St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 29, 1927

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COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1927, o- = ; = — | — = ——7 a = -_—, * = , Ze 3 Waak*, LASS, INVEATOR of - You) SPAM ALC. “TO GAIA) A SOCIAL AS YOU ARE BY THE Besr C FISBS CoR FAmMicy | VERS & PICTURE cle DRIASKIANG our A FAMICS ALBOM AF WTS ASST YOUR. OCuwyal, ALL PREARRANGED . ND TH REPRESENT N A REGULATION SIZE AS tHe DEUCE OF MITH WAS THE $5 MAYOR THe DEVUCG 4 AND 3$o OW a (XY % when You \ ARD X SIMPLY Trié Bozo THAT THAT CARD _ 8t ov. BAD, EH? BPERSONS HURT. ‘Hops OF MANY us Ww CAN 4 GET RID OF DOF THE |Z: “2 HIM? wry NT THE ahi HES WORTH AVEME? | : 50000 Bee RUPEES' Seer hee eaeseei ieeeee Peee a > Teese ‘eee re | : 95 / oO . eeeceei 7 TTT th, TeittiTs ‘ p, J SITS DOWN AGAIN. AT ‘TASLG@ AND READS FAPER Tritt , \ ss TOL. 79. No. 264, PART ONE, ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997. PAGES 1—14 se¢23 3% * Classified Advertising | eentep Post-Dispatch Today, 96 Pages ‘+e | i FIRST NEWS SECTION. if pages _ "3 . | j | SECOND NEWS SECTION, 4 PAGES “me REAL ESTATE........PART 7 | oa _ THIRD SECTION (SPORT). 6 PAGES ! H i FOURTH NEWS SECTION. 8 PAGES. i @ WANTS—FOR SALE. .PART 8 | . |, FIRTH NEWS SECTION. 6 PAGES. t A | SIXTH NEWS § N, & PAGES. i ) HELPS, SERVICE......PART 9 | ball REAL ESTATE SECTION. 14 PAGES. i 3 | 1 WANTS—FOR SALE. 4 PAGES. WANTS—HELPS—SERVICE, 6 PAGES. i i ROTOGRAVURE, 8 PAGES. MAGAZINE, 10 PAGES. COMIC SECTION. & PAGES . 4 PRICE 10 CENTS wNY WINDOWS PUKEN BY HAl Louis and East St. Louis | Pelted With Stones, Some of Them as Large as $. AUTOS PIERCED | A of Conservatory at Shaw’s Garden Virtually Destroyed, Flowers and Pants Cut by Falling Louis and East St. Louls pelted with hailstones, many which were the size of bascballs, a ii-minute hail and rain which began about 3:20 p. rday and swept over 4@/| sarea, injuring 16 persons, shing thousands of windows, Wuring automovile tops and greenhouses, particularly tat Shaw’s Garden. s hailstones, some of which sthree and a half inches in ter, fell with great velocity. a rattling sound almost re- jing musketry as they struck pavement. The storm = ap- | hed from the southwest, | greatest damage to win- Bof south and west walis. Pe- Hans-unable to reach shelter geverely pummeled and sev- of those treated in Last St. iis hospitals for scalp wounds | motorists caught upon the p Bridge between the two cities. | were struck by stones which) @ already crashed through the of their automobiles. | ayy Damage at Shaw’s Garden. fhe roof of the Hain Conserva-. pet Shaw’s Garden was virtu- | destroyed. George Pring, hor- turist of the garden; said prob- | 80 per cent of the panes in the | wre broken, as well as a. atnumber in the walls. An e€xX-/! of fuchsias completed Iriday Mt in the floral display house, completely cut to pieces and tropical plants, such as palms ferns were showered with and stripped of branches and & shoots. Pring said these per- ent plants probably would bear Ptiarks for years. Pring was unable last night to ate the extent of damage to Plants, as nobody yet has ven- through the houses because | &shower of glass which had munued almost incessantly since estorm. Late yesterday, one of ®éarden employes, wearing a en box over his head, made a sally into the palm house, but ld make only a cursory inspec- Visitors caurht by the storm the greenhouses were herded the entrances, which have hize@ fron roofs, and thus ered from the glass. Pring ina tunnel leading into the display house and from this s¢ point watched the destruc- of the fuchsia display. ° It was at about $2500, at wholesale Ws and Light Globes Broken. | Twelfth boulevard, near =? street, numerous hailstones -~€8 as hen’s eggs were picked and South Side residents re- d finding stones as large as Mballs. Several stones picked bin East St. Louis, where the ® to windows and automo- Was heaviest, oblong slugs of Measuring 314 by 212 inches. “rtually all street light globes the east side were smashed and the west walls of many large ng not one window pane mapped, Bight Persons, two of them chil- » Were treated at City Hospital injuries inflicted by hailstones Y glass shattered during the ry Palm of 2638A Allen ave- Suffered lacerations of the t foot When a stone crashed h the Skylicht of the bati- In which he was taking a Hurt at Swimming Pool. reUquina Hernandez, 1421 Chou- Suffered a cut on theeright When struck by broken 4!:38 * swimming in the Soulard Ming pool. Most of the «lier ne freated suffered lacerations ® scalp. ‘ > them, Clifford Price, 14 Tp Was sitting in an auto- % in front of his home, 1725 | ene eventh street, when a ag Cut through the top of « and hit him on the head. S DeDera of 62384 Reber and Florence Beldner, 2130 Broadway, suffered similar ‘S when running for shelter. _ those treated in St. Hospital, Kast St. Louis, red Hewkin, 43, of 8846 x boulevard: Mrs. Mildred a 48, of 3931 Washington ard, St. Lou's: Carl Scott, 12, ~ |derson & Co., yesterday bought out his three co-partners in the ‘Which wlll retain its old name, was York Stock Exchange. A seat on, ciation of Partners h N the exchange early this month! York Stock rire Pe is bi, a ee meres rating of told for $200,000. ried and lives at 91 Arundel the year was on tap this afternoon Anderson, Jones and Witsma/place. Business associates say he|at the Fairmount Jockey Club have joined as partners ina new bis about 40 years old. plant on the Collinsville road in Illinois 10 miles from downtown St. Louis. SHOWERS PROBABLE TODAY: ARTHUR C. HILMER, FORMER OFFICE BOY, BUYS BROKERAGE 11000 Ste FIRST FIRM AFTER 19 YEARS’ WORK Becomes Sole Owner of hicvenno E. Anderson FAIRMOUNT HORDE Co. in Deal Presumed to Run Sub- | RALING it IeAR Crowd Enthusiastic Over re ee By Cable and Wire to the Post-Dispatch Lindbergh’s Reception in Belgium Return of the Sport De-| spite Thunder, Rain and | Hail. Arthur C. Start who got his in the financial world 19 years ago as an office boy for the brokerage firm of Lorenzo E. An- Hilmer, brokerage firm to be known as Ol- iver J. Anderson & Co. They will | have temporary offices at 803 Am-| bassador Theater building. | Hilmer left the senior class in| Washington University in 1908 to’ con-| work for Lorenzo E. Andediod CROWD LARGELY FROM ST. LOUIS: founder of the firm and father of | Oliver Anderson lis job included | 'the general duties of an office boy. | but he advanced | rapidly and fin- | ; | afternoon, | ally became a partner in the firm. Less Than Third Women, cern and became its sole owner. The deal for the sale of the firm, Se ee completed yesterday Samuel l’ordyce represented Hil-; Jwrenzo Anderson di y rs died ty rears mer aS attorney in the deal, and S. | ago. ci Who Add Color to Grand- L. Swarts acted for the other Besides heading the phrokerage | three partners, Oliver J. Anderson, firm, whose offices are at 711 St. stand and Clubhouse and M. ©. Jones and George Witsma Jr. All the parties ~o the deal agreed to withhold the purchase price, but it is presumed it ran sub- stantially into six figures since the firm does a large business and its assets included a seat in the New Charles street, Hilmer is a direc- tor of the Liberty Central Trust Co., the Sheffield Corporation and the Atlas Tack Corporation, He is vice president of the St. Louis Stock Exchange and a member of the executive coun:'l of the Asso- Share in Cheering. FAIRMOUNT PARK, May 28.— The band played, the ponies ran, the heavens thundered, rained and Kleven thousand persons were TEMPERATURE ABOUT vive PARACHUTES SAVE 4 a —Internaticnai Photo. Capt. Lindbergh, accompanied by Premier Jaspar of Belgium, on the way to the royal palace yester- day after Lindbergh’s triumphal arrival from Paris. here to cheer on. their favorites) : had tne it | and, perhaps, to back their judg- | ; PrHE TEMPERATURES. | ment with a few dollars. The} oo 056. ae Fo 5 a a i ne women present were outnumbered if ee ee ae ae two to one by the men but they a a ee Re C ae on | — . : ad -woagBag basal A 2 oi ch did their share of the cheering and fe Mew nse sos ee : the betting and in addition supplied | Fy a Os ein 6 ee 68 ES are 3,7 | nage : a ae fs Se eal Nt ae a : es the color which makes for a_ bril- | + 2 a eeeee me ae... sax Soldier Killed as Giant Army | jiang assemblage ‘on a ae {} 1] 1) fies Saar, meta i E E sS&. 2 _ gene "4 12 midnight... e868; Plane Drops 1000 Feet oe. tee ween the case since this “a1 gr-~lina ae a4 ha.m........°86 ; ss new track was opened in the fall - indicates street reading. Neal Columbus, 3 of 1925, most of those in atten- CRM: "« 7 ij Ae " r) ,* —_ eo | . . (12:30 nai ee ete low, 56 | dance were from Missouri, where horse racing is nonexistent Last Of*ficla 0 " « : . : . P= © ~ « * . . 4the BRUSSELS 1S for St ; ; gee Ci By the Associated Press. St. Louis, Belleville, Collinsville VERVET FOR i init: ee oo COLUMBUS, O., May 28.—Fall-|and the Tri-Cities were well rep- Vicinity: SIOSUV . . , ; she ee LINDBERGH cloudy toda a | ing a thousand feet when its pro-| resented, and the old reliable rail vy anc birds who make the rounds of the proba- peller broke, the big army bombing local | plane XLB-5 of Langley Field, Va., an a| crashed today near here, carrying lone soldier to his death after his | four comrades had leaped to safety various tracks were scattered here and there in the milling throngs. Colorful Scene at Course. Most of the color was _ in tomorrow, , wits showers t h understorms: } the | Aus Illinois: Mostly not auch change | | ye See an prt t} hurtli grand stand and club house where ~ ses pegged seachine re ee re UP'DB | one can sit in comfore and watch “issouri: Most-| ' e the hours and the horses pass. The ly cloudy today | Private Daniel Leroy Yeager. un-| 124) business of the day was dot . . , c : SS ie aday ay Ie raw | able to leave the plane with. his aa and tomorrow, | — “ele : J ; (on the circular mile track and un- probably with lo-| “O™Pantons, fer win i. Fide the stands where people pay | By 1! . os . pee he sh euliete . 4 , ~ c i a. cal showers and| | pews gathered tae tee | their money for a little ticket and I t h understorms; | tanks exploded, throwing flames in | later go down and collect, provid VW . = se | . . ‘ } te , ~ Was Temovee | white pony was forced to give up| estgegaee ee ee $ ¥ e | to a hospital here, where it WaS/ his scarlet togs and don a black | the first attempt, but the second | (said his injuries did not appear] gijcker instead. The race over, the | time it sodred northwest in the di- | ' This Weck’s Weather Forecast. > | CHICAGO, May 28.—The weath-| er outlook for the week beginning | Monday, May 20, follows: Upper | Mississippi and tower Missouri val- leys and northern and central great plains: Periods of occasional show- | variable temperature, mostly | ers; near seasonal normal or somewhat | below in north portions, and near | normal or above in south | | SHOOTS ACTRESS WHO ‘SPENT HIS MONEY AND JILTED HIM’? ee Former Student at Drake Held at Danville. 1, After Critically Wounding Girl. By the Associated Press. DANVILLE, lil.. May 28.——-May McGhie, 21 years old, whose stage name is May La Vern, was shot helow the heart and probably fatal- ly wounded tonight in the rear of a local vaudeville theater, where she was playing, by Clarence Leo Tighe, 24, former student at Drake University, whose home is in Des Moines, la. Serious. Maj. L. H. Brereton, in charge of the plane; Staff Sergeant Fred P. Miller and Master Sergeant Clyde M. Taylor made successful landings and were uninjured. All five men were members of | the Seventieth Night Bombing Squadron at Langley Field and had been at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex., to participate in the air-land maneuvers recently concluded. They were returning to Langley Field and had stopped shortly be- fore at Norton Field, here, for re- | fueling. Plane of Same Type as Wrecked “American Legion.” By the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., May 28.—The Army airplane LB-5, which crashed today near Reynoldsburg, O., killing Private Daniel L. Yeager and injuring Lieut. D. M. Bridget, the pilot, was of the same twpe as the “American Legion,” in which Lieutenant-Commander Noel Davis and Lieut. Stanley Wooster, New York-Paris flight aspirants, were na Rain No More, the succeeded by a which in turn rain was downpour gave way to hailstones of size, and durability which off the wooden 15 minutes. The band light heavy played, “It ” but “Hail, Hail. Gang’s All Here’ was its repertory. It looked as if the stewards, judges and. times in lit- tle glass houses beside the track might have a few window panes shattered, but luck was with them. lt was-fortunate also that the hail- | between might have storm occurred otherwise there some runaways c'nong the animals. The storm was over, the sun out again and a rainbow appeared in the northeast as the fifth feature race of the day was run. This was the Collinsville handicap with $3000 added. One-two-three-four-five-six fur- longs, and the race was finished. Prince of Wales had won. Indian Love Call was second. Nor’easter was third. The other five were also rans—which is race track Jan- races; unusual | rattled | and tile roofs for | Aint Gon- | net in| been | Was | and | ' rection of the Brooks Range. A! |large store of fuel and supplies} awaits them at Point Barrow, | northernmost tip of American con- | It is more than airplane from Barrow to Green- | land, and Wilkins and Graham | face the prospect of spending the /summer on the ice and walking | ' out if their plane is forced down. From Barrow, Wilkins has laid out an uncharted course through the fogs over the polar ice pack. | The route has never been traversed o'clock last night and thrust his | by man, although ducks and geese ‘teft hand and arm through the | fly in that direction from Point 'giass in the door. An hour later | Barrow each spring. The vorth-|1, qgieq at city hospital from loss | ward exodus of the birds com-|o¢ piood. from an artery which | menced several weeks ago and Wil- | “ te hopes to “follow the birds the enigma of thelr des- kins | to solve | tination. | Capt. Wilkins expects to land at ' various places on the ice in the un- | explored 1,000,000 square miles in | the Arctic Ocean and determine whether there is land. No one now | knows whether this vast area is all | i Sed on Page 3, Column 4 killed several weeks ago at Lang- ley Vield. NOTED LONDON ORGANIST FALLS DEAD IN STATION Charles MacPherson of St. Paul's Tighe called the girl from the | theater and, after talking to her a few moments, drew a revolver and shot her. He was captured bv a°member of the theater com- guage for total losses. ea . 31 More Days of Racing. ‘mete There will be 31 more days of servi racing during the present meeting | Which ends July 4. There will be no racing tomorrow, as jockeys go pany. 'sea or contains land. | COURT DECIDES $20,000,000 ilkins also expects to make | reological and geographical ob- itions. OIL SUIT AFTER 15 YEARS : > oting when | amuaeur ae a eating that Cathedral Dies in Presence to churches and movie matinees | a wae the wounded girl had spent his; — or WEle BEd . SUEEREIVES, ep puncays. Monday's program | Decides That Deposits Under Ar- | money and then jilted him. He | $e ane vi —_ sheep ve Decoration Day Han- | kansas River Belong to Own- | said he bought the revolver in Vn, : : etn a ay ane ie hase “a P- i ednesday will see the | ers of Adjoining Land. r, : City followed Miss Mc- MacPherson, noted organist of et. ji pianerogintie Handicap and Thursday | By the Associated Press. oe is ee eee sc i from there Paul’s Cathedral, fell dead tonight|the Eads Handicap. The biggest} ST. PAUL, Minn., May 28.—-The apes Se ee nag sgh lation of | in Virginia Station in che presence | feature of all, the Fairmount | United States Circuit Court of Ap- to Danville, — of his wife and other relatives who| Derby, wiil be run next Saturday, | peals today upheld a lower court killing her. were with him. He had resided for | With $25,000 added. Haste won | decision awarding oil deposits uN | “Sie js a devil with an angel's face,’ Tighe, who is a bond sales- “She ruined me, finan- last year’s Derby. years in his home in The near the cathedral. nearly 50 Amen Court, list of box holders follows: der the of adjoining tard. The oil Arkansas River to owners! depcsits, which have man, said. ;, . O. H. Herma a - ' , | - Ft. an, Louis P. Aloe, Ly- sais ' yhys- arles MacPherso sic ot , od , LY | ical wreck of me. I «pee aga * + emgage seat ae dak le oes vit eee Rickman, M. J. Winn, C. Bruce! gation in both State and the eyes of the law E vid tegen 1/1} a ae aie ue Een : cimee % a | Head, A. T. Spivey, Griffin Wat- | courts in Oklahoma, are sail to be shooting her, but if she dies, an l “ ist eg tetincon 4g “_ gt . "| kins, Mrs. J. H. Edwards, Harry| worth $20,000,000. The parttes f alw : © ranists; organist of St. aul3s Ca- . f a a hope she does, I will erage fee Te | nee n ick: aad : l ia i |Grafeman, Thomas H. Wright. E.| were theGovernmen t ond the Riv- | , ‘ rfectly Stit. 2« In | Cdrai Since ~o, ale Hresiaen ‘ lehs ; > — ; ad . that I was perfectly Just | of the Royal College of Organists |G. Burkham, Willard R. Cox, A. C.| erside Oil and Refining Co. agair st | killing her. iia 19°0-22. | : . pana Walter Crunden, F. H. Van! W. N. Haves and the Cimarron | SEARCH FOR FLYERS FAILS | PR OR ER goat Craenenbroeck, August A. Busch! River Oil Co. | ' j J r i Qf } . ™ +a -- rn a pith ate ‘AUTO MAKER’S SON ARRESTED j 2.°°,7:7: 22cerson. BR. E. Costello. Loud Speakers in Ancient C | —— ; ea : : : Speakers in Ancient Church. ; 4 Finds No Trace of French- | sade arat G. Locke Tarlton, Mark Steinberg, | ~_ " , Steamer Finds No lark Steinberg BERLIN. May 28.—Venerable J. D. Dodge Accused in Detroit of | E. A. Benish, Joseph J. Maher Jr.. | Off Labrador. . , By the Phone tae Press. Driving When Drunk. KE. J. Delmore, W. W. Dunhain, W. » ~— ses ponerse os ae CURLING, N. F., May 28.—The| sv find hanpated Drees ics 6 N. Dunham, F. A. Garesche, Chas | Gowed with one of the most mod- Steamer Sagona returned today aft- DETROIT, Mich., May 28.—John Koerner, Chas. T. Short and C. W. i nventions——tie loud speaker. | er an unsutcessful search for Capts. Duval! Dodge, son of the late John | yioore CG. Chee Gene Dov |At 11 points in the choir and a millionaire automobile ‘ . - pret ran Oyres | like number in the nave, the de- I’. Dodge, Dr. Voris j . manufacturer, oe ae Obear, M. f. Brown, Mrs. M Nungesser and Coli, missing French Esherwood, George aviators lost during their attempted views the v was arrested here transatlantic flight from Paris to mcd on a charge of driving when | 7 Herbst, Mrs. Henry W. Kiel New York. The Steamer searched | grunk. Harry Grafer Patt 4 ‘lean : 1 eri . y Grafeman, Fred W. Zieg- the straits of Belle Isle and along rhe arresting officer reported] onhein, Mark Gumberts, Harned |‘ aE ie rithe that driving at a high rate of speed Dodge in his automobile crashed into two parked machines. Bros., J. 0. Monroe, Harry — I re rere the Labrador Coast as far as Bat- tle Harbor without finding any trace of the missing airmen. i hum: Continued on Page 3, Column 3. enormous size of the cathedral the edifice, have been Installed, so that vords of the officiating priests be heard everywhere. The has ‘rto made impossible for the in voice to reach all parts of | of Senator Carter Glass. | | few NO INCOME FAX ON MONEY PAID OUT FOR LOBBYING Internal Revenue Bureau Reverses Previous Decision on Plea of a Chamber of Commerce. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 28.—Ex- penses incurred by banks and other commercial firms in organizing lobbies in Washington to influence legislation a“ ecting their business deducted from gross. in- conie for taxation purposes undera decision of the Internal Revenue Bureau, This revokes a previous order that a contribution to be deducted in computing net income must be 'an ordinary and direct business ex- pense incurred in the operation and maintenance of a business. The specific case in which the buffeau has reversed itself is that of cor- porations making contributions to a Chamber of Commerce to con- duct a fight before the Interstate Commerce Commission for lower freicht rates on the products ofthe contributing corporations. nent thele first obiccte. ss ay THRUSTS ARM THROUGH GLASS DOOR IN FALL; DIES OF INJURY D. J. Burns, Who Stumbled in De- scending Cellar Stairs, Succumbs From Loss of Blood. Daniel J. Burns of 3330A Vista ‘avenue, stumbled as he went down c the cellar stairs at his home at 5 had been severed. It was 40 min- utes after the fall before he ar- rived at the hospital for treatment. His widow and two children— one 2 years and the other 1 month old—survive. KLAN WILL. SHOW GLASS Virginia Members of Order to VPa- rade Before Senator’s Home. Bv the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., May 28.— Handbills were circulated today announcing a Ku Klux Klan ex- cursion to Lynchburg, Monday, for a parade in front of the home Kian of- ficers said preparations were be- ing made to run special trains from Norfolk and Newport News. According to a klan newspaper, the parade is being arranged in answer to a recent statement In which Glass was quoted as saying that Dr. H. W. Evans, “imperial wizard” of the klan, had only a hundred foliowers in Vir- ginia. | Maas PS Se Spm CAVALRY TO GUARD COOLIDGE Troop From Fort Meade Going to Summer White House. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May 28.-—So | many Marines are on foreign duty that President Coolidge will call on the army this year for the cus- tomary guard at his summer White House. A detachment of the ‘Fourth Cavalry is to be transferred Fort Meade, 8S. D., to the lodge, for a tour of from State game guard duty. At Swampe#tott and White Pine Camp, Mr. Coolidge had picked de- tachments of Marines. One troop of | Se ts te i | ' | town, - Ae tae enna NEWMAN GETS DFLAY ON FACING MURDER CHARGE California Governor of Honuzs Requisition From Illinois, but His Attorney Obtains Writ. Special to the Post-Dispatch, LOS ANGELES, May 28.— see the “Spirit of St. Louis.” Outside the embassy Lindbergh find several thouruand persons w. ‘ing. All the while he waa in- pereed only after he had gone to the place du Congres to place a wreath on the tomb of Belgium's Lnkno vn Soldier. There the ere vd was even larger and gen- darmes had to fight a way through the milling thougsandg to t°‘ar @ pace for the young flyer. The royal palace was next, After forcing his way through another mob, Lindbergh had a 15-minute iudience with the royal family en@ was intreduced to the helr appar- — ee eed Cuntinucd on Pege 2, Column &. 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e Oe Ed fankenidSiont scien maditen i ey ner saieroy a ‘aac ii nA ya Neots 9h ala ak alas cs - — Pa , Kis oda hy ‘abietes > Sis FPO RE: sabia, dle e 4 PRS. eke Ae. © Rootes hay : ae alee «2 a " ‘ ys ee ga MSH Ax Me RASS Ry: ey bates id nit ea MEPS oe eer dee Pal ap Wad? Rie ses OR. PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THOUSANDS tt LINDBERGH BID GOOD-BY 10 PARIS ‘‘You Have Been Good to Me,’ He Writes in Note e STNDAY MORNING ——_——— Automobile Sticker for Lindbergh Welcome Dropped as Plane Passes Over City. FRENCH ESCORT HIM TO BELGIAN FRONTIER, Ambassador Herrick in An- other Plane Accompanies the Airman as Far Senlis. By the Associated Press. PARIS, May 28.—Capt. Lindbergh took Brussels, Belgium, in “The Spirit of St. Louis,” the plane in which he crossed the Atlantic. He left Le Bourget Field at 12:49 p. m. (5:49 a. m. St. Louis time). Two squadrons of French planes that accompanied him to the Bel- gian frontier remained circling over the field ready to pick him up when, after a short flight over Paris, he headed north. The flyer arrived at the air off : Belg ’ Wii Lr, > I, poll onge wens nergy ~ yar ee ~ ~ ~~ > +> AN LAN JA 4A4A4AS ALLL Fh ‘ hd GY ALL, {p Wh Lh lddddd | The successors of the Red Bird sticker of World Series days, St. Louis stationery house. a Oe “I MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH COMRADES PLAN WELCOME OR LINDBERG Flyer Will Be Dinner Guest of Guard Air Corps and Mail Pilots on Return to St. Louis. ndbergh is| for at least | e is to | s former | —"* otel Chase, after the municipal | for | Take him by the hand and say: given unde x | planned devised for yal distributi on oe a} Ca Continued From Page One. the Duke of Brabant, and his | ss who was Princess Astrid | cnt, duc’ of Sweden. had met personally in Europe. King Gustav of Sweden sent hil: a ca- blegram early this week, soon after field at an early hour, went over his machine with care, and per- sonally assisted in filling the fuel tanks. He was in a jovial mood, joking with the mechanicians who for two days had been going over his arrival in Paris. Of all the pleasant Lindbergh today, the one that gave him most pride must have been the remark of Queen Elizabeth during his time at the palace: It was the first royalty of his own stock that Lindbergh | things told to. an Royalty Greets ee in Brussels observer to! ee igians a thers nad watched his | with a school. | £1@n8 and ot are , a boxer, King | | | he was cheered by the vast throng | 4 1e down. | cinema star. He is an ardent young | B® cam ' hero | have | nessenger He is no ook on a conference |master air. He is not 'of pork, oil or. steel. He is not a man; a gener nd modest of whom Victor Ht ugo might said, ‘Serious as a guard and gen- tle as a gir!.’” All newspapers laud for declining to capitalize by appearing in music } yl" } oe : i cer wax, WwW no Mv sid ba . id 7 oa" ) nat rs ; - ' reven ues has bee n issued by Post- ies occ upies ine cen —p 4 : Bg | nd urope. Lindbergh medal struck his ] , cane stood guar é "| verse She holds aloft in either off at 3:30 p. m. fir Cnoyden. the | | 7a ipo eae i Zinnia” Bein Michener. Brdcoevvgy a wi ek aa liana British airport just outside of Lon- | nie on for supporting the air | 2@™¢ ¢ f fleur- —— See ; a Ambassador Herrick, who has) don. He will flw about 0 miles. , , S bE , 7 : the Postmaster SaV3. | and the sn Lield of the UT nite ce a . - . . bad j oa t. . +f . +. a . e ; a ~* been Lindbergh's host during his; He jis expected to arrive at Croy- S oh create tage vatlinrst., indbergh his train. | Between them flies Lindbergh's . i ‘ : s - ¥ > . 2 } le - tho t+ ° + 1% stay in Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Par-| gen about 5:30 p. m. | — sige SO pd - ewspapermen in all atmosph plane, the Spirit of St. — Pace ,ely Herrick - mbassador’s| oon 7 : Reese venom ay nog elmaggg le ae siaiiatieel the background, flanking the fig- A é ee a dors; It was a fresh and smiling T.in¢c-| Crown Prince, His Table Compan-| EVERE FLYING FIELD. | caused Lindb | ure. are the Statue of Liberty, New jamal son and daughter-in-law, and Capt. | bergh who dropped down on Hrus- : - , , abl “ae ‘agree m poe his city his headquarte ure, are the Statue oO! rty e ; os I * ion, Chats With Lindbergh. sels, May 28.—Captai: . Pork hic} -f ~ ift f L’Hopital, aid to Marshal Foch, ar-| sels this afternoon for a %2-hour) ‘ icine hes ist ye et ib, aa te continued: York (which was th gi! of : a4 wa ss se aus —_—— a Associaicd Press. ‘rencn journailSt and aviat no The climax tne renin rill i = sre ¢ ry) + ; — 7 : . . ‘ é eas ‘'T atte ‘ : 1ce mer d th A rived at the field in an embassy ¢a}], He had rested in the air. Ex-| BEUSSELS the icin from Paris to Brus- : ‘ters sent bv 2 mail, de-/ mise.sety hom erica) and the Eiffel , / ' re . c l ° ; » in They : . ; awe } i car late in the morning. e} were | cept that he is & little thinner. he } } > ‘. igo h : + Se) . in one of the e planes eESscg ‘bani nz post office, - i the reverse is pictured the inw Jloselyv by Sheld ite. American Clu ortings followed closely by Sheldon White ie eatin the seein. cle On : | 3 : Porn shin dipordee™ Anois ye rice Medaets, Jan rnest de Muvter ay that Lindb pro apt or s pie gians |, ameter, —a sil LO Te ae ad ‘ 3 ~ a a ; iliaSiLe A i nia} Cidi De a or f 4 3 rs . 2 er DB Brus- ur By the wr es 7 y _> a ior LT = i Ti : - Ul Cay ; tal n Lind © Eat lon gga mee showed no trace of the ordeal he} yingbereh Asso- . | Louse. ins had undergone in Paris for a week. ing-a week of ceremonies in his|Ciated Press the following account I'ran-| world, in peace, with the North As an airman he satisfied. Out! honor sat beside a voune man of| of the flight q Fox and bow quick Of a gusty sky he came. sharply | over Evere Field, to the north of | | Brussels, svung once over the / crowd of several tens ofthousands ’} Atlantic and parts of North Amer- |ica and Europe visible, showing and speakins -| Lindbergh’s route, above which | | companion -| again the plane is flying. The | Bibs ; : Thi h > 31 » inn Ete non? ' | Duke of Brabant, the crown prince, | another sudden squall into the rain ‘inches in er 6% —- « Whitehead & Hoag Co. will make ord-breaking monoplane _and dropped neatly on the far side ‘ation e1 | ist of Be! i >d iat n will : s of | the following mornin if |} the medal, usin one of f Work on the machine went! o¢ the field. while two rect @jan aviation ¢1 elgium. traveled an ebony base, will have parts of ya pring ame —— ea a i os ieee ettee 331 so ld, lie two regirnents | chatted — wit iniS iS a Saving | French-made die cutting machines mower, =O maf aR oiiny “*| of Soldiers kept the crowd within in th untry o'clock, Lindbergh climbed Into the po, nds a Sees 2a atone ——— A backs i 4 a4 iain . > } " ; " ,lar ,? . cockp! it and Started the motor for He was able to ae eae made a piaque : commemorating Prardiiy s — hat Commander Byrd's flight over the 01 . - 6 ; > Pea vs | pu ave liked to @o at Parts North Pole and has executed other historical pieces of metal. its preliminary run. Crowd Barred From Field. ‘when he alighted last Saturdav , night after ft} ivi neg stra icht from . : ; . ‘ , it ata rirst 1 r Beet 4 vd J) vy ; ind aes Pak ote a ait . they sudden we undertook central control and the Ambassador followe ind.| deep enough . ivan lie he. oo compete ao wed _ nd. | ae ry a Dees is not ot en ether a family truly appreciates good music, Can be judged relief of this great catastrop : Ss a os at ent such as Paris There was seric loss of life in as Senilis. shows. But thi . > b the a P pee Sera Hig “hag tang y ge and condition of their Piano. When the instru the confusion of the week precede er Ciel oss wcoetee ot| With ment no longer merits praise by friends and neighbors for its Peel ee ee horns as Lindbergh, swooping) t d b e r map . resi ent Coolidge. This was but GM « MAME ects tame oe eee Pe one and beauty, it becomes a liability instead ofan asset. batural 4 Bourget field. passed over the Are Ward the airplane The tie -s " ‘fem. The sentimen ts of the °y establishment of RK net 4 : . Stee al : ‘ ad PAA TIE, nN people of _—— . le ie ee ree ot nh 8 lican, people are well known to Bel. Purchasers of new BALDWINS are always surprised to learn ap we have been anal known Soldier. circled the Eiffel! those of Paris, | 3 hie gium, ani Our achievement wil] : : a sreat ores 9 Known Soldier. circled the Birrell sat in this case [FS and sour achievement wil how generous is the allowance we make for old Pianos ace levees, to throw out an ad ge . sh 44 : ~ermines et : : " £iitl ies : . o am a ° wasni Ww & north. i nea? ither Lindbergh Br | *ne ser together than ever. Capt. cepntc | in ae hing to the people below. e ES ee eae Linabe ee oe eptci in exchange. Now is thc time for you to investigate. have been able to carry them tol jammed with people eager for a. ‘ndbergh now is completely tn 1 ——— : a coe, See tr 8 sow ie completely tn If not re amg to call, telephone us the name and age of 408,000 Evacuated. gave him a vocal farewel} that! natural, qi at: detenéte staal OUr O i , ; . : “To have moved 460,000 pec . ij : 4 RAs Che, Maa = ‘cen ive ms ee 1ano an W - seemed to come trom every heart,| ner, schooled by his week 11 Par a. Paste Ee y d we will gladly give you full information, from their homes anaes ami ver the Place de ia Concorde Poise that a dip] . great zest . . serous circumstances, and to have| . a on — “ipiOmat might ae he dropped a flag and this mes- carries away every one who timetion Grands, U prights, Reproducing and a nplahes it with but a loss of | sige: EPPS er Europe hae in Sei 5 ittle stunt fivine on 7 i , va a i - e - ess than Bix lives is the rmonum * ” ; : cd Nas Teaiized his . & baba mVUES, TNC 2erial proc F » 3 7 ee i Gs te oy, ik ap ae Some of the watchers ‘ocession ran in , | Players in Modern and Period Designs Bo ‘eit ettectivences and courage” have been good to me. Good-by.’ '; comment on it and are expressing oe api.a nat the at were ail flvrin “ings Bye lh I — am he added. Raymond. Ortelg. donor of the their wonder that he was ever tected th “Spir! ieee oo | “The rescue stage is nearly $25,000 prize won by Lindbergh | called “the flying fool.” Mevu® crest reaches the Gulf by his trans-Atlantic flight. and “Once we have seen Lindh. _ Mexico, " he continued. Colonel Lioyd Collins caught the| *e would wish for the sages ws “Up to the present time @ flag and the note and sent the avi-/| have his intellectya} brow. of over 340,000 persons have t ator a message at Brusscis telling | thoughtful eyes, his determ} ined sal into the refugee camps him about it. cain and ardent tem liieiiens O71 250,000 more have -c —— pelt Solr sald. “He has become rat ions Outside the camps, OF ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | — in a week a new sort of emic.- oral of over 590,000 depend sy: iguamee tan oe wah We have been used to seeing bon public help. The additional . 13 | eiderly diplomats with ealem a froup coming from the final , Published Datly by The Pullt n! | den : a een a eee Bosiererd, and Olive 8 i Ca | ace a ae his boy has no need et ee flood in Southern Louisiana | IATED PRESS . e: € : . ~~ end AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS America to th ws an emissary of 069 oe ee ge Ey Press ie e heart of the Bel. dependents on the Red Cross. “Fortunately this load has . pr upon us all at one time. The mDs are diminishing in the em treme north as they increase in t . extreme south. Tonight we have 4 load of about 350,000 being fed rationed. *? SnccaB disappointed. We have | Total Dead, 114. more ee View oe Americ Rove from Parts by a flotil'a of a He CU MTT — hundred and fourteen ore t ia. America has sent us a | French airplanes and was a nil ili sons have lost their lives thus | net at | ms the Mississippi flood, the Ps. 3 ross reported today : 2 z The report, made by Heary Mrs. Whitehouse and other not- ables. The whole ‘and Los Angeles z OINTMENT ° his own age, “Lind ber & . ? ¢ . : = Ld s . ? . party was admitted, to the hangar wh 1eTe they had their first really rood look at the rec-'! ) 7 be ‘ } ne inner ! at it or}, dine ar = P Ve , LOul! { rs ‘ (ne ian 17} Ai mail he | con: ; ; : oy nae De, a eee Set. ‘tt Loui ey ‘ork and | 10 cents fe hh half ounce, it ca 1 sonal as wel] reat advantage. TE, € So} ’ rn (rer m Me & : -4 on ‘ a? i od ving Field toward Started | later | n aviator Ss sat lking aviat elderly - nt able importance imp: for them la tai to £0 semi’ to heck ? themsciv es eed ° tarry they (eOQaererecss ee ecene the eeeeoev .- . culty =~ = ts siasm fligh ee aed = 39 +’ ris are =»? ’ ; , : . ~~ ee ae og woe “- aE eee re cant labia pir ABirigbee aah oe —" 5 " c sal ere eye Ripet ~~) mien —y 2 ". - 3 4 debe = i ‘ ee ae hi I y a hs ¢ 2 es Se " % a ~ ie edgar ae eee ere ee — ns gh pea! +./ ay pf Aa * Pak ey ie sex ewe * . _ eee en oe i 2 “s 5 a 7 AEROS SORT ee = Set rase ee nrtr wees er @etgee*s ¢ ee 2 aie "7 Le Ria % ~e ~ OE RA 1S ae. aes F wee Tey Ea, a 4 hs . , SPORE aA oe Denice Stunt Flying. joy for Li ‘ £ a tis ae ages “be, ree — ane Rae nace in etd fe 7 ridae bythe tas Ae RS tay hon # 3. - ‘ “ls 3 : ina ne aaU iGuUiR eC Ww Orse ay } AS we a TT) cat A+) roaci! ession ran ad » myerTy $ 5 VO * 4 3 a . - * tga leh Penis NMR yt aT oie - ¢ » SN STREP Aen sgt oy ” iy — ee . a wae % 7 Daten seeieagua ie ¥ BATTERIES Real Economy for Your Car or Radio at the Present Low Prices. $2.50 Allowed on Your Old Battery BATTERIES — RENTED, REPAIRED, RECHARGED invariable reply. « ee 1 are rough age Phone F@rest 3476 for oe ht ta dhe : MS fans i ee ee ee Road Servic Y no new engacements. nd t) d City of : — oe cae ‘to go to Hollat tery Recharged in 24 other plac¢ s. } Hours. now.” ‘We ~ i ipae | Makes Perfect en OC Nid-| He was urged ta re m waA a oe ad + mt id FR t at t} 1G. ir r | da: in >sruss? le bu B © 4 cRY & ELEC TRI co, eone at ti! tude on the debt question h | . > o ues as to reject that idea. SISS EASTON AVE, The American airman yore id 6 ‘a 4M escort loge ther hande! le is Representatives 1) pemetemerecrsemes cee eer neseees > untries pressed Lindbergh | gian People. America’s New Emissary. le Nation Belge intimated th a° the Unitea States needs this kind white 7 2 | of ney ee eee eee ered also the local ews pobiished herein «AD rights of republicaticw of epecial petches herein are aleo & Open Sunday Until 1 P. M. EASTON-ARLINGTON arms many thousands, scattere, Carrters out-of-town Geater: & menth: ge Ife a ere. second@-<iass met: a Ot the Poseftin a: ———_—e’ * ao, | ee ee ee | ae

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AGE 3 MAN BINING HAT. BEATEN, ROBBED NDARING HOLDUP Two Robbers, One With Pistol, Enter Pine Street Shop, Take Diamonds and $200 Cash. Two men, one of them armed, held up a hat store at 928 Pine street at 4:20 yesterday afternoon and after slugging Lee Pelligreen, of 1123 Hodiamont avenue, a Ccus- tomer, escaped with his diamond ring and stickpin and $200 tn cash taken from the cash register. Pelligreen was trying on hats when the two men, said to be about 30 to 35 years old, walked into the store. Harry Barr, of 4235 Muryland avenue, the sales- man, was the only other person in the shop. One of the men pulled out a pistol and commanded S4i- ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NAN OSEAN "Se UF MEMORIAL DAY AT THE BARRACKS and Asks Senate Not to Boost Salary. PALL AMASORD ie. May 28.— Business Houses Will Be Closed Tomorrow, and Postoffice Will Follow Sunday Schedule. —_ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -ccicneemneneihenninemmstnes SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997__ at Shaw’s Garden 16,000 SHORTAGE ¥ IN ALHAMBRA, ILL, 1 19 NORTH TO AID BANK IS REPORTED ¥ FLOD VICTIMS SME Disclosure | ‘ ae eee Oe ge BE, AS : a ' | and tomorrow by various organiza- | : hoe . ee ste Ren a res & Ate em fie ste . oo a Fn rT eee ee 7. nt ni Delite hia aes 2. : ‘ oe ral shy ok, of ay oe a ti oe Ralph H. Miles, a Madison Ken- an has been connected that time. He aise treasurc: of the Alhambra Township school fund and the 4}. hambra Telephone Co. The ae. counts of these funds are being ack d Mats since By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, May 28 bert Hoover tonight .— Her- | called upon | the North to aid the South in her, tremendous task of giving 600,000 | victims of the Mississippi Valley | its Sunday schedule. The outstanding Memorial cere- monies will be those at Jefferson Barracks tomorrow afternoon in which the various veterans’ organ- izations will co-operate. nel Club cashier, died at City Hospital at 8:15 o’clock last night of bullet wounds inflicted Friday by Charles Sommer, proprietor of Cooper Hotel, £96 North Jef- hecause of Miles’ lence, while the other ran to the cash register. The second man, after stuffing the contents of the till {n his pocket, pulled Pelli- green’s diamond stickpin, valued at about $159. from his tie. AR es ad Se aad AIOE Vik wet = se “, nya P BS >: 2A + OME RE TS ARE ESO x men z - - eS rs re a oe GE ee Set bites nadade ete tie le ee ee ee ee ee | ee ee en sah Tena Sits ” one edie tle Pee © see eae wilt ns zn 9:5 y, £ he organization, and secretary Traeger announced that he would buildings, papers and books were ; »treet , Generel Gaalan Menre hee! alt a ozen p , gs er of 209 East Broadway, East St. | The fire was similar to that at ‘ ee ee — = m Delmar Arkansas. Louisiana Hoover, included no eports assign Capt. Clem: lL. Peoples, as- BROKEN BY HAI! heavily dama xy rain after the lowing a parade fro haf) had smashe: | Sanford, near here, where a flam- ferson avenue, attention to Sommer’s former sweetheart, Mrs. Vera Frederick. Miles was shot in the abdomen and right arm as he and Mrs. Frederick were approaching the entrance to the Delmonte ee 3 audited, [DE PINEDO'S ARRIVAL AT |HORTA EXPECTED MOMENTARILY By the Asenociated Press, LISBON, May 28.—A radio mes. sage received this morning from Commander de Pinedo, aboard the Italian steamer Superga, said he expected to arrive at Horta, Azores Islands, momentarily. He confirmed that a storm forced him to 'nand on the sea last Mon. day, while flying from Trepassey, Newfoundiand, to the Azores on the homeward journey to Frome, after his four-continent flight. The Italian flyer said his plane had been saved and was in tow of the Superga. FEET PES dB SIRT RR BO MTT, « nel ; es aan to flood a new start in life. The appeal of the Commerce, Secretary, Who has directed the, great relief machine, was broad- | cast by 40 radio. stations. He | asked the nation to contribute $2,- 000,000 more to the Red Cross, and the Northern bankers and indus- | tries to subscribe $1,500,000 to the financing agencies that will eupply | qunds for the reconstruction of the | refugees of the three States h Coe We a ey eee ae ae Tae . Ar 6 RE git ae ae ring at ie 2 not at kwh. a wet NRO ne eee th eat, dole Pr go s wy " reins mete Saag “ang. ee is 16 PERSONS HURT would be met by a number of h glass windows ~~, + LA Nathan Straus Taken ITI. NEW YORK, May 28.—Nathan Straus, 79-year-old philanthropist, was resting well at Mount Sinai so, gene eh. & — ar tine ee ~ cl to r Mg tae . +h ‘atare Pedr : , a See eaes . . j venue, be- | pi after the gna! a = : deaths, but only tl Sistant chief criminal deputy, and the windows. | boulevard ane spec The Jef-| Louis, reported to police yesterday | , Hospital tonight. He was taken dred thousand of the oT ' verifie by the organization. Jailer Frank Dewar, two best; __ Police | Smmning at 1:30 0 CIOCK. lhe had been swindled out of his| ing gas well was extinguished last there night ae" : less are destitute, he #) A hat emoar 7 2) +4 | of C+ ferson Barracks band, cadets of | e ia ms ' night after it had caused eight So Ss oom ‘ ag ree ee See See ee ee a ee Milit Academy and/| savings, $379, by two other Ne-| what physicians diagnosed as acute sae eeceEErucuon ' should oe the paths occurred in Arkansas, whe: his force. Western Military ca ; pm | deaths. 9 died members of the G A. and; & . | ‘ ALAS éi e La FONE rnc North toa reso. ‘ . as appendicitis. It was said, howev task of a generous - ct resc Miesiesinni came foth ; ons ere r t h er, , Mississippi ca! ntucky in} SSO uri. if Precaution in Court. " iden dias Mc SW ra nes, ome street were mint a RS APs er Negro exclaimed. “Did you see | | i] a s*) any carpeled wit | - . | ‘oman pick up that purse? | Three camps of the Sons of' that woman pic p p | Swans daily leave from Union Market wounds.” ‘i tcnion Veterans will visit 29 cem-| Let’s make her split with us.” Phone CEntral 7754 Avenue of the is Continued From Page One. 612 Chouteau avenue, and Carl's y of 1226 St. Louis } . we the center which suffered raost, have ‘rindows were broken "frees in cr Crove Park nearbdy also bah, i Me lec G81 largest number of Dan * . ~y Presswood., “ ? se oe Se 69-4 we me a 3 8 he ge 4 ‘ : Louisiana the a3 iV L¢€T teh: que h leaves and twics. ® ~~ = ‘Extra precaution be taken st. yu! eacon iospital r olice nspector Walton Wa nen New man ap in é crossing the Free Bridge when ~ very person who enters the court- In he icinity he St. vis storm struck. ‘arte | eteries in and near St. numerous haiistones his trip with an au nis balls were found He took the : } } a3 we Ps [ 3 ‘ S yr ¢? i COU! es i en “The upstanding oo shar inonelty Louis to-| They overtook the woman, and | ' day to conduct special memoria] | Wo0dson’s acquaintance bullied | | s poe in ieeiaiet dal Cvil War! her until she agreed to divide what | neadhs 3 ‘ 'appeared to be $2100 three ways. 7:30 A. M., 8:30 A, M,. 2:00 P. M., 8:30 P. M. Excursion rate on night car $5.00 Denver $19.50 In | Woodson declared the swindler’s | Dally Service to Chicago » aor We? i >to “ay ere ms Ls ©. au Notables to Attend Flood Control Conference. ¢ roon ill be searched for firearms, | Country Club By the Associated Press ill ve K ut of clared. PEORIA, a” May corridors we tg The method of rehabilitation sressmar William F-. vy ES mua as ce aie described as giving the people s nounced here today AP ae ee SeeNETOS. clothing. a’ stock of tood an . of War Davis. Ge ay dear J: OE Pa ae eee Ee ie 2 ereeaaiies rans shelter and househeld goods an: ike: of (gales | re ie faa ea og spage torn a parking light from the cowl- minimum of animais and Ashburn, president ments So they will, in a measure, Waterways Corporation, be restored to production. ey, chief of forest servic “And if we strengthen the credit agencies they should be able to carry on,” he said. Mr. Hoover said his address w “a report of stewardship” Who had contributed to the Cross relief fund of $14,000,000 and his appeal far more funds was for the new stage of this “greatest peace time calamity in the history The Illinois of our country—reconstruction of | steady rise, its victims.” He said etoW of the day. Two flood was doubled ilies have sought Rppeal a month azo { Fround Three Features of Hoover said machine con- Biructed to cope with the flood was divided into three parts—the res- cue Stage. the stage of exiles from home and the stage of return and reconstruction. “As the flood sweeps southward it recedes in the north and each or- ganization must follow in turn,” he declared. “At any given point on this southward sweep, the rescue Sage lasis for a week, the exile Sage for a month to six weeks— | and the reconstruction stage will lake months and even years. “So far as we know, only half a ee Stop it now—it : b akin a gy os @ stub- - whe oe oe tar ee ne, “ae, oY, s & ke = ? 1? i ae we loiterers as ter as larg + Pe + ‘ 4 > , irom “Pe . \ i hee ij iditio A a ae Was Webster Groves, for Memorial ceremonies | ; | from the bank and intrust it to the ‘have been made. Individual graves | 3 egy fant will be decorated this morning ana | *°™*" % evidence of good faith | rarden ; re = ’ ; J he shel] e ne i e cecorate , ; lg ‘ ns anc ented tne sneu Or one - | while she and her accomplice went | to have the money she had eyes nes. mostly | at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow; veterans’ 25 or| Organzations, religious, fraternal) 4 igeq into small bills. They did top. |; and civic organizations will march net seters nt | to Memorial Park, Big Bend and , of ;} Lockwood avenue, where services | will be held. A Scott Field dirigi- _| ble will drop flowers on the Me- ,morial Monument. | The annual Mystic Hour Ser- site | vice of the Elks Club will be held ye ‘Temperature Drops 6 Degrees. | at a9 seam counennew night at Parise : ithe “Elks’ Rest,” in Bellefontaine . D os . . 7 1S hailstorm Bic ' é “4 ture fell from $1 rain of the early after- | = | } anu a 7 . + Roe - : 3 4 , Y tia! aused postpone which is equally likely, may retard i+ i ne -FOX + xtensive OINTMENT i er . | persuaded him to draw his money sty ot oaeoagge 100 Uses | plans tops itc e mation! Soves *") a naw s I Inspector Be ‘ Dictate ee r aii iif ard irom (_niel Inspe ere ‘hicago, to whom 1e Pi€ task of clearing away the wreck touring th eg Pw Man's , ata ele - Longworth : 9 ‘ane J hed Newman's re pe riorations in ii Lids - ‘ , +t F . > ee ° . a4 ‘ee , 3 enresenit:. tive TU ,)i we titali . . 3 e- bf - ‘ ’ custody. Newman imes M. Davis, retary of lal ; , , i phe ad ee at ee se ae HD lee ain yor * rin cy Tel tee. Aan . ee. ee? . ‘ ¥ Pekan “1 we : _ Pe ta nits ari od aS. se Sy Rape ay Meee ee eee re ees ee ee Y > wv, age ee Ta ATWATER KENT RADIO NEW PRICES CIR APM » oe ~ a ey Or ee “ era Se » a, Saas wy nip ee oe ary ' S. 7 | el ads © . % - theaters along Illinois ay oa oe aa eV: Honme +} YA ‘ey + Me Nea Se igi > >) ate “ ‘ prea, ee ——" ‘ter! Meaty oe Pied igi ngitth tna Sad RNa, rp Mab river cont » 4 on Ff reaching 23.! ‘} - -} hundred and ; cs ie : confronted with the’! 4 . On a * »s . ' \ Aidi A . a4 : . - ; no eS ; i ? " . * i Ls : . , ‘ : se” YY "AS > 'Fatana ) - * ~ “a1 } i ry) Onrrrna ? > > vy, r * ' ; 4 4 4 . im oe a ‘etm Be adhe T> tte ow FD Re Ge crgs - in the SE RT Hii PR LTT IE IT " " ; . hom a , . ; panes ana Phe OP or weal tne ee ee maine es ays By oom = 7 ic’ S, i ; = 7 . +}, . Aaa ITY? tia L- 7 .. €@ ¢ha ‘ — months ago, | m time the keepers of the gar-| praes The tt ' ~ nd tin’ Io, te CA as . iy rate of fall. Ie fe BNE ret ’ 7 - Thirty amilie . | ta . 1 - > . ;° rr =? ‘ ‘ . -~ + ~ ‘ . cy ‘ _- -+ aT © n. rom sun damag: ad the storm _ a “~~ Whirl in Upper Atmosphere. “For the formation of hail,” the | 44 : ‘here must first be a whirl in upper atmos- phere. Particles of snow are rolled Webster Groves, up, or drops of water are frozen, Ferguson and Florissant. and these pass alternately through -| Orchardists reported that fruit was a warm part of the whirl and a cold part. In the warm part they |pick up more snow or water, and )in the cold part they freeze. They }continue to revolve until they are i'too heavy for the whirl to keep up, when they fall. 1, “ee Pe nousead } rents DELAY ON FACING ito the arrest of Newman ee ee From Trot WOUlS | tinued been living with his brother, Ira F. MCC sSBOre Serious. In St. Louis C ] MURDER CHARGE Newman . one Orchid Collection Escaped. wren vines dmusae te a ll ‘eled; and Art Newman took sides The garden’s Continued From Page One. ; collec ‘ith lis 1 Blows ees es : ae te due to the fax charging conspiracy. were served Struck, the lice were called, andj, 3. « ~ | ray pummit on Newman today* The new war- enraged woman shouted that a ire , ; i . | 40 mile av ittle « The rat) sf hail. 2 reed ur rants accompanied copies of indict- | Art Newman was wanted in Illinois | mii ? wie iy. Littl The cause of hail, as agreed upon ' Y) ° fp } (feinmiter tho Sé¢ia vy ,o¢ y } , «. iments returned at Greenville, Bond | He was taken reported in that vicinity yy authorities on meteorology, and into | he - b ia * . . ' . c greenhouses RT Gr iv ST] Ym he (oT Ty 6 on . io} + ane County, M1. | lody, an investigation started, | — ; sale oie the manner in which hailstones are were explained yesterday | protected by wooden nd Sheriff Pritchard and two dep- I _ “8 by Montrose W. Hayes, meteorolo- ‘ } 4 7 t¢ P . ; ‘ . . « sist in charge of the United States; “The largest hailstones which I TER LE ee i. on ee ee ae ee omy J + Antone ls the — mre gprry >’ A/a hid forecaster said. the nny Pees . Bee lee Se » ietenteas ‘ Fey eli ee gree le his wife ( reve Vailla bie rene 101) in . ‘ . s ‘ > | s- . 4 a a ion escar;r aA ge ay rae Oe ERE NAS mah Moree sar tiem, | Coeur, A Oe i, ee a by ger ol, POOR ay 0 Be or oe 4 eee .| Slightly damaged. ORE es Age es AOE te “ porns seoagin late 7 mwurcer aaa ur uu op . . | formed, P mS Tyr bs ; SO Mee qunayare - ae Mixnen * ras 4 Sew de Teed Wel » tlh batenmes din aam och side a Hsu keer ; ee ots . ’ ‘ 7 ee ae a POA teh ines 9: sth Baer, Sr : i ; eae * HN ray hea ie SEM Sake Aes. cate Shetty ; ee tel ithe eee ateie emis ns tab sepia nsndinlin. oat, a ADP eRe pettinaly Bain / « 8 Spor nk Wy ’ = cote Thee Go v ee ee nor As : labeas corpus, > ,. ler clouds a Ty ¥ 4 ‘ them at the point Ailsa nde he tee eae more rs SSSA oko neces vp a! nine wal, : ee ny ae ve “2 7 ‘ ie Loe * 5 he, sate > ‘ : j 3 > ted, oe re torr, . e on E.ast Side. > : ; “~ sien v indictment. — as . -* £.one : fan nrse that s ia ; . music, can be judged » When the instru- and neighbors for its stead ofan asset. ys surprised to learn e for old Pianos ac- r you to investigate. e name and age of you full information, cal a s Vey “ } cc one Caos 1S & ov ' iLe¢ f *- . wey a i. More Lowenstein, OO. R. WW. Griffith, Roy Siegel and Ed- affidavits . . Jules, © o 4, 7% i} Isaac M. Cohn. a Nr foe Sah et a papa ating > apa one ne (rade nob tais Sas Psi Fe Hye 9 be . + . tore te A Grand Piano from the Aeolian Company ae eee br cra eee 400,000 F-vacuated. : ‘To have moved 400,000 people ‘rom their homes under these dan- serous circumstances, and to have accomplished it with but a loss of OT pe pe PE I ey tiRER coe ON aH No it |assign two more deputies to ac-;Carroll, M. M. Burke, J. B. Res- less than six lives is the monument | company the party as far as St.;pess, Mrs. Dan Naughton, Tom | | Louis. Kearney, Frank Pariso, H. L. et tiveness and courage, he added. 4 Arriving there, Pritchard said he! Sparks. “The rescue stage is nearly over. ap the crest reaches the Gulf of “xico,” he continued. | Up to the present time a total “ Over 340.000 persons have been | taken into the refugee camps and Over 250,000 more have received rations outside the camps, or 4& | total of over 690.000 dependent | Upon public help. The additional | 9s coming from the final sweep | te flood in Southern Louisiana | i bring the total up to over 600,- w08 dependents on the Red Cross. Fortunately this load has not | *n upon us all at one time. The famPs are diminishing in the ex- | ‘feme north as they increase in the | "xtreme South. Tonight we have a | load of about 350.000 being fed or Tationed.”’ Total Dead, 114. : One hundred and fourteen per- | "ns have lost their lives thus far, in the Mississippi flood, the Red Cross reported today, he report, made by Henry M. ing and a Designs eats —a gift of enduring pleasure for the June Bride CF ALL GIFTS, none could be more appreciated by the bride than a Grand Piano from the Aeolian Company’s magnificent display of interna- tionally famous standard makes. The known quality, assured reliability, and rare beauty of the Grand Pianos offered here enhance the value of your selection and insure its permanence. for 1927-1928 Effective Immediately In the burglary indictment, New- | hese shades man is accused of entering the | Utles came from Illinois. | ; eee Model 35 $ 65 homes of Matt R. Brown and J.| At the first hearing on a writ of : ; : ‘ ee 96 | Newman obtained Weat Bureau here. apeeee }examined in today’s storm (Hayes M | 3) 8) technicality : at in which hall 18 | was ¢ is > 1e 1¢@ od fozen lives from the flood have of a re- technicality, be- ine ee ac . mn @ ‘Pesemtligy oo — Bs seg Sower | e S " a . ' 4 roier nade: ys med, nave tneit ases alt vere | rove ark eignovoor! r | . been lost in the five weeks since Four other men are named —_ olice official neglected toi i. poor in that ? Pigemcnanirsahagrmaa iE Wwe unc iil —_ int mt es Fe URS iwo and three-quarter inches in € undertook central control and jin the conspirac They Brags oe Heavy Damag ‘diameter, and were sing] 4 C0-Ordination of all the agencies in /are Connie Ritter, Fred Wooten ‘hich he was arrested. | The East St. ] ors “Sk canine a “half. | telief of this re: atastrophe. |Terry Bilyeu and “Slim” Mack. | Bee PE ag ii ie ae td , ! ‘aaa Tiida cea | Mod | 32 110 ne of this ‘great catastrophe. Ses righ 7cU EG Mack. ‘11,000 SEE FIRST was on¢ the buildings to suffer | dist alls. he aver- | dozen or more smaller stones, each | e 7 ‘here was serious loss of life in|The nature of the conspiracy ’ most , Ss “: ‘in- [age velocity yn the § ; iwith its own nucleus, which had +h ; ined j - ~— Le ai ai L1iSe ii buUT » ’ « ii =F t ‘ ' Lit is 4 rie 8 ? Cr i ‘née confus f th ‘eek : - |charge was not made known. These RM , : a Sal ere i PiSine ey é' ing ~ogsoaim = =e ped slong Jat aso sadn os yy elgg | FAI OUNT HORSE dows were broken. he East St. |velocity of ing bi Ss, is about | been cemented together with soft | ee ° = ‘ Titra | IV | eS & OSs « — ~ A / 5 ++ 57} ? t% : ." ror nATILC . | lg ralization nitiated ry prepreg ee ee, RACING OF YEAR |“ ity pe cond, though Farm yen wrapped together and coat- " gent Coolidge. This was pat} 7Ov. Young, and are elieved to | | Windows and skylight may celerate . 'ed with ice.” hatural, ‘have influenced him to change his | Continued From Page One. | RADIO SPEAKERS “By establishment of a net of |Previous plan, which was to delay | communication we have been able the hearing on extradition urtil Mod ] | When any great break came in the | Witnesses and could be} e © levees, to throw out an advance |Obtained from Illinois and Ohio to Warning to the people below. We /Prove an alibi. Model H . , . . * ' > r ” , ™ , » ; have been able to carry them to} Sheriff Pritchard is accompanied | ©4° Peters, Chas. Conley, Rober! a : : ) ~™ x . balety, by two deputies to act as a guard! F. Greve, Daniel & Henry, E.'! Model G against an attempt being made on! Klein, William Kaemper, A. J. ad | Newman's life. Today Sheriff W.| Donnelly, Dr. L. O. Muench, Aud- Mod ] E | Traeger received a telegram from) ley Farm, A. P. Foley, H. 8. Col- e +. . + | Sheriff Pritchard asking that he_|lins, Charles P. 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2 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TIN r PRMING MAY 29. BOE oun SUNDA? — he will not retire in the immediateia few days after the PAGE 4 | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH nd a ene ee a A Sn Act Pi sy RE oe il oma 8 Si is Un gee vip 2 at ee eer en oes ee adjourned. a = a “ ; ST, LOUIS FUND FOR FLOOD | future. Seeieteaae alee — .”. ; | Mak 3 | SES $390 000 MARK | At the time the Pena! Board was teinbeck testified concernine& Fg. bcit in San Francisco. . ° > 66 ‘ I OO . making its fight for confirmation, |efficient business methods af @7 sa = sated Presse. | ‘ FRANCO-AMERICAN i Aviator First to - Outside P RELIEF PAS re ge SS Re Read in | it was stated in some quarters that} prison and dominance of Enlos & se = FRANCISCO, May 23.—A} : | Archbishop in Letter ew for some of the Senators who support-/ prison management. Kruse quiggy gam octhquake Was — L | Churches geargns Rioe t ed them were told that if the Board | Seoentiee to a deficit of $158,099 2 a m. .today- The tremor | RELATIONS (IN NEW, | St Clothing Contr $390,000 | was confirmed, thereby exonerating | which was not disclosed {g ’ s 3 ag qa second or two. i elief fund i pm uAacea, : : 4 ats | | a .* : | j ? |mark ee te pon Ferien being 01 ger ed by Gov érnor in Feb ' organization would follow. Criticism | islature and Governor, and to i, 4 ate a a the St. Louis Chapter | ruarv—More Talk of Dr. in the inquiry was directed chiefly | straction of certain Tecords rom © om ¢ 25 . BE : ot the zed Cross. The quota set | Ent e Quitting Board at Dr. Enloe and W. B. McGregor, | the prison files, having a , , a 7 Ame tor the city is $400,000. Contribu- | _ ° can Superintendent of Farms. on earnings of some of the Srlag =” COMPLETE ico . = = apple ae ail A activities. = © . tions were chiefly from employes | Cnfavorable Witnesses Removed. | — oa B* ai i | lists and the public schools. By the Jefferson City Correspond-| So far “the reorganization” has "Tuesday aad Wednesday Only '$1450 from the employes of the ‘ : : | a w - | ~ ‘tain “7s >SON CITY, May 28.—)/A. H. Steinbeck and William Kruse, | : e B . | | City, School Board and}Fisher Body Co., which is the sec- | JEFFERSO Ae 38 | AE. ee meade bath te | TOTO 06... San - , BE Sad | ‘ lond from that organization, bring- | An audit of the State Penitentiary, nmere! who gave testimony be-|J0hn Stephe Willison, 71 gage | ae Larse a ete | e's uy Ree - b POO SI : i tal to $3526.05. Sebruarv b Gov. os, * “y “o * : “= wi. sw ss 4 ‘ . . . ie : - a 2 : ' Inciaucs lSixteenth street for the purpose of | tion forces and the Prison Board | at the prison. Both were removed , News, is dead. 4 i ae Sams, Pike We ee leollecting clothing to be distributed | jobby were attempting to block a} : C bs ee? : ; : , IMPROVED CHANCE |. Archbishop Glennon, +n "| charges of mismanagement at the T | , S | A . ) , P n all St. Louis Catholic ,™ ’ p yro e $ pecia nnow het , EBT ACCORD tied ; | ON C ITAL STOCK colton tader. arene the need of prison, will be started Monday. Two | ‘ re : | a PTOK FOR D : ee ate } oy ee aa : auditors from State Auditor L. D.| [| This Week, My First => Business, Will Be Duly Celebrated With eg —§ © RY : h , > of : nly Louis passed the the Board and administration, a re- | Board’s official report to the ; | ats ees : af ee . = fi : ¢ st contribution was : a , ’ Canadian Editor Dies. ~ oe . Lindbergh’s Flight Turned f> es o . - 4 F and : mpromise on Same sssed National Red Cross in giv- |} son, on Feb. 5, to proceed at | Ending Sat., Tete © S| ! 7 : Settlement U.S. Pleased Co p teapot relief to the stricken | once” with the audit while an ine June 4th $12 d $15 | (Spherical at Improved Finances of ~ aga a a i Pee hee Face akties é ie eee cpp eign ie nig gilts wh eee FNS 2 SOF ag Br Sp OF Basis by Payment of $41,- people. and let us do it now.” the vestigation resolution was pending | Be 7 Tuesday and Wednesday Only | 'Archbishop’s letter read in part. ‘in the Senate. Leaders in the Sen- | 3 75 P : ee, poe m= 3 rrA AT ate cha d this was an effort to | Y T tt 8 Paris Government. : | 434. NEGROES FLEECED AT STATION sy aa. prison a “preliminary | af me 3 O 4 8 aa . 6-2 FA ; | whitewash” before a legislative in- | i ne : os pen | By threatennig further 3 . | Giv “President” and “Fore-) J uiry could be completed. The Sen- AT FIVE DOLLARS THE PA Wreur Eyes Examined by _ PAVID L-WRENCE. | —Phote by Fotccram. | * By threatennig further legal re-) Give 7° te ng Pair Fined, | TT? could be com! Sirens oe » &. A nicied Washington Correspond- | Poe is detios un boar, at McCook sistance, St. Louis national banks vee —- So a dae onto — Se | : | | an Moritz ¥ Getictthe Poo-Diwpatch. | PLYING at a speed of more than, 200 Sites riccceded in making {induced the city and state admin-| Horace Cole sau Cotes Eiation| wccecenry Mvccause of the ‘Gover. (| ™ Seber) Corecdiens Gate it Andemets Comets A Nott Sean Method ee he for See dente Yas Watery of aviation a complete outside loop istrations, and the Board of Edu-| oe fined $100 and costs each !n| nor’s proposal. | : = Man a RR ee me Bors thet te flying in the reverse direction in which the loop is ordinar- cation, to remit $395,103 interest| police Court yesterday for posing; fFigures.on prison accounts al- . 42 years of act- Kryptoks are the im § - wre > high water mark in the relations ‘ily made and far more difficult and dangerous. In the usual loop the ies, and accept the principal las “president and foreman” of the| ready have been taken off the au- | The very highest wal eye practice visibly greund-in’ ih ee hetween France and the United ‘aviator Starts by pointing his plane sky ward. The outsice loop, Pes ° 379,943.72, in the biggest | Station and taking $4 from two} ditor’s books, to be used in starting | class of professional — for many years focal lenses. F disi States since the armistice has been turning first to the earth. eye examination is in- in charge of Jac- or CREAR say 1 Ai ee ert PE Ege 2 ppat ting 2 ot settlement ever | other negroes to whom they prom- | the au dit of the prison books. The | 3 a -~- ail ue eid ic y a . ” - 3 : ‘ashingt ————S ee Se ae ised jobs (audit wil ver 1925 and 1926. , * , . . tance and rea vis- * tt reached. Official W ashington (—O—O=FO=———eeeeeee ae cat ;isea JjODS. a d will cover ] o @ d ' cluded ID this offer. card’s optical de ng ee Cerne r VW ashington Aven : aE ee cme | The complainants were Nathan | Senate Committee Urged Ouster. | partment. ion. es, ' leaseé and happy. Something | yment was made yester-|Crenshaw and Kelvin Rogers o! The Senate committee did not) | a a _—— ws mx m , = $ ' 23 a ; : ' . . . a: i me - scribably conipani —s : aay by six banks, including the} Evansville, Ind. who said they paid e¢onduct an actual audit, but after | A Clipping of This Ad Will Be Exchanged for a 18¢ Bottle of :¥ if ene bringing in oder ates ; ” ; ie . k r i ee Seidnin’ en nery hie Ae OR tren ipl yes a cS ta Be ynt yt uf TATRA og oe be rs 2 Te RG Oe ET, i pl Loe Ye Ee Sper a Sa tony a a mt ye Ur ct aoe TE Se ge Ran BR ae oe 4 ag ae 28s ~ ' a : Eye-Glass Cleaner Lac : i Col a Harris $2 each after be- aia teat - ‘ i Gl — taken the piace national banks here.|©0'® #"°¢ : | examinating umerous witnesses ad ai | Fay ’ \ ini : Sema eee “y ‘ine assured that the St. n€-| submitted a majority report declar- A — and embarrassing e lO] i : Le banks are expected to} ~ en Sentes inte for th am te OMIt f - mm .' KS P r ro r T PINE STREET ae %, .atted in the last two years. ttle on the same basis, paying | STOeS COW Obtain Jovs io. _...j|ing charges of incompetence, mis- s NEAR EIGHTH St Kachusive Agent for a | . | hi : the | They said Cole told them he was) management and extravagance had NN "Hi ss Acousticon Ear Phone Py i aa z ages “say ie 43 RS 5 ete Vee erg which will make me ; cut 4 ieee | sé 4 * : 7 eh iT . ee i total settlement $2.421.378.51 | “president of the station wale); been sustained by the evidence. . i * = i -_: ~ & oe ~* + _e — 5% -* . = siA +. ~ ae © +> 7 ¢+ r e + = at ; h the ré ee ark2hbie as ight Oi ) ; ' he National banks for the past ; Hart 8 S2icd ne was J USt Lne 10 e | Ouster of the entire Board was : r } » j —e © : i+ . ; “ 5 Bs . Tals iSTii i “ wt hs thas | fo TmQN ‘a . ‘4 ; . Charles Lind b = # ¢hroa ra’ by the announce- | ve | ‘ac Laropet THiccovered $i} | si 1d school taxes on their! /ments of the Board’s members were : ae has been foliowed 5 err ~ 5 ‘ ’ . } + a ~/ e | : : Ages : 7 ‘ Poe * 8 } itd ii ‘ as vimntenitii’ a The Fj ES , , le ite conf} ibi | f ; — se: - , aa & ll ine irst Nationa! | Lemp ( 5 ae a+ &. ++ aa Js : | - ? ' : | | me fen oO a seer i : ‘ . . ; " > on > ~¢ on - , = : , : s¢n- +- — : , 4 ,? Pa , en ft ; , . Fates bt " bij iW ids ak} MStTITUTEd a Test case 1D the ties, E +) «= 2. . 7 4 4 | : : 4 ee tal « ¢ | : —_ > “ ; —, . " , - : r . — _ ss . Jony a4 iCiit . i Federa urt. ask ne for an > Ridin : . , Ak ¢ caucus. ; - I t ae | 2 . ’ ' ‘ +* ~~ S i. + a4 04 ++. . , i r ] rT , t een . Ve a' 4 oS ee ee Ps . a ul bi . } 7 a + ee a 0 h n a ; re 7 ‘ j , _- oO 7 See ~ remiatpsA ens 44% Ah i ‘ i S ke ie" > MR isa i aiid aii hi a, ea’ : >> sa > *\ wa _~e* ; “ea - " » ae . } .* ‘ . : n F oe = m iT} Tr} a . + ‘ . a°¢ a gainst the City Collector, “a ne law fren sristel. | umors further reorganiza. | - > double taxation, on the! ar.aq miair 4 “a eae -nvtq\)uon of the Pena! Board, involving | a andec raft ;, . , . S>sGas IT sss daks ate | , ~ ‘ ~ i ¢ 747 > Tu? . [ ae - . . “ at the stockholde id! n. ahout 100.500. This‘ia paid by | Tet en r. Cortez F. Enloe, | “AROUND ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS” e ND INSTRUMENTS taxes on the same ‘ : , = AAs, . she 1 ClO frien political adviser | : Bs! ST ee i covert h tio Banks Lost on ' aaa’ aki | ali bialhidlate the Governor, as Director of Pen- | i'velopins in Hankow in | country, was seized and destroyed Yistrict Judge Faris uphel: r me sti al anal td ~ = the co]. | 2! Institutions, are being circulated E ARE featuring a most at- fvers. Sel 5 persistent rumors of reconcili: in a one-story fran e bull ung i ank: but a Circ ; ourt ~ wide 4 : se ten? telinanen gain, but friends of Enloe assert tractrve group of rings in this been so characteristic of U ne se [ihe plan lalate ammatnataa Fa ee he “nn Oe _, taxes collected by court judgments, | price class to meet a popular demand tions between French an neri-; ernment and Gen. _— 6: = Sie hthst 7 ministrator Jot | Mieeeeeee tee Se Gention evanted by | 8°" 3 3 The Worlds Finest A flawless diamond of excel- lent color, centered between | Ds Senter enld, Sie eden Pa : fis com nw : two matched diamonds in | All posters hostile t ‘aps ladden estimated the plant cost; did not give the city a judgment,| °° ‘**S © ee | " 18k. white gold. , tticane ? - fae Who ae 232 e } he Nrold- i tn .e handling of the war debt prov- ers be jetts ~ } New Background for Accord. have been taken down and prop: it leas 00 and had been in but it ft the city free ¢t ite) gs Berk, he $115 00 Even if the United States were, : ee ee Ee Si A ee ,} mende ha ne cits settle th Th P bli . ° ever to consider some kind of re-| ganda against him has ceased. Sie en : : : , tc Is Cor tally adiustment or revision of war debts,| Hankow regime is increa its a : fsa a ae eg = Se ia ae a ao | eee. bee harged ommission Invited to Attend the a mood such as has now developed | legislation against Lunism. a Ree a te -. | only on th iount which the city | A handsome center diamond, , : Trigg. ) : i. ids il bit WOecis a* » ‘2 4 - . ee - oe ‘ “ . ~ eeee: } . , . ; . : : ee . wieved here to have suffered removed ani 1é si yas pla diate vUFt “ . pap rsise inte | , k. | id Rin | ys: American ficials ha. are be.ieved ! ae ee : Cee .e prop-| threatened. fac asuount Of tH -ttlemen a eae this 18k. white go ng- Po , { . ne time i4G I : USS1O LZ crushing revers ~ ss , as js be D eed ae “are : : i ++ wn ere = . > be na} ; " in lt “ LHe & lecto "s me 4 ae $114 00 he frumpert like és \ . hae rr] ; 2 , caapli.. ee , , 1283 os : sian’ eee re +7 ‘ - , , . 2 } . Sad i ‘ aca te P b/ 4h 2h le ’ ‘ e 4 * . i» . . : * ~} e sini e ! . ‘i rench pre Ss ica ’ . ° “s Tasha Riv er, in Honan ; of the New $50,000 jeserve @b@ethes ehe | ‘he Sands of ong aneihs bats Be ee ee : 7 leteee and tern the comaiiee in. n ~ | | sii ) : A great many professional | rr elie | 6 of kn ollane aflaliewa that tha fanke comme na, |t? Seneral revenue. The Collecte RADIO STATION KFUQ 3 @ musicia Martin Hand- fairly with every | “TY ate ee ee ~~ 2 age eae as ees eee ee 7 *" lcannot elaim ar ) = We show @ most interesting variety cians use Martin - . a ee ae e ’ - 4 . . : -ch > et. or : a-m te j ‘ = . ‘ - 4 . ~ ad .. “al ath aa ia ¥ ii } iit é = - ss 4 —_ ts the future as i Channa siekers Y sens 3 me noun lv. as the ! ‘The Gospel Voice” of ~~ end ae a Php crait Trumpets. They can it arose. aaa : ‘peace, EE Ae four Pests sant ea, its his compensation to $10,¢ 45.1 Meter—550 Kilocycles $100 nn ngs, priced from $15. to hot experiment, nor can The fact ce eae enCi i¢€ 27 | Shanzha; GdiSparccies O04 . . Peo “ a Year. at WY, oa . rs) ‘th laud-| ‘ etes Tationalist mili- (0 pe ent o ctual lue | ginnrfrs. \ papers have been filled with k lreported that the Nationalist mii 4 er cent. CONGORDIA SEMINARY IDEAL RINGS FOR GRADUATES beg Both can abso- ¥ sey comment on America } X- itary power “as ndergoin its >in the State couris migh ve } B lutely rely Marti { ators COTNNMEen. Ob shalitaad j teal »’* ” ees i a ‘ ‘ : . aee a : . oy Lae TET tales ggaabdhe p>) Fader TPs ust " hat e ) re y on a * artin. : id to furnish a better K- | greatest test on plains of T run rer ‘ears, and mi ina] ine amount paid, deduct th DeMun and San Bonita Avs, ; a pected to furnish a better back-| greatest test on the plains of Fo-| AIRPLANE CONTEST TODAY | '2°,S¢%crs! sear® and might final- | The amount paid. deducting 1 aa | ground than ever before on uch i nan province, a sre at bdatll vee nae (cra — ‘ Se heir: — : Af re 3 “i “ a SUNDAY, MAY 235TH, 1927, 3:00 Pp Mv. q B pinners find the Martin Hand- ( a mutual understanding of the/ing started Thursday. A message | 39 cubber Band Pianes Entered + rt on some new pretext. . nies : SPEAKER, PROF. W. A. MAIER 9 ttatt Trumpet easiest to leafn to difficulties of the debt question can | from Hankow, received in Shane-| in Competition at Lambert- | Could Have Prolonged Case. Se rn n Concordia Theolegical Seminary : pe an in a short time you will be built. Instead of an atmosphere} hai, said the Southerners had suf-— St. Louis Field. 18 pees sawyers point- / i fy ere seriousiy disore: ld P00 iad a »* sf doubt is a gift of the 7 xt ' . ' ‘t+ the nroer : 3 Lutheran Laymen’s Leacue. which 9 h d : S S E > oT nants si eu i se of 1 ent weatner, \ separate judgment against each, in- , pe out the prospective detricit organization is celebrati O'iv ae 4.8 - “ont eT} * . erican Marin«s ~ ; a i j i . © ori em id . ; ; . eprating tits tenth f an y ts. s _ . ee = ‘ome Report That ‘ wea? on hela Lan rt-st. LOU ri€id! ctead o rnnivin: hea deericion in -*4 wiuUNnicipai revenue, hich } abniversery neat Sunday. ‘ : ive ocs., orner a rhe ii * ee : ry i 0TN si Mav Go to lientsin. ; esis oniitad poe ee 6 vl i ene “s Se $1 ei heen estimated 1 Of —_ Automobiles are requested to enter : - = comes be fore . f ® ie ; is a, ‘ —_ i, ge ag ground: from Big Bend Bl. *E > . ] E - — . - ae > ; - OT Ls€ muurivVe-iiit LJ/1VISiO!} All aA ha: ; soca A ' AC Dai ‘ VOld eiici ra lac 1¢ ubli j >4 ae s LJ December the chances of its adopt- ONDON, May waers: : : cae *i woul \ ncrease sts f fay : ' public is cordially invited. me L. Z ae eo ion with a minmum of debate can . bs “ ; : . “ . x ss = ~ cy 7 : 7 . . “ - " . “4 ° — — " _ ’ + + , A i ‘ . ; #> " . . am © ' 4 > ‘ aaa ‘ . ~ ~ —— . a+ ad . Lie . i & ; é Ji ¥ ; +7 . * mr Aa ri PT) « . b. “ay ¥ ae ; ee ‘ ‘ « be said to have improved materi Mowit » Japaness ecaution ; setliemer more. er: ; e ~ . a2 hai - —_ — . - . + “ae r y sd - j Po + c “ . “ , | ; - . ’ aes teh i ; Sie i 444 . - — ra 7 — = s % . A 4Aé si . — + - “) ew - ~ 7 ° . . . ** % . . uaa = | Ai rt . -y . P= | iit’ 4 = : : - - : a4 i i . © - : - , > ‘oes 7 e a . a - ‘ ~ + \ aw . . ; . : “ « . > ally. In fact, some new plan for |, the funding of the debt may be'!, offered by the French next winter, | rill permanently put the re-/| | which will permanently p forwarded to the’ Col nde Otl, § Li, > | , eiealins neta : ee . Lies Cek iat = ied ij, : lations between the United States/+-.,ay to proceed to Tienstin with}, os. ¢en. cacanle. Th. ann.) DY Payment of th wiaenet | r b ue ; and France on a satisfactory basis. | 2309 Marines. iene te Batne Athced Bins lue and the counsel] fees, p Riret ions ¢ Improved French Finance. It is also learned, he adds, that), ....0+ ana Harry HO Enich? ana| 0 Foristel in addition to the prin- |w.4:,,0) Rank - she peli xa he difficulty in the past has/tne transport Chaumont is under! 2. aneraved “The Cantain Ling.| cipal. and that the interest penal- | hu retina | been the unwillingness of somé| orders to stand by in readiness tOjpercy pronhy WWaior Tamhe ties, which under the law accrued lao npantc I acieda edie aa ian and French statesmen to deal with | to Manila to get a further/ar.c.- GO Pp) Wacest) eammaraas,| at the rate of 1 per cent a morth. |a, ieee Srgetage 7 4 forwarded the Col- | sTni¢ proceed ¢ Stat the problem at all, and the efforts! eontincent ~ 4 fits we ; : ee sth pet 4 hse sabia cai ni patenigss tad Ren. Serene 5 sad ose ERO “if ee rs! Bie: a al ae aR ok A th a le EE EE Re ET ES MC Se Ue ED 2 make the people believe th: ay destine ment would never be nece urther reported that Bri se SS Sa oe Metale ond tt mee ve a re pe i - ; a that large indemnities woul: 1 | «dier-Generna edilev 7 Rutler. FP emesis pr the Board of Estimate! m.. . , Eon +. . P * nal 2 ’ ” hs, ~ 4 4 } ~ > Polit ‘ane = . - — . - + ’ i ; ra); Soe. SES. uA * - er - i? ‘ } " : : . . — . ‘ . ~~ 4 , 3 of certain rencna Li LICAa! rines. wh il aiso 1 4 —_ aa 7°. oa eat: a Ole) LO! oein transmitts cnrs - 7 an i ees ian ° i ‘ - 44 . mX ‘ : “Fi bh. we a4 } t mail 9 . 7. 7” +, Pi ly y . vn . SEEN ott UML which Whalen a ecatroves to confer with th IS SUED FOR DIVORCE wisn the Gove i: deren ieee saeks: Gat wees reese Laney, SARE ane you contracted after the armistice. bor ‘ther fore mmandet -—_——- Seneral ee ee a a For in every nation rowing it from her own people in : General Indiznities Charged by His | Judgment by Agreement ss ass) You're the conversation : 2 oe . a . — é : . 2 ° es the form lon erm Tt} 2 i Un, - TLC Wife—Berdanier Said to t sa ti 1] a. a - ae Nege ihgd Saaatreg Oniaig airman asi " ran agreement with the | elegrapher ati Mullion of hearts were pray This might lead to a@ rearrange. {| Port 2. ano ui 1 tt. aera mronte to Paris. nie? 9 n judement was en- is sug n aa ay Aeo ES eyo Rg ind aan 71 ot , cs ment of ‘ayments on the debt; of American Marines to Tientsit ied ©. Berdanier..an artist. see] 4 » & judgment was e€n- (083.02; Twelfth ,Street 12] While you were flying , (8 a eae ee i ipa eat | ae as ; oe gee" i tered by Circuit Judge Landwehr | : il | 1 : TL: : led for dive byl Wee ig i ei ee ee The Red, White and Blue om : * jis Gr 3 a 4 oe j i ihe id i ‘ ity s tL} nai. : 3 A ‘ ] - | 4 nier, wi ) To victory. Hello Lindy, Hone All America is praying f: | | A Forecast! he chorus of the official welcome song to Lindbergh—written by Kg is fnce js her fortune, | impression of Am for possible use in ecting | Said to be enroute to Pari . ~~; > 1 irgaret “dovee’ : na ee ee | | ns 2 be Siverman—endorsed by President Coolidge and Mayor Miller. ‘argaret “doyce 's Fos lea received by the French peopite | ¢ 10u . : vb foretells good luck | . if through their press. There has ney- | COMCentration there be necessary. L$ . An CDATrAaATedc J Une . 9 | - % 5 It « easy tu prophesy er been any change on this si: , a ee are : ineyvy ha A “OWN son. 7 last +h at oean any, hans on this sie f | Nauomatie Low im Ravent Battle | UCLosep Tomorrow: Bp it ough the yous - = in uicD | * 7 - . : te "Iti OT For Prenc) ' Placed at 14,000, se | ae : TE ' r you, too, the French people have been held, | py the Associated Pres | ADVERTISEMENT JOIN with the hosts of St. Louisans whose message Was Con’ ‘Sssa2e reyularly with the vel but it has been hard to keep SHANGHAI Mav ?s mdr Fy 7 White Cold Cream. French people convinced of ord ae au a a KEIFFER MOVED ON veyed in these beautiful sentiments, sung by Mr. Larry Conley a priskes the siangs and Saami in the face >, he adverse CON « Ee enliagtianed toM-| firm the claims made by official . nd transmitted by telephone to London. UE Keer netted roe Ss Sees eagle eo MB so er ac ¢ e ‘ eth rr Chin: be arn es al BROADWAY VERY The Main Office and Ap- ¢ ep % a Ne shin always youth | ‘ and tovely. 4, vy Fen) © e" m - bent 2 ery ‘ + A? " i4di . ; sa of ; he a oF bi UG ti! Ge { F 2 , 4 Ls Lie P r Peter and Paul's Church by : ; wt ac a ere Qvery waar oe ~~ * ‘« >. on ; . A&C ri LS + Puk % i eS « , | teres oe and Mre” Flenry June het PS a PO aia . “ TUR Hore : 3 ee “+ ~ nh atten. , soi cteg? Betugeear akeng , Ee eS I 1S u cut iS 3 out and brine 9» =k ‘Us come from using St. Louisans, of 1914 South Seven?) section ars eins pittimn | te ¢ ee 4 ' ALG mite Skin Sai " = : » ‘ ba 4% ‘ . ‘ : a 4a “ 4 : iJ Pw i; : 4 : }« i > : ~ h - an $ 1 fi fy c - es rv -_ ; aan - ap weoulevard. After the ceremony giover the Yellow Riv Oa i . | ngewe I IGHT AND POWER co : F — th the Black and White ~— . . ! : fp ee f O41 nore Of anything you nee ur j : . Peatious, : oe was held at the house| Tsinanfu. capital of : tun ore we van eal ~ _ wi ere Mrs Jung had os... ’ > * . Ps _— ; 4 is % , : + ¢ s a SLL EL a Rigel rn lived in girl-| Province. It is stated ree an &° ! ; we and Locust “¢ Golden Wedding Observed. } oes wn ' ; — and where the couple had/Tso-lin, northern generalissimo e vy | ACK ad H lia’ * wa married &0 years aro. The: isending reiniorce ments Lo th lieck« ** # # geen ee ae l l 0 0 C L I V : 4 ave fou its te ae Ls; “a ; . Sreeet : . Y dav yniy. ' - . eC 3 : . r chiidren. Poi wen Gniy ta those w? = ‘ ally jweations x + fox? « va VSI OD A vias “, aewen . ~

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ecg after the Legislature 3 STL : tide 2 a — 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | _SUNDAY MUKNING, MAY 23,194 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE $ teinbeck testified concerningi;, 2 Pelt § in San Francisco. jent business method Be a ae } oe jon and dominance of Enloe my MMrpmaNcisco. Mar :8.—A —/ SHEFFIELD 10 UIT, OO. GEN. WOO) — |asscectacgserss @rictetutethant RAMMED LINER MALOLO % f he: | SEF oa oh. deg auaeer Sei) MPR Vep pon management. Kruse cane = uake was felt [Pinos and to point out the oppor- — TOWED TO HOBOKEN PIER i ention: e ~ pos OF $158,009 . mm today. The tre mor | | tunities for development in the in oe wn no isclosed in the Me enly a second wo. terests of the natives. | Battered Steamer Moves Slowly Up| pes Ofticial Tepert te the Leg. ae | Wood hoped that the develop-| Harbor With Passengers Still | pare and Coveraen, and te ab. _ ment of radio in the islands would | on Board. action of Posse records from ‘ = facilitate commynicatio but By the Associated Press ° prison files laving a bearij . a2 A . mnin * 3 294 —_—" Rf 2 ru c ‘ co a = hg ss. Am(¢crican - ra 49 een mi AA Rag my 1 Pe ARR Beh ag, I OR PR REL BE Bin, . ST ee a ASE I ow Ld ar ith a aps oe Spey te es a ceake © hall ved wr SAPs thw OORT ‘soar sgnAaenet rout + mol >anageeeaaaaetaeeen seme te a pabiy es oui | ¢@ 2 r len Poe ' Bis eprosy work also; M4ttered “pride of the Pacific,” Canadian Editor Dies. . | and Wednesday Only -_ olidge’ sP olicy. | on hi tippia | Wil ; his is being car- | Was towed slowly up the harbor to POL INTO. On May ose, fgpapinzylo Library Frame | ame Hed on oe the «efit net nly eta Hoboken pler today, to under an Steph. Willson ay ies geet for ost Dispatch Bureau ‘ By the Associated Press. of the world, he said. and he as akon: Pe Sap a & Gane i ilus » 71 yes: Large Lenses 20-23 Wyatt Bldg. MANILA, May °8.—Conferring | anxious to bring a group of the | 07_ ner maiden voyage. l, former editoz or Distance WwW. : , : ; ge ee - | i Betas ites wes Oi of the Toront, Reading | ASHINGTON, May 28.—James , with press representatives here to- | ‘s foremost medical men here aes nf rie skeatiea fficlals of ine I -D SHipduliding Company binations ) abe and tater of the T — Com Rockwel] Sheffie} it stud ; sisi , é . > or - niece A Lui? r effie ld. Ambassa i “— 4° — r . FA @] ~~’ cy t! 1e treatme sit and cure of | i ws, is dead. _—_ ee aes ador to; day before embarking on the liner ‘of Philadelphia, the builders: co since the fal] of 1924, {s President Madison ; | lepers and to provide better hous-{-. , ;' ; for a visit to/ing at Culion. where the afflicted Gibbs Brothers, the architects: the | re ur hing to WwW ashington and will! ithe Lnited States. Governor-Gen- mav he rehabilita ed after cure. Matson Line and its subsidiary, the 'Tesign his post, according to unof- era} nounced that his trip. 4 \ sic. aii i } | See ; American-Hawatlian Line, left 7 : : ; ; 7 areca 24 . } ‘ ~ ab 4 ae! Tuesdav for a tri ur ° 4 al Announceme : a ) ficia information from State De- Trould he trreitv Fi ej -aASesS ‘ ho >} 22% “4 $ . mre: | 4 . > & fola wn . . Pe, ee ‘ Offering. E BIFOCALS Though his resignation has often | ' oe rs e of the Philippines. in the island: iristensen off Nantucket. . ne sales we * 7 ae ae ey ere c ' i ’ ee es j NVISIBL been rumored during ‘ "4 ioe Se ne —, he aeaed. Mhe engines were stopped by the che course would hav - ¢ , ue Save no time for recreation 2 a water, which flooded two compart- * LENSES ONI ¥ 1g ; t ; ’ ; 77 : : ‘ -.\ _ Genuine a § d Near Seeing the acute diplomatic difficulties be- lafter his arrival in Seattle. June Body Found in River identified. | ments. but the undamaged buil “= ' d bom 7 . . eee + . el a "7 4 tin + . ee ae ryt} ' ; Pap . m bie 55958 —— tail Waa iliak t'¢ ) Ke- iS ue 19 Spherical Combination ) tween the two countries, it is Said ~-¥. and that he would confer oi. Phe pody found in the Missis-| heads held and there was at no/| and $15 ‘ Wednesday Only now that with the supposedly satis- | O°Ce with President Coolidge-at his | Sippi River near Jefferson Bar- time any danger of sinking. The | tena al factory adjustment of relations he | sumimer residence and would go/Tacks Tuesday was identified as| steamer was towed back to New e ~ r * ine + s+ | he ) ct _ it} a > ry 4 } j : . to Washington to consult other|that of Joe Smith, a laborer for-| York with all on board, by four *} k ; a 4 ios “ee g : Bees ; ‘ ; } ” , e ' ——_ - > 15 = will sees the opportunity to with- | Government officials. He said he!|Meriv of Peoria, I). tugs. | : 7 ‘==-->" ) Wa PES | | ——— draw, giving ill health as his rea- | desired to enlighten the President | | ~~ ww? ~ ie ‘fully i | | : — Ply if HF it. ee ee eee ” oer Bhs dep Be OL " Sipe Sp ok z wy Bagel es: tes PR 7 er , ? ™ y hae ee Se rs one oper apie ee fm vsti rae oes oe, ‘oe we we = ys bes w BUGS ae > et ty Wgrad Te eee ee ee ere ee eas, sete * se sve neat. i nt HOB me . yw ~~ > bens i —e —— ee a ee em Se em ame qunoaneceneameounoaneunoan , + a Beets aes Pte «+ Hin =" My, hd ie . s son. as to conditions in the is- ZU SSSS E00 R000 R FSS RSS eRe SERRE CEE Ce eEeEEEEe | + ae * tS THE PAIR Tr | Eyes Examined by | It is well known that he has free — Plenty of sas ~ ah y » e ~ “ x ty % epi ae Wood said he would disc: j A rie scuss with : uently been ¢ e “it -| Secretary , ) tic Corrections Are — the | The Moritz Method “ y b ” annoyed with the pol |Secretary of War Davis the pro- | Extra, $1.00 to $3.50 icy Of President Coolidge and Sec- | posed sale of all Government-con- 1 “~ THE OCULIST, regrar ti 4 .r , + } . + : TOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN, retary hkellogg. and has favored troiled corporations in the Philip- * 2 & . = . “OrTO s : ~~ act- Kryptoks are the in- ooo FRE more forcibly dealing with Mexico. pines. In this connection he re- | & tice visibly ground-in bi- | 0 tical Co Phe crisis in diplomatic relations Vealed that the Haligarten Com- y years focal lenses. For di p ' followed his visit to the State De- pany of New York had offered w 8 f Jac- : a Ate a 509 N. BROADWAY pariment early in June, 1925, as a Duy the Government’s interest in b al de- *#nce and reading vis- Corner Washington Avenue result of which the famous Kellogg | the Philippine Sugar Centrals, but |g 2. a a ° . . a » s 8 o " ee a ™ EE ai, ES. ' A tate ine a te a me % “ ™ tr ~ ee My 3tn ~ » . I POO ia CP RRM Se AMES ANA RR OATES AEAEG TE ARR eae en - ape a eeeenine Wane, 2 Wane) : eee » yee Oe ee ee as renee anne ee wins 3 r a Nt a "2 eet er Re * a An care peter n Som away ite Fungi sy se » ay *e. x 4 Se Me oy eee a Bol ie oa | A ae PME ORM NO me Pores 3 +. & a ATE x Ow Nis cree Ven... ae ion. | note of June 13 was issued, unex- Said that such a deal must have | | A valuable Ther- _pectedly warning Nexico to protect | the approval of the War Secretary | changed for a 15c Bottle of ' RF mometer to any- American interests and declaring before it can be consummated. wen 3 7 BR, hay. Kde hs et, Ee, ee coe we oe eerie — Cleaner. i i ene bringing in : - a : | , this ad. '“the Government of Mexico is on The Governor-General said he PINE STREET i _—— trial before the world.” would do little public speaking, but NEAR EIGHTH | | ci Reet Sor President Calles, in a sharp reply, |that he hopes to convey to the! P | Aconsticon Ear Phone interpreted this new tone in the | ‘exchanges between the Govern- | /ments as a threat to Mexico’s sov- 3 aa Racer a | | S |ereignty. The resultant crisis was , CANARY BIRD PIE Be TR Ps ea CORRE ER BRR tee ae g RR ee BOR Oe ‘hs ae a me eee ES, . — 7 ee ee « ee yboe etapa. « WF ,not definitely ended until President ‘Coolidge’s announcement in his ‘ ‘speech of April 25th that Mexico’ Ri ~~ had satisfied the United States that n ings . |there would be no confiscation un- 4 / der the much disputed article. 27 i ; ‘feet Sia 4 of the Mexican constitution. . a eReD DOLLARS . q ND INSTRUMENTS | soy rig ; A Tonic Food for Loss of Song. She Pid Was Sai have in- ' heffield as sald to . Weukness, Asthma. Hard Breathing . ' iove and widing for against a and earning power. He thinks his wife's c om fort. Not idle New York >'s. 3-in-one Policy Permanent sability Benefits, Ye | Double qoende * Benefits in case power iio death. RADIANT BROILER. 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Each burner can be turned so low that it can be used as a simmering burner. spired the hostile Kellogg note and and shedding of feathers out of sen. had son, and muny other dis-- uring a@ most at- The Worlds Fi ; throughout his sympathies ! ees af Canane . ° Rs . cite R wtc 4 ") 7 v - ; +} . F o of Tings In thee 17l€S be en repori¢ d thant be lodge did on the BIRDS ; ; side of complaining oi! interests / 4 ! rs) ; . ai - . ¢ } - ° popular aemand who were unwilling to yieid to the Haller’s Nesting ts. ' 4 Mexican land and petroleum laws. Bah» Canary Vood.. 15¢e ' On this account considerable criti- dust the Thing for Young Birde cism Was aimed at him in_ the ham he sg Y ~~? _ tha « » *¢ *, , > oe. » ey ge eF f ) ry . +? me JUL i. GEO. W. TAYLOR REPRESENTATIVE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. 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TITIIITITIIITIihlIiiiiiiliiliiiriiiiiiiiiiti ~ ah r * ta - he wer 4 ae th Se Mp “ 4 “a hd ek wh itp v 2 e 7 # _ y =r 4 o >_> Sei, oe = etal ee ee Sate ’ a.) + t 2 ane ’ » a from $15.00 to > sais . wee cont a hot experiment, nor can Bleck, a former residen AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION RESEARCH LABORATORY. “Unless the Regulator Has a Red Wheel, It is Not a Lorain’’ QUICK MEAL GAS RANGES WITH RED WHEEL LORAIN OVEN HEAT REGULATOR ARE BUILT BY ST. LOUIS SKILLED WORKMEN More Quick Meal Gas Ranges Are in Use in St. Louis Than All Other Makes Combined Sold and Endorsed by the Following Dealers: Alt, J. Furn. Ca., 1510 S, Greadwar. Laclede Gas light Co., 2744 chascinee, *. j O19, cee S&S Laclede Cine Light (e., 32542 N. Gre ef. — 6 ee Ce ae ee Laclede Gas Light Co., 3188 S. Grand Ave. Alt, Jd. Furn. Co., Grand and St. Louis Aves. Laclede Gas Light Co., 11th and Olive Sts. Alton Gas Co., Alton, Til. Langan Bros. Furn. Co., cor ae Ave. , “or F chi Langan. F.. A., Furn. Co., 19: ra re. pune ore mg is meen wens Lacky Forn. Co., 1406 Franklin Ave. Arnold Furn. Ceo., 6 205 "aston Ave. IeMay Ferry Hdwe. Ce., 8504 Alabama Are. Art Furn. Co., 5035 N. Union Beul. Ifvy Bros., —— oe aes . Pasha * * , . Lindecker, dno. ace IRI ua ornia re, roche rer, F. » & Son, 5106 N. Broadway Lindell Fara. Co.. 2231 Franklin Ave. Berra Furn. Co., 1925 Cooper St. Manne Bros. Furn. Ce., 5615 Delmar Ave. Bly-Moss Furn. €o0., 4017 Florissant Ave. a Rew > —— may yes , st : ~ ve Meicher-sechene we. Ce., 904 Natural Bridge. ms-leene Puen. Ce., S225 Manchester pre, Minges Furn. €Co., 1601 8. Breadway. Branneke, Chas. G. & Son, Pattonville, Me. Minges Furn. C€o., 7400 Manchester Ave. Rreuer Hdéwe, Co., GH°L Gravois Ave. Modern Furn. Ce.. 90) Franklin Ave. Buettner Furn. Co... Oth and Washington Ave. Moore, T.. Hdwe. €o., 5810 Easton Ave. Carroll & ag _Furn. Co., 3535 8. Grand Ave. Morgan, dno. A. Hdwe. Coe., 3201 aan = (lasse, F. M.., 7 ¢. Broadway. Newstead Farn. Co., 2011 N. Newstead A (:oke-Stubinger Sones Co., 915 Market St. } B. & Bros., D. G. Co., Broadway ‘ona ¥ ashington Cuneo, L. J.. 1008 Pine St. ¢. luu, The House Furnisher, Inc., 2021 Cass Ave y. G. A. Hdwe. Co.. 4000 Shenandoah Are. Dan, The Heuse Furnisher, Inc., 5050 Easton Arve ‘elzer, F.. Forn. Co.. 3907 §. Broadway. Irau, The Howse Furnisher, Inc., 39400 S. defierson Ave. Portman, F. H.. Moving a Ag ed (¢., eo Cases Ave. Iau. The House Furnisher, 4°27. Schirmer *f. Yevers Hdwe. & Furn. Are. Davids-Farrington Fren. Co., 4211 8S. KRingshighwar. Prosser Furr. Co, 3218 ‘Otive sf. bbarvids Farn. €0., 215% Cherokee ™. Rameatetter, Frank, "304 McNair Ave. Iouvin. H., Porn. Co.. 1516 Franklin Are. Riley. Z. T., Hdwe. Ca. 7505 Warner Ave. Dennis Brow. Furn. (o0.. 45°4 Deimar Ave. Roemer, M. J.. Chippewa and Minnesota Ave. Dever Furn. Co., 5025 Lillian Ave. Roesch Farn. a Carpet Coa., 4746 Grevoeis Are. bDbyer Bros. Furn. (€o., 1422 N. Grand Ave. Reesch Farn. & Carpet Co., [601 Ivers Ave. Fair Mere. Co., 5257 Shew Ave. Reesch Furn. & Carpet (o.. 1545 &. Broadwey. Famous-Barr D. G. (o., Gth and Olive St« Rran. J. A., Furn. Co.. Fast mt. 7“ ili. Farrincton. FP. J. & Sens, 4519 Easton Are. St. Charles Gas Co... MM. Chartes, Franklin Furn. Co.. 11th and Franklin Ave. Si. Louis County Gas Co., Webster Geoves. Mo. Fredman Ero«., Collinsville, UL st, Louis County Gas Co., 6304 Baston Ave.. Welisten. Ma. Gauemen & Parker. 82014 %. Broadwar. St. Lewis County Gas Ce. 247 LeMay Ferry Rd, Lesem- Geitz House Furn. Co., 4706 Easton Ave. burg. Geitz, J. ©. & Ca., 1315 N, Market St. me. Louie Furn. & Mere. Coe.. O15 N. Broadway. Geller, Ward 4 Haaner Coa., 414 N. 4th St. haabh Stowe &2 Furn. Co., Tr? Broadway. General Furn. Co., 2008 8, Jefferson Ave. pahenatie Bros, Hdwe. Co, 810 ‘Washington Ave. General Furn. Co., 2721 Lafayette Avr. achenibe. J. A. Hdwe. (o.. Jdfersen and Gerber Bed Shoppe 5884 Deimar Ave. Rernurgs-Vandervoort- Barney D. G. Ce.. 10th and Olive Ss Goldberg, L. Furn. Co., 915 Franklin Ave, Seigcl Furn. & Mev. & Stor. Co., ©2900 Fraaklin Avc. (,oldberg, Sam, 1401 Franklin Ave. ii:eestone Furn. Co. 5206 Gravois Are. daegson & Ce., 4230 N, Broadway. Smith, Jow., Furn. Ce., 2722 Cherokee St. Gruendler, A. H. & Co.. 1020 Cans Ave. Smith, Jos., Furn. (o., 5956 Kasten Ave. liellrung & Grimm H. F. Co., ifith and Case Ave Smith, Jes.. Fura. Co., 614 Franklin Ave. Helirung & Grimm H. F. Co., 961 Washington Ave. Smith. Jes.. Farn. Ce., 73250 Manchester Ave. Henninger, Louis, 1818 8. Ath St. South End Hawe. & Fors. Ce., 2861 Gravois Are. Hexs-Dickman Furn. Ce., 2816 Chippewa ®t. Spot Hdwe. (o., Hub Furnitare (o., 7th and Washington Ave. Hub Yurniture Co., —, Human, Frank, Clevton, Mo, idea! House Furn. €o., 4008 Chouteau Ave. Stix. Baer & Fuller D. G. Ce. Gth and Washingten Ave. Igoe House Furn,. (o., 2258 Cas« Ave. Stock-Peterman A. F. Co. 3709 N. 14th mt. Icee Honse Farn. Ca., 3674 N. Grand Beal. “tock-Peterman FF. €o., talen and Nateral Bridger. Hinois Power & Light Corp., Bellevilie, MM. Sandan Hawe. Co., 1230 Gever Ave. Migoia Pewer & Light Corp., Collinsvitie, TH. Thiele Hdwe. Ce.. seve ¢ iineis Power & Light Cerp., East S¢@ lLauis, ‘ Tedd, *“m. A.. 1435 NS, Rarah ®t, Hiiimnois Power & Light wn -» Fawarde«ville, ' Tnion House Furn. Co., 1126 Olive St. Miineis Pewer & Light Corp., Weod River, . Vavra, Frenk. 1620 S. 12th St. — eee House Furn. Co... 2607 N. 14th Sf Victor Furs. Co., Sarah and Manchester | Are. Kabush, R. H., Furn. & Carpet Ce. , Grand end Fiorissant Wagenbach & Seiling. 1471 &. = Rertmer A ee Dom, oye 6 Seen Eg, tae are - 1 ¢ Furn. €o., 61237 +e. ox-Armstrone Furn. Ce.. 3 pam Cr hg 2006 Salisbury St. Watkins. €. K.. Furs. Ce., 7714 &. we A bR meke. A. J.. FPurnitare Ce., ’ | nme ope Furn. (€o.. 2005 EF. Grand Ave. Waehtioert 2 fer. 2708 &. Beeedwar. Auhimanns & Kuhimaon, 4342 Nataral Bridge R4. Vivers, Anug., 1910 &. Broadway. UICK MEAL STOVE COMPANY Division of American Stove Company MANUFACTURERS nn Alpe AO mama = te oa. sn 8 ell, —es YDRGRADUATES E beginners. Both can abso- Louis, n 5s ; : . May 4, was filed yesterday euutely rely on a Martin. el eiaing: - She bequeathed $100 ) th Rec 4 - ' * nF 4 : ; inners find the Ma artin Hand dowment fund of Christ Chur tratt iTumpet easiest to iearn to a and in ashort time you will able to increase vour income Cathedral and placed the residenc: . c ~~ saw * of her estate in trust of George M Block and Hary L. Block for tn: +, 7? + peoveh your skit Try a Martin : et Te i benefit of her cousin, Roberta Sut- # try Company a. oo i ms | ton. ana two sisters-in-law, Muar) S E Cor er ¥ M. Biock and Helen L. Block. Sasa a : i! She provided that the co half the imecome . : ns ~ shall receive halt ti lt Tr i}i NURLI ZER the other half is equally divided er (between the sisters-in-law. At the ° death of the last surviving bene- 1006 Olive St. ficiaryv of this fund. Mrs. Biock di- 'rected that the trust shall termin- (ate and the principal be fover to the trustees of iChurch for the benefit of dowment fund in memory nother. Mrs. Eliza M. Scott her husband, Robert Carr Block The Mississippi Valley Trust Co. aqme -. eae a —_—— ——e aaa aan oor — —_ Da eil eT Feb QW: een GP — ses wD sheen + SPR ay ye ven ae r - apireube Aa - Brie, PTE. poet A i A tte te arty catego MO Ma gags, RR Aaa ae yee yestinthadd we ~ PEE OE AN AD EAI EBS ALGO LR NE IR Ole ih a ee Ne tin Ma et as catie rr: creeps ae, » > a e~" (A A) 2 0) DO PO GE © SE. > EE 6 aD.) au > eh > ARE, 60 ce on ee YE NS ale = 8 7 LDN 2 au b a, roar ene serene te eran 7 ek ou ee ee ese 3-Door, Side-/lcer Splendid qualliy, most mod ern ice and feod x«aving insulntion and large pro- vision chambers GRADUATES GOING TO INDIA | Memibs of 1927 Css Reccive |} Pulpit Assignments to Virtually Every State iv Union. | Twelve of the #2 in the grad- , ninars cota Me iF cetgg a PORN YAS Orbe? > er eis. Pe ee en eee oe cr, aties ee ee een Seat an ae pian thaye Ppl Ovbaioaetine uatinge class at Concordi: ri who have received at} — to ti prerear + to ‘The utheran pulpits wiil be se bao India for missionar? wor men chosen for this work aycrage °4 years of age They are ver. (lari Be en. W. Vali- r. Ernst, H. Gienatt. CC. Hat- bas Pn, ny TABLE AND LAMP FREE WITH THIS $235 BED-DAVENPORT SET MONDAY special, exactly as shown; beautiful massive over- stuffed Suite is richly upholstered in fine brocaded velour, | Le %. i» , ; ; i; having Nachman spring-filled loose cush- i c. ion seats. The davenport conceais the $ latest coil box spring bed. Beautiful daven- $25 Da +-Bed port table and floor lamp with silk shade y included with this outfit, complete at... With Cretonne Mattress “Mu teenth semedc Pin vo to a $8 DOWN DELIVERS THIS OUTFIT fullestzed hed, complete °C cies hers * mipte Tages “* io ae mae ee ee : 1 ‘ te, prac * * RD tetas peti sotencidag: * fanaa, tendorf, T. Karstensen, LE. hnocrn- ) ‘ee {: on 1s ' ” fortune schild. H. . 3 Meyer, ’ Muelicr, A. “iy oe dis ea Gee tiie 2m n ann aa — Se am «. =, =e.) on, oau= ws om bergh—written by Larrs idge and Mayor Miller. —_ eee i guy fe A uth RM ss y@ ebm . ‘s pose- | Von Schlichten, and H. Wolter. luck The hst of %2 names includes | every State rood »rophesy | assignments to virtually the Union. The entire class of Oe eas eed the vears = in qe oy .* . ~ ? % bed al n, tee, if | graduates numbers 111, a record fo: . +) ) . for OSE message Was Cconmn- » J “aS82ve revulariy with the vel- | the school. d M # ' ] Bann: and White Cold Cream.| The exercises will be held June | | : | er . > , Con 5d es the giands and tissues, / 17, at the new Seminary building. i erow’s fect, | DeMun and San Bonita avenues ‘(aaa an ae ce Ge © > 3 \s. oy’ 3] GIRLS TO BE GRADUATED © “ @© Seon | 12 OF 92 CONCORDIA SEMINARY i REFRIGERATOR = © © a $4 5:2 J 9 ROOM OUTFIT. $9.76 Is With Floor a Serum selected ke , old ton vay dogg! anbigereon’ | Five Members of Class of 5° Years | COMPLETE een... ° ‘dav. June 7. Thirty-one seniors a Furniture Compan glish Department of the Univer- | PY y 14 Bishop Frederick F. Johnson | I know how $1 Down Pay $3.50 Weekly dnintv cream | will be graduated. Dr. Richard Using ity of M ta. wil) deliver the | "SORD sity o innesota, wi 1116 OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS. MO. Q of Missouri will deliver the bacca- | | laureate sermon in ihe schoo! —Truthfully Sold ‘ ih | chapel Sunday, June 65. -auty hsihe se nt 1 Five members of the class which o all Conroy pia Be doves who lives at 661 Mon. | Conroy piano Sroka N.Y. eave: Tim FROM MONTICELLO SEMINARY | nsure its pertect rendi- etiiliy pisei i White Cold) Ago to Attend Commencement — a. | me. “48O0ths tired lines and smile | Week of June 4. val in London. Se, piumps un hollows in the | Commencement exercises of the ; ; 4 ~~ OT heek. ond vives mv skin | Monticello Seminary for Gn iS, } tar, "USsY appearance every girl | | Monticello, [il., will be held oat, 4 0 | den a very where. ' Burton, formerly head of the [In- > og 2 | ‘hice | main address. iii nie - The commencement begins June . : . Quality Merchandise—Truthfully Advertised =f = } graduated 50 vears ago, will al-. ss o> © ees 6 a 6 | pesinedie a eaammamne — eee ee ae ee Mon usta a viaR | “~~ | RETA paar Pqtend the exercises.

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Vf ray 2 og AGAINST DOCTORS Revocation ‘of Horton Li- PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ __SUNDAY MORNING a m7 cH IN LONG LAKE ae > ta COPE o. eset TO ey oo - a Fred L. Kuch, 16, of Gran- myer Pee ee ae MPT (2 , ance Opene WE . + . ‘ : Lg ~* , pe - oe. - * ; . “ *”"? ; >> ; - ‘ : : 7 _ i ite City, and Robert Gp ~ SoS tl a “#93 nage f° $45 322 = tee em 7 f= “cat a: . Prosecution of Cases Held * . ~ a Flas ‘We 2 v2 ’ ional f ode : = le Rr id fe , , ~ vA a a = —_ , ae : ae 1 : - ‘ Craig, oa of Brooks, Il.. : aah § x hoe oz Eons lage 7 =e d sais ~ Je Re or & SEE a, '. , ' fe - 24 Up Twe Years in Courts. | - , , “ f - 2 " = “Fa 2 — . ~ - a Succumb to Cramps. nolo er Sr Sey = 2 ee cae SID OZ Rs I gies 7 ‘ ee vd ag TEx, Coad " ons an ad ¢ see ee = hot Co : - citation Fail. By the Jefferson City Correspond- At ent of the Post Dispatch. - | . JEFFERSON CITY. May 28.-—), a paysicans who obtained their H- ; through fraudulent creden~ / : ~ meatier will be’ the -State Board of) ticense of Dr. nthe B. Hor-| Purdy by ithe beard in Stik yuis yesterday. :vai maneuvers by Horton to) Ree prevent the board from passing on P charges that he had fraudulently] qua! ications, in his application to The younger the board for a license, biocked @& who Was aiso oe — hearing in his case for nearly two) and the Two : ; ~t.,/e i ae - ’ 4 —— “— $ : j - f . . St > ts 4 “ r. . e — . , “h 4 aie , , x, : - .. . ew 4 yea! =. : : o . ~*% > : = ~ —/ . . OE. " - ng OOS : ern | : a ' > L A . ; T Le ‘egal attacks bv his attor- a G k5 : » Dag ~ ‘ * o e ° » 4 . , a : ; ; a% i ——“ / ee Se. =e F . e on jurisdiction of the board im Be censes neys P turn biocked hearing of otters cases while Morton's various im- § ‘unction suits were pending in theis += The State Supreme Court it - rejected Horton's contem-1@ a eT the power of the! || ‘to «(6h ear charges) -ians and revoke their 2 x ‘ | “ : . } — ced With Other Cases, * McGee ee a : te =. ' ™ s * See to > ao ae ee 6 A ae ot tween 279 and 39 cases remaim ned repeated!ly ane .- = . iw . 5. | oe ompiaint: against 60 papel e@@ with the board eariy’ lowing exposure of med- | oma mill activities and ir-} The BILLIONAREA ia - -ies in credentials submitted to th hy , ma i 9 card by applicants for fi- the Greater St. Louis Market enses. FEwidenee in the remaining nial a ; .e assem bied and the The Billionarea is an actual market, not gees wil) be laid before-the beard) a a mythical or imaginary zone. A million oe ne rane D ople live within its boundaries. They “Ns wtll have fo go over tie in that volume selling is possible at less cost cntptainta, fo the aa than in practically any other metropolitan tations were {ssued. the Heensesl¢ — m= oT a ) a dozen phrsicians vere ears ket. «ead hefore we were held up by ts 4 few cases were dis-7] $75,000 BEAUTY TOUCH TO = es ve courte A few ensue Se ail SMOKESTACK IS CONSIDERED “ expended about $26,000 che architects’ dical cleanup, but we wii, & ste ee ae fo as far as we can. 2 ae —~concentrated in 16x QS (|. Se th > ‘act " up- by the beard, DF, Stewart f° Dons lence seems : Ud will be that of Dr. Ralph AP a ‘one ‘ —_ -_ stone, > Mag hit f Kansas Citr. whe Waar e ered to tmmve been in ‘olved in an ornament- ° ° . e - mbling an Sales Managers face the necessity not only of selling the volume be traversed bv automobile in 30 minutes in one direction, B ceoceng im educational enedems ne faagand = ae 4 Tor applicants for med: prick o: which the profitable factory must have—but also of securing that 45 in the other. a oo sare aint . : ' Carag again °o ‘ost about $§73.- a? ° he rei mi nary edue- a Zesigners argue, volume at the lowest OSS1 ly nee : cand meni: ie = areca possible sel oo Though The Billionarea consumes products of all kindsonan “=! _certinicate he presented) trred badivy by t badly |! was exarnined for a le? arehaned from Rebert? "at appendange.” The phrase, “billion dollar market.” gives the Sales Manager a enormous scale, it is compact enough to be covered thoroughly SB Atcox or st Lous Voigt was iam : vensed as a physician on July 2&4 ty recentir $300.- Soon Sy comratet picture of sufficient volume to absorb a large portio on of his fac- and often by salesmen at a truly economical cost. 0 they feel they should torv's production. It also gives a contrasting picture! In his mind waterworks attractive, — he compares it with another area the size, sa vy, of an entire state— “ on) ~ > . er would stent Deutng. th: with scores of salesmen to cover i a fares: hotel expenses: ‘opose, making it re- “ wie TE ee a et NY, Re ee ee —_ ve ‘ Awe . y rte 7 4 : y 5% Pet 7 a a a: 4 Pee ren et re ee $ - FPA ERT? ge iy Atal” A Sa aie: I a fs SE eee ty: ‘neh sims “ x _ Bie 2 aie RSS Sah me aoe nad ae ae Pat sak byt eg eT See * Pipe) DORE I PRIS ak apt: a! Race nd Peet OF le Le a. sap Figured in Expose. | , figured in the dipioms Effective Newspaper Coverage >. sspomure as a procuer af rt? a hd ninai b , . ut nd fraudulent medical, to Produce Volume Sales Py => create, He was oo ann Louti=s Cellege of Phy- ; Sad te Ah ‘Ordinarily wach con. many w ry w ‘ : rs are unsightly structures cary weeks to cover the territory even once. another advantage. The entire market is covered by one news ~~ § ‘piomas and misuse of iam rors are unsightiy structures of Privileges The evidencel Oosed «!} SUIT TO ANNUL MARRIAGE The Billionarea Is Quickly Covered, paper so completely that merchandise can be moved in volume 7 9: sists ele, “maaan : 3 : ~r ft Nem, and reeetved halfi OF BOY, 16, SET FOR JUNE § Economically Sold without duplication of advertising cost. ME the teen they pase ae Leo A. Huber. Pac ker's Son,.Charges : “ido Briggs, head of thec Bric nice , . + id ° 2 = . . aoe = sustains the Boned Hass) iid appeal te ina tahtion on more then a Bulion Dollars annually, the entire market can second and third St. Louis newspapers added together. ee ane aopent Se tnee a aiAer on Afr! © get« -he revocation of. the orth that he aru Miss aar cy were a “14 — OF & sustice of the Peace i "as stated and it is permanentiv? ~ Sehtviie Fed. § last, and sep- == (“Ajceled, effective at ence, UH : arated immediately after the cere- Pe ee Se courts should reverse the B . mony. tie alleges that the gtri tn- ele ~ttoeney General Investigating. — : ore | By + ee ? * ‘ “ : , es auced him to say h@ was 21 years Tage oe “ie Attorney General's De Cid trat ashe falsified Ser ok. ae ee ae 4 ere e ° — i own ag se . 8 making a further &@ _ an@ produced a marricd pair who ia c2ien of the evidence, at posed as her mother and his fath.- sal . “ 'eStimeny of three Kansas © yy? : oe 4 ee ‘ they had 4 ‘ a wy cass 2 ~ L 3 n Pe 0 ye + * i ae 5 ee. > o> Gs =: n, - é ‘i. ra ra [v ie ae. near , Belo eel 7 " rie. oii ys Age a ees vo > by PROD Fore i se ~ ts Sa 2 + PAG pte a re tty tae ay Ray ys Nia Oe ae Ahn. ga > eT : i oe An Ler tase he ete Pie Yan tA aero res ya oP 3 ys 7 wa tas ". > hh edie 3 ah A 5 ve eee! pe Se SE Oe VARS nd > het See Ra EM ie nike eed SAMS aH iar OR Ein BP OR or RUE hk FBP PH (eae, aa a Sat hag ies pe PRE OSs 0 ae aes pe A A SRP SERS AE RRR MON EE «Sete ae EERO NI ONAN SRR ana TR a cig Ssitrige- 7 i Re SSE Bp TR A RN er Di Ria Pt 2559 pea PE wae.’ ok WW La Ete Bie iS ge ea, aie ee ty at Np ee: a a 7 : . ; £2i @Mudents that er. Mies Zarich tole aa The highest ra aye , — ore i $200 aii Gas epensieee to NEW YORK si gn nking P- C newspaper of The BILLIONAREA—the Greater St. Louis Market MEE. voriea inthuueee oan MEE young Huber’s parents. who urged 285 Madisen Avenue se nem a Bids KANSAS CITY SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES A Ls 4 * “tae oa yr apmorye eae — | ated ¢ exacsnin her to ma. hin 4 ar-ar rry him and arranged the Coca Cola Bidg. 564 Market Street Tithe insurance Bidg. enses. Hort . = — “- Leary *nie 7? ceremony. She said she would con- z ' -_ 7 “ 4 = a . . “ | > 4 a areas 5 par sekesagga3 it sal _ i wae? Me Pete ae test the euit.

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Ce A pr dele aS a. —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _ PAGE i PRME 10 PUSH City Chess Champion Wins WORDPROBLENS UP SOVETMISON WILL —SHO483]0ERCT a, SS 290 POPE DEFRES CHURG ; j : ; ; | au CARES From 19 of 25 Opponents T)pANKSMELLONSAYS QUTLONDONTUESDAY —INEASTST. LOUIS "i=": £2.°°°" ATTITUDE N POM By the Associated ress Eugene J. Roesch Meeting All C | OSSINING, N. Y., May 28. omers in Re Se ae F , ; ne a Simultane P] U a , set am moan " Ex- Cancels Arcos Contracts, but,Audit Shows Total of Debts|John Lyons ars old. a me- {Discusses Relations of Catholic ; aes Ver Auspices of | st r- | Leaves Staff to Fulfill Other $1,506 | Assets 'chanic, and his sister, Mrs. Mary individuals With Civic Missouri Pacific St. Louis Club. | tant } f Commercial Obligations. $696,481 a ae Authority. were found mur- sete altel 9, Bo > te RG AAV CEES? 75 oni DE MARERIAY Va Pam Mga eee iS datasanledte ee a ee a Se he ub - eh Re = % ia” ? I | France oO / > $ on ov. hand drops "} Wiil we Intivenced largeiy Span Me to the Soviet nission in Dr. Edwin H mtingion i 1} ‘Oo the political ilie Qi laiv > : . »€ le 7 4 . ce, +> . t - . ' i enue sisi = “ i + s . Lai @ wUs iE e ITLISS. OF > “ LA ; Tet ee . ~, me é . m | ‘ - ‘. . " ' IN} studen - ot himself into di rn ee 9 meet ne building Omes aroun re in he re: PiNaLCias ; will contain a list o eae indebtedness is $1.561 Police say the skulls of both Lyons (Catholic irdividuais and Orgaciza- a a ; — 4 . os : pie ipsne as we we tA aks 7 IngenvnlLrecness Pome a,VVUigw i i . : ; cil . ; 39 CITATIONS WERE ats Oo notable differences: n At his right a white-haired Andrew euicn, secretary / ‘ 696 48 and his sister had been crushed | tions with civil authority. * ? - ee LP di - i } } 7} t) 7 Jvalnes pe J2 iS, —- yr) £1 § ila t¢ gd rah P r the at ission A ev P = 2 ad 4 L . _ + . — ‘ nam & ‘ e vz a tor if . ; ; = ne — : - . A . > i iSssi . ’ ie were signs —_ " > > > ‘C- Estima Lae? Jit. 7 the probile ms of Bur Ope. nimself ar -oesc finds Lin) } Sec retary « a bc 7. also a ate, NR cary : ze seis ; “ lissue of 1] Sa 2 mounting to $7 4 19 Se? lice said, but there & ne , zation, tne i ope a ines om tugene J. Roesch “+ ls Er =3) : ; are perl Says aS OR: Uraie .' 4 Anite’ ‘ ‘the pair had struggied with their tion of Catholics In sovlal life as ,000 to Clean Out ~isil a. moe! . , s0uUiS i a ; ci if # ‘ Pittsburge. } ' (ion revie wed +4 +% . ~ * =) i. ~} = O09 on whic hn no paymenis of prine | Hes $1 was meeting al! ne ws + } ; Pt. ©. 8. BR. is Closed. ‘pal have been m die. The issue i= ver or slayers. “defense in spreading the practical as ee ~ASTLS > pial bt P . »t ego » 1! a P sae @ Wil 2, Ln - Da I} 6173 . i. cw + sa} i "e =) ; a - ad we , = . i - . . ‘ top for Refreshments. h ay : e D ig f m ui age was to be han- | ‘ | 2g : Police recalled that Mrs. Arnold application of Christian princi- of » 2 _ {in immuli lav, uncer aus nee hucine eric avi yf he ‘8 was refunded in 1908 and becomes! : ; All Practicing on Fraudu At LOCK id the tension is’... - ' she emake and ¢ t ied that 1 és found necessary | _ : ig | » | nad been in court twice within the ples.” while maintaining theme ic eS 'e thp " a YY 4 2 s ‘ : | id . a sa has . . San Macaslercs ; 3, o 2 % 3 ~ tor bh a 1928 Th f gts x a e eis oy ae ee ad ® a . iJ i it bit Ca Lil indwust! Ye 3e , — 4 n ' P gue =I ain in Nels L€ TT 9eT, «#0. sD : : “e ' a . . ae ae ee , ) roxen Dy rathering ee orne ‘ OSTEO? nis the sail- a6 ne P ny past year on charges of shooting ati selves “above political competi- red tials Louis Chess Club. i me ! ‘lauded tHe Federal Reserve Sy8-i ino ae , as ' money was used to raise the level} : | i lent en . wy he v9 le 20Pr COrTe \r coid drinks and sand- an MITE : Me OF ti ISSi¢ ship Youshar z ; pemsanseess who, she asser' ed. were | tions. sara HRP sete: ie - : ce ‘ “y 7 wecbatih Rare hep Aegig! say dubs he il “ ~~ = ow “ ee oe Aariy soon eat wes ‘ua oes ‘ ¥ I aie Willen von Sith wins why ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee a mehEre TNR RE Ree oye ‘ Kee ty yw sath pat aang Og We Pa dines Be. * ee Me ae We ty oh VOR Agi Str eet, ~~ io ee he Ainge ee wid? Piet ithe > Reimy 20 . ws 7 oe anaes a: as ee ee ee ae ee aE gs ee eee ee: al } Rie ee by ae Be ‘| ~ ‘ : is ‘ ~-* . ‘ i : ; 7 bom “2 . ers o ‘ ee. 3 ; ftOC KR la ‘ nic nt ‘6% iss 2 iy cea 6 . a , Kes Tern id a chi 3 hewn } raeeinn : In all, $1 =49 260 — oeee pens meg P N x BIRL | | . : By the Jefferson City Correspond oe ot ae a ‘me oc ., 11¢0 and arms drawn ise, white Ss dalam sagareranes : specting carefully every cas , : this iss * $32,040 teres ee site , “Thic . j if - hours later, six o nD r ads “ha iazart he pspecretary, " finterest On issue. or Oe, ‘ i ent of the Post’ Dispatch. ‘ows beetline wr: atu tb 1 en aboard | public well being. — mained an oar f. C§.|. . pes plea ee 08 Said that “instead of a co-ordin- a Ye | HITS 5 CARS AFTER SKIDDING © seFFERSON Ceet. Say 26. | Stockwell ae Knig} t ‘y, a a -OCSCN 8S | ated system of banks, with a come! In a communication to the press, Another issue is 6 per cent, 20- ¥ ee sega se ! bs i : i. a a Sener - eee — > - a Oytoaagte : Hips cape eas Khinchuk head of Arcos. Ltd.. | ey: 6 Aaane ;, ~ : - ’ Interpreting the Pope's éfini- ign to rid Missouri of thre awns to Roesch’s King amd: ~~” ees, Ae See wee e | mor ‘redit, we h iN 1 rae alae: P rcos, itd.,/ vear bonds of 1921 on which $335,-; She I s Control on Wet Pave- campaign + three pawns to Roe 1s King is mon reservoir of credit, we had a ; o , ] OSE Count Della Torre, editer of ‘ - . He Wile a wae tit ae” re i. i : said that the nmerci n ' alia a : . » tion, icans Who obtained their H-i two pawne, stood a fai. hance of — = . S i large number of independent bank- | we lat the commercial agree / 000 is npaid, but is being de- | ment. Her Own Machine Dam- Oaservatore Romane ané euthert- ys. ; ;ments and contracts by the Soviet | creased $23.000 liv Th “l; No O H lent c en- | Winning. wo already |ing units which, in times of stress, | __ , Saher Oca crease “0, annuaiy. e | age o One Hurt. ugh fraudulent creden : iN i Sey apa 7 a dit . saiiteal i 7 eal on tive spokesman for the Holy See es tati -1) 1 DU rd Jost. leecy cloud ri struggled against each other and Trading Board and Arcos are original principal was $454,000. A small roadster driven by Miss | @' ae thi - : treed ae. and misrepreséntation, will be . : ; is concentration ani ej. | Aig onal & tis” ae art of | terminated and that these con- The issue was to pay for losses asserts at SB (as = o} Played Decliberateiy. never worked together 2&8 pa! eas Gee RE rea eEE ; nm ‘ _ Verna McNorton, 18 years old, of | ‘litical activity only to the extent r pressed by the State’ Board of Pi. bck Sie Gains ie fence, arene: _—. aan 1@ one great financial structure erns are compelled to wind up| growing out of the riot of 1917. 1j Hided st 4 in spirit / ic Li 6; ? & O1T} >? ; ada ~€£e2 & a a4 - L \. Waa . i P : : : al - — . . ‘ ry ‘gf , _ ; ¢ . = : ra 2 4 : ae riencs he echamn: ‘ore { aa nace en = the “Wr since the policy of the $150.000 for Library. 2441 Laflin avenue, collide uc- i that is urged recognition in spir ealth as a result O71 revocat ion nours pefore tine first resigned Lie . ——— . . . th alac , I raises Recent Banking Legislation : : : , ¢ . , 1-24 'and discipline by governments in h license of Dr. Rav B. Hor- board Roesc) lax "y de “wigan "‘cClOCRK. moesc! nad lay is “These defects.” he said “were sritish Government leaves them An issue of $7000, Known as the: cessively with a sprinkling cart, a. ; 4 4 , re reat , =“ U ae C ji ia "ed ; l os “ate- ie saan ; p r j i ay f Purdy by the board in St. ly. He was 20 a ien in ta ames far-sightedly, and, at 6 p. m.' cured by the Federal Reserve Sys- | W/tnout th e possibility of pursuing Edgemont bonds, were assumed by | truck, a motorbus and two private | so Soe a So ton © iy ‘ hae ei nie aegaeeagganaley cinerea nowing oppone} do . ; The 1° regional banks, under | trading operations on the basis of | the city in the annexation of terri- | automobiles at Grand boulevard | Virtues. se yesterday. tne rounds of the 2 > play ers hut Lit stig, UP POUIe ies C¢ Il Pit Iii. ic i Fiona mans, U ay ; ° : | | a a a a ey | “No one who loves religion, fame ee e - gee : 4 ‘ : Fan tind Teme TA tee ee - “o-ordinatine influ- | the general economic plan of the tory in the Edgemont district. They | and Cherokee street yesterday. No | . : ; i Legal maneuvers Dy Horton tO | after the first fell scarcely a round In two hours 14 id Taiien. i esponsit ble « O-orcinating iniille | oe ni ae : i 3 : ir ne was iniured ily, fatherland, liberty and. the - wnt the board fromm passing on failed to cut down thé nur ber “~he 11 who survived were the die- ence of the Federal Reserve Board. | papailones -hion, — Be pee Cae oS rare es Mis M -~ t id h machine | principle of authority, order and that he had fraudulently! against him. hards, and fell more slowly. At can effect that prompt mobilization Phe statement explained that the | July, 192 | ? , MISS MC.NOrton Sal er mac | progress can object to this,” he : cati i , pesch resic? a game to C. of reserve which is so essential in | ets of such organizations as the 3onds amounting to $150,000, skidded on the recently sprinkled | , | presented his educationa! A move of the champion at one °-45 Roesch resigned a game to C reserve which is so essentiai In | E , haat ar to purchase | pavemert of South Grand boule | says. “The church sees in the ‘ is ; ; “ ‘ sg a Pe aes R rs we — pees fications, in his application to board. The opponent replies. Ju- | ©. Carnes, who had king, queen a na preventing panics. nd simils itish Grain Export Co. | eo 7. ae b at : ‘ea mature | vard. and, atin siatiteeas the | Jegitimately constituted powers the = WS _nepta swe Ff linn aoYrme ; ’ ( + ine tfalinge ’ b wi nN) Vv - : . “s Sake board for a license, blocked a diciousl,s Roesch counters anqd/ four pawns to oppose Roesch’s King Secretary Mellon termed the un- ndertakings would ,& library ui ig. ihe} , cing guarantee of civil society and ef - 1. bi se for nearly two | moves on tisfied om i ‘ ’ a Pn, and 15 minutes later J. | limited extension of Feder he- e no obstacles were years and draw 6 per cent; sprinkling cart, she lost control of shar eat Gaciaiied n his case io% y iw roves ON, Satisiied that he has left anu g HM, anu , Mis ae ot ey) ad ere : th ies | or final ; _ “ ~~ food for thought Hand won bv a checkmate. | serve Bank charters by the last si nd in their way. The statement it, The roadster finally brought up “While prudently and tirelessly oe SY aaa ae - : ti} held + pt f the most import-! promised also that all contracts Anticipation warrants, drawing, against the fifth motor vehicle, The legal attacks by his attor- Next a universitv student. He ine stil! were holding out at ee et ee es qd als ve | | working to make them closer, more ongress “one of m ‘ iece rf rislation that 3) with ‘+4 irm ‘ouls 1.'6 per cent, are outstanding to the; which was parked at the curb. All frets ys on jurisdiction of the board in moves quickly, confidentiy. Roesch | 9: an nly three of them had Bl eces of le gisiation that has; with British firms would be ful ty t . 209 269. Tre l th ' aes t k ‘ adherent, more inspired by Chris- ne} ‘ | : af ed Congress since the war; and! filled to the letter and that all amount ot $309.3 reasury e other machines struck were in a? bh blocked hearing Oo! other replies as swift ly the student’ been elin ed an hour later ‘ see é : 43 q | ; tion thought and laws, e con- turn . ~ ai + that it was nassed bv H monev obligations of the Russian i Ww arranis pay able, total $47 1,94 an motion and the roadster dealt . “se 9 l eases while Morton’s various in- . ‘ : age ap cians ee tinues, “Catholics must never lose the sense in every case of un- and united vote of both par-|trading organizations would be/ draw no interest. |them glancing blows. Miss Me- e pen in ng in the , e | me Sle - : ‘ rr : ‘ . — . f 1926 No a - t ae junction suits wer MARINE CAPTAIN S GUARD ties leads us to hope that banking naia - “alti ; - : ‘«; The interest payment for 1926) Norton’s car was badly damage4. | 2 rts. The State Supreme Court s lea ' norY é ae paid as they fell du alt For this taled $74,860 sty 16 gel Tha othe 2 pe ‘| equivocal adhension, respect for cou! ts j at last free of pol litics. and that Z _— uUrpoOse a sufficient staff ' totale .. ‘ ; UV. or near y p r | 1 r mac il nes were oniyv obedience to the civil regimes, the : | ~ - ~ ™\ 4 4 > — WV Oo.wise i ‘ 7 | recently rejected Horton's conten MAY HAVE KILLED WOMAN questions of banking policy, so Vi-) wit) Foe oes -himehuE cent of the total revenue of the) slightly damaged. ¢: and upheld the power of the JUCSUOTE AiWIiLig JAN Ms, § i Lil be left In London. Khinchuk , nase ' omnes ented to $7 ~ 4 5 +1 political system of governments, ' _4i i si . Aa . 4 wm ad Wi h Other Cases ? i _ Ser ale : VW ould tu Ai; taw ¢ r at 4 ¥ ot Sia $47 450 Fi nhcntenegy a MANAGUA, Nicaragua, May 5 World Problems :U ps io Banks. ax Tor automonies ‘SOV. IN€S By the Associated Press. in Italy, mentions the Catholics’ Between 20 and 30 cases remain Shee? Oe eae aaah, (A ni to An an foreign in- in Justice of Peace courts brought; NEW YORK, May*®28.—A flood! ,,, — : , Ria Sara + ¢ mhhyv a 7p — - 7 = i = . ; Ithough (“a pt reat 2 \ >»; } seinen I oS a . mer sae itheougs — = concluded, 7° & e assume the Brit- i 7 $14 ORG and permits including loya ] submission everywhere at st UV : ‘ GE ese ne ee ae = aan s “ae nen he said “sc reg he ; in 789, & ert ; Cit On } 1 _—— ne beard early 7 suments, id “SO great is the! icy san will not put any! >... for inapection pre etnies | control plan for the Mississippi all times to, the public powers, iit ar Pati! . ae / a ard >! Ie LU TLItLe Lett . JLarine P ry _— ot my Rat *¢h ‘ + } ; LO s PCL . oLC i Lic j e ; , ie@vemeén er i in nt invested that the question stac] in the way of .fulfill-| $90 543 : ; | Valley, involving the construction | above all party currents.” : 20 ~ a ‘ an 7 4 en ee le tae, 4d oe 5 es + |] wn 7 . Wie, abe > + Cs ay Ry. Mee 3. a Bei, 3 nee ee awe > “ ‘ New Sales a a a a ‘ a Cee a ee ie plas Per cad et, a ee oe an Saree leit ya So aegpia ghee tee na SRE STR LG Be ONE F 7 ¥ ne ap eee pets audtinaion ons RR ae 0 ‘si ee PBR LBW ET Ra aS" > Aneta niles os * ? Foray tg = ey * hier - a een che 2 cde bi adie Bane vale i on i Foo ae. me ene 9 ee ne ligations “In this respect,” he ' ine 6 es ve lhe ~ . ‘rT froxa complaints again + 4 gicians filed with in 1925, following exposure of med- = gl -illed the Nica} hi ecentiv been raised a2 7 0. in —a—e © tiv es 8g - : ss ss, shot and ki os has recently been raised aS 0! Want of gin: rontracts.” - ded Limi of a system of dams and reservoirs | ical diploma mil] activ and ir- is} ++ Mehuliea in ae ' . whether such ioans are safe an¢ - | Near Bonded mit. >] Nai ; a conan an it Cabulla self-defense hether h ioans = along the main tributaries of the | 1} itheoe Tt} *y"¢ t UDTY Itt { 1 + oe lier | and is "h > iIwa vA SS t °F it hs — can eventually be repaid. - ITALIAN WOMEN CAMPAIGN mgs — _— oe pape a Mississippi River was announce ~g to the board by applicants for li- | By the Associated Press eanaee a ee ~ the question of soundness, > test East St. Louis for 1926 was $25,- | ADDRESS ST. LOUIS GRADUATES : ~ oe ae Bd . . ” " . ~~’ tae ace Bee ; here nde ta a" (‘n e 8 © eenses. Evidence in the remaining WASHINGTON, May 3°25. i jeter nec nether another Huliet of secyritv of a foreirh loan is the AGAINST IMMODEST DRESS | 427,255. Five per cent of this| today by Congres man | ~ na the | award of the Distincuished Fivine Fe " pai ay. | amount. or $1.271,362. is the limit | | W allace Dempsey, ot Buffalo, N. | Six-Day Commencement Festivities tases Will be assemnpie d ast he awa! .. Rewexagatinadine — “Aryy his rilles : rom: same ; th case of a domestic cicmaieiiiaaieaiieate j}amount, OY he a. 2 ie ™m - 2 ek nid _)2rom ni chairman of the House Com- of University and Colleges to Cases Wii: DE jiaid : 47 . - hefore the board Cross to Capt. Lindbergh for his : loan * But the bank-. Lottery Established for Benefit of | of bonded indebtedness as provided | wigs , who attacked hin ith nkcaee, | ** = a rae ; itt iwenre ane YT. ; ; . at 2 meeting here on June 14. for transatl anti * achievem ent was ap- i -'»n would The one hundred and ninth ing of hearings. | proved today OY residen C OF WHeeer ae te ere iarcasinte ‘v. OWwes > his clients to exercise Wear Decent Clothes. debtedness is $67.3 — : provide adequate water for navizga- | commencement of St. Louis Univer- the Associated Press. limit. VERONA, Italy. May 728.—aA ‘ticipation warrants can be is- | tioneand also would make possible sity and its allied colleges will the remaining cases.” iT. James citation recommended practical campaigu against im- | sued t nount 75 per cent of the reclamation of large areas of | open = $ p. m. otis sorigge Fs 8 Stewart, secretar oP ine board. of War Davis ae emo ' writ) a bulla ndin Just modest dress and to free Italian he collectable general tax income. | waste land while at the same time | arenpgenanipee exercises - evster aid today “About v0 citations achievement while C tiny 2 ae big a ; inn ane as it earlier became in oak in ine 'women from the sartorial domina- | The administration which went out | offering opportunity for the devel- College, Webster eappristion. “ne = were issued from the original ’ an aerial f1 tion of Paris has been started here of office in April issued $297,896 opment of millions of hydro-elec-| tinue through the week, closing wh nice aa Serna ae - : : eee 1 ee - ; a ai ee he nower. ‘ : Sodyine | with the annual banquet of the romplaints and citations will be i8-' of his courage, his Skill, am . and the woman were foun in al Ss — Orution OL 3 : St.. Louis University School of Commerce and Finance at Hotel 7 » > * ee pe Age i ‘ s eo Ay 0 =» eye 4 uL Seca a + Beil . . 7 3 " " ’ . } ¥ 7% sf ‘ ; . a Ry e will have to Oo over tne, icée. red oy anotne! memMpe . the unusual care investigating the' °”: records to determine the Sstaius o1 Ane Cross c AyS CHO Me rine natrd] security bacx of offerings which he oem 2 re, oe os we -* et ONS ce ae * pt mpias m. June %. 4 ; . 7 4 ’ > . . | 4 : hw ba 7. r yr ir . ¢ . > - c + 7 ; ) 74 | ¥ “ Toyt mabe nial T ts itd the cases WwW here airy } =) if 2) f iy “if 773 ia - oe } f : ?° i! iif i bAN4A 4 SE ci a a\ ‘ O > lan ” wae tn 6 hae ohs . - - ‘ - inti oe ae ¥ ne . WA» " Sauipe . th” eet ee — ae jones 2% , pebeainds 2 secttee x Ay, = r 2 Free 4 Tt wi ee 1 yA Pin 8! 8, iia ial 4 aioe ee Be OH te Y ot « ey Me cogs ee PP aa et ed ee Ye & he Fa Ns 5 capt MUNI ag 7 NNN BL * a & 1 ® . GeePeiGntd- Ww eo 4 y i ated oe * ir tee * ‘ee +o Die a ce aie ei ae eS * hi ee a abe Paine ys em ~~ eee Rb Arte Aes ~~ eRe. ad mee 4. R ye % tp acer ily, eee. i “4 we 2 Ai pak a + | ight a a " r , sienits vii *. aes 2 ' rr} > Ts > 4 ! 7 : al au ‘ r ; anil na tere n obu ged a) ndustria}] by the local branch of the National | in anticipation warrants in 1926, or | tric f those internae With the blessing of the church | amount. the undertaking wi!! be introduced A he Ver a5 —- ' j ‘ : t .* . . 7: must be and the approval of the Govern-; An incomplete shapes. for in the next ¢ ongress, he said. Jefferson at 7:30 p. revoked hefore we » held up by ward e oKned hefore we were NE d 1 ¢ bt iisSidii . 473C . : pi taalh,. . 2 " bili it ra rw ‘aid Bis hon Cx 4 i 1 ead of agg a ey The senior ha nquet of the echoo! the courts. A few cases Were dis- flirht eve} made by: bina nia a tieiiiaiee moll : Npraises shalt. isShoy — —— k‘rench Police Prohibit Play Show- . oe + Will be held at the 4 Oo ;% ; ~ » i et L? i ii I I 4 “a . = eiOil, sas : re | ai rnity. In Tnis effort we expect One Hoa rad of directors, com- other court-martial CASES and the versii) will - ~ - a. eg tion mcr ’ vue 0 1@ 2) ~ ye Us s aalind upied bv Cabulla an he wom-/ ans ‘Fallon tallway ' ae ‘ ;, wn | i gos , esieas ie 6. f ; oO e y : —_———- . ; 'ecan good will flight sss sehen cnt ' . . to have with us all Italian women | nosed of 36 persons, lay and clergy|exoneration of the soldiers con-| June 6, in the tL uls U mivereit; : ‘fn up by the board, Dr. Stewart | f Secretary Davi s an. Cabu for a. pistol. “‘h questi . hrouch innate esthetic sens¢ ; ; . ae oa ges if en gyrnnasium, 3€48 West Pine boule- It is — n ope oO S . Who, T roucn mar es ‘ . - oe ° being represented, was unanimoue- demned and shot. The Vingres Case ¥ a .* 7 + — ' . fo limits beyond which He jy ejected by each of the Zroups | always has been cited as probably . . . . Ruered to have been involved - in . ; ! nan sg “a Ner: armed with! th ilroads in ft] ' ; . . +4 ewes oii , : Other commencement events oO directi n traffiek: 4 : en on wsew Or the tie worm pape es ap ee Establishme of a lottery for | society will retain its own financial it was ordered to strengthen mor- | ; ea ari ne Oo > atficking in vlecaiaied’ creden- Le} 1 nutomatic rifleman | yolved in this. suit Itimately, | 44, nefit of brides. is pr ¢ : during the week will include the . i j if f ] Yr} a is & . «) r’ nmic¢crr le ate } « . 2 “ 2 3 7 _ - 4 f . +) v > - . indbergh to fiv or tre J : ani ne campaign. — = work under direct supervision 01} ecowardic or violations f disci- uc With the board against Voight ‘0! capstan Bl * . ¢ | it impossible to min fetween the aims 1e N- inounced: ‘the officers and directors of the . i aie ss iggrerh on day: senior end faculty ban- tO Lue iach a 1ii5 4 ' . ” ~~ ae : ‘ piVudl A Ll i cer anda Prec , uf ) ' - , . + 7 ul ; ’ : pline. iet of the Schoo! of Medicine at When he w amined (./ will spend the sumin TORNEY FINED 500 FOR , | . ; ; ‘ . ae 2 at the cross from the Pre theory, and the ruil OCaLEe ¥ |young women, giving each one Who! ‘those societies merged are the! M aryville College at & p. m. Tues rere "© [ > ~ - - . prize consisting of a trousseau, | Extension Society, American Mis- Two Identified as Robbers of Beggs | | j une 4 +0. acti 7 Bank When Police Chief Was | ‘ e ‘ } ~ . ° ; inted Press. . $ . ye" spa? ; | ¢ ? i 4 i u Lici¢ * i 4a 4 . Dbocievty, a | 4 2 he , ‘ rr } e . f ; Pr i@ Aesor : “*hompson fo he liv + ‘ ie} ; — ‘red th ss ator. f Annileton Vis.. Vicé presi- - ; other saives combined. It i# the most Which 28 ent ; ee wn thy "i. : . ‘ 4 | was for’ ite d recently by : has been successful With . eourt nd Thon mson Ss son. j y? wa’ ’ ‘1 ae antsid "y H Held on Campus Next Sat- ' licago. ree ord? ‘ cretary ¢ | poisons B gail 6A sid 4. A "ea ns not, be ' sh. Paul, M ry ij La a ¢ , . ay ‘ . . : Cearter nrivilec v j © | rs i : ai irescO puay iD ' | nen Chief of Police W. J. Me- Prevecges. he evidence @rive, reported to the General AS fined $500 # for contempt. tion. which was given to the Rev. a es! us . ° ° . , % > —" +ag a ™ ’ a ft 4'¢ . — hy "fC a ; = ’ +} le \ ‘a : 4 bf Sled on SOme of the remaining, resourcefulness nea aione, Mii oy t Low nie immedi r ems, so it must now help in |Committee for Correcting Fashions. } within $39,704 of the limited’ the plan and providing funds for fitations were issued. the licenses ¥ itv 1? | Gs i i Cas - Po ryt} th Viarine officer as Leis ? ris i ii aap ; > of about a dozen phrsicians uere ; os eae 2 solved j i aed ment. the committee has founded a | 19°7 shows a probable net ficit | A AR X CUTION Senator Harry B. Hawes will be a4 it A wed ae. a hin . ” Lt} - “ ; LUI . (aA id \ : ; i ai‘ ** tt} ix f . in}. 1} “3 3) es ~~ ii _& - . ee ~ss ss “ “ : : : o , " t. : ae mT ieee ee Oe ie a. ae ie ty a’ fortnightly official fashion maga-/ of $134, 906. B R STAGE W E E § the speaker at the banque +} ve ‘ors! + ' " rh y sd ns t > TY? 2 Pit ta hy missed, several of the pnySiclanS man in the remarkable 1 A a edie i tae ites PARIS. M o¢. ' 7 “ University Club at 7 p. m. Wednes- ip f+ +), La 4 Aa he the > f i ondeeiiie '¢ rit ret ~ “? mmr | + 9% . ¢ - , hh ‘+ + in , ; oe —_ > * , sa i ‘ ; ‘ wLay —" @e-enacimen Th ri the Safe: and the other enter! pours, 29 tlautes, $0 seconds.” cnultancomniy with cape. Teh FOR RAIL VALUATION CASE he have great treasures’ SOCIETIES UNDER ONE HEAD .."ine stare ce suines day./and at 6:30 p. m. Thunaday a - ;, te eae ; no ser" ene on the stage of military executions " r. retary Davis put ‘ ——" he sonbeiaeci:: report = . r = Aso revel ' sur foreign neighbors, : Th ri Saea\o all of the st ruct ion ene the pro' ; rjons : | : errors: — ej 1 fre ry) rerio: ‘ . Interior. ce) Represent I. ( e ¢ , f 3 : a o 4 ing of National ( ouncil. Haile d beer prohibited by the police. A C*lurhs. The baccalaureate ‘ SOTO which requires award oO: tne Cross neral ‘eland, \Tarin rps In (bP allon Suit. ig hoa ies tikinie dpi : as Forward Step. sie lanes stil! practicin on licenses een . ; Firial mage : ™ +] +4 " : : nn #8 . . thy -P x ¢ Disp ‘ Li ‘ . ; ; Iiwy ihe Aeanciatied Press al i , } . | . . 4 oniv for official s in ord na pees. eam ae ee = yt : Se ee ; Heart will be delivered at p. m. ; ¢ } 2 . : ° . } A’ , € lent credentia!s % Dr Stewart said — di rc . +. . il rer i’. iY aes 1 eo) al ‘hirawn ot whi i} 240 9 and , wutilis d -apuereiee oe my la’ men and cierss men as the} fie d snooting of six soldiers Tie. ’ 2 . = — _ : ; ? & i ti }* ED > , eee ’ ei 4 - : ‘ : 5 cs r\) rity } ~e 7°} *s AY ¢ Ww h ec} Fa Ve Hi oe t - ¢e i, —.) ; " bs _ - it would require probably five rs + with atrol of | Was Secretary of the Interior from |P4™"" of Bi are aad atlas biggest step ever taken in the Con-)cember 4, 1914, has been staged b3 § Archbishop Gle will = : ment. | LpULa, ihesacer wae: 3 ' to the women of the Risorgimento | oregational Chureh of the Tinited 5 p Mm. arcndishnop lennon 101} ‘ : rq (tO the see ws Se 3 gregational Chureh of tne 1€c | extremists. The police regard it as € deliver the baccalaureate sermon rady have expended about $20,000 + 1 ion as specia . me : ati ercise aU, leo gto ave been award- ion as SI ial wg lerance v ~ ee GEER mans he ore » : ,Church. The graduation exercises Inthe medical cleanup, but we will pan oaey eee eFC wh graceful elegance without | was completed today at the meet-/ ists have conducted a vigorous fight of tbe various schools of the uni-- c » } md Tt tiie ¢ "1H _ va } O) € + : : r iw ’ 1v? } } > ’ 7 . = ' ‘ » i S ‘ os ; a / - ed. tnese going to t} & By ators Sac rific ing feminine najesty and ing of the nationa ] Cul unc ij. \for a review of the ,' ingres and Voight of Kz 2 ean a ae “ ae | sie t of Kansas ity. who was linen t . cross aaa " : | : . will be the speaker. ral as he able ccmamana to pres¢ ; the cross ugliness a yi — onesty. involved in the consolidation. Each the worst of the executions. in that V l r€ th ep . hh ; ; id ‘ 7 y vr? ra 4 1% 7 tia] ‘resident’s plan to leave Wash cipal : a Fights : : i ge rr aig ine pene Of Vi protmse@ | status, and each will have itS OWN) ale at t La is for applicants for medicinal! reer }aeni plan ar ; a ; tees "T’}, mee nan was k ill j ithe r a en questi 7 . : = : ae he : SSP Ra) Se sane of ili sini rs €c we eam a2i€ at ti ie front b: a sv stem of cornerstone las ing of the new leenses. The 1plaint , en t* oe ee oo Cee Ll | + : ot ace ame ere 7 epee Sao. © Pie Orricers These iowever, Will! showing the troops the penalty for | — O-4r , Pnses. P complaint now = ser hy a -nisto) , sutomatic fle: | Seon LER age nition of Ch medical building at 12:45 p. 4m. . charges that the preliminary edu- | other means i ee ee ih aalets 1 oni wtit hold contest among | + ee ra st ; f all kinds on an cationa! cert ificate he presented South Dakota where M ‘ q O.if sid ; es : I : | ; ‘ Jil “ : “ys i z ¢ j } i Ji ek nome pocard—tne name ot ' 20 : el it init we ann denitiin at 2 ee , 2: SIP , +. mmer. i lor ¢ passed on the cost rf reproducilol Italv’s 3.000 000 marriageable corporated branches. _ I gga, ai ; " : i . - - ‘ ; va cense, was rchased fr Lobert | ret : : 35 epee ‘ euaie : , ay. C ation at Fontt & ed thoroughly Adcox oe > pa e Ma mt ca li- | dent’s hands ~ PONTEMPT: LATER WITHDRAWN — OlMmerce om- igigns a pledge to dress decently @/trome Missionary Society, Chrre! i and ae Guat ' Ye es | ‘ : : ; ‘or? ars és rit ‘ eLijita a ¥ . ‘4 song bene vaneg tin me ”§ ' muSSsion is 3 jLierence AUT lottery ticket carrying a chance for | puildir ig Society. Sunday Schecol! ‘lege e ~ ecnesday. as a physician on July 28, ERIAN PENSION —— : , : Ly PRES Judge Hartmann Charges Ford W. Pal, f oe . — a 2 “he apnointn 11 ‘j . Y i$ hie neymoon expenses, rurniIsn in sionarv Society Ea uca tj om 3 r. pe Figured in E , 045, 000 Thompson Was “Antagonistic a th ) anny | d in Expose. es ee wan, is already ‘for a small flat, and a wedding din- | ana. the Congregational Publis Killed. ERTISEMENT Adcox figured in the diploma in Olive Street Hearing. aati CO gp icy fer 8 ee oe OP 2a iy Ad fhe COREE, eT ee tee | — at. = . 243 ua ° , : rh. near} f the « n kkansas City eenenere ee er, ee ee i a ; ba - O 1 audulent reliminary educational | : snaien of the Presbr- Joa artima ‘esterde YT x : , lect ee ee — * O D S O R E S certificat ec fr ~ n le t edica!l i national campaigt ? we, “$15 non OO0 di ; ; : sp ta : — : : Ti XT La i netfore a Bpecic i et u et 3 WASHINGTON J HOME BR ridg e por { Oonn., Vi is ‘ eet | ‘ 3 rr ates and aucuient me : | terian Church to raise io,vYUy, : ions » sperin) - 2 ¢ i il sssembled by the Fed nresident ¢ thie hHiome Board oo i itlans a na Burge on t} e c , arter ’ an 4 . : hi pe? i ies ; - A} B Sheriff lohn F? type enicd for ig? ‘ r wertul eaire an & and heais “SEEN . “Ee s, 1e PAT LS i rine thei Widows Lthé Ppiarts, tran P mE rmnnHnroyo rriée Tf ¢ “% ; “ee ae +g? Ta) lance. sm to is lon? fha oy ‘ ; > stor = ee ‘ att aca we “ers | pew : ve e Tee 7 aréa offers still nf + 8 i€s., Live ir 5 Srrer ’ at +e ne aaa yy re ve hal Ili : : ‘ ‘ 1s 0On rs 1st - i Re c*¢ pote tT and I a qj hits € Tis % ,¥i Roy ‘ . Three of the ix . ' a iv re d to ; frow the bottom uD — — — b ‘¢ Supreme Court our sale of mecd- | 000 in hand and mor coming. — er Thompson ‘lashed % | a wee “aa : urday Evening. . Th other big job in home ae Se in the®oldu ews- ital diplom: nT¢ nisuse ¢ its : a ¢: th ) wis plete od k iP — W.eemea by the Dm inissio! , ee wp : ~. two Beggs, Ok., banks Ma | y one n 7 Mromas and misuse Of M8" win H. Hays, chairman o ne wi he result that the lawyer was ona ah tae of Chicage ) .s lay in the Main board is the secretary of promo-/ * : / > _ , ‘: - af ; : : kl y Slower . siie . who argued the case before tne ad anc n informad reception Anallv was shot to death and $18.- | oved In volume th Adcox solicited students for | eembly. Judge, however, later withdrew the) .gmmission | ¢ hehalf of the N2- = ane ¢ . Charles ©. Merrill of Chicago 908 ta] : to Geath and 918, ‘he achoo rund ent | ~ 0° ee COMMISSION On Meiais OF bitw + _ * ~; the ree will yUU Was Laken. ; credit me ay - unded up mma if Hays picture d the eKuUCcC. ess p* he fir ‘ ab « ' TE Si tiie’, ryiit ‘ G ¢ : tional Conferenre on Railroa: eS PARRISH ESTATE 1S $50. 77? Tw oO of the ¢/] reer Plac Kie Wil. campaign as possibly marking @& ‘ecord show that the demeanor «¢ Ve arnt niinue —n the Homecoming Week of | : , le fees they p ividi ‘ith ‘ el aluation, probab!; ‘son and Owen Edwards, were . _ dividing wit hrist ian! Vv in whi ch — f : 6] : a j . 4 La , ho a - . , f ‘ . ‘ ; oe : ‘ ar ° '. Waldo Brigg b ead of the col- ! new era in 1 mi sie ane wot id he rit i OT) nrouch t i€ rial . © in the proceedings : ae Sz oS : : Washingion U miv ersity Alumni Inventory Filed» Shows Laundry ; rested yesterday in Borger, Tex. : * : e | eventually. all ministers wou eon “entaoenbie” Si oe ae a aa cioehs. ha: Pees aaa ; , No Money Down; No C.O.D. t irgqgawv even! 1Z ine play by Texas ra ngers . every family of -~ | ted against poverty in thei: or a oeeaey jnext Satarens 3 ‘ 7 : Uf satisfied after 90 dave send small price—tf ste Ti , J a4 + ssuss _ “eS and . | egces i asenqummnsunaidine an nen - - TA os qe eet e “yet er? ink Ds ry ¢ @ , ; > , “4 Horton's attorney « have indicated sce “0m « rae t nd with ital . . Mrs Christy Mathewsomu In jured. ie “The Man Who Mar ried a Dumb Dinke L. kh arrish, ms und! yman, The third Roy Brandon. = ~- Vears returngnd owe nothing. 120,000 kept after ° . ther w» (old @ : hompson insis ec rat | : es beste : , ' ' “¢ comedy bv Ana-|; who died May 1. left an estate | : ; as 20rdinaril com: tego BPPty. for a writ of certi-| Hays explained that the pension EE in Wile wana throw: 2 uitew! ALBANY. N. ¥.. May 28.—Mra.} Wile: yo-act comedy by Ana- le Sime: aga ae os er old, who was apprehendel last otal Write for Free Bookiet and Order Blank 4 E Orari to c+ Louis Circuit Court ] A reycirt TriaT TN} ite ha - { 32e8 Z p ° s ‘ p i . . ook 3} aT proc nce ‘ aived iT $5 _4£ tae, as show tT? ry Monda v Was ' rought t ¢y fox ry uigre J EASY HOLD CO., 2904 Main St. Kanses City, Me. | Wednesday. together with the r: _ e! . " - : : . _ . , - . on , ~_ ons co? eL. Fer’ s WwW i 4°71 idi 4 ? *e*q ] imiTrge- mt Tr} VA Se i ‘ j / . ‘ a* ‘ - : oe , P _ > Ps fi} 4 , D am be é « ‘Or v y : 7 fund ever ; ayaatoaie é : ts : ; 7 +} Ie e : ’ yf | ‘ > ‘ : live tT) ory i iY } roa € review of the action of the | r? s ~— fi ‘ era ' perpetuating. duced. but th lhudge said rould | Mathewson, fan is basebail pitcn- ee is ; | ? ‘“ourt vesterday is principal as- Soe of any other St. Boarg in ane Horton guilty of | PET . } hye we ' nae "i — > ‘ - on . , ll ee : ‘ . ey tain -_ ye: erda) a ' n “ . T? ainde of thie ge xtet The otierTs eae ) rd states which a Py hen r, Su red its Ou ; urd id atta ‘ — f «tock i ] “S4Uaulient misrepresentation of his Among the te ore: New York, |, pe HEM: egy | , ak eit The al fresco entertainment an et CONSINEE Of C0? SRATCS OC Mock iave John Brandon. 45, Rey's ta +4 F i. tag ‘ = > j } ] © IOrTr.is ar . : ’ , ’ byay? { 31 | ‘yus ai¢'T i? t*OYM)- ui lit att ij cif} CLUE LEP irate era ; Re ; s Bins thea : 7 ie 4 ot “3 44 ty - ! U ia 2 more nationa - } _—— ion: i ft hae ae i 1s nd im ade tr * . I . 7 eon , : ‘ : ‘ ms > = LCE 3S | wstitited icS s ,t *ae Lie Diy AS ba. Par isn La inG : her: hlugh Hess, o3 Rov S se 1} cense 1 } ift- 7 > ‘Ve, A Ssouri ~%. . i “es i _ ie th . " -_ : . »+ . ‘ lat tT} iS | . .. a» . 4 : ye . > P| ; sat . os : : eis 920; Illinois, $1,071,200, I reupon the lawyer tinsiluated tp au, i. ate ‘ inet or lom- | Life insurance totaling 212.000 and TICATURE = CAUSTIC : Carri € Court Sustains ¢] Board Hor- . : , —_— hot many of the Washington email Reena pier cia ais - who officers S4id Wae the sweet. KN ton seca ps sys germ $383,000. tha: the court was going vo vane fternoon. Mrs. Mathewson, wh0/as Mian” veeple together at least |cash amounting to $1072.26 also | - y MILD OF s fanger bs TO could appeal to the Supreme | ne se without ding ¢ ete has con y * Saranac|ni <s possibie togetner & ast ; heart of a man thoug ht to be a FFricS TREAT Tr? t ry a Cs 5 " } rich 4 ; Y= 6 } we Was : 4a * & - : ii - he * a ra c von 0 . a ; : [once a year. Last year more tnan j are lis eu member of the Fang. "¢ Court, __ gether. : linance Posy w Winie h cain ‘Lake was driving a guest MY&s. | orriah be hed hi Any appe “HT | hae not indicated what dinance, @ } a ee 2006 ttended the open- Mr. Parrish bequeathed his es- R 1 id Wilse ; ! eal he takes will sus- | Department ha se ne aici, ME nes . - 2000 persons @a@ ussei] said Wilson and Edwards peel ne takes ¥ posi » ithe Judge's ire and drew the fine, |Amna Stoughton of Lewiston, Pa P is expect- | tate in equal parts to his widow. | pa, it , . been identified oaitively Mrs. Aggie Cooper Parrish. 6807 P vely as Pend the be taken | | ent and i revocation of the license, | steps will be | . ear aa b ‘to the latter's home when a front! ing entertainm pty ' . t Prosecuting At- The hearing dealt with ee ee | | e more than , ° two of the é, ss | ste oo seen eg pommamaatty | oa pene “gr Page of Jackson | 'ments against a lot on Pine street| tire burst. causing the car to aso, prs egg will be Invitations | Cabanne avenue, and three daugh- | i. " thew ee ec, effective at once, unless torney Jam , . . into anot} hich was driven | double . 3 . ‘Ener a , ; : t obbery. ) | ro gleventh street and property ‘oe another car which wa , fiters, naming Mise Grace Parrish } ‘he courts s} y has in his possession sev- | near Eleventh § ns - lhave been sent to every alumus of | ‘ers, & - Pi i EEE OR SEM | Se at egg cert checks alleged to have on the north side of Olive street, | by Lioyd J. Marshall of Rochester. | ha 1 Dxec ejand the Mercantile Trust Co. as, Story of Holdup Was False. i ASSeESS- torney Gene ] led —— | P } ¢ -ersity whom the Executiv ral Investigating. eral canceie Tere : sraiieniesin Thom ~ Mrs. Serapiten and Marshall also the university , The r transactions. near Jeiierson avenue. iene am Cc ld locate. 11 New Haven Inns Raided. Fred Wild of Webster Groves re- a et ee wg d in Kansas contended that the tax was too *% fered cuts / Committee cou: d iG OF } ans’ Home. NEW HAVEN. Conn.. May 28.— ported that he had a desperate Aight | ment ‘ ; dicte - 's making a further tnvesti- Horton wes in ‘hich — that the property he rep- Five Russians Ss Executed | as Spies. | Benefit Picnic for Orphan the ¢ -rery in connection . merc “ry e tle administrator for southern . between med oe y of three Kansas City ng eee md ne obtain med- | crimi ted against by the three KIEV. Russia. May 28.—Five of the German General Orpnants nae inietra Ao —_ = an ee t ‘hat mit | sg forts to OFMNe , : | 1 he hel t e.iNew York and onnecticut 0 Friday nig olice yesterday Horton es ee — t others. but the in- Commissioners who made the as- Russians were executed here today} Home will be held at the hom x & . ; é 5 @ ota! of $2000 for bis pur- | ical licenses ror OLners, tee; SE f Pp tecihih ‘ $ Moeturnal Rridg venue. next! Federal prohibition agents tonight, learned that what really occurred Ported in 7 , State | di ent was quashed on a j- sessmen He said the in some , followt- g conviction on charges of | 444% Natura! Bridge avenue, f , Fed pron B ; in dic \s Sunday. The picnic will mark the} raided 11 popular inns in New Ha- was that Wiid, who reported that | card of h. to get the 4 eld the im r :- of inity d arrested nine & watci taken, merely Peep: on of Hientth o gel them ac-/cality. The oom eg ae one wel aaanhe levied “soaked” some! Service of the Polish generat staff fiftieth anniversary heey the home, | ven and Vicinity an fen reste bg - Beer yg naa hong? — mere) a. : ‘or an examination for l- | ment was inva!’ ae ehts | propert: ne The exeeptionsiand of the “free Russia” counter- | and the program will include din-| men as alleged violators of the) tur it over to a friend to pay a. B *Pses. Horton denied the transac-|shown that any property Tiehie\ , ; " 7 * . | ee were wakKen under a ad\isement. revolutionary prganization. nex and entertainment features. ‘liquor awe | $i debt ~ Mi the St. Louis hearing. The | were affected. ee FOREVER oe NO . iresteeent sent ap s! con tee a ecretiy i pa Bn pee. toeramt te benieh fr- hird Rs ’ . R ° ™ | . git 4% . . - : : : P a nn Kat ton of the ey idence, eapecially . City in 18235 0, on & charge of ith ~~ nd ot he r propert . Trae fic iiw thy 7.) Associated Preas 7 h © an nual picnic for the be nefit Led by ( neste r hii ' ; gare” “ it n ra highws “i y man t?F) T ‘ 3% th bi rte er io) fee MAUNIT t 5 2 ’ <a Se . 4 # Market and Walnut streets a,

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June Sale of lain and Fancy Linens € June brides, Summer cottagers and Summer stay-at-homes are going to be equally delighted with the wonderful values offered in this event! Gorgeous imported lin- ens and rich domestic linens, in a bewildering and fascinating array. at prices which double the pleasure of buying a season’s supply. Pattern Cloths and Napkins Heavy satin damask, import- ed from Ireland. ax3-yard Clotk ax2'4-yard Cloth . 2x2-yard Cloth . 2x7%4-yard Cloth . 2x4-yard Cijotk 22x22-1inch Napkizs, dozen . $1.95 Table Damask heavy, quality ali-lin- $ | 44 em, 70 in. wide. ° $3.95 Pillowcases embroidered, Ful! bleached. Madeira hand im exquisite designs. loped edge. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 239, 1927 Charge Purchases Made Tuesday Will Appear on June Statemen ts—Payable in July FAMOUS ~BAKK OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY FAMOUS-BARR CO. St. THE MAY CO. Les Angeies THE MAY CO. Denver $28.95 ae Value . $338.45 . . $54.95 » SIGS .- STH95 Woven with the 1 craftsmen, these Sets of full-bleached, damask of a double-satin finish, come in 70x88 cloths and six 20x20 napkins. Hemstitched Linen Sets $13.65 of Scottish se : aii-iinen ..8$72.45 $5.95 Napkins $16.95 Bedspreads Rayon - mixed, Spreads in rose Full bed size Sca!- Bedspreads Specially Priced at $ 5.9 Beautifully lustrous ray- on-mixed Spreads for ummer use. Size gox 108 with scalloped cut- out corners is offered in blue or orchid. 65c Huck Towels All-linen, full-bleached dam- ask borders. Hem- # stitched. r&8x34 . towels. Limit 20 yards. ~ and ive _—°”6}~6—6hL Dolly Madison Spreads Ravon Bedspreads some brocade designs. I twin and fuil bed sizes. at $12.95 and $14.9. $4.95, Ravon-mixed Spreads ; ~ 7 iat. bet she ad 43\s~™ een d + Special for Tuesday!!! Imported Table Glassware An Exceptional Assortment Values 50c to $2.50 Each—Choice at 29¢ @ Another feature offering on the Fifth Floor Tuesday—also a direct importation! Rea! lead blown glassware, in many . useful and charming pieces! ‘ Rich, deep solid colors or ex- quisitely shaded two-tone ef- fects. Service pieces which make delightful table deco- rations for Summer use. with white or colored linen. Goblets Finger Bowls High Ice Cream Dishes Low Ice Cream Dishes Wine Glasses Cocktail Glasses Cordial Glasses Individual Nut Bowls Since the number cf pieces of- fered is limited. we suggest an early selection if you wish to se- cure a whole set. 6, 6 and r:32 pieces obtainable in some pat- terns. No mail, ‘phone er C. O. D. orders will be accepted. All sales must be fina! Giassware Sectioe—Fifth Fieer Take Ads antage of This Tuesd 9 —— 7 , 7 ‘ ; Ps ventional! or ornate effects. bined to harmonize with most interiors. price. 13 Rugs of the $81.00 Grade _. OE an a tee | eee eaten: all Rts ap 0 OO \ $81, $89 and 9x12-ft. size. RAAB AAA Special Values * Adjustabie trame and standard black wire Stamdard sizes—Screen Doors o/ spi —priced from.. Auto vacuum ice cream Freezers —2-qt, size. Finished in white japanning T - ~ on ” * * Large four-passenger, full-bel+e: Lawn Swings with trong, upright frame Stained finish. slatted Swings for porch use; complete with chain and hocks... tg-in.. ball bearing. easy running. with four revoiving blades and strong handle $7.85 Sprinkling Hose }. a i ed with coupling. Tuesday in Housewares Mean Worth-While Savings 75¢ Window Screens m Style, with wooden 54c Screen Doors emdid make, in various patterns $1.80 *° $10.95 $5.50 Freezers Recuire no cranking! $4.40 $12.95 Swings $10.95 $4.95 Swings $4 $9.50 Lawn Mowers $8 fe ' > « ‘ mouided Hose, 3,- non-kinkable. $7.00 $ Special! Hasement Gallery Sete ie Heavy quality all-linen, ful! bleached, in 22x22- $3 g inch size, dozen... ° + ail-lace and ecru. $12.45 The richest, most glowin 30 Rugs of the $89.00 Grade e?r an _ Less 20‘c marked prices of $14.95 *° $59.50 Elaborately hand embroider- ed om-heavy ! Mussed Size 54x72 to 72x108 inches. $1.25 Huck Towels Blue, rose, gold or orchid sorders, hemstitched. S5C l vaiues . L blue. rose, goid, and green. '‘. ae > && we eee These Rugs = 74+ 7 s ° * : 1 s $43 54- utifully hand embroider- “Sv a. ie : ww oe > * 7 > > " Wash- d. 18x36-inch | ; SLA ~~ 2 “ev * eS , e e- ay Special Offering ie Royal Wilton Rugs $95 Values. ie | y, y - @ Royal Wiltons of the heaviest quality, thick. closely woven on a heavy back. A splendid variety of attractive patterns in oiors have been effectively com- re real 7 Rugs of the $95.00 Grade ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Cooling Electric Fans “Northwind” Oscillating Model, $12.95 @ Why be uncomfortably warm all Summer when you can have one of these 10-inch, oscillatin “Northwind” fans—efficient, dependable and strong breeze makers at this very reasonable price, Electrical Shop—Base ment Gallery M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Louis Akron . Cleweland Sale’ KOO A Special Purchase That Was Our Good Fortune to Make and Will Be Yours to Share—at a Saving of Offered Toga Towels at Featured Savings Nationally advertised Tow- els, made of fancy terry cloth—finished. Ideal for lounging or beach robes. Large, medium and smaili sizes. $7.00 $2.75 $4.50 @ Famous-Barr Co.’s position in the Furniture markets is forcefully re- flected, from time to time, in such oppor- tunities as this! Beautiful, new styled, endur- ingly built Suites that will furnish 20 St. Louis din- ing rooms at half the regular price. value, each, $2.00 value, each, $2.75 value, each, $}.50 $2.69 Bridge Sets Porto Rican hand embroid- ered. In dainty $] R5 colors. Five pieces, ° Porto Rican Scarfs Deferred Payments and Future Deliveries May Be Arranged OTS size. for $t.ce: up to r8x54- $1 5() inch size . 0 All- Linen Sets . : ee: dita... ont Scare $475 Dining Suites |} ,\U8 Ze aie “i ee Bp IMOZ A Saving of $ : 5 =—=—=—_— One Half at... batt a ete Ten-piece walnut veneer and hard- wood Suites of impressive lines and design—with 72-inch buffet, extension table, china cabinet, server and 5 chairs and armchair with beautiful up- holstery. 8 in this group. $335 Dining Suites A Saving of $ 50 One Half at... == A 10-piece Suite of attractive appear- ance and enduring, dustproof con- struction. Buffet is 66-inch size, table extends to 8 feet. China cabinet, serv- er, five chairs and an armchair—tap- estry upholstered—of walnut veneer and hardwood. 9 of these Suites. 4 bs $>.95 Value for $5.45 ttractive patterns im 7 full-bleached linen. Hemstitched eloth 66x66 and six mapeins to matcn. . ze ~_ (=. 20-in¢éaA Linen Section—Third Fleer =~" .% : : DLS enna Se. $375 Dining Suites jute. 21872 Mahogany veneer and hardwood de- signed on the distinctive lines the sketch shows—and built dustproof throughout. 66-inch buffet, china cab- inet, server, table that extends to 8 feet, 5 chairs and an armchair. There re 3 Suites in this group. Furniture Sectice—Seventh Ficor “i pe Cer Poe : ie Be dchetotiioce. a, 4. ee excellent quality wool en-field, allover, con- ly exceptional values at this Rag Section—Fifth Ficor Consider Now, the Most Important Item in Summer Home Furnishings—For Tuesday You May .. oAve UN Refrigerators @ Nothing is more important to family comfort in Summer than correctly chilled tood, which means that you must have a thoroughly dependable Refrig- erator. You Challenge Refrigerators le. Ware. $ion chamber with removable rack. D ; $45.95 Challenge Refrigerators, about 75-1b. ice capacity .... $55.95 Challenge Refrigerators, about 85-lb. ice capacity Leonard Refrigerators $52.95 Value $26.95 ~ - — , scontinued mode! capacity. One-piece Sseamiess gray porcelain-lined pro- vision chamber. Golden oak case about 35-15. —. can secure one from these groups at a very substantial saving. Wood Challenge Porcelain Refrigerators ~ 95 im sice-icer nickel-piated hard- ; , * - gs ; s aie rceiain-iined provi- - Beautiful all-white porcelain case, with nickel- plated hardware. One-piece seamless white porcelain provision chamber. Heavy cork insu- lation which is a remarkabie ice saver. $124.50 Challenge Refrigerators, about 85-Ib. ice capacity $98.95 $139.50 Challenge Refrigerators, abou 100-Ib. ice capacity $114.95 . $35.95 Leonard Refrigerators vaives.. 991.45 Valves Discontinged model. Oak case. Side-icer style. One-piece porce- lain lined. About 75-Ib. capacity. Leonard Refrigerators vaue- $87,495 Value Viscontinued model. Case of gray porcelain, with nickel hardware. Side-icer style. About sc-Ib. ea- pacity. LAS i eee ee ee Wer ORN pei Tai sn an ee ao ate an Weoer wees ya: p sai sla ‘ Dt eas ee tee Ec eee > i en EERE Sn A, PE HE ERROR. SR GBR Ne 9 R52 seca g Fe Le See eee . 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eee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ma SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927. Ne RE I eR a em a —_— - - - LLL LLL LEA LLL LL LO OL LLL LL ALL ALLEL LLL LLL A Charge Purchases Made Tuesday Will Appear : ee " = 3 Cold Storage for Furs ic Fans Model, $12.95 | Double Eagle Is Best in Our Spacious Vault ' a all ——. | Stam ‘ T d | a —where the air is not only properly cold, but . n | absolutely dry, and noticeably revives the beauty nt, dependable and p ues ay of Furs left in it during the Summer. And, for fery reasonable price. : 7 . OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY ston Tice and holt, sotes ovo ory SEU Shop—Basement Gallery ! THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO, ‘ Les Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron SHE MAY CO. Fur Storage—Seventh Fleer ofa ail can wt . peaches Hepple 0 sly 7 ‘ . ‘ Wig 4 ‘ ny TE RENE ore te rite tee SHE “ONS ; 2 don ergs! 4g. OEY Gag: Oe anki , Cleveland NING | Store Closed Monday—Memorial Day—T hese Offerings for Tuesday Fashion’s Colors, Fabrics and Graceful Silhouettes in a Charming Profusion of i rocks for Vacation Wear From Filmy Chiffons to Tailored Crepes, This Popu- lar-Priced Group Meets Every Summer Need A Choice From Which : to Satisfy Your . *. Preference—at ..... “ @ Hundreds of charming Frocks that would elicit the same feminine approv- Resa Se ae al were the price many dollars higher! The Summer mode in many phases a ee —tailored, pleated, lace trimmed, or fluttering in gauzy draperies for ! ae $1 0 to $12 V alues evening and dance wear. Frocks of lace, chiffon, Georgette, taf- ~— f- _ ‘ | feta, crepe de chine and flat crepe. One, two and three piece jj ly D - O 5 models, in pastel shades, stripes, checks, enchanting prints. Sizes 14 yearsto18 in the Misses’ Section— 34 to 44, Women’s Section—42! to 521, Extra- Size Section. ey Again Tuesday—Opportunity to Obtain Ultra- Re ™ : = 8 Ppe y | ~~, @ An offering of Sample Handbags in this sec- ° ° : gg tion will be accorded full attention by women O 1S {tire - and misses! Because selection means such @ \ worthwhile saving on the smarter, better kinds! At a Saving of Exactl 3 ZA § f y 4 KAORkes, Pouch Bags Lizard Grain The Summer’s most distinctive Gowns, Coats, Ensembles and : MAN > AO oe: Under-Arm Bags Alligator Grain youthful Frocks, originally $59.75 to $295—offered in this ra sd of Back-Btrap Bags Calf, Other Leathers group at half their marked prices! The opportunity, to e Black and Every Chic Color those planning a smart Summer, is simply too re- markable to miss! + ee-ounggieen sical ais iat Din sire tinier Ae i wit ng gs : ee ee ee ee ae by SELL RO MOS CI EIR BIRGER i REESE I : ss el oe iitoe - 4 a ee ee . ae: wt RAL ‘titi. , ' The very fact that these are Samples assures Frocks for afternoon, street, dinner and evening wear. Silk or ,% —_—— you of finding ae a ee me wool Ensembles that would make ideal travel costumes. Coats for ARS 7 TR materials, ‘mB coc Cae. se pe hg sports and dressy wear. a going away’ costumes, every, | provided, from black to the pastel hues. Bags In the Costume Salon, Misses’ Style Shop, Coat Section. | in two-tone effects are many, too. Fourth Floor Handbag Section—Main Fleer os Re ine 2 yee eo ee ‘ Ce t - a sien Mina Lak i ar pcs EGS RAAB Ie lier 39 2 ate Senta cee aS . f: . : ae Soe gene . és mi mineey «46. k= r sity +8 Rams « SFR NRG Hag RNR Alp IP Neape!e S OOA ePR cag re, sities Ashen . F * ew , a » spew ' , . . . . anaes om “ . . — een senestdainati . . , . . . of cae s i ks y AL PO eT ae x ane = Pe tngd Bots . Cee” nye 2 a ye , " lege ' . a srt wd - — _ oe one ee a = eer > . gag vette a Ri 4» - ' Ser 4 BO ane vs em 3 BE ree . " ree ae foe Sa ; Rat, a bts att y ae, ao pears «Cor A pee tO SSS Fee eee Oe ghoody ae Ze : TRON ase Pie aye rae 4 + ae, OF a ; , es at BRAT IN Tn ee Nate, ho I, Pe eae 2 RY Sei Se SSS ne AS Peay DEER = COE ONT AGE FP AP RB nce SP phew nh ascs ot, aS ay a A ASa eS : Ph i Leen eee ‘ig ‘ yao , ie oe no) Sable Sg dag EE SD Bie ARR rik 4 RRO ONE MRE HEE ret Psu oa res see fy Daeare aye we sii ps Sy 4 x Ap, abo ms ten ELS ees wie $1.25 to $2 Rayon Garments| sil Umbrellas 10,000 Bags St. Denis Bath Salts & Unusually Wide 1 . 00 ae Gewwet => Placed on Sale Tuesday Morning at _.~ jab TE LE 2 ea oN ale Tuesday at $s -% Gi eta tig hy garth Selection at | q A French toiletry that St. Louisans will @ Here are 3100 Rayon Undergarments in such variety | $ O08 | i Ee “4 that they'll provide for every one of your underwear | s == £2 P Ke | Z more refreshing, cooling, or delight- ” Pit Hi Snaibs " wee et . Sand heseeeel TN S03 a , Stari potted ar on oped ; sata Nantes aS BSN eR Re rane reinie ¥ ORR RYE 5 ar Us ep tangent tomy ne me ; r . — eS See nen pane exif mete’ i r 2 =—e rm —s es x : a Beg * by igen aaa 5 edad eed , ; teu cy en Takes 3 Ted ees. Ne Sv 8 bes : > BS he ¥ et: * alg sae ble Rag ees 3 ale -_ ta er ee ae > a a * ~ wis en whe -_ . ey et rw ~~ > bd * ~~ '2Y 4 hee r a x ae nag, oe Bale -. _ ne oe ¢ eal yg ; RA ineoasntis ts 4 . J rs We ser “i > > ts Ay Mees ly re ES yal > ° 7 J a he ae a ; 4 . 4 * _ ee ee tee Title al Sao 2 » rey y Pig ; ae - ts Rey ee wm —— x : me, e. Ame : *, i ity Ak * » , Ql " - ? th as ee em A hey: my &. 3 noe Pe . " i Na Mig + he cat af pi eed ve - 3 * Site %, aad | 4 , ae ' a ae. ae | ~ds tera 7‘ al " . be ae nets ide, Vite a ee ‘ ie ae se hae Ty: aga e phy iow.s a Br J ; oo ge "ag ie : hae . a ae es Sr eae ee ey “he Lott ke DRC AG on egueulig* 4 oo i Ye dhs et igs a heh Re te, ude we Oo a Drea * .% 2 een _ ital ig Re a SRD RENEE D6 Ws Palate : " ; : AM ce tyme ~ vee ee oe See lity, the Yard Ata L = Fae 42 and ‘22 Saving of.. eo Pair ae | | . == $ 88 we = ' @ Dainty handwork with which to busy your fingers $ Q5 a , C Lovely, dainty, cool things to wear during quiet vacation hours, wil] mean lovely gifts and ° QA errs » Ty nih a be ae 4 b ae ™ % eR eet te oy rw er, ¢ -_* . DOS tem Ae 4 Dnalipae yi dy. * a a mg * omega aa home needs ready when you want them later! This spe- course. Every “V ernamae” avte is cial offering includes Bucilla Packages of children’s individually attractive and the color- ings and fabrics are enchanting! pieces. @ It's soft and heavy, and dresses, bedroom sets, scarfs, pillows and many more c ust 200 pairs in this special leaming white! SBeauti- | aa | ortering. olc-tinted §= rayon ul for draped or tailored = © A Pill | Sta d Ca able, evar py ea k d. since it washes | \ t $1 I5 $2.95 we mpe “oe ed with matching bullion fri : froc a ial] Changeable taffeta or shirred $1.50 Pillowcases stamped for ing a See perfectly, it should aot | “~ ee gen gE onl baronette Pillows—round. white or colored embroidery; : : e outfit = r choice o imities, , . place the ar siege , 7. voiles, batistes and other fabrics. square or oblong; pr ee “ — 89¢ Casement | Ruffled ag well! 40 inches ISOM Paar Stamped, Sleeveless Voile Gowns D. or phone orders accepted at the special will prompt selecting for several gar- Se - a 9 Stamped Organdie Boudoir Pillows. .... .,. 58 price of, pair Art Keediework Section—Third Ficer ments. Daylight Sflk Section—Third Ficer | as ical OR Re me ce eee eee ah ae alike ease — . ed o. en . TR eae enene ten. 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PAGE 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © 16 —— Ee — E Sas Se en AN SHOT BY Charge Purchases Made Tuesday Will Appear on June Stateneats Rares Coal PA oF $309,000.00 NEXT YEAR Ss Jennie Edmonds of 1101 | ar , 2 & 2 = | | | [> oe eed of ef Pear ur +yivania 3 seventh street. Herrin, bas | ’ i. =o Senator pons Will Have Sarpias , 7s lice to aid in the search D bl t a rreasu peas er son, Laverne, who ran ; ou e id '_> ieee | von ren . > oe , : y from home several days ago. ; E | _. oo Ne ee — Tax! pie: 3 tiie sgt H ag e € Unusually well made, ‘ . ; . f : r : : thentic information fo: 0 said he hi led a girl in | H . , young women and matrons. ) . | . | are suffering from Diabetes » becaus ne hi m untrue | ’ 2 ‘— hlacl na J: : : | : lige Reap. i} ll or medium sizes in black and : | / VFS * ae | ie. WW ~ | ‘oO nim bo Gis ise se" ‘i Hy . a i +. « i , ‘ j : >} , j j a : , : ‘ . ) g , “nt today ; 1} LJ ; ; > fm - 4 ; = ’ ; : f } + i ‘ = « 3 4 whe ‘ ; ; ; 7 + 2 ; ; ‘ Py } * : | | |Z a iE 2D PS AIOE eee PE Eee gare ot kts se eo mee es eg ee Pexruniote, arth e sa i ” # SET ea A, SR ee BE ERP ES PPI ON as Gta to harmonize with your frocks. AUCTIONEERS TH ciate . “ad regarded his i Basement Economy Stere (IN CPAP said, was Sarah Rapp. It outlined fi] A Most Opportune Offering of the Wanted fff . CA, S @ No reason for not being cool and ‘ a ec Eat Gothen im ideabic" onal , k ..¢ oy ~ |. ff / attractive, even during the hot \ s As it Plager 5 Hair Lifeless and Dry. eS nee te ew ber Summer ub Sil S } / . ) = : months, when one can buy Dresses }:_ : See q Healed Cuticura iain ik ek ek ee 32 , a Nis of this sort, at a price which encour- PX ail Tit all by the Hely Name Cathedral! and rec $1.19 to $1.39 Qualities : 7 : ia | | = ( ages the purchase of several. These AG iE: ag 101i 7-19 * “Eccema brokeouton my sealpl wcantiated the claim. A license | Y/ / hf /, Mt hy Pt Ke 7 Frocks are really remarkable values. ioe | in red pimpies that later turmec to i ies Mie te UE Bassin |e Y £4 thy ‘s A | . ein ff | FRIDAY, biisters. It itched and burned badly I HH A A Kok Er 4 hii : - | m — = ne _ a -—e ° Lb i vs e ; ii : causing me to scratch. My hair was He said he had met the girl at |i : bg 4, mish) Wisi i Slimly i if | f the terms and em lifeless and crv, and I lost nearly Se a a ee TPE tes es ss : fi TOE shied | - Ht | i: ) : BS etiet execese ane all of it. I could not sleep at night ) oapareapst: eicaigines aes : ee ee a ‘ Lt ailored | sel Mis ; cors, we i s€il a "indicated a | ' | ; fy 4 i = ' ' ' 7 ni # i a ony oe ryad Equipment 3 Ce The trouble lasted six weeks. sf eat te ee ee ; 7] of | ~ ‘ ° Sa. lid ae .€ iTi Rad n 4 : * ‘ a id ; > : 4 ' ae ‘ . ar ne St ~ * “My mother advised me to send — }- Ain —Wwwwa ~~» . Un ie ; ; " ts * — lud ied me this attractiveiv Cr oring. iga roup. Basement Ecenomy Stere On 1 eh €.- te | faithful and she did - v- - - ~~ -* = -~ ~~" 4 = anotoaer woman nied. own, menses "3 ge aq se i Tennis Shoes You'll Profit Splendidly if You Select From Extra Values in These Assortments of Boys’ Blouses RELIEVES 20°"! $4.15 Women’s Hosiery Men’s Union Suits = 550) — a oe tal pOCcy. 2 On tae door. |; pe . : \ rt : sec QUICKLY “Silence—D r Disturb,” had {| 0 ) id 7 Foot : am ’ ; : ’ ° a ’ ‘f pega A ied tence : iNFANTS’ WEAR, Carter's Little Liver Pitts tcp ee ing |i ote cers ggg ice Se de ie 3 madras and percale. Sports and , cu ptr see “ana acum aeaed hi Ee a ij imitation crepe soles. Rasement 4 eaperei ae / reguiatien. 6 ¢@ IS = $729 . oo ie ! 2.8 Gas | Thread silk or silk-and-ray- oe mel Peet Men’ S $2 to $3 ' TUESDAY, MAY 3ist B tense short sentences todas Boys’ Wash Suits 2 — ~- eel ee ry a eS > . Y sw Px? ure, New Arrwals es ool te bulk Choice at izes 36 to 46 | | : : a 8.5 is hint of regret for desertion of the |! ! - cs ~ mo ovo ia. 7 ri Oo © another. Supply He LEVIN A + — : | ng time and save! | £-. = | — ay - e+ 7% ’ 1 Of Wi ‘ tJ VLA ay to old me another fellow with lots of nbd ig e* “%y re. is Be! Io . i e S . . . > | inen, crash and Pal- stripes, FUL\ ——— T money wanted to «ake her awar ; ; % ' a = id —_— | —— Whiten Teeth “I killed her and now Iam ki! Hy } a > as resses / a ‘Ash plete stock at { , cS ; 3 . * ! » % Z ci . a & . 2 orEeSTi Te: . unite it Basement i QO] } é Tt ) S silk stripes and Boys’ Suits, Pants, Overall 3 emi Pete sg: msi eee ~ SIGS 2: huh y base ox gr. Ra Mg RSE st bes ing myseit. ored her in AT'YGUR DRUCCIST see 25° LMe fact that she was a bad wo if nt ts z - as T@ccuard weaves. Neckhend and. : apie line ef Greceries, es 8 cold not give her up ios ‘ 4 7 alien meee . E i be seid am Datle Gled forgive me.” The note was nex [fh Wash Knickers aul Dainty $ x >, They Are Factory Checked, $3 to a ee ee =x ADVERTISEMENT Es SMETIEN i : Styles— Choice. $5 Kinds—Choice at —— ae LEVIN AUCT PILES CURED H} & ss 5 C —). 6 Bust Confiners [ff zz xn Pee . ——o ° on COsTs you woTmNa |" #3: BS see 2 | Myf 86 @f 1 | a i "A a} ' a - ‘ ‘ on PORE njaed } ' $ : Z ~ Garm ments that you ae 4d nz Nd s 2 oo ee See. | ty Al aa a oe reli-r Wash Knick- no") Sty |S: the comin *S warm da h- , = Values * 15¢ | Si \ N KR JE ne wetter bow long siancing. can be crvick- ‘ opular Party reun ¢ ‘ = es bag fe .; Cit iy Bealed without risking # venny. Just —.. : Tin ee “ i} . an “ . tam and gray . sae S048 ioned of ‘S tv Ss m4 ~ ioned z* Ir: dim -¥ ‘ir 4 F.. Wa: Tt ~~. Den ‘He. m.. 9 ' : A r f hae Tnited = — —s wul —_— eS combtnation asGhclat was ntenced Oc: to 6 : : niaid fabrics ome trea moent adeointe'y EX. if sat .OUr y - Lmprisonmen? i ~=- Bi ‘ dé pings SE er ? =~ o- - . - ttv = } > , neal it iafted | . a H ; ’ Basement Jd _— PP sap Ps re checks | € Dainty Bandeaux and Confin- nh won PaSGCCR WHITE 2 smaii tioral patterns. piendidi} 1 O:- ers of various materials, in new maptcy. light-colored kground. Siz lecti neludin shades. Ina d e of sizes. * > ight —— a section, : a straps. aS Basement : - . ovter made by te 34 to 46. cut-outs, pumps and com- —ii c iter for sale a pbiele T d - — 7 : ; . bin tions. or uch want em : ; : “ : naedl a ‘Rew — —~ © Ea6 208 : leathers as patent, white th Bed . it : " : : +b ' 5 vv rt r Sine. blo nde. Tay and TIC emetione: 2 re WaT $4.98 Git Of heavy quality crepe de chine, '| | blonde. g7 “ae ) — A Joy During the Summer Season. i VS 3= set ‘oofed and with plain som Stee Cha Lis. pA . | | eo ee ~* | aot t ti ae aX Stam ieiactn sat Bete f iodal sae il pees MED ; Ps GR ak SOR AREAS Laird ee DAN ee eee x x - " gh a ee Pint wre PR Me Nee kag aa he RY y AES Sea Pe | eee A ed eS mth Arey Pts ee oh at ms Shar , AC RELIES 24 Py : Poe me ENT a a io Sp 4 a : ie * se i” &-« ee he Boot eotete M ties . ty NS 0 lees ae ge Me a” et es SCs ty Selle Vee oh aS vi ace * 7 . ” p Damier? zi wy te. Cuban and i ralkkiny : | Bidg., Danvitie, BL yo BANKRUE St Sa7T SS. Ith @.. af TT . Si 0 Se | Batis Rag eal ivy anes ba fn the Domestic Sestion— —s i. ee 1 5 gS teveg || | Muslin \ wear | | $2 Drapery Damask || 81x99 Bed Sheets 7 =O = seo 2 has H Hundreds of 59 > en s ve q as : ~ eda C Special, > ibe oma SD Stained, $1.59 3S 5 LO — ae experts give itelooks like an ex- | € Choose from chemises. step-in the Yard... —— ce o fis : Kinds; Each. . quisitely soft, flat, large marcel! | | bloomers and princess slips in Have one of these “ rma " ‘| novelty tabrics as well as various : - . : : - hak: one- iece Over air al i other materials. Offered in reg- @ Excellent quality new Drapery Damask in rich ‘ ee “eon @ These are khaki one-p1 r now—then forget your ae all i a : , ' qT hese are well- made “Salisbury” brand Sheets. alls that are union mace. s er £ * } aiar sizes oniy Basement color ed stri pe effects, a. ‘so nv diene co iOT cOm- Sear less an with deeply h roamed ends In zes 726 to 44. Ht Sanen cn Bae . = S] yY-i 1 j t t light be hk pees ' M s Was : = ings. 50 inches wide. of éte ee en’s | rousers | t “ $2 to $2.50 ues $2 Value ee me z | Our CATHERINE DAY FACIAL TREAT i , : . By Fie , | st Offered at sarge Sets Axminster Rugs Offered meit rhe ‘ ) ed af A We wilt weil at section fer | MENT is recommended to women and minees | = —_ — = | ~ New — Dress Gingham 4 Vegig . i as gues tint ae - ; * rol P ‘ ‘ Oxi ~ft. Tm i --— tt ; r - - ~ = - . 3 ae z +3 Ri: who want their complexions to look tresh. | 7 = S$ 65 ; . 3 anil bes + idl gage “ugs A ravon- -ane- cot sm Gainty checks Of bi iu¢g- S$ 65 t a ? . _— es ool ric, 36 inches vere’ rm and-white and p: nic- eg , naianne Our Method Includes an O11 Shampoo— an : . " > 0 Saxe Slit. va tt} “ore * @ This Permanent wave. as our " ‘ 4 sa rs es Papliheyt nS ute w A yn _¥e Ty Mewes! 32 yt {a beget sir aes ot 4 ‘ a haat CARMINE is RR St ali y J ‘ phe ‘“ adh . . ( Py aa Bi i ks mata : : A a Dette te lee Abphetep tinuy an Bed, ay er ovney That Aigo SAAR Ss gin S585 Dee Ce. ih ade aes ah ign is wr - y tay oD ye a : ~ See apie e ee Wy i. : es ggine 0 dae oe PR ge Wee! . Sid ca Me hin ate ys ye Ree) sat Tate LA eats eR we At ; Syl aan ube ate ae a 7 ¥ SN 5 = tee r Dy ee als GSO Ro GAL Le pty Fae ee a ae . : re pan Hao aoe ao See yi Ps ne FR AR at ATS aN 8 AE RIO RET ET oy ay aaa “ees bay * - Pex a MRP ia ey hi imdb nee Phi te. 9 a abe: Fem ES MPRCE YT: Reo sah an a Wier o> ep Tr hate EON ey tl age Os 4 DEC ENE OIA ne i! iy Sarat: 53 ‘ Ree cet » ’ Pea clear and outhful for Summ tiv he varn Wi te} : = — v er activities. ose. bdiue rarns. With ee pie. im handsome designs f white, also broken pla Se on — =9 ma oa of 7.§0 Summer dresses. 2 Remnants. 20c 4 lc . if vA | @ Attractively styled v “ye $ Py sal at |... $38, 95 a vane, sae is ata Ps a . , ern a ty: siee at ... oe) | cial at . ’ : Other Yvette Beauty Services | fe Frocks ie to 3 = Voil wear. = a Sissy Bedsprea Printed Voiles rill, full cut an Marcellin : | in Marquisette | ith cal He: . > Shampooing | ee ard a2 : Cartan Curtain Panels Cream tint ground with § White and tinted grounds so sage Se mina i/yeing Notor Dyeing ig ena is. Sizes 7 to 14 White and ivory, in cross- Filet weave in beige tint. doubie stripe of rose, with poika dots = es 30 tc 50 - Scalp Treatment Manicuring years. Basement bar effect. 36 inches wide. Allover designs, finished biue, gold, orchid and checked Gesigns. *3 Children’s Hair Cutting 35¢ value, 19¢ with scalloped bottom green. Soxios inches. inches wide. 39¢ = ec S850 Mattresses Yvette Beauty Saiern—Main Fleer Batceny ioneee iaciania Women’ $ Bathing Suits aes and fringed. $2 $] RQ rie we $1.88 value, yard FAMOUS -BARR CO. 978 || moe || ee ene || SO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps aaas dg - Sep) fa ere Pr : ok apenas ASD NRE ag EIS. a aac * ty eS Neha atic + ars Aes 4 eee RE hime orate Py AE RMR ERG oe anit Pare Tes MIA LARGE baer ae a. HO : “ 4 ana ; bhi 86) 7, Sn ia nd wih te Pe by . ¥o¥, LG vate nae am sacs yk ope ona TRE ~ he ae te F Tee Salt ‘Pipe " - “ SO ESS Ee Sy a a ae da asd STR > A cae fhe a Ne OF aes 2) ll RE eR cartg 2 ¢ Cores ayes : ewe Bae veer - Values Neat allever patterns $1 Cork Linoleum Und 40 inches wide and of , and floral designs—in Two yards wide, in at- Sheer quality, 36 inches sheer. two-piy hardtwist rae € Of sure worst wanted light and dark tractive designs and col- wide. In dainty paste! quality. Wanted piain € Full or twin size, with felt . P orsteds, in plain and 7 famcy striped patterns pe color combinations. 5 crs. With burlap back. shades and white. Extra shades and white. Very and bottom and cotton ¢ Jacquard weaves. Sizes qo to a inches wide. — square value, 25c¢ al covered with art or A C At Basemest yard ing. Finished with roiled . and closely tufted. ee, RE 8 AA AS ky Spe the — Ngo meena, ONE tN OE ti lls Pay aly ss pee [ene

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ane PAGE Tt POREDICTS U.S. TAX REDUCTION |corporstion tax and the’ income “ | aw" a Finance qd | ceed believed the norma! income | bama—100 sacks No. 1 triumphs at $5.}: Catt . op Presiderit Coolidge. |tax rate and exemptions were | Es— ' ; sie e e Ar g£.0 Russi av) hat ade continued stability. Tn other light: tr r ies , 7 = ues Southe tr) Son reachis ng $1 for s sbport 108.1. j SEPTEMBER CORN over wees end w as additional bullish fae ON ag e ment We as reac hed i in 192 1 in- } 4 1.29% o% | srnipns’ nd }eTe | Drevly f ‘ G : . ’ aii nat: ve steers sold fr bins $9.20 + 103 1005 Li] is , = orn — . ev) itable Ww ords, wny substitute S.apdiliization rat mr } — irs : irdav " f Ne P Western eteers OD the oiner oa . ; Pv 104% + 100.- . 5 ry ’ | P tne in the corn belt Ie ee CC oe renptentny Pan os rena Renate Ars apa gee bs ‘ wotilne™ Paen >sday ne Hea Reunpt wer wee Crepe’! Pare GD ee eee Lee nee et . . > ae * Mine me oo, SAS ¥ e Fda yy a. be ah iss ep ble ee oi " os Ce eR a Ce ee mya. 1M he Dey ay A ee & awe pe PY Ie PAD he : Tan ts saint he _— AOE ET OE OR A I ON Cl eh LLL ECE. Ae A AN Ce te ean aie aprons difficulties were foreseen + = Senibakeae "Same Darren wee ee ee eae od 26c. th — “ 4 *s s 1 nis 300 in the best informed quarters. The | ogee Sete edo a kets 4 ng points ana there | sean ma salah lace tek a 100% 98% 99 %4-100__ 27? P| in September com in early marke Ri y *he r } se ne , P a iat eg ‘ aceumle., | wan = ‘ 9% . Ca ) afie tu 6. C. White. Brown and Buff Lechorns and Mottled Anconas, A 0 “#2150 Chicks Morning Post compared the agree. | t} a get crag saphe greg oad «(of 50004 | be “ala adils absorbed. | steer I se Pl yon Tone, ge ; on “be cher. but July hard ranged down Rocks. K. (. & S. C. Reds and 8. €. Black Minoreas. 10 2 30.00 47.590; ™ment to the famous entry of the| —s —— rienieiggad nerds Siadcmpe |. ed. MJ 4- | bigher for the week, majority of sales show- | —_—— ; | ot ore Me Fg? > Se “ae White Rocks, Buff ec White W yandottes |Greeks into Trov. suggesting that purchasing francs on the idea that. bam. 1UQ sacks N¢ 1ump 9. jing the full advance. Top heifers reacbed | _ —- —-—— =F | Winnives early o. Nag arg ny a7. and &. ee - +. - : J 37.00 50.00 | 45. otaae 7 -. | there must be further improvement! -.:°2..., red to ha ® 100 NS | $10.75 in full load lots, mixed steers and “-* «2 ; " o- Canadiayg situation stiil-influenced wheet =~ 60.00 |*he pretext of trade development and if, to counteract that force 1$4 60. load do (snc including} 25 ; Flori , | heifers up to $10.50. Bulk went at $8.60 SEPTEMBER OATS. July hard wheat opened at $1.49%. ; id Great Bri the Bank of France, continues to Sa ked fieid i ranged $6 190 $7 and cathee coves followe4 Chi. . 119% iif ie oe ‘ % é a ” “ ‘wits, hich (to $10.25. Cow siuff of best flesh sold Chi... 53% 50% B24%-% BOm-4 September hard $1 a: ». July red $1.47 %. iriuinphs at $43 »U18) : « . ge feos Dot | OB eirong basis at $7.54 8.50, whit - July corn $1.01: and beptem corn | ana—l car field r J | 1 | 3: 9 $3.75. 2DUD of car 40 (do) | tops reached $9 and $9.2 2 Plainer kinds aS ki 18.50 30.00 iy 1000 Chicks Twice the price ef 500 po the wooden horse in the belly acquire foreign balances and for- An Chicks from inspected, well-culled flocks, bred for hedvy egg production. Chicks |;of which an enemy would enter! .. a. ‘ eel ce ee 7 ma! id e to » h compared with §4.000 tushela sh by Prepaid Parcel Post or Express: 106° live delivery guaranteed. ORDER [+he city eign gold. it is rather dfficult to! run Alaba: rium ten 80) id ‘at $4.25 and/ st $5 to $5.75. An uneven period ruled in JULY RYE. week ago and 50.400 eeainal . wear & > T FROM THIS AD. NETTIE MAY FARMS, BOX 108, KIRKS\ ILLE, MO. “In ‘otie ee names r AR h ' foresee the end of the process, : ul ba £73 | PT i. i $1.75. _— Pe yd Rag = vi ee ee chi... “Ti5 114 , 116%- % 116% -117 ine luded 24 care local ry ag . j s = a sf yea rs ri (182 { Mo . | + . 4% F . 4 . . abn es ! , al ite : , oe a “a ' re Ps) eg ; ‘we ¢ er OLS ciaime: n . Corn rece) ts w! iv h 7 7.) 70 O00 b . Moreover, tne further uncertain} ec! d. Quot liforni 1 | Mos 4 from $4.25 1 4.75, with $4 EPTEMBER RYE. pte. were i\. usne.s trade Ww th RP , SS a h¢ S bee . | waaaee : . “ a . " ¢ >» - Ost Bo.! ire mM g coed ae) ; sults if the sent olicv of the! t--/o llow boilers and white ie a . ‘ | i & 1i.8S } } ~ pre . nt p 4 QO: . ne ’ ” ‘ > 5 ive ~dj : ' syisis ri “4 ‘ ha C6 > , ‘ ( ae ths made This j le a. which were “2 (iw Duahels corm: ; “ie eae Sepa Roe a Soe i Sut. EYRE eet Sie, though chiefly ; ii rt f ‘ n lmports iTOrmM with 26.000 bushels a werk azo a | pegged Franc broke dowm is in-! crecies $3. "4 oe lhe dell 4 th: ch ; : Russia. AS against the increas:. treduced Sales: ar TL uisiang sacked creole N ep f n mt: bull ol¢ GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS : a 54 UM) bushels a year ago. included however, must et disturbances ¥- ayer? a ] per 100 ibs delivered, load Te . ; pf with better prices caauioaniie | ee cars local and mix threvgh. Hiary re ~ le} Pi. ate Le ee Frade Gradually Improving. ates NO. te Sa.cy Cesivered, ar | iD Hologna bulls ranged | CHICAGO May : °8 —Grain bids and | °'Pt were 11 cars lovwei and three e e O1 sa DOr and industry, partiy |; - ( Fre ali the interesti Cailiornig commercial vellow ¢ i track. 60 wnwart 4 from $7.25. Stoeker and feeder | i} ; ae f} | Aw:de from al] these interestin \RTICHOKE! va lit lare Ze offers follow The me North western maracts com- through M ae cattie ruled steady on best kinds. white | —— - F7, AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS through Moscow in | |e ca eat hiuaiatn, rR Hah > luences, Oki Se ntaee thi a ow ee 4 prey, AONE gf et ‘ “a - i , “— 2 . eV P. PHONE GARFIELD 1894 Await French Attitude. et We yrecj Net , ne .3 | bunches. Jome-grown be 6 1.509 | Bteacy. Bulk for the week made $11.25 to male ago apd 736.000 last year: corn receipts = | | The precise post to be occupied o $ Ww $11.50. next cuts $8.50 to $9. Throw- luly oats . é “5 : 63% were 541.000 bushels. compared with 370.- v3] , ; 2 ; f + | "= , “) 1 2 ¢ Whit 75c { .o{ r OZ art Gj ‘ will be interesting now to in the Bank of England by Sir! Hite oc to $1.50 pe cozen han | outs, heavy calveg end canner yearlings september oats +4 000 @ week ago and TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE! 101 the attitude of France, which'! Otto omnat ‘‘$iemever. “tial A OCADOS—California $4 and | went through the six-Gsy period &$ Ub- ST. LOUIS MERCHAN ‘Ts’ EXCHANGE, Mey 25-—Grain bids and offers: Caiavos $1 to $5 per crete. | changed ——_ iy approves highiv of our f ‘om th Th OF, i ers 554.000 ' ei 1 a - ; . 4) nits | transter fr Or the British Treasury } BEE TS— Home “er wy pune hed 5e to | Further Decline in Hogs. 000 1 ’ hi ts | —— tC is believed, however,/to a place in the bank was an- SOc per dozen . bu nches, 6 beets. 1 at sd ”) lat the Soviets will] — eee ; : buneh Texas bu baskets (slimy to s | Tncreased receipts and a curtailed ship-| July wheat ... coreee Sl. 4 sf OS > last year: - t the § ts will coquette with) nounced this week, is at present] (aBRAGH —-Marbor nog) tie Toa | Bit Oe NS ee Eee OE. ont sssrens os with 541-000 ¢ —~ azo mand 36 ' ce, even to the oint o o | 3 3 ee. a “2 Arkanas id: - gent et oe Ri Noe aes cen ocal swine market the past wee wi O00 a week a ‘ itt cae tied “ st t of par-| undefined. The hoe ae a Capel | ee. — vase $1 4%. . Values were trending lower until Thure- year: oats shipments were 699. ' / iT 1; tr h © > , 4 } Drings . es P . * a : Momentarily, the financial out-/ the stronger the personnel of the | Springs) crates $5 to $6 del. end Teanee Stocks in St. Leuis publie elevators se . _ he a aoe and rices took an upward trend. For look is obscured by the French! bank's staff. especially in eve ry-| “CARROTS—Price 6 09 ant cprcee tank days top of the market 10 CENTS FOR WEEK amounted to 723.695 bushels of whrat s licy. Premier Poincare appar-' thing sited tie hoe ‘ ores ‘ lb : baskets ca ae higher. Texas was down to $9.50, For the first time | 1 384.346 busheis of corn: 264.100 . 5 ~ i te cogent oo PP ning pertaining to international) ia eee ee a ‘ea way $1.70 del. ‘| ui over two years extreme heavy hore Specia] to the Post-Dispatch | bushels of oats. Grain stocks comprised nuly 18 stubbornly opposed to for-!| finance, thé more possible will it nee! oe vied eee ee) 18C. broke below $¥ : ose tgs ‘ pone ' | 225.064 bushele of No. 1 red witter ; aa mee 4 at treme heavies sold down CHICAGO, May 28-—Future Ceiveries cf | wheat: 303.073 bushcle of No. 2 red ge Terns ’ Cand 7 mr * YY ‘? *}5 « ‘ rial Stabilize 1i0Nn f Th f+ r > IftitmmMataly. star 4 ; } wa hg mp , -” } : 3.85 4 To- . ne . is Ima Re 'f ad { : 2ined ! 1} c*) tat 2a LiOT) C 4 ine rane, on be ual cin ca Sh 19 rey ert LO the wae . i q , gOme Si Ww Y iow. lay the top was $2.7 at, Bu w heat corn and oats made new bigh rec- Le wheat: og ORL bushe ls of No. 1 ‘ a 2 , a ‘a Po Pallett take al gion Cie clits lin Bis, ¢ SG MRL I BREN ONY NEN SMe Ohad Ds whither nares 9 mee eee aerrenncncinesneneaediinpate mnt ate byt pal! tn BAT tg? Ray pe ie ‘ ne ing *~ £e ee Bm — * oye ri * 2A SON Yaga ace we 9 ~ ae i 94 * eeneen ves. Rene ee ee ee Cd eee ee a opine Po ae “gu . BE Re SIT Ree 4i ] ~ na: oA lifernia cy * Wet a . , a “ By Se com ’ + toe ete. Sed uted by thi npany for ti benef the that, whereas the gov l- | form Vs pm ' K, Home- nt tt c pe a U5 1 wheat: 26.393 bushels of E bi . ati: n U1 ti l€ is the Overn-: former svstem of short ter Ve! hr ae ‘ ri hogs sold for the week at $) .5U 12. : , ho on 2 winter WhGSat, = «".« ishe snort term go , sma?! and $1: te or| 4“ searcity of ; : ords for the season today. Hysterical buy-| , © hard winter wheat: 45.983 bushe's . resfoin ; Lil€ 4 , vs ; . We ~ 577 , 7.) ™ “ * a - + s - . ° - 1. A ‘ ade 7 ie} nas 3 i} credit for the re- ernorsnips. Governor Montague es Plum to ree b ei : sa | noted in faet ew ing by the public was attracted by thei of Noe. 2 corn: S22 BOS byehele of a to the present! Norman’s period has been excep-| ida celer (i-—Market was By eva rg or- s. Light hogs closed ree >| mews story of recent sensational advances | yellow corn; ; 44 eres: eT P p elery it Jobomg way $3 to $4.50 per! off, medium weights 25¢ to 35¢_ lower! in prices and by the unfavorable weather | white corn: oF 447 ! ight resuit un- tionally Jong, as 1118 service has | oS ak ae Calis Tnhia la'ge cretes and heavies and extreme heavies 25c t0/ over the Canadian west and the corn belt, white Corn ; 8611 bushela pr a. 5 been exceptional illiant. uncher asned cel-' 40c, Pigs and light hehts were only Corp led all other grains in the upturn, | 21.753 bushels of No. 2 white oate: 8 i demand throughout ae ans There was wider buying power and less 655 ey | a on 3 white oats: 1568 , | | 7 ere noted in accordance With | gigposition to take profits. The close was, | DUANFIB OF SO rye. . . : punds AT} un ; se ratec Appies, © bar! MO BER ‘arket_ was -cisier ites 11 swine. Bulk 90. Jo 2% @4% up ond for the week * 5% 910% r Primary receipts of wheat were heavier , terials, including the App] utter. eliv, Jam, Mince ] Syrup. 700 gallon | | POULTRY MARKET . . , bi x askets $1.90 atl ir 130 ‘ made $8.75 to —— higher. Mar July 101 % @101 % one ea week ago and heavier than . ta ; er ete ‘ont: : x eT) “ar | FOF -\%. me JLXDPCSE @! .ifor th sek. ey are now 6 , co ; dh TvyT iad ] = POU , = ' - 4 anc Expres T} re now OVC JOWwer! camember 104% ne an + viet ior 8 we nial ame. e ere in la Cc = # ; ba . ~* ‘ = Cap -enaenemmmiainntnnnting a -. FP CEIN* g. T -by -"amper by Saturday. Packin s0WSB are ! , o4 ' ~n k agxoO Aan lig iLe mn aA CDF r fA » ? “ 7 C‘ te for good quality.| $8.15 to $8.25 with the bulk going. gt belt were unsettied and judging by the) ong hea! er than a year aso. Wheat ship | a ~ i a Di . i. eon — | t I B i f ) Jown on Local Exchange. aépriie $5 to $3.25 | wear. ality was medium to good. Eleven | settled. Sales of only 35.000 bushels were | lighter than a week azo and heavier than ai Ge — Ps aaa he — he y ews tae SE beer cae ee ee ed oe : + , ; Lt. ie aa f Ee oh ee is ee ; . , a oe ee eae he, Sel ion oe ae . { wt ph aga it ate- iD 4 “ " z -. SPR Ls Pe OR eB Pe, BA rea, bs Pie LAS Hs re, Ay aye > ™ ci _ “ CP ey peel. jennie oy ae Snag a . 4 ete, pi. i Pe . a ee a a s ica pete toy A on ayo te cnet ee aes a en > tem pa, 1 te oe BE Re te ay tee, ’ | * . 4 PP sich coe gmt inchanged to 2c lower at 26c. 2a ¢ ARS ene sinkie stri: new |) principal arkete received more than last| reported. = & vear a£0 BEN J. SELKIRK aA SONS : ‘ . CBTDINGS TepOrts sor ml ion howes paid the followin ifn ., pate ) OVAL f strings. | week or ohne corresponding time last year. Wheat etarted higher, bad eae slight reae- In the cash grain market Saturday eocft pril by é ; . a 0 Ue ing Calter 400808 If SACK Le per }} , j was scarce and prices steady to Ic Uuroacgs snowing ne Boys’ Blouses Auctioneers et $04,207,000. A decrease of 15 o Lima t . a ; - n ith the whez i varin: =a a ot . Fa © | classes of sheep and lambs, w tion and then hed a big break on resiizing va t ner i 39 a t : firs Page aes + sig k = 1 : : oo #IUL : in) in yar i i canner sheep. feat ured sharp sales. Th e strength in corn, howe, er, higber. There were scatte red orders for ted et inary firsts. 16¢ to Ire: “cases ales Texas bu baskets $° ta ono price losses the past week. An increased) .useq buying and a later recovery. Clos- | good miliing wheat and some local milling tec x a Pag f - OES, Sew ee ace ; ae eS Oe «1» Ge- i gupply gave buyers a chance to bear down | fag prices were 4c to %c Off and for the | demand. Hard wheat was steady. Offer- income | nr af p? year, ib is @ PERETTI ° . * re “rr A 1¢ 96. ' sume poor é d bard ) Y 4 . =* ° | . ’ r f ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee, 510 Locust $¢. | all ¢ arriers Will @pproxi-| “BUTTER — Creamery extras 43c; | $1.50. a Jon the market, Best spring se with culls | Week 9@9%e up. May $1.53%@%. July | ings were small end demand Hisne. | here 79¢ jmate $64.500.000. compared with actual! tandards. 41c; firsts, 35e: seconds. S3c: | GPE E% —Exprese receipt! is- 1 $150 off. Best spring jambs topped he | $1.49% @%. September $1.46 % @1.47%- | [mae Ro. S aa tie over Kensne Cig daly - oe aa mri} ‘ "Tt N ekir ator ? * }8issippi Jun a f | charge ~ | Pea wee As : ht ee Pr crop report 6a to arrive hasis ° é Wire tind , in the fore part, while Winnipeg Ut — ~ Rc freight to add, Corn Wag “ec te : ] ri . ey f Value ‘0! EOMAR AK: Nu—l GUS tit} t poor and let Tennesse , | wee ‘ ri that 90 per cent of the wheat acreage bas | price . r roportic D of an Aw = adie 9 mM 34, ate Ss iD ’ » ly Pe ene : i = “d + - - j ' t rh c close $1 6. 00 wv as rye best pr ice > ~ . f ; : ‘ . 5} ir the : ; Since oem. | Qrints: Na. ~ NO. wie 8:)}b hampers telephr ae i go 8 vU- inable. Bulk spring lam bs went at/ been seeded and estimates the —_ Se nanan, Tgp em — oe -~ . N! CTION! seem iste Bia ae “| soc. bakers’ evecial in tubs and bakers 1$2.50 delivered Rice A ty 1 $1575 to $16.00. with some few down to| 17.459.000 acres. compares with “1 675,- | advance an ye . ila wer Broadcloth Blouses in plain £UCTIO ’ AU 0 . mak! aluation $21.000.000.000 es De CEES 17 ¢E—N the , 23M | pee 3 and #5 €. : srown te ephone | 3 3.8 Native springers went largely at} Q00 acres in 1926. Europe is reported | gleaned wp. peta 2 RE ' wn oa rac . , 19°° , Northern iwint, 23%ec; sin- | “REA 7 - Der bu box loose. 5 95. . d Kentuck ve cancelled some new crop wheat; chiet burers. me buyers chose , res : > ) J oe. hile the Tennessee an ntu , to heve cance.ut some nite and plain colors, also fancy INFANTS’ WEAR, MILLINERY, NOVELTIES : es, 24c; long horns, 260; dasies. Ve: | riorida “PEP! P TERE lot receipts |S oringers made $16 00, princ ipaliy. Cull | bougbt previously. presumably taking prof. |e chence over SM 6 eel poser gras and percale. = wow te \ herter: they | Pints ~oc: bricks. Uéc per pounc, 3. 34 fi . hoice ees eed ers cashed mainly at $11. 00 ‘0 ifte. Conditions in the Southwest ere still | were Jc to 1*,c¢ Diguer. pers . S P e Sports and AND FIXTURES ' ~—— oe ii. POULTRY—Fow's. heavy. cfipts mo: r less red-mised “al $1 is largely at the fore figure. Despite | bullish. Unsettled weather ie forecast over | accumulative demend for No, 3 white oats : 1 on on of clipped lambs, buy- the week-end wut inguiry otherwise was limited an? ulation. 6 to 15 Basement wave Kee bast coments is a en ee ied eee cee ee ; | ceip 4 | : ) 1.50, largel . _ — 29 eet ae ep. Ticacfeutnatbensgth oii Ai. i mate ll ; a ‘Tawi. ‘Se FO: Yo De ) g xyDre f : 1) a lightened supply > s7 EASTON AVENUE leavy traffic r the Western cific, both | 19-7 Bt rit : DS. #10 over, c; |} 40r fancy and $3.3 to & on ers were bearish on this cae and ae ot = Oats fell in line with other grains ané | srattered. RANGE OF PRICES ; , epringers i. tbs, Sde: léghorn and I} } 4 ima %-bu hampers $2.75 _ Geiger | ductions were frequent. est clipped stock > with: incre burt yower because ANGE. . 4 ast and west, Chairman i. M. schumacne! ; # SREEN . a meee In met with increased buying powe —ds , en S $2 to $3 TUESDAY, MAY sist 10:30 A. M. pie? = rae tai see i ad ‘ se - eprings ws n4iC* COG ® 13 ”3C: leghorn oi ~ oN iomea- , ilv closed $1.00 or more ow poo Ww: 7 ge lof the reduced crop prospects due to tie! wae* BAG} 4 A an and Infants’ Wear. M Novelties, et ee eee eee ee srope, wpeceuse eucks. 10c: Gucks. !X@20c: spring cucke Me Ue tO 8b Der dozeu nches | Brac es showing SK ei t the tke me rte ry lemalier acreage and the poor growing a ; ee miner. $1 5241.53 > ree oc ne Nationa! ? ogist: s, Wa ‘Se t armer sends h procuc nd i - ibs. and ove 2H rmuscovy ducks oo * ric ~-bu hamper ware | clippers made $15.25, bul Bs » on wR AZ%e UD | oe wt ° FA Shirts oar od Seg en cot le s Saieiiens ae i. an > geacgeata . H at _ a =n eens . poses: : se a Cc. grese. 1 turke*s. bens and tome. od aoe e, .- mpers Jong $1.25 to x $1; setih Plainer grades $10 = to $12.00. we op Reg ce Ps gd Bie — Fa | go tiichs ot : . & - a ha con ae ‘are Suys mcrcneeew Bo: } irkeys i minha KOHLRABI—Home-grows . aa , nd bucke are and fo one wes 7 Siawer, 0 er ‘ 4 . } ’ yi ‘ _ a Rc: .°O. 9 Urane ys, ie ine ¢ : TTI -g@ wr 4 ew eCE, cho pers c puc F 4 . seta eos This stock wil be ecld in mcmama Se —o Om omens $4 . —_— 16c; Suinces. round. per Gezeb bunches according to #! lowe rit anuners steady. Light owes 51%, aauly 53% @ oe oe ayy as | ~ IN. ~ * £23". ~ ~~ ae Ty “ s . 4 Pt 7 » CN 4 4) ane Af guired the PIGEONS AW or, 7A c.f v { Binge hs i “i . Ss FE : mein! wWiITtD the pod i itier he pring aa! es i NN ” yellow. . tally Priced at * te 4 g s I By Cc PHIL LEV cN, ‘htieatoma? "ae boi , 4 . riy many {s ( 75 ner apa a po. “ } ih ids I¢ -prown ’5e¢ to m ind +" a0 to &6 0 Cc hoppe: “g al rucks Pro visions were eharply higher in 6Y rp . ‘ % yellow _ 9¢ «A #1 0. . e Ame tioneer tured by the Lumited ities aud bngineer- | : smal! and dark. ‘BSc to 45¢ 4 my ' | made $3.50 to $4.00, oe sect mostly. at thy with grains and oo. a cl bones lx a. : i] ‘vere "a 1107 { r Laat hig : TT? ier af . hy, 7 ij 4 » wie _ ote, % ™ TP al e . +1 - rice. anners 5 to . 50. 37 a+? > r up ribs St goer av “ : n ‘ PORN. F, 745 $29 W ashingt« m Ar. iz C aut Vv ; 13’ + 157 ounds. ry = 7 fila ice the latter x 37 % y ; ae centr ae, ete Alig cag imagiers ne ga gy oi _ le 0 und 10 . Iie; | track obt ow Si | Receipts for week aggregated 12, 12.7 a* | bellies 4U0c up. M9¢ to Pa., | race Jobbing sales were $4.: | compared with $10¢ last week and 12, 786 eae ne ee | Ne. 6 white. 8He PUBLIC AUCTION SALE and will be, darributed wiseetsarrs| AG, tense pr sania (ated nay M4 gs sls Tos'he® ses | Ge cca cee nedtin fs rood berne| GASH BRAIN ELSEWHERE | nm", east,“ RS RUS SE. SNARES, e ne si 00. ee ip sg i eeatnaeacinied, inte Mie mealiaaticdies ntemeaile OE RS Oe A nage ENN I gt ag om AN ee pea A Ring eRe a a nage « erst 2 oe eee +7 irs ns Set OG Bi a GI A Pee Bg aentmeme tions — ameibendatenthalbim tis priate ie AE 9 a Rn ae ll Ai Ri ad ed eran cmtpttne te mbeee | apie +s et eo bilge Nemes toeng on . ”Y r ss Og end Re Pte v a! e. | a wanted sealable at ieun o ‘ - &. D | the sitertn s wae med! um a si h- ” ‘ B13 , . é A, i og oa : . —_o™ ome: “eTown lamb re om. na ted. Quotations— aug 3 NO. white, ae Shoes, Mern’s Furnishings and Groceries 90 dS Leto ct a Gee Ee en | HA ne. de to tte ce on | ang Tomaise SOc ge ox ebers..15e to. 20e or Stock: «{ Upped bamis) Good to choles | No, 4 white, 49c te + 90 OK rreis of oi] daily im Venezuela a be.. loc to 16¢ per pound: pr Je per box loose. ‘lam .26 to $13.75; medium to g£o00¢ ‘Ew YO 28.-—Wheat futures No, 2 mixed. S0c. Of broad- Ait Th dore Bouilien Store ave Sir James Currie, sailing for Europe, |jambe 12¢ ¢ ‘al! tetr Sc. MC SHROOMS— Mise iy in cartons | $12.7! 13.26; xr to medium $12.00 Ee . .| Sample grade, 47%c to 40c. bth, in 7. : : eo e nie hipp! pout 40,000 barrels daily |Sheep 4r to k r ; Der pound ’ 9 $12.75: cull and common $10.00 to| closed easy. Domestic—May, $1.64 "1; sah in piain THURSDAY JUNE 2d 11:00 A. M hic} i! ? increased to 60 avn IGS mbox, $3; Cit b2 2 ‘| to. ~ ie oar’ x looee. grown $1150: skips $8.00 to $10.00. Good to! July, $1.51%; September, $1.49%. For-| Flour and Meal. nite, fancy > : . e day. “The oi) in ry should improve | sinall. $1] oer dozen tow wm, S0088. ; hoice aged Western wethers $8.50 to) oie, in pond—Mey, $1.664,; July, $1.65;| Flour trade continued dui! sithougs some 5 ome: ‘Brown curly 25¢ per $9.50: good fat Southern kinds $7.00 to mills reported improved demand. with bu» ° iter n iis vea! epecialiy since pro- : 4 és Seripes, peeonvlle, f Bond County, Ill. (Near Depot) cers have gotten together.” he added. | MILK—Country stations. $1.70 PS ni ips S800, thin to feir kinds $4.00. to $6.50. | October. $1.55. on —rmour | ing for immediate delivery at the sdvanced tin stripes, : ’ : —— P Fines é' oounds delivered in st Louis by a ~Home-gro ee 6p 620 . 7 to choice ha ton ewes $6.00 to! MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. May ome F ae prices. Sales were reported as follows stripes and p wil a zi tock of en man-speiby 3 cape R “ae Goos ey Total asrets of th Chicago a lwaukee [EW YORK. Mav 28.—Lir ona safe to age. white radishes 20c : medium geet $5.50 to. R 00; | | 10¢ Pe a — \One car low grade tard and eft), $4.49 ned . lils ; ‘s . rulis LL} s. Hats { By ~ q noerw ta? iH re if is - a 2 1) nt tne ¢) . > , q >} Z 3. byw ype ag , red “pnb sal nC les. peat hag “ 4 a As "Ss Ta) 1 $5 “pO: ho j q' otec at -. D Lo od n rre in - rh) ey , a nie dat>e " denceeeenine a NEW 5 ORK Nea we , are Fr, nse*? led - 1 r 4 NOX » ,OOge - : 5 ~ @ . os ay oR, —Ww heat No. @ | eotten: BOO barrels Ar clear n | 17 Basement i Fainst 4.438 16%. Mh tl ii- ; ts 1 708 aa) oo pls ——mMarket was dull, Alabama 50: ull a na common ellow,| terms: also 600 barrels soft etraight for > “hy ‘ $4 . . 4 i} a ys ‘ c tit e a . _ ww ‘ ’ , ’ : LEVIN AUCTIGN CO. PE Let. Nee MEDOAIO-ROS. gainet SBSSIO205. | G58! nee. SOR muminer eauaah 25¢ "to Suc, per eet at voste $3.00 to. $4 06: Be Sais No.3 whiie, 59 @ 55e:| extort to 1. K- : ~ Auctioneer. m : om tine neem _ r} i: \ . »'d RE, Me vy OR —_—™ {ter ener : a 4QUABLECNA ae ‘ Le ave to fair ki + 0 to $3 00: fair to good 2), . , . . ‘ rt ' Fiour quoted by mille: nominally mw Ld us on iners 1328 Washington CEntral 9069, CEntral 7045 hg Iwmry *) ° ’ — SRRabaS. hor fam I mu C8 oirte ed or , . * pete 7 Zz \ alues ( | 6 js be ve RR a5 Cc = A 2 . eclit greene as S | Sead Locewts © Cars: prices wv nchang pee. ‘ans mainly N25 tc $1.50" mitine | ole here the 1 > and prices held . , : ro—No. vec; | low $620" io. st 5 G Ma ! iz . } Yip aa s «dt t ; no } La! ise mon he : : _ , : ai ¥ ihe * a - . e : . 2 : : / + ; ; 2. i Oo. 2 pe .. des. Ina good range of sizes. APPRAISEMENT 1 SS, 702. 35 Ref ¥ r é aren 2 Ful me “dune, ste ndards. a pare MAT to preg nF ge rele ee . oeee 2 eesenee nthe 5e. quoted YY. | bulk % Basement ‘urevagt fo un order made by th t. Referee in BHank- rude ‘odue » the Seminole, 4: a a , . ORS—Market was ateadr ap | Teeue : a reek. &5 @ bc. timothy seed, $4@5.25: clov Rve flour quoted in car iots futr ‘ ‘ ~* - ; ‘ ct : ’ ' eer ‘ryt ne: z : 1 . bs "2 ©. . &, ; , macked firsts, » é y, P : f t fe 1. ; ... % ' - ~. af a ‘as SSE > for the Week. . 1 > 7: e = oe oe ; ; ad F ‘ for wale pi 3 ubil The ti 4 “the highest and best bidder for fF are; wens tae 2. a at be ¢ une, 225 yr igerator st . Jacksonville) {1 e) bbins | NATIVE tT RSE Qu OTATIONS, : $25@ 34. Lard. $12.97: ribe, $12.75; bel- | Fancy white patent oa on aA gry re Cs ] : ’ ’ The Brevte Eel Hie ‘ lsjelinge ¢ , ; Mm « fois parrel +o see & 6 he “ : , > j . P| ; - ¢ + | i rates > ©: ; . + ‘» ; } ' $1 39 @ 165 jen. 3 vit 50 cir ” on on ts , : ; ¢ 8% rnecjum cars a ry nure ar p I. ended a n rt Ga | 1) SCM i ‘ . . ‘ cc. ene at - ‘UES DL. diary roa are -. “Tet Sso; N AS. 4 ay _3.—Caen wheat: 0.29; TYE Mea Bt ? ae amo Ir es | 8took of ‘Rew Household ‘Furniture. consisting of Living, OOO barre! r ti eee eee = — eotatoes. 131. of oad eee | orien _ G-basket ate Med. um choice jraft 4 2 : | Receipts. ‘are: imarket unchanged to Corn meal is quoted by mitts Yi Ag gH pecial Values Bedroom, Dining and Kitchen Furniture. 4 B 112 cate: total United States shipmente.|quality end ‘condition’ mew me ant” | Metium good chunks 50g : Noy cere bard. $1. bo | Mandar’ ane PP ate oor tee Oe rT : dq . er ; 4 . ‘ ‘ oi. }., Corn—. os Whear fora was eteady. Bran was suctes $ . . BURK. Trustee. GUNN, PENWEIT. 4 I ! and lo more tha! ae I “ish cobblers 2@ | st 106 (not wanted: and rliobes 29c to "ATIVE : r QU OTATIONS | : ‘) r to { .¢: No. 3. 92} Pao $3050 end gray aborts at *? Se a he ee ee ak bins creebaiett dtsvety ee nee > Map Pees vy, 5 ERP RAT ON aR ee pe ote ee el —— nil wat ee a oh ies he, : rn Se yy RR poe. ee oe agate ‘ \ Mics ty Sua ek ca wg PO owiehe at a ee vie * Ns tee “ te 4 Pe oa _ Se | ee ety eae Fee 2. ~eb, +“: ¥ : oie ae ” ee a Pk eng re ti ; par } 34.5% uD: ¢ it] TT'D Nw . ) , ati d. (REEN, Auctioneer. ‘nr the > 4 ret oO uRtt hefore or Mrects hon : : rt - Food “ gi oe vse j ! T RNIP TOPS --- Home gr nwnr } we 'r pig ne _ ! i¢ ; « f J ; Ww . : . : - ° : mT. , : a as ‘silowes: | eer act t bran 30 %,f) st profit ot $5417 / ip. tne first quarter ’ ; - tote hd at = OT © . ' 3! er he xX iOQree c ton Jules S. at. oe it t “S Nn Ve : Lc. v : ional * (g@niomes > within a werk). art ‘ ad ,* BARB TIS \ ra’ | RR A | a’ FR Uy c a oe : ~ B ll E. ast yee! —_— Ks a*56 ; so ee on pe Ovi ee . Pe cn hime 3 ‘ ske $3 3 barrels } naly, } . } J “- ) . - wc : ~ No. is ite ns | brown shorts eae) arrive imrmnediate ahi’ Side * fastening f The Trited Gils nzste ‘€f Manufacturing; Springs wu wher si na speapinlceoe Fo, kers $2 Cotton mule LATER, tL. gt 100@12! | 58e: Bo. 3 on “as E Mlometss ment) #32 lees’ 1 car soft ~—~ w cw! = — tee wala? ss ; om 5 Di —? 13 tr) 4 2 | P me oe i , 0 . ‘ ‘ na har add irdies of fancy At SOT &. 10:h @t.. at 31 A. M.. Mt. Vernon, HL—Stock General Merchandise Corporation Iberfeld Germany. producer a _ hair t 5.2 ‘ 00G@ ) I OSe te 4c to Kast St Tulse # a } cor . +) "She - : at Weyne City. Fi 32:28 F M —Steck of Shoes. Dry Goods, Purnishings. ef art ‘wal silk in Germany. :ha* orxan- We k] B tt R ew 5 ge f ae oo “ ly pan ayy ew . . ped materials ‘ , A = . — o= in Mietr Con ' he United OR vay a eee Pha ieee ame e y utter eview. > t9 ® hands . 8S@100) ~ady Ce) & ‘ars brant (mille 4irect sale. '9 oe S a5, ‘roceries, Fixtures, FRIDAY, JUNE OD, 39-2, In the District unas J serecabag Bee Re ARRON ee FS AND Cotton mul roug! SA 3 - No} aut) $aC mm soft bran (do) $31. 1 ambined with Rah States for the Prete Oletrict of Dlinois, in the. matter of C. E. RUSH, bank: and li rec lant ize bet non y the Associated Press olan = 1h han¢ 615q@ 90) Northern. $1.50% | oe? oO fAdlings (40) %34.50. . a . iy pants: —T ibe-e Wy LNgn eo i 7 MRE . y f in rt * ; F PT] A(t) “Tay oe * =) heme ‘ renner « s* ' 7 a we . c yt} . Northern ’ ie J arycry | . é ; -. sections of 2d Seieralecensat—- Mt. Vernon, $179; Wayne City, §1014.64; Total, S120 ne sig on daily Chpartte 4 twee | BSS y , | | was steady, demand nereasing production of butte "@ ght price haired, 14.2 to 15 ha de : 45@ G@5is 1% to &1.431,: to he St. Louis Hay Market. ; ; ‘ 7 ser, Fe | A’ his iri ij yr nave ua} api ot 8 4, t t 5 oe | , » ane . , ' a . : 4 ,-% ‘ . ! = pity ; ' . 7 2 : ’ : a Stic. Attached Pursvent i n order mad e Vion. Judge = “ Rn in bhi ot a ; cilines ; O00 Bo cy of asairiakel s a, ported at appended quotations advances have been effected thie wee lorses. mules > a less than mel ordinary ev none — ae follows: Timothy SBi¢ St public ar to t! highest and beat bidder for cash ib Banu, ta 7. eee ” mene Te a ee f jeer Irae) . — , nd iecided!y mer t & RDODKTent at | abeve quotations ¥ 1.54%: No. hard «pris i Ny Sif pporters. Good ti Anat! ost éuamtion See ae Ge ¢ igsourl, [l'nots. Wisconsin, Southeast nd # Pa sayenet Same fe Renarent at | oo anene A 4 bon f noe bia: May. $1.40 % : ™ - " ! ; en : eee ; tas 4 , ’ , | - ' i Danie} Bidg., Danville, IL. Daniel Bidg., Danville. I Penn Seaboard Bteel had loss of S47.512 | e4 H+ - Heat and Pertiy & -i2oe ner dozen bunches aie mules. 16 to 17 $175 @ 250 | Kec: No 2 yellow. le fr feed $17.80 faies were re os G 16S PaO ips a ee er te bee week ees - . tie eee ie ad aa bevy PPS Nici ~ > \ th ap a Sl * ~~ > wy cs . Saint: i : 9 ; : ¥ rervertyr . ange of sizes The abere vu be sold as is re it and for what it is, eubjiect to ‘aco, Burlington & Quiney dropped to §1,-|40W& Eastern Oklahoma Northern Arkap: |... sii, actin Wheiaenam ete Mee f.3 to 16.2 hené@ ........110@12 - “a NETO! . ~ eye? * , i ? 7 ore — ~, ” y > ‘ : .Y 2m .. « f } Baaement 4 the anrproval of the court he rignt is reser LO FEJOC or all bids. $03.505 from $2.190.839 in Apri Sas and similar—Clear medium, 34@soc . S0@101 : , trhert ow) ) ‘e14 ‘n “sit. m4 fet pe Bn eee gs - m " o © eae 3 © : a ® : . tat i . A: ‘i e ' : " i F { ie Louisville & noutvens had larwer | elkirk Auction & Storage . S So, REaINSI | $R.° a ae & . io Ci urn o36h34c: medium ones, | for severa) weeks past feulture } Receipts 5000; generally | : . oa: t 2 os: deiry “aifaita 32: to Atianti: mast Line Ratiroad had April | % ; . O7 ftZRo* hard purrv ij ‘The majority of operators are n ; .. higher: toe ) Ki) er) o a to b> e =» to & ae _s r ‘ - ~ , ( ; sop $» 4 art is. > a andard deiry al pk Ay 21 to pk “et taretyce Se eT a - Oe del « he oh mm SAT, ¥. ~ or Al, & KINDS SOL IC IT ETP. , v1 ht f1 ine iong 24@3 yer? lierht ¢ ne the o 4 " thet nella eill eamain mite ot . a ci 1.77 : | sng 2: ae Set ae gg Moning share 7 vera! loads £00 pound averages for raw and lide for | >- bs SO SALK MONDAY, MAY 30, ACCOUNT OF eeainet $1.77 hed n April ot i¢ | short, 2 le ry fine iong 24@26c: | the present level, with prices possi biv >». oe a ee sane at, $9 an” 4 oe oa pound 0 lice 9 teedinw aitaite. On 7 FF 1 E o« 2 + aula ; . af 434 ae | tre alfalta S20 - No. a alfalfa sia. Ne ' $18 to $10: No. 2 prairie. $14 to confidence in the general aituation , at " to few big weights down- | Quotations oer ib.: Prime white live geese. | Al eal ‘ ‘ vt > + Bh Sec D : falfa M . These are khaki one-piece Over- Is that sare union made. In izes 26 to 44. Basement HOLIDAY. THURSDAY SALE AS USTAL. $708 >) ret. fou: of heavy fim oF 23c. ing higher as the month of June progresses 1 en. vow bute 260) 310 | : 90 $9.5 570. 310 in the ‘game Minnesota | @pniad nage Recetas areal bite. SH.75; y butchers 260 to 310 pounds FEATHERS—To command fia} quote 1808 Ch CHOUTEAU _ Est. 1 1830 ey Garfield bb97 +g | Dakotas aan Netraske and similar | Beceivers are showing « fair am : 90 to $9.2¢ packing sows largely) tions, stock must be drv and full grown "| $88 =. period last 5 On ~ the Min: | BILMS2c de k | storing butter quite freely ; 1 ila slizbt burrv 2S3@: @- " « | Sat od wtlink g Stak rare > 4 iD: ulK Siaucbter : ' do . a “ + . ’ ’ a: eae DL, . ; : . = ’ ° " s? % XE . . > eit , save : 4 ehe ; Pas © - . -@ by ¢ } ‘ or . n i -_— oe ——— -- . ‘ frome e ht senaliwv ; : ™ : 4 fe hiv : Alfal’ : ev. Te Ne ps in ne. , oe “eo © ‘ , Page y. vent fine tong. sat e , Cbvi strong weg a oy | f/ en’ S I I ouse! S , perating revenues is largely the sdverse | tine short eet tie : heavy fine long 2G | in th licht light:.-heavy - eight hogs, | ‘picked ot - = . ‘jaucted $23 and Ne 3 858.00, choles AT THE ORCUTT WAREHOUSES fect Of eM ieniae public ‘concerning | =>, near” sine short. 1 Rmo3 COUNTRY PRODUCE SAAS to $8.50; medium, $9.20 to $9.80! § : ae |S Poe $2 Value Ayu | DELMAR BL. Ube ygpes me Pe ge nile. Boe sledge Western Texas Western Ok! ae ne lish ¥ » $9.80: 1 lights, $f.1! ss ° Tin: | > me 6801 ; Ti ~ a Bc a i! ‘g ‘¢ nA “i : ‘ es ry Nil ler Med) urd Ra? orc . lirtt ine ' -s . ois m " coors . - y . t : Ui , | MI ; suai inte Southwest territorw because of 30c: heawy QnA lhe: Bi ort etubh 1& 24st SF ED—Onpot —~ t $4.25 pang ~ Pabedan ww i white ful POL nm Boe Bostou _— erket. ee fine 2! LSC" GRASS SEED—Quote time at $4. fi SAU t 8.70. | full fieece drs . ‘oem Dc: mix Ts) ak Mey ° Terrors ewoole - i tty ‘ 1. the contents of her : linn - bridge ; e Offered af ) ; : We _ i RF 1} nt nuction for the woe ount of Mrs. L. in iti! th . anthem op +} / if 7 ¢ ? r rage at @20c- burr mediuim 3a 2 pi ‘ “ud ae to a rasiiy i@s6 ' j rer eaned er rl 4 Sor “a . th i . , } iy | This comprises a very fine ox : Jit tock h doe ifecet train Tubwashed—No 48c° No 2 g0e: ue S21 asl otit i¢ to $70. Su ‘ ATT = "R ecelpis. wl comparec With | gullies fta!l) wings i ewere in et inaguire “ the week-end © al home, formeriy at 5065 Lindel) BL. a u ce : : : ' . , . ; . ittle } natn : oe y 3 . . a" ; oh c } r } [ eti- 4 2 50c Ta ' : ’ t | = ahh Binibae: ‘ 1 souncement next sunday. movement ‘ht u h th TL3tt!) Hock gate- elteht burrv @ - hard burrv Df ; (rec] eA cod Fed steere and rear! Snes & teatp ere. e 5 | ot Remt oye ~! hme Acty¥al tfrenter $ 6 bi i | objec: s and turniture. Further anbeou é . 36 3Be B - : ms . Bare ce at + lower epote more Sat pote ema’ | bags, 5 per cent on larkce. ' a : , 7a eons for Frenei ———— Wr’ Raldw in. presiden ¢ nf 7 han another bridge 28e ce f° Be wine Lp ~ (equutr init sti > 4 i . * “as 4 ¥ z re Pe "” ‘ ¢ ‘ ff 4 . , " . ‘ A. A. SELKIRK A. & Ss. co., 1808 Chouteau Spanrniy t Sime Ri Wey = that port peal iatr or Angora eoai—Lone lustrous, aa & ? - recieaned OG } ers ae 2 gag 2 * ; RAG ‘S$ ETC.—Countrs coe ~ mani bs 5 ancl Fine terri. h w immediately placed in service 40c: elight burrv. SOc: herd | 4. f) pee = aye er carling a oO 200 lke, Gd repe-—mal eS rY COs. car . eet ak fe aT) tre } rain eo 1 ~ ; id a 7 " elerr a 1g » | Par ; : 4 hier: ix . . ; 4 crepe ea’ Sie} 2, ! wes rape lv. clea fret be anid va HERP sare a each: Wool - ; a $2 sy >... hippoorwil) quotec heavies and medium grade steer th | eins - eae’ oa on, diac per 5 ules OTe % . a three-eig ht he e ; N . : ; | 4 60 ad mit F oe to --4 0: new cre _ at &aTiings and medium weight, Bre ! ; ruo is and ehc at ) oor 100 E ; Ideal for outing By iil - 2 RRA sre Bint. §],2502.7%* sgaiae: Gheacing 25 |£1.80.t0 $8. Clos and mised at $1.65 Jominating. extreme top heavies S123: | jp, Tubber boo $i | + oho abe el ' ” 1.89 ne 1088 364-p und @ erages at $13.73: jong year: : i ia O: heavy khaki . i s ’ Daily Grain Movement | “ ‘ TIDES. x mated inc higher Quote | BU CK W wat tale et 82. 12 ver 100 lin $12.50 heifer vearlings Fil hers! | eho: uote oer th. Golten Sea! GArfield SS7 /, Biluation —— — peruacinteatas! Fer mite ' i imi pneite. 3 ce Beneca fOc Pink URSA eet | | @ 8. dh yyy a fall cut ond \ ; NITURE AUGTION TUESDAY 4 ! : 3 ibe 5. o aaminaite per crop lieht " heife re. BIOS 1010; stocwers | 35: 10c, May sopies at three-eiah nthe vioed ‘ane ‘40g4l: , | In the following table will be found re w ted. |. SOF BEAN Pan ae ¢* 30. Virgin . Saas ee . S Weighty | Gwe neck snake l5e aneetics | ter -bieod th cuff bottoms. ceipts and shipmenia of grain iu bushels | 8 45 | BS SAsee Jd dindee Peg en Oe Sf ( e&bon bicodrum Ge | > -. . a " ) o*2% . ‘rae of s ; —— ef ee ae. mitt oe i ¢ ‘eae 1s rt : ; . ~ et “ % +, . oe © os s. Be y ‘ = 7 : ’ ] if : ; * : 30 to 30 Sam | MISSOURI AU i. D nENES c= 55k GRRE GAT? NOT Cate | Ne = Salted, pack’... to $2.55 stn ee 88 ate $: diam | weight, | 0,7 50: stocker I | root i . 50a 14.0 | Steel Market. ‘ PF, Licensed Anctioneers and Appruisers CEniral She Inn pol : . a OG | Ne F Michiga: 3 ' na tle ; J “ les Dail» = : , ;' re ~ 0 ea or - 100 be Secotecs | - ; . , a . . - ’ é é . law wale and Retail Private Sa ian. Cit: x y $8 ae ; chine-nicked : ] se | lan , . Re te cote jew } TRON ANT METALS—Qvyote Consicned Merchandise Solicited. Wholesale a aon ; ; ot ed ead pens, Gc; erecn epiit ores e! Be and vel. | ~~" ge aS ete ae Ue : ike EEA: tenet ann icago isions 7 J at -” tt Mt) a oe edt ; P . . tte ‘Ty : q 2 _ he, ee ; 3 4 nid Pa bbaeh. it ° . + " . > f ¢ " ~% an i. : . . 2 7. - : — $ ID 5 = ~~ rh my be ee uk ~~ mb 4 my fer -~ - ~ tea ee os - uli eb ; : iy ie low @ ei + € Td a, Calfforn.& UMS DORM | Aon ‘ Tr emi 4 Sf - Herint coppe $a fe heav | sarin es t . fi ! ‘ored hiA . at SA > per 10 ite. : tar "¢ Fe iD ; tam ve'tlow brees $Y: heavy cooper and copper We rated : : + (terete. ns . P . 4 —_ “Ot . \ ¢ rT ; = ‘ age Toleds ; ! Bi & @ No 1 hors me ’ i HONE Y—Quote “ou -» ode amy : 115: choice Idaho «epringers 710: pest | wire $10: gine S4.50- lead $5.50: tinfoll ' . os at Ac G . oO care is Ti) “ Arizona epringere. $16.76 | ——. a ' tne » OY a ! ~ + ‘ : * e — ’ . : ~~ ~~ ‘ -—’ s a _ 3 : : RI fh [ I< ; | i A " ». ie re . ; 2 0 we ; 7 of) Mo : Or ant j ce = cnen ghee Ae wt . cat * . oe ) es moor mod —— New 4 ork Bank Matement | Seotember Ful) or twin 6:ze, with felt top . | R. Wiehit : io o : GO ™ PINS L common gn ie: | heat damaged at 40c Gest wits 12 50° bulk pe Fef clipred | | NEW YORK Mar 28.—The actual con nd bottom and cotton center. | AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS “ Baltimore | 19. oot a ie eee ae a awh at Bbc: kids | ee ae a Eat eal nae * git ampanies. fer” ihe ap te bverec with art or A. Cc _. tick- 1-07 L - Telephone JEfferson BT 7h. —_ la phta a a i » per Ib Lead, Zinc and Copper. S",0r 7 veariing Wwetuers ‘254 ger v4 ; .-s. rx 7. an mcrcess Sa a . a ' ucnas venn ms r elon : ee ’ ’ untry : ' ; . R mee 100 ta: ic 7 F, ppet feeding larhe 9 50@10 50) ‘ ° eompared wt ° Finished with rolled edg | = AUCTION SALE EVERY FRIDAY 10:00 A. M Galveator and Keo i. a Ranurdes & ay ae oe 1a a forpia feeding and spring lambe. $12.50 ne we “kp tes ‘hen a Geficil im reserve , . { 7 wee reper Pe : ‘ ali : . u aes ¥ ad closely tufted. Rasears’ | 2 GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY Siow York a8 a: ae Cake tauow at Te cer St Louie ea igi ——_ pound

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 PAGE 12 _ = ~—tnioaadionaastna ia i rT TNOERTONE TD | : RAIL STOCKS © siases sou WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK. MARKET 222-3 THE CRE | COTTON PAST WEEK = he week on the New York Stock Exchange reo a Wish ate BS ORR 0: O shay im commen. were 127.451.9000 shares, compared it a " . > 31.347.900 last week, 6.377.200 same week BY SPECIAL WIRE. —Decrenee. ror.” . se yesr age and 7.455.000 two years ac. , (x) ves POD OD OE rr dd ddd i eed ny ‘ " _ tC : j fi tack _ Cs a x —_ SRE ‘ ° r sk Se f F 7 Beste Lik - as Js ; ' Ania ; : : Be Jf 3 2 - : ’ og : é ; . , , ; 7. Ti iis 7 Bit¢ . . . “ . et ¢ : o . : a - P ' 7 . e 3%, Laclede Gas 12 ng pean ; ? Seaman i ’ me @ vrominent ; | a ? | . ation « Emphatic Upturn During {)°2° 3). $80 Bee Ss S| se com In Er pla doo 7 NS NON SOL DS | de A Sc) alin any. ma a73--| S32.) Soa Re | amet Se meen Week Though I. C. C. wetisnt ur Reduction 63 = 25 185 : ze its soleum Naima. te r 6 , 69 | 788) G8 Lambert CoS .... 380 a . | or ily Radio Cor of , Wy SU%, Bes, 48%, “Roe | Sremmight deciin mane Rejection of Loree Merger ... aska Juneau “i, : "| Te . i - RI 3 1285 5 : Sie ee : Proposal Not Offset by Other News Develop- ments. ty ) pete ng ame eee se oo a ra me Sraine: OH? ean Seta See, on a Sepe Wee. Bhi Tah ith Sa gee ae cael ree ey | STOCK MARKET AVERA wwe @ © é — ea | . i.» Sede Lead 3b... 4) Shs 90 38S “LS| SPECIAL DAILY— = Bi yi ; _—— Be the Associated P-c#s By Leased Wire from the New York NEW YORK. May 72.—Actbougmg map ‘ere were cisposect ‘o limi ‘herr oc Bureau of the Pest-Dispatch. or | , a » 10% a aie es, | ' — e — . x : " . ; i : ' ' : : Cm . . 8 -4 - “ . a . ee ti yivanmia an - ¢ F.astman a? i. tirision TTON AND OTHER ce EXCHANGES CLD , 4 rhe ‘> o-ring 59 su WOOD! Liverpool Spot Steady. + F Via? =s ——_ otter Speculative Ventures Facte-:. Saies #900 Receipts t Memphis Spot Cotton. PL T Mav 2S — pot , r | 5, See niddlings 26 ~ a Chicago Cotton | — - Way oS atten ° Tiras Sic: Ostener, January. + c Baidwin Leeunme TF ZS . © - COTTON FUTURES HIGHER ON NEW ORLEANS MA " a tt. May = —_ : mm ae | + L nderwood - ‘ New Orleans Cotton , Y Ps Pa Oe a « SI MEY oa ety yee ‘s sri . * » . : ) Rusiness Trend Discussions. I | , cay , ) : : ae egr ae — ~~ rs ' Te on accibdanaaniiaciaciaicias ' ‘EW Y cM , . — — SF _ Chicago Steck Sales | \ anad wah bh RR! nae ghg it Oy Pete npn Spe ove ae saan #90 /13E% Cre & Ohio 20-2004 480 ISL Se po BSB — _ Et gee Snore, “Rasttasstocssi =e || WERY FRR Active Hiche t. ON RC Oy time trading. {ie@S enmoens« couraged speculati: : —_ a a SA RARE ah. OU re NRE zt pansion of | r orde sbash' .” : - ae . ; . £ ) : my featured early tradi: in oe 4. r 2 R a: — 7 . 4 4 * , Wrz rue a vise of about two points to a nen ie . . : “81, Yale & Towne Sh tom, while Chicago and Ea: 5 et Ste ea 1 tec S. | : : ! 3 7 i . Yel Trk & Coa lineis ieeues and Norfo!l* and :, 7 on Vita: SB. ein oa aa ae = ence ——— ieeernrnttiercnieetiaeeinnons eR Selatan ; r ba Young 3S & T 5G ern were bi@ up ramd’-r. : a “om , a oa ee a ee _ ee — NE I — ——————= Lackawanna and Pere , e or : 7 see T le@ the itmvestment erour Motor * -™ Le oods Market Review. enares featured tae BcUsirial: etn Prices Clin’. Ris = ——_ » >? "<< - Nash Motors, Carysier fs «hn Week : ‘teriing imoprevwes @ieplayeing sa firmer tore «2 . , . : Among the specialtics National Tis . ‘fllera, General Refractories, War-~i =: Ma Rockwell, International Nicke!

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NEW HIGHS ARE MDE ON THE CURB ssociated Preas, f[ORK. Mav 28.—Brisk buvine {n industrial issues on the Curb Boon dispelled forebodings that Dn =would be one of neglect be- its proximitv to the holidaw ihe advances lacked the vigor of urns but were sufficient in force uotations to new high levels for fhe prominent features were Corporation and sugar ehares. Flour quick!y recovered from an decline, selling from 80 to &5. and Industrial Cornoration TOS® high and Faiardo Sugar made a 4%, points. Grand Stores end Nnville were notably higher. utility issues held steady arowed dine positions. the widest move. ing made in Brazilian Traction. up 5 points to 15] Interna- tilifv B also scored a high record ‘tiona!) advance, oi] ehares displayed atrencth. k quotations were recorded in wueh Manufacturing and Penn Mex facuum yielded Ll points to 12” 4% ered part_of that decline. Prairie Buckeye Pipe Line were easier, Wall Street ws and Comment SPECIAL DAILY— | es Associated Press. . YORK, May 28.—Although many Were disposed to limit their con- on the eve of the holiday, an- ve of buying ewept over the stock today, carrying a long list of raji- d industrial stocks into new high territory. Expectations of ea Sing onditions after the recess, and con- short covering encouraged opera- ‘the advance tv. push up their fa- bads which have been asso. iateg erger reports were easily bid up high figures, among them \abasy caro & Lastern Illinois. Reading, land, Pennsylvania and Jersey Cen- the advance of the investinent ning 1 to 2 points. Central of rsey soared I1 points to a new m of 325. Pittsburg & West Vir- fropped 7 in further reflection of bial of reports of a fight for con- gth of motor shares was a feature industrial division, gains of a point being attained by Chrysler, Gen- otors and Hudson. Commerc)! 8 B soared 5 points and National s Products 6. the latter reaching a aximum at 61. New peaks algo tablished by euch diversified issues eral Refractories, Marlin Rockwe!]}. ] Leather and Texas & Pacifie Land along! with numerous others, gains fram 1 to 4 points. fe utilities shares also 4isplaved h, new tops being reached by Amer- d Foreign Power, cammon and pre- Public Service of New verecy. lie- dison and others. Bg number of soft «pots cropped osu, Y South Porto Rico Sugar, which Pd 5 6points. §=Denial of rumors of tive buying of coal fhares broueht dns in that group, losses of a point being sustained by Pittsburg Coal tsbhurge Terminal) ( oal, ven-point jump by Norwegian Kron- 25.93 cente featured the Foreign maze market. in which demand ster)- around $4.85 7-16 and French below 3.9" nts, Sh enthusiasm ran ramnant in prae. all of the Speculative markets thie Railroad and industrial Stock ayer. Pere lifted to record hitch levels, with P IM MANY issues attended with a Prable degree of Violence. W hear fOared 1° cente a bushel and oot. tures about $7.50 a bale with huv- fluenced lariely by unfavorable F reports, Bonds were steadv in face ther huge volume of new offerings, foreign exc hanges displaved a firm one. fr commodity pricce and the eon- ease of the gencral credit situa- spite the temporary stiffenine of rates. provided. the chief hack- for the advance jn Stocks. Special however Filch as reports of bidding for control of some ls. and the usual merver and rumors. undoubted!yv lufluenced Yine of many izsnes, ef trade relations between THAIN and Russix Attracted only interest. and wae Without tuflu- " he markets, Publication Of rein. POor April raiire ad earnings ¢6tate. the first 43 Poads to repert é6how. cline of 17 Per cent in net oner- income. and predictions of slichtiv reight loadings this vear were dis- eG. Passing of the Inspiration Cop- @ Yellow Taxi Cividends was offset igher parments on Chesapeake & Ocking Valley and General Electric AY BiOcks were bid up at the ex- Of an overcrowded short Uilerest hes been stubborn! eonteetine the advance in the stock market on the that it is entitled to at least a reaction, New high + prices for Or longree. were recorded bv eux ¥Y diversified issues as American Wa rks. Baldwin Lex vmotive, Collins @ » FPidelity-Phenix insurance Gabrie! International Mercantile Marine red. Lawl & Fink. Nationa] Distillers, Elevator. Pittsburz Coal. Reid = lice » Iexas & Pavific land Trust. U. s butine. Westinghouse AirbDrake and Sewing Machine, ' nn J Weekly Metal Review, EW YORK. May 2S8.—Business tn see!) & the week continyea about eyual to PA EXPOtations, tp ‘arious lines there a number of sma)! Ot orders, with Suit that im the aREegaie the total mied a fair volume of trade Rat!- @qulpment ‘HAaApuUlaeturers were agsin fating with Steel mille for fonnaze to recent purchases. Prices were irreg- With some shading reported. Ping of pig iron wae eenfined to smal With prices uncvaAng@ed, ecrne to lS'sc¢ or the Previous low ihe year for capper brought tre domestic coneumers nhbeo haa ug Off for the past severa)} weeks Ors book tig a considerable ton - June, July and August deliyery ar us Valley pointe, This demand sufficient to absorh the tow CLIT Ings arul the market was firmer end of the week with peo@ducers hokl- P2*sc am? reperting small galce at movementa of tin were frrerular. Gter frend toward the close of Demand Was- moderate. ‘Tre AOticipating a ema!l! reduction @ supply stocks for the cur- Bd continued ta decline and with the buyer te es S3727 $59 890.905 $38 487.321 Mav 14 Prer. Wk. Tr. ASo. 4 *-9 706 LolM4 416 1.979.748 Texte 40 14; 40.524 28.703 162.947 367508 170698 . ts TA. O78 &S "A535 76 ees ‘* 294°94 S78 e557 gagsTe ' ? 7} pas 47a a #49 te TAM UNDERTONE T0 ~ GUTTUN PAST WEEK the Associated Press. 2 wew YORK, May 28.—The cotton map. | 900, compare | pet bas shown & Kenerally firm undertone - pe past Week. Nervousness over the new gop start was intensified by reports of in the eastern belt with complaints of insufficient moisture in West Texas and gome eastern belt sections, and prices gold w to tie 16%sc level for July contracts a littie above l7c for December fa betier weather in the belt, ings were absorbed on comparatirely Seep reactions. b wever, abd the mar- pot firmed up again yesterday on covering recent sellers or rebuying Waich seemed | by the possibility of un. pitied weather developMents in the Soutn to be actuated e the week-end. OThe jycal market will remain closed from terday until next Tuesday morning, rile New Orleans and Liverpool will re. ber open as usual, and this naturally jn- main 4 a disposition to even up commit- tg after the early week advance. appa absor y stimate of the revised estim a sabe raitivation last year, These reports influenc rT > ny apparent Influence on the mar- ar emich probably believes that both the ~ Re and the start of the crop is more nen usually dependent upon the weather conditions of the next month, bas been reported with planting bp the Mississippi Valley, where flood wa- ters are receding tut there is considerabte tainty as to the abandonment of acre- > i that section, where the crop, at best, must get a very late start. ; ment report on boll weevfl venom go m to May 1 was in line witn + reports pointing to a greater sur- viva! of the insects, and the firm ruling ‘the week’s market has reflected the con- z yed rapid absorption of old crop cotton “ga as the uncertainties of the coming me ‘re: July 16.44- *s closing prices were: ul: hy wi be 16.83-85. December 17.08-1Y%, January 17.14-15, March 17.34-35, 16.75¢. SOTTON AND OTHER EXCHANGES CLOSED | NEW YORK. May 28.-—The following markets here are closed today: Cotton, cof: fee, sugar, rubber, cocoa and cottonseed oil, al! taking triple holiday over Memorial day. They will resume business Tuesday morn- ing. Ln. — Liverpool Spot Steady. LIVERPOOL, May 28.—Cotton — spot quiet, prices steady; strictly good middiiug | E 10.02, good middling 9.67, strict middling | 7, middling 9.02. strict low par 7 low iddiing 8.17, strict good ordi- oar 8, sone = agape 7.42. Sales 4000 | halts, including 3300 American. Receipts 00, American 8300. Futures closed quiet, May 8.74 July 8.77. October 8.91, December 8.95, January 8.97, March 9.04. -— Memphis Spot Cotton. MEMPHIS, Tenn.. May 28.—Spot ton was steadv: middlings, 15.50c: Sales, 2175 bales. Chicago Cotton Market. 17.50c: March. 17.67 c. COTTON FUTURES HIGHER NEW ORLEANS, May ?8.—Cotton 8 to 32 points. January, 17.35 I7.30e; March, 17.48: July, _16.73¢ lé.74¢e: October, ] 7.05¢ to , .OGe: 26 points uv: middling. 16.48ec. —— ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29 1997 — + eee NEW YORK BON D MARKET || NEW YORK CURR ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, ‘York Stock Exchan Sales, 13,341,000: years ago, holiday d with $1,356. 614,957,000 Si Quotations on By the Associated Presa, NEW YORK, May actions on the iSales; High.) Low, | Close CORPORATION BONDS. 1U; 68%| 684s] 68% 1] YU%4| 9034) B01, 3,160 % |160 % (1605 1,100 45 |100 % [100 44 1,100 4g (100 49 j|1004, ‘ May 28.—Total transactions ge today amoun ed to $6,91 week ago, $5,132,000: 28:—Following is the official list New York curb exchange, giv § On all stocks and bonds. UR, Under rule. of trans- ing sales, high, low and ttEx-dividend. XR, ex- A, Actual sales. } | Prev. Security, sales! High! Low, | ieee | ae bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds of $93,000 against $29,000 last week. i Prev, ic ! Tallaw . . e aaa Security Sales! High.| Low, | Close.) Ciuse Following is a complete list of se u change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, 5/108 5g | 106% | 106% 6 103 ty {103 4% 103% —_ a ‘ance, &@ Bale printed $99. S of a dollar and not $9 a complete list of st and-closing prices. 5 means $99 and PENNRR 5s 64! “ae es: — Se ee ~~ em = i Am 8 pfd) 50a Sales: High.| Low. | Close, | tNMENT BONDS. ter acer diner Paranda ie a '| BOND MARGE NEW YORK, » yd the Associated Pre the week, Tais advance attracted 9 deai of realizing, and the disposition eae profits on long contracts becamo ate general with the approach fo - ay adjournment and the appearance = T AVERAGES, Pierce Arrow: &s — ae Sh “IS hI mm? ie f 41 100—31'100—3 7|103—12 103 —8 1103—4 /103—a | 4 100—12, 100—12/100—12 i 2100—9 |190—g9 10a—4 104—6 | »PRee > 1106 % |106% 106% 10 108% (108% |108% Reading gen 41,4 | PAGE ia { ST. LOUIS STOCKS «| » ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, May 29.—Total sales on the Exchange during the past week amounted to 11,905 shares. (there being besides 9811 Mo. Portland with 7399 shares and 2935 “rights’’ a week ago. ea, a rea Rights, compared Bond sales were rities traded tn on the @me- Symbols:—*Increase— i240 j240 | Closing prices and net changes being given. wh) 23% | tad as | . —_ ee Ae ree eters (106% 106% 1106 3% middiings, 13.25c: good middlings. 16.73ce. 09 % (109 34/1094 101% 101%) CHICAGO, May 28.—Cotton * futures closed as follows: July. 16.S8lc: October, 17.19¢; December. 17. 44c; January,, ; 4] ‘ 410494510414) 1( — 'Holld-Am L 6s 47} |Hung Mun 734% 45 'Ind Bk Jap @s 27) 100%4/100% — et ee lesa a - ~ . ~ a 2. _ 99 % 102 ~ 1198211044, 110% 6 120% 1120 % '120 a4 Foreign Exchange | By Leased Wire from the 1 mt Ord ee o~a~2 ie New York Bureau ~~ ON NEW ORLEANS MARKE na May 28—The Evening Post, ted weekly review of foreign ~) tures closed sleady at a net advance of Gr -_ a ] DRT 1S Ru t all week wags q ai 08% DS % Mex 29 sf 5 as 45! (1114109 58/111 1% ™ «> . ) ~. SN, - ‘ j cember, U7.2Se to 17.29% Spot, slcac M 10 gid 4 as em! _—_,-_ _— movements occurr |} ian moved Withiy TA4} . Dae rs : ° : Netherlands 6§ 54! , | and showed little cha | New — Cotton | _ . an] Stocke to come. - ~ *« ~~ NEW OLREANS, La... May 2S8.—Spot tetton closed steady, 26 points up; sales, 8988: Jow middling, 14.4%: middling, lh 48; good middling, 17.44c: receipts | 1 108 100% 100% | bt pet Sap PD bot eet PD tant transactions in od ye tes DD we SS Ce point to 3.92 for ‘edael; March, ] 7 need . re ee : 2 2 Ee ie SD Re. Was under pressure fo a time but recovered - end of the week, sterling on Its ad- - ~ z 100 14 /100% Yo 4 (200 4 1100 * German Bonds and Stocks. | Boston Stock Market vance, Dutch exchange and Swiss a point Prev. High. Low. Close, ( jose. dan.... 1740 17.12 17-35-56 ick he Soe Jan 2.18 See Merch, 17.50 RE ew Lv 16.74 16.47 16.73 (4 16.45- Ort.... 17.07 16.80 17.05-08 16.77- Dec. 17.32 17.05 17.28-29 16.98 andinatian group h exchange, whicr - wee - &.z was the Strength in Danie rose oO points to 26.70, Norwegian gained 4 point advance was made in NEW ORLEANS, La.. May 28.—Cotton futures opened Steady. July, 16.47¢: Oc- iver: 16.80c: December, 17.05c; January, > 1A 100% LOOw*whOOK 1100 aie eee n6%! 9g: ott : ange was heavy most or HI 100% [100 % | Chicago Stock Sales yen cables falling %¢ to 46.1%, . - ee da + 9%! HOw! bal os Ziese A —-eers entenpee > . ° - 4 4 Swiss Con &s 40,, | | | | | 2O%! poy 2113%5/118\%/113% | after the middle et pp ig (} 105% 100144 (105 4 CHICAGO, May #58.——Following is a re- Dort of today’s sales. high. low and clus- . : . ; “Canadian exchan ‘ar ing Cuotationg On the Chicago Stock Kx- Ke ra e: Americans wera without spectal wal ona J %! 075% Krupp $s 192} Or 25 me cNal nett Riles ___ Security | High.| Low. j Close. 13 Am Fur Mart Pp; vi4 7% | 2A fF Up ptd ss | 8s | ss > Sis > ; ~ /8 i a J > Za 100 Butler bros ° Celotex “ j * ~_ ~ La ; en — ~ — —s * — a ¢ 2 150 Chi C & CR p! 16 20 Ch NS€MRREL 100 100" 160 “9 Common Ed . i154 1133% 1154 a. voulinental Mot! 12 | 1: lo Po} 15S 1) Evans Ludy R || 3914) 392 W .| 32%! 321g »vreat L Drdge.j168 (188 |168 , fa 3.161 en =d.46¢é - : } 9 Jil Vire & CUxnb! j OP See i238 125 | 25 15) Kelloge “yw'it hi! 1°? re | | Re 4} 12% 100 La Salle Ext .| 7%, 7%| 7% 129 Libby McNeil | 4 & 49% 1) & 5, vitidsay Light .| 216) 2%) 2%, 130 Marvel Carb ..] 41% 1 41 >| 41% Quaker Onis ISO ISD ISD > wee Motor 23 § 23 | 23 10 So Colo Px 6 128 | 26 1k2 Pwilt a -¢ Lif*, 23015'319! i} id on om “BSBWGée&E pf a7? 07 ‘to owitt Intl ...) 24 | 2344] VSh yeehompson JR '2 | Be §2 $0 Un Lt & P A 13%! Lt! 13% Bate t’ . isV DS im. . Tight st. Li aL Vests Batt: v i Wim! 20 14! “2A i} o 5 ¥ on =, - |} *, are (a nea? 2a 14% 1M) Waukesha Mot {45 145 1 43 “ Wm oO star | j 11 lig Wrie ren utom) - ae . ts 20 Wolverine Cen: | 5%! B%! RR onl | Wrig! . : RY fy > + = 900 Yates Mais... : ~1) Ira, Pe tl ine jt ; bets 17s mid-European gzTou v7 . wr OR) NR ~%i 2% Best-Cliymer .. “.. eee, po & ~ ies x a. ‘ . ion ne Sper heme ‘3 rr Ps age 4 oo Dem. Sa ee ee ee Pv tteteng tte hatin ses 1 MRR Sacre Peg ot: tare Ge NOLS Ra eae or a aioe Pete NEES, ESR eR YS t wien’ het “e. MO a8 oe te ae aR + er ae mer Quast ‘Wir ncetoae Ye > a ae bec s A ete yard Sa re le ae winalies Wilt SE at Rape er NR ew Na dee Se ASRS eet ace ane “ye 7 : 1 . — ee ‘ aE eh ~ eo * * avant 4 VE Re on SRN tetas arene ay se COREL oF PRR rae dip P= br ding wee * Oe et GR > thin torn Ee atom gage or ow SO ANAS ice 9 Ni aR (et eal. ae be Soe a BP x. 65 SPL lags oe tk cu thamnentinmer ote RES A haters eae a pea Sa rata al hi SSR RS a eS Ca et ee cee ne. nat Aaeot * i, rye & “ f " ; om eeah-ias. ~ mm ue ° ee ¥ a . * . ies 4 " \ *) tA : ol ~ Pepin +. Se ~ - Me ling ~~, e " ; oy ieee oe “ + h-@ cn oo Ne a vee eels * a etn ~™ — Pan « a ead OM -_ ee 4 ~ George « 7'103 44/103 %/10 seees! 11100 % 1100-% |100% I & Independent: eee ee ge | om a | Johansen Bros. Shoe ........ » 1.50 90 “| 80 Johnson-Ste hens-Shinkle Shoe ...| 20 a; Laclede Gas Light ek eos «a ee ; i . ™ Lac lede Steel See 6 eke bee 2 | sS j | Mispouri-lilinois Stores Ms 26.66 sc , -80; J00 994 «2... | Missouri-Illinois Stores pfd .°/) |) eo ca eee COGe Ht ceeciMoeli ** | Missouri Portland Cement ...... | i, otf Pa ee ere National Candy Ist pfd, 7I 1, 67% 67 44 Of 4 67 National Candy %d er eee: +} 7/ 102 | “sam , | National Candy com. ........ bes 7) S63 104 S102 |1OL%% 102 101% Pedigo-Weber Shoe com. ....- eoe-/2.50) 250) ; at t ; OR eseceiwreQO aad 92% | Rice-Stix Dry Goods _ aa 7 ia Rice-Stix Dry Goods 24 Se 7} 7441 5714 | Rice-Stix Dry Goods com. o+eee fl, 50) 2 U1%, Hiy Scrugegs-V-K DG ee ee 6 LOL (101 Scruggs-V-B D G com .......... 3} 1: i Scullin Steel partie ......°: eels 2} 330} 09 99 securities Inv, Co. com.......0... Be; 25 ee MOONE eae a emccces| 2 10) 97 | O7 Southwestern Bell pfd... ic... ae, Ti Ss St. Louis Pub. 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a ea = = aes FRR WANG - ST. COUIS POST- DISPATCH =m 6X res. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 PAGE 114 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATUH _ TRUST ESTATE OF W.R. PYE ENDED AFTER 38 YEARS .* ea ; 2 rs Lie “ 5 ee nn B98 REINS ri a 5 One = oS raat rm B 4 Be * - Saber * . ‘n4 ‘ x «***** ese e* ee ; we _ e229 e os e - Soa 8 ‘ a > en ie A OOS > AScegoenge Vane” oe q —T wexvese anne eee s Pi ae mY, 4 : - . > Ne ~ a WSs ; "ese: S ~ a . . Be S os seeedenaese ,, Remainder of Fund Com- ot y Cottag 4 $502,348 Turned Over : I ee i a RET 2 ge Ore eS ee Re oe as 1 PN i : es W; 4 E . % a a a el RS EMS eather Cae oe, = } As You Like It . it ula MERCHANT'S WILL : fe oe RR eke ie | : the Premier Attraction Son oe : | a x : : * ez 7 “a 5 Set of . Ee N f h V e - 4 Garden Thea 3 vie a Oe ke i% 3 ee Saeed re cine , stelle 2 thee eretiny UESDAY, June 7, will see the opex T Garden Theater, 7200 Olive Street ae ota t V y ) { Ee bee oe | for which requests have come ever s| L ea re ae es eos d. The group of artists’ | er ese ie EL BPR oe Se oe ane = : 3 was first tale eee PRR i oe OO OR TR : 4 ral artists whose work has been seen ¢ pa ee 54 ad a 2 es i ; these are Whitford Kane and Iden Payr | ae : fe SS , in oe i Ae : Beet 822 een man Players are aga A trusteeship over the estate of . eee EF ° Ae ; The Good atte > ae. s ZB EES ss de the personal direction of rT William R. Pye, a dry goods mer- " . wa 3 oe tad d Stevens, whose artis- , | . e343 rs 3 oy ; Sat os ~ me so tics ith civic dramatic art in St. Louis minated yesterday by a _ decree | Boke Ss et or Ai : & eS w 2. % . ta - 2 . Sones em FD =é ; aes Band other important centers. Much gi g fo Sosa ge cee ‘ a : Be ~ Got the fame that has come to St. z : Lone 5 rs s . ‘ Property, Largely in Bur- granted by Circuit +Judge MHart- mann. The trust fund, which comprises Byouis for its outdoor dramatic ef- forts is due to Stevens’ labors here 7 i lAkeeseas , Hees — Bauring the Pageant and other im- ae 3 BPEL PLO a ae = Bportant local civic art enterprises. y A ea EN Cee . = Stevens has succeeded in gather- , Ko PRESS ROS Ue ae RN om ae | ./ ng together a group of artists who : | % gre young, talented, and appear to be eager to make good for the assets valued at $502,348, was or- dered turned over by the trustee, 7 gs Bae Benjamin G. Chapman dJr., 658 ge °° CSR Kingsbury place, to himself as executor of the estate of his aunt, Mrs. Fanny H. Higbee, who died Jan. 18 last. Among the assets are 448 shares of the common stock of the Burroughs Adding Machine Co., valued in an inventory at $53,- 984. Chapman and his mother, Mrs. Loulsa H. Chapman, are principal beneficiaries under Mrs. Highbee’s will. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Hig- bee, sisters, were nieces of Pye. By the terms of Pye's will the bulk of his property was held in trust until. the death of Mrs. Hizg- bee, when, the will provided, the trust should end and the principal become part of Mrs. Higbeec’s estate, You, too, can secure Sreater com- fort all through life by Celotexing gake of art itself, enthusiastic and : likeable. ‘Their work here last ear won for them many friends. Here are some of the artists who @qill remain for the entire season: Whitford Kane has probably the greatest experience as an actor in repertory of any artist now playing in America. He was a member of ‘Bthe Abbey ‘Theater under the “Bregime of Barker and Vedrenne, ef the Duke of York's Theater, Biondon, under Charles Frohman. Bin this country, he first appeared with the exception of $51,185 which is to be paid to Bethesda Hospital. Pye’s will had provided that Beth-' More than 58,000 people visit Celotex Cottage at es country, eee Ca 645 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, every year : sur, and afterward in the various °. repertory theaters which have been your present home or your new one esda was to receive one-half of the | | Borganized in Chicago, Philadelphia, The tablet and a special musica] | p 1 ( m0 Ireland: and it was under his program will be presented by for- mer pupils of Miss Jones. The tablet will be placed in a second floor corridor of the school near the room in which Miss Jones conducted her last classes. Poetic tributes to her memory will be trust fund, but by decree of the Send for free book telling how ak ee "* Reese ape . ae vhica: with e Go pro oAene ee ee ose By ELIZABETH GARY ee sss Compail under Mr. Stev- oa x at os = om er, oul Hostess, Celotex Cottage ~ Bens’ direction. His first outstand- . ae hoon ike Wee's estate Fates ~ a ; wee grew coe a =“ a _ more 1. tne one wrearesa tis cee auc te ghenemnat sper EARLY everyone who comes et was peli tice i incre ase from $16,000 to $3,000,000 | sees # ee N C * in — construction eile ae 888 longer, - will atte —— to know acon” ae be in the value of his Burroughs Add- to Celotex Cottage lives in about Celotex ttic lini 2 very prosperously by David Belas- ing Machine stock. From time to : The Celotex Book shows ou where the br d aS Sie mung: Bco. His characters with the com- time the estate received stock divi- a house that is hot as an oven y : : 0a Boany at the Garden Theater in- ee , on certain summer nights—cold Celotex boards replace other materials in the Get all the facts i Fee oct ce Ee af sonal: ag Yea Pe ‘ idsummer Night’s Dream,” - the Circuit Court ruled that stock Wey ° ° : a atte » re’s “ dividends were Income and order. An and draughty on certain winter Wallsand roof. How you can plan less radia- = More than 119,000 homes have been Celotexed pen” sna Sir Toby io ed that $2,500,000 of this stock be ; . ‘ . ‘ ! “rege divided between Mrs. Higbee and | ines mornings— wasteful of fuel— tion and a smaller heating plant. It explains in five short years. Architects know the im- psn = : NIT Ge inn ac: Gitar af tha noisy between walls and floors. fully why Celotex adds little or nothing to the portance of this better way to build. If you are SN ypcaren ol yeanacr old Scruggs -Vanderv - vy | : ' , . . ° m ° - summer Night’s Dre ,"” Dor —. Thi ee as - first cost of building. And how, when used _ building without this professional advice, ask en in Mollece’s glee en has er charge dead IS remarkable cottage gives my visitors throughout, Celotex will pay for the comfort your contractor to include Celotex in his plans. | a and Co . reaal rust estate since 1923, succeeding | . ° . _ : an” an rsine gS: trustees who diced. A fee of $25..| a wholly new conception of luxurious home it brings by saving one-third your fuel money, All lumber dealers can supply it. If vou b Night,” is an American actor who a ee comfort. They are amazed to find that any _year after year. sein aie ey * Se ee also allowed a fee of $5000 in favor h b f hi ] l ] ouse airea y uilt, make sure it iS Celotexed. pany, at Chicago. He has played a ikaw firm of Bryan, Williams ouse can be So reires Ing y cooi on Swe ter- It will he ual iieths your while pas all | Pride range of parts, appearing for & Cave, representing the trustee. [ ‘ — : e : @two seasons in Mi Ethel Barry- MEMORIAL TO TEAGREA T0 ing days and nights—so snug and warm in In homes already built eo the facts at the Celotex Cott h 5 ~ Bmore's company’ tn. “Dediianaall bitter winter weather—so quiet in spite of otlage when you CB sorhic” with Emily Stevens, in BE UNVEILED FRIDAY noisy traffic. This free book will also show youhow Celotex are in Chicago. ilies ciuthce* wits the a ee eee Mies lines attics and basements. How it adds an Meanwhile, let us send you the Celotex er ee (eee ore sg a Yetit is true that in the house youarebuild- —_ attractive extra room and brings much of the _—_ Book. Its 32 pagesare packed with facts that TE Arena, ee ; “tts 2 Re on . 7 ° : j Z merica and England as a-di- Miss Jennie Mf, A. Jones, a teach- ing, or in the one where you now live, Celotex comfort and economy of complete Celotexing. will mean more comfort in your life and money Tieertory movement aan nT : ce Moret : : al : . . ‘ frtory movement, @ was tor for 40 years, who died last year, can bring this new comfort—and new econo- _—If you are going to live where you are for in your pocket. Use the coupon. Ticata. nt the head oC eae School next Friday evening. mies aswell. 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NS SS ‘ SS ' CREM RQQA~RE \N NS QG|@GG$Qwv_v_ ; QO Ras SR SSX . ~ \ ~* ~~ . v * Nr N SX YW » ° . atin . oe i . ‘ ~ ~~" ~~ : . . .* ° \s «,\ ~*~ . ‘ . ™ ~ . ‘ ‘ .* ~~ : AA ~~" OSS ~" AAAS . wa ~" SSAA AAAS, . ~.," ~~, ~AS . “a. ~~ ~~ * SN ~~ ~Aas . SAAS AS AS Ss .s ~~‘ WO Sa ~ we SS ~ ~S a ON SN ~ ~OAAS SS ~~ SN WS SS ~~ . PART TWO. foodman Players Ready For Opening of Third ‘Garden Theater Season ‘As You Like It With Eula Guy as Rosalind, the Premier Attraction—Biographical Notes of the Various Players UESDAY, June 7, will see the opening of the third season of Garden Theater, 7200 Olive Street road, with “As You Like It,” for which requests have come ever since the al fresco enterprise os first opened. The group of artists engaged for the season are aly recruited from the Goodman Players and augmented by sev- i artists whose work has been sege are Whitford Kane and Iden The Goodman Players are again wr the personal direction of mas Wood Stevens, whose artis- aut » career is somewhat bound up * civic dramatic art in St. Louis 4 other important centers. Much the fame that has come to St. ic for its outdoor dramatic ef- . is due to Stevens’ labors here ang the Pageant and other im- ant loca] civic art enterprises. Stevens has succeeded in gather- x together a group of artists who young, talented, and appear to eager to make good for the re of art itself, enthusiastic and meshie, Their work here last * won for them many friends. Here are some of the artists who remain for the entire season: Whitford Kane has probably the matest experience as an actor in ertory of any artist now playing America. He was a-member of hme Abbey ‘Theater under the weime of Barker and Vedrenne, ‘the Duke of York's Theater, iondon, under Charles Frohman. m this country, he first appeared the Manchester Company ‘on wr, and afterward in the various mpertory theaters which have been meanized in Chicago, Philadelphia, Moston, New York, and now again s Chicago with the Goodman heater Company uncer Mr. Stev- ms’ direction. His first outstand- uecess in America was in fisbson’s Choice,” in New York, part of Wellwyn e he Pice — also a playwright, hi “Dark Roealeen” having been produced ‘ ® rl .y the misvorthy's . ty prosperously by David Bbelas- he com- ay at the Garden Theater in- Bude Gottom, the weaver in “A fidsummer Night's Dream,’ Dim- che, the tailor, in Moliere’s ““Don lan.”’ and Sir Toby in “Twelfth pignt.”” LPBBARD KIRKPATRICK, who appeared as Lysander in “Mid- summer Nighi’s Dream,” Dona en in Moliere’s play of that ime, “Fellowship” in “Every- and Orsine in “Twelfth ment,” is an American wine how @ prominent member of the bodman Theater Repertory Com- iny, at Chicago. He has played a ide range of parts, appearing for 0 Stasons in Miss Ethe)] Barry- oes company in ‘“‘Declasse,” in eophie’ with Emily Stevens, in masteur” and “The Man in Eve- mg Cluihes” with the late Henry miller, and in numerous other New ork productions, His characters with i. »¢ acior lien Payne is well-known both America and England as a di- of with long experience in the ~wriory movement. He was for Kason at the head of the Abbey taier, Dublin—the only English- ever to occupy such a position lreland; and it was under his fership that the famous Hornt- h Repertory Company in Man- eer attained its greatest suc- § Eis training was with the mon Company, in England, and ‘specially thorough in the mks of Shakspeare. Since com- to America in 1912, he has di- ied theaters in Chicago, Phila- hia and New York, and w2 four Seasons in charge of ait P Productions of the Charles tan Company. He staged "Worthy’s “Justice” for John “‘ymore, “Declasse” for Ethel ‘ymore, and many other im- va and successful plays. A8 4 Wes he was well-known in - fl and in New York ap- ms the star in the produc- :™ A. A. Milne’s “The Great ae His parts with the 5 eater Company include * Quince in “Midsummer § ULF GUY as POSRLIND fn "AS, YOU. LIKE IT*— | GARDEN: THEATER... - ere oo Nigae ate je: seen on two continents. Payne. Among Transportation Arrangements for the Garden Theater ITH the opening of tha W Garden Theater, 7200 Olive Street Road ap- proaching, arrangements have been made for special motor- bus service. The People’s Bus Company will operate. special buses over Washington-Delmar (route No. 1). There will be special buses at Kingsland and Delmar also to take crowds to the grounds of Garden Theater. After the performances there will be through service from Garden Theater to Eads Bridge with transfer privileges to all routes. The buses will park on the grounds of Garden Theater a few feet from the box office and from the main entrance into the theater itself so as to obviate walking. Night’s Dream” and Sir Andrew in “Twelfth Night.” ELEN FORREST, who has H evvecrea in New York under the managements of Brock Pemberton, Morris Gest and David Belasco, is the designer of the costumes for the Stevens’ com- pany, as well as one of the leading actresses. Her parts include Don- na Elvire, in Moliere’s ‘“‘Don Juan,” Hippolyta in “Midsummer Night's Dream.” and Knowledge in “‘“Every Man.” Eula Guy, drama Carnegie Institute, 1918. Thig is her first professional work in stock. She plaved “France” in the Independence Dav Pageant, Forest Park, at St. Louis in 1918. She Was overseas with the entertain- ment division, Y. M. C. A., 1919; assigned to solder talent direction, Verdun, three months; then to stock company in Paris, playing “Seven Keys to Paldpate,” ‘“Billet- ted,’”’ “It Pays to Advertise,” etc. Engagements’‘in the following pro- ductions which have played in St. Louis: “The Five Million,” ‘‘Dear Me,” with Grace LaRue; “The Hairy Ape,” with Louis Wolheim; “The Nervous Wreck,” with Tay- lor Holmes; Fassett Stock Com- pany, Louisville, etc. Shakespear- ean parts, previous to present en- garement, Hermione, in “Winter's Tale,” The Queen in “Richard II,” Titiania in “Midsummer Night's Dream.” Viola in “Twelfth Night,” Mathurine in “Don Juan,” Beauty in “Everyman,” Bianca in “Tam- ing of the Shrew.” Arvid Crandall, Minneapolis Stock, Otis Oliver Stock, in New York technical work on the pro- ductions of “What Price Glory,” “The Firebrand,” “Beggar on Horseback,” “Close Harmony,” “Candida,” etc. Character actor and consulting expert in. stage lighting; designed the great light- ing equipment of the Goodman Theater. Chicago. Parts, Starvel- ing in “Midsummer Night's Dream,” Confession in ‘“Every- man,” the Hermit in “Don Juan,” Valentine in “Twelfth Night.” EAL Caldwell. Carnegie Insti- N tee Theater. Productions, New York and road, as follows: “The Book of Job,” “The French Doll.” with Irene Bordoni; Hob- wood’s “Why Men Leave Home;” Maude Fealy Stock Company; Vaudeville “Bewitched,” with Jose Ruben: “The Lily.” with Nance O’Neil. “The Man Who Ate the Popomack.” Director, Cincinnati Art Theater; Assistant Director. Winona Lake Pageant; Asso- ciated American Theater, Paris. Previous Shakespearean parts in- clude “King John,” and parts in Centinued on Next Page. graduate, 9 / MIMENBER OF THE GARDEN THEATER” TROUPE-~ ANNE YAGO ~ CONTRALTO ‘ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997. MYPTLE SCHAAF —— PRIMA DONNA. “Madame Butterfly” Will Be Given Entire Week Elda Vettori and Thalia Sabanieva Will Alter- nate in Name Role of Puccini Opera at Garden Theater ERFORMANCES of “Madame P sureertiy.” Puccini’s great opera Guy Golterman 1s pro- celebrate home- coming of Missouri prima donnas from the Metropolitan, will not be confined to Monday and Tuesday evenings of this week, but, because of the demand for seats will con- tinue through the week, Mr. Gol- terman announced last night. St. Louis eager in its anticipa- tion of the open air opera season, and equally eager to testify its ap- preciation of the great prima don- nas which Missouri has sent to the world’s greatest opera house, has demanded not two, but a week’s performances. Puccini’s greatest sung in aie setting, designs for which were provided by Takuma Kajiwara, the St. Louis artist, who is himself a Samural caste, a daughter if which, Cio-Cio- San, is the heroine of the beautiful opera. Kajiwara, who has achieved a national reputation as a painter, has designed a setting absolutely authentic in its Japanesque charac- ter, while at the same time provid- ing a three-dimensional, actually built scene rather than the accus- tomed painted drops. Mr. Golterman notable cast Metropolitan Opera compa- which ducing to the work will be son of the In this. setting will present a most of singers from the and Chicago Civic nies. It is: Cio-Cio-San ....Thalia Sabanieva Elda Vettori Suzuki Kate Pinkerton, Grace Cunningham B. F. Pinkerton, Giuseppe Reschiglian U. 8S. Consul Sharpless, Georges CehanowskKy Goro. ceccceses mare Wine Yamadori (eae Carl Delerz The Uncle-Priest, Eugenio Sandrini Trouble . Lorraine Badley The Imperial Commissary, Louis Dermano ree... ceawas Ernest Knoch Stage Director . Alex Puglia Miss Vettori and Mme. Sabanieva will alternate as Cio-Cio-San throughout the week, Miss Vettori singing on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Mme. Sabanieva on Tues- day, Thursday and Saturday. On these evenings Miss Vettori will be heard in a number from “La For- za del Destino” with Sandrini and men’s chorus, sung as a prelude to the performance. 8 CHEMEFPINSHY in “THE ~ JOCLETE HOWE ~ sovererre At the Theaters GARDEN THEATI-: — “Ma- dame Butterfly” with Elda Vettori, Thalia Sabanieva, Merle Alcock, Phradie Nells, Ernst Knoch, : onducting. AMERICA N—The Habima Players in “The Dybuk” and “The Golem.” In Hebrew. ST. LOUIS—Leatric Joy in ‘“Vanity,” with Charles Ray and Alan Hale. The 5-act Orpheum vaudeville bill fea- turing Theodore Roberts, in person. GRAND OPERA Gray Family in a musical comedy skit; seven other vaudeville turns, and Tom Mix in “Outlaws of Ied Riv- er,” a picture, with Marjorie Daw and Tony, the horse ac- tor. FOREST PARK HIGHLANDS —QGus King’s Melodyland En- tertainers and other vaude- ville. ":OOUSE—The Habima Players To Present Two Hebrew Classics St. Louis will have an oppor- tunity of seeing one of the most distinctive company of actorg in the world tonight—the famous Ha- bima Players of the Moscow He- brew Art Theater. They will pre- sent “The Golem” by H. Leivyk at the American Theater, in Hebrew. A performance of “The Dybuk” by S. Ansky will be offered to- morrow evening. Both plays are unusual adventures in drama, pre- senting the anomaly of the ancient classic Hebrew as the language used by the actors amidst cu- bistic stage settings. The local per- formances are sponsored by Sol Goldman. The original Moscow cast of 45 artists have come here directly from New York where they met with an enthusiastic response. This is their first American season. The Habima is one of the pio- neers in modern theater move- ment, having been founded about 18 years ago with purely artistic motives. It had its years of pov- erty and a great deal of wandering before it was finally adopted and cared for by the Moscow Art Theater directors who saw its worth. A reception committee of 100 representative Jews of St. Louis has been appointed to welcome and entertain the Habima players dur- ing their stay here. Joe] Sayvetz, managing editor of The Jewish Daily Record, is executive secre- tary of the committee and in charge of arrangements. FLORENCE MACBETH AT LIN- DEN WOOD. The Centennial Commencement exercises in progress at Linden- wood College will be enlivened Monday night with a concert by Miss Florence Macbeth, prima donna soprano of the Chicago Civic Opera, assisted by George Roberts, com poser-pianist. HARRY LANGDON in !LONG PANTS" uw MISSOUF/ Preparations for Gala Opening of Municipal Opera Well Under Way Management Expects to Make a Record Both for Attendance and Artistic Achieve- ments—Notes on the Principals HE Municipal Opera opens its 1927 season in Forest Park with great expectations, both for a record-breaking yearly attendance and higher artéstic standards than have ever before been reached. Whether these will be realized is, But the management has given an earnest of future will divulge. of course, a matter that only the its striving in that direction by organizing virtually an entirely dif- ferent set of principles from last year—the only one remaining being William McCarthy, the second comedian. One week of solid rehearsing for both principals and chorus has borne results which rre entirely satisfactory to both General Stage Director Charles Sinclair and Mu- sical Director Louis Kroll. They declare that the company is in ex- cellent condition for the opening night, Monday, June 6, when Reg- inald DekKoven's opera “Robin Hood” will be produced. This season's repertory will in- clude such popular light operas as “Princess Pat,” “Rose Marie,” “Song of the Flame,” “The Dollar Princess,” “The Red Mill,” “Sari,” “The Mikado,” “Katinka,” ‘The Serenade,” “Gypsy Love;” and the grand opera, “Tales of Hoffman,” is another big factor in estimat- ing the attendance. The members of the cast for 1927 are fortunate in that most of them are familiar with many of the roles they will play during the sumimer, having performed them in the original companies. They are also all experienced repertory art- ists, a feature that is particularly important in Municipal Opera with the cast playing one role, learning a second, and forgetting a third. The four corners of the world are represented in the members of the cast. One has come from Edinburgh, Scotland; another from Sydney, Australia; a third from Canada to lend an international at- mosphere to Municipal Opera. Because of the great interest in the new personalities to be seen on the Municipal Theater stage during the 1927 season the Municipal The- ater Association has compiled the following comprehensive biogra- phies of the artists: MYRTLE SCHAAF, the Munici- pal Opera’s prima donna was born in Buffalo, N. Y. She comes to the St. Louis organization follow- ing a successful career in both light and grand opera. At the age of 18, following several years of vocal training under such teachers as Madame Cronyn, Edward Ran- dall Myer and Madame Dalilia Va- reri, she entered the Metropolitan Opera House to try for a role with the Scotti Opera Co. Fortunately for Miss Schaaf, there had been a mix-up in dates for her audition at another hall and Scotti was thus forced to obtain the Metropolitan, because while her tryout was tak- ing place, Impresario Gatti Cas- Saza came along, heard her sing and offered her a contract. She naturally accepted and was as- signed 32 different roles to learn, including parts in “L’Orocolo,” “Faust,” “Carmen,” “Walukre,” “Louise,” “Manon,” “Cavalleria Rusticana”’ and “Zaza.” She spent four seasons with the Metropolitan, when attractive offers from light opera producers lured her to the theaters of New York, first with the Shubert’s for their production of “Caroline,” next with Arthur Hammerstein for the prima donna role in the Chicago company of “Rose Marie” and more recently with “Castles in the Air.” DOROTHY SEEGAR, the new ingenue, hails from Marion, Ind., and like Miss Schaaf, has sung in both light and grand opera. Art the age of 18 she made her stage debut in Boston with a Gilbert & Sullivan repertory company. A brief excursion into dramatic work was sandwiched in between a tour with the Kingsbury Foster Grand Opera Co. and a long engagemenr in “Blossom Time.” “The Big Mo- gul” and “Rose Marie” are other musical pieces which occupied the time of the talented young lady in recent years. JOCLETE HOWE, the sou- brette of the Municipal Opera, is a native of Memphis. Sh. Ane RT hake RET Se eet Rie : $e TRE FOP at & ry 9 ong Fs ig Di ae ‘ ‘ — 5 : , , ‘ ¥ a “ ia ate naan ey sii halal ia alt _ * peta tn ete. pt Ssh ike ar ae 4 etn °? & te Games <a : ~~ Pe ah thE ome PO ats in 3 hers, : ~~ er ~ eee. an » a War ce ity - ee Ss -o ee hs SM oF i - “3 ¢. ‘ . . 3 wiles ’ os ake te eee rr et : : % & ge on tet ad - ois “ ‘ “ ‘ ce =" es oe * Neg . ar pereat S Satie ome ws * “% in es ey. QS, ter: aT ae . oo ee 7 or. sf Sk earn. Gales wt tie ty i Bx ee Pores wae sail ls PEPER Bek, ae 4 aie me + ~ se “‘gtalk . any“ “*e : ty . Pm

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LOUIS POST: DISPATCH ES 'Publix Houses | ‘Musical St. : ) , - Theodore Roberts © mee ae ' c Winth rop Ames Stands | Romantic High Jinks at Loews State | Prices Lowered — Is _Enjoined eis VV LEY Out as Prize Producer | St : \ : Development of national circults e ee A writer signing himasig a 4 AR F 4 DE M A “ KET for Ticket Books % ' To Be Do tia | ; , 'ef motion picture theaters wi.l a ta” 2 4 if “Ariel.” who is evidently a ; : LL DAY MONDAY Of Savoy Opera Group 4 a ee vs oh ; j act to the public advantage nex- z ; os a 4 sa as sonia a Lowe i | : ores Ouciity least ; werin dmn.'s- -_ week with the lowering of sewed Se Granta & ef the United States St. prices to purchas:rs oF a *s can truthfully boast 4 p ' + , ~~ SA : Chex Books. a a ) ssl become defunct, has the taligua @ ont sued to al Woolcott Declares That Recent Premiers ot Z zZ =A, : : , aa ianovation of the Publix the , cee eM owns ct ine toca steal y sowed So aaa . - G " AK ' ‘ - orati on ww 4 ps ; fi : Ss Be 2g fe A ee . ** d “R dd: 8 S we Ch f] ° : . f 4 ye! ‘ hese 'aters’ Corp Lsf at : me : ; a = “Singing, ’" a magazine , “7 2 ntances when travel- Patience an = igore erve letiy to | a | | ters stretching from | ora * | -— fae see he voca! and -— @ eecvanta Wonderful Mar- 5 as = | ian eins es Ee —_ the v' ] associates arte: a mg.- M k p bl; Thi k i div ot “Tolanthe ° i | ) P ’ : a: : ’ | San Franc isco and ‘ -_ CU : — xy St You . is a backslider, RE: 18 the most mod ern— - a 4 u ic in on - P "hy ; a J \ ‘ | Florida, the Chex Book i :% = _ ad — e @ th ' Prayer san- . ; offered for saie at any i ‘ = ; ; a am Su re, only oF _ time, * + - J so z A ia eit ~ ‘ ; / , ) ‘ator boxoffice, and are excha ce a proud ¢ y ust feel the By ALEXANDER WOOLCOTT. other ™cnagers would immediate’) . | ie, able for tickets at all the Pub. — PE itg Sympnony Orchestra ; NEW YORK, May ° seek fame and e B} ippin +e ay \ theaters. ad 2 =e I will hold back these salty — ' a Pes a @e * “ * J F } 4 . - a ’ Z ; ' ; ‘ : o> - - = f into the same inimeor epertos! ’ , A saving cf 19 per cent ‘and mournful pax vobiscum, — ter wen tae past wees Winthrep When suc! ra we . : j / =" ‘ wy ; ; - ‘ —_— i . aelitiiibinl ites I io not bel .eve that whois City = 4 Ames: has experienced the .uz- ......: A th iweiing hands. the ; | , 4 | " . theater going i. --SCLe ats . 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These music-icvers aug - ingly, permits St. Loui moneyed folks simply de set “Y overs.” with Ramon Novarre and Alice Terry. a 65 cent motion pictur ag . — ~~~ te ~¢ ‘ the proper contact in St Loum. 2 7 ere eto nee Gi senel |. The debacle of the San —" + ie + r et > nw ey ¥ 4 pr ~>« } - ; hard put to {t te pretect them frem . kes it plain that our m f o be 7 -* " > ’ : . > a can . : eae rr: ¢ ot. ue Sal a tT. thes sav: - +s Ey : r desire ? * : griowin iDute > ne! ; ‘ t + nd _ , it Sane ote i z .CfS, WW «taal . ' , * @ +) tregg and as a @ire r eve : an th | H }] . da the same time ol ffering th ublic ue in the hearts of the pi bite, ARES EE: ee . tae oriywoo cocina sponsored by J. C. Williamson, wW! capricious wishes of a smal lished tn tne th an ocpportunity to sce i aoe © ! . 3 “9 seisiats et ee nikaadiiiiied . rights of all i+- should not Le a factor. — et rere On tne cay at: rerer whist?! t} nat tures for ess, ar chat. : ic = Pure . . * , Wo! heim the “airy Ape” and a ’- Ne ee cesses. The noblest oreh lestra of all ‘ quailty a ” 7 theater tickets ag gi!‘s. ws flight. ical history almost * at oF : . hard-boiled devil-deg cf What eaieaacnetir tine — = America! erk incl ss Ethel Rovein | Price Glory” stage fame, is now MUNY OPERA ith ( rocks because one man and @e eussing and fighting his way to a REHEARSALS UNDER ; Letty.” : - wow | ae aione had supported : years. Luckily the culture@ Ph Bs nyttin BA RGAE RO a WOR ewe ~ * St a OR Ry nai Al A AOR Be he Sgt’ gk din ER? Abe few seasons. eperag Were Scenes and characters from eee EN Sa Ry pe ee OS ee PRR AN ct ik et ty eae: ai bes ae aes sore Saher cake fete AS Nee LETH £ * - exception” viged.y , - yusiy in Ne theut ' o ‘el villains at d, ~~ of fame. “9 adulation which was Miss Adams : pavil ng over ... pine Aer > 7 Hs : oo ] , ftez : en : . co dy ro | rd- ed top sergeant in “Two ss ) | sung . Arthur Hammerstein's “Rose yrds tter ’ Se. nas 5 mca Ut! 18 Lc ; - 2s ” eos ~~? mar ; : m ; 7 pe a Cha a ceip! Thereafter, the partners ...5 of the screen’s merciles me Seen ; post-war comedy drama which | heard in St. Louis. Similarly all the reviewers were jonerhe ; to thwart the eo cute ot the auneis fae, © of that city were not able te get t ic c dv ; ed “Sar if ys ; . Ned sabe ; ; ay : ‘ : ° 4 — a w ~ emic comedy cailed Saturdays were ready 1 Z ‘The Pirates . ‘ . as killed more m a | i ce emma aeentineiie ’ 7~ ? 1% 2 “— oo = ° us at the Booth ‘ast aary amd they clinched the American copy- The acter once again capitalizes tor his werk in man tic accomplishment of the aay” The Maxwe!] Andersen plz = tke orchestra himself and on ey en — a ry = iZAtion ®& sich made him national) ( : Ame - poll Saale cadieeiniahinln nearted W. A. Clark to eup similar niche in the screen hal produc . tse a WAY FOR PREMIER 1 Janney’s “Ji Love.” of Boston were finally able tem : " ‘ - , ‘tclory eu ad hestra ovation was as nothing to the fond 3 tormalitv oc | “A = | Talal Montgomery s gona ue the famed ore! vari ; formality ee ar-growing proc lheim has been cast as a Preceding Page. ' “Mey ¢ ‘ Sper res : Wold Continued From S Dillingham's “City Chap” py Henschel, Gericke, Nikigh # pertion a vear later when uth — the Niagara ef re- iain = Ds *% % si wn A it] dollar iol f nt been ne mt rer — oo . ritabl 1ic pt ta : & es . rabian Knights,” a million douar headliner and has frequent.y dl | A ce ** aiv Tr eege Los ~- ~ * - > * to the ranks of the cinematic ce the Municipal Opera but not to St | eee importance of the band, ~ . ‘ss . ~ rr ~~ > - — ssi BES rities. ‘ Le! 4 n ae as t ’ r Oily silts .’ ’ Children,” which was ffered to mzanc pon an eager world Se eee aan - eg Louise’ ee ee ee a icipal Theate This his burgers are still compelled te or e 7 : .% sill ‘wii : _ 7 7 5 ~- — as - a f . o4 ID opera. avid up the leca!l choruses, the The highest qual!ty. best (tasting, most epoetizing, the erid ures Spring Chickens. +3 papers broke out |: as! (ten b desert p : PS lyon on ) vens he Andrad he stz nanagt ) societies, the chamber muis @ Pigeons (each) . scetment that “Saturday pe ' : own ¢ ‘heavy: cares! at i em known 16 eee oan ae ed « hi See ag ang ; have been associated with of active participation im @m ‘an A RRA nie: eRe ne: name cade Squabs (seach) .. mn” had ‘ens ed * om ru! Ler ii Ido! if i- raed 2 " ‘ re tT @f3 5 . oe oii , celluloid wy | ' | aes “5 Sates , Pie a ‘ “ute Pa aa enterprise for sev era. would prefer a city of many r : Hams (smoked) Pt 4 os — = . ane a : ‘ ’ » o wa i ae » * - ' > ; - me _ * Tf i¢ on ; . i i z ash s isd 4 + aes J oe 2 ee »% > tzer Pr ze. The award of the prize pi ul e; : . successfl am venture that 1 re-Gacwyn vrs he PB a eek ele Re ruses to a city of one artite Hams (Fresh) 0 “In Abraham's Bosom” instead horthan 3] e1 reduced Sehinad . ron? : ire, ma of adventure navin : iE agg 0 th, Sages aes . cultivated orchestra. A _ y Sreugnt that Negro trea |: niienge'e nae ina | he Navy Sow, &! ‘ ‘ — = aE Ve oe etiam a+ enccees Professer Guido Vogel mainly from | community is made wp Spare S..+ sti ife again from its tomb in on hrouding their rehearsals woe making “Fireman. ' y its background, will picture George . Pitkin oi ; : Louis Sym-| musica] individuals. Pork Chops a oR Saag Ac ca Raa aK el ae RRP SR a pam e teS. se TTT TTL on eae oo _ aw ae . a . . . = » ry tre it «tat ok : fendag”’ | darke in ‘? , + +h r rT P 5 f yioniais., vervin - ' eoaugpeae : iy ; +. store "Ouse rut . sta ed sucn OA 1.nacd in “ark ‘st . ee .G A: =’ G: and One: a House. 2 9t" @ ys — War 3 a “a pe a” : : - whenv ri? he i) ‘he nit at each Taks heart. St. Louis ane . ; P by 37 the .* —- — Q be —_-? th izec . 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Bis . e » + sie 2S & —F é ag that its pa ena : raat O ‘ eo j rs Orr Liverpecti, tnat : 5 annou need afte = Tre Coloniais begun te wane under ihe !assitu: they were able to be first om the 4.5 “neay” in h entire screen i...» trem = hurr , Braddock’s men by the French and : 7 “2s = 2 a ‘ . ri. es ¢ so had ac . - é i V c \€ 34 eS - to Fort _ is- ~ nm nt m many vears a , 3 : : : i ame é , ee ~ eee EM . , ' ‘ erience and he spe ’ rT ¥ emendousiv and has been hearty do.” and at that they get On.y a ; ar =rit | seery- ... the Third Dimension in pic Quen ili ¢f of the pic ” i ale a medv erver 417 e week s start. ~ Ase am ts « ; | stecx aork ; rliayving ré oe : > Pe e i ¢ " " o- "ts | 4 Fr Y at ‘east. eannet even for tre , ee . 3 —— ‘ asia atry’s an” Singing Oaritonme roeies, ¢oil _ ' , es _ . , ~ : ' * 7 Ss « . -— 2 a 2 oo | . Ty} eh*s + he ~ —- . “o1 r} a Thy he or present him as a poor surveyer racte: rx 4 rs i , ert ey - ’ 4 any oe : rv mt Au . is ‘ivent'a numbers. 1txin & th hen Winthrea mes revived re commen property here. So e%ei 21 uveni:é lames art = as os ee A | Ss ; ; a 4 4 Dp r the in- un yeky in lave and ever vthing "Blanthe” and “The Pirates af within the past two weeks. ! = nhiucs} . . SOR OE ae Sap A BS PE REE RE of the first warm duvs. bucked up American scene with “The Mika- « yew ot 444s eareer includes appearances ~ . _- a =" , s a — rr mension ejse he undertoox, as ‘upert . following productions : , : , : Wughes has pictured him. is ques- . the nregs era ‘tinke T # R 7 youd wrose accen : * ; n th ss Ww iewarm. When a Rose “Ma: at ~ geemed that tien il Rut these familiar with have died in morta: , ~~ nc nile aeheeeiatins wi " . a r screen ’ : Res : b tic , atZ o — . ‘ , . . ’ ’ te ‘he Wavs at picture preduction are air it encountered severa! ethers agony and with whose spea! + , ! Pane’ , eg il « peenlligiete —_ gis agape BP z ! ’ n a nex? tive = a’ . =o ¢ : » . Pa Senet eB, " aye “ erfain that if te Preducers err up there and [ distinet!v reeal! voice vou could, I believe. = —— a ats — ' “ n : ars . ; n ‘ AS : . = ; . . —_ ‘ =s + rie I Pe ran. / ey ae +4 nominating Mr. Ames at ence for, tin c And I have seen “ : . - " ee la t Will be en the side of the con- , o Jal ‘Florodora Chiffon - - - - ~ ae as an ‘ - ~ é “a at _ me . — . - %% wv . -~", The presidency of les “nited nee revived en a stage so on ” — entiona.. ri, Little Nellie Kell »9 : i ao Fi ; : 4 ‘ -* é = " 4 . LJ fee Lal anes = . — és = -_ a . sé ont States, Burt t! i magi hi lied with prepoatercus scenerv ha‘ Re eR: —— P. SSCIImaAR SSS Eileen Percy wife of Ulrich me? Merry. Merr: Pol- ensine . ; mecv °} ' } . ; i es | . torts fn a) mia te } 2 a . ‘ — . GilBert and Sullivan reviv ‘he Paar agoons seemed “e-ngpenn fie: Br. Ye aa oe | ti sii - Be he + I > #,&2> m bad me ‘ ' Fl: ’ af th “=? lis Buse hea. is > “ ‘ - . ° os > . ‘ . ‘ F ‘ >> . i | 3e8! remembpoe 4 ute j; 4 } nen 7 ‘ess paingta ing, : amin roie of Regina a ec2lssOF.- © ' fence 3tn te an lla east in John Gilbert's ‘Twelve came to America at the age of . z= ever touched veur lips ane — pga ciety all ne vee catrusted to a female impersenat * . " id , . é , ae si . . ~s ‘ . m-s * Ae s - > | - hardily ta produce Rud nw ¢ ‘rem the Buriesque and vaudev! + thing left. the scree! | J ma Cnicago lepartment store . , ; inget : mn! hoot! eggers and hi-jackers. vs0an and still another ‘aid clumevy, circuits whese Bumoer is PESiy ants : jacided rH - : Crawford and Betty Compson are ‘rave: Witn the Cleveland Min- * e! r nas aecit : ; Ser FP ry ) r c7 -Ompse - p - ; 4 3 e 2 e canatinsenta both ceuntfries. He SF Den't miss thia treat. GARDEN THEATER played Hamlet for a considerable cess for her in such character ven all ef the “7 y Gem eat success in its initial presenta- ci. in “Princess Chie” and with | : wt ley's as weil as appetiz WILL OPEN WITH run; ealiso Everyman. Everyman, 1ONsS. From Tiffan : & > 1928 as tions. Cecil 3. De Mille’s ~ 2 Be ‘ian Russell in “Lady Teazie.’ | ing saiadse—/fruit saiads ™ ? . vm | ’ . Lan 7 alte ts 4 i¢ 3 ; . ~ ¢ . ? ' Md 'aes¢ | +) " - ~ ote 7 — ° a, So * » a i ‘ : = ~~ pees 7 x mia , eb 1 /s ‘ ’ Continued From Preceding Page. “'O? CSS (4 Tamun ef the in her next Paramount preluctien, em is Precesa Michael Strogeft” all were pepu- york” He was-a member of the = | ca % deck club sandwiches ail + ry ee —sew allied “Hula. » setting of the .Culs Woilheim, said ta 1e lar. New Len Chaney willden the ,-iginal “Checo Sold pa ee A a ae ; dolled up. Steaks, roasts, Midsummer Night's Dream," “The The other plays to be presented } an t-looki actor ever starred whisk of Russian meujik in 2.4 inter toc petra Risa Seidl éand 6 dcor Retrgeraters ai your dealer & Heil ng , p Oa 'e” and a thew Tempest, Oberen, in “Midsummer iurtinge the we . = . . vibias oS ” isxers Of a is ri¢ tos bs - ass si pea F eeaied cork beara insulation bas been proevea by test te P=. “ pigeon pie a a Night's Dream:” Den “arios in ‘ cai ~~ — , ~—— May make a millic ‘Terror.’ a story of the miberien ft the ("¢ rv Theate maintaiR lowes temperatures with lees ice of ehectricity : . send other appetizing a -A & xs & i> 4 . # Lf 5&3 I “e ian ng Ff . : ; an : ; N . ’ é ‘ a +. : ‘ - . : . : 3 " . : 2 . . ‘ : ; 4 it isi Tae a7 ‘ "Its rt - ‘a 17 > ern on Yon Juan.” Sebastian in weifth June i figure Red Revielutieon in 19 dishes—-to tempt that Ss . . ‘ a " : . es — ‘ ae & | s . * >! “4. 4 BT ; ur i - L ce ¢t a % , - ,% ’ ’ . ' = 0) . »* ny ~ r> = 7 : . . - oe Frank McEntee. Previous Shakes it} iuiam A. Parson as cen- eties in neari: Jeseph A. Addison, L. FP. Hopkins. mona Park in Grand Rapids. Mich as . = ye Vegetable pearecan parts imciude Rosalind. ductor. 1e7 st are nivende at WW. tL. Medley. Arthur Vach. George The following winter Kieman san Sa. — 1 , Ss = ena. Se Midsummer Night's massed in great cheruses t eniy = { in rehearsal on the numbers ex, Eugene Arras, Nathan Wax- Darttene roles with f } . I ) i: @ : a Dream;” Geod Deeds in “Every- Apollo Club Meets. seloists famed in opera —" tich will he suns ee man. Guy Gelterman Jr., Saiem (‘ight Opera Co. at the Cent oF easy cicaning. ce , . i : ‘: ape variety of Maria in “Tweift Night” At the annual f 1} ei heater in N Yorl ie } ctuall { : | i — Maria in “Tweifth Night”, * annual meeting of the PRN Ere The famed Chicage Sinevers Weiss. neater in New York. He has ap- chambers that act se ? : Vw You have [Om mManding gure ; : 5 ingverein ‘ a : & newer * te oe ] . ; ee , rv; ~—* o* » ‘* ¢% 7 : sat ee 4 ‘ . +u a ‘ Chariotte in “Dem Juan”; Widew active members of the Apeilo . € 300 voice: rive a “elo” Bassos—Liovd M. Harris les VeATed In Severa: Hationa;ly Znown take ice-cakesot in “Shrew.” Club, held at Moose Hail. severa! music todar, Bruno Waiter, dir ; ) if “7s 4 a, ages TR 4 sg ic lumber. unde : PE meiil éT} , m i2 va id has alse sung with the * ~ , . : e direction of J. Woeds, Merrill B. Weir S . “ : os : Cari Benton Reid. Cleveland days following the concert im tor general ef the Williar : Boste » : In 12 standard And th é — oS : ¥ astAM 7 DIE! ‘s directer. Hunter. Leuis Lieberstein, rt on Light Jpera (so. in 1926 Les. e Piayheuse Repertory Company: Arr. efficers for the seasen 1 Berlin and the tatandi fan pe will 1d several che Reim. Lewell Caldwell. A 1] ne Messrs. Shubert engaged hin other fearures Gesire. previous Shakespearean parts in- 28 were elected ag follows: D.C. . 3 : ange ue | ee ee ee en eae vee (‘or the Lenden company of “Th you clude Romeo, Prospero, King Zytowski, president; C. C. Culbert. “*U% Coméuctor oa! scant it ad ie a cooly ee there | Meck, a weer, Can sits ntact Sateen caine Lear, Five Wits in “Everyman.” son, first vice president, Joseph H. ‘err ‘Walter will come to Cleve. a ae Seen 3 piece at Feste in “Twelfth Night.” Petruch-| Kelly. second vice president: Scott land expressly | rect the aymph- Kansas The chorus fer “Madame Butter- +. ssety's thant somes sae via milli tl io in “The Taming of the Shrew.” R. de Kins. secretary: Charies Ga!- ony orchestra | | aia ay aan ag a fy" censiate ef members of loca! sok - suinieent some nti Setanta curse S c Howard Southgate. Assistant loway. director; George Raveid. +. an an oy a ‘siand. cheral clubs and will be augment- inthe ten anion wie eatin neal Beiding-Hall offers the Director of the Goodman Theater, librarian and stage manager on oe i lees go aR cnae ee i 08 by & Dumber of regular mem- | ainer imeertant Buremenm anmtens test ] of all Chicage. Fermerty directer in Lit- At his ewn request. Phi 4 ‘il! arrive in time to conduct fina! “ - (a i of Schoo! bers ef the Chicago Civic Opera. —_ — — oe pean centers grea vaivues ° te Theater in New Orleans, Char- Becker, who has served the ciub as "ehearsals « ‘Nhe erchestra wh re tie | cha 7 = JOHN CHERRY, one of the on- Write for dealer’s name acters piayed at Garden Theater. president on three different acca. abe ceuiented tanidancaeie Un 7 | , 7 j be can. echtel at T. AY © EA ern Ss Rew comedians, ts an Avus- : Thogeus. [nh “Midsummer Night's sions wag net re-elected ae meee — -. Se BA ° indreth ane te c™ tTracdan, His stage work started at Belding-Hall Company, Reethaw A piance and -vtolin recital of . «he St salle me oreoen loan. srsennel ef the Cleveland Orch |niversary of the death of Beethav. p recital of the age of seven when he Joined | = Belding Mich he } : re eo ' . . — ; ie : . ~ _ a _ a - - on 2 Night": “Baptista” tn “Shrew. 2 The first concert. te be held tn rehearsals Walter s ' s tie , Beethoven's sonatas will be given the Pollard Opera Cempany to Ruseeli Collina Carnegie Insti- Nowember, will be the hundredth ‘oca- 1. he “ " sic aaedta eat ieee SF tonight at the Y. M. H. a.-¥. W.) Pay & Soy rele in “The Chimes of ti te he te tt? Aan? ° : mas . , : ; «4 * - ‘ rm ”" » ‘ ‘ ee . ate Pheater, Pittsburg. permanent oncert of the club. and plans are “@ soloists will be with th Bpecial trains tre | ecer the | ZH: & auditorium by William par. | ~OT™*ndy.” He remained with the There » « Beiding Hail for Al repertory cempany of The Play- being made te make this a ¢u shoes - ’ 0 daa = Gh over Ge ampany fer ten years, touring the Also , a ubilee =: erures alee.’ tate vats ~ ye —— ~ Jt t } ’ a . . > ; ‘ ie ® . d. violinist. Py: D C i invited. Australia tc piay | rod’ ions a ~ man.” __ * “* ~ student Prince. At the conciusion : ota a ae ae Satisfy yourself—as have Py Ae ek en ahead 2 a RAN in gaa «Long wk a * Co a oe el ee 5 be Y A 19 ge gm 5 , ei ope ed rot 0 pouting Wie ere s% 7 “ine sieaalatd “ ri TO Pe, oe ae ee FAR PND AMOS EA Mie 4 aT ad

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ETS - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Re St. Louis) Ae KANSAS CITY FIGHTS Th aie Diinots Flag Day June 14. —2memeust =— — PHOTOPLAY = PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : TODAYS Is Enjoined Not : oP RINGFIELD, 7. May 30>] cee a ee ee — ; ling upon citizens of Illinois to ) he | if AT AY PLA T B D KEEP REVENLIF OFFICE Jopeer the sesqui-centennia! of the | S r i @, i) 4 &, Ay ne . SUN fey ANSP A pe eV) tye EK Wt 0 adoption of the flag of the United i rays SS la) Bi | Pe t . a re £ i ae 3 0 € - ga, fT ) F M | p i F 7. States, Gov. Small today issued a G RAND AT DEL MAR | * ; — 4 ~ ie REL EWI: : aac ~ -~£ ae we vy PLE : we se if Gap ; HY 4. et lamation designating June 14! © Mee; ~ dee A writer signing himeelf or he IM aR | | Proc eOpheum Curcuit Vaudeviles 4 m es ; |} as State flag day and 8. 14 as flag By? rT 99 ° f LA Double self “Ariel,” who is evidently Under OPEN ALL _ Pra ee Appeal to Coo]- | week. i AND BEST FEATURE PHOTOPL AYS Jf Perfected Cooling Systems A aed Asn wee oa ithe im:ression that St. Louis hes - The Quality institution | idge, Who Refers Them to | I P. M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P.M. 4 = In Skouras Theaters Insure Refreshing Comfort Always—Cool 4 Rereeaatiie , OR PARR RAO 3 ; Wek —and Air Free From Ciammy. Oppressive Mois- i} ; its Symbhon the United States St. ead pages a Air—-Pure = an FE tag ay ; ; | J allowed its Symphony Orchestra tp can truthfully boast Mellon. ADVERTISEMENT ( COOL— Air Tempered for Your Comfort —COOL } tricone tt BR 4 ||BADEN ¢ | “Singing,” a magazine devoteg to . gequaintances when travel- | Special te the Post- “Dispatch. ith, Sliney- oan neg Aemeeted | : B: E | e | “oc4 4} Bremen Theater ¢ Ee the vocal and associate arts: ing- This Wonderful Mar- | WAS HINGTON, May $8.—Onpe. | iver complaint for | a pecta) Permission - Jesse L. omy | 20th and Bremen “ ital : over twenty years, I w UNT Character Actor IN PER ] St. Louis is a backslider, but g nl “ Fal Saaroaal en to the proposal of David A.| try Warner’s Compound, propper on ° 4 U ¢ homes Meichen ts am sure, only for the time. The most beautifu Pepa ith. | Blair, United States Interna! Reve-| using it for a time was completely | , CHOUTEA { “BLIND | A ” proud old city must feel the logs of tery in the nal -_ we ° ‘nue Commissioner to close the|Ured- Am now well and strong. I| E Vf ZY | dete paces its Symphony Orchestra keenly g, in its four walis ra ie. ieee eas fii can unqualifiedly state this medi- | 2 7 ) "OY I will hold back these salty tear Superior Quality—far ee y revenue office and | cine without any doubt saved my! & ‘ . Ag L743 4 and mournful pax vobiscum. jer than the best in the Place the collection of all internal | life and I can conscientiously rec- Va / Yh, p} | th City of St. Louis. revenue taxes Mis ;ommend it to oth I do not believe at Conductep in lissour! under ers similarly af- | In Association with Reynolds Denniston in , f 4 . . i i : . ‘ Rudolph Ganz was complctely Lindbergh's wond erful Collector Becker in St. Louis, was\| vi ted. This testimonial is given Vm. C. De Mille’s Brilliant Sketch Her, Latest Sensation. d Remley’'s new | W1tbou n , , ; oe - re downcast over the musical fy: ‘ure flight an St. Itaken to President esis today h Vv solicitati on and bv my! @ “THE MAN HIGHER UP’’ | | | A Little Bit of Jazz! y | I 5640 Easton f St. Louis when he saw the § oz Arcade Market are , own -c will. Name on request. A Little More Loving! rs PNAS tert ond mont son: PM Dy Dr. E. B. Cements, Republican | Cet Warter's Conn; geet Hl HAMDERS & MILLISS | JULI & ounso JENNY & MYLING | [i mS} Gute « Bit ot Kinin IRMA Theater ("essays evn 6324 Bartmer Av. News and i ‘Pables phony melt away simply because of - tstanding events. ‘Nat l | (formerly Wa &: fe IAIE A P | stan | swationa 7 +) rner knows that t.ere are ju.c as many && gr Today, Sunday’ S /souri, and Representative Faust of | eS devout music lovers in St. Loujg Extra Specials, additional | St. Joseph. fom stosey. as rs yl ie f CARL McCULLOUGH | GIBSON’ § Navigators | — , | Dou t, . Cl nis and Faust said “Ozark Park O ’ | MILE ble Pragrams h ny earnest | | _ ; ; | ar rchestra | ND THE 12 Newstea “ of that city wer to ret the ff (trimmed) ... 100M fs "22 Ustened sympathetically, Cafe Under Management GUY GOLTERMAN PRESENTS OT cenieating Sassi iuiceneet! WEN | cote tare” {tea ea et de haste al y3 » t9 > 2 ee " phe * eee ae ane eee ee eae : " — Aertie * ~~ orion tao hee Diedyinn-see eer her Sti niwiSalhe 2 peleeamnaais theese , ere ck Asan, Geld Asnmnarell se rw Wea west oe fe ie wots ciptitin iy: I” atiing argent te a atm 7 paste RP nae Be , — ve hi. bboy ats ¥ . EE CRS = IP Cia ie! SOARED LENG EN ahaa REALE ETS So beg MTB ET HEE ae ITE me SS epee ES ATI RO hee PR Alen at Si ns as 3 Te Ss ae a 2 BER kote Phin Te ces 2 gen ey Bag CME Beas 8 ; eras, 4 w , . . » , . 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Le ae sue wdiigken “ee Te ee wae emre P Apmete: ee 7 R -_ rs nite nk eer ee ti ’ a s w eye a ha ee ee ee Siecle n dite se yon Sapa: ty yb * ack: Biren -e Senay pile “Gait wheginng C at 3 rz ote L ORG, aN See eel ri! os rote aie G 4 ; : . ‘ : : c : ; . ee wt , POSS . * bi 23 e *eagha8agg Pe AEP He Aree Caw etal apap UT ls aN idan 88 SS RTPA IN LAST: “7 PSSA IE, EMER BER NEAR IY Bs IO we it ee oe a rR eR Se Nerds, 1 Bact ti ae? A TEAS dees igs oe ae ¥ 4 e ¢ Tet ad Ts Good’ | Someone in St. Louts may be look- | W here the Food img fer the preperty you have tc. € Absolutely atrict- Belding-Half’ N es 'y fresh, Todny's Ret na 2 7 ell, or they may be induced te leok erigeratore .§ Rewls iaid; frenh Next to the 628 North Grand Av. nie yours if it is advertised in the | | | Hi ——— EE —_ ~ Se Shake a: on 2 J Missouri Theater Post-Dispatch. Phone your ecder or | ' your seatest grugsist. apne hours ing sei a LIK re. ee: 9 ——— leave it with your nearest druggist. clean, sweet and sanitary ie ,

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He stepped on third to forces Topercer and then threw to = ' ahead of the runner for a doubie} piay Bell scored, but the world), dions’ threat’ had been si- : Douthit followed with #7 » fiz to right center. but Grastal went out for a brilliant catehy . 1at same kind of support) e7 venth. and withneut 14 1 in the first Inning, Ring | come up witha victary i} full game in St Louse | gave nine hits, whilet scoring his seven: ory. was found fe Ring walked five bat- || three —_ iS (irst b . He adows oniy the difference. Pirates Fieid Brilliantly. Then Meadows was backed 3p maiy all tae way. lan Cardinal was robbed ‘ot | t looked Uke a sure base BE 1Idition te Traynor, Wright and Se - Continued on Page 2, Col. 5. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Club ; Pitt.burg 23 Chicago .3! New York2o ‘arimals 18 Pty I'phia 16 Boston —- Brookiyn 17 ;T Boston at New York. rer on at Washington,

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editions of Goe : celess aust.” pethe by Kolbe from the 12. also an oil painting of year —— nt Money build you a home complete nts like rent. Let us show es we are building. If your for, let us explain how you for both house and lot at ill cost no more than the | if ie is i ey ae MI has a , ; ne oe = ‘ey «3 h =e » Ss OG ° e r ; > ae - ee i Poa roy INS *. 2? a = - re Y EP LEN rN 4 -DIS TSN es ¥ : RA ICH ‘, ¥. KSSS NS NS WK » Yl Udy PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927. i—6S FAIRMOUNT OPENING Ring Is Wild and Cardinals Lose to Pirates, OS i i i i ed a aa a ae ae ae ee i ee HANDICAP CTORY IS | ENTH IN ROW | '¢ FOR LEADERS: Meadows Registers His Sev- enth Consecutive Box Triumph—Fine Fielding Marks Game. By Herman Wecke. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. PITTSBURG, May 28.—Jimmy Ring’s wildness coupled with breaks of the game, enabled jeague-leading Pittsburg Pirates the | the | to run their winning streak to 10; in a row this afternoon, when they | defeated the world champion Caréd- | third & to 4. incidentally time, inals for the The victory marked | the seventh successive triumph for | lee Meadows, the bespectacled right-hander. After the him a two-run lead, Cardinals had given | thanks to some | solid hitting against Meadows, Ring | started wild. in the opening frame and He walked two men | both | those passes were turned into runs. | After this, Ring, his second start of the men of O’Farrelil. and pitched good ball. But breaks of the game went against him in the seventh.- when the league leacers put over three In this round, both Tomrmy The- 5 Bottomley - - . . id the for year venow and Jin up easy grounders, grounders that they would handle cleanly times out io. But each 7 . who was making |} settled down | the | runs. , messed | nine | of the; grounders, one by Paul Waner and) the other a huni by was officially Cards Rally in Ninth. This proved enough to cause the downfall of the former New York right-hander and it more than off- set the Cardinal threat in the ninth when they put over one tally and were stopped only because Pie Traynor is a great third baseman. To start the ninth, Bel! singled, So did Toporcer, who batted for Schang. Clark. for Thevenow, walked, and the bases were full With none out. It looked like a Cardinal inning, an old-fashioned rally and victory. Wattie Holm went up He hit one on the nose. But Traynor came up with a clean | stop. He stepped on third to force | Toporcer and then threw to Harris | ahead of the runner for a double | scored, but the world Champions’ threat had been si- lenced. Douthit followed with a Pop flr to right center, ham went out for a brilliant catch. With that same kind of support im the seventh, and without that Wildness in inning, Ring hught have come up with a victory im his first full game in St. Louts hvery. He gave nine hits, Meadows, in scoring his seventh Victory, was found for Sut Ring waiked five bat- eucows only three and the difference. a Pirates Field Brilliantly. Anen Meadows was backed Bensationsily all the way. than What looked Ip, addition to Play. Bell first while up More like a sure bese hit. Traynor. Wrircht and Continued on Page 2, Col. 5. Glenn Wricht, | scored as a base hit. STAKE WON BY PRINCE OF WALES i baa i i a PPL PRIN : of the Victor Taken After the Race. hh ee ee ne ee = i ££ a PP PPPPOP OA 0 eee - . OO ii i i a a a POPOV POPOL OA Pn CE OF WALES WINNIN ’ Photograph of Finish of the Opening-Day Stake Race at Fairmount. Jockey Chick Lang Is in the Saddle. POND NN ala ag ~ ONO PDO OS el ee A el i a i a a a a a a aa a a at ale ‘aan : 2 =~ . . ~ ~ = EN ees hoisting the emblem as they did on raising the league pen- nant on the opening day of the ) season here.” Rise ca HORNSBY. who led PAPAL LL LOPS LP LOLOL LS Lm, OS >> ~ ~~ ord of 13 feet, 2 inches far behind, Barnes kept pace with the Yale Continued on Page 3, Col. 3, ad. _ bd Se , “Me u . c ¢ r NDS — i ease oe . 4 ot So a se mee 4 “ “A } f . ; ae? OS's PN AND - 2, : “> a7," ae a * , * a Oem , a . See Sa Oo 2 na ee te eS, “3 ." "of b's" on on ~ > * _- Fes ~ aes *. "7 vy . >. ee ore td wae helt, a oe ‘ . - . a ~ . / REPO J 7 pS cs . *, ap be | | | opening | home 6-4 Vw LO PB PLP LPO LL Ph VANGILDER AND ZACHARY DUE TO PITCH TODAY ‘Browns Will.Go Away for a Month’s Trip After ! ' i ' | j : ; i ; : i Prince of Wales Indian Love Call Nor easter Reputation. aSenator Norris INDIAN LOVE CALL MAKES GOOD FINISH FOR PLACE IN COLLINSVILLE HANDICAP E. B. McLean’s 4-Year-Old Colt Withstands Challenge in Stretch Rain Turns Track Muddy for Last Three Events but 11,000-Crowd Gets a Full After- noon of Enjoyment. Chart of Collinsville Handicap by Hish Time-Sand |} Value to winner $6070, second 350U. fourth "$150. ndicap. 3-rear-clds and sup. Went to poet 4:09. At post Pocket. Trainer. L. Tauber. third $400, cn Ss HORSE. WT. PP. § Equi valent Odds to ] Str. Fin. a — ee DPtrgg towers” W. Curran a—H. G. Bedwell entry. Prince of Waies away well and displaying high flash and nolding on well had to race wide for the most of the way and came steadily during etretch. easter began tiring badly when reaching last furlong. Gloster was done when reaching the stretch. Bulletin wae always outrun. during stretch. half a milé but gare way thereafter. Senator Norris had no mishaps. outstayed speed. moved into lead like a Indian Love Call. The latter Nor’. Reputation was well up for $2 mutuoele paid—Prince of Wales. win $9.10. place $5.70. show $4.70; Indles Love Call, place $6.30, show $3.60; Nor’easter. show $3.10. By Dent McSkimming. A variety of thrills made the opening day of the spring meeting at Fairmount Race Track yesterday afternoon an occasion that will stick long in the memory of the 11,000 who attended. Galloping horses, close finishes, long prices, a pounding hail- etorm, startling flashes of lightning, a beautiful rainbow which arched the track, and dust transformed to watery mud added color to the spectacle which is sever drab even under the most common- place conditions. While the rainbow drew many exclamations of admiration, the nearest thing to a pot of gold for the “investors” was a $27.90 re- turn on a $2 win ticket on Louis- ville & Nashville, victor in the third race. Prince of Wales Wins. Between storms the Prince of Wales, owned by E. B. McLean, and ridden by Chick Lang, raced brilliantly to capture the Collins- ville Handicap, a six-furlong dash, which was given the choice posi- tion on the opening day program. The heavy rain which preceded the race resulted in the scratching of four entries, leaving a field of eight starters—Senator Norris, Bulletin, Nor’easter, Reputation, Prince of Wales, Glister, Indian Love Call and Murzim. All but Murzim had plenty of backing from those who Doubleheader With Cleve- lrisked their money in the mutuels. land. By J. Roy Stockton. Dan Howley’s Browns, who have and lost 12 their current May 2, conclude won 11 stand at wil] their istay at Sportsman’s Park this aft- , ernoon with a double-header against the Cleveland | made necessary by yesterday's post- | ponement. ened condition | pitching staff /made to play the game, Because of of the effort but the heavy rain formed puddles in the every (outfield and after a delay of 650 minutes, the announcement made that two games would be ‘played today, with the first start- 'likely selection for with Vangilder when ing at 1:30 o'clock. Elam Vangilder probably will pitch the first contest of the twin bill, with Tom Zachary the most the second. i games since | Indians, | ‘so much the weak-. Brownie | was. The Prince enjoyed some racing luck, in that he popped through to take the lead as Starter Bill Sny- der raised the barrier. Nor'easter, a recent Kentucky Derby candi- date, provided most competition for the leader through the back stretch but was unable to maintain pace at the stretch turn. group bunched behind Prince of Wales, and passed Nor’easter with ease that it looked aa if he might overtake the leader. How- ever, Chick Lang had reserved just ee ate Carter Beats was) Edvin Wide California Runner . Defeats Emil Levsen, who was warming up | yesterday's | downpour chased the athletes to! ithe dugouts, is expected to face big | Elam, with Sherry Smith or Ben- | ‘mie Karr working in the other for | | Cleveland. The Browns must win both | ‘games to finish the stay at home) ‘about the the ¢| ; fi victory also would put them ex- .600 mark and a double | actiy at the 50-50 level for the sea-' ‘pon, as they have won 17 and lost! 19 since the campaign started. The Stand at Home. Cleveland opened against the Senators lost four straight to them near to second place. After Athietica, the Browns mopped up _on the Boston Ked Sox in a four- game series. Then, with second place within | was | stopped by the brilliant work of the reach, the Brownie attack Continued on Page 3, Col. 6. then broke | in two) the | Swede by 15 Yards in Mile Race. Br the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May vin Wide, Swedish runner, failed here today in an attempt to beat the world’s record held by Paavo Nurmi, his countryman, in the one- mile run, time was four minuts 16 4-65 sec- onds, compared with Nurmi's mark of four minutes, 10 2-5 seconds. the most sensational upsets of the | history of loca! track meeta. taking three out of four from the | Wide and gained consistently until! / Carter ran third until 200 yards from the finish when he spurted by ihe hit the tape. ’ The race was run as the feature of an invitationa!] track and field meet arranged by the Los Angeles Athietic Club, the ; Instead, | Indian Love Call came through the | ‘Was quite | threatening |weather and |came and the people were into the shelter of the grandstand. | where they were packed shoulder | to shoulder, they accepted the sit- /uation good-naturedly and waited | patiently for the sun to shine. 28.—Ed- | ' unhindered, ithe back stretch, but was overtak- en by Wide's enough for the stretch run to out- last this new challenge. The others, meanwhile, were not figuring strongly. the Bedwell horses, Senator Norris and Bulle- tin, especially disappointing. In- dian Love Call finished second and Nor’easter third, with Reputation fourth. Series of Form Upseta. Changing track conditions made it very difficult for the bettors to get a good line on the horses, since the handicapper’s selections had not been based on any such strange conditions as alistorms bring about. The result was a generous mixture of long prices on the win- ners. Witching Hour, in the sec- ond. Prince of Wales in the fifth and Blue Torch in the last race were the only short-priced fa- vorites that survived. Here are the prices that were paid on the winners: 1—The Badger, $23.80. 8—Witching Hour, $4.10. 3—Louisville and Nashville, $27.90. 4—Busy Day, $22.20. 5—Prince of Wales, $9.10. 6—Shadowdale, $12.30. 7—Blue Torch, $4.10. the attendance large considering the condition of the when the hailstorm driven crowd 4id4 not records. it Aithough break any Track Dries After Hain. Even a cloudburst failed to fleod the track which has been put in From Scratch | sixth and seventh races; but it was drying out so fast that the win- | ner of the closing race made com- | paratively good time. excellent condition by Track Supt. Edwards. The running strip was muddy for the running of the fifth. Although eight went to the post 'in the opening number, the ectual | running was left pretty well to two Badger and Alex The later, getting away set the pace through horses—The W oodiiffe. Badger at the stretch which ap- The turn. Harry Carroll, ' ant’ Dieiaet dink aan peared to need icots of work. came | by Nick Carter of the Los Angeles | | Athletic Club by 15 yards. the | ‘| Browns May 2 and Howley’s men | won two out of three, | i'even with | games, ?} Yankees and then started a spurt ' ‘against the Athletics which carried | ( ' fast in the stretch and was a strong third. The winner paid $23.80, Witching Hovr, owned by RB. | Caldwell and ridden by L. Pichon, | graduated from Carter’s time set a new coast and | 7 as Oe eee oe ee Southern California record. His de- feat of Wide was considered one of the maiden class in the second race, at four and one-half furlongs. Pichon had no worries except to ‘keep his mount in front of Polar | Star. This was not easy in the for Polar Btar was When thi« last sixteenth making great strides. son of Polymelian-#hnowcapt ts a. /iitthe older and starts in a eix- he wil make troese- like a tittle eel Continued on Page 38, Col 8. furiong event. for he seems to tii, ee ite aay $9 ee nny aceon vo ates a ee ee ae ae : coiniailintel eninge ome en ee te ee Sy Di itt aang: Sigacite Nila ald sonatas es 2 es fee tisnapheeniniaglihie age ae ” “s i a a ee ws OY GO, meets i ied aeiod i wien BFR, 5 tN > te - Wo. * s " om . are 2% rey cy uae _ ee reat . , . ™ " Fy. TRE IOS CS TIE IG e Oo Re DORR Tees Ras ahr : 5 ts ~ e *- ae : J - a At bh, S- Sept preteen MEM aaes, a ae . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 1927. ILLINOIS WINS WESTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Third Place in Last Event Decides Meet, \ ; . Catcher Schulte AMERICAN LEFT citi Scare, 6-4) Cait crocere, COUBLE Bim —_————, inoaesury | Four Straight Defeats. | WITH SENATORS IN FRENCH P tailed to hit after swatting safels St. Louis Boy, Formerly With TILDEN ONLY © Cardinals Again Lose Cards Obtain = —_- YANKEES SPLIT failed to iit sii | 4 ; | j= ee straight. aad i. rack CARDINALS. Browns, Expected to Add . _ -hampion, in Fine F¢ | plays behin | nities Pisa Ruth Hits 12th Homer iz y @.. ee Hunter, Erratic, Loses to “s3: hander od Deuthit cf _— net C sting Trans-Mississippi Brussels Captain Lindbergh) ¢ 0p Sit - te Sk. | Tho reverse was the fourt ceimatier Sh ee First » Which Yanks “TR _ountry Club Today. “ce 7 CUYLER, INJURED, Win 8-2 — Washington OUT FOR 2 WEEKS Takes Second, 3-2. > / 4 Seerwweewuenw ve DO ‘i , a jel went succession for ts _ Hafey If Cloud Tennis Tourney — |... ana they a Southworth pelling Beil 3b sigs . : 7 se games behind the Corsa:rs | : matter where he may be sent, Big Bill Toys With His cams Sie Oiien " a. >> b j sseé.s sprouts. O t oe 2am pionsaAlip. RING p pponent. P ; A Good Start. ; Topercer . . By Charles Ww. Dunkiey, , , The Cardinais starte Cee. I Oris Writer 3 7 saline ; ey = a $1,000 Bet Tilden Lzii . . ~s emnrig 7 a} ieeiie ne came against Hollis bs ca will start at 10 a. mz. s, May 28.—In j snching rain, lllino — ‘* | = } Wi; pocit Nas mn eel eee Siac Totals — ; 26 2 a result o n injury suffere: hurston, si of the 4 efending the title a inning Uc erence UU: ue “ig aif 3 4 | ins at St. Cloud ee se ae wi ' i Toporcer batted for Schang in ninth. Wdav’s gan with St. Lou im the sec. e we ’ md, = “Cote | uis’ favorite and etween Clarence Wolff @ NEW YORK, May 28--Tis ) “for St. Louis distriet golf Yankees and the Senators agaip ; : enn = tintines tok eal , | * of the St. Louis Country ad | Oca a ad ani Wine : t 13 os & bs be be to Ge me be ik mon SoOore?eorsoduinwuwv = leceneanessesh leseunmmueernueP »leeeneenece ‘p > a lL. Waner Cuyier ef Ruth made his twelfth of the t rong ben , 3 > was in splendid | netted five ring. Hs d, shooting ae triple and @ single in“ e and another single - - Geis me @ is is *¢ceee Grantham Trayner 3 Harris ib Smith ¢ MEADOWS P. wd aa ae > - 4 ble several umes. | : aniitedtiindil Sn sliteastinasttt aarti. Metinides eatin ee ~~ ° , — eon = Of their pant : Whit hrig atting slum . From a Staff Correspondent of the _ . 4, ? eye : Hs . | SM. ching one up =— ic (aisw n Innings. Post-Dispatch. fe ices ! ait im the megctory marked the. In— s si ——— ‘ — . ; . - % - os a aii. eae sien - * ‘ i : fancy stuns ‘ t uw) : tee , wages Cardinals . CRG, Fa May ~ io fear, Chariie ” friend t i in the taird. Pittsburg ....-..3 Ite, St. Louis sac who «. y om in | sneasure in the dis- 44 North weste! 7 ndiana * . rep ae Ty ee. | ioe bo wm te bo ts to me me im > = = ss 2 low Totais LJ is a | ~ - e ~leecerocceooe!” te «tl ‘ - - Su © | KeSSoiiehnvwvreou S ww hs = Sia Se t S$ Ss * set, tA he i : ie fter th ; . Two-base hut—Bottomiey. We 2 catc ch ing sensa™: a! nal bail gam ai . - e Yankees had ‘ d or ‘ did the same thing 35 Wright. Sacrifice—Bottomiey. : rt} Svracuse club eatin in the bites two-run lead caused oc lerive in the final eae , Swiss champion said rather sad- a gt ; “7 = T+ et * 7 n . = abit a So "po , ) ty. He is a wizarc. J sero . . ; : ©) Grantham, Hafey. Doubie piars—Meadows. Meee EE i = until to - are.ess pitcuing. ie a Trans-Mississippi ome can beat him,” Aescaoimann ’ HR: Wright and Harris; Tra and Ha tional League, up untu e The Yankees started thei er here r = as a ?+ ar Freigs . ry: - . ’ rnor rris. ” _—— A _ + «+S ‘se. . es » Chew = e P Rewe ly in er se responded. J ~ — ‘ > 4 si 7 -4 . 2 a le a on 1 er R ~* . rT a ° ~~ _ T> 2 on '_« “I= - Se ~T an han. ‘ : . . + / ia Ne ,* \ Pos s there. mo— Side | sane pe Good Eye, Buck. By Herbert L. Bourke. Be eee ee ee ce ng | 2 Wid pitcheo—Ring 2 Left em bass) report to Manager O’Fagrell at: _... te was the victim of 1 : * best medal of 63, | Everingham Tt remained for Garland Bucx- cena S008 and third but one our, As | —dCardinais 6: Pittsburg 8. Umpires—Jor- ati tomorrow. This an- i sy Pay —- Bb aeecen to win the | ao iLO oe >is oe ; ut ort ~ 7 - : : in - erro Lazz ‘ — 1a —— ge Francis T fey and Sot thworth could not de Rigier and Pfirman. Time of game— nouncement was made here today. ee Se C pt. Charl! fc i a is Minneseo . % Ob a ‘2 ‘a ae . ; ; ™ PARIS. May — 88 ) | . . —_ addition to a pitcher Lig a 4 as Iv? 8 LOU? th and tke melt up a - re a —— = re . ra . ae “* + mA a *y omin “ore lanc = - - . ts 2 7 : . 2 err i CoS . noth ’ r a pieted | | ~ : | : : hat i orl: io exchange for “One ¢ ne = prcimscman A. the egfchine-like midget. - : ee eee ¢ ? oni bh - be | tions unpara. . , Tooi@’. Ohio State. second: Gist. Ch: Bie ste s _— ml; le ith t Pirates when they scored ; | : | od} West caught Koenig’s hard fy. gmat of the match. ; ference athletics. te —— Sn, See. Seed — ing his match in 4 : 6 o runs in the seventh. Cuyler, - ** - at = i iL gs Li @ receivi w i902 Dwr, -« ma , ; wee w Orit ~ ae pions. j ¢ i + — i one : Harris popped Frisch and Bot - , — yiate. and nd why saucrs match | hows “a 5o a s tomlev end it by making a ‘ron- omaha CU : ~2 re])} his wo Th robably toyed with Char! aAeschliman, th “eer ia nao a nb] . oi non . a reGinnis . . They prodabis a ed with Charies Aescaunt derful stop of Smith’s hard mash. . Dee tit Al ways a 30 oo Mee -— sniite choa. a, ; 4. ~ et ane 4 ae ae . ? a] a - nian ee — x ; nied 3; Meisiahn. [inois . va nk 1 rt a storm of pro~ Swiss champion. | r- Pa: , - oiphhor ier this year has not rueller ae bird: Bverineham : a , tu | test ALEX TO PITCH lad bit the ball hard . o- y : bons ’ - pa ” zi PQ hs. fro Mw an tr m -m # , : J 4A& t2iG dn Ce may . ‘ = eee mene : : Wachor . TT ary : oe close students ®sCa We = ede! — - ped on in . ‘ 7? « _ -~ or io be ~ + a ‘ - - e : ’ . Loe +h record, bettering tue et ch. fifth. Won't some of the experts who o ie ate Sitameen sally, FINAL GAME OF the fourth Cu singied and de oni ts tis . . ~Fes . > . : cone@icered taat Bunter wi Aa hest " J } r ‘ “° 3 eines weg em fichigan. 281 feet 1. inch: Rhinehart. | 7 | : = 2 see task = besting ' ROAD CAMPAIGN .- : 2 games on the road who set a mark of 135 feet 2 incn diana. 1° . inches id: lems try +. solving our ' Bottomieyv’s throw nd aced oe +- ga = ese | ena ceeaao tne 4 wn | (29 apr D> | nereo ta - ~~ | ‘ 4 ia | Whee ee Dh, a] “a y t + of Ss. which a whole > ten ‘potted. Both better form than | he morning, got) ne in 34, one be- » yy P - . — er -oe — ee ie ao - +h _—~ . S nme aa ee ant : —— . ce ; 2 © Ie # 4 L TT i a : . . ae me “ae S. es iia ss . _— . — ee ie = €) J eperc Ceca 4 ~~ * + ra. ow ~ rata ~ eveland 4 exander ae = —-~ - “ Aa = > - ; 2 D 1t tive times. rhe Tauit Was UC:ia pe ~- Taira ¢ rT) ai} a . . ws sk h ee b — a cetacean ‘ ew 4 os - ee” SOie | P. Ste sata Ts, _uvier hack and 4 meee hin. : : , . , . ‘s J s OW - ie bee4ih 444 ais a cent 2 — 2 . 7 3 ; other occasions ~~ - ; wae i iz + é , a = . «% . eo ws ee ee oo nnex. frat @ is am Oe ; i sock in the ‘+ turned out ae year-old righthander. who inen the pair bounced int ® the : . é , 4 _ ae ae a. ‘ a Js at Br OS Sher bere 5 tt es—and so it tur se j id ar “A > ‘ ec ~ bulldog as ae nipe-e Hunter deserved 4s Viectary . * r * roc for the Sn - ~~ + a a.most Dow led eS | | 222920000" «| 20020200020" | bd 2 We Le OO me | Irth be DS wwte > i »« eae oe Ps to | t3 Wo ~~ 4 OVO 049 AviewD ,22 N od end Pb peat infie ~~ ; 7 > \ ~ ain re * — . iL 4 ae & t ank!ie. ae! the fir ret se Ss. partiy DecuL (rant . . i- + Aaah? € j iw ry t a . ve «3 - : : oi abe Beg sais? at = ea.' Vv Sitor Spence in’ ited tTrounpie Wits . o . . = hitite lad 4 heen | : re- nia nati tome | onte base hit in th itt hen h ccmuite, accord: 5-unae tibbuiinesity ers where a former returns. Pw OS - - . y ; 4 ww & " . ‘ a . went far imeem ‘ : ae rts . better than , i ; in ; S 2210 Ce C ee % : = a - . ad ad we 44 = > ~_* - v% . ; .7¢ ~ to ~e mayor ” —_— 4 ; a ——— ture Chi ic S ele . 7 BLT 1? « 4 probabiii ts : - - +s ran ; too: th dal] ws *% 4 «te a | + ad ; 0 & has recen’ir been E:Ving a Monday to | i Wi : i - = = ‘ iT}. Tit a ; 4 7 ‘ lowing for a par iemonstration why he Aoubdie-head- Fine epee Mark Game. . . tre : — = : | "@ oth men would “REN 2 set ace tne 25 : Cine iimaaaiiation his regular turn behind the plat Mest hole, A labeled “Bing.” ) ) ~ —: p Panga Moana: : oe: 24> for the second a : } ; ’ ¢ 7 . 2.4 3 . F this 5 . “> pd P hers would give “artes: O@ .4 70 for the full aa =. . P wiOn to ako Dar ie ott : eld. Ilinow, third: Hall, Mlinew, four ae seat laaine called won nine races 2. : Li | ty? ’ a ' . ~ _ 233 ; "et " . ; iit re , se} Browns Tro uid be on FT in . bu lo fF > Q : - + “and “+ *h. Irsing a very sore head. 2 a) eet el bet 2 I . ° 4 > . : . . Ta ‘ : -_~- + -- , i ‘ : ¢ » . Se : * 7 ib od —_e * . ne . . . ~ "i : ers, who refus i esr | : : ;' ats re Mee be Sy =F th Orii : ast isnin > reversa me rearny. ‘feb in " “seas eeglahamees ‘: citaiey arvard Crew | to * phart | Grantham Thev ° . ; . se £ ’ , ‘ a PT) Wh 54 Pn Spence Settee es scm 2 ered = e: Wy c ~** 5 : - e : - - ‘ - ~~ an the heavy even Wearing | a>i0- p+ ® Ut a] ~§ Stine—ran a de | . Dreaki! ———_ ~“ in the tape shoulder to shouicer in REDS BREAK LOSING ]] = 20 ne Magnificent Manner ; ; maesnange® Raa Ste tat v5 stop tar back ‘ardis the mile in 4 minutes and .:.: : STREAK, DEFEAT Defeats Corne ‘hich he passed Hunt ; 3 mT pe as “is : y ternatic onds » as Uiii s ~ 62 c. . ed ‘ + sd sesgg t.7LeC A2#ain, especially on Hu a = —— m= tacular race of the Bs. - —— r¢ corked two pitcnes. ottomle 9 > 7 i The : ost spec ome vo sesh CHICAGO CUBS 8-0 weak backhand. As t pro : sie a gene te : = ts atin eee NAVY CREW WINS avy. at least from the spectator , Loss thaca O ‘ $ . eNO po eos m8 ag ig ee ee ee Ip . | : : arsmen & Sec- sTressed Spence begga: ; Y . : , STEW ’ tand point, was the tw -mile race, : j on Is I ca “i nd Hun er x om , : sian e? ay . ~" of tne prettiest piars of ARD S CU ot “ - . . — : : _ 4 a ee * . met : Sunt Y > J t : ’ . P — a . ‘ . P in which Johnny Zola, Wisconsins ,..._ i ond in Two Races This - -aT€ : : astime, x 2 eff at least HENLEY REGATTA ee cant namme : * d started to « | » = . . : - great little Finn, ran the veteran. age ——* — C > | charge: a Oren . . cay an te j . 7 : . hE - Oisi 7 ‘. “= * .* LL a, 4 : > 4 . » ee wad enough ieft to dra‘ away ee _ eee ; apad te . _ egy lene sera me pia! neir fir ts withe ti WINNING STREAK OF ‘ F eee ene Seencted: tha tape In | rnp | Ee ge ecsity-Cornell 11:16. Ju.) ee ete Peet ot ct WHITE SOX STOPPED Rain and Hail 9 Minutes, 42.7 seconds. , it 7 Ss ee : he first - nile, ro Meet a Battle to Last. Lucas 2b Se ee ae + oop liane aa meal Tilden » difficult: th BY DETROIT, 7 TO 1 Stop Muny Games arose. — se ae cee ine MNRT TT "ss .. , ’ , s ; : ‘ : ‘ 5 ~ igh he lost , — - er Y iz 3 ) vi ; t BS V = & : . . "Fy -~ . - + 7>-* PI K1O ‘ : i ton 2 Deimcatan ; . | on = ¥- a+ a anes: ee : . ts ee eae : bape ad A ee . iJ senior mad sculls, tha f'rgt cleaned up in th jority of the Cincinna: z ee me cin 2 wen pee | CORGER Of Se uth er los- | Eek it : > eS ‘(DIICITIAY co —aae } ‘third, Columbia fourth ance sculls from the same club. and ws field events, t ly exceptions ~ F.5. hax inal ben naan arnegie Up regatta a Ween ago ) *: Tenis een oe t : iM 7 URUGUAY SOCCER TEAM Penn las Vesne: nd eight-oared shell. - 2. he ies ‘ ™“ oo @ ry — : > st . *. : F 7 . > . . ; ; A es ' being the high sump and pole vault. ye — Chowcoe>. “Somazur ” S'@— >= Rums Scored Last Week mend, another South African, was! pisvkecthis’ > : _ 3 DEFEATS PHILADELPHIA. Penn ee an ae hey agge yf their total eee ane ae ‘ ousneil ot : iaaiiinai. ceTBE Pe naa . Pennsyivania er i te points t1 field event Strock « Ry Plake. 3: br Denabue By Major League Clubs . with the veuthfal Bk sm 0 pal ) 2s plea a ” ze ‘He ‘all season, carried off two Piaces. ~ ei isbn + ea NATIONAL LEAGUE. Franc sparkling ‘ef: lande? 3 . i a manera weg eC son 172 ‘varsity and 159-poun James Lovet me of the . , end MeCorm: hme ef = “Tye -wefmetewrfre ta 13 i¢ lia } n , : cutstanding Z : LOPrtr sz e oo ee ~*~ } : : ‘ ~ field, winsing act in thre W. VIRGINIA COURT - with a toss of “hy eae Sots . aa ee ie ee tl aR R & ve ishing thir: tput an C REFUSES TO PERMIT Cincinnati 5 1 i ) ian Thies and 3 Mite aly at, reg Wehrnger 2 : Decoration Day Schedule. ond in the dis - BETTING ON DOG RACES 4°": 21 7 tov a tained diaper, bene | ee : £3 NATIONAL LEAGUE. counted fer i: sateen while Cap een St wena se tain Phil Nerthrup bagged seven , se = SuUi.emor ana Rosenyn + Ree ‘ hy e - . : > 4 incinnati at =f. Louts, * ; . ‘ . ~ ae a ; : > ‘ ’ a a star of the ~~ 4 ; ; o- 7 ‘ 5 . ~ games, t ‘45 and 3:45 Vv : ' third hk ‘ . - : ~a" “a = é x > ++ ams ws 4 =" abs Shi ve ‘ a Pp. ™m. markers by landing third in the FAR! vr. 1 fav 2 3 tien : . ——- ne _— - = i ‘ins tie . ™ ——— Pa : Ow . se a : ‘ - wn service , i - +h 2, at Ti i ~~ in ii all i Ei i ie i ei fag Ing Tere ne‘ er nea cC eu. ip 3 ice : . wee ead ‘ pro ied - a oo the Sa , eas ie “a ré ores Jownpou! of hai - Princeton Has Close Share. sad less than four feet hd —_ ~s 7 . . ™. c- - -~+ ~ — a ‘wr ato -”- ae cv ce one! , ~ ~ Lee. } . rige - i ; ix {> ; ~+4 . aa Swe eee + = 3 tye ol eeanmeeuewtit’ or ) seid A ine Cie Pas ott. chart . ooo! A Age 4 me Ses ear ot 12 pt pt ge ee ON te > oe : $I Qvurr-res . rr. wr pf wot «| ao tte DO ro a «a - Detpgeet oh S| esesce xis . te! , wes wo z. e . C raahees aaa ee . ¥ ’ Scovsoe-~conal | cooene — — —S a mend ‘* owe CU a — 7 “imine . ‘ 4 . 4 jump. Everingham of lowa was cecond +i: edew refumed ta ath 81 2s 40 | . Sprougnt for Drilliamt array of Ts : - — 7 1:30 and 3:30 p. mu. another cutstanding point winner. 7 ) ewe inthe " | SeOres. Sen Philadelphia at New York, 2 piacing in three events. The Hawk- re Pus Rte 7 - AMERIC AN Nv LEAC AGUE. “i : 7 games, 1:30 and 3:30 p. m. eye star collected 11 points for his , ‘Sinn Geente ctticints | tea Y. ~ ee - +I. ST. LOUIS - MADE CAR Detroit ,2 00000 4 Oo — at re 2 games, team. eal a ale eae a : coger mute : 2) a2. Mm. an “3 . mm. e bs ugh! ) ered nusement Cleveland | IN INDIANAPOLIS RACE _ Troe > s—Palk, Pothereiil. F AMERICAN mp, pte . i o PP ‘Tt Arrests ai the dog ‘ eo . '¢ , ' “ gx i "PR , ; St. Louis wil! be represented br “ea aid >a pO Sank ee ? “~f. ¥ . . o = : ; Newman Elected Captain. cing track ther Phe court De! a grt ee ee the, | runneticia. Doube niare—Warner. Get | 2 92° neat Cuma 3 Gamma, Kelly's Record Broken. ‘eng rie ; , : : : re K. & M. Special. product he cinger an _ and Ply 49 and 3:30 p. m. ee Sine munciiiiiaen ' COLUMBLA, Mo.. May so. is “es ime et] a1 rm ‘ Ss } ' . “i Machine Works " the yom esha : ae -" Bost , WwW } ee ,' ae trie ert Harvard Cecil BE. Newman. veteran righ* r an eview the rvietten) Roston | ; se ' i ee s . ™ } mh ' 3 Seton Py me : 7. ir Ine Agee cher 5 eeete: soe b— | Sf-mile race at the Indianapolis »= eA kenenin, 3 m, 1%: y - Tr rst . : handed pitcher was today elected o! oft. Presiden: 3 Philadel ' Varar Srneeadway toamoarrew “ . tru ut— = > o ee se Se Pp. os. — = an rs , “sy OTT riGHTS— captain of the University of Mis- “oror speecway tomorron nicer! it wit a” ae ; + o - > | O@SCO59510-1905m0P 3! wwe S Boar? - @! eal @2ssts2zarxooo~ Poi: coe Bae ; Gl marve [Ree moe oh a / Oe es fs yal eo-coo~ CERNE RY “s ey f 8 wi he ice ul eT , : : ) Cleveland at Detroit, 2 games, he sh eitinnind Jack sourt Baseball team for 1928. New- char nich ow lll . ee | ae ee ica eS ees. 0 a. mn ond 3 a eliy’s old Henley record mans home is in Cassville. ' ia . are ohnson of East St. Louis ta —_—~ AD Keres 1 mire ieGeo New York at Philadciphia, 2 se =. » 7.39 4-5 and Awts: ? te ~~ _&s ass Eee a a . P| a " aternate a8 arivers ar — games, 19:15 a. m. and 3 p. m. ‘lengths on Bob Agnew _ i

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH == ——------ -—— SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3S VSHIP WOLFF AND MANION PLAY’ TODAY IN DISTRICT FINAL a re ok ARN Sai gatlls Ni onbags SN Some eren enero A en NKEES SPLIT f {die Held Bows to — Ir LINDBERGH OF POLE VAULT Tl Tony Mito eS “gue Athletics Win ] ) = AY)” ag : i: " | Double Header ae th Ss apie ake Gee one ie a et ot ee ws Pe att, & nen S Th, - ae } OUBLE BILL Wo iif, 5 and 3, and - CARR of Yale, who yesterday accomplished a | Quali fies for | ITH SENATORS } Jim Beats Whitbread se ra ea mac's tex | Race Classic et sy | “From Red Sox ® lb Uy wt Nl a me Lahey ‘Gone Eitesinn Be meet at P hiladelphia, setting a new world’s record. | Pitcher in Both Games — ding Champion, i in Fine Form, Shoots Par Golf ~~ | Rate of 108.7 Miles Per Hour at Indianapolis. | ea | Score 8-6 and 4-3. Eliminating Trans-Mississippi Titleholder—36-Hole rea taaeaeege ste | foal at Country Club Today. Et ae | | pee he a i oe the Associated Press Real Progress. year, ie not going to send Chance | ...ciat to the Post-IMenatch, 2 : Saar es Br “NDI ANAP yes Ind., ee “8. HE march of athletic pro- shea Vest, but will rely on Os- BOSTON. May 28.—The Athle | 34 | eae: Se ee rae Pa aad om » return o om Miltc von in ¢ , , and alone. ; EW YORK, May 28.—tThe one of St. Louis’ favorite and perennial dramas of the links, a Be : Be etn ns. ili ra cae ee | gress in 30 years was made Chae : Shot is at 8 to 1 on |ics srabbed two games from the gd Me Me 8 3 og heady, 2 ng sas ste ut yesterday by the re- y so coer “ rie tenes: oe | again le match between Clarence Wolff and Jimmie Manion, will con- : aes Best ees en Sea a ee ; ge tain late tonight when he quali- ' peng mae cea ” teen ae the belier that he will not be Red Sox before a crowd of 12,000 the first game line stom, s the fight for St. Louis district golf championship honors todav ‘Sipe cae e BRE si eS Bass A sy Pree wie : os | fied an eight-cylinder car of his | wae shipped. Yet he rated better than here today, with Lefty Bob Grove ston, star of the Washington the course of the St. Louis Country Club. The first 18 holes ee ge salen pig i go ee | A comparison of the marks yaar ve . assuming the saving role in each $ ae oe: Reece fe: ae Sage % a ee ge $ race to pe ne londay at the n- : “ Smand’s race j the Lentu *K . . hing staff, and losing the ye final match will start at 10 a. m. and the second at 2 p. m. ee ee e Muiedelia Wastin eat scored ‘ the PB ccoagile sage. oot 8 esha oat ag: a oe — game. although Ehmke and Quinn en: .* a LEME eS eae eS 2 Beata etetagpretencsseocabarateect é a % . ss * vr. f [> + ay Ww Se : ¢ ‘ s . _— gen ae ; d to Firpo Marber. wolff, who is eg the title | ee oe ee ee ee paige a prota arith ag hentia: saeeudh lwere officially the winning piteh- gil —— aanth inning ron at TS ene) races, Pha ve . . Sg ee es ig Me FS, : ee ee ee * ig Pcs oe Site ag | qualify his car, negotiated 10 miles 1296 aia almost laughable * § ‘ers for the Mackmen. The scores - € scores were 8 to 2 in way into a meget “4 ‘ | Yesterday s Cards. : sa, eu ee: Are eee ai ters BE of the dangerous brick course at an| ajrrerences. Whitney's hand, Whiskery and | were 8 to 6 and 4 to 3. rst game in ror of the ing Eddie e ied hat ot , BONE SE OS EE ill eS , Rar cng average of 108.7 miles an hour. | Here are some of the outstand- Valorous, is estimated at 8 to 1. | In the opener, the Macks érove i Mani PBB PLL DDOOnw—nm™mrn nnn nnn RO: len ing eile aig Sia ich .« >| | : spener, © ssiCAs Y= ees and 3 to 2 in the SeC- y, while on S topping cs hen aes we” eg His return to the sport after 18) ing ones: Here again there is a queer quirk, . : ; Se BET Be months’ retirement followed the) Pole vault—Sabine Carr 14 for Sweepster, beaten by Chance | Lundgren out of the box in the ‘ 1 {first inning, by making six runs. game. ong-driving representative of Complete card of Manion-Whit~ ee See ee sae Be be Ruth made his twelfth ge Hilis Club, Elliott “Cot-| bread match: - er ae ‘i es ge ee? os pe 4 sudden illness of Cliff Durant, fect; 1896 Olympic mark, 10 Shot, is quoted at only 4 to i, e run of the year in - batting i : BS ae | millionaire sportsman who had, fect, 934 inches. Rolled Stocking at 6, Jock at 8, |'Then the Red Sox made half a Fred Junior at 10, Bewithus at | dozen off Ehmke in their fifth. » Whitbread, 3 up and 1 to/| Par out— > aan st ama see 3 , ai RS if Be. aaa es 5 Sais , sa Ed Shot put—Gerkins, 47 feet, ag which netted five runs. H qwo Straight for Wolff. Par in Lip ase MOE 5 ns oS | Be ie eae The veteran, who is the only liv- | , ss 12, are some of the other short ‘ me defender was in splendid 44354653 4 4—36—35—71 Di Fig Sg GAELS C5, emai, ea a8 pe Si i Be ged es ing driver ever to win the local | a. oe Olympic. mark prices. “hea: ball for the BOE: pc ta oe a a ee race twice, hurled his speedster Discus throw—Hoffman 150 made a triple and a@ single in TE eons aaah another single a against pid, as cing — a Morning Round. es Bs ee eae Le ee One would 1-..- to see the ¢uel pel ps pean nto oe , j ALD jy go ae agama ©. aa gee oe around the track only fast enough feet, 4 inches; 1896 record, 95 between Whiskery and Osmand | rane’s homer into the right field : ; pipe aa SL Rae ae se to make certain of a place in the fect, 7 7% inches. : ey PS ae er iors s t. SFA AAA Drives Car of Own Design at bay Sag Bs, seatione a>. ee ; — ROMs. we Poets ae. = pdharas ba Se Mtns. * + DNL Ste yee YD * eet te he ER Ran sree ni oy SINC eateries bn cwesi, \6p 9 “a " ies hr edb cata esol vag achaiiaaige tl coke a a DY RES WF ak os Th te Pe SLAY oe ete vis! Sadana ee Wa shiey i $ ° 4 SM ee py ew re ta Rs UME Se § BE SEE EN ae, ¥ “ A Pe ied ; : ~ y - see . e . i RS en i stf' rod Ce gd 4 : -' ‘ es - ee RU} % 2.8 ES. PETIT TLE PRTSto™ ee Pa ae Senet we a SMELT RE GRITS Maaco PR a, n Hits 12th Homer in st Game, Which Yanks Yin 8-2 — Washington akes Second, 3-2. Png we} 1 ee the be eo ee say! oe ph 7% ms Sn. 2 Mew irl, Sebiaiidiierdiadicsintniatadienttaiees tn tee tee eo ee a Milton, the thirty-first driver to PO SI ny 4 A a tata sd ‘ting — aap my ee Ogee et, _— WM Mae & “ yee PB: me “Ry 2 “ Tip tne yaa ‘a en, . : 7 Se HT Nea wore, “ « Me tatee cae — el » es % ; | Grove pitched no run last four innings. Micky Coch- b> ri take hail “ run over again. The conviction | @ second. ehrig is in 2 batting slump a i got into.treuble several times, | Manion es if Bagi a: : : : | : a 7 ee n4 , an ‘a : vig Bhp Beans eo nseatets oy, ; Praesens . Sli ‘ l be! & base, in @ only one hit in me two «; proved costly. They played 54446543 4 4—$37 Bee be Whig eet SR ei ie starting. line. Thirty-three ma- Hich M d. 6 feet grows that Osmand would beat pages a ger , ex. "first half of their semifinal | Whitbread bie $3 em ss pac ons omen chines will be permitted to start. 14 igh jump Ol ee - ’ | Whiskery next out |the sixth inning, was the deciding ocker was invincible in oe ay, Wolff finishing one up. 6436643 4 5—39 2 ee te ea es aes pie ie Be, A total of thirty-nine are trying me yond _— is = | - ° + ‘factor in the second game. Col- fav lé — 2 ee oe es lin Se a oa oe » nliare “% ba r 4% ~491% , ne aeons hed geod de “cans a cet . REE BE SA (is datas SER. 3 ir met wigs eau ae a ae | Broad jump—Bates, 24 feet, Sweepster Twice Favored. lins fielded brilliantly. come a two- -run lead | a L c Py set 6: a Seen eee Liga to eS ae ta se severa mies an Our taster an : ss 2 a gn ry "IRST GAME. Mates. pitchtue caused » Eddie’s measure in the dis- 443645 3 4 4—37—37—74) ae s peat ge aa (a half dozen others, making cer- | a bess Olympic, 20 feet, WEEPSTER, by many, is |. PAIL. ADELPHIA Ihe Yank ; yevent. He did the same thing | Whitbread ili Ee Gee : ge SR ee | tain his position. | Fe tncnes. ; believ ed to be “under cover.” star Wiley et ~ee — year at Bellerive in the final. 352656463 6 6—36—39-~75 ee ee ee Be i a ee : Ten More Qualify | High gy ne gage Bh. “5 Smart money has been risked in . y : n % | ‘ : % j Sones “ - 4 , : . } ‘ . . . » - & a é ghana gs. apAgaalone j is present Trans-Mississippi Atterason Raund. | : | Me HERO | Ten drivers qualified their cars — Olympic, 1% 3-5 sec- | the future books on this horse, | Cobb r: “ me this mpion and his scores early in} Out— ee . aes ek |today, the other 21 having taken| om’ in three classics—Fairmount, La- | isle 3p. ae kn ons See ot lowe current tournament, one of| Manion 3 | Le ee ee |/their turns Thursday when Frank r00 yard dash—Borah, 9 45 | tonia and American Derbies. | Cochrane ’ nz, an error by Lazzeri allow. ih was thi best medal of 69, - A 3 3 6 4 4 . 4 5 34 s Poe 3 SS ena one a ; ciate ha tabi * eth : , seconds ; Olympic, 100 meters, 13 Sweepster started out this year rt @ run in the fourth and tke shim the favorite to win the | whitbreaa ~ ee pe i £2 Poe gees | | 26 pane rahe ey a seconds (cquivalent to 10 4-5 with a good reputation left over heat ure of the same player to cover ” | ‘ 3344643 5 G—34 eee ee. a: = | | boe, Memphis, Tenn.. drove the | for the century). ‘rom = bis 32-year-old campaign. sq costing another) in - the “Cotton” Pat up a Scrap. Ls i ‘i N,N aaa aE Te ee ee | fastest 10 miles today, Lal average | : , : He lived up to it by winning nth. The Yankees had the ty- @ehitbread prt up a fine match | fanion aes eg oe RS MMM EE lm aaa | boing 113.2 mites an } our Prep School Marks. four straight. ete on runs on base in int the machine-like midget | ae eee ee LX Es iinet ME i eet |) 6F re 6 Lecklider, Dave Evans, Al HE valiant band of Ameri- Then he hooked up with Tins Batre ona when @ Riverview. “Cotton” finished | Pl % ile 2 ge eg Ze nr seas |'Cotey, Tony Gulotta, Wade Morton cans who went to Athens 30 Chance Shot and was defeated. © pinch-hitters Ue sentn morning round one down after | ts £3 8:3 tse ge Ss a | ai ee es PR ses and Louis Schneider, a former In-| years ago and captured honors Still, he is quoted at 4 to 1, rehart and Paschal, were struck —- uP _—e cae es Score for second 18 holes of the a nite B ae Be he ; poe dianapolis motorcycle policeman,| for America—the first of & long second choice, in the Fairmount ey Sarberrn he senegal halt ge ns oseetaga | Wolff-Held match: Bi. ae ee } ee ae eee ee | Were among those who bettered the line ; of apt pt ten with and is favorite at 6 to 1 in borh | Tedt Ib. he attendance was about 40 | Sag ~~ —— was; Out— Ca MEE SE re Bigs 8: ae. ee sae minimum qualifying ave:.ge of 90| marks that are little a lg than | the Latonia and American Der- | Fiasstea! ” down at the iorning turn, | Wolff | ta oe ee pA . : : miles-an hour toda; Eight others, “— school figures, today. bies. That is a tribute earned by Jacobson FIRST GAME, oe Tre A) 683848 8S 4 S35 a ee i ee Ul gg | | will be given a final opportunity to; | on Tact, It is probable ae | weight of money or through the | Rothrock AR. , lost the two remaining holes 43345445 $i | ie Mae ie ee aii a i eee ee eA “Thousands of speed fans swept; Groves ligh, might have won | qreth has yet to uncover his | Hussell 9. shootinz abeve par on both, | Fete | re TES tap a a : i a Be ae 2 3 i és into Indianapolis from all direc- the Olympic games of 1896 all ace. fHoimann on’s pars giving him the holes) woj¢¢ Mania 2° kh e.g ee 3 £7) | tlons today. The cnnual lineup at = a had he flourished in — babes: ne ee oe - : , +2 hick | : mS th Mme = a i ie ‘ ah 1¢ eaA aw a ay. otal ocen ean j { gone-up advantage with which | a ey a a | 4 : ati e/a é 4 ——_—— By the speedway gates began shortly | ppg) : One of the quirks of the odds BF Ngee Pe. Te nail page t off the afternoon. Held | ¥ aie Saas . ee ili 3 _ gpa 5 ee after sun-up when Mr. and Mrs. That is a slight exaggeration. makes Osmand 8 to 1 in the’ tan for Wheat in “ninth, : Mey shot fair golf in the morn- | - | | ga. Becae iar $ Pig Bg mr ame Albert Reese and Robert Sutt f But it is a fact that preparatory Se 7 ; +Batted for Russell in pinth. M: otif eo 74 1 Whit | 56 364x 4 Se Maen ge Es ae Bs By es lla is Se e mares © school athletes who toda could American Derby, second choice, t*Ran for Hofmann in ninth, maniod setung a is tO wiit-| (Held picked up and conceded! {| seg WR ee eee ghee. Chicago parked their car at the | have beaten the Olymot : aie reversing the Fairmount situa-} j'flatted for soy i ninth, eo | match on No. 15). eee te tt ig es see ee ee as head of the line. Mr. and Mrs, T. | of 1896 are Denali tay . | tion. That, of course, is due to | Philadelphia ....61000000 l= R : ; re : ee C. Triplett, who came all the way a the fact that at Latonia the | Bsfon. ..-.... 00 0 S ae is over the true route of —Cochrane, Sacrifices—Branotn,” Tobin Bye-Bye Birdie. | be cae # be a a coal : Bs ee aR = ie Re eo ; : from Tucson, Ariz., to see the con- Th “ae 7 Derby e Limit Near? one and one-half miles, rh a Ne Doubles plays—Cochrane to ~OUIDB, «, Lett on bases— Philadelphia, immie led eff the afternoon | Phil d B foe Spies z ha birdie inaugurating | § an raves ie ee a Be 2 ws ee Bie test, followed a few hours later. Sse : we” . > ee 3 Both cars were equipped for camp- IME is approaching, it is | ee Ll: Boston, 7. Bases on balle—Off Ehm- ' ) ke, 5; off Lundgren, i: off Russell, 4. } bho Pe. 2 me poe mye | - yee. — * _- be URS AEST NORM gal eer gel ae * ye a ee mere - + ** -~ tt erg oe WUE nee Ree sn * ie ae id _—. . . 7 > ™ pate Me Mr ee ee in: en a “i ss =. tei ~ Nigam aie aalie Nome > peeve) ERTS tet os ee es Rte ae . 7 & 7 4 ii a See ore tem Mee ie ao es as wo POR ante et lagi * tg Pr oe ee ’ * PO wages a = a> 4 ne ‘oe Ale Cente 2"eo7 -333599 F955 an | BWIYsmmHs o) ST hires oe > pas three, unting trip m which a whole! S li ? G Bae A ill , ee Be kof birdies were potted. Both | p it ames 5 i So ong __ Lge & —_—— 3 ing and the occupants said they in- said, when records will no | [mitation or Real. struck outemBy Ehmke, 3: 6 G 3° b +3 Bens he Sing le, ME : tended to “stand by” until 6 o’clock| longer fall, as the tuman limit | Russell. 1. Hite—Off’ Ekmkeo a a ook ts B : ae one bsg SHARKEY, before | innings: “cet Withee 4 amie; @ in 4 2-3 , in muck. better form than | Monday morning when the »§ , ave & gates; will have been reached. off Grove, 3 in 4 innings: off "tanta of the human body has NOT : z itdies were necessary to win the | as the revered John L, Sullivan /7 ii. pitchep=-Landorre: + Second 8-3. en. mpires—. roves through the rowth of ; , : 5 ' throne, imitated John in other . PHILADELPHIA . “ae ~~ nd the first nine in 34, one be- But the limit for improveme | iollesgaaala me . the tf P bas called the “Boston Strong Boy.” |8 in 9 innings. Hit by pitcher——By Rue- | VANGILDER AND once a j lime of game—2h, jm. par, with Manion two up. 1 to 0, Philadelphia Takes | sing ae Hale). Winning pitcher—Ebmke. :; ZACHARY DUE TO | ment continues and the sence _— apparently aspiring to Sullivan's | ECONI | | SECOND GAME. o>) > OM mms S wtID S- a) ; toa 5-2! QD.2h#OSSmO> | BWoIHH wD SD ND” | Boston Wins First Contest, A a Re aac ae ee Bos. 1, aia eas su} the victory over Maloney, was ge Eig Sis naam is. gab = a aaa nee. will be opened. . o in none (none out in first): off Russell, been reached. ong as dev - | capt ations abn: had been dubbed Sharkey, | Rowland. Van Grafian and Couneliey 3 , ‘ 1 ay Ot a. oe ge is. 2. eS a cya ite i = > > 20 89 ol 655050555" o| 929933529993957 Aaa : ‘A a . . . * a —- onf | OVS ~N9 WD =| MI S12 Dee D 2 “2 Yo R, 4 1 4 2 4 ] 3 1 8 2 4 a) 3 0 1 0 “R 3 1 0 or Dm tn ~ t five holesy Jimmie shooting | hits—Harris, Meusel. Lazzeri, wand “Cotton” two to put) : By the Associated Press. PITCH THIS AFTERNOON | ‘tihietic activities. records wilt | ‘Fone, imitated John in other ND Game. S. , tes" { “3 . Dugan. ‘Three-base hite— Ruth, tion three Roles to the good 3 mes | raton. HH n a , Tr a oe ki. Double plav—Dugan. Lazzeri and bread rallied and took the | Boston and I hiladeiphia Nationals an or Ins rac ee as ee edie cc The century dash limit had bolsterousiy-expresmed contidence mar, if, k. 5 split a double-header here today. 9 WW} ite S sia of the old school—the goat-get- ie | lite Sox pitchers and the men Of! heen assailed for many years and ‘sien amet that-send bo week. to ae . ‘ Hale. 3b. Left on bases—New Ri : > Ras renth but Manion won the sev- : , a ee Shocker. 1. wild Fito nth with a par 4 and the | Sher the = Pailiics tom the ‘first |Howley dropped three straight to! was presumed to be a fixed quan- Time of cpires—Dinneen and Kal- Wich, 3 up and 1 to play. Both | &4me, 1 at ram oe — bat- arr ets O e au t ar 'the Chicago team, playing its first} tity at 9 3-5 secon - the good — ee Cochrane, ¢. SECOND G 2 on the way in, not counting | “9S cyes tn the second and won | year under the leadership of Ray; pp " Sharkey told before RANG WAAC | Galloway, OND GAME . 8 to 3. é | Schalk _— aon Game Caerey Tae he would do to Wills and fol- ae Continued from Page 1, Col. 3. ; dock, and smashed ft. ti d Cleveland followed, the Browns And they will “bust” 914 sec- lowed it moni a niga “na é ~ desta” gree by predicting a knockout in WASHINGTON. Blast hole. Allowing for a par FIRST GAME. pee s/o m this hole, hoth men would © , }had par 36 for the second! AB. R. H. . E.jace up to 13 feet, 9% Inches but | NEW INTERCOLLEGIATE ineee nine and 70 for the full | y| that was his limit. CHAMPIONS CROWNED 6. 0, Four records fell altogether as |} (,, Stanford’s squad. in workmanlike j? ee ee 0| fashion, went about the task of pil-|{ By the Associated Press. jiing up their winning total of 36% | FRANKLIN FIELD, D | 'points, enough to outstrip decisive- | ‘ PHILADELPHIA, May 28. ily all rivals and displace Southern | {¢ NTERCOLEGIATE track and "1| California as the holder of the, | sieia champions crowned to- ~~ Ce i aya preg eee ep -s or ey Boe, gy ow ersenty ane gee, Ne Mae ae tte a ef me a ae ems ad i i hahaa hs al on ea ~ AEB is ae ae Mees otiehtee a double-header Thurs-| onds, some day—and soon. The the fifth round of Maloney *batte ae By. jatted for Quinn - ninth, : day with ane” oe and losing a} runner will only have to make cath scene seni tend % uinn Single game Friday 7 ft. 6 in. (one stride) to ac- : “4 Pi Wa 0 | Pitchers Not Producing. | pia ( ) Sharkey fulfilled his own | Tobin, rf P she JD ¢ ¢ ¢ ¢ a cstagn : an Twice. aM aR. Hine Pr te _ > connie it. ~ eo . | Pitching weakness has prevented | ‘Osmand Is Favorite boasts. Sharkey thus qualifies | Rollins: a 'the Browns from continuing their ‘ in the only manner in which a | Boat. Ab. ‘drive toward the top. Vangilder, | DDS issue. last night by the | boaster can—by doing what he | | Jones and Gaston, who were count- Big Store of Tom Kearney, boasts he will. ier * OUnrOCK, 4 | |'ed on as the mainstays of-the staff,|; make it apparent that the pro- fc hg | Hofman a E./| team trophy. | day: |have faltered and the best work! fessional bettors at least have But Jack certainly looked any- | Hartley. D. 4 Carr’s was the only world record. |? TRACK EVENTS. Q recently has been done by Walter! been banging away at Osmand to thing but a successful boaster | wacrayden. dasi—Charles Bo- ¢| stewart, who beat the Red Sox; win the Fairmount Derby. ( Mee Sad ed ¢ rah, 0| So swift was the pace that only | 440-yard dash—Fred Alder- >| role, but who has been given too The plunge on Osmand | one of the five 1926 champions who} man, Michigan State. | much to do. taken to mean that J. E. Wide- cess until an accident stopped | satted for Rollins in ninth. — 2/entered the fray managed to come §80-yard run—Oliver Proud- | Win Ballou. the former Wash-} ner, who won with Haste last the fight. core by innings = ame. ineton youngster, was showing | eerie alate mea Phra oer pai ana amos: [> - - ¥ pes oo : 5 $ : , . ? os Two-base hits——Tobin Colins 2. Myer. bee oOnNnorrR™ -_ -_ hee hy wt Fe Tallies: * eel ee — = | St tS at et St > — ’ . ’ ok he Me on ORS 239A 30+ 5” to | rt 4D >> enue s Ne te AR di. > Nile Rin. 5 ied eae & rinse ! ‘| —) ' i meee 27 14 Batted for Dugan in ninth j ere nited for Collins in ninth a 7 5 and 3, im 36 holes. : *Batted for Leach in, ninth. | ng. : ‘ ‘er , a 7 : *Ratted for Moore in ninth _. . Jimmie Man defeated Elliot a 2 0 2 : . ‘4 . = donee secaggen lpia ae eres [§ lack, Sy -ehshanapaay | es 32 2 3 4 5 S 7 8 9 Whitbread, 3 and 1, in 36 holes. os 0000000 0 o—vy| ception as King of Stanford in the §‘ One mile run—W. J. Cox, signs «f developing into a — | Hota ny "si _ ve ; is 27 0 Biverw. e ae an ite— Wright Spalding. . Dowdi 3 C= | State. starter. but in the I: ee ee ie run och- 0060010 6 1— nT ONMOMMUSON. lourrctiss” bictasatee “sastiice | toon ine tevcd ome, Gookotlt Pen a a ae ee Arm Swam S weddle Wins Eric Siglen peers Colne, feria wo-hase hits—Koenie Lazzeri. eri- Dr. I. R. DaWis, Forest Park Ferguson, Burrus, Richbourg. Double; town in the broad jump, Cook of |’ Two-mile run—C. Russe series. with the White - Sox he, Stina Pee oneome 5 ‘7 , to Collins: se cog ee. : Sener 6 at Dla 1ys—Thompson, vent 3 and “hee ae Syracuse in the quarter mile and/¢{ Payne, Pennsylvania. ' pulled a tendon in his arm after | e.°¢@ lelphia % fieann. @ ee “on besco—-Pails- i » be ‘ * Z ’ 7 r r . n es *? : - ‘ rt an A ‘ e : are ma) ; . - +9 ? ; f . ange ¢ Inder. Lett on barea——New Yorn f. : pase— Boston. 6; Philadelphia, 7, Base on| “Red” Haggerty of Harvard in the|} 120-yard high hurdles—E. ¢|polding Schalk’s men hitless and Na in Annual ritis mateur bowie Me BO ats oP Mee : Base gn balla Ott Mare Clu Ferguson. gy Rg ag ary) /mile gave way to new titleholders. |) M. Wells, Dartmouth. \}runness for three and _ two-thirds} |S innings: off M Fa aydan 1 tn 2 innines: ' ie a _ ; ers n. 7? @ - . , . . eT i Jak ae St a aR thatiea -* Umnires—-Nallin | ) P, Forest Park, | Genewich, 5 tm 71-3 innings, Mogridge. 3 Boran registered a brace of spec- | 220-yard low hurdl s—H. G. —_ And the injury was 80 seri- | | Sy Guinn 5.. he Meeries | “MacFayden eto alla tL Country Club, | Sich” vapiest isn and Wises Hime, |tcular victories ot crown himself |} Steinbrenner, M. I. 7. ous that the pitcher is carrying his rac eet 0 TOW fiimine Site Guinn ems eee : : “4 vag "40m. e sprint king. He flashed home first | FIELD EVENTS. \'arm in a sling and will not start | — er rnir a Lowi ae . ; College Baseball. , | SET BOSTON. in the “100” in the fast time of, Shotput—Elmer Gerkin, Cal- ¢/o9n the road campaign with the | | on pam et olly and Rowland. B. R. , . ‘7 9 8-10 seconds, easily shaking off! ? ifornia. |'Browns when tuey depart tonight.| By the Associated Press, | HO} ops a England, May: 26.-— Ps prs were — Paulsen of Yale, then came back | Discus throw—Cliff Hoff- | On the trip. starting at Chicago} wrEST POINT, N. Y., May 28.-- rt eget lie stg casey es Cabin meta th segsacnnie 8 4 , oa ail 3 wil to] +. ‘day in the ritish amateur g0 UINDUS, 6, diana Ss. 4%. ‘tomorrow, the Browns : ge Five service records tumbled today | oh ampionship will go down in golf- | Minneapolis, 3: St. Paul, 2. a} bes hour later to run away. with!2 man. Stanford A » WLC al . | Hines, (| > city on the circult and will ; not tet mad Sportsman's Park|@8 Army swamped Navy in their|/ing history as a hare and tortoise| Louisville. 9; Toledo, 7. ‘ ‘affair with Tweddell as the tortoise | ithe “220” in the record time of! Javelin throw—Creth 20 9-10 seconds, leading Bartholo- Georgetown. (} not sy : | une 30. when they will open | annual track and field meet, 103%, Kansas City. Milwaukee. ratn. Bennett, in breaking the| Wo won after all the speedy hares | | mew of Penn State by eight yards | Hammer throw—Marion Ide, $/ until Jun 1;and Paulsen by ten. Penn State. {la series with the White Sox. to 3114. - high jump mark, scored the only |——-Wethered, Tolley and other fa-| PRINCE OF WALES Ohio State 13, Princeton 6, (11 ings). ’ Holy Cross 7. Yale @ . re 0} The summaries. Hi iu fo 2| soompi ene ss 7, ; fe gh jump—Thomas May- . é Owa 4, Michigan 8. a ROBINS, 7-3 Tot 35 "8| sHoTPUT—Wwon by Gerkin California, 47 nard, Dartmouth. 5 CYCLING CLUBS BEGIN first place for the midshipmen. om ahd oan an ai ee WINS $5000 STAKE PROOKLYN, May 28.—New tBaited pgiEADELPHIA. | ft. : 1.: second, Hoffman. Stanford. Broad jump—dAlfred Bates, ¢/| ANNUAL SPRING RUNS The cadets were out in front in| “ : _ . - efeated I ne Barge Club, national Associa- Fs losing st Penn State. | thirteen of the fifteen events and|® *andale of the Royal Liverpool | AT FAIRMOUNT PARK n champion. r through si ‘aight games, | ¢,,, ine ze] " |. 3% in.; fourth. Adelman, Georgetown, | Pole vault—Sabin Carr, ¢| TO NEARBY TOWNS | got a tie in the pole vault. come per a ee ressens? SE: Slonlew Aunts deed anat broken ‘oda: on McQuillan i fifth, Lamberg. Pennsyl-/§ yajoe, 1] atemsiien of the OL Lows cye-| Sprakue of Army set a eT eee 6 on ee ee oe | Continued From 1S. é : ia 7 ‘ic- a ‘me whale hate Weldaw and veater-| Mark for the shot pat with ai" é, is an Englishman of 30, — by the Undine Barge Club hag ag & Aes om LIN THROW—Won by Hines, George- *Retained tit! jling club left sienna soe SS ac sane of 44 feet. 10% inches | who learned most of his golf in | more distance. Char Lady was or au ro n. 205 ¢ 7% ches . Mo- etainec tie. (ij day for their annua emorii é » 2 | Scotl: s . i juadruple sculls, tha first sha Teebe, eee 1 in to Davisville. Mo., a popular} Hutchinson of Army and Jeanes of cotland. His game is a perfect | third. | | ru? avis » SO, example of golfing concentration, | Three Winners for Pichon. lls from the roney, Georgetow 199 feet 1 ineb; fame club, and the ifhrich D. ney, seorgetown, € wh: N ; : ' P ; ' + — avy tied in establishing the new Mspers serond eight-oared shell. | Nixon cf. third, Shipkey, Stanford, 191 feet 4% fect 1% inches: fourth. Zombro, Stan- | resort, 115 miles southwest of St. y eins if t} ole vault ' deliberation and meticulousness. s0 ; [WARDS AND CHILDS CUPS: VAR- inches; fourth, Healey. Princeton, 191 rd. ie oe oes | ewis in the northern hills of the; service recort or ie pe ‘ ag PP even the showed or the ima ' Louisville and Nashville, com- . cantor, 74 inch. > * Bee " . % inche “ v? yi tne ‘ve he s f i, " Ps. ae Te re | a: emai 0 feet, 2% inches; fifth, Moore, Harvard, . 3 inches.| Ozarks. Several members started 12 feet, 37% inches. Tiny emg Pepa cheliias “guaaiaek” Wine comes vo | ing off the pace tn the stretch vy ow, Lin : : —_—* . . > by Comir 92 a it , ammeé r 16 ieee . Be © ; ts an . | Ragdanovich. 4. indell; 2. McClure: 3. ont on 7, , 010340 190 feet 9% inches. (New meet record er i ip ec. Masna rd. ) on the run Friday and the re-|itt let the hammer fly 164 feet, Ot ctauiadinie casaniadi Ud dications run, passed Agnes Call to register Proman : - 7. Anderson: stroke, Eddv): *hiladelpiita eed and, Bpalding.. Wright: manna got ag Pos ag 1 inch, made by mouth, 6 feet 444 Inches: f ecoOnd. | mainder, divided into two groups, inches for another new mark, proce, PBC “4 “ Poe exe a ray Paso L. Pichon’s ascend vistors of aan e and . iis n. Ss or + ny Sa ae rT c*~ 4 . ‘ ‘ ~ +, % i Pe ne ¢ ‘e ok a : ; : Finceton pot, eon aaelmhle: third. Three-Liase nite We eoore. Frivere | 440-YARD DASH—Won_ by Alderman, King. ‘Stanford, and Coggeshall. urth. | Jeft yesterday morning and after-|Simon of the Cadets tossed paragon alas eral pace of twed-! aay. Agnes Call finished second Tiran) " eicth. Evracnse. R ’ eee an } javelin 1 i4 feet, ‘ a inches to bet- : ‘ “ . and Qu #7) Clara third. Pichon's third winner was Bus? n base es Rich bourg. Moore. riberge f Thompson. Double plays—Williame Stichigan State; es second, oes Yale +e betw rate Hampton. A and noon ime 6.304-5- seeond time La pe to Gautreau to Bur- d, Barbuti, Syracuse; —— Noten 4 eso" “ pera, Taie ¥. fe et 2 i Co RE Barts scan : san ‘Hen ch0 sane Waban cane FIGH artmouth., —Won by f Sr a The Century Cycling Club run]... he ¢ he high / 5 tuk re ‘ it~ | ‘ . mar or t 12 ig ump pe | ee a RI Day, wie tor in the fourth race at eal 2237930433055" o| 33323535555" 95355996555 et = mL Co Ch ce go] ores . ~] 7 2 2 @ & 32 m4 > —_— sent ‘ 2 , zaes ein Se vires ee ah alin 67/9: me mabe om 4-0 eh = tne . , . ae a El aa i ek ete, Boe RAD + sie eam ee Fa et a ae Sse eettren aan ov ~. a eS % o> te A Ae ce rrginn " % - ; - a_i aah on dee - echt wl hynles phe ‘ 5 _ ness Or ee . Y 7 none ke henge hen, . + * ~ 4 . eer oy ® te = me 7“ é OD ~2n> . = s/enictiiminahagenate cana frr eyelets el tenetnaeete mr aniilisinenmitast> ahha atueaaers . Ee ea a ae ath meen - prc - i : » ews Mitel Adencteh vepaties teen tre ae an nh sdineigecastllalgtaoe, v Re pene ~ de> 5 Web ae Be Rell one * ey A len esos ert. th ee Columbia 12. Cornell 0. ‘3 t. Mary's 8. Gettysburg 1. b avy &, Army 2. § Sanerote | Bancroft ss. . o _ — > baal _— & oe) >i [so =— W Mh Mee sa % — Dido > ee TT Seeatiniediiane | BO mepetd us ~S © A ey one ~ Nah age — api sage ley ae ie ol ODi ds Be we ene O | mS Distasi to ~~.) —) no SON => | Ch Rll OOM mH Ona! 4 Soe hl ll at ee ! —s S| >| ae \ NIOR VAREITY aa to Band to Wrigrhtrtone. - fifth, Swope, i &: Philadeiphia, 10. Time, 48 3-10 Bec. _ a tid. Swinburne... ~ er) town: 3 } bout 123 ete Tarte | econ Time Oe | Beatin cine tere: fink He |¢°. Springfield. Tl. about | 135) 4 inch a mile and a sixteenth. Again th i by Hearn 2. Hite—ort | 120- YARD HIGH HURDLES (final) ee | gan. Yale, Time, 1:55. imiles, started from the clubrooms; «+4. meet was held on a slow! cckey al org = ; ienth) : | by ! are Outh; secon Collier, | ‘ ee . y , re ex- : Bvt n . | Jockey now & g00d judgment in 7 innings fnone out in e gr t wr } ‘ . St an ford fourth. ta? YARD Pong aU RDL Ec W iT} Yv Saturday at noon. They ar y ex field, rains earlier this week leave | placing a proper estimate on his mount’s speed and stamina. The ff iearn,, 2 innings, Hit by pitcher on > fifth, Webt Southern cond, Spelman “OW , - (i Wertz * Losing pitcher— s ret. nia. Tin 14'S. eover, outh ect be fs . Z : : secu Tiertenee ~y pected to return tomorrow. ing the athletes heavy footing Gil-| “Wertz. Umpires—Kiem and Wilson. Time | oy; > RUN—Won by Cox, Penn . rn - ‘ornell: _—s fifth. The Guaranty Cycling. CluDiy oe oe a > was individual hich | icin ; ourth, nell; bY | Dreth o rmy was individual high | result w that wt h uj, Saneone, Colby; third, Srahawn, Southern California. Time—! made a run yesterday of 54 mileS|,.5-er taking firsts in the 100,| esuit was that when he sent Busy er, ) aie Day forward in the back stretch. | Alard and 4 0 S aLosesneseut: tes’ >= J ~ nw POT Nav! tania: Princeton: Rinutes 43° cond ‘POUND COL, 7 EGE ‘CREW S—Won bv ,eonevivania: second. Columbia: third Plarvard fourth. Yale: fifth. on. Time. 6 minutes 39 4-5 seconds breaking 9! pe course record for the event PERSC HOLASTIC FIGHTS. FINAL— fon by Wear Philadetnhia Catholic teh Second. St. Josrnh's Prep. PF S0rinhia: 1! Hun Schoal. fou = tg ‘Central ton. Dc: fifth Western High. Waeh- mie ben. .%. x time for course of one Maries: v TARSITY EIGHTS—Won by vee dene *, * ~ . $0m. ; ,, of same—tih. Wills, Bates; fourth, McKinnon, Stan- | ie - ‘to Greenville, Ul. leaving 108) 999 and 440-yard dashes, and ac- he stepped right past St. Johns ns Wins Vins Regatta. ford: fifth. Wildes.” Harvard. ~ Time! s asimER THROW—Won by Ide. Penn] ¢ : ate yl State, 162 feet 14% inches: second, Li 1; North Twelfth vd., and re counting for 15 of the Cadets’! then mntitehend ta on aE: 00 aoe “ee hird.} ing last night. The run was made} 5 oints. BATTING — n % advantage to «| lla i 7% | yesterday in order that members} G. AB R. H 2B. 3B 1B. A the finish. ‘. . - oD. oD. 41, AVE. Shadowdale was the winner in fourth, Pillsbury. Bowdoin. ei} inches: fifth, Wright. Cornell. 153 feet | might be in St. Louis for the start; OHIO STATE N NINE Hornsby— the sixth and Blue Torch out utran 4% inches. a = ;, ite 7 ib’s century spring run | | Mendota today. defeating the Uni- for ii ches: ame. iins 220-YARD DASH— Won by Heh os : Beg > at Pioiage > (Fe: Guntosy'| DEFEATS PRINCETON 35 1323549 12 1 32 3711! Powder in the stretch to take the » ’ ia c : cates “A ; OUNGe ‘ ‘ mM + s066 és 0 . 00 0— 7i versity of Wisconsin freshmen WWe'c! rma. 4 ur” 2 feet 10% inches: Became Paul ‘Gh Filkins. | Road Club of America. | By the Associated Press. rach seventh. '- gecond "Prine eton:; third. eS (Uw rt Nace. ° * s v + cl crew by more than a length. Cul- ft ne fit Stanford. 15k at 9 3 3h | 73 ly vania;, flsth, Fane. | Ent: es are being accepted by | PRINCETON, N. J., May | 39 1392649 8 6 3°.353 Blue Torch, running like a blee Nvrtih — 2 “i ‘ r ¢ . v or i . ; oy yt nice ages entries . ’ ~ : r yi 3 7 * ~ 53 "Seconds; "new cae PMiMtrman. geeiag, Home runs—Harp-|ver Military Academy of Indiana : . ao oo record, of nace "Yl tne Century Cycling Club at 1528| The Princeton and hio . State | FIELDING. streak in the final 70 yards of the by Dest ol was third. The race was over & man: Soeue tee tale.” third. pS VAUL’ on North Grand Blvd.. for a ten mile| baseball teams battled until the, G. PO. A. E. DP. SB. Pct.; mile and a sixteenth race whieh | : second, Barnes. Southern California handicap to be held next Saturday eleventh inning today before the | | Frisch— closed the program, passed Pew.- Ohio won 13 to 6, by scoring seven 39 83142 3 32 11 .986/ der, the early pacemaker, near the runs on six hits off Palmer, and a | Hornsby— sixteenth pole and won going away. nt 3s ..% Nee ernaby. Double piays a wie se ! rvard; fou , c . rince- r Led Tidonrye is St an for rt | Princeton error, 36 71116 4 14 @ gral priees K was third. DIOOnmoNoyn-a| oon: 2 ] MOMs So ee” or ! 2. {) r; 0, MADISON, Wis. . May hg 100-YARD DASH—Final: Won by, Borah. 0 ° Enuthern California: second, au'fen. 0} Johns Military Academy val Yale: third, Batroholomew, Penn State: “3 field, Wis., won the first ann fourth. site use. Southern California: r, arvar ime s lmidwest junior regatta on Lake Big: 15 . 28. an) a second. Phillips ~~ ~~ A A eR RN nega c' wecnnd &vrn . & : indstr } 1ile uarter course. ; fr seats ee ania, Prince. , a aft entee—New York, “9: mee Sane SS n: fifth. Brigzs. Yale. Time. | 3 ft thu ef parm as 3.8 eer Be ewer a balle—ort Marne. 2 | | 25 810. RROAD JUMP—wW | Pr : fourth. tie between Bradley. | June §, on the Gravois Road to Th ’ “ . : off ¢ ‘ n.4 t nnings, | NING Al : —— Vt ON rinceton aed liiame, Southern Ca! . an ‘at, Course recon’ for ths 3 Quii!s Barnes, 1: yn aS Be Ag - Fi 4. e— Moran, lac Penn State, 24 feet S% inches:| fornia. 19 ft. (New world’s record: old| Fenton, Mo. The starting point Is = ee ie Pais ina A. 'Hits—Oft Barnes’ | Golaley and Hart, Time ef game—ch.| serond. Mathias, Penn Biate, 24 feet! record is) ft, 113-16 in. made bY at the Des Peres river bridge. oo loge: otf McWeeny, 4 is ye dance 17.000. 8% inches: third. Meeks, Stanford. <4 Charles Hoff, Norway. in 1925.)

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SL: - RR RE rR cad PAGE 48 __ RS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . _-SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TYPHOON WINS BASHFORD MANOR STAKE AT LOUISVIMpTECIE Outsider a OM tse opoo™ JOH ~ ION DP ———————— West, who maintain Stable. E. P. McLean’s Toro was chat second to complete the five fur- ; a 7 . } ( Value to winner $900, second $200. third S10U. longs, two lengths behind the win- i Bh ” ; 10; 17 L ; ‘ 5 | * 0 , . : * : “k iden R b ; aa : 1 HORSE. PP. _ST._%4 __% Str._Fin._Jockey. Lis Nepmliopiee: ie mS Ri A good crowd attended | as of threatening weather, vance of jane. ooke . ee A. eR a eee ae |Ko_K i 4h T. Clelland 5.4 ‘Nine Dollars & 11 2. Pool ‘ the Lemar Farm’s Misstep which —_ iCal. Shaw re ' x. 31 32 ’ Pool 2. Mat y Roger raced ane oe and, under restraint, moved up stoutly, assumed Witching Hour. hard hustled, moved into good lead at once. saved much “round Se $C Ui 7 Z - 4 4 ai A. Abel A | an easy lead and won with speed in reserve Thomas Paine improved ais position In scoring at a] . j up as low as $250 in (3 oo . Geving 53. | Steadily. responded to pressure when called upon, gained fast on the outside, but Dg Drice iy p pick ng ls the ‘pace | seventh race, Flossie Mac pnd. whistling stations and get- nosed out R. E. Lechleiter’s Car- | for the entire trip and just lasted. Poiar Sea was well up in early stages, but lost | Fellowship ground racing wide at stretch turn, but came with a bie rush in last furlong and ‘William ‘Tf, q ; F : Connel lly v, at sn me taking the final fence, znd finished well. Upsal forced N ” “| 7 ‘4 Smit 5.3 thr by The winner was stoutly support- | teenth. Lady Welcome had no mishaps, Sister Maggie was away poorly and was adoona », An ee, . | throughout, had considerable taken out of him racing with Nicholas, and tired in the the calculations of the i dozen times that in towns ridden wide for most of the way. 'Two Dans Smith Od, , under the weight. Fredden Rock tired badly at end. Nicholas lost rider at elev- pers. The track handica & CO : | place $4.40, show $4: Char Lady. show 85.70. rated her the seventh five furlongs in 1:00 1-5 over the; P ; |Lady Basil 42.( n dog in THIRD RACE—S$1000 added, 3-year-olds s:08. yer ae six furlongs. Start ‘aDevonia Crump 33.30 PON, 10- to 1. show 5 to 1; Upsal, show 3 to l. field of eight. He had al cal Ming home for a@ three-months’ : : — pel Ss THIRD RACE—$5000, the Juvenil take, 2-year-olds, five furlongs. Start ~ s ity. Alfred Johnson had the win- | ch. ge. 6 by Bulse-Ros¢ wood. , aaner. WV, MC Time, :24 :48 1-0, 1:14 4-0. Ning Dollars began fast. showing most speed and e ; whee enile S y | Patrimony the slowest of all ef ae at the ranch in Dodge. = trip, had something left at end. Colonel Shaw, in closest pursuit of the. leader 2 . Cc. 2 Dy Dominant- Frumpery. Train J. Fitzsimmons. Time—1:01. Value Equivalent after bearing out last turn, but could not get winner $15,700. 0. } 2.7 second $1000, third’ $500. Mac and Patrimony set the , the lead in the first quarter but | Louisville quickly and showing good speed, finishing gamely. outstayed Fellowship. Lattet , . £2 ‘wrestling bug bic mm. et ne eaadaers n 1 S q ae : 1 */ 12°6 post Dut broke weil in motion and showing oh oe . | S. Stretton up stoutly when called upon. wore down the leadere and was going away at en é track last night. Happy » for half mile, came strong thereafter and finished gamely. Chesterbrook Se ion ; ; ’ ; 1° a > - ; W. Lauscher 9.80 start and faltered when put to a drive. Temeraire made his move nearing the far by the handicappers, but » ion of the World : ah m SZ hamp old colt, Typhoon from rhunder >, place $3.80, show $2.90; Harry Carroll, show $4. 70. finie} c side when leaving back stretch, lost much ground entering stretch and i t half 10 te 1. show B ta Capt, Martin. show 5 to 2 ; nose out Grappling Iron 4 +KE to wrestle, and my idea rels when he easily accounted for ‘3 Powers. Time, 3:48 (12 jumps). Track good. “Value to winners, $6200, $2000, $1,- The winner paid $41.40 fo rk he should give it all he’s the Kenton | Witching Hour 6 . 1* x ‘ . , Pichon 03 SECOND RACE—$1200, allowances, 2-year-old maidens, five furlongs. Start t: olly Roger 30—1 ” Mahoney 3 Kerry, the favorite and} Je town one night and a met- Special to the Post-Dispatch. é teal e : since e today’s COLLINSVILLE, Ill., May 28.—Following are the results of to- NEW YORK, May 28. — Following are the results of today a gar a Happy Woon Noses ¢ by Star-Bagnadine. Trainer, F. Landry. Time, :23 3-5; :47 4-5: L: sla to winners, «$1000, $200, $100. Mis- HORSF, WT. _PP. ST. Fin, Jockey. : 1. 10R ) Str. es ~ eee be Toro Runs Second and 116 Or . Le JO |*Shadowy ........ ‘ ‘C, Eagan Golden Volt J. Bespeak (}— The surprising victory. 1 : 20) : 11: ; co : A. Abel se Capt. TT Spanish Sti 5! O ; “ Coltiletti program was the outsts : Expec Crump Ill Due to Weight cemmatakes f ” t | f po nl eS ‘olf 2+ 106 . fe F. Maguiye Melmor .. .. ..116 5O€ i bE . . Geving et Mustapha .. 3 The - Badger acted ba: diy at the ama ‘ } : rom TYaoWwTT we ‘ 8 ne pe "en. LOUISVILE, May 28. The Ken ‘dced prominently for five furlongs but gave away suddenly right at the end. Span- *Captain, Jackson. my 1? = turn on the outside. King Jimmie could not get to the leaders when put under the fleld reached the ing storm and Brynwood, this after- SECOND RACE—$1000. added. z-year-olds, maidens, claiming, four and one- panel. @utetaved Dodane. Latter canes clanatite tak in tight quarters first e er raced promin into SECOND RACE—$10,000, The Charles L. Appleton Memorial Steeplechase, 4- 1008 Time—:2?4 1 7-49, :544-5. Value to winner. $700. second $200> “third “ate Roma raced Baie most speed for ha] f mi e but tired eadiy in etretch. er |W; do te s. Azi ‘ hac Was ne a r three furlongs Azure was always far " aia. “tedane | WOU. $500. hn eed selsk, an the | That's why I get all over the lar Sea 1 er Winner, {J : |" Thomas Paine .. Pp ot : ~ a8 . hy ‘ an 15—1 | the next. I made nine $ ] f () () | i Weather clear; track fast. THE VICTOR po - | slic _— 3 furlongs: Start good, FI ——~ | lin Iron | FIRST RACE—$1000 added, 3-year-olds, claiming, six furlongs:. Start good FIRST RACE—$1300, claiming, 3-y ear-olds and up, six 7 nd. pung Pays $4 Be won easily, place driving. Went to "posts: 02, at post 4 minutes... Winner ch & 5 won driving, place same. Went to post2:03, at post 4 minutes. Wine: rs a AB Ww Trainer, arter. * a z a ae oo :24,' :48, 1: 300; third, $100, —Numerous we 3 : | ty winners, $700, $3000, $100. pen Nas ee Ft ioaings : = Champion Hi Equivalent Equiva = HORSE. ; % % Str. Fin. J i. 1 33 i bi~ Bade ce : S Stevens X wdliffe ” " ” a oer é e . - elev step Third — Jockey |i'*x,“eou"! | wee wt hele RS |Geo. Gr - | 3} D. Connelicy 3 e-paper G. Fields Woon in the ninth rage , ; ‘*Bresiacher .......10% 3 P. Hebert "”n Temeraire ; é >. ih @eee2ee#*e F E, Fewell a 'Steg Marcon 6 ; | H, Merts 34.0% OSs ees i 7 “> de, § Wakoff set of the greyhound cing wlke Many More. C. lillips ols * Smith Ceylon Prince raced forwardly from the start. but under steady restraint. ower at the Madison Kennel ¢ , speed, raced Alex Ww ‘oodlifre into submission and dre 7 out in last poe age Pye , a Woodiiffe began tiring badly near cnd. Harry Carroll was away slowly an¢ ir fs F * ? . L. Canfield 56.60 McAuifte into re and tired at end. Capt Martin went well | 4 3 Fischer 80 responded courageously and held on well. McAuliffe kept forcing nace from the was not rated a Serious contaall - By Joe Stecher, ton Farm Stable’s good two-year-| ish Star tired. Sweepstakes was always outrun. Scratched Gareth = - mutuels paid: The Badger, win $23.80, place $8.50 show $4.80; Alex Wood- — SField. fast on out- pressure. Melmor pulled up lame, ; ' hadowy, away fast but outrun tn first quarter, began moving up fas Odds: Ceylon Prince, win 6 to 1. place 2 to 1, show 4 to 5: Golden Volt. place he slipped through on the iy 5 Told to Stewart Robertson.) -j half furlongs. Start good. won driving, place same. Went to post 2: — _ post noon added abnudantly to his lau . é od reached front in last furlong but w not od ough. George Groom raced iinutes. Winner pik. f. 2 by Lucky Hour-Nancy Hagan. Traine J. & OU ee Ot OCG On : l Id d bh ‘ d pl m F bir tent t s st furl Breisacher finished well. year-olds and up, about two miles: Start goed. won easily and_ place same. re. : rr ere es bt tired in inet fasiona. oreiene Sincerely | tL») post 3:07, at post 2 minutes Winner ch 5 by Pennant-Lethe. Trainer, v. wi that if a man enjoys his the Bashford Manor Stakes worth | Boulvelent - . ec ay } " : oS pablo $2 mytuels paid: Shadowy. win $21.60. place $9.00 show $7800 net to Messrs. Payne ar q | HORSE. ae a r. __ Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds to 1, place $9.20, show $6.60: George iveenen show $3.60. : Closing G _ HORSE, } J y & «Str. Fin. Jockey. Odds. tide Iron was 2 howing in , ~ Curran +> good, won driving. place same. Went to post 2:43. At post “Sama 1° A. Ferguson 12—5 Sword Buckle thir Pride en ing a year, snowin ; 4 “Clelland “O; b. ce. 2 by Angon-Bernini. Trainer, M. F ~ Shapott. Time, :24 2-5, :481-5, 1:01. 0 d. hee ry during d psal ee eeee e 1 ~ izard ; ; Byers. j—1 backed, was nowhere, ty-coast trips this last sea- Equivalent Odds to_ ] tw 7 ~ ee +. -_= > a »e Ke © ese wile - a, dw Ow tw we Ole wt WIQ urging to make him keep pace with ue to the winner. Sesqui suffered from interference & Nashv'e. 115 7 . 9 L. Pichon + 3 *4 unaee utuels pald: Nine ’ aaa €4. 40, Show 33: Sesqui. show $3.40 probe eg Sipe THIRD RACE—$1500, claiming, 3- lds and up, one mile and one-sixteenth: | Mordine —$1500, claiming, 3-year-olds D, | at post 3 minutes. Se atch and Soda Winr —B, g. 7% Ol QO S rs — J Og Time:26, :00 1:16 er sg. 7 by Huon-Kolinsky. ‘Trainer R. so aoe ers. uC lbNitoue oe; a. i 4-. V } ~—_— é $2 °2: q oT? } = 1:47 alue to winner $115U. $225. ) Se ees i'bExcalibar squivaiel 'aPollywog ‘ ; . | Mickey Free 115 6 i D4 4! McTague stride he closely pursued the lead Rundaric 0 - erties 5 s 3 et pet be pha rhe ate OS oe De) ] a' * ~ 3 $) a ‘ - w ing Greenock, another which repre- . Pascuma Start gvod: won driving: lace same. We nt to post at 3:13d;: -atrigquin 3 Wiliam T. Ww as far out in track throughout. o wn Patriq + | lars, win $9, place $440. show $3; Colonel Shaw. |aGroue her i" LO~) Te a pet OP pk pee * — te tago for third. would have won in another stride. Char Lady raced well before tiring in last six- | Keith ' Canfield a | final furlong. Lizard went well to the first turn of the field, but stopped badly ed and his feat of traversing the | $2 @iutuels paid: Witching Hour, win $4. 0. place $3.70. show $3: Polar Sea, | aPurple Flac Fische . gt. Louis. And now I'm Gray ~ : Jolly Roger. win 11 to 5, place 4 to 5. show 2 to 5: Thomas Paine, : good track testified to his fine abil- good, won driving. place same. Went st 3:02, At post 1 minute. id e5: aAudley Farm entry, ; , > 1 c a ; » Value to winner 8700. holding on well the entire 90d. won driving, place same. Went say F cae 3:96. At post. 6 minutes, Win- ner away well, but it required hard Still, in the_actual running, F bout 17 years since . throughout, made a game finish : gprs . HORSE. WT. PP. Tee: % ® Str. ‘in. Jockey. Odds to first quarter, but. recovered Closin Odde and Flossie Mac won rag after fully settied into his’ best |Queen Clara 2 —s . 5 “ae The handicappers plecke@-@iebey used to want to become 4 XV " sented McLean around the turns. i Groatan ; Phillive Double X a i . ? Upon reaching the stretch Typhoon | a "Se abies ite ae “4 ‘ ay meee Twe nty ts but in those days there . aw fn * — ,. OE. : MA be aide inieaieiii Prompt. proceeded to draw clear of his 11 Bas Louisville and Nashville raced well up “from start and under strong handling . HORSE. # ¥ .. es { Str. Fin, Jockey, Odds to L |Sephanus Time, 20 2-5s, nt so much entertainment, 80 opponents and the final three- ane peel: gmc age ah graded a me o. Cali safe - — tS op the final | Hopeless eit : ee ‘134° 13 +4¥F. Maguire 3.20 na "114 ‘ : l s. oO’ {eel Le ona. Braw Lass. L ady M Mieolon sa } youngster tried himself out ‘ : - 0 On sa! dg, ani rom inex} erience ant lg Na . i Ai +) “314 Ae 2 > ) walt ’ eeepnneer Oiipnieenes 7 eam ‘ ‘E— te 4 3 eixteenths found him racing easily | 4 irive. Queen Clara had to race wide for most of the way and closed good gap Eiving 1ts ee Ore 919 Oh Dh 33 ) erat 3. aH, | P. Whitney entry. _b—Greentree entry. c—Added starter. Preston Grange , bir: 5 naa 4 grappler. My brother, Tony, | The and against his riders restraining | fs key Free had no mishaps. Rundark tired badly in the last furlong. Othere were | Geo. “yo il la elma “ec F : % % “a W. Crump 8.! oft Ae a ns: lage a? aon cyeint ag sme: pI — when called upon, stood Lord Nedeen gag: a K: ‘no slouch, and I learned the group . aiW ays outrun, | Samar mn dhe i i ; 5 : s f E. Oe: ")] 3 G ermine oppos on rom rgover and 1e lc on W e] to end. Groucher improved Tom Packs. z ee: ee ; = eee wane At the fin- | $2_mautuels paid: Louisville and Nashville, win $27.90, place $6.50, show $3.60: | a Og Semana peed in worst going around | oir st two turns forward font adily on the inside. finished fast and outlasted Kirkover. Latter, a Time. 27 3-ds. Fine 2 yents of the game from him. | o¢ the , ‘ . FOU RTH R. ACE—$ 1000 added, 3-year- olds and uD, bene one mile -_ one- ' eae teed” La arbec cr ant ts “gear igg Gan, ig ne finish courage. Mordine displayed good early rene throughout but stopped at end. Scotcn Scrate 4 “Blond ‘RBegwa a wht from the 8 Public 1 t ft the latt I d finis advantage alter 1e acter 1ad | sixteenth: Start good: won eas site: place drivii Went to post at 3:2 t_post sti LV Flying loud. Latter. closer up than usual first — made a e i. of and Soda showed a good effort all the way. Nitouche went well. VPollywog frac THIRD RAC E—Futnrée course: adh to specialize in order : ack. | ee at iz. € 0 S B27; | ane s ing wearing e winner dos Starbeck rae n closest pursuit o : ‘ 54 . | raced from ; good distance back oe hey m B. o. 3. by Busy ee at er ty Dixie mf Day. Trainer—J. J. econ, i pace and on. Pg hier rigge P ta eg ti kin 3 Geo. et Mar ‘ire in 2 et — te nie a te Stephanus broke in a tangle. . sa $35.60 40 & T ate aco I'm pretty light begin dw Misstep and Carta figured in! ¢ ae J 2-9, 00 2-0. aiue to winners——9 } UY last quarte Samaron could not get into a contending | pos! itio S~ mutueis paid—Dice, win to De place 6 to 5, show 3 to 5; Groucher, place . ng : sc lieiead duel for nny a, for bee? , oa F $2 mutue! 8 Dai + “Hopeless. win $8.40, place $3.80: r lying Cloud. place 6 to 5, show 3 to 5; Kirkover, show 5 to 2 On : r stasis wrestler, even now, and most Winner * Equivalent $3.40. No show mutuels sold, FOURTH RACE—$2000 added, The Select Handicap. 3-year-olds and up, one | ttub. John Smith =p 3 id . i eure ) . mith also rad, Seratehed= an to consider- mer just lasting to save the place | HORSE. : OES 2. __Str. Fin, Jockey, Odds to 1. FOURTH RACE—$1500, allowances, The Kenwood Hills, 3-year-olds and uD, mile and one eighth. Start good, won driving, place easily. Went to post, 4:06, Caldron and Pitter Swed be y epponeass 5 ] I uldn't nants from the latter’s belated rush Be- | | Busy Day : f : , Pichon one mile—Start good: won easily: place driving. Went to DOS 3:46. At post At _ Post 1 minute. Winner ch ¢ 3 » 3 gee ment: -Courage. Trainer, J. Rowe Jr. Time, FOURTH RACE—Ousrter miler beef, so natura ly co Shaw in . - - ee eee | o O14 9 O5 ‘ H. Elston Db minutes, Winner. br. «.. 3. by High Time Rosanne. Trainer, K._ Spence. Time. 2) 2-5: :49, 1:14 3-5: 1:41: 1:53 3 Value to winners, $1550. $350, $150. That’s the Busines $1000. | i trength I : 4 =_ > ’ ‘ *” "4 « . 79 2.5 . By | Aly O_F y « » on; » 7 s. them by ma n 5 r ng , hind the more’- successful four, 1¢ é 3! 3 . McClair 3.63 23 3-5. :47 2-5. 251, 1:12. 1:40 2-5. Value to winners, $1150, $225, $125. Closing | Flying Start. 5 Group C > ; [Ar es Ae mer - 4) A. Philpot 12. ‘quivalen ORS “ae . “Odds Bu 5 ted that few of them paid , Crasher, Penthorn, Charmarten, i a a , 4 at eas ; HORSE iin i Cae oo eee es i HORSE, , _.- 4. n. Jockey. ids. “> So t Oh S; ’ and F ire Proof fj nished | ¥ ie ird a bt ° ¢ ; 4 Cc . Philli 8 > 9 eee BO BS , ORE. : woh oh Ae : _ SR : _tr. _* in. os mtn Ugs Pew ® laV alorous a ae ). Clelland ne. ODE 'aMarshall N F. Chiavetta cemeemanes nto arsna NEY ; ‘ 3 ‘ ~* 0” ‘ llave , Second money amounted to $800 . Susy Day, hard hustled and | ores a 1g - most t speed, raced into a a good lead - on 'Profiteer ba ( o? 45 W. Lauscher J. 118 . Sande > i @ x itl $400 t I ° ] d * P and, hol linge on well, won Ww ith muc h nm reserve, St; irs and Stripe 8 race d . ‘aKid O'Kildars 8 P . ~ © 3 i ; Ww. Pool] > » : P. W hitney entr Acting Roy i ™ oe wee 2.80 : ted in to develop it. Wa vith 0 thir an Cartago wag for the entire trip, but began tirfuge when reaching sinal furlong. Super King, jC andy Blackbird ¢ ‘ \4 i 58 . Froggatte $1. lorou: nd tout 1 ges traint to th ] ] ete “3a 4 : v's ucke ae > PI | é if f } , I a4 sroafter - ( inic 1e rj rije o : ; - ‘ - i ‘ ; g wee ‘ ; Va rous, unde 8tOu restrain ( ! 0 re . . “ -5 . : saved entrance and starting fees | cain OE, it for Balt malic. andl oe te peatter and fink! d with a rush. Ae Fergie : 3 1 ] ‘ | L Geving sro | der, pressure. and cetlanted Stacuey tm +o final aeiek ape oe AK fo AP gee yh 2 ey 8 6 ‘hein Practiced on gs. schools, | by finishing fourth. . ; te a began racing fast when reaching stretch. Betsy Bacon retired after nalf a foe a mficid St — —— -—— ; —— | e big a aint, ss erosss a Way and held On with Sood courage to the j . | Pv ee ~S bea used to go into the barn and offered ? - P : ' > ' 2 , tory and was taken off his other 1 minute.” Winner. b. soft ms ty n Ormond: Saga meta eulee 4 Pick okt é % te FIFTH RACE—$5000 added, The Bashford Manor Stake, 2-year-olds, colts HORSE. WT. _ PP. ST. % Str Fin, Jockey. Odas tod Pabetaaae $20.40 $18 ” 3 I started to work on our pigs. mounts, 24 4-5; 250, 1:16 3-5; 1:44 1-5, 1:51 1-5 Value to winners, 8700, $217.50. $1 17.50, | ee SS gt one gga tea — 3 he a he vit Bh gta Ss aoe |cLaughing ; 4 re § % ey ie ee p a 9 4 it sounds queer to you, but iw fr. toed age x es cee a : : | He lenita re a ’ Fate ; Biss Caid's iz Was the finest kind of practice. . = atrim erst hates to be made to do any- w — ~ pat met pee | ot it te ’ re ce -~ aan Equiv alent yf So pha Wm Or “~~ a a a ~~ ww CS ae Dao? Ory Olor ur « ~ - -_— — ° . . ee Pt Teh as rh Hr ph et fe tnd PM et el jad “~ ee eh ee ee ee a heed ed teenth snesnenstnsnteenantinnines gy a * “IMO. . wt aeeneneeemmneeesneene een a Sa , Nine Dollars, making his first HORSE, : a : Fin, Jockey. Odds iol, | Witte Qnerto m. Time, :232-5, :47, 1:001-5, Value to winners, $7820, $800, [Qe a" ‘ ee . . . 4. a . . e 0 whith ( ‘ j s { { : | c ve start for L. B. Draun, led the ten | go Ty gor gar ae ae ieee ee 15 rratent | Bearanzanh te oe d th ld put bet 15 ee ~neseseeinenestennseon fe. FIG weer RACE One. marten and they wou put up @ Overdraft 11] 7 24 h : 4h J. Hyan 3.90. | Typhoon er eb h '- Geet 34 Twitter Rapny Woon throughout and easily held safe enh Rl ob gg Aa ank olla na vacing room 4 stretch, 0 po - Oh ee ‘, | |c€ ehincilla Grapnline Iron x ac rr OR Jring badly When reaching e atrete ractor semed to be bothered ov , ' a. Sesqui for second plac-. ‘The lat-/the going and raced far out of it for the entire trip. Music Shop showed a brief prep roo oe tee. , ‘s $4 4 ly | 2 > He ~ a $2 mutuels_ paid: Shadowdale. win $12.30. nlace $5.50. show $9.70; Ocean ‘ = le ) 3 19 Bullman ate a | See ee ee wae 7 lowship throughout the stretch. | Current. place $5. show $3.80: Villaxer, show. $14.90 | —MeLean entry. _b—Leichleiter_and_Holmes entry, Nik Shank N ) a ‘phoo h ; vigorously handled, was hard hustled to get into j[Sjy lly .* woe Rricht Holme ine T ollars’ backers were reward teenth, Start good, won driving. place same. Went to post 5:09 At post 1 | contention ee first three-sixteenths., Isposed ) Greenock when reaching stretch re end = SE. Fairbrother_ Rarford — é him the old pressure until Ma. and, after taking safe command, was taken in hand. Toro began slowly. suffered 3 BE. Madden | entry. b—-H, : T . Archibald entry. c—H. C. Fisher en entry, Ukulele T.rdy Dees "went to his knees All this 4 ] , aat aus r ing St } o na ne cs . vestment of ‘wo dollars straight. 220 hind e117 1 ; Naved good speed from the start. stood a long drive gamely and Time—76 3-5 « . U I was having bouts with the Shadowy Takes Openc r. em aereeeres | Cartago cloesd with a rush on the inside. Crusher od far o1 n track throughout. wt . HORSE. - . ; Str. Fin. Joct , equivalent = | Pen thorn tired after reaching stretch. Soy suffered from repe pated blocking. Green- | C/oSed’ some ground. Leona fimished well on the outside 4 for Shad b Blue Torch 3 : sae ae r “aos ry mer a; wae cise wa bhle @ $4.40 a: iP » c is t i Ani . ; ‘> > aleor ) oO P Y tuel field which outgamed Dedans [Prince tee Bodie > F : 42 4 ~ # , Whittaker s fee SIXTH RAC E—S72000. The Lemar F: arm Handic ap. 3-year-olds and up, six and {| Start cood; won driving. place same. Went bg Aatagy at 5:06; at post 4 minutes. Win- . . 3 2 &. Patriquin 5.00 | one-half rrauae-—Start rood: won drvinge: "e same, Went to post 4:50, At | ner—B. c. 3 by Luke McLuke-Vireo. Train — Ti urner. Time—:23 2-5. :47. | Un for my scissors W. Cov- | 2:19 -%-5, "263-5. Value to winners—$900, $200. $100. ge Ig ins , : hen | began to @ttract atten- Groom, which faltered after get- | Strained and finishing gamely, overhauled Powder Latter showed fine g; ? > 1 . i sé 4 eed for th HORS W »F I Joc ) - ‘ , entire trip, but began tiring in TE 90 vavés Prince K. cloaca o — fe pice moe tT. ec CaN. PS ) 1._ Jockey, Odds to J, | Termagant 08 4 2 2 . Benham Even ~ Re ) | g é nergy ‘ ° 0 - Smith 1.90 |Gold Coin : 41 32 > Fields 2 . EDWARDSVITI LE. WM y 4: and became my manager 60 half dozen of the 14 starters com- | Stretch. Grass Maid retired after half a mile. Others never figured seriously. ie ho romor , TW enoee tte 85) ate een mutuels paid Blue Torch, win $4.10, place $990. show $2.50: Powder. | Fire 0 , : pl a : sh pec heeod te q. = Tass ec . 4) ry : ; Seremole B San U VS Uy ORS aioe ae. eee D. ¢ 11.290 |aWee Burn 112 oe 713 W. Munden ~ |St. Louis track gquad x, b bett s yy. a while I got er o rother Tony and erously priced choice. Sommers, Mazetta, Huntsman, econd Race—Classy Lassy. Bright Ply a Sus OE. ARO AO 0 onde ; . wn . ume. | Energy. going in his best and well smiled. raced strained for thi e first half, el dae . ‘ " 313 = 9 . e Cha! 41 which he till does > } ‘ ‘ { : a mere a 8 " he 43 Illinois High Scho Athletic Os Give: length over Flying Cloud at the terminals of one mile and one- O ’ HER RAC ING RESUL “ei wae we tos dyes ole wi i‘ Moa win $4.40, nl: $3.20, sl $9.40: Witcl a bat wna? hi it! teadily j tsid the nal r : vutuel ergy, win niace $3.20, show $2.40; ritchmount, tkinson ir 9) 8 position steadily in outside, . sixteenth of the third race. The ‘| place $4.80, show $3.20: Cotlogomor, show $3.80. } iichmount ices Bh ae pon tuys Boom. pron Cell Be a Tea edt na Ye to urE- nual ; competition by = Phe y, but the scissors is my good speed from the start, was used up racing R : margin Of a third of a pees t, | got so that I could spring ee yer ai rr Serie Stem chee ee pyststy~ ee eee 4 — - y WEEP re! aoe, ve ie or ws FO CA gle oe, ” ne =n Katey re Se Ee BORE BE ae + oor 4s Saal % LPPBPD LD LL LD DD ee NI NINN NP NI NI ND RL NP NPD SI SOA AAAALYS winner led his four rivals the en- : t. - = ( el] Gi e , tire way and but for the coming At stat _ | Hi pmsn, Meimontion tee Beth gt | ates. gd -s drivi B a sor ne OW} 1a) vg Tr op ve =n ga —_ jooked 'c toned a ble Fama thy mtn Oy Sohn 7 Willis 4 a Ag a final tabulation shofwed the! = * man and bring him down with c 18 ay T, a ard | one ire ra ney wi — : . s I ran. 25 2-5, :-50 3-5.°1:16. 1:42 1-5, 1:56. Value to winners. Rane $200. $100, Red eae ee badly. 0 and Blue had totaled 30 pe —_ Salone, but I prefer to have Odds atkinson. win 1 to 1, place to 1. show 2 to 1: Termagant. place Edwardsville 29 2. 3 a Spponent try to throw me vu-cr. loose of a hind bandage while he Weather clear; track fast. SECOND RACE—One mile and 70 yards Equivalent 7 to 5. show 3 to 5: Gold Coin. show 4 to 1. Th . b k head b The meet was wion by Baer , Decause then he leavas sepa cs sale i vie as ; OD yi MO Ey ons aN A wae v al >) ; at — Pep ee pai ro r x ' to fgg Teepe Cel cag 28 = a oe re re ei. : Sewer Tee etna ae. pment! SOR SME ke ge * i” : e mace tan na : Ker oni RII Py ace ANS RS: Ss Mt ata eae eae am De TE AAT Te GEN ee SO ae 3. ReMi 5 Rage ange pene: * probably would have scored a han- FIRST RACE—Fiye furlongs: | (A. Pendergrass) ... 7.00 4.20 2.809 /|Bruneth ia & 6 a — ae ae ere an AN dy win. Starbeck, which indulged ae mty ho ya 3.50 aon i 15 AlgeT a = ing Tod ay ey ” Guest of Ho nor AS Bead F Az r the one bHalberdier (Albright). _.. 4 ot 3. Daddv Wolf _(J. Ballero) [°"" : 80 | fe 2 | reached. 2 : ~ because my legs are 50 mile, fourth race, with Bob Rog- | Manifold (Diamond). ime—1:54. Tim Rooney. Peiviees ru aneth. roi Five new records were € a * at I can encircle my oppo- Time, 4: 22 i aThorndale. ’ boyster M: art Bunch. Bureeth and The Lanrb also | gToun d when acing fo leade Is last turn SDOsed (*Aa\ ee an d was hegj n ning to tire wh en finishing. Guest of Hon or suffer ‘inte rference but finished Ni O k ) The winner and Bob Rogers raced aSewickly stable entry. bWinburn and FOUR’ ine in Oaks. as the feature race. The meet is|the 220-yard low h i" er try left knee, thereby giv. Alger entry. ; i URTH RACE—Five and one-half fur- but r ace 1 Int (oO commat ‘oe after arter 2a suffere Interference from Guest of ; anes sc heduled t a Honor when tiring in last faring x, zgv Bledsoe had a rough trip and scant chance, AIR STAR, ‘Pandera, Candy = So run tor seven Gays. er More racing away into safe Marie ne he Il ies (R. Peprema) ..... 3.60 2.80 2.40 $2 mutuele paid: Rruneth, wip $173.' lace S25.60, show $19.40; Guest of Eight good horses are eligible to | Cus throw. a, ‘he pressure it isn’t Wk Ball Gee (L. Jenner)... ....° 3.80 3/80 | Hanor. Dlace $4; show $3.40; Judge Caverly. show $20.80, year-old fillies will go to the s ” - 7S ts stretch. ee teste” Wack euitne | py rime E10 4-5, Best Friend: “Sis Gar- | . , ‘S for 3-year-olds and up at one mam St. Louis, 30% Edwaes Besse It's more like a pair rt “a leant naa bahia iene oneal aa a Truce alos ran, First Race Sealing Wax. J. G. Denny, Two Pats. Miles Prior. Dark Annee]. tuckyv Oaks, feature rece on the mile and one- sixteenth. H. Smith- 29 23: W oodriver, ars slanting through cloth. s « ean { RACE—One mile and ONS | gorreant Seth . ip i} furlongs: Raving Lady. Taleaua. Red Pennant. Heed. program at Churchill Downs tor- have ¢ f § 1-3: G ites City T. one h ; a the Dade Park Racing Association will) cRus) | Chaff | ee morrow. The race is over a dis- ‘i decane, Co ee ville ont a fn pete ‘ x 20c cRuskin (McCoy). ie es 8. 75 6.80)! | r 1a (A Pend rerass 4.40 3.00 tance of one mil ‘nd ight} son, 4; Collinsville, 3, — away from you and you ll submit a request to the Kentucky Harry Baker (Fish- annie May (J, Bol- aitaday ieacseon) et gg ee ae f mk sy Hil also ran. c c lic nasine, geen. exten at that track to open Saturday,|J. Salmon entry. cCarlton Stable entry. B ~ pete wie and one-eighth: ie ton S " "Hear. Netdae keubes Hawk Ladv & ~ tase coupes wEh: Prete ae Arno Aucil ~ 2 ’ port ‘alt een pasa: = e ourself (A. Pender RAC E—S‘ ix and one- h alf fur- Ren. Rillile n Jibe. Battle ‘Shot. all Pine the H. P. Whitndy entry, has been B Je uc: la, owned by -» B. GAMES : } , ae... ed all over the country. Fv- urday, September 17. Mr. Ellis is! Rockthorn (Horn)... 1150 6.95 4.80 ig a 3.40 3.00 The. Plaineman (Kirk)... 6.80 6.490 4.20 se gy seco’ coupled with v Pm unity has its own partic- ¢ Jenner g ag aray 4 y ¥ 7 a . > " now at Dade Park making prepar-| soxcan"!! (Mooney | 3. an o-Qo « ... $80] Mason Towle (Hardy). .... 600 4.00 AKRON SCRATCHES. ry 121 pounds. Mary Jane, win- tear I betwieen hi Time, 1:14 5. Ten. Sixty. The Mf og and Norseman also ran, Time, 1 :26. Spontaneous. Dr. Me Millan | Pool. Romb ardier. Boh Prater. Dave. Pell. = ss _ oe _—, ee eae . | tt B: —— “eS , ing p Pearl also ran. eighth: Wells, Rissel]. 'T - £ oat. . : ender Set! nd rge mann es r Foreland (A. Pender- Kuffan also fad. gag ——— poy weg | ourth—Yami. Fotiow Me, i Tur-| other entrants will Carry 116 The Metropolitan Staistheas, $5,- Jockey M. “Garner, slightly in- wBeaa of the West aw. 2°38 a OMe 53u- San dee. ’ ty 000 added, and the Memorial Day Roosevelt field, wé¢ every one gets a crack at ‘ Ree 3. o > 9)! William ‘Diggins (S ya. ody ; longs: Sixth—R: ai. Hoover, Fanny Run : . + apt Hicks : Suv dy Mandy which will carry 109, ake aPhanariot (Erickson) io... O14 Snowman Little coe eneeware (Je ffries) 3.80 360 | head Eighth—Coq hin ' going five innings qteo : ae mong and standoffish business. If ee e j . 2} — “ioe - e. rr} 3 r . ‘ : : A ‘ . saddle today, but hopes to resume) tack. Taurus, Cloth Hall aleo ran.” aSes, | ™!° cing aa a Spring Memorial Day Handicap drew 30 | Official. The Ce intral-F —T on thinks he’s better than I am fram Stable entry. Sede $ aplinger, Gussie P.. Pia ti , , : ‘ide , lined I ches STAEUBLE BAUER LEAD Oaks, the Churchill Downs man-|}' was divided. it will afternoon d ttis Pp a thim ¢t nis Pontiera ad abies wan Sebe"(reney) +. 17.00 940 6.65| alee "arin Cironane Wie tel ang J9Y- My [Or and Sentiment "also “ran IN PISTOL PRACTICE The M Cleveland-Beaumont salle wn eee eee és . ‘ J Rall t i ‘ 4 ° ige *» “fae | 1e « j : ~ he wh ee % e ord anor King O'Neill 1 Syne, Trail ag Becona—Balifont FIFTH RACE—Six se eae ee ms Day Handicap for 3-yvear-olds and | etropolitan, at one mile for e 3 aul staeuble, with 83, and G.| over at one mile It has draw North Breeze (leonard) 50 | Dhird—Charles Whitney. Freecutter, Up| Li ! a i t hoel lap | 4 ee ; ttle Clair (Jeff W: - . . aac thoroughbreds. ing to scho@l officla : Time, } :39, Sniper, Fornova, Sea Lady, | 2"4 Down, Babbling, Fourth—Jack Fair. Ombraze (Mice cyl eke * os 8°80 i. Bauer, with 86, lead shooters cae acts Sau norses and caosel Maan nal ikdceen = Cleveland was le ine ot - te on ee statler. ‘The Wits, Stn \ e worth $2000 in added mon- 7 4 , Se te See hy because ve in ving WOODBINE SCRATCHES. Seventh—Hyperion” Hawk Eye Mvilio’s Lou. Mavor Behrman. Lure of Gold. Re- ey. The field is made up of Flat « beileve si Maid. ’ cover, Gonwithim. Stuffy and Isabella also|of the St. Louis Police Revolve ; ? Osmand with Beaumont wa eo: on , "Fr; iron, Boon Companion, Rolled|~*™#"4d, and the Rancocas Stable Central had 1 tyo 0 ie we, Wrestied three times in f'Meventh—Fitet Eaition ky Take At J Akron. SIXTH RACK—Six furlongs: Se pie Kathlene K (Pauley). .19.00 40 4 00/\ for 20 yards and 12 yards, respect- Royal Julian, Hydrome!l and ; j es Edith C Cavell, Amberjack, High rain caused the - in Memphis and five times m Slick ) 7.40 3.40 , By the Associ Cyclopean (Hay gy . 3.40 | lock, Royal Spring, Weat Point, Rock work. Scores follow: , : 0 here Monday. | y ated Press, EN , eee seve GO Bae Kelneth and Cheat lng Cheaters aleo tan eis athe : entry Stable entry. have top weight with 122 pounds. | Stable’s Sankari will, “Weer Mm. i couldn't do that #@ fF ‘Stacie. 12 YARDS. . vhs Uae lette, Son of Jolit, SSE show a 8.80 R Maid. Game Chon andl m. best stuff. will meet some of the Slow ~y ne UR, Esprems) 335 ty Panzan and Anne Minor also ran, ed (Armstrong) 42.80 12.290 RaolF. W. Greene ...-; if. Frechmani s few ot} . | 80 7} - w other good ones will contest | kari, Harry Sinclait’s Ges SeMPUr successive days. That's 1B 452" Deksy “Goanens. wee? AWE. Deda. (Pauley)... 7.20 | Fie 155, Cites tthiomas’ Crke [Dr Ke Carriere Gh ‘B a. Rompers 265 | : oe se . . F Connors, Winnie 520° 545° Chevehe wai oe rude R} Rinehart 44 tumbold 83 will get under way tomorrow | Day Handicap over seven furlongs. | post of honor. He WHie w vering the last furlong he | By the Associated Press. . ‘ards: a " ee eee see | miaged ‘iain tamer se Shasta Grande *| __HORSE, __PP._ST. 1% 1% % Str, Fin. Jockey. Odds to 1 BELMONT PARK SCRATCHES Louis in the last eqent, tt Bein f unprotected for my favorite the winner for seven furlongs Was!/ aThesis (sher) 2. 40 7 — 2 3.09 |Pezey Bledsne RO i a _ Maes pee Brown Bud. aoe ater, Clearanes, Royal Play. Skeddale, Never More Beats Bob Rogers, aJ. K. L. Ross entry. THIRD RACE—One mile and 70 loo e ce ss “3 . ” ; J 12 , th The Audley Farm's Never More, SECOND RACE—About two miles: | Private Seth (Root) ... 5.00 3.00 re 40 Thee soeeeeee TNE 10 | ‘a. 3! - W. Pool 19.10 ; just before the figish ve "er. But I call mine the hook Autumn Bells (Marsters) 6.05 3.1: 95 | Foolscan (D. Lynch)~ 3°00 2.60 Phy ngincer . 7 . . S. Stretton 14.10 | ’ * oe e-8 e itfon ig a at wa a ca: a Fi = {)} ( ., eee * UBC her 10.30 i ¢ ¢ ng in her best “£0 mand ke nt wel 2 rom 1 the tart. lost much | Nie we ; : t : - A ; : ares Second Race—G reenock. Fifth Race—Co] Shaw Fellowship. Seventh Race— . . son's Pentick, a capable racer, will 18: Lebanon, 14; ef aa ee + your palms together, then that J. C. Ellis, president of the bDisplay (se nee gl 5.15 2 40 & 00 | Depre ma) 3. wa 6 00 6 Q0)((———— exgaeeo ne wana catenins yramumrngs —— ee ee ~ ~ H 1 , e will concede weight to ever ry- What I mean. ads ‘Armstrong ) Lactarius, Aucilla and . September 8 and conclude on Sat- FIFTH RACK—514 furlong grass) 2 4.60 °80 9409} long : ved San. f'n - a, | and Rodeo also ran. assigned top weight. She will car-| — ae | ¢ Toseanelli (Bourassa) .... 5.10 Ti | wie: Penstick as the two horses are Games in the Pubjlic High ! *TO and will always urn out 40 ime, ~: 02 2-6. Sweeptona,. Sagamook| Tulane (Pauley) 3.60 Tira? sereniehe A egg cre . ations for the contemplated meet- aS SRVENTE BA i. Sha hardline Rat oni—Ninod, Earl} ner of the Oaks trial recently, is te te eeung rown, ‘Tillie, Royal SVE ACE—One mile and one-| “ee. Greenbriar, Francis Louise, Will !| hush Buck Third—Sugar Loaf, Impact.| @lso scheduled to carry 121. The wh tas and Beaumont at £ page ~~ It makes a fellow fel Garner Still Unable to Ride. SIXTH RACE—One mile: ase) ae ia | and Central and} aie * ‘cally a champion, be- 3y 3:80) FOURTH RACE—Five and one-half fur- | Teale. coyalazrandee. Polly May. Euehark- | pounds with the exception of Han- | son, 4 : jured in a fall from Candy Queen! Evermore (Fisher) )) ~)..) 480 ait Madibten Se . tiaul ‘ ie Trich P : th. | i Handicap, will feature the seven-|?ain and hail this agttermO@R Se { don’t believe in all this on Thursday, continued out of the) nie’ S40 Gn Polisi, bTroutiett” “At. | mi ne Jr. aulev).19.80 3.80 2.80] Sou reace Pal. n, Arden, Sleepy: * 2. 6 race card at Belmont Park. The os mie, 7 ’ « 7 : . ae oe # apper. Nobody Home, Radigny also |} | . 4.60 In addition to the Kentucky tase jottiet will be playe rd ‘ Aim ro it, 'U riain 1onday. Le 3 = , . : Starters ni 7 WwW e eee ( me o rove 4 y e reluctantly ¢ SEVENTH RACE—One mile and one- AURORA SCRATCHES. mary whee North. Verbena. Huches ° and : n and p am. Wis m Wish. Priceless. Merry , agement will feature the Memorial be run as the third and fifth races. “a ] ‘oe ay : ‘s 4 stakes this afternoon. (Schaefer) . 2. 650 4.80 Emancipation. Plain Rock, Delphi. Oneida | Deadfall (Hardv) ... 4.80 3.89 3.00 ‘-year-olds and up, has drawn 11|PSved “ueeday at ee. 7 $3000 a Match. Flying Al, Voshell also ra man, Sturdy Stella, New Beauty. Sixth 5 nm rag Time—1:17 1-5. - : i 71-5 Grapestone. Dulev|for the week in the pistol practice Widener will be represented by innings, 1 to 0, wi the} rth. This Fi Anushka, Sun Me - r money's wo M . Try j Tan, s ie 0] Bat th—Gaffeman, Fittho star ' Club on the Eighth District Range Stocki . , % by Sweepster. The other ent ? Ot ge, | Stocking, Cotlogomor, War Eagle, nirants | Roosevelt in the first innit New York ana Philadelphia, Weather cle good ancho Pan ( | ment At Aurora. FIRST BACK—Four furienee, ; Wepre (Morar) ne) 7: 29-80 0.001 vary Rhinock. Boon Companion and: © . Time, 1:543-5. Mr. Plaid. Soviet. Pad- Cotlogomor will run as the Coy-|"™® 8d Montferrat. Macaw will Sl ’ averaging about $3000 & r—! : Regularity (McA lney) . ‘ is at one mile and the two three. Adventurem (A. ee Matyiond ‘ty. ¥en. Wark” Home. sixteenth: | "ACE—One mile and one-/ Pau! Stacuble ...81 G. F. Bauer o. t Collers ._. Sy Th Pompey, Cheops, Celid . _s . ' Se anew? " oe , : orncliffe 0 ns. ps, elidon and a lillwick and Color I nga 3 milo ne i — horses avail- ae ” lon BSCOND RACE—Five and one-half fur- | Vatius (Smith), bese Qi, 999); & Niemever .... Dee Willams . | .7. HE <i onan were oe = . : C KE. Brown F s Thorneliffe Park meeting/|the first section of the Memoria! |a good mud runnety is ae }terribs a because fit Ima Fox (Jetiries).. ss. nas, Lakross, le Caps, Sunny ¢ es ‘ela Schmidt .. .36 asta ater sihS with the Thorncliffe Handicap In the second section Rancocas ' pounds, -—*

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‘Outsider | F eature Race af Madison Trac Happy Woon Noses Out ¢ pling Iron and Pays $4) 40 o nee Upsets. a The surprising victory of | Woon in the ninth rare of program was the Outstanding set of the greyhound racing at the Madison Kenne} Cl track last night. Happy we was not rated a serious conte by the handicappers, put a the fleld reached the Stretch he slipped through on the raf nose Out Grappling Iron at wire. The winner paid the best price of Grappling Iron Sword Buckle third. Pride Kerry, the favorite and heavy backed, was nowhere. A good crowd attended in spi of threatening weather. In scoring ata long price fn seventh race, Flossie Mac upset the calculations of the handica $41.40 for the evenir was second ’ wUS LEGS | WCATED ON WS, MULES , Champion Has. in Game 17 Years JExpects to Hold Title yMany More. By Joe Stecher, Champion of the World to Stewart Robertson.) “Ee to wrestle, and my idea gat if a man enjoys his he should give it all he’s ‘thst’s why I get all over the ~ during a year, showing in town one night and a met- the next. I made nine ¢ trips this last sea- ‘sing up a8 low as $250 in qhistling stations and get- gozen times that in towns “tt ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH fECHER HAS WRESTLED 2100 BOUTS AND LOST ONLY 3 CC ES te ei te ay A —— SUNDAY MORNING, 3 [AY 29, 1927 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ PAGE 58 ——“ EEE Joe Stecher Employing His Powerful “Scissors” Hold Public School i i i RACING ENTRIES SECONDARY ELEVENS OF BIG TEN TO PLAY REGULAR SCHEDULES 6 Champs Enter Fistic Carnival 22 Amateurs Sign Up for Out- door Fights at Motorbus Arena. Two senior Western 4 Hw. Herma: ro. ¥. M. A. 175- POU ND CLASS—Robert Drunsile, Jef- ferson Barracks. HAIL HALTS SCOUT MEET IN E. ST. LOUIS A. H. Curtis, scout executive. postponed the eighth annual field meet of the boy scouts of East St. Louis at Jones Park on the East Side yesterday afternoon when two youngsters were injured in the hail storm which broke while prepara- tions were being made for the fourth of the nineteen events. He will announce the new date for the meet within a few days. “The Sport of Queens” IO + aa ue ety , pet ee at y alain 5 ete enna Se EER i a ee i are Bn me oe apn vd Roe Rea EOI Mates $a serene a tT ee SG Aitehais be He 4 wht ata sty — BRA AMS pe, Sth AO DR RE 5 GA Sey ~~ ee ee Ot oy re 4 ss eet eS etc 5 De ala en eee nee ni mre Mey Sacto — oe 5 ea Ne ee a aks ee re Sb pethine alan. pe ae Saeee: Re: Stig Omnia pth Re — eer eae engi MR te. mete eee ere ee soo rae ee * firrrn wee Pee 6 ee ee ee Si te Rey shake a ew SO FR Rerta bi they ACR AO Re a a rn POR B a SS Steck EES OR MAE IRE 1 RI, age ene in 5 . Se te Rx . pl PRN eps aN AP wary Hoe EA oe afk 5 Bo con ¥ 7 > ul by, ela, EE ES : ' 8 ayes — af » Son, ’ Ss s r : Se Peat ae: yy, BS ee te ——_ Avy on 7 7 re Be - ‘im Whe. a. ‘ . . w a cated wks golem Set, seaaes 4 ar, ? * r ied Soa % ay Ne ap y aw » > nee ope, "YP tg * es i MEN ti le * ip he . tery rhe ae i ae A ¢ w ~ = pS * ef 4 7 se : - week bay «heal — es toga elle, . ‘ « he a ? 2 » eed Sea re ad . Vegre ~“s - PONS, Sete teas -~) ae a Shea ee grit eng ty Wor Rm, a € - fe ie ihenai oo de te Wiane & A a the ea , "5% = Se a ie. ae ws a am % PR 2 Rays. Psadbeg es. Pe pe pers. The track handicapper h rated her the seventh dog in field of eight. He had also ra Pat rimony the slowest of alle Still, in thelactual running, Flow | Mac and Patrimony set the ps ‘and Flossie Mac won by comir fast in the stretch. i yent-eee and up. 7 furlongs. second sec- Clearance Millwick Termagante Gormond Son of John. lous. And now I'm home for a three-months’ gt the ranch in Dodge. been about 17 years since westling bug bit me. You out in the Middle West ev- , used to want to become a ‘Frank Gotch. It's different MADISON, Wis., May 28.—Or- ganization of secondary football teams in the Big Ten to play reg- nlar schedules independent of var- sity games, was approved by fac- ulty representatives of the Western Conference last night. The faculty committee voted to make the plan effective in 192 pending concurrence of faculty —_ & & REYHOUND RACING Every Night Except Sunday MADISON KENNEL CLUB Ladies Free Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Eliminations Begin Tuesday aealcert Frilette Bonnie Maginn.. Acomplish ... Flechita Co ~ — Melmor acron a. 115 ™ aw My Belmont Condition. fil’ four and one-halr furlo | Widener course: biack Pattin.... Girl Friend ir owt, 1. es ec =e «€ ox ete" Se ae yl ncrlggarlea AT FAIRMOUNT. ar wre ~ ~ a. {39 4 79 DiS HNweD> ¢ oe ee - 2 » vf ” me oe eo lala me, yy os First race. $1000 added. vear-olds and up. @ix furlon *Colone] Winn ..113 Gotham Shasta Rock 110 Mulligan Boote Last ....105 Miss Beulah ... x claiming. 4- ss _.% —_ “ag tie Mey Winners in Eight Groups to Play —Second Round Set at ny ie eee ell * Giggiecrum .... Swizcziestick .. Spanish Princess. first three winners. ' ) hon handicappers picked ' teen: RAC Sige > ‘Sixteenth 1 ) | Double Nap . S6.80 S4. 0” Sl a é ? 11.80 oe. Fri st ny Girl. ‘Pri - Lass. Ladv Mission als SECOND MetGeater oe. Pres : * . ae Ss : oN 8.20 $2 eee 3.60 bat ae pe lf fh fl pl hf py TY ‘ Fine ww) id. kk id C artin Ae el sa wv it Lost Choré Jr. alse 1 Scratched—RBliond Reerat. THIRD RAC sais” nrty Irish Life, .. 4.60 Keepsa k ke COMUPSat - $3.49 ges 3.80 Ma »rcheta. ‘Triemp : Ub. Jo hn Smith a1s0 ran. Scratchegd— | Cal iron a Pitter Srret FOL RTH. sone E—Ovsrter mile: |That's the Business. $1060 $5.40 $3 4 Fillw Philson. also ran. Scrate s Robin ' Steam 1 miles $% £0 BR. > 80 "4 ° Lucky Acting Br Amber a Glorw's Republean, Fiver Reacr. P 2 ay" Ar mes Pe te SINTH RAC -Trne- “sixteenth mile Tiand’s Honey .$780 $ 6.90 $4) ‘ + ; ee an > an 9. 7. ete” Ra t tleny . Portland's Hone Denny My Be Trich ; he acdalus. Glenside “ ‘SFY Er — feacee CF—jturitr eouree, $20.40 $10.00 3Ad oan 12.80 73 + ~ Bren Cold Stream. Turn Ie kK . ” nm - Patrimonv Rally WVcRridi ad mit Flossi ie Mac also ran. Scratab - v7, i a) ed Fring 8 ee anarter mile: | Golder $14 4.40 $5.80 $B. ; Stnntney ” 4.00 2, Lar Wy Splinters 4 Time—2n 4-5. Si) TIAN Snlender. and Tri«h Vie alen + NINT! RAC F— ~ Rapor Woon Fs $41 Brekle ; 4 | chm fy 1-5 seconds, Pride of K v proar nigh , ardmor © Pesflman and TENTH » RACE—Ouahe- aime Holme $10. 00 85. 40 $74 “iantwiiie” Little Jo ie air eieaaan ‘nity ePniree 140 $21.90 e11, £60 J Dnt pt th me rath etl ak FS lH Plt fl ld SF hl fl bl a nae Dugin C ow nl WFAneear. Chee and Bonnie or Surion also ran, East St. Louis High Wins Troph Srecial to the Post-Dispatch. EDWARDSVILLE: Iil.. May 28. iCoach C. D. Frankenberger’s Hoel St. Louis track squad won pen manent possession of the track ant field trophy of the Southwestert ‘Tlinois High Schog] Athletic Cot | ference when it won its third Straight title by taking today’s | nual competition iby the narré | margin of a third wf a point. Tm | final tabulation shojwed the Orat and Blue had total¢ad 30 points Edwardsville 29 2- The meet was whon by East & Louis in the last e¥ent, the | Edwardsville was eading in ;race when Schweizer, of Bellevilg ‘ran a thrilling race Ho pass his ? just before the fitnish line ¢ reached. _ Five new records, were estabia@ ~-ied, the marks beifng recorded’ t is|the 220-yard low hurdles, 440-¥ fays. | dash, mile run, higlm jump and 6@ le to | cus throw. } hich! The teams finish ed as foll¢ one | East St. Louis, 30% Edwardsvi nith. 29 2-3: Woodriver,g 18; Bellev will} 18: Lebanon, 14; O'"Falion, 10; minds. |; ton. § 1-3: Granite. 7 5 Ay & ery- a 4: Collinsville. 3, and Je ted Vi lle. he _ * PUBLIC SCHOOK. LOOP _®.| GAMES RAINED © with | are lic High een Cleve eaumont fie Roosevelt tre stopped ternoon befor to make We" Sntral-Roose* sf | Caprice Games in the Pu League race betw iand Beaumont at _ land Central and Dey | R oosevelt field. w ver. | rain and hail this a The S8°'ng five innings ° () | official. The ‘game will be playesd Wedn yet ternoon, and it is probable ™ Cieveland-Beaumontl game will . 11) | played Tuesday afte>rnoon, acco | ha x: to'schoel officia Bis. Cleveland was legiding in innings, 1 to 6, whten their &* Ne | Cent Beaumont wast called, " Central had a 1 0 lead oF | Roosevelt in the firwt inning W* ‘rain caused ene 2 ticmenaieiaes (rien mtmreeeennnnenamns ~ —~ cept ne ae | Stable’s Sankari wilt vie with ri ilette, Son of Jolin, Terma Millwick and Color ' Sergeant =) Mtest | kari, Harry Sinclafir’s crack ©Om% torial! a good mud runner. is given the Ons. | post of honor. He will carry 1% pounds, ‘ will 7 will | yHds. nd a ae tes oe - oat I mean “it think Easterners realize nt to which wrestling ts F: sf hy Memphis and five #ith automobiles, radio and but in those days there heo much entertainment, 50 pyoungster tried himself out wappler. My brother, Tony, slouch, and I learned the nts of the game from him. t from the start I found 4 have to specialize in order anywhere. I'm pretty light grestler, even now, and most | Winners of opponents ran to consider- | nants were: Biow in + , : * | em “ ee S| ‘Shaw in Group B, Madison in | [that few of them paid |Group C, Adams in Gr@up D, ee | Mftention to the scissors} | tiot in Group E, Ashland in but this grip seemed partic-| + wainut Park in Group G and pulted to my “egg legs 2nd | 7 aclede in Group H. ed in to develop it. | Waring and L’Ouverture, Negro | Practiced on Pigs. | schools, will battle for the trophy | i to go into the barn and offered by the St. Louis Argus. masack of corn. Then I'd | ‘The schedule for Tuesday: grip on ii and start squeezing * acticin Park. Fairground wasn't long before I could No. 3. the bag. That was all right | i figured that I should try Madison vs. Gratiot, Ming with more resisting pow i started to work on our pigs it sounds queer to you, but ms the finest kind of practice. | bates to be made to do any- |] have to keep in shape, don’t I?, and they would put up a bet- | The smaller matches really consti- | wap than a lot of humans ' tut e my treints ng and what’s more, certainly did a lot of squeal-| 1 get paid for it. That suits me bet- | hd twising before I pinned /ter than grinding along for weeks | own. Not ina pig pen, Of | tjke prize fighters must but out on some patch of | they are getting ready for a scrap. |, 'Anv of them will tell you that) ‘training is worse torture than any | fight. Of course, in my business | 'we can’t command the enormous him the old pressure until | purses given to the boxers, but 1 | ht to his knees. Al! this | think I enjoy life more than they Iwas having bouts with the | do. the bors around the coun- | I’m only 33 and I figure to be and my first 50 matches av- | pampion quite a while longer. I'4 Monly three minutes each. be-/ 1. through in most other formes nO One seemed to have a de- | .¢ enort, but wrestlers wear well. for my scissors. | — Zbyszko was at his best *. 1 began to@ttract atten- a und 42. and Jvan Poddubny at Joseph Hetmaneck, the post- 50 is still active. I've wrestled in tot Dodge, resigned his posi- | about 2100 bouts and only lost | and became my manager so three. but I’ve had my revenge 11 | ty Credit should gEo to out- each case. a after a while I got I cuess I have'nt any of the well sa gemgallige oy known bad habits. not even the, which he still 4 ho my 8t- | «ask Me Another” craze. And 1/2 Give ie A don't talk about my golf score & waance. either. although I like to pilav. ssurse I use other holds when | Seriously, though, I don’t drink) y, but the scissors is my | or smoke or care about the bright | XI got so that I could spring | lights. I'd be a fool if I did, be- oo, bring him down with | cause there are enough > so | Paione, but I prefer to have walking aroun as | ponent try to throw me vw cr warning. Mv main hobby is base- * d, because then he leaves | ball and. when I was younger. [| M unprotected for my favorite | used to put in the summers play | in the conventional scissors | ing in the Three I and Pacific | the legs are turned around | Coast Leagues. Once I was ordered | mdy with the feet fairly close | to report to the Philadelphia Ath-| t. But I call mine the hook | jJetics. but by that because my legs are so! chosen wrestling as a career. | “at I can encircle my oppo- I spend my holidays at the ranch and then get my right foot |jn Dodge and that’s where my real | ad left knee, thereby giv friends are. TI can play second base | Ol more leverage. When 6n the pressure it isn’t fUre "iS yOur waist with a belt, rice. It's more like a pair “fe sianting through cloth. ur palms together, then * Me hand toward and the away from you and you'll for Thursday. The elimination series between ' group winners to decide the winner | of the Post-Dispatch trophy in the Public Schoo] Baseball League will | | begin during the coming week the divisional pen- Group A, | y vs. Walnut Blow we. Ashland, Forest Park No. 11. Tower Grove No. Forest Park No. 12. | play the second ‘ Shaw vse. Adams, The four winners wil! round on Thursday. June my legs were getting edu- band I helped them along by nally jumping on a mule and | examples and gen- | It’s a fine} colo in the loca band, erally amuse myse! If. thing to know people like you, he- cause I’ve noticed Jots of cases where a man lost his popularity after winning 4 championship. Every one's rooting for you when you are on yelling for some one to knock you | off. | Not Worried. friends are different. They | mond-studded gold | MG all over the country. Ev- , “Unity has its own partic- Sand will always curn out @ him against one of cae p- It makes a feilow f@el ls really a champion, be- | made the P *’ery one gets a crack at ; $7000, they ‘don’t believe in all this and standoffish business. If thinks he’s better than I am ~ ome on and prove it. I'll “M the chance right in his town, My gave me a dia ‘helt and the Governor © presentation. tell me, but here's the It cost | one person was allowed to chip in more than two bits, which means that 28,000 people contributed. Sometimes I wonder what sort of fellow will succeed me as cham- pion. The universities are turning out a lot of good wrestlers, a5 most of them have competent pro- | fessional coaches. In this age of specialists some college boy may make the grade. On the other hand, when I was in the Navy during the war I saw | a lot of good material there, 80) maybe some gob will turn the trick. | Anyway, here's one champion who | enjoys himself and doesn't worry. That line about “Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown” doesn't | | fit yours truly. a ee nt tt $3000 u Match. Smt @ good deal on popu- Cause . believe in giving their money's worth. This Ree restied three times in York ana Philadelphia, times Bt. Louis, Atlanta and Chi- ®Yeraging about $2000 a * couldn't do that if I Show m_ best stuff I often work in four towns Successive Cavs. That's "Strible as it S0unds, because — rape we ; ’ *Gettyvebure . «. *Foretell ... 3: *Mention | Clas*v Lasey . aCherokee Maid | wares \Johnny Campvell 118 «ae | Fal len Siete | *Kendal! | *Booteie iatanens Smiles F Bowie a Hané@icap. 3-year-oldse and un. one mile: Hunteman... oo Martha Washing- rearolds and up. Brieht Tom orrew 11 when | ( | year-olds end upward, time I had | D on the local team or play the pic-/ pm: the way up but you no |. thev're | ‘ sooner reach the top than v | year-oids, four and one-half furlongs. Wi f Nebraska | ;¢ | Muriatic ail | Burning thing I value most about it—no_ Kh | Maid o me added. maiden fil- furlongs: Dancing aHalicore dd Altufa aAudiev Farm Third Race. S1000 77 added. claiming. 3- ear-olds and up. six furlongs: atry 2B 118 *Bonny Castle .. of Forth .. 113 Leva! H- Beau Gallant Mores Fox II .. Also elizgibie— Gav Hallie . Flames ere Outing. ..ccess added. claiming. 3- furlonce: Henry Sommers .106 *Reputation . 1! Foxmore ad oe. Fou rth _ — and up race os 195 . Fifth race $2000 adde. Seesaaia OY Traveller . Retuvenation ten 195 Sea Rocket + ohee Sixth race. $1990 added. 3-vear-olds and | The Forest Park. 6 furlongs: Pui! e Pirate "108 McCulloch bBlue Fish Farm entry. inh} t Shutzer entry. Seventh ra: e. $1000 added. claiming. 4- one anc Good Night .. 110) Rebeck *Happy *Manzana track heavy. Weather partly cloudy: AT THORNCLIFFE First race puree $1000. Pageant Purse. 2 year-o! ide. allowances five furiong Tcan? Se 4 Beford Saint Cav 1B0 ..108 Blind Cast Erin Go Bragh..106 © : Shorty 107 claiming. 3 = . A nt ond race. purse $1000. ionge. -olds and upw vty eix fur hai or A‘ es “a. Intrepid 11 Heartach saratoga Maje .. Merry Mi nett "e | Mark Master Lady Fur ~ Ww ar fle id Di 9 ae Knockany Body Guar ra Hanky } Rice Third race, $1000, Leaside purse, olds. allowances, six furlongs: Sin Forward . Contemplate .... s Kamakani Hawk God Caledonian Purse. 3- Canadian foaled. al- lowances. one mile of sere ted Forecast II Innkeeper aTaurus Southern Daw n- + My i Tricky Teke Off.108 Rose Beauty ... Hoi Polisi . , 106 a—R. H. New and J. Nixon entry. Fifth race. $1500. Thorncliffe Handicap S-vear-oldn and upward, reenth miles: yactariue . Lieutenant lI. Goldb: ater aPenetick a—u. C. Brenton and ©. c. Sn | try. Sixth race, #1000, and upward, mile and 70 y¥ Great Rock SO ‘Trepeieer «» Cartoonigt Rrown ud. Flam os ae as Rove! Ingrid . Dangerous Copiah sree Triton ... 1165 Fourth rece. the Metropolitan Cates P 5000 added. - Tae ané up. one miic: S130 Bs Bec D> ern Bath Cavell... .104 | Amberjack = ren i High Star. Copianh Mont ferrat 10 Filth race, the Memorial Day Haadicap. i tions, 3-year-olds and up. 15 | Botanic a Queen ..115) Architect . King Solomon’ s olds and up, one and one-sixteenihs miles: | Capt. ea Candy seyeee te) ‘two-year-old fillies, five furlongs: one-sixteenth | | Roya!) Pennant. | Virginie Beauty , one-eighth miles: =| and up. 6 furlonge: O| Mean sentir . | Clem Theisen | *Frontieraman ; *Olympic Overiord . Coal one and one-six- | Topango ......! | and up. 5% ithgon en- | claiming. 3-year-olds | ;o oie ang =. Be * T ; ean a j M } ion * Hidden Jewe) j °F ive and one-sixteenth | 15 Nature's Darling. 7 i} | Balboa ’ | Myrtle ; G | *Seth’s Premium. 104 | and up ADOASIABIQS - ae a2 > 4.00 2900 rts Pap False gaa a Fern. e*y -yvtt ae ’ Belle. the Gettysburg one mile _— CL tnt hd el et ees «6h OD LO A o MAID Owws em ooosoo9s on 9 : Seventh race. 'ern University in order to further ‘the policy of “athletics for all” and First race. $1200. claiming, three-year- *Peggy Cook ..110 cunnyiens . e110 Caroline Carver. * 0d i 1 Efeicee Turquois | Forbearance ... : ? : pretty Run. 108 Fulmer. allowing only one hit and ett: * | fanning sam | istanding performer in the Aztec | Appiejack. Swordsman P op Sail \ udee Caverly. Chief Sabattus.. S 105 Frenchburs ... Second race. $1200, allowahces, maiéen, No Quarter. 115 Peace Star. | Ethel Sherlock.. 115 Chutter Runane!! ] } ‘ le Magsilion eunt Beacon..J12 Fire Chief cecadilly 110 Fourth race—$1300. allowances. The Corbin. ®-year-olfs. 5 furlongs: Katherine Ww. ..112 Laev Param our 112 .115 Pink Lillv . 107 |Fellowship . 140 Tiger Flowers em fi Fifth staph ail 000 edded. The Ken- tucky Oaks. 3-vear-olds, fillies. one an? 116 Handy Mandy 116 Marv Jane .118 Krick gel — ‘ Memoria! Dav Han- Companion .. |'Rolled Stocking +108 Rhinock |aCotloromor } aCoventry MIE ag entr Seventh race—$140()0. ‘ eteainin 4-vear- up one and one-sixteenth miles: Sane it *Papole Lad 2 a a mea meal ? ’ [110 Midnight Rose AT AURORA First race. $100. claiming. 3-year-olds Piay Hour Who Knows Me 104 What's the Timel (6 Parches! 97 Anna Grogan. . Claiming. 3-year- Alleden 196 Flora je Breton v2 Rat sling Serlusion Toka —-. wWase .. i * Handsome Star ps Third race. K 81000. claiming. 3-year-olJs furlongs: *SNigo Branch *Sanction Pi livmara Johneton Fulinette PEO cb se's *Riot .. Fourth claiming. 3-year- “ighting Cook ha i eh ial og race. $1000, alias fu rion o™ committees of each member school. Should any one institution objevt to the plan, the conference com- mittee would reconsider the pro- posal at its November meeting and in the event of a majority vote, would institute the plan over ob- jections. The step was taken, according to Prof. O. F. Long of Northwest- to curtail criticism of alleged over- emphasis on varsity sports. Hurler Fans 21 Men.. WASITINGTON, May 28.—“Lefty” 21 batters, was the Junior’s 32-2 victory over the Trin- Oute | i Admission, 90c U.S. Tax, 9c Total, 99¢c Street Car and Busecs Eads Bridge er Buases at Jefferson Hotel Washington & Broadway Rain or Shine P eaches you like only be Hoomerang ; Marke . ®Oninn Chin . Fifth race $3000. The Decoration Day | FRandicap. 3-vear-olds m Florence Milla .102 Jack Alexander 107 } Arabian .100 . Kirkwood Sammie May .. 90 Mar 101 aGeorge de 99 Time 110 Geo. Dever c) aiming. 3-year-2ids Wand Belle Magic Right on Sixth race, $1109 mile and r Lady Braxted 4) * Bosh “Willie's Maid. ®Panorel *Starmatia The Fol] Call . Liewellyn * Little Ammie_ *Outlawed + ies oe Seventh race. $1000. claiming. $-yvar- olds and up mule and 70 yar *Molinero niall Donna Santa ..196 rbeth conta Bu *Frown Leaf *Maimonides *Gilmore Waponoca .. ; ®Dr. f\- Lowen- th 108 *The “Wire P46 Aircastie . Minor League Results. THREE-EYE. Quincy 4, Evansville 0. Decatur 4, Bloomington 1. Springfield $, Danville 7. Peoria 5, Terre Haute 4. INTERNATIONAL. Buffalo 10-8, Syracuse 9-2. Toronto 5-13, Rochester 1-2. Newark 2-6, Reading 1-1. Baltimore 4-9, Jersey City 10-6. PACIFIC COAST. San Francieco 7. Seattle &. Sacramento 7. Miesions 4. Hollywood 1, Oakland 0. Los Angeies- Portiand. rain. TEXAS, San Antonie 14. Wa 4 Shrevr Wichita. gals 4. Dates SOU THERN “ASSOCIATION. Atlanta. &: Birmingham. 2. Phe i 123 Mobile. 4. attanocorsa ' Neshvilie. 2 Little Rock. 14: New Orleans, 10. dé. ‘ee sweet lus- cious slices . . . peeping from smooth, rich cream. Peaches and cream! what a combination but try to describe why tf so WEE. « . it’s just one of those finer things in life that can known through personal experience. and that’s just the way with White Owl Cigars. 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SES, i cat a = eg ee iy - pide salhioeee Bee - peers : ¥ etapa re - : ' premeneine, Allin i carseat ] of O'Connell and Bard. The scor. ing in the match was 5-7, 1-6, ¢-5, 6-1, 6-3. Although seemingly beat- en after the first two sets, the Michigan pu'tr resorted to a skill- ful game of lobbying which bewi}l- dered their opponents, STARS WILL PLAY TWO GAMES TODAY Rain stopped the St. Louis Stars- Birmingham Black Barons contest yesterday after two ‘innings had been played at the Stars’ Park. A double-heade: ° ‘duled for this afternoon. The first game will start at 1:30 and the second every } ' question is—wWill good his end of and critics had | O FIGHT DEMPSEY ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH IN AUGUST, ANDREWS S | i Pee es fi i RQAAK HLS WAL ie ~*~. ~ = ay EX ‘ae. . SSN YQ a i i WrAnAryy a a aad "WAS IT A HAP OY HOME,’ / ASKED HI”. in “HAPPY, SAID THE LAW YER, “WHY MY CLIENT AR.PAUL HERE ANNO HIS LITTLE WOMAN WERE LIKE A COUPLE OF” COOING DOVES TOGE THE fh 2 K. O. Frisbie Takes Up Thinking First Chance Comes With Suit for Million No. 8—A F a. 7 Letters | to _Hiis Manager a He Also Takes Up Question As to the Ownership of His Chin. “LAY OFF THE CODING, "SAI0 furl at | his op- | just as stinging | | Dear |e grudge so this is to let you iknow that the few words you | not you. | fight | Which | longs to a lodge out west. him | not i that tains. matter i work | doing it ; not 'anywheres which —— - ? e - se - ros ~ =e =a Me 4 “GB By Walter Davenport. EVENTS RECITED IN PREVIOUS LETTERS > O FRISBIE. 16-year- ( old chaffeur-fighter, goes \ e ; ) Patsy: DO not believe in holding onto along swimmingly under the management of Patsy , O’Brien, winning fight after | fight against second-raters. But against Patsy's advice to pay no attention to women, Frisbie arranges an acquain- tance with Miss Wit- tv Dill presumably show zirl. After hearing a story about how Kitty was robbed of in cight rounds are all right with Still no matter what you say I will still say that it was |) l who was fighting that boy and | me. in all one Willing to admit that the went eight rounds as you and that the crowd began l am saw razzing managers with a boy thing but he spend a ni soft to | fight club. All you have to is to be mv corner seeing that swipes it while I am out there try- ing to find through that pile of rubbish this Brother calls his whiskers. While I was never in any trouble because f 'never felt a punch this boy landed still in all it was my his gloves on and way do body knows I could of mv way me, was hanging yours. on he not ‘Whose Chin Is It? is that no me to so as | who was So what I want to say how long it took through the woods him it was I and not you. You did anybody on the chin or and nobody hit you I say isa a could sock hit anywheres else about my {6 a District Public Park Net Play Opens Today = Track Carnival Three Are Women; Meet Ovens at Washingion U. on June 18. Fifty Matches in Both Men’s and Women’s Champion- ships Scheduled. Six already have. been received by Secretary Robert L. Probst of the Western A. A. U. the district championship field and held at the Stadium on If court the eniries first round of matches in the pub- conditions permit tournaments will open for The schedule calls lic park this afternoon. for five matches in each of the ten round will be tomorrow afternoon. In the schedule the com- mittee slight matches in June setting them for each Monday afternoon instead of | itrack carnival to he Washington University afternoon, June 18, parks. The second played preparing Saturday Three of the early entries were filed by women. They are: Miss Lora Conardy, Crystal City, Mo., ‘and the Misses B. Biecher and A. | Rinka, representing the Southern With exception of! Undertaking Co. of St. Louis. Day Fourth Miss Conardy recently tossed the July all matches will be played on elght-pound shot a distance of 36 |; teet, 3 inches, during a high school The meet at Crystal City. The distric: July record, at present held by Miss be | Catherine Maguire of Pacific, Mo., iis 31 feet. Kk. LD. Beckemeyer, representing the Carlyle A. C. of Carlyle, IIl.. and James McNary and Edward Broderick of St. Louis University are the other entries reported by Probst. Beckemeyer has entered the 440 and 880 vard dashes while McNary and Broderick have both biled for the 1-mile run. isincnieinitilitialaatiasiis Game Postponed Again. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis.. Wisconsin-Minnesota made a error for Sunday. the Decoration and of season is | 10, will Sunday afternoons, scheduled to close The men’s tournament for the Cup presented last year by H. W. Geller. T’orest Park won the honors and appears to havea strong team in this year’s competi- tion. The team of women’s play- ers from Forest Park won the cup awarded last year by Mayor Vic- tor J. Miller. According to Presi- dent Adolph I’rank the Forest Park Club will have practically the same women's team this year. Ihe matches scheduled for to- day and tomorrow are as follows: Men's Tournament. MAY 29. Carondelet at Forest, at Kingshighway, St. Louis at Fairgrounds, YTower Grove at Sherman, O'Fallon at Sublette. MAY 380. Forest at Kingshighway, land. at Carondelet, Sherman at at Tower Fairgrounds, Sublette at S8St. O'Fallon. Louis, Tower Grove at O'Fallon. Women's Tournament. MAY 29. Carondelet, Oakland, May 29.—The baseball same, pastponed yesterday because of rain wWas again postponed to day because of the continued downpour. Oak- | = Oakland Grove, Sublette at MAY 30. Kingshighway at Forest. Ca- rondelet = at Oakland, Fair- krounds at Sherman, st Louis at Sublette, O'Fallon at Tower Forest at highways at Kings- Fair- rounds at St. Louis, Sherman Grove. fit. got a chin (}chin our chin \|remember’ saving that you owned ae | ‘|; any iis this goes for the works. I oy i )| not |ear that it just a | »| feel it but it would not do me any (| I am ( get for in | nobody | Amos | chin | | HEN I asked you to be my| , manager nothing was said) k chin and who owned | and ichin and I am not czilling | and I do not ever What I mean do us stuff any laying part of mine. like this we and ‘and you will oblige me by off it. What the boy I us does not boy could hit would bust I mean, ,this stuff about am boxing can’t hurt mean anything. A me so hard on the down my ‘State Meet May Be Held Without Local ‘Golf Trust’ Held, Manion and Wolff Aim- ing at Bigger Game, National Open. The Missouri State tournament at Meadow Lake Country Club, Kansas City, June 14 to 17, will be free from the threat of the St. Louis: “golf, trust” of Eddie Held, Jim Manion and Clarence Wolff, unless the local stars fail to qual- the national open event, will be held at Oakmont, All three are ifv for which Pa., June 14 to 16. expected to qualify. A direct conflict in dates be- tween the State meet and the na- tional has forced the local shoot- s to aim at the bigger game and June 6. in company with 57 oth- ers, amateurs and professionals, they will try to land in the lowest eight scores for the 36 holes so as to be eligible to go to Oakmont. Inder the sectional qualifying system now used by the National Open Committee to narrow down the field before the actual tourna- ment, the St. Louis area is per- mitted to send eight men to t:2 meet. Thus; unless he slips up a week from tomorrow, Jim Manion, pres- ent State champion and holder of the title four times, will nor be on hand to defend his crown at Kan- sas City. Eddie Held won the State title once. The Lloyd F. Crouch trophy, given by a Sunset Hill mem- ber, will be in competition for the first time at Kansas City. enema -——_—-- and splits it fifty-fifty with me because I put up the jack we will make a big hit with this young ladv I saw you talking to. “1 ought to be hearing from Miss | Kitty you got ai your | 'Something to Think About. N } Dill any time now. kK. O. FRISBIE. OW that you have got 80 much off your mind, maybe it will be able to move faster. J] ‘don’t mind telling you that it won't ‘do you any harm to’ get your mind | going as fast as possibie right away ‘because I am very glad to be abte ‘to get out cf a job of thinking for you I thought was wished on me | j ‘arches like Jack Dempsey did with | | Bill Brennan and you would not ' good. | not complaining but when iT hear you telling the that we will fight anybody us I know who is going to | any socks on the chin that /come out of it and it ain’t going to 'be vou either, i take rang for fight with Just before the bell the first round in my this Brother Amos the i you said: “Listen K. O. let us step ard sluz with this boy. 'mix it with him at the gone. He can't hurt us.” When I come back to my |after the first round I saw | were right because you did | have a mark on you and laughing at some c reporters was making. After the fifth me why I was holding this boy up. ‘“‘He ain’t laying a glove on us,’ you sajd, “No I know I | out corner ain't,’ IT said. President Coolidge or Henry Ford either.”’ Given Nothing Could Hock. DID not what vou did seventh round. Amos was n: in all he nothing _T broke, “T.isten.” reputation. this billy uS us He much me after While Brother hurting me any, not handing neck tf ji mind that so to was could “think of our Are going to let goat stay the limit with and have everybody laughing at ‘>? li Fa we And then you pick up the water bottle and instead of giving me a drink vou take a long pull at it and put the bottle down. You did not ask me, even how I felt, though I was feeling fine, boxers are human. beings would like to be asked how feel now and then. when I said to you: “If IT see anybody me on account of the boxing this boy I am _ going to make them double up in stitches With aecouple of hooks jaw.” Finally when 1] the bobbed wire Amos fights him down in the I saw of you you a lady in a box. I think I know her and if you will have her around at the gym some afternoon I wil] drop in and find out. We can take her for a ride in our car I hear you bought last week. Do not say anything to her about Miss Kitty Dill the princess of Europe I give a thousand bucks So she could go back to Europe and get back her rights including A lot of jewelry and real estate she was gipped out «* by some crooked reds she met in a big nicht club, thinking they were Sentlemen in Europe. She would not be inter- ested in that, I guess. When Miss Dill, the princess, sets her rights } ack from that mob of crooks but laughing at way I am worked through which of and slapped eighth the last were talking to back right | tap of t:e| : P \gym here yesterday looking for you | sue | All rack one of the | fae of his wife. still | “me |A Pair of Cooing Doves. Was | mingle, } i ;and promoters |, they | | i they | other night | or Philly ' | Let’s | } i ; | With a ‘you for a million dollars You | ; | | ten grand or maybe 4 | not |,. ' little were | | round you asked jy 3 } | as i days On the | and | they | And that is/| al- | | words.,”’ to your! great ia lot of yesterday. From now on I will get you the fights and tip you off f% who the) is and where you and he wil) I will also tell you’ when How to get there get | boy it is to happen. what to do after you do will up to you. there be If the scheme works I will have | managers I know aroun | full shots where the force of the your contract | trying to buy me because I know a doze. always saying would give fifty grand ‘0 have one boy who would know| how to get to Boston or Chicago without help. So now that you own mentally I got to tell you that a big boy named Paul here from managers who are wants to althougna lawyer. He he will take less if he has to. He says you stole th: affections | “Who did he steal them from?’’ asked him. “Irom me,” he said. “Well,” I said, “I never saw the lady but I will Say that having “And he ain’t laying a glove on |5°°® both the men somebody’s got an awful nerve somewheres.” “Well your boy’s got more than a lot of nerve,” said the lawyer. “He will have to have a lot of jack as well because the | juries bear down pretty hard thes: men Who break up a happy home.” " Wes tt! @ asked him. to have happy home?” Jj APPY,” said the law yer, ‘why H my client Mr, Paul here and his little woman were like a couple of cooing doves together.” “Lay off the cooing.” said Paul. “Well,” I said. happy why did she py home for Kk. O. leave her I’risbie,”’ hap- “Because this snake in the Srass | of yours blinded this trusting lit- tle Woman with gold and honeyed | said the lawyer. What,” I asked him. “One thousand bucks in cash and a lot of talk about going to Keurope,”’ said Paul giving his law- ger a push. “What was her name,” him. ‘Her full name I mean.” “She was a little woman talent,” said the boy has “With lawyer. “Your a Star of song- land as well as broken the heart Mr. Paul here because and Mrs. Paul are one} the same.” “Not Miss Kitty Dill Lash's Paris Pretties Musser?” I said. “Ah, then you said the lawyer. “No,” I said, “I have not. hear of her. Are you angiet of | going into court with the case. “Well,” said the lawyer, not want to ruin the future of a/ of Billie | have are on your) was in th:2| asked | | ruined the career | | of Miss Kitty Dill, Brother | 'of my client, | Miss Dill }and Between you and somewheres | Golfer Should Learn to Hit With Left Hand, Writes Jones If Player Relies Too Heavily on Right Member, Stroke Loses Power and Control — However, Excessive Southpaw Swing in Iron Shots Is Detrimental. % By Robt. T. Jones Jr. National British and Southern Open Champion. Q): RECENT years there has been considerable discussion con- cerning the part of the left hand in the golf stroke. There are those who contend that the left hand is the controlling member waiile officers say that the stroke must be two-handed. It seems to me that both are right to a certain extent, the apparent difference ef opinion resulting from a misunderstanding by protagonists of each s'de of what is meant by the other. There can be no dount whatsoever that the right hand must supply the punch. A purely left handed stroke could result only in a tame siding contact ° with the ball. The 4 crispness of the =. blow can be deriv- 4 ed only from the 3:6¢ right hand; and Be & 3 those who cham- @""* pion the left most BOBBY JONES strongly do not say that it is the dominant factor, The conten- tion is simply that in making a stroke it is helpful to concentrate upon hitting with the left hand, the right being allowed to take care of itself. Last year in Florida, tellewinn the advice of Jimmy Donaldson, I attempted in all my iron shots to hit mostly with my left hand and arm. Jimmy confined Wis entire attention and mine to that single point. At that time I was playing a moderately open stance—right foot advanced and shoulders turned well toward the hole. Obviously, Jimmy diagnosed my trouble to be hitting too quickly from the top of my swing. My right. hand was taking command from the very be- ginning of the stroke with result- ing loss of power and control at the moment of impact. Jones Found Control. HE natural effect of trying to exclude entirely my right hand from any part in the stroke was to exclude it out until I was in position to deliver the blow. The left hand was pulling downward from the top, keeping both wrists cocked, Hke compressed springs, until the moment arrived when the right hand quite naturally and in- evitably overpowered the left. The | trick was purely an aid in timing | | | and prevented expending the latent power of the stroke until it could | be let loose at the ball. This worked very well on the stroke compelled the right hand to come in at the proper moment; but I did not like to play full shots bide the irons, and when the strain | | | | | | | =F “if they were so | ! : . . |Spots where the fishing is usually | | | | stocked with | | } | | With Moe |} seen her,” | “we do | stream, which, of competition was upon me my iron play broke down lamentably. It did so because in playing a half or three-quarter stroke I was not hitting hard enough to bring my right hand around in time to de- liver a firm, straightforward blow. through our preliminary play in England and in the amateur championship I was making vain efforts to stop the fading iron 'shots which were carrying my baN always to the right of the green, especially if a teft-hand cross wind were blowing. | high. Harold Hilton told me at St. Andrews that I was “playing across the ball’’ and Archie Comps- ston made the same observation at Sunningdale. By that time, how- ever, I had given up fighting the fade, and, on the calm days of the qualifying rounds, I had it well under control, At St. Anne’s how- ever, it was windy agair and the battle had to be renewed. With what success can be seen from the manner in which [I played the ninth and thirteenth holes. The ninth was a short hole of 160 yards where the wind was always oft the left and following. In four rounds I was on this green only once from the tee, and on that oc- cesion I improved my good fortune by taking three putts. The thir- teenth wa's a long two-shotter with a strong breeze straight across from left to right. I missed this one to the right in every round, and as the saying is, I missed it ‘plenty.’ Should Pull Club aeons, F course, it is often impossi- Q»- to say with exactness just what is the cause of a bad shot. but in my case, I think I know what I was doing and my ex- perience has shed light, at least for me, upon the merits of the controversy concerning the left hand. The left has its part, cer- tainly. From the top of the swing I think the left hand and arm should pull 4he club down until the hands are approximately waist The wrists are then still cocked or “broken” and in a pos- sition to hit. The right then by sheer necessity overcomes the left and drives the club through the ball. Of course, this is all purely conjectural and is intended only as more or less interesting discussion. Whether or not my theory will beat the test of the tell-tale slow motion camera I do not know. At any rate, it is the feeling I have when playing a shot, and that aft- er all is the best guide. In this connection, there is one thought I should like to add. When playing a full shot with either wood or iron I like to feel that I am tugging at the club with my left hand and arm, because as ex- plained above, there is then no danger that the right will fail to come through; but when the stroke is eased up for any reason, I always have the feeling that Il must wait for the clubhead to catch up. In other words, I am forced them to think about bring- ing the right hand around. As I have suggested, in the end it is a matter of timing which concerns us, the problem being to use ev- ery bit of power where it will do the most good. (Copyright, 1927) PLO PPL ELE LPL OL OL LLL LLL HUNTING AND FISHING: | By Alec Mermod ‘Places to Fish. from probably long run, the fishermen themselves, and a good thing in the it’s | | Where HE | T ana be st enioying | HE continued rains are kepeing | for | stream the fish will be able to spawn in| b banks 1, Bass Are Biz. Bourkeuse betwene Leslie Union is really one of the bass streams in Missouri | when the water is right, but as this flows through muddy is seldom clear; one pe- peace and later in the season the/CUlliarity about the Bourbeuse is, angler will come into his own telephone and asked to recommend a good fishing place so, for the benefit of all I will name a few good. Williamsville, on Black River, about 150 miles from St. Louis, af- fords splendid fishing and some very good catches of bass have be n made here every year. At one time this stream was well with jacksalmon, but of late years very tew have been tak- en. Weber’s reso t on Big Piney near Hazelton ‘as al.vuys. been good, but it is not as accessible as Wil- liam ite, 511 after one has ar- rived the fishing is a little more convenient, for it’s only a short haul up s'-eam for a day's float back, and another short haul to bring boa and fishermen back \from a day’s float cown stream below camp. To those who have time, the float Liaz * down to the Gascon. ade is a delightful trip and the fishing and squirrel shooting first ram but I | rate. Cedar Grove on Current River is la good starting point for a float this beautiful clear cold from reports bids down nice boy and we will be reasonable | fair to furnish good fishing this and settle out of court for—” “Don't tell me,” I said. “Tell Frisbie.”’ As I said this will be a grand chance for you to start your own thinking on. We ain’t interested. You may be, but we ain't. Patsy O’Brien. (Copyright, 1927.) | | Waynesville on the Gasconade are ‘good points. season. Hazle Green, Schlicht’s Mill and Spring Creek between Miller’s Spring and Ousley Spring has al- ways furnished fair sport. The up- yer Meramec near St. Clair has been very good the last two years. | that most of the bass taken are of | 'a good size. Nearly every day I am called by | A pleasant and profitable may be spent on the Joachim, wad- ing from Hematite to Victoria, but as this stream drys up rather fast one must go early in the season. Big River, between Morse Mil and Burns’ Mill, is one of the best nearby streams, and at times some big fellows have been taken be- tween the points mentioned. A New Fish Ladder. HE GAME AND FISH DE.- 5: PARTMENT has just contract- ed with E. T. Grether for a practical demonstration of a. new fish ladder invented by him. “Tell,” as he was known, formerly was a resident of | St. Louis, anc for a number of | years served the department as | chief deputy, and while attending to the duties of his office saw the need of a better fish ladder than was in use. A number of years ago, shortly after our game and (fish laws ceased to be a joke, there was a ruling which compelled all owners of dams to instal a fish ladder so} that the fish might ascend the stream above the dam for the pur- pose of spawning, but after experi- menting for a number of yeats no device was found that was of any use so the department § desisted from its efforts to force installa- tion of ladders. The principles involved in the Hydro-Step, which is the name of the new one, give greater promise of being scccessful than any ladder now in use, as this device is unlike any former fishway in that it its much wider at the intake than at the outlet. This chokes it up with a IOWA HAS CHANCE | ing places where the fish! | or make the entire climb W | i i i | i i | ' i | | | | fall day | | head of the ladder so that's @ generally | OTHER SPO st PAGE 6C, PART § VALOROUSNG OUT MACAY BELMONT P © SQqs WW «4% Bee aK of Decatur, I1l., who has beens ing Miss Florence Brooks, ¢ of Robert Wray Brooks. —Linmdquist | aM ilitary and Civili ' Horse Show Bevin _ At Barracks J une: RRANGEMENTS are being comp Jefferson Barracks for the sixth @ Military and’ Civilian Horse show, Pheid there June. 24, 25 and 26, der _Auspices of the St. Louis Riding Club amt ; post committee, for the benefit of thes on Barracks athletic fund. Z The ring is being “dressed up” for ¢ eeasion, and its double-tiered cirele _ boxes will present a gala appearance & 7 and bunting. Many of them already ‘been sold, and will be filled with groug the socialiy prominent in gay spring 8 'while the broad emerald green weed parade ground forms a becoming t re The officers of Scott Field are ce with the committees, and Col. Paegelc etlying field will have a number of ‘circling over the ring. Capt. Lindbergl _be invited on his return from Europ tentative plans are being made for his © ® tainment. a | The show is not only for local hit 7.“ has been the custom, but is open ‘ ‘ompetitors. A flumber of women ng /Who are devotees of horseback ridinj _‘ater their horses. From the Barrac 3 with Purdue, the last of thet : SF io. be Mrs. Charles A. Ross, wife of on, was called off because ss, chairman of the committee in ¢ Michigan, by today's defeaty Pand Mrs, William H. Arnold, formerly’ chances to tie for first @™™ Elizabeth Mullen of St. Louis, and ¥ went into third place, | ; Lieut. Arnold. The women riders in t Det : Bios = howe skill as a horsewoman Wisconsin 571 | Chicago .. eputation as one 0 the a Ohio ses 6 5.545 Louis; Miss Norma Engle, whose f cae [*. Engle, is an official of the riding: “liss Margaret Holekamp, Miss a Mahler, Miss Margaret Rumsey, Miss rir | ‘Price, Miss Peggy Parle and Mrs, Ma on iss Mersman, 3 wie ee ae a The judges are to be C. Victor at | s vice oS q i“ —. suitable gripe after it # a a abodes: Sh We stalled « trap will Ball | Nene ‘ourteenth Cavalry, W a The committee comprises want. F. O. Wickham, Capt. Nathan 2 a Lieut. Arnold for the Barracks, & Engle, Phil Medart and Fred Ws: . ‘tor the Riding Club. = winner. . Laughing came down in fronte a big field of two-year-old. fill in the fifth event at four ane half furlongs. She held Hele which was well fancied, sately the way. Sailor Maid ran we be third. A Termagant made her prise pearance under colors in the! ing event of the day was, ten by Watkinson. Gold Com third. TO TIE; ILLINOIS) FOR BjG TEN By the Associated Press. , a CHICAGO, May 28.—Upaem Michigan, 4 to 3, today, @ versity of lowa became & Si contender for first place BGm with Illinois in the Big Tea ference baseball race. Iowa, by winning its game with Minnesota, will bet for first place with Illinois 4 seven won and three lost. j lini lost its last chance to disputed right to the cham ship last Tuesday when its & an) water and fills the pockets! leap. The contract for expe ough test may be made @ P whether or not it is prace It is to be hoped that fish ladder will solve the and if it does what Mr. thinkg it will, he deserves | | of thanks from the Ae Debutante Parties Planned. “i pace ne the State con tf i. there are a number of | the Izaak Walton othe before the winter be week, Mr. Dave ulantes, three coming-out | a non County had quite @ bit to | ‘2 announced. Miss Mary ambrosdll about gigging, and, es “Ughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Sheppard & writer is not entirely in 4334 West 1. will | Mr. Bales’ views. there b estminster piace,. 2 points well taken, and - “Ut at a reception which her ft : sideration. i. &t their home, Thursday, Oct. 20 His contention ts that # rSaret Ryan, daughter of Mr. an@ very few game fish en b VW Neil! Ryan, of 29 Windemere, will | Such as suckers, etc UMMMMe ¢c°? ‘© society at a reception at 18 taken in no other way. = ber parents, Wednesday, Oct. 19, _ et Shields, daughter of Mr. al ~°'ke H. Shields, will make her | Moner dance to be given by her par The men and boys oft 4 have enjoyed the sport @ rening of Friday, Oct. 14, at ine & Fountry Club. for years, and if they ' prived of this sport by pf a law. there is doubt could be enforced.

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NEW YORK, May 23.—y , the $-year-old son of Pens t of Courage, distinguished w in the Select Handicap, | ing out Macaw, his stable cp the panion, in a head-driving finish } th | fore a crowd of 20,000 at Belmeus the the today. He covered the mile as - | furlong route in 1:53 3-5, , ever and Ever finished a halt a@& SCRA IS A \ WS . 666 0 te Pat if FES Te — - ou — _— _ ° ” ‘ oe " — ee eee ee en ee) Se ers ws ee eee ee Aaja P Eta ae edie oy hag A or ~ as ,w aS RS RY ~ * ws SN OX \ ~ .) SS NY Ss \ os * AZ QQ See \ X ‘ YY WHO Y¥ Ws SSS = Tae erie. esl. OSS i- just bad re oe “ ee oe ie vine —_— a “ es i he a ‘hilly = pel ati 7 os "hd » ld FN ae line 2 Vaipg vod — . sitall 3 poor 4 ra \. 4 Py al py “s tim, UY , byeeves Sorrsercssssssbltensssssante Mutt ssssswaaati, aaagatseaee / MISS JANET SHIELDS, ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G H. Shields Jr. Sh = | aoa Raniniiod ao New York. Tea LO Be Given for eto be the guest of Miss Helen ae , CI i Newell, fas former roommate Miss Marie arkson at Dobbs-Ferry illilipbiiala ae ia! a * eke : 3 , PRE-NUPTIAL tea, charming in its ap- mecis. , . oe = a | Mle Uy « oo ae pointments of silver and white, will be ee ‘ Bi ces Rg 3 Base oS 7” Gypyypy, bd given today by Col. and Mre. Ola W. Bell at their home, 4416 Lindell boulevard, and their daygbter, Miss Mildred Lueiile Bell, in compliment to Miss Marie Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Palmer Clark- son, and her fiance, Robert Prince Casey of tos Angeles, Cal. The reception rooms will be decorated iu a profusion of peontes, bache- lor buttons and graceful sprays of baby breath and will be lighted by tall cathedral candies in silver candelbra, A huge white rose with a-heart of silver petals, in which stands a miniature bride and bridegroom will adorn the tea table as the centerpiece. Bride's roses and white sweet peas will further decorate the tabie which will be illuminated by gleaming white tapers in silver holders. Streamers of silver and white tulle will be drawn from the cor- the table to the crystal chandelier em =" ey. re tes indies. siden naa a oe ae Se RETR Soy, ety f “tt ae bat MOO ysadt a i may Jolly Roger Wins Jump. YD 3 | 44 5 wo ce S o> Bie: Toe iy Roger, the steadiest jump ‘ “ea , Wy : ae a) ) 2 of the six that went to th ~~, Cea, Wty 10 rsne Bis birses bere” arm- post for the Appieton Memoria] rig ttes ZZ Vy; Zo until two miles, was well fancied, is Ms, — : ite of his impost of 150 pounds Nicholas went to the front belle MISS MARY STALEY ré the fiele¢ pache 3 | © ‘eld reached the firm of Decatur, I1].. who has been visit- tence and led for more than , . turn and a half of the course. 8i ing Miss Florence Brooks. daughter furlongs from home the field be Of Robert Wray Brooks. urely gan to close on Nicholas, but Jok ail ieiiabsas Qhecatne ily as ly Roger was just starting to make ; ion. his big ett am Two Jumps fror M | , _ d & ‘ | . . - , yr ) will home Nicholas bobbled. throwingigd 1 10d) V ar TV1 1a7 slow his rider heavily. When them “ ?) At | straightened for home it was Jol 4 | B : _ have Rogers nice by half a dozenm Horse S LOW €O1NS ft- lengths for Upsal tiring badly wag’ © | passed by Thomas Paine, the out At Barracks June 24 ; : 4 ‘ / -_ = sider, in the last furlong. The tim for the two miles was 3:48, while , the race was worth $6200 to the RRANGEMENTS are being completed at winner. m@ Jefferson Barracks for the sixth annua! ae came down oe a | Military and Civilian Horse Show, to be big fheid of two-year-o j held . P te | ti there 2 °5 and 26 r the in the fifth event at four and 2 e June 4, oh) gis se under t . | which was well fancied, safely alggpest committee, for the benefit of the Jeffer- way. Sailor Maid ran well eon Barracks athletic fund. M WRK A ~ > ete ~ on > ; pe iy "WiWllasAdas aU dealin, ise dba A om Ma Pre wae PTRRES Pema Pettegecins A ie en ete 1 Ph Ne Mig a - s * . BF eevee = haar: wes bs OAM Win ie CS me ot a ace 4 Ly lat o> temas ye das ba. +m fe ° = Se ray) Wed TRIS ES 1 Rag ae Aad Cage Sd nee ie “4 Aya 3 mee - - RLS N Sf? r Ms, Wg AS T/, 7 de Z; aS RMN f? Vhs “,, “W . ane +“ - “s ‘@ ¢. s a ~* te .) vA \ Mth dn. es ~ Mra, my ou bi. “ey: ; % X\ | As th Pe RP tee 7 ne P tess | ile ’ Wee hc AN _ » . w XY biel pM - Ws NW oa Nero. sad LR RNR BE cs ius ee rae Zen PES - aa ee Oey oe . —_: 1. ¥ s ee Roe, ane a ae ed Wet: te eens: es edhe ’ 6 ene’ aks, PS ee Fans ory eee : egw aS aS SASS * oe SSO WOW \\ RAPA SKREABRELES © mw, > , > Ft’ y tae ogl 4 TEr a GAMES ie WON Pees oor aft. op ow res er, 4 Ste ee ie £2 ee bie “\ WS ___-....... |. ss e4% SS SRM Sy i OR ag Rhagfyr he wigs SLPS SS SSS SAAS RAS VARS. + +a ames AMS Be ERAS tN Rom maT SAREE ERS S COO SS SE. SSN ‘ . .* ‘ a O > third ” : : ihe Ting is being “dressed up” for Termagant made her first api E : G I pearance under colors in the clos 3 ing event of the day was beatemmeoxes wil] present a gala appearance in Yip : by Watkinson. Gold Coin watand bunting Many of them already hat Vin, - % Py Y ay third. i =o oe : “py Keser” hy . = Y ae is a meen Bold, and wil! be filled with groups o - ttl” 4g *% dhe Ff : ‘ sheets 4 ‘ : + Yr" fasion, and its double-tiered circie of ‘ Se .. Ss we WN “ s ~ WS a a . . : . wr =e. OG 2 wo Ny y ¥ tg ten = 7. Py Ma " « ee ® pan " A i he ng : boas Mite Mdekscalecaene oy | et 4 “rl2, Seige EE net Bohs: : yt. cry y ——a x 7 °Y" t : ~ i= oe . “a : pe Mays aes ; / es : e ev. LOWA HAS CHANCE = weeuy prominent in gay spring : angeter S C. HARVEY SMIiIon %, eae p ai i eR eR is s Rs ee 7 ee R yy’ of Ce 4 from which will-be suspended a silver and Wie the broad emeraid green sweep of thie sy . ae a Lewuanans aaa 3 ; B M44 oe ns on Be ote = Ss So esi ee, s reas 0 ft? “foo, a m te aes . ne ; d j ti} ll do Pi’ ee ie Fee. Ee 3 | ll be matron of honor at t ‘ & Gy, ee ate : me of 4G ZZ white wedding bell. The cakes and ices wii mtrade ground forms e becoming background. 13: f her sister, Miss . ; Up : Sasi tee hick 3 re Li My ) hi he le of the guests . weaaing Oi] 1€@r SISTCT, 24nd Bee ty Sage ihe Yl eaerercerssrrsrressnrssall f fig” be in white wat h Loe initia # € & . lad Ld FOR B§G TEN eet Micld-ate co-operating §=packium, and James A. Weaver J as ere ee ee of honor in silver By the Associated Press. mith the committees, and Col. Paegelow of the . adi J , of ARtee. Sf | ton : Jr., June 17. . MISS RUTH McELROY, Four hundred guests have been invited to | CHICAGO, May 28.—Upsettitittiyi a) 3 “aes ; i. , a WMituy * Michigan, 4 to &, totay, the % a, —— a Ay ii hadi Suites fC OSE WMI Uttt LLL ween , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren call between the hours of 4 and 6 o'clock. Proweras. 5%». hasan ie a pe invited on his on trom Europe, and Vis ce ae 5 P ge eh F. McElroy of Portland place. She Receiving with Col. and Mrs. Bell and Miss with Illinois in the Big ‘Ten Comm "*ttative plans are being made for his enter- | Be hs ’ . be ns af ale PGS % ~ ee Se 9 » ee pees ecater qseny srt — chats ee — ee a emcee ference baseball race. @ i&tinment. Oda Pita. A nd i elt CR PO typ ital ple a 7 de. AN country home near Hannibal, Mo. Mrs. Kenneth Watkins of New York, who Towa, by winning its remaini The show is not only for loca! exhibitors, : mele Rrs peg will be matron of honor in the wedding. The 4 ptt _— a wars = 7 te ; has been the custom but is open to all bridal party will take turaos receiving the yore sovitis “alain — anager mm Mpetitors. A gumber of women and girls guests and the papas woe wp ee issouri lini lost its last chance to win UBQ™W are devotees of horseback riding will ed at the serving table and the punch bow! aS this | disputed right to the chamPlO@dieter their horses. From the Barracks there by Miss Hannah Bemis, Miss Mary Jane ua ak coe rp lildemae oe pr be Mrs. Charles A. Ross, wife of Maj. Turner and Mre. William e. Gang. | age is, On. Was plies off acute of raf - 0, chairman of the committee in charge, Mise Clarkson, one of society's moat DoF are of Michigan, by today's defeat, TOgR8C Mrs. Willian. H. Arnold, formerly Miss ular members, will become the bride of Mr. ail chances to tie for first @abeth Mulien of St. Louis, and wife of Casey, Wednesday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock preston 8 Reema : peut Arnold. The women riders in the ci- at the Union Avenue Christian Church. WI. Pet.) Minnesota ane plan Class will include Miss Marceline Rey- 867 rote ; i, Whose skill as a horsewoman has won Indiann .. a es : Ree i , Chicago . a r the Teputation as one of the best in St. Boe pec On eg a iy Ft a Wadd Pek cer és, he » ee Spa e gdbontey ios eA an Sen 1 i eae th etiag lin Pag, oe d Til tah sd Sige oS, een nn we en Ate ay 4 7 Snes ies aie a Kee ge Ti At ~ ee tet doe “. éie, is an official of the riding club; water_and fills the pockets or eiliss Sm acods . : ° ” ear Owe +7} . “—roe “et ing places where the fish mea’ @ argaret Holiekamp. Margare or make the entire climb with ag Miss Margaret Rumsev,. Miss Virginia st @*. Miss Pezgy Parie and Mrs. Marion Cor- DE The contract for experimenting: P™8s Mersman. , 4th the -& vides oT : ; : win Se reeeep Oro ; The Judges are to be _ Victor Robertson tract- 7 ts a full-sizea device be erected @ ” a 7 ; EN alae ak etter it i in- 2 Hardensberg. Kv., and Col. Ben Lear Jr. -HeW' stalied a trap will be placed at the. ™ the Fourteenth Cavairy, who will judge fae ih head of the ladder so that a the® Petters. The committee comprises Maj. Ross, DUR : ay e « e€ to Pp a; ; ' +) ’ >) Sat of | CUS test may be mace ™ , a ©. 0. Wickham, Capt. Nathan E. Neat whether or not ft is practica. io... 7 . aie ‘ “i€ut. Arnold for the Barracks, and M: | 9 of a It is to be hoped that this “ee pee | ts fish ladder will solve the prob ese, Phil Medart and Fred W. Holekamp ne ‘ ; $s , > -_i w the and if it does what Mr. Gret@mae™ ine Riding Club. than SSSSSS SAKA ’ - WWQA AAG SSS Sena, ? od BONS Na. a a eer RENN ip NAT soy ssevers:- = eras vee arian eat : 7 Rath, CBRE -wtbaae 4 “Key oeae OC Hie sae pene ARs girigcs Ama ha > oi cut 0 ae 2 tai Ai menoypapnctie, . Gane ae ‘ vs : ela etait in ee Sa he ag HAE Ee Rnd en gt carat a bert os STS SE. ip ia Stet es s WAAQ{QqQ Qs Hn RS) on the week-end calendar. PN A ARISE, AIRE the SET Se nate = eee Seon oo ee 7 » EB ee ge Se | oes * . see | ee invitations wo Wedding Issued. wepacepeanaaen a a RS ad > see eS Bats ete : e a a yee : ' | NVITATIONS have been received from Mr ad pan from the “ SP ae % ae week. Mr. Dave Bales of Sha® a “€tes. three coming-out parties la\ ba, ght VYuyfy i ’ ? Afo , VW POF - ; - SOP pref SID TFT EPRI ZA % , rd . - ; ; | G Qa . no 3 engagement to Samue! N. Leopold ake place at & o'clock the evening of Jun« NS \ LW EAR HNnd_ AAA AAA WAN thinkg {ft will, he deserves 4 él % ws MWY o . 4, . CHP PE REPO HERA EOF ASA PAA DA non County had quite a bit © | - @Bnounced fic ar nbrose Smit te | “7 beanie we atch apn snesiy aptonan eterna ; houpnced Miss Mat Ambrose Smith, Mt, Z ; ih ¢ Z WULMLLLLL LdeddddlllllillltldliiZiL ao j ) of Chicago was announcer re . at the Chureh of the Ascension er 80 seal “a amit while : A er . rfter caro in accord ‘ 3 ater of Mr. and dirs. J. Sheppard Smit! TT APC TAI 7 ae IES Sei. Mr. Baies’ views, there are s¢ f A334 Westminster place, will make he AND M RS JOHN V ALLE JANES : : nee cently “ The bride-elect i#@ a former student a’ ate no Ponts well taken, and worth com * Miata reception which her parents Wi. and their wedding partys Reading from left—Bernard q hole, Miss Sophie Janes Wi: and Mrs Janes, Miss Alice Washington University, which she ieft iaat sideration. me @t their home, Thursday, Oct. : ani Scott and Francis Linton Gros: Mrs. Janes was Miss Genevieve Barnickel. The ceremony took place May £3. car as @ junior, to spend several monthe in r> : ‘1 jaw, there is doubt that this E Sof rida WTR ee at the St. Loui ena _—_* Tavin ra. GL tit >iuTis n rig The bride was attended Db; Miss Mary MLii- could be enforced. meeentry Club. daughter of Mr r resoris if eee jo? fon In the pastel shades and carrying peonies number of pre-wedding parties for Miss At- daisies. The bride's gown was a white ,ins and her fiancee. and « party of ftriends Continued on Page Three. will arrive from Dalias for the ceremonr TOT is . 3. . © ah ee ¢ . t : 7 © |

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PAGE 2 ta ot og, +. Se il be at “aE =o wred to St. Louis last week and is oi debutanies and their escorts at ' oe ‘ ‘ . bene ‘ os | mn Me ii - s he? of the soc ciety who 4 will > es 4 the guest of her cousin, : Mrs. M. a dinner party Wed inesdayv night eeive their fr ds tints so 4 mes Cushman of 6333 EI enwood | liotel Chase roof garden in hor ee Beige. , t A ao r oA Martha Yum ‘ , gpa aw — Dees ere” wae ce c. Gestech, sa Sege 2X :s. Earl Reynolds of Chicago, Seauliroeers Waldeck, Tom Pg Pere 4 ‘ll arrive the latter vart be the | & — ek for a short visit with Ber A he. re i ae aren ie ee ~ Sa | E. Oscar Thalinger, Warren “7 2 nak Cane Mrs. Chee hter ? ) i a 0C~ti‘( aa % | i % : 5 isa Pe ge Pye er f See paintings by Wuerpel, Goetach, a got i and Mr. Lonsdaie i Yol | A ’ Be P j # oe gs . , : 4 b * y Be: tg RG ‘ Se eee %- pe a P ee ay | “Y 4 ., ef Res oe : eae oF ‘ oe Thalinger and Barnett: figure , and Mi rs. John -. 0) t alion a ee Oe “ ae fF i S ie ee ee Me, Breas: hee a. . es eee oe ee P oe 'paintings by Kajiwara, ¢ " est Brentmoor Park, and Mr. a aanbeone | ‘and Warren Ludwig; portraits by end Mrs. William Gillispie Moore eee | 'C, Galt and Schevill: sculpttre by ® 4 Wrydown terrace, have . z a Sn ae ~ Pern ee ia besa = ies as Ppa de ieee. " avy wee ae * “ an ate n ‘ . Needy at ene eka Ke Bre g ue peta He a ce.. cate (eager A si high ago IR ‘ i! . > Ane Seta 6 ‘ wf Ey wee Kocrak m Oe AMC O.COM se ROR a es ee eee 5) Aa a8? Rh sexy" s Pe Mtg ART RAR aysteapeae i POS See: Or eat eee P tis - a a a ae ast . : fis ev ef 2 ‘ Sh. * aera ye ” o hagas ° ¥ i + pinla ~ ® ~ ~ - “ee errrrr4 re kat odnect Le ee neon Sahil @ s 4 g *j : a, i Es = : £ 4 a A Fi 4g cf oe 3 $3 i | ' ; a a = es + ‘Holm: etchings by Berdanier ant ac ottages at La Jolla, Cal, for se eins eee | Z d ae ef | 7 3s 4 ee x Pn X of , age ea #: Af i bie ce é be 4 Sa BF R55 & 4 .# ; 4 = 2 : Bes 3 rae sy Ke Goetsch: water colors by Smith ang ‘he summer. pney w pti. absent being en- | pom 6F e a oer oo ie —— i {eo ~~: = = Lm : | pastels by Wright, Nicholsog =} fF ¢rom St. Louis from the middie f parties , 4 as 3 3 , - Re | a. ae %, | ae > ee 2 e an oa a | Goetsch. . 5 of July to Octoser: | oO; Catholic Women's Garden ty, wr. and Mrs. Irr A. Stevens of Cards have been sent ot fl caetah and Conway roads, are! / members and friends of the Cath. ing @ short visit in New York | olic Woman's League, ee _the semiannual meeting which qi | | take place in connection with th _ yrmet! | oy : | garden party to be given Monday. 4 enue. ho is gut rest o June 6, from 3 to 5 p, ™m., im the : mother, Mrs. Charles Wiggins of - > il return this arden surrounding the residencs — * Portland place, will : . (al.. where she make their % nha es DEX ni Sethe et Hip e. tt Van Riper! terman av- Friday afternoon, come- limenting her daughter. Miss Ma-/| S eS. ze r. = Pee oo ee A $ - Ft, , ; P “ Cs ; - : ae a - T.. adil ae = bs ‘ sae Nope ee F = a |. Sar me ae Muckerman, eal week to Pa sadena, rion Erwin, who is a senior at Mary Be : 2 ae Sg bs € i Se ; | ow . The ente r children + af M Ea ; a So . + to ,, eB y P est Pine boulevard. an 3 her cnhleren Institute. Miss Marv Edwards and ' es tnt ‘ i ) ‘ 7 : ainment is complim tary home. Miss ¢ onstance Grier we re honored ceneeiel iene . ” o WY blelddbdddalisiddibdaitilde if sf 4 JS ff Af Vi rs. E Award Hi umm puhreys of New York. who has been visiting her -ousin. Mrs. Wiliam Maffitt of a “n,n rea et Renna a, % . ie | e $ x Sees © 4315 Yindell boulevard, has gone so hea Mat a) ¥ Be Se BS Peg er a ee fas me. f; cee = | +, Detroit, Mich., where she is the ne Somna of Mary , SS a a ee al : S Sue + #, ha | ; a enest of another cousin, Mrs. entertain the seiors' FAK 7 Fe \ See + = Palms a’ Grosse ‘Pointe, Mich. 9 = wea ‘ ‘ ; . , - . * a te the school, nm i ~ NS AK SM ' me a r . > ‘ | VA .— | wee Jack Geraghty of Minnea po- ant Westminster lace. ~ MBA Nw PION ~~ WA 0° . ~ eS ~~. SS . . . A F ‘ ‘ - 4 ™ \ a tea yesterday, — en by Miss Edwar ds’ Reniamin bi of Mi YY TLMIYUL Sh ‘no her home. rolf party for °5 seniors J : * oe LS ee See ag . ‘ . 4 ™ , P the St : rine 6. in con pliment to Miss Ruth P eam ‘ \ gluse es YY ‘ » za . a Ore Ak ge a Be: A \ : ea Mrs. William agneii O71 : | Sensenbrenner of 7311 Westmore- | The gag Ad ‘of c “—_ ie aE me 4 Ry re se % ty Ps Soe y The wedding of Miss .) Louis Country Club grounds, 7 land drive. The same afternoon | Mr. and Mrs illiam J. a? > Agee, who is the daugh- ) : -orpned Thursday from a short vis-) ll itestck Bineiten of €376 Hedley (Miss Katherine ' ter of Mrs. J. Wesley + in New York. avenue, will give ea Henby). Reading from Agee of. Columbia, Mo. } aniel S&S Trown of SOI left to right: Miss Mary : s103 in ie and her daughters, | Helen Henby, Douglass and William Henry Ar- Beauty without sacrifica ae my be pes tae Brown. Rolfe. Miss Elizabeth thur will take place Tues- Your hair endowed with wee summer in LaJolla, | Henby, William J. Hed- day, June 7. ~~ andeler. the permanent beauty of : ee ar ) ley, Miss Mary Helen . a deep wide wave—and . ee —— 2 . ; | So — a _ | ; - your hair handled gently, Mr and Mrs. Theodore F. Fow- ctaed Koke or ee | Steinbreder, Mrs. Wi)l- ogee dae liam- J. Hedley, Chester too. Only the Eugene 7] bg 43 Kingsbury place, have | Method affords these twis re: pased a cottage at \/cquetonsing, Cinier Juke 9, ....~ Shortal, Miss Eula Haid r and Miss Grace Sager. ae eee ee eevee advantages. Ask us about j | Jich.. for the summer. Mr, Fow- —Scnveig ) Ad Ad A CPO PEE ES EEO ET TS STORE EPEIIE EPS SESS A Dodson School Plans Play. OP PTE FES FPA EPS er’s cousin, Miss Mittie Shererd | of 591 Clara avenue. will De at the : an. :. ; | ACcTr ] ottage for the summer with Mrs. ao Tree” ) . : Fowler's older children. Mr. and oa tae el : Mires. Fowler and their young ison and i} oducin: . serie , . uehter will pase the month of | tableax, dances, songs and recita- | Phone: CEntral 9221 eae ee at YA Lions. : : otta . § .4 Mre. J. Sheppard Smith of 423234 Westminster place. Will N ‘epart the middie of June to attend PROF. DRANNO ‘he graduation fectivities of Yate @ eo eee = a =. % a esa ; ys ae Ce en Ys e 2 ; : ' versitv and to he present at the es M. Fran iscus of Lenox &arden flowers aS ae eS : ie ss al Pages 33 " pS ae ; S { w Permanent Mareen. «s ) bh! "© T Ss ‘ bichester. Wedne Suavy mira. vies w 4s ix-Barques, Mich. and she and on : Z WNONNN , ae Z a New York Permanent Wave Shop -r family will spend the summes Mertained at luncheon for the vis- | Pcentiy been Ci nfir ned. MRS. HENRY , al ‘= | . : : a when Bedosisrgreso 7 rr - = at the St. Louis Country Clul ers of the Ladies* aliary | MI ATHERINE | | ie Mrs. Philip Bond Fouke of New seat - % . ee its “ : a 6 Ladies ee McCLURE YOUNG. ceetea cre * . my Sol ics Decoration Day. GArfield 8614. a | - heen fn me M1 ni rs. 177) Thar z' a JULS -narter No. 3, tote] W ; & ’ ER RE ey “See . a ’ i rhe i» i a Re oe “Re.| Greeters meriea, ‘wer iietaliog ronpurer of the Bryn Miss Woermann, daugh : ee oe ee Bet | ————_ | r several weeks departed Thurs rgh Revansc roft of the St. _ rif Lers )* tiewgeiw & ere Itisi ier M 4 . - y * ae i as se : : - : é ; r s ‘ednesday night at : tertair awr Club and chair- : gS ges + aaa Sa pel | 7, . for New York. Mr. and Sir a Amartments entertained 9 nesday night at an entertain- ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. | ae. a are. 7, | uests at their apartm snday | ment ahd dance at Riverview Club man of the out-of-door “ ee | ee os A ee LINDBERGH SPECIAL ‘tg Vouke have taken an apartment at : LS a th La apa! i on & © Monday . { Lut . © @) ont W oermann of ; Arun- I I ner M 1¢ 7 ningham of Forest ; ’ 8 a te ’ Park axenue, but will pass tae came gretlig Temes ae eed eater ca Se ket | tang gr ty Moe ote coy de] place, will sail with . : =. oa PERMAN ENT \\ A\ E | mimer at Nevtport. R. 2b, wher eee Gaye th Bt. Louis last | * the Greeters, presided | Mrs. Charles M. Rice oo ee Net 2 cum- a bei s 7 cerama” ‘aSitnscaeas mabe eum be given ocee en id Seen ’ cy have takes 6 ee Wes mer in Europe follow- nian nena Suarantecd. A permat . : Pouke's brother, 4 hapin ing her graduation from MISS MARGARET EWING. RAINEY’S PERMANENT WAVE “SHOP hei bon - at Newport. = Mr. lie 16 Nort : Vassar, in june $515 PINE BL PHONE NOT LISTED—JEFFERSON 99 | @ oe Mists Za beth and and ridge at l o'clock June a ; a. aie a pay (jraveon will an i] Ju ir . ry : é } . a hye : 4 “ 'f which Mrs. Louis 5. Dennig ww a ‘ran . . . . ; - . é hs rj Oriana ' » , y «2 }.* ’ ’ near 4 ; : site : we she 53 / ‘ J } > ¥ ar - ; > - ; sf © . ; "-— 6 give at her home in West Brent.|°°°°"™™°- ee : oe , : igh Sh ye ede pallial ‘' ta guest of honor. The hospitality Permanent Wave hicago operators with ‘years of a | Montreal, Canada. fer Thi I ; = “hoot. moor, Mrs. Harry Wuertenbaech- $7 7 iy plan to return the mild- ; an , ince. ‘A vistt in $ roduc ed by « a r method have delighted | nce #1 +! , -j . er of 4112 Flora boulevard, wil! 2 . pg _ § ' Th civing you any kind of Wa ; : Fiv ve > Dollar Permanent Wave Shop : toe : shamy after the pe ‘ " Et OT iis tT rice m7 Ue . ; 4 > 2 ‘ (’ ‘ ‘or on ‘— 7s. v . . , +. ~ ae ue e | : “Ot Springs. Ve- ae bride of June 16. will share hon- teffa. reill, : * si #1, sash *} p Eien, mS ET : : - / , " 4 . oo : e. } an Betes v iT] co to Washitsz ‘ | ors. Mrs. James B. Dunbar of Marvy L« uise Mee. Mi: nle BRfaria | cer. Mrs. live ee Cee : — SPECIAL: $ Adds smartness to b our Coiffure “- . (2 I 4 to _—_— the graduation O}= ig Bo b ‘, at her home. , te ig Ain fo act piay under ; ’ Ringlet Ends—No Kinke iiiinen Wortet wilt give o omatt| sae, “oe Mce. Miss Jule Marie |cer. Mrs. ° Se Aa is e x ‘ . Ca rs , ae > ee > " me ~ e % = x i " ; i got a gp aaa rote i aaoea bak il aves are 4 , nO % : "4 | oe | ot | tee in charge included: Mrs. 7 of 329 Belt avenue, will depart if Frank Rebholz, Mrs. Otto Hilpert. , to nati Li ir yea {: W ic ° :| " Sort time for their summer hom Mrs. Chester A. Doerflinger, Mrs. | 2 Stat EO RSI as ee by oe * f ay oS. Ce ae ee ee tee ard teh . ee ge aati Cat . > Bry Dawah a a's HS AS figs oe aia % wi . 2 Pe rt r psc, aida CD. bi) Tee eae ; Cc ' ‘s make an extraordinary announcement—the if Block South of Washing \ . i—N._E. Cor. Seventh and Pine : - 4 : 7 4 Paris, Fra e ugh - = The spring regatta will be held most unusual ot our carcéer. W © are calling ce E: Mason prem bicae go: poe | June 6, at 2:36 p. m. ; ; 4 . . and M fam Sneed it to your attention because we are sure you Montclair. x. Sétned Chale wil find it of absorbing interest. a ; Don Parte aad ae bares pa x : r Mr. and Mre. Paul K ab f 434 . - . Melville avenue, University city, | Never Did a Permanent Wave Look So Natural! : PERMANENT WAVING entertained Saturday evening, May As That Given by ; : A wave guaranteed to look well for 6 th ; 2 ihe in honor of Mrs. Paul Knabe* s > , P nies =*: ; 24 s t&& VVUA ‘. for mon Ss. No use + : te MR. GARTNER P for water waving combs. We shampoo and set your mother, Mrs. Clara Bajohr of 405: before we take your m ¥, Guarantecing you the Keokuk Street, who celebrated her He will personally attend your +s | | resuits you hope for or.we don’t take your money seventieth birthday anniversary F saving of $3 over iast season). All work by | ’ redericks Vuita-Ton : ; There were 20 guests present. . Tonic Compound Mra. T. CO. Moloney of 6209 Call for an a ence een ‘ee . Our Price Complete, $5 Nt) Store Closed Monday Cl CUYL ; f Pershing avenue gave a bridge | We Specialize in Ladies’ Hair Bobbing £ . 0 tf . ° . a uncheon Tuesda; r. te —Decoration Day Valley Country Chub. tne fan? | Paul Brown Bldg. BEAUTY SHOP m \ Fs Plage . La Rue Permanent Wave Shop , SIXTH & LOCUST > were the 23 members of Mrs. Mo- | 204 N. oth St.—Thr “< 7th Floor Carleton Building » ' —— ou h Bar 9 ~ mie . 2 fe loney’s committee who assisted her . . wer Shop Phone GArfield 107 ce : — ‘Artield O261 pporntments.

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Be a ae ee —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 19: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH____ PAGE 8 gy a ‘ %|Bryn Mawr Benefit | All Day Outing at iq s. RE M. PUTNEY Z KUEHN MI y lay! ae) * oF B. od MISS MARGARET SS VIRGINIA MAE Bridge Thursda\ Y. W. C. A. Camp -_ = Z sne SiS z . 3 . hy "4 fun iY - GY = YM — “ler ream Ue” tH, Lg : . % ‘% : Ect: fat the opening of their ey E " | hehe Vey “uf, Y Ly me ‘-. M%, , » oF 9 A hibit iii aa Montebello. the senior camp eof bat the City Art Museum next Ses. Ee ary Semple COT ft St. yy 7 , Uy, - wey at “2 om ° “3 ¥”% + a i lie fae lank Ral li ae i ~~ Christia a= As. , urday 2 afternoon at 3: 15 een - 4 ; ; has beet sin he{ . Z: ry” “ : tas . Af, Yet 4 a f as soll a = ‘ Vr, Jf ¥ ly, "e 3 | oe ' = ecks . on the ieff. ove riooking | Mrs. Willam Valentine Schewy 4 a ter and spring in Florida, mot " 4 i 2 . a | cece SP Yliy) ; “os —_. | 2 | Z 1 er ’ x — Ages a : : Pe: PR ote. .ssissipp : near Kimaw will be at the tea table. The a : tot lie iced 7 ~e a . “3 " ee , ins M. FRI om : lend bow —— bs seme an served in the camp eases who are form- the day are: Sirs. Edwarda, Anderson Mrs Mrs. Wlilia bert L ednes Mrs. Thomas J. H. Webster, Mrs Vrs Hiayward H. 1ief ©. Brown, Mre Mre L. B. Pen- 7 r. Pettus, Mre Mrs. Walter John A. Schwindeler Cabe, Mra. A. ® genes Hammis, Mre Mre. Thomas terryman, Mre. Mrs. Harry XK. Ae G. Jonah, Mrs. inner Mra J. ©. Horstman. dna Darley, Mrs. Charies FE. Vrs. George Basa, Mrs. Eevee Mrs. H. WN. Layer anderson. Mrs. Thomas Mre Joseph McNat- | ea (|, White, Mre Max Kotany, Mre. / : A ohnaen, Mra. Neil W. “lft | 3 A Ne $ % : ass a c, mn ze e ia ; ;. . iy E. A. Hatfield. Mrs he, "yas, fY ' oe Rn. ;aer Sirs hal ) h 7 | wg . Stentionan Ure. V. P. Et- , pruacttlllitn eS ‘,, Yhermvuititivvrry RE ede ¢ ‘ ie? yi rs PSek) Fa : e ; WwW Miller. Dr. The engagement of Miss Bishop, Miss Mary Fr. aroline Fowler. Miss Kuehn, daughter of Mr. ee a ee and Mrs. C. A. Kuehn, Woodruff. Miss Edith Miller, Miss and T. Edward Rassieur, Mary Edwards, Miss Dorothy Col- son of Mr. and Mrs. « Miss Rertha A. Bennett, Miss Theodore’ Rassieur of Flora place was an- nounced recently —kK LER BEN thanroychicay hs phe * el 0 ae ieee her tO ee aby gsi i ti as ie Ms rg: had ae : eM = jbers of the society who wh oe 4 leeive their friends are: Wiltiem re | Valentine Schevill,. Takuma — WS Ss SS AANA x ~~ ‘Nes Berning haus and Arthur Mitch The exhibition wil] Present a y_. riety of work includi ng landscape paintings by Wuerpel. Goetsc, Thalinger and Barnett: tiger, paintings by Kajiwara, Berninghaus and Warren Ludwig; portraits by Cc. Gak and Schevill; sculpture by Holm; etchings by Berdanier and Goetsch: water colors by Smith and the summm.c paste! s bY Wright, e Nicholson ang — rom St. Goetsch. ; Catholic Women's Garden Cards have been sent one te members and friends of the Cath. olic Woman's League. nnouncing the semiannual meeting which wip take place in connection with the garden party to be given Monday. June 6, from 3 to 5 p. m.. ip the garden strrounding the residence of Mrs. J. C. Muckerman, 4464 West " ne boulevard. The enter- tainment is complimentary to ieee members. ~ NAWAYY " wr . ~ * AAAS VSAS SSAA SASSANANSARA .) a sn ,* ‘ys® ~* ‘A a As a’ A SSSNANAASAARAASS FES ES ANNES ww” ew » “i x “e Ny y.4 SS * RMVVHQ DST AI 5. Taine ae ‘ e é‘ a 5 ttre. beh 7 . . ia. | A ‘este ae . tthe 2 ye F eae P ‘ _. “ ~*~ . - PP 7Se> AN “ae ~ ~ te | " dP 4 be thea a re yy ae bs “* sSSSASLASEAS ES os mh MAK WY SENS ve Bia oye tue hd i Te TS hy oie larbae EEO LEE BE TEE: LE OP NE peas APMIS hy wutes Sate tapes et Ses > Pat ee} ; eon Vad . MS sa. . ‘ WS fog Sanaa .%s RWWAAN , WW ~. “y Stes Ay Sh ae fee ye “ A mine we A VARA ERAS EASELS LRA SREA ADEE EEE) 025 OO OE REE EERE EE BS ae eR OO eS ee ee ae ee ee | AS ~‘, . aN N »" *S ERR S . ERE PTE LP Sy 1% , 2/7 ‘ ang mah ic the hy Ws a ‘an tno?! = at } Wonenen = ee ae re nt Marriage of De. eo Urges Care of Children’ s Eyes. Members of the Mothers’ Ciud Rose's Church, Maple and ellow avenues, at its meeting ireday were told of the preva- m work of the Missourl Asso- for the Biind among the dren of St. Louis by Mre. Harris, secretary of the Accordin to Mrs. organization is making of school children and eousin. 4315 te Detrort, e+ omens PR eae NARNIA NDI NR RAN SP RESER EROS ERS SORE ES REASASRAS OB oy ¥ P RAQAY a SARARRQ ANNAAAANAANS . a .* \ NAANNANAAARAAAAAAAL Se SVN . RS * Hissiiaccal From Pace Cae Sy eK x gu lest of ‘ SS 5 ene her a 4 ae. ; . « we ™ Sy ed 7 me wb. Oana ae ey ee ‘ff pre-school age te #s- any need treatment the idea in Beauty without sacrifice, Your hair endowed with the permanent beauty of a deep wide wave—and . — your hair handled gentir, ‘i na Mri ' lore F. Fo — omg a ee too. Only the Bugene ee 48 y place ay i%, Was -crmeriy Miss Method affords these twin E ieased a cottage at \. aici i ae re Fi ain PITS ee Son fp dios te >: au Ss Menta oa eis gi rauren eype 4+ is Sinead ice aceleiiehie SO tebe len eatoeebeeeberi isang ‘ Boinnv- corps wee we kotenmnon : ~ “oe OAL ta 2 n° oo pip See seb rey shamans ie 46 OR, A? Pa » Ps eT: ix : pew Fr S$) i Ma Sas i MB ERNE a Ap Ain » AS > i ey r ‘ . ~ ”* a ~~" ion wer - ss ; ’ Bi ae a eg =f MARY MILLMAN, 3961 Blair Avg he ote is ath 4 i e . _ ; . Et iti ¥ Ee 9 ¥ ES . 7 Belefontane Car 3 ort t , nger ‘eae aa 56 GP5 POO, eS? Poe See? aa en ~~ xs 2 oe + = .* ~*~ DOC Giit hs -_ * ESTA coh 3: a ae ee yout. ap, * * SPECIAL RING OFFER (PER MANENT WAVE ow T Pe x TER OR FINGER WAVING: COMPLETE MU N ‘SHOP. 4 4513 ; Del mar. _FOrest 1120. a + eee at «ws areas ieee ; > t3o>: ‘ ee é rs ; Sons ois coma ae $o 60d t+ ke wee ees SUE Of Tiete * A 2 A ES a P_ S T , - ae TT PERMANENT WAVE “00 | [Sls a oe: Ryser i The “New Woman M eet Secial Fou a a Fecimd ct on Beth Machts since UTY fs, LI ¢ 3B, hh J ay = PERMANENT WAVE E 6 ge, Deep Marcel Wave—No Konk > cahness— We » 4 we shail Van Facials Coiwe the tace that exhiua- fetes —the BE pastinsion terrace, is expected | noes g Cagreiman _avenae_ 8 — APKING’S BEAUTY SHOP are calling j ; * a sa pre | ~ ae | ‘ pon nt Wonderful gi new quick proce ; atTez }O8 eer > Way ] ] 3 N. Tay P rlor Av. sure vou : a illiam Scott Sneed of Does not hurt ’ ith ring! eee , WM +093 P. Phon DEIima — S saent Style CTORIA BEAUTY SALON = Permanent Wave CEatral $856 404 Victoria Bidg. Sth and Locust | THE PERMANENT WAVE SUPREME! eee een === : : IT’S NEW! MORE LOVELY: $7 OO 7 , PERMANE NT WAVE *8 UP : ' : . - . THe FRRPERM< VITs TES PRIM Ree “ —— eS l—F = ae ea ‘) SE-4- sPE CIAL Se _ OFFER 12.00' ge . ee pager MARY T. BENDER “QMS $ Taizor’s Beau oP | K - ae eitnone sere |' WAN BEAUTY SHOP ARSENAL ST. 3 j 614 OLIVE ST. Phone GArfield 2819-3053 Few Dears Fast af (raed 7 ol we Ase Specra! ze -_ Marcel Ware, complete i r¢atrmentse Liadei;

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PAGE 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____— fany St. Louisans spats . ws as Webster Groves Society Ma a —*: B. er u- eeciaueaete se eteetaiel feieachaneel hese Specials for Tuesday Only—NoPhone or Mail Orders ’s Large Hats at $2.95 Batiste and Voiles, a Yard, 25c fl a hemps, ir and novelty Fast-color Batiste and Voiules ” 3 ic] " ath ; Silk or Cloth Coa 74 tl = o i os tt _— braids—pienty black, white and all the new Sum- come im the new patterns in pager | ie 4 vt . ; ; ~ for frocks. ete. —er shades. © tor immediate wear. CeSignms, 202 2:0 —>s & @ Twills, Satins, Poiret- Women’ $ Summer Felt Hats, $1 95 36-In. Tissue on. ard, 39c sheens, ccaaooang and Ti ng? 3 hecl Mixtures all the new pastel colorimgs tor Fine yarn Tissue Ginghams woven im sm mall checks : : + em « ed -.. m t : in I and black with white; g An opportune time to select a smart in ue, pink, yellow d vacation needs, nteed tubfast. Women’s Handkerchiefs, Each, 10c 81x99 Salisbury Sheets, Ea.. JE 15 children’s Handker- Made of fine quality Tae ne corners, others with and neatly hemmed; softly finished; subject to ver} ae wieoorgge sane and ea sight imperfect T1Ons. . - ae eh ee he lk Pouch Bags, $2.69 Rayon-Mined Bedspreads, $345 J cfs ces— MS” | TE Sleeveless Fro + as > > 7S alis * - Jj x ; re silk—have e nd bolster combined; woven im atiover Jac 7 ah | | or Ti iny I O s er Ee ee cua lesigen: rose, blue, goid, lavender anc green, | | . 8 ee =. = a 3 * _- 3" 3 1 ; F. inches. mstitched Table Sets, $2.95 *. sax7o inches and hali-dozen Nap- Excellent valu Er m tch; a silver » bleached linen GamasSsa; tae ecient ie: Aas | ; | L bj re ti ae oh T3tcuec. Lise é si 4 ' ’ Downstairs § : | ust the suggestion of 18-In. Dinner Napkins, Doz., $1.50 AM -_ eee on oth Neatly hemmed, ready for use. Made of fine quality | Many styles with dainty bleached cotton damask in neat floral designs; meas- h see 7 crisp organdie aan use 18x18 inches square. Men’ $ Headhig t ° : smart frills. Choice of allt Men’s Guaranteed Shirts, $1.00 size Overatis in sizes 3 tue Jum 9 coming shades in sizes 2 to ¢ ok tote 5 ie aed i eo women § Sizes . anbten & eee Ss forsaewrierype “a see tae customer. No mail, phi C. O. D. ord eS ee reall Boys’ “Model” Brand Blouses, 67¢ of Dotted Swiss — a 1e wh: cloth Union Suits at S0c —niace of sasecolcr fabrice in white, tan and blog 9h wuts dom on colon an uits if ai -- fancy Strip terns: collar-attached of seartgs ef the little tot made with yokes, Sar and dainty lace trimmings in sizes 2 to 6, for ish. hawe 7 cepa ; | Sleeveless Cre : Even the timiest tot can Be -omfortable with no sleeves Boys Play. Suits, Priced at ide ) per him im a sheer white dim- 1 ie. ity Creeper. Sizes 1 to 3 year | 7 ? stv: ttn ‘3 well mace of du- — | “ifants Sectlon—Secon® Rayon and lis! Socks im ianmcy Women’ s Rayon Bloomers at 63c 5 ioc - gps cs J nes = = Mg -~ “ ae ne? et ee OR ek ~ mers are a2ncwn iOTr i r ¢ ne DP Ath ' - Little Girls’ Panty Frocks at 85¢ e s ind-emi 2%) _— — : | aaa are km: ; 2 oi i : : | > | | Moror fags. compared i — -” ‘ P FE t . i r i ~ - _ = a = “perting {ener 5, at — we te 4 OD 7" 4+ es we a? 3 an Giiis aawsesse hl nies, a oor Lamps — at $1.86 Infants’ Diapers, a Dozen, $1.20 | : a Bridge Lamps with metal base Snished in blacks irm: cormpiet it parchment paper arm™ These rr : . 7. we — : - -anventional amd scemic desigms; just 300. |: : — ° 7 . ~ cre qpegeuem eee SG oe | 79- 9x12 Wool Velvet Rugs at $19.84 ree, Fe cr. FS : “> wre a > cee “Gag * Pe ‘ > me es i * ‘ ‘ ‘ . 7s Teleresi 9 | ave : ) or selection; aii afte @ Women’s Union Suits, Each, 29¢ 27x94-Inch Kimlark Rugs at $1.39 y ; + ben — _™ “=o and + a ° co od ° - " " + — wae . ns . “ nese ti. e ¥ ’ > a ¥ : i. 4 pe Add aes eS $ a — — + ae as - “> 3 me eee sous Bee up the living room of lustrous rawon faille or = ton Re oval or obieng I _ -_ rutted effects, prettily trim poster Pillows ‘All -Time’ Comfort Oxtords, 32. 19 New Summer Cretonnes, Yard, 39¢ . | for the Dorch $1.00 - — — ” . a — x — Vy oTmen § made of pitabie biack kid with anc-Turn A lovely assortment of Cretomnmes im iaTge variety ’ bcaicr Parts feor ~*~ Urs : 4 ’ = a | : 2 | ; —_ » 9 ringe t . > “OS ese eee EEA LD 15 iia in rs * - - . . : 2 * : rid mmersole and steel arch si beautiful terms and coler combinations; suit “9 clue and mulberry “ eq - ~ ii 2. wee e. Pe Paes. i a te 248 we . a 3 to 9 in B to D widths. abie for all : purposes. | a 7% with bright printed Curtain ane tte, a Yard, 16e fae = =e ¥) si get i a. Sn Ss see he 7 An of these women's bia ) | Fancy dotted Marcu ec i rt . cTu: . = cept i. & owt & & Oo Pee soir) x a, ye Sn > © RE er Sera wmtge aie ~ « a) Poncgee BO wes my 78 PO oo a a Be, poe ey on me, ee a pe Br pelea. AR owe 9 pe VR . " ‘ . a re cetwed a i | f -, . a... Tr ree ~e? her me ee ee ee ™ ~ 4 ~ — @ : we ie we a " ~~ && . > we . 4 teoloi FS rctaiipie « ape eas Se x a os --F oe > * _ TT. "Ty . : ‘eo we Mra S, ' ie sci tamaliae —F ~~ cer SE Saati r= AUTIFUL | Georgette , ‘a a af e ee : ‘ % . . a - ro’ : ‘ : . ; ae See ee Oe Lane Iuerh : i i. = Ry wen of fin oc! 2 de chi n the sea- . freee Lift ity 197ee te - dj ' ; , ‘ Lf : rr, =» i ad he . ; @ tien and wrinkle orngen, Ma . Wednesda tm | } . . a lini 1 Ts “aes . c. ) biouses, ' ON ses and Fr i pe iy ) iP ahi ee : scars. . As inal nee — Wair AND ‘i and Mw be ban Be mm. cit room, Dbecroo>m. yi a 2 fancy LiwNSL LT DR. PINKSTAFF — sa ‘oe <a ie - ' ti ——- iS — won: iil = Tr wietaics Sore tad ocked tan otiec hing im rose, " sim : Lapert Mimatie Suroeen oan seiaamill a Se i | i : pattern, but ndert | , . Ruffled valance and tie-bech” Mere Mar Sth to dune 40h — a end DY lish Shocs Made Comfortabic, | price. sesiniaieaiiann Mites e match. Downstairs Seana Suite 108. Washington Grand Bldg. wnat ee SMe ss ant Ll Heures i8 w 4 ae “gure hie MNers. Fredemc Hutcheson of i SD 5 Loeust Se.

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. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Eee ene spose tgs eR nee enenenn een See Our Other Announcement on Opposite Page ) . = 3 t ’ H R | | Prayer Book, 98c i | @ Key of Heaven—complete Prayer Book with white i ; | , celluloid binding, religious picture on the outer cover | i | and crucifix inside. (Book Dept.—Second Floor.) == —GRAND-LEADER . il Orders | Shopping News for luesday—Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday th Coats. || J acy mat Sale of Summer Wash Fabrics ae a HVS FES AN, Cottons Have Returned to Fashion—Lovelier and Smarter Than Ever Before— : DS New Designs, New Colors, New Weaves—In This Sale at New Low Prices! { New Silverette Crepe St. Gall Dotted Swiss A Smart Summer Wash Fabric Att Gclove For Frocks ‘ ie 4 Sleeveless Frocks 69c 79 Mertos COE prttene, Silk Pongee Sport for Tiny Tots | Ss C Blouses—Special Plain C Straight from Switzerland—sheer dotted Swiss, crisp as aim Colors Pr; | the snows of its native land, made by Stoffel, recognized the 2 | 99 rinted Designs | world over as the maker of fine dotted Swiss. High quality $ 39 imported dotted Swiss at an extremely low price. Gay little voile Frocks with just the suggestion of sleeves— very brief, in the French fashion. Many styles with dainty smock- | W hite with Nile dot. Coral with white dot. é manufacturer co-operated with us j eralls at $1.79 | ing, crisp organdie yokes and The solid colors are lovely and so very becoming White with rose dot. Green with white dot. frills. Ch f all th h i es aa | smart rilis. noice of all the be- ‘ pico: age pe ate ee in new designs and color W hite with green dot. Copen. with white dot. by tailoring the Blouses accord- ee pe candied coming shades in sizes 2 to 6. are exceptional values. W hite with black dot. Tan with white dot. | ing to our own specifications, at a low figure. Now we offer you or C. O. D. orders filled. | e z | Sleeveless Frocks Organdy Prints Imported Voile these remarkable savings. 6 to 15, 1d Blouses, 67c | of Dotted Swiss | Ne ‘ ) j 7 4 bh ; A Charming New Fabric r White Only—Sfecial at . : $s in white. tan ard blue | be gay dots on white or the tiny rinte eianese O1Lle Boys Linen Sterns: collar-attached or | white dots on colors will captivate the S$ 95 . Cc © I5 years | hearts of the little tot. Beautifully | ‘ ) : C Crash Knickers ; : | made with yokes, hand-smocking ¥/ 3 == oe | 17 Svea ‘ . “ , New pene or Tuesday shoppers we offer very T coats at $3 65 and dainty lace trimmings $5 95 : Paes 2 a exceptional values in these Knickers . | in sizes-2 to 6, for.......... a ~ wT The sheer fineness of Swiss- 39 Inches Wid Seldom. do you have the well tailored of excellent importe h a siik-like finish; have woven Organdy decorated with been oe we oe s opportunity of purchasing im- linen crash material—the ideal fabric ported Voile, woven of fine for Summer comfort. Sizes 6 to 16. - guaranteed waterproof: | Sleeveless Creepers = smart nee oe patterns in deli- ‘th Even the tiniest tot can be cool and ) cate flovweér-like tints or de- Celanese voile, sheer and fragile in appearance, is, in er Recnigay Rees : ot (Boys’ Furnishings—Fourth Floor and . H | comfortable with no sleeves to ham- lightful vivid colors—a de- reality, a firm, sturdy, color-fast fabric, that launders beau- pi hi, ey 3 ‘Es a Square 15--Mais ied Priced at iic ! per him in a sheer white dim- $] 95 = lightfuly cool fabric that seems tifully, will not shrink or stretch. It drapes and pleats vialle yp Bsus gg aggre ay Telephone Orders Filled. ae ity Creeper. Sizes 1 to 3 years Ie to belong to Summe:. well and ts a delightfully cool fabric for Summer wear. pra. ond Summer frocks s ee seat; ggg of ~- i Cina Bection-Gecond’ Poor ) Many, many printed patterns in all colors. sips dice ‘ ife! stripes, chambray an i : TWD A c ] S years. | omar orn Solid-Colored omp ete scbieages Mixed Crepes os | Dress Linen for Permanent Waving New [h maeties, Each, 39c cw erma Jugs | ” ? | Ss ae aie Our entire surplus stock af Sturdy Linen for children’s fered tn and widths of pretty ma- jf P = peciatly Friced at this beautiful wash material, . . suite anl Gemmes. ann See —is ofrere or i 5 k ae bie ie ad La Rene “s yi a ned napa: van ne ee eaten: fe wh eo ed yt a , " Naot) Anal, el tay Sys nak ee : r i + a Sak ig ly be ed ae wer ~ 8, Ree 7 “ ie a eet | ty. Maile, we a 4 SL ALL AA, RN GY AO OT NOL NL. a ly NRE eet. a ate a. ae ae ~ sasiage. RN A NS A A TR LN EO AN CE ET TT A TN REE Ae le rele are Try ents at $1.19. i g _ neme == 3 \ tag bios important 59¢ Specially Priced for at the low price of, 49¢ of experience , * a) is "2 ie a ibe » These Jugs have | This Sale Only, Yard the new patented dou- B p : W . . ing waves by the fol- ble stopper — large atiste rrints hite Linen lowing reliable and alursinum screw cap eas : : : j with €ork stopper in © tea $e ak For children’s dresses, for morning frocks, smocks, cur- ee ee ae henge approved methods: ; ™ a tains and bedspreads, there is no fabric quite so charming inches wide—an extraordinary PieroParis center — and alumi- ground and fast-colored printed ms ; ; num cup a designs—an exceptiona as the quaint old-fashioned printed designs of Grandmother value n this sale at, 79¢ Vita-Tonic screws over all. Por- value at, yard. Chintz—and so inexpensive, too, when you can purchase yard eee eedeues Circuline celain lined; the jugs ty ggg ia this soft-finished cotton fabric for as little as 32c. Nestle’s Frederics will not break. 3000 Yards of Solid Color Vorles—Sfecial, at Yard ‘is .25¢ The personal supervision and advice of Mme. Schnepf is an added assurance ... FH6g (‘Second Ficor and Squares 3 andié—Main Floor) _, $1.00 of perfect results for your wave. (Third Fioor.) ed a belt of strong coutil and triped batiste with deep 34 to 46. xcks, Priced 55c de of fire soft voiles, trim- cry in fancy colors; come blue; sizes I to 3- | aters, Priced 93c ted of fine soft wools, oth- histed with fine shell edges mmplete at $1.86 at base finished in black: te with parchment paper — a > . * Saa> ~~ ‘Wy x, * B scenic designs; just 300. yet Rugs at $19.84 | ip ewe : jeamiess syle; mull trials apy Se Women s Smartest Coats Seamless style; mill trials; ome carly. AS WA fe maw AAS )} £S~ R . ; i Ps — "a £ 4 , , ) FZ ‘ VA \ cn ; ‘te fe Rugs, Priced 79c we aw: Jy N& aH, | | oP / a, 2 , Travel Dress mabstitutes for lincleum rugs: B ff | ee #) >. ee ; i rm for selection: all are in . } Te _. S ; — Sams e ¥ : all are i ae AA = es ee | oats oats a kK Rugs at $1.39 — er : Many of our smartest and latest Spring fashions, that will be ultra-chic wherever Ser ant: ie wiste ar + — : o ° . gy yy ao | ( , N | Pll you go in your Summer travels! Selected from much higher-priced groups, and | ay Ove ty Mliows offering variety as well as value—in tweed and twill, tailored or trimmed with 1 Rugs at $3.00 OFR 7 S 69 expensive furs. You will find in this group the Coat just right for you. f Rayon Faille an 1 . Grass Rugs im the seam- Dress uD he . ae room ie 2 smart new P; OW Exclusi V e Costume Salon I, : | : : | : 2 ie sete enna seteaale . wena te ite, cp Mende, sated — a a ieahinnds hk Sa) OE fe ee Brie sepia he See ee eed A An lt RN AN A! eee a eat EAE ALAA AAPL AL NOR te ante ects, acieinpdnaso ~ SS a ae Therma Jugs, porcelain lined..... Motor Jugs. tempered glass lined... © and Mail Orders perth et ae tote iinish A, oe. ye ea neat ysis ate a ; ed we lay =-_% rftri eo fie 4 oe —s MY tape. tm oe > EL _ relearn i Me te he, ee a ges “ Tk Ain Sig ‘ ‘ Pi : Hi i pandlltnendiiesithigineiessaateatiie. ee ee ee ee — a ~ ee ond — om ep oteleee ay an : « « Ma, ws , we me . ~~ ~ 4 - r . Y ey se es See Oe eel il. EE. epee erat Metin ' | e . » de Te = sty, cas tea th Ao i A “a % We 1 he r ee Pe ent wks 7 - 4 x A ey > cre me me > 4, 4%, -? 7 > . “Geta Os eh ae an . 6 pee ‘ “ Shy ~ RRS EK —_ os Soa >. He Galerie sore vik & SS patterns stenciled in blue, of lustrous rayon faille or baronet satin (rayon-and-cot- Frocks Reduced anels, Each, $1.50 and filet weave Pane! Cur- ton)—Round, oval or oblong Pillow with shirred and base and finished with rayon ® puffed effects, ily trimmed with garlands. , , ) ; ~~ | es. . "_ Afternoon Frocks of crepe, Georgette and satin; dinner Dresses, evening Gowns... T D f : : St ociemneninnanedll uesday Last ay oO et any room. , of chiffon, Georgette, satin, uin: intensely interesting because they are in light tonnes, Yard, 39c F Poster Pillows Bright-Flowered | colors as well as darker shades, wearable all through the Summer. Distinctive, ex- 2 a ergs variety @ ‘Or the Porch. $1.00 Cambric Pillow »wvvc clusive, and remarkable values! the Sale ot Plaid Blankets Summer Sports Frocks Reduced—Daytime styles in flat crepe, wool crepe, flannel, striped rep, now $10 & color combinations; suit- , g vivid blue and mulberry © The glory of a rposes. ® “king with bright printec flower garden in full bloom ts 3 : ith Bright printed ewer gates * (Third Boor.) .: Cesigns makes unusually at- reproduced on the black cam- 4 Order Now for S b Sept. Delivery fig Ts, * OER con be. deuiepeteidiatnieessamemecmeat SRatteendinentntne nanan pie Qe i eet [ae setie a Yard, l6c @ “ative pillows for the porch ric that covers these smart . | Where ; il . Round. 80 Summer Pillows ® Al} Pure-W ool— : , . . # many pillows are L fe im winte and ecru; all ™ “ded. Exceptional values. square and half-moon. | Very Special at mitable for making long er . a | art) Needlework—Secord Fleor.) : ; 3 / : A li l 7 , | \ hite Kid S ippers, $ 2.50 Ve Tuesday is the last day of our Second Annual Sale of Blankets—it is your last opportunity to purchase these Gordon Narrow-Heel ~ : Distinctive Corinne Designs for Summer 4 | | high-grade wool Blankets at such a low price. Check up Ys j ‘ ot ee @ te te rn eaten ge Pate ay Mal a cortn ‘ ~ a Silk i losiery | i White kid is the lightsome Slipper that Fashion = yo Blanket needs and purchase now at this special , has chosen to accompany Summer frocks—and in | price—with delivery in September. these Corinne designs one finds the white Slipper The Sasha : »” OO Norma $ . t its arteat ]4 t ail a d “fe . 2— seems. Sheyee ie ey ee ee egies On et The Specifications —in white kid, is styled afternoon costumes may be chosen at $12.50. of the sandal. ia fae ce with smart simplicity. and , i , v t-out Just introduced by Gordon—a hee! is a favorite at $12.50 , a with attractive ae a Th Bl as delicate, as fine, as exquisite chif- sian saan # ’ of ese ankets fon Stockings deserve Her oY inches than the ordinary heel, these : ; SS —_ - : r | Sr | e-wool, thor- sheer chiffon Hose give to you! The Simplex : 4 The Millicent , iy ——— is guaranteed VAT. ankles a fragile mew love ness. ) ys , ough scour and shrunk—of A weight, : —a trim tailored pump in . . | —is light, dainty and fem- closely woven, shick, flaffy ~ ate im size 7ouBe , : Of Gordon quanty a aa white kid with white lizard P : imine, One-strap Ss re ed : ‘ : | voile with fancy ruffles: | . | . : cleay even weave and a trimming and Cuban heel. | beby Spanish heel... $12.50 delivered om or about Gept +. Mail and — a yon #titciing in rose, blue i . 4 ioned in all the Cobras comes. | the pair $r2.$0 (Mais Fisor } orders accepted. becond Fis atled valance and tie-backs . pene Townstalrs Store) = 4 Satirmrmsene

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oS RRR Me lnk Raa on ae eae a RI ee eC tna pape aI OT pert say. } ee ee renee teen a a ee a ne seni ths 10% alpen tb PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Parties and Other Fvents o° the Week WILL BE EAST SIDE BRIDE ON WEDNESDAY Continued From Page 2. Hal), 4 . = oe » > iPpiere ‘. ai Westminster 3S06 Olive | street. Those tend Fontbonne seniors at the Missouri rr > The class entertained luncheon at Association luded: A | Miss Ju! lizabeth McGarrv, Miss Mee, Mise Genevieve Mc Mise Lucille Re Beffa and Miss Adeivn chaperons wer: The junior College a br Athletic genesis idce Rutseowski nonce bk sOUIj18e evs cil J’ bKi- Lan« a The Woman's Auxilia Louis Medical Societ idge luncheon Wed wing will serve Mrs. Ralph olowsky, Ss. “i neodot? Pernaud, Mrs, EK Cleveland Shutt Carr, Mrs M. Mrs, John Mortit Hempelmann, Mrs Phillip Mra. W. D. Black. and Mrs King. Mrs. E: D. Iniump ridge luncheon Thu Twentvy-firs honor were Mexia, Adams of Louis, whose marriage Wednesday of St. Louis will “ riain 3 yf a 1a y | William | Morgan, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS zc Bocancb 48 East St. Louis } : i j wedding and Gregory vill be Elizabeth's ee. d A’, il] h Miss ae | ? atte ndants. and ad +} ~~ sBoioen be. groomsmend ry 1? F iOon WI i i jloOme Rope t Popke SS Mrs. Mart iT] | Stone, Airs. Mrs. ? Leis oretta Dee Lorr: teenth | hom e on Miss Exzilla a= rH rere al 4 snreve, er, Miss Edit Williamso: Miss He! Burton, Mrs. Hamer Clarence Le Mrs. noon hose ae liormt George \ Wednesday ave , ©’ ieary of Miss Driscoll of and srennan 1 | daugnter of Cd rid } Wa church. Miss Helen Clancy Mulconnery as Maxine Fla ind Edw Joseph Dris - ‘+ Oj ssl. mori Louis John RKeit he ush rd 0 graduate and “Pe ripe aA m ol Wednesday al re sun eT — Rav Oehn L. ime, WANE sm) 4% = oan bd Strai “A 4 Eugen suppinger (;r ee eee hramet! nday

membe > ¢ heon at were. Ed Mik N¢ 4 Mrs. F ntertai rs oO! Co Miss R ck will ard Maher} Mrs. Mildred “ St. her s7 COL are if ers Mr . Signal ter- ial: win rank ned her evening at her Fourteenth street: MTiss M ar- Op- uth Elizabeth Small, Walla: t be hostess ie P i alo clock Miss ] +7 aia nl ‘ ‘ Sp 1] Lilie nser, 7 7." Jalie = of NO } 4 ¢ > A Lal }urs- ch- ’ , sf Le RR NN ERR Allan R | Marsh, Mrs. Murray Watkins, 'by Alvis and Mrs. 'kurrus. iing | Miss afternoon. hei and 1 Mrs. Morton Ben-/| th McCurdy, Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Mrs. Mrs. Scott Kir- Andrew W. Eugene Menges, ‘ham, Mrs. Kenne Watkins, Perce M. Ciement, School will hold | pariv on the next Thursday | The Jefferson its annual garden lawn of the schoo! Triple to Cuba Decorat Members of the are enjoying a trip this weekK-end and over day. Mr. and Mrs. Brighton place have ? ns spen t in Fred W. Kraft of returned from several wee Florida. The Schubert C€C breakfast will be the St. C annual lub of Thursday at try Club, Mra. RR. Fourtes ate an attrac lair Coun- of North hostess at luncheon and party Wrehnasdas afternoon. Her guests were Mrs. David 8B. Miller, Mrs. Lemon street Was fine to 8 yards; to sell; yard at. Full 36-inch pure white quality Pajama Checks: remnant lengths 2000 yards 10c c Nuc ENTS Bargain Basem 1000 Yards Table Damask Only because of slight irregularities in the w regular 55c highly mercerized Table Damask for such white bleached—beautiful allover patterns ........--- 15c Pajama Checks 81x90 Bed Sheets size, deep hem, made with center seams —good quality and pure ite; ~~ shin cates: C Full size white; Each at. A. Rh. Patterson, Mrs. Harold Pat- terson, Mrs. Ezra R. Hines, Mrs. Newton Whipple, Mrs. Robers P. Munger and Mrs. I. D. Marsh of | Belleville. Plastic Surgery Is the only quick and practical method of orrecting facia) de- fects. Wrinkles, bag- ey evelids, puffy eves, saggev cheeks, crows feet, turkey 32 neck can be easily val overcome An nose, low chin are also cor-’ rected, This is your opportunity to get eliable advice, Write Voiles; black, ite for booklet, Dr. Saun- orange ané red ders, 4225 Lindel) Bl., roneds with flock JEfferson 2563 for - sot egaas St. Louis, or phone appointment. jertful lot aresses, inches A plaids 36 - im h ent 7 coh a dots 25c New “ene _. - ugly colored che rounds thick lips, hol- and 5 stripe: cheeks or weak c patterns 39c Tissue 5 Gaghaan new Tissi i DOC 25¢ Flock Dot Voile 4 aa Cnecks Sé@€TVic sacs aw Valtda Crepe Broadcloth chas ings th: c derfu t of 36-inch white cotton Crepe Broadcloth; suitable for iress slips; full pieces; yard. 69c Quality, a Yard at A special purchase brings this won- as” ipes and G 32-inch in attractive hecks and panees; viceable quality a ams 25¢ F ae Percales Jom SETV 1 eable ic Gi np- Against the black of his your hand + CUalL, eave we able to offer this a low price. Pure, 19c Pillo Full 42x36-inch size; good quality, pure white and made with deep hem; slight irregulars; od ee eee full remnsiomts grade; idths; $1. 15 Oneida Sh T ter, Miss Catherine Frei, Miss Cath- LN n te ivs ior . rk, me csi a ee $°6 Richth Ave WY erine ‘‘ahill, Miss hat wher e the T for Pham ors ul Will n . : lin, Miss Kosemary) Kolo: Broderick. jis tau Iinesday afternoon with .; , graduating » jun | the § lai Fu ‘ rt, I55] Diack ana nors in both OUNt iD Socks; trous, eee eC uiabd : hostess F loorcovering yards gies org ? ~ Yaras Ali-woo! kind enterta) Vou. INC Y¢ rk. hleen several Miss ircinia |S. Buckner. For Sale hy Company, RR. Nugent Goodxn Company. Stix, W ol ff- Weeks o! marka Famous-Barr . Bre. Drs Baer & Fuller Company and Wilson Drug Stores. ; } John Margaret Woodlawn wil] Mueller,! June 20 for 1} raduation exer Wellesle Vv ollege, The lt Marvy the Hioward, Miss Rosemarv Miss Mildred Miss Miss Clara Belle Anna O'Neill, Miss F Powers, Miss Ann Ryan. Miss Zel- ena Ruilo, Miss Loretta Sugrue, Miss Virginia Sugrue ss Bernice Kay, he 7 Nel Miss Drapery Gauze 39c Quality roy Ps rances cises at daugiit qa nember of and has won high ho : her junior and Lonely Klizabeth Brod: for dancing Saturday ight graduate Mary [:alian Fr: rnal Hall, "6iin J ; ahh: a Vandeventer avenue 7 . ° ~iisSsS 17 mercerizeé seconcs ' ie ~ o Qi l Catia Material terns; sli Seconds of 19¢ te onds o! : ~- ‘ 7 ry pe a y marqui- 8 Tor curt Cc sette and voile i Grapes .« rem ant lengths Baxement.) CiaSs , co:ioreG Margaret Healy, and Mis senior years Sizes: ris kK. |? evi a | Seconds Louis } (Ba ESA d : (Barznin a Silk Dress Spring Coats rede Clearance Smartly Made Washable Sik Crepes and Prints in New Pastel Shades These Dresses are such extraor- dinary values that you will want several for your Summer wardrobe. Clever new one and two piece ef- fects. new necklines, pleating and tuckings. Dresses for every Sum- mer occasion. Newest shades. Women’s & Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 and 36 to 44 Largest Bargain Basement.) j . , , ‘ Viiipreaii. at the North YOUR RIVAL’S HAIR | There is hody dhs Observed ("orl Lenox S| Decoration will be At Liverview fance, trap and golf. COSTUME gay Club by a min shooting, sWimming mm evening ing 1 dance WAS. ZIVEN. ithe collere ‘were aries 1,018 Mahood, ob " v ornini on Color school. The } Te paratoi \ eour Miss Vi Sue Shi aca Last dinner Mr. and Mrs. Henry 14914 South Seventh boulevard served their golden wedding verSary Saturday, May 21. mass was celebrated at SS. and Paul’s Church after breakfast was served at the of Mr. and Mrs. Jung. A dinner, followed by a reception, evening. Vi and Mrs. Henry Hirsclht 0:96 Kingsbury boulevard, home to their frien: June ¥ from 3 if daught 7 and from § to 11 p. m. in hanee Henry Jt , ee 7 , ful f lust , ‘ » ‘ rt »* wn . - "atif .y ; ; - 7] . = A } ; e. ’ "on 2s A. j {} Ui , ins ey. of sag daughter, Miss Helen Flora — its eae er, “me aie sigs eed nth rox is low—onlv Hirschfeld, and her fiance, Sam RB. aes _— si ‘ oe oa : _ Mrs, Fred ‘ , a or . eeRS sl SKA. I ! »} } VV Mia he ' \lrs a lampoo.— Aci pect ,hose engagement was ? ae ATE ; vengpe ty: Pe : announced recently. Mr. Margulis Mr (,eorge: ae ee 3 i ce ae Delmore, . : . . ; . 4 Tie SHi' I Tt iTS is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles! Woodlawn, and his daug! MI a - ee ; F ‘i * ce : »i TS i fon Margulis Of 8090 Page boulevard. Virginia Robinsor hav hs BE 7 KKickham, ar Jame: . | S Pe occasion at these Mrs. Anita Hennessy an “SP es , Pa =" | three prices — a . ‘ ? a by rt era. | é ? oOr cenior clas of Loretta Aca- Ng seepage hate Stunning dress snappy its class dav ex- Mra. iN a t¢ ian Never | uditorium: of a Suminiit, M er ne Will lonwine ;: “ —T _ +3 1 : aa AG ' ; ve f _— fw ti : ; : i‘ ° ‘ eA c ares ; i? i * ; , - 4 ; ae oe | . ‘ »P) |) ea tie i " i > is 7 -r* . . \Fa? ay ‘A iQ i\ iif Peter Which water a home Meee one ox Ln Duabe tae ° ' ’ . ¥ si % . @ ‘ 4 i) é > ii { ‘ i) ? ’ i | >. ‘ = > 4ii ‘ i , ¥ , } * Wau ] n . S2 i r Tigi 7a iver ; . . i ‘ AS @Biven ~ ne "2%.5 -: er" lvlka: complete in the playground wor! Hienrv CC. Wall Miss Isabel, feeb Ri gP Be 8 ~— : pe ae ea Taki. ep acmmagueg ® ty Mteg § ie Rs Pte en eigen CMe, sei seomigp pee tae Pitas si ni SF sons it me “a \irs = be at day, rigs hee FL e- ? ; { leah, i} and Riik an) ca bundat a eCnPranece th; I ry The COST about 3 cents sement.,. - epee bec iagiaienlid’s ordeal expr y= SEE y : So) PRES ss EAT EAI Paap oS a Oot aa aae eae os — ~ Ja ‘és - ne aL. ap 00 oe p “a Sg ‘ A groups diate You will find Coats for every we. os oh “ “ 7 aR elit nen tl ‘ my sata cocnaantc te ne return hav. a »~ 3: meee ere er eereoecre ae eeedeatt Sones vee oooe> + **ee~ cesesysness. SIN RHEE Sot 332 ale Dy 3x6-Ft. a Every She 736 inches wide, 6 f teed rollers. These ¢ shown in white and low; taupe, green. tures, ready to hang. The demy ercises toda : ie academs Miss Miss Bernice will he irginia Marie Wooiff, saluta- Wolff. sa! models ness—many rimmed AAaALS Louse Ny Bernice Loiuse torian. Mrs, mer avenue. gai Miss eee et reeds (> [37 “eee - . bridg: eon Saturday, May 21, lrive, Aaughte: Dorothy, and Ing UALnNg clas Of the Sacred leart§ te , rson nd Miss College at Maryville, Mo., of which! Bunt she is a member. The annual parts Dramatic Club of Was versity was given Frid Galen > AWards made to 1) ‘etiring president. Waterous Vice-pres Virginia Officers cited ror thie ‘ > ie@ Sits Miss Hes Barba 1ery weeks m4. new CU RVED Safe raz , . « , (St. Louis’ Largest Barzcain Basement.) (St. Louis * ede - s33Spgsses eene ree £. aS o vee Sard . x w > + ty egret at ie eS BE ag EP. iain ("2 oe ed eee shin ne inated ea ie Pee i aie’ R “ate Coe ee trod sapien A sagt r . ; bok --e ee ~~ Hebi seer $2 bS32 rereeee poe. oS bbe eet Fos 6 $2500 C gbayie PRIZES @e Best Sto: Hd wre r ie on | “WHY 1! USE CURVFIT RAZOR.’ Ask your Dealer or us tor e “eh Max. de : : ie ae 5 "een © : Bie Pigit- > s N Lou Wie "3 Ri ATE. e 1 Selecta. Fee 7 pe Rasy cw, , “ ana Be ‘ K « r nsuing President, Melvin Magin: president, Carol Crowe; Harold Elbert; Lite McNeillis. ) “OE tery . - John - , lan, * 3 ‘ , tha = » AAD M NUrrus, Hosmer Hall Outdoor I Se noth MeCuray and wn Ee ee 7 . . se i u 5 bist ia t] avi I : ‘ ii ‘ urd’ ana Mirs Ps ree M. Fete Tomorrow Evening |° 145. Bodley avenue, ar nd-| Clement, a. “te Manatee hare cn , ’ is » eae. Ox j lands: ne Vel et Wiles ea ae eee ; "Se Lo KK Se (A, AS =e éie Gude: Waneaiale 54 i $ °7 Shoe - The smartest new Summer st in novelty straps, step- “ins, Tew © i e Shoes for every Summer 4Cé Choose from colored leathérs, white kids and canvas, tan: cali and patent leathers, as well as t tones and trimmed styles. ~ 2!., to 8 collectively. RAY secretal Te ye el erate eg coheed 86g OPE gyi OLA ; or. ae Mrs Nickel giistidgtie ss tm od $1.50 °—$3.50 Goid Plated Razor end Ff i? B Box in Satin ned 4 ag ee eee ee eee sf°: ee eee aSe@— 5. iades . * * ie > * ades Tast—— lie o ebead 20+ PRC eH eee © 832 (me > on ernoon A marvelous opportunity for wom- en to buy two and three pairs of high-grade Shoes for the usual price of one pair. These are factory re- jects from a well-known maker. The imperfections are so slight that they will not impair the wear. Oc- field of the » * " 5% . " rie rr’) A« et a a 4 : " | : ‘ . ere : sae «4 | *qyT r , ts > : f ; ; > ’ f ha } ’ : ° * tie it fr! Sed eee parts, one To AOE tb i PEE TE Oy a ed Over 50 Styles. Few of Each Kind. Sititth cColn} te te Le ‘and ’ ’ . La KOT s? “+ eer +e eho oor eee (Bargain be announced ta e saur

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a series of intensely planned sz’c events b=s ed on quality, value, volume and savings. ii re Every day something new for the great army of thrifty shoppers who concentrate tf all their buying at the store that concentrates on service and economy. i 19 Pillowcases | ok 200 000 Y; LRDS SUMMER SILKS . quality, pure white at made with — ‘ « slight irregulars; * . : $1.15 Oneida Sheets $7-98 $250 and $3.98 Q lities | —seconds of Utica —a — Si sian =Q3¢ u a 2 45c Turkish-Towels ou 44-ink Size, ble knit all ae, colored borders; Ww : seconds " eS ee ee eee ee $10 Mattresses | | $1.49 Pongee Silks i e , ts 32-inch import- Yard $2 50 Sh P d G is od comi-rough eer, rrinte eorgettes 1 Style A All the new flowered designs so desirable for Summer are offered in this fasci- : i cat helen and nating group—fashionable designs ina season when color is the — factor ie aed a aman —al] are 40 inches wide.. 5 ae Se | G white. r 3 manner of attrac- : . tive Summer $2 50 S f :. ] F] C Frocks. ; oit, Lovely Flat Crepes | In new light and dark Summer colors. Also pink and ivory. A sale that i nakes very inexpensive the most attractive of Summer Frocks—for every l ie daytime and evening occasion—go inches wide ........ , "- $2.98 Crepe de Chines | ¢1 98 Tub Silk Broadcloths | s4 inches wide—in Yard rod C O S .66 i new Summer seuidion Choice of ail the beautiful new light sports shades and ivory. Silks that are =é of pink, ivory, or- $ Q5 intended to be fashioned into charming sleeveless sports Frocks—into one ‘e chid, coral, greer, ° and two piece street Frocks—32 inches wide . : yellow. An exceed- Hy } ingly wide width that | ae ee 2.69 Silk Crepe de Chine $4 .66 i 7 o Stripe washable Crepe de Chine in the most wanted colors and com- ie binations—in sports and street Frocks that must be dependable and serv- ie — | — , it is essential that Sued be fashioned of this heavy veaundilies if Se a so 55. be Gry Nea os Ss bk oS i ws Seas | es gs 9x 12-ft Roy i $1.98 Polka Dot Georgettes | Ee Wiito Rugs—stligin ma = — ee sia \ go-inch new Polka Yard $2. 08 ceil a $ 66 if — oh \ Dot Silk Georgette— . 29 4 : . : ; site In 2 varied selection of beautiful Summer shades or ivory. In Dresses i : rest de- | ~— , y . 7: . $5 Linoleum Rugs Se tee consen s hom a that call for two fabrics, this is a delightful weave to combine with an- if 4.6x9-ft. 51 genuine Q\ sign. Very cool looking other silk—32 and 40 inches wide.. etistinwdhen cams aoa it rs a “gt $1. QQ bs ie firm. sheer weave. : s: / ; Oonds ....«cscteee $ Se : : 3 Flat Crepes ‘ : inane | “11 40-inc e¢x- Bt inge 10 i Pongee Silks White Silks vine fn, Yard if va : | repe ‘e : $250 Value | Shee oO 95 $4.50 Flat Cre | Malas st 3 Cc : inch heavy, rough Pongee In the Big June Sale pastel shades of os i t will blend — | Silke in all the — a $149 White Honan Pongee, 32 in. Yd... 98e edged gps if Yard shades and white. $1.98 White Rayon Glow, 38 in. Yd. ....$1.29 eet Ss 54 Inches bY sports and street frocks. ivory. . | 36-In D D 7 a $1.98 White Rough Pongee, 32 in. Yd. ...$1.66 Wide it -In Drapery Damas ar $1.98 White Crepe de Chines, 40 in. Ya, $1.38 || $4 Flat Crepes Yu. = beautiful range of pat- $2.25 White Silk Broadcloth, 32 in. Yd. $1.66 prance oe 4 % : 54-1n. width, Yard : ae eee $2.69 White Flat Crepe, 40 in. Yd...... ..$1.95 navy blue or i $2.98 White Crepe de Chines, 54in. Yd...$1.95 black — suit- $ 54 inches wide (note q at Shades : oe ) Holland “I $4.69 White Suede Crepe, 40 in. Yd..-..$2.69 able for love- .98 i ~ Fa ie 4 h A extra - =~ | = land Shades mowme- $4.95 White Flat Crepe, 54in. Yd....... $2.95 ly practical git - = Th Pier Su ee . ) ed on a $4 50 Whit C t C 40 . Vd 2 95 Summer dresses e i eal um e a roliers: ecru ; e Canton Crepe, in. — | —rich, firm, fine fabric for Dress- | : eee Rarer Thane memi.? weave. es. A very rich a fabric. iy $4.69 Suede Crepes | 40 - inch soft beautiful $ Suede Crepe in new Sum- . mer shades. Pink and ivory— i for Summeryv Frocks or the a bride’s fine lingerie—very soft v/ 3 and supple. : “4 fi a 2 (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) pty | . Washable | s& Prints Shades uch extraor- u will want er wardrobe. wo piece ei- pieating and - r every Sum- shades. s Sizes to 44 nm Hasement.: ard es ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe +. ___SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997__ a dS. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 7 In neat designs and in all the new Summer colors. Silks for pretty street Frocks —for afternoon Frocks—for travel—for sports wear. Innumerable color combi- $2.98 Printed Crepe de Chines aft Underselling June Events Tuesday, Event No.1. PHENOMENAL SALE SILKS. Main Floor. Another mer- chandising triumph that demonstrates the value-giving power of the “Big 26.” A SHADES AWNINGS | t Special Prices SSERSSESEES ESPSSIERTEISSE LES LESSEE Sages age area eae see ese Petes ges Marvelous seamed and stamless mu ies. Some are periect, some imperfect and some RN are drop patterns, but every one of a wonderiul wearing quality. At a glance you i}. “oa will know these Rugs are worth a lot more than they are ofiered. Regular $33.95 to $47.50 ROOM-SIZE RUGS | ppAr ERY SPECI For Tuesday Only 2500 Yds. Drapery > ** “re ove ee ~ 2 * ee . Se rr Teabs see oneee see > ee a *senes speszskessszessts: ss Hy eee + h Oe FOR y ee eee ae > keene eee at} 4. EERE ~~ « r* a — tee asaeeene * Hm: * a 5 v SB ARRIBA SA AOL EAL I ALON ONE ACL eS pt ‘oe ‘ H ae : pS ee ; ae einmaeiliatcsinabane adiaieons sie wee ;)) W w Shades } | | 3 6-F indo S J ’elvet nd Axminster Qualities. an Migoes | x * Wilton Velvets, Velvets and Ax | e Regular $1.65 to $2.49 i Bige~= —: Every Shade Perfect. 3—9x12 Wilton Velvets. ¢47 mn 45 and 50 inch Drapery Damasks. fi 1 a ip Ns _ a EPO OOP ECCT Coe dF7 OU Shown in a most unusual range of the it 3 Eke I) ’ 36 inch ride, 6 feet long, on guaran- Y eo es : , ‘ 4 af : Pm = FP aa teed a laa dt iain” Shades are 46—9x12 Seamle SS V elvets. Ae &: ropratagneadingeay aten a the — i show hi d wanted shades of yel- Imperfects, Regular — .507 ol) Gtapery colors. Demaens ate very “ie yard i . nin white and w trous and a wonderful value at this : artest new Summer styles low; taupe, green. Complete with fix- _—— tures, ready to hang. ac Special Window Awnings Give the Home the Comfort of These At- sere ht eee r Per eee +44 24 Srserserese eT See TS eee ee Te eee Stes Sits ts y yy 17—9x12 Axminster Rugs. 97—9x12 Axminster Rugs. Perfects, Regular ...... $36.50 / Imperfects, Regular . . . .$36.95 \ 10—8.3x10.6 Axminster price. Velour Valancing to Match, $1 Yard i Rayon Panel Curtains * Ps y mel Fy th a be . a Me, te lise 5 ee eet Gs a be! +e: ~~ + See tractive Awnings. Here Are Big Savings. Splendidly made of heavy quality $4 19 fee y straps, step-ins, new ties— r every Summer 4occasion. rom colored leathérs, satins, ds and canvas, tan‘calf, ki nt leathers, as wel}-as tw0 | ~, LS Rugs. Perfects, Reg. $33.99 | | al Sale Nugents, Third , : =x Floor, Tuesday Buy on the Morris or Club Plan seseerecse eet reere -eer os shadow net effects. 45 in. wide. scalloped bottom and trimmed with deep bullion fringe, shown in the wanted ecru and gold tints $5.00 oor $5.50 Values 85 Lustrous rayon panel Curtains, shown in neat é awning duck, and in ge of — green and tan. Also in the wante brown in sizes 2-ft. 6-in., 3-ft. 3-in.. and 4-ft. Compiete. | (Tsird Fieer.) d tri | styles. “All sizes lectivel 3 Na : sorts bt i “IRSA EOE s3izstect MSTTeitistites :cFearTastiasessseseanees ietsastseiss sist ess sees tectat beast etes tied abe siseeie ete . ’ ; arresteeten : eee eeeeeereseeerrerr seers reeererereseres Tees Ss etteteetetite st tttths eesti ts a+eee prpeestes es: sosesicistesssars sree peneee es ys oliectivel) * <(Hargain Basement) ASHE iisttemtrcgesersecscaseceneeecsecssgezsteaataaseeaetetes a eaeatataa aaa eet ages aee ee rteceatesssaessae cee SSsgiideiicss Spats St fi SSSIESESES SIEM Sess eseaoas skess: 7 we | Tiere C Closed rT i a “Hicaurial ay | APA | oe

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SONRAOOINS QA AAAANe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Ss “ys y sang “The Cross,” oy} 7 %. , 37 i bv Russe! - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 aererer ’ BEN ee : gaapcth eetin he’ ing Piano, ! persed Adams and)! president, Mrs. Nellie Burger of} its regular monthly meeting in the ing no gg atl Bergfeid : ; ~ M > | Wear a Vak were Ww ie third vice-president, church parior on Monday, May - et 4J34Ai4 -~ : Ks - — e 2 . ty Wo om - Sa +4 Yr "org Tri- ss # heir future activi } Can sociation o: Unive! — : - ‘ ee ane - ee za ’ hr 25 iy cag sadness a. oa oe ° cals ae 2 + - ‘ . oe mat a ' , 4 7 Fa wh aol i | b, en. Misso uiri Div 18i0n . Bind ry . 7 . E % ’ ' sara ard of Religious |} OTne > WJcd Us i . 4 eee y “roamryc 7 - + el om ; i it eS he All of Them Follow Stand ized Form Patterned Great Britain’s Fz “Dora” (Defense of Realm Act) and the lav... Associations Ae «41D APTO SAOES . Australia. © s tor STOUT WOMEN 2¢¢ MISSES | By CHARLES G. ROSS, : B = chief Washington Correspondent) of | h Do come in and see the cleverly modish models of : Dispatch. | ADAPTO Shoes for Spring! Clever; because you | 5 ‘ould never s that sh frivol d HE Californie would never suspect that shoes so frivolous and so- | : ne validity of which sana smart looking could be so comfortable! But a single : week by the United States Su trial will convince you. For ADAPTOS, for all their @ in the celebrated case of Miss Ct . “hitney has i ‘a t i 18 - stylish appearance, are made over the famous “come ee ¥ ae . earetae . a 9 - 2 e of t ne nion a rne - bination last”? which provides high-arch support and snd Hawaii. All the laws of alin snug, narrow-heel fitting. You’ll be surprised; and ‘4B were floated om the wave of hysts delighted, to see how these two features combine to ~~ | accompanied and immediately folie It is significant that no state | Richard iczina!l action on the subject AS on og ce ae ate § Was cevoled James produce honest foot comfort, without the sacrifice of ° © *. . © Uf! a single iota of desirable appearance. . .. And if snd“that prosecutions sania ordinary shoes have actually mistreated your feet, ave virtually ceased. In view Of first visit our *Foot Service Department for profes- that passage of the syndicalism Stam ° . ° . . . : strictly a war-time development, one: sionai examination and advice. Perhaps a few simple, cstricaity {im sndenstaeiaa but scientific treatments will so restore the normal ® ance with which the two liberalay: condition of your feet as to add even more to your | ‘randeis and Holmes, concurred ja foot comfort and freedom! the Whitney case. he svndicalism laws of the Stored i e5s S e a it owiy clected presiaent, Mem FOR PERFECT PERMANENT WAVING © *Under direction of Byron Schindler, Podiatrist. early all of whieh follow a stain FUR COATS ngs ér : 1 . C. Fr: s 2 f wp "man | : 3 . ' chine | fie pes orm, are patterned to some extent Repaired, Remodeled and Irs. E. R. Brown. viee-chairmas Mitete. © oe P hee te ; tain provisions of the war-time Defe Cleaned by Expert Furriers ana Mrs. Champ. A. Simons, sec-| peguiar meeting Tuesday, May 24 ea : , es : B® Realm Act of Great Britain (tha) at = “ ee A gees xa ot at the Glenn IE 0 ‘ountry A a ia : | | ane an ‘Dora’ in British slang) and to@ r on os a — : | 7 ies > a . 3 mnt ™ | A er - bb. ~~ . . A , | en ~ ent o the nnlawful associations | : Low Summer Rates Mail Grders Given Prompt Attention | Fietche: ecreta! Musi Mrs. | . winess meeting was held. Mr: | ; # 0 toe e ~ alia. " Ww. S. Campbell, chairma en? Gee Muorkies ttiad Tan aan | | | Js | ee SS ae ae E g | Greemfield’s — 12" Mason. vice-chair: YO0 Mies Milter of 8 Pe Wil// ASN | 2a += SIXTH and LOCUST Streets = -] Ideho First American MFG. FURRIERS re ee fo eepter DP. P. EO. and | tt | : ? 7. State to Adopt the Law. 2 Doors East of Loew's S! rin ay et ie ; ee — * cing : on eins rey ji ff es | AY x0 — ' x afaii the I. W. W.. and similar & | shane . pero: | | | i : azitators, the Australian law Waal urchases Will Abpbear on July Statememten | in three months by an Idaho sta : {ining criminal syndicalism and advocacy thereof.” This was of the kind in the United & Australian prototype, it was acainst the L. W. W. nnesota enacted a similar law (April, 1917). As the fear of t their bombastic preach industrial revolution, ime ASO SIM MD AMG Cold Fur Storage 7 Call C£ntral 4904 and our bonded messenger will E. Irwin preside | a ‘ . ‘ ’ ‘ ’ . @ :. call for your furs. Fur coats repaired and remod-_ ; | hie SSAC TR AATAR cled at low Summer rates now ai a se . = ai Fe, ) We os j ) ‘ / ’ | LANDERS-PEARLMAN FUR €O. Be resioch. ba: esis War > Nature's io : tan, Der oer, oh cree ee ee QVE URE LT ature’ nv WHERE OLIVE CROSSE - CY - ss tal Td v4 ASB al a \ ( litre y : ' —_ and e ual Sate! : a laws ClO Ty reese mbling those of I ee Mienece Chanter Mastin % . if Minnesota. Five states—North am West. other States fell im . " are er cael a, | | & i Montan: izona and gp eli sont home of Mrs. , a wave as tight or as loose as you yourself : a a : . Thé war came to an end, But tie EE as etee ar tus ee prefer; and absolute freedom from chemicals such 4 , ) ae 6O°.:« Sing to put dows Sapaaaae Council held in Washington, D.C. _as lye, ammonia ot potash, injurious to the hair. | . , ae Oressive meeeuses Se goa mes ese With Circuline your hair is as beautiful, as natur- : 2 | ie , James R. Kendrick Ce., Inc., Philadetphia—New York eo 4 — ieeeazscd mea a gett, ot . rat ; ‘ . ‘ Si t, st. MT me ‘ p> ine AP “ % / , s ‘ion of the war. He was coz An event of Outstanding Savings on i | | is p to jail. Holding that the orda c Women’s and Misses’ Dresses oe Coats | “onstitutional, he sued out 8 writ” - | ©orpus in the State Supreme Court, Millinery ‘e- Hosiery & Lingerie ra ete. ee) =«C“*ed = bim discharged. The | ows, treasurer. Mre. } Teste. | 4 7 i @=CTS' «rember, 1920) that the part : - ei . nye : ; nhanee ; - eo tc.. e ee Cb ee, ee : All Departments are participating in UE torn op Pann a ee RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN come pc wis ess «| PNestle’s Text-O-Meter Sk ety entinnnee a for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD wr Mir he A. Harriso: “hauce A srientifie machine for testing your hair for cireniine waring ts now ' this End -ef-the-Month Clearance Sale. - 4 ‘O22 the display of the flaas of ve avenues. t your service at ; ; *vVOcating theories antagonistic @ wcy McBride. Mise Marviee Call MAin 8742 | a | “r “ , Miss Maryle MAin 8742 for Information : - F 4nd comprehensive as to render @ Raat eta bts aaah iid ; t ; - - : to the POST-DISPATCH. no ‘dae Mrs. H The JEANS-WILLIAMS SUPPLY CO. | 3 F “Utution was declared void (Ma “irs. 5 Hairéreseers Can Take Instruction on the Text-O-Meter “splay or possession of « fag on iairman and wil! i . | e~ T " % : sie : 4 ; a M ‘ a 7 ; ‘ airs. D. H. Thomas, Mrs. a at the Abore Address. : ‘ 4 : : RRR Cerne NE ne Mrs. T. D. Drury, } 607-8-8 HOLLAND BLDG... &¢. Louts, Mo. 7 3 [sea Comprehensive as | : Mulligan. Mise Rio

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Guu ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “jaimas ; p % x De ps . . | . lose. The social hou = N ANS Se SAWS, \\\ SO : r fo se Rass SLOY We RS SEAS KV WY OO ~~ ~ ISS RMON SS Ss SS he meeting, when memb — : “ SSS SSS MAQqQq MQ XQ WHA AAA A SEQ QQ PQPgPF} HHS AAG. _SAAAAAG-G-G AGP DH SY crs ot \ SATs QQQQQMQ I AA S SY SS A SN ‘ SAAAAS ~— ‘ ‘\ ‘ ~%* . \ ‘ ; Ve a SN SV WO SV SS SN SS Qs ; IG NS ’ \ Ww . . SN AS SN MMO RS aw . \\\ \ \ OY Ra i Re Ee ie. aie Te a ~ ~ ie Paar, unique in that it covered only the period of " ; oe ; .. AS long as the Russians were here, there was ) (Russia. That carries with it obvious dangers. more to your Brandeis and Holmes, concurred in the result} ale . overt .acts which they specify are mainly if | ; | —e«-, | ‘ tu P the war. The Minnesota statute of -1917 is \ Does it carry with it any obvious advantages? of the Whitney case. eee : ee i not wholly covered by the common law and. }If it does, I fail ‘to see them There- eas ee eee (typical of the great majority of the syndical-, oie Nee , 1-3 PENG. ee ee : The syndicalism laws of the various states, \. ; pre-existent statutes, and that in making a (fore, until it can be shown that so c) ee it? i Mee 5 pnmdanaions ,ism acts. Criminal syndicalism is defined as! person responsible for the acts or words of pete Mlmapagreeyplibeerin sn icc 8 i? V . ‘f { . * ~ a rT ] ; - as S | I A ‘ - : , " ’ = . és ’“the doctrine which advocates crime, sabotage } ,.. aS Se ' oe +} | { Sdvantage 1s -ODtaineg. BF She Riaraten Se aut . 1s associates 1n an Organization they carry ( formal relations with Russia, I am in favor form, are patterned to some extent on cer- ‘thi , : lici F ‘ i | ( (this word meaning malicious damage or in-‘{ ns o tnt es | +03 EHC . ho wart > = e t ne r oO 7 ‘PED siti] y 2 ~ , , . , } — : se tain provisions of the war-time Defense of the, ithe theory of joint responsibility to an -un ‘that they will renew, with increased fierce- | of leaving things as they are. i )}jury to the property of an employer by an), ..4). ie , % Realm Act of Great Britain (the famous} j tenable extreme. nee the} ackr | ‘itis ire | ape a ( ' aie , . : ah : f ogi a ness, their attacks upon the British Empire ie ee employe), violence or other unlawful meih-: p ee ae )} Expects Germany and U. S. “Dora” in British slang) and to a greater ex-) ° ‘erv quarter r] ) ke ; ‘ “" | ods of terrorism as a means of accomplish- Interpretation Commonly in every quarter of the globe. . oe il | a: ae , to Profit b the B h tent on the unlawful associations act of Au- ing iridustrial or political ends.” Any pet = Pwned by the C ' The widely extended empire of Britain is( es ° Wg phase y rene strial o itical ends. y perso ollow e Courts. aes en ae. mS *} _— lig y very vulnerable to attack of this kind. It The French pt 9s is, of course, delighted }by the turn things have taken here. The ‘ stralia. S | who advocates the theories of criminal syn- | rT] aie id Prect aga , eI Pa . ) Stnats - © allacK HaS Had HO appreciable eflect hag dependencies and possessions and conces- Z x , 5, Ml rece Ss : : ‘(dicalism, or who prints or knowingly circu-, — ; —— wee . we ° \ 2 Idaho First American : Lg ae French nation has pever forgiven the treaty Sta lates any matter exposing these theories, or ee ee ee a ae ee ; os! eee = | of rental tiene te to Adopt the Law. Ce na : laws. The precedents established by th@ | wish to give trouble to Britain have farflune Bees eS tees Sma. ie 0 rest-Litovsk, which left the allies so bad- who justifies the commission of any of the)” ~ | WisR tO Eive Trouole tO BIUAin AaVS JarsiUnsE | | ‘ly in the lurch and they’ are alee ¢ not Passed in Decem be - 1916, RS a Weapon, acts prohibited by the state or who Minnesota case of State Vs. Moilen. decided in opportunities of doing co. The creation of é 4 : : ¥Y are aiso ore apou oe : - ig tne “ee - % . ‘eee . hes re a . diated bee ee “ y ~ ah ’ i } ) n oe % Be aw pA, etl apt ; oh a ; Anis a, ati om Pili a Nae iF pe gas de, ihe > ~ - ~ % ms —Newet, h Mlr le at Aeon t car epetelsaagy ee Tas in ey ee Set Em Malye Pa oer Seine Sg ary es eS > Rat aly SRM 2 eae he, ae eS = 7 ¥ rT ryreret ~ ma eee - ™ Pb 1s lege: ter > By. t 4 ee ee ee 1 AND Lana Weeds Rieger: ca Berge eh a ut 38 } ~ hl P tee SM ay EIT, ; Bd a a TIME a Re Haine a Nee - reasonable pretext for their action. Never-‘ theless, there is an undercurrent of anxiety,' ~ * io ap Rt May: Micetinne aie » 4 a “ a « ? ¥ oy) oot ee re * i. ae Ney ns ~~ pr Sane Dh ie AP on . : « a certain measure of contro] over their sinis-? ter activities. Their subversive intrigues were | r-stricted and hampered by diplomatic exigen- ? cies. Now they are completely liberated from any obligations of that kind, there is no doubt) “us eee » oe n - ~~ : April, 1918, have been generally followed. On | trouble of that kind is one of the most habit- | ) (over the prewar loans to Russia and the prac- avitators. the ee — red ) ; ee .the question of the constitutionality of the py», ,ethods ; 5 r Europe ip ACY ) agitators, the Australian law was followed; »emper or voluntarily assembles with any/‘2© Gues! ogni | ual methods adopted by European diplomac; teal repudiation: tet the tholemeetht: saaieunane Within three months bv an Idaho statute ‘‘de- le - ee Pie hie ¢ et eee the State supreme Court Said: It to bring pressure to bear upon countries that: } ° ? , rae ’ society, group or assembiage of persons | \of their advances Whether the French will ; ; : " ~ 5 ‘ , fp t~ } " + ; cy . . “ . ( - we lining criminal syndicalism and prohibiting ) ¢,-meq to teach or advocate the docirine of , WE tip | i ; (go to the extent of themselves breaking off subject matter of this statute was and IS tent. Ces OS Se ee ee Es FF )= hi ene Boe ig gine oe ‘ ae i si ) relations is another matter. They will eer- the advocacy thereof.” This was the first ( opjiminal syndicalism” is declared to be guilty } law of the kind in the United States. Like ‘of a felony. rithin legislative cognizance, vesting in that Prosperity Keeps Coins 5, ae ee . ) POPE if th aarp ‘its Australian prototype, it was directed pri- Miss Whitney, who assisted-in organizing body the clear right to prohibit the advocacy Id et ot hi - ie i | é g 4 4 , parse: He ; ie Bhs 8 so economic marily against the I. W. W. the California branch of the communist labor) °* teaching of the iniquitous and aan wise | Th a a ha ese a j ar ery for- | ee ee | relations, oe : a Minnesota enacted a similar law a month party, was caught in the wide net spread by maeacetity eo condemns.” Reptying to aanuea gone ca in ep atle ae | dea heii ress is doubtful of the be later (April, 1917). As the fear of the “wob- the last clause, and, unless the Governor in- the ciase-legmiation argument the court ingen are aa AO LT gore ind pea - : | oP sae | fits a cei | radars gor re blies,” with their bombastic preachments of tervenes, must go to the State penitentiary that “while the practice of sabotage applies 1 waa anya SS aia se =i me ey ; ee : sles wre that | ae akes t] 1 avery unpropitious territory fo! ) 00 Ccieariy that it means the putting back er methods of terrorism referred to in the COMmunist propaganda. Communism only \\ (of the clock as regards stabilization of eco- nomic conditions In Europe. But-from the Out the West, other States fell into line with 6 hat she herself » icin ee ae AX : Sil, ; Ne ht . ; ; ‘ ~ orf nat ne €- Sé€1i Wat opposed to yl1lo- > } ‘TOC (2 ‘ . ’ oy re ia ‘ rTy ‘ The fact t Po mere a ctatute are not so limited. and the statute in thrives in lands where there is much poverty, 1@.\e0) trading point of view, Germany undoubtedly stands to gain much by a rupture between laws closely resemblin aho 3 : ~ s sely resembling those of Idaho and) yenee save her + was enough for rs ie : ; mbdiing lence did not saVe her. It was enough for ; distress, unemployment and privation. Rus- EBs! , Great Britain and Russia. > n July Statements : ~% ’ ~ - oe ‘ oe ae aol ~* “ * . ee ies A iad eS Oe requires no argument LO demonstrate that the | are regarded with hostile or semihostile in- a A nc ely “a ae eaten See eed a i ee i 8 * ~~ 4 «+ 7 * tee "swe « ee Ee mm D BeBe Pere, ., (ne Industrial revolution, increased through- for not less than one nor more than 14 vears. only between employer and employe, the oth- A A A A eR NR - ee e nge ee whore 7 *- a Minnesota Fiv ‘tates “orth : S | -, that respect has general application.’ ‘ LeSOLa. ive states—North and South he purposes of the law that the group o € : , . : Ses Je gig — ere ee ite my ; ; ae s1é as the ei ‘Ountry for ¢ 0 nis \ Dakota, Montana, Arizona and WNebraska—) which she was a member. after rejecting ; The indictment in the Moilen case involved **4 Bas st ae ideal — for a c mmuni t sIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN (Above). 4 —? = op Eilean poet To . . | On the Uprising. Central Europe, for a long time, JOHN ROBERT CLYNES afforded great possibilities. Germany, in the Although the British Premier stated eate- asse r ipalic ° , } j . ons ‘ } p 7 ry} a1} Cé te il posters. passed syndicalism statutes in 1918. highly pacific platform proposed the circulation of rtain po S years which immediately followed the war, Was) ernment, the mischief-makers will sinrply be) gorically that the breach would not make ‘22 teat. Feo be a, Sete p may © , } ie | rh f 1 ' fan « ,? 12 > y The war came to an end, but the business adopted the program of the national com-{ @uestion waetner the Refendant had a | of trying to put down unpopular opinions by / ag eerreseeneerea eve . en, ) Violated the statute, the court held: “The | : = nist Jabor party—-—a program held by the ee seen ‘ , ia rie ea | ; iggy moe , ene oe pg ? ‘whole atmosphere given out by the posters|Very favorable ground and, as a result, the) driven further afield but will be no less dan-(any difference in the facilities which would communists of Germany today can command) peroys. be given for the continuation of commerce repressive measures went merrily on in 1919. courts 10 he an incitement TO acis of vVio- ' 4,000,000 votes at an election. France is not; ajtnouch the Government will be supported’ between the two countries, there is no doubt -_ 2 y te Nake, oe - * a z > Rete eettinee ee « & - ‘js one of intimidation, indicative of a purpose | ute books af Nevad: cities Mache “a , to incite fear in the employers of labor and . ana. gem anlar vk sores pelea Penalties Severe in | }to compel submission to labor demands. If omens pe gpm gna ae ee as a whole in the ritish House of Commons, wey. Leebaraee wilt be very injurious to An- ma, Hawaii, Utah, Michigan, Ohio and Ore-' Many of the States. ) the gefencant intended come innocent anise, PA it ie be + naanaaelietie = field Reari - sind isin fee: a ee *g ba ea : SS : FBO oe 3 9 nth reget. son. The last State to pass original legisla-~) qyp¢ seasttiee under the criminal syndical-' a eines be sheae sonia PP aude eamasiied ee suteihe upem-/ a nie re : se ee pe eon ee : os - — oS ee “on in this class was Kansas in 1920, “ etsy a : lites Miss ey bseniny een con-t made it appear upon the face of the posters, oe + 8 a ae a hed aaah ee — topnsl wehbe ee ee ee in ——— and inasmuch though new or supplementary laws were en-) aa a i South Dakota ‘lea would have been | and, not having done so, the jury were justi- | 0° ™ st Ager coe va Great Britain eee coaiies Begs sb pe wIe > at | se on — “8 a ony oa acted in 1921 by Hawaii and Oregon. j A r sc Agnerseean es “ia ga ae fied in finding that he was advocating sabo- ecg who were ou - ai _§ With Russia. 60 hink it would have been — — bes ae the government In Russia : re seen, FOr BOS fess teen tage in this offensive form.” jhave rendered communist appeals in this\ sufficient to throw out the recalcitrant mem-(the largest purchaser, Britain will undoubted- Movement Confined Almost ewe _ = than 26 ats or to “es fine a ( : island completely Se and the — bers of Arcos, or to have withdrawn the spe-/ly suffer by the official withdrawal of soviet Entirely a ¥1000 to $10,000 or to both such fine an Applying Statute to | ist party here hardly numbers a quarter of @\ cial privileges which have been afforded that ( Russia from her markets. This must neces- : ( imprisonment. ; ’ Corporations as Well as Men. million. But the high wages of America are institution, up to now, under the trade agree-)sarily inure to the advantage of her trade In 10 other jurisdictions she would have | ithe surest bulwark against these attacks ON (ment. There is misgiving and some conster-(rivals. Germany, as the most formidable of Another notable case under the Minnesota! the existing order of soqety. America has‘ nation amongst many of the more sane-mind-)these competitors in Europe, will secure the act was that of the State against the Work- 21.9 g supreme advantage from this point of/eq of the Conservatives at the econsequences/largest share of the trade which otherwise ers’ Socialist Publishing Co. et al, decided In \iew of having no foreign communities under! of the Government's action. would have gone to England. America qwill 1921. The-corporation, itS Man- pe, sway. The Philippines are hardly an ex-, also certainly gain. Balfour States the Case ' It is too early yet to say what will be the Syndicalism laws were written on the stat-> lence. w s t4 ‘ ta r ARENT ny me CoN eR. RAR er ea aherenm ye pag yer me oo talents ey * tone . " Pine Ee mes 7 : P PRE: sy tet i SE at OP ee pees a a From the list of states which have acted, | itis seen that the movement is almost wholly) faced a maximum penalty of 10 years’ im-| Western. Only three of the states in the list‘ prisonment or a $5000 fine or both. Under —Indiana, Michigan and Ohio—are east of) the North Dakota law, which divides the of-\ the Mississippi River. fense of sabotage into two degrees, her pun-) Decempver, A number of cities invaded the same field, ishment for the first degree would have been ( aging editor and its business manager ange ception which would tempt soviet intervention but in some cases. at least, the ordinances’ imprisonment possibly for life, and for the) convicted for publishing an article saying that/2nq enterprise. ' Against Breaking Relations ) ultimate view taken by British publie opinion, | g 20 years.) capital would never submit without the But Britain has vast dominions populated | Lord Balfour gave expression to his opinion; but I shall be surprised if, in the end, there failed to stand the test of appeal to the courts.) second degree a term not exceeding | > oO . lan ~~ j att ry g re ‘ i eee , . = . . { ; ; Kansas City, Mo., for example, passed an} How many cases have been settled under) bloodiest battle history has ever known wet an infinite variety of races, colors and;on this subject only a few months ago when) will not be a deép conviction that the action dinance which declared to be a vagrant\the criminal syndicalism laws without appeal{that the workers must learn to fight until | ceeds in every quarter of the globe and these(the question of bolshevik money having been (of the British Government has been hasty and “aay person who aids or abets any person in) from the trial courts, it is impossible to esti-) the capitalist class “rests bloodstained at the | porm a happy hunting ground for those whose | supplied to assist the coal strike was raised | ill-considered and that the interests of the The chief use of the laws in the West(feet -f the labor giant.” |business and desire it is to breed trouble. By(in the House of Lords, Dismissal of the/ British Empire are likely to suffer in conse- Anta recent Ari line Se Ay + in a nance relaiing to sedition, etc., covered “mat-{ would stop advocating the “general strike and) where the offense was assembling with and genes ile “ a ‘ ; q ~ . y ‘ . . ** , ; . P s > ; { ' . “ i i 4 ut S aly} ti a i fe ev + ¢ "7 B mm ‘ts of Federal rather t State cognizance.” | one big union” if sentence were suspended.| aiding an organization of the L. W. W.., the | son pleaded that the offense with which he) the State preme Court on the application formation be quashed. His motion was grapt- & “tt ederal rather than § ,. ee : ~ } , : : f Pilliz Z rit beas yr , . ; ** | | ‘ity i id.) Fach replie st _he would not. The prison-’ Supreme Court of Washington decided in) was charged must be shown to have been;of William Danton for a t of habeas c« ed. the Court holding that “the mere comin | A city ordi: of Los Angeles forbid-; Each replied that P E « ' ; - @ : at rcainance ) I8 £ 4-45 - . ‘ sy ; . ; ce ter * ; ett _ ‘here so tri ‘ge nue r) ’ 2 he oa "ebr y 921 bf eretof 1ce Sale 7 “ MT Ging «1 Kt ngeie : : ere given indeterminate sen-' January, 1921, that the sabotage and syndi- {committed in the country where the trial was | pus. In denying the writ (February, 1921) jn:9 thig State of one who had th ore ° | ding the dis he fl f organizations | ers thereupon W é E 7 : i ees i} pid) Oo! Te 2s i) 4 i ~~ F ° ha * ( 9 ‘| o 4 eS : " ‘ he ™ | Vy hie ; mr 4 : 4 aif ti} ‘ary j ‘dvocating t} i | isti te the Con-)tences of from one to 14 years. ) calism laws of that State were not class legis- )held. The Court rejected the plea. (the Court held that Danton at his preliminary; > ..ome a member of such an organization as . “DE theories antalconisuc a ' : Nutiou was deciared void (March, 1920) on) Chester 7 ; held the conviction of Joe\the Il. W. W., that he had distributed their ‘ the ground that the languaze was “so broad) known Progressive Republican, explained to) guaranteed by the Constitution, and were not )preme Court uphe co : : pad ass : “(subject to prosecution bere. This finding hat the language ( : Hembalter and others because of their mem-( literature and that this evidence was suffl-( } Z i i ’ rt and comprehensive as ender criminal the{the writer at the time, that the law was be-( void by reason of indefiniteness. The Cou display cali tate bsg ze or emblem of jing used in California as a sort of elud over) beld that under the laws im question intent bership in the 1. W. W. A similar result)cient to warrant his trial. Continued on Page 3B. “~e Membership in an organization oppose - “~*

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ST. LOTIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927. PAGE 2B ss HARD-HEARTED, PROVINCIAL MENCKEN. ey PRESERVING TRIAL BY JURY. ‘ 4 Y its - } F is : ; * ; : Federal Judges of making such comment on evidence scarceiy wont : meas as to influence or overpower the jury’s ju t the Mississippi flood vict ph -— | OUR ONGHT THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM ha ae | cided a jury in the corporation's favor, that tn rssh a ; . ; ; . . —— _- * o* ' > . :c "s > 2 - H — a 4 r i 4 i¢ Ct € ‘ : “4 : % : s ti know that my retirement will see B 3 a sia ane OE aS ee ; , ie ) = he Unites tates’: th he 3 : € Sa make mo difference in its cardinal De ee oe res ay a ae iia ee ee a a i ana tins ale Special Tram Starting Here, principles, that tt will always fight tec amendibcmecntenamnte ag a songs Bie poder tee a Rata Ra a, eae ‘ ? — fer progress er referm. never tol- ai s of liabi! C | Cig vf | Laible thought noo . =FY LOG) ' ) ; ae First Will Visit New Mad. erate injustice or corruption, always ant roucht do tri: ni inging that ha follow «é lat: om- ' ra 2 i : fight demagecues of all parties. ied ; ho oh 7 ; s fy} tt. 4 | rid, Mo.., mever belenc te any party. always yen i si 5 i Se : aod ape a ies — : i ie : 2 a idan zs + “ yermitted in Federal courts as a usurpation of the our omp people, but like a hoetile tribe on our bord = 6 SC&@PARTY IN LOUISIANA seted te the public welfare, never be aentiafied with mererir printing eews: always be d@rasticotiy tnde- pendent: mever be afraid te attack “Treng. whether by predaterr piu- tecracyY or predatery peverty. JOSEPH PUuLiTZeER. Aprfl 1®,. 1287. ~~ LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Mencken and Southern Laterature. - ee ee es neg Fosveuutt dus trees: , - | — : as : | : be Pust-Dis — * sy : Ppe te ‘eat shies _ . begs eee : | i 4, oud. bs ' - * Seventeen members of C ongress, | vi Circu dent Coolidge's failure, 2 ence ine Govern | *. _ "7 4 AY ' ’ . ' seqatan’ a — members of cOmmittees’ ous 4 ; 7] Fai] ; itn” rE e- ° te ‘a . s — out ¢ D on - = , se , 4d - er ‘ —_ WJial iit ska - ia ane ta 04 2s : ‘ >i os : ? : " ,. " , * oe ¢ mn OD A ' : es . , . : te: particular ; ri eae CE n ile prob- 4 . . Louis atl a, m. p on a special train which; °° » ats do cog sceamar n Okia- Mr. Coolidge did not consicer > catastron] res " ) , PT iaty prevent prosecutor. We do ne in ican people were slow in —" | 7 o> SSS? ae .¢ Se ~ the flood suffers because the vic- 3 ~— ; SPS : “ " : “so tee Seer * = 7 intention » tye ~~ 2m 3% > a x, of Missouri and Whittington of - Piteeess tnewin tee a — | ~ en Ser Se Se : a : a al te ; Mississippi. all members of the en ee Pe en cee ee oS ae ‘Sen Pt a Sa een Pe tae pee a House ~ommittee on Flood Con- : : } , os trol. and Garrett of Tennessee, sii Cramton of Michigan and Ramaey- permanently . 2 Provincia.ism arro S any he r attacked a eo ; Sa age ne Rh i ee nit Pe ee ae er of Iowa, | America } nie om NS ee ee yee “algae oe ~— Army engineers who will secom- _ ' : te 0 oa gi ae ee ee ee ee = pany the party, and their district, intervening because we have sc ITE. > a + es RR are A ee re ew /@ are: Mai. ~ H. Connolly from St : ee “eS Se ee >. - “= ae = St oe Pt femphis: Maj. John C. ine y interfering in the interest of ou! Pt at a eae ee eo : . 7 ag ee et Gest : ET eran =~ - pice eat | we must either get in wit] h | wr I a auc sgl EE i Sia —- Ne Sse sy ‘_ fro som phis to Monroe, La, feet or get out stancoegaoy and we won't do the laiter. : , oe sg et ig ieee ae Pe Pe ais a ay V. = Holcombe from C L il re 4 “—t ¥ . sa : a . Latin America are just no fae aS” ; mens = ; il rious points secretary of Com- therefore. th ie formu] atio1 34 a oe, ra if age, ae a. ii merce "Ioover. who is directing ree i : "or ; 7+ *? > Hie ane fut ; . a a on ae lief work, has agreed to beard the us to Serie Vs / - Bel (yf POM re } ; ~ _ ; : ” , “ars ee a 4 oe Ji COUPSEC , ; ; + 7 train some. here in louisiana and Lae? itt rfer ine or L - . : : | » ernoon at 4:3 ma lane ris at Tete ond | spend at least a day with the MWOLICY TIer rm) ray ‘rn 4 : ' ' : policy must involve a court it heads for C . party. Newspaper men alse will fo authorities on Latin America have pening him the aviator lack : Be eee _ eS be on the train. . meets Sd e Ya ia i Ss i j ee ; #: ; OF ; — ———$$ —— In Se Lou s the party P will as-— , The task to which those who oppose imperi ie body of this sort. = : — ; [ Orown Le ounapen | tel Statiern The spe-)* -hepherd s the creation of an sc Nn Sb ae ee ° r¢ v4 gon essinitat would cach amvbotys ance. ace ff The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION cera ni nae bee On aOR, , cee iu later he Ot the still bi : at . 4 Frisco Railway and the New Mad-) S oo ENE yri rid (Mo.) sector. which suffered from the flood: will be the first FLOOD RELIEF AND CONGRESS. wre shecid be « apecinl emule. and | district visited. Other centers of 7 aes ae senna oa : 23.07 Oi Se Dut shades. tints, hues uble. uw 4 establish of the Centra) Senne ee ce ; $s bis plan r Chi ns 1 le So ee ee Te , Ste blis of the Central Americ on- a he ee ; jority Opposes. an Extra sion. ‘ ¢ or sugsesti : 30 c | le members of Congress will) bulary o% | be carried by the railroads witheut) enarge. but others must pay the! ty because of the _ 0 fairs brats \ ectric flare after ; sion. li nen, ‘he romin¢e: | eae | . — ? ver : usual fares. W. H. Dick, president; other s r the mail planes i having feit the c in their communi can hardiy qualify as mns of type have driven hordes of (shades we desire, of the Missientgge Valley Flood aes oa ; Control Association, and Fred PD, ox or our Beneke of Memphis, secretary, are ‘ry as the | handling the arrangements. — °F rg nm” - ic AJ dds 0 pa not eaow now twee RAILROADS WILL HELP . ~ ; i - . f . | ® a : be i ms bias ones + . ‘ eam 7 a : . i . . . . © ~ 29 a 7 . * ‘. 7 - >= ‘ A” . mm Ad * oe a 3 4 .- " ; : ~ . ; SS we. 3 . o \ - — ss os . I x , ss ; j . . I I :* ; , = ; . available fc udges. mMce 41 : ; oie ) | : i that te dutv } . +” — 6 4 _— = ‘ Pt CG Lienl vas 4 ’ Nae 7 “— vet et Sd | . . bi ‘ - ” 4 3 ’ . ~ . » iy z 4 > ? BY $ H ; : ‘ 7 . . } : ‘ . ‘ LAr «a ; , ft — (cerin ; rea uti ui poem which begins: : 5 2 M4 4s VU 4 J ~ ad a4 . Ps ie D sefu res r7 ae ON ner arma adie se Si PI aliey is th i: the tints mains that the full-si gna pers ok Ih. some may long for the soothing touck Y cream or mauve. © Advertise Excursions Offered ky says i — Bat the ti ! + possess the glare | ax Inducempnt for Summer yusand ways “I will.” She did, too. Th. : ay * ye es . ; ‘ > 2 . . * . ‘ . ia ’ . : oceania vations. a ; - - . . eer g , ee ee ae : Awe : : : Pi ital y i 6.207 Or 4 and ives 2} yt i ‘ar zene Tunnev Ri chard Harding uiiime ourists to St. Louis : ‘ . 53% 4% : : °. n : . 4 ‘ Lick } : a. . ey an jw, - e 7. ; : - ‘ } Lew Tit re wre ne ts , “ a ” f a ‘ as ‘ - ; _ As = —_ ’ ses criminals. who bave transgressed th: mae Others who SSE c ator me , en ee ee. oe CPi: ' “4 a piace | zen cite: Davis. Queen Marie of Ru iomemauentens the Prince —— . Momentum Friday at @ ae =a. We ® 4 : »* e “ - : i . ~ \ 4 : 4 Pe: ) i +. oe Lj 12 ° 4 ; "i i. on . sad 7 ¥ ; . . ‘ os * 4 + Pn - ws > ip ieee +4 - - a 5 * i ‘ 7734 ine . * of society even with dgelerence, Of ledica! Assoc e e President anc ii aatii ae ; tne at ; - s on: ae iy ia > Ss reg ask ge =a ee WN Oo} no at ndhers or usiv moan, ia ae . . > in cold blooded murder witho raisi MeN. hack ta o cCarea % He paper ot n ur necxwear. But we haw 7 Se@Dresentatives of every rai- id i . a ; ’ 2 » 4 as , See ‘ 7 rig ‘ oS arr 7 “ ~ . — - 7 . * hand in defense ? “ hen. th 2 : th Secret , ary Mellon Se é ms " . “Sos ee : ae ‘ : . } _ : is i e4ee aS pronouns - ‘ ne oO * ; ’ eS Ci ik ~2 Lo uis attended tndividual whe is murdered cannot defend end of over a proble: ee an ee a | _ : . : a ee ee ee nS OTe into our conversatie® 2... "re unanimous in the opin- himeelf, it falls upon the State to defend seria hilitic es eg an oma eal cm Sipe Sorta: ae oo SO | ling for the ae BE REN OE IES LPT ait olan Minas : ee a ne iirst opportunity Every man. mat” 7 ‘ne Municipal. Opera was him and punish hi « aggresscr. : t+ s - us pos S81 Liit Ss | >t , + ~“ o ; a r . ° ~ a ; ee ee Fe 7 : 3 4 ii ae ‘ - i : . a ' : . j +4 4 if ry ,? | ie Fs wZ- ri} Sitti: Ad WE 0 —* ‘ 5 oma Ts 3 Gisi' aif nagsazZine nas ; itjered ' x } + i " eg uld +b world ! ee ' ‘tes to St. Lonis and the rie a . w. : aid Cd a | ~ = = — ' - ae . hve x 4 ie . : > ar aie ' 4 i‘. 2 | ° T} .g “ : . ‘ . , - t ‘ i La 4 aes agencies and organizations who shower i : istinguish ex! ees “ya | . as . ei ie cart’s desire if when people begin. “EEE 4"[TIcipal Opera will be Beaeee eee, “— . amesa Of punwament on — Mai Lak OeD- havin Sins pee . "and & reesei “ te) | aa: ee : For is uch and such a situation” they : sed in connection with the opens that breed more criminals than ato ay ; increased assessment on the Ford stoeci se , Mee ididi x lore an th sual an + af work teé ee ee : manor Or rot insist akin a¢ ' = “; SOng. Descriptive matier any OLne ency. inh | = ae ‘ (i lore u mo 2 , Bie o , © Gany news- ge e: : : , ras ' he had sold some vears earlie: +3 | Si CiMasiin aiiay, Mau ‘ ea ‘ er Cling ; mrp re ss i. , - ' | i 7 as ur’ 4 the in : , $3 Kit : ‘ - . sf | i = 4 ~ wo ¥ - ee sine 7 3 es ; : | nian ein ae a lrea4 cressiage ‘Striputed and Municipal Opers —. ** r% ; ~~ > bs a 4 u : Li .. aiid .% . , Lic3 7 2 ; . : . : " ~ o. id eee’ : é ‘ ‘ + rm . ; é ; ar + } _ uis. ihe tnterest of its citize . aif (aD quit acti: ip after this 88 i 44s _apinet i n- ; ali ae : ; re pagans gnats: ita rrere wv ike pride in cam! : ths Rec! rit id he ; , r passage through St. Le activities, leaders : , ‘ : : rome: ' +7 ;' i alana em , 7 call attention to the ten-day . ein -f oh - j i= . and wumiversal coodtf ers that is ahowed bere and happiest moment in m also advise tourists that by 1} “uved tO join With you in “4 , Ding here they will be yorap comes to America in being the first to ssors about the foreign debts well enough to x wewes : 4A VTSTTOR DROPS | ot an abscom ashi ve se! 8 oe , “ Omer ' . : . ‘ “Wit e 7 7 > Li. . cad 3 Ciimts ¢ imies " rite the word Tra nsporta i¢ : : ¢ Lett : : ima iii¢t a; “ io eh — , 4 - ome neia! : r | i if : , :} , iT : 3 : 3. Peis ‘ r Ceo iy * * > e : eof Charlies Lindbergh only marks an- m convention on his . & ai ats ti , . - i. = ee j "ted by Chairman Salisbury #8 ¥s 6} VVRreoOon Of Ris so: Moneihilirs . ta ‘gm Ail: of Thi ana praw nd ' n we've found it. ' — aaa eha: ; other triPute to the Spirit of St. Lovis— ‘= dali i? 4in Mey s D _ ' petsSSiL . ie 1 mie « om ; ae io on pte ee youth, 4 airman of a sub-committee, te. ; ~~ . oer as for’ ij a0 vc as al oe oe ee. : 784 ; iva | @ream i ¥ ek ¥ ‘ iy to ite tireless effort to be first in every- | ‘Tied Severely, and the outcome of this : wits Orwli Says: | ; “necessary ) . us ern / 4 “> meet with proper railroad auther- be ° . . : | i ‘Fa : WAS & ss ; * : 7&5 ee od ‘tT } rT? : ry ¢) var mut? r | 5 ¢ : 7 + = ANE. aisastrous rSiLif : a . : , : , : ¢ e meet an ors er = sf » . : - | Pha ait ; —— arrange for special rate ¢2 The world for years has striven to! tion. - Real! | ; v a9 - all: ——— a> OCIS tO De nm tee sail came er y os — S-mMions not already scheduled. we Wh. Lt a! ’ » | = —_— - . ae | aa” 2 ty n : : te HBL J “ ¢ ; . > t ' . os ‘ : “ bgiid am airship strong enough to siand = tet q ry ody eh “i . .— : > Amer. te ’ rts at is one Who Cais & pet } —— ‘@Setes | . . v : . 244 i we 4aed' * , ’ : = ’ ta : ; . : , ; =% ; : 74 r) . We * oe * PEO weer gigae** FT € . . °. 5 a civemint eecemare to make nows, Americ business worshine the Secret.r- ) | onvi nounti lemma tn ae ig in ss : between “Strangler” Lewis and “Big” age Reception for New Citizens. ; Y ‘3 f , ' wee ie Ol ai ‘ ' +f ; ; re oe ra ‘ ‘ ? ii3 ; . @¢ >. 3 : “4 7 am -reewet tt > 2 ; : Nees 4 neestop flight from New York | aris, 'S patron saint, han upon his every i eal aw the Windies a ae roment devised :, ian: F ‘ r¢ — .., , er , 5 ial ' P 7 ; 5 re : ’ 7 } . r) : , . : , ei 4 : ' : - aad in ‘ oat — “Cae : ’ 4 > = : ~ (za on pa ao ee Beceracy of judgmen the Traa« ; . lta wield writ itil : z eat aie fin rimost ' _— a3 . m reg : i | Bers will be guests of nonor *t a comes te Mecry such as are tra ned he , want 4 4 CSP UT ee ce j , ing , — lt . . ae ; ae ' iA : hb, : Pe ” ; | ; : : . s 347 %447 —_ ae . : : + e ~ + , 5 roar heer aft the : 4 Dp: im 5 - hs > ~~ Ctub Paes ay : — AO Me ad "he a hes ot m: ene > previa , : ; a i -. : ‘Sic reception at the City constant effort lo be first . : . . 6 a roung Men _- he “ig v _— i ka - ; i313 ea 7, i wre ry : . : . ‘ ; } — ‘ rp Ks a Pext _ . - noes a U4 tted for responsihiiity’ iain ti ' | — oo OTC ta hok he ee . ’ Friday evening at 3 a’ cock. ving lived ta =f. Lor is rt? (vy - P ? ¢ ** : _—s ” . + Ae 4 ; : + - p* » Du it ng r& ; =a " ’ . . . ‘ a one * {Las ’ +. = > F : May years de you wonder that I “ur coeges of all sorts of siness, from stee! was destroved 1740 w EE ORE Ne : appropriated to do imperatively neces- , . ; or Miller and Charlies Seeley am stilt in- oe Se > J ' ‘4 : ? Pee Ss awd | i? 2 hi : be 4 magicary Canversatiens. a : . 2 Take addresses and repre- terested nosiery and und 7 t. aa : 9 wei _— 4 1 that . ' 7 ™ your leadership hosiery and un Orwear Would have to close uD or: a ed the roof with if fre of the fircr , ' 2b is summer —— i | a A N TAFFORD night and thei : - : ome tay sons to he infermed of ro Be r 4 se oy | , 4 ver rdinarvy floods are ‘t aia a iTst American: [ came to Par - * ““—2'Ivee ef the vurio ’ rp. Ore ne disaster was , weer American divorce conventions a p Mew wit respend. © Marte Lastc 5 — :, idents Would have no : “4 to wreak dest iii. Other future ; erger “It is impess 2” be exci ne [oO wreak destruction. ‘ation ; - as sha : : . - . tae . ; aed 2 > + a~+ 4 . G see ice W Y beve the kev iz aimed, Om oo ges hae vw Be laa nie | second American: I came because: Z VA at DON APR Eom Mee tnt - ie net Ste ae ee ie heen ol tae ’ oe % Bl eh ok So eR i a yeaa ie a gh tn ile aa an eS at a ad He WN ihe dcop hah id pt ‘ ‘ 4 Re bi PEE FT CIE e _ oe . é f° dash iAS dhe:

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a erererers rae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — Sanaa sae entoeeirmeeeee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ttt PAGE SB CONGRESSMEN _ Mississippi's Disastrous Flood Surveyed |ElGH CONN ROMS | Syndicalism Laws Passed in | M) START FLOOD Froman Airplane by a Post-Dispatch Reporter’ ; fiVENNEWNAMES | 19 States During War Scare Scene From st. | Naval Seaplane and Map of Territory Over Which It Flew Fist a hoapeemezues (OE t the OUR TONIGHT ° 2 proof of the subversive charactes _ ao wae Gal Is Un- Confusion in Designa- Winihtmarten tof the Communist teachings. | af | folded Through Co-opera- oiibhedtinitie:- tees Continued From Page iB. eee tions. previous Care, | | ' > ; ee ° 2 2820 ee The vahdity | | of the alifo | syndicali: upheld | : by v rday an-'! of OE, FOr ey - on OI ml . a mine ae ‘ . . state & the ipreme 1919, in the case with a decision of the; The Michigan Supreme Court Supreme Cou in &@!rnleg that the act did not con- ; travene the right of peaceable as- Special Train Starting Here rni ae ’; tion of Hoover and Wil- First Will Visit New Mad- | ;,, rid, Mo., Area. : ——_~ } 12°) sembly or the right of free speech, and was not unconstitutional on | > a ° . % } eee | fi. ALEXANDER fiew from‘ | St. Louis to the Guis of Mex-| co, over the flood regions, | m law was first Court Mi the ground of vagueness. “Sabotage,” said the Court, “has OOVERTO MEET FE ice | (4% @ torpedo seaplane furnished by | PARTY IN LOUISIANA | ‘¢ Xovat Air Station at Pensa. The County Court nounced changes in the names eight St. Louis County roads the first step in a movement bv the St. Louis County Chamber of Com- merce io eliminate confusion. Municipalities are co-operating | and other changes will an- |, cai Veste as Same ~ ST GENE VIEVE . en he ordinance giving Henderson ave. {the case Of Charles Lesse, an ap- | tuthenberg, it was held, must nue the name of Maryland, of | peal was taken on the ground that | pe judged by the declared aims of which it isa continuation, is pend- | a book relating to the doctrines of the Communist party. ing in the Clayton City Council. jthe I. W. W. was admitted as €\l- | Once Half-Way Through Congress. Ladue road, a continuation — and that since the jurors! The Federal Comgras pee mar Henderson avenue, probably will had expressed opinions unfavor- | enacted a syndicalism law. In be changed to Maryland also. An/|#¥le to the I. W. W., they could) way, 1918, a bill of this descrip- to restore the identity of|"°t &ive bim a fair trial. The Dis- tion, declaring unlawful any asso- North and South road in Clayton,|'™¢t Court of Appeals of Cali-|cjation “proposing by physical conviction, force, violence or injury to bring . i? -' o * c \ the suite seers é ey ne aes : oer AL 3 where it becomes both Meramec fornia Sustained the chant ties a “i 1S! ISSIppl progresses } : - y > , ” et a Pie —amenmammcie generale = ee — ’ — ——————— a nd Coleman avenues. also ~ il] be holding that tnere was no error about any governmental, social, in- ; ] —= YY? 4 9 b> : ~ . 9 te * . R = ; ‘ - e itt inge « } tc . . . im , — sme ked SO etlimes by Os nave picant d ley PES pare ' sand bags, of which more than " 4 made. i in admitting a book ae qd under | dustrial or economic charge in the ae ke ee ee with ruin- grass. | have been used! The new designations: |the authority of the I. W. W. United States.” was passed by the ous deferat— >: anot , ae ‘ . cee = ; ostesthsie use : ; Hogi Seer es , | on ; , Mey set sg en yet Vicksburg, having spent eight hours and 40 deeply by the road to St. (Charles road, renamed | decided two other syndicalism cas- by the Hiouse. : "act yp and New Orleans, the | minutes in the air. Here have been Dee North and South road, being in| es in November, 1921, In the case| Proof of active membership In ress ‘or . * e ae ) . e - ; j ae ; ? es a ' , ‘ ih , > as . CO shape a rote _ cute of Mexi- ’ cris cnet : | | quartered the naval flyers. whose reality a continuation, except for of the People vs. Steelik. who was the lL W. W. however, was held history - peatate damaging flood in i | } . 4 nF work isa COAT ‘ving proy Isions, spot- a 100-foot jog at Olive Street road / convicted because of his member- i bv the c ourts to be sufficient to “Their maps, shaded | & ed Pr ree: STORER dispensing | ter has been standing for days. It; 4™4 another break of the samej| ship in the I, W. W., the court said |SUS‘ain convictions under the war- er ae msc abe esta show | : serums, has been one of the great- | has dropped its mud and appears distance just before it crosses the there was “overwheiming evidence time espionage act. ; “ L , f mar rec bd i s rt 2 »a* in? ve CeS 1 4 ox} ; ¥ j Teo Ts) m aR “ wie ue : ' ; "¢ "ee 2 “ACK ; > | stifu : rig ’ +} ear i selnited eaak it} ‘ Valley Flood Control! water, tell in miniature the kaleia- _takes the plane in charge and on|,.,, an ae i al nd eat | Page to Home avenue, becomes} statute as unlawful as though it arene sateen regret is expressed . , ™ ’ batcl ; it 1r Be 1 y . P i f the flood and way Cacopic Story of the river's rage as | ithe following morning find it' eign Wolter avenue, its continuation. was mentioned by name.” — : & vent a recurrence will be! 4,, : ' a ees Bee os O/ Epbperorarig , ge eres he | "e pas -@ forests , ae : : clear oes | Just completed a trip from St. os | We climb up from the Missis- | os pass over more iores - De in Luxemburg, changed to Idaho, Se we ao eee 3 have signifie hei Louis to the Gulf of Mexico in a “ Se 'sippi at Vicksburg at noon on the | byte vege matter mus orm- | Alaska and Tennessee avenues, re- sa ” a mee ‘ | Senators who have signified t i€ir| navy torpedo plane. 3 Boy [iain Baw % light green scum, which spectively, being extensions of evil” from Miss Whitney's affilla- intention of going for the inspec-j yy | : . ie, . ere ' tion with the Communist party. ooded areas, ruptured above a vast sea that oa + | | I am unable, said Justice July, ex parte! McDermott. Subsequently, th€ipnag a well understood meaning | cola, Fla., by special arrangement | | with Secretary of Commerce | District Court of Appeals sustained 'pyver since French industrial work- |_Hoover and becretary of the Navy | ithe conviction of J. P. Malley UN-lers threw thelr sabots, or wooden oo = District Army Engineers 1... |}der the law. The defendant ignoes, into machinery.. It signifies in each case was charged wWith!, willful act of destruction, and has having circulated printed Matter!peen so understood by writers for Accompany Senators and ‘By FE. ROY ALEXANDER, j : Staff Correspondent of the Post- | Representatives — Itiner- Dispatch. | ary Not Completed. “ ee MICK MAN ~~ ee OR OO eae “is a OO ty, ILO cage OR ow aan Menage effo rt PIO? "OR Jae PAR _"* ws ig » Lat gt as ee nounced from time to time. " »* y ‘ Sener Re ee eee 5 > *% - ‘ OE TARE TOS ee ee #0, ee > Sgn "Ss eae breal . 7 ~ Ireaks In tos G as ~~. Ne ay - rt™} se ee ye pete ih tour the and : "oe Association. we a ee ay iy ) teegt erst ate way Bart Maes, errs The defendant is People vs. Tay- lor, an authorized organizer of the Communist Labor Party, was sim- jlarly unsuccessful in an appeal to the Supreme Court. Taylor's crime ios * le “ as Sa AEN tet « _ & » o a a a » > . - ae ie ee Fetes. oh FL : : ied a to find ourselves | frames a lovelv backe nd for Minna |the dark green of the trees—and these St. Louis streets. Van Buren avenue levees | in Vinita dl + a tow a to"s 2 « 3 tion, all members .of the Senate | Commerce Committee, are Jones of | Washington, Fletcher of Florida, | Ransdell of Louisiana, Harris of | Georgia and Stephens of Missis- sippi. Representatives are Fitzger- | ald of Ohio, Kopp of lowa. Swing | of California, Sears of Nebraska, Wilson of Louisiana, Driver of Ar- kansas, Johnson of Texas, Nelson of Missouri and Whittington of Mississippi, all members of the} House Committee on Flood Con-)| trol, and Garrett of Tennessee, | {ramton of Michigan and Ramsey- | er of Jowa, Army engineers who will accom-| pany the party, and their district, are: Maj. D. H. Connolly from 8t. — ——_— a mao A MISBUTE (Copyright 1927.) TIONS FOR IMPROVING E PRONUNCIATION OF READERS OF POETRY. ow the three primary colors—red, nd blue. But shades, tints, hues stions of those colors are beyond vocabulary and our eyes. Year r, we buy our sox and our ties same clerk. When he asks what we desire, we tell him something Ve cet what we ask for, but the either our sox or our ties remains of a mystery as the age of Ann, Back Billy Patterson, or why are macs. We did not know how to pro- “mauve until we read that be- wiy beautiful poem which begins: @ may long for the soothing touch der, cream or mauve, ties I wear must possess the glare ed hot kitchen stove. now, we do not know who wrote have seen it credited to Wiliam re, Gene Tunney, Richard Harding vecn Marie of Rumania, the Prince es, and Nervous Nellie Kellogg. do we know what color mauve !. hat it is too restful for the color of our neckwear. But we have how to pronounce the word, and > bring it into our conversation at opportunity. Every man. must blind side, even as we can die- neither: colors nor the names of If a man is not concerned with 8 PB will not trouble to learn how to ce it. Here is the poet's opportu- Pt him use the strange words in 8 And we would suggest beginning Ors, except red. yellow, blue, and, MmAuve. a a . . would be a world nearer to our desire if when people begin. “NOW 'guch and such a situation” they ot insist on taking it themselves. . - 7 hildren of those who used to. blow ae step on it at a railroad crossing. - . 7 pndidate’s favorite song: Somewhere ig calling . > * ees drivers add to the automobile o . o except imag!- miv s£2rre nonston flight * oppenars to be one. of an absconding cashier. - > * ritten Primarily to Fill This Space. must ever seek the truth, when we've found it. we must mind li: us I dreamed in my hot youth, bw T mutter, “Well, go find .t.” ” ‘t ry? ptimiet is one who calls a meeting “Strancler’ Lewis and “Big” Mun ime match... e i? Gea of the utmbst in tack of Be giving one of those “See Americe perinant« te a member of the Marine tact * . . Imaginary Conversations. American: I came to Paris for @e nm divorce conventions. d American: I came because of the n Legion convention. IDK » Cities " > ‘NE for passage through St. Louis, ' Public “Se Friday evening at 8 o'clock. -“eyor Miller and Charles Nagle louis to Memphis: Maj. John C.'! Lee from Memphis to Monroe, La. | and Maj. W. H. Holcombe from ' Monroe to New Orleans. Other. army engineers may join at va-; rious points. Secretary of Com- merce “Ioover, who is directing re- | lief work, has agreed to board the. train somewhere in Louisiana and. spend at least a dav with the party. Newspaper men also. will be on the train. In St. Louis the party will as- semble at Hotel Statler. The spe- tal train will leave here on the Frisco Railway and the New Mad- rid (Mo.) sector, which suffered from the flood, will be the first district visited. Other centers of disaster and relief work are on the itinerary, which } as has been ar-| ranged definitely as far as Opelou- sas, La,, but is rubject to revision beyond there because of continu-. ing flood trouble. [ The members of Congress will be carried by the railroads without charge, hut others must pay th usual fares. W. H. Dick. president of the Mississippi Vallev Flood Control Association, and Fred MD. Beneke of Memphis, secretary, are handling the’ arrangemenis. RAILROADS WILL HELP SWELL OPERA ATTENDANCE To Advertise Excursions Offered as Inducemepnt for Summer Tourists to Visit St. Louis. The campaign initiated by the (training written |dling the ‘Vaughn, i and. | paper. \unicipal Theater Association. to craw summer tourists to St. Louis | i\ley on /some high water, although the Mis- souri-Illinois flood receded several | weeks ago. pathered momentum Friday at a eeting at the City Hall of the permanent “Visit St. Louis’? Com- mittee. Representatives of every rail- road entering St. Louis attended | | pital ‘nd Were unanimous in the opin- on that the Municipal Opera was an inducement for travelers to vis- ¥ Bt. Louis. They promised that “eps would be taken immediately to place the al fresco performances. @nd other Jocal points of interest, Prominently before railroad ticket Purchasers throughout the coun- e trv, Several of the railroads already have scheduled excursions from ther cities to St. Louis and the Municipal Opera will be heavily Advertised in connection with the *xcursions. Descriptive matter wil be placed in time tables, spe- al folders will be printed and nributed and Municipal Opera “erature Will be available at all railroad ticket offices in the United Rates, \ailroad agents in other when selling tickets call- wil call attention to the ten-day “op-over that is aliowed here and “il also advise tourists that by “opping here they will be enabled ‘0 attend a performance of the Municipal Opera. P. W. Coyle, traffic manager of the Chamber of Commerce, was ap- “Pointed by Chairman Salisbury as chairman of a sub-committee, to meet with proper railroad author- es to arrange for special rate ex- ‘Ursions not already scheduled. Reception for New Citizens. More than 75 newly created vil!- F Bens of St. Louis who have recent!y ¢ eati *mpleted their naturalization pa- Pers will be guests of nonor *t a reception at the City Ciub “il Make addresses and repre- 4 fntatives of the various national- , Wil wing. respond. ©. Mario Lanca 4 and all the other traveler. mentary phases of aster which has driven 250,000 per- sons from their homes and caused ‘millions of dollars in damage, they become to the aviator connected from Cairo to the Gulf. manifestations | of the might of the flood take on. a new significance to the air-faring | Instead of being frag. | a greater dis- | links of a great battle being fought | . , . ™~ 4 Lieut. W. G. Switzer. a naval of- | ficer with the mark of Annapolis in ¢€very figure. was han- controls of the aviators as a T-3-M— took off at 8:40 a. m. of his well-knit known to when it | Wednesday from the foot of Mar- | ket street in St. Louis. By his side was the second pilot, Lieut. L. N. Medaris, a weather-beaten officer of the Ma- rine Corps and just as tvpical of that service as Switzer is navy. Beside the correspondent in the gunner’s cockpit in the tail. of the plane was the mechanic, A. C. First Class Mate. They had been ordered Louis from the Naval Air Station Pensacola, Fla., bv special rangement made by the Post-Dis- + at ar- Hoover and Secretary of the Navy Wilbur and had _= arrived in St. '‘Louls Mondayv at noon. Parked on River. With its 600-horsepower engine rumbling at half throttle, the big plane taxied under the Free Eridzge. circled once in midstream and swung south again. The rumble of the motor became a snarling roar, the plane gathered speed and with | a shower of spray making a rain- bow under its tail it finally took to the air at the foot of Arsenal! street. It was at 800 feet as it passed ground. Vaughn Ieft inside the roomy tuselage lifting his helmet from began to read the morning Up forward the pilots set- tled lower in their seats for a §00-mile flight down-river. To the west the Missouri hills rise in reassuring security from the highest of high water. the east side there sti!l is cabin ea rs, few minutes we -} red-roofed Koch are over Crystal goggles thrown back, is pointing out the towns to Swit- 'zer as they drop behind the plane. | As we pass Chester, Medaris holds | his fingers in front of his face and | eors through the motion of a man looking out from behind the bars. i The Illinois State Penitentiary is 'just below. Where the Ohio Comes In. Now we are over Cairo. From ithe left the Ohio River. It is al- most vellow and far helow the confluence of the streams there is a sharp line of demarcation. be- tween its waters and the chocolate ‘brown water of the Mississippi. | About 20 miles below Cairo we | eee the first real signs of the flood. Within a passed the and | Medaris. his Hos- first levee brec!:. There is a house under water just below us. of men are at work on the levee, | but the «rater is down and appar- ‘ently they are making repairs to guard against the June rise. Flying at 2500 feet, we are run- ning through patchy clouds that the ground. and veering under a heavy head wind whch cuts our ground speed to about 60 miles an hour. south of Cairo the Missouri levees, on the west bank. took the brunt of the river’s attack. They are ‘bare and scarred, while the levees on the Kentucky side are covered | with green grass. There are woods | below us now and a sea gull, wing- ing southward, looks like a flutter- |ing piece of paper against the green background of the forest below. they give no sign of life. There still is water in the low places. Appar- entiv the fields still are too wet to plow, and no erttie are in sight. ‘All the way to Memphis the coun- posture | plane— | to St. iia on the west bank gives the |appearance of a land that is dead, | or is just arising from death. patch with Secretary of Commerce | aad there |} on i The / men | against | serted | grass remains on their sides their |- | tLOpSs aré 2 trampiing o i sands of ' fighting its i but the rea Jefferson Barracks, where a squad | toon agar of soldiers was drilling on the pa-| OW rade | cockpit, took his seat in the radio} the | his | In the val- ave | City. | Here at Dorena, Missouri, was the | A gang | now and then cut off all view of | The plane is pitching | It is evident that in the district | There are farms to the west, but | . LDSOMVTL KO Doe } PLAQUEMINE soon Stringy. | of the | Machinist's oo ae —_— - — + , Md 4 + ? are Worning 1n be seen tjarmers nd clothes may farm thousands of ako ade- the fields, washlines in the where few vards. levees, weeks are worked a the flood’s now, but even cres., where eo} from the workmen and horses. Memphis. land at worn brown _— c Land at it is until we 42:46 for VW . have acres of phis at luncheon. passe. that is way out of the again at 2 o'clock, Steadily as pass the border of Tennessee. heat unduly and we land for a minutes on the | while Vaughn crawls out on We off climbing southern } ¢ are we motor begins to few river the shelf in the nose of the plane | ene- | er | Oil i ag ine get while. as we rs for a (and tinker: better gine behaves | again. q ' wing to Farther | southwar ithe right farihar as we ig@ithitCie st and d, the and left. water spreads The forests are a'] standing deep in water, and in| clearing can be standing in water that cov- porches. There is not a ife along the river here. Greenville, Miss., o'clock. the flood. widespread on the west from Memphis, eached farther farmhouses near ey: en all .the wav side appears 1 have 3 ito the east. Greenvill« itself was | waiter. after ‘hard hit by the which ‘caught it from behind its own levee held, and for a time the | whole town was under water. | t is a pathetic sight now. Strung ‘out along the levee for Si veral ‘miles are brown tents. Cattle, hundreds of heads of them, are on ‘the bank. now brown and ap- | parently bare of grass. Alfll along ithe bank we see white faces up- turned as the refugees watch | plane overhead. About 2 la crowd is gathered, probably for ithe dispensing of the evening ra- | tions, There are only 10 or 15 squares of water in the business sec- | tion of the city, but even there 'automobiles are running back and ‘forth as business is being revived. | out 'water. and so are virtually all ' homes in the residential districts. | Refugees in Camp. | From Greenville to Vicksburg, 'which is about 100 miles south on the course we fiv. we pass hun- | dreds of houses surrounded by wat- | er. Some of them are the unpaint- ied homes of humbie farmers, but “many are well-kept plantation ‘residences, surrounded by smaller cottages of the farm hands. What a litter of mud, driftwood and overturned furniture there must be ‘in the ground floor rooms! All along the levees, en route to | Vicksburg. we pass refugee campa, | ranging from two to three tents to 'o20 or 30. There are hundreds of head of cattle, too. on the narrow ‘bank between the waters and they j ) | ' Here i the Water, | flood, we. are told, is} which | ho Lif } long tent | The railroad stations are both in | the the | east and flood has the water work of can see to the crest of the point, but still is too high to begin i rehabilitation. Water to Tree Tops. Across from Vicksburg, houses 16,900 refugee: d. the Jevee has he] far as eve west. The ; P ” ae + | passed this attle too, the mosquitoes. flood here, Zaras Marn are! ,now hills, as been a water has bank for ‘There ler and break above, swept down over 50 miles inla rvwhere, wa Switzer and Me- a} even learings } They i west nd. ao wtih ~ ' } , iS water eve SOIri¢ TODS. location of died j } and wheeling . south clearings | Lythia avenue to Edgewood. e completely | Kirkwood-Ferguson fences | }OuUsSES | the afre the Water. Safety. tree |daris, with the lby!naval flvers all flood work, take , where a , mean landing in the w | “Everybody been had explained. insouciance shown their 1 } THIS AGISLTrict 1S through Towns in short cuts over the trees motor failure would which has bes eacbine here towns in ood ie } : r es 99 Goln#g bls. nas Laid some _— — UT.) y } af at a) f iQOre Wwe niation the crest n- Seven from St. Deco Ines we Saw how pier. s , A > buildings. **¢ der and better is becoming na} iess motor operation. | owever— 2 Below Vi anders eountrv ksbur and forth endls ssly. rke dg Dy open i wiltbin its space among the trees, but its edges ton Rouge far inland, far even bevond the | comes places are | Stream. the normal |' back Mississippi, |'Its course 1s ma an are levees, which in some several miles back from the stream. Vii foot . > | VerTrai it | banks of Above pouses 101 St ksburg we of % see them roof G je€ p in the flood. Here is a low-lying | of on!lv spreading aaa. now we vellow piant ail are 2Uut a bands river |'farmhouse with of } ~. . ° eo} . | } tne root snowing. whi singzie barn and the In a Devastation. low Vicksburg ‘white houses of the little town Grifi Louisiana, are out of ier. They stand on a long ‘and the Jand about them still is hind i inundated. Just below Griffin | ward of Ut! there is a. roofless farmhouse. The | Orleans rushing apparentiy | Atchafa! went i} and there |é ‘is a jumble of furniture and debris in its upper rooms. At Kellogg's Landing, below Grif- fin, cattle are the levee. The are strung out about some | Scenes of y " +} ) +} " miles be né (nan tne its levees. ‘. - - 4 -. 7 s Just north of Natchez, which we | Below 'SLVIC ge e hy 4 = ¢ now nearing, we pass one of | houses to show that the first evidences of the work of © ; ' literated. A large farm, judg- , ° : : ° ; Streaming south ing from the size of its house and mi Pi , : : river meets \its two silos. is emerging from the); =: Yi ' : Be ee ¢ ie ithe gulf. There is ' water. cr , Oo nen 1i8 a WOTR | ‘ , V cer A crew Oi f | l ‘ , | demarcation where on a patch of-ground just out of | the of the i ¢} .Y P 3 naittle heing | —.. pA ; | the water, and catti neh We circle slowlv | brought across the flood in a large | to New Orleans. | Fie than ¢ ? | siatboa wind, we are Where Levees Crumbled. ai 4 WilLnin a Across the river from Natchez 18/ j, 9 ¢ew i 4 r + £ a 7 ; ’ io : Vidalia, Louisiana. In this district) up ¢o the | the river won. Vidalia still is uMm-/| janding. | der water, but the stately, pillared | | porticoes of the Natchez homes are igecure in the hills. Through @ break in the levee below Vidalia | by Negro 'Here and the levee the top. forces of | 1s ‘above a vas 50 miles and it is 100 minutes’ fiicht the plane is out t are this district to there are . once init 29:24, t. | rehabilitation. ' fina tie 1inai:y leur blue soutLn chartrain Southern inne piane moored. us. The buoy and Medaris notify [ris ery. The land its draining. What a fight was made The levee literally is covered with here. | hack duty. +. “ passing Ib ALIONS, lving in appa ? lle spell stands Ot stereoscopic pic ground district Baton cesolat ith of vreachd New lov whe? high, ’» st above Ba- |} “sara sudde n wanders over the \ Cbe8 ri¢ fy} A ruin. we are wat- N A SHORT time are ¢ ridge New Orleans, still secu! | Off to the west-} between Roug LCV €4. {an admirable breeding ground for} park changed to Garfield. n the their | ve \ , i= } the : @, of the weeks ncrease in prosper-| ODLVIe simall : - tol 7 i. still is | lv be coune like 3 TownyDs Louisiana. | ‘ Ih oil rent Se- | if ? New Orleans and Below. New bDuze | = 'recognition of We ll-ke pt a | | We ‘(and James E. Smith, president of | street extends from Midland boule- vard to new Wolter avenue. Thomas avenue, extension of | Walton road in Overland, becomes | Walton road. Suburban avenue | changed to Grove avenue The car this street, known as Grove nue, south of the tracks urban avenue on the north. 7 r MORE THAN 500 TO ATTEND This | in Pine Lawn | from | | | | | | | separately, and with practically the traverses AVeG@- and Sub- |} i statute | legislation. DINNER IN HONOR OF NEWTON | _ Duwb «4 , | Merchants to Show Formc. Congressman LRecogni- tion for Waterway Weck. An attendance of than 500 more of | was furnished by the New Mexico | , Supreme Court | jis expected at the dinner in honor | (Congressman nth of former A. Newton of the T (St. Louis) } at te: 0. is under the auspices of the "’ Exchance, « March ° yecause of dinner | poned The Newton's illness. Was the work waterway done develop- of the Res- | Newton for ment, and for the maintenance | the Government barge line, | Mississippi-Warrior Service. 1on a S | specifically at syndicalism, but de- | nouncing ithe everthrow of organized govern- present, unless the incidence of the Cleveland | es original- | %, but was post- | | members for the I. designed as a| by | { 1 ' ; ' ' | ervations are in charge of the Sec- | Merchants’ Ex- Vaiier, presi- |retarv’s office at |'change. Charles E. | dent of the Exchange, lat the and speakers will |include Senator Hawes, Congress- | Niedringhaus and Cochran, dinner, men Charles Nagel, Kavanaugh, ithe Mississippi Valley Association will preside } i Brandeis, “to assent to the sugges- tion in the opinion of the court that assembling with a political party, formed to advocate the de : 9900 ee e we SS ——P ~~ - cy oe hy sib atin» Gc ae, ee RN hE MS, : ~~ i Se ae +s het we. 4 4. Dy « 2.48 he St Gop em ey wey tiffin. ee ROE he Rata NP ey th. * : ae 7 a> Ne aes -.* Ne ee a ee et a sity wie apts Phe Repth Meaty al ES ARE IE A. apne, * me & Pep Mines Cee apa ltr aguas a® a ae - te ie ined tis ee te a a aes ~ keaite Beaiiaige es. tiete-ieaine ~~ * eo ~~ isi er ~ te ode

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 192 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i aia, ills wail : A 'FASHION SHOW MODELS’ TEST. | Mev0Ts. oe Plans for to be held at Kansas Cit} Change in Date for Selecting Man- were discussed at the meeting. | mequins at Sherman Park ee ee 10 PREY EN] FLOODS Community Center. | | ! : : sec jeak. age Pricey The first tests for models fot 7 rwil.-*Rerortr ale News From the Troops ren! inviting the parents of the the eleventh annual ‘§ [ =. | as a rOUVUy 4 ; Ee ‘ . m Das the young coupiec. i | 5 nt of Fashion wil racutive Leavitt aiso at- a a Cohte | F 1 — ee phe L. Paci res celle os — sieve Park Community 2n SILVER SADOLE LAKES RESORT NEW TEPEE CAMP cop. 74 Fesist ne|man Kamper. ee ee! Cg c1atio VTHCS |Kingshighway boulevard and Eas Just the piace for a pleasant vacation. Dj} plans. A new troop. 74, registered in th: an Kampé: ities = ; » ' , : acs reservanons and dd ; ; : ‘ . : star “ats, goed beds, cottage or hotel at eight o’clo ext | * Ghildren ° eS y ship. sci caine : a. . tren G¢ oes for any ship, any Ene ways weleome. Boating. dat r ibership « tine boys. r, ass: - — Some ees Kg ni leader and twe aie am : : 4Hoaneic an. | seed fishing. Class, at no | Will ACcommocat® Bovs W220! s...561 the Patrons’ Association of overny . mansttenerinptrmedpIey osc | on ' let to ayor Te ce eeetinien 290m Cites GKAND JUNCTION, MICHIGAN. list of all sceamshar Y Mg ace : : Charles Lathrop Pack, pres! * Street road. ugus _ mage, destination, t ' — hoe a rc is Oa - } : “8 ° a e aie . TOOD ~ 2S in tying the _ ; , , 2 ie . ' ing ° 7 , 2 All ~ ws TET. a a» * Os S| ss : one of the 7 North District. ewest tenderfeet proved to be the y oe 7 oT \A sh to Remain iid mee clared tha | ' sagen ¢ o the nation’ ~= ; “ ; " — a” lb nS x e r ‘Sere r — 5 ee OG t LG ro p- wT? : | Camp Irondale, summer Mecc: —— , ;goderoug ae my 24% —_ ; ae ny + : | ss * “ . . * > } : = : : . a. + ‘ 4 _ a 2 . - oa : : = ‘ am oe sista ) , . , oe ai he reguiar troop meeting iast i, hempson of CAicage anu : at Westwood ountTy Ciub Bs Excellent dance orchestra. . - ‘ ‘ peane wit . ree Loa! - - Teodnesday. or O'Keefe © : Orieans. endian _ sian Hotel and adjoining cottages have everr Camp, for 49 bors who desine tx — , ~ enderfoo iv ~— ansers of Se Syne a Se eae moderza ccuvenience, [I xscelient meais. ; - : -repmceet angel ie i” three yors ronsors Of iss resident: ixé and v. r ace ure fam: stay the whole summer, accord! Scoutmas pins, and th second class. FREE ADMISSION FOR SCOUTS 9 So SS.c nn) Pooe 51 Congress! Keller. vic William | beo@over eve. Write for handbates ‘90 ras ¢ ae fr ae i8. .. | caine ; 5 a] Mississippi fF.00 DaaLE —" wer, % resicents Wh , ee ‘ ‘0 local Boy Scout Headquarters. nee fab NR ; ao SRECULYVS ee pllcrine nes a ai eril! “hicago sookiet and fuil information te zs aes ' evoiz Plans for this camp, the outgrowtn | PRs last Tuesday evening: He snowed motion pictures of Camp) AT COLISEUM POOL FRIDAY of requests received every year fo aa: ita os bh etant | 7: } Troon 130. which was also ys Need Only oe > — . nh = _— entirely tew branch, the Te EA RUN, «me Rt “ t- 7 SS ee wee ett : re legistration @ section enabling scouts to spend | «coutmaster of Troop 15 performed present. av unts. seventy Cards; Can Rent Suits sneak ~ : - 2 - the entire summer at an inexpen- DOC . : ~~ * . » — ; - ~ . “ +h 7 29% es i + at eae pa ‘ - ‘ : ’ fen Ae + , Tate? | bane ane ae —~. " . : ¥ i Tee = : Ch wa! OV GI now been completed, »rep aat xe FI Sa Patrol is lea 5 . * ~ . ’ > i> 7 ? ~ > Fes? ing July While S arn heing ~_ tear : .* ~~ ie : US Ga on aad riding : s from &. miles concrete, TC. S&S. Ne. @1, hard road. WM. SCHROEDER, Arcadia, THIS SUMMER Play at ROCKAWAY On Beautiful Lake in the Ozarks s al me -_ tersheds o | oh e- . ; , ~ ~~ 7A - a - - 7 “ » ~ i> we tee ee S - Snrin Tv? “ aa us - wad : qjne Ter ve ream u 1% : . asi Hee ee : 7 . r rT ai . = é A asiilg >: ings, hasns western streams tbe run-off water ments with ~*~ Private ga- UB AiicLee nave ires een | s playin : day 7 nd class scou hagas to ate ’ rages «nm grounds. ‘Tite fer beokiet. *, purchased ther recreation 48 not absorbed as ae oo 5480 Corn ij A ue, Chi . OF free folder. to 4d © 2d Geet Ue bis Ce s & une Wl owe ‘ . . a te) ceornaditi on a €ip ‘ . The Tepee Ccamnpe rs Wi j le ave , é Our Free Advice Service will answer Centerville, Mo. crounds. 117 “The shouts 2 tion” . ¢ - ee bY any question about your dog's health. Highway on a ee ane . Blaughter of — 2 State symptoms, age, breed and sex. — - , — - «fists now reso F) =m Ethru the rocks where oe a TILDEN ANDRES’ ee crked. s te, | | Write for copy of Polk Miller's + +. Bwarrior lurked 1@ pool. ms tate Rag Ypyct ine ae Se Rone amous book on Dog Diseases and treat- JEROME. MO. - i ambash _— sea gl awe GaP AISI ment for each with instructions on care; CONCORDIA SEMINARY RADIO = “Our sveat national development “Suing and breeding ~« For Every Vacation Desire w a} Salar teh TIVMrOM agepe 4 A ta © oe — epend ¢# streams or + 41s ~ ae & West District. TO RF DEDICATED TODAY thi phase Wena . iis 0) tenes Bees Mien fat = For Literature, Write or Phome J. TILDEN A Prop. 4 7 Ae re ational forests over 700 Wes CORPORATION aa Religious and Choral Services tO ern ¢; at 2s, with an ag- 11334 West Broad Street : ‘ | as Mark Presentation by regate population of nearly 2.50: Richmond, Va. | Wonderful Fishin Bread eee Laymen’s League. 900 obtain their domestic wate , i Be SS ee upply. The f nclude 1266 : - ~s 1 abe : the Post-Dispatch want eolumns .ppropriate reugzious anc e forms Drive Out to Iron Mountain Lake | fe re 3 ee | SPEND THE DAY BRING YOUR LUNCH BASKET | gi advertised, phone vour order ov | 96 MILES FROM 8T. LOUIS | sii es: | J i4 MILES FROM FLAT RIVER | DOG MEDICINES 1A medicine for every dog ar ment TEHOOT +m pastures eroe#ion ‘OPEN MONDAY *=s2 TT Broa aad im? oe ar i inceres Trat “TQ et ot o fated at the can SCOUTS CIRCUS NETS $100 ipa oo sn ygrae Ciris of Clifton Heights Church uuts were take: 0 the »0DP lon ard : — ~O8aCn Was mein! EEL Opn Lt SAS a Nee ne ee ey ina, oes vecremeny (OETTNS DATA GH CITY SMOKE aa ; | e §& : Inspectors to Note Soot Fall Under Abatement League's Program. Sand - . — ro on Ll. . a 3 . 4 SNoKe ispes rs WhO Wil 10 ; PORK, % +e fesert. _— .* aw ~ ‘ iss ADVERTISEMENT Stopped No Pay 2 ‘copped OF INO Fay same-and agcress Will Orne you. all charges prenaid, wene 6 Famous Treet- 1A treatment ised br pee geen Rca. Only the word ‘‘marvelous’’ can describe this offer. This price is not a misprint or type in ake a” We a a graphical error—it means just what it says, $98 for 12 handsome pieces—a beautiful ¥e first aid and Field ecg, elem one ie te smok : LANE. 489 Lane Bids.. St Mary's Kanes J lour loose-cuShion Kroehler davenport and club chair, a bridge lamp and silk shadq er en ee prs” | Berveiier, Butler, and Cari and Ot davenport table, smoker, end table, pair book biocks, table scarf and two sofa pillows— wep Pl on aoe Oe tte 7 sing. ~ all for $98. Open Monday, Decoration Day. to 1 P. M. sales of candy, soda, balloons, and ~ - = — Ot Mate Cnn; - aay, W. B. I 7 rt nd gee ears rns 5:30: SUNDAY 9.0 and See These——EXAMINATIONS FREE. HOURS: 8:30. as rditoy or 2 | Ai in eae nee ~ a : +s jiesis ae . N . 9°00-1°°00. wer Childs’ Restaurant on Olive St.. Op. Famous HMWigh School to ward ee ee - te Sa da cael \E-DAY SERVICE. BROKEN PLATES REPAIRED. LADY ATTENDANTS badeces to ats : Miia Lm *. ® foul Meaty ee oa at “ux ch was be held before next fal’. The district fla@ Was awarded Webster Groves 14, of the Sou Webster Groves Sunday Schoo!, for having the largest number of appli- cants for merit badges. Nineteen scouts from this treop, headed ! ich on a! oO: | | : Scoutmaster K. M. Coggeshall. re- | hnrough ful p | eae. os nit | : ceived a total of 105 badges. Webs- Suburban District. _ ae wht ri ; ¥ : i “A ‘ j . — : + -_ ter Groves & of the Immanuel! Enpis- compa: appropriate musi Vith ) sing the me |! ‘. “9 cepa] Church was @ close second, demonstrating th: rchestra’s a - ng me ia y e 5 : - with 18 candidates. ¥y to Play ail types of music, from _' first-class scouts of Overlan ish] , | bd mM papers |S mecset sien Toe een: | creat chor nee sectns soca A a CONT ed by Janes Gaul 3 aabings, under the su \ PAY ONLY $1.25 WEEKLY Children to Get Prizes for Back - les: ies Dhimmi : sion of Merit ' enti ene | VA sound Meeepentindh enas - Basie F. 01 ‘Troop 251 7 ‘actialn ceanarregnci | \ Marvelous value— * Segiaentisie Ree Sar hctia? «POIs Sytt 2 - ‘i: Le ee be | | bed and chifforohbe. recker. chai ) ° , ae 6h fw a ie: or : . chair {« h). <pring . Louls Safety Council and the Park for winaing the first half o: ; | two beudoir la a | me Dench), spring, cotton mattress, and Piargreund <Association wil! cae a i. ndge has been ided upc , r ‘amps and shades and Axminster rug—all for $98—see this Rs , oe —— Ces it ents’ | 4.) Clic amazing offer. you'll be thrilled with it Open Monday meet Wedresday noon at the City rh rh investiture ceremon) : oo . to1P.™ , “SO0GAa Club to make plans for a backyard held a : Kk ago Friday he Fo iiyton 2 registered this * ; playground contest this during which prizes will be award- "3 ' if of to : ' Rotar “lit Cla Mis , , ed to children designing the most quarters ir. Laemm i z a -eity scountmonts a GC ee . attractive and original piaygrounds cbharrce o: stiture si ths Arh Rartn are 5 ati JID at their Somes. SIMI nNe eight ne COU’ " yf TTT reen iene ulti You iaugn: iif * f' atten Decoration Day. f+ , . wren ) — , attended a +t off hard corna,{/iy yon just lift that old bothersome —_ ee | seme second- Meeting last Wednesday evening ac St Corns, corns between the toes|corn right off with your fingers. It ef the committee which ts class and two deren te hi — vaditeriem and calluses. It doesn’t burt a bit! | werke ike © charm enc Promoting the contest im an effort The . 25 tume. te keep children off the street adge: el i a a : its 4 “ne weeuittes Mag | reez-} A tiny bottle of at? att reezone’’ costs | ome on any tender, touchy corn. In-jonly a few cents at anv drug store Ss. E. CORNER Sth AND FRANKLIN AV stantiy it stops aching; then short. {—Trv it! . re ® <4 TTT Lethe

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997___--__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . PAGE 5B ee ee Steecerseses Pee OO nema peee eee eeec veges vee SSSR SSC SES CCT SOSSSRSEN SOEs LOEEsees Fees teeeeeSebecueeae @ieeoesena: re 520000 00 bbs s OSS CCOESN 2S OS EO SOSERS CODOESETS ESOS) FOES USS EOESSEDS FORTS ESS CCEDUSS OOTOSSESS | 6 CS SUSSSESD ESS CURES ET ERSSS TEC C COTES CEOSS e seetevess Fes eee vessereecasvieseuess irri titre tit tt i SS ~~ — ~ = Se POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND TRAVEL DIRECTORY ~Stosoevsneseseooerlls e te tell OS LLL EL A Soveseseseerensesessucecess steeeee Ceeeceveess eee SA en moore rit tinct cece SroSeeosevoeses: Seeeeesoerseesesesers seese COC SECC Stab eS seston oeeesen a - acmetimennn atte tng eeeeeen6 ) LAND HOTEL AS GOLF, BATHING & FISHING. | | AMERICAN EXPRESS _ | ST LOUIS REFERENCE || ar ; ' NN a ae ce proguge ACOE ROTA Sth and Streess HIA Wy A T A MEDICINE LAKE LODGE | : , . _ (age - —" a = me ; - — | A Wisconsin resort. i] . eo eee oe > > tee “Ste. SS ~ = _~ = i) i ¥ ou want to co Phones: Gacheld 7280—Cantral Gogy gate Hy, ae * Vacations — : 1 & BD? | don't know where ‘to go—dout want to | oa : ene +. Pe BF Z ° ~ wenn a aistake when vou do go | Tesve lufermakes Euvrece -. gee mae? alle a ff adi . | . , f Michican | Medicine Lake Lodge Electric | Fiest Nacons! Bank, Broadwayand Lecege “% ge cite. ; Seseterae i 5. eS i: : Tke Upper Peninsu‘a of Piichiga running water, enod beds. good euta. boi é' ese le " Rest ceaee . i =— th 2 WB NS Immortalized by Longieliow ing, bathing, fishing, dancing. hiking | St. Louis, Mo. GArfield 2009 Ps ast Tee a 12 Wrte for booklet. Rates—you'll be sur priced, J. E. DOWDEN, Three Lakes, Wisconsin. “A House of Hospitality’’ | A LAND OF COOL NIGHTS AND —with « truly American smallness af coum | GLORIOUS SUMMER DAYS in the Cool Colorado | and cheer for the sojourner seeking a vace- ae . | Evergreen forests everywhere Re oj i ’ : i 7 tion home and not a hotel. ' oe - | Theehee~end there is prides shane! 1 nen Rates Gar Seam | Wonderful ‘parks and campsites Pomc te a e | —MISSOUR ss ‘ The nak te only at transportation aaa | | CARRIE E. STROUD, Ow ner-Manager oo ROADS peat I- , LE ALL THE PT; “gf _ 799 ANCING 7) ier a> accommodations. | | AY The Beautiful BATHING § | ———— ee ’ : : ao WAY ay i aun ot j acualllisendinteeneietiimensnaaaaaiieennmamnemeen . : — teen “2 oe deman ial luxury, reeard- | . | BELLEVIFW RESORT POINT COMFORT HOTEL Arcadia Mountain Resort yy “ayy P onal af oo d baronial | TY, rd- 4 ; - A modern hotel, ®5-acre gcrounds Running water, electric lights in all | o titel Le we. pk" aS less of cost, or if you seek a comfortable . Health st Vigor in Every Breeze with © sere, fronting lake, cottages, | reoms; dancing pavilion, comenite Sax n beantifu ke Pe: , ee : : : excelient meals, golf, fishin bathing, | nis court on our grounds, 6 ¥ c “4 a room for a dollar or so a day, or intend to | & Easy of access. A'most at yeur door. | @ joating. tennis. ” *: | For information, — naieage stop in the best campgrounds, our service will | ere) Obew that impulse and come to Mrs. C. U. Smith, prop., Whitehall, Mich. 308. J. MEYERS, Montague, Mich. | wae wes Bricht’ , _— : ? SO HEALTH ST: ater cures ght's | find what you desire. THE LAND OF HIAWATHA THE IDLEWILD CLARENCE RESORT |Disease, bladder, stomach, rhenmatie and | | safe bathing beach. fishing, horseback se — ; : re Modern Summer hetel and sleepin : et ; " oi ooklets, t DINE — = 4 | “ f Healing Waters.” | riding: 88 miles from Bt. ’ Louis; 65 1a , We will suggest tmps and quote iares We ' u f ie For Mans end Booklets, Write cottages; central dining room, perfect JOHN CAPEK & SON Tg Chg Pag . sen + , Rorth Asbury Park, _ | In All the World No Place Like This Folder upon request to your local steam- ship or tourist agent or Passenger Office — 117 N. Dearbern St., Chicago miles concrete, U. &. No, . a : . ; | 1 , and Hote) Rockaway) or furnished —s P va, 37 R() Effective June 1 \ Eastern Circle keeping bungalows. Electricity, ghewer ~ _ £ “sa € Return Limit Oct. 31) | iagara Falls, Toronto, Hudson River, New — —— —. cog no m co.’ York City, Atlantic City, Washington, D.C.§ | rite for free folder, to é Seine sid aa =." RS. WILLARD MERRIAM, :. | is See the Rocky Mountain Nationa! Park and I ag aca gg + sang Salt | ||| Pav. 14%, Taneyeomo, Me = ae! Estes Park (two-day, all-expense tour, [Lake City, Cody Exit. | ne) fe ; oe Hit Hist wi i 4 = $33.00), Denver Mountain Parks (round trip, Canadian Rockies—California Buti HHA a BIT, , | The Ideal Vacation Spot — — | | $4.00), and take scores of other wonderful § Benff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, Victoria, | WAL: | > | = OnN ‘Wh _ Cé ‘ | f jor In f two ceed, | ct —_— | Seattle, Portland. San Francisco, Big Trees, . i ae and easy trips. Rail, bus and taxi fares from 410, Angeles, G | re = ' a 4 ews - ; geles, Grand Canyon, Pike’s Peak. att ets bd Nagogami Lodge Lon Denver are low. Excellent roads. Saguenay—Adirondacks ; nut en tie + wa COUP? hp CAMPING © =, : Niagara Falis, Thousand Islands, Montreal,f | : i ee tees 7 a all ; On the Gasconade DENVER TOURIST BUREAU St. Lawrence and Saguenay Rivers, Quebe-, if HU oa ae : } UC e's —- —s —— 2“ of the Chamber of Commefce Lakes Champlain and George. ef tH i= oa. ‘now — that long § : NATIONAL PARK . The Hotel That Is -gge-eosc re the Post-Dispatch want columns No extras; boats iree A rm wel- TOURS COMPANY Arapahoe Glacier cross the border you ; : = enter 400,000 square ‘, Bees SS i A ne MT *GHASTA - re > loa ’ 2 ; : a ie ie — Sele ana . ho yo a, x, . wales . * tet a ee A on . } ‘ ig . sae re ee ities ae ce ae a lau inte ibe m ge, Me 4 ee te me — i as a, Re hae ol v , bias . an’ " . , Q a Seal 7 7 . . " . fs he 12% 9 Ramey Hho bag r ha any Seriya eo. te = os ea Aves a) ilnas staeast , ws 4 . hy Aleta ’ ss : ie J RL ey ie ee ne WER, Sy, ee "ee . * ” : eS ie %y i ¥ Was ‘ee Yh es. | ter ey » MM . « . Pe By > 7 ¢ tice _ resale a % — ee ee “ay t" Pigtcni 7's ap «t ING YOUR LUNCH BASKET advertiaed, phone your order er | @ Krouch, don't write for rates. | | summers, rare beauty vid interest. : aaeeniien da . 3%. 'v.,) 4 : Boulder is a place hostelries, as. you prefer. >: oe NATIONAL PARK. 2 Mountain Lake y. Someone may have the busi- | come to those that are habe y and , = ae a relic of the Ice Age Boulder cool VICTOR KUTCHIN, Prop. miles of play-ground. DM «6ST. LOUIS = —— . : : ”. r for play and rest. | ‘4 You can fish, golf, tennis, Mein.» j-af whol Be | ey >: camp, hike, swim or motor ousan Pe . - | NE Sl BR | A IE 1 tet gh Maggy | om to your heart’s content. ; ~ | 7 2 if és, — TO . i e oy, oh i eke. \ ‘* is a sreonogy go Smooth motor roads with a opening you are seeking. (If § want to make others so. If vou have : —gives w ru aT ? ; : : . = a»! : it ith your nearest druggist Green Lake. Wis. hy srr 4 | and unique vacation Unsurpassed out-door life, or , . he —- Soe the luxury of ultra-modern [A & mtn LASSEN VOLCANIG day, week or summer. LAKE TAHOE : =.) ‘gat ba Th *. xe of St rd | thrill in every mile. Excell- = of, be os ? S ww ee a wy + , cette ae Rate Kee . het 6 aes a * Ns a ater) : mip -. mr, 2 . al PP 's . . > ® 5? aa we & Wiy | ay om ase t — —_ ~ ae scarf and two sofa pillows— versal fame. fy iz ae : | A For information and illus-_ | | And all these wonders are as close to you as | WY trated booklet, write— | wT 4 ~“S fae Mic | WHEN you buy your round-trip ticket for any your garage—when you press the starter you : | Chamber of Comm erce a Ae are on the way! Have a real vacation this ee ~ —— {{ 234 Boulderado Hotel Bidg. Pacific Coast city this summer, remember that summer. You can pick the route and find the Boulder, Colorado | —_—_a7e Bio yg ee Oe for only $18 extra fare you can have a-still more way with our excellentnew— — reno a ee a eeaeiiaees ti ciaiaiciiianial a ee. — lena) wonderful! trip—not only fo and from the Coast, | ec ee Se ae cc ame oe Sc Rie ae e | eerie | ei but all the way from Canada to Mexico too! FREE Road Maps O oS ae 45.%5> gentilation. Beds comfortable and restful. Excellent , Resse | Colorado | Idaho [])Kansas [/Uteah | | oo meals by expert chefs—daintily served by waitresses. | N-10m-27 140 MONTGOMERY STREET, ROOM age So mrenprarntations ite ee manera “ Re ty a ee 4 , minhina sh teentinenite vpeatendi hie eaten ots Ao Sins ee acinaiediatis sian Mains dail URE ees atone Lcaah ep adn thine a le . HO tran 4. 9 Missouri [] Montana (New Mexico ATL “The sort you've always dreamed of"—the ideal a) | For those who enjoy Gaiety there are Deck Games, | Please send me California Wonder Tours” and booklets checked _)Oklahome [/Texas _ Cl | A. . - vacation—that's the kind that hundreds of per- \ ¥ Re 3 \o—em oo a —e belou, describrng places of rnterest along the Pacihc Empire Tour, sons spend every vear at i ROU ITDALE. 140- if \ =, — Seilings on Chdeaes aon a ail Set. June | Los Angeles o San Diego . Santa Barbera - Sen Francisco 9 : HrKt NG . Name | : RIDING room modern hotel, Reasonable rates. 7,500 feet i [SXToa a : A Tock ween | ee ; nn a 7 anihall athunencsie above sea level. One hour's drive from Denver on | : a yh oe. seh ek °. &. Buffole beiween Yosemite) Victory Highway © Redwood Highway") Portlaad D excelient roads. Make reservations now. Scasos eg . | ; aonsred for trench upon etstsendl Pay | Tacoma Seactie Spokane O Address {rteetodey for SREE opens June 16th. - T/ , fag = mes or Tousen Agency of water 3 tee THE TROUTDALE Be?) Nic wiath & Cacngien Bay — “Colorado's Most Beautiful Mountain Resort | : age eRe Tio W. Adams St.. Chicape, ae gaa a Serect, City and State Box 201 EVERGREEN, COLO. , Csty NKLIN —@ =. SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AV. @ = 4°6 ore BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. EE t for EF

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May 23. —— . : f ——— ~ TL : > } —* 90- mi le race on the Ihdtame aed mate — | oe sei ip cata) an | 4 “The oe speedway M onday is there 1 day. e “a a at 10 re clock central stan- Olx 2uth Church stands on Cop — time. . , aa y-three of the fast est 91% ; ey ch cars are scheduled te S E T 0 F rt E E T B. $10 UP ~ — “ es a the four - turns DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE _ §} aia gown the EK- EN D> 4 a. : : . s + “— = oo + > ‘ss wn . & ’ 4 - 0 m ost dar at LOW WE ’ $a on ~ 4 r YT? ‘ ‘ eT Spr . a ¥ . 4 hh, : ; 1a7 sa? ' : s used by irivers. BLOUSES CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINO | © 9:82: yprae a dea in. | ‘ment The speedway managem a™ hair at home for ’ 50c. Lse BROWNATONE, ©! vs The tint of vegetabie ori- yin. Marmion to hair scalp intimates . — 7 skin. One sppiication > gives permanent eoior. Un- > 7 as pee . _ . ie = — by shampoomg or Write for Cataler and View Boek ther hair treatments. Buy @ep two croups. A tot CAPS ILLINOIS CENTRAL i's, “xe rst 10 cans ae ation prize for BELTS W ABASH iiccnsners, sccocdinn oan J. L. ROEMER, D. D., President : BROWNATONE at drug and toilet counters, sTaMrs CHICAGO & ALTON | he ot 200 2 ee eee an ha Box H-! ' St. Charles, Me. Fortra! firs me . The Kenton —— , ir — . \ . . ~ 1 , 4 — BEDROOM SUITE J 3] Bow-cend bed, oversized large dresser. chif- — chases of silk voile and fine cotton Underwear. rayon | ue cia at an ee ne bench. Priced im our GIGANTIC FORCED bench. Priced in our GIGANTIC FORCED &lsANTIC FORCED ACTIOW SALE Atl ACTION SALE AT undergarments, knit Union Suits and Summer- weight Corsettes. All of which represent specially good values. ee wee fe Pins $325 Three-Piece Overstuffed $ | [425 5-Pc. Bedroom So” § Jeers ae oe 146 Hanging Mirror Co” ‘: brea 9 4 1PM burt walnut select ficured «urface—rin erntirets f select cabinet WHO Priced in ear (254. 1 NTH FPORC ED ACTION SAL. AT __arved fronts anc Stces Priced GIGANTIC PORCED ACTIOW SALE AT Other Important Events, Beginning Tuesda “Decoration Day” Special | _— : “Decoration Day” & a June Sale of Silks Dl aie te & Doclte. comeeres $20.00 “Phoncla” Oueng _ | 9119 9-Piece Dining Suite “04 55 SWODks Ce } piano recitals here and in. Min- ch BE | series Dormered fnieh. Priced ta our GIGAY. RADIO 3% ; TK FORCED ACTION SALE AT 2 HH pia {tals here and in Min PHONOGRAPH stn Laces at One-Fourth Off , a1 S | Bh —_ | ° hil - . Ideal for camping and for tings. . In meu cent ' high-crade a REPO ig Rhee ~ oe ade on ou mani a bye et with teas tlt -en nt ee ee pele Riya: sone geen & yn ae ted Big = et ogi Morr tirnicniine alt tet Tee er sale Price - j tA MiG . oat i> iLUSSCi wer: Satie Price June Sale of Infants Wear : p> cs agatha % , es $85 Reed Fiber Three-Piece | 217.50 9-Piece Dining Suite *] 1] $95 Exceilent White Buffet. china closet. extension table. 5 Demeedaaratec -5 Piigrim Increases Membership. | Half-Price Sale ot Millinery i ae i os i Si : Sunroom Set $ 15 chairs and I armchair. Priced in oar PORCELAIN CAB! NET $ ~ ESA PEP Ahn ia a RA mob D> cisacpee, eye so epbte ve ik esas Tere if is gone. In Our GIGANTH Price FORCED ACTION SALF June Sale of Curtains and Draperies " : = " a M ne pert i nis: ‘rasp this astounding bargain be- ee es oe sat i pre paratio “4 4 ie ty ge : : $54 Searmiess PORCELAIN LE i Deav- <4 : : 3-Deor Side-Icer ene ea] SI Al 6 5 eee Ul. Refrigerator ‘Ee and Many Others. Roil Edge Mattress in torr et te AN TIE FORCED ACTION SALE. =) = a = :* PORCED ACTION <ALE Serugos Vemewonr. 2 ese 649 ee ee 075 Y_ FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRU MENTS za $55—9x12 Axminster Ra ¢ The slog — bh « ho: —— Seamiessa fringed. 9 eS Hea: v—all-aeeo!l and | Priced in Our GRANTH comeainall main in pastora! ork —— Priced tn Our GIG 4 \- wen FTE em, "Prived in : up hj iii ean es ee ric FORCED ACTION our GIGANTY up Ais reaaing in four modern 7 SALE AT al FORCED AUCTHON Sanne ee ae me oeetent Greek. | — oe The wording of his sermons is|

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2 a“ “Sed YC if tltltts yf flllig ttf, Yitlte 4 VD fll tty, Uflllld Wiltl 4 Uf llr A belt oc hem Cp BAEC al THRE. 4 Vhs Viyy, Gun tipy pf? 4 Mf fo GY Vi ffo — ee _ a Uf" ZH Wh 14, L SIU t [1 t4, 4 3 | Msipp V4 GY a Z Vi Wht ftttlls filt,, Wi fl/t 5 ord ; . Yi Y 4 I, Ya ¢ $i Z ye 4 % Yo Y “ed in 1 no “he Wea ‘i wile BO" Gn, yp bh“, Gu ” buon VG Y G, s & ; hs ~ ee : ePratinn: | | .\ ‘ {) cv ; . i i , a : he 7 } ; _ a icin s ; : ont _— ~ ~ ‘ ~~ ~~ “i : . Cel brateg. , ty ‘ SS * ~ . » ~ = ‘ r : ¥ + 3 7 /, y . ‘ : . SSS Leg da} CleOrated ges FH , ) ies MMAMAY \ 3) Wversary wit} 3 “ . 3 ., oe ae . | S . . the wen ow tome ot a | } INS Osamiecri re Uniy @ start at 10 o'clock central stan- | / | With no speed limit. with its} , we ‘past weck kept a majority of earth ‘roads untravelable. Gravel roads - + ae © | iiveé oe ! i J MorToRr — ae a = os - JPOLEOWAY NO/AN APL. / & =~ eee Se ee ee £) wera time. highw avs in better condition “Tesi om i See : ae ‘ lare generally in fair to good con- inch cars are scheduled to ,around the four quarter turns | gown the straichtaways of the | mile oval, while the most dar- ever before, and with th rpendi , ‘dition. Maintenance crews all ov- ture of $21,000,000 on its roads in ' an | oe , th the State have been resurfacing z & £ 12927 well under > © pee ks Ratan a a i , grea where the soo-mile automobile race will be run tomorrow. Motorists. were uests of H. J. Gray, secre- sce. ae eo ee He aie. * Se aa : | laccording to @am Rudder, division , . eS SP a Fi Si Se TO a ae aie SS» cere Tinea F a jhighway engineer. To Sr. Lous te ne counties surrounding St. Louis, but 4 ¢ : * + + tL +b “ . . e . . . . ° fr, just before the Start of the | wishing to avoid Indianapolis city traffic can swing left from U.S. tarv-manager of the Al es Sats re RS gs oa i, sie 3 ee aoe se ee & Roe ee ce ee La OR oP Cote Sa _ SVs aoiig apicry. | was resumed last week and the en- . © . verse 0 br) Tri ¢ St aT: ‘ writ ii mart »f = , a , — - eS oe Ses, S, ee eee This is a much shorter route ee a iafasers baw te tee © oe oe including all midnight trains © Senin tide 20.006 @eew grandstand more than 40,000 inciuaing midnight trains fer svendst: arries no State or Federal route pple will be seated and it is be- carr, markers. ner, then on to Petoskey, favorite; Grand Rapids. jtween the concrete three miles . ~ —“aaeved that a8 many as 175.000 will | & PSI 1 Michigan, and is one that | always pretty, often bect Conference, Chicago, June 2-4 atch the race St. Louis motorists will leave St. any OUurist : Add Li7T} i Ait ee I ‘ | i\ vt Lu li Ui. ri, Ti Jd Jclalt ~ ly) . 2 . anagement of- ‘Louis via the Free Eridge and | @tford to spend a week or two on. |.niably one of the loveliest in this t of many more St. Louisans,| his route from Boyne City is | South of Grays Summit and that : | a7 VIN @lcur ”” ¢ mw hye Tno ort, ePHINT re “7 ri ¢ Pw ,* if 'rOTY ARmasenar } “777 +] (+¢lo ' ¥ ; ; t a) Y a4 a7 4 LA « eo Mrs $60,000 in prizes. : travel east out of St. Louis on Illi- Traverse | now a wide gravel ; : : ; t june 6 Beented by $20.000 in an added 10} . throurh Collinsville. | . ag ne unes Hignway to} } Ospt CT OiInTt Is U ye | ay and on to Harbor Springs and with calcium chloride. ma king it | Ww ith this paving com pleted, Tl’. orse, divided into 200 individual 1} . andalia. Effingham and Marshall | the Michigan gateway at New Buf-| The scenic Leelanau Peninsula) the Old Trail Tavern for a planked | qystiess. It has six-foot shoulders |5- 66 will be cloesd to traffic at ou, : - ' Atr - ‘ ’ ce / er a Tr... 4 7 ao oa % : 9 D ‘+ , ar)? 2 ‘ Poy laren oe | rt oa r\ 7 ‘y . nan )} r) nitnF¥i sh Zinnor —_— ‘ha nie e ; iss . ’ ° . " on an train arrivin izes—$1 00 for the lez der in ¢ acn Se | 4 2s ‘ a! oo VA iii. Rk ; ¥ 4 ‘ & wi i €F = ats . 9 x 89 A > ve j A+ cA A , j = cA ; ‘ A ‘ A iAds ; ‘ ‘ - VW Ivey iS i CLirifie i Stre tc ilé s of this with rail x uardcs at da nger points, | Grays Summit, and the Labadie aoe ie | . 7” I J ‘ollowed ton Harbor where they shifted to! oft-recurring sta Df lake and; part of the tri to the iffs | ej 1es re] | & my f the 200 laps of the race, making | oulevard From Indian- |__U. 8. No. 40 is followed from eee ee ee ee eee |making it one of the finest gravel a wag Pragya Poi ~ i 7 ? j } i i tj or - “_ : ~~ ry4 ’ » — " + i oo or y a yo | a _ e ., a. cy > ran 4 . . " alr > oa " , ro . ' ’ . ore midnight, June 6 race within a race. everv lap a : ifrre Haute to Indianapolis. » 64iVLV? whi 3. re UL { L110) be il@ Walt, Re WuULe La Kili Lili? pics v3 . w2iong the bay . were among the roads in anv state. ——" This detour begins at the ; tinge — NO! aces ‘ 75 mi fr Cy TT 1 farmir , Vistas out | Sutton’s say, Omena, Northport| most scenic of the tour. ; foot of Tucker Hill on this side of eat Another $20,000 is offered pc Races. tis ] miles from St. Louis to ee ee ee , a sit | That Michigan’s speed limit for)... . 5 *: , ey irre *- . mses Terre Ha ute and f 9 miles from oO’ er Liit Big S44 KE ( LGKE sviiC iii | ¢ an ne — ce : © TT ] re y U .. 3 KA } j ift 4 Greys Summit and — —_ 530 i P a . eke d _. a aul accessory DAs Laake ¥ nose eg uUlpe- -r = cr 5 rTlianaA ole _ £4 } Lm « } | . " ‘ 4 - oni “ STERN ILLINOIS m™ The speedway prize is div .ded in direct to the Indianapolis Motor, . road is concrete, except a a ee Pre Rau ee Ing @ side trip around Lake Charle-;announced by Frank F. Rogers, |, Aa fai diti » at short gravel stretch at Highland, | ““ te it, ine newspaper me! rot — ver WS ne enorme «ines : hi , and in fair condition, but narrow etLCd ‘ ie hiand, : . voix, back over No. 75 to Boyneichairman of the State highway er: , . the nz. ms neninsula , and difficult to drive over in rainy is ila 2 total of $50.000 | ee pea es IS CENTRAL ® (wo he ng A total of ¢ Speedway can best reach it byi rn ! rom Bentor larhor - ave ' tego : i ‘ _ 7 ‘““ #5 —s. 2. ‘ . Aaae as ‘ ‘ ; De —_ ** = e bis ‘ a4 ort] rse reule 81 through Mancelona. sure. Fiat River. The detour is very peas the fewest. | of Indianapolis should follow In- 'road regardiess of others. It has | grave } fro? lan- } past Torch Lake and its n Li isKlda, Fife Lake and Manton, | OV er 350 miles of improved road rough but tray elable in inclement a¢ , f rn0 ¢ , - - > : n ‘ 1 i 4 * rn , ' ae , v4 : ta Aillan "Tho . + . ; at was worth nearly $45,000 for diana avenue and West Sixteenth ; been found that speed, both slow |istee to Frankfort, Gien Lake and! summ ho ‘ealthy C to Cadillac. The route then wasjwill be constructed in Michigan | weather. : ans ‘south on-U. 8. 131 from Cadillac! his year. There will be a large All of the main roads in division = ee: bd * + TY “i ware ar f -* ; . 4 . . ‘ * . . ; os k Lockhart, an exercise boy | street to the Crawfordsville road, ; and fast, is what makes driving on | Leland is one of the finest of the / ans : | i ae A sdisieai utes Charlevoix ang its beautiful lake,'to Reed City, west on U. 8S. 10 to|sum devoted to road maintenance, ‘Continueg on Page 3, Column 3. (Continned on Page 17.) ‘which leads directiv to the scene ithe highways so dangerous. kind in the world. The scenery, PUNE TSI = AKS Ai The Proof of Public Favor ] ASE IN ST.'LOUIS AND ST. LOUIS COUNTY | och Sacrificed S00 N Cw Buicks The Public is accent — i! day’s business into half a day! - have been registered by owners bck from our Warehouse No. 2— + ust be cleared out—unheard-of : in 1927, Jan. to April inclusive. Entitled to the Facts in the calendar year of 1926. »f Memorial Day : : ‘7 , ° Official™ New Car Registrations Official” New Car Registrations Bedroom Suite $ ee Sinithed Peiced ; BUICK 2 2 6s oo eeee 800 ‘. m BUICK eo @ 6.2 Oe: 2:2 e 6 2: 2.2 2,426 MED ACTION SALA: Dodge . . wt Buick Value continues to Dodge... + te ees ee ce eee eo we 1894 “ee o> © 4 es . a c 1 eRe Essex... ~~ c. s BOE wc cece stan e s oe eo co 1,168 win and hold the approval ‘fenbene 1086 Chrysler . : . 436 TE 2 2 . 396 of St. Louisans, as elsewhere Chrysler (and Maxwell). . . . 984 yom Suite $ | : | 136 +: ve throughout the nation. ones a ea?" . a Pret cass eee a kai tt. dsied Be caste ass eer pm BY pas SP ta aw) Be) isms ded ae iwi ie vt wep heer E Pe NS ah ED ~ Oh ahha t » ee ee ee Pine FR; ick ign ae = ee hii Toe vert, , : mad io oe ae ._% x oo we ere . Mais, Nate id ¥ pen Her Rls t se Se i Sa a SS 2& 2 2 2 > Een ephointeoed Studebaker . . 332 seeker Overland ... 310 Hudson ee a 7 580 Willys-Knight 276 Before you spend your mon- Willye-Knight (. .°.°.°.:2'0's'e yA a ee bh p ig hy ne 4 ” “ ian. tacts a ~ > : Me we a *~ Ripe ; ae Hupmobile . . 205 the motor car that is the ‘ Pontiac *.". ee cc ee '. 482 Seite 143 eal Oldemobile 129 acknowledged Standard Oldsmobile ........ 399 “Decoration Day” Special Packard .... 119 of Comparison. Chandler (and Cleveland) tee, Sal $125 TWO-DIAL CABINET Gardner .... 97 Packard a a — 317 RA DIO $ | Moon ow 97 18 Models from which you may select, each cues : d J nett? . 6 a nage po Sale cubtaet’ when Relies. Sond Cadillac ......-. ey cece ee OF a Buick throughout— priced from $1,359 vey re ee 48 ’ 263 ieee mee Hl u agisliegay Marmon ae oe e+ @ 2 @ 8 @ ee eae 65 to ¢7 209 delivered in St Louis with com- Cadi a 2 #0:6. 6 oe &.6 ee . ee @ @ @ PLL - LA AH Other Makes (except the twolowpriced fours) . . 1,227 $95 Excellent "White All Other Makes (except the two low pricedfours) . . 455 plete equipment. PORCELAIN CABINET $44” TOTAL eee eveeeee §,674 TOTAL eoeeenveete 15,579 = (In the same period Ford registered 10,116; Chevrolet, 5,919.) doagee rface—made entirels in our GiANTH er. ge ate v ™ a % es GAS RANGE Sacrificed ix this Sale at onle =e ee 1H Buick Leads in Six-Cylinder Sales Because Buick Leads in Value? Three-door side-icer;: ename! lined. Sule U TO Price » “aici arial Pherson | $86 Bennniens PORCELAIN-LINED | VESPER BUICK AUTO CO. SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. * Official New Car Registrations as re- JAKES BUICK AUTO CO. WEST SIDE BUICK A co. $-Door Side-Icer $ 8 0 Vandeventer and Laclede 3654 South Grand Bivd. leased by the Office of the Secretary Kiceensed, 36 ; MP te i oe Easton A : : anch — ve. Refrigerator : == | Grand and Lindell EAST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. of State of Missouri. These figures are KUHS BUICK CO. FORCED ACTION SALE SCHNURE MOTOR CO 1106-6 Ilinois Ave., East St. Louis, Ill Ee eareieie. “ane cermaen WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO $55—9x12 Axminster Rug 2216-18 Locust Street For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service—Phone JE fferson 3370 — Heavy v—ali-weel and ‘ seamless, Priced im $ eur GIiANTIC ° FORCED AUCTION _— a 2 esse (In the same period Chevrolet registered 3,789—-Ford, 2,001.)

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ote ~ 34 — ¢ order to + + y — (ter positron meet ry" P The to Akron Producti reasey q | trade. overcrowded. steadi CO! _TIRE FACTORY ON COAST rowde o May °8 ft inc scam ak aaa wh Good me necessary to acturinge facilities ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a HAVE — RESALE var demonstration of safely through con- ic, correct stopping and | starting at boulevard stop signs and automatic stop-and-go signals. correct parking and road , consisted of a Rooney Used Mason Tires. Tom Rooney, A. A stock City recently. an the Stevens trop dianapolis, used Prwtats hylastic tires on the Stutz cars he drove. Rooney did not have a single tirs failure. Wash Your Car Easily, Quick- Rite will be sent postpaid. | Wash-Rite Auto Mop Cea., Dept. 8, St. Louis. Mo. Deaiers Salesmen: Send for preposition UNUSUAL TIRE VALUES Closing eut, regardies« of cost, 178@ first-crade Tires and Tubes, guarantee backed by manufactur- ers. no seconds er se-cailed blemished—Fisk-Dia- indi: i: and Cupples, ‘aTiert ai fford to miss this genuine bic sav- ity tor cars. ‘ = s RR. r 7 * wes the an president - Delwered © te mciude munimium ing charges. Easy to pay on the liberal ai Motors Time Paymen: Plan. cent : F you want an extra measure of ele- gance, luxury and refinement—plus those qualities of endurance and econo- my for which the Pontiac Six chassis is internationally famous— Come in and see the new and finer Pontiac Six De Luxe Landau Sedan. In its striking proportions and superb execution, the body reveais Fisher crafts- manship at its best. The color effect is refreshingly new—Peter Pan Blue Duco on body, hood, lamps and fenders with striping of gold bronze and faerie red. The wheels are in natural wood. The seeicy| MISSISSIPPI VALLEY Sunday E. A. Hatfield, President TRIANGLE AUTO CO. _- = | Gravois Lucas MEYER AUTO CO ANGELICA AUTO Fiorssant Zist and CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE Madison, Granite City and Venice SHUBERT MOTOR CO. 8209 Cravois HORSTMAN AUTO SALES Collinsville, - Ii] 0. K. MOTOR CO. Edwardsville, [il. “The New a STOFFEL’S Highland, nd Phone JEfferson 3542 MUELLER MOTOR CO. and Hunt Road Angelica Sts. GARAGE SAYRE MOTOR CO. Leb banon. LiL IVORY AUTO CO. 7808 Ivory Av. OSCAR GRANNEMAN CO. New Haven, Mo. The De Luxe Landau Sedan, 9975. Body by Fisher heavy crown fenders have a long, effec . tive sweep. The nickeled radiator is fashionably high; while a marked air of individualized beauty and richness is achieved by garnish rails and steering wheel in American walnut, special mo- hair upholstery over davenport type springs, and body hardware of period design. : And, of course, the De Luxe Sedan provides all the power, speed and stam- ina—all the handling ease and operating eccnomy which made the Pontiac Six the most successful low-priced quality six everintroduced. Yetitsellsforonly $975. MOTOR COMPANY |-2=:. 2801 LOCUST STREET Brahm-Mitchelette Motor Co. 1049 S. Boyle ST. CHARLES SALES CoO. SADLO. FABER | MOTOR SALES Natural Bridge Av. ii UNION GARAGE Union, Mo. WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. lith and Se. Lowis Aw. East St. Lewis, OL FIFTH STREET GARAGE Washington, Mo. MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. Beileville SUPPLIES, Inc. Finer PONTIAC § GARAGE Sue " paced Cc ass: S. . t % ce Ae Pepin’; . oy * 4 ner tee > a . - ie baad P, DEL LAR EOS ait seaedinnltin oe DNC aie le See ee Sa The s_ dan ¥ “ = “~ — nd meee e six. which ‘ panion ret crude four. i, St. Louis Inc., distribu Dodge. hich , surprising speed, power, ard smootiness ef Thturs- in and ; ‘ > — ~2 des ' o > . . 4 ¢ Commander Byrd in his . beriain and D’Acosta in the also used this marvelous carm Practically all altitude, durance records on made by pene The new Vieo-Ges Manne has ail the excellent features” Hove us neta ee S. G. Hoffman }V 4. R. Medart, President JEfferson 3548 Dealers Write for rt

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Saget pm yey —___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' setae PT OFNEN DODGE "How the New Dodge 6-Cylinder Car Looks __|Alingler Now Chevrolet’s _ Sarena be acsiegs ih a leita, a . coloring nich it is finished. | e y : ather will not stain | _inoneceatnaneeaaag | rt al al es anage : ; ny easily | ee. ae ge mesvmmrmettengocsonssatete saeco e } 1 not fm bed re ? ang ' on : § Bes = . a B. ag ee = ; eS SS ‘s shee . “S Bs ig : Seas ote ; NE eT ee ok Sm not destroy { - artistic finishes 2in clean in cars a. othe i 5 ee ae Se ae m ; |Grant to Be Vice President in Charge of Sales wanagl ' pote sl os the reason ie ee Biss 4 —_ | : RS Bg ee a ae one far oa ee — Lt “ : : es 2 eos wa | : | —Ralston Aid to Kling er —Gilpin Re- ; ) 1a 7 STin¢ i ss face furn ~ es =. Bt Fen s : & aoe, SS : Ss , ‘ ee inely in fest. if , i iS ees. 6 es gional Manager in St. Louis. e 20. | By a Special Correspondent of the, David E. Ralston, who for t! 8 | Post-Dispatch. 'last four months has been regional) DETROIT, May 28.—Important | manager with headquarters at St. changes in the sales organization of | Lguis, is to succeed Klingler as as- : sien Z i SG Ms Soe 2 : the Chevrolet Motor Co., are among | sistant general sales manager at De- wajay in = tag Pi A ee ae ee ee | “, % jthe important developments of the/| troit. ¢ tor CO., — Te] zl - . i 5 EEG Hs a = e KS x 3 Bess . | ; ee ; * week. | meevtinder Dodge, Which ASS & Soe... Sa oS aS So ee a SR , ie, 3 R. H. Grant, who has been vice-| A- W- LL. Gilpin, formerly as- ees, bas Surprising Speec, Power.7 & s : es Boe SS : Se eg “3 : = | Ppresicent and general sales man-| sistant general sales manager for Cesieration and mmootaness of | ERE SOR eee pee ae poe AOS EF oe ager, has been made vice-president | the Ford Motor Co., and recently | | TO re : in charge of sales. Grant has beer|in charge of the Detroit central of- | the directing genius for the tre-| fice of the Chevrolet Co., is to be as * °: | mendous growth of Chevrolet sales. | regional manager in St. Louis, suc- and Porch shou . ui! ; ré ngin from ee oe Se, ei Se ee ee Soe oa Re ee ee SS y , hep a recognized fae one | ceeding Ralston. taliu P % } (ne ifgoces men in th 13¢ i. Jane igo " —_ executive ranks of the Chevrolet @the nes — Sed odel of th Dod ‘4 linder v3e3 : : he fi ; : Se. | The followin changes 1 be : Cc from ne manage t St. Louis Remodeling ’ Roadability Ken arkable. ee an m¢ el © e new Dodge 6-cylin er car which is being shown for the first time in ; a foll wing rhanges n th Co., rom zone manag r at Bt. Louis dail 5 ay and BM iwpe car displayed rem: 12 Louis. It will be a companion to the Dodge four. | Che : sales: organization were! for less than two years, to assistant eo Pe Repairing pdibility. On smooth a eT _ = St. Louis: |general sales manager and now ’ x ca L hd ‘ea SSF + © AIC Ica 4 r} iaiis isi Se La lie )" ‘ | . AL is as Meu itn - i remises amin; Ove! : | ” , - a % + - S r a +. - ~ = . © — , , ; ee} G* ¢ A t " . oe ] ’ , & 17 at ¢ TY) lé . ’ TV De LY f } *ro 1 © | > ‘olris . T}eT TY} sede T} reé- manager o the Che x roiet Motor) Kansas ‘ ity , 2 al r) ton, N. Y “9 ana gece chassis, a es ~ MA b. j i « 4 . ; - . f . = West ine BI. | meorbed every shock +} a arene silat fiter Meerteyeetais . | Co., succeeding R. H. Grantin this; St. Louis to assistant general} iit Garages and Homes” Sy chs sew Dodee tx |above : | «eran aga Maan ecite ge cS og ene | | position. |sales manager at Detroit. | . : f ; : r, Tent ‘ ‘ or ' cy y i} .¢ y 2 ~ si T} , , ; J \* ar ry = ry t ] =) TY rs . is 7 cr : ‘ 1 * i The engine of this b a} m per Ou! j | rg svstem of! of Cameron Mountain, near | PARKVIEW 4280-9 girtually vibrationi: Ss. Li > Ds uns ak 37 BC ié e itior T>¢ ry 17 ’ = iv j if ’ re | 7338! Lj sé | mokin, 2 Tr r= ses for & milé | » send more information on or items a speed so smoothly as to leave driving throug ongested ,in. For the first time 4n De his- and a quarter was on a constant | e ge m doubt as to whether it ac- jtricts, its compactness n it | tory, Lockheed four-wheel intérnal| upgrade, averaging 15 per cent in| ° , . » o> pl ” ~ - ; ~ ~ = . _ : rr — . 3 ee eee | Porches mally is running. With remar ssible to get into the smallest of *xXpanding hydraulic brakes ire! manv places. he roadwey was : ‘ r a rr , aia . . a ee . aon a . ’ ~ ; gle swiftness it accelerate: “OM | parking spaces itilized. The system automatical ockvy end made the climb tor-| S$ is ie - - ‘oa ' X ‘ c r¢ ’ Na omer Loos tel tah tae alan a Sa ian . ° ns e es +. j per nouUu;r "Ty; ~ x ) . Ses bees ‘ Aas 4 ss La 21548 4 ' P| “ LuTO LAs urs .1 1e s e Sao 25 miles per Hour. Three Body Types Shown. turous, it Erskine 6 ran the | PIS riers Teckheed internal expandir ae a quire attention only every seven or| entire distance in high gear, says e — " ' : Cyr on, © a wT P ee ‘ . ? al ~ prdraulic four-wWwii: o} » ik => € > : * ree . “ 4 . : V . Rb : x - r { Ou 6 4 z ias Tae ne ® . > " . = _ ‘ ’ "= . » 7 . - + > > - « . o a : an 7T ne sedan me tee pix. Which is to i companion Pen Podge four. is PSEA ees i eae pes s Pr t Pere haeag Singtel hin Sk “2 ee eo ae 8 9 plied Rapecins, wey aay. Fen > CLL BORLA LES ee PP Hae», Esa ai 4 ne than one occasion Terms as Low as . . A ” >’ ~ a2 . ' sv? - >. ‘ 4 y ’ 7 ’ r = ry ’ 2 ~ 4 , : eas 7 ry ye . . Ta) 7 >» or carceé ii i 3.13 oe : . : . - € m= -—ter $3 ad: ic hein: mins —— 7 — eet 7 ’ aa ae i : : A > aie jp 4 - , > ¢ y , ; , a i? r 2 7 t “Ys + + ay —_— v4 . v - ° “4 es = i , . . . as mo ‘ . 4 ail ‘ Pid ‘ | ‘ gen length wes demonstrated. + Ree 159: ) . He . 2 ~ , ‘i P ; m =? iat Cw \ aa Pe cr a 2 @' « * a ™ , ‘ Yr) 7 rT ’ 1 v's ~ 7 ‘ y + 7 " } ar ,7 Sa ad Dodce - | . -T} he wine . aise ‘ i ho - - . * r > . . = - i i ee é . 7 ae As ~ 4 \A ~-* - | a~*»-* >» . - . : - ‘a s ; is pivyie - ad ’ 4 ¢ } « — ‘ . “> " 2% , re + ° ; y> - a . eo . + Siad e ire opt av ‘ i Lit iT » rT" sville avenue. ht oe t. Leuis, The Ninth street stor ‘ill be headaquarters for the | : company, and C. Fred Greene wil! NEW YORK TO PARIS be in chacge ot Mt. The Washington svenue store! FP a h “4 will be managed by HF. V. Greene. : at oil Made wit while Smith will be at Bakt &t. | : tires > 41 be sold by th y. The | ‘ business wil] & ond : both | . | & T bh Oo Re BB E kK C MOST MISSOURI | DIRT ROADS ARE 7 | ARBURET nor van (Continued From Page 15.) driving competition before he re- | f eames tired are salien Other front pel drive entries | eatures., 19, incorporatin; th i? counties Southeast travelable ono @ Ff comm Fakta 9 Sedan, $975. Body by Fisher : : PATERSOR RS way 22 s997 ¢ : % woTOR DEY! CFs ce shavealong,effee ~ $8 AST 25. 8F ewieus0 1, al oe ac; recent aut ‘fae ae : | ) : : c ya Sate cortaiis aocthamn: Aa not only satisfies ” ) ¥ ease and operating e certain sections to become | ; more when Oldsmobile y lm dion to ie low ide the yw-priced quality six , tastes. mancing charges avail ‘ & | pat ; . . eas — to = ,' ma - yp ogee itsellsforonly $975. a arburetor eather, but impassable afte Low price adds emphasis to its value. | | Twenty yearsof experimenting, developing and building i! rhe cumbo detour still seuneine| PANY |-22:-,, = the best carburetor that skill and ee be bet n Delta and Arbor. Chains | OLDS MOTOR WORKS, Si. LOUIS BRANCH : “4 . rer row os , r tain im r ere required to negotiate til Evenings ; see ee cen ane thean ttene cashed i Stepps renrge sation Locust at 23d Street CEntral 2250 ~ ; + - } ARBURETOR The section from Arbor to Ken- | Heinrich Automobile Company Grebe Motor Company ) OCUST STREET a ¢ WRIGHT ENGINE and —~ - oe Ls pen to traffic, @inougn Peerless Motor Company 5123 Deimar Bi. St Louis, Mo. 2937 Park Av., St. Louis. Mo. Zelliermann Motor Company Mitchelette Motor Co. = . . . FLIGHT Cham the 120{ foot of roadway imme- | 4001 W. Fiorissant, St. Louis, Mo. Lowe Motor Company Jaco Motor Compary Nameoki. Iii. i049 5S. Boyi o . ' J ’ 4 telly 3% of Hoicomb, ii N. C 28-31 “Db” St ran : ae: ee ia = | Commande: By rd in his NORTH POLE - taceenenor lately east of H eee sh see Siiaer Colne 121 N. Center St. Collinsville. 1. 1829-31 “D” St. G anite City, I Keeb Meter Commenr St. we r 2 beriain and D Acosta in their 54-hour non-stop iI_Ae {as : in ag d by 1 ), er pe CG sam 2 St, tenia Sect me. . ihe til. Knight Motor Company C. & E. Motor Company 115 WN. Iilineis St.. Bellewilice. TL ABER MOTOR SALES is also used this marvelous carburetor is still subject to- Becropees ; ste ee 1651 S. Grand, S. Louis, Mo. 3311 Woodson Road, Overiand, Mo. S7 Natura! Bridge Av. . 2 ; 7 ‘So i? rain The wate hor , Wil NION GARAGE / 4 Practically all altitude, speed, economy, and en rot inte Union, Mo. * 4 durance records on land, air and water, were There BROS. AUTO CO. _ ; N Ss. sucoda—between Kennett and the | ea : | Louis Av., East St Louis, Mi. <n made by STROMBERG EQUIPPED anoeenes : State ine. This detour j ' ‘ H STREET GARAGE i ~s Sersmbers forautomobiles pire: sccusioned by & drag Line © ¢€ : Be ashington, 0. Pe i new Vis-a-Gas Mo e tromberg jor au omoot ravator w) is enctin , | ' s j —_— — : = | has all the excellent features of the aeroplane model. Sentaane Atich ous an te ee sie x et | Have us install one on your car today. gat this point. 4 : Southwestern Roads Good. | | | ¢- * ars = =» ? : -onds in the southwestern | PRODUCT 7 CENERAL MOTORS 1S. G. Hoffman Magneto Co., Inc. § ..®euic5 Sarat Se Ae oh a dition. A four-mile detour on UU. & J. R. Medart. President Sole Distributor ee_-the St. Louis-Joplie route, via | 3872 WASHINGTON BLVD. Rolla and Springfieid—was opened | J St. Louis, Mo. at Rolla last week far traffic east | Efferson enti of Rolla. This detour is muddy | Dealers Write for Exclusive Territory after rains, but in fair condition | when dry. my hk my i ey @ we te le me BAO wie eh a RA or ea ae ik e%: a So

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— eee ! e ° bd S : | LITTLE CUSTOM JORDAN Jordan Custom Six Arrives in St. Louis that. But the sale of the mojel T|are being tocled up targa “Even now the business is s0 style, flexibility and 4 SM Motor Plant of $15,000,000 ee. ee] because it will not necessitate a to- operate.” e q pleted, Is 880 Feet Long. : a ~ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . — e.. ¥ vs ES —_— PAGE 40 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a aso NDAY MORNING, — ace oman pence enn leat eaeaneent a F Is H PI ns as In fact, the idea of a new car has/tively few men will be 7 — a ; [ FACTORIES } 1 or c us al been in my mind much longer thaniat a time while thefp a T | | 00th C 4 Is Made contiaued at such a pace that there | product : eee Se a 7 . a never seemed to be an opportunity | “At present, I can Ong : + RKING A : BEING DISPLAYED HERE Cr SRNR al gs AE: 3 a es ee ae Pi) Se oot | ’ : to get the new car started. about the new model 3p ha. Ee | ; : i da pine adie we gs se me : i cE ome a ; 4 x ‘ ie ge om | . - oa* ° lhrisk that we ar p aznuinst the traffic. There ig nothing ¢- tas 5 | | * ee cs OR se sna a z = Pe Ie 28 ae a a Se eae Nothing Quite Like Néw Auto He Will Pro- | emia =o salt the lle it in quality and price, Ths - vat . sgn soasapeeapeenigianere tea = a RS —s" ia car se =o 4 . - as ne model while we tooi| car will cost more te inne in, 3 pilin a) | a eco ee rs el Pore ee ae duce, He Says—Not Much of a Price coing on one. tam vlad of ihis| but it wil be mean «© Buildings, Recently Gams _—-—- , biel : m 4 Th se big buildings compris- Special to the Post-Dispatch. ,;many parts of the worid which are) GET OUR HARRY WHITE Aveln The on be Moter Cie tal The litt! ustom six-cylinder | ee oct oe BS sag a Ma ee So oe a — ge ; q _ ‘ h vy 92 —With/ just beginning to be motorized But | L Pri n COME IN. G .. es ing - ‘ a8 oa ss : : Sa lai b a net POORROR Fs Ce he . - : = - OIT, Mich. May aoe av | jus i) ~ Aiiiiisg & S 614i ae © W ces Oo Mi ~. ET OocR no : : vy no are now : eS ee . as conditions in this country have so 0 ON TIRES. THEY W ry 4 . > pontiac six divisio Tyan ' rd has arrive - Louis and | Age : RATES 2 : ; : $e apr ue ee ’ . ; “g rr Jordan : aC Ue : We ee aoe ce - —iee = he 15,000,000th Ford Model T car) ee a ae i | you. JUST OPEN ‘y i ; t full capacity, following thetr ‘a bein sh Own by Archer-Mann ' nies , ‘ % Sa : ne ae. DR De Rae : bay BR a ow t 8 , ° greatly cha nged that fuz ther retine- ’ 1 OUNT LIKE yor HA . . ¥ : Bk ning a . ra time of : eit es é . ; | y “ ay : : B Rae er ee. § rolling off the assembly lines Thurs-| ment in motor-car constructions is! DEPARTMENT STORER” : : = completion in the reco a nial } r t istinctly new) * U22.35a aii % Se : ees aa ; a eat a ken | * tC ; : : ~ , ths, a = : oa = ‘ | a ee * Ma aati py NS > Se BREE RO os | Mie day, Henry Ford —— —— _|now desirable, and our new mode? - ee (= less than seven Mon = trpe of motor car, 8s lier and] #42 . a. . ee ee ee , fo. See his silence as to plans for 2 new) is @ recognition of this. | WE CAN O. K. YOUR CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES = © tory statement. | lighter in weight than any car Jor- : ee £ idea’ , 2s oe oa ~ - - a : ; = s rey : Ford car, and, as w2s told er) “Beside the model T itsel DUNLOP, GOODYEAR and FIRESTONE “The motor manufacturing plant, | aay ‘ecussed the new produc-| : as : lant, and car storage dan has ever built day, has discussed P other revolutionary element whic assembiy P “ 5 > ' ; EC L GO ESE 8d Wea ee. 7 ae : - rie 5, | a in. ee on gradect, St eee ached oe he Ford Motor Co, introduced canieendise: ei 900,000 expansion program,” the ; | 2H it running for hi There is a five-passenger cus- % cy Re Ca 2 si nie Mae i ) sone . se - >Ost. i ' P - ‘g as Henry Ford, Edsel Ford, president, | © g -ontract awarded in the "nited _ : - : “The motor manufacturing dDuild- Sam tombe ia “The model T car was a pioneer, i di 7 : } ne LET TS DO YOUR . 3 ing is one story monitor-type steel. : aes V. ’ ‘ . 6s 1, ne = i _ ~AAa l nossible. rith he new S : pee , The car is only 69 inches high. / out sacrificing head room or clear-|welght and size—and still give 18 PACKARD 0 Bull D ‘ There was no rd modei fF oan W see the a BALLOON i : rrame construction. 530 feet wide ah op Galery ales art Veta es ae oe POE AIA is 5 const eae or The average adult standin he | ance. eurb can easily look ove »| It will accerlate from 5 to 22} Cc ‘miles an hour in less than seven| ‘The car has a radiator of new de- - ¢ }~ otor industry and ‘ Uantity production On | * 1 = + : a % % . 9 - : 7 * e a, - ae ‘ tor the moi Jk }SSes Soe. 7 ear! ad ~ 30 for Six-ioover side. Dn is econd a6 ¢ han 70 mil a} ion ” right n . t. i hign hs e ss : oi -— va . = = . sturdy chassis. All bodies have factory says. “Their construction planned to commemora dr lL as ic ‘ oie Po 3 4 ever undertaken at one time as well tom sedan, a new type of four-pas- Risen... ntons Sustains somsistaemebcsenaceibneiiimSit iis ibis 8s SORES SERS SRS Sag ei 46°" t _—— a } ort salon } rt collapsible '.. — : : ‘ . “. acres REI ee ee eee Cone ‘lines. The Little Custom six is being shown in St. Louis today for the first time. __ | were present. ‘largest factors in \ ] f motor cars utomoodii , ropose ; ‘to 20 miles to the gallon of ga5, otor cars r mot we propose to ny $80 feet long. Besides the ma- | first made it. There were! continue in the light car field TIRE REPAIRING 2710 WASHINGTON JEffersen 0673-45 -ninery for producing motors, it according to factory officiais. ; eee . ccording the hic] e : on the same; All Work Guaranteed Open Sunday Moraine ‘ nas facilities for testing 249 units at one time. — being fully ee eee | We are the original designers of 35 Acres Floor Space. ~ - nee “~—s_ 4 — —— . $8.45. | +n oe ows ‘ mi (of the ne reating plant, it | this type of Garage. “The new Pontiac division fs le- andard guarantee. e to a very large | 32x. collapsible. A tan leather trunk ali : a ee a a — . 1 ee pe | ee x are — to quote aot low x of — am material te cenen G6) a Se heme tte’ CABS LET ME BID ON BODIES Be EB 5 Spec Ra ” Cash Price List cated on the Grand Trunk Railway, " rices, uy your Summer supply sow. a : erence iy 2 "ja oi] ill furnish 3000 boule St eae oa are ize 10 miles of track on its Made since 19072. 40 th ear. fie iy iaiaesieti ne sai _ ) PS CO - eE be aa . . o_o pete: | . snl ae. vs. saga a, | Meeeupewer and ‘écliver steam YOUR CAP & BODY REQUIREMENTS || |iecgeee ee) 18x15 2-Car Size, $263 mises, and storage space for] pensae OS, Tes ears man” eines | Westher...... PL DSO ame the cofan ant the ee © 225 pounds preavure. | : a, | ai ae) ©610x18 1-Car Size, $165 [00 freight cars. There are 35 > stits S0nS.25 Bakl., SI2.96 3326.00 Al.” : salon have scarlet wire wheels of | Exh >am 5 poun res- | 25 years personal experience in the business. : Emey : epee ie 7 ef floor space within the R2x4 Oversize, $11.75 | 3125.25 Ball., $13.45 | yoatner ie $18.45 a new type with large hubs, and all | sy; ri) be led throu: hich | Cabs and Bodies designed to suit your individual require- SBR 5 33 ae — : ais aiid ‘a sewers. and four S5x4 Oversize, $12.35 | 30x5.77 Bail., $15.25 | This is beautiful merchan- attaching bolt heads concealed but essure — - ments, and to fit any make of truck. : ~ ' Pm a ; trified cewer pion ae ’ Ad ne 2934.40 Ball. $7.95 | 33x6.00 Ball, $16.15 dise branded seconds. ee accesathie. i a. th teen ahem tots Highest class. Low prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. 5 ‘snes Eatin ~ | Manatactured and Built Only by wittitiniecaiitadl ON-KNIGHT AVERAGES High-Grade Cord N. S. High-Grade Balloons | ittle tomboy is done in a away with the parate pow Quotations made promptly upon telephone request, or per- Bae rites C GARRE IT | id pking | hou Steam of atn ic i ; 7 | e CO. Oversize... Special bony black wire | su! rjil be use fo the force EMRI Manager, Victor -Body Works, | 3 2 a Pee sgt | oe taal : eof » | Se” i aan wheels. iders match the body. / hot water heating system. J. A. CH, 24th and McCasland Blvd. & a ee ee J oad Suite tf Sage Ga 19 M, P, 6, REPORTS SHOW | :~ nae “i sonal visit if desired. Special Oversize Non-Sk ellow with .* . 83.45 32z4%e. ‘ = $10.75 . , : ae: ; . ~ ewe 4 ~*t? , ‘ " ‘ $13.95/S3x5 ... $15.4! wane, 5S. 30x5.77, $12.50 A dickey seat in the re | a So oe Stews Telephone BRidge 3366—3367 East St. Louis, Dl. | ce, 6220 Ridge Av. . pe $13.95'S5x5 ...$§1: 30x4.95, $9.75 133x6.00. £15.50 controlled by a sprin; combination of the power and heat | Alley Wiew—2-Car Garage Offi Av. While no attempts at record ! ' | 1 the drivirz lanis. Powe Ll i oduce: Literature Sent on Request PHONE CABANY 8625-1656 sreaking economy drives have yet 30x33 Clincher Heavy 29x4.40 Le turbank ton fol only ; ro tj » the heat ec heen made by the engineers of the : 2 Nen-Skid Cord Miller Non-Skid, {| Ke!ly-Spring- | i per r drivin re-|requirements, § lat the steam | Falcon Motors Co., builders of thee ” {2 ewe : : i ; ; | : rn tin om a . . 9974.40 Balloon Heavy $5 75 $8.40 oe oo {é >I. T phoiste ry 18 ne 1¢:! . 3 —— on-Knight Six, reports coming] : Non-Skid,...,. V¥* Dunlop ..$8.40 $3.40 skin finished leather. be doing double duty. Heating tem- | : in from owners are disclosing aver®, Seconds - peratures will | *rulate t th ages well around the 20-mile a Get Our New Low Prices on Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich, Tire Goes 33,000 Miles. D house. , the gallon mark, says a factory United States, Fisk, Goodyear, Miller, Ajax, G. & J. 14 : . ; The wood nefuse system is an statement. | : ’ William Ashton, owner the | : | , and 20 Other High-Grade Tires ‘ ded feature to the operaticn of a “An owner .in San Francise® TIRES MOUNTED FREE |Reading (Pa) baseball 7 | th -r plant | wood pieces, | Be De made the 600-mile trip from thaty UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (iInc.) 2840 Locust St. BM ™'S"* ©#\!y pose as an authority shavings and sawdust will be col-| ! 3 ; ; | ty to San Diego, a savi ) 2, CA. " . it : imost exactly with that made inj 00 tor f coa . oi : WEN y ‘alifornia and which was slightly over 19 miles to the gallon of gase= “Both of these trips were made? MODERN CONDITIONS : without advanes preparations and] were observed by the owners meré} —s y as a matter of curiosity. Neith=# The Tiffan “of Low = Priced C. arcel delivery truck with un-| oe er of the ears had shown 10005 fe A f a Ld a noe a . F niles on the speedometer before) ows licen etal 1c See OtOr | ' 4 the trips w ce started. | : — S - ao so . } | | ‘These. mileage figures on ne cars are attributed to the high ef less pra been — to helt , ne sh nts | i ficiency of the Kates Star car buyers are no | and distribution, and to aid them The uses of a companion car were never more evident—to save on the up- Se oe Te keep and depreciation of your larger car; to do things that a light car can used the Falcon-Knight in whict e r | d | ] a cna nea ' inated the exclusive features of design particular’ about style an meee, F nd Sixes |Solutely the physical condition of | now on. who can afford the limit to gratify their desires for an ultra-modern @Q& ™ cre grip on the steepest aca” ours a | the battery, and, within reasonable | A An outstanding feature of the W vagrant os ditional s rvic ee A verine brakes te that they are tlt ao mm xpect to secure from 1 : 5 a This service is gratis to the own. MOON MOTOR: SALES INC., 3114 Washington Avenue ~ ing thelr eateepenes ase 24 | nl : ; STANDARD TIRE CO. OPENS — = . er, and, while th est ie heins ’ , Central Star Seite, Coe Givens Motor Co., Charies F. Gatrweiler, e test is being Deer Mose!lv Frits Motor Car Co. Igou Motor Ca. Kaaght bMorenr Co. The Valley Moeor Ca. eo St. Charlies, Mo. ti 4 r3T} ive I. : : : = - nn MP acme » Soo he school, will give the operator | St. Louis, Mo. Se. Louis, Mo. Se. Louis, Mo. Sc. Loum, Mo. Se. Lewis, Mo. . = ges ° ITS a SERVICE STA ro ee = el Bie iewowreuont« 4 ete place 20 ite Naan nme witha annette abl 2, Re PE EG SS heer e Pha AA RTE ee He . Erg z ee ek . ee ee » aw “ ae . Uh PT Pt Det Ande ove Cat st pen ei aeriget Dah Mme = o SR Pe. 2029 33 Bases Mead. : ma ee | le or a. eee ne 100 Main S¢., de R. W. Wilson, director of 696° Prier Ave. 3114 Washergton Ave. 2918 N. Geend Bird. 1645 S. Grand Bied. Beilevue 3660 Geevois Ave. nis Ver ® Granite City Star Sales, Of the car tips on t Ln 1050 N. Kirkwood Road, Niedringhaus @ State Sts, the care of the | rkwoed M ; battery in ord eee: tte | ° . . : . | pa ln ns = a Granite Ctiy. Hl. ery in order to secure the mas- | Attractive Direct Factory Contracts Availabie. Representative Will Call On Request. : The Standard Tire Co, 267% Endress Motor Sales, Kéward J. Hunt MM imum service 3700 W. Main St., hg = Washingt open 3 oo 0. anle a a a as CR Brendon City Garage & Mach. Shop wt Gen 3. Merch Wy avenue, will a = Stuhr Star Sales Ca.. ©. & BE Meter Co. Auto Hobo Schemes. 7 907 Springfeid, UL Breese, i Quincy, OL Alten, UL . es: Pegg service tis =~ oom &.. R311 Cesmen Rend, ern Niederauer, a young col- Boonville, M Coz Motor Sale: Ca. Rey J. Hinds R S. Mercer eS tednes a pa tien of the Fast Overland, > ege student arrived in Washing- LéachGiehd, I. Pasi, . they found the gas container was . ° 7 - president es wists . Pee: BOs & 7 ~ b> eae a Rhoades is secretary and : nf niy the wanderer’s suit case filled Moon Sixes and Diana Straight § Models from $995 to $1995 f Oo. b. St i d urer, . - F: re- with elothi: vj al lothing. Niederauer gaid The company ts 4 works bata te tae, Po Sigh tera. 2 hte ere PRO te a MO hte +: \inasastslian ssa aise nee gst Phil epueediediiind = teh: aint fee - . es Cs eer AEE SIGRON <A a | 8 . LET ey Ge aap As TC eee * “iv a ee ee ee es geen inl = ee 242: 2 fer the ¢ar owners made it a point to passenger and tires tires. ward hie destinaticn. | et . ~oyeag

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te en =e i go. tal shutdown. Only a 2a8 ‘tively few men Will be ou an | }at a time while their io T | are being tooled up f - re product. . — Rew SPOT FACORES Ths to manut Cconom) cal a ——— COME IN. ow WILL IN PRICES cost Motor Plant of $15,000,000 Buildings, Recently Com- pleted, Is 880 Feet Long. more | but it wi Ope rate.” The three big bui ldings compris- ing the Oakland Motor Car Co. pontiac six division are now run- ning at full capacity, following their ee in the record time of ess than seven months, says a fac- ned statement. “The motor manufacturing plant, assembly plant, at nd car storage puilding, all now in use, comprise the major part of Oakland’s $15,- 900,000 expansion program,” the factory says. “Their construstion was the largest automotive project ever undertaken at one time as well Oo es 7 ens ee OR GAME “pte aes | : SSALE HOUSES 4 OR GRoC rae MINUTES Bt EAR and F IRESTONE Short of : nh Buy on asy Tape the largest factory construction Deizy ‘entract awarded in the ‘United at Once contrac States during 1926. “The motor manufacturing build- mg is one story monitor-type steel- frame construction, 530 feet wide by 880 feet long. Besides the ma- chinery for producing motors, it has faci ae for testing 240 units at one tin Three Story amy Building. “The assembly building is three stories high, 180 feet wide and 1269 fect long, the various floor levels being omitted in the high center section for the sake of light an ventilation. (CHARTS TIRE WASHINGTON IT. -fferson O6?: oo — where the = rt et c . produced, but the Oakland Pontiac six was f much new equipment. “A mile of glass sk} the working natural light, assuring tvpe of accurae workma Heating and ventilation are best, as are washroom and —No deed of trust r equired ‘« V cae a Garage. Property _— we @ need to be clear. No red ta neat Finance Department. Pe to our ~ a2 } } t 12 hi gine St nship. of the ' ~~ - on iLOcK eI Vy our choice of “Lead and Surfaced Shingle Roof, el por eee or | f colors. at 6220 Ridge. Open Evenings and far — facilitis 35 Acres si loor Space. We are the ; Sid ‘arme on on designers of Cash Li “The new Pontiac division {s lo- Price ast cated on tne vate “ Trunk Railwe 18x18 2Car Size, $263 i ston 19 : den of track : on ne 10x18 1-Car Si remises, and Sstorars¢ sp e fo} ize, $165 00 freight cars. There are 30 of finor Gd, are the safest prevention K factory statement. WR; 3 ; + * iets €ases “Starting out with a list of rigid night driving. Its low, Ma... reguireménts, Reo investigators dads. p bar tested numerous types of braxes, only to meet with disapopintment. one of these braces, © Was found. could come up to Reo stanc- erds of efficiency. A special trper o* brake was therefore evo'ved for the new FlLeo models. “These new brakes giving equal- ized pressure on all four wheels, are of the interna] expanding hy- park in a 14-foor space or ir Not ud like to trust your family 2 Case that make it a fit run 71 has appealed to so many *s for an ultra-modern car. their smooth, dependable act.on in aij kinds of weather, sure grip on the steepest giades. An outstanding feature of the W»i- verine brakes is that they «re fully protected from road eplash, wilt ing their unimpaired action.” «STANDARD TIRE CO. OPENS ITS NEW SERVICE STATION The Standard Tire Co. 2671 Washington avenue, will open its v new headquarters service station Ngton Avenue The company is dealer for Fire- | stone passenger and truck tires and | wuther standeré brands of tires. eee 2A 2149 >} pity; “At present, I can Oniy eS out t the new mode]. lt has trig traffic. fie Xi ibility and ‘ tain q iratti There is gg i rul i lit YY and Price itte = “The car storage building, 432 feet wide -— 760 feet long, is also | 2 Years to Pa of monitor constructio: S y “The mechan nical equipment of mal] Carrying Ch the new factory includes not only ‘ne new Laal t ba £4iivsUsTo i ii 4 arges the machinery transferred from ‘ lights keeps niacin with | tre | ly as a matter of curiosity. Neith- | er of the cars had shown 100 | miles on the speedometer before Fini - tf > ficiency of the Knight sleeve-valve | en E al ; (—to seve on the up- rt @ power pia nt used in the Falcon- | | Knicht sleeve-valve power plant | > things a light car can v sht s t used ™# the Falcon-Knight in which | = the exclusive features of design ‘ give a high power development draulic kind, and are notable fcr : and for their | “> a aAssSUfe- i Am at 2843-47 Washington boulevard ‘9 today. The present location of the ase company will be continued as a | 401 branch station. Ra, The new building of the com. | pany is a two-story brick structure with 19.000 square feet of floor / space under roof. There is a 5000 | - square-foot open air service space ao = _— adjacent to the building. MH, F. $19 ee gma Schweighoefer is president and O. 9 oe 4 des is secretary and treas- 5 f. o. b. St. Lose ~ P 4 & urer. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =. ate eatntt anal SUNDAY M ORNING ~~ ee , MAY 29. 1997 ( : | Brooke Johns seated he he bought last week. —— A tr tieMlle ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee PEGE SC | period of hard going which reache@ GLICK IS SALES PROMOTION MANAGER OF MOON MOTOR CO, Phillip Glick, who since 1921 has served as service manager of the Moon Motor Co., has been ap- pointed sales pro- motion manager. Glick also was for a time nected with thé engineering partment of Moon Motor Co. tion manager, Glick will charge of , sales work tthe company. all for engineer of Co-| tlumbia University, New York. ee WILLYS-KNIGHT AVERAGES 19 M. P. 6, IN 3448 MILE RUN | con- | As sales promo-| i have | ' He is a graduate) Joint Tou uring Bureau: Please | sper, 13,940, and Marion County, give streets through St. Louis, road | | licensed by the department. 6025. | to take, starting at Olive street, St. | 654,554 Last Year's Total. Wayne County showed the Louis, to Henderson, Ky. J. J. G.| The total number of motors reg- | smallest registration with only 245 last on Chouteau avenue to | istered in Missouri last year,-ac-cars licensed. Their total regis- Seventh street, cross Free Bridge | and then follow Illinois 12 | through East St. Louis, Trenton, Sandoval, Flora, Glee, Law- Open Sundays Until 1:00 P. M. renceville to Vincennes, Ind. Autos vehicles had been! Jas | 554,486 motor | 30x3', Mile, Cr $s. 45 | J 30x3} Oversize A. W. Cords, $8.45 | cording to department records, tration last year was 1131, how- REO WOLVERINE MAKES 6349 om Dalles Cadillac | S ial S rt Ph “| 04 i CARS LICENSED a a ever. The smallest registration in cadre ge ving Sate viieg ee pec po aeton _ Of the total registration to date,/ 1926 was in Carter County, show- MILE RUN WITHOUT MISHAP to Baird, Tex, during which 3 97,620 were automobiles and 56.-| ing 554 machines ear slid continually into soft a ’ - =» \ 4 s . Ad « . ‘ iz ao * 4h) WAS i, De . 866 were trucks. A total of 440 were listed as“no| The new Reo Wolverine, in a) Here it was often Rina ase sig . wis re rit ? : ‘ ; Official] cars owned and operated county.” Officials in the registra- i recent 6249-mile test run from drive Wita the throttie W sine ne ' } nf =-_ocC o . " . . , — ¢ 1¢ ? ear, } i by the State total 1282, registra-| tion department declared the ma-j| Lansing to Los Angeles and re- 4! i the car oe: — E nated ye ’ ; tion fis gure Sg for State cars reveal. | jority of these were licenses sent . turn, Ww ithstood té rrific punishment y» rforrm: Lit oe = Lo e on aici pone = he main office of the registra- out of the State to Missourians under every has dship of trave l, ways ace ent. mx " site a . A : rs we NGS as , thant: cine efficiency WwW Iso & St. Louis Leads List W ith 66,- tion departme nt here has issued touring the country or visiting in finish! nr the grueiiing trip Ww ithout rine eLiiciencys — aa aaiie aia | ice 77,013 ito iles : ) $4e ‘ ‘ the mountain-cilmoin >S US, ae ro) I v ar lice nses for ] ss 019 automobiles otb & r States. once requir ing a tention tH its In Oe st - i peemend ~ - - " , ; : : .sorin oe ‘ . ay . fag t | 000 Total Here 2 t Car and 15 445 trucks. The St. Louis Et ee tor, transmission, steering pear,'the engine showed ae pores ih Q r é 24.7 : ray "4 " _ . ‘ Pn . ent at 4 altituce C ; +S " zg Was 140,307 branch issued 128,111 auto tags, Car Cost 30 Cents Pound. axles or brakes. says a factory beat at an a ; wet Wolverine - ™“: . ind | f i 4 at. s. : “ eee : | and 21,495 trucks: Kansas City, More than half the cars sold in statement nyo lbrienlige Aitional 3000 ; - f ? . 7 - . “s . 2 ar ‘ fo 2 € ; “ae ‘3,000 automobiles, 9500 trucks; the United States cost the buyer “The run from Lansing to Los | Was driven tor @n ad ; 4 - Ti t ne “ ; By the Associat ed Press. St. Joseph, is. Hoo automobi les, Less tnan 20 cents a m und. A Ange leg was made Via st. Louls, rniles i (ore s.ar ng gr . seal a : f) “or ' . — : “7h — ? iy F 17 ’ ec n ak $i] | JEFFERSON CITY, May 28.- -26 trucks; Springfield, 20,000 au- | comparison with other com »modit! es| Memphis and Dallas. Tempera-| trip. When 4 as be in such y © 2nt ie 4 - eee ee _ithe ca as foun B ss |More than half a million automo- | tomob lles, 2300 ecke. all other | purchased by the American pub- | tures during the trip varied from | the car a cio hong was used ae | branches, 71,490 automobiles and_ lic shows this pound cost to be un- 25 to 90 degrees. At Memphis, ' good coraiuon 4 . ee | biles were licensed by the Mis- | 5949 trucks. usually low bad holes in the road ushered in a for demonstration purposes. . ice he Sec- | machines registered, led the list. ‘ | partment in the office of the Sec zi ; ° ’ —_ 3 ; at the wheel of the new s5-passenger Cadillac lretary of State in the first three | The total for last year in St. Louis | 5 WHILE PRICES | — | was 140,367, however Kansas City amend an tthe 1927 automobile | W## 140.367, however. Kansas City | E LOW a months OL ine Ave autor 0 ile showed a total of ] I &. O00 registered. AR L | year. ' 000 i 3 + & | 23 n County in 1926. | TS i, tt, pemtetention ehuetn ' 7 | MOTORISTS! Take Advantage of These Low Prices—All New, Clean, F resh Stock HOW TO GO r . isiration | ) . Louis County had 22.000 cars a ) q por f busines ine i: aclke — ’ \ Milter Geeared-to-the-He ords., | 2 he 1. n ren ) ibn a : se licensed ie County, _ £080: GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS | ..¢'s..osns°°™" .. $505) © " +7) rf yr} sr) } rer « &: n¢ "Ye *) he 7. > - @ z : “ — eo © I . waging suchanan, 8425; Greene, 13,145; All New, Clean, Fresh Stock neo 7 ” 2°x2%% Miller & &. Noo-Skid.& 8.95 eee ae Soe eee ae “a oremagp 3234 Miller 8.8. Non- Skid. . .. 813.65 y 30x5 8.58. N.S. A. W. Cords, $73.45 | on xq Miller 8.8. Non-Skid. ... $15.95 33x5 8.8. N.-S. A. W. Cords, $23.95 | 3°x4%% Miller ego oe ie. a din — K B5 .. ae 2495 | 3534% Miller Non-Skid...... A5 noe my ne «tg gg fh sae pes 34x414 Miller Non-Skid...... $19.95 po Eee a ae 24.05 =2y% Miller Non-Skid ....... we. 4) ides 33x5 S.S. N.-S. Pathfinder. . $17.95 § 45x5 Miller Non-Skid $23.90 FISK X "id CORDS 31x5.25 Miller Non-Skid $14.95 30x5.26 Miller Non-Skid, 1 30x4.95 Miller Non-Skid, 29x4.40 Milier Non-Skid, 30x3% Fisk N-5. 28x3 Fisk = SS ‘ei — Sisé4 Fisk &.5. N.-S.. 61°. S2x4 Fisk &.8. N.-&., oraae From there follow TV. & 41 $8.65 $13.45 $14.45 through Princeton and Evans * Goodvear All- 15 Goodyear All- Goodyear All- United States. 3324 Fisk 8.8. N.-S.. 615.96 pre Kevan Ee int Weather .. $8.95] Weather . $13.95] Weather . $14.95 14.95 | 3°54% Fisk S.. $19.25 ville to Henderson. Roads con- Kelly-Spring- United States. Fisk Premier — | Goodyear All- Sixé% Fisk N. &., $19.46 crete and gravel. Total distance ree 45 $13.75) Non-Skid $12.48 Weather, 515.45) Sixat, Fisk N. 8, £19.96 ates a — es a ‘we United States, Fisk Premier— lr. &. Roya Fisk Premier os 3x6 Fisk N. &. ... .822.76 = a es is (Like = $8.75) Non-Skid, $11.26 | Cords $14.25 |Xon Skid, $12.75! ants Bick Wl. Se Joint Touring Bureau: lease Ballo be give the route and distance from S 30x5.77 33x6.00 2914.4 Non-Skid wt $5.75 RED TOP St. Louis to Borger, Texas. J. L. 8. Miller $16, 75 Pathfinder ? ; Clincher Heavy 45 FISK CORDS West on U. S. 66 through | har a ee 30x37 $4. Mal chester Union Range aoe — Up t nited $16. 25 mga ; $14.95 2 Non-Skid Cord ' aoe | m. Sipcinatiane oo ee rink” “"" 46°45] xonsuia.. $17.45| HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRES 3013 skis $6.75 Ga, DOpiiil r ) ) aT . ; onal . ll Butt United 1 All @)veraize follow Kar nsas 96 through Galena Special a . Fisk Premier States .. Si. 19 30x35 Non-Skid ...... $5.75 30133 ¢ to Independence, Kan. Then JU. Non- Goodyear S1x4 8.8., $7.05 | 33x4 = 88.75 R 75 to & aney 4 ki ah oma 1 " to Ford Roadster, $7 Skid eee . 9 All- Weather $18. 45 32x 4 &.%., $8. : By | 34x4 8.8. _BS. 95 Non-Skid Dats . Rew NEe 7 os +a ' lity of These Tires 6- Ply Heavy A Tulsa, Oklahoma 7 to Oklahoma By The “Above Tires Are Seconds but Will” Not Affect Wear'ng Qua 60 via Amarilla and the DONALD (Improved Application) PROCESS All Mail Orders Must Be Accompanied by & 4 SR RRR i8o Bank Draft, Money Order or Check, to Save Delay in Shipping . ‘ * , anhand!) 1 30rger sorger i: . ~ . . JEFFERSON 1 Car Covers 3448 Miles in 10-Day P ndle to Borger. Borger is This nationally approved process cannot be imitated! Trip From Los Angeles. -§ miles fromm Panhandle. Mile- B r t th ‘ciel? £ t sattehel Driving a “70” Willys-Kunight se- age 1010 miles. Texas roads are © sure you ge e original. ccept no substitute: ro rom Tos Angeles to Water-! mostly sand and dirt in fair con- Cars are stripped of all old paint. Guaranteed to be. chip-proof, Parts Gan f = , angel rica lition Other oad ra l nd Donald process applied by hand. weatherproof, crackproof and Viholesale and Ketail WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE we a = Chane - tow i. x. 3 ~~ nh 10 te Gays, for a aivion. Jiner roacs £1 ave af) Looks es good as new. sulphuric acid proof. Deulers. Write for Our Price ae 31 17- 31 19 OPEN FVEN aeennem ane distance of 3448 miles, F. G. Ge- |. concrete. FREE SERVICE AT OUK 8TO ALL DAY EE roux in his twelfth cross-country | Joint Touring Burea Piease NASH AUTO PAINT Co. as INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE LOCUST STREET DAYS T0 SERVE OUR CU tour averaged 19 miles to the gal-|&!ve distance and best roads to 1828 LOCUST ST Day Till |! DIRECT FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS FOR LONGLINE AND AKRO CORDS AND BALLOONS ion of gasoline, says a factory Stickney, Mo. E. D. : ” 1 P. M. statement UL. S. 66 through Manchester, | ._o hte REPUBLIC TRUCK CO. ADDS 5 OVERSEAS DISTRIBUTORS The Republic Motor Truck has added four new treeaetly Europe and one in cee to v rT}, 110N1., ine \Artwvoer AS . . ifs overseas selling orga inew (ij str] ibut ors are a7 rae Mio | **% * ~~? . 4 lroeco: Budapest, Hungary; Mid- den-Beemster, Holland: Helsinsk! ~ Finland, and Lisbon, Portugal. Immediately after signing their contract. the new distributors placed orders with the for stock of trucks of ock of factory a representative various sizes, as well as a | factory Eapeeceneest 1 parts SAL. J, WESTING AGENCY NEW BLINX SWITCH DISTRIBUTER usive distribution rights In Exc! : s+ ,ouis metropolitan territory ‘for the Blinx automatic stop light and tail light switch has been Ob- ‘tained by the Al. J. Wes = ELGAR CO. SIGNS UP 38 NEW ——_— — — em » eee - .- : - — ; - + sf +} a : —— —— —— rke tiifé Dir fest na nu ——— — ~——, fa uTine on an j}os er ed le aie ———— eee ) ——— eee , : Ls) rf 7 +} ar — y S eeenetll 1€ E) ar su ) f since l€ ad- eee: _—— a — ——a_ : , j ’ ——_2 j we of the shock-less chassis, savs _— ——_—_——— }g =i ——-— - —— - a far tory s* 1 ‘ if I de 2B as athe Since April 1 38 new distributers | : . H . a m > and dealers have been signed up mer ica’s rm. A. Rawson, sales manager, has just completed the secon nd of his| . ; 1000-mile trips by ‘railroad, auto- | mobile and airplane, holding meet- ‘ings with dealer organt izations in| the East and Mi ddl e West. Codfish ae Emblem. Massachusetts has selected the codfish as the emblem to appear on its new motor license tags for 1928. Gasoline Can't —No spitting —No sputtering — No back-firing If you want a better run- ming car Use BENZO-GAS Always Newer—Always Better Benze-Gas Meter Fuel Ce. ST. LOUIS /* 7 y he e'atStcast } bret “fi 4 iti the & pedals ci tic! hicenalle (>i the rt 7h real significance of Ww hat Auburn —_ sccimnoledend is just beginning to be. appre- “ ciated by the public in general. 2 7 7" 7 | . People who have not actually driven a new ~ Auburn and therefore, do not KNOW. THE: DECORATION DAY Special Offerings HEAVY DUTY NON-SKID i -— $ 45 FIRSTS HEAVY DUTY NON-SKID asus FINSTS $8.95 sit $13.75 65 pous td " 23x4'. FIRSTS 30x3° . Cord Rearsien, BALLOON CORDS Other Size High ‘Preasure and Balioons Priced Accordingiy pair “Summa-Slip” FR IB 0 with every pur- chase of 2 or more tires. THE STATE TIRE GO. CHORLINS BROS. N. E. Cor. 23d and Washington FREE TUBE REPAIRING OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 ALL DAY SUNDAY Cemplete Steck of Used Tires Expert Guaranteed Vuicanizing CEntral 7122-8774 Mel! Orders Promptiy Filled. DIFFERENCE, have wondered At’ Auburn's ae mary clous SUCCESS and - $row th. .. © The os eetacauinet who , the most. modern- ized product and gives the greatest value for Auburn offrotals am competition miles an how and for 75 mules Auburn fin AV BURN AU.LOMOBELE- CS 6-O6 Roadster =1095. 6-66 C em, ~1295- 6&6 Sp S77 A Cabriolet > £599; Sea's ye sedan = ar may | } lap Se ~~ Bos Sport ~e di ‘amy * 2095; ar ale Sedan “Zi ~ ~ = te * ” i s Fastest (our Hands and. Via» yi hdc 10 and 2 semutle u 5 ° 2 > = Tyssenuer Scdiet oP et te dl Tr awit TT ma x > _ «4 ~ UT y ee aes ee oe eee S tuck Car 5 a A . ee Sowell cig fine lhe cacrT emer s ere Hat tripe acceleration thine ' ; (ATIC: ‘C.aonecninowvne eet Prove It the least comme nsurate cost, will have public ause he. DESERVES it. But the day has passed when the MANI FACTURER’S CLAIMS alone will win the ‘public. “HE MUST PROVE THEM. § That is Why Auburn: says ‘Drive the new. Straight Eight maké comparisons,and if the Auburn does nor nicet- YOUR. requirements BETTER than any other tars AND >SELL ITSELT, will not be asked to buy”. approval beca yoru records i saeie? 2 i ; ished veith dinri cia cra | can’t? Sa omntics an how!) ‘EL BURN, INDI IMPANY, ort “cdan SI195; 6-66 Sedan 21°95: 8-77 KK : » : ¢ - . : , . > sedan S 16957 B-SS Reimiseer STOVS* BSS Caprio Tax ahd T | brenhe, 2309 Locust Blvd. AUBURN-ST. LOUIS CO. CEntral 2764-5 Open Evenings and Sundays MAaAVIVLA onosiey sreimrre UCALC Shy ty ete ae = en ~ yale oaiady PL ee te, ©, Se teal s > tn, . eo taalite ~ a DS thane as ing r hi Ree ba 5 Ae ee liad J ~ ae hese “ re > * Kucs Aaa om 7 pn. a z a ao Rated “3 L —% ,i i wanted eran ye e ey ee en Dh pose en ene We cn Sole Pe sn a wm 8 ; 4 = eer ie a hein. ce ° 2 5 se a “ oy ag E — a Ses Sia ines ee . oS, Sh Sue ye we = % mh * - rs yy et ‘ fi i + “a te 73) id inane ; eae {: -

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a Se, — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Cadillac Special Sport Phaeton — sO. = shutdown, Only a ; has | tively few men will be out mbes anj;at a time while their c Of work a Tj) are being tooled up ton srtments re | product. the Dew can thig PONTIAC FACTORIES WORKING AT CAPACITY motor Plant of $15,000,000 Buildings, Recently Com- pleted, Is 880 Feet Long. nity “At present, I can Oniy about the new model. It has $0 style, flexibility | traffic. Ory | it in quality and Price 0i/ car will cost is. but it will b o- | operate.” Ths more to ma: manufacture e more economicay rr —_—_—_—— ——. HARRY WHITE SAY COME IN, UR ON TIRES. EY LOW Pp tr TATROEEN ‘A, Cink LIKE ¥O A DE PARTMENT oC MANE Ag The WHOLESALE HOUSES oR THE R CREDIT IN 10 MINUTES EAR and FIRESTONE e Short of Buy on . sy nents Tape Delay at Once (CHANTS TIRE WASHINGTON ie, te - Py nail 5 Ne ee + aap : , - ‘ : ot te . P 4 4 . b eile : we + me , Pn ae a eth og 4 f - ¥ os vo as. 1 ibe ‘» ee ins be + we v tay ev we ¥ ~*~ * . Bae * : . » ¥ . * Hy: ik , ' ; vias a ree. 4 i: . ee — pe : ©. Mpls Pty atte: % Rape a, ee eee, =? re - . etn E os elie 3 . % ‘ } Brooke Johns seated at the wheel of th ? | he he bought last week, © new S-passenger Cadillac | ee ee tei GLICK IS SALES PROMOTION MANAGER OF MOON MOTOR CO. Phillip Glick, ~ who since 1921 has served as service manager of the Moon Motor o., has been ap- pointed sales pro- motion manager. Glick also was * for a time con- e = nected with the ¢ engineering de- ' partment of the =i Moon Motor Car ese: Co. Ss As sales promo- a tion manager, s Glick will have (charge of all Fiagd - Wise ier, OS my al ae aed Wee Pp ' a County showed the; gistration with only 245, licensed. Their total] regis- Non- FISK | sa CORDS 28:3 Fisk N. & 30x3% Fisk N. 3ix4 Fisk &.S, s 32x4 Fisk S.S, N -&., 33x4 Fisk 8.5. N. a Pathfinder. a 95 30x4.95 Miller Non- ry C0, — ig om 067: unday Morale, L, -B UILT 29 \ w Garages 2 Years to Pay Small Carrying Charges Open Sundays Until 1:00 P. M. Miller Non-Skid 14.95 United States, $14.95 Goodrear All- | oan Weather, $15.45 3 | A 8. e if ; Goodyear All- Goodyear All. Ee am te | od - .95 | Weather $13.95 felt wc , ’ 4 eS os SS Se ae : -. . ‘ : : $. : | l ran che 1 ie t : li C 7 s . ine " ‘ err . mnait j n that it Ww - used sompletion in the record time of ae : ee EARL ES ae gon ee SEZ | Diles were licensed by the Mis-' Sim t " or 90 automobiles and) U mi Chie POURE Cost 16: DO Us 55 te r : orem, At Memghia, "seer | © st oak urposes.’ ven months, says a fac- Serie we fae Pili ta, p ee to gad See . , , vJVU0 trucks, ' usually low. bad holes in the road ushered in a for demonstration purp Jess than s¢ sour] Automobile Registration De-| St. Louis city, reporting 66,000 | tory statement. | machines registered, led the list. DON’T DELAY BUY NOW WHILE PRICES > t t 4°97 : Rn atintiesienntienl puilding. Bit Sow te, woe, eomnprtvo | = months of the 1 automobile | showed a total of 18,000 registered. ARE LOW the major ; ‘ FORE. , 23,000 in County 1 990,000. expansion program,” the Motor vehicle registration starts! ‘ ty in 1926. MOTORISTS! Take Advantage of These Low Prices—All New, Clean, Fresh Stock gctory says. “Their construction 3 | St. Louls County had 23,000 cars Joint Touring B . P 54,486 motor vehicles had been! Jasper, 13.940 i . [/ Miller CL. factory constructi g Bureau: lease per, 1o,¢ yr farion County, | , 30x34 as the etna nie the e aland give streets through St. Louis, road nn al by the department. 15025, 3013} Oversize A. W. Cords, $8.45 nnn ee desing 1926, . to take, starting at Olive street, St. 654,554 Last Year's Total. | Wayne 32x4 S. S. N.S. A. W. Cords, $13.95 a earngy aye | & &. nakige $ 9.95 . e Louis to Henderson K > ‘ The total 1} he f 10tc a e ae - « . P*. 9 . 2 3x er on- " s, eprson, Ky. J. J. G. number of motors reg- | smallest re 30x5 S.S, Ni-S. A. W. Cords, $23.45 | 25 lee SS. Non-Skid. “The motor manufacturing bulld- 35x5 S.S. N.-S. A. W. Cords, $23.95 +g ‘Sk and th foll ll] 34x41 Miller Non-Skid é en Ollow inois 12 83x5 Miller Non-Skid py 880 feet ee = nope through East St. Louis, Trenton, 33x5 8.S. N.-S. 5x5 Miller Non-Skid chinery for producing motors Sandoval, Flora, Olney, Law-!| has facilities for testing 240 units renceville to Vinesaaes Suk: | 29x4.40 30x5.25 at one time. : Miller Non-Skid, ' fe ville to Henderson. Roads con- atories high, 180 feet wide and 126) crete and gravel. Total distance | feet long, the various floor levels 230 miles. being omitted in the high center Joint Touring Bureau: section for the sake of light and ETT eee gor gM —— and distance from | the company on ae Oo Borger, Texas. J. L. S. feet wide and 760 feet long, is also engineer of Co- rage | of monitor construction. ; lumbia University, New York. a pringtield , to Joplin. Then “The mechanical equipment of | magi eens 96 through Galena the new factory includes not only |} to Independence, Kan. Then U. WILLYS- KNIGHT | AVERAGES | &. 75 to Caney, Oklahoma 12 to SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 1! | woes to department records, | trat ion 1 - 12 eriod of hard going which reache@ : f é ast year was 1131, how- perio 4 | was 654,554. | ever. The smallest registration in ‘REO WOLVERINE MAKES 6349 ‘its climax fn the run from Dallas | Of a total registration to date,/ 1926 was in Carter County, show- | MILE RUN WITHOUT MISHAP drive with the throttle wide open by the State total 1282, registra- | tion department declared the ma-j Lansine to Los Angeles and re-/and the car in low gear, but the ' tion figures for State cars reveal. | jority of these were licenses sent turn, withstood terrific pu nishment ar the aa aieahailil climbing tests, and , io. /and 15,445 trucks. The St. Louis | agin teas _{tor, transmission, steering gear,/the engine showed no tendency ta W as 140,367. 'branch issued 128,111 auto tags, | Car Cost 30 Cents Pound. 'axles or brakes, says a factory | be e Oakland Motor Car Co, ; pee «4 six division are now run- JEFFERSON CITY, May 28.—)} 2226 trucks; Springfield, 20,000 au- | comparison with other commodities | Memphis and Dallas. Tempera-j|trip. When it arrived in pmaeygniee _— More than half a million automo- taanobiiea 2300 trucks; all other| purchased by the American pub-|tures during the trip varied from! the car was found to be in such partment in the office of the Sec- «The motor manufacturing plant, ” | The total for last year in St. Louis assembly P was 140,367, however. Kansas City oO j ; ® ¢ = ? e | ‘ ] & d was the largest automotive project the end a cath ge tgp -| en Tans County, 4080; |§ GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS | ..™! 5 eo pieapenmtepgtinags ever undertaken at one time as well ; uchanan, 842 Greene, 13,145; | All New, Clean, Fresh Stock $8. 45 | East on Chouteau avenue to | istered in Missouri last year, ac- cars 329x414 Miller Non-Skid mg is one story monitor-type stee!- Seventh street, cross Free Bridge 35x5 S.S. N.-S. A. W. Cords, — 33x44 Miller Non-Skid frame construction, 530 feet wide 33x6.75 Balloons Three Story Assembly Building. through Princeton and Evans- “The assembly building is three give the ventilation. ae : ; s : a af 4 . “The car storage building, 32 | “Qi” He is a graduate West on U. S. 66 through nls E Manchester, Union, St. Clair, Rol- the machinery transferred from | miro Tulsa, Oklahoma 7 to Oklahoma | the Oakland division, where the | Pu a, | i 1 a | By ! 19 M. P, G, IN 3448 MILE RUN | City, U. S. 60 via Amarilla and the ‘Car Covers 3448 Miles in 10-Day | —No deed of trust re quired wh Pina a Garage. Property doce ust @ need to be clear. No red tape to our Finance Department. M 0 Your choice of on ay: *Lead and Oil Peina = Surfaced Shingle Roof, choice of colo at 6220 Ridge. Pontiac six was first produced, but much new equipment. JEFFERSON 1180 RELIABLE Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Write for Our Price List | Panhandle to Borger. Borger is | Trip From Los Angeles. “A mile of glass skylights keeps -8 miles from Panhandle. Mile- the working space flooded with Driving a “70” Willys-Iknight se-| age 1010 miles. Texas roads are natural light, assuring the highest | dan from Los Angeles to Water- mostly sand and dirt in fair con- | tvpe of accurae workmanship. |tOWn, N. ¥., in 10% days, for a} dition. Other roads gravel and rs. Heating and ventilation are of the | distance of 3448 miles, F. G. Ge-| concrete. in his twelfth cross-country f a ; , best, as are washroom and locker 80U* Joint Touring Bureau: Please | . give distance and best roads to! Guaranteed to be (Like = ) nk $8.75] Non-Skid, $11.26 > 33x6.00 2914.40 Faeere Pathfinder lincher H — Up Made by $14.95] S03) Noo‘suia cord’. ‘Miller ia. 911.45] HIGH-GRADE CORD TIRES Special ~- Siates,....911679] 3013} Nonsua.-...... $5.75 States . - : eee. Ford Roadster, $7 has Aiwenther918.45] 3324 &8- $798 | Sext SS. $578 | The “Above ' Tires Are ‘Seconds but Will” Not Affect Wear'ng Quality of “These Tires DONALD (Improved Application) PROCESS All Mail Orders Must Be es ~ ghiont This nationally approved process cannot be imitated! Ee Oe eae Be sure you get the original! Accept no substitute! AUTO Ti RE COMPANY Cars are stripped of all old paint. chip-proof, Donald process applied by hand. weatherproof, crackproof and WE HAVE NO BRANCH STORE We Deliver to All Parts of the Looks as good as new. sulphuric acid proof. 31 17-31 19 City Free of Charge : NASH TO & FREE SERVICE AT OUR STORE OPEN EVENINGS AND ALL, DAF ot AU AINT co. nae PO INNER TUBES REPAIRED FREE LOCUST STREET DAYS TO SERVE OUR CU DIRECT FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS FOR LONGLINE AND AKRO CORDS AND BALLOONS Open Evenings and and We are the original d this type of fan e. pemnere of Cash Price List Size 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 Manufactured and Built Only by C. GARRETT CO. St. Louis’ Largest Manu! and Builder of Runeulow Goreace Office, 6220 Ridge Av. PHONE CABANY 8625-1656 7 The Royal Cabriolet Roadster $1295 f. o. b. St. Louis ar evident—to save on the up- © things that a light car can a 6-60 an ideal “second” car. > America’s modern traffic. es with marvelous ease and om 5 to 25 miles per hour € Car's engineering umprove- f the road at any angle. Four- d, are the safest prevention t Cases night driving. Its low, roads. n park in a 14-foot space or uld like to trust your family ad case that make it a fit run by it has appealed to so many es for an ultra-modern car. ington Avenue The Valley Motor Co. Ro Roger 3660 Gravois Ave. 2115 Victor S& St. Louis, Mo. Se. Louis, Mo Universal Gerage Duqvuain, Ll V. O. Vandergriff, Zeagier, Til. sega my Ce Ed. Vogt Treaton, Ll. St. Cletr Motor Co. East St. Louis, Ul. Mofield Motor Seles Harrisburg, Ll —— Laan! $1995 f. o. b. St. Lout facilities. 35 Acres Floor Space. “The new Pontiac division cated on the Grand Trunk Railway. It has 10 miles of track ~ on its| premises, and storage space for} 500 freight cars. There are 30 acres of floor space within the} plant, six miles of sewers, and four | miles of vitrified sewer pipe and drains.” FALCON-KNIGHT AVERAGES 19 M. P. G, REPORTS SHOW While no attempts at record breaking economy drives have yet been made by the engineers of the Falcon Motors Co., builders of the Falcon-Knight Six, reports coming in from owners are disclosing aver- ages well around the 20-mile to the gallon mark, says a factory statement. “An owner in made the 600-mile city to San Diego, mountains at an average of 19 miles to the gallon in a new car, “A second report came from Montana covering a trip through the mountains, over rough roads and in many places through snow, showing an average which tallied almost exactly with California and which was slightly over 19 miles to the galion of gaso- line, “Both of these trips were made without advance preparations and were observed by the owners mere- ly as a matter of curiosity. Neith- er of the cars had shown 1000 miles on the speedometer before the trips were started. “These. mileage figures on new, cars are attributed to the high ef- ficiency of the Knight sleeve-valve power plant used in the Falcon- Knight sleeve-valve power plant used Mm the Falcon-Knight in which the exclusive features of design give a high power development from the fuel. REO WOLVERINE BRAKES SPECIAL HYDRAULIC TYPE ‘The reason \ why - the new Reo} Wolverine hag special brakes of a kind used only on one other Amer: ican car, to be found in the long search of Reo engineers for an xbsolutely 4*- pendable braking system,” 4ays a factory statement. “Starting out with a list of rigid requireménts, Reo investigators tested numerous types of brakes, only to meet with disapopintnent. Not one of these braiea, it Was found, could come up to Reo standa- ards of efficiency. A special type of brake was therefore evolved for the new Reo models. “These new brakes giving equal- Ized pressure on all four wheels, are of the interna] expanding hy- draulic kind, and are notable fcr their smooth, dependable actiun in all kinds of weather, and for their sure grip on the ateepest g:ades. An outstanding feature of the Wol- verine brakes is that they ure fully protected from road eplash, assur- ing their unimpaired action.”’ STANDARD TIRE CO. OPENS San Francisco The Standard Tire Co., 2671 Washington avenue, will open its new headquarters service station at 2843-47 Washington boulevard today. The present location of the company will be continued as a branch station. The new building of the com- pany is a two-story brick structure with 10,000 square feet of floor space under roof. There is a 5000 square-foot open air service space adjacent to the building. ie Schweighoefer is president and O. I. Rhoades is secretary and treas- urer. The company is dealer for Fire- stone passenger and truck tires and ether standard brands of tires. that made in| ‘tour averaged 19 miles to the gal- is lo- | | | sean by lon of gasoline, says a statement. “Gegoux set a rapid pace for the ‘Jong journey from the _ Pacific ‘Coast averaging better than 300 imiles a day, factory | | Stickne y, ' | said the statement. At | ino time during the journey was he | Mo. KE. D. U. S. 66 through Grays Summit, Union, St. Clair, Sullivan, Bourbon, Cuba, Rolla to junction of Missouri 28, and thence north to Stickney on 28. Distance 160 —_ Manchester, ‘required to stop for repairs or ad- | Tustments despite the fact that he ELGAR CQ, SIGNS UP 38 NEW was driving a new car. “The most severe Willys-Knight “70” was part of the trip through Texas, iwhere he was forced ince of 40 miles in second gear, almost impassable test of the during a dist “gumbo roads.” “Tt required four driver to travel from one end of Texas to the other. So i a REPUBLIC TRUCK CO. ADDS 5 OVERSEAS DISTRIBUTORS | The Republic Motor Truck Co. overseas selling organization. The new distributors are at Ceuta, Mo- rocco: Budapest, Hungary; Mid- den-Beemster, Holland; Helsinski, Finland, and Lisbon, Portugal. Immediately contract, the new placed orders with the distributors factory for 'a representative stock of trucks of after signing their | to travel aj davs for the | trip from that ‘has added four new distributors in | through the | Europe and one in Morocco to its | DISTRIBUTORS SINCE APRIL | le bigs manu- echedule for since the ad- marks _ { rest M: iy. _ facturing the Elcar aati he vent of the shock-less chassis, & factory statement. Since April 1 38 new distributers dealers have been signed up. 'R. A. Rawson, sales manager, has ' just completed the second of his '1000-mile trips by railroad, auto- i mobile and airplane, holding meet- ‘ings with dealer organizations in the East and Middle West. aiiiiaopamaais Codfish As Emblem. Massachusetts has selected the codfish as the emblem to appear 'on its new motor license tags for (and 11928. various sizes, as well as a stock of | factory replacement pat “ts. ‘AL. J, WESTING AGENCY NEW BLINX SWITCH DISTRIBUTER Exclusive distribution St. Louis metropolitan for the Blinx automatic stop light and tail light switch has been ob- tained by the Al. Agency here. The Blinx switch is a metal en- | rights in | territory ) J. Westing Sales } closed apparatus which operates on an entirely new principle and) makes any tail light or stop Night a flasher signal. The switch is connected with the and when operated flashes a licht | | brake pedal | (100 times a minute, according to | ithe di: emeteres staten statement. the Reo Flying Cloud, isj| | tion ITS NEW SERVICE STATION | i will be ; have been prese nted by ‘nating committee as follows: ‘HM. FANCHER TO ADDRESS AUTO DEALERS’ MEETING i. Fancher, a suitant for the National bile Dealers Association, dress the members of the St. Automobile Dealers’ its meeting Wednesday June 1, at. the Fancher, the author of Budgeting for ers,’ idea of the dealer management, will ad- Louis evening, “Mode! Fancher will speak on “Get Your | and will give a crit- | practice, ace | training and auto dealer | Profit Kirst” ical analysis of bank counting experience. ; The meeting will be open Only to dealers, their acc ountants and department managers. Robert E. Lee, manager of the association, will be ehairman ¢ of the meeting. ACCESSORY ASSOCIATION accounting’ cone | Automo- | Association at | Claridge Hotel. | Automobile Deal- | is supervisor of the budgeting | Benz0-Gas Tipe, Boe Gasoline Can't —No spitting —No sputtering ~No back-firing If you want a better run- ning car Use BENZO-GAS Always Newer—Always Better Benze-Gas Motor Fuel Co. ST. LOUIS DECORATION DAY Special Offerings HEAVY DUTY NON-SKID CORDS 4 45 4:°> FIRSTS HEAVY DUTY NON-SKID 31x4—32x4 33x4 FIRSTS 32x4' 3 23x4'; FIRSTS. 30x3? 7 Conia Or srg S] 7 Oversize BALLOON CORDS HEAVY NON-SKID TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING The annual . meeting and Association of St. Louis Thursday evening, Claridge Lec, v it! Accessory heid June 2. at the Captain Robert E. of the association, man of tl at 6:30 o'clock. Captain Ashley Equipment Association principal speaker. aE Eligible candidates 1 - the nomi- rank Quan, Fred Campbell Auto Supply Co.. and E. H. Kansteiner, Sligt Iron Store Co., for president: Charles A. Marion, H. and H. chine Co., and Stuart Campbell Iron Co., dent; Robert E. Lee, tary. for of the Automotive | will be} office | Ma- | & Campbell, | for vice presi-— gecre- | elec- | of officers of the Automoti ve. Hotel. | secretary | he chair- | 1e meeting, shigk begins | Other Size High Pressure and Balloons Priced Accordingly FREE . pair “Summa-Slip” says! 1828 LOCUST ST. 1PM. — i ae ™ i ———-—" veer rew we America’s ome e: 4. 5 3 a ye ee ee abe $4 : : } S: 23 me fae ; . 3. ; wit. «ae t. ; : ; > Re - ; . : 3; to tes ° . a 7 : ; s rf ’ : °8 ~ é : _ : Vast > ? 48-6 > 7 The caseest fing Car tu “feer unc hendle onthe mrcrket, Basie to ner tw the clutch and © riihe “ peyets . . ~~ onree eet eee ee om +" . Ges ereeses 7 pee he - ‘ ‘ aoe been : eeshs bane? >” aese « . ‘ : oe : . oes ‘ . , . . 4 " ; as ~ The as | is just beginning to be. appre: RTT satel Stet sas os OL us suice “e55. sand rw che. oS AGA a 7 es ‘ = = en) be eed f product and gives AUBURN AU TOMOBH. I: Covers with every pur- chase of 2 or more tires. THE STATE TIRE CO. CHORLINS BROS. N. E. Cor. 23d and Washington FREE TUBE REPAIRING OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 ALL DAY SUNDAY Cemplete Stock of Used Tires Expert Guaranteed Vulcanizing CEntral 7122-8774 Mai! Orders Promptly Filled. we 4 ; it ‘ pes + Cae Ss : , ro ‘3 ras. - iste tit “ 4 . _ tes rt Re me ees Oke ee eee Ree Fieee: ! ; “ é _— ; = The é. Hair trigger acting acceleration. «eacr’ emergency brake ana thine for control whis Coneccnicont and hands the least commensurate cost, will hawe public appro: al: because. he. DESERVES it. - But the day. has passed when ~ FACTURER’S: CLAIMS alone pablic. as Why. Aubdrn: says the ““Trive © Bight make. edmparisons, and: if the HE MUST “PROVE THEM. the MANU- will win the That Straight Auburn Liew > does nor nicet-¥ OUR. requirements BETTER - than any other. “ar, “AIND»SELE will not b¢ asked to. buy”. A > rrmile re rat of over i 7 AUBURN, INDIANA Zs, F Roudstis *Seinch wheelbase 7 > miles per how ITSELF, you Any | Roads ter | 95 N-ST. LOUIS CO. CEntral 2764-5 2309 Locust Blvd. Open Evenings and Sundays « : : Son oy a . ro) mee J — . Pre ta ¥ «“ | PS pie ay 7 Ee at om x: ns +: igs ay * aie ee ee, ee ~ ay ee a OT Ber oe 6 onan e a val - ae k ae ye i pep an . - = eae = = 3 . > n 7: cian. + vee ee 2 — ate, ee ee 7 re om « Ne ee, ‘ -~* we . - ~ hea ml . 2 vl ea = ahd a m > » in ae te 3 aie: arin ne ~ fe — ae w ae ae ee Satie ‘tie. J * ne

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927 A] ’ ons tcytiaeal Pope Tiiaen ee ee — —|/PAIGECAR ACTUAL SPEED , amines “ee VER ? 000.000 TRUCKS La Salle Cabriolet for Ty | - EBLIPSES FACTORY eel New 4-Speed Paige Eight Sedan = _ i Aes Za —_—— j The Paige eight, with four-speed ARF REGISTERED IN | f | ce a o sn “ A oom oe, Be b transmission, is gradually but sure- | 3 a DO = ae rs % “ * - . ! : : ‘ . seppptin HE: : sei viol ‘ r %: rae ch dis s : : i: ly showing the way in sustained | | ‘ f | : / : ; oe ’ Ee % a, i es ten a high-speed driving, says the Paige- 9 ra ‘2 : | A fe | : : a a } ° ve 3 ANY CHANGES MADE By ik q E : Sp: i a ete ] rr) * enon cece a Cl LL ALLE LOLOL —- — ¢ _--—_ - — owe “iret r . Q9°7 lac | ; —. * % & 5 pie - ah. & 50 SORA IIE CI ERE | 4 formaces, both official A. A. A., " Looks Like a Factory Job PESROUT, Mich. May 28.) §47 tee pale : 4 we ke Ne A Sas Pare %. on “On the Atlantic City Speedway | | Sedan of like ||| IN WAY ey -sdnesday by All St. Loui a stock Paige cabriolet, complete This car accommodates 5 passengers. A 7-passenger Sedan of like \ ay Apa chip or peel—acids, hot water or road Wednesday by - LOUIS | made a 75-mile run in 62:11, for | | Ban | FF i wonderfully over lacquers and enamels. igh production operations of! ntribution to baseball. 190 miles per hour on the straight- oe = —— pamemces — | Rubber Tree display rack at your dealers. they will have to log their sets all ‘ht +! o’* eave ror - 4 ive! | e this time,’® says Cram’s Automot ve | tion to the remarkable average é . | enn | pee Ore Coeer Rem Ser them at your ae eee oe Interested Dealers Write for Attractive Proposition “ by the Federal Radio Commis- i'which eclipse any claim ever made g B It’s easy —anyone can do it. Steelcote contains, real rubber and imported gums that a crowded track, will by motor transport stand outas one} } OE es a ; | : - od i eee po except for fenders and windshield, | model also is being produced. | a ho Be not affect its beautiful velvety Inster. Listeners ments ever witnessed in this coun- lan average of 86.23. miles per | ie . | have become dull. It is free fromm grit, Gows/ Radio receiver owners, begin- ware Sue at Bo me curing the Gives DUCO a high luster. A perfected Polish for Duco and | so sweeping have been poe vote veal fy . speed for the 75 miles, the same : : ani | “There has been a steady growth | ? icar completed the last 112 mile F. A. REID MFG. CO., INC., St. Louis rn Aw.| Made by STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING CO., St. Leuis, Me. ion to the 693 stations it has. li- for some years, but indications are! “ye ‘lap of the test drive at $9.9 miles ge eee, | Saeed For example, KDKA will that it is just coming Into its own, | per hour. * found on a wave lengtn of 315.6 q | meters, instead of 309; WGN on " ie . eaten: ummmmanes * 2 eee f i |for the car.” says the factory, “it eee”, ee eee eo. eee eee | eae st \ : ae O4 ; ; fy , "% e274 hig REE "> see 0 gs , ; for the c : ; ‘ en OR. ee RSET Ce Sg te Doce EGE. OF a PEPE, ' ; fo % RUB | toal VM as 4 Fi, 3. ' a . gs PP iy Bi y ie es: Bie f i } eS has recently established two pere- . % “ eS es, os nan aan nn on wry RS 2 se 3 a oh a - eo Ss oe "raat * f [ ’ ‘ > ypmt - enatch ; a 4 Be e eae : G : 4:7 oy : sie ~ ate” ~ ; oe ‘ : 4 ‘ 5 os . , 4 ol giles Es 7 aaa ig/ oar 5 eee fi ROD OB ae | |for it 7 ; Es i Sis Bs , viv Should Be Heard After “The strides which are being made| ° i, ds an eee eS ; |in competition on : elastic. The finish is durable— KY\\ sho of the most important devclop-! “46 # 7 twice as long as any other auto finish try, and are being reflected in the! Cadillac Motor Car Co. presents it to him in recognition of his hour. The car reached a speed of ) SPECI L POLISH dries ! : A smoothly and quickly. Sew attractiverstar ning next Wednesday, will find that truck and bus manufacturers at] = — : : | : | —=———, | race was it in distress. In addl- S lacquer finishes, quick and easy to use. You can depend | anni on Reid Products—Auto Polish, Nickel Polish, Top Dressing | Sold by Best Dealers over 46 es in wave lengths aliot- and. that the immediate future | Peritgs - 305.9 instead Of o0-; KMOX, 8&t. | - T holds greater possibilities,’ the re - | OO | +2 Mil p a d b | ft | ft ; ©99.8 instead of 280.2: port continues. | | Gasoline 1 eave [ Ove J mpar la es See nn veil on 352.7 instead 180,000 Units First Quarter. New Studebaker ‘La Salle Upholstered | o ; of 483; KYW, pepper peli “While yroauclior izvures or, ° . : ° ° ai f 535, and oraeres Oo snar De in vn cenctar at ic eai.| Limousine On Display With a New Material stead Oth KFKX, Hastings, Neb. _ 1e channel; WHO, Des Motnea, April are still unofficial 1t 1s esti- | | The President limousine, fer; Velvet artistic values and the lus- | ' on tl 535 . on KYW’s old wave length of 536 | | WoW, Omaha, which used a ee te ee | to shure 526 meters with WIILO, on |} upholstery material for the Ja) : Ag WCEL, the Federation of | , a Ve ~?* | Salle, Cadillac’s recently announced | ; ; ahot station at Chicago, has been moved off WEAF’S wave length of to 483.6, where WOC used to mated that in the first four months| : ety ” i; those wno desire a Cnhaulleur- | ¢.. and wearing qualities of mohair} is a oe . ‘hiek n ; ‘ oa é ; 4 c ~ Aa oS 4 Aids ‘ ; ; of this year, the truck and bus In driven car, has been added to the} | taco dustry has turned out something} gstudebaker line and is on display like 180,000 units. This is a high|by Cartwright Motor Car Co., and ; : "e@] > . € St epakere mark, and it seems’ destined to| Weber Motor os udebake furth | s t] A ) , | rskine co-distributors here. urther increase as the year Spagetti ! ’ & fhe driver's compartment 18 up- — | holstered in genuine Jeather and is In 1916 truck and bus registra-; separated from the rear compart- | tions in this country were only 215,-| ment by a sliding glass partition. | 'The plate glass panel forming the 000. Today they are better than; partition may be lowered by a ; companion car, | The first requirement, that of| spa beauty and art; was found in old be ' i ; ye, | Italian velvets. Kut Jtalian velvet! wJZ. New York. and WGY, ‘Was disqualified because its silk Sehenectady, retain their old wave body makes it the frailest of all, ' , we and authorization to use pile fabrics and impractical for! casas . } ” - 2,590,000. ‘crank device. When lowered, the sagpiiede oS pga meet a8 KMA Out of KEFUs Way. “At the end of 1926 regigtration|car is. equivalent to a 7-passenger| /1!8 problem of conflicting ele- | Distance hunters are likely to be of commercial vehicles was 2,764,-/ sedan. |ments was solved by blending mo- | “to rejoice over getting KFI, /22. This showed an almost incon-; [rpholstering of the rear com- | synod and worsted. 2 Los Angeles, without blanketing ceivable gain in 10 years of 1166) partment is gray broadcloth of] _. ne mew upnoistery we called | ' ) “ , erate with 5060 watts power, al- from 3,297,996 to 19,237,171, a gain | curtains, opal iridescent corner and | PRERer Ng materials. in the new Da) , nat Wwhc, Washington, using of 483 per cent. dome lights, the latter automatical- | peste CroseG Cars. | . Fn ora ttie is still on its channel. “In 1916 the truck and bus oO ite! ly lichted when the right renr door Ch dl re coe ; fi , weet, ' | But Kk \TA and KINF. both at put totaled 93,130, while last year, is opened, toggle grips, smoking | anater . | ‘ -. | Shenandoah, Ia., have been moved this hranch of the industry pro-/| set, vanity case and a Autophone Country Club Coupe | | ; . ‘down to 270 meters. duced 491,353 units. And this year|jconnection with the driver, are | *® ‘? , . , WSM,. Nashville, Tenn., which It appears quite probable that the! si indard fitments. The auxiliary A companionable straight seat ; » v ' gt, get ae ' | has been interfering with KMOX, figures will be closer to the 600,000); seats are deep and wide. ‘coupe, named the Country Club should not cause any more such mark. | The President limousine is of | Coupe. is the newest addition te nati nae ? trouble for St. Louis listeners, as fered in three combinations of col- |! ay RS i 2 | ' ; | ; . 't has been moved up to a Wave f sons for the rapid progress being|©0™S—one a pleasing blending eee eee 8. eB: and vit seat erie ? : tt ee length of 315.meters. | made by motor transport. How-| Modoc brown and Hopi drab with eight’ lines, t lists at $1695 ps, , ’ KERU. the Stephens College Sta- ever the most important ure im. | Sold stripings and another Arizona ithe “big six” series and $2195 in| : a“ gered ion ee Bat, 7 : . ion at Columbia, Mo., which used proved products at lower costs, bet- | brown and Pulsa gray. rhe rich | the “royal eight” series. ! 7 oie 9 be on 499.7 meters, has been ter and more extensive road facili-| Coloring ef the lacquer finish 18) Convenient controls, a wide, : Fates : : educed to 249.9. ties, cheaper and more convenient | Siv¢ na dash of brightness by the | roomy compartment, and softly : : vs 4 7 | , ee . . KLDS, at Independence, Mo., | nickled acorn headlights and the / padded springs in the seat and seat | a = ch has been sharing time with ‘ inf . ! . Y ‘ »\" nickled radiator surmounted by jpauck assure comfort Three full- | “There are, of course, many rea-! short-haul transportation—both passenger and freight—and the re-| snitant growth of marketing and the silvered figure of Atalanta. isized adultS are easilv accommo- $40.9. has heen redueed to ers. while WOS has been | ed t the 394.5 meter chan- distributing centers. | : I dated. : . ae . KRatlroads Loss Billion a Day. REPUBLIC SALES INCREASE ; here is a spacious package com- Sep a. @ |. “That this new fori of travel | Republic truck sales in April of | partment be ane: the seat and in| Some Important Changes. , : _ . \ + > . ¢ > . YY, %} > .y} rn sr _ . —- nas cut into the railroads, can be ‘this year were 66 per cent higher the rear deck. Phe interior com- | WS, Atlanta, has been moved : partment, just behind the driver's m 428 to 475.9 meters and WLW, f ? eg in to 428.3. best appre clated whe n it is re aliz- ithan in April of 1926, according to | ve | . . os . sc eeare ~ , " - i * F Sei . 12S] ° ‘ d >) - yw J +} ac | . . _ ; > ; : ed that their passenger revenue has iJ. C. Haggart Jr., viee president seat, me sure . 4ex1ixi 2 inches noati. from 422 and contains 3000 cubic inches of , Cincinnati, will move from package space. The rear deck’! fallen off approximately $1,000,000 .2 meters, while WOAT, Antonio, Tex,, will move from : lof the Republic Truck Sales Cor- a day. Still, the railroads are | poration, Alma, Mich. Increases | ' 9} 5 prospering substantially, because | were general throughout the coun- |C°™partment is 33% inches long , D e of the enormous increase in freight | try, including all branches and the }294 1o’2 inches high, and affords J WON's old channel of during recent years, and operating | majority of distributers, stated Mr. | 26.799 cubic inches of space for . + emonstl ation ee 2.5 meters. KSQO, Clarinda, Ta. efficiency. | Hageart. luggage or necessities of a camp- Contin uin a li move from 405 to 227 meters. ing trip. £ An important change is. that ich moves WBBM, Chicago, from 6 up to 389.4 meters. station. which sel- Sheridan ee sao “ oe REAL SAFETY COMES FROM 20:0: yc sstenis'stined 7") Third Week of In addition to hundreds of new records for speed, mr haw ‘been pleea a | The new coupe is available In | green wheels, suitably striped. uisans, is the 6000-watt WBAL R AYBESTO all a a aa ree Demonstrations. power, acceleration, hill-climbing and inter-city preter AND SERVICE monair. Ihe ‘royal eight” choice : ote ' d , ’ 66 sicr to listen in on WBAL for it is blue-gray mohatr or champagne- reliability runs, uring a nationwide Demonstra- ll move up from 264 to 285.5 me- ‘The sands who rode 1 IC he thou: tnd ho rode in thic 8. though ite power will be held The inspecting, adjusti ni ee ie. anvt’ ares . 5 S ne and relining of | toned broadcloth With dark green ie , . 4 39 . ° brakes as done THE RAYBESTOS WAY is )° Circassian weinut finish garnish | ee ee tion Week’’, the Hudson Super-Six contributed 3500 watts, ee . ow ouldings, instrument board an ‘ : 4 mM Stra ~ P : P : * AL Atlantic City, hag be the very best. Raybestos Silver Edge Lining |Oaint®, strument beard and Week” « #3 The 3 gamer these brilliant new marks in the local arena of motor weed from 5000 to 2600 watts ° . , oe oe Pe ee ee VCCh Si ry foes ltl? r, and its wave length has , e curtains are standard. There is . ; : , 74 . . hane £ e »O0.¢ Then | stp) guaranteed one year. SE tas cn ocving arfanieamnent like it in the World.” Because supremacy: 3 ox tee Waihi ‘under either side of the cowl. All ) 5S i SS] ; 4 2 () cesta: Sen a non the driver needs to do is pao A iad i i ible, Loc ul} erect al pes eee al change: lave bee Special Equipment : ke care of all w ishe ’ ape Se . — of for Re orm aha se side flaps sates — ta 1. care 01 all a ho mies men os THE Hudson Super Six, with full and froma standing start in high gear ' Mecting St. Louis stations The oO cowl. ne rap opens and the tools ride We are CONTINUINE a Mra , iT . ! im te aie ‘tniPeduin Dp = are ready for use, each in its own ‘ Pir eastern including Spare Tee went over the top at 15 miles per hour. NOX trom SE 8 ae je ~~ ~ ow tO “add. "Lec ; Hydraulic Brakes. nlace. ; | “Week of Demonstration. trunk, bumpers and tools, made a run The car was called upon to build up VE ane ’ | . ; : ; . ‘ > from 239.9: to 23: eters, heii Come in and experience this to De Soto, Mo., and return, without speed in high gear on a notoriously WEW from 360 to $53.2 am Raybestos Brake Service New Velie Roadster | all-different thrill. You too will once shifting out of high gear. tough climb, and responded as the y annel thet ee With Rumble Seat say, “Nothing like it in the That long, hard pull on the hill ap- Hudson always does. s | it< * Wn gh noone bt 5 er are cos —_ - -— oe ! — by . am eavetteeg —_ bane . -% . s . a Ta Oe 54 mE CEST in eres sO Pe adh Rp ae see sbeoehies “ a ed ae RS na gy ROI ate a ee Te Loe eee ~ | gt sat Dg + eam = Shak ow prey taper ae Menge ag i aie RS 2 a Sirs PRT Or ee eee we

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POS 5T-I CH ORN ING, ) MAY 29, , é ‘dh 99 . 1 sh u rely sit ein Vv men asi es lb eo nies Out o ete sc ce 2 a tin e 1¢e cduct a : P tr cS i n qua g lity ° and Price. a/R Th ‘ RAI : : . - Bsr! 7 ee MADE on | MMISSI N —— i Mee i e Lengths i’ 0 In Effect ct at ry * * : ’ f & le, fl ffic. arte Othi ‘| # — eee. Andy RY ——— ON E IN W : TIRE . H 5 Es GE eg a, ITE i Biren. ; KC AYs| = J ANTERESE KYW Shoul uld EW Be ednesday nA Heard A ae é Liste1 l St. 4 ter crs. puis « [EDR » Radio DK: Loc ning nex eceive . EE LW ! lttsk on. p _ they t Wed ITE alice KEX Burl ur (Wore | ; ove will gages ners, b KFAB ena Cal. . 30, SAT OCS Ww av ; > - e th r again, sO to log will fi egin | KEFAD IL minis O: = ° en (Mets sth. e chang sw thei ndt ~| KF Ps. coln ; . oF 250 QWs 50 reic ted b es in ec pin ir ge hat | ras Poents Neb. acta 310 315.6 Mall. gi0 y the Fed wave hav ts all | * ‘BU , O1se, 14 Ariz 2.000 1250 228.9 Ww Locat! n to the eral R engtl e bee \FDM rami daho 5G0 Q70 239.9 yn ‘ation. censed. 693 Ra 1s nig _ Reg ko Chin 2 1 800 VAIU Detroi Pow ” di al aur Vy 00 10 9. uw Cc tr (Ww ve F ste 10 lo KFT ©) ul vo i) 0 1 Ww ; Ss oit Wi: r (Ki r be f vl Me Co - DX Shr. nont 5 105¢ 279 VA ol ets Bh we ound rey xalm ons i mmis . Shy a ae : 500 " 50 ade 6 w MD umbu ae . ) chen (ha meters, naw ple, I t has s- FT Shrevep one “Or 28s. 5 | API Minn ~— O51) (Me 40 inste ave | YY bru aed: 500 42 WA Pars . 5,00 137 | 5.9 i ad en LA _{, Are saben heteceais: , 8.3) RS yur is. 0 70 2 ‘Loui nstead of ‘eee of 2 will | Kk : & I, Ty ee s+ aie ROO 3> ‘ iW ASH Bee Ala. 500 1060 oF to ‘ wo S, on 299. of 302 J; Ww G ; 315 6§ KF Q Si.J iver » §.D —, 127 374.8 | W Mick rite N ¥ 1.000 1330 2R9 jon at C, Davei : ate KMO N o1 an Joseph, ‘_— a 340° 236 BAA \ Rapia 500 610 225 : Sunda 0673.4 jat 483; coe mgd of x, = KEI 1. . mute amg ] ot ih 394 -1 | WB é Tafa ay ov 1320 491 5 _ , ’ se a — A - AA! Ot mw if os ~ : °- ae ° tgs day Mo es. ead of 5 C} . : 352 280.2 ‘ KF ¥ Olclal nee les n. 5 ) 1: } O47 ‘.) Ww AK I ae ette, 250 2237 it 3 11C% By Be K ne 90f $0) ‘ »' FR Nei , . 1 =~ | Ding meé 0, a ag ir KF A ‘ mm ea 5 } ‘ U 9: Ss AT ris °- 170 Ww. ‘on the ch RRS order on instead thane Greeley. City 750 1220 245, aioe Balt! a ae 256 to ec ‘KX, Pre 26 LFKU Miifc “ * 45 64 245 VV . FF itimore a ‘ 1 56.3 VJ eee it ha d { . + 8 ore olo, J ) >. " 7 _- oJ 100 R _meters, wcll ), ss, e "MX asti Pee aera 76 72 ' TOOK!) i. | 299. CAR } aay ee, ; Abed jones to — rs old wave ‘Des J Neb. [X_ Northfie ca at 0 390 sees MAb gem: ee ee ae p FU gtam, o; WCF ters. wii “hic sar | NF ti Mah Se nnn T B ge ) on oe | BF sansi og 50K 0) 9.91 || O, i Labor oes — o- = with oe us be / oi OA SS wa ndoah 500 ‘O §26. 1} WBNY nator ag » 1.000, a9 be my WKB ’ tae hg ate 1020 454, 4 K Ace M— 545. ‘moved of on at a Red VHO sed | § , i Kx “t /UIS , ”~ , U die Ve B ’ N « « 12 ~ 4. Ww \ “ 2 ~~ iif t 2c I =e mi ae . 15 mh tng 3 ih 1-55. st kle : AY °9 > e e re MA . 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Ntaiteoee oo pan _ oe meters. : aras er R | \) at ean Ae nal € i the up yy orn rometers ees : — sh ,c A) shotee tase oe lips... + BBs one Cre batter! for ti 9 elf b . sold Stel e In . i, Mit -+ +f ” lo we a tes , racket er. } } 7C stcinit interferes a, ake +s . ae built Bey pn TE Ay hie i is e ae ce i an is “** ‘Se r/ eC | , P s Aerial F fee Elimin _— Ridbow ‘Indo - = Cone ag - ‘ e STA Seen > ro aineeteen ator, x an pete : R ¢ > mt twerenn oie G00 era nterass ye he ee . . ** Ae a c SQ UN ' de wer sla : 1 I. igh mille Flimin a 5 al Cape Tape Fe AR ( tt or itn am pa- bDe ers in 100 fe 4.95 E’S / Lonees Phonoee Adapt ee. «ae oiBattery Co ‘Au << alli ou debe ; ; i : ‘ 4 ees *** . i oO 4 ol n. ° te Phone { nits “7 + @* i the Spea able ite meres tle A * io e * n Pa noone" nograph + as slo peaker a. oe cit batels ' . ge Voisom er Units or. 6 nits 85.90 — oes Ae $127.96 . Aut Foot fixtensi Manis Bon a peaker ertreye ; 0 io - extensi (ond ; a te 90- abinect — ste a ecti S58. on ¢ nse . $42 Vol ++ 87 tio no ord r. 8 tie Ral ‘ “ . | << nO 4-% and 3.50 Ta) ~ ‘Elimi as wt FNS 150-Volt Mn BX 135- ten ee . eo : () AB Fil ¥ilentuat teat ie — $16.79 ; FRE Fackaaiols a athe, Supe : ED-E!I Horn ~ ll » CROS RA 9 pealter. | ) LEY rae N DEAL wae es A

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ se a — EVEREADY HOUR ON TUESDAY ORGAN RECITAL | "FROM The Eveready H¢ our next Tuesday An organ recital, to Be 20% : Houses evening will be devoted to songs'as “Urgan Masters,” {fg to } ; 3 : and instrumental music which have broadcast from New York @pemes 4 ; and Fiat . ; le ring the past KS! » peri nning W oe ; a - ai SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1927. proven popular during ‘ iseven months. 6:20 to 7:09 p. m ne en LOD en ne ee : : = SEVEN. TT BARITONE N -KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF MAY 29 GOLDMAN BAND CLOSES: Radio se come | ANN OUN CING 7 | PART CENTRAL STANDARD TIME Pa May 25 29. WGR, Buffalo, (S19-940ke)—0:45 a.m LA i | SEASON FRDAY NIGHT... Seve? oo. “Esc eacea HYNDICA ATWATER KENT HOUR two 940. 10:40 11-4 550 erg “ye an irket and weatner WIC, ) At * at a ‘379m-D4 - ») 9 a | Of Our New Store | a 1 ! port via Lz “ume , en’ ia ws 3. PD ; “|. Central Standard time and KA, itteaburg (vu nes ; Je sega _ . a ig a ital: 3:30 pe ; ley hour; & THE \ ‘.. _ GP peng: Pad ‘Sur ‘day by Howard Watci 0 ) | “ ] ' | Un i tigan recital; 2:49, Ve six yee Capito! I 1e af program: 4 :d. William Simmons Will Be ap ar ial May 29 ot Sehetesaaitndal L . ae jie fam sible 8 Aye rat Presbytscian b ire. WHO Des 2 Mi was ore fe Slne Taide | fl jo 2843 47 Washington BL yore Ck Al ‘5: = whe M. P| chi i ; ‘ ‘ j ix . a it Ail ti oy ‘aa : "ha os r) . ey g Heard in Program From See ecenaiiek | Mimoruing services: 7. vesper servies: #,| Club: 5p. m., once .. Mirsica] % % DY vt . ; tinea tier male qual Lorne 1S . ’ lay i saaaots e n fe. somnt ace 107) ro- é ew Pork (4: 547 al 660ke pon a. “DRIVE IN” TIRE SERVICE - S 1S E- vening . . ' ar J - ‘ ree ‘ , ' I’ var , ‘] ; ox fs rchestr t} ‘ 4 ul : se rv: f, - Stu- K D Thi family” from tne eee. ° lk : 03 “Ang le 4/ on’ 740% ; ~e dio orchestra; 12 m. 2Ox3 Pa ig UN RR : porn ear say neta nttanaian SoingongaaVareas. e The Cities Serv ice-Goldfffan Band | car ay OO. ae an a a Vesner service: 3:30 Dp. t.~ Pee ’ ¢ Q yo Tr) 1123 r . ‘) iv ; Se % sia we © ee i, j \ Tix nda \ 4 . Fn 5 ”* t) lire ,' Luk low, Vio itil lit 1a 7 ni h, well a a ie Ato sabia - : oe ryram through KSD ‘next Friday service. Re wee: ol a HK rm | Cc KSD tonight. Si mmons needs no v 2% - , ne vi ined . has ‘ > F. tj Ti 4 rnt pe a Ve » : ' ad ) ‘ se 4} ncil sUiTS me j owing , ik 4 : at . an. mide am om ashe . 4 . | ; al On d ? . oye lesa ela wom ic Secrrieen 7.20, ea edie eae Radlo Gree oie) 4p. mm, | CER Tuesday, May " Rice and Others Acquire: introduction to the radio audience | for he has been heard in the At- Thursday, June 2 Director Goldman, in arranging | water Kent radio no. ur eve ral A 4 ra t "ont .A lic ty c G: 00- lig 00 P., M. his last program of this series, has | E d ‘ f AF ; ., i agro one his program this toss ange poet on ies yet Sieedal ea ee se sae eprepaabe: lier ties acceded to requests of the radio! st. Lui ureh: 9, Me; n.. Sunday school; 10 a. m.. church | aa 4 niargea service rac ites, sy e Ww i ; : é ' ij | ber PStra : chest . organ recital. 7 ‘ rvice: 2 ry. Yr 7 ‘ r an ! chi op ‘ -o j tet evening with the popular, “Passing May 30 oa 00 P. M- |audience and has included the | KYW, Chicaso( 936m-g6UK¢e)—10, Central) Dp. m.. Crostey program; 0°30. Pia‘ 3 5000 square feet service# Rr,” t Henry P urcell. This s¢ Monday, ay Smad? Silvertow! ‘ord Or- | overture ‘“‘Mignon’” (Thomas) and ; Shang 3-20) oO — cert: 4 30), band. ee ee rr ; ‘ yard. under cover drive xe a . I d frequently 12:30- 2: 00 P. M. | ehestra and the Silver Masked | ; : - | twenty’ minutes o od reading, %, pro-|WOC, b ave (484m-¢ ee Li | t : oe es TIVE VE ACTIVI oho - both for v¢ ce and in Memori: address of Pres — — excerpts from “Lohengrin. 1S Oe RO den 6a0ke) ih at cos Se fn,” i Little i y in. .all new equipment for I a. | spECULA I Y ograms, 0 oO roice tif : wf : ee +? t he del raves i “- ~ : i mn “WBAP, ‘ : ‘ rth ¢ in bo ; ‘ 53 oid : vg P Ay i > i e : , nurch, au 4 fi . ae ES atruments, and a mention of its ident Cool uw e to b offi aa cere. | Friday, June 3 | “Mignon” was the most success- dice hour: 9:30 D. m.. orchestra. i Vas. ¥ 1., music ic program 9:30 D. m., | ee aes | vulcanizing. A complete § ON OLIVE CONTINU composer may be of interest. nOney monies at the Arlington National 2: 00- as sh P. M. Ny ful of the operas composed by WCBD. Z on (34vm- “STUlKC )— 3, iixed quar- Ww v Atlant OFCE . "385 m-760ke)—2:15 | iP i j stock of FIRESTONE § Purcell lived and died i i st- | oe 00 P M >, | e Rhyme and | Ambroise Thomas. It was first WOCO, Mit nol} 3m-72 yke)—9:45 p. m., orga — : pb A os ee i&§ ; Y GUM DIPPED Ba Pur- s jg huried in| ; ° ° iin ldren’s || Lutheran. ‘Chure! ; wu, Churn Serre). Seen, sees , . | mT " e loons, | G. I uem minster, London. He is iri¢ oes reason,” a ha our child | ' rie ¢ } ee ee troy : OD resbyterian Church: | "m., orchestra; 9p. m., mu- NY ee ; ' Westminster Abbey where his Roxy and His Gang from WJZ, rogram sponsored by the Royal || produced in Paris at the Opera ty ia” ves. 44 e Christ | — pao nt a p +, Bs puis rue pe y he i : 7 = . we NEGO Hureca es Christ scre : sz . . os s Pe ’ ‘ > ! ; , h- Ti and | . "Tle ra Lyes lent y 7: 00 P. M. y Comique, in i S66. Stra ngely Tia ~ r +. AULBitast, > ‘ i ty recital. ’ ° nT LOT _ D. ( ; (269m-640Ke — a ‘ hig pressure ires . ; at 2017- ine nag Who Lett This Life The H. & K. Coffee program by | &: :00- 7: 00 P. M. ¥ > i ee veg ‘ tte > { ; ; chases Property ‘BAF, . Ne\ Or) won CI = ; urch service, a4. M., | | Purcell, Fsa., 2 F cpeblie ec : ms enough, it was being performed| Young pecple’s conference; 2:30, chureh Studio orchestra, 12 a. m., OXY 8 | T's Mi Tubes. | T Se Sse , Iotel » atier Concert ran be ie} ‘e 4 pid ‘ B and. i j PY) : : ' "°C ‘ 1}? o ) 1 Y r Vung ePOnDLE ‘TT he } fs ; and Has Gone to or st : ’ ie with Mack Mudd, Moone : ae 00 P. M. . ‘when that theater was destroyed (WEAF. W Al, .W on “ ence, + o .. Washington on thedral: , | | “‘ ae 25 Olive tic Building at Place Where Poe! a ke feature artist | The TD ) by fire in 1877. ‘‘Lohengrin,”’ one et ane cca. RT ie he SO ee ee Sate i ed eo! lee y WE WILL CONTINUE TO ue 1921 ee Sold. | sxc vail Shige tantite dav. | on a. ¢ > f Zowea family VE Ww. KSD. Dalias (246m-1L220Ke ‘huret 4 7. = Marge fund of church music, ¢ Tuesday, May 31 8:30-9:30 P. M. of the great masterpieces of Rich=| Hivis, tami WuiAP: ct atmarer | “farvice’ Wai selmancal ™ eoncert? aD J J MAKE A LIBERAL ALLOW: 4 large fund of church music, cham- ° é ) i : . ?, " ne ? nce Music ) WEA F’. = ard W agner, has probably enjoyed Kent hot WEAF, j ¥SAI, “KN, Whe ROUr. : e if 4 ne ber music, songs, and one opera 7:00 P. M. Dance Music from We . Bone ot ait ot | Ra hac! Weeds, Ween Pons, talk | WHA: POPE ALLE PS: | ANCE ON YOUR OLD TIRES4 4° Simmons will also sing ery Is Eveready Hour. 1] :00 P. . the greatest popu “pgs Oo a ; mr. Avonda le M. the mist ‘a reb: - oe = i ' 2 : ifl'4 j : ; By Berry Moore. : j . 7 , ' : : r. — oe +7 tf » + yy’ } core ‘ nicare Be a: “4 Oke (ys ey “OoTram & ; . CT e ‘him y fac li a ° e a fas D oOgnr: Nn b th that master _ operas. ne score Oj WEBH- a JID. Chi axQ. ‘7 m-si an | I pp! ri; I i No tRaE Enough” from “Elijah, Mendels- 8:00 P. M. ' H & see ae . e A, daloe a . £4 . - 4 - - : 6H a m.. ALMOLLC . rovesian ‘ é LO PCT it shk os é At- i e. a) H. ¥. SCHW EIGHOEFER, Pres, ae r os nzuishing feature of " — i, , ‘en *? In race Britt, Bel bei in ellis St. ws [ oe « = ai qt. § ‘ ony cancert: oF } al recital, . OK a PLISt al ‘ BG a a. Ren nur i a th Al- By (Purcell): “When Dull Care’ | I #e nied A. M. : ‘opt ¢ vater orchestra: & almer program. servie Dp. m., osley E, t. belonging to e re | bration in honor of Goethe at rom EP ? . ro- és > i > gage ee Wasthattys | og Oras Masters.” & Fecital of Or ercen ati Star-Spangled. Banner; Marche| ‘rs hour: music; 6, Bible class: 8.) WEAM. Cleveland | (380m-770ke),—10 a. @iposing @ syndicate, aoraree § ie pes si on ee a bey a im Militaire. Tschaikowsky; overture, aa afternoon musicale: 3:30, Crosley pro- a shacers. ‘a wfumn if : aminn ; p . foasg (n 2, 9900 >. argor ram: 5 re he tre 7 program j serv. 2 The sale was announced by the . “\fienon,” Thomas; cornet solo, | : : Pinchazo Tango” (Arriga). n SAME TELEPHONE NUMBER—JEFFERSON 0306 ff Byemmeiman-Spackler Real Estate | land frame so that it hang ee’ Mapoli, Bellstedt (Del Staigers, cor- | tone quintet; 6 lillion = sinz 3:30.) Austin Wrlie’s orchestre = anwthing a ‘ — - pongs: 7:10. Acwater cent gram: | . ’troit JI5M-BROOKC I — ‘nurcen — } he roperty rTre- H. &, K, PERIOD PROGRAM j without toucning anytnil ‘S netist): excerpts from Lohengrin, ». RE la tone P Q Say tn? ryvicee: 5:90. ‘nitol Theater Fam- . xr., with which t prop in the . ~ - Toa @ ane listed for sale. The edges ¢ is sa Oo give nunNusiu cy a wr P ’ , wski: | Henr 9-39 musica] iN 1». perati ently was vant Following is the program for| §PEAKER AND B-ELIMINATOR : a. tote high and few Lae ae ee Bian o . Se@mjohnn S. Blake & Brother Real) | iam the concert to be given through “ _— : | | te lly é page nc pe . Bosca OOOO KK x = [1Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis-Owned * * * al x * +. xs es . Estate Co., of W hich pred sail a — , try i ¢w the ; ow mater mt receivers A } 4 : : —— mnted KSD tomorrow evening by the Ho Now, Atwater Ken ?, ;' ie aien , — : = Dias - — tary, representer a A new mode! is a shielded receiv-| Hosmer; Hungarian Rhapsody II, , Pee =F Py ie te HR A ere ad ; 5 Fe te ees sy pews? : . i ? Path , 2.-* re, fee 5: Cats ROT g ed ° nd r 7 . a = : i os t . “ hj h the tiihe s are iso- Liszt. . ©) Ses eri an ¥: “a se %e, Ee or Po Rates \: ; : > 4 ae SOR. Mae 73 “— "4 moe se ™S . : F . : ‘ H. & K. period: { were announced at the conven- —— Pt AAS 2 LPR OE eae 7 * Yai , ‘ [ Soe on — a Read hat et toe re . consideration Was not dis “ar Paaiitif tata OF were & ' . ee lated from each other by copper a eso : . Fs Le etrategic im- Overture, “The Beautiful Gala-| — , rm % ; “she mae losed. Owing to the strates ‘» ‘ oe): eno solo. “Rus- ‘tion of Atwater Kent dealers in At- eoverings. The whole set is shield- last year’s models will be contin-| - ic intersection, spec- thea (Suppe), r , this Strategic Point — Price Not Disclosed. Stee ttl lllAbelsDbTldll ahd lb ld LLELELOELELLOEEEELOELEEEEOEEE LEME EE Ch a. a ~ er -™ — ae spina - ~ — : - Bs cance hi) ae Fea / ony oa ot oo ¢ ‘ ¢ ¥ ‘ f . g es pee ipl ra eile Pe: iF) we, 4° ; 5 ES ee es 6 Ano by w . ‘ ‘ , c ; te] Statler Concert Ensemble in the | now speaker and a new B elimina- acqui | - bieeme mo , . - Oo iF aard sey Ce ae geportance © sian TYuwuliaby” (Berlin), Mack/lantic City which was attended by|ed from outside interference by an} ued. fon ee 2) Ae Es é Jation is rather keen as to the ti Mudd, Miss Virginia Krebs, accom-| Norman S. Brown and Fred Weebe inner lining of tne same material. | jt was explained that the aCe en : “. AAT ve ke Semiprice paid, which doubtless Was the . +: violin sol “Heire Kati" | An entirely new circuit is used and! pany had refrained from offering | 0 oe : ; re - a } ,ossibilities of the site I panist; violin solo. : , ‘of the Brown & Hall Supply Co., ee | F : 1 it) peo - a | the poss ’ se» (Hubay), David Mochnan: “I’'m| ’ the result is said to be a set of great-|a substitute for B batteries until it | ets. i f At 7nd Se cation Olive Yds teenie “are, : , : Boe ner} son a awe Gi lee ; hat " ds GS MP Det “s ots oo! oe 4 Falling in Love With Someone St. Louis distrbuter. ly superior tone «ality and selec-| could be certain that a unit free - ; A Real Estate Prize. and yu ; from “Naughty Marietta’ (He) “1 The new speaker is not called altivity. {t will be the highest-priced | from “hum” could be produced. | : Pry oN n : NE oa IN S ite nag? ; - ‘e2 eps : “A are re The site has a frontage on Olive} ® bert), Mack Mudd “Petite Bijou- | ‘‘cone’’ because. it ig an elaboration! set in the Atwater Kent line. All; The new unit, It was stated, has PORTE SY ‘ . th: e _— acu Thy BARE , i roy soya tp @ pe Dtrcet of 99 feet and a depth on A. Wel terie”’ (po hm), “Mireflies’ of the cone idea. The round disk | models this year, as in the past, will three vears of laboratory work be- MZ to ge %s = BEE om a Det Deg: ee wighteenth street of 169 feet, pire “ ‘TLincke). is ahielded bv an ornamental grill! have gle-dial control and all of hind it. a ' digs ie. : Soe . pcg ds pf i? . BS iS) ; ot which will be reduced to 69 feet made : Dz ed on Varad is deduction of 490 feet for valua 1129 Locust” 5 . ‘ : + = RAO 795.” q ; : % "814 N. SIXTH S Bin oe of Olive. The corner) Marth MAin 4847-4848-4849 CEntral 2031 SAaiways has been regarded as a real) THe 3224 MERAMEC V2 D ae 4 “= . 5032 GRAVOIS | oy wtate prize because of its loca- ot ai 4 4. ¥, 080 oe hiat ' titutes the pivot RI de 9407 Wey “ation, which constitu 3028 N. GRAND gee 2731 CHEROKEE f this part of the city. As a sitesot th é ra see ” (is. GRand 3059 vailable primarily for aA large ho- the $ COlfax 8195 ! cogs M hest aie rool 4969 DELMAR = , re. , + ; 7192 anchester jeamel project, the corner has been) Wool FOrest 5832 ee ~ , ~£, eee Pemthe object of general speculative! for Vinterest. the si Rex Nickel iz > 2 : \ J mv. ; 3 A new building for the St. Louts B a" Ce “ . aol AI ’ : @Xational Bank recently was erect- lease j Polish eeee ms i tk ; \ Med on the southwest corner of — * —— ah | 7% y- Be fetightecnth and Olive streets. The; W LINSCO TOP wt Seat He c ALUMINUM PAINT, 27e Be Bn Union Station, Twentieth and | scale, SIMONIZE POLISH Behe ! TOP LINING DYE. .79¢ ee gt ket.streets . = j >i On behalf of the Delor Realty) Pact COMMON SENSE POLISH .......37c CUSHION DRESSING 79¢ 4 Mo.. John & Black & Bro. Real) Olive DUCO METAL PASTE.... is DUCO LACQUER ...40c€@ Te Biate Cc 477 S oe e Co. sold 99x177 feet at) effect SNOFLAKE POLISH oo ee MURPHY VARNISH, 49c me * Dee N17-25 Olive sana NP Louis G.)| and” WHIZ POLISH i STEELCOTE RUBBER ENAMEL...90€ 9 Grruciaper. ‘The site is occupied by} Me ee : MURPHY COLORED ENAMEL~ ee i. Bas ve 1%-room dw ellinzs. No men- W : . : — “a ENGINE ENAMEL eeeeveeveee ® | Salon was made of the Pp ‘ice paid. ‘the oI AUTO SPONGES 1-IN. PAINT BRUSHES. ........106 8 ‘Sprculative Activity. aan CHAMOISETTE ... c 1-IN. VARNISH BRUSHES. .-25¢ BE | Olive street between Twelfth) widen am ) » hala 7 | | . = Ppoule' ard and Channing avenue has | tween 30x31, | -~_ Jj ~ hd im => a” | -29x4.40 # = een a center of speculative activ-| Chant First ‘ | ' | | | | ‘ First me y on the theory that this thor-| ed Quality | : . Ww | Quality Muchfare will be greativ enhareed! the . : ‘ s” " importance ns an enst and west boul : * i +: { kk eK eK Ke Ke oe ane ek Eee) wheres nal rtery, as the resylt of the widen-/| jy r. 7 TUBES ' ME project, ; cha a i" @ Claims on this thoroughfare al-' widen 5 me peady have heen staked by several tween ca : 4 ' bl =6companies. These embrace} poule = ~~ es w ee Otably il i Oe ty teitenbaber pedal SR yahoo Tye Hac tag, ew alley ne Pe eB, Are 4 Mite , " pie - . ai pepegen: at. ie gen ae oty, iorttiy, te the southwest corner Of | jn meee entieth and Olive street, the ) Twe New Fresh Stock—Factory Guaranteed aoc nwest corner of Olive street! roam ° be \ ee. n “Omnto ater a ¢ / ox = First Quality Cords, All-Weather Tread a. (OmPton avenue and the Sa ast corner of Olive street and Gar- | build GOODYEAR Cords are made of the finest resilient rubber stock, long staple Sn er ison venus ; » sctively valle and blaiect quéllly mabeelila. SS ie “ be 1ue, bought respectively Now they talk about alcon-Knight performance All of the expressions that have been used to describe the per- formance of multi-cylinder cars are now being repeated with a enthusiasm by owners who are driving the Falcon- night. “Lightning ickup”’ — “Smooth at all speeds’’—‘‘Lots of power’’—‘'Vibrationless’’—‘‘A new sensation in anaes " Perfectly quiet’’—‘‘ Plenty of speed’’—‘‘ Wonderful perform- ance,’’ these are the words heard from all experienced motor- ists who find a new standard of performance in the famous Falcon-Knight six cylinder sleeve-valve engine. OSPR Cerdg mpd vere Bethe en eee cope - cob hiting Sesto ape aie. eae, Ab % Sree titel, - +* a BP Re Mite L 8 f 4 on ~- . Le we eg, a0 ma, ; « oh ow . 4 Puritan >i] (*95.. the RNox- has ; ' ‘x oe Na Ps trolew: (“a f ‘ » Stand- » 30x31, $4.85 29x4,40 s 1® MNES 01) Co. of Tose hené . BS J). if ; ae is av. Goodyear. . Goodyear. " FRNA : Bae The southeast corner of Olive First auality Cord seein First quality Cord a WP * Tire, special at ... Tire, special at . iene * * rep — a we thy whey ¥ , - ve Re ee a it a io Lee et pic ame SES. pie RN IC & & — a 7 UMS ta aos * ? * “ > he ee pan 2 SIRT eee x4 nego reet and Jefterson aventte recent- Co is . GZ, " ie : = Was purchased by Mrs. John Mck 31x4 ....$15.65 30x2.95 .. | gt HH || | SAB Tegan. ana the nocthesst aa 16.45 37x4.95 .. . : Gj SN , pee ’S leased for : 99 years, both 16.95 30x5.25 ._. : : ps ~~ NI . .. rough Cornet & Zeibig. The 23.45 31x5.25 .. . Aft 4 : | , “4 ts buthwest corner of Olive street 23.75 30x5.77 o* . S a = 7° : pa qd Fw ing avenne recently was 23.95 33x6.00 ee . ——. & Mi | shh) ' 4 + me Urchased thy rank Dalavelle, a 31 45 32x6. 20 ae nal 4 y E es - or c lent of Maura (ihiio & Betha, oa 75 33x6. 20 ~~ Ss cease . . 22.75 : = ror lh Rradl y & Quinett. Tire Prices Lower Than Ever Before Quoted! Sea core fee These acquisitions were mant-| Ree te LOOT Re Re oe Te ) ; : a estiy speculative m anticipation 29x4.40 Cord ||. 30x4.96 Cord ,31x5.25 Cord 30x5.25 Cord 30 33x6.00 Cord nF 4 velopments on a large scale , , modvear romdve : ‘ bk Ivo «fe iy adinata ; t Se geal $8.45 All-Weather . $13.95 All-Weather : $1 9.49 All-Weathes $14.95 ' -! oes | Ait Weates . $18.45 ge te on cr plo st a a fiel« other noteworthy pur- Miller Geared- Mill Gerred- s 11, eared. bg : & Bee : sea Geared- 8 65 song ll pa Ah 13.45 rape aed gl 14,95 ree ol age gat 14,45 S : Senden ee 14,95 : b has: « have been made on this cthemeed ... O00 | | Ramee Satee 13,75 Hemet AST ee 12.45 1 oe miter Goo 1745 Premier Button ' to-the-Road United States fl Fisk “isk Unite | 7 ‘j lon Pe Tentt 1 On Deals | > ; , d States Fisk | United States ee » am ve beats. | Royal ... 8.75 ROU v0 ke 11,25 TPONNOO: gs os 12.75 Royal ; 14,25 Premier Royal . oT The movement .on Olive street Moff Twelfth boulevard also has en on an aggressive basis, being tured by several reeord transg- T | tg TR, Mee Rie ic ’ 3]: Ftions, These embraced notably | 00 S va *° ea x » Aluminum Running- | Patches, Etc. SOutheast and enuthweal cor- CARBURETOR WRENCH 23 | ®t S Board Moulding ij | SOAPSTONE eof Tenth and Olive streets - a : : - 'rchased d leased for 99 y a THICKNESS GAUGES ...19¢| i ~ 5 , Piston yo For All Cars fe | SCHALER VULCANIZER. .98¢ Mbeepectively, by the Witenaanl HACK SAWS 29¢ ] ~--: Com- 35 In 6-Ft. 39 3 Tike PUES Realty Co,, composed of Eugene | , TIRE PUTTY Pildis, ae iiinne “ga HAND DRILLS {| Lengths : ams, vice-president of: the c pressors ? TUBE CEMENT ' tat National Co, Richard Shel- TINNER SNIPS 55c | 31% LACE INNER SHOES. 42" . and others, and the Waigreen ADJUSTABLE WRENCH .39¢ by t eC 5x5 TIRE PATCHES ... Mug Co.. through the Holbroek- : : F } Bla | . _ ’ FORD OWNER SET ...$1.45 . : ea OV Crs TIRE CUT HEALER 7 chwelder Real Betate Trust Ga » | RELINER CEMENT ; “ sOutheust corne® of Eighth CHEV. OWNER SET ...$1.65 x OK KOK KOK RR OK KKK KK = ‘ OL LO LIEN AION IL. More people are learning that Knight engine performance and the simplicit}. of this famous motor are changing the trend of the automobile industry. —_—-~ Except Where Stated—Above Tires Have Slight Defects Which Will Not —— Their Wearing Quality ¥ nee 4 m FALCON MOTORS CORPORATION, DETROIT, MICHIGAN Closed Car Prices $995 to $1145 f. 0. b. factory Falcon-Knight DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. : * 2 a Pen + ele Cinthia osocoer +c, ae haa cam $ dea iolinee shes Ach "4 AN “oe * Di eh ts ORR: Ee rn athe ae pitty +s 28 a patil hs. hee pug GR ie * en S Spas ae : est, = io. ee ee. ae ks = Arigu ein ime Me 4 etc eee ew ot % ~ wk DR OK OK OKO ok ek ” Bie ANE oe aap pra oe De ge ee ak ee ¢ te Oa hey ht cet n at iate aod ee, t pio Se! % wee wag Ce ee - seen ak alge Rati ARR cel ten cg <0ggad aes aad i “= be Olive treet leased for x | i "SEDANS AMD aBOon oe ——" years by r. | W wr: vo orth a Co | NS AND 2- COACHES , We “0. Ornaments || tees | Tailor-made Covers trim- | For Tou Brourh Cornet & Zelbeg IM €0B UW) , ; : ' S ‘} 95 med with Spanish leather. "tin nm ww ith Martin & iareihd i, . : Complete cowering for Recs , 1e te Flying Satin $00 \ oi ste gee| LUGGAGE. CARRIERS. 106 MMM, "nae th 3107-15 Locust Boulevard Phil Hi. Brockmen, Pres. Phone JEfferson 2810 or Whippet : ; it pe aie teenies - CLASON’S ROAD MAPS. ee ma} net dita of $40,000 or 4 7 Associate Dealers 3 , co" FOS Ao : COMPLETE SETS OF COVERS FOR STRAW SEAT PADS... Ee i cent net anu a wale ee Armstrong & Gatzweiler Cummings Automobile Company Carondelet-Knight Motor Co. enevienbnsngel mapeecetiyeiesiabaesc ; | praesent senna ea TOW ROPES 75¢ 90.000. This is exclusive of $175.- 7809 Manchester Av., Maplewood lith and Hlinois, Kast St. Louis, Hi. 8226 Alabama Av. AMERICAN EAGLE | See eS —. saa pau” $3.9! Covers, pie 5 gh | 7%, pald in cash by the Weolworth B. K. & L. Sales and Service Mulvill Motor Co. (Coburn Service Station AMERICAN VENUS mt | ee dete ‘95 | sale ee J | eso the tame ne : : ° ; a . » 2-D0Oe Sedan to Beek, ss el 1921 State St. Granite City, Il. Broadway at Central Av., Alton, Ii 7923 St. Charles Rock Road aes = CHRYSLER WING , : Tudor sedan 1 Ten fare agen | Turner estate), for the three [TUTTI x. land : Pontiac Soaid “gp soe 4 Coaches, LUGGAGE CARRIER eTy hbulld! w ~cupying the | DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS | ee ee | S| social”... 98.95) COVERS, Special . $1.9 be. with 76 fect 6 inches om Olive | FLOWER VASES : | ceeees TM5) AML !-Door S-Lassenger | GAS, WATER 3.6 GQ Peet and !27 on Elgbth street. LADY OF NILE........$1. aw dau ’.. £95! Broushams ..911.99| AND OIL TANKS. 0. PThis jesse. according to Guat ee eee wn president of Pau! Brown eo a eo oo oo Be. stock and bond brokers aul the lewrene? acceecre «ff exe? aote t=

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o- “~ Rs Viats for Sale .... tenes Fiats, Ete.—Feor ¢ dient (Rent) Residence of Mrs. M. B. Scanlon, now being completed | - sete Gor Mien teas. in Fair Oaks Estate.—J. Warren Teasdale, architect. | Flats for Rent .... as Garages. Stables as TOPS fp, 4 8 R 2 7 5 " rerrerrrrT 2 Ahn hdd hdd ed hh hd nlarged service facilitj DO square feet ieieles Not Disclosed. -under cover. .drive ‘ call new equipment for PECULATIVE ACTIVITY anizing. A _ complete WN OLIVE CONTINUES ok of FIRESTONE | M-DIPPED Balloons, iais G. Truemper Pur- ——s Tires and as Property at 2017- 95 Olive — Building at VE WILL CONTINUE To 21 Lucas Sold AKE A LIBERAL ALLOW. oe j NCE ON YOUR OLD TIRES wr (diddihdbhddhabhhhishhe FPPPPOPLOOPEESPPTOPEPPSPSPUISPOEROUPPEEODTD LS SPFESIV ' Qs Cas ook Sona Ye Hotels ‘ SO Houses for Sale “eee Houses fur Rent 3 ae lloysees Wanted vty. x | Houses, Ete. (Celered) : Improved Property Loans Lots for Sale Money Wanted Personal Prop. Loan Real Estate Wanted te Buy Real Estate (Colored) Real Estate Loans Real Estate—Country ee Keal Estate (Other Cities) . Residences for Kent Residences for Sale , Residences Wanted to Kent. Kesort« Stocks mendes Suburban Property See aie Suburban Property for Rent Suburban FPreperty Wanted ww ewe MA, VUSAELSSSLS SSSA) Since Pee Sal Sore 283 BP at NHL: EBLE RCS > dy 4 > a ee . By Berry a “ . ag 4 oxo & “ao: Loo 2 é o & ao%e 4 . bie ede a H. F. SCHWEIGHOEFER. Pres. wr ate O. L. RHOADS, Sec. & Treas The en ga = ‘a L.ARMSTRONG H. G. BEDSWORTH seo Ga ease nt! to the Al-| Vi“ SVUSSSSPES ES PSPSPS LIF P Hs ee te eS the. ii wm na lA 4 7 . Ys KS . SQ | ee \\ : L Al A R T ME EN TS as I eee, NN ing a syndicate _ 7 ere t he pu lt- + ; PORE RAS OER ites srteggosceerecmsesss tate Me uaa NS masers. . B The sale was announced by the | n | : \ ‘ 5 . eh “s9 a c ue -_" ¢ ne oy ag Map we ——— ee % ee deer « Rn ee te Medll Ve. onthe. heh ona, le ae he ak NUMBER—JEFFERSON 0306 mme}man-Spac! ler Oa stat: with which the ‘operty Lg OS ae | ete iA Ws — ently was listed for sale. ; : WShd ne of the most ad- > | liiazeous ever made Ss ~ Sy . + ot, ee in the cen- iar as the 7 C OY ; rnoc . } Leen sit wa : ' } ™~ aa ee 2 Sasa pe iY tra ge wo ee ee : SS omnes | 7 HIS COUNTY ESTATE - Spee avenue, residence of Warne S. Niedring- haus, purchased by P. Taylor Bryan Jr. | - . : | P. Mrs. Louis A. Hager Jr. - é - or? tt ht bbb b hhh hh hhh hd Ahhh ddA hdhhbddd, Odd Bd ne de ." ing Lease. OOOO EEE EEE ERE EOEELD FE MI IFES FAS BS ws Saget el im ‘yl Shien aarak ae Ms aoe Ming ~ sent te ies hese : . VALLE, 2a8 The consideration ri ped. Owing foo Thre Ye) rtance of lation 15 ce paid, ged on the possibil A Real Estate Prize. he site has a ifr¢ ace on et of 99 feet ; fehteenth street hich will be reduced th the deduction ot! 814 N. SIXTH eon ‘ nin ri 5 iive CEntra!l 2031 ‘ te I { : ys has been regarde BOSS GRAVIS BE Bie pri. because 0 Gm - ¢ hie Mig be Re ee te be CBM Ts eae nee ae vane y = En erage have acquired from Edward ee 1 ‘ | Bakewell 13.7 acres of land on the | west side of Denny road, adjoining | the Hager residence on the south : and extending to the north line of Riverside 3080 i eatitest on COMPTON-RUSSELL CORNER the estate recently purchased by | Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert von. Gontard. 2731 CHEROKEE beh MEE | los tha, tcnse, his he eade tun te nis part of ity. Ss as tis IMdoe. ome aw ee WSEQg ae | | GRand 3059 intic Cor a tarec hi the $175 04 MERE Bete br ¢h \S —T NANNY Ics ROWAAAH SESE The purchase gives the Hagers a 7192 Manchester WM project. the corner h: en! Woolworth Co Sg eee ae Ae aS 7 ‘ ‘ GHWT RR WUHNA SSS Cemmnnnnnnnd \ | ‘total of 40 acres, one of the larg- Hiland 2790 tant of . ney , : orem a Sal ce ee ne ss WS ‘ Studs &: Farrar, architects, have | It contains space for 165 fami- est estates in St. Louis County. 2300 S. GRAND sterest. the oR eiatunie to be built on £ FNS c Bae been commissioned to draw pians| lies. The plans call for three dif- This part of Denny road is rap- | GRand 8521 nae betta | ; - oe Cae = a ae ce Denny road by Edward oes SY eS \ for a large apartme nt house to be) ferent size apartments so that they idivy developing into a high-class 7 , a. slam oae teeta haart tig pee pee wes Fees ; — Se know as ‘“Tawer Hal! Apart-/| wil e: > . ‘ements “es nt D akewe Rim ‘orate mew cinta an oe he ides Wee nrriee a “Si Bakewell.—Maritz & - NN aes — ng pe ms ee ; Bessca : - “ef ; a a mie se the ee a ,of sb eae mn well has A C ime aenagy searmge ia mee a ak eae “ ce Sho | nts, ich is pr se o »; SMiail, medium and large families.| built and sold two residences on eit sn. Telarc e on ¢ I *> Hers avi ISS mur) Carpenter homestead. This tract etc. | bridge across a creek, preparatory ON DRESSING 79¢ Qn behalf of ,is one of the largest and most; The building will be built far|te building two new residences, for : CQUER eas .40c . ’ ‘ son i. — ‘ ’ ete G. Bauer Whi] e ae sees a D , ad ine ineme- oO , ms oe amy = is. 7008 | McKinney Dry Goods Co. charge of the new plant as super ae iP alization © wee*SS | bungalow, 4007 Walsh street, to| lished in 1892, and whi b ODE OF} RI es ‘weaas oe, and tI northea rier i. iritendent. veyances of prominent parcels of Achievements Im st. UlSs, ~y i Charle aner: £NIE ans “¢ ‘the best known in el ircies, | (rc oe , 'S “nega Seset C | i : } ’ HOMES AND TWO LOTS a LO TIL a i ai ei J parce ; ‘pare —— = homas. hn ‘ haries Mauer, 5015 Leona street, 9 — ” ov ait } 2 : say . AL E J lA | E NEW ugh sc pill years, tl THREE senate ge ind anuLacturer ail estate, two eC OEE en NERS so Pa | for rank J. Fendler, to Louis B. oe & GPnera: sep Lane . | SEE NEXT PAGE “orn ) stree Jie ISSO LC IT IC all und, and said aggregate more : oe client to Mrs. Annie W. scher; Seta venu cently wa sy inde er 1e ire tract with com- an $200,000, was effected during — a ee ee S PSD | 490 tect en ee ee a oe | ‘hristian | ©! erhencs eo Louis, | avenue, north of Penrose avenue, | ton (eq . Sa eeetemmeercets -room dwellings Lo men - i S ecowtnees ' wi Was made of the price aic +} ‘In , he pro 12 arked : pMASIOTL cts through th , , : ; Mercantile Trust Co., Eisperman & speculative Activity. right-of-way for street cars on the : " . f -~ 4 . 46 s : PD * street het ween "T*x bes “iA nA “tinn Sire —e Sn ae le ee eae alee "Haase Ft Bist y = 7 , ™ ry —) : . . . a wre , ") > . feat tured ls ; ; . “+ a's : Foe Ee piaDls - ae —— se Sas Bab ees = % eG, gly Se Hee % 2 ined "i ty Ch ad Oi tgs dr Bee me ae May Cie ‘ te as ‘ . : — ‘An heh ts a en Company, |*erves the entire ti eg te t o sz) Lé Sf Qi . rt ii | CV hiil ‘Ss. Line S8fFii-ge rh Past WEE hae } : ar “ire > woh os Le fuego ypesidential! © vas T! , ard Fire Orinkop R. of £10 . e sie : ws cae : ‘ sl , sc by business nd Mercan- The Tebbe Building, 3617 South as ae te opstyriam a! Fleming. i ; pu icatio: , Ve CaiCcllid Finnegan estate to P. J. two weeks, ; * 2« * “ ” ~ ” ne | : ~ ry} . 1} éis 6 . | ~ Sequisitions rere mani See | —— Grand boulevard ‘and ani | hy — ples a saree pets reat Cos ee 8 ore reine hookict was financed by the P, TAYLOR BRYAN JR. BUYS 5.77 nm Aanticipatio rai — ihren ave | nree 6 at tb Hwest Cor vOois, Was acquired v Robert ee ; b TT . ; 33x6.00 Cord ' SROGT tha : ‘ argc e ageoni¢ , ; nator berie “4 } . Lye Ly ee § Litt t} 1S Mis Hutcheson. former - ouisan. v ho . : & 1! ‘ i jie Fy as rN: ings RIN HA - , Ode =i , acifie richt Flin has been pm hice a mattekuaisieaial | 4 ill appear ithin a short time \ % [ "| re portis |; x i a >; 1 Mh te om , $16.75 | Gendrew is a mo o/)¢ -- WED, All-We $18.45 a 'redicated on thi: tetnine aeven rooms, hot 3 ri conducts a cha : 7 \.* : hag ather - : ii¢ ‘> " i Fit : wah uit ; ; lat ay Liict 4 aWis Au frj rh tig *h f'*sa trry Rau? Che , re ¢ } : »ULLS, resident of the A bert ; Terry & 0. ~ tag = is trata ‘tate E ange, believes the; having closed the sale of Warne q a | sz ¢ AnOrs 16.25 PATHFINDER. 14 95 % ~uOn, 0 * noteworth 1 T} versity ; Ji att hae © 6 3 2 4 “¢ port CiOSin € FOLDING CHAIRS er te This is exclusive of .- | Flilis. heving a frontage of 75 feet gee — l oe sage 'lease this week for the svenarty at HE N SP C R R E CO Og ae niet fford Dear awe: |W. i, Woenpa Milton I. | lease this week for the property at MMELMANN-SPACKLE A it Vv the Woolworth 1 the north line of Greenwe pie i ley ie il : , — ‘ . ‘ s ee ' Reitz: bungalow, 2326 Sulphur ave- | $14-16 South Ninth street, im- a a * a & r estate), fo: the three-/was sold. This fot |'Newsom: residence, 4722 McPher- | and owned |} COVERS, § “fee” PUlldin w occupying the! Cyrur Crane Willmore Organiza-| Ne separ | Rg cal e oer" eee ae : ) pecial a : im (y¢ ups ing } * Vi u ian ‘ : on Balen —. Ye , "hy iat wea . . . IN URA GAS. WATER a ' th 76 feet 6 inches on Olive | tion, Inc., to a client for whom the | son — og =. ee = a | Eat a The 1m _— serene on NEW YORK LJ FE = NCE CO. BIXB " Mi H ine - oo , ee : 3 client ol 1@ JON . Gidson ; Morris Goidman for the Goldman The ’ AND I *S % : r) ‘hth street | Rergfeld company will improve oer roved with ix-story building te , 7 as sold for;nue, Harry C. Volimar to Roy D.| ae e Loan Correspondent of the ; was " by Margaret and Lilia Mortgag po ; ere Onno tive sue Blaasee vee ate ' | a —_ enti +} mand for: Frank C. Grobner to a client of house Martin & Breitt represent- pater . : ;, mn — _" “ Ld ? Blox K Alig bond rogers, one | one saps ex! e} ae , ea te WiAmer FEncineeringe Co ed the lessee. : — el es praeaupan-eneas —————S = ~ Sa . = ———~ ENVIRONMENT OOES MAKE A OIF FERENCE } ‘ the SPrect nvenmere af wan! ote FUP FUT SY" a ie

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NDAY MORNING. MAX ce, 4: ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATICH _ BS : e | SUNDAY. " “ : __ MAYS 30% 1927. PAGE 2B __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i ee BE Fontenot —— —£, 5 0) =~ — Va“ tt __ West 4 HOM E BUILDER % HOM E iv | "COLLEGIATE & QO. ee | _ 8. W. COR. ENRIC Constructive Ideas on Materials Iethods and Home Plans ii ws: mSFAOESS _ 4 BUILDING THAT CO! T. ; =. —) PROPERTY SALES REPORTED =e = COMFORT ‘TODAY. Sa In Selecting a Home Site An Attractive Southern Type Bungalow BU D A GARAGE _ BY MUELLER & SOKS = | COME OUT | A | ort the following sale: a Apartments bins living room, BY MUELLER & SOXS + ee t gy pte ¢ following sales: = 4 ~ g fi tile bath with shower: aaa with © bs ~~ Ste -2 | Zo aoe t. | | avenz for V Williaen . [™ i#| Garage in basement $10 month extra. = ' . 1 ° — ‘ 5 4t a -— 3 ~ 3 — s \( 2 ¥ bm. ~ | Do odakescmopuagpae ne format anual -_ | HENRY R. WEISE Then a Well-Built House of Moderate Cost Ty Sec Se rs » thon ie |Home Owners Should Have a| Hebert street to Arthur & Sox an¢ __The formal opie GEE Fichth , gg a . “ 5 a P ” pl ~ ; _ Satisfaction and Happiness. Yio Sa "3 Em + Te. ee Past a mr ; = Ss ae = -— * #51 oS ae iso the following lot sales: nis. The club fs pean | QO] A : S Ss: ln MT se ympia Ay Mi. ud t illiaam Moeller. ' opment. | Wall stre ae | WN. E. CORNER WEST i thie mennn ¢ the vear 1on a small lot. The increase come ae 3 - ae SS = - ah +7 bh} : HIGH TYPE E " . - The lan ", i¢ Pes ~ . = ~ = - = 2 i t. buy . ad - 'from the d an i >=— 8: —— ss BRE i ss ‘ oll me : ; | ‘Be 4 : hanee It ig wei] - , ; . — = = - ._ counrry ti +4 0 +8 Na sve ys : 6 . . + e ‘+ Ai Ae © ~~ Ss = ” ‘ a . -. . . ~ « oo . s - ys " Be ?r +2 eo C , : hom . .*> " a : = — = = Pad ~ = - a = = ; - 7 5 a ; 7 a ¢ : 4 : I : Home «8 iG wie sess points, because when you = P . = er — -= : 9 lov ting garages has be- S te lent yt y - and Concluding ' $o0) 00 " - - . — ~ . ° : — . 7 _— ofl P iy | } FY ’ 3 _ oa : A as ‘ vian - . . ~ . - ‘ ** es - — - _ ie ~ oOo Ff 4 2 5 nie _ - _ . - > >. e e sie ' Bees i PE } ’ . 4 forwardc-io0King sou! ” 12 to sell, you should realize tnat | —————— ————— : a Se — ee me oO he national sports. , Aside from th | i Bad ews 7 . Se , | AS oe sige ‘rom the match 78 i The apartments have the latest while th lot increases in value wa 6 SRR ee npiie Rye BE 85 >. AR RY ¢ ME) APARTMENTS FOR RENT EAS SEN 1 5 Sic gp te ek 2 ea ays dp a Se ee a verre es . ’ Vote & - *. ‘> oe : 6st Mpy ake Pte s ee Be dem ; wx 2, :ogprenn ier renn He aa eee RTP ee lari ei 5 on , a aS er ye up at) Bemele: * fr.7 ke ahs? 5 7 ’ ‘i Cl a A os Kil ve Fee PPT) EE Ry See ae ' a : fat . . | J : | i i _—— ‘ nit S. ; . Lan ‘. : : Sen ‘ : ‘ , ; = * —— . J P > " tly large to accommodate : “enh lie . a? 5 ” Y i d5 ue aia.) ieee re FACTS UT eats : he : porting event y | Alsos,4ando Y if) SR Se: Pp a if “ possessed ¢ the same time a well-built house ma my Some. will add much vwalue to the lot i Ld. « 7 ; should have a permanent | | Trees on your lot are a very val- . eerie | ae z= "eal: ae m4) LS 4 he : silt tiie . th page HPO ' : ecti members of 2 | J. Altheimer, | ¥ sstaent 1 } r con iction. he e ! 1 O: members of the ugene . nse $50. 0 thei cut and Visitors to Omg, 817 Cc a coast MP D8 loans aggrecgat ($52, 000 REPORTED SALE The improvements totehg ms = HOTELS i toc “an a PRICE OF 4] 15 EASTON proxim — 7 20d {omarow eat Cee a ecient tah ower ae Eugene A. Freund, realtor, has hich was expended for arace st dd Lhe ' : OTEL near Grane sold to Alex Berger for investment | the development of Osage Couny § EMPRE: oe cee rooms, SL and 50680 : CREE OE NRE IEG LORE EUR ROP 1 ME Hoey ate eR al he pi | pelled ect a garage follow: | con cern tain per cen tage of the purchasing , - ' ing the pur acitlads ase of the property. | you ‘Sock at. Go to u price, usually ten per cent, Making | id Home owners prefer to have a Z . — ; ” “tern we — ime i , . - ' f ? he = ep 7" Realtor usually cond ef his busi- | the contract for a — a Ps ; c— J wfarage on their premises because a ion lease. Th - pr ic e was re ort > ewe , °° oF ? 1? , io ; usually i ee : ms ~— - ‘ ; > TY) ly + ly " id cone ness according to a nationaiy ac , — . ) iit lakes for econom ar epted code of ethics and tnis code | time you should ivenience besides. providing an Op-| ! : L. Newstead and Olive cepte : eee 7 kero it hi. = , —— . 'golf house, landscaping ef : SEWSTEAD HOTEL. : . binds him to certain requirements; Searched for | laims , ae ) | ean x. oF el See's *." «Bin portunity about the car. grounds and the circular Ph er fan in every room: pRome in his dealings. It assures you pre- gman the property. : . ne . | sine - i countless is nd th ea ae aes : | ne iam ¢ be | seat Giniaie driveway in front of the du} i t and the | hould the title be found to be| who have e re irom . ; hed or etable now completed. & 4 Bul or eiaoie. . a — tal RATES. “i. up —— Blue tection, sound- judgment tomobiles this rhil “0 hed 4040 Olive st. counse! you are entitled to. clear you may safely complete the | | | ie iy wily . 7 i bought thei tom , | sale, making sure to have the eed | : . B~ 5 hoe (2 C2 ie , ing preparations ar _ is ee JOHN C GREULICH 60. LISTS & ae Hotes : } > . : ' y 5 : a Avteca tk! ho , 2 sa ne 3 is advisable is ' CABANNE HOTEL. You should find out whether you , home owners to j , , orde i he Citv r unty | . - ! ' ages wil he reg u! dq to make im prove- recorded with th pe ig iy Cou ‘Ping , ) | : } & } ) ‘ 7 ; ‘ro lds f I , : , , . e there are restric- | authorities, es officially estab- g ng | fA A a win ene ard saa aa ) | Sly D is 0 . _., CABANNE ae in EA URING — = 4 suite: private ee ; menis; th ish! Y rnership of the prop- r th uip | : , | ro | ii j ng 3 our Own £5 P \ © Pp op- | : = gra! age on rneir ~ . 3 ~ +4 etd ; aiene oa ry ri ' piatl: aneseesieg ~ gradings or roaa- | erty. A clear title is necessary if : ic see omed , he phon ‘a . on ; 7 Pay] x a is so sii in comparison | j iantitie nea “Sir — ; | = eo ae \OE , . : : : Greulich Realty and Invest Ri SELLE HOTEL the property at 4119 Easton avenue, Club, cluding .a ‘rates. 3534 Olive st. ‘occupied as a a O00, Iworth store with i commod i0uUs club building, outlier ’ 4 PINGTON ARMS sy ‘7 ' — am itif is turn 4 rooms, swimming pool, work om th & shine | somos » betel ine : 2 eN wee a v ed as $52.000 cash. |hole golf course and the . | IDEAL HOTEL, 2800 Locust—Runaing tion of nine holes, pes : water, baths ‘st day. $4 week up. (cB) propert to be dréken which are an erst- 2 — te kh ot kh mens, W He Ota. tions or if you will be assessed for a cost of building a } Owner to pUrce is supp S| During the past week tie lim under pew management. Eres you intend to borrow money rison : a ur lot to finance your build | : ~- with the nefit rive nd the a : . ne agemeg | fies = — {with the sente (ve = : "0. closed the following deals 4145 LINDELE. Be may be de- | Operations. Your title may be in- _! ia \e ee ‘increased valuation of the _— ecti . ike teem we american and European pian; room anaq) or |s for a small sum ef money, a! , : Si (7 , ity that no home owner should hold! will be confronted with t! les we aa poard. as 10% CPx ner, moni. bus | ab : : | : . -. oe ern | 7 506 Cora avenue by M. Jouest as low a3 S25 Der ie AO) your land. On the contrary, they protectin you against — 1 . = | rom erecting @ garage on ac-/ ti ize | ing: . George D. Cleveland, for $7M= — — : : : Pe ' . . = o " -* r S © it s ve og ; ; ‘ ; ; at, TY - > A j j claims which may arise ; / a = - > . Ps 77 ’ pens i P i ~ Cy77 , 4 . | al c- — 4 © ve ee “ ae ga ndiscovered fects in t! a a —, on nae , ur-room cottage at $335 W ten decrease the vaiue Of the | 4+”! Gis ed defe se SHE . eg aeed, tO meer Cais : y L€€ ae ” : ~h ‘okt es ... Five-Room House No. 506A Designed Siw anata’ Face Brick Association ere construction eitidiaes thei gee 5 | ue, to eos tga by APARTMENTS s ‘ . we ~ su : e} for 5061 — —— , APARTMENTS FOR RENT land. Before entering into an aut of ale Ge soten Lot on Grand avenue just jar acini SS in Clayton, will sub- f) o q . - The municipality ‘may have : ty ee Pn 4 ® . | pen : | = : ee a pak ae erstanding of all the obligation A/ ® O1 home wners | on time T r si | | - plan for’ future development whit — es | ? ACKYAR ae neh _— 0 , ) pay Harper street. sold to Dr. Bu APART he se oe hae + t +h s contra may invol. - payment hasis xr it eh . 17 ridt f 2 ’ : A By ne wh 10 has begun the a4 heap for sum ner Park it nanan ” rust . ioe alt ao Stee “APARTMENTS. . 4 “ _ ” _ . la ~ 7 q ha ‘ 95 : at ‘ . e in a few years may project se none wT - . These things t down are im- r * ; ‘} [ j your of. . i A ~ p 4 i} >I *. i ’ = CC = J ee es ee! ‘ - 7? os. m+ y : ) ; ~ _ “ ‘ ma! y LIT Ss. ii] pe Wwe I to + surburban Places Offe “r Grea t Op- even ; ; } -T i ins th i irTone foot. : ais B, —_ , = ae beth... SH) on F . cable er | mints — ene . Lot on Park lane in Grewia or 8. Grand: 5 rooms, bath... | ee . | i —_—. CEMENT ALKS A 0 FLOORS ; ; ‘y! Ww F ed on ortunity for Beautifring the Vehear pam — T . , see i ‘ Ww . I u / « * = i mw NJ ade pb : 4 Ja - AU Uo Fe t Pn m Ade Ties subdivision, by r » i : ra a or eervic co. A LLIN WwAd TERS REALTY , You shou make an estimate mm Ss Sanaa Landsc ape. hark bey the probable assessment fo u FREED FROM OIL STAINS N b f B : D . hs I . f ee : ome Cases tne Sata -* ** lich, who is having plans 2 ser GaArtield 4237. % aa : bs. . ‘ 5 : . sit ml - - . ; , nea , é, ha wilde s 2 > 4 heet ’ — i iiied dink matnn sewe otable tor Beauty of Design, the Interior of | Expenaing a inten n beau-| may easil erected in th ein oath which conforms | ree the acection at'a Menai ; ‘urbs sidewalks and ae : Bias i ea D; . ~ Lis r He r ar pro uces ara r ure i ner i at ly . pei ice is. i. “. j a ° Pe a | . a4 y be n re sightly Stains from Walks : 3 BE Py | as iT i ie 14 : : ive-room bric ss ! ANELIN. Tool —3 Cause, eventualiy, thes iS mus y iImvescted | “+ ee - ' ch ti : use | 8609 afford lane, by A. J. Ai —- pend — and Floors. as the Exterior. Vie abnibenaaes tikes Unis ake ihe teaiinnen wmanen mt po ag antag tet | es ae : DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS > ; " ag When oil has drippe 3 on On « 4% . ‘ en ee : : " | mann ior ‘ av. e% jot. yor mMropose hu : as Tha Aa 45 aep, Tu i si Waa ) no . Us &S 3 r a Like porca, BO . 1 Wi ' Ll contrast is th : io 4 in: ses have been work ‘one ah ’ ' ave ; "2 . ¥ : ts il an Manchester avenue, has es veatic ns near Crunden-Marts Man- ‘ 7 . Bag! - 4 i out! : Estate Co., according to a report of | f€@ process ot development. The the surface of the cc ne-Duli rs. ias a qi 100Tfs Nir yn ne ¢t iC un iieV nonoto what tnos peas ¢€ lelr Own. & he ) A tai the xtt iH. G. Moehle, sales manager. first cost may be higher. but you; , ere eae outhern f14' its atmosphere 2 Casemen. Ln Mii May ve Maccers of > who Le , bed with a stiff } i i é ee ee ecndliers ‘ it eerie ‘ sii " . - ; : . . , : may be reasonably sure of a steady |, : ) ii a ee 6g, | adjoining side. One of the mo: but little so that it is pleasing into erect nm his proper = increase tn the galue of your lane./|,. _ : ton Pree Reis a . rete: ‘ ning features of she house i rn iy be 1y peol with § will find ; in waekiote, Sil { | 7 7 in aber mos _ : go id ae. @ ae : : ) te , (f i TF GARRIS jolzs N.—Ist Coeor sout ~ . 5 ; a — — = + wv Ic ; = . eo riv . ‘ / P ) ' ; : : on a] > bre nent, heat. hot water ies, as these n ~ ee 7 a > - ** f i anc a 4 nie Vv al ue Ase 400T Lindell ae Ae ssw ® hs vou shouii fro : : i Snouid free from as Lee removed and the tonrete restored To insure aa@ protect the land pie ; — A tae ce © breadgiast mt etweenm Ta Ali} 5 al i : . . 1 the pi © garage on the hom smnire : 3 nyn “SisHER win 1058 owner from deg@rease in values, a . s L-shape, t! pleasil lin , roo} n ! restriction is often placed on the! .. wi ey — Ww — vain se delightful chimnev and the a The at is 2ON a - lar water? Fs) 1 - O anization : tL c. WISSMATH. LINDELL e377. suppose your lot costs $1009. you | m is brushed eveniy over thé en eae , ssc DS te se . veal " " = e s ety, 10% mainte: . ~ aur rs HeLLY 64" a 4 rove. Murvhy wa may be permitted by these restrte- ace with a broom and allowed tan build this house on ¢ rd ui ble s ora 3 Da enn cinedisel: a celle ok tin nals gue Ppains Bitefor . —_—-- ws D j t It Time, 43 ru 3529 the bathe tions to build a house costing not , :, o. _ 60 ot lot if you wisn, With *com re two comfortaibie bedroa a ‘ , a oa ‘- nie cian ite ia 1] oe a aE, _ a , evotes 8 a. | th Murphy bed. 1 less than $4500. This restriction ts ee a Oe Foun c driveway hrubs should linen closet with a cloth CONE, SA RMEP AE SEM EP ae PHT ee es er 1) d | na uaitor oan rurn = ent red | closet with a clothes cliute to| pla rns, ¢ ses, all hav ndings. hi am Energy and Expert and ‘anitor service furninlads i, aa such of the stains as were “et of 4 reoma. with Sn provided to prevent the erection of | : 1erous)} anted about the foun e laundry their pn! | | ry ‘aA ’ — hi he wv hoe Av : ; 5 . aNea J wid ‘ tee ; rhs a . ° Ah . 4 , : cheap or temporary uildings, | @°VeC by scrubbing have been cc dation. yrner post: in rate T _ a i an aria lie ih iil al ; enrages is well | ¢ Effi ; ¢ to i i LER. 921—F be rented very eae ae ky PgR ee eee 0 h while for it is stronger and | ({ icien y . 7 Se aie aie oD a , 7 . ™ which, because of their unattrace- sir a pee! gets 7 which. beca posts of the same brickwork as in| cludes a hes Re a eck: i SEEMED Hi UE NOE se flee eh . : : : Rint ne : of the moist condition of th l Seyi ape coma ate al be POT pia Et nests Mis csr aso ; »)) : ~ . IN lveness, frequently tend to injure | °t t eine: ey erve ‘to tie. the] lamudee with devine a: : : — Specializing in | MAin 4797.68} \ . 4 s ‘J in F a : La ,i ~ ‘ 4 N . ~~ : { i I 24 ’ ‘ : a. . ; ] re } ~— ] + 1] ~~. 4 soy ~ t } ie ’ « t qd +i) f ’ . red f ‘ beaetnut. MAin 4797 uite fi ia tute 4 ssa ontieaeetdnie: guia : : : “hes peuow ese ‘ D c= ee i= \ BRAUCTIFUL f —" TELLow PINE M t Loans! 537 srand; 4-room apartment; . | Mortgage 1a Ay artaeed: leit and aie a | me Po ee haere aa eae Ae aS ae Va Mey Dire s t CS Soa aii gaiiethon a dat fect Fs RR! iceemyinet ike? + Replay 3s _ i ii ars. . gy r : Pare if ~ ‘ ‘ 5154——5 ro are ; should influence the amount of ee ee eee Manet, i cee Keynote of M ot vm RB a ii ~ “| crevices. is one | mos DAMP WALLS : Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. : arate tnanice Eee oes “Magan ste OE gaa SinVUNt a leaky radiator or a sudden dash a fanth a) E's | Mode suliding. ead : : : . ; ; As 5 effiarney Mm ne . ‘a ’ =e aeeiiias : he . es ~ 4 Ma id +e | A adi i h sd a a Pe ©: ’ ‘ ai dun ' es ' : eens : ; i o resa ue i ry? TT WwW i; 7 ne OTF : ' ; ' aioe ; , J SO ag money that may be safely invested | of rain through an open wintow| tate _— S-| Homebuil are advised t,-| tUresque—as prett WET CELLARS a ta CHESTNUT STREET cl JA eacazetnquine, 5208 Leta af i3¢ Ging. J house on ~ sar) + .. . ee , ~ AF = i £ house on a large | should not make the slightest im Waterproofed Strictly on — mt = Mine ol ~—— ; gq-4 Natural Bri fe 4 i og a ned Syed ete ert : : LTY AND CONST COm on 41 44444444 4 m- mnie hince an eicht- ‘i Je eS riod Guarantee. rib y WrST ND li 5 . ot will increase in value more than / pression on the varnish a. Boog fone ales oe he . a o ¥ AMiic 7 ae . =... . "ern reshtence, for the : Zing as tn a suit of clothes or a| , Home decorators | with modest | RANETITE MPG. CO, Foren 14_Unio 1917 8S. Broadway HUmbolt 1482 $42 50 THREE EXTRA LARGE We ROOMS, gee Deuhbie Merphs bed: ft LOOK! Cheaper Than Renth :22=.33: Sete It Is Easy to Own Your Home ! | ——. HL \RMING 2a seney; heal, Wight. oosdad water. electric me 3; ant otner con y concerts iahed Zach room «@ vorper. wee TESCO OE EE Oe eer eR eee eee ee eee ew we ao y _—— 4 v¥ee ev eweqwe e¢vev eeeeewn ‘ bilindiRatdinda deeded tbe Lt - saeeeenenneetnmmans see ~ *+ Your Home Does it need a new roof. ae ng, guttering or any other repairs? > APA RAR AR: a ‘yTrrr.rftFTS _-_ SD i iii bbb bbb bb ppb pp hh hh hhh bh hh hh | * 4 4 rsrriyy 4 AES t3 cg us nan ‘ ae: ol neal nts out of m Regular payments carn interest. . on subdivision 7 : is Bring Us Your Financial Troubles Shaftesbury Heights, being on Bal-| accommodations. but 1) alas _— URETY LOAN AND THRIFT CO, 3 922.2.000 os RS & isadvantage because they pr 36 inches wide by 11% inches d CITY CLUB BLDG. 122 LOCUST er eee en tnd rite to Willams tent an exterior appearance of be-|| BUILD! WHY BUY? |/8 & Since 'ner cure - OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 7 P. M. a nnster Diace, at the cornér of | This situation is probably more || besniitu matt brick porch eet Se eee ‘ 7. ‘ SU UTA Pa ; . . . ; i flo 1ijt- . 3 c). PCeCS I Ai ae — | - St x? t* onan " OV fe ) ay e ha se. ‘ -* a J ‘ +, ° . ° eahtiaheekeet.ott.t..ttt. Tee ' . 4 « Ft . = . a she haha tolahenttiat..t Leet Te 7 ; alien i: “ . > ha a+ +: ; . os SAAAAAAARAARS RASTER ERARERAREREAE ROR RR RAR 4 ary / Taw , TF sen ; " ; ?. CTL x] ws - ; 4 4 . ah. 4 =? ’ GAUt.siVi itie ; Ties CU mm Pitt . ‘¢ : re by ee at a i ee Ser a das a . ~ nee Aennae ooneeneeueeus aeaan ‘fap rent : WARS R. ¢CO.. 5596 Nature Bridge. | idl ——— a — A strip Shingle permitting variegated reef effects. permanence, protection, econ- oo A KX biue-biack, $4.75 «es Color biend. $5.00 a square. a. 4 “ erie ve ete Car. ey > ~ <a ‘ Ms ee ¥ dips nm wo pple 2 ' Ne Ke = ‘ LING . & st At ee = en Ve ete eee deer ieee — one menth free rent ments to refhubie en . si AKSENAL, 4S02A-—~-Corner; Gream . a = | clemey;: steam heat and het water this beautiful ane Bished; janitor: garage. Pitespect a eee eee ee ee ee i so poste a se pspseermsessinin. UN “eg a s | the By te and . ith oa — re Sine Pred es | ir | ‘coal un | - | ates ” Sy ) a Lr : at bu ng | a sAeeeintment isa and _ Building Exverience ee i. Mod : ad — | ne more im-| Hack MAY ” ern Home of Brick F. J, FRICK FIRM LEASES The B BSusiest Builders . ~~ ~__S-STORY BUSINESS BLOCK ===5 Stet see ALTON BRICK COMPANY ot oe Office and Exhibits | — to — : . Louis Jani . ae . “aa Chemical Building, St. Louis J Sages Stes We Fines Member American Face Brick Association Railroad switching tracks is to | BATE = OO “INC een ane iret floor with switching faci Builders Realtors a for the h: ‘§ 4222 Gravois LAclede 4820 Specifications can own 7 r “~ heste hom House is 22 feet wide by SHAS LENA AP: liacee route, | ised. =4 feet dee p. Has living . GR 7 = - ; } F ae i BS ater iw reeset room, bedroom, kitche ile ime. Dt 7} "a ; \TLsS. 1004—Jast compiened: 4& and spacious clothes clos- at a’ he alanc oe i aes cas. het water apd lnewerr, et. Wired for eiectricity. - tate aon ES : ELAINE. HG58.—4 rome, | Set on three lines of 6x3 R 2 345. new. baniweed Coerm Murphs ; : rm } en. Man ‘chester a 4 ‘Ce eth re rent girders with concrete Hom . 1226 S. Vandeventer BOTANICAL, 4227A-—Modern. 2 he posts and concrete foot- hich is u: the same ree le Darior apartment. | lum be ag 2 condition: ig block Tower & Grove ee ings; 2x4 studs 16 inches get ue you buy a ee on center: 2x6 rafters: a oe To ry | ae, painted two coats outside, Opes ae ae een : rxtuced MWaim 272 " ; rD = TOVTY. 3884—Resnctifel inside woodwork stained tte : , act Phone GRand 2050. Saterdsy &= 4 [ \oree san parier Wuarhr and varnished; chimney neon GRand 7839 : 7 od foom reception hall. pene. lined with 9x13 tile: 4x8 rear porch, latest design Manchester Manufacturmg ve -alifornia front entrance. 1210 S. Vandeventer Ar. St 5 : sl biel _ Sa . ais meat IMS GET OUR HOME BUILDERS’ BOOK FREE | server ie Bava et in vee 4. m4 sts say? <e s oy iy 33 d o 4 a LON ll le a reaps, corer, PO POPOL A A A Ad el” Terre eee eee eee ee 5000 O606604604464666464466464466666 64 66644444

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__MAY_29, 1927. 881200 APARTMEN TS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. ~ rogesieradean sic Sa ~ APARTMEN TS FOR RENT APARTMENTS F TS FOR RENT APARTM : ; : ENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT : APARTMENTS FOR RENT | oe S FOR RENT South West West West West . -84—Third fi a | en aa ee B PAGE, 4857—Avariment, 8 poome. steam ee a efficlency | PERSHING ‘APARTMENTS. - ished condition : feeb. stove bor 2 full-dised bed. a ~s fii arks Bs. 4 . & ced ic 79 7 % al, AGE. 4) COLLEGIATE AP ARTMENTS WT p \||| | DELMAR ba76 Firm floor west tour | HEAT. HOT Teil FURNTS mah ;| Ip furnished, $60. 2 22 | why not look st these apartments? Thev 8. W. COR. ENRIGHT AND CLARA al ‘Only 2 Left || wullding Re snd ban pogmid ted: wow | S60 KTR NGSBURY COURT | ‘venient ication | On ee (90 Seale ave, Be omens ne ee ee ae RENTALS—$67.50, $7 0.00, mai ||| ORBON E. & R. G, SCOTT. 800 Chestnut C] O K JOST-MI LE THIRD FLOOR. _ and trent gm gl po ae ‘ $72. 00, $87. 20, $115. Russel] Arm in SELIAR 5864—3 rooms. 4-room effi- ara pposite ingsbury BL AG airy rooms; Convince yourself and wee this attractire reat, 1204. _ EXQUISITE APARTMENTS aL ~ || ciency, newly decorated, southern expo-|. Four rooms sun parior. with built- tn beautifully orrummed: yeasonabie’ an convenient apartment; larpe quncesm, B33 Clara: 6 roome: large porch. ss IN A FIREPROOF a: HI P; reasonable. —_ — pare. Salar’ decorated; open. | MAin_ 3640. z= | ee oa tae tne quaiier bed | New Apts. Just Completed '|_J. HALLER R. GO.. 807 1 GArfield 5555... | 7 a - 22. 5639 PAGE BL. room. breakfast room. nice kitchen end ~ (““Tudor Dwe KINGSHIGHWAY,. 90 bath room: rent reasonable: gerage if ¢e- ay Sante ee ee s BUILDING THAT CONTAIN Py | p it COMFORT AT VERY geet as net . ND a H | listed: eastern exposure; 8 8 | efficiencies: heat’ gas” Heht Rew 37905 5-ROOM EFFICIENCY, $65 | DAABLE RENTAL, 4 One apartment in inchades oo | OREON shetos: 9172; tenant, wa Sew. RNG atta Second foo b ~ oes ty | SA TINGS TRUST CO, _ 4915 Delmar_bi and bath with J-room efficiency: plenty af ncludes two LEO Le . G. SCC f Painut. NG . — nm r east: as fuet new ~ —— = | eos 4 - ee ee SO eter at one | COME OUT TODAY. RES | d NS. arenes REPRESENTATIV ES ON i Ln) ee rooms; one | includes two |"|| DELMAR. 3731-4 roome. tile bath, hard. PAGE. 5008, FOUR ROOMS; | PRE} Webs | | dor bed agg tars and ge in-a- | || .wood floors, steam heat; first or esecond,| HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE FUR- of large living room and bedroom dining | garage "second floor: uberal coposenionn. stoves. hn these apartm ‘}) trietty, perrinen®,7OOm: gas, elec- ||/|| $50; near Grand and Olive. NISHED ON BO OTH. room with Me bed and kitchenette. | O._J. “McCAWLEY R. CO. Main 2613. | EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. “WILLIAMS & end sun parlor: will Grcorate to su: Across From New Public School Apartments have living room, dressing c¢] t, di htt | to th wit} ieee aaa & closet, dinette, kitchen and ||| rental. Most desirable department |||) | DET uae EAM HAS = tile bath with shower; several with 1 and 2 extra bedrooms. Rental | building on South Side. See man- La | DELMA R 2090 FIVE "NEWLY DECC KINGS = (cBS) | every room is exceptionally light and airy. modern conveniences. GArfield 2760. | ¢ SS ' ' oR LAN (34—~8 beautiful rooms on | Inspect this today. TES ro ~ 6800 Clayton av.: 1009 Central: 1 block § z WESTMINSTER PL., 2063 ! of McCausland: 2 and 3 room effi- reer ‘ ; age : as for cooki ser, 1111 Title Guar | , a includes _" ng, electric light, refrigeration, elevator. ||) anty Bidg. ill wee Fa ag RENT ‘ cinta foots Will decorate: garage optional. TANLEY EPSTEIN, C. east 545 Garage = See Slr month extra. Lee oaD=EeSoS - ee Chestast. , ais 34a CO. 814 Chestnut. 904 Chestnut. MAin 4384. Excellent 10-room home: 2 baths, hardé- | « ‘'y: gaa, electric: hot-water icebut. 4 | 3 = ae st) Amd ne rooms and | PERSHING. 5500—Sublet 3 rooms. & Mur-| wood floors and otherwise modern; large re furnished, Janitor service: Jow rh open HEN RY R. WEISELS & CO INC. i So | 3 ROOMS. 2 BATHS . GARAGE, a opath; heat, hot cates. and janitor. $55. _phy beds: second floor; $58. (c) | 3-car garage. Price excepticnally iow. 55 and $69 “anf Of the golf +3. uthwest neti —— A, floor o S-fasall oC aE ; OTT. 800 Chestnut. PERSHING. 5582—6 rooms. sleeping | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 a eR EINBE CRG & oUnES, a course Of the Os KINGSHIGHWAY. 870 eats mee. VEY COSIamC, Will mane sere ; ; 333—Apartment: first floor! porch. sun par! es - |W N = ff oy: | rest ube ah Osare Siealinas Club Eighth and Chestnut | janitor service ‘DARE ome fae on unexpired lease. Admission Pate on € Joome. oe, parlor, Murphy bed.| WELL. Garfield 5555, 5 EB. l. BAKE Murphy bed a7i “eae iggy = . on ser Bend boulevard, will Mie b i; CO Riverside 544( (Cc) OREON E. & R. G. SO 800 Chestnut s78fterecn g107>° 65 per month. (692) | "hewiy de 444 3— Beautiful, 4 roome: | &4& e GEORGIAN ey st. or OTT, S00 Chestnut —— new e ’ . c See Pete Oe anid ——— | rose cota —LOW RENT. | 5370 DELMAR BL. age eine eae tee Speriment, 6 | mished | HOOF a Eg = —— ght Prsr- ||| ro3S* pam ag og my - efficiency: at Tower Grove P a T+ 905 ya iar Fo PFRSHIN ry rated; concessions; call Westmingter har- ¢ ef ~y: heat. ——= ve iba 4-ROOM EF FICIENCY. $70 Park and hospital: cheap rent: decorate cameemaae — parlor, heat and janitor serv mace’ 4207 Clive ‘Lietel 00 ~ room ficiency: hea Ar! 6160 . H. RODEMYER 2 CO. 109 N. Sth MAin 4124, ’ , iat > air events. The ¢] to sult. m mn 2: ee ises. DEimar i144. Owner et prem ice: rent $75. JEfferson 8892. (c80) | WEST PINE, 4061—Beautiful. “Tight ¥. rs. LH e Os: i£fe Hills resident tia} de e] | pla partments 1 f ee : Second floor, east fron Ve = — liv- - 37 j j i | _ nrTrie vel. \ ; ing room, with Murphy bed, dining alcove AKE, 484 ite Mai PERSHING. §375—Firet floor. 5 rooms, rooms, 6Un paerior, a ~ i oo opment. E. CORNER WES’ | NEW APARTMEN NTS | | eth os arrncemyggy er, gy aM pg tile bath, pititute)—8 a reception hal a 3 nt Poe ee me User: aneees Hf _ y BLANK K ECO. i @leed: at >T} : rogram f 7 . I ie rhii v4 an or serv ce. vw | : sts and visi 8 the club, Eugene Altheimer, Williams & C almer, Inc. weiter: ouk fidors __ | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | 51 Spfiewen ogo S8O*: OF phone Fisher MARTIN OLIAN, 1019 Olive. MAis reba) Dii-ee--~el naan an ccoe) | | ONO B- RODEMYER @ 00... | — i a ’ } ~ ' ME > tST | T nmrwerci*¢ *T) ~ , > ' . ( | ‘ : ‘ : to Osage | 817 Chestnut St. gong iene # atl AL City PRirmne 5D | ENRIGHT. 5890—6 rooms, sleeping porch | LELAND, 727 (Delmar Garden)—-First or| PERSHING 7560—— Jniversit Hillis, for ane A ‘aa mec 109 N. Sth St. MAin 4126 | “ ; , rea labie; open. Yrest | 6un parior: 2 bathe. FOrest 7434W.(°¢99) | third floor @ roo bh agg r aeSt Le « y 8. free, rent. Janitor service and refrigera- —o ovements t fis (ch. | ENRIGHT. 5210a—7 oe | ed oor —§ rooms, screen porch. (c9)} lease: our beautiful apartment home. first | tor ‘for one month. See owner, a 1 peeecmnceaeae esc , s ; J ts Oo be inspect. HOTELS S AMHERS te 1233 abun efficiency $7 aimee ~ os ae ig M yee aan peas: LELAND ‘J O—5 rooms. © bedrooms, floor: A egg sun parlor, 2 baths. show- Washi — 6 (e) pet . G ON ed today and — Cost ap. | outh ,aPartment: heat and janitor service: | ENRIGHT, ~B890—6 —. }| screened porch: garage, CAbany 8064J. | €F; Getaile: $175 per month: theludine a. | ATTRACTIVELY ARRANGED | UNIVERSITY - o1To%- ; tT) SO a ' ¢ ¢ floor yre y ppaiuineeabe V5S9U-— rooms, Bieenin ' > ) . : — #un proximately $506.0 00, @ large por." AILAZAR HOTEL, J1i27 Locust—Cliean; | GRAND, d806 S—i and 6 rooms effi- | yy: TT ME x —e fon = ewe , | _porch, 6un parlor. 2 _baths. FOrest ras $4 we 1} LELAND, 820—5 roc me: i{n-a-dor Tor rage (cl) 6263 Cabanne; four rooms and | One aia saak at ae : 3 and 3 "aut v9 outside rooms. ENRIGHT 661 aa i large, rooms, “third ' second floor - janitor Be rvice libera! con- RIC) iH MOND. 7211—6- room effic ‘lencv: ready parlor. Lae E oy § room otiiaheaers we hot water, i 1) to move in. WEN CK, GARFIELD 1477. {| and electricity furnished, Call an- i ij a EN ot NaN ia: - : . urphy bed. in gun room ; hea lanitoyr a zo.) rooms, tule batn; ane ce- rent ( PArkview O2913 A L we or s+ {Apt. Al)—5 -room effi- has a ae which was expended for ows weekly rates; tub, eas ae C) Pees pu Eas end janitor serv- ne yf ute A ban . ~OrRSN (e} t]: pose , teinha | Cess10n; Barage optiona! CAba y UG27V + ithe deve geree__ acer sions — AND 2005 52 2 APARTMENT—Sut : 2 | empor.__CAbanY 4 | a 4. CAbany 0627 SE : ——— nue, | Club, including “a, modern an Bee , i rooms, Bl eg be herrea 03'S: Grand, GRand | lS* turmished: “$55. “Lindell g880, Sar | cine ta ‘Ta Fs | CELAND. SOF wood Frome, Heat and | seein Neer: @ ronme soe ae WATEAVING. CITY n. |) EO “ae RobEMia & 00. pori- swimming pool, work on the 18. shine: beautifully FB en tana wee +e lency: heat, light. gas and janitor serv- | APARTMENT—4 rooms. bath, heat, hot iry rooms, sun parlor and sieen! ne porch ; oe For 27 —— a6 nlen, |ROSEBURY, @ é Re an) a Fi Scahind asge Yosh "ese, rom with ATTRACTIVE A ATER , on Ot (ok) lice, 1 20, H” BUMMERT. 3 56 §. Gr water $45. FOrest @834 ‘R) | Kcreens winine-” df hole golf course and the ec prwek ) : ‘4. 8800 5. Grand. | st 654. (c8) | 8c: awnings: decorated: reduced. (c) | —— 3 omnis, aa omple. naan |LAclede 6546 7 ~ _ on | phower beaut ful} lect : | Sleeping porch; rent right. t baths. Phone PArkview 0467 today. ° ; ’ if re — ’ : : AP ART M ee ryvoms. close elma? I Ri (rH fayel fi—— A nartr nt.fia¢ Agere: oe mwas ULlly agaeco rated: arage: | =! . rm ; : wo a ore, celU Lomet-Running | GhaNI 3176 S.—Second floor. 7 beaut. | line: 00d condition: rent $80. Cabans Ist IGT, heat, denibor _ fine: edule | fa oa” ‘oor; rent reduced. dInauire | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | or GaArfield 1427. DeMUN PARK - acuts.' lst floor nort h ROSEBURY. 6323 -8 FOUR ROOMS AND SUN PARIAR, Six spacious ane Be breakfast room; Murphy > bea: beats wie interior; y te bat t | tion of nine holes, Professi nal . ——~ ful rooms; beat furnished; rent reason- | &701W (c62 (c7) FRANKLIN REALTY o0., Second f1 7 s in beautiful | $57.50: & Euclid, 24 fi outh, ICON ioor eas*. room n utiru 7.50: BA N, ucii oor 6 condition: rent reasonable HENRY RB. WEISELS, INC. osel space; room — and extra aw ae floor pings: | ¢ } : sken EOlf house, landscaping of club — GEWSTEAD HOTEL. Newstead and Olive. | a} ———— . " Romaine” oa emg li dinates rif ce APARTMENT—6 large. light rooms, sun | ENRIGHT, 6615—5 rooms and saeree ~ an -_ are ; grounds an id the circular concrete 2 acon as “73 ae in every room: phon DL BINSKY RFEAT sEffers | ee ta conn Weeaee” See PArK View a OBE Poo rr, thi | S00- O8 J; ELAND DUBINSKY gone 3 gt ‘., 5604 Wain- MAin 4557. = end Cheetnnt. Frigidaire refrigeration: - wr e garage, pen. E IN 6239 Rosebu driveway in front’ ersi- 4 of the Club just “ 2 * ~ rt ~ * A * Ht Mi MPH 2 ar , " . lo rm , - i } : 0 w : NEW VON T El ASR 3 En 7 Se , orvrendy ican K E = a pm . _Qs . ~ fn. . — —. ———— ENRIGHT, 6412 — rooms, sunroom, tik S2] LELAND | first floor apartment, tile bath. shower: | PRINCESS APARTMENT—New 4-room To those who are interested tn pleasart arage: lieht rooms: open. | efficiency, southern exposure, kitchenette environment we extend a cordial invits- pg fii rooms light tools SIX DEALS EALS DURING CA BAN NE He I EL cA 7 A SEP a i 3 = 0—5 rooms. modern > Sel hag Degas il - Parcment, : bath har ‘ woot ioors, heat and. janitor ns x : Caba mné nome like utmospnere: ; aoa bom os ote a . + 4 ‘ aston 5 gic . oF — — — ® - e — ry ishe 4 mir d floor FAaR.. } ; ri gona 6 , ms sunroom with M ur- SS / 4 q , TAS QT} f rr > ws j r bling / WEEK 5545 : nrivate bath & teh ’ ea I LAciea eb a ted 'f > } i> Iu iu , i TO- —Ss@lCQOl CG ( Z ii le ee "AAC HW k. e 0. IN¢ K?eR Chestnut ‘ DTreanhi afi t } tii } a SARAH WES STMINS , ER (mor! the Bet ong i fu — wi th icebox and gtove: rent tion to visit this apartment bulldng aud . : — - - - - ene ymin ee ~ naateate. te $b Marte net 4 gt Te parmnien ye tes Se Tal ty ie, cee ‘ee, he » v 2 - gs te. ey ya ay a , pli rooms, gingie and en sult een” Cae ek phones: American Diam: unexce M€G Nea! &. e 4 A Sl — ene ? a > . ‘ . efficie ‘ 1% Ow rent Ati Zz ys? : y} , . sie ceagetns bewnant 97 q Ooms, } uding sun ) , “ert {) LEC I. CMT » (4 tryty “eg ; EON Cs Lui iOWw Trent. JA ,O} ATT. f Watin- | beira- : I url ing t! e re w eek the John | under new manal mens ae) ss RODS ‘ =, >. = ¥ rey * . - acn rs we . 2 rg. inerator: com- {| Wrgrnt aie . ’ ; ° ™_ | Cabinet, irphy bed, Kas range, e.ectric, | Hiiand 0486. - } to show yr deri ble 3 4 5- ‘ : Cc G li » Re " = ee se - ae : exe : . . . Phe oo omen See man: | LEWIS Py ryt 1 : " gas fu eAE nt low rent. FREL” ou ra an room ef a jc. reulic realty and Investment R¢ INE ELLE He ITEL LAFAYETTE, 3541- Oppose te i 7 siurphy beds; &iso oms, $ lurphy age hers ment: i a” cable vg ee Bpart SOLTHWOOD. 6306—Apartment. 7 rooms tor: bleck east of Forest cancy unite and quote atiractive rates. lder 'Co. closed the following deals: 4145 LINI DELL BL. a Bn. rooms and sun arior; steam | y "sy. CORNW >I 7 F “y ect ; r at. | aa "S ALLER R. CO... 807 Chestnut. frigerator pte, sr RON $55 ind S60. wo \sun foom. & bathe mene carase: $125 . ae ‘ effic jency: aoe: CAbany 664 ae ) A ive- ric American 2&1 suropean plan: room anc —s a sn eugieadiide a a 10. STONE 27 Re ge ene 4NRIGHT, 6402-—Five rooms, sun parlor; | 8tricted residence district. off auto traffic; | pet_month, first floor east. {c) 90 4 5 oka ques- | five-room brick bungalow at | ae ae as $55 per month. Rooms (CB3 ent competele gammishe to eiearett; | also 6408 Enright, 4 rooms ,sun parlor | Close to car lin | SYRACUSE, 727 — © rooms, Murphy bed. | 3. W. BUR 4016 Chouteay. hnven araen » for 3506 Cora avenue by M. Jones from . nor ] l] bus AAFAYETTI i. sm tt Iird floor, 5 rovms eno! - pe omnes ig mt natin ; “¢ ree a o = | anc Murphy bed. FRANCIS-PE R R "RUTH, 10 N. 7th at. F. J. CORN Ww E1d, R. E. CO.. 111 N. 7th. KIN 1eBU at | Geor re D. Cleve land for $7 500 01 t dno. Indel] . eft } “it a trenie BU _ parlor: -ill put in nice or- eee ” pea re git ihe © af At eo a. aaa ged INC... go sg ROUT EFITE fENCY; ¥; |SYRACUSE. 724—New. attractive 5 rooms. ' oow sneer ae on age Fogg par Corner Pershing and Taylor Si a d . r Ange Tignt. - Te + — _— 02 AIN Os Bigchth and Chestn ); ND ' 9 z rf or; rooms: urpny be et in| Four-room cott age at 8335 Walter ‘ORE EL, & 7 G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut nme BST NE, 1155—4 roome: will dec- ENRIGHT. 5628—New, a eT SERVICE. M AKTIN OLIAN. i010 OLIVE: (oe RT ———- —4- om efficiency. = |}call Hiland 1278. (C62) | NTS eee CED. $50 yt 4 UP. DEImar 3814. es item es BUCKINGHAM COURT 408 ‘ion ile tchen floors; large baleony | 1 ty phy beds, janitor service SYRACUSE, 769—A real classy apart- RE Pn tment CORNW R 1 W. th. Lot on Grand avenue just north (4 APARTMENTS FOR as T =o: TE te pag : roe bi . py r ment porches; rng Located near |’ Urnishec lear church, school; bus passes ij ment: 5 large rooms: i ~ bath, screened oy Seon oR ag Oe aes be : LAWRENCE. 171] 9—4-room efficienc ep ap 1. “ JUS ools, rkets, cars, agoor; rent reas able, re .| hew 2 of Ha arper street, Bold Lo Dr. Em- APART. MEN T—Cool. in Ciaylic ee oT tc $55: open for lei ay — Penne : modern “th rOuEnOoUt xt 5059. ss West End. Rents only» $65 od on y He nog SRATZ REALTY Ce ... 4067 Ss. Grand. porch, || aah, BOS wntee someg. — yo | ing com mately a — py ~ paint: | EUGENE FIELD i mett vrne —= nn e cheap for summer. PArkview GOU2J | STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC BUCKINGHAS MURT, 4924 — Bright, emces. Open. Riverside 49°94 : : — newly carpete an ecora : . p . Pg ” mo Has begun the — AP ART MENTS ' 904 Chestnut. j M Ain 4389. cheerful] et! ficiency apartments. $5 , GODWIN REALTY COMPANY, LINDELL AND = *¥* ANDE VE a | grag yer ng a j es meagre nm “ OF: N E, & RG. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, $539 OLIVE GF. erection Of residence and office, 42064 Marvlanc ; rooms. bath. .$65 On LAV "RENCE, 22098—4 nice rooms. porches Janitor, or GRACE RE ALTY, MAin R4. 524% Delmar. : FOrest 82370, rick Sq. Apar “Lmens, 60 to $75 | aghtt” dasa Pn en _ —- eed EW ae IENCY APARTMENT y, M$ ah al - i ~ BQ - 16 ms te . 3 t 2 e . 5 Cw M. BH. RODEMYER & co., } :: 5 rooms, b Ga 00 ff —_ o603——6 rooms. heat, Wnilor tioors aa a premises. 3853 Lindell bl. (e862) | Tent $60: will decorate to suit. | WEST ALTY 109 N. in 4 ea. MEW Subdivision-by Fred Greu- mime". - = 0) M AG: pws ‘PPOSITE PARK WH STZEL. 6003-—Fi ~ “LIND We RTH” CIRALDIN BROS. RCO. B15 Chestnut Forest 0227. ae 2 — cco o . = : tine -A . PEAT TS t 09 GNOLIA—OPPOUOSITE PA . ABANNE, 5430 ’ roon atne PR cana Seal ar r, Becona iGOr, 5 me NOK! UNILON 477A N.—-4@ rooms, in-a-dor bed { Ea ae lich, who is having Plans drawn A LLIN-W AL TERS KE! felc goat Beautiful 4-room efficiency and one 5- porch; im educational district. FOrest |, 2°R© Tooms. including 2 bedroome aoe 4362-72 LINDELL BI deneaes aan " one n: trent arch. See | AMELIA New Apartment in Clayton “for the erection of a Spanish-tyype —______—. | —— - oo (c62) 32 S70) ( (oR? ) ¢) Pp = “ ; n¢ oO th rin firepro apurtmen u1iaG- handilv located: will decorate to suit ten- M. H. RODEMYER SJ a Ome: mirro FRANKLIN, Go room! ae ake CRTO (c7) A AE i ee ee — . AVI G “TRU ST “ 0.. Delmar. Ink. situated in a muc h-de s! red block On ant: heat. hot water and janitor service. See 109 X. Sth St. in 4124 and kitchen cabinet. ‘ail eee = POO! o-Troon EUCLID 3U2 J — rooins. bath ndell, we have several well-arranged ef- | janitor Courthouse. on one ca Be Ms ange ee a errr rey | weet . - \, G09 ‘ ff lear su 2 yt i rated: Si " Oper. a” . T a iO} d ane, i 3 A. J. Mohr- ie ps = : g - ‘ — ‘ id bie rooms and eun room, “enc y ¥v ] niernrate aey ‘ roy Fy] Tr . y + . "3g ed , ’ , ¢ ] or j lar in for $7 ’ 650 DOW NTOWN AP ART MENTS fu? ; . J: te I floor: Vacant June 1 Rwy ~aenert ee = rs ET ; ae, wae tA jon Po a heat neo lA’ a t) open ios = fe ay Dart ne Pressing we mene ged d Mt ve HAR TW 1G- DISsSc HINGER “ROR N, Grand. ’ : ~ wnto 303 CEDA AR clede 1094 (CB) ee "vin 7; 2 N. AV d. "alee on urphy | UNIVERSITY DRIVE, 6649—Second floor | J. J. Reet . WILLIAMS CA BANS E, fo55— 240 ! E Ue CLID AV. i. dinin icove and kitchenette, tile | east: 4 rooms end sun parlor, steam | Mo EFFI CALM ER. INC.. 81 ostant. 3 “’ ~ Pa Ser ‘ : A eee ae Y)~ - Dye tea BH. BR iy ve Modern 3-room efficiency parimen POTOMAC, 4918—New, 4 rooms, in-a-dor r “ es f ye al ath ‘ Dik ker Joins Jones Force. baih and elecir Mu: “ph ‘ a steal , ' init caiitinmedion: cate: Open. ae ee lle ereq ee rd- f sized rooms and bath: 1 Mu irph Vv Bee og very reasonable. in heat. tanitor eervice garage: opposite Automatic wenge. - . ‘ Nlor er vile Thyra pal eens. a 7 Z- | = ~ . f Oo} aN ) ‘ vice: bye Y 18) Just decor: , : wit $" , . s et i. iT} ] 4 f § lz je. « - W. H. Dickey, formerly located janitor + . ly wi ep eet pgp gr ng Jd. I. EPSTEIN & SON. 617 Chestnut. large famiiv high-class rooming *ouse 1 apghelerce oom ee eee 1th Dv Mola ‘udes heat. light. gas and automatie re- Washington University. ANDERSON- } linoleum, incinerator, BOUI EVARD abie for brok t Crunden-Martin Man- RUSSELL. $203-—Prettily arranred 5 | hotel: reasonable. FUrest 2902M. in “R. E. CO... MAIN 6 etigeri STOCKE-BUERMANN._808 Chestnut. complete equipment. 4 ae Pr ac¢ bee na ~ oo on prem ises. or VERNC rN, 5b0s—4 large modern roome; | beautiful surroundings. clean. WASHIN . Centrale B. living i a age All APs Hatyaeé late: on Manchester avenue, has asso- hess: ivcations near Crunden artin “| rooms: modern: nee parks; splendid SAID B50 CABANNLE AV JOta J a y LA 3SANNE AV. e ! : 6 .@ tJ third fioor north} STAN L Cy PSTED ; INCE ae Hu4 Chestnut. i t tle Hath. reception Men in Cabanne Cen- airy : reasonably priced: wants to ‘being transferred from city. Phone PArk- | | in-a-der bed. Only ' ciated hi Inse! if w ith the sa) es de- i ves ii "ae ~ ey i) ie ‘ 3-Troom : 7} > | flonre $i] erst @ IBUO—~ rooms, Ov CABANNE. 5843—4 or 5 room apartment; | floors. bath. lar pen porch stove. gas. electricity wat outside jar ri WAGNER @l1IIA roo! vith 6-roc parlor . ee : > - | WAGNER. 61 —d yoomns, with O-room) 419 N Union av.._6 rooma.... 125 00 || MAin 4124 ‘ ; . pat f ee als: F ‘ ; , ne block west of Grand fine tile bath. in-a-dor bed; large dress.) and fh ater furnishe rarage: all vice furnished: one block from &: - p. : . P i . , Ne BI ‘ ‘ i > « ‘ . — _ > ° . , r A ney my r | efficiency: het awood fioors: Janitor serv: | Washingion, § rooms North v ; : e . ~~ > ~ “ > . — — ee = r Tr ef- YN handy to Car ines, S&.Lores. etc. : reat ing closets. icebox. gas range, completely fir 1t- ig ¢* 17} qditiear rp} ‘ qd - od , » {2 | lin + . 4 Laas . wy" janitor servic Si) — r J CORNWELL R. E. CO. 111 XK. 7th. FIRST FLOOR EAST: FOUR ROOMS te ol a vot dh joe —— be apa crs cor > S ons one on, ot aml o. | very reasonabie: $135 tt : | 642 lates. 4r rms. " sleeping pore h k 4 747 —— reson: 6 rooms. eun ‘paric ; ¥ ISHE R MAin 1608 = }6 TOWER GROVE 1910—Opposite Shaw's NEWLY DECORATED THROUGHOUT: 9 rooms arage available: fine “ Ci tion 1354 M cl A L SL AND | ORE Ox F. & B.C. SOEs: B00 nein HEMMELMA “ ee en - ) a ee : ND. 2836 N.—4 rooms, sunroum, 2d Garde 4 rooms. steam heat: janitor IDEAL LOCATION. low rent: manag mn premises (83 "our rooms. 61 = parlor; newly Geco- | “ ASHINGTON. _6615——4-to0om | efficiency : Sa ET Tray Iter Gai "6063 "Pershing: fret or ae oa rx Rd floor. aes _ .| service ren ‘. SHO = ae ~ B BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112% WN. “7th. N. W. COK. F ORE aT PAR E BL. hl Poe ssihe ‘to ' ~" | special price. See owner today. (c$3) | NEW LY DECORATED, $70 very docizabie: 7. eats Cust ova Our Organization _¢. WISSMATH._LINDELT (eee T ANN AND TAYLOR JOHN W. GIBSON REALTY CO | WASHINGTON, 3030—4-room efficiency; | “Sot NV 4. ee en arocen, with GbO F DERIEE Oth neo Ll, TT Murpny we ‘ KOOSE Vi i. T AI AKTME Ni. 55 i 4 CA BARN i E Beeutiful ell-arranged 4 nd 5 room MAi?} 591. 114 WN 7th. BR «ene ag Pio — P Rospect a : Murphy ae new paper. naint. ehedes: Realtors. _ MAin | 1778. 610 ¢ Thaeint Pn fficie: F %. yT janitor: Bs — beau fifi! floor nian Phone FOreat ¢€: i BM cece ; (B82) jd Grand; new 3-room _ efficiency, i e Les ving room, dining aicov vit £5264 6 "it i! eon vemences ; shom rool building ; hird floor east: G roome end ath re ma ae Soe, Seg. au ares eepage eit . m4 enrages PP IINGTON 050—4-r effic eles Cini root! 9 } . sric ie "oO ok “> * rev irve% * ODF! S50 (eB?) W AS =H IN is | 5 dD ] room 1) ien 4 ‘ _- ae * . , ’ inspection; concessions MONTICELLO Pettingill Apartment ae : - team hent sept) : rr '*7 a) ‘ ‘ oe ° ? ry , é te ” ; At} i; Pt A | . : | P ; oe! wu « Dev otes Its Time, wa oe ee a ae sagen" rsonanie ren . at apartment °03 modern. convenient: decorate to guilt PCT dressing clo: J kite} a * : x and t . . . $65 opén for th uTD } in in aura naset Woe rT AK HART APARTMENT { T ip spect 100i or rail Mr Mahier. ht 4 eed is ;} at ee a : PoOnme ‘ ° ve a é 2 Léi ‘ ‘ é t) res ms Janitor PR spect 1440). i¢ lé S| Se 4103 HARTFORD BOS for appointment ee a - 0 rds pant ood condition: open: $90 ’ ; yN 7 530 Li d i BI ; " ntment. fc! uhie-. will decorate " it tenant; fine | q@—p HERSON, 5795—Cozy 4-room apar WASHINGTON, 58061—7 rooms, inch uding $535 inae ° ad ’ , Cc 4 " ment “-_ J aba ; - * } > . " , j “ large sunroom, sleeping porch; mal) apartment availabie. See manager, Greseing closet, kitchen, bath: elec ~ tae hey? ¥ ‘ ; hy Energy and Expert Pigs clone, inbon, heat. ha ets 7 ; ; Al 4 ery IPmISHee rent readucec. 43 - rei >% . tre 4 40Q ,? ersy an xpe HARTWIG DIS INGER. @RO8 N. Grand. . Bea ut ful 4- — mi efficiency ee CA TES 64°29 — First floor east: I location. Low nts. Call L Ae iede 2 0. — ewlv finished throughout ‘ a —— —-- — Cr “ pe ibe ne Ne toy rooms. $70. é | (OM —- t ——— oe e from school; owner on piace. ‘ — _ ~ | tricit ad included; loca t LER. 9 -1— Fi of 4 rooms, with gat VE KNOX : AU AX. 722 Chestnut. G Ar. "8300 OREON E. & RR. G SCOTT. 800 Chestnut . aaa 1 . MerHiRSOn, o4oU0—Maxnificent wpart- WERE = Fi ] a ©) ) Q iw > { i | icity & gae u fine tion: iciency to ight be rented very Z—s Dr S—" Pd | within 6 minutes’ #alk of Forest Park x water and electric; can be rented very | BENTON APARTMENTS (3155 8. Jefler- | CATES, 6425—First floor .west; 5. rooms! tractive rooms in 4-a part ment hous?: | poor i ‘arr’! rooms; open; front court. ’ ae ih || golf links, tennis court t Ren . . - reasona! aan uv aie Rete ce son— First fioor fest. d-room etic wee ney, ; and sun. parlor eoncession given year paring ' ‘junpent }? svyiew O5O85W — enn 7 e rcs my | Is AVID BAIL E Y. Realtor, MAin 1079 (c) Dressing closet, Murpby bec: 1445 Tem- || $| | ae jen ; aie ; lls me | 18 N._Tth 3 105_X__th_at LIBERAL CONCESSION | : : a _ HDR “ IFUL nished, built elor once » given ’ M rt a e ' on - bk i A BE. a T tt vt ate phone cabinet S47 .50) PReenect 2073. P anc a un pari 4 ; Oncession given vea ‘ Ly 7.4 °@ VET. Mc PHE] Le “ 4 —7 PFOOms 4 Ib- a ne eee eee a ee ng new VACANT NOW | Tel FOrest 1204. 2 | ORSYTH I 4. Elegant “". room apart-|‘cinded: all No. 1 order: $75: ove WASHINGTO XN, 6109-114 rooms; steam | 5 Pereh! 5 = with sun perlor. | S RW D 0 R APT os asta 2 airy, te > J . f. é sib Gale rT , MIUCG , de - ponent @ Pid, , A ; me > en ' "ere ng: ree is of 7 O : ae will decorate to suit tenant; rent in HE — Cc U T 5. 7* ne, a wees , Ns neay « » i! Nice Psy Pram on sa room. H i] 4 4 Whe a. anged light and TES fmt Subleas ez ful avar' EK ‘ 3 soca co rol 4°05 Botanical. first floor weat- 4 rooms. rere pa yen ey patient 7 Bae: we nn PA a ment CONG LTi0g! ‘as aii iarge rooms, 4,8) 2 S(H) Che etnut Prone. ae becd- will decorate RO t > o~ » 7AS irehox wi utside eteenig Ey a » BATHS, sTipit Wee Arh 4 ON, 5916 2 larg A c 0.. ” _— | 4 . ___WENZLICK. GARFIELD 1423. math. heat. @As eek ke Ag view 34435. ) | GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., 812 Chestnut | AoE SON. ee Oe ee ag ents Goms | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 700 Chestnut. | PRANCISCUS REALTY . or pyxorthwest comer Taylor and Me. | = 5 : - “Da eo anal Shaw » Cha rdet EE +7 ‘ er CATES §43] SES + la rke rooms and Murphy a) NY "| Al N 4969—Third stoar. beautiful ated janitor KeryV ice and everything fist. iW ABHI NGTON by ? mn 560k j—At OLS Ciara ‘ y ‘ft SHI N ( ¢ APA RT MEN N’ + = ee "$50: available; apar trnente of ii Northwest s-Rand 4197 or Victor 8790] awner. (82) bed, newly ~ — : well-kept building: 5- room efficiency: wil] decorat Be sure and see. Call owner, CAbany 4661, | third gt — D ee ee sun | } E ts x ps © ee ; 7 $75 ee a. st of & Pry / TURAL BRIDGE, 6153—\ sa- MARLOW APARTMENTS | allowance for d_ tenant. | SHUCHART REALTY CO. k14 Chestnut, | BARWICK APT 4053-57, McPherson— | Patior: newly decorated: 1 | 6523 Pershing: 6 roome, second fioor: | be gomeys ; ATURAL, BR “tn 6153—3 rooms, §4 ATEN Bog co at oth and McRee: four | FRANCIS-PER Re 5 -RUTH. 10 N. 7th at. SOIT = W 10c8.4-room anartiment: | ar a room apasimente will be Fe ce OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | wu parlor, in-a-dor bed; choice apart | | meen egg very goed condition. See | e oney;y ‘ UVesiTadi i i ‘ ‘ " or . “ ~ ' . A tla LA Oa “J ‘ A hpi che &4 StU tin . — , er’: ty — -. -_ , . 4 i ? “ye ' . | : R E Z E VA N j 51 a4 = roon © —— WILD heat. ; rooms and Murphy bed: reniai $65 ana te AT ES, bvOS—! orner apartment, é rooms reasonable rent to eouple heat furnished i throughout; janitor W iil show, Or Cui: DEI- WASHING ON. 44 (aS iret floor gt nice | ment 4 rent reduced 7 si - » i - - pre Oo oo i} f M. Slot+—4-ro Fh | up, inclu: ding gas and.electric. and garage: tile bath, modern throughout: | GaAnrRE LOW I> Apartment, » rooms, | mar 5000, (c62} ~-family Sear: se ae ce | HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO.. 2407 NF way, | | DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY, : ’ «i : , a . . “2 rir } . > > - } . ‘ - ot Ado s£ , : ee ¢C ad ~~ a er N y i row e0 » 4 iv, wit a , P i : —s Ince ted “CITY. TRU! ST CO.. Art.. | HENRY R. WEISELS, INC | Special inducement to responsible party. | “gin parlor and screened pore hn: will decor- | 5794-5796 McPHERSON. | $80- eh cong oe “= . | $100 APART MENT, $50 MAin 2767—2766 rporated } . A St ou” 7 t ned Chest nut DUBINSKY yocar eg co.. 504 Wain- | a 4r ' ny’ : 5 roon and open porch each apart- ; on 2 S " ; pert Tinion and Louis. M Ain as 57. E igh th a l : i ale A ypiv 5745 Cleme ay. | 4 I I D i PAPIN & 1 INTRUP. A2A Chestnut. if; _ | “ight Ride | ment: will "tee newly decorated and new fix- c- ems Six large nice rooms, beaut! ~ arrange } WASHINGTON. 6114— First floor. four | ments. surroundings very attrac Heat | ; ? ’ De de + . C 1 eeiees. ne OF serv ice - garage . c37 ; ’ In . ar eee Bldg.» o aaa so eae Rublease : a rooms eras wry ies - j | 4 rooms - moder * } SINGE R -K # E! N R EAL * i y CC . If 4 N ®th rooms will decorate to Bili* special in- } and janitor servic e furnished. Can be bad ‘ n Corres 4 4 « 625 9°——4 rooms gens. ae tric. Grane ar Montana : atid Ne Fri , 0 m — — ~ -- HAMII 4 fy~ 1°31 ~4 7 First floor: 7 large ' r ,Artif i j ' 4 (GAY *fiel id OOSS duc ement to responsible tenant , reasonanrbie. ; by June 15. =. PAT A “kK. 732 Belt. oir - spondents for . heat f iTnished. SHO adults oniv. ic} ith 4, : and {} gerer es y. r peggy eee se CH ts TREAT 4035—+4 gees, nt iV e ne / 4 beautiful’ rooms The narlor complet tely MAPLE eenmmeain = 7] Pe room: | DUBIN SK Y REALTY Co, 504 Wain- jest 0212. MAin BOR (cf j — * Tes cee slectric, aL an ervis ciuc ratec: Janitor service, JEfferson O83. ideal ein aan © | AP Ue, GUL.——second OOT v VOMEs, | Ry n Life Insurance Co Three ees electric, heat and Janitor 6 iu rm redect 2d: Op ge yard. | - > wright Ridg. ‘LD ULLDICTUNIO.’ Ac . “Ab i OLort—yp-roonr efficiency: *&) ~ os : Presi | 1H4Tily fs Vie “OTHCERES SOT) ¢ 7, tC i . = i 0) ( 4 => | HAMILTO® pv BDeaubitu apartment 5 | WASHIN: +7 IN, $45~ 4-0 rvom efficien- | C H I¢ E EF F IC [EN " 5 : + . ol aie , “hig | tien: heat. ice. gas. Beautiful second or third floor; idea ys 3 ret ip th 3 ’ SNe te oe 4. ty we ioe Seg neath tee & hy ey %, en: garare Inquire 5204 Lotus. (ch) | war. WRISKERG. 2994 S. Grand.(e85) | Cana 550 (khingsbure Coun) © »6Third | FLAMILT: AL ub, h. - . wii ~ ‘ } 7) ; »% Vee. " or bye . . ; or Oo r rit : nat ink , iti a : : it — ' . > Joc 4*2 ; ‘ s . , ’ ; tit it: zi wil } t ne! =» ‘ . . ‘ é furnisned rent rea- location: heat. electric. gas. Wailer Jariiten ] i - ~s a {. TNUT STREET ) WABADA dlot—d-room efficiency moa | READY FOR sate + gegen tek fioor; 6 rooms, including sun room, recep ms See ee (8? ) Rese - ) = 4 atis, n XPpOBU! i AA, PLE YUL—Effimency as seepage tt rent nal tie : |ineluded: excellent for couple Jefterse ) 410 De Baliviere. (wn Sn ee ; 4 ft o eo rent reasonable Tek SEN . le alta 3 vill cee kor he natty Mee ;* * 4166 LINDELL Four rooms, bath, porch, gas, electric, Se ee eri arace nauire A?O oOLus ‘ a -+ ” ent — ‘ ‘ule suai GArfield @ple | cece et u Ingu 4 L —s SANT Me fame _ Bt.. | " ew pa wore ok Lior ne _ w Dalis, nicé porch: x reé; ————— - . ———_— ‘some j 1 ) ? — ‘5 ‘ LIG HT AND GA ath heautifulls C . “rst ei PS ee | rooms + uy? Vi y ren q.. Llo , ‘ AL Vii | i { \ i fy i FYLIIIC eee : bie: 6 " 7 ore . iT i¢ ; Lo LCi it 414% 12 PrP A Pre NYL_MA R enn nian Apartme mts. ( valu a) Bridge 3-4 reom. apart- hed. tile bath. with vitrolite walls, anc iso O6OL Kingsburvw Oo Foomu! é par meni, $4; wuthiy. ATKVIe ra 7 rooins per n- : - €r on premises 2 to o today, +4 Murph: vy bed rent SA50-S60 shower, hardwood fioors. built-u china including sun parior, $82 ‘Oncession 8 $O1LI seceagin- ) SUNS, OPE, se, SOE WASHINGTON, 4505—6 rooms, with 1 or ao refrigeration, elevator, ' “BA, tT} Thi reas! : t "RIOD i ore —?t 1? sr Pryice 271) ectr reé Y \ _\* *? ym i oe 5 "" phat ius " ag f dik 4 - “or! Apa: ucnt. CeOnG ‘ia! inauceme ‘ FOr * $16 Union. ito he tint er nt , be ice anc ciectric © . iA UN O)2—Second floor, 4 large rOoOy “2 low remi floor - A lout “¢ — no + — = > f f s f i*t.a Xp ‘ ~r nA . . ; 4 eS saree LULLSI Ue rVvunis, ai Jae bee 4 . . ‘ . lilane ed 7 f5**y | Pe 74% ae Pa ‘rT, 4% ' : PRAN! us ? Ee RR sa | T'} x B. e\. ; EK 4054 a TA T N\{ LLA i de | * lv A ] {) ,O04 Se Lit fino: VW ee a on HA MtlhT : it q roonie mun parior. t . Ly 44 deco! - s $65. c Abany rooms oper. -- ianc 427%. . (« t | EL ot LID 7 E kK RACE A a | =. ' - ° have ———- oue om ws 2. = — pear senee a 18 eset —— Hot-water heated bungalos , Fooms. | .* rent OHO Washington, 4 room Fu ariotl 17x) fe) WATERM AN. & J-——APpartmnent ¥ vA large | a Cama 2 lA , oat : : tn apartment, wit aout eaal and i “ee a —— i gun room " tile bathe hardwood floors ‘ . e_LAKFE ’ Ir rH { hest nut t EeTeLWORLT 7 ec 74, Mee partnen: ee 406) Southeast corne Baclid and Hocdiamont } north exposures, at 440° McPherson. pon Boner | Bigg on i $70 | | WATERMAN. 5592—8-room perineal. | wonderful condition elient servic | We | wonderful condition: ezcellient service. ||| 4406 McPherson tc ene 0 ‘ bat! PArkKview Ow fs “her : root tiie bi —— tracks: we have one 4-roeen: epartment in | r ” Your Home + H ARMING -Pointej—-K itene HAMII } UB. ir QOS, attractive rvoms; moc ern S7/U, & gem; . Also & and 6 room, 2-bath suites, et | th a eR a me re ® 4h roonis, gieepine orch: Yreagena Dis = PRWLaAwr Ret) R} oe ame * ~ first floor, everything modern. tn gvod | ¢ LYDON, 6956 HAMIL’ . 12 Dalia: 18 : condition } must De seen to be api rreciated: 43 m ia? sv nm 00m and bed! — 7 FP ainted ; re ; ©: ’ ae Sxo a = ss ; oem stow Pochiind | - ti ail mtr po Park wonderful con ) ¢ ) 45 es ying ra rbare nemera tors 10G t R . r sre ytY ( Chestnut a> Stas } & | { oy’ my KOU Chestnut Vviev ic , | tis mermesre we ‘ Or h 58 Monthly rentais from siz0 _— i ‘ i¢ ] > 194 eae On *¢ | orm . 4 rT. =i . J 47 4 . = ‘ i S li ; ~ ars : rt RINSE ¥ RF T TT f 2) WAIn 7) “a, . ree , A nly 4 he ps : 7 : ; . : .* | sf | a JOS. F ‘pic KM AN N R. FE. C@.. 623 ¢ heatnnt. . 7 Sir, “ ‘ c heat st 4 han in Saas be one lA M T . ry ' : i : 7} rset j oor Y} ris 4 »¥ j : — ’ ‘ ‘go t x hd a partment ' Ww ATER MAN. 6157 t roome, Z bat . i . AJ J wv year leases. ; “s we ant ts mesa On sad nves cy he ; OG. IO— first f{] - r commer apart : — Ts. ncivenmn Sur) ya aa 0 zs se ali nvenience nog mh: 10eal en ' BLANK i E a A oa Claridge e Apa rtments i 109 » M- Aa E K s . ‘ . . i ‘ 44 > re MO : ti Z «i ‘ys A ‘ oS r.™’ ‘ 4 . he ‘ { P ' ,rY a | ir r wry stro cr (s Ral ‘ GU } or : ;. : : | BOD MYFE. oo ; 4 ) ON ment; she d or unfurnished 6 o7 ry 4 ,Y pay a ; ; ye FR sg aasieh ry x an — — icR } Ty » 246 —; reoms, receptiocr North west corner Clara and Waterman ay... M Ato 41 ue. . 4 a "0 - ‘ irkwav om enet ; G hort RA #. 4% sh? tdi? ~ di j ) mor. i) TOCOMIS. t . : : ; WATE! RMA N, Pere ‘ i ‘ % oo ine ‘j ls _ 7 matlor third > eA A NR NOTA IS: SOE et Rattinan . Aa -. — pa i ‘ ana fi > 7 ; ‘ — - .* 4 _ v " ] ; e J Loon @ i " o% sath howers leo earege, r me IMiUaLnE : eu pa - th Aa ALAM Sloe Bet oad tal a tie ee ee eee” oe an” ae MARTLAMD. Sse BI LAE . r bi) 5 Che shoud ¢ = long 0 ghana ty essing 787) Lethe) fioor west: 2 bat open for inepection. | . : bas — - — aid U1 aN ‘ mass 4 Be 8 ib. | it , ys «?} i 3 i # ied . . re *% « i *? 43 ~ RU he SEL if i ae NM ENS het = ~—-First fioor eas! ais8U TAN ~ x 5 5H1—6 rooms ° a A300 I R¢ MEBUR y : "494 as 2D FLOOR EAST. $55. ————. An apartinent that Is new, #mart. Mig4—rirest f1oo0r Casi "TA ? Second ficor, 5 rooms lon ma 3 d orated r Just = f Forest Pari 945 ; ul t ; ' . > . . ; ‘ Shiie j ‘ ry "Y's - ' e r Sy ‘ stil - Mee | ok Oe i¢ OT Sit rey Pwiy ecorTra . au torvuugn o) (18. weat © oO 8: A x. : ~ re “Me ~~ ~~ ge geo ‘frawt i ee ee the minutest ' “i. ‘p Maras see; aeee. aso third wo ‘ res Pate ry) } 2 ane ' ie, ae if } he wmaniLorT service fim- f.. yee 7 Mee - ase ; t¢ Four rooms will decorate to @uit. 49 a U -kingham Co Murphy bed. steam heat, gurage, frout | |) detail, combining al! the attributes de- oon ae . - wery reese 2 i maw + ae ome a> wer cana on ned : : m fixtures, newly | @aten a alle GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. OO. 4 ROOMS, 18T FLOOR EAST, $60. en: ok ee ||| sirable in an apariment home ||| EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS 6 | ne and decorations: all read ' _ ae YY |WATERMAN, 6041--6 rooms. tile bath. | eRe wt Mn Bins , Decorations to suit: at inn Al (s. H BERKI ING K ca more Chestnut. | ij Si avie ! t . i CALMER INC X 7 oi etriw qf } ty rent re RSOTIADIC con cresasion jernre re remit reasonea die. 5.04 Wa a th urd figor: will "ut in = ect contdi- &15 f Hneaetnut. nome Maron . ovea, een ef 4 : * i‘i~~ | 5 | oo. Cer bal é i LZ i ott z ; St me bt ure: } rey 1Eew 7 ki} Ls. i gq 4 f Ras ) j aifi- (if ch @ hur i - nemeemagrenanunvaniinn ~ ween - " —_ - . y loca- AFARTME NTS Have 4 wend 5-reom for . 6 rooms— 2 baths. CREST 6501—Mo lern 4-room e ficiency, AORE eust and west exposures A | NaK . ara >. Behn .ppporite 2 Bt. Bac t my oe | == : — Pa i boxes, Mary t ode tent ear in neighborhood of Spring and Me- | | fh rooms—l1 bath. sieeping porch; $35. DE@mar 3202M - = : ‘lor Ny ~~ NEW Al ARTMENTS , Boo Fuctid. a ‘ i »d (eB) | ine ERDRIVB, 738—5 rooms, sun_parior, NEWsT b: er 16 N—RENT KEDUCED | WATE RMAN. b137—6 -reoms. sun room | month free rent and apeclul induer~ Soom ef! ncie : . ry i Et : , ‘ m efficiency F 3 CORNWELL R. EB. OO. : . ra er ’ ‘Ter u> I ‘ - a) > ~ ! ry hren k : Pon) SR (ft 4 reon f Liciency Mu! piw bed ‘ range. tile ry i first gurace unusua! ar- } »&- 6e Hamilton: 3- pac (ficwe 7. , me month free rent and special induc | | 3-room efficiencies DE BALIVIBRE, 317. (No, 202)—Nice o- | ——--- rhea | eefrias rato r, light, gas, newly decorated | nge met ag $ 4 ee modern, partiy furnimhed pte. Lil N. Gth, MAin 2208. H i Tiy? } Sf irjenr } wanes : ’ j sittin é sot f ‘ se ae Ciris *T qr, . ‘ on Vv . Ee " 4*asT} PSA LOT) ] a rf 4 > iy {? itis. 1403 tw (eM) SAVINGS “TRU eT (@. 4015 Deimar Ri. : furnished Bee manauae: 11 Sunday for liberal concession aients to reliable tenant. Box 8-286, F--D. | | Monthly rentale from $80. ||| OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, KOO Chestnut. | “gyn 9 and two baths So —s titu) | = 7 ee | —_—— ) NINA 2d Voter THT 7 » Deaulilw | 2] W aa ERMAN—LNS!} ECT GLICK REALTORS. #22 Cheetm ) E AST HARLAN COURT ARSENA] 4802 A—Corner: 6-room effi- | fi One-year leases. o . — ee ee ae iter alg ee F : - — ae | | DE er IVIERE,. 420—s-room efficiency: ‘ PPI L x large roome, Mur- {| *" »: Snares lor: wg ; Y oan Swan this Seautital Bee Sished. ee ee Oe ee ii M. H. RODEMYER & Se lewly decorated; see or call &. Vivian —— “hed iw decorated. Eimar 3802 Oe SS aA ee tx) Rid Chemioet, | arge rooms, dressing closet. Murphy | ~SGiyp | chester home on terms that cost Sed; janitor; garage. PRospect a ee as ae . e 22 N. Tth. CEntral 806 , . | , te — i 3 > oe ype . - wat 2 oors "th r=? walis in bath SHE o MAN A P LR’ , M ENTS + 45 ] EI MAR B you less than rent. If you have e lot ————__ | 108 N. 8th St. MAin 4156. ||| DELMAR. 4166—4-room apartment. INTERDRIVE. 735—3 rooms. newly deco- NINA PL.. od80-——6 rooms and sul pat a et ae box: gg nm ~ aaa ata URNISHED UNFURNISHED : 6499 DEL! L, we will bulid it for you for only S345 ARSE NAL—MODEKN AP AWTMENT | a JOST-MILLER ft. E. CO. 105 N, Oth mated: heat: service: 845 i hoa aan sek. “COR NWELL R. E. CO. 111 N. 7th. | CORNER SKINKER AND McPHEKRON | For $69 You Can Get ©: °C tT} is off ‘ mR a lares ch li-a-dur bed, heui rey ; i wna ce ee me net a TT ANN Ty MS ™ ‘Ted oravadt oP ‘ INVERDHRIVE. 741—Thir Pr. © rome o2 toe ‘~ Sent et +4 - , FINEST LAM ATiO™ is THE crry a ; ~ r San er oOo . % for a lim — e* | - _ . DnRLM aN a - Lad Pi tF.5U AdSA) west, ‘ A " rit rN ‘ . ‘ " , t 53e iti } : aT} . af.) } : mp? «Th. | . ited time. Y¥ ee ~~ 25.00 cash pat at ESTE ona ‘T ~* ’ roome: janitor service, sd a5 a th a CAbapy OSS mee — ee + wg 4. os " @” KEW FI Service incl udes gas electricity, re || Apartment consisting of living reom ov pay only $2 : — HOTEL SAUM 2 2 a | = -G26o-—S toons, Murphy | bullt-s rame. E. Le, PAKEW ELL, Ors od :: rg eb ny and pav the balance at the rate of ‘ATES. 1004—Just complete 4 rooms . ee McMENAMY R. BR. CO WOR N. Gran SP MoRY. 6601—7 on y ? tase : , wa A moet re rs ae : ey + # 118 WN th SO MOCOHE REY L HREHAN 7 ‘-i P a a -—- ae * Lo '.) Room kKffieiency ens “ AR cae as Fine 8 room w~ Dalia, KINGSRY’ : “>t ‘ Prem rit r with 1a ral se _ nine st wA pot ~ Tra 4 ; s e f eh ?) | 4% v rest Cntil § FP. M. : aeced. MAin 724 | Luxuriously furnished and decorated. | | open: see janitor. Phone GArfield 8318 | GERHART-BRAUN, Main j470-% : nage ¢ west of Forest Park Hien 1 | ; DE Tor , A few suites «till available. Visit our | | (e@5) | KINGSBURY, SUSO—e tv } soqene sunrocn ho ey _ 2 (e082) | WESTGATE. 831—Beautiful b-room apart-| 6140 “Watermen. the mast complete 6- | HH hone GRand 2000. Snturday After- 4 F = TO ‘TY. 2S66—Reautitul ¢4-room apart: dining room, lounge and shops. All | DED MA Oat 738 rooms. tile ath: mod tile bath: modern: thir =" — TR n : Field Api.}—Ef fi mer! newie decorated’ must be seen fo room apartment in the ‘ty anc the beet noon GRand TS39 . a orn) ole Sun Darlor, Murph co the comforts of a home without the | odes: tae a oa S650 seca aetasaty | SAVINGS TRUST ¢ 0. “4915 Delmar. had ve ene aati wn ga. electric. refricera- | be e@eppreciated: concession to responsime | scat §A2.50- excelient candition. | . We have one beautiful evite arati 3 vet fic: Tecention hall. garage Pe) L werrkes. / |) SAVINGS TRE ‘sT (O.. 4915 Delmar. KINGSBURY 5046-4 roome and sun par-|.".-,.nahie re eRit) | enan (cB0) | corner Waterman and Rose |)! able for immediaw possession. Birht | | 3 See aie ae ‘ » into a om | : re | Ga and © room apartmente: epp- ii 4 ' pias ' firs flow: ¥ decorate. open " ; “9 _ er S.rmom elfimency: | ‘ - sang ae k ‘eo Carl » (rand ? || laree, Dethht reomse and three bathe |. ! ct) o atihees ht pmaa gitar ee | 46 h6rcoms, modern: il decerate; rent sOCh ® VARGO urCh. Gi roome We will redeoorate throughewt te . bs ’ a ® . % 413) [ Manchester Manufacturing Co. See) OY LAD- ann@coseow apartment every ||, 4-Room Efficiency, $82.00 DELMAR. 6146A—S-room efficien Gere ie seems ett : k $ x. ee , Sanvenione: i) CAbany ROTO teB7) | "URN ) HOTEL ROOM ||" BALSON REALTY CO.. 5899 Deimar SESE REET eeeeenatTeaeen : er o 3 ree room efficiency, with i nena floor north bright: Al condition ) up - 1210 S. Vandeventer Av., St. Louts , FUAD, 3016-4 rooms. bath. steam |» with ag Kitchen Bed 4 (c62) | K GBSRURY A T7OS——a oom rooms b come’ fuel. a <i electricity; fur- oy ema HO pores naa Aas. CA?) | 4 M Battiner: 4 greene anc sun poet cull FOUF Same. z 3 ae “ite ; a : . — . S ene x . . 4 *T 4 tea F ft) tz ™ ' ¢ Tat! " Oper Pherr fite@i- iaie ere git iii ! tr rf : - ‘* . ; 2 a he § , Ors big rent ~ - wi ao uPrtihy bed an wondert a vars ” 70 . Lees nite: eer modern onven ; —££77.50 u DELMAR, 5500-—Second fioor south; new Aueed- $F: a . on a. mene SHREK aT WENT ‘har ; mp BUILDERS’ : “ 4 — : a ‘ae at 4 : { loset a * GRand S rooms ba th - ‘ raftes walls electri: i rT FOC Ue ee an os ° anitor there or 76 wv A TF. ra i ¢€ le ton 4 ana A rent ettre: i. te Girald: in Bros. R. vr Co. S | hate desires Manager on premises. ’ 2034. ;, ; kt NG sBe r r RTA leairaite “Toy | S08 gauner So kh FR. FCO. R07 chestnut § reoms. sun pericr and siee | = 303 50 to 875: inflvdin refriners tier a : Sao ‘ K ACE — td d & HALUEG . wale benseatade. 4 all newly decorated - first and t loors. Me CR ne rear ee : ge Piper KT t Tyee Lt * eS reftmigeration: janitor service ic) ” , i ae ‘ yh” arKe - - ; ma (Lu ndows) and sun Troon SHUilLA——Modgern o-room apartment ie al im inducement. a bath Pullman Kitecher +o ai over ‘bath furnace, elec- Albert G. Blanke R. E. Co. | | DELMAR. 6467—B-room moder apart. R ; ¥ AGE, 501 J pect tchen. cow closets. tile bath. hardwood 9 X. men! GRABF K. CO.. 819 Chesiaui F F ; rent | » kitehenet™ GIN GER-ELGIX 1 REALTY © 04 F Mb slecirie inchudes enfurnished Sf | | | GRABF BR. CO. G19 Chestaut. (c2) 1875. omen” COMNOG: hess, Jantors Fee | Lick 5406 aston. EOr. 5849.(c) !” Gartifed oon 194 F dnc} a eo fd : | ; om gp ka mY Ty Ci | Fil Chestnut &t. M Ain 3046. } Bae Lindell 7800. ‘ft

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‘ES ayy OLR A vane ea ae a eal vain Se oe ye gee, Healy eat aakh pia sap to hte oT a Oe aki ee + taad oe Gane Cates Bs ORE ee a ‘ote dts $ 6topke an in is ig eA ae iPS oetHee Ligtie 4 uae tag Le cave ‘yr Macpeyy Do! Sei egies et on ea en, Yee OS hone PEN Glens Dee & % ester te. 0 pps ’ cae ae CBee pe Pi eps 02 OF at aie Lana Dee ae ca! WG rat PR 0" Mein %: STDs gM AN BME RE EE ARPT. Le orerss Loy 4B ST. Louis se 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. _FLATS FOR RENT—North AGENTS’ RENT SCNDAY. MAY 29. AGENTS’ RENT LISts 1337 POST-DISPATCH. APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT ~ West West x A Kt LT M EN The Congress wand The Senate 364-275 UN! STORIES. FIREPROOF SINGLE rae ermat LEVI xcs 109 N. 7th. Main 2968, == a mm Large or Sm em ~trenta THE MAYFLOW E R room, breakfast room, aon ene. - = MAIN h wad ? . mir «7? Ald Wr uN F ; Are You Seeking Shea Rent? Look at These Apartments. 4 Rooms, 6-Room oO ices. ‘nront and rear West Harlan Court 5463 Delmar BI. entra y R ED N T. AL REDUCED TO $65 ON THESE LOVELY FLATS 6621-299 CLAYTON new 4-fami! BL. INC.. ese APARTMENTS FOR RENT nd Chestnat. 4 —FURNISHED No rth Plaza Drive Apartments South Side Pershing. West of Union CHE oul REN _ $90.00 effic fency. OS) P! az ca Drive, ne FoOresi 4457. oe entire floor ng unusual ‘>? eho ase ‘ ile bath Vs esOR N and gas stove in extra tine. icebox: APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED rel sr) » 4 "4 a4 > LELAND * 1} ~ north Delmar) linens. sil- ie? it. blioecks furnished 4 rooms: lect rie | heast ‘ aan TIFULL of 4 cing oWsTEAD, 13. ed 4-r ° * COMMODORE 5316 Pershing Av. jermized throughout retrigera: M * Individuad Three a! five rox e e . 348. TMEN HESTNUT Te 4557 MePherson and N 7 rooms, 3 paths. Monthly rental from §2650. Two year leases. The above summarr contains the Pertinent facts covering e@ lease- hold in the Grerstone. The beauty. convenience and die- tinction of thie cutatanding tuild- ing guarantee your satisfaction. Resident H. RODEMYER @& CO.. Sth. MAin we ee On premises. manager 4174. os ~ = COME OL rropay 3 AND INSPECT THE LOVELY APARTMENTS WE ARE OFFERING IN THE MAGNIFICENT 6-STORY. FIREPROOF GOTHAM APARTMENTS A4T THE S&S. W. COR. SASSER AND HAMILTO Very reasonable renial. including electri hg ii and $72.5 wardro he tale bath with ehower: elevators carba burting heating sys- meineratora, oil uTtrine Premises tein. Our Supecsansative teday, 2 5. A? wt HENRY R. =a CO.., re Fy VATERWAN. room furnished compile mantis. efficiency ; »~ = WEST END AND CONST. CO., UESTMINSTER. 4125—4-room efficieney, > ecampiete beds: furnished SiN week. ~~ * >} - 4 / _ ~*~ VWES1 MINSTI RK. 1633—Beautifuliy and complete! ¥ ,, furnished 2-room apartment; eas. light. linens, dishes, $50: reom efficrenr. $60 weekis : 4ieeN ant rH $75-5100 furnished 4-4) iinens, silver. ice AIN—SUMMER RATES. 54544 PERSHING, Weekiv S°0. monthiv S75-890- furnished 1-5 reom efficiency ; PLOCT rie ailiver linens. Ark, (ew 410% ie’) BAR(, elegantly 7. ce. AAU RE cL PAN] , 5549 PERSHING AV “Ma ee 4 RODEMYER sovG- KINGSBURY 7 TYT T>¥ MAR iit 5096 KRINGSBURY mre er t : irnusn Me ” 3 H. RODE MYER s CO, i LA ADADTAICN Pa APAR' MEN is 7 is; , Li At = at | " Mi Mm ides Jl CABANY Page SAM REALTY a Sth a" Chestnut. a ae Franciscus Realty Co. 804 Cherirut. MAin 4409 APARTMENTS, Apartmenis i TwesT— 2! mm kite) Y ie. phon janitor eervrice. 3280M. GHODPFPELL ak chest & GOoopFF! ref . ‘+ AYA St aummMer ~~ . Cahanne: 4 rooms and eum parior .... a. ae Waehington: rooma, one month's concession &§ 3a floor: 6 .. 100 eun a ata oink eatin i an age ee a ene ttyl ee nga a att Rag ay gyettllg, ay Oe yl - = OO ly rma Oa. lay,” nay egy in gt AP gyal ll . furmehed 2 and > rooms, Jent. gaa, heat. fant aad rm *2 iG . KiNCa ay \TSO— Anartments fur — any size, 2-3-4 roome, 845 to TA o RINGSALR. aol A New Ty oe redtced reaem apartrrent ; sammer leht. : oniy 845. ee . tent hargain ‘mn ctty f LACT Ez + are nieele fur tLe hath garage on or 3 aduiles only. S Pree? «, ee ap ge Me. ee td ic) * A home rou'd C ORON ADO imcic ‘ ; m APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED | Wea WASHINGTON AT GRAND Newly Furnished and Unfurnished RGONNE, 3664 Wasbington. lock west of Grand, we are pariments consisting ef tmmenss concealed bed, breakfast and also a few h additional sunroom, hav- ing twin concealed ~~ Furnished apartments have entirely been ishea with elegant furniture, siiver | and iimens. includes nent. light, phone ca Ose cooking ‘comfort and conven- t reasonaoie rentals. the Argoncbe | appeal. ee manager on rremises. STANLEY EPSTEIN. MAin 4384. $04 ice. gas and IN ee nyt. Ranelagh Wilmar Apartment Hotel 5707 McPHERSON AT DEBALIVIERE 6-room efficiency, beautifully irnished, with two beds, consisting _ ~~ eee ' abhal*a ~ Gsilliiés RG a Pn ast nn gia ee ee ry apartm ent yma. Manager ou 4586 or remises, 4587. HOUSAM REALTY Co. S312 International Life Bidg. GArtielid O27 UV a tt ti at te te Call CAbany T OUR 75e and $1.00 DINNER AT THE TRELLIS TEA ROOM 453 DeBALIVIERE AV. Phone CAbany 2024 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FLATS FOR 5 RENT ‘ALIFURNIA, LP TERS REALTY 2° 4 Artis : LATS FOR TRENT ORNET r & : ZE IBIG FLATS FOR RENT 34084 Lindeil: 10 rooms i@S4 Bavard: 7 rooms 1557 McKinley: 5 rooms 4325A Page; 4 reoms 535A Oakland: 5 rooms 3940 Shenandoah: 5 rooms —oe Olive: 5 rooms 529A 8. Ninth; 5 rooms ys Clinton: i rooms N. Eleventh: 4 reoms - Frey: 4 rooms . TLIC Seuth Tweifth: 3 12544 Easton: 3 rooms 1404 Blair: 3 rooms 7913 N. Jefferson: 3 rooms... 719 CHESTNUT. 3 : A i.e & hh oe is HI Oigit aia wv iw iw - 145 110 tl 1 rooms. ped ped ned ied B~d-t Bey ad — -317—3 desirable rooms: compiete- gone Over, £0 W af Pallece” IOt N. &th. MAin 1858.39 FLATS FOR RENT—Central ELEVENTH. 1302 N-—3 rooms. as. elec- | atic, rent $13: -aculis L& _— | fioor + rooms. $°*QC. hestnut. GArfieia OF eh “925 a bioc k | Ev ANS. M ASON "LA i 3425- ph > FOURTEENTH. .1303 coms, bata, Cheetnitt h bath, ; coors, eicc- $35 & SON, 1002 Chestnu SU00A N.—3 rooms. tile baih. | oors. furnace: OG nar rot ABBOTT, Re Realtor, [09 Chestnut. | °1L07—8 “rooms, dern: 2818 N.—Dandy 3-room WARD TAYT.OR. TOR Chestnnt. ne mice clean corner rooms; large 4117 ic2) Ct ifax e.eciric; large rooms. nen rooms. €:€C- ms ‘ t ee N . oP s vo ns ’ newly dec- Eo Prot _— {c$9 3 Ti—3 rooms, electric, toi- —a $20 handy to school and Grand ar. Wolf-Poilack. 101 N. Sth. MAin 1858-59. TS 4 m ° ‘ ‘¥ : > WARE iii room: 13a +? & i , els G. tRE IELD. > s Kit si®tia™~ os ‘ in —~ mae = ‘ery at) . as Dat, Cte, “""} rent } WEST END REATY AND Pay gear —CO., ite , LPR s 4 ian | -* Fr Te "TUT NINETEENTH 1 “~ ——j ProOOom CH E. Cco.. 4..T? iree Ri gas WORRIS 4. “INC. 82 DTT OCD 1} ‘i ~ ~~ . ~~? RITG eR 3° 154 4 MORRIS AAC HR. CO.. "NC RTTGER. 46—3 ROOMS. BATH. ELEC. TRIC, $27 CORN-DIXON. T22'¢ HFSTNU T.__ GARFIELD 7803. (¢) Ter Ty rrmoecr MAin 1485 MAin 2162 Si REALTORS APARTMENTS ' Grand, S. 3354A: 5 rooms... Heman, 733; 6 reoms; garage. 74 Northwood, 6300; Pershing, 5608; ; rooms. Potomac, 4918; 4-rm efficiency Rosebury, 6322: 7 rooms... . Syracuse, 760: 7 roeoems Washington, 6675: 5 rooms... Waterman, 5598: 8 reoms... Kingsland, 772; 7 rooms.... DWELLINGS, Cates. 5174: 9 rooms. : Rebertson court, 9606: 6 rms. STORES Fifty-ninth, 2837; 12x12. $119 50 8 $2 8333332232222 23 $ 75 L. EPSTEIN and SON 617 CHESTNUT? oe S. 3012; store with Laitinanel. -_ 1s... Union, N. 79694; 6 rooms, fer dector’s office . S824A6 rooms. duliian, 6849A; Kensington, 50744: 5 MePhersen, 4054; ry 5 Twenty-third. : OA: 4 Waverly, 1750: 4 rooms COLORED. Twenty-second, N. 92 wosningsons Sasi unbar Bld«.. 14 =. selterven second fleor effices eet ee Mississippi Valley Trust Co. Fourth and Pine Streets A eybons MENTS ‘Noor. . rooms, second oeaul if ui rooms, BARTME R, 4 Mu bed : in-a-dor 55 00 53 00; 60 00) garage 5 rooms ‘an bath. steam heat: garag® ...... | 4275 5904 5254 “a Mic HIGAN. FLATS FOR COLORED ENRIGHT. bath, heat: service. 2% N. EL EVENTH, 3 rooms. . STORES eize 22x50: heat . _ Se 18x50: 30x80 . 15x25. 2033 1401 +,or mF 107-0% 104 FLATS FOR RENT—North Pt EASANT. 4306A—3 rooms. PRAIRIE floor: Sarage: for gsaie cheap: rooms. lsi furniture AND GARFIELD—3-room flat: — papered: $18. Ulland 2274). MORRIS aac H KR. ( O.. JIa wwer ; Ww st: PRAIRI *~ ms I RAIRI “?~ 2514—-3 oig rooms and bath. "aioe - $30. N. 3. WOOD. 706 Chestnut ott: se 208 (cl) newly bi « 4 S. 41: 29A—4 rooms, bath. electric. hot and eold waiter: white ~ io sink: decorated. COtax 372M et. aa biock to WEN FERDINAND, 907 —Three ; ASHLAND he wat ASHLAND 5925— Practically new nice rooms and bat! furnace: sac FRAN PE RY TH. neerful rooms, electric, Vandeventer car, iZLICK. GARFIELD 1427. LOUIS Mat. newly ace rated: reasonable rent. Onen. UIs. iy 44+—-4 rooms. bath. electric. Tha) >= ‘an 292U—dJ-room | ASHLAND. olziz— decorat jome, and ivory woodwork, steam ' heat . a x : LYDE S. FISHER. MAin 2 BELT. 3347—Jd floer south. 5 rooms } bath. steam heat: $50: garage $6. FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 10 N, Ps 1l5sA—G rooms, bath, 45 3915A—6 rooms,: bath, (BESSIE. 48Us8— )- room efflicency: service: beat oe & a Da ae bed. Keivinator: j tor nished: rErsbnen- FUrest 27U8—J rooms and electric ed. “a WLEVY RB. CO. WAin 2814 Se preeeme 3 s. “electric. gas. $18: 3 rooms, rear. 3 rooms, basement. SF ure, eur — S rooms, eiectric: will | SCRD 13S 937 A—t ee “sew a > eieciric, ath. | SHUCHART REAL C0. 14 4 CLARA, 342 ~ + EUCLIL 4.50 a—s a $55: open; & — yat-5 ieDa’ + (iis 4nd N.—3 rowmsa., FLAT—New bungalow fat fellow OW i’ £a.n 818 Cheetnut rocws. eiec- ins. gas. e@iectric *-~ - eR nue. . ny 20 GARFIFLD reoms: £20. 7th. MAin ——anree ?. 190 W ._=s 454 ; - ~«' . fs RI.ANKF RL. FF. CO. T1I Chee«?net. cr HTFr NT ty 181° 24 x 2 -~ $i4 JORN HW. _ARBOTT. elites =19 Chestnnt. TTT? & EIGHTH Rent > Cc = water and « electric: Bone _ mMHe Sart “A - 2elees | xs 1 70—Bens nf ital ery reasonanic. - ‘oOrner electric roomsé, $34. bath, ong +*) i854. bmn y) e Tre °} ‘ ims sw furnace. _ ar PArkKyview > rooms, NEWSTEAD, bath, gas. hh AMF’ J 204 S.—4 and 7 electric : 190% N. thi GArfield — @ 8242. oms and oe Beem S01 Chestnut Dain Nara- back yard, {@} ; floor: elec- fate entrances town. fs RK Tr s TINS MAin ore MARKET ANT’ LAPLIN— A r,wry COMVeOAn |f#ncea, 45 tCALTY Min a mont ie MAin PALM. °600——FOtIR ROOMS, MARTIN OLIAN, 1910 Olive. WAin | ( -@2) - — reoma, *iectric, ens Gelightiul WENZLICK. GARFTETD 14°7. PENROS 3H2SA—Mocdern ¢ rooms, hard- nod floors rent reduced flat of | ; nhc i i 4797. | 7 wt twee | | ; - $2 w ILLi AMS ‘MORTG AGE co. reem fiat: | in gcod condition. N—J rooms, | } FLAT —" ro a |GENEVIEVE. tes tlie bat. hardwood 7502 Cali Riv oond Ce at bath. elect ric; chilcren considered, ¥ A | QO. N. SCHWARZ. GArfield | t -" roomirg re GERA LDINE o- rnorisa Mur 3 rooms, second $25 ‘SAVINGS TRUST Co.. 15 Delmar i. ee ee rooms, good for | GREER, “Ta0 room “Olfax 7309 451HA—3 rooms. bath. gas. @am Hitde and coid Waier c. ° = é th. nabie. TRECKY REALTY TYLER 0875. ¥ ‘AND EVE A ae 2520 N.—jJ rooms. bath. electri ollé6—Dandy new ae go" Cheernsnt = aie | VANDEY se WwOL F- POLLACK. 2321 N.—Large 4851— Modern ee large yard $45. Leuis ar. rooms: off 101 N. $10 Sth. MAin 1858- a 5oJ16—4 vr tile bath, furnace nad 7 — m o “-o™ . INE CROVE 30 “ D eet — rts fn! rooms B35 oy a ler hathrnom ' s >. .; ? ae oe VINE , - — GRC VE. 5 — uDstaire HERBERT. 557 f'coors, furn Park 7—New fla conceaied bed rooms - rent reduced. large ace’ view ASLO. ~eveyrry & WARREN IORN 4—-4 roome. satn. 194! GIBSON. 114 N. 7th st asonah ie. | Siong if ODIAMONT. 2616—Fiv rage: suitable for three adults: taken Sunday 6 rooms WwW 4117A—3 poomes, second xi cond!t.onm: oniy a 2 upstairs: all conveniences. ~ ai nwrigh! pee 3074A—3 rooms and yArage. dern _ MAin 1485. S04G—% rooms: «8 Appiy So WHITTIER ?R y ia » & dA eet At ‘ PArkYview 17A—3 large rooms: 5 roums, Be aly pantries: S30. Riverside 8073 W ‘aut Os i@ mare ror f . a North Market: stl Ni. od : decorat at : tenant MAin at "OR 5889 A— New — 4 MAin & | LarTres. Northwest rake -—— BNER PL... 3322A—4 rooma bath. ca- new: one block from Veperal Moto rs. unday NER PL me 55 “tile 22 premises Sunday | ARLINGTON SA Lii. a | } BATH. £25. ASHL AND, 5§57—New iC cin rae 3A—3 | Jos, smn: | MoCAFFERY butler cee #0. Cc | $288 scree Modern: garage: Gentile JO 1U—6 rooms hardwood Parkview 467 gar iy Teasonabie rent kmann K. F. Co. “S23 Ch PL... 4855A—New med sleeping new decoratione. "ELY DE Ss FTSH carnage ntionatl, electrix 7 at. 2532 A—4- — Murphy bed new) a Db. 4750—4 rooms, bath. electric. furnace: open. 3 rooms and bath A DAY 3683 (7 beautiful 4 $24>—J5 rooms. bald anc | r seemed thor. 43148 3 ruvaciis, Siti t =? 2. bast ot, (IGe 454ia—s5 ——- c92} ; 3cr-d. te oluj—4-ree or end ci rooms ~ f° wre woes TOs da° -eakiast on : sat rOm . —_—ew. 8 rooms, Concessicn: eps, ' S33 i icebox. : “AND. CANT co... 418 Union. month's | —3 roomnn. he eat. END “RE ALTY Size oc fiat- } modern Pa. mogerrn v AS? ~ mmm ——— POO TTS. arage,; gpir whi paper. ome, stris tiv ‘noderm* Forrest 5740R. 7 ern &-room efficiencr; Murphy bed: gecorated. 5149— Mo mm 4-roeom. x efficlenes. garage. Riverside * 2? fioors. {of -~*= aiid - ats - hye a v 52 —— Vo . te ae Open, PF loriaaan?t Coe oti oa wv gas. bath tw + tTTs, ste aun eat, any? P Time. $545—.)-room msnaie r hath. hot-water her cane clones : 46 0: tA—-+ rooms. — CO SiS Chestent. 4517A—Second-fieor, ° eleetr os bath. toilet. etc. eniy $30. Ki. 717 Wainwright Bide. _* rooms ei "th 190 * ELM ANN ‘SPACKLER REAL aTr {A heer ts t at "LOU 7 ona 39—New rooms 5-ro0o™ features: _ Kraft-Art ail rental $45: garage. $35; i’ —# recms, kitch- no ES- 2ANCISCO hath. garage. 1808 A—3 large rooms and hall: 40. E 1f00-—4 dacora ‘a: ———— rooms. bath. electric. decorate! i R-ACK FR Realtore GArftield 2908. E 1309-4 rooms and hath, heat fanitor service a frre £ RG “OTT SVE. 440-—5 mome Caracre Cry! fax ZING, 311°—¢ rooms: x0 PArkview 5858 SES > rooms, garage: new- swner first floor. ic@2) mY. 4940—Attractive single ae _ with ga Tage { 5529A— rooms. gas. bath. elec EPOCKERY & SON 10Nne Chestrat, 5347—New gingle flat. 5-reem tiie bath. hardwoed finere. fcOn) —s THERTA. Loency 4: ‘Murphy beds: 5110 THERLA. larre roenrs screen porch. garage: Se) leotard : 1 — ’ Te ReTeanrcere “4° A—Leovelv ftawnant ~ pou reomns gn, \f ST Re te A wore JA—2% Troome: ie@\ > reome hath. fhe hern exposure: S24 tf¥? 5 hath. tar LTORS, ES Ang p vs! 2S Addy rT? dé v - w oon T "rm teer, PN. 1522 — Bright 7 ecnrner furnace: €4° "0 GArtielta WIS. woe WN uy fiat. & large ~w'y decorated: ver? . i (*?} al moadern Pesa tT 8, IONES PRE effin ste ‘mir repre S - wv Pray flat. tr} er: “ietly my 4- ie? t iarze. light same, : rr arn? y ew ly decoraied asa oe i je bath. eteam | fel all erm n > “Ooms re ima? ee 5 large rooms e eth, shewer cree eget pT? alee cinta : rm t od wergt ppane eVTTt & vriek garage Cai . enemy weet. tile 4 H STOLTMAN | of call owner. ‘tere y water heat. | f Oreraesen hath eFPRICT rent Bn! FLAT. 4+ ROGe ns Mt BP SAEFRINER R. on. Sa Cone aa to «Hoo! ‘ feu rr |= ‘.APPFISCT DP r FINISH 1Reew FLATS. | KH) frm t i, 1) ret w reese ft = HOR ATG Rett Av. a 21 Te Pts LA EW SINGLES ™ ROOMS WO RPHY SEDS he EDEN PORCHES ~ Py > AR * ~ its (How r 7th. IR ee ee ee ee pet amet S (pertte? ant ; . large fa rooms breakfast reo. ery *fficteney: steam heat. - 3045.50 CLARA AV. ion: — Neteral Bridie BNC pe RY-mt TT a Basia | oR 7 3 Vee eUha ies o— | > -aetiigs Tht as Me '_ - { “oo ‘ MBPicn av 3 rx % aie r © ebetubideteewaee : . TOL Ceetnat « SHESBSSERR RAs EeLastacageeataveete

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SUNDAY. MAY 29, 1927 AGENTS’ RENT Lists BUNDAY, MAY 29, 1927 A lh Northwest "FLATS FOR RENT For Sale in these columns f Pos T-DISPATCH, eee oon ol bee [IN and SON” "*. » first or sec “aed ly —— CON ae MOTTA. 4. so poomna, bath and td FOR RENT —W. 617 CHESTNUT gp Jefferson, S. 3012 >; Store with rooms > Se eine we @e a. Leffingw ell, s, 106. —— = 0 PETIA. +. a1: >: ayy regu‘ FLATS FOR RENT | Prices 6958- RIPGk 4S8ilA—5 aL 66 ed, Union, N, “9694: 6 rooms, for 3S Oe | 2 ’ 5 u it doctor's office , faree i Realtors, "ROD 2 chertiat - tile bath. pon Ry BHI.) t. 0101 ——4-roon ry . matlioacent ates x | a “vy ¥ ) a YAY clemson a’ Ee OU 6 Qaawe 2 Po om ps x — AYE TTE, bg 4. iy | SGSTGHW AY a RaW AY. 524774 S.—5-rvom fiat. floers, furnace. _ "$5 te ve he ‘aree } Tan RD . ‘ast Osa a larse and tex, $40) STIG Sta tote CoO. 90K Cc hestnut se Geet oo. ee 75. FLATS. — f caNo v04d7—New Corbitt, 67644: 5 WO... £8 os ) eeeemme, Cress, GTIBA;: 5 rooms . : 55 00 5311 —2a Cresé, GU1MA;: & rooms ; Sarage 60 60 ria, Fairview, 3062; 5 roe S..... ge | 3: >-TooIn Folsom. 382446 rooms ee. 45 Se | tk ogg weal palin, 683494; 6 rooms io. - i decorated; har ensington, 50744; 5S rooms." {: — or > ¢Pherson, 405 ri rooms. _ . 6° ~ | ~ a, ¢ a oms. f She mndech, scien rt Soda oo | sit KE. enandoa A; 6 er - Seventh. S§ 12211, >» — 45 00 | = MARKET. 50: | Warnty third. 36104. 4 roams = 5O i mienees; £a Waverly, i> ‘50; 4 OOS... .. 45 oo WOOD. ieee r om COLORED. a. ~ "225A MICHIGAN Ko °° -:--. 88 09 by decorated. ‘ th SVAN, 1S Sires and 5149—Modern 4-room ath a eon iw — yeai ig © : - ge oo ft} loors. arage. “~s OBA “MM SI LZ AN. 2° rooms, 24, ne AWwOOC s00TS araze 1520 WARREN, + rooms. / * FLATS FOR COLORED fod floors: Murphy "t bees 275 ENRIG aT. rooms. ba RODEREL, nD. 3602 7] A (* Bat =. } . 7 . . atl. MClric iil ‘ R 2 a f 7 sy ~— ov. reakfast noon” rooms, gas. CLAXT \. 5366. (t—4 lurpe rooms: BLA. 5047—Now 6incle flat screened vorch, hardwoud floors. furnace : ener: tile bath. hardwood coy 30, Peasonanle; open; owner thera mr 154] .« . Mm. CORA. 1908—4 rooms path. elie: Tic: $4y. KK. Realt +4 © ff; hestnyt an Cfficieney tILLIA NTE Son etna rm rooms and Seis “sc ree Ns. hadme { Path. modern: newly de: ~oOrated. T cols and churct Z HINT A gre > i COTE BRILL IANTE 58624—s5 rooms: See i ee o rooms lectr} f° bath. furnace all 4 : > - ’ re ~ as LES t.. 2768— “¢ rooms. bath. gas. - SCTE, Southern e Xposure Slectric: hot-water heas: ali conveniences. su A IDNST 4 Sapo : DA\ I ¢ ° ; ; ' A S] ~A—.) rooms > -*. i—~ J Nice iarge rooms and stent e415 farage a i r Will rent separat: ies SINRED ¢; & JONES p EALTORe "TT, — fine WT rhs) : . : ‘ SUC! rn some, $55: Open, gr- : "OA ® mage. (Yiitay TO12W, ‘ i334 Rrich? a, LUCLILD iG] =X... hd o-room Singie fiat: hewly decorated : . 4 ” all cny Venien o @ f'4 mM tide N et Biv stots fiat , tower, & oe @nd bay: 40 we Ne ‘'y decorated: ' IAS Poe Digpat : ‘ ath. E 4 WVAiy 295 { > - m4 oy jAT—Nev bungalow: ‘fla t. lear Goud- _ FOU oOm6s feliow ate ‘ f n 732° M4 ecreened me ' ss prot d a bath, gas lec. tric, hot and Cold water. Cc. J. HII oa eee Agt. lig x 7) ‘i BR A— New. Bin Gi o 16— Dandy new Single flat: 4 > Hin par bed. tite hath roomis, steam heat. hardwovud @ars. . a fare FC ree ned -jn tile seen kara age: rear door open. - ti EONS tay reo per BUSH-BURNS “ath in 45 oir 1 room. (cl »? 3 _ ; POSSE TT, 4851——Mca. gy abartment flac. BM srougho th, steam heat roome jar 2 yard. $45 ‘ 6: hou Drie Some . 31 G4] roume breakfae: tile aoa furnace hardwood floors, 45 HERBERT BOT Jaumn Naw flat. 4 nice. large rooms large concealed bed, hardwood OOTs, furnace: rent reduced. NYBERG. OSVOT. (cl) \ Hoppe ~616— Five rooms with ga- ' et finors en. rage. suitable for three adulte; concesa- - Sions jf en Sunday, fore 8 o'elock : beautiful roome all conveniences O97 4A—3 TOCODIS alid kile)- ; RLY. enetrs modern - rage. {Cc} RENNER Yi, j|pen— 2 try * $25 A room, . J i>. q shy SEC OTT wv Pct 2 “Rand 109) of : 3 reve ns bat} 19: Vy wet . wy, 4050 — ; ao0v n 2 UPStairs is de- ‘org GHr RINE RR « ea: hae ea 12 ir rT ) , . ro bags —S ns: $2 wl Sete DROZ RE ALTY Con 4006 CHO may Lae. SAN xe Tats S 915 t fiat; gas, electric. bath. 1, BENEKE. 21° ‘Wainwric = om yo ; s bX. Re. st..3 rooms __| | ge : PENNSYL\ nyt at 7 ty yY aa . - * | ) = i a ‘ 4 ‘ New 6 and 0 roow singie | | $109. Donn ee eee see Janitor. eee N. 12th st. ; Oe 2... rar wy . ~~ . ie tte, a en a Ga R FIELD 14°7, ‘it ae 4017 ‘——4 rooms. t Sewanee 5. Mele, 2500B—4 roome ba th urp be a garage available: IST ARR aan) SUAT R., G. are OTT Ran ¢ BE. 440-5 rooms kleeping 3R a ne Rane MS: tile large ican beth and RNC 17x14/" DING, 6117—35 rooms. garage : erated owner first flnor. $940—Attrac clive single PERM IRE Bru ia Se ay oa w ith bee akfast nook, fl} WENZEL ic K. oes, aaa 14°7, NEW FLATS NORTH A 7 PTON i. o> Se W ‘Tat = "hit 4 S NT WKERY &@ SON TnnHe Thee PS eRe 3 4 hath ° Giteoh “RE, \LTY — meee rede Mthaxtoete + PU da y | our et ro at 4951. a M; P " lA wT ‘ tr} a CORA . 26 THERLA oe - 2 ‘ me ag efficiency of 4: Murphy beds: 21—4 rooms, hal} room. furnace. 5110 THEKLA. SCR aHitc seh pereens: 0 : laree ronms screen porch SORA, SST AM —5 rooms, bath emnleted: hue line | RR We rest 1494. or . \ ; } P PON er of Oho “av 7 ) wi 4 4. 1h nF ooe eT 0020) THEKL A of 4 double fi ptr a. Oright rooms. . ‘ $4 s | large roome., maoder rh vo ain lice ro Ns, | MARTIN’ OLIAN. 3 1016 ‘Otivn - 5056. (eRa) a LARGE a, Ms ILET, $22 Ian N, 1010 ‘Olle e. s.4 , rien femant. WDOS| A PARA a> i =) f hall EE Ra NT rs ene “4 ee ~ wer 2 on ‘ Ontionsn! oS50 - Mod: ri d-room ° ‘ANDE RSON. = TOC KE rooms steam mented, ENRIGHT Pe Are FES we we tae Oe ow aby one ce “pey St typ hs Opa > Ss ) a rive a Anborr. Kenitor, 416 a WONG Tesi — flat with sere ened sleep- “AL THEIMER, WILI Southern exposure, extreme > €00) for St. frrnare. 4° An (:Arfiela CA STLEM AN. 4 gym ll hss , ll | ' ie | —— t"¢ ? : } ries o f ? , ry rié Ee T2E1. S98B— a = ~ — . : : - | 4 Awe) y ai , ) ‘ ‘ RE: SON AB L E RENT NT leh Bi T a3 rooms: tile bath HARKIS KF ALT i MA 44; Ay an re &- -room ee agus hs e£xrage LCR Tye. file feat} Trrnace BR. OH STOLTMAN Cul! hia > ae bath eiectrie iN e . } P KE ENT REDUC Cr D—NE " MORIIS A. 3 H k. 10474 \, - i Water PTS CORCPRSITN? Realtors g#2¢° Cheatnour. ge od JE PRICIENCY,. AMI N Mi SAL IN o C' Ab. ey RANE ‘NI ' Eri, rivni« eeriri. EN’ a Pp qa) hear Welist, n t 5546 Ceree: in BA Coty Brill; four ae KENNERT. 7 45 i—3 ro me meee me c gr Povey 4) woes : i3 OTated 25 heme y Focus 322 §. 21g¢ gt.. 3 rooms, gas, @ee ered, {Pntenne tric: ren: $20 _ nal _ ere 4R%4 wea K neath AY. 4 fal ee « “) 7 a Try wy *flicieney- ¢ij, hatha. seams” ‘heat. janitor DeKaly, of “_ TOO Servi ee ” KRG De ; . ak ) POOMs ‘rare | rem irti rent $20. te “A, » hoOomMEs ENICKMET ER Pie Lay TY. & INN. £0. Bittern: 3 runne al2y NX. Grand. 3425-6. “LM ty . Sy. - DA roome new! ¥ decorated: beay JOHN W. oom 7th et. MAin 5 . EB: ’ ay ae ou TO. ik , oo OOPER. GARFIFAL bot - waier beat heraieead A. _ATRINLAGE K GARE IML D hat 9 Sunroom, Murphy be: bed gas : . 0 Sell st GALOLA PLACE. "B. iH. ‘STOL TMAN I om oe rooms ——a bath BENEKE, °)° Waine right nie hed CAbeas | sibaw. Gambicton POreat 2433. 's2) s ay, 5S _§ rocne, “on ' h. furnace, TTRRIE te ieee | | furnished Or unfur F oer, = ty Vv (CHOMPEAU 418m, PUR OT TA RFAlTY e.. aes kb A S —4 rn eS ameemt aneenemtaliied ronrtnis ana Sut) par tile hardw —e Bi ERNON z. AU ae COMP TON, » 0) REALTY AND CON, | : t} lam ter se rvice $2 “0 HORGANTORD ess ; lar en kite a an B A NGAS. piaoA— —s h one month free rent DETERRING, 3627 i] Peet _conattion ren! rs testcson Gravis, PRospect 1833. |

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a i io % av => ge-7200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and F or Sale in these columns today. MAY 39.1 ST. LOUIS Bi ; HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. HOUSES, FLATS. ETC. SUBURBAN PROP & "79 LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO POST-DiSPa TCH. > ag : . . ae NGS FO NT SES. FLATS. ETC. _ — ZLATS FOR RENT—W est FLATS FOR RENT-—-Wesx FLATS FOR RENT—W est | D& _— GS FOR RENT oon aaa oR OC OLORED _ FOR RENT FOR COLORED = RENT FOR COLORED Schuhe e heey, Central : ’ F ' 5 Rix u~ AND GAR 1a. EF. sit m _worTtn west BOER oe. 3 “201—-Lovels — : T A E SETS ‘ be Re 4 Ms ~ : ase pone, ie mea > © ee ’ ant me: bath, o@c- | , be ' ere 433 - , me decurated 4 — recs . beet (eo + y + ; all . . : -_ : . ; > 4 ; ma * iaieaiat on as ~~ AE — “tegee tre ts? amet Te 5 lea 4a . : . acataatis — pa sat asi cata / : " — ane crt, T° ; “4 ty ‘ i. : ° ind ; eR ors oe : : are a pret : ‘. + sa "Tr . « ms anc on, ooo a sn « ums: &EHRERTSNER R. CP.. . BLt1 ie bet Dei, Liurtact "'35 A ae — $2: Bamie ) — * ; cies 2 : es, ° “i a EN EMEN A s AnD DOL GHERT _E- ) aa BRAND. — : : JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chesinat. an ha a 3 . : | wi AND os ROOM: Parvin’: _ - TARR. 1921—RENT REDUCED. MOKHI- AACH RB. CO.. iN... B26 Lhesinut ie Bacon Wik ae : on Gy NE F1M% Tatra + REAL ry y 10 : _— tab 2 « Sn oe ~ — . MORRIS aACH KR CO.. INC.. 826 Chestnat ARAL G i* ~~. PLES VARGA RM « — . 5 rooms. $a “Webster Growen, a : 5 | i ee —s oes ale Valley | MAin 3640. Cat Tis Feoteh ay tales SRL EI RCS North : bi 37) " ~ & , am * . . —— - . . . 4 aa 5 — = - we . : n ° ' 4 " ; &ceé am | 4 > — . . . - ae : ,* i # rt i € = f rear) : >’ — yoo . * . $ ’ . as a : vi ‘ . , é 4 . bs . = tnt Ranh ~ hy y re oa on ~ } f C 4 «* VT : 3 7 Sia BENT g20 2-reom rock ieee BR. G. i —, a a 2 sa ; > " re - - . " at o : ; aa? gc ‘ee er 4 . andar 4 . oo — : "OH ecimec, BARNGR fF Ses! tam p- | iat Wie Gane -arage. reasonabie: . ' a \ H. ARBOTT. Realtor. 708 Chestret. NORTH MWARBET. 44064—BEACTIFUL 5” a? Soe — Boren = one Mas ry i eG = y | 1 oe “| (4ROOM FLAT. NICE BATH, RENT Kee vt. 2 ackiand: ve onapie 4635 Maryiand a 4-story and baseme! it—T 2A RAC A ORTH MAREET. 4220W—Sronm cor | BUNGALOW YOR SENT eet eos pra mm —eclevator—steam heat. ‘ YW 7 mara a — Te bak Se oe |) Sn Re location available. — - ° ~ MORRIS ve H KR. CO. “pair shon — SRMAS S.t:— garage: Eee Me e ferson 4°°%1. = a MEN a a 3 nd_D eae Vlercantile : Mr) ot ae ee - occupancy: > rooms. tie bath. nard- TO LET—BUSINESS 4 + « ’ cy wo ‘ ‘ “i a 43 ; ‘ . -- —_ reais. SI + ye suas = ryys +3 7 tIIt* © were. t v4 : ed 2e hor vet G5 a’ rIVt wanted for " a co. ] 3 : 00 "Ses — Tens, (pen. lecerat rig ert renth: gar _ see, suey eGi | ~ & CEntra ‘ 4 am Vaert 1 2. a 7th! NIV ER™@ITY ‘ ITY tf: Arfieid =" ‘all ‘¢- ROOM EFFICIENCY APARTMENT a SR: =a. een , nla | 3 : . ater 372. ewtaze office. Grand and = a FLATS WITH GARAGE: RENT $55. A” ect> 5 ner. mai Za : . Sew a ve —— ggg oh YES , a ecamm STONTA 1010 |) Westineor Park —o- PRompect 2348. ‘ - . PLY 1168 FERGUSON A’ PHONE PARK. a i floors . h Ad s' rr Lhe = > : atien. 7 i irk ed * ah. her : Zid : . > =EMILE. 1°340@A—) reemea,. tiie at n. Tur ’ -_ ' . ur? ; : — : JETER “ 2 ae - MIL DIN ' Wi | e, nunee eleetrh in rreod sand ‘tien $4. >. a — ™ = : — a , . * : « 4 . 7 * Pm ’ ¢ : ; . is “ : ~ 9 4 ; Lad 7 : se ;a . 3 SA }. BLANKE RE. CO. T1i Chesenot, *) oupie, share pre : 7 : \ candy ent kitchen, ‘water, gas. elect arge shady vard. ‘fine locati “™ RADIO we ‘ Pe . uf . : ~_— ~ as _——_ - e g —-F". Le stare. ak 5 = Rn. co@.. TNC. ane Chesteat = ae ——— furt mee’ Ne k=xeten Wil ~ es a er : ' = . wie , ~ ‘ a6 i % , ’ F — . Li. Wa ; . = . > 2 - ‘ , ni p = : TO E | —— SI NESS PURPOSES MA mORKIS. wa FPLAT=—+-5 reem, Webster. ‘erson. : ’ a pone : she Lime. JAS. €,. WMORFITT. T18 F. Rice Rend ri. out — , . a THe ip reap ‘Go BWecrwricht —- - -* " ae . - . - ‘ — i > 3 (= * © * ee Hi ,ime “Was. 43544—” Linck — RLIWMENFELP REALTY €%.. tT ARANTY BL™... WATS enn : £ o By ea Pee ee ae Ps 7 pha J0HS HH. ABBOTT. Realtor. 799 Chestrut. ' ° gcarace or me | st = SHERID 4% S20 A— SENT RED‘ CED. MURRI* rer 8 R \ INC . S28 Chestr et ~ + _ > ; wt ones ; , x rn i est raite —_ i aa al Wha = ee RNG i & SPe SCNT. } ABBOTT, Reaitor . % ———— ee 75 iin : | ~~ AC E—Demrabie. e : ‘ . _ : , “ - - rh Mik = a outside office ™ cow " diueract. Appr Seas S76 ~~ ee" "OOTIS OR. ~- s > NGS TRI ' ‘ . 4 - ) é . . ch 7 . ake ‘ . . a NE . a “ : : _ sa _ ’ , , Zz » ~ & ee? te .« ONE MONTH'S CONCESSION TO GOOD Delmar | : a le a = . ww tie Be ae ee onneaem | 4279 “ Newstead: ace Terminal ft TENANT TOWER & ove 1222——THRER 800 7 : ! LS i54A—3 Toome Kas : = ; “DON ne Ne rT 7 MORRIS AACH RCO. INC 826 Chestnut — - . ae A A." 4 - : . - _ Fae = = . ‘ ‘ » 9 : eee ~ . a >: , ? . . . . - ' ‘ — _ VE Sz Hh. . ‘ARFIFLD 142 ' — | : ONE MONTH: S FREE RENT. $°2.50 cneomne es ter? lets cided nee effices and pA——S TWO anc Da! ret VE? : ' ; “Jira: ioe WORRIS 14(¢8 BR C@.. INC... 886 Chester: “ ; etzem " . 561 ‘RICHMOSD TS. wo reat - ae ~ ae . - tte : P . , ere _ oe 5 =~ ‘ JOHN HH. ABBOTT. Reaiter chants Laclede. Bids ¥ iINGTON. 1414—Desiretie wince wT . ' ar OT Oe oe ; ~ ma ‘ ter: + ena ; . = teenie =» = sith 806 7 : VANDEVENTER. a ae -_ — . LIN — : eraher ¢ oDer - ‘ See ~ ‘ one ie] le ae se P tes , : : . - Perry - : : . 2 5 . ¢ ‘ a Feroan space desired i > 4 . : - ; rrarrms. tem! irniafien, bs ees : 2 . 5 i eunue MREeFHA KRPKALT ; wots Te 4 ‘a ; , ".if.P Soe oe : a be ; Ff - —a , > 1143 —- — Lo hlann li | N. Sth. WAin 1858.58 —— SULLA i NGUBe and scar : LIVE Lan Ti on + ‘ : ae ; ee : oe ’ ' quare “s st manuf - ‘ 463 eter 28 ; . iS al “hing : : ; ~ . : ts bah - , at bisoes ] | 7 34 ~er.ert “Ener ae > 4 aad WENZL iCK. | 'acsier = Pet. ene ee LARGE Badge veers Mmrar Lane aTio. Tt ee wert sur uae make of- t... en ga pe . 7 5 RETAIL STORES SAVI Sipe TRI ‘ST . r . , vn : . ~™ : eg. hie -_ . “ " ene penie é ; _ . | ‘ ‘ HAS NINE. ae om a : : —— = a 5 , _— ’ ‘ . wa . . , : — : fo nine : . RAS ; . - ei. ; i-R -Y . : , - , “7 | . — irk 4 ame , . ot ; rn oe err mach : ery 3S ; ~ — he TE 2. £. C2.. 107s Fe _ TOHMRE "44 ™. ri. r. : ReMi. RBATH Ont pes hs eo? oe . val out Fusor ' — aa et ‘ : ’ - . —_—— : » —" ie a ~ - - = . P : ‘.. on — } te . rt peel HIT] arr “, : - . c , , _ a 2? ; . . oat i F4 loveteall is Ps La ee wrx ie ero RD eo ee ~ gene COROT} « “~ "=F 405> ‘et; PP ogee rok rn ; " ; hi . i Binet . : m Mie | FOR C OLO’ “O64 Wa mY 2g SpE Seer . ~ es > : ~ PweR UAL? as Ria t : , >. * “ ) RENT REDOCEN pera, RRANTNER. a analis - i. er s to MORRIS +4A' SA she ps iy liteates Site PA pee acetates js sie Salas nisin ad ap geet yt och tek Kiayoeite eins Pe 5 aie RP rane 5 Re et PS a Pat: 1A ae ape ete hmaly soe Si GE wert. erect er te y FF THiI~ : e . > ; 2 *. . . + - , ‘Ta : ’ anil ju é ee = _ a2 - "4 — : -— iat 3 $ i = : ? 2 EET + yey, — Jers and Heat Sahat aah kN a if “Trestt ie mr Pee aan ae om beth "reere, ™ ~ ee Cask 2 4A—4 fT" » = , eames ‘ ’ . s oa . + . Pies . . - VPs Le ~* 4 “ , ——- eer “ j : ‘ _ » 7 if ; . ° ah ~ -~ ae " ¥ : .e. _ > Y ; ’ os? rm esa a 2 a : Yee +f ‘ . . . X . $ bees —_ t } ey * * % EsTits 3 LP mr ry

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SUNDAY. - MAY _ 29, 192°, SUBURBAN PROP. FoR Re #2000 REAL ESTATE For aa Fr0 [ET—BUSINESS 1 ‘PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET. —BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Central ~ Central Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ST. LOUIS TB POST-DISPATCH. REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Suburban _Property—f hid i) ; ri bi teSIDeE Nel Hem dade ‘ furnished. Ondale€ Uni Versit, ve pa i June 1s Lo Uct i Bt “ rnished eotr: USNC ollage for?’ rene ATHA “630 ¢ cies a 5 room a SOT ne, large vard. hone He es ‘ eens Hilag 2 (MTS “ & r . : Ww Eb miter 307 - eaple excelleny ~ A Tamer og pice? ocated: convenient LISH PL... ~28—Lig nisned fi room Du teh rm re = at tractiv _ adultes: “$100 Ww yard, ’ RBENT—FURN ISHED—ET beter J3TOVES, 250 Oak et 4 ont > as Whe ert ths. GARAGES, STABLES_REny & ‘Central - 5,000 Square Feet CHEAP N, E. corner 2100 Lucas; 4 ceiling basement; every building 799x145; A | A are ‘story building and daylight floor has light on four sides. 20-ft. driveway; Immediate oc- | ground floor 100x145; | pprinkled, ! heated, and safety type elev ator. epancy. Never was 60 good a building priced as reasonably in this central location near downtown, yet away from con- Will also consider attractive lease. ‘Mississippt Valley Trust Co., Agt. FOURTH AND PINE cm gested distr ict. | yAin 3640. SUN 1Z21u — a” PF a Fg See aS Se GARAGE ~ See av: brick garage: sen CKERY & SON. 1002 Chem Son reasonable: aparioug » Marriand GE— Reasonabiec. ici t ers 4635_ age: -storr - repair shop. TT: Deen $42 0—Guarage Ad roman A. ‘ oi —Garage A] . 4° ; light: nm ~ - LET—BUSINESS PURpocp anteg lor good love: j ; , “on @ sal : Quipped dentist retirte FOR LEASE FOR LEASE os LOFTS a St.. 15,000 sq. ft. (corner building), heat, sprinkler. elevator. ‘th St., 7600 eq. ft. (fireproor building), heat, eprinkler, elevator. Washington A¥., bee 6q. ft.. heat, sprinkler, elevator. Ww ashington Av., 17,000 eq. ft.. heat, sprinkler and elevator. ashington Av., 6500 8g. ft., heat, sprinkler and elevator. Washington Av., second floor, 4500 eq. ft.. heat. sprinkler and elevator. Washington Av., 2000 6q. ft., heat. sprinkler and elevator. Washington Av. (F ashion Squars Building), 18,000 eq. ft., heat, eprinkier and elevator: will divide. Washington Av., second floor, 2500 ag. ft., heat furnished. Washington Av., second floor, 3000 ag. ft.. heat furnished. east Corner ]5¢ b end Pine Sts., 6300 eq. ft. (corner building). ~-- STORE N. 12th St.. with balcony, heat furnished. Washington Av., size 390x135, steam heat. Washington Av. eize 223150. S. Broadway, 5x1 00, heat furnished. Ww oe Pins (Fashion Square Building). S. Main St. Pv ith basement. w ashineton Ay with large basement. Mullin-Walters Realty Co. GARFIELD 4227. MAIN 26386. LXCHANGE—Apartment. 6-famiy seuth , conditien: want other Rex R-220, Post- Dispatch. Fase. eee 4656-58—2 stores. excellent loca- CASH paid for r Gibson -lony Piacht. —_—. to exchange in bany, or a Pa + — ‘home on | EXCHANGE—Have vacant jot and s exchange for better property. FEINBERG & JONES, B — RS. 2009 } : a 5204 PAGE—Ideal Location aor spe accessory or dry goods store: GLICK, REALTORS, LYMOUTH., maar ene ber, Grug store. restaurant. he 73 N.—Modern, up-to-date res- reeme: for sale or exchanger: | om + r very attractive deal on this. For further infertmation call FOrest 5168 er cali at G29 N. Kingshighway for bere. e.. in Michigan or 00 bearing pecan trees 15 =, }, Post-Dispatch. TEELVILLE High on the .--—~ el) new, " sonable. CAbany eee our cottagcs. | OMISSOU nt ozARK €0., MAio ry i —‘A leur: €kch aes Inceme residence. 54532 Vernon. ie} furnished or unfur-. dance hall, bessball tc. : STORE—Go00d location: / in connection, | Wm. Arste. Ten Brook (on FARM Wed. ps schange doubie fat weet. mode rn, 4car garage, Bos Pr st- Triena teh TAMM,. 1328—New Box C-99. Post-Dispatch. AK RRANGE your basket and club pienice C99. ARCADIA MOUNTAIN RESORT. On Ta ful same Killarney, -For TTamily T-room ean. m near city for $3500 eguitr. WM. KICHECNAEER, 114 XN. Tth. MAinm 374% VANDEVENTER, 5 a yan. Behre re- HOWARD TAYLOR, WEST END OFFICE, 825. CASTLEWOOD —Don't our farm bome is an td.——15 or 20 seres. for chicken house. outbuildings. Umber s for good rooming house. Boz ont Diseanrm. 410 Euclid, at ae herson; place for business women: ter: rent or oa E. restful. Apoly early. Te! Ask at Coneercnde | aE BS—On Meramec, Mre, Walter Boring. 514 TRANSFE N ‘ 7 "5 ee ER STORE 3 rooms. $70. Box ARCADIA MoU NTAIN RESORT—On beau- | Ki) Witd——-S-family fiat. corner frep- $2840 year: a” ae one farm | or merc -handise for $11.04 NVESTORS REALTY “EXCHANGE, Guaranty Bids. rt. Louw td. —— 74 tur esque resting place e iO cabins with meals. hot ‘and cold CLUB. HOUSE—Jedburs, ishi : canoe. Victor 43 cottages for rent sity City’ ~ pe section. | JONES BROS. REALTY Co.., — OFC E CORNER OT} corner Channing “large concrete Dasement;: a horseback ri ding; 8S ‘FanMs OR MERCHANDISE W can offer flats, aparimesis. paying 19 to -1 42 per cent S year: send full eacriptlion, size of al INVEST: ORS REALTY EsCHAYSS. “desirably joc ated for any class of business ; : . —DELM AK GA KDEN ear all ttn oe HUmbolt 3814. Dr. W : | £23 Title Guaranty Bidg. St. Louis. Mo. ood flats; want fa MIN) ON, TITLE GU ARANTY BLM. COUNTRY BOARD _N orthwest NION. 1700 N. (corner Theodosia '\—Fine. large store: g£00d business location. seee— 1214 Washington - ee South ete nee, ect a yg at Crescent Heights. New bank across Wtd.—i12-family apartment, for singles. doubles. bungalows or Box D-221. Post-Diepate' BOARDING—Middle-aged persous “er chil- dren under ]0 years to beard TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES STORES FOR KENT, SPECIAL HAs arniehed. DOUGHERTY R. E. CO, | DOUBLE. STORE BUILDING 36 2410 N—tLa: ree. Lent room: rent 2-54 BATES Call at office of Grover C. > ~~ {story and basement—fireproof—sprinkler .. _elevator—steam heat. The best wholesale MAPLE LAWN—Country The fut ure ‘louathen, AT Wte iret deed of trust, $4000 - fiat. email store or g23 What have yout Owner. Box L-: (ce) Meramec. Valles Park. 4 Two stores and flats above; wonterful | sInGER- ge REALTY Co. a! AND DARD—in GOTTAGE—Small, ‘completely Leg oy i ~ with canoe; Suenos Beach: = Ow 164R ATTENTION GROCE BAKER AND DRU GGIST. 240 Tri bl.: F t 04605. - business locat jon: open today. EET Een FRANK SEBASTIAN Realtor, or inn de ee 8607. Hartford. Laclede 8114. MORE SSI-PRA | SOUTH SIDE STORES. ifax 2: PRION Geond. (c82) | _ 3607-138 MERAMEC ST.. 3 STOR WEST Fr +3 TSSANT. 5d18—Choice store, ication available. Trust Co. Sth & Locust . Mercantile CEntral 3700 29094 N. Union: most desirable location heart of the mew industrial « . . ‘ puna ‘a ‘ q ” Moorilan: 'e a stric a _ Ju . . ER ROADWAY. 2000 S.—Modern store, Sto. . nde ai adv June 1], ) STEPHEN SAUM, 625 Chestnut st. ROTTORFF EALTY CO. 497% Nelmar, BRO. AD Ww AY. 2836 S.—Store, one room; McCAU BLAND. 1545 — Corner location: eellar: only $25. ' oe ! f % 4 ower ~~ BROADWAY, 2701-03 8.—stores, wits oiv0 sgnare ft. or 7500 .ft.. 2a = } * a a “st aa Sullable for light manufacturing. new building: 3. 7 Sere oer po ~ ; . eae ya ate care and 2 bus LEY & QUINETTE. 700 Chestnut.' 7160 Manchester. BROWN REA BR! ADWAY. 2310 s.— Large store 2 ache ea f. I Th NER COTTAGES—For lease for fam. _ ee ~Two clear $0-foot inte. Want second deed of truet income property. Box B-373. NEW OLYMPIA AP berg BUILDING ies on _the Meramec: r: exclusive. George G.. Barbour. | She Busiest leere wit! , caer = 4514 ES ae 6-famiiv (57x) | as for ‘pay. Box B-313. Post-Dis. 1U-mile house at Affton. then turn south | oe RENT COLLECTIONS reusonable, Victor 195 TW. t me : RAL, ~ JQUu9—s1 Uitabie lor _ LEMAN, 4261——\New EtOres. fiberal | Art B. Mooney. #001 Dei- | FEINBERG & JONES. REALTORS, FOrest 09 N, Union. MORRIS. AACH ‘'H K. C OW wa modern. . > f $21 H WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAin poo : CHERORE = Eeod location for ‘any Sane CLAYTON, asi “GHIG—TARGE STOREROOM, trade for bungalow or Vacant. What aoe — OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE, ' marked g oe roa 75x20. See us | MIC HF —" 6- | rental accounts pat 1879. | FOR EXC HANG E—Lo' es. © iots in county trade for city lete: emal] m- we or what have you? Zz WISE. 114 N, 7th. Rm. 211. in very best ee |For Ext HANGE—4000 feet Senetes Electric district: $25 SSTss Der CO. A t Tag Pp not VALLEY en = T — = pee 45°R Westminster. REAL oh oe ee N. Good- per all for income propert oT PH ET MER & hRO REALTY CO. | ACREAG ’ "7 > 4 ' ‘all Riverside 4909 after 1:3 REET 1508 R. CO. INC. = ; MARKET. ST RES ton: 2 fe 9? ate : Cc irner fast Main t ue arr ‘$85 impro . z 4. :0 a 35 @ Gas i 2a e st _ 154 MAREE and. store ' 9A 1316 Frank = store. 2 rooms . 20 { f°) het.store........:> 38M 3007 arge siore and fiat... 35 “1K S orgo ae Shen. ...«. 4f o397 . $5 ¢ od N-WALTERS REALTY CO ont : $2 - ee — . — MAin 28 BEN Market st. fine large estore. .$100 € XINTH 2 lith. & arehouse cha {ot a ‘ ood er. ware house a Pan ; 1% av eae Si ° 4a — ; ren : Franklin e* ss iy ~n NoNi# . > Kor es! ie }. 39th st... fine atorercom... 6A et Morgan st ane ae } SA Ne paseo oe 5 } fie bh a hie ait oe —- Bind “oe , ; . os . ner yes mw = @arare or repair HEM YE! : c o8 3 HEM sbsase : Tse or a ss ~* TaT Jefferen: : : aber 7 ert ngwel’. cood location W v Ades wu lt . # . MANN-SPACKLER REAL & ar: . ; /“MORKIS aac H K. ‘ ”.. INC.. a equipped. 31 600 cash. G- room brick, furnace. gae. bath. electric: eullta- > families: garage. Apply 4918 W ashe fe SU De! Ac Re EAGE—For saie or exchanae: b4-acre | C CLt ‘BHOL SES— New, at Croneumt Heights. —— Alton: 1 EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. VELMAR, 5645—store guitable tor FOLSOM, 328244—6 rooms, bath, furnace, is FAT heer rt? PEC Ee s——Desiri MDF ORES—REASON TRIM ) tf “ARNG RON F _£ SPE Sher rooms second ae) stores, lived: suitable ror «i } "RUSE - will e *? dared" 6 S.—h tail mr ‘rand ‘adioing cor. Finnes) Ub Fi ABRTOD © 4x4K gcood incation. hear nv m SHE CHART R F Al TY. sve mere hal i%. : wee cht. See EASTON-TAYLOR TRUS ST Co. Exe HANGE—4-4 single, 425° Wy- 3-3 single or double STU ESSEL KEA LI XY c ae. Jo4s tw wifhout business. See uwner, V. Viviano, CEntrai | FOR E XCHANGE—40 sores. adjoins ,, mane River; State Highway 34: 850 light closed car first payment Leeper, Mo M. H. apenas B Pater COFTAGE— 3 rooms. al _ dt qui re at Raraxe | AP ART SES ED ae UY) west: flats or house. Parker, 4392. Chive: LACD- peautifui- /EPARTMENT Wid—-Will trade two four- family flate Aor — ly =a" apart- usiness ecrnter: good opportunity uit or par. HEFFE: 2N AN. 214 3163 S.—Store. In the Duey | TCE: ‘rand and Arse? ‘al district: é 0d logation Ur “LMAT Jtoxx— Buliding for ease, ‘¢ Red location: ITS ANM) square feet ‘FLORISSANT, 4120 ashingten; 22x46: low rent. «4 Washincie aaah _ a : K ace , as J? ae Room ) de Sh S}) . E aston and gt a’ jor, DEjmar O77 4 € APARTMENTS—2 cy —— es price 000: tra | COTT TAGES— Sale or lease, Fern Beach. on | FOR EXCHANGE—-1I00 feet front. Tavior northweat corner -McMillan: good — lot on Taylor: front REALTY Co. : for tment investiaate. BEN ALTHEIMER ri ta Gravois or Lemay Ferry rd. and assume or clear. | Tesgon and Bower rds.; ed. a West End. high-class 6. in $100 per oe) | AB $8700. Price $68, aus: equity $21- want vacant or. farm also 8 sal above: “SIU per sea / CO S—On Merame: cc Vi xGE or sell $500 | | 500: FOR EXCHANGE— 2 apartments. cach 6 families 4 and | opt > 4 property in trad 5 roome. South Side: ac- . FALKENHAINER. R. Realtor, reas: madile ete nos rapher or te a - ; optional. Ask for Kuhlman. PRos DE “Ma R. 6378—Dandy store: suite OR ‘4 ’ athe : 7? Pust ie iSO in ie Ty = : rartment tert es. hey 6580 Delmar. GavoIs ASD RATES bie con hy ye MAin 1714 TPs eDONAL DD. 11 Tiestnet vrLMAR., CUR. TAY LOR—Lyric RL: io teeeoube build- 7 » A ‘> ™ —~f{ I - oor rn at re | | | RAN oe ae ore Ore... me location dome, stores: heat furnished: renta re | {* tay? 4 he - > | .* : duced. Endler Realty Co.. 4509 De rar ke cB? iE i Pr SON, a GRAVOILS. 5022 1.—Store for rent u Pt"s son and up: easy payments; nt clear property| ic LU bHOU: SE—For par BE. SCHNEIDER at 3) DELMAR. 62°9—OFFICES. BU ITABLY. ETC. MA \K. Bel i—iaree —: it FOR EXC HANGE—Well-bullt ms otk 5-6 efficiency, well jocated: alwaye outright or exchange for 4 or punga ee modern and well io- }’- “Oo }’crst- Diepate fi ; | for Bc 5.000 equity. HA CO. 208 worer bt Bide. AMILY. ow NER w ANTS loors and basement: | Market: large store snag — | PT", gs ; , ; Vi VE i eresa mortneaat cor. hea bf finger space SOx50. : fing x 4 3} 1x48: hea : oo Walsh. corner AEA new eed ceod location rw PAPLS, Newsteri: nice store ings on Terminal tracks. McDONAL. Th 1191 Chestnret. MAin OF PINE. 1405—Siore. MEN, ATTENTION§ = Remoravic - | i 2 > PINE ego DESIRABLE LOCATION ee 2 PENI Downtown Business Corner Bs... Telephone Building and Ne PINE, bus station first floor; both PO neeris decorated; reasonable. SicuN EPSTEIN & SON saitabl MAin 2162. | 617 CHESTNUT. — Part of Central pecter; GOOD LOT OR C LEAR FARM. BLUMEN. | is ri) EXCHANGE filets. 4 stores. ren 164 pe year price $35.000: elear of : assume on good micome real es- artrmnetm te ‘LTHEIMER & TRO REALTY FELD) KEALTY (€@., 310 TITLE GUAK- AN iv AIS 1609. attractive 6-family ST RE Ri ge gm ng eat furnished: established: rent hA! Mio rey BRO. & E. 7i2 N.—Large store at & CO. 163] Arcage B) q . F SIXTH BROAD ie “At lv? s.—Store and me j 127°8 ' Cargora hie. fine Rrra IS. HOoLH— Next to Pigely-Wiwely FOR DOCTOR, DENTIST, rent: new building. ‘c’ TIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAIN 2 7246——Store, $40 month. ‘sil |. “a. AY 4 A 126 oe sg shore Sranetts ¥ ht EAC a. ne iol and 88 Cote Fir: ‘, and 5 room Wngie fiate: urnace, will trade for bBeai- er fiate Tee MER arpaitor. BUNGALOW5—New. f .cres—39 acres taxed pending & acres oe jack | fair house. wee ‘and —_ (eS! 3) ROOM; RENT KEASONABLE. OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. MAIN 5056. HY HIE MEN Meni! Bidg 119 N. 7th (cl) | BU ScATOW “Wid — Wil! ray. EASTGATE. 501 DEMIRARLE STORE: MARTIN with some cash. ‘for . ‘bestn yt. cx TA NGE tL A ae - Clase Coroper bungalow in Universiiy Cit a littie home that will please particular house eenes want ror Jom ng bouse on Delmar; about 9 roorme. J010 Chestnut. GArfield 1477 : BU NG Sow —For = or ee. beautiful | WANTED TO RENT TGS eT one acre of GRAN . . Mullanphby Board, 182s e516 5° CORNET & ZEIBIG. 1? N—Nice estore: plate heart of a very busy jocai" ! ; iin ‘aAtran., Tw CKE R¥Y @ SON. 1002 Chestnets Too) 800—Second fioor, Tne ‘or insurance: single or double: Prins Tr}? t+ RG. SCOTT. ROO Cheeta = 10 N. . corer, ’ ye 239 Store. mex ee « “hest: mit. GArfiel Ks : a “dl So38—Large corner nome Or Fereerry meafbie te nant b 3300 2 —RBatterv «tation: Fe tH 12Ms. ” reasonabie: fully equip hn} tldis 10 Ky so: IM—Or half office, 4 Ae) 3. om Airfield 4477. bo torn: : 7 We arom OoM—21" Wainwright Bids, oe ee hone and constant attendan ‘RAT Slui—Corner store: 2 TOUAgge — 3484. a ' = ' ee as —_—_ e WNerter- rH A NT LU¢é cc ‘ a af rer . sll make necessary repe q >> Se . ,* a; nee = .. * CRORDUR HITT pas Co 3 Building : RU [LDING—TOOO0 cous. | Till Bros... 2101 leva VALENTINE—! -stors ' 12.000 square a ite factory ane alent Suit Your business. an! Co.. Ist and Vaientine. ; NTH. 401-407 5.—Teo Blo firet-class condition. | KAI Mi & RRO. R. “and $40: wee ther NERE ae Bs *ainwricht Bae - ht m@ the N.—4 floor, ri very reasconabit BE. CO. i188 N., 7th st 101 5-—Large store af. s ad . 210%—Rear repair ong Kev noe N #1 «t, iN & TONTREP ae: | — Reta '' ean at nd space fr asintere or Men | e2) HAASE REALTS *& — ——sore 1 . y N —Dandy ae -egsone ee Cus’ IN IN TE MPLE mLDG.. Breadwey a . Si table for tieht manutactoneg — neem in Al condi the. es rent an « DUBINSKY REALTY co. ell 504 Wainwright a e 4 bers f $8 twpographers. c'c-. One, ele’ ater aT KY. wth ea CK DUBINS ~, ee i = large 8‘? have large e@pace et 2, ¢ . “Pant growers. oer : a i—Huliding @nact. . 2 aa derilight dea Ts 7 if —_ : a anefer —or and wetter furnished. TATE ima ar '71'—tLaree x) HiPprywann oe : a? (i: Artie : : a 5 ives carane: : 7 “ i at zit. Eck taxes and sites for sale or lease; all above —— wnalier | GRAV HS. 5452 — Large. modern store, | electric: busy corner basemeai'.: Rect furnished. _— - EASTON, 4671 -—Medium size store: A. SCHNEIDER, 5492A Gravels. | conanie rent. JF fferson SRO? PoK oy West Kod home or- flat. wii ive mortkage paper. land and cash. Prin- . fuuy. PF. O. Box 1201. Bt. Lovia fj ic ffice} Plverside | pe ARG 7 “ \RF it F « _—

ina an rege BES) = we ot? tes sa a ik aia Be oe ea Bo ae lpi, ies Se: RTT ee Oh v whe, ae thay a7 Nein eri © ONE tee Bert nS Aerie ssid pore sees ea. sae Spat Ohe wheat Mae A Pt pail act ety Thy Riser ier he PL gS Eh 2 Ps ~¥ = +. a a EXCHANGE—I339 Wood and drive * reerine ang sere 7! ¢€ach 2° Car brtex heat: will trade for bunga- re ieCAWLEY R. EB. MAin 2618. i ret pee Pe Hiland @2a0 has arrived to tf a most lol x ——— ore and O-roctn Ccn12e Pa rinenrt mI PARTON TAYLOR TRUET CO. DRL OTTT 5x x0—" will what FOR LE ASF—W = REALTY (CO., 104 XN. HINE OR ELECTRIC SHOP— | ;Artis 1 (WS GArficld 035. 5. Rroadway. — ‘TAE SHOU A—Office room. shar AME: C. 8307—Store and 4-room flat on “room c00d for physician: nice partic ular s ep pls stores and flat above, trade he Seuth =. Leuls have - B. a HAMMER R. E. CO, 390% Gravois as. LAclede 4215. CLL rh vw wnt ad — = - - agrviedn L R LUB Fi ; INCOME Wtd—For excnhange ' GROCERY Wea —~ Exchange ineoiie pry € residence. OG452 Vernon Pi bret tern ary goede and shoes: 12 1H): went cite property: will ) & the ' there 7 ie stay N. | REN ALTHEIMER & BRO REALTY CO nite ‘OME Witd—j nr etore S aaite for | “ t} good live ROO. 2 Wainwright, ' we Li TTie REN ALTHEL IMER & RRO. location rood for anv ousiness. sion, leery ary ee S " — on ’ as — ——e PLOOR SPACE—For rent or lease siiare ” ‘ ‘ . , . . aliedal L. ’ T AR Bi HioATL) on Ap pie an: , Gtateivy: 2a most desirable busiluesa t ment market, Riversile 69°S. | tion: 16.000 square feet floor space: pears ESOTA, 523t} — 2 new stores tus: | fiocrs and basement: hae 50-fout om sted: good location: anv. bueineess. front o7 Deimar bl luqguire T es -. a bs} "Te! S800—Larec earner gtare: | amet ure , { ther. bocetian THe fs rsp SROt. |}GOOUPFELLOW al Nit ~~ arge #8.ore. - | AT SON , . SN! ye On ete BR! 1) - £414—Large. store. GAr- LALSUN R EALTY CO. a8soy Dei or coe barber peress the street: i HAMI! TON, 710—Good retail siore ities MORGANTORD RD 178 000 ‘Squ are Feet BEST —— fON ON WEST Fine Teer Sens renis rea ‘ued to S35. “seperate Ar-, 2 te miles from city. INCOME Wid.—For exchange. farm. ‘Wave oevera: well secured third deeds of what have vou? Hoz H-74. P.-L. ert i B00 3 ~%. — Ore ey a . | BALSON REALTY Co., o3”08 Deimar. Cea” aes County Mo. steam pian ? T TY ““Ct).. n°} Chestnut et. Bee \. HAMILTON, “NORTH DELMAR” REA i New Ziore;: heat. etc $0 "Ralenr: oa : * $ , | winesc: situated near school: 2Oxda0) . > ae ‘4—-Store, suitable for | [ORGAN ORD, 24¥4—Store, salen a GRACE. 100 N. Sth.fcl) ‘“MERAMEC RIVER LOTS” Flats and “ s. Apts Wd. ae eae BEN ALTHEIMER & se; ne apar eaLTyY Co. | pitces te @Achange both iarke reasutiabie besa What have LICK. 4 Segitors. #22 Chesidut. 25 minutes drive , AGENCY CO.,|; HODIAMONT, 1194—ULarge store le Guaranty Bide. GArfield AMT. | business biock. FArkview 400 SE x. ‘beautifal spots along the Meramec; cood | Wid xchange. that can be traveled day or night. APAR TMENT W td ee Pay sb Zins a . Get our preposition before STK FT “s STORE pullding: make reserva: _ Name ho a for confectionery « FUR FURNISHED FL AT Wid — clienta with good Kanes Citr m Drepertr to exenange for gow! ferme “lear. aend fuil Geecription submit = propesition. J. KR. senrtange ("o., Exchange Lept.. ete? Flf¢ée Kerneee Cite. Mo = 5°D—Normands : “MINN ESOT A COTTAGE HOUSES WANTED Ss resvine. city or camniy, es- Ww aehingtior Pe Py erere + - 7 #1: ° “fhne exile Lf fterean 42377. rn ite Laos sr core a ision; | _ splendid location * ®l5—Shor: $25. JOHN BULL. | HODIAMONT 1175 To 1195—Fine cornet “Hh ot | for drugmest: 2 others desirable for ont 9 we ee! etores: : oe y pur-| ware. emery Variety. @tc. In Dew ~~ Fm ple Sy 0 Ter 7 . sock ehear rez, ! Ane ng a: {re} ee Ai Si NeRs b : GT eA oe oe IDE: ry FOR BARBER SHOP OR TATION xt “WY . poh > ~e oe: - a4, ; He oo? © be . Mie siore, heat and : m4 ‘ i? i ger : ' £4 -“NTi, =~ Snall stor SV 9T . rN AS =~ S oo siore and orf wy FE NZLICK, GARFIELD 14°27 | mre ft ~** ; - 7 " + : as at ly, + Le} “TIT THOR ier AGE ir ae | Dokar LINGER. Realtors. L—— For exchange. & iota .. mt —— cm | aes € ver itera ne wi Af THELMER & HHO REAL TY yr to, 3 SHE TEXANTIOA AH. 4652-—F ine sinre. sod KINGSHIGHWAY ASD WATERMAN _—. j Gos ores. ALT & McCARG R. E: CO. OND FL BO) Chestnut st. | FSPECIALLS FE ol ‘TPED FOR repair shop: good Seuth Fnd toca: | DOCTORS AND DENTISTS ‘reasonabl Riverside 1182. £285 TO 830 PER MONTH ' FRANCIS-PERRYV-KUTH, 116 NN. 7TH. ST. PRIVATE GAME Si-—@ etoree A fiate TNs OME PROPERTY Wid —Por exchenge. unreetricte". University City ‘ait $7) ae): © 1m tratie for jmeome proeperi¢ IMER & BHO. REALTY C0, RESERVE Tia hee. Inaguire at @-ue AoE: lies SD. | RS 4000 Patemac (am, LIVE LACATION FOR MEAT MARKET. i 6363 Clarton. Store for ssassaahie | 4c! ——Large store: rea’ location for rent. hiainhess echean WENZLICK. GARFIELD 14°7. euitable. for wy buet- aOR a ee i Alt foo extern Brick baon- inuet eel. terme: might trade: ¢ c? EOUITY of $400) in : vacant og cottage. Bex 7-402 grovee, hunting. duck | «3? » eonnected with same, @0 feet BEN iLeé _TIRGIRTA 4708 — Large store and © | ScPuERSON 570k—Near ‘De Pali iviere: 8. flat. suitable for dre goods. res Rlore as0nat rent Call ¢ fin 3 » ‘ : re 2ore 7 aA ° fiorist. ready-to-wear or Tiett ano, 102° N. 7th CEntra! S068. tract on Women | FiLatT Wt4—Pschange 5 fee G-ae? modern: © m1 8 =6f'eeet- Tohecete? hee have a client Inattire 40938 Virrinia * mamta: serene a) . , . : . eo = 4 000 SQT ARE PEET Tor A hr er - Wonderfa’ epportunitr. Apr, : dhe wa ars Mig re. ean ina aa on i sd 7 ~ MIS vw Rr Ez. CH. pUTpOSses. 4 . SNTAMIN CRA MAin @515 , Merchants’ Laclede Bids. _ “MANCHPFSTER, 4513—LARGE CORNER | ists &. B or 7 STORE ROOM: RENT REDUCED. 1. ow RENT. ’ ats a) 7 +“. wr: A thecal eonceeson larce mew e*ores: OLIVE. $50'—~— Large store hy n wrt Crayvats f 90 jOS7- MILLER R. E tO 105 BAC A, Page $i irk ae RI et ah es ae MANGI WESTER. | Pe ————. 1. W. BReck 4i@ Endicott Bidg.. ty ; Wh hi COPEL, AND & HASSE! Owner. 497 Olive VWid.— Fur exchenge. 140544 Cihear. 4 and 4 POE : rent $000 year, want lot. i ake (hesiout, MAin 3396 ine MANCHES TE - nile 4 3 r ‘ut dines a iy wT at 'hckR hawt bay ees a vent ae sane We ie? 1) MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin _ frienjaberd Tit KLEIN REA! a > oO).. a stad = CROW DUS. 925 Chestuut. 219 Walawriaes Furnished Houses Wanted Picturesaue Bis 4ln— Store fay? eae exceile:; } c anil a Tie. 8 a7 4%. sun parker Geet ry - wmigalow. fet stk oot wei duuble gateae. @10 trade fer empall " STRON a Ret RAF. Be, AL. le 42 xooded. Swimming and wading at! ANGE -—— Gwod paying will consider a small ; : ; t?iui ¥ Aesicohle efore. rhout °0 1 ine be ry Ta fax mt tn in)! SINCER-KL rreé SEAL ry . SON AND GRAVOIS 1194 Nem GArtied N084 GArfied 0035 J WER. nar P. 4147—Attractis apecia’. Ground floor, 2é=end third flomr. 1200 | 22x44: hearet: bus: -ytion: radios Rex BOR. Peat tin. EXCHANGE—Grocery ana impreved preperty or farm. boa © ‘Dispalca. I. M. BOOKER, $12 Title Guaranty Bidg., Phopge, MAin 2134. A ; 5 ® “ths ‘lon ore Br | scuare feet each floor; geod commercial! ; *' gg roncrs washers. notions. @ "" i :.? 3 Mu. ‘RODIEE & (CO., 3618 &. Jefferson. PAGE. 5Ci6— ——_ = re ey icl) Siore;: bum sirest: $45. : Crete. ornmonine 4°11 Gre * iat meetin Bide fe ‘te '«* of Beagth Bide. Hoax t= fat is oe 4 * nt of heteeere of , ‘| i oft Diepeice.

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8T. LOUIS ™: Wanted, and Bu igalows, Cottages, Flats, Ap artments, Residences For Sale |” _POST-DISPATCH. $B | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALB SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE } SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE Pine Lawn 852000 REAL ES TATE For Sale, Exchange, | GBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | ___ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE YOU MIGHT er ‘ PR SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE = _ _University City Webster Groves Webster Groves | LOT—166x1 80. covered with 4 0412—5 rooms. ' Dargrait Bye ( 9 : ial guade trees. for WE EBSTER HOMES. acy * Wii Sacrilice.ici a § ‘ Lo 4 | >bunga) e a ig Mee ee > = S a Ome sae | Ae 2—-90-foot: just outsice - city umits | LOTS—3 feet front each. Tulane. | =U: _— Bungalow Garage 299 ; road. Ad ywae ne la‘ prinitted. bany $8701. || Groves, Owner phone MaAin 247 5. } 30% ° ' ’ * ran : shone GArfield 7455 weekdays. ; ! yannonca a very rtiati na - 7 oa 1 , 4 wi °O) , Js 48 : a Va Ls, Ta.~@X Dpiasterl ; weCal ee Mmocerm, Ci. oTrner soce pg pe en eee orn en nme —i Prices . n 1 = id ; = ss y : Li.é "hee rit hp ' P . riwood a rooms harc wo “a r +a OR44 et? . a eeping porch: sarge L. i Newell, C la} ton Y d trees an A STP) hery k home in an exclusive bungalow eubdi: : sarge iiving, dining and Siinrooms. kitchen anc ws unt oo becrooms and 4 closets and alcove and ee } hi ors throughout; hot-water heat T V sural Bride id, then ha lo outh on Pine Grove av.: a ii Oakdale a’ room odern beiek: tile bath, hot-water NE BEST BLY IN PINE LAWN - eggpscstencoet ' i x mo i 5-room m ern one ‘ ow ta - ienil ics G& JONES. Z909" S. “TSION. S 1$th st “Central 2934 \ DR TH MOOR. DRIV E! SIME TO tated bv the Ge See represe: rarsy BUNGALOW Siteated on 2 large corner let: we offer an unusually fine tile and tucco bungalow of construction and design. io tile; there are 7 large rooms; splendid hot-water heating systern: modern plumbing and fixtures. A death in the familys ange rigs an ie * MP McArdle. immediate sale. Open for i Ww E: eter 1656W. see this tien today. Price $14.600; South Gray ar. Webdster Groves—New Be | rdwood |e WEBSTER ag mt TRUST C#H., Rea fe) 3 new brick bu ngal ow of 5 roome 4 rooms | WEb- | i”myp i tint fir ed on ££ Bh a , 4,007 | — a | mm t fir tile ba RESIDENCES—2 FOUR-ROOM, $506 | ' MANULA AV. Os. HarUwoo OTs, NOL wate heat: Z- i ty agele A REAL BARGAIN, WEBSTER baln urace, electri f at z ni © aitacnec (> . lo tion: | 5 (ei $3000 on reasonable aie a ae erms. ‘au anc examine Es ENC! -Ooms. Well bulit. central- : PIL Li AK FE, 4 Mut. | le } Mave | ce reasopnad.e: owner Ww Eb | , OOK AT oe : rooms, month until you get it “7x150; priced at terms CHAUNCEY P. HEATH Cr RUOMS. 35-¥T. LOT. 0\ iF oY Be La 1. arranged. wath hardwood fl Dore, pie nty of eng “ . ara S4x124, $95: WwW) of st Cr aries * road: a pretty home. in good and reception hall: fine bathr Om; nice pantry: hot- ey GOW n¢ J Pp porena garage: eR : . . ‘ ~+ roac. in Walnut Manor: a practically new 4-room bri no red tape or trickery heater; one block gouth of .Florissant av.;: $5900 i com and bath shale tire bungalow; furnace: jot 39x137; whe cs US TRY TO MAKE A DEAL FOR YOu ON ONE OF THESE HOMES. FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th St. Gar? o. CASH . bath. furmace. bard lot 500x125. price $5950. ; designed | ANEW SPANISH HOME || Offered on Special Terms o— | An unnsually attractive buff (eR) | ue etu- stucco home, true to ite ated on s wide, lawn; TE for map of Webser and ou r sales ‘ot homes. or phone WEbter 24 eb 400 beautifully ond. ae located. st ‘ There is @ a ¢ en living WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CoO. mar room, dining Fn breakfast room ;' _ and kitchen on first floer. On sec -BVIL? | 4 HOME within a park: wonderful high | ond floor is a hall. 3 location, with about 100 fruit and shade | ® hatha. "h ; , | East T! uose we have sold are happy Wi Ith the p! an. é p for yn: a r. electric: or ty | RESIDENCE—Quick gale watited. O-room . + 1O0. | $2: uy LVERBL: brick. sleeping } par brick g | KEAN FRANKE. 1008 ©€ yt. (cl) | SS | to M ester ak , ene | on _ r — ae Dron sencnester Road, two blocks west of the Bungalows and Residen a eG ange, Sons. pumresen. Dreakzaet room, | a cuby Road. Look for our big sign. You " ON EASY TE RMS ives come prettiest exterior; 88 shade trees: reacy | 8 CLAIRMONT “ : wll Tick: 11> Jackso 7 250 low: 5 large rooms | oats meee: A Last Bouse | ’ rovement it find it a beautiful spot—a place you rea ganola .... : show you through. | Ot eee AVENUE ' | : Will be : a frar 22 Beech wood 050 | Must sel Fo OLD. ORCHARD ‘BANK REALTY £0. i | u proud to call your home. 2-room brick 3412 Hunt rd. .... 00 | ee eee — SUMMIT AND . (WEBSTER GROVES) || 5-room brick, 3433 Pi ~ ME : looxin : you might look fer | .=er™ _— Marshall av. & Six rooms; hot-water heat, nastwees -. “y Nees’ enn iene unga | KAMP, m105. N. 7th st. GArfleld 8342. : 49 SYLVESTER AV. EDWARD L. BAKEWELL aT ET: - i 118 NW. Tth Set, oe ‘REALTY €0., $2000 | cash. balance easy terms: six | Gartield 6555. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Natural B £2 > SS Se ee eee ae a ? w: é vme: hardwood floors ; bery and iruit trees UNION. EASTON TRUST CO. Richmond Heights : A F GROKEBL, Realtor, 722 Chestnat. | BU on GALOW — Modern : sacrifice TUXEDO. 703—6-room modern brick Agents * ie Call owner. semibungalow; ~ “ey floors, sleeping BUNGALG | i te _ _. rng wetsenneres opt H | REALTY C9. on it céliar and basement } fy 5 an iv anches oT. & Weston, own Hliand 219: TREMBLEY-WILSON R. EB. & L. C eee —=saz i ¢ Pn magag | Write for map of Webster and our ¢ If vou are intere . h . VERI ¥ . sted drive or take the bus oom 401. 722 Chestnut, | concrete driveway; will sell furnished if} SHERWOOD DRIVE, %-ACRE | enn ouly +5 ore a new, ser — (e37) | ' reem low : floors. Only ten thousand Come Out Today m ridge pa! | 2 Jot: double garage cM! bungalows, bath, ges, electric, furwace, | Your | LOT mven IN ON T OF ST. LOUIS Der | oo SOE STEY HOME 200 feet west of Kingshighway. ide through roperty 1 te 29 ty. pad. switching E TRUST CO. gent Chestaont. GROVES TRUST CD. Realtors. 2a MOTI YE inf N. 7th . ae Te N. 2 co. home. 3700 ee garage, street made. Priced for quick sale. i IT —44x125 roses. Lot 100x400; | There are oak H 1¥ very ae bath, ||| a hy SF a Sci “a ae si-butle +a! BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW | cxipooi:," tions the best fall’rooms fine bathroom, electric hot-water’ % am "rea RE tg 2 floor: t McDON lcDON ALD. Tit $11 Chestnut. ‘MAin 0142. on CHER 908 ew Se in| 24 transportation, etc price ba 4. SF ~. -T ~ TORS p22 Chestnyi si, GIRALDIN. BROS. RE. CO. #12 Chestnut SAVINGS OWNER MUST HAVE QUICK ACTION 4 - 7 rem. mot-water heat. doubie ga- ot & o¢ ‘N00 a foot on 6ROOM STUCCO—ONLY ‘LY $8000 LOW—New, hardwood floors. tile | P . " fignts beautif ; 7 ' | 2°0 Chestnut av 3 roome: lot A Picturesque Home Lo- _—- : 90 DETERING, 3627 Gravois. PRospect 1833. 50). W ¢ Ww 6- -R H ; ¢ aby asement: 2-car garage, Chickoe” bones | | pues BAC RIFICE—OPEN TODAY "| LOT—30 ; ae ; »~ MOOM ome |S sas? | as beenisp ared in’ basement; 2-¢: rage, chicken ) 3% Ranne room frame rene Lor Sat (4Xx Dale, $1750, ne: e yee to srade and high schools .also pa- ' t * nh & ‘ ¥ ; " , 4 4 ue . i a ha wb vn MM floore ‘ bath ; - sc nita. ‘ tas © , , anit ' VAY Te tewoia ‘ re "Migi acnoo . ery large hope — j tractive lace be ! ha ee. Se w eat I d Tase, « ncrete street: small d - LuT—Muet b old: near Market st OR B : EASY TERMS iw room, large kitchen az butlers || bs Tactiverplact et 0 on hott rd . Owner, A. J. W AT -ERHO! T. ment. bailar rent Price 306 L00D Phone Vic ask fo Ir, , ued bath, hardwood Tay hrovuehonu 1602F2 (29 SOU THWEST REAL TY he Rrandenbhurger : ter fi . 2009 S$. Ki: neshigh way. I (Lauermar nool: set] roome- i £y¥T | ook t ~t CA Ox150 $390.00 2 ASH atte 2 ogg Og 60 me re a , “ 51] S Gor ay 6,VleW, as ‘prettyyas ci can ie “terms one ei lee n.| very latee with. fireplace. bath. ||| 260 Blackmer Place. e+ tee e “strictly mod- - 338 WEST Al ARGONNE DRIVE. recuced; street, et« made: DOUGHERTY ~ & : por Lawson WEbster | 00. z. an _s ix-room residence eager tively situated 5 Open - —~- —— — Chm “WM. 3 HO! “DOWAY & CO., REAL- | WEBSTER = = ot Se gs of ana’ street 65 it ost aneitid. Scot Special | Offer | ded* by; other*houses of qual- are: = will reuni : . —, a ogre Hah a : RY Crry iP On new 6-roem 2-story colonial stucco; - | N dy RANKIN, ; ; with beau- Ven PARK 9 ace lly teeny BS on gg my, Meroe, m a , ormand’ Cifw: g7 naa: sun parior: brea ast room a & Box D-385. Poet- ree fe) _SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE _ 7 —6-7 A? ; r, Easex- - me : 0Om Matt Drick: modern ; rend ye Ine F289 Hs C8 tnn 1larcwood ioc bullt- th B500- |? B. I us to sell: Dusinese in other P a . ~ | Sa Or Sateen: sun” Ee DO dow! Builder shaw doday | ma offer Inquire within north side. Call ,. »dern Ghriicia pa33.— cars. WEBSTER GROVES ls- | “hr ° garages, 00 R01 Gray av.: 5 rooms, comer. a : Vall Park 118 E Frisco: 4 rooms: big lot cation ey tar Call Lawson, WEbster 599J . ~¢ REALTORS. ) ‘hi In Webeter Groves the outlook is over the beaut S& O10 cash. Carson road ones, mat 4 WM. J. HOLDOWAY & CO. a aa the man « , ; 0 () D t m t Att 5 | Pp A G E W —— | REASOR. * REALTORS, Kirkwood 5g, bath. $506 amily z hmor ri gt : = > j Pa on Ar e> 7 > ¥ , 4 sad “ ; Lia Pili THE $1 DOWN AND $1 A WEEK Svs. T : akKewe rete es Fie sso 2 Hitbeoana GFELD R. E. CO.. arge corner Int; terms e ia: : ——— -* a -~_ a “! ‘ : sk? 2" is st > | } ny iz . emtryt w ae hom = FOrest O11 . Call Mr. onl elit nglish atyle matt brick residenc : 48 f 1506 DEL NORTE. RIC HMOND_ “AFIGHTS COTTAGE—® rooms, basement, needs re WM. ; . alee 7 4d ro a ir . ll owner, I. 722 a op : Virgin! 600 & oadway). 01 er een who + & Week or eB buiid- NGALOW—Nortn gice of st Andrews Lucas and Hunt feet west of ngalow with 5 ‘fare: ed 4 Da ear r possession at) once i . - 4 ana al riiiaNG BRAY. got ey 06 Chestnut. i ' ’ ' i t rooms. 1%-story bungalow, hot. | hardwood floors, iarre 2 baths: lot Bx1 67 Figh water heat. place, concrete drive. Chestnut. ty - 7 7 | cov? ME PF dens the restful yy of hi park-like gtreete. welcome the sunlight om | th for there are no towering | to shut you in. air, =ome burers hare $1 down and $1 e , t Ous iné. jann Road. HOUSE—5 gr 2 ‘ -_ _. ' “ vis - © ; - r 28 '_- rr rn ; , . oes é : rT 0 grapes and fruit U-—Omne block south of 7 REALTY co. x mI e 6hpUulcing ts: $17.58 per foot wu | “4-room h ACRIFICE Natural : rr: va carne: “sre bi Mi Suburb Home orest Hills Park ae Bargein , ° lots } “ = rvrr _— , . +? (hed 3 re : aon choice lots in beautiful FOREST ose av. a ver, tiful T-roem | Dope eee ~" G PEN ALL D. bath. garages, chicken | house. road locks : : x finish: buns SS ees trl ew ‘fabash drive at Flor nti B24 ch a . "49°37 SN, CET SE ee OE ‘warn PRospect 151 & WJ e ~ : ‘ -* tha iti >i } ee A ; 4 oe 7 , i .. ‘ a Lié uw venens in and paid nce J The Pretti est Little Bi Must sell. MESSING 108 N. Rock Hill re. WESZLICK 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 | “CCAS AND HUNT RD. 3320—New 5 | In Richmond Heights: see 7213 West yOrktow TR cor soreae: large lot; - , , oc ark, od foal t AN BUREN, 8&2 (Vinita Park )- u- | CONC ANNON. 793 ¢.? | rer tv ' nd oc 97 s bet 001 rk; 3 rooms, hardw le bi BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ™in.ttic | YI Or at ok = ‘ . i 7s SIXTH. EIGHTH. 2148—4-room brick. . . modern, side drive easy tease. dali lats ree a 4 SL trees — Bit} ’ ut = hi - ; im fuk weed fe. ’ Tray? oc ’ Ofiice open 2 O¢ A ‘S Lindell 20¢7 GEN | LEMEN ~ FOSKIN-G ABBERT-SLATTERY. " J a. . m mist be ANN'’S LANE, 3810—Nermandy: 5 COT N TRY HOME are BI NDANCE nust 6O: ~ *. “ SF és 4 = reoms, new brick bungalow: has al! gee, ae : ON : 24 STARK COU K clue ale’ aateeon ! ee a B. A. THOMPSON R. CO. PArkview 0141 ining SR rw BOTER GROVES ee ee ee s ,60r rooma and Le bath second floor j undoubtedly will sccept any ree- base- sonable offer; we direct quickly to where you can make the og ' “Weed Cg vTeniences: see the ; ’ —_ + ) KAMP. 105 'N. Tth st. GArfield 834°. i Webster Groves lardwood f) fu race, warage in m bungalow. N best purchase anhewering your r- quirements: for instance: ; : i >‘? . L : . ITE IN TL SUBURBAN BU NGALOW oa : hw ogee moder seorta- | | : NORMANDY BUNGALOW. ee a ' : ae ? : "94090 mr ‘ rp « ie tne 7 $8) I » &s (; RAF & CASE "R’ LTY.. Ferguson, Mo. a — a ATTENTION—22 50-FT. LOTS 4 ee ay IN J Verma Bren wed “er MocR F ¥ MANC HESTER ED.——S +o i a ig tutu and ba t : 4 . 42 eat Gartie 4 RAR 4 “RE iS A BARGAIN "Si oO wv LAL (@LARANTY BLDG.. MAIN Glendale ly ns rr IvTing PMO Ory oa sal , ) A §$— siendaie 2 &-room - Ne 8 a 1% Grov S un igalow vw th ’ convenience a1} } light ‘ - ar By ar ; : tle roof. bardwoocd finors })) cf . ; + ig | ° ; ; ' ‘ eted bea utiful ie os ; oe ; ‘wT > ey a0) + —s ; ss tw O-car Zarace. front crive ; , ha C IO f] ors j ? oor hrick pI af rith lar re {rv ri? . a FNS - se ‘ eee ee. et: T xe" 4 — x* "4 Ohes But eee EE Th > . We bo AL A ‘ ° , ine “ $* ‘ $5500 cagsn lot li x1 50. ue. a » bu fi Doren. Dior hall an Li bath. slate NEW L ISTING ech. Carson and Natura oy rage: hnantitul int Seem. Gf eorne t: hareain ¢ “sate ; ac ‘ ae E Jackson: & rooms: lot 110x310 : , bre ub +. ‘ - 4 4 @ ia i : ‘ : ¥i “ ~~ : 3 v2 i ert hk aa.' - ' ee, owner — ind ay. 401 = m- vw re : is: s*\/ & iVz« i : : Jennings +f iT : _B . MUELLER {> Builders, yetem., r not ce 2use a! nite ous Ji SUM ~~ ee oon E t “Cy 7a? ino | =k*eper ottage of four m — ; , MBI -EY-WILBON R. EB. & L. CO. “ for sale: ‘real bargain £ + “The apts + pug MERSY 16 Dace f Dt WEnhater 308 Florissant @v.. Jennings Overland Ww E BSTER HOUS - byes aad ‘D; from 3 jog ~825—A Ee mre J We have homes from the sons 3-reom jot on Jennings t. th. water eae electric. | i. 2 sheck at $1100 te handsome homes at Rees amg ne Mot al ly papered and paint- and ail prices in between. Lots 55 #ummit avenue: vacant; hard- : anc Sea} berries: corner t kinds. Some new houses which we wood floors. oil burn ~ . , can trade far income. Get our list. Opes , ’ Ohi oo eo «. rooms, Monday till 1 «'rlo _ P a Eigen Bg _ enon to the JAS. (. MORPFTIT. 718 FE. Big Bend rd Ee ae ee £— 418 Sherwood drive; has one of BEAUTIES with keep road to the top of the hill. 324 8. Mapie avenue: 7 rooms. 3 ecreened porches. h otl_ burner: Sens garage, lot 100x 250: $12.50¢ 411 mee ad avenue: 6 hot-water heat: listed at owner in New York: make offer less or on terms, with few h down: to be vacant May 15. Carsonville &-roon Aarkn - a i — Re ily, iy, lin i ts atiliie g H. FARISH & CO ee om a bard road: bean- ight. water, gas on is going ‘away and ee, te, ~~. ~~ - , t DATS i sgh CLLR ~ se eae! he ie '7n the _Manc TWO REAL those beautiful Living roome, G&oping ceiling. 356 Sy! venter: Sinks sal ee ee A i A ON nee a § room Joy bun- sie ine and schools. Myr ratmar im an tie rte Kt HS RLTY. (¢.. Lindell | J uit a ; — aia venpl ' IOHN'S -RFAL? ANE 26 mnings — Res Bon Place - " tient tO nts: ts —— of ate a “8 na ’ , , WA has rooms, modern: priced for quick | mise | ee ee etry ) acne + Sian DOOR BURTON AV ‘ aseie, (inancing nh * J >= : 7 Y " , = *; a > Honk oe , Bimngalow } -~ « fax 40 ’ eat ; a ] yi ‘ SY: j a ' — a . . -" : eer Pn) a: . — iz > , 1 HD tor " e : , ¥ . T ics _— . in 4 . . _ _ - = uf —guick SALE cohen A rn tare ner é rp moder uree int cas, 7 r iced right j ‘ lerrac Lan: ? ? a r a RAST FRISC?), / Hoiland LS PERM | & LEONHARDT R - ate I : ev. Flat ) dc. 7801 GEORGE T. KROLLAS. 616 Chestnut st i-reem frame. , , : : hr t jot f 2 ft _—-- we . — 8 ERD Si/XX } mm ¥ : = ey as ster roves )}— ‘ bungalow. with « eee _ capeet furnace: materiala money can »b one! ienées; only $5750 first deed of trust £1250. , , ' n nrub The price i 321 Park road. Webeter Park: wanted for equitr: must «ell tmme- ier : { Liee 7 . FOrest 5168 or call at 429 WN or St trey — — nouss; Up to the min- ance BM. | em a . 598 YM. . M ute im every particuler: make offer. . Biock east of Big Bend and 1} ame mn oy: & #room modern bungalow, Lail H mH in with about 2 acres: $4500 214 Selma: this beautiful. well. arranged home with large . large living room. dini room. sun parlor and kitehen on , Be floer: 3 . bedrooms and tle bath with gho@er — pe . — ; on second Goor. ¥ GArfield 234°? . “gy Gea % ny a home “—— wie — » and de j , bit fr 7 ee 11> (Wetater PO i li. ~ : ~ ee ee . Is 6 a “ame” Spee wo os FAIRVIEN 700—Price reduced brik residence { hedroome. nerches., sunroom. breakfast iiving reem, diringe reom en KAMP. 105 SN. 7th «at Leuls Country a a, - ee a er ae > oa RES pre “5° +. 5 7 . ’ . a. _ as ” ? as - _-* : rT s¢ 7 - .* . : yi . . a U - T A * : « =) Ie — 7 4 #e Kimgg ~ ° . * sity S18 Plant @ few BEnetich- type house. with 3 beautiful het-water heat: jot 312 feet deep “a - Maple svenut, new bunga- . re te 8 ray and Kenfiworth: this §-reom hungaiow evurrounded by cake: own- er will be wiad to show you through. 545 Hollywood: s new 6-reom Enriliah-type house: only $10,400. 35 WW, eure iow wh BA Kenwood = Hi mies (es a) > C we al . rig? re «ide? Fe ‘y9 x) m ee eRe rn 2? ~ ees ln itn, COLONIAL HOME aes @ ' Lay rd c=) FORES om pungalow, ba , a . } % ve aT" T= 7268—Modern 6-roem brick: gas. ay iM xa m 0 PR 2 IT F IR pea ILDERS bath, electric, furnarce, “-car garage; ™ yr wna man ler needs moner #0 ba street made: fine home. Aliso TSASO Car- . oe . : » harrait e, tan av.: medern 6-ro0om brick residence: OCRORGE “S me as Q1G Chestnat lot 400x150 heuse well arranced va ANT a 100x150 ensy KAMP. 105 WN. Tth et. GAr. >. aa 4 Road or 10 acres. Wiland I SAKAH. Sarage a Cornet & Zeibiz : S-reet } : ANN ; BEAUTIFUL S 7544 Har, ders: * anes a a ae ee tne oe , , -. modern on breakfast rooms SMALL HOME | hardwoo tes “Al mm : : TOOTH * i “RK piney: 8 f . -PrTe 342 forme arenue. C14 Orchard: new f&-rTeem residence owner eeeey ving to Chicago: might ; ’ a sen, . : ‘ ; ée . ° ag d a Ps ‘ “ 4 . . 7 « - ‘ f 9 - . 2 _ _ s a . cs » 7 roc ms ; arf ‘ par? ’ : 7 ; fh vas - ot : ’ . “ £ F a — . e Vi ; - ae . io ’ ; } Fi _~ S 4 y . 4 3 : ; as : i tm. ’ *, oe eo } ; f f ‘ # “ . *» . ‘ ° ; : t : + ; . i . 3 ‘ : ‘ ’ . 4a t : ? . . of 7s . . a : it % e 4 , ‘ & ‘ ; i R pee wt. ACE MU ST BE oe ae rhho ’ : - ROOMS BATH aa R- 6 roo ms oo CE: AGE: $1000 CASH. LA- A | tion: ne : eat CLEDF 45:32 ” oe y or: - . — _ - " ’ abe - ’ / & a : a 7 “« . d TICK. } University Citv : = ee me — - , > L BR A KE W E L Ly 7049—NEW 2-FAMILY ronda ! + SiS te : w. 7th Street SLEEPING 1 : 4 nree veare age: terms ) : GArield 5555 Bungalows > ungaiow Be NGALOWS pesson snin vy AS ges Tii4é (Welles as ‘GUARANTY 310 TITLE 1heo * time the finest "4", LAKE alow : i . , ; Ome " ; roy orice reason idic . — ~= 4 ) a : . uty Pergueun. - : ra — " : C “MIS 7 a4 “ rae ; id ‘ r : ; - o> she eR yonn sre ee Aa tar © hu ‘ ; 4 5 r 4 rive west 44 acree® wea dences ' oy 3 MAinr °4°5 —waon> TEPHYR PLACE _ 3 nienc ry. Pree Tre t! “ ia es Bou . ; - ' ; shame then a and “f . ae re ON Ss? L oul moet t A> PHY R PT, Af FE j 4 + — fos be - a 4 Sung. — iow ae v: , xfore eu ane advantageous eguburb. We hard &-soom brick bungalow; large garage LORRAINE i275. WN f LEONA. ior -ninaangs oe , 8 . . ores > . 4 At » ea New revert rame ’ -_ ieoking | ' 7 as ee € Abany “ andar 722 Cheetnn’. of veR- 7 2. Con A cast t Ss . ie od Tt ohaete doutie 1332475 1 BUNGALOW oyger ATTRACTIVE 4°R “. Geyer: nee gp ac nome you are 7 ' , con: under hese: good incation; must Be soid mode Mm Lindel! tle bath a mn, hardwood floors. Ca : —— ; FEBS EF per ‘Kirk e. 306° ~~ Stratford Alta fena LAW KR Ww. | ~—-MoGdera home 46 8. Leekwood, Na PALTY ce.. : — 56000. "cab | WENZL LICk L010 Chestnut. GArtfield 1437 FUSED -CABBERT SLATIERI. i ‘ie 068. Fost-Dispaka ee aa W eterer, © 8. Flortesant al. J » © - & BrILDING CO. 6854. cus! ® Arfield : ,* = ¢ —_ ee A AAO eg ——— —_, - ~

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SUID AY, i ss-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads T oday. ep ee ear : NGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND mall MAY a - 'NG. 'S AND COTTAGES "NGALOWS AND COTTAGES ;} BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BU waite BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ° BL sion — . ' + | \ | W fo ggg s(i—cungaliow » TOOL bis : al) igi ravo is. water heat: garace sciatic —~S 1e08 — NEW MAIT BRICK neal men = -o mm. L.. 300 =MALL MONTEL» PAYMENTS di nds : m™”m 127 q! DU! ‘SS Oe der CONStructigg | ma a. © — ~ ICKS ON egeoom, iret feor: comoletery Wied ‘bam: | 4, 5042, 12 300% Atwood, tle bath. cop ( Mh ef BLOC KS ( \ . ce 7 ~ ie ste oer Li saad m ‘ re t “as —% Diasier 5-Roo TY} Cink heist Semt adem ty See ‘$36 s iy bint ‘i ai . .o : ig ee Cee ierd | — (ripnec ; ta —_— pamer. CO-| Celoter: garasc: S90... EYER, vu er ' engl | ¢ : LC 7 | sas a YR - ~ ; TION EADY F ae ; CCUPANCE | . - - ; ~ | _ = GREORD LANE —= TRABFORD LANE Se CETTE SESE | ve ott tart meee ae=smiee | =A. MAYER REALTY 00, 9 | =o onsinmm MORA LANE PARK LANE ai OPEN TODAY. 2 TO Ss. rr and bus. Open ec! be- | oer screens. shades aud fixtun mt aero ee 3S MAJESTIC oms. bath. new f “OHMEYER REALTY CO.. Colfax 2850 Y Y 7 7 e hardwood floors inroug sot. Mr. Merseant and Union cOlfax 315 3239 & --and »! DRURY LANE ARA LA? : a ad evening i a v a a 4 4 - . LY 7 y — a = 8 TO SRoik New 4 5S and 6 reem —- briek a2 —— eens : ; pOT mproevenent i: i. =» Ms "TIT ET Y ‘f . een) (ton A ome anc : ‘oN hangaiows in Mutor Heichts, *%. Lewis and = = =" ~. men Me 4 igs Tee ons LAR " nN. kiN Ri H x. f. : eA = B F, rv EEN (- i ( OO DE Kk] | es A} W A NI ) KINGS SHI 1h A - - ra ment: 31.1 ash permet. Geeatellew wei] -built: highest grounc “A, Bea ae esti i oa AL 7 = G6 =: "hoame seine 'T BRINE ny > “\7 va, TL * 77 a, I: Ee : bats mn northwest ‘industria district : ee ote ee a atthe - See tith Ske emai Je R. ji ‘OOr out rec - NE QUBa se, 1 1oMe | ; His M zt “a : a4 BOL LEV AR Ds. N\ OR i H f yb } ¥,3 IR LISS ANT AVI OPEN oe a 3. ; few cheice jots left ip this subdivision. rita [eet 7 * SQ sy pei i 1ecorated PTLSHe tH. rrg 4 “FLOOMS. SENGLE , : : wn ai _ i. ee . + 3 at mae we J , 7. . at 2 ™ eus¥ SOLHMER REAL ESTATE CO.. co ‘i! > 3 I-PRANGE 4 ' ae: f at r en - a oy oa wm = LARGE TR HOM LkD F EL“) — Taree. fe) ’ _ ™. 7 ‘ errs : = - +E —" Retell ret offet ia . s M s “5 Fer be ~: ETTSG. RI —~ VAY & ew when 44) dewa ours ] 5) ae i-ScCOT’ “RL TY. “CO... COlfax 8751 106 \. sth_ st. GArfieid your. note = esis 6154 —— verside , teas : - be 5, STOCK SCOTT a DERN BRICK COTIAGE, $4950 sce mana panetiieniyennaes eens . why a | oom aut sath stucco Suma . " 1 REAL HOME—NFAR PARK — DER i : ° : ingaiot >? di0OWS . tu io- = m modem HOWAKD KE. “KELSEY. ‘3513 Gone ch Saree ee tae ot eptn or anit =nh t “‘treefs " 2% «Koeen ‘roome. rece 5 al) TERR1: 4 rooms, bath, new Hoi- a xr : , , a ” “orate entrances , 7 en hew- ™=4't 4 iv ree . ‘ lar et let ~ aa ar? . za —_ = = . Sai Realtors 2 : Sreaghow. Lt ON RATE ra, tile bath, furmace, porch all wat WALSON-O'ROTREE. Realtors, aaiiaeiiin aan ve; Senr guenger gp _ ew Bt NGALOW —_—_ " * "Ff ~ reetTs im? . 4 _ a 2 on - , F? F xcgey ‘ j ap | 7ra ¢ \ [ ‘| ) AN D OCC U PIED aT wt he ei tee Bong scene ex" TERMS. (pen everr afterneon: 2 bilorks siggy ~~ saad rive, 3 paTaee. aad —- a ne — DOERE L INGER. Renitors, 5 pee —— = wc. #019 Bam - - baie! a "cs: ease iriment nod uth of BS. Lous. Cass car. : ge ro a ae an gm eg we 1s." —“_~ at ain * Uru -— =" TITIcLE. Ge i bes LSS cy sal : w76 BEI I Is RFAI rors. GARFIEL ID a. | é : ‘Si yi ids Le nh SF hii i ry he t ‘ : Of: wisi « ay? ‘3 »P- : aa aT Ig ico 41. KF. ~ . ry ore : ~ et *T11 fuacecoiq F KOLTLAS. 16 Chestnot rutR BARGAINS 5 © iin : Pegi ey - in. Dow or | eT im 2 ™ ; ; . — ' e . = ad — Somer ' sm ‘ ae : + 3 ot ie. pilty — : ! - SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 20159 BE. PRAIRI phen an mint saan ee — “ty pissy oct emma -Stered. nodern. next door. Bous! bacec aige ace: price $12 | D6 RO OMS E EACH —SLil tit hk GRASP DOVER PARR | Bt VNGALOW —3650 BOWEN . ¥ eliston : — | 3 pormmar ear acho nd churene ern eee Mixtures. caraz Pe = : . = owe : : 50 PER MONTH — 5. furnace ht Jl near: stre a vee . 3 — = — » garage: low ge a H le . . Ferd. ¥ ¥ — ¥ Sn... men seeps TOTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS 4) RE 2h rick bungalov vi-water heat; Deal SB Viz se _— " a OPEN Tt DAY > ROOM FRAME. §& 85: ee : x, Bom” and awaried at ZA roke > 4 ~ OWNER “MT —T SEL! . : idea PARISH qt} i thifa: ‘STH. ‘ a , ~~ pa : ie ; : 7 , 3 . aie “a F ; - 2 i oar eh + : Bt ie ae ae lon 2 had iy NAN AS : MA bE ms, bath, fu reicuila a ale Li- Ss, Ores. YECKEL. “EAR KSON ? C0. INC... . A G W 0 0 SMe) DUwWN. BALAN x Pee wos TH. : — 28 isa . pau ah sO es srtay re ise “+t ELL pee eet . —— a HOSEK, i8@7 ‘cxavows | IFUL = BCNGALOW, E ] ) 1927 N. Sarah: ni em drici i TS CLPPLES PLACE ms. rs ao OMe ENTTICN | : ‘aaa- tele Oe aoe t rou ene gle ee Hd ms, Oath. ) ree hardwo vores. T a ae sea es 205 : “ITs : | etiones ' RYVS RITY. Ct T Tede ane) - ee . | - *. : ( cash. dalanc | - : ee oe yj mation call Biwergiéée © ask e: ot el cach 7 ad =e te Te ‘ } FER Sen. oe 4 K Reales we , Att ‘7 4 , . - ft: a" 7 BIITT FRAME Ri WNL ATLOW ; eons ? on raga Ft : : : WALNIT PARK COTTAGE. sae. elec 7 7 Geneneve : : roree Ire and Saerii we a : = — = a DOM 05—3 Fr mOdeTR “SEAT TRL Bi NGALOW 5420 ROBIN, 5 rooms. } atl Bs ARE _& 35 etnut t. furnace nit - 8 Here's 7 mportunitr: hot-water heat. strictir modern: onie a cee tee dee ieee * ote — ta | we shonaDie. s926 BUMPHES® . Per = - =F neal na ric * nace. iverywv woedwark. . DAY Inais 48> 1—Danas 3 rots ang at ; ‘: om : ‘ , , a : — , +i4 ’ ’ aan Z ates e ne ‘ aan _— es a ‘ had LTsuNay RY Rk Resiters . . ne 42nd un paror Mur? 'y handsome paper. Lat 5x 138: c te; meodern:; near school, church, ear OHMEY iF R RE: Al TY ' COLFAX =S50 -, = it 1 nied ; res - SuPer Rarerside Gece — RI a =e . ‘Urnmes inde od fleorea: garage: landscaped. Donbie cara ry — line: street maar terms. A 4 MP Gg — see : : : : ih is . ; . NN EO = Pom ruler — — - rt mand je for 9 tre } residence. me EASY TERMS OPEN THIS AFT. ene at. UG Arield 353° 5 ROOMS AND BATH. $4°00—TERMS al Brides furnace reenen - sumniin Tae a: Pe ve offer ; a oe s ar Th awe auutu * Rogne PEDERE en me ~ ‘Feith ¥ ' EMS EL " - = BELLIS. REALTOR. GArfield 6778. EMERSO? "om fran ee times redler ate et Sis en Sees CANTEEN RSEN 3 -roal Sane aah ma. GELAN REALTY (0.. —— + ONE LEFT—4 $42@8 WITH S600 (45H a | &. ‘ %. 3 ve ‘) Lm SALI AN’ 52 lumi areal tli — ———— "da a a NGALOW—4005 DO\ER Hi: . va s i Mm Aida ‘ RALANCF 8°00 PER MONSTH a a i i : Z OHMEYER REA AL TY rAn.. fax ital : a ner. HOSEK. 1807 GRAVOIS Jatse room, 291" te 5 iin. hath. nat-water | t¢T™ Mic ‘ ma oa : i “ iron : ’ 3A MEER oF ey a nese thy “TE sciivy ; ‘loors - ‘ . SOT 4 RAVOR . . rand bue to os heat, gurage, street alley made. Act quick- . _Auhs Kity. Co § mr: ep» 3S 1 —— e roof conerete cz: : ; i 40xl148- madern cider - eet and auey Made: te “14 |} —— & der Tz ofa e* yrane W iimuing’ - + : } ee - - : os 3 7 bean ae = K oe ibe ad = Nc - a ee tai : ee > : 7 err "= at a ¥ R mm go: REASONARILY PRE ED , SAuuahuen 4H iG - oa en oe meg iG bs 7" = EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindel) 7800. 5 roms a = Soe - th : ecntont ag aWLEY RC hin S8t3, | benmion: 08 tea” Gee! fie ee ee Sa = | ae TY co jag & (2 rare LAST A BARGAIN ar gar | ve ™s. Ses sat 2 Soon “ace, 2 ae | va a BE} $508—a roon ee + GO erms . ect at! rar wi Ile on ; em ih} we lecnrai- tiie Bath ar Sees" ‘ Pa , IinsTpec : ee . wri - : : ‘ ad bis a. ¥ F . ; ri Li SNAP! . : Realtor 206 ' ud bin, Holla in : LRT Rewer cts me OM : Polen ‘Olt . tivers +4 Near transportation Soi down. il. SYO! Gravois av, Riverside Sm et mace pailey paved: be cate @ ; ' nie - —— = vee RAT det se - _ WAT™“ON-1) RO 7 LALTORS. =H . ~ _ mplete: no MODE AN BRT RK CoTTAcE. $2950. ae ee , ir. Spe ROOM BTNGAT OW. $8500. aM e ATES. 3003—™ : ay a ioe Oe Son Ge ss Ke REL. ‘eamie KsoN & co. _ . > : o~ 4 T@is Ad. ltr VW ect. 3400 orth aa a - , 5 ee y > i os : . a R we . t ‘ Lan Sip f esx - — _ | . s* Y~ “ade Clad. =} ri Gra DARS r-KEMPL AND R. E. cH.. i reems. bath and furnace Breantene . L. AUHS KLTY . Lindell 78300 Bord ‘ ‘ ihe posed . : ‘Bb Gaggsesees. Ss aati ; GHERN ER. ge ger frume, —- 2 eT Paes es 5 -3U—b jock f &ravoi i Th Vol Sy Hivermide 2mm — ~ “¢ Louie ges OPEN THIS aFPTERNOON. a2. : 3 Seay egy o Ai} ain v-Pou Tn n+ ectr LUKE 5 APT | rome, bath, Jurnet Uirocm. het-waeter Re ce ee | ee ae , oe ; CKME} ER FLEER RLTY & ot Inapent tee mubente ae Cee Dem: Sa eee hes PARR ie : = — Dorel R “is ete - - as : Water ime : cer Tew. 7 1 ; so5 RA cp ee ee .* - & » 7 ctr— + Me * ESSEE. stils me Sum pore PRoenerc: 1542 | 2 Ae 4 N EW Bl AG: \ AL OWS “Er TT) Bo gg 3 sritilienbinnis cee | EL —— 3 —_s se MATT BKICK mies ‘ier neat bath gamge: barged WODERN FRAME Ot Sea a Ee ——___— — ~ n —_ " a ahente: “siinaes: deaieman damian 7 ae a3 ' i ’ ee Hi MM Tr ie 6046. SWALL. CASH a —TERMS RiLTt.ER, 34°0—Nice -j-reem "brick wi. . . | - ne . — | a lias n - — —. . - TENN Ess EY. “009 — 1 ae oa of - “ Morganford | TES — oe >: white for eviored, : a : ens ls . eon sores ‘ — a : m ath. « GRACE icrand: new 6 reeorma, flenre, n 1a mtwood floses: ard : CU., 107 _N._Sth. a aan a — —— . ad: ; —_ ' ' tile bath, bet-water heat, eile on eee 2 2a sniendid chance io Buy . | on : brick porch: ¢ , : SHOADWAL. I9ie s.—.- ~ ‘ooms. ma K. Owl h; extra fine ¢ , ent lisé Ss.— — : ee rewms: rent ar carage: ail imprevements ‘e3) elect sa me ere price = : = ‘. 3 F ER 4b — $600 moenthir: price. $3608. EUres Src | m2 Dille fs age "E + — a ; Le KEL. RARIC ARSON =. , Re - 4 , . tiie ¥ tT Central ‘M KRODIEK & (©. * EDERER R“aLTY aa See ecin ° bemaiieen “S18 *. Jeffersean ax Ht mbelt A704 Se — ; gy emence: “witredite ~~ a WE wi 4s Low im t a0 = aif 4 ; “ ~— ~- . : ; . 2 - vi : i rT , — nenertion. seer ter ndneaatye wie te 3 13. ! KUHS RLTY. CO. Lindell > | re 34: PAN : : = * o_o . _ SRATZ REALTY Ce. SPEDE RER REALTY Co ed ion GRE F R—a& 7 (iM) : , . : . — es ° , : . ote : ’ ~e.. ss > — iER a het . “ e . an : : . Tor . Sid tact ria S810 “-rarots, | | | ate SEW Bt NG. SHH 7 NCE [EATH : : : - - , rHiRTY EV ENTE OO ’ . 4 - > . . r= , »- . ‘ P ' 2 “ . oy — o* . cmirru 4 reverts, oy - METHING « - ~ - ream modern Traine aT- : vy 4 —- - —— on. eee MEDER i AKE-8 ARR. iw het et : > 4 TT ~~ Be } - . : inc ru ‘ , = ¢ ' ma oll a nm Flimere “t. near “ ~ Dispatch yo erecting ra se nee ear garage: geod cundition; inspect this. treFfarveors ‘ . . a he = _— " ‘ J — oz, i = . _- i; . . o ™ tg rrr a if . £506 or a +3 R rt : . . . . } i. Seer e = + 2 : a8 : 5) i I o 2p : ing war ; a \\ 2 7 T | Age see Us, 4251 Primm. 7200 Gravou, °" WATSON-@ ROURKE. REALTORS we.“ GRATZ REALTY TOS oe aa Vhen You Need Help| | 228s Sear, oie eh eee Dear ~ -_ _- ror > = : ——___—____—_—— | . é ire r double flat o: a arc “ a _ RUS RLTY. CO. C0ifay 3810. ecs M. tae. : m brick. nes gr BESNERLY. 4501—5-room frame bunge- | me proper tnx «"-99 Bo meen a AHO, SltI—3 ruems. 54 rnacs, THOLOZAN. %4043—5 rooma, PA REL. EAR: ChsOs . co, INC, ; n me bi fren “ar mck gars pT 50. % ow, Oth, electric, garage: street abd a . l nN Da “pete tice , 3 200 ‘Tame ’ = bi MME: a nace: dgeubie garage; ewner Ta” wat - OS oomMs am . Dau | oe Very reasenaber LFl ' + - rie + Prins a ae Cs age ( . e ceu threuch Ser 1 teday iis 7s ‘(LAS® HOLL : HILL Bt soa ey a‘ iis ss ~ : GRand S830 | | ' r Grav mk Peuruete tear Bee ee. “tates pied at 6 CO Re See ee | 925 BOWEN ST. weoThulbe kk Bat Joes MEIC . eta . a Dw EKOEWS RLTY. © COlfas : cK With MITTNA CE 2 in " T™ : . pth wD 59 . ae eo : . ' ~ = ; : ne? ; Tot : ai ART™M L\\-HEINRK La ; a . THOLUZAN. 4415 . ork weet a FAIR. 3135—o-r ran cottace : arace or" ' +P oom wate eee Sees. a ~~, O ar V 4 o. . . ; ak : = — canford t-ream ae bungaiew: a | KET a ' . bust = aus , | floor uumealow ASKA. S5iift—o rvem very cheap and Sona Die ' r ‘ ; oe} Ot E. 8. HAMMER = Ec. mh. ZA 4230— : ; aa Grneeis An LAckde : rn: garag e | e : + rrr ry ,N $+] Modern »} cca Ww. FICHPNSER. 114 SN. Trh. M.Ain 4? et " cerare, iia dU NITATA, eco renee FTE, hardwood mes WATSON “PR RAF. Realtors. f lears. steam heer. deubie “ee ow The? ae. ? TT j i aiew ANOPP. ¢, Arfied! 18. . ~ i be hea > om 4 : : $24 ne t . : A re rs s*? S0O-fooq fren: 3 wir tar roo) ' PATTI J. JraARv7vF™MSKY REAL Trad mobile, as firs: ae Ten | _LMER 1 taeae ST Leis TYLER 4°79 oN ta RIS =f ? % : nm rs . ~~ a be ew wy ; a | T) ANT yy o-Ri OV COTTA! Sai i} S74. 208 ~ ~ oon ae wae eee i ,iT% Wr tar L. ‘kt us — ‘8.. Lindell Tsee LEONA. 3415 7—t-reoem ‘rame beangsiceu ret bath, price very reasenabie. LE E-™ HER- ax rset VEN. GRand S858. BE St ALAUM—NEW Thao SLIM K rRuM sEON A Hig Ne HOLY FAMILY CHI RCH . BI + . F a HORACE MANN sCHOOL, RATH, PAC ErTION ALLY ' . i LOSE WONDERFTUI ——n raed rae roe ee ee” — Pend a Hi i——t-roem frame bumgulers Rener!- VW eher. : * price =3 MOM) Lavevk ritie wer [kK] ; 7 ; = ares - OPEN FOR INSPECTION . “ » Bi. electric: re, ~ | MAEPATS, S2ie—ovely 3 a ! rs \. DOLIS, 4135 UTA. ; Ter " 2 mn . : r at 6 «» J ate ; pri : ; ti , r? . » 4 ; ~ * a ‘ i~ wr ¢ - TUper thew —_ by Q n a i 7 . ; : | | } | v : : } : : : f : 181000) TERMS. TACLEDY aot 2 . : — eerPOSRINNG A ~~ anal i ivi iol per: ia rour Eelp _ eee Las WATSON-O'ROUL KRKE. Realtor tage ‘ real oe . DANDY COTTA GE : = 3 | + ahs ne pec Paice care- ) oy me nally , he nad be , aj a A Se , A ING: ABRER1 ATi ia dae a we _and “are , Tones , 4 eg NE: banit Det ores _ LS me an, MARCLS. 44.50—Modern, up-to-date 5- -. Place You: cde ‘Wie ' ona a. 2 oe . carte mod , me « wits a rw Tu TYN , — PoOom PU MER “orate = ' - — , ; c ‘Cms Lei ‘tee . , , als mee ema é , t i 4 rw oasee. 4. Pe LEXAING rayN . . F i . : d take ~r ¢ Ps ; 4 } ‘ ; ° : es 6 a ‘ } i} - .=% vv > i , \ rvs a ‘ 4 ; A ~ - ~~ “a % 4 7 . , «= ye. Rg. £. c io o ae) see SEW L way, ceil ea at #4 ix "OU iv mer t -HFE ; : LiM GHBOKROL OHM, 4148—NFW 5 ROMY | : | oS. Aingsaigh wa ) —— eT 1 47 ioe ip. , a “ BRK. WODERNSN: MAKE OFFER. iv- ; #§ —_ 7 res Al 4 he © ns . - usu ‘ i4 ry ‘> - mn ), . .* rRAITYSE Te K “a : . | “aM it x : - bie! RIP HE ote ee - PREM ce elu as . went Ceres ¢ Thy ‘ry - a " nites é S kmail RNICKMEY ER rLEER KiLT\ A INV. CO. Phy oie at pas ae Hn. tine — . BETIY will arrange for she en- oF bik, ' nNICcheo wil ba | S403 } 2 : ‘ +i =n advertisement or Ogee ’ ‘ : , 7 | ; re 1 serpent to appear in a : . : : cARZ GEN 4622——Dands @-room brick, 220, ‘ems. eae ne: : a Meanie Sareiis ak tie o. tmaene omen , easy term , . ; — hot-water heat, garage. Call Lindell 29067 —— aa ASAE s : : egg wi ‘arper type oF in a larger space. HOSEK, 1807 GRAVOT : eos ~~ . | i 4 eT . inne Matib : —— — : rit : : an te ee furnace. LEE-SC HERMEN. oe , om th. | ais : _ i a tae eu er wa ' ' ' , ; - : : r] PUM Oe) : ; n . i aR, | i. Rand ‘ - 1 - . , ; , +7 , — ; ss CreTr VES AND nt NG ,Lows. Legge? SE ER, - im” ao *. ea . -~ ae hae? Ta, » Fo ** > . “4 . . 4 F \r “tT? rw. tL. KtCMS KLTV. CO Lindel? Tea. LIM i “ come nil ry eta AKLANTON, O95 72—4 larce reemsa hart. her & Wel Serer "Qik : f. weed Toor ar eatecr enunner iearving ' ’ : rma a . : ; ' Ry. Rar cmit : aij H Inie i] “tte” ~ " n = 4 Sate — 7 : . . ect : ; : iT ae ~ te . . . xe CHESTN CT. Sone 4779-4 TIN. “anKIN e" ' , hae ta a = , — —— . == — : : cag ae Aa $ _ PEK GABRERT-SLATTERY—__ = : actions are clear!y - AGE — South, 4 roams. inedern: ss | MICHIE $312 Sh | T XK 4 Ude2 7 . wifi. 3f a a ~~ 5 P : & het aren d : 5. eo Pe be Gb mM g ‘ Galen encineds Ain i i ene pwryer : yh aa CoTt My cS ult HM.AN be “ , ieee 7 & Ure sates _ KUHS RETY. CO. Lindel! TSee, HOWARD EK RELSEY Pe) ile See ee ee ~— | be pOt- we steer heat: chevertyi rar w™ EO WRIXRER: ome = §, ANTOCAMPEVIR-P'TEER RITY &2 INY , 04 76-—New ream ef ficrenes .M 2 “ - Sen doul alas a. ' -_ e ; it* « a " . “ ~~ * a4 . tata : , , rf ; . —— = . , te Office open Sonday. closed di. . : = a 3: gong °430-—i-reem fertek, — ' = ~ ; - Fre foster f: reeeniiads =e ut “a-weter hest: garage, sireet and Ai- 7. ae Rl Ai RE G74 (reveta, ev made: price onie $6508. LERCH ER = # —_— ~~ == z i MINNESOTA. Se58—S vena Wick tenes. | 37 : — se 5-ROOM B | ors THE omer on : gir ena 7 . ee a ‘ reel _ 3a17 i. ;% ~ ma ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " .¢ + oo = . sv. . RoR oe ; ° j : . = “ Cy te ¥ 7 j Z - v 7 . Oe teat hh. furnare, gRrage - ee ad AtTye ai . 7 nan ° - = 3 a : ae os a Toes arc Bt - -. - : , - & orn : 7 Be - a4 Fy »* * _— aaa i dh . : sane =? re} *? : : . 4 : R gece - oo ‘ ante ‘ar garage. See owner, Sundar Satie ec trs ‘ ' : 3 a "2 c= hee ] Sirs r #onGas. ic BRE = cao. LZhO ‘ RRINTIA BRrsakor ; om nt S 8. & -

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LOUIS 11B pr. el WAY 28, 1 se-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. post-DIsPATCH BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGgs ATS, APART’ENTS, FOR SALE For Sale “BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BU NGALOWS AND COTTAGES , FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE} FLAT 7 ; | h ~ South For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale For Sale | For Sale | Central —— See ata Y pid 19°7 «* : | ——— iG 35181 lat. 3 and 4 roome =~ West Wen ' Southwest Southwest | West ——. | CLARK. 352 ae s electric and Late pice 4 am iia _am ——————————— .s = we, . = = ——— ~‘ Es ARK. 6935— 2 | i ; ai ) . ‘ . : a4 . . . . én — WO i - 4 . ® . “Se ot ae | » | 7 ° — ae ' rN ~ + H L\ rie j : : , iit , . ee . mene : and Ainain: ‘ , reg! ‘ J A Vi} hat or ote ats ' hath wt ¢ HKKE—ibIt NGALUW —~ rare ait -- 1435 x 4-et ry ric K. a - ; ant ae * tock tar} a f | or ect ei! 1 : | ) BROOMS, $6450—8300 CASH. basement ena: re fixtu ich | 7 f00ms 200 Ce md: oper DD ee iata :11 rooms. = baths. 2 * 3 fan ~~ ‘ 5 and © sundries “— pose ve. . _— . or a a “ ~~ ome gga } ‘ eautift lew nd esha + Grove ca ' rms THIS 7-KOOM b TNGALOW get SOUUTS 4 . ; , et : . . ema we ot ne ee. | 2800 Arsenul. af ace ‘ - aT SELL RORY. _— ~ 2 he —_—— ; i | nel ' ag ——s Js ere Yo T lave a ani a pice we snags AB es pod alice, fin BELLI>. REALTOR, CArfield O78. a hoi AT omen 9 2 AG eg Oy oday make of GRC ~ake offer, ™ » ci 4 ane Ge R bE Al > } : rR {>t { { PA \ { . > : * set rf F 2c 5 c 1 ” e =} tT} ; 4 rit Z ’ . Se U'é ' . o> ; ers . - ~ o ; =~ ra : 2 " Eli-Bt iL Li MA MATT BRICK. LI XN DE N . f » ”D BL NG pt as. gh egy i 7% > , il - ot2 : og! . av oo st ba lan ’ > xLav Family | "4 ple mont 63 AND 66355 HOFFMA® AN. tit eal ree’ bY. ATE “C0. GAr. 3165, RY. 1317- ig--3-3 room. SS NsrEcr ryt) RE Al OO | ‘ r | : ) ' a | , : ~ ‘ | fi : ; : ) r : : . | st | a} " 4 ; ay ay One ‘ . ‘ a nd ; ote ar vy wae 5 vr fieorr . . . ’ ag 7 y ia ° bath . will tr ade for re“ wed ail . 4 * t ) rip et 4 - enue ir ke ; , ~ ine ‘coms th oO the jOmmes are | Mt NO, Teas ae nba a aaa R28 and e Cosens | oe: | Poon, bur 1ga 4, race ee a ess ° | HAMPTN 7 ————— | ali fivors hardwood. tile Dae nn Com . ee ee floor xrdwood | S838 and Bers be th, furne es. hard 5 bangs Y ROU RKE pele . | KORTE bite —_ K Iv TSit it | MAJESTIC HON S block south. moder ung Eh ctri: fixtures. double Rarake, Voll! screens shades. ae ee. oreh. fragt | wood foors carage 40-foot lot: opposite | _Riverside_ $310 03 ew | af oe ESTATE, fist 3 | \ e} side 4¢ i : | = T : ‘ Out mdi : MIOk i ne i" ma : ra . Se . . r , ech bev ‘ Ki p a 341) -iawn ami. a* new 4025 _ T went? ‘hs 6s er a o a ITASKA. Sa Ww : ula) nd’ makr an O22: 7 , pe Re alge oh Mong enw. L. ‘erTy. CO.. Lindell 7800 | “decorate: ent $100, $6500. Bot | and r ty streets and Ae — wn ° he .? rf 9 T} ‘ a el . pa ‘ : - = - ’ au 5 >» + & ‘ 7 > ris nomat pen Pi = OE CSe c: — | at mad K & CO, 4351 Were. eR Ye Cre tne = . - a : + + : i cK Bt Nn ALAWS. ~ . . ae ' A, KF OO SEE THis BARG ais 7 camel, aa ats neixhborhect. 12 NEW . weet on P E ee EP NT Hi. oN amy fa ha pie ' AMILY FLAS . -. : i ‘ Ae - ° EX . “ 4.: - ( ~ ~ a terms eke 210k BUNGALAW 4 -#. ; . 7 .- >... 471 , baer a Wont Arena KD... ORUG-Y ine , PF Eger Se ' . ‘ porourch }—™ 11T BE it * near Tous ; antanae’ . wai: sh a’ sire ’ saat bs rr : Ht th 2s ' , roo , . ‘ re - — ; " t th of : : "7 C "4 th =}; ren | od ; ake nt COMPLETION: oa! ' _ naar ml i pa ama BARGAIN BUNGALUW KANSAS B07 Cis) | cain; tern : rrangec : BI NG ALOW BARGAINS? . our brick, bath, furme se. | $1: ‘oe: investicate and -s€ REAL BARGAIN FLAT ti ‘AR DM (orl) FP LAW = KOUMs. teasl . 1 4 . J Fe SF As, 4 rew § rooms. wt rietly 7 ' 24” at on calls ‘ : - od +e Z ‘ é} . r n 13%) eo; ~ P rairi 3-4, bath. fernnce : “ ALS. SINGLE GAK 1 yD Aco Of modert a “—MPp 4 > ; 5512-14 mrs we AND 54S } a ee det. . OF DUNES: os : a ———— 6 resrse. LARGE Rae 5 Aut. Howard F RELSED — C5 4 ih Mit y\ TH (,;,Rand RRO oe LEE-S¢ HERMEN, : See one 338) 6 er ee Three new aiOWws reomse, with .« , 46 Al } nouveau VM AS Sipe - Slngic muderna. ru Call Lindell SOG7 - Ht rA ET ING, Rix erside 6258]. et A . n 4 ; laa a J m 4 ; ; % : : . ; GREATLY KED { bb r => eo rrrine Lo enn? por ~~. 6 ROOMS, si. ELPING FORCE. j -KT- aL. ATTE ERY NhEOS 5 . ITT; a route vor i " gon , ae ucKe UTE wv ie — B. i@ Dats 2 yt’ : eae é on ; ‘ m Gern o-room | 512 Wet, Pine 4-ryuon ; rame. te - ie * ime ‘+ ewllar t ett, vn 4 ; New - bungalo w. eorner Leciede . an ” ATHON- ‘0 Ly ae REE. by AL / Pactongl Be HUMAKD EF. KELSEY. S515 ‘Gaaeia — soggy a these again ae «1 trom Gravel Ove Neos} , -g oge minut ge 0 ; — = built r _ furnee Brae’ , pear t hardwood loon eautifr ixtures, fumfort Hout-water. Corner lot : Riverside 451° 7] Ae + ' ae ee see Toms, NEOSHO, 4449—6-reom brick bungs — ans igi ne? tlvers x16, Meni. CAbany 76! Pie eMITH, | open 3 polls 0 peonarior sate reen ot 2oxlo opis lhl Gaiman ~. | copper acre ind shades, extra fine con-| terms, iiret made street west ' cea est | ‘ aiths. inside rear cranitoid launparwes re st ~ . = ¥, are eg ili. sia : = ' as = be - : ia ' . :, . ri : cil ger le s ; A ‘ li . SS .? , —— - WOThHOO d r, 7. , na af? . - th net fer, a tin . : Bl nove § Srive;. Sar ERrAge; at NEW BUNG socal OO - . —— kl wat SON yh KOU REE. “REAL TORS, SUO0 ae : noth at onl he Py - CHAL NCEY ¥?. HEATH CO. = » genie ao 50 ae DOF tae INGE Kn. Realtor . § moce™ me auc 66% ST ot CASH i A ie 4 Gravois NITTH WEST REALTS Vas toniy ! rms. OD ma Bue lay an4 Mon- Air BlAnh FROM OK A ‘tthiy Deym ents. — Victor tor 0895, berge -_ . H WW" _ ; —— _ sa »8—H-room = brick m yy Kingshighway. GRanc «o-~ . i de secre - Ae and bath, double a arace. larc® | JOHN §& BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut | ; ee ho. BRICK COTTAGE, $3700 iM - ae xs IE BL NG | ungalow; tile beth, built-in tub, pedess ““ApTRACTIVE BRICK NGALOWS PRED W. GELAN REALTY ©€0., pard. porch; hardwood floors. new furnace. | BaTDWIN will make money for ¥0u OE “ ad, nee, SO i. om sidewalk made, ot ' , mati oat ty ' bought with $500 cash and easy terms. .....c¢. AD are cages "ie ing reom nd ter beater: near Dewey Schoo! and Market | Cottage “ee ab herraln re feo) s*> ' once. + \kaiow ; ywnes trans ‘ liog- + Ie e741 Osceola si. 4 rooms, bath: In ‘atin tal washstand, hardwood floors. Can be 4904.49 Magnolii rooms, micely 8©f- | Riwerside 2505. 5455 Gravois. | meta weather stripping, ecreens. cas Wwe | "se + ee ~* . ~ : - i ° ‘ " °. tret ane ‘ fir +S ry err : _ . > . ’ > “ue at Perey riad rrpce rj 4 «Car goud conditius » Bt ; aaah : 2h Soe : oa nr WU i ,uUrNa for inspection. “ sie ea 7 r : : : sane ed Im* i + a 2 * + > . 2s KEM BE oem, PROSPEC? “e267 = RAK — eae . xa woe 3 byr - , a fs "e : Ss ra) bi large a lat 404 xeellent { pli : . mC sk a (* Peont ; 2 : NS] ° > beautitu: brick bungaloy . — moder , sor tern n be ' tm} ' ae im doe e ram -heating pe n - ot: wnere re fib Plversid 4: Gravo* = samme ; . Li - ; cd wie: ‘ ; . ae rt : bi } irér | { _ ! ] q Lins ae ; peste eM 1 tect) - gtr tit if ire ij in >a ep. : —— — x cif — ——— GOOD TN VY ES TM EN T ; 3922 Gree? wing ie ba) # roorme, prvcern, : . ce dus oi ‘ ; , — . on a : ak _ en — te. UK iw ' aiues; the | men i $ i) F i & oe irae ol L NIV rt. rr 4 ie nue 1438-40 and 42 NW. 12th s#t.: *wo , 2-car cxrage priced Mig z ‘ - Kg BRINKOP RE. : SURIAN 4036 Choniesn af , "| r See She Se ose car and +4 BUNGALOW FOR SALE wee RIP! ‘0: bargain | ‘@family tenements, front and res! rent-) MAURER-GHIO- DEFT A REALTY RKO”. “ IAN BRINKOP , | 34 Cran enaf.d 1 : —_ , aa LA. - oomecenns | 13) ake +h ae nye on .ansi 5741-45-¢9-51 ( man With ane e tor & yr | tng aides Oo er month: price $1 > 3540 Olive et. JE{ferson a... i x | . - -40-41 mn 7 . ——— a o rs — Cotiage: o- room y to’ pt nis pb nee ané ool ee MAN- -SPACKLER ~V. “ATS. ig : : f offer wanted. . ; 2 d ;' bani ora a, u ) th reetnul « ‘ . ‘7 ih Et AGA ALAw Mi —— BE SOLD = Ee sie dani bs AR rch‘ groom Pvc -room frame: larre ad @ uth to rqueti¢ uu Pautie : heen, uh ELE at he family the owner desires tu end Coes 4235 At thio ne av.. 4-5 rooms, tie beth, 48°24 + L. ‘ Li aa 1 A ‘ . Bit? * » | P o-Ca +r rn fa 7 ; 7h é 2+ . ; ¢ 4. in YT) r > s tT . tk Ju we ete pec } st f . breakfast DOOK IY { ; ‘ . ‘ re % “ j $100 CASH furnace, “~~ ga! rage . gy - mt z car garage. ep our list of g00c poutn : lige —— 2929 B t : £5 wma, bath, fur- re t rw rs rh wohet “HOLLMEs : a = CU.., uilt-in telephone cabinet: & ‘ —— . eiso large sun room and | °R17 Thomas: ©-family 3 oo cane — ee : . - . f) . 4 he oa p $ é : ‘ bs ‘ ’ ‘ — . ; 3 a? r i F ; - : Rengel- Weber. 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9544. in every wey. © On | preak entrance hell with tw0) porn electric, $100 cash and oe 4554 Fair av. 5-6 rooms. tile hath. Hungaiowse OF -room ef + () S Fy ~ a ——— ‘ , } t} ee e - ' : a ER ra ~~ o- ct wean it , 2 ; REGON ! 3 — * ” y+ GH GLGH, os42—0-room _ orick REAL BARGAIN Bl SGALOWS premises all day Sunday and Mon- |/') | jarge ts, with mirror door: preaktast | Ong interest. REDDIN REALTY ©°..| hardwood floors, hot-wates heat, brick Grav Olt, a" i 45 ; ) PRDE KI K REALTY. CO., Ly rated. Riverside 6185 cd 6001 serlete HAMPTON day nook which Will seat seven comfortebDiy: | Title Guaranty Bidg age oie “ . vO ‘ ‘ ae as - ro "4 a" eomtiiae — a ‘ ¢* a) ie ‘ ’ y - » Y 7 rr? f 7 1 ” . - s' i on gar nd On pet “lat ‘ _DRoepert toi oan - “BU 2g oo ( JU XK H OME “Gka4 MARQUETTE ; rooms: ever yt aw eT ae + today DeMART! N a ACKER R . | kitchen with many labor saving devices. in- | “mage 4719 W. Koesuth av.: 4-4 rooms. baths, Jos. 1. Deekmann BR . 622 Chestnut. ATTKACTIV! NEW BUS \LOWS ‘oon bungal: - sunroom break fost UC ane Park 4 ' arants aC.. c ‘uding le walls: master bedroom wWwitd ; s aes | t : foi of ay ¢* re » 7 " es garace. PRICE ONT Y EE ie0 KM™ _ | newment. ant gn er ee Se nouk ‘urphy bed: ¢ | 8-root fficien ' ui tane ae ass a meee ‘06 Chestnut ob. sATIC JOR. large mirror door closet; bath with Dullt-ip | North HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. 2 N, Grand lipait ¥: "~f by ; " WATSON-CVROLCEKE,. REALTORS die $45 oe eTuUOrT?: ™ Ai, f ——. > . t} it : ;' sunt hin esligh wa busses eee. ont " r A - th other - es 1 ga rye? " ‘ ‘ft ° : ¢ “ —— *¥ fy { >| Ty ice x “ . ‘ avtee - Lal au wer tiie fico au wall: t ree ; neat N Ww . nail . 3 ly ; ~~ wood Ly rms enani og - a | c . ) aos I . M101 2 volt ewe o> ee “ ; ’ : , GLU B0Uu ; Ei ER ¥ R ‘RE Lo ae _— = —_ i — si | bedrooms and one ot her bath: large = | ASHLAS DL, 46325—New 5-D es#sngie iia: | | Bal a... A yee yy $24 . . ‘ ‘ ’ . -— a Bt nove. | matt pre 2M, "5 oer way av bg He romma: | price $17.500 tee —_— Giade: es “ bx ——, . ym’ - 7} i LAV) be ; gou ie ra ; i ' ‘ ; bs ~ : “Rs 1°» . rooms, hot-water neat is a wonderful buy. I thd Pro ‘ m . ms ; . pre seeking the utmost in home ris ; =a c ~ glosed, COU : E a | 4d . . a wv egpie' tags eon ti it 3 Ka “ | wri ' L a) eTRODT- xx oll room t and _* - ms , PRospect $45 itaska: ano . emg ART 2 I, Is TT E wrfort. pb me Owner. “? Arkview 1821. _—— - 2 ot bas - i all — %% ay SMe % Net " — ~-- r ae se comm 3 ) , puna iced ri€! must be seen 0441-35 .E ‘YRS F LMORE ORGANIZA- | BAS £ ——__—— . — -“\ epw. L. BE Cue RLTY. oo NTbites “810 aad auvern : — — a - i : | . . ; . si aro a tert ta) ‘be ey askated. Call Us tor list oo} Bou . : — De eas by! CAban? 4H: 4 . a” * . ; EDW. L. RUHS BLTY. CO. COlfax 3819, open a aos aie ‘se | grees LZ, 3033-3 :—-st Ce: owner, | puaaalews in this we SE. ‘ LAST 2 OUT OF 8 Beet | ieRO) | 5-6? sm, 7 WORTH THE PRIC BE ’ AR cages » i WOT aoe . ave le en ER ~+ peg gee mo “ Kengei-V eber, 5539S. Grand, ul. LAc 9544 ' ot rhw: lf | CO) f 24¥4—3-3, beth, sarg® BOUme ; | el hy ? good 5-6 room eingie he pes ; no . bot es I as é J Degen ti 4 McC: baie ee ND = rROUALOW ... outh © estueh ; a8 A | OL | ~ | 252 n: ' . | oF ie Sow 21 5 ve L- erect . 2 all Ge me wT TE , ae 1 ue nea: shetetamees ne r ETT ‘: lu , uth he , # pe I | or T)} spe (* { ion Cc -onditior priced righi KEALTORS, ?\ nt ting for $72 ° 50 per yeonth: beth. ets PREETI bkICh BUNGALOW sie aemamenitcati ducal w: fu ath. garage 10 me LD i sy pensgg tee thy pri if J scam er en elegant 6- WATSON-O'ROUKBE. 6471 Gravow. |For ang electric: price $72 Sein stuces” Ge iene me nh, veWw, ork LADY OF SORROWS PARISH Lis Bhool 36 hin: ; cate , os weave oungaio’ aan at re heer egg gpeintor ie, _ RATEwCOR nent 3 vagy inter be gyre ane low: all latest —Eiverside i od: | | HEMMELMANS- Pat RLER “R. E. OO. a. eB ge AE agate 4718 Milentz » bea iTS e Sse wy , ME KEILT VINCENT ~ th neo A _ she | «a cs 4 - ’ i - s' ° oo em vo 2 is ‘ * " sat? ~~ 4 ss A 4 ‘ ‘ - a4 ‘ es . 2 cyf . ‘ or in A as . ' . NCL 4142—4-room_moeoderm bungaiow un fin nisht HK QO . sista i WH) | ri . Lo— Moder tes TORERER ry ae vea etree 7 # Pi a ree - 3 000: ger aeee: come $100; price $750. Terms. ts | i RIC E REDUCED $500 atk come owner, Tiler 250) gar ‘Vrewet, * es 2 a : ; aTapud. , a ; s buncaioy doubie garace 52 “vg oy “OSU Ura nd we v r ar Lermns. an ne - rLAd —Ddingie aud ifame collage jf rear. R41", Halle Ferry: @-4-reom brick. bat®. . —-» FOOMS, vb: ! ler AR S08 en vw pres Wenge peor , i _PRospect Lobe —— 7A’ win. we ta “4 sliaiaiail art or Ot ya F: (es) rt brick st roc née > ho but “—o : a = ‘oar wat i. = om Ss a! — Mirae drat clue sOL Bg TOS HOME SEEKLE® REN VY 010 Chestnut. G field 1427 ce — d: @ , “al sony eTiences; ; ° pa ine reet. rock fou ait - - - ae : 7 ’ . ; wa : ¢ ‘ a , ‘ . a thi leepin per t'e + ‘ ; ~ mae r ihe wnes " , a” at a) a aCaneiow! sk a yp net Q \ ‘and | FF an ‘ HER KE ] T IS nust be rere y Owner. . Salena. _ s RE HS KRLTY rt ' Phat : , , eye, Devonshire rvuon nocer! ss eet i ©9006 Biendon - matt brick; 5 large | clede 03 QSOS. ; IN VEST MENT BA ' t co eter rooms. one finor odern; 15 mont ne old: | FLATS—3 doubie and coruer sore , : , . : ij a rsia ‘ mp: . , ‘ i ’ as ¢ nw * has veriand, M aeh 22 - "sow 2 ] fioor. 1615 . ge" im? re POPPI CT adam ut} ; I AU i. we Lbs iitGad ; } LAIN einieelinammaiilae a5 1 irh et *a>n er at i a : Fi ab a ee - : a , pelle cepa -- DT NTA LOW —)-rnon “¥ bungaiot SIF (0) DOWN ie. Pp. SEN NIG 72z Chesteut. — Northwest ’ t ; vf 3 Ls ua ? « y wal : - - ™ . . - “ ‘ . : rer ’ ’ ‘ : , — 7 sat ‘ . Pp a gli -e | On Woieged new fran unkalow © yeaving city; D eagonabie offer a $500 CAS] {—_-_ Balance Terms 6 and 7 room ft: Bod a om med Bae nar TK TANTE. 6756-—4-0 grmeaqzels ' ~r — : on? eat . ry ‘ j Liens ode ‘ - ‘ ' . rms Ph rae imnace 1 ‘ Pr 2 ~orny xT ANL FY AY wine ROOMS. Oe ee toate »* nae ‘Teirerou as . . aecore ted: bathe furnaces: “a5 a, o NEW BUNGALOWS is fruit ¢ | ~ jov aa TT ts my) | lot. SOxdo): CXiie ope ve N ROA ; EL IpOINce | puti S conemnenee: Mis sMOCEOTH. 4043 Fair, (COlfax s540 angers. * vo Roy 4, ~ . : Tod “* rrr ‘" 4 . - . + ' . : . ; ; coat eel ‘ . Prods ’ Ls } a4 ae Saaeanrs , ‘ : , o mw: ry ‘ if Lj : ' 7 2818 r ; - rue mPeouvV if . - - r ; 7) aie ne LE “~ 1) ry? ty ~ ' ‘ = t i . ‘ - 4 ; . - ge ' ' re bs . 6 ‘ ‘ , ” 4 ‘ * Se “ EJ TE £25 a ew $-3-To00m. i ngie f ur ail ‘ 5 “ a * ’*? . : . ‘ . - “ , , . ¥ 4 ’ \ weer. , "9 - , } ) r3¢ i cha . f } r per’. . re uf. is Es oteatinat - a 4. t FRIRTV-ABVESES. Pach, fernece. Rene SOMETHING NEW LN BUNGALOWS: Ww WOOD KEAL hgaiow. owner leavilie t . i «garage. From owner. 2). ¢. Young at! to BD. ? pace: moderp throughout. OOltax 6278. Ear aS aly St. a eae resesihes mt mad te ¥ . " AND 5 RoOoO™-M™ ; era ‘ * ’ oan : : a a { . =, gi he em ie ’ 7 . . - —_ - . “Ss + , ie : - a . (4 — +-4 nrick fia’ teat fe ere ‘ Ow =e a . wood floors; lot 40.142; $500 down THOLOZAN AND OAK HILL = me | SE EES xT) 5 3 LB. \ ES 6 F. 11 ¢ DES AV. RNWELL F.= L | LINTON te basement. sione steps in| sepa furnaces. hardwood ficors. — rR on a h ORD. al A a 5407 4 . ‘Ne Ra -KOUM hom MODERS . ; tri: a ‘ — tae a eee es _s— MEDEKACKE-BARK. IN LS aclese Ss ‘i . ‘ sta. ymenw WwW! 5°44 > ingha § roon : oe mn ens ran tt } Yroor ] OOK a1 ; Bung 3 S front a ss airwave: garage, CiOne © $4 : , ares 3 al | KEH _RsaIKce a gages a tga gar ED mega UNLS @ LEFT. Southwest = = tgs S31 ss pears ss. CED SE ee Se ea] ; ris ; " \' t 4 ; : ’ P , . ‘ * r S De a y ane: 4 " * ‘oF * ~ ot RAY RK _kosEMOND, Inc. _ Riverside 4 261 962 Hofima: me, tile beth. °W" | 3 r & REALTY North and South Road, South Bbw_h. CHS RLTY, CU. Linde 7990.) — fT —Good 3 and_8 room. b m Loii—Movern ToOuUr-rO rer — ‘6 id Piel 7 $. - : MAIN $90. ; pis : R qd LIN TO as D Jp posiie chures on "Areet, north, lor “$40 50) 51000 enan. : ; aus aud a ‘ 3 “ ak * 1 i 1s n - = ¥ = 4 i : “4 3 } il pOoa! 2 » 4 or .cea ; ‘ aus Ly CO. 72% cheat ‘ wn Jay. ner nd 311) enient esmumieneagm — OW NER HAS LEFT CP G je bath: modern: reasenane = Refore buying elsewhere, see these Rhiay per gutters, garage: st | INE ew. : —— — 7 : - a> 3 iii ror Rk pe pee, (fel) Bike , cnumeigentnatiteisngsaeneas new bungalows. Built of extra brick, a = a a show you throue S ROOMS ‘TERMS . | od , : om a verind sLow dt LIAN. G62xx-——Corner brick bungalow tied bathroom, modern plumbing; , item 4 $7750 sant 4 fam jiy 3-room fiate haréd- nea tere - at‘ . : 4 . : ve ? "7 " 34 . ' . . ft once; chean MUDEKN FKAME BENGAL Ws vee oer ; i ererey ' oe MONT 7! = \ oOUTH AM BUNG AL f} t] d 23 4 fi “s Soy a KKATZ KEALTY CO.. “ — pe eras - ene engi Q yen wu . plo % of Bis MOD*. - a > “ M 5 rooms on one floor; strictly muderm: 13.inch walls, hardwee OOS ; OT WAN aTRATH, 717% Chestput 0d floors. tile beth. eeparate furnace. S Grat — Riverside n — ALL CASH PF A’ MEN? grt oi and @ Ror Sec ei PEN TOD sand Peg ba garage hasement; consider $450 down; fnepares: cellar under entire house: = ‘ “ Sd Bonne aa Pi 7 ( ' nae Bio £3433 J} — 4 - RI \j I KAMEL. MODE TKN x , { I ‘ U aca wee =e? Toe : bea LU bt ; I oT ancrifiee ST 500 : ss a street. sidewalk. sewers. Re and electric ell: om ‘ayn BRANNER RIVERSIDE SA } ee floore: | and furnace. earas' - MW OLF-POLLACK,.101_N. 8th_MA 1858-59 lichting. Lots 40x120. Arbry, 12-13 Title Gua : ’ ° ‘ ime] ; ‘ . ry “Ty a ™~ is ‘“ L, iss s+ i KA KEL, CE ARI SO a ¢0 iN¢ - Tyo : rT} irs , a wttractive price: ¥* : oo _ CO. KENTL¢ Ki 11338%—1-ROOM BRICh, Can fipance to sult purchaser. if T Hol AVZA W4h—S rooms. bat a ach ; - ' J» é : . VYECKEL LARC KS 2 a C3000 : TE, RM* LACLEDE 453° Bargain for quick buyers. “ JMr e ' ri nace ; double garage; owner will ee Bt SH- yt Ns. MAID rooms. gee elect vou threuch. See this today iia LAs* Hoi Y HILLS bBUSGALOW ow ———————— _ “em 7 =o00 ceah, Call Ireiens at ee terms: Dre, hei F INGE kK Renltors v }etor eres. | ge wid BOW! ~ ~"] or . A» re, : ‘ : . 7 ; ’ 2 * 4 ° - Moder! cyt >, } UU. r™ ; 4 \| (> 1@] T} } ) A nea} ' oo Feet . - : ey , bid . iu i saasem 1” ed ) MON TGOMLE y ; | .— Bx" elem ° Kr moe xP Ty : ‘ni ~ ond THOLOZAN. 4415 (4— bieck west of Mor- slg ee Aga etn, Cae dee me 4 a5 555 he “hea butiiul & ene es . =e ¢ Ese fim . ae : ment $1 INI GBHIGHWAY, 9000 —- . wer HT wate : +4 let room secu | NE PRA. y ns ~~~ | : ain &£ 2 a, os MAin 25° ae Re — : ag RUE BI. KE ALTOR, 722_Chesteut .% rooms strictly modern i ver! vers cheap and easy ter h Sar oe a : ; r > itu 1 ¢ tre r Bs — —s . - L A. r. G JBL. ued rooma. Sun - ie ~* nook. hot-water BOON KE. KR. HAMMER kK. gE. « . 7. eetrT BUNGALOW ——2tee nage. » , bs enpemcmepag. apart PE". Pug pen CNT! “| 7 ‘heetnut, GAS i ! 3 ' ae BE. wae | ; ake SATTRAL BHRIiwe. dud » rooms. #uD ul * ; ; = > ean? ) GRUNER—S reome; beautiful - ot 7%: , om ewne’ atl POMEROY SUBS nF. C8. POrest 7087. 3B4": ee ‘ owner Lyverann pest %s 445 tas 24 fine lecation ge ae é 9 Tr . ic muGe©r - ' sige) iP nl cit el te: Bdxicts OS ee gato mode! ° er reasonuabis tlie hath with ballt-in features: ae Se ; ar ba > (4) SLi : & | ys asa? ? neice . , of as ill lal ions ; w-ineh nar Beautit lied ¥ alec " en b ao ne LU —_ a _ 41 upeyt , 4-3 ; rari! »- re il : . - a ) - ms a unrean . ge rT one : é yn . } : ae ae ie , 4 4 ~ yO aU Ls i ’ " et , hiesegee . ) ions Gd ; Vi ' ' ; xi : ineider, River- f Fi > gPribet. Weirbery & Weinberg Really Ge nace best grade roof; lot 40x11 bhathrven act Le — eo - ; 2 sh i - M — ARETI lA 4‘°,46—- erner Red Buc Verne bbe — Sea 4 earns SHU Rah J ‘ive WELL BR. fF cr) id Tithe ranty Bic Shee ge aig eT ta PO RIPS eh eT ~~ ’ ; ; Mm LIDOTS copper ee ee ee Pee CCE ror “st bee dv ood floors ; fine fur- Mera- a venien . er nicely iandaca ped: 10 other bun- ae — , ear Watson >! don 12S | 900_CHEATNUT._ & ;ARYIELD 4779-4730 nicl een « WIDE RANGE OF Ee Ais ow NEK _ a cir “ms. TONY HURLEMAN. Lé HAD: eS oe ne PRICES AND VERY EASY NEW SL EAD oe ne Marmaaus m Orice Dart « ; sl Bl eeena A = #y1 nf "A *\00 "hk Vs | rovements. Open 3 routs 7 + : Bi NGALOW—Beautius home on Heege re te tere ne! B7xiot; nes — ae : camo nih rr — a ae . oa AF. GROEBL. REAL TOR, 8 “Chestaut K os mre i hoa + 24 Nau , ; rr a Gi ix ym fin just off (rravols fruit trees and shout , : eh es ora es a >. werrain ean hea tx LP? ve > 5 | today. ¥r . im WT p00 S i toontt jet a —— = GARFIELD 63 7%. ! l 2 ~ ee, a Pen ne porehes. WL built. ree. , h/ - We 4 repe rin j eirrt re eatmri 1 aie $2000 an at no ser an7@-31 ™. ae ge i? i : ‘ : . mov . err i ris mt 4 rr ' _4 Se a ml J bas ' f ' vet aubie batt flectric. a ” | —— ee | | : ) "0 1 2’ - 3 ; Pern ee . pe aise cM Li = bod ‘ om 4aners ; } a Mics ee 4 ed 4 £77 4 - - . - > owe . * i nt fe ¢ Renrel-Weber, 35:39 Grand. LAc. 8 $906 Sehill t moder . : aon ) OWNER LE ANT, ds : $$ on ORTH M oe eggeenin A . wT “TH MAIN 4256-89 " . t+ t+ 2 At 4 : : eae » ope sITe ne ’ water : rn erg ri; ‘ 4 Sit ad : \ ia ’ | : F s i eS ‘ l. 7 ire mane att pa 2 ; —_— . 4 ba . ’ : ; ‘he man whe --ROOM &BKICK COTTAGI gpreeatons larce 1 oat. Dt : " De nsliir 5» roonis thie G-room ‘frame COCLAR wer re oe bila : Cc es 9 ” ; oe ene y $i week on a@ buble wr ae . 7 “ mia 4a tl one — room canis aie , ) j ‘ ‘ ; a 14? “eee : ; i te puyers hare sf KE REA ey “ . ore : et At} ; i © I , I : : . Sag “ag ' . 7 r } r 4 , és .)¢" : , Goo wnh and 3} i, anc 4 rows DBL &h . — i - . : . ~ rl ii : i " 4 : rT / a 1 . : . . : : daiat | . ae P , evi ; Sma! . sah Payment—Bulance Terms gebichvay.) at TT . BON. > i versid 11540 ; ie nited R —— rd Si A 2 Pi 5 ys ag ts le te WN oe at “ ’ " ‘ +f ae: LA M f 7 Gr ic Ti¢ . _ j > if sat Peake UT Fi os be roy Ew oe 4 > 4 ; = te . seeiiah 44 — “ eet. x19): low price imc , sie 2 mem. 26 ; . on ) Hel Wanted = dod ee isrern ; hi | : . LS _ “is r. iP 4 53° “ ; ‘ ; ; astt. : ee ies r+ 20 k ath. IF ‘ IM ipe— Morden ss — = ' 7. id ——_— - 6. ae j SIF i — enim = ‘ 314! , 0a ' 0 ALL oN ONF FLAMIR % pond . . at RLEMA cA WOO. ; Ff e ; ' cnet} :A— Rune! 6 2 a }. ry} Fai _ sa’ : Se ema ree : “ eciadsgy RO KhF. kf ha ie is ae 0 : 'h AUS. —_ ¢ Pi ee Oe © eS - 2 oe . P iad ba apse ay beat “ar, high®ar 9, Pree eR St oLiivA- » room seme ‘. “ i .* . .¥% cy " 7 Po bes } ai . ° ta 4 iti x : * 6 rc . " : ‘ryt ; ’ ’ 7 ~~ , ‘ / | -_ , ; , . . "me F ‘ ; ; » 4 ni ' : j air ’ - ‘ het oF , en —O ** AV. saad FER 7 on ov gem Pt ite + emery | hy be 2 i Loa} i a EE AO ; 4 : A : , ’ 3 ‘ > id ‘ Ciel ‘ ™ — lot §Sx14 : THR AA L ne oder gat = 343 en A on” — hard Lic . g : : : : e232 © i , a ols ae ; , .é i HOME RAR: AIS FOR “6-FT Lot 4 ° v ‘ . . te ¥ a I t “ i he > A bas i ae - > . 8 5 ee net , bath. furnace: 6(-f00t V5 asy wood: fine | | TORE WINON A AV. m WiLL sane Bot matt prick all afoul | = & ) — rae: wet | 8. eee ; — : hat? Bt ee borne ; ne fFilian : :' sidan er heat ¢ rmichar ) shed : Se ee i. ee ' ' by arkec ous! ihe ; : ’ =) ant 3 foum t E ; F ee = . aH — ; " 1 : ‘ : Pha vate "3 “ é ‘ +* fo°fT Lar wut i’ ¥* " , 7 . . ; . es are af . ‘ F eed , «he ee ' ; : At the Post - Dis- » i . . ‘ > * > j : 7 » | i ‘ . . . , ’ La) . 3} ’ “ ia) a i — . 4 ‘ etti* : 3 ie e “ . - - ee ; : - . SS k. WRISRE RA 704 > L ; ; : . ; - at ~ ‘ “ria? ern { wre . ba Piba « ; ca : Piening ~™ ; j ae . capi oe oe mee ry “at ‘ont fr mr “ e ¢ ‘BRIN e o7}© », ; ° ‘ Tf : rt nl ' if eral Lis I } ef Y de. . co (Olfax 8:! 1. 7 $ ree mao rt é A, : _— 4 eh 14 "Sin 6c 7 = anda ill . 7 . . _ - od ass - . —_ cyt) 9 ba j 4 nl p eee “ . - * ? *s 7 UUACK. 4458—Here & it ol , r eoom cottage anc th r rTiish _ , Ro: : ’ Car’ tjian 20 eee BEIT : od de for : ; SCH ‘ pong il “G44 TERT " tab office -_s reams. “@-sters brick hungatow epee appoinimes cena = . -artieic © P.M Yeas h4 PoanmoniOWSsS GA ; oe nt an whekee re A gleepinge “1 19 R A rage: modern threnchenut, afteret Nase ~490_4-enom moder unzaio vet} sil — . ' at) L. SCHOPP, 214 Caiume Ridg. DUG Better afsowapert ti se % wee a TOOT eat: nenece. Murphy bed tile seet-ir « ohlv ; I ' oe | Pp you get motiate enle Sat aqane —_ oar ! rege lame a F. et! : a hee BEAUTIFUL home on Sappington Raston 5618-20 AND "FARK rigie * sete yet . eM ’ % me - a Aken 1 Ot cit\ « balance t /'> : . } ee he § ‘ 4 ? , " i s ‘ : - To ee as meer’ : ee" , odioenes ; : o > * ry if 4 te aa* rus DOEKFLINGER, - Realtor rd. just off of Gravois and Denny ro. ™ The finest 8-700 ngalo rou | MXATY-Ses S126 snconsenteigegg wh iy nurchaser: price , Jai - ae: ik ear echools help you need. Ask : ; ——- et bernie a? F a = os wh —_— r i rer | 4 ton nn . 77 Ww ©) bes - om prick. © nie hargall and income; ma, — h-reen punalow, bath. electric water and Pire ¢ ne fine $ cacgom e os +8 : : wA ; th.4 : oa a ’ ‘ ¢ : m ef YEE ? i? > . ‘i a4 . if .™ ’ r¢ £ _ bet? n n° double garage. Onen SUM ag i , 23 anm cotta 2- Ne 4 ’ 7c) - hs ath’ J : ° 4 : ¢ « : lon : si * -_ ‘ ower : we ; — J " «440 il rs 7 EA 4 peet 18S a ra a. : , ' TeELFIH 818 * 5 ' : by s 7 —— os ; " } buy : pn oe, we” — :* he jes , i 4 » ? 1 ? a. FP > Pe i ” Me ‘ 5 3 rim * tet? p . be . , mre ‘ — - a . a , ° satel : “a + Z ; — + oe? . . e " 4 ; ‘ | ane. pa ‘ ‘ F ‘ if " . : » A a ; + € i : 4 . gry : " i ' . a - - . , " : * : ey y* ? ‘ ; eeety? ' . ; 3 . ' * an ST niin eS GEES recat, te, BI 5. SoTH ST S30! it tric af. GF 5 ROOM Soe ! od | og = ) pit! se) | at rire : erma = =GArtC BOM | tau, e “Eo . ~ . ay » es 4 . ¢ . : -, ; x ,_™ eS cine. ‘ _ 2 som aren ~s _ ~~ a" TF =r ” Prey RiChk carag - - ————— : : | 1g tage ag IE : De : etiractiy: . rips beaut shades, | SISTA, 4144 —5- BOOM WRI ape , | able ov! oo seemed bs Bievx Fs Bt) —- —— yy ( AD ai : —— ore, brick & | ym halts. wt! ern) rarage ’ ro GARAGE, #4000 __ at & aS peat we nix S750 cash 5 A 4 4 + & ha ‘ - ‘ : * . -.% . ~e* iy? ; alten a ee ee . - docx WYOMING OT. . | 7 Bile etait " we: . ' WN Ziel ’ ' Chestnut. GArtieix 14.7 j { hs ~ cu yr” 8 a4 i 8621 E Graauc VAc.Cae ev: ai) \\< —

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TS, APART MENTS FOR SA SALE Wen MUST SET ACCOUNT “SICKNESS Is a i * 4-4 roy sTLIe DAL vi BURIAN S016 thoutes : kof ROM OWNER. >» room UOl-Wate, Pe. be Roch's parish: ; 7 ar . h-t) SINGL E ; L At—se-s0 larg urns. Dathe, new furna A bargain. S22 «Chestnut. £4 MaAm NG ty ee 4-4 bath. Rg ea- ru} Market. Y jer ESSEX HALL APTS. 5738 ENRIGHT, a and 4 room rt. pavalliomens floors in- 1] nu) per amn um op . el | 7 Ouis Cor Tif - ‘ miy acn ariic ulars - FF AMILY. : ND 5 OMS eT ee re 7 AND SOOMS——61: 3.750 ~ FT. ——— 2-PAMILY 77 ae seu. Vest. lot: $1500 “PAUL . JARZEMSKY, RE TOR, 1dr TYler 0429 e AND 6 ROOMS—$ 14.5 1007 Claytonia, attractive o ys le fiat; steam heat: hardwood fioors bathroom. 2-Car gurace: owner has ft a, one will make terms to suit. DAR ST-KEMPLAND CG... RE ALTORS. 30908 Clayton rd. liand 1619. nen today and Moendar. 6 room mude: iol 40140: “SON REALTY c™ : s fslimnrante Bie tw POSITIVE BARGAIN S882 Pr AGE—DOU - x FLAT. Das Ht.» +-jJaiii sini r ne furnaces ef +" nai : ; cat rentea S° 700 Tia ke See HERTY 2 = OO. S88 Chestant, BUNGALOW TYPE FLAT immer. GHGS: 5-o: large roome tie Wil} onsider 5 room ard of admission. E MAin 2813. Ee. kspenechied. Hiland. 2°60 FINE FOUR-FA MILY ; 73. Audubon, 3 blocks B8Outb of $-family flats: 4 TOORMIB and hardwood floors, gas. Water heater - ¢-car garaee RT Pepe ating, INSpeECtion ie mee will ade, oOpeD BUSH-BURNS. MAin 4527." (e811) Home Buyers, Inve estigate ! aDpartmeni % Na nave All ~ Ball Pui ; paths ae es ror OvDnoO- tlt Pershing ad “BUILD: De \ T Mooriand {hibe} i gj BEAUTIFUL SINGLE _ 6706 a AVENUE o-. dupicx at; Many hm it by owner for In University Cits Phone “‘eniine - iT GRand VE NZLI! ‘Hi (,Arf SACRIFICE - 6509. 1] SAN BONITA Prep C your ; pre? fips ’ — consider WENZL Te kK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 14°73 eet WwW * LA q s 7131-23 nout! niversite Part Just compleris ) singles With garages hat ate ; : ATE aths: decor; ’ ‘a rj ht. i 4 | ; ms Ow rer PA rh pao INVES STMENT FLAT a LAT 1&6 1A fl. | hathe reasonapie, TOO? Chee nen! 3» and 4 room fiat eee 4UST FINISHED. FINE NEW FL ATS wer “ frrrpe lie cs 4 thrice Poome ar tiled ath eac steam heat rent S241» brrildine verry rersonah e price and tert on JOOS and BOL Beit ax + a4 North west ind ustrial ro vee xtmee — ~ a> My p 4, tT ry" Ey mH ww ; oe a ST SS om ' LS aa nT Sa New Single F lats” Five roome hardwood, separatr eLOAM heating plants. Juet west of Fores! reasonable price. ZEIRIG Street —— ————— —————— | —_—— (i od A pa rt- ment Buy wet 6§-family apart Meni howsrs¢ rg 1 @partment containing Ss } reomes and «un purier: tile bath hardwood floors throuchout S carages ont | Property rentine for SSTO0 per. ven er willSsell at a bie: sacrifice: : ; {built : : VALLEY. Da rtic ui are Ke VALLEY TRUsT Co. Agt.. {Ain Ba40 4th and Fine. ___ RESIDENCES FOR SALE PAGEW OOD l THE $1 DOWN AND A WEEK SUB- DT\ aon proved a success for had a chance. Anyowe can pay $1 mn week op a build- MIX Tse! feet, Some buyers have aCir homes on our $1 down and §1 ;@ week payment plan lout buying. ty! Avenue t the man whe Voodaeon Road. Saiceimmen im of fix on ground AL’ THE IMER & ERO. REALTY CoO. rr * ’ ery * AN OPPORT UNITY ln if Tou ar red if inoking at “just vuseSs en Seville Spar moet beaut.!u: ; Nicely taid- bedrooms, 3 up- th irge vitrolite bath and Muid's bedroom and bath down- Studio living reom entered throuch ;Wroucht jiron gates Macnificent circuiar pSiairway, -car carage in agement; owl ers meer ine bi Calitorni ie. will sell furnk ‘ture if or meapection. 844 AU pu BON DRIVE es BEX ; roonr,. 4 Central ® Rarage. : 4 Sanaa I PGRAND, 1°25 N.—W! rovins bath, | hot-water heat ; MULLIN-WALTERS 1ROOMS—Seven. well-built. centrally lo Cated orice Teqecara tle owner jeaving Mrs. M. P McArdic. WEbsier ‘c) a r Webster LHSOw S4x, WASHINGTON. LOT 5Ox124. 11-ROOM | BAESG ROVE: & SPECHT. 112 N. TT, i HoMt. —— INVESTMENT wore th ON ° attached residences, each, garage. Live : rrify €ee5o CO... GArt REALTY CO . rriimvie : ny fry North -/$—panas Yor ‘ rire ies Pes then rey Soy : — ition Hv suip des, ¥. eiptenenain rr. ¢o.. Ge" Or NID PAT? PrPONTAGE— ° reom rick: all tmrrovem conte $500 Gown: terme. 6059 Clea we aETT rdwood fore ‘ i S$5e0") GREER 3th? )..- re tile bath. = bJNDAY, ot Vee 4G +4? Paak & ~*-« + ' « "RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES | FOR SALE Your Own Home This Spring aie enemestnenaatinneiaed Soi ee = ~ A le Na eater a tia > oa ~ o- ol: 6-roon - hot-water sen! HA RTWiG-vit' : Ls TENINGTON AV. | xx CASTLEMAN AV. bath. Andel i. ATTER). 252—Dands furnace. farages:, pPargcuin, 3067. FOSKIN-G ABRERT-SEATTERY irna l-car garag Lot is Av. ite oF L LOR. WANT DEFER. Bie porch, hot-water heat 2103 Brem CB ya sate nce, Cun | ———“ Ne. 4058 FLORA ac oe boa: rai ae ; ' ; * . a 6 ROOMS ONLY Sol XN. by» ix ° JONES R. F MAKE LACLEDE 433° 417 —v Rirvtivis Hi-NKIETTA. RoOd*MIN HOUSE. "«¢ AND OWNER OF 2920 SULLIVAN hardwood floors, garas VERY, VERY MODERN HOMPF— COKNER HUMPHREYS Sars we must ell oui 8 rooms. tii ~ id 9-1900m res bath o1! mwrne? 7 Wa.is, ¥ Xx ure MA if t ia : ©] # fs r ~ ; i Sf ” : . = todar. «ure WM. EF. WRISBEKG. 2204 (HATUNE EY} ?. HEATH qc ¢). ¢, Arfield 2tT65 is ‘= KENNE TT FP oy ROOMS: ONLY $8500: sT0@ CAST vith 3 ture: near Laf: ye SQ: > ’ 7 5 .* ars) ’ salan rent : fer mH sat $68) RY VS ROOM REST &"2000 REAL AL ESTA ! ATE For Sale, E xchange, RESIDENCES FOR SALE South RESIDENCES FOR SALE BARGAIN 3319 ST. VINCENT ecod order: 58 SHENANDOAN 2008. VIRGINIA _ 3011 GEYER br gar 3965. RUSSELL “ REALTY ae Southweet CLIFTON HEIGHTS OME ~sanes 6219 Famous; 5 large rooms, hot-water heat, 50 ft. lot. street made. WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArf. 1427. Ketone! a “er KN mao SE. i i Height ‘ - rr . ourne ) "Tr. + E C OR NE ER LO T rnace. ] eo Ds W est ARU NDE LAN RATaAgre i I & a AS hest if AL KER 4 “ . rye ATTR. ACTIVE FRAME REALE. NOT © o05 har dv 7 ] SU S M 1] Northwest . oo “MOl ND CITY ThUST. ha | ‘eT Lik) 74 CUPPLES HOSE. RtssELL 20°° BReautiful G-rooem dence, with tile bath, hoi-alr heat wood floors site roof double Li priced right fo tick sale Terms DORRFLING L R. REALTORS. Vietor O895 , R iss S ro Ms, mod- SPAI DING. 49 49030—Lovets . gar uge eo make a ff I TT, fad . ~ S ACRE. t | eo ~ > ACRES AND GOOD HOUSE oes Pr) - nes uD aft Pr at Nei ee - assum 7 se Aue _-_ sae ae ,? ; sad ai wie GRAVOIS HOSEK.,. 1807 GRAVOIs y San TOE 1807 n ' — e _- : ‘i ——: TEM vise Cn ALLEN aaad , ber itis ON ey ern kK. KE. CO... 4293 Chestnut i roome: “IDE AL - HOME” J} NRY HiEMENZ fh f fii4 ps RARGAIN—“MALL KESIDENCTL. i r dandy. 6-roon ime ty G ata: 6 room $500 . ‘ ” ; 56 Ov : es here “> 52 : Reneel.Wehe. Grand. LAc. 8544 n > = = | |: IN ie R ES NCE T. BARG /AIN BEN IDEN mete Gunil DIOCKS Heer | ws ; “CHRISTIAN BRINKOP K. FE. co... nr he pil ~ 4 ‘ TON? Chestnont. AN SAN ‘ATES JOHN DOCKERY A Ve A IS19 ( - ee, + 9049 (‘}); ? a *}) *s i TON RP.. Bile: Hi-POINTE CLEMENS RENT 6056 PLANCHE. TY! “ff we; OR ON] ‘ £500) CASH, Y todas HEATH CO. GArtfield 2165 ‘ ry | - g840 DELMAR THOMPSON RFR. CO. PArkview O141 wane 6 DeGIVERVILLE & PRICE REDUCED x : a. a 6 a. _SAVING* TRI ; R15 49°22 FOREST PARK, $15,000. = 4, ' 4 ada CHAUNCLY P. “HE. \TH CO. ‘NTAIN 4544-—% roor GArfield 3185 i a. af gr arage ; SAVINGS. TRI ST LO. 4915 Delmar. DF I I ’ . 1 371—7 1-50 Be RINGSHIGHW ned a p! P LT DOWN NO. 4379 LAC L E Di —- —— It—v¥ rooms, 2 Baths. easy if ry? ~ oh ~ O a Ot as ing salt “ a oe owners say | RE SIDE NG k Pe bes BARGAIN me: Son brick. =f (:Arfieid 9Ou°?. OOK AT 5 HUWARTD. Pe ne az Bsn , SOO. HAUNCI EY PL HEAT Hi re if has GArfieid 3] furnace. elec- rages: owner leaving town. co bora in REAL ESTATE er! NER Ve al oe . . 0 @CiulsSion Ca. SAYS, ag ge ~ ONCE: & BRO.. B15 “NEA E ae ard L. Bake well 118 N. GArfield 5555. est. 4 IDEAL wyDow N BL. HOME, R UNIVERSITY LANE.” of Skinker road beau- € Xtra well built home 10 ths araces, iot 140x185. TE ‘ME iy SR Me od 614 © Chestnut. aink”s fh bengal AV. “SOU TH “ie , 4 ry? rye et Lass > ri¢ (ral OG slate ro ¢ carags a t rrain: « 4. F. GROFBL. REALTOR, 722 uf 4549 PERSHING QA PRICE REDUCED PRINCETON 6901 WONDERIUL- 9-ROOM RESIDENCE. LOCATED TWO BATHs: LAKGE - NEAR SCHOOLS, CHURCHES AND BUTTS REALTY C0.. 726 Chestnnat LISTEN, 5207 RIDGE ] i ad Ve VM »* 54 sia Karas t i" - i rf CHAUNCEY P. HEATH ©0. WASHINGTON ° - rrié aPrrad GArfield 3165 Xf . LLMER 6360 SAN BONITA "amr 4 Sh vs ERGER j4 TOO04G TE ASD ALF—MUsST SELL 5-ROOM NEW _ BRICK—8$11,000 ck git . Y Ar. 2165. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO., GIRALDIN BROS, R. PF Oe BRR FS tat * EMmboi ON THE 7 ne & a : ee t. soeny & 4 B23 Che (146 WATERMAN NEW LIST! Vv We CHAUNCI HILL, YP. MARYLAND PEE T—MODERN HO , la yaad toda} open 2 te 2. HEATH ©€0. GArfield 21€ TERKACH | ME S'3 HOE ) HOUSE se ryer REN 41.THE B AR GAIN E hes IMER & BRO 74 Maple: +e ms, har 4 tile wher Will fe DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., WEST END PESIDENC ‘E iw qd floors. Y Pye ‘ > oe le ~ %. = 4 » a’ a vy; f a ‘ OH fer ‘908 C hestnut. ms) . ZY : “ 2 ==> i206 Westmoreland J 4 modern home of 7*= rooms. 2 sun aie a porches, oil burner, Y-car Will : consider apartment, xwuragce. BUY oms, ba [OME "$6000. tad ; = ~s iy ‘} - eset oe iurnace: sy 4 ~ . (on ~~ 4 ; N ey. 4 Vi [. EPSTEIN & tape AT 4) 6152 |OHN GRET THE DR AL PARISH hw Re } 17 Trt Westminster A W ONDE R 2 UL HOME Ble’ D- Ca\r aa Re — 7 "HILL CR EST } utiluU Brir Lip #5844 prs Ham yu Park Home > Vest ? 4 CHAUNCE Hampton drive rust ooh — eiF€ gcre it g! nd: beau rett . = en Sunday. _ es - CO. GAR. ener: al e 7 ght mgnt and on term Ss SAVINGS TRUST CO... 49015 Delmar. an . = rr > ~ 7 py 4147 WEST PINE Well-built 10-re0om honse bath furnace. lot B@x”?1h; this district is enhanring rapidiy and the future is assured, now priced at $11,000; arrange for inspection. 7410 Ch hot-water DAKST-h OW NER Owner will 707 Clayton Rd. (‘pen today and Mondar. ‘Ga ee ROOMS 1? OOO wins Be Le ad ayon rd.; heat, tile bath, sacrifice. Keasonable terme. EMPLAND CO... KEALTORS, Hilland J019 MAin “162. G17 Chestnut. Af) 13\ VINDERME! ENN "VY £alage en. ERT T. TERRY & tm + - : i { ausland 2-story brick residence, tile roof, garage. $500 CASH—840 MONTHL’ ; ; lif fers e IP RO MUST have quick sale on this 1ll-reom house, going at a bargain, offer wanted. FOO Maple. Slates oe BRAY, Re r. TO8 Chestnut. GAr. T3574 wey UME! £750 ¢ASH—OSLY 850 MONTHLY — ‘ (in ifs . erg fi. mn rpeg (312 PI ONE | wiVERAITY RINCE BIAMK NORTH i?44 i ns; hardwoo tino tile FOR ap . 1 PARK HOME TON AV lf ) Cases. daily and Sunday. Articles Found When the loss is advertised in the Post-Dispatch Lost & Found Columns restoration is made promptly in most For years and years the Post-Dispatch has carried fer more Lost and Found Ads than any other St. Louis newspaper. Lost Ads im the Post- Dispatch ave read by far more St. Louis Readers i+ .. ‘ ris ive ORLAN ‘ec —NEW OF DELMAR BI. Most Persons Are |/| ac Honest 24 Return Gar ‘ ase 7011 NTRY PLAC IN Cla WAKELNGTON—IN\ EXTIGATE ’ my a wer vs Dy card AMS & “we tiie ALT! FIMER WILLI a j rere WITH A FUTURE = rie | Phone MAin i117] | iY (“A RA a _ - # 4 mr > path " d, condition. FO) o 3277 Wanted, and Bungalows, _ Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For r Sale Today. eT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH._ _18B RES a —* SALE MU ST SELL THIS MONTH LWLEY R. CO MAin 78! , BUTTS REALTY COMPANY REA 3¢+""~ & ceretrncT ae, a END ae we het et’ on ee ~ f + a ee * Hi A R EAL BARGAIN THESE HOMES AND OTHERS OF Tt RESIDENCES FC FOR SALE Wes SERVING ST. LOUIS SINCE 1898 WITH BETTER HOMES WE ARE OFFERING | WONDERFUL VALUES IN MODERN HOMES ON EASY TERMS SEE THEM NOW WEST MINSTER—I0 ROOMS, AINGSRURY—O BROOMS. W ASHINGTON—o BROOMS. WATERMAN—10 KOOMS. KINGSBURY—7 ROOMS. KINGSBURY—T7 ROOMS, KAYMOND—® ROOMS. CABANNE—10 ROOMS. CABANNE—® ROOMS. NORTHLAND—S ROOMS. PEKSHING—7 BOOMS, PrERSHING—S BROOMS. PERSHING—®9 ROOMS. Hr WESTMINSTER—* ROOMS. WE WILL ARRANGE TO SHOW ‘ ° > ow tet vou Lb 4 ‘SIZE AND PRICE _YOU DESIRE. JUST a Beautiful a MUST [ SE LL Ql IC KLY! ‘j 4 Wo Dp exer EPTIONALLY GOOD BUY. AOSD V eatin ’ titractive moder x. J.-I. EPSTEIN & SON 617 CHESTNUT ST MAIN 716% Roomiug Wondertul House Opportunity SROT Westmir ' it 1U-room house. ideally ! Gd roomers. arge cioset In each roorn compietely rene- vated and re patred: est location in town * for roon ing house: ar im: #ma ment, lance on easy terms; todav os «€ mr. ™ EDMI ND N. DAVIS AT YOUR PRICE Y/ Six-room jatt-brick col onial residence has hardwood ’ through ot tile bath : tub: hot water heat. 1125 Chestrut. aay Sui MORTGAGE 7.22 Chestn WE ST END HOMES NORTHMOOR DRIVE iVvO— New. 6 rooms, hot-water heat: theor- oughly modern: side drive: brick garage. 55k] VERNON— -- Kacenmeag hardwood floors, furnace, brick rage: in good conditicn: reasonable. 54: 5O CLEMEN 8 rooms. a oy nonresident OAK COURT (just weet and south ef Pagce)— rooms. hot-water heat. floors: double garage’ built by 6937 GARNER (iwet —f-room bungalow: hardwood fileors: very well For a information and atminsion. ERT G. BLANKE R. F. CO., ui gon MAin 3046. WE =A END HOMES (929 Wa rYi3 Th ; ' furnace, ow ner wants 1291. of Hamll- owner. hot-water heat. built. , ind other ’. geet rice @ f hestnes A Magnificent Home Beautiful Forest Ridge Full detalles upen applica Mercantile Trust (" o. Eighth & Ya x : ; ar ee. ‘NE W HOU SES Va eet if | ~ LE, alt me RO? Chestnut ~ a CORN ble ; uk AND LEE ‘ - taj fw; “ Fe tree . ee for her ‘premens r HEATH rar 10% Cer i ¢ store and flat; 61060 cash - big Pee ol (. Airfield 7 tan fens > NINE TEE. NTH 4438 & ~——Biore and fial ry? vee> ae gi} i SORTHEA 1 KL JORME VER. Pieen RITy. & INV. neal COifax 3425-4 aa — arn » ula Cine 608 $160 «@ im asec lo good 9414. js mony 4500-02—Juet ena of G-ané: jncon e#f.: eee lent .ceastion, Fealtor 72° Cheer et. ESTABLISHMENT — Par eguipved. Apply 2144 Si) . 7 wher — A. ITE FACTORY BIILDING ractically new factory tugld- “) eguare feet | floor, with ex. 4 must be 20:0 Ot once: saecrt- Y FP. HEATH CO GArtieia “TORE AND FLAT BARGAIN Montgomery: @ doors from Jef.- “~. @¢room flat avove, garage. ONES B. BE. CO. GArf. 7086. 3) 45 FIrRODTMAN K. BE. OO. x hw set we © 3950-82 KENT “siz eX ry ay. AND 3 RAL ATS: EEE ENN MEE MOB re bmn rir 2 reeset . Sry P GIR A Me PORE RET Ee ONE EO NE i i RA NO BRD Lo - > ao ee Rings 9 a” * — a oe ~ ray ee & qyoet —— 4 a “4 ; - aa Se te: ym Gon » = BO Teen a if ee my Ho ge % » Pay, ee ae " $ 2 — >> & ~~ a yy. > he BG a ee ‘san ae x the i Sale ee ee pe heer te 7 =e I ~ ss Seatac a age- a ae A Wh ad ws aon | a ee ae Wp hy 0 Ry AG AN tip lh PB a et, Rr eon — 8 HO le a. oe. 7 S “yy Teco ae - . erg _ & Hee oe “oe

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Household . : SR: ——— +o sot cir SSSES aR Tears a » ee ee ee . 3% : ST. LOUIS, SU NDAY MORNING, MAY 29, 1997. pans Without | j= vem : . foe | | imine JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER | HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR ISssion | | n d e x a; oO | —_Instru ts_For Sale Talking Machines For Sale sExG pempee 3 ge ng, Oey oo ae oF | DAVEN®STTE SETS. SA15) FPS OOPS FOR SALE —SS= BOOS FOR ee ST POR SAU -___— : . (c7) | Zauy; bee vated | cheap; owner leaving city. 918 Wilming: | Z o > | BR kt L NA SWIC K— Edison me a | if} sacrifice Box STN 5-27 POET aX Wee i . Ly j Pp yy: ite . [ ] a $s1 1¢ ords: $35. COlfax Bat) an a DIAMOND RING—Lady’s:; $50; cost “eo | eecrec: aiinost i Be Liton. Kiverside 4025W | EX | BRUN - Od. | pox _D-53._Fost-Dispetch. = | — taegeet eR. 3 ptt. | FURNITCRE—W sacrifice dining room “FURNI T URE CHANGE hmite Tr & i qd time secured by ~ . A GENUINE profe ssional ER BRU NSW ‘ . ; , 3 +t and ¥ i] CCE . , , 1006 OLIVE ST. | special this week: stire open unt oe clock | information or inspection. Box C-226 Post. | low prices. Lev) ; 311 14th st. c : SS ix. £as ran gc. vanity dresser Ss | OR +1 — Tf + i> e 3 Loans eereeese seen eeeeee , All-Cotton J a pu tO take advantage of th; _ | t IS jij Bicycles. Motorcycles ....+.-..5. open until AEOLIAN CO., 1 Dispatch. DINING SUITE— Beautisul wainut: rug: |, . ard ‘ete ce die ; ther furniture: cheap. tQO7a Ciayton.ic) | ° On renee tables oa i} I a ucas-Hunt Leaving ty. |] ™ Ly, 24 Lucas-} i. pa Ving ' Golden Oak Buffet. .........c ok Metal Beds, full OP DA BGS ose cd catsdniicnee and $1.50 eke os ae oe ms, special th (cB9) | DINING RUUOM sEToGasslove en | Ghee dae Laie ln one ee Se) B-FIOCO PATIOS Bulte « . on csc cecenccsseseceeehbns onan re ; see get fie other furniture i | Golden Oak 3-Piece Davenette Suite... ........seccee+$29.75 er raries i] teal, Coke. Wood TEL oe 2 Ngee —— ve | exehanse (Miecel.) eexeere ef®@t@ene ovis florses Vehicles me : PORATED : = hii H gsehold Goods é Household Goods v anted . eee | XYLOPH iNk—Deagan ¢ enu floor | Week: &tore open yntj) clock Decors 3 .. 101 OL ay | _ette. coal range. 151] Hampton. (cp | ts other fur sei Golden Oak Buffet. Table and 6 Chairs..............$86.75 orrespondcnits of 4 | Instruciion (Music) — SS. A. & 1. Dunn, “p15 Frarklin A AEOLI: E HAVE 2 Number of BSAXO NIC Clete . a y DINING ROOM ST IT - — . + ‘ 4 i as phone s. cor wr. ? > ; aN‘ . k—Ame!: icaDp waipnut oan mt gp teen d.ums. banitos and clur- Za ey Sie. like ul cre i HOU SEHOLD GOODS S180 rug. 3824A Oregon av. Ee U N T uo Ee | ete 4 Cemonstraters; priced fo Ld. Ub ie OME Pence” paneer apa LiINING wi > . ” Piearance at disc ants ranging i gk sense PR sie | ' Antiques ee pee gg? wrens Ware rr | | Room Outfit complete, Kitchen, Bedroom || || 6 00 SOUr peace i eney terms and will acesnt PHONOGTAP 'H—And uprigt ano. | ANTIQUES—Mahogany dining room chairs | DINING-ROOM SETotPTacticnty nee | ant en” pe Se Ine Cunne:, me and Living Room including floorcovering e i eee poi in trade: special | 4650) ® sais ——e : ‘| and table. crotch mahogany bookcases! $200 : A ne Ca) ww. | S26 Se ir Val of ne “a | , this week: store Ope u il o'ele ck Dare | ~~ TO SNE RT oes eS erage ‘ lo rolls, ench, } a ' =" en cae" S OER capi 2° 5 onn Lennemen, 2a - * — I | nished com- r "tm nd - [ie oO un! ty to BOCK UL on th i= ¥ haa ry : + ‘ 17 me. - ae ee a i “ ' Box ¥-149 } ‘Ost- Dispatch. ic) Di NING SU | r paeeB lund walnut, other . . ove n Ss. $55 - 100)- pound capacity ce | a . 7 an of merchandise. All rolis subject to | —— semanas “amas - asningt | furniture. r the ° ox, $15: mail ice box, * ] double | } AU CTION ii plete: kitch- JOU examination before Pirchage. . ry Ofuunterg ‘ost SITS: pyerfecr a ue. _ cneap. $476 McPherson. ’ al , jue ees . Military - ti b a | CONROY'S. 1100 Olive. (cB) | _™! 2 ae _™ ve HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | DINING-ROOM ss ee renee Prva sige R tudiie 024 Be con | a TUESD AY en, edaroom | Dis 2.GAIN tongue &'s LOLA—-Cost S85 Ray Xtr leaves. Cal undas . - —_—— IF 4 ' . nea PEt U Pgs | nome a ‘ eC ORG 20) Prt — eimai, bs i de BUGGS-—Heed: meusic rolis; electric aT Seaaie 2327 Minnesota. ie} | GAS RANGE— wth hite enamel, Quick Meal. ROM 10 A M and living room, including one vag endel! Ampico re- | =———- ; ae ndeler, 4°2R Chouteau VINING-ROOM SUITE—Walnut oblong Lorrait Monday a721 Latayettie. _(c) | FRO! : Sy ap i floorcovering. $2 a week. . ‘ i iy iil hes di ieTresRa AYN . A Sig rea *e we eeee producing grand piano: has never left cir! ——_—__-—— — ~ $$ & ; ba ST ae wil] be — to he highest —. ' A D in . _— i— c oui ‘aba S80 G6 Fons ‘pe oo 4: 4 govd ! ge — o -_ =) ‘GE sein TO . ”. TCTION ' Bring this ad, as it will allow Ger over cost. Can be Been anv time du ————— - nn n rog.. 402 lelmar urn: = TOS | Ing the Gar. Ask for Mr. Boos. Conve “@ BABY BUGGY—First-ciass condition; $12.) DINING-KUOUM si LLE—d-piece “Watnui) GAS RANGE—Gariand high oven; good MISSOl Ri AU “ ‘ —" $5 as part payment. ' iter lent terms if Ges) red to Teap: msible parties. Ww ated ; 3 +, - t # . (Cc me Renaissance ; like nev : reasvunahbie condi hon $$] i i ‘ briaa ibt oe i ("( mM PAN y 6 G LO ANS {ypewr Ss { ‘ONROY’ S 1100 Ov ve. icR) ' CASH paic 7, , rad) appa — b) ‘ j > o@63] { hippewa. Recond east, {rj le A - RA NW k— A \ La Bi oven ; Cav) : — I ; Special Bargains ; i pe Poe secon “re t . “iO our ‘ " ; m - —_ - . ree A ene = “gee Sete eee i i} ie AMPICU SPECIAL. Market, 12°% Chest nut. wey Pye) ) ; .z INING ROOM si tr French Wal! nu! : ner used 4+ month SID. 1128A Walton. | 2009 MORG AN ST iH are Slihtls y used Marshall and Wengell re- DIO Wid —Will take a Tadio in tcaje | PAY CARKIAGE—Tai Sidway;, 006 Ghee eenkd Guick sale wantec; call;GAS RANGE—White enamel small side | ns isl) | | $30 REFRIGERATOR. $19.75 aulab e will vl ve al! a 7 Producing grand piano, cannot fhe told! on used ear AO en nen is tei: nie ¥ _ condition _- Se » Menard. am >.) te) oven: bargain. 52: Page. | RANGE—Compbination. blue enamel, Cac ~ A c ise ssion ncurs n =~ MUSICAL | from new: as ve have Giscontinned the “Tye } 4 titer S, M ton 20 ocust b2 ; i ot »y on Liovd blue reed giass DIN] NG- Re JOM EL’ ITE—Fumed oak, G25 7 GAS R AN( »F—Hrid ve & } 2h latest atiyie: best condition. $35. 5895 Maple. CADbany i ii $39 QU IcK MEAL GAB s4ISCUS i 0 Oo li- ww d ee ee one — refuse anv rearonab.e | ; BE nay mor " a ee F ca SD rm curtain, like new: oall Sun- Dei K00d canditix on. Dennie Bros. 4524 white doors S5 LIZA Watton. 1543 e | RANGE - $12 60 ’ : : ' oO er S far i ’ + Y> ? tae ie ae ae . - er ig . *) - Pigs 7 ror ay . ; 2 , : _ oO 2 2 2024 oe - ; tricily confidential. ante et r oOs With reference to this [ dG xchange. 1343 «A. roadw. pay. Leemaiited Fichelberger. . oe | GAB RANGE—Quick Meal, , ail _ White | RANGES—Used combination, ecabiner gar i. $200 Velour Bea Living-Room 3 Y a .GE— reec, ry | DINING: ROOM TABLE—€ chairs, buffet.| enamel $20. Bemis Bros.. 4524 Delmar. ranges. regulation | style gas Pye my ta | Suites. as ] $89.75 . very A] conc v i . , ~ ow as. sre © ee 8 @ ogo a, Mt it TS TS bt 0D ee BS pe be oe ee dl . me An. Lord on ~~ ad ™ 7 eee nee. 2 ere ee - = 3. ee ; yn © cons . ‘ fF pay cash for } Thiebes, 1103 ee ee 1190 911 (oR — os eth Si) paar —_ . " JS. ae | U J ‘ a . - er = 4s ikea na , } y } » " Pa | fr Da} cA : : i re. cR) w if ls: ‘Oo , 4ixe new; cnecanp 573¢:> how lly hew; reasonabie. FOrest (FAS RA NG E— sre ave nh; white OU! Priv. in) bl ac K and ename: b RE CO. Ot (Cc)! refrigerator S396KA St. Ferdinand. | SOUTH END HARDW || Dressers. Beds oan all kinds of Furni- , Diasil, om aoe ee Re i ae, Se OP Here ig a real buy in a used player: ACHEIA ces Of ranite soit 3416 oK; table, chairs. Spanish design; chairs covered with ex eondition: 0023 Murdock. fe) | , — — — : 7 A - Mm ae ia: ‘ M { ’ - | C 8: cuaranteed Obe year: terms, SCORDION taugent ~ . : Term 15 ¢ h 4 verv c€asv ms Slo Cas $2 W e | COMPANY is. DINING-ROOM BETS i'view 318 make: cheap live. MAIn_ $e 10. T'TOP "¢ ’ MORTGAGE CO. - op ed ee OL ae WWritas -. WARDROBE—Like new, $3. DINING-ROOM—¥g ie ry 2861 Gravois GRané 9150. |} ture. very chea UST ST. ’ Musical onan | Beautiful mahogany case, excellent tone. i yt 3 soid for less mone« Dan Lani agg | KANGE oo eee 00d | | RE BCILT WASHERS—Thors and A, B. || : Quality. iT] 1o¥ | New and Used Radio Exct : ~- > “ : : i | ’ y “ ive “amen go ae — iroadn: 4 —-ACHAMEE. 134: 4 2: | BE! Ing desk. rug. arenie. | pensive red mohair; also gorgeous mirror AS RA = oven: white enamel per wee _— | FURNITURE and courst ~ Ot Sv | ° nen Ma reoecoww oe 3452 Ttah to match; cost S$¥50; will sell for $475: gine 376 Biackast o —y ment BC , - ; TY .EHM AN Pp IANO ( Q. 1101 OLIVE , A rr) oN P= po a. ne pitt & WU. ; si B8CGii r J 0 like new 1376 Biac katone j RTNER A ge Tol co... i} GArfield 6E36, Christenser__: : ¢ ci BABY GRAND—Cost $1150, 3300 - =. “iin Pm sg 4¢ a eno $79. SED—Double, and spring; bargain, 6111 gopd reason for selling; no dealera. 1515 | a6 RANGE—Quick Meal. porch GAB 3521 } | lay i} . ’ 4 4 : ’ ~s nil ry, : . > erm : i ‘ i as i +> ‘ La ‘al ne - Bs os . > ovo 5 . urd. ar | ly t ‘s > o 4 uA - Chas va aw ; 4 ' pian tun 2. -@ -| frellabie party: leaving city. Box C-328 % . 4 RADIOLA—WN{_ U0; Ver elec. —_—_— i _ anf | See GOOF _NOFth. | Tug shade eo-cart. dining room 6et. 4 | REF RIGER eee my ie Seegar 2618 FRANKLIN AV. ee |; Poge- Toiene teh thy ’ pares th ae = ¢ Gouble 7 oa “Hi! “ trarot th . condition: rea- i fine 9 ne » ; - 6304 W estiminster. (cz) Open Saturday and Monday cena . ster) {} a i » 7) « , if Lif - we vi.’ ary "oO Ee + “\¢ ; P . P m a ’ 1. & Varreiman av... 1 block piece Americin wainut: elmost | Gas RANG E—Cabinet. Quick Men REF ‘RIGERATOR—7o-lb. capacity; ms c) dlectric 1 . re’ a. © lated repa lved: 16 veare = ‘ | Bs r Se a hed . >. | Price H lias tOV4. (4 ] Veta Lah é; - ot att its - == | yp mond Bagg nin nbgyercne genes “ . i ; ~ t ; i+f bi | . ' ‘ r re) ois sieges | = in aby po al ee = rice eos x name}: cheap. GRane , 9498. 3200 Chero- | will seil $15 5468 Vernon. ’ ee “% 2 Sino. 4 “head he ; ebonsib gers ay — Sho. Ps is oa ar "agg aon ton ~ = ott #1. : Le8 y - a down 0189W. 702 gam BROS 411 ¢ 14th aa pam. ded | CAS Ra SCE | vexcetient condition: bargain. 3832 West- | Rect 0655. £600, red and connected free, | Mioster_pl | KOR SALE . Tn deed oe a Y » - . a . xe bas Course: LO; : 7 : / ng oe Lr@rTs or ‘ Str i Di JBRANSE N“ PLAYER-F! ANO — Latest 2:32. ie . Toe a CON . , ‘ 7 aret white Irust Ice | : x: ferners 3656 Ey a (c) a condition. Cost : | REFRIGERATOR—100-Ib. capacity, leather S rooms of furniture. all in food con- ™ a 3 NT LOANS ‘ | ; = gtao mer st ls manogkunv: ve fy 10 pedal: + ai “olinist openin win ‘ AaAYT) : ie istance ian oi ' : | EXPERIENC ED vi lis ; t u ropular Dlaver DiAnO: ‘ EW rolls end new x1" ~ ‘3 os atten ‘ . call od servic . _€0 ? aes ee! ee | 4 Se] 1 $12 5 if taken Sunda y morn- |= a Sia ats ata naseetione 3 doors; ep _lvme-room suite. pe ten, induding plameratonn eS ‘+> ic > ‘ -: ~ yt os” ‘ ryerc'iZ It. at wed ‘ 7 y BL2L9M. 5842A McPherson =] $1.50 ver week AEOLIAN CO. | DIO—Atwater Ker > Of al! kinds: np oe | 5 s ‘ : 2 a 100 itve gt, P mee . WT} se - : , si a ms a in r or on iv. ; OV cr O , Lf te > Ae ai Re . - ~ > ae ne le r pian eet bich | é ; INTE ~ Dei — is rurnin ; ix 4 nit "% 83 ane . ' “ iat u ‘ et S ( c - ing * A = ; re Oe y Quick ] { l. h- ‘rh. pr. REF ggg Fg yl ity , BR ype nn! discontinue home. Ww ill sel! ail i 506 a se ‘ O86 ee aoe ™%* cash or terme may be arranged. DE)lmar =1.°% Beginning 6 Monthg reproducing grand: cost $2200) bh SERS—T Lirik “ws ER! Wo he one Aree one fect nait 1: china civceet. O« , oe in * i } > is oak: pareain: $35. Box Y-38{ Post-Dis. 6913W (c83) ending on Security a en ae ee Se deme — $S00: want $100 cash, bal- = —— —— : ian: hace gprin 7 t Fe ne : ‘ihe —— i PATIO aye ze , |. ols mall | 8°" ie neM » , ernie s™:; Sud ~ Jeffers m (Cc) ne p -ophon- pa 3863 Botanica pn aes iy elas. giants - pn gw 1d | | andoah leebones: Sightly umd. 2021 cap) . er-Armstrong 1. F. Co, ynsae victrola nea D nut -, | andoa 1808 OLIVE &T. IN THE LOW RENT DISTRICT a i 7 - erson. ELECTRIC PIANO—$100: nickel slot: ke — — = | cece. |; new. 3844 8S. Compton ceAp . { A— can 1 eet parm PEI) TR Vith spring , less cooker Ls kif T Rit RANGH—Excellient condi ; Pn vie 4 ethod: rea ESTEY PIANO og }ul trade for emuler set ee eee SRE viran gle soos P ’ 1340) N. Kingsland. (¢ bEATER—Coie downdraft No = tes Oe ar OST W (re Just th inane for the beginner | ea spatcn ; ¥ wh wee ma ‘ - hi.kt"s RIC RA NGE — WV esting! ouse; ver Huck's eas rans 9 A, L. M.. good con- Old furniture exchanged for new. Follow- + ______ - : 3 D Wee: Srey? SSE) cctenn saat a ee me | 2 (HOM LY b——Anitig wainut, rehahie iinarend _ ad ition, $15. Call Tuesday. 3134 8. Michi ing special for a limited time; Kitchen cab- i neeaesae 2 SLATES: LE HMAN ~wO €O.. 1101 OLIV benulifu fit if H43° HY —— - . — mh a inets, $15; refrigerators. $8.50; oes A ‘ A er" IS é . aoa ere i “Sefer ny Bishi CiTM —BKeautiful &-piece wai- : L poms rooms, MCuseheid gouds: KCEVTor — . : ee sa A refrigerator, we have an assortment of | ranges, $12: dinin i 49: ine at tar GRAND PLANGO—i want anil , 6 “0 , » JOIUA na! VE PCH) MACH =. 8 1 — 2 ee y . Announ: ihe opening of 1e7 ciate hd i ant t me lj 1! nd —— — -- tif . Dbargaln ade ates io) ov Lt elo. , ATrsena! : relia : nae ” new and used opes. of variove sizes. ome tuffed liv , { OR: Pa PRIN a‘’Tt’ > ‘ ' é yay . apartment size mahoranyv inis? Al ‘ Di « ] Tacit ‘ 4 ¢ : a a? oe - : r " a ak Bi ‘ : ‘oOnternt ¢ r aet bis Ou sesiziy - . ‘ ‘ ‘ , ced a le w as BS 5 CEntral P4580. —_ . ang- wn ou tes. $ ‘rd v Bey 4721 B01 Will take $475 for immediate sale: piane | $4. mplete ee this outfit oes te eee ee Uses Oe wtes ith sila aces go Mage Soe » Nee Call anv day Li labama av are PesCee as 0 ag snes tion ranges, $22; davenettes, $10. Com lane | “ ~PASONE del 2484 a) | a —— VER SWEEPER MISSOURL plete home furnishere. Cash or termes. 2) ble - (cl14) —_— J r ¥ > *,r% > — ITURE-—For three reoms, complete. | ia ieee fe ell reasonable. Phone | Esp i\ , ' ° ” c AL HT Nf ce ee f S. 7E Nf na foto best of Care looks like new j ; is ui ji — - — _ : - = = : iP her ST DPEimar bsSeew . accept $100 down, $29 monthir on balance Lit Three used RCA 1 100) loud ocnaiaees a.” u pieces: cheap: No Gtal- 5714 Wabad : eerie : ‘ re} alle pPartv a i! take R litt e less ' gre z . Eee j Pa , SDPCIg this oek é ‘ mg 2 ony 13¢ i Po > x TH . a (A? ryt ata } P 2004 Morgan. TERIET oT Pins | mare j- | FURNITURE-—4 rooms, dining rvom sulte ae er 7 er ae } uo ne furni * 4 Ma He uM \ "E re ‘ “~ Rt ET SV E rt. oa e re Sient 7 F~ Le KERS — Yormbination "w - bed, bo ] 817 TRANC E CO OF AMER / \~" * a RICA rT’ 1) ae : - i 7 YOU v AN LE aR N TO hewn | for poe eall end see it at SAAN Cater av! store op n until J ack oration das boi hhee : poe oe nd washing el 6050) ' as ikKT ; | CPA as e ah ARQOL, w 4 ( biiwe f thir ait pe ie Marke f an washing macnine. Vo Maple. | Wee a8kh for auvuick gesple J Efferson Kriopho: fast Pye TIT) th KIMEs or © 7sMRA. mm §.iZz : feta mie ee - ‘ Ae ‘ d ave ior wardrobe auc silal] areseer. most popular instrument. Earv | mahogany: iatesi irefully | RADIO! Atwaler Kent and R A.B. SEDROOM SULTE—An a walnut, gas | *~ HNITURE—Contents of 6 rooms, Siein- | 5394 all Mr, Clark. Sunday “ | Hartford a . temowshocks yaeEd biz reduction, . | wl nove! - ube. Be ta Al tu} mts nf repre ieehny a 40: ‘ ‘hippewa Pt waked prano, 45! ha VW SSEEEe® Apt. F.icP) lOUSEHOLI UR TU RE—Call before | ROCKERS] - fine brass bed. cou epring Before they are Rae ne. Only a few left Ds Z c rege now S745: terms: trade LEO- ja real sacrifice en ierme eli} ; SUITE—Walnut, also Oxlo | FURNITURE—Nine goimns, for rooming ey. 1 ti | and mattress $15: gas stove, 33; = of these good looking library tables for , a ectaatine a aa . se = Lsl A M4 oe é Mt} } ‘fp > OF BS > TT, FB wy | ’ -“ om (leat aS! pelos . . . S ‘. > ‘ © ‘ i oo 8 Ss 4 ~ > aia an Saas We aes “a cy ' v . LO ANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y son S157 d arran; } inimer ) ' } 4 | t AER ee oe > i an ig : ; } avois (c) Ro rs bargain. 12 — son 5 ‘HOT as. FURNITURE Including ‘range, $d. 433Y West Pine. only $6.50. CEniral al 9480, huvier Alward nationaliy k n Xvi MASON & CASON UPS] GHT—RHeasutitul- AW Stromberg Curison i-tube n m BEDROOM SUITE—hHeartiful walnut. like FURNITURE—Bedroom anu hving room. a | and commode 4928 Wavads. | ROGS—Beauuful Wilton velvets. Tarn T dit INE 4 ? 7 } LAAN OD cru ug, grocer:, itl! i} “1 ' ‘Oat. : ly figure 7 mat iogany ust exc hanes d tr ay é . on rye in rr; . ie ? mced hear 397 ‘Toy in River@ide 1384M yA, a Baumann. (Cc) Hi Tha > HOLD FURNITI TRE—New . been y oti like new: . aietn 607 & Clay ton. ich MISSOU RI ie"er “ r r ) Tin ‘ ,£ood condition fr if cost ri price $14! Fuliv guaranteed asv term: rena ae : 1? SURE , : Bick o « er: ay pats oe ‘ ——L a pe =7 79 fixe a" confectionery and all other store 4. Gleeson. Babs , fckennon | €a0 50. "ee ae ac ce EO! — del 6 Ss ae EDROOM TE as stove. modern. | FURNITURE—t oon $200 quick sale: | used jess than vear: must sel] at once RUG—Wxi2- Bod Condition, reasollable. 2009 Morgan, ood sec: rities Fit: NE os oo ad mi scores of the: 11003 Otive ge Brunswick KITCHEN HEATER—White porcelain RUGS—-Beautiful velvets, | : tADIO—Sligntly used Radiola 2 OF BE . UTIF TU] | eae aaah S| Quick Meal. 2207 8. 13th Lt i te oE ee = : = _ - x rent oy terms if de-| KITCHEN CABINET—$11.50; call Mon- / it o— Yxi~ Wilton veivet. Cali after - MIDWEST BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 7 oo? i \ mA Sd Fut pee - slightly used : cheap 4476 Me n 50 weekir instaliments. to ealaried ie who ce acoat sient. | wick Victrola: will sacrifice to cuick bu" = ; business or pr ~ofeenton al people, secured br _ Pa er PaArkview 1952W eeria SO ene, oFranc-new tunes and han | FURNITURE—At low prices: . —4 cO-mn = “i charge & per cent. We TOIN \ O \W 1 | PIANOQ—Good condition: must sel ay atteries .. in ape serine ving por pints se = plpny $O4() Overstuffed Bed Suite sired James. $403 Enmsion. cBOD) day. 2721 Lafavette (c) | .v617A Wilmington, ar a A 819 Wainwright Bldg GArfieid 3363. . 7. ra sii? alii i & - ‘ « ii _— +> bed cheap. ; Cleaning Co.. — inney. be 9) for 2 couples: nicely arranged and nished: every convenience. mak f “ q } Iv FePcond deeds 0 Tu diatels verv cheapb. Cal) Mone v. GR 7 ser diel PB. 33 - . bs 7 L I lay. 2OLIs } or $54.00 | psy Mepie. (Cc) abl e dres# form, gi 4°. $3; . | MORE LO LOAN—S$2Z 20 to )6SOU00 oon regan St. Louis’ largest ; oe me ; , (25 Terrace : ic) “EPsY ~ : , aA : ? “ . : ie . . v + > ¢ rf 2 ; [Gs NI ) 4 R PETS— Handa- made; Leau- piaver piano $125: cost new rv, >a Y Yor a ot . } operates . Carved 1 ri and hbaas reversible cuah cheap. e kr e ANi A | Monday before noon. coal laundr. stove 4°44A PCK. | aoe ; | vears; easily cleaned: very stylish for bed- lateral, charge 6 per cent, secured by 3 rome, modern, bargain ; leaving city. oe siceping porches; all sizes, 3Ox62 | at. on * RELIABLE, "LOAN & INVESTMENT CO. RA RAT f 6-room fiat. | Riverside 7912M ay Fj ib MORKIS “PLAN pavablie week'y, aero nee necessary i ry | Dlaxer ty! oe ae © OP , ' wm : * : © ; awed aul ee . NO ame ; Y ; Por rect OU a eurrent without, lon cou spring bed construction. CEntral | FURNITURE—Contents of 3-room flat ABO i ” Heration al | advanes ment . 7 7 . ape ell eo ngonnie cm cee (EE ariel ; : Pe cenemicai rT) nati fea 6oOftlCUany i 25/2 nice for eun Pri | : : > i : rn hs et | 4 ‘ * reer . - + LO! - Ps le iy f ryy? 7 7 * > a ’ ¥ - | | , 7 4 re 7 » J n ‘ . : } ° ’ " - 3 . serpin Oulside es ' VIISSOT me: oo Morgan. FURNITURE—Beautiful new furnishings H5 16 Arsena! /and ene - ie Saamiy es allen . ee ae = of home fuat solid snorifio: o152 Enright iT “N CABINET——Gae stove. dressing ail Sunday apy ime aiternoon,; also Ht. | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED { ‘ ras r any Size cheap. | SHB LLL CCL 6 x. Nth. . . se i¢. “ Lt€ lar : if Vc ’ _ | 73% ’ - ~ ~ ‘ id i f if ] . i i ers oe floor, MAin 354 36 : largest har mn St. Lours: now - | PIANOS—Good uprights $00 and Strarc . age " atest desien, new jacauard velour with | FCRN - eee ~ - nth a 3 m Ti iit ac 4aru ve ‘ . oA (Qf ‘ t s I | | a 3hH() Olive (m83) | KITCHEN CABINET—Like new; cheap; | **) ; | fu cotton and judd; wears for | montlily or semimonthly; secured by co!- opportunity for tiful designed co 112i1—Complete furnishings of $564 St ni KITCHEN { ABINET—Cheap. |room, bath and halis: set. spinet desk. modern 1631 N. Leffing- - ANDIRONS—Furniture. carpets, contents cong pe pal oe zy pe al —— $ ; Aon auve 7 ‘al pens ray por- | SiR! CLER— Blue: aiso white baby pen. fiate. dwellings or 1 lots, n ~ eR Me. (cl) | th ceed rey ate sh oar PURNITURE—S rooms, complete 22ZU00A | :, ” oat mnt: talk a 3 Br: 50 Contest BT ut anrwh ° ' ' Ohi we | eels fon ro cost S80; sell very OSU Kennerly. SC) | * r ] rine 4 ; é —: a Te, pie St'NHROOM SLITE—4- shece; Jee Vin city; SUNKOOM ‘} & By: amount of furtatese wented; tay 1468 Hodiamont; Florissant- p ONO > | fore 118 We sty lorispani; Grand-Sre- H( N GR APH hk EK] AIRIN .G | PLAYER-PIANO—Rench and rolie: make} Decoration chs ABOLLAL Ve LUU- me vou ant to save money — | yaw >. Cr ran¢ en} Ail makes, also full line motors, tone- | ofer must sell. 1633 S. Broadway. (cn) | Obs eh ogy ete Mens “«!| FURNITL RE_Conten autiful.¥ , : Sat *. ; mn a ai - i id a ual bi« ede * i ri , ava , tify! { pices He dG r mM euits P f wi inut i R) i E frie nts peautit Mie? ' . . ’ ae? — . 2 ~* eee . on S$ wi ag] bic cle. Cali at once. FOrest | 7 M( INE Y IN TEN N MINUTES ae ene ‘SIC CO. 9p Reger | PLAYER-PIANO—Bench and folie. leav-|RECFIVING SFT——Cont to vonet, finish. In very trv condition; only | ished apartment: separately: cheap: to- | LI NOLEUM— New; inlaid: 16 equare yards. | | whe , (c) | Well. Seliirk's Auction. GArfieid oie m Ufls, MUS Ine et. | aie areanin "OIR Ge ov | lets + ry! 1° 4°: chiang’ ‘ o m1 . iene : : ~~ | day CHT Clayton fc) = ‘ a Pk _ . : : cs } oven - * - * ing ciry bargain. wt y i 5 a Louis i i MS . : Entra! 4K) . A oe . 4 fet we sues ea? ari A} i } NL) ¢* HAIR S—Gra and b ue sant mes Me ee lo onfiden tial: —— i Qaurpecsseliiiee ne IPLAYER PIANO—Ca!! Sunday morning oer. |. exchange and repair anvthine j meen - FURNITURE—S rooms. good; reasonable: Vi ING — 0 Bip woe 8 Vpens MnO _ gree “s] 5 ‘all 43°34 ny tat BED Aa DRESSER Witd.—-State aprice ngs. it rson One 2901 Otve o. nk expert: ©°: repairing ov | erenine, 3°423A N. 19th at AMON agent Freed-Fisemann iw MISSOL RI all or part: leaving city. CAbany 2776. 4 — : vt) ee ee ry sien habe’e aly a ays ars aa PLA + — meta. ubes POM Morgan ' “ ‘hifferobe rea: bargain 5219 Cates Cr} CheAp 13H eit Brownstein in. Cc wanted b Aly - bi rt contents ft) MC NEY T () LOAN NiNG—S! repairing eitarani- nen [R44 5 © empton. fA? FURNITURE —lIce rreox break fast set , — 7 er — : ry f S35 aG a or pe OD Len ats eicman 4500 Shenandoah. GRan32 a ’ ") na 7 PREA AST SET—Ood pieces } POEs) ek tee irapes. mirror and other VING ROOM SLITE—3-piece velour, with | TABLE LAM] BS Tae ~ oo ies 0 — dwellings. acartmente: highest cash orices 90; | PLAYER PIANO—With rolls: make offer. | Victrola 5047 Northland 2 i anal b ae Beit cane Ag : ee | bed: reasonatile 5047 Reacon *) | and d4) shades: $18 and oF ew. | 6a. { artic! i i Thr ING ROOM IT F—Overstufted 7 Yv0] Landsdowne Riverside “tT "’ ic 3 FURNITU 7 t itl buy. 3 rooms , CLEANER-——Cheap for cash: | furniture; $60 cash. Box C-2 P.-D. or With two co-makers. Re- (ene) i * €19 — 844 Audubon Trive I ros : — ube | ALDTOLA 1 —Sere inane } ‘FAK . I ~-peautilui gray. fYrus, | 3 r . I ; > ‘ os ee 76 McPherson. URNITURE—Contents of 6-room apart- | ~% £135 3004 Jefferson VACLUM i good af new CAbany 1617. | KU ‘E yom IT ats) a beet el a&mounts regularly out of your lAN mM! regulating repairing. var- . Ee me a . . aes ‘ os > ; " j 7 , "> , j 4 ¢ { #4, re . $ t > 4th reine tktats ] . “—? Tat : L t) AN & THRIFT CoO. @, toe c ‘ Pr ameling nv experts gt |} LA 3} ER ] IAN‘ ther furniti : 4 “pe os aa Ae ) i er & Bethat i aii prea rh) x bis CG ene 4 | 44 , ) hab: ‘tes. 48 veare of good service f owner leaving city. 3907 Lincoln. Lin- | : hed rosi-Wispatc! =e a = - D nat ment; refrigerator, gas range, mahogany , > ROOM SUITE—Overetuffed } ’ ’ . — - i> Ey 4 | nt Gm 5 Cie i? 4 4 at. ‘ D- . } ; 1% " . ) ‘ ant a ¥ . * ‘ I ett -% . my = ‘ | 4 , = *y - x sam DIN hu. ri nK u fre ; ™ poster bed. 4448 Ohve. JEfferson 4416! ved table and lamt 2920 Chippewa. | VACLUM UCLEANER—Eureka. like new.! price paid Keiner. Lindell 0474 (emi S22. 3733 Humphrey. LAciede J528. j FC RNITU RE — re oe i, nde, 6, gp anew a te) tah *? ; > : . - tut Bldg. 1022 Locust. (oR) KIESE HORS T PIANO CO \dell 87497 (Cc) |\CALL GRana fo “= my na iring oe AS ed wine ee nl ti. iG@ane 10 ~ re wn ake Slishe 4 eer \~ 4 } tT?! "Im tT? 7 hire a" ne ¢ re . rt - and a 2 ad “ : wa :' * %, iiai. S&S, ‘ bal! chads ZATA a > a ; . —_ terme se t soggy nl Cc 1875 CEnt 6200. 100% Olive ; LAYER PIAN are f hea ~, - a ea eh “00 : ion by : == wat 4 faa FI RN ITT RE-—Z roonis of £00G pearoom , ¥ T * azay iM = e*) he articles i@av- — , — = a y.. ©p7 pt og Bid ici (62) a ee a Are rim want 2 anes BUFFETS ehiffoniers, dressers, ward- | furniture. rug and gas stove; reasouvabie t ‘tt Forrest 5610 («) lM CLEANER— Hoover. 7.DO: Phone ‘CEntr Bone ie (cl4 = - ; ~ —— — robe dressing tabies, china closets, leath- | 4500 McPherson, Ist floor east (Ci) | Terme SrTIT| Handseume mohair, rug, | ‘ry xood condition. £006 EKennerly. eec- na . Tuning and Repairing PLAYER-PIANO— Baldwin rt intpy colo R ADIO 1 pie) ra’ R Pr-geut chairs, Kitchen cabinets, beds. mat- | weep er aia aa Viketaiie saad J Dp, mMN- : 2 7 = ae mes _ ras Nees. Axm inester P 4 RNIY [ RR -F—( Ompier?t ij? Thishn ligs of 4 ; Sitch imeert if‘A f s ' fi~y iULA—Hrunswick th rec orde *”, players electric pianos; rolie fOr} evivania. Northweste: ailer 2014. en | ieee ngoleum, 20°) ee andoah ic! J enee-tte 619 aye part. 0619 Eizel Apt. C. | LIVING-ROOM SET—With table to match. | 028A _N_ Newstead co! fax 2352R__(c | ; — ~ + c t | ay hayys ; { y : ® o> 65 " . - . - . a Reasonabie OI! ae ae — | WASHERS—Several good machines, ROOM ry} ‘pad “The ‘ taupe | up vacuum cieanere. rebu! lt, like ne w, i Need Money tee Th : ¥ 745° MN | Dia nos. I : K EMPER. BRt4 Ss. PL ATER IAN‘ —-- R&-note - pa s 45 ge AA. “7 b | 22 By : ey Léova Food condition Tea- : " | AB inion ts’ (e) | PURNITURES—Dining room pieces ¢ | LIVING ; Delmar./ $10 116 Cherokee | FURNITURE WANTED. Ni 2 ~~ _for movin Diiman 1225. FURNITT RE and office equipment of ali kinds wanted : need cocde badiv: highest prices paid. CEntral 9480. CEntral 2572 c } See us first: no red F ! tape; prompt services: Remes : , .- y a fidential: we will handle ? 7 i on LaAciede 1120. Member * an, | Will sacrifice for cash: leaving c » Cal onable 2°15 Connecticut M r personal — On Yeasonabie terms; a cry i 8504 Glasroaw ar -~— -—- _ — | Plane. cheay Phone Monday or Tuesdays 1ohal li new 25. 3615 De B agen paw Be - =,| BOOKS AND PERIODICALS -BiNET—biectric Trauge: like new: | name, cheap. (ce) | Mohair: like (e3 = | | ) PEOPI ay" S HIScon NT CO., I ee ee ea engl cae tee | oesees GRand 1 106 icf FURNITURE -Sewing Smachine, Eden eiec- | TITTR ROOM StITE—Kiite capinet WASH ae lag. Easy. Eden. Starting new store. need goods bediy: Reom 217. 407 NK Rth at (714) HiNgeeaeas a For Saie player piano for S200: ee ee oe ae For Sale RED—Double. folding: spring and hye my waeher, ete L504 Dx Delnorte. Market Sak 3 MI ae Loe eagpe 0 sayy a ‘glove race, © 2 sue Eureka a “one bixhest c&sh price paid. CEntral 2572. a kA BS ANT INS {ENTS Gui-of-town band would give reasonahic iength I . 7% = a RR gas qi; 6 a todar coeds +4 we 4 4932 . ° + ole Quick 2 ont gray : enamei 4 ae ae a Walken Humphrey LAchkde 14° (o74) ’ Den wr Ua Age! ot _ reliable familr: mr plaver piano ‘« In r | BOOK—Fine set of *‘Little Journeys:"’ pit ‘ome 4 ARB as t- rita ; ; | “. —— — am | CHEAT oR 5 MM le - ASH i i—E vg Siay tax 4 montiv | PURNITURE j ous Lot S of M oney = wit fo OU bargain list on new ' good condition: bench and number of : tured Book of * ll ec ge set of ca } Some i Be eth Ads »* . as FURNITL RE—Contents S-room apartment; rrr Ing raf SITITE ‘ RCS falu old €1°3 60°24 Robe fis av.. off Cates | FUR} Tt RE Wa. Highest cash price . ISE ey ents LUDWIG MUSIC ' , mene. Taner ant RSa meses —— Wee eg ata ; may ge aia 3016A Lindell. LIn-| “’*e:2 ~ paging he in PD mes ’ .- Ver for all kinds of household goods. furnt- TOQANS rs het Or Washineton jrolle included: can be geen anv th ic ee ee SPR MBM nS jh! JUAR CHE. > goud conditior ean rent apar tment. JHLOA Linde, Lin for $150: cal i. ne dav. Boulevard rd fc) fy pianoce brte- WANS $20 TO $500 SI0— = Bacon eomy bell. and case: | 22-2 ANbert Ay oe .-: peo 4 | detl_3070W. f. Se 1. ik r ank H. = ane eperial $3". Oo; terms, $1 weekly. LEHMAN PIANO CO.._ 1301 OLIVE — ee —reemnnm——. | chester av $35; 4 Lining | WASHER Can be rented: "S280 bar eaten “Go0bs Wit Ab =. n7 lian tie . oe on came. © free lce- Reproducing Piano Bargains | BRICK—200,000: good quality: second uc. MX1N. 48GR Delo ne | PURNITURE—Bargain, S-room Outfit: | room set. $35: Quick Mea! gas mont ‘pprcinctaaeshagpend i ° anes from S20 to S300 t lera! tra ‘8 and ar CeEBROTICS. I « CAs pe CLS ran, . , if +) Weior 1. Oro s t +. itehe itu ean ret a } a “y a large oF gmail iotes, c. . Baker on18 ’ - a xa’ re ' ' hand. 200 &. Broadway. Edw D. Meve TREKS % — : - modern. Riverside 5859M,. 48524A I enn- er nee Furese aN Ferne. bs — GA E re Ne R ELECTRIC Co.., | Preictin JEfters: 1644 JEfferson ' 1 $2400 renreducinn grand: almost— AS R anect. 8848 HIF F INTER—Oak Columbia phone. evivania av t.. Vineent mse TTF , J 21 N. Grand ioe recon . ‘@) es re - airs cioth portieres, iD FURNITY RE—Gedroom Simmons bed. } UJ MORTNET, wa plece, | waeHING AC HINE-—Eden, new model; | SEC x4% enaine! +; Dargain: will sacrifice, 3124 Obi equered: muat be cheap. “GRand "3531 6 ia “Qurrer ’ a0 webe a: es h h . oP. gry + tana AB = WU R] iT 7, ER “ner $1298 | ANY and all articles of home furnishing ; * Ni Rr ply os . Me avi re ‘noe. om home, Paid : rect tr iJ 7 : > - é ’ a ~, . ; - 13 f Ic*h JOISst ut pOYOT . Uns prs cré .. Rusinees confidentiai. ” 1006 OLIVE ST. $1 £00 reproduc! ing uprighi. used but Bon wii , iumber chean 40° | chiffonier. dresser, rockers, chairs. chen. | — é, In good condition oe es Lindell "Hik PUOROBE 4325 McRee ic) - attachment, gras ' ‘ ‘ Lol? a e , | $032 i _. i dealer Riverside 25°4W let | yay W ASHING M AC HINES | or office equipment bought at bighess i on $100 for 30 dava. Amal! charge for making up 1$1050 reproducin upright. looka like | . ‘ - + gers , ny: 1 amounte in =nnnetien. e ees eT cK Ps 7 tICk — 1 000. leliverea tan A nerican wi it, ouk o mabogan ihe. FURNITURE —4-piece reed multe gh nr h r¢ . .. . s See ga a 2 lg lao ‘ P pe ley, _ ; cl . : ‘ rty;3 ii Lali At Lov H -“ ; 6 . = . se? wer * . eap. } ‘oe 2 ‘ an | “ CX FEN Al! standard makes. names fot men- | U.U00 fect fh: be Tumber, Windoy roe ep eh ful condition; genuine tapestry: cheap. | , r nen ' on9 200 io 2908 Market 0 MR RB sa beret ~y ISH new or used instruments tioned out of courtesy to makers loor + 3732 Nebraska. : Tar 0 picn dor PO “are ave @ ap ber K.4 floor samples. ine) ud- | erjecadd nvice CPntrat 25 ST eee ° } , rppies af : } ‘ ta oe . é : ' : i ‘ f a , any kind. Outside towns write for | Your old Diano accepted as part va‘ or compicte ‘i ; ' Sendak? - Sheeeren ' .» | FURNITt ms nts of 6 roon — — : Delite. Thor aylag _ _ 20.000 LB. of oi feathers: par {o tte : : a city’ flat for rent: reasonabir ‘ . naa ¥ ee oe) . : . . a, >. ' ' ' 41564 MePhersan Ne ‘ery sligntiy damage BPE t MECN, hi rand. Phone LAc Lede |} 4426 Page. DEimar 0865. CEntral 4341. , ' sf fs arin | ] LHtpts Flaw, Tins Jpen evenings. ic ¢%) fate 4nh ferson 494 Established 445 int ip | wi eg * gue eae reryits ~~ at PER ‘ 1 9 ; ' “4 f Be r ‘ { °? rit’? ; ’ i 4 id | "RE- ‘ontents of 6 rooms Owne! " jeond! tol oo) OOD | ne iatn, hi “4 reatiw prices Be Ae for o14 enes. Montana Feather Co.. f, Trt } 4 j i} ’ re | mo ad besees i, j le ~* | party buving furniture tatalozue and bargains. Our prices are | ment. oo pi ~~ cneapesi. l. Placht & Bro ouY THE RAI gee N be? ANO Co. reom ho ty Osi ‘ - in ™ i OT 4 qT} *t lal Oller 8.1 +f ai . rus ! "TAT ef mf | off ° ‘ : - . , . ¥ as . ; +} r TT} , if . , . ; , mecesen rr é' . FURNITL RE—Living roon cdilling om ~ ots @ : ?, ~ ss ae ——s — ns ri tae WiLL LINDH RST 2 wage “ati zim es — LiN- ADINE nt giass, ia ‘land other furniture reasona bie. 4421 i: ; - . : ; A — INS fo . — oid RA. - gt ~ ‘ Baldwin Fianh , (> ? ae & ‘ Lig fogit? f at ic i? — mi te dey ore + wy 7 e) | ate a ” bet rie new et pert ect / " KW wi the uffe ide board | A ; A om bute ‘ 4 ¥ 4% vf ah a ae Pied eet r sell ry t oe bs * * ~ *. oe Biss Washir t Ee GENUINE BARGAINS | oe nines window al low mui ; hANGE—Buck’s: reasoiabie. 8140 apartment; sell sepa Min: ROR-— Lat in walnut - 5 oct 2 ; ) arPnar ’ ¢ a‘ aint ’ (4A, = ere — 2 Out 1} * : : Arkin a. 3802 , ¥ MePhersot th, mastia alah: were senmnenels stures of the t sen refit district $10 perfect condition. 4957 Forest Park Phonographs, Uprighta, Grands. Play» ————--— — —s | ; ld walnas ANG AN BROS & CO | ak au a. “ | | NEW do ash, it ck aa eae ies it, neat yan Ssh sn ‘ectrol | after Sunday: no deniers . | A Waeahinerton ona, | SEWING MACHINES—Eapert repairing: . papel ’ AB ae ggg? Pe ner og “at. portanse Victor. | varamne Cale Po ies Canna . sGown | "5 ; A TTENT OW | gueranieed. 3641 -Park. GRand 1648] . . , i ' . ts , , ”* 4 Business Men ffice Men | ———— ‘ 3 0 i} ay Cal oie cheap, 4136 Dei- ||) era, Reprodueing Pianos, etc. ade- rp PTT te lerfectiy 43 ' Professicnal Men Clerks | mAXOPT( ONE = a tee") ins.” returns from rentals, floor sam- table ali excellent’ 5°] E. Lockwood Webster Groves ~ eee? ee ee Bee ag? HOUSEREE TERS dis (2) gold fin- |} ; oot x? Se = a TE : e ve & j tock of Aimee new, | Ma ) al rr o | SEWING MACHINE—Drophead Singer. Sa} ik n E-flat alto ||| pies. concert and recital ueed. demon: | «) pA nln i i pra oo : ‘ Can Runday of | | 3 eaiesmen Mechanics | ke new. $7/ PRoxt vect OLN. (cy ||) atrators. etc. Phone, call or write Sa pe -—— — . ryedas re 32 B492A Halliday © ; “TT. RE—Contentse of 5 rooms, wrac- ; (I. xeon sone | a * » L- ; » Repay week iv or montklir, to ror vite M: arket ' as Suit your j ieee Se ene ee nena | TE have evervt hil n building materials: | | i yous income. | th ace Brass. C melody and cate. | IK | © ee imen neion ? P vi j NUTS ete Com ‘ vater back: $335 8745 West g STL RE—Ainiost 1 ; myonair suil weer Ses Ey “oe x1= rug {i statics and free lessons: S29.50 ms, iin ita a rio in Pin tc > — ae chair. rues. dining e#u!te. hedroom |; Uh hosts hee ee Saal ow | 24th oat Rellefontaine or Belit line cars FWING MACHINES repa ~ > to7 ; UDWIG MUSIC HOU SE. Rg?) Established 1879. 40 Years of Service. BE Iward I ait Sa sCs gait o ger hd ATE Ola ro 7. As wel * Ons ad Bi rm x fast ' fapes anc air carypel aU S anerury pl ; Aomius : | SEWING ay : repaired’ any make K 2 i DA t 4 riek Finance Co. ) — e ai 1007 Olive Strect. CEntral 8200 ‘ | | PRoeperct S. or a" a i] St: ey ae « Meas «gg lon 9 2 en adi vf fe5Axi | — er aers s° guaranterd for five iS. a } : ory ; AF —-— 4 WIM , La TN] f ee mi ree I} i oy : ‘a. io Lph af : -. he . : ; - " Stn Akay - Tig CI : * hkl } ‘ * ‘ a aed t Rep es ; - 120 Locust Street. = 3 y, AXP HONES—S$ ofl t cornets, | | PIANOS—PHONOGRAPHS—RAI (82 > iil aeeee Gee est 5637. (c) | clede 907 tc) | PURNITURE—Princess dresser | dex Mon no uss. S717 Goener,| & Rooms, Complete—$169.50 a — pardon 7 . . = nereds of other oon C és — ; ; eee = ar abi. ‘ta combination folding a ‘. 4 Pat : teats a = ~ . . : (Ground Floor.) (c9P) | tice HUN XLETH } MUSIC 4 CO. ———EE == BU Il, DI We M ATE RL AT, OK STON E—Good condition. 3102 St 18 t | gee or sonan ce wmday * romere! 2! ne ame ciated’ a ae Ls.» ae aa srw . a : MMI et e 2) i STEINWAY. ‘ > bs . ; ! ; ; Ie 3 dA Semnpie fc} +A FR LA 3 ss ~~ a : : ta La» 1 *lour a ae “y . ; . : ' « 5 . i Pre er mac Mies of A mu i SES—BBA Conn trumpets Verdi grand used but in geod condition: | x4. Oxf 2x r10. 2x] ead IAVENPORT SET—Piano. combination | == = Lt _ merican wamut bedroom te $25. 5535 Oriole. - mi ha ead a apa OO am oN House jing tailor, hemetitching mec i: Plano accordia: $80. SRS: banjos. al many other real bargains in grand lengthe: riumbing fixtures: 75.0) feet of as at 1 single bed: carpet. 9x12. | PF URNUPURE—American, wamut oe on — — : ~ ; one “ acing — Fane. ODED | stering, canvas mtr tererpc tet de “a . . : 1a ceordions, $80, B85; banjos, | also man rnoducing rir a ‘er Se em Hi Stie 30) 1] y weeus ekeaa ; FP Pe ye , | and kitchen outfit compete: aimost ne eh AD : Oe wait, o- piece. Dew | evenings ; chi hig jet: na traed S] OCKS AND BONDS me: res ritone, $50: Conn York tuba, | upriehts, plavers and reproducing mr : OFINe A a ee . 28! ' iderful chance for newlyweds; conn pholisterir $ PCr - — ry ae "t . jos ” “S4( _ Tony . Placht. ' is AT DWIN ¥’T ANO CO, 11 1 } é PF \ E deiitter : ry 4 1 7% “TE ser iain Mahorans ‘ new Sa re sige ‘ae alg Oo Aat p MBean ‘ : woe a, rr ] aiid gempie ' = = . ne ee nee arene tia family tach ines retiting erect re rine ANT INVESTMEN CO. shares; mee! Pine ee eee . esi oN AY iy GRANI—Latest du! ) 4 "+ lala , oe. | oe ——~ a —ers-44¥ ha . a Sunda rm Orest A i. > ? — , hey } ' ) x — - - _ - . a : er - - > — | | re? eerie u > me nee per cent quarteriy. Box C-176, OMnO VE = beeper os ~ cor ie fine condition: | BRICK AND LU MD SER Secneap. Bele XA. mae - he | FURNITURS-—ANl beautiful i and new. RANGE—Wiite. combination. $60: dining | AT CTION 1) } S671 aaa Baator ¥ ; ~ E—Conn. silver-plated - slide; art finis ‘iene ant action: the one great 24 228 2x8. 2x19. 2x32 ss DAY E NE sl SPT—And hae ae 4 table.) ine dining bedroom sulte#: rugs x | talile, $8 HON4 Michigan te | Bar A. — . | a ‘tt om! carrying caee: com er erdalupeaned :, . on: hee pie ae yew oa S271) S665 S Broadway south side apt. wel) cheir, lamp, table. mirror etc.: real | ————- superctor , c . 2 26. red nge } Ss? free lesaone: terms. niane vor oO das to, , own on i lenetins: sash and door 190 nno a ? vias VE ae ar * T ~easonaDle haraaine BITK Clarton (eS | et a eer pa ad oe model: ike new t Every Monday ant Thu ay. eee an R; re. S35 " . Mr’ S17 ‘P USE ary Ww shin ton price $182: > ° sR° D: ermal) payrncnts bricke s*% per Loon o rour truck lth ‘ 5 i #9 4 IT E—v “piece: rte i ' - | ° — gacrifice LRA ‘* i : 10 ‘30 A. M. ttt 40 50 Cheutean. GRa fn FOR Bp E0s—incndme pik and inerrestor | AEOLIAN CO. 1004 Olive st. land Morgan. A. H. Btle ab =] ie T ata ee aoe ||RANGE—Combination. and small tee bos: | } Bes “wiew~7o7~ “ine nie pick mne aa ‘ i at ' tT) ‘4 . E \, RTT a: ned “Ak * Slb00. ani ' " . is 4 re vr ex? > : vO-ART—Dark dul! finish ma AY Es - umec Oak; : > Pair ' Par eRaonn tie um . & 1 Wachine =tar) a | "hana Saat istees stvie: all latest | Humphres | Se , ee eee ae ee a RANGE —Combinatlon, blue ename!. cheap.| | Furniture of All Kinds | | » OPP ORTUNITIES ee IN—Fine condition de 107 B. } equipment. including modern electric Totary Capabie help for your home, your | Hive NETTE SET—s-ph go vol ; mahogany; | re isned. ATH Koeauth $425 Arce SEL KIRK, 1808 Chouteau | Seine ines Sn oe “) /moter: $20 nuew Duo-Art :olls: be sure t© orice, your store, or your factory renuine leather: Qx12 blue velvet rug. | Lo : futied Yivt Al me! combinatio war MP | before 2 o'clock a r nystration if interested tn @!y 2b ‘44 Re Mé Phers ic) | PURNITURE—4 rooms. overstuffed Trine | RANGE-—RBlue enamel cr asion. , Pee, Call at 1212 St Louis | | ask aa exchenge: about one can he found through Post-Diapatch * a ° ePn oy - a i room walnut hedroom rockers. velwet | ATR’ ie av. OCywer! and Meo : (a®3) tean - 7% . ° . “ as ~ ee : i>* r) \"F Wi, ae nde | > ; rl . r Al . : " " ” » ' ’ \ ESS \A AN TED r Sn) ic) fe et ee @1°75- emall monthiv payments | | wants. Phone your order or ienve - bid = seme TE +, ¥ be , oe ae rside ruse gtay refrigerator, gas range, —— | RANG E—Buperter coml. anc Victor heater: —~ - —— ‘ Swi *INGERR nevet a hie wlertrte the ines ‘ ~~ ~ o ect ton of rare old vio- ‘exchange ‘your aorenent ereaaee. AEO- “\ —-—t¥h ane -engreet A-werriat, t oey? Sone le. 3561 DeLor, fe<t eet. 5710 Cates. very cheap. 4237 Castieman — ca —— — =” Ae Se -oe ‘heap. FOrest 585° 51°? Eaetes io ¢ iow = | 2 a A Vigan 3 “Tar sea i | ; WE LOAN | A : | . ‘ 4 _r ; ao ‘ <a FUR NIT URE -Entire contents aa rooms. “7 (omypt ¥ cri Fi err greney? & ous i oo 4. ee ee io f, Puly We Ree gle fe ama et te ee toe Me. 1 Adda 4 aba HOR LOC ERODES aie hye KE WINS My Hs Ra trAr re mee AND NESS FOR SALE PAGES 5-0.

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rN A __ ®t tours ss-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted p in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH. “POULTRY AND BIRDS sa — FIXTURES | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE M faces masa ' STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | STORE AND OFFICE | : Reby Chicks Fer tos & 4 oa i 7S ail ave Se Z - — “sp . : ioe | ee - . ae * “ S—tinat trom factory. 8c eauon: = eee eee eather procers | FOX TERRIER PCTS—Best CKS—$7-50. S12 per 100: pare reg: oe ak ere) 8) 6h hOt Oe A sre 4 on : “2 : a , - é »=——r or ut tin ‘ ' f Tr% eggs ling sean. ? oe? +} BOOKC 5 ") aections: sell * Juie ne@ier j 17 %~ @th ‘ $ : - loans toe: 5 ~ . ; epic anc span BOATS AND LAUNCHES 1 PA; CUTTER—24 es a con is ¢. rensob, Pros. 915 N. Sih st Plumbers’ Plumbing Supplies —_ | REN: POODLE =S— Pupp! Ps. Ai: “NEW i wi "PRIC ES — = : 7" : | = ee ee } i tien: harsain 1231 Market > BI°TCHER i iTs—12-ft. : 1s. 2 ] L vatories mm Baa K aS — 77 , ; ; & CON FTD: > : : aN ERS. ct. 2 | i.cus.. 2 ayes “PROPOSI110 NF a : ib. 54) x8 coole:. like new. S25¢ New Pecdesta a ni) FEES aa BOOTLE rt ‘PS—Reai 5 Us aay 7 — | > ar " “ . } ; “yt ; Pe ws aie in dy y : és . ‘ , m4 . - ne T } NG AN 1D) HE ATING a ase “2 ; Pt rLiCE a . } —= 29 7 ; — x \ FONG APrS lg an nom on 15’ and n. | Ma - — PL L BING | $491 Milentz. si 7 i AUTOMOBTIT ~ EXCHANGE | : peans ——— ump! rs and pumps. LTCHER and grocery ice vGxkCSs. std SUPPLIES AT W HOLESALE GEHMAN POLICE DOG—Fine: fe sie sarge A ed a Loris DISCOT- ws ; ~ +} pek* ¢ ‘ . ce@: 3 : 77 @ hi ies , age “ : be 0 freezer dig@piay omaenetn | Guaraantce " —— . Stow Tre ty tea a "HINER! ; wa _ cas rexta : - te foe big free catalogue showing ns we: t iy at ae Plorieen 71 = Bagi ston: Bi): = . 207 , | Couplings. —— a Wale a “vee , —_ ing elicine acl nt ... 24 ner efat saving on al! piumding ™ pe ae yh... oe hea é BS. 51) reds, i); HORSES AND VEHICLES | New Threads Bg igre Ma wo = 2 ae tian Sal Stern FY 2 Grd a a ee, Ta’ ‘atories. Cane... | aa ee vagy Pm ft ee ae “tree b: L ee 213 . Fourth. ane? , Th a a, “ETT Acad B csoee ghagrone | ag soa i] : (ITH TCHER Boonville. Mo. ots of M a ee ee 7 ip. SACHIN ELLY —Lathes oress ‘Miu + ; Sas. Maret - 1£}- fre i. ae lit d eee 6 3% LICE PUPS 3.0 wu! a - $. 0 TO $1000 —. 4 © 2 - » ; ee. " 4 Cc : © ae s > on to ' vce i at i .¥ ¥* - “84 Zz san ; a . ‘ si i “ ee - . ~ 7 ee tod : ae’ spaches 7 a V-% aecri : } HOL ND , ; Mis ai : om ’ ; . wit 5 aw ~aet . . _——— i J ; ‘ s a - “ ‘gita i fi WVe IND . oe trade 3 Hein: run very little: real bus: Se0g)4 t3u.e. 3846 Tha wm | — 7 S Kingstiicgiwaey. trade iamond and oa aC ; bracelet. %9 monds, a Aen im 4 ay Anconas For Sale ate, com 7 ~ for « me *. ee en Te M aachester. —— gate : rs ™ ~ > ”“ - an " . —E : ai . 4 ‘ > -s s ~ BMCaAsV ua . ‘ gt-D tspatch “99 NEO? CHICKENS MILLS — Meat choppers; Sees e mac} r s. Reliable Adding Mae | oe mae SS oe ae. “ere —— Auto Repairing, 66. N. Broadway. (ci at id : INESE PUi and fox. terr Pet __-Lethorns For See FORD MOTORS—Overhauied S0ir am anteed. CAbany 4781J rs a te | VROLET 5 ‘Oo Ls = . a - . ~ ~ i — VAN. iING@—L nimuted CHE a es! Yh ~ Dace 7” mn "10 ATW. a ' >> J Py | £ “ ia ma cars. A.wars open. = trade n he rh. aie Ter LO8N Ima? fete ee TP eT 1) .¢ 1aradwoc 2, OVE. 3 . 4 > Pin 3 Efferson J : . , ~ har . 1a? + ao | 7 : ; . i ; ) , ’ ei wi XO@ni- : ' Se , nk Co. | . moto: a FS Wardiobe and Green. ck 0); * ) : tiene : | — . Pigeons & Pet Birds For Sale “Howard, TTier even. Sutgay Metropolitan Storage Co.. 395 4 ae “ye } i 0, 2 anc DESKS Me neggge Pe ue — " Savalas ro. 19: need > —Femal lonths. greed; ANGORA KITTENS and talking parrot. _ CHE v RC LE x * S0AC H—1926 NERAC aR Pren h moter novelty. del —-~- ———— —menemmes | 1M) Hoo. J-ph., O0-« aT~ SE ——— —_— no * later: perfect condition. . poot ep CC 2358S —— PArkview 2905 4 es For a $125 down.” All exir Leady to drive ‘andi tion 1 or om. te) +. iITERS— oroma. eres ~ ed ~~ w M ets : kK Rowe: : ih . ] . ieT > 5) . — ‘SoG— s: ; a : ai h--las i i OK Pr La. r ; vent ey home. , . - Ee 2 | . Z $lo5 an - D. a ante de O44 4S, (> 7 i N Be . "Be, ‘ , «a e —— sel! : ‘i i } ’ : ; Mie XN AR : ot ; ae Qe? - - “ae, R O28: | ie: f t 4 eat a s . _ WoTcohs— We 1 . sto ‘ + , - 1} rn ta Dics . ‘ . “= we te, ee pv? . _ . “95 phi eae i- TU. ° oa iT a : 2 Hy a COCR e i aot. M TOR he x OLc rs. f it Ww = ° in be : - rare. ani 4 a4 ; 4 : > ’ } _ Tnderwood: ~ Be L " ’ ni ‘ Cul " for reiga Dircs receive Site a J = a THE CAR! WRIGH : T ; pia CD . i ‘ ’ - e-* 4 ; & = - — ™ a) ) ‘ . : _ ° a ey alias at. ) _ . Tl Ve } eI} . JA — av ¥ * “ - oh 1! . *e ‘¢ . |: =. “nae - ‘ . : ' ae ’ ” money. hack. always ar ne @ 28 - first- a Masier 19 26 Buick . er ae WINDOW SHADES measu ered. m. enn bert mit & , “ —_——— on — a ae ao OE Te a . female fiue vec creed roll saatersn, * wincencldy at agar Satan u sogag ~ rs Call at #0 L arn: 3 t l: repairs: over: Lick |! ‘ery | utifu! , a -— .- - > it : | terms: cpen Standard Shade. Co. 2331 ‘Olive. CEnt +) gets, mot generator sets. speci —- arse cme ulin ’ ' rrvial Trnewr'ter iz acs vee "tin. i moe man evenings oe _ | a4 r) : ys ‘ } ‘ si ‘ oe * Sth. hy 4 =. y “ ‘ 3 . ’ 4 = PR atom and Lafay ret e. LAcieds Gig, ” ‘ . . _” > nan — ae | . , eae 5 > re an i} ~»-« . ’ ime. . . . +h . ~ L@rTrmns POMERANIANS—Groe Tansee sadie anc Pi \reet ORNA : Lis ik ag ie ‘ , : [ XM -RANTA = 2 } — And £m mh ; +. ~- a nous c) "Bu ck Brougham } SLOC A ,i¢ ‘range sa XLS vit il a! f - Dickson. 1g?7RR : , ans ——— , an ry = }) Model [5-51; in excellent mp ~ training: 100 PL! ante wide +Ga BIRD—F ine nee ome chanical condition; full mip and prairie. Anton “%ra- : a 58 aie - — a a (oP ee ADI : cane reasopnahiec. irdé. X ment : original paint and tires L. ATE ne )D¢ Ee CO ACH' with Fischer Kennel, 1n rt! f every aescript . Ma: rere > | 7 oo ; — : - ~ : : Roawview Kennel, Dept. A. Staun . er par gy cnn os “ Wonderft a lS iN ~ OLIVER CADILLAC G&. nipped. truss on rear moter ™ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE n recenzie seated ae PM CE EH Compete No, 36 equip: | © x1 URES—Compiete a ao sonable offer refused. Angora Persian | -ANAMISS—~Wondertu — se 5 #? Jefferson 3084 3333 Leck fect condition: duce fimiait; WET CELLARS MADE DRY ment. power urive auiul . uc . ——e | ht ”" Sreciatt CaNARTES rabbits eae : ; es on oiend : o : c nm suUDDIeS. : nop, 2 ston. +4 — — = | oe . po a $395. ‘ Migitls AN Pd A‘ S— Jl Size 3x5 feet a : — sn ie ™ r " are 7" ‘y+ 2 ss ? " i Pa : , err Plegre ss, 4 srr . 4 : - ‘ a. . . \e : ’ . — : : ’ . a ok $i ch With ste poi large &x12 new asphaltic waternrocfing - ti an fou > ‘J A Da s hy = bd and sell neta, +S-SAMRISS—. 1s ~ arbi ; brand-new: 2 a’ ee} pame i > «~~ PR’ 7 Fr ON : > ; . 3 = + ral f ; ru = 3° . ce. 4 ' ; -grown rar Pils ? G - + 9 . rT) . c ; 3 TT. THTTLI} wil 4 Js - ry =f i i _ * ss ¢ be} : aoe % . ‘ J40L Park. ; fy . ne >lwy roe t ‘ : , = ° > £4 eae ‘ i514 Lucsa. suneaenaee 0 54) sa 4 Gem * “. @ " oan , ~ dnilar ; } hom. i ate 3844 ¢. Broadway. : ASSES — Plo "yy 7 } TE HARD ARE & ‘PAINT Bs . ay moc ' eg eT ee "Shep a , ' hiehes! spot yD. 3 1 Oliv hor | Indeil Cc AS ARIES ollers fine singers: also fe- ere A——Strasent — e:giil, loo” Te — - : . nt , $27 7, , ¢ THIN : ~ iw eet Sree } ° f a R35 i Dp BION. | Li.» . ss i go ~ : wp or i F 4 , _— a ‘ * _ ae : ; eve-rwhere. Cal! cr males nan nade cages: come any time. aca “$110 you Cc 4 tell tt from = . , : , Kirk wand eis fg OU 5 SUiTS—25 zen bathing | Write for literature for) , — ; E. i ii Pet Shens. 3] ive 1 e@! ; : 1, oe 14 I. y) ; Io. 2° 5 “ithe gt ~ € EAst 33] Bo% i ; S ei iron ocd. new anc oC TERM ' Ait = : A * not ING Pr te . — ger gen ape ae ROYAL MOTOR SALES. SLA a ieee Ee RRS. fe) | ; : iT a a necra’ ehartin OR} ‘FICE FIXTURE CO UPS d.—Clean. thy. desir: RI] 20 pairs mated. with o - 3118 Lacust. a Ea , TA he a J - ' : Aisi : ? , - % — zi ns = st 4 Se. - ? ” » . ‘ 1} , Se? } j } ; ' j are rr iste »| nd r Cl. _ ‘ . . =T med 1] he~ - y - — - ee we lowele;_reavonable. Agi Sa! __-_ MISCELLANEOUS WANTS re SEL : “) FRANKLIN GARFIELD 558! Atay m every: | . * 1% foot soe ee) |, Cut ,nestings: 3 linnets mated. ¢ GARDNER 6 BROUG pach, 1056: ee gf roa hannels , ne" | TOOLS. motora, machinery ough “ st ) FLOOR CASE . * ge. $25 eac et aaa. atin, ii shoe ya J , ; % - res si Tt = = Almont new car: war candied with com: ' - ———— a eens, See, Ai anes. | os Waokeet a: “— hh Be 1 st. te ee LSE - eDc ’ yon ss aa 4 ie ve 9 | : re , = o w car: rah_crms___ Newell's 5015 _Lecwet = a eee _™ os Sree tan ae | 123] Market, _GArfield_1839 er on a ae ya h st. por > et eit Courthonu: “aN a RTI ~~ ee ee mom a uy in town for ~ one se réa) barge. aggre a « a im r L HEADS mounted. such as deer. ' at “i rand one } TURE |} kinds. ™i ‘ ™ BAL rs . All ki ge ‘UA! rn 0832 c= ove birds B ~ arnkeets “heroiee = 2 suack 2350 MePheraen. mn We. wy unted fish, birds. ‘ ye aman Th } nOLO ~—et- bUP—Beautiful. 1 then. * herokee ‘pen Sunday "x= “ "4 7% 4--vlinder coach. ; C dition. Call or write Halfin. 310 = pew cell , lime Sunermtendent T-- : (>A eid OTR mil f I wa! me: nure hife nale. ‘ ee n = “Rane ici odie . outh Side Garage 230 SUpniV - ist ce lark. GAr Teed "OTC iit “§ ss “ ner . , : 17 ‘ + : ' v ares " t i : Tbe. . 5 har f rour >iPd ‘6 Bi: yi ; seu 3 pte : ; : ( emme ee var = var P é ‘ b m _— . j +2 | . ‘ . 4 + . . 4 } a a 2s E ’ r : d ' . — z . ; — $520. eras | oid ; > fill va: neeyal . ) ‘at , ms arrive all er : =? to Haller ird Hospita he y one im oy privaie ow model se | mat = SS SS BEA YER JARD—4x8_ new teatar Areena T) TE is GASTEAM > 4 ; "s- ; - aa end i. ee. > Sihe ¢ 311 3 in lire. af nea IRD a obred pr : . . 6th. elgg ent con $308 bs Te >: P4 a . ex Supcey and Montey soe ow She usec. i vo ices. W iss ’ = Ten @ . , ice at re R} nh an ne alii ' r ' - > iT] Pion , : a al , = ' we - . : , in 7 4 > 3 ee 1 ea ae . —— : ss . oe -e08 ste is. ” SesGuat cond! tient. ie ler @15 Broa: way y floc cfg T+ *ERIGERAL LAC} One : =2/ Olive: ! te We hua 4 2.5 arse tigesescnas Ple lar: ANN te s tral Bird Store, 509 Frank new. egsev terme. trade. 3518 -AMPING OUTFIT “Sal : : a. 2 Oe eg Wr | perican Carbon) — : eer - - -— — - A te . os | ' i: Sunda; j ; rOresi , Ba tos ; h n n , a aaa ic B i Uh aX s. Dogs and Cats For Sale 31 pT os —M s t+eMmales ’ ? ' +3 lectin né P 5 ™ e5s5tWw a) —— “HR SLEH— xe isher 2 na ‘ = Peet - 4~P } ; ; i ett " et r . } ‘va x ’ ‘Hak SA | ie) recs _— — “The k: oe: > i 7 “ry ; ‘ : it} erery si ner ; ‘ey * ‘ t) 2 HU DSON N BROUGHAMS E ~~“ > a4 ¥ ( 4 rAC "HE Ss Tweimar. Ores! ce ‘ 7 4 nezZzZanine ; ea? s ‘ . a2 t?T ’ a T. - : ; , . - ; 7 . - ; ; : tiea IrDington re 2 ke rei! 8 Ene i's hag 3 ‘ es 5 . c e at i - a we ea = . ce , ' ; Page renaggpines iy es: . wet . as 7 , 1928 models: perfect condities; ‘ ° FURNAC Wi td —— Seri) nodhand. _Ph one ct i Nis M. Siw & Mion. Pr wre? if 16 ‘7 ” Hi! : + IOrns DuTre-DFe ; Gua CnIcKS Baty . : . : 7 ; th . ”) . Tru vert) : new prev terms trade. GiiG op eesy ‘erm. trace. 3516 = ferson 2206: J fiers m 1217 ere le ' lic 4-38 Hee th : 30RD Ts ¢)" iy nT i i) reduces D1 Jt TT cen peiivery napa :- ota tioet ’ ui! : ma? "a ; : : : . mst ty “ m9! iadies, stove. 7 PaD. : — = —s . mare | acaeh._(Eniral_ 5! . Ne ge al naga vy Saal + Pe on oF SEA TO am , , = ? ur eves. vol rs. vou non eet mr ham ane. aactifice SS oe and tobacco also =cut: this w th val : ee ee ne | A — —wex a aren “ hen h4g floor coverings. EA EY HOUNI y ont} id Pleewes Zor. a wonderriui tbe t u hin birds. ca: mets Hudson broug balan trade S514 Masgom, if) cain store on a in h vour friend | lerve 5175 Eats L. nd punpies e® ~ : a | A a . condition perfect. cure — E A fate A} . : . } . ‘ i) > AI 5. miA ’ - ; . ! ° 4 a sone } : e ‘ ‘ of . : — - : . . or art ¢ : ‘. - 4 . bp ; eye ks : ‘ = - ‘D} eT wi ir, ‘ P a : 7 - . sh ~s* i f : , : } " " ¥ « § ~ id 7 4544. c fo SE e wis i /'~ ’ AC H Ss . Z yr bai i ERAS ea ) 3384! ~9' WILLYS-OV ERLAND, IC “se ‘Rivermide 336 a0 . A { -onditien: easv terme: trade: = > , 7 — - : ; | } ony Ronn i ier tp . : : moe a a 7 T De i." femaie J ray ¢ be , r a pti0ONn y ‘ B: a Ter RESTS } i 7. soieee. —— a ' sani one as > Bro —_ IATONIE te i 3 7 mate ee ' om” tat oe Sin al IW. 1 ’ | d retail. Ab He =6 Hudson ESS EX “VAS "HES. 192 ood. coneitn m: , le. ~ t Ee grat i ners stall mDpiete : ‘hair ‘maine, mM BE AGI bn eT : guatanre 4 = eee eavy milk \ Ebster ora , ' 31¢ Nir Phe « mn at ‘ a a : Pr Rex —_ - care . ' bees : dn , wee eFER Ur KRNILLA r . WI a ” a tate a oo } ves J £8: OTS—F ame. taming pet btn OS ~ 395 1810 Cheetnut, Radiat ist we sated + pe + i nies. - . —_ iona milk da Joann Fieck. Magcheste ws. cockatoos parokerets. 3101 Olive. nine ole al YA 34 & » ’ ER ST! lLi—With condenso: (4) MACHINERY et comne socker Whee! motor, SR soto sap oy ” Stern cneg | UEAGLE Je $-ine brake: or . l miic weet JOT me ' to +o Ve tify 7 “ant jell it from a ALS r} ‘aAPMAaCcTI* Himeies s#4FinE ' . . it i 28) : os — : - a. te 62 Ras 3 4d ' 'Ty , . 4 “ ‘ i? . ' " ‘ ac ieret on ; - 2s J , ' —— irarnons nouters . ms . : _, 8 “ra! - * eta ¥. " Y pat s i¢c W anted : . a= — — a : oe se : ig "A “* Py T . . t : Tht = - . .we W _ e 7 i} 4 ‘ * a . ~ up- - : tre? ind ag “rT TO! oor pAbany JUS kEysS—Rhesus rand ik i CH. S35 ———— 842 — : JAKLANDTD—I1927; ¢o ib rer at pt Fier dav. 705 N. Vandeventer. Buckhorn Cigar For Sale __ chin OO Sargain csadiineai sas te Heeeeen peg roe Tur’ ect wr guerre: = ; youngsters: ‘hor hy raned. ' wT Ni remtate, qistarn a5 : reasonabie: terme 312 , : tes at @ very attractive faure, : . : p ; ; ‘ - a 7 : . i : te ‘ : : aia a ieitah ; . — lets ra nc jLBer j is. ‘ ; ’ ] - " - a bes cP \ al r«? = ~ es wore, — ATR COMPRESSOR Ol TPITS, lathes. arm athe Am. Grd. Ha MD. 7 D El are nels. Florissant. } ry where Na ona! = — : = _ Baler « ar comforts st ® CH WA ING—Linen cover, very chea; Tessa, c n.} ! ar t sal vamou : Aad - hs : FP a MPrON if ast. hen 31146 Sunday morning. {c? ; earns _— - ~ ge a iaxs. MI ieee ele seaied paren: . An ’ f > AH ‘. ; ' ‘- ‘ ; ION FR s4AWRTO SOD hs (vets = 7F- ' " hs y mo . : . z = : ~~ See os 3 . : : “ ' : ger at. 4 { ‘ > . . m ~ a ~s+ we = 4 ) 8 « . , % TERR? om . , - . ’ on ” = ° a ae , i ae y . — ran . ——a ' : ; { = - to rs & " coterie — . 6 . ae . a? . . rea IRDS = } i wwCas A ” Oe.” baw F An We --— : caeaien AIR COMPRESSORS — Boilers. engines ae? : ® Jade syed) core Ry ’ ' POL LITRY ’ B WASHER, $2 Ww. arive Trumps. heaters, motors, generators. nia- ~ - roy) ; = Ta a —— ' STON TERRI! ww ‘hassis and cab $20 ‘a:- chine tools. Jobn Ramm! ne Machine ‘°° # ALL G ARF eae Pre pra b . we aig a met — —_ hale at = a mere sea’. i % ie 4 anted , c+. . -— = " t} oo oe » *>y a] 1 7 . “~ . ‘ i ; ; — i: ae Lai€. 13 > ; oa —_—_—_—- _ i.” T ‘4 $3008. (cheap: combination rag | BUBS. Ust_ st. St. Toute, “Mo Tt ct eeu wan | sae . age age. ag SSRIES Wid Femalea, from every. AQUARIUMS, FISH. ET | > Pero ger? PUiiT ve Zaarnger COACHES | iow leet “eet tee — tet bel ee nae tres and mechan by - etc. JEffer aTSO. - es : ? rt * , ases ' eran | bates pater. ci Efferson 81 BANDSAWS. jointers. mortisers. moiders - - nineshine and m tir : wr _ ta re. . Senreiner. JU] , ans, | Awan TS Sal and all ——— Be, Meee “Res iT . i} geitw s EMERSON FAN So: bmersen ceiling fi nlaners. saw tadies: a complete stock o remy Ag em : sae Sox siea” i chet i res a. , oh ri =e nd fem: 249 hean. 241% + Ith. } TATE MOT OR COo., oe | | } + A i - MOTOR CO . Ine. : }) L. — E aaron. whedworking machinery. both new and vire ; i pi ; a _. so oe S . ’ Fu sOug vruc er) 7 mass. Jape | > >, ee 3041-43 Lecust Bl (7 Open Nights and Sundays r ‘ NS—Ex: aust, Cesk eling, . , : It it our new gtereroom or rt oO! _ 2 an hh re if = Ast ai as “ ST "4 Peet Aces oul , eve ; e for cash . be en Y al } ws a a ; on > : } : ) Bo et st ' a nono ‘er tear , ryt = ’ . \ : ; o om ita ‘ — ie. iow pric ss. ? ' 4 : UR, ' , ae . : ‘ - . ‘ 4 : ] ] RR: a toe rT ' 2 S=cD ne? . r , ; : iif _ = +} ’ - 4 » ahve Diet 1 Co Tle - : : : bee rege cae S—Baauties. 1 ‘tIPiC AL FITS} ar | 4 Open Nights and Sundays. yT} : 4) 77.4 . 2 . ales ‘ : he 8 ; ~\ i> + ‘4 lt Ming iim. @si var . et ‘ = : .¢ t ‘ o rie a ae jon't forget the price. ast, , STERN. 171 and Chestn = a 7 04 —— aw | ens Pa i causiaue 9 ' rieed very low a . 114 Pine st. a0 2 3. . id | BOSTON TERRIER—4 mont i. tov ; . , —— BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES = - FRENTH RINT Ws——Suitabie {fo hut “ oe , Ol . kK ba into periect marking , - | Bi . ure-t rt 3 — : — n 720 mode ~ as eh ae : . m sites res ‘ sil : . ‘ . nak ; {} ‘ - ; ' = SoBe? er : } * or ron ; ale ka 2 Siler hi _ aipriah h ny " — . . be t . sleeping perch; also siding a» RUBBER BELTS LEATHER 2 4. 2 ise ene : eu ee j : nd ithe and reds. 8622 T — a Queer: nen aw Citnteat aaa if Be - 2 ot n Al cond tion corecti Lic aan ah} sel hm " : else 4 roc pole rmioeg = — ford re Oifa O47 \ n ; oko Tt hi Ty be Food CUnCIWwOn, rmeaeronar 18. New —s “04 to re e atoc k re . . i 4 s+! '? . - Ba ' ‘ iwdh > ‘Al : - yn 3 E mene k . Stet ‘ —_ ; ho © - . me “nee rR? + ~ i . : , A - W : perieci Mal nil lige : 2) ; : * t 1 bu pa Te Rt ' , Pel ach iM e* heer . . ir choice ai . ; ti n , peta a Ene ; . = " son eand , x : eo ss a ha! 2 Pa? ae v; — becand hand, Quaker S Cheatn ut eR 2: Rathod ' tas es eee ; } mil obs 52D. — BF} oe see ww“ gene or brougham. 1928: 7 cusranieed: $400: term , eeter ‘ : - ti) ~~ : ‘ , rv ‘ . ry ' . i ee by ° - x ; ae = 1 vie . } re ‘ ‘1 i 4 e: i} ¢? . , { ’ 7k : +, 4 P . ; —_—- eens R ' BLOUWERS— Compressors, dr urnac 0 RD car t¢ ir ai) «as > A mes Te Du > Month Zzark } arms estphaii T morta enty aan “ : “ON. Tf oe ? = — - ie on a s . ia 2 a : . & «& nas © be : 3 +. “5 . > he = . _ ; . - ——— > i% rT) mM me . ank Te aey? a 4 nde “ hammers a z2 . 2 " ; a , , ' a = . : . . at .kTeed. A ee ; 7 ~ : i Sy } ; ; . 5 . tu } ; 4 + a mat genera remoce' ing aft wey . ae : - . ._* | . . . a »* a > ondition PRA SOT } lling tors, millers ' a m= i KSA! aR ‘ ‘ i .. 4 ; . eS : se ER TIE N-Class: 0 ; . hit rnorus Sif tS : ; r | 7 z ~ } . “a ij = - ‘ . : a t ; ‘ ry) : e347 ’ o4 W . . > : - P ani - Jd ‘i lor . cs — 3 . ° 2 is . i i a” - vite & r: “a ae f ; .. = . th . _ F u ; “« . 4371 it lede. . : — A * Mach mre e Shop i ork . ; -2 . ia 5 ' r . , ‘ , a : , . ‘ reaso imnainé. Ue + ’ a $ # + v , ~- I see ey anted HE y ROLE -T CAB— aie et ; : is 3! % : 95 Srerperel . asesye - OG CABLE \ iR id nT Mi co .— “STUEGE wilt: { Pra ’ >. rit 31 Si. ice , oe — — : —— Lod ston bes bought rf " “xn w ) rumbie erat. Very a —_ . wD! aso PB ‘ Stugeta ker, GAR: At — to:talie «tee: $145 secon Good uee: : ribl : . or cable : : s& eral ] i 5. > Be -? Ps 2}. ; . . ; ‘ “74 - ee. » i ; . iriure rtxj i 2s rt’ . a’ 4: Po stan a af : ‘f NARCH 31 37 q P : ee terira 'rgpede . = “) & Me C9... 3850 Easton. _(: om; % diame ter. 200.00 tin vari: | Seal ai : ! res - > meine mg creed: aim * sa sunlit 2 “—" : ee eet ee oe — joan ‘ : oe a ton. 3214 Ls ten Penge ‘OM ton. 1 885 Ss pets taranteed ~~ > srs, +» > _ 4 4 ; — - — a —_— . . oo . " . " ‘ : 7 : ‘ arri’ " 4 ia a - J — . ios GASS—1O000 feet skyiigh 50 Os — = | , arte te) - ; ; fk = E xX AB. * 77) ~m bs 5 t . ~ = / ; . ; : . . . 2 : Riti ‘ a = bars i +f ats: faz ‘ . j iy ' 4 neolidated : rr ‘ " ~ ( A} - co . sie ™ = - _— : ~ nx : : tT} : ? é , | ; r ; ; ‘ ri? 2 4 “922 — Pe j rer res i 7 ’ ° “ : ; sees : : ; % Si nho ee r 's 13] ’ ; 5 i” ‘ , e ; . a “ “i a ; + RG Lif teh c cae . m “a e a , =a ny ; ndilien ! incier ening oe . song! 4 ;. . S anhope J = : : TY | | E: renewrit nA ox acbrot igre me tem: rer - — = Pee mee “ sell wask. See | takes 2 on Gee Gee , : Hio DSO’ C TAC ‘HE: m+ + . . on ¥ . a ‘ ’ 7 . —_ le oe _ a = 2 , * ° ‘ > Oe an ° - J : — —_ . ” tint: Concrete, + n ixn cial i : . ae ' : | — b> ' . , 3 ‘eo. f nent Dat 7 s. 402 5 ” Keston wndel 8342. : Sterit . ere “ ee ia?) @rTte; wr cere a veer ; FY! AE) SSE b z ; wa itd ot ee | —s : af % $-* ; ' ee | [ ; ‘ : Tot Tht —— - ‘ DB. Se 4 ~ as Ft ; bE - : 7 » i. ; bn —_ , * errria mit) =. iy rt. , termes BA} Laclede : JE! m STAD. : maw & Si SEG orace ‘gica . : , om ¢ len asRorte LF ie athe POS hourht ‘iene n inanced : se ea Pe 4 . 4 . , . ». se ‘ ba ~ - - r. ; f good condition. Box T-2150. CONCRE et MI XER—No aAteat’ ,raded., , = ay re-Aoignht ss ’ ae i ; feei regulation size - | SA “, i va =~ : ¢ — aa serio ah ~ . one a tox “re A 2 hae 9: , : Sa ~ + - : a les 7 eae > IGaGR coach: & on — bh “. gtr Comustion eneap. i 2 : Sl : 321 : : > : : : . e i } Set ; - o.. . —s ye * rm ore} ited | , rr — . § } a ’ Fz} = d ; aie, wo Frankicc Fixtun oe J and brown al vy amsorted. $ "aan wg meager: Sy vgn de WILLYS-OVERLAND, TG BUY MORE WISELY g- 4 ite premaid. 190 Rox C.299 Post-Dispatch, _ a nee Se i—igc” HrDosoN Ha ianheries. a COACE ie | ava * ees CS wwtehit, Magy é 1 Penh aaeet “st ae Sty 2% toy APC ON : oe ee oes — en oe sr : all , um type. gactty: gua PLANTS AND TREES ‘ Ag a _— , -m eu , = | te ANGE} S—— ur aneciall * fnew and om tke . atentea TRSh ie “3 ™ ‘ - nlante of 2 ses ened i ale at te Tt lets ate ee i ompD| - Jt ANTED FC R CAS ru oN 192"; i ae ; om ust. Al ways open. ( @andard Maes arm wee ; wretias pian 33) te at i mMported. anc CA ows * sha] Cent re delivery Cc sa tisiaciic sand CO.. 2826 Locust. La er : 26 HUD SON N Ct ‘ACH on any siy'e. - | CONSTRUC N EQUIPM lew z , = \ en S25 o $50 et 6 Uarcanirecd a x fre ridet: Hate oft : i os Sunday. m now of which vou rivet. } Used. ‘or rent and for sa Th MM sngrigiee :, oe >" “Been “u: Par : —_ = y Far ) 7 » ee _ rt. - * -_ a0 Dew | oat oF 2. Smitu : QO Fra > ene ;RAD! , S envy @uan ‘ 4 — . ae aoe | 2 : , — ror oe UT ed , Fa Pe ‘ees ele or rent: — saa pot BL. ~~ nf * fh5 : 4 a Seer i . . 4h ¢ ry ~~ ° - — - a =. — —————— ' A w 4s US \ A NI ED BADLY KT’Hs eh ; , ips F route . & box ES ie on M i ws curt Oullrs : f 4 KS 4 _LAciede 1045 $9450. é ae 4 * n Oa rr i a M . “R44 - Riven es * — : — ? Mr XN ARCH, 3137 : . Woston bull and tox terrier ; a > ae se ——— t. , }} R of > gerators mom LAciede @100 e a icxs, So Cents Dozen a “nc pay Fw cash = ie SCHNURE-B | *. Mechanically ok.: new tires end = ..T. — — ———— = . . ed and leghorns gon: lec : : : ri¥? ry ome rirm ; Orr paint. Pevc-eti far quick 1a 1 ri ussman rT 345 3 ’ nantes meus on tind 3940 man NM fgeet 30) ‘mt. Lape ic! ie°26 Meester 4 apa enachk. : ) Smee 50}. ~ * ~~ : - — te - j : ; : , ‘' t Bs ~i4 . | . mi , . 2 at *) hm 8 it ' e¢ ] . a) a PRP rr ry A . a) ae 'p = a eng. . TMs as Ar 3 - nt +: , . is is Gow! ; whe. : Lect x ; f - OL y FR CADILLAC . cH. Tes . * eee we. al ; : aie “a ss é , : } = 2ER = PT . a a F atti On tet 3s . : ’ j ' 7 RY y - ~ : a oo ‘ti - 4 Sikap Wiap—cat CATES on tcher | box | set hoxen,/ 35, 04. 16.0% iemethe, Gone A wecgueneayge a9) Watchers. 1419 Salisbury st. TYler 2717 FORDS Wid —Fora ine bl =i Buiek Standard ¢ 5 Cos chi 5 , ee ee s i ss im? # IT . . Pix ir ame , . aa ) ' — | | _ 2 Sores Latest model. $795. Tera, ee a = a oa e r & ) aint, a att > Weeks Old i Conte “UES. CAE ROLETS Wrd.—All models MONARCH. 3137 : | | “ , as se oe ver! Skins — 3 . im ue met , cash, Linde: 856 Easton tae Brick COACH o. Coach, 2 oko he & aoe 3) =r ——— Bee | - CARER CUNT ER—Reaatiful, a. 6«6CPrtces way do rm. OKT rv iplem os: L_3P40, 1990 N Market & _ Master 6: ists —F. .. : oS | ‘ve mes . : . “ae . —— . sy eine * : nt j we. : ; . S J . - - R © . j 4. Ph. ; . —— ae at a ry ~ aa rn ena — hash SPAT } Thorsen ahhred ee : “y : ne 7 eT tec Witter mcloeure, bs . . ath " a oa I vant : an cust Bu ek Master 6 : ; - “® wt “oer ‘ . } . ~ 4 “ - " P a . . e a e re " > ae ~ 258, 2155 gallon. S508 S. Breadwe». | pease ad! exchanee (8 oday). 360 BEFORE ing er Eeoteidiemee Aicaieaiaen ERATOR hevemio aeter ‘a ee ee on or Ie. Whi : [0-, et aAmM 7 : a zt Ee os) Webster Groves. ; . “ 3 gaan ‘ Ph Sn ee, a oe ee ae 6 . Lively. repay chicks. Convras Pant) ASE eC MR AT TOS = = : see sec New Franklin Fixtere C Co.. 907 Marker _T Di.ons. Centra: Bird Store. 508 Prank 2 ne: sult 4° se le a cn a ee : rts : ; sew. $285. terme 4505 Basson ic) OUbss . i MONAR . r1eages pa) : Lecuss. — ANS aT? WE gk RO Et tere

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SUNDAY as peag ST. LOUIS SA MAY 29,1927 _MAY_29, 1927, #8900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. * POST-DISPATCH. “ AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBII : ES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ae hes For Sale | Coac es or ae oe Coaches For Sale Coupes For Sale | Coupes For ioe Sele i _—_oupes For Sale Coupes For Sale | Roadsters For Sale | Roadsters For Sale —~Riiy MOR EW ISELY” MOON | ‘ a . > oach late = ——- ! socks o = - - |} Crenulic 4-1 hee! fakes. Bt © eiemem + a r overhauled, new brake | DODGE—Coupe. 1926 model, eeat cov-| . iate 19°24: like new; Ddag-| Buick in Wellston | Ss t—1926 roadster: driven 5000 | RQ | HT ERTIFIED | BRING your \ 1—1925 BUICK /f | @Ts. ete.: just think how cheap. only $5 —_ sede 4920. __ 3767 Potomac. ers: in first-class s! cash or terms. ain, $95. COlfax 6011W. 4562 Na - laenered: me | miles: perfect: practically new; 00 modes; | . -£xening, 20 live Sd / Mast vach. $623 es vd Open Sunday all da; Hitor, | UH Y ROLE Late or = cnc Southside Reo. ic., 2519 5S. Jeffer mn. rai Bridge. ‘Clits pane ggg 9 oe iggy Bhioe y pO ew ge yy «8 . rms. trade. s¢ Yee , 1926 Bie 6 Studebaker sport roadster; ms _—" x ' B214— Lon 2a8t. ain . TS. Rand 7872. 3325 Lem Ros ect Ii : \ FORD—Coupe, te 1923: will sacrifice: | gale: _— tem —_— a oe | oe _ hai Loe ‘ST MEV Ri ee es Sees pga asagpigee 25% ranteed, in R. , Five-passenger, rebuilt. refinished. would ae —- Ths | Sport model; refinished in beautiful tw0- : i me } ee nes ee , : a doy! ag li . iif vs he ,. nd run LA * Ta Leary it DBO hat . F y Pasta. rg a ; r + and i a . - ineoin ' ‘51 015 L : -_ ~ tome duce has 5 new General ha lioon —— i : a ; 7 F ?) ~ al poell i « 4 ; i ‘ : r.Trog . ‘ Ite ly merle in ry vw at ive Tar. - y — . , i : . nat] ' -alue- ’ ; P Ld Laws mmbile erat. bumpers, etc roechacica sr Lovis piscotNt' “: > . E . , Lk r> F217 " ~ : oS “$ 4 * tk. 4 i%>*’. } . : fai | = ‘ het i | - : . - all :: “rate d. ir : >y re ler / ; 1, : ' : i Hs E——F acs’ é par j : . i t >) ith rk) t a ft) ia® : priced at one-bal? origi -_ oo - : ‘ a 4 N ash oe i: tal at T 4 a - — = mae it. “ - ee S _ os ay Ke f : ; Are a d “ itt if *¢, “et Ca? wu J * alls 3€ 2 7 m - . : — ; cost, terms 2677 Washington ‘handed - £004 condition u5 4 }CHEV ROLE’ 1923-}] 9° ' : : vata ot — ; RD—Cou 19°28: new ? “ yn Sund: nd nday. W. 3. CWEN BD ; Sport roadsete: 925 ; teed: | WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC., uic ' : all . ene s dav. Pie pe 4 larantee os . - . o in ition * $2 ( : iP eo . 291% Washingt bes celler ubber. § B35: % is. “ | Ohio and Lafayette. 1 block west of Jef- Lots of Mon _— | , a : $f, Grand. en == ‘ A supe pe: = : MAXWELL—Coupe, 1£ ! ferson GRand 8615. Open evenings. ; > » " i rt? c } t)" . - Sas 4 A) ied . - . _— —— ; ' j - ; > I’? rhe ? if (rn ry ¢ i” $50 TO ey eit. it can the eee eo’, tf Tod pms Soran Seo eee ence | tires and motor: are | 1 priced. to rell |} Coupes, laree assortment: | $235; term. 4593 Bast 4 "1 : an ae he nee ee — » ; “ina to. . " we SEY 5 thao ee — os ocust. | quickir: G. M : ns gr. J: mode: to $285: ms. a | oes SS 2 gant Mee . amet [PSS ' $1000 QUICK IAL, 2401 Locust. quipped: this is a real value for someone: /JFtfemon 3709 eT tener SUICH Sort i Kusiman, 8440.51 Bastag “ea8)| MAXWELL Li Bee er! $200 dom Repossessed Automobiles . 2% loans in 5 minutes, ¥ bether 7 . moa "T Pl gente tar Sete ee our you. ign VROLET—19°2 pa ipe 53>] Easton, A ban _ | FORDS—Coupes 24 23 B .| Al condition: wonderful bargain: $175; | others: 5: primum. tri pes a |, Will sacrifice Studebaker coupe. car is paid for or not. Pregen; CH cc. Rand % eth By ag - 5 wea Car £xehane it per 3] 4 332 | 15 122. 5: ter rd | easy terme: trade. 3516 Easto (c) | all das Milton, 221 sedan. Overland sedan. Overiand touring pavments reduced. Mortgages re Glu! fin. 2 = rita. | » - mM. JL. €reo! . ven sub Fatih’ ' - . . , ry ’ Chevrolet roedeter Py "j Lys ° ond TAG NIHa : D( DG E COT PE Di De J Bia 6 tow car. rivate: no signers: om acl ‘ it Pw, ; - ' | Sars af terms: In ed uue, Keep : . 240 ty si arcana? Pop mene i Paee t + r ey oe ae } >. . : - . a 2 nished in a beautiful light RD: Coupes: your choice of any °'24/} Roadster Lad — - . Mw, Hey Lites trace frins, 2 ( Ok 1OUuei, AFSL OC ‘ OU t } ’ ’ - —T 1035 x YAHLEM EINANG E ag CaEVROLET— FE hed _——— LE. ara : i ote | aarti trond party * = ot j oe tj“ 4 RU N ABOU , a $125 ity $4 , : { > . s+ , J 32 ~ ware’ - . ‘ . erms oO Ze | ca Ww. "o.. 2 a w paint Goodrich s) ty ertown tires! y2 4 runs like new. an . . hs + Laker } x ign : { boy 19° 1925 a 28 Sspecia; ch. new duco: G. es ws Weg — iy ' pe . con- ~~ a eniureel Aenin n fvae Moon 6-50 2-passenger cabriolet ' | Monday E 1! : é ae 3 ; | rumbie seat new duco, *Rand A803. aris ; fc mechanically O K o 7 in and get t ne? =°% . ' en . ee : . i mosis Ss ‘ dea ‘ 2A / rey tz ft ; e M *TOR oe " ytoT > . . : o ‘ _ oe | 1. ¥ het . she vous! wi ervtging ™ 3; On — LS ; yf a : ys ? ; . : ; qe: 29 N ASH CC ' AC % pe V ERC Ey Tm pe u29 and = ='26: Tat, . ie: ; bh or terms. 163 5, Kingshbicb- | athe — 2 Ot" , ee . pers Bray- Ha ] ee Motor Co. ’ . ic ‘ - hu . a4 a ae" ‘ best oy ; arord "ve € 3 51°7 Delmar. es: s ioc i e Ea: , | ‘« ; ful 5-nasseng: Bie: “wR , ' — — — ii for dition ; ebea! ve pritate ow ner. “—_ . } "DMLE . 1924-196 co: S, ie rance Six eh in first-clz rT) ’ 3 [ooo . Fae oo 1d firs sete — , BT we Pm bee ray, Maroon | he ver la? ' Chi condition; Duco pain >i é: gue teed. Flint Aut Into drive it and if i¢ it like 3 pe sania: “er begga Hy rd wags 7 NL | for ony pwn. 12 1 ? Sedans For Sale , Tully equipped: yurin os KF aetn: (ak yOu mer fave 3 r money : = = © SUTSAIEG vr ee 1h A R BRAHM ™ Te a Ae CO.. “Ri : = } ar; an exceptional bu} Hi , “"F hi ; : PTR T. LOUTS _ = 4 LMC cSt a 10 49 S. BOYI AT MANCHESTER | AUB RN—Straight 8 sedan. 192; - : , ; : ‘ ‘ y ia ta TT : : " 7 o»* . : a 3 “ Aw 7 yA wo $440. ‘ iii: Jeli? ’ ~* ° ‘ . ‘, — ‘“ : ; seeatiute _— - oe , . i FP : ‘ é €° nur mI)" ee ; 4 Automobiles for Exchange : oniv § ipner. 341 ' TEV a ee TAO dow ie pupes. 10. 192 926. $235 . —- —j|price: so new it shows no sign of wear: Di : — _ GiEvROLE1— 4 Tao ; on- KLAN! Ps % 7 “es ~ conga - “es ~ _o & na} nm ) ; eo amr la ate im Me | _ Tea Yal- (excellent condition vill se quickir: come aT +4 ND Wie. —Will trade Rollin Coupe, Corin: ron Ve ittle. rea is | w Ci Come, ot yourself: onl fauchester. HIlar OO. eee PA, nt insta s PC ent: vist A5i° N. Leifingwet:. early: reasonable terms: fully guaranteed; -- 6. SS46 Vastieman. , tern 163 Kiueshizhwa iGO fasy term r per nc er ae ee i ee ag ' wana - . po nO ee ee c M : 825 buy from the biggest used car dealers ip Ate trace diamond and platinum tL — : .. ee I st aie oe BLES n 125 rh }: tee: terme. pen Sundavr - ve. . nically p ; - | on tae : - 4 nw —— . ; aS ; e , . ri : * ; : 4 é. ‘i “a ; ; nie ‘ oe on- 7 bracelet. 20 diamonds. weighing ov Vink | pe Oe vail a Nt : 7 : tion ie ' Enameled ‘Open Sunday ez M Dy * Or Apt Be Las - S tgp noe Sica, ga as 0... FL5d lancheste illan model wner; akes co fin mes i “att ae 0, | Guaranteed bi ae ymous ol adie like ne gy Me A sce bee So Jefferson and Lafayette. LAclede 6107 ry ' i tH SetpOLET—Coan. 192. | Cull ETS 925 mo all | Grivine trial ere oe ne tar Manton | S/o down, balence easy: trade: burry CRE LAND Dearitee coupes. SU" her £35 : + ; M aster | ri - Smog kK brougham This ear De 1o4 ;, i ' : (>) ] AT MANCHES] ] 19 (“he ‘ t neu ; ay rd T 2° a" " ) acactiption: it ie perfect in every ARS Soest . at Viweaten aan one? : pet ning Sundar ition u rEntral 4! 3318 Washington. () 295: $50 down, 4711 Natural Bridge, | a price. trect r ; t sf : ‘ . i ’ + pi ' i i i — - - OAL” 5 | aes TIL. ig ; 7 tree 'y ‘cua anteec: a rare bar- perfec: s5 [ : - ’ ) Lt : ++. RE WISSEL ' We LLYS WERLAND ? THINK! FSR loscdntes: nice 1925 S148: 3. BUICK—Sedan. good condition: must eel; A. ©. terms; open Sunday ang . )} } - : OF for re 50 all kes: terme 200. 8628 Prings ; os — ' ever nent ; I sed (Hs? | A Pon e that you can hardly - box rf ar ; /. all Dases; oe. $20 262 Locust st. "hatha ’ 7 ¢". ‘ .- tied : hb a : ; . “hel a ‘ — j j ; | sid mti loa 2 t ree j Teddi ‘) ‘ pe t . i _ 7% Jefferson and Lafayette. LAciede 0107 erifice, tra - ut Dricgy Money-bac anteé, a: way : Bg 4 (! Ee 1 PiwWif (cbr -ReAdced | ¢¢] om ts ae 2 equipped and ev ot Will Sine. Sz 4391) Olive ~ 7 BUIC ~—eoGan. i924. Master 6: £004 ) a aibenidhmncnien , at porate, 2 | waif _ } FORD C OU PE—New Tires anteeé for 3 months. For the small sum | FORD—Roadster: good condition ; h @ good automobile at @ : a - Y f } a he’ ox By: Hi 4 rT ~ \\ \ : a4 ‘$6 4 ae ‘ ane terme. = aepienc) ? engir e G50 caeh. F Oreat = e : r ’ a Archer- Mo DODGE rab thie for $175. on terms. WEBER & A HM- MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. Sunday between 12-4 (ec) .. 4057 Lindell. L i 'B \" 2 oi a : 2 wy : n und 1? Hamiiton et Easton : Gié ahees GE°TM Oo : r=) “7 ; ® | UNIVERSAI! $1 7 t—Alw Open 1? Wadale I'n 7 997 - —___-__—___— S BOYLE. AT MANCHESTER | Fok Keadster. 1926: refinished and re- | BUI - Sedan odel 4-w on: ) B ulck Broug ham | a _* . 3 vi ¥ LU ELEL He KOT TIO (SCFTV (ORS a : ‘: 7 | All Modeis L p tO z én 6 1 vISLY™ — Ty — PASS, COUPE. uit: § terme. Newell's 3015 Le | 't ‘Biles secing this beautiful Buick: ; : ‘ 4 + toe cz i : . ; vv, \J ; " rT) ) j . ‘ ; 4 ; ait tae | Fee) JA} iA Ni a : ) DE 23 OLDSMOBILE COACH hevrol 4 33 othe : runt. : ~. | sf — Mode! = ol: in excellent me j ie / a _ een : ; - ‘yy ~ . ) ‘*hanical condition: full equip elon Pela Used {iy 3 | FORD—T055 voaden ermcenomreecmececiuaes | ROYAL MOTOR SALES. “MOTOR CO. vi ‘on! ’ 150 é _ GilliarD- Epstein 3118 Locust. ent: original paint and tires. LATE DO! 6) e3: *O Af U | OLIVER CADILLAC CoO.. eee ; n rear t¢ rms. JEfferson 3084 3333 Locust. esses arm Nee on ly oe fe) a —_—— 108 | Chevrolet Co. 20, er Easton (c) | BUICK—Sedan. Master Six, 5-passenger. ~ Ter | For rn - high -ad itor painted | of exten | equipments: only $75: a | late duco col pare tice, -ure and loc . -arysier, Nash. Oakland “26 modeig: 249} rocust. Al ware open REO C OT PE il wheel- of $325 ? race 41" 56 0} ive re y 3318 L Open Sunday all day. ¢ Ae) a |. 36: 8-passenger: Al cc ) TORD—192 y r. wire wheels. bal- | sae! seine RD C UPE 1923 a | FORD—-2920 soadster, wire whesis. Sar i SUl-iemea: Gee Ge mode: 4- *) -aete er mes andl. _— OO! ndition; price reason- $150 a ay | PIERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTOR. lehie COlMas 900% , ed amneel, brakes and all eauipment; it ‘ts PO OO gh ln a A et , ee ach 60. brand-new; cheap, ust. Elmar Used Car Annex. — —— ‘S’ | painted a beautiful peacock biue: let wus COUPE 20 SN Euclid. near Washington 1 FORD — Roadster brand-new, veed two domenanane, Willve-Overiand. Inc.. Olio —_F weeks: cheap; trade, terms. 2560 Mce- | and Lafavette, one i of Jefferson. GRand 8615. Open evenings ob the corner, ' > . ; : Y ; ay i } ' a 4 ‘ 7 °? . ; “ ; > $844 S Broadway, ga Anw« mort: Ants : ; News fy oa ESSEX Dé oy ANG perfect, @actl 192 ¢ 5 ] ATE FF ORD DiAN A——DiTaiet . eigiit, vl: tuder nr ' >} . — ' Amos tom gp, fire SC3F trac¢ } (eye! we LI Sate perfect shape: |. “ecae, oP : "€1 Pe eee - i OD gece 0 A ° ~ atic 5. bi very }} rannot be told from new oe °508 & Jefferson. | Nair. | Rand 8615 can: teil it from & new neee ach S&S] Kirks« LS roe gat ' ail as yeed privat Tj 7 pe ike 1 a « Gn Ae ve rr 1 re SEX —C if: 2° : are like th ar z it )> a s} Fiverside 4109W., ag Choutes S86 oe. Sones (-) | ROLLIN—Coune title. Firestone bal- | PU RD—Rosdster lat odel, excellent MOTOR SALES, St ean Es een as | ranpmer 3418 Tcus:, \\ \\ ancther Chance | “ZR \ il) | -Rincesice OO Scr 1e6 coune, excel | Suit 2949 Choy oud diac wheeln d-whee! trekes, $825, | condition: $125; $33 down, balance $9| SCHNURE—BUICK S118 Lacuest. (e) ' i / : : al condition: easy rms. | ahaged COU PE Castleman. Maye! [ner week. 2 SN. Grand. E ¢ . . er) | : can eae s ati ; Tt ke new, 19°26 Buick Stanéard sedan. a beauty: G. -6 coupe; J; . terms &§ BROUGHAM —. — with care, extras; & balloon tires: $60. cue 3116 Mois Cpae SS ‘ ’ =" ; “ . ® ; “a : “a 4 ; ' } . . oe . ’ { ‘ g . ; z n- metor earteed: ar b. ee a ect, 0 pce } = | 15} ‘Be We VEST SIDE BI at ii | STTDEBAKER—Late mode: special ° cust. ____CEntral 2218, tc “MOTOR 00. 300 geeck $350 McPhereot tg nec nt OO hg ta eee es | 7 ) ss | | Hi Ligh (-&M Phersor 3° | passenger coupe: $275: terms. 3325 Lemp. | FORD—Roadsier, 1926: blue dcuco: ie. THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR C0. 31 a 7 — “ oes nrceine + TAD CK 5 \} \\4 ESS | . Cc WISELY” os -* ’ . Coupe: 4 v ie) ™mi.e¢68; = ay, ; 7 So © a ee and eve- diate evenings ont ~~ Studebaker cA5) | Giatributors, and sizes like mew: bargain if sold at : eamnietely overhs Ee rOLIDA’ IARGATI! E 7EV ROL! — Ts duco. pice cars sa ‘ ; Locust aap 4 : os rs ‘ Z , ; ; " y « Lo UCL : 8, t a Rig Discount. \ i $425 Terms \ ning: (oH } 334. on« e. JE ftr rec rT : 210 ih 2° . 3 I . . . ’ et « > ‘; ae . a = = ii ~ , } . , fag ‘ r¢ ‘ as rrr i . Je 7 ; : | ; , , , -_ ] Willan Terms. KUHS BUICK HAVE CARTWRIGHT FART Corner’. ne DSC iN 3 RC TL GHAMS —— u : - =] . : +h Cire’ hace ‘ een lll “ ss woe ; ' i | | Reeu a ae it? ~ ¥ Co _ at 23 newly [TN] SAL. 349] Locust. Alwara Onen CNIVERSAL 4491 Locust. Alware Onen. | 26 Fo roadster: many extras. “Weber } , : ic fii ah er . a Te: : ‘ , y ; Dp Ow. es Je Baie Gee | (Ueber Commer terms; race. FOR D—Roadster like i en ee jt = y peat es p. Sane a Tee * we & mye aie ‘ese Rg tl i a ae Ld » ae . Ses ee sotes ne Ome — a gue Sate mnsten, a . nt se — CART NRIGH ut CERT! FIET) At ata (f rT) 7 24, 1, #229 West wot fi 7 2 “ A% ator “Pees Lin 2200 an ————— ce 2 a depos’. Trace 1 Vinte re | rw v! 1) CERI GC ‘i Py \ @ eds) | natural Bridg —— stas | pasecn ith rumble seat, | u ; . ‘26 BUICK SEDAN : oe ds ; repaini Bustom ange ary aE c finish. new tre co you 4, | SCHNURE= BUICK | Standard @ 2-door model. esnetiadny r Ton , . : o — n pe ues . a | - +4 > yf T) ‘ [pes ; : ue. , 8 HE DSON BROU GH AMS Te - se : i ‘ . } gz 4 ; “— a F . & i BY ; i cee i] ocus Pane aR s 1926 — - me G a . . tt ; oonanat a % ae . ‘ens ore . ‘ d4- ‘oncit ine ust il a new cal aie i : tf ate and rebuill . Ar , eggs . ord roadster. new dum: » & ranc-new. cant Wear out. & 1829 rrr ae! i« ar ge. rs rSTRI , . IPL J 1 ot . - . irs | } 7 Ser ice cy . “ye ur ; T z5,8 inal a rly l! 4! v Quip : i -ion have Qu! choice ! ' 2 .. a : “ ni. ‘rir ry fee ; rrmn rte ras ¢ ve’ em home i | it . ; dies i Ri | | : +e anne eee Cotes gna gellar 401 Ler ‘in #45: terms. “4909 Easton, | g59°S5 cach Drive em Rome. n tires. motometer. etr.: good for 10) coat CHANDLER SEDAN ] - “TEtferean 74 - sheap ones. ir ut the new rode! | model. ” weed only 5000 il cy! Given away ean ae appearance of this hroughout and its spleadid mechanrcal ASB i Pam aerizice Sale, rrices Siasn BWR Coupe pyu2 Le lew ! throughout has, never. been iin my ei Me et care ial | i 160 dow 5116 Ca 1925 c rd Cor upe, $239, it a valve much out ‘ hey ie P TNA 2 Sa rt) ag Pau. .-4-" . -s yt : : rye act encdition altos ‘ r ," a? ees . ies _B ] ~ vr) tires ’ rec i I fi : me 934 © Us. oF saving for you, $1000; Pe at sau Tocust. _ Nerv . a , - ee ee oa AT $895 cn¢ ST NE J ¥ — 3% ‘ie p “ =e é . : . —~ 7% ’ >» | t _ iy - . 1 ’ ~“* vr ne nuered : bila vid , = : 109°R eur 7 air , rice. Huber. 7 . so? — - | a - ce T \ — ‘T a Roadsters For Sale i ) HU D SPEEDS TERS | in perfert conditien. ron 3041-4% Locust BI. sndayr ; 199 | condi ir a weibaanee y “_ tea Fon ee DAY SF ECIALS "IC me roa deter. : 3% a8 than 500 miles cash or terms. 1163 . : | ,) + § 5 4 af ; ‘ —oe a 4% . ti _— : ‘ . rh cS cing ~ 4 Theodosis TY ’ Sit et adat 19°43 fine aha pe ing «nich a Open Nights and Sundays. ae : : ri ‘ POO ure? Std a“ B ’ V dell ; Las lon ; Pat J ian months old; i be ie: at ive OO Nee Red T month © ; } “burppers. note tire. molome- JHO*D Te a 55 etal ~~ Files ' inne Fa«tar — , J miles: price right. Devoy * a Wi Hehe 2 We. PM ee : os rR. im + Oe, o ey ie = 25h tg gs ae OT teh, ; ae ti ln SPP WR hy ane ay, : ~ IGS am, *4 444 » ae p 4 — ” j J . ort 7 - 1i3 % . [ ‘ ‘ 1926 Studebaker Brougham Foe A | Man 5€1 Hliand 41 Price , e: : - — ms = py Pe PY woes Kirke ms, Mcgrpdlemellocpaidlns: LET “Beveral 1: TH a @ . = ~ ‘ : ’ ; > o€ . + err ‘rf, » * } ’ ** ’ 4 . - : " . nd . " ‘ r, ‘ . ras 4 } | } r s mr - ; al T o at ; - nT ; Tit : ’ -% ‘ 4 y io . ‘fs : = 4 - = Sacre Rey ve 2 complete set Ta — ~_ z bs — ee , onde ne : Lee MT ELLET? ‘t ook EG Sicilia ans Pe. ponte Ege .an Bestan t aac es rr ale select from: newly painted —o dit iE ae \ Rang x. — a = ‘ lane SMiatr Car ts sites ’ 7 ROY 1} .T MANCH Caine aaepeeinen ; a sage nt wee “ — a chanical’ perfect: guaranteed: berga'n: WEST SIDE RiICK AUTO CO.. ———— — — —_——_—— 1 —— RC! — = ies. lz i920; Jik: BD OFN , * CUI CK—Roadste 23-634 or Cet 8 = ~ —— Lermn elie Moter Co., 3008 N. Grand. ‘ , ” a. ao ? : ng ?. -- ; , j I wire * ¥ | ’ : of re : , a¥s Ni 4 [ ? ks nt ‘ «J ee ; si Lit ’ HY! Hy 2 4d £ . : ' 2.6 FR ol j ad i s mal ‘s$O> Kings ishwa: & >» (nt DElmar e303 : ; 23 and Iocust § 2. 2 Moiog Bales S118 Loctet cove wih ramble meat: car is on’ perenne, 1221" Howard. , _ quip “apen_fundas, 180 _—Ruswel | sein B45, terme race $306 taste! CHEVROLET SEDAN, 1998 : : lion FE Pac RDS—! “s ke 0 BLICK— Roadste tandard like | ie ened n driven bet a little Sacrifice nf 150 down for cuick wr” live-Knight brougham. 1928; —entond : So ee Moon A> down: hurr Za cenuin ‘ralt 85 Ao a 1844 | bs ye ; ‘ ag a nen at: ha | , beautiful gray two-tone fuct; this - ————_——— , eh : ert > ‘ - ‘ P . ° r “rt : : : ; ae ome - ; . . 518 Jt Ws _- J Ap i A ’ . . ie r, a Ag ome ’ x (rand ‘ . Phe a irae : , rs ‘ » 2 , ee a } i [ i> ] “£9 " : . ilies af A x tir “ , . eg o “ Cabriolets For Sale evo Slag ar: ‘e; wonderful, Motorists, 183 rae a 9 On - iF ' ful egmdition, $350: terms, trad nant me gaye ce IE, ) ; ; % : , . zx ; yy rein 219 or ; | : a — , ESSEX CAB. CHEAP ems: woncers Hi : sed very little, Ha: ee ge oe ee ee BA )_mant_sell_4332_lesipgton—_—___ | fy prime, ond lone terms, Come inde i une fore song: Fu , @ee8 ve ' . rer —. ne he :a? j ; : ) s 45@QR Fs ‘ - - cs ’ 6 reasonable terms ores , LL. i d vi APA * — ———— Sn et { - pai ' “~. . : . 7 oui cs ~ a ar ; Phan} tot aet ter, 1825 rititia: Tin d es a : ht, RE = 4 NIV E] : i AM OPer:. i: >f Le?T -Roadeter. 12 new pall h 145 2 45% Pastor re 0 rade. WEB i charms nder lu cond Pie } p}] 0 3 RYoR TD ipe, 1924 or trade f. c HEY e%¢ . pong om 343% Cy) - pepeomgen , SE — ane : — UXIVERSAL 3601 Locust, Always Opep. ee “GA LSSES SCHNURE~BUICK terms eney Mo: oF- nM N 0 miles: b spin snapped dew! Hudson coach: al b $165 bo Ens ir PE ) KLM! +. w t ‘fonda ters m= Ae vices oni nished and motor reconditioned | . wis , + age oo) 8 o an coliapaibie ~~. } Sunday 4 evening? pO | a ‘() "st: : } rh was . —— , : ot pur Xi rei . : — -_ ~- 7 a | ‘Cheirel BUICK COU : RD-—Coupe. 1092 in cool runnin our exuert niced. See our treme: | CHEVROLET—Road 0S, term. | KER—IW8S standart t roatgin CHEVROLET SEDAN, “consider saving ety as able (Steen: —-— -—— 4 *) re § 7 - meine é 4 4 Lifi€ af ® . ; > om ; '¢ = . J mn é ; te? e ¢. ome i} 4 r é . . 4 ; ‘ . P ¢ ' ; io rt Gispie dons s — . ' ' aegis ee ae " , a. oO - si» eoulopet: thie car ie ie mer cent ne rae GTS Bip: ty gat ts. Rs. Ee ete | ‘ag ty ¥ os » Ge: a ¢ + Aning cond). . » = “ . . paseenscr n# , . » : , : ; 7? ' = : . ' ; ; ; : . LUYS-OVERLAND IXC : eeriy | Hina ae rH Be gy ~ mont! py — = “e yore ar "an hap obese so,“ wee — Ebr! : sacar cie a eye ——— — ; r ' : — a perfect a very rare Bargasn #t $150 down: 7 ra parent balance rot GE—Coune 1g es Ee | Bt 2222 ite Soaps Basi CHC ROLET—Ronteiery ave (OER Se | EEUU BRARPR Shir roadeias Tale VTA | here’ le your chamee’ age thle today” peug ee ' > ' am * ' P11 ‘ a rn - - ‘ ? 14 é ’ ama freer . Ls é * ta §&. ' Tr 4% / . i- ‘ fT 4T) ‘ 4 . i a "914 14 W ach: e..., } Etter. 1923: needs Title werk: Sat ig org ORE WISELY” OMe TD —— E100 dows se — , on mN. up = mint: | ne ——e in i i “% Oven Sunday 8 dey and Mow coach Aki ~ SAI. : Liven ? - Fame Cha . 7 ; 2 et 975 ; " tire aA +5 ah th: gil . , — CURT 61 ER —Grdes : late gree ta perfect: also 1926 Buick coe SV ACTI 7 Coupe. 99% Pertec DODGI . B. Gives Miles. | OSL S&S IeFfere Me ind ee ee | ae a er : “Uhn- ool Yi (Ours nd TS ANY AS | sd n ; ; rhe np pe = 5 7% \ Al « ~~ Pen nonderfu STU D sBARE R ROADS] ER ‘o Gown Fine shape. Four-«heal . 4 4 . " ’ . te as Su - - beth BT cK RAY E ai — P , ) + } 44 “4 ' : nl UNIVERSA eR Rif i Le is . — r ve ; - } ; i et : i ; . af ‘ oq “4 - ta] 2 rj ; OU » ae “4, : a? mg rye ? ; teas . ] se G c . . a - a - eee Be ° : e« @ ‘Ff ; : COR oe * _ SS 7 i 2 ~ , ~~ . 3 Orne ; . é ~yg? 4 ‘ r x rt . ‘ ; € - ~w | ges anew t ms. ttrans,.. an fark hag b | or (TU db a ‘ : : ee Q* Soa. Rake - . Pr a pos “A BA , e724 : : . die ie , ; ofne foie. Monday. ng ai : tion ral terms. | a Vo: a = . Ripe ya terms. 1 ‘ ver n- | $3! wr 1} a‘ | Bria ' ition: priced very , eae. 7 EVR )] cE TT RDSTR — Oh tert ‘e (set Ante 2708 —— bivte Gubche BUICK COACH—1926 | : as ~ BU CAC UI PE | BUY MORE WISELY’ ED c Y MONARCH. 3197 Locust. | , Custom Anishad Used Care a Master 6: like new; run very ) 1996 Hrdc, RS Tae nerealt i me to aU ' 7 eosin cts | Natura! = r yo ws i j : — — see! es ee rolet eden 1025 model; to ite be lie ae NARCH. 3137 Locust. os Ne “tiles ae nee Sr er comd (tic 3 ative J i ) Saupe. ny | a se F a Ei kat : ne re tat A; - 3 F re 7" —— : : 5 . h. m m | , , "S ori : oo ”™. complete, overhead “SCHNURE-BUICK 1926 Master ® Buick coach like se: G. MA L. x ick Stand dard 6 Sane 1988 en | Lae gued rubeer, mechanically p arte ue! BASES Sar LES hoe A MY, Pipe AR guy ae: Pe aah ae deed - A_1926 ee - , ne SS : Se | fect. fer it todas. Our poke A =: original : S487 No Puclid os ueeunan cr coup with | {Chrysler 60 Roadster | \ (Udever Corner} | COLUMBIA SEDAN - neta nioaliy perfect, seedy to x3 ranteed bee it re’ our price will .” date & Bectimaychaede oS “ ~ rn — 7 "** -. T y ate ; * : fae TODAY & SPECIAI saagre ate ** } Pg gle al ga Te sti, ee = ey A, age . ~, Lates* mod S725. Terms. M DNARCH R137 Locust. n tay @ — h-voi 3 nurua! sees = E : mechanical conditio ata =T | 8 : a * —_ : _ ; rol . ad | bt i .7 = ’ ; : a ip 4 . At ' prt ea = — a }} ) Just repetete* reconditienet &y oar ei ne $2: | sats Locus 748 DELMAR A pely | a oo 0 ‘Ao | -. ee new: ont | original paim. Duco an a : 1; “2 STUDEBAKER RDS STR. | verte tires ©. K. S276 taker tt: 2 6: Ka og mode. ‘ — Ar PE pit) _ ern : x 3 ' roils . blue. 0 | Iéke new im erery way i! a. “ i tiie than «a Pore oe ‘orm Weber's q A DI TAC t 4 ne + ) } , ; : : : : ; Rie — a er ——ine: « is a eur re te } . ‘. x? ; ity? equipped an¢ a bargain : cea a ad = . re "bum en it Bo coor Riear-* “HOO Greets ¥- , if ‘s sg? os - . ey : : oat , ge 1 ; _ . , —_ . Bei : . ‘ - amennny new st hte | a eu i ; (YYIVTER “aN AC rr * oa — fo eam ‘8. ee “ sagged Lit ' r Very Wwe : — : ‘tome Open Sundays at c. esungs o£ ' reliable siors P ’ teresa 1508 ¢ "’ JeMercorn 93 , en pment’ ent & eet 2s . a sd ema: ;Cow oN. Gran Fa Fe assenrger tharonughir * > .: £ ”~ AUT iM CO 306.

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DAY. 23, 1937. MAY 28, } 1927. al these columns today. a a #9250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMER?=. in ae OO = _____-~ OST-DISPATCH. nae ih ss cciore: ° yee 7 A * 2 * &e . . . 4 ge — for city mertcaan is has city no te 68 kin “ . : . a aoe . lass —_ BRICKLAYING & TEEOINTG | : rk. at reasonadle prices, work at_ once. _teten it tod aig ane Meme Lindell Se PES —- a —+- “Oo. 54 : yoo gt — e cohen Garage. CAbDany| geliing line ¢f ity merchants: } | — . RA tuck pulnting himuey fre- | ad ' nighte. Linde! PAPER RANI NG. mt « tening: Sor | ae references. a Page * ee lowing’ knows other Tany—oit.: to take e wares oe pe, 38 7348 W. Trade Schools “HaLT ET Sit - eolored experienced. lines. Box C-1°4. Post-Vispatch. reference 1393 ~ % es . hk. . was wae ou 8 — “Sits olive. S5: we dave. Lindell 6599. 86 “myself. For good work. “Ol'ax > Lu or thousaid JEfter- | (-@S) ( cfi2 } TUtTO MECHANIC 2 ted: le. the new St Louis. New York references. JEf @ALESMAN—Sit.: tooroughiv experiences LADY—sit.: expemenct Ore, & . Y 7 7 . RDER—$2 and 2 PER CLEANED. $i room: wo ar” : i} — ——— Re ae grocery and dfue specialties: also solidi house cleaning. JEftferson S..-}. PER JEN : | PAPE 2 rk Ghand practical way. tuily equipped 92 a. -_ , EX > ix * : And aliterati: ; + ‘kx - RI pa : } 2 ’ : — 402A Botan) cal. ed 7. : . " dorsed gon_38 ‘-« ET ~ os es 7. experienced ; tobbers a ec oe res LAD __— 2 . wants ah "i nd - - n the . sd r , | Py nage objection to | 2ic$ references, __Box C-237., posi-Disna teh references 2628 Siti Sie i NM EN RBA .RBE . To — reai « wen te g00 sALESMAN—Sit. experienced in TAD : 6«Uewening cai work. : RS : te ary Wanted x: Cet j Sell 3 HBBCT ~N a oe + “ o Wreckipg of bulld- 305) — : >| iand 326% iP PERING. P ALINTING—P: —Paint wash'n | Rasociaiion: compiete urse in moon Se .. 4076. = A: . 2 ecepouy ee "R buildings - nrg ys "k quaranteed: reasonable! chanics, ignition, Ddattery, ogee ge B ang | Save. ee . - srience. | eTade specialiv jines: several . . sala ie nested sal .— pire “a at 7120 | welding: classes now forming. C.| CHALFFEUR—asit.: 5 years’ exp . | Derience organizing and direct eS | or 2). Must come Oigni) 2 | First- dees, anc jpevil “biscker. DeEimar 583) 2 bans pin ee Ee rye erie a asters OG Ccomcnt 7 ——— Concrete. PAPER HANGING—Roomg papered. ee A. Auto Training School 1615 am ‘Locust. puted employment badly: married. DEimar);_. ce: good reason for destrit | ref — ce nome: care oe chikarem. j cath wens neaii; repa.reu. Or eet 2279 W : — 7 i . . te box. Se an ~ | work guaran . teed. Aitinan. FOrest 0069 fe83 ) 3 immeciate chan@e rood a. ‘ us ike a. ~~ : 4 ences exchanzed. 4004 Je n “5. anitotd a i bath. $11.75: (8) | CIVIL ENGINEERING—Byv home study. | CHAT C c.; COTES. Eee, | eee, Wee acces oe ; : a ; ences. JE ¢fer- ij? gtr Ri nit comm. Seion: cont ct. Box gaa - _ a “ een “ y Pte r = iy eileric: j 1° F ' a €4.73.| Bat NTING. PAPERHAN' sING—Calsomin-| Without interfering with present pos ions | Post Bispaic . on en * bs ge 2 | , ~* : ispatch. ¥ Box D-290, Pust . a ood mmc) =6Dasteurizi Box P- oT. Ee, ‘4 ‘ ol i 4 A, : . ) tr +9 *) - ~ , re -202 i tae $S—Sit.: experienced. wants Staw Bank Bide. Grand - or Pry % fe Fe hie Lee aie e ie - hate J) Ak iat j & Ke treet 4899 : ' j@c : ; +}. . ’ ' . onl } — i. ; * 4a c re- ’ . - _ — : ans ; cago. _ 7 “iT . rm. PAPER HANGIN NG—Pain wns and decorat ~ ’ ~~ nt eee UR _ baw onl —~ Fn oa c > IN b=, Sit. studied -Omme°rcia. - 6 ‘ - ‘\eaning. Lid nde ij ut, RT oa water proving {eR ar. 4 Pw ae ing rea so” : ing reasoradie work gwuaranit " Fr- E ? iF the LIno- J -e et gg ae v - stor - ea rn trace Box - - _ a use PADI! 4 1 F . W —_ a ‘. v , t » of Lae lac ac 3 = the * - - Ss : - # ?f 2 6. Ci ». PERF: " — (cZ) woe | 7 ; 03 a ” ,D-245, Post-Dispatch. “ar 2 dave Lindell 78138 ae | : ‘Abany & : 1274 Midiand cS | est 2431W. ee “N77 = ¢ Menatnlt #2 j * : ° ~~ | SINGLE MaN—Sit.: JG. graduate of n oATNDRESS— Sit i ® sa P ot - s oa fe y WACO Gs > ie wt TRITING — . eo, ' repa j r bes i references Box C-27%. Post- curing summer i i wae i ara: vba’ ) LA t “NE RESS—S it — - pencen. | i — 1.3 am has as - OOS Pasi AN Re A oy (cS) | pert work enormous. Learn — ue aquick- | CH CHACH FEU R—Sit.; pleasant. sin + Os =, York architec- cr s+ » : ly anc Pasliyv. Free Darticuiars br return | ored man: 38 1s vears L rience: wi + sha do ’ “i ' mane" 21% OX Ms panered. $6_ up be ; / ma! Detroit. School of Lettering 134! gerstaniis repairing, electricity, lumi ; gol estaniien | — 4302 aston ay. DEimar O- Je ~* s } lemony av ? Detroit. Mich. | _ san Cars — . i i i j a CT) lee me a ti art hit ro ts 8. SOG BEE Er Rs eT: ees a igh-class work. Malev. Box 724. al Ie 5 i. it Bag 2 ; ry : she 3 E FAINTING—Real pain ou; | ROOMS papered $4.50 and u (TRICITY BARBER COLLEGE — Tuition | aTwater 2: “it a i~wd - » -. ha — a . , J i i “ * . Ps ~— ‘ ! int Bul) din New York City. | qe Ee] we a € oe 1 ' ‘4 ie I eit alte As " oF . awyteer €todda rr! TY er 7 @: 3 i "$2! . eatalorue free: trictiy modern . _ w astry a.80 = ‘tel. 7 a = * ° " . gt ’ : ye cagge oe . : ; wilt es ba . J 447 2 ™~ — 4 (yPrn ? q CARPEN TERS AND BUILDERS poe Snes ;;) | ROOMS papered, reasonabie. «ua ranteed. | electric massage; hydraulic chairs. LS Bye te sinthows. Liedell Geesw. i ——Sit.. young term on ust rete oS 3 rs —— Vs aot Rowman. 1024 Alien. y) Umboair "3086. Marker at (cR2) | estaurant. clubhouse ne a RE any kind a | ae ALIERATIONS repa.rs. garages. yv@inca- ae ood : i ied os w ee ding aper. tN a bar co A ge gee CHEF - ' geconc ook: hotel or - > , RR lows -AR: iar. J mit n ~y age a2 _ sta, ” . be eee ~ ~~ nl Sos — SS es | win : hon 11350 WY Tw SITY ENGINLER- 1i NDRESS—sit.: bundles to pring bome: >> boa: dine ouse Phone JHiferson lio BINGTON U> ERsi ENGINE SURESS Sit... OUT: \ ra | ” ; . -3390W wi LU ULS= on . a + . . D a ~ Wwors X ompiete wood w ’ id «4 : : 7. Hz erence 32 \* c3é , rt ar " MOLER BARBER COLLEG sles 810 WN. @ Mae efficient machilcs acs + @i ' Mees | BIN TING TeABONAbIe price : gee .. A = i nate (3) | COLLECTIOS “ORRESPONDE? sit.: ‘arences. JE fferson "8603. | Wednesdar reference. JEffergon A295. ark «! iy at g *av - : . « : a4% a SS : wa ly . A er ; wh : fas ‘ E ‘ . : | i oa a 7 ao yy ee Sele en ll —— - - . - , Reaeern & _ . ie a i . ’ . r > ‘ . rr} . ' ‘As » = v : » oe ' LAL ; 17 or Aver . to tY in for telegraph bel > si- ! ary , > ~ : ~- a. 593 Pogt-Dis G Ue ation rerterence: Lindell 5 5599 W Waeacneaedar ate % av Care iA. JE ffersen 5 583 i i omega oo ” tay a tiversgide 539; : ti )w ope th bie rasircads. paving COMPC SIT TAN En. | YOUN is. to learn trade; | UNDR)] or cieaning any day. Bacirr ~ to aeeenee ee ‘der. plans and 7 : » 2 % | tions now open with bi af : agi 208 Sp or cieaiing am.) BASKET MAKER— Must new and oid work. | ] Di | mv SELE: r own paper. $6 room: | $140 and up ty start. Call dar of, eventia. | 61 ” AG me ~ ss os : ' FO 7 PAPE ‘eaned..- up; work : | ing : eta a GRand | SS wit dow ropes. ac reens. G Ran id "las tee , ~aah. Oo »! y me : oun =? as . see i Ji Schools and Colleges ae 4 * . . OL . 3 \ a; > > 3 marmec b aiteries | ' a | RE: ss . Hbuncies to t3 bit bun So bh n—W OTK 3 hours d y: CILDING—jemeral repairing _and p aa er- SR gars rr = - ~- ors 1d starter, le@nit: em Ci imdeil 442. J. aPences rec. Gicp Graad | ‘ : ie - -. . ne f - a my ager c - re - ,* b —> & bh affine r Bros. _ fon fax a owt MM ici Pa Sis Nt w hy . » hav a . r j a ‘ = > Oe ae aet Aiinderarien. 5%: ' aa aay ach ea ad ’ t a ‘ “AN—Sit.: relia bie. 25 ; : wervice atation. PR: amon 3465 is - 0 , a . ee . Pine Gus a a. » } a. ety mggear ends wepeen —s ‘ears’ (perien . - Ni bit. ; ive Say AKC | eeaeon Leto : SUUAALEPER—Experienced. between 3 iP “f 58) a Simi eaetagarietnd OO ed in tuck Deri — — AD. Post-Di : F, : zs } "-rexrcné — Avr Sundar morning be 30 gies, taki. Stake i cae wee ae eee a ~ riz : Te \ . ~ 4 : iT} : WwW 7 3 : ) ri pez! *i-Ba : . ARPEN 4 TER, repe “ a " rk wanted ; - ~ > . C ~* a > | -— F : 4 ; , > , : a C4 netruct. on ree! ster - , s ‘ ii 30 ee t-3 is . 5 ; 7 z 4 = i | = F} wt nod. Riversice eel uM e } ay PIA | SBiZO wapnanegl ‘ : ‘ te, ' “@ terms PoOreet 625 4} = - ‘ : - - ; nt e i a (CH fur mish reier = a = fared r ~} and Pty veare af axe geod “ - —_ — ne anda nera) IST : : a ark ; : IBOe. F : i “ } ee : Let O10 s COlfa. 141J. a — . ‘ nemere ond i fu) experience for CARPENTER— oncrete work gen ‘TIS — oe | he | ferences. ferson rience, san repair work: cheap. Hiian: W868, ic) | white jead and ~ eee 2 oo Fare = x NT ee adel! _92 : YOUNG MAN—Si'.: 21 years: chauffeur; | ToTNDRES O10 references; . ® ane um saiary desired, ARPENTER end bulicer) revaimng: tirsi- | Sas PE = guarantees. __F rest 5852 Wf PATE? S | ee rs middle-aged : es © to drive Dodge. ught delivery truck. | “wag 1esday, Thursday. Ti ffersc n #729 “a z é wert eT? | : : 7 @ se asa — " = . o 2 nr —= = - n s . ‘ * © . - - - os si ww i Hu Su ¥ ws ae . -- LARPS. x -AINTING—lInterior exterior: reasonable. \ -APERING. cieanine ring: T NTS = _— hidare man garcener, Wae eee os ~_— ° . ~st ‘ « ee ae ee ee AS he Per Pah, one ya ares ae extensiveiy “gee work ren aOona ole MOree: 715413 : . , ! - 4 a4 ” 8 ia 24 : : 3 ut L19¢0 NeOrask Victor ark mvasel? CAD vy OVA tr : . S253 503 2! ae gv ——s = ; > - | 74 eP ER work done reasonadie price. | +a) . 27UU NeOraska. ‘ G9 ~ a — " —~ — Bice ~~ — pre Mee = [ zat : — CRANE ‘ RALUR—EHiectric: exchange > § yt avis MAN——SiIt.; martien. "= aa work; 75 a a2140 3304 Wiser sin. Greunder S Son. — — PAPER cleaned beg re ATENTS obtained. advice and folders fre; ~-sterences. 1 ¢. 2726 Papin. icens $5 chauffeur. city delivery €xDer!: | Sit experienced: colored inierior and ¢é up, Wort 3414A Louis a Larson. Paul Brown Bidcg.. 818 Olive. a2% — — —$—————— a. - ance. 7 Woodland. en shen od. : _ eben Tue DElmar : ‘BA ECTRICI A! Ss: ommercia r fac | = = _ ate n4a3 and uescay. a Bee YOUNG Sta Te Spanish-English: 1-72 7R. rid sae we CAKPENTER—Anid bu. cer lend , nee. } F. & ~~ = KI screening: reasonanie, 1 53 7 tax 4185 _ san) | Mh PAPER _ cleaned. aed ws ” Lor aintenance ;Rand 1980 n : ae . fax ie >. : ' ' = - Lory maintenance. GRand 1} i n : a . ~ tT} T eee oe » 3 "Nee ‘oe 4 “-? r ; =F 2 nher experienced i = " ¥ —_ teks Ty , s “ea ¢ CARTES NTER— Sew and oid ‘ oh ana ~~ . PRACTICAL inventions for sale odels | Sr re rrict inet bookkeeper, stenogran al NDRESS—Sit.: colored: wants 1ee- ence, rmet! ‘wiopers. ret terences, . F fe grote’ A rag mer gl . a ALL PAPER CLEANER — Sit.; paint | anc drawings on exhibit. Adam Fisher pr agg ind: 27 7 wo a: 3 ge an transiations: res ponsibie: references. Post- |.) “Wednesday. Thursday: experienced. and pr: ent salaries ad minimum 3 HOP, FORTY parson hie rr? . os i > in . 7. ; - ~~, e 173. ger 4 4 4 Vite. - ." 49 ; oe Phone GRand 330; fe) — ai : pil Be 4. : : ; : 3 . Ary e 2 set im os Coe P} - LCARPENL ER work. al. k! nds, repairs. a@a* BA THR IC Ms Insta.ied new = PAPER H ANGI ING i Ww e ™ d 8 C iT i 4 FE ‘ ws « : rat rr po rches. garages, remodeiin specialize in overba uling 0: a Di Wrn di mz. f ws e . Mi a El LPo =n , Bic a a ho - or contract. 2627A Caroline. Dair work «given prompt attention: work $5 room and up: 24-hour service Biter, = Brnadcwar Phone GArtieic Bod? Lb ICl1AN HE eR——Sit.; for « veferences: will consid partnership “418 Meet os “tem @ = —— fe UML rn -DISPATCH. SER Se os a1 = a. Tuarar teed: eitv “ar CouUnt?. LAcie de Wee a, : order is QR jaced MISS TRI DECR COATING PATENTS AND TRAD —_ ee 1 > a4 , ** : . , » ; teow at - co ™ 4 mit . » ; hlishe d yuBsi- ‘ 4 rs wants 4 ._ experienced, n gum ‘ . — rpiii? : a ~ - - *. Se es, ‘oe . ™ 7 , we! a ggg roy ne “spe ety ‘ ' ‘ . . . 7 7 - ces ? a. ; en ‘ . VN Tt} . =} ory: ¢ 4 i av ‘ at ” UG cnoe* _ are ; aie, stores. additions puil tings ~ | MONROE PLUMBI registered snd FOres: 5043! Lf for our guide book. How to 0 in eS a macaine. . ness. B¢ (3, Post-Di ; . +. “s pag ay “~ , ’ Tight party Box 339 mates ~ T} 7 rei? tv r ? : 3 al 4 es ¥| “Oo Ine 29 , } Je i © > J we , é ae " - = apne ae tamnr 7 > ‘ Utils ies aa ida ‘ ee Yama ; re.ere . : ; sie, x mo ieie a 2 trralt jons. repairs. Lifler. LA- | bonded cilyv and count Cc Ada! iv —- i DECORATING * Ps ‘ “4 Phi AT ES . ; — — 2 . \ bb. if t Oy ( “PT) ON A: : ~ ; Yost-I Igpaicn : ‘ rete j i > ag IT) (42 oa f HOLD ha I 1A. Pn OE auran ‘ . om opportuni a = . = = : ee a . ‘ b . ~ © : 1 c : i & , ‘ ‘ 33 aK - a . i. = and ecreens. BB = guy Coltax SOG | ees i . Job work of al kinds. We use Tait io-°y vans & Co. Line- b> 2 et- Dispatch. re artistic inciinations are as ae housework; ¢ CARPENTER—Steads work, good- i? PLUMBING — 10OT-Water nent era, nks, | Papers oniy. tam pH fC . $9 mroper evaluation f 9 1SA96. « ° Bie scones : eee , : a ~ = ae 4 ms aol SS Pe . 39 ' =| \7 experienced Pox — ‘ : : oF: tla 5K3 , 5 board and lodging. Apply 3833 s. Broad: FILOORS (aid. surfaced. finished: old foors Ath Teves: 8 instgled chean 2A bar Dane PAPERING—PAINTI | PATENTS procured trade-mark recis- € ost-Die oh svat age ote — — — o—— || Way ea aan wi 3811 M i 83) I MBER— -~Repair overhauling, sinks PL ASTERD iC REM DE ING. r r es Ce-marks Tec:s- Si-lepaicn MAID WORK Sit hait Cay, reuadie SS meade like new. ,CtOP =) cela Death. ¥ alia ae ret ined. summer. ore! ferred: if interested, call SRa 1 -~ 35 MBER. nonunion, registered city and apert aDRers. vice readily furni j ithout charge: | = , ake pag ee rye eriggenron ge Experienced “ ge - ge shed. —— aa bS%, _2eiepas*: TARPENTER— Experienced pa” ¢ , fi Tt tants ve aa K s ’ ' ti nee is RSE ‘+ ct —tiog Now tla traininz®. ianeous factory mai ae f 1927 sampie books, 500Ket informa t) form for dis riaydiverie es eel ene be e¢ ‘ > aa P Le r . yer! vt 4 ceGg r “3 , . iy 7 7 a, U = St. Z : 7 id 7 2g : = ences, . E. - — ren Lindell 56497 work partition and bench building ~, *A > - 4 | cOuntv: repairing and overhauling: work i GE? A Ai . Wa $s, garages _ TY Tr , 2 o4 - Pm ig and alterations LIndeil 1444. sn nadie. DCIS. 3813 A Basson. Lindel! with all 1 = ‘ ‘ Aegicn conacd- S.08in mt f r Mi! a o sheers oa work i 17490. ar BR, A - ; S “at ¢h —_ . b ye % : . : ay HFESEs: or AG ; 4 ys , s ‘ —J - +7 “ : vs . GENERAL contractors anc puiiders | PUCMBER—cit ounty. gas heaters. Te | reasonable pn: ‘vour ¢ “2 | ide, Washington D._' og AT work: har — xT. ; ms F og Gihi-—Sit.. afier schoo] closes. | $30 to start: steady position to : in a : , 6 ome $4 . ra) ok. coun i as neaters. re- MSONADIe Nric send | ru! DCA Ti! ines , I 4 Sit J00 WOT n Wks: , "NG ME ait , Want any 7 4°13 Saome ~~ eh wey: - , galows. fiata and stores. allerations: pair work om nt Mathew D tee argage i een , we i : procured. trade-marks recs nh et eeiaidle reference. Lindel LOOT W te : oe4 workers oe Wii G : i. Riverside g Ww : experience, 0 nate Ri an and finance. Heinichen Construction neon ~o pr ci ome am a . "ie | tae PR i & comprehensire experenced _ — $$ — ne ee hl ry oy =" we CR! licensed. hospital experience. Mera mec. RI yersic e *GS8M ic aga ast ie, 8 : A | A.abdama. Riverside ——— ‘ ~ . . nace eS _ ‘ pr ompt serrice of the orotec n and ie- ; ~~ Pt S31 yvernan marriec ad-i| ¥ Low Iving quarter “Abany 267 —— ) =, jie to take charse of the i oe OOD FLOORs — Universai Floor; THE RANNER Y¥ CO velopment of your id preliminary ig qua -. Co ny 2 NT ar natetrical a zene> aK ft ‘ * -— Pr 7 e. ~ . , 7 ' — te 4 é3u5 te d : . . . . _ P - - . * - ~ - . 7 a * nee arm s al. r y ~? s) a abi Co, JEttersen $556. ic8) | PEUMBER—NONUNTON. REGISTERED 1904.08 & Jottemmon 4092-4993. | Tice readily furnie! thout charge: LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Sit., et-mght SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS SES ee a, Setramee et depariment: address L. E., Room 413. . —, =I IN . « OVERHA - | Hook let informatiot ned ~ ie. ame , ' z ; : : Regis Hotel, Broadway and St. Charies. a ARDW: 10D FLOORS — Cniversai Fioor ' ATER HEAT- | “losing ' Dinh ao _— eo cegagag nt cpcarte —_ mn ‘ASH? it young iady expenenced YS Sit.; laoundress, white. Mo t~ Peumar Sie. ae | NG: we LION.” PAREVIEW PROFESSIONAI Owen. 12 Owen Bi feanington. D. c_| 2atio y paper. Ge. st once. “" Zar salesiady. references furnished. _or Tuesday. Mre Sigman. 13224 N 17th. SHATP ™ ARDWOOD floors iaid. sutfaced — SONS. 31 LION. ARAVIEW | es = — — vy Ay = WT i : ytU mane Tsien ? iw. ~T HSE ‘oo red ior icren ™ in Al ithed- ff ners ee DEimar 331 266 Oa Prowe t Springfield, Mo. — - — . . exrerenced Efferson —- ae Mercha nog . — ‘@4 r 7 > a | ‘ be ; igi \ +7 ‘ LL x } & Hy " é 4 whe » ” — =| oa Ves han & . ;* : Le | vi ere lan it ct . HARDWOOD loors refinished. new floors PLUMBER AN? ProTER—Ree A ORNEYS—COLLECTIONS PROFESSIONAL MAC HINIs Sit maintenance ; oo egegegg A cee GAR 278. : "FET RCO a kas singie: private ft} -antiedl Ware i t G na MOT rt gag? ty né : rc} ’ } ~ ’ 5*| t - A & } > a oa . YOuT}) ‘TALI rarer iat [~f = i : : Soa moe ~~? Sid a « pone : : ene % When r dit . iy? * : DE) E3805, Pg ly ag ose city and counts mmaen a coe. Lawyer, Wess SS) | Lect e REATMENT. vapor ste SRE Rididivaion anntiaee 54 Eas- RED WOMA? | . n- NURSE——Sit.. practic: mpanion Tor city. Cadillac experience; reerences, 6151 , FD ae 80 O08: weed SUS at » prope Fullerton Bidg. : ; Saths. electmc cabinet swe: ¢ . sce ang sg st pa alan a : work Phone mgeriy .acy "“Bnee a > + i } e he * ‘Arteh) , la C ris P ere oe aer ru y 13 age > Sit ‘OoOLoTrecdc. varanin ‘ ; es it . : oe oe " i;il Waen. CEntrai 748 PRINTING AND ADDRESSING i 1 ana for adv: on IE IP ctr JER. Removed by 1l10-needle electro!irsis. uickiv 4} Th! o steacr © rke1 é 40 | es thy ‘sil JEfferaon 2047W RSiULHL—Silt. : wns . for 1 or The? months. hand! ing escheol guide in bulla children. no housework. Call Hlland sales field. Healthy. enjovabie, for bath, concrete foundation mde- Century Printing Co. 715 N. 4: hb. (cB) positively no scars; 20 years’ experience in J, \__-. “lored, roung. ugh , rE aiiasieass cee ghise. hig 3891 any time after Monday, between r — . ae 4 ’ ’ — ly . i. . bos « : hon : Loi ; =. } & . a ae, “ . ‘ - ; 2 : “ ‘ ‘ a? > RUGS CLEANED—Renovaied: your home | vine oe sl a pteneny ht NF . iJgp) | G&ily. evening. Suncays any “= : . ne Open he . “ nae ee —e Lom Box 120 iton, nw 7] , first letter. = ee ‘> ‘ 4 : é ‘J ai * te J >. ; rte . " a ’ . ‘ i * me TR a * | r F ] i i . t : t. : \ = | ; } = } me = . a - . ive i ; ‘ ; 1569 ate! ly private: 1U lessons $1U; 4 lesso d A wWwterc é, Sy i cE nr 9g a . gee? eo” aoe s JGRAPHEK—sit.: { *ine aeration tt : ‘ : id a i . j . dks +4 - roy] ? eo 3 exper t 4 rs id: toy 22 es see : Foo K—Second ated ty 2c 2 LOIN ' } we 4 y Jas ~_ Pendieion cn 5800 ' willing. capa die worker: 375. ~ oF Laas . 4a a 6 ’ re ‘ ead . ® na » 27 pir Columbian Club Hitchen, ro bee He er su? shop Hi'mbelt ry LPHOLSTERING. furniture repairin TAR. crave! and com HOStION ; work guar results ¢ uaranteed. Estab! shed 8,8. forma wheel Yu » jeaning. finishing done reasonable. Geo 7138. Master Roofing Co.. Riverside DElmar $059 y ashen Hote: July 4 me rr ; oe r oo = - ws at oe. Gee deal is. a M es > »e>? Hces la hie : > * a ‘ ss - nt —s a. Ti" rs y a *® . Anderson. 38 NM iith. GArtfield BORK. = — ICO. {MLNITY Center Schooi of Daacins. = ~ — - vert . 2 gar ee si Ri ik. : te rman: wad housew ord. “ rite ALi: Waish. Apt. No. is 3 Aeil TAR. gravel and composition. amy roof re | 1401 §. Grand: now teaching fox trot. | K. soft shoe. waltz cl an ae gg my ig Brn. nee | De Balivi (eS ————= = — r , $ red Primm Roofing Co. JEtferson | wale. one-step. finale hop Chicago weeianee. Re ae GELS SE — siRL—s ty do housework oniy. LAy > WOMAN—Sit. CYLINDER PRESS FEEDER— CLEANING AND DY EING 1345. ‘ rie. §& private essons a5. GRand 472 O.ielsi eanriet a GHang $545. i v——Si.: mar = 4 chanica, ng ‘harges. Victor j3° 5) with some make-ready ex or — — — — ag ae : - | CON: “SESSIONS Wid aa “" ' Fe ‘ rhea ‘XPETICN ce nvthing cunsidered. wae _ - nana - . Tuesfavy morning. McMulles tT 'O-PITECE Bulls cleaned. pressed, DANCING at ‘wark Park. St. Louis 1? "gett ma ’ 2 ee : = | Bin - : >} ona : SIR?! — : anc ic e+ T} . zid ‘ ‘ i037 j ; . nousew cays , , tir week P ot 2081. must 8 PRospect : our a "eS rst, jong and short! pri oe matinee Sundey and Monday att pre ele S14 8 _ ae" Som. *-363 F ) to} — bE s _ ah y GRand 8214 2 30 to 5:30 4 — aii S2T Inet Pee Td : d. ——— —— WE — - —_ — ~ a " or - oe 3 . \ . ce . . —_ > e — _~ > . - xf 4 » 24% 1% . he . . r . DOLL HOSPITALS hd NY Cn truck for hite ape- DECK > +. eo Linmdeii, em hee ail t! ; _— AeRL TRL N SS JOS tym “i pa Pi eg bai Prey meer-a vor ag “em 1g te ter —— — unr " RR nace lAciede 5317. ee rood i} j DOLL HOSPITAL—We repair any styie or Cmety Dich Arties. general hauling or atest ba eps in 4 private ase : ents re neers Caner 4189, Gaeh see eee ": , lana ern housework. | we _ Sa “ - — | ‘7. \ make of doil. Wige made from your own _ ime? ex] perienced. J Efterson 6040 Lindell | 9466 - Bair. Hayes. $801 Olive. Lin. 2454. 2=~0 Morgan AKN TU DA. ~h—Pri ate ieesons, al! | , . , ee ee ate “sar ae im Mim. Hazes. 3801 Olive, Li. 2 SY Tae scar ont Benen ete, EMPLOYMENT WANTED “inc sear ‘wie’ Bie"C%o' "Bast Dis CERL= sit gapenente enteral work and ) y om 1s ; mings. Special rates. Castle. 2539 Chive Oe aggre ~ ning. pCivA Lemar & - mao Bn din ae ,' — - ei if Se Wrear = 75; Loe ee WE CAN USE A NUM Bobbitt. 2815 Chouteau. GRand 326M MEN, BOYS LA 7 é & Se a i ' = : i ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. al NDE ees DD SSONS STUD een Ss | AGCOCRTANECBI can lake Tul charms putler and janitor: wite for coog: city GIRLS—Site.: two: one for housesiri Oe ) \F CLASS CAN you abe $21 wires 6 ae TEPPER & . ae CAL . wane = —e ~ eee ee a i vepartien! a sas med ‘mh ak Tha. = — . ners : — : — : Tictor | 14.1 ft ai ere Hi es at cs SS = ies BER UF . FIR RST ee N LECTRIC wir ring an and repairing ~ gor (yeneral Wa rehouse { ‘hn mu “oe as ime hate ' tc. } \ mg } ne Tc 6) ; alte ven Gevin. " The | cane ‘or first appointment: open | com piete charge. Box C-152, Posi-Dis. - ~ + wee Lindell_2886R__ ) _~ ‘cont cate Cort x a eet a sae rn he aor re ae cond a appeng., os sat 7 it —_ ‘agh_or_ terms. ‘c8) Brctrrer ' it. Call of 1 for first ap : . 7.) O88 Int o- ‘ily t i > eg ~T : ; _ 7 y =" ons r ~ _ : . 5 : ‘ enum, Ge t — . Aso SAY: _ old or new house wired now . 5 magne an Service, Ihe all t Grace Lawler. 5026 Delmar: RLisSi—Sit.; commercia., 1 years ex- “ nen 5 i spare time work. | 2ome. des! references. , ‘ Te rate on storage: FOrest @7R0) » y . aad ee rive: ni] experienced bu . — eee eS a: w ‘ = VM P as! ence on posters: comtract or steady . : eget ry experience, young ladr: desires WOMAN—sit house cleaning: care ic on ty FO IN G [ERC- be satisfied or doen't nav. Wiliams. ~ - a re re 7 Cartield. FOreet 2388. io?) uciid and Delma : est 43098 (rf? | wor ik: 2 per eur pits :oaterial. Bon C | Y or Di Ue = witt cook or maid: refer P 0 gg ons aT Sk aaa lien cae: nae wOtent s328R. _— - ovat New and old house wirtne and installin eerec res ) 1 Post-Dispatch . val ster 29 ms nea Brent L403. WOMAN-—Sit.. colered: washing oF | IN G AN D DRAWING’ ' i> ie =m” t> YY pb . - ; a =i" : _ id Tah. pe mpio - - - if Reese gh e e* : AUTO MBCHANIC HE! s . 4 mployec Sta Sit.; expenenced high school grad- half days. all, J et greon drt DIES ALSO BODY DIE ; : } . | * motors. Call Victer 4492W or Vic eo NV AT \ } NE . NY 417aR- ree reasonah) ~ & ; ' \ \ iL A G q \ iJ. LAL SELLA ; oe —— ; A ba oo gg 4 ae ‘ imtear! rian e a ‘ : ers a 7 a _= en io8) & ’ «sO \f . a0 “W ict oP a “Side. Shadow! is inv “ Bos Ass ‘ ata r3 4 2 ae 65* Ls - —T, — d Ti : > + hy . ha! . ~~ . ? > 2 OQ reler ied *~ a ‘ : F ~+ — 7 — or | FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. | «ay. CAbany 2974. C. C. Rutson. manager. | 4 Ump oe eeeme. Bent | 205-415. Post-Disnata se | 1408W, . WOMAN—Sit.: wants toe . ~ ry weal ~~ : hy dat- pete ¢ TR terary 2 Gin awe ' : ri Gre housework after school eference._JBfterson_ 3729. BODY DIES. Denald. ie oN . mt) ' ai} Hil'’m! $271 50 WIRES 7 rooms ixtu “head - BAKER—Si t.: firet hand, married, steady. —\ ie ae —_ a _— seit scl pag To gaa eer cece age ae oR Retna eenm WOMAN—Sit. colored: first c! und auicy service gD uewnirer. 07 ve! S2Q1-09 Demar BI. DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY | Poco une He mpoit_1020, oet-Diepatch. sia od board by student Of Brown's Business | Aare JRiversom 93220 APPLY. WRITE OB . 4 4 + $A} Sit | Lirsi et Bare: ‘ rowin . a Baer a4 a ’ i2uer .orth = ; ' Aes Pr f ad. WC — | eoar cyt , : : enas During. Dest Teteenecn’ camaer, Colleme, North of, Central Weat preferred. WOMAN — sit.. colared: cash WIRE SUPERVISOR OF mi. Victor 4586R. yooh ah. jaome ese with 1 3- o1 nouseneid goocs wil De safe from [i :M.: ‘G@ mnolifies Hy vou PRK a.one be athe irginia. ceili ida rai 30. tel -~j@ht and 1 -ii new «trl : eur: MOTHS, DAMPNES ge as Seema ng e- Ln napa wens Atel 4 ee — (} . : 2 er a — ~ fixtures \tid- West : .ric Co.. TH) - ' ; 77% art! Ke ad and ree? . i “on hpatcionagt naa ’ — _ ' ' a + mCP } aa OSE ¢ } r . : , : ‘ . ut side “ : . cama om > sg AS Patt ' 0 b rs ae LABOR. Bickeee GRend Wir w ese Lowe On re mo ~ am | Seeare nie al anid : , 128g ost -Dispmtcn ; e of assumin Narre: Vidren airy N24. se rcat em | pease ane L : aney? rafer- * 1h be = eens - 4 . he . a ST ee i Teserence aba. 5 "ies 2) O oun Kee er W all Plugs. Wa i] =W itches - ~ 4 - eas Pits, ’ Rich ° ; { a 7t »t é wi De . . P C Pritt? fg "3 ; Post ge _ — — inal P me 9T} ‘ iy ZOO ; ime &s- Tnetalied. $2.50 up "NGAR ELECTRI« LURESS! RIN! is Kstelle x first- sai tS eats sili bt one sal ong inter hi oT ekes USUAL ne Dest rerer . ‘ . . : . ~ - : é ; ms ae rene ware ' Seam: “> : ' ee nen : = ‘ oa’ leo ther ndlieenat ion. Write Box . “oe BB. Garf lerid. 6 751 a9 . as6 U Tl A 4 a TCUs T- ~ : ae : @) ff refer: ‘ Ry ‘5S Poe i ewan pein , Pi iese re - WMA. it exnerrenced: white ee . " . . ~ . . ? ~ . , ‘ . ba . i ‘ST yi Tt , linen . be . . . . 7 y . . 7.) ri , ir 4. rac made om : . T —? narehnepgrseee , BC MIC Box ¢-190, Post-! ispatch , - " " = " : ‘ : * 4) — ¥« ae i tT) ! ’ bone oon 4 es een - n . . : . 4 . Set. i> % . 4 r ya “ - All kinds of wiring and fixtures for less ‘ng. ™ ring. Hudson & Baker 1u08 ae | . = nes a —— _— — * me ugh 28 ranen eae rate . rose tr - Gare cleaning e ' son : , bane IP : dD. Den ons 0 } viand. JBTferson : ILS ‘ nee So ~ can Aun references wAriieia jj Pit iF YY f 2 _* . . - .e ? . a> 1. Pa Pr mi 7? " if Pil ; : ’ : a : - tw ; * » MAin 15™ ii , L.J% : . “OLY LECTRIC CO : Sant —y~ ears PAT) The i = are pay rT ite te ns : ¥ ta Xs sacs . SLU MBIA ELECTRIC &, 2 Chur : : 7 iid stove. range er ; he — = : 7nd eer’ re RERFEIES ~—s i . ¥ ; ase oh iat —— ”" : {ty -$" : = we oar rie: - - : i¢ es aie eee ee 6S a, ek wots Seer a i | Sit. ac’ U mh : fils > south wes gh. SE tdi . vashin ‘o take home or a Poe : % : = , | Peferences. JErterson a hatte: al "wn best reference. : a hor for architectamas . advancement. cionn | de Bide. BI andirons. ‘endgers. fire Sra FF oN. [2th MAin 2043 ic8 _-_ +e >. i -dae, PX a ich -moed heokkeener: china satis Beste : GAS PIPE CLEANERS LINNER—-Anvening in sheet metai, fur- ENSTRUCTION elation ACQUUNTANT—Sit Par: |e! hen e > HOUSEGIR! Sit rOunN dv. nov hn, WOMANS; roun housework Sou ae .. Interne tjor ai wi. G x 7 bt — : , 7 red IW ~ 4 - a a . : - tw Pe) ae «ei ' , - oa 2 = - . . : , . rac : +, m “ag > Pe — al ; é * - , >t aw) “S) an. ibs | len ned st Ol oan rec ted, ; 5. Fi De : 3S LigGU ML re nee) ca - , lath ce — on hg ; : LT i ear j ‘ nt ; 9. eran ce. beach s a Ad _ . 1. s.,O@Preide 400 g ; oe ' el Aviv vi Work guaranteed S. J. Sreiev ~ hea ected ucation cal Mrs. ——— coe x na VS) st Diepaton DOM TON ery wn ith Tai yy F —— =r — re. Mute > aoe . & Caca- gas fitter, 341! Thomas. JEfferson S07. A. G. Brauer Supply C oO, & Crest o2939 45337 Cadanne yo HOOK Rk } Sit ih Schuol gradu- Pal TER. on ER Pe Sy Be ome itv he “he ¥ id be willing to advance | Wray, ctr oe a ee gg feUuT: — ee —~ e. : : an, I) s ict icf STwVE REPAIR “W184 WN TR “2 ; +) (@. « years culiege. Brown's Business | . rere a maw Gas ‘ ‘ean oe digg 0 en ee en » ¢€ experten, e referer: eaten, tien Sel = Pine an Ay ee | . as R : west methods beauty ‘ vg - “ee . ; urn) » i : 7 . = ‘ Panes PrP ! ; - + e = — a — " et Diepets for sule ; . Y , ’ ’ . + tat ahi permanent wa inex Laat : VU ia ; t ' ‘ - r* : ' r , , os ” ’ ' . e ° " ae sé ‘ : . Sik y : ee ria . *t . - : 3 rhe = My 4 er) rr ‘ ~¢ a4 . 5 ~ iif er ITT St - ‘e “ ° ’ i 2 : ~emy Zninin eX | dlie- aged ’ “ss ni K epi; moe amr aapditod piled. xe ee at we eer - echoo! graduate pre 4ay morning. Cupples y . = . , oil ~ - 1 se ~~ ; . r- ‘ . anne ‘ = : y + * . S : : e _ — ¢ ie ne =I x MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES or BS. ib: SSPONDEN( sE—or 3 : FOreet 430 PAINTER Si. exper aie. a> Lamdel ee + 7% seeing § 7 ai BUILDING — A'‘terations anc concrete r J Atlee st $3). A Sullivan Y ite Ss Rapa at . : tenes é : shie wares POreat “44°R pttingiioesir lber+ Sak. rOuR man ences a esis - ae coud moter r reg — = COlfax SISK evenings “ _— — * GOVER EN = wie $$ , naan _— ” at sisal Pmt om . shop experience: e. ext “etience aad ali i? ‘ Rrye i int *% . * + * ; a * he se hal fA Bo z : ri ba ' . pe ear ‘ j 7 s ? : = . i ~ . _ ‘ _ “ - . bats ‘ ; > > altterhnven. evenin oT — Se Ht Misis ie j Bi Zi month ~ ae * -— : — > Ler yrs ake ' : , ame | 1S UNG WOMAN—Sii creer t ix } > {- Picnics soli ite), Writ GB. : AY , oa Bae ; ; a | Se Of PRISMA Li n Jun i nt : MN SER ESPE! ae E ‘apahbie middir- nom. Pers , ade hans Steyr amec. ‘‘iav ton ; » ie arer “¥ i ns ae ip ate pias ig : eA ce sit mn st. Luis for “FH . . —— Sit : ears Sra! MAP sclioe ‘ : ‘ yrs AFC an i‘urmis : ty references. — 1 it’ lat Re 9% Poet- sate ee Tea SONA Die iA tide Ra ; ; Le ‘ Lots rs te Te - Ys e 25 . ‘ rq “ ‘ ; SE ha -4 { ’ ~ : i= a as t ’ a “ : 5 D, . i a bie ~ . , ;, mee’ ELD Lm om . ‘red : “al s > : in) fice woTk a speci yy. GRand 7 ik . ] oo Painting, painling. carpenter and re ‘ yi rae sntin ; . eR! iairdres#ing. mtMman curing, ’ an Ari wo learn trade QO : 2 pm ‘en nt Aoi ung widow with HELP wv AN ED granitoid wark or ice raecht JEfferser ’ ste washed . Porared. Ser immd! “pee “h- ‘ as : G ¥ “witure: Rig Feoti an art ve am Tr Sor | . nad . 550 74 ~'t7 4 . : err nee & ae : i ous nik , “ming rit} " MEN BO SO6O Delmar > : tra: S184. os leeaterire To Mn« mainting a od iti Or Mean ~ultur . uP oy Ta John ‘Anur r 7 alk! rexnee table woman. R x P- WHY ak DTiysiN : % ; grading 7 : ’ =e >a. ey a6 7 hg # fs iy n% Brose. , ri bh, | ‘ . “oF } Me . ; . . ‘ .% itt. LANE ENT W AY ER - ~ - . abie. Arkview J9ULR. 5807 Thee- | 2 Jk. in: Orn min: geatities wale. | eA eS wants work, Cal! adies barb , ris MES Bl saosoelhe a Gvsis ‘ ; . * * ' ; . me 4 : i'tion wait- I9ARH > . oe. i : ; » rites: . Bad 8 a : nother iT Y SITas: i ' . : . . e ; fs © ’ : sa : Ti} ; cary an night sia & >? ‘ na I ; : pape ee em a POTIONS ind reliabie; ref M ts I . 7 T Pee “yerepan , Y . ; Bete : ik ree pent a mn fea “2 len ; with ] mild Mrs. Boswell. ] £ i n AYIor ats ha. KEE = Y our ran = & LJ p be o83 yi ANA, Fei all Peper cleaning Sales 509. , APENTE oo eel dati HiUSEKR EEPER—S8! icGie-aeec acy neat SHpearance ‘Rir Aus nh an re Ah i ri Ud . : ; a7 Loe — - — anit z aaienan , : : ; } hie 2 ' . * *- . . ba Li > =~" ‘ - cs : . bn | ho | el ~ > A s ie TEPE . 4 , » wom > mri l : ads :t emery a ’ : S refin ishedl now ea | af ax ton guar . re =) : pe aks. 7 = ood oar ROO. ior) = : sey — a. b:, ' gs ae sie . ono yp a a PA! ER at = “REE ; i S Tt mt mda! e-acec — cr ivancement - - r oul z. unmarr ed man. a eantecd. ‘Lei us eetimaic cost work: rea- en inde 73d} ; =7 JAZZ—Your favarite | Sarrenian — — Rites lencgeetitonndie ee Ww , go tt aga 0 - , e ar - 0 Lessors. \ Saristensen 318 e Rth j 4 AR! EN os ‘ Y und ad rst - ‘ 5 , ‘ : — ELER . GRand and S61. ] me toh - ; ; J - oobi bd . os . nee a . : 2 “tee iriie”er " P = * ti ‘ = ; ‘ f ’ » Oli. + | tt ew R ~ . « . - cutliiinsien “ . cy — ; — ’ : . ' LO? ery 4 * earch taco " wt — rw a. ; Rg ‘ : " A as oe ot ae if) 4 respectahie on " ~Preel | ars mmirs wore mrad - - ie _ . GS Way ing Moe May ; - —— agp : : : : } . Bex 55 . won fh, C Pov ’ tapas ‘ ho ? ; ’ j im” - bg seni th 0335 248 Sutter , Yi ; my Agen nanos . ‘afl AR PENTE R—=si! fering. : oid | Me - + r ts os motherieas ae anc open cers muet here sOrme M = _ROOL iy se . — } Tt t re : ; 3 BOT : “ARPENTER — a meme | FURS TE ) >GIS . hest references. 2355: Cayiexnertence and hie own tools. Gail Tc. ak 4 t 4 Sit. repai! aireping 7. —— owt — , = es aml iin TT ~ tet ' ter $542 Mr reel ~ = P pier’ : Tr ENE kperienc . tim 2. - L @ 5 he Rs sol e: os" foOo . . . 3 | : a4 arringe > bh) Pur. : PTS) ah _* ’ : nr ,*? Toke . IR. rmyrt 4582R. : : on - > - = oa - : . ' ‘ P - ~E} ET a Sie. tow ; ‘ty rf Ai _ - anvos we nn page t sonditior CARPENTER —=sit. ; ‘Tiewehe ? up saatoaline iam house: |’ + ee | : ld wet —— aporizers for Forde and FIN ISHE R FORT IRE A} aeia : rar; cn ba s B tT ; ta anc Nii: wriene ore. : g Dewi tion ex tiv ‘7 arnt n mei laegn ve" _ ‘ (Py ger ree ‘ a ¥ os “ : ~~ . t oN : Ip aii work ; ' a “2 b _ ut od i i iwenre }s re ets Cris or )-4dar mo ee ittn Cc — ba 1: 3.1 ,. * evs _ : : é ~ . . ac? ; } _ 7 rte Davie ; at! ' ’ MEPS +Tienc ity + ws wer ere 4) : ran yet Tr - Ting ff re’ tives. TR —_— sie : F - . oe m " gun in Lee - ar * J e row : . sar Fe : ‘ DOP Tate ‘Matruc- ; Birgen > : nce: oe be reter : : - . LJ TRA * . tern te “write rr Tr rv mosition ¢ wlay r a taeaed st man - me ABS MAN —Sit * high-class. and om- HOCSEMAIND—Sit: colored: references, Vapertzer Co.. 3ist and Roanoke leet Warr bk. R~ iS A Petree] Si ‘ Par : “ ~~ . > ; z 7 : i - an at waehin ene fr z - Hic ‘eo tr Ga ; - : Ain cae ae ih oem of credentiais Rex fferann fad Karens “ _ — —— a =. rable Rireregce S5AJ, ‘ > . Teachers” Agen oT Needs trach- 5 lint ~~ WM Pra: P ' v ey , erent oh — Tr PAPERIT A NGING—— Pa ner — i —e 6 ; ome in 70 gtaree write for ~ S we ren Nfar atcru —-—— - bia Can mihi white; — ——, >’ Rann me ; #810 Delmar. ~ Brest Le" ag. kview 40079 5031 ‘Hortes. 702 ¥ rt Startes About Salaries.” | AUPPET R—8i Go mechanic work ete a Sit.. aged 23: married: $ Ea ae wages hang “OOO NC It¢ third hand 2 ‘ Healey Bias’ AUasnta. Ga. a t references. TEtre- te : lle wag eine oy nest _ references LADT— t 'th child: for general house BAKER—Ae food. third hand ar ves erso t terview. Bex C-311l. P.-D. ,; Work: no wuthinen CAbany 2258M. ,; might work. S485 N Union.

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TRIMMER Experience? on men's oS — tahia hoard, 4. (cl) (c) rooms; _private_famiz: ODED 3353 se om. neatly ping rag ge (c) | hate and Fan te LADIES— ag gg +e ih (c8y | MAPLE. 5949A— Room and board: private | MAFFITT. 3034—Laree front, room and 9m, SOSA Rt | ern_dungalow. tail tan guitable for HOUSEGIRL—To a&sist in housework. ~ S home, CAbany 0559J. kitchenette: all convenienes; -private. __GRand 031° W. , > —~ — 7 icely iurpished front v9 TEN SIDE-LINE bly 4643 Newberry _serrace ic) gone SOLICITORS— aust alit od ; GEYER, 1917—: furnished soaaibans ; . sua ® — cely onal ont! a HOUSEGIRL— white: experienced: ceneral AITRESS “308 Ra 15 SaDerENOE: a —” } poe egy nrc aud yn oe ond board optional. FOrest 474 } | “lady wishes irl to share 2 rooms, GRAND 3: Cg ee _ ) : i “one SALESMEN Parinieg 35251 a weak Waterman. > ieee ) Par rk. e ———— De rei “ Sa - : = . ; ke 2 Sow hite: general nergy night. 8526 8. Broadway. _(c) CAN VASSERS—House-to-nouse: something | MAPLE. 5452-—-Attractive room for 2: ex- NEWSTEAD. 2918 N.—vLarge furnished as ND, ~ oe — a kept. for gen 3 ye te oe: Kitchen ——d floor north: lanes High class business prop Syracuse gecon floor D Imar car, (c) Clay ton rd. cellent meals: hpuse handsomely pepeee. room, housekeeping or sleeping; private. IW s144 7 ac ee i orn quand re Ba G hh. t Fi] om adjoining b th; a’) con- x . . , 4745 i 4 an eg ea: private: feasonable. DE! HOUSEGIRI-—Young: white: for house AITRESS Experienced: neat appearing. cellent meals; near car and ous: also and connecting: phone: piano: hot water, RAl 5 ihe a _Furalshed —— c) Wese be es: © | man who wants to increase washing, 4233 9 (c62) O’BEAR, 42U07—2 light housekeeping, it “ ee gt for couple, (ec) gj ges f “ rs ~S. 3—Two rooms furnished, ; jIRL— hi for ] after § rooms, $6.5; io. hi i ite aad aeob seer Renepirerk: © tabies: ee es eed ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY board, instantaneous hot water; private | BAraxr 4207—Room for gentleman; south for one or two S0A—2 cheerful Veneta 1S earnings. references. $60 month. 4716 Westminster WOMAN—For housew ork. home, near Kingshighway; gentlemen a exposure, COlfax 7650J. (c ) HARTFORD. 3951 A—Frurnisied recom for APART MENT—Skxx | , Can be worked in har- pl, DEimar 4709. (c) | 53424 Terry. (c) | BOARD—Will _ board _ and small c large, airy room: 2 gent 3905—-2 rooms, WESC eSarY + ith th li HOUSE 3G 1RL=—Companion to aged gin " midAle aged: for house- children. COlfax 8629W ~ giving telephone and address. Box D-*1 2508 Bacon. ROOMS AND ogg ge comforta- gd A, or BARTMER. urn $5°7-—Handeomely = e i —— no ble rooms; adults: excellent table; sum- ron room, wi ) ST. LOUIS. 9937—TWwo connectin fur- oO — . exposure: beautiful are Address Box B-257, Post- HOUSEKEEPER—Rooming | house: Ger | “washing: good bome: references. mer rates. on-| nished housekeeping rooms. “ modern: steam beat, OfeR. >| BARTMER. S3tR emploved peoD TINEE Di tel ( 7) ager en 78 Sa COTE ROM any See Party with expensive | _vemences: board optional. _FOrest 5882R. ST. LOUIS, 4264—2 connecting front for ny By fe gen od room: bedrooms :" oe oe — , — Mork, stor Digi bos Dispatch "te cist work ‘in rooming howse. Sem lane geen (c) So ood meade {ene} | —nousekeeping:_all_conveniences. JEFFERSON. 2133 S.—Housekeeping and | ¥2t¢_tamily. ™ ° lloor, front. 188.1 [ as ROOM AND BOARD—For couple; either VEWaNEAD. {301 5 Board and room ST. LOUIS, 3618A—Sleeping room, mod- | _sleeping rooms. Victor 4252 W, (85) yer R. “S7s1—Niee lean toon oto (Apt. B)—Lovely larze flat; no washing. Call Riverside 0279S. | WOMAN—bExperienced,. white; r|* seine *} ern: private family. (2) | JEFFERSON, 3007 S.—One nice sleep-| niv> “OMe: $3.00 per | a: ij ral cht privilence: no other room- . HULSEKEEPER—In gg ine home, out restaurant ne oorong 7116 8S. Brostwar... room, -, Murphy elgg, | bed: on hit SEWSTEAD, 524 NW Between Olive. Del- : : ~ j TER = a3 a 7, +e es om 917 : fami vy: a conv eniences: ome coo Ing; i 3 p " : , 10uU8e reeping rooms: reasona e. E .) SO ‘ q comely urnis ed ouse- . : . ~ . HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HOUSEKEEPER— Elderly. io county. 201 | WOMAN—yYoung or middle-age, -mar._good_old fashioned _pome cooking. (7) SPRING, 2513A N.—Three rooms. fur- _keeping rooms_en ing rooms en suite: no children, (c7) meee Fooms private home, | poreciow,. 1 Hare 64 (ec) APPRENTICE—Beauty shop; _some experi: : =D: settled; good meighborhood: willing to do | P-200. Post-Dispatch. ts JEFFERSON, 2630 S.—Furnished roam for 9. 1208—Two large — W. 1051A—Ssleeping men: quiet place; convenient loc ation. Florentin SFE LL : i ren nc’ s? twin beds; also connecting room; — room: gentlemen only. COlfax 4052. (c) ILLINOIS, 3140A——Pris ate family; sek 218— } on “stor DeatsDtenatch cy GATE Willie ceneral house work: 621 Desirable second y fined employed couple or gentlemen. IOWA, 2823A—New: 3 rooms and bath: ARTE 5912 A—8-room A _man_preferred, shin ) 1154 DElmar_6245. (76) | MINERVA, 6246—Front room; all ecorated. CAbar i Bro @: garage: references. home will board couple: privaie. CAb-| MINERVA, separate ran TT FAIS 4917—2. connecting Rouse HOUSEKEEPER—For 2 ults; =aetl C-188. Post-Dispatc —s rhite; to work in ‘ith su rlor joini : pearonm We oe ecioining oF two men. SARAH, 2419A. N.—?2 connecting light ing room all conveniences: reasonable (c) y of the city, Box :J-74, t-Dispatch. _ ARD, 1132—2 connectl +. 6A—-Furnished room, married. | half g block from City Limits car. Box — 193. th st., Monday. 10 PAGE, 3939A—Fine front room; gentle- nished complete: cheap: quick sale R nee. Sunday, ll to 2, 6659 aston, _ HOU Mr KEK PER—For Saeking couple. homework in exchange for electric sewing SMALL girl to board; will room mother, | — : gentieman, rooms. _Drivate bath. sure; private; Page car: 17 BW PAGE. 5022— Room and board for 1 or a STRODTMAN. 4427—Formerly 21st st.: ern expo etc.: good salary. Box 202. Post-Dis. FIOUSEREEPE cR—Middle-a ; / = , Re BAG PATCHERS—And Union _ Special |an as housekeeper in small family. 406. | diate weekly advance: guarantee Central oben Arsena teacher preferred. 3849 Cleveland, Monday orated rooms, $3.50 or will board THEOBOLD, 1023A (Baden)—Room ad-| front room in private family: for | dutt BELT, 1383—2° connectin Vi. 4133—1 ight housekeeping; ste. a ‘c) operators: experienced, Missouri Beg Co.. 16_N, 2d_ at. (c) | HOUSEREEPER—Flderly woman, more | afternoon, iene to care for small children. | WOMAN—with practical nursing experi- rooms, $20: clectric. Victor 1957W. (c) an'e care. BEAUTY PARLOR OPERATOR—To man-| for home; i age establishment: rent reasonable, 74455 | Box D-123. Post-Dispatch. ence to care for elderly ~~ (143. PINE, 3517—Clean, light housekeeping | RAYMOND, 6233—Front south room and/| WRIGHT, 1437—Three rooms. furnished room; all conveni ences; ravois. HOUSEKEEPER—Not over 30; plain | With housework: references -_ rooms, $3 up; free garage. (2) board: also table board. complete, homelike; $8 : TARPAVYETTE 6207 BLACKSTONE, 137 “LER . y ing: . ; Post-Dispatch. —— - pice. Nomenke ; : LAFAYETTE. 367 ~~ Toratabed - , : 6—J- 00m ¥ yore CLERK—Wellston Ke angie » Dest Bo 6 Th a ee — WOMAN—College student or teacher r for RIDGE, 5338— Large room, excellent apartment GRan S5J. (c) ase tgs housekeeping room Bas } ON, : SHED OUSK- eturin plant; state : ¥ -~wol, st- cn. . neo ms ~ . _apartment, “GRand_5165 a r 4 ence and salary expected, Box I salary expected, Box D-97, P.-D, HOUSEKKEPER—Small bungalow; young| @ummer months. handling schoo] guide in North meals; _2; reasonable. __FUrest_1430W. Northwest LAFAYETTE, 2905A—Room. 2 gentlemen et cag | 1356—2 nicely” e} SING AND SLEEPING; ALL L CON BOOK KEEPER—Experiemced; one a woman, employed; 2 children, school age; ee ee peal dave S210" Pring og te 4 ASHLAND, 4339-——Room and ggg ne a See Tee ee Fone; ARLINGTON, 2705—Gentlemen; General NEE GN STL ASHETTEEOALG nag en goo BOYLE. Ey Ree: ; reat 19 x a Toho — Neatly furnish Tor stenographic knowledge preferred, (ce) a Hn ao a ed Apply suite 301. American Hotel. (c8) 4460R. who likes home and music, C (en) 5G0R. OL) ptr $4 week: private family: con: Pa pti Smal GRant 7031, gmt | “alee” Seah aasian iciente , TON. Ee . | HOUSEKEEPER—Middle-aged lady, & am ~of sect sition of 7 : individual club I he | Gane see . r 22 od -ER—Must be experienced; : ~ WOMAN—Desirous of securing pc sis ROOM and individual c meals at the ; —— DAFAYETTE,. 3225—Attractively fur- ae BOOKKEE! _ ~ 4 salary; Son. home, employed coupl®.| “regponsibility. between 25-40 years of a eae Cine aTkeMe mood Lambs Club, for ladies and gentlemen; yer ne 4537 — — Res a nished room: kitchen privileges. (c) | BOYLE, 3294 N.—2” connecting” BTA MONT, D6A—One nice $40 up monthly; references. PArkview tw Brg? 9g 4237 yer oe pig, AFAYETTE, 2636—Furnished and light Pha housekeeping rooms: Fun prenient to three car lines, Parkview ) : _ — housekeeping rooms; all conveniences. } esa — ic} Av. reo ze rouma, sec- good handwriting and accurate on fig- Ps eee O68 . - - age. of college or at least high school e ures. Apply Monda morning. Levin LAD Y—4U to FD vears: who would appre- ucation. with forceful personality. has un- GKEER, 3216A—Room, | ge furnished: O397R. A ax c BESSIE, 4437—2 front housekeeping, mod- CAPANNE TS = _ : AFAYETTE, 4031A—Lovely fron th . od ; " , L YET’ A ‘ y front ~— sleeping room; owner, ms ame sa floor. ae Goodman Co., 1123 Washington, (c) | “Giat : i i ate a good home to take care of chi usual opportunitv to now become perma board if desired - BOOKKEEPER AND STENOGRAPHER— | Gren: salary. Inauire after 11 a. m. 4279! nently associated with an internationally | pineRT. 3223-—Nice room. arivate —— UNION, 1425A—Newly furnished rooms, ern, completely furnished; Taylor-Lee cara; With ie anes om oe gene A — Labadie. known organization. 722 Louderman re) 5) board ontional, COlfax 3863 ; anna board, for two, $8.50 each. Fores. private family; $6 4 single room; very convenient. CABANNE, S113 LORTTGER-M Cie REALTY cO., ences an ga ary expec Ux FY) OStl- ie - u ” s - ~ ; } : . . mat J v. * tigi ’ . ’ ; us Dispatch. ae yan ee ye Meet ae — > LEE, 3807—Room; bath; good home: | RooM—Board optional: private family, |CLAXTON. 4524—Sleeping or housekeep- LAFAYETTE, 3134 “A dogg floor: front: | ‘or double: gentlemen. Bt a arfield 0, 19 N. 7th DORKEEPERLTO take Tull charge ant outdoor work along schoo ; €xp W OMAN—To work in kitchen some meals: lady employed. Jewish. FOrest 5270W. _ing rooms; twin beds: newly papered.(c62) housekeeping: Treasona conveniences. CABANNE. S11 INGTON. 4705-2 light housekeep- 1 MAFFITT. 4126A—Room and board; pri-| RO0mM AND BOARD—Two gentlemen or CORA 1922—Unfurnished; heat, light peeebtol ic dolany 2744—Neatly furnished; all | “-oo* ooetnan — ‘Uurniahe coms: conveniences; reasonab! (Cc) and gas furnished. nvenre CABANNE. 06170 Neas SSINGTON. a front lero - priva eee neeenye abit wae ee ees . Bi Ff PENS a, POY AOE) Ade RE See he “ . ° me! 4% - Po 7 yon Seah: “god oP be e 4 teeth hs SRS ! ‘ ai. in aakdl aieees gest be i rience unnecessary: unusual cgay nage ger amal! office i a : Sst be advancement: $1500 fir ; x B-81. } . to a —. rapidly and accurate- Post-Dispat h vere men aceite on salads and eae vate family. COlfax 6591R, coupl6é employed; owner's home; no oth- 15: FAYETTE. 3626 (Apt. A)—Ila th ly; write fully. education, past experience | Tapy—Pieasant and remunerative income : 6. Applv Tues-| NORTH MARKET. 4050A—Protestant | er_roamers. CAbany 0884W (c) |CORA, 1524A—Large front room, light | LAFAY “6 (Apt. A)-—Large south: | “keeping and sleepi te and salary expected. Box D-80, ax? pie for lady employed in large railway office hours 8:30 to ©. . PP? r4| Christian woman to board or share flat. | ROOM AND BOARD-——Nicely furnished. housekeeping or sleeping. ae couple employed or gen- CABANNE. Bixx—Nice 1 wu BING TON. 5128A—Bleeping room; Drt- JON ee 32) Ea and not interfering with regular work. da . HERZ CANDY CO. o12 {c carefull repared meals: refined family: | CORA. 1916—Two rooms, unfurnished; | —— c — . ie 5 ; HER To J ’ y prep s; refined family; | ; ; $3.50; double, $5 | BOOKKEEPER - STENOGRAPH — J0 | Call 312 Equitable Bldg., Sunday or any NORTH PARK PL... 1119—Room and references. FOrest 2816. water, sink, all conveniences; adults. (c) | LAFAYETTE. 3618 (Ant, E)—Nicely fur- CABANN Lage SG ON 5078—Pieasant sleeping take full charge; good »pportunity, for | evening after 5 p.m. (c62) | Locust. board for one or two gentlemen: front | \oRNON, 6030A—Single foom, with oF | COTE BRILLIANTE, 5959—2 light house- nlohed: 5 or 3 aeutiomen, Gland Ob00%. | coca: O02 pete a . om car’ r 1 - , asthe * = ) ss “4, ba a's é ae > s . ~ . ~. . ‘ fail rapidly and accurately; retail ‘store; | LADY—At present employed in large. of- | WompN-—9, for cleaning: one day's; —C™ —— without board. FOrest 4484W in a ee Dispatch, eines pe wna my yo ee ig rage —" -_ VERNON 5018—Newly furnished ry yy aly Bade #700—teeping on ae ‘itully gg oR ge fe yy. CATES, 5044—Nice room r= my of Kingshighway: ar fc7) mér months andling school guide in| LAUNDRY HELP—Experienced, al] de- | ing experience in ladies’ ready-to-wear nmre- oard, a efo o’clo . oie 0 Cc . ; 2) home privileges: sma] nite. FOSBLRY. S6xx —- Beautifu large ce tee oe deve ati | con The Lesndry 7510 Manches. | (red: fury and all expenses paid: stetd vanlonces for bose sudwite Wovect 7388 EMERSON. 5275 —Two unfurnished rooms | Taney Ot oe shed or unternisheds |CATES, 5101—South ‘et so: congenial) exalt Se ee A er. ali ° vose tl wi itchen ivilegea. 4 : 7 om Om, e r cou er for 60 days; actual earnings much In ex- | FAUNDRY HELP rxperionced ae | briefly age. experience and when available. Northwest menamieneniieinsinieiiidi (Cl) | Socrip 3 rp ee Sag board optional. (c) | floor: gentleman, FOrest $4808 b gentler SR. P 7 ie) cess of these amounts. Write Educators’ and. check n finished fami! rork. Box D-310. Post-Dispatch, (ec) |} EUCLID, 2730—Large room; board op- WASHINGTON, 507I—Room and vay ag siete ia " LOUISIANA, 1918—Housekeeping room; | CATES. SO098A—Front ; ty aT Y £00 N. —C ti i 111 1 - checker on finished family wor : southern exposure: homelike rooms, ‘housekeeping; private, . GHWA , onneécting Association, 8 Baker Bidg.. Minneap- | grand Laundry and Cleaning Co.. 3044 | YOUNG LADIES—Two; salary and bonus; tional: no other roomers, posur omelike, (ol) -- ene : _facing Reservoir Park. GRand 6897 J.(¢) complete; private home. {FOr . ine $7.50 olie Minn. Lawton (c) | age 22 to 25: must qualify as follows: | HIGHLAND. 5984A—Room and board for | WASHINGTON, 4933—Lovely front room: | EUCLID, 1606—S _ nice rooms, bath, McPHERSON, 46 CATES, 5018—Rooms Ouse r an rat SOA —Neatly iur- COOK—White, first-class, with references. LAUNDRY HELP—Experienced all around Pleasing personality, be ge +0 converse couple employed or 2 young men, Pi rice | Xtra fine meals: very reasonable (07) housekeeping; all conveniences. ng yw ng at room with k terenetie: “private j ton. 4c) i excellent meals; park district; reasonable. W ASHINGTON. 4113—ROOM: HOT - , HIGHLAND, 6942—F urnished front room: oO 2: conti uous hot water, (c4) ran be igo oom, netie. Bh kitchen eabinct, ZaS TA . Cc ct OK — White: with housework: to go to Experienced penmarker. also. marker-as- BOTANICAL. 3624—Front. room. with} TER; EXCELLENT BOARD: REASON- garage. "| MICHIGAN, 7800-——Furnished and light Get — ceping at . A 204—-3 rooms, wy ang Fett: summer home: family of 2 adults. 324 sorter for flat work department. Apply REMOVAL porch board: counle or 2 gentlemen, ABLF. (c7) | LABADIE, 4844A—Beautifully furnished housekeeping rooms; all conveniences. Fk gS lt A adults. $35 month. Hiland 3715. a Newstea aaron ay morning. Colonial Laundry, 4020 CALIFORNIA, 3s02-—Lady alone ‘wishes be ESTMINSTER, 4617—Room and board| room in private family. MICHIGAN, 6817—Lovely furnished be d- | in room ' 4 . DE. 37 53—2 front ouse er re a and downstairs work: x {cy ANNOUNCEMENT to board small child. _ Esters. or 2: home privileges. (c6) LABADIE, 4032—Front, large or small room. breakfast room; kitchen, sink, CLARA, 627--Larae 2 ———. " ing rooms: 5. MAID—Colored. Apply Hotel Mapfair, CASTLEMAN, 4(41A—Front room, board, — ST PINE, 4915—Attractive room: ex- rooms: private: garage. Forest 4234W. residence, » . necting bath: summer P te CLE DE. 10263 private connecting § GRand_ 7764. cellent food; garage; references, (c80) | LABADIE, 4834A—Front MICHIGAN. . 3659—-Furnished sleeping | south: very reasonable say keeping rooms: conveniences 5 ont room and kitch-| room: private home: all abe CLARENDON. 725—T.a _ TLEDE. 4371—light housekee pe . ao : el = eutye ane a maid; oat — —— amily going West: references. rs. Am- eauty salon, mezzanine. rad OF Py ‘ 8. FRELICH MFG. CO. CHILDREN Wtd.—Will board children ef! WEST PINE. 4394—Neat rooms: excellent | enette: everythin furnished; $850.(c53x) c 2 nished room: all con "es: 3 Aube = CLEVE. 3759-——-Housekeeping rooms; CSTE TYPIST Coll —— d tg housework: e950 Lin. J CSPONDENCE 4 —- College rienced coo city references in- 7; ‘ Y ; loy nts. | TOR. ard pogucation: $110. Loehr Employ, : ; dell, Apt.. D. DElmar 2653W. (c7) From 823 Washington CHR Re eee —| SaaS Scaacnen anne Excellent meals. Maan Coling abiane nicely eal MISSISSIPPI. 1538—Nicely furnished pas able eco c 7 : eye asia aeration ~~ ur | as 44 ——EXC é . x , : ‘ — een MARCELLER—First-class, to 905 Washington couple; board optional, (c7) | rooms, private bath, reasonable. JEffer- 5 5) x45 (cS gle_room, bath, electric: $3 week. _(c) | CLAYTON, Od01~ thing new: all on 2 floors: reasop- DRESSMAKER—Experienced, one 3406 S. Jefferson. (07) on O78! LABADIE, 5328—2 nicely furnished ia MISSOURI, 1 keevi d al Cl——2 Ol knows lines. GRand 2187J. SEP : Wanted help in all depart- CONNECTICUT. 3642A—Desirable. coo] | £00_0789. housekeeping: reasonable: adults. >> ame “+ pe eeping and sieep- | rooms, apartment: } 4 ud DRESSMAKER—Experienced, Call Col- a ee ee Cee ments room; excellent board; gentleman: very | WESTMINSTER PL... 3815—Double or | TABADIE, 4809— Furnish Soe rooms:_single_and connecting; garage. CLAYTON. | 6381—Nice ae ACLEDE, 4916—3 rooms, housekeeping, fax 1897J.__2601_Hood. MARCELLER—bpxperlenced, and har cut “OPERATORS reasonable. | Single rooms: home cooking: reasonable; | “ans; all ‘conveniences. Colfax TUSER.” | reenine renege rey Sncorated house- | 3 fr Siete ‘ BRIE: cxper encec an air cut- e - —e ooo . ofr eeping rooms . DRESSMAKER—First-class, with —s ter: part or full time. HUmbolt 1250.(c) gore JQ11—Front room, with or without (c62) | OREGON. 182 CLAYTON RD. S022 : 5x) rt TS bo — 7—2 housekeeping rooms:| p *. 4oxx——Well furnished room for noane. of rood waxes, ppinst be willing to MILLINERY STRAW OPERATORS—Ex. FINISHERS TARTFORD: a —_ ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY MAFFITT, 65308—Furnished housekeep- | water_in_ kitchen; gas range, _ (c) pbark College: rooms, | far snanle r lady: private Samer reference FOrest_170 ee ee ee cee ae Oth, ew a eaeee exninceds et board: | BEDROOM—Sront, te middle-aged lady ing room: adults, FOrest 3835J.___(c) | OSAGE, 2748—Furnished: private family; | for summer: facing park: Rear & ired. DElinar 6047R, _ (83) uesday c). CUTTERS Tu NIATA OS meee pc ees = employed; reasonable. _FOres 27R, a ogee: 3 front rooms for (e659 board optional. Riverside 5628W. 15 rooms for single men; moderate. CLEDE 4415—Connecting front rooms; nde we" * oard. Fit) | ROOM—Large, housekeeping: eine gas in cusexcoping._COlfax _O565J. PARK, 2326—Second floor front house- | S3£ a ll furniehed; all conveniences; reason- 89. 65) | MARCUS, 1541—Furnished rooms, con- keeping room: ladies ‘preferred. (cl) | CLEMENS, Ne YC t)— : desirable * CAbany OW. WREL, 1312—2 unfurnished or furn- ned ary feeders: experienced. Ap- + goly | ser pen morning, Lindell wea 5 MILLINERY DESIGNER Amy for work Tuesday pes employed: $8: laundry: very homelike. rooms. JEfferson 7 {c 2 Ast On... S Must have wholesale experience, de- ming. (¢c (c8) MS . . aes, an FORELADY—Experienced on silk dresses: | signing popular priced © gape a LAFAYETTE, 3679—Corner_ room, board oe ee a two sleeping PrN aGE =~ rent _seperately. (c7) | PARK. 2340—2nd floor sleeping room: CEMENS ‘ill “ one who can take complete charge of! opportunity for right party Golluber for couple or 2 ladies employed. GRand n_secone —oor._GRand_ 3737. , i enienecs, lathe keene Zooms, | continuous hot_water. ‘S), | on anne 5000 —Comt , } at anal a ne ne ees Millinery Co., 1409 Washington. (c) 1659M. ROOMS— 2 modern housekeeping; reason- ss large lawn. COlfax| PARK, 2340 (rear)——2 small house- | 95>) g Cmvenionots: private home Ca REL, 401—Front room, all conven- of ems Tien toy NURSEGIRL—W : LOUISIANA, 2314A—Room and board for | —2b/e.__Forest 4939R. Private family. (c) | = (c) | _keoping rooms; ga8_stove. (c) | S763. rn twin bode; Gun Daiat: Cabany ot HOUSEWORK GIRLS—Best Gren, aiid tts an, Mggridly to care for rN 1 or 2: all conveniences. LAclede 2496, | ROOM—Large front; twin beds; running ga TD ny Bee. gen connecting af ny aa tl rooms, or un- a po aa oan une , oc pep) employe¢ ~ : ; oe: , - (cv2) water. DElmar 3244. ceeping rooms: private family. urnisne i : heen ee . vi—sSleeping or aou pe Home Domestic Agency, 5743A Delmar. | OFFICE CLERK—Quick and accurate; TRY-OUT iat ROOM—Front room for rent ROOM—l1, large, for 2, in private C, S.| PENNSYLVANIA, 7625—Light house- | CORBITT, 6941 (Universdy City)—# ;_all_conveniences, SE) 28415 : family. COlfax 2143M. (c) | _ keeping rooms. RlIverside 3613R. (c7) BE Ae pen mthge a, m0Ge ‘DELL. 4501—Laree. south front room: . =e ner s rivate ome: “2 BO Nc ON. 3102— Two en NSINGT sleeping rooms. $3.50; MAGNOLIA, 6292—-Room and boar GIRL—For small tamily) ily for lady employed. Rock Church par- (c housekeeping rooms; bath, sink, range. DE GIVERVILLE, 674 100m, Bi NDELL, 3674—Newly furnished ; _Apnly 4346 MePherson, , ent agp oe ae gee, food ROOM A‘) BOARD—For 1 or 2° ish. JEfferson 3570, oT LOUIS. 4910—Clean, cool room; hot (cO2) home; gentleman; garage ¢ ; al. m, housekeeping; clean linens. =, GIRL—Work in oped shop afternoons one apply, 2863 N_ Euclid. _ aoe eZ ° ploved: 3 car lines and hus. T.Aclede 19 hOOM-—Furnished. 1n private home; kitch- water: private; breakfast_o’ optional, (c) | ROOM—Furnished, one or two; spavenk any 2550. ; ie: ronnnig water, Benen "00 Kan St Louis Pageant ROOM AND BOARD—For young Jadv:| en and Rome. privileges; reference. Phone | Sf. LOUIS, 4919A—Sleeping room; lady | ences; private family. LAclede 8158. (c) | DELMA 4427— De ao Zooms: runnnig water, gas. D-12. Pp 6192 (e) employed preferred; reasonable. (c6) ROOM—Refined young man: no other sleeping room : SDELI. 4317—First flor east; roome; DELMAR, 407 VA—Cheer al room Be Bivate family. ‘ evenings, 700 GTRI—Walke, general bowewarky iter | x "wonderful operas Wo’ makes | South “Side: homelike, Box D1, 5, | DEIma ences an 2 Oakland. PArkview 2 money: apply ready for work Tuesday of Fashion St. MONT S- Lates ocus aaa Toned | ROOME—Youns college men wanted to} THRUSH, 712—2 neat housekeeping | ~2o™mers; garage. LAclede 4381. __(c) GIR L—Whi — gceneral po eUse wor. morning. Marglous & Harrig Dress Co., for 1 or 2 empnloved. room in fraternity house for summer; wn- rooms: $8: Baden ROOMS—=2 unfurnished; bath, heat, ga8 family; $4.00; all conf a 4 bLLi.. 4256—-First floor: 2 rooms: no " Arkview S01 5 Southmoor, 701 Lucas av,, sixth floor. (c) Sherman Park Community RUSSELL, 2709—Room and board, 2 | 7 gp CGvantages: references required, Box | JNION, 1,00 N.-—Sleeping room for i oF | pand_clectric. __LAclede_7906. a a “of: reasonable 7 comers. -_ : TRL— Experienced butter wrapper. 901 OPERATORS Genter. Matton “av. aan young ladies employed, (c) | C142. Post-Disfatch. 2 gentlemen. FOrest 5308W (ec mOOM for couple gr two gente: board IRTP A —— ence LL. 4004—Neatly furnished sony er... wpe own ie , . _ ° : a” ee WILLIAMS PL.. 3308——Thre 7 optional ;Ran f (c) 706—South x ot cht honaekeening rooms, “4010 Magn ako ssteenaeedan (c7) | ERE FREEDMAN CO. 1324 Weabinaton. (or) Kingshighway Bl., Wednes room with same good board: twin Central rooms for light pouOR Three furnished ROOM—Cool, one block transportation: | Tice _home for business mam, SE ELL. 3914——Front room. all convea: L—W os day evening, June l, 8 : f ALCAZAR HOTEL, 3127 L ah) trance; $10 a week; one block south of mS n:; board optiosal, oe 3074, | DELMAR, 3860—Rooms With oF wi snrivate famiiv. J Indell 4738). GIR hite, assist with housework ane OPERATOR o’clock Applicants must SHENANDOAH, 3538—Large er 700m; ; $1 dav: weekl rat Suis: cues the: | General Motors. a re Re oF one | board. Sh itl | —_—- care of child: $5 week. COlfax 6045.(c Experienced on Singer button machine P : with or without board; for 1 or 2. (c) | garage, osty rates: tub. shower bathe: Rentiema n;_ private. GRand 1761M _(7) | DELMAR, 2875—Neatly 1urnishet att! house-keoping. room; reasonable. (€) OMeGrath 4300" ores ag housework. |} and wash dresses. Apply 6th floor. be able to wear sizes. 16, | SIMPSON _PL.. 1743—Large. cool room: | BELL, 3032-38—-Furnished Too — es South ROOM—For refined lady or gentleman em- ewly decorated; reason , SDELL. Ss 234 6—— ; , GIRL — For —. ne ge eoiaty OPERATORS tive face and. graceful car- Room “egg el plocrigg gh a Re igirowreed naa 1S5U03A—S$5 up hee § front Fay re Ali Pi tere om rn "Winter Sanaa teenie ees wey DELMAR, 4267—Housekeeping. @ te 0 . . i > On © ~~. (c62) | private home; $10. ais De rooms @ orch, GIRL—Experienced. to marcel hair, and salary See Mrs. Martin at Grand P] Tnyvi I « . . 4 2 € 7 aza : aan Se nocd baieater. Wil be’ ona | OPER RATORS—Experienced ON | Hotel, 914 N. Grand, after 7:30 p. m._| BOYLE, 21 N.—Furnished room; gentic:-| ROOMS FOR YOUNG MEN _ | guner's_modern home. tc) | lady _employed Monday. _42 278 Humphrey _st. ;, ladies’ dresses: guaranteed during week: please don’t phone. 6300 only; board if desired. JEfte rson et BROADWAY, 3700 S. (Lee, Jefferson, | KUSSELL. - 850 Larce aleeanin DELMAR, 6255—Third east; FHERSON GIRL-—Experienced; salary, buying bueci- ’ i. SALESLADIES—Call business ‘people: Rood Ho > a Sy ow marie $4. 00 PER WEEK ane Cherokee) —Nicely, rice pa a instant. het water: private home. x es furnfshed: garage 4 Sa | " “Rouacheesing’ rennet oceans : -Dis (e82 o/Ui——hOOM an oOard; Full Club Pri ; all conveniences; aang amuy; | Rus > ned preferred, wal | a Wiles Bey SSELL. 2650 lovely conne SEER Sy i ileges With Membership cars_44 block. Victor _1253R housekeeping Ree all ‘cenrentenean DELMAR, 6139—E ss ra end call a ee teas running 4 RS6 a 4708—3rd floor room. ° ness; call a, m. Sunday, 202; Com-. good salary. 70L Lucas. -money.__ Box _D-300,_ Post excellent meals: te. or fro priva \ ha € > ve have a money- — Small Additional Charge CALIFORNIA, 2001—F urnished front (c65) | , first floor front; ing rooms: $3.50 up. mercial Bldg. (c) x SAL ESLADIE Saf : yg Coon + phe be of 02D R with OHRE N DR ESS ( ‘O. (c7) Pn propos! — for & go-getter; some- CABANNE. 5059—Large ee for 3 or 4 4 Double Rooms $4.00 per 875 kitch ] i b 35 ousework and cooking. 2025 Rutger. | PA)? sain ‘rie - ing new; use to house: w ‘ : € . (c7 wal ' room; xKitcnen: car iines and bus. (65) - Victor 4260W, Inautre Mrs, Taylor. (c) PANTRY, | WOMANS ne enw “d. 4 a car. Call W Py cigar 892M. Mra. will "furnish CABANNE, 5029 — Board’ 1 op a Tage | Single rooms $5.7 (5 to $6.7 CALIFORNIA, 3234A——-Bedroom and kit — gh eer ag 4146A—Couple or 2 girls em- — RD E: — oT 16-18: —" an housework: take CAbany 4186. $s roc roa SALESLADIES — a sae “Falary $7: Hodiamont car (c8) DOWNTOWN a M. C ry en. furnished for housekeeping Cc ear breakfast: private family. was "front teat ene pees ‘ =. RERS0s 4026- Nicely Turntehed cake of * 2, children. 5960 -Woodland ay. PANTS ‘ OPERATO Q ae only. Apply Monday metween 2 and CABANNE, 6514. 5—Laree south room with 16t} i Loc : CALIFORNIA, 25260A—Thiee neatly fur- | RUSSELL. 2853—Nicel fi h veniences: very reasonahb FOr res Abany 30° y) or 8 o’clock Tuesdsy morning, roo SOS: board: two or thre 2 and Locust nished housekeeping ro r} : ony _surnished _ root — BHERSON. 4045 i oo GIRL—White: general housework, to take > waistbands, joining and nese ma- 410 N. Euclid. KR. m Fs CABANNE. 5137 — a board: a THERESA, 521 vz Housekeeping and | rated; | housckeep x oms, newly “Th anni one or two; all conveniences. Victor DELMAR. 4041-—] ight in 2 am. —V fery “aes ra “for Roy of child, 2616 Roseland. Hlland FELDM eS e but experienced need a ply. SALESLADY- -~Expe rienced direct to con- ern exposure : private family (c) sleeping rooms; reasonable CALIF "ORNIA, 2009—Handsomely fu ST. ANGE, 1426—Th family: sink and water: eS 5¢ ' RSON, 424 —Single songt a ° (c) Tienes 3 Washington, fifth floor. sumer, to sell medium-priced, high-grade | CABANNE. 5201 — Att eT onan omg PHERESA, 809 N.—F urnisnea front room, nished front room; 2d floor; private: all floor: electric; fine ree Toome. second rooms Jarce. $4 and $5 ence: references; good place. CAvvany | auesilo machine, “3915 Parke eet (Qh | open, Box DOT. Post Dispatch, ees | ogumelhes excellent meals: gentlemen OF | nfo” clean: 7 vw "om FOF seeding: | Srareniencet ie lh |g Sian aden Collar Lis Gi | EASTON. "TU Front room MMM Ts 000 Bearya a : ee - : as ASTLEMAN, —Large front house- AW, 4068—Furnlehed 5 expo PE : and Kitchen, - SALESLADIES—Real comfort at last: |CA’ LES, 5115—Room and board for two: i ay 3223—2 rooms: gas, electric; kee ying room; reasonable: adults. (c&0) private home: all en ay wed) EASTON, 53 r= . RSON a it rooms, ee (c8 - CASTLEMAN, Neatly furn ished SHAW, 4066—Bedroom and kitchen: all | —itchenette: well furni a EASTON. 4020—Two coms wt pase, rH ront sieeping ror *) ee a! een ae ini Adc . - ymaoge . : oop oe nti Pliraparnsnqpmemtvatepuate ieee + CRAIN. RAR Sa ot MA Oe ain hE MG Pave “ “> anew He eyrietese egeeap me Ra oR ater a em . 7” ¥ —e ee _ “ “ a - : t > . ’ : 4 - r* is ' a i= & gir - c/. 2 re 4 L * : ra : +> : : -s : 23 29 3 f eS : ie Sea eT oe | * 3 a5 . z a a 8 a a4 - be rk ‘ . a 3 5 ee - ame. & r, Se # ea Se > : Bs 7 v4 * $43 hag . aw #iGa e VE net tee Ate PPR ae -ae Set © “ay on tate oa BAe ge Te ge eee as " i “a Geen ’ get aapey ee tas aye rr hs ~ + tan, PLE es OE PE LORS GT EIRP sole edhe “s ‘ quteerse Ge ree « od é o ae er atte: *” 7 , ry *. ve re ae = ee e CRE ti he ' ee * : _~ meen 6 ere . poe opens mone aed bore - aes aPe aes red PR DOINC oe eh rs * a MSAD se AD mac dthoaceonemeiee coh gah “ng Ae . Sey Rhee ene 4 cei See at ne ew he ae ee r one o eit Acme " Et es it - ~ eas Ate ea NAN on room, L324. ¥s.., Tre a : (ec) ete for housekeeping (c62) housekeeping rooms; reasonable. ms (e) yore bE FOOT ae nt pousckeepin : and SNRIGHT. 5845A—Well (urea +f windows. southe? par Hn. BR. nees, H —_ room ahd living room: ly . Bornes, eman mar bir . no i om ata work. 3223 oun. hate ealllogg PRACT, ae poarantees meery : pret sold in stores; 47 av Ex e yles, 59 colors. for men, wonen, chil- | ETZEL. 5890—Altractive r m board; | CLARENCE, 4232 A—Gentlem . 4 be en or couple: COMPTON, 2707 S.—Nige front room fur- | 222 ¢ ‘ . Bi 3 ~ NRIGH ut J ' RSON 4504A—Dewsira ble i] STENOGR APHER E dren: includin latest ‘“‘Si lk re 6— - GIRLS for fashion shows Call Sot tet : — SUX Pe|e©ri enced, capable: vA g § i to the Top ladies emp!) loyed, C Abany 65%: breakfast optional. ke ae ition } ladies’ hose: snappy summ > . aed | MARJORIE NICHOLS. = Forest D-51, Post- Dispatch. to Fight party. Hox ready: no capital ‘or experience re AMILTON, 1020—Newly Taraiened room, | COLEMAN. 2504—Two unfurnished rooma, nished for housekeeping: reasonable. _(c) 5ST. VINCENT, 3233—! 2ree housekee;'! Ng 4 41673. (c) STENOGRAPHER—With some knowleice | We furnish samples: silk hose for your own good board: reasonable. CAbany 4718J° cozy home suitable for couple, gf 2 wf tS eee FOS | ear klichen>‘te, $5. “(c} housekeeping: _ sin¥: —— AG ond floor fron: a Of books: give experience and ailedaen dai- ue e: no plan. Milton Mathews, W170-| HAMILTON, 928 —Room with board. one | COTTAGE, 3741A—Light housekeeping or DE TONTY 5 Yi__private family, (c62) oT. ‘INCENT, 5901 — -Three Souambathen ENRIGHT. 448 2 nice Connea™ 2 . reasonably priced; no tad Dd neinnati._O. ot two. CAbany 36. 20), (c) sleeping rooms reasonable. private enialic Ghee ane large room: rooms: housekeenine conveniences. cely fury , _ oe ‘ — eee, —— iv rian » (c62) TEXAS 16: 34 A aie ENRIGHT, S807 — Ho ie pgs, tt ‘e ‘ wo connecting fron everything furnished: be | ry ‘ 1 A— oes front roast te Pye BE oes nrvae if. a . oe - 1 tR~ Bee ~ hater Se GED, re Ree CO a oe eee ee ieee tae etre nee bir poe . - hee ae »* *F Bai pa ec? GIRL, WHiTs. y aR at GEN SE- | Ary expected, Rox _D- Sane jJENERAL HOUS Kee RAtHi ce SET TTR LEARN DESIGNING—Take Al position | KENSINGTON, 6020—Single room, board: geod 3900 N. , Furnished room: | He To: - velatences ne ae washing: tery S85: plant, Wellston district: state age, exne- SARE Arcade Blix, 609. 15 modern home, fet | private family; 2d fla (1) to AW NTY, 3045—2 unfurnished front: rooms, furnished and watershed for ight | also Ia ence | hing: give nad per rience and salary expected. Box D-86. money wearing solid silk hosiery. | KINGSHIGHWAY. 804 N.—Single roo ELEVENTH, 3629 N.— private h . © South ide; | hopsekeepine, GRand 352 (ec) | ENRIGHT. 5938—Large FouRs 1 20m. " cos) t- “ ch or eee) Post-Dispatch. {c) steniees we tell vou how 7 D-1806 Solidsilk and board: reasonable. (co? Ain Two rooms, bath, $9. (co) © Aome; near Grand. GRand 7429R. THIRTY-NINTH,. 22074 = comite j all conveniences, _ Of xx—N ‘ce larue room for one c ST ENOGRAPHER R—Familiar With engi Hosiery , aL1d 4th SY... New York. (Ao ) LACLEDE, 446° D mah? ‘ EL I, IOT. on OQ N. —Hall , — kitchen if wa a: ne siee ping: EN iGhT 7 ~ —_ . : ap "Ab w. ~ ,- ear aa os a — Ww N IND a ncecent meals. _(c8) 4215—Room aan bahar: oe on GARFIELD, 3639—~Four rooms. furnace, ompletely furnished: WANT TEN HIGH-CLASS = | “mens “tiie double; teanonableste7\ | GAN D Geer eee Aan: $40, | 180M mostra. Victor | ‘housekeesing rooms: adults.” Russell ‘tun: | EXE oHT tao 5S coleg aa Roe £e gomee eeping room: ADS, 2654—Newly furnishe secon 00 (67) be oon — we , > : . hom + 2 connect! n@ south Font d notes cor- ly; unexnerienced need not avply Box WOMEN TO SELL LINDELI 3805—1 i : ul y ‘ 4, ot sarge airy rooms, with ! south exposure: all meals or mart: eetras ee on ee 50; clean front housekeep- ir a and kitchenette: re a range, WINNEBAGO. 341 5A—Furnished room GSCI: GINNCUS WEES " ierh ml i onveniences: reasonable. modern: private family. PRospect | 2512" —Attra (c) To call on bette 7 ’ r class retail merchants /to suit. Lind 22 . TUG KER in 8t. Louls. Do not want house- ee indell 70. cH2) | F . ouse | LINDELL, 3008——At “tiv 1A RPER, ion i—Room for two, twin beds; "4A tern oleate ae second at front ni one wi oa -Gidds machines. aaleswomen with good appearance. ability oe meals; running water. Lindell TENE aa ee a Tal keeping" rooms; steam Sets wettate deo Southwest a all conveniences: » gaa } pale, ourie tah eae 387. ARPER, — ping; one-ha 1 re li oe T, ¢ , souee ren ‘Urn rooms. rk. : ARSENAI 6023—2 light hou nished: @ ‘ladies tence ” 23—2 sekeeping shed: 2 or 3 ’ ’ FOreshs 4 5312 =a eees @ floor front. sok. MAN, 1324 Washington. and references t cl! | that earns _ Foal’ anhony rea] i McCAUSLAND JOR ~"Ningle or ina IT block east Fair Grounds Par FLAD. 40: 30—Nice —— duce, Call in person. room in private family. with board and | Eee 19 ey room, a garage, $6. Ding room, also | rooms. modern: private hom laundry” privileges, oh. T PET rv- the: end aa —— line: nH chitdran | rooms with hath: earl ua ; Neb, able. reason-jenirance, COlfas 4 4283W:; reasonable. | ,tleman: private amily, coahall UTHWEST. A imished room Vor | veering eae ee hn ; + one- one or two bem Tor jkrenine: woe rence, BAe ae (c65) }to Grand. de) | g24 sen omen. $o week, VI for | enit) home Di .

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__ $T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MUNICIPAL BASEBALL BOX SCORES © Sunday School League ; ; ae am / TODAY's MUNICIPAL | ADDITIONAL SPORT NEWS | z2e3sexcee BASEBALL CONTESTS Kansas and Oklahoma Schools Take All Major Valley Titles CITY LEAGUE. Park No. ee Mg gy :30; O’ "ark No. i= Hartman Fg FP 130: O'Fallon Park Jayhawks and Sooners Tied With Two Championships Each, A. and M. Gets One; Minor Titles Better Divided With Washington U. Represented by Leading Swimming. Team Valley Football Schedule And Officials Announced PAGE 60 BUSINESS FOR SALE CY NCHROOM—Good stand: $175. ae Keaton, | LUNCHROOM -— And restaurant: Can- toni's. in Union Market: for quick 6alxc. Cooke-Stubinger. 915 Market. LUNCHROOM—2Z highways; good business, $250: because of sickness. Burgess, Ver- cae ess = Display Captures profitable, reasonable: do not answer this $15,000 Toronto Cup at Woodbine ad unless you have money and mean bus!- Trailing at Start Winner Climbs ness, Box D-78,. Post-Dispatch. (c) MANUFACTURING—AIl machinery, too!s. to Front and Wins by Neck. Y. M.C. A. Industrial «| 13 3IDDINGS 7, GIDDINGS. AB.R.H. ?- MOORE-JONES 9, ———— 4. JONES. _ | AM BRAKE. epee AB.R.H.E, Rossf'd 24.0 3 ¢ 1 l WINNEBAGO 3. WINNEBAGOS, AB.R.H.E. ( GLASGOW 22, BRO’ GLASGOW AVE. BRO AB.R.H.E. | Kro'ger If.5 1 rf.6 3 ae Zander rf. ys R. P'm 3b. Corco'D &s.: Guibar If.. Hubert 2b. Murphy A. Endicott c.: 0 0} O’Rou'e 1 z —_ — -- -- | Lohr'm rf.0 OU l Concordia No. 1—Watson-O'Rourke vs. Carroll B, M. A., 1:30; Concordia No. 1— Century vs. Yohe, 3:30; Minnie Wpod Me- morial—Tiemans vs. Barth. 2:15. DE MOLAY LEAGUE. Carondelet Park No. 3—St. Louis vs. Harmony, 3: Sherman Park No._ 2—Ca- rondelet Park vs. Wellston, 1:30; Sherman Park No. 2—Maplewood vs. Sentinel, 3:50. EMPIRE LEAGUE, Park No. 11—Bell_ vs, 3: Forest Park No. 8—Y. : Pants. 3: Forest Park No. Typos vs. Bly-Moss, 3. INDEPENDENT LEAGUE. Fairground Park No. j—Falcons Motorbus, 3: Fairground Park No. Shell vs. Morgans, 3. MERCANTILE LEAGUE. Fairground Park No. 2—Wackman Vs. Missouri State Life, 3: Sherman Park No. I—Yellow vs. Pisgly. Wizely. 3. mqUN® es, LEAGUE. wi Forest Park No. 6——Missourian 8. Geyer Athletic, 3: Forest Park No, 18— Fichell vs. Fendler, 3: Forest Park No. I —Frank R. Smith vs. Peter, J. HOUSE LEAGUE, 9—Sarsfield vs. Celts, | Park No. 9—N. A. C. WS. 0: Forest Park No, %7—-EI-! 3:30; Junior High | Purple Martins, 9 Campus—Cass Stars a. m.: Forest Park Sy 328 =; § Schmidt ss.. Herson rf.. Weh'p lb. Miller 1lf..¢ Doerrer c..4 Totals 39 913 6 stock, patterns, natent fiue cleaner: trade. Sunday, 360 Hillside. Webster Groves, MAHRKFT—Meat, good location. any. MEAT AND GROCERY STORE—4 nice rooms over store: big cash business; rea- sonable rent. COlfax 4046. (c) MILLINERY STORE—Established: near show; getting married. 2218 &. aaieg aay eon MIGLINERY and ladies’ ready-to-wear; ~ living rooms; bath, furnace; wonderful location. Or will exchange for diamonds; good reason for selling, 6116 Bartmer, (c) MILLINERY AND READY-TO-WEAR— Large shop and 2 connected furnished apartments: 11 years established business; heat furnished: rent $60: leaving city. will sacrifice: no agents, JEffcrson 7464. MILLINERY—2 living rooms: South Side; no competition: ivory cases and furnish- ings: $150 stock on hand: selling account aickness: 35: everything for $50v. BUSINESS BROKERAGE CO. 778 Arcade Pldg, sArfield 3199. MOVING PICTURE THEATER—Runnine everv night. for sale or lease: will sell printing vilant or theater. BUT NOT BOTH. Impossible to give both vroper attention. R828 St. Charles road, 7 toll p.m. WA- bash S68. (7) 0 0 v 0 0 0 1 I a> “4 =] iti SE eee — _ Norli'x Yb. Juhl ib Brown rf.. & | Babe no ae um on a BEB BEG Be esstcacsiy- yi of sixth (rain). | '23234 S68 wSeK-Hr2ISOCCO: pad, ae pet pkg | pet St Oe ue= o vegeta die: 059. Mon- (c9D) grocery and Call GRaud 7 — —_-——_—- Forest oo | pnd bent es | oltre ee 2 ais . pests — Inninge— Glasgow AV. ... Broadway Sole... Two-base hits—Busghm (2). Babe. Moriow, Lehrman. Ennebach., Rushmeyer, Sacrifice hij er. Sacrifice fly—Babe, Morrow. Ennebach, Kemper, ou v0 38 0-3 030 3 1—7 Two-base hits—Benear, O'Rourke. Sac- rifice hits—Harvey, Benear. Wild piteli— Murphy. Hit by pitched ball—By Murphy, ©' Rourke. Base on balls—Off Murphy. off O'Rourke, 3. Struck out—By Mur- 3 O'Rourke, 5. Pitching record eR f ea eventh inning. *Ran for Tuh. in “ 2iw 4 Q : Moore-Jones 7 3020 he Am. Erake 1. 9 Two-base Schmidt, Schott. Three-base hit—-Sweeney. _ Sacri- fice hits—Schott, Sweeney, McGinnis. Stol- en bases—Mager. Schall. —— — 8 gf rilly tos Reilly. *assel balis— |; phy. vo. D! £ i ore _o mio eee nitehed ball—Rv_ Heil soma )F f yd nh! hits, 3 runs in 6 innings; :-hmidt ; “balls | ’ 7 5 innings. schmidt) Bases on balls—Off Heill 1, |cff O'Rourke, hits, 7 runs in oO eG 4 Umpire—Stanley. off McGinnis 1. Struck out-——By Heil 6, EBENEZER 17, JESUS EV. 8. by MeGinnis 4. Pitching record—Off Heil, _ 4 runs, in 9 innings: off McGinnis, EBENEZER JESUS EVAN. AB.R. | ae SOS Se EN TP an dill ee pigs th " ORR ONE EMS OT IN IN Se TRAN Cec WHR perp tynte RA > Ace eye - ener pecan : ‘ : as + “ gt ay . bade ee Sikes.» MY i = oie ~ Oe Rae — DE genet ~ “a te _— Winnebago Giddings ees a vs. TORONTO, Ontario, May 28.— Walter J. Salmon’s Display was winner of the $15,000 added Toron- to Cup Handicap, the feature race ot the closing day’s program at Woodbine this afternoon. Back of him was a field of the best handi- cap horses that has gone to the post at the Ontario Jockey Club’s course in years. Display, shoulder- ing top weight, 120 pounds, and ridden by L. Schaefer, trailed his field in the early stages, moved on | the outside rounding the far turn} and in the stretch run took com-| mand and in a sinew-straining fin- ish beat Ruskin out a neck. Harry Baker was third, another neck away. a, |) ie | ) ? } Special to the Post-Dispatch. ‘ ) } ra ) { gs 13 runsein 9 innings. Left, on hases-——Moore-Jones 7. American Brake 6. Time of game—2h, lom. Uwpire—Wach- ter. Scorer—Frye. WESrERN 2, MO. PAC. 2. MO. alan yen H.-L, Reilly Lewis Yuill Lamke Umpire, F.-J. Date. Schools. Place. Referee. Oct. 1—Missour! Kansas ARRICEC Oy mbia Kansas - Grinnet! esceee Grinnell] Nebraska lowa State...Lincoln Washington ae Uklahnoma A. St. Loulg Oct. 8—Missouri ei Nebraska... . Columbia Oct. 15—Kansas Aggies pS Grinnell ; Nebraska. .. e«2-iNcolin 22— Oklahoma | Kansas Aggies Manhattan lDrake Grinnell... Washington - ; KanSa@as..-... - Lawrence finish that!) oct. 29—Drake brought the vast throng in thej{: spmean gp yi he grand stand to its feet cheering | 5 Kansas Aggies Ames : —lJowa State and rooting for each of the leaders. | \ ionic Des Moines There were nine starters, Pen- | Nebraska 4 : 4 anSa@as..-. stick and Gaffsman declining the | mney tl issue. The race was marked by a ase Uklahome.. . - Noy. 12—ri 1] terrific early pace. Young Mr. Cas- | sidy sent the field away directly they lined pip the barrier, to a splendid break, ‘ a } McCreary Roemer If.o ( P. Welsh Carrithers Olds Millard Cochrane Dennie Kiwanis vs. So Campus—Ravens ‘a. m.: Jdunie- High vs. MecElroy-Sloan,. 11 No. T—Neighborhood Mouse vs. Y. Juniors, | 1:30. ;, Giles | } | | NORTH SIDE. LEAGUE, | McBride Tipton Johnson WESTERN. AB.R. Miller rf. .3 U Gorbutt ef.1) 1 eid ° Roepple es.d 1 K'n 3b.-c... ment c. . a stoien pases—W ood, Sryant. | pitching record—Off aln. 17 hits 17 : Passed ball—Kenny. Base on_hballs—Off|; ‘mninge: off Schulenberg. 9 hits, Marquette Park No. 1—Lafayette South} Galiiher. 3. Struck out—By Williams, 3. oo tart Umpire—Ed. Hogan. Seorer—J. Shea Jr.| 7 nes F tt Time—3 Umpire—Ed 1 Lindenwead-Gratiet-Southweet’ vs. LAC.-CHRISTY 1, REXALL 1. Gruber. q Lindenwood-Gratiot. 2:15. LACLEDE CHRISTY REXALL CO. | SOUTH SIDE LEAGUE. | AS RUE, | ctu et _ Carondelet Park No. 1—Hoffmeister vs. [i tote Ve )| Schenberg, 1:30: Carondelet Park No. tate tia ‘| Laclede Council vs, Southern, 3:30; M wom a + .| rondelet Park No. 2—WUncle Place it lll | Chevrolets, ‘2:15, | THOS, FE. WILSON, O'Fallon. Park No. 4-—Hellrang-Grimm vs, Annunciation, 1:30: O'Fallon Park N9.! Pate p |4——-Pilgrim vs. Bob Whites, 3:30; Concor- | eae |dia Park No, 2-——-North End Cleafiers v8.) Fotale | 138th Infantry, 3. | TInnings— WESTERN CATHOLIC UNION. | Laclede Christy Fairground Park No. 4—Holy Trinity | ‘ ivs. St. Anthony, 2:30: Marquette No, 2) chubert. Three-base hit |——St. Engelberts vs. St. Joseph, 2:3 nore heir" Tag sn 'NMITED AILWAY LEAGUE. base—Reno. ouble play——Pate to antz ieee” ae ee ee eed to Reno. Passed ball—Goodejohn. Base lway vs. Park. 9: Forest Park No. 11—|@Q0_ halls—Off Pate. 2: off Hoener, re | Bunk'r 2b.J ~ | ) auwes quam ee a a wQotyre Mumma Tavlor plav—Ennebach to Bu By Schoclkopf (Simpson), By Babe. 8: by Schoelk vases an ADR! U | schr ee 3b. J x 2-3 inning: off Arrison, 1 hig of game, 2:22 MES ie nage Sve aay Nes sie: APesres Sai et geen iis a ow Sa Cac aes ih datos sb dentin” ame? Fae atu . Pier rh: tor * bet in Cr }) } O'Fallon Park Ne. 3—St Anthony _vs. ) 1:30; O'Fallon Park No, 3—-Leo ‘ ‘Club vs. Neighborhood, 3:30: Fairground Park No. G—Wolff-Wilson vs. Wehners, (":35: Fairground Park No. 3—Wehner vs. | Leo Club, 9 a, m NORTH -ST. LOVIS INTERMEDIATE. Fairground Park No, 5—Triangle A. C vs. Stuarts, : Fairground Park No. 5 *Plaved for Keeno: >|—Banner A. C. vs. St. Edwards, 3:50. Game called at end POLISH NATIONAL ALLIANCE. _innings— Murphy VPlayground—Kosciusko vs. Western 'dets, 1:35: Murphy Playground—St. Mo. | drew vs. St. John Kanty, 3:30. cna SOUTH GRAND LEAGUE, : Reiliv Lewis « ~ McBride Dennie Lawrence PR an, eighth. Keckler, Lumax. (2), Hartz (2), Keckler, McCreary Tiptoa Johnson BUDDIES 12, KINGDOM NAP’S art snk KINGDOM be it Zelle ge.. ‘1 Daniel 2b.: iyrafe'n 3o Cochrane ~~ Widiw we D RADIO STORE—Fstablished retiring: invoice approximately Witt. 4718 McPherson. Phone 5 ves Delmar 38 J, es -EWSPAPER ROUTE—A evening pa- . TS; od location. 4007 Cote Brilliante. NEWSPAPER AGENCY—For all papers, in town of 2000, 60 miles from St. Louis; will sell cheap. Dewey Wright, Leadwood, Mo. sen PAPER ROUTE—Apply 855 Westgate. 2d floor south: between 12 and 2 o'clock.(c) PAPER ROUTE—Larre fine’ territory: $7200. 3511 N. Taylor. (eo) PAPEH ROUTE—Evenings Russell. PLUMBING BUSINESS—— Box D-63, Post-Dispatch. Poultry and Egg Business Well established downtown location with shippers and city outlet: will sell control: ling interest. E lL. HEYE INV, CO.,. 7th and Chestnut st., 400 Title Guaranty Bldg. MAin 2627-28. PRINT SHOP—Sacrifice; make offer; leav- ing city. Box C-405, Post-Dispatch. PRINTING—Good opportunity for pDress- man: established business: gel) one-half interest account health. Box C-239. Post- Dispatch. RESTAURANT— 1905 8S. Jefferson av. RESTAURANT—And ice cream cheap: no agents. 5325 Virginia. RESTAURANT—Price right. 2623 N. Broadway. TYler 2139. (c) RESTAURANT —- Established: two living reoms: reasonable. 5717 Easton. RESTALRANT—Good business: will sell cheap. 26)]2 Cass. RESTAURANT—Sell 1477 5S. Vandeventer. RESTAURANT—For sale, R07-N. Grand. See Julius, Pine st. B.weTAUKANT—Opnposite employes’ en- tvauee af Chevrolet niant, selling account af ather hneiners A37 Natural Bridge. RESTA! RANT—South Grand: first-class old stand; seats 80; cash or terms. Riv- erside 6769. fest) Rider Giles Oct. Edmonds Ream — dU ne ee Totals .24 2 4 - Taylor oe Reillv ., Grinnell Cochrane McCreary LOL LOLA ek LPL OL ah A dle OP dl LP dl RP.LPLPLP LLL LL LD — NPN ON NA el hal —t Mills bea gan Lamke yy I ES PR we he Ow we a? he hw Johnson a —s -~ _ reat 4 Reem Yuill Tavlor Reilir Lamke ee La mrencée % shrane I ennlée Hedges Grover ~-~ a Nov. Jobnson McCrearv — St aad ed 13> . © wad ia Grover Mills Carrithers Fagan on _, Lincoln ~|l ose East a were Sideniidhe. Two games today and a like number tomorrow are scheduled for the Municipal League in East | St. Louis, these to be played at, Jones’ Park. The Hinderberger |: Generals play the Weckermeyer | -~~~«“~“~™ a Electrics on Field No. 1 today, LAWRENCE, Kan. May BT | AA ARAAAAAAAARARAAAS | while the Slack Furnitures meet | Every major sports championship 4 MAJOR SPORTS. the Polish National Alliance onjof the Missouri Valley Conference 2 Football—Oklahoma A. and eee Field No. 2; while tomorrow the|for the school year just ending |) feet MTN ersity of Okla Slacks play the Weckermeyers on,went to schools in the states of 4 oo Pas Field No. 2. and the Generals play; Kansas and Oklahoma, door the P. N. A. on Field No. 1. The; The universities of Kansas and Slacks are leading with three Oklahoma tied for high honors lwith two major titles each, while : lthe fifth big title went to Okla- : ALE | homa A, & M. ¢ Tennis Doubles—Royer and Mason, UT. ROOMING HOUSES—20 BARGAINS | Minor Titles Divided. ‘ at. Mihai. Pine. 30 rooms, income $550; $500 cash. The minor sports titles were bet- oo oe ns ter divided, no one school taking > . ‘eg Manhattan Edmonds McCreary Tipton Eagan | rTansas Agg Oklahoma Oklahoma A. 3 / Nov. 24.— Missouri Oklahoma... Oklahoma A Kansas Aggle Ramp Huston Jones McBride ,Norman Cochrane Columbia Grover Eagan M =. M: tt Dennie Lewis : s Manhettan Hedges dies, 2m, (er) parlor, om: oO 2D se See et aS FOC TIES choy - - Track—University LLL LOOP POL OL SAS. Baseball—tUniversity of Oklahoma. MINOR SPORTS. Wrestling—Oklahoma A. and M. Swimming—Washington University. Cross Country—lIowa State College. Tennis Singles—Harris Coggeshall, Grinnell College. O2rei3i5 Hempel! 2b.4 Totals 3510 8 Innings Eden ...- ‘ Emmet Jr. ‘a Two-base hits—Christian, base hit—Albert. Home , derson. Stolen bases—Koerner, Christian, Signaigo. Bases on Bochhirt. 5: off Anderson, or trade. A ~ | KEMPER DEFEATS Naps Buddies | -.3 0 ot ’ wo-base hits—Bean, Malor “i St. PAUL COLLEGE 7-1 (B. Vining. Three-base hit—Va ie | runs—Burke, B. Vining. tolen bass. Zeller, Daniels, Grafeman, Kenney, Goa Lammers (3). B._ Vining, daudes, Sie 2) byrne (2), Maloney | Bae at er : —O filson. 7; 0 u 9. Sie Kemper closed its baseball season | Ott, wiviison. 8: « Brice be: here today, winning from St. Paul Maul thenheim. , Pitas rh ~ r , urke, 7 hits, 12 runs 7 College, 7 to 1. The game Was | \¢¢ Maulthenlcim. 3 hits nd rune ia featured by the pitching of Chief third inning. | Left on bage ‘sp De ’ " 5; Kingdom House, & Times Wilson of Kemper, who held the Umpire—L. ©. Iselir, "= visitors scoreless until the eighth EDEN 10, EMMETS 10, Bs irning when an error permitted a EDEN. MET te run. Kemper pushed over’ two A , a Murphy If.4 runs in the fifth on home runs by | Zor'ski ef.3 McClure and Wielandy of St. Louis. Wielandy lead the Cadet attack with three hits. The Ca-|¢ Gets closed the season without a | defeat, winning four conference and four non-conference games. The score: Kemper 30002020 0—7 ll 5 Paul 000 0 39xx Westminster, beautifully furnished: | the Associated Press. me . LONDON, May 28.—Miss_ Eliza- St. 00010—1 52 cheap. RESTAURANT—Good business: $300. will handle. 918 Clarendon. FoOrest 9534. (eso) RESTAU RANT—Good stand; foreclose on mortgage: sell for balance. 53832 Natural Brider Information CEntral 5990. RESTA URANT—South Grand: ald stand: seats 80; cash or terms. Riv- ereide B78. RESTAURANT—Will sell all or half; «o- | first-class | . JOHNS R. F.. LINDELL. 9179. ROOMING HOUSES — Downtown: ] $45, price $850; 14 100Mms. 17 rooms, rent . 13-roome, rent Grand. 16 16 rooms, manv west. price rooms, rent $100. rent $1°5. price $900 2. pes. At. S254 Bo ROOMING HOUSE—47xx ast price 3s Vernon: 9 i ; i } i i ; i'rames, two, and the northern wing of the conference coming in for a share *he conference progressed in al) lines, with new records for attend- ance at football] and_ basketball the completion of field houses at Nebraska, Drake and Ok- wrestling titles by Oklahoma A. & | M. men. Frank Wirsig of the Uni- | versity of Nebraska also turned in an exceptional performance in the pole vault when he set a new col: | legiate record of 183 feet, 4 27-64 | inches®at the conference outdoor meet. ' won the women’s singles champion- ‘ship in the Middlesex Tennis Tour- TODAY AT HEMAN PARK. : Rriees va. Hynes. at 1:15, Ground No. 3 Helirung & Grimm vs. K. of C.. at 3:30. Ground No. lt. : iiub vs. Moslev-Mason. at 3:00. Ground beth Ryan, formerly of California, _ " y Batteries: Kemp McClure; _ St. Wegners. Paul—Brase and | rvns in Umpire—L. O. Iselen. ec SS oe nament today. She defeated Miss, TOMORROW Lrigzs vs. K. ] Joan Fry of England, 6-0, 4-6, 6-2. Mrs. Molla Mallory of New York | AT HEMAN PARK | No. of C.. at 1:30. Ground Hellrune & Grimm vs. Hub. at 3:30. Ground No. Konetchy Still Playing. FORT WORTH, Tex., May 28.— Pitchirg record—Off Buchhiet, hits innings: off Anderson, 10 10 runs in 8 innings, Time of = Game Postponed. The game between doctom Jefferson Barracks and the’ Ed Konetchy, a star first-baseman of the National League a number of years when he played with the Phillies, Robins and -uardinals, is doing a good job at that position | ine awgy for eummer: cash or terms. HUmbolt 2912R. RESTA RANT—WNear Union Station: eeais. 40 people: receipts $60 to $70; bar- gain: $1200. c. J. HILI Agent, 114 N, Gth RESTAURANT—Small: paying busi |),homa universities, and also from Dn ; , 44xx Delmar; 9 rooms, gee . ithe standpoint of excellence of per- » . . . ‘ y 0 j S m a 10xx Hamilton: 10 rooms; light us in competition, . ; . . | ‘ e keeping: Al condition, — : ma formanc MIDWEST BUSINESS EXCHANGE, Outstanding accomplishments of Tina r. GArfield 3353. : : S19 Walawright ids. Anite 'the year include football victories rooms: excellent furniture; ess: sacrifice. ae nee vs, Hynes. at 3:00. Ground was climinated by Miss Fry in the} N 7 sonst tee $2 7 ga oad via | STANDING. semifinals this morning, 6-4, 6-0. | wee } ‘ Miss Ryan came through the)! an’s Hospital against doctors the Lloyd Boutwell Post of t American Legion, scheduled @ Decoration day, has beeg - e ‘ Jayhawks Still Going Strong. The University of Kansas basket- ball team, coached by Dr. F. C. Allen, also set a unique conference I ie Moslev-Massa . K of a arr, n ie) price. in rood live "323 a i q ‘ ‘ as nT bites dw natn igne : ame RES Se A ERR on n % i PM tae al a Ia OPN ‘ ons Botan noth eniorttes . Sepe igi eS aN rte» eg SP PRN FOES Sab EO Po Sd ae See. SRA RPT PN PET Cee eee v8 See " Se ee A Pits P ky nbtabem tr 2 Ske th IG een ¢ sae mime. ee ee. = e A x . vr alt eee Oe GOO Ta OO NI NEO AE ak yey Scrastac’ ono.dsag-areeatehsas heals Si. . —s ov seh ose We 2 og Bal gaa ead it EA . “~ , “ ~ on ‘ wr * een Pring tinge ~ She ae be iz one a a os hae era yp ern > Dkr teen sik 2 hae aha Os mo 2 * . “ Tere a TE ae - ve Pe, CO © oe t ae ~ Ge - ey Waxes ana piacere top hipaa nil neers am sama Betty gy Mg mite ere nates o ‘ . een — . - are lly Ler I Sh Es Am hs og ap OP OM oot mes wre gh oun ikl © hte agro wos " 2 ae " Fy ee ay me ‘ di . = x wees 7°, ‘ . . m ins nani — ote eRe ny WiDCEN NINES 4 mene tcante Pa ee . "eyed vale ee : 1 de Sie . ; eile me ‘ ec ok i cel a> yk areas Rss sf Ny Si oie ery ro, WO BIOS hate oe ~ So we oh ee aa PT ae Ce a Bel OES ten Page Set Re ad t D x wae ital tS , : hs yeoman « - a ae es Lo oF RT Rie on MEE: « Soy es FF pclae See Pe de 3 le ea dea “e3 by 4 ie ee J : eee ieuve eT ee a 1 oS a - “ No aed . es =e i Se abr, sO a eS hk Od ee courthouse and at once, county seat town, mear Aoine enod business: must sell Rox I-72 Post-Dispatch. ROSTAUCRANT—Real money maker. BR’? ON: ensy terms: good husiness: part fixtures: livelv Maplewood ewer? ANRR Julian av. RESTAURANT—lDaily receipts $65; eeonimrent: enacrifice price: terms: rent Se: West Franklin: much traffic. GUTH. AUS Tnlian ay, RESTAURANT—One of the best locations in citv: 36Axx Olive st.. close to Grand av.. high-class trade and equinment,. income S3000 per month: sacrifice for anick sale: or will trade for real estate. Call DEImor "307M or Tlesdayv. F. A. DAFUMER., Realtor. GArfield O855-1°9R%, 6292 Chestnut. only ele- loop. “wo ide-- r“S'TATRANT—Factorv district: Bargain, cguipped: monev-maker. 2’) Wairwrieht Ride Ntain Pal?y ROADEOUNE—Braulitul rent: sacrifice SSO0. location: Riverside 5621M. tO. OUSE—Hi 9s; W Tr oca- | NOADHOUSE—Hieh class: wonderful loca | Poat-Dianatch. tion: best of trade*:must be sold at once: owner” eoing to California. Box T-335. P.-1D. ROOMING HOUSE—I11 rooms, rent ica- eaneble: exch or terme. 4118 Delmar. SANDWICH SHOP—At_ sacrifice reason. sickness. 1703 Market SECOND-HAND CLOTHING STORE—Stock almost new: eelling nees, 2816 Market. 5 SHOF-REPAIR SHOP — Established bus)- nessa: fully equipped, 22°24 Cass. (« SHOE SHINING STAND—Marble; 3 chairs: bargain. 711 N. 7th. SHOE STORE—And shoe repairing; business; buy or rent building. asa, . ood 915 (c) On account of —_ ec) ! | { i ! | | ! SODA FACTORY——Well established trade. | Box €-905, Poast-Dienatch. SOFT DRINK PARLOR—Cheap for sale, 2601 Market, SOFT DRINK PARLOR—Good cheap. 1830 8, 18th. SOFT DRINK PARLOR—619 Lucas; er there between 12 and 2. SOFT DRINK PARLOR—Will ather business. FOrest 3605. quick (?>} location: owl- (7c sacrifice: (en? low | -SOFT DRINK | SOT SOFT DRINK PARLOR—914 8S 7th and | Principia Won 80 Per Cent ,,,..2° Broadway. (cy PARIOR--And leaving city. 1015 §. restatran!: fine location: Box T-206. DRINK PARLOR—Good business will sacrifice for $500 cash, 4942 South west, (ey) ROOMING HOUSE-—-1Lt. neativy furnished; all full: leavine eitv, “0° N, TdSth ROOMING HOUShH—6 rooms: alwave full. ®16A S,. 12th st. ROOMING HOUSE—38906A N. Grand; & rooms furniture: rent flat $30: terme. ROOMING HOUSKE—7 rooms. good furni- ture. S2R34A Californie. R MING HOUSE—Nice home: good in- come, 45°98 Westminster pl. (c) MING HOUSE—7 rooms; good in- come: $400, 4007 West Pine. (ce) OOMING HOUSE—10 rooms; 1760 Revard, FOrest 5434. ROOMING HOUSE—16 rooms, Ten. sonable, 3421 Lucas. (cR3) ROOMING HOUSFE—South Side: aicely fur- nished. GRand 01301, (eR) ROOMING HOUSE—f) rooms: cheap: gain: auick sale. 4146 Delmar. ROOMING HOUSE—For sale. remt $50: leas, O11 N. 6th. ROOMING HOUSE-—8& $65: furnace heat. 2854 ROOMING Hot SE—S317 Vernon: furnished: S600: terms: lease: owner, ROOMING HOUSE—7 rooms of lovely fur- niture. 4053 MePherson ROOMING HOUSE—-11L rooms; terms: gorace. 4348 Marviand. RNOOMING THOUSE--6 rooms. well — fur- nished hoecation. IVfferanon 1140, cheap rent: cheap. verv lar- rooms. rent St. Vineent. nicely reasonahte: (0 DR) ST ATATE cash, 'SOFT DRINK STAND—On Olive st. road Mo. ROWMING, HOUSE—S8 reomsa: income $200 per month: West End COlVax TFT73INW. ROOMING HOUSE—12 rooms. reasonable. " o4 ~~ ‘hy wt? « Mt] ROOMING rifice. for home: gar Weatmineter rent S60 HOUS#’— Bean 'ifu) quick sale, 8840 ROOMING HOUSE—S rooms: darvain: terme, 259 Whittier. ROOMING HOUSE—16 rocmea ahie 2491 Tyrese. ROOMING HOUSE--Good income. 1812 Hic'corys. POOMING HOUSE-—s& roonis. feaen av, GRand T4557. ROOMING NOUSe—6 rooma. furnished: reasonable, 329 N. Fuelid. RQ") fon) comnietely ' very reasonable verv reason: | {eR! 4328 Chon- | (e7) ; fe) | ’ ROOMING HOUSK—-12 rooms. neativ fur. | nished: rent $30: icaving city. Franklin. RAOMING HOUST: bath: being repaired. 43°! ROOMING and 1 Thalmnre ROOMING all or part: N. Broadway. ROOMING HOUSE— Best ing city on account of sickness, SRW, 4087 Weet Pine. » avis JOUSE -14 rooms, suite: best location; casy terme. Apply e) 4918 Washincton, MING HOUSE—IA roome. 9. bathe: ineome $350: rent $157. 40 15 Waah.- net am OOMING HOTSE—Comnhtely f-nivhet: reasonabie if sold immediately... 25°35 x Grand. z ; V————— ee See S rooms, 6 furnish meA OLS ndell, HOUSES—l rooms: rood Realty Cna.. TRI HOUSE--14 roome: wil) near McKinley Bridge. rooms, 1] roome ficomes term: A * f Delmar. (et) 8715 buv in city: lea Ach) Water in NG HOUSE—1I0 roomg, cond lo- eation, 3871 Washington.” JEfferson 3 ie) 3 ; SE rooma | furnished: rome Cash oF emev terms: bareain. r an Ovne ®18 Delmar Ty TRUE HOUSE—10 roams. ateam heat mas. e'ectric: hot water: new paper: rea- able AD: Tindel! MINC, SF—~10 horvsekeening: TT. reasonable for auick enale: make offer. all DElimar 3040 Ww. aan HOUSE—&S rooms. tecenilon hall; good furniture: part cash. balance 0 per month, DEImar 39172 (enn) by + | am LL roonea: vere cond furniture: just painted and decorated: in. come S240: will eel) eronerty salen: terme imar Rox D-2O. Post-Dienstes 4 SF 3000 hleek . Westmin +4 rooms, full: muet eetl: mom nike wf : * gfe to appreciate. to . a: Sek >: teh? APPreciate. Box D Lindel ' | A HOME WITH A ' ISSA | ifo S24500: first-class. ' ad: jhonde Piy ) fectionery, tf MINWEST BUSINES* } | 00 SOFT DRINK PARLOR AND RESTAUR- ANT—Downtown, next to theater; $4000 Box P-134, Poet-Dispatch. at ball grounds. H. Gaeser, Creve Coeur. STAR RESTAURANT—-711 N. Compton all conveniences, LIndell 0141. STORE—Groceries and meat market, 3903 8S. Broadway. STORE—And bakery: with 7 rooms ubv- etairs. Andro Harago. Flat Rives AlN. STORE AND MEAT MARKET—4739 Al- lemania: will sell with or without build- ing: doing wonderful business; see owner on premises or call Riverside 454. (c62) TAILOR SHOP-——Good location; cheap rent. 9002 Gever av. (ani TAILOR sHOP—And Hoffman pressing machine: in Wellston, Call 1458 Hodia- mont. (c) TELEPHONE EXCHANGE—For sale; in good business town, 90 miles from St. Louis: priced verv reasonable. Write for particulars Address Tavlor & Brent. Mar- tinsbhirge, , THEATER—Onlv seat town 38000 €8°00 organ: invoice price Minn. VARIETY STORE—With 3 rooms and fur niftnre R150 Park (7) WASHING MACHINE NESS-——100 customers: Weber. TAclede 9544 WOODWORKING NOVELTY PLANT-—-A!! equipped: in operating condition: will sel) Call at 1401 Morean, _(c) WHIOLKFSALE ANTD RETAIT, GROCERY AND MARKET—Tllinoia town nf 12.00, husinese S17.0090 moninh. Will ‘r trade a . : United Sales Companv pieht Pide AT Ain 1917 BARGAINS IN ROSINESSES A iy Us stow yer, Renuty shop. Greed av.: sive business; 3 operators: real eacrifice. Pumished flat: MeMillan: 6 rooms fur- niture. tagoming houses: no county feats: Adrian, theater Kansas population: 6800 Smith. RENTAL RBUSI- good rth. sonthwest: $750 Groceries and markets; all neighbor restaurants, @n- millinery, cigars, Variety sicre, Missouri and Tilinois. EXCHANGE, 3. e Fi'jing afation. garages, FPusineeses in 819 Wainwright Bldsc. GAriell “ood CO) SOMETHING NEW IN TVESNAV'S PAaPRFNt' AMFRICAN BUSINESS PNCHANGF., "09 Victarin Plde. Central 41°9-41749 7 “7 BIG INCOME hovec, Li-r | 2 | 6 6pet water income $175 month: price * bought with little capital. horee furnace and most of the SOPH 4545 fe) Reoming com: tr} Le MN Enriecht Exclusive St. Louie territory rights Davton acales an etoré equipment: prefer. ence given to former grocer or meat mar Ket. or man with experience aelline t Investment, but must felt for a » MR. LAWSON, 1105 Locust. . ; Here Are Some Bargains: Bread route with trock (Jewish). .S1500 Candy and frnit (dewntown)... 2500 Cigar #ttands (° downtown) .8°300 Confectionery, 2 living roome Groceryv-aoft drink {Howard Paper route (mornine) ia Restavrante $H00. S4500 Roomine SS ee Saft drink, Teffersor ) “. fe Met ee ~* . foes (c) at.) 17?n0 wean ° 500 ; {terme ts, 1300

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W illiam Mike" Evans. By M. W. CHILDS Of the Post-Dispatch Staff JOLIET, Illinois. WELL - GROOMED, youthful - looking priest drove up to the main entrance of the old state prison here not long ago and asked = permis- cut across Aa the wagon sion to through the road prison grounds to west grate. The priest explained that he in a hurry and take short cut to a main highway on the opposite side of the extensive orison preserve. He was told by main entrance that rigid discipline of the prison it would be necessary to get a special permit from Warden Elmer J. Green. The young priest accepted this con- dition, stepped out of his car and into the main reception hall. Reap- pearing in a minute or two, he told the guard he wouldn't bother but would drive around the long way. That is what he did. But when he came opposite the west gate, Ap- proaching it from the highway that runs beneath the walls, he stopped his car, got out, and came up to the guard who was stationed outside that entrance. He had just spoken to the guard, who chanced to be a Roman Catholic, when the gates swung open and five men with drawn guns rushed out and seized the priest. Was wanted to the the the the guard at hecause of At once the priest was tmetaimor- phosed. He resisted his captors In a hand-to-hand encounter that would have done credit to a veteran of a score of old-time saloon brawls. Too, he began to use language very unbe- coming a priest. Betw precations and as warden he muttered een smothered oaths and im- the arm of the about his neck, deputy closed ‘Five grand,” and again, “Five grand, five grand.’ Which, in the parlance, not but of the of $5000 for a of the church underworld, was an offer chance for freedon.. IS captors were unmoved by this offer After a fight, in the priest was mauled whic! considerably and marred, he was at last subdued of the instead of a On the person “priest” thre guards found, erucifin, a Colts 38, and in the rear Buick of a communion compart ment of his roadster found, instead and inatead eight-ounce Hottl looking, dirt “ix tear gas bombs. holy water = an nearly full of an olly liquid “Look out! T) ‘priest’ examining thre The bottl« estimated. vellow ‘at's BOUT f Said when he observed the: contents of his car contained, it was late) enough blow up a city block Warden Green had O° 1) nitr Ylwrea i ti 134 iVCeT ii await) i ‘Page Two. visitor, alse Priest Tries to Blow Up Carrying Nitro- Glycerin as Holy Water and a Pistol for a Crucifix He Was Unfrocked by Prison Guards Just in Time to Pre- vent Disaster. dm Oe Ot Gn Gn te te Oe Ge Ow M A IN WHERE HE PLANNED TO BLOW WALL WHEN EVANS STOPPED MISE CAR AY INE WEST GATE , THE GATE | SWUNG OPEN AND 5S ARMED MEN | RUSHED OUT AND SEIZED W/M the vis® of this young cleric. So exact was his information that he knew to the hour ‘hen to expect the priest who was not a priest but Wil- liam ‘‘Mike’’ Evans, a lifer, who had made his escape from the Missouri. State Peniten- tiary at Jefferson City on August 9, 1923. Hy way of the pigeon opened had com de- Evans’ planned at- tempt to aid his partner in Harry <A. Funk, te escape from the prison. A re- committee had been to meet the clerical Warden stool through secretly Warden Green together and letters pleced plete tails of crime, ception de lezated (;reen ‘Me, - a ee ee EVANS TOLD THE GUARD TWAT ME WOVLDN’'T | BOTHER TO OBTAIN A SPEC/AL PERM/TANL DROVE AROUND a = i : ia yas Wage a J “ REFUSED PRISON ... VARD Al MAIN ENTRANCE TO PERM/T EVANS TO TAM & SHORT CUT THROUGH GROUNDS, EXPLAIN - NG THAT A SPEC/(AL PERMIT FROM TANK WARDEN WOULD SE NECESSARY and the ee ution Funk 0} qd had taken pre to transfer the prison to the new from penitentlary at three miiles away. The Statesville, only surprise was the bottle of nitroglycerin. The blasting of the prison wall by which E had hoped to bring about hi un k's and incidental- By that o f three Vans escape two or hundred other prisoners, includ- ing Richard Loeb and four. other convicted mur- derers, was to have climaxed a partnership in responsi- a $200,- crime, bie for bank and during the Was O00 rohb- humerous Other co-operative efforts last four vears debt he hunk Missour! Too, Evans paving a had long owed his had effected his atate partner escape from the T prison if was not only good view of but narily justice as well, to do the th ing business, from the point of their common endeavors, ordi “ame T he » partners, Funk and Evana. first met Then ot! aentens were 4¥erving es in tentliary Killed Funk Jefferson Wo rk Sh Op Ui, Voy 47 obs “a WA Ae hee = dine ~~ a 22 @e @ 60 oe 6 ow 62 2 G2 Ge oo Ge ee? BS? ine oe Es: cam aca osaias nat il J maar beat ") 8 8OS" 4 O88 i SMT tn att eOeRe, , = ia: i a ee ee Ne BA aire dt) oat in Stil 68 11 det a Regt Sales ean tea - : Tees: Lid: aditeengse: i Le ‘ jas’ He West gate of prison where Frans Evans, 10 and less sentenced to life for the The two men met in had attempted es- years had City for keeper's murder younger, experienced, been saloon- ‘where Fupk prison hospital =? - sent [oliowinkr an “SUNK had On walls acaled one guards with were of the pris- orders to him, he ground. were behind to the ehoot to Kil] ‘d and fell 40 feet lans ¢& the prison able Apparently he rtebrae. For partially para- woman wl Came to Jefferson C parole fOr Hlin so that Operated upon specialists a ‘ + — ‘ P ‘ us OO] Funk's associates War ner ‘? , : .% ‘i ef Ol cdwid Rverso } notre Added emed Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. captured, role and Governor Hyde and the par- don board at last A condi- tion of the parole that Funk, when he had sufficiently recovered operation, relented WAS the return to from com- plete his sentence. During. Funk's the hospital, stay in prison Evans had worked AS aA trusty there confidence of Gradually he gained the authorities to that he came and went between the town and ths prison such an extent prison as he chose One before day, Funk's pa- role had been granted, he did not come back. Authorities, the gether in the light of that friends arranged his escape vided for clothing plecir story to- subsequent Funk's wift They believed, a change and a car. events, believe and pro- 4 tim, it is r. Ryerson proved so eskillful a Funk was Naturally, return to Jef- Nat Within a vear ip and about * lion ar) r yoiuntarily comfy lete his Fentence ne pardon board. as often 1, PAY oO —— , had forgotten about his case. free man ne partners met this time Diagram of prison showing where Evans hoped to make his entry. outside prison walls, with some ambli- tious plans to get ahead in the world. The scene of the changes On the afternoon of January 13, 1925, three dapper, be-spatted bank ex- aminers walked into the Farmers State Bank at Chenoa, Illinois. They pre- sented sees credentials to the presi- dent, J. S. Kelly, explaining that since the Se of administration they had replaced the other bank examiners with whom Mr. Kelly had been §fa- miliar. story HEY proceeded to examine the affairs of the bank in a most workmanlike fashion. They first counted the currency and coin, totaled nearly $20,000. Next went over, with Mr. Kelly, all bonds and mortgage paper held by the bank. Over some of the shook their heads dublously cially. Next examined tents of the safe deposit At 3:30, the regular the employes of the bank left they told Mr. Kelly that, since they had so nearly completed their task of examination, there was no need to hold which they the loans they and offi- they the con- boxes. time at which work, the bookkeepers overtime as had pre- viously been the custom. had the the around to Scarcely last employe out of ‘ooked bank examiners in a mood While president with a two locked him in a closet Since they had such a careful! accounting of the bank's assets. it was stepped Kelly polite door. when Mr confront the different 5] covered the one bank revolver, the other taken «9 than a half hour’s work to gather siedubadl every paper coin of » slightest value. A confederate ina car waited outside ‘hank bank with examiners’ sped away . them Since no insurance to cover the robbery, the institution collapsed we Photograph they. ing equipmen teh en from Evens Be sides the Colg i Special, the exhibi contained (1) bottle of nite cerin, (2) ¢ Pech. age of clothing (3) tear gas bomb; like a house of cards and Mr Keli was left in virtual poverty, Auditor estimated the loss at $184,009. Mr Kelly placed it at $200,000 since 4 auditors’ figures did not Include th contents of the safe deposit bores which were not listed as assets Of the bank. Nine months later, Funk wag » rested in Urbana, Illinois, chargy with a part in the robbery. He pre tested his innocence loudly and long But Mr. Kelly came from Chenoa gy positively identified him as one of th two efficient bank examiners, And hy had every reason to remember the faces since, in his old age, they had uy. terly ruined him. Suspicion had been first directed y Funk because of the extraordinay signs of prosperity which he had dp played. He and his wife, thrifty souk had bought an apartment house ani had put $10,000 in improvements int it. After nearly five ponement, months of pos- when every possible appeal had been exhausted and expensive —- yers had done their best, he was sent to jail. His sentence was fixed at fron 10 years to life. UNK was in and Evans was out How long the plot for Funk's fre dom was in the process of hatch ing there is no means of knowing Prison officials here have been waiting expectantly for several months. Evans’ preparations to rescue bil partner were thoroughgoing. It wu at first hoped that Funk could be kit naped from the guard who alway accompanied him when Funk was & signed to take a truckload of furniture, manufactured at the prison, to th railway freight station. This plan ha to be the prison walls. Later he was tran ferred. Then, it is believed, Evans hit upot the idea of the priest disguise. It is fairly well established that four others were in on the plot. A car coh taining four men followed Bvans cat and stopped some distance In the rear when he drew up at the west gate of the prison. They fled when Funk ¥# held. It is also maintained that other in the prison were involved, but Evai denies this. “T wanted to get a pal out of ther, he said when questioned. “I did a best but it looks like somebody tipyt them off. I put up a battle and woul have battled all the way to take my p# out.” Otherwise he has maintained a && creet silence. On the day after his capture Mis Marie Geltz and Miss Anna Somme! who were employed in the Chenes bank at the time of the robbery, pos tively identified him as one of ™ two “bank examiners.” Later Sheri" James A. Light, of McLean eonalts 2 which Chenoa Is situated, accompa by five deputy sheriffs, came to Jolié to get Evans. In a day of drissiisf rain, with many guns in evidence, thd drove back to Bloomington, the cous where Evans will be tried on th chareze. after Evans was capture abandoned when officials be came suspicious and kept Funk withit | David BI imenfield. a wealthy Chicas? jeweler, was arrested as the third bank exaininer He, (00, ” by former employes of ‘ enfield is # , client identified ? henoa ban bery. too. has put Ip ner cla® {nd 4 iid he be fortus# acquitted on the ge he has the alter he rest of his lifes ferson Cit: Then. too, just for charge 1 prisoner %@ it a pensll? & part lissourt, Kiva 11S robbery- chal! je of apen Evans should ne robbery, the will be in the same ¢ the warden ™ it something ind patry. ATK tners feared tha tants will —— Fe EE ee eee tee ne ve en ee-s By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine TORONTO, Canada. IFTY Canadian avi- ators and geogra- phers will sail from ‘Halifax early in July on a spectacu- lar Arctic, or sub- Arctic plece of ex- ploration which ‘. f may easily surpass Pt eet in dramatic inter- est and In scientific discoveries of ben- efit to mankind any polar flight or expedition. Their destination is that great Hud- son Strait ocean channel 500 miles long and 75 miles wide which connects Hudson Bay with the Atlantic Ocean. On its inhospitable shores, just on the edge of the Land of the Midnight Sun, ‘they will be isolated for 15 months, all through one long Arctic winter and two brief summers. am Hudson Strait is really.a-deep gorge which of the Arctic world—- the ice of pre-historic ages—-has cut and xrooved and torn forcibly out of s0Olid rock, finding egress from For Channe!] of the Arctic to-the open water Of the Atlantic. Into this funnel of rock is jammed from the west and pounded &nd contracted the area of an ice con: tinent. and up this channel from the east runs a tide-rip 35 feet high. When the tide-rip and ice meet, there occurs What the old navigators of the Hudsen Bay fur trade “the furious over- fall.” The was always worst al two places. Cast, here the ice called BQueeZze at Ungava Bay on the the tide BWiris | against rock wall, carrying large ice of With it. the Greenland and at the Narrows, whi the ice ¢; Arctic ls LPOm iOoRt contracted. Pain | pel ere the a ; Phe hject of the ex- bedition to collect navigation broblems of the Strait Which. -of the Ocean Hudson how course, will be outlet of the Bay inder Railway, construction from Northern Manitoba to Port Nie Weat o Ba\ Stra Rate I4“on, on the Oast of Hudson hough Hudson ias been. navi- and on for 300 about its regular traffic route, that f ne only two ane aeason. During the ire have founc is knowno i‘mpresaion has prevailed traffic dur f months each f the year navigat 'oked with ice While the Hudson ‘he bullt on the Ray Railway is assumption that will have only @ season. there are enthusiasts who itain its possibilities are immense IY Kreate They confidently expect @ mx and some KO 80 far Strait, with modera can be kept opea all hew traffic route onths Season aa try si t Bids to t at tne laVvik ation

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6 pw Up; Photograph show. mE equipment igh. en from Evans. Be. sides the Colts 38 S pecial, the exhibiy contemed (1) bottle of é : wall f ? Map showing relationship ae $ | — | 3 : of Hudson Strait to the certn, (2) @ pach. g ; oe ‘Se ™~ Canadian grain territorses age of clothing | ; , . \ , and — cage eg pa (3) 7 l/ : ) er te, to the ocean which e a . : ; | ee = } | followed with the comple- ) | ay - | tion of the Hudson Bay Rasi- . way and the charting of ¢ new channel through Hud- son Strast. We bys de . — g en ak b Y , bd CMa tags yo odin Sp Tarte tn poh prey 4 en sh Ice- Bout - “~ @uesec fo*/- LA Pe > Cf irgn? 3 a2 ecC.reg & on — a Dee So el nie a te eo By a Special Correspondent of the . ° — pou-Dupetch Sunday Magasin Fifty Aviators and Geogra phers Make Up an Expedition a ger | Which Hopes to Open Up an All-Year Route to the tor Northern Canada. . soavediage aye One of the Fokker Lieutenant , T. A. Lawrence. planes to be used on the expedition *y r nave hes Dake T hie Ot! , New Yor: west gate of : a nad torn iorcipdiy Out ! vB Funk was int oitnere Evans McLean Vi ist .mer, enos posi- Breaker Stanies clal® -unate this pa cape ‘ = 0} Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. Page Three.

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Lydia LocKe Takes ANOTHER St. Louis Girl, Whose Career Has Ranged All the Locke Talbot Harrold Marks Dornblazer Marinovic. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK. T IS reported from Ragusa, Jugo- Slavia, wherever that may be, t Lydia Locke, mer and Patch, sojourning with new gentleman A lhl Opera ainger native of Kerry St h rT same succeed being band. > P j ° ‘ P fifth to that positio tiame, the story goes, is Carlo Marino- a New Yorker shipping vic, who engages in the bass ‘ , t . ’ o “aa! " OUSBLNYess Just Where, when ots : . , ¥ , “4 why Lydia married him nobody) know, with n d ah. s 4 . 2 . Seenis .0 yveen graced they haven't seen rs. Marinovic, is 3 oid. in these 38 years she has ried and adventures, there and and have revolved about the various » ee | _ 8) nary other places, most of them consorts she has chosen along the way Lydia, as has been suggested above was one of those honors heaped St issue and quite had two advantages good looks She didn't get them into play When the ashe Dewan 4 apart from th while before a good take lady waa still Voice ane competent went right alon; elder Mrs. John Schmitt gave her a home and helped her nusicai inatruction. Lydia was 20, and as far as Schmitt knew Lydia waa going main right to come in St. Louis for T he knew Sister some next thing Mrs. Sc Lydia in Colorado, and married. She had eloped with one Robert Talbot. a gambler. and such an excellent one that called him ‘Prince’’ the magnificence of was Denver. they Taibot because of his winnines rolled the dice a or shuffled the little faater or went harder to work at whetever particu- lar form of gambling he indulged in if he had a favorite give Lydia a mighty musical educa- tion She Europe made debuts in Venice and Milan Bang ‘La Gloconda’’ and and all the reat- rest. but n and began to studied in She “Rigoletto laps not all the = . » } Dpreciable number—of or per? Page Four. the Italia 5 r1 Then RY but didn't mothe | AN ¢ her and so did > aa at he © DW « her the Everybody Was having a fine time, everybody But r KnHeW, ey did: anything these sisters an ner w rote AU in these Tet he shi A it 7 lorttor seliters ) lorttgr j " aid that Prince Talbot ~Ao aasle ° particuiariy she and aforesaid some a4 ? a> sUS8LY Ce % : a avi iat -) . re ? Lie resuit * marks, either. fo: engagemen cided she without . OWL s » aie went divorce Siclan was He a ; ’ " } narcsmansa’ ,s 5 ee Ps 3” ah AaA UF ‘ a LO A Ma ik pORK*s at her ‘ iD seidom that , 5 oa? 2 + Wah aa a.) 4444 44 re Ae . sg 6 i8 missed | rr. rr? . > , ly dia Gi , - aey > ' get nmiocnar ~use ee. ae ~~ uieGg LOOK i qd “e > * ?: ©ReNLLY yetia office a few ~ mF “a 4 74 TY As 4 2 around 7 — t ey ‘ One morn- & phy- sydia's apart- for a T A 2 7 a « i1@ a ‘ eye Lydii a ter gon tor le barrister + ceedings Tw Fm eee 4 bi UA the Prine Way From Kerry Patch to Jugo-Slavia, Starts a Fifth Marital : ‘ I REI | j ' V enture. . ei "ap Five tee Pyr iF a > ee : J! - PY . - RY 2 hate Stud de. * gg? « Sy: ei ve et F . ee Ey i MS be -* hn. tay ans a ee ay Fe ws Seas a YDIA went back to the stage abroad Oscar .Hammer- found her London and of companys one In his early days Har- went atein fz Arthur Hudson Marks, , Lydia’s third husband, with Mrs. Marks, the wife who succeeded Lydia. gave her a chance one his panies. Now, in Orville Harroid roid the t ty 3 (AlAs Was had been a grocery clerk town Muncie, ac- cording to the best geographies, is in Indiana But Harrold's grocery-cierking days were gone and now he was llant tenor, rival,’’ and a ing to be Lydia of which, the by ei forever, the drii- nearest bi WAS £0- ia’ husban¢ The first the the morning e'en. 1912. Hallowe'en Lydia and been celebrating. restaur was after Hallov- Bevera! hey has at a and decided nt to leave in Jute to wherever th. they chanced to mve? going great bi Lydia to the shin ~ ine another place at speed. They took hospital with a she told them she was Mrs la Harroid. Which she But a few months was She with Inac sone Just as a 4 broken Y ” A VC WasnDb } ‘nar iale!] and Harroid— married Lydia before ~ 5 ivr ro “te ro ‘ received the divorce papers. rold Pven he AS #00n as “ve ra ne Knew the papers On the way he swore be- fore some sort of an oOfficia} or other that he was and the job being made Lydia's REC hiuah + soa. > ,Ty saw Jad 4 Was gone ww | + Mra. the Lydia Tal ae, haul niin free, Ri- A aes ‘ * post S3 ; e ’ and ‘ Bae he erence arrived that wife insisted Dee | through the barris- aie The first Harrold at time was “T sent I don't think she could control herself {f she saw you But sisted Was Fent presently ter said: her away said | moos a iove had her pirate cap- tured hus- band. What artist. AaSsSke Lydia ar- ‘has lived for his It is His and a ‘ 1% Talbot 80 in- Lydia for and she Talbot. se rived Te art alone? g0es, Orville Harrold. not art the story ' posaible made ing some joxk- = is {ine the bruise thereafter r@émark about and over :oble hecanr n hoodie Decause some subtle influence of soon rdis } ) Lar > Lydia & good woman's ym has inted the work ADY t what ‘“Aak inspirati cap- an ee a j De 2 . ~ ’ ‘ured is better self and po Talbot was mortally way to love, ambition and body was privileged to Lydia meant. It me another marriage, guess ju: before he died a was a Talbot of th a deathbed statement tha “ — i e De fy } gaming table. sort of Was accidental! There just the same. aughter 0CKe. ww ho mele , - kentiemtmen Oi. oe , } t ~ “ > St. Louis. hus- deal PP CPOmre rs r t CVU room . her vand Nad given her a rather raw T m + > > va 1¢ ” 1 0ep Came 1914 ** Harrold. the and Lydia walked out of th : Aisetings:iahoA GiB: 4 « e | fanor Pee ae ¢ , a4 “A aw ba A \ sat f and @x- time she ruelty married when th r+ -* r it Se" ‘ 4 au Aa ie opportunity present- i A A La 1? iad e P| itse 4 Pa | ing a shot Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. “Before long the birth and for a short time she wasn’t mar- ried at ali. And then Arthur Hudson Marks, who was it making automobile organs and million Marks owned an estate in chester County, Just outside York. So he named it Locke Lodge, in honor of Lydia. Lydia Locke Tai- bot Harrold Marks the mia- tress of a home with 48 servants and a perfectly scandalous number of auto- mobiles and horses. Lycia went ahead singing on tl concert stage One year she gang at the Velled Prophet's ball St. Louis. Her erstwhile husband. rold, also got along very ing to prosper despite the no longer had Lydia. Harrold several tours with Tetrazzini By the time 1923 arrived Lydia and not on such good t¢t Lydia inferred Marks had gotten tired And whether he had o: not. he did settle $300,000 on her promised her another $100,000 o that behavior was married the she WAR. She husiness of tires, W east- New now was Mace Marks were of her. dition her was a divorce But Lydia was not satisfied the best Italian opera manner, - would rekindle love. She Missouri " aF + ) she the flames he fellow's returned tu And in Miasouri she aid what only can be explained as fakinz of a child. to Kansas €C oe Se | She went ity she forged credentials. According to Lydia was Mrs. Irma Johnson of nibal, fn Kansas City she got 01d OS , Hati- home 4 ~ - : ws 4 , Missouri At a maternity a five-weekas- ? ) . ~ > . , » 7 + rid ¢t Then she went back to St. Louis and registered at the Marquette moved Next a false thought wanted him tain, the 8ONn , irom id her Mre Sister, ; 2 » 5 innodc © il ths eh il ; . iit child u‘ Lydia and re and cared for the two of 7 44 P Louis made 7 « As, a St physician certificate had Marks For now, dia ahe and where | felt Dirth she cer- it was all a fake the baby, and she couldn't. ghe no one knew lerself and 't tell and the baby - Ye ao 7 4% and the chil New York, EFORE long she proceeded to Marks, gentleman to t instead then to Lydia asked acknowledge their of - sa 9 wnereupon A Singing al > 2 . i - re ' Itallan era wherein he an knowledged his son and that he w ( private detectives It worthies baby was back > _ a sa > marry * ‘ ; "? «= . bh 2 . . ” " lirty dog, the astute Marka emp! 4; ir > ? j UiUdil t Lake rie discover what I. ‘Ong tO ‘ad ho a" } pFe @ Or an ‘ is «, and b : in the Kansas Cit} where pi to, ar “4 }) rr . = ry. " . . " ernity home, Obably he Dablesa what ime he'd had in the Eaat +) 4 : ‘ ; the other little Marks recovered so speedily abi> to Hoover of Pitts- hinwr *¢} — 0iOW that ne Mra was Margaret BOOT ure” But Lydia kept up An opera traditions > b. F Bii tne best Ita!- the and the child proceeded to New York, asked the gentleman to acknowledge then to Marks, whereupon Lydi their child.” She tried to knife the new Mr. Marks with words and Mrs. Marks re taliated by filing a dandy suit against Lydia for defamation of character. And Marks said the $100,000 he had promised Lydia on condition of good behavior was forfeited. kept Lydia from get- ting married for the fourth time. It happened in December, 1923. The gen- tleman was a Mr. Henry Dornblaser, her secretary. Mr. Dornblazer also had just come from the divorce court. Off the Dornblazers went for Italy. At about this time in Lydia’s careet? she was pretty well out of touch with St. Louls and its environs. Her friends missing, her - relatives were coo! Mrs. Schmitt, stanch to Lydia through earlier troubles, said she had about reached the limit her One sister, Mra. Frances Adama of Joplin, Mie souri, still corresponded with Lydia was onvisiting terms with he. heard of Lydia for None of which were mostly her just of endurance. and Nothing was several months again The little gitl from Kerry Patch had bee court, via Federal indict sending an obscene letter the maliis. postoffice into trouble who hailed hailed into ment, for "rm > Orouza ta #4 The officials refused what But they told this that it referred in u mentionable phrases to the new Mf Marks. Marks’ private sleuths hed again uncovered the alleged plot. HESE were the charges: Tha the letter was mailed from Belle e, Ohlo, on July 39, 1938. Adams of Joplin had vis® Lydia in New York just about that a woman answering M% had asked the pu the train this woe oil rs ; l. 1. . .P ii Was iD the ietter. .* @ ee te ° mucnyn: That ed time Mrs Adams lic stenograph an was on, for Mre. Adams, by tue Marks secret service, admitted mallias But, said Mrs. Adams, didn't know what it contained. Mi placed under bond as ® e Marks foreet letter, written in Lydia's hané- wasn't ither because , the ietter Adams was material witness Th tne na typewriter. ‘as attorneys sang out: ", ) Keep our cilebt from ge 000 Marks agreed killed himself. Dora riends Lydia had aa were on & 18 e story, at the time of coing to press, of Lydia Locke and divorces and marriages. Now Carlo Marinovic is the 1yekd th her man Then she got hersell Empress Laouditou, daughter of the great Menelik. | inftereshing and informa: article on Abyssinia is writ- an Enghshman who hued in years and does not disclose The 1s a capable and experienced in Abyssinia th official for @ HIS very ’ ountry ror Se¢v.cra:, reasons. mis tderitity oration This article uds he Post Dispatch Sun- - eo By a Special Correspondent of th — Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine ega| UMAN beings bought and sold the open market this year of gr 1927. Traffick souls can be 86 daily in thousan in the streets Addia-Ababa, capital of Abysal siave raids—-with all thelr are still carried ¢ native-zoverned country. the distinct! with Liberta. of being a ¢o Africa still under native contr fo the configu no coast line, @ tne country was reach. The @g racter of the north .ent of Africa and inhabitants helped in an isolated s continent Was northern co ut off from waterless tre norrors— nie enjoys due hile on the w leu! prevented om penetrating into the was not until comparathy hai endeavors were made from the East, tion that the Re be approac! a ce aii e.eVv 1m the co" probabiy The rol nd freignts reakcdowns rrsé : = : > s-ABABA is perched at nan $000 ‘uated at untains his yr and ultur neient hist dr art ‘s posalbl h of build worthy r on irse mu read »¥aesiniads r Wit! e aA : squaio

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Slavery a Booming Trade in Abyssint aA . «* \ A Five-Year Resident of That Squalid \e and Barbaric African State Describes What He Saw. sent to Europe for publication He might just as well have published a book of hy . No effort was ever tem of slavery it vee coeren made to enforce the edict Not a siave Durine Menelik's | SYaAang | : ; uring Menelik n liberated, not a raid prevent- a f 7, ron . > ry} ‘ 1 cs , ° Lone conquered i ~ vg bs @ T) { : s . atrocities of siave Fans _! ple—were certain! f a 7437) > Yr? d! iveod aa ahs . $ , Abe mnt eapen 2 ny," & Bae age SIO: ethane AR GA Z iarRe DHumoders *% lene ‘be 4 eo, & i o i v y . | . descence of siave raiding T) ' ani’ ~ ot 7 ii d 4 , t beans r) ' & 1) 3 tribes—Gallas., and southwestern atrocious features are be yk regular! Oey AE ageorasions * Aa magn MC Stag 25 F THE prison write Even nd within a TT. - v4 ~~ \ , . . - mm 4 ‘ Tafari's private house, prisoners housed in the most loathsome con- Ad ; prosperous S been populated and devastated ‘man souls for itions For their food they depend ad BC —- * & a‘*veé relatives and chance passersby, for PSL Rye! a ag the Government provides them with nothing. There is no ganitation, with the inevitable result that disease is rampant. It is a well-known fact that who are cast on more than fe. They die like e prisons in Gore in the ce into Ken- ‘ territories 11 ARNON "or rone have spent iESE were the charges That ——T gre 1 Speman. ss ay o AP OO et ties. ae 4 . P j = x ini tis Bp Pi ihe letter was malied from Belle rO. 641926 _— | - head Visit of a retrograde te e a ust about that anewerine Mrs. rec@iis [@liure QO! ized European o _* S isda WAS 0} ira. A ee , nailing secret service, admitted maiiins “os & > . Mr Adame, sneé % What : fy + ¢ ae ve i] , ac ' la : at - ; bs ‘ , : > ‘ , ee: Ot | COn Lai: nec ’ i ¢ hd ) ‘ , : ‘ : ee . es & Vd : | + il Lif I Het ween Adams Was r iaced under Hon . material witnes The Marks changed &@ ere ia no ttorneva sane from ror Marks agreec 0 hOustrs ae | wre t hist | a | srtucianiaingin ' se — . him fo ! . ) JT : - ae is | | | a fact at Ab} | is congratulatio: He nd sta . ised. Bribes begin at art demands . marriage = des _ - oe vernimne! @ present ryorn- . basa . ‘ ht :; , eos ¥ | a ‘ | ’ ; ’ : , . j ’ ; > ; : ; - . ‘ ¢ 7 if ; . TY panies . ’ ' A at ry Lydia had mar nert? were on ao pars ‘AX ee hé wat . : : ‘ ‘ r rit i A ij . urope B&D Mkn inex: : ae —t €: . ; P Som me | : actually z | co! on It means e-y » = rY ‘ , ; ‘ 4 e Pe *s)y . , , a 7 — 6 F , p En preses Tafari A ‘ ; ~ , the time © and a crowéd of press, of Lidia Locke anc her er marriages v Marinovic is the luck) Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. Page Five.

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Greatest Bullfighter Explains His TECHNIQUE luan Stlveti Ad Mexico's mits ride. Sdret: im ime ei! "mm g Sanday Magazine—St. Lowis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. - ~~ " — peel me wel ae has four ribs - ° a. sus at iray:. taere ef ~ & ear ago, 3 ‘BURNT Bi i ripped rse. They ye pit n—iie r days ~ crowas great tbat survived FEX-CROWN PRINCE WILHELM the K atser. *~ So Commanded German Arm) itn the By Sen of - ‘he ; ; ?i ‘ Battie of the Warne Transiated from the omginal German nanwscritt Dy Ceormge Syi- veater \tereck

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“WAR SHOULD HAVE ENDED) = res ae Maras Crown Prince THE FIRST MONTH” © winem 9 elle Kaiser’s Son, Revealing the Preliminary Strategy Leading Up to the Marne, yexcrown prince vuneim S@YS the Strength of Both Sides Was Squandered Due to Lack of Leadership. of the Katuser, Who Commanded ' the Fifth German Army) in the Battie of the Mame , : —— > ————— Map showing the {imal phase = . at ine? tae 3 * jis of the Battle of vester Viereck. ) SrRMAN Rie? Py men 4 rm * BESIEGED BY GEPMANS : the Marne tn Pegs ee | SEA ON OCT ite Z : > * . an Pp SEPT 30° ABANDONED which the G _BY BELGIANS Oc gs . ws vies a aa | man Silveti. fransiated from the original German manuscript by Geonre syl. mah arrviies were ¥ Le = ' defeated and RN Pee: ey a 5 MALINES Ox, forced to retreat. % A OSes CO ate Ae ry oy f i | UN. tJ LOU WAIN Yr cm, = we NY ~ 5 ATL ke YF | Ex-Crown Prince Wigelm. ee ate ae, gS RAN. . © Von Moitke. ed 8 Rs Aa ted ve et ‘ Soe The MWiiisiai 3 “AM NI Re a the direction of Paris, . ee : , + Se ed war squance . eoncucted iit & sh Shee alia ody ott, ak * ; Tabe eorventl . ha ; Cea » trench Wariaré OW won 5 f eisive stratec: If either t! Su- > = ¥ OD gu maintained Irt wireless a . . . d been overtaken Supreme Command n a position inuous pictures ing to the First Army to @ great extent upon nowever, the errr Gy Lee nee Sah ne gees ’ Cena Ren its pil gate gine Cie ling, tip. ties develop- ‘ mpi ragvton + tions : Lat el ae PULL Pra ;, : PUL Ft Sv Peeeesd: ee , er eer naR Are 3 ». githough it was definitely contrary to A EMO non t mOveaon nga beige eee ro es endl ARR ot Meas, ee re ee ee on the m General 7 wi *) GINNING «| Bar? ee! First Army headquar- STIPPLED fe we CG yw’ Peovined a. Cis 3 . ~e , - pect: 1 ) ) | ’ a lh oh i "a eit to the Second and Third Armies 7 " > .* IU XeMoOOUrE ne information sai ?r = September 4 had issued a c wae ‘¢ an | “* iiif® ruc ‘ operated 258) #5 rt 1 : sot * »uUBePC BD anesinet ™¢ 4 ter her me Wale Very near to deat? hospital wet BAY. becuuse of hi 7" | oF | Ail} ; | ee ; lam velopments or , qd oe Fu and @urpasses t is mee | re jes onl sale at - : u ut - ‘ ‘ > . . ré ’ ‘ _ ’ ‘ * ‘ . ’ , 7 # ‘ c 2 f ‘ 2 ua . F rarely tx | ly ot Oi mae wee ee s | : ) , } tei eo-operatio | TL GR BE FOF Blpation Chr and Ounds number nh OD his jeg last He has many gashes are part of the business Silveti told me he would rather meatacor than anything ¢ .o- " : COUrse 2 & if B Phar - a has other interests Pan wenerg } ’ F » i ol . : = friend of President — : a.ing responsibie to an im ie “at MUKE fF iec ibe”? him ; . : trig ’ il Hridc ilu t * . BiiGF . > 4 : ve” & Pear . following Tis next presidente: ace * r ee ' on . . ore Francisco Serrarmo. the Cana: am told 4 Witte Covernment FO age Calles has come to power, > eno done much to advance tec hie land " e* 1y b Lhe Lne, bh wo * . +? eee. e* he pH \ Le science of bullfig a based greatly on goes after the cloak which his face, and not afte! Waver it Some day & ull good scientific education may ring, and then, I fear it bac for the toreros who essa) be necessary to cal! 12 they guns before Situation Page Seven. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. ne ae

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Mrs. Dumbly KRAZY KAT By Herriman - Ring Lardne | T he Unso n New Jersey | 4 Mouwng Tale Caring Paralysis : 4 Kennel for the Car He Started Something | Cravic The Garage Comes First New Cares for Sickly Reade, | | a. 2 S pecta! “ orrespoendent of the Post - Otepatch Sunday Wegazire Ad 0 erat ‘ation s-Fen to Ss ‘us cage Lead a’ ~ “agearches it mare UF dressed ‘oP eau, /ersevites wa tems Of new piace of ma tinued fam ind amongy te ttle Wile age /2 Seen it o + + . -~ A 4 ast hf . 447 43 «J 4M * . > as 2 x Me ag the . ” > ley ~~ — | r , : 4 r om Se). HaDely the . ' : . ‘ : ’ -_— deserted . > hee { ; - ae - * * iLoat Gn 4 ; - —— r°@et FBi.s, ‘t paraiyzed ¢ “sey where the Potomac m -3 days iater. a ‘* Dassed a 18th iat Sushin \“uence seemed ty 4 »* Ff . garter 4463 “077 ws F j bah +a, * ** ids - mos = ‘4 is. raed anot ee as 6«an (Ue OCU persists a hed om ache package. 4: vowr Draggtet « rar 2 eok et fult of —“tees ‘or nesautiiyiag rour wartirohe i70' t ceewoed ave... cheeage ANGEL ~ Fier on BYE - DAINTY DYES : t. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927

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eee Ring Lardner The Unsolved Mystery of a Mullionair cs In New Jersey Caing Paralysis He Started Something . : Captain Fredert i ederick Kopper’s Bod —- Tragic Fat = plain Frederick : ew Cures for Sickly Readers a S P: Found Floating in a Potomac Inlet and No Motive Found a Special Correspondent had fallen the night before. . sg the Post - Dispatch The finding of his floating , ‘a . For Either Murder OT Suicide. . y is Sunday Magazine i a belng one of the ee body two weeks later with pock- ‘Oe largest WASHINGTON te em t} ; in the Union, ang omen» gel lll : hs 1G ve = / : have } ‘ 7 they’s more 8 there than | ‘ato 4 ne hg eee ee StehE he other 3 o@ Saat 0 iid vanished. . nbdine ) it was aren o x | aes, These facts furnish about al! ail oy * . «. any is - | red- the clews the authorities have ¢* | te of New Jerse Giscovered itn thelr investigation to determine whether Kopper's death was murder, suicide or ac- chase, Dad cident growning. 7! re no marks Kopper was a af violenc: ind hen | body city and the son > aT)? } wat taken #nis ehree werr af i : ; »,' miitl Ji) nd ss@ ii » , , ~, Captain ighbors oo : . 7 ‘. : - Frederick Kopper. remain The case has nt » inte ‘ | | . 4 : ig ; - i rmitage r % a , a ’ ; ) ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ the list Of aryias otek he Shortly . tse a re OF rain wWhien | have soaked physicians and pathologists for the garments ort i Yet more than 10 hours before even & ana > -_ + ‘ ‘ mrsieries tha moved even the mud wee ; ough question-merked verdict war still represents Jenkins the garments hed been kept fo: reached There were s0 many tles realy 0 VOU 1€ iTi- rived § « , : thi rath | oodland = t' dan his story ne time indoor conflicting bits of evidence. The autopsy indicated drowning suggested either suicide or »% — ’ . ’ > . ser in which th : rm! 4 r ' - 7 urnished & 644 officer met nis care it wal | St: E , . ) er. Sankt 4 | It i favorite § or turn of mystery stranger dent. Kopper’s upexplained had aroused him Tuesday night by » or nad placed the coat ere liddie of the night suggested a in such a loneiy spot be ag where had th person got pos- icidai mission, ~ the flat tire + fenn? 6 ¢ | Li3@ Tot coor nd BHoOULLIDE i session of them? Where had they his subsequent quest for a 7) ‘ : * desertec id was apparently intoxicated oak heanhtaneda @ : ' . 6 >) ~ ‘e@ indicated he wanted t j ry aba Soneg Car ‘ % said ne muet have a ts D&e€ 0 kept Ol ii raid © 3 ree eG ne wanted t ; : ' ‘ ? ‘ ; . . ' fre rr £ a . "Fb, | rye fore, BUgKEeEs.ec & - 4 immediate.y Jenkine bade him more than @ Wei whiie from & Zarake. 11118 BL searchers were aliage athe fare ey the very first. What a FOpp wait on the porch until he cou gone there for and now, Whit oat . . aaee Leth nd come to tryside upside down hecome of hin : or In - those searchers Joseph C d, county officer minutes, he late: D the realizatio found d psychologists declared Great Falls, Md., where Kopper's assigned body 3 | : , ws eS ae ' pa A tate k 5 in i 1+} } : » was founda : ImilKe@LyY tO end his several nt homnes in quest ©: gone ler dt | ife whil nn! the influence of iia Res more to sUDp-: Was searching , ecident Wan- The search _ . mh ¢ fe we * ' i? ; ’ er , _ . 4 i , . "y~s P “ “ ‘ ? ee and he Chesapeake & Ofi ‘ ‘ iti} j have Heep uDbadie > i George Warhing | e ‘ ; ; t here entered ate , rar If he had fallen ‘ned accidenta he manage to leave his » overcoat behind, and wh: croats out of the rain f granted days? The su 2 <4 Ame Gea A AY -" 43 ay Wee 60 atroneg i ne Sr eeeaTCH | rat © o heme ont tt aetna. br ‘ ‘ oe as os mt ae po ie Dek eer cs a2 BY ee | atone qualified their drow or complicate the tang! 1-4 Cenen from his ind! : MAGAZINE PICTURES oe ee we 7 eee ape Rometoing Soar 1m ing report by suggesting ~¢e¢ a #4 iTieg ne ‘ which would obiect was dragged ou! st WARE oy trac te} ODE a f Frederick Kopper the wate! Apparently the poseibility might have been set + have assailant and thrown la pockets water beyond his depth # examined us, there was someth atter wit! every few CAlliINK Ca working 7 2? mortar case ended Children Cry For afterward eft in his * we ® ‘ x ~~ ~ For the daintes of your os ep a | 2 ee, | om ; home and wardrobe. Dainty ) " schit : at, ° | | “ee , | . | tints without boiling: fest oe arith 2 Wreye! Re sure meet ve inte in eh ) rary ell: : we ", ) ' na colom by short boil. amr p | og +) ant : : ; At vour Druggist # FREE -—-Bockilet ful! of ideas — your E | , s . " and yf hot Ane : 2 $0 nt stn , sid ne | 520) Revenswoed Avs., Chicege ry r -etur fs O pane: I i oes iin aid e} , oes ie ; :, ne. Phe nest , ere al ; When Baby Complains. nd ask F aegis : | on ee we SS oe +g ana ia hurry D . 7] : There are many ways a baby has of expressing any pain oF - TINT OR DYE - wae Ss a sda sis oy headguar’ snoune- ‘rregularity or digression from its norma] condition of health DAINTY DYES ; a. - : pee scan ca ae ip agpaatiea ne he de a Gincovery He and happiness. A short sharp cry, a prolonged irritated c LE | ni sen ic. cass = sake tial Pim the eS ag ped | y what ! Restlessness, a constant turming of the b or of the whole ae : 1 , trimming §! vei d anc cow ot. body, fretful. In these and other ways a baby tells you there , is something wrong. Most mothers know that s disordered sencine dire from Fare ge oe pate hall Sn — ges Dy the sn pS oe. ee 7 stomach. or bowels that do not act naturally are the cause of Fire, sundries «1 BEDCE open : jj. the picture can Be framed without any gta nem to the Dank moge of baby's sufferings. A call for the doctor is the first Neate ore | 107 OF Mire. YS To clean the-picture ite sus an be wiped with a damp ral 3 yi “pt thought, but in the event of any delay there should be ready ected | — eae rhaps once in every six Months Whenever cleaned % can it | cial derius ies gt hand s safe remedy such as Fletcher's Oastoria. | Oastoris has been used for baby's ailments for over 30 years and has merited the good will of the family physician wi « measure not equaled by any other babys medicine because of its harmiessness and the good results achieved And remember this: Castoria is essentially a babys remedy and not cure-all for every member of the family t might help you is too often dangeruus when given to a babe. To avoid imitations, always Jook for the signature of / Alda Prowen diregions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend i& Pd a NO oe ee tae a Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927. Page Nihe. COE oe Te eg 3 5 thd & Sunday Magazine—St. Louis

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Fresh Waters RICHARD WASHBURN CHILD Sund: : st. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 29, 1927

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i “Bho \ {) Yours AUriking Bareyy ike thie WH the , ip looking if Morn. ONS, like Mm fare. 00 fare. RO Ware the end. wearily. INK coat 8LOpped & Voice, Ked up, id ami). ‘pokey! Miracle {O him: half AaKaln, ighter! nd, go. tiptoe, i]! r her "ARB Not 'T glen it over parted BS Were inwory apread WARS a ie war ‘Indow alcony ore he It was e Was f an dark He preak- h_ be- BR Was ers, filled mea to ht at there, en by > he itting her and {| put ‘tone dges her arm her yery ak- — ee + cae Seeieetete eee eel - iP B60 1000 6040s 04 01016 -046+810 01 ee LINDBERGH AND HIS START ON RECORD-MAKING FLIGHT TO PARIS

The 25-year-old air mail flyer, Captain Charles A. Lindbergh, who hopped off from Roosevelt Field, Long Island, unaccompanied, on the morning of Friday, May 20, and arrived in the French capital Saturday night shortly after 10 o'clock, a distance of more than 3600 miles, the longest non-stop airplane journey ever a Se cmal ceremony in Budapest where A MOHAMMED TURNS CHRISTIAN—Baptisma 3 | ee a group of +g nell of the True Prophet was converted to another faith—a most Tare occurence. rlA Cee

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LT | SUNDAY MORNING LY SUNDAY MORNING THE St. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH al | 2 ee i @. tian | GENTLEMEN AND LADIES OF THE SOVIET .. . . AN . F : 3 : : 5 a CONGRESS—Interesting portrait studies of mem- , ) | we aa, | ¥ . 3 , | LOOKING DOWN FROM AI st / a — | | a hey —a roadwa the Republic, from the Ukraine, Turkmenistan, Usbe- ih us? — > = es, McAlpin Hotel. kistan, Tadgikistan, Bashkiria and Poltava. —Herbert phot 2 o > " ‘S-4 y yee se ~ A i ; ’ . f ; See - oa Ie aes + ta : = . ° ‘Fae + — " os CAPTAIN LINDBERGH Photograph taken at Curtiss Field, Long Is- % , SR « land, while the - : ‘ 3 ; ’ oy ) v Te youthful pilot PAT | it aN | was waiting for e* - clear for a hop ~ TO LEAD LA SCALA ORCHESTRA—Fritz Reiner, / a: ™ Cab A | | off to Paria. of the Cincinnati Symphony, is the first American invited to conduct the famous organization in Milan, Italy. He will direct a series of concerts in June. = ELEVEN NATIONALITIES IN ONE SCHOOL—They attend Junior High, Los Angeles, and by nativity represent these countries: Poland, Syria, Russia, Mexico, Hungary, Africa, Ukraine, Scotland, Germany, Japan and the United States. ’ , | \\ \ > PES > wots HER FINGERNAILS INA — > MOTHER—IN STONE AND IN FEATHERS—In ‘this cemetery This high-born Chinese gee ga a age ae 6 a et a ec Statue, in Omaha, a robin built her nest this spring and the photog- | . North, regards her long talons so high- ae oS a Sore a = — _— waited for an opportunity to snap the mother bird arriving to ly that she has metal shields to pro- ee smn eA finance ge ae aati eed her young. ek ns, tect them from damage. UNPACKING A PYTHON IS ‘rom India at the Philadelphia COSTUMED AS SCHEHEREZADE—Mrs. Jerom Napoleon Bonaparte photographed in attire worn : recent charity carnival in New York City. ~— recent arrival in the National Capital. . s & Ewing 1

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SUNDAY MORNING ae “ER te %.— + aA SWIMMING WITHOUT LEGS—Charles Zimmy, of San Francisco, who is minus SKY both lower limbs at the trunk, made the seven-eighths of a mile at the Golden Gate | in 52 minutes. sheila “vd 52 minutes —_ ,tiona Ae ee ee ed ‘ OO eS erty Mi ene a ate . a ie CROSS IS RESTORED TO ROMAN COLOSSEUM—This symbol, which was removed after the change in temporal power in 1870, was placed in position again recently, with impressive ceremony. Keyetone View | LOOKING DOWN FROM A DIZZY HEIGHT—Eric J. Wilson, athletic director of the Henry Street Settlement. New York, surveys Broadway from the roof of the McAlpin Hotel. ie Wasa ohio L Fa THE CAMERA CATCHES A MA- HARANI—It has always been the cus- MAKES CONCERT DEBUT ‘on tom in India for high caste women to PARIS—Miss Alice Bigelow Tully. stay ‘“gosha,’ which means concealed, aa | : , niece of the American Ambassador to but the Maharani of Mandi has es- eS Shae ee oes London, who recently sang at the chewed the veil and has posed for a TMEXICO'S REPRESENTA- THE DADDY OF THE LATEST DESIGN IN SKY- Salle Gaveau. Wide Worté 3 photograph. TIVE—Senorita Lucero Gutz- SCRAPERS—Recessed stee] buildings, like that of the : man. who has been chosen as Bell Telephone Company in St. Louis, had their counter- - ss <n i Miss Mexico for the Galveston gh centuries ago, in Indi This is the great pagoda : , beauty pageant. of Tanjore. It is approximately 15 stories high. $ io Sil ? Te »*: iG IS CHINESE AT NEW THEATER—Eve: Kingdom (in appearance at least), when Orienta! play! q = . 4 ~~ . nine men to take this one from its box PACKING A PYTHON IS A JOB—It took the strength lt at the Philadelphia Zoological Garden ‘

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SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ( FEATHER BOAS MORE POPULAR THAN EVER—A snapshot at the Longchamps racecourse, showing a group of mannekins exhibiting neckwear of ostrich feathers. _H FROM FASHION MODEL Mile. Autirez, French capital, in a new art pose. TO PARISIAN STAGE— now one of the leading revue artists of ihe France, rhert phot 4 ‘4 ie woe * ban ef .* . i. BUDAPEST'S QUEEN OF BEAUTY—Maria Matyus, who represents her country in an all-European moving picture Herbert photo story of feminine charm. : | SOME BEAK!—The Franklin Park Zoo, South American toucan in captivity. SIX SONS, SIX DAUGHTERS IN ST. avenue, with their twelve children a]] born an LOUIS FAMILY—Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, 2828 Shenandoah d reared in this city. in just acquired what it thinks is the finest a of the a. 22 Boston, has his aversion to interviewers. Tue * aad aii . “thy oe I ‘ - . * > ‘ bs ” - 7 ~4 ‘ PERFECT ACADEMIC RECORD—Miss Twila Shoemaker, of Centralia, Kan., who received nothing but “A” through four years of study in the University of Kansas. She made Phi Beta Kappa, won athletic honors, and worked her way through the entire period. ee wn 3 —Herbet the Detroit Museum of Fine from the Duke of Westminster, in whose family it Before that it was owned by the King of Sardinia. Wid World photo AT LAST A GOOD PORTRAIT OF SHAW— A new picture of the famous Irish playwright whose shyness towards photographers is only equaled by t photo ANOTHER RUSSIAN BEAUTY ON THE LONDON STAGE- Marie Leoinskaya, whose parents were popula: late Czar, and then fled to England during the revolut: a living as an actress. JTi, in the court of the is earning 1’ der wood MORNING ~ + BRS THE ENTENTE CORDIALE beautiful girl in France (on left American beauty. vn GOT 'EM WITH AN AUT Diego, official lion hunte . With a two-day bag of big HOME indren: Send aceng imp for the \ lof Ouse of MANL PACTURED ONLY BY ENOCH M fir + terse . HELE

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= MAY 29, 1927 > . : 4 + ~e- ——_ - ‘ NAN A A A AN ESS LS PAN eda Riki ys KL YER 954,99. SO UO Pe) i Aan Ad Be ; | neathitieeten antl > AMERICAN ALRPLANE CARRIER SEEN FROM OW eo” ER | “ 4 ep ee, THE AIR—The U. S. S. "ede tee | ee. Fat Is Not Langley photograp! in the ae | | e ’ , ] . ' ' L ™ " * , re East River, New York, with | as tae : In Fashion a ; her upper deck lined with alr- 3 a. oe . : nN as a e000000C rT a. a. co 77 a ie as on > , , , di - e THE ENTENTE CORDIALE AT ITS BEST—Mlle. Jacqueline Schalley, sen the most } , . dll or. beautiful girl in France (on left) welcomed on her arrival in New York iss Haze! , t pe I “Pipe % ee ee ace ne Seed a ~~ , a le? i mez iV Cid + * Saad oe eengagnn> +06 A) al MARMOLA 5 1 1 3 P FJorescr ipttor Ja blet t y i . . ~-« P| ] 1 “~~ 4 nA ° + T)}- ' : VAY r) ic JT} ae t ¢ ; arg WANT TO RACE?—Constance Bird, with her trained great Vanes, nd pony snow heid on tne estate Jhe Tleasant Way to Reds ns - of William J]. Clothier, Wynnewood, Pa STARS IN FIRST OUTDOOR GRAND OPERA OF THE COMING SEASON my + | S be YTUSSIVE 2&2 : , 4 ‘ Si nat ; CE) : Kola JSowelers ita? cy tS W Adios 1192 Mergaentord Baad Bel @ Re! we licime © Brive, 2°42) (jerthee & a. Beeline: 4 F «wen he A. Sriscilla | sr ome: DOD PORTRAIT OF SHAW— + | , a . x f the famous Irish playwright wnose — =, i , a. %. | ( Aj | ke an 7 DY paras Pe ; . a is 4 CAC (ig [L2i 5 ia photographers is oniy equa-ec 9} ’ ‘peemmeter jewewiry 6 G 2 : Thee £ Cseriect J} fl1Cla _— ) a ) d__riscilla Wedd ng Rings 1 : 4 * " a e « 6 re ad 4 . ; P 4 a é ; % * : a : > +7 P| Fa (, e ‘* _ = " ae . » . fy . ae } , . bi ie . % : » : bi : are Ae swage ‘ \ e . : . = P . — gion - 4 ‘ » , « : 4 Aiai G . s 4 J *y ; aaiii Ly wd vies J . a , : Ory Sag % : “ q . Sn f ; wether. (iit Martveme . 5 . . ; exquisite. y ‘ ; - fees fa ‘ =f 4 a : re - cae *. wr 4 They are @-eé \ | ‘ ew ‘ if -. ! : ; ae : j . an cl ed e Pe eas ee r a < bast f . d yello WV : - ' . : - 4 E terviewers. ae 3 mit eae he ee as SE ee rw? : Dar aw l@ryrion) - . ¢ ¢ a ‘ < Aa @Giii s grTie me a oie ip Meghna + ct. eae ae ae ae USE SAPOLIO- SLY BY ENOCH MORGAN § SONS CO., NEW YORE

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aa Wom THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Tsar — sie ™mO00000000 all Q2 / ar « + — in a » “4 ‘ ¥ a i . : , : ae 5 7 ¢ 4 « ¢ :” ; [ ‘ — ne 4 é, os a, « > , Hes : nN S——_oo0———a0550 JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing SNOW WHITE Would Be An Accurate Description of Your Laundry Bundle 6c, 8c, 9c, 15c¢ per lb. NEW EARS FOR THE ARMY—Microphones, of exceeding delicacy, JUSTIN T. FLINT Schulpe, the May Queen, ee vet throne alter ised during the recent war maneuvers on the New England coast, to detect LAUNDRY CO. e q . a é i j 4 - A cad 4 Pin 9° ' s . | = the coronation ceremony. La 2 asaoe | . . 2% the approach of “enemy aircraft. | . $s PHONES 1s. TRUCKS , Ry Post-Dispatch ys , 2. \ | ' © Se Pama ; A” & ‘ . on 0b I05500 “es: . -. 4 ™ i. ve? « | | i : | | “+ @e 277 @ i N MAY FESTIVAL AT ; : e.g Rede 8 3) PLS . ee ae: y "e HARRIS TEACHERS’ 7 ee Pe Ay RR ge | 5 igs Sechatede RPM. 3 ie COLLEGE—Miss Elinor ae . | " © S : | oror———1 0m oo r————T10m10 \ ADVERTISEME Now You CanR 2 to 4 Lbs Eat what you please Wear what you please Do what you please Take no risky medic Send the coupon for your first thre ' a te ‘ , ‘+ "§ ! : y ) ' , ; : : : % Ki f : s é a Fayro Baths ieee —— yatommnsn wes ai — v" a — = : way to take off 2 to 4 pounds once oe +. Sale ) lel : 7 ) twice a week. These women take refres . | -— ‘ ? ay MACNS 3M the privacy oO} their own ho Speciola 3s ay’ is the concentrate of the same nat Hair Nets WHEN FANS WERE REALLY FANS—An exquisite relic of the eighteenth seaapid ie: gd a ‘ 4 . | mineral t chat make effective the iil on exhibition in London. : dered . wenty-two hot a ngs of America, Englaag : “ONtINEe Ntal ef ; ir years the spas an FOR SALE AT a | SPrings Dathin ‘corts have been the retréa 6mart women have found : . fyroomea men removed, skins — dies more sha 2 DRESSES for $] 6S re eae . ws iy bins aR roe er Bie ic v4 Bae: Bas . i. i of 4 mhe Hot rhs are now Brought to taKiny aft} aly : the aACLIVE ingredi > , . i . ; . . J A ‘ > k . * ‘ 3 eee « . © a ; ‘ 1 . + . i P mh TY) t Re ulat and - : — - iL Irom twenty*two ie¢ mos ~ “ > ; ; . . * - G : ‘a e ry . 5 wf 4 : . } : ; rr 4 h , . . ~~ Tr et / ; ee & 7 ; imo " i WU tid : Lit i 4 . ae es . ia f bs > > ‘, , rth, A , '* e} ’ : ; : . . & ’ " : , . . *" 8 * wow. * P , ’ “si¢ , we ¢ . f- vro oF ' . ms ' ees mS ya . : : = . ; ' }} yy / Be * ie iy j a y! : ai” rey ™ oe . 2 > j ; : | | \ ' ‘ . = ; t . he P. , ‘ . , ' ; Ss : af : . : Soda : . ae ‘ : ¥ : * ° > ¢ ’ r by * 7 > ; ; You There's no end to the wear of this “standard” aad-resisting si Canningtime .. . jars of fruit and pickles . . . cans of vegetables .. . dripping juices in the sink ... and at fo last—a sink these acid juices will not mar or discolor. Three styles and seven sizes. Come in to see them : | pe . anklen or write for illustrated booklet. Be sure to specify acid- , Bias resisting enamel as many other “Standard” models : Results Are Immediate DON’T SEND 4 \" ve" pee © - are also made in regular enamel. The trademark paces? is a in every fixture. ONE PENNY Y\ ; am; é “ THREE EIGHTS” SINK ee none your ce aller ye al a ae Poon ) +e ee « ee + ee > > ee 2 a — ae aus eas on - i |

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THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING CIENT PARIS BY A ST. LOUIS ETCHER f : —- oe Sere Ss Gtr ee ho . ad . 7 . a du . 4 : P a oe ~ a q 6 ; . 4 rw : , »* . Pa ~—_ - ~*~ . ~~ * , a . | ’ : 7 ' a. 4 a ’ 7 . 4 . « p “ ~ . 4 ; — . *e t ; $ & yy e's he ‘ Pak | fy : 30 Ys ~ - - ry d 4 BY, 0.0% ¢ Gs) & JEWELRY BECOMES VERY ORNATE AGAIN—“The Han- r ee de la Montagne de Ste. Genevieve, by Paul F. Berdanier. This is one of the most daulet” is the name given in Paris to combination finger ring and picturesque vistas-of Paris, yet seldom seen by tourists. Two etchings of Paris by bracelet shown above. It is mostly of pearls in elaborate gold YY Mr. Berdanier have been accepted for this year’s salon. settings. Wide World phot os : ” Street of the Cloister of Notre Dame, by Paul F. Berdanier. Notice how building on right is cut in, as if gnawed away. That was to provide safety for pedestrians if any of the nobility happened to be driving in coaches through the narrow street. It made a place of refuge for any unlucky wayfarer who otherwise might have been trampled to death. A ' en HATR STYLES CHANGE EVEN IN JAPAN—A ae Ta the screen, Tanaka Kinuyo, devised it and now all the flap- pers of the Flowery Kingdom are following the new mode. Tnderw 1 & Underwow TROIM Tt OD WORTD Oh | £0 MRS. BILLY SUNDAY JR.—Daughter-in-law of the famous evangelist is anxious to become a film star, and is in Hollywood seeking an engagement. ntemational hs ternationally patented Eugéne ap- technique. Isn't it delightful to get a really perfect permanent wave? .. .One of those lovely, gently undulating waves that make the woman who was born with wavy hair envy the beauty of vours! Such permanents, until recently. were obtainable only in the finer paratus and waving In Eugéne waving. the hair is wound dry, instead of being soaked with chemicals. It is then gently waved witha mvriad pressure-jets of clean, white steam. oie i? tt i” Ii Why: experi even on one lock « Bak ai avs pets five sult- 491) LA - Banishes Gray Hair Kolor-Bak A QUEER PET, INDEED—Wild boar, captured when young in France, and reared by a French woman, , is devoted to his mistress. hairdressing establishments of Eng- land and the Continent! But now, everywhere in America. you can have your hair permanently waved by The Eugéne Method— the method employed by nine-tenths of the finer hairdressers abroad. The only question that remains for any American woman to decide is whether or not she is willing to pay a slightly higher price for this quite incomparable superiority. It is at- tainable only by the unique and in- CU < pouring through the perforations of the Eu- geneol Sachet (as illus- trated). The Eugéne Method safeguards the priceless life and beauty of your hair Write for our interesting brochiur: “The Eugéne Method.”* Name- accredited Eugéne Wavers near willbe supplied gladly upon requ Fugéne. Ltd... of London and P 965 Fifth Avenue. New York GENE Permanent Waves PERFECTED ABROAD- PREFERRED THE WORLD OVER

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aS = _ — eee — ai vee » st . ‘ eas ae » = : ad ‘% . 7 - 7 gu E * — - Fe j ie eit, ie wt y ; 4 , 1. 4 . : chy. 4 Meee ns “ é “MS j Xs : } = ox é Ne : 7 ee oe, 2 te ‘ = > 4 PS 4 as i . » a : y Sa * = 77 . ; balay . r , » > i oi ; ~ , 2% es * ° Pe t * , _— ~ . 4 ws ; ——. 4 { ST. LOUIS, MO., MAY 29, 1927 2 ELLA CINDERS comic appears every day none of the TWO comic pages hy BILL CONSELMAN and a a Pe se i a ws. "a oo Conanieae teen, EOP ede tice pl es ee ; at ES Aaa saath 3 ae of the daily Post-Dispatch : ee on ~ ~ - Ge pte a7 Foe bile ey he Fos ear Re? te, pi > ede - Pela, inched * Fy Sater we ; WELL, EY DON'T CRACK ~ BUT THEY Bu T THEY KEEP GRABBING * on FQNor TS Paeal a WE " LOOK FULL — LIFT LIKE THEM —NO ONE BAIL WHEN IT SeLITS| | PASSED A SS Sub SS ene |) | (THERE Al | nee trae TY} “SCOOP ' NNED N GU TAKE THAT TO PLAY BOARDING HOUSE- LIN, BLACKIE! KS SECRET! WITH, WILL LOOK AT THE a ie . omg Rie te ee te J o— + ~-* as | airte: - 48 Sy Se eee A - as. Sao, Peo: as Phar iy? © pte, Ay. Gee Pe te, no os me ings, ah. % . te oe — - 4 Bases en ee ee re — “oe Pe Fem -eye ne mini ib Kndinc te a 4 » ry otis " TERRIBLE! pany WELL See” | : 2 E MANY A TIME THAT FINGERNAILS SOMEONE IF A KIND PROVIDENCE ) WE'VE HAD. FOR WERE MADE BEFORE SHOULD WARN HASN mA OUR DINNER JUST CAN OPENERS, BUT WHAT I THINK ROCKS WERE MADE } ROCKS, WHEN 2 THESE CANS! iS IN: THEM — BEFORE FINGERS! \ : NOTING NET ! HEV! STOP POUNDING THAT CAN OR YOU'LL ‘4 ~*~ WN TO A MILLION ) Feces IT'S FULL OF // Tas YOUNG HEROINE HAS SAVED OUR | GUN -COT TON —ANDO | FAIR CITY FROM DESTRUCTION! LF THOSE CANS OF DEADLY EXPLOSIVE HAD GONE | THE OTHERS! SO ARE S. UPON THE ROCKS, PALMTOWN WOULD HAVE Y FELL OVERBOARD eon THE BATTLE SHIP! GONE ON THEM TOO — OUT OF THE CLOUDS! AS MAYOR, 1] PROPOSE WE TAKE UP A SUITABLE COLLECTION FOR HER! ae : . te Ye + gg » ed lanl id eat ~~ aye ss | LOOK MBRE-THESE ee ane ON “S0 You OID S, THEN “ ' LY : @) \ON T OS, tm — AFTER ALL. : . ~a es FOR YOu—oNE 4 £& A THAT'S LIFE * p : te beeeneaiar Menai ~~ we mit pe Mein Ae Ey anne i Aine ie EMPTIES! WE DUMPED THEN. WELL, THAT PUTS A DIFFERENT ) OVERBOARD AT SEA TO GET LABEL ON THE CAN! GOOD OAY, }) , »- MINUTE A HERO, |Z JES RID OF THEM—A SHIFT OF GC. | , miss’ | ‘f gt AND TRE NEXT i 1 OON’T J THE WIND BROUGHT os é : = A JEERO! ANYWAY, fF CARE WHERE 7 i! \ seen Mm) | 4. 3 = , fo ae MY HUNCH WAS ‘HE FOOD COMES es bo VER s : joe RIGHT —— SUR FROM, SO LONG | ho | yg DINNER +45 IN AS I'M ON THE THOSE CANS! EATING ENO! See Ce aes tee toon Mave. ton ote at tr ae BR ite, * > er: ~~ $0. gh iy: © E 5 poh en * i Pee Sa $y alee ee aa oy ‘ a eee ee « a? xt Mt. a ah te “ Ot ee ee « Fy MRO ng alliage Se J : dehy “a . ; ae te Pe ees erases ta ct ne

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€VER Since You Bouceat A oe Carxce SHARES OF OL =H “Wor TOCK You HAVE :. } Become an isefru TERATE cENDER OF FimwanCcrAl: REPORTS > ts THAT. Sout? *] = Som MEN 11. BEAT OS CANT PLAY WITH us; prr~ MAKING HER ®R rand Mrs.- By Brigg- BRIGGS’ comics appear in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch ( Tot D AIM YES — GET THe a | “Se ere wAsS A MAN FERS SDA’ tono WARIVTED Fs RENT © UR nem FOR eo SUPAME —H te we | VIHAT . “? CRICE YoU SUGGESTED 1T wor) : Bees F Owe VERY SCLE RiGutT _. 3 f “ > er L GS tay Don T WA T Fo RENT Trees Face We RE MCMBER ANY SUCH THING HERE LAS Yi Ui lif Ree ont \ eQuvannyg Kae a ITS BAD BUSINESS AND moO % You OUGHT To Know COLLCOP HOUSE LAST SUMMER. | EFARLY WRECKED ty WOURSELF WITHOUT en MY TE CLING WG WVI4ECL -FERHAPS YOUR RtiGHT iv - THERE ‘Ss a —_ : , } MO PROFIT wath havoc’ oe — ? (TA ) ee 3, LIP eer s 7 Fm ee ‘4 " : ae ‘ “yy , (/ as StIvclE WHEN WERE Yoy A GVSINESS GENUS LOOK WHAT THoosEe PEOPLE Ce YZ ‘tin YE Yy iN NG Wan 8 “iF You GimMME TH’ DIME FIRST D_ Guess Bu RiSK iT WL > %. ° EN f fo 4 NGo:-8e SSS ~ NaN oe : nie SS §"s en ie Z ~ pte: “ ~ MR GRaEN t+ REPRESENT Tre C (1AARK ~~ a — ets > . - Mar ~ eh ee Pe ¢ oe > ee , “Praha i . A, SA ‘ N ~ ‘ WS AN . AAAS ; » . >" a. \ . ‘ LAN WN WYO'\ —* AN \ ~\ .. ’ . \ \ ' . \ . AA “come STA:RS Bis By Ae saliitaidiiiaiias ia. WRLL Weeet.s BATr—tE You CALL touR SELE A RMANI OF BuvsinsG Ss 7 ANID FALL Form Ott a : Sb 1oc eK se atti, | HROnn “A ie Yc TI ROAST #arr~€ ECOR THensecentG OF : f Tats ALL RIGHrT- pe : Yo CL CE t-¢ tv trn3~G HE . / Ss S o Y Sf Te (- : ? : ies - = aa Mra sac 4 Fr AasD i SE¢ STRANGER WAT Dove ° YOu ve eS Oil STocK ts AtL RIGHT (tF& You KNouI Tee PEOPLE You DEAL wiTH- You'l “RE SuRPRISED YVHEanS WoU SEG WHAT A FING INVEST MENT tve MADE - AnD So FAR- FAR INTO Tre NIGuHr Piu SAY Tut Be SURPRISED t REMEMGER ONLY T6O0 WELL SOmE OF YOUR OTHER INVESTMEAITS THAT CAnmEeE FROM FRIENDLY ApvicR- “ SHE REALLY ff CAN O HER TO THE way Now

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: - a = we @ . MEH 11. BEAT US SuRE cos Tompoy TAYLOR CANT PLAY WITH US; HER MA IS PRACTYCE TH’ oonerville Folks ny Fontaine Foo in, * aed ¥ a heats ts é the svat ! * $ : he we He Ps ‘ ie Ae * - ce ae -~ ' DON T REMEMBER | A ANY SUCH “THING eee a ¥ ay , Sts 4 ea ae a i ae tory * Paya et - Py es i“ " The Substitute - ‘© Pontaioe Fox (92? The felt “sadicate, inc. Trade Mart eg 0 & Pac OF, i e my Great Britaio Rights Reserved A Fontaine Fox cartoon appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch. By Fontaine Fox * es ~ ~ ope ‘ sa 4 re tiepsr ee) aD 1a aE IRR 2 rad Rae Range ae cas 7 he - A ~~ 7 al ~*~ OU, PCO MRD yet ' — ~ - in ee ak - = r tee sain u 2 sath eee e La e Epitn s TAYLOR You ° rem Pr. BE LISTENING COME RIGHT BACK ANO $17 OOvean AT THAT A ‘RANO FoR YourR | | ~~ HOURS PRACTICE | — 1b ANo J WANT To = KY HEAR You WORK i Cee WP oes A ~agp " Se » AO th a i ~ Ne FP 4 ~e ~*~ ‘ > . ~ \. a | ve J \ », Fa ne { Nia

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~~ ‘CICERO, Did You Give Youve PENNY TO , THE SUNDAY t- ie ai 2 » ae , . a er a. Ott —- a. : , MUTT AND JEFF 4& 2iaeus s Rr - "ps alae ates owe) THAT MAKES THREG SUNDAYS STRAIGHT You've | 1 Lost YouR > —- ab we %! AAS >... ? le ees % we i w p — Pee seece THE CAP LOOKS wuKE A TARGET IT US ONLY NATURAL THAT X SHOULD TRY TD | sa HiT THE Bus EYE ' ae net eg ‘- f = MB icniin SHUCKCS: MISSED. “ e % oie ys ¢ e (pi 7 2 : AS ee > : Fy * s Oe i é a rs ER , a ~ Lt i ae . pee eS ti ys me, “ aes ZB ‘ FY eg ie ‘ | HAVENT SEEN HIM-* LAST TIME 1 DID HE’ TO SPEAK TO ME HE 1 COMES IN HERE AN* ee 4s, > : , —. A igh : ra he , oF a - : i) 7#iM A LITTLce oFE MY s FORMA TODAY! CX AIN'T HIT THE TARGET ONCE ‘NY WELVE SHorTs: — Seeman [Tere MUST 1B SOME ¢ WHATCHA DOING? al Cw » Op You? © THOUGHT) You wéee (> Se ON THAT (~~ o7>RS BENCH: Z= i; “k —— = + = - ~~ - if A Be. Qor camer ehh How sitcy! I'M RIGHT HERE! THAT AIN'T ME ON THE "BENCH: TATA: ) > _ are * - HEN . DON'T TAKE THAT HAIR GROWER OFF OF MY Peas ett'' \. XY i ANU mc. WHAT'S THIS? DARE YOU HA CORNED BEE Fy ‘3 ~ ~ - te - ’ rq K ve ¥ = PP hay ; tiie -_ t ee lS - —;> 7 & , ee / bt Pepi » ee € Dae : ue x le NAL. ? Ae Fae : : Sees tg ee Tg, om 4 > : i a» My Bee eo er tee geen a See eee ¥ SEE cig a ag ela i

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: [He's susT Like AIS FATHER. say tts ALWAYS CAMBLING ‘ . is > os fl ae JD FISHER SECOND ST LOUIS. MO. MAY 29. 1927 | SECTION ARCHIE-DEAR-I1M SO GLAD YOU ARE GOING. TO SUE THAT VILE CREATURE WHO BLACKENED | YOUR PRETTY Re * > ‘ aiggered US Patent Office th Hit Ik a oe asin ani — ee — . YES-DEAR ROSIE ANDILL SURE | WIN MY CASE- 1 VE GOT A | ZOOD LAWYER HE'S COMING i) aL I WANT YOU TO CET A PICTURE ) ~ AD EVIDENCE, OTHER WIDE | YOUR EWES WILL SE ‘HEALED BEFORE : THE TRIAL ¢ COMES WP ' ons SAY re ‘ SYN AS POosSI BCE. TD THE — oo PIC TURE OF mv SELF my LAWYER 12 A WONDER BUT © ILL HAVE TO TAKE A im ASHAMED TO GO OUT LOOKING, FLASH-LIGCHT ASIT 1S LIKE THIS SO ILL JUST TAKE A SUCH A OCARK DAY’ NT Wi SHE AM nM, Us NAS ot 3 MY / at a a Bringing Up Father cginered S Patent Offer This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch BY GOLLY. DIN'T Y- MACCIE | ATTA BOY' THEN THINKS ''™M STILL HYPNO- BA YOU KIN GiT OuT TIZED ANINGONNA LET fR) WHEN EVER YOU HER KEEP ON THINKIN’! DAUGHTER! THIS © ONDITION | ve YWOOR FATHER 19D (IN 1S : | CET TING SERIOUS ! M/ONDER MW/HERE HE iS NOW” {Quite So, 6 Quclé So. oe * goer erie ; : “i Se aL ees) "4 ot a f3 - Alt a? htt hat bi : 4 - ei id | bbe LS a hi 3 ee ie tia ii Ura Hy dh bi AP ee ee ea i Hy att P fd hat he oy ae ~ * See oi ae Pe. eth Toe ke in al “S , sae as o A Ya a ahh ‘ nai “tae TB IHAVENT SEEN HIM. THE LAST TIME | O10. HE REFUSED TO SPEAK TOME HE NEVER COMES -~ eRe ANY MORE! fy he ‘ue PHONE. mS howe BINT Y MOORE: ft HE MAY BE tb oh thd tAiS re anti er a ra mom Pe Eats a : aaa hee. PF Sbbiecendat tT svetTevaaty ¥ > ' ; ' HOLY MACKEREL: NOW iLL HAVE A HARD TIME PROVING WHO \ MRS-JICCS DAUCHTER' 15> MR-JIGGS THERE? | YW HELLO' 1S , MIS DOIN TY ? MOORE'S? WELL THIS 15 es YOUR DAUGHTER SAID SHE WISHED SHE COULD FIND YOu AS THEY HAVE CORNED BEEF FOR a | ER? HAVE AN CABBAGE Oe we) CE WHAT'S THIS? HOw ) If wE THOUGHT | DARE YOU HAVE vwYOU WOULD CORNED BEEF AND Lae er’ = tlle CABBAGE ON : Yo THE TABLE!? —_ Phi Ne: 6 ALC THE VULGAR nti nae, | INY THE — ie —— ALL RICHT y OiIw TY Te COT CHA di > f WHAT'S ON | COME ON-IFLL |; YOUR MIND | EXPLAIN TO YWOvu JNGCS? AS WE WALK TO THE HOUSE! NY MOTHER-THIS ALL } | HES GONE SEEMS STRANGE Ll] TO HIS TO ME - FATHER ROOM' 1 HAD Ss Bm oo - ~~ s " ; “ - on os ~ - . oA “4 oe y — * ~ Se" — - oye tap tie hey onttigsces sh iy ty he . rm “ ‘ . Se be . ds — yt . " Acai . es 4 ; vem - . 4 y . ; * ” & 4 . Ra -_ = = Se Sree — edt oP attest eo ener er Sire te ree a a Sota - e ee en a >er™ . ee tes > « em oe «9 elmanet> “aig at ae ge ee . sl alle Oy ae he ge Bite can't ate Se tapiaieees ines . ipl: ls, Mage a M ; + see ioe es . . 7 rogers ots oe ee ewe theme ey idles paate tn tk unaand ** ~ he ~ * s - ~~ + EN ee eS tm * + “te ~ Pe i te te WO te Me raae Nhe te pow pees 2 a ~~" . - ~~ . wt. * elena vee een ~ ig ee ee . “* » . ~ _ eer 4 2 ahh, & eae Peg tet ta yee ee Grn tees ee ep eins Ra i i SA ei iained ~ a bonny a wt ares a Neg etd ake ames ; . i » 4 pei oS ee eer as Lae a ee ee ope De eerie : - Ce a ee a ot8 me ere “oe © tw ae —- nn , he ; netapetinn usd —— eninanMedaaes. 4,20 then " mm oa me Se ar Erna ger thee vr ste ls oe A oe - ee ro ee ~ eprtttek Wge ne soe ntsc MF ae = es eS ey he Ree ee er fasta isaac Me ; die ~ Deh eal . ie 7 -* Oy tas >, “ty les oan Hs & Are = e FORA. tlle: Mate tigi hg tina eae, bina anaes aE “nity faetiite: Peas 4 —- ey ee 5 i ee ane Bid. paw « end toe eS wre Se ee Le ’ ae ea enh

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s e ze bl hg”: ng er e . KP {> = a = yy - ee ad - . > 4 oY ee ae OP ee —~ we) : > ‘ _ , 7 . ff * ee aes ba ~ « & ceeeeetaliberanetae PARSE RD since THe cap LOOkS LUKE A TARGET | lat LS ONLY NATURAL THAT XT SHOULD TRY TO | HiT THE Buu's EYE | THAT TRick CAP \ AH! A LOOKS dust cake BENCH. “aes 6 FINE. SHUCKKS: \ MISSED. a i ~ ‘ | HAVENT SEEN HIM- LAST TIME 1 OID HEF TO SPEAK TOME HE | COMES IN HERE AN “- ay. : . wa 4 4 al ts fps - , i €, fay’ ri Ke % 9 * ’ -— rs: ne eaeverrenes. c \ J T'*™ A vultTre oFF MY ™ HELLO, mutt! | fyou? x THOUGHT } How situy! [MA . : rr | ys FORMA TODAY ! £ AIN'T WHATCHA You WERE RIGHT HeRe! THAT {Quite ——- 1 1 HIT THE TARGET ONCE DOING? ON THAT AIn't ME On THE ae é Quite So. iz . : iy WE LG : BENCH: , | 25s ; i& ElLVE SHOTS: NCH ‘Bench: TATA: | # ° gud ie i it WHAT'S THIS? i DARE YOU HA 9. | wlttax CABBAG fF : I~ ry i ee f= Ke fi —_ en l THe (LE MUST * 4 i, is BC SOME TING r om, ty c eX } WRONG” © HEN - Ls ep Don'y TAte fe — WITH MY = . EYES: THAT HAIR : GROWER OFF ee | OF MY ‘sad . HEAD. 2 : HEY: | “ . | Comins ne | 6 re <P, . \\\ See e - a ZB 4 f it) WS a 2 | — 3 : : , ) ol | fc t Britain . Reserves. Trade Mark Reg U. 6 P

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fa ST.LOUIS EUS] DISPATCH HE'S aust wikEe Att i s , o , FATHERS aay tt'S : : UIS MO I "ae Is MO TAY a J ALWAYS SAMBLING * a 3 see ae ST LO ree Nee; ' sees : : - ae , sinensis : ¢ ie pe DEAR-1M SO : ew EVES -DEAR ROSIE ANDILL SURE By sane: i WANT YOU TO CET A PICTURE © +O Re WanT wane eal = A wind MY CASE-!1 VE COTA ie h TAKEN OF YOURSELF. TO SHOW) CREATURE WHO | gee Fe 1Fi COOD LAWYER - HES COMING f mA ______ as EVIOENCE. OTHER WISE BLACKENED AY 5 ee , | TO SEE ME TO OA ont . |i - 1 YOUR EYES WiLL BE -— | YOUR PRETTY 6 5s ee ox es nr Tee i a HEALED BEFORE RN | | > Pes | sq fi {A = The TRIAL COMES m DEA’ | Se : —, EYES! — a . od J “ s > SSS ae “i Qege | PROVING WHO VY, | = = : : >_> ia 1 AM! “LL, Vd YA Lb WY, AG . en ae on “hs — = > re 4 7 4 i ee ee — Poe ¢*. * ee “4 + Sy des yong pl, = ~ : * vse apoens ae = RE ripe YS ea, *% - ; i a + ~ + - vena ge . . oe a tt a ee oe BY GOLLY DINT Y- MACCIE BB DOAUCHTER: THIS c or ene te | . , a sn FHINKS I'm STILL HYPNO- fH YOu KIN Cit Our [ YOUMREEEER I> ino 3 an \GZ , HELLO’ 1S THIS DINTY | Ti2 ED ANIMCONNA oy y WHEN EVER YOu ff CETTING SERIOUS |: a | } - — S”° WELL THIS '$ HER REED ON THIEN’ JR B] | SSR GER SERERE J BSE IEEE diintieinandineenmeaiened a — : Fria tact reer Fon a7 . : pe ~~ « o ~ . ; - ' i : ’ é neg, a ‘ ate Re 9 4 > « % iy te let. Mh te ee ek ee " eA *- jhe, ta ie a stg cae; te, Ae ITHAVENT SEEN Him. THE Ee : | YOUR DAUCHTER a D 7 | — pe = ) | na | : WHATS ON | ME Se TO SPEAK TOME HE NEVER SS hua ee 47 | AD THEY HAVE CORNED DEE }; ; NEE. ? AS WE WALK TO | COMES IN HERE ANY MORE! |f PR fe] | AN CABBAGE FOR DINNER F] EH” 2 — | THE HOUSE! 1 eee Quite so, Quité So. . 4 ‘ ~~ wo . REM Ede ke Se es cape hoe pic ’ : . af , all a Cota Te es — _— ye ve ~~ WHATS THIS? HOW | I WE THOUCHT | Hees : eS : | | WY MOTHER-THIS A — | ae sOT ALLOY iN : LA. DARE YOu HAVE YOU WOULD | HPF 2 : ieee : i me .— MZED THAT — i- r : . a ; . . : — a , ito 7 *{ Ya OS ' i" . P i i ~ = — apes eT és ; an z : ‘ e L D ' , et , j ! \ 1 FH - . = ” aon " aa te A te + ye 4 on a “~e ¥ eS 4 Ys . ~“ - » * > . ’ to va - -o : . ‘ ; oad y we « +" n te need p Tae gh ie Maes Saag = dy Se y. — oars. ALE, Ale fen Atep ilep sce ae, >_— a.t RICHT . *& a —— See [et Or GC im WO WIINI' THING TELLS DOIN TY TIE i ioe) || : A DM'T COC yu ME THAT MAGGIE St, i> iaoff< =D SEES Ar ) 1S WHOSE = 3 —_— On' scisiattiiomninitedadl

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a HAVE YOU A LITTLE CARTOONIST YOUR HOME ? SS By R. Dirks THE CAPTAIN AND “THE Teate Mack 4927 Rep U S Pa OFF Originator of the Katzenjammer Rids rf rN TE LARDER WITH nih HE Ty ue it rg 4 my Rie ym The } >, Re Marte ONES OW MY PasesTY? CFOR DER LUFF OF MIKE, KINK VAIT “ MAYBE } 3 COULD GIFF A IMITATION OF NAPOLEUM OR SUM- -TING ? HAFF A HEART’ IF THIS PEA-NUT FLOPS, TELL THE CHEF TO OIL UP THE CHAFING DISH we —— TEN BULL EYES VUN wee BELIEF 17 2 VATCH : % ¥ a . oo a7) MM a! MA UE: Hy fs” VG 73 Xe SPITE ; logy died BS DER BROFESSOR' =I TS OLED why ) AFTER DER NEXT MIT: = = HIGHNESS |) FT MACHESTY VOULDN-T a= a i A RIE EI s (\ DERE (SS ANY pop v : GASTED TING YOu (AN 00, INSPECTOR . BELIEF tT NOW 195 DER TIME? OH GOODY! 1 BET 4 , DER KINK NEFFER cs SAW SUCH A ELEGANT : “GUN BLOWFR MIT DER GLOW-PIPE LIKE BLOWS DER INSPEC: CAP «SS ‘AGAIN ON pi BILL OF.FARE ° MIGHT BE Mit SucH A FINE EYHI -‘OITION OER MACHESTY MIGHT CHANGE DER Mand UMD Sik DON'1 SHIFFER OLD PAL. ] GIFF OOT OLD COAL FACE A TREAT mMiT DER GLOW SS KEEP DER SHIRT Pa VOT TICKLES DER RIBS ¢ j é KAL ie 4 LISTEN TO DER Es BLOWER BLOWING | DARLING ° fete T HEAR You, SVEET HEART! Fi Po Jibs fl ~ WELL 2 WHY DON'T YOU HIT IT 2 GOLLY, INSPECTOR TWO tN THE VOT.A FINE FIYER PAN- SUNNY YOU ISS ? YOU GOT NO SIDE UP! IDEA VOTA SVIFT KICK IN DER SLATS J VOuLD LIKE TOHANDIE You" WITH PARSLEY I KNOW My (_ STUFF ‘ oe ee Mogae: posoues +t neeee aoe Wey, Co KINK VOS KIDDING ® PP ac f ( a : ; (f " «> , ‘y ~ b+ wl Cece PROS pies VOT DO YOU KN 2 = -B0UT DOT "UND ALL ER ee = Pr VELL, (HULIUS, SHOULD TIME 1 TOUGHT DER cas VE LET "ER GO ORSHOULD | VE VAIT Titt DER BOYS ISS VARMED UPA TO HEAR VEDDER IT5 A LOUD VUN ODER A SQUIDGER! DON'T HESITATE MIT & DER VIGGLE, INSPECTOR, SUCH A LUCK VOULDN'T COME AGAIN DER LIFE aaa titan, YOu GOTTA TELL ME -) NODDING' . ae = _. } /_ yught Press Pubhshing &. ary York World) 1927. ey, ONY =a ales, ae 7 x, ee i *, =, : aacwes © : Re i i bed: ere, A ~~ OS eee a nd ¢ CU *CH4AKRS Os 5S°LY > & HURRY UP! VANT . : Oy re, a gee NRE Lan Panett apse « ®, i . Bay , + — WHEN MOTHER VAS A GIRL CHIC » See Reritesd US Pate On | [ty [BUT DAUGHTER- me, ep : : oe ee \ pi VE ORE IE ie’ a ee Le AND AS FOR NOU'RE DISHONOR FROM THIS COLL WINGS AND LEA DISGRA dear oe a i CAR AND T'uL SL, MEET YOUF : tea T'LL GO AROUND * ae bes eee vs We by, suk :” hyis 3 weS ie ) ee: ‘ : 4 : os ed . am ¢

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es. ‘ mses my ’ > Dirks the Katzenjammer Kide augrnaiaae _——- ool GB wm AL FACE ) Blow WIN DER RIGS: LISTEN TO DER BLOWER BLOWING, DARLINK ° fees | | I HEAR YOu, SVEET HEART! TOW PATTON WHEN MOTHER VAS AGI CHIC YOUNG- [1S GOING TO TBE A GREAT PATSTY -We Re GOING To. MAKE POP- CORN BALLS Registered U S Patent Office \ WON'T “90 COME WITHUS? "Ty BLOTUP -¢£ BUT MN Fi IM SORRY MITE, OUT OF TOWN SO TLL HAVE TC STAY Home AND WIT2i TE HimM YOU SHOULD'VE GONE WITH THEM, MARM, HOU .BKAVEN YT BEEN pouT INS A. MONTH ANCE IS BUY, GRAND CA, L GET More. FUN IN: WRITING MN DARLING) BOS THAN GOING TO : PARTIES _7——~" i —_-~ =. OZ 3 ~ [BUT DAUGHTER-OH’ HAVE A tONG- DISTANCE CALL FOR “OU di CALLING ME- LETS HAVE IT * —_ {GREAT “iTs my SWEEME GEE, HOW IT'S SO SWEET OF Yo. To CALL ME! I WAS SO LONESOME ANDO guST DYING TO HEAR YOUR YVOI\ICE- TELL ME, DO YOu LOVE WELL. YE BYE. BE A GOOD BOW seal Dumb J, [ OH.HELLO. Registered U NF: Dora une Office THANK GOODNESS. — THATS OVER -NOW WE \ GAN GO OT ON OUR OO — ——— = p= NK -" i —_—s « MISS PARKINS SKIPPING CLASS ‘: TO GO FISHING, En? _— Lindy TUIS 1S A SERIOUS OFFENCE); LLL TAKE, TLL SEE THAT SHES CARE OF PUNISHED PROPERLY ROD (- fa? - S SHOULD 0 OR SHOULD t DER BOYS ED UPA E? HURRY UP! 7 VANT) ROD SND THE ONW WAN TO CATCH FISH WAS WITH A ROD ANID REEL - TINSISTED A NET WAS BEST SO WE DECIDER TO GOFISHING co 9 . j “fe a f Wet fe : ; - Q 2 “75 . : q Sey Nea a aes ee TO CTIND OUT Pa AND AS FOR “OU NOUNG MAN. \ iT WAS THIS WAY MR SNEFE.Y VOUREGO™T OU CAN SEE 4HOORSELE WHAT An IDEAL DAN IT 1S FOR FISHING -we PACKED HE MOST DELICIOSS LUNCH, Se er WRONG! THE ONLY WAN TO CATCH FISH 1S WITHA ANS OLD- FASHIONED POLE, HOOK, LINE AND SINKER e , AND NOU FAILING 1 TO HEAR VEDDER ( ITS A LOUD VUN . ODER A SQUIDGER f CANCEL ALL MN APPOINTMENTS, MISS STEPPIN, L'M GOING TO GE VERN BUSY IN CONFERENCE THE REST OF THE DAY YOU'RE. DISHONORABLY DISMISSED ~ iS TM SROKE’ TUL FROM THIS COLLEGE - PACK YOUR | THINGS AND LEAVE - IN —— Pa. DISGRACE. | AND WE WORST OF i MAVE TO WALK EIGHTY MILES BACK HOME oe eee ys gees ae DONT PUSH! 6 DAY | | DER LAUNDRY S JUR ; ’ | ain'T MIT. MOOF * he A I [TlLLGo 2eowwD JAND GeT MN AR AND I'LL 2 ALL RIGAT-T'LL HAVE] | « \ THE LINNGR AND WHE nie : POS With fa ME 4 | WHY, ROD WHAT'S Se TVE BEEN KICKED OT sini OF COLLEG JUMP IN -LLL TAKE CARE OF TAAT - L WANT TO | SHOW YOU THE REAL ) | WAS TO CATCH os . % = 4 > — al J k~ ’ > ae OE 42° 42@6@a08 € 4eeaeeys, : by Wee q x (7? 7 KS ~ 5°-LU 2 24

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