St. Louis Post-Dispatch
June 26, 1927

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J COMIC PAGE : & ifi ed Advertisin z : "Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 110 Pages | SATURDAY. . . : Class 4 | is fa Mp Be ad PAGES. JUNE 25 © wea 5 _ 7 ON BPO , : | Us 1927. REAL ESTATE. sweesee .PART 7 an ‘Pow KTH NEW S$ SECTION, , : E 4 | FTH NEWS SECTION, 12 ES. | - WANTS FOR SALE PART 8 | . SIXTH NEWS SECTION, 14 PAGES i ; b. REAL ESTATE SECTION 14 PAGES. 7 HELPS, SERVICE. WANTS—HELPS—SERVICE, 4 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURE, & PAGES. MAGAZINE. 10 PAGES COMIC SECTION. 8 PAGES. Pa NEN ahi, Gg ant (6, ee i ee ee ee ei et ee ee a Se ey Pome, oy : ier 0 it TOL 79. No. 292. PART ONE, . ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997. PAGES 1—14 eee PRICE 10 CENTS NGREAS _a a ota HAGE INCREAS ARUNERWALY Byrd Fuels Airplane America; ee TE M i a aan. PMECRINED «ENED 65000 SADTONILIE Prepares to Start at Dawn DRALWAYS; |= AML WORKERS: LNDBERGH PLANS al oe ig ht Aerese Gin Be | [THE WEATHER = 2 ec a | : We | TOOK SUMMERY|a nd vicinity, COnductors and Trainmen Leaders Believe Administra- | - Fai » ° ° [| = oe | +4 Vi Awa i~- + arLiVvas or" » . : x Py o “4 — sli * — June 26 — )—The monoplane F SQ as: - - nths and until such later| line of Leon Trotzky and Gregory | ')~- oe sl eee Bio | port, Inc. pposed to the com- |= , watt ‘eae = Bi : — rr : Ez. . ; } vé . : \ n.€n, « = ntai- ° , are i oe : e ** at +4 Was tern tmnt - oo . Zinovie ff from the ce ntra! TY) t} t a ries | | } io . } rise Levine ; a ; ‘w | muIcH y Ame ric By carrying Commander ay _ . a aT Se oe eat . e 2 * , ’ i] "f 1e tee rif yes | ne oar . 7 : ge, - | ee ry by igs} e anda — Y} (ee : th Sj 7”) commune - : et : ‘ By. ant oune . he vou! a1ne Nn. R ichard E.. Byrd and three com- fa “fe cepa i. ; ist rt as recomm ends d today ‘ cilnes Sis } > * - ve 7 . Reon os enport ~ ‘ © : a ee es : *,' Clared they will fil dissenting , | ; ape | 44 PHOTO panions, will hop off for France ‘ the i] 1€4 f } s le , 4 *S] Jium of the cen tr ai | a - ‘teq Se $ nicazgc N ‘Ww ¥ Or . pinion. ! betwee b o'c! | . application he recei yf | control com , vn -er-Watson law,| 2if mail contract from the Levis _Commander ‘Richard z. Byrd. | K tanctatomnendins — 6 o'clock this morn ed Railv avs for “mise | - os . at ompany. although the latter’s bid oo ing if there is not a cross wind Fae PE. Ke ia. . ‘asi se aaal Sorte Bal Vatien, Sake VK ri Xe, a4, eat atin. ot oe . ~~ PE ER a m+ “Varo Maga 4 i ~~ ~~ ow mes . Bethcuw Ke epee ite * -* é ay ne te Tyo EME TET aT sci acne icing, Rinna hele sebmeneipaieea, aienie Ra een eee ea IMT ethan ta TO ak MS i re | ee as hat a) Puts es a. } navin ; . —— ’ + vant . sic ” e' 4 4 - ac o a y Short] be ; _ i , yield Treason: } je compenss . - , ’ . 5 men and con i b ow oh eh ’ ++i Tic answer was 8 aM. Kelly and Merchants in y . ore 1 ° clock, Grover ich WAS ee oe a+ ok ric i rEg 19 ~ r ‘nt? in ; . . be on Bali! vs ii ; i & sds de aa; ci iin *¥ | Cc aad | , P aft an ticise sSia’s Whalen, vice-president of the : - JLiL | China have the tlk Children’s Fare Unchange MEET CNET IE WP sic 8 Seal grails -nigges”* seg ineiation of Levine, followed | Phys dict De anged. This was considere: reach of |federal courts. The Pa |a denunciation of Levine. followed; Physicians Predict Death of Dispute Over Award of Ameren Senkuiiaies it os, moe three-cent children’s fare ic ea ai mca | | b ni ack on him when hej} , ° remain unchange+ } nit: } onl pc coset - sae Bere wae | t, passed by the last Con gress ne ener gee Ame srry nail stamps. | resno (Cal.) Woman, but | Auto as Prize. nounced that a take-off had been ns ae righ pre so Brat eacing an position movement | h not been tested in the courts. |“ o pe mat | sie GTi Se ; : Onitively decided w Railways cari’ ide o 1] cen e eae th sn T - | allege dly ae gula riv to Be rlin. | Husband Remains Hopeful. “ I : y on if the ind fect the eight-cen ; ap | nies Bove rnment, | Ruling Holds One Year. Win dhiaton tl seid — tien tae) Twenty Cherokee street swings around to make icaving the } tokens —n but was ‘hich is controlled by he Stalin Neither party to today's award Ae - i . tale he e . ee os ik: | chants, who devised the plan of runway possible. i factior an brin hej rievance to the | BTOUPS ho - — ' 4 -ardi izes to the holders of | ' as ii te ican bring their grievap to Ui f es mm : ' awarding prizes to ) Wind Swinging to West. i by the Public Service Com-/| “7, euke was Couumdenr tor? bittam Sh . /' pects. During his two-day stay | By the Associated Press. Limited Hits Workmen’s Car |« ” id 5 = en to discontinue t rate. | rol as Commissar for War | mediation board within a year. | hi .- cae Li Aber it | | magic keys that wou ope At that time the wind was south- wun; Lf iSCOoOntnuUe ha : . - ee \" } e [ "Paw ‘. ‘h) —s ae ° 20 eel ween : citi and toll under Lenine. whose Virtually 65.000 employes | Se thig wee 0 n : - ad | FRESNO, Cal., June 25. Mrs. | on Siding at Oak locks chained to telephone poles | west and would have to swing al- pawUriUTei 1 LOC ii a lies : . . : , ; ‘ = inow an 2 a8 oiliclt Vv = | . : i beware of tole ae ne spi ath marked the be ginning of involve d in the decision, and Ll | now appears, — ans ge ; My ote (Clara Drummond, 20 3 ears old, to- | Hill 111 in front of their stores, reckoned most to due west to give the plane WUVETE ] } Tl an iv T ‘ ue sees é : ministration officials tO ge ntify a ° . ~ cash does not pay two fares. | *7O'2K) 5 eCipBe. of pine Class A roads west of Be f N: aaa Air | Ca¥ entered her thirteenth week of | lik, | without J. M. Kelly of 8916 Arse-| the headwind it needs to take the ik “tf Zinovieft was president of the | «goss | ge Reps oes ~ | come te onditi ¥ 10t nal street. air m particular importance In vert wa I: C hil id he in ‘Fansport. chat ee d a tn poe rye hal Kelly yesterday registered a se” ross wind makes hop-off Mission's order w: e fixing | ° outset Gonal, and | einsaass sli ‘ ; * , — — ' eI . cro in es a hop- the cidtien” ~eatustnan | as Such was inc ict with several| men of Western roads now a! Ex-Official Figures in Concern. | was discovered unconscious in a} Four young men were seriously | complaint with the Better Business | |impossible. The wind during the —s | ’ > rr " * ‘ marr woof . ‘oc ‘ | "cry TY 2 “4 > 2 uis, char in that | the compan: | , & : | 3 } The head of this. company i: as-fille oom at her home here,|injured at 6:30 p. m. yesterday ~ingree ' re P aie oad eee | night had been swinging in the Eimately $52,000,000, s ye | his propaganda activiti | sf o e : - "| Howard Coffin, automobile maker iy her be oe watt nond, pe when a ce car of tae East St. prize tein shane including ued | Fight direction aa6 & wae Selivved tian ie Be dotermints | Baste rn an poutheastern Alle | na lusban a rummon . . . iit woul be | exce t yf rn} fa ‘2. Le a nount sit S A aw VV /” \ - : n> CA j i AAs ‘ ? , : " . « | ssatanenaincnnaeh nal horation “whe icoreshaubin ¢! pant Henderson. Seco! ssistan e ) St ewe , ices from St. Louis to Lebanon, J1l.,! merchants refused to turn over the | tentatively approximately |! F i From Washington to Cinc hea | consi¢ iderati ers eee ee f| Paul Henderson ; ime 215 Wile ene : 1 her strange veel Sab 0 anette ene “We have decided to go,” Wha- Maf the amount demanded by! mati Made by Publisher’s Wife. (| ‘” ft OStINGSLET “reneie ' | : tes } napus p a 1+ " shane 77 An investigation by a represen- i n said. “Conditions are not ideal Newman Reorganization n AT AT CINA AT Vr tions. Wow san-fnels © Mart! 2 ; Melalien ner unti He returnead tO;workmen on a siding at Oak Hill, f ay oy ”" fee's r “ Ra a sa CANCENNALT, O. SURG S8--SR | ‘estimony showed ! aj wate upset: eo | Se: and rea newspaper dis- pes tative of the Better Business Bu- | but we have never asked that. : . renreacent tiwyg e ’ ; i VsAbAi as. Oai' ’ 4 Aaacr, ‘ : a ‘ i ss ; ; ; ai ,e)}'s ae a | ; . on + ' ) . : a a. Ss ¢ c : | Ad air trip from We shington c in , : hos by 1d. ‘hat “2s Tad } Piling] a ‘ nan ] at b, n ernin her condition. He 10 mils Ss sa Bi f East . Loui 8. ln | ' reau following Kelly’ - complaint | | x: h ey are good and if this loca! in aa pe etapa innati was made today by Mrs.| ern roads earned last 7% . the House Appropriations Commit-| hopes in the face of the predic-,4ddition 12 men were treated /to that organization and the Post- | wind gets right to it the ghip weed ee Ed ward B. McLean, wife o ( | ir e ¢ nos ‘juential o! ors di di physi- for bruises and minor cuts | Dispatch, brought the declaration ep it will start as soon as it’s s**t “WG ard 4. s L 4 -_ ‘ Aah ha as 48 ’ . ’ ae ’ . “5 a ‘ . eet . 7” ‘ : : ah . , : j iit ed,”’ lady to Agree $60,001 { nublisher. Mrs. McLean flew in southeastern roads 6.2: r cent,/ administration leaders. ian@ that h igi] will be reward-| The rear wheels of the limited | from the 20 merchants that Kelly's | “ ‘ Hy Agree on $60.000,000. ' . : stip Plan Take-Off at 4 A. M i tin omens -.» three-motored Fokker : it is ife. ‘car took the siding, though the!key is an expert piece of lock- | 2 ome Soca ag aarti we gen.|airplane. She was accompanied by > 4.36 per ce [The increase! called here for conf es with ledical science has done all in| front truck had passed it, going at | ®mithing, but does not entitle sooth He set the earliest possible mo- } aluat in. ; Os . nD airyDp . ae © Sn co pet bad -t oe we a « eas re Vai * Ad s . ‘ had ; ’ . Aud j id il ; i Sicke 4 4 cal ii A - , - : . a, ffeur. Pvenue on-mile last year! the National Ai ransport re} ifs power to break the strange| about 30 miles an hour. The rear|to the automobile. The merchants | perp pore ge 4 o'clock are i a , w ‘ y a 7 bs - tes i IT70N mes sess ‘ras for Easter: car sentatives, at he instance oO coma. At he County General of the limited stmnashed into the! | say the prize- w inning locks BEE | ry ae . wins : a not 2. | Hospital en Drummond les in-| special, tearing away one end. A/| jbe opened with «a eo aoe: : anal ry -Y ? LO agcree Mother and Daurhter Reach ss : : | P@taie Of return, the reorgan- : xa le sada ee se en sey Saal , sos wet 'trov y requiring his further serv. | ; y inion.” h ‘ iInsistine a vana, Iil., From Kansas City. ATter nis tncrease ; The merchants have presented @ | o'clock. ; C; i a : - = . ; ' irn, 7 lagging (J 2 +5 ors? , } Ve nsatin ; A - >" . 4s 7% 4 * Laas c _ ; J a ion, en route Oo the r homcs j r at t M Kell nd box of " per cent re-;Anna Ca.nerine, Wil eo l'ture by past earnings more than | - wei tions of life—respiration, digestion | jn Lebanon. ;)Hat tO srs. bly and @ | Four o'clock in the morning, ‘Kansas City. Mo. Ss ithe vs Le enough more he Sonepp ms : and cireulation. The special, in charge of Motor- | candy, won by opening two locks, Commander Byrd has said, is the Lodi; | 1 believes, to compensate for et ee ee |/'man Roy Alexander of O'Fallon, | °¥t decline to turn over the auto- | best time for a take-off as the air be suid to have m ir here. late yeste: a elt a 5 Se ri | Seen as one in which Admi ARMY MEN , AT SAN FRANCISCO Prep dbe- the sidetrack tq |mobile because of the alleged al-| has better lift at that time and by eo ae ‘] ae re ial ects 3 t cial avin juriscicti ee _ : eer? eit ti f the ke d en- | plan discussed by th ‘lude a : lile ip. , curret pwr nek aan 2 i sige ree ard g Sy de ae let the Limited pass. The Limited | nage: O° oe : gto used in OpeN- | leaving at t at time daylight is as- ; a , ; : il ented ° 7 ee ve iir mail and commercial fi; articular lock - . : Stank ¥ Clarke, atto1 ne pair salt ) . s for ; ' — ‘ . ld -inge through and several times they | ‘ en ger Gay 4. 3 : Ort net Ui atened rivairy to ‘Take = in = ‘ w Days fo _tomobile. c was redoubied about the great ‘ . 2 4 Jl Lila ii, ; ac ; ‘ te ‘ ; b De 4 be 4 rY\ | Gal Ua. SA “RANCISCO, June Zo n —- ¢ ne th rganization his The formal |! Mrs. Pfetzing injured | ; Will Tond Dest 4 he phase of 1] natter being . at Upholds by Vote of 5 to 2 Blue Law oe . ’ me rs a oe . a “1 the top of the runway. Q formal : 7" y : ~~ cic j on C estro . ; ‘i-rotored Fokker monoplane, pi- condemned ie nagic key ON- - nude. how- her sh der and nose when she | Decision , ; sO . ns ae rr Rtn. ; KK - : of 1794 Against “Worldly , ieee, antiis & P ad tac] The men who had been pumping while trying to get | bitration, Trainmen Say. loted by Lieut. Lester J. Maitland iemploymeot.” ~ a eo aos | ry : sad , into the great tanks for , wav of a tri : > y the Asanciated Pre luen: ill b ufficient ee eT oe wanherr chants fosterin are member | Base on 191i \ aluntion an’ yi 16 he of a ft uck bet ween a? LE v E = el lan oF he ? ATI CULL Aivelri ] ‘ He Bt nberger By the Associated Presa. “ atte gE j N me be the past hour acrce lerated their mo- me $° field, Ill... and Petersburg. | decisior eo dial ae allies the reported disparity in financial arrived here at 2:34 p. m. today PHILADELPHIA, June 25.— the BSS0C1E0R. ast i et wv T ot and mechanice otlled and } oe ivy, > , = ae | i ° ‘i ante : . sie : ~*+ ; - . : " : :4 _ ; ” eights on | from San Diego. The army flyer8) proresgsional baseball is worldly the association got into difficulties onanneds smi Gide alana ane Cali Q; board to re ee Ol os “““" with the Humane Society over ai*'”* ag: | weed - ‘ ‘conductors as though racing again: © time. ramo}l! re wrort F% 7) YT} \ « . r Aayvs *¢ r eu»? ‘ LY ail , Gis ° we © a4 , . : n | 3 clea Honolulu employment and, if played on Sun-/| proposal to use stray cats in ap Feod for the ¢f _ a-¢ ~T S “ ' : . ; La] i sd nt 7 . ; . , 4 “ = . . 2 oy} 4 ii . v Ww U n gE OV © r cl - ra se 5 , ™ -* . ("¢ , tr A ™ , aA ; “ ; : The decision is an unfortunate Hicn its Oflicers propose p 7 . . : , a wae WY CLA 7 al tA 24 et a+ aee’ , - , at fl > . : Want Directetios eaid Lee. “it means con ind bere n. i mort where they expect to|test game played last Aug. 22 be-| Owner. Pilot and Passenger Die in | sssocsil" Bert Acosta. Lieutenants sal ainmen ¢ oads -} . ad 66 POF Bese tiny Veewe * “ie . {5 re tlle an‘ jern “Hh which was found | Goentain may be judged by the ES a se en eres oe ee uae | ta] ‘¢ for their Honolulu flight. tween the Philadelphia Athletics) Accident on Outskirts of George Noville and Bernt Baichen, = > | Fis & ae . —— ” , . 13 » ¢ . aa -9()()() Offers | Goctors ane Tretamen ent Known. su ‘itner that method or :., f : .. inway and roared | leagues ¢o not play Sunday base- ' Three persone were killed when ithe final prepareuee were made : ilies | - Ar ome &-. > oT _~OmMmmMission He expressed satisfaction with nos é oint to! | ball—Ph jiadelphia, Pittsburg and | an airplane fell 2000 feet on the! for their flight. ?\ the action of the board which gives 7 | even gerne feel” | Boston. | out skirts of Winner thie evening. | Shortly after Whalen made his Print : inday (;a 7% per cent wage increase to/.. i. as Bet pa Cpa: nae meene® Se et pe . 4| Five of the seven Justices’ The dead are H. G. Moorehead statement, the breeze, which had |$|yardmen, explaining — Fcc reg be Rieswsnes Te, Br ey ae er ngp™ lee pews Penge agreed in the majority opinion.|of Wasta, & Db. owner of the! been blowing briskly, suddenly w+ gps rete ee ee ano ‘ red ms | : a , ano sere Se pra ey arly The other two, while agreeing that plane: H. H. Hansen of Piatte, the ee ee te ee ee pation et ake : sige Ahecipneoom here they land- | Sunday baseball violated the law,/ plict, and Miss Lulu Lawrence of The flag atep the hangar, which Business Opportunities they are dealt with justly. hand. is 3 irded@ as havi ample in San Francisco, where ta dissented from the majority in the Winner, a passenger. had been snapping in the wind ell : t oo ae ee ie MACMILLAN BEGINS NEW TRIP ress s pmmanan ee ee ae anes intending to make the; method «f stopping it Dog Saves Four of Five Boys. | evening bung Umply straight Avtos Horses Vehicies. cee eb , SII pies Leis is j saLUnBLION if oe ee — on . oe wii Hl rr , . , or | Agowre >| ’ } ryhty) 3 fii r i s lan? ing t - LA MI PON, fin . dune + - % auw' Rooms and “Boarc... 84 WISCASSET, Me., June 25.— oreseen bh . the utcome ee ee re mech wage” = ~ ‘King Alfonso Arrives = ao When a sand bank near Fletcher's! Such remaining wind as was still Houses Etc... fo nt cats Tieutenant - Commander Donald} hinge almost entirely on whet : the Oakland airport, which Is LOOM, JUNO 0-—-Sang Ben ‘ “yr nye re : f , vs d | recorded on tnsatruments, however P ' ‘ i.4 « / £4 edb’ 4 ’ a* _ ° 40% - 8 ; , . . ' > ; ‘ . : " , " . % “| a ; 'T} ‘ ' : *T} 4 q Beni Batate end Parme...-«- 90% sacOfilian eafied from here this} Col. as th can be induced only flying field with runway so of Spain arrived here from Do Creek caved in a y ve a oe : ego age . pat De nd F . 2 in Poway = aie : | , : ‘len Tt: » - t} -ive , > dor we turied aiive., ie dog | indcdicatec 4 continuing sewing tos f iside for de- wOeSt Bena Found... ' afternoon on his eile. enth expedi- | Cas ria ortunes ith the Nationa’ s ufficient ieng’n :or ine take | ver this evening. accompanied by =. . a: _ . A j on . ven. @ curing well for ti 4 o'clock : PEitd? ertirrrs @ i ewe em * ,% . P ‘ od . . . ; . ' oe 4 _ * . 7 . . » me . us fi sil ar, as a 1. er anaes : tion to the Aretic. The schooners; Air Transport. He is regarded loff of heavily loaded machines.;the Duke of Miranda. He was cieareé the sand in su ; aati n pe ta) “¢ : ; . “a + ; ‘ id . \ ou fF refused to | Meccan ‘ ann | 2} Bowdoin and Radio, carrying the! so great an asset that eviation in- |The rumway is of gravel. its length met by King George, the Prince to admit air to a! the boys exe opt | taxe- : ceprecta- Miscellaneous _— ; members of the expedition. will| terests here think he would open /‘ 000 feet and its width is from | of Wales, Prince George ané mem- his owner, Fred Warr. 12. This boy With the dying ef the wind e filme : , ? YvTi ” Ji Le - 3° 3* Aas ‘ ‘ > ‘ ’ u ‘ » © | esd Ld ; : - . . —_ : P ‘ | ; ; | Mies, ., “rducted from the T-DISPATCH printe anchor tonight at Christmas Cove.| up virtually unlimited avenues of |200 to 500 feet. There are noj|bers of the Spanish colony. After | was beyond recovery when taken | drizzle started falling but it was net Pica) Pay Q , Sa G, day — -t ~ ’ ; Pr . : ; i " + aes a’ . | er BACKS 7) ° ai . AGA bs As 7 © oe | ‘ '_- . s - “2 | ’ t ' : . a a4 7 A ‘ P e , _ one Ciiferent betwee! MORE aoe TWICE as many Wants gna will proceed on their voyage; cash or credit to @ ‘onre ith |searchlights to ald planes to hop official greetings. King Alfonso out a see minutes later ome four believed thie would develop enough ’ . oi ye . e 5 eins "Ty" tL? EF? Sy 4 , news aper ( . . a 3 . ‘ aki . ‘ bu , : senate ’ roce A to . € . j other 0) s were noon rey it ©: I 4s > me ; dat . e : Continue on P Ade ae the OTHER Sunda: - northward tomorrow. iich h a ffiliated. in nig hours proceeded to a hotel 3 Ps age Feur La A Oe Ok et Oe LOLA BE A ek inieres<.s t re. alin . tro } he s. 4 ~/ - Mm reserve from 191 Situations Wanted om i 4 Te Cert er ‘ | J » 4 Hely Vi anted heid , a? ¢; he Paar, ‘ -—

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ee ee at ee, PR A ee Oe RLS aS ae ee ee ee er een a ee ee ee : ¥ . ~ ee ft a ‘ , 4. +] : i: y a ti 1 : ‘ apg t b ’ br : * tax t Rae 34 oe tees ' 25 at Fee | fom . oa L a . Ee ie are ¥ 33 ¢€ / 79 9 7 + e . ~~ ; : ; ; ® ; ws a 2 * ¢d q 4 & 4 7 ; J » Fol . r rn ” — a ¥ 4 eo te t ’ = * . : e s ? y » J . . * > i 4 4 ; . > LA * Cae AGE 2 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NEW PASTOR OF PILGRIM CHURCH ANERCANTFE BESTION EARTH SAYS COOLIDGE Tells South Dakota Legisla- tors Highest Plane of Ex. | | istence Is to Be Found in wv. 3. PIO NT ES, hie px niniten ie . ‘PPS é a ee SHAKES HANDS OF 400 VISITORS Guests Travel 200 Miles to Summer White House— OOM Dispense With All For-! ' Special to the Post-Dispat | . : RAPID CITY, 8S. D., June imag peer ee ; day for the civilians against the Dorcy, ridden by Sergt. O. M ee n in the potato race. And Nolan, started the fireworks by ee ee P aes the civilian lineup included a wo- smashing down the gate when his ; g ga his man, too. It was Miss Reyburn rider tried to get him on the field who brandished her spear and for the first hunters’ and jumpers’ J P whacked other spears with the H. F. Campbell, vice president R. M. Reese, president of A. C. & Co., brokers, who closed Charles E- Reese, his brother, president of A. automobile fin- Alvin H. Iran’ Frank & Co., H. W. Chotiner, dealer in invest- Morris Weinstein, head of a pring street mortgage company. I. O. Levy, president of the Ber- Phillip Grossman, money lender. ki. Bastheim, jeweler. J. KFarbstein and H. lenders, indicted are: Jacob Ber- | alias Bennett, now in New | his brother, Louis Berman; | P. Conroy, secretary of the Ju- corporation, and William C. manager of Wagy & several other money Gutterman. | Others and the OT W he 1) } Sl 4,200,000. over-issue Julian i stock was re-| ares |'ing in this stock was suspended on | the Los Angeles and San Francis- co stock exchanges and the state corporation commission revoked | ‘all its stock sales permits. The ful! ' extent of the unauthorized issue of “The hills are higher here; peo- | sentence for libel. Two other pris- | ple are more plentiful; the plains | oners, M. Delest, an associate of | are wider; there are more cattle | paudet, and Secretary General roaming in_the fields, more brood | gemard of the Communist party. mares with their foals; more sheep ialso were permitted to- walk out. . - eve ee | Their whereabouts remained un- | y are of the same type and Va- | known tonight. tate « eee alra soe Co we | Shortly after noon today Catry Life Best Under American Flag. | “But, here as there. we are un- | received a telephone call. “Catry,” der the same flag. Tet me leave |a Voice told him, “I am speaking this thought with you, Anvone {fer the Minister of the Interior. who has an occupation, or, as they | The Cabinet decided this morning say on the street, a job under that ‘to release Daudet, his lieutenant flag, no matter whether industry, | Velest and the Communist leaden agriculture or commerce. that per- | Semard. Get busy, let them out son may be assured he has the best occupation or job anvone i there may be manifestations On earth. That is what the Ameri- | Catry hesitated about releasing | Can flag means. | prisoners without the usual papers. “While, course, it is natura] | He called up the Ministry the |Interior and asked for confirma- that we should all want to better | our condition, that ts the American | tion of the order. The reply was ' sharp and instant. ideal. It is also well to remember ‘eae = of ot ot that wherever we are in America. | “What are you waiting for to we are in a station better than | execute the orders of the minis- anyone else on earth. | ter?” exclaimed the voice at. the “Again I want to express my ap- | ministry. “You are going to get preciation to your Governor and ime into trouble. Go ahead. Ke- the officers of your Legislature for coming here and to express to you my deep appreciation of the hos- pitality shown us throughout south Dakota.” Gathering Typical of Northwest. It Was a gathering typical in ev- ‘lease Daudet, | Accordingly, M. Catry went into ithe gallery of the building where political prisoners are confined and | told Daudet: “I have good news.” “Indeed,” replied the Royalist ‘leader. “Jf so, it is the first that ] _have received from official sources Delest and Semard.” ‘SHOOT IT OUT IN HOTEL HALL. ery way of the Northwest. There was Tom Berry, represehtative |!" 4 long time.” Then the director | from Mellett County, who re } told Daudet he was free and add- lieves himself from the cares of jed: “Get your belongings ready to leave the prison in 15 minutes.” Hustled Away in Car, Obediently, Daudet came out, ap- |} parently without knowledge of senator from the northwestern par‘ what had happened. Immediately of the State whose constituency in | me oar TAxen ih Coates ay Senee cludes a county without railroaa | ¥h° mustiec him inte @ car t& and telephones. Which Mme. Daudet was waiting Well to the fore were the law. and he was whisked away. yers, bankers and a few merchants | According to an account given out by L’ Action Francaise, Daudet’s State by spinning a lariat. to the ervy of the more urbane members from Sioux Falls, Mitchell and Huron. There was the cowbo, ee ee as well dressed and poised as Mr. | : p Tecter y > Came! them some farmer members with ete qd y _ os ] ots du rol, i the sunburned countenance of the Presergeocts D rg “oe hay an organiza- im 2 Uidn of Daudet’s suppor S. corn and wheat fields. It was an | Tr) “ om : : fore ee sere ere are és elepnp : ires | assemblage from the country where | yj Sa Mini “ : in t} Sa | ee : s Preacning ie Ministry o 1e 64 East meets West—lawyers, bank- |, ride 7 t) ft 11 of ¢t) ns * a ° it}? ers, merchants, farmers, miners |. — , 7 est ; 2 me | were mysteriously out of order at | ranchers and cowboys, tHe th M. Cat telen) 1 th : : he ne M. Catry telephone e When Mr. Coolidge had conclud. | , sit eR sath ’ er i'ministry and the twelfth had aa e ils informal talk, a husky- iplotter at its end . {) ter i ‘ La 2 Lhe voiced member called out: “Lets hear feom the Firat 1 | Much surprise was caused by the os - ; "s 4 i ’ »f M : aR . irst Lady, |inctusion of Semard in the jafl de- as the Communist leader was serving a sentence for inciting soidiers to disobedience. A real | * ane then given for Mr. Coolidge and i livery, Mrs. Coolidge waved a greeting | and turned to leave with the Presi. | dent, who smiled broad'iv. Western “Hip Hip, _ -— Hooray!" was m2 anne the party set out for Lookout; ?* | h $600 Mountain, 10 miles away, whose wort new. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Nore {0s te. S2°" MAJ. DARGUE IN KANSAS CITY | & Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Legislature to Mount Coolidge, | > or | % | New Ooo. 12. 1878, Tha party of lecisietore and the! Pan-American Tour Leader Lands |g ' ° Pubtisnee Paity, by The Pulltrer Publishing Co Peele Be * if 5 = ar os ; ae After Visit in St. Joseph, | ‘ . | Studio Grands Near! fl weit dlevar and ol Rt i i ies ‘ @ SBWeicd COnSBIGerabiv . atin i am) . . , a y new oor sam MEMBER OF THE aseociaren “i msiieie and tourists aaehenes 5 | By tie 4 $0 inted Prese | uct rid of your worrv. A single ap- | $ Easy and beautiful SS eas mee OR GNCMEATIONS || hake the President's hand. As the | yo®4NSAS, CITY. June 28.—Her. | lication stops the itching and pain— |f Terme | sackets Grea . wsively tir! : Th ive le CsSiIdent s and. AS lf - . . y the use for republication of all news yo stehes | file + cilia ; , | bert A Dargue, Pan-American | % few treatments do the business, | credited to tt of not otherwise eredited tn this i bat Was Passing, a shrill] voice waa! flioh?¢ ly ider , rrived at Ri h: * ete gage Pe od alee the tocal news publichea | Heard to address the President ield Se t . ss vichards nm ri t uD ical l el : o, on his tour of the | ° y an xico in the development of the country, with caution to prevent in- vestments sought by “imperialistic Wall street capital,” which by a campaign of falsehood may again, as in the past, attempt to provoke a Government crisis and armed conflict in Mexico. The announcement, was given out by Gen. Aaron Saenz, who re- signed as Calles’ Foreign Secretary, to become Obregon’s campaign manager. MOTORCYCLIST HURT IN CHASE _ IN SERIOUS CONDITION Milton Mitchell, Going 70 Miles, Crashes Into Auto, Two Oc- cupants Injured. Milton Mitchell, 22 years old, a chauffeur, is in a gerious condition at city hospital, where he was taken after his speeding motorcy- cle crashed into a Ford yesterday at Maple and Hodiamont avenues. Mitchell was being pursued by Deputy Constable Strain of § St. Louis County, who said Mitchell was going 70 miles an hour. The injured man lives at 4434A Easton avenue. Two occupants of the Ford, which in turning over escaped with slizcht bruises, while Mitchell suffered a fractured skull. Strain told St. Louis police he and a com. panion had chased Mitchell east 5 KS Mi SSTER AN Another Sister w Slayer May Have Been De ranged by Heat TT. Spectal to the Post-Dispatch, ee PITTSBURG, Kan., June Mrs. J. W. Justice, 49 and her daughter, Emme fe. | are dead and another : Evaline, 17, is near death, ing a shooting at their farm 2¢ miles southwest of late today. William year-old son, killed the two, ¢ : himself. only explanation — eats mee 2 3. Le hs tte % The tragedy offered by other of the family, is that the yous had become temporarily : a result of intense heat The er and his brother, J. wy Jr. had been plowing ip ' e:’s field all day. About 4 of William left the field. Be nothing to his brother, ang first the latter knew of the ing was when he heard the On reaching the house had walked to a room in whig 12-gauge shotgun was kept p, turning, he fired directly gt mother. He next turned the gy On the younger sister. She dig cn the way to a hospital, He the reloaded the gun and wounded q) other sister. probably fatally, The he turned the gun on himself ay inflicted a fata! wound, The father was in West | three miles away, at the time of the shooting. BREST TO HONOR Will Erect Monument to Who Landed There, ce ' ' * o on Olive street road. By the Assovlated Press, BREST, France, June 2 Municipal Council has . the plan for the erection of monument to the American who entered and left Frasg through this port during th World War and after the armistin Out of 2,082,000 American soldies landing in France, 791,000° firm touched French soil at Brest The proposed monument is te 70 feet high and will be erected & the Cours Dajot overlooking thy anchorage and gulf, 4 Funeral of Soldier and Bride Funeral services of Private ¢ ville Jones of Jefferson Barrack and his bride of two months Ma Gertrude Boeke Jones, who war killed by a Missouri pa senger train south of the : Friday afternoon, will be hed# 2 p. m. tomorrow at an undertal ing establishment at 7814 Soul Broadway. Burial will be at & National Cemetery at | Barracks, with military hosore failed to finish in the money. Sec- ond went to Al Gries, shown by Dr. John R. Caulk; third to Dr, William C. Gadsby’s Dainty Miss and fourth to Ethel King, owned | and ridden by Miss Norma Engle. | In the § five-gaited event, first | I ' LINDBERGH SWALLOWED UP | UNNOTICED IN NEW YORK to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 25.—Col. | 8 Charles A. Lindbergh, to welcome | whom 4,300,000 residents of New | § York turned out less than two weeks ago, returne dto this city for several hours today to discuss business affairs and was ag com- pletely lost in the crowd as John | D. Straphanger and his millions of | brothers. When Lindbergh return- | ed to the estate of Assistant Sec- /§— retary of War IF. Trubee Davison | at Locust Valley, L. L, tonight, his | Special are | rangement. Harold Bixby, Knight and Wit- liam RB. Robertson of St. Louts | accompanied Lindbergh on his trip | about New York, but nothing could | be learned as to where they went. | Mrs. Davison repérted today that |] Lindbergh “does nothing but pore | over maps, atlases and globes.” Tomorrow the Colonel is expect- | ed to catch up on His | privacy is insured by a corps of | private detectives stationed at the |& end of the driveway, three-quarters | ' of a mile from the Davison house to keep visitors away. backer, Harry H. Knight of St, | Louis, gave out a statement indi- | Po cating that Lindbergh was con-| Taken in trade = Yn sidering some commercial propost- | reproducing piano, bo 4 tion but had made no final | Very carefully used. / sleep. e f } | This is WASHINGTON, June 25.—The | — WurR War Department practice of grant- | of be military prisoners July followed this year. 4 will } } The prisoners to be released wil) |§ be chosen from those who have ex- - cellent conduct records and who | have served material portions of | their sentences. Ten men, whose | names are bej withheld by the | department, are to be released— | four from Fort Leavenworth, Kan.. | two from Alcatraz Island. Cal., three from Governor's Island. New | York, and one from Federal | nenit at Atlanta. YT) cr hi py the ntiary Slightly used Player that popular recordings of your selection. Small Monthly Just like new. Regular $945 value, is easily finish; play any music you want by reductions. This offer 3 Reproducing Grand Pianos % 7 includes a VIIZE A slightly used Player that is easily worth $450 new ples, latest styles, wonderfully responsive actions, rich tone attaching to electric light large library of artists of Payments. BR MONTH-END SALE MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Tremendous Savings Offered in Exchanged PIANOS If you are going to buy a Grand Piano or a Player-Piano within the next 6 months, then buy during this Month-End : Sale. A value-giving sale you'll long remember—all have clear sweet tones unpatalleled for quality and richness, The sale will be in full swing for the next 4 days and we will sell many Pianos at ridiculously low prices. We have added a few of our own makes that are discontinued style cases and floor samples. During Slightly used Player that is easily worth $750 new. COME DOWN EARLY, will offer 3 extra specials in high -grade new Grand Pianos. wv ; ; ; & this sale Sale Price.... before our month end inventory. WurR AT DRUGGISTS AND BARBERS MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE A 1006 OLIVE STREET LIIZE "Se vw 6 fe" ow PIANOS ORGANS ‘ HARPS” R MUSICAL” INSTRUMENTS Tremendous stock of used famous = upright Pianos sto, and woods at $150. ae iow aal.. Terms as Low as'$ Cheice of sacrificed 10 and 1 Per ‘INT UR LO TEAM BEATS UISVILE, 9 Spectacular Playing, Bot Defensive and Offensive Marks Exciting, Cleanl Fought Contest. geen WILL MEET TODAY IN SECOND MATC A — Automobiles Will Be Pe mitted to Park Durin Game — Conditions | fc Playing Ideal. It was “a day in June” with 3 the connotations yesterday, wh Club tea Count the St. Louis Country defeated the : Club, 9 to 5, in the first polo mat Louisville here this season. There was the sun and sprin turf for the players, the shade a west wind for the spectators. A the rare loveliness of the day W matched by beauty of th. streng and precision, speed and uf sportsmanship in the game itself polo which eminently rose to getting, and the setting was son thing to rise to. Great maples on the club t race, plumy rows of poplars the other side und the sun: green field between. Above tt lofty tops of the raples, a ripplhi flag. Below, wome * american dresses blending softly in the she ows in a subtly shifting cloud colors, delicate colors without a of the flat, downright, vehemé shades which have battled in ma crowds this Overhe the fathomless summer sky. & gleaming above the dim hills at | horizon, the cottony cloud-rim Ut! glorifies the St. _ouis sky in Jt and early Lictober. Spectacular Polo Piaying. Sheer cleanness and smoothn of play roge to spectacular heigt The occurred when ¢ player crossed another's path | hind the ball in a moment 80 f and furious that ft was almost evitable. Somehow the game Pp took of the serenity of-the setti it possible te serene the back of a demon pony horse and rider’ | fighting like fiends In the midst 14 other fighting fiends, hurr and equine. As frequently occurs in polo, score gives little indication of rt hot the contést was. For five i minutes after the game began ball wag in St. Louis - territe More than once ft was in front the goal pdésts when G, Hayw Niedringhaus, No. 4 and chief fense for the Louis club, § it bounding back toward the cer surniner. only foul nearly as is Or when as st. of the field. Right there it seer to strike an invisible barrier. Ways it was promptly started Bb to the St. Louis goal, until Math Wallace Jr...No. 2 and offense le er. broke away and ran with it whole length of the field for first of the game. Louisville's Defense Strong. Again the ball returned to Louis territory, and tt remal seven minutes before the second ehukker, Wallace sce In two minutes he had it looked though had solved the visit Strategy, but before the period € ed Capt. George IL Smith passed to Frank Hogue for the | Louisville score. : The Hogue and Smith comb tion one that accomplis much in later periods, Capt. 5m at No 3, ts captain of the Le ville team and also had “ple against the St. Louis team with One Hundred and Thirtieth Artillery. of which he ts an off Sore there for again, peutle d. Louis as was Hogue plaved a cunning and Pendable No. 4. Trelr erie Passing saved several goals Louisville and net ounted for - of the Louisville scores. Wallace and Niedringhaus gc for St. Tlouis in the third he Cap Smith fought clear Ol scramble and drove for the 1 7 ‘vall struck a. goal post. see to hesitate and went through. half ended § to ®. for St. Lout hrills in Series of Passes. players came : four bul Of methodical madness, a com}! Outsville : ee : or the last half as tron that carried the ball to H on thrilling series of pa Hloxue scored. In less than 15 OnGds Wallace, on a perfect | Piay from the toss-in, had re tee] This period and the last sh t? fastest and finest polo of RAT ‘Frequently-a play Ie Ae diagram ‘abe ileal pola, * players riding -in opp pale White and Red, along Path of the ball More than the ball traveled the length © 4 eld, Only to be driven out b} e* Pressure of a guard riding hie and riding him hard. Sevier nie. No. 2, scored for Louts His team made two goals to for St. Louis in that period. Saved Speed for Last. Slower mounts came inte hext one. The equine streal ‘thtning were being saved [0 ast. But the fighting was me ‘leree, though the chukker € Without a score for either sid The last was apeed itself. Stmpson Il], scored for St. I Then Simpson again. Then H for Louisville. Then Alex T. Pi

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 3 ENDS LIFEBY POISON FOUR KILLED, 15 HURT + INIUSBAND'S OFFICE! IN STREET CAR CRASH “Mrs. Agnes Couden, 47, Said eo Sa and Limited Trains Col- | Have Worried Over Her Ill : lide Head-On Near | ealth. ee Dayton, O. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aoe, ans ieee Eee Pee a tat nao BOVKLLS MOTHER J aNTRY CLUB SISTER AND HIMSELF on TEAM BEATS WISVILLE. 95 | Special to the Post-Dispatch ve ln dad Spectacular Playing, Both Le ITTSBURG. Kan.. June 7 : - ly} Mrs. J. W. Justice, 48 years. Defensive and Offensive, he and her daughter, Emm : WEE ered Pteade Be > > . ‘ pe 4 J POR Rey ten tur eter. mre ow . : NE Re Me ny AD eng pRe cnt oe. - Te Re ONE Gagner en Another Sister W oundeq Slayer May Have Been De. ranged by Heat. ~ : 5 Mrs. Agnes Couden, 47 years 6ld,'! By the Associated Press. is, ‘of 955 Maple place, died in Cit) | DAYTON, O. June °5.—Four | Hospital at 6:35 p. m. yesterday.| persons were killed and 15 injured SD a ae aba iaithilne Abii des STS TRS Yn a Jean 8g, Cleanly lare dead and another da @y | Evaline, 17, is near death, unl | ing a shooting at their farm home /2° miles southwest of Pj late today.. William Justi year-old son, killed the hirnself. ‘tsburg Ce, 18. j Fought Contest. WILL MEET TODAY IN SECOND MATCH | en ee eee em the office of her husband, Elliott | R. Couden, district represent tative | the Federa! Securities Corpora- | tion, 216 Rialto building. | Illness and fear of lun; troubite apparently preyed on Mrs. Cou-| den's mind, her husband said. She left home early yest erday | afternoon to go to her husband's office. She excused herself and | vent into a room adjoining that in) Marks Exciting, : ‘a “Sea * ae — =—ClwdS 3 | three hours after taking poison in|, 9 head-on collision between @ local and a limited street car near McCook Field tonight. The dead are: John Bemberton, Piqua, motor- man on loca! car. Harley Folkerth, 26 years old, Tippecanoe City. Ben Reed addrgss unknown. Jujius Yale, address unkonwn, The majority of the injured were si gays 2 sig 08 ° . : : z : ' 3 b aia Rites nee porous a on sled Saga Sy Fhe cle” i gil ee a best ot ale : ¢ ; 3 ron ye thee yaa Fé i fe z oe as ye nga v , rena a roe “ a. ei S ENE ge 4 ae ama. * iis peated Bee me Bereta e ats %. $ am Bd . saa Bee ety , limited car, which had disobeyed ane re a 3 Daten ila Justicg & | a hie E Ss , bs he 6 | se ™ ¢ ee RGR Te eer aR raeee "4 “2. | instructions, according to officers r. BD een plowing |; : . mn? fe ee Se aS 5 , er ae sc aa toe ; yaaa ie | Bs f arrie iF hter, Mrs. . eperstise S%: , es: 2 plowing in their fath. Playing Ideal. iii PN a pes Rk en Oe pe ents een ee | Le : mo , : x —_ Mrspckaasn hag | of the Dayton & Troy Traction Co.. (ei’s field a)j day. About + AO SM csi gaye OO as ws se - —— “es 5 : Ripa : - petidaion penmnse BrO, ie, REPO eee = % > e 3 Windmueller. —_ ' © clock Og ainda esaemotnteinn meni ; a ER + Ea ed ba aitcegd ” ea , &; ae . , , , crashed head-on into he local. W illia TH le ft th e i€ id. He = i 4 ee OK fe : CIS: ale OE Te ORE: 4 . ee ; 5 — — BE Tay vs oe ms wee ff? -. a : . 4 ; 6 k Ces oO 2058 od a ot Sa : S . 4 : , , m ” oa : I uneral serv ices “ il} be held at r iY ; othin ‘ a | Bie ee te ep eng ter BAe ae a Se Se | a hist pee ae e Per es ee 3 ’ orrow at an under- | The Northbound iimited failed to ‘| no ing to his al and the a as “a day in June’ ith all Ae PP 0 : | heed instructions that the two | first the latter knew of the e 3 : : taking chape' at 4449 Olive street, | ing was when he heard the shots Ij ears should pass at “No. 100," and |} On re aching the house William the St. Louis Country Club team | AMERICAN MURDERED BY } ee ee Be ert : ep 3 os % ee } = © ge ¥ ; 3 3 : a i age e és Cae if ie Se : ; ae: "65a a ae Ps | passed that point. lhad walked to a room -i aes 7 Sh SOE ge ae aioe Postage? ie ee Be Bae”! CU got ( o | tee ee a et eum Ra ee ee _Bemberton. motorman on the “ 2 in w hich a defeated tiie LOuIsViil€ Country Boe cw ae BEG Tone &, SR ie og BD fe ta te. name f ae. ' ene a ————— 6 Di sige Ste at ae CRAZED CHINESE IN MEXICO | Southbound local, was instantly | 22- =e shotgun was kept. Re. Club, 9 to 5, in the first polo match | Sao 1 5 OBES OPE: es | $m gee SOE ON Sc Be a By PM ig la ig, gg, . OB PG ie it D Olpg sills | killed when the cars crashed. jturning, he fired directly at hig , his seasor Bie ae p ae | rN eee rere a. q = : Best soe _ 25.—The green field between. bove » Wallace of St. Louis Scoring the | Es. SS ee on = a oe e* 4 ft “il — A One Victim Rolled by Street Car |COMpany was one of the larges* | With Box Car Seal- ‘ a2 Vounci as approved »tops of the maples, a rippling First Goal. aac ce x S Ser ee $ ee. ee Ree eal ee After Being Struck by Machine. | tomato packerseand shippers on the| Two men, designated by police On the plan for the erection of o@® : erica flag. ‘lo NE Three women and a man were in- | Mexican .west coast. His home was;as John Moran, 36 years old, and oS eaigggecae to the ae soldierg is es biendin ftiy in the shad f St. Louis. an he game Was ; a Rtas s 4 Gs a ae 3 age Pe | ae ae f jured. three of them seriously, in at Baton Rouge, La. Mrs. Howell, | “Hick” Long, 45, of Madison. were q ee ae aoe lt — Oo: ies ieee ; a automobile accidents last night. pres ee ating we a —_ | shot and critically wounded at World War « . Se intage-point Seta a es. sae | While crossing Grand boulevard | Of te University of Louisiana, was | 10:30 last night by Special Officer in ig oc a aaga-ygae f the flat, downrig} 3 ; | tators and new color for the sett gi if : Seana : ee ee 5 3 at Wilmington avenue, at 9 o'clock | *®¢ only white woman in Los Mo-/Gulich of the Terminal Railroad | Out of 2.01 2,000 American eoldiers ie 7 : sttled in man ee ee es ee sans iia ian : & 7 : P oP arr ; oe s Mrs Elizabeth Steinemann. 681 chis when her husband was killed. Association, who reported he ar- ‘emiamngay! ne viagatate 191.000 first is umn n , mp os : : . | E ae ; : years old, of 3647 Fillmore street, The killing was understood to rested them when he found them ee wee Rt Brest. fathomiess summer sky, andi the race. i y ) swim Poa ee P : peer : was struck by an automobile and rysiata yr e — oungrenn - ares tampering with a box car seal. epvee — _0 co aged tee ming a! ; : ‘ ae suffered a fracture of one leg and a heavy failure of the past season's Gulich said he'men attached him 70 feet high and wil] be erected in gleaming opty 3 catia peaincres de ions ana tomato crop and the resultant dif-| 4, he merehed thems earesn. the the Cours Dajot overlooking the ee ago aa or a sein — ficulties of growers obtaining full| ,.rqs on the northeast edee of anchorage and eulf. Frank Martin, 21, driver o | payment for their crops. ; i ge omg automobile, later surrendered him- YEN Venice, by; F ‘uneral of Soldier and Bride. Spec tac alar ‘Polo Playing. : | ; | Canada’s : Tribute to U. S. Cemetery Caretaker Ende Life. (OF al services of Private Or. Sheer cleanness and smoothnes8 en over to the publie last year, § am | ss | ea | In a collision at Newstead avenue | 9 "WASHINGTON, June 25.—As a| Willard Roe, 32 years old, a care- - : : 33 a : ‘ nw “ae ° de of tee earn ten Bp Mt) ove fo svectacuiar heights | no invitation could be broadcast| |) oe rn | Sarah Rosenstein, $2. was serious. | ‘rivete to sAmerienne whe. served | her St Soe eaes Comeaam se ude Boeke Jones, who w gg ago er ae ee ee aa arp aa cane eaten. | git | te ie oi tila ie Maiai Ger- - me Seen cereen: in the| himself four times at 7:30 p. m. i ‘ . ; 7 =e pias AnO And) ing tha iv tn By lees | ly injured and her dayghter, G | World War. Canada will erect in| yesterday, one of the bullets enter- Ep eiies by - Missouri Pacific pas- lind th all in a moment so fa: ‘noon may enter the club grounds = : : eoeeoge -peaaeacaa aaa tie, 27, suffered cuts and bruises. | Arlington National Cemetery a 24-|ing his heart and causing death, Senge r trainsasouth of the Bafracks on } : ' nost I wn P . ad. ae e y } Bes ‘ pit ae The ir machine was struck by a ma- foot memorial cross, the Canadian The body was found fn his bedroom ce Seneon. oe ee Oat © evitat somenow Un ae pat ‘oad rk their automobiles on! “if ) om er Bs sd | chine driven by Erickson Lewis, 29, | legation announces today. The; by Mrs. Robert Goericke, with 2 p..m. tomorrow at an undertak- ieok of the sereni > the settin age seni | he field and| ~~ o a % 5 |of 5089 Westminster place. Mrs.| memorial, authorized by the Cana-| whom he boarded at 2410 Spring ing establishment at 7814 Souts s nearly as it 1 ossible 1% + oe Aig PE tie NTS ees se pe4 oe / | Rosenstein was taken to Missouri! dian Parliament. wil] cost $10,000.l avenue, St. Louis County. ae Broadway. Burial wil ] be at the serene i e back fermoniac Z seh ne ee a zi uly - 1% he as Ree on Y 3 a : | Saptist Hospital. Lewis was ar- P's cals PEE Cael ented iehotien ed National Cemetery at Jefferson ; a aa wees eo er eee & ee Ree, ~ ; ee F catalan ; : TT Vil, oot Se — © —" : to begin at o:3%. eg AOS ser SORES Br es Se oe Barracks, with military honors ighting like fiends in the midst of ies Sh en an be i : | Henry Tobias, 61, of 5729 Pen- — oe Liner iz in} iends, umMeN | ere Segoe iting & 3 gre. igh 2 ete ory eye ST Sages | rose avenue, was struck by an auto- | : : H F /Sim- ms pe : e : mobile at Easton and Academy avenues at 10 o'clock and knocked | into the path of a Wellston’ street | Mahlon B. Wallace, Jr. ‘ear which rolled him dlong the | + proper: Wiledity dog? a _ — - eee a tracks ose veral teet. He was taken | Vian Who = hilled tinal Convicted | to City Hospital and found to be ' | . jx |By the Associated Press. i suffering from possible skull frac- | REGS GEE OY buL LEAVENWORTH, Kan., June 25! ture. Mrs. Samuel sii es Scucder. stickwork was \ i] through LEAVEN se eee = out the gimme, and Ae 90% ) Urrie, £4 years Old, Whe Girl Killed in Auto Crash. ; as a | rs ; seyer OnnIeE., sOU I ville, NO. i , a . pnard. Ni ringnaus ! CHIN) snot i } ¢1i } lu onard Heim last Sc; the Post-Dispatch S 3 it bounding back toward the center | _ aaa ea sa . rs. Hahlon B. Wallace Jr., wore a as the thnck eteenee au ‘ound cullty of man-| PARIS, lL, June 25.—When an| Ver , . 34 >: " “ ‘ ‘ + ns ] | ) I jt) i TWO together In a eronftec tioneé ry Ri hard ‘through Wa kil ] : no le iength ‘ . Li YY ne or } rn rs , , qs Sports ” seit ili pees iia ” : ol ie window of tne f its + : 5 , Pt ILO ‘ ISITORS i asi . 8 : ; ’ NX \| bh ,"4 A i > i i f r | janc: , He then shot Helm. 1 \ j \ | s Ore ’ id allie. COST Ui , 48. sue anc ‘ j Lwese : “ ‘ . _* . he r jugular veir . . , 110n carries a senience : ‘Louisville’ s Defense Strong. N TE T | ED A T . vil carr of bil : winite. Again he ball returned t , E R A N “ = — . v) ‘- . j } } . | a . ls ‘ i? ‘ hi 4 ‘4 . * } * 4 | " : , ’ | ; “; y . ~ ve an ’ ; . ry é ; ‘ ‘ ’ 14 j ‘ - - - i ) _ : as ae ’ ‘ 4 ; j ‘ Gik (‘é Ir t i aide Wise 6 er. broke h his sweetheart, when he found SLA RIAMY Gp" oye =m REJECTED SUITOR FLINGS ACID. "'.,comucton, conrcs & ret\cura| sam severed. Lloyd) Cam, 38 sly glinucs ore, in INFORMAL PARTIES AT WIDOW, THEN TAKES POISON ==esoxmam inutes. a printed : : ukker,. Wallace score wide black and gold lt and rs. East St, Louis Cook Likely to Die quality and richness. two minutes he had re- After Futile Attacks on Wom- pusly low prices. We have rey Society Turnout Small but En- an in Cincinnati. rotten > P > MP LAL ake i aj Ll] ~ ; + “ij ‘ ° ° h d oe Ton , _— oh Parres of 1JiV¥U C.eveian “i oe soxd thusiastic — Luncheon an ' Milan model. Mrs. : | . erategy, Out before ihe perio: 1d ‘ pen, wl efore her marriage last | avenue, East St. Louis, a cook, at- he | apt. George I. mith ad Dinner Today. nonth was Miss Sue aWwesS WOTE | samn o kill himself yesterday 4 . | isseqg to Kr 1- 7 — . , ee at " St # oes ‘s . P . p 4 , ) PaANnK SIOSUL af ae sees a frock 9f yelow . 'in Cincinnati, aft 1e had flung! ¥ te De he RL ae Betas buy during this Month-End A Pril) : o -} . , ‘. f ~~ ic ‘2 ASiT) nuy Ane tha is Or 38 i ii zz Artillery. of which he is an officer. | ‘ as so os irs. McClellan § says if MISsVillie score . ith t f “Th H satan ir i = oe per ce Se er : acid at a young ynan who re- ’ SI Rint ‘nemnttns- |. 2°, ostece esting, tor] tbe leapt. eS Sones aetmas emis, [Fonee 10 meorre bom. soho emarkable tion was one that accomplishe beauty oO! ri seitll 7 Capt. N. M. Neate escribes Game, | ; e . Ae iit Ser a € sii hen i . = } Tic e much in later periods. Capt ‘Gea tt OD} ime Deli ween tne VUISVi! oo it ideal Polo. by rea "' + ted tc ive “gt, Reemenet- bs an ‘ 5 Sega! site : Ia rr te exner ) ive . . i ; . , ' 1 arres Is not XP € i , at Nec a Is captain Oo! the lL_ouis- f Punt . ‘lu} am - 1d a > EC as Lad i Ja, A i : | Te tTOOl POISON after hier ‘ ttempt AEOLIAN GUARANT EED : } ? } } : UU }? pis 4 cA as ai? ding ie STEIN WAY Style A Magnificent tone and condition, but “ae — used, a most remarkable value. Horne ni- ~tathenden . | il rests, and because r) “first thokk ver. re wa idin . ease Velle plaved ; ‘unning and de- ‘ ne flune the Pendable \ is «0 th ‘ Louis society has told her before lung t! dable No. reir smoot! Itespattered her legs ville team and alsc had played to disfizgure Mrs. Ikmm: McClellan, SALE PRICE passing saved several goals for cnenee: 1 thie in the mounts a ring eee 515 North Sixth Street branch | KIMBALL | § e ; Smal! size, finely figured mahogany; excellent Site mother hi . tone and condition, a real barga: r é 4 5 ‘ . , ‘ . } = ~~“ ’ 4 a ‘ P : . tor , r4¢4h he T ‘ ul : oe ae ; : é ; = ot Lo iis eam Witn I l¢€ . , ye — = . (). Sy} 2 P _ ; 2 ‘ — cr CG Wo é nall. Wt hone th e ial : 7 yesterday. ue inet low. 2 Fo1) urred. | young Ww O indreé and Thirtieth Field ef of nae tice gets fie eo n marry you then nobody Loui ‘ Qo and pe r } . ‘ t S) a 3] > ron? r end ito ?. for St. Louis. luncheon at the . Louis Country Thrills in Series of Passes. “lub. r guests were Airs. Sev I rat vw puGii | mn, are beat by cK ( a4 . ‘ rs . ‘ - SS oe ae i . . . (ii i ; sv* ‘> -* \ cs - ‘ . ‘ . ae ‘ » . . . " " 4 - . ‘ » te 4 “4 ° , ° ‘ | . ‘ . , r) G-% r) n + r 4 ‘ bundles “on lilliard an Mr: a! im yin f he nt ; | 7 } li¢ ‘ . “ey? i i? iT ,.? hig ‘ = " , 4 ’ P. | ; i : ’ = rT} ; , ; Pe " . ..3 *; e . ? e — vy, cr ’ . *s 4 . ry vr, © ] I liogzue : = ¢ ("#3 es . j ) re | ee: } t passes |ringhaus. Mra Pelham Turner and team play. Bonnie, too, ured in) ypourian Die of Hicouss | MIORE DAYS PREMIER “8 , = ee: ae | ; | Pi IPL AR “RLU o.. June 20 | An exquisite small grand m perfect condition. . fPal : daiaCe a} , ' ~~ FS ~ re | licia 2 “oe 2 b fa cliialf , f Ouz : 44 4 ‘ 7 lie " i ie er | O . P. ‘ - ‘ J ‘ f hy we ‘ iTs | wolo of the] panin. ie! > wt} eac! n irs. Splendid tone, highly reeponsrve ect ‘ay looked aT) . Capen Jr. Made up anetne , ' of several attractive grands m thw group oe aa ie P Reeular Values Were $7 to $12 SALE PRICE a" $750 KIMBALL-Made egu 3 anciansdeata 885 We Move to 612 Olive : A. magnificent Grand Pienols, in eplendid pole, with | Established 1879 48 Years of Service Tremendous sieck of used famous = upright Piance Choice of sizes, StF : b and woods, sacrificed Nerce ¢ : . Without a i ins caida chiffon gowns, worn with large ; Terms es Low as $1 Per Week : The la i 7 garden hats, were seen. Mr Wile | 1007 Olive Street CEntral 6200 Simpson 17] ores r St. Lou llams wore a two-piece costume | PIANOS PHONOGRAPHS RADIOS lag 1, ss. f printed silk in white and slate , vt rity Then Hogue | of . li bat for Louisville. Then Alex T. Primm blue and a large red Millan 4at used Player that is easily j : ct . V} ite won : ¥? 4 i. aso m4 P on rue ; { OTIC 5 5 $750 new. F ii8 of the ball. More than once | ainner given la ning by th Grand Piano $59 | Ail trays eG netn oO i re , ion art he S lis condition througeut; twenty Duc-Art artist — New 7 eee) Stiven out by ° i Country Club, Mr. and Mrs, Ev- Contains the New, Low, Even-Tension Scale Street on June 28th included SALE PRICE Saved Speed for Last. _—_—‘| Mahlon ts A Re : © Blower mounts came ir th hosts at é£ inne Ast y soe sed Pianos e hest ons The eouine streaks Sports oullits predominated, _ , | =~ COMPANY of MISSOURI and flowered LS a eres ee f » _ W.P. CHRISLER~PRESIDENT. Stadio Uprights Used in concert and recital work for six months. @ Bench end Deilvery tuctuilel Wals- Over SALE AT SIXTH ST. BRANCH ONLY 1004 OLIVE STREET $29 sa | i Shi mate too coals to one | cules Country ©iso grounes Looks and sounds like new. Clear, sweet, singing a for Bt. Louis in that period | an (ite cco RON amin, fia, tone. A decided bargain ; ightninge vw. wing anwves : .l piece knitted or SiIX COS | if 7 2 @ eS | i | . i Y ast. . oh ae a - oe lece | ing favored. owever, a number oe | s = : — S15 North Sixth Street Exclusive Steinway and Duo-Art Representative Then Sin — 1 pRS

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PDD wri A ees a cp pedicel F xiartnas ys poy A wae Se a 2A RCO) Re RN “es . . lade eA IS an near agmeee mmnemeadl . — A UIP ARR SMI APOE 1.95 * . * AN ep PAGE 4 ww E. ST. LOUIS SALOONS MUST PAY $200 FEE Mayor Orders 133 Dispensers of Malt to Take Out Licenses. The owners of 133 saloons ,in East St. Louis, where police have reported beer and whisky were be- ing sold, have been ordered by Mayor Frank Doyle to take out malt beverage licenses at $200 a year each, as one means of re- storing to the city treasury revenues from saloon licenses ta° en away Dy prohibition. Mayor Doyle safd, in explaining his action, that while East St. Louls police in making a survey of 179 saloons under suspicion of selling home brew and whisky have listed 133 as places where the law is being violated as to prohibition, he does not believe evidence can be obtained to convict the saloon- keepers and keep them convicted or drive them out of business. But he is determined, he said, that they i i shall not escape paying the malt beverage tax, which would ad3 $26,600 to the city’s general rev- | enue each yvear if all paid up. An Economic Move It was an e®onomic, not moral! survey, Mayor Dovrle insists. The city government of East St. Louis faces an $900,000 deficit for the year, It was up to the Doyle ad- ministration to open new, fields of revenue. His campaign slogat had been “Let’s Be Frank,” and he urged frankness upon the _ police who visited the 133 saloons in the bootleggers’ directory. Thus, they re vorted that these places sold not only nonalcoholic malt beverages which would make them liable to the increased tax but sold beer and whisky as well. Comniissioner of Public ‘Safety Herman Zierrath, who as head of the Police Departmen conducid the survey of bootleggers, said: “We know the places on the list are hootlegging and they can easil af- ford to pay the malt beverage tax. When They Sell It. Compilation of the directory dis- closes that there are eight boot- legging resorts on ¢ ‘ollinsville ave- nue: seven on State street, and 11! on Broadway in the .eart of down town “Fast St. Louis Police re- ported locating 38 beer and whis- ky places in the southeastern sec- tion known as the “Black Lands” where a large Negro populace re- sides. ‘The Valley,’’ formerly 41 segregated vice district is repre- sented by 14 saloons on the direc- tory, the foreign settlement abo: the stockvards has 22 and there are 24 scattered ir outlying resi- dence districts, The tax for the places selling soft drinks containing no malt is $60 4 year. At present there are but 17 places which admit selling “near beers’ and pay the $200 annua malf beverage tax, while 179 sa- loons were ranked in the non-malt classification. Mayor Doyle or- dered the check-up to determine how many of the 179 saloons could be eased into the malt beverage column, Amone the names on the offl- cial bootleggers’ directory, report ers found 380 saloonkeepers who have ben fined in Federal Court for bootlegging within the last 18 monthea. Continued From Page One. the amount set aside and the amount charged against it, or $6,- 183,099, leaving as the tentative valuation $52,024,192. It was estimated in the opinion thatathe increased fare would give the company an additional revenue of $1,466,846 a year on the basis of the number of passengers cé@r- ried in. 1926, in which, the com- mission found, the company had available for return after meeting operating expenses, $2,447,864. Es- timating that taxes and other op- would increase the commis- erating expenses over the 1926 figure, sion finally arrived at $3,686,710 as the amount which would be avail- able for return on the investment under the increased fare. This would be approximately 7.3 per cent on a valuation of $52,060,- 000. City Overruled. The commission held against the City on its contention that the re- ceiver of the United Railways Co. was charged only with pres rving the property, and not with making a return for the stockholders, and that the lines in the city and St. Louis CGiounty should be considered eeparataly. On the question of the recelv- ership the commission held that “the evidence so far submitted does not show that the cost of operation of petitioner’s property. under the presént management, is more expensive than it would te under private owmership, or that a greater net return could he cured under private ownership.” “Iinder the law.” the commis- sion ruled a “public utility 1s en- titled to earn a fair return upon the fair value of its prodperty dedicated to the serwice of the put- lic: it matters not whether euch property be operated by a receiver or under private ownership.” On the city’s contentioa taht the city and county lines shauld be considered separateky tre commis- sion ruled the property shoud be considered as a whoie in fixing rates, referring to previous de- cisions in which stich separation was denied. Present Rates Insufficient. “The present rates are insuffi- cient to yield reasonable compen- sation for the service revgered and are unjust and unreasonable,” it was Stated in the order. The city has contendea in previ- ous hearings that the annual flat allowance of $1,500,000 for depre- ciation was excessive, but the Com- mission ruled it would not c’sturb this allowance pending the fina] determination of the case. ‘That the Commission is liket’ to ecale down the depreciation allowance somewhat is indicated by its de- duction of the credit balance of $6,- 183,099 that had accrued in the depreciation reserve from Januacy 1, 1919, to December 31, 1926; in fixing the tentative valuation of $52,024,192. A pending change in ownership in the company, through sale cf the property at foreclosure io terminate the receivership, hag no bearing on the questions in the rate and valuation case, the Com- se- ST. LOUIS POST-9'° PATCH Big ht-Cent Fare on U. rR. its To Take Effect July 9 | sideration.” ___. SUNDAY MORN om - eS ed mission held, and that point, raised by the city, was discarded. History of Case. The firet petition for the rate in- crease was filed by the company on June 3, 1926; the comm) wy seeking an 8-cent fare, two tokens for 15 cents and no chunge in the children’s fare of three cents. The Commission orcered an audit of the company’s books on June 14, 926. : On October 23, 1926, the com- pany filed a supplemental petition, asking the Commission to grant whatever increase Was necessary to give a return pending completion of the case. In that p tition the coma. y asserts its n.onthly earn- ings were $116,000 less than what the company was entitled to earn. Last January the company at- tempted to takea ‘short cut” to the :deral courts by filing with the Commission an increased fare schedule it proposed to put into effect on Feb. 7, last. The Com- riission sus ,»ende2d the schedule for 120 days, for investiga‘ion, and the company went into Federal Court to obtain an injunction to restrain the Commission from en- forcing the suspension U. S. Injunction Dissolved. A temporary injunction was is- sued in kederal Court under which the company charged an 8-cent fare, two tokens for 15 cents, from Feb. 7 to Feb. 28. On final hear- ing in Federal Court at Kansas Citt, the injunction was dissolved and the case returned to jurisdiction of the commission. On April 9, 1927, the company filed an amended petition asking for a straight 8-cent fare, a re- turn of 8 per cent on its valuation, and contending the valuation of the property was “at least $75,000,- 000,"" exclusive of nonoperating property. In hearings on the latter petition before the commission last May the company contended the value of its operating property was $98,- 573,000 on the basis of reproduc- tion new, less depreciation. The city asked for a postpone- ment of six months to prepare its case. In the order today the com- mission stated it has received a let- the ter from the City Counselor on June 17 suggesting that if the commission did not believe it fair to delay the question of fares un- til the city completed its investiga- tion, an order he issued fixing a temporary valuation and fares, us- ing evidence submitted so far. It was suggested that if this were done, the case be set for addition- al hearing after the city has had an opportunity to complete its in- vestigation. Similar temporary orders been issued by the commission in other cases, while an investigation was in progress. Effect on Public Uncertain, Says Mayor. Mayor Miller said yesterday ne was not prepared to express an Service Co. opinion as to the effect the 8-cent fare and the fixing of the United? Railways valuation at $52,000,000 would have upon the proposal to give the St. Louis Public Service Co., which soon will take over the operation of the street railways, a 30 year franchise. “The increase will be in effect for six months under the Commis- sion’s order,” he said, “and that will give plenty of time for con- cy | Piano : F you purchase your Piano from Conroys you — 44 have the choice of America’s best. | Facts— You are not limited as to price or style. ¥ Jeaders in every field are on display. No extra interest or carrying charges are added | You will not be given indifferent service after your purchase. Our service department is the |: best that almost fifty vears of successful expe- ; rience can secure. have | JAMES 1. WALKER MADE HIS WiLL ONLY 2 WEEKS AGO Trustees Turned Over $4,- 898,416 to Princeton Graduate Killed Friday in Airplane Crash. Two weeks before James Theo- dore “Teddy” Walker, 21 years old, was killed in an airplane crash near Pottsville, Pa., Friday, an estate valued at $4,898,416 was turned over him by the trustees at the office of his St. Louis atto , Judge Daniel G. Taylor, na made his will. Judge Taylor said last evening he could not discuss the contents of the document before it is filed for probate which will be after the funeral, tentatively set next Tues- day in St. Louis. It is understood, however, that young Walker made no large philanthropic bequests and that the bulk of the estate will go to family connections. He was an only child, and has no immediate relatives other than cousins and his stepfather, Dr. M. B. Clopton. Funeral Set for Tuesday: Dr. Clopton arrived in Pottsville yesterday and announced he would depart this afternoon. with the body of his stepson. He will re- turn on the Pennsylvania train “Spirit of St. Louis,” arriving here at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. The funeral has tentatively been set for Tuesday. George Lea Lambert, Walker’s cousin and college mate and the pilot of the plane which crashed has been quoted as saying he “never wants to see a plane again.”’ He has been ordered by his physi- cians to remain in Pottsville for several days more to recuperate from the shock of the crash and from minor injuries. His parents, Maj. and Mrs. Albert Bond Lam- bert of St. Louis are with him. L- W. Baldwin, president of the Missouri Pacific, has offered his private car for their return to St. Louis. The Walker estate descended to James T. Walker from his grand- mother, Mrs. Lily Lambert who died in 1889. She left her wealth in trust funds of equal size for the benefit of her children. When young Walker’s mother, Mrs. Lily Lambert Walker Clopton died in 1911 he was bequeathed two-thirds of her share, the other third be- ing left to his stepfather, Dr. Clop- ton, whose home is at 5391 Water- man avenue. $2,500,000 in Bonds. A friendly suit determined that Mrs. Walker had no righth to be- queath the trust fund left to her by her mother, and all must go to her son at the expiration of a trust period to last until he became of age. Walker was 21 last March and the Mercantile Trust Co., which had acted as trustee, prepared to surrender control to him. The largest items of property turned over to him at the conference in Judge Taylor’s office were $2,487,- 25 in Liberty Bonds; $1,375,000 of & ¢ a ci u ¢ ‘ Se ee vw. The a ae ks LS | to time payment accounts. al} ; Conroys is not a factory controlled store. m | For that reason our sales organization recom- mends that which is thought “bes st for your re- nt quirements. + J a | @ONROYS | \' c. ie 3 The Paramount Piano Store ' ; 1100 OLIVE i —- —— | hand when 'a probable cause |airplane crash ithe before | Lawrenceville | Lambert ' caused by | tim —} Lambert Pharmaceutical Co. stocks; $85,000 in Ely-Walker Dry Goods Co. stock and $50,000 in United States Treasury notes, Dr. Clopton was mentioned ina farewell note written by Walker just before the airplane crash, when it appeared to him that Lambert, could not bring it down safely. Princeton Graduates, note bore the Mal, Carol” clutched in Walker's he was removed from the wreckage. He died 30 minutes later without receiving ness. The “Carol” The “Good -by was found referred to is | a girl friend of the deceased youth wno resides in St. Louis and at- tends an Eastern school. Walker and Lambert were flying in Lambert’s plane from Princeton to Bellefont, Pa., when Lambert lost control. They had intended flying to St. Louis after a brief | Stay at Bellefont. Wreck of Lambert Plane Laid to Faulty Fuel, Special to the Post-Dispatch. POTTSVILLE, Pa., June 25.— Faulty fuel has been suggested as of the Lambert here Friday, by A. ©. Egbert, mechanic at the. Law. renceville, N. J. airfield who was last man to wor kon the plane it took off on the?® fatal flight. He and James T. Walker prepared for the trip no high test airplane gasoline was available, and ordinary automobile gasoline was placed in the tank. Young Lambert stated at the Pottsville liospital today that 15 minutes be- fore the crash the engine was miss. | line | | ing badly. A clogged fuel impurities in the gaso might have caused the motor to cut out and led to the tragedy. Relatives and friends of the vic- and survivors were here in large numbers today. Doctors have recommended that Lambert rematIin line ‘in the hospital several days longer to prevent infection in an eight inch cut on his left leg, his only serious injury. Lambert was still suffering from shock and grief. liis father, mother and uncle were | with him this evening. Large crowds of sightseers .: | ea to the field where the wrecked i machine lies. The farmer who owns the, field charged | admission, words | and | conscious. | said when questioned at | that when George | 10 cents\ G, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH |Gov. BAKER PRAISES MISSOURI MELONS IN PROSE AND VERSE Country’s Best in Size and Qual- ity, He Says in Telling Club of Production. Gov. Baker marked the opening of the watermelon season by paying tribute to that fruit in prose and verse in an address yesterday be- fore the St. Louls Southeast Mis- souri Club. In speaking of the assets of Southeast Missouri, he gave em- phasis to its production of water- melons, saying: “Among fruit and vegetable crops, the production of watermelons has become one of great importance. From 3000 to 5000 carloads are produced in this section annually. Southeast Mis- souri watermelons are to be found in practically every watermelon market from Galveston to Mon- treal. No section of our country produces melons of such tremen- dous size or of such exceptionally fine quality. Southeast Missouri produces a sufficient number of watermelons each year to provide a large, juicy slice for each man, woman and child in the state of Missouri. Hal Cochran said it right: “*You can talk about your short- cake, or your luscious cherry pie. You can rave about your ice cream cones, but lissen—Me, oh my, Is there anything as tasty, is there anything as nice, As to gobble watermelon by the large an’ juicy slice?’ ”’ INJURED ON LAKE STEAMER Miss Kate E. O’Brien Suffers a Broken Shoulder. Miss Kate E. O’Brien, principal of Walnut Park School, suffered a broken shoulder Thursday when she fell down a flight of stairs on a lake steamer going from Detroit to Buffalo. She is now in a Buf- falo hospital. Miss O’Brien was on her way to New York with a party of tourists who sailed Saturday morning for Europe, Word of her injury was received in St. Louis by Miss Margaret Re- gan, with whom she _ resided at 4008 Maffitt avenue. Miss Jennie Kelly, principal of O'Fallon School, who was traveling with tour. SUPREME COURT RULING ON STOCK DIVIDENDS Holds They Can’t Go to Bene- ficiaries of Trust Estate as Income. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, June 25.— Stock dividends declared by a cor- poration are not income, and the additional shares issued cannot be turned over as income to benefi- ciaries of a trust estate made up of the original stock, but must be- come a part of the trust estate. Division No. 1 of the Supreme Court held in an opinion handed down today. The decision construed the will of Joseph M. Hayes of St. Louis as to disposition of the income of a $630,000 trust estate, which includ- ed approximately $400,000 in stock of the American Tobacco Co. Hayes, a dealer in woolen goods, died in January, 1919, leaving the $630,000 trust estate and real es- tate valued at more than $125,000. Four stock dividends totaling 84 per cent were declared by the American ‘Tobacco Co. in 1920, 1921 and 1923. Beneficiaries of the trust estate, who were Hayes’ | children and grandchildren, filed suit against the St. Louis Trust ‘and Mrs. Florence Hayes Wheeler, trustees, to deteranse whether the additional! stock was income, to be turned over (to the beneficiaries, or accrued to the principal of the trust estate. Circuit Judge Hartmann of St. Louis held the additional shares constituted income and ordered a Coa. distribution of the ress ~ i On appeal oO beneficiaries. Bos case, lawyers representing trust companies handling estates filed briefs as “friends of the court,” as no previous ruling on made in uestion had been il and it was considered of importance in handling of eS- Comal George R. Ellison, author of the opinion, held the stock dividends were not income of the trust estate, and in a true sense were not dividends. He ruled the additional shares were an accretion to the trust estate, “because they represent no money or property severed from capital assets.” The case was reversed and remanded, with instructions to the lower court to enter @ judg- ment in accordance with the deci- sion. Missouri Boy Scouts Get Medals. Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 25.—Archie Howell, 13 years old, and Samuel Lancaster, 16, both of Boonville, Mo., today were awarded honor nredals by the Boy Scouts of Amer- ica for heroism, They gained the medals for rescuing 6-year-old Brownie Neimeyer, who had fal- len through the ice 40 feet from shore. He was pulled out of the water by his hair by Lancaster, REFUSES CLEMENCY OFFER Mrs. Katherine Cassler Third Wom- an to Be Condemned to Die in Illinois. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, June 25.—Mrs. Kathe erine Cassler of Crown Point, Ind., today became the third we@man to be sentenced to death in Mllinols. Neither of thé other two was hanged, however, and one pf them was acquitted at a second, tial. The other’s sentence was co uted to life imprisonment, The death penalty was imposed by Judge Philip L. Sullivan who, even after the jury returned its verdict, gave Mrs. Cassler a chance to change her plea to guilty and be sentenced to life imprisonment, as were her confessed accomplices, Loren Patrick and Mrs. Lillian Fraser. Patrick confessed that he was the actual slayer of William Lind- strom. d@ cabinet maker, with whom Mrs. Fraser had lived. At the time of the slaying, Mrs. Cassler admittedly sat in an automobile outside Lindstrom’s home, but Pat- rick, who worked for Mrs. Cassler, and Mrs. Fraser testified that the condemned woman plotted the slay- ing so she could obtain $7500 life insurance, Mrs. Cassler is the mother of four children. One of them, a boy 14 years old, her mother and her husband heard the death sentence passed upon her. Mrs. Cassler said she “would rather hang. so my four children can say their mother is dead, rath- er than have to say she is in whose feet were held by Howell. jail.” | Free 85c American Oil Best Oil—Buy 1, 85e—1. 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Se 50c Orphos Tooth Paste .......-.-.. 29e Bromo Seltzer 19¢, 3290c¢, BSc, $1.50 Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday Limited e280 a2 Free 85c Norwegian Cod Liver Ojil...... 1 Free 25ce Lane’s Pills, best for liver....1 Free 15c Sewing Machine Oil, best......1 Fre Se eS 4g bc ce beeen eece® 1 Free 19c Box, 1 Free! 15¢, 1 Free - Moth Balls ) Epsom Salts . BAe eS $1.75 Hair air Clippers The Guaranteed Kind. Special. . FREE DRUG SALE REIFFER Moved on Broadway Just North FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FREE of Washingt FREE SALF—Buy One—Get One on (ence me Ne PN ma | Free Hair Brush $1.29 Wearwell Hair Brush. 75c Golden Peacock Powder. 15e 2-in. Gauze Bandage ®2Shc Germicide Soap, mild 1°7,....1 7T5e Sage and Sulphur Halr Tonle. 1 Free 39c, 75e Tooth Brush............ : Free 50c Cocoanut Oll Shampoo........ Free 25c Palmolive Taleum Powder. . Free 80¢, $1 Jockey Club Perfume..... .1 Free Se Smelling Salts, Frosted Bottle. .1 Free ae Palmolive After-Shave Talc... — Free The Sterilized Gauze, 5 yds........ 1 Free 35e Almond Cream, Kelffer’s...... 1 Free L5e, 25e, 35¢ Peroxide, U. 8. P.....1 Free ®he Lipstick, a dandy............ 1 Free | Free Bay Rum/Feot Powder | 50c, 1 Free | 120, 1 Free oe ew Sontinved om me 6 ee New Store on Broadway, Just Three Doors North of Washington a T Complete ‘Floors of Furniture | | a cere Ml if \ j amg} it} ye tb Bi Open ” Every Evening Until 9 O'Clock ) | | Large Dresser, Highboy BRow-End Bed. Watinut with high-light overlays. ou Su >a? “Zot oy : s ay ae 15% TO50%0FF ON ALL FURNITURE ae BEDROOM SUITE $100 pre \ 36 ' > bdivlict assem ) — “a ae ae — —_ . ‘steel : | ~ 7? re ct tt — Ws 3 Ses! T-eevee~ S$e+*% | ha SELL FOR LESS In our new mammoth 7-story building containing our factory and display salon. We manufacture fur- niture—we cut the ‘‘middleman’s’’ profit by selling direct to you. That is why WE SELL FORLESS Note These Factory-to-You Values 7 Coxwell Chairs, velour covering Refrigerator, Leonard make, all eereniavic acai $16.95 All-Cotton Felt Mattresses, attractive cover... _ $6.85 sizes; priced from $28.95 LIVING ROOM 2-piece Suite of genuine mohair, carved top and base; '§ reversible cushions of unusual Neen damask. . 100 Your Choice OF LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM Massive Buffet, Table, 5 Chalten, Pienty of Parking Space —WNo Time Limit ae DINING-ROOM SUITE — large wr large Armehair. beautiful covered slip seats, Walnut ‘imtoo KY MANNE BROTHERS FURNITURE COMPANY 15-21 DELMAR BL. Delmar Street Cars and Busses Pass Our Door $100 5 WOMAN SENTENCED TO DEATH} — Bring bake Your Films our Finishing | For Our rtone,* Qualitone Photo-Finish et better and clearer _ Every detail is work- t by our experts to | ou better pictures. Your Films to Wolff. Wilson's for Supertone Qualitone Prints w kind of old Creme plete Skin Treatmen tens the skin in a mild, nat .2—Steadily dissolves freck ckheads. 3—Continued us the skin to flawless texture ¢ oils impart elasticity whic! ooth out fine lines and crows ends to reduce coarse pores cnly cleanses completely » nourishes, stimulates an Itivate a skin likeivory! Res can be accomplished. Se markable improvement jus brings. RVAISE GRAHAM AUTY SECRET - Special $] 29 Wolff-Wilson Stor >SODEN / en Qn s* > gree ve noves FIL Om Teeth Sale Pri es dull and th,and many 3 tooth and gum disord emoval get the special fi g dentifrice. ady Decolletee Gillett Razor Im modern al practice Every Purcha: >f a Bottle of olive Shampc SP Nolive a 200 Palmolive»: Sham ates ce aie bs

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a KLLS NOTH, a ct SISTER AND il SF reise . Sister Woundeg | Slayer May Have Been De. | _ Tanged by Heat | tence: hee ! to the Post- ~Dispatch. “a PITTSBURG, Kan. ti | June ally | ars J. W. Justice, 43 yea: % the and her daughter, Emma J are dead and another daurhs. > ay | Eval line, 17, is near death gor ofiing a shooting at their farm gs 2¢ miles southwest _ late today. of Pj William Justice J ous | year- old son, killed the twa all ~ | is mseif. | The only 'tragedy offered by other mem for | or the family, is that the y se Tor ‘had become temporarily { a result of intense heat. jJr. had been plowing in a. er’s field all day. | nothi ne to his brother, | first —s the tatter knew of the re wee wh en he heard the shog | On'reaching the house rna- ‘ha d walked - rning, he fired direct ly at hig ther. He next turned ft On the younger sister. jen (he way to a hospital. He tie | reloaded the gun and wounded the ~| other sister. probably fat lhe turne d the cun gees a _ | inflicted a fatal wourd. | The father was in West Mi three miles away, ithe shootinc. e- BREST TO HONOR A ' . AD il krect Monument to hag ho Landed There. “ated Prees. ST, France, June 25.— The | has approved #/ cipal Coun cil the plan for the erection of monument to the American solé@ 'who entered and left les, through this port during the - | World War and after the armistigs | Out of 2.082.000 American eoldiers id. ® landing in France, 791.000 first nat) ion | touched French soil at Brest. The proposed monument ig to be | aS t high and will be erected @ # '.. the Cours Dajot overlooking the # 70 feet i\anchorage and gulf. Fune ral of Soldier and and Bride. Services of Py riy vate Ore : f Jefferson Barrack ride of two months, Mm ide who were # ci] by a Missouri Pacific pa & | senge r train sot ith of the Batracks & ‘riday afternoon, will be held & @ n. tomorrow at an undertake # South #7 Burial will be at the @ 30eke Jones, Ain, ing ‘establishment at 7814 -| Broadway. | National Cemetery at Jeffersta ' Barracks, with military honors —_ ||PEPSODENT 1 THURSDAY nged J | Removes FILM buy during this Month-End ; jously low prices. We have DOWN EARLY During this sale we will offer 3 extra specials in “grade new Grand Pianos. y used Player that is easily New $750 new. Studio Uprights BO) sai Used Pianos of. vueed iomow ma ke +, ‘5 i Serer eens explanation - ne - T | er and his brother, J. w. ne sia | aout 40 : ny ,| William left the field. yp. ou to a room in which» Mi |12-gauge shotgun was kept. a iH he guy: She dieq - nself “ Tt at the time Py | ~ | i I. Double Size $1.29 er quality and richness. | With i Purchase —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ — as ee | Us Your Films \T- Hour _ For Our ll] Supertone,* Qualitone Photo-Finish You. get better and clearer. prints. Every detail is work- ed out by our experts to give you better pictures. Bring Your Films to Wolff- Wilson's for Supertone Qualitone Prints I] New kind of 6-fold Creme A Complete Skin Treatment 1—Whitens the skin in a mild, nat- ural way. 2— Steadily dissolves freck- les and blackheads. 3—Continued use smooths the skin to fawless texture. 4—Tonic oils impart elasticity which helps smooth outfine linesand crows- fee. 5—Tends to reduce coarse pores. 6—Not only cleanses completely, but also nourishes, stimulates and firms. Now, cultivatea skin likeivory! Real wonders can be accomplished. See what remarkable improvement just one jar brings. GERVAISE GRAHAM BEAUTY SECRET At All Wolff-Wilson Stores from Teeth Sale Price ibutes dull and | Bes gy teeth, and many 3/c as tooth and gum disorders. for its removal get the special film- tem emoving dentifrice. iFREE | Milady Decolletee cn Gillette U film modern dental practice b Milad ‘ Die ol etaé Oe lla of a Bottle of almolive Shampoo $1.50 Palmolive Mary So a Garden 10 » Toilet tor. 01C Water The nationallr- known Soap, of paim and olive Cc oils. Limit 20 Cakes Horlick’s SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 nw 91. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ — Wolf | Seventh & peace einai & Olive Wil [ son Malted Milk $9.49 No Dealers Supplied Hospital Royal Electric Iron Guaranteed 1 year, highly nickel polished, com- plete with cord and plug. Spe 25c Feenamint Laxative Gum. 3 for 50c $1.00 Herpicide, large bottle . . Hospital Cotton, pound roll .. $1.00 Azurea or Floramye Face Powd..69c 69c «as ae a! $ 1.50 Azurea or Floramye Vegetal, $1.19 . 23C, 49. 89c 51.88 Water Cooler Lays flat against ice in your ice box; holds 14 gallon of water. Sale eae ot Wilsonia brand ; guaranteed one year: back-bell alarm; nick- el plated. 79c Thermos Bottles 1:4-Pint Size Keeps liquids icy cold 72 hours, hot 48 hours. Sale price S1 69 mm ved, Binge, Sale Price ™ In all popular colors. oO oe ae Swimming Tubes above water, pure price... shore water: pure rub- SI QR - Bathing Caps $1.25 aviator's style, with adjust- able chin strap; spec ond In ton b! green, bhla oe $1.25 Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound .........89c eee ee cee ee ee eee Ovaltine . . 42c, 72c, $1.37, hospital size. ..... $3.98 50c Phillips Milk Magnesia.......0s0« sbeebs Van Ess Hair Tonic . . $1.19, 3 bottles...... 60c Syrup Figs (California): ........22 0. 60c McCoy’s Cod Liver Oil Tablets...... ... AZec wececcceene co oe I9C . « $3.50 » > ole one « i. oe csc | Woodbury’s, Cuticura, Resinol, Packer's Tar | Squibb’s Tooth Paste . . 36c Sal Hepatica, 21c, 42c, 79c Mavis Talcum 18c.35c,.69c »21¢, $20, . L9c Soap 3 Cakes 59c Mum Deodorant, 19c, 39c Sapo Elixir Cleaner 23c,79c Pluto Water, large bot., 34c Mentholatum 21c,42c,79c ee . 58e $6.50 R-in. straiz ght all at O§ nickel: 1-speed; No. 408 I $6.50 S-inch, straic “ht. $5. Os . 410 ive ry : ome -pee d: Ni $10.00 10-inch, s anand. all nick- ns ee — On ee ee ee ee el; three speed; S8. Gs Mat £263.....-: $13.50 10-inch. oscillator, alt nickel: three speed; $12. 48 No. 405 $13.50 10-inec h. On flat: w. black and brass; three $12. 48 speed ; No. 411 $13.50 10-inch, oscillaior, ivory: three speed; No. 415 F ling Your Picccsdiiiiied We fill your Prescriptions away from the basy turmoil of our stores on separately maintained balconies so that our registered pharmacists can $12.48 give you 100°~ perfection in a component | —_ ahewe ON BIFOCAL GLASSES Two visions. 9 ami oear. Com- plete with frame OPTICAL SPECIALS! - 7th & Washington -:- 2 Depts. -:- 408 Washington Monday -:- Tuesday -:- Wednesday -:- Thursday ofa Read d 10 sew pan 45 Lars rouane tems >. Complete | @mitth frame as abore | 49¢ Body | Talcum 36c Soring Mata brand; delight- Water fally perfumed, large soft puff, 89c Limit of 3 $1 Hinds Honey and Almond Cream L ne 63c Limit of 3 Superior Electric Cook Stove Palmer’s Toilet Cook by Electricity Toast and fry anything you wish. They're so convenicnt they’re a necessity in every home. Com- plete with 6 feet of extension cord and a plug. Regular $1.50 value Men’s Shaving Necessities 35c Keen Kutter Blades. .29c $1.00 Gillette Blades 50c Gillette Blades Styntic Pencils (to stop a cut), 3 for $1.00 Autostrop Blades. . .75c 50c Autostrop Blades... .39c $1.00 Autostrop Strops.. .83c 50c Autostrop Strops....42c 50c Durham Blades, 3 pkgs. $1 42c Gem Blades, 3 pkgs.. .$1 35c Ender’s Blades, 3 for 85c¢ 35c Ever-Ready Blades, 3 for 85c Jwinplex Stropper RED FLASH MODEL For Gillette 4 Viades. Guaran- my teed 10 ycars— Sun Visors ie Well made, and now ts your chance to get 3 or 4 for the Summer months at this price Handy for the boy or dad. 19¢ 39c 69c Drug Specials Spirits Camphor, 2 ozs... .25¢ Tincture Iodine, 2 ozs... .25¢ 100 Phenolphthalein Wafers 100 Compound Cathartic Pills 100 Lapactic Pills Castor Oil, pint bottle Rhinitis Tablets (190).... 4 ozs. Cascara Aromatic...3 Bay Rum, pint bottle Witch Hazel, pint bottle... Boric Acid, powder, lb... Seidlitz Powders, dozen. . $1.25 Elixir Iron, Quinine and Strychnine, pint... Glycerine, pound bottle... 100 2-er. Quinine Pills.... Bayer Aspirin Tablets, 1 dozen 2 doz., For the Feet 25c Blue Jay Corn or Bunion Plasters........ 35c Gets-It Corn Remedy. .27c 25c Rexall Corn Solvent. .19¢ $1.00 Fairy Foot Plasters 83c 35¢ Fairy Foot Corn Piasters $1.00 Outerow toe nails) 5c Sure Corn Cr 25¢ Magic Corn Remedy. .19¢ 35¢ Goodwin's Corn Remedy .... eee 35c Corn-Off Corn Remedy : 35c B-Hap-E Corn 5c: bottle 100, (for ins grown Face Pow lers 69c Pompeian 50c Mavis 50c La Blache 50c Nadine Oe Gn iis cs cotiaens 65c Dier-Kiss ...... Se 75¢ Narcissus de Chi ne. $1 Mary Garden ......... SOc Java Rice . $1 Marsha Face Powder. Ae Spri ng Maid 50c Sou! Kiss $1 L’May . Ws (jt Dru ( jeaner “ a Ry moves OV : Antiseptic Listerine A safe, non-ir- ritating solu- tion particular- ly adapted to the require- ments of per- sonal hygiene. Valuable as a gargle. Cor- rects halitosis, purifies the mouth. $1.00 bottle, Sleep Better Feel Younger Stop Getting Up Nights If your sleep is disturbed by get- ting up nights, burning sensation, | backache, or other symptoms of bladder weakness, try Cystex Com- pound Your money back if }#6 nightly risings, backache and burning are not & allayed and you do not feel young- er and stronger in one week Money-Back Guarantee | One Week’s Two Week’s De Luxe Motor Jug _& One gallon size. ~~ ideal for ou | pienics or travel. , Will keep your | en... OA a ee | ' food or lguid F cool and fresh. 98c Drink a Cup of ‘How clean my mouth l’ feels.”’ you will say | after using Kolynos. | Teeth, gums and mouth | completely cleansed § and refreshed. 90c Size Special, 37 Present this ad to us ard ve wf give you a regular fall cise ~ “ay ; + cesar ee ie . ee ne were ~~ Ser oe, th wl ea) 1 0 Cio ems" Dr as oat. | Nm Mie ee Pate | ee " —" Pets: am i SST F ahg Roo. ra rn ae ~ . } ee ea Perea, ae, he ae a y. 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Ag : ree ad . si the es TERMS AS LOW AS 1A WEEK selection of Columbias, Victrolas and other priced at half and less. A Beautiful Silk Crepe de Chine Handkerchief Six pastel shades, lace border with pur- chase of chic size— Quarter Ounce | 2 45's a —— 2 2.4 texture, delicate- -d. Ideal for after bath or shave, or fer the 3c baby. Die can Pefection Cold Cream Better becnuse yon SSS tl rer aor SU0c -_.... & 3c Giazo lias > fe % Nail Polish Justrite 3 Oc | Cleaning Fluid Don’t fret nbout that 35C spot.) l S'l- RITE will : Ponds sameve i | (,00d grade rubber i exnsily and : J . i *k! _— hose, with nickeled Cold or \ an wae “piper | finish; fits all fau- ishing (Cream lenving a cets; guaranteed. : ring: Joe ein, $1.50 Q 23C 4 Se. a C - Zé 25C "i Borden’s Malted Milk 9 7”%""""¢ j ” ordens Walt | a Eve It’s a perfect milk food, wholesome Sg, gee | sprang Beautifie and delicious, prepared by the most 7 improved process, whereby all the If you would have | nutritive elements of the richest lovely, beautiful |} cow’s milk and ee eves, put a touch of lare retained and scientifically com- | Marybel > bined. It is quickly prepared and iy belline sued the i very palatable. lashes, It enriches their charm. isc 69c New Way to Keep Teeth Clean “Up and Down” 4 brushing made fj easy and ; natural by this sdifeatalite , | brush. y clenna to get at. teeth clean. fection. RE et I a Adjustable | Removabie. Renches and | ‘ every nf sane - surface, | even those hard Keeps | “nurgically” | Prevents in- | Preacribed by Dent a i a Kolynos cleans your teeth, gums, your entire mouth. 37C = SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 125 Drug Stores Exceptional Values in Drugs, Toiletries 60c D&R Cold Cream Perfumes— Toilet Waters $1 Mavis | 79C Toilet Water $2 Djer Kiss $] .69 Toilet Water .69 $2 Djer Kiss Perfume (J ounce ) $7 Coty’s Perfume (2 ounces) Coty’s Toilet Water — Spec tal Ciro’s Jasmin Perfume $6 50 ‘1% ounces).. $] eS @& 22-6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —)» Right Reserved to Limit Quantities Peau Doux Shaving Cream The largest tube of fin- est shaving cream ever aqueezed on ” brush. = & Oo 2a tou gh benrds but — is always nad kind to ten- der skin. 0c tube Peau Doux Powder A powder for men. Soothes the face af- ter shaving and gives a soft tone to shiny complexions, The Clean Hair, Healthy Scalp These will be yours with the regular use of Cocoa- nut Ol A Egg Shampoo Rich lather- ing: ensy rin- sing. 50¢ bot- 33 ‘4 tle Lustre Hair Dressing Keeps the hair rich- looking and erderly the entire day without mak- ing it grensy. Sve bottle— 39c Van Ess Scalp Massage Cleans the scalp thor- oughly and invigor- ates it to a healthy condi- $ ] : 1 9 GSem «2 Gem TrioSet (| v= 27C 35¢ and Suznnier Needs—Monday Only! 30c Lyon’s Tooth Powder ZIic i { Blades Kolax Shaving 9c This Sale at All Walgreen Stores in St. Louis Pe $1.00 Gillette 7 5 Palm alte, Shaving Cream 23C Pebeco Tooth Paste 37C yp AE Se ‘Vertcinienend eer ERD 10c Ivory Soap Ten Bars S9c $1.50 Alarm Clocks (guaranteed) 79C "a Electric Fans (Guaranteed) Keep cool with this Star-Rite S-inch Fan. Stands eleven inches high. Complete with sz" $5.69 Miracle Golf Balls lively and durable: teugh coverings. The ae s favorite. 9c Three for 98ce Sun Visors Men's and Women's atyles; well made, ideal for golf, tennis, motoring, boating, etc. 19c-59c Monarch Therma Jugs Sturdy, i- gallon jugs that keep liquids hot or cold for 24 hours; gee@aran- : teed. $3.00 value. $2.49 Oil-Tanned Chamois Wonderful for peol- ishing auto or furni- ture. Good quality; washabie. Size 17423 89c in. $1.50 val. Sleep Better, Feel Brush, tube of shaving Cream and a Gem Kazor with Contains ‘Shaving | 2 biades packed in biadder weakness, try Cystex beautiful nickel Compound. We guarantee to re- plated case. eee Younger if your sleep its disturbed by get- | ting up nights, burning sensation, & backache or other symptoms of fund your money if nightly rising, backache and burning are not al- layed and you do not feel — $ 39 and stronger in 5 days. a vd week's supply Cystex - a race Compound 5 7 — OGY wccccscccctccces & a ae plants. or liquid. song der Black Flag The Nation’s Insect Killer The safe and effec- tive imsect killer. Non-poisoneus§ and harmiess. Kills ants, bed bugs, flies, roaches, mosquitvces and fleas and cer- tain moths and in- sects that infest households and Obtainable in powder mee i462" Ic Liquid, Half Pint, 22c SLA AE AEE: ti ett ett te a 7 as old tinen., ing to ask fer and to carry. Kells fit modern bullt-in flateures. Beautiful Carton of 2 Sue Ralls. .cccsssces Lay to Buy Fastidious families will appreciate — olin, the finest tel tissue made, rensonable in price. Snow white, absorbe@t. tt nem barraas- + + You’re Always Welcome at Walgreen’s + + CIGARS Mi Consuelo— Robt. Manning Box of 25 Planco—Robt. Emmet Uc size, ) for Box of 50 7 7 Viapacuba Club—Garcia Grande—Bon Ton | ?.for-25¢ size, each 5 for Cuesto Rey Commanders Mad Bead, Fock I Ic 5 for SSc; Box of 50, $5.50 , * a You can correct this, help pre- vent Pyorrhea and down bad breath with— ASTRINGOSOL Stearn’s OCONCENTRATED Antiseptic costs less—does more —tastes better. For That Cool and Luxurious Feeling After Shaving Use Williams’ Aqua Velva A cooling and refreshing after-shaving lotion with 4 fragrance pleasing to men. 39c Williams’ Luxury Shaving | Cream, Double-Size Tube, 39c . ' Todent Tooth Paste 4 Iodent contains iodine, the | best known purifier and stimulant of body tissues. It keeps your gums, mouth and throat healthy. No. 1 — For teeth easy to whiten. 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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ be : : ~ POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND ====TRAVEL DIRECTORY== ——— ep epeceenesceeecress eSoreosecoueovereTe > a ee eee ~_ -MISSOURI— AALP-A-HILL RESORT Chicken and Fish Dinoeers La dining room. Coo! ee with aneneedl ity. Bathing. boating, tishing dancing. ) x ® i ‘Half-a-Hf! Onee—Half-a-Hill Always- | : ey can Pi Write Mre Cc. F. BROCKMAN. a a Jerome, Mo es “Look Up—Walk el 7 he available ong enforce- ient, and work here as insufficie | eatedly aromuigated | 3 gyms | peewee cercses cece —MISSOURI-— FARM—A delightful place to. spend — vacation or holiday week | ences: lient meals and co mfortadie | Louis on the road: rates. Katie E. Commissioner for; and His Assistant oing after the higher ups” in the traffic. He was frequently rates. MRS. cot the a im posmats of | . ol a . ty | iams Bay, W ia. a _ TERRACE HOTEL oking Mississtpri. 30 miles St “Towle on Route 8: iene — COMET NOW PASSING ZENITH S='s-2: — pn ~~ > * = «* or write te Molle stiritz fre . O., Ti. | ae Be TICKETS excellent : BESS VANDERCOOK, | PAGE 8 ~__. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ "THIRD DEGREE’ BRINGS | =.:2 "= ee Store and Save Oppesiti t ome of his poli- WALL PAPER SALE] Pes voiced eniefiy by Repre- All Papers Sold With- ferred charges against the Majo out or With Bands or a) a him on the eee s You Willi | BOS git NOT Be Every- | Prohibition 0 pointed Advertised Here | REMEMBER, we do no (trick ad- done by an administrator.”” We AND LESS RY FORCE CHAKF- Pe sentative o Gu.~.dia, who _ - — Maj. Mills objected Disap- thing as New York Note vertising or have prices. Cottages, 7¢ &e e t clase “aa resort pa A clams per Gar and Plan. Cottages. modern tarnished. | MOTEL week. W SANNEAPOLIS. MINN. per “week. St. James, Mo. ARCADIA LODGE SUMMER RUSORT Lake Killarney’s most beactiful resort: fine fishing. boating, bathing: wp-to-dnte len | cabins and other accommodations: | table: come te the tand of «a b nenemoen | emiles: rates om request: telephone service. | ‘STEVE MUELLER. Arcadia, Mo.. Box 5S. Arcadia Mountain Resort On oeantifo! Lake Killarney Br the Asenciated Press. WASHINGTON, June } “~=+ v7 | Transfer of Chester P. Mills, Se rn o> ibition administrator tor and the suspension of epee” | $2.75 rooms, complete .....$1.59 $3.50 rooms, complete _.... $1.89 New AT Pha Sites Appears Soon After Twilight Half way to Eastern Horizon. , CHICAGO, June 25.—The pees | SAR. ereea Vi lliew Springs. Ma. “unter PAINTS «2.25 OUTSIDE OR INSIDE PAINTS—tIn all celors. alxo biack and white. Special, PER GALLON ; —_—— PARSONS. LODGE At lithiaatine hag _ ie Horee shee Bend ef Gasconade. 78-mile ficat, Fish ten York, Springtieid s The Colonial | Where coor a Shah gaat oe “The Hub of the Onerkg® : | TOURISTS WELCOME — CHARLES SANSONE, Mgp. | anno | Doran, | were made because of etenetiotne- 83.25 HIGH-GRADE PAINTS | — | FOR INSIDE OR OUTSIDE ition with enforcement methods in | ish—Ip all colers and black — and white, at. PER GALLON CENTRAL BARGAIN WALL PAPER Co. 7i3N. 6th Tes" UPSTAIRS NO TRICK ADS OR PRICES— BtY AS YOU WISH == $2. 25 \\. COMPLETE Monday and Tuesday Only in Zylo Library Frames SPLIT-JUO&NT Large Lenses for Reading or Distance su (Spherical Combinations) i be for all Price Includes Guaranteed Accuracy a which is how vis- | feds past the earth. for several nights for ble as it sp never over & miles from lodge. galore. Large hotel, restaurant, cottages. 25 boats. Come. bdbrieg your friends. Prices reasonable Sati« aon — onan ae seven Days Two Weeks Frisco, and Highway No 66. Bathing. boating, hiking horseback riding. extra i. te inciudes s~— ali-e mee rate 1 everything — - ng , de Ve Operate Oar Own Buses For Infermation Phone GArfield 6653 motor trips on river. Plenty af tried MIDWEST TRAVEL BUREAU /f 2cken. Write Mra F. K. Garey for 1901 WASHINGTON A= GAREY’S RESORT Jerome, Mo. | COUNTRY CLUB Gund compete information and Mteratare em | APARTMENT HOTEL | ‘The Ideal Vacation Spot Y cliowstene- Rocky Mt. ‘fet CHICAGO. pom a ey 0. TLL. une; Nagogami Lodge rand = | On the Gasconade Individual cottages with electricity, din- | ing-roem service cnexcelied, fishing. beat- | ing. bathing. etc... withim our private | crounds. 117 miles from St. Louis on | Highway 66. For reservatiens and felders address Box 622. Rella. Me. ; eo oe Exrelient mesis ocr /] | specialty. Chickea WISCONSIN DELLS Berry's wold Water Canyon Hotel | ° a ' ir = 7a) A for such meth- e Leis | ¢ Ulis. Mo GArfield ‘ a aai ee ~_ ——— " a y eee 7% — lL. D. BERRY, KuUbourn, Wis.- | ;, - ] Alwars C_earrry Will a MEDICINE LAKE LODGE A Wisconsin resort. You want to ¢o— | | @on't kpow where to go—dort want te | make Cy custake eben vou do £0. Go og Electric Piney Bluff: He On the Meramec Write for Folder J. G. Mauer Bell Phone 3 F 6, St. Claiz, The happies VACAT. ’ és the great metropons s a + aes Foc 37 years the Chicago & North ee ae : Western- Union Pacific have success i. ana, OTOAC 8) OC Ist oa. j 7 Tue nt -_ . . ‘* - > Loe rm - e~ ALICE m» a” id Sureau who delightful . + + amid the sm LAKE MICI by every facility for » » s @ rid of | it will enforc niet agencies are i > the better concerned. i bec . + ~ a? »antroaversif De} Oo; Comcre érsies, bureau said ch methods. BROOKSIDE BUNGALOWS 7 AT ROCKAWAY a BEAUTIFUL LAKE i Simetly modern cottages with bath, siceping porches and for cook‘ne Moderste Bay Harold A. Smith. Tar « : ome embrolled | Write for booklet. Dri Three sed. _|J. E DOWDEN, On the Beach Froent re ant, - * "onan D a sur Lakes, Wisconsin. CHICAGO HOME The Embassy PINE GROVE AVENUE T DIVERSEY BOULEVARD to the shops .« convenient emusemenss of CHIC; resort PILLMAN BROS. CAMPS & — ’ HANCE'’S PLACE Arlington, Me.. on Highway 6 KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY Far and Near Seelng (Spherieal Combination } MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY $6-/S rain Your Eyes Examined by The Moritz Method INCLUDES THE OCTULIST. Sseeeene’ Seeeeneaunrses ] Summer grecte st THE SHOR World’s Finest Resi ON LAKE MICHIGAN AT FIFT COUNTRY CLUB APARTMENT HOTEL 6830 South Shore Dr. TELEPHONE PLAZA 2°00 ; THIS SUMMER E ROCKAWAY BEACH On ey Lake Taneyeome & Carefree hours in one of twe modern. Summer hotels (Hosa Ownership Direction R. HALPIN cont? - » hes *- 14 him that if he bathing. beating and fishing. Dancing. All sperts. Aise modern accommodations A few hours drive on Highwey 66 # =Write fe: felder. ELEVEN FLOORS OF OUTSIDE ROOMS at the | Write for free folder, to Diamond Mineral Springs WAYNESVILLEMO. OPTOMETRIST aNntD OPTICIAN. CONSULTATION FREE Moritz Optical Co. 609 N. BROADWAY Mills Pw hr . NEW YORK. June 25.—cCh Assailed in Congress for His Enforcement Policies. s A ~ . a Ser) }’reses. Summer Resort Week anc week-encs Outing piace for “Ss CiUDS AT “ees Six te les ne oth of ‘ Swi miming anc % ~4YIT ~ ft > Lane? HIAWATHA LAND! The Upper Peninsula of Michigan WEDGEWOOD W. 0. ADAMS : MMFER KESORT ON THE BEAUTIFUL GASCONADE IN THE HEART $F THE OZARKS Harry J. Fawcett : a Maitor of the nit. 1a Inne rayne Phene 618 Hichiand. M1. Post Office: Highland R. R. No. &. Wecek!y rates from $30.00 for single reoums keeping apartments. Monthly rates owes, $6.00 to $8.00 double. All cooms with | Corner Washington Avenue. P. Mills. ea States Army. who has FREE ens Gimb lp , to Cool Nie’ AT JEROME A few of our amusements are canoeing. swimming, fishing. herseback riding and hiking. Dancing every evening. fur meaig «a specialty. Electricity, Ice cream and refreshments a new fea ture this year. 124 miies from St. Leais on Frisco and Hichway 66. Leral] and ieng dis tance telephone. Aste meets cuesta. For descriptive beookiet see Post-Dis- patch or W. 0. ADAMS, Jerome, Moa. av \ pring mio Te Rn br Ne the Ozarks at Cuba No a Less than 3 hours’ drio from St. Louw. For fure ther mformation and res : : a ervations write C. L. Fox, ‘= fF Direet ~ . ‘ ~ } Cuda, > immortalized by Lengieliow In All the Worid No Place Like This A LAND OF COOL NIGHTS AND ' GLORIOUS SUMMER DAYS Evergreen forests eve-ywhere Hundreds of lakes and streams Wonderful parks and camrs:tes Twenty fine golf courses Great iron end corper mines Dozens of good betels and resorts Bathing — Boating — Fishing 2.000 miles of unexcelled roaus Health and Vigor m Every Breeze Easy of access. Almost at yeur doar. Obew that impulse and come to THE LAND OF HIAWATHA For Maps and Booklets, Write THE UPPER PENINSULA DEVELOPMENT BUREAU MARQUETTE, LIGAN been eo 4 vwalmable Ther- moemeter te any. - ne pe One bringing in ts FL rONRidDition thie ad. nmiaA £ » ~ Trans rT od's wonderful outdoor swimming pool, natural vapor caves and me- dicmmal hot springs on the hotel's beautiful grounds, The state's best trout streams, golf, tennis, biking, ——— motors. _Marvel- ous scetuc bigh wavs. Open June ~ <a a For complete prtoral informe steps fer sight-«reing and church on OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSOCIATION, Tour Buresa. Bor 394. Joplin, Ma Piease en@ me. without charge and rx” 4 the wesutiful new ISDT descriptive Bock @f rs Ar. 2284, ~. Colerada ['daho “S Montana _, ’ebraska — _ Texas _ Washington | Kaneas ~ Utah _. Wyoming Lr. AM. Write any Hetel for infeormatier er call at Ersort and Tour Burese of this pewerpa per. i] Lewis,

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a be ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ PYTTIr ei aS ousee Stehentesecenereenscsenseces scenes | > 1? i . >> gai an bof . —-M ISSOU Ri_ . | Christmas Lake, ee WILLOW SPRINGS, -Mo. ‘In the Heart of the Ozarks ment new. outils Now open. All cottages an Filectricity: hele — course, outdoor swimming for rates. SARATOGA Willow Springs, Mo. SARATOGA PARK cc Springfield’s Leading Hotei he Colonial - eg shgeeer ab tee? courtesy and hos ; et. - Springfield. Mo” Prevail “The Hub of the Ozarks” TOURISTS W CHAKLES SANSONE ene OZARK BEACH ON LAKE TANEYCOMO Owned and operated by Crist B formerly of Rockaway Beach. WH and cottage accommodations. Lo« cated at the Big Dam. For litera. ture and reservations, write Crist Bros., Ozark Beach, Mo. satttedien * erie, Piney Bluff: Home « On the Meramec Write for Folder J. G. Mauer Bell Phone 3 F 6, St. Clair, Mo. BROOKSIDE BUNC PILLMAN BROS. CAMPS & RESORTS HANCE'S PLACE Arlington, Mo., on Hizchway 66 For hunters, tourists and vacationistes, For reservations, write Berry Hance, Manager. a - Play at THIS SUMMER ROCKAWAY BEACH On Beautiful Lake Taneycomo in the Ozarks Carefree hours in one of two eplendid, a modern, Summer hotels (Hotel Taneycomo and Hote) Rockaway) or furnished house keeping bungalows. baths, excellent Write for free folder, to ehower nO mosqgulices, Electricity, meals: MRS, WILLARD MERRIAM, Pay. 147, Taneycome, Me, BRIDG I E VIEW LODGE | . On the Beautiful Gas- conade River Stone lodge, strictly modern; electricity, showers, bathing, beating, free dane- ing, horseback riding. Also furnished cot- taces. Chicken and fish dinners. Beauti- fully situated amidst the natural won- ders of the Ozarks. Write for booklet. Russell Andres Jerome, Mo, J. TILDEN ANDRES Jerome ( Mo.) RESORT In the Ozarks For every vaca- tion desire Canoeing. tennis, swimming, fishing. Dancing. Complete camp equipment. Good hotel service, & wetter . ; . e adathencag euhechpuemenainerteldiapapantetdentaraaeaaeneg: pik tedeeindnd udedehdddeh bedded LEER TTT TT Tee eer ete PTYTTTTITIT Til LL he - ee —_ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 TE ee ae = = eee Ae ep tienen o- = SSC SLCeSeeeEeESeeeeeeese ° ; , Seereeeseescecese se e eeee0e SS SSCP SSC CECE ESS CLOSE EeES eR SeeCeet CoeeeCeeeEeeeers ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | a nL A pases " sess SECS SSCS ERE CCHS TOSCESS 89SEC OeSS 6606 SS OCC CEST Se FOES SORES OEESE Se BOS ERE SS FE FTES CONE SAE SESTES SS TOSSES OS® a i rn POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND TRAVEL DIRECTORY ON INN Excelsior, Minn. Fall Minneapolis, in the miles a district. A beauty found equalled. Dancing. , and all yp gd eports. best class of resort pa- Ay inn, $6.59 per day and american Plan. Cottages. modern ifully furnished, 2 to 8 rooms, maul per_ week. Write HOTEL 4 N, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., Leland Pe in Chicago 4 forth Side Uptown Theater District A beasaoctifal new 205- room hotel. Bath and per day rates. shower in every r0om. ; ee Blocks from Route 42. Bright and cool. Near tation. Garage in con- | ie North to Leland Av., nection — unre stricted oarking — exceptional service. Special weekly beaches and all transpor- Chicago, Ul. | - The Maplewood and Cottages oe re tt et nn a ed : The Hotel That is Different No extras; boats free. A warm wel- those that are happy and want to make others go. If vou have a grouch, don't write fur rates. VICTOR KUTCHIN, Prop. Green Lake, Wis. An exclusive apartment hotel in the beautiful Jackson Park district. Splen- did transportation—I. C. Express stops at 55d street. One to five room apart- ments with kitchenettes. Private a- rages on grounds. Write for heatdet. 5 C: rnell Avenue, Chicago. The happiest V AC AT i gy N you ever spent n the great metropolis + > * cool ob ae . and . a + delightful . . » amid the smart set » « » on the * LAKE MICHIGAN i by every facility for . » » outdoor sports » « « yet eonvenient to the shobs . « . “gmusements of CHICAGO the world’s greatest Summer resort . m Weekly rates from $30.00 for single rooms and $72.00 for four-room house- Monthly rates lower. All rooms with bath. . keeping apartments. $6.00 to $8.00 double. THE SHORF' LAND World’s Finest Residential Hotel ON LAKE MICHIGAN AT FIFTY-FIFTH ST., CHICAGO Harry J. Fawcett, President => sure rounded ewe . « «+ ee » where pleasure reigns Daily rate, $5.00 to $7.00 single; — me a PAVED c TENNIS Ee BOATING ROADS FISHING DANCING T ‘é ° +] BATHING a > The Beautiful GOLFING CHEROKEE LODGE THE “ATALPAS 72 guest rooms with hot and cold An ideni vacation spot: boating Maning water; 60 acres forest, 300- bathing, fishing, tennis, dancing; 18 foot private beach. tennis, golf, radio. R. A. FIFE, Montague, Mich. POINT COMFORT HOTEL Running water and electric lights in rooms. Modern dancing. Concrete fennis court on grounds. Sandy beach tee, Golf. For information write #5. J. MEYERS, Montague, Mich. WHITE LAKE VILLA Our choice joeation. meals, accommo- ; ons, patronage and various recrea- tions fulfili all in making this an ideal % Yatation spot, WHITEHALL, MICH. BELLEVIEW RESURT A modern hotel. 9-acre grove fronts *, cottages, excellent meals, golf tetrse, fishing, bathing, boating. tennis. Write for folder and rates acres shade trees: electric lights. Ex- cellent table, reasonable rates. ED. BRODBECK, Montague, Mich, _ THE {DLEWILD Modern Summer hotel and sleeping cottages; central dining room, perfect sanitary conditions. White Lake and Lake Michigan bathing. WALTER R. KEMP. Whitehall. Mich. CLARENCE RESORT JOHN CAPEK & SON Montague, Mich. MURRAY'S INN Facing White Lake: Lake Michigan in rear of hotel: bathing both lakes, fishing, golf, tennis; large recreation building for amusements. Private baths. Write for booklet. WM. MURRAY, Wabaningo P. 0., Mich. i i ' i . A Refreshing | Night’s Ride ; on i « ——~,__ 4 - Ge . saint ae oe — i *& ; att ar a. > Pe #y eS ~y — a — ie = : ; « — et ~ oy ae 2 : P \ . . —. a aed ns a —_ ww —~ \ vA d. . Sa govt , " es ~ " ~ 4 s ‘ ’ ce \ 7 . SES Be Das . gl : edie. vag ing -@, 4 Pa ; J ‘ =i - ‘, —_ ee a8 C-) A ihe ec on Z ' | e @ o NEW sights and sounds... 7 as ~,° unfamiliar architecture and | most wonderful-~ -gfk- skylines .. new customs... 29 most healthful and ee ‘ pe the thrill of crossing a nation’s or most economical Wt te FAS border, but. . . the same lang- Tg ° “ he O As ee uage and boundless hospitality. 20n ant Lan : -4 Come to Canada this year. time to select your vacation ‘. % Sweep over Ontario's broad — , for this summer. The most Pe é - vethighways...- mile alter = 4” , 43 a allel to scenic water- time and at the lowest cost ty “Re mile paralie? tc Ans — had in the “Land of a Million “4 Ye ND ways... . loiter through her "<a region of cool, tumbling A ~ villages, thrill to the surge of and crystal-clear lakes where “* a her cities .-. - Four —— ts are delightfully cool and a : thousand square a ore P a n be crowded full of health- a in. . Thousands of mules © sports. “" \ excellent motor roads. Be Ys lightful lakes and , ae Fish, swim and sail delight: PLAYGROUNDS ASSOCIATION = ¥ streams . golf to your heart's con- Tourist Bureau, Box 304, Joplin. Ma io A At , tent Give yourself and the family the coupon todey! Print name ond address pisinip $s \s + most enjoyable vacation you ve ever Sp A / \nown Write now for“‘Ontario PLAYGROUNDS ASSOCIATION, Py YY = the booklet every man who Owns a Bor 304. Joplin, Mo, 2 - | a car should have—it’s free. Me a me, without charge and postage prepaid. if - ONT Rs ul mew 1027 Gescriptive book of the Ozarks - ae ONTARIO PUBLICITY Bing” Me = wena i BUREAU a Addres : | ££, Dept: J. Parliament Buildings oe as - ‘29 . of ie Queens Park a City... se a ee . | TORONTO. CANADA 6 ae | All Roads Lead to | Ontario, Canada y 10, a + ” ‘i ’ i, lion Smiles ; we iS , 17 With Your OwnCar Bats... Se eae Xs g* eee Embowered in spruce forests and framed by Alps, where the romantically located and lux- urious new Banff Springs Hotel invites you. A deep-walled recess, nestled in snow-capped mountains, where the travel-wise stop over at the Chateau Lake Louise, 5,670 feet above sea level. Vancouver The commercial center of British Columbia, offering its guests golf and tennis, bathing and boating, motoring and steamer trips. Victoria A charming and favorite year-round resort — old England on the Pacific — with its ivy- clad Empress Hotel — spacious, hospitable. Literature and full information from GEO. P. CARBREY, Gen. Agt., Canadian Pacific, 412 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo. Phone GArfield 2134 \ear Summer rates $8 5:0 to the PACIFIC COAST and return (103 to CALIFORNIA re- turning by a southern route &§ Canadian Pacific Worid’s Greatest Travel System agen, (Your CAMS AROUND S53" Onis ; , Fy Wi ~ at oom 4 | ) aN ' ; mt NZ f % 4 7 s.s, RESOLUTE /an7-1928 “QUEEN OF CRUISING STEAMERS” RUISING the , wonderlands of the world aboard the luxurious Resolute, your dreams become realities, enriching the happiness of your life. For 140 delightful days you are thrilled by the enchant- ing panorama — 37,849 miles through exotic lands and colorful seas. You visit 63 fascinating cities in 30 countries —each at the ideal season of its year. All the eriental ports of all other world cruises plus Borneo and French Somaliland (East Africa). | The Resolute — built for tropical service — is an ideal cruising steamer with magnificent public rooms; large, airy cabins; and spacious decks, Rates, including shore excursions $2,000 upward. Descriptive litera- ture will be sent at your request. HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE UNITED AMERICAN LINES, INC., General Agents 177 No. Michigan Av., Chicago, or Local Steamship Agents NN inenmnmeel line, in sense the - - 2 . - p Cert SP ed § M ‘BISMARCK ec AOTE »..in every decorative every smart appointment, you will character and individuality of this fine hostelry... 85% of all rooms $2.50 to $5.00 WRITE FOR RESERVATIONS Centrally Located CHICAGO mniweus streets ( Box 201 Cote 18-hole J \ IN THE PINES | ms st | “Colorado's Most Beautiful Mountain Resort® IN You will find at TROUTDALE-IN-THE-PINES RIDING every convenience and comfort that is £0 essene tial to making your vacation one of real ene TENNIS joyment. Beautiful and modern 140-room hotel SWIMMING and 45 rustic cottages. Excellent meals in the main dining room. Rates CLIMBING (American Pian, including meals and all privile PICNICKING eges of the | a per “ay and 2. tages equipped with electric lights and running ' MOTORING water. 30 miles from Denver over paved roads, Every form of sport and recreation. Write for FREE esis Paras hte Descriptive TROUTDALE HOTEL Bookles EVERGREEN, COLO. nnn ll Le LLL LL A AO eeeverceeeresase PPrrrrerrTrTy i ys ad eee ThePlayground of a Nation ~ Pie i —%y ablenty sp) ale you Michigan Plan now to renew your vim with a joyous vacation in cool West Michigan . . . Enjoy beach frolics, golf, tennis, dancing, trail riding and other diversions in air water-washed by three Great Lakes—an atmosphere abubble with new life. . . . Motor over a 21,000-mile | good roads system to picturesque Indian villages and historic forts. . . | All transportation lines offer new reduced summer fares to this, the | healthiest Vacation land in al] America—consult : Pennsylvania Railroad Greyhound Motor Bus Lines Goodrich Steamship Lines Incorporated — not for profit Pere Marquette Railroad Shore Line Motor Coach Company. MICHIGAN TOURIST & RESORT ASSOCIATION | Dept. 229, Grand Rapids, Mich. o7- Mail coupon now for free West Michigan Directory — it contains latest road map and is full of impartial information about every resort section. (sok ISLANOS - Aart. interesting trip of over 2200 miles of beau- tiful waterway—the entire length and return of Lakes Michigan, Huron, St. Claire and Er ty of mént, new experiences, and enchanting scenery en route, The Great Oil-Burning White Liners Deck Games, Entertainments, Music hostess Sailings from Chicago every Tuesday and Saturday, June sith te Angue 30th, inclusive. R. R. Tickets ween Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland end Buffalo will be honored fortransit upon additional payment. For iflustrated pamphiét apply any R. R., Ticket Office or Tourist or write Chicago, Duluth & Georgian Bay 110 W. er .. —— ' Yon mm stu Be 2 ~ See_the wonder shots of Alaska oi Pacific Northwest Plan now for a thrilling mountain-and-seashore vacation this summer in Northwest Adventure Land. Visit hos pitable Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma, Portland and Vancouver, See Rainier National Park, Mt. Baker National Forest, and Alaska — romantic land of Northern Lights, totem poles and strange contrasts Special Burlington Escorted Tours to the Pacific North- west and Alaska at a low all-expense fare relieve you of all bother concerning tour details. If you prefer, we will help you plan an individual go-as-you-please tour of Alaska. Low Round Trip Summer Fares to the Pacific Northwest include stop-overs at Glacier National Pas. They are also good on the NEW ORIENTAL LIMITED—de laze Service—but no extra fare. Inquire today! GREAT NORTHERN eo; rere TTT iii ; . Michigan Tourist and Resort Association, . : Dept. 229, Grand Rapids, Mich. 4 - Please check carctaliy 8 proper square to aid as in givieg you the taformatios ; : [] Send me the Free Vacation Directory. : s ; , Resor’ —1C es near © Send information on [] Hotels [] Reso Lj Vottag ----- 7 tn Fishing ["] Golf [(] Roads [ ] Wates Sports [] BoysGirls Camps If I come, . | . Addres 5 | * a dependable railway SOPa sansa gcaqsegesssenssseqssarasea SS & t velin assenger Agent, . Great Mavthare + nd PD-S g 517 Boatmew's Bank Bidg., St. Louis, Mo. a Garfield Telephone 00S1 I will spend my summer vecation in the Northwest. Am tmter- ested in the tours I have checked below: 5 Burlington Escorted Tour of Aieskes . 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PES eh BV E ‘Ray a a sign ate, MONE OAM ANS I EEN. I tne: AA BED eel ob Aakash Me abet OS at ee er By GO Kiet ech ic? emcee nw ahaa lipase agence Bo. «tae + ee PAGE 10. WOMAN BOUND AND ~ STRANGLED IN HOME Widow Murdered in Portland, Ore., Apartment After Being Gagged. By the Associated ‘Press. 4 PORTLAND, Ore., June 25.— Her half-clad body stretched on her bed, her hands tied behind her back and her feet bo nda to- gether, Mrs. Zell Stebbins, 32 years old, was found strangled to death in her apartment in a residential district here today. It is believed out | the crime was committed yester- day. A man’s handkerchief, wadded up, had been st ffed in the wom- an’'s mouth as a gag. No evident motive for the mur- der had been discovered by pclice tonight. | A pillow slip had been rolled up ‘and bound tightly around the |woman’s throat. A quilt partly miami her body. | The murder was not committed by the “Dark Strangler,” who has terrorized Pacific Coast cities in recent months, police declared aft- er an investigation of the crime. No article of jewelry in }apartment was touched. “Irs. Stebins has lived in the apartment two and a half years. She has a 10-year-old daughter Iiv- Her ‘ing in another part of town. lnusband died a year ago, | No Wicks Nor Wick Substitutes Burns coal oil or gasoline without wicks. Perfect blue flame — like gas. Anything that can be done on a gas stove can be done on a “Red Star” Oil Stove. three styles — five sizes. Wonderful for country or suburban homes. Cheaper than gas stoves. Adds beauty to a kitchen. Made in lat hh th i hi hi i hi he he he hh he he hh he de i i i i eee Ee eK Qi STOVES 5977-79-81 EASTON AVENUE The Big Furniture Store at Wellston Loop FOOCCCCVIreY Burners Made of Cast Iron Never Wear Out apor f Write or for illustrated booklet or call at our store and see stove in operation. Credit terms if desired. phone ( ( : ( ( ( ‘ ( ( 4 ( { : ( : ( ( ( ( : : ’ ( ( ‘ ( ( ( ( ( ( ( ‘ ( t ( ( ‘ ( { ( ( ‘ : ( L ( RS Wa tert a } Ratchet swivel permits edjust- ment to any angie rs ‘at : Sa! Ses ~ SI SS r Ne AS AAP AN MO RI . ‘ Jhe Finest Auto Awning Ever Made Here is the biggest, newest and best improvement in Auto Sun Shades yet de- veloped. Adjustable to any angle from- horizontal to Verticle. Put on or taken’ off your car in two seconds. No screws or bolis to adjust. Fits into window grooves without marring felt liners. Al- lows windows to close within 1-2 inch. Fits any make or type. of closed car. Satisfaction guaranteed or money back. What awnings are to verandas, “Sun- bar” is to autos. Keeps heat and sun out of your face and makes daytime driving a real pleasure. Shade Where You Want It Adjusted to any angle by merely pushing or pulling in position wanted without use of set screws. | It shades the entire window or any part of it, and may be used as acurtain. When not in use it folds inside the car against the top, always ready when - needed. Now is the time to equip your car with ‘Sunbar” and enjoy the comforts of motoring in hot weather. Choice of Materials _ The“Sunbar” Awning is good look- ing and well made. Covered in choice of gray Texti-leather, or blue or gray Striped awning material. AJl water, weather and sun proofed. You Can’t Enjoy Motoring Without It Adjusts to windows of any width Theft Proof By running your windows up and locking the doors, your “Sunbars” are theft proof. The windows locks the at- tachment in the groove so it can- not be removed without lowering the glass. Offered by Mail In order that you may enjoy the comforts and new im. provements of “‘Sunbar”’ this summer, we sell them by mail. Order yours todey. Pairs of two at the special price of $3.45 the pair. Sent C.O.D --postage prepaid. Guaranteed to satisfy or moncy refunded. Use the coupon now. e ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ the | DALY BAND CONCERTS HPARKSIULY 3A. 1 Board of Aldermen Votes $5000 Additional Appropriation for That Purpose. Daily band concerts will be held & : Louis public parks from July 3 to 14, of the voting, by the Board of Aldermen, of an idditional ap- propriation of $5,000 for that pur St. Aug. as the result pose. On wee kdays the concerts will be held from 7:30 to 10 p. m. and 3:30 to 6 p. m., The on Sundays from except where otherwise noted. 'schedule follows: Forest Park, July 3, (7:30-10 p. 'm.), 10, 17, 24, 31, and Aug. 7, 14; Lafayette Park, July 7, 21 (3:30 — >. m.), 33,’ end AQ. G fa O’Fallon Park, July 9, 22, 29, and Aug. 3; Carondelet Park, July _5, 30, and Aug. 13; Fairground Park July 12, and Aug. 5, 12; Gravois Park, July 4 (3:30-6 p. m.) and Aug. 9; Benton Park, July 8 an4 Aug. 6; Yeatman Square, July 6° | South St. Louis Square, July | Laclede Park, July 13; Hyde Park, | July 14; Sanatarium grounds, July | 16: Mullanphy Playground, July 16; Lyon Park; July 18; Carr Park, July 19; Baden Park, July 20; Clifton Heights Park, July 23; Bel- lerive Park, July 25; Dakota Park, July 26; St. Louis Place, July 27; Soulard Square, Aug. 1; Sherman Park, Aug. 2; Christy Park, Aug. 10; Reservoir Park, Aug. 8. 1617 Spear Boulevard, ——a Sunbar Mfg. Denver, Colo. ie Send me_____ pairs Sunbar Awnings. I agree | to pay postman $3.45 per pair delivered which will | be refunded if I am not satisfied. Make of car Mode! Style: Grey Texti-Leather _ Blue Stripe_— Green Stripe Name {i weeks Address A BATH A DAY Keeps the Doctor Away! Guaranteed. 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INTO AN AUTOMATIC HOT-WATER HEATER in your kitchen or our gas lights basement hot-water heater from omatically shuts off the gas when If for any reason the pilot ‘light goes gas is automatically shut off. fixture placed s you to light and turn off everybody at wholesale price PLUMBING AND C0 « EATING SUPPLY JURY FREES FATHER CHARGED WITH KILLING HIS DAUGHTER Pittsburg (Kan.) Man Had Been | Accused in Explosion Fatal to Two Children. By the Associated Press. GIRARD, Kan., June 25.— Mayberry, charged with the mur- der of his daughter, Florence Mar- dell, in a bomb explosion which rocked the family home in Pitts- burg, Feb. 6, was-acquitted of a murder charge here tonight. The verdict came on the seventh ballot. The first ballot stood at 10 to 2 for acquittal, it was revealed. The trial, which lasted two weeks, was the second one. The first re- sulted in a disagreement of the jury, which stood 11 to 1 for con- viction after being out 87 hours. The explosion February 6 at the Mayberry home in Pittsburg wrecked a bed on which Mrs. May- berry and her two children were sleeping, killing Florence and Rob’ ert Mayberry, 10 and Sar] juring the mother. arrested the next day. He and his wife Were estranged, and not been staving at the home. An investigation revealed relations between Mayberry | Mrs. Harvey Dixon, wife neighbor, and between Mrs. | berry and Dixon. STRATON’S YOUNG SON TO ism’? Announces Recital of | Unusual Experience. | By the Associated Press, STRATTON, N. Y., June Baptist Church today that vary nounced his 18-year-old fore the congregation some within the next month or and tell the members Baris 66-year-old | children of the Mayberrys, and in- | Mayberry was he had | illicit | and of al May- | TELL OF ‘HOLY VISITATIONS? | 'Pastor Under Fire for “Emotional- | 25.—Dr. John Roach Straton of the Cal- | a ane- i son, | Warren Straton, would get up be- | day Six | how | last January he “received holy vVisi- | tations.” Dr. Straton, five cons and advisers resigned days ago because they objected what they termed of whose ‘said he was working today second statement to refute charges of the deacons. Accompanying his son pulpit, said Dr. Straton, Miss Lillian Rice, a into would nurse j}also “received holy visitations.” | Under the i ticular “‘visitation, | Warren lay on the and sang, tone, words which were intelligible and during ’* church the per- | formance his face was illuminated | | by rays of joy. NOTED BRIDGE BUILDER DIES | Charles W. Bryan, ‘Former Mis- | sourian, Succumbs in Last. lal to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, June 25 Bryan, internationally as chief engine Bridge Co., his work | for the American Cied to- after an operation. Hie had li! a short time, old. Mr. Bryan was recogniz of the world’s foremost in bridge and steel struction generally. He was in Washington, Mo., May 5, The Bryan family with the early settlement and Ive In 1SS4 was graduated feoam University, Surviving are building 1863. Was of souri ntucky. Bryan ington engincer., St civil widow and four children, } | Deaf Federation Conference. The eighth annual conference of | ithe American Federation of Or- | | Hard of Hear- | ing “will be held at Chautauqua, N., | l'ranizations for the | Xo. June 27, 28, 29 and 30. Repre.- ‘sentatives of the St. Lonis League |who will attend the conference are: iM. U. Becker, §_ 8. dea- | a few | to | “emotionalism | and pentecostalism” in. the church, | on al the | the | be | in | | Mount Sinai Hospital, who, he said, | influence of his par- | said the pastor, | loor | in a beautiful, rhythmic | not quite | —Charles | famous | vr for | day in the New Rochei'e Hospital | been | Hie was 64 years | das one | Authorities | cone | born | lilentified | Misc- | Mr. | Wash- | Louis, as al his Bass, Mrs. Kose | ‘Gurren, Miss Mamie Phelps, Jullfan | Scott, Mra. Annie Thompson and | | Dr, A. G. anatomy at Louls University, who will make an address. St. Pohlman, professor of | RELOCATES HIGHWAY TO BRING BUSINESS TO HIS OIL STATION Authorities Investigate and RKe- sourcefu] Owner Has to Paint Out Misleading Signs. By the Associated Press, MILWAUKEE, Wis., June 25.— Harry Baumgarten, who operates a filling station in Cudahy, stood in the road and watched tourists roll by on Wisconsin’s inain street, highway 15, nearly two milesaway, Business was dull. So overnight he relocated the highway. With a paint brush he made a neat “R” at the junction of the road leading to his place. Then he painted markers along his highway, ending the trail at his filling station. Tourists came in flocks for high- way information, and the gasoline pumps worked overtime. Authori- ties investigated, and Baumgarten was escorted to the District Attor- ney. Late today he was busy putting the signs back where they were originally and painting out the trail that led to his filling station. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SOUSIN OF FLYER GIVEN AUTHORITY TO BUY AIRPLANE St. Louis’ Youngest Pilot, 18, Began Action Before J. T. Walker’s Death. Stafford L. Lambert, St. Louis’ youngest licensed pilot, will pur- chase an airplane for “recreation- al and business purposes’ unless his plans are affected by the death of his cousin, James T. Walker, who was killed Friday when a plane piloted by another cousin, George L. Lambert, crash- ed at Pottsville, Pa, Authority to purchase a plane for the 18-year-old son of the late Marion J. Lambert yesterday was granted Mrs. Florence Parker Busch, curatrix of Lambert’s estate. The petition, filed by Mrs. Busch in Clayton Probate Court, before Friday’s fatal mishap, states that Stafford has been operating a rent- ed plane and that the purchase of }one for his own use is “necessary. advisable and convenient.” The court has allowed the expenditure of $2,525 for the machine. Young Lambert was licensed to fly hers several months ago. FOUR HELD IN NARCOTIC RING Thousands of Dollars in Money Orders Seized in Raid. By the Associated Press, “NEW YORK, June ‘/5.—Four men, said by Ralph Oyeler, divi- sional chief of narcotic agents, to be members of a nationwide mail order drug ring, today are held in bail aggregating $90,000. In the 110th street home of Ben- jamin Dorfman, reputed leader of the syndicate, the agents said, were found thousands of dollars money orders from all parts of the country. The other men held are Louis Watlenstein, Samuel Lowey and John Hope. The agents who tracked them down say they pur- chased $2500 worth of narcotics from them. ‘ in) Loans If you need money quick, come Shere. Get $25 to $1000 same day on auto or furniture left in your poe BE session. Everything confidential. You will find us courteous andf friendly. Yahlem Finance Corp., 1035 N. Grand. LAST CHANCE! ELECTRO MAGNETIC BELTS Raise in Price Wednesday Regularly Priced to $60 3 FACTORIES $19.95, $24.95, $29.95 Open 9 A. M. to 7 P. M. Lobby Holland Bldg. QUIN. IthSt. St. Louis rae w= * o r ie x ; ; . ‘ ' ¥ , pei Vi Tibe . Ke , st eo , LINDBERGH Medals and Decorations on Display at @ MEMORIAL Take Delmar-De Bali; ommencing 1 P, GREEN BUS “Spal LINES 4,4 - A SUBURBAN HOML—Want it? See the offers for rent Post-UVispatch Classified Columns. for sale in To summon a NEW other DOMESTIC HE ly. USE POS’ DISPATCH w — — —— , ie CE OS ’ "y vi at $42.75 side. 60-lb. capacity. Porcelain White Mountain 100-lb. capacity—cork in- sulation — patent duplex ice grate. 3-door side-icer. Oak cabinet—ename]l in- All White at $32.50 A White Mountain Refrigerator— white inside and out. icer—3 shelves in food compartment. at $44.50 75-lb. capacity. 3-door side-icer. Oak cabinet lined with porcelain. 12 wall insulation, leakproof ice chamber. . t a Free Ra ie i 600 Lbs. of oa | tbr ae | | i With Any Refrigerator Purchase Amounting to $25 or Over ) ‘Our Entire Stock bargain price. Sanitor, White Frost and Hoosier. Reduced 20% During this week—our entire stock has been reduced. This is an exceptional opportunity to get your new Refrigerator at a Our stock includes the Gibson, White Mountain, Bohn, Siphon 3-door side- Lined enamel inside. sensational value. Does not include 600-lb. ice offer. } [3 , if. ‘ she aléinri / P y - ‘ety " % — Uy, OO dg a “2? ~ Special at $19.75 60-lb. capacity. 3-door side-icer, white Solid oak cabinet. A chamber. cabinet. lod e 16th Apartment Style — at $39.75 This Gibson occupies little floor” space. 100-lb. capacity. Large food= Bohn Sanitor at $98 | All-porcelain outside and inside. Snug-fitting doors. © 75-lb. capacity. An extra= heavy box and a real ice economizer. All White at $42.50 White Inside and Out. 75-lb. capacity—3 doors—side-icer. ” Four shelves in food compartment. Cork insulation—patent ice grate. «3 z ‘ 7 * A 4 > Enamel inside. Solid oa&” Hellrung & Grimm 9th & Washington = & Cass JEFFERSON | Bus No.6 =~. ! oe and ye hington . Pa ome A SRS i 4 x . TRANSFERS TO ALL OTips} Poe é 2 “ ¢: a a = f Polite Transportation _ LPERS qe” ie OE Oe, te a Ml lh A Pty : Ph eet Soe ee ALERT A AEE:i bePAO A IE RT, eh AE Bk M0 RRA i ee. oA “NDWIDUAL STOCKS FEATURE WEEKS TRIE sT. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, june 25.—Transactfo in sever | individual stocks featured the week on the local marke’ the ; it wegk. Pedigo-Weber was the leauer in yolumeé yf trade though sales did _ pot quite total 1,000 shares. The actional. National range was fr Bani Oi 676 shares changed hands between 151% and 1950. Fulton Iron com- mon sold between 9% and 13% for net gain of 3% points. Fulton preferred on 70 shares business gained 12% points from previous- ly recorded Sale, selling between 41% anad-69. . Chicago Railway . Equipment common and preferred sold off, lowering of dividen?y following Wagner Electri: rate on common. Stock was lower. - —_ St. Louis Spot Cotton. gpot cotton was unchanged in St. Loulg Quotations: Good ordinary 10.75¢; iow 13.75¢: middling, 15.75c: good middling, 16.50c: middling fair, 17.00¢e. AUCTIONEERS Saturday. —, a . ————e —— ’ MITRE SRO ys NG eR i: ate » Se Bey AUCTIONEERS A REAL ESTATE Ab OFFICE: 713',, C Dare eee PHONE GAI! AT PUBLI MEN’S FURNISH 2654 FRA WEDNESDAY, JUNE By virtue of the terms and cone tract we will sell as indicated marketable stock of MEN’S OVERALLS, PANTS and ME} equipment consisting of cash reg dow fixtures, etc. TERMS CAS BEN J. SELKIRK . TRUSTEE’S BANKRL NORDMEYER ENGINEER! BUDER BLDG NORTHWEST CORNER THURSDAY, JUNE 30th. Pursuant to an order of sale ma division and district, we will sell ae toole and supplies, office furniture Bankrupt im the conduct of business, WILBUR E. BROWNBACK, Trustee, 1110 Boatmen's Bank Bide. AUCTIO GROCERIES } 516 SOUTH Ft FRIDAY, JULY 1st. In aceordan-e with the terme and: ment. we will offer for eale at the % in the foregoing. the following: A @tock of staple and fancy e¢fo and open shelf stock. Also the fixt Counters, Secale, Wall Cases and Sb BEN. J. SELKIRK & ’ AA ~ EXECUTRIX 3000 YARDS OF STOCK OF JOS. &. ROOMS 513-14 1ith AND —E TUESDAY, JUNE 28, Pursuant to an order made by date, the eomplete stock . S. Gavrin, deceased. tailoring gcoode ever solid 3000 yards of enit trimmings. also fixtures consist a complete. work Ffoom, is @ TERMS CASH. A. A. SELKIRK AUC 1808 CHOUTEAU MRS, HATTIE AT A GROCERIES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th. we will sell for owner (retiri shelf goods, 14-fuot Counter Box, - Meat Blocks, Slicing Machine, Ses fixtures Also Ford Geltvery Sen A. SELKIREA 1808-10 CHOUTEAU AV. elki OUR ERE over a AUCTION! JULIA M. THURSDAY, JUN A high-grade stock of Piece and Men's Furnishings, assort Bist of Sheivings, Floor Cases, CEntral 7045 CEentral 906en WE BUY DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, AUCTE $5000 STOCK OF AND F AT 226 COLLINSVILLE TUESDAY, JUNE —| coneent of awner, Sam Welss, i will offer for sale at public v hand, the entire stock of tailoring © terns. This stock will be offered FIXTURES: Clothing Cabinet, Dressing Mirror, Wiadow Fixtures, The above will be sold as it ts, ® E. J. GRE BIG FURNITURE eee? > - is “A > Licensed Auctioneers and Consigned Merchandise Solicited.

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LINDBERGH ‘Medals and Decorations on Display at Bus No. From Grand and Washington Commencing 1 P. M. TRANSFERS TO. ALL OTHER GREEN BUS LINES Polite ee AMOVDUAL STOCKS ATURE WEEKS TRADE ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, 95.—Transactio ual stocks featured the week Jocal marke’ the } Weber was the leauer yolume of trade though sales did e total 1,000 shares. JEFFERSON MEMORIAL Take Delmar-De Baliviere i hands between Fulton Iron com- - mon sold between 9 34 for net gain of 3% points. 70 shares business ed 12% points from previous- recorded sale, selling 76 shares eens pe a ae 1 A mare ones common and preferred sold off, Ww agner Electri: rate on common. To summon a - Stock was lower. — 17.41 5 17.52 00 16. 5 18. aes 25.—Cotton futures — . 16. d4c; ‘ Newt Ghes Cotton | ‘NEW ORLEANS. June 2 : tures closed gleady at 25.—Cotton fu TF ot uD. 17.09¢ to 17. lie. changed: middlin Spot _, Steady ge 16.49 met at gy ele January. : High i censuses eee MTG ct ccessckht an May Oeececsoeova trae July ceeccese veh October eee ee eee 16.92 December ..... NEW ORLEANS, June ¥5,.—Cotton fu- tures opened sieady: ber, 16.80c; 17.14 17.06c; March, 17.21c. Liverpool Spot Steady. June 23.—-Cotton — Ssteacy. LIVERPOOL, food business: strict good middling 1O.d1c:) N.7tHc; strict 9.06c: strict middling 8 .26c: good ordinarv 17 06 July, becermber, 17.03c; prices «7 46c: middling low including 68000 ‘American. bales. American none. Julv &.86c: ” good midd] baer, 16. 50: 15.7 Be: anuarv 9 .14c- miadling. &.€ strict good a te na sales 10 800 . Futures Gieandl quiet. October 9.06c; March q 2 AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS IM AS a> * FURNISHINGS and MEN’S SHOES, equipment consisting of cash register, 4 floor cases, shelving, win- dow fixtures, etc. TERMS CASH, BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. EN. wn SELKIRK & ai AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 713', CHESTNUT STREET PHONE GARFIELD ‘1894 AT PUBLIC AUCTION MEN’S FURNISHINGS AND SHOES 2654 FRANKLIN AV. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29th By virtue of the terms and conditions contained in a certain con- tract we will sell as indicated in the foregoing a complete and marketable stock of MEN'S 10:30 A. M. DRY likewise the fixture SA) Re ENON + Urper NORTHWEST CORNER 7TH AND THURSDAY, JUNE 320th. Pursuant to an order ao ae e made by the Referee in Bankruptcy i ist eel] as indicated in the foregoing, the various tools and supplies. formerly used’ by this WILBUR E. BROWNBACK, ice ergy ~——~“TFRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE NORDMEYER ENGINEERING COMPANY, BANKRUPT BUDER BLDG. (BASEMENT) and equipment TERMS CASH BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers MARKET STREETS 10:30 A. M. SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 |SMALL CHANGES SHOWN IN CLOSING COTTON MARKET By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 25.—Prospects for renewal of ehowers in the cotton belt over Sundey led to rallies from an opening de- cline in the cotton market today. Octobe: scold up from 16.85c to 16.9%c, or 7 points net higher, but there was a spurt of realizing in the last few minutes and it closed at 16.9lce. The general market closed steady, net 4 points higher to 1 point lower. The opening was stcedy at a decline of 1 to 4 points. Active months showed net losses of about § to 8 pointe in early trad- ing under liquidation, promoted by {favor- able early weather reports. The map showed less rain in the belt than it has for some time, and the trade seémed hope- ful of the dry warm weather which is said to be much needed over the South. Offerings were comperatively light, how ever, and the forenoon market firmed up om the officia] forecast for showcra in moat sectione of the belt. July contracts, which had sold off gto 16.5Uc, advanced to 16.64c, while December rallied from 17 OSe to 17.28c, net advances of about é to 9 points on the genera] list. Buying was held in check by continued uncertainty ag to the effect ef possible notices on Tuesday, or by the usual week end consideration, and the market lost & good part of its gain during the last few minutes. July was relatively sieady dur ing the greater part of the morning, com pared with later months. narrowing slight ly. as if previeus liquidation had improved its technical position and lef tit a ‘ittle more sensitive to covering by sports At the close, July seemed to be about 32 points under October, compeured with @ Closing difference of 37 points on Friday. The amount of cotton on shipboard | bu] awaiting clearance at the end of the week | was estimated at 107,009 bales, against | 25.000 last year. Private cables reported trade calling in Liverpoo] and that continental interests were buying Juls in the market there against sales of later montha. A report by a New Orleans authority placed the condition of the Texas crop | at 77.7, based on reports from correspond- ents as of June 20. —{ie_, —_ New York Cottonseed Oil. NEW YORK, June 25.—Cottonsced oil || closed steady; prime summer vellow. Qc: prime crude, nominal. Ciose: January, %.95c: July, 9c: August, 9.42c; September, .61¢e: October, 9.82c; November, 9.80c; December, 9.90c. Sales, 5700. New Orleans Spot. NEW ORLEANS. June £5.—Spot eotton closed steady and unchanged. Sales, 1555: low middling, 14.49¢: middling, 16.49c; good middling, 17.44c; receipts, 1286; stock, 331.30 1G. me Chicago Cotton Market. CHICAG®, June 25.-——-Cotton futures clogsed as follows: July. 16.5lc; October, -_ 16.88c: December. aya: January. 17.19c; March. 17.40c. Memphis Spot Cotton. MEMP AQS. June 25.—Spot cotton wes Steady. Middling 15 .7oc: low middling 13.50¢e: 008 | midd ling. 18. T3c. Sales 1425 SINDLING WOv] os . we blocks $3.75 for 1%-ton tr ee ad. “‘Now is the time.’ Huber, WY do O11SJ. (cA2) ‘EXCHANGE 1110 Boatmen’s Bank Bide. AUCTION GROCERIES AND FIXTURES 516 SOUTH FOURTH STREET FRIDAY, JULY 1st. Ww vith the terms and conditions contained time, place and ving 4 SALE! in the 10:30 A. M. in a certain agree manner indicated "and cag geil consisting of g mumber of full cases including Cash RMS CA‘ Register, TE SH. BEN. re SEL KIRK & SONS. Al Cc a ERS Fs: TO Wtd.—Gas range, white enamel, hich | oven, new. for good auto. 2020 Howare (¢ oF) | EXCHANGE upright piano for Ford | coupe: value $100 COlfax 8863 (ce) } EXC HANGE—SsStore resiaurant in summer ¥ resort for what have you? O. Schaefer. | Richland. Mo EXCHANGE heating repair wo fo amall printing equipment. Sea Seti Post-Dienatec) E P young; Wagon aud harness. wan 47ti7 Leduc (MULES ANT) BRORSES—Young and old. | >" 4100. Gravois. Riverside LSH2W. (Cc) le, Vii Lis—TJeam., Call before 10 a, m. 4040 eirfar. /MULE—Sma!! Monday. Highland Fire Clay Co. Bert! bo! iand Macklind. (c7) | feer EE eee 10 bor es, 3 stake wagor ~ 2 coal wagons, oO ante harness, Hot tne Conl_Co,, 4302 _We_Clayt MiULES—Team srma! ttle granite sore 3 large muir: iot herness and wagone: offer 4116 N. Jith. rear: Reckert. MODERATE CHANGES IN FIOGS PAST WEEK COMPARATI Last RES a oe & week ago (four days). Totals..... 130.30! 309 1 132.033 receipts of all bo gag ne 8 on better than 600 he ad. to 25e jower, dec ine on the ‘plainer kinds neces, clearing ina ings spread of $9.75 V. ~-— rtrers. deanartend cibene ri tT “XAS stecrs up to Mi ~~ steer and . for hep orn-fed kinds ~~ Too mixed made $11. Straight yeorere selling up to other aaenee in propor Was coneu mmated, a range of $614 large: ‘y aawed c Orrespa nding declines w hile cals ‘Ca and canner yearlings went _Moderate aes ager in Prt ee eee By 2 . Sew Yeeros => — ‘ ecune avermzes mide Privy of Southweek stock three dave of tne week bhuv-! ‘eothine appc ared to Maine Green Mountain at $4.20 ner 1UU |? 1} crates 4a ull at wUc to zl. 23 ern - CARR 'TS—Movement was si0OW, Cail Y oF fornia crates (5 $18 bu baskets (loose, »| ea Home-grown carrots maip- | standard iy at 15c per dozen bunches. and continued very slac irae efferted f ur the co ua ihe run was mostiy LIGHT HOGS HIGHER AT NATIONAL YARDS {United States Denirtment of Agriculture) —HOGS—Hevpeints TOO: 40e to 5U0e for smali. 7dec medjum to large and $1.5U for extra per box ioose Flor- | standard flats at $1.1 ida cesery jin jo crate delivered. $1.50 per bunch. eteauy Offerings were rrent Was slow. Express and M. and QO, eiehte So 30@ 9.35: receipts a %;-bu. hampers ranged : strictly good and kets at $175 and express lot Arkansas iin barrels) 15c 1 "0c per dozen ears. snr Hs : ire) parse ors— Rect in ts. and unchanged. Quote express shipments . Mixesissipp!. Lonietana and Alabama %-bu. | pe! hampere $1 to $1.50. hamoerse ver bu bex box 4° LET’ rt Cc E—Market on Ieeberg let juss Was ¢ vuiet with liz! jobbin aaice C . fornia 4s and 5s $450 to $ mi gl th vd p oi (ree Home-grown field and ieebere let to 5c wer bex Joose as In Gua d Mushrooms—Missourt buttons ‘bbe per | nominally $I gn + young mare mule Apply | : to Ro a) | se © * time i PeNDLING OovcTrIT——-Torse. wagon an‘ | heurnesa: chean 43° Garo, (Cc) } PEDDLING WAG ONS—2; 3 horses, 65) te m7 » Pronk! fo i 2INY—Fine saddie torse for bo ciri: | . . ¢ } , *y youn¢. excelent copnoiuor iQ} , re ster PR44 46 Gien rd.. Writer Park.fe) SHETLAND PONY—Fine: cheap. Cali Mioender SAhA® Morgeanford RUCK WAGONS—Tweo 3827 St. Ferdi- 1 WAGON AND HORSE—One neddler's, one ht weeen 2918 Vircinia. ie) Ww AG Nm Ie ce and ceal combination, 5404 x VAGONS—OF al! descriptions. 1621 S&S. p Senrrrannnne Nn Jefteraon, Victor og St (99) WAC AS— eon age jump wagone' &@ eets fouble harness take wacon, 2405 N. VOi¢h wt | R.U.LEO NORI AUCTION CO. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Telephone JEffersop 8775. AUCTION § SALE EVERY FRIDAY 10:00 A. M. GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY JEWELRY, GOLD. SILVER DIAMONDS Wtd —Ready cash. Phone Riv- erside 6144. KOR saughberough INI watch repairing: modere prices A Patine) ee Arron “ae } Ae HIGHEST prices paid for olf wrokd. broken jewelry, diamonds. Miller, 1003 Pine, (cb) ‘OMS 5, oT 0 METALS _b IN — OlL-—ip 12 A FE A TH EI ass command ries woes | good un to 62 ON Re. 50 for good 7 id| “SweEET POTATORS—Tennessee bushel hampers nancy hall fancy. ©] ~ and bermuda $1 per bushel box quflet and 37 fitie “Od rone— aaae $2 — ber- aanee auto jloor camer. with; (Jacksonville: . ‘ A and ‘jower valley 9 ey delivered: few cratre P een wrap rn io og eli sind $1.10 to $1.15 deli-- 37.3 load Texas luce $2.50 delivered a U ways ‘g++ do at $3.00. Dehvered—load No. a 8 ansas triumphs at $3.75. load do at! and fix9, load No, 1 Okiah oma triumphs at] wae only Cid pot about steady prices. Suppiles were > jight. ‘the only sale repurted Wae a car of sacked 4] libs Geil ered, leis ONION3—Market on home-grown onions | °*-: was weaker tu jower: red at 3S] to $ ay ‘apr white at $1.50 to $1.73 and velow at jd $1.230%1.5U wer bu box louse Ezy ptiar | ¢ rates c armen sacked yellow oniehs at $4.00 and i Lwulis- belle iana sacked crevies at $3 tv $4.00 Der carmen $1. oA! UY pounds de.ivered California crates W AT Kt M iBLONS—Demand i NO. ll Dies at $u. aU. and NO 1 yellow oo, t ratt ASE AR oe S—lIilinois.. (Ation) pene 4/99 {one dozen unches: et $5.00 to $s | and extra fancy. “$2 for fanev and 21.50 i | Gans sir.nus. Home-grown «imall) at Sl ver | por zen buncaes, ” a AVOCA DOS—Ca!ifornia 12¢ at $o io re $6 ati } 4 ‘a i vos (los) ai 2 00 - er Crass. G PEELT s— Jfteri: Lae were | apeccagiel pace bap os | $2 ‘ OG rown at Joc Ww oc per duzen bunches. i . j 3 j ’ CA BB AG! omme E rices we re ‘i - t I » soe = f. ring i grown loose at duc LO VUE per or ad | $1.50 per crate. Tennessee »>U-pOuUDBu elle dozen bunches) at $3 and 7 . ‘ops Off) at | 36s CAULIFLO' W EK—Home- grown 25c. and at CELER Offerings were scarce. Michigan square boses bunches’ $3.25 per box. 6 UCU: ABERS — Market was barely frem 25 to $1.25, as in’ 4 > gy poor | home- ‘grown yell ne - r ¥Y trav rei nes and yeilo oa selling at 25c to 50c. oO jnar : at vit, « to $1 ancl best green at $1 to | RASP RERRIE s-~- $1.25. Indiana 2-dozen boxes hot house | gteady: \xx and extra fancy at $1.75 and fancy at | quart $?:.50 per box | tray bampers at “$1 to $1] 50—sp ee or GAKLI —— Lou! «jana single stringe new ito $2 per 12-quart tray. he w Toc. according to e&ize of strings. CURRA vwTS— Home-grown $2 5 Texas loose (in sacks) 10c. aud smal) Mexi- per 12-quart tray. can ido.) Se ver Ib UCKLEBERR G RE EN CORN—Alnsbama crates 5-doz- wate - ‘ Pr) So .! 50 de) ivered and Louisiana bu, bas . Kets $2 to $2 50: car Arkansas bu. bas- $7 GREEN PEPPERS—Market was siow GREEN PEAS—Home-grown telenhone pens $2 to $2.25 and June $1 to $1.50 | crate. per bu box. eccording to quality. Colo- raco erates fancy telephone peas gold jand 34. An ner erate LIMES—Dor ;REEN QNIO \S—iome- -grown. 15c to GUMB Om flab. “mp, & and Mississipn! “&-bu KOHIRAT hl—Hore en 25c to 35¢ KALE oH Daearee 40¢ to 50c ver bu MU STARD GREF NS—[lome-crown 40c Or ner dozen bunches. o a0 “Rabis SHES — Home-srown tips and DR! te 25e to 40c per dozen bunches. -.|to 4%e Oh HU BARB—Home-erowr 2o¢ to 35¢ arjea « per fal OTL » unchee ‘ BEASS ra i is . AC "HH fT ¢ grown fiat leaf and Vis blo wmeda le » &1.25 per bu box Jouse. | nnn, SQ aSH— a1 at oma eummer sauvash 7oc per ts, “Du. ne ry i , mene STRING BE ‘AN Se Market was easier to) HONEY — lower, ie eseee bu hampers S100 to wn $1 75 as : euality. and climax baskets ie rreen O0e and wax 75 Missixsinni % -bu | "tae, hampers i@exnress ence Ne" weor os oor ; ,* : line Lao igia tia flower conet os ee il iO " u 2° semper and int Arkan- | to $2 90 gas bu boaekets $1.5/ . Ree ane ht : . ae mpers rr signed from T ie n ca Hame-srown } evans from 7: +c to $1.25 for | Louie MH livered Home-grown eeting nancy he $140 to $1 ff OES— Market wae TOMAT jobbing wien Texas flat crater ; 90°51 ‘tleakets 40648 GO Emo! 1 $1.75 aerlivered and firn FRUIT MARKET |New Potatoes Are Weak and) Good Sized Fair Demand. ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. June 25.— ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, June 25.— New potatoes again were weak and lower.| Home grown apples | little being done in tobbineg wav as it | ceipte. was week-end There was a fair volume of | box loose for windfalls to , track business down iate yesterday at sized hand picked fruit. | 25e to 50ce under the former levels. Sales! demand ‘.; were reported as follows: sacked. ver 100 | tations were: | Ibs. on track invoice weirhts— cars No chit baskets of 18 half-bu baskets Calhoun tran*parents sold at do (truck receipt) Dat $165 at $3 these selling from $1.25 per bushe] There was a fair for good-sized smooth apples Quo- bu baskets $1.65 to $3 and 11 — baskets No. __. PAGE lif { Future Grain Prices | ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, une 25.—Following are quotations of close im local market and quotations = received from Kansag City and Chicag markets: High Low Close Yesterday JULY WHEAT. fFStLiss% 138% 155% Tish *St.L. 141% 141 141 14° Chi. 141 140 140%-% 1 K. C. 131% 130% 130% 131% ENS HEAT. & 1% | K. C. 130% 129% 130-% 1350%8 DECEMBER WHEAT. C1344 133% id4%8 153% the days high. lew. close and previous peer 207 7G N st. L. 96 06 96 YS 4b ged 28 04% rir wy-% O6%-S | Os os 01% 91% 03 %- Ka St. Clot. ne lol O11 % 103a Chi... 101% 100 101) 4. be 102 . Di i. he 06 Tea JULY OATS. K. C. 95% O59 ~ DECEMRER_ Co a pam St. L.100 OU % Wu % lOla , Pare C. 25% 95 95 96 *5-97 % Chi. . 45% 45% 4544-% 47%-% SEPTEMBER OATS. GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS offers follow: Chi.. 46 45% 455 46%-% JULY RYE. Chi. 113%, 112 113 113% SEPTEMBER RYE. Chi. 100% PU % 100 100% CHICAGO, June 25.—Grain bids and June 25.—Grain bids and offers: Bids coffers. SUEY WERE .o.ee« 137 %-% 14i%s-% September wheat » 136% > % 140-7 Is July corm ....cce. 91% ‘ September corn eee 7 5 -% aie % July oats soe FD Septem ber Oats” oc See 46% ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, Bids, Offers September wheat ..136 ‘= “se September, corm cs -» BOK 105 GRAIN PRICES LOWER ON By the Associated Press. mand for wheat continued slack back of rariety Points today overtonrned the century mark. Cleared skies in prospect for tomorrow. CASH GRAIN ELSEWHERE closed barely steady: pews J $1.43 Foreign in pend. a $1.59 % ° October $1 46% TOLEDO O June 25.—W heat, a. AOc. Bbarievy pot auoted. $1.14. Clocer. cash. imported Pte & go hid: weroher $16.90 asked: December $16.9 $°.45: new $2.55: December $2.75 4814c: No. 3 white. 44%c to 48c. Ry seed, $4.75 to “0d. * $35. Lard. $12.40. “five. $11. a7" lies, $13.50 —/ 3.50. 1 car do (fairiv Clean) at $3.25. | ples s ‘ na 604.518 N. Carolina cebbiers at $6.00 | uo 2%) bris Virtinia cobbiers al $0.0 | cenit ings at $4 50 and willowtwigs at $1 Lo » $6.20 vei ori Loca] iot Mississippi PE AC HES—-D Om , ve . —Demand w fair for goc ; Lrluimviis sold at $1.73 per bu hamper. Colo re : ae & ad taiocs met 3 Quiet cemand a@t/ ia. } | Salee Georg sia iarge > ante fruit t at abo ut neers Jobbing eales t : 378 and standard standard 458 end ) be and 168 at $2 to $1.26 for ard and jumbo flats at $1 to : large | etandard 458 and jumbo 5 5: couple other cars bbing way $7 to $7.60 ver | sold. hed celery | Honey Dew melons Bupcbed was Chicaro sold at $5 per crate. —Demand was fair: receipts home-grown cherries $1.75 * ame tray and lot 15-pound (Rs) reconsigned from CHERRIES were smaller: liberal and move. | to $2. baskets PLACKDERRIES—Market to — 50 per 12-quart home-grown "$3 ot $4.50 per and black $2 to $2.25 per 12-quart "G OOSPRERRIES—Home-grown, $1.50 ORANGES—Califc jamal! ito $4 75 per L ee counted sharp! GRAPEFRLU 1T—Florida $2. of ot * per according to size and RANA NAS—In ipping order 64%4c¢ per pounb ninjean $2.75 te $3 COCOANUTS—In jobbing way bo. ner dozen bunche $4.75 per 100. COUNTRY PRODUCE, STC she \—“damaned ‘tea i1aK WHE 4 T—$2. 5 Die ; ose, SOY REANS—Virginia. PARSLEY — Home-crown curly Be tO} hiack os to i = stl, ED FRUITS—Buné-te4d aprics. 4c aoe grantiated anuotes $° 08 per barrel. 7 NEW YORK _ MARKET NEW 25 ot ibber opene* bere'y stead NEW cred, i? tat crates Thc ZT URNIPS—Home-grown Wi 45 ly 4 VW hite 41 Mi NNE APOL. 13 Minn June .%5.— Fiour Sc to ey lower: in carload tots > = . rel: in 1li)-pound cotton sacke;: «hipmente 29.468 barrels. Bren. $24.50 to eval i | Pax—No, 1. 32 15! me to SL.21L%. POULTRY MARKET Lower on Local Exchange. large epring chickens, lc lower at 25 l1&S%c: leghorn hens. Ic higher at l4éc. turned. le less. etandar ds. 40c: fireta. 5c: seconds packing etock, 2 prints: No. 1. @&e; No 2, Zie; No | 26e a vd special in tube and bakers printe, 25e: bricks, 23¢ per nound. LIVE POULTHY—Fowis heavy. 18! fowls, light. lS%c; leghorne, hens. 1 ‘pring cheikene, 1% Ibe "6c: legfhorn anc ] ’ I 2 turkeys. 16c: guineas, round. Ry $1.75 per dozen. Drevsec pecan tag ib.: emall and dark. 30¢ to 40¢ FROGS — Jumbos, $3: medium, $2.25; 12¢; 180 pounds, 11411 %c: 110 ¢ 12"' pounds, 1047 }1le: rough. coatee. un bucka, 2¢ to 3%e per pound. pornd« delivered ty St PO gies | $7.26 freicht qauetations. Dre ened poultry irres acore) 4° ereamecry ‘irela (RA If i} 13.195. Preific Coast whites, « xirss 24@ SOC . I 85. ‘ HIC AG® June 25.—Poultrv alive steady: reget ye. ‘ care: ; springs. 250¢°206c: brotlere, 216 25e: tur keys PO rooeters 13% i eae 226 CHICAGO June %5.—Putter—Hieher: receipts. 6182 tubs creamery extras thise: gtanda rae 304 c¢- extra firsta, 39 @ 35 We. Fuca ghee: reer iote LATS Ree firate« os @) es Bn oreéinary fircts ? new 2G cold 4 ora: on track new 143 oir 7 ¢* tai t’ “ ah pre rite es aa | care: trading rather slow, miarket weak North “5 Norfolk haere! Irieh Cobblers &\° Ook tnhoma enckhed Bliss Triumnhe §% c HICAG 0. June 25.—RHutter higher: re eetote, 15 5452 tube creamery extras 40%c: standards, BU %c; extra firsts. 30 eeIviwer- fire's "8% @37T“%e: eerondes 236) a5 iL¢ Frere higher’ rrertptes 18 O75 enaee: firete, TH23% ordinary firete, 2! 21M ate rare Bagge > 4 extras. U4 wc. star ase Tyee ot rwte Hens tight. lte: heavy, 16%¢. Putter am! erze nnecheangred Potatoes, hume 02.25 grown. 92 1 New York Silk. NEW YORK, June 25.—Raw sik un- AF dete ? WARMTH AND SUNSHINE CHICAGO. June ®5.—-Dominated by re- ports of excellent conditions for rapid prograes of the wheat harvest and for overcoming the late atart of the corn crop, all grain prices went downward today General selling from commission hotsece took place, with numerous holders of corn ietting gu On standing orders to stop losses at varioua fixed limite. Export de ‘heat closed weak, ‘ac to Te lower, corn 1%c to 2%ec down, cats 4c to %C off. “Ot Vee ‘oVisiong unchanged to a set- Suppleme nting rosy harvest reporta from Kansas wheat fields today were advices from Omaha announcing that wheat in Eastern and Southeastern Nebraska is very eood and that cutting should bexin July 1 to July 5. According to a prominent ex- pert, Nebraska oromises to yield 7U.000.- 000 to 800.000.0000 bushels of the winter Arrivals cf new wheat at some Kanene Wichita received 107 cars. Meanwhile in the corn belt. hottest weather so far this season was reported at various places. lowa points especially with continucd NEW YORK June 1¢ 25.- —Wheat futures $] re: 1,: September $1.4 December . red $1 41% @i 42 2. Corn, No. vel- low, O9ca@ 100. Oats No, 3 white, ee asked: December domestic $16.85. Al. a4, Aucuet $14.65 Tisothy conf. oid CHICAGO, June 25.—Wheat—No. 4 red, $1.50%: No. 2 hard. $1.435%. Cor —No 3 mixed. @% to N3%c: No Fd véi- low, 94%4e to DSc Oats—No. 2 white not quoted. Bar ley. wee hes — Timoths ‘ KANSAS CITY, Mo.. June 25 —Wheat —Receipts. 48 cars: old wheat unchanged to ic lower; new wheat 4c to le lower: No 2 dark hard $i _ to $1 6A M4, we No. 3, $131 to 91.455: Ne. 2 hard, $1: 2 tr ec: No. 2 otto Se be eis 95c: No. 3 , $1.75 5. Ke 43 to $1.80.’ Rye. $1 54°"to $1 ‘06 PEOPVA, Ll. Jane 25.—Corn— he. ‘elpte, RH cars: le to 2c lower: No. 6 white B434c: . 3 vellow 92c: No. 5 sgeliow S714¢c: No 6 yellow. 84%%c to BSc: No. @ mixed, Glee; No, 6 mixed. 54 ac; sarnuple 'iSe to S344c,. Oats—Hoeceipie. 5 care: Ae | oe r No. = white 40 44,c to 48e: No, Eggs Are Higher—Spring Chickens ST. LOUIS BUTTER. EGG AND POUL TRY EXCHANGE, June 25.—Fresh first eggs were 144c higher at 21 %e: ordinary first eggs. lc higher at l7e and Ile: medium-size spring chickens Ic lower at 26¢: heavy and light hens. “%e higher at Commission houses paid the following prices for round lots of various articles: rudis — ream first« tn «£000 causes, 21L%c: ordinary firsts. 17@10c; cases re BcCTTER — Creamery extras. $2e: 1 i ' ‘OL EQMARGAKINE — Table grades tm CHEFSE—Northern twins. 23%c¢: sta- gies) 24c, long horus 24c: daisies, 24c. spring chickens. @ ibe. and over ta 911.80 nome inal The only sale re ported wae a dir sate to go out at S28 for soft bran $35.50 for middiings Alfalfa — Alfalfa meul No. w sacks ws snetet af $22.50; No. ' $25.60. chotee, $27.50 Argentine Corn Crop Estimate Ratsed. fivy the Aasaotiated Press. Mv'ENOS ATHER Areentina. Jane 25.-~ NBS cd 4 i - o Page nate Pye are. 2 « 7 a a as ae. > . me om ed 2 geht fe “ny Yering od. ft Pry % 7 ers ee le ri Pes, £4 g 0b theta AS & re 3 p tie AS wie SUC. + Py rye Peg Le al nk ae ov te kite iy a a Saeed 5: Gageeur swe i petal ditty Senki yin Ceili tee. aie coy Nise) thee Lies, 4 oil 7 m7 aaa.) - Bar * —. ~ : > ZH ” a) Paes Tay es ei ae: ge RB bien aH a ae ee . Bt te tain > ata Bawa eee ie ‘abe Aor Ae

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ae — —— 91.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ED, lon HQUET STRENGTH TO of QHD BUYERS STRIKE NEW YORK BOND MARKET | NEW YORK CURB MARKET TRANSACTIONS) SESSION ON CURR MBANSTPRICES ASKED, * SiS 5 —nasa nmin intone Sw | SSCORORATEN BSNS |” “STORE ons 2—roteie me te of — — — ~~ eA AP | York Stock Exchange today amouned to $6,014,000;/ previous day >} . .e|. 3] 88%) 39 | 88. tions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, low and Waitt 4 A wi + feu! i | Sales, $8,759,000; week ago, $6.434,000; year ago, 46,037,000; two /|U § Stl +o) ee eeat | Bs + Nounclosing on all stocks and bonds. Symbols: tiEx-dividend. XR, €X- |i hiuss vir B wi) 4) 43%. &: Sw Pal. Go a a ‘years ago, $4,343.000. Total sales from Jan. 1 to/date were $1,782,- / 1, yy aie 3) O44 ) | ‘Tights, UR, under rule. A, actual sales. *Cents a share. iste DOMESTIC BONDS. ag A] 5e 56 ¥ Tr 7 s -_ @ PRE, TAA Hrete" enetin a8 ery Ww _* rt my Br the Associated Presse to the Post-Dispa . | ’ re / i lative eftiliment continued unchang ; ndition such as exists | $1,882,148,.000 same period two years ago. ¢ | ky ' | 99%) U9 %) STOCKS. . evidenced in 4 Strong undertone = os ae | 0354 ‘ j at 18 ner pie ‘ al —e “ase ; : taeh T 3h | R74! B73 ahigh P Sn... j S| “ Variations in Guctatig ’ : It was estimated this week that thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed 99—24 Wash ‘i 2 Si *% es I WaCeCk ar | | | 77 Fd | Leonard Oil ... 1} G%| 6%! these securities W \ al & n 68 oV ‘ ] ‘ ‘é i i . p , ’ . i Bed ‘ ”1 9) uliory trading | and lis fig iR | "h ee , , | -~ Coal 7 © am Libbey O Sh G] [170a/133% 132% 152% ultory trading at the 9 in original ee - Pigg oa The followivg is a complete list of transactions, with sales, ‘igh- | W Ky Coal vs 44 - — ne Gas ..j 1} @2%! WarnBrPic 6% . y wee an Seog meet ana Anant ‘. eaee | | Am Maracaibo .. : Sa 2 ' c i ped eulficgent su A S tedly to have é very direct bear- est, low est and closing prices. a. 4. . 5s o % ek “Mh Oe ‘ Ss RB TOT 5) q i ; ADD ‘ee ~ . . ee 55 10 WesternPw 5 iy yy high {i sures my nN " BAT Re buverre 0 . ‘ i « . ' M ass Lt Co ee : a 35. W eatvacocs ly ™ . rike ‘ ©) 4: ' 4 ! , - 51 rospect of imiprove- TT wn ae : i aie 4 . cS ae | Super B ..| | | 36% | Ve | ) Chi M&éSP 5 75 .! 2% Me 4% | WhiteBOils 4 ee eee | GOVERNMENT BONDS, || BOND MARKET AVERAGES. || mec 2 103 |Am Super 1st pt | | 96%) O6i% | eae Sa Gar cee) ot ? ice ; : 7 WHE guiet strength continued through session with a few miscellaneo iz ing upward materially, Meat ristered an upturn sad - . . f. 72 ote o : ' a 9 ~- —_—_ ' " = ‘ ‘ fT NEW YORE. June 25.—Although ep —_ YORK. June 25.—It is some |146,000, compared with $1,666,360,000 same petiod year ago and ay. ot a be * & SECURITY, Sales., High.) Low. Close.) SECURITY. Sales. High., Low. Close. |i) pack Se 30 - a | 62%, 52% - “a nag : nw " i in ‘ Ls * , ee t general list on the curb exchange toa investment market today has oc: | Quotations on all United States Liberty Bonds are in dollars and (/W: Suj , 105% 100 “eF Aluminum Co A | | ; 4 ae ee ; 7 . } i : ’ any active participat ‘ : iw Penn P 5% F! SS : Lehigh V C ctf. 1! 40 %—, 40%) 2 Rpg ar ballon by fo}. were $700.000.000 of unsold new/ means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. | | 77 . : | , I » Ste G 42 | ” USSmelt half holiday seasjon. sone Star Gas ~ | t= % arainst present | SECURITY. Sales. liigh.' Low. ,Ciose ; ity © > ‘ Fi 9 4i1Am RK Millis ....j230A! 557 a o™% | Mre. Flora Ban... } Can N R gs | Magdalena Syndic 14, a 1% | CM&SP a & D0} os ‘| WisconsinCens sscrteatr este @ 5-3-9) we Oo , 707 UE? in we , accii | - ()! » 01% 102 etinwu .. ’ ! , ‘ - ——— — - to the point} 4! 52,100—14 100—13 100—14 NEW YORK, June 25.—Foliowimge | | . oe ' + Fa tArizona lobe .| |Marmon Mot Car | ' | Cities Ser 5 | | 89 | FOREIGN BONDS. C - . ” ” | | e th iat ress stock av- | ‘s s.. jn Ark Nat Gas : So ) ae } 1100% 100% 100% nena becomes in | L, 7 i 9 LOUO—1]2 14 — I}? .1 Otj—] 2 | ar the Associated Press siock 4 “oe : , “r ee] ' McCall Corp new! | 50 : ' Cities Ser a j a oo % 100 keri “Bk 7 46 — oa ua oe 2 and ¢ 3 | $7) 100—31 108——29|100—30 se oj spon geo spe" ¥. , | rer agg yoo ; Mead J & Co new 5, 5O% | 2, 4 'Col G&E 5 52 .., a s | Beal @ a ; 2 ae of rose 1 : . ‘ h supple ra new 0Ondas i + ‘4k. } 103—95 fy ee be 03... 23 } & \ n UUs . . ve a rm i t « « . ; — tag ae , . . = lUUTl eau “ nl peak : big eaew! at. the market een, — ION BONDS | Anti 7 b... 2; 90%) 39%, So | Bucyrus Co p 'Nat Food «oa eee + Bast Ter 6%8 43) | Costa Rica R 7 51 "ty PT) . rn 1 NO} or} 1/104% 104% 104% CORI ORATI SF + Pa . | sie , , - va } : a ck Sco han ie othe, with wore Than $1,000,000 in Liberty (4m Tel & 7 6/106 % 106% 106% } = . . | | #100 % [200 | oD % Bilt 8%! 8% |Nat Fuel & Gas.| 1 El Refrig 68 36..} 12 | 80 U : Bk 6 70 a &UD ag Sd rit Satie doe acked : 4 414 Boucht. 'ATET ef 5s (). 102 7, (102 % Keith B F 68 A { : ; a : . aad Je s ‘ i a. b > , 634° 634 'Nat Pub Serv A.| 8 Fisk Rub 54s 31) " cg cc mae. raggn oilR omer 2OT Friday First ‘ = AmT& = 7 131 9 9914} O01, | Kelly-Spr Tire 8s, & 145.% (105% & ¥ — an oe ‘ OS % | Bunk Neisner Bros .../1 Fla P & L 56 54 ‘ GerConMun a tae minh 000 barrels “eager - . BY the Associatec Pre te | Am Twp : en 1105 ly 10544/10544 | KCEL&P ; ; Ne isner Bros pf.} Gal Sig O 73 30 . | : Hambse State 6 46! operation. aie Sales. sow YORK, June 25.—Fyrther im- | AWWEE! 6 | 423103 . ly 103 f ‘ ‘Nex M & Ari Ld 3) Gatineau P 6s 41) 2) HunLandin7 % $61 rati N demand for high-era ie bonds Ge- Se 4" - ees) yi ‘ 0 vel 2 | s isa 28) | OY 4s); YO Ss Newmont Mining 3 Ga Pow 568 67..!| a Lombard FE! 7 no Scam wiped woday, althoush the vi al a, an) Seer act ae. eee : io 4 i. ~¢ IN Y Oil | Giyr TAR 5393) 3 | ic Bl 7. .. ' lint ‘ mriirKe E com- rf - © a wm 4J , } _ i i. . ‘ : .4 ae og ( m ly | i i i ° © gading 10 _— ae ee * eg See nn aa 2% 402 13%, | Pa gen ‘48 4 5 | 9S 1 | Ari 2) YOR 108% |'Noranda Mines ..| Gut Ol 58 47... 95 '4 ay ' nancial an pew Tent. toe chow marked ir-| Andes C M ve 43) 651105%%(10 15%, | Loew's I 6 ex-war; 01% 91 4.55% | Belgiu Se edt reat ct |Nor Ohio Power| Gulf § Ut 5s 56.| $% 94 te 7 rn . cabsavent | proce Ni Con 7 1, 951 - 11 O5t_ | voriflard Co 76 .| : G 14tt | Belgium 74% | 8113 |112%)112% Nor States Pow A| Hood Rub 7s 36, | =o* o @ | Medeliin C 7» 51. . e a . OS ee oy sal pre for — ie pe os - ‘ - ° ; oe e, . 2 i L, & N SO M it 45 “ a * ae . - y, d } 17) Do LO4 "2 104 104 : abpeee s a. | Northeast Power) Indep Oil 6s 39. ‘ , ; he j re) Mendoz Pr 7% 051) Industrial Brief 3 i trad _, poner — nts until Te Rengeeims 4 ‘ ie $a 4 Lou Gas & Ei 5s ave | Ui" a wa iWwiu s ct > 31,103 % 10d pee” nay ‘ S "a Bhi ‘Oh BT Tpe pid.| 10a 109 Indpls P&L 5857 | | 6%) Meria Ele %. 75 § imit ther ? mtg omimitn | 4 rm —_ I 4 3. 1; 5: ‘ 2 | nd fs | Mul Sus 1725 te pilus% iva ~~ | Peleium 1 4: (+101 Ms 101 ae | ore obs - } *Ohio Copper | 90] 77 os Inter P &e 57.. 8) ae Montev 6s ee ———— ommeemelitg favorabie time. eo ic Il unde ASAOD FCN SS... mm oni = | “/Y 4 | Manhat R con 4s te ee im roleinm Gad ar U6 Ym) YO%| 70% ee er 2 1 7 aswtvect j % SS%| 5! Guif S Sti S4as. New ———— more ] d , Ps io : | ? AT ere ~fyst Te’ a offennues + Pye ‘ ey ; : } ‘ Mark st Ry - ~ | ‘ B 4a ha . ‘ (} = i, | ‘ . ; nas Lé chy - “ a ‘ | Can Mar Wireless’ 6 / rs ‘ en ange A o- it ’ a i « | 95 | 9 ons sun Corp M Wd Prop 5s 46 OS | 2S 2) ; %* | Saxo 8 M 6 +4046 giock. s that & surpius ( witri¢ : rc hbapole d . ? 4; *-* . ‘ = > > s J i : Bre en a , 102 Lay L02 i . 30 Serb cr & a P 2 3 Se | late in the year. heeelomed | Tee Ay F | - o'28 . ‘ 1 Fess xs British 5% 104% 104% |104% *Cortez Silver .. Directors of the New York Telephone A fair amount ot UevV epee , . 8) ‘ Q MS! &SS Marie a % fl Metro 5 & 10 8 pf, | he | | « | Com Lar 6s 41 BataviaPet4', 42 6 92%) 9% qd in sucyru "ation. Metro Ch Stores .| 3%} 4343, 434% | Con G B 5s Go, BeriinE] 6% 28.) &100% 100% |Mexico Ohio ...| B.§ ee Be 'Con G é& § 6% | Berlin El 6% 51.) a a. Mid West Util pf icit S @ 6% ..! |, 96% | BogotaMigeBk 7 # ‘Mohawk Val new i e 5% | , 104% 104% 57 | Mavis Bottling Co! 2} ‘ a\ ii Cc | 111% 111% 111% | BuenAirPr7% 47, i\Mavis Co | 2) 28%) 28%) 28% is 29} 98 | 068 BuenAirPrv7 53 ; | Mid West 3% : : Cudahy © Os 40.) ve | lame d é oan |Mt Prod 23%, 23%) 233 Det C Gas 6s 47) | 58 nm? ot . Fowl de HOTS CO * ~~ ear US 5, Celanese lst pf a ‘ ‘ 5 O4+%% 104 % 104% in ¢ +} 6U, | US % 4 gu 4 gs VAI, ‘ 3S GrPote amos * ~ tor"? pend et ed DD et od DOr 09H P| pot et ne P —- a be bt oy PA BO Ca BS re D Om COre —s —) 1 igh NID I= ee age Cae 8 * ~ > i he ae g indigestion is 5% is a fee! | Cont Oi vte | Cope Prod A oie | ‘i Pond Crk Poca.. 2} ’ . 56 57. Stinnes 7s | Rare Prairie O & Gas. My 47 Nat Dist 6% 35 Prairie P Line. a $0a,179 (179 | | Prudence Co pfd. 1752104 314 104 Pyrene Mfg ....{ 1) 9%| 9% | A 4, 2 j ra high-crade railway } and tl er é S 4 | ed 00 % 1100 % oat OF ld ‘ n 4s } Bas * 4 3 : Davega Inc , hing more then a poir r Pp re 5 B 1034 O34 ; “ aa. | Car notes 2! i * . Davies W A vit I es ae 72 MK&T pl Cc , S% | ‘ I ; \ Co é ie . cy 2 1 00 ‘ ng oft ; r Buenos A 6% : 0 iM 100% id 9 le Creole Syndic .. acaiviona: expenditure among .4 § , Wa | } + . hs P i Bulgaria urtis Aerc nee % 100% %| 92 ’ ’ the w . ; , d : , imchneee Alec cre nage ‘ sel! St) COl “4 7 Od ~ } ‘L 2£°9 : a or Ss fee 101 “RS 101% 5 gee Deere & Co ° *Red Warrior vad as 2 ; a3 = of Me m4 “ F 1 , )2 () | KF) ae b & Share. 1} 72 1 723 ug So ' a j ; . Bo tions were aodoroa qa in) whi . he a 4B - ‘ r f ¢ 7 YY ar nd ~ . * ge i « ”e { ~ ‘ aC ej 7 »*) 1 bs SBEN . Sci ity 4 Qt) Mt) Om de \El B & S} are at 50a 107 %& 107 a ] Royal Type “ee +) 7 | 4 , ‘ Ox Nat Gas oes 01 % ket was quiet todav and 4 ta ' don and Scotland. fractions featured the utility 4 Sees "y Oi H7'el Y74I4g: Y D nce ses wee 02 ose ees — = we oes 10 OC) 1g | » | Empire Pow 6| 3514) Sit Ryan Com ..... be | % iP P&Lt 58 B 52) 3'1 i008 100% unchanged. The most ective print cloth . | ‘ ae eminent uVving Broo! moped Nyon By a ety ‘ | i | Mo Pac Ss ‘7 98) 98) 4 | Chile € — a7 eae ange, | “23 ay ‘ Salt-Creek Cons 1% ‘. do 5s D 53.. | . ass rg | Bo 4 construction was 80 squares, which brought ie on : Drygoods Market Review. NEW YORK, June 25.—The cloth mar POND D PIG -~2 Ie DOH _ oT oi . . ‘ vf . 3 — — } ; an » 72 —) ry a - , } i jy» i j ‘hy, 17 +t) 24 5s 5] ‘ : j ~ 8 | on ° | Estey Wel B eee 3 101 101% 7101 irnuette reports eurplus of tan Trans't Ae are fs 3 DOPOURT al N Att Ba ( . r 7s af i ee gO a nae rae we +e f. | Qn | ZOEENSON “Ru "EN rf. g 07 % | Federated Metals 1) Salt-Creek Prod soe 2 | Ph Rap t M5 5) O7 te | O7 %% | 7% 10% cents for spots, the 64x608 selling AfAav after charges ; ‘c 7 monwInv tes sf rit ; , - - ‘> ay \o ¢: Mm B ; siUil { “A or . 3 ie iO } - . ? _ 2 100? } a . Mf a . , ‘ » I > Servel Del 2 ; | Mont Pow ba . s : . ~ Co v rt- ny gg SEER agian aas ings ert eb a a ii sali bases : &O ; J ee # =e . : an i oid oe 7 T 7 ‘openhag 543 44 UW 7 ol Ee 7 RL eee ry oe Co} Sout L 35 % Pitts Sc&Bolt 5%s! 5100 (|100 100 in a emrall way at 9 5-16 cents. nve last. vear, and: for a Ru | mi . “y . 31 133 is | ; open ie 2 Qt pk 3,! OR: Freed-Eisemaun | &1 South Pow & > : | 99%! OO% seine this wear 2737, 202. cree law DF ; 1 . | 3 ; ordoba 7 42. 3) 98 | | Oe A og [are seman | South P & L pf| 104% 104 Phil Pet 5%s8 .| 5 99%! 99%! ers are On the threghold of tpventory ta» $2,552,609 in the same period of 1926. ee eee Sewing Ma NO&N rfg&l 44) 97 97 95 echo &8 . 4 ; zunon Srighee | ne ol | Sou P & L pt pf! | 7S Por R AT 6s 42 1} 98%4| 98%) OS's [ing time and their busine seeiia a . ~ . “6. snd White Sewine Mav y Ps . ts OAL eh si, | ‘es tae | 9616) § O6 Galena Signal Oil! : E | Sou Cal E B ptf 5% | Potom Ed 5s 56 | 954 | effect of retailer Meclination to hold o ‘ . ‘+ ia j i Gen = : 7 , ~~, t¢ + ’ - « ‘J , iSo Gas&P A nw, j ; The 71) 7 Pere M »3 for -_ as fee Es, ‘aol all x ~ Bit Sah : AN i Fath RR ale AA * pha ME eer. i eet ~rse hir points on a SMA. Zimmerman or More than $1 (} their corresponded in . i a } NY C&HR leb + ” ; } i , ‘ {i i Szecho a i s F es _ > | NYC&HR rf i ; 9 105% 105% 105% | Danish Mun 6 B tt oe af eOkk Tae ae, eet | gage! geal aoe, |South Penn Oil . Pure O 6,0 1933) i NYCHE J ot 4 % | 9O% | Denmark . 06 . 1 @al 4 law On ee ‘ oar} ~ |Stand Com Tob .| | ad | 20%) € Rem R 5%8 A 47: N¥C&HR con 6) 9: 02%, 93 | Dom Rep ef 54 19 oo 038, 104% | oibson Oil .....-| 12) 2 | 1%| 1% | Sta Gas&El pte pf} 75a/100 % |109 % |10: Richt O 68 41. - UNYCHR rf & i445 pindies 6 47,2} ott se i101 % {102 % | Gleaseane been’ 5% |Stand Oil Ind ..) 19) 67%| 67 | 87 | Shawsheen 7s 31) NYCHR rig o ag | on ” eonive Lee “a F 7 1 } 4 7 4 , ‘ . “ +S 1034 ‘ ’ j % . i ] 1 0 ance ie 4 eo] v~ ) , P| | : 7 " y ° ° 7 . > a - - } Geo hs 49° es ) } 1() = ance oie © ; dy hy > i i 3 | Hawthorne Min e yA : Trans Lux D P ied / % ad el gen 448 | vr oom) Ss ran | Sete. Pen’ | be sae ge + Ml | : | ‘| ‘ 1] Tub art S B ctf! 232 32 32 any m Edison rts y ue | | French NS! : he Be Mo. ao tn =e | ) 22%) 22%) 23'% | Tung Sol Lamp A! | £3 | 29 Bi *5 da + CY . IE Fb hie rel fy hee Seay - a ry et et 74 7 | Sher W . © . . The PHetroit City Service’ Co has been ! Foreign Exchange OTrgatized i0 manutacture ice and provide —~commerciai Coid oragre facilities. The properties consist ine ice manufactur- ; m) rite a | si oe "aT » rr Pidlivl iu (ak PiaAnts, The , i : : | $3,000,000 of first St ts weekly fore per cent gold bonds, which a jplacke eaa short * i" eu el 2: of oe : a | H&H evt me Leased Wire Faom the New York) go oe dice ctl, 2) tate! 64%! 64 6e 43 Burean of the see ope > . . 7 7 Qo > “a we é ' e+] iy view Saye. oS ® “The chief feature of . -_ arir ot his ween , a change Market 1th! May sales of the Glidde ment in-Italian ex B new ftmnonthiv high of §$2.: 2R8. eucht. ove! increase of $68.900 over May . | ; le net income was charges, a@gainst S$177.868 a year feed ed ed beet ed Peet ed ed ed bed Peed ed bd » . 7 s&s eo od nual -- ce er. a 3 4 BO CO : will be offered —s o- is] bbs | Hall Print Wk ras! 10) 4%| 4% | United Bis A ...| 2) 51%! 03 ; ()! 1; 95%! 95%; 95% . | : 7 , 1 1 Det A pf! 3021900 1100 1100 se ” , paca Tire aiier G ( : LYiz mw * ; ‘ ‘7 tr . , -_ P ry ORY ‘ > ; _-— —— Warner Pros. Pictures and eubsidtaries p the a ae a0 Ot li sriance &£ *« 1 ' Ohio Riv Edi 6 &§ 106% 106 O6%y | Wen 1, 5. O, YS%| 95%) Indust R A \ es, 1 Verde Ext! 2) 23%! 23%! 23% | re 5 Swe RE m net ik of $208,506 for 1 y - S| ; “6 ‘t ) ‘ i ’ . —— ° “3 a 9 - +> a¢ : ¢ 5 ; “: m - _ " . ¢ > . : ; - ’ - / } -_ ’ . . 8 eas ai : ng in 8 8 ON eee ee | GO Su 1 99% | O ,. eo ee O2%, G2% i | tau D6 | 85. som | lmternat Pet bined 2 | 2 3 8 niv Leaf Tob .| 1! 45%) 45%) 45% | SECURITY BLDG. — . " > + 2 »¢ . beat e €. ri i ’ FF ‘ sc - Z Ss a ; . ‘ ; ‘ > i ‘ .* P . " | ~ - \ . > { i Al ‘ . - : : , z ’ ’ ' . ’ Ps) 7 i . rs ou ine ed | ; : ad ' e a - “oO * »o te F -’ t | ree } W ~4i} *Ay 2 * ft . ' ls | } , 1) 4 ] } baa 8 Inter : til B " | , i P & L B ctf! 1 , 16 wr ING “2 : uf hae has “ . oe ey sc "~ = ‘o> E ™ 4 I c J ] ' ; } | , ic 7 a/* ‘s ‘ ed le Ce ee ee in ee ty iy bs os 4 . A Me ry a, » ro, a " oi ". = " x Af Le. eno : Phi se oe Ey pte § 33 ws tte FT Dred’ Ms les | Houston Gulf Gas 732 | Humble O&R | 3 Re | Illinois Pipe Line’ 60a 1 100 Imp Oil Canada 1) w ee Unit Gas I new) —a > PRADAALZIA ZZ ~ Ps > A "4 Fe a of 4 ios ‘ ew aay JF SORE a ee . oe mee er "ie yes GTO NG NM AO A i NOL E ACAD ALG LLL NEN SRI EE RE Se AOL Nae ae altae ‘ rie , . - * : - oe ae : 7 * . a ~ y bes de " - ¢ —~* * tage ” eo 7 . 7 : . f ¥ * «4 > ety 1 on | as . - ~* me Keiner-Wil St ..] | ‘Venezuelan Pet Kruskal&Kruskal | i 4 | 4s | Warner Bros Pic ®Kerr Lake .... 1; 63 | @ } Wileox Oi & G Landover H A st 7%! 7% I Woodley Petro! ~~ oe ote wo eer * snememesteinennienns me ‘ ‘ ehases . ; 4 ~4 , 4 ~ ‘ ’ 3 fis . e : : : i , ~* } ; - pas ’ ‘ . ; ; ve a f=) { ; , f ) i , ‘ s ‘ , Ad 7 | i e ‘ j e © » . aiti 4 a o e be ie - . 4 rf ty . . ‘ . . : A ous ’ ? i »& ‘ ‘ ‘ , } , » . A +“ Le . ' ; ' * == i . ; ePYyeD | é ‘ a> 4 . i} | } : : ] - r . ‘ : j . ; ~ , ; ’ c* > . y? é ‘ ’ M ’ ‘ nt ; ; é 4 .-* ‘ ; . ; it ny ar s 2 a 4 . 4 7 . , ’ : “a \A : = i : 4 4 Lz . ’ , 7 A y\r" ; Wwe yet’: . 7; 7 if} lem ‘ ra : ‘op j . s] is ‘ ' ‘ tz ) ; , 137 ‘ 4 ‘ 3 : - A 2 i J ‘ ; ; P ; : — fe. ia ‘ a ’ ; "4 ‘ ” ' gy 7 f J ’ “ 24 Z : il " ‘ re 7 ) j j ' ‘ . a ee et ee cm : : ; ; z f Tyit? a : 1 ’ ( } Te ¢ 7 |) i i 4 : 7 - } ay 4 j _ . RS , > ; } ‘ 4 i i) } | " . . 8 “ . , ; ; ‘ . | ‘ i ° 4. 7 ; Sst’ tier ~ of the . baw 5. ’ ‘ oe Db. ins were { ?} 1 . +} Puri yo eet ii) haib i - 3 ; . * ‘ ae ‘ 1 M g rs) ‘ ‘ } LR Me | ¥ - ; ‘ . ‘ : ' - , | ; ° es} . T ~ {yf 3 ,* os i ’ , r 3 «>? s . , ’ y 9 nH? 4e d ' the 3} nme ‘ etua : - — ¢ o%. Siar; ia } ava i a’6 4 i ww ES ; i ; ‘ > a Juni . at dé ¥ sine sé macrite | if ii a ' ; ‘ i Phhd . he | - . ° > , . . ' i | , ‘ ; ” , i} -) a . ' } / : . _ . ; : | } ~~ . i } bad . ’ - Line s * . / P ‘ * ;} . ’ ‘ ‘ i me eet wee +e rea ~e 5 gi hia k od ~ A ROR OS” RII tm. > ene ner tie . ‘ oe tae qr closed. In Arkansas more. than $250.000 ’ : was involved In euch business and a large ; ves . t te ‘ ’ ‘ _ ‘ F oT & ' } 4 ; i +) Lal &: I ‘ 4 ee p' y, wo” a . ~ F e600@8 ; famount is pending in the Sputheast, high Herc ‘ e high . 4 ry - - . ar {)*2 sy mn} Ye 4 Ps » ’ ~. 72 aa z "yy \ ‘ . . , Tighe’ Ti , st Ire DOWNTOWN GARAGES phenaenten Proven Successful Investment Properties With Assuredly Prosperous Futures 7s ees G - » _ ee "7 . 2 ; ~ WA’ ~ e . . Stocks of slah zine in the hands of American producers on June 15 .were 44.- . : Se ha ge : Fla Rs 9534! H5i4! 8 o Bs Pi OWNTOWN garages in metropolitan cities offer investment opportunities of unusual Bane "Bo"* daigmcois cticen te fate fees tates on London a | CMEMRE 3 B50) eine, 109% 102% |Simme Pet 6s 2h’ 6) 9824| 98%! 98% | Salvador Se 48.. O8 % [108 4 108% | merit, when these garages are strategically located. In 5¢. Louis, this opportunity 1s were 23.130 tons an roduction 25.5 ; 7 2 St 9 Ke th ih Sit C Oi « oO) oe 64 ie. pag neg *” Oke! QRe! | ’ . . . " : - so ) M&M ad- in’ Ba Om) ROM B¥es Cite ew % ae rapidly passing, for the best locations have already been contracted for by the Asso tons. ciated Motor Terminals Co. 7 ty ty wt ~ = = oe. wa * wT 95s . i sel ' : ;' ne J Cc reese. WG SS40G8 500 WW and’ xX. $8400 | mand ....2 +7 ae | Jeontracts were placed by the railroads an4| OY 01e 0) 2 June 25.—Officials of the e : j \ Terminals C r rarage nearer to 8.75. : we ed meee eau oe | NEW YORK. June 2% lreports were of fat! ctural steel con- | : | ink “Sed These four garages will give the Associated Motor Terminals Company a garage , oly ~ ’ . e “a? > . 4 | ‘ * ‘ J 2. n . sa : ige he ae ‘ « ee : i . , , ; "Th, 4 * ast eek. cae tle enAain , eewiee husin > wer \ pouasnaeee - — — TS re mrt } 4 - ‘ ] is ‘ f ’ ‘T)} ’ {} l 4 - . + “— eS a - ; " il Gen teas i 26.71 ; aniehe Se eT” See ee Senet 2 eee teed | cone tus cee sclcaatien Ob tandede AU Famous & Barr than their own garage, nearer to Stix, Baer & Fuller than their own parking ) General Railway Signal little of in- ' = - a é pow = 6 oe ¢ ck ; : ¥ mas oP ps : many inst it og : ga -. * si ne odav to us r cau ion in ’ nA Fe — WwW , , , C : Sth daiett readily ‘have been ee ae ee Os | ce tee wee ak ae eee aeemened, | Oe OVER een a, ce ae one of the four will be within a five-minute walk of any downtown point rr’ , ¢ " ’ } ‘ 4 of ha e, ow’. , a oat. ; 5, se) teadier 14 . tan ned in the cop-| from ¢ a to buy | 63 Of the BLOCH drawn from the limited characte? ! reer issue se 80.59 eae | oor enaries Recent offerings at the 12%¢ : " Ror is aa gr vorbe 2 # “ti ] a, ~— ‘ : a ment, continued to reflect ete R : 2. 0 iseues) | 105.60 105.78 | ja considerable volume of business report. There is now available a limited number of shares of $7.00 Preference _— in — i “ay . 4 eo ak telat aon a a This Wk. Last Wk. Year Aro. | ed Sonsumere were said to be in the _ ; i me ‘ ; ae mixed feeling prevailing, but af — ean Feternl Reserve ” " market for additional sup é at fig} “er nis Lon ring se Agsocia: Motor Terminals Company. W ith each share of this stock is delivered one share of no par air of restrain hung over the mare : ie Ai Ratio al 78.8 ) , ure, but prodauce! eneratis nOW Sd aoe are ; ar , 4 ee ny une 25.1927 ~ .- ’ a ’ : > " - ree buns — EP | creaseg confidence Jate in the week and j|tion reported clearings for June 25.1927 value Common Stock. All stock is secured by strategically located real estate that should in |: ig e. 4 >? } © »s ve! ; yl : | hw X ~ . ¢) . a j bs AAs hd pe hatnias se : ‘ = 4 ’ ’ resvponain iay LB ‘ ‘ _— . e . sll a vd gn mar ie This Week. st Wee 12%e delivered at Connecticut Valley | $1. chia year, $3.609,000.000 onesie greatly in value bv reason of the $87,000,000 bond issue improvements and through the ° | fres} ; ™ anade all aie ing chiefiv in small lots. Prices | corresponding resh commitments on an impofe well et: esses ; ’ ' ced 'tant scale until the status of broke g ae 99.87 100.00 a“ n Os ye " ‘Maw 1996 | 1 eto u. - i pound. a eee ae : taut & ake general increase jn downt wh real C ta : 199°. vere * | €rs’ loans is revealed on MondaS. | Sse th easincss prevailing the x 7 ng - ‘oneal baie OR OM b lj | i oo. : ; ae Sema x ae Be 59 \ ; eve §©2.050.941 8.456.132 3,649.250 ls dor i. wer ald consulning Gemand 00; debits to bank ; ar : ¢ nits The Preference Stock offers a safe and sound investment, p we ; A | “Trade summaries described the a ee gag | Proaue- soo seg 14.076 112.187 | ported a little hetter, consuming demand) es ft odate to individual end bank and that the Common Stock offers speculative opportunities os subs . | &) "4 whe ; 1h) ve > . eee ‘tar cee ; 1? | a: nits co ribs ° dimond ; ty *t pr && rceacy Danners & ( mT | as _— ’ id e S ; ; " | sebaaed a. othe “i aogel ea eed . Deman oe 5 ee sant aien van hewr 667 460 in tn nel ; eaten were a vg A Siw TORK, Jt: es al ‘ tial possibilities. Your careful investigation is invited. e coupon @- egg sCCLUnE usual FeasON: fe S Cables .....47.31 r.81 452.381. 897 $391,719.762 $397. . " 369.672 149.943 TRS. TO9 (Michigan Av. an acker rive, uecaZgo : | (COUP( YN) > * “an -ss0** 38 'R05 3% : ) , | Mailing the coupon WILLIAM KING & ASSOCIATES, Inc. iF « iwestock ...+ = ) . — : Closed first mortgare on land owned in fee and ph stig Aarne to be ‘ ss 4 . Mf OT that reasor the arket wa — Ch I Bui mous 6.8ale of oe omens —— eens ~- ; ane , yn. located on Michigan Av. and Wacker -Drive, € Lie age. ° appa C¢ ‘e ; : singular! ra a pat ea wi great nan enn ae ‘Sewanee agit a ses sme Writes Bide. Jribune Tower and other leading Chicago at the right entails 117 South Broadw ay, of. Louis, 49 : Ml T : | ~s ss : : 7 rr - ares _ —_— 3 i arn _ mt Gia 7 , " . . ' ; j ( 7. | Pressure and it was this absenc® Sei eee, foe Ein a e 0 of 5 ner cent notes a Please send me complete details of wa ae gta ‘j ; itt ‘antages oO ‘coming a and data that will acquaint me with the advantag stockholder. , | anneal De -rorinc bigger traders had been engaged in Upne eile: eQieds* ee - wee oo easog 844°0 TH HBS . 6 ' ) B ¢ D 1937 1942 - | the Procecureoft « vening up come : 4 " | : tg: . - ess eae 000 pe s tc ; “a ; . ? e +e aoe sgh det First Mortgage ( on i—-- we 7 ; mitments over the last few days ae «| Sen: I mn sent honds The prov: | om the bond issue for ; : : obli of offerings in volume as much as 4 etter Fement of exist ma in ral Be | ¢ * f the jaqu features about this | @ Price (00 to Yield 6.00% absolutely tes , , gation whatsoever. "hadé jie " 7. nin? . & eU8lLINE deb at) rocuctl ? it firect iblis w eign i biitix iresh dernand developed . Bort tn — 2 hy: T ES Lat. mcing air . { i 3a . ~ ite revenues : ‘ tt} . . $4,867. 562 ‘and expend) | the corp eration the notes will be ) Ful! Details on Request y United States Government and awarded ; ecual par anc market . . * . 1 . 482.000 eauipment tra er. | os, The 6 per cept notes now out NAMIC. ccc rvcccvsenceses Further Rise in Lire Rd carrying 14. — “eng coupons, to | standi _ Precomgpag race ageeerorn K MARK C. STEINBERG OMPANY | “A further advance in lire to _— . : & O. at {? T , of the } prin —s Oe ae “ 9 oiter ‘ id ess the highest ievel in about nine Merete Commerce Commission with the! $%.500.000 of bonds | Onc tht st & Members of New York Stock Exchange When in St. Louis park at Broad-Wal AGOTESS. . ‘years at 5.82 cents featured deal Be bithe, Oo, that they be awarded to the) amount wie ve cemainder wil! ‘bys ot oti i & Oy Gee Ampere. ings in fors len «¢ eee 5 Pent - | Re x a : ne . ' ‘ iB of San Francisco | cent, Water bonds due ecriauy Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Building ond Seven Wel Cueen “se os City. ecoeeeveeeereeeeeeeee eae eee? Ld eoeeeer State. ete veveeevaweaene’s ings for the Government account a. a tl elkot cat bee oo — a .* GArfieid 4600 sT. LOUIS ° were insufficient to fill the deman@ ee A ee Lead, Zine and Copper. | | Sterling ruled slightly firmer, cafe . 4 1969 Heich water bonas u ouiet at rying rates on London to @@@- - dace fetch Store of Chicago, thous wounds 126°) per 200 bounds. highest level of the week. an” = : Aire as cla : Which paved the way for advances | onli unted to . | ti AG4 in the active stocks. . | he Erie’ ha OOO SOK ESHHEDOKHFESCEHHOOA OHO COCO HERES POF 7 OR FT TTT oe $h.12% ver 100 | aturda? Zinc was

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LGA ed . : : ‘ee f emi deg inp edeeti Ree Wag jie PBR 2 BP (ohn € ~~ edaala eT - : S Jnl ne”rthit Plc whe ee PAGE 14 ees _ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | chambers, * Union Buyers Are Preparing to Leave We're Making Room for These x trons. $145 Four-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite Four splendid pieces—large bow-end bed, dresser, chest and triple-mirror vanity in lustrous walnut finish on se- lected woods. Each piece is decorated with an attrac- eve set Overiay, @s shown. Special at..............ces. Pay Only $7.50 Cash $185 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $225 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $110 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $350 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $300 4-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $400 6-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . $500 6-piece Walnut Bedroom Suite. . All-White Steel Refrigerator *3 79 A great Refrigerator at a re- $7\0)\00 $135.00 $165.00 $ 69.75 $245.00 $199.00 $275.00 .$385.00 Specially priced at... Pay Only $3 Cash $125 3-pc. Reed Bed-Davenport Suite .$85.00 $85 3-pc. Reed Day-Bed Suite....... $58.50 $12.50 Fiber-Reed Rocker $16.50 Fiber-Reed Desk $16.50 Fiber-Reed Table $75 3-Piece Reed Living-Room Suite Pretty armchair, rocker and large rocker in 75 orange tangerine fiber reed. The backs and loose spring cushions are covered in gaily patterned cretonne. ihe | Gee ay || ri SWE ok os 95 42 6 ae Z TT ie We pee ee a — $210 Three-Piece Bed Davenport Suite Massive wing chair and armchair and large bed daven- port, which opens into double coil spring bed. The up- $ holstering is in two-tone figured velour with backs and sides of pieces in contrasting materials. Special...... Pay Only $10°Cash $235 3-piece Bed-Davenport Suite........ $165 $255 3-piece Mohair Bed-Dav. Suite. .....$195 $300 3-piece Mohair Bed-Dav. Suite..... $225 $150 2-piece Mohair Living-Room Suite. . $110 $250 2-pc. Brocatelle Living-Room Suite. $195 $275 2-pc. Linen Frieze Living-Rm. Suite $185 $300 3-piece Mohair Living-Room Suite. . $195 This Sturdy Windsor Chair wing-top table. The x = ie’: | g : aes 2 ! | piu - $27.50 5-Piece ‘Eaauel Breakfast Set Choice of rich ivory or steel gray enamel in $ 95 these four Windsor style chairs and pretty pieces are artistically turned and thoroughly well made. Pay Only $1 Cash $35.00 5-pc. Enamel Breakfast Set.... RINGS for the Furniture Market, Where They Will Buy New Fall Merchandise for Union Pa- New Arrivals by Clearing the Odd Suites and Pitces Now in Stock at Irresistible Prices! ~ * aes : ay va a. ~~ / ~ amma i =? x ~— =..> * ‘ ‘ A ; es ee Oem Z ‘ me x " | wernt er ~* + Mens . _——- : ; * 9.75 ae $63.00 5-pc. Lacquered Breakfast Set. $49.75 While just 200 of th ° iad de Nectha M EL ot $ 9.75 eliihae duct Ww oid mg $37.50 Odd Silver-Gray Buffet. .. “aes $27.50 ——— Chairs last. Made of > teasers Ph ees with ager se ye ear Special! Reed Baby Carriage aie cana at gy oy this 1s the out- popular finishes the city. Only $1 Cash and rubber-tired wire wheels...... Pretty fiber reed Baby Carriage in 75 ini . Has secure brake 19 white panels. enamel splashes and A marvelous value. Only $4 Cash Only $1 Cash : $6.50 Upright Laundry ; S 2-24 23 @ 26 6 & Chest. $ ] 1°° Large $17.50 Oak Top-Icer. Insulated | $ 12°° walls $25 Apartment Bees nt ar BASEMENT|| “00° SPECIALS a mapites $42 Odd Walnut Bed Lights, complete, $| din eggy Cretonne Garm’t Bags, $| Bird Cage Stands. .$1.75 Velour Footstools. $1.98 Folding Camp Chair . .89c Polar Cub Elec. Fan.$2.75 2-Qt. Water Cool. Can, 39c Folding lroning Board, $1 Curtain Stretchers .. $1 Complete Flag Outfit. $f Fine Waffle Griddle .. $1 Waldorff Tissue, (6 for $i 1-Pc. loed Tea Set. . 49c erobe Bench $45 Simmons Steel $40 Simmons Steel Chiffonette ... $30 9x12 Brussels. $35 ox12 Velvet $40 9x12 Axminste $50 gx12 Axminster. 81x90 Bed Sheet ... .89c E xchan Hemmed Pillowcase, 39c Cash and Carry Your 0 S Furniture a Saves You Money at Union! in . $ 7 m ae = oe seit ope Refrigerator Wit ininrna nen '" é 1. TT | if $30 Enamel-Lined ase | it} nae : ° 7 sy Wade ig tf Refrigerator ; > , ie + ) | HA an ERE eae ze med ett ae hg it $60 All-Porcelain- = WY] E | ' $ ieee PARA TEEDS lined Refrig- 4Q’> ie—2 | GE ere ( i Ul ti i Easy Terms (RMS 4 i $35 Cedar-lined Chif- $40 Large Oak - Dress- $7.50 Steel Vanity : Rmeeoreee ....... Rug Specials! . 824.75 -, 820.75 Bedroom Pieces $24.75 $39.75 ... 93195 $29.75 $23.50 $3.98 $24.75 % $29.75 | . Living-Room _— Beds! Day-Beds! Pieces U Bedding i $20 Walnut Steel Day- Sygepieren RER $13.Cs ” se Day-Bed ~ $6.95 $22 Walnut St eel a oe $4 Lacquer Magazine Rack $30 Bridge or Junior Lamp ....... $5.00, Mahogany on a we ge Metal $16.75 $5. 551 Book sdeeies End $3. 45 $ 3 2 Day-Bed ; nd Table ain © tie te $22. 50 $40 Coxwell Chair, | 75 fia PO 6s kc $50 Walnut Day- ‘Bed $29, 75 $15 Mahogany Occasional $7. 95 . ** wee 6.398 @&2 4 Oe eS Bas = “ — Folding $3. 95 x $16. pene ey ee $9 75 " Bed, 4 ing and > 20. 7; i Table , _— £ Sy22¢ a ~ ad | Pay oe ae x5 v Easy Terms May be bought on Union’s Easy Terms. Buy your Tires Ask About : as you do your furniture. En- Our Free joy them as you pay for them. All sizes, all t Insurance rude: Policy ’ Mounted Free ci 45 SAVE ON FURNITURE AT fe | FATrIrALB 2 EXCHANGE STORES AU LW 206 N.12°" ST.~7"™™& MARKET STs set, $4.00 Slight imperfections which de not affect the wearing quality, Odd Chifforobes res $9750 Beautifal new Chifforobes, tg walnut Preece on hardwoods, Pay $2 Down Two-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite 5200. DQRSO. Club chair and niassive daven- port, in splendid condition, Just a few at this price. Bridge and Junior Lamps In Al Condition. $ 595 $1 Cash Unfinished Breakfast Sets Picter... P | BIO Four Whindsor-style Chairs and pretty wing-top table; a wonderful value. Pay $1 Down | Refrigerators $1250 Splendid onk top-icers with insulated walls and Iarge Values to $20. chambers. Davenetie Sets Values “ss $4 O75 Splendid three-piece Daven- ette Sets; wariously finished and covered. Vatues! Combination Kitchen Ranges Values vee $DEBOO New and rebuilt Ranges fs every style and price range. Reduced, | \ iss FIRST BY A Pay $7.50 Down iii of the turf” Audiey farms royal purple silks proudly. but if she is a good Ama- ‘on she will step down off her throne for a second and curtsey tt the direction of Banton, owned by E. B. Morehouse, the ‘colt. who was good enough to take her measure in the Hotel Statler $5000 added Handicap y: Fairmount. Pay $1 Down Pay $1 Down UOOUOOCLCLUHU Pay $2 Down 3 TITTNNNATTTTTIITTTN Large Size Odd Vanities Values $3975 to $75.. Variously finished and de- signed are these splendid large Vanities. Three-Piece Parlor Sets $730 Armehatir, rocker and settee in mahogany with Ilenther upholstery, Al condition. Leather Covered.. Pay $3 Down MT iin aaa ODD PIEGES —For Every Room at Special Prices Davenport Tables, $9.75 Fabric Springs. . .$2.50 Odd Wood Beds... . $9.75 Oak Dressers. . $12.50 Pay $1 Down TT SAVE ON FURNITU |2 EXCHANGE STORES . AYU LWA 206 WN .12"™ ST.- 7" 2 MARKET STS WHISKER AND PAYS $25.00 Morehouse Four-Year-Old Colt Beats Princess Do- reen in Driving Finish at Fairmount; Helen’s Babe Third. ee ee By Jack Alcunadieh Princess Doreen Is still bears her “Queel and. she 4-year-old sterday i The Princess was beaten only by a chin whisker and perhaps she suffered from a physical handicap ' here but she will have to admit that she let the Morehouse colt get a bit too far out in front before starting her closing rally. Had the race been a little longer than a mile and a sixteenth, say a ‘few yards, she would have won. Helen's Babe was third and Cotlo- gomor fourth, start. Banton, coupled with Cud- geller, was the after a miserable longest price on the board and paid off $25.00 for $2. A crowd of about 13,000 persons was present for the program which had more than the usual quota of hair line finishes. Makes Splendid Ride. L. Geving gave Banton a splen- did ride. figuring his mount’s Ca- pabilities to a fine point In hk last out, at Washington Park. Banton was second to Javk A‘eX- ander in a tnile handicap race and the Chart sid that he c'osed fast and woull have won in a few more Strides. tnd’cating. alone with the rest of nis past recor’!. that a mile and a sixteenth was just to his (ik: was 1:45 3-5, 3-5 0! & second above the record owned by the late Capt. Hal. who was last year’s winner. 'rincess Doreen took the leat as nN as the barrier went up wit? ing Hits time len's Babe and Banton tn clom sti pf After half a mile. Ban mn began his drive and #socF sed up Helen’s Babe and wat | front of Princess Doreen @! three-quarter pole. Bantor Was going so hard that it seermet npoxsthle for him to stick ft out his jockey had him assessed tly right and he managed tt and off the Princess, althoug? lerably worn down in th Was an exciting afternoon and one nose. neck or whiske inother The feature was fa Sr in thrills to the Fatr Derby Ranton emulate Ty Raver ecomen hat when & aia off $95 tae win Reputation Wins. Ti ifth race, secondary fea ture Yas Loos 1 eT ough to grac any man’s prograrn. Fie -putatlo by half a lengt afte, +} o _unrege ser? ate 4 ne iy Ae Beve “ is one Time °23 4-65 $545, 1:8 Beeund e400) third $4) ) fourth $150 ee ee? tk A bole kls AP .. HORSE WT. PP. ST ‘ Ba: oe ¢ =a ; oie a . 117 °e 4 7 T r phe 4 é 1048 s 3 » Rg 106 6 T ee Banton wall handied ‘mored to le ve then. centicuing camels under ha - the “teal stride Princess Doreen ‘ Caiied bey Reanrian ten racing th che » . Gtickiy in the stretch and fast *hother etride Heten « Habe Ff dill at finieh Cetiasomgecr Wid Cu * on the taaido lenge «a whte @1 ean sGon putfeace’ and — ie Mutnele fea al Ranta vir ace $5.10. show 32.30: Moa

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NDY MANDY, A MAIDEN, WINS LATONIA DERBY ( >it: ee pe Sar AR Asarn MAL. \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT A AVE ON FURNITURE AT ON atonal a OL ie ag ta Me 6 N12 $T.~7"™ & MARKET STs. UT t or {sprbichthad Mai te, ”) by ers ate ono te + ven 3 NaN et om © 2 ~~: aed a. MU Ee ee RR es ee ae Y ete Tippee, Pe ee ee eS deg. Sh ee - RE Mts pat oe naiah, ee te Dh iat: gens ® fe we - PN See Se os se, wae eae oe 4 ~~ oo ——_ ~ a, ~ - ~ PPA PPP LLLP OT POLO AD OPO LO AD el eT ON lA fra all ray eae A POPPA POF FF FFF FSF mo LAAN i i i | BP Es SO 5 Fe peat May Ag SEE apha pAaate se ted ang a He oy ot Mon" x > . 7 SR ge RE beet eye aged rate A BO ty ofr § a ote By J. Roy Stockton 0 Manager Bob O'Farrell of the Cardinals called on the lame and the ; halt yesterday afternoon and the world champions gave a great exhi- 9 | bition of uphill fighting, but the Cincinnati Reds put on a storm of © their own. | Grover Cleveland Alexander failed in the relief role, and the best ° the Cards could get out of the double-header was an eVen break. Arthur Reinhart won a hurling. Dressen’s double, a ball that South- Ez. | duel from Red Lucas in the first! worth lost in the sun, tied the score ® game, 2 to 1, with the Reds victo-/|in the eighth, and in the ninth, 0 rious in the slugging match that! Pipp, Walker, Bressler, Critz and © followed, 10 to 7. The even break | Wanninger singled and three runs | enabled the champions to reduce| were pushed over the plate. o| the lead of the Pirates toa half @|/ Reds’Luck Finally Changed 9 | game. It was a courageous fight that 0| Cincinnati pounded Flint Rhem the Cardinals waged in that second 1 for an early lead in the second | game to overcome the Reds’ early 0; game, scoring five runs in the first | jead but everything went against —itwo innings. The Cards counted |the Reds while the champions i 'two in the first and with the Reds! were putting on their drive and |adding a run off Keen in the sev-| Jack Hendricks deserved a turn 0 0—1 | é 9 x—2 \enth, they were leading, 6 to 2,/in his luck. cork Bressler If “peas A ‘ Oe oy Re te RDS SRP OR rw, Ay wes. ° See a ne Ey A, ROT rae Congoleum Rugs PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927. 1i—6S Odd Chifforob ‘ , : «, $9750| | |banton Captures $5000 Statler Handicap \REINHART BEATS REDS, 2-1, IN OPENER, + dca | RS] BY ; BANTON WINNING STATLER HANDICAP. cme: | | | PAYS $25.00. a | I Rae mag Oa en Hn ip ed Cage, oy ere Down 4 \ ae FIRST GAME. | Hits Beat Old Pete—Frisch Has Big Day at Bat. Colt Beats Princess Do- — E ct - ie : : i : singin of Lamps Frmount; Helen’s Babe ie seconds P&LOO en Imperectons which enutiful new Chifforobes, tn BUT ALEXANDER FAILS IN RELIEF ROLE TIT Hill ort, im sa«plendid condition. | Take Lead in Seventh Inning of Nightcap, but Fluke TT Morchouse Four-Year-Old | Pa ke UA KE TEETH ’ . 7 Inut veneer on hardwoods. _/ wo-Piece Mohair | tas POSE . se Pe PLL RE AEE SEER ITO cm par ROS ORI LEE IE PRR f) | (} ] © iving-Room Suite d WHISKE R AND , A D ’ . Ust a few xt this price. id . |Dressei Sb .... 2 pri cs me ge and Junior reen in Driving Finish at vee heel 4 CURR sea. “2 |Picinich e 4 $1 Cash ne te Ninoy LOS OST REANGHNS ¥ Oe Oe ok ee oe tek ae ea lousunmaame alewrweennen?P «techn e a 1 CARDINALS. AB. a. aa Frisch 2b. Bottomley 1b By Jack Alexander. | Princess Doreen Is stiil ‘'¢ Unfinished | of the turf’ and she bears her| Audiey farms royal purple silks i = $35 SI Re ROCIO Cc is Mii Ee | ioe A ; ; > = ran as e § | : = ae 7 eA i TRA A or wr " Magee ; we Vp PR : at Pre ” ee ‘i Poe et 08 Oe ‘i 4 ‘ , , £ e rs : Holm if oe m proudly, but if she is a go0d Ama- ee EROS cs Ricae RRS ee PACA. IAEA CECE EE OTE AE ea Mass : Wiig. 5 awe | | South h rf + BETS a Oe AG i106, ttf TORN! Se it ee Wo kl OR OT OC OTE ORO OS LEE RE RN OT eC § wor er... n she will step down off her : Pg ees Visions Mies i tog pe, ia a i See he a Gis aoe POE Pe ERNIE EO | out t iv 4 mes: bier SEP OT: S ae ce sg CGR OR Se RE Se Ghly eS Lio MIO Re Cg OO eer ge Blades rf .... ‘ded throne for a second and curtsey ii: | "aan 2S ax, Ba 2: 50 #8 ee: eth EOP RRS RRO, Se Medeor 50 SAREE OS Tee a 9 oa, Bell 3 esces... the direction of Banton, owned by | bs Si ee ee bs Bs 28 PO ERE 2. tes) His oe Ui ea a Ga Si Dae fF |Schulte «. ... , .B. Morehouse, the 4-year-old ies Kes es, ines ge Seo sk Re ae a ee. tie oe Re RS se 7 on orga ur Windsor-style Chairs z. B 0 t tag i — * Be Foe SG ae e ? GE Se : he nee HOES eS eee tae Toporcer 8B. «.. md pretty wing-top table; a colt, Who was good enough to take | a 2 Bi ike Sa RIO I LS ns DUS IE CO POS BS, LEU AI, SEE CEEOL SECIS ERODE IERIE , BOESE MABE cD ; Reinhart p onderful value. her mmeasure in the Hotel Statler | Fasoncitink ° ereratetes psitadNanaiista sa ane Co nerttee BMT, eee pi laa wy “ os as Pay $1 Down $5000 added Handicap ycsterday wi Fairmount. ehaiineh: Likpt gaia wa ee May kas ye at hee cee, OR Os ee ee rete ‘ CAPTIONS Pee ype en LOLLAAIONESEE T NES eo x sty a ania se" VO oni RE PRS atta * 4 lean scvnoceorns” oleemeeounm Oe AE Rep NRE IRI, 5. ws i Totals ee — ~ = |—Innings— 3 /Cincinnati. ..... 0 0 wae oce now Three-base hits—Frisch. Picinich. fice hits—Douthit. Frisch. Stolen bases Manager O'Farrell batted for! but Umpire Pfirman booted one. Refri eral suffered from a physical handicap g ors here but she will have to admit | E [: dd B | | bl ' h that she let the Morehouse colt get = =) t | |—¥Frisch, Bottomley (2). Double plays | Keen and singled to left and then | Taylor took a full-fledged swing alues $ 50 abit too far out in front before | >. © ‘ - | J a9 TI 1 TABLE [p Sacri- | their half. ning Nehf had Douthit struck out asul than a mile and a sixteenth, say a = cl — few yards, eign be eal Chicago. . et rit —_ pen Time—thr., 42m. Frisch second. Pete Donohue re-!the pitch and called it a ball. Nehf Pay $1 Down 7 Helen's Babe was third and Cotlo- | New 5k 35 29 aes | lieved Neh! and it looked ne bono and Hargrave protested and asked gomor fourth, after a miserable | Omaha Youth Defeats Veteran Misso! Srooklya. oF AGS Ses . —— SECOND GAME. ” baseball to some of the grandstand | the other umpires to kick in wita HT start. Banton, coupled with Cud- : | nareihaitangiens Ee dig = R Position After Ab- CINCINNATI. |managers, when Manager tten-/a little help, but they declined to Kies wntne an the Spectacular Match at Broadmoor, Showing Iron Nerve Phila’phia 23 36 .590 Bf esumes YFosition er | — gp |dricks ordered Bottomley walked, | differ with Pfirman and Douthit gest } 2 on th Cincinnati 23 ao 348 AB. | filling the bases, and it looked still |then drew a fourth ball. ice ' board and paid off $25.00 for $2 1 1] i , ° dine 9 « 0 | al I ov.VY I de. nd E ldog nacity. ——— | hree Years— Dressen 3b. i wors then Southworth batted for i avenetio Sels © on wm ¢ , ¢ _ } -_ d covered. Values! L. Geving gave Banton a splen- , ) | Neve 28 33 3 did ride. figuring his mount’s ca-|to St. Louis a year ago to compete in the trans-Mississippi tournament Cleveland. “ ee ee fen | Nehf p. © game because Bill's lame leg was/Critz to third and he scored when wees tO &@ Tine polnt. n Hie 3 this vear just managed to scrape enough agoliars togethne > pe : , : , : . . ’ Boston... 15 46 . Thomas W. Cahill was appointed | Kolp p. . last .* aa @ V . . j= \ ‘ } } i} } hig t ew Ore ; ; i’ il id i | v «DY — ‘ lav " thai made son markahb “-COVerT} Detroit at Chicago. ; nits York ‘de wns Frisch 2b. . > $45. ass and a sixteenth was just to his lik-|/ ©!¥UH o Uy and na ‘ % ee ‘ age Agemade NATIONAL LEAGUE. ATINSIFONE OF .wew ork, WHY “| Bottomley ater Splendid three-piece Daven- tte Sets; varieusly finished swe & | ~ leesonun: —i worse than either of Ray's bad | Southworth lost Dressen’s fly in 3) props, delivered his third straight! the gun. single at this opportune moment In the ninth, Pipp opened with a apd Bottomley § and Southworth | slow grounder to Frisch, Frant!.is raced over the plate and the Car-/ Josing his balance as he fielded the dinals were ahead, 7 to 6. ball, and having no chance to make Victory in this second gameja throw. Walker's grounder to meant first place by the margin of| Bell skidded instead of bouncing, half a game over the Pirates, bht| when Bell went after it. so it, too, Alexander could not make the] was a fluke hit. Then. Bressler |grade as a relief pitcher. Critz’|end Critz connected for real safe- | Single, Wanninger’s sacrifice and'ties and Old Alex was beaten. Pirates Play Here Today; Haines to Oppose Kremer : re) a | ot ens Oa cecal ln a 2 f : s = a ie sf . ae . — ‘ 5. — oa * ‘> ‘ | ‘ Nn € ( i™”m ee r | » a 7, 5 In d . . non ") nt ing. His Lime was 1:45 3-5. o-oo of ‘ SO t te urse 3 FS 4 " ‘ ’ : : : ie « a Pittsburg at St. Louis. i 4 of a candidate for reapy intr }¢ bile | Holm if. wwew and rebuilt Ranges in ® second above the record owred | Spectacular Dattie. | es. Very style and price range. by the |; J . , Chicago at incinnat}, ‘7 j h . ¢ ~ at "Ine * 4 , ’ luced, late Capt. Hal, who was last iViINEe New York at Brooklyn. , ear's winne steady wolf in which he has kept mn mornin en Salo 7. ; , |Association ; Pay $2 Down pers winner. 5s , Rein 1] which is seven ' lin Only games scheduled. | Association at ae : . ‘ . Sane } ys ad ©) ry ee 4 bLiX i) i. ec y Lit ssi? " , | . cn ie ted ys s ¥ ni ; . | h Princess Doreen took the lea >| AS pace V ith et Det Trai paf&kr eA id Wee kK. j . : . | ¥¢ sterday) noon al the . 01 onado | Toporcer as | HT HALT ; 4 B00n as the barrie r went up with the new king of golf between Yesterday s Results. Hote a and Armstrong Patterson of i ; _ Dee An ' Khem D. ks 3 ‘ liect ir a the ekiac | Madae Ves ia . Tet i? ra @ lect. first Vicee- | Helen's Babe and Banton in close, Mississippi ee 5 he shot NATIONAL LEAGLUE. Detroit was clected first ret y Bi i . i a! . Andrew M. Brown, New YOrk, | soughworth | Was re-elec president of the | plades rf.-If. the annual election | CONSIST eNL oecmecsonu? the |above the cou a al toy _ Keen pv. ’ =9) ' ’ > Tenper oF u é tne rad % , ' 4 Sie ais te ‘ ad "3 : i I dent Large Size pursuit. After half a mile, Ban-| Stepped rig’ — ponent a err | «Cardinals 2-7, Cincinnati 1-10. await. | Alexander p. . o +o »t e 43 _ 4 PLS east . tila F " i — f10N hirh was the j » | the start of the ma Chicago 6, Pittsburg 4. vention, Wlicnh wa | Hafes ° : e . ‘ 1 0 . ton began his drive and = scen es ; ee a | in | . ' : . : ; : ele thi TY rnirta g 10 he ‘ ; ; hat eer i 1] ; } LOP } : : j — : ot P eis ananria. : ‘2 rre : an es | Passed up Helen's Babe and was) {US mo! —. _ / or ae he a : aS New York 6, Philadelphia 3. | innual f the associa os Fa ee vw ‘ > 4 . _ . loc fy) ¢} ft} il | ii il -- . ** - } ¢ ’ " c ¢ ? oul in front of Princess Doreen at | '€ad to the finish, ¢ oun had ahot eral ve Brooklyn 4-3, Boston 5-7. a i“ iy | Totals il ad $ y 5 | the three-quarter pole. Banton | 2 ee a spn : Q Een a ee ey 9 oe =e AMERICAN LEAGUE. juet b- OTe y , ee es eee batted for Khem in fifth. - = Wa ; y % a oe £4 . AD Ttnoven if \ « Li ¢ ‘Ta € } ; ae ee i. bia ” : ie ips shar as. ; r - » thi if i “ la ] T 1a . aA 'k : h , nth. “* "Ty - : “ '? - , $75..: 8 going so hard that it seerned ) unester, after being two ovey Washington §, Boston 3. = | Reem tees Pe ee » Cards Can Take First Place by Winning — O'Farrell Not leoows aleseecenvundeeenel ee Os i i i | Tart impossible for him to stick It out | Only a £0! of foipdibas e tear an Gia teds at ane 4. | Philadelphia 7-4, New York 6-2. was voted to hold the next mecet-| jnnings— oe = wt i. eet : ss lel a nee er ee "a but his jorkey had him assessed | * ’ t ts hind a wh ro i Las . th stn0 which is a . Detroit 4, Chicago 0. ; ay n Milwaukee. Bee 2 donee oe - nd 7 > te .e +i 9 | Expected to Play in Series—S idelights on Double. 7 @arge Vanities. @ *Xactly right and he managed to)‘ ae See eo ee es a rat saved him. Browns at Cleveland, postponed, | wpictricgen ley oe ; rae ge owe hit —Blades. Three-base hit! » Header With Red ; Pay $3 Down m "and off the Princess, although - ' ae oe va er me eetiiei Waed real decidi rain. o ops vi oe : ceugenternct. —Frisch. Sacrifice bits—Bottomley, | cacer Mil INCCS. ‘ Consider: he did. rive ATE] . vice-president, William Walker (2). Wanninger. Stolen base— | ( ; ably worn down in the . 8 os .|'entire match was the fifteenth of aaa ao és a . | RARPAPLAL LALA AL ALLL LALLA AAA Ahhh ddd ; is o or, a is m i] 7 i i al ii ‘ si | Atal ij ' an one +} . ? v4 ied , . is =) - ‘ P ; OL Ln ny OBtretch | wae ° ‘ ial ao DETROIT MAKES IT Angus, eveland, third vice-presi~ | a rel, Double plays—Douthit to To-| “OG Te ) . : * Ineasct . A. 4 "co >11T AOwW " yy a | 2 i} " afte rT Oon Tro ] »\Ae V ara { ci (J ; 7 rsv7 P - ‘eu, wince Chi- ¢ it . Flar- | ESS HAINES will try to pitch the Cardinals into first place this = 968 an exciting afternoon and |-CU"s=* a > rT . , . ’ _- " , cs hree Piece . a iwc eran tourn.ment piaver “ene CoP ease ne wal one Up atier tacy h WHITE SOX, 4 TO O Agar Proposition Fails 2: off Donolive, 1. Struck out—By Nebf. Ray Kremer, star of the Pittsburg staff will be On the slab for wee - ‘ an . Oh EE ties ee ee Te LPL LL EOE AREA IE PB Ah OI te after another bh atvwr re 4 , 4 , } ' Parlor Sets n inother The feature was fa i'Kanesas Citv until he was only 1e | played the fourteenth. It looked | , ae Nke 1: by Donohue, 1; by Alexander, yi the league leaders be vr} .. af ' Pal, 4 = 2 “ail qi i ‘ i i ‘ , ; j ty ‘ p A my oy P we 2 - ur ") - sessic nu , : ; . | prey Or } thri le tn tt e } ait ' uf at the Fi ft¢ ent} ya" ir 1e ¢ ris rouse i? yvoungste , wis , cy aT a o “ I os - ) S yn oe a = Pitching record—Off Rheem. il hits er (,re yer ‘ lev land Alexande r vanced on Picinich’'s infield out he ‘ rm ‘ a € 44 aia stad J : 4 i : " . I d . $) ii : me dé it en “\ = iA yy ‘ ; ‘ r ¢ a . ‘ : : ; , ‘ . mov { Ty roy Ranton emulate A — r 7 _ ] Tne ‘ ' i pOregkK IN! w 4 } ey t , the | Ad . . Ll Cc kK ri 2a ‘ Was Iria =e * | runs in 5 innings: eff Keen. 2 hits a 1 | enn tated for lia starting cde | pi Crite’s infield are “a a Leather SO ; Buddy Raver comewhat when he ernoon . ind. = yOUCG : ae a ~ + 5a le it three straight he defeat of every piece 0! busi- /ruo in ~% innings: off Nehf. 8 hits and ad signment in the second gam« of poreer. but Toporcer iene “a . , sae ’ . ° ae on . rior} hy « i P . £ee% i i ‘ , i hi ' i Liaé j 7 _ . , P - ee } ti ii 6 3 ‘ hoe : , . 1. Covered. : Paid off eor ta win CAPE ee'’ port : pare as 3 sa White Sox today when they lu ness propos: dor sanctions d by he | runs in 6 innings (none out seventh) ; , ms ; © eee gue th Bob Wanninge t . ila | ed there and oked (re 5 segs ; te gt * -: | out Chicago, 4 to 0 Kenneth Ho.- | professional interests Nat Agar. | off Donohue. 2 hits 2 runs: off Alexander, | the series tom re mange ape ; ~ anninger to end the inning. rmechair, rocker and settee Re putation Wins. before that as thougn } Pal ges sy loway held Chicago to seven scat- | head ‘ the Brooklyn Wanderers | 7 hits and 4 runs in 2 innings: off Kolp. MeGraw a candidate for K Frisch tripled down th taht maheognns Ww ith leather 7 — a = J :4 A414 BY Ne] . . 4 three ‘ ” \ ‘tN Ral . ‘ ‘ } ‘ t . : } ' mad hoth catch ’ at Special Prices j Continued on Page 2S, Col. 7. | He played much better go'f as 1s ar se eal he wie Beene , = “ sanction of the Foreign Relations waveOnAl, LEAGUE | he does not expect to break into © es difficult. *~ LAI PPP LPL De Aw ~ _— ‘ ‘ : “ ei : £4 — i : i) . rh abric Springs. 7 - $2.50 . ' } Statler Handicap Ch rt | i r ; ; ; bas ‘ s : rae : At, R Ay A + acee pt the dates fixe qd by the tou e Pittsburg 7 4 ar cidents hye faii ~ hhulte and Sny- tn left in the fifth and after Dou- ddd Wood Beds. $9.75 ae An npn pasta rE PPP PDEEPPPPPP DI | ) vind t) 3 30 | 7,°ce., &. 7 ea ee lists. When the motion of George Chicago 14 .. | der. The sore arm\ds improv- [| thit’s sacrifice bunt and Frisch's Jak D SIXTH KACE—s3000 added. Hotel Statler Handicap, 3-year-olds and up, one | Ke pt Anant: Mtealiia wot See foe Gees ace Healey of Detroit carried, sIvINE NewYork 4 .. - ing. O'Farrell says, but still | sacrifice fiy had put Arthur on ; a , . ‘ 4 ° c ra re Ing t Stig : gi ashen , ‘ ‘ 4 be Ln 7 +h yb . : _wenweets.. . $12.50 Bott onesrixteenth miles. Start ood, won driving. place same. Went to post | 2° 3000 in Gallery ioe” S 4 ‘ithe state associations the right toipeooklyn. .. 7 .. - mains him when he throws. It | third, Lucas again walked Rot- . - ne . ee es \4 ’ A‘ 3 - = > si > a f ‘ » : > ‘ ‘» f) a , j ‘ 7 ‘ : | aie ; : P37. At post 2 minutes. Winner. b. « 4. by Cudeel-Little Roc! | : , amm. 3 Fue | accept or reject proposed gaines in | CcaRDS $3.5 ’ feel strong yesterday. tomley intentionally. Jim again ' i a es ‘ 30 45 3-5 Value t inner $595 t as an ideal day for a golf nee ~apllli® hi - : : eae 4 s eased thele : : qd not! ron Cs : ) ' TARTU | : : ‘ ve ry z ; 4 ») oe 4 ‘ >a ] 3: z: ? ] aad . € 4 . ; : e , Ny ‘ =* a ; ‘ , ds : ‘ thelr district, Agar expr Ss ‘ ( incinn’! 4 aoe — stole second and this time the oa © 4 ° te eatin ai sine ty 4 . m silts 4 orem Piht vy ea 0% secon arv fea- | “gory ft 1 —— | ff ' rr ‘ij | ‘ it ‘ ‘ Asli g T i i ; ee ven : . " Ss . . ss * dary fea-itoo great. : i | , _ | tered hits and was given sp»ctucu-/and delegate of the American 5Soc- — Rd SRO ur (ou Souivalent | tenaned ‘the beer that no ae | Ce le. BD. wee fl | , 4 jepiaton that this aaa Phila. es ns rome te as announced | strategy was a flop, as Holm every shot from early morning un- | °*Neis |) ee : : probably a 3€ Suling “ | Boston (463 iiciauly as 49, | slashed a single to left, scoring i] almost dark when the contest; -——s*** eS Bak international tours. . . “ay 7 veo eS AAAS. QO, SPOeeEED. i tal 82 > 2° »| Representatives of the Canadian | AMERICAN LEAGUE. was completed and the most suc- | 'cessful trans-Missipp! tournament | ear in years was brought to a close. | J - | tae | ' ion : A (OW .12Z'™ ST.- 7 £ MARKET STS | ay wee ee pha iy ance. but soon was | shone out of a cloudless sky. The; -*“,;2** ." pOO00O GAT -v}ing the transfer of players ited Phila, . - 35 Pinte et 0 nae 0 the Oe “se b . : r and 5 ; ln tr, Prineese Doreen wae taken inio lea & = “ : oi ot ame | anne “tebe in good condition for | as / e | “ He _— ’ hail ; Ho) (iween Canada and the i'n © Wash. 23 im : . ts " : nine “ Pp ° risch, who relayed of him began Wwearitie Aah I ulé by / JFL Jad h aX ; 4 . i States. President Brown pointed out ' Chicago ' 19 ' inning whHoeg VW anninger Osi to Bottomley. 3. lthat there is a rule governing in- | Detroit is 24 pop fly. but nothing came of It. ‘ternational exchanges contained in BROWNS 12 Fresslier singled to left with Behulte bounced a Goudie : ope out im the second asd ad- (onmtinued on 2+. Colume wae racing iT close et pureuit i +2 ‘. ; ; & tretch and fust mis eed getting up in time Would | the final encounter. | rrnay a ; ’ nerhout. amine on ~~. 8 _ . « Babs Paced qveniy throuste trrtch. then saved much | Considering the class of golf he} oF “g-8 gaD aneer hed no mishaps an has shot in previous rounds of the! Co ° " DPoubdie plave—Tavener 1 ant made a poor showin: ; rine = — > » Blu CUmpires—Owens and . on Page 25, Col. 5. Clevel'd 3 ; a1 : in 82h Of. elace $5,900. show $2.60: Princess Dor | Continued ou Page 25, Col. 3. Ormsby. Time—lbr.. 50m Continued oT ; B v , : ber ic Ban wit show $2.30: Heelan 's = rerye eeu

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; PAGE 238 HELEN. WILLS AN Youngest T-M Champion In History; Man He Beat ! Aa. TPR ET RE ORR Pe fake ER a MN a tenons iden and Hunter each Quarter Finals in Wimbledon Meet hare Honors as First W laying of 9808 Tournament Ends ta a ay SWEET IE HRN RUNNY AE il aC AR ORI . ; é cat Herbert LC. Bourke. srican racquets the annual Wimbledon tournament today Death me Miss Elie Goldshak of England in were swung victori- when Miss nielen ee RE ee en — sjursted Mallory in the mixed British adversaries. a Betty Nuthall Will Play in United States 16-Year-Old Tennis Star Named on Wightman OY GRAB HELLIS Va AEN vk PP PF PP eS RE inte PBL PLL Mrs — ’ . SW has RI oad ae emuee te: Be ie abl iectitient ra PLS : Soe wa sds Sea ans Gh PRETO ae ce r LRP LALLA ae — PPP” PPP PP LL LP LOD a - PP PP Lf Martha Bayard, OP LOLOL AMC le el el allel ll el al ll all gl gl Crippled Cards Fight Hard And Break Even With Reds | SECOND GAME. POPPER ES A ¢ ontinue d Prom Page 1s. Col _ Rough Stuff in Seventh. ers ge ieee and tea Bell Picinich’s head with his spikes and made a great matting the Visage an old barroom handicapped throughout the SUNDAY MORNING, JUN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . D MISS RYAN ADVANCE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IN NET TOURNE} —_ JOHNNY GOODMAN (at top), 18-Year-Old Omaha youth who beat James Ward, Kansas City, in the 36-hole final at Broad- moor, Colo., yesterday. CUBS CHECK PIRATES’ RALLY, IN AGAIN, 6-4 Wilson Gets Fifteenth Home Run—Pick and Cuyler Also Hit Circuit | | epcctnnensy Resemecsteccanocaneracaces Nr nt TE Goodman Defeats In T-M Golf Final Continucd From Page 18, Col. 8. a. - al + ‘ — - e-« 4 . - oe a Wwara Was Ori iS ga rst f th tam 2 Da A s it 2 ~ 44 4 +.4 ~ ’ e poor He wa n ria short an while Be made n re il i recover©ries, ° Wa imabie to play ll enough to keep ay wit t \ nester who has ectrified > a vy ty his vic + Tr Ss e.. ; P| an 4 eT) putted le gre e Ward to four and it Dis OD ~ ; t ~wo ER . - . an? “ kk ; a' = 4 ‘e4 . second shots on the 438-vard eighth It ~oodman approached so close > kh a ? ~ sa 9 +. ._- A“ ~ | After 18 Holes. , , , ; + — \ Ast diate ¢ b,08 4 NAaATKADIe ee | ~* er = . 2 - ~~ «oe an tho ‘ — sinth TWic tae ehat andad - ; . io i — x - > _— | ty - { Y ~ 4 iiTey ' iT) : af = wt I - t at = « . ~ 4 - r s hai ey T™ ‘ ~ ‘ i> Ss i 4) 7 iv ‘ ‘ "s* ‘ _? ~ . ; +4 ‘ : - > = * { nd ° a hd me = eg ‘ rst ‘ 0 a. ea ‘ i ’ i . ; ~ ‘ : nN CT] I] Se | ~ ’ ed * . ? : 4 ha ] “a ‘ * Se « 1G ‘ ? i itt ws 4 * ; 7 re i for HB Rill de ered T ¥ ; ‘ ’ »~h* ° ‘ » . * a . ~ +4 ws . Ya .% ; Sea yees, ; y . . ‘ A4l'i eee miica ai i mic x Bix , ¢ ° 7 6 vx " + a 7 \, a + a: 2 . . ie 4 at Lax sat #4 te ~ ’ - see . > ? © ‘ +. : a s c.°* (0 een- .* Le y 4 = . .- ee z “ on - - b 1 . =? 5 TOM CAHILL AGAIN NAMED SECRETARY le. OF SOCCER BODY = a'e4 for Barnes n hiing inmine. -_ Continue! From Page By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, June 25.—Chicago | made it two straight from. the! *e Drives. ee ae ning with Webb on base. Pick first man up in the third hit h homer into the right field stands, | while Cuyler drove in L. Wan head of him with his circuit blow inning. Carlton D ~cs-e © | poe Be | 3. H. = | Mowe aC cecee @ l I 4 Pick 3h sa ital vials l l 2 - | Webb rf Oy l 0 1 ] Wilson cf 5 1 2 5 0 Stephenson lf... 3 l 1 pr a —S ees 1 ) 9 1 Hartnett ¢c ..... 4 0 3 3 0 eee Te enn Se 1 2 3 4 © to ~) ~ ee Totale ...0.+-00 6 PITTSBUR oO» an. kk Ho. FG A. ’ iL. Waner cf.... 3 l l 2 0 Curler rf cna 1 1 3 0 P. Waner lb... 4 0 1 6 0 i Wright ss ae ta Q 0 oo 5 Grantham 2b... 4 1 | + TT nw — 7 hk 1 S 3 yd ’ A at ata s * + _ . : | Rarnhart If .... # 0 1 3 0 Gooch ¢ eee ial 0 1 4 ° | Aldridwe D cee. 1 0 0 Uv 0 r 4? . rises © «666 1 ; V t) : ®Brickell “ee ee ] v 0 Cvengros D «++ ¥ 0 0 a a ee ae Petals >. é6é ce + 8S 2 13 Innings. 128409 678 9 | Chicago .. cheek 1112001 ) | Pittsburg .. 002000002 *Batted for Morris son in eighth. | , , =e ” ' gros. = Sim uck out—By Aldridge. ~-. . —- ™ a sacks Butler hit a mer wi of , _ _ @itwo on for all of Brookly runs : ~ eithe fourth. Secor 7? "TT? r - — Ut { si SAME TR rT W , . jo Ab. R FH. X\ 7 arth ‘? 7 i be ~ eseeerR Sm +> ; i} ’ ) Tt 7 , miter. 1b ee 4 2 7 . LA _ 2 i | ’ me ) ’ > VW 7 ‘ a ” 4 .* ‘ Mi ore ae ) ’ ’ e om ’ $s 7 tha oi } ~ 1 ¢ + Pr rr 7 i Le © oe 5 + } § . Miiis ' } *Rrow } ? 7 ~ ts = 4em . ; } — — - a — _” ve ’* , oss | a.e »* hd 34 L4 - ~ : s the| ‘Batted for Gepewich in ee, ; tnre ‘ ad } nr eo rvrnt > 2 , . with S*e*Tatted for igh eight : ese eto , en . “y o- — ; 2 ft ta Seseeh- ‘+a i. 4 ae ; oo , ¥ wa. eu ; ; ‘ 4 a4 ‘ — _ —z —s ae * “2 ~ I 4 8 , i + Z P T+ " . “ 7 ‘ ~ ~ &— Pa + ~ ; 30s 2 0 Om , . , ‘ ve i ‘ '_r— 4 rreen Tx hase hit—! irni¢ Threae-hbasee h s " re v ge ‘ ’ ae 7 t — 34 ; fe . ——t aly st » Dase—P arre and £ ‘ | 1a 4 aves A a ; t a T - : oe 4 e - . oe ‘ io. “i | ae 7 Os TYYN ™ \ Nt. 4. » re 4s P . l ] ; Sed «# , > . ’ - ‘* ‘ - + 4 & 4 } } 4 - “ a > | , . - : = ’ . 7 : R is | + A > - 4 . . eo EE ; - _ 4 ‘ . ~ > Tx'o x os” i } ; + l , : > e ; an + rea —_ — — — _ — a . _- - * = ie wt ASSET VN ~ A -* . ™ ‘ 4 ; A i 7 # 4 : - : 7% " ‘..? ~ ’ ha * z . * > ; ~ "> and 7 , - . : s > i x 7 5 > , “4 it o- e > , - 2 : re? > — - 4 ee ; 4 = 7 . vt “ i =~ ee Bes al n ; tm eg +f aT *K Prict . - . : Hargreaves | —— — —— a , «= a = infern 2. rr ox. represe : id etions nero us Ward Begins Uphill Ficht. " ; ‘ is ] 7 4 ' rs * ; toetan ’ ; ° : = : ; ; — rT a > ~ . . °* ; a Ae iii—d»~ irran r4 ’ A ; j ry 4G) Felix Home In—Lutier Stolen for —Rich bours “ta!z. Sactl ice PF arre Lwoulie AY Qu 4 1! f * pesie! eri : 5 | wes _ . . * ; . ' an and man to Butler te Herman: Gautrean ~ , he . ¢. | Surrus La n baerse—Boeron. + Proock v1 : ’ nase om en | Ai i ? _ a ae '~« - . 3? 2. Struck ont—By Plite. @: hy Goidemtth eon : lite—Off Barnes. 7 in & innings rane- oe a ‘> - ' " nnrrme. ree ~ h weee ete ¢ “ieee 7 : : ©. that Z fy yaji¢g ry) hes . 7 “asrreee ae n mat ‘yy : ires——Rearion. () Day and Moran Ti Oo. game—ib 4. =. Ladies’ Day. HE girls are flocking pate eleven- apart came. see last Friday's e welkin with their | And pepagger se was pleasant; osm Pirates by winning | stain! by $ 0 6 eee eee 6 to 4in a game featured by home-. | run drives by Pick and Wilson of | Chicago and Cuyler of Pittsburg. It was the fifteenth circuit drive of the season for Wilson, leading home run hitter of the National | present.! 4, The interest of the lady fan Is + uite beyond disputing; iker out of man ‘Gee and fervid rooting. League and came in the fifti in- | over the score board in the same And comes from every Te rion; Is Mary Ann Q. Legion. Three rousing When women much elated, Don't have to pay and pay and As often has been stated. « Ladies’ on : Riah: When they ca rash the wick- beenen pf And will not A RIOT OF COLOR. +4 A 1 Po) 4 4 roe v? a a - . Two-base hits—Hartnett (°). Chree- base hit—Travrnor Home runs — J ck. is AB. R. Cuvier. Wilson. Doubie ~~ ch Traynor: Wneht srantham Pr. Wane ention rain bo w | Comba, cf 5 n i nig. we ? } ; ‘Grin Left on bases— ND Morehart. %b t 0 Beck, Adams to Grimm. Left on ! s orenars.. 5 4 Chicago, 10: Pittsburg . Base on ha 1e sacha . ‘;aZzelia =s ‘ a three and Lazerri. ««2b — me. ~ Tv mpires—MeC ormick, Kiem and McLauégh- | ue = 4@ . € 41s - —) T bar Eli ' dg TInoOcK, Du ; can and Gehrig; aN on balis—Off Grove, es rove, 9 hits in @ innings (nome +, for : a. v- | Bishop. 2b ak : : s | Pren rf 1 -"— | Lama [ 1 o? 1 if Simmons. cf 0 I 5 lair $b 0 0 0 ¢ 0 4 kes. Ib > ts oe “Bandit Who Ravaged Oklahoma ev. sa. to Return TRere and Face * 7) mw evere. 8 A HOLE-IN PUN. “Mfanion Loses to Goodman on *Batted for Walber r Morehart. 2b. . ’ . 0 arma | 1 rT . , ? ] - Vi a 0 1 in Weg AN tb 9 0 1 ' T ; . . , _ : -—? age Sta | Bes ; bysinnia, | can. Left on hasee— New ¥ ork BANTON VICTOR IN STATLER HANDICAP ™ "th inrings today and Continued From Page 1S, ‘ol. }. at FROM YAN New York’s Winning Streak to the of Nine Straight Broken iad way they flocked to Lin- Ruth Retires With Lame | Knee; Lamar Gets Homer ' By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jun 25.—The Philadeiphia Athletics handeg |Yankees a double drubbing toge New York’s winning streak which had been stretched to nine Straight cle, which is now eight contesg, _— - striking out ten batters. Three soa. & cessive hits were bunched off hie in the final frame and he gave -« Ase first when Lou Gehrig was calleg out on strikes to end the game Babe Ruth again had trouiis with his right knee and retires after the first inning of the Gow struggle. Lamar’s bat was ss. sponsible for the Yanks’ downfal in the second game. He hit a Roms run in the first tnning and afte New York took the lead ip the sixth -_ crashed a triple with twe bi — PHIL ws we 4 AB enon ot, ‘. 5 - 3 ino 1 1 3 Lamar. If 4 $ 1 0 Simmons, cf 5 2 2s ¢ Male 2D ..cece O 0 3 1 a Dy kes, a” éaOr~wrists~OoO2> Dit enn wer ee ~ on esp f i) ——— f} ~_ _ OM O0 Serr rT- st al semaiiammeasonee? 3! evs oence~neP ol ecen-ensees-seee!" «! acosessoeo! ‘s| OO BO b9 me Wr DOr rH HO Sl oo zivurst e ** eee 0 0 eu —_——_ -_ to Petel= . «saa 10 2 *Ratted for Morehart in eighth. 1a **Ratted for Penock in ninth | ae | ” re ey 7 own to it wr Rar f r P. Collins in ainth 3 zRa r Ruth in ninth iiiadeliphia oe — — Two-base is—Bishop, Simmons =! cae eo + oe, ee a Ti, Dugan, Combs. eas ase hits—Hale. Sacrifices— Lazzeri. Gazella. it | and Dykes: Bishop and Dykes. , | base——New York 7, Philadelphia . 4: off Pate, 2; | Pennock 2, Struck ae Grove, by Pate. 1: by Pennock . oth): off Pate. 1 hit in 1 ing D GAME. PHILADE LPHLA. ° on S| crsmanvowor+ed B't| ooo N “ ; r a ~ | tl ele oo wt oy . Daree-base oe run— Lamar Sacrifices—M - tiphia 4. Base on_balls—O® as - Struck 1t— By Walberg n | jiite—Off Wailbere. & : if 0 > innings Red Sox, 8 to 3. and Harria 2b. 4 l l ar : Fre STON evernrth Al R 6. - Ranton —_ + id — ae! », 7) ’ sec- Tor -* ’ —-.» BV PLE > rae LO alae hal DRUMMOND JONES AND ROLAND HOERR WIN 5”. COUNTRY CLUB TITLE | 2%, 2 : P 4 o 4 ‘ ea +s ‘-_ ‘) ‘ gv ie * 0 ’ - a ite. ree | a te ax ' ; , 4 artiey } 0 wis a a 0 — om — eM Tote — rd 27 . at M4 — - we eath **Batied f Musee, oes tttec for "arrive ip [ -ftiners a oe W eshington neoeee? in Boston eneee we *) ifkein fefeated Mr in ; tf? Wiitzce 2 Wingfield. Soeaker Struc 2° Russe! Winning “tcher—itadiet PT ne FR EY x 4 PBR LBL LOLA eel aaa Mi came in the sixth and five in the last inning. a WASHINGTON. At R H. M Neg f > ; 3 9 . y+ “ *T) iarr inp si " yA 3 ’ - ~~ . ero rwswew Ow Wr ~weeoraoa- ~ 7 4 3 4 z a > as ~! aeete s.cccecekee 6S 6S ee War £4 11s j le | : peck im 4 3 oe yy Dau +t/' ” 4° on teed S' sine 7 : - act — gee a BR. MceLeao LS Se as ; * -~ "ee ? ¢ ret be oe a a *? ia . aie a 4 | Be eaderTs & t oe nM a ly after +t g fac Do la! inmw . . ‘ chart when aring st et ar . on a. : wee ° st fu oo War £282 ac euen om the ef Jock cut out eo fas Seid ’ 2 owe ‘ ‘ M— > weaken as invader from Europe. Sensational Running The success of Handy Mandy, ~# tt, - while in the mature of @ mild sur * até prise. was never-the-less consist- ent with the race which during ts previous runnings has seldom fail- ed to produce the exceptional, some of the unusual happenings ng a dead r the filly off with . den's e attended the race. Today's running was no doubt OMe of the most spectacular the rare | , ever experi ree Ad and this desr : the eonsummate ease with * Which Handy Mandy accomplish- e@ her r intainous tasK. After a delay of but two min- Mtes at the barrier the six starters Were away in perfect alignment, Willie Crump zetting Rolled Stock- ing in motion siightly in advance ee orm He was followed Bway from the webbing Dy Jock, Buddy Bauer. War Eagle and Han @y Mandy just managed to out break | in. When Rolled Stock. ing attempted to bear out at th Sdjacent turn Crump was forcet to tak m™ up strongly and Mac Garner ot Jock into the lead Dud‘y Raver moved ur to force th Dace - ne slichtivy- on the out Side of the jeader and the other s ~ Were sely bunched at thetr heel: Qs the field made the first tri throuch the home rete} Rolled Stocking Bolts. At the clubhouse turn wher Budav ,T1eT had moved up t * With: : ,'¢ tength hd the lea din Jock. Rolled Stocking bolted 8 bat’ - it his chances of over ta k , s fleld were almost com pier eliminated. Entering ¢ Backetretch Jock ena’ retaines tage over Buddy Baus | (S were racing profi With Handy Mandy following oni Sctcoupie of 1 lengths away and 4 inc? Ss behind Dolan. At the final aes Bar! Poole began to make his mov With Handy Mandy. while L. Ca lads - after driving Dolan im! Ugh: _uarters on the inside ™ ) ease him back and sta tim, around on the outside. Af the stretch turn had been compile 8 Potdy Bauer showed signs | "ects of following Jock’s f@ ‘Pace and the latter drew aw from the Idle Hour colt ad of a length Handy Mandr, however, Tacing in fine stride and with ¢ Stlient speed and when the furle Dols Was reached she had eat Gleposed of Jock and was got “eng under a steady benefith hol After lesing the lead Jo began quitting rapidiy and W le moved up to displace him — place. In the inst eixteen | Delan, coming with «a Sig ri porerhaut led beth Jock and W * tn repid succession but ‘oO late for him to mena Winner and she went to victs

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in nd VP LOLOL OP GG a ie Bam. « tr a ee a ee i i ae ee : ae URNE r | fANDY ACKS TAKE | DOUBLEHEADER FROM YANKS | |New York’s Winning Streak of Nine Straight Broken | Ruth Retires With Lame Knee; Lamar Gets Homer By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 5.—Th Philadeiphia Athletics eg me Yankees a double drubbin. sodas by 7 to 6 and 4 to 2, breaking New York’s winning streak which had been stretched to nine Straight At the same time the Mackm. om sheared two full games off the Yanks’ hold on the League pinna. cle, which is now eight contests. In the first tussle, Lefty Croye worked well up to the uinth, Striking out ten batters. Three sue. Cessive hits were bunched off him in the final frame and he gave way to Pate, who barely held the Pnhip. adelpha lead. New York had foye runs in and runners on third ang first when Lou Gehrig was calleg out on‘strikes to end the game. Babe Ruth again had trouble with his right knee and retiraq after the first inning of the fina Struggle. Lamar’s bat was re. sponsible for the Yanks’ downfaly in the second game. He hit a home run in the first inning and after New York took the lead in the sixth and crashed a triple with two on bases, PHILADELPHIA. AB. #. i. S19 DH D> D199 iDwkOsttOt—c> -_~ a i> ~“>>007 el So050229500"% - ~ -_ - a Collings eeeyW,; ra. zDurst r OS Bout e De > SotSO RH MIDIS al esoen~emsss ~ Lo) tan r P. Collins in ninth. - are. Ruth in ace. Philade “ADI Simmons, one : : Dugan, Comnibs. base hits—Hale Sacrifices—French. re mar, Lazzer} Gazeila. Double playa— Pennock. Duran and Gehrig; Hale, Bishop and Dykes: Bishop. and Dykes. Left on base— Ne ‘w York 7. Philadelphia 8. on ba! is—Off Grove, 4: Pate, 2: on . Struck cut Grove, S sf, by Nyy omer oe 4 Hite —Oft a lite jn nnings n ye hy nit ~ 6 (none _ out in ——Rowland. Connolly and Time—2h. 2 25m. _. Winning pitcher—Grove (SECOND GAME.) PHIL aS ty uits—— FF ishop., . Lazzcri, W aehinetonr becom tom) rH seme? bi: wet COOK UmOoMHH CO 0 ~ SSoroo > SceSo0 8 2 » e 3 ———- aS ts ~ 2345 700 0 I 0 U0 OD Three-hase bits—Lazzeri, run-— Lamar. eri gan. Left on Geiphia Dase a et ruc ik out—Bv Walberg : |. Hite—Off Walbere. 6 in 7 0 in 2 innines. Winnine pitch or— Wal ners. Umpires—Van Graflan. Com 5 “4 and Ro wiand, Time of gaine—lhfe on s- cer vase hitePoge!l] ?.» Ru t« her—Hadles ' ‘mend res G Tinte—2h, 2m i . miy other starter. PM@es at the barrier the Buddy Rat ner h and both With Han: dy Man iv Prerbavies both ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 _ PAGE 38 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MANDY BREAKS U. S. RECORD IN LATONIA DERBY Wins $24,250 Fixture | Over Mile and Half in | 2:28 3-5 With Poole Up ui Price Headley’s Maiden 3- Year-Old Captures First Victory With Dolan second and .War Eagle Third; Pays $9.80 for $2. NI icirtarniinnnrnpintinnnennnnnnecinn | Latonia Derby Chart Firth RACE—$* 25.000 added. The Latonia Derbs. 3-year-olds. mile and a half— Went to 3, by Brown Prince IJ-Bed of Roses. ae 28 2 -5 Sar, 5000: won easily place drivtne. b. f.. a 482-5. 21:12 4-5 38. _— 924.250. $3000, $1500, $7 o -f)2 4-5. v0. post 4:2]. Trainer (new At post 2 minutes. W. W. Taylor. Time. track record). Value to "aE. B. McLean entry er mandy Mandy. resir: gmat. came tO 0U tgide gee away rapidly after takin mae forced hack sharply whe el in the last fur ie noc eiyt on well to the end, out. we wring the stretch turn, but ~antened = lead after last diy after nearing ef ad Rolled Stocking ran out on sec Manéy., eam 9 mutuels naic $ War Eacie, siace $10, #D iow $J 60: Special to the Post-Dispatch. LATONIA, Ky., gpe-half in easily latonia Derby. Going into the race a maiden, Handy Mandy raced triumph by four leng Qooney's Dolarf, the latter beat- ing E. B. McLean's War two lengths for second. sther which raced under the Mc- | lean colors, was fourth and the | lie Hour Farm’s Buddy Bauer followed six lengths further back | and three lengths clear of J. W. 'Perrish’'s Rolled Stocking, the on-| Handy Mandy stop geaaias the | long course in 2:28 3-5, reducing Man Q' War's American record for) the distance by one-fifth of a sec- end. The fractional time for the/| sew standard was :24 2-5, :48 2-h, mee 4.5. 1:38 and 2:02 4-5, the| intter being but two seconds slow- | ew than Sarazen’s sensational per- | formance over the one mile and m@e-quarter of the third Interna- | tional race in which he conquer- | ia Epinard, the famed and love: Igvader from Europe. Sensational Running Handy Mandy, | mild sur- | The success of while in the nature of a prise, was never-the-less emt with the race which during its | previous runnings has seldom fail- | ed to produce the exceptional, fmome of the unusual happenings of earlier running being a dead beat in the for the filly les Angeles it run off with White Away back in 1888. Lieut. Gibson enjoys da walkover in t! renewal of Brother Bate tok the 1921 renewal after get- ing out of the maiden class only | two before the race and nu- Merous other truly unusual inci- dents attended the race. | Today's running was no doubt | le of the most spectacular the | per consist- | 7¢ 1900. : “ae cays ' have pmace has ever experienced and this | ite thea Consumn ate ease with PWhich Handy Mandy accomplish- '@@ her mounta iiinn task. but two min- six starters | alignment, led Stock- | After a delay of were away in perfect Wi! He Cru m Ip ge ttin g Rol ing in m Ootion ss] ight] y Pi! the others. m¥ay from the webbing by Buidy Bauer War Eagle and Han & Mandy y just managed to out- Pireak Dolan. When Rolled Stock- PR attempted to bear out at the Mijacent lake Kim up strongly Marner shot Jock into the lead. Buddy Bauer moved uy to force the Pace. racing slichtly-on the out- Side of the leader and “Were Cc losely bunched at their heels ™ the field made the first trip through the home ~ retch. Rolled Stocking Bolts. the clubhouse turn where ad moved up to Wthin a half lencth of the leading dock, lled bolted s0 of over- turn the At Stocking chances eld were almost Silesian ts 2 backstret tch Jock still retained a hea 4 advantage over Buddy Bauer were racing restrained, following only BS couple of ones hs away and inch- =": Dolan. At the final turn o0le began to make his move pwith Handy Mandy, while L. Cal- p ban after Dolan into Griving peek: quarte to her first | ths over E. F. | Eagie | Jock, an- | in advance | He was followed | Jock, | by Rejuvenation over the ich turn ar aced prominent'y Saaree ond turn and was badly outrun thereafter wia s9 RO, $2.20 show June 25.—Handy Mandy, ginly daughter of Brown Prince If and Mandy Hamilton, this after- | soon, by brilliant performance, forced her way into turf’s Hall of | Fame when she bettered the American track record for one mile and | accountnig for the forty-fifth running of the famed | | were the ' to the circle of t | flowers | Value of | second, | to fourth. ‘authorized 53 | 8, 13 | track would be | the | ful | the Derby field. | the eight original | Je Queen, Charles Robinson ; race | wide by others | (over a ,one half, ‘year old Handy come | En ter) ing the i Ecuivalent Jockey. Odds tol after 1 Came aero but w Ai srr ec of ? last few strides, after he had forced first place $4.20. show $2.60: _ a Dolan. by four lengths, Dolan After bolting, RolHed Bauer at the finish Racing Dates Granted. Handy Mandy and her recipients of enthusi- astic applause after their return and battery of camera men. The race hada net $24,259, with $1500 to $3000 The Kentucky Commission, clubhouse State Ra meeting at prior to today’s races, days of fall at Latonia, 13-day mee Dade Park. dates granted: 4 , Lung in September Following are at the Dade Park—Sept. 3 to Sept. 15, 13 days. Churchill! Downs, Sept. days. Latonia, Oct. days. Lexingt days. The Churchill Downs and Lexington dates are much the same as last autumn, when meet- ings totaling a like number of days were conducted at the three tracks. Boo Is Scratched. J. €. Ellis, owner of Dade announced tha 11 to Nov. iz, 29 Nov. 15 to Nov. 26,11 Park, t the meeting at conducted same lines as was th term of 1926. Boo was found with filled foreleg this mor injury led to his w a slightly ithavawal from Comrade was the only other non-starter from am entries. Mary Hume was winner over Col- six other 2-year-olds “= at five and one-t the youngster pobiesoee it out terly the full distance. alf furlongs, bit- The narrow defeat of Superfrank one mile | furnished a mild | third race But for being carried of the surprise. from the 11 Wisdom graduated maiden division by defeating other maiden 2-year-olds handily in the second race. FIRST WIN IN 9 STARTS Latonia won. In winning the Hal Mandy, Jamilton, set a new record for that 8-5. Handy which was established ‘n 1920 by the great Man O'’War. ‘Handy Mandy carried only 109 pounds while Man O’War was record asked to shoulder 118 at Belmont. Park. The fractional time for che mile | 748 2-5 2:28 3-5. and one half,was: 24 2-5, 1:12 4-5. 1:38, 2:02 4-5, The world’s record for the dis- | En-- | which raced over the) rs on the inside WaSi nije and one half over the Epsom | tance was made by He, an lish horse, ced to ease him back and start Downs course in 2:25. After Irn had been complet- Sin Bauer showed signs of * effects of following Jock’s fast pmce and the latter drew away Mighty from the Idle Hour colt to ea lead of a len eth. paises Mandr, however. was el ed in fine stri de and with ex- Picle ee and when the furlong as eet she had. easily * Canes ed *&round on the outside. Stretch tu benefiting the lead Jock rapidiv and War Tike orn up to displace him in . Pace. In the last sixteenth a2, coming with a big rush, _ Jock and War i. it} Piaggn succession but it se win late for him to menace ner and she went to victoy R&R steady losing qu iMting Prior to her winning effort yes. Handy Mandy was a maid-. the terday, en. In eight previous starts second five times. She was shipped from Louisville | to Fairmount Park for the Fair- | mount Derby in which she started | but finished sixth to Bu4édy Bauer. | which she defeated yesterday, and | Whiskery. After the running of. the Fairmount Derby Handy Man- dy was sent to Washington Park) for the American Derby. given a workout in a race against | a band of good fillies and finish- ea fourth to Yeddo, a davghter of Man O’'War. Her next start was in the Amer- ican Derby. She ran @ good race to finish a close second to Hydro- | ce —_—" " Hornsby-Frisch. HEREVER § fans gather, the iment still goes on: risch as valuable to the Car- Parti- but ar- Ts =.) dinals as was Hornsby? sans wrangle and fuss, rive nowhere. beating | War Eagle two lengths for second. | Stocking | | never regained a forward, contend- | | ing position and he trailed far be- | hind the driving Jock and Buddy} rider he victors in front | of the stand to be blanketed with | photographed by a. winning for | third and $750, cing Latonia | racing Churchill Downs and a Dempsey, the Boxer. 24 to Oct. Latonia | his | along | € SUCCESS- | . ning and the’ ong | and | the fourth | Stampdale in the stretch | |Superfrank probably would have Crump was forced) end Mack | Derby | distance of one mile and) Price Headley’s 3) daughter | ‘of Brown Prince II and Mandy| American | distance of 2:28) Mandy's time clipped | one fifth of a second off the old. filly failed to win a race but was She was | It is probable that if the two men steam down to the finis line in about the same relative position they enjoy today, ard the Cardinals win anothcr pe..- nant, there will be not the alight- est doubt in the world that Frisch and not Hornsby would gain the Most Valuable Player trophy for 1927. Frisch Mathematically Best. H. P. Headley’s un-| HAT proves nothing. Com- 1ission judgment can be and has been terrible. In the Na- tional League, Hornsby lost tie honor one year—the best of his lifetime—when one member of the commission did not even mention his name. The Ameri- can League went far afield fo name the decrepit Peckinpaugh its “most valuable,” on one oc- casion. Thus the “most valua- ble’ award proves nothing. But mathematics do. They show us that Frisch today is hit- ting better than Hornsby; that he is stealing six times as many bases or thereabouts: and that he is outplaying his rival in the field, both in chances handled and errors made. Also, Frisch handles one more chance in every twelve, than Hornsby, indicating a difference in gcround-covering. On the other hand Hornsby has driven more runs than Frisch—at which point we come to a dead wall. You tell which Bo- can’t. in one is best. te * ° _ VERYONE kno Dem psey ws that the to to None realized, how- 2 exact extent to which Dempsey put himself to the test. Dempsey in New York, Zave an idea of the Eruelling he gave himself, “I put in 86 days of training.” psey relates, “and I worked On everyone of them but when I took a rest. T did sorts of road and outdoor work and besides I put in 45 hours of boxing work which my friends say I need more anvthing That's a boxing, but it isn’t what I expect three or four weeks.” If Dempsey is correct, even al- lowing for jntermissions between the rounds, he must have worked more than 600 rounds with the glove. In four years Dempsey has FOUGHT in the ring only TEN rounds. Dempsey’s partners Ventura mountains much—just hams, eggs and assorted camemberts. None the less, the work if honestly en- tered info, must have benefited the Dempsey hi: foot and eye. ” a ia went into mountains, some weeks ago find whether he was fit come back. ever, the 71?f “~AL than of to next else. lot a randle to do in the in the were not ind. | Dempsey Tells Us. very | HOSE who know Dempsey are not concerned about his boxing. Dempsey never was much at that, defensively at least, In fact, Dempsey was a]- ways mighty poor with the mitts. He didn’t have to box, because he usually hit the other fellow before his foe had a chance to sting. Then, too, most nents knew li t boxing. the few of his or ne oppo tle thing abou occasions when men who could wield the gioves, Dempsey dubbed his way through. For example: Willie Meehan, a very porpoise of a fighter, on two occasions gained decisions over Dempsey, once after Jack was champion. They said Dempsey was kidding Willie. Billy Miske, before his malady gripped him, stood Dempsey off easily for ten rounds and was almost unhit. This time they de- clared the bout was just a friend- ly one arranged for Miske's benefit. Bill Brennan, who could wield the mitts a few, fought Dempsey to a standstill for twelve rounds before Dempsey finally copped. They declared Dempsey had trained on Broadway. Tom Gibbons stepped around | Dempsey for fifteen rounds and | by din of running - escaped Dempsey’s punches. They said Dempsey was fearful of ringside revolvers in Gibbon’s followers pockets and was afraid to cut loose. Luis Firpo, the crudegt of al! heavyweight aspirants, a man | without skill and without even | the first elements of boxing fi- On Jack met | Howleymen and | Indians Set for Double-Header i } i ’ PPP DOA DOE A Ae to Zachary and Stewart Probable | ~ ' with Garland Buckeye | Gaston, | or less diane | the | even-split Sunday, | nings | ber’s fly. Starters Today for Browns. CLEVELAND, June 25.—The Indians and Browns were unable to play yesterday afternoon due to a continuous drizzle, but they will play a double-header Sunday with the first game starting at 1:30 o’clock. Present indications | point to a full southpaw afternoon, and Tom Zachary carded to go in first game and Sherod Smith and “Lefty” Stewart in the nightcap. Howley Is Optimistic. Manager Dan Howley may change his mind, however, about one of his lefties and use Milton who has always been more effective against the In- in one of the games. lager Howley is confident Browns will get at least an for Cleveland has never been known as a twin- bill winning outfit. The Browns looked the part of not only a good ball clb but a great one in de- feating the Indians 2-1 in 10 in- Friday. The same can be said for the tribesmen, even in de- feat. It was only a trick of fate that | kept Joe Shaute and Ernie Win- gard from battling indefinitely In- stead of having the contest ter- minated in the tenth, according to | Man | Umpire McGowan: Ball Takes Queer Hop. | The arbitrator made _ up_his| | mind that Jamieson’s throw would | head Schulte off at the plate when he hot-footed from third on Ger- | Jamieson’s throw was as true as could be b&t instead of taking the sharp hop into Catcher | | Autry’s glove after {t struck the | | soft epot_and | bound it took a slow and lazy loop | into the anxious | McGowan said he just couldn't be- | hop | grabbed the ball | high up on the | Slid over the plate instead of get- Wagner Electric ground, the ball must have hit a instead of the fast | ,Autry’s hands. lieve his eyes over and when the freakish Autry . finally he tagged Schute leg after he had ting a cinch decision as he thoucht. } Wins in Y Meet i Takes Four Firsts, Two Sec- ; ’ 'Club third with | ONE" | RUNNING a greatly | : finnings). onds, and One Third in Eight Events. Wagner Electric yesterday won pe x. M. GC. A. track and fieid it Beaumont tigh Schovi With a total of 28 points, having won four firsts, two second places and one third out of the eight events. Certainteeq Products came sec- ond with points and. Wabash 13. Larned Carter Willws-Overland were the two competing teams, um maries follow: B. Mabry - My OvUeSs!? The for 6) +) ~ = and Wagner i ae Mes 207) Mb Ww , ra ~s J mt : . v ! “Dista noe 20 fect HALE MILE RELA t——-Won by bee Electric ndracheck, ©. Kroe . ‘Gee re! Be J. Gilmore. Wabas nd Certain-teed third Time “MIL E —_ Y—Won by I r > KY nD irav croeger, War- ce ; r ' é ner EI jectric thi ird. lev ARTES: Wae- F. HIGH Wil) =. op, very fond ‘er-; know a +> ¢ | 50-YARD 'D 1SH Certain-t teed: and W { } Minor ME Rowe Pe WESTERN LEAGUE. Tulsa 1, Limcoln, 2. Oklahoma City 6, Des Moines 9. Amarillo 2, Denver 32. Wichita 11, Omaha 12. WESTERN ASSOCIATION. Fort Smith 2, St. — 10. Okmulgee 9%. Springfie , Muskogee 6, Topeka 7 | PACIFIC COAST LEAGTE. Missions 1, San Francisco &. Hollywood 4, Los Angeles 5. Oakland 1, Portiand 4. Sacramento 10, Seattle 13. TEXAS LEAGUE. Dallas 5, Ho Fort Worth 8, Shreveport 1, "secOn 1 ? uston 6. Beaumont 1. San Antonio 2 (16 Wichita Falls 3, Waco 2. THREE EYE LEAGUE. Peoria. 11—10- Bloomington, 4—/ sec- ‘ven Innings br agreement) Decatur. 1 {seven in Co! Imbus mens City, 2 St Mint pede | Mi! unee. . } Toledo. 10 T ou ist 2 Dempsey around and out of the ring. Then it was explained that Dempsey was dazed by the first biow struck. And so on— As a matter of fact in every Dempsey trainfne camp the writ- er has attended for Dempsey’s fights as champien—and that means for ail of them—his train- ing partners had no difficulty in scoring against Dempsey. That's because he can not box. Jack's defense in the past haze been his powerful and lightning- like hitting. nesse, clubbed - se D |road game about fights | Peggy Alps who is presi Gil ry ape t ’ . | you can lick him an old ing su | anybody ola pol | will RS. ARS. BLISH Tries to Steal Patsy's Stuff: | The Art of Managing a Boxer. risbie Considers “Framed Bout —W herein Lies a Chance at Fifty Grand No. 12—A Fighter’s Letters to His Manager | ee a el te a ee a a WOoLy JOE > SHE SAID DIGGING HER FINGER (NTO my CWEST MUSCLES." 4 WtIht B&T THEY WILG HAVE TO CARRY TUNNEY (NTO THE RINGITHE NIGAT you GET YouR RIENTS AND wiv THE CHAMPIONSHIP = - ‘ > . — . +o teva t , : Ses - * > ess . +5 . : buade, 46 =F ‘ +. $e ~ sz: se 4 oe "Eee he, o> Baw ™t : ‘xa sae Ps 6 Ft . ’ ~~ i $-f $0 wa ec ’ * “he 4: TR SP a > , be oss i 7 7. ae oS: : - we Sa ‘) pe 7 | BY. +; . . : u +o. : tt; : . ; ed * ; & TF) “he ge “sd : ‘ r ‘ ‘2. : Prete fat 4 “eae eo WN ‘ By Walter Davenport. EAR PATSY: As you know the frail sex are nothing in my life but be- ing you are my manager maybe you otght to come up here to Bel- gravia Beach and meet a young lady named Miss Peggy Alps who is a big society bud and has a brother in college. He is called the hurdling half wit because he is a football play- 'er and their father is in the rail- like Mrs. T. Quincy Blish who owns the beach. college but he put and Everybody everything is O. K. again. up here is and especially takes society club w. ch keep their mind ont frame d make sible to play polo. more an She began on me the second day | none of | ish’s relations and report- | I was here seeing that Mrs. B! ers get on the beach to annoy the guests and while she me I do not mind saying very sorry for , , Ma . looks after when they I felt get old. Frisbie F a for Praise. éé aa N.” ehe said to me, qt day you. were blot out Ane | r; saw you 1y who is the big boy who has your job on the next¥beach which belongs to Mrs. Blish’s sister, Mrs. Sledge. ere say I never saw ou flatten it and I will until I saw y thony.”’ “He will say so too,” “Still in all,” is a pretty good I see one I gaid. “Anthony He says sald. ehe said, sport. y day. “He ought know,” I “Ten °° to she said, They | were going to can his son out of | up a million | bucks to raise the teachers wages | is nothing to | the polo ponies she | I know a left hook when goofy | Miss | dent of a/| care of | old polo ponies after then cannot | any | it almost impos? | An- | |? and as I say | is a good sport in a way and is | ponies. I see of good one and I will bet very fond of anybody who polo ponies, wouldn't you.’ “Well,” I said, only § kiddi “that all depends.” “I knew you would,” she said, yarm. I was in my bath- lit and had to laugh because, if I do say so, I am not in a bathing weit “T knew she said. “IJ am head of the oid polo sport when I ng, oO ponies lea iments for m. Holy Joe,” diezing her into nuscles, “J iil bet they entertail to put on a few the be nefit of the finger carry Tunney ht you get you championship.” I said seeing Miss Pegs what she was “they might as about, well | used to carrying him because they {ll have to carry him out of th ring. too.” T thought she would die. Philanthropy a la Pony. " t be a fine thing to have 66 T will a champ rightful place in society. said. “because you are very witty | as well as a fine boxer and socker. Also I fee! thony.” “Why?” I said. “Listen,” she said, “the them come across with but old polio players too. Of course you will have to help me because you are so strong and Iam justa girl. Oh, I hate to ask you because you prob- ably will laugh at me.” very sorry for poor An-| | manager. | laughing at her. for you would be | liked | | hetween first will be held next week. a shock to) / knows it rue and we want | Anthony ri | carry 'six rounds i but into the | ir rights ; i thony talking get | | gay 7 | gaid. place I coul dn ion who can take his) } ” she | | because I would not have anything people | /down on the Sledge beach do not; care a thing for old polo ponies i which makes me want to cry. But tf you will do what I say, we will | make | |enough dough to not only take care | lof old polo ponies. ‘Ought to Get Fifty Grand 'T ' ’ | money “anybody who laughs at you will! be eplit two i i i i i i a ae nn ee ae a a a ee ee a ee en ee a a ee i i i ie i a a eee er ee people on the Sledge Beach would would go to the old polo ponies and half of it to you. You ought to pull down fifty grand. But ] ~~ ~Swow Events Recited in ARVEY (K. O.) FRISBIE is a young chauffeur, 18 Previous Letters H years old, who writes Pat- sy O’Brien, a hard-boiled but human prize fight manager, in an effort to enter the famed O’Brien fighting stable, The lat- ter looks over Frisbie and final- ly lets him ‘n Aside from his ring proctivi- ties Frisbie is the self-appoint- ed successor to Rudy Valentino as the world’s leading sheik. O’Brien is slightly alarmed at his charge’s being a fighting wolf in sheik’s clothing and at- tempts to discourage the boy from high stepping. with no very effective results. Right now K. O. Frisbie is quite sure he can bow] over Paolino, Shar- key or Tunney. He craves ac- tion with a head liner. After watching Harvey polish off a number of tough second raters, O’Brien secures the boy a summer job as life saver at ultra fashionable Belgravia Beach. The lay of the land is that Mrs. Blish, who owns half the beach, is crazy about fight- » ers and wants one to add tone to her swimming domain. On the other hand, Mrs. O. N. T. Sledge, Mrs. Blish’s sister, is also pug-struck, but owing to a ¢ é rd ; ber head away and walked away and I ,uess she was crying. ‘To- day she wasn’t at the beach all d4y and one of the other society Suds was saying that she was in her room with a headache because she was worrying about worn ot polo ponies. “Why don’t she take I said. care of them herself.” “She nas a lot of jack.” “Mr. Frisbie,” said this young society bud to me, “you are a man of the world. Soon you will be champion of the world and she only a little girl and you do not understand. When you leave here to be champion of the world you will forget’ all about her. You would not understand. But I understand all right and while 50 grand is a lot of money it would not be enough to make me frame a fight only I would never forgive myself if thig Miss Peggy Alps was to have a bmin fever or something so maybe you better come down and bring me a sparring partner because we can charge a dollar a head admission ‘for seeing me train. | K. O. FRISBPIE. ‘Patsy on His Way. RISBIE: F The chances are that I will beat this letter to Belgravia Beach by two laps because I know by experience when my pocket is about to be picked. I know a manager when I see one and the next thing I know this polo pony pitter of yours will be crowding Tex Rickard back into Alaska and telling you she will be your manager for 10 per cent in- stead of my honest 323 1-3. Of all the crook tricks, swiping a honest manager’s boy is the worst. So I'm coming down in- stantly to keep you from doing something dishonest when Mise Peggy Alps decides to be a man- ager of fighters. Besides you will want me in your corner as usual when you box this see you will not do it so what ir the use talking any more.’ Well, Patsy, this little girl turned : ( é terrible squabble with her sister has ended diplomatic relations with the Blishes, taken over the other half of the beach as her territory, and engaged An- gry Anthony, another canvas kisser, for a life saver. The go- ‘ between in the Blish-Frisbie ’ deal is T. Quincy Blish III, son of Mrs. Blish, the elderty beach - ezarina and cauliflower fancier. ~~ ——eee get a smack on the nose,” I Se an de ane “And that goes | me too.” “Well.” he said, “this is the| scheme: We will have three scraps you and Anthony. The Now 4own on the Sledges beach they are al! saving that you put over a lucky punch on Anthony the other day and Anthony isn't saying any- is @ sum nobody can insult. Re- i'member that honesty is always the ‘boy Anthony for 50 grand which | Harry Sharpe Licensed by State Committee St. Louisan Among Eight Ref- erees Recognized at First Meeting of Body. Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANSAS CITY, Mo., June The first formal and definite step towards the establishment of box« ing in thg State of Missouri, since the enactment of the recent fistic law, effective July 3, was taken yesterday by the State Athietic Commission, meeting in executive session. at the Kansas City Athlietis Club. With the Kansas State Commis- sion, represented by L. B. Edmonds present, the Missouri body ap 0 ™ Tor! m | »” =| |! of + oo x ol 8 BQ Wd be 2HMOS OD HERE would be a lot of | dough bet back and forth on the first two fights.” she “end everybody would be But the third fight wouic be on the level and we wou'd bet our shirts and you would win. Personally I would bet twenty-five thousand dollars on you. Tre we would take off those ways, Half of it Oe eS Swe WOO": Bae =e Ow DK Omnis To 36 ‘Ran for ‘Scott in rw New York F said, Philadejphie even. iirace oat? Righes and Jorda. Time—la. TO BEAT PHILS 6-3) 28.— | day. 1928. Roxing bouts on any other holt- dave, with the exception of Ar- mistice day, are not permitted. Armistice day was agreed upon as optional by both bodies. ST. LOUIS STARS WIN SERIES OPENER FROM BIRMINGHAM, 10-2 The St. Louls Stars of the Ne- gro National baseball league won their tenth consecutive victory when they defeated the Birming- ham Biack Barons in the opening game of the series at the Stars’ Park yesterday, 19 to 2. Judge WW. Cc. Huston, of Gary. ind. pres- ident of the Negro National League ' pitched the first ball. The second game of the series ill be played thig afternoon. BLACK BA = Sad oe e : Don co oa me ty et eet o~ ee Cr co eee he Bae Pi 2 Mt iy apse ee ona Se a Sak OS EY — Pa a So ae ws v , J 9.4 ay tthe a os 4 a ‘g. a et: 4 ge tie ; — - . ; + . 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40 aang ee a oe ta 2 vs 5 ea Ne ere en Oe aS Po - ee hy RS NEL ph TS Wag ORS Otay +e fA RR ARTS BE: iy Dee ? oy Bs Cached real EES: 1.28 Sable ~e oa abv” & Ets, Ae acy 4 yi? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —____~ >. gene \Y VORNING.,. JUN .E 96. 1997 PAGE oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____—— — pin ee me PFANUTS WINS IN BROOKDALE HANDICAP AT AQUED PPL AL LO RPP PP PLP PPP PIPL LOPLI ~~ a ue AAC OL OR ed ee LPP OI 7 ea ee te UNT, WASHINGTON - Raci ICE REPEATS FAIRMOUNT, WASHINGTON PARK AND LATON"A CHARTS _| Recs AT LATONIA | AT FAIRMOUNT AT FAIRMOUNT PARK AT WASHINGTON PARK W k fast. Weather clear; track fast. 7 eather clear; hee “seo ene and one-elghth pak R. Ac —— claiming, 3- — "18, “x — 5 minu gy FIRST RAC EF—$1000 added. claiming a ar~o as = | tt i] = , a Dey ant-a ert 4 ainer ww . 3. He 0 me. Son of Ambassador IV Runs - Mile and Furlong Feature in 1:48 4-5, Defeating Display and Espino. RW F—S 1000 -_ 2 it post 4 1L¢s — ad . | 2 3 7 re N ) RACE—$1200. | allow ances. penne © 5 a, By G. F. T. Ryall oa spores a at Equiva en: rit ge es same; went | ' rhe an r in ? sti A aoe wo ~ Mier ; . a is , , elai sin ; three- ae arters mi _ r— 1000 arided. jeyear-olds and r. claiming o nae show $2 . . r : og : , ; th : te eee aide and up. one and one-eicht! : er > "— STOOD ach ; aiming. .-year-cics _ 4t nost } FOURTH RAC!I Sit , ' . Wank § : ne ~ a 5 4). : - Sail . @28 ® shox 954 Prince Rol rT $5 FO RTH RAC E—8$. 5000 aaaes. Robert Sweitzer Handicap. e riving. We and up- ward: one and one-eighth miles . ASL; ce ; . : Winn hy : 4 lar é F coor ~ ra 7 : A - ~~ > - \ — id ; lds Rebst Grove Handican. FIFTH RACE—$1200 added. 3-rear-o! = wee. ie three~ SFVENTH RACE—S1200. « laiming. 3-vear-olds and . - War , ' ne 4 c , 1 | el rs FIFTH KACI ARK SCRATCH “SINT 1 ACH WASHINGTON PARK SCRATCHES. *. ae Se BR 8d scene Last Night’s Dog Results wiiceae Elan Srcond ramet. Dene SSVENTSS 4 uM b-—- Wile : i onr-elg | : cee nla x 3 | | | ~ . a ea ~ At Ramona. \TH RACK— Gao 4.00 3.40 Gee Se "> Mon Talisman Is At Aqueduct. | sabe & "Bot PiGHT 1 a, in | Favored to Win Weather clear: track fa-t. plea Po im i ee DT pe ace vat, Grand Prix Today ta. ) NINTH KRACE—1! THIKI> RAC s 4 ' Od ' ~ oOx~nn RACKE— t 7. a 7 250-POUND YOUTH WINS i3-MILE OCEAN SWIM FItTH RACE a \S ’atis ‘ ’ rs : ; | , . FOL RTH BRACE : ’ T} SIXTH RACK— ‘ . ‘ POURTH RAS "ts ™ : Pye? ay we : | , , ' Maihen ni 139 44 P ay Forever " : PwTH KACE- + 4.“ SFVENTH AAC! at \ EN.HTH RACK 7 af 10! 10 obe-sixt ‘ Tav ror Mu 3-vear-olds and up. one and i po EE s 5 3 + i 4 st + ry ; N, | ro J . {}*} J Aito?v ‘ Nairbec AT WASHINGTON PAMEGMEtenina tne pint. it is there if the ; ° rais.ng " re mits in i} ai rs _— ¢ sows FU ag. shih, aul 100 swift an Mueller’s perform- Gienn Wright of | the Pirate remained un- 1300 cial imine, 7 . - , > > a Chariey Root of the Cubs 12. with several! defeats. Crowd- iy tn. Les wo ts old Grover Alex- slowances, ne Pe , . : S-vear-cids aa4 os Ge . ho pitched out of turn )| Mba co ¥ ‘day to down his old team, : | 2 ninth. the National tsburg. .4198: P. Waner, |) New York, 7 381: Horna- Bos- York. .353; | S51; Tray- | : | : , * Apprentice allowance el : see mT of fal- ng. Pat Collins is the slugging! $1200, claiming —— * aay « furiongs: v Carotyn > - y 4 L ATONL A SC RAR HES. WLP a ll a al el ll all al lel At Aqueduct. i AT HAMILTON PARK : . — o er furiengs: ‘ es i bs 10 two | inded 16 ise ryié n ague. mW Sverages com! today including Wednesc ' | Even be an that -t the Pertorma of "ally Sc hang, Pecoth o. + Hoyt to the Front. ng group may soon fling- . e Yan- Thomas. 11 anda Lyons leads the tri¢ rk with. ¢ equivalent an 15 full games. Hoy’ have each been sunk i Thomas five timer osiin’s slump at bat ha i to his base running s total of 19 ts still tw a group. of fleet -foote mn tearm batting onl eland Indians better os of a week ago. gare points while all the of® back a bit. itters tn the America + . ; Se hy e'ahi: 720- Simmons, Phita DISTRICT JUNIOR AND : - pom that Anderson BOYS’ TENNIS ENTRIES MUST BE IN TOMORROW he Aint eo - hamy and players wish- ‘oda) Anderson is suffering rr supervis must file notice by ® Srained back and groin. newn iM but Wisconsin and Corne!!. off iel, Bob Probst and & ° _~ | RYE. N. *5.—Yale #o , he Hudson and the weather failei son. toys desiring © 2 . ¥.. June 25. os begin at Triple A at to improve tonight. Late work-outs! in the training worke@ams Be eavarn interevegtate 9s to report at 93:30 a m. on were curtailed. Racing was im-i near the north west ard. 8 to &. in the dectai Re . possible. park, by 10 o'clock, © S °% Of the tournament.

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _. __ PAGE 58 RISCH’S BATTING WAS FEATURE DURING PAST WEEK —_ HI NALS’ Bobby Tones Tel 5 B e st Method of Bobby Jones Sails “Hold Field Day a i Producing Intenti k Shot To Defend Title |} |The Call of the Outdoors ee wee os } AR AHEAD 10 4 ie. ie ntentiona 00 O In British Open “ii hy “08C: 2 ERMOD | SH {A Sa eee i i i eS we whe - + Ape cee a ‘ms ~ A Ra uw 7 he “whe ere ee - 4 be of > EPO I OR yee IAG AE SIR SIE ee RAEN y ¥ y J of al au a DE ng EPO, ce 2 oon v a - ‘ - x.” race. $1000 ning. oO NOS oe 6 ae es lie | Useful as Means of Guard. EES” Stand Well Back, Turn | Aug. 13. i Af HORNSBY ing Against Slice Where f “a, | } Body From Ball and Kirkwood, Australian Trick | S mentioned once before, the tiply rapidly and in a short time La . is S Sea eS . | G: nd Fish Department of {there wil! be an overflow into the atl : | t : Z | wy g : Glasgow. Missouri intends to emulate Penn- | surrou 4 , Louis will observe its first annual , Makes Sensational) astrous to Player. ‘i | Open Champion Says. 'sylvania in regard to establishing |ing good shooting. picnic Aug. 13, with various ath- : L 5 Be so or or ' auxiliary game refuges on land The — of gyre ag letic events, the high light of which in American League | : ees ee By the Associated Press. le r that purpose for a period | Seem to Gras = yt : . Spurt in gu | By Robert T. Jones Jr. ; a. = 6A Wee | blow would prevent the slice. It NEW YORK, June 25.—Bobby peptic el , have been very few arrests oO! = be me Patines A. A. U. 16 od Shows Way with | itis Cue 5 tei ae ee ae f|was mainly because he was not|Jones won a race against time|°° net teem Caan 20 youre. hunters crossing the boundaries. | ile championship race, to be run ons va ; uthern Open || fas 3 ee ig y 5 i certain in his mind that he found | when he sailed today to defend his| These refuges will be in addition |Should our Game Department de-/on the track at the ground at 418 Average. ATLANTA — — °26.—] 3 ? a eae el S| it hard. title as open golf champion of|to those already established on cide to follow the Pennsylvania | o7ark Park. on the Manchester 7 9F a a re ee aa tae” S. aes k Great Britain. he titleholder | state-ow idea ig | POlicy. a heavy fine and imprison-|..... . wow 08 recent article I tried to explain ig se ae g2;, What Often Causes Hook. reached New York le th Se oe on oe ” ment should be imposed on anyone | °*8t¢ bighway. ea aaplh ached New SS lan tw ; . neue hefens noon, but hospi pm to lease large tracts of land in dif- | .o saa of trespassing in the he winner of this event will re- the Translyvania when the Anchor| ferent parts of the State best | sancutary. ceive a championship medal, and une 25.—It may ere |... re : s 5 ee %i : be ed bs CHICAGO, : B - t | Slice. Today I am going to attempt eee a A jcaused by stopping the left side | jino, put out at mid-day for Glas-|adapted to the particular game se- We hope to have Mr. Keith Mc- | his performance will consi4éer ‘*1°0 Be be safe for Sam Hreacon (0 /to describe how I should go about | i oe Ue and thereby cutting off the stroke. z asi oi aw VL aac + ~ . - ' Cf, eer Vea si Bien . ee SS +B ; ow. Cansas’ report on game conditions , : , J-year-cids, allowances "© U-, & Mo the streets of St. Louis again,| playing an intentional hook, or ; = —(‘ o ‘“ | eo , A f : , a “aire aoeemery ocean, . 4 Hornsby in the batting 7 ved — boat niga disastrous; BOBBY JONES. | has sald. | passports and a vise. mals. The sancutaries will be 1n- | outdoors. for the past 78 years, the coming erages. Figures compiled today oor = ‘ago De — such et ci ae But in discussing the manner of | Jones was accompanied by his closed by a single strand of wire ; meet is the first annual field day eens © Games sive i “wert i cae Sane wa lit should travel outward through ne a pee it | father, Robert P, Jones, Atlanta|}4nd notices will be posted at dif- Killing the Goose. and picnic held by the organiza- hye 27 € in ig t i nou ave , J 4 ; ) is ay uc ¢ | lfere ir : lay 2ve ] wch, 881 and Hornsby .376. Ing bring it off. re | c ; 6 is not wise to say too much about jj, ..6r Stewart Maiden, Atlanta|ferent points, so that hunters maj OME eof the resert ewnere have | ****- Events during the day will They have played in the same hooking spin somehow is not)the bail. Douglas Edgar, WhO | the accidental variety lest the im-|.o1¢ pro who taught Bobby how to/Know the exact deadline. Outside . include numerous Scotch numbers, mber of Eames and Frisch has amenable to control to any degree | Scarcely ever played a shot with- | pression be made that the two are | swine > elub and two Sotende Cc. i'this boundary the public will be seen t to criticise and find jin addition to the usual track and out nine more hits, even |approaching that to which a fade | out fade or draw, used to say that/in any respect the same. Hooking EB inci mond Sherwood Hurt | permitted to shoot in accordance | fawt with our law makers for es- | field meet events. ‘ os % eae | Mav be sub ct 7 ve m1 nNet if- | ¢ lj @ was 1 ce “hy . nN- - ; 2 - . e As - rs 44 - | . - , ‘ , i a 208 tench many of them did not eran | ig ag ed. ao ot st the io = " saben a, ime gt ~s ee SS the pe | The invasion of Great Britain | with the existing game laws. tablishing a closed season on game ‘ aS 7 : ; ; ©is se 44 1S roau ru j ] = -_ ii 2 Lne ais ioe + cS ¢ YU Ss eC : + ; . wite so far as those WwW hich | re deel - aoa é : a o| | a: ke dceeen ee | §ice a _ ort i “es oe . 'was decided upon in Atlanta! It is to be hoped that our game fish, contending that their business | and Gasconade rivers during cer- i s ¢ a ae > - icv ( } K ry npressi if | swre ) 1e y ‘ 3 » : ; pied off Hornsby’s club. most players ann § nos a bes —- * Whett Se c io the | re wor = Swiss wiv ° , 4 | Wednesday, leaving little time to! department will follow the exact |will suffer because the touring jt in months. . ’ , | = iavers, XCEDL nose ri 1einer or not ince TY ‘anno .e 2 , = ae Frisch's efforts have taken some | —— a se choad 908 prececes ee ee nee perfect arrangements. The cham-}/15); dopted by Pennsylvania in| fishermen would no longer visit . the spotlight beams away from | employ the so-called shut-face | State! to contro! so that the shot is worth- | jon had previously decided not cof. ae greg 2 plies ’ js | theeir resorts if they are not al- Cornfield Justice. te trio who stil] dominate is to cut across the ball, Ligation the conception is helpful less as a means of getting close to P a pre saat. regard to these refuges, which Ss 2 ie : . . Pirate odeneta Het of they have considerable diffi. |in showi what must be done. |the objecti defend his title, but after he found]... ¢oliows: When the Game Com- | !owed to fish at any and all times. HE court was held in a corn fati ague’s list o re- ene} ay Siderabie diffi- | 10 ae * be ne. ithe objective. ig é' ae ; me ' een aaa Barnhart e|culty in bringing the club around | Obviously what Edgar meant Was; One thing more: in playing a ‘himself sadly off his stride at! missioners decide that a certain These fault finders are so short field and the worthy Judge im- eee au Ww. oe hee lat arc designed to produce a | simply that a hooking blow must : pull ‘be sure that the right shoul |Oakmont, where he finished in @|/tract is desirable, the owners are|s..ted that they cannot see more | posed @ fine of $50 and costs, #0 y rner. come . bei as eee : AOR, files , , _ ; Tn} at ial Say peeend Paul Ware be delivered outward, and that is|qer comes through a bit higher |“ for eleventh place in the Unit-| called on and the proposition sub-|than a month or two ahead and do | this violator is out of pocket to the ee, doe Harris Slumping. Whenever, because of a left to |about all that is needed cl it mientia for an ordinary shot. | ©@ States open, he was in a recep-/| mitted and the price of the lease | not realize that if fishing is per- | exten! of $59.52. besides the cost of oo a oe ppannite Eten nadia 1 ge es ee a Som sqenaagibny J wee then fr } im lew ‘ itte paw his nets which were confiscat AT LATONIA They are in that order this week, right wind or other .cireumstance | The difficulty comes in deliver-| This enables the right hand and ‘tive mood when friends urged him | agreed upon, but before any con- | mitted during the spawning season is s which were confiscated, feat @ ae EEERR ew, . P ° Cua s a Filan: * Vvegry >» ee e & BE,» ‘ rr Taylor - bi 3 u . . ei. aly» * at thay hn ‘ ores p a oe Be, 2 ? t & Oo MEE EE +o ee eA tee . = Vine ete : " : . p _ — assoc na as PS aE ede te ee 6 agro at) Wake * — 53 ent —_ . ! SRSA SE oes os 2. Smile *Marengo iad i Dynamo *Chick Uy Browns! !lk S=R55 LO Ae cp te ARC ARCA i eet ee a Bens. ae aris slumping a bit more than ic] would render a slice unde-|ing the blow in this manner With- | arm to turn the club face up to the | te try to find bis ripen ep 68 _— bebe: = made. ence ane orary wae there wont be any fish at any An argument came up « few Mpsrnhart in the past week. Eves | s; le, I u.ttempt to apply ¢« /out losing a deal of power and/| hall and over, closing it with a drews, the shrine o! evinced es 0 the | owning land adjoining the sanctu- time, their resorts would have to days ago in which one man con- Claiming. 3-year-oldg it redoubtable Harris could not | pooking spin, there are two m: ‘control, hence the advice about/!sort of rolling motion which aids} Pritish open championship begins ary must agree not to post his land shut down for good. These men t ided that there should be a size Sargaceo ick for long al.a batting mark of that I look to; f anding farther from the ball and materially in producing the desired | July 11. | SO that the shooting public will | seem perfectly willing to kill the / Limit as wel] as a bag limit on West ee Ms) though he ts stil] above .400. reater distance from t yal]. | turning the body more freely. In | Bobby will carry the only seri- | have equal privileges. goose that lays the golden egg, and | game fish, but I am not in favor of Sealing War’ said, that in do- | thoroughbred hook seems never to | “CHARLOTTE. NW. Cc. Jus 5. owner not agree to the conditions | its the use of seines and nets with |legal size, and in obtaining this Pitsburg. although the Pirate; the drawing stroke ts that the club-!ing so he was simply pushing the/stop rolling until it goes into a/fyarryv Ehle of Asheville, N. C. set forth, the dea] is off and the|q smaller mesh than two inches|limit he has probably caught as st. ? oer . ° ! . - ro m4 : a 3-year-olde, > qeettstor’s figures remained un-j| head should come upon the ball’ ficulty came only from a failure to bunker. won the Southern Amateur |department looks elsewhere, and the use of two-inch mesh is|r iny as 30 fish, and it is safe to capitate Seenathe hanged at .340. 'from inside the line of play, and be convinced that the outward (Copyright, 1927. ¢ h Game properly protected injonly permitted in the M'‘:sissippi, | say that, in many eases half of the re Stee f ta he . 3 j : Specs Meadows of Pittsh re 1s | CC AARAAAARHKAHAAAHEBAABRAA ARE OSes PPP LLL LPL eath of Charlotte these various sanctuaries will mul- Mis suri and parts of the Osage fish returned to the water will die. dark nee] a , oer ; Pat! otte. ee: ; : \ S Waren net eed) Bee Tod °° °° ke leading pitcher with a row of |? A DD ‘3 ( YN A s MUNY BOX SCORES ee nA. es rir ; » ‘ . es — ( / Fourth race. $1590. cieinnng. et . ar.) eee loss. — I I : . \\VA Rabbah bb) ANN SAANAAAAAAAAAAAANAAN VAANS SI _ - a! - ~ ‘ c ** \ .\\ \ ‘ \\\ .\ VAAN \ \ \ ‘ .\ olds . , furlongs: nes of St. Louis has 1] wins / putuituiiitutettutututddetttdtdtddiedtdeddddddtddddd Fee ee eee Xx \\ Wi A'i’\) AAANAN \\\ \ > ANY \ 7 . ' 4 : e | BEE QQ nn ~»+n Qn : ; ~ 5 s ~ ‘ . " ‘ ‘ , m\ SAAAAAN\AAYA \\\ \ Ay AN \\ \ .\\ AY ‘ \ \en 4 . + et InCi = ..4.+.114 @ Chariey Root of the Cubs 12, | AAA Wy \ \ | = NINE s Row .. --110 , ; - | OPA APIs eee “isenhauer. Passed alis—Goodiohn Melfrick. Shelley. Stolen bases—Gorbutt. a\\\\ AAA \\\ VAAN WAAAY WA \ A 2 ‘114 ? ty ace allly ewith several defeats. Crowd. | (| Ramsey (2 “Hit by pitched ball—By! Gaines. W nitch—Gaines. Passed ball AN \\\ AANA AAAAAAARAANANAAAAAARAN ‘ BSeaeoT (hariie Lady Paramour 10 ; : “ . . 7 M C I DUST a NaMBsey +, Fall y pitch poonendllt aber er eee vet = WA\\ \ Fifth race. S1T600 allowances The Park is these two 1s old Grov Sr Alex- i ¢ . . . A. N RIA : ec MM ast Zh aig ay ; gi, ws - eC eee a Bi my Fait . ' 05 eet “ Reg tore sage” pe ANNAN , / 1N 11s, Lacie mristy . aSEe OT! Link Ui >) ain . | \\\ 2 : +; 17 wee4 " 1? is , bas - P \ 2 °e ’ ee |, Perched out of turn)? \ ANN i The year-after-year lead- A ‘ership of White Owl [®\\\ proves that the high qual- A ity that established this leadership has never been allowed to vary. °R; ia " ie Be el MRIS ASB yh we ~~. o4 7 a. Justice of the Peace + George | {5! will be destroyed than are ac- Re tie 8 la lalming nm aicdeng, ang oOe-half sur. Ul Queen Fiova! .. velilike ... SRE gpa ine gO Rr He og RRS Wh ht casi = . met ys ed i \e “ ‘ye yrtehortres. sor : A APRA OMAR er ¥r (“up Poker CSrereiwyee Oreo —s ‘> rt? ™ pa Ses SS \—8 » \ \ \ \ \ ‘ \\ \ : a \ ‘ ‘ \\ \\\ .\ .\ .\ ' LAAAAAA AAA ~ \ ‘ \ .\ ‘ ‘ \ -. Wingin - ss ee Vee ae apoE saree Ree See : i | Scimitar Soe fe z ednesday to down his old team, | SLOOP LB LOD POPOL PDD I DIYS ran —- . } se a0 , l ; : j @ 4 > i - ; _ ru ‘ out O®: pa ss the Cubs, for his ninth. | REXALL 11-10, MOORES 0-4, | 0. Struck out- race. $1400 claiming. 3-year-olds. lvading hitters in the National | FIRST GAME. lRene, 3. Pit nit - pon jalerteent? ia Ing. -y “0 M4ALC] aid ii p( ationa Si i eg . ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ; . ‘ ‘ inning oft Miser seen £7 ne wns inning. | u C 4 : gow? " ae rue: Jarnhart, Pittsburg. .418: REX — ete . ‘ avi zane - - hau av r : its + “ns in “ 3 inn} f = 4 i ha ses— Western 5. end . +t 4. i : = = AS... 55 4 wen i. ‘ . eke a . 4 mer 2 j ot? Resa ia ied vl . me TT Tonniveanid logan. a3 Bete ris, Pittsburg, 41,4 n P, V aner, | Ni {s" wh ob a i j AB.R a? - | =~" A — sal ak ; nt¢ Al if ™ >, oo «er | ®Little Doric .. Sea 4 . Marxherita Sia " a i Captain ae weusourg, 391; Mueller, New York. Ss] ag od e Hb #1; Frisch, St. Louis, .381: Horns- 4 my Ci . . : j é }eePnys 1c *-: ' i. : : ie ‘i , & - 4s se . - ‘ ” 4 ‘ “i ee as : ; j er : uate rTHniaA. : a = oe - se “i Seventh race. $1600, claiming hardican, m, New York, .376: Farrell, Bos- | ~beell bona 1b 422 * ee "} ———_—~»—__—_— WESTERN 4. END. 4. 3 Mil race d up, ma, .oi5; Harper, New York. .3 S23: 7 Scott “ae S Se ee cks ob. AMERICANS 13. M. P. 6. SE ‘OND GAM E. | WESTER®S ee 03 uthworth St. ] ; o> T Se ae - OTR win f : AMERICAN BRAKE;,M. P. SUPER JOHNSON AB-R.H.E . : ; wWOrth, St. i,OU1S, > 33 & Tray- ' eel : > 7 {) honrman | ] en Oo A RHE ? ABR. E I froadaxe .....m8 r Pittsh eae eK — SO ea no 0 na: 7 one sae = £ 3 @ Dandy Brush .. rittsourg, .345. 2 pig ey Ci-d | Nairbec teeceee fiyine Cloud «3s > "Apprentice allowance claimed. om Pat Collins Boosts Mark. 7. though the Yankees seem | ' wetrdiy in need of batting strength | ) AT WASHINGTON PARK } Wisin the pate it ic thee treme = , @ttcking crew show signs of | mting, Pat Collins is the slugging ee ee ee ° J - ” - nS a ee ds Pa é ee of “ ft Ae 4 gf al et gg ot AS. . ~ d » — - - a * a ; ‘ ‘ ~_ ‘ / \ ¥/ \Y \ VA fp \ A yy Sy” Y > ~* c .ita —" weet eso - # ‘ tie oe “tide Ut 7 a - ’ LAA ‘ \\\ \ \\ + AY . \\\\ WANAARALY. L\\AA ee eo - s s A sd ed ed NS tS Ie 53 SS oP |Sacrifice hit : |jough. Fora @ . , = ; ** Mckstop, and his average of two | McCullough, — I eet) eed eed feed 2”) bet et bt he ~~ — ie ] a} Se t} {; {i 4? f} ‘ ,| — Ss - st —- iSi2 Le ee a a ee ? ‘ First race. .$1200, claiming 2-year-olds, Maidens, five furlongs: . : $ 734 | Little Marie ...105 Stitches . mis 2 game this week has landed | Hertling. Poos r Hoffman - pre ] t > | , fg ¢ . Din As . . i hbalis-— Si hott 2 Tha 8 OT) ie ud Or : . é ona Paro rn is r 5 ‘ F j P." : lg : I fi ; Ifr hh i nira oy ol lade » today among the first 10 hit- | ards. 4: off Baldwin, 2. Struck cut-——PYy aan 2 ee ‘ ‘) « Jame f y Endicott ; 0d ate . ; eet ° . > tty, P 4a od mien aii ). > . = ig , ‘ ’ OAs — = Rs i ‘\- i ‘ rn f : . \\\ \\\ WA \\\ \ AANARAAAANY \ \\ \ ANA Colonel] Campus. 116 s 5 “Gay S Fames. oon a oo ne 1 } pry ig ag 2 ee apt Hl : . SAY YY . Wy g lie { f Millis f ~ rue *Lionne % Browns. He gathered twO;| MOORE JONES. REXALL Am. Bral a C., 1m) >}, i o1 lIs——off Wi inane J. Struck nN T ho * . | Perriho 114 Sandalwood Tin + tts game, too, and jumped back ~~ = % ew mar = ae () ila he v Eberhardt (1 tehine record—off | i i ”) Tu “eee {4 ®*Richt (on ime . , - e . Rossfeid ~o ‘ \ — ~ ie ‘> 2 : : 3 reT%.- ‘ _— hit rrr a ’ ~ ‘ > | Vial on . . o4 te the top of the heap. His col- leePeiliy lb 3 00s by ‘ a . ciate bth) } a hits a In ene in 8 13 \ ‘ _ Baibilds Seth . 4 Lough +? won of swats included two hom- os ler, if vy ai! 4 : ‘ a).XKAR RTS | innines sherhart. 1 hit. no runs. in \\ (| Shiraz ~eceee OR Seclusion Mees and tu. : as D .e- SS Seas ty ; : r rR > -R innines ft on hases—Western, 3: \ : |Mavor O Keefe . 8 Omnia Pac two doubles. | Abein rf BD sil ” A —_— * ae Yr ar a” ee” eee ae ee, nit & . Fieteet OO Umpire—Ed. | a\ T = Harry He ae e “ri DP, on i oe . ‘ nnors. vo ~ ‘ 4 » «& ‘ . ' ae Gal, : A ° . . : : : ’ 2 . : i \ _Tomp .... as « , Sarry eilmann of Detrolr mapen ci ; liens a Q Merril | 0 01 G'ker 1 ran. Scorer Shea Jr. | ; Third race..8$1200, The Claremont, Mikes hj 099 Fred cKs oD sy Se ag 1 , ns 12 : i aa ' ene 7 ' lvear-olde six furlongs: 5 ls 1927 debut among the | pnocreen c..! tourk : Loh aan Nixon 3b... ewe us “ \\ | : . es ey . a ; 7 & a ‘ . ' . a. {) Cu ‘ rf ‘a AIDe : ‘ | £0OnG ’ } , 4 W\A\ : ij | thirteen Sixty .112 Wooldridge 22+ OE pe? i!, a group he has adorned for | *Scho ae =e i A \ \ \ 5 . oA Orr « ie aa Sh cemins .105 = ie mbank ....+- it ae Y years. This year, however. MANUFACTURERS wtp Oe? 100) Clarifier Ud Hotes ..100 Howard lee n't seemed to be waiting for some] Total...--% i an 70 1034 Hak. 4 0.0 0 hme 8 ) An \ NU, relark 112 Golden, Powder. Te | 0 =~ + lll etal au WA ) . WANN ee ae : \\ , \ \ NN AAA NY \\ \ a 2 3 : Weather itehineg cC Hin : | P . P Bee cil naaichiat * ne a , : + ’ Tt > ¢ r> 2 ; ” . - - > \ \\ \ ' .\ 4 \\ \ \\ A\\ 14 \\\ \\ \ ANN \ \ \\ \ \' \' ‘ Pr cad 208 Sa snk. 108 mE Weather pitching. Collins and | patted for Schott in seventh inning. | M'd . how | TERS’ 6, FRISCO 3. IY \\\Y MMMMuuiiiy reat 1 . . .\\ ‘ \ " \ and here’s why— \\ irs \Moore Jones ......--2 ¢ PP oar Totals. . .d00 le... 3} PETERS CLOTH FRISCO R.R. : MO Wy) entry. 1A Bedwell entry. | Rexall AB.K.I entry. 3 = s. Babe Ruth passed’ three | Three rpg er sa anhcaie onnors. Jen ‘Quay-Norri 220 60 x- guns : ot aad the ‘hute: meee Stick experts in his slow but | faace—Cozens. C. Her {3}, mae. Soe Naik Aina "aga Hop! 5% *Reveillon ,o oan mtv climb toward the top, land- | ©onn Moar a Dan! Porky Moore (2). | flx Johse Stolen ba -Nixor oe ; . | In twelfth place today. ase on balls—Off Kass. & “ na ' } vit ; - ker lit by pitched ba fie \ . > ALAALS ANN WY AI \ \\ Ny Ny SAN ‘ . +\ SAAAAS We ' \\ \ \\ aA Wd WAY YY \ \\ \ SMANALVAAAAS AAN \\ Trine 3h) a IE OUR pt) pal pei Ali, AN ARTIS ae TURBINE OM ome ws tae ' ‘ ’ = ee ny lee eer OP DP Aoh Dh Oe Or itietiidsiete case, « > MAY \S \ : WY +" \ .4 \ \ rT) ‘) ‘ ' 3 } ~_- ~~ - wt 4? Sow iirder «.+* @, Ruth on Wednesday had 24 Jling. 4; off 4 eS ‘bs 7; | a Merril. Base on ° ae in 2 innings: * ff The yCar-11) 9 y Car ut loyal | COTH «.-eees § ants ae me tor George Burns’ two-base hit | pite. 19 runes in nes surns. Pa ager PS Tr C “R TLAS CK 9 rer Chin a . LACLEDES 7, PURINA 6. wre o H. § eoeee Be % a grees s: \ WY mage AIRY . 4 ) URINA MILLS, | LAC. CHRI vy | CW zel ct ‘GE gh. wie & Ge otefes ..cc-+e-9 £90003 0 OO z— 6 . | WY | f h fi b WAN ' St. \ alentir ® 11 A 1 4 | With such a heavy socking rroup Z AT k MH } at 2 = of } 3 n hy ‘ . y ‘ — - a4 ( \ . \ tines O t S nest to acco that b Wy . : \\ \ \\ A : : we can insure that the mild- ZOO A Ait .! “ , - aoe gg . hu Fy , E 2 Be? - ; (( : ~ 105 Scampaway ---- 1 me has 10: Thomas 11 and | Guenther.Ib ; St Sete er.D ; ) Fj) Zeon 8 near iy a wr Rarsten Sb . Pa . , \\ 119 Lady Raglan -+14, M@ herd work with the equivalent ran LOCK i. «9 25 Be AANA \\ . AAAANL A \\S Seventh race $1 400 claiming. 4- P 3 yons have each been sunk | SY AN WANN Conway *Snowman oe I, riyvate Seth .. : behind. Lou, however, nigh ihit 2 run ug Papas otal ory AA ANY \\\\\es ; ‘ ericker,....... 1 an ein 7 innings. Lett on eon. . : MQM pport of millions of smok Fifth race—S$1400, The. Blackstone, ePrord, also 59 Gehrig has Ze | is ‘ Jones Rexall, — " \ . \\ \\ su ort moO CTS as ag A.B. 1 . A.B. R.H. E oe i aaa 6.6 6 6 an .\ Sixt! rade. & = An —_-—_-—— ~~. 23 Lace h Sundeolin. Craegr. Hedge. Home |} Wy \ x : ‘ . . ‘ . * hy ame” 2 riu “fT . mcne - . . latA ve io cori y if — & ' ; 45% ALANA . ‘4 ' . x ee . -. kh his total of 10 is still two enhauer _ Sm! Ratio Fay. Reiser. Home |. runs — Gre ee ee oe os Why MMMM MWg & 1dins iree-. .. Hertling., #1 1a m Sight ..104 *Georce Dever P| mers, leaving Lou Gehrig's 18 i. Pitching record—Off FE i hite rune in 5 nnings;: | ) og mpire—Meyer | ATLAS TACK 9, BEST CLY. 8. sng rg ee Es ll eae pags : a = = © to 2 0 > Ce an for Franks in sixth inning b] b h Le tbles to 23 for ¥ enabies us to Duy such quan- A Cocur de lion 1% Hoyt to the Front. KANN + *' : ’ ck of him, Waite Hoyt may soon A \Y mm Levov ...-- “ii Victories. Hovt of the Yan- AL BUTLER BROS. | Nn ness and sweetness of taste ANN WYhitt\} 0 *Bonaparie .--‘Jan ~ ae S is. Lyons leads the trio | Ramsey .t ; oi KS : ’ . SANAAAAARAN | AAANAA AAA WN > *Overtak than 15 full fames. Hovt | same TOMOr«row e e e next Own Say ‘ ” pd 3 {? e_"; . ++" AN LAA ‘ , \ ‘i , 4% ‘ \\ ~y ; AY \\ \' . \ WO ' AN \\ . . \\ *' > i SSALAY +4 . ~ WA aA \ \ \ : . = _ AN +" SAAAAANAVAAAA ee DAD SKS uS fF mt bat |) Se ns . 4 .~* Ct \ 4 i d a | AN \ \\ ‘ \ : ' . me ; | Double plavs—( jo cg * : mi : Beer vat ff Ren ] t TA r . Stro ut Butler 0060 3s . AANA Ss AANA) \\\ SE RUNS . 2 fures of a week ago, gain- on balis——Of! ———— ~% ot wecKel, GS: ft : » 8 r On inal ae AAAS : WAALS ft thr ; 9 Strnck out—Hs awk.D ; B fv : ANAANAAAARAAAAANS RACI . 3 ‘Tee points while ve oth- | -. » Fisenhauer. | chin nage ees Lnore : _— 7 . . ' A\AAARAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY TO HOLD P ICE Be ae poin whil all the Nonald 1- oy Eisenhauer. » : > Ump — M. iarternick. Sco! ’ ROCK ISLAND 19. TRIPLE + ©. | \ AY SAA THON @ , “OPped back a bit 8 hits. * in | Crat - ISLAND. | ) WN FOR JUNIOR MARA a ck © bit record — 0 hhite, O rune, f | ROCK ISLAND . : ie ; Bt innings: eo ‘The Vinie: 2 R.A AAAS ea ctl - % t " . 11 inning C on eo oe ; : ee oe .a30an : ‘ WANAAAS A “he third of a serjes of pracu 7 oo. " Schane. et Louls, 4] g: # Christv. 1 e— . rk mm) ot 7 - ’ “y » 7 i * ~ ad “— : . ‘ . = ee. «0, se, Pa. 380; Simmons, Phile PURINA 18, LACLEDE 13. Li Sela a held . | Ma, 378: Meusel, New York. LAC. CHRISTY | PURINA MILLS. : f] =: i Ut es ae | L.H.E marathon on July 28, will be . | Cobb, Philadelphia, .365: E. ‘es ae eee . 7; Ce Alle . - : Schubert.2b . this morning on a one ane oe . , Bt. Louis, .864: P. Collins. | reno.n-if-3b Fairground York, .262: Fothergill. De- | Remy ss * =e. 358: - > 3 oF | G'z.1b-Sb-l! Park The practice run will . | ‘$98: Heilmann, Detroit, .358. Reiser.rf.. ark. i} ‘ : . mn : _ Goo ‘tohn.c preceded by a lecture on prone e } ' Biuenha er, ; ” 2 ¢ lbh training methods. Trainings pis | BEATS HARVARD, 3 pig . we are supervised bv former . &T E , STE known ce runners, among @ 0 5, FOR RN them being Joe Forshaw. Irv POLO CHAMPIONSHIP vite i tiel. Bob Probst and Henrs Lev 7 4 runs for bovs preparing to >] —_ ~ o - * —_ , AN ALN A 4A \ \\\ . 44 Nh RRA AN i> > . - * ‘Vi VN \ ene ee Quarter mile course 1D - NY (e*°Wime n.l i t°Di'sy lb.1 | ; t ade ! IN A. lami as (a. ‘ ‘7m , Totals .4312 20 4 Totals .35 6 9 2 is >pgrort: ——— nnne~, Totals..34 18 17 StS ae oe Set nt ee PS OMe sto are Se oe *Plia@ed for Almoauist in fourth inning. er ery eg ®*Hiatted for Gaines in ninth inning. ,.38313 164 123458 *Piaved for Hoffman in seventh inning. on ~» -_ aT the | AS®Oclated Press | Innings. : j) son Bove desiring to participa RYE N | taciede Christy ....--9 © 0 1 oi 8 | e**Played for Idnk in ninth inning, od as see, oN: X.. June 25.—Yale won | biting Mills... =: O41 E778) inning 12865 8 »|. OTHER MUNY BOX sj in the training workouts &r ss Eastern intercollegiate polo *Ran for Eiscnbauer “ur. amith (2) | Western rE. | | : CaP . : _ e iw ; . : _' Pndiec wt-J . e , . | quested to report at the clubho £. Mpionship today by defeating MP of Hawkins. Fay, Fempy. Feet beg owe hite——Eberhardt. Helfrick .- 2 SCORES ON PAGE 6S ‘ Ft : . ” . _ : . : . aw - . ” i near the northwest corner of ‘ Trard, § to 5. in the decisive heuer (2). Sc ae... Pate. Sac Miller 2. Kent, nf Pa ng emanate . - ; ° . vr imeae— Or e ton @ icorbut-1t - pose, < u. i y : pa park, by 10 o'clock, a “ch of the tournament. tee hit--Rene Wild pitches—Tate, Gorvurt, Bucppse ve * cs, ee ®*Plared for Hahn in ninth inning. PLP PID PPI IS, Le i . 4 -

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ 26; 1927 ———— En ——_——— PAGE 6S _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ _SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE GOOD PITCHING FEATURES MUNICIPAL LEAG FOLLE ALLOWS . Y j AZ Z Y/ 2S 2 aOR Ws . SIE WSS SQ UE GAM] | MISS VAN WIE DEFE ADDITIONAL MUNY _;/ MISS FORDYCE IN, | OX SCORES ON PAGES5S | > SRA B BUFFALO GOLF | EE RON | 3y the As*or tat ed Press J Gs : Y, UE Yj 4, / Oy . % Ws : _MUNEIPAL. LEAGUE. BOX SCORES idle ie bee ae ee a ee tT : . % Tf. Vi —_—- — ee Nr et “0 hens Bs ae lias ery hoe Sh BPP BA” DBA LP heh ll el el lah lage all all all al all Mall ~ owuneuamneaa AQ WW "F ~~ ™ fe ey, ey Perr, Pew Fw eee OO ee —— hits Oo runs | rat innings: fronenberger, 2 - Lindhorst, 13 hits and 13 runs : : ‘ Double plays—Blackmeyer fo | ,innings: off Kr n 5 _. |record—Oft n hits a SS SNR NAA eee RE AC. 13, even Macker t) it (lin 3 innings; off Harris, 10 hits 5 rauns|,-°", 06.4 innings; off Schoejkopf, 4 * . RI —patosaly AC pons "so hell — Bias ame | ¢ INTERNATIONAL SHOE in 6 innings. Left on base—Glasgow. et pe Aye Saat ~ "3 1-3 innings: off BUFFALO, N. Y.. June # — SUNDAY SCHOOL nage 1 ‘Blac ea : . 8 Bi prem ign r 6. aceret- c.|2 hits and 2 runs in 1 inning: off —— |Miss Virginia Van Wle . - = R REE lapis ' Nauman. Game called at 6. Scorer— nd no runs in 1 inning Left on|{ ., “ | ~ EE ee ee aodbmenct - adway. 11; North Lagi a F .. a, aa ee 3 T TH yy i 38 minutes. se S Time of game—2 hours and Ump re—Courtnty. Scorer—Banzhof, —_——__~>__-_— the seventh annual womenty| tation golf tournament at the & > " r ‘Ib 4 | : = roeeauci 3d } 5] “ag off Sch 8 f er ST. LOUIS A. ’ a. Rh. i? -_ g.| Miller cf. .3 2 | hifner 3 i: off Hucker ®. Struck ov Wolfe eee, | | NORTH 18 . . oe t ‘ ; .-* yg. ano , BROADW AYS 4. NORTH MARKET. H.E HAMILTON & W. MEMORIAL 10 ST. — ee PEP a owe Way: Ba Nat “ae, ee — Independents Make Four Double Plays and Win Seventh Straight Victory in Defeating Friedens. + te a y ae mg z ‘ol -cawhe fet Mo SR hee Se = A AST Hiatus e* = ge ag, tou ; oy ON 4 3 ; she 7 ae : : 5 “d esis) ea ; A sl Sen 7 - : Ms 2 aia My 8 ius ce EW oy SE og Sad weg x ee Te tt eS Be : ; * aa : * ‘ PS - aes se Rd ote) bw Weck o AR ah SHAM BRP Ns finde bah hes cay caienslnitige RSG ite Sth Ry he Poy _-—— ne ~ ‘ l : ‘ » . " 3 ' 7 s , j . Gerh erat ef-2 M nore t Bh | Lindh ‘ ret } , Schoe Vk’ {fn | Leisure D. Totals 4418 Sik ‘ski p-r in sixth in hits—LDuever 2 Dale, Moore. len ba ses—Daust Johnson 3. Arrison, Ardell, Irisure, Joseph. UNASS IB! &§ ] a I’ asse d pitched ball—Rvy by Cindhot st. Oveker: by § Rases on Two-ba s¢ Gillem. St ; Struck Lindhorst. 2: by Losing pitcher—- Lindl orat inning | i ie nth Clavon 2. Sacrifice hit— balls—oOff Leisure. 4: out—By Schoelkopf. Pitchine 0 | PETERS 14, CHEROKEF 4. ! *-ETERS ' CHERORSS dice RH. E. t.H.E. | abbitt 44 3 3 0 0) town, champion, ' match. falo Country Club today by ing Louise Fordyce, of O., four times Ohie 4 and 3 in the Dt me Ca * ~ Aptana t : C000 te Dee reine i) oO. .¢ ue R’ e Blake Totals *Bat Innings. —_— — | 411416 Gansman in sixth inning. eaeerat & & FB 4! | CROGUNED io vstn oe 000172 1— | Peters ®°400041 *—14') oavie. Three-base Ray Home runs—Newsom, bases—Newsom. r nr hardt. nlave—Hempen ‘unassist- |ed): Fitzgerald to Nagel Wild pitch*s— | etn yA Passed balle—Naeel. 3. Base on. Is— Off Newsom. 2: off Lenefelder, 1: {f Bytes 4 Struck out— vy Newsom, 86: Langfelder, 1: by W Pitching record—Off Newaom | innings; off Lengfeld , hit in 112-2 innings: off Weil. 10 in 7 2. 3 innings. Left on hazes— Peters, Cherokee. 4 Time—Zh. 25m. Umpire Mollon. Scorer—McDonnell. DAYTON, more | O., ted for hit—Kilf Wehbe Two-base — Hempen, Geissert. Schnell, | Mehelic, events, ‘golf champion. ‘crown 36-hole final by | Sikorski. Lei- | two to Z£0. SHUTE WINS OHIO | AMATEUR GOLF By the Associated Press June 25 Shute of Columbug, 0,1 : year-old lad who was barred ¢ ithe 1926 tournament vena /was a nonresident of Ohio ‘he had played in previous is the 1927 Ohie Ly Shute wop here today, in a match from .'clair Dean of Lima, four up Ae CP) Ladies Free Every Night _ GREYHOUND RACING Every Night Except Sunday MADISON KENNEL CL 4 ong of the F For First In At Munici Se —— -~-_-—- — "borate Musical Play t ight—Garden peare ‘*s “A Midsu Dream” Which Ste ——— morrow N HE production of George Gershv “The Song of the F “ Association on the Forest P of the “1927 seas offerings Ei scoported to be s0 stupendou 4 not bring it here. he presen of New York and Chicago on ! @ Americas most significant cont will be its first in St. Louis. The cost of stas ing this opera, the unusually el gia. 18 involved and. t ial theater could not aff as New York and Chic Ht will also be the first occasiol company. Allan Rogers, of the original New York commerce ior cities ory i ‘member Pee Pitcher McDonald for th CENTURYS 12, HUTTIGS 3 ™ “The Song of the Flame is I ma Alpha outfit in the Y. M. C UTTIGS -_ 4. George Qe: who Tn IIIs Str te the Heels A.C. Admission, 90¢__& moter American composers, and A c. to 4 ly three hits to the dra the fted from Towers and call 7 Oniv of by sj out the Tore s™ * ndependents won their sev- enth straight game from ens, to 5, turning four a plavs to ae in the vict Senior Evangelical League ouble- in i Fame ory, LON LLL AOL he VA Ah LO ala a eal TODAY’S MUNICIPAL BASEBALL CONTESTS bEMViInE i +++ the a LEAGLL., ALwsrt si v5. awe rack. Xe. 12—}. M. H. A. va. B—ITypus Vos. Lasse DPRNDENT Fairg, Viusihus Morus ‘» A mit hivliityu Shea, ots, me tCANTILE Pairgtouna ‘ * i. LEAGUE, Avw~.4viculDUs Vs, a’ark, No. J—Paicuns LEAGlI z.. dik, NU. wm atcilow Sheet’, «ss . _, Saertian I—Wuackmian ir. «8 2 LLAGULEL.. O—— sa.ss0ui lan re Nw, i ark. No, Soin, och. roves aco No, Feuuier. I8—tbF ichell ns l1—toever Athletics we. ow. ™ By ‘a.BOR HoOob Forest sauin, Ne, va. vw" fais Vo. svUMmelas, O——N. A. C., hKi- vs. Na, > ap sane hagch Campus—Durple vit enlres-s.omn awa, «ae. . forest ark. No, Tn Rive. forest bark, No, $—Sarsticid Inn ys. dubior va. Martins (UVUDlC-sasciuuenr), wien. ion—~tLaths S.uIs Wa, - . a # 7——Cass Stars hivune, UV calion Nw. Weenaers, » Ee 0 nd tchaeapa Vark, Veull-wiinon, w2:O0. NORTH sT. LOLIS LEAGUE. Fairgrouna Dark, No. 5—triangle A. vs. St. Kdwards, 1:50. bairgreunu fark, No, Stuaris, 32.50. rouLish NATIONAL cee J—Levo. Club va. No. 6O—St. Anthony ve. Cc. — hatte o Vigo Sa os « ‘ , wae dy sande oa ae ale A ns ein seal eR or oR pinoy pita. ere — : ra a v6. vat Deh ALLIANCE. support. Missey, | the Fried- | Macca- Vs. | GRACE o—Banner A. C. | BETH MI A ib N on D BAP TIST 7 7 7’* MmNGS RING SW AY KINGS W 4 GRACE { HILL HILI ABR ~ af ’ | Bethel Mission 17, —_—_—~—_-——_ ee Ak, Be FIRST GAME. HICKORY 10, G LASGOW 5. HICKORY CHE : aT? -—— oO - Ts mr —} * --_ ----~ ] I 1 _—-- ~S— MAPLEWOOD 16, OP TIMISTS: 1. MAPLEW PTIMIST N A JUNIOR EVANGELICAL Se SENESSEDEERE SOLO LR POLO LLL OL we we oe i i id PR ns DE NS 4, ST. PF wa E om 0. or ~ AB Av ael AMUSEMENTS BASEBALL TODAY Cardinals vs. Pittsburg O'Clock, game on 8al Game Starts at 3 for today's office a on aad at after ‘) o° hu’ kK * Tonight People’s Mo- tor Bus Championship. *Denotcs * Chevrolet Night. U.S. Tax, Total, § Street Car and Eads Bridge Ps Busses Jefferson Washington and Broadway Racing Rain or Shine iam ) Pe ere at Hotel Ul! In The Glenkirk Summer-Weight Golf Suit SOFT, cool, tropical wool-mixture that enables the busy man to retain house the drape of this pliable fabric, its light weight and. smart cut are fea- tures which excite admiration. “1 PRR ae, LE AGUE, No, vs. Tower Linden wood - Robins, 23a. LEAGI i. i—schenberg ws. 1—Laclede Council va. A. vs. Engel- NORTH Sherman Park. Reosseuth, 9:00. J sirarousd Park. No. t—Cass ys. ” J—Hodiamont vs. Olive, 4—Wellston ves. Broad- , = Park. Ne, Sheonmes, “€ Faircround Park. No. 6—North way ve. Page. SOUTH SIDE. Carondelet Vark. Ne. 1.—Seuth Broad. wav va. defferson, 9:00. li—Laclede Forest "ark. No. Park. 9:00. Forest Park. No. 12—Manchester Bellefontaine. 9:00. CITY LEAGUE. At Park. No. 1—Wilson O'Fallon Park. No. 1—Hartman ys. man, 3:30, O'Fallon Park. No. — West vs. Adams« idoeuble dealer). CONC ORDIA LEAGTU KE. Cencerdia Park, No. I1—Carroll B. WM. vs. YVohe, 1:30 No. 1—Century va. ra. Wolt- yrortsonnt aie » a aigh Concerdia Vark. Rarth, 3% 30. Minnle Wood Wemoria!—Double header. Watson i«. Themen, 0. PE MOLAY Carondelet : Carendelet. % : erman = _ ?—St. Ma vle wood 30. Sherman Bentinel. %:™ SE Weakley Wins Sweepstakes. BP. V. Weakley won the Normandie Sweepstakes afternoon with a par Normandie course. ishing: in order included: Connett, 71. leas handicap Wambauch, T!. W. Hunter. 72. R. 8. Weller. ¥a. bs Pte. Ste i ai SE lt a LFAGUE t$—Perfection «* ce Louls °—Harmonr ott +P alloy OS yesterday ;2 over the Others fin. Ww (>. cE. W: leas handicap: FP. less handicap, and 72, less handicap. 1 eet AN le TES 4—Hellrung-Grimm vs. i Vic. | weekly | TA. BAP. > =), TABERNACLI MISSOURI PACIFIC E NG INI t RS : 18, Boers RS 2. | Um pire—Bsrn 7 LAF. \ 7; + , \ rr ARK = AP. ee ee LOLOL POR LB LLLP Sed el el el MATTHE Ws 8. JESUS ST. reyhs: smd Racing SAT JAMES 8, ZIONS Every Night Except Sunday On Carson Road North of Natural Bridge Road in St. Louis County YS A ee INDEPENDENT 17, FREEDENS 5S INDEPENDEN’ PRIEI ate track, 4 take West-bound stre cars, trans- ,1 2 & = e \irkwood-Ferguson lfne, . which runs direct to park. By auto, taxe St. Charles or Natural Bridge Road to Cc Road, then north to the track. Service cars from Wells. nm loop; from and from fj! Delmar and — Washington r " al son lin ; . ing station at Gran RACING RAIN OR SHINE Admission, 90c; Tax, 9c—Total, 99c America’s Finest Greyhound Track Look for the “‘Label’’ for quality. HEIDELBERG, WOLFF & CO. Manufacturers of High Grade Clothing for over 75 years NEW YORK CITY —it’s a synonym (BeSPe thet bathe hat bet Sas Pae ba Mhete tg Baterebae she Fhaeheteatae thet Bed beteadt a Ghettedha chedd ma Be ane rig ee DEED TOME AE 2 PRE EP ROALD RE Soe ge OR ity OR RTE Oy CEI heme PRR OO EPS ee EES AT Ee. et Gh Weer eR NB DAME BU EI RES TIS. i BRT on RF RRR IPR cag In desperate effort to save her as the Flame, but so glib is | mGs the infuriated peasants to the — Anuita, still hoping to save her m the head of the peagants stormin enter the castle they discover af S0ught to drive the depraved na Ses ——— — ee ae « ‘ontinued on Those Bright C e dust to give you an idea of wae Missouri,

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G A M . ENS AAAS : : v WS: . MS Sen X SN aa AAAAAANAASSS aa ; y Ys AM — SAAt SS WY a » \, E ES QQ AA IAAAAAAAAN EATS MISS FORDYCE IN BUFFALO GOLF FiNag | 3y the Associated Prese 3 BUFFALO, N. Y.. June 25 me; | Afiss Virginia Van Wie of Chica 7,| captured the 1927 cham pionshj S.-i the seventh annual women’s P of tation golf tournament at the [falo Country Club today ling Louise Fordyce, of Youn EF town. O., four times Ohio mes: : champion, 4 and 3 in the 7 . ‘ why g} match. np } by dereag, ——— ’ SHUTE WINS OHIO AMATEUR GOLF TiT1g By the Associated Press | DAYTON, :O., June -5.— Deng. | more Shute of Columbus, O., 29. 14 | year-old lad who was barreq from | i326 tournament because he hr was a nonresident of Ohio though =| he hac played in previous state et events, is the 19827 Ohio &aMateyp : golf champion. Shute won hig - meicrows here today, in a scheduled 36-hole fingl match from Sin. | Rers.'ciair Dean of Lima, four up and hits ‘the x uns e Bir’ two to Zo. ? 2 en ee y Night RACING Except Sunday NNEL CLUB Admission, 90c__ U.S. Tax, 9¢ Total. 99ch\ Street Car and Busses Fads Bridge or Busses at Jefferson Hotel Washington and Broadway Racing Rain or Shine enkirk r-Weight Suit pical wool-mixture e busy man to retain appearance on the office or in the club- f this pliable fabric, d smart cut are fea- admiration. -— eS SS Se a a | PS eGhedheddetheidbedRaddetnedtedhedtedhedtsd? | A. stripe combinations and pastel shades, at the better shops. Del” —it’s a synonym WOLFF & CO. ade Clothing for over 75 years IRK CITY final ora, an op J : the beaq of the — Storming % & . saa * ~. , NS NN . AAS x . ro Sey ree ad weEN eT al i! N ‘ SASSSAAA WOO WY So MAY WS WS SS QY SS VX. GK WS >» eS WS RAVABAA AIT WAQNV sae AN ee’ No 4 OCA mS ~ SSM WN WS N SQW, £99999 }\-”;Eelftktlf_['a on ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927. PAGES 14D _ © MrT THREE inv. Ruf. | * 8 ; ong of the Flame, : For First Time Here, | At Municipal Theater isborate Musical Play to be Presented To- morrow Night—Garden to Have Shaks- peare § “A Midsummer Night's Dream Which Starts Tuesday. HE production of George Gershwin’s and Herbert Stothart’s be Municipal Thea- tomorrow night as roduce to St. Louis leg posical play, “The song of the Flame,” bv the Forest Park stage season will i work reported to be § that itimate theater snot bring it here. The presentation, some of the mn of New York and Chicago on its production only a year ago field of light BB ier Association on fourth offering of the 19°27 so stupendous the hailed by s America’s most significant contribution to the will be its first in St. me cost of staging this opera, because involved and the upusually elabor: large cast and was such that outside of such production. Monday offered by any tenor, was i gommercial theater could not Peities as New York and Chicago. twill also be the occasion it has been pry company. Allan Opera’s rpember of the origina] New “The Song of the Fiame” is irst Rogers, York cast. modern in every sense of the yrated with Stothart, is a leader written into his score gncopated form the soaring spirit of Stothart meborated with Rudolf Frim] on the score of “Rose Marie,” an- opera. wi George Gershwin, who collab¢ modern American composers, and he has modern Russia. typically modern American light i 4 followed the Stothart. For their story, operatic form ip certain Ar fr f turbulence ol ARBACH and Hammerstein in their book have modernistic score of Gershwin and while adhering the conventional pects of comecy aid amid the Russia. le is expressive of this tumultuous country. For as the loose the pent-up energy of a to Russian roniance, 4S goes, it is a song that sets Meitive race and brings about the revolution leading Blependence. F itis Anuita, a flaring indepe who during the Keren- v their own reflective rit more than by tyrant: iuspired song fires her tirymen to action. Through her own vivid me, and the song that @ressive as the *‘Marseillaise”’ woas “The Song of the Flame personality she described as the according to the legend, as Revolution, becomes she sings, of the French ** the opera leaves the fury of ain few individuals vidual fortunes. nspires the more romantic ROM this legendary the Russian Revolution to about a ce — , mm thelr in and the effect this strife has up j ser a brief introduction to Anuita a 1e figu t Milan cataclysm, one meets this h under mumsiances. She is seen as a peasant girl, hiding out in the m ber cousin, Grusha, until time as L nat + eroine such eed her. F 10 this province far from the terrorism Rand fallen in loce with Volodya, a Russian eC to love by the Vitality and beauty Sa Lic mas to independence. t is revealed, however, guestion of time until the Revolution grips t! Konstantin, a Communist leader wh ame, is in the community. much an idealist as he is a materialist, he is sponsoring the Revolution for what he can get out of it. meordingly, he Boris, the foolish guardian of provided he will divide the Konstantin is not so ™ + Count escape offers to portunity to mites riches with him. At the same time Konstantin ering off Grusha and also Natasha, ered, as a result of his flirtatious HOUGH Boris is ready to accept Konstantin’s offer of a unwilling and defies the peas- for a chance at freedom, Volodya is e Communist leader. B to advance i & incites against the Prince’: , Ina desperate effort to save A - as the Flam . . pe the infuriated peasants t lover. Anuita reveals herself to but so glib is Konstantin that he prevails and attack. beloved Volods a. herself to despoi] the palace.’ When riotcus party in progress. Voiodyva but for bis : . ANUita, stilj } ryry\i mis " 44 OPIN piaces z to = m €nter the castle ther ’ + 4 ; 4} BOUELt to drive the depraved Setaeesinetineeesasiisene-ay- ti Continued on Next Page. 6, } . . — : + . nobles from his home, Those Bright College Days dy _ . ‘ , ‘7 s sfie’’ st to give you an wea of what to expect in “Rolled Stockings the Missouri, 7 Behind the Screens OUT IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD, June 25. LL Hollywood is agog over the A: edding tomorrow, Sunday, of Banky and Rod La Rocque who will be married at 3 o'clock in the Church of the Good Shepherd in Beverly Hills. The a reception at wedding will be followed by the Beverly Hills hotel attended by the 600 leaders of the Hollywood motion picture Iinmediately following the ne couple wil] leave for nada where they will honeymoon Lpon their re- ive at La Rocque’s anewood avenue. Samuel Goldwyn, Banky's ‘s for Mille unday, June j the day” perfume shower home in Santa Monic . gune 14, friends of Miss Banky in 15, George, d the bridal On Friday; sponsored a shower a hosiery * o~ % + . eici er i he rty. who has tinction in the portravalis of first work being North.” showing has been signed as a il Metro-Goldwin-Mayer. it was Jearned last week. Best is that Mr. Flaherty’s first under +> Pe lire etor by information } - n~ no Filah photodrama contract will: concern it- 9uth Seas, but storv with a } ~ les ade solely his new that natives. as has his previous { inten- none of wir. Flaherty’s to sacrifice litv that has made so much discussed every- shown. of the a Stiu- of hh Continued on Next Page. ee Amusement Calendar MUNICIPAL THEATER—The 0. Ll! Municipai Ope Gershwit , Te . pay, bf GAI {DEN THEATER — The pier . . on lL. a Piayers in Shaks- ec , : ee i sere} LOEW S— Lon shciasa® \ )i} / i ’ , oto , rT) | ‘ Lage Unknown.” The Cornel! Collegian: AMBASSADOR—LDen mince Desire.” s Rockets. MISSOURLTL — “Rolle ings “with Jat? Johru Party.’ GHFAND CENTRAL, WEST END LYRIC and SKY DOME “6 . ‘s —‘ ‘Michael Strogott. wat: ~ a BO4 Pay 733° » se ° > ary 2 > ed as*tr on peas, “fs > ee ° ' ee ,* * «at Aseteoe- Municipal Theater. ‘Around the World to the t. Louis Municipal Opera —— EW people in 38t. Cialim tne Louis Cai record that I can— that of going around the world c rhe , \ « _ealte ee upon simply simp]; to Municipal Opera. Of out before St. icipal Opera; I I was headed n I started; but I can say I've time on the way. Ome ‘s easier to explain how I hi That is of having been theatrical work. For, at on rtook I * | 4 Yiamhtec - Ai sd ~ A =~ hose days had not given way to } ita? Sil al- ed at presenting nothing. “7 Gilbert the were Belle of New York,” Sullivan, fn fact. a!) By JOHN CHERRY. - ee ee John one of the come- dians of the Municipal Opera Com- pany has erperienced a varied ca- that has him the globe to the Municipal Theater. And though he-has been on the stage for 25 he remains a Cherry, reer taken around years, juvenile, because he started his professional career at the age of company of juve- well known the Greenwich Village Follies and Snub Pollard, who's acting before the camera now. From Honolulu we came to San Francisco. And then we trekked across the country. My most vivid impression of those days comes in Joliet. All in a big an incident carried from were our shoes trunk. And by some accident |] fell into it and went to sleep. As a result, the performance had no comedian for the second act, a search high and low failing to r-- sleeping place. FTER the United States we visited South Africa, India, to play before the Maharajah of Jedpore; Manila, Shanghai and Tokio. And by the time we reached Japan 10 years had elapsed and |] had grown up to the point where I was too big for the comedian’s roles and transferred to ‘“‘character” Ten the world doughboys’ experiences in he World War—something you wouldn't take a million dollars for but a dime to go through again. They at least in- troduced us to the thorough a training school as one could hope for. returo to field veal my had to be parts. years of trooping aroun were to us like wouldn't give stage in as the States | and turned Francis- was On my Jjeft the operatic to dramatic stock co. And this period more distinguished for its experl- than for its others, Pahl ’ . aisO and pleasure There were ences recompense. however, who acquired experience way. Marjorie Ram- in the same eau, James Gleason, who turned. “Is Zat So”; Henry piayed in playwright ip ill and gan) that company. HEN, working back East. I went with Kolb and Dill was frequently put ip the same dressing room a conscienti- ous character actor. And when we found living a bit hard on $1 a day. we occasionally roomed to- for a big and with gether and chipped in plate of But Lon Chaney, character actor sharing a room with me then, doesn't have those worries today. He has his own beans. who was the Cuntinued om Neat lage. Grand Central to Close Preparatory to Becoming A **Run’ House Later Erlanger Making Ready to Come Into St. Louis With Legitimate Shows at Dollar Prices Which Causes Movie Magnates to Tighten Up Their Field. By NIF. S the first step in the move by the loca] motion picture theater magnates to relieve the overseated condition in the field here and to meet the increased opposition which is to come next fall the Grand Central Theater—the first of the pretentious movie houses to grow out of the old vacant store shows in St. Louis—is to be closed within two weeks with the shut-down coming, possibly, nezt Saturday night. Skouras Brothers, owners of the theater, will keep the place closed for a month or more, but will reopen it in August as a “run” house where big pictures will be shown for as long a time as the public will come to see them. The prices will probably be set at 65 cents and among the first films to be shown will be “Ben Hur” and “The Big Parade.” These have been displayed here in the so-called legitimate theaters at ad- ganced prices. Other pictures which may play as road attractions at a higher scale of admission, will, later, be brought to the Grand: Central at the 65-cent scale, but not until after sufficient time has elapsed to “protect’’ the houses which offer them first at $1.50. The establishment of the Grand Central as a house for long runs has been Torecast in these columns. Its temporary retirement from the field altogether as a weekly change cinema‘ palace right now, marks the passing of a theater which was one of the gold mines of the early days of the films in St. Louis. Operated by William Sievers, it passed into the hands of the Skouras boys, who were struggling up the ladder to their future control of the local field. When Paramount opened the Missouri, the Grand Central continued to hold its popularity and its success played a large part in bringing about the deal between Famous Players-Lasky and the Skouras brothers whereby the latter got possession of the Missourl and the other Paramount houses. T was at the Grand Central that Gene Rodemich gained his fame Ss ap orchestra conductor. Some of the best pictures in past ‘ears were shown there, but with the opening of the Ambassador, Loew's and the St. Louis, larger and more magnificent palaces of the silent art, business began to wane. It was necessary to put the all too few good pictures into the Missouri and the Ambassador to keep up the necessarily tremendous intake powers of those two houses and to meet the other opposition, and the»Grand Central languished with poorer films. Since the departuge of Rodemich, business has dropped steadily and now the Skourases are taking the step which they have long contemplated. As a run theater the Grand Central should once more prove a popular place of amuse- ment. y. F more interest to the harassed theater goer who has to keep a tight hold on his purse strings in these days of high priced amusements, is the announcement that A. L. Erlanger, former Czar of the theatrical world, is to put in operation this winter @ chain of theaters, with one here in St. Louis, to present legitimate plays with a “dollar top’’ scale of prices. This will be good news to play goers, but so far what house is available in St. Louis for the scheme is hard to figure out. Erlanger controls the American but that, of course, will continue at its regular seale for the highest class of attractions. It may be necessary to build another theater here but it is Known that Erlanger would prefer to find a ready built place. There is nothing very definite yet about what sort of plays will be offered at $1.00. The mere fact that the price is cheap will not attract large audiences after the novelty wears off for the play is still the thing. Erlanger, a most astute showman, can be counted upon to know what he is doing and undoubtedly has ig minind a plan to knock ‘em dead. N commenting upon this move to send popular priced attractions out through the country, the New York Times says that it has for its purpose a revival of the hinterland’s fast waning interest in the so-called legitimate theater. In it are concerned the Erlan- Continued on Next Page. Unhand Me, Villain —3 Font. Cd. — - et Locwt Lon Chancy as the Armless Wonder in “The Unknown,” $F cr ay +a a 4 eee cases ote. ee Tee eo ae Fe ome) ; oS er ee ae rh " ere. as al = ar es ——— “i aay oS] Ryedihis ete aha tinea ae on Le eee we oT BS ro eer OER he BOM "Cais FS teeeia ea ee ee ee sd ahnctdelckdetneateciinc s ey bite BSE a 2 gees 4 ash 4 ne te Png ats. te ac ames Le aN ets SS 2 a rr PN ngee Or he fee os -% yen eee (te, RS RP ache * a ee i ~ “ ) ith are ipa my s Meipvabieisd Aaa I Tan tdek cea ee ee 4 ¥* oe ri i ous bog f “pet 8, Aden, E255 ei aS igby Reha he ie Sa ie & os - Ena nh a eae tae

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a AON 1k RO a SF on eaamnaa . | SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 192% ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = TEE PAGE 2D ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— pcmeres Wah. RS the Pret-i Hepateh “SONG OF THE FLAME,” : — 5 , | 3 pete... Five of the Stars of the Municipal Opera This Week CLOSE FOR A TIME SS ia OOKE TELD. Mo. June 3 o.— AT MUNICIPAL OPERA Continued From Preceding Pace. . 3 , aeetenes: SS an Continued From Preceding Pagc. : | , was b ectro: as pa | ger and Chania interests. which are = g | working with a | pains had . r } — at work on plans to build up road Suge ing: — Hunne well + wil closet by the deb ) - 7 : 7 business in the cities where Er- | a \ i ha b urvive. pany with Nac | . Pe. : Y A , | langer and his associates control 3 an . ) es With “The Son; “lame” — SS jy. Se ; , & , playhouses. Irwin S. Chanin has | > Se —- 4 ‘LD tert Si 5? Wes Seek tens muh CR RRL PE ORAM 0° eyes: #¥e, + . sy os is MEF Bote seit ne DS Le Te AES. Rec . ’ Pay . { : . a . as the undercurrent moti —. ; ) ae Ss 3 , \ confirmed reports that the under- Gramatic finale, Anuita iscover: 7 ot Se | sll 7 | | , : ing its in a of formulation, her sete with Nadya, 211 BP eS A Sees , 4 ee ' is ng just now to give a wwe a4 big eis Fe, Paige gt 7 . Po - Fer ‘ebeklts ah 9, MOS IAL Fo a ea ere. y & At Rn A : , unt illin him unfaithful, while , Steaua ee. " a = a ; pe , he particulars. merges to believe Anuita has tr a a a ——-_ , : eer as -$ ' | iea seems to be rie _— — _ 4 2 int ae . = ; : * , ae Ree Sees: , ry experience tm [itt with his were merely , a le Sa ' Ss x: ee 4 Sl : ) — .. & : i ond into th | »r-Chanin | a wt you have bad teeth as - potiation Of nis Ome ' bse 5 . hy wo SS . . ; ‘ a a rack . § ; : yo. SR —— rodu ~~ rs } ri} | ¥ oe cannot weal cal.- for free IT? Pi. Tem int there is } inte | eee - % st Reco Reet. a . -_ | ! ae . with a definite e ge 5 : : : = ; “ . . ‘ > “ ; . - x — . 7 . ' | ‘eee ~~ + 2 * & , e ¢° ». 7 il of two years in thé : ie ye se Ba : ; : Ce eee , - : ;, and with casts of ot x Sear the third act one meets t p 48. 4 Gated si8 ee pilepE ae ular did the play http ee | . rect the Coogan picturs s and fe: -d players allotte rR ufetime gift. It } t owner was Killed in as | and the Kiralfy Brothers ai | and let-live — so roe du ction rights to this sole | $n hich was assailed i. viol in all parts of the aaa! s an immoral and vile Uae ‘ause the dancers in the 2 wore shameless dresses that st below the knee. , ‘Bigger than ever” was { | Olive Street Rd. ar oa etacle. “Michael? a | Open 9 A. M. Till 10 hich followed in the Saturday N their first great suet BR ADDITIONAL SPECI, ‘ ie a fortune for the mm ADVERTISED Ih Brothers, recording ung yon, go Sate , Bakery : runs im a touring every town Where quality and freshness is a HOW CHERRY WENT alee pines act aeeeee e ,2.. . - aa Sor 5 ine pisturiention of the pep- tre SDGee. Sot. ae ae 7 ‘sr parable Geatineed From Preceding Fase. cia fashioned barnstorming. A: : ge we (WR \ a ee ee ee Cees kee Se ee OB CARAMEL ROLLS is dressing room, a chauffeur anda | 8 | ‘ee Oo Bt - ! ee ba _— at - : - ‘er interiors the story of f Jules Vern , ilready imme er pecan. Special eri of makeup and develop is work + Y Mine we MiadRiaithen me . ME: 3 ae eS SS c ; P Did = site See ee a ee : a ar ‘ a The — ion picture work yur franti planations on | eS hee S meet seek ee eee “ee ees ce oped 2 4 ONER: th 2 ¢ PT) ; aes Rs hoe % : f \. iki i Ss. 7 . DU! oS KC NR Np REARS 9 RELA A ARE SIN iedte ster sens OMe — a j Chicken Salad Potato Salad -“ & oH, cost i : i style; liberal with beceon, ib. printed apne Leading: Ham Sal oe Bi net stingy with harm, ib.. — Combination Salat HEIDELBERG HONORS CONDUCTOR © spree a week there recupera: ode county aiety. Sue i 2 rr of Philosophy Degree for . i ai « | ve id . re Wilheim Furtwaengler _ ~ a ais a Sy DH A a i BS + SOUTH GRAND Tirewor Scheel <a 8 Thousands of dollars AND ——- : 5 worth of the best Fire- f tat mage with a field of faces goer about it afterwards “For the oo ‘White Horse Troop.” Mise Drew. 14 a ~ z — eee EACH EVENING EXCEPT | : } 3 He TUESDAY & SATURDAY Wilber Kiem Smith. « spenker ef many years’ expericarce. pomseased ef « lively. forceful delivery—haxs met the ap- proval of theusands tm our great centers. A hand b SeUce eae iacete 7 iepiay Gem Gio REMLEY CUTS THE oo Subject Sunday Night, ) 4 30x35 = Tice 4s June 26 “SPIRITUALISM”

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- a an el EY NS - —————— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 __ + __ ST, LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Bissour! heen gag TWO SKELETONS UNEARTHED UENCE \ VIEWS, (IN , change, which has been endeavor- | fendant company has used the in-| PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS e iB aes 1 ts ae ing to adjust the financial difficul OKT IELD, Mo., ‘tiiCUl- | Come to erect additional buildings . = Claybrook, 22 years old, of CN FARM NEAR POLO, ILL. sg ane oe Missouri company. and to pay usurious interest to lectrocut he Alton company has a claim! certai } , Kfield, was electrocuted this) nones B r -d ; riain mortgage holders. Insolv- P noon while working with a line elie ont: ~- op ih eg in| of $7164 for materials furnished | ency is not alleged, but a receiver P 4 AL Pantano near Hunnewell. His wife - 6 ee the Missouri company, which has/ is asked to “marshal, conserve and | SO eA ice PUBLAN i a i. > baby survive. By the Associaied Press. ; 3% bef os — DIXON, I] Sees °25.—Coroner the West End and North End, on | CT = SSE . ee al “ Os: ae 4 ee by AS. | ' nk pn | such avenues a rd, Maple, § MU MEN i — — — ee — : HC ‘1 DFAST TEEY H = tf nd Aitke n and Sheri iff Goo rd of Cit : Cc 2] c : S L ‘ | ‘pers G a - ms e x iple, St. | ie A SE TS re se z 2 ~~ ARCADE AIRDOME “Cactus Trails” rl Ss what we call our plates | US!e County, were called to the ity ounsesor Oays t. OUuIs | poi rcer an amuiton, a: Jot | Sarak & West Pine “Crack o Dawn } ft bber | Awe! rect, es A] ’ Instead of usin in Ee f ce t) Seog Force te often e.| oe FOwell farm yesterday after-| Need Not Grant Charter completed mructures te or ef the | R A N ; SAVE ON TREAT ' ALICE TERRY ts quired to remove them |700Nn to investigate the fin aide of 5 . 3 sia es tO pay otf the ees Buy Publix Chex Books. good at Ambassador and Missourt. | +s ASHLAND { “The Magician” “Ee a : ? tues teseeme XCép yn Fair Basis. debts, say iti a age ogg Mg molt a * Wigeye 2 DR. TROTTER. SPECIALIST | two human skeletons in a shallow! pt on Fal : ys the petition, the de p se per_cent discount——a $10 book for $0; a $5 bw . A oi f- 4 | 3520 Newstead Comedy and Others years experience in fitting difficult | grave, uncovered by workmen. It 0 ERA HOUSE | Boot. $2.50 book for $2.25. In quire of ushers or a 16a offices. Fe sf _ Poirty ‘ ‘ on was reported th > } \diee he 3 b . 2 | . M.—CONTINUOUS 12 M OF eek ao aS Se If you have had teeth made which | seca : o Veer ad been | : : SCHOOL . 6, Pa oe eas, Deuble Program eee ot wear, cali for free consuitation. | cramped into an old woodeh box | Editor Post-Dispatch: S AND COLLEGES Only Vaud ‘Vaudeville __Theater Downtows Bch Ge eomoy aera ee LER aR 7 = Be 3 rm Bremen Theater‘ { sre ‘Broncho Twister® plates repz* ‘vec. Cor npetent dentist The bones ¢ vidently had been mn ; PER ree Bo Ree Sie Cae ree ee eyes 20th and Bremen \ gomebody’ » Mother’* for aillnes. 'ridcework. et : “The statement which appeared | aul Pe wOrs. eve. | es +h nat.Tria > a on baton N. Seventh St. Near Pine the ground some time, according to in the Post-Dispatch of June 45, y COOL HER 7 EEE | physictane. | ito the effect that nothing would be NOW OPEN oO ams CHOUTEAU / BEBE. 5 DANIEL 2 te | ‘The Powell farm ts near Polo, | Fared Oy Teme ticin « nce |{p BOBBY REED’S NEVER OVER 7O7m SAE | | 2s ant Chowtens |Special Maton — i Tras A i 2 ° tall ? be ——é, School of the Theater k - | Tilinois Wants Newark Prisoner, |charter, for the reason that the aS ee oe : : iy LA Sore key : ic Oans ‘By the Agsgociated Press iquestions of valu ation and rates) 2 BIG SPECIAL ALL-VARIETY BILL! oc cart ta cay ce yr CE , ae EMBASSY { The ‘ Day and Evening Classes GIBSON’S | Fas The Ambassadors £1 Me pee 4938 Delmar “The view” Night” The art of modern co medy and drama. hic . Reet ores kere co ther sco a rect races, sssban ter be: [ass 96 dey ne ee Oe 1? z Be- .: or furniture seit | heir S881 071. é 18it10 was issued by Gov, trol of the State Public pervice | Enroll we "we bal nent f e peep Be / é' pe 2. - - nec ss pUmmes . ce cade searing’ suse i Deak NAVIGATORS |. : : BF AUR Y ¢ iv ct tom Persona! Direttion Be bby Reed. Nine Jelly Sailer Maids | sie ) G6 5610 Easton OTHER GALA /, that ‘ Courteous, bank- 4 rvice. Nom. ll today for return from Ne-|Commission, must be modified in | +e . signers; eve ryt: mri % * de y . . seme - : ‘ : , ; rark, N. J., of Thomas Graves,|one or two particiulars. aot ton STUDIO OFFICE Bos , | ® ; MPRESS THEATER BLDG. o> e Y as CARNIVALS ! Lk te , Bek. IRMA Ladies Beware” OF COMEDY |) |& VF} | ‘ Theater § Comedy, News / W/ ; ‘on | 6324 Bartmer Av. Fables and SSS Re Se SE 0 a ip MAE SAR ra ARP oh NY pi ae oe °% Bi kee) II ES I Rm Rg. eee sing A eke —- f new AG i pack as little as 's? week'y. , ‘ | Phii- . Yablem Finance Corp., 1035 N. Grand. M | wanted in St. Clair County for the ‘It has been decided by the Su- | Phone JEffersen 6517 cis- te i i i i, i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Los | | 3 | murder of, Maggie Siena March. 5.| Ppreme Court of the United Statcs | will there is a franchise contract be- | ——Photoplay in several instances, that where : LORIE POTIOK tween a city and a utility, fixing | ‘The ROMANTIC AGE’ | fq Z#rebbing Notes! : & . Borrah Minevitch with hig han : oe meen: a certain rate of charges for the| __ AMUSEMENTS . Be: Pulsing Tunes! ae. KING BEE {slide o> _— le ee ee ee i Or, UO, OJ, ee ee eee \ ome > y | Sheds: % niza- . PB EUGENE O'BRIEN | Pee pos 5 Y C , d ~ - @ if . © t » Vy, ae ——s ; ” : A TREMENDOT : d = -¢ . * . ee = groun that they are confiscate Alberta Vauchn fet sHOW! AND HOW! : é of Kirkwood HARRISON FORD is ‘is country for more tha | = | but only on the ground that an in- ty Be. : ¢ het a RUBBER TIKES \ ween’ Ve 4 4 -....— f } " | soa! f 2 ’ 7 / ay wood, ° Ne and omed F ” te 4 = icrease in rates is necessary for th? Prices Today 25¢ and 50c; Children L5e f) Bos Joy! Jazz. , nat x ees c y 2s 1@Trations. ; } ; e . ON eet eet gt atl atta tO tat taal ale ek Jollity! : ‘Ss , : —~ _ ; — ' ity . ) i p / 7) * i a a Se : is |purpose of enabling the utility to / posit | ORIT | T the same time that the book A Nie — | function at all Furthermore, a A oe eigen en care toc Re ah: , ’ f De KNICKERBOCKER { sony Seater et saeate A has been Ae nating readers Me fal ieee ; ; é (utility under these circumstances TT HE iga R : sas weg oy | = y re a socmas Sistince the play has been th rilling the. So 55 Sate ae has no right to file a s: hedule pro- x ie é To the Big SS; . of " gi ; e ee ater audiences. In 1880 Adolphe : | viding for increased charges, | 7200 “Olive Street Ri—Universty © City | Ambassador's . oad 4 gr McNAIR { “Snr , Slide” ’ 28 Be ad ~ rN EE a ET Se eS er ai Cee So os a oa > Se a . Re. Bey . tytn cree ee iow, = 73 . ‘ee ? bet, nage, by nae od 4 calle eat adie veh 4, ne te. tggalinn * ze a) ge Re Slee ws : vow : 34 c My ae r&, 7 ge 4 \ rie Wh 2? Satis he at *- 7h ’ " or ; im ey Cee te ee 4 os ve * we on oat Srnce pation —— d'Ennery tine matized “M . ° 'which automati cally come into ef- ji ,, Th x F li | & Celebration! | aes vat Strogoff.” and it was produced Silver of the Finer Sort [tect unless suspended, as it has ‘ MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM” }/ EMC NEW UOlISCUM |)“ Y | 2 a * oe A etoes } em & "4 ~ ae ae one OS ae the Theater de Ch siete. Paris. wi —— - . | wheer there is no franchise agree- NIGH . a Double ST See icaaine’ och, th preainy “SHE STOOPS ID “CONQUER” Washington Jefferson Locust MACKLIND f «rhe eet ae a “Racing HKomenace” HEN you ch 0082 Silver for 9 of Tr) ) _- | - } 5 4s | j ) / ’ ; So popular en ad giit, you sele ' re ‘ gP ! “WV : Wh G f S$ i | Pe: , ' ’ So popular did the play prove ; é yOu ‘Se 7 Advantages to City prey name Byaag 4 ee 8:15, | y 0 Miles or 2 wim? | Pa soy: ; > : | With a 5415 Arsenal now on sale great a — * 5, ¢ > we . * 3 ife gil _ i oan e be , i : : ‘ a | ~~ . that H. dé. Bx ron made an Cng'ish | it etime C. at iS Wel 4iid Ul ’ ‘From the clty s standpoint cne |} Aec lian Co. 1004 Olive St. ’ a adaptation which opened at th Bo app sig | aa | advantages which would flow Theater Box Office Open sundays 2 P.M. § | The World’s Biggest and N.Y. Cast, MOGLER Double Program #4 e od e aVaG4 : assis > featuring : “Three Hours” ard Oth and Bremen “Slide, Kelly, Slide” alit : . Jas i Prices, 50c, 75c, 10, 65, $2.20. Adelphi Theater, London, wil] ae the p roduct of 1 wen ye a 'it as a result of the revocation of ott ctl tee ataes TExgossins. ‘Finest Pool Sait Water! Ae the High i ti) . a the Hig Potentate of Be NEW SHENANDOAM , 4EL-STAR cas Bdwy & Shenandoah a and een Ce Pe OP Seo we i ime 4 ses ¥, ee. ee or me . + «4 > =, a are March, 1881. It was brought t» th pcan the Laclede Gas Light Co.’s char aC Big America and produced by Sa:ang COFFEE—TEA SETS DECORATIVE PIECES ter would be that, first, the (ity, | lmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmessseeqssssmssesssmmssssmsssmssssssmsssmssessssssaumssmmmmacmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmes [liu Show! Colville, one of the most pictur. BOWLS SERVING PIECES having full control of its streets,.| LAST TIME TONIGHT, 8:15—KALMAN’S “SARI” | iz ane Da esque showmen of the early cig TABLE SERVICE s CRYSTAL-AND-SILVER need not grant any charter except | ‘Reserved seats for tonight's final porteumenne of “SARI” and all of the performances | 45 — f aia BORRAH as a stupendous spectacie. He WATER PITCHERS CHESTS OF SILVER on what seemed to it a fair basis. | 0f “SONG OF THE FLAME” on sale today from 12 to 9 at the ticket office, lower oe ° | aus a ¥ ALCAL 7% aad A 4 wie 5 | = f ; ‘ A FT ewe ee oe ed a EE eens ee S286 4. nie T te Jazz and Mirth Ni c od Ramen oces ote +4 Ss and 1882, his les hat the charges fixed were of LUTH . “Strogoff” eclipsed ; not’ vieldine a sufficient rate of Municipal Open-Air Theatre in Forest Park Bast ay af "ha Gener entric Dancer 026 W. Flerkent}* PARADIC® ALISY@ ilver for h de tu n I § J , . t! pro , FOUR . BIG WEEK BEGINS MONDAY NIGH oi F B c } A bassador sa x " * 3 . id 2 i od ‘S a il e of Liit 2” = : eet 4 , ety T I DE ( LATSsS 10 ™ 12h hr Reig Pt return on th I I ies Lied) = Rockets “PAL WM™ “HOME STRUCK” @ , ON EANMNIVETSATICS And Celebrated Singer before the rate could be _ —_ MONDAY, JUNE 27TH, TO SUNDAY, JULY 3D, INCLUSIVE—WIGHTLY AT 8:15 os YEN f Met scams eens Wi ijn . ee Colville. ‘ apa ae sheet Nerea se rould be necessary n top of this a number of other how that without the increase it) FIRST PRODUCTION OUTSIDE NEW YORK AND CHICAGO | |= po Bay F ont oe ee cae so z — Nro lures "S nut on + ; ta 1a - o Rae : ’ P ene mn wn 4) le 1Eerae . « ‘ ’ e “ : a . _ ae eing offered at Eberle’s Eight geuel ry Company mission. eae ; ; a ve | tarke Theater in the same city, “In a gas case which went to the | foe ’ with Pauline S Be UEEN MAF BUSCH tn remained. for the Kira e Sts., S. E. Corner sesreane Com a tn Gael MUSIC BY GEORGE GERSHWIN AND HERBERT STOTHART | Be 4s on tenninit ig Ban | [QUEENS = { Pools of Fashion” 7 dolly Jester Minstrels what Brothers, who had leased the old | /States from Arkansas (Arkansas BOOK AND LYRICS BY OTTO HARBACH AND OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II. Bie An the eS Bete iar as Acad T] y {| LuaIC an ourteenth - ~_ is SS N tural (yas Cn. ve. rans r*emets* es “ a Pe mt, oe Oey 2 oo . _ : of the store Peat ntati ons The Kir- 5 call are / Sance Sale of Tickets, week days ? to 5: Sunday b he to 5. Phone M Ain 160%. Ticket : OS ae BLE GOSS eR Oe OOP ABE oD CRORE AS OT ERe APH n OH nie tet Olt maoeek SobLe BS a ; 7 | T Z with Marion Davy s stg : e Court said Offices at Municipal Theatre in Forest Park open nightly at 7 O'Clock. . Bin Oey hen; 4 ‘Held br the Law* aifys were a family of Bohemians | “While state may exer- | th }? dante reguiate public 11T] ing we of A b eing an Ade n, the Sunday and rates. notwithstan in he f oe : . | , By a one : be R oO B | N ‘The Country Beyond’ widow of Alexander Hermann | fect may be to modify or at PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS aa at | see gente — ae great nagicis mh, All Day Monday rogate private contracts aAsesg pom ie | OS He - — The Kiralfys made their firs At the greatest—the grandest—the most wonderful institution cited), there is quite my | ag PT Me oe sos le | 4 | UNION “Quarantined Rivals” big strike with “The Black Crook,” in the United St ein ‘hich imposes ea ee es ~~ Sas & “Afraid to Love” 4 é 4 ae ‘ ates where no ciple which impos : este ee : 7 : Oe gga ta Niblo's Gardel . ig ‘ rs mei ee ee ee ee ’ an 4 bei Union and Easton Special Matinee Sept. 12, 1566. After 450 consecue 7 relieve oe ‘ontracting party Bsc. on “i xe “Held by the Law” tive performances, the author an@ from the burdens.of an in a = a foal a WELLSTON and Vaudevilie owner was killed in an accident rovident dertaking. The a Res ees beat 4 | 6822 Easton Special Matinee and the petty Brothers ac aie and let-live prices prevail—where economical, home-loving sole production rights to this grett housewives are made happy. rted, fs for the publie wel oe a WASHINGTON, A7 m™ Fie > |( ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS } show v hic h w as assaile a by the are. ae he all . G x SOS aE — ourin ‘very town that owned 62 Where quality and freshness is un- Beautiful fresh, 10 Lbs. 46 . aid a ie hes Seats aie r ‘ Surpassable. firm Triumphs... ‘ emis = we. ee ——— ea of BF Todcy, , — One : h | J DUS TOLLENG tek cect aq | TOMATOES — ions ier cima PM te rater armless knife Mj | ) SE Kingsland’ ¢%2"% sree "ritten 4 % ™ filled. Spl. ea. 30 largest size pans—and that is 39S It ill be seen, therefore. that | | thrower the police - i f | — Aba on the _isereen ’ avi {6 Acts o Acts of ene 876. , 3 CARAMEL ROLLS- °°," a eo | while the authority of Public Serv-| _ seek—In Metro-Goldwyn- et | oe Fant Pun! a | oe? : ah . F O rload — . 4 pecan, Special, per a Georgia blood- ” eee ee Mayer's great melodrama— Woodland My 8 - yrom, Nae ni . ed crystal sweet; lar ers is at, it is not absolute, hi PP FRENCH COFFEE CAKE | ci “So aoe wad cannot be exercised arbitra: “THE UNKNOWN” 2018 Gravel st statinee Square 25 | LEMONS— orc ae ty. With Dashing JOAN CRAWFORD k 4 extra fancy; 30c value. Doz., | Different Opinions by Others. if = agen omasoa pgp Bm mt . i BAND Is INSTRUMENTS} | ORANGES — ricer ce surer, 4B Lawyers familiar with the ) THE. CORNELL i k a 3 ~ : [oe latio f | % 0 pub- } ' Pp thin skin & juicy; 25c¢ val. Doz., ers of the state found | pa it) fe ae | im . | f ‘ _— utilities differ sharply over | co LL 3 G IANS of Beaut enor- . a s Marvelous quality, sim- the in , ‘ounselor | Cinderella (ees Veuderille point .-ascke Cherokee and lows Matinee 7] notes “The Young Dramatic “The Celebrated Young Pianist” ‘ ee — A water company in Sedalia had at the Orpheum Here—Returning by Popular | Demand. j Marie Prevost te un Hy ] . special for Saturday and Sunda» Pp? “ote zi per nVaTrai os \ £9 00! He re ya one wes k On ly io Maplewood f “NIGHT DE” came ow preces. cool, clean, white dining room. Our new per year. es he company, alieri ne The Mu usical € Con edy Stars in “AND SHE BELIE VED HIM von sation in New York at " | 7170 Manchester 6 Acts of ins Buy your hal i | d dy f : ; je. s now while] Roof Garden will be open and ready fer that higher operating costs had er sa Vs . : ve e prices. Please come early! oe : iat nis fie ? ‘ af COS Ack ' Li@ * = ¢ regvuiar mo.wuon pic ure } : whee a > ro they last. Sunday. Make up your parties and come . } t the Publie Service Com- _ HARRY WOOLF ForP at “© te | ‘Powhatan Sue ‘ 0 ia — out. ; + ’ . e " st } ; Cy ’ " ve ¥ > a w“ in Burk ° mission to eS 5) isn e ‘ reat e ~ H 4 M NC Ly 71S T . B 4 : 333 Sultes At. Fresh—nowhere else nage ). auieees at Se : TE oe. TBs a | can you get the was upheid in cou: t. n - Loul LULEY, HENRI & CROOKER , JULIUS a JOHNSON | Pi cabhions . \— euninieinite ; quality or price; the franchise provision of the city “Just Thre Rubes” rica’s Premier Organist - scent et Oo y A R = 4 af daa bow ta omen hh with the United Railways provid- | | ‘. a. * le? 4 aT TU BES ing for a 5-cent fare was over- The Golden HAS OU T ‘R A a . NEED A a a —_— thrown and the ‘ublic Bervice idol of Parte WAFE . ; RE ay > ets ‘s action upheld by the With WALTER & ELIZABETH REDDICK, ALICE HAYWARD & Now Playing mayo 4) 0l AUNT MARY | patch~ ve use hs ~—- ———————— - ceiver, for the Missouri Realty CBr he, ea | “Wants are reac by persons HB | i ate ae ; aaa Cénstruction Co., 6117 Page With Harrison Ford son ee es ee eee | jou want to seach MAFFITT aaety H+ pe s There is a quick way. a | soma dusltente this price. boulevard, by Federal Judge | and Franklin Pangborn merece a ts the Post-Dispatch | Sa9% tl Seeckal Sa Mette ‘ar — through the roat-Dis | A genuine kettle rendered. | ‘Davis, on Agee of a creditor, the | The Season's Brightest promptly. Phone your erder of gate MAin 11 L1—ask for | Automobile columns. rhene rect : 10 Ib. limit. Please bring petit. Alton Brick Co Abbott for sev- Laugh Picture. Adapted leave it with your nearest druggist y. the expert od taker. ‘NOVELTY manson pave order wr leave it with ,eer ME Take our tip—Lard is bound te be from 3c te 5¢ ee ral weeks “he been chairman of a From Broadway's Great - st | druggist. se in the next 48 hours, pound era! e* iad | " Lirm : est Comedy Success. ‘ cnenannadiameees — $524 KMastce : nittee ef the Kieal hetate lem | - mass 1006 OLIVE ST: cA >

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Poin of pouring vitriol into tl for some time that his influes the process of fermentation. that M. Briand was not hav’ author of the Locarno pact. genius. His nature is devoid passions of the meaner minds temper, pre-eminently a states of his fine brow indicates a sympathy. Had he received generous sg port from his ministerial chie had he even been left alone work out his schemes—Eur would have enjoyed what its s scorched plains mest need—a 1 pacification. Return of Peace Retarded. Every year foreign troops main on Germano soil retards | imperils the restoration of g uine peace. As the German sj rises from the slough of desp it resents more and more quartering of foreign soldiers its towns and the interferences foreign affairs with the free This was T HERE.is danger that the of their citizens. evitable. Every high-spir ace would be bound to g restive and rebellious aga such humiliation. German sta men, fearing the conseques made every effort and sacri to purchase the redemption of fatherland from military occ} tion. This was the tnducem which formed their most pe plea with German public opiz for disarmament, for the mantliing of fortresses and payment of the vast sums res to the Allies towards rep _— was contemplated by authors of the Treaty of ‘ sailles that the occupation ahe be terminated as soon as many gave genuine guarantee her intention to carry out her zations under that treaty. plicit words to that effect ¥ inserted in the treaty and ft only on condition that Fr should faithfully and in a spirit interpret those words | the American and British re sentatives agreed reluctantly the clauses empowering milf occupation of the Rhenian brh heads for a term of years. ~* A Breach of Faith. The continued military ocd tlon of the Rhineland is & tinct breach of faith. Whats could Germany do to demonst ter good faith? Her great & as been dispersed and no & recruits are being trained ‘to fill gaps in a smail stant army Her gigantic armam nave been scrapped and smal nfo old iron. Her navy Ras ' ished Her fortresses are She has not at ¢ —— —— ‘ e Mantied. a ‘ommand an army or equips ‘hat would enable’ her to % 1® feeblesi of her neighbor : As to reparations, she t# 1 ‘ s‘iiy carrying out the ert ps ment entered into betweem 7 and the Allied powers three 7 azo. The mere fact that she been unanimously welcomed only into the League ef Mag Dut inte the Council that ait ‘(3 affairs is the best proof: 2il the world acknowledge®” 1@ has discharged honorably obligat ions under the I Nea Rien Steadfast of Papal The logical consequence of carno and the outward wi Sign of its sincerity would Be Withdrawal of foreign sold from German sil. M. Briand Gouhtedly was quite prepared that erentuatity. What else 8S private meeting betwees and Herr Streseemann at TI concern iiseif about? Germ and France alike concluded: Sraduai evacuation of the R2 land was the subject . that famous taterview sad, | ~

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LONDON, June 25. (By Cable.) M. Poincare has returned to his old practice | HERE is danger that the spirit of Locarno will not be allowed T time to mellow of pouring vitriol into the still. for some time that his influence was interfering prejudicially with. has become increasingly evident M. Briand is the real | It is the product of his conciliatory His nature is devoid of all acridity. the process of fermentation. It that M. Briand was not having his way. author of the Locarno pact. genius. passions of the meaner minds. temper, pre-eminently a statesman of his fine brow indicates a man of sympathy. Had he received generous sup- port from his ministerial! chief—, had he even been left alone to. work out his schemes—Europe’‘ would have enjoyed what its war-) scorched plains most need—a real’ pacification. | Return of Peace Retarded. Every year foreign troops re-'| main on German soil retards and) imperils the restoration of gen-: uine peace. rises from the slough of despond’ it resents more and more the) quartering of foreign soldiers on’ its towns and the interference of foreign affairs with the freedom of their citizens. This was in-\ evitable. Every high-spirited race would be bound to grow’ restive and rebellious against, such humiliation. German states-‘ men, fearing the consequences, } made every effort and sacrifice‘ to purchase the redemption of the. fatherland from military. occupa- tion. This was the inducement! which formed their most potent? plea with German public opinion( for the dis- Mantling of fortresses and for payment of the vast sums remit- ted to the Allies towards repara- tion. | lt was contemplated by the authors of the Treaty of Ver- | sailles that the occupation should? be terminated as soon as Ger-' many gave genuine guarantees of? her intention to carry out her ob- ligations under that treaty. Ex-, plicit words to inserted in the treaty and it was, only on condition that France, should faithfully and in a liberal’ fpirit interpret those words that, the American and British repre-‘ Bentatives agreed reluctantly to) the clauses empowering military occupation of the Rhenian bridge-| heads for a term of years. A Breach of Faith. As the German spirit) , the Ruhr invasion threw . European restoration by years. The continued military occupa- , tinct breach of faith. could Germany do to demonstrate) ostentatiously her good faith? Her great army’ has been dispersed and no fresh recruits are being trained except to fill gaps in a small standing army. Her gigantic armaments’ have been scrapped and smashed | into old iron. Her navy has van-| ished. Her fortresses are dis- | Mantied. She has not at her) command an army or equipment: that would enable her to fight) the feeblest of her neighbors. As to reparations, she is hon-) esily carrying out the arrange-| He is, by equipment, ' Russia at Cannes, , of the mischief. /ing at his familiar role of mifa- ) He has that effect were‘ | from (for a gradual What more | tary grip on German land. There had been a suspicion He has none of the of appeasement. real breadth of mind and intellect and. The very shape. ' M. Briand there and then pledged | his authority to policy. ‘‘Pertinax’’ “Echo de Paris,’’ M. Briand has declares, in that been | Mate aim is still the same. “I am told that anticipated evacuation of ' capable of happening immediately ‘or in the near future but as be- ing the logical result of all that casting methods. has taken place since 1925 to re- unusual with the 1927 unite France and Germany.’ is characteristic of the man. all outward appearances forward that. although | forced by ~~” Herbert Janvrin Browne Traces the Influence of “Year Without a Summer” Tells How He Makes Weather Long Shots i i ) » These 55.8Year Cycles Back’ to Biblical Pharaoh —Builds Partly on Famine: Prognostications Suns Effect on’ Ocean and Says He Foretold | This Years Condition Four, Years in Advance. By RAYMOND P. BRANDT, A Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, June 25. ILL 1927 be the ‘“‘vear without a sum- W wer Herbert Janvrin Browne of’ Washington, ocean meteorologist and, circumstances to slow down the!long range weather forecaster, says that it rhythm of his march, his ulti- will and presents involved technical analyses unusual weather condi- American continent, particularly in the Unit- ed States, this year. The United States Weather Bureau. doing its utmost to discredit Browne and his fore- declares there is nothing; weather, and ridicules | That | ‘the idea that a man, not an accredited scien- To | tist, he what sort of weather will obtain in a given ) abandons his purpose very easily area on a specific date. can accurately predict far in advance( here is a bitter at the first encounter of serious | feud between Browne and Charles F. Marvin, opposition. new oppor- tunity presents itself. Unfortunately, grave may happen in the interval. gave up his ideas of a friendly | settlement with Germany and out striking a blow, but he re- turned to those ideas when he took office in 1926. Meanwhile, back “Mischief Maker of Europe.” M. Poincare was then the root He is still play- chief-maker of Western Europe.. resumed Sunday courses in which he so assidu- ously labors to preach down the Prince of Peace. His last Sunday sermon was as pernicious But he always comes chief of the Weather Bureau, who states that. (back to it when a ‘forecasts beyond a week in advance are vir-' tually worthless. events. He| Says He Forecast Flood in 1922, with- in Mississippi Valley “It took the great disaster of ton flood, Séptember, 1900, to compel United States Weather Bureau to recognize that the clerical meteorologists of Belen ‘Observatory, Havana, had for many the Galves- ‘to his remarks about his long range methods. ‘Mississippi Valley to fotus public attention on‘ dis- ‘Committee on Agriculture, Feb. 6, and tion at Rochester, N. Y., provocative a deliverance as ever. emanated from the ‘“‘ps of a re- sponsible statesman. clear that he is not prepared to listen to any r->posals for with- ‘these forecasts is available and well-known) of the spring wheat belt, and of a large pc drawing the French garrison. the withdrawal. He| ‘of August, He makes it ©°™2 belt and in the valley, which laid the) /return late in August and early in September.\an official statement by the Weather Bureau | , pool and, as such, the junior, { other things which he (particularly, have expressed | ' seeks out and exaggerates excuses tlon of the Rhineland is a dis-) for prolonsing the French mili- and truculently “It has taken the present great disaster in the tions on the continents, with resultant violent/dispatch went on to say that only one bog There will be developments. ‘was protected by its owner—on account of the fact that I had pointed out its strong. probability four years ago before the House ' close touch with warm bodies from the Guff) Washington that the frost was coming. 1) 1923. I had definitely forecast its coming this Spring in an address before the annual convention of the Nationa! Wholesale Grocers’ Associa- June 22, May the same year | forecast the heavy rains September and foundation for this flood. The record of all‘ - ‘to the country at large. Rhineland—not even Extreme Heat and Cold Not to Mention Drouths to Come “The country is more familiar with the forecast made in 1923 and repeated on many He occasions and in numerous publications since, ‘that the current year would witness a return throws over his Foreizn Minist-r | I cannot tell whether a warn- ing that this outburst was com- ing had anything to do with ag- gravating the soreness in M. Briand’s eyes. Let us hope it had,. for I should be sorry to believe M. Briand’s ailment is so serious) that no Swiss physician could be expected to achieve a cure. His temporary disablement would be } as serious a blow to European ap- peasement as was his t°mporary retirement in 1922. ment entered into between her’ ‘Net Results—Nothing. and the Allied powers three years. &f0. The mere fact that she has’ been unanimously welcomed not, Only into the League of Nations' ‘tion tnat the term ‘as the low temperatures / mer’ fact that I of the adverse conditions of 1816, historically | These ) ‘the year without a summer.’ carried the explana known as forecasts have generally is a misnomer, Spring and Summer of 1816 had episodes of record-breaking heat as well as record-break-;: frosts and freezing’ killing the Vv ing snowstorms, ‘temperatures; were also chara extreme drouths. It is still a moot question whether the drouths did not do as much baru cterized by The convenience of the historical has ted to widespread publication of statements that | forecast a. ‘summerless year, ‘a heatless sum or a ‘cold summer’ and to obscure the have repeatedly and consistently title for this vear The net result of the gathering | pointed out that 1927 would have waves of the remaining differences ‘which was intended to clear up extreme heat as well as of extreme cold, and’ be-'that there would be wide areas of drouth. but into the Council that directs | tween France and Germany and Checks His Forecasts (8 affairs is the best proof that ’ all the world acknowledges that) she has discharged honorably her Obligations under the Treaty of|\ Versailles. Briand Steadfast of Purpose. The logical consequence of Lo- f@arno and the outward visible; Si€D Of its sincerity would be the Withdrawal of foreign soldiery from German soil. M. Briand un- doubtediy was quite prepared for, that eventuatity. What else did S private meeting between him, and Herr Stresemann at Thoiry Concern itself about? Germany, anc France alike concluded that Stadual evacuation of the Rhine- } ‘and was the subject matter of and that) ie Pie that famous interview \ yesterday on ' formation } to pursue give reality to the Locarno policy| is that nothing has been accom- plished: The “Journal des De- bats’’ thus begins a caustic ar- ticle: “The commualque the subject published of a meeting of German, English, Bel-, gian. French, Italian and anese ministers at M. Briand's does not give any in- upon any subject. It ‘the unanimous wish the Locarno policy, invitation only affirms continue to give important re- sults in the interests of pense This tells us nothing.. Refore reaching even the prr- iminaries of decision, M. Briand’. Continued on Page 3B. ‘States will not ex which has already given and will | 926. and have great Against Official Records “Now what are the observed the present °? date in support of my forec >t’ The official bulletins of Agriculture issv-d by the eultural Economics show faces the worst from adverse wcecither; that the winter wheat crop will be in the neighboriood of one hun- dred million bushels below the crop of 1926 —and I wish io observe that the shortage will probably be far that the major Bureau of Agri- that the corn belt known .n hisiory vear ever fruit crops of the United ceed 60 per cent of those of the adversities of and that the Fiorida and the vegetables of South Atlantic seaboard have suffered injury the prevailing drouth. “In Western Canada official report yet to face ‘the late Summer and early Fall, citrus fruits of the from the the) years’ been making accurate forecasts of West India‘ 1926. In\ that the, nditions to the Department of | in excess of those figures— (to substantiate his prediction made four years, in a private ago concerning the conversation of Tuesday last, the tions which have played havoc with the North, the) ’ Rhineland was mentioned, not as HERBERT JANVRIN BROWNE. seeding of Spring wheat, op the American side of the line, /f a satisfactory crop. canning industry has printed pages of reports’ Coincidence of Lu Lunar-Solar and Sun- Spot Cycles Prophet Offical Wescher Berean Maki. Teapot Tempest Rises To Wild Gale That Blows Professor Out of Yale Woolley, Undergraduate Idol, Just Dismiss- ed, Had Spoken Lightly of Drama Professor Baker’s Tea Parties. cules Browne. . Methods, | Doubts Predictions ‘for More Than a Week in ae and Declares Anybody Can a By ANNE WHELAN, A Staff Correspondent of the New York World. ALE undergraduates’ little spurt for Prof. borne small fruit, but the contest between the undergraduates and the curporation has been'something of a blessing in disguise. It was around Edgar Woolley, academic coach, that the controversy NEW YORK, June 25. Edgar Wooliey nas Guess Weather 1 in a General | centered, a controversy so emphatic, so persistent and so hot while it Then Cite Area, Foreca st. ‘lantic seaboard and that it was followed 08 | \ | ‘ The records of the United States Weather shows a shortage of five million acres in the ‘ Bureau are notably reticent as to the effect of and there again, aS/this cold wave. weather\shows some three inches of snow in Yellow- ‘conditions, as | forecast and interpret them,/stone Park with below freezing temperatures peaya) in are adverse to the maturing and gathering of{reported there and elsewhere for the preced-| which followed Woolley’s dismis-) ©"#™8® the corporation with de Every trade paper in the/ing and two following days over a wide ex-| ga). ? )vegetables all the way from the Pacific to the J‘lantic seaboard. , Takes “Pardonable Pride” in )the North Atlantic seaboard by the worst gale /in 31 years. (000,000 damage was done to fruit and early ' It is estimated that over $20,- Gulf Coast and then progressively to the At- Beating Regular Forecasters ‘What about the second forecast cold wave? The map of Sunday, May 29, tent on the Northern Plateau. ate activities. Isolated ‘lasted that it threatened Yale undergraduate life. Woolley, whose deposition as academic coach and member of Cases That Will Fit That the English faculty of the undergraduate school, caused the student ‘outburst, will become dean of the Boston Repertoire Theater, where ae will have more leeway as instructor and workshop leader, than he | had as a member of the Yale faculty, owing to the expressed oppo- sition of Prof. George Pierce Baker of the Yale School of the Drama. Another result of the contro- versy has been the drawing of a as the body of detached men who Yale has not ‘of adverse weather affecting the great canning) weather and crop bulletin for the week end- matic Association, crops. The lament is nation-wide. Each and/ing June 7 reports for Idaho: Woolley had been The weekly! years or more coach of the Dra- Biggest Upheaval in Years for the chief | special committee from the cor, for political poration to act upon undergraudu This the Yale Dra- } disturbed President matic Association characterizes iu\other officers of the university, its last shot against the corpora: | whe, however, at the last minute ‘tion, contained inthe program for ‘decided to take no action againgt | the production of ‘“‘Coriolanus,” as)those who printed the statement, ‘“‘a poor condescension, forced by ( the pressure of opinion.”’ the statement to the corporation do tais to have and reasons ‘ choosing is understood Angell “One man’s comfort,” is co- , Strued as undoubted reference to ( Prof. | graduate life has accused of being seen such an up- ij at the bottom of the whole trom years as the protest) 12 \ uu- ‘Heavy loss of | dergraduate activity, and in ree-/ Baker, whom Yale under- ‘ble. The letter almost directly / ferring Woolley’s dismissal until ‘after the drive for funds, which /has just about concluded. Prof. Baker wat the head of the every one of those elements had been forecast | lambs in southeast account cold rains and | ognition of his work as such had (famous Drama Workshop, No. 47, received two years ago a place ov }at Harvard, which trained such ‘by me months in advance, and these are but! ‘snow.’ ‘amplifications of the original predictions of | ‘four years ago that disaster faced the major / June 2 its major impulse, forecast Jan. 1, Hemisphere in! made its appearance in the northern tier of ‘food crops on the Northern }1927. Quotes What He Said Last New Year’s Day long range forecasting,”’ Browne “In the annual weather forecast issued Jan. 1, 1 made the following statement: “‘*The reduction of the stabilizing types of weather. of cold bodies of air from the Northwest in‘ of Mexico to the Southeast. From this con-' tact will spring violent tornados which will, be one notable feature of the year. There. \ ‘reached the eastern seaboard. } snow fell across Northern New York, Vermont, { “Now let us come to specific details as to) deep snows were registered in Northern Que- continued. | Bec. }consin, influ-\a dispatch from New Jersey that the Govern- hurricanes,” Browne said as an introduction ‘ence of the warm oceanic centers will lead to ment inspector stated that 90 per cent of the an increase in the effect of direct solar radia-\|New Jersey cranberries were destroyed. The/| which he would allow himself to/ tative of the be quoted, denied he will also be numerous hailstorms, and, before } the winter has passed, several notable ice storms. Disaster overhangs the crops of the corn belt, ( tion of the winter wheat belt. Equally imii- (green vegetables requiring early planting or late harvesting. Spring fruit 'threatened with heavy destruction. ,cast applies generally to the whole Hemisphere. Dates and Details So Far as the Year Has Proved Them “That same bulletin,’’ Browne added, ‘‘car- ried under the heading ‘Cold Wave of 192 the following specific forecasts: “TI propose now to give a forecast of cer- violent weather epi- 27 This fore- ‘tain definite dates for sodes which will characterize the year 192 A cold wave will appear in the. Northwest Feb. 17 and will reach the Rio Crande and extend around the Gulf coast into middle Florida, reaching ‘the latter area, es well as the Atlantic seaboard, about Feb. 21-22, do- ing heavy damage in the South to fruit and early vegetables. ~ **A cold wave will start in the Norihwest sweep across the corn belt as far the Ohio and the Potomac, and the Atlantic seaboard by June 6. It be accompanied by freezing tempera- tures, and. over a considerable portion of this area, it will be accompanied by snow.’ “A bulletin ved Jan. February cold wave would be preceded b* heavy rains on the whole ‘Pacific Coa‘t and would be a severe storm on the (Atlantic seaboard. forecast a cold wave to precede the one of June 2, startin in the Northwest on May 28. It will be noted that the first of these two forecasts over :ix weeks and the second one over fire months in advance of the event and in ce) instance, precise dates were named “The officia! reau show that the June 2, south as ‘reach will followed by was Weather Bu- severest and most de- history of the Pacific that it was followed Feb. 17. recore. of the Structive *iorm in the Coast started on by a cold wave of great eners) Feb. 15. / Killing frosts will occur not only in ) State now, October in the ‘June, but in certain areas in July and will/party, yet they were characterized June 8 in| ahs meteiel dan ie sciteonsahenl wanied a theater workshes, ead r-\the verdict to the public.” “The cold wave extended eastward and by’ By the morning of June 4 it had Considerable States. New Hampshire and Maine, and considergble Heavy frosts were reported in the Wis- New Jersey and Massachusetts crapn- berry bogs, and the New York Times carried advance information he had received from and not from the United States WwW eather Bu- | his own department. reau. the English faculty. ommended for reappointment by) Mackaye and others his department head. The cor- { written Broadway successes. poration turned him down, all be-) cause he had sniffed at the tea another pupil, He was parties of Prof. Baker of The strained ) and | ‘to be reckoned with in the drama- School of Drama. relations between Woolley, who was the predecessor | ‘tie world. Baker rec- the } Eugene O'Neill, Percy who bave men as Even since he came to Yale, Maurine Watkins, ‘has turned out a season's success, “Chicago.” So Baker is a factor When conditions ha4 of Baker as mogul! of dramatics ut ‘ become a little unsatisfactory for Yale, was concededly behind the, dismissal of Wooley, though Prof.(s0ught for fresh fields of Baker, upon the one occasion on ) deavor. attitude. had Harvard, he en- Samuel Fisher, represen- Harkness family, him recently § at any- | which has given the Quad and thing to do with the corporation's /Other million-dolar gifts to Yale, He was known to have looked askance at Woolley’s activ- may say with pardonable pride that this par- jtjes in undergraduate dramatics | mater would be the presence vf ticular owner received his forecast from me€/ as not sufficiently subsidiary tc In fine, the contest was ac- “Forecasts of this order, as I categorically knowledged to be a contest to de- are available by any interested | as ‘long range guesswork forecasts.’ I leave | | ' Explains the Key to System ‘nent is the menace to the root crops and to’ blooms are. ‘inthe Way the Sun Works on Water | Browne explained that the essential ele-| ment of his forecasting methods was based, Northern ( ‘This radiation of heat from the sun, differing from da) year, 7’ \ the atmosphere. ‘and the water surfaces. } could accurately forecast in generai terms, the A bulletin issued April 17' that the suu abs: _this cold wave eatended gradually to the At-, 15 stated that this | Publication on Browse and his methods, ex- | i € . on the fact that the sun is a variable star) which delivers against the surface of the earth | differing quantities and intensities of heat. | he said, | to day and from year to) in diverse heat effects upon) the land surface of the eartb resulted The key to his system, he stated, was his discovery that that sun's radiation affects the water surfaces in 4d‘ ‘ng proportions and that the warmed water is carried bv the va. rious ocean streams in a regular sequence. He declared that, knowing the curve or de- gree of the sun's radiation for any year he| weather conditions which will occur in eer- tain given areas five years hence. Weather Bureau Frankly _ | Ridicules Browne’s Guesses These two elements of Brownes system are ridiculed by the United States Weather. Bureau. In fact, Charles F. Marvin, the di- rector of the bureau, refused to comment for | plaining that he did not wish to become tn- in a controvers}) which might give to Browne and his forecasts. Marvin declared that oeither the United States Weather Bureau tor any other sciep- tific body had accepted Browne's system. He stated that there was no record of any scien tist being able to forecast accurately more than a week fn advance. Commenting upon the. varying intensity of.) solar radiation. Marvin declared that the sun's radiation did not fttuctuate more than one-tenth of one per cent over a pertod of years. Simplifying ‘planation and mak- ing it graphic, he said urbed by (ne ,olved more publicity his e area covered by a Continued on Page 3B. ,ing shot ‘for of us. ation’s attitude ‘cide the supremacy of the gradu- al- ,heard of this and believed the } supreme acquisition of his alma Prof. Baker Harkness Millions Back Baker. But the professor would come only under certain conditions. He couldna’t \ have at Harvard, because the cur ‘most heretical ideas against the (poration there had conceived 6@ domination of the corporation and) srowing suspicion that his de- ‘its failure to accede to wishes of (mands were becoming a bit over The contest | bearing. ‘the undergraduates. raged, until it was supposed that ‘ Mrs. Harkness that a new drama it had been closed with the dect- sion of the corporation to stand by its guns in dismissing Woolley and the attempting to pacify the 'undergraduate body by the an pointment of a special committcve to oversee their wants. How much the ache of the un- dergraduates has persisted is see in the last plaint which the ua- dergraduates continue to with Realizing that graduation | Was built. there would be smal! opportunits to continue the tussle in the inter ‘ests of academic freedom. at officiais leged injustice done Woolley | made in the program distribut:i the commenc* The statement print- in Yale dramatics as a member of the Dramatic “Coriolanus,”’ ment play. for a part the al wa* ed in the procram revived the dix. pute which it had been believed was ended. ter said: Girding at the Dons. “We, the undergraduates. asked again and again why non-Yale professionals should be j This is what the let h ave IZs preferred before us for the sake of one man's comfort. asked where the friction existed / They say nothing. lived side by side with the Drama been School find no friction. The school! life has in every way been considerate pamed on We cannot see the corpor We are anxious to see it that we Yale men are soverned ihai the evergy from government maintains a compiete Dreams Schoal’s life there wae evie silence.” “The undoubted We who have tically successful. see But may reference We have bers Pigs iB than $1,000,000, would be taken Fisher was able to convince schoo] at Yale, at a cost of more the most generous and effective mat- ner of contributing to university supremacy. Forthwith the hand- somest theater in an America$ ‘ college, with green Foon, expert- ) mental theater, public theater, de ‘eigning rooms and all the appur make, | tenances of a commercial theater Prof. Baker resigned from Harvard, became the head of the new school, and was given carte blanche orders as to its supervision, hiring of faculty and other detal!s. Woolley was «4 Yale He had been nurtured Ldgear graduate. Association, whea an undergraduate and sybse- quently as the coach of the assu- ciation. Year after year he h.14 se members on tour and euccessfully produced classic as4 modern drama. [n many instan-rs he adapted the old Greek ard early medieval classics for the modern stage. , The Dramatic Association hts been financially as well as art.s- Woolley has the idol of undergraduste It was expected he would 54 the faculty of ‘he Dramatic Sehoo!l. but Prof. Bate let it be knowe that he was tie ing only technica! e\perts for hig staff Even the first vear of the desired to be dence that it ie (~~ Coutioued en Page 3” oor yg ee assy’ ee ee 1 cies ace alas Tia RO Re” ESE = ¥ - as ‘fal oft Fey > ho ae ae Se at See wiley 8 an : ee! 4 i wy Pee Nid ’ ‘ =A Si ORG RAG TRA 8 RG AR AS, F rome oo oe te ctr tte: rarer" " — 7 a * pate AC IRE rset ws bi 7 ee REE Ee, sepancelatiE mabe nse ding eee ee ie: beg Nae + hale PRE IN REI ye Ve baa id Pa AN rag 8 . — a - ” a4 - » ‘. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December j2. 1878 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Boulevard end Olwe Strect THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM 1 knew that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal! principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- vr corruption. always parties. always erate tnjustice fight demagegues of all never belong to any party, oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never tack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news: always be drastically inde- pendent: never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plu- tecracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. 3 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE , One Not Cent 9*9 “Millions of Surplus but for Flood Retief ™y the Editor of the Post-Dispatch . . ~ . ay 7. \h « , -” ¢ _ 3 EING a Southerner and having had tual experience in farming opefra- Ac lLU i tions as a ilandowner in (t?P recentis floo ded séeciui0on of the A\LISSISS!{ | Va ley of Arkansas, I must say that th aitorta!l which you reproduced fron the Manu- t: turers Record in vour ssue of June +. a iave Vision is ; ’ - 3 > ~ | lar. ssome help. and to do this, as 1 1 _ . ‘5 a | | a4 th a = ~N Cs Of OVE! i uf 4 ‘ > . > + ? ~ 4 . financing other nes of business, ha ~~ re. £ te . hh fiennA had to Ss 1Dsc rt? . fit Vei igi ‘ ) t t i ¥6 e * secur F + ir. v. take her to be supplied through these ioan chan mIe\s. ' . 1 # :) Now. with the average Smai tamuy | . q ’ ~ >> a a , «= - "7 \ ~ + ‘ ~ iii . OL rn ‘ : AYN lial « } — ‘ t } > ‘ tise rm — ASIS (ds) Su Oi @ > — } sfamily consisting of five persons, this } * +? + will not provide very much allowance for » tA | * } , ie — ciothes, doctors s oO iyin a few ha Oop season Th th . noarede« of 7 13) an« of ao ar im the United States Treasury as a sur- plus, it is a national disg e that sev- eral hundred thousand Americans must suffer the privations and hardships of flood, for which the National Govern- | ment is morally responsible, without a doliar of this fund being appropriated for relief If Congress were in sessfon and fifty or one hundred n ms of this surpius were immediateiy applied to the rebullding of the roads and levees that , e _ +* ; ave. we 1 swept out, t 4 id in @ . . ~ . +s , = ~ large way resto t channels of trade + * s UICAD nay ~ * -, } : . constructed t Se improvements ft taXx- , ; +* ’ = . ‘ a Nn a? . . Vo airs t t , _ at . aS i rene +; yn ; ehyy iW} aes 4 40s ‘ eX. year lat may e expected if the present . + y - > * ~ «> _ 3 scVees are not prec ; \ rar » 7 se “h “The Lindbergh Blight” Road ) (Natural Bridge the Edter of the Post-lispaich. In’ WE are gving to dedicate a street e tnemory of Lindberch in order SS ihinten bn his me? ry for future gen erations, w not change Natural] Brids: road to The L iberg Flight Natural Bridge means nothing: the road leads to th. fivying fiel by rechrist ening this road, we would not be detract ing from the ! r bestowed on some Previous notable person, as we would it some Other mentioned streets were re- named. River ide The sie O, ail bring to mind a certa city; so would “Lindbergh Flight” te everyone in the wor!d that it is the road > e le 7 t . } ‘ that leads to the field that is I lbergh’s home. To the U BSURE Heroes To the Editor ‘Ost Dispatch LURING the late war many vo n ung > ’ —s*%, > ” ; oo . vOyS VOo.untcered their services and + ‘= hi¢ \ “eo > + ° their lie—fo; hat rig said for , " +d aa] . re eo ~ . ; . ri and pe At ©. Ad Cur “4 Ti con ception of some, we cannot have peac: until we first have strif« When these boys volunteered their all it was with tL ‘ ’ . . . the knowledge that death awaited th: in every nook ahd cranny r} ex} ed no remuneration whatsoever The giadiy gave their lives for peace They went through hell for t} Ountrs Rut inere were sO many heroes in those days that Sat \ A re ov. ° rk : , | . Now COrmres 4 a ryt ‘ 2 es ] . ere ‘ (now Colonel). What did he do? H ig aiready 25 years old. He faced death like the heroes of the wa it is tru Hie was brave. we will admit that so Were the 1% With ‘Orme out alive war h the kn wliedge that eho : ? he at iTse. him ‘ 7 ) ould that he would get some praises He ex pected that But the war ?} oes expect ed no praise, ho m ey They knew that nothaing awaited them, should t! through alive. The odds were verugsn . es against the: th amces of escaping aiive very alin Yet, either some of them repose geome foreign land under the ittie weeden Cross © and pennii el ade pen ae nt On orhe re * ts00d4 God, are we Ding? Are we so overwhelmed by a heroic stunt that we Overlook the real. true herosin heroes that made this country safe to live tn? a boys «who gave 1? ip their tix *s 8&0 at we micht ha ve rea ce, R re +h ee ? ~ Se unacknowledged” we must be. Let us Ye the UReung heroes! How tak © irra? e - ~wY +. A READER. of ‘Great Britain desired to introduce into the pr . AM AT GENEVA. The Piha rom ment conference, after an aoe auspicio us start. is making some progress. The at tude of Japan, for instance, in joining with th ' United States against any modification or discussic even of Washington conference agreemend its, wh oceed WT? hoe - >ri.ner, e n h Fu ed ~~ . aa ings, must be account a ’ a" - »? Jé pan *« aversion to reviviD the Ang ~-) ipane > pac a sor which the Washington conference abrogated ana 1A] as . aa. 4 . ha “001 rejection of anv tripartite comination th ‘ Aes | s a . ’ ’ > ie 2 . + “ft se ? seas in BSS iad 0 Ww th { e X nite 2ta cs a Urea ; : - - = Britain is most praisewortD) ; ] pa aa Rew ea te Fly ane The Japanese attitude has already had its intiu nce . . TZ) nmi é i - + Oe on Great Britain The British representatives Vy* terday made an 000 tons. Ships of this category, agreed lisappear when the time comes for replacement. A cruiser maximum of 7500 tons Is pr posed. The question of parity on other cruisers is still be forecast. As it is now Great Britain's cruiser strength exceeds ours by about 4 to l. It is this : ) asnted anti-Rritish speeches ji disparity which has prompted anti-Sritisa speecnes 1D gress which charged England with having broken ine agreements of the Washington conference. The charges were untru There was no limitation yn cruiser construc n or other auxilfary craft in the Washington agreements. It was to remedy this de- fect that Mr. Coolidge called the conference now in session. The question is admittedly a difficult one vas age of trade lines to protect than 44) elitner a ‘a .*% oO ly grees er MmHlit tas ~tantac Ji Q mnited States or apan, the 1 Da argume n ™ en ¢ . 2 . ited etacles, anc BLU *- Ka , navai §s ‘ ® Lp A) re - ~ pe 9) nt can te to Inee S { ee ~ reacy 7 . 2 ~h ‘a > #h Ave - -mfanme ~+? % 7 , [7 +% (; Tan eo. British ‘ LCaircit aa iit ¥ a ee _. ih nab pect Ui to accept Sle to ex reso reaso —. S. e uisClts grave eriority to any other n. They may quote the philosophy of Britain's foreign policy as laid down in the fiat of Palmerston that “England has no per- manent friends and no permanent enemies.” Assum- ing that such is still the basis of Great ‘Sritain ; between mths un wee d 5 her navy toa nkable who can say th Lomorrow British navy ship for ship and gun for gun and then some ~ s9 * - , ~~ o S as — ~ ha ; , ~* } la ~ - . _ “ work as competitively as athletes do. Imagine Frank Mont he — } Frisch, who came to St. Louis in the Hornsby trade and wh 3@ it was to fill the “Nec f th = rh ais ia i a 4 RAii UdS® Ss. oes OL § 2 man W at , hk ¢ ~, . ~~ a; ad . brought St. Louis its first pennant in more than 30 Vt ars. nT}. ~ | There 1s a moral in wat Frisch has done about it \ q he oe — : ° . . a Nobody has ever said that he is Hornsbv’s equal, but — a oo 3 eee b y - + ne nevertheiess is ieading Hornsby both in batting a Py} - ~ ° y and f Saha ine experts Savy they have never seen such fielding as Frisch is doing around second base He is jiiaeiiane Nothing is too difficult for a trv + ; # ha . —_ : a if there is a chance Frisch has taken the _— _* . | —— ?.. . Jreath of the onlooker more times than anv fie ier wl ever piayed in Sportsmans Park. and there have i - _— = 7 = ry > veen some “4 d on¢é = WOUIS TrOWCS tifa have oe | Wa > rr 2 "y" t. ro , , ~=t'¢ a ia + an i i eve | Ww piay ~ rt Woo KT ew now Hornsby could, with little show of speed. some- how re » be ~ - ~ | aig thea bal] “+ of the I+rr are " -~* to be fooled by what Frisch is doing. He is outdoing himself That is the general verdict Meanw 2 he is leading the league in stolen bases. and he is crowding the leagues big batters for leadership Has not the poet said, “Play well vour part, there all the honor lies”? The “Fordham Flash.” as thev allied Frisch in his college lays, is piaving we 11s part. He woke up and found himsel? in a verw dif?! cult part. Perhaps he did not know before what he nad in him. None of us does. It is the opportunit: at makes the man At any rate, there is no her basecbal! plaver > him Hie {is the astonishing, the incomparable. the a4 has —s Ras rv Wing heeled Frisch. He has outhornsbied Hornshr Ka | sal 17 o enn 2 fan ‘= hat ean } + i | wre ei Aart is ao*4414042 if LIE eT. now toa € s i pr son as ever hodcyv KT} x . world he a a 7? " +» ia ; ‘ i Sua. O@ annuai conven n (ne SNAtiona Dp; Packers pass rithou ripple. T a ‘ Ast®t i A sa » Pk a Wi as * See a + " t aT 1s — + . ~ »s sie ’ pacsers mere x . their Wares, guests are gr 4 . a ~ a v= ae | | ae] - | € . _— - ciousiy DOWed in and out, and a band n!s: ig instr - ~—~ + = - > ~~ . ~~ . . i€ he as 3 ie 3 -= irds * *-s * ers 33 i? i a ih e ™ a roc the CCH _-™ a ‘ -~ - Di Mmaaes ¢ COeCaSgiON a sw ee as | 1.68 are Sour. 4 ; ~ - ” hs. - Not so this vear. When the convention assem i at ~ . tn on - { s “ago an ; e ebnet “eri e oft Prov 4 ar Ce ha ; heen 2 s : + ” + i § ie perie : Ae r w ; Pa) \ ; — -~ an ~ ‘ . \ , ’ * e i a? e x ; en 4 ~ ‘ Toe ra f ; . > . , oe ie red * ; ‘ ‘ . - wild pickles, « ines at all and ugiy with wa ad ? ° . * - 7 ; @2 " > ~ . .OUNG é isihesses [ AS {n e ew i — . wn “ > : + he Bai . \ a .f a A ‘he iave @ ipe Pd grace a ia s finger re con read ¢ at? ‘ - : ite are ti ¢ ie eT > . ’ 7 e i ia ~~ i i ‘ ] } | = eT ry 74 > “ ie | ‘ ‘ ai | ~~ er + ; > > he ¢ = M = ‘ iz ig ‘ the ’ x ry ‘« going Wita tue owe 3 OF q her ¢h Im % Siirviead ay a’ hy ‘DD the nl ota whereas the cities of Europe are not far state _ TTP SO } @ or d seen pensenqes sited the great flying fields ships coming and lroad trains have been from J +h STT) +h ne to Luc Ludt \F ‘tw? . . 1 J u i iai trave It has seemed cs in time are often trivial, oppo- + es 2 ‘ ' '* ; ¢h¢ , e so generally true in this coun that @m ct r -_ 4 m ra @ wo 5 . —s ~s = Se -™ ote t ® a ee : a? - be Fokker planes with three motors. They will -vsed We no A curious difference between what we W kn OW that ss’ Atiantic inventors occur 1s in- hy did what actua litorial expression from the New Hawker’s flight from few miles of the Irish y Fru Harry rn a4 ny well-engined ee ' in clear and fair weath The ite a plane that can 10st tempestuous jae a regular air the wheel. ent pilot at is to there will be dinin the air between cities with a big en- passenger aviation at St. Louis. It goes without saying that other similar en- terprises will soon follow into this attractive field. The whole world is more or less traveling by air. The Germans, British, French and Italians have aj/) of flying in th t 3 is thought here of. travel] | CONFERENCE : Fork | FURTHER | NAVAL LIMITATION ~~ A220. & OW 6 Ae pe oe a--r— j Oe ae Ow ee rae - 1 - > = - 7 | - ica. AN army Diane has already flown from York to San Francisco between daybreak and That serves to show what the Saving in time as ir own. eee “> asd laszinat D has ag! reacy Mail.” have air travel in a country so big 4 -” ~~ 7 4 ¢ °°: — iS @ prospect that stimulates the eec, it long ago Stirred the imagi- ng, and all that is or will be h Some of our readers want to make the Natura! Bridge Road the Lindbergh Flight, but fortunately nobody has suggested disturbing the traditional pa- tronymic of limburger cheese. Ps) © o ww rm *T1 rr r= rr i] © z Cc e re =) rr fs > z f John D. Rockefeller Jr. occasioned some commotion in his address at Brown University commencement when he expressed the opinion that the colleges had verdone philanthropy and suggested that henceforth hey finance themsé S by adopting the plain busi- ness poiicy of raising tuitions and requiring students to pay for what-thev get At first glance this seems a hard-bofled position. Such judgment, however, must be qualified, if not withdrawn, when it is remembered that the Rocke ‘ e fam =e ~ ‘ a —-— = sc > 3 Aisa i oa v has kiveD Clu MioOUs v > ecu "a ape aD CG eh . ho w —— es Dart oat? * , y >| + * . bad 5 tat the voung mockefeiler has not only approved . i - " +s ‘ , e policy of macnificent generosity but h or wee > ‘ ‘ aad emo biLic ~> * gener Bid le nas In reat — mm ve - + - > ~ ~ —— , = } az St Oi1m i s t SOnS Ol tie Pr a Woiom ae + = and a4 °.- i- a = os -™ ry - . ] iS driving, rather > universa: practice among : - ~ > aad J ed . scvroe ~# . eo th oair ‘ ‘ ¢ “4 | . ~ be . = ‘ ee. ~ cs Oe mt COST. ~ 4 + ‘ade - ” . ». - Wa’ | rag = “4+ 4 r ine presert 2 22 |} ~# . “oc ™ a 4 b , ~~ a > ee > * it 7. ’ r Q K if er = ) a = + > * - > + a Mossi CTC SS — > ~ ~ . ~~ _- 4 ~ } * .* . = £ - nacdequate a nfairys and the legions clamoring for . ‘eeat i= «+ ~ 4 oe =~ o : . — agmission, it Goes seem as if the time had come for ~ — aa a » - ~wes " "oo ~ ¢ A> _* 4.3 pe Ss Dri e ~ iy toe ] rement f . t » + ~ + aoe 2naz aos © ad wa * ~ tn a + ‘ —" se ins i.i0gSs = 9 — = * 4 ~ w+* _ a7 co ; = = . -— > ~*s 3 , ta * . - 7 = a ‘ "= ~*~ > _ - > | a 2 a x x + _+ m~woark in + * i _s ° ~ 13 IMePS = bf ~ r og hm + + ._ ; . ha ‘ ‘ — tts @ 18. ve. weed +h -« ~o © om eee ol . > " ~ oe ié extremes i £rea yea an poverty rze s - > 4 e ‘ . 5] th 4 @&* “> = -= “~ +) aad ~~ > num b« a) 19 a } 3 - 4 etry sm ¢e Pm ~ on > . * . — »-. ~ ee - 3 ele > . m ‘e! 2 : we *~ _ - —— ~~ a et — - “~ s + ~— aa aia as a ‘ a\s 4 se ° Bw > : - 4. = . ss ‘ e~ > 4 ° . . ss P - ~ . ‘ “A } | = -—- in : ad 2 - . . aos ° i : | Sa te — ~ ° : ~ A ta is a id ~ z ‘ i og ; . ~ +. oe ) — ‘ - . "SS . - ‘ > - ’ * : oe . jt. 2 La ‘ lance at 2 encement of a mat ; as t) 1 2 rn i eer: Ta eT Thea > ome = . i 7. ; @ are a as , =? oA * of * ng I? r- as a | “~ . ~ * "sy 4 ‘_~_ - 5 Be some ing were started. Wilh cue respe ts a _. e — a ’ -OunGations, the iast wills of rich men and tWe lovalty > se *“s - w - + ~- i ~ “+ +f Der i : a 1886;{ i umnp ~ = > egeq -— thet : as o* somehow meet th sTave i Bre Q re 4i3 ZTave and pressing prodsiem cE - , * , a a tA Seca ‘* x rs n ; Mussol'n? Narne Wheeler Ae, c Le = rt > “ *2 o , country soon after the declaration of the War of the Revolution. The two brothers were separated at this time. Robert Land, after battling with the In tians and enduring much hardship, finauy reached the head of Lake Ontario, where he built a log cabin and established himsel* as one of the great Canadian pioneers, later founding the City of Hamilton, Ontario So you see this pioneering spirit seems to have atarted with John and Robert Land It later exemplified itself in Dr. Charles Land, who gave more to modern dcentistry than any other one man, including the facket crown, the porcelain and gold iniay . arious forms of tridgework. and Vv Dr. Land , ' an i - ** +} was a.so the rea, pioner r OL our Oii- -pDurnin “me =! y 4 - “hariles Linde the greatest One of the first ancestors of the Land fomily was John Land or Lande, Who was rd of the Manor of Plymtree at Tiverton, levonshire. Engiand He lived there dur- ng the latter part of the sixteenth century ind had twin sons, John and Robert. Thess names Nave cor jown through the Land family for at least four centuries Owing *~ *+thoir herevoler?* x fts ant the Church ~ and coat of arms onkers, N. ¥ COMING AND GOING. Washingt since the worid gan Hiow to Dalance a nat "2 . e |: t co “ x > > ies 3 > »- > ‘ rvs a Y ing cert YY ar — cern ~ eg pI “@ T? J wae a, orr AS iy. — - Wh t Democrats are s* ecra ing > oe — 4 @ ~ r > a _ ~*~ -- > _ a ~- =? ; \% | =“ pu an, Senator Frank B. Willis of Ohio has announced the 1928 Democratic ticket f = $k AW Ly =a? ~* + - 4 Gren (¢ as | . > - ats s* of 4 re | York ae | . os el ‘ ~~ Te ~ ocrats for Pres 44 ~*+ and i" »a+ ., Cc f onanhe* er ) is ? re or “n rats | Se , #uc a + + i? ww - : %« 4 i Ai ~ eee id luring e national campaign, and Go , . ~ “ 8; * . j ; Pe ae? 4 at . e sa time ry ? “ ae aPe x= id 5 ea rr a ae 2 hath shoulders, or water on one shoulder and Whisky On the other, rarely gets very far arin - es ; pies, or issues in 1 the peopie are really in- terested, have brought the downfall of many men in publie life Trv as hey May to keep the prohibition vestion out of the next national campaign, the Democrats must tn end please either the wet section of ‘ = sare the Narr an ' ine ar the ary Jcmocrats in the South aad West wo eee MR. COOLIDGE AND THE PRESS, From the Nation. Ly Gf — 2 = 2 ; ; | oa 5 i > ‘ ‘ .s - - ~ seiling o Coolidge THE PEACE PIPE. ‘From the ¢ bicags Dai y News .¢ . . fa, - 5 ; a) t- > | a’ 3 . ~- sa? » «3 ; Wwe it one ; 4 : ove, who is a i these many year . s Teaching the Young Idea Why to Teel @ tir r «? , :4er of you? : — ‘ural ¢nflwenc kcows +>hat oo 7 , ——e « does tin plas us rT unnoticed Woman after ‘= eee T HARM powntow! Bei The scenic cn the \- a varie display etriking!s OF MISSOUR | HOWN BY ARTISTS, ————— ene n Exhibit of Scenic Art’. Increased by New Works By F. E. A. Curley. arm of Missour and mark country ive artists, already a and popular field for the) Missouri tatent. This;' witnessed by the «*- r downe- | | oused in | puild- || in “*s : ' a ? pect: rpreted | provies } | as of rhil Bank ust street. under the/ | om . ’ ing, 719 se - : he Sr j ouis Art | | ‘ wi aa wo Besi oy the St. Louis painters. || rtists O # other aaane uri centers and | ron th Ozark country as far as po Rock. Ark. are represented —? —_ | > & n han ~—— mre he a com> . - &4 400 nsive di sf more |! occupying || ——— LiSPpPiasy works ft art. on 11 y A quarter muie OF Wait Space. 5 Snee the prescnt displ is in- tended lic ente pose plo! ; ng ing their dinary tions } ~~ as a new construetive pud- rprise, with the civie pur- , making art vueeful in eX- Missouri, and taus promet- e interests of the people and ness institutions, the or-/| to art exhibi- several req | nrod ec ure as s heing varir d in spects Kor instance. some of the | artists stil are painting new pic. | tures for ft « exhitition. and the! installation is being changed and] improved from time fo time, al-| though the first catalogue was is-| sued sone time ago. and the riz anno have been awarded Show Has Single Theme. Th “Te in} fheme Ass des ribed . hy ft cor Vitlee is the alluremenf?f . ef natur n the fta>ored regions about Si Louls, a3 expressed in +h eo *t ens paneEeenee: of the Oz: s in the colorful nosphere that h rs ahove Missouri! rivers swtrearms and parks, or in the beag- tiful s phonies that 2 -trained | eves discern even in city streets. f This them idmiftedty presents re tations ind estrictions, however. and artists who do their painting in the East or confine th, paint z ere merely to : cing up’ the vacation eketches made at seagidp resorts and pic-| turesq us places far away. of} Tt is an educational movement | for the Missour ar&st as well as for yu a “know your own | Missouri—and paint it” movement Saeece sagen . -_- ~~ ~ owe ~ Oe LEP Ate egeuee resseeeeuser ease Beginning Rota € An Extra the Most D it Savings You. must opportunt absolutely $155 Rote appearance of 4 know the ma erms—$5 Balance Mont These convenient tended without int possible to use your ring for it. Every Machine the Me and by Famous-Barr So that you're dot sharing these rema ings, of finding faction in the ¥ select! Some people acauire a “ne brary others return a book after they hare ished reading it. Statistical Note. Te all the fish in the world were @ eniform length, it would ruin fish

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 3B | ee | : ) , TP OARMOFMISSOUR! «| « a oe Herr Stresemann Is left at Gene- | ening the Nationalist revival. and|and Latin-America would precede auspices -of Usle st : “ , MEG OP srg Big Nl, Nera areca, these cycles not only back to the school’s pupils are produced sole-| | % a I io 50 ne Cus Va to talk amiabilities with M. Paul | that is the enemy of peace, The ithat with Europe and said that League. and then cite small episodes which famine of Diocletian, 300 A. D.,|ly by the pupils. Several times 4| (OMFS Signature. When it has) poncour. No wonder the German’ victorious militarism of France and | nonstop flights in his opinion were Besides the 5t. Louis painters, seemed to bear out the predic- | but back to the famine of Pharaoh.| year such productions are given | been filled in it may be present 1! Foreign Minister feels as if he had the again defeated militarism of) forerunners of regular air lines. artists of other Missouri centers and | Hons. | : about 1700 B. C. Their effect will| and td these are invicted the so- | {0" Payment for cash, to be charged | heen fooled again. To the “Jour | Germany are working together for! “Several persons have asked sug- from the Ozark country as far as, Nor _ would Marvin _discuS’ | vary through more or lesseperfect| ciety folk of the university city, | 2&2!nst the customers account. The | nal de Geneve,” he expressed his| the same end—tue restoration of | gestions for nonstop flights,” he Little Rock. Ark.. are represented Browne's forecast that 1927 would conjunction with other causations. Only invited guests are present, oe method is popular, since it disappointment the shattered temple of the God of | added, “and I have directed them in a comprehensive display of ei © pepeen of the -“summer- but they are always pointers to | and one of the conditions of being | CYeres the twopence tax on all | “For myself, the worst moment War. toward Latin-America.” than 400 works of art, occupying | less 7 1816. |adverse weather and crop condi- | invited, 1s that each guest shall g quarter mile of wall space. Sun Spots Cycles, Tidal Pull ‘tions as far back as history fur-| Submit within a week after the| gince the present display 1s in- of Moon and Other Things. nishes records of weather catas-| Play a written criticism of the} } ‘ * - tended as a a ated pub- Browne's explanation of the con- trophes.” play seen. | Phoenix Three-Room Outfit $298 jie enterprise, with the ait » ‘bh + r* 4 a —_ 5 i , *. i ‘ Ai pais tighaietas tin Sllipatig sng iba at ae UP: GES Ee ies A: esha, aan WE iB SA Sa OE BaD yk, S- Sait ll TOO Ale oee pe ellis nine hg GEE SAG Cite Biases 2 eesti 5 ie eet ats ? nO ee * es re ‘ . Ba Te f we thd an : “4 ~ es) re ae Mi : a Z ; pbs , » iat % hannah 2 SRP OE TA Say, iy Ae et wn taal Da em, 7 a d4 adiation, explained. | men. If his predictions are not cally interpreted by university Nh 5! N “] ive een i afr ied ‘Ic =| > =) . “* : aT . . P *,: 2 « annoraged h ogee diagealaat is the sun spot cycle averaging | fulfilled. his service and his fore-/|authorities as a slap at Baker. . o = 7 - _ oe ait? ae . - i ; } - . - SN GU Uianiihd (ents ychee sascemteug” te 40h | oe cee cae aaa weceen ax Br ees ue eee GREATEST VALUES EVER KNOWN IN re rmecial heme as escrphesc \ec — - . -- ; i : , . . ape wepcee? theme, as d scribed \ these cycles amounting to 09.8! But amateur weather prophets; Woolley for it, Saying his action | y the committe: tiie Lit le! ars ri} O-inci ‘ , ; ‘ : 3 eer es Se BUFemMent | years run co-incidentally with | everywhere will watch the progress, did not display-~ the harmony ’ 1? he ee ) “ "“OOr% , , . : . m ‘ | } . . : 4 > of natur, in th favored re £ions three lunar-solar perloads (Ww hen the of the summer with increased in- which should exist between thos. | N -R - 3 7 hal, 12] as ) Nresxse ¢ j . . . ~ . " ff c. . rT ~ about YF. Louis. as expressed in |sun and the moon exert u :naximum)) terest. intent upon working “for God, for | LI . I WN the s@#t ia + a Ty “ ty ?a~ ~¢ . enchnantine nis Oj the / ooo S}|Ho#8Oo809NVwvhso07T-”0n_nmnn”mn@"n"n"nm@m0c-/|_[\MQODVMOmxrono092-?-"9@NMWNDAm02>->2]>5>"—?@—--—“ _ — ' country an qd for Yale,’’ ss Be . - a> br We dlee, G Oh A OR OY © ~—e swe os eek ye F r 4 te a Be OD ac le BO lle: OP: aac a I a 9 \o_-———— eS i : -o c ; " ‘ p Sfarks, 1 » COLOrTUl & phere | i , + ve rivers | &raphs by members of the Mis-| between their business engage- | More Beneath Than Surface Shows $10 00 Delivers One to Your Home streams and parks. or in the beay. | S0Ur! Photographic Society and, ments, and as an added feature of : 4 , , “Wow the question is, will the | : : others illustrate the | that | evening life j he ‘ntow Vv se : el evmnhonies hat art.trained S liustrié th fi that Pning life in the downtown dis- aa , tiful symphonies thai art-trained : : , : Dramatic Association continue eves discern even in city streets stot? 2 oy eee a ee ee ee Se ee ee ee next year to function without This theme admittedly presents now called upon. from § a. m. until after the close Woolley or will it function as a} = ve . a = = . ! ho fa a ler on man? = f th . h = ' ~ + -_ ¢ j 4 Js i 4 4 4 jts\ limitations and restrictions,; There also are many etchings, | Of the theaters at night. — component part of the School of however, and artists who do their |and special efforts are und: vay rhe present scenic charm of Drama, thus doing away with the . . . . . . . + an ~ i =f Pe a ee Pe ge Ona 0 develo he applicatior Missouri exhibition, occupying the , : painting in the Ez onfine | t¢ di eiop the app-icatl e er i fl ce Suman og ae confusion arising from so many | their painting here merels to | medium which lends so we]] | ground floor and balcony, will con- |dramatic activities in the univer- “working up” the vacation sketches toward naking nature's ch tinue, as planned, until the end of sitv? i i a ua i i ; Bt.Y e made at seaside reso me ; avallable C all. ict 2 st | July ica made at seagide resorts and pic- | 4 pene tor am. 3 ot ee a | Aside from the casual observer | turesque places ar away. of cards are being prepared, in which Alfonso Arrives in England. of things collegiate, the whole tur- | fin 7 in a » +e : - — o —— \ “sm f course, are barred. the finest interpretations of Mis- DOVER. England, June 2?6.— bulent upheaval has college men t ; 47} lve tT} i e ) ~ : g ; ¢ 4 +o } }, _ i : - s + . — - E eo eee + | It is an educational movement |Souri’s beauty will be reproduced | King Alfonso of Spain, arrived| say, a deeper significance than ap- for the Missouri arMst as well as | for the enjoyment and convenience | here yesterday for his visit to| pears on the surface. Not in many | fae the nr if” ¢ ei he \’ \° . , ‘ve *t ; bs r c a > - 4 : for the public. a “know your own | Of everybody. | England. His boat had a rough!-+vars has a class questioned the Missouri—and paint it" movement. | So that people may drop in (channel crossing. The King was! doings of the corporation. Never The injunction, however, is not put whenever jit may be most conven-' met at the Quayside by the Spanish! before has it demanded hearing forward too literally, and photo- | ient, before and after as well as Ambassador. ‘until the corporation had to listen J } “ > ' _ 2 b¥ Srvthcas SR techie tug alee dane dln DS Sale efter est : eee A oe hee ee ee a ww ae ,ESEEED CEREESEEERER TEREST SESE EE PERSE SRSTEEE REGS EREC REET SERRE SERS TiC Ti ITiiitigii Beginning Minday i Special Offering of 150 Electric Rotary Sewing Machines € An Extraordinary, Special Purchase of High-Grade Machines—in the Most Desired Styles, Including Console and Desk Types! Offered at Savings of Urgent Importance to All Wanting. Modern Machines. You must actually see these Sewing Machines to fully appreciate the opportunity of buying them at so very much less than their worth—it is absolutely one of the most remarkable offerings presented this year! eget a stan eee eat) a, Oke tol ed Pe I dl ra ir tas Seale Lp = hem een ge + has on os le ad oT A MINUTE (Copyright 1927.) IN ALTERNATIVE MOODS, times in the evening when memo- Bweet will arise 6f one most fair, in my chair and 1 dream of the » I can see her. standing there; 1 is in vain for the one that J , who is dead these many years, mins I glimpse the swett light, of face thfough a tender mist of LAN ANN NON ANNANTANTAL — ‘ - ; . . . y ; > | " ' P . => . _ st 1 $4 ; ‘ . ys OR . a : f} . a / 2 - . J - a a» 4 “ > ot > 2% A ’ * . ~ s « - - ~ . Qz . *% STATA TAMA AMORTIZATION OAPI on | fe bw that my love will be ever my eon TE $155 Rotary Electric $160 Rotary Console ge eine when. memo- 4 In This Special In This Special . Will aris r one once Ialr, Ree *and I a of the | ; oe a at a oe ha Event— Event er silting tnere; I can sce EE : n or the one that I : . 2 $ $ $ ‘or her figure now is fat, a Mn etanee ¥ > > BLEM IN PSYCHOLOGY. © question which has not been Pd on a world weary of. cuessing Swer is: Why does a man sing Ng a bath? He does not sing be- is happy; man is happy at other he does not sing. IFurthermore, shower-bath-taker does not sing; the enthusiastic lukewarm-water- ho warbles. “Roamin’ in the —- Machree,.” ‘“‘The end of day" or such snatches thereof as bers. Neither does a man sing me feels secure against murder, os heey distinctive cabi- | Displayed Machines— net model that com- samples, in other bines the invaluable words. Just a small sewing help of a mod- number—and the pop- ern type electric ma- | ularity of the Console . chine, with the attrac- type should prompt tive appearance of a beautiful piece of furniture! you to select as early as possible Monday! Every one You'll know the make—and its worth immediately. 1S complete with a complete set of attachments and an Just a few—all sample Machines. electric sewing light. And all are fully guaranteed. Terms--$5 Cash Florence Rotary Balance Monthly ae Tl Bs . : ear 790 Electric Model i A bh ae eA AAAAAAAAAAAAADAL —_ Trade in Your Old Furniture for New We will take tin your old farnitare for new and make a liberal allow- ance for same, Our stock of Bridge & Beach Mfg. Co. Superior and Charter ¢ yeiephone CEn- Oak Stove and Range Co.’s Gas, Coal and Combination Ranges ¢ tral 2630 ‘and ; “ar : have our apprais- now complete in all latest finishes. Get our prices and terms. a aati We cael Liberal Allowance Made for Your Old Stove 3 fer'to buy. Entire line at great reduction. See them | RATOR before purchasing. Terms — Small cash j payment; ba“nce easy terms. PHOENIX FURNITURE CO. - ‘ Open an Account. 1005 OLIVE STREET Open Evenings by Easiest Credit Terms Appointment. in City. We Furnished Your Mother's Home Phone CEntral 2630. | —— We Allow 10% Off for Cash—30-60-90-120 Days Considered Cash po THe PG wey ae eon : Mother ~ - AI A. 18 athe | AS RP OEE rete she egniadaen ne nay These convenient terms are ex- tended without interest, making it , | sa 2 The “Puritan” model is compact and possible to use your machine while be — ee > beautiful in its simple cabinet design. aving for it. SS SSS ! It is equipped with the rotary head ihe — and is simply and easily operated. Since there are only ten of these floor sam- Every Machine Guaranteed 3 : ples, we advise early selection. by the Makers Singer Portable and by Electric Machines Famous-Barr Co. Special. - ost Unusual a ee ET altncance wWarson in the sacrosanct privacy th room. Security is no adequate ph of the sub-aqueous tenor. A in ni bh ith. sniv hecause } e is dignity and is happs in the e the loss unpleasant, hé would tang ay *peeunia piameecaee ae ’ lta ete es ie a leeinidliiheeh Renilla heiineeniean peetincinnn mneiaaienenines ten oem _ Fe ome hv dene ee ee + ; , oni a) «Mi - ” 7 1 5 s Sas ’ . ” aod oN. eee i —— ns eniantigatttis echt tint iattsian, baer, - * —s i eat aw Se ae A fat man in a_bathing suit ha®@ Benity unwillinely. A man dressing he Nuts his che Domestic Combination with ciothes . . ~ g the Young Idea Why to Toot. he niaost sual reader of your fT cultura influenc knows that Oe tr} P! cea SO that youre doubly sure, 11 These splendid Portable Electric This very attractive vibrator model, re- Sharing these remarkable Sav- Machines are offered at a little sembling a music cabinet, can be used ae . iS- more than half price. They are either by the foot power or the West- ngs, of finding perfect sat demonstrators and there is only inghouse built-to-the-head motor with faction in the Machine you a limited number at this price. which it is equipped. It is a splendid select! model for home use. Lots Are’ Limited—So Early’ Selection Is Advisable oe es SO 4 ALOE BION PF AA A ARO Nip, _ going to unneccs ife blowing, doesn’t & . R SON LEARNS TO BLOW A ?: H} LE DUC DE GOBROON. 3 ‘ ad » ~ . Urprises us tg the number of | 7 aah Mnoticed faults a man can find Qn after she has said “No'‘*’ d e > a s ; : Beople acquire a fine brary ané We Give Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Will Appear on July Statements a book after they Ging it. . . ° Statistical Note. the fish in the world were of * Jength, it would ruin fish storie® I. D. Pt INE LIO — GPM ng oe Sewing Machine Section—Siath Fleer PCTITIIL LU TITITITIILILLLILILELLLIILIILIIILLILLIILIIIICIIiLiiiiiiiogciiic isi tte Bb bbbetetetetete te LE LETT TTT Terry

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POST-DISPATCH ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___________——— 19 ie LONDON BUILDS UNDERGROUND = | - ——— em a m wi a. iis eed = . a July Statements Pes eS » . J ’ ‘ Rie Pe MATL COLLECTION SYSTEM | «KB... lll dL | Tube Railway More Than Six Miles 7 : M ] = 7 ) iN Ad : SV ' v v Long to Remove Many Vans % \4 Increase Your Purchasing Power ae | vi —whether you redeem your bookful of : j Stamps for $2.00 in cash or $2.50 in merchan- ny i “ 2 POC TM Se RL taal, BY sarge aah Ratan a TRR | By the Associsied Press $7.800,000 underground mail col- ill bd hed this chases of 10c or more—few restricted articles lection system will be finish thi excepted. : Los Angeles THE MAY CO. Cc leve THE MAY CO. THE MAY ¢ b - pf o NEIL co. m 4 will remove from the ; | Akros #2um! eT. an 4 aia r Lee ¥ e-nef_llialiagl ict rh oe. Snot, 7 eh as ROW 3 Smet A Re BPN Na etd a aortas ‘ : ; ai nes hee iond ~ Stes ae ae es, ee ee ee a fe eons Me sao. Pe Sd . d a Ae ae 2 we 2s WAFS Pas Pa: es -~% ae: basi Se ae ‘saad IE te ee = 7 | j ( j / ‘S re ¥ / et ; i ‘ - a> >) - ep} ' ©Giate Sr.aiat . . j _ p = n/ iy ; - Fe: F * a a“? } F > : + : i — 7 + =", oe o s when writing. re a end Waterloo. i Spear G8 / \ i ) | pat nd : |Cannon street and Waterioc ; ce : Be ae PS) | aintiness and =» WRITE FOR FREE DOG BOOK rhe tunnel is 80 fe ©:0 sie / “ee & _ | ‘ness in lingerj ba ™ 7) ad . - eer: ‘ } ii. Th re \ | j ; ¥ * 4 é ” Polk Miller's famous Dog Book oa the ————.| ._ ae 7 ae iin \ f ’ . da Ss Notion Specials Diseases of Dogs and treatrments ior each, are 90 cars, and Dy | In nin) i i if ane ; ; revel in these ~ Mon y instroctions on care. pooming and breeding; also | ear trail 45 ; of mail can De . sa* ) } a . P : : = @ 9 Senator Vest « celebra | = Hy ares ce Nrection \ - ~ ij . 1 ajames In gi¢e . i gaiia ae | ha 4 _ : “ ” » ‘ “4 ath i ; ' eS "Telbate to 0’ Des. i's _ossepepgy ses Radial og - > ~ Lay | ; a piece styles, = 7 einer S rT Pocx Miiier Propucts uate hour. ithout drivers., | | = : j 4 7 fe - (or ] cont! 1 ¢ rbin re 7 \} ; ~ - . * 4 * oa ., —— ty I ._o - Ss aie ; 3 i - 4 . s - ~ f S 7 85c-Gimay Garment a : : Ree IAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC = 3 __ - cial Monday at : ' ; a 3 = = Spe y All of the Frocks—the delicate or dark col- $1.00 Kleinert’s Silk Eh sixes ored, the prints, the cool all-white mod- € Dainty circles MANGA 2.) Aprons ’ : BRS S els—exploit the latest trimmings— . white gold, attractivelyaa\ j J 35c Kleinert’s Muslin ’ 4 . - | ‘which the control cabins, ine ilfts and the means for conve , me ms a nate different. classes of postai i pleats, tucks, touches df lace, em- ; 4 graved in simple or clay 45c Kleinert’s All-Rw broidery, soft jabots! 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Don't be without it! 4B.) 7, ae add Se 1 OstumMe ©. rents money down. 4 bse) é : Sees.) : tion in one of these side-opening, white- Sse value... 008 SM DY QQ Set complete with five Cunningham tubes, Philco storage battery, | Oe. Bos 3 Sti No] ae ; : . go volts, Universal B batteries, loud speaker and aerial kit, $49.98. See ot Fo ape ee A neon pete F In a Special Grouping Radie Section—Sixth Floor : 45% : ee - r, Px: hee Seas a Monday at ey. Sees ace EE ES EP aR a eta - Rane a, Seats. fe . N, ntact: aelnceliatlicnc ton —_ * * a * * $225 Living-Room — ee oo ee ee @ Lace trimmed and appliqued for fru Sons POE IS Sin eee eee Je and plain hemstitched models for We pei on in ‘ sports and street frocks! All made @ crepe de chine in pastel shades, and @@ 2 2 | AY) E “my oy e | i i Suites the hip. Sizes 34 to 44. a, | gees ea esse NR Me PE ee er e me are handsomely carved wood in mahogany effect. Each piece | 4 5 ,. “§ 4 Prices Range tk . - aia elie Nea in — spd as ae oe bss ( The skillful artistry of the designs! The gayety of coloring! | | | | | Monday only. $ 65 $ 95 § Silk From . | : : Pag h Rag Section—Fifth Floor ff a and Sears | Top to Toe.... é $6 2: . @ Summer Sandals! The most wanted QM Sheer chiffon Stockings with li St 4 Ch B d S seasons Footwear! In colors — UAIRERMMed garter tops and reinforced f 7 e Itld rl ge ets daintily attractive. Orchid, rose, pink, & sl attractive, clear weave WN I &/ ofS Hi 8 /, | \\ S | : Ai . oni . -% ~ ae: * ; ‘ rt coiors a! di oa : - Sellers Kitchen Cabinets—Spanish, Colonial or Mocd- |; suitable for bedrooms or s+ grade | T tT ry 2 j , a he F . , . ' : : -_** 3 7 - od % ere Amerk an! Its artistic, cheertul beauty—its time $13 Color Set In- ous pastors ose J6-in. Silk-and-Cot- Saving, ‘ahor-saving. space-saving convenienc tt : _— ae Many ww sivint at $10.98. 815 —soe Ps : SOND se I canal teidea aids 8. space-saving convenience will luded With | 18x30 Framed Pictures Ga" Tab Prints nae lpg ingen 2060 = surely bring kitchen joy. cluded With Each Familiar subjects, including “Dawn.” “E@SEO@e 36-in. Printed Dim- vy eee - ‘ _—* — ee if us ee . TIE: “Dusk,” “Blue Bird” and “Dreamer,” 2 aa . af Prices Up te 88000 ite ei) : , . a ain Gin teeth Meneatatn Spestel Be-gaine in i'p- | , ee | Sellers Cabinet orings. The frames are beautifully toned a | 3 ity Checks $2.00 and Ue tn-Date Seweiry ‘or Men ol Paes a | Ord ? yr | - harmonize with the pi Special 2 : : ' : Foy fot : C aeR Order Beauty! Utmost | ee ae «35-in. white Rayon- . -_. . . = —- “ff f . ern -. t n- ee A i ’ - ~ inmis Offer Vv 11 i | "T > ap So. , *] _ “Sa 7 rie collection, imc 36 Aut nk Pru fe oleae adh Phake Mae wiht me tere 120 celen 7 a ———— ——-— wis rag. sie . s a se hese view Cahinets have ail decorate your kitchen ¢o tors with Pictures in the tops Oilettes Sam ~~ Sane er pe : in: ‘ , a cimmited quantity of the color | the celebrated Seiless features match your new Cabinet! | cop.es, English Gardens. hand-colored aim _ miss it! St decoration! o 14x75. at ada Housewares Se ti: a—Beacment Gallere Pictere

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—~ ae —— nen ee A eee Ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sien & ee SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE ma, ieee en a ee a ee ee Charge Purchases 4 # July Statements On OPERATED py yaAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE ; NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Los Angeles “eral CO, M. F ahgee Cleveland 75c Organdie, Monday, 59c @ Every young girl will surely want a crisp, fluttery Organdie frock this Summer—and why not, when imported Swiss Organdie in a beautiful range of pastel or darker it shades is offered at this low price! ia Daylight Yard Goods Section—Third Floor yi 57.95 and $8.95 repe Pajamas : 5.00 nm a Special June Offering : = by a ® gee * Value Page AOR ts . 3= $5.95 | ~~ bal . ~wte ao eX the most fashionable leathers that you'll be 3-Day “La Garde” Bag Sale $7.50 Value $535 gs for travel because they have a concealed pocket for And they’re so smartly styled of delighted to carry one. ion for passports also. Offered Monday Antique $9.00 Value 56% Patterns Handbag Section—Main Floor € Women who} daintiness and gm ness in li , ° ‘ec ° 99 ngerie "S Monday's Notion Specials” Include Heinert’s Products Pajamas in sleevele piece styles, "At Savings That Are Most Unusual Soft-Summer ghaa, coral, flesh, yy Nile, baby bios” mee, Sweet pea, charm) ae =trimmed with laces bons or self mates Just the thing for Summer Vacation, | @ Here's an opportunity that will be recognized by women and misses as decidedly out-of-the-ordinary—the celebrated Kleinert Rubber Sanitary articles at considerably less than regu- lar prices! Secure all that you need, Monday, from these groups: lL.ingerie Sect Third _ oe » » Vedding Rings $5 and $6 Values: | | EB RQ ; OS Sy $2.95 Ke . } PAD —_ . 8, y @ Dainty circlets of 1g white gold, attractively graved in simple or elaborg patterns at $3.95—an opp@™ tunity that is as unusualj it is timely! : 46c to 54c Kleinert’s Gem Dress Shields offered at 29c to 39c $1.00 Kleinert’s Sanitary Shadow $1.50 Kleinert’s Sanitary Step-Ins, $1.15 85c Gimay Garment Shields, Kleinert $1.00 Kleinert’s Silk Sanitary Aprons 35c Kleinert’s Muslin Sanitary Belt. .25c 45c Kleinert’s All-Rubber Sanitary Aprous $2.25 Kleinert’s Tu-Pair Brassieres..$1.75 Choice of Gimay Dress Shields, Nos. 2, 3 and 4, Kleinert made Jewelry Section—F irst . 1" » . pe Wardrobe Bags uk Costume Slipg/ Bags are large enough for. eight garments, made of heavy art ticking: zipper closing; $4.25 value Surety Cedar Bags Give Winter gar- ments real protec- tion in one of these | side-opening, white- lined Bags; | 8s5c value... 50c | : ‘a% immed and appliqued for frilly frommmyy)) mn; 49c Box Kotex n hemstitched models for wear @ \ d street frocks! All made of h@ chine in pastel shades, and double Sizes 34 to 44. In this special event you may obtain 3 boxes for $1.00, or one for... 34¢ = pa 1 y SIOLALM EOE Monday—450 Pieces of Superior MEYERIN | UbG $7.50 to $35 Values at Savings of 1 $5.95 value, $2. | Cp YY Because pieces are made entirely by - | hand, we quote approximate sizes. ) Handmade Antique Filet Lace Pieces 2 @ Pieces of Filet Lace in antique patterns are conspicuous in every well-appointed home. So the opportunity of se- curing handsome pieces of real handmade antique Filet Lace at about half price and less will be as welcome as it is distinctly unusual. Offered at About Regular Prices (5 | | Antique Filet Covers $17.95 value, 72x90 to 78x95. offered at . 79c Oval and oblong Doilles. .45c S8c Chair Backs...........S8¢ Gee Ce mes cs we cecc cd 10¢ aoc Srm Hests..«........12%C Scarfs and Runners $1.95 18x36-in. . $2.95 18x45-in $3.95 value, valne, value, Linen Sectilon—Third Floor * a “se @_A special purchase bringing opportunity to vacationists! Opportunity to have distinc- tively smart Luggage! Lovely Boudoir Pillows Luggage of cele- brated “Meyerirng Flexwood” make—at a sav- ing most unusual to effect! —including the most popular kinds. Offered beginning Monday morning at 9! _Meyering Hatboxes, Touring Cases, Over- night Cases and Suit- cases. In enamel, Du- pont, moleskin, pigskin, buffalo grain and cobra grain cowhide leathers. Beautifully made! Luggage Sectio 7 Notion Section—Main Floor. Slip Section—Third F n—Sixth Floor. $2.95 Value, Monday $7.95 @ Nothing makes a room more attractive and livable than soft fluffy Pillows of Georgette and organdie. These Pillows include the wanted shades of rose, gold, blue and orchid and are finished with dainty flower garlands. Just 450 pieces Colonial Lamps at... 91.00 Stamped Organdie Bedspreads aoe $2.95 sheer organdie Bed- spreads, stamped in daintily tinted designs, easily completed with hand embroidery. Full Size with bolster, in pink or peach, green or brown base and quaint little shadés of bright cretonne. Complete with cord and socket. | Splendid values at this price. Art Needlework Section—Third Floor | Colonial boudoir Lamps with ! | BASEMENT FCONOMY STORE NEWS Monday! Special Offering of Women’s Full-Fashioned {Silk Hosier 0 and $12 Shoes ) Irregalar $1 .50 to $1.75 Grades 7 = n Two Special Groups at 1 | 3 Silk From | Top to Toe.... - F722 and $83.9° her Sandals! The most wanted of t Footwear! In. colors — ultra-sm@ ‘attractive. Orchid, rose, pink, 0 n and blue, some with straw insem eathers also—350 pairs only! So sem@ marning. : Sheer chiffon Stockings with lisle- Med.garter tops and reinforced feet Sattractive, clear weave with Boice of black and the popular light mades. Also service-weight kinds mth lisle tops and reinforced feet. Footwear Sect ion—Second * An Extra Saving at ctures § ? Pairs for $2.65 2 : 48 Such a Satisfaction to have a liberal Pply of Hose that women and misses Stock up at this special price. Basement Economy Store Monday!—Another Extraordinary Group of Women’s and Misses’ Summer Silk At About Whole- % Pi @ Such exceptional values in Dresses that Mon- day shoppers should buy all they think they will need for Summer. and represent the styles in highest favor, anc the assortment is so well varied that choosing will be as easy as it is profitable. Long and short sleeved models, tailored or trim- med; in a vast array of gay Summer shades. Dresses All are new and smart Materials are wash crepes, Georgettes, prints and flat crepes; as well as smart combinations. Hasement Economy Store e thing so effectively accentuates © color scheme of a room as a caren picture. In this group you will ff 75) attractive variety of gay colored Pi@tiree Featured Groups of Wash Weaves, Each So Low-Price t your particular requirements s™® filled. | “n. Roubaix Printed oiles ; seconds of 69c grade . Framed Pictures French etchings, vivid French print Mese water colors and gay flower ¢ or bedro subjects, including “Dawn,” “Love 2& wBlue Bird” and “Dreamer,” in exquisite @ Phe frames are beautifully toned to $ with the pictures. Special.....: ual Values in Framed Pictures, diy varied collection, including Fram Pictures in the tops. Oilettes, Old 7 mMglisn Gardens, hand-colored Pictures © DJects in sizes oxi: y5 Picture section—SixtB » * 36-in. Printed Dim- | ty Checks 36-in. white Rayon- ' %d-Cotton Alpaca. ... 36-in. white or pink otton Satinay ..... . | 40-in. Printed Mad- elon Voile; sec- onds of $1 grade. 75c 36-in. non-crush Challibeam Prints 75c 36-in. Silk-and- Cotton Prints 69c White Dress Lin- en; soft finish.... 75c 40-in. plain 2-ply Chiffon Voile. ... d That Participating in the Extreme Values Will Be Profitable ... All P"2terials Are New and Fresh—Some Are Slight Seconds and Floor Samples... The Early Shopper Monday Obtains Widest Choice. $1 36-in. Rayon-and- Cotton Taffosan.... 89c 36-in. weven Radioux Chiffon... 98c 36-in. Rayon Mohpac. $1 36-in. Chiffon de Chine; pastel shades . 98c 36-in. and-Cotton Raffon Yard *Rasement Economy Store a oe | | i i | Total of 120 Pictures Selected | t OUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHBT Gross Eyes - ; | by A. | Holland, and third was “The Vil- ‘foam swirl into an | pattern on black water, PAGE AT PUBLIC LIBRARY as Winners in Contes Camera Magazine. by At* Qnd loveliness from Venice | and Kyoto, | ' Saskatoon and Semarang are dis-| on ex-| and A®reria, Antwerp played in 120 photographs hibition in the art roa, at the Public Library until July 5. The exhibits are the winners se- lected from 1345 prints submitted ' from almost every civilized country ‘and many, as attests their gro- tesque charm, not so civilized. This |was the seventh annual competi- ' tion conducted by American Photo- | graphy, a magazine for camera en- thusiasts. The collection has been called the finest ever shown in St. Louis. Treatmént ranges from an unas- ' suming picture of a pretty girl to | the latest—up to April, this year— | in light and shadow and the most | conventionalized and unconven- | tional of cubistic backgrounds. The first prize winner. a nude | “Study in Movement” by Prof. Ru- | dolf Koppitz of Vienna, might well | have been called ‘“Eurydice”—a gleaming figure, born to freedom, led swooning away by three black-gowned and inexorable Mes- ' dames of dullness. ) Second was “The Study of the Talmud,.”” @ white-bearded precep- tor and his black-beare! disciple, S. Weinberr of Gronigen. lage Stream,”’ by Raymond E. Han- son of Melrose, Mass., a scene of Shadows and age and tranquility. | Perhaps the most striking of the | whole exhibit is the ' winner, “Foam,” by S. K. Katsu of _Los Angeles. ently right beside the noisy fourth prize Somewhere, appar- city, -———_— = SEND | FOR FREE Opto-Scope An Eye Muscie Exerciser. Something New! |The OPTO-SCOPE INSTITUTE | Desk 20. 58 & Washington 8t.. Ch " Eczema Itched And Burned Severely Cuticura Heale? *“My baby started breaking out with eczemna when he was about two months old. It was in blisters and itched and burned severely causing him to scratch. His clothing aggra- vated the breaking out, and he lost much sleep on account of it. He was cross and fretful and kept me awake nights. “I tried different remedies which seemed to help for a while and then the trouble would break out again. When he was about nine months old I began using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. It helped him andj, when he was thirteen months old he was completely healed.”’ (Signed) Mrs. Chas. Urban, Rersaben, foun. Aug. 4, 1926. These fragrant erollients are al! you need for all toilet purposes. Soap to cleanse and purify, Oint- >. ment to soothe and heal, Taleum to powder and sweeten. Soap Be. Ointment 25 and He. Taleum Be Bold Bi Address. bP ne where ony Dept i, Maiden ing Stick 2 I (REAMERY SS FIVE STORES: {223 SOUTH BROADWAY Sixth and Lucas 6230 Easton 14°28 Salisbury 2705 Cherokee agate 4 ¥ Y ae OR UN eee te. KE et * fe ae = zr marge i recta is SABES ee ee eee ee ee ; » , P . ¥ sh, ad ¥> bs " ~ e x ae wa? ee Ra ad eee ee eee ws ; } a ee PEM pret a eRe ee es Cr ae ee te ET 8 OU oe a ro a ee. ae 8) Cpe we ete te ee a oe ant OER S'S. See Lee ae a Shag a ks St Seis is - rs * 7 a ae ~ ~ oe av un - nF RE eG ° 2 ~ . oe ane dee 2p ne ay oe ~- SN OUP VEEN EN Mie ~—_ - — ——— " a os - a ae . » ® . . - ‘ = * - - ®tthan + wef ne to — », - ¢ x og ‘~~ = “ ’ ” *: ae - me Pe ory ~ oe * ~ - - : nae anedre ar . “ ans mse ¢ , x $ * » Se : . d a” pe me rs x ? ‘ ‘ . 4 oF ~~ err « oo ® ~ . r ‘ as ‘d ‘ . ee by: w ¥ C4 ' - i . . : ; ; . ‘ . 5 . , is en nate . > . : Z : ” ee ae Powis. > ~~ ha re 7 Oe pre b te 86) iw : ay GR ye agbe'ly «+ ‘ “ ‘ ‘ tb fs ty? 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G __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 19: | iss ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ = a PA ‘ 6B _. oI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH , spree carte SR RE an hat any;of Lacle 7a. T should! dend hich would pay for the, LOW WEEK-END 3 — eel “ommission * npor be brought forth t tne si Bina EN eee ee ‘ ile sag sai 7 ; } . tty : ne I stated that the ; ) nion- North Am an stand and /| contract the Mayor may make canjtry t . n ’ anasastinaiie pero — ‘ = GRAVE’ Cave deat ed e e a ~ ro uct ape ert : ts situ be set aside at any tim — 1 of St. Suis in the hgh a high prices vein d for proper-) E MUTILA Ee. it Als we be that the St. Louis seeoy eye : ; i iid Ttr4 wate: ads ocal . ~~ ro — dmonson 49) xzwelaAan : 9 | cnec r¢ : , mmissic be j A. La ‘ saVia % si pvarl y* j ~ 4 —— wii — =——o . tail - . . ; eh a wil over’ eld sonally wer he Chase Secu-i-| the public utility business, as thev| OVER Ped Floyd Collins’ Casket | © ae az s i* “s > = A. oc onrush of the rod uctionists. | aes «tugs uxtngu ele Be ae a vi resign’ a ; wenn ereater th = Cave. ‘ aie tg a4} irivately wre : 2 acc h arn , S sy uire evenue reater Dn : oe to has. un! oe ’s Spectacu ar Issne in Doubt a warn ail privates! PLO. @ ssu nem : ‘ seer _ = - ee ue neattie in ‘lities is the spect nunicipal | opposed to havin larke pay! could be taken out by dividend : — re Feet unwhile, the issue of battle im, utilities is the specte sage ee eee : | ee vILLE. Ky. June 25. | Crystal Ca : a oe _ tietnenititin nam : ~~ : rig him we were not b bidding ¢ '’ = é oP aig opertyy FROM $F 7 Thomas, Horse fly some m +e Sa urchase and Sale of Gas Company) “o223.c7i2'%% cos warrano when he sad that if Laclede tid | which he could_not expect elz_the proper 2 pe an de OPER . ome ft reasonab! Lerms ne RO » 6. ; | PEORIA e Attorney-( r ec o reaso | “APL SB | DECATUR N . eeeee -" CARLINVILLE 3. | DANVILLE za. — | : roc — ha aed é . a i oe er ‘ocate buvin the Tt i i . % ‘ral consents to initiat ber WOUIG a = ‘SPRINGFIELD ....---- a2 # +e mee ye > . ° nahbie him to negotiate with fa- company and operating it a: > ; Rate the , 4 ae Ciicago Trader Tried to Take an Early Profit ‘°°°" hecnepaage goats «9 emumnlilimeeRa anges: ieee ate Proportionaté ates to Other | ACA LY ‘ fa . > ' 2: - = ~ ’ . . erphe St. Houle district. Munroe's | period of that own rship, 23 years | Oe oem, as? eS ae 8 eee ee | ee a ° ae eon ae : a — = = & selected cabinet wood and finist et oa All Models See These Thrilling Offers pare | aan aS .* Triple 3 9 , ew Ti Sunpk, : GOLF HOSE, 45¢ }} 7.50 Value. 8 i0N SUITS for + ¢ WAINSOOK.. 25 m’s GENUINE BROADCLOTH | White 65c irts-:,.... ELOUS BARGAINS ON RECORD} Bes caour cram ished oil : g es : Avail yourself Monday of this glorious vour-elf to investigate these amazing offer~. For Evening Appointments opportunity to furnish a single room or an Iivery room shown here at S98 is an actual S195 Phone CEntral 7720 entire home of Furniture to the last deiail at eee - ‘ @ af) ™ereeteeteaede’ @ sewer ncaciag: + ‘eteeeeee secneeseats: Seeateaeae eer’ *@ Seeeeceese: ‘“*@ @©@ @ @ & & **® Sate eeraeeer Sere eeewe eta ‘ete eecaee « / eS eseeeaer Me ee SF 8-8 @ @ @ S &@ @ se = @ | ~ . “teusee’> = A Was dye ye “y pele of that riod held that | , ee See = = =r aE ae . YK T Speen = & . Hy x — tar i. Bt | : could @emand—aend ees CO , clede hel é perpetual ran > 3) “S35 we Fs — : Bae =. 1 w ms = “ SS ad age ae Si . FESS .~ EE 2s : i ' z : ar ef tes | b a big price if Union Electric should cnise. rh Present das North ‘ DRS Binge, « aes ee ae ee jis ot: eee SERRE a por = wl: B= AWA SLL — . eee | | | . gi | ee Pa Onl show an inclination to buy, as if) American attorney: OoOmbed G , ne ei ade 2 : Mts. = 7. iv. a y y later did. win’s contradictory opinion an Sn ae ee eae om ge if Say SS. ~ 0 Eee os UE 4 Z : | we : RT eceaincsts tm La-| North American tc Saerenpas yee eS See eee one Sh ai are es Ss | , Sy > | mk R $9 Down ence with his subordinates in La- North merican lost interest in | oe eee hs i hal S223 ‘s— iy : Tt ee § pee seeare emphasiz m ane i en unroe fa property t o NB ata ‘ 2 14 rl e- he = > a EY 7 a LA , ns . Poss ee te ae ~ * 3a Be * a % , =e. SRR as . = . ' , pose ttti (heres pee Fens ‘Bos = | 2 fe Ww . vay “s gpg see tered an = | ” Se , : : ee He i Sweets = 5 : ret a rae ——— — ss es “, : = : : , — a = - : — : sm = —_ soe = ee a 2 = e| : 1 a ce ee ascn ik | : 7 attorneys simu a pet Be eer 3 Bess ee | aguas Sn eee Mk = Se, oe | = et Be ie i a" 2 ge 3 2 | ‘ discs eg tmaanneeggaae ce ly held that Lacied Be oo ae: eee nee ES ee ee IN 3 ee =i * 2 | drove the Union company. : : | 3 : el a é There was considerable building in St. Louis at the The St. Louis Theater was completed, and when Union Elec- tric salesmen went out to complete tinued, a aps : the formality of contracting , to Not more than 10 day se cuenees | s ce, Sewecees, | Not mere than 10 dave stapeod |EM | I 12-Piece Bedroom, $98 they found Munroe’s Laciede sales- urther interes in Lacled a ~ a 9 men on the ground offering lower affairs. The ispate] oa ) You may think it ca: ¢ done ome here Monday and we will on eam prices than Union's published nounce hat inre h3 on ne a oe ms r $98. you get-a beeutiful Nroehler loose cushion a ‘ ae %o matter how hich a price you intend to pay for a bedroom suite schedule of rates. tract } ill , daveaport and a uazir, upholstered in fine velour. bridge lamp and Te ‘ ‘ , I . Lie) val eas Moreover, Union Electric pays ities in St. Louis. And 17) You will be amazed when vou sce it and mystified as to how we do it. : da aM ad | Ser ow she | | 2 . aC 24 Me Nee a | to the city 5 per cent of its annua! lect: las Ca tilly nurtured For $28. you get a genuine walnut veneered Saie, comprising a 60-incl . 5 — e The housewife who glories in her kitchen, will love this compiete outfit. = sales of electricity as a tax, but that market It has sold nore buifet, extension table, five chairs and armechair. all beantifully dee & It cormtains everything necessary to start housekeeping, a porcelain-top det Munroe, because of favorable pro- na ~V O00 OOF O eferre rated. a buffet mirror. table art. a pair of torcherés, fruit bow! and - : og ; kitchen cabinet. Gouhie oven cabinet cas range. side-icer refrigerator, 3- : 4 visions of his franchise, paid virtu- stock to §& Louis residents and silver trey. Try to equal i ‘e2iNn. a a 3 piece breakfast set and congoleum rug. a2 5 Simmons Coil ally no tax on his electric business. | has succeed iy 1aint: : , E: Munroe employed that saving | S{OcK at par. : *. ns ‘ t | Spring also to ahave Union rates. He cap- tured several largé contracts he | Dlock sale of Laclede t; lorie af y ; Jat +. She oe y AMY van " | : ) City Club, apartment buildings, an S° Eh ; rice, It appeale se os | Par ts iy 1K 1 t { | we j \ | —— fe ms : : | . ; . a * . . 7 C . a 2 ; " ' ’ : _~ . » : } sien —— ki Lea la cag ee ‘ 7 os SW eagles CORRE SS ities a “J fe sy haepeitie. pity woh Aon cash ie lead “ 2 ve > office building or two. The Union company felt that it was being subjected to unfair cor- dea petition. It felt certain that an ®4'S 4nd the contract for sale was appeal to the Public Service Com- btuhit ae ma & am = ee : enn . ee: os | : = mission for a construction of rates | Attacks Validity of Franchise. i; 7 vi \W ) ) hi } [> . ——— ot ————rt ifs H | | -_ ] oe ; mis Soring in constructed of would result In a declaration that ~ Was then that Union Electrt 2 bi Th - ee to itr - 7 j=. aD Ha Bit Hie : 4 ' ae ee —., S*%ke tempered wire, Munroe could not apply wholesule +4 EH I Bil ~ Pi | | | = 3 cet, BEBvily enameled to rates to the character of customers —. Be. = "a cree by all utilities in the same be permitted to earn only pen the a . re : 7 - comm v. M ‘ : ' aii * bi up OT ¢ ; - 8 5 ; = >. +43 4 : Offers $150 a Share Profit. in service of th a} . | SEEN St ar a LA \ ANVAA' = y q % , service of the public * ) — 4 2239: SS ESN AY ORRIN AAX yes GE 25 * 55 | BS | in Ww nor ° r . ; > =: > ' yp — 2 = E - a = ; ‘ g-r a a rates on the basis of a fair retur upon the sum required to ren lar In 8t. Louis and Union knew Ad; ; . | siti suce the property at present prices that the effects of unpopulari:y of Egan one® public utility is felt in «am. de. to the deciared that he subscribed theory that utilities shoulda There seemed only one solution—— Moreover it may 'o buy out Munroe, both his zu some ¢ ture De rr od of ; — - : aa . ¢ w& es 3 ; - . 7 77 } ’ 23 nox : ; —_ s r. — 5 » @ electric business, and thor that fhe publi $1.00 Down —> > — I, Three beautiful ieces« a 4 is of unusual beau and were some conferenc ups we PAY ean , : ‘ P Bs 1 , ; ces upo ? Yai on of , . Ss fi sie E ‘ Wa! nut coneeeh Sialen wicetianed 8256 , Hat tg : ae . , of finely woven reed 3 4 veneering ‘over cabdil see — : Saucon Oasis and that might a> bie oak case ie: ; 2 , 6G ) — : share ag the price it was willing to serve to wipe out actual invest * 4 “s oD : : _ ee fiber. beautiful cre- | — oe - consists of large- size buffet, ‘ ‘ a Ul : v Ee. 4th Gy i’ es o 4 ‘ - . ‘4 y ths } . > e " " ‘ : : a A 3 —— ’ ee : ; Ty 2 pay for the stock in Laclede which ment. An exam ple here is the! an Ss i ts hite enameled in bw ae % _ ‘sty aa ee tonne upholstered | : ™ upholstered-seat chairs and See ee ; ; A ” . -- =— oo i yy > . ' 4 ; om * we Munroe got at approximately $: Cahokia plant of Union Electrie ror, dest insu- , & @ a S . spring scats. a share. Munroe turned u s Suilt during a period of high prices nose at the offer. and which might cost much less to s , : : .. LT At times Laclede lectri f } a ite 5 “ s©@ e@1ectric serv- build at some future thme . ice would fail Laciede custom. NOrth Amertcan isthe firet large oe: 7 a ' s ore then would flood Union's public utility to declare adherence 2" Refrigerator a m ees remedy with demands to te the prudent investment theory, a now what was the matter with and will become anathema to other y atten ” : . - —o— the —— whe mot dif- large utilities that have set up the; ( wep pepe ogres % fad Aid i } Your e between Laclede and reproduction new theory and | © porce Opens to a full-size dou- | Unten at all times. Union hegan have impressed it upon courts w + a lain inside and — ble bed, excellent spring. a _§ or “ .. outside . artistic curved out wal- a. ; Old ag “g Public faver from the! considerable success. On the othe finished ends. Only $9.65. ure , line ; , . | Then ‘* ro ome ines. hand. other utilities sensing | Seeeaeas “2 8 | iii. : came apparent that er eproduct! — 7.9 & © 8-8 @ & : dangers of reproduction new ma3 ee ee 6 8 8 8 6 8 6s a ete a ean v2 . vate os 8 8 2 8 8 se es ee —~ Seeeerese es F fe ee * = SQ ea @eeesas = = a =" &# &§ 8&8 @ Ss g#esss & s = “ lation.

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WEEK-END ION FAREs* OVER J U LY FROM os Trip ; Toe ‘sr ‘Long ee Rouse ee ES EE SRR dl - DANVILLE “oe mamas tion System | Phuscs: PYler 2800, CEntraj ISPATCH WANT AD. Results al. ed on canceted insertions. of this glorious single room or an to the last deiail at saving. lLasy terms, ; ' i} nt ; cir i? ail i! i] ; ii] N ! ; i? a" i! ‘ ee > oa sine a EET ane a ail es i — = * ot] —— ~~ _ : v . — —— ‘ . > i. we mall / ; / : : } / ; f ) a / : ‘ . “i. > \ " N C ‘ ' : v ; f r oe - > er . ~~ J : ° ix 0 Cz * 8 2 Delivery) in Overstuffed Bed Suite |! beautiful combination of velour and consists of a davenport i | tl $4.95 ; $1.00 Per Week U | ? | Straining the dentist from exhibit- | single breasted. 4 Values $20 & $25 LONG PANTS ): . 50 1000 prs. Boys’ | : ; EDS oo Orc Be cB amen c ; PRAISE FOR MISSOURI | STATE PARK SYSTEM ‘Secretary Torrey of National conference. Calls It One of Finest in Nation. Missouri has acquired within a surprisingly short time, and with ee | reasonable expenditure, one of the | finest State park systems in the | nation. This declaration was made | by Raymond H. Torrey of Wash- | | ington, D. C., secretary of the Na- | tional Conference on State Parks, following a recent inspection tour of three preserves in the Ozarks, bought by Missouri a few months |ago. Previously he had seen other } units in the system, now number- |ing 12 parks, Torrey, accompanied by C. D. Montieth, Chief of Parks, visited the new reserwations in Franklin, Wayne and Dent counties. In a statement to the Post-Dispatch he said they offered land and water areas of the highest quality for the purposes of the State Game 'and Fish Department, for game | propagation, fishing, camping, |bathing and general outdoor rec- 'reation. The various areas, he | thought, were “high types, of the outstanding scenic and recreation- i al values of this Missouri moun- tain region.” tat The statement continued: “Two general features of the Missouri State park system are in | line with the most progressive i thought in the development of $179.00 Seven-Piece Walnut-Finish _ |i BEDROOM SUITE such preserves, The Game and Fish Department is acquiring tracts of ample size, with capacity for al] sorts of game propagation and recreational uses, and it is seeking to locate its parks with reference to easy accessibility from its ceniers of population, at pres- ent from St. Louis, Springfield and Jefferson City and eventually from Kansas City and St. Joseph. Park Standards Higher. “Forward-looking State park 4di- rectors in many states, appreciat- ing the growing demand for out- door recreation and wild life con- | servation, are setting their stand- ards larger and larger as to the | size - the areas they acquire. They are coming to realize by experi- ence that the most valuable out- door preserves, from the popular | vpoint, are those wifhin a few | _hours of large cities. | “Missouri possesses in th: “zarks | @ regic of high and rugged re- Hef, heavy woodland, magnificent 'eprings which keep the streams Seaetmer in summer with clear, coo) ieahia r. suitable for game fish’ a re- gion made “ws nature to conserve | wild life and provide recreationa!) | outlets for human population. “Few cities in the United States are so blessed as St. Louis and Kansas City, and other urban cum- munitics; in Missouri, in having such an elevated, wooded and weil watered mountain plateau go0 near their doors. New York and the | northern New Jersey cities possess such highlands close by; Philadel- ‘phia ind Pittsburg have them t~ and | somewhat further away; San Fran- | COY cisco, Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle, on the Pacific Slope, and Denver, in the Colorado Rockies, are similarly fortunate, but there the parallel stops. Provides for Future. “The Ozarks are big enough for he future growth of the metropol- itan communities in Missouri, and the present and prospective park acquisitions of the Garne and Fish Department provide for the recre- tional. needs of the people of the tate and of tourists from other parts of the country. for today and for the future. “The three new parks provide great reserves of conservational] and recreational material. The parks about the great springs in the Southern Ozarks, which he saw in 1925, when they were new, have since come into great public use: the newer preserves offer va- riety and room -for the great in- crease in outdoor enjoyment which the earlier parks have stimulated. “Even in their undeveloped state, their acquisition on Jan. I, visitors already have begun to swarm into them, and to. spread the news of their charms, so that large popular use, as with the earlier parks, is following close on their purchase and the initial preparations to receive the public. High Rank for Missouri. “Surveys: of the State parks of the United States, which have been made during the las three years by the National Conference on State parks, show that Missouri, with 123 such preserves, totaling 36,690 acres, holds a high rank in this of public service. Its general park plan is in line with the ideal of “a o> Since the National Conference—a nembership organization composed of State parks and forest officials and private supporters throughout | the country, and supported by their tr hutior s—of bringing such preserves, for conservation of wild ife and promoting human recrea- i tion, within reach of all the people “Forty-four states now possess such parks or forests. more than nm number, and more than .000,000 acres in total] area. The prograss Missouri has made in this field in the last three years and promises to continue will raise her to high rank in this respect.” Radio Stations Lose Appeal. ty ‘ & Sar bare } regs WASHINGTON, June 26.—Four New York radio stations, which objected to the new wave assign- i] |ments given them June 15 by the F f U | Federal Radio Commission. have UIUTE | ij been «denied permission to make i changes The commission an- nounced its decision against the ap- peale of WRBRRS at i RBrooklyn: ‘WCGU. WRNY and WHAP. all in Ne ‘“ York (“its Th every case .t? radio station sought $i } new: r WMCALE SUNDAY a ie JUNE 26, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 7B WALL STOP! LOOK!!! Don't overlook this sensational sale! Wall Paper worth up to $2 a roll, which we formerly sold for JSc, extraordinary values, georgeous designse— all incinded in this amazing sale from 1c a roll to 10c a roll. Your choice of the entire house (over a million rolls) at 10c or less per roll! Be Sure Choice of the House Ic to 10c¢ PAPER SALE THE MOST REMARK F— Sk a e $10 Down $5 Month _——— > S Remarkable Value \™ 6 =— consisting of a Fruit Bowl and a pair of 4 Open Saturdays Till 9 p. m. Other Evenings FURNITURE co by Appointment 1030-32 Franklin Av. ’ ‘ae a om, oe = 4 oi , er oe re mew, 1 Sif VP. ‘ "itiew 94 Pima pean ar oa 7 We Kee al bi oe at ae ba me a ee Fs F eo -* * ee ee ee : Ps =e * id aaa abe <cceur: Desi Pee he AME ett IRI pe ie fag Ty alate. 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PAGE 8B__ By the Aesociated Press PHILADELPHIA. Any mine owner who wu Jacksonville scal f be civen union worker MINE WAGE PARLEY FAILS *==°= } r tn . @ , . : > ™ “—i*« =m 14 »*@seo7es 8 7% . ‘ I eCnnsvVivania bPRR UTI II #4 i4e : > ,2i€i Gs, I? | ~ ce ] " . » - . i” — 4s ee .¥ - Mics ‘ : . Years Building Better Furniture | ‘ hewes Delmar BI. CAbany — | 4-Pc. Be It ST. LOUIS HOUSE FURNISHING CO. $02-04 Franklin Av. ls indeed seldom we are in ? pre ERI SS Scr See ee ad om , siete Velour Upholstered—$1 Weekly This attractive Suite consists of arm chair, arm rocker and davenette that 5 00 Has most improved coil bed construgtion. made by the Pullman Co. may be opened into Special! See Our 3-Room Outfit *350 Easy Terms i l HO full-size bed tnoroughly well constructed of hard- i and comes in beautiful antique wal- 7 aitractive burl maple iber, all we ask for this is onlv $169.00. Pav a . and the balance $2.50 off—be here wef + Ub iv Mo ais ; . 30 Nights’ Free Trial De Luxe Bed Validity Previousiv Recegnized. — . ’ t ~ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ° oP a4 » | — Se nee seta Beautiful Boudetr Lamp with lacquered ~hade and pottery --piece socket hase Has 4&-ft. chintz Silk cord arul Open Every Monday and Saturday Night Till 9 O'Clock Pe ST.L SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER GOEBBELS end CORNWALL ES 902-4 FRANKLIN AVE. USE FURNISHING (()| ee . cer ~ > 2 ‘is St Delwers It 'from the of such advance the company was unable for several years to earo interest on its bonds. It did not resort to the courts tiently until the Commission had made a complete quest. Taxes Increased. “The present rates do not afford the lawful return upon the $092,- 000,000 of propert) Service Commission of - ~8eu the Public the he ated to the public service. “Its recent application for a re-| adjustment ot rates aid not involve | an increase in rates but the exomn- eration of a class of consumers burdens resulting from the unremunerative service which ithe company was compelled to give | ‘to others. “The Laclede company sells gas of 600 B. T. U. at less than $1.06 per thousand, while LOUIS POST-DISPATCH B. T. U. to the county at $1.05 a erty and franchise, eau thousand. 'on the valuation aan “The taxes paid by the Laclede’ Service Company, ' even under | such circumstances but waited pa- examination of | its affairs and consented to its re- | declared by | State to have been appropri- | the North | American Co. sells gas of less high recently ammounted to six percent ed three and one halfgaes of its gross receipts, and during | 5° that we shall have te «. ‘the last year the tax upon its prop- Continued op cen” am SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Fifty Minutes From St. Louis. 2 Rich in ite beritage of refinement and sincerity of purposa, Lindempwood is nationally known as a center of LIBERAL ARTS ART, MUSIC, ORATORY The latest ard best methods of ‘aching, by « \ siaff of experts, offer Lindenwood students san \\ exceptiona] culiural and educational opportunity, A beautiful 138-acre campus, swimming pool, gymnasium, golf and other outdoor sports are exceedingly popular. Write for Catalog and View Book J. L. ROEMER, D. D., President Bex H-*7 St. Charies, Ma nNeticosat?tion Ot widen ALLU AS Je sor bh — ™ Liznt “ Power ‘ o., An artistic. well-built Lawn Chair, delivered to year home painted, for $8.50—wor ready toe be painted. deliv- ered. fer only $5.50 lf you own a lot we will build you a home coms make the payments like rent. Let us show yeu the houses we are building. If your lot is not fully paid for, let us explaig can move in and pay for both house and lot at time. It will cost no more than the rent you ap 10x18 18x18 GARAGE GARAGE For 1 Car For 2 Cars $135 $235 LIBERAL TERMS—EVERY GARAGE PAINTED GET OUR FREE CATALOG of homes, garages and other buildings. Call, write, or phone PArhyiew see Our Display of Garden Trellises STEALEY MFG. CO. Telephone PArkview 5119 Open Every Day This Week Until 8 P. M. 6601 PAGE BL. Convenrert Outside Entrance on Ninth Street. 2 euges Dimdeewoortatmey ee > _——— BASEMENT_ owsit - ‘SE pecinning Monday! Var + learan¢ For Wo 473 Pairs $15 to $18 Laird Schober Shoes $47.00 Laird Schober’s patent lea satin. colored kid Oxfords, land pumps. Incomplete line: a very satisfactory selection. od Other Groups at $ We advise an sirable models will Monday morning Cool Voile Froc Fashion Fe ee Bo 3 For Home and Business Wear ~ $ ie Sizes 14 to 48 So cool, so neat, so delight- fully Summery — these Dresses are exact copies of higher price silk mod- els — of white, navy and black French voile. With Slips and deep hems. Trimmed with organdie col- / , lars and cuffs. »& vw me hi ; : i fo PR ae : “ : a i Smart Styles Elbow Spécial E 1200 Broadclo Size tol M pler befe prie -* “aes ens eo * = -s » © pas 2 ae £ — «ann = — + are clo j eae 2 De e~r a2 a Oe 7 ~~ : $ie@¢ Ti Sale of 47 E Axmi : RIGID mill inspection & .. ‘ifreculars, but the sligs -find. The wearing quality Our Regular $523 2 ” ps Jovi on ee - on | 46 Axminster Rugs Our $5.00 Grade. ze 27x54 Inches. ~ « de i ; S pecia! | $365 Vande

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1.05 a |erty and franchise, preg; = @ : ST.LOUIS POST- lon the valuati cated yl : DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26. 192 - aclede Service iomenaes, “ha boa be ae : JUNE “6, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH — PAGE perceni | ed ~sgg and ‘or half percens — : = ||GAS FRANCHISE during | So that we shall have to po. ame a IS DEFENDED BY i*& is prop-| Continued On Next ¥ ® Travel Information Service — : I. H. LIONBERGER OLS AND COLLEGES Wage ASK MR. FOSTER SERVICE a purchases made re-_ |]| Continued _From_ Preceding Page. , Sil, the Seventh Floor will gladly | a / ond mainder of June entered on pomdintls > the public autherition | O OD: COLLEGWieye you information on transportation / emaen ae receipts to the public authorities OS=s0 ictus | ul : FOR WOME hotels in the States and abroad. July portionate tax thas the Unica. Gs wintectig of girpece. | Hours of Business: Daily 9,00 to 5§:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth company’s property. The city con- ORATORY consented to such valuation rather f and oth td and other outdoor sports gre , adi apaaial per ge met R, D. D., President j | An English Importation of Colorful Dinnerwares money is absurd in view of the - 3 $ “Do ybrook”’ “i . f> rae the stockholders of the Lauciede eUvs, ' 7 ey % Sp Ayes eas . . of soe Imported from George Jones aie — 4 Be market, and all this money came O n e Ss | ES ee ai Breakfast Plates, dozen $7.75 ean —— . share ‘on, thelr ‘sock ‘oy eason Zi a — : be Ss } - ; unroe’ ntervention; 18x1 yy te ya Butter Plates = of 3 fades pt petns wi ei penn increased ; x 8 : . “BY d : eae A —_ = since his intervention. E GARAGE | Fe | ) d Mi | a ss ozen $4.50 ae , saaates % ~ & te oe ee et Bes ee ed a ‘ eet lg ee ey oe oo : delight- . courts have #0 decided over and these green and tan combinations. All equipped, $5 9) over again. os copies aria ¢ .: EF D — ready to hang. Size 6x6.8, BF ar. -1 pute sunt have gas | | a /\ , sila al : | © —— : electricity. cerneé port ouses, Hair Goods | Lightweight Summer | Extra wide—36 inches by 2% ds, in five mission, due regard being had for decp i | | Bm’! \YZ \\te>e before he leaves on vacation, at decidedly a lower : | : lon Pidla dott F Siwured the property invested and the law pracconenapiy’ > i gg VA ed Win eta All Re ular Ta Prices attractive sty es. ain, otte or igure of the land. A forfeiture of the ed /\ iw sea | g g Drapery Fabrics : 7 whi iW | | Vana price. | pery grenadines. Regularly $3.85 pair. ? 75 charter of the Laclede company ! v | “AEE Special - can not under such circumstanceé® fy" iy | crn of these specially tailored sport blouses oa vente Sn Geer Guatiheliele. dies P* a fF jii\ — are made from a very fine quality English broac- Now A. Less: : Special $] 39 Vd. : Fringed Curtains judgment of ouster will be res- Pu a “ /'\ Vk) cloth. They are all the same quality. All white. | | wee aguinet Che company © w- Beautiful assortment of two-tone shadow credible in view of the prior de- Made in the sport style with open neck, short | BLONDE. wig Wt | gg gm a 2 ae en plain laces, in plain and elaborate = es ——— Court. The sleeve, so desirable for Summer wear. ache ie cence Ge | 4s-In. Taffeta, plain, changeable and | designs. Deep rayon bullion fringe, $2 4 5 SpRESERAES Of Sue See Guanes . d striped 45 inches by 214 yards. Special, each Se ean at a ee : 4 : : in the sort of hair piece de- | | ' Li , : poliey of © éicin This Special Offer Begins Monday Morning cama tn ahh See Gee | cy isingenusus rivel ef s0o-In. Figured Taffeta, rainbow the Laclede “gage” boomer gg ) Cretonne Chair Pads Previously Recognized. long or bobbed. This un- | | 40-In. Colored Striped Austrian | “14. The Laclede Gas Light Ce. sal aie eaoteee tat Krinkle Kloth. | An immense assortment of both light and mes Seen piseeeeenll aantiate. only four more days! | | s0-In. Shiki Rep Cord om tissue | dark patterns in fine cretonnes, made into ‘ing corporation under a valid : ° | on tie Veusttes: Sema these thick, tufted pads, at the remark- &5¢ \cnertes Sy ee Soe of Sale of 47 Extra Heavy High-Pile : Permanent | | . Suitable for casement curtains or able price lis contact. - * soma | Waving | lightweight draperies, bedspreads, Others, with 20 button tufts, $1.25 and $1.95 By the Secretary of State, whe pillows and scarfs. nerease Curtain and Drapery Shop—fFourth Floor. saeate 20 thee ai a — ° | A eee 17) Frederic’s $ | alleged expiration of its charter, 7 ; S oe | Moshad | Pines a a cniieeisininitiliiitieal and exacted the fees prescribed bg | ces. | law on such increase. By th | Operators of Wight ene Only Four More Days to Save 257% to 30% in the nance No. 36166, approved July & ®PIGID mill inspection has classed these Rugs 4s | Special give you a “Permanent” at | 1926. , itreculars, but the slight misweaves are hard to | ‘f= ea oe Advance Sale ot Blankets ob? ine, Scot Deputies $8 tee ein Ale inate . “hedeg > ne BA" Se « : % Agi “ mind. is ’ : : Method Vitatonic Com- , , | Permits to string wires ang leg he wearing quality is of the best. oaneail $15 OW’S the time to secure your Winter bed coverings of this special quality, selected | Dipes in the streets of St. Louis. 2- t Ru ong fiber wool. woven into a soft, resilient fabric. Five-inch blocks of deep, rich By the local and State Assessors Our Regular aricinies = seg . ee: pe $5 : FT ony ‘onoe-anl grounds, matched with four-inch lustrous bindings. Stitched four |im the taxation of the franchise of Beauty Shop—Third Floor times. Priced by the pair. | the company es an existing fran- : | 46 Axminster | 20 Axminster 15 Axmunster Order Now—Charged and Delivered in September (chise, such franchise having bees valued for the purpose of taxatios Rugs Rugs Rugs Full Size, $10.95 Twin Size ; $9.50 | py the courte of the Siste to 96 |Mo., 86 Mo. 102 Mo., 130 Mo. and Our $5.00 Grade | Our $8.75 Grade, Our $36.50 Grade, Shoppers’ Aid Service Took ae ep Size 27x54 Inches. Size 36x70 Inches. Size 6x9 Feet. i cecdcitie aks Ae RippletteBedSets = =| Dimity Bed Sets , |" By three former City Counselora, Superior quality of white cotton, with ainty pin stripes o ue, rose ee | Bell, Marshal! and Schnurmacher.* Special Special | Special to do your shopping, make use Jacquard stripes woven in blue, rose or in Frere _ Excellent quality. Mrs. J. 5. Mawkine Given Réveseh of our shoppers’ aid service. gold; scalloped edge. Need no ironing. without ironing. %Mrs. Edna May Hawking of : 50 Just telephone your needs and : ; | Full Size Twin Size Full Size East St, Louls was granted a @- : > 2.65 oe | . 20 > , 4~ they will be purchased for you Twin Size | vorce yesterday at Belleville freus | Reg. Reg. | with all the care and attention os $3.95 | yd $4.95 : no $3.75 rey $4.25 | pratt Mens ‘a po ak y 8 you would yourself use. Vandervoort’s Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. mee raged! pow ee a a Vandervoort’s Rug Sb op—F ourth Floor. was granted custedy of a Geughtes anc he of & son. ades, $2.95 and $3.95. _— ah

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‘fer of $25 PAGE 10B wg SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- a HELD AS SUSPECT IN EIGHT TAKEN IN RAIDS | ALLEGED MURDER PLOT BY NARCOTIC NEN re Carpenter Said to Be Involved in Plot to Kill M. P. M’Don- nell, Plumber. A police guard has been as- Bigned to watch over the person of Myles P. McDonnell, who is to be wne of the the State's anti-trust suit against the St. Louis Association of Master Plumbers, following a report by an unnamed man that he over- heard four men 0 for Me der last Thursday. According to police, gion was carried on at boulevard and Easton avenue. Two of the men are alleged [to hers $250 to Donnell’'s m the ad £c ij8- principal witnesses in ‘raids Grand Two Phy Arrested in Illinois by Two physicians, to be narcotic pecaiers, t: said to be pec were arrecte in Will addict. Hardin b 3 \. for a third pi counties in possession n + iv Aa Tra Tit man ste es fora n Fededal: Officers. two Women, Sa: A Alar *hree @dlers, and an a! in a series of Saline and Illfnois iamson, have offered the ot ad Now the Super Cl & MFG.COS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Reserve Stock Including Firre Furniture From Americas Best Makers ~ “It won’t be long now!” We’re sell- ing out the Superior Furn. & Mfg. Co.’s reserve stock and when these sensational bargains are gone furni- ture and home ‘needs will again sell here at retail prices! GAS RANGES S 425° High-grade, all-enam- eled. side-oven style, of IN THIS 150.000 SACRIFICE SALE AT THE HUB. You save up to ONE-HALF, even THREE-FOURTHS and MORE in this great sacrifice of a large furniture wholesaler’s stock at less than cost to make, in many cases. Buy now for future use. REFRIG ERATORS =" White enamel -lned | Side-Icer; large size, nickeled shelves, pat-j ented water trap. Other Refrigerator Bargains Selling Price i-piece porce- 7 $59.75 white all por- $69.75 $69. get McDonnell! out of the way. Ons of the men to whom the offer was made is said to have objecte the inducement was Acting on this information, told McDonnell of the piot : have been $38 Steel Da-Beds $24.50 apringc style. tm finixh. with eretonne in choice of blue, gray or white enamel. = Ori 7 mas Other Gas Range Bargains Selling Price $16.75 $29.75 hye LOR Oa he a ea ; ie RE RRELALE LIAL LIL ELE EEE EEE EE TEE of $275 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite Massive davenport and chair with $ 1 4 9: .50 hand-carved top rails and frames, Other Living-Room Bargains covered in mohair and linen friezes Selling Price Coil watnur pad and cover. $0" Regular Price $24.00 Gas Range $42.50 Cabinet Gas Range $72.50 Combination coal and gas wed . $49.50 $85 Bungalow Gas Range and Kitchen Heater $49.75 $225 Moore's Combination—Gray or blue. High gas oven $135 and broiler All Makes—Quick Meal, Bridge & Beach, Oak, Etc., on Bakers, Premier, Charter display. licemen guard him and his plu at 4467 Olive alleged plotters arreste, a! municado. A hearine } McDonnell is a wi rrow., Regular Price street $19.75 Ice Chest. $55 Side-Iccr, 1-Piece porceiain lined. nickei trim (50-ID.) - Ls > ow Bons sem fhe: ok og Wet: ¢ ores : + . A i Feed L u imit On I abadie Detoer Regular Price $155 3-piece Velour ‘‘Bed’’ Suite with , edges bound in moss. $200 > * + % - . T Vit i©@ i lif - #ia , ail sat cre ’ s Try “Se ~s a4 _ > ~ ‘ $115 Steel Clad. celain lined: nickel trim: capacity “45 $135 Steel Clad, white or cray I-pe. porcelain lined: ice (100 Ibs.) or mechanical refrigeration. Chifforobes $15.75 (.olden eak large clothes com- partment. five draw- ers and hatbo.u. ; ee ow als sitting awarded him. He to discuss the alleged practice fixing pric bing contrs through e neepange bids. . * $23 5 2-piece Jacquard and Friezes Suite— Carved frames, loose cushions mae $29 2-piece Mohair Kroehler ‘‘Bed’’ Suite— Carved frames, reversible cushions $550 3-piece Mohair and Friezes Suite— Carved top rails and frames PK ON piun had ni eh debebetetetnteteicttiete ttt ttt ttt at ia ie h TT TTT PT Tiiitiiiit | ee ai leged plot ne his ‘life u formed of th: between the dary. OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. PRICES CUT All Spring and Summer Suits Cut 95 Tailor-Made Not - Called - fo UP New Suits . — bed. chifforobe and vanity in antigq > highway ipprox- Bourbon $2 Steamer Chair 95c Adiustablie. awning sf-iped vas sent. $12 “Old Hickory” Arm Rocker $2.50 Lawn Bench 31-25 $5.50 red and natural fin- Reend back and seat ish. ef aplit cane. Enjoy the Cool Evenings Out of Doors Selling Price $168 8-Piece Walnut Dining Suite Period design in*Huguenot walnut _ 5 O ish. Includes oblong extension table, & / buffet, five side chairs and armchalir.. walnut. Dustproof .. Many Other Bedroom: Bargains Selling 3 wit h can- Regular Price $1 85 4-piece Green Enamel Bedroom— Dresser, bed, chest and vanity $225 4-piece Walnut Poster Bed Suite— : Poster bed, dresser, chest, vanity. . 4-piece Inlaid Walnut acto eee : $275 bed, chifforobe, vanity : FINE ODD PIECES Superb examples of cabinet work from noted makers. One of a kind. Choice of nearly 100 pieces practically one-half off. For example: / — Price 2.75 Maple Rocker—rattan seat $6. 50 Maple Rocker—rattan seat and back $15 Couch Hammocks $6 ‘‘Old Fickory Arm Rocker $16.50 4-Ft. ‘‘Old Hickory’’ Settee $17.50 ‘‘Old Hickory’’ Porch Swings eo « evener we Sale of Rugs and a Regular Price Selling Price $16 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs (slight seconds) $3.75 $35 9x12 Seamless Velvet alent $45 9x12 Axminster and Fringed Velvets $30 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs $80 9x12 Fringed Wilton a $18 36x68-inch Wool Wilton Rugs $5 27x54-inch Axminster wine $22 9x12 Cork Linoleum Rugs, all perfect $12 9x12 Perfect Gold Seal Rugs, no borders. . $1.25 Printed Cork Linoleum; square yard Qo eeeceesse eecnees —— = Many Other Dining Suite Bargains Regular Price Selling Price : 195° 8- piece Spanish Dining Suite—Beautifully : ene ei rved and finished cateas Huguenot Walnut Suite—Buffet. $200 china, table, 6 chairs 1 | $149 Convenient Credit Terms! A Year to Pay! O8 REQSSCRSSEEE SESTEESESCES SECEESRRESES CRREE SEE $12 to $25 Bridge Lamps =n $6-95 $15 to $35 Junior Lamps wom fgncr aeeo- $EB-IS $8 to $15 Table Lamps (bheice with ig 95 SESERESRSEE VRB EEeeeeeee segeaseeecae BERESSEESEER SERRE RERES RECESSES ES Beeeeeeeeea: 4 et ceeteeee > wrought bases. shades, iren or with ex- wired Seeteececeeaeseeeeacae Selling Price $42.50 $37.59 $57.00 $17.50 $10.50 Regular Price $92.-0 Carved Walnut (ase $80 Walnut and Tapestry Occasional ¢ hair $110 Ger Colonial secr Library 5 ae ae ie ioe ASE PR eae CAA et Weighted bases. iren er with silk $20 Princess Dresser $9.75 as shown, enk. with trench piate rit bi mine Wolnut ‘tary n-Gie GEE RIL FADED $235 Malogany C tr mie of wane atyrles silt, shades. wrought complete naPrtisitte wired Renee we $75 Duncan Pfyffe Console and “firror “to COATS&VESTS* 12°54 “= TRADE IN YOUR -@ OLD SUIT ON A NEW ONE Se DRESS IPANTS o- BIGGEST CUTS Wash Skirts, “Se; Woolen Skirts. cost £2.50 Rieuses, Ge; V omens (assimere (mussed). o5c; Boxs' Khaki Ceats, Th. * Weelen Coats, $1.25; Girls’ Coat«, 9h. dies’ Newest Spring Hats, Sc: Hiking Suitx. Massed £2 Dresses, 2c; Boys’ Casximere Suits. S Pe. Fiber Suite Larger =Otte armchatr imd arm rocker. in dex a 43 ratc] STay her ere tonne: cushior nT sm and hac k ™ . a 5 er auto spring “a1its . Tectonne scats and hac a Regular Price $25.1") SS Oh) biber Rockers 314.00 Biber Rockerx. CTretonne all-ename] SSGSS CES Seah ekaaosecoe CORRE RESREEE BERBERS beeen »- pies ¢ co ered ‘Seeeeuenge oes ge nNenn OsmEROSnEEE EnSRORpESaND endoenesneen enoES : $20 F elt Mattress $12.50 “G-th. la ver-felt Mattress; deenil . iufted, reil edigce in lancyY ar ticking. g@ Sale Price —_ “Clee. cre. onae wa saa sok $12.50 $19S 3-Piece Fihbe T Soilt na ba $82.50 Table $i 95 r? $65 Blue Finam. Kit _ cata pooase os SEES $i” Upholstered aa $4.25 Sale Price $2.25 Golden Oak Dining (hairs $ I 55 $39.75 Sotees oe (hina Cabinet. bent glass, «ides and (oor $22.50 $17.50 VW ood Berd -~. mahogany and oak fin- ish $14.50 $4.90 Folding $4.00 Pedestal E.atension Tabic«. <42-in. tepa. oc arts $2.75 * “tm give amie We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps € “Walnut” or “Mahogany” ae Former Price 2ilao 3- Piece: Port Bed Daven. “tite $29.75 Pedestal E.xten- 3-Pc. Mohair Livin sion Tables 6Oom = Swaite dtd deied hhh hhh PPR LEE EEE ELELELLELETLE. eee eeeeeceeaae iideiiih hhh tt EEELLELELL LTT irtT dtd dh ddd hhh hhh LLL IPT TITEL LILLE LiTtitirt Cush i 2. t be $30 Golden Oak Buffet : $12.50 Massive pinte $25 Golden Oak Table $11.50 SSSR eeeeaeeee So (Olden Oak Cenfer Cane-Velour Suite $39.75 WV alnnt-finished frames with enne hacks and vwelour cushiens. Settee. armchair and arm recker. as shown. see ee a2eeae eoeeeceaee err ee ee Cee eee stvie with cine hack mirrer and draw. ers fer silverware and linen. $65 Ivory or Gray Vanities $29.75 r¢< err? or gray enamel t -iple-mir- a rer \ amitte« fer- te SO5.0°. $45 Golden flak Baffets $6.00 Porcelain-iop Tab- les. slicht seconds Receiar } ratics & green Se eer eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Convenient Credit Terms— A Year to Pay ON SALE AT indicates veneer or color cept where specifically stated. Frames or bases of ms mert« e a | a ‘8 a a oe = LJ Cc & oF ? a og a = eo) a S 2 is . “ 7 i = s t a < a m a“ be o £ e 2 a 3 é _ 2 a e & & 3 = = - hb c= Cs & | a 5 e e & - = a = 5 & a . r a a - ® a r . * & z a e o = s a 2 a s 2 2 * o = s . » i . Ss a = * € * * = 7 ~ = e a « Mead Meter ©%. vht—Warne Yarer Salers. ‘ T H +

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ibn ye PI hime Ne EN ag a iT -se, = Yfwn fftlity, YYtttitt yfftttiy 4 Wt 4 Uf lUlts flit h y UE M0 , NG 2 ie LY” Jw GY Yi ” fed WYVYfll/ BY yfttly Yittt Yl""s Yflttllds yfflltty titi Ytlty, Yi” (K HOME y, U a weet £... ia Z ly, Yyrapy Yo Yim b4 5 4,4 jut Bs F 2 C 4G “s ae ey of rumor of contemplated mergers . : sndicate. Gravel s | ' hicle registrauons for the United # i ¥ eam ra 7 % m ae: in the automotive industry {= cur- ) $20 Phono aiiaeepy except WwW! tates in 1926 was 10 percent, the; {Jf —. OT TS OW ies Rae — Ul rem. This has been a frequent oe- ——— F er ae has permitte nsive increase in the total amount of spe- | RED _— al “ag ine ot Wee oh A ee currence for several years past, ee ee $12 75 We erance Work. | cial taxes, exclusive of the personal | ) oo | in Salen Oe Oe a ccc a En eB but just now strength is added to “Ss. iicaisine ° 4 engin highways in the Sta property tax, collected frem motor | | Pe. me dn? ee i. nagging | the probabilities by the fact that a tage ~ —_ ee. Se... open to through traf- wm hic le owners by the 48 states and | Cee tes ate i |. GE tee ——— a” party of Eastern capitalists has Bargains case, as show, 7 ” Road eonditions in southeast eo? 4 the District of Columbia was 16} ibe Sat “ff , Bae 2 £m i 3 oO a been in Detroit very recently, mak- " i i 1 tured “ Se cipe | Ne ogg ~— cent. | LE me ee Poe e ~* =e Le | 5, Bie vey 3 ae” ing a survey of the situation and This is brought out by the Amer-| pan On ny aaa 2A! Pe PR , a ee i” | Diag mae sounding out executives as to the Map of the route from St. Louis southwest on Manchester road ican Automobile Association in its| te: oo ar Zs i Ee Le Pag Rie Be © | i 5 agua possibilities of combination. Sev- Seg} minor roads causini ~ see gang Creek Road and back to St, Louis over the Olive pater vehicle registration and tax-| Mae dita - ee: “a Wg ie ve mee | oy i? 4 i. 4 eral on in both = ar ena St orarily to bi hiilocked. ‘ . ation map for 1.6. a. ° ” «pe, “Gaga ge * ona ; ; as i Car an e commerce ve ridonit On Labadie Detour HERE ic pe apoealing \ecttler ther, ja ie The av erage per vehicle tax levy | bos : ie gt hag ry Sy OT ag OO” spies et ail : ee ie ; ; been approached and numerous $ 1-2 mile Labadie detour countfyside in all of St. Louis | homespun carrying « lour rifle and the United States was $21.60 Min ca a ee ge ee 4 Lb Go me suggestions have been made, The ‘ones Summit on U.S 66 ‘ounty than. that traversed by follow: a wo wees se 8 in I «©, aS compared with $29 in| Re in igttin e P i a Oe Zi ncitlitaal = nites EE iM th ee survey has taken in plant, equip- : ii : ad : 19 . an tncrease of & x r cent in - és io : ‘ + fe bape oA OY aes gti ee Ye Pee ae eh 4 ME ih i ae ment, capital and most important we ~~ ge a pee by of all, personnel of management. ; . Louis-Springti: j Je,J e}: sl! ‘ P x | : - ‘ _ L- _— : rr ou P $59.75 Bi. + , ; sa : age ee hab aster: abi she agcescent of tn lil 18 made 1’ monthe Tine whe’ sattat , Bgig ¥ \ hegre” 1a Rie eft vi bia’ ; > cre , *s : ’ > r= r¢ . . ; « } . : . _— . . a 44 }’* ‘ ,csi i€ tax aie hn ae" ? ~ , ; a ow “eo ; - how . pid Gt ed : - a sh " ; last we ek is DeLln rei. tsi eoOliCc 3 tang ‘ 4% ‘ $ at dq ; . } ; iti dai i > Te ’ cent since : | oe 2 ' 5 ri ’ hl pas Te ee he ; Le 7, There are. of course, a number J . isVied the left nearlv hidden from the area FFs pee ee 0 ge ‘sen ulin Beith 4 . Fa , 45-Th. $63 75 ) sly } , _— : Ji3, when it was $8.55. ae ‘ | ii Te lal LE PEE ENB, an : of individually strong firms here, eres» § 7 ” ee Ls po ils BOR ge er ; , not now affillated with any com- fray ed by hig iv ¥ . . ¥ . , ot i I KS a Aad ry Is - ai % —- & * — . . 4 2 matched se -~ eres eeey | he hae — : . r aud DY : i« i€é tres 7 Stan S ¢ ' j ité- ‘Sa ‘ = | Taxes Cr ected ror Cari “a ® ; be delays. Sei" — 6d it , evans and € atie! iD mo- swactk 3 } Le + } oe} , i f ee ise aa 3 at pie ae — ioe. : > : —, , " an Ye : y Walnut-finished ca Mies hills on this detour £2. torist has wandered through Etta sepnapeeaabd foo a oe oe Se totajed $475,885,- | bg; gills ill Pe 4 — + ~~ oom: : bination of automobile makers { 10a + : Ween §% oe regom' mtfin, it is ray * & Lhe” rwe _ p 4 . y thin Selling Price 48 ee fe NE UY Chon yeti co Aes ease inet, with ¢ compartments, ST 4 . ae Z i Lri€ mie. ropo;} = 's 4 eript ‘ehic! S f uncertalr ‘in ee e 4 , ee a . : : ; gus , 7 — ee mor or a gtr wagNanpTR aS BEE: oo rR True canyon beauty at Rocky Falls near Winona, in Shannon County, Mo., the heart of the Big; gone into considerable detail in | ‘| Springs country. suggesting possible get-togethers. interesting vacation tourlinto it, a good circuit trip on)Louis, is virtually the northern The strength of existing combina- N A» can be made to last onéjwhich virtually the entire region| gateway to the Big Springs cou.- tions, with their facilities for econ- o two weeks, according to the }can be seen is over U. 8. 61 from/try. In the changing topography | omies of purchase and thelr low of the region which Les beyond} ered cost of manufacture In quan- : ‘CETTINE OTN , seven states had more than l,- ; | 7 gend of the Wild Horse Creek. | registrations in 1926. these nner of travel, runs through th st. Louis to Fredericktown, thence Legend of Wild Horse Creek. minthinine tive sence: siatiedee aia eee Big Springs country in the south- | over U. 8. 67 to Council Bluff, west|this point, the tourist begins to/| tity, is naturally the prime factor a aa | [Oe Sgn mm ICE eee : , .,|east Missouri! Ozarks. This region | from there over U. 8. 60 to Cabool| recognize that the Ozarks have/ in gree esr — Those of th¢ many executives who ve been ap- two previous years. They oe . 4 - - Pye Romer te Prony, 9 he ae a 2 P . ain em WA Abies ie * , phn metfoa ae r¥ gneTi.isS. : * “we pe 6 ee Ean} ey tan ty ain as presents recreation possibilities|ang north over U. S. 63 to Rolla, | been entered. The road is changed, No longer is it concrete as/ proched disclaim any intention of ‘New Yc rk, 1,815,434; - Cali- 600-475: Ohio ; aoe 36a: |not excelled by any part of the! whence U. S. 66 is traversed to St | too. 1600475; Ohio, 1,480,246; 20, | Louis. betwéen St. Louis and Vilat River| merging—but the fact remains that e wild beating o! yrse’s Pennsylvania, 1,455.184: Illinois, 1,-} ‘ ee There are many roads travelable Flat River, 67 miles beyond &t. Continued on Page 10. Continued on i. a oT +ha? , . e765 . eon seems that many vears ag, Rustic Scenery. - + Peete dM Se aaa H On Aer eee . lite ™ a e >. sg » = Sy th pe me x ey Pe he ete et . ny r- I Ts deeerets on Us ; From the rapidity *} 370.503: 785. and i ef Grays Summit Will D€ itance rolling field f grain. ff which the beats fell upon th 1,049,869, Indiana. with} : F feted, making a i a lei ie oat iit od people knew that some-/| 772,326 registrations, was next in| ; | mete from St. Louis to approx ttere ay two-story frame {thing un was hap ine | fas ase ee oe ee ; hru their | n stat ers’ licenses | a, ae + ie. inte oe . . . , , — - aah Te * rt osc ry } ae | 2 . . — . ‘ .* iy 2 mules f , 1 gpurvivor of silaver AVS. a One D} ‘ ; > . » e > . * > . - r+ . -_ “ . . . ‘ + ; wind the id gasolin s the highest five | fs oe P . i x - . 7 ; 1H miloe 4 & ~ > + ~ tic he - zi : sad 7 ;' “ ; : i * - y “ we ™ > » — - *s- * -% . . > . * « > : » +h ¢ o * +i ft. .ahat o -— =x — * . : _— ~~. $35 . — . - . ° 9 4 : o ’ : , ’ » r \ . ; ear* té .' | . a. _* : y ’ YY? 4 : im ie > ait —— 7: aida JS oe i S . s ‘ a 4 ue P| e) : : b45 LAST ALD iw Atl isi BS ‘ So ee | : - ; — : ’ . ] Tune } Cl) c 2. ? > 7 ie u ? x +) A - ‘~~ ‘ : awzion Detour Eliminated . ania, tiey teat ; little mar without h aq New York. °S 786.421: ~* a i dresser, bow-end S Webster Groves divis n- man, i shigan, Vanity in antique? ty t 2 Continued on Page 3. expe tm th: i le ‘ ap re 2 ot & Continued on Page 2. Continued on Page | Bedroom Bargains § e a ep TT) Selling Pree @ , name] Bedroom— () best and vanity ia re & wi Ml: Seale ye ee a, Soe er ee 7 -— — SS pa i EE —————— = =SE Poster Bed Suite— os Sser, chest, vanity...... 2 ea . ; e cally one-half off. _ YY. . Ant. a : ie Every Worth While te lie — Jt : = Feature the Modern F TS en, rn = Car Should Have Good automobiles are made by good Waterproof Bs Se! , | ee | | a | | | oe Clear Vision Bodies - Color Options . _ , builders in good factories. The Paige Cushions " | ee = Tn § " am *, 4 ASS Mohair Upholstery - Walnut Finished 75C ; : : = ! ~s —— | ‘aS | rai ec a “ve vag “yt — oS “a 7. | / 2 ontrasting indow eveals” on plants are j well ] ted and well Closed Boacies + Instrument Pane! Biack patert leatenge y ; ol — er : im , | a | Under Glass, Indirectly Lighted -Vision- . . pe TT i | Nik. Ventilating Windshield + Automatic | equipped, with a factory organization of Replica of “S$ pirit , HH rT : at, itll a | 4%\.| Windshield Cleaner - Solid Walnut of St. Louis” ge ; if one side. . . | ’ ) Sita 1 | Steering Wheel - Rear View Mirror | . S| a | | | & m Tilting Beam Headlights «- Headlight | many years standing. Control] on Steering Wheel « Both Mani- ~~ LAR TNE IR reyes ng EE mame —_* “ca ye ee 4 = ae Lif = : \ , Dash Gasoline Gauge - Gasoline Filter | ‘ ogee . ‘ te ==. EZ . er ee ee | With these facilities at their disposal Brakes -« Balloon Tires ~« Snubbers | . men the three Graham brothers will devote : | Product of the past two years, Hi as Sedan (illustrated), five-passenger, four- their twenty-five years of ind eX~ gg mobile Six embodies every substan- a eg ore ag A ; | , ° . ‘ $12.50 | tial advance that the six-cylinder ger, wich ramble sean, $1585. Reodeeet, perience to so building Paige sixes and . . a ‘ : . ‘with rumble seat, $1385. Touring, fve- . ° ‘ eee = principle has achieved. 7 passenger, $1325. All pric Fad eights that they may still further merit But it goes still farther, with ad- the confidence of the American public. pictured. Matting $1075 ast Sets ees = vancements of its own, wrought from Hupmobile’s long engineering SF experience and ingenuity—new performance superiorities, new ease ; cae We invite you to inspect Paige cars at Selling Price | ; : : | of handling and control, and a decided economy that older types oh $29.78 1 | do not afford. our showroom, and get a demonstration. S2c8 cfee nent In beauty, in staunchness, in luxury of equipment, no finer cars are available within five hundred dollars of the Hupmobile Six price. $35 Occasional : United to these exterior features is the fundamental excellence of ! the Hupmobile Six engine and chassis—built a full 10 per cent , halt. | higher in quality of materials and workmanship—making this Six seat and back. : unquestionably the closest-priced six in America. $25 Golden Pd , é es: | 4/1 Hupmobile Six . 9211.50 icc tber Implement and Automobile Company, 19th and Locust Sts.—Hupmobile Corner WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. ) GRAVOIS Belleville ces i Santen, Bellctille. Hil. 7195 MANCHESTER (Maplewood ) 29?21-23-25-27 Locust BI. Geo. A. Krauss, President Phone: JEfferson 1438 ‘hm. Tepe, tantinily 4 i ave EO AE ett i Retina» acters 50 ig > i ie er am * gd wee tired he aw te Ne wp ar ‘

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OBOE eS yaa teas eo a ~ ae wok t] ; P og PS AE a ep itlan ves beh ee lS =e Vee BIS 0 IEE: agai Bae . P, A faa MIS a ts aes ee y « = pees rie Sons ed tae yy » Gar Ae b Rr 2 BOW tebe! 2 ae, eta ety aes > ae > i Rs ° aM a Ly Me bf re ‘Oy 8 me bam PO eee es ae 2 ee 2 alate . : > or eS Tee ae * » ahr ne gla teh ; i ae WP eli gs Fat ego a ak a A eee yl RD Sh aR A NE an il ye a. - “— Be Night ror’ phe Viet ae A - o > ~ ext ts , &3 a pond = BEFORE YOU GO AWAY ON YOUR TRIP TRADE IN YOUR OLD TIRES ON NEW GOODRICH .GOODYEAR _ FIRESTONE WE WILL ALLOW YOU THE UNUSED MILEAGE ON A NEW SET STANDARD TIRE CO. 2843-47 WASHINGTON BL. “DRIVE-IN” SERVICE JEFF. 0306 car owners are today enjoying greater riding comfort because —save gas, tres and brakes—and lessen wear and tear on the car Gaebrrel Snebbers are choave sold on @ 30-day, money - back guarantee. NEw AND ous SER. Complete Sets, $15.00 to $37.00 SEE YOUR NEAREST DEALFE ER Gabriel Snubber Sales & Service Co. Jf H. C. MERRY, Inc.—Sole Distributors / Lindell 6771 3920 Lindell BL. J Gabnel—and Only Gabriel— Ils a Snubber _SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 CHEVROLET CO. HERE INCREASING OUTPUT. 1 — May Output ~ ul ne St. Louis-; | Chevrolet Car Co. division : | is steadily being increased, ac cord- | to A. W. lL. Gilpin, regi ional | - 456 Cars were put was an averake of abo per working day. Heavy June Output. This figure, however, was creased in May with the output cars. June output should | be materially higher than May, for | ithe first thr ree weeks of this m onth | ' 23.054 cars have been turned out The St. Louis zone in April, ac- | pin. led the Unit ed | tates in cars produced in its price | 1 nity A to (si il class. The tenor of activity at the lo- | increased this week by | of several hundred | 1 all parts of the St. ritory who are renewi mae t The Chevrolet Moto Car Co. * fisc al vear ends July 1. Dealers Renewing Contracts. _ —— r +h hh + igfer O. ine Ley mm ~ ee 60-MILE CIRCUIT TOUR OVER THE WILD HORSE CREEK ROAD | NEW REGIONAL SALES A. W. L. GILPIN. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | STUDEBAKER BUSSES PUT TO HEAD FOR CHEVROLET | UNUSUAL USES, SAYS FACTORY MOTOR CAR CO. HERE | The uses to which motor busses are put are wide and varied. In | fact some of the ways are unique, isays Studebaker Corporation of America. “Some time ago the officials of ithe Johnstown (Pa.) baseball club | were confronted with a transpor- ‘tation problem,” the factory says. i Railroad schedules were not con- ouring the differenet f the Middle Atlantic The difficulty was solved Studebaker 18-passenger | r bus was chartered for | clusively tn touring the Western states. Last summer this organ- cities in Washing- Montana, North Da- kota, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Iowa, and never missed an engage- ization toured America estimates that more than bile wheels. This bus is the | the country. automo | from coast to cost Eat busses exclusively. Auto Paryrolls Inc The pay rolls of the ‘Industry now represents & «.. 2500 Studebaker busses in service of the total pay roll ip tiem on regular bus lines throughout ' States. >. only vehicle on the Little River Railroad and delivers 50,000 miles of service to its owners cach year. “In addition to the unusual uses to which these ‘ehicies are put each year, there are more than | } show troupes use busses, many a ES of them Studebakers. Many vaude- ville acts use busses when on the and Ross Franklin’s Waco orches- two organizations Studebeker buses. In the mountain country of Ten- i nessee a Studebaker bus has been | Le tee — Please Your Family The Touring Season toured, more tar to splatter your car. ter protection and more beauty—yet it costs no more than an ordinary finish. er Motor Coach Co. “Duco” Distributors for Missouri and Illinois JEfferson 3380-81 more roads 822-28 Pine St. Duco gives bet- Low Prices on ‘| TIRES | all Work Guaranteed HARRY WHITE 8 DUNLOP, GOODYEAR and FIF cetorr TRUCK TIRE PRICES if You Are Short of Ready Cash—Buy on \2 EASY > PAYMENTS » Ne Ked Tape—Ne Deiay—Get ng gt Once—Pay While Yeu Pht MERCHANTS TIRE TIRE REPAIRING 2710 WASHINGTON Open Sunday im ng contracts for the All dealers who have visited the here report large business Continued From Page One. eighborhooc * Log of Trip. Lou es Fost. Lame nk PEI SINS Azwteo Unions Probabhie. - _ ~ he Ame! an Medera? k + WOOT TB TO MAKE Aan & a > . ** anize the thousand ESSEX SUPER-SIX +. P ass. Spe e AND [INVESTMENT CORP NORTHWEST MOTOR CAR CO... INC = “ iwo DSalesroonrs: Locust at Lindell Delmar at Taylor M brake worry Of the famed strain of Ara- bian horses twas written: **he wil run all day—all day long kis hardest, and reach his cwiftest as the sun goes dowa.” ustained high speed All day long ~~ in the Seen an, nee oe ae you see but one of many advantages for which the Super-Srx Super-Six principle accounts. The Safeco Compensator automatically Fr practically ail makes of autos, old aT PRODUCTS CORPORATION " Se F MANAGERS TO.HEAR | pont | WEDNESDAY | _ + Louis Automo- ers’ S iteliiet will be} ipa! speaker. ; | speaker wi . and service manager | pcherrole’ Meter Co. Coen? 4 -The Man *acturer s&s of ‘sl sate 00 he FP. Ei ts far away crea: S| ' never a thougne parts 3 5. ben your 3 ste DRAULIC BRAKES CO COMPENSATOR Ino More Pumping . » More “ Bleeding” ai » Dragging Brakes 7 More Lost Motion In Brake Pedal Suid and * ‘bieeds” out air le you drive. Ic keeps hydraulic es working 43° long as these 1 any Jin the tank. With it your brakes LALWAY S senpenll Ie is fully Panter. = , Saal new, equi! pped with hvdrautec Drakes. one insta lied now and be done th brake wo . Literature upon All Models $20 sewol Bowe 4° be ST. LOUTS ¢ ii Here you have 50 miles an hour ali day long—far greater speed achon—dynamic appeals if you want it—thying smoothness m that win you im a nde. Yet the Essex Super-Six provides scores of less dramatic that are just as important in everyday service. Flashing Sane road again. quick, easy steering, nding ease like the finest of big cars, and posi- -dabout - $700 tive brake control that matches bodily comfort with mental ease. alld day through city trathe or speeding ‘cross country, this rest- ful car sets you down fresh at the day’s end and eager for the This amazing Super-Six performance andquality are economical to buy and engineered to lowest operation and maintenance cost. WOTOR sALES CO. IW (bans Sey i Indeii TSS FUrest 5401 cw ALTO CO Widewn eve Parkview 3082 Hlland 7123 GRand 6641 E SSEX Super-Si METROPOLITAN DEALERS SUBURBAN MOTOR CO. INC. [5 Meramer. SPIEGELBERG AtTO Co. 6508 Olive St. Read. University City BARKER MOTOR C. — CO., INC. 7436 Manchester Me. BROCK MOTOR CAR CO. 4116-18 Giive “. KINGCHFSTER MOTOR CO. Manchester and Aingshighway HUD_ON- DISTRIBUTORS Phone: JEfferson 3100 Open Evenings and Sunday SOUTH LEBENS-8 UDSON-ESSEX co. Cherokee and Gravets 1728 Lafarpette Av. $950 Seuthwest Ar. N Maintenance and Parts: 4517-4535 Delmar BL Near Taylor Nights — Sunday Service, JEfferson 3 SOUTH SIDE MOTOR SALES CO. WINTERS AUTO SALES AND SERVICE 4Efferson 8700 [15 S&S. Breedwar SOUTHWEST SALES CO. A Guarat the Gol Why buy an ordinary used condition when, at no great buy a Gold Seal used Buick t by a reliable Buick dealer? Buyers of Gold Seal used Bas by our full guarantee, just 4 Buicks are protected by tk guarantee. Our experts thoroughly exa Buick we take in trade. A i selected, and after passing ri sure they are im first-class co marked with the Buick Gold They are sold at fair price EYarantee, with new car sem ‘South Side Buick At 36 54 South Gran Used Car Dept. Jefferson & Lafaye Kuhs Buick Ca 2837 North Gran Used Car Dept. Broadway & a ale

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s the | the country. yer from coast to coast in Sty¢ ” miles | busses exclusively. —_—— year. ———— Bureau will be held at te) Wednesday, j dge Hotel } ’ . = p, H Brockman, president E De Luxe Automobile Co. and sent of the St. Lou's Automo- * ers’ Association, will be Be , a ke - a ¢3i\ pal spea . —_ . $i her speaker will be P. E. a fg and service manager ra rina be , ] hd greatly increased by removing the! Pullman horse box is rapidly be- parts department from the ithe third ' the north | on om 2 nee . tand Locust streets. and bv nN cr } floor space pmobile distributor, has floor of its building east corner of Nineteent thy, rer an | ¥ ] Liit S * iiticd 0 | : i the Sl1ZE Ol ’ Say the compar . .¢ 4 } ‘ *; cirysg «° _* V There are 18 Buick models, priced tn St. Louis from $1359 to $2209, completely equipped. WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. Gore and Lockwood, Webster Groves, Mo. 3654 South Grand Blvd. Kingshighway and McPherson SOUTH SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. ‘WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. Northwestern Branch—6513 Easton Ave.” KUHS BUICK CO. 2837 North Grand Blvd. JAKES BUICK AUTO CO. matt oe VESPER BUICK AUTO CO, Vandeventer and Laclede Grand and Lindell or Emergency Service—Phone JEfferson 3370 i Ca a os tia - ~~ 7 “hes » ‘ . 1 PR er rare.” SOOTHE orton og me igs me soe ee ten > oa or te « - at om 3 ‘ ° : a 7 a 7 “ 3 We, Eta iis saben ani ign NG Rade o peli tanan Oa ° ie en er ae * . a ot dhe. a — ; al * - - a be ee eee " _ —_— a Dat eee a” tee ——o . s - a ee . : . ~~ ae Pee, ai, . en * ~. os “Je Sia ~ Dy pe Pt 4 r 4 - v ‘ . ; eae 8 Ney Aap egeemeeres - aw " ; ; ae - ee haere é ’ i Lay pa ee . a . - pee a 5 MPS eee ff APA es) in Peatig a Prt . o “~ oe eae oe apy - > ig ly SINT Oe agra’ he 1 PGP ee ase Awl y ie 5 A OP ae : a Paes err eae Pe eye = Pee . es te ’ > » 4 s Se eR.

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baa Mic PAGE 4. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a= SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 meeel _ST.LOUIS POQST- DISPATCH chads thereb ivin 2 o i i of | — NEW FAR CERTAIN 10 se Toe in H BUICK HAS SERVICE [his own knowledge of Bulsh con-| Personal Sitelncy and Selemas| i Wholesale ' — Chrysler ‘80 Doing 89 Mi Miles o i . | hi aa: Pa legge angering comes on Gis peniies "governing | ; ~ Direct frem ; a AFFECT AUTO INDUSTRY Zen ws eee | SCHOOL FOR DEALERS ° A Ca TEI - athe ee ¥ pt ort SOS Rabe 8 RI eA A NF 5 RE MRE AL Se SBN Ne IS Se mite oe . 4 . " S re Kee “ ; To po =— ae iS living expenses during the} et a = ELCAR GOES 295 MILES IN 5:37 7 concetee S ee : Thi ‘ miles; guaranteed Bee “2 | = rae it Se “This course extends over 1 pe- ie led hock! ’ " nS | ‘ ea «¢ ¢ ‘s a a = = — os a : | riod of one year; six months at the | With need ian ..& come gardless of mileage, = ’ na - | pphecae tc. in wabeae |ractory Expe iv Month | institute and six months in the| chassis Elcar, making @ nonstop manufacturer, also ¢ Average Output Has Been 57 ; " roca : Bi aie Instruction Periods 3 . Buick factories. At the institute| ecomomy run from Elkhart, Ind., ’ tire ~— ae ee 4 rd nsti uction SiiVUS j i OV ited i to Akron. O., covered the distance , years experience in in er Uen early | seg chess ;intensive training will be given on ‘ Per Cent of Gross y early Pr ' tony + oh 8 ee 4 ae x ' and Sales. | all phases of Buick service, part/cu.- of 295 miles in 5 hours and 37 Ov ‘ : Auto Production. | ee Cee oe eS ‘lar attention being paid to the| Minutes, averaging 52.6§ miles per 32x4, $14.50; oe : Se EH Re se mechanical and electrical construc-| hour. Fifteen and a half miles £0 5 S3n4%, $25, (were made to the gallon of gaso- Balloons, 29x4.40, im an his school charges and to defray service sales and management. a - e i ee tiie ~ * - tae ti i ped ube SOO Pe! ear ; r 4 ee. "— + . : : i@ far-reaching effects | : Pie. ji car owner of today is buying his, the course are: Elementary Prac-| An open-air market system has | and get $1 to $5 allowance o. . ; ' : . , may best be gleaned, says B. H. | j é | formance and also upon the intelli-| Buick Automobile, Elementary| Cal, where customers can shop) while, ithe service organization in keeping | 5"0P | : . ’ > wh. , . P ee . ~ 3 a —_ fe? , . lowing figures which show the im : uys the Buick Motor Co. | Electricity, “including Ignition, chases, and drive on without get- Soneentee Ford| American stock car record Of, |. fall capacity of the Im-,| manned service organization to the , trical Testing and Trouble Diag-| cubie inch clas@ with i Se 7h ae Sponsoring Training Course. | System, Acetylene Welding and THREE COATS 7) 4 2 . 2 » A 4 ipetl 6: re€ under A. A. A. 8uU . in two preliminary trials of 25 anqjits dealers a full-time course @¢ bay - >’? : ’ , a i ; . * . ? e ae } ivy ’ fm -Te Mi : i i e of the _ Pe e-for- +> . "> -—+t+ he — +h =i ee we _+ = ~m ~ 4 98 compared with the wiioie se ae ea é vata? lishs 3 yy PEERLESS PRESSED FOR Larec 44V iii sid, and eth Wii 4 nave ! - " expert. Save tume and money. Ne re Ail STOC -s — sed students from every State | acdc tatiana for inspection. m Specia! to the Post-Siso iich, | ttn tienc Dot Re : ; 9 7 7 ‘ ‘ = » ~ + stand for qualitv’ amons ner io in their organiz = ~~ ~~ = ~—. know automobile const: tion ike New G. M. Course. - . ie | ‘i o % ea 2. — =_ 3 ol) eerless x-cvlind models, “| ha thought to provide traiz 5 -_— } - y ~~ Fa +. ~ — . ~ ~~ é A it has § heavy 2 >n-bear. Ls tnese } MS 410i, Lie 90%. “TRADE-INS” WITHOUT REPAIRS r tere Enetuhe of Sechelt : e crankshaft . Pe I ns ai ' t A ~ 4 “ ah od + ZE y a: : ALL SIZES ...ALL BRANDS... ALL PRICES SPECIAL PRICES TO CITY OR COUNTRY TIRE AND CAR DEALERS LEADER TIRE CO. > + s+ ~ ~ _ . . “ — . ™ a2 . 2 > % : rm. _"e ae Pees aa ‘ 9 e ” ~ 4 aie ) Oh 446 . - a4 . a ad PA 4 om emehheen windtehtal imare » ie nr) . i. aoe LD AC ita pers, > 4 ~V4 . -ne S.ve- “ =— 7. SS . > — _* : +} a c > g2% i = ~ —" “a —_ 7 | © JEFF. 5062 L. LANGSD Mgr PRE: ee a “age -— oe were _* . so a - hn » ‘ o + ‘ ps : - . (oo Nee de * ~ « hi iN sil il ‘ rT | i] the various assemblies of the Buick inder manefacturing conditions, a ate I i qT i ‘le Jordan lomboy ## a I LOVE youth—have ideas and everything, Of course I am really just a fascinating motor car—but with the spirit and swank of a charming somebody. I am the Little Jordan Tomboy. Loving action ['m going somewhere. Being somebody I am always doing things. A flare of lifema willing pal for the next adventure. Look under the hood E RS, Tats whee fet my meet Lith ay A thousand miles of open road before of the Falcon-Knight ear] ne | : ae — on the straight-away—if Fine performance and motoring satisfaction depend on quality and type of power lant. Know about ) A flying phantom among the sluggish old © we — gy a acar. Raise the hood of the fashioned cars in the traffic press, alcon-Anight and you will see America’s finest ee type of motor—the six-cylinder Knight sleeve-valve | : Clean cut lines—healthy freedom and an engine with seven-bearing crankshaft. | ) : outdoor atmosphere. This famous Falcon-Knight engine is simple in con- | >. Dashing — daring — debonair — those are neta 5 9 — re complicated moving parts | [a the words. ound in the ordinary type of motor. It is free from & y . carbon annoyance and valve trouble. : } | , Pag to hy wate ate =~ ee The power flow is smooth and quiet at all s : er speeds, : giving uninterrupted performance for a remark- | A little a ey to brighten me up, but ably long period of time. es Dashing — Daring — = Ee Ded ir—th t . : FALCON MOTORS CORPORATION, DETROIT. MICH. Sancta 64-0 A dicky seat for the mixed foursome and a rakish extra tire to nod at those we pass. : Z : Littie Jordan Tomboy. Closed Car Prices $995 to $1145 f. 0. b. factory | se» a —_ of a polo pony 3 run like a disturbed rabbit. Falcon-Knight = |} Dakar nt DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. ARCHER-MANN MOTOR CO. 3107-15 Locust Boulevard Phil Phone JEfferson 2810 Lindell at Sarah St. Phone, LIndell 6400 Armstrong & Gatzweiler - ay page e ‘ 7809 Manchester PE a WuMmMmings Automobile Company arondelet-Knight Motor Co. MORFORD weToR (0. Caire. TH BONNE TEREE WOTOR co. B t Lit i Tin Fast St. Louis Ti} $-.6 Alabama A L. &. DILLINGHAM, Staumten, Mi. R. C. SCHELL, Beardstown, a | W. D. WILLIAMS, Decatur, Gl ' ™_ n. Tl. : a eee -m ‘ B.K.& L. Sales and Service Mulvill Motor Co. Coburn Service Static ivyeai State ™., Granite Wity, i a . e {ents ten Se - ne AON OPEN BVENINGS CUNTE 9:50 . Birea : a i. . UCararies Rock R PS DESIRABLE TERRITORY OPEN FOR DEALERS gy a . -

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2 3 aa —. ad = ie oa ite Recast} FS. é iles; guaranteed one year ardiess of mileage, backed p nufacturer, also Glenn’, | s’ tire experience in St. te 5] Oversize Cords, . ; m= Fi 32x4, $14.50; tha 321,810.70) ia Balloons, 29x4.40, $10; 30.50. # | $16; 33x6.00, $23; other vines I ; | ng your old tires, regardles a get $1 to $5 allowance <a : ter or Firestone. Call and we | urself. It is worth your while a When you consider the low price ‘made possible by one profit and ad purchases of Lancaster tires wun Mel ° ill realize why we can save you 206 © Ciosing out discontinued makes, re mE Ge cost, 1600 first grade Tires and Tobatless of . 2 antee backed by manufacturers, no cceeurall c: m so-called blemished—Fisk-Diamond-India ris Cupples. Call and convince yourself as andy . | cannot afford to miss this genuine big vere on quality stock, which you find absolutely as : e represented. The most unusual values |, | future we will sell Lancaster and Firestg.c | & exclusively. | sk S ood, wire and disc wheels repai: ie Bring your wheel and rim troubles to cm: 2 pert. Save time and money. No chargg : or inspection. GLENN TIRE Co. RAND AND PINE © Lindell 2349 1 . Ng permease to the POST-DISPATOH and GET OST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, 7 Se na ae : ¢ eee ae o~ & ¥ N 0 Matter What You Expected This Six Will Surprise You! “A remarkable Six”—the universal verdict! Created in the light of all past fine car experience. Combining in one rugged vehicle, literally scores of refinements not previously brought together. omboy hg | Honestly built—honestly priced—high-powered g 2 || i — fleet — silent. and swank 2 5 | Beautifully made, inside and out. Fashionably where. | appointed and finished. Completely equipped. Pe Bee | Dependable. Jai ior t es i ° ye @ b) And providing a character of performance and the Little | roadability far beyond the price at which it sells. Associate Dealers: sony beooenangy Tate Motor Comeany,Ine. 9 rownsenp motor co. J. W. DUGAN , HERCULANEUM, MO. WASHINGTON AT GARRISON ee VEDATIY CITC , JEfferson 1241 LAU MOTOR CO. SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS TURNBULL MOTOR CO. ied tid Riversid e 5460 BRITT MOTOR CO. WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH TOR cea 6237 Natural Bridge WEbster 3210 - §T. CHARLES. MO.

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BE i Br “epee ie ae nt Yael ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ se SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH cess ~ —— TEXAS TO LAY GREEN ‘FRANKLIN GENERAL MANAGER REO CHASSIS USED FOR Bea ais compaty has poche EXXEO EXER Dependable—Permanent—St. Loujs Owned "EEE EEE 110,000 WHIPPETS DELIVERS CAR TO veneaeet = ee sad Votan T BRERA DR r\ : = cop I FIRST VFI | tor “These trucks, although of mod- Flag Holders | F. B. Walker, gt cena manege! mieea to become a major de-jerate size, contain a complete re- of the Franklin Aut nobile 0., pe oe 5 © apenas nd |Owa oe. ae 0 S : Lind ber rh Franklin ST Cia port ane oo , a 26 ke : ; il “Fees ‘ Move Being Made to ODviatt jnston « ee amol aviato An increasing tendency on (tne@/ inside with Zinc, insulated 33 ; ee ype Car oe = ceed i on ae ee et beeen of track seen Oe eee corks, and keep the saineieahie . ° ta _& — ’ Ww hippet T P ™ Says Usual Gar of White Con- {accepted in Paris. The present: of specially equipped, self-refrigerat-| product in as good condition dur- . SS Willys é High Ber ike. eho. at eos extTreé } : +. . ‘ pe "7 i ; » cies wnck of Texas laced in the front fenders. Tc Sunday Until 1 P.M. Main Store, 1129 Locust St. Given § & oniy after years of ef wt eertng 4 nn maiieinw Pets with i.” «og a ee ke: | . selopr ent at gn “When = a = = do.” Willys sa en we fi With the view of as@rtaini: the : | Pay : — America In June of last year, it quantity of coloring matter to be | a P 3 ne tgp dlr plan | . . AY AS YOU RIDE ‘: @ Do your Pre-Fourth shopping at STAR SQUARE!.. STAR SQUARE merelnndies is dependable. Go pan ae en «(the «(enainenl 5 the Star Square store nearest to you. You will find standard brand merchandise of the very best vial F sostandard of thet date. We declar not foun Get all the money Frou need on have an appeal ‘that is found your car—$30 to $1000—all in 5 S - er manufact urers would come 4 e t¢ uy a home; pay J ! ee it is — eee - . ste. Seo Yahiem. Bring your title, ‘‘Breeze : 28 se: >, > goived tne problem in the — i@ coior ilKew 1st il ar t the money. Courteous, ank- ; A > B. _— - “ewlinder fie! Dy pr uecin } like onal ice No endorsers or in- ; . 4 0 4 N. 9 th . tr € t . @ = = fou ™ . : nd ical verdure an wing Crup $2 each week Yahiem Finance | + . . : “Pasir - . . . : F ~. % ri’ > >" as the region the roads will Cerp.. 1035 N. Grand. Open Till | . 336 Collinsville Av. ' Genuine G. E. —— : ; . : on ‘ " easie : f the M. a / Fans, AC or DC —— Bs » brake equipment, and easier novel Gea declare Eh BP ET. | cial at — cause its type of construction W _ Tes lon - the most scfentifically sow 8-in. blades, Northwind Fans. 4 95 since the introduction of the Whi Very special at. * - ° Dries net many other American man GS. blad y $; ° - ’ . ; anne , . th cil edi ae ane; 8.75 : : ang Quickly! Other Shades facturers hare adopted the Wh 9-i - mens age oe st $7.95 } Sun Goggles, ther other American automob im various colors, on sale at 75¢ 6S manufacturers are planning to f Was voted recently for the purpose : reached 110,000. the paving materia! Sk dios ta a leat ad SinnadinGre how betng made | TD® from the belt ap bri $1.00 PER WEEK resented the car to the publie considered by some 8 a ra di¢ entail. Lo t z ? a From an artistic standpoint, the Auto ans: | prices the lowest you will find anywhere. You never speculate on quality when you buy at a Star EO the ‘time that it would only lara : is ieiontin mle ~4} - . oe a sewers also wil : | : » store. Select the one nearest to you and go to it. [ae «a matter of a short time until of In the white or drab colored pave- | minutes’ time. Maybe you need : ; SALE OF , . i - realize that menize wit h i vestigation. Pay back as littie as Blowers” ; t ee , ; :, . . mg es p a ay of coanui traverse, the promot current, Very spe- e a ME 2OC‘hardie urder all condtions = | 3. 9 8 On | eo craine: ing principles. | | - Sale Cc 4 } “Tt is an established fact th at . . 4 oscillator. Very special on sale at 45c and 95¢ sg at “‘eayle _ | construction. Fw All Electric Fans sold at STAR nef oe Note: Pan 2. Food s y ? SQUARE are absolutely guaranteed! . _ eve Your Eves While Driving q . low the principles of constructh 7 —s . ) s F q go typically Whippet, which inela : Ww _ ~~ -\ Bare . ; §«low center of gravity design, eco o 4 position in the automobile indyst Metal Hese ) 2 19 $1 20 $2.20 16-in, blade. ‘ball. -bearing bpagine: ae d Iniction ? ear-shift ca eels. Special e Ceme in and get «a celer chart FREE: a. : in production Of §ear-sEM 7 om e for that period. In addition to th notable position, registration & ne ualed Econom AUTO A W NIN GS High-Grade Tires SEAT CoO a ' clone “that the Toledo manufacts | Sizes for All Makes of Cars __ At Lowest Prices FOR 4- PASSENGER C UPES, .: | SEDANS AND 2. Adjustable and y A Sf ///// Tailor - made Covers removable es ae with Spanish _~ Awnings, made “ ? '/ fas “ie a cou- oo No Interest. + ei aol doors. eats, inmate s As Low 66 — F Ps selection. Very First rt 2 es ed ¢ EY 1m6e@ S SEVENTS Bt. e Vy Own special, $2 value. K CORD cme {Door Seda ab) A eS First Year by 110,000 ers Weng 0 c= 3S > Pres ; 6:9 : ef si MAKES oF CARS osa%s Fok Reston $1.95 > Bullet Head L = | eels eversize : ' ¥ Economy a ee set the A. A. A. Coast- - 31x4 Fisk .. 12.45. mr Fae tes “ 5.9 5 = AUTO RADIAT to-Coast record for economy. 5,205 owners in a nationwide ceeaaelligpnrci, "37 c 39x4 Fisk.. 13.65: 7 Chevrolets \- 7 Boiled Out—Req test also established a record for gasoline mileage. 3 BEX ae 39x41 Fisk 19.25 22xio5e Palit: ' i your car eveeueee Simoni 38c /2 . — ae LoudSpeakers % . ior Callie ont by our new p Roomiest light car—More leg room than any other ie. a Dress ) 334% Fisk 19.45) Ee pg ge Soe Forde. inctnte MT guarantee to restore peer Car in its price class. bee ing 2 ;Pint . *29c Muffler and of heavy weight ; | 7 od — ag 2 Pp r oved if Whi et’s Gr eat aaah owning : R » 3 0 material. Large © Sc ‘+ ; © fasteners. a F 2 BIED 34x4', Fisk 19.95 a at . : Cut-out. On cole ot... ba : tion. We also repair leaky Duco Wo. 7 Polish, ; ; mg he ™ 14.25 DETROIT REG | J ) | ie Oh. vasa | 32x4 U. S. Royal | | ioe Saem aa ‘ St. Louis First with 4-wheel brakes—The onlylight car today ae oe > other Fn |$ 31x828 Fisk 99 76 DETROIT Ol aa . Auto Radiator Khaki Top Dressing, Premier iston Rings v | offering 4-wheel brakes as standard equipment nationally. ! Pint, on sale at. | A. WR Gielen peraors wasten : 3326 WASHINGTO! Tire Rim Paint. | $13.65 by 14 95 Ql Pisten Rings. 50c value. =" : | Goodyear 1 LB. CUP GREASE. | ‘: ae “i a is : ae : a 4 : ay x t pF. + 2 a 7 “ $ Z : i. 4 ‘ Ps : ome : : " Bae + . os e - : : Sd@ucaks and es 2 ” | _ 4 rattles F = | —_ a ’ A 2 ° are a NAC ; § SE ms * il - ae ‘af , x . Re ite i" H pecs - Ss , > : eo. 4 tee eke: * . “sa . 2 a> ‘ Metropolitan Dealers: | a Vacation 2 4. M =e 5 ce. Ine. SEE CARAS SERTICE & GUSTAVSON GARAGE. Inc. 4.4. RYAN MOTOR SALE® on. The R Phone JEffersen 16408 hanes Sivereide ‘shen ee ss we Av. Sam@oki Rea. and State Highway, e esort and Trave! pages ne WILLYS-OVERLAN ee Se. a the Big Sunday Post-Di = ty - — D, Ine. shor LAWN AUTO & ELECTRIC ¢0 TRi-City 1206 se g Sunday Ost Lispatc! and Loc 6164-49 Natural Bridge Road DORN AUTO COMPANY otter ‘ : - cies 4 . cp CEnatrai 4540 CAbany tt ~e FRANKE MOTOR COMPANY ~a13 Pane ay i . — vacanon suggestions or a 4 . 7 THUNEK MOTOR COMPANY AD MOTOR CO. 1 amiiten and Ridge Avs. and 3142 Moerganferd Read Wwice range—short tty a b eli M to S328 Seuth scans gy G91? Gravois oo me a = _ —— jee S527 lat trips ars Past a ail or - ee , e | oO T Phone PRox«pect Riverside 2404 rk view 3801 i a MOTOR CAR CO Ong moderate, medium , RAYS MOTOR SALES Ca. BLED“OFR-KORLER MOTOR CO. to28 lilineis Ar. E. St. Louis. 1! Or maximu * ‘ DElmar 0161 1416 Nineteenth St.. Granite City. Til. 5406-18 N. Union Bi. KONL FAst 6525 mum expenditure. Con- Be TRi-City id2eM FOres: S730 503° Det {LFR Seven co 4. BH. MACHENS . su it these ~ RB: g Ss: -_ Res. ma©r Bi F Orest 1564 ar Charie. Mir patch Resort and T Pag es in th Le une s ’ ravel 3 ‘ sy erent Gay Post-Dispatch before you - | decide where to go or how. “ ’ , i, ~ Soy. eae ~ yarn t Av We , om

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__ PAGE @- | upper penisnula mining regions ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH t. Louis Boy Scouts in Dodge Motorbus | who would secure a referendum _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘EXCURSION STEAMERS OUT and thence to Duluth. OF DETROIT OPEN SEASON The Detroit and Cleveland df- SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ished in tw ks. compjished in two weeks 8 to ten Souk Eee , vision of the C. & C, line is ser- Cardinal Star Driving a Hudson a ee Se eae San ¥ ri TROIT. June 25.--Steamship | viced by two side-wheelers, “City Thorns beset the path of those BE eT eI Ly ere es Ai ot lines operating passenger service | of Detroit III" and “City of Cleve- , a ae , ee the Great Lakes| land IIL.” which trun alternately “a — os ae eK aie y Parr | —— ee movement of 775 tndividual pieces! of machinery, and this was ac- wt pa - = 4 . FORTE TRS ae tran itag ow, ~ » —_— ~ C7 i | ' Pio WHET — * piédisiebaniies i +h qe 2 te C9 ¥ vf > INSECT 4 ~*. KILLER | Ss ——, Pint ‘ Rees ‘ 6 3c Pint Can areas $ 1 .O 5 - Mail Orders Gwen Immediate § Shipped Day emtees = er : xorg ndise is dable. CG of the very best quality a m you buy at a Star Square & un F ‘Shades y In ‘Ven Favo ved Celer her Shades RB Saie at... 4Sc and 95c 16 Goggles, various colors, on sale at _. 75C Seve Your Eyes While Driving a . i Ps a ~“ a awn Mowers | eiee piew Cae —— $6.35 SEAT COVERS ” =~ «+ - > Lal * Ps ’ ww * RS ee eh ee ae te) an. » ton ring * gelopment at our factory in Tole-j| - 3 Whippet Type Car, Says Willys. - The trend of the American light # qptomobdile is distinctly toward the type of construction E the Whippet.” E president of W | gared at the end of | year’s production of ; ing the past week. embodied in John N. ililys-Overland, de- the first dur- this car ‘Willys remarked that the Whip- had established a remarkable E secord in the first year ff produc- tien during which time sale of it reached 110,000. New Engineering Principles. “The Whippet was brought out iy after years ef engineering de- 40,” Willys said. “When we first ‘Construction Trend Is Toward | presented the car to the public of | america in June of last year, it was considered by some *8 a radical 4. ct. rom the standard of th:t date. We ceclared et the time that it would only be a matter of a short time until oth- | er manufacturers would come to | realize that Willys-Overland had) gived the problem in the MNHeght | four cylinder fie ld by producing a} f sonomical to om" **%. sat to drive by reason of four-whee!} brake equipment, and easier t0)| dandle urder all cond tions be- | cause its type of construction was sion~ the most scientifically sound enginec ‘ing principles. ‘Tt ig an established fact that ' ‘company will maintai | May since the introduction of the Whip- | pet many other American manu- facturers have adopted the Whip- net style of construction. Fur- ther. other American automobile manufacturers are planning to fol- | production | year ito 84,760 ; oo . 128 per cent low the principles of construction | go typically Whippet, which include Yow center of gravity design, econ- brake equipment among its fea- tures. A statement by Inc., says: Fourth in “Production figures able for the first place Willvs-Overland position in the at jn production for that period. notable position, registration Willys-Overland, Industry. now quarter of In addition to that close that the Toledo manufactur- | SUDINFRSTYEAR «epg. 5. W illvs, | : | i St. Louis boy scouts in the Dodge-Graham motorbus Louis council, ee which has been purchased by the St. | Boy Scouts of | America from the Tate Motor Co., ; Dodge distributor, for use in its | summer camp recreation work. It will work out of the all-summer _tepee camp to be held this sum- mer at the boy scout camp at Irondale, Mo. er is well in advance of the same period of 1926 and leads the indus- try from’ the standpoint of gain in , | pale whole r 905 engine ering | * S ab a whole by 20.5 per cent. In that period Willys-Overland gained 17.6 per cent compared to the industry's loss of 2.9 per cent. “The record May production fig- ure of 27,569 cars at the Willys- Overland plant indicate that n the equired of this vear. SHOWS a oute during The gain of standing position a the first quarter May production 64.8 per cent over the same month | of last year, when 16,725 cars were produced. Compared with the April production of 25,671 cars, shows an increase cent. Up to May 31, since TOR.78R the first of the totals cars compared cars same period of last vear, a gain of 1927. Incidental- s a reford year in Toledo organ- far les ; » ly, this represent the history of the | ization. omy of operation and four-wheel | _---- oe .- -—--—- MERGER RUMORS or ; SUT ’ fig | ures for the same period also dis- | AGAIN CURRENT IN DETROIT FIELD Continued From Vage One. they have been approached - 5 . and it would earnest, er if before fall ther not prisin additional combinations industry. Detroit Honors Lindbergh. Like Homer, Col. Lindbergh some the | of 9 per | Willys-Overland | produced in the} +7 a , 44) ON a A EE ee i | | claimed by marty cities, though un- | ae : ‘like him the honor that it is de- sired to show comes while the air- | in the flush of his | Detro!t, among oth- | feels that Lindbergh is a nae | has @ | plan by which Forest avenue, one | thorough- | i'man is still | achievement, ers, tive son, and the Council of the city’s principal fares, is to be renamed Lindbergh The fact that the colonel 'was born on Forest avenue, De- troit, seems sufficient reason for this contemplated honor. Dearborn Celebrates Centennial. Henry Ford’s well stocked mu- igeum of ancient vehicles was called upon to furnish material with | which his native village of Dear- born celebrated its centennial. The celebration took the form of j;avenue, more than a and two-wheelers. country had been Ford in preparing his permanent exhibit. | Of particular interest wagon carrying the Dearborn band, organized in 1862. Henry Ford, an uncle of the manufacturer, pilaved fife-in the original band. The vehicle that carried the band was the game band-wagon transported the musicians plaved for Lincoln’s second inauer- uration. It was restored to fulness several years ago and place of honor in the | museum. Yellow Truck Output Increases. V. G. Phillips, sales manager cf the Yellow Truck and Coach Man- +, > —— c ’ ~ ee hae ufacturing Co. reports that appeared scor2 of four-w hé¢ for which Scoure d by | ~ ejers the was ihe W h ) piv- ransportation pageant, in which | a © a that Wsee | Ford | withe- | vote on Michigan's three-cent gas tax, which is so unpopular in De- troit. Following decision by the Attorney-General that the constitution expressly forbids sub- mitting measures of this kind to popular vote, Detroit's own corpor- ation counsel’s office now holds that the committe’s draft of the referendum petition was improper- ly worded. Richard W. Reading, City Clerk ef Detroit, is chairman of the committee, which includes members of the Legislature passed the tax, the Board of merce and the Entries for the National Air Tour have already totaled 15, rep- resenting commercial airplane makers from all over the country. June 25 was set as the dead line State | that | Com- Detroit Automobile | Club. | for entry. and for entrants up to . ee . > ee eae ees oe “he Oe es : ° ee MEL PETE: BE BREF TS Chick Hafey, star outfielder of the Cardinals, and his new, Hudson super-six coach. qe. oe 2 s) that time unanimous consent of pilots already entered was made a requisite. Seventy-five Whippet automo- biles have been purchased by the territory, Gartley, Detroit branch of Willis-Overland Inc. SS United States Government for use in the anti-Borer war in the Ohio according to Perry C. manager out of Detroit on have announced dates of sailing. The Northern Navigation Co opened its season June 2° with the “s §. Hamonic” making its first trip to Duluth, followed by the “Huronic’ and ““Noronic.” steamers cruise an interesting route all summer. The Great Lakes Transit poration will start its fleet Detroit June 17. The D. & C. boats Detroit, their opening Cor- from ply between 15,000 MORE MILES SERVICE We Will Rebuild Your Chevrolet Motor As F — Price includes removing carbon, refacing and grinding valves, adjusting tappets, fitting and installing two Simplex Panyard or Flexo rings per cylinder, squaring connecting on aligning jig, fitting complete set of new wris bearings, runnin gaskets, moter oil and cotter pins. All Fords, $34.75 -:- Dodge, $44.50 -:- Star, $35.75 -:- Buick, '24, $2.25 #£=All Work Unconditionally Guaranteed - ~ - _——-~ —- - ~— «a | | — !- a. ~~ | 42> Before You Start Your Tour DRIVE AROUND AND TRADE YOUR WORN TIRES ON A SET OF “NEW GOODYEARS” MEYER-KEMP TIRE CO. 22d AND PINE STS. Vulcanizing CEntral 1955 ‘ys shin AOR tach dip glint ata sie Re 9 nies ene, a ot CELE Vk epee : oe Se ae 7 ' - ~, seer a » ye ~ + ee o =,» i= % - * — — = - ead a z ee, 2m . * we ed . > —_. .” ay we as - rx * FOR 4-PASSENGER COUPE ’ SEDANS AND 2-DOOR Siar ~y OOR . H alor - made Covers ' S Fy .95 —— na year the has risen | from 20 wunitg daily to 110 daily | and that the company has unfilled orders on hand for 3000 units. In produ: Lion rimmed with Spanish ther. Complete cov. ring for seats, Panels doors. Easily in- talled with the new yle fasteners. FOR FORD. PUR _ css SDS Coupe . of oe ei 7-95 Coach oo an .. 7.251 Cabriolet oe ‘ Landau : VEES FOK - “. Bullet Head Lamps Does Your Radiator Do This? Fort wi $5.9 AUTO RADIATORS . “ Boiled Out—Repaired Fords and Chevrolets . For Other Cars, $7.95 Louds eakers If your car overheats have your radia- P tor boiled out by our new process. We + os eng guarantee to restore proper circula- a4 tion. We also repair leaky radiators. Includes 4: S4 95 Cut-out. On ‘sale at... - St. Louis DETROIT REG 5¢ | DETROIT — 25c value.... 1 } e Piston Rings. 35c ey 5 Auto Radiator Co. DETROIT MASTER Oil Piston Rings. 50c value. 40c 3326 WASHINGTON AV. 1 LB.-CUP GREASE. - oer, eee. 16c : JEfferson 0054-1453 SIMON'S BRAKE ' | “ - Juice. On sale at.. SNOFLAKE DRY Cleaner, special UanTeRs for HP (= 130,000 Miles No Mortgarce on Car. Bring Title for Identification. No Interest. $1.00 Per Week TIREG |May of this year, the plant pro- .‘ BIEDERMANN MOTOR CAR CO. duced 1275 units, compared witn | 1800 S. SEVENTH BL. Ht MBOLT 2355 619 in May a year ago. The pres- | (ent rate of production, Phi says, is to be maintained § until , manufacturing facilities shall have | | been combined in the new plant at | Pontiac, where the output for 1928 | calls for 35,000 unite. Improved Oakland Plant. | | coincidentally with the | ‘completion of the new plant for | Pontiac cars by the Oakland Mo- | ‘tor Car Co., the company is mak-_| (ing Oaklands in a remodeled fac- |tory. While machinery and equip- | ment were being moved out to per- | imit plant remodeled, much of it} |was completely rebuilt before re- Several hundred thous- | and dollars’ worth of new machin- ery and esuipment was installed. Among tne improvements is motor conveyor assembly ‘the same type as is used in the new | Pontiac Six plant. Improvements | | in the Oakland plant involved the CHEVROLETs ois. 84,65 liseme 11 D5 a 0° LPO Sad OS ON pe RA ey ls i : installation. line, of Dear Sirs: Ir will interest you to know that I was the owner of one of your first cars. Before I sold this car I drove it 130,000 miles, and in all that time ge no more than $62.50 for new parts. I am now the owner of another Velie, and I am again well pleased with Velie performance and dependabiliry. Sincerely yours, (Signed) Dr. Wm. B. Vail, Eye Specialist That is the meaning of Velie “Long-Life”; that is the result of Velie’s higher standards of automotive design and construction. G The Velie is a quality ‘ production car, with over-strength in every part. . : Today, as always, the Velie name insures quality. line Velie Specially Engineered Sixes on race tre Pate " tole, meer on lk $1165 to $1635. Bal ance Velie value against Velie prices—then decide! VELIE MOTORS CORPORATION Moline, ll énois Everything you want at a price you want to pay thing you want at a price you want to pay! Only $775 for the big, roomy blue Duco finished Pontiac Six Sedan! Only $775 for the smart Coupe or the dashing spirited Roadster with new disappearing dickie seat! Increased production and General Motors’ vast resources made possible these impres- sively low prices on a Six so soundly built and constructed to such exacting quality standards. And because those prices are 80 low, thousands are forsaking less powerful and ‘smaller ‘cars for the New and Finer Pontiac Six at a rate that is making history! Everyone wants Pontiac’s six-cylinder performance—it’s so supple; powerful and satin-smooth! Everyone wants economy, stamina and endurance—the ability to keep sailing along at full throttle speed for hour after hour! Everyone wants Fisher bodies — for Fisher bodies are the choice of the leaders in every price class! And that’s why Pontiac Six sales today are taxing even the magnificent new $10,000,000 Oakland-Pontiac factory—for the New and Finer Pontiac Six gives you every- COUPE meh 6s a . Sport Roadster (4pass.) Sport Cabriolet (4pass.) Landau Sedam .. .- De Luxe Landau Sedan 975 Delivery Chassis . . 585 De Luxe Séreen Delivery 760 De Luxe Panel Delivery 770 Oakland Six, $1025 to $1295. All prices at factory. Delivered prices in- clude minimum handling charges. Easy to pay on the liberal General Motors Time Fayment Plan. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY ecenins Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET. STOFFEL’S GARAGE BRAHM-MITCHELETTE MOTOR CO. WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. Hilend, ll. 1049 5S. Boyle lith & St. Leuls Av. East St. Louis, SAYRE MOTOR CO. ‘ ST. CHARLES SALES CO. Lebanon, Ill. Charles FIFTH STREET GARAGE IVORY AUTO CO. SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES Washington, Me. 7605 Ivory Av. 4937 Nature! Bridge Av. UNION GARAGE MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. OSCAR L GRANNEMAR co RJ : = $775 775 835 895 a Oilless—N oiseless Shackles, now Standard on all models, separate every metal part by rubber bush- ings, making Squeaks and rattles impossible le be a cd a | ae Open Sunday E. A. Hatfield, President TRIANGLE AUTO CO. 5617 Gravois MEYER AUTO CO. Florissant ' CARRIGAN & HOPE GARAGE Madison, Granite City and Venice SHUBERT MOTOR CO. 6208 Greveis i | Velie Motor Sales Co. of St. Louis, 4647 Page BI. DElImar 0161 Desirable Territory Open for Dealers HORSTMAN AUTO SALES Collineville, Ul. Oo. K. MOTOR co. Edwardevilie, Ul MUELLER MOTOR co. Lucas ood SUPPLIES, 1 GELICA AUTO » Bc. sc Zist and Angelice Sts. _ J eta. a —— LIFE VELIE

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___ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH nouncement, says Nash Motors Co., | fields ranging from $900 to slight-| bulance or transportation charges arise from them in the uss ean NEW NASH MODELS If} for the new models which will be/ly over $1900. from the scene of eccident and/tomobiles. As a matter eta R (presented will mark a n step > ‘ | easioaae in the var done mo- | MEDICAL INSURANCE FREE necessary incidental expenses.” the | however, the records shew an” |tor cars both in beauty of appear- factory says. nm | ance and in mechanical improve- | | ment. PAGE 8 ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 908 MOON AND DIANA. ( "Sar enn ease Sanne eMC Gr at ‘interest has been aroused | 7 Ri y : | By 1x4 Oversize, $11.15) -,.5 05 Ball, $13.45 | 3226.00 All- $1 body styles, types and sizes ever . cS ene ee geri cy ge csc 2 TOA . \ 32x4 Oversize, $11.75 30x5.77 Ball.. $15.25 Weather .... 8.45 put into production by the com- : A throughout the automobile indus- | . SY | — —= > beaatiful mercham, pany. There are three chassis |. - The Moon tics «Rest ee eel oes of ti try in the forthcoming Nash an-| ¢ | | | —— , Ae) rf * jetinct hodyv tenec | C18 In the 1926 iin oon nc liana : | MiThe new. Royal models const. | SUN AUTO— \ —— sae pew line, representing the ult 2924.75, $8.75 ~ siess | Fridays. Saturdays and Sunday 30x 4.75, —y de | ¢rom the south end of the Bellefor - if@g tgine car line to camp, will no ’~ un every other day, going dow one day and returning the next. The new bus schedule, in effe tomorrow evening, will the as fo jews: Leave St. Loui? Tuesds and Thursday mornings at o'clock, Friday evenings at o'clock, and Saturdays at 9 at 4 o'clock: leave camp Monda Wednesday and Friday evenings | > EMEMBER the sensation of new car AN ownership the first few months you \ | Stud... $8.45 crove your car? Re-enjoy it! Get the same . ae Se thrill out of driving your car this season. ' ) | : Paint it yourself—with Steelcote Rubber Auto Enamel. This year’s models, with their two-tone finishes and their bright colors can be matched from more than twenty colors ot Steelcote Enamel. Put it right on over the old paint or lac- quer. It covers readily, leaves no laps or brush marks. Dries overnight to a glass- like surtace; elastic enough, because of its Pararubber base, to prevent cracking, peel- ing Or creeping. Gasoline, road oil or tar does not mar the beauty of Steelcote finish. i * a new line, representing the ult Z Auto Tops Repaired We Rebuild Wrecked Auto Bodies Rapp © ‘foller 2220 and 2222 PINE ST. 33x5 .. $13.45 | = eae S34x4%%. S$13.95°35s5 .. $15.45 38x 4.95 The Six-Sixty, Series “A models and offers a choice of body color com! than heretoforé Moon .“Roral” are roadster, BB 303) es "sy $4.25 | 2914.40 Ratese $5.75 *-* Miller Dunlop .. SenEEEEEEEENEeeEneeen ane Get Our New Low Prices on Michelin, Kelly, Goodrich, United States, Fisk, a Miller, Ajax, G. & J, and 20 Other High-Grade Tires a TIRES MOUNTED FREE UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (iInc.) 2840 Locust $¢ * * + é : Free City Delivery. M Orde JEfferson O531, Lindell 7 : 7 o'clock. and Sunjay..evenings | ' “RUBBER AUTO ENAMEL ne peed gs S | A | STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING CO., ST. LOUIS. U. S. A. | _ ¢. The fare will be 25%cents of _ way. Special busses will be run « holidays. Fieri chart showing actual waterial on metal. Your dealer hascolor | This Peerless 8-cylinder new and novel features. fk IRE oti aca SARE Beet “PMR ng oa Wy smart hand SUES come cohetaterca. rom. a- — % | a ee eee) ee : oe3 ae Executtye in Charge. ble seat nickel door pad turdy : te z ar gS Fe : a | — a “OE, nk nina Seat. nicks! | r ft is Sea 3 es cg . % , Ay ae , & i =A : ; 2 ficially opened last- summer as % = MtaANn tip % _ ‘ - *: ; a et — a . ean ed ee r ‘ an tomat ind $ e “a 3 : eee . ae +7 | | —* ing samy 27 Irondale. is a 250-acre woodlan located 30 miles south of St. Leu on the old Lemay Ferry road, ne Seckman, Mo. It ts in charge : Merle Shippey. field executive | the South District, who will ha’ general supervision over the who camp, and direct charge of ba coming unaccompanied by adu leaders. As iast year, there - wi he five types of camps, designat: classes A to E-. The class A camps, of while there are six. ome—rore than la: vear, are completely equipped, wit 13 pup tents, a covered kitche! feld range-with attached ove 3 :: : ™ : . cooking utensils, a4xX#s5. lantern — water buckets and kitchen cw see i lery. For these camps, which a = | eommodate 24 boys and a leade 3 » tee of $2 a day is charged. Th ~lass B camps are for troops wish stub spoke ae teh asia Sn, mirror shield wiper. The Rova!} J » cadet visor typ: netly new pate windshield operated handle in the « Moon and Diana « car has a narrow front-pi ty-Vision body whic] turned out in a numbs tive color combin ware is of Butler Other equipment curtains, siik assist c ing to bring their own equipmen a This is a 2-color job with Chase velmo upholstery, and burnpers. | rT 4 99 J . a me. ee Pars mato Ry Rhetkc Gh Ma ee The individual or ciass C cam is for \boys unaccompanied 4b their scoutmaster or assistan Scouts attending this camp hav arranged for them a program wun der the é@irect supervision of Di rector Shipper, and will act mor or less as a unit. These camper must furnish their own equipment oe une is Coupe on Display a | j Furnish Own hs si OR those who seek supreme performance—speed, pick- up, hill climbing ability, going beyond even the qualities of its standard sixes — Chrysler announces its new “Red-Head” High compression engine. : iS: rented for 5 cents @ night if de The new “Red-Head” Engine is the latest proved achieve- charge. ‘This camp is conducts ment of the great Chrysler engineering organization. TEE sccutaasece aso Seeman cently announc: roadster with lacquere: f: and small wcecod artillery ' Mechanically the Diana mod main unchanged except for minor improveme LSC. phia, June 16 and All Moon and Diana models have wh cnnetoallibe Sentenzete the latest develcopment in u hydraulic brakes. and iype sleerin« els re maa > a Ad e@ Ee a ies Tnaietinn sitvieed seed: Cen ake mthenined | the eae ce 2 scoutmasters are prevented B he eading Strip. of 1 rhe + ye OS a ES a eS business duties from attendim ra fe ‘ . - overnight camps. How to (Go wheels are standard, me This high compression engine—a Chrysler development wishing to spend oxty oe GE [combination bive and bisck Sih —is scientifically designed and ingeniously constructed to -ot stove ave. Soranted a Post-Dispatch Touring Bureau: | 50041. dash lights antimiay con fy 4eCO Loans , as Rive ths Best route 80 Am | oo “eocce and dust are inteciér re. |[f Wie’ act baer 620 to Stems New Colors for Pierce-Arrow “80” Coupe | Plerce-Arrou ceriee RN Decoration day. “SERVIC NOTHING BUT Tt GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHER CORDS All New. Clean. Fresh Stork 32 to Bisma Arcadia Distan Post-Dispatch J Please give route it 4 4444: ies, all hard-sur- faced roads. Stop first nicht at Rockford, Ill... second night Min- Nea polis. Post-Dispatch Touring Burean: . 3 ‘ _—— > — — } best route to Knox- N ° ‘cor - oe ew Auburn “8 ; Via Free tridgca, | ite ~ ° st St. Louis Law- a riole ie to Vincennes, U. S. 5 The nx . > , . 0 Shoals, Mitchell, thence south be in sens ov Lhe Farmer. I can always count on Champions—thev’re dependable. That’s why I use them in all my engine-driven farm | oh aig amma ena : equipment as well as on Ind. 37 to Paoli. east on 56 to ann te ay ammengebeng nt af for my Own car. rn OG BG Ge Bimetion fF enwinte cent beine dienteee? b., = | : \". S. 150 to Louisville. Midiand | Lou mare rae geen aa : ie era Champion is the better Trail to Lexington, Boon: Way | oriced at oo na PAST ei — . : ; ores ‘ @i ¢ > Labs ° sillime reugh Corbin, Barbourville. | The body of the n: aa y I I, ce a as ) ~— markers to Knoxville. 568 miles. | i« bie) grok lei: Bacon ~au ciectredes. . i ee Bek wot, ia lll Champion “] | via Indiana. fees ee 7 ~. Ss Post-Dispatch Touring Bureau: mah: sapeinie top is of , : Phe new car is up! tered both BX. ae or nd res 7 rtme: . bie eee ce ering Berean: SALES BRANCH z MIDVVEST MOTORS, Inc. 2222243 “Cross free bridge. Tino! 3103 N. Grand BI. 2621 LOCUST BL. JEFFERSON 3610 Croes free bridge. Tiinois ‘o Vandalia, No - thro Metropolitan Dealers: | FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO. ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. LAMBERT-GRAVES Road | . > . ; i H i : t on Display a git ; He rip! if + ' ugh [| A novel feature Bloomington, La Salle. D | : a fii ~ -& Salle, XO, | removabl: rest in the front Rockford to Beloit, W is. VW is- | s®at which Can he fali4ed 1 > ? “onasi 13 ote oo _ ** ~ A ~@e5, & 6486 LCA ints n (nhrough Janesville to the back of che sea? Madison. U, S. 51 to Portage. | a Distance 450 miles. Autos Aid Cotton Industry. e? ~A* ‘ Ssse ‘ COoOTtLoON in AuSstry aispose i of — Auto-Tractor Combined. more than $10 000-06 aia ed TOLEDO, OHIO An automobile has been designed cotton 1 , asin F . or your Protection he sure the | Ts o ~» KOENIG-FEUERBACHER, Inc. 3456 S. Grand 4360 Manchester Av. 8800 St. Charles 4037 Lindell Bl. ROBERTS MOTOR CO. NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. EAST SIDE MOTOR CO MOLLMAN’S mar Bl. layton, Mo. Granite City, I East St. Louis, , Mm. GRAF MOTOR CO., Ferguson, Mo. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO., 7300 Natural Bridge Road NL a O00 > @ for use in the British ct . sh a Champions you buy are in Champuion cartons. whieh a tractor is insta il: and undern: ain tie rw: The tractor C2n be ru wedd it Permit use of regular wheeis eae, The quickest way te get heme ear office helg — through @ Pest-Dis- eatich Want Ad. * , a ee as tities | ORS SNe ioagary #7 IRS ox os Nes rR ape , . ——— rt ee ieee > ca ah eae ae Tad ; 0 asain gee oS eee) ; ee ee

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tad ert te t ST.LOUIS POST-DISP 4 ed orton "Aa a matter eo ee ty a | ATCH ~— SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE SA | however, the records b > A Bd Genevieve Strodtman playground] scouts have been added to this/ the shows will be placed in « per- | VERTISING MAIl AGONS € Dereent ctivities of Boy and Girl Scouts {a nee. Ree Me }qanaet come tent ant ne ween e wader ueers are Gaily increasing pe protection and we suppiy jr and Branch streets, last Monday. Suburban District having a year in which to ret . urn te et oe en a | : heey aed Oe * im nin Meighan SINR AE. meta! Haye Mayor Miller and other fpeakers Twenty-six scoute attended a/ it. Another hike will be taken of charge with all new ears » ; a ; e i ) DEN CAMPS were On the program. Mr. And ; h | @ : | m “ir. ancer- | joint hike taken by Kirkwood 3 {next month, according to troo ' Girl Scouts Conduct Nursery at Church |$0n, &@ new member of the troop'and Webster Groves 15 to Indian | plans. . | committee of this troop. is taking Springs, near St. Albans. last Sat- Br the Arsociated Preea. AN Regge AM Vb Mp Dew kes A GaN Pane Pe deren ‘ : rn ROP ABO: enema pe HE YOMSAM ar eset ” se 4 -_ re Ae} ve fs ¢ ots it a “y ae WS CSN MPa aa HAN At ear al legge the scouts on a hike to Lions’ Den lurday and Sunday. After the tents | 1000-YEAR-OLD GOSPEL FOUND BERLIN, June 25.—Al!ll advertise Pm | lashed — = ¢ (} (PEN TOMORROW. | Sombie Ce OEE sehen ee a ee ee ies a : ot today in his truck. were pitched and supper cooked LON y on: os “\- : | 3 s/ : RC Med woes itias SSS POPES EBS is ; Stem 5 and eaten a council fire was built. . ke. tee ~~ No early | ing signs on mail wagons and let« § £§ = . ge tem 3 5 eee ae . See Norman Stockhol. At a recent! morning, the scouts went swim-! ,, ¥ — Run Three Times a Week # — Be ss Gi J er i i ee a. ie od Father and Son's hike six tests|ming in a creek fed by water from the market for many years. The/ and in time tables will be allowed wae i . |} were passed, and a ball game was | nearby springs. Exploration trips | work was written in a beautiful/to continue, the German Postmas 5 ) ees pe ig 8 RGA lla al | | Played in the afternoon. were made ign the afternoon, scout | hand on 128 leaves of vellum in| ter-General decrees. , Goopyi “AR . ; : :, ae: = a Pe i Rig ne 2 me * - Troop 147—The Patron’s an‘4 Ph — end @ game oe sazony. or Thuringia in the Tenth By this act the Postal Depart« a AU New, Clean, Fresh Steck | The Lions’ Den Reservation, do- A, OE ga og ee é él Mother’s Club of Walbridge School aoe . paayed. ‘the seguts broke | century and has been ie the Maeaey ent h vol ne 2 WC - 45 = : ae te the Month tthe . te oe . Be i ws — es 3 aie a Troo 147 Pei - - * | Say aiter supper Sunday and ex- | °f the dukes of Anhalt-Dessau since | ™* as voluntarily sacrificed € ame ae iy ne gated last year © the South Side : : apne aaa ine sceeiiatat nines 2S a ee 5 oN , wi » attend and hep ipressed their thanks to Scoutmas: | th: Sixteenth century. very considerable revenue. During ee Beier cis» to te Poy scouts os i a a i ME | wich wos held at O'Fallon Pack (ng Cit) of Webster Groves 15] Notable features are pages cor-| the first nine months after “ads” $11.55 Sadie st. Louis for a wee k-end camping 7 a He. : i 3 2? KE , a 2 Twenty-five uniformed ccouilaeaias Gf Kutetir ton cee presors vo yearns. Wwhien ates on mall wagons and letter boxes $12.35 | Weather — grounds, will be openee to scout te : re hs, | : , High-Grade Bali j ence of the new molicy, the bus | . 2 oe rs EE : icnic grounds the scout w ; = Nenana cons Ss qpatucted uy the cousct oni | _ | e Ce a & ad fit ae | awe fe queemtie endl eae sr | tor of the St. Louis Council enna snes e\ angelists within frames. SL The reason given for abolishing > Special Saturdays and Sundays ; ‘ ae : ee. a ee ge F |} the stands. A policeman ailso|@ *#!K on birds to a joint nature Matthew and St. John are repre | this method of advertising is two- 2024.75,° $8.75 BOx8.26 $30.95 | Fridays. — Se sa ge Bis, : pe nai. aa ee asked the scouts to help him aj.|™eeting of Overland 1, Overland scuted writing their versions of the | fold: First, as compliance with re ove i a aa aT him to be present at tne final | Son _ : ea main St. Louis Boy Scout camp at | an tt f ¢he echonl veer Thae | Troop i: or wine Washington jrondale. ig a 25(0-acre woodland, | ocuas & 1s Son rs ‘School. 1121 North Eue¢lid, has re- 0 miles south of St. Louis | this work was effective was shown |*~: Aes ait 2 eo esa .| by the number present at the next ' ceived a letter from the schoo! Pic- ™ a>) * 4 ’ wet: i } ss i U42dd dE PJ eB is | & ist as om : - " — on the old Lemay Ferry road, near; *- ° ttee thanking the Scouts bd aethge ae Miandad ‘ , ‘ : ry re ts , abrwge » . ‘ ie i aa HO OE aa» he Panga . . x pores nn ee . “ % ~~ ‘ ) Tk al ses i Sia an nd “tal » Seer “4 ors oy Maik ST a Tiaras ste Pui die, 2% a yids sli = " : awe ; oo hee hele =e whe aus Lake ea el « i : obit si el a : tas Wark % : . ' one 4 an ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ . 2 ie x ot o ‘ lay MR, + 50 or i pa . Ye A - w “ pip) | Be, LO Oe Se tat ‘had heat LED tig 2 oo 4 he ‘ ! aN ee Une 23. hax we ache Oe ye ee hy ee pi 75h ey Bite : es eee ee aati ) IySe &ss ATC .siise én.i Lai L© rat : ‘ y . . * vA oS - _— heed ’ ¢ ae . c e r field range With BUlLacned © — a i che, wits iaAree coioreda carey ‘ ; P —_ ition to gerve | c t OL CHavus. Tr iss K si] a . li nt “I . . . -) - ct Eg t 5115, ca s. iantverns tn i} uftrate DY Bcout i => , a a ntin lice I Me ot PFuaras z as qoing poi i a4 ~- . water buckets and kitchen cul The Troop Drum — A bugle ! jery. For these ‘air per whic! é c “a “TY o4 , f Yr » ¢ T?¢ Vi OT ee : 1¢ + ™ % ; ‘. = . ; ta Tr . = rT Fes ene ne nN J f ; | , . » at - eommodate 24 bors ana a 1 tmnt 8 ene .. corps furnis: gs fee of $2 a day is charged he inte artied for various events | class BR camps art for Troops Ls ‘ z bys Y} "E ee o .. . \ P er, ’ T LU . f ’ + \ 7 ee Ovi 29 e « I ce ws ~ their scoutmaster or assistant. | = ‘ sae j Y re in f ontest. 5: Cues for any ii scout } a 3 r of Jersey Lon ‘ ~ . os . > - ; thea rea TY . ca Beouts attending Waist wees 2 | = aAnmt* —, a = S HMHintre - z T A. ’ ’ Tr eTI be re are to . - aaa ‘ as PLA 4 ee Risi ‘ | Pil s. i ii ii iit = os ~ 2 = arranged for them a program uD : : N. J. ag : : oo , . CONnNTest: wy tee le a = > PliaA ; 4 . - iz . - SC ‘She —~ Tne OrEaili- =i ne —"e 7 Cc + T> = “ eS oS ass vey SF ' ry notified art . PY iu eas der the Girect supervision of WDzi- ay ie acaba ; rector Shipper, and will act more % oe ee te | gen pease ae = © 7, oS a4 oe Ss s+a 4 e cep cceamacat is " — aed VAs aa as a = . .G P , ‘ , or iese as @& unit These campers si meee: ; Seoutmasiter Goldsr must furnish their own equipment, : ge : has moved a ol i Fj VUPVS i868 - Dianningeg a nix 7 j \. except pup tents, which mae2y Fag ws troop has back ‘ :* la Jv ui »e alid and rs Hiv iF P a _ ee aa rented for 5 cents a night if 4 Rit 4 arr Sciet “- jjeaders, Jack Dembo, % sired. therwise there is i] charge. This camp is conducted | partigaflarly for troops whose | *°* scoutmastere are prevented by business duties from atten : : overnight camps. apples eccion Of sits elop the puts. culturally as ws no TEE he class ID can if /* ‘ ie fy Ph he we PO Wisning to spend 0} ‘ ata hii ; er {> rs ’ . Ax : +: ae ’ .Y ig . : Pi ie a ct he reservation and stoves are furnished without © cent ee. Ses bh Di pre gen ' —- ANoOrtul prstrict. charge. The class iT 4 Trem ty oT ¢ > O95 45.4 8 - RR NI RB casas SP eT EE. amarante. agen ae 7 “ee Pe Ee. ee Ee ate . OO EP mpm

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Sadi oo aS Sle , - _ will have charge of in vo re Speaking of t! va te duty motor tr sc in commercia enterprise, Bradfield said “In this country newspapers and wood roads have been in advance of other forces in the pioneering of economic chances. With an in- fluencial newspaper's large circu- , lation, the merchant gets his story | & to the farmer. the residents of th : cross roads With fast duts € trucks he cuts down the deliverv t time and makes a repeat customer. i It is newspaper circulation, hard } surfaced roads and live merchan- ; dising methods that enable the 2 wide-awake merchant to reap the E harvest in trade that is offered to him The high speed truck h Rabie $950 SERVICE In Your Home Day or Night PHONE MAIN 1460 (After 6 P. M. FOrest 5465]) A. E. Schmidt Co. h113 PINE ST. LOUIS Ee VDI Pa 22 PINE ST. “WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD” pap MATL ORDERS SHIPPED gaye SAME DAY RECEIVED — NEWPORT” At Less Than 1, Price ~ Nl hd PPP EPP ial §et rd Table . ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ¢ } factory cartons. compete, 938-42 =; Nothing Else s 132 2S v alive 7 The nationally ad- ; vertised set that is known through- out the country : for its selectivity, : @istance and tona! ' qualities, Packed é. is original sealed te Buy’ CONE SPEAKERS 4 Speaker that is en- simeered te « stand- ard. and carries the setendeard Ros H Maaerete ( orporation GLARANTER. Gives year st a2 bew and richer teme. Regular a $14.50. x. $3.69 BALKITE CHARGERS The fameus Beikite HH Chareerr. Steady. efTenpemicai and dependahl i e&. 518.50 walue “aie Price, / $7.95 | $1000 TR TRICKLE CHARGERS, , $5.50 alae dal batiah th hs Phiico Eliminators ‘oete ee $39 CONSC LE E CABINETS Deesdit in atd Brasde« ae net} THOUSANOS OF OTHER BARGAINS : BOSCH | aa Ben day: SES. in motion for two weeks. Perkins | *“* °*8°¥ | CIRCUIT TOUR OF eee se se ee Pe Ae LL -b____ unremreiat seedovnnneanccoontesee the . aa re ma mang ee) iver.es. THE BIG SPRINGS SECTION OF OZARKS Continued From Page One, ¢ © f | > if bry @® f © ”y ; Se be 4 r? 1 td £ r@ . ° o a co , + ba © 3 9) ss. 4 ct) bds a | ce ’ ~ , Poel re At Silva, 30 miles beyond Fred- | ericktown, construction work on’ U. S. 67 necessitates taking a de- tour route over State Highway No. 34 to Patterson and thence south- | east to Greenville mile north of ‘which U. 8S. 67 ts again intercepted. Greenville Fishing Kendezvous. Greenville is a logical] ren, dezvol Us seo =) oe good url Five miles be! ow Greenville is ' Hendricks, a litt village. On a ‘county road thre miles west of 'Hendricks is Ke ener. where is lo- ,;cated Keener’s Cave and Spring. | The me the eighth largest in the State, flows int beautiful Black River at the base of a rugged | eminence. Up its face many feet, opens a cave which leads down to! ‘an underground lake. This cave is known to residents of the coun- ‘try as the “Lost Cave of the Ro- | a, and asbee a series of under- | und chambe ra this section ae good fishing - the clear waters of the - St. Franc is and wane ‘kK rivers, onl Cane a ae — - assig ning to 1 Ss. 67, the motor- continues south to Poplar puff, ne largest town in the Big ngs Ountry and the termina] O s nd for resorts a - aon U. Past. westward on U.S 3 42 ~ | , . Line Sass unexplored by tour- ; > eno 3 ‘ ~g> " - " > ~ > wi many motorists to that > hia ountry this year oOurists will do wel] to stop t ~ ‘ —4 4 .\ we > at | a — a. | | Poplar Blut for several dars, | Psp ‘ff theow $ = et ’ € ecial L ihey are bent upon | f 3 _ + - . ' fish ing ar Harviel on WU. §&. 67, | ive miles beyond Poplar Bluffs, | is yer Creek, and eight miles he. th | ° , one f'? Y His point is Neelyville, on a , 3 - Manley TT fe ) ar } of Littie Black River, all good ng haunts, though there \ ale) “CO mM ry} . i> Gi ame e ~a . are no acco sUUGLONS .0Fr Staying oe s at nN! ght. | ss pee ee ee ee ES Cc arter County Beauty Spots. ” ~~ Wr _- > °°? - ? *s “8 BATTERIES Guaranteed ~— P| " 4 ee } .« ; R 2s ues " ao " Li new ao environs, the .tourist can take i —s volts. 75 a northwesterly course over U. 8 ues, Bree 60 to V 1? ~ a RE ; 0 .) c.irenTn a" ‘ >? ~T) s © ae Sale Price, “‘ an pDuren, in Carter County In Car County are some of t ’ > 4 - ~ 66 ul beauty spots of the Big - | or ce »o% ‘we T = yy , Springs country. Four miles from | Van Buren is Big Spring State park, a reServation of thousands of acres hedged on one side by the | pci 0 ——_ ‘ , i +. ; Current River and confined on the | : other by towering hills. The park | i§ being used also as a game pre- | « and Occasionally tourists see | ocks f wild turkey and smal! | herds of des But the main it- s Big Spring. a spectacu- wa es er of Wa r f ow. Lz t ¢ a of 3 = ‘Ss : In the park campers ha be provided camping grounds, @ ba house has recently been built and bathing in the spring creek is an nducement to visit the pla Continuing west on (. S the n S purist arrives at W 1a ~ ies beyond Van i! 1 Wher s located rk . sa is 3 “0 e@ _- 2 + ¢ Ss co Nort Ss on No. 13 to nence and nd Springs and Round Sprines State Park. West of Eminence are in Chve at Alicy There is a cave in the cleft side Of the range which skirts A springs. This cave should by neans be se 4 ~ one and a half miles of » cave ha e. *xpiored, and it seme respects eo | Vies with Onondaga Cave at Leas-| burg, though on a smaller scale. A meandering road leads from __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - , . He & PAGE | eae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH es ' ROVES ECONOMICAL flight. the factory says. a Fs PEs, 3 : » to No. 6@ near Birch] with U. @ 66 ts Birch Tree ive it. S. 63 to Ca Then he would Indian Trafl State Park ‘PENNZOIL P “This is slightly more thaaw wie get : _— lle south tO swe. ne : s r “+. T n t] : : ! un | te ; the merchant in the delivery of Bis | aliew Sure tourist be an experi-| miles n o ch 7 in tae on the western rim of the Big The return to St. Louls can be , cablegram from Clarence D.jhalf of the amount the fiyauaame ‘. fd product.” A 4 a ego olen . = eh . Ga #art rape ai e Ja m Ss } OTe riv er ~ cs O ir ws aT } tra ng , -un fr _ «3 3 point going r) ort h Chambe des (N ew Yo rk-Be ri - avi- : pected to use. Th low cc . te ‘ Conception of G. M. Trucks. —s meg gh over countr s Ry! s Rustic ranch, yorhward over No. 63 in go No. 19 through picturesque aror) and his companion, Charlesition of Oil accounts for the z ; . h» A oa + . if4@a 2ns Yr TY) . , \ 2 q ' +. a - Ae ist ww re i S 7 Co d Sag ee & etvenm gales and service or. Entnsigg «snip icapanay Gina texte Th Listed below are three of our prices for complete motor renewals. the lustre back but keep it from again may bestos Silver ge ining guaranteed one = Pie os rey n +- is as ria eS a ° . ° : Eanization for the Genera] Motors fac " getting dingy looking. *. Try ae it has hb en — f e were ariving a seca - F d, $22. 50 D 2 ri se rut it has been announce? | * e ict itt aa ea or 0 g ; , : T k ¥ by O. H. Perkins, branch manager | eS : ae Genie le fi b: The Dry Shine That Foils the Dust TUCKS of the General Motors Truck Co wf ees 6 ee This includes PARTS and LABOR in complete renewal jobs: , es Lac ye ilerTai « Vi rs ru . Poe : ee 4 os i: debDiieenn bere | : ggie * | according to Perkins. “That is man new pistons, piston pins, piston rings, rebore, honing cylinders, fit- Ask your auto dealer or hardware store Serviced 4 Wiha eiice ii* 5 i118 .‘cc A tme 4 ™ _ Pe x ~ with H. C. Bradfield. director of | PO*¥*™ ei partment stores, ween ting pistons, pins and rings, checking rods for twist and aligning, 7 oer ? “ — “te oar teeta . — a efurer r Teste | . > advertising of the company, with | S#/ers and manutact teh matches (fT a oe ee Fees. cunmerting Fee at Night e : ~ +e ow wf ad Aas, ak be ine this s a’ re. u nh ~ matcaé a , 2 ‘ : offices at Detroit. “om . wa « possibilities. The men sy sti 3 NATIONAL SANITARY PROOUCTS CO- Rr: A fie! ld while here also ron. Li € Seaits ,' Vos & ai : da ferre = with A. RB. H Hay M tmhie, Who deliver their goods are their AUTOMOTI R besto Brak Service j 7” »? . re? parr Tf > 4 ee se ee resentatives ompany can ! : branch manager, land H. F. New- | TePresentatives Pike ee h nas PHONE Makers of U-San-O ay . " i a” | - meoe, | ket a higher type man he doe: 4973-75 EASTON searmam ote . > 7 . r ama rev t | a ail | . Pp ©Se)r T Leaiives O 3 7 | r cK Ss. . msv motor Frequentiy these oe To Tour Two Weeks, De ae pares *. The -aravan jm coe x cover Tr . 5S & New Lower Prices F oniesT FOR RADIO NGERS STARTS SOO missouri Boys and Girls Wil Get Chance to Win National: Prizes. The Missouri part of a natier wide “gudition™ to discover com ratively unknown radio voice ae the offering of scholarship and cash prizes will be starte soon, the Atwater Kent Foundatio of Philadeiphia announces. Civic and musical clubs and con rvatories are urged to enter thei most talented singers in a contes sponsored by the foundation. Stat winners Will be selected from me and women singers, one of eac from each community. A State final “audition,” whic ‘sg to be radiocast, will be conducte at some centrally located poin One winner of each sex will repre sent one of the five national di r-icts in further elimination coz tests for State victors. five men and uve women, th district charnpions, will compete i the national finals in New York, contest which also is to be broad cast. Each of the 19 will 5 awarded a prize. The man and woman who plac @reat in the mational finals will eae ceive a gold decoration, $5000 f cash and two years’ tuition im leading American conservatory. second and third prizes are $200 and $100@, respectively, amd be* carry ome years tuition. Fourt and fifth prizes are $500 and $25) than 25 years old: must never Rav Qualifications for entry are tha ; contestants must De not mor het n associated with a professions company; must never have bee said principals outside of their ow states: and must declare an inte tien to follow a musical career. Choir r agers are not cmanes a NEW a in f SPEAKERS ARE SHOWN-HER The new Fada receivers an speakers, as well as a specla Fada-Phileo AB eliminator. we + .* . ' J shown to the Fada dealers in th St Louis district. Monday at meeting and luncheon held a “oronado Hotel at which the Beck ‘orbttt Co.. distributors, was hos George Niekamp. vice president « the Reck & ‘Corbitt Co.. preside and the principal speaker was R. § Van Zile. of Chicago. manager fo e Central West for F. Av D. An drea, Inc... manufacturer of tf Fa la radio ine The new Fada sets include full shielded six-tube. seven-tubde an zht-tube gets and low priced six tube receiver said to be exception ai in its class, in addition to five | chassis, scientifi shielding, rigidity ‘of constructio! and cabinet work of distinctic mark the Fada models. Two dizes of Fada’ speaker poth of the cone type. were shown One is the standard 22-inch eone mpreved. The other ‘s a i7-inel NEW CROSLEY ‘BANDBOX’ SET SHOWN IN ST. LOUK tibe se? Ss. Stee ew Crosley Besrenenssy = shielded receive! whic! had with battery operatiot with the new R. C. A. A °s. was shown Thursday to 8 iis (rosley dealers at the May fair Hotel by R. P. Crawley, West ern district manager. and Filey L. Ray, dealer promotion manage The “Bandbox” has a cabinet 6 frosted crystalline finish, and ma be csed either as a table model ¢@ n-a console. It is new through : with illuminated singte diz trol, acuminators ‘for DX Bunt "sg. provision for of the iL l type of pr r tube, am Other features. [It has a righ metal chassis. In : AC-operate ‘yDe tt yses the new R. C. A, Al ubes for the first three rads ‘ages and the first audio stags A _Y22T7 heater type detector tub 'a 371 nower tube complete th: T Pandbox” models are & iq to the regular Cs Croste , ind ei x.~' wis receiver — NEW WILLARD “‘A”’ AND ae a DOES WELL IN TES Ow Willard A and B rad power unit. which has just bee ntroduced, was tested in St. Leul ‘he past week and performed witl Moot hness, quiet and all aroum ciency. completely eliminatiny ‘me use of A and B batteries. The new unit was used with one-tube regenerative set. with | ‘ube set. with a 6-tube set, wit 2 3-tube superheterodyne. and wit 7m §8-tyube get which has 3 stage of radia frequency detector, “age of resistance couped audi & Stage of tuned doubie impedane 2U7d\o0 and a push pull stage tha *™ploys two 171 type power tule “nd produces really trem Slume. it worked equally with each of these varied recetvell It operated quietly and witha AC hum, appeared te hold @ “eadily under load even with 9-tube superheterodyne and the bi

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_ rons | = *s = oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 — SI.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH rAaGE 1 i flight the factory says. | given sufficient opportunity, all}; —— | “This is sl ightly more than one. - a AINTEST FIR RADIO Sgr Sa ae half of the amount the flyerg eg q a Wh KSD Wi d . * fi il ’ faithful to}! pected te. use. The low consump. . i ' at ill Br Oa cast This Week in D etal | their lor ers The closing selection || OTHER RADIO PROGRAMS ‘Prelude in G Minor,” by ti nm of Oo | ccounts for 3 Sat _of Seansoh peahatatan Se a C STARTS SAON cl inoff Id-famed pian Sun : (os soega : | Beginning with tonight's Capito: 4 acnmaninoll, woridce- ie i WGN, Chitago (305m-980kc)—12 a. m the plan i Nas forced down- 4 ld pito. |; waltz, “Dawn of Tomorrow,” | and composer. | day, June 26. , Oran recital: 1 p. m.. Artist recital writ- » by shortage of gasoline. = | |Family two-hour concert and the], qd ‘ : , | ; a . ; — —— a WF ver | : . m.. Blackstone quintet: i Atwater Runt Hows kab. sans|| KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF JUNE 26 en by Shilkret and Joe Green, duss| The Program follows: ta ies fr WDAP, wrMM, wow.| pm. "pun: Eig Ateutr Kew “a, ven», . ow AF ». sacKstone guintet; _ static Ss iis E -Dis.- | | ing the custo 15. Overture to “Cost Fan Tutti” — , 9 & reper Mngetir cies ter conde 8 cate CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ' Od of ne cur mary 6 minute pret Mozart ADKA, Pitteburg (315m-050kc)—U a. m. | 1. Sam ‘n’ Henry: 9:30, organ recital, ; . nd Girls Will patch, will broadcast h : Missour! Boys a , i Droaccast another ex- | t th which the | a hott 12 —— rea WER. Buffalo (302m-990ke)}—8 -45 .. m. Start | cellent schedule of features thie | | 550 Kilocycles | Pveready Hour summer programs | ~*Tc2e Joveuse Shanscon| 2D. ™., organ recital: 2:49 p.m. ves | sevice: S:43_p. on. servien: 7:15 p Get Chance to Win National week. _ _ Daily—9:40, 10:40, 11:40, 12:40 and 1:40, market and weather ||| 47€ concluding. | Sarabande _ Chansson| 1.h."q° ‘p.m. Field Artillery Band,; '™- Atwater Kent hour: talke ty well reports, 12:40 and 1:40. news bulletins. Prelude in G Mino..Rachmaninoff; 5:45 p. m., Service Known peuple. Schenect Lady (279m-TROkc)— a, : iZeS. | 4 recent additi Mai a a v seti fs | —-~ .) Pri | es = wine vg t on he fajor Ed i Standard Lime given daily at 7 P. M. ¢ entra] Standard time and | The episodes of the adven tures of K FI, Loe AY igeles (468m-640kc)—12 om. . on C Pp r ae ward Bowes Capitol Theater “Fam-/|| at 7:15 P. M. Sunday by the Howard Watch Co. | the “Coca Cola Girl,” Vivian, to be| Then will “Songs of the| Service; 7. p. m.. Bethe! Temple Young) re: G18. An ater Kees hours . ily” who already has proven a radio | | + . will come “Songs } © et ~ cng vee - a , ' e 7 roadcast throu ~ ai eal 5 ie aeeora Pan woe People: 8 Pp. m., aia arx ‘ , sais + “well-known people, gg ’ Sunday, June 26 | 6:30-7:00 P. M. sh KSD on Tuesday | City” New York (as sung by “The! » » m. orzan recital: 10. cleaaic hour 1s Motes (S80m-870ne}—12 2. t of a natien-; Personality ef distinction, Richard ann 3 | even! | recital The Missouri par ti 5:20 P. M | Songs of the City | ng, will have a golf links as Four Bards,” another special fea-| 11. program; 12, Billy Cox's orchestra. | service; 4 Pp. m.. program, 7:28 > | ° ity. , s - - BR. ’ . 7:8 Dp wide “gudition”’ to discover com- Hale, baritone, will be heard | Oakland (384m-780kci—1 p. mi. | m.. trio. iq : (its setting. KGO, and relining of brakes : oat through KSD this ev me Musical program by Major | | 8:00 P. M. | f ture. ~*~ i umeinaeey | x ag atively unknown radio voices z thi» evening. | award Bowes and the “Capitot || Here the radio —- will, fig- | Seduaatiet Sale oy eteiie Tate a Dept servtce: TP Sm. Nediterrage snes 12 para a rr), : . ; - n of scholarships » oe : * oe Our Government by Da : ; "1 tga n otha me ve i es win be sore eervenea te ee Redferne | | on ter tae So | Lawrence. nee lesa se or ae pgm omen Mileengpeck scoeiee dane yyy 5m-7 40k I IxDWA. oA f . WRC, woo, Wi} D: re in varantree ; i and ca ee. Sige -HOr, earerne : | ess expert pony anda roug SD is scheduled to cOn- KHJ, Los Angeles (405m-740kc)—I12 m.., 5 6 one year, : goon, the Atwater Kent Foundation | Hollinshead, second tenor: Vernon 7:15 P. M. | 8:10 P. M. ) | | Vivian, a novice. In the midst of | Clude with a period of dance mu- | veer me 12:30 p. m., Bervice; 9 p. m., orran People's ratio frees. contralto; Philadelphia announces. Archibald, baritone, and Frank/ |! Atwater Kent Radio Hour with | Isham Jones and His Orches- |\| the game, J | by Ish J dh hes- ervenss 2Y Dp. Ws: Oe ee: |, 5:30 p. m. Arion male chore: 6p. m. of ra i} : tra. ames unexpectedly | sic by Isham Jones an is orches | KOA, Denver (325m-920kc)—12 m. Sere- chamber music: 6 30 m.. travelo T k P| Civic and musical clubs and con-/ Croxton, bass-—will be heard again}; the American Singers. | i turns up, having escaped in a most | tra- | ice;. 6:30 p m., organ recital 9 p. m.,| “Bits of Ireland:’ .. fey Can TUCKS servatories are urged to enter their|in the Atwater Kent Hour through |. Sil 27 | Friday, July 1 | unusual fashion from the bandits | | open air concert. | = viouinit "and, Lalita Cabrera Gaines S d | most talented ee ee Tee tonight. wre err : 3:00-3:30 P. M || Who had captured him last week. Friday on KSD KOIL, Council Bluffs (277m-L080kc)— se ervice ® sponsored by the foundation. State/ ‘Stars of the Summer Night”— 5:30 P. M. : f f | Jim, in getting away f | 11 a. m., Little White Church; 12 a. ™..) WLIEB, Chicago (305m-980ke)—4 p. = ° e sel df ae Roxy d His Gang in a musi- | “Royal Rhythmic Rhyme and | | y trom the ban- | Rosario Bourdon, director of the dinner hour concert; 6 p. m.. orches-| trio; 4:15 p. m.. songs: *’ 30 p at Night winners will b se ecte oie men Woodberry cal yond hoes a ~sDheingy xy The Reason ’» a half hour childre nes dits, steals thei r car and through Cities Ser , ~ Con ert Orchestr tra: 7 P mi, nce Tack: 7 230 Pp. ™m piano selections: 4: 40 DP. “ trio: 4 33 s+ So? ) an ’ ~O2 - ° ’ “ eae 3 . i re : - i S vie Cc a | De N rd : hest . ll s&h. con- m.. gnd women singers, one of each anta Lucia | ater, New York City. program sponsored by the Royal ||| the scheming of Fre ddy, this factianq the City Service Cavaliers’ | cert ensembie. ez: ig aoe elt: Gel ep POPE SORT IY HOt Ble anon Raper ” > OS MR, Were, wer - a os . tos Brake Se s to be radiocast, will be conducted EE. a} ° Cities Service Conce, Jrch | the police ¢ on accoun . | tga at some centrally located point.| ‘Mandalay’ (Kipling) Speaks | | The E ice fg M. tra and Male Quarte! | are of this theft. | an exceptional program of classi | KTRS, Hot Springs (340m- 880ke)—11 a, 6:30 p. m.. ‘service: 7:30, Crosley con- hington Av. CEntral 7588 One winner of each sex will repre- Dedicated to and sung by Frank | | * Svereacy sour. 7:00 P. M. | KSD’s broadcasting Tuesday | °#! 87d semiclassical music. m.. Service; ee | omen (353m-859ke)—12 a | sent one of the five national dis- Croxton. ~ | 8:00 P. M. Paramount Concert Series. night is to conclude with the Radio; Bourdon, a noted cellist, was ®) KYW. Chicago (526m-570kc)—12 a. m.| Roxey's stroll: 1 p. m., old folke’ mus — s © tricts in further elimination con- The Coca Cola Git | 7-30 P. M Cavalcade. | success upon that instrument when; = Roxy’s Gang: 4:30 p m., twenty minutes | sie program: 9:30. p eS service; 7.15 tests for State victors. “Lullaby” i 8:30 P. M. 4 Weal Anal at eee he was but 7 years old. At the of good names: iggy st —— — ae “Atlantic cit (272m-1100ke) —1 = Five men and uive women, the | “Sweetest Story Ever ' ; | Radio Cavalcade. m ” ee P.M. Wednesday - KSD ee 9 Oe Oe wena, She issaebte me Pp. m. = . rina Faimo orchestra: 8S >. district champions, will compete in Stultz | 0 M Another of the recitals that have when he appeared in public. Going| “ mixea quartet: mandolins and organ. m.. operatic concert: 8:30 p. m.. mu- the national finals in New York, a The American Singers. Wednesday, June 29 | The Dreamers. ii made the Organ Master nested to Europe for study he graduated — Npmmcenele Se ae a ae WRC. W contest which also is to be broad- IV. i] 6:30 P. M. | 8:30-9:30 P. M. ||80 interesting is to be given aon 2 sgh ros 2mm rt eens service: e: 4:1 :10 D. m.. Presbyterian ‘serv: , perigee = 5 — . a vewee, 8 Bae than 26 years old: must never have | iis! feat e si introduce as ek mee day evening will be the Paramount 9:30 S aeaeee e = 1 organ Fee Maior Bowes Family. Qualifications for entry are that | osture artist for the period | Music Clubs in Chicago, she ap-j; noe,” for quartet of saxophones. , concert : 1 p. m. Children’s religious pro- (399m-750kc)—10 a. Beatrice Belkin, one of the l ‘Ps ane ae ee . 37 Wednesday night’s program is to : : 5 D. m.. organ recital: 6 p. m., m. service; 2 a. m., a) >. Mm. the contestants must be not muore | Lien ‘ GoLor- | peared with a distinguished cast in; The second will be the classic sonclude: w th Pe caweey The usual concert by the La Edgewater Reach orchestra: 8 Dp. @m. : ~ Bn eater program been associated with a professional |~ . ~~ wweranes of she Gang It “Falstaff.” She has become well | “Gavotte” by Gossec, by a quartet ome ith the weekly appear- ; sere almer House program. Eversong: 9 D. m. Emerson Gill's or- ine sever have Been! will be her performance, although | in te cacvin autem dee her | coteliting of fir clea iste @ te Gee ae France orchestra, with the bari} wraa, Chicago (499m-600kc)—2 p. m.| Chestra. : —ew * ns Sees te ere oe parerevaae “an Cord Orchestra and the Silver|tone of the golden voice” as solo- Farmers’ hour; 6. Bible class; & p. m.,| WWJ. Detrots (5 (4m-800ke)— | ser ; many other solo artists of the gan a ial ae eae fy} 7 a ae Mestre 1¢ Silv Capitol Famil; « . 7 , , rs ¢ 14 ii- i} ° ; l i ie rif . ~ y; nald principals outside of their own | ‘a ® | appearanc.s in New York and oth which a flute will be added as a 5 or + hi service: 8 p .m.. service; 11 p. m., Dick service: 5:20 p. m., Cap i] . Stipe pgs : . ; Maske enor. who hav ist, will occupy the third broad- Richa h ° ratic stare. states: and must declare an inten- | a also appear to support her. er cities. She joined the Roxy solo instrument. An Irish me ody, prves ch . r, who ave eae casting period chardson’s orchestm. 15 Dp. m.. Ope . - = aaryyy ne ” . i “Oat Sting l1Z!I . : / tion to follow a musical career. . supporting entertainment will ar : while it was “on tour” and he Collun,” for baritone, saxo- : a — . ae a | ev ’s : Thursday. Next will come the Dreamers. xylophone player, will be goloist. “Pique Dame” (Suppe), “Valkyre on 7 OI. ‘ghia eer emp " a . y ~ ws aa A 7 Bi ADD! Ay eel; ¥ . 2 CS ee ier ak Sp TLR ASU a LAIN LSU shi DOS ee . a cs — ‘ - » wf RS GOLA MEGS IS NPIS ~ 4 it e . Pex de tt eT * é aed — ake pee Ff 5 ie vir z aa Choir singers are not classed as si ae oe —— sympho- has given many recitals through- , phone and organ will be the third A oh mein gy alcw . ceemanie Grthintine rofessionals and are urged to en-| ”. a‘sira, the hundred-voice t the East. num ber. | | mong the works to be played| (Wagner) two move 4 % mixed chorus, the Russian Choir, bre : Thaieday on KSD | a fend ge rhedute wil by the band Saturday night|“Farewell Symphony” (Haydn), oe wee ae through KSD wil' be: “Triumphal| “Prelude” (Liszt) and “On the }the big theater organ with its | Tuesday on KSD \ irginia Rea, Eveready soprano, A special program by the Nation-| | will sing ‘“‘La Capinera” with flute music from WEAF. | t} e rani : | i . ‘ NEW.FADA RECEIVERS AND ce 8 the studio organ Wood-winds will be featured In accompaniment. and “M 1 ail al Concert Orchestra. under David : f ¢ acl, cil 4 aisliiiiiPilil. IC alyV ifave iv ' and the cathedr.] chimes. : : be pili Bu s scheduled Saturday on » KSD i ter the “auditions.”’ ee | March” (Mancinelli). overture | Go” (Goldman). | | this week’s Eveready Hour, to be, -..,., suttolIph, ig through SPEAKERS ARE SHOWN HERE Beatrice Belkin is trom ‘Law-|proadcast through KSD Tuesday ~“°*" ore Ure aren ) ‘Ce 7 7 Il _ i c > ‘ ft Give Pr er & \ \4 \\\ | i If | f vere? ; can : ‘ ¢ Bes - ¥ atZ an dred i : an ee” Seeration | rectly from the house tlightias' 2 | Te 8) =! | Speaker Unit... wx Ge oe Louis Crosley dealers at the May- | the AC. circuit. erage eg — : Jesus, Thou ]| | — kk ~~ - | ' : rt My reasuré (Strei | fair — by R. P. Crawley, West- | The: balancing arrangemeni in | cathe “Children & Abide ith | RNA OSE ek: Sa OR nm district manager, and Floyd |the new Kellogg is a combination ||| Jesus” (Strieter): “Praise ¥ Tune in on the Ba ores STORAGE BATTERIES L. Ray, “ai promotion manager. |of Kellomg and R. F. lL. design, ||] the Lord” (Sassmannshausen): | Rubber cased—6 | “The Kingdom of God” (Rhy The “Bandbox” has a cabinet of |an entirely distinct balance mcth- ||] retherty “Come O Come. Thou CRACK! A HOME RUN!—Hear those thrilling words from a STAR | volt——bail handle. abt nag om _ $6.95 95 iin es $7.95 95 ithe ee De hbihihibi i i in ini, i errr eee eee Tet a ae) oe 209000000 0000006404 4 i ee i ie ‘yTrTrT TTT. i i i AAA AAAA A Ss ‘ -~wTwerytyeteweteeteeteerteeeeeeeehUe Oe of the past with the new Kellogg | Dream” (Bartlett): MAin 4847-4848-4849 7 : Oe geg aaetalline finish, and may jod being required for use with the | Greciane Se nbach) SQUARE RADIO comfortably seated in yourownhome. Now Fords ‘and. Chevre be used either as a table model or AC. tube. : ™@ ‘naconsole. It is new through-| Kelloge’s exclusive control—in- | KFVE, 1250 Ke.; 234 M. is the opportune time to get one. ALL RADIOS at ALLowED Se cE nas Co ll mm Yt. with illuminated single dial | ductive tuning—is a feature of the | 31:15 A. M.—Service of Secor are DRASTICALLY REDUCED. ‘ ERY ; ntro ed 4 Baptist Church. Sermon by Dr. —— control, acuminators for DX hunt- ‘new battery-less set. This simply | M. Ashby Jones | t | ing, Provision for use of the 112 prateetRe that variable condensers | : 2:00 P. M.—Ground conditions | ory. Special Sale of | f Ty wey ee ee a On A or lil type of power tube, and |/are discarded and the tuning is ||] at Sportsman's Park. | eS eee ee a New $16. 00 1/- lnch UTAH CONE § i 3:00 F’. M—Play by play ace- “troduced, was tested in St. Louis | ° batteries and all necessary accessories. unningham Tubes vail | Highlande. t ' aay | In addition to the many uses ap- | ae 2. tiwfeeem recital 3 : 2m past week i performed with | parent for radio listeners who =! bedrooms need not be locate: 5S FP. MeeeService of t beth “A” and “B" current , —= er 6 Volt Phileo A-B Eliminater & ra . f ° »c* 2 ’ “ ; aa > , ‘ , } be ae . bi 4 . as emis id ' “ “ "« ies *- ee . * 0 frequency, detector. the sleeping quarters, but may be | Louis Truth Center, Rev. Hart- supply. cn : $34. 95 Radiola 25 Charger | oS = poe Trickle. — Eveready Radlo Dry Cells, each, BSc Sage of resistance couped audio, kept in the lower hall and oper- | mann: subject, “Choosing a special sale ~ te Biectrte No-Ratters | Set OF I INR oe IO ace FR AIG mee A hew Willard A and B radio | considerable distance away. Moe en tad a ee ow i Re ad wT. 7” es . ee c ve = Ne, 5 . pan * rg cital by Miss fo Ribben Aerial, ft. ‘stage of tuned double impedance ated by remote control. | ee eats at a oy & A Regular $10.50 Value | ry «Re , em yy 50 audio and a push pul) stage that leo Potter, preside nt of the Al- | 9 P. M—Reau _ program of ERY ) *mplors two 171 type power tubes Electric Co., which {s, oaj familiar hym VALLEY BATT —_— . Red & Hot Sb ‘ ‘ ‘ 7 gonquin “ ’ ~¢ | ” ote and . —s s 4 ’ rice nounced | Kas 352.7 M. ||. ER and ¢ ! PHILCO | 201) GRE SEP E: Produces really tremendous| p.powing this device an WEW, 850 4 CHARG ‘sled sensitivity. Cea OWER | “teinite Crystal Set. D2 $42 mat oe. al rae Yolume. It worked equally well that production was being in- | P:30 A. -- nig —— on ols , BA Regular 9 95 | | Tea ieceken Genet. ae oe P ‘ Nec sture. 1¢ oma! A avi € - \* A ~ » eres With each of these varied receivers. creased. rome "s J A sg , , $87.50 . ew 15 95 a ll yy spurposclrpeee PRe 6-Tabe BC.A. Radiols super. 1A y san — — steinfte Interference Eliminator, @e heterodyne . $87.50 It operated uietly and without n addition to this remote’ con- | A. M.—Music of High Mass. , | AC h . : } Algonquin Co. oe by Rev. George Deg! Operates without outside serial Steinite Nolee Eliminator Or Genuine Baldwin Hs on by Rev. George Degl- OT A RT ) : um, appeared to hold UP/¢rol apparatus, the erm ~ | mekaiee Kelso Site Mendphensa, f } Ss. J unge ‘teadily under load even with the] showed Algonquin speakers and | "2 P W.—Question-Box Hou 5-Tube ar -75 Q. K. 8. Full Wave B Eliminator — > 2 onde . ~ . Tubes, 25 rll ine pe a5 .20 with Bulb $-tube suner} . eiver at the Chi- | ; “ho ge” —geaygay “omc Set a 4 perheterodyne and the big! Thermiodyne rec Conducted by Rev. Daniel Con 2 left. i "te : , h er, (uaranteed Lightning Arreeters, tT , tube receiy er, and, in fact, per- | cago radio trades show. 1927 D-C Trickle Charg = 95 | Sowett Pheneavash Colts ‘a $10 Utah Superfles sprakers, ~ ow, — 2 P. Mee“The Holy Fu- Special very ose KSO WILL 1 BROADCAST ae eng Fs by Rev. W il- $9. formed e , h the | fenscle Tables s: St Mize 22%-Vok mae-S-Vae | ” eg xeellentiv throug 5-Tube Fresh- "5 -50 an 5-Tube aes ) } neo egel Phonogragh t nits 4. Batteries | Master- Se For the Lead- In Insulator. | PHILHARMONIC CONCERTS WIL, 1160 Rae 258 M. — . UXx- 199 — - gh at. Fria Cone Speaker iece. 2 left. . | ont Klectrie Spe te stork. 5130 to 700 P. M—Leo Samet, gang UxX- 112 Power iy - oo Ratters sfacteer te _ Instead ‘ a | | f drilling a hole through tation of the ee sae | , | SD, radio statio linist: Al Wilson, baritone; }}; 6. e Music 5-Tube Bestone 1A Tube Kelerinaters $1.00 he Sash or Window casing, or even | - ¢ my Neely, pianist; Carl Beck. 5-Tub 715 $18. 50 Gold Seal *0.Feet Extension Cord and | sane lelmut |]! Master. = | Pies ... 79 | | bee | -Dispatch, has made ar- ely neat in the glass, which usually defaces | Louls Post , tone. International Bible Stu- eeccccnc eae aa - the window and two or three | ches high ' = j July 7. » higt The board can be 'ning. at “Asily Grilled to place a porcelain | The program to be broadca will be played by this ‘tp the stadium, New York City. dents” lecture by Walter W. 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HORATIO POTTER, _ was Miss Frances Blackburn, gf y 3 GY i Ge ho who until June 20 was Miss ae of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper yh G * ag Udelijyyy * Beatrice Chouteau Turner, lackburn of Webster Groves. = o4 G | ‘é tG OO “i 4 y “ Vliet. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Volun- —— y ; % ae oe ; W% 14,4 % % "Cem Py. ; : a & ‘ iy ig ‘uf, GY ll W Ay Potter will make their -home in Luvtie sM oser gf G ‘ . % 1G yh Yeulys, Sp , La Paz, Bolivia, South America. i " ; % ‘ , 4 7 g “Mm ) —Asheo Brenner. “” 2 3 Uy, > t : Y " : } Weddi r QS : Mm Miss K s \\ oO 27 XS ; tL f, ‘Sten, iss Kreismann i é { © ~ g 3 Y % "7 ‘ff V4 " ai : é y YG 8 : G1 yy id 2 - ~ — , : a 4 4 » ae y Yy | : } B B rees wil Garden ’ 64, ™% y Y ff fe a ecomes p71 O. Wy fp ~ Uf Y Y “"% om / “4 Y Vx y B gia : aidan S000. Y fe yyy * Bee. y J" Yj, 6. oe ys : : 5h, - o s / | %,, “4 a , Vy "ey i LY {ff ee Z yy a a eS : | | | A F | d : | N a lovely rarde n-like enclosure, with a tall nh Ged? Uy, Me por rOrVTTTNT I yyy My = Roe ; e : % Ses ES : 2%; ae “a - ’ \ 1 1am . 1€ $ } | pres of flowers and greenery surrounding A Lt Clery yrrrgpnt’icinnayy fll Se oe es pg i i. | . | a@ sc ft rreen terraced lawn. Miss Elizabeth UY ay | SRN ee Bis. : 28 Z ko RO — iLuyties, one of the most popular young wom- MISS pv MISS G Y ISS RUTH KREISMANN, daughter ef /m in St. Louis society, became the bride last MARGARET , 4 ELIZABETH 4 J ig M former Mayor Frederick H. Kreismann | ® tight of Paul D. Moser, formerly of Stam- MORRIS rg TUPPER ‘7 pup G oe j of the Embassy Apartments, and Wil- g ; . + 4 7% 4 % : ] ford, Conn., at the home of her parents, Mr. YEOMANS., Z who, with her parents, g ,/ 4 +a liam A. Field Jr., of Chicago were married }and Mrs. Frederic August Luyties, in Brent: of Kansas City, 7 Mr. and Mrs. Tullius g 4 J last night. : . Zz Moor. The scene was lighted by dozens of whose engagement Z be Tupper, will spend the Z 4 A The ceremony took place at St. Michael : vari-colored Janterns, which shed a soft glow to William Ran- 4 summer in St. Andrews, 4 % and All Angels’ Church before a lily-banked : 0 the bride and her attendants as they walked dolph Compton ata y Canada, where they % altar. The Rev. Dr. Robert E. Brock of St. - m ‘om the house down a stone flagged path to has been announced. 2% have leased a cottage. % George's Episcopal Church officiated. Smi- ) me *2 altar of flowers at the far end. Bronze —Reineke.. Kansas City LG 4 rs ; lax was festooned about the chancel, and the ye ‘ : “e «tA og 4 4% 72, ‘” o> os me a Siege , ; Standards of ga rden flowers formed the back- ete eres aes arencareae ly, f/ Jb, Ju, *! LY a . Bsc ae Lr ye Vig, reoenee % tee steps leading to the altar were lighted by ' found for the ceremony. and suspended from Steg “nil Y, bf’ 5 y, S gq % ft mA Wttaryyyypypyprypppttt tapers in tall seven-branched candelabra. ; ethe branches of an overhanging tree hung & WOOO CO ccdeaadddadaaadddéiis SETI vy ' was of pale shell pink ranches o OVE ae é a. OR a ra CLS Ytttls UW iiLeb VIUU4) Z MISS MABEL GREEN The bride's costume a Pp S| Wedding bell of tulle and white blossoms. The Karl Moser, William H. Lu wee a ‘ : pare Goi ¢ , THOMPSON sation, fashioned period-style with a close-fit- | * ; * wd ° ° nN ’ 1,e20 - , > Pi 4 4 ’ , Rev. Dr. Edward Schofield Travers of St. bride, were Lacepregge: ee with , ‘A er yuttddr : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ting bodice and full skirt, quite long, with a Sreter's Church read ¢} ‘vic Pittsburg; David Randolph Calhoun of Chi- 3 geeeers Z g e = , ' ld Duchess lace p TS Church read the service. S+ Louis: William Kent of Zt Duke Thompson. She will] visit train built into its folds. ene Seaipace, ANd Of DANN, ON Oe. ee oy sR oo Ges ae % Miss Eleanor Lee Flagg in Mar- formed the deep yoke and long tight sleeves. t : = : . n ; - 7 4 i Cc szourie } 4 Cat C é VA ’ Miss Elizabeth Cuendet, Miss Eleanor Sim- New York; Dona : 5 wo Respro qi Z maroneck, N. Y., and will spend the She wore Mr. Field's wedding gift, @ plat- ' » = el Auger, nry M, y Z ate * , , Mons, Mrs. Walter J. Hock of Detroit, former Kenneth Nae RCS ‘es AT, Hiken and Mr GZ: Z late summer in California. jnum and diamond shoulder pin. 4 : - ¥ 7 i . a ] « aii ys Ae 4 4 @ ¥ Miss Dorothy Simmons; Mrs. Donaldson Cook and Mr. Lambert, 4 Z —Murillo A rose point wedding veil was arranged i Riaubert, Mrs. Garneau Weld and Mrs. Charles Weld. ; a CSP 8 em t ; y | | haw hate: ttt Se ane ae | Mulliken, bridesmaids, most of whom were After the sry Dee omc io age ng A y R. AND MRS. FRANK D. TRUE of |. 14 che carried a white prayer book, ) fortemporary debutantes with the bride, were held, pee pice i resembling an ont-of- G Z Portland, Me., announce the aagagence: marked with showers of orange blossoms. | pwned alike in cream lace veiling crepe Eliz- end of the enc os . oe aa cot fate G ' y of their daughter, Anne and William A. ere. Stewart MeCormeck, twin cleter of a : +}, 4 Le -? sha ~ , 7 . . ratty . - : | : p abet of the same tone. The square-necked, door tea age ot r ss ae ch ooagentboanes g %Z McCandless, son of Mrs. William A. McCand the bride. attended her as matron of bonor, ‘ . pmeeveless bodices were of bands of the lace, extra guests, ha «Rel bonnt as salle q g less of Boston and Harpswell, me.. formeriy and Miss Marguerite Moll as bridesmaid. They ; | @0d the three tiered skirts were held at the the Luyties ae a .. ci pap apres an G i Y of St. Louis, and the late Dr. McCandless. were gowned in flesh and orchid chiffon, ; 3 . praise With lace girdles fastened by.pink pearl pieces of lar spur 7 io sacnaatii svar Mi A ; Miss True is 4 graduate of Miss Porter's respectively, with ribbon girdies of both a Chane] ornaments. Blue satin slippers wita lerspersed gray Perse mec pectin tee G } School in Farmington, Conn., and is a mem- shades. and sprays of French flowers adora- ; P?ellow bows completes their costumes and cor- terfly roses. inaregeg fe acres saa Pe ae Zi. Ct her of the Portland Junior League. Mr. Me- ing the full skirts. Each wore a large hair | P**ponded in tone to the delphinium and Per- the lower peste itl ead Pe Preis: G f Candiess is a graduate -— Cornell and bates a braid hat to match her gown, trimmed with . a. ‘ bs @ ane © a, 4 v ; TT) : : ] , | : | met roses they carried. ns essen caveat “cneaind the improvised Ge y proneenens eracesong wate Eggo a bats lavendar and pink bows. They carried pink | | ee bride wore an imported gown of white nists sont O11) re , Z 3 ; in St. Louls bee he at = oceans om roses and éeiphinium. = Tocade me aris — rden wail. : j s 0. > is a brother of Lansdce - ; i aded lame with a silver cast, depending £a ii alien as G 3. | years ago € surrey Vickers of Cleveland wee Tin ® “Pon the richness of the material for its trim- Mr. and Mrs. Moser will spen eir none) Zi + Candless who married Miss Eleanor Stanard . ' 4 bis brother, Thomas bess of ti en ine te’ New - 2a ld's b aD, aD T, Ming. it was made simply with a V neck and moon in Canada and the East, going to New Z Si ceed pen eek te te Sele Field’s best man, a g a8 mace simp) ‘ i oe seit ‘l July 2% i Field. was groomsman. John Hadley, Issac | aor light sleeves and a slightly dr-ped skirt. York to see Mr. and Mrs. Luyties 5a! ur) Z4 | Thomas of Portland, formerly Miss Alice ' : 4 pA court train, fas ileal tre - a rere rose point 16 to join their son, Frederic Jr., and will Gi | McCandless, and of Mrs. Robert D. Brewer Orr, David Kales of Chicago and Mr. Me ‘ ‘ i}, (OB! nn ) G& : : ) , +j) V4 . . “ . . were ushers. ™ * scarf sewn on nce: depended from her oscupy the Luyties home in mreninene un‘ am ‘ of Bingham, Mass. formerly Miss Margaretta Cormack Shoulders and her tulle veil was arranged fall, when they will take an apartment. Mr. ‘MS > 2 anita A reception followed at the Krelemass , > S , Conn., aecgtn Om. : with : _ a bandeau of rose point. She carried and Mrs. mp ti nays fae por rele y ert MISS CYNTHIA AND MISS HELEN DAVIS, ae me Formal announcement of the a coma home. A smilax covered lattice studded PRPS Of the eal) ts of the briact ws’ : ng, AS, vd, . : ; : rea“ a! uncheo iven Wednesda En, the valley, pn Set as were a number of other out-of Oe daughters of Secretary and Mrs. Dwight Filley Davis, with their ;¢°4°3 ‘as made st s luncheon gh [= itiban Moser of Stamford, Coga.. Was ee pet dog, Bobby, photographed on the Olympic, June 18, as they Mrs. True at a country club in Portland. : Continued on Next Page. rd brother's best man, and another srether, town eg | sailed ios Eevope, oe rm ‘

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a ° . =i o ‘ . ee ares . 4 5 ieee. ba “ cy me , Ses he i re atelier sdacttonalitiesied Ad ge PE eens Apo ee . PAGE ° ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH > MISS DOROTHY FOLK Weddings and a MISS KATHLEEN WHEELER i MISS MARTHA STRICKLER .§ | Entertains in “tg Wnerrr (et teeth os Engagements — Of the Week Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Eleanor Louise Watson, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas Warren Watson of Cairo, lll, formerly of St. and Elmer F. Rebh and Mrs. F. J. ' place, St. Louis, No date has been set for the | wedding. Miss Agnes L. McClennen of 5643 | Julian avenue and Elmar A. ew: | of Davenport, Ila. were irried June 23 at St. Peter’s Episcopa Chureh. The Rev. Edward S. | Travers, rector of St. Peter's, r formed the ceremony The bride wore a champagne colored two-piece dress of crepe romaine. Her hat was an early | fall model, fashioned of grosgrain | ribbon in harmonizing shade. corsage of orchids and €s, Louts, olz, son of Mr | Rebholz, 748 Dover | 4 ' 4 Treen ccqant toi te etoile “es ing, + rn am eet » > “ y a aqee** > . She wore ley ili Following the wedding. dinner | was served at the Hotel Cor: nado. | They will be at home after July | 1 at Tha val- 5952 Julian avenue. | bride is the da of | Mrs. W. D. McClennen of Wright | City. Mo. She graduated from the | Missouri State College, and later | attended Washington University. The bridegroom is the son of| Mr. and Mrs, Isaac Garmon Bear | of Davenport, Ia. He attende - University of Missouri and Wash- ington University. Thev will m their home at 5952 Julian avenue. The wedding of Miss Agnes Gra- | mann, 5633. North Magnolia ave- | nue, and Joseph Stoffel, took om Wednesday at St. Aloysius Ch: Pearl and Magnolia avenues, Rev. Father Francis Brand clating. Breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents and a reception. attended by more | than 250 guests, was hel evening. | The bride wore a gown of white | satin embroidered in pear's and rhinestones. Her veil f n A ceoronet of chantilla lace and ange blossoms. She _ carrie shower bouquet of roses and of the valley. The Drdiesmaids were Miss Cath- erine Seher and Miss Agnes Rempe. | Migs Seher’s dress was of a sun- set shade of gros de londre and Miss Rempe’s of yellow gros de londre. Alvera Gramann was flower girl. As groomsmen, Mr. Stoffie haé4 | Maurice and Edward Shurman the ushers were Clarence Stitz and Charles PerulfL Mr. Stoffle and his bride wil! reside at 3618 Dunnica avenue. The r.arriage of Miss Mary She!- ley of Louisville, Ky. to C. La- Moine Mott, 3140 South Grand avenue, occurred Friday afterneon at 3 o'clock, at St. Pius Church. the Rev. Lyons officiating. Mrs. Mott is a graduate at the Louis- ville Normal School. Mr. Mott is traveling representative of the | Federa] Reserve Pank in St. Louis. covering the eastern and south- ern territory. He ts a graduate of Washington tUntversity. Mr. and Mrs. Mott wi!) be s: home at 3140 South Grand avenue after July 5. auehter ** SSS SS + SS) + 555558 SER SS SS OH ee eeees ~~". = ~~ SSSS5 55 SSS SS SEES SS =~" Miss Folk, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Folk of 5501 Waterman avenue, is visiting in New York prior to sailing on the Leviathan, July 2, to spend the summer in Europe. i i te ns he J aK @ : ace | se ee a * * —eee ee eT a er offi. eh ee 4 4 eerie «i we oe and et ——— Pe dd ill ea f if “~ Miss Wheeler, just gradu- ated from Mary Institute, will spend the summer in Wisconsin. In August she will sail for Lausanne, Switzerland, to enter a finishing school. —Ashen- Brenner ane SDSS CVranew—n° qQ© wwWNV Wai wIVIw ‘ bos ee ~ae 4 e J4ef*. "Ol peraraetld lt, OP . . SON ity " ‘ “Cathe CFE OOH COBRF OPP OL EPL AO ee FAPOLEPOELODOEL SOE CLE L amnneminndtin. . et Yd pee MISS LUCILI Miss Margaret Coch: ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. of Charleston, Mo., Leatiers of El Dorado. married Wednesday morning a home of the bride Rev. Elbert Owen, First Baptist Church, offic Mr. Leathers is a son of M Mrs. J. H. Leathers of St. He ts a graduate of the ! 43 “OCTK 3 i sity of Missouri and a : RACOCK BEAL Ty SHC ‘7 Alpha Gamma Rho. ERV town guests were ard i ... a : L DOricg a 2 6 Washing Un “sit malts , PERMANE NT W AV al Crenshaw of Campbe!!l. .grand-/|— — Pewee ire ? iris : v of rnia | amine a 2 tng mother of the bride: hi ee | | Clon ) | sai es Gardner of Waco, Tex.. the bride; Mr. J. H St. Louis, Miss Dorothy Arlington. Ky... Mr. and ray Phillips of New Madr Mildred Stubblefield, Mr. and Mrs. ide of * Permanent Wave Joe L. Matthews, Mr od Mrs, the eng fies Mar‘or Chas. DP. Mambhews Mrs. Charies Lindley MISS ALICE daughter of Mr Mrs. Robert S. Hoxie, who has just returned from Smith College e, "ta a Pope ccel elle? MISS LUCILLE HETZEL. | aa mak : canis Giulia “er as ame Se whose engagement Dr F. Hardesty of the Ark., were at 3816 Flad avenue. : i : . ~ nivers was announced last week. She is the Hetzel . a= ~w &edd to -A-h n- Brenner ‘'s pi » * pastor of Arenits. end NESTLE’S CIRCULINE WAVING $8. ()\Q COMPLETE Shampoo Before. After. and Trim Included HE PERMANENT WAVE SHOP SJ QLET SHERRELL = , and The marriage of ~_ Chamberlin, daughte Mrs. Charies Ear! : Lebanon. I)! AX . ilies ¥ ee ; harks ; ‘ : . “ er Pfeffer > ina itV¥ ./ 4] se ty ’ ~ 2 ; ~ — = : ~ eine . Tuesday at PERMANE lea Ww she ES ¢ 7 home of the bride Dorothea Phill - maid of honor. Herrick, Pfeffer. brother was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Pfef fer will spend the summer touring Canada and the West. Mr. and Mrs. C. NX €107 Westminster piace, the engagement of their Miss Dorothy Skinner. J. Young son Mrs. 1119 Wilmington road. Compiete to-De is a craduate of : Ha Pte ie . The Wedding will take place in the 2 earty fall Mr. and Mrs. A. H $823 Julian avenue. annou: merrtage of their daug) and John FL Wilkinson and Mrs. Eugene Wilkinson Wwata, Okla. The bride a Washington University wes & member of Delta Gams Sererity. She served as a maida ; Rener at the Veiled Prophet be!) 21936. Mr Wilkinson is & grad- A Genuine = 5.0 ips Oo; y 7 Se Oi ot bb d ws ed « » a a ane , —— ae . | = > yt pats Dridesmaid f the brideerr: 0 Eugene Oil Marce PERMANENT WAVE RINGLET ENDS on Hotel Beauty Shop Permanent Wave inl va - om Spec: a. FOrest 1160 >t . in & & LATEST METHOD PERMANENT WAVE | @ SSS , 9 SS | 7 i mes Frederick: Permanent Marcel Wave Vita Tonic L Wave. COMPLETE of - & “--@e - rerm anent se RIA BEAUT } JLESS Complete _ Ltn idel! S40 y Dy A Ppo: vO. ER wAvine LLE SHOPS, Joo Ipposite Ss) lubert-! its SPECIAL SPRING OFFER CR NATURAL MARCEL. REGULAR $15—‘Now ‘PERM ANENT WAV ony Of PROCESS. MU N SHOP, 4513 Del ~anee $06 cas e™ - -eseeseeses oegueben ~ 5 5 . od ~ Lv . “ i ; ) nee . SSL > eee, ee ee eee : . ie CO “™ P am am. oe _ a ee om oe an — ad — ee ee ek he a ae neon ihpoeoe = — Ere ees et eee “. “oF - - ~ RS Se “+, ‘i EY "Miles Strickler, the week was given Mrs. Frank a er road in the jade aeamni ter-in-law, Eugene Givens of | zguela. The ~ ee room and surrounded = a oe eer cere ert Parker Murray, EE AD Ee CR OR EE ee the afte Ae ee ONE ae Betfévue avenue, Heights, were dinner party Horn’'s ar thirtieth wedding az ~~ |. Of Mrs. W. E. e One of the attractive Harrison of ngress teed in honer «f= Mrs. reception ¢ arranged along the west was adorned great center piece of pint = by smilax candelabra containing pia © dies. Mrs. Harrison Ber guests in a gown of black fon, and Mrs. Givens wore crepe and a corsage of rege , lilies of the valley. Mra Iaa mother of Mayor Miller, w H. Wray and Mrs. Bermarg ~ Green ee the hostess, Dus. noon Mrs. Harry { and Mrs. Adele Lawson ae + companied by Mrs. Mrs. Bowling. Mrs. George : & Dyson ot 13 given a Thursday at m in celebration 7 s« — “di a ite, - is. 4 ‘ t: Ss > a a es o. we Miss Kreismann Bride © Of Wm. ride fe Continued From he pink roses in ceiving party. Mr. and Mrs. Field ed on their wedding make the University «-: W gagement of party given at their night. The wedding been set. front of the formed a tackground =o have aw a their home at §27 venue, Evanston, Il. The ; groom gave his attendant, Yeather card cases with gold comem, Mrs. Wield is a rraduate @& Institute and the bridegream | home date has a beauty shop. drug ofr t Coa. instset upon Voigts at your ff 4h, ™ af ened of LY KL IL YEN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Strickler, sailed yesterday for a three-months’ trip ahroad. —Ashen-Brenner. Sass of Biuestein of, unce the. daughter, Sass, son of, ton, $ BOSTON STORE ee — isconstn. is a member of ; Beta Theta PL ~ Mr. and Mrs. A. “A. Kelman of Maple avenue announced the their Pm Peds, to Martin L. Larner, ates mt Nestle Circuline e Wa: a0INg THAT DOE YOUR HAIR :CULINE WAVES EFFICIENCY a iS LA VERA REA UTTE SHOP 2ug WN. 7th—wN. E.. Cor. Seventh and Pine MANENT ‘undave an? Ev. ize that a Permane Wave regardiess of price. We have Nothing mysterious our Waves. We give the mar- round curl r ringlets, all wrapped for ringlet ends We will wa hair in the style ent one price to ail. about ve the describe. EXPERIENCED Le Rue COR. oT & OLive ngs Pr ADpoiniment you AMERI 7th Floor Carleton Bldg ppesi te f Louts ar re AVES Wave isa F + Ell CAN OPERATS Permanent Waves er Purry th Our System IDEAL PER 1 North ° > Beware cf CONNECTION epnrhone Uneerugeiieede Jeret fur Bowne Are 320-21 ‘THER sHOP IN THIS crt s ni ii THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTO Large—L oose—Lustroae Natural Combiffed cil an steam process. The only system that gives a per- fect marcel ef- fect. White. gray or any color hai uanesenetn waved. BEAUTY SHO! MANESRT WAVE 7th St. 3d Floor Holland Bidg. GArtieid and GArfield 7509 Make No Mistalone SPErraListTs Py atone et iTH ANT ¢ ¥ a acation and — mon —_ she will go to New York West Pi with : Ease x avenue. ' Evanston visit with te Deugias. Spend the r part of Septem)>r. 31 Westm Schoo! ' from 74 schools this summer. They (whl sal} . for Copenhagen } Sper <4 al 0 ' Rear Sr B® Scotia | Wee . a Torx Vrrty he Travel News a St. Lonisans and Mrs. Jacob Tirrill of Farm, Claytor road, and Charlies Pope O'Fallon of the * is Country Club grounds, her niece, Miss Laura Goodbar Memphis. Tenn., will depart to- for New York and will sail on a North Cape cruise. and Mrs. N. S&S. Chouteau of 7 Beverly piace plan to early in August for a motor utp through the = East. Mrs.- Fitzhugh h Turner of 4117 “iePherson avenue will depart July aps to: Watch Hill, R. 1, with Mrs. ph Gilman Miller of 32 Péort- piace to be Mrs. Miller’s guest th at her cottage. In the Mr. jad mn er her daughter, Mrs. Felix a enemas and Mr. Thomas. Mr. and Thomas now are in the West es. -— and Mrs. “Leo De Smet Car- 7] Waterman avenue, and Benoist Langdon Car- from lb'ew York a in Europe. Richard w. Shapleish, Mrs. Carton’. father, will sail Aug. 9 to join the party. Mrs. L. Ray Carter of 8 Port- land piace and her daughter, Miss Mary Carter, have gone to Rye Beach. N. H., where they will be geests of Wayman Allen. Mr. Car- ter will join them Wednesday and. early = July they will sail for England ‘to visit their son-in-law and da’ oll Mr. and Mrs John Eaton Monius of Kent. Mrs. Henry Clarkson her daughter, Miss Alice Scott, will leave tomorrow for Rye Beach, N. | H. to pass the summer. Miss | Scott's marriage to Francis L. | Gross will take place during the late summer. Mrs. Maicoilm Moss of Cam- Scott and | Mass., will arrive July 1, guest of her mother, Mrs. Oscar Johnson of $33 place, at the latter’s summer home at St. Albans, Mo. bridz® to be eh, —_— Urs. James P. Jamieson of 4990 West Fine boulevard, ts visiting ber son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. William Beauchamp of '®vanston, lll Another daughter, Mrs. Truman Post Young of Til ‘Bssex terrace, will depart the firsf week in July for Douglas, Mich. Mrs, James P. Jamieson of 4949 ne boveaird is spvending | several weeks at Evanston. IIL. er son-in-law and daughter. Mr and Mrs. William Beauchamp. Mrs. Truman Post Young of 7101 another daughter of eson, will stop over in early in July for a short her steter while en route) Mich.. where she will, summer. 7 ® Mrs. Jami Miss Virginia Dixon of the Cor- Portianc, enado Hotel will sail July 1§ on | the Leviathan for Paris. Mins | Dixon will take short tripe: — be through fore ef irning home the Mrs Clarkson Scott of, oreland place and her peushter Alice, will depart Mon- @ay. June 27. for Rye Beach, N. Henry H.. to spend July and August. Miss - to «Mr. Francis take place at Rye BSeott’s marriage Linton Gross wilii Beach in August. Arthur D. Calfee. son of Mr. and Mrs. Calfee of 33 Kings- bury pia and Franklin Ferrisgs IT, Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. Ferriss of 18 Lenox place. have been = sel hy Headmaster fompson of the Country Day the school on hovs Joseph S. BOn of ected to represent Te trip of 190 American from New York July 23 where they. will weeks. leoim Moss of Cam- will arrive next Fri-| isit with her mother, Johneon of 35 Port- Ace a? Alban’s Miss Suze? td and Mrs reann & ArT? te imore - with ; ane M rx Mo. Aaron daughter of lew Aaron of 4607 avenue, who ts .study- New York. will motor te to spend the F urth of her aunt and uncle, Mr. Aaron Straus. ele Farris. daughter of Mra. Thomas J. Farris of accom pa- te nd avenue her sister Marie, and their Thomas J. Farris, will sat r Europe. where they will several month ee ee Lou Garthoffnerf. and Mrs. Hegry Ej 4438 West Pine leave tomorrow fer peta, Estes Park. Cols. sarhoffner and her younger ter. Miss Mary Ruth, sill ge ater in the season. iz " “ ‘er re hd Mr 0? wil} +7 7. and Mre A. T Raver of hee street, Bayer Jr. departed Wednesday for & ip to Colorado and Call- Charlies L: emnmserais of ' “ina place accompanied by Ber daughter Mies "Tota, will aati patty ; from New York fer a visit and, Engiand. France and They will return the first in September. Mrs. D. HL Freidman of ed yesterday to visit her Waiter of the Forest Park Hotel ; - Fret@man was before hert ~~ Se tn December, Miss Jewell Water | Me ef 7Ta3 ite thete daughter, Mises wha Britton, in Detrott. Mn E. E.. Breanemen. ot Kirke Engiand and Germany be-! 5 latter t» : her summer home and Mr. and Mras of 4141 Minnesota I rents. Mr and Mrs Harry J} and Mra. Frederick Ht. Brit-{ Harvard avenue sre; Fred- be : New iff

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eee = ae EE eRe MB : « Bc eee oad. K- er tts . BA. ud- SEO RM: Ge IY HCP eS MET o ey ‘on Pa Se, ae, Pe ne > % wed ae an Mra. George Welch Simmons of ie ete Aad eet aa Sle J a @: ie si ) , ig —_— oe —_ . ie — a ek eines “= + eine 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. JUN -——_——_-_--— ieniiaioeast , * —" NDAY MORNING, JUNE 26. 1997 _ ST.LOUIS POST- a 1 a — — o Fs xs . | ’ , ° . Rank FM ; SSS , t10n ng Ss ee ag nme menace Mant Benes % 5 AN* WANARAAAANAAANAAAAAAAYAD WAN MRNA nN SEER ON Of Mrs. W.E. Givens “One of the attractive Parties o¢ the week was given Monday Mrs. Frank W. Harrison of Skink er road in the jade room og the Congress Hotel in honor of daughter-in-law, Mrs. Winfj Eugene Givens of Caracas, y zuela. The reception table arranged along the west end of the room and was adorned with great center piece of pink Tro candelabra containing pink wit dies. Mrs. Harrison receiveg br guests in a gown of black chig. fon, and Mrs. Givens wore rose crepe and a corsage of roses a lilies of the valley. Mrs. Ida Mi mother of Mayor Miller, Mrs. ert Parker Murray, Mrs, Charleg H. Wray and Mrs. Bernarg z. Green assisted the hostess. During the afternoon Mrs. Harry Symong and Mrs. Adele Lawson Sang, ac. companied by Mrs. Bowling. Mrs. George E. Dyson of 1227 Bellevue avenue, Richmong Heights, were given a Surprise dinner party Thursday at Van Horn's i*arm in celebration of they thirtieth wedding anniversary, Miss Kreismann Bride Of. Wm. Field, Jr. Continued From ller, Rob. Precedi ng Page, ca rarer. pink roses in front of the windows formed a background for the re- ceiving party. Mr. and Mrs. Field have depart- ed on their wedding trip ana will make their home at 827 Fourth avenue, Evanston, Ill. The bride. groom gave his attendants leather card cases with gold corners. | Mrs. Wield is a rraduate of Mary Institute and the § bridegroom of the University «2: Wisconsin. He is a member of Beta Theta Ppt. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kelman of 5601 Maple avenue announced the en. gagement of their daughter, Freda, to Martin L. Larner, at an informa) party given at their home last night. The wedding date has not been set. a ee a Rose ‘¥* Brillantine (Non Alcoholic) Made especially for per manent waves and mar cels. Gives gloss and soitness to the hair. 2-Ounce Bottle, 50c Insist upon Voigt'e at your favorite f beauty shop, drug or dept. store, or direct from Voigt -Co. 616-618 MORGAN STREET St. Louwis. Mo. n of. the ter, This Ad Is Worth $2 on Your Wave CUGCNC METHOD isthe gentile cathiedh ol nent wavisg~ with timy jets of clean white steam. Ask us about it. n of | * $10—CEntral “BOSTON STOR 9221—-$10 Broad way & Morgan culine Waving T DOES IR H ILINE EFFICIENCY 1P00 nes— Ph Nestie Expert TYE Seventh ‘and Pine AIR « WAVES 1 7 one GAr. 1113 SHOP NT WAVE Ople of Steam oil ‘Process St. Louis are beginning to real- ta Permanent Wave is a Permanent regardiess of price. We have ce to all. Nothing mysterious $ ur Wa und wrapp ll wave scribe. ‘cur! ves. We give the mar- or - ringlets, all ed for ringict ends. the hair in the style Complete IENCED AMERICAN OPERATORS ue Permanent Wave Shop . . le ouve [th Floor Carleton Bldg = @35c3 a, Appointment Opposite Famous: Bart ' a Larg Permanent ave § mbined te2m process. e only t gives t marcel ct. White, grav any co] uccessfully ve * EAUTY SHOP NT WAVE t. 3d F] ffield SOG lous Imitat: Mme Are 3: H ANY 01 OF SATISVIED CUSTOMERS ere errr Ty reemeeE| * § , bh _ ae : 3 . e—Loose—Lustrous Natural cil and system a per- ef- Entire Head Ringlet Ends Long Hair .590 or hair SPECIALISTS oor Holland Bldg. and GArfieid 7509 te Loule Eincinnati rf. Mebe No Mistake— 0-2 1-22-33. HER SHOP IN THIS CITY ‘Entertains in Honor oj: ene. was 1 Travel News } Of St. Lowisans “yr. and Mrs. Jacob Tirrill of gril Farm, Clayton road, and Charles Pope O'Fallon of the youis Country Club grounds, ‘aa her niece, Miss Laura Goodbar 4 Memphis, Tenn., will depart to- “ay for New York and will gail quesday oD a North Cape cruise. yr. and Mrs. N. S. Chouteau of 7 Beverly place plan to early in August for a motor ip throug the Last. Yrs. Fitzhugh Turner of 4117 erson avenue will depart July 5 for Watch Hill, R. Il., with Mrs. ph Gilman Miller of 32 Pdrt- ignd place to be Mrs. Miller’s guest tor a month at her cottage. In the gotumn she will go to New York » visit her daughter, Mrs. Felix mas and Mr. Thomas. Mr. and yrs. Thomas Now are in the West Indies. Pee and Mrs. Leo De Smet Car- tm of 5337 Waterman avenue, and son, Benoist Langdon Car- ton, will sai] July 7 from New York tor p visit in Europe. Richard w. Shapleigh, Mrs. Carton’s father, will sail Aug. 9 to join the party. Mrs. L. Ray Carter of 8 Port- nd place and her daughter, Miss Wary Carter, have gone to Rye peach, N. H., where they will be of Wayman Allen. Mr. Car- wr will join them Wednesday and | arly in July they will sail for England to visit their son-in-law god daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John faton Monius of Kent. Mrs. Henry Clarkson Scott and her daughter, Miss Alice Scott, will wave tomorrow for Rye Beach, N. | H, to pass the summer. Miss | fott’s marriage Gross will take place during the Mrs. Maicolm Moss of bridge, Mass., will arrive July 1, | to be the guest of her mother, Mrs. | Oscar Johnson of 38 Portland, place, at the latter’s summer homie | at St. Albans, Mo. } Ibtesummer. | Mrs. James P. Jamieson of 4990 West Pine boulevard, is visiting ber son-in-law and daughter, Mr. Miss Adele Farris. daughter of Mir. and Mrs Thomas J. Farris of 26 Raymond avenue. accom pa- q by her siste sf Marie. and their pother, Thomas J. Farris, will sail uly - for Europe, where they will ne eas — ar cee ee to Francis L. | Cam- | CAALDLAAA AAD 4AA4AA444AM LM “ BQ NIT NINN : — ta X MISS DOROTHY SKINNER Sia joe en Pec ROS NEI SS . ~S XX ey , ia ~\ 4 x SANA SSS SSS ‘SS \ NOAA RAR ARR ARRAN ‘Oy Nee \. “ SANS WY WN oN.. : MMA SSAA h\hih&&hhd&ih dh] Mh Mh Mag MSA ONO . SY NOES SAERQANQEE SSAA SAN WN : ~ .. .* ie % (er ee & ? ~ a= > , Pe se a ws . - ‘ eg \ R SS WN eS Cee ii oe x = N S % es _ . . - ‘ = : N see Qe \3 = 3 ail S eX ‘N - AS =, . SN .- ‘ oe a i -N ~ ae N : EN EN : aN : ~ . AN -S NY > S > S : ~ ' Ee ~ " I hhh hed, habbit bbb bb hh hd bbb hdd Ahhh hhh hh hd he he hhh eed dk A Yy, 47 _ errrrrr rr rrr V1 1: . QO’ S NY A: NONNNAAARRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARA Uf yi, “a VWs se N Re RE Se : | N Mrs. Pfeffer of Lebanon, I11l., was before \ 3 #\ her marriage, June 21, Miss Virginia Cham- § 3 | Permanent Wave $ Mrs. Truman Post Young of 711 | Ni 3 > Besex terrace, will depart the first | xX 3 ee een $7 ps , : i a Be 4 Sap I I ii N ee ss ena iis’ an $ Ninel! meme Re ws _¢ ly-—giv 4 ; ; 1iesor Gq : : re Ps |S iy—siving you any kind of Wave ‘ a of A049 | Mr. and Mrs. Spink of Clayton will depart July 2, rae: '$ you desire.” Work guaranteed. $ est Pine bovuealrd is spvending . . cs wy N 2 ‘ mveral weeks at Evanston. Ill.,| for a tour of Europe that will include visits to Ger- N ft 3 Powder Box Beauty Shop $ . a ~ . °9 | . pete ees = =“ ad - 7! ~« - with her son-in-law and daughter, | many, Switzerland, Holland and France. —Ka)iwara N f Cie a oS ee SS See eee ee Mr. and Mrs. William Beauchamp. | == — a . S$ SSeS ee a NN eo Nw ~ ee irs. Truman Post Young of 71061 | wood and Mrs, James Sloss of 2915 part Tuesday for Dublin, N. H., te . R Hasex avenue, another daughter of | Geyer avenue, with the latter’s son, | pass the summer. Ss WS PERMANENT Mrs. Jamieson, wil] stop over in J ; il Nl -— — ¢ , | James, departed Friday for Holly- ene ee ee . Tonner of | -|_- Ne ee SE ae ee RS Se ale... Branston early in July for a short! ... ccs is the PR Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Tupy SW : man 3 ; WAVING ett her ote hil »,| wood, Cal. to visit Mrs. Brenne-) wyiown boulevard and Universi- Ne Ate! ’ ngs seg =e epee routé|men's daughter, Miss Rose Blos-|;, ~ane and their daughter, Miss 3 \ F Eugene S te Douglas, Mich., where she will som Brennemen Elizabeth Tupt Wi) 1 July : N Oijl : ' | . slizabeth Tupper, ill spend Ji - \ Agee 1p send the summer | — Mi $ ws rocess ——- Miss Elizabeth Steele, daughter’ and August Near - And? Ss ; Ry Mise Gladys SS. : ; ment oO mado Hotel will sail July 18 on!of 1022 Goodfellow avenue, left Eryannis port, Mass., in August, ‘¢ Miss Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. inner geve Waving. For ihe Leviathan for Paris. Miss/yesterday to attend the national) be the guest of Miss Katherine =.p- | : of 6107 Westminster place, and William J. Young, son mints a Dison will take short trips/ convention of the Tau Phi Gamma, | ple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W31- ep of Mrs. A. Bode of 1119 Wilmington road. —pieckman \ $15.00 through England and Germany be- having been appointed a delegate {liam C. Sipple of Brentmoor. 3S‘ aS , : i... Marceling yn Finger ; —— . 7 * ee ator tcit fice Nlarcelinys > .. 2 a i ' ; fore returning home the latter to represent the local Ny ‘ Nnapter 4 ill lat | VISI1L Mi S er ili rR ’ SQ a gett Jr.. and Charles E. Clagett, and Mrs. Firmin Desloge of Clay- a ‘i Waving, 51-20. f Se : S+x> rrention 137 | In hos ot Mrs. (i ex Se me , : ' Sys airecuttis il bart of September. | of the ragpcionds ee ———" tis Ws Bee ba : - pastes aa oF A SS | who were graduated this month | ton road and their son, Firmin Jr. : Billy's » Rome « Mim. Henry Clarkson Scott of | ¢ held in. Binghamton, *- *.. trom ts a there | Stine See ee eile. a | from the St. Louis Country Day/| Mr. and Mrs. Desloge’s two other Congress Beauty Salon Westmoreland place and. her| June 30 to July 2. — cee wil] 7 me 1 : o i goa eS MRS. AUBREY T. TRUEX | School, will leave tomorrow by mo-/| sons will pass the summer at a Pershing and Union - ere Siagar: Falls. New ore City to rem: } a 2. ,OUIS if) jist P “ea : ; a ; btiiiies Phone FOrest 7844 ay, June 27, for Rye Beach, N. | ine wt be accom! —" fc rly Miss Martha Miller, daughter of Mr. and 3 tichard Simmons, son of Mr. and 1088. Ml, to spend July and August. Miss | tuning home. She will be accom-| Mrs. Robert W. Knapp of 4 sae me tt the autumn. —= SS its marriage to “Me Francis | Panied by Miss Katherine Kasten, /y\Wepherson avenue, wi Mrs. A. ae Miller of Chillicothe. Mo. —¥on Dach. At the same ranch will he Mr. | 2: eewoemcemcemcessencen: ae _ a Gneabocen — Linton Gross will take place at ae | dauchter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Tuesday from a week's Visit ——————— nn j Drive Your Car to the vs I ‘ } Lak | ‘€ . san 2° r Qn . Ctl?) t = Rey — ———_ — _—_——_S|_ ee = =e ewe ww ee Pr awe awe ame ae an =e ae as ame as aw Pa E 3 >7) n © 4°? onnect! ] Ww ~ |. é i m : f ¢ Beach in August. ee ee aw Lindell boulevard, to Battle Lake, | ® GENUINE EUGENE OIL AL ANN-RAY BEAUTY SHOP | Arthur DD. Calfec. son of Mr. and | ne oe Mr. and Mrs. Will K. Stanard! vu Mr. and Mrs. Nicolaus have | | | PERMANENT WAVE = ; a meat = srs a Coates town, where comfort, good taste and individual [ T “lah > : ° POS of Brentmoor, will depart today for: a summer home. ' ention abound, ualit our M O—=§ ] ; Mrs. v Ose ph S. Calfee of 33 Kings- | E J j : E Brid aaa nN 2 » eke P nad ‘ PTs. aA « = _———— 2 | ( i THREE SETS FREE Two-W eek Special — i y, NO “UaeTme our Aim bury Place. and Franklin Ferrisgs | Mr. and Mrs. } uqason 4. Pa SSE AWEW Orn, allt bli LUECSaGAY ON Mrs. Is ae y os (“ook of 4514 Lin- = Our operator Epecialize in giving the Eugene oil permanent Wave in any atyle you $ No b r ; b , Il, f | Price and Edgewood roads, d¢-| the North Cape cruise, lat Mak-! «31 3 ' § desire. Her long experience has taucht her how to give satisfaction. Regular $15 : | f st ‘1 > a EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE (your choice son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry T. lof Price an ods pce ntesogcing base iapeeiner Re. ; a boulevard and her daughter, | ¥ work he ‘muaterisle We tae tee ie ee ee l i | 4} 0 . yle) for $15.00—with service afterward at a minimum price. Only two Ferriss of 18 Lenox place. have | parted VW ednesday for Waipoie ° aN. Ing a tour OL othe Oo - Mise Aucusta Cook, left Wednes- | ) SHAMPOO AND SETS, $1.00. LEMON FACIAL AND EYEBROW ARCH, $1.35 | i waves given a day. Open evenings to working people by appointment. n selected by Headmaster|H.. where they will occupy tne.r! ro} They will re nin Septem-) 4... sor their cottage at Annisquam, cain FRAN-DELLE BEAUTY SHOP Wiens j | 2281 Gustine Av., 3900 West, 3300 South. Phone GRand gr10 | . i hor : . . ¢ | : ~ : - POS) ED «+ GE : es » empson of the Country Day | summer home. Bae: sieecrig Pees Mass. Mrs.) Cook’s other daughter, ; Appointments 5579 PERSHING AV. CAbany 4440 4 tte tp _, to represent the schoo] on Miss Alice a. Hoxie, daughter of ' Mrs. Edwin 7 Stanar ( $512 Mr W. kK. Wilson of Boston. who _———_———_— —— — «ee ae ee ee ee eee es PERMANEN ; trip of 100 American hovs ; ) S Hoxie of West Pins boulevard, and her has heen with her mother, will ; 7 . a Y8/Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hoxie o! : has been with ha MANE? WAV from °4 schools this summer. Thev 4542 McPherson avenue, has re-|} Younger son Edwin J! 1 f irl spend the summer with her family Peter Pan Permanent Waves | 50 years in the hair business in St. VE has wl sail from New York July 23 : Smith College, where | about July 15 for Battl Lake t Colorado Springs, Colo. taught us how to treat the hair of the individual. Mor Cone * oe 'turned from sm Ee, ait nr sini tetissias “Salah : Set , Have pleased hundreds. Our large, deep marcel The Waves we put in are ad near as can be to ~ -opennagen, where they will ishe completed her freshman year.) -"i'". Mpls ae ee cn “ ne F oe » sees permanents, eoft and lustrous, with ringlet ends, ff | the natural wavy hair. Our experience has taught ‘Spend five weeks. AT Jay H i Smitt | Mr. and Mrs. Stanard’s older son Mr. and Mrs. William N. Clagett are an artistic triumph. You cannot get a better Us the correct method. 3 a fr. and Mrs. Jay Herndon * ri] * Stanard II Oo} -| of 5115 ndél ulevard, will Wave at any price. All work guaran- | Bob W u Mrs. Malcolm Moss of Cam-| : page eet d avenue wii weael ho SR cee OF Site few - - mae teed. Let us wave your hair and save $ 50 | ob Wigs, Toupees, Cut Hair Made Into Swirls, bri | a , ~~, | of 6500 Ellenwoo a -|jed his grandmother. M Henry | leave Tuesday for Eaton's Ranch, you money. This beautiful wave with z HIRSCH S H ATR pe agar will arrive next Fri- | leave Wednesday for Wianno, | Nicolaus and Mr. Nicol cs of 4550 Wvo. Their sons, William N. Cla- | shampoo 18 very special | -egeeyietoaipt ss. — , é BAZAAR, INC. od for a visit with her mother, | Mass.. to spend the summer. Their | Long Hair, $10.00. 202 N. 7th St ag tan a ge by Appointment. 4 ‘ o es x aes - . . se | i , : > e - Oacar Johnson of 38 Port-|gaughter, Miss, Katherine Smith, - = - - No Pain—No Kinks—No Fusz—No Werry | |I| ephone CEntral 2394, om a —* Semmer home i will remain bere as the gues of PERMANENT WAVE La ——_————— star St an’ ee =f . * iy laugchte ” MPGsitiritiiitisitcit MM Testi ti ist iritisstiestessstittsttesstestestssistsessssaseesettesette eet st ry | . Alban s, Mo. | Miss Dorinda —_ — - | ROUND CURL OR MARCEL Peter Pan Beauty Shoppe | $SSEESESHEREESESES’, SegSSSiissssssssesssssseie% SESSIESERSSIGAEESISSSESESISUCHEIIEESIET Aaa aastaaaaaseaameiasscasaaes | an ‘laude S. Kenner- | OFT MARCEL WAVE—RINGLE’ Sven! °7 NN. Union B! is ae , “Ore 2 EB : ; | Miss Suzette Aaron, daughter of |Of Mr. and Mrs. Ciau agape ee ee ee ET Open Evenings. 1127 N. Union Bi., St. Louis, Mo. Phone FOrest 1210. |} | 3: PERM ANENT WA y i @.and Mrs. Lew Aaron of 4607|!¥ Of 28 Portland place, and will MARCELLING EVERY DAY, 50c —— | SAN SA LN SUSY ‘ n SITs. e ure , ie - ee iat ; fAR + & J oR . | $33 = we MePherson avenue, who {js study- | join her parents in the East late: ae 4 APKING’S BEAUTY SHOP ste BOLAND’S SPECIAL | Ing art in New York, will motor to | in the summer, | agent Established 25 Years Phone is ~ — “wr% *- “Eo wee & Ra's ? “ | aa oS --eppaperamapecginle Megan s0N€. 233 nown as € and Special. It is a Sere to spend the Fourth of| rs. Derrick A. January of 5101 Bee Pp. Mw. 1103 N. Taylor Av. DElmar 3021 || i qened be a eaten a ee ene, Bee ily with her aunt and uncle, Mr. Westminster place and her daugch- Fae . |e PERMANENT $3 — by a method all our own. Guar- and Mrs. Aaron Stra us. Gli iy 4 ine Mut SHOP Phone GRa! WAVE —— ag meme am d 2897 Evenings by —_ am wes ae wee ae em ee a?" — ™ ' i perfect... } Van Special Facials, } : f. Fy, : | : | Wave : $1.25 ‘| cay 3 as AN We shampoo your hair after the perma- 4 Nestle Permanent Marcel Wave, 4 oj “ 3 )

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Pere PY | bee eteke qeeee en BHAA AAT SOMABAGHA FUER PBARARAR ARR AND TRH PAGE 4 ernie POTD ________ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 y * ac , [ part rily 1 iven the evenings \ dcation and ; pa ties wil! oe given cr ee x of July 9, July 23, Angust 6 and; el Tews | Ave | lao Crumb ho motored Travel News| Axszst 2°. Mra, Waldo Crumly, whe The St. Louis Lonely Club will ot ity Sunday. mou! : ae a Repaired and remodeled at low Summer Continned From Preceding Page. give a dance Saturday evening at|/~ : : inane maven: >ére. ught Dt | Po. rates now. ithe Italian Fraternal Hall, 620) The Good Fels pio 2 aes ‘ We are exhibiting some of the new Winter Montreal, Canada. where they North Vandeventer avenue. ser Boge ss a Spee higgae AraC ’ models in Fur Coats. Individual Coats made went to meet their son-in-law ane ter Hall, 3 live s 502 Maple avenue, hi , a » M Mrs. - ten Nowe Riverview Club gare a dance an ae ee yon hee 2 “alifornia, rhe they il] ass i ot . to order. : ty, who are spending their | ¢veming for its members anc thew . wotored from St. Louis and | t®¢ summer. Landers-Pearlman ) honeymoon in the East. Mr. ana rest: The club has pianned a Ww: * oe : - ae . Z eridew | _— ; sa CEatral 4904 Mrs. Corby sailed Friday for En- triotie celebration for July Dai el ae ae ae a Fur Company auaaians even! by Miss Prag ‘} phis. Tenn., is th a eee 823 Washington Avenue—Second Floor ' 7 lial tata enn ba] | Marjorie and Robert | est of|. a Announce the Opening of : 7" . . TheALTON School of Dancing : Devoted to the Teaching of Dancing — a F Preparatory to 2a Stage Career hay F a —— ¢ — i ire months of Furo.- The members Room 220 , eee oe + eee ee were eve ere neo ARARARARARA SAGA - ij ‘ I See Our Other Announcement on Opposite Page ; ; se IX, BAER_& FULLER} | Mona 4 ND-LEADER ae ‘ . 2 ONDA of the type of sil China, Ita and specia TOL LLL peateeeeeal Se a a porebatiaedss SONNENEELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue sw typ P Summer Frocks ! Handmade Dresses } On Sale Monday at 1600 in Special Selling fi $ — .00 $ f Y Ny 3 ~ 2 O 5 ues At WONDERFUL collection of lovely Sum- : “i 9 OMEN who are discriminating will in- ; mer Frocks, at a price that means a suD- 40-in. W \ MH ) tet - stantly recognize the superior styling of | a) | : beeti it: stantial saving. Included are Dresses for y > P a S| é. | 7 ; a Sota} ' Wa, ~ these greatly underpriced Frocks, that make - ll 40-inch +5 TES most every Summer occasion. : Bit | a Py . a a 4 oo So" a NQcbDt ek SDs = Special! The New Swirl Permanent a8 as Silk seldon linger, 4 Fe &* ae ee & ‘ae el Oy F, ,

a | 40-in Silk STIX BAER S: FULLER NCLUDED are the newest materials and patterns in silk-and-hs! ; ? fabrics, plain and printed rayon-mixed alpaca, embroidered ray ~~ ‘ , silk warp crepes, floci sot yons, extra hard twist v : an dead > , two or tnree Ci a £Indc. Spe 40-in. Prim 40-inch F OS fabric for women's. misses’ and ummer frocks, offered Monday a@ 40-inch Pt y iow price. . Attractive prints on a plain, wasle # | 40-in. Plai able ground—many designs and colorings for selec = Be i _ Wa S* “+s ka ss s es ai 4 ngs or a a 7 +4 40 inch : : . . , : &, : “ha S inches wide. Early shopping will prows Beas . 36-inch C fseah] é 1 e ' itabie. Downstairs Stere) Ff | ; “ g re ema American Girl Arch-Support Silk & Lisle Fabrics AS 44c Yard | Ms . - ~* ~ + Sco “> — © ~~ > — bo . underwear, LIDS, | Season’s Newest Styles so.iid white, a3 $ .00 Ps ——es =: z x > GP X28 - THESE are Shoes that are build © y ) ) cientificall correct 4 | —— wr, Monday Sale for Wee Folk T | o topper every sumcle tani | || Qa Saaad \ . All are mad com — | — ten inens | | are made on the 7 2 Offering Play Suits and Creepers | bination lasts assuring you = + MA od $10 Be awn . ower. For Boys and Girls proper fitting. " ~ Hemstitched Lin lain wee ne a Invincible ball - t en You may select from black | high-wheet tones anl : a Table Sets, $2.95 or brown soft kid and patent Z . | ning; four-blade self ) 5 ) loth, size s4x-° leather in staple as wellas Oe ener, 14-inch size. i ? P\ mches, and half dozer fancy cut-out styles. | r6-inck size i lapxins to match: of silver . : ; | © , 1} bleached linen damask iz } 3 \ ‘ > | | ee ay port ani Goodyear iilt-in steel arch bs sewn, an outstanding feature @ corrective footwear. Sizes 40%e 10 in A to D, also EEE width | ownstairs By ae > Pig tea asammnathinasmnas. damien nteh-satiiiimamniin.mnanateamnammansiinenmeth ananapamahtemmiemmnatitinamuntaemunemadheneen eet a eee ee — ‘*, na 7 ony 8 re ee ee ope , mothers can pu chase the needs of the little ! a at exceptional savings “4 | : Madeira Napkins limade garmentsthat , ; 6 for $1.95 s+ *4 . * * ag + ** . > —— ~ -* , _ ° , pes ~- ~ + ’ ~~ oe sive Sp.iencic service. . : N > ~ » ; : 44QUa Ges ‘ igus. etre re OR ON ngs eI ORG cg os nea Se Re Se ee ec . - P' ; . = = - - =~; in Z eat.y hand-scalloped and i ’ — = =... - , 7 A SARE nand-eyelet embroidered — | %e : { - , H $5 Play Suits— , ie 4 mace of soft-finished perca- Fe | soodyear ose. 7 ‘ . ; m_ 4% = os . Se iine—-neativ boxed in half. so-ft. red corrugat ee ri ¢ ~ a = ij AL StTOus. 00 ~ Neckband or Collar-Attached Styie—Sizes 115 to 171, eee eee ic aed SARIS tae latices et Sone Pee “ ° Sone ¥ Yak 4 Be eae as - étden s Furnish ; ings—Main Fiaor.) emmed = ™icasure soxs5o 6x9-Ft. Size . ° 9x10.6 Size . - "= - S2¢ e 22) - 7 er ee ee - oe ae wes sa ees ae * s r< aon 7.6x9-Ft. Size . . .$4. 9x12-Ft. Size .... 9x9-Ft. Size ..... 9x15-Ft. Size ... . $8.94 Underprice Sale Ruffled Curtains 3000 Sets in Attractive Assortments—Two Groups ownstairs Stora - Men’s Summer Suits’ Palm Beach and Fasr’s Mohair "128 $4.97. et 1 fi 4cH Suit bears the label of these . , : - rt - i 5s? * oo aw - & _ ** . At this price you wil! find popular qualities—every $ . . oe sales = \~ you ee Ls. * a esa — D | ate , = les . —~—e«< ns % 4 - sp.endicaiy talilored—come in os 7 “2 cain . Pi Ti rTancyv —— . - rufties — overlocked Extra Trousers to match the above Suits may be had at a small additional cost. Jownestairs Stere ) Magazine Rack. Unfinished wood, pocket style fer decc with quick-drying Telephone

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AR AARA AA RR ARRARAAR AAT ROA RARA RA RA Rn —. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927__ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sie : oe ———— SSS SEER ——S===—== the Opening of choolofDancingii}: °° 0% Ot?er o Chateau “ae ES Announcements Made sth oe e feaching of Dancing . 2 on Opposite Page ee to a Stage Career 3 Ex , Rendered on gt. § August Ist Bills ae GRAND-LEADER — ‘ we 7 Boys Flapper Suits— Bonnie Brook Monday Morning Begins Our Second Half-Y early Originated by S.B.&F. Sport Cloth % , St. Gall Swiss Waist : i R me . ont Beoaddech: Passe A Fine Cotton Fabric With Linen-Like, emnan a eC ' $9 99 Fintsh—Shecrally Priced, Yard Monp>aéy, June 27, and continuing throughout the week, we offer the silk event ; Bie a . ee pes ee Q Cc of the Summer season—extraordinary values. ..60,000 yards. ..practically every Oe ) have ever been able to offer | type of silk...every fashionable weave...Silks from France, Switzerland, Japan. Sige these Suits at so low a price. i a Italy and America! Included are thouSands of yards from our regular stocks eee The waists are made of ; ener th paar ce sete x Kies and special purch r = te ee St Gall i eed permane Pp p ases from leading manufacturers and importers. gE: wr on sae se tadg Bre sie finen-it makes the Gredeaek: uaaiee aaa . beauty anil durability. Trou- most youthful frocks imaginable. It launders sers are made of i. broad: beautifully and it costs so little, too—for with cloth in solid colors to match frocks so tailored, very little material is re- the dots in the waist quired. The colors are guaranteed fast. It is 36 inches wide and is a very special value. IN. Re ye ee ‘s et. ae * ae $e we F ‘ * * Rtas mn i " Silk needs for months to come should be anticipated—for Savings of this nature are seldom possible. Here you can select Silks for every purpose—for frocks, coats, wraps, lingerie, negligees, linings, draperies—in all colors and styles, for Summer and Fall. The colors are blue, green, . lavender, salmon and tan. = . : : : : ; : Printed 1 the fabric of the hour At $ | 45 Yard Black Silk At $ .85 V ard Sizes 2 to 7 years. for -~ "Gamanee : occasidna... bauaie This is the newest thing in boys’ Wash Suits. Brook Sports Cloth is a smart cotton fabric _ | . 40-in. Printed Crepe de Chine. 40-inch Vagabond Crepe. 40-inch Brocade Crepe. all well tailored and full cut, assuring you the maximum negeenth pal our entnalan , e U | S a ’ 40-in. Printed Pussy Willow. 39-inch Velvet Brocade. 40-inch Cameole Crepe. Summer comfort. The material is a lightweight lustrous trip. The one pictur 40-in Silk-and-Wool Suiting. 40-inch Plain Crepe Romaine. | 40-inch Novelty Coatings. | fabric, in solid white, blue, tan and helio. Choice of is inexpensive but plays -tri a all makes of records with middy, collar-attached or frog-trimmed, round-neck style. » tik teenies tee. Included are 300 novelty and solid color broad- mer Boe ee. ow cloth Pajamas in all styles: Sizes A, B,C, D & E. also for the small home Yard | R , ) C i ly dp Speci al G roups Offered Oni Th rift Avenue (Thrift Avenue and Men's Furnishings, Main Floor.) ee ate © for women’s, misses’ and frocks, offered Monday at a pctive prints on a plain, wash- page wy? dpa ' Feats eae ae tb ve * ae .- “ as . - > " *, . —* ee . ip . typos ‘ sa es . - . _ wom + te be + : neers RPE ier pe ote wap - . an ty 4 ere ey } ; eters ofr aa re Pea a Spee nonce PERN anaat ts : ‘ rr ean emet nears we ang Ms an oo ous / ’ i idan ddines tae. ae , Bee Nine AR » Hee ixe Pee oe Ne de! bee 2555 st dee o/s ae is i . : a ’ x r : eg yt . eri. es deer ese , “ i tee. 25-ft. section, $2.98. fas ™ eee - s «(| Kitchen Clock, $1.98 Ontinued patterns: others are sub- Ee I Ions, but every Rug an extraor-. 2 | Hose Reel. $2.39 American movement, de- » | All - metal: large size corated face with windmill 9x10.6 Size ol i ) drum; will hold 75-ft. hose. pattern; all-metal. A Permanent Wave Sports Frocks—I wo Special Groups 9x12-Ft. Size ... . $7. | Magazine Rack, $1.98 Ironing Board, $3.98 3 7 ? “gr ee ; s | meer ne o1 Extra ‘a separate Board By the Circuline or Frederics rate omen $1 3 95 | 0 wood, . abe Downetaire Store.! j 4 i pocket style fer decorating with sturdy folding stand. Method—V th Shampoo, with quick-drying Lacq. (Fifth Floor.) , 44 oS Tel ‘e Orders Filled—CEntral 6500 O;] Treatment and W ave . UK | : Telephone Orders » Diy” | Some of our very smartest Dresses, in ex- | . ; a | Set—Very Shecral Som Extremely interesting in value and variety! | elaastve materiel, taciadiag Salt aaa aan mmer wits = I $ Washable silk crepe, crepe faille, embroidered wooler&. In light shades for Summer, as ae | . 1 crepes, and many chic novelties including well as the ever-smart combinatién of navy- ’s Mohair i 4000 Yards of , knitted or jersey blouses with silk or jersey and-white and black-and-white. Exceptional ) = I |; : values! Sizes 34 to 42. . Fo sf = Yes, indeed! This is an oppor- 30 Pe , | Linen Towe ing tunity not to be missed! Ten dol- lars is a very special price for a ag ie .i-\ Et ‘al at, Yard Bprice for . : if hi , | iY ery Shecral at, Zar permanent wave aS it 1S given in Delightful Reocks bow he > 72 === skirts. Sizes 34 to 42. ae s i our Beauty Shop, by experts high- A label of these Be Sac oe * | 95¢ ly skilled in the Frederics and i EN Junior-Miss—Regrouped at very Suit is AN Sf: s | Circuline processes—assuring for \ , ome in light you a beautiful and chic coiffure Georgette, satin, crepe de chine, crepella and acrsey are the fashion- : able fabrics that offer one a smart choice in these Frocks designed espe- ; ick to orted patterns. The economy-wise housewife will be quic ‘2 ‘spite of Summer sports. . , ¢ ? fe cen up wa tara ©: . 3 take advantage of this eee 5 on reed ‘ J cially for the Junior Miss of 13 to 17 years. Daytime and afternoon styles : : = i her linen closet and be prepared to meet the , | 3 3 | | ; 4 extra demands of the Summer season. Barnsley In order to secure the advantage of this special in blue, green, tan, red. (‘Thiré Fileor.) | #, i aa Toweling—our own importation—firmly woven | rate it is necessary to make your appointment im- hed et 2 ’ eS ! of fine Quality flax with fast-color borders 15 a mediately, even though you desire the Wave had at a AYy/s fb ‘ remarkable value at this low price. eats th deeds te 3 : | (Linensa—Second Floor.) ed. ird F

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— - 5 i ¥ 4 a rs —— ——— ee - . pee ~~ Colgate: ~ #7 ae: : STNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ) te ) aan Mrs. Thomeosa also in Summit PERFECT MANNEQUIN | | Parties and Other Social Fuents || The Secretary of War Dwight) TO BE CHOSEN AT PAGEANT | E. Davis, returned from St. Lou | on Friday. He had been there at- | Search Begun For the Most Nearly | oh mending this montD i nwgine the entertainments in hon Faultiess Young Woman * : " ry . ; : , . ~ + VA re = & 25144448 Lend: = ~ +6 tani — irs. Edwin Thurman Smith, of/Corlis, Mrs. ¢ A. Doou.ittle, 3irs. A. Hill, +S & he has’ , Style Model : . | 4 ai ai bd a» bAnwdy ai i Oe aT >) : A me } . ea nan rents. She nas or of Co! Charies Lindbergh . ty e a e e 7171 Kingsbury boulevard, enter-| Lon O. Hocker, Mrs. F. H le- | with her grancpat | - - 4 _ —_——- . PAGE6 age ~ wonderful sulphur Ladies “a improves the cocr B u ‘ wr : ster vaturmer from Europe A search for the most nearly per- | oa tained four hundred guests Wednes- | ficld, Miss Elizabeth Morse, Mrs.| recently retul ae ae 4 her par-| The newly appointed United : : sf = 2 i ‘ " es — : ahe con La Vs st ta - : ' + od ’ ~ vi ? % sa % ay aft yon from 3 to 6 o’clock.: Anna Oatman and Mra hatner.ne | where sic see 7 ern @ ranch in 'States Ambassacor to Argentina fect young woman styie mode! is | Se at a reception and garden party. Snodgrass. A feature oi tse lunch-j; ents, and ass rs . Mr ane and Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss are | Deimg con lucted by the America. | : ee : : ; 4tn t¢rae? 1, he G2- “nlorac qurin ii} - “ i , os. en , . . | J The house was decorated in ajeon was a poetic toast to ag Co.ora = ve at ot members of|in Washington en route to Califor-| Retailers’ Association in every sec- | s 4 prortusi of field daisies, corti- ‘parting voyagers given oy Mrs. Mrs. Ful - 3 ie “a Italy Wrs, | nia, where they will visit Mr. and hem inf Cae United States : eit 4 : flowers, wild roses, correoposis, | Yost. Le ey oct omen nant of ene Willem 3. Stee pat Wi re-j) | ful. models comnetie a ; : : 4 37 ry ii ar: — as & - + e uc sess I Ui moce te ImMmpe_Lln 4 ; ee e olly hock and gaillardias. Re- mong the sts at the senior; Rautima 0 ee eel Y main several weeks before sailing ans ay . Sy % . _ — , among ue oN .| summer in Chautauqua, .. +. ' " mig , im each zone are to be brought to | 2 be ; reshments were served bei .. at Yale University. which was; ©» for the Ambassador's post ati. | 4:4 suring the Fashion Pag-| ys =f : breakfast room, garden roem 4nd} ».414 xionday night were Miss Mar s number of pre-nuptial par-| Buenos Aires a eg gy“ i ag ec enka abo Te - ae: om (he terrace iia Jaughter of Mr. and : ie = wiven for Mis re | —" Oe ee ne ee ee es Se: | af i Mi Metre wenn. Meg | . tee “ fens te Pe Ke ‘ oo a ; The Duc and Duchess de Riche- | of the winner will be made. News- re aie. oe aie en ee ae oe Boaekst da 4 : ath is i , y 5 ‘¥ ~ A os 3 eshte - = na ‘ 44 Be é “ee@erick H. Britton Mra A. D.'| mcg aaieipR me nag ate Kennard ginija Hl a z — Pia Niro . lieu, who have been visiting in| papers in various states are cOo-0p- oe 47 ; ; Crewe, M s J 4 Hi any © cx pe ea eae hie : ure Mrs. David W. Hill of the St. Re- Washington, will sail for France, | erating in the plan. eS rf ea -/ ‘ reve mars. « +i... rio pe rs Jii- ra ed r \i 9 ana .« its. sn " _— rarnte Q most near perfect model will be 8 : Yi ‘ der, Mrs. A. D. McKinney, Mrs. A./| sireping avenue, Miss Ma Car-} .. vill take place Tuesday 0 rigged Ri sre ae (TU! eke Diets eee given a prize of $1,000. None ot = “ 5 Tags. lewis and mee Maryi«. ni nMgiis ie i ad ae ace and Ars oe : : ; “bi the young women to be brought | AS , ae i ve a EOE \... | Ray Carter of & Fortiang pists *_| gave a bridge luncheon for Miss Hindenburg Honors Smithy. here in the contest wil] act as/| es "Se = ee rr rT is D ii. ana Miss Jida@ \iiss | a 7 hot? Scud ler ahism 2&4 LY :1) a + H a Car moarAn and veg. Re the 4 sac ated Pr as 7 | ie aace if asin - ~~ 2 ri i ~@s i t= s (Js aa tn We he , ee a. £2 ASA $4CU Fi Ss. ae 2 r Tr i - j Linge ns E ee garet Billups, Miss Carol Crowe.! 4¢ charles Scudder of Portiand | .. see afternoon © trousseau ! BERLIN ine 5 .. Johann si Meteo: = — 2 ae suseceT « 2 Miss Helena Harding. Miss Gra e ebutantes of 3 season aS a wen BE at her ee cant, Since & & cuncmary w= a oa t. : ce : . pie > = on ~aS «& val riiii 4 LLCs mucksScnhaedel of Wunsiede!. Bava- S+ Suis girls only in show ng me | . «i ® A “ Jones, Miss Lorrains Meyer abe > war RK. Li Jr was gracuat-|, .. ° Mr. and Mrs. Hil] wil] 2n- ia 2 e£UrTnriesda nA laa ead ie ‘ x Bate + = en awe iia Se a . ; SS Se ea. oe ° Sie SOU es Siisi Wiii Tii- | Filia, Was eurprised and pieased re- Louis-made sty les. ~ aa ak o> ant Miss Mary Delle Woods ed from Yale Tuescay. Jous *™* | tertain the bridal party at a din-/| centiv when he received a nd secs _— — = M: Ss. Asper > Yost of Fores! n mes . nro \iiss . sap. - pres py wo = —“ 4 a Byt Associated Presa. a 4 es f : ieee Was. inche : pe ’ a : et .. ei ren ape Miss Hill spent last; cash present of 59 marks, from BERLIN. June 25.—For the! = * , seve? ‘3 Arch- eT a. = & UCTS . @ tee = s"’mer hame : ms rec a ae a ee Peeries “ie a ‘ i » 3% ’ Wednesd in the Italian room o f WWerbhert Walker, who was “1 epel waged woke ping —s - Pop resident von Hindenburg. The/| first time since the World War. | for STOUT.W OMEN = MIS SES . i built in. at } in honor of Mrs. Harr atten said of the graduating class.! 6 nenn. pM pacicectte’ _ a occasion was the if4th birthday the special trains which used to = = = ee ue as. ree | CEM f the 6: "| &uest of honot aca numoer of par-| anniversary of the retired smithy. } bring passengers arriving at Brem- | ” . oner, is starting on a European Mrs. Frank E. Kauffman of nin sien rhe president expressed the hope | erhaven from New York directly “ Comfort should he fele—but not seen . oe Shaped ree bes : trip this week. The lunchcon was; Westminster piace, gave & briag Among the informa! narties last that the smithy after an active life | to Berlin, have been’ put in opera. | * to nature’ ; a also a farewell te Mrs. G sraebner.| }uncheon Tuesday for her guest), 7 ‘- ouehir Gas 08 ‘ a a| Of toil would continue to enjoytion agair | "a “a limes of foot. ¢: 4 ees —— 1 ancam@ernan {we | T) ) 2 : of Davton. J), i" Mule r 10° SYP, nd D O Sh ly h ae. a x who, with her son, will accompany | Mrs. H. D. Rice of Dayton, 0.) [8s any & pamper for Mr. and | When you look at ADAPTO Shoes you see only the ae Mr. and Mrs. Wagoner Mrs.ij There were five tabies See Ts a) gap a ee : ? i ; XS = * a giliglen a c eae ST i oe nan’s grand- kK, Pa.. who are the guests of reflection of the season s most entrancing modes. All made on - ' + & s . ae = S545 ; . 2 “g . : . : Mrs 4 -?} - ti (‘Sa ] TTYT ’ 225 ' o— hostess, and otner guests were| daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hill.) oo. peed peed ; Combination re Mrs. A. G. Baare. Mrs. Gorge! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel | “~~ irkwood road. il 0 FS Ficcng Last x rials Ma. A Oo Mie But the moment you slip a pair of: ADAPTO Shoes itt uy a 404: t3 ites avenue Will be at home “NA TION ” on your feet, you feel the comfort of the restful, NOW — proved Foot: Ge NJ vuly o, from $ to Il p. m. in honor ALLY ADVERTISED : 4 i ‘ ; ct eo were. s FERMANENT WAVING (720) 5 tom 5 to 11 oe high-arch support, and snug, narrow-heel fitting. sheet the exe ses / x — Seva —— +, at4in YTL = — - ia care _ . a = — ‘e bs a The Lattice Pattern Saas, derful value a ers . _ : Those toasts fecl oe oo ee ae ‘c bi . las ” _ rown or b Miss ne Lorraine Hiemen-s infis beautiful mages iS pertect fitting and ex- These features are due to the compination a Patent, B , 5 shter of Mr. and Mrs ter tremeiy comfortab d ver c i " , : S i b il 3 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walt tremely comfortable. Made over combination upon which every pair of ADAPTO Shoes is built? rier Kid Adil Z ae | $43 : Minnesota lasts, two widths wider at ball of foot than at hee!. to Whitest Whit a Are : avenu mntertained the followine _., : Aeon = ny | | cal acne eee te owing Built-in steel arch supports. the Preane Attentian al 4. at the home of her parents Tues- ° : . f rompt siitentionm ¢ ¢ ey aeehaen ts eels Block Kid—Gines $34 as Ordinary shoes may have so distorted your feet as to 4 e ~~ ~+*. 4A —T" at —— —S ° : an © S - rer oe . i ne! lay anniversary: Jane and Widths AAAA to EEE render them incapable of immediate comfort and 7 ; . 420 N. Sixth—6118 : ie Shee ee ee ADAPTOS, fi risi | deoncaiest a cek, Mary Lee and Thelma Buett- ease. If so, before trying on , first visit : 3 Sa ee ee ee ee , 2 ‘a > 4 ner. Doris and Nancy Muckerman, , our *Foot Service Department. Here your feet will Li) i Ruta and Margie Pheme. Estelle iv fessional examination f f cha d, : i Taesthe. Mess Matias amen receive professional examination tree of Cnharge-—an “" a Ries, Mary Elizabeth Rotter. Gene if they need it, skillful treatment at a nominal fee. ee 3a Steppan. Mary Ann Hickey, Louise | Post-Dispatch has Herweck and Frank Witkos | “4 *Under direction of Byron Schindler, Podiatrist. The Sunday a : ~ . Mrs. Charles G Swoboda of Ect : 4 FF ‘2% of any newspaper in the thw 2758 Accomac aven and her idths AA to D y : sou mother, Mrs. J. E. Kocour enter- ‘ tained Thursday evening. June D bl E ] M da 33 ee ee oe — oubDie agie tam ps, ongay a ] for Mrs. Swoboda’s daughter. "Me 9] Swohod: nad he . a Miss An la_ Swoboda - tf her MAIL % —s | illustrated , niece, Miss Charlotte Wiedemann, ORDERS - e Foider . iS who were graduated this month . \| Sent on - > cos coe rams ) i: iw . ee Se ae SIXTH and FRANKLIN | SIXTH‘tandiLOCUST ‘Streets! : We Advise Early class coiors, blue and silver rhe Quality Sh l eel 4 . we y oes for All the Famil guests were classmates and friends ts 7x , for Advantageous of the young guests of honor. : About 70 guests were present. —— Se Peres eaeezpsaesee , y Tres [ae en # ; ERE, for the first time, is a permanent wav- Mrs.'C. E. Mobrstadt of 4173) & Charge Purchases Made in This Gale Not Payable Until August ®* * "5 ™® — ej - a aa ae as a Cleveland avenue, entertained ati é ing process that will wave and re-wave wit! seam lk @eniuus oa Macs ae - . —~ ?, baal |= r absolute safety even the most “difficult” and Marie. Schopp, who wil! depart|@® @ ge: . ' at "a ad : nex week for FE: rare where cha = delicate hair. Bleached or grey, coarse or fine acho ayes : ee | , : will stay three months. The guests | ® ' - 1 . 7° * - 7 7. a . — = Nestie Circuline adapts itself to the individual were Mrs. Harry P. Riefling. Mrs. '§ ” “— . ; ; RES a1¢ - 2. Soler 4 needs ofeach different hair texture, assuring always —— 2 eS ee . . "s Rufderheide, Mre. John Edding & , ; a lovely wave—soft, beautifully flowing, natural. ir. Mts. Harry P. Rosecan, Mra |@ 6/O to 6/3 WASHINGTON AVE. : | : a John Prentis and Miss Vera Mobr- | ™ a’; For remember, Madame, the Nestle Circuline stadt. 3 Ca)" \o > a f= >. 7 7 ® ° : method is absolutely safe, free from injurious : , - = = — le —- it a = . > Miss ? v7 ¢ | ‘ : het chemicals such as potash, lye or ammonia.... NMLISSOUTIANS 1” : 3 -* }. > ? . i res = And, too, Circuline is so gentle it requires but Social Events . - - ‘ - , jx bia = L fee w a seven minutes of temperate heat, 100 degrees /e:. ae ; than is needed for an ordinary marcel wave! at Washington § ie / te t , 2 i . . . . * = “ - « 7 When you go to your Nestle Circuline hairdresser, . > Snel Sitesi . / be sure to watch her as she immerses one Cir- 8 SEENON, Sane Shoe ae nf “ae - 2 ° y . wells to the retiring dean and =& culine (pictured here) for each curl in clear, fresh Sedcinh GP the Witiientin wee water. For your own protection, look for the the Baron de Cartier, Ambassador @ | ; a : : ” ' 2? the Belgians, and Madame 4 = f | name “Nestle Circuline” stamped on the gias- actieel teaue tales ater of (a ; ; é 4 As e Lave nN t t = fi +4 Sine wrappers .... your assurance of a genuine the Washington social stage, now §& ; Every French R ~ manidan¢ — Pen Tanlia - = ‘ a | Circuline wave. a 2 Se ee | | cas ; enjoying the thrills of ranch life: 2 = *: ver i in S | ne em 3 Ue - $8 Every Millinery ms ’ in e ack 3 ° ° . ae ee, “ve 4 Vrs for Graiine Boole a egg Just in Time for the Holidays! ae —_— P C. NESTLE CO. tainments for the Ambassador and 5 € O l ays. ; es ne P 3 12 Fast 49th St.. New York Baroness de Cartier was the din- § otis: at 73 : “ | ner for 259 given in their honor on | @ ee . £3 i - 5 Imeentors of Permanent Waving Monday by Mr. and Mrs. Edward . Sd a -: UST at the very be | . ; res 3 ummer season c ‘ The Belgian diplomats saije4 TY SS ES ¢hat are ¢h ~ . — oa ; : tow . NESTLE pe ee ae RESSES that are the LAST WORD in | Z paralleled opportunity ; ‘ ‘ i J " ‘4 i = _ - @ . sat ‘ *- ee : e . Howard and Lady Isabella How- & J Summer tashion, many ot which are Ese : or completely supply ard who recently visited tha = ‘ ° c eee ' y Ee yes A : 3 q ] § U] | a ee ee copies of models worth TWO to THREE | —————~— 3 4 nery needs. A are } eec = O Ry Dm aan . Tihahal ' oi 5 a : post ef dean and dovenne of the 8 TIMES MORE! Smartest of one and two | % 2 ; Dinlomatic ‘orns in Wash mgton. = . od é 1 SE, i eS ‘ ‘ : 3 . Dt mm N : s piece eftects, sleeveless, short and long { : e Ler e : . \ | / PDonal@ MacDonald IIT. grand-'@ acta et Bra ty: Pin ; e e, Fi ERMANENT WAVE son of the ‘late Senator from Wis. es sleeved models, novel neckiines, ftuckKs, ° : oft ran é ; As ogee a F } y , a ~ e Tr 4 sin: has 01 rata, where @ ~~ pleats, EVERYTHING THAT IS NEW. : : Aon, So, Se he ‘*s the ¢ et for the summer . ® _ 3 Smart Lightweig "ol. and Mrs, Stanley Covington iz ad a Ss N i | ge eee : we : mart Leghorns and Robertson at Victoria, B- ¢ En | oo: , | te 4 . ieee - i * . iia fo ] = a . a - - others-to-Be route to Canada, he will spend § SNOW Tf? if Colors Of: a tie el ; fe Satin and ne ti in Seattle. = : e = , ‘ Vo ma ‘ at the sea can ° WHITE. FLESH r » 7 ae 4 is net + e = * * conventions. Last week was no § PEACH | \ Z, x ial - 7 on y x jests and > / J ° ° oo lelegates f 3 scuntries at- ‘ ' ae . > | = . tending 1 first International | §j i" » | % 3 3 | Every Favored : ~, — ~ -_ Sareea? “ 2 = -~_ > ; Sea a ee ae } 3 ae 7 : Summer Color, Lz ee rs : '2rrcine Yo « : . pi, . rtaiedd of a veceutiee te Games te [Ky f = A : Black and White , 17 than eva? ~ ~manet ta 7 = . ? * ; Second Floor West | ° : yates and guests & Sie he =. 5. : a Modes for ’ | ? t in 7 ne n : é po ress . Lane Brvant's speciaiiza- an rs Re < Zz ; ig : rrs and D: Maternity tion for Mothers-to-Be in : ae mae £ ‘ = : 3 W ear he = garments particularly ap- Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hamilton, | @ : propriate during the mater- rho Pen —~s Louis. hare ; | Sig S. 2 DRESSES Spade cng || nto have Dem = St outa tare | + ois: pectant mothere Yo 0 returned to their Rome in Wash- (| 3 x , adout im th ngion PARTICULARL* styles ‘that’ hen one — ee : | : “ ." : APPROPRIATE wear. Scientifically made Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant, ac- @ ’ 5 ae Z | 3 garments that expand as companied bv her lauchter and ; ae Ss Le oa required, making aitera- granddaughter Defences eee ee t has ~ * a tions unnecessary. —-- Se CANTACU- | ° eG 4 — very Favored \_ b — noe . ° ; ; zene, Ww i : =. ance this summer . e Infants Apparel ideiieal Peakeeneel: aca ae . . 4 litustrated: Unusualiy Special for the Week daughter sailed two weeks ago bur @& 7 q % smart model of polka dot- Nainsook for M Geet 1 ‘ A ze , nest | ummer a TiC 3 ted chiffon, in severai at- Gentatedien! tie 3 $1 59 ars. Grant wii not depart until a ; a% y tractive color combinations. tts s, , ° thie week ben ; over a costume sip of! P 49 bie , _ é fe i heavy flat crepe. Priced at ants .. ia. 24 . Cc Mrs 1oward | Hodgkine wil! ! 7 ret 2 $19.75. ee om x27 tleeced on one he Ana at + 2 wha nx . tire O ten 2 : poe Ne x : side; $1. i : ece tan S W c Be Other Lovely one pace mmrage $1.49 program of the evening at the . Mart ash repes. ae HOSE—Siik and Merino oint celebration byw patriotic orga- : Z ae . . at : : : 3 ’ b dau 4 a Dres Ji Soc 3‘ $1 49 nizations of the Fourth of July 8 Fashionable Printed Crepes. ay : f or ° ‘nm Washington =: : : : ie Quilted Diaper for = camel . . f : aie +16 75 to $49°°5 / Pads , = 6 55c Mr. and Mrs. Jamse M. Thom- Dainty Crepe de Chine Models! 4 ee Biankets an _ | on. : Aine 4 » nm, Wno me ‘o Washington for - , . Ss rn a $1 25 , y . 7 — ; ; e. ts ‘ae . i: Sedeeeneny Gadaeantines “ae Finest Mummy’s Silk Pongee: ¥ ; | rs 39c Mr Thomson's mother’s home. 7 - . * | are Yr ya nt Kai tted 2 ter Summit Point, W. Va., before leav- | | Waeh Cloths 25c ing for New Yerk 3 ’ | ; ‘ rT th : : a a ~ S 14 48 “oe ee — etre oust Seats 50c Mrs. James Carson Breckinr ige | — to ed < : ORSETS, Supperte and Binders, $3.96 Up jand her children are the guests of —_-—- = & . ‘ 2. soe Be es es a = : & 8-6-4468 BS See. #68 wees 2 ) . is ic eas Bae BO , ea BS rs SS SOF ton , ae - we 5s Maks ade bins

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Baie ween Pai - ¥ £ ¥ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . —__ PAGE 7 e's wonderful sulphur com- bodily the SMPICHER BATHS FOR LADIES Ladies’ Department—Ladies’ Entrance BELCHER HOTEL FOURTH AND LUCAS NDERFUL SHOES 3 lL = 5 e ~ _— Social News From Webster Groves —— — Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Leschen; cah, Ky., is the guest of Mrs. C. | usta, Ga. and family of 425 Oak-vood avenue are leaving in a few days for their summer home at Avon-by-the-Sea, ts A Mr. and Mrs. James Howe will | re leave July 7 where they for Longville, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sickles at their summer ! ‘me. Miss Virginia Brownlee will de- part in a few days for Butte, Mont., where she will spend the summer with relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Weaver and their two children motored to Kansas City this week to be the guest of relatives a fortnight. Mrs. Mary M. Watson of Padu- | will be the guests of | |}. Lilis, Mr. and Mrs. James Hart Price ‘Jr., of Detroit, Mich., are receiving felicitations on the birth of a j;daughter, June 16. Mrs- Price, un- til her marriage about two vears was Miss Clara Roundtree, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert | i jp ago, ' { Roundtree. Mrs. Claiborne Williams has as her guests this week her mother, | Mrs. J. of Memphis, , Tenn., irs . R- Bowdrey of ‘Washington, D. C. | Mr. and Mrs. James Houston Spencer and their small child have returned to their home at Adrian | Mich., after a visit with icer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.- B. Mrs. S ene! Clara Mathewson of Aug-‘ friend, Creighton O'Gorman With her brother, Herbert Rornd- tree, and family. | Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Kenamore are | occupying the apartment of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kenamore of &t. Louis, while the latter are spend- ,ing the summer abroad. Miss Orpha Kendrick will leave Tuesday for Three Lakes, Wis., where she will spend the summer. Mrs. William Campbell has gone to Chicago, where she is the guest of her brother, Leroy Brady, and iher sister, Mrs. E. G. Hunter of | Evanston. Mr..and Mrs. Roy Chaffee have as their guest Mr. Chaffee’s moth- er, Mrs. R. L. Chaffee, of Aichi- son, Kan. | i ' | and his of David Flournoy Jr. , is spending several weeks | Kansas City, arrived Lome June 18, two weeks sooner than expect- ed. Mr. and Mrs. Flournoy had planned to leave by motor for New York July 1 to meet their son, but now wil] delay their trip. Mrs. C. M. Avery has been spend- ing the last few weeks with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. Crossen, at their summer home at Ruggles Beach, O. Mr. and Mrs. James Howe en- tertained Monday evening with a dinner party at their home on Big Bend road. The guests of honor were Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland New- ton and Mr. Marion Early. Mrs. William Campbell Sr. will depart in a few days for Philadel- phia, where she will be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Lee- dom. Mrs. O. H. Leutwiler of Selma av- enue entertained 20 small children at an afternoon party in honor of the eighth birthday of her son, ler Roof Garden Monday evening, with her brother, Chase Feldman, as host. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Henkie with their children and Miss Grace Gale, a niece, will depart Thu ‘%- day for Douglas, Mich., where they will remain several weeks. Miss Elizabeth Bramble has gone to Cape Girardeau, Mo., where she will attend the summer session of the State Teachers’ College. Miss Eleanor Neavlies and her father, C. A. Neavies, departed this week for Kalamazoo and Lake Mackinac, Mich. After a_ short stay they will go to Spooner, Mich., where they will spend the summer with the other members of the fam. \y. Gilbert McClure returned Friday from Newtonville, Mass., where he and Mrs. McClure have been spend- ing the last month with their daughter, Mrs. O. H. Wililams. Mrs. McClure will remain several with a luncheon at the Forest Park Hotel in honor of Miss Helen Feld- man, whose marriage to Mr. George Martin took place Thursday. Mrs. P. S. Whitcraft entertained the members of the W. C. T. U. at an all day meeting Wednesday. several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Crosby an@ their daughter, Miss Mary Frances, will depart today for Leech Lake, Minn. Miss Mary Frances will spend the greater part of her va- cation at Holiday Camp, on Lake Chippewa. _—_— Mr. and Mrs. Edward Drescher have returned from a short stay at French Lick Springs, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hall spent a few days with Mr. and frs. Leigh C. ‘rurner while en route to .neir home at Marietta, O., from a visit In Kansas City. Mrs. Roy B. Miller will be the hostess for her bridge luncheon club Wednesday. Miss Hilda Richmond of 842 Page avenue and her sister, Mrs E. M. Hauslaben, and Erwin Haus- laben, are enjoying a motor trip —, os ng ir od io OES ' — ~ pale dg ie . fC Gees : = ‘ vs OF ee a ee Peron ae CPt a ee : ere aii Ey: ae 5 ne, * . “ dd PRR PRT MBDA DOSE Ney * aha ok HANES Ra apr aegte WERE Rag ER mre to Hartford, Con., where they will be the guests of Mrs. M. H. Mann and family. weeks longer. Mr. and Mrs. E. Deane Garrett will leave shortly for New York, where they will visit their son, Campbell Garrett. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Huette of Sherwood Forest entertained Juns 18 with a dinner party of 16 guests. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wagoner, who are sailing for Eu- rope July 2, were guests of honor. Dr. and Mrs. H. S. Crossen have returned from a stay of several weeks at their summer home at Ruggles Beach, O. Mrs. James Donald wag the hostess at an informal meeting of the P.-T. A. Committee on Play- grounds Tuesday evening. Mrs. L. D. Tilton has as her guest Mrs. O. H. Bauman of St. * Joseph, fo. Miss Marian Ervin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ervin of Black- mer place, has as her guests Miss Mildred Walker of Birmingham, Ala., and Miss Loulse Bowen cf Louisville, Ky. They wll remain over the Fourth of July. Miss Marian Tompkins, who has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. W. C. Tompkins, several days while en route to her home at Col)s.njo Springs from Massachusetts, where she has been attending schoc!. de- parted Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Holekamp of Gruiy avenue entertained with a luncn- eon at her home yesterday. The guests later enjoyed a box party at the Jefferson Barracks Horse Show. John, Dr. Dwight Bradley, pastor of the First Congregational Church, has chosen as the subject for his sermon Sunday morning, June 26, ‘Heroes and Hero Worship.” Fitting All § Imp ortant Foot Points. i ERT AT as ey OO A re ‘; . Ms Mr. and Mrs. Leigh C. Turner left yesterday for French Lick, Ind., where they will spend the week-end. They will go on to Louisville, Ky., to attend the Sigma Chi convention. DOLLAR ONLY PAIR GLASSES Wonderful Value, It’s Keiffer Monday and Tuesday—a pair of reading and sewing Glasses—large lenses—One Dollar — examination free. Similar Glasses elsewhere, $3.50 to $5.00. Special lenses extra, Moved to our new store on Broad- way, 3 doors north of Washington. Smart Lines | aa : SSS ————— TS SE and lighter | | ii ii] in appearance. ne West of Ninth } 9 ———— eed Mrs. James L. Terry will ‘eave Tuesday for Salt Lake City to spend the summer. he Se : * Fe RY cy ee pu see only the ancing modes. Locust Street = aya All made on Sizes 26 to a Combination 10 and AAA | . Fitting Last. , to E Widths. Ke ™ tit July Clearing oundation Gariaents: A great selection for every type of figure. Corselettes, Wrap-around and | Step-ins—all of the best makes and every garment a wonderful value at it these July Clearing Sale prices— ||| where she will be a student ar the $2.95, $3.95 and up to $6.95 where she il be ate a th Not all sizes in any model. Charge Account Purchases " summer session. Fittings after sale closes. On August Ist Statements. ||| Among the parties given for SSS ESS SSS Sa || Miss Helen Feldman and her bt 1- dal party was a dinner at the Stnat- Mrs. Frank H. Below and her niece, Miss Margaret Bryant, ce- parted Thursday for Deerwood, Minn., where they will spend the summer months. Mr. and Mrs. Earle P. C''tten- den of Spring -oad have had as their guests the last week Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chittenden of Chi- cago and Mrs. W. S. Heller of San Diego, Cal. DAPTO Shoes of the restful, ww-heel fitting. mbination fast” Shoes is built! ‘ . Aehreens tie MgO a te ee I Parris a eh = ale i rey. NOW — proved Foot-Health Features without the extravagant prices in this won- derful value—-smart straps and ties of Patent, Brown or Black Kid at $6.00. ' ‘ Speteieee) ORM “lips BP tly a ee by * oo - whey ; eerr 7 ae 2 SR: Sa remem ae a Biba ma — ee —— +e ae - Whitest White Kid Arch Shoes at $7.50 Mrs. William D. Cree was called to Ann Arbor, Mich., this week on account of the serious iliness of her sister, Mrs. Frank Logan. Prompt Attention to Mail Orders age 4" a a ae > i your feet as to te comfort and OS, first visit your feet will of charge—and, a nominal fee. Miss Amy Horton of Algonquin '| Lane has gone to Boulder, Colo. F9 5 Stores: 420 N. Sixth—6118 Easton—716 Olive @Q_ * SS{{ THE RESTFUL SHOEF gee » = m 2 a a Se ADVERTISEMENT Beaatiful Faces Always Attract If your skin Is old, blotchy, freck- led or withered, it is a warning sign that you are neglecting your- self. Beneath that worn and fa complexion is a skin as beautiful and delicate as a young girl's. To bring to the surface your youthful beauty, you should peel away these and all other defects, with pure mercolized wax, obtainable at any drug store or beauty counter, The wax causes the old disfiguring cuti- cle to come off in tiny particles, a little at a time, until all the old skin has disappeared. The fresh, young skin now itn evidence Is Mrs. G. S. Ward of Marshall oe oe ae = oa pe - , ance of artificiality. ercolized wax place has as her guests Mrs. E. W. brings out the hidden beauty. Mansfield and her two children, =] of Chicago. Mrs. G. A. Wurdeman_ enter- tained June 16 with a bridge luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Holmer en- tertained last Sunday at a dinner in honor of Mr. Carl Stair, who is leaving shortly for the Philippine Islands, where he will he a phys- ieal director of Y. M. C. A. work at Manila, te The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation > “_ of any newspaper in the Southwest. 4 4 hee oe ge eee ee ya car Ne gee. Bn lags a at fnest ; one e , et ot « = Charge Purchases Made in This Sale Not Paya ble Until A ugust VERSE EN ENE EEE EEE EE UY SUEY SUES “UEP SUV EYENE Hew d HEL EEE UNH NUNN UN EUS Hebe Y NONE WEE eNee WEY Veveveveveveveverer evev¥evewseveve feuvew a Nn nt oa "Streetsi ==» ony ' ; ’ $e BSSBER SEE 8 8) 8m a3 PAR ARAP RRR We Advise Early Attendance for Advantageous Selection IU: 610 to 618 Washington Avenue ARRAS ARAM PARR AARARARA > —— MPAA PA RARAASAARAPARARARR PAP RAARAR RRA ARAB ee Mrs. Alfred K. Prince returned Tuesday from a short stay in Chi- cago. Mrs. Milton J. Moore of 218 Oakwood avenue has returned from Monett, Mo., where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Douglas. Mrs. P. E. Chapman entertained ||Friday afternoon with a bridge The guests were mem- bers of the executive board of the Parent-Teachers’ Association. | The annual convention of the 8t. /Louls Conference of the Woman’s |Missionary Society will be held Tuesday and Wednesday at the Hagerty Methodist Church. There will be delegates from the aux- ‘fliaries in Southern Missour!l and | Arkansas. The guest of honor will I be Mrs. W. H. C. Goode of Sidney, O., national president. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roesse) an} ‘two children will depart tomorrow for a motor trip to Northern Mi- chigan, where they will spend Jul¥. -——_— Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Banks and their nieces, Miss Della Rose El!- chenberger and Miss Ruth Wi32, will leave Friday by motor fer Washington, D. C., where they will 'spend several days before return- ing to Toledo, O., where they will visit relatives the remainder cf July. Mrs. E. H. Clayton entertaincd ai the Wednesday bridge club at a ‘luncheon Wednesday. | Mrs. H. E. Wolf has as her guest _Mrs. E. Pohle of Los Angeles. Mrs |Wolf entertained Monday with a bridge luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon J. Lipp and daughter Dorothy will leave to- morrow form a 10-day stay at No- _komis, IIL, where they will vist _relatives. Mr. and Mrs, Lipp have had as their guests the last two ‘weeks Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Lipp of | Cleveland, QO. Mrs. James Milne returned Tues- ‘day from Madison, Wis.. where 'Miss Elizabeth Milne was graduat- ‘ed from the University of Wiscon- ‘sin. Mrs. Milne will leave the lat- iter part of the week for Michigan, iwhere she will join the remainder lof her family at their summer home. Mrs. Thomas M. Young departed his week for Los Angeles, where he will visit relatives and friends Miss Virginia McClure has gone . Joseph, Mo., where she will Hi be the guest of friends. view as when you are ere You can be sure that they will al- ways have that ‘‘well groomed’’ look with A Touch of EMPRESS LIQUID NAIL GLOS8S —It gives a lovely rose pink color and a fascinating lustre. Takes just two minutes to apply—no laborious buffing. One application lasts two weeks regardless of work done or washing of bands. Wherever toilet goods are sold. Famous two bottles of Empress Liquid Nail Gloss and Remover— sufficient to last 3 to 4 monthe— 50 cents. If dealer cannot euppry you, send money to EMPRESS CO., Ine., Dept. A, 826 Eighth Av., New York, N. Y. r For Sale by Famous-Barr Company. 8. Nagent & Bro. Dry Goods Co. Stix, Baer & Faller Company and Weolff-Wiises Drug Stores. Se wrvyyrr , ~~ ; —* AAFAP APA ARAMA SRA BAS _ very French Room Hat, $10! fe: m@ Every Millinery Salon Hat, $10! “= Original Tickets Remain on All Hats! Wied LLL Ltr UST at the very beginning of the Summer season comes this un- paralleled opportunity to supplement or completely supply milady’s milli- nery needs. 4 = AMARA RR AAR RRRAARAR A RADAR AA a Ca om Gite Wwe b. ery aioe = we ee | ae ; | , Large, Floppy Italian Milans! arge, Soft, Transparent Hairhats! | — gi a | Smart Lightweight Felt Hats! —_ = | Smart Leghorns and Ballibunits! Say) 8S Satin and Fabric Hats! lat ee ee | ’ PyevvVrervryyy tt Se z j 4 . and Kahler has concealed the Comfort—in this dainty new mode. For hidden beneath the smart lines of this—and every Kahler shoe are the five famous Kahler comfort features—assuring scientif- ic without sacrific- ing a speck of smartness and style! In a variety of smart leathers with con ‘ trims,s12 “° Other styles at $10. Widths AAAA to EF. Sises, 2 to ll. oe. KAHLER SHOES 4| Mrs. Philip Custer Baker has re- a iturned to her home in Detroit. | STYLE — with comfort concealed a 4 | Mich., after a two-week visit with | 803 Locust St. Every Favored _ Summer Color, Black and White in Modes for Sports and Dress Wear i i aN la i ee a FR PRHAFRARPRAEER ERA EARAREEAAHA ER ARERR R RA RR ER ERRRERAR ERR RRRP RMS Bobbed and Unbobbed Heads Hats From Such Famous Makers as: i *“2ee sae De Marinis, Ferle Heller, Bruck-Weiss, Tappe, Knox, Meadowbrook and famous French makers. Also From Our Own Studio Workrooms (Sonnenfeld's Millinery Balon—Second Floor.) ‘her mother, Mrs. William John >) | Parker. = we j ‘Miss Grace Walker entertained | ieee tt ee ee + ee el he

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—sI. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, PAGE & f | Gray sibs ; En ason’s Work. was the speaker. Others on Miss 17? Jiss E. = Jennin ngs in the fine ter- | Organizations nies ‘he nresram were’ Mie Madge E a 1S SOUTIAN ivi ‘ si , . ? 17 r on no — . al So: et ty of 1917 /e is proatast ere »ii8s - cg e sat eer UCSD UO. ¥ dist AS ocer: The Nationa . ocl | tye Mi ann af ~ Li" Mis . . : ve those present ‘strars and Gold ‘Hawe, Miss Anna 3icnense, 2 1SS | Paris ae Other ee ee ee sr World War Registrar ‘Dorothy Hennesy. Mrs. Harry E. | fi — Apa ire srec i? STrLitLnA da oi 4 wn - ’ 2 - ; ‘ a a a Rie Mra St. Gemme! Star Tree Court of Honor Commit- | wagoner, Mrs. John F. Higgins, | = sf ; ,4. | Gold Star Tre ~ourt ef Honor NI ai hirs ed A + 44 $ Cammunity Center with {rs. R OG- ;0.a Sta! sree Court - i = Snor : 4 or é r nn IMESRRESE OO ane vn “rare en itt. ; : Me } € Cc ? = . > é ” b a ii Aa erick H. Tait rr sic ng. Wi far n ‘ ane e. ate. days in ; t the French cap- baad LIS | ne intel a r e 1- i} : a aici P = es. — i : + > » od at ; ra - i arris f prima ma | LACES TRIMMINGS BUTTONS BUCKLES | ), ? . ~ . 7 3 f = I a4 a* bal : a Se 2.8 Soc |) Eye Glasses That Give Satisfaction - , . c - }3 Wagram ip | : ce a , COMPLETE ‘ = ~ - & > - a AT ms ¢ & ~ ogee = - : é n ntague || Teo re aT i 4 Ss" eS i - - - e = Warrar i a a he ms o} \ 4 Lé i] c = Ol r — . “ a 2 } p ~ - oF ope > a Ss t ee +> * . .. Siggtie ag . Sad catia : i a is S ista oo ~ rante e. : TR ee geeteny (8° COD Ttaly. stopping at the ji) or dis atisfaction guarantee MH of Sr Louis ee is — ¥. ; ‘ : ; r ft a Ad» o - > aa) - t rm DF mse s% Aa ¢ j ri i. . bi Ss. nayn el Main Lens % Paris Lucerne, Sw riang utter r r Tiffin Highley Tloor Di pil- es ~ " ' c r AG ur Something new! An elegant antique band-decorated tour 1 piece Bedroom Suite. Comprises large dresser, large and bla BR roomy wardrobe and full bow-end bed, triple mirror ey \ wanitv, chair and rocker. Five-ply genuine wainut high- e. °F) 1 > & % lighted finish, best construction throughout. A real value $25 Day-Bed, With Pay $2.00 Weekly | © Cretonne Mattress : Walnut finish, ) opens to a full-size 19 alee ee . bed, complete. i : | : , 1 VE $1.00 Down ‘| + : ° os yyy) \ \ Why ViNi}iii} WNT i i} 1h) i tt © AAA " A i = : —_ WA\Ly\ly VV if { RT will ‘ ’ ; ‘TEReS Bt tee iit til : | sit baila i AA WAVER HTL 5 : ey A Hii) HA | WA it ny ty : iil} J 4 thy rt ii ei } $215 3-Pc. KROEHLER BED-DAVENPORT oe Sturdily built with large drawers, roomy, clos SUITE—With BEAUTIFUL LAMP space and utility com- » a ) partment. Special at This handsome Kroehler davenport, bed and beautiful! Ee | ; La? i oe $ 25 three Pieces are tailored in att ractive veiour. Cushions are deep and — spring filled. Here is one of the famous Kroehler guar anteed Suites, with Kroehler’s hidden davenport bed. which opens Q im an imstant to a full-sized comfortable bed. An unusual value at $1.00 Down Pay $2.00 Weekly © -ROOM OUTFITS -ROOMOUTFITS Floor Covering for Every R _ eee sone dae Eas Fore Covering for Every Room asyv ierms j Complete _ OLIVE ST. ST. LOUIS; MO © 4 ~ Quality Merchandise ee ~—— i 7 | Truthfully Advertised—Truthfully sold = a $f . & . . , SS. i JUNE 26, 1927 __ ST. LOUIS | POST- DISPATCH _— ~~ -+je scalloped dbor- _ * i. | , _ _ ee! orm s w = ce a : . , e- tringed ends — an de used |! a to a window. ( \ugents—Bargauin Basement.) § Sale Four-Piece Ruffle Curtains Usual $1 Values & ¥ # oe 4 of Tee 6. ith tuil rutiie aa tie-backs. Shennan Basement.) a Monday. Specials No P +e a Coffee 2 Stpz: S ths, 79¢ same grade we have been Dollar Day. Come esr nn Lily .adis - es - v: ik », ‘teak ee Girls’ Wash Dresses Limited quantity of actual $1 Drese- es—aizes TFT to 14 years — burrr, ther will sell fase For Monday onl; 89c Bungalow Aprons 49c Curtaining uster finish—plain and ficurec effects. yard Sac. Infants’ 35¢ Ruben Shirts jj 4 F 4 e Je Wilton and Ax a % minreter centere with braids horircre— * bY es eed e* *. a including gowne crrvett ime , diocmers “ne of al | Matrriais. ' ' ‘ ai _— r armed: satigh } aeenn tele specail ~— while they iast. NUC¢ “THE STOR. | Store Hours 9 A. M. te | vent — “$52.50 A Extra-He; Homemakers seeking wort ~es will reiorce in these h } rcatterns. Every one seamie i ‘ght misweave in designs € 98 4-Yard Many attractive pm Lineleum—with a thei burlap back. The extn ering the average roo Square Yard ~all — if esas $1.05 Scalloped Opaque _ Shades || 66c Shown in the wanted co —— ers of yellow and ta Sca! lloped bottom, trim with bullion fringe—jz6- sizes. 65c Window Shades | ¢ Each % . ready to ‘408. «Nugents—Third Ficer. s *a% » s ' ; : a — — . SS ? J we — 42 e aa Pe Ty s my = SE = oe RS ae samen : it tif 4 sg - _ a y ; + : : Ps | miNy oa ae | i biti 5s p Eres tiawi Ami itt 1 & _ > - Ab ‘¢ ~ i a P| 4 ‘ , ee Import Iridescent A Tinted C Values $ A fartunate purchase Bacted glace were at this drink, wines, cocktariat lemccade glasses. advisable ae cee ee Lawn Mowers $8.50 Vaiue “ery easy run “ “22, sell-«harpes $ 2 Sf «ut high end iow | @rans ; (Peerth Fleet.

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 . " Bn 4 ‘ . ' | ) ° f ; . : " : — € / = So 7B nN 24 S 74 | ‘ICV Mrs. Floyd E. Bates of 448 % DIP HIF = North Harrison avenue and her , | q ay : —* son, John, have gone to Washing- ( 4 = 7 ton and Baltimore. They will ee ee — -” avons 7 on i ER te or he Ree Ehren : One Big Underselling Event Every Day in June—Monday, Event No. 24—Sale of Home — =] |B) spend a few days in New York Ste ee ee ee | with Mrs. Bates’ mother, Mrs. F. Fo Rebar 8 enn htapner enenlgtnay Nitaeteniae 4+ dm | : Needs. Another merchandising event, demonstrating the value-giving power of the “Big = Se 2/ IE wu. paise, who will sail July 2 for #f THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” 26.” A series of intensely planned sales based on quality, value, volume and savings. SSE ledippeneetie--—aagen Mon a a | Mrs. W. W. Keysor and her son, y William, will leave in a few days ee i : Store Hours 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily. Saturdays to 6 P. M. 12 De Luxe Elevators. Telephone GArfield 4500 | tor their summer home at Wash- Specials tt, 4 i i i WA \? “ 6 5 COE ey ee Pat 4 , wi ee - ee Ti Pe Sere en ee et ~ rat PRP ah tee cit viel ™ x ah dies : 1 mt . eee ie be " ove: «Uh ” ir: 1 Wit. Be ———— a ™ nn paid F , > be ’ > ie, oak re te eee ee % ae TE : rath ye? WE SSb ai cite " nas ait P dil ec be per by ngs, _ a et SFA | ington Island, Mich. 1 3 - AY | Mr. and Mrs. William Bown of No Mail or Phone O _f Arkadelphia, Ark., are the guests i Z e — of Mr. Bown’s mothe. Mrs, Mary 4 & Bown of North Clay avenue. éé 99 ff scanner t Miss Jessie Tait has gone to Chi- Nugent Co ee | a | * cago where she will take post- Just 320 | a wh ae : oi DOAn 2 graduate work in music. : 3 ibs,79¢ ff | NA aaa pac hLages 4 a . : ‘ 4 r —_ ms nS Ds cor ~~? f : ‘ a oer D4 . ‘Ss . +» 4 ee i \\ . Te OL? rer I Ss Peet MS Te PA on aI Ca ee een mas . ' . ae Mrs. H. C. Walker, her son, $ ; e\ . 4 J. - / : -_ é _ 4 : $s Se beabn tisiies, ys EAB» ¥ a & Ped haiae san oan = hy Sgr hy BF (ad i gel); guaran- teed to be the 1 left game grade we have heen Belling on Henry, and daughter, Isabel, a ay. Come early—while qQuan- | et W\ . ) , ‘ . “ iis7,? fi t /, f jf / p. 4 i : / FF 7; ~ a, » ~ ~ : ma — ‘ Friday by uagihes aes California. y -lasis. aS ow AWE f / / i aS ty ; -_——.. B. F. Hines of North Kirkwood : . t a te 4 . Ui fi iy >) pif, Y / Zp \ fips] “he ; SS Ss Pi h 6 95 R P | =2.* S | a ta an the graduation exercises and @ re- Dresses 5 al 7 : 2) BSA // Hf WM ig MY SEZ SS e O . ayon ane S$ 2, aM Ns et sm ae wot ‘ union of his class. ‘ s ' * Kay: oo f 3 ,. ; 1 ’ if ij ’ ‘i lif ‘ y j tf, f 4 e er eee ‘ a RE v f FP ; Ss = : : a Le . “ y i ~ Miss Geraldine Turner left Fri- S m2 vom yy ‘ ‘ » ia WY sity GE See EE Ee I “ . 2 FSS ine aaa ori A i Gif OF ce &f Aa Lovely designs in pongee and gold R5 : REET A, htt a monn | se tab tale 2. Whee she Ol 3 Oc 2 G A eS) tints. Scalloped bottoms, trimmed with ° : $i eee ame : be the guest of friends for two ) | = ats ¢ zs 2) $22? , ' Stasi. ~ Aart, SS ee Pena 222 . ; ; ‘ at) “ti weeks. deep rayon bullion fringe o'/2 yards Mr. and Mrs. John B. Warner Ae | ID. a : | 2 5 () long. Very Special. Each saonuwneesd? Cee 8 © 2 2 2S *t a Bs a ; “ ‘ Homemakers seeking worth-while acquisitions for their voile—some trimmed with ruffles stitched in . S ton, to reside in Kirkwood, and Bungalow ; : homes will rejoice in these heavy quality Chinese and allover dainty colors. Others with colored band in- | ner mother, Mrs. A. L. Garfielé of Ai rons , ? patterns. Every __ eso rg — , long, heavy nap. sertion. Double-ruffle valance Order Your an e S snaadic WRIEE. chases aeueann-aak aaa * 2 F Slight misweave in designs explains their low price. ; or. Pp | Tie ; $2.50, $2.95 Sunfast Damask Mrs. Frank H. Morgan, her 49 Cc ‘4A E ¥ : ~ oe _alipage ne 590c High-grade Damasks in newest stripe and 2 a ; Now for September Delivery : young son, Richard, and Mr. and ad “—_ — ss ma © mpm > er ap Oa aad — -. aay ee anne 2 7 > CO gaan twee OM pela BC: Sa Se EO a oe ST eR Ny emt ~ - ~ ean ays : — ae 6 nee re _ —~ Awe oF ee Beet age Tat Meny attractive patterns in this heavy grade cork ; : . . Edgar } r Linoleum—with a thick enameled surface and sturdy allover combinations—drapes that lend exqui- Mrs. Régar Meere lett fer a mete oot mande” Guile . " | rend os . (Nugents—Third Floor.) . 1M] Commanding Values at : The auxiliary of Grace Church 7 - Way avenue will be hosts of the | : 4 a “i, i Yt : Inches Lbs. : 1 0 Cc A yed 4 | oi va a i | MM , } ) i Miss Betty Forsyth of Taylor av- oe, Sock | = : concentrating on certain precise specifications, we are : | gclph ef Bodiey avenue ontere - Ors. Monday only. il i —--- = hte . : ; ) ae | eee? TT | this remarkable low price. day. ea “seers t | , Mrs. W. D. Swander of Cerro | Vag . agar - 3 . . ; : . : " ' : trip to Ottawa, Canada, where they Sin ock do ai : burlap back. The extra width give onvenie im cOov- m—«co inche T Vir 1m Wool ualit : i an poten og | eo gay ering the average rooes es . ade Seanestnet. meee coouness te 8 F649 5 Pu € & Q y will be the guests of relatives. quantity laste. (Fegente—Tatas Piece.) Parish Guild met at Koch Hospi- | “Pe AREAS LOR. ; tal Friday. The reguiar Thursday - 25c : mM wate Ce RSS ee Be ee SNS NN 900 @-0 es. : . | evening dinners at the Parish t..3- Dot ; ; a : FT yy! Ke oe oT hts] OS ees © Tae recttinn © E t S | D pl y é Gordo, Ill., to Donald R. Alter. son | Scalloped a Neues jeer pe gear = Se) xact Sampte on Vispta : eee awe B. ote, ae : i i Ttlron,.! PS, SLO EE 2 Hes PATEL a: wood, took place June 16 at the : ee i. OF tae oe ee Q F CO atom eel, —T es tet bE | NE Bee? RCC OEREEN ee (ja Every Blanket is double (70x80 inches). The pure > Methodist Church in Cerro Gordo. paque ——_ ge By Cea | i J aS mae AEH wool is fully scoured, shrunk and tightly woven. Blan- os Rev. W. H. McGhee officiated. SS |} ee -_ =y- Oc Scalloped bottom, trimmed piesa tan eng ga soe fiber. o Dammann bee coil spring Payable on delivery Septembe & ; moon and have taken an apuart- 1 | ; with bullion fringe—3x6-ft. | slip seats | oe bed _ on your bill rendered October 1. ‘| ment in Clayton. They will be at é sizes. ( Nugents—Main Floor.) | ; iq : . L home after July 1. sr heck oy Pe t 65c Window $16 Couch Hammock $36 Chaise ounge K : Nant or as eae on \ Mrs, Victor Neill Jr. hag had cs ~~ -: — Apel - » + ee , te er ~~ -~ we luster finish—plain f 7 and figured effects. | r 5 ard awe lneand uti * =e - . » ‘ tal ’ oats ’ * ———— Se cen are ney Mews «om ow a A ete on oe Om vow ; : road ony Me Mo A eae ‘ Lie : = =e _ licht weight - as- ae i \ - en =} : A high-grade orgs s this gt Posies i = po $ indeill her guest during the past week fortea gizes to >> —_—_. kind—noted for their saving in ice pain gig «09 sa seta seer y ' wKaeH HOSE ss ° 1 Ff SSC GY | so Clintwood Porch Shades Electric Fans and food. Scientifically insulated. beth Orrick and Miss Virginia Or- ——assorted sizes and ; ER ee ee -- -—_ f°: -4-° ~ . . . " ‘es (ae ah mg ieggam ; = With the New Hanging Device ae, ee Jack Frost oe “= tL a ——— | 10-inch . blades; oscillating kind; 3-speed switch; noiseless motor. “GUARANTEED.” (Nugents—Foutrth Floor.) - - All are in 3-door side-icer style— rick of North Taylor avenue. 75-lb. ice capacity. Heavy Stone |§) Mr. and Mrs. Davis Biggs of Lined. Seamless, all-white pro- |§| 7#y!or avenue were hosts at a buf- in fet supper June 18. vision chamber. | - Miss Grace Lischer, daughter of $54.50 Value— | Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lischer of |_Woodlawn, has returned from All are green stained, that does not run or fade. Absolute protection irom rain, wind or sun. COMPLETE WITH ROPES AND ACCESSORIES — READY FO NG ba Pe | a et P| R HANGIN rie The best Fan value ever of- a eee ' & mapentte College.” | — ee eee ee $ 3.75 value, 3 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 in. drop. $2.49 pL IY. fered at M1 | anfect Comet, ||) Special : Pe nie rp Mac Bees go ptcrean. a HW | STSRLESDOIE Tey] F| = : pach, Cal., has been th . . a i i \~ LS bE | | | Shhh ARS - a S$ 6.00 value, 5 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 10. drop. .$3.69 1 aS = ® .5 ‘ . Sale Price her daughter, Mee Semen it dice ; an ae 7 el CETTE I Ba $ 7.25 value, 6 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 in. drop. $4.79 ; > Easy Club | Saengerfes at Detroit ta sti Boys’ . straight | | a TG } 12 a : 9.00 value, 8 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 in. drop. .$6.49 | 4 Terms CLEVELAND, O., June 25.—le- a CELE [EL EL) aS” Fae Oe on aro, 3” neat , i 2 : — 11.00 value, 10 ft. wide, 6 ft. 8 in. drop .$9.49 ba: see (Fourth ieee.) troit was selected today as the pe ee 5. : Pane ie | J if j - i \ N 1 Venaanse (Nugents—Fourth Floer.) SS , + meeting place in 1930 of the thirty. and 12 years. [a seventh saengerfest of the North pone American Saengerbund. 8t. Louts ‘i os . bd Was a strong contender against Te- Bite. $3.00 Electric Irons % Big Reductions | troit, but the delerates Pir me d aac 3 7 | latter city because it hag never Full 6-lb. weight; highly : | Naren cng ' ~ membe f th Sale nickel plated and guaranteed Summer Ncateem neat embers o . Silk Fabrics Fourth togive absolute satisfaction. Pa bey ta \ » ©% i { ; ry j z ' 7 . / , it >- , ~ ; . j bah 4 A 4 J 7 ny By Ye, \ i gs j Pilg ’ > ay . v J eng . . ‘ | i : ; ' \ > ' a ? £ ". 4 ' ; ' ' j ; , | 7 © ’ z t , , j y j i j . . _ ' " . % 0 ‘ oe \ \ } J | ‘ ' Ss + ] ; ey ee be “ \\ \ : / pecia : oo Ti 2 : q = ~" \ . j J ; j ; minster centera with yt ss . = f ’ > ee = = “ ; braided borderse— sy '.-@ \ : | . : , 17 x Bt-inceh tise. : : ~ \\\ 7 | | | ie i i} | . ~ Now comes Summer Silks at such low “The tee ter At te Peal ' Good cclors, prices any woman who sews at all can find | Monday Only Boys’ 59c F , : \ \ . . : : } patterns for new Frocks at very small cost. Wa 7 | Timely Sale o Knickers ZY\N IE Wi . Printed Georgettes, Radiums and Crepes W Il 20c 17) Ii Imported Glassware Lawn Furniture = |gz08yso reve | gee . | : Iridescent Amber Blue Fach ¢ : i aN | | eS movies stm ab ee reese T | Paper “ ee ee eee oe a . y ’ — , er - — a ee eae I ap Sl an te ene OCU aentiere — ° ~ . tir cut tule Ch feme fin |e Tinted Crystal Cut a Sa S b 10 years Radiums and Crepes of extra-fine qualsty—light Select any Paper in our they last. ; y 7 30 dD ¥ design p inchés wide Values $3 to $7.5 azen sign —40 drink. wines. cocktails. parfaits, sherbets, champagrs, liquer and paste!, and street shades—40 inches wide—yard.... stock ; by paying one ’ 5 . ; Women’s , 2 A fortunate purchase enables us to offer this high-cdlored im- 69c : ported glarewere at this exceptionaliy low price. In iced tea, cold Underwear . a lemonade glasses. Some lots are limited. An carly selection is Lawn Bench Lawn Swings , d G ettes cent more you get 2 rolls | aes. me «6! | advisable $5.00 Val $ Value | | $2.98 Printe eorg of Paper | . 7 ; 5.00 aiue — £3-95 se . Light-colored grounds with small or large patterns | : ral | & Roomy and strongly Full 4- passenge: f l ; nen wide-vard.... ae | ; , signs—40 inc : made with stee! ize; bolted through r ) : —w new designs —40 $2.98 Flat Crepes High grade, tine closely woven Crepe in white, rolls for... . a J ° frames. Special, t Weatherproof tr ; . geile fer ee. rade t Se Mawere 1 Dale Of Fats Garden Hose finiohs $1.98 Rayon Glow $3.50 White Crepes |} nae Cotes slipe hicgomers od ony hnendlerirse it page 4 ; $8.50 Value 75c to $1.40 Values $7.45 Value 3-79 $Q. A rayon and silk weave »]°79 All-silk flat Crepe +) 69 7 roll o- ? th eee te ee ee ee. Campbell’s house and floor Of with a lustrous sheen-— weave for dresses, plain cele fey. , heavy 5-ply : Paints, Stains, etc.—several | p6q rubber: fully guar- $5) 65 for sports wear or slips or pleated sports skirts ml aay hundred cans—in assorted col | anteed; will ape rolls for. nas ors— cellent service. ect ip i | : aper, 2 rolls for $ oes (a Chairs |! $1.49 Honan Pongee $2.50 Tub Crepes jf}! $159 paper: 3 roussfer$ucs1 : | Are adjustable and ver) $ 19 | Popular Summer silk In sports stripes— 77 eS eo —— | ' Sees in, Ah ggg ptoncier cable ; : for cool tub dresses— light and medium ? N Mail Ord : rfortable ! ty Lm ‘ poate made ‘of heavy striped | white and forty sports grounds —for practical o Phone or Mail Orders 39 in.—white or colors, —40-in.—yard .. , a A Ni, A Rt RGN, ye 2 duck. Special ...-.- shades—32-in.—yard , frocks—32-in.—yard eee Sold Only With Borders | — (Mats Fileor, Seeth.) (Fourth Floer.) (Fourth Fiocer.) (Thira Fieer.) (Fourth Fileor.) while they just.

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ne Ae : Pe PR teats Meters on y " - PAGE 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . _.SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927__ i __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH oP" s ate e tees" a*e"» ‘e"a"ea"e "see Poe h sss ss ss oe ee 8 ee oe | Given Farewell Diuner Party. — Host to Disabled Soldiers. H. Muther and oo See ee S ; Fur Coats M i > si oes Oe 3 nw nose, thick lips, hol- 4 a Ou need he ie Af ly- by- ai git hairdre SS Bo he at it pe ° A = ; 0 e- | ™ wa ee ; * low cheeks er weak will have it all paid rh 2 iTY TO 100K ATTRACTIVE dra pie og, | chin are also cor- We take old furs as first , : Trust only a dependable shop where servic rected. This is your ag” , , a. sppertunity to get are proved. We operate a nationally know : beat tv shop and are enabled to vive a reas: ynab lv priced = n TNO? FURNITURE : agen gk , . i ‘ rtz¢ ‘ w 2 ‘ a rite : ‘iia i - oe — Seow = perinanent wave because we operate on a large seale. In ale ae ; Binghar,| °° SF peace in the imary ; ; JEfferson 2563 for ; rit Se i os en 2 he Serus s ieture. j SUPPLY CO. St. Louis, or phone connection with our business we also operate a@ suppi¥ Mrs. Charles A ‘oss, Mrs. slnsindt wea / al evon ny N h , ter d IXTH AND LOCUST 366 yond any we have offered ¢ in many montha ° $25.00 DRESSES! ae eas ae an re. ry ent have to apol logize for “buying! Not a Dress you bxact Paris Oty les In Our Onan S pecialized Sizes $19.75 DRESSES! Tore 4 nice ne “For (Women and Misses Who Are Not Slender 36 to 46 for Youthful Women —39 to 56 for Larger Women $16.75 DRESSES! e SIZES FOR MISSES & WOMEN re-Holiday Sale—Starting Mondav On Our Second Floor Dresses Illustrated SS | iinet ' aX Smart Silk Dresses “Booked!” All New Summer Styles If your appointment is r that get the permanent bolt EXTRA SPECIALS | apuy nl and Inecto im] ind reel lve Finger Wave $1 00 $7.00 “$1.00 ST. LOUIS ACADEMY wins DUN aime BEAUTY CULTURE S044 PINE Second Floor OSnwvaeaeawte att ae en 4 ror on Cc wa Pdi atl lt ta a Oa Ma a a al a PD MM MMP ale 4% yA ae ee ° an nmimivthe aw woos kk ey for $25 3 “3 AN = 2 for $25 = & are $89 Miss Helen | ve.. Richmond [I’m more than v Black and | Powders I'd in the pores , but this goes 40,474,464. 4 a a eo a oe a a PSOOPOOOGEOOLEYL ° ‘re @ #@ we ts ¢ same satisfaction | the famous Bilaek | Creations, such Cream, Taleum, | ing) Cream, Coid. each, ete. You can O00 deaiers everry- w, popular 50¢ and, Gro ouped Especially for a Week's Selling in Ad- vance of the Fourth! Amazingly Priced re r) * ,* .* * »* 4 X x x a ¥ N *) * “& x Ss “ ae / oa. ae nayaXe: eh oRyvaxh¥axtYa Seesall i in ek el ek hU6L lhl le Oe . = - . . ” ; , ; ° P , ° rie ‘ ee cas* é ; 3 ee a Pd A PF : pos ‘ ” . t _" .* "es f » , . -» pt s > BL ptagtias’ » & a ee ; .? . ~ ‘ ‘ 4 . ° e « . nT ‘ ‘ 4 8 nal : é peat Georgettes Crepes Chiffons \ Prints ~ oe — _ —_——- ~~ a —__—sE_ => —e -_ We Invite You to Visit j ' Our New Department , } —ecend Ficer LEast— Where Ve Present | Moesses NY vie bin Our Own Speciniized Sizes 18 to 2 fer Misses and ! y 9 PP ~ Iw emen Whe Are Yet Slender =~ 44 ¥ _—— «= » o ’ ] . . . . ere . oe x " e+» ¢™ } . '® P e ‘ ‘ ‘ tee ~ . . ,* . oe , , . s . . ° . . oo . ee nn che gin fanaa “ os ? e- : e "4 . he 4 u PP ron BAN i bas MEAT COMPANY SIXTH and MORGAN a Mon.-Tues. Speciais i ul ari aa —s ; aI b Pant ib. er a swe frees SPRINGS 1h 30 , « pew - no - ‘ b) ». « c = F ™ ad - ~~ , a ane . . - ra oe " os “~ ‘3 CTR UT ITT eT TET FO ITT Ye ‘ vi srk tr own fresh ee ae I] _ a NEV, DRESSES ae = | > Baa Ot Navy Georgette /"/) HIRE =s eet w Ain An Anni AnArAnAnAny All-Silk Chiffons Lisle-Top Chiffons! - uu P Pas of oa ae

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—— — - ee cee. /Fur Coats: | Wonderful selectj | the New Fall Styles. : ad * Very attractive prices those who make their pt: tion NOW. _ Buy now and pay a Jj each week and by Fall yoy will have it all paid for. We take old furs as first Payment. Greenfield's MFG. FURRIERS 709 Washington CEntral 4376.- 3rd Filoor—Low Rent 2 Doors East of Loew's State _PAGE 1f° before lew ta McQuil- SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, Ohio this + ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ Jack neni Mrs. W.} Manion. Man! n al “at ~ 0 of William Smith, who marriage was Mias R! me child welfare section of the ty League of Women Voters cs iden of the presi- -— 91.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Activities of i F , Jane dre. F. get sayceseac Ro John H. Herron, in Women’s Clubs | ast St. Louis Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. A. Murphy, Mrs. \ford, Mrs. Ray Duley, Henshaw and Mrs. F, H. sieck and Miss Beatrice Fulgnam. { terday for a motor trip through epee Minnesota. Carl Helfrich of Waverly | me Mr. and Mrs. Frank Verder of *‘®- entertained the following the Jet t ts left T d of her evening club last |the Jett apartments left Thursday : Mies tet Marker? ‘for a summer trip to Canada. & in and Mrs. Fred Mollman feft ] F > dug riday for several weeks’ stay et Schmitt, Miss Mar- | Mrs. Clifford Halpin of the J: ttl their summer cam p on the Liltnois Mrs. | avenue Curtis of Washing- members nostess Mondsy | 7uesday. following in . | MiSs Dorothy 's-of-the he ~— y @ me Nae re a AA ONO Be pe oe! Seer er Big Ml Sige se eantan § _ ot uN ins Announcement has been made of | i Mrs. of the (;riese- ——— the St. = Woods College. Me i a Mrs. Orson i Child Wel- | gate BE ment of the Missouri | Patti Dean Berry, daught f Mr P | Business and Professional Women erry, Gaugnhter of . *;noon at a bridge luncheon honor-| of her bridge c Miss Patti Dean ams participated in a pre-convention and Mrs. Patrick Berry of Win- ing her guest, Mrs. L. E. Robert of! Berry, Miss Alice Mace, Miss Eu-}/¢¥, Miss Helen Carter, Miss Mar-/ afternoon at a luncheon and bridge | .—— Shreve, Miss Maude Weiser at the Coronado Hotel in St. Louis. Mre. I. W. Shreve of Nor® m 7 | Knights of Columbus Hall in that) mony wij} take place next Friday iB. H. Cayce of State street. The! John R. Small, Miss Mery Louise! Mr. and tichard Kramer mm , o if ~ ; > . » OF tae Foung Women's Chris- | ee ener 4 a t | | gt poxscLt DR. PINKSTAFF at wh ch time plans. for the enter- | BS - Stunia 4 ; PROOF! e Expert Plastic Surgeon tainment of the visitors will be dis- | W ive in East St. Louis. Sev- Ralph E, Arnold of Ohio} ton place was F yeague, 25 the speaker. /meeting held Monday evening by /|S8tanley avenue, and William Grif- | Chicago, and Mrs. William Day of! nice Williamson. Miss Frances | &aret i *lat %. r¢ © © ATTRACTIVE | tne Mrs. Cletus Canavan. | There were five tables. einen iets te onde ‘outhful face. | Mr. Griffith is the son of Mr. and | and Mrs. Tem- | wrinkles that! ‘club presented one imbe . p number of the) | Of St. Louis University. Miss Berry - , _|tlan Association. After a wedding | sere duly Sth to 10th |eral prenuptial parties are to be | ' bi — | given this week for the bride- elect. | | e n . Mrs. James Clarence Leigh was) 3 1 bX, es INCORPORATED © || month from St. Mary : r Vs ’ ’ Mangold, | and Associations | wed : the approaching marriage of Miss; | Ree £ yt P : Members of the St. Louis Club of avenue was hostess Friday after-| evening to the embers | My guerite Karch, Miss Thelma Beas- | apartments was hostess Phu-sday | ib River. (—oe East St. Louis club in the tith of Des Moines. Ia. The cere. | ansas City, who is visiting Mrs.| Harper, Mre. Harry Riddle. Mis. | and ost Mrs. | Mrs. Cletus Canavan entertained | be ‘rs of the Dixle Club Wednesday Hi: ive your face | were represented, | Mrs. William Griffith of Des Moines | make you Jook ae | Prosram. l attended stephens College at Co- ye *F. ent it wate cor- :30 o’clock at the Town Club, |,.. aecias | trip to California the young couple Jn Kansa« City July ith to 15th | cussed. : hostess last Monday evening to the | _ p ECIALTIES will be found | SY. Lovie’ Largert Womens c/pecialty e/hap a ae .* > m usin Skin | list OPPOSITE UNION NDAY. Men's OND Furnishings we comm & Broadcloth Shirts; fancy WEDNESDAY $3.00. Curtain Stretchers With removable pins; held at the home of Mrs. Ss. G./ Months. — |Pedigo, 17 Swan avenue, Webster | ™€r gessions at ‘Groves, with Mrs. H- O. Byrd as- | 5!ty ' sisting. Mrs. H. S. O’Bannon, pres- | | of the chapter, presided, and the following delegates were elect- 'ed to attend the state convention in| is he Dress values like these. | October at Richmond: Mrs. H. §. S REAL values and O’Bannon, Mrs. G. W. Warren Mrs. M- P. Duke, Mrs. Hugh Brey, — ° _— ae Mrs. W. H. Dickey and Mrs. L. W peetiate wear in the sil on se 3 Ray. The alternates were Mrs. W mm Not a Dress youl te age A. Vivion,. Mrs. Brent . Williams, buying! Not a Dress you ‘ Bi xs iMrs. J. C. Edwards, Mrs. S. G. how cheap it is!” Your | Pedigo and Mrs. vee 8 hay et Nness what a bar 7 | Brigadier General Barton o oe | er Si: ; gain: ‘Eastern Division of Missouri was | ' Geaty Vieo ES & WOMEN covenant prone Brca seeamcaage > beg week-end in Indianapolis, chens and Mrs J- M. Byrd. | Mrs. Kenneth La Pointe of Chi- _ This was the last meeting until | cago ig the eucst of er elster ts «=I lustrated ' % Reacts September, when all business will | yre Arlington Nuetzel of Sienal for $25 be resumed. _ | Hill | | ae | The Woman's Missionary Society Miss Mary Fay of Murphysboro, | ) yi \\! Georgette Flowered Chiffon of patie ttn notin held | 11). ig the guest of Mrs. Harry | | Crepe de Chine il] the |1ts last meeting Detore 1e¢ sum- rrownin = | | q ‘mer vacation Monday afternoon, Browning of Brighton place. Flowered Or Figured Crepe June 20, ogni —— scons : jon Miss Marguerite Karch of Post Washable Crepe Mrs. H. C. Gilger, the president, in| place entertained Thursday after- | . the chair. The subject for the day | noon for the following members Flat Crepe Tub Silks ‘was “Vanishing Frontiers,” under} of her bridge club: Mrs. Lamont Flowered Voiles, Etc. the leadership of Mrs. H. G. Nicks. | Gedney, Mrs. Norman Helfrich of | |“The Prophecy of Sweet Fern,” a! Baltimore, Md Mre. Charies | play descriptive of scenes in In-; Burke, Mrs. Cle ~— Canavan, Mrs. dian life, was presented by Mrs. / Car! Helfrich: Miss Dorothy | Stephen H. Voyles, Mrs. John A./| Schmitt, Miss Helen Carter and/| Mackay. Mrs. C. H- Krause, Mrs.; Miss Helen Kramer. James E. Dame and Mrs. W. R. | Mantiply. The devotional was given | Miss Donna Mae Steger of Chi- by Mrs. J. C. Sartelle, taking as| ©45° 3s visiting her parents, Mr. | her subject, ‘‘Paul, the Submissive | and Mrs. F, J. Steger, of the Jett | Mind.” A play, describing life in | apartments. a logging camp in the northwest, called “Hewers of Wood,” rasia given in dialogue by George Potee Miss Margaret Wagner of Wash- and Rev: Howard M. Frank, &8-|inston Ind. and iia Mitenen | sistant pastor of West Church. A |McHenry of Philadelphia, Pa., | musica) number, “Autumn Song,’ | wore guests last. week-end of Mr by Tschaikowsky, was rendered | iby Mrs. Anna L. Evers at the | piano, Miss Louise F. Evers, cel- | and Miss Sophie E. Evers, violinist. | Members of Mrs. E. 8S. Williams’ ‘Missionary Circle acted as host- 'esses at the social hour following MONDAY, TUESDAY & ee Creations = ithe meeting. The final meeting of the season | one of the best bar- gains ever offered— WEDNESDAY ONLY— an ih dete areas Union made Work Shirts —$1.25 69c ER. . ccokoeoeeds Suitcases; ; 75¢ $1.50 value... MEN’S OXFORD BARGAINS $4 and $5 Values Men's very fine calfskin or kid leathers in tans or blacks, bal or blucher styles; shown in all the latest toes. A won- derful buy at of the Pioneer Chapter, United 'States Daughters of 1812, was held | Thursday, June 16, at the Castle- | lraegh. Thirty. me ‘mbers were seat ‘ed at luncheon tables decorated in summer flowers and flags. Follow- | ‘ing the luncheon a business meet- | ‘ing was held. at. which time plans | were made for the State conven- | tion, to be held in Marshall, Mo. Mrs. Ray Burns gave a short pro- | gram of readings. Douglas Oliver Chapter, Daugh- | ‘ters of the American Revolution, | will give a garden party at the ihome of the regent, Mrs. G. F. 'Graner of 6538 Marmaduke avenue, 'Thursday, from 3 to 5 o'clock. | Missouri Circle, No. 588, of the #iGrand Army of the Republic, will | ‘give a benefit card party Wednes- | FRANKS | day, July 6, at the home of Mrs. | OSTON’ Broadway anc anc ONLY— SHOP EARLY FOR MONDAY One Lot Men’s and Young Men’s All-Wool Suits SHOP EARLY Morgan Tt. em Ete > 89c Screen Doors Size 2 ft. 8 in. br 6 ft. 8 in.: well made w ith s=ssatisfaction guaranteed. You know they can't beat the Roston Store for quality goods at low prices. CURTAINS, ‘DRAPERIES, CURTAIN GOODS At Sensationally Low Prices 89c $1.50 VALUE RUFFLE CURTAIN SETS— fine _ | @ SIXTH and MORGAN Mon.-Tues. Specials BOILED HAM Waf Whole or 1, th 35 sliced, »40 Youn wae 1D. 30 With tie-backs; 2% yards long. Extra special, Set TS $1.50 VALLE CURTAIN PANELS—Of Filet and Nottingham, mesh, in natural and ivory; 2% yards long; popular widths; finished with deep bullion fringe, each. 36-INCH IMPORTED CHINTZ PRINT! Ideal fur Summer wear, in all popular colors, yard S6-INCH NOVELTY DRESS RAYONS— In favored new colors for Summer veear, yard 40-INCH PAQUIN DOTTED sWiIss— Reautiful color range for selection, yard. $$ $$$ LT FOLINCH FANCY COLORED DRESS VOILES—In an appealing 27¢ t of fashionable new styles; values to S5c; yard., LINOLEUM SPRINGS Our own fresh dressed. 4-Y ARD- $1.10 ‘wine A very rare bargain is this. Genuine cork Linoleum 4 yards wide, made from ground cork, linseed oil and rubber press- Cc ed on a heavy burlap back, highly enam- eled surface, Insuring long wear and easy cleaning. Will cover the average-size room without a seam. Very specially priced in this sale. Cut from full rolls; at, a square yard GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM AND NEPONSET ected 7.6x9. .$4.98 9x9. .$5.75 9x10.6 ......$5.99 Qx12........$8.98 ———— Felt-Base Floorcovering Pctre heavy grade Feit-Base Pbleercor- ering: waterproof and saniters, 2 ods. wide. Cut from fall. perfect rolls: @ equare vard , Choice, We Want to Sell All in One Day RIG BARGAINS IN Soap Specials 12 bars Lifebuoy.......65¢ 10 bars Palmolive..... .59¢ 12 bars P. & G........44e 10 bars Ivory, medium. .59c 4 boxes Chipso........29c 3 large Grandmas Soap COR, nic octal Oe 19 bars Dona Castile Soap.55c 4 Lbs. Coffee, $1 Try thie Coffee at our expense and » will fimd lt the feet wou have ever q A teal bigh-crade Coffee at an extremmpety lew erice. Hacement Genuine fancy Fresh — Sinall. ss. te 4 CHUCK STEAKS Btriet!s oom. Eh... . | “Soda” | Cones, advisory Values Up to $25 and $30 $8.50 Boys’ 4-Piece Suits, Monday. .. . .$4.95 $1.50 Boys’ Wash Suits, Monday......69c $2.00 Men’s Overalls, Monday..........98c $7.00 Men’s All-Wool Pants, Monday, $2.95 $2.50 Boys’ Long Pants, Monday..... .$1.29 $3.00 Men’s Work Pants, Monday... .$1.95 hit =. 'M. M. O'Neill, 5891 Washington | — . ATE ] LB, iboulevard, from 1:30 e@to- 4:30 | 7... > ,? t iT & “ft Te |} _ s ° e a Butter 45 | been recently elected for nee corm Lovely selections, in fact for any —veund print ‘ing year: Mrs. Clara Pitzman, | nice room. Values il nreei } Mrs. Nellie Woerman, | to 2ic. Spectal price Sweet Oranges See geennbonts Sea weebel pied! Alice. 3c. 21 ae iyice president; Mrs. : alt | , 2C. /2C, 2c ness ROC reta ry, and M rs. V ‘ [,. ' Se gp ORES Members All Papers Seld Only With Borders | Bohneukainp, treasurer. =. age er Bande of the advisory board are Mrs. W. Sane Mactice Ace Be Per Yard, ‘KE. Sutter, Mrs. Myrtle Goesier and F | " Lhs. of Cold Water | > Sart y-is ‘hantes Paste and good dura- ; ; >t} C7} i 'Mrs. Mary Roth. hehe ‘ ~~ ree: ae ee toe gave its annual pic nic Wednesaay | with each purchase of Wall Paper at the summer) home of Mr. an amounting to $2 or over. /Mrs. Harry Woermen on Telegraph read, ~ ~*~ e-em 7 <i, fh Me

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PAGE 12_ : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997 = — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | |} niclous anemfa should have the ad-;| in many parts of the country. We; Double-Time System in Holland. | ~. i : eee of a trial of it. have had a number of woccenstul { % nec STERDAM. So tend. Tem 10. Pr. THIS . & a ——— Open Until 8 P. M. D in No Hurry and When It's Geel : whipyle. a = rechs capes in this institution, although | _ sock daylight saving and 2¢-| es * HALF (\F SMOKE fh 4 . sive 4 mis FS a4 ‘ 4a . =. . ; 3 . 7 } : f 4y : : Y = ; h inlaw bo hak oat Seahs ane igh | : ; versity School of Me ine | to talk much hour hours’ time are in operation MivVersity scnoodi i 2 dicine, | to talk much about - te series 0 jin Holland. he 24 numeral dial | erformed an ¢ nlighte nine Series i oerT"} r=% I:ef -~ +} ; : qraustries produce $0 per cent] ’ . “ Oe weal © cents ‘wks 8 dlls “Oi a ade nly iRapise =. Bb » | Cpper and i id at optical offices at $15 to 918. nich fills St. : aut ‘be O Dr D. re Barr of Wash- aa 2 taree RUmoer Cf aneni 24 pa-; more tkan a “th: ory—wh! h stimu- rents ve smoke whic 1 12 RY GRAND : tients under his observation, and! lates the blood-building function. | ; mirnediate? ,ePRran Ffoallaw ine er ” ington U. Faculty. immediately began following t a wie ane - ~ se 4s | ar qa as PI _ in on’ -} ai. cet." || DR. H. J. SINGMAN, OPTOM ps oe aenenell Johnsen Bros. Drug Co. Tth and St. Charlies ire os : . eo + , B rT Whinr a aS pe + Phat seems the mor probable were oe ~ st e surve 7 =o se OF tae aay | Me bs th Vhipple experiments. ee a ee ee i tai os nn % Silver or Por- 1 z ement League for the | N ane ; Eee ancl a 0 ve ar r ty a hs - ag at le to any th r Sil T» AJ L4if iG Dt 51x Inonthnas Conn | a eelain Filling. ke abat : nt 1 at ‘ he Cole or RE ATION — heating ees sor. The re- wr i if persons suffering from perni-|'@ POStOn and West in th at Li — — 4 ee. | e DISEASE ONCE ee we we pee | lege of Physicians and Surgeons Hours R E E Re. 1 s emoke iS caus i by heat- pa aks 4 ‘ {) . i ‘ A ¢ ré ‘ S| > ra" nN, y - minaie iD 7 é : 3 MORE D S oral engin ymca — . © ~~ | in New York have made an er.|) “== gg gr Bg TCH lar! nts, beth large and} Soe Sy ; ' 4 A ) FI [Ff | Amount of liver and in the proper ‘gs y soa BS cain baa 7 - 11 OR, E.R. VAN BOOVEN DENTIST ST-DISP: Re rly ~ ieee ROPOTEE a at : « | H D INCURAB ie: thaw, ss bett eee a _..j -ract from liver which accom- oe be Ue ’ The POST-DISPATC éu y Prints MORE WANT + “ sroduce 42 per cent of the fir u as way, tH . Gagiaa MCLE Lian on any ; « : . o if ‘ | es a other treatment “* | plished the same thing as liver || 614 OLIVE ST. Opp. Famous. ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers CO vq Eenke and by railroads which pro~ | ats SF Don’t Miss the Greatest Mi 'IRPH Y 4S ~ Be ec peepee rs A ead 7 we the remaining $ percent | fy LUGGAGE SALE in St. Louis at Physician Asserts ‘Minot. ma qhe survey Was made by engl- | mi —~ 2.09, tm Murphy’ Method Is 1114 OLIVERswSilverstone Furniture CO..wwe1114 OLivEameg gee ee ee SEE o Not a Cure in Sense of r ible | ) eee iy ee eee sts coune an ) I ] O O os eacteiadicins the Cause. 2 Seat large heating plants cause 30 | ¢y va . . anes real : nf the § Unt and sitipaii |} it cent of .- a Z 7 sing t ‘s cause 12 per cent | iif . ; * ‘The i -enm?’ oc eS of bid lustrial smoke : st) : > : > ~ : ' = divided almost equally between i ch : is so warde and factory power | Py the Dries aie . | ‘he former being credited - se ; o* an o : : : a a & Sity and phvsiclian-in chief ot re y sine — - MSN. Grand. Ni Choice Entire Stock Umbrellas... ss... .33%%4 Off Barnes Hospital, but in many eases 7 = —. wn fgeeg gies Choice LOC F515 or Mere 2 P, C. MURPHY TRUNK C0. = 320-2. -=. ‘ ’ of $10 or More ’ “It is a ster f great n | - 707 WASHINGTON AV. ~Satag nce, an de nt C2 e 1 iblic 8} ‘ e x 9y1?. Cleaned ‘i nai techie $1 23 AT pst ] i r £ * se. ; ' SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT vos es oF ey ee ae or12, Chemically Cleaned --$3.00 | 14 ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE sour ORDER. to describe the treatment and mh Sete EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING GD) ® a ee | OS Lindell 4558 - r >. | ihe ADVERTISEMENT lea E , OF | " OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | ee j a Burner Any sufferer [fro m piles © % matte ‘ ¢ standing. cam be quik | pl A NEW VELOUR UPHOLSTERED GAS RANGE y heat risking @ penny. | Just | a write a - ecm you 4 tate — . | LIVING-ROOM SUITE Sturdily constructed and fs eng imeeee ee ee Sizes 40 to 56 | Sixth & Locust 7 vi f with graceful carving, tapestry cushions eye , SW." DARLINGTON, th | = vel 4 I Is ‘e TP ¢ MIE i W ro ; $82 Kuro Bidg. Kansas City. Mo. rt MOA 44 ; ? ~ pe yrorlce or > nein —_« Positively an Unusual Value-Giving Sale ee ee Carpet Sweeper ce, ae A AND * - | 19 — ‘HAY FEVER = Standard size; enamel finish: 2 Monday and Tuesday | mplete with handie. With C'"19¢ | b y $10.00 purchase, only.........e+ «| ) | ts ) : fi , Summer Dresses > az or drugs. They have come to Dwight, : > = fy Sd at che end of che wreacment. Beve = : 4y $1 9.00 OO aft, F Ser sveral ways with no more desire a 2 rm ae : . x or drug, than they bed sever cased it. ; ae - ie Mo rest raint—mo bed alter eflects— moderate Vd ‘ Otc ormespendence confidential. Aédresse— —_ > 2 M.K. NELSON — > 4 ) | a » | tp ! 7 ay :, ; Lad 4 ’ : ; a whe . it “s ~ r | ‘San: gi, cag $4 RUPTURE - a —e wee aid-« *trie tresses! Ose the latest : flon that closes the opening st onet, i mediate retlef and resaite at © : *lvense. Demonstration FREE! Bcrti RF CURED Witheut the SNE — THE SPFRNIATONE CO. et a1 Cine Ss, *. Leule. Wa. ™: §@ te (Saturday 4 te S&S P “a ——-— 8 Ee “ TARO arseee aera eearvy + eee Note the remark- /p >= able models pic- y 8 tured! You will be amazed at an opportunity to buy Dresses of this character at this price, at the beginning of Summer! ; ; es Bs | : ; Every Ww " w seee thie Kitehen Pie o/ Wonderfully |j|@ § 2.5. 5 ome n Piece be sold separately the price r Fashionable ||| # | x | | nge to see each one of these seltbesy oe | , Dresses that ||| | oe ae Te sa, mattress ahead ai will serve | Included in the Kitchen Outfit also includes a one tis o $y 9 | every Summer purpose. || af e + ae _dow chairs ag $2.50 Beavy Ree Exquisite foulards, || os. ; | _— : ne guaranteed roon . ™ | i > | size Congoleum rug oe ee TERMS! mEesii 0° eee wash silks. prints amd | T Ms! SCALES " , Sixth and Franklin b reeh— voiles! 3-ROOM OUTFIT $3 29 — e) | COMPLETE Don’t Throw Your Old Furniture Away. | a” 2” EE ae Sale of Sto ut-Arch Sh oes EASY TERMS re Rayment at the Siver 19c §:3 EGGS = zl 00 50 ’ With Any . MOKED... 7= to 822 Values ; Gee: : CALLIES™ Monday TERMS y / A A By ? 4 A ™ ~~ 2 Sot tie. aon, Sedan A Not Every Size in Every Style : $206 GRAVOIS AV. 412 NORTH 12TH ST. r an ee (4 ete a a : Floorcoverings: 79.00 Velwet Rugs; i x) te 9xi2 eee ee $13.00 Rugs: Strietiy ee ersten, rere meres BRICK CHEESE - SN heh Led Veal Stew. Ib., 10 So? FURNITURE ComlitoE Po Rolled Oats 7 : LL , : Soup = 5-45 Peaches *" “""' ’s: HERE NEIGHBORHOOD STORE EXCHANGE STORE

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Complete ee, Sewing ‘Giant with ibrary ‘GLASSES ESDAY price on genuine Torie ‘or near and far, with examination. Regularly $ I 9 A) AN, OPTOMETRIST Co., Tth and St. Charles 4 a ——— Regularly prints MORE WANT ; Louis newspapers COMBINED. en $1114 OLIVE ITURE? LE With a Purchase of $10 or More Se ‘ Pet. ee — iad % er goat en. eS: pe Sa cag ae eae ae > we ee S sg Deel - q AGB . ge tia) tet es ee" ” Bs + my r ray ak _—) eae, * xe es Pia” iy ~ ‘Ss Fi ae . Sa 4 & en ¢ bs » & > : x » > ™ r : » a. > ‘ & = ——) > % ¥ * r : rs * 3 AL OF SMOKE BO CYS ACTORS eit g Plants Cause 42 Per ent and Railroads 8 Per | Cent, Survey Shows. | fndustries produce 50 per cent smoke which fills St. Louis gering the winter months, ac- wing to the first comprehensive survey made by the Citizens’ . Abatement League for the neeg.27 heating season. The re- a ning smoke is caused by heat- plants, poth large and small, Maish produce 42 per cent of the | and by railroads which pro- ~the remaining § per cent. The survey Was made by engi- | employed by the league to ‘Aetit tely determine who was re- s sible for the smoke pall and bat extent they respon- ble, The survey further shows large heating plants cause 39 ~eent of the smoke and small ing plants cause 12 per cent. ne percentage of industria! smoke is divided almost equally between the brick yards and factory power ats, the former being credited WwW ra’ re with 26 per cent and the latter | h 24 per cent Apartments of six families or imere contribute 14° per ce nt of whe smoke while office buildings FAMILY LIFEIN U.S. TOPIC OF MEETING St. Louis Welfare Workers Will | Have Part in Conference at Buffalo in July. Contemporary family life will be weighed in the balance at the S0th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Family Welfare Movement, Oct. 2 to 5, in Buffalo, N. Y., in which St. Louis welfare workers are to have a leading part. “The program will mark the first attempt to study dispassion- ately the facts of contemporary family life,” said Mrs. E. H. Steed- man, president of the St. Louis Community Council, a member of the executive council for the cele- bration. “We want to get some- One to make a study of the part the family plays in transference of culture and social heritage.” The study of American family life will be approached from the standpoint of behavioristic psy- chology, Mrs. Steedman added. | Psychologists from this | and from Europe will take part in the educational program. Dr. Frank J. Bruno of the De- partment of Social Work of Wash- ington University is chairman of the celebration. He will sisted, on the executive committee, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ country | be as- | -SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GOLDMAN BROS.—1102-4-6-8 OLIVE ST. 5 =~ — til Pay You » Buy Your —_ -_ OWW 2rs0ron Y , «© Cae ee tecceseeteng tg 4 as aA NOWW 2rse0oron Se Gerteteeeetecvevese A CE eetees PAGE 13 + Saag oes, wage 11 rgd pee TEA Nay ! s he , - ; ‘ — * * > og ee Se en or og ee a wm a oe geet a —————ee-~—C Ce mh y ar eet ee = OM o f ™ asin . haat, ah f eee ae ge os Ape "RIN Nh HR gS 2 Peete FE a eS a, . one a ee, eo t : a : - b x 4 - is P . ” . - - ee). 5 Fol nedh ia ke one i ¥ Sey — P " ™e . Pf le ele Sil hina + ge? Sle Pes Shei Bt ayia ay RRA ON! Die BSF yd Tgp RRS tape jada ay dir a wi EL ahs RIE in DAN a ulna tomtiaanbions ae ” a* 7 c org 4 em p> he ue e.-5 rag ct emgpegiig jst by Nicholas J. O’Hanion of | te ag hee gad gg nite ae snere > ee: ee ee ne i ae — = plain figures—at greatly reduced prices. Do not wait, because if the weath- —o a cows tm ee enters arer * " be ee ie > to be i i > Lindel) 4858 | 5150 Wells EVSRNG, a retired pa- | , against the St. Louis Po- lice Pension Fund Association. The | | case is not-expected to affect gen- | , eral workings of the association cr | | its 70 pensioners. O'Hanlon, who is 65 years old, was dismissed as a patrolman for | | physical disability, after 41 years | + gelling sven Bet we, of service, on Jan. 22, 1926, and | jtely FREE. If sat- |} was offered a place as a turnkey, | ise you owe abso- | which he refused. The associa- | ition trustees, acting under the} rules, exercised their di&Scretion as to whether his pension should be half or a fourth of his average pay for the last year, which ‘ad ret : a “HHAY FEVER AND purchase, only . | R been $163.72 per month. They al- gs r , | : , S 3 HRIA lowed him a fourth, or $40.93 a ii ' month pension, which he refused | 3 Just your! to accept. mstopped or No Pay 2%, '0u7 | to 2ccePt. fe Oddres: wil! brine vou all el : oe BE He claims he should eS full-size bott ceived $81.86 a month, and the Nattey sum sued for represents the pen- ~n | sion at this rate from the time of ; B scape M9 1; his retirement to June 1. He had ‘Or Duet ‘4 atisiliec ee . . . . a nF ?5. Write me today. | Paid into the assogiation $96.55 as rounle, ' dues in the eight months of its ex- Bj. LANE, 489 Lane Bide., St. Marys. Kansas a - ~ ® oe f aiaiiie ——- > - me wena s Hil rv ake ; WA NSB "i hi! Hf ‘ ~ HAMA HD RSS SS vor oil) bial leas aT > wig ? Ay WANE Tee . —_ — ~- — = S cone — = PILES CURED OR COSTS YOU NOTHING | Any sufferer {rom pile s— | ® matier how long stan hog. cam be quick- ~ + »- & ~ re « — ~~ > sh , W. R. DARLINGTON, my 882 Kuro Bidg. Kansas City, Mo. Smoking Stand : oben «gg = Wished in Pompcian bronze or Chinese heavily weighted base. a $10 $175 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite Blue Bird Dinner Set Free $ 9 [e To add charm to your home, you should have an attractive Din- $5 Down—Easy Terms ing-Room. You do not have to buy an expensive Suite when we offer you this 8-piece Suite, beautifully finished, artistic in design, and substantially made. With the handsome buffet, latest style ob- long table, five chairs and armchair you will have a dining-room GOLDMAN BROS. GIVE THIS: \BEAUTIF \ \\ U/ “BLUE BIRD \\ DINNER SET oupon to NN Sa Ts that vou can be proud of. Goldman Bros. —It Is Worth 3 ocho Saintes — aE Med) ae oe oe * 10T ou have re- | ~ . aii *i iTecs pre patkg a , a f Lane's Famous Treat- Ww iong you have sul . 7 ~* = ae sh gl a i gl as aS AON ey Pinsete - z hen ate try uh} before ee More patients came —_ . * * Ry 4 since 1917. Porch Rocker Yi Hardwood Rocker, with dou- ble-woven splint seat. Furnish Two Rooms for the Price of One | ’ ; a | istence his retirement, - to The Keeley*In- | | Berlin Hat Makers Urge It, but the | 7. ) 2 ‘ Bs Keeley the Sen | SERLIN, June 25—The unusual- m for Berlin’s beau brummels: Is A beautiful living room by day and a bedroom by night. A large, h OTM | STRAW HATS WITH TUXEDOS - | Famous The Ki akers U i “aieae in 0 | Fachion Lage € $285 Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite “; Treatment for m | : . | \lv earlv heat wave in Germany thi : Liquor and Drugs | sooth airless ee coe | _— - le! i more than 50 years, The Keeley Institute * PORN , . a, sect ote and women facin it proper to wear a straw hat with ean Mental or financial ruin, because o iin ' re ee : . - , ~ 4 mk or drugs. They have come to Dwight, a tuxedo? rhis Suite contains all the Kroehler “Hidden Qualities” that mea if Sek» a ane the treatment, have gone §& | The hat industry answers em- to you. Hand-carvse fran indestructible spring mnstructio ' e zee dn ways with no more desire fora : eae tah . ; rh be qpies sr . a or drug, than if they had never used it. phaticaliv ves. rhe iS9) covering uite that is be ee . | et . = ee fashion ‘ : de- | filled loose © restraint—no bad after effects— moderate ee e ¢7 ~~ arr Hat and — iy correspondence confidential. Address— partment of the German at al details NELSON, Secretar Association in | the KEELEY INSTITUTE that Dwight, Illinois al- that the ‘“‘butter- 'blume” or “buttercup,” as. the) hat is known here, is a prop- | (er accompaniment to the dinner | jacket, or “smoking,” as it is called | ‘on the continent. The fashion, new | RR : |to Germany, is not making prog-. mt te eg trusses! ee the latest | ress, however. Some of the most . closes the opening at onee,| exclusive men's furnishing houses | pmall er pense. Demonstration FREE! advise their clients that straw hat | , | RE CURED Without the KNIFE.| and “tux’’ fit together about as | Room — HERNIATONE CO. iwell as evening dress and a sport- |} tls ‘oa With Your Purchase r over. | Cap Manufacturers’ | of 0 - = mn aia 'a public statement points out : New York |ready decreed and. London fro iw | Sirav $20 Breakfast Set Blue Bird Dinner Set Free We will deduct $25 from any Davenport Suite—Bedroom Suite— or Dining Suite you se- lect if you present this / coupon at time of pur- ( chase. All goods marked \ i Immediate relief and results at e} in plain figures. ieee 50] Pine St.. St. Louis. Mo. GOLDMAN BROS. —_ fo 3 (Saturday 4 to 5 P. M.) cap. ing | “a Floorcoverings. | | - $39.00 Velvet Rugs; . : , size 9x1? “®** $19.00 if , | . i | $19.00 Rngs: size Sx1° , } ¢ ” ’ GR ae $9.00 > 4.8 4° 7 if i: ~ - 0 Heavy Rag a 95c eS . a=. eS Ss x 3} Rugs; ap.) = de £ WHERE THLE CROWS) Go! Sixth and Franklin @ Monday and Tuesday EGGS'=-20|cnors™ 199 SMOKED... 17|/SPARE-19 9 CALLIES®* | | |RIBS, a ' BRICK CHEESE 28 | cheese Cheese ~ Veal Stew, Ib. 10| Catsup rere «95 Harbaver, real 25e bottle value... SATURDAY Peaches Realtreat; yel- Dry Onions, 3 Ibs. 16 “3 . : s\ ee eee 4 low cling: No. - Temtor Queer; it. TILL TR eo re’ *_ 20] Olives or. jar; a real 25 ‘ } = 5 ee 9 P. M. Rolled Oats es atone tic jar value te, 2 rez. le “ue G5 POTATOES, 4 '""..22 Soup packages Van Camp, Tomato, BUTTER see 40 Apt Prints Regu- 2 cans 15 FLORENCE OIL COOK STOVE 6 a. ae | Out-of-Town Customers Pay Us a Visit We will arrange easy terms and pay the freight to your town. We deliver by truck within 30 miles of St. Louis. } i} i} 14 ST. ST. Cheaper J $ to Operate Than Gas Blue Bird Dinner Set Free “$1973 $35 Chifforobe This special bas five drawers, wardrobe and hat- Large and roomy. A - box. " ‘ : LOM | . AAS Excellent | 1102-08 OLIVE ST., 2 Doors West of 11th Street } i": sim. * } $1 Down—Easy Terms sale on and new Fiorence Oil Stoves—all sizes an: styles. Priced as low Special sive cnns ~~

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—__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH $128 3-Piece Kroehler Bed- eae Suite $97 $2.00 W eekly 3-Piece Kroehler Bed- ip enport Suite $98 $7.50 Weekly, $265 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Muy Be Purcnased ee ~~ “5198 Pieces ‘$2 250 Weekly, $225 3-Piece ee: Suite ~ a , . : ’ ~s ~ mr at — : - . iy : i |" ‘ ox 2 are upac istrr “$169 ~ 20 PIECES ‘SY Including. a 9x12 Velvet Rug .SUNDAY MORNING ae MAY-STERNS—EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY—GREATER AND GREATER ® JUNE 26, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH $15 All Layer Felt Ma A closely tuited ed wi ' javer rent, ih 4 ~ Mattress ir is c rime grace om art ¢t “SL. 00 Shen nes = $g.- 95 more sat were _ ott ore. es very aS Sees $A2. 65 S- Piece Breakfast Set ericcres 3 ~4 L at : es —_— =. - q a . ‘~ § , rs ae “Marr re have °-:ecig ~? =¢d ‘p ” . ” . $2.50 UW eebi, >. > © : brense ic has roomy —-s ct ‘aie Ff i ¥ ; ‘ , . * ‘ ; e compar’ ments +. “ . : - - — be ~ 2 * . + « ad =o > : = , . 4 > $4. 95 | nee $5. 905 aaa oar os = $7 Q- 45 $1.00 Down $1.00 Down $1 Down $219 4-Piece Bedroom Suite ~ _ . ’ os ‘ ~e + pr ee $183 $2.50 Weekly i = —_— SPs. ws 56 Ge Oo k B akfes + ray Oa Breakfast bsg Reso Worth $25 to Timent t ae oe $36.45 wrest Refrigerator 75- Pound tee Capacity t+ cok af Tr -* — | * . id LO ee rs (;ra hd Ou vara. - ling enter- he week Silk Ex- _* of” } ie Twelfth ave- rors -fge ny a rental (to Tenants Renew Leases. rom Wash- | .*ore@ eccuce vievard ronts > ~ Leo Moser sure! instance of . i. . tae Le cope tad | and . ' : 2 n- - § on mon TO} ti ia . oe 4 were af ; : . =* tani .’ or of 52 tx ‘od ~ im par : ‘we | irked. a alee | Lindbergh cerle- nro yr te tote 7 ” ai ia @ severai im- cenirnal Bast. ; upigwa St.

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rs . aoe = od = sorateggy ttiriToTeSeeeee ait fH * “or 7 > = : > poor ess soo +2 : a st. : : tee + ose é > os 333 = ~e - bay > - ° . > : 7 bo oee 3 » = 5 ai : $5. > eee ee : 4 - * toe > 7s oo + - -~ = =: =I > o= “ : . - > ~~ a > ; > - , “+44 3 + > ; soot st Scosee . apown = ee =. st ao = - : +7 " ‘ ; ae ro ’ - os ~4 soe~ a ’ ; ; . seecee eee) Sas ster aces otes ee | bad : _ . ; ose + . “4 > . . _ > 4 sy ; ooo . ~+ ; ° . ‘ ° . : . ’ . ~ : : - 4 pe = ~ bewsse” -00 : : ; ; tee : . > + “ee *- [EESTI ITE — . * ’ . _ . . ‘ > PORES EHH Oe Ae EEO OOD Ee oe eee e > . : -6e « - os -- a 2 Petr kee ee ere - : > > ° o- - -t ré Pe “a . | . ° » > * o-* * 7 4 = ~* : be : ho. re ~ * > ron5a00 LL ~4 > ooee oe econ 7 wi eeeee . - : = ~ > ress ~ - > ~ EVEN. - Tere. Ae? ‘soe S T. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1997. PAGES 1—14B. : I . i . aie ect i BM@GQGS 2.262268 ecoeeoccce - RG J ‘ae * tion Committee; Charies E. Rich- ardson, secretary; E. D. Ruth Jr., a} | TS Ge We WBN, ahead cw —s wsececsccr® » —tsse ' d and reinforce $1 00 cow Hauled ang Given Modern Equipment. b19.95 Pull-U ; , aX | “a : P Chair By Berry Moore. 4 : 3 > ») nauer; Clarence C. Lang, executive : | Sa Sale : : 10st interesting an- 4 4 SEO POD RAS Ne a OER oa ant . ag SORE SOE EER C4 /4 Uy, wig Gee ; — a ® no ee ee a SR: ee a J 4 secretary; Charles A. Hannaken Money Wanted sere ee le — y ve “ae ees malllbeabbbabaa | sushi (on Wy and wife, Joseph J. Hauer andi secssasl fren. Len ...... 4, FF e0teetl 4 , : ' i i : Vemma terme 4 “f | wife, Raymond M. Henley and wife!| feat Estate Wanted to Buy..... 7 paticrned Lat with ly constructed hardwood $I] 2.95 concerned the south- . encements " LALALAAA LAA, My) / Ladd ddd i soshocany....... THE LOG CABIN—Country home for Sidney M. Shoenberg hey, fermrnnnnlllaraaninnaniin 7 Vig SS SS WHAT NIQES. — SY} eed & RO OIA AAA AH . \ \ MO \S Ree S in beautifully pcstry th the week's nD Sa st nd Hamil- corner of Easton & : lean so payee | | $1.00 Down gvenues, and the southwest | epi road, west of Ballas road. Left, a view of the exterior; right, the main “4 | a pers te oe I Hi. ae “ | — — ee : Bee wicaevar living room; below, b in t : WZ | boos come Bae Gee Ghee ae tt Twelfth boulevard and 4 , , bunks in true pioneer style. and wife, Irvn Ely Goldstein, Mil- | Kea, Estate—Country .......,.33 |ton Bellis and wife, Edward P.||| Beal Estate (Other Cities). ....14 Luecking and wife, S. D. Sexton mama “en aa | Jr. and wife of East St. Louis, Mrs. | Se ee eee nee | ‘ ; | kK id *ercve Bess J. Donaldson, Miss Anna | may, wromepiies ve as Wemhoener, Miss Mary Hishman, || Stocks, Bonds hs William S. Drozda and wife. Suburban Property for Sale.... The St. Louis Realtor special | Suburban Property for Rent.... train for Seattle, with ali steel |) Suburban Property Wanted .. Puliman equipment, dining and ob- | Servation cars, will depart from | Union Station, at 2 o'clock Friday BELLIS REALTY COMPANY afternoon, August 5, via the Wa- bash and Great Northern Rail- REPORTS SALES ways, stopping enroute at Minne- sniuaitiiiah sota, St. Paul, Minot, one full day Bellis Realty Company through in ae ore Spokane! jts president Milton B. Bellis re- an fenatchee, Wash., arriving | : , , | ports the following sales: in Seattle Tuesday afternoon, Au- | epseashe “ . gust 9. 5910 Columbia avenue, a five- The Olympic Hotel at Seattle,| room bungalow on a lot 365x120, Convention Headquarters, wili! sold to Louis and Lydia Brand. house the entire delegation. | 5906 Columbia avenue, a five- | room bungalow on a lot 35x120, ver of Pachington avenue. | sero disclosed yesterday | Plans were disci J $2.95 Steamer Chair B . $1,000,000 building to be | St. Louis Amuse- ' maple with heavy striped canvas ted by the Has canvas adjustable st Co. a Skouras enterprise, at . Soetoro econ TA) ADEN BDA 4 avenues, now used | | | MAxXOy % Fada nnn nti nant tnaaaanetttadindatannetit tn , ~ oo ae Nap ones wei, Te adh ite 2 et Sse w+ ee sal eae (% ec Pee " - . ‘ id a a ‘ 5 om Vee * «eer ? . ae * uke $ hy Tse te obs 2 Meads So 00 F nite aang ro “, . i igGat a, Hamilton a f, the Hamilton Airdome. a atm, tl ; 4 r) ing ictures ' + . A theater for moving pit Nation ps ary . $4.95 Porch Rocker 4 vaudeville, with a seating ca- Fr me 1al Lead Battery Co. Ob- | pad arms Back and ! l of doubie floor of the proposed in St. Louis. for c et 9 firet e rst milding together wil: } amilt and Easton avenue | . ; $1 00 Down ge Hamilton he Mercantile Trust Co. reports | fl- pons The upper floors will come | cance $ on ees gs egy a? ara oo eS oO OS OSE ES OEE SE SEE EEE EEE EEE EEE MAMMA SS negotiations with one! WN Ae ee eee Se | er WN RNWQa0»wiwmi~miwmnMOwN SS Sats ie wet we oe bd artment mmnit was y rae apartme nN LS. A pe ran . 9 rgest =. + . cr 5 ste ~— , i tne jargest battery manufactures | 7.95 Dining Chair Set Mben out during the week __: ales : re six beautify ii cneainntall , , im the country. The firm, which | auth Hairs; wonderfully cap- building. The site j : . > | Ti 3 bi\sbai . 4 ’ us new The San Francisco Real Estate | | Board is sponsoring a cruise from | purchased by Homer D. and Dor- Seattle to Alaska and has chartered | Othy Barry from Marion Laughney. two Canadian steamers, which wil,| %117 Hampton avenue, a five- leave Seattle, August 13, stop a°/room bungalow on a lot 30x1i26, points of interest and return to/ Sold to Harry A. and Margareth RK. Seattle August 22. E. D. Ruth, | Lee. bb ae Jr., wife and son of St. Louis wil)} 7196 Lanham avenue, a five- VLLLLLL Le make the Alaskan cruise. |room residence on a lot #6x160, “ 44 7 Bay - 7 ro iy, hg 415 Polo drive, purchased The real estate boards of Wash- | 5°!4 for the account of Augusta branch in St. Louis, is youl Cine + . Ld 4 rue Oj - " , » on Easton aven POntaE & OD i , aTtie nal oe tot? "tr ¥ ational Lead Battery Co., a/| c ‘4 ‘ £36 . re we and on Hamilton avenue et an Mi SOLE ~—s ase Minnesota corporation. , ' ® _4 . . ‘ | "}, - q on "fc . . . ; Details of the enterprise, int The deal was consummated af- | of the NANA AAMARRAARAAASSAAASAAAANARAAASAIRARARRERRRSSES XN \ tigation on the part of T. | we ’ sales inanager, and fi- | y 95 Side-Icer Refrigerator it a stated, however, | Nn r conciuded by George P. Cast. | . es zk ; : 4 . ’ ret TyT } us . tne Loita + ‘door side-icer model is made of golden oak templated on a pr aereran her, vice presicent. foomy ice and food +4 , theate second to} _ oe . - merits $e) iy instilated $ 45 ; il }ealer aa 4 he Battery & Ompany will occue ee ne west of Grand bowevara. ' a4e% OO 0444864 844% SS ot enn, g, traf Noertemann to Julius #. and Min- OG 43 rung si ington and Oregon are arrangin —== —- = ==. | to outstanding points of interest ‘n 5150 Maffitt avenue, a six-room } the Pacific Northwest immediately bungalow on a lot 30x184, oe | following the adjournment of the} Chased by James J. and Ann G. | Convention, and it is expected most yan from Seth C. and Mary H. | of the St. Louis realtors will make | ?Jummer. the trip. 225 Page boulevard, a 10-room ' AFTER ANCIENT HUTS Entertainment in Seattle will be residence on a lot 230x150, rold for | provided by the Seattle Real Estate| the account of Bridget Sears to aes | Board. |W. P. Gruner. : ee = ps: 2 : Y | -_-- — - | 1317 Annie Avenue, a 3-3 room i tae nil Cd ig enterprises of various kind | i AYES oe A Wi . |Built for S. M. Shoenberg on se oR ‘Frank and Gertrude Davidson epgeees outhwest corner of e “a Uy = Conwav Road on Most The Faust Realty Co. reports the | from John C. and Olivia Schilly. mee imeton ave-! © street and Washington av “uy Uy ad Wig eee | totiewine sales: ' $315 Rutger street, a six-room $39.85 Gas Range bath Moser es- | 2Ue recently purchased by Charles; ; Modern Style. | 1514-16 Arlington avenue, flat,| residence on a lot 50x126, gold for meclient Gas Range has four in -_ lich was ac- clia is also challenging the atten- : | William J. Milton to Elton B./the account of Everett and Lottle a es moms and bees ¢ . ae leis nf lease by the | ‘*° : weatctcsiamsaee ane — — Forbes; residence, 5954 Cote Brilli-| Brunson to G. B. Kaufer. Jed eae yal n S op 1 Stan: > re imverest. This site, which | The log cabin shown in the pic-jante avenue, to Mrs. M. A. Lynch | 1307 Blackstone avenue, a nine- oR agra runs through to St. Charles street for client of F. L. Dittmeier Real| room residence on a lot 65xi17, Sinton tin are ture on this page was built for Sid- «s+ y c ) ) PP on * . we ’ : Wie tae AeA R ec su a Wasn Estate Co., 72-foot lot, Wabash} sold for the account of Charles W. ington avenue, 1S regarded as con- a S # ‘ . i | B35 M. Shoenberg, W. J. Bush of) Drive, Normandy Heights, to Juli-| and Rosie L. Heintz to Harry and ized wire shelves . Ee f the Manufacturers & Sik Exchange Building. prchant . KR. Warehouse Co $1 Down The phenomena) growth of this property i issouri Pacific st of Easton avenue which Con- an “riscc istrict at 3900 Chou-| . 5 + > ' tutes the chief thoroughfore 0! : allat ‘pct of the odiamont | ».45 Top-Icer Refrigerator fiston, west of the Hod 75-P ; , me tracks ; amusement and -Pound Ice Capacity (racks, @ I bular model. Well cor structed of oak an? Iginess center, “as RMA MWmM\AMAMAQAAAiwv the inspira- | ty insulated Ih acd eee & ee & & SS *%&*%§ oR Eo EERO EE . . . ‘% on i. hasta’ ans 7 5 . . . 5 ‘ » se 4 a ‘ Danie ' * m for th; rae ; placid tad , MEE CGR: i e vs . wey Se’ 2e0u. oe . Ke 7 i . : - a6 vy’ ata a, eta hen ne ee YO CP Pe OOO OS AF Sk an ‘ ie, — aw) ". _* a . , ; : 4s = +8 , . : . _ “ " " , . .. : an * YS : eRE 7 ee — ae q y 2 ors 2, : y \\ pti hhh hhh hh hhh hd > >>> >> > > > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >>’ . rz ee a ee ee ee et P os f ' ei hest transaction of oe The best : ; oulevards, picked for large b $1 Down , 7 %, ' i ; j was formed anne. +3 / « 4 , . , nroximately yt tT eT) : hiuildinge a his 7 to . — building of this character. More lumber, mostly special work, me jeases of n : | ! , aine Yn r an average six- renewed by the Lorraine com- was used than for | baal "| Need of Downtown | ny t substa! tiailv int LSeuUu room residence. It was necessary M@itals, the annual rentals of t! " Garages Pointed Out Ito run some special flooring 1x5 Bi ling iow agrreregating around . Ys4 ing now aggregating | The subject of metropolitan gar-| SP SOte ee, BA ff i seitninaae , - “pstei 000. according to Epstein. ‘and 1x10 Y. P. rough one side for ° . flooring and exposed ceiling. The e ul In ‘floors were laid with the smooth i side up, dressed and sanded. THIRTEENTH AND LOCUST Some of the unique features of ai _ a+ tiva Fi otic ai ais, it i¢ understood. represents age Ss, as an attractive field for in ‘ 7 big increase over the renta] to; vestment, is treated in a brochure -%%&> SADA ARAAA DAS SEE SES ESS EE EE EEE ESE ASA ‘ pe by the Loraine company f° | jssueqd by the Real Estate Mort- aa ee ; the home are the fire place, bar, mie ° . ‘double deck bunk, Jog panel work A dignified and modern office in bath room, towel racks, ladders il . So to attic, double T & G. sheathing building »77 Equipment and sa nig A | covered with asbestos, slaters’ felt, . . mulevard. the former with the ad- ‘ Qh bbb itiitntittnttenri ntti tn Sit httld bbb lll ttt tt bi tte tt roresse rerrn tren rrrrrrrprr rer rrrlraee Slt 00 and creo-dipped shingles laid dou- | service of the highest type I } . : ' — ~~ +3 7 r A + errmanent 4 — ~ ° i jle ps f ather, co er nails | - i a i, Mises and the latter with the com-| large cities; and that permanent Residence under construction at 7127 Essex Terrace. in the Moorlands, for Mr. and |” *° = 3 | ee , EE hile tee enya mente. |gnrages must be built to serve} Mrs, C. M. Berry. | See anes: nicteian aati DESIRABLE SUITES AND SINGLE BES... | aa ae repesee ; OFFICES ARE STILL AVAILABLE * : 1 . } ~y . ry 4 : os + . i neighborhoods ontaining stores, | r Mos = oo P » t ; mOser estate under the {feasSe. us a : | tate under t gage Trust Co. mae Dew rentals were based on the ereased value that would be glv- ‘ orgoe Arn rics ities the property with the growth | large American clues 4 } ws = , j ; sea fF fin - — Washincton avenue and Twelfth insufficient downtow! . 2 gaye. ._“raeraing 4 +7 , © jchad ; i tof new big amusement en‘: r- will be abolished in ¢, . *+inrve PY . . Investigation has “er alia a SSAASSASASAS SAAS SAAS SSS SSS SASBIASA SRSA ASS ESS SSLABASAAAS . © Tentantea by long established =| American log cabin combined with _— | office buildings, nd the-; = a aan rth inane tt eer ae emmememeneece ——— mnres a os aerate iatten the atx Exchange | °° WATSON-O’ROURKE REALTY CO. SHIRT DEALERS LEASE FLOOR = 21 the modern and ultra-modern py srsapgaetin 3 e rr ane : 4 *: 7 Toe nhanga i *-F * = Mern factories, the Silk Exchange | “Surveys have shown that about BUILDING CONTRACTS IN MAY ' devices that predominate in the M ° poy T, peting has had a constant rental | 45,000 automo! iles, one-fifth of the REPORTS es NUMBER OF SALES AT 107-9-| | WASHINGTON more expensive homes of today. erca ord Th Tr 4 . Te t } . Tle | ws, . ae orts ti tract on the south side of the Con- | Weaece LTit v eat Aeetiid Udaiis. >. repe i¢ I ae including Henry Sicher. | hourly change of parked| Building and engineering c¢OM- 4417 Jtaska, bungalo' hur A. fullin-Walters Realty Co. re-| way road, west of the Ballas road. Vatson-O’Rourke Rk folls wings S: fo +nisg company its in New York, | T “*# “eZ " . ' a —- ; et , ms °1 ‘ + ’ nore row" | business da) hen they park less' to F. W. Dodge Corporation. Ne | qersrin gn ‘inkeler: 6207 ] ligan | Phillips-Jones Co. deal in mens " } eer a ‘ : . . ; 2 | : barbershop. than an hour, the possible number | figure showed a drop of ] Wresses, Inc., occupy- | _ ' 1s 2 ¢ an irsch & 7 Rae sis toe auiviats anand tet 22 war net foam Mas ‘ | re Hi “| a great shortage of parking space.|of 23 per cent from May, i+ 6. er eethoven, bungaiow, | o use this space for office.|and a branch office in Chicago. f OT . , os ali . . . rarest . P ee fl “Because of the congestion; Last month’s construction rv entire building will be Over- | Qauseq by parking in the one-hour/included the following important | -- es 2 1 aie xt , View. a) ~s 4nd modern fixtures and/ oq and for some distance im-| classes of work; $6,058,600, or 46/, 4), inate aati fies IMPORTANT PMent will be installed by sev- | mediately outside that area, it is; per cent of all construction, f fit: tee ii Om Mice ' . . the tenants on the first | considered inevitable that parking | residential buildings: $2,121,30( ‘A ties Tn i and Est] - Gold | | will be abolished. The proposed|16 per cent, for public works and| 1... «) Eugene A. Nuelle: 364: Tel. MAin 3121 Tenants Renew Leases. | municipal parking place on th. | utilities: $1,975,200, or 15 per cent low. cottage. L hard bc ; : Bi.. : ; | tis xX soon as a client makes q > , . « 1 5 a} + . , , " . } ] ] and j The bullding ‘ xtends from Wash- j river fr ont Vv mld handle apout (or con mrié re Liki OURS, ne ph indh ; rs 4 43 tussell. 2} : Ming: | enc = ore.«ian ‘1 ‘ould n 1alf! 435.000. or 11 per cent, for educa-i pn... 7, | a + Sioa pe SOT) avenue to { Charles stre«t 6000 cars, and thus nee not half | 4: 0, : , 4 ’ : : c . 7 “ank Doubek to JOse{ h Catanza H REA Yy ee | application for a fr anda 9 ; "rt 6 . | \* NMroi ects — ~ —e , oa ' . ‘ the West side of Twelfth houle- | meet the de mand whic I) VW ou Jj he ) tlonal »? ojec LS. : > a , Dungaiow, u Cité rf ° : ' Mortgage Leen, reatéd if- parking were done away.; Construction started as We go right into action as in Missouri f; 5965 Wanda, because we reslize how im- had ‘ Te - . ; re. it has W ashingeton avenue - | br + Ai i t ; ‘ ! P : i 7 Ai inia) >on ieee (%, will may? . e “ on a sie tener on Towitta| Clocis, Efficient design has ® vl- | BHERTWER CO, REPORTS SALE operty. It also reports Financin irst an VANT : . 7 Wevara cessity. Efficient desig GH ; re y. It also reports iInan g. Be a ins ul Advertisi | os te Advertising wer - nAtmpnarntive! tt © af comparative'y | tal influence on seccess. Mafimum , * Exaggerations ‘ — *? ’ . . al ‘ re ho le . r Ma - . : storace and minimum operatine | OF PROPERTY ON OLIVE STREET sohlinder e2e O. Proctor. Th Deeds of I rust In Any Amount REAL ESTATE LOANS Misstatements Other Downtow n Deals. ‘expense are dependent on design m alse orts finaneir : - reports | tirm al « fina ng of sev- MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOR House of Honor” eal OO. ee! — — eae Ne gy me —— ares introduces| The Ghertner Realty C i ERS Bin latior he resumption of 1.ego- | the personal element, and experi- 4st ~ 8 Msc ne FRc tial ~ Liason ondaiehiceiilieh is aad . METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. es, Which were placed in abe nd s ardization of meth-| tothe El-Mar Loan and investmen LOR ANNI ) : } ‘ rine ed in ave v- ence and standardiza a a ; =( ae ; : 714 CHEST T ST. on Owing to the Lindbe reh cele- | ods are essential. In practically | Co. The grantors of the proper rOR ADDITIONAL Money Available at Once ¥ 4On. Thes involve several im- | every city of 250.000, garages lo- |) was the Louderman Investment nape REAL ESTATE NEWS : Pant cor: r ia Me nv ‘tly in the business| Its improvement is a 4-s8tory buiid- 9 4 . : 3 Se Sin the central busi-| cated convenient y mm tne . ing at 3132-2$-37-39 ‘Olive street SEF NEXT PAGE | | ‘init _— > <_< <=. = 4 4 ict and in uptown St. district will prove pz ofitable. ns vie oe oi-e i CEL. alie ne by hws P _ Week in realty was marked | Bustness management GArtielg 6810 — —- = == ce. am ast » * “ = . - ~ OC EOE —_——x« = - a ~~?

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SUNDAT. JTUNE_25 mic — ‘ -e ! 5 28. 3 —a . hh = Beene FOR REN T | = =z ‘ ss a sen E BUILT % . = S—— ff : a EA AP: = TMEN IS, Constructive Ideas on Materials INethods and Home Plans, ee NDAY MORNING. JUNE 26, 1927 ties POST- DISPATCH PAGE 2B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : en MANY QFFICES [FACT SEVENSALESMADERY 4. Five-Room Spanish Type Bungalow A PRIVATE DRIVE "SY etc estarermae Sooo oo wr FEDERER REALTY CO. Casas , — : eee : APARTMENT E ; ' sn Feeney es EE, SE ea ee ae FP ye Te, 2 et eo Pate : IMPROVES A HOME — = | opal pet income 3 whe 1010 Wills sales for the past — SS oS eS Eee We eT aa roa : — . | oval set income 10.000. N BOATMEN 5 Mull DING we a For Achille | si BE | : ——_s. "i . ‘3 ai : A ' 4 Cabanne: ze of Lot Permits Have a ee S me. me yy = , SERRE Sas SE ' | phones: American : rivaté Driveway to the | sx Se under new management. . Garage. » © a ROSELLE HOTE > | : 7 a 3 4145 LINDELL BE. American and European plag: per It is much more drive the car directi | rage by way of the street entrance, | ratner than to take a circuitous) route through the alley to arrive at | the same destination. Many alleys ee in APART i are, to put it mildly, too unilovely) RS * gk? Bt ra - I ES Tt ‘EFF CT ENi . = : — 7 —— >> carege. . ~ = r a ' | Heman, 724; 6 rooms . ; 4 4\ p and ee ed to be enjoyable in| broad yliight and even the | bravest rte an instinctive dislike | of turning into a dark, unlighted| alley in the middle of the night,| in order that the car may be put) away. | A priv drive does away with | a these an nad more. It : | Waterman. sas: 4 roems ' ge ration. “98 ; ) & & wae “¢ ; . See rentai.man @ lessens nt of mud that is| wal MAin 2162. 5 : / cked into ag houses, provides dJeliveryman with a means! smn ht ¢ = ~~ 7 > vos to eer esa Charles Rippin, recently elected poe Sk SE — ee — ttrractive- vice president of the Hemme.- DUWN Tuws 2 Real Estate Co.. duties of his new “4 ’ ; 3 fo peep - Ap ee tk drive is deter- * . . > ie worved avalia- v : has been ' +4 : ( | and| manager of s Merchant’ ee) ee eee : —_ or west. 5 roume three years. serv-| Rent oniy 8: aon a stove. icepox. > ne a - °°. CHIN ve ai aah large house ‘set well | c! | : e street or road has ing ts treasurer and was gen- xO XS. 4th i — PO. S13 Chestaut + o- ™~ _ ~ 2 abe . .* = I possibilities and since eral age! yr the Missouri Pacific | , a ¥ L; 3308. Act. = ” LOTS AND HOUSE S IN ADELE emisate ee : 3 me te : raceful curves are more interest- es 1906 to 1912. Im 1923-/; ~ eo fat ro _— eis ration . Ne eee ee | rs | | | re lines| 24 he w ent of the Nation-| fast 3 - nen for in osama en ing the eye than straight biti é EAST sRAND. 21 GO—At PLACE SOLD AT AUCTION Associated Architects’ League of St. Louis. h ntrance to the grounds) al Traffi an association) ficiency: new building, bent “weal ide of the center of leading business organizations GRAND 338 x. Second’? su we our ~ eee ‘ ne hi oo. he drive may often untry. SIXTEEN SALES MADE BY : ao ie cai one sn ones In ahem WILL Cc. “wigan, 2 oat] ‘ : ose bul! districts ware the “liv: me saat an . . e he rc. r he Christian Brinkop Real F 3 | 2 the shortest line L $52.50) % . ~_ . } ‘ " . = -_~- : .s see LABADIE. 445+—New 4-fami ice hardwood floor. h 7 oie . carage: rent (If H(\ME IMPORTAN or : "’ = i. , lami” ' cia tt ; — wert h cos f the extr: hic] equires the utmost skill on |; Tir} : 25] J oo n & a tr. onetie Bide he Mullin- Walters Realty Co. Re- bch is “* . . —_ . ee ; - : din Jme ; es © : : ' NAL RAL paren a — ’ -" ppartrmenth iF se noe Ihe Mullin é : : ; : ae av , ; the forms builder ! v hot-water beat: ue: decorated: ef , wt ‘Mont ana st. : . : . . ! ‘ * as + sae aie ; ry: 7 ,if¢ rY’y « zB. : : ; rner a3} . ports an Active Week in Com- _ " son hs ) f ' } | : aa ' fs ado! i ; che pal e buiicer im CAITY~ | reasonabie. eygihwes . cas, electric. . 4 ie q Li ‘ tor : ‘ if*s , .* ; jines a set * . Ww » f WIL! ANN ‘ . x on . * a oer Fo | al aaase S and Sales. : a : Koese | Rernard ate 2 Seer, piace. , ing out the plans. To cover the, ) exe" er ; r ee: an a rp. eae r reithmue | others Mae 7 ) ; | : pul - : | oe : wu E. WRISBERG, 3704 ©. oe inside the track TL APARTME gg ‘g sales recol ee be ee a ae : : ee , ; : ¢ . — following brief beneraiities are —T . anitor service. lo ‘heme. Dark red ——— . , BADA sTBa-sda—4 TOOrRm, bly oxide : ; soars d: garage. re 1% —_ se _ to prevent th : , wr w 7, ae means —- — a ay FOR RENT ieDris. Pg en- THREE EXTRA LARGE ROOMS ‘ REMMERT CO. TO BUILD THREE = | cciares in the cement surface cicsed flat spaces on which water | , Double Murph Sd: GOAUSEMM 2x7 D,9¢7nn cqarumete = : ? , vcutin ties still astic. remains snould be permitted. All FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH. 1 J MORE HOUSES ON POLO DRIVE © connor. nile it is wore are used but they | hcrizontal work should be given «| Southeast Corner Kauai ~ ‘ : . ° fs ‘ “ . an tinad . ¢ oi 3} . Awe + i , ‘ ‘ ‘ , = . : 8; , ome ¢ » Las iis kid : 60 arain- ™ ‘ a . ‘ ‘ r — ’ al ea - vs . - , mint > a ; ba tty - } Euclid Avenues : Ai, JOINTS at: iG Of AGr- New. 4 room, ———— room, “2 pt Reantitul 2 heat ot +55 8 73 TW Paul i ul e ® > : 4 ‘ , 7 ere - : ‘a . ~ . ‘ " } t 4 ’ > - We ww 3 roonTs TT Aert a mmetety | furn shel rene heat, 3 eI AT AI — ' anes A a Sang permitting vartegated GUUPH Bivens £5 a « GRAND BL. AT ER UEXPOSU a Opposite Beautiful ED: OPEN . a : Kent inciudes teat, _ : refeeeretion and runnivs or bine-h praene oom a - — Lusuriemds farnished and derorain square. Color biend. Te een By -- “gs : é \ few enites till available. Viet T erty at EIm st: r Anton - ent paying ha ) : 3 wag ily: ‘3 OF ime Gin- | buluding tO f the Post-bi s more thi eflaid in the satis- Melissaropulos. The property con- /GOLDMAN CO. REPORTS SALE = by ‘te Schottmever Real Estate Co et eee sists of 34 inches wide by 11% inehes deep. 7 ——--- q ‘dining ream, Munge and shops with six rooms on the second floor OF APARTMENT BUILDING == o: sinacrs=\* root. os EDWARD C. WAGNER OPENS. F. J, DOUGHERTY SELLS tp SSPE |e Sunorts a's" bome wnnewt @ gwned by Melissaropuios. Meiis-| | The Goldman Rraity Compans.| 4 display heme ha AREAL ESTATE OFFICE = STOCK INREALESTATECO. [| ‘Thinking About [| s SCHLTE MADWIRE & pum co S QOO™E owe wee {Room Efficiency, $82.50 was ™ i bie tes aan in ter improv. of the apartment building at 591 : : A f | party way tendered te eo 2835 Unien Seoulevaréd . aD igh Ac Re : a. = 3 rURNISHED HOTEL 800 ae Se : a , ate : ie: lion oy | OOO 1 bu om . , ‘ate . ith } Building‘ . LAFAYETTE, 3500-—Sec | ae 9 With Beth, Pullman Kitchen, Bed ee eben atte Page Boutewaz : “SE secon Ri se = ‘8 | South | Prank saeseatlik ties efic etteensen ant Prinses Gretta . 4 POCSGRERERERENGRUNNERINN 00. eer x % Clenet—677.30 e ; —— . s ke R q OTT. , > = Meeeser on preemies hiding Sold n Toya vid. * 12? | . is a + S Ceo ete | — = emplo: | _— We Simence OREO: | . nased tor a som avid Wis st west ) Sate cS gee con ania : UAPFATEITE, # . Alhert G. Blana&i TWELVE SALES MADE RY Ln ctensi\ improvements t oni — : ; : , —_—ae } form 2 insaat siege ) —_— % valley nae, Sey Se HOTELS et oe ce ” 4 [hil Cheeteet St. B. A. THOMPSON REALTY CQ. | a pO. +e | 3 | ce ee tages CS ee ae ee ee BARTH & CO., INC. ALCAZAR HOTEL. 3127 Locust—leas REON EF. & G G & , ———— ~ esd WH, FICHEASER SELLS on | , a 7 a Builders, Realtors carane, weekly rates; tub shower a” | sa cummey peoverts are reveriea (JAMES C. MORFIT REPORTS RESIDENCE AND FARM RESIDENCE ON WEST PINE © iecitun. Dougnersy witl depart pyAtae Grewia TAclede ASSO] RIE SRDS Mae oles oa | as Special summer uD week.v hg pan ot any | SALES OF SIX LOTS AND MOUSE | 7%: Eicneaser revorts the. sat SOLD BY A. I. TERRY & C0. Utne ee CUFRESS RIALS WOTEI seer Gee aa — and Olive—WNice, clean reoma, $1 and up: tan te se & Mini een on on te Cote renames ag " FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. St See” S88 Wat meidencs Si: — : : ae ne cae! . , es a ; DAMP WALLS HanMil Ace. 4% mie ae a te eens, residence: $321 Madison. ientnic Dark: lot 1S, block. 30, | Jomoan a : “Sos 5 _ SELLS COLONIAL RESIDENCE | WET CELLA eee bunca!o' 333 Nerv: -si@ence: ndale Park: tet hlock ee sia To Zeres a ure ‘ ae ; : . as HUNTINGION ARMS HOTEL Van | $063 Canton. buncalos eRe , ae ee ' : PR gr iit 5 : : ; ' iS Wis Waterprosfed @trictly on if besutiful farnighed ror? ta, residence es 3 m “ . ga € pe neg . , . a roved | grou Dri « ' malie af jonial resi n (,uaraatee. p> we . omplete vote! servire . din Naibehanca. - - ~. We Tt ir? ea 1" $e noms ar — : * : , . “— ) nah [DEAL HOTEL. 250 Leeust — Runcine | «/ Feen ory & @ i DA a Gaiety Site, coeatsy \c boone at S06Gumecene Lelaen Caasey. tee ise aaa ane the. Mr. | Cornell drive to A. F. RANETITE MFG. CO. 0) oe iets 8 Su ds en rcs) | “wale whteene, 3s nese te heme ou Berry road. : , , lead a ae , se eta bss ; Mit hes 7% w © 1a17 <. Breedwae Hi mbealt 1482 STAN HOTEL—Ruewmes. sewly éecceret- ROSsPit. $45 2~— Six -* : cow ae ee aow “ed wes iad aad W is. buLUure pome. ‘ 4 : CUT ie P Ta Ze out s3. 350 and un. 3o78 Lucas. pear. new'y decorated. beat. - : - . - . — Grand. 8603 = ‘ : ; as <* " i . . Weensier Vr VvVCs. Jung

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JUNE 26, 1927. FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR APARTMENT R. WEISEL 8 service, heat a 10 - z ), ; t floor, east: 5 rooms, includi hew decorated: 4 ON E. rf R. G. SCOTT ae OR LEASE RTMENTS AND VANDEVENTER CY APARTMENTS One block north of om partments: in | aN z TY CO. CEnt. 1371. ISH & CO.. 713 Chestnut. HIG H-TYPE EFFICIEN 6325 SOUTHWO Pp + + "i « eating and janitor: N’T FAIL TO SEE T ments have the ] ALSO 3,4 A partments have outsi nd inc] an breakfast gery; ude light, OMS, $65.00 Hy =>cenemaenanananas a McPHERSON ment; will be new 4329 OLIVE ST. ] “a-dor bed, kitchenette WATERMAN, first and second. floo C ee nse atte ur representative ay 10 a. m, to 6 Pp. m anager, JEfferson 6532. | | ugene J. Altheimer, Williams 817 CHESTNUT srr 4462 Forest Pq MERCANTILE 8th and Locust to St. C MAPLE, 49062 E¢ large, pleasant rooms, Quiet, yet close to Delmar; Y, Realtor. MAin 1079. acy apartment: gee t, 5 rooms, sun’ pa een tt tt & Calmer, J ne., BOULEVARD 0OL Ny located: living room, with | apa pce a te Oho ; CLEDE fs Y = MAPLE, 9605—6 rooms. second floor: $85. 5931 WASHINGTON K F Near Hamilton school, Beautiful apart- n thy Br” Sok Bue te eee onth, GOLDMAN REALTY CO.. 709 Pine. or and Murphy bed. Ist floor east: 4 rooms, BRO... 815 Chestnut. Taylor)—6 rooms. decorate to suit and , cae eee nice make epectal induce- pen, G SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. ~—Lovely 6 rooms, ‘S RENT FREE ry Court)—Third ;.~ Daths, nice por 115 first floor, a re ? a ' mA ie : 5 roo MERAMEC., 225 N., ylton)——S-room ef- liberal concession. Located in surro OLIVER R. KRAEH WATERMAN, 5515-22—5 a 7230—Beau if ge. pen, a See lobby and pleasa once a@ tenant in the ‘8 @ tenant. Call malager, CAbany - fa DEMYER & CO. A caseeesamnaeen MONTCLAIR, 1210— ur Court: 5 rooma. q d janitor eervice or Unfurnished Call owner, at 1221. 662— Modern 8-room 4816 WASHINGTON, sec EFFICIENCY BARC $55.00 — $60.00 AT 4533 FOREST PARK Bu. plete apartment, APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR pr CLARENDON. 1012 ond floor, 4 large e . Y-RUTH. 110 N. 7th fad 6970—Attractive rooms and sun parlor DINING ROOM Will open the latter part of June. + ‘EWSTEAD, 15 , . New Apartment Just C Southwest Corner Clara an ns and bath: also : fficiency: Plenty of pment consists of Mur- retrigeration and IMER, WILLIAMS & | EK APARTMENTS ho are Interested in pleasant we extend a cordial rooms: Conceas!on: oven. C WATERMAN, 56 second floor east: RBRNOS, RF. CO. RI NINA PL., 5845—T rooms and large su CLAYTON, 6986 (Hi-Pointe)—$ room Wainwri ht Bide. closet space. Equi APARTMENTS FOR —FURNISHED living and sileepi o89US—AL]L tenant rooms, sun parlor. sleeping porch and ga- & RRO... R15 Chestnut. GOODFELLOW, 126 WATERMAN. 5582 beauty. ; AA . niediaaniinaies + = noi an aii yet, ~ wont d anni. RENT en _ Yonsei wrt valet Ne A Be cy obah Kite fm ane t kerating system. arage; rent reduced CO., ; = a | OFFICE SPACE—P 1, aervice: low rent, , b AMILTON, 858 — concession to desirable tenant WATEKMAN,. 6548——5 hy our guests ren £28 and refrigeration. Bey he ae ae 8 Rn cten Mie ooms hall. bath, showe anager will te glad 2 i and quote attracti Make reservations n premises today or ph See rental man on HAMILTON. 1>00—— (cSo) Se eestrtnenteeenee - 43—First floor 5) Rarage; decorate to suit; BADEN, 730 — Fur Clency, $40. Ca}} SI1¢ Moree, owner, on 1024 OAKVIEW PL., AT FOREST PARK | ;¢ ney; garage: 5800 Caen gene Field Apt.) —Effi- CHOICE APART cond floor south: 6 Murphy bed, a- Or; open. . HAMILT¢ IN, S58—Se 904 Chestnut St. GIBSON REALTY co.., 114 N. Seventh st. rooms, newly dec- OLIVE, 4339 (Bu _ Bas. electric refrigera- 83—Grand-Olive Apts., ST. LOUIS, 3529—: S-room furnished apart- ment: Murphy bed, ti le bath. beat. light, e GER. 2808 N, Grand - rooms, 5 T3I89W arge apartment. con- rgé rooMs and suyroom: “s LAclada Large apartment con- arge rooms, sunroom: rent 1$ YT. 800 Chestn: ‘-ESTGATE. & i—L 138—2-4 room a —— ‘ O 5 ROOMS MPTON, $57.50 UP 0078 CLEMENS iency 1st floor: immediate possession + ct this Sunday; rent very desirable: first . RG T. 800 Chestnut. . d-room efficiency: efficiency: balcony 3072—IL1st floor west: Kus stove, icebox, heat J, XH HRLAKE & RRO... g1 OLIVE, 8729-2 also 3 rooms, 5-room as and electric light. i ed Sroom effi. | . a3 Broadway. (ck) Sy ¥) . bath, fur. : +. : 2 adults. COlfax 7389 ‘ ie ' fc8) ; : F3 12 | i / f 4k _ Corner of Chippewa 1 bloc DE BALIVIERE, 317 % HALLER R. CO. R807 Chestnut. 4-5 room efficiency in —— "RAND, 21326—. enen for inspection: ‘family apartment ‘ * : . 8 G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. 1158-66” N.—New OLIVE STREET RD., first-class ‘conditio 5864—One- room e ——. A ettieeneneneees - Sed Te a eee eeuneton. 4 rooms, shed - L hath arc case el 5 rooms, sleep- PAGE, 5958A—Modern 4-room desirable locatio SAMNANDUAIL 1, S641 2- ext 20 days. Re- ES TEIN, INC., 904 Chestnut 5577—4 to 6 rooms oe to desirable tenant: 3 full bedrooms: | PAGE, §058—4 light. airy rooms: SHENANDOAH. 3615—4 heat and janitor, 416394 DELMAR modern: caypven- JOST-MILLER R. E. CO... 105 N. 9th. 4909—Anpartment: 745-742 — Choice janitor service, (c&3) a PARKVIEW. PL... garage optionai: open, R. G. SCOTT. x00 Chestnut tion and excellent M ).. 5899 Delmar. ) light, Nace, EMENZ R. CO. 614 Chestnut. TOWRKR GRUOV by. 25h 4~—.;55 ooUN—-Alttractive 3-room ef- 5 rooms, sun Parlor gnd sleeping porch, d Apartment’’ 5630 PERSHING f BI » Chestnut hird floor. 6 rooms. CAbany O85aw. sun parlor, heat an ice; rent $75. JEtterson_ 8 tricity and gas in OF tales mae Pe Tima floor weet: NSTER ET, rooms and sun par- heat and hot water. PERSHING, 5563—4 apartment ; adulta, FCO... 12308 N, Grand. poo breakfast SEO, HUGH H. STEWART. Arent. 311.N. 11th. Manager at buildi - G, Scott, 300 Chestnut, “New Apartments” 9872 PLYMOUTH: PERSHING, 5319—1st floor; : Inquire 2d floor. ¢ BRO... 815 Chestnut. 7011—5 attractive cool, airy; University City, near C Grand: new 3-room "e1 fireproof building: JULIAN, 5653 -_—_ Apartment — ast—$65.00—Oecen- T-MITL_TLER 8 > 3 DELMAR, 41S6—5-room € E.CO.. 105 N. Oth. ts. Goodfellow and E. 4171—5-room TLOVFRIN 6 Doble mA? ~ APARTMENT. LOVELY EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS TMENT AV ARLMENTS—Lovely : 1 a and J room. 310 += Fs furnis Ju 4 CAbany 42473, *(¢ q WEST PINE, 4961 ‘US, Ss01— -O-roon) . 7 | bath. : if 2 adults. " Colfax } PeeP - i 4 room = efficteney: i : me 2a). (e) : 53 te wy Well fur- ' im iit room, kitcheneste, . £ i : toe : ea! o home; references re- ) i | M. (c8O . ie. 4 tel Rooms i} N KITCHEN, if Reservoir Park, j } ‘ ; furnished: heat. : ; & ice water; only i . & ii ease rates, . & iz ao b | | furnishes i ' : i te ; ft. : uF MARTIN & BRE 1118 Chemie bg" NN i 3-room efficiency NTS or flats for re all modern CON VE PERSHING, 5528—Attractive a APARTMENT—4 are clean fur- ‘ £ . 4 MISSISSIPPI use o keeper provided c |DELMAR. 04°65 VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnnt. GAr 8200. ee ea eae rood location. 872. AVARTMENTS—— { Sarah-Westininster | sleeping porch and sun pa rate to suit: desirab YAWITZ. YOUR LAST CHANCE 4.! laree rooms and hb in Launette Bldc. - R. G. SCOTT. R00 Chestnut. Bkill on NAT gg concealed bed; new ’ \in 3057-3058. fu 5700 west. room efficiency a lartment ; orne le location; open. Call , ’ agg KL x 5530 (°*Tudor Dwelling” WOODLAND PL_ | APARTMENT—Rea ~ Women employed to aha CAbany 6734kR &S pa AALS 8 Ss Furnished, s¥5-3a5 } 1907 McCausland; opea ' SHERWOOD Cou very choice: $175: & SCOTT, S800 Chestnut’ 6625 Delmar, room 3 (cSO } 4 KINGSPURY, 6999 5904B — Third : For further particu- APARTMENTS READY. : y desirable: will mak 2 sun parlors, 1 w furnished: want 6300 west, unda nents, Murphy beds, hard- ors in living room, NT—Co rer; 5 an PERSHING, 5500— TMENT, 4375 6 qd 6 room ef- CAbany 2841 } walls and shower: p'enty hot-water, janitor service SHERIDAN APAR ENT! n, lst floor or call my > REALTY a RTMENT—Lar LI 2045, HARTWIG DISCHINGER, 2808 NX. Gr APAKTMENTS— FOR RENT 0010 PERSHING ath. hardwood floors, sun parlor, 4 rooms, seats: kitchenette lass condition. Call . fom) a Or ' , mpletely fur. ,' £200. c i completely: 4 tor: adults: i | Newstead ; (e833) ’ eat. janitor service: needa PANGBURN REALTOR. PERSHING APARTMENT 5523 Pershing: 5 rooms, EAST HARLAN COURT 5455 DELMAR BI, For $69 You Can Get Aparthent consistin CO.. 908 Chestnut, APARTM ENTsS—c ely furnished, 1 AND BATES ST.—NEW m. breakfast roo gz Way and tile hall; > janitor service: N. E. CORNER DELMAR, AND UNION rental $65 to $75: | fas and electric re- —_ 5 i | ° 3 4 = ¢ 3 & Hliland 0488. (c§2) uclid Avenues dressing room, { lcebox, heat and (c) 0602 KINGSBURY COURT APARTMENT—] HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO.. 2407 N. RE ot Boa PERSHING APARTMENTS 5386 Pershing, 4 rooms, FINEST LOCATION at these apartments? T noney in the city; New Apartment—Beautiful. BARTMER. 9983 (3 ice setvice from acreens, shades, etc., fur- | ‘KINGHAM COD ; . nice closets and ewes | are the largest f furniahed (m4) | DELMAR. 5450—Fine newly decorated: atic refrigeration, & R. G. SCOTT. gna Chestnut. COME WHERE TH SEZs BLOW Saal Ka Way and tile hall: aA eeinereraanetiemeiimavnneettnen ans prin a Whittier and rnia and Chippewa, ne ae nk -* \ = S ‘ = x = g ae | ‘Ant, 30K) light onth, FOr. t rooms; shady Orest 21687. 3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS _ S. E. Cor. o9th and MeRee attractive 4-room , ointe: 8 roome at 915—6-ronm efficw N.—Five rooms; $55 and $6 7161 Manchester summer month, F BELLEVIEW AND lon {cAD) Jt, SEK mRALSY CO.., KINGSHIGHWAY. ALS CATES. O230——Apr COR Timent. attractively fur- i n efficiency: will 1943R. PRINCESS APARTMENT ARTMENT—New, ice STON APTS. 4451 OLIVE sr. ge Apartments _ ner Clara and Wate | MORESI-PRANGE & CO., 3119 N. Grand. Arkyiew 8°OR Ss. janit«u= ing room with in-a-d room and kitch- With stove, icebox anj 0 BROWN REALTY Co.. Hand 0486. (062) a ne] ~ € t > a 1642 S. 39th. ‘rst BELT. 765— Second OREON E. & R. ee sun parlor: third furnished { floor, 5 fine coe CAbany sléaw. will put in nice order, G. SCOTT, soo Chestnut. MARS R. Co.., 6506 Nat. Bridg¢ anager on prem- n-Walters Realty Co, MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 OLIVE CORHBI?PT. 6837—F beautiful rooms on De MUN APARTMENTS | 5-4 ROOM APARTMENTS S. E. Cor. 39th and MeRee 5'21—4-room apartmen. MORTGAGE (CO. newly decorated: low rent eee With ALLEN, 1¥)4—— west of Forest Park. m ¥Y decorated throughout: BOLAND DRIVE. Call JRifereom’ mp ‘ ay son nh: £78. Realtor, toOo Chestnut. with fuel, gas. elee- heat. janitor service. hot Gas ranges and refrig-: “ee manager 104° ms, 5-room efficiency: ‘ E. & (7 SCOTT. S00 Chestnut. 315—First floor south, 4 nice G. SCOTT, 80. Chestnut. O6318 -—- beautifully N.—9-r0om apa riment: hardwood tloors; MAYFLOWER } 605 CLARA AVY. 5 AND SUNRO! 4125A—Five fine room hot water and janitor: Oo, & R. G. SCOTT. R00 Chestnut. xine Apart ment: COURT. 4024. GERHART-BRAUN RE IN? NW th eft MA; d; painted: new Only $65; newly decorate 36US—5_6 room e MeRee av.. 4 roo if a + & autiful rooms: DELMAR. 4005.° eee ane m efficiency wit SAT] ‘UL “Tp { 9 en ee Mc iat Ae ait PArkview 441A i a Apartment,’’ sec. tEALTY. MAin #054. EAST oe, janitor or GRACE f 5 rooms. in-a-dor he room pnartment: EE Ae 3438 RUSSELL (c62) room, kitchenette: as. heat furnished: ! Ww, (on: rooms and i fe) ‘ t room« furnished a) pore ) ficiency: le . ’ U- and 3 rooms; privat j (2) “room furnished aparte j cesirable: cou- i oGetA =a ti-room Clocks and Radio. 5711—Single roomea, nicely furnished: « Reservoir Park R.G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. apartment that ir new, smart, SI85A 8. Gran $45 = RG. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut 8 and best arranged jn & av.; third floor, es) with pri. i reasonable. (c&O) 616 EASTGATE Four rooms, 2 sun FRANCISCUS RE janitor on nremises CEntral 0314.‘¢R3) WANTED TENANTS value and service to in- combining all the at- | able in an apartment neces, 5-room apartment: Bervice: all decorated: CARBANNE, 0401 Steam -heat, Janitor 5— Lower, 3 rooms, ——Second floor a rove Dark: heat and > | 4 ea i€ Apartments PARKVIEW 2000 hew Manage- 734 SYRACUSE AVEN modern canvenicnece: f rooms—® hatha, attractive apart- : 4 rooms and sun 4 rooms—1 hath. CABANNE, 5703-05- ment; 1 month's rent with modern conven- NT IT, E _T} tT ‘ST. CO., A GEORGIAN COURT 6450 RESOSROURY BI Te. & KOONTZ, INC. 18 N. 8th. 3742. Baye | beds; must —,) roe s (c) | aee_,_,__ noerch, sun rerlor. ? bathe |ENRIGHT. 5468 — Block each of Forest 0316 Pershing Ay. Modernized throughout. Individual refrigerafion. rhree and five room efficte ~~~ reom efficiency, Ni faci} a i { achities an ty. rent ‘ IER REALTY Co } 2 815-821 LELAND sunroom with Mur- large lawns, trees: $120) . ‘A apartment. all Burn ter fel ne od H. GAMBRILT, & ~ a“* - ¥ SSS airy; Must be geen jlow rent. JACK ROSE or Cast. SO rooms, 4 ——— room, kitchenette, +» F137 (University Park )—Beay- be r doctor's office, apartment, 5 large Tr ae ic ar ‘) i sATT, 302. Wain- | Ret dent manager on premises, reasonable. M. H. RODEMYER. @ CO., DUBINSKY REALTY CO I j SON-ST* ICKE-BLERMANN, wy SENSI Sed s . ' ———aa bath, hardwood fioo UNION, 1350—35 rooms, 3d floor: southern 2 to 6 Room Efficiency Manager s APARTMEN “menia.. tarnahd Ve ‘ED OR UNFURN KAND BL. AT CA Opposite Beautif incinerator: S60: : ~fOOm apart | hardwood floors }) JULIUS HALT KANN 43—4 or 5 rooms UNION. 6342? N.—7 rooms. JOS. F. DICKMANN R. FE. Co 1143—Third floor a 4342A—8 roame eac ee ee | TINDELT, 4334 or ul Reservoir Park ‘shower, porches; GODWIN REALT F 0 - ERR. FE. CO. R07 Chestnit IDEAL APARTMENT water in rooma: & en, 4 CO., 5243 Delmar. S5l4 CABANNE Third floor east: 6 roams modern, convenient: field ROSS, for appointment 6305 CABANNE efficiency apart- ee eee : - Franciscus Realty Co, GIRALDIN BROS, R. E. CO. T i}, t u 2 and 3 baths: oniv a eH Arkview 2780 suites still available. 7 ere . 7 ; posure, Skinker near Delmar, comforts of a home Regis Apartments. ric NE ENteeneteees Margaret Apt. Buildi D WHITTIER (N. W. FORNTSiETD AVARTMEV? —Well "Tar r; ef all sV00B—4 rooms* | r sonable. c Tt "* reat and fanitor: 4-Room Efficiene Wa eOR SERVICE. : ISHED HOTEL ROOM MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. th, Pullman Kitehen, Bed heat and janitor service; rent TE, 3800-—Second floor we ling sun room : Suge et helo « RG. SCOTT, 800 Che LAFAYETTE, 30 | fine for simmer; will — _ " “<NRIGHT, 5x01— ENR T. 5x01 in-a-dor beda. electric and gas cellent condition: )— $ ; large living room. “din: ing Reservoir Park. } "7 . * 7 oo = 808 North Grand or pinfurnished : very PArkview S7paw large yard: plenty open for inspection. See bs we Albert G, Blanke R. E. Co, ‘IL Chestnut st. : all outside rooms: (| kitchen and dr ATTRACTIVE APART DeMUN PARK £60. & GG. SCOTT. 800 Che ~—Kxcelient apartia 5800 Dhow Der Hox Ht LaG, 4009 LINDELL BL. 'ERMANN, 808 Chestnut. re: eeieeiteanee. ee et iiateenesse strictly first clac Larze amd completely ’ wht, water, By day, (ma) : beautifully eas. clew sliver, everything ust ete ‘ ren Un ow fe furnished up ® Six spacious rooms and brea Murphy bed; beautiful interio Murphy beds: all out- fine tiled bathroom or unfurnished: stove and janitor oY U—4 large and light rooma. | A WEN KER REALTY CO,. 900 Chestnut TALTON, 1109-—~5 pooma; heat. wks d s615— P WASLINGTON, 6126-28—4 rooms: steam 4 rOOMmM.s bed S45 manenty PRoe CATES. 5890—5 rooms, garace, ae doo? ‘ODWIN REALTY CO.. a 5243 Delmar (42) OF 33—A ny riment-flat: RRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th ot. | The Chesterfield | | : floors South: 4 room (09) | LAWRENCE -Pa7y 4067 S. Grand pb). NT—Large living | VW efficiency: newly deocrated, §65. 2016—Manlewood: 2eaT arn. reasonable. janitor. | © bedrooms: open large dining roo cy’ e'eening porch; newly decorated ETZEL. 68003-——Fir au apertmeng nf service, rent rcas0e a —~Hight and airy. ; 9 100m efficiencios f ; | TAMITTON Pen vie... 4 Loy M AG NOLIA. yest floor east: 6 nice eroorated ; ‘OREON FE, & RG. SCOTT. 800 Cheatnut. CATES, 5903— Corner apariment. ¥ "ooms lanitor service furnishe |: Hand 0488. (eRe) Water and Ontsicde will decorate to auit tenant: rent — Pt! 4 room efficien ’ : I, , dh e Rie Corner Wroming, + ou laide room, wee. beat jase JOHN H, ABBOTT, Realtor. ‘'ASHINGTON,. 6100-1Ll1—4 rr heat: will decorate to suit tenant; JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 722 Cheetnut st. onen: $50. (e538) 5 rooms, open porch; home-like environment, HEMMELMA NN-SPACK Special inducement to respon- eteees Py REALTY CoO Hiland O486, (662) McPHERSON,” 4741— ~s. - ¢ Hive S0arioenl. reaeonahle, "obboee Low 2358. 8, Thirty-nin Tower Grove Park “corated. heat. janitor. ; $-room efficiency: (¢83) furnished ———— es

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; : ; _ > | : ; : Wi ND ERMERB 4H 7 the location pen oe redecorated. ire: {Pode ane Daker. Phone CAbany soqi APARTMENT HOT Extreme West Ey 10-yeq nual pet income $10. O00. S50! Ww eo ash. balar Po St- Dispatch. aoe monthly, | rooms, i under § . as . elected mmel-_ i» new traffic - Ex-! serv- gen- | Pacific | 8 1923- Nation- | ciation ations | | one Cc. THERE-A. 997 YS EAST | GRA NT CABANNE HOTR 5545 Cabanne: nomell ke Single and en Suite: on i American plan- un ta hew management. ROSELLE HOTET 4145 LINDELL American and European —, board as iow as $55 Per month. FOOm ang Ww as “es per month Lined e°ops at door. Lndel]} 5300 eantseners APARTMENTS FOR RENT _ AP ARTMENTS AUS eT ce... phones: Leland. 349: 7 oF a 7 thee orth « ood 5300: A , ¥ ershing. 5608 - Foo iccae "otemar. 4918! Pn . Rosebury 6322: oom efficiency “yracuse, [OO: 7 . Washington. ; , . . . eee aly a janitor Service: rooms, steam DOWNTOWN APARTMEN Mod rn % 3 CED. AR s q e 3-roo er: Ticiency ape | gas egested |; HARTWIG 1 Om apart £ood condi hot Water i. i£ie 29— 3-4 Murphy bed, tile- bath: a tice box. heat ae rent reduces Isc HINGER. ~S08 N. G n- i. ENT F i reams ga be aba Ly ; }@ 7) s- — » y & ; - ‘x ‘0 r a] Park cai refri we ration ° ip * — Dee cas rane | janitor servicn- iS Cheetrut, a be ERG. oo the ex- bject of bnséthe matter skil! on Ccarry- r the LMANN Realtor. } con- Slume. eee Qt) Cnrets ~Os are should WE drain- ficiency = &: eS mt the No en- 7 Water | : d. A! | FRA N‘« THREE EXTRA LARGE ROOMS. | Deubie M 4 ¥ newly orated :. 129A . 2A NCIS-1 PE RRY-RU ren a4 & Southe drain- of hor- ructed page olf- flash- bors, in he Breat- | build | at th sills, | vonage he ends. fal =olon New 4 re aede ANIC MEYER: FL EER RL TY. 4 INV. Corner Kossuth "Euelid Avenues in-a-door and ae “coe 2 WN, : trand, 3425-6, Led) = -——-- nasal e - Sa eameupeniningepe — ——- AE COME WHERE THE BREEZES BLOW Most attractive 4-room efficien- cy im the city. Everything fw- — hed. by the. Jandlord; light, ras. refrigeration. hot and water; large closet space, room @ corner, very reason-, 7 , rent R. CO.. 5506 Nat. Bridge ; mms, dressing reom., eas range, sce om. “beat re? ’ - »@ th ps coe v} iaite. K.: U RAMP. GAr. 83 TTis ¢ os Ziti e| GAr. ~00 pdt, , AYETTBEB. ST-MILLER R. E. CO.., aan” hae 7?° Chestnont. - 3921i1— TOU NON LAX. Gar. bath, elec- 1905 N Oth. ry TOs, 7 ROOMS. BATH FUR-| cin ATEP: $10. (: - + , abi ee bi cyt —j ? ms + r rea re ARROTT. Realtor. JOUN F $4. 709 +, /_ — * rea J . A v4 oi 4 “ettor @ as bLe* “EYDT aR. (REALTY CoO., i ~ (sr and. 40] 0—¢ rarac® Sad at) 4040A—> “*& “2 ; (heetnut. HTING. RIVERSIDE 62583. —79 Chestnnt RUF ~*F . - Resltn Gascon S LDF ER LE “7 CLOENER PEYDI dak lee MAL ing ette, : plan 2D: 4. G. kitehen- 715, A—New 4 rooms 7 heat- tile bath, steam garace optionat Cc 711 Chestrnt KY. Mi . nage bed. —y ANKE KR. EZ “NS Chest . GARFIELD 1y7TTy EWS “$4. DROZDA RE aT TY om "4006 CHOTTFEFAU NINTH 2 SI S.—Fiat 23 rooms. TIN €& MAin 3! adults. ané basement eo roorms 4 ¢ *) “J, S ; JI— J S631A—S8 be USCG H, TOBEY REALTY e ° A

eels STEINL AGE rR. CO. iA—4 « ‘ “> ; a -* 4 ‘. rooms, - HICH ene ye heetnn?t. PARK. 2347A—7 roome: modern: $40 VILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. MAin 1485. EBL(- 7893. —— ROOMS, BATH, GAr. ad ® Chestnat. ATW = 2) f} oor: spec ial. M Ain 1858-59 rooms, first painted; 11141—4 nice decorated and 0. WOLF. FOUL ACK. 161 N.Sth. - aw ~ 1/30-] é 4 } PE? $-r ' BATH. ie?) PR=TAIOZ7Zi. ®H1%—? ROOMS, FIFCTRIC- S17 77T ; é rmocern ec) + f Jé ZLICK, G AREIELD 14 > . . IZ Am Three PRoepert THIRTS- NINTH, -.—LOW RE NT. wer Gr 23458 . ed FIR NINTH. 23 z m ef! f “y 58 S.— LOW “REN T. v ae s Ae! Pee, SEVENT ; > - new 4 room loors steam Vernhy hed “11 =| {—- Beantifnul hardwood gerare: Ce... RUSSELL. 414 "hala. ttohenette heating tile hath . "REANKE ' Qt fat mrtt roums: modern: conces Gravois, TRosenect 1832 WINNEFRAGO. 4027T—2 tile bath, Miurp ne hed. gurnge. Tp? Eee RES. “4, ™ deraveaere rooms, PReenert 18°") s

OM MODFRN FLAT sO°TH , SIDF. FLAT™ Southwest “WENZLICK. G sal GAr 280 4 roomsa., VERNON vart. T°? Cheetraut “TT. TISCENT. 79073 —BRearnti fn! hath elertric epecial: £77 Se WOLF TOLI 1cK. 1e@1 S .Sth. MAm 1858 50 Yr “WE NZL LICK GAKFIELD 1427. | BAKTMER,. FLATS FOR RENT Southwest CROVE, 4032A—s8 nice rooms electric. newly d4ecorated: ground Park. S18, H. AMILTON. 141U0—Four rooms: TIC a garage: 5354A—New _ a mod Arise 4 4 rooms, pi. A... rooms, with &-room newly cdecorated: ER. 14 N. Rth et. tlie bath with furnace. g2- sé€par- MIT TE KANS AS, 5459—Gq rooms, shower, hardwood fioors, race: rent $50 month. DETERING. 46°27 } 4 INGSHIG conven! NBERG HWAY. ' ros: all 7. See ’ fc?) KINGSHI 5628 8.—o-room fist: | mocern KiXGSHIGHY VAY. 2709A~- 8 le bath, hardwood heat. garage. newly KINGSHIGHWAY. 5212A s.—5 #£=rooms,. tile bath, pedestal washstand, harwood floors, furnage. garage: rent $55 month. ie? Gravol PRoeepect 1832 HW AY. —D5 roor floors, BR nny pd Gecorated, DETERING. LIN si oh Wwe , moc LISE TT? Ee. ae & $55. ‘conven- garage, —= rir rr has cern. Lowe ilts 8 GHAM 5043A— garage, $6 J- 5-ROOM EFFICIENC Sixx ROSA AN t re WACHTER, a $° 1006 CHOUTTFAT SELTY CO. i | BURI Se i | _por Uravots, PRospect 1823 | per | . i | Gaol 4 FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT— West FLATS FOR RENT—West BROOKLINE TR.. 7709 (Richmond Hetehtsi—6 roome. Flliend 7408. icO= BURD., 1438A—Beautifal 3 rooms, electric. low price. FUrest 7334R. wii Go were be = 1425—3-room fiat: ese ~~ =P | _Fepaires, R _ 139! 5A—5 decoratec ABANNE 566 ae aot ore .. serv | o—6§ room fanitor )' 4 AMA yr roog A. - STE INL Gr Rr Cae 35640—5 nice room any reasons 9 20——45 ion > pata — 2 Chestnnt. WwW srt? ic) . ~ Ooo - are r itiage wo-room comage. | CHat ES 4145A—4 ROOMS, ERLE i z FURNACE: £45. | CHOUT 41435—4 erT DROZDA. RE. ALTY CO... 1008 ri houteau. | CHOLTEAU 4540—3 rvoms, and heater. in-a-dor bed: spier | tion: park. GRand 2856. See 45l5o—-New. tmiocern $47 FOrest [i 54 fase N TIC BOMES CORP. De!mer, 4504A—Fou re. steam CHATHAM. a rooms. ¢ t ot ia BA 1.4 cen : near reom e(ciclener: ont lanier: earace wai fur Ti shed, a. bre akfast ii Bl. steam Heai. iL Sa' Hivor service ABBOTT. Ki Reulter. ae Chest nat. PARK Siz rowme rate 4 L location (‘EST new ty ce ; re ni 1A LT ORES! PARK 4497 ‘ ’ mM Taet roe Siea n ARBOTT. Realtor. T0090 Cheatnnt : SS i hire ’ ee 43;,i— ronnie, | akiaet m heat 2 tanitor service FURLS i roetn et rel. Kealtor, 700 Chestaut. + rs nreaktiaet side janitor service, fleer ABBOTT. $0) heat ty ry" Z is RORE: ow A A nh seed - Bl om ) ut ; ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut . | GRATIOT DROZ, RE FAL TY CO., «) modern: -water ~ heatin g plent; Tx a . re oe 1 tee 26 16—Beautifully 5 rooms: reception . —. =i) 4 AmvJ rooms, newly decorated. cean Nasi bath. ri Open. $45 MeDONALD ISA! El LA O3°4A >" = * f 4 a e A (We isle uj—4 rooms, PL DOA 4 rooms e* u’ ; orate | r ae t »s ; '} O5A — 4 rooms anc! ’ 1111 Chestnut. MAIn 0142. | 7° 7 a condition I TAYLOR ILETON, 1412.5 rooms. m enrenoces: newly decorated: reduced; — 7 rooms with apart open porch. dois—S ice rooms. is hard etcam heat. oe == §F _ e K row ae. be more. ome, bata, — team heat. bibo—6 roms, th. . heat, hardwood floors, sewiy Ks. "MILTENBERGE! ch. 14 N. Sth Mit Ti. june—5 ROOMA BATH. PEEATKM MEAT FU RNINGED: ae rPLY™ TH wit -— ight garaae. ic Peis rai, Mote — a) ecreened porch, not walter heat; 6202-6.02A—4 rooma, bath; dec: sadad: furnace: $36, _ ic7)} oOVOGA—J rooms, bath, furnace: (e) J634—Upper 6 roeme. good con- ~ garege: l or 3 cars. Hiland 27 Lellieview., = 504 2— New, 4-© reasonable Parkview Tir 14i a4 rooms, bath, clean con- $40) Rand 2339M. (chdx) acca rooms and den, tlie erEnee, walls fintehed in oil; good nt iet: owner downstairs. (e¢} ’ +> ae 1 " 2043 W “AKAH. 1411 S.—Cheap rent; 3 rooms; teilet. S25. with bath 2. SEMPLE, ee LW nace; electric; in AR, 7 aa A. (s. BL ANKE K. — c*.. Jil : «€ SHAWMUT, 1422-~4 rooms, iower; sew : ei: bath. furnace, PL.. 1430A—4 bal h. electric, furnace, en decornted, HJIUSA—+s rooms, brick: Wii ~ CAbany S747 Wiley et >. Pa 5iA—3 rooms, $25. BLUWEN. 310 Title Guarasty w 5. * MAin 1609. ALMAGE,. 922-02 — (at 4150 Chouteau) ‘onrenient locality, 3 nice rooms, beth, —— y papered; now $28; dry: will be me owner today at d: 30. CAbany (c83) Aba ny 1037A S.— at odern:; $55. ¥ Lok. 221 5.—4 rooms, uth of Forest Park bi.; rent lUd/ S&.—é rooms and r TA blocig 453.(e%4) eunpar- cov) - A * cA x iA +m yf) , f AY LOR, 21 2 —3 bath. — ey ‘ware car rp hospect 0837, 1 402 ‘ . pee rooms, Death, elec- "ork 1 ‘$30 GL CK. ” fentere. 27 Chesnut, TA} i231A N.S rooms, second etearn heat: all conveniences: $590, Finis & CU., 713 Chestnut et. MA ivy RA MPLE PI 1312 heat: awnings. EF . 339 =A—3 rooms. ~art dec> at 1$3) Lower fiat. 4 furna wiy decorated: 5 ¥. gC ORS, Agent . 1073 N. Gr 2—5 rooms, very ii bath. fur- » ic) rooms, $42.50. fe) tri $25 | FOKERN, Ful | RES GSE iw 1¥y. ite ——N FE EKN nRoOOovMsS 7 RPHY b KAGE SS PSST0OON: 820). ERINGSHIG ,Y. . ¢ ty heat 7? etor or “Sie 017”. ace oe a eG) ‘ “~~ - Ww. Oop. ED: GA- (e) rr, den- ~ 2 r. @ ge It ¢ hestnut. 36ot zy TAC L EDE—# 50 LIAMS & open. SE ' AUTEN FRR cp a la‘s if 93x) gara ge. and | i 4 Qo : AMS | | me HW EE” YK} 'D. SOF ak d_ 4. y mod ‘ —@ rooma, etric $55. MAS ee TANDES ENTEIC bath, ¢) good Wt fa ” switecean c&O €.€ciric. VANDEVi wTEe o1 8A 5.—4 rooms, new. oD. ‘witttaMs. 4608 CHOUTRAT! () VANDEVENTER. N.'519A—Six-room filet. bath. was electric: $47. 50: reduced: will orate HC WARD TAYLOR. 706 Chestnut, _ ANDEVENTER, 729A N.—Also corner, 1A; reasonable rent: 4 rooms, bath, ic, newly papered and painted through- owner showing Sunday morning (je ‘EKNUN 4729—S-roem fiat bath. elec- rm aes mes ERNON, 5451—6 rooms, steam heat: r gervic®: reasonahbie, SOx 4752—-rucmy fiat. . 56502—6 rooms, a . id flours; BOTA Vie CON i. 356 st cam heat {¢ newly decorat- hot-water heat; Q) VERNO front: five see TR Ri -ALTY CO. 009 Chestnut TAA rooms, bath, eilec- 37.50. Chestnut et. Realtora, #22 WADE (NEAR TAMM)—FOUB . NEWLY D542 Misty feet \ bk reams E we? 13: GA modern flat: @ sieeping porch: t key 62329 Wagener. REALTY. 809 Chestnut et. 772. 6 39—A new. and (Artie , 5 rooms, bath, electric; Riealtors, #2 Cheastout. (uear Delimar)—@ mod- rage. FOrest 0179. 516- ag ana 6 frooms, beat 6 ated, Hifi ‘KEL. pois» Cc ond 1115-—ee fleor, 6 reome; 1117 Waltem, ist fleer, §& rooms, vv ALAGS 1! ih ay LICK. WALZTUN, 7ZIWA ern rooma: #2 WALTON, furnished: i WALTON, $45; $42.50. WOLF -POLLACK, 101 N Sth. MAin 1 Asus .¢+T Ha ‘\ —— large froumse, tile | CADb Oro ey SPEC TAL inp CIMENT. vf a ocond “ficer, 5 rooms —, pen : tt all ron enmietnres >t? amprenr t 711 Chestnut. BLANK ER. E. (0. Ez ET7 Fi. water i @ errors Ki Na 4 a? ¥ “ . =—THRINE WF oe al Pr, oe “Tr INI AGE K. (0 1. -& ee ae * ' P $35 PROZDA REALTY (€0., 4006 WILLIAMS PL... 4401A—6 roome, rn ‘13 rf Tare ¢; VISE. 4958 —Three-room fat. eame a unusvally larwe, higtt. cheerful dressing room, bath, from eater, Market car $435 WENZLICK, GARFIELD AND) DRIVE ] S06 A ‘ec; — @ noice rooms and garage: ¥ Reaitares “Bin a3 ASD ON PARIZH O nth and Chestnut ~nF ee Vi Kebt CED. Centra 2 biocks east ef ' efficiency a. janitor service; & sONER REALTO Rs, N. Union, n Flat 7 Sleeping Poreh, $60 PPISFFRG vr = oa 2p were ee | Es a f,Art 3 te wes Realty Co. 40mt BRAND-NEW 3 4 AND 5 ROOMS thing ¢ Different and Better wk on Peer and the iome biock seath reerupe Mi DE. RN FLATS—40 ef fanerntt. tn the 6 ” deattiat (i% tiechs Kingehiahwer). we heave arrabeed Cate. conaia- r arxe betreern. tbreak- Lcohewet'c, ethh every meé- - ar hela cherches anéd tus . * &e (ia? we EY EPSTEIN. r¥c Lin reams Come True Old Time Rentals Rgoms, Janitor Service—Heat and Hot Water Free—$45 Per Month. ow hew oflet, refinished ewir d@eeoretet meltle afd owtebée: if apertmentse onl¢s 3 tacancice left. oer Vandeventer an¢ Erase. - cremiets Sepday. eae ete nF | - & cm, bas ’ ow ter 78 Po eet een herr ag S He SEE EE ores 5 Ae f chee oa g ef Sie hs geht "A" AR AE Se eG CMR Be eB HS gH « y Ach “ wag vi " tae Rey Pee ve ‘ Te gag RA PE oe ae 4 LENSE TIEN DE Aer’ FM > SP aE TY & RS EE OEE ONE TE aaa = Bee RP Pe NBS eT ae ille* DESC me ee re td at te est ed a ee ee ae ee ee ee ee ee oe sad PRE eh La a lp ad la a ia Se yee ot AOR : EID 0 en ge fay a ee eo ay ree “ SO TR AEP oe ton ok ees a ee ~— eee ee ee ee oY ORE Ae a eR m4 cont a et ve vee wes ae ee ae eee Ce eal «elit te A ae a ge ee see CRs ae . > onaiering sere ae a, ve Cee ae Sa eed oe aati tees ene. ~ oy. a) => & ee ee oe D ‘ ov! he te -—- a Pt ale aed : Sia: « ape tes ¢ “7 : ° ST eld rage tea hae my te x st “cy es gt, ’ & te BD a ts «it . al : ~ or a , + ‘ane oe Pa he Rit ays Vang * & i“ + LA m ate!

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SS en pee Mey eee eintieetiede . catalina ROU we ee ni >: 2 by Oey ¥ ®= 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, ST LOUIN POST-DISPA TCH Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. TS FOR RENT—West . FOR RENT, FOR COLORED DWELLINGS _FOR RENT at 7 bc shoes he ae ee bee > Se ge, a ts, eh hy. HOUSES, ig ETC. BEN? TTON. 811—3 rooms ang electric: Maat ARCHSHOEFER RB. 26 C CARR, 2224—Flat of = ad 5 rooms wi sectriec: cate, COT DS ETn BRnLeT as MAin 2046 810 Chestnut, Ken wi ‘th side gone NEWSTEAD, 2622 N.—3 rooms, electric. MORRIS AACH RK. CO,, Ine., 826 eames 25 NEWSTEAD, 2403 N—3 rooms, fath. elec MORRIS AACH R. CO., Ine., 826 Cheitaut ee ana: et ah a, - c ’ i Cal] Eastove er room om _newly deco FOR RENT, FO LORED NOTTINGHAM. 7 oe ew ar Geomeeat ise, oom TAT se, facet toc ec Krad SUBURBAN _PROP. ae RENT 03 oom duplex: also tT stationary’ wash as, children welcome; only Fitand 6295. eant S50. 4—-Flat of 4 and 6 rooms; bl t S35. 50 and $37.50 per month we : GOLDSTEIN REALTY CoO., MAin 2036. 819 Chestnut et. MAin 4797. “ca 1118 N.—4 rooms. elec- 40HN H. ABBOTT Realtor, 709 Chestagt. nOnes MARKET. 44102A—-4 rooms, rvice: ho ‘ater, Se ee s* TINY a ENTH, CARROLL, 309 p ee rooms, rooms AK, 514 ( Webster furnished: 5: ‘room and bath bunaalow: L : ). V s OLD ORCHARD. 109 Not ebster G 4 adults. Laclede 8138. JUNE 26 1999 _HOUSES WANTED TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO ET AOSINES BUNG. NGALOW WwW. Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms. first- class, modern, with Rarage. injor near H- 150. COTTAGE ORK BUNGALOW Wtd. — To rent: South Side preferred. Box E-248, reception ball — attic: ly decorated: Cars: onen for mspection. dence in electric: newly decorated, DE]}- i375J. (cS80*) VISTA, S320A—Neally Tar 3-r oO responsible party. Itorg, 822 Chestnut large rooms, gas, Sate pe As 2011A—3 rooms; in good zalow ie aueees a verlooking | FIFTY. NINTH (c) al convenienes, $35, ida iit oem OF ALON. 1815—7 rooms, $35: 3 wale Forest 6223. £) 2804A—3 roomie. flectric, $23. I ICK. ith em he’ wy He aT EE ES AE le PR SKM, Ae 734A ——o. i AACH R, CO., Ine., 26 ey Cntds Syn ae ~ $.—+4-room re | r)—J3 SLICK, Realtors. "832 . anan. -047—First ficor pest Secaravea 2, steely any in, argu TA" FR o RESe mm a OTTENAD REALRY CO. BOR Chestnut.(*) 5ST. $——-One block south of # Farewe car line; new 5- -room ATA: ome ~ RRR ploege rate rear vera; $2 12 N. 7th ee 2340—1 dandy 3: -room HOUSE Wtd.—Rent or ; bey- or store with mote =s5/ to lease Commercial or 1706. 3808 Olive, (ec) RESIDENCE-—-A Groves, near porches, single f452 Manle. (c) RESIDENCE Wed —For leas lease, 10 rooms Or over; Olive car line: bot restricted. hardwood floors: $70 rer month. SMALL HOUSE—About 5 rooms: lower See flat and garage: west central, =| | Grove district. Phone LAclede 642 4. WALLIB COURT, 9610 (Overland) Five bath, gas, electr Citas’ 3394, Realtors. 822 estnut, block south BLAKEMORE PL. a. -room pases brick bungalow: In Webster painted; also electric CANTERBERY. 7102—6 rooms, gas, elec- SUBURBAN PROP. WANTED | / cation; hurry J. R. TH ; ____—* ~ e "7 EDU taba IMME ob ed on BR Dh Te, SAE) kU C8 Kui Sige ads ne uch reduced: Jane condition HOW AKD TAYLOR 06 Ch Sap i ~ — — % , 7 Se, ha ioe ——- 3 nice rooms: ote - first floor; $25: or second floor, 1427 -—— Bungalow, Edward Dorson. vinden” 4363. E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 yee ii - , Ph > ap ee yas i. Be > SPs room cottage, fo vlcA—6 rooms ane ete " Zina, 313 Tithe Guar. #21 Dany new oO rooms: 1111. 2305 — rs rice rooms. bath: 5 305 MISSISSIPEY VALLEY UST CO.(c*) wait TS Rm nie ; oh - South CONNE oT; ; bat th, 0 $82 50. EUGENE J LTHEIMER, wil- é- ROOM Be Ni: ALUW—S6 &, tile bath, hot- ton 4 rent aod rear porches, : mie mr PRE age hE ; adults: reasouas 6 fl pare oud floor oor, rdw ov , 3146 “pag ont Ae rooms, $40. 32 —ewtr decorated 5 and electric, $2 : sg oe REN. siden jenny po ‘te water, finished attic. (LOT heat: and janitor gervice: TRU yet 8319——3 rooms in rear: rentwood )—3-room “flat: : ZADGE 914] oa garage, heat anc newly decorated: Water. W Ehster 92 2651—1 rooms, being decorated: & Calmer, Inc. 817 Chestnut. {c*) rooms, RI Ah | PR ed 3033—5 rooms, $40. MELV oN, Dag WORGaN ripe yen rooms: JOHN §. BLAKE & BRO., 81 lately. OXFORD. 28 N. aes. . Moore, ‘seta . 4th, GArfield res SECOND. 1717A S.—Three rooms. 28 00 © ehes des. ck bee A | ; 33144, Hie Kory 3 rooms. electric, | "18 00 2109 Singelton. 3 rooms. electric. 18 00 KOTSREAN REALTY CO. 723 ¢ Chestnut. Re ete ee prs Summer months. Lac ACA neat Och SECOND. 7. Heated eBpogcns rooms, , 6: 2) COOK gr. 8 roon iy KOTSREAN REALTY COo.. 723 Ch 18 on 2109 Singleton, 3 rooins, electra. 18 00 esin (c * ROSEWOOD. any 636 OLD ORCHAR D, - (Webster Groves) —SS modern rooms: =: 4 Maplewood )—6-room and garage, $55. c) modern bung TO LET—BUSINESS PUR 6—Shov for tinal West St. Louis: must be in good neighbor- Motees responsible party, with children. Box YOu are in e mar Post-Dispatch, et 5430—Be vine — ve fis . inte racction. MeDon al *T Industrial properties ‘ “ Sos vo le rant mt pon “4 Mercantile Trust Co vote. inoue EIGHTH AND Logggs 3623 GRA Tors WANTED eee > PURPOSES LUCATION AUT KEPAIKING—H. M thee re large store. suitah a Vase, heseoneeg will m 36°27 rat als. Fmes Fulier. 6019 © SAR Hliand 9454. 1U.000 FPEET—On Terminai swiiten. Mill —OROT 7 1] liv ae Cre Valley. or Central. H CC, Ju udge, e -reek 1015 Mullanphy. (ce) ==: 1-Story Building TO LET—BUSINESS | PURPOSES Suitable for garage or show room and BA hey BLILDING—Witb Oven: for Office purposes: steam heat: 10.000 to 13,- saie or rent, 000 square ae ftegeonable rental. Open, NE C. MOSLEY R. C [UG ARTI? & 4829 Pelee b] FOrest 8&7 . (c62) Bete: 22 Chemica! Bld ea ae imar bl, ___ssFOrest 8773, = Se et FLUOR SPACE—iSs14 Oiive, 1 large room PINE, 1009 A Doce space and hall. Sultable for licht mianutacturing, ou shoe shining: $1; and store fixtures ro PR Z. ce DIAM ine matey SCE: Cand TER HEAT. 1-DANDY I mouth, see Mr, Hutchings, 315 Pine. PINE, 917A——To Sr office. with small Om » GArtield 6250. ——— @ private office: $95 rer month, MEAT MARAET—Butcher, to rent mar- CINE 20: ?3—Machine shop. $40. ket im grocery, Victor 1637, Sunday ent wert_2949 ear 7000 Page: neatly PURCELL. 1237—N sun wal punga- furnished sia Steck, CAbany 6361. moming. ees any kin d of Sustues. inguire at “FOrest “20403 1837 $0, tind 0 (c) PINE ST, STORES ROOM S—lIdeal, Sleeping: sh ady vard. sonable: board opt Me MENAM ron — business section; 5-7-9 Gray VRIVATE OF FICE—Par+¢ sulte of 3. SeD- arate entrance. Phone Service: reason- (Pine — n)—3 eenaed electric. “water. $16. William Steck, pes ST. LOUTS. av... Webst 6205A—Wellston; 3 ren bath: modern q 1s 850 large rooms SHERIDAN. 2619—4 rooms, electric: $25. t - SIMMONS 3841 ‘Finn a: « 6s s inate ee eo .$45 = MISSISSiIPD ag pa Kirkwood, or call 120 « 7 4 t newiv oo 4 room ~ no ; EPHY KR. F258 NDSOR. 3833—6 ro. path, Sou, Z | i STEINLAGE R. ~ wae Chestnut. a scree ne i porch. (* - aR, GE - (Near oe A oe WL Aa Al, 800° N Riso! $100, now “ie om house, Sh 3058 Thomas: de moreted ; best colored f! at in town. apertr: vere water and electric i sell or John Grether & weIL DIN (jauce 5 JtUx 14u: ( paplew 00d) —3 anc and _mo; laundry, 1, KBUILDING— —— lease: RENT REDUCED "BALDW IN; 604 Oliv e, Cuppleg Station: Builable for factory or oo +. -room Ais ney "| Yarehouse; very low rent. Biston wer 4 rooms. bath, electric: WILL SUBLEASE transportation facilities. FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX | TT CAROLINE, 3101—Store, fouures: garage: mer Woodlawn and Ada WwW. (ce) rooms optional, _Victor’ 195 722 Chestnut, MAin roy oe down oO eon ‘W FLATS, 4 ROOMS, $45. r faked i ACTIVE (42iow a Id avenue. hardwood ee oy ood: larce porches ane ¥ are irre Minewe to date, OTTO TIETIENS || | Hil surronne uaa mR Chestnut =f. C2 5-room Sungsiow: 8, electric, toilet | Stoddard, 2608; 4 rooms. a o5. oe pats hd Twenty-second. XN, 922; 4 rooms_ oF 50 | 5 ro re hetar , Washington, 2822: 0 POCNES. oo « coosee | = | Dunbar Bidg., 14 N, Jefferson, sec- i ond fioor offices sit ‘6 dbx. oe _MAin S16, sia 617 ekclons: at(2) | Fi WEBSTER GROVES, | NEW FLATS FOR GOL ORED | 4? 18 Ni Tth Market: pe nd- “new flats stad “7 Cornelia } 4 > ei 10- room reside nee ath, ay 313 Tite ‘Guar. BL LIGHT, 44. 50——Fi irst and second Float a teen em ee . | rooms of _Hirnituve if desir titet: “cla ~~ nd cen . os: ess) m at once, £ rooms with all modern TA; tr or) RB R19 (Chyna: nr A A? 1 7 © | MAS Ch i s*ni mE . Modern iF lats—Brand- New howe +. ene” 3 Ches‘ne = 7 ioe vee Real‘or. 709 Ches‘nut. crn, 7 a3 —F ron ms = Jeom—-$ rooms and bath. «¢ s. *j!e bath. ‘ppg eC ironing boards: in COLORED, ‘ot MORI; IS AAC CASS, $30 on | Od floors; garage under nouse. re an: 1981 Franklin. CHANNING A? AT OLIVE, conveniences: jin ironing boards: rent very reason ©1: on pay! re ; ech GOULD TRIN REALTY Co. : aaa o chard by 4s a ay ; 400 § Gray 7 Meaff:tt ay.: flats consisting of Ais Homer ‘ FOR RENT £00d loc ation. en arial Park ldg., Me ‘; he se CHiusiNuy, SUU—second floor, fine for wood, WroctirR GNOVES ThrrenT CO. R condition; just papered ‘and | : eo la mr nk s OT DEST RIS REALTY co. Suburban Prone Furi 2. : ! BIG Wien RD. 2555 ata7 i@) APA ART MiNT---2 or & roe S. ai convel- on. = - PF, * i“ 4 J "4 » os ‘issant sLELIEE (32 d Larne, ‘ . ee C ry N. —Se Fogg a or; ly fur “nished | ver . } J URBAN PROP. FOR RENT bi_adulis, “WEbercr 1OBSJ. | ELAZABETH, ‘LLEVIEW, 2608—3-room apartnients., ful modern $30. Hiiand £570. c) summer: large ND BD. . 1526—Ne ar M arket car. raz D: 5-room effie ency, garcce; $45 to Ferguson. ATwater right party, Hliana 10i2. Gi Arlie ‘ld FT 9GU, | Fu SE iD | 1.0) LOXHOM mi. 1902-—Clayton: S-ro0m Cw | tne Ty £ ce, sce “Albert Wehmeyer, Court FT] RNTSHED 7 HOUS Clayton, ners, | for rent for «Jli (Maplewood) —4 -roonis. | Anceort. W a town rnuce: Rarage; bewly decoratea: GROVE er (Gle ndale niee vard, \C) | 6-ro0m hi me eee os Bc No ALOW—+4 rooms. bath, beau modern imyrovements Pad 4 ; ~Reae —9 rooms and bat) ‘ aoe mg and bath; PEINDERG & JONES, Realtors, KEANK @ Fitannh ies =, Lectric WAbas) 1044 BU NGAL OW-5 rooms; m: ry very rea- CrPPA mis sonth. — a Fi reuson cma eauti- fine neighb: 7 ten od. £2 HO a Vi tit, Ms Ss ~Targe, ire, eee He pehte) —For ni ie 1/ ltitu), Inree lot: Phone WEbster 60%. Qlevator and heating: Plant: now Vacant: su ity ible for val or warchouse, Ve ry ren a | > Se bore £ all sick subd ivision, S51] Uiden av. oft OAK. 4.6) (Webs Soany S44 5M —— | race: hraut BUNG? * GAL, OW—Ror rent. or will sell: 4-1 finn. & As, Tyee ti'e bath. furnace ies £48. water TAGE G74) FACTOR % Bere DING 7009 square feet: , Rros,. 210] >. th. am leaviig Cit Arkv.icw (eS3) | BU NGALOW —-For rent or lease: movern, 5 rooms garage, o. 60x22 bear- } Call WAbash 21. (e]) BU NGAI W—4 rooms and Seepine porch, bi OOK S2?’A( floor 50x155;: attractive display Office and la*re rear space: excellent. for used are ov auto arency: rent reasonable, oe GARAGES, STABLE 7S—RENT SSS!0Na, Sap = Pr. Gleen (¢ OliIy+E sR rt yin MOURT: Col IF ¢feracn S50 per month; very convenient; corner of Burns and Tennyson M oO. Ejand, sonable. Le | ~ ~ | ce 4 se ncieecesenttine ] * for ‘ i wu ING aLCWwe hew 5- room brick bunga- A HOMD IN THE a hid TO $10 000 CLASS best residential) eeCtions rooms Ceneeewe ‘S90 00 See Exnzers of C2 MTS | Lin '@at of Goodfellow. JOUN horkERy & SON, 1002 Chee: ardwood floors throughout: tile “curb eid Bubhe r Birect: immediate . ae heart of the city and very reasonable. R. E. Co. oumention Elevator. “a E. KAIME & BRO. (5 AR ‘FE — Por truck or car: cee N. 4th LRIS PhS baer rer t on month, GEORGE REHMAN. 80 War kKirl Sword. (C7) ioe ta | BUNGA A ‘TO OW—6 rooms, modern; — large, — ~ grounds; on Spocce & Ladue. i van ROT" $50 per im nth. WYdown 0155. UARNADIE qaQne a ah aN, With hath- econ fom) BS) a ee ~ tae wha rd. Call ow ner a | te IS ‘RE id "COMPAN JR UENTSHED HOt oe FOR el th and sere "(e ) 5 4-room flats; SCALOW—Modera, 47 rooms, 4 garage. SCOTT. 80@ Chestnnt ‘ head Kare F Near pom, rest ee hr rooms, °-¢ SArage, wad Monday Sr 22. DI, & JONES, atienltors eaten od ayoms, July 15 to Feb 7-room apartme nt n-room house, ®-car arage, S75 ‘OoM, hot-water heat. Bnew ood, S75. ‘rooms. hot-water hes t. farage $80. AS CLARKSON iN aa wood, 1, Mo, ; ) “| ent Ane - a oa: : RIONH00s— 4 me WANTED TO RENT 5 TAR errr eerie ‘ Bs a ~ qu eatioen 105 nh 3 ee ee pao ‘cond a third floor: Fy, see choice, 3 rooms, lower: newly decorated: fine , Shade; hear Car: Tt ttt i: GUN an OW — § roo ms, gas. bath, elec- eve: ‘ything modern: near cars, Schoo's: one fare to City: $37: ra’ lease responsible party. $35: to O° Trie 0 stop. Floris ant division oe henaly » Sim TL. (r Apply « 4261 Pi: gp 2004 Locust; large store on this busy K ft rk won be uson line or see MeGorkle, | —— } f Week afternoons. (c99)/1 RUSSET. I., S624 Wwebs.er ¢ stoves IUrnianed fer, slectric, on ode rn bun Salo -, Owner going |, - ‘up 0 “ > vVear lei LSE $65 Aa mont: j tu : ty: beautif 7 Su)! Saings. ee re mediate DOssees: On, lot GOx125. Cail Sat- |] GA Wi SB i ietiond or Sunday. 2s Souin Maple ay. men. 2 id Me (‘T) \ Se ee ee eee “rooms Moderna apartmen barage. | RIDGE. Bana i ye reom fla: iV ¢ ; ‘ a bende 7 [ci HRRSON a corners ois iii : Lina, ll 66° 79. ad — | apecHUL LTE FR. E. CO O., 24199. TN. Ri way cs} « . ae | MORRIS 4% “5 “Wee gy partite Maik 2. VS 5...) ae ze "| McPHERSON ms, hot-water heat. ga $65./ J partment: 88: i? ile 870 ’ GAK GAG) - —{* vex vat) Chee tht ee CArtinla RANg” M ARKET 2117 - ree mati brick bungailo w, tl eR 3 in Kae Pete baie .,.| FLATS AND | AP'T'S W nad 87 4g 3 rooms; as: electric. APARTMENT 2 2, far ( = ~ "54 ~ a+ tion; 7 sa j i reasona le, J. M, Levi, 00 oe N fel MARKE 141 » TOOTS Eads. south of Big Big | |; oF 360: IW, South Kirk wood: reasonable | AP AR TMENT . nom ‘er; | SUmmer mont hs: 'Cial refe; we Ces, W kebster 1548 (c) mouth of Delmar. t LAT—New ', Corner; y rooms and bath. he _“ si “ = et Ne bl.. Ferguson. Mo Open : Sunday, FLA’ T ap eunenentspnennceuae re “Tr OR hIRKWoOoD "8 BL AT Wea cau rcasonable rent: hie ¢ ansove greatiy in sho ot Glens location wit FINE RETAIL BUSINESS Lf 3-etory bui' ding and besemen i? ae Ge: no children: 00d for any line of business “46 (Ferguson) —2 room hous U e "erty ic. S15 la ree lot ? use: e. 3° 30 _P ist. Dispat ch. oo > TR. 1336—U nusually attrac- te, Ww: om: ern: ” , » loons ; Tre ~Large buliding: 20 000 evuare feet: sete, nt for manufacturing town _ RLAWE ae’ RPO Risk oh eatin? | NINTH ANT w ash no rtheast corner }—. "nate = OF 4 room te price and loc ation, and carace-: «tate N-171. Poet Disnate Mt. ANN SP a at A nant KI. ER RE AL ESTATE CO., OFFICE SPAC i-— Reas mahble-: , ‘ ingquir on be oe Rainy Manufact yt Co =... Or sma} frame VV ne eere ee presniaretninennmenasen’, icine RING SBURY, 7918p the pretty home | «ten Normandy of Cla aye, nm. Verv nice Surround-| Pers nhane ney bhors: high. Coa] and com- FLAT Wo carare yard, b'~ trees, efficiane try clos +g hove: esnith: 4232 W.—3 fine LAC LENE 34224 -— ewly - SCOTT. gs00 Chestnyt _MAin 31, (e *2) =) 1. tie wot eee *k bung. * t be : ern house: $9 Ebster 447 6340-—C ieee ‘era: vite id ba Aaseome Me will rent reasonably —— N. 11286 (¢ AYton Terrace)—New 4. tt , Steam heat: convenient to WE tw be oy Tee 7407 sent Plewoo ood ) New duplex bunealow- mn tt i903 a - POeSraes e! DONATI. » Ban Near (¢) onenne e — reom brick cot- Month. =) See Bors ERT HANSON, Realtor, Fullerton eS en E “grt $50 JOuN: BULL, 20 N, 5 Wehatae rly em -room Ww VY. (¢) 4 rooms, mae suburb an Uses for rent bile row, JONES & QUINN CO., 3124 Locust. (c) rrIice ing to larger Quarters: 9 rifics : Irpee- pita coca ) . ; yer Gera onterte ion: rent $35. Pe 5 OLIVE 2032 =r arge store next to corner, eC oncession to reliahle cant, CROWDUs F-92927 Dares enact yy gy ad Ww td —Firat outh Side ulte# efficiency. near ‘AL Pox F-140 Fi RNISHED FLA Will hoy furniture, D5 FU RNISHED APA ' ; y men want Ph I GASOLINE STORAGE PLANT 918-920 Pine: 34-foot frontage by 32 nou: UUU-galion storage: centraily located, E00d switch: builuing and large lot. feet deep: will divide if necessary. Ete L ESTATE CO * Es, Live ret JAS. C, MORFIT, 718 E, Big Bend rd, oars. Call at 415 Tower Bldg. eae ks bee 2605. ~ c $4 ENBEy LE = 311 — Tare store; . Ne Jt. GArflela 718" tod i] rooms, ge lesteie $35; dows: rent reduced ‘cessory or plumber, good ‘for any + tae tos N.— Car ACH 2 CO. Y_R CO... Grand. } 514 ~ git! GArfield 6510. GLU N, beuuimont.... 9408866 wkec ko0od for any kind of business 25.00 TRusT 121 N. Ewing pier tiegy scene Mee Street HENRY NDREAS eX ‘EC Co., 717i, _Chestnut st Te 21—S! sore and o21 N. Second |? ROAD “ef SE WW ith 3 Rd 4-story building: size 25x100: e} ectric ant, & = COLDMAN REALTY iki omer, o rooms and bath, Fijty-ninth, 2837 i tant. .+..$25 00° flevator: for particulars. call MAin 3640, nd | peresreon. S012; store with rooms. 85 00 | SHBRID “5. “901 — Large store and ae igw Bee iE? | Stoddard.” $309 108 +--+ ++++-+-+ 33 09 | Foome: $75. 4," \SEK REALTY co, Union, 2909A N., 6 rooms for — 3 GArfield 3660, 10_N, th, tor’s ss ns = a ss+reeee 75 OO Ss N SON. MAte sian El & 7 tae era. Very reasonable BUSINESS LOCA ATIONS | space for sublease in mod | zikewig factory sites. RR gly: ern downtown building one JOHN B. KRIEGER CO... MAin 2783, 308 Wainwright Bldg. | block from Statler; office or Central ;| BROADWAY, 712 N.—Large Store. fine Ninth, tei da Apply she N. show Windows: Very low rent H, GAM. TAYLOR, 1900 NmO ‘Iindows., Ive BRINKMANN RE Al. TY. iy oi? arte — 44] “50 iT. Vil. i FOR DRL G s ond floor for nformation Four-story gam with elevator: u occupied by Fouke r Co. Wil] floor: reasonable, MAN REALTY CO.. J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. Cc ~ e Meni} B dg. 119 # wh ~ - ae BRO. DW AY. B-story a basement building, Will ease , exceptional terms. Co., 811 Int. Life Bldg. Cents "aly With highepressure steam boiler: ideai for Ry E- Font: -Dispatch. (c) » NORTH 1ITH 40) “000 FEET AUST NORTH OF FRANKLIN Large building With sprinkling system: Sprinkled:; arebouse or factory: lighteqd- cheapest Property In city HUCHAS. JUDGE, CAbany 245.4 W arehouse on Railroad a rent, 2-story building, 1360 §. GOLD {AN PAL TY eo 709 PINE THT} Ch-—14x} ehean. Ann) NORTH STAR REALTY CO., 1401 §., oe ‘CUSL gtrect, first Building 30,000 Sa. Square Fect_ elevator. at Thira and Carvoll « RAMMING REAL- she TE 3° — - “ree corner ~ mg Qn \Mrarie a CO 1621 Arcade Ridge DOWNTOWN I L OF T SPACE with hasement- all | floors” ri: ay in co, Ay GArfiva 0. CORNER ST ORE 1700 Case fV.: large Store: wf} € on Siss-——— or 9° roome: 8O0me > ee eee c) 1015 FRANKLIN AV. TOTS Ontenyg gfine , eee 1008 CHTe —Large store. f fine ret tail lorat; n, 803 N. GRAND Daylicht Building dD. “cv ) Dandy shonin Grana tVerpeater as-| S. E. COR 11th sean tric t wi rIiVyeA ‘Page: went mao Wine eat BY, 12.000 SQ. F JOT, TR: ~ ~Males Om: wr: paint A new 8-ste mee I : } ry and basemen a nate $0" corn ee $50 month, “‘buliding stag an electric Ae Masay nt : _politing . nee a e ¢ " . Ce : tinier’ a Sow window ; will al 80 insta]] LOCUST BL. STORE CH 6 Chestnut HER MANN Jr. nts % co.” 810% Northeast corner Ninth and Lncas. Flore: goo oc ern xf: re Sona hb? Ain 2849 #th ana Pine, FOR LEASE Olive and 11th Sts. 42 050 SQUARE FEET xeeieit Reta) Location MARTIN & BREITT 1119 Chemiea] Bldg. North 5s roe Ee ASHLANT. ay; a reasonable, 416 fice rooms. dentist (c62) ion: heat and water furnished - lone L. SCHABER G. 210 Wainwright Bla c62) 913-15 MARKET ST. _POEINBE! PG & JONES. REALTORS 909 NWN timins PeAPONADOs yes Ml divie on? floor 44x149 $12 5. Hew E 2 5 “ AN , Fe = fee one location, Lien- moa ay sur N.--TLarge Alen ety, 5. Afent there GArtiotd A227 fe) ~ doctoF dentia«¢ FICES ee reasonable. on automo. : or beauty parlor: EAST 6G ‘) RAND. - 1508—% roomate Ocation for doctor. ne and ha" room SLE z—In M!ssour) Theater Bide.: mow. rf 4 whee {Ae PLARISSANT a Sto In Aeeirahla buviness Tora ti, on: See a ravrery ~~) nev heating . hui | aa AND See ea aE | sod et. § sal ALTHEIMER on) rer’ nice on ; on el new ener ‘tore: near Up- ror RTEF NTH. 3410 Wy Varge wtocr store. ! qeemnable ot MAin a7 24. iIRAND IAT” Store: af) moder con- ve riences GRAND 2 tiene ean Manan ben” heres: wil! any eet flats pr Call PArkview 1417 » AT FOR SALg TATE, WILLIAMS GRA N D TOWE J P. Sti ay Chestens ® Rent ‘Reduced Considerable tw stores, rood wieation fo semare | anaes will semedes and divide: Wolf. M olf-Pollack, 101 N_ 8th. MAiIn 1858-59, 7 SIRABLE STORES S FOR RENT. STORE: & FL. heart of te tory ¢ “317 Market. Inc. Gar. teeeeeee. 65.00 1007 N. Broadway. nie da oe A ee 50.00 6B OTT wot pewa, Double cal trading center in City Now dy Phone GRand tans Garage, Filling Stati 3309 S Manes Nenu RE eaceni ben w ainwright B dg New Stores 2918-22-96 N SARAH Dandy new store rooms. St. or most any line of bub 65, OREST- ‘PRANGE & & be thenss corner TT pes i RECO AIRDOME_ dane rent very reasbnable, good | ,* - G211 Nature! or ‘ghoe repair; shop rent ti rent re align for an REALTY CO. FLORISS ANT RD Sple ndid loe: ation on TANK ee dyer, or re NKF PR. FR. ‘dandy “beak corner store: } location: (c83) ||| “11 Chectnnt: size 483x109. Tym peat. are orner etor, rent very reasonable, LALTY CO... 834 25xx—Good location JOST. SOsT- MILLER R. EB. Co. st.: 90 Square feet floor space. Apply 7PASTON am E (o8D) amex. $1L5—Ne ew pitore, aN ern corner—— and two aving ToUms: MA 2124, af & ce store, ebout 1866; of Fine warehouse Or factory. with electric sts. : INC., 817 Chestnut a FEI DGR. >A oe am SI. ONIM HEALEY 0B COo., 8S Ist at. ico At4 Pine st.. 2d floor. 2200 uare feet: Passenger and freight elevator sane ice he peat furnished. pIIFEL ” itm: ay mentioned akenni next } Key 6211 Natura Bridge, — Laren steTe and live y (3 Artieid 2AK7. fe? . ~ dandy Pn drug. store oe _ Wr atid Prry EBC he < LOCA for ain barber or Its enti re j tonae this ia a coming auto- FLO. OnIST. WANT N ca : iviano ¢ 0. CEn' ral oon ' 6 40 FLMAT. REALTY CoO., 1118 Chemien} Ride. —— New Store tree eR, TAY posite General Motors Plast 320 Natural Bridge (8 EB — Firperoof building: wonderful lor | i OLL nuns MAlIn Pe | tion for any business, BUSH. -BURNS, 8, 1105 Chestnat (8) F floor: Plenty light. passenger and frete rhe | | elevator rane DOFSeSsion at once: fire. talior or “cleaner MISSISSIPPy VALLEY M LLE EY Tr ST CO.. Agent. ea S ny ATE DELMAR BOU LEV ARD 4070—Gvod location &F “inau ire at corner grocery "LAC i. CLEDE. “s532 BUT {LD iutacurig Cail Dennis a ; W AY ee bi. ORM meine room, adx50, 6 rooms, bath and om ar og rOLk, atte = oats ABLE. . 1010 | OLiy Ee, MAIN a 3100—Laree soto aa Ri store, Ban ISSM ATH, onan W. vine Curher siore: $50 ASHI, ANT) 4166. aire aUlO accessories tore: with = store, $18: BROADW AY. 8471 N.—New Office rooms. t-room and bath abartment tn connection. So - new ~ }} _ i) TH. 3531 N.—Store. hew buy!id.- maed oad business Street: only $25. Ore for lease +O 7 te . enter Mat | GRAV OFS = Sai 5449. 33 Routh vm GArtiela’ 7407, (7) Aecorate: hut. GArfield 7407 —~ “Fa a a vu

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> 281200 APARTMENTS, DW ELLINGS, HOUSES, F LATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. a —_ yo LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | RESORTS RESORTS REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES es . oo _ West For Rent Board and Lodging FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 97 26—shot HAMIL or CHAUTA ts ILI Furnist | a Ee residence value at 310,000; clear; that 4ixx W. Green Lea P it low, BALSON. ‘iE: ALTY co. Delmar. ett ee ee | ee See 1 will exchange for 5-roem single-double | modern: just reduced to ' (cts? ge pee aa ee ee endian Calas.” Wen aaee ut in South St. Louis: fiat must be lo- | ch: residence with 5 or © a chroe- | cated on svuth side of street. Box G-G3.} al] on one floor. Mr. Herstmann. 45 ready Ar thing. Any: } ° ° Kuhbs Ff Rity (e.. Lindel! 7800 merchandise. Ci raonal,| GROCERY or bus wanted for $4000 experience. Heference Send | } r GOoY ox G-3. FPost-Die first letter, Quick Exchange | GROCERY re BOO equity in nice ria cottage. large lot: for grocery or @& ber A CHAN( sE—New 4-fa rood paving sleeping : brisi ness 1905 Arlington j { t) na ‘*, pantie oT #11 = bee proposi- «! an ; oat CE KY Sl RE W I ~ i informa- | sma uth St Lauls al » la. Mo. © eT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 1 16 BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES _ SUNDAY, JUNE 26 ME SES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSR PURPOgpe . ommercial or oO Smear’ CO.,_821_ Chestnut _ot So ge ee! | eT r. Wil | SANITARIUMS roperties Be eine cates | TITS eg, EE | PRIS TORIE See A OMA ' _ALT CC or any wines ; Se cee th a Mar: side Park. 4 tion in the Un ited States For 3 he unda LG-3 LAST RU “0 Easton | 2EY PARK REALTY CO AS Oln on. write J. A. Stewart, Colum! SqavoIs._5402—1 . ~~ pe 7 and ‘Ta = es astot ras z sree ; a GROCERY Wtd.—Or any ; # ¢ - ; — : : = —- : Raga yt eine ne ee | ae i. SANUE 1 residence near Tow- dine n “i manae for a ; "ETT EY = . : : Oe Te gale a shies a on 1G) ik HA i ein aa COUNTRY BOARD Bh... ‘ark, Just east of Grend bi _In fam a7 e J. SCHNEIDER, 54: ravois, =| s-\40-ft.. especiaily suitable for beauty. == , , . er ——- | dition; “will: take clear vacant | D. SOP Ley : f ‘ cr? , . . ‘ ind “ag eal ( ;2 Tf } +7 } : ' eT) MON } J BOARI— aust } me TC, ‘ “ay t = , if balance very eney Ar Bivens ar ogy mr cellar: [Only AE ee.ier on aol fase on Le mi Derry rd. at. Meramec | coul try hom ) Pinnete . Ozarke wat Stent | ie Tru ST Com yj 4 . , "Yi 7 ' i- , i> i+ Pr OSst- iPpartcen. has 6-reom brick ‘ and . Is pany EIGHTH AND LOCUST r hf 4. iy rent Tie WANTED—Sun boarders by WALL Li SUDIT araert uy on Bayliss uve.. with REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE EACHANG i—Party has 7 -Toom brick | ee eee NO CASH DOWN _ If you own your lot clear. We have built for | many years and ean give bank or any other ref- | erences. Why don’t you have a reliable man § build so you don’t have to w orry about liens and | do all work according to contract. Come in and talk 1t over. A. MAYER REALTY CO. meron w ls pm RL rectwps "5899. ols, 54 Sm Tie at os — = tom, j ILTON - efficiency I a } fiat: 37, | gor ey a , oh aller , | WILLIAMS MOR 1G AGE CO. Ne Ww gtore: ‘ COO By RORY error. ; vate partie ; -L DERS Witd.—7 MAip 1485. i bar aan arg ony ee “0 . River § miles om AO rn. CS ) r , — : + mhi Mo. ness is, Sein eet aes > +) Ve eo ye ere Wy gra ee ee bs: a) a ee ee ee 726 HAMILTON, NEAR DELMAR New store: ee eee + Ngee rooms hed. wee Kararke ; Box N- 464 or gingle flat Gr. "he Rea es Re other oew ROY modgern. RE ALTY Chestnut EXC HANGE—Part,y bungalow joeated acres ground Gautte flat in weer i] Bteelville, sve inane war ok ae “ Lent furnish 1s ret ( 4 A. 1A: off }. “a? oo “To se ] M_ me | ) oH NEIDE R. 54528 > Ty ; J Duir nop: - _ ‘ LAGI] & dn \ on ne ; ™ nth. w rite Bessie that he will exchange —- South St. Louis. Box oo : On ; . Aro J 7 . — et ily ‘ . rye : . bi : - a “., { ; Q Ys, 0-3 3623 GRAV OIS COLUMN EXCHANGE —5 5-KOOM FLATS: SOUTA Vette $73 _{ctm) | 3 4608 GRAV OIS Jpen _ unda ] Vii “RUST: MY 1 DEED INCOMF. “OVER | ae apd reK saan 7 see adie ae NP | 3 Zi TIT y Fine larce store, suitable for any kind d vesioe Owner will wake liberal term, PROPERTY) Migh-clase Weet part ment: alinost HAVE new: larce. va! rice $85 ( y MAYER ee . mt. — RING. 3627 Gravois. PRospect 18%? maser Mulianphy = " ' acres. : ae et Dispatch Monthly Payment Plan ° a mye ELUILDERS’ BIDS. PLANS. ESTIM ATES. _ fiate. at Kg S RS ———e ns a vit ey a ee “WHAT 3 or «& \e res, etc > NMG Le & TY | lB go ies igh BY 7 +-—Lare RY. h ome 4 . ¥ ant by) , —— , wi “ . - . . ! geil ata, oveR a + guitabie ars Ue rm a9 OT 1 AGE Yeguetonsin Tor yy 4 7) ; 2 {9° er . ‘ ve! " MANN ; qasble. Inquire bak: rT . ; , ‘ ‘ . fer ’ ’ ‘ y ee ; ; fy : ‘ teagah : } } I pat x L >) #1 r} a —_ — . = Pulr- ; | aaa rn tee ts a ner een aren na Li | REAL ESTATE—W TD. TO BUY REAL ESTATE—WTD. _TO BUY a) a — - — * ne me a i ile oe ee ere a eal te cls til Ae ar 0 7 7a we, 4 as11-—L arge store; low rent: ¢ O81 4—Larce e: how-wit LARAET. Stto—Buildip an be See it. GArfield 7125. (eK?) duced 19 S2. é j : —~ machinery or storage o2Vi—6 roome. ee so Gecorated: $3 7 ODER. FOres ic) SENOS Bite Ss Ot tgs 460 Ligh au ee eee ee a ete ©” oy Son Maes SOLD BY B. A. THOMPSON REALTY CO. RAYMO> [D. 10- ROOM REFIVENCE THOMPBON REALTY CO. O-KhUVUOM BUNGALUW THOMPSON REALTY CO. 0-ROOM KESILENCE BOLD BY BL. THOMPSON REALTY CO. 5015 CABANNE. 12-KOOM KESIDENCE SOLD BY B. A. THOMPSON KEALTY CO. MADISON, 5ROOM BUNGALOW THOMPSON REALTY CO. 5-ROOM BUNGALAIW. THOMPBON REALTY CO. ROOM RESIDENCE. THOMPBON REALTY CO. nD Yve* N E er: — ] “EA . ae — Large store. a Hl ‘ ‘ 3 org _ ‘ ms | j i ; j :S. i Ji ? . yl? aT : , . ; MORRIS AAC H i f oO. Ing. ws Reg Chestn id | Aarne 7 4 AS LR, he } oe oen9 a thy j . and wut 7 nayvments , 4 : ; 1 oO ; (Let 779% ¥ rr? nian ' y ’ | . while ; b ince | weriear ? i ders ‘ : be Box ¥ ot) a siore; . } st 4 « j Dar? ‘ ‘ +n Ze _ ea ve ri % *.. | boa - , “ f : mi , L ya i. | 141s , ’ + : } . ‘ : ast ea , + ‘ = " * ~ “ es ) a ‘ : ; a pe . side The b ais an : a ‘ bake ; = ‘42 i ~ e ¢ A : "firy Pn _— ‘ . P ' riet ' hones low ‘ ' _ s | “ ij. P fl if Rou af? ' ifs “ae ang Eas theater on iJ rm) j : j ) oP . ii’ Lé tg ¥€ Teh gity ’ ‘ er eres ‘ h SOLID LY bs. , 4000 (Jtal aT rr yet 0 “ ne i ' ‘ ala X ; ity if : ms ag aaa “ee ces ay _ > San £ : LE] ME TI ‘ILD é . -* ee DoM* MAILE t terme 4 ¥ —_ it Bungalow, hi 143 Post NODS SOLID BY B.A R30] JACKSON, wid.— Se lop aic 3 ee ‘* Shee ee GR | rag ot. OMS mod — > ‘ Bernas ; fine shaft. C . Teasona bie, D- | coves soe ate . ;' - ; ne Ooms 26 HO , on ey south 7 | in KEITH sf ptte ny nore pay sac ready oat 1. ; POTOML F i. 33 a . ry 1° ak yee? _ ; C) cage |} re ‘ urs t. “fh. os . ati . 3 » i 44RN ‘ “3 . = ‘ : ' — — = ‘ " ti ri : r ier its i 4 , ee | MARKET, es MAL cre = | | aces % “io SOLD BY B.A - : Ve re — ~ STD. = : _ . Ps os PF 5 3 a ( hes Lot ‘ ‘Tn . t¥ — om SOLD ny LB. A. - aud Florissant bext door a . mo? whe .& weg Gers Ses ontmee : on 4 ~ A Seas L : om bo ' = ey errs vate nade atl nre ae me mortars _ > 489 fade eg THOM ono BEA! _ CO . bon we ts ‘ . * . i » ~ oY if a Cg? }! tr) e teh ‘et rot! tL \ 7 > P Eetablispewi BOLD HY 4. A. dT pi J 4 :® f| HE HERMAN oe ; © A0i0) at oces "onan low « eroD- property. 4500 ee Peas Licets | Pid ber : . ~_ | G1. south. es, Call Hlland 725! 45 ALT’S COUNTRY HOME. BERRY ROAD . 4o5 Om) ce atonet Sh! eRerT ation , eye ' od to Png geen tnd | ne efi.) 19150: 6211 Gravolm wv.: | P-. Toe ny — . ome =a ich r DF +} aay as A 7 rushed, Pet ; NM AY ER § (). “7 > > ae Cheatnnt, »s a ea > Solna ge My Ste awl ae * Cc : ~40- & ne Mii lage ral property }iecpmet Lei, cereoTr Rin any write cottage for contection- . ‘ | rmaie? SZ iE Fine : 7 ; BOLD BY B. THOMYPSON REALTY CO, ase 3 #206 JEFFERSON AV., &ROOM BUNGALOW ‘ Corner «st in heart of Gruveis business district: LiCHANGE—Will exchange 4-room brick owae. jA— ner store, windows. Kliverside 3060. S6xx bleck Kutgcer St.. os SOLD BY B. A. THOMPBON REALTY CoO, GArfield 712% REINKMANN REALTY €0.. 4910 Gravois lot: house has electric: ALT'S COUNTRY HOML, BERRY ROAD ivlo A— . : Tie ana + is subjert to a £1500 have more Weet End and country bomes for gale. first deed of total price of cotlace . , ; ; Vv Sa 4 “ spine Cost @ ~ . ae , nT a OE -— | aes ; ia ‘re S250): owner exchange equity of cia Laas : THOMPSON REALTY ©0., 5872 Delmar. PArkview 0141. =~ a cect tate : s , SS a en i tan 2 ae . va =. $2000 for n ot in St. Louis or Webster “en in » and rare: Z 4 Pe A Rena rottage located in on rear of teiler and 1THoD iow rent t) AYL oR ee aettin rer . Phone us inside rmurt ] + + Wa > > * a £ uxenange jor STORE 2 living rooms in rear: steam heat. hot meek . ~ fem a 4000 CHO 41 pronerty * Wiese bn UsIness (Vesta e 5 egg lg Ack Rin ARR a fun gato, Ae aay +. beeen eal - se we ae 2 tet: ¥ ay - a gdh lise try ih. ¥t 1 ry CTT) (Cnestnut. - oa —— : . P ' a L awit it ; y an ' it aie SIITABRLE FOR DRY GOODS. MITLI- We specialize in remt collecting. =. N BARBER OR “HOE STORIE Or ‘ bien ; MI 4 NC) % CA : gc. ye SAND OFFS ES re ee ae pore , . - lark write Mrs. M. C. Roches, Gran | MASON, GArfield %4 y25 ; MINT at oe ee sell : AMA>H 1 ; —T : 7 ‘ Whk Keep vour pruperiy remied, Kent , : } : . - : ‘ lections wanted, service i* our motte. . =ESSNIGER. Kepitor, 722 Chestnut. we * STORK Es ~ 4s}- 5 Pe . . - ~ “y *r - ‘ ? 37 ' pe ; . . ¢ ‘ ’ ae Pe. ws . — Pr ’ ; fers nD she te eh pith nyc - " * ate owner f iT — a ti BEST Loc aTIONS oN W EST 7 ene AN Oravole. WEST END OFFICE : : MePhe WANT Goob racii' premises — ‘ES BROS REA TY Mz “ . Bae say : . sei | ge 4 what vor ape LM AR LRDI 4 Vi ainwricht . oe _ trea Hi AKSENAL eonadition : j é . cart OFPFICE- BLIiUMENFELD &. FE. CO., tle Gt» Fr Sitie ViAin LOM NW EXPECIAI - Mew Tih-~ Northwest ARSENAL i ‘ore | es in ne’ sos TO « _ acl ' FRANCIC.PERRY. HIoTH FACELLENT BUsINESS “wr 4 ¥ DOLGHERTY K OR Chestnot PiArkK! iiitiiaatinie — :* SSMS Pee. se eppesite Pasadena . - . te? lee: trem for drugrist. nareware tet acre sseries, gyer rm re Ve ; ’ cr ré PORT MeO em ee her ic ' t JUSES. Realtors } Og 4 wit diiid te tty 7 ‘ Ms . ’ z i's 5s +, +26 cp! af par LOOK “a erect) pitie ie flat Oviwer Ww: at ; H. RODEMYER ren. Iverside 6144) (-roves. Box G-107 | Dessert ; Tt ; ‘ ¢ ’ — a —— SS SCITALL] FOR DRL + 7 | | . > siticte tenga arany TOU “a , = REAL ES SIAIE EXCHANGE | “KEAL [ ESTATE—WID. . TO BUY WILL —“eahe b- flat for varams (sUB CREAN HOME—Beat buy ouuntys la ae iemention | ea ee | tun, Forest O60! outbuildings for chickens; beautiful sbda REAL ESTATE 1 EUGENE . ALTHEIMFR iL \ MS os vinaiaeh ot. Gementeel ‘ae wl éaiee Paset et: rR aS lawn. Owner, Hox E220, Powst-lia, tc) MT} Ne — £ ' 4 ont ae { nt t. subject ‘CABH and ad BO Toot aperiment «ite in a, IND DENTIST, ativ-to-v¥ riety ie. — = — ex : ¥ a nl ‘ DEV) Bt , — — ’ mand oT oaraene fiat i real } HOPPER ’ lor tusiness property ; : wilds ent . : “oT? ’ “ v (ee “CASO! rei rr = = ~, . 7 , . “asthe rs fa rf : ; nto ' mw fc" ' ¢ } ‘Fe +s - t : P f sch : vi nm g Civ hd Mera * ive ae tenes i £4nTAN & CO 7° LL ‘bespryt \% 3S), Pout Diapatch, TRI T 0. ? ' — Me 4 , . . nee four @ ~ A i i ‘5 gor # rf } ne good town ft rchange e# | a (a mid } i t : y — - : — " ome ‘ — et Generii leg ‘ 1 Zz / IMMEDIATE, 7 %¢ : : — oa b — we ‘ ' . : a p P tren : : . oA AS ; ’ bee tie - p ar ‘ ws . - ‘ # wo P orn 28 ~ en _ 7 AT a FOR FAC WENCE w : : 4 ’ vs if ~~ J $F I ; ‘ ‘ , 7 ‘ a q if ‘ ; ; - - : ey me oaaaill ly fin? ” reppin hi vity at one and ey carh tgs avy y Pd re. (o.. 908 Chestnut pd * . : kind - property if wrice is fe. Call a TH ANSF RK CORNER STOR}! m nade of proche Chestnut a a on. GE 228 Titie Guarantv bie EI DENT) —_ 71 te ‘aehborbe vod Will esx bat nmin mew og | our service, a ) rT? . » amet , - rie tj TT) 7, ot | . ti : : at a two family fiat. ; 4c merechand ine Vrite us full detais of : “ pat] a eeeitore, 5 hnwe Ve will) find you a Fat TEVA 2 FOI KrAMIT 5 tay ATs. SPOT CART FOR BARGAIN AWARINS? REALTY CO. 206 KOOM St9i——+4 - fasrnit rere gov vVaoNTH ? ane _ ae ee by ‘earner if ter iee i owper vVants cieaur Varant orf 25.00 PER MONTH: '@ eNERAL | eervier, Thier ise ae tal in —_— I~ TOW OF SON POPTLATION WIT PAVEROLL OF £700,009 Of PEK MONTH ‘LEAK rihicr £1°. "0 08 AnovT le ’ LL ESTATE ~~ ) YHOYERTIN® ARK FOK EXCHANGE REA . ’ . eS ma AT 9635 ACK ;OMAC ( HAUNE BY P.t*HEATH (A), CArfieid 2164, 4165 1x CHESTNUT STREET (ofgy a. oe Cottages Wanted RCAT. hha rs peaitanes Phone thane I 6i¢ we cround. Call UBEKMEDEM & BKO., O179 | Groom moséern bungaiow, Z ecres, {rui REAL EST ATE CARDS 5M on ade. :' > oe eS oo WA i cons med reapers} ance t ut ‘4 omy trai a. versity City: want firet clan ao . .im me vIv, ent. ior clear je s or cite | up to $50,000 i= re iret "14 fis ‘ TRADE DEL i Afr. SEN FOR PLAT (Yor bareatus in St. Louis imoome ‘2 lon and pric oa i ore we gy tpt err rite riteti ,urti het. rented preaerve cheep Mouderu 16-rvom a” fw 9 Riverside 206 hewee @ 1 1000 feet KOA | BLIME APELD Kx. FF. co., 316 Tithe a- ' 7 i. y’ a wiitie ‘ . ™ ‘ - — — — a“) fhe > 1 nHWG 4561-—S ROOMS. voy . ' 4 mr. ; 3 Mes CORSE LKk—L, aree white: rent aaa amUN i Bie cma om . caf. th. $50 wih 2 FN ws wer ; ' rt ; was rT pargati. $i aii rented: Serth Bt. Lewis: evn => Wha t Ha \ wu } oF - QAi/ IW Wib-—About © ~— . : ns ; Rif] ; : 2 ‘ - ; ! sietcileigiinatnain . ‘ : : he - Bh schon. et P atin ; ae otf renaigenre a , Tt ae vert bes Pal [oun my 4 Ww OLt- YOUN. ath 101 %. Bh oe ATTVA . ~ Mie rMe i ESI bh Bia L Alaur 44053 “| Ve Se EAL 0058 Weetmineter tery wiee neighbor 7 S77) - 6 go PEENE n hice | ‘ riofieeam ay 4 ; ¥ A 4 ; » *¢ f,74 j 7 Yj > F n . ; 7 We toninater. tonth. ve > firvte (Rol 7 TEA or 6 ELE ELECTR) Bor * AT - ™M pe] ftprte.e aie ed Latkw wood cro™ eri ont sue peerher | Fie on i - pee 4 ; EA ‘ oe iat =r DCATIC ' benwtiful large lewn of errow Pariah oat Be otk We oe 2 | 7-7 cr fC rypleas ax 1. ‘ rn & ! : irié ; c S153 i -. ep & ‘ =, ) ] , Lh ; é ica fi. : ee sic, ; tlhe bet e , wae? f . : , para : , ; ‘ quick euqtiiialie Gai of many ws a ferrite et i ; . ‘ » rer a a @ rutt fire? ihow ae i = * a , . ifs |’ _ : ’ ' ‘aiit~ + VESDT Jk. & : PD ‘ - ae — or — ‘ a ee ¥ ; abel * Mati are — ; , , anne : 4 ; ; i - . r; i . : : ‘ f Ae mi. Ane Bes ——— ’ : , x mri 4 orth tay? at 1 at ae Veeion. tes 6222 Tuiiy farm wf Plate and A partments Y anted AP ALAM AT WIS he seuth, irom owner, tor cadh, V tet Ldimgpeted. Sew 4-fmeitls resisted fiw tet ren), Gener [t Vithe Gets BALSUN EERALT) — Ss je eet Te Sa eae, . a i AT. Ne 7 a ell a ad - ea vent of a &-i17% “% firpesite Genera! Metors Pilent “tu - ® ee LE [es ~ 2 sagas : “ — bET. MAK. 6225—OFFIE~ =LITABLE FOR manee DENTIMT. FT AETIN OLIAN. 1010 OLIVE. MAir ° i cK om , a" | 5 ites “en ih Oot RAL. RO A I OR ue AT Hts “KEALTORS rv try f , ¥ rank: ; 7] pew oe eae a Peet.” : aot gteck af merchantiiiee of rreiwr ? e PoLOilLen ) ’ P . * a eae anh aemeeumes = ie ° ye ’ * F tetett eee ee | Mt Ais fe , , 9 fi, o 2 ty , dus ; a : j ” athe enteenetidail — : —— h ; Pad Rit PM conse any ee ES QSAR RE aR ee en Mpeg opty peed Hen rr BOULEVARD ? T 4 ) — of LOTS— | : 2 To | outa ober awe » Aer _ 4956 DELMAR of orauper’ * os renhGerii et ant fer ———— enn oma’ hase infer at we 57 : ———— ee ore grt S| &— > a e TY Tv» \ FS ed a es aw & © ? hut * -s~ Me LA kW OO) — ~~ gre t a =aeTG ATP. OOM: ERENT MARTIN OLIAN. 664—DE-~IK ARLE KREA™S ARLE 1810 OLIVE ¥TLI VIS 1 3m) * nr TRAD ware Make offer Ot) 7 VILL rent e ws ¥ tice at ant Cute 6130 (alli OBPAMEVE® ‘mb i * abegic fiat one h Bs. i en Gere Ve ‘ “BRO Porte Gers . — ee pmemee ® «wt e? ha BOY, (eG i : 4 iP% MPLETELY KENTED 12- FAMILY Afr ‘ se dt og i ‘ to of BEAL PSTE-WID. TO BUY oe in es 2 -¥ a = y R 4 F +100)" 49 ZOee A ee . ore ~ Foon os , a 7 ‘4 athe fad ovw“"-r aiiean - * ‘3 _ s le - : pn sila hol — —- - a6 “rele “4 i“, these eo t r= am ee. ‘ Prime, on

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OB. aa LOUIS 2S 2000 REAL ESTATE f For Sale, | E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, / Apartments, Ke Residences For rT Sait OST-DISPATCH __POST- 1 one Sateen startin ; RBAN PROP. FO CAE "SUBURBAN SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE "SUBURBAN. PROP. FOR SARE en : = EOE Se, ee Ee ee See ee : ——— So ipn nee tern STATE CO 540 Oak Grov Well ston, 4-room bun-} 72 s. Ladue r4. extension- 3710 : i © OMMU NITE, =e. EAL — rie — +0 , age ove Ps age = rear. $2900 road "On high elevation’ i 4 t r) A y 2 _ —_ - ~ 2HTS st! overland: 5 rooms. $200 ac Box H-263. Post-Digspat ——eE | Soe ES 531 rooms and rk Ten: 5 room 7 | fous. & bunaal 2 7 oo 2 sone @acen CLAY TON ROAD BARG ;AIN * , J Brentwood Bank Realty Co. iY | month, ‘Inch pg hg -| 6415 & Lor s: 5 rod layto RSO5 Manchester Road itt | HOTSE—S-room. t : Te 25 “MDPOOm tie ' , ; — r =» - > er 2" ~ hot-wat ' e: ; a . 12 e ong ute 23 24 — Gut = + . 2 id Tal : grr 2 frame_ house. - : property; acres. m Beautiful Lay Road Subdivision | 22S Geis and water Carwoville re mee ete ctr prices wil surprise you. | Modern ‘convenience. "ran | LAER: * Fine Lots, 50xi50, will sell for $16.00 per foot > |=. of the vied Cr | ee a | refused. Terms to suit your co | Before You Buy, See These Wonderful Bargains in Marvelous New, Modern ss § Pee . _ BPice und OQ; of -” rowm frame ‘tas i at ww 1010 Cheetrnt. GArficid 1427 a ] Ws or Choi ce Build ing Sites in the Newes =t Suburban Development COME OUT TO BRENTWOOD, MO. HR | tot in Austin plac me S| $038 Westminster, ——_—____ 66) | OT NGALOWS ee Siuo—banealow, sews © , iay. ic) ee, ik j : Lar ret * ie . | - ' La : se | A 4 = 7 > in 4 eos , ; Eee : a ’ ° Sf _— Ty i = ‘ y at re nu Joss north of Meo ster Road. if? Ki rkwood rus A SE—5 rTeoms, secon = A ud 15 act son th : ee oe | WOW READY IN LINDE? OD. —? 4 ; : : | jot, Sums sS ® brick modern: | a Sar at Manchester Road, walk west and you’ a large sign. {jj - 4 & mile west of Meramec Hien j j "S country home. call WYéews | 1. scone co; ee ee: / “ Sou", sad cash cay Rani Car at | an | large W) | oend ra. %-mi: of Meramec Hist | ine for a country home 3. $0x207 feet. 5 large roome: mat | oid: Se000:., snail, toon aL. i @ nuave a&~ fi ; . ‘ tO72 ; as A a beae sk . : aad tid : Bi | , “* a me : ta Ree - 7. zy n ; 7 ~e" 1 | : \ ¥ . “ Ss 5 - oink f 7 De . vs *T" | np} on ; > pA 4 — - ~~ “ollil rd. bi Ra oes st) -— atta’ Sateen ' es sie . new Ker ick wit taine car, transier to Jennings Hu f you prefe j stream: water fall; rare bargain. . NRAD L. SCHOPP. 214 Ca Modern new 5-room brick we get off at McLaran and walk 150 ify P r to build, we have ~ . . - 4 ate = ieD « 7 ed 2 ~ 4, .- HENLEY C0.. Realtors. a RKWOOD TRU ST 7 Se every convenie nee; perce a | feet —_, MOBILE—Drive out west | just what yee are looking fgp a | el ne sae | KI and spacious lawns aire y on F'ortesant to Gooefellow. north on | in building sites, or t? you pre. , : s se; goed investment and ~ ne a _— i. - bu | Lad | - ._~ . ~“ ‘ain 4 ae) 5. joc ted: ; ™ . a ,_ LOOPS } al +} idewalks . otiatin “?— M ran an est on ! COME OUT TODAY TO | 4" , miain afcice, | Mrougmeut. tle bath. linen clomt, built-in REALTORS : = a ae ‘the | fer, we will build for you: ; vaics, Bos 134. eam the »b : ve mae ae , e ' . e ‘ rught sis T rom te sulider. M= BL! is age Kitchen cabin 3 joset and irom ng . anchester rd. the m , ; what he eo gered two biocks on the rig | ; ~ ~ “ > 7" “aan Pian 3 #4 Park PO2 , 22 AE ic ‘ Lisi Bai we a oo : is it? x—Tes OF itd ee | oe Ld _ . \ meni - ; rh? 2 Ol + FOREST H 1s SP Al 4 K \ enue i a wake - — — ce iru celar: % anu : - a “a mn: tourist cami et mM sme ce ‘ looking ALWAYS OPEN ; pete out and look them Over; bk. i : ' roe 3 ) cota a : . ee ee aoe a? : ra) rh oice selections | Represent atives are a. “a on the sireecs, sewers, si “NATU RE S BEAUTY SP 4 ees & kt 6561 and Save saiesman’s commission. Tle a Se ® n ales . fr ) grounds and will gladly show you electric, gas and water algeagy xo i ah Kes we oe oe OO GO nO ~~ ~~. - : hie ee Rene eee Sao ee as fom te » 7 ‘a heete t £ te >. am ‘Sie wits? 7 4 Des Oi SOR = ba | Diriisae the “i 1 o 2 Oe Hp eo, FO ¥y a We the es 3 ve ai ¢ ™ y ss er Pik 9 re - a3 ‘ A Rp CO Se ee wet Be tas ag BARS NE 4 es. —- we ae aes ho so aoe’ £ co vel ee tert ys T . rcs ae eer —, os pe rf Nett gee At Mn ge Min, igo nS CooOR ~ 9 a ee ane *~ le ee tN, | it pale ie Pry od (dy OE Bee Py ty AE these lovely new tH or i h ' " . ve i rth 4 _ Ma oh este! road. 2 cYER REAL c ss , en a4. } Th th? , r ‘ ed ; few oned 7 ° n and of arin } 2 : : ut i Fa . ‘ bounty. she y sloping ¢, the graceful windi: a WAbash ZUZR Ope inday ter, THREE DEACTIF [OMES—All modern = stanc the Manchester ri. near Maple- . | ing Lots. installed; lots very reasonable, x Ra PRICED TO SUIT THE AVERAGE INCOME : ft Ma anchester - ~ r? 7 Ltt. at a ari c. _ +3 % ust = “tels i = ae ly I A : ; aa -— Bung aiew Lt“ nh cacay : : | ' = em, “ . phn aad i” Te seams has ; eo rior, ult = he peauliius . j ; . Jove. 4 LO. $50.00 Dow N Gi—maurice av. JUxLUS. 98: be appreciated: sacrificing to liquidate —, 4 ee large trees: Rot-water heat: reasonabiy iy rODAY im ae * gaociaephansrat “- . emen Cc ‘ J sf a.& ; : a ‘ , ‘ " w 3 4 . &. — — “ = nt : . - " ~ ¢ | ry ' ; > . . rai sewers, water are ready for use, also Paes Past a cniiem jecesiens: | "EE 7 a3 See ’ . | | ES rg side. Warson road. i | : F O R C E D S A L E SS EE | SS ae tion Tagen ate || | rank W. Schramm Company - se SPN — sais iis _ oe aenete i j - j : Oe ie’ = : - bath hard n . } _ ‘igh: ff: te ‘r- (7 * H LAMP" i oA re ; 3. if ‘ SALESMEN N ( ~U. t—a . Arbor Terrace, on - a rate is and eiectric: 1 EAVING PURCHASED Greeuw ay. i rr ? _ : - RSCHOLIMEVER RECO. gewedremmemes BATS ER gee (6 ceo SS ADELE PLACE «= Jeet = 104 N. 7 | as. a en «ee Ole we White Hous, co Teearaph 9 ALBERT T. TERRY & 93 'Cheatent Bost St. Louis F oie by harcwood figors, TUFUACP: | shades 4 , biie SUBURBAN Hi ME LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF pric Nes Se ST ee .4 room, hot-water heat, lot wey -car garage. price rigat on easy Ba es add Bae SENS ania bate Pity , ‘ee t xiv ‘ “O. ‘ Olfax S751.) orice: 2 acc und, & rome A Boom DENNY ROAD AND MANCHESTER ROAD Ay. Pact ne. AS iad a e ~ > rywrN? - . ‘ se . ra , 6. #*5 “ : 4 . » Fe cs ‘ . ~~ + Eave ee issioned Me to Sell to the Highest Bidders at F O R , Lon. COTNTY HOMES. ee 7. eI re still some real burs t . ~~ - PC aad siness, gCQed investment: -ine Houses from $12.1» to $60.900; mat — —$—$_—________ — = - ' v trategic corners whic we ‘wave i tor, Per iy a ‘a at é necialty YOUR LO’ ow HOWE 1S FF _— ats a - HARD is % o pares ’ : a TTT 4 VA CRs ‘ e aes’ we * te ; “OPEN 5 cr ND AY. ie A Limited Number of the Choicest Lots and Bungalows, on BEAUTIFUL HOME es ES ee, AGE ern .| New 6-Room Hom a SUNDAY, JUNE 26 = [Pauls porta en i soul | Ferguson ne 25 ‘ ™ ™ ° i 7 ? 7 ns rs . : . pér ei Wee! « ¢ T} al ¢ : ~s ‘ bh ny “ al eo “9 . ‘ ——— —_—_— U y 7 MOORLANDS ADDITIC N cena ~sponsible part) Su «200 »% “e oar, “ wilLlaM © BC n. Cromwe: Jrive in as ~ é whl roams sand - Rn : .4 a & . Reeaers : ner monty. rk y 7-0 ; us JiBv~a iil. whe . - 3 ~ ii , . ~* ond sd ; T : ~ _ _ 3 “ ao Scie o rT} cep eon : : ; \S.—2% acres may Lee sheath pe on i ; iin ae a on te pure water, ample pol ace protection and ail city utilities. All KW ELD ruiv RRE AL ES’ i “AT E TRU hep f CO. : in y ‘streets ; “pea rape A we : $i ; ; ; ij rn ; 2 lock transportatic ii ama paid for. Come out to the saie Sunday, June 26, at 3 Db» = 1S MAIN 5055-5056. totem beth dal “haries Roc : JP OAMPEORTIOLE BOME : “Rt w SUSAN, AW jen *®- a 5 erg igetinn Betty pe eg Vee BURSABLE BUMS. | on AC] GRAF “2 CASE R'LTY. FERGUSON. MO. A. R. S H | : fe NK AtKE. x. o pe gn te “imite Dark ' +s fue! ert re anes ir. : Burke City subdivision. Fer- ne cn Blakemere piace, © c ee O°} ioe Nort ' Creve a epee oe oe le “3 midet very sttw hose ; der?ul tre 0 co Dunes 360 4 wn RASY TERMS. . ~ \ a a r y Be pi cart cr 2 ‘on % es aie > BUN] bis rf ih ING boul ; Yr) | oe 4 al viene sOcation: ererythinge made: CHESTNUT 2638. : t A021. atte drove. 39 ingalow: ~ Sat : | locator : | rr" a ~AR f ; J r . ; re de an | 4 i 3 : tte ae ? ” . -_ — é ru + . BR : me be 7 : h - ‘ ] ice : ‘ ' os - . ence. JUS. Hina M. i aciede — - oneto eee —_ : ages Bee * lh Ph I ed oe Uelt OO a ae — - ; et ster ae ; eee ss buy ee - Bn : , oy iry ; we 3 ' € UNGALOW—5 rooms, REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY 5tGaLow—New frame. 4 moms. bs st warm Some. J , agg pre Db ALC RES— te : ? ee —— iow I . I hag Micro oa than “rare bargain- $5400. “9 : seme” 00: $100 csab. $135 month { wter . » vauenime en perch of saz : , ASHTON : | ed sum ares finished FERGTSON REALTY | _ COMP ANY. etn atnes ipped: caicke c . | COTTAGE—Brick. 4 Tooms Ist Residences y anted - " 7 . 4 a nt ; re » 4 . ee ° = ’ i . : = a * dil Aa a - , ; ’ , id 2. A ’ x 4 ‘or Adee ] fe, a ec4 —" . ms . ph si ae ‘ rt nee in : Finished Bi wc c 2 a ; ia “LM Lit 13 pi ‘ be: 7 .. ‘ , j - , tpa iiings kn , u rif ts ‘ . r “ - > pe . * > rb i*2 SCHINGER, ~=O8 N. fu 5 ie: : Src boarding heuse. west uit on lots 5¢xl- terms Waibel. own- _ s+. cre afl hail va bi n : | ) ERY etc. Pameeereom brick: 3818 Avandole REALT ‘ r. Pae ¥. mis re a giifjscent tre sonar at : — waver. oo: 8. : Fl “¢ ay ar a min 5 by card ric Florissant : 8 sathee) ~ he 3 Ptne Greve Riverside y Ne — oan tetas : os eo ok ; . rate of *. Bie ® rene W Ester a *) Sli .O el. “STN } TS . o | FINK- ANDERSON > i ‘ | aan PINE LAws RY. ALTY ¢*#.. sie ; “ — FY LA. -a0i—2- room bungalow, is ys . [TA Soe tre *“Ahanr S704. {fe} ' i ; aero, as t-water he rarad t-in tile ; town 16408 a.uW, large at unfinished attick: cas. electria, Be SSS WEEE e Be south oe MGI S244 iad, 10 be. completed purchaser. Key HOME SITES—G0 acres good house, also [Ot S0xi25; pric ce, toilet, ete,: @ real : | U gg rien Mlaggcon = “giores; 10U YM eg aE, at office: orice 3] » to 2 acre tracts: hard road: $150 per ; £90" 3 oanegens —_— | FOR bungalows. collages. flats or § M ‘~! ’ tin oon | 190 . Poal : | . emer 2 -* 29810 f .07: 88a ,UPKiown “fA: > cam ft bWood ix | In Mapiewood or vicinity, see SOME ‘ . + mL mel a ie ee ee : = Leck | to Ch wd gh mre ‘oar | oom aad go Pi gg ‘ ; = a. ; 16 ‘ arge 2s, hall. bath, tie » agg 2883 Sutton av. Hiand $798 -— % +4 +4 ’ 1 - a erg i ‘os * ' 1 . i ; ‘4 é " re a i — 4 } ; i . ; ‘ ae e on s » 7 . . a=? ° ' . ? ' ~ ~ — : " . " . " sit ~ Bs s wh TU ts eT ws ii ‘) ® ' ? 4 : d 5 4, tT?" . ; r ; .¢ “ao ’ : - 2 : I~ . f . , > 7 — _ _ —s — . “ , - nmed aie GERHAR ? 517. -Tocm ay ore A s HOM®E Weta Cou . — ret 3 i) tn ; I I ic ollie , DK : y é id Mista i . ; ‘ a . ay ’ . , —! ¥ orn 53 A lava > 3 : a Se oe = gas. * lectrie. garage: 5U-foss it; — = iy ane ME . ’ stare ' 4 ; ie - ace : } . P " : ii se ‘ 4 . } from “Ek Wood erg”) ‘: ‘Ter Mont mous, + nave two new 3 orecia { eee oe FOR SALE | SUNGALO’ T's. Dositiar nivels from street car. $6900: $ ggg er Precis pri WeCutche ads, all im- | diocks ¢r chestes 2 blocks trom | gue ,on, 100-foot lute. ENNO_ RRAEHE. lectin ACREAGE Bn « rd ~~. * ule auton . ‘ a 3 = “eee ; itis : aah wea ; * 2 en i td : - S. SH Mit. !. : Cds eet . ce a So ern p bale roe ; iDEen : she ‘ Air _ ee: rt te “ J ,?Tmen Ss Mma a aT 1G if "oy . Anenew aie tain @ _ : - pi aoa - oe ae " bio a F aacman ‘ ~ y ‘ > oF i erict ree .. yh Ca . . oes bungalow: _— * conn 2 , } : ; * peste nei'e parr nid ; om 4 ‘ : ‘ ; ~ a . ' * ‘pee hom | arnee like rert ne cash Own CT Das for mid r . -_ « . . , * * . : : ae a . s}. : : 3 . 7 . ; ‘ . . ‘ j — : o- - mm _ z - : a . . : ' Re: inekma . Park. 4 ‘ - ; . - » . ‘ . Ps ned . ‘ s " ” bs in = 1] ,/ i. T ir ¢ Lif? . ; ' . bh | . “ry _— ‘ ~ a n ; a : ’ iif ’ : ~ > oS : : Nace. hartiwood floors. double so a : in? pe . rT? : , + kL © i ’ ' = Ae ‘Weare a “As 3 bts ; cS Orm : a. ~ i0t 50x 140 price low at Bo a ‘ ‘ Beach wood arenue Pin : ’ meg r- Ts . : ‘ ATIACK i . i . pe | ache oe = aaiaial . A os + ror erry ‘ € ‘ a 4 2 ir wa a “ee " ‘ ; - = © a 7 Bichon z o. Ce. 623 c hestnat et 7 ns a. L. aes wel ad chicke? : wn eae race of te Sly BF grey ee TFERSON, (Kirkwood, Mo.) |m se1on. Owner, Thos, xX. O Gorman ACHEAGE—On Natural Boldne | two dincks. See Mr. Armbruster o matter tew humble. $10 cash 501 DARST ROAD. FE ON. : —_ or car. tm ‘s from schooi- —6-room residence, American style stucco; |ty Co.. Hlland 0787. ; ge . : a io . os ; L ss ‘ ‘ eS aN . ass 4 , 2?! ‘ é : as , = m ” ‘ by ’ o ‘% f . . Ee .7 } : ; - : a : ws : i = ~—Troo n! ; ? : } : - . : r. 7°88 Saku Av. - rage: corn t, L2x1 S68; be a aes Se come cae aan ee ep Bn : — OTHER COMPANY WILL BDO. SR age PR oy arge trees and shrubb ¢ most . inie Gama ar ee tere aaa in cane” an oo | i ee AS MUCH FOR YOU AS - a EY ences, on Bard road, 1 chools, car lime, | io, get started reson . desir: HAT OTHE] COMPA WY Witt : 3 . te «* . . a % P on is? 2 —_ a © ts s ‘ ‘ rai its Why a ‘ art “t sey a + i ’ wi. era : 7 ‘ - ’ ’ . Tor = eed ¥ : a ; Ser 124 : Q ii ful irubi > £ Oise bi - : : 2 ; is ’ f; AULKE TRACT oa , am rhunit P ™ . tho P : a siesta - 7 y ; Schwa & BN\« . a , . : La’ ‘ : : . : ‘ * . irnig ‘+ ys > : an ; eat i anc! tes = Tl > + + tk bx” te-ke « OOU . . : ~ ya. I A T EW { 0 D verting Denny road int: leva rd Tae $522 “ down o nent balance ' : — arizcin fan a tenia “ V n : 1: : estricted ree denc erg) > car line block . any ma ai. Aw EAV ER. 7*@1 — Pour- « - aie 7 P ’ a Son road, North av © Heart ne aa at mn ideal place $30 monthiy, 9th and ' S a” omen Lavin Bi She Seanas “eee dae eee ane 7 = inteeek Git tee thie 2o eee oe a (80 CHAT NCEY. 2 ' BUNGA E © secaeeet aa ; , 7 oil acre eens Sa , | mek buneal , nt- ; TEE wo blocks west of q,,S80@ CASH AND Eas 7 aoe Oe St. Louis’ westward Fest ROLE R Me RIDE AN Mla yet 1. A ate : daats as : 3 : j trig ; : . id J . , = ae , - . - . - rooms Carace she , tes 25 m —mauenend om ee ~ ——— nwayr rd. we : te Mar #5 e r hea garsge near } en M: nt i buy one of these new. " a my m= ai profite jumped from house south om Midwar ni | -~- ; - want an a: und Vv needs : on ; ; ' 9 th La . ces ss choo i str ' 4 veraaina, ©: , ger eee rm ‘rick Dungal , BUNGALO W—5 a ea eer ve +“ ~ AX ne } aria’ it Aon ee Twuoie wey — ‘ - - . a . om . A?Ts . . 4 % o {*' os _ ™ ” he f ; : ? ’ , ‘ ; ole : i . . ate ; “ ‘ - : . ales ] ms tile eS . - : . garage: 2 acres. Cail Sunday : mec waag me . _ “= “. wl anc’ Lv per mont ' ™ ay an _— -°o ww pa we - ae : m mocern ' a “a — — s a Page avenue to Wood corner Warseon and : Lt toi i aes ie =a = 7" : ™ zs . ne : M “ a —— - ; tis 7 . we oa , é : . GALA) W— Modern K i pel ¥ «tan vine wo 4 : ; ST“ etenn waco Noes : } ts Page TPD ‘ Ww ts — ee ee ——- acy, 7 * ? ; - ~ : - -= — “ mtthtet! ‘ : 20x66, owerlon diand \= ow wd a ~~ ige® a ue ; dso! “CLARKSON Kirkwoed, terme. Mr. HKoech. Carson and Natural ;; 51 — —t tennis anal = — ee a Sr ‘TD , : Salesmen in offic -: — “OMPANY WILT ie : = - ridge ris. Carsonvilie 5 25 own. be > mnenmtte ‘ “ . pegeethan eset, | 2 ene a. ¢ "wets oR eae _ ay o ara vista Di... bargain. River. ." we 3 as ; iid . ’ te = ~ iy EET — " : ~ 4 > . -_ std reome negr Th mas St »- . " “ BEN ALT NE R & > 2 . . _ 5 ’ ’ CHT} Sts hi tae armil rut : hie pred Insp ion ilies ’ Bedroom on first floor pqpigate, av. off Midiand bi. Call ownes St. Loge (3 blocks north iY not i ty hor h an incon MADGE, 3905 ‘iBrentwdodi——o | laree | parm - it to” Sale | rth rr and a ade drive and sarage: j | Hiliang & 3 a | ¢ Read ’ um | ot > ae I ey bh ar prett: ry ge om om r+ Deat ot , ‘ oa. aaa ra : , one , ar aw payment Na . Rirs- a . > wate ae ’ ME roc trent ne OmMms an ni o t - ~~ 4 had Vere me” ote. se . isa ~ . = Ren a Fh pe : gaan © heights, give efter. 478 ; EUNGALOW—St. Louis County: being sac- | porch. mic wit! de and frui an Fate a ae cee inet ee L HAMMEL. R12 ESTATE CO.. he man who nerer ha SPACIOCS ENGLISH CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. Garf 7 ; ee oniy one year oid a OP lotr 44 ~ : en: - uceiadnieaiins TE ignite med sy ‘yin - 7 ++ rT 2 aR : Ey _ 6-r 1 atu n Woedila@n distmect: 3 : “0, Caaytesia Terr 5. | exes; will sacrifice fx 4 reon 1s 7 = aa ' KEGVLENR > en hie “oes Bemis, ee . 7 Ri ER : ook back at St ‘ts . rent rg) 271 Se rare * - 224e2A - - —- —? a —_ ey OEE rrace. MEHL. GSAL Cra * wom gy AB MER, DU" ERHLENBRINCE ‘otiage of cl lot as ao a : BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN BUNGALOW, “0 , wurefite fee - ; , o> oe cei aoe LOOK AT THIS Re tone perch. tile bath. - show | trae - _ = ware aia T a a rye srt , ’ ' Dice eBid a aa . in en roulk Ducdery reug neu acre . ae 2 ‘Ss oF shrubs end fru a - ae ‘eors: 8~mr e¢arage. all = . Bt NGALOW—My equity i 2&2 new . oe mm cn + o S50! ~ " a , >» os tn : ~ . ow } | : 2} , . . e? ; ' Cnr "ror ~ 2 4 a RTT ING = open ! | . c ' : ; . ~ i 70! be —— _ Mir OO). ) = : . Six]! es, ‘eo ; ; BUNGALOW (South “Sappington.” Mo. )- n: SOx200: near car li : rate, | Mi megern: 100-fort . ¢ Crev : BRASTIAN. Reet pany se L508 Kienien a Seal PALL ARMHOLD 25344 W. Ficrtaman: | D@th. war er. elects ar fore. epee LOS r _ ... -o—4 rooms thoroughiy mod | rooms, ve? brig. . . ‘ ? as wee g . , wt e 5 ‘ ie i? ~ ‘ a P eaioats . - , é ~ NGALOY @_ brick + | 7 garage .arge jet trait. close ts - ei¢eetric = 6 ; ~s . : . oa me ~ - n , = tl *S8° errr | ee | . : ; ie : “ . : , : ; — ; ad sf ° look or arc wood floors. 2%: . = es. an- - oesie- ~aennabie fas ye neo) — ae +? : R f bet 1 Val Buren >: WA hash ~ - - ' ahoo “ mae ce ween aye | — Tae as whe ie 5000 : - a _ ATHA 7619-— Brick ~osidenee as BtuyG Al ow | _ MTs . . " / ; h ‘ Tek . ' ee " as = ; . P : . ; : ' . abi 5 n sil . . . —= 3 ' : a ‘ar J 3 Thurelhe ce &. , ) 2 one ’ - : ’ nen . : . " . : - - . Vek S £ ed : , ' r eae : Poor _ She 3) . +) i. : _ _S ' > ; ; rerace i cory racers. nt niet coe will take | atta. i = ya, 7 riey nines’ 1TOOeI TL: S-rnam > Le nae R 2. A°8 Chestent. — : . : ae om " ts UATE “ry en } : ’ = {c7 t beck south of 7000 hed ., XT - S = . 2 *e, ‘ a» . rt ¢ 5 . ‘7 “ - ra wt ~Onven eTrt t 5 a, ¢} ' * ; *,? ~ . ; ~ _ 7 . - "T "s » fs ah - : t : mad nremiscts ee oe 7 : 4 a oa ~- a al 4 4 own ey a Wie 4 “oe 2942 a ; “ ‘ a? t} : - ay . ai ; 4) SC OOO .s » , ‘ : . . - : : ye - * : i} . :™ qm ia 7" a crc ari etc elpenney Seas ~~ iy Ag Sona bie after taxes this — = - be — ——— i 7 ey ~* ~~, . 3 . m . . ? : ; it ‘ 4 r ; . y 2 : 3 ~*~ - tenggt Sle sea 7 NES R O A18 Chestnut a Pons A Heege. a (“ KEIREWOOD TRIST COMPANY “| JaTRSON -04°—— Bunecslow? a and i, att brick ea — W —— 3 rooms: water. ejects | ; ee uit tine atta ry ' raft ‘ake b: " Q me ‘ . . . bae t asa) rR ” "ear " ec ’ ; - : : “ . ~ aie ——— ; a . =— ‘# %. a 7 ruc? te bat? ea Cir ue Ask for Spar 100 Olive St. ri. S2a00. | ¢ . mi electric: 20 minu . . a [2 Dew modern hor “nome, bat! ENTRAi. 3 nt, “sionial ai | | ~ Ot Pelle ate a4 et teen ee Se ” a atic nd Wateon. + ete A ores ~ on - ~_ , ae wo - REAL ARGAINS miet autifully shaded. in « ai . ‘et n , : eo See ? . Mafia enti : “ne . POM 1 143 in. arms ric , Gare : ast » ai reasotah) ALOW—5 acres. Bevefentaine 4 -- ; — ma 14 a “a hiner oe ~ ' a ak ey gy iy “ > ide: fine 50. ea ved — Trremtern buneaiow garasce mater 4 i bs soe =r) ‘ . . " ; ' ? . . , = “Aon ‘ - , ; See rn é ‘ y on ye . " ™ . th water and electric. er pee and fruit tr os SR 1 cash im ner ; alee ieathds wuri Pecifie Railroad. HANL) 2a. i a q . . a : 2 ae 2 ont . a 1 me he - hhonat Ld ° a a! ™ mo- tert . ' ’ ’ A ° 1 piv, ae ; -* “ie *@ f fe * ~~ e ' _— . = = 7 J it ”~ , -? BPW. L. KIS RETY. co CMfax "RTA ‘ Je ment heautifil :' ee pn an a 22 MR: tan : ‘oom mansion 4 ng} tie mansion that it #. Lawn « «esnfe an wy in Weisberger tertace on Car eee ee | SUIT TeMIOPT ms rn cas nd nesniee FP , \ i) .-VENTENT OG plas —~yapegatigg soccec amd = terraced. 7 a ‘ ~ ‘ po di . _— ejrrncs a aa, 2 ‘ , - > tap : . . . ie ‘ . ain : . ? a « > >. a a 2 Egaers. os Lauior™ ." ca “nm! ry ps 7 wonder aed i ru ‘* ; . ; : ail ee. i» [Trane@portation and , . ee , > 4 ~~ e ~* ° . ’ 7 m™*¢ . be . - . ” ‘ . ; . yy. > your sciection an gr Missiesinp: River. nea aurh , ‘s reat! ' teh ' _ : . r ced ti hurches Specially priced 45 acres, oearty all forest. 1 mile « - = en -- | | , Ntiorn 4 trable buildir im J if $20,000 “WELAH-RERGIE mt. Bax 8-276 Pret. ch. (909) achoole. churche ye | Toome and ser tek warage @a73f “Et at ivan) — | hom eee ae : As ome | S404 iin So 8. Ah le ~- - aon ms : POM. . 3 ‘4 wanting re bet He af 5 reas. in er Webster bale i . ~~; ** Fi ners (~ i . -.. i Din - sete k bunwalow. } ay : * So Ps iia tiene gieeceaie | RE: 7 “— =~ John H. Gundlach & Co. “e = a Flex meth. sunroom. fur ae nie tnt , : rion tory, om brick: he | ington vera ty : CARI G. STIFEL.. Lee end ——e a ial f = : J ae wr hb ah . " rer i ' ; - a) oe 3 ' ‘ ' 2a ane , “ae ea . J $) . Bro atway. TTi eT O52. . kis RLTY 4 NNINGS. FATT! "Hae any a - ‘“ef4ar ~~! eae : ~ . “ a eeyee rot ¢ = ‘at Agents ‘or nears Actes. “co.. Lindell ~300. “ew: ¥ Th Sine further taformacien. oe | 806. ‘Box 6-31, Post- Dispatch, ) | | 401M, Phone — Pkves wertwent Dust

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~ io) SUNDAY. JUNE 26. 1927 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR Satp e,— REFULLY Marvelous New, Modern Suburban Development DIVISION CHOICE LOTS If you prefer just to build, we have what you are looking for in building sites, or if you pre. fer, we wil build for you: come out and look them Over: sireecs, sewers, sidewalks eiectric, gas and water already installed; lots very reasonable. GE INCOME GUARANTEED awe Co. NOTARY PUBLI Solfcx 0149 aaa AY 2D SALE », 25 and 26 bunds. @re assured of further and ts the S: vate. and ai! Gtr “utilities. Al amm Company URCHASED ) PLACE INTERSECTION OF jIANCHEST! ER ROAD to the Highest Bidders a: AUCTION oicest Lots anc Bungalows, on JUNE. 26 This is an unusual opportunity of increasing values and op such ss _€5 early profit. Denn boulevard 100 feet wide. Manchaster the main traffic a | AC tle Place * in Ei abundance of 2 eyes Saie Sunday, June 26, at 2 p. OLLMEYER, Rea! Slaie “etal 10% * Serenth St. . » « SP AMT ee, - 2. ion - en erg ”~ : pa Biskemore - 7268 SARAH + OF trade for a 2-family 4 and im Mapleweod district. street ee etnenenntangees se wPeAvVaEn, T9Ol — F, WEATER _ | GEYER. : Ann WENZLIC EK. 1010 Chestnut Kirkwood N .——Beduction bungalow near Czar. ¢« . LOFT Sle: new tise bath. La - Kirk ¥oO oe Or Der. = WELL TARE nit wowe | THis BEA a. 7 rooms “aa Sun Tr état rs. par eur berior fi imished - Ox17¢ red tile roof: . O: be roof: truly 400 Bose ar. corner of Hose GArtield 1427 = eereed vm™s;, modern nade “A TKa ln ; goo} (cee) P?T} > aa a ae i =s to “a! INK. ANDERSON Co.. HILA! ND BEER ii 3-1 room bungalow. receptieR &*tick: gas. electric. fur- | ber. filets or vacant . see BONME R. HMlliand S708 irra) cottage. wae. b-ti- ac rye « see ath. Tarnace. must oe seen te COlax S751. 7S 5O—F SO) « af *« er ~ nery FO a Ne il > aes room brick, with ®-rar curacr: * fiee home; 5 reom KAMP, 105 N. 7th GArfield 83542 4 ur-reem bungaicw: licerdé — srt ‘ sate eT beat; usa *& ry HUNT RD. ssie— sew © La ‘arom? ower ee Hey PERG > fr “on. Perest 7967 av Grove Bungalow -rri « Ni Lnan wr ae aha PORECL SUNDAY. JUNE _26,_1927: &F 2000 REAL Loi ATE For Sale, Exchange, PROP. FOR SALE Normandy Richmond Hei ghts -_——— owaneeie. ee SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE University City _ Ay piel e! y ile h. hardwood am jeaving Csly. sell urnished fioors: cheap. $200 IKE RENT. ne of U0 fine bathroom; “heat, scree! 1ed-1n ia condition and beau ful $6500, haif and ear line; about Post-Lis yatch. “ jn fine se ce Moos G2: Overland - yluy— b uoekaiOW “ ne Ww: D large rooms nice nt iy bi ock of 7200 5- Loca@). ~=! - jot gux Zs. opel rus m m att brie od — vl Silas i “aie . eric! t v4 Be Briley. 26UI nday, Ww ouae 0 “Bh. awe , Ta Oper s \ ‘ — tT is ee 5 larke Tvoms. b> : 2 be rie abe uk. o4i 8 brieto.. - Al Mo.; ¥ 7a] J —Uveriand, 50x150. 4 — Modern eo Troola | ral +~ a | BRAD! big ‘baser } ily dec . RANKIN, 1450—Lovely home. with beau- tiful grounds. gun parlor. breakfast room. sieeping torch, hot-water heat. double ga- rake: anxious fo sell: business ip otler citv: make offer: ineuire within. RES eNCE—7 rooms, modern, Gouble Jot on corner. Phone 1198 Sunday or after 7 p. m. Wisk, 167o—New ~ biocks south of Big Beud. E. 4. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE 1 | with — ms 5 rooms, modern. $50. Ciayton rd. and west of BOKEKN, Fullerton Pidg. YALE, 1023—Bungalow. 5 rooms. mod- ern; deep jot: garage under building: price $7500, PRoepect 388*. (c83) THIS HOME PAYS FOR ITSELF Yale av.: first house south of Dale: strictiy modern 4-4 room fiat: live in one. rent the nee Aiso 300 feet for ceicken etc. Only $8500: lit- aS? "& OQUINETTE. 706 OPEN SUNDAY 1608 B Biz Bend brick bunga- tiie bath *ardwood floors: ent. large roome; new- oe : sireect made; price f. OUTHWEST REATLY Co.. >. Kingshighway. GRand 7521. Chestnut rd.: 5-roorm furnace, exce lis nt garage; only “a ©309° —ceritice; leaving for West. a pall Brice : on ~ ~etp or wri ’ oe age a 24 ; x Cail i? S 334 Overland. M 50s ent and ee | DUNGALOW—4 rooms J. twOpO sjo8. bot Pine Lawn i— ix -* wise terms. _ oy oot m Hi-toc 4315 ak «0d ; wooms. balhroom: terms. = 6110 peture b: ———— : 5-room . pargain; teriis. modern (Abany O650R. ry 4 New Groom brick: airge ict; priced right. 2; € : , > 3 * oom $3 Li ie a Ww, mai i br pat. 3° " Jot 4. x4 U; mace sirec! yrns. Ch, ts 3620 PJNE GROVE. Pr uCcCcY i ric se ee a at ae int, 2-Car garace. f. Dickmann KR. E. Co., on 23 Chestnut. PINE LAWN - 9h a ge ce “ae ris. GANIGER. ‘Realtor, tee ¢ 2-TOO ery i af ae ‘*hestnt TD. on¢ 1%. cash, ba VISE LAWN BU: NGA ALO wants fic! ; tile a. har a ct D ix ‘ OTT. RLTY. co - LAWN BU NGALOWS. grit Mano: a sy.. Sroom reside se fruit trees. chicken . 835 'Manola ay. Ps c ? - bt i? , path. furnace. garai stuful sh new BWIUNES ari * ¥% 1G- DISCHLS vith wTT Tos 4000—5 - ® f rs 2 nouse. nee, bat (QGlfax 8751. | +h a4, ga- ade ‘-~ bh rare. ave oume. ort jitas Gist eT ay. FORCED Bie SELL 4-7 n bmck qUulCa TsT BE SOLD . (ONCE. Owner Leaving place, on wal Bndge anc one —_ mm Tr ;4ern &-! 26TD - _— “FEINBERG & JONES. RE AL — CSURE B. ARG. AIN ck Bungalow Wo od Av. PINE LAWN 3°83 Cc PINE LAWN REALTY CO. MUST 4 SACRIF ICE John’s Station a j= @l kas and electric: ais 0.8, Bt make offer. St Ores and St. 9008 BURIAN AV. peer wit? 4) an. 4 t? wr by 4 “\ ad right Kor. L as. 618. ‘Chestnut_ ’ Cc ha OLDEN '¢ ig? v rT) fixT AS a 5 WALTER KOI TAS. 616 € hestnnt. John’s Station Trié fine } ca- ¥ - ec: Eminence and AR EAL Bi ARG! Ur niversity y_City . ri. ; | ae \ Mi 651 - ; T | ) ae LIN DEI Asia ovr ane , Cio “ gar Kingsbury. University west of Mid- KAMP (OTs Warren. near - BS 160; alco (€ olgate. 50x15 Lniversity Park Tt! dtreet GArfield 8542. nes: y . NORTHMOOR DRIVE ry ; nuz2a vy rire +> s? > coo * . ® «a a : $300 CAS ~~" > fi reduced. { Cc) $300 — Lif U 500. CAbans 7120. east of G 50 Foote at Rock ant ieeshe Webster 00x15 ollege a Bacon at Kock Hill, 24 acres, be | Jow., hot-water /|_ W Eb- | bungalow and | ciuse 10 | cy Witheter 3080W tig x Kirkham, 485x15@. 638x180... 1500 cocoe & Wellston BUNGALOW—New err Cc mvenient Lo Churches; ike rezit TUMROY 4-room SLreect car *.. _ ment. 652 " Easton. brick: mod- stores and balance (cfi2 ; | BUXNGALUW—tolti Mount. 4 furnace, water, gas, | aud se were. + » S| ig DL. se. bome at @ beargail. Vi.eucd “DUES BEAUTIFUL SHEUBBE KY IMPROVE APVEARANCE:? of trie nMrecLiiesi a and pi hh f ER LEHE, W Five KED TILL —*) dan u no ng Deets: Oar 3 a i’ priced uncer ENNO if ter 31457 ROOF Y Feoiws re ys FE t sp —, 4% on iy wr » a . = . ia WSU Ti¢ 4 wae 4, ea - ° a . ’ wo trent -~* . ‘ o‘’ LEAVING TOWN. cr, {oe lard 4 . - re “al ror vey WEBSTER G BON ES. D bungalow mse eunt - pat FArhi ane LPreesr aArge t and WEbseter 196] W. 700 } SIKVIE W—Modern J-room, 2 sieep- ing porches, breakfast and sunroom; large living and dining rum; garage. KAMP. 10% NN. Tth st. GArfieid 8542. dands 3 reorme new: natrted GArfield B42 654 MARSHALL sesrenue; fornace: iot DOxi tS 105 ~. san etree’ " cohs Rite Co. Lindel! TRO PRICE REDU' CED a: el = 7 ory —_ : ays - = ¢ rae: TwMiT ASD FUNICE—Biek orth of Marehal #* 4-com & hopes low 745 “. Tth atr = =. wren’ .ne? Pings 2 Greham ovuer Wenster Groves. 2 DANDY WESTER BUNGALOWS a o9-11 GREELES AVE ‘ 4 ar ts : .s - OD a+ «4 . 9, Wess i Aii us FRR: ty , | ‘sr — 3) ‘y ER REALTY © ravoi¢e ee: beantifu! sherry ood JAS. C. hot-water GROVES HOME. to £7 50 v WEB*TIR Red: seed poe ee yy el 7 | > _-.BEAUTIES— 550 AND 3568 OLIVE COURT. rooms each: all modern conveniene- priced right: terme to suit: adjoins Sherwood Forest. Dbrive one west and one blerk south from Drive and Sheffield av. MORFIT. 718 E. Bits BENT RP). Six hloek 0 Cash. Balance Like Rent . , + . tT : ‘tT ae REAL BUY 104 &. — Hill rd.: 8 rdéms, 2 baths, hm 2-ur garage large iot; to - reneonabie terme. MOKFIT. 718 EF. Bits BEND RD. a eRe > , wtetinie “5553 ELLA 1 block west Hodiamont. 1 Minerva: ote conve tion ic mdition: Thon re {605M bal ance room brick. iike rent ys x AME —- iis. * 4 _rooms, INS. Conc! ete cellar. bath a 2737 BACUN—Modern 5-room brick ; ear 5OOU. good TJth atreet. garege; condition; 8&5 ] 05 N. AMP, GArfield 8342. ry ‘ /--- = ae — fheetnnot, * . T i. GRAN] J * -- , ores oT ris “err 2t *. "ey F “ RES SERLY. bath. furnace. street ane mre ‘ere ‘anaes -. LEF.- (, a ee [Ri 0 —4-family. — 4 rootm. aller rreerte “HERMES ELT. Fr ESS. on PX1M gto} - a i KNICKMEYFR-FLEER RLTY. a «se F | Pe’ Y« % ino® army? tag 2 LINC OLS FRAME "2061 WODpFrRS eT i ALAS. ut ARASTE rD ASEEATOS ROOF. rr Fal rr Pee ga rare rEict FOR ot kK “SALP ONLY sim MORRIS AACH E_! = C9). .:.-" wn, Cheat nat Bg pe - nares 4 ¥ a ‘re . r JAC ORS Agent, SOCKTH MARKET. het water bent! are heat. = 7 . 4644— T tinee'a. rearnre an 7 'r _DISCHINGER. @ROR N. Grand. BROOM COTTAGE, £506 DOWN i this NEAR PAIRGROUND Most Gew#iratie 6-roorm nm anxious to sell M ise : - -% 7 ai ss | Simon. LAcieds af 14, -atory brick: elec. | 2103 Mi ullesp! iy. ; ' oe won cp} fric- danc ry j w ee be aa wart PAUL d JARZEMSKY. REALTOR, “ | eee 50% St Louis TYler 0439. (¢62) NEW BUNGALOWS | 1135 Veronica, one lett: opposite | Baden five large. light | floors, furnace, | only School bath, ha ene cary ter ITF RP. wr N PR way. GRE ULICH’S NEW BUNGALOWS 97 Sold—Starting 10 More 6 ROOMS—2 Floors—$3850 ROOMS—1 Floor—$8450 ROOMS—1 Floor—$7750 ROOMS—1 Floor—$6750 north of had ge av.. Larat or Wr is ti ot homeowner's location: nute trein eervice electric anc ef ' new easy terme: e financing . . , . Gren¢4 and Bulliivan —4-91 re OTD DTick mero ec reene, Lindel) 78098. eu. CO.., Mh KUHS KLTY. j etj a®* & Leali AO os , e Stee gee e sf P= , > r . ear ar ‘ v6 pF) om Stic «Tin K-®COTT 3] nea -—?' ivuvV. KLTY. ©O. COlfax #751. one De CA ety: re ar whe hoole ‘aot oh apches wrme —T a 2 ihe ~? oaTme tt etuaee | ae *® 2 ar for eg immiasion, Mee hot-w ete? —y 2 - + ace to SERVICE DIRECTORY — corrected daily — where readers can quickly reach expert workers and profes 4 - al Sic és pet pit. is the big EMPLOYMENT Csude men and women ecrcing ited ems ploy- ers calling for he): 7 Here a: ¢ POR SALES and - NANTED & / Furniture, Avutc Instruments, in thing of value, boug! t and seid Ther big HOT and [OME Guide — Board ng. Por Rents, Real Estate and the Fares Lists. INANCIAL ress Opport rer tie8' are offered and made ness opemngs presented, and investment of por tutstes catalogued. Should Your Particular Need Not Be Listed, Phone Your Want MAin 111] ii -- The ard teas ; /evnadie Ol) $15 Chestuut et i GERALDINE. S020—4100m brick. ‘ture bace, Dalh, alse SrTrvem iframe collage ip ut prog tt ontene: S0vvlv, any rea UOMmitted. WiLL C, 1 Wiss MATH a, 299 SN. GRAND D, thle LAGS bs 45. _ Mvucitt swells bunganaww, taa orownas peighborhood, $50 cash $ov per month, rice $0000, WiLLJIAM BitCh. CApany Gobl, ted) HAMILIUN, 575U—Collige m geod cum dition; Z garages; jot 5ual2 HAMILIVUN. obbel——Neat oo TrOo0m electric, gas. etc.; lot o0alito. premises, $2750: $o00 cath down KEANE & FRANKE. JOUR Chestout. s3u0 CASH—85i.00 MUSITHL) 63106 Hamilton: path. furnace, electri gas. 4-rcum bungalow; newly painied aa papered: wonderiul buy, price $4500, KOULKT ck. CU... Upen pubcays. Rotin and W, . Fivrisant (OMax 5005 HARNEY. 1022—Colonial cottage, with all Cwi ive hieuces HODIAMUNL, 5250—West Walnset Mana- or, 4-r00m Dulgajow , mo: Jern., bargain JANnd, YRBKS—~bUbEcalOW, § ToOTIs, hey eri. lot 41x%128; Gouble garage: §4500;5 SoUU caueh; terms cheaper an rent. OOl fux 40tid it KENNERLY, 4501—G-reom frame; pare cain, LEE-S -h4 HPLAaMEN S, G KENAEKLY., $6x2—¢-r00m brick cottage! 7 35250: haif caeh, rest ike ret. E-go5. Post Vispaete >KOOM BHICK CUTTAG S708 Kennerly: bath, eieetric, lurnece, reai bu see th , sure, KOK , Liv 3 a*. 5 -2, 56-BROUM MODERN—65500. Kennerly av.: brick cottage; & reception hail, bath, electric, ture — ek.; made; ouly $550U, coltage; uwnher of 5766 TOO lua, Lace, cuny ler | MAUI ket “LUSTKANDL, 506 Chestnut st 1 505-—4 room brick, F miecrk, kas. a eramaett eee th today sure. KOER' — i Ov.. Open Mundaye. ‘ : : Bevin _ and Vliaz £505, HERE'S YOUR BARGAIN 4456 Leduc et., 4 nice roome: very mod- > — Koud cunp4Gitien: cosy home; * LUETE, 110 N. STH. MAIN 4258.59 LEE AVE... 40i2—New modern 6 routes | elie hig Ot, Les whabie texme, lot J0xz | LEXINGTON. 4561 — Mudern rooms | large #um room, garage, erin, wear? ww. List UN. 4¥60—Mrick bungaiow. & rovme auc hath murege $390 LOWS i}. Lai iburn, = rome cottage. Cine eon@l- om 4920 lLiot fitbicd Yi b612— —— ern brick bungalow; warage: Pgh | Kaston ang Hodiamont; $20. Clay ion ‘is MAFrYFITT. 4546—5-room brick. furnace, beth. gerage: priced to eell: email pery- ment down MAFYITT. Oi88 rooms, tile bath garage. Near mhools. churchts, et Terme Call FOUrest 0465, MARC #. £430—RNew modern [ f r ~ , New —— bucge n MPa vm me “fesea. ym car ine, ve roormet 4roow a ttion today. 10 Chestnut. MAMGAHKETIE bungaiv®. open (MHNET & ine HG. J for ZEST i + cw 5 ndetel fioors, turn KNic k MEYERS ER KLTY at Y, pe. izy &. Urend. ATTUENTION—4 ATHOLAC FAMILY £5"1 Octavia: beeutiful home s4)clm- ing Catholic Chureh and sehool with 6 Deautifuily decorated rooms and sunr: tle beth hardwood floofs, turmeace: lo pOKLE, he ey corh, balance Mike. rent; ME “hia TY C0. Coles i] | ad OHMEVEM: Fiorigean: and rye i, roome tile bath, flours. pew peiahbornecd:, Bt. eee SE k avs iV Eye RLTY, & INV. C0, 4 &ra 3 harwood and hoger me Tym tet aed oniy $100 Gown. oF t. Mise = wos | bath. garage: car jot ae firet pa vinen TYier 1700W. after 3B. (e7) QUEENS, 6471-6 POUTDS . hardwood fioots hot weter heat garage. Price re- duced for jmmediate emi sale. jg) HAVESSWOOD, 4825-4 rooms, 67-itoot j srt iS*. a eee ETT YuRG— rgvia 8 mocern 1 ae) ee Awe Cheap HOWARD ¥. KEIAPY, 2619 ORAYOIS, ~ SKIN, 8974—evely . a Tinta 4oah, p to date Jet ai POSING ABH Se eT ATT EMT. nealtery At RAMEN IU, $061--6-190m_ bre ots' the bate furmece. $100 casn and (sper te) TAMENTO. 4272-6 roome, tile beth, n & -ar garage lot 452120. etreets omnes venta offer. FAL ‘t). Ct perhe-tee y bungalow rook | ae od Pg tote taserett, woteatr fornece. tle be Bes ang “ia ehowere, OD t a large clothes and and wail: bwiot ree enti re kitchen wall; woerd: «f) «¢ the abeve for ibasence of $4975 & einai meonthy mente builder ent owner LOOK AT THIS. San Praenceeee: bath a reel ¥. foom bean otter wer tos. “~~ #5 & foone fleors. twrawtil« a err meet rig WALTER ROLLA. ” 13 44 i et | tengelioe Weseut Pers, ne — - onatie offer ret veed FHEKLA rt 1 OOm erie *. be ae yee ae furnace rf : Ta or , & EHMLENEMINCK LAr (Fetrat 2OG4 fr ee Laevr 7 Tuee af r «ome. formas, beth. emctre, parase, oreme § 509, eres. Fr. — CORN WAIL ‘ ree rty—sOKT La pA. ‘* Thekis 4 fe ferry ie is be ~ varage, Sanntnen otra “ aay (9. fetes Ts" r -_ ar wr reve, {retpe tet WIAMMATH, 2938 _N. ORAZB, 7K... 4 Tonnes rame furhacs, é; A oad cbt. ast Bs} 4 wi-w cre pina porch, weebwors : sie barge? Py +) tirtcn ‘aj 6% TY vue, street, farhece etreste eee 71571 Motes, $-se0m every ore tet wkee . oi fat of *stemt ground; | Fiz eH | gore trace tar ct tat A &@P TPR Pee as : B (fee AR “* ? ee bs Mx YP . Sore s eS) *i@ Jenet hes. opm Gaby eanith, | A, A A, ee sre cea © AOR cere ays a SS a a ee ee 4 EP RE NR le ae eee ponies REA Peerage NA OA I Anata» nM LN NER AE SRR MICE reborn. SS CRN DIE Et REN eed ee ll steele amet eee aieiten ca any yee tual: Bg EN A age Ud is, oe shen 14 Siders Al iain YE ae xs BO. nk W by bs a PLQH Os gi Peter tr | EE Abies sateen dis 8 MENG ie Hove ia 2, “ Mint Pe a! eres DSM es RS Rene NO he ite pin Sten bottle nee PRD INS mee RINNE HH m6 ates SRW eT Aapis Deas beis eae Says ag hy Se ee OR ted lly © ha tea tty WO Basle ve G8 SE rg pte PSD — & - &*® ne “ = * we * ini + oon - a & ates

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: 10B ST. LOUIS 85-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today._ POST-DISPATCH. COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND CcoTT > COTTAGES | 'N : ~~ OTTAGES ; BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ; BUNGALOWS AND A BL NGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES 8UNGALOWS AND C 2 hg as Baggot Fer Sele or € For Sal For Sale se oes p aeecll aor seem , “South ——— ~ South ~ South — South South Bae Southwest wv - = as a . 7 ae aa a ; _ - ee *. : fe “ ° - - 37 er — ms - > * . at ’ i ASI Bink AS 4yno—/ POOR. hot-water NEW BL NG ATA Ww s , ‘“~ “ain See ownetT ed -- 7 — - 1 on- medern: Omi : $611 Loughbersug . xi3sT. S beg’ bata: $4300- term: H PAYMENT = ~—ea1a | Waieot arsena:)-_™>. A. * = er 2 © wae Fond ' 2 _—— ; “4 Sac aT é : a = e “ T22 3724 Deller st.. just west oc! eet brick. saree: - ait \va¥ & SHIO-] : conte on awie. ° . e.. Ome om §4ree° r - \A ji Prep iiest 'oOrms: tlle Biversije 435! >4 - f —s = 7) Sila eatin , ee > mscoramtes od - _ U-= = —— . rn iD ' y) i} = Fg mE = net Six TOOmS, co gpa toca agen rig Ute SS Sita. £1 3p-—S oem ~=mocern bunes- ‘CHRISTIAN BRINKEOP EF E. CO. BANWSS. ~S-~ james terme to suit. See vi! 2) RiP Ke \F fet it ANH Aw? a oe 6c —_ — #9092 > aneyver: 2 Mis, O68, 2 w. side rive. first-class condition: bar 'gge01 S. Graad LaAriede 3940-41. (cB) $i(u casa. oo Tieorcide 7347TM : ' : ; | ' ' iT : , ; ; : ? : Mc rar a : >t . : = 7 7 ~—/ t ' ° ° . > & COIR ED AUN aR. Sane SENG. Ses y : 4 hae, » tee 2S inn ee Sa Se eee Me RRB eat a RL NS ORR ba eGo dl oS. 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ATEF r l~aaTr wrarsgcvre iTS... 2 —% rhs => 22 4 OS : “ - me Ss — -_ : - :' - . ion « SOOT ra" ~ rer & &. e sua: Dar- y tor a’i these tdes ea, MALUWOOd 110 HOt-Water Leal, Eaidet. --+ i ee ne Eoders. ga- 3a l-car garage: get car walka, shed. Price $4000. ss —sSs'| mest. CAbany 7615W. MES. JOS EMITTER |” Ww ATSOS. o ROCERE rs a. Park, OU set all these iceqis. supe f - _ ‘ are “s a ‘ . Bs “ 7 ) ms ~” = ~ 4 ~ ae e a2 > 7 = lied , " 7” se acai 5 ~ — . ehance to own a home at builder’s price. Terms to ge: tie f wet foc. Se egy ag ee: sHeteful mame | Mi BAMMEL. REAL S8TaTs Co noo: * and these are ‘ne tings (cat come “ ~ 7 he a | ii a - ” : . : . = y . . - 44 , : a . s , _ - ~ “ns ~ 7 - , . us ik side 13%. = os ape nt lice Ri 9: te 6721 & “oad Way Vp mwyAY cincemcHw A is. oo & ; a De” Sea oe a Tp : 25 ¥ ns ) - OPEN TODAY ‘ FACING Slit. ai€f@sman on nremisers mn tf Tari to wnsnectTt Bi SUALGW—tirasess and Denny ra: o ere ar 2 TALLACE, 43563—i'ozy reer modern ~——" T 7 BrSNGALOW. SIDE DRIVE - | a ; ;? . a A . ~ rors $s = hin en La +5 Pa = rane iscus Realty Com] aN Nice 4 roeme atc basement. “ireet and 6 ‘ v _ om « oo —s ’ zor" - = a : r ratte 4 vn ene -- > ee wet tle . ONE FLOOR BI \GALOW®W. New 5Sr20m matt oe : > a ‘ - = ~ . “ ~~ e = ro : e ~ - - ‘“ WE bad - *» +> > + tw , are Se , #- , ‘ q } , ; =; US = . ~— : Bn. A/S - - «@ hae . =. >: ; canal = se =O . : : Ry ASs _? 7 } Ws 2 aot He a aa alie’ made et o8@s [44 bt. Bux i,- Loe. " eee a — : 2 of . 2g a. i nga = ear baths fren aces _ te ny floers Porta ce ae S33 K: ox roums an Tees ase a oe ar Wet geet “2Pr 7 woud floor, , . oe 4 ~ a . g & Part : Si 4 . HES i N ey | ~ TH REE ‘ f Poest-DMispatenh a _— ——_— : - on . — beauties inepect See Ps eauti ful terraced arcs aa y ~~ moderr every Was geen 3 caraet ests hina coset. Seagtifal : _ = el oe: ae Boa = Mee bie LLiW—For 3- ee eee ee ee Rrneri Weber, 3599 %. Grand LAc. 9544. x CR Se ee eS ee t. 40x 120 a. aa 90023. Grand 2urce. sruli cenat : a. : : scape eeeeienai —— . . work. 2 — + Anthor ar eveland High Schoo + - =M . cae | ehatie , . + : $2 aio a or a “4 aa a “— — > 7 S “ ” on 3 a « mm a del 4 » ae —_—_—_ ” a> & A, ? eas +. * ~_ o _ 6 sails iene in — aa rs moms = ‘ « “Ri ae » ied * *” — f Neeen nnn aenenenenaantl i +: 3 ; Sa « ma - rvoe . : _— 45515 " : 7 -s-age. priced to s 44 sma as Ayu — R... nd Arse poursel! * © OOo C—O— 4 34 Se ene — -~—awene — is — - . 4 . — ~ : . —_ e 4 = s - —— . ~_ — in . . - -- ~~ - 7 = “ —— ws - = 4 : _— a i ui T a TT? Ww «warat7r rTrA” ome 1 o rahiz FOrest ~ Sra : BUSGALOW BARGAIN. os & a ond “o0rs: garage. Oul-cer — ee ee Ri f i . R .- 4 > +i q -*, . 2 ' w : ; . oe eS, a : : . gee - et -~ +# VW = " anc e ~ ~ 2 3% FoeeaeieseTtts4aN RPIVaCyS F Tr =~ ru + 1 ———— wi @ a, ; —_ Ut street Sasa vr ; 4 s ere F = - a 7 and ia. ) or 4. " . 1B bee my ; . é = . = ee 4 ; - : --- : - F - lin - : —~++- - oo : . -> . ry % 3 : . a os > . -_-*., a 4 ; ‘ » & . . + - " ————— - emerge ter . — : oe » ‘ : Ba : ONLY TWO LEFT OUT OF FOUR a , ‘ : untae IE B LaAciede 8648 = a — wee F igt2—onesow § ~aoms: FRED W. GELAN \ REALTY s Ia 3. m4 z - ¢ : - 4 % i * ok ad ~ th oe . 4 > . . s a ; wi " _ “oo % e : rs . as ~ * 5 i Sei , son ©) tae Pad & > psn _ mar L i—_ , erm 4 ' ea AIT aULLeuL 8 aisiSii- i Fe scar carat 2 ee RIVER“IVE 2a) | = a 6S sa 34,6 ff" 7 : : —S - = be : ——_—— ~ : aa > » & . Mr wr wWrea~, TAT oS 6. Tid : ; 2 f oO ? Sout! R | > ee ey t20U+-Up UM Et A SLIiNEE ‘ “Ke > hea WATSON-OROTRAKE REALTORS gg = tien — a oo wanda tc BRICK BLNGALOUWS —— SSS oem «UCrick © 6c On the Bi, d—sedern = ee ew Gane North and Seuth Road, ut : -_ rs ; ‘ . ' - ~ -+4 . e . , — a ati + ~~ — « - ~ ~ ~ . &, S i - - . _ = a ae % > ~ ra > - 4 .* >. * ~ " —~ _~ = _— - . 7 = - te re. - ee : . i. TF? > Pp» rT Y “We a ies : garere* fea : lad +4 {aS m . on WAT“ON-OROURKE REALTORS oS 3S ee, — conan, one -acs r wenis quick : W nas You il Bek easantly ae a 4 sep he we" SeAIITII | be Peep YF Db =— rg +t a } . - _ . ao : , —— : io : = mi cte 4 ve rats, at Be eet 3 harcdwd (sours ur " > oR o wine 2 nace "se raee eee te trees. ; t vw Lr=oN- Revit RAF | 11LT ‘ . : a 4 - - — - = ~ = . - 7 ™ . 4™MILY - " . = 7 if 2 ™= — — a? — : © ¢ ; —_ ais “> et “ . . . me i : é — waraic nt ~ as = . os we neal oo made irener = a - 4 * re eh Abel wat? 5 . , 4 r » eee pes ioF epe- i OR LARGE f ' pow) - aS duet, §— ie er bw bin vee 274 - S Wa Us. até Sa A ke or 4 »! - hs 4 i i se © +- i sk | . pe : . > . peat + pet a im & »* _— . . ww py = ~~ = _ ' + E) . + 42 Oe Na Ae Ls g] et % . a a ina . a: es. . co eS aN s ~ ea * in” . he E eo 5 " fr . - 7 = - e ys ~ = = > = RAT. $34 Main $551, $16 Chestnut st. Main 4552.) j“yean ap, See Mr. Canca with} Five rome, Oo? oe Nicely Decorated. Houses @ ae > = - a : ; - - 7. ~ 7 3 : wa - - - ° roe ¥ = ng ter 4 25% Sika os fa = ; = Ss os : ae ae | i? i” ta” vryr Ey fT Ww “ LAs +: ; —— ~beang > . ” Pe hen : ar sae. Ti. O'S - , ‘ ; “ ~~ A | - tal } “ ’ —— ike fF B ims iz , . . ee % 5 r ™~ . —— >> 7 * -~ ~~ _ > ~~ — an ~~ - ‘i i _" a - + bof 4 2 e _ -— os # DO NOT FAIZ 7 SEE THES rODATY. ; u : 2 Ste ne punrcaicw - s bath nace A REAL Bt} Priced to se 4ream mode-n tlagre s22 LINDENWooD PF : FEDERER Ki ne ; : i ne LEAR . MM ae eel ae eh A WELLS > | ete.- t 4 $ : ss a UWNER ANNIOTS TH SELL An. © quences: feet and aucy mace NON-RESIL DE. MI OWNFE =~ SELL. Prioamee: 1519 eGR \ J \ os ; -apTT a . ie 8 canine 5 éixx—4 BZ — — —_ —_____— er ere eweal ry ag A we + 4) COTTAGE SOUTH aac’. ¢aine- ; ‘ ee: "326 =: hestaat BEAUTIFLL 5R00M A SEALTORS a be > \ i 3 i] ’ \ ¢ ; > wee AT ~~ | “4 {i ¢) 28 2s s . — ‘ —_ . . 7 = i= = — . : ~ - Zk ce WORRIs A14CH ER. co —— = . He >. Li : ee . MOEAS Dari ac ’ “TT rick. 2th LRTHt& = a v! . ~ : Peis . 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Ses as et - vr “7 [= ~ « - a= a ' . e $3 sv terms buy ly Bi { STIL rue =f bk THE ne ‘ #9 2% SEW BRIC x Bt NG ee r 2 : a ~s +e ~ ; ~ . Ny /e—" vy — r 5 1LIY BILLs REALTY Ct =m A er w OU rs Par $1 dewn and $1 per week or Wacm ory ENS nA CleGe Ae : —_ —_— t ; 3 -_ Re i} ei Se ; i 2 ms : e : a . : -_ Ma s56F: | EDdeo ae ~ - dood SS macs pane = r ‘ —_ ™ Zn sea es - . + — . smal ns lh e i _— " , — " > ad . . ‘ , ’ P is es tat ’ ” z a ———— = — = : = ‘ : = ve «ia anes = i cS : ~ Pparinent Dian ‘ t DUTinge. ¥ : - — os grg > - OTD rick. PRETTY HO “i —s™_eug_ ar Wis aL ow. 5 rT —s 35- Ft. Laruw ee rs © Vai, Las, ' ¢ ST2aii‘ pave & -- Ase ‘ . —— oe ee oa. 5 =OT ATER HEAT ne tos aa ” BARB AW. A ee ae ag a OPEN. TODAY 2 to s TILE WALL BATH. CRISTrAL - . - ~ : : ~~—_- - ~ ? - - = - ~ > er | > a = ” sca a - + - ~ * - ~ _ iad ~ eg ~~ = =F a S eS -_ ° } 1 ae - — , en | ' a - pa RI! Ps HT? i RIVFR-IDFE &? 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S544 “4 ‘ Ses ang 906 Ts 3 THis BE. al TiFt L oe oe VW ZEN 24 wes dhée t rr oe a Nad Bis LLOW PRatka Tu SELL ~ ; - do \ Fost 4413>—4-reem Arick buncnale= EXCELLENT ‘¢ uN DIT! ‘ > wick Sa&se: VETS easy terms. = +4 “aries “es Reeiiitattinla -Otiage. =o Deca ae , " ; me a5 Ny ee | 2° z oe - . , 2 re - - ao iT ce a4 aite griie * car Eur ze arTirae- NE ik — Hikes ‘ Itt Fes ri * - i{~\ [> t Lz. ai. jes ae ‘ =" ” ; _ joer - — : sO THW ist REALTY es 4 : >, oe Seopa ¥ ; * ° . "ne : . => > - ™ r) “yey ~ ‘a ’ — _ . = ; A | eek ign . ; =” WwW a> + ' mi ‘E! } TO - . Ss ¥ Bee ) * * : ‘ . “es Ce . Sith A-SCOTT KLT’. ¢ Olfax £751 r 1 mw Ss; Tes VUICR SALE WANTED >* ~ a - +e = S a we . : e ' ; YECERYT > > % ow 1 . Ec = += sii ‘ recy r wnuelr . . tamne §o 5 a1) .S. 5Doxk & - ineicnis REASONABLE PRM ED BLNGALON- : 2 > 4474 mealcw TECREL. FARWRSON & CO. INC., a : : Bome we WANTED. Bn a ” ‘ = _ . —_ oa a at i ae . : F : : ae Vie . - . Ss - ae ~' —" ~ : a ies 7 aes ' - : _ eas oo ad ~ > as . 2 4 ° ~~ » a “2 2 4 kee . vi . ‘ ; i> Bure . Sos E. FP. SENNIGER. Eesiter, T22 Chesteut. LEE! . s Riverside 29 , 2 _ SJ01 ARTHUR. ONLY 34000. ‘ga-c8. FSraE payments «6S ment: barca: sre J } © Be. i ’ ; = ‘ » on . a . . ‘ ‘—« Be ers 4 > a a= - er! . a - ¥, i s : : , a 4449 DEL , , . Ben . o , zi . - >= - » B, rx. : r ‘ *cden o = sasc¢ Wart wu / RE JIM BU NGALO ; eee ee "= ~ - ' Fe 4, r rms tGug? °& ea 2 . te . > rt _&* - ; - = —- ‘einai steel a me ‘ ‘ - a -~ ss , . ~ = ; Le same ’ . : — ' 2 : sit : ‘ - . — : . ' , . > Lakh + NM CU... @82ai 3B BMissQruies ee ® j > : si Lint ass | - : warns €4 SDR | spect 15% Re as il ijODERN BRICK COTTAGE $350 = ‘ ‘tast. sum. recent wh _ Marmacuke um eg - % . SM aad et? MES ? r 2s '- =a ‘ ms : - "OT 2 een “ af —4 . : a ete . ms. mane Near Schuol. Broadway and Beilef ont aine - French ‘'ite* ol thetic ie Sem. Sor THAMPTON BARGAIN new -eonted and decorated: ’s eae a4 Ae : Tk ‘ at aoe is 2 . ik: ettiee were 47 : SS gees — omens iin. . s > — - ' : ” emer o PRs : . a ae Tus ~ ACS a calow. of 6 rooms, sicemng porch. Bot pt a Sn l0l¢@ Chestnet. ¢ y ~ ‘ ~ : ane a a 4 - — : - * s ; = mstial ™ > - e Aeris @ ‘3 d a et : ~ - i = . = our @ ae cs ss ~~ > + ¢ e tore va at usslidt iia ‘ a “a ° ? TT >t SUR.NH ~!1 FS ~ ae 2. &e aS =e at é : 18 " a agp WATs=OS~) ROL RAF Reaite a : ae “ Y\ECc REI E. AR If kSe “ & (it Iwt . ae aa ee a ee t-Water heat car act +? 33 mig Bulla Bet er Bult ~ e SE «ee. AS . *3 . ~ >. es ; . wier "~ Irs i :uT . Gi - meth mart “+ | _ Woo SD Pr we . 7 ey : ; es : - = err BALI ’ en : i “" , orwek DUngakew hardweed fours tile 5. ' } e dresses ; mun 29° Si - a iis & Five of the finest >recam 4 ‘ ~ — ‘ . - 4 ~ _ -~-* ** : . 44 ~_— ee - S~« = J ducted h . - 7~ , - - ”~ ~ . P « =fte® wt ct i mi. 8 ib ‘ i +t? 1X - i 7 . : a ’ ad eS ry = a hath sponte across wer’ nema ~_ silt - © > =e be Gh mine : 7 PR o- aclTeenrs an = : aic ir eves an ee ee ee | : $3 . 7r2 64 rt — bath. porch ; front. copper screens, . _ Bot-wat * " es eS SS ee wt. im ‘é Bs * t ai ; +e bB sa" uA . ‘ ns v - ves . . . ce 2 : _ “MBM: ss Tt 1s2an @~yrult : : tena? 454 De. " i = = - i = ad ss ~ « —oo 7 Se * - - — ) ; — DRESDEN. 4410—5-roem brick bunzuiew " ‘ r street. Part cash balance monti Se «ee eee ~Tewom sa* rents Lous It will par you oe “ 5 : _- . - — . . . S amai badd *} ~ sani. - - ‘ _ - - 1 P een _ > - ~~, ’ ° tr: : ‘ . » > —— « 4 x * - . . re ; ee 7 ne es -_ : 4 ue — _ rs er 7 + - ¢ beat ° Tyrrel Wt eee? Z oore, urn - R:- . The we? he ryan = met’ hy wt T is =. eas Je S. } . x . oo : te - mirng -— =~ ‘ FEL REA . a) ‘ : a . - 7 — . ~ 5 . 2? d . ’ ' i st : ~ P .* ca? _ : “ a « ‘ é een - — “e te or . * ays : e> Timur ad . Fas bs vow. fuesmat - : - ~ — —_ 2. : “ Se s = es nF a aan ' = . - y ~ =? - ; = —— - _ a > 4 ‘e ; , 3) : " “? ~ : nk ‘ . ss = $s amd t DETERIN« 1627 t-raveis. PRespect 1827 = A . —-"om fam = =. READ OCB STARTLING. AD . TO Rca aeons oo ' = . : — —- s +. — AH ' = ani ®. 4277°5—BA TS STEERT MADE. ———- -— - wae $3: : ew ~y : 52° : ADLEY US— Sungalew ™orms ve ATSON-@ KL RAE — ALTORS. at sede. " ‘ ; . z i and €araa fruit trees “es ef “4 1 DP 1 ¢ a ee ee 3 ~7 = = ~ % =a _ — as 6 > Tis - 4 . . “3- 4982 QT Ke —. DANDY 5- ROOM . 3 Spe ge ~~ 5 ' GORDEX HUKES 906 N. Grand *, #¢.9-—f our aroder : ol . + - Ra. se ae Boe Ot EE _EaANE & FI KE. 1008 e: > - ota ‘a s 3 . : oh, fa G i? vw a AND ii. FT. ; x na ———. CASH PAYMENT WILL HANDLE. ies Pie te : ; n orice $6L Ss: $25 mon OS ics é ag — y moc i. > hepenine = Mlle Bie ARTHUR FISCHMANS R. E. CO W Bs : . eg , > RO MS—H T WATER : :: ~ 7 = co 2S | ‘i Wh ~ONLY $500 : an : 15 PoMRNeS Saag gaa pRippenNRIN : ia " a ' Ri. F—s5 ue = ‘ : " > = ; _ a ' ; = . P7219 Quinrr. brirk buncaiew. 5 roan he ' é ; 4318 ELI LENY 43 ee : _ . — ene f‘eer. strictiy medern and rery pret > large Toons. Sth. oo om , , : “ os - mS : ~ 3 y j Fi 7 T"* - =e = : = - P ; ! “ _ ¢ : s : : 7 @ “ . . curr = ae - . BOR : ". e (EaATHA 4454340 Sm ear ect . : — ri ty sturre garage. rom must «re Chis. > Leetrt ( Sox 186 carEee. © Toe 6©CTAI NC SY Po REIT CO... Garfield 2248 ee a : - : ~s . furna wood ms: garasg : 3 : ern. $4200. $400 down 4713 8 : soe” atreniat eee oe . [ees “SEE US" CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RB. E. cner serms a — art So t*.. oe _; : : “| Stet ane alies ae ae . ca he Basen od baa ie ao —” _= aoe areor, TeasoGdacie. Box CO. 3621 S. Gramd, LAc. 3040-41 as 7 TNGALOW B 2G An . SB. A. THOMPSON KB. CO. PArkview @141. ‘ US 2 ~ 98 — ' ~ - — now ~ ; —— 3 PL weet culiage. arg. ¢ . —_—_ —--—-- ~, me : t —— . qs ; oe a, 8 = . : = > - - . a : — “oo a Tit T 7 Cr Tbe, é . +. psy | 4 = nh FOOT OF “ €.-- . + t' must of See this one without fail Oper nen - ae . 4 Rihiwe™. Mei. Fi th&s 4t 5 > & >t i . 43 ~ PE AT Ducmmash . = vy}, am Bans ler a re -_ i ‘ : 7 ~ . “2 . 5 ef m™,: at: ° . — : — - : oa, “ oe BRLE* DON Pt wf - 2 RhAsw wi Kh LAKir AL lands PRGd pike cenit se DANDY SIN:-LF FOR THF PRICE 2 ms 4 ——ew-POO 5. ran ~ ae 2H —_ tage. © TOONS OR one , “a r = a ) | Aa . ais i : ; : - rill s Sa t5 mit MS. howsae = ce abe tees mutk esmighwur dis Jl large Pe gy met ae eee @ oa ne ~* Ki Hs Ri UE .UsMrerT iS West Wa: ' . y *'ST2 sine —— ~owenyg ih 8 _ ae A — beautiful bungalow - - - cod 2 . . » —_ « : SiT MASUa& — : : st r3 seo YECKEL. EARICESON & | INC. Mola. Sli‘i——Sare ’ ERT. s203—Ma ick bung with hot-water heat, nS wh — ' yi oz + - " “ * : ‘ c : os ~ ~ * - ” 7 : 4 = Z ? ro os ° . * ’ 4 4 4 - teu "7 ‘Den nr ‘ ee, > : ° is _" ‘ “ -~% a i ~ - ’ - — . - ~ | 4 , pwr ~ Pr 1% MENT ; _* : a0 4 . i - = '. ' 9 om i . Io = - - ‘ ‘ : . 4 : ; : bliss r r f Zi stone Meuse ars mal PT = ; we EN Et. , ws 4 sept eustnetenminene Saaeenioetnnuenen Oe, anes : , ats anes e 7 - = = ; ~ nica +4 ~ 4s g “ vee Fay a . ee at « . ae OPEN thw 2 te 5S } i Pa : a s «a a , _ ¢ é. os x —_ — = ee a is ~ : ; ~~ -a HERE'S 4 MS : & : 2a é ; -~ ~~ — zt . - _ . ‘ . - . -Troem cellastene ae As. - 32 ‘wwe FIRN ac? (canert cs ‘DITTO ~ RE AJ . =t : we. : as = Mins WP ik. eS Ys Esther must be soi ¢ a: : . bs — 2 - - - = ? " . ~ . . . ; : SM aks FUR iss bi 7 ee : * ’ tr aS NEE, 24-5 HueWws AND BATH r . - - , 2 oe Peagel-Weber, "579 S. (rand. LAr. 9544 : gavage and # : ee i as . ‘ re : - , . sal ‘ : - : > -~ . ~ 2 | See tuday Ggr pew fy yeu, 1h 1 MANCHES “ae | r § = b part men 2 Wig. 494% lot Li Likk THIS INTERIOR. rine. lo-ihe-minate -f er fire et 2 ae 2 ae BR ‘i AMP LEFE-FLEERK RLYTY. £ INV. CM ree ac —_ : 7 - ge ee . . ae " . : ji ~~ BOLLVEVER: ome bieek porth . nyAn aed st hee. Cali Lamar Sut. ‘ $s sie orien « , eect a\reet ae ee - : en imMis ii AN E a ; . siayhbeuse inciuded. Deabie carage “m0 Tt- eC ASIC B retmigersisen. $1200 (CASH—Prkick s.tuea : : . (2£A5‘D BL. Bi 4. ALGW Pe a " - 5 s + - ~e) P.rF . fire = — on ener terms : epen for - oi} ASTI? i Ch, ee * » - . - . § - oh 4 ~ ; LENC Y - " —— OOS working n= : le veut ber-stripmed ioubie§«carece “FF DASDY BRK BUNiLALINM [NS HOLL! . ¥ — he r sd dee ee Ww é a ' - , 5 | con 3 | ’ ’ 7 s ? s 7 e - ww « i | } " ry . ’ ? ’ + ‘4 t yt ; Lows 2 - eminu mite : BELLIS. REALTORS, GArfield G37R. Ths Beant a ; - s : — = - » — . - a ine SS . on . — ——e ee - se ee ae = F 2s. ’ ) $. BRISTIAN SRINKOP RK. E. CO. . 4-41 & — recms. tie De AT UNUSTAL PRICES . ‘LEER } rr & aS7o § ~ * = ’ = -~ . , - ’ 5 ; * ry t + ; on] % | ‘ 4 ‘ PRAME mi “se LlLarw ss - : : . =: ¥- . +f 4 mia 9 aco : 7 : ry ! ~ im” 4 ~~ : metre — ’ . ~~ & =: - } oreN si “AD he - its S YT v% ~ i od | rect " . 4 e . 3 2 . ite ii ; : . — =e ‘ : = . , - ae) .2 a + = hes — ; oe W063 RS EIE - . ; : = , * i yr ae “sutizmpten Bun: rar? ton > aaaliianh bi nace eld 4 , ‘4 | ’ ~ 7 4 b ne : ri An : ; “~ ~~ + b ru Tr _ Pe re ' ’ - ¢ ‘5397 " * . . ee | an » . i > . — ” . — ’ “. . . . - ee . on —- She ~ , =~ — _ . ad ae" a er ‘a , 7 . ' a : as : % = x a ik - - : a . re . e ‘ “ : oes ~ _ rue Pig gs > rags tH f* eae? . oe 7 - : = ’ — . . , — ~ oa a _— ~ vigt “a rreta. oo b . uk ‘TH co. Cwm rw Pr -. ray at : bi . ‘ is LEC TRA PARK - ” ; ME Te RIN > Gos « PRaenmnere 19°%% Se ’ ; : eas ha : : . . 7" Seared, eS : | Steca-corT ELTY. ca. (tex 8TIL 7 , ns SAA _ : : on ; + v Z $room moderae §+\5-54 --——New mudern 4 rooms —— : WANT A BUNG ; STREET CAR WEN ATTENTION. . on | ™ a ph _ , - ; r: 3 e cas aiance | A : : Ne Ja Ve . = “a ine | ‘ - . —_ . : . ° . 7. 1268 , " ; ; a 3% a i id : jenets eng ; “oom * - >" . : --¢ ses siete of tile reef, : . : : and ” ees ee ' ia; % mea : WATSON ROURKF. Realter« WATSON) ROUTRRE RF ALTORS PR F - , 7 : a ve Sd ow a : Bue! OOK S RE nm CEeTT«.F. $4458 pi ie eT spewting ' ; WMODEKS REKICK COTTAGE. $4150 . . iT NTA oe Smrrrr of —— con “FF OCR LARGE 4D. THIS PAGE ors Se thie oe 2 oe 3573 TERRY: 4 reems. bath. erw Bal : Scctecrantgggg one ——= reo areweea ~ ca, eae . seta : PR mee : — ides : BFIi LIX REALTORS. irteld aoTs ~ me - Liset"e, G20 land furnace: mew ceef. sewly derersted : 3 a ~ 2 a een, Daren sefees Trent , ,arRer. 7. aces «,. oe. 3 pe . ; aie = JSanluaM . * “Tren "ere? ° careers TeTtis AD wD. ¢ ar : " ~ ‘ 7 F ; VA r . . « hh ow ‘ i : 7 ‘ “ - we a 3 e : r of ER REALTY : : 7 : ae Racy eae age lant tas on - g@Gonhie corecr + . os Petsi _ . . . . 4 t aftve*ets me SACKIFuR ON EASIPST = ~- : > é $ -- , .e : et+ (? Ww } : = - ST 7 ; — , a ~ “% TERMS. OPEN ? om ‘INSP EA THIN every 3 s » 7 - - ¥ iy recy . Irergm”n AP ORT A Slli—“teem bested brick cor rN NEP ECTS , A eye +e 1-8 Wil LD i> ti] r Bares sonny ~ ot ‘ OPEN FOR INSPECTHON R , ae iL HANDLE. T var. 2 to B®. Twe biowks south of “4. . _ m S24 ace ACIP regs, e Seth. hariwooe wile ; m6 «CU : | be ' “WT Sh fee ew « : (" TP. snaia 4 mrce rrr etmet ly : , ani. (ese cer . - . Mears cnrace , hieek form on x ” a4 4 : rm ‘ en - — . a “ . >= , _ 4 : ru Tet - ee soe » “Tt ceetee rr m = he re - rel " — —> _ Sa - } es * = : BELLIS, REALTORS. GArfieid O°7S., ; ome. all medern ““ee [s' oma cet card --, : &« a = SS See SS 6 ees Eres. | - melee, Very STTES im is = a ae oe : : ° yf Mom = — oe . Ma ‘Ow WON RDINAR ’ SEK THYSF REFORE BICVING. : yt : no eg > a a ae ae , , CHRISTIAN BRINKOP EK. E. CO mck mar ; —. © agg Y THs Bowe em. onefloer mgm ’ ie New 4-6 end G-Pen modern orick Oar al - ‘ . —— . — merthwest fmdustrial district. aise « few ' . 5 “ - - ——_ “. a —— 7 . — lots left im this subdivieen. eaayr , - ' , —— . oven : i. . rs ~ 9 ae -_ . ; ~~ SF i . “Wi- iar = wet ° © ond . GAr*tel (847 Alar ter: o ting id » 2 . = - a _—~ " - on s on . : - — o- — — - on a i -a = - b a - . = | . . at : ; ; 4 a 4 * aus » ene i — nme tinien the ts os | ais >. “ae & Lect wee! FAY WeNTHLY Tt KM in ~~ : _* 2 — ss . ee : — ae ny care re. garage Se per je set —_ ss mat: brick ) ome of Sentt HAMILTON ' iz - ; itl. Kis - -—s : - rica eo _ , pony FEDERER RBEALTY ¢# . es tarcdeced Sloe with - : #1 a A : ME aves sv BERENS 4 BFALTY “Uke CHAUCNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield D143 © features: T= ry ee , “seat i al Ra : , . ' eres : aN >i eG - Se a 7 ha ° 2 ad “ae Shea - we a - —~. — ’ ~ » . : % i. & i _~ — myer _ — 4 . " . : af © © F cp mget : — ne anal . 4 Tomer , Ts ‘ mavaie ry Stated i aa ~ 4 : — . : Br ¥ FOR . SF 3 Tar > +t wack, a ei #4055 reer? & test * a omit : os oe - . , 7S . : rl - i. . Le . 2 . 7 ~ ‘ . * F ~ : - " Ce Sere ~ Lowa a a Vato 4 ae .- ans fest artis ms ' s aide 3 “SD oe gt = — = » . ——>- . es ee SS SS ee Ey *y “Fh ee > » a ee - i e : on ‘ 7 re ey 4 ° & : . — = pe? ae ; . or a Be ace SHERRY: 4 “coms ' - Si 850 oe Miki. 488i Grave. WATSON OROURKE RF ALTOR ~ nee eats = Siaces mse {Set per oh ' ~¢ $ Sa: aE “ : -- = : ~ - > 2 ™ = - : . « ponte ; . sum . west ean =? . Taz TYrr a ta ai ~ ome _ ‘ am enn aon — — a aS ; * : * - — ee = - Pw go . ~ = me — e " 7 -_ . = : ee COERT ‘ S © tee " ; : : m oreck fsa GHRonOL UNM 4148 WNER TE » : > , 2m 868-rmon galrw : mie: wutne Grau = * ar - rn " j oun : — a pT a te ’ = 4 > : a ae eae - , a a “t _— —_ tin ‘i “ ° a . - se: $i own, & we CTT ‘FW 35 Reews “MOUDFRS r THeELGZTASN AP - 2 ——— es . a InP. nisne s xa. i. 3 wars Ree tome, 6715 VWVAGNC : —_ TFPER cCOMPaxNT Wilh DO ; 4 : ¥ o~—- oe a aa eet - . ~ 4 « ; Fa « : + rt. - RR . - : 4 . 5 , “a ’ > + W . a .t ‘ — - ec — ~~) - . ' . s A> ¥_ce ball ‘R vs" ~ BARTWIG-DUECHINGER BING ALews ee ae E RFALTORS ‘ = REN Taree ~~ oh — oe . : _ Tale =~ _ SSaree AX = [T4-311R8—4+ and € enor ae Pore terce ~-ore Beth. 2 Ah ART WIG-Dts ING BUNGALOWS ‘Bovers + a. RA ALT ‘ ‘FR RIVERSID : 9 , se eet 3. = - ce Park sal Mi Si —- ay =GALOW or ~~ S3980 BELOW coniee ote Soto Of P AG EW OOD ’ - a - . . " [mnreem. fre Taih sards , ‘S Por s > ic” : = . ‘ ~ a mh ¥ OMe ORO SN A IN! EEL AS tN OIG ty Grerns o ie 2K. earsce med ‘ . , 7 ’ ernie ‘ ' : — : 2323 « KING “ce — Pa. me eee 841 ‘arcare = i slants , on tie ws ’ ' ' ; ERM« : ‘ 2138 WIT eXK ay ———_——__--_—_—_- ee ian enemiiiion ne { Tower G-ore car at Ct Se e | a , 2. dows and Si oer woe ae =f) P , “~ - , “" : : . if : ne : 7 4 be ‘ P * “be * . - = " | ad c tt Busrem we 9 b , . Lm, — ne a —_ 2. = unr 48 the regex “=s of Sl deen anc $1 =& wrem & 2) a oc ee eR ee is me “ : ey ¢ . ' supuminenmuspeteeietine ; ; 7 : . t ' —_—e @t ire Pe beye x * ~ « : ct, @ EE eA + Ae i . —— - : € : a + ae a. '— Wrsr TT, HT " eee it | a * OOo ne Tt wm ee » = _ Se ee Paks Sage Soe han at TS ad ani : “Ts r wu Ps 7 . r 2 ‘, : “ , ~~ ~~ wt . : oe =e - _ ; i “ 4 RISKRE Rr, "as « R LANE. - ne “- anes a ma . . er — " ‘owt jewel . Ss “Lightning Kes«ait. Rraite ” an 4” : 2 pastas - me gg feed cieer : FF wit Tmace garase fr q —— peat] —_- . ~a . . e ° ™ * 3 r , —— s . = my — , : soa ond sumrcem. tte ST , { and ‘imams. for vou st-trcis —ndem | © 8 terse tamile 0 ae ory py a » ; . . % ee? eS 3 oe oe - : | — . — F >? are > ey * . . ~~ rr . e . area a " “ te! Sanucaicw , : — " ’ . : — " . - - : . - - ~meed flowers furnace 4 . reren ering “sf Pe —“ +? eer wants srtion. x *411 HOFWAYN ¥ ave S150 cash I will furnish evq ATeE walle. fires FAR GRAVORS AND BATES a ae yg onl - ‘ a iz ; Bienen 4-~ f pete ot on Page arenur © F ood these don t wut let os have saice- Ppw. t. KOWS RITY co LIndet ~ene STA ‘"28—4 moms. tle Seth. soe INGER, Realors Victar @9n5.— gi vane? aD Mags metho Seen: janie Sairemen Mee og gerernd A\UTEE"HNER & GRO. BEALTT | actors. : , af Scenes > ~ ~~ - ; ‘2 “s it wre sue on Sulphar 3 ads ~ _ ~ “~s ° ~ ~ ° ~ ~ S S.. be a 4 Sax G sf? > Dispatch . - ' » . em, 6 calc P oe a aL a od span , «=n >. «6 Caeumet Bids. row sume maner Rcterences «2d a2.cch WENZLICE 'et7 Cerctet ;

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SUNDAY. JUNE_26. 1927. Sale Today. JUNE _ 36. int a : oe 25-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For — a arsiweNces FOR SALE ST i ientetneetinahinmanmieiaanean as FOR SALE | FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE , FLATS, AP'TMTS,FORSALE , RESIDENCES FOR SALE ——— a : LATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE , FLATS. ees — _ | Necwet a eC 7, PERSHING AV. AX South South Southwe: DOUBLE FILAT— RiY THIS ; i fu, a. -—-+ - . = 7 2 vatas. $ = & } ame, peeeinagmn anemia, -emeeeee . —— MPLETED =r"? : be rT mace: barge jot; sacri - ae o room. +“. . WYO: ‘TANG sxe “ine if 4 x ti ’ R E AL 1] OM KE \ | T H ] \t | \f }: ts, sUsT come mm # >le ata ; hoe f2-64 see MEL i sent Os Ww EST EN D FLAT a. pee ~~ ees 4 oe : ga. i rouns 2 . ee * >. - e ww. ree TY OmR 47 = a { ‘ ° a ade? M . 7. . i : | Aw J oa hae , ; - a 4 P Stee” : “a : pn cto KFT. mod- ¢ &, “4 Ke 404? * ‘ =. 5 & ee 3 ces OSS — ae ; a ee ‘ vert and a made: bul spectral ait aA s ms: ba foot lot ize, tL what you have Been woon- ‘ in 316 socom, -— i @ ett ' —$ iy 108 SING LL. FL AT—T14 sag de bene R Ti, BE aad gap Doreen er es ag ee , See jhis toca ar NCEY WE ae \rfield 319%: . 4 aso} price and terms. Cal Soir win heat. * Slate reef. Doubie ; . = @ sie AND er i NTO BL. coe faPnact car) Cast Of Gran unite : aa — — a i ——— — arfieid 0 ‘ re : ; _ BELLIS, GArfield 6375. it took time, but an exclusive residence sectiqn . = @ Veer 0 or yAsgvD “ firs er. ‘ene Saban ' ont? S&S Rroadwas RRR cths.s, S5ERS as ee oath Eee CON Whe LE? sa. immer 3 TAN 2-famiy frame. 3 not be taken by every Tom, Diek and as — . an rocmis uD. = - ; could > A chit ti —- crc Kx ne 10 MII E NTZ a. , —s IN THE COUNTRY AIR Mt gals s — peopie Fae Ser = 2 a ; ME — a -. -_— onset ruction vail na tne Salresuarc of a & = = > : a. LN a i 3 ; ~ ‘ 4 A tee - ‘5 : — = a GONG TO BE =I D—LiaokK. F - M r wi AL L . ON btn gt Sone ther ; 31° - “79 > 3 ’ ure, ne ce com 77 . have 3165 ro _—— sll —— af rth Louis modern fat wanesspete . I sec ea h vege: me: - x .AIN Gener colin » bere bres at) a av _ i ew —eEeEeEGE7!~ j rit yar econg Loor .easec Pe : , > tio : cure 9 4 t. er mont) Noor oper ne WER OrTTON @ KPa.rext maa x tte mpet ~ on om asa Soe dinieer me in thie niet wht take clear tL a8 pets Dae. me. steam heat: tie bath. } 3621 8. Gram LAclede 3040-41. (68) ) easy Te 7 | ~, | MAPLE. o0- ~ Seagate: Fyne «yy + —— es . a Central 295 desirabie at eee EEE — me at Ti¢2 _ = wo 5 : . Fth en ro a*4- > Stent ee a Bis! en nal os : wee ne tant > : oe ‘ , | 2 . P is , P P : ™ rw-e Se i | nnomm*. ——— F ~ “ -erale "REALTY CO NEW SINGLE FLATS : — | EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER. WILL'AM PF.» — Fam sauces epee? ae tet Fo ; | - a ie # = > 5 nos . , . = = > , 5 __PRosp ect 1520. 4h. TROT, " HIT? STONE BUNGALOW PORCHES | aioe & z “) casa“ Cown. Os 4 » . ne ‘s : . ee . . — ° * ; 7 . 7 ‘ el Unga . ~ - 5 ~ $ > . “4 "Te 4 '- - ahecping porche DOLGHERTY RK. E. CO 908 Chestnut. : : moder f: ru ne ae ae - To & , +) SINGLE KI Wee RE -s o FB. . iain Vonménal OPEN — gan 7s «© pe Siil BARES ES, Te’ LAC th: = Soe os ™ rt , ingle 3 and 6—Excertional Snap eo a 7 : 4458 Selmbank S. bath, furnace : * — ££. “ ; R. > fooms. ; a tr SN “ _ oh te ‘i A : - - “ae \ . Solel : ; aim Re. ffor Mr. Sctruermanin wo AS = io:o~ — | |Ce : ; furnisaec 2 Roeex SEPARATE. I NTRANC . he Rent and Hart “TIFT | ; Ri nye ao gee a hor aa mice =f “od | STOC K-=* OTT RE. ALTY CO. Col 8351. 10 rooms, bath. furm - & : : 13 oces: are. eccousy _— ; > i #4@e0 Oi 2182-38 Maury # tile both. .«! 4 4 >» anc 9 & a 2h I Nok rH iM PTON Are - arf ry: PANY Tt on oe 2 veal bacgaitt. CO o 394 7), > so je Moo Se ——_—_—— beating plants hardwood floors a ars nt re. br oo SiH : ; aes efipia £9 . ‘h = *® apg « AN FY ye wales . : ; ' — 51 ] ce 384 1GcE v. ™MODF KN , — —— — ake ofier REALTY Co PT * accept other proepert.s as part pas ment _ dtd iC’ a - ' IT ‘A how 3 t I’ ty “fs D RicHI r —2 Qt CK | . ! J ALLEN eae SOCern US is, SUunTuUn! PRUE ASIN — . . - : : ' : “ yi eae PRT OPE NX TC 1). 1Y nost } ) mocern 4 Seen a ya eeping pet rage; Ruud i WIGH-CLASS BULLY HILLS BUNGALOW | mocern in every detail: log | oak: wg store. S11 Cheetnet “iA im 046, “— EP , MORRIS ‘ Ac H 3 co _INC.. 45 (hestnat " ster b ‘’ bath, igea: i0¢: = i 39°65 BOWES hie henuti- f apart nt Dboildétr 7 ; ; ~ — ft ‘ Hil is I i \ me B® Ry >| ’ \\ 4 ; ee | + T we a ad ‘i , -~ : iF : ry f } 8 . ‘ ~ , be _——. . Som i... veau TT Peo s. at he ~ ' j Yea te Sree ‘ PEPE MY. ath Ea epect 1520. |‘ NNE. 53 rt howe apatite eping porch: ° . 7 a e “ghee sy reece om Steph SP ag bale © on eghy: } eerie ang O8124 - no. Wailer . a - “ee -_ sine . i . , . sf : . - 7 4 —~ ta . az - rooms: : war: iz? : a! ‘ i. -- : Qe FOrest >, §. a _. 3 amie . as -ED ERER k EAL. 1 ay a arn : 6i 9 CATES ' z . : : e512 e aiversiy ance im West Bae: ee | = 7 : Ae Ls y P , 2 ; a sip > a+ P a [ bod ' a : . iy ou . eta : ‘ tT i , " - gpa ay . ‘ : ? ru “~~ nr ATs >> Sanh is Ss aM - an me . - - ea f T+ r s we o9 . Q c =~. . . Tako wee € ria‘ ("is , > md) 3B 4 ‘ * L a +++ . re S ; ? ~, Sao j i; mar 7 —s006 . Po aats ; ~ . » i " . . . ‘ % . ~ ied ’ ’ ¢ “— * : 4 > > = . : “i" y 7O\ 9 ’ s v ‘ c — : _ . a - — 4 nal : - $5000 ra 1 +f S5) t. 2. ~~ . ; « = 7 PERGFELD BR. EZ. CO. ] . ” ~ ~ t a* ' le . ; ” i rs \ . — & ie i ~ ™ aie¢ re ™ a¢ crive a7} *., for - Forest ol ~* : | : ati . cars “A WLEY CO. MAin 281: ip for cand. : on av. FEC JOHN a. ABBOTT. Realtor. Te i | ot: ae 735—8 roome, 2 Sane =e . on . ne ae aa t ie] Sale F i) ) { ’ > » 4 c. ‘ 6: : Evans “a 4-f2 a ws ‘FRR E Tr Acles 2173 OME DELw — : rs : hor-water heat: will Baxk Mas ni Do, tle | gate Open 2 to a 5 Today 6620 4 a nok r : decay ir ‘PA 1] B I t: 2. =e: each senthen “at $35 Price” : ce - oo ~ y. GR: nd. 06" = 314¢ ver NICE i ms and sleeping | ,room 4 a. ae a furnished | oF unfursiehed, co. APPT a RN eas BB her TE yee furnace. Kentail $2 e bath. Aart : swors ; a Las Ne ek se Dat x ar . &Arfield 6378. a >! i i Karagce. Ue: es = S860 “yt ys 74 Rengel w eher.” “9h: if _— ierand ! Ar %. HA94 ~ , SOUTH / Supt g? al “RARGATN Eb rege | beautiful sirpet. See BRAY. Renitor., 706 Chestn F.! | - ‘ : Perre : ee 205 r DICK RMANN’ R. gs CO. sit : TM 6- ' | u om ; = 7 , : has : ~ . 7 , Pe : x. hy , id > me , iAe io oo a . AS r ‘ oF ; ER “se 7 © a : Tioor wu * 4 heatnvt. Grand Dat! uy ¥k oF MTING FOR AN OFFER S S-car Eg . wm 206 Po ma 7 . oe e e , ’ rss Mm I eat it ‘ . 7 ieee T5590,” oor Gravow. | finest built-in tile | ad sae oe moe attractiy: SR | pposite Lafayette = 8st fron ies . be boug e1 sy terms. 1320 Cherokee st... *s5} Vi : ’ : . pape FY 7 : — alae . : . : ak ’ tT ek . ' a = we ad ¢ ‘ room. OGpes s-* on agg sy al it, 8-5 BLESNDON PL. 2230—4-FAMILY NEW : : : ixx Cates. 9 rooms.$ 9. “ALMER IN hestnu : CHAt EY i HE ATH Co.. eY ining room os “OWNER SAYS) rooms ae 3 S06) De Giveeviie. 7 south Side Residence IDO) “ | S | rge bedroom a - — | v . ooms—S3.2 ‘an giv ar Al as 4 rie tle | BROWN REALTY (O.. 7161 MANCHES- OWER GROVE. 1069-71-75—6-FAMIL\ 20 tneeat Part 3805 CLEVELAND . 7K py —— : 5407, fey —. third fleer: ! 7% Ea secounbc Loe a “ : are . ~ — »¢ = ~~ o> i act ; ; . . “ ’ ; ry : ka . + : Sis ive . . Sixx MAURY TER. HILAND 6486. a 3.4 ROOMS, BATH: RENT $216; PRICE 0 Tas ni ns. bath. furnace. ate t 20 cash netcec. mthiy or — ve _ metal ae | tetera ieee , aAciede @R4S $17.500. LACLEDE 4532 c) ; O47 Waterman. heater. ete.: two-ca age: adm: ome oy oe ge OO }. separ rane arbor, g-car , ~ IWiKe ar prick garage, property Arie ’ ‘ : > : . 4 is . r Ps Te _ ‘ _-_— 2 > . " . ? . ce ' ~ . . ' . } yz ” . wie s ? * . w 7 r fea £44054 road . , . . mene . : az - i ( ates ¥ . - =r : - iT ; —— ‘Men i a =. See , ; . ; m acts ee : . 2 BEFORE 301 Bis A DOUBLE FLAT | ficors. Opportunity for someon: floor ? : erent ardweous UNIVERS TY ~ PARK—SINGLE FLAT > ow i : ; Seventh. Pea he Se acted 4. Sysi, wnced from $390U; almost down aiversity Cit ghey ty can be bought af 4 on ti 4245 Kt SSE 1. L—NE “ a oe 44x,1 CHEROKREF—ONLY 86800 a ° ; a NSsttlantanpeous ben ter, _ : , ree . , ry PE ALT Ma qa ‘ sagptte i OG ‘t ni J Pax: ae] urn mali ne CcO.. ABlE+. Al xx NEBRASKA AV. E : : pytesry : ra! aie Biig. MAin_5 : 9 LAF TETHE av. | BE a irises ora | ~ nm. m4 > $34 , » - : ' ani: Baus 42° a Ps a , ’ - = : " eters - — ' : ? ithe on ee 4 ; * 4 ~~ . P ‘ . 7 a - w + 2 ‘ . é ‘ 4 6 . _ ars Oi au S34 s pbs ‘ad ~ : ‘ a ‘ : ame ~ a td — " » _= ’ ? ee! w ; ~ a : ot ’ . si v o sacrifs a 4 ut “OMe fos .5 Sgor t's —~ - ee . : . t ; Heb ol Ms jt 1. a = —_ : er ; ms. hardwood a : es ; see MISSISSIPPI VAL . Kichen. pantry first rooms. encidsed Seeping UU: mvest bere iU-TOemD | ' cond. Par = ¢ ee . ‘> » Vie we — 3 z3 . - op 7 pe ‘ . - : S$ Pe, a . . rear Froon wits S@xx ARSENAL ST... BARGAIN Liely “ond 't ' MODERN YTWO-FAMILY FLAT. — a slate al repair: price is right: |. Lookin For a ’ . nrMoger' Loy teom 2-famiiv I } r ims v4 : , t : y OW SER WiILI = \/ RIN FE FOR $t - rat ‘an SsDeEL - ae ¢ , mm List . [hia cozy 6 large a flucrs. bath and furnace, ra et _ _ . ars? ’ 4x7 44: - seale reuse iwne? caay fiat. ; ns. % } pens hen iene ind two sunrooms.| O LOCCHIIN REALTY cH ae hr om Om ae on eaay terms. See ti ra, ¢ Oiserea at t:~ terms suit om . MiST BE SOLD THIS WEER. : VA -i _— gy Palm ne TT.SPER MA’ EONHARDT RB. CO. : din Be . Manan tantoereeee ts 2 —_— anzious ts Daan oe NECTICUT--NEAR GRAND | 21331 Se ee ee ae i 2 —o 2 et Sux130: pce reasonable. Fe 4169 > KINGSBURY : f do F_Dickmann_ &, F._Co.,_ 673 Chestest asoo 's. ¢ Cia RS IV ERSIDE “T406. (0) Besutitul § 2-famiy on. Brench doors 6 nena tgie ach. | MOREIS_AACH ER. Ct”. et RS Se pproy em er nderful lo- PROETZ-SCHNELL R. E. CO.. ee a ee j tf 5086 Westminster NN RS OFFERS WANTED ON THESE EXC rl- . mee eut for ¢ 8a! e er ear pric oon ‘ 43 unparior “om a f200r. ee se i} PRas 615 _ PO BY [— ox gaa le Games fat. 5S ° ; wu" ms ement: $7> : ee ——- iy — 3 he DE TON a TIME OFF "ERED GIV E-AWAY PRICE ) and ce af oh — : ificent 14-poom ——_ ae feet | 33e1 ARD ON iL T ae Tre~ern >-fan . Tia 2 f > Yr - . 2 - cCoMP ANY . ya ’ “77 og | ' cr,T “ =} . 2 : _a 4 ~ : a 2 : em , S-room e¢f- i sunroom, hol-wa t. 2 oe Veen POrest 1:37 Basti? OWNER NON-RESIDENT veins aiee he : Pe Pa 7 sat hardwed floore 4048 fF it yh. A b LN | , anaes bt rood fic urgain prxe. See 4m i a ~~ : ‘ . ’ , re. uF. a 4a. basta i P ’ ’ ‘ See Wa ef! j saints . : : BIG BARGAIN LAC DEDE A tod ' TR RY j ; . ea é* oot TEU a & of eT “a fr - al + a , =f Hoy ! 7 7 ‘ 4 : 3 3 5 2 ’ a : non? ‘ : . t aii f arc 7 re ; : m. pai h 4% ; . : 7 _ a SINGLE FLAT. S9xx SHAW AY. any : ( - rT , : mead bot : : J ay ~~ Jos .F DICKMANN. “2125 §.Grand.LAc. 9620 7 ‘ : +e ier. lars 2. _ & nite TUOMms, =o — $252—s5n2445; 12 recur. ~ family im an i-3 rooms and alcoves waaces, oo hn oan ie te . nent : . — . - — ; | aleening porch ud |«=hot-wats he “Hh mcemenne Be t Goal -e$ant locahas Rip pumps eat JEtterem 4377, tede t + z ’ . . : ' : 4 4 , , 9 , a* . a ° . , . : . Wile - hg rs” $1 FEINBERG & JONES -altors, [ ‘SK RE. sae anna alee vacuurm ning. " tify fix ommeiar ted Wit SC GO terme; sae ~ rESUL a | , , Ee ‘ . cure ~ :& Ju _ REON SoTT. 868 ¢ ak —y ener wants ' ms Sao” RO OM RESIDENCE ~ WALTER ROLE AUS [16 Chestnart . : : ; ~ ~ aie ._ ea Me ee t ‘ i is 3 a4 : . we! ie : aa ‘ EW 6-FrAMILY APARTMENT BARGAIN a 00 2 at ach. | tile hath. hardwood flu excellent eon- | Pee oe fn il yee eager A 6. | LA. «oe mes : ', i EN AL HEIMER & BHO. REALTY. Vests = . : , at °134 feet. Price | dition For sale t for sing a gg .— tok coene . ts are: jot LE : Mark TY | a HIN STON, J2t0—Large doudie wre ’ ss I j Lit _ *S oe seas : wall inn =r ei Sti omina buuse or vus Dee 'y & SON, 10028 Chestnut — , nes! | | :: 4 é ; HILL! EAL TUF #1 LAUREL pe Pe > i SS ~*~ 3 _ } - : : : ris 7 — , | | | ss 5 o— . A. « i ' ; | i-iv? x has hot-wala re | “é vv 47 ~~ aa “ - F +3 ony so I the . . te . ' | Weinbery &Weinker eintery Reelty Co : t-class 1; remt very at. GArfic $022 Fler: roc ith til LEWIS PL... 3: : a, ter. ohe — , | ’ . 2 stry. boric | SELEC ‘TED aR -T OF eae iP _ a Te cae Geeneins oom cedar ster | , . ; , . “ty 4 Teens. | ‘a 7 -_ ac eile shower, cooper —* FLORA PLACE HOMES _ G Artiel wo. een. Seer ee : 809 (HESTNIT ‘ARFIELD 4779-4710 retinas iil HW ARTEFOR 3 rooms, m : > | eee By | ~ ) aoge ae | = _ Fn : | : . = ‘ sean = > -- 2 + r . S > , rs L003 strut. AFPAYETTE. 2800—S$o ash will buy a eanentiftal rede bhame. = § west of Sine ee oe ‘ : 6510 S&S. Gra = " " : > xt ° ; a 4 ras Eee : a« . , . . ‘ = -- : " ’ ‘ . “~. ; 26 ‘a ; it ' é ~st ‘ ‘ : aiid : a . ‘ : " — ; E - 7 2 " ae ; , , H ’ ¢ = ‘ ’ ; -j ; =. : . - a rt te Pv é . BV Lill abe : ; 53 -_——_ Mel , P £2 ; ; P * "? «} “er «ta ‘ - . . ’ ‘ - ~ " i 2 . : : : ‘ Dee 2: é + . ° — . ‘ : . . . P — ry , ; ek > . » . “ - . t- . he. 8 ¢ me ' TT a 2°44 ; A} IG f)4—o-room Brick. mocern.: The abpve homes *® prcead to + ment to inspect sie as em a. Main 387 — : HESTNI T (, LR! I} I 1? 4 ee. Te | | t3 ey : : 5 5 t r : eg nie? . : ear ga . mrice SO Sit - terms. ’ aan oe In ve “2 ins 4 prt nm T° ; BIRNS MAin a — W ASH ; Ni ‘Te yN ‘. 3 : . . ' - ; ar i . I ' — . a. r, } is . ' Fe ts & ‘J - “ ah cu a — . Be a3 . \aatienan (en ied 7 aE Establish | 7 churches PARKViEW ‘Sat bathe: --car garage. ’ ; Re ~o red it len. tie ni ce Ge we ¥ test ' i naan poe ion - 1 36) 4 e-Car =o. ' 2 make good roam i \entiy decorated. ; i T—S Ooo gem ; hy : _ : mck ee cae eatpmaeeaete ge oer 3319 ST. _ Vin — : : > BsLaies Ma.n 2083, er 3 La oonepat Ke! winator. Bk, . : ~ : t xi. ' aa j ‘ RJ j 1— i OaSeMe nt, . tise a pal ‘ — _ a" N ag LE + . > P , j ( GArtield 316 ve rth jar" mars eee - — eet rn barwal sonbven.ch aoe ATAn ACTIVE HuME @ rue NI ) ' rN = Ine. — - 3 : 5 . r Tr ] ' | C ™% :- ~ a Fa ~thy MAin Kee &: 45 re SHE NANI OAH. ao Beet “ ns. hardwood BA J 3 7 TI j 2 a9 . * °e 52 : RESiIDEN( B—3J2090 PESTALOZZI ‘ oe © sie _ : - Pi . - es | 2 ee 77; coaaneaad a1 Nome. -FAM FA , : . 1 Soak = Dandy 0 reeon uk bous miod- | =| vs mass a : \ ii =e ‘ " . harmiw : at. . ’ ‘ us au ‘ - 0) neks ‘ i? >t vo : —- ~d. ve Paced - re ie an op MAin 4 SON Chestrut st 5 ROFT. 53lg—Doudi roum «Ci . 3 AND | ROOM FLAT ith ol r urner furnact a- Price reduced for quick sale; terms ng see a vt pou, | Soens. Se —" , ed fer , sme J Per kw ns . » 4 eS ' . 7 : : : fur eMmeone Le purchase a 32: = NAL. B ARG tA N — : AR - larrce reem is im spiendid cunditiwn, .¥ pr'ee. Every eoovenienre new o amd? : tt 18 @ real home fo ahs : = ; = ree an he : mr ! ‘ RUSSELL 2is ‘autifui home with 3 ter hea a NTRACTIN } 1943 su * lOO. 1: adn ae by wr EST PARK. 451 ? u new dou BEST THAYL BUYs ee ry Fairground P22 ror ern i 9, offered at «reativ sods (LEVEL AND. em ARS SR SES 7 ; shune “Ain 27 [ iL . . . : _ > ae. oe i HP Risk I — te.. |. oo. F .- , agg ey gepaencnate — wane ee pa ee ; , > "tees 5! ns ak zh v TiEN REAL IY : i™ orches: i ec mn! i er agg een yr oe y ers ate Chestrut. in is Al . | ; te i ; : = ——— , a3 . ‘ Yor ‘ : LIMENZ ae Oe ' : : ye . / : ) WoT — se Wert.al l# ) j s o~ : . «— §t « Py +e ft heet i ineth & ; Six and 6 large reems, shower = = — a - = —s cation: @uner needs Cun. “see teMinv and , , abner oes ages . Late : = . ; tars 2. pet Py ' 33 4 oe sandy nome . Ba - “a -* -= aan = : : . —_ make of? er. . : ‘ . » ¥ é s . . . . ‘ m —— 2 . eo _ ss anc a he ar Bg . . . i ¢¢ r. P ae - : : ae ~ ~ wr Wood : . - . , 3 mrs ; . ‘ ° . “ ; io at ~ ~ ~ — ’ ‘ . 4 ; _ “ *T * mee i} Pub sae soins Braet GL THAMPTON CO. 4511 8S. Kinghixch- °F .T ica all 7 Nahi WwW A aE oe — hw" be 3 ee, sf . ~ ’ . ° ~ y = : 4 > - ine . = ” . -~ “ . - .* , »« " - ‘ » ve 4 a : ylatl scHt iT) . . wa. Kiverside 352) i ‘ BM 8 4 : ; , ; — +) ? ; . . : Saar ey . : ; 1} : at ie ‘ing: 4 . : 4 re arrarnerc . . : . . eee . ’ . ’ ‘ : ae ‘ ' | : a A Gn i i . . r thes ear! _ . . ' : . : . & ' ’ : ~ , , ; > my AK E & rz er) : C q Cire : 2 Ah TR ae a 7A SO-H \ ‘ y i e wie : : ’ ‘ ; : . . ‘ ‘ ; : : ——w : _~ Zz? : = ‘ = Be : cil . , =~ at ; ‘ 1 . e ; : + : : ; = iw - i ; ye . Tr rm my Est aat hea th, rye sestiai , a = : ‘ vind «Seed - : p peti: 5 : “a . : mes a Fi a ee > : aa : : . . A . 1t. “Rt “MIN ERY ri y a whe “Pe “Ts cre Rvs . ; : , fey , , i | ect nar S-FAWILY APAKIMENT ss) o-39. atl ae - ' ic , 7 Y 1 4 - ~ in : - a wi reas : ~~ : o kl - rm - = a , ; ' . - re =e sind : : 7 : r ~_ . 7 ' tS Re = ™ ; i 7 . ’ “ , 7 a : a . . : . ;* reenr . ay 4 d “J : : and “halen, . rr ceretieneeneeeeenertnnenaneneenen os , “aa MAGNOLIN “INGIE WATSON GO ROURAR. REALTORS me MER Wi As” . Qu Se es a = . dl: on ake} wal heat burner attachment, . . 2 : + } i ‘ " ; " ‘ LOT 36.6x356 ae — a : FORSYTHE BL. Sour. apes Bees a a oi Sp > ees 3958 Mugrolig, 5-S reoms, steam heat, > . , : i drivew e a “t m 7 een eo.” ws gmat — aoe ee ee er a eee MORKIS AACH R. CO. INC. S368 ie rae nee aeeem rere fF eke ai WwW. EMHENSTR, Tit N-th. Eh =. Sia “aaa hot-wat ear gaurace. tile roof. buot-waeer Bie loz N. 7th st th . —=— es ms. with tile ba ri, 50x1%5 Card mus mm liately: « | a LERe TT, "Reainer, 708 Chestuet, | -*™ = - : oni " ¢*# a a = ene ee ; nd glieep- ‘ : r mes. vein. a Thie de«s.rable PERUEE Lr ot bee | ; : ork fleor Ci - = heme of rien tte. 7 baias. has aw 4. ie | Sampie ptf ' arn a Lym - hte a . mary c LENS EN ape Oa pine _— aaa a 1 > modern rier S:5. a in this home: aise —p~— 2 : . ; ee, ; . : , : P : : t ‘ : wis ‘ : ——— ; . - ct Lip ate hdence . — 4 . #115 19 Bortie two bu - ¢ Ty finest fixtures, het-we'er heut: en! - a8 5 ‘ : . | r . - 5 ' 2G “urnace. bath o m. xX x hos +y Th , : ~ ett r% WALTERS BARGAIN. SHAW AV. RESIDENCE. atholie mi — a stele aenaemeene, yee ‘ 7 PSTMINS STE . PL.. 5083 414 ° "hy b ge : hus . wn * te t urns ¥ : , Ad- | JY 40S : ec > —_— , i Al : on CHRISTIAN BRINKOP K. ) : est baraait 5055 Legi«xiana. tarce reoms, baths. in Poh and churches, “SEF Us.” R , mss Pit tt : Pre itm * ~ 7 . = wit! _ WISS MATH, [S838 NN. GRAND 4 ‘\ ‘“ Ll i ; .. , mrrse . . ee a’ > 7 oOrR* Pe 5 “ : : oa si +3 ; , ca e & ti eR. of. eal 7 ‘PRTh RED eCenD’’ PRICE SLASHED S°000_ m é. oh Put te pasa eo . fe _- LR 4 AN Eb i RIC k REI | { Ek ) 4004 t atl iHRORGI 3 H. hundsome don- , ’ BRA RC-ATSNS ~ 4 _~ : ' af ee ara ; ‘ a a :7 - . Rt ) Raat ; oo tiful paper: car brick garage: lot ge ge Gn ag B. au na } OWNER OF 3920 SULLIVAN Lt eA Aiete tte agaie nse ae See Open this alternecan : ‘OK GARFIELD e373. MORKIS. LACHER. | 6 Chestnat rao! _ , : . BELLIS REALTORS. GARFIELD 65°58 Gail TENNESSEE ; ence: i-fvot : : | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield 2163. 0... >. . ae oom ach: hot-water ? rage: of- | fo er ymodern: hard - - 446, s Ww Est PINE baths, electric. . a Orson : ths bo | met oe 5 marzain, $23.5 . a — ca e F . idenee wth imereas® MAKDEL, ii - OPEN TODAY! ———. fC carage: $26.00. Box ; 2 4 hy : is¥ “% teArt ‘ —_ cote Rk oe = . ; : . . s** y — ‘ ~ 4 - Pa ‘ ~~ ’ = bi ™ ; eter on ————— aR i 3 nid =» ROOMS—GA (TE mie A — Apirtinen 3 ogg Arnage . ter oe ) = at . - -_ MEN. GRand 8X20. Pac MS RA : x ith of Fors] ee | fl A} Grorm ke AL ToR. th oe ' . | a . , ; ; we —“TOCK ex , . : _ _ a al > a r orn @ Sal he. a real sacrifice: MUST SE LL 7 PHT iS a UDAY reems, 4-car brick career x Ea} RMEN ; wite: sy = ; _~ Se le Ng 7 ft. eireet made $550 ens) fr SUNngsa OW. With ara se % atin 2 $15.00. Tem c om +... os = be we aod on = a seals Omen ie. LEK-SC HER ; ; - GP meds: ial Pia Y it = ee re sa > hE rirs : ne neicghberhend will b SE. » we. ; veg 4535 FI \] Funnel IPE N 2-0 Rand) Sxt0. — s08N_ 4. ABBOTT. Kealtor. 708 Chestnat. Re se a ‘Ke & BR , HOLLY BILLS REALTY o.. . remain mneold lone at the ahore price | and examine, a5 . THOLOZAN joa —. 6s ae +l — | TON 7-ROOM KESIDEN( F—85000 B88 =. RAN RIVERSIDE 4404. } : wee operty as} : = ie 9B r Tate et i ie shle real¢ : ; . a ’ : 4 — > FOG >» ric sent eee we ee en ee ee : “ ¢ ¢ - a care 43 f} ~ ad its +h THOL ‘a AN 1 i SOU be s. : ‘ ris TTR. pe} - rw - ‘ " t . , : e+ : — : , . & . ' : ore, a. tah . ned : real heme : } P , “ | Bickmann. 2125 S. Grand LAr. C620 THOLOZAN $901—New 5-5: hot-water . > , bia 7 7 " €HERISTIAN BRINKOP R. E WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnu . | b rani, seve ~ * > . > a . * a el . . * . : : . ! ~~ ‘es ; : : \ EW S| \i 7 | As L A\ | ewe; b naage eyo a — EF_st bar . J : .. 22 § t-rant LAciede 3046-41. ; : ~~ , ; ae . es ae “ cain prvee tere reed ; #. * SQ1x WEST—5 & 6-ROOM: SINGTE Se Teer aan ee ay ) ” spe . , . | i208 ‘EDUEWOUD DRIVE : PRICK soi0e. S29e0 DOWN. BAL ANGE Veinhore a Ujecnheow | : — bat : \DFR® TOCKF BUFRMA tt) eee Page ogy | ZORGE ¥ iHFOR MAin ) rooms, large te Sem. i* . oa . -2 ws aT DEFT ¥ ' | iI 1K SJ. RF enn ‘ "4 = ‘ é b* “ pe . ‘ P .. ; . of : - . ’ : - : ; : - _, - aes hg , ; . i? ie _ ‘ ' : . a . : a e 3 7 , ~ pnts a: gn. watt j — T? ‘ ete a , ie - ~ ‘ ~~ 7 7 ‘ 4 4 . wT T? » " ; , a | i ' - . ‘- . - , - : kis 2 : : % : - 30 a a ooo oa wee —- 7 ; WILL SACRIFICE 7 : she Tos ae “IDEAL HOME” | on yy rea ‘, WERTY x i co GOR Chestnut. SOL? Delmar POre ane eeRs 40k , ALN : SLAKE & ee ee 'F LINDRFRGH AND HIS MOTHER ae , a. ee SUS ers ae : a) mar, 18 re me eS TRISTAN ees g. a CS... : :\ : i iki SEN ri a P at P 7 . 7 g 7} - ’ : The ; : — ~ oo : Me eneri.Weher 35° = frend tA ana OPEN FOR INSPECTION | PRIC SED CET — $$$ neil ) me ty | ' —- | : in —g eo ae } : _ MAKE CASH OFFER EX Al. THEME Ly yy | | Lad tru _— | tas ¢ G2°S"s=is 1S = reasonable. tf re ~ CHE K ME N. G SN. 3 | an : a ed =s aac vin TOR. itxx—!-4-reom residence: well rm ] Le _— cue pt ae any sicrmid NEW MODERN SINGLE | BEAUTFTL SOUTWNwPTON FLAT” gw @ and 7 + ceed back FAST ROOM: PARTY ROOM IN’ Bash, Mnator, clothes Greer, brick garage 3) 424 Meh roo PEACE cms | PAGE 3558 — Tram dwell “ : ee a oe : ¥ f* rs r “§ , ¥ | ' a . : , i. *>s ar cd Rou" J | : i - i ' r A ~ - ° : . ; . .. “ . t i ' re ° ’ P tm y — _ : it pasty *% giitt? epee S17. 500: eusiest terms: rrnis —). 2 . . VERY ‘ERY VODEKS HOMF., , ' D ra . — : BEALTIFUL WORTH WoOR ~~ f ew * net . 9 a ie a : : - mm eat we ; 7 > 4 ia - at , r "ps . — : . “a Re Bs cot. ZEIPIG. 719 Chestnut « * — 732 q NCE? P. HEATH CO Carte Are. | “ ». aoe . . " n a > > ) . : a : > 2. . 7 - . co “ CHESTNTT. , hi, » , : totter » for 3 machin. v, . ate : ath 5% é mt ' ; ' ’ > ~~ . — LR — a Ror oT. te , : oot fio bial us a mastern - bherte hk Perret - 7. “he ean ' : a a? . 4 wr - > Vs . . . ete e- it - ’ ’ . ‘ : bs “ie ee “ . . ; ; a 74 a \ ms he | " ” . i a t _ state F hone Bland we hetter buy im tewn; leek ever “SEE . - ' . , ft ! rs . . : amelie’ ey . or Cra ne — a” conan Foye :; sR TA . » BRK RUSTDE NC E—HOT WATTR BEAT 42°) Minereeta. 3 and «4 larer rooms: | ss a é it at wee FOR «aT NF 3672 S. Grand. LAciede 3040-41. E prascnied Mllacd 2900, " | 9B CHESTNUT. GARFIKILD 47794710 | . “Garfield 4554 ggg Fy % —we.to! “titan, ae o- carace: $1008 cash BEEAER, SAictivid alway eUll Gravolw | 0278. vs.” lroam Suncaics Feat We ; ee te TT am | arin —. ~~ Tra Tw , cvraz cared street. $7000 fier BLACKSTONE. 1a8—T reems. arronced CBRISTIAN BRINKOP K. EF. CO. Mie ‘TEY RA :2 Weinberr & e:nheryr D.eM, ea : il — ere sl. t femitie«. bathe. ‘ernece. dorh'- | | | . : | a +

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and For Sale Ads Today. post DISTATCH | Lo mn | , Ww anted sonal I ropet ty and Real Estate a JSINESS TY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE ) BUSES ——- ae niente ¢ and Speculation ~ ; | A Good nvestment a | SES | : d Market Streets | ¥ ae 700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Per yn Fae eS toe TT mie Pe a ee al - timate Seinen oem - °9Q9 shrubs and | oo) today: Ot 2 5. . HE ATH CO. G Arfield 3165. 3165. “COR. UNIVERSITY, LU ANE.” ema. - — where 6 “bl ocks north | ersid =| } | — | : ©., Realtors, iw. 49 | 5859 Romaine Pl. all BGesidence: 8 FOR SALE OR TRADE | Gets Bg ” Garticia ++ WIES EH ner Sim a — camer | ay & Madison | «ver sauarter, century Of CONNIE ES SLASHED FA RING PL | | NAW. Cor. Broadwé | ‘Over 8 ON ele and 2 fiat of 4 ng oor | ALE Hampton, bl. ol. ay Ay en vacant. a Snlena , e. . : Page. oderh: in neighb Rg — co ‘Jot 500x190. 3 & MIGHT CONSIDER UE RLE LOTS OR ae ——“ Wi =. || ote highest points in the | | RENT: ng 34 floors (one eanath ceviesewomewess ED EE | . 2 10 ome. 2 “sg $33 Ch ut.) Kine for Rooming eee ttre fine EUGENE J. AL THEIME: R. bev ILLIAM - G: Re TION. | RINTAS pr - — only $900, + |! oa & the heart of South 5t. Louis. | Corner estore and 20 rose 6 ot Sale products CO..+-«***"""**" Le -— 4 +: TE Restricied propery. JUG Finney: +! CALMER, INC., S nest a 5 RT AKERS ATT a3 *; R N\, GRand 8830. . } adjoining. lea eco ce ocowonm®? _ 200™ ; s Ee Tr Boge oer let class UNDE or ap un tie SCHE! b }\ | Store 0 ep month..--- 23 C HAPPEN #4 oN. BL. | rooms; 50-to0t vacant: careniD gt 97600. Just West of 3 McCausland We have an ide eal locattee. Fa ve | (OTS—Buidine -40x100. sewers water. ||| $35 PER FOOT i | ; prtbone a 4 ieeeeen eae - 34 e ti or . 1% «| “here iM 10-rocom arti —* 56U "2 SILV ERBLA 4 A G22 1 5 NASI IV ILL! } 7 __-R ARG AIN. dertaker s chapel, ' gas. elec tmc $13 de r foot. ( 62) : MENTS : ANNUAL -_ ue Feb. 1929. ‘ : , excl lusive residence sec on like g gel: wve® it. |G GArtfieia o. vi r nest. harawood churches NGER. 2808 w. Grand. | Rock. 4750 Alleman = ALL IMPROVE Deed of Trust, $1, 000—¢ every Tom, Dick and Harry. pues ary CO Garfield 3165 _— Chestnut. 5 ro% re | on [ pe gape efor ith fre Ti aT. | = " ' - i) | * urnished display home at 7062 a | 7307 ~~ "4. bt pronennony b: reakfast Cit y. ena vacal t “lot, get sino gehighw ay. wy ot eouth, south wert on — —— interest. PE. e one fi el , é bit: go om. 2 yathe i € s | attersm Bl " “ we os inow aD av ‘ i| : = st | rool price Rot 1 Bow Ken it easy. LOW prices. ¥ fai. cheap for ~ quick 918 Chestnut st. es 7 4a id } Bie “Zs : "Wa X - H OME. i ouners keer id } Hi cx aS a Z Who Lives in One. Bt onggi beautiful up-te = agg block ol ‘school. , 886 : el " Two oo gt a 1 ro tie on th ird floor: | LOTS KF OR ~ frontages 94 aS age ane aenee ‘li bu home: 10 rooms, | Barbara ée a holic CS aii home. in Al {on second Toor vouse on Mi — n; ren’ | Ae ——— awa ——— : wel oi} bu ret. ete.: 140x185; | comfortable. rooms ey parage. side | 2-room et sell ot “srade for residence st 502150, West Coben block. price Ss rwest 3 REALTY © Cor. te) NINT om 1s and shrubber Condition; in a beautiful | int. See th oo, oe i §0 Caroline, 30 h of North S. OKineshiz! GRand | ie 4a fine awn gq &h ub c >. 614 Chestnut bivewsy: can te t “ -% Actails. Libere! bun x DERSON- sTOCK E- gUERMASS, } 95 oe - ’ Goleman, 1UU ft. sout 2309 = * ° S A h) ' fe R i 3 HE NRY HIEMENZ R. ————— REALTOR® 4g Chestnut Me 68x180, webster Groves: Bacon, near "praesent MADE IN | | MONEY TO BE BLACKSTONE. 1372-—2%-story slate ro LD} Fi ERY! | , rooms, bath, furnace, Kas Wi ter —————— ee ae COP ~ OM $7950 | hi Fa ¢. ar gare ye, WANSTRATH “RE vite | ST, iy pe : AR Hu 7 Peace bric a an TRUST CO.. Agent. 593 ) tT. tae 39045 Florissant W } 5940 Minerva, We: ui) bath MISSISSIPPI, v ALEY ‘ ra Pine. MAI £902: toes k Hil 250 ft. co.. Colfax 38945, Florissant and Warne, la ‘nedrooms. second sme oe eure re- | M 40 4in_ *— = | "100 t. Rig Bend rd.. Webster, 17. 000 : *4 }2 aA ‘ 7 ee? -TOOT Lous : i siti ms vy a. aiiNncry ° Yr i ing ln iif : : ; . nena . " 7 . } : 4 oom a os oy hh san slg 4 oleae et oir: © ¢ 00 cast h tae A $50 monthly. | Northwest _ —— — west of Gray, or ener Dickson and Adams, | | i. , kk building and basement, with elev ator ; t modern in every detail: Jot 7T2x200: fine Qe AU L 5. d A RZEMSKY, REALTO “¢ ATSINESS PR ee —e ms with | gir ra Renee \ weS Two- -story pric 94 feet. Looted at southwes } ' for anartment building. or 14502 St. Louis av. TYler_ 0459. (Coe “Union bl; # lare¢ Le c wuld easily De | Barsen 18 all. 9 mer bids \ | floor space, lot 20x1 : k and ) : MoMENAMY RE. CO | 1308 N.__ Grand, bed | NORTHMOUK, — Arcola Gc into I 0, display Toot. Wis | a, LOOMIS, Rg a Buaetr =|! square feet 1100 4 D a streets, fronting on inth, a 4 } "aTES OL G—) ”’ rooms: terms. Key at evs, . -' “es i BA é ARG aa ym- con’ — a » our Pry ys cae " ’ Ninth an oc i a apte O07 Cat }none FOrest 3456R Z Katee: versit I lar | 979.7958 Northmoor drive: just ¢ rj 1e ltor. 7? ' | corner in on cil y oe a Ee, Ge, Pe cessibie Univers ws Bath. 1 oleied: 7208 ns. modern: onen for inspec | EVE CRON ER ¢. SSENNINGS. arent, 0408. 8: “BARGAIN, North | drive \e) th to property. located at Wal | 1 Fireproo li ht \ : ; ov r itt , 4 ] > ~4i 429) etion., w nie re at . ; - '~ =) TS 4 Bou 7 iF i] Garfield 555. - GO) New IY miead 10 s; owner want ¥ ; ) MUS ST TSE LL Tk at fur- A new and | peautit cnnege pa rH s2000 » CASH. Eh ach. = DE 455° - —, | 35 feet. near Marcus: at —_ Marquette av- I | Heated, Day ig \ | ENRI maT: ens caah eo50. BE tn r : BASHFOR! te KON —— | 4568 Enright: eix rooms, bath, ~~] buy at the first price instead ‘with & ata ay 27 —Bt ss perty: | LOT—Lee ie “4 G-229, Post- Dispatch: || | son and Mard | 1 | ct con- |} POS ne bn I ER = ot A 5646 \ Li aed ao offer. : you can ¥: - mn a. inc -reased CH Ean! KEE me * fiats. | ath and t sets. AoW DEE . Bro way, 32x , |] tiful business structure, oy a ' : s "a5 W—6& rooms, - WHER 0 rr ER ; nace; mare =+tEeY R.C Ain 2813. ing gomeone ©& tne storeroom @0U © drink busint=s. Se | 1T—North Oo , . oc e ih . Truly beau pacant area oe ey water: ve aaie ‘eet 3 = is BAT. foot Tots. oncar gar pce 0. 3. McCAWLET RS : = iS of pays ™ location. | good tablished 80>" “|. 28 “E Cheroke LOT—* wei -% FO rest _- a AST 3 A R. Scholimeyer R. E. Co i @ .w. comer Seren. ane Lacievsing and 68, 000 equate fet0., Three story, ace. alerts 7 A} {00 tT, eannn ) rice in an oicer ° — tT ALK BRENS EE 2 ae -——— RK Di is _ | . n St. | -9.000 square ee. 15x178 Builds ferson —. 4 ago o } price s cael He to = i, ALL PA ; Iss | ne 4 N. 7th ~ tii) taining > rilding. Lot 3 5x i .| EVANS. 4205W wl poems and bath. f anv. icy P.. HEATH CO. 6 Aifield 3105. | HOME su Y y1 be well worth yOu. ee ere 4540 Gh AV ( IS AV. | LOTS EXC AUSIVE Lor ON FLOR 23 ||, Main 0878 20 Nil for parking or futhe yp me in separate puildins. tfer; Uberal | EVANS. 4 238 — Be. c er: eT be quivers F. HEAT | eee Minerva 7 cooms, bath, furnsces a ahs home at Rosiline . cag egg eo ” Wi ith Bi 11S} ines | py 4246x130. J O'HEARS, (c a nl |\| mo basement; —— 1) and will consider @ny reasonable © | | nac leet at i a 5617 iz 2 | gee this ae Piace, wnicn © 2; vs4 l aout due | E44. aa - — SSS — | ready to # ya, | Fa ran 304 io7t } ‘ate i} at S6aU0U. . _— — nec avs., Dav is iis my ar{je.G \ th - ir ré | i. OR . I L, Owners are now + Fe E Fo— Decorated: 5 4 136 ng it sitT BR ges > CO., 2407_N. B we? wong ey ‘ection, ‘or phone = \ . : and \ = FINE FOR # FAMILY. a 20th W est | terms land help you — the buying of | t» : : a a eix => «) ) } A Pe bind f cper as 1.8) siore W P ee rr} fiat ee Te; car ‘ee | _ aot he tweet Lif an ' pa tore es e this property } » home. 'y adi), ‘+-water 7 ea 5 gat “a % t} ra’ it B Jonn. 45 sett. field "697. ——MAR, GUS? 44—Two- stor y 8\ : show you ov r . -our own bu ness : : h ‘ ; ‘ — .* ea ii wi fe - R ltor. G Ar ee ee TE GUS 2 to 6U O1. Lat us home. Ow n y ‘ wks “ 1) gacrilice, | MOYLE. ea DELMA - Call CAbany ° f our new business | tice puilding. cQv | this for ¥ TRU S T CO., Ag ent, PL V ALLEY neath _ Pine | AND DE TENS Southeast — > . » Sale two a ~~ 4% , ntitul Home for . . ai —~ y ‘ 7 r Lids . . VERNON | _Begutiful Home, eingtz mot || DAVIS REALTY CO. || iinet, tech socae DEM me L006 Maryiabe. > ea ry A ~ Bs . , | * i hot . a i qcjean & OCKE CER MANN. Northwest__—— is hestnut. | apd Marearetta. ABERD EEN 5 60; all im provements: Taxon ust Streets | | ANDERSON MISSISSIP ’ arn: 3 baths. hot-water O88 °) san fol sae bd , ori) ‘ ‘77 of acmil ane residenct rave: lot LUUZ SERVING Si. we , a ATSON: rr ‘ROURBE. avois. | SaANT AV. NESS 5. | vark. Cail ATwa ALE; REAL EST | r, 4 jar second % S N - ' “LORLSS. RONT, $: West End pe and : Se, e : a @ +. TT: 2 , ad 2 ari Liie — . - > , —_ — — . » “ : oe New areain. nd, in which & SA ee and tile DAD eM hot-water “Op tit ite Ke papi Rive! J TER FERSOS | FUNKESTRICTER Co. ¥T F526 Chestnut | “arbor ver, Meorgn’e Grive, 92) | MP’VED PROPERTY FOR >: res: | SHERIDAN, 2757-33 fuld 6378. . | “an give a bargain CAbany 54307. (ce) Ma pedrooms. tin .g throughout. ; ; Re os if | Reo 4 8. modern: 5 | is A ~ > 4 ‘imar O-=- a lata. ~ store . a Ca! \ 4 _ . — iatBe a! wes — ¢ ie ba 8 th & ft er - a ‘See oy ll Ce00 alent eondi.}! I i aig r) “y , ig { at — oars } Ee] ICcHM A WN ft 14s Oa , an : av. " 1 a9S —- ” eEDERI kK Ri AL , 26 \ te +. av. Lf vj —— op es DEO ay * in - (Cc) Li TF or ale. trade or .- Be D Vi rr or FO - hennerly i 2 frest av. University City. wars se or cara of admiss a Th cae . Jk chet 4 He ME | SINCE HOMES | _PRospers oe SL oa fli Te mer: 32 feet; Op 'D 5590 — = ‘ow, 6303 San Bonits. REAI ESTATE—FOR COLOR $1290 Down ox, ie beth: very iB > ore ee ) rm sact) ice a 2 ar1TSsi> 2IPFI y 45" Aa ye S : TY CO Ain por anxious 40 efi, Ve t . ee ee ()\ QS sE Ec THEM xo” ( MS. A 4k 10 ——+ 77> g ) 30! ali’ Lor atas, blo or rth sae. eo.” / : ansy vane and it id ot also buy furniture, lib = : Hickory. 2031. { ' ‘ . . 1 O LOUCHLIN REAL. 0. MAin 2396s , noe Chestnut WE QT LE ND Hi i, \STEK—l¢ » ROO MI OLA. 9 (c&3) Tr —46 oct Lee. Bt seed rikDt.s\ 7 In Westmore. wR a, . fice: all | party mu “ ) | oat “HAR. MAID ; a te kK —KINGSBL R Y —, Dickmann R. V C.. & ——— city ( ity)— : 6335. WE> =j Mi RY—9 ROOMS. Bas } * } - : ws 300x148; pric ‘ : Ep rete ras.. 400x175. 4 gg 4480. te terms, maT ST Le rooms, bath. eee r 0) | UCKY ST. ite i 7165 : covert with 8 sisicent 25-fOO™ war } al ont hard oo ese oangt* NGSBURi— NI Jt iso 12 «view 434 : N—8400 pestnut st. ay | ~ Se ae gir oo ‘ ~ ere and { c- oy nd earact hi ee ALBERS dns ae ce; in good condition: reasonable ret : A ANNE—10 oy ana unter | make any offer. — 100x 500, adjoining 10 1104 Comin, ectric, ae ga | MAin 4551. 816 c ; ota 4) mT" . i m3 : : ; “a Om ) é j . : D) we : ne 7 ra ith c joer. ce Hniaww*"* | ‘ ‘ , 5 Ly, | ; " - >" ~~. — ; al n. CE 417 “ bh \ SH-BUR M Ain 4023 (c82) wood floors, bath ‘hestnut 5450 “CLEMENS Jectric: bar- 5153 A BANNE—9 RO GINTH A: .-. ectric, Apion bare RESIDEN' j PArkview | 2 | ents $50 monthly... » ,ANTED Ay opennialad 0 Oe oo. Bes Chestnut o4- “i _ furnace, elf : . 5149 CAD* 1) ROOMS. AE Sa - rooms above, © Be pe the ey) Natura, Poe ee ‘ reasonable. rages; pay™® MAin 2031. OFFER WA: : + BIG. AKG MINE AC —- Raf _ 7 TERS ep axes: 12 Neen B rooms. csident owner wants quick 4903 NOB Sg pe “,00MS. yg : as phe a4 low to close estate. | vine 8737 HOTFELDER . "7120 — 99) | AERSCHLEISER & SACHAR. M (fe) 1711 N. 7th; S-tamily; income ) ie : 4% Wasiils sa teYs tas om = - 4372 gq cefatit f & 4720 LI Ww ~ 4 MIS . od Be a- j i | () C ar bene Bridge. ge | 9 : hi ean he hous . ; “pei oe, ' ge: ¢ 1 ter at wt 5 ees es amil- = — { ROO ; rive Cu. a + e ft) iT ) per mob “ ¥ . dern ‘ ] z : JQRRON Ee —— BEX ALTHEI MET —Targe double stone Foora: acuble earace:, It by clad) | WE WILL ARES) RTHERS OF THE | Se eoods or bak yy. Box H-3b8._ P-L. | MATE KMEVER: -FLEER BLTY. & TNN; 6 | Want of pay single Aitterence. SLICE | Dayton. 2837 Shas. cate electric. te ) lL. al’HK File ‘32 POthsae >" we : RO t WASHL ag | th? k, pe te Agee pusib he Q*‘ 3”? > «; AR™ “we ri ‘ ust eas a 7 heat. w TEESE HOMES ~ RE. at = cand — = ————s> | te wa] ‘“ cor _Arse — “4 aa eu: i on g9° Che aint - 5 apd §& room OV for quick .¥ ALETO) °.3-°0 | wD abel SE ) front; fine 207 rooming 6 5-room hungalow: got ye It. ee ann FP RICE yo pes! STORES #-**, .* —- @ fiete. OO om vod Sa c7i} cas alance Dis nthiy. po - e | Realtors IN’T OV ERLO kK. hanne av. furnaces. price reduced to 350 i —— ‘ ars r 4 and Ohioin--_* —_ o rarage: price | | — Du : age - gewer ui nm ati. : S-RU! (»\f RE SI S17 TEN ‘' jocation. weRY & con | o2 Chest h: hardwood floor: mation and eards of "CE hd AI™N 13 ‘ 7 a ae > C F Ty | ) . ag tae PET furnace. hei az guraee-. pr: a sare in Lil ian Terrace. Pores Kings- 193* -140 unre atT ricted. ‘ . et get S55 | sale. Fr A DAEUMER. RE A eit! - * - - Te U KERY & 2 —-——— . mri 4 R I y C 5 ae J mites argain - _. | ‘ ss nm tanh idewé ks are 2 wap ’ a wate ‘ a or i ‘ *, 41 1 I. ,17 RE! # Wir =~... VW asHING?” ea . ot cee : a cn “(), F, B k. ] i 4 $16 VV } . } a. os aleeh | 7 wT Xf A AN RR. E. Capes i gas granit id & " po 4 L! lian av four ;} conc re “. ue eet — C: ah anne. (el AZ 62 ; +3 rooms: } . t Corner ‘ The Givers has hot-wate® wr oe t siry ern oan RERT «. BLANKE * 7 °46 G STROUVL* .: t a highway Nortawe® = 1 General Eliectr’* | fo at_62: } GENIA,. 23-—F iat of oS electric: | 3e | eS Pat : i? “ CG 7 rs. a + Saws Me eo | on t I Cc" uar . “% ’ ~11 ¢ od eT: : ‘*’ | MP. ANY. In — ~ RY AND > ME AT a] Lseritt } b! ChS fr mT = poe Oo Lillian go west i = ifice for Quick Sa © also « ys -2 room flat in restric | a get son. one Ton ltrs nous i phase s oma eanppc! ares 4 ‘ \ mmm - —? e @ ' : r 4 all I nior car T \44 cea ; _ : i ; Li = 4 i. yy * & he, N tr. ape tile hati y £4 my i , . oe - af ——— y T . A ( RIE 1¢ > in Cc HE arxt : - 7 Rot E : f So as ; 7 aii « - tos See ag vert on crounds. ; de Pershing, HRxx block; rent $846: DOT. at t t 709 Chestnut. 7 : W . i A “4 ’ 1. an” — , > ’ et ee Lidi 4 - ; VW | sia > - REA ALTORS e ' Gor) grace, make 60 eC OPEN sV%'seavttie®: 2% } Iverst REALTO » ebectric. uWdd i tT) ti Vil ‘ ' on x chington ? e O10} | , Sei} ) } pee LICK, Re A IN «.—v rooms. ang A GLU: ; Fam + ¢-w ater -L00 VM { - + thea: kk + 5Ox.1' : FOR SALE ; = oF feet; only. ** . LDERS G&G. e ' ” ’ & ro 1ot-wa ' anes 2 Oe She pee ITT, puxx—— ‘ 1A , a0 A S71. I i Y gant fiats . 0 ne | od % | —_ : 4 ° | } nie 7” o ; Cc. " xd Bo; mane Guat ge 4 £9. TRC . . ae A mone c t] a es B. f ps ye ars MAM it oe CHO TE at. | Wwe hav’ aMmeras Sv ss mt regaeonawe teri’ “-Olfax or g] see INCOME $11, 460 . 4. Po ydolsky. 81 = mardi cote fo : Sag ; . . . . La re rr >. ese Oo mi a set wee f - - - r ~ Bits fre nt t 4 ~ jth ms ) Oe ; apt , oa pion ir rth t. , T3 ais — ~ ‘ v. . ' 1} si other features, Cuter ctnut GAr. 1427, A. kines weticbway, a, beau | Ay 7019-25-~ !. eg 2 dagen en $7 — wht inne’. ava W arehnouse prices. ” Kor information an ee TOR | “nora CRUTCHER, 999% Robin 6 PRICE $85, | FRANKLIN. 3129-——s- monwes= 4 er *) See LiCh., 2020 Se ae mei Aortcd ha: Awoogd 110 si . 2 Ul pena: excer™ F well-be heat, ete. See: Tanufacturin¢g ae aten | OS AN SCE BABIIAN. REAL? _— > NITY N. HAMILTON AV. | em geil immediately. s 5 TT REAL BARGAIN of 10 as marble bath and §h wer, S-car FO | poms, tiled hate. potted with peautifus | * mare fect. oor SPEC», isin A + 14. 3607 Hera = | AN OPI ORTU bes at erition strictly modern. 12-fam | “ I “4 4377 MecPneri a ioe toe rta- rage, fromt cri’ Oe es terns ried cious 10%. 3 ; , ad busi Laclede S114 Toy Bt iLpis’ sien pbuilding lots 32 46! "? + a ve- New —_ ; A — and 4 stores: 7 G 4 rooms. bath. electric. —— WAX- ur ox — *2 ® « Mite VW adel. he ut. Nh 14 hn. 9 | . Gast ~~ oo ss ¢ ‘gs £. - . ’ 7} ra ote a 3 sciu «ko and Zeon: u ch pit bu - Ry, > ayV aii jmpro | ily efficienc D Want other prop and ke offer. G EC FF Ff rooms, — Ve".e heater, hardwood fjoors a ed — WORTSI-PR- ANGE Gran ~e if. 22 oes Das ccqosdiinetaaiie Southeast corner Ko ffices |nd | anderson and Bessie S-etion, fastest lleased to Piegly-W Lin & bargain; Man Chestnut. he sePOouUs =. tery PALE? : shah P rr? smiss. hy eprd ony. _ aie ce } ry 113 } 5a) — ee) tT N‘ +4 iu building. w ith a : ' : “— e ain ay ring ocmps aX : ct. e oposition. r TH. 717 pF 1 r i eanehout:. couple brick are’: 50-1008 ee WJ. WILLMAN ne a te Colfa 315. Ve on ae ouis. one-story bri bem } | —— 4 rive Ti ¢ / ve ~ yen 4 > id 6 \ - " 1 r 6, 4 = Kk: f r in rear. eac »s . 0) a 2 nd. B'Nai ar ona churches. FOree PAK KY TW age Blackstone and Page | prope ‘per : ath. Wil 5) UU Look at Tamm and sceneries IAETS ated $100 Or month: price S400": swe teen oppor at gron, Joue col- i: Aa)'l bd 2) O45 as } ur gar - ica’ . E} i #4 ‘ ‘Si: > 7“ ee | eS Sal Sandler. MAin 2089, OF Rive New licht fixtures Kelvinator eee in goo8 concmce: can THOLTE We AY. Lt A aR I AINS bu cInS ~ race. Open 4 = tye fe oe $10 month $250. $35 Der Mie Ber nd road. 5()-ft. front, | at a A % = Ma aoe live in " pee a Attractive Dries — furnace. % nate Terms | Cl Ata © eect: S BAITINGESR, fend Pit | lot, balance. Bungalow on Die furnace ane | {riends. , ers je 1% ot) PAD LE t ea lr e a ain fe ats. - I . ~+ nd f “ : sy buoy fine lot, ? per : n yilet. rma tan © ace Ask your : MAILE. TON Ot Xs be mace ’ i at SROCO aan | } ee ee r 7. oe ny | wil} bu: Tatas wll t, 5 to $27 ath, electric a 5O% Line ‘ln Terr . On | MONT “a AL ‘ Ie 4 A i’ i — br = > {io re, L, EK Kh AN D . te > ~ on a? " 4 t ‘ re ne = RE N ,'T Vv Cc F » __ 409 Fuller i ay v} ” (Cs } i all improvements: Pre M anchester ‘Park aeons price $4000. ‘ ash “$500. tn base- and get » _* . | apie: Fornot, hot-water heat. Realtors. ee ee TK, JOSEPH DARS© 105 N. Sth St. ir G 10( Te Ore Po T[\| foot. Tosarive west of kingsbigh way a 2745 Clark: OF00™ price $8000. cash ter 2-c iT vat “axe sd pura Ais ¥" TT | wi wy O4)]— Db a it ; . OEere . a ' Ar ‘ ld a) eb U 7 ate ee . i E : - 2 = } ry minutes ' . G nd. ment: incomes ; ti Priced to 6. e FA74 ASERE A fast room and ged S10 r nes sinese: , . Manchester Owner | 1000, $50 vet month. oms: BA SY Realtre FAG Cheat nent _GAr_ + OOS. Oe eA loot hath and « - cae: ie ssed ter 9 & — $1 ©2615 Beller giade: single Pr h $700. ei. art NCE ime porch, bardwood 110000 cellar; = t San " - p ; ter: — » $7600, cas x K TESIDE . } i age fri P rm aS SHA WMT PL. ae -™ , alan : ks and ws ° | TY | ao A srice $$, 00U. A “A_BE. Av He ier CoE ‘gr me ; hard age as, Water fice at $16.30 = ) SH AW MI tr Ph. 7 ret part of South 19 lots, 50x15 52: ee a ails Location | PRO ER mae Yi) ST ickory: 4-room brick price , ; M . ; hy ry set es . distine- t, Sattie. NG “ay ¢ hestnut. rad | I J - Catt sy Coff | terms, $25. balance $10 = tes drive weet ? ——{ poice inv estment | o® pe ah $6 Q. eat : ee pdiately, owner tnete- WHY i. sEBoT TT, kK ot Lovely 5-1 : iC . gee OWD- S WEYER R.E. Cong Gravois weber Park. % em owner on| LEM 2701-00 scant: may trade for $2400; LINCOLN REALTY CO.. a4 must & } +a e* - aoa eee / - ° 7" sorve : e br ix " raract : - Tweet ess bes i oORTs a i on ra 1B operty. neve . as Baxter. ‘ ke an ores a) ak i Let ea Sloe ¢ by ; , AL) OS TN) shighw ay (cB) | pr 7 . pdern. q*) | Bee GHLIN REALTY CO., mMAn_ 2358, WONI DERFUL oysge . water we 008%; oryeR, WILLIAMS & INESS Cl IRNER re ot. | family YiGuk H GUNDLACH rites GRand agi. 90 down LINCOLN Te N. Grand. 01 eee PE SOLD TER ‘GENE J. Abi **e j viel) J Ess 2 “se RRealtors ms. $1 Owes | £143. NS sd + ey Splendid ¢ nstructed 6955 WA : ERA 1p BUILT” eC ALMER, INC BARGAIN | ; LLON yond Bpring av.: 8. & CO, South _ | a. branch. 9196 Gravois. PRo 510 HowAR. 135076 fooms. 100 gown. oo” CLIP THIS COUPON “8 : D . i tyit : ae : , — atet hente 4 Thie des: ru hie nS 9 . nant ree 3 A | . 4 : . - wit : eal “( ms ‘ - TT . Giaivs : STH " eon taining ye } | = 67 rN) rT) Vv . J — Q down. ’ ' res) eric t 4 : OTe. alls ar ts sreaiD for - 3 Dei ld. hi A™ ji os ad pe REA 4 adi >! : oY. ‘ elt -OnG pa ¥ or : x | enc) } b . oon 7 in raft eun- ne ERG! k ER—S43 | 4050 63-6. PR CE . 925 N. 16th, v roo ~ { cown. : nork gloors; 2-catT Earasr- a ore 2 yA ile. mT his is ov ys peetteeae $10 a eh and bait 0 a Bo ui 8 u -- re nd 2 tats OS i “ rae ner will | ft BAe, Meramec, 8 ye a RK NTS _ a eub biect to fires 3414 brankl. prot F303 cown. BOE Get cara. ieh-Ers 1000 case ndy= nine-! om oe" and wagon 40 it. =* field ! “exchange ve you 3075 Enrig®’. : , 7 oe © Beh ‘ie 71 Chestnut st. for someone 1° pu: chase “i .- 2 3 hunvy 8a ganas re newly aec' if , Gaesiredc ! yL EK, Reait’ Yi * 00k ."GO, by td : > Ww , flats $1000 down ; : MAAS! REA LL TY ’ t : ten«dia condit on, & 4 wi a ew ~~ herr ter , asl tant i 60 ——> oie Tr’ cry | MO $0 [6.3 ai a > GAT. $165 4060-62 ¥ ipney. , 00 down. 7 : LA | : sidence. Jus home that is in sp! is |} 39 New! ; w ele | 3 if 60 REALTY COw | | eer oT ee aso, | o0e4 OO N. Sarah, flats, $15 MAK Y LAND hs js vei 1s a eat , strictly reasonable price. ntagg dg i: _ og earaxe . ‘ “ a. ainted thr anon sink, a ite esi yh o * lot. 24 ag he whoa B assured; " a Ee | RS N , ith st. CHIP PEN e-SC A ERMEN, = 3s CHAU NCES 1114-20 = a 4TH. GAR. 465%. n: ' a a. oO A 1 Ovcu. 4 rot a° re R M AN BLDG, ine! uded in this lit me, nlso - a only. ot: are new wih ve Cries ——— - —" Hare a Ir - bs fu LULe : GArhic. A gain. ——— rst 1} bik eck Wwe et \ . % tat Cc. M. am Gentleme - bHligation on my : . : Vier Glos snd iot 100,110; admission by car xture*. cennn, See , at., at ». 7 on we ety inves supe mts | ai AVENULE—SUs24 klv- r e an 4S i With 7o ° : « der ACTING CO.. 1943 St. Voy aan 1778 pome for SEV SsKY REALTY CV. gan_ tt. we ality Ga | South Broadway ey im the | of Grand om Montana and Giles. (cy 0 Ul0se 1 estate | (ACLEDE. 3417-8 ton: bath. e550. | send me full details sbous | . one ’ INC... ut aay ht PCs Q. alec , jea rs 40 oat . se A aw ———716, 083 ) , following rea { _ ash down: price > = Gke. F. BERG! iLL - cO., 4 Wall’ 5 M Ue, P & Wz canbe dl We hav al ves ite ~ Husinesa Ce reide 6443" ’ O8x | re offemne the furnace; 150 ¢ MAin 4:05. | : : i , orev. > ‘1 & | nberS e! na - 4. gh yy ay Park Blvc - 47 oY of 5 rooms each, rents pace 5 / t oom fiat. baths, | senor eeer Tr 7 MIN folks A. OF aul #14). 500. Call DEr REALTY CO "4 Ches be MAO . = "te "cent as e° a pir miahed OF | ore and ~ arice Sx. . a. = 0-471”. Ge Kj ngs! Lj Ww c residel ce \f et res and v fiats c ~ 24292 + Eolede. 4 and 6 rooms nied. $500 Address ~ - oonsh 06008 . gale OF trade. Piette! Se nn a Well-bullt 2h — nurner, Wilt O&O. Carag See & ; st Ps? “CHESTNUT _G At! ei ior & be $5820 r., comer omp- | , newly pape = _ gist tes cnt . | ey vce h RAK MA -ieffer WESTMINSTER PL. 3 Se eet arn : " rage. > —————— engepna erty suti i Oe tae 55, Can § >a J ton av.. a cone" 'y . t 1 eis 7h sie AV “$3500. P val nanee: ideally srraneed for Troe”; eT fupnished rge 408 congas ° “Srore ¢ and wis ave i r na rt) west of hous 36a7. lot 40x1 2 31 2: ae ot A's 8-room fiate: Fer ‘S| cash. $60 tT Lae 4> Chestnut. GAr. 560% i np peém: 2400 8 4OROOFTY ; totiitadline ont Pe allineg th, furnaces we in firet-cla amair:: pares ema} 4346 WashingtOns Wi 1] AAMS & mages rge 1-81 build patie > = 9 | SILV ERLLA conga een: 4") ‘ pees. | xine-room prick cw is, be are —_ a eae re aay terms.) 207” - 11 THEIM R ‘ ] “ . Wao , 7 ri¢ ; wwii th 4 ~ ‘ Mark 8 pa: aah wawment. pale r) g. CABS) srCtt A Ali t44 - ww 4 frol rt i ve Q000 for DI es ‘ * i if Number peseevnecer® i - i) ~~ : ; yf 4x1 iV. st. 8! ot ! ‘ ; : " . "hh oa 5% kL. rs ee r i, 3 Pe q rey? eT / ‘ 4 208 N (,7Tan ; — 2 ( Asi ' Telephone 4 rer: E-rTar ~aiee” > EDMUN] — 4 Met (i4aew * ot a ‘ _ CAL Mi) ER. 3 pes ay Ort frooURrse rr hte feet ; BO ) oy CO 1 4) +6 } 4 SA. L “ 4 — hrick e), ; ’ . ‘ a! he ‘ .* ; . * een ; ‘ , - ‘ x 3 ade as > © Lad P " . 5 | ; - Ie é Ss . pone = . ~ > % r‘ ori *s i : : F ga- ish é oe ee O15 ¢ nestnut —_— en nna ee AEN rua te ee ee having ee Fae : Mag > . —— aoa 7% EE -_ : a to sete est enue , ustin —_ ottarge, erectric. porches. ’ 9) ° (c*) mut. : Se. ‘MINER Né gE 5s. ‘ eetn *{ }) . . : + ¢ io. & SVs -- ‘ . ¢ ow - Chestnut : ” 4 MODE nt —Y SIDE - , Race: Al tion : ee ete | * 5 RSC | TA SEW: aul a) . ; KE. Uo. 4 | enap -AKE & BRO. 815 © rik | iG ce roe i ; and leer ing Prreck REC Sains t Ridg, | £126 Me 2 HE R )* N ee | “To LEAT TR MINAL Ae iH puilé- WIEMEN daettia Bros. R. ms | | JOHN $s. BLAK =a : } " fis * > t 4 ' Ni "© sbae hy ca veat ; 13 ha 10 X on sor CO i ner. 4 Ki-v (9) “ at _ R13 CHESTSU TS , - -Tro m house, en 4 ee + va ater heat tii "purr eT att , , — perfect W ES ST MINS ‘E Kt 3 La. oO) ed — Ws ’ 131 pt k Bi, Vw exceliel v 1 $y e with e' jar. Me pore? “er evyators rie Southwest emaivis : Ki! , - aan Pp | LAW Ne wi) “paper ed, painted, $500 i +) » ear brick garage. eh she hara- | i ae * raie SUM *S > te : ; AA square feet, fa i iil ceagon- ——— ee Oe h an . Jewmnatr : _— — condition; me A » -rison. JEt- | / oa’ “a ALF ' ‘iient j r } larce | ew’ : eh 4° @ 4 pra. | Pow : jot erack at #¥ as a r — nt oN we «ot eines L — ' na Morgant\:© “he n . INVESTMENTS down. Apply L349A by. Garni (e@) i 2 acc i‘ ; T FOR au ich = ie s ot ‘ at ry} ; i ‘ . a rit ht ' va" : Swi get GA rfis id i'M-~+ i. P nm . ,/ ~ etic aa 2 no ot? er SLO > on nea ; £ a ' ¥ I> , ~ “~~; Tt. i - : 6455 ' | PRICED RIGH Chestnut Be Fear garace: price excent yy yjow. garage’ DTC ng ALTY ¢ vie rent. Call Gar 'e14 Calumet Se | for ero . hoor. JOHN MAK: | din: I |} | ferson " | MORKIN A‘ AACH RK. CO. INC., S26 1 ol Mm ORFON P “yTT § Chestors | JOSEPH Jong 10% “7. &th CONRAD Se Priced living rooms second “he ee sang: H421 Re oa ic " + 44x14". | DORIS Fp ed Well | s KOOMES VACANT h. see CANN ace, | ’ ‘ a “tie . . i - -' a cane aa St a ‘ben ] a.* ee eth oi . : + «nf ir if . v ' F bs ny J = iMONTCLAI 136 a ae rom & ‘ =” Wey t ; ~~ SS } GA oy 4 (7 oe a a: or ne r j Tics d ' eer cy | If AVI w [ he n= pg } {Or Narel and i r wath of Are na i it 2 fam) lies hana conditicno. Bar- ’ Led = Leub ard, bat ” ition. 2-car «ara est barseth Cd 12 We estmore! ad YQ | eT ICE CU YA A G00 en tit _MANCHPe id business ~ DE near |e Org3450: Watecn. So” goot, See Ae |i financed. Excell will _pa 92 Chestnut. GAT. 560° | ot in “ihe negnuornood. | nia peautitul | Jf | fo Make Youa Prot | | er, Grove 8.2 Cpe ned: of 2, stores | BExi20. price, S873, Co.. 7242 Greco ||] sam ” SILVERBLATT. 722 (cd) | Mt wi trade my mode SANLGAIN wnt One of the finest homes (5 Tae. | \{ or . aa io! ~ set team-beated: pie “* 4 bert A ~_* NN . 19 va- pwn ~ gee Moorlands ‘trive Ri ng of WwW . 00 echigive location: price bas been ter 3. . TO > $17 i. O0U. J 0 . 415 7 W (‘or Broadw ay a W a “a. 3. a — - juivereice 22 §367- 3 CABA’ nt. consiset- ; $31 mine S- room h my 26 | ine . # } 9 _ . eas toencet & ri ils BT ee Anv ay i. vie a = rae rie in 101s neis-* } ' har ia iT}. 1 » \ " . - ” sat > y ar ris & Th aes *. t x =~? ( hestnut. GAr. R300 Four fam) vy apa tm Ve ry weil . t ‘ol : \y $300 ‘ ash - $40 yrs’ ‘3 * ERI. ti 2 ; ; nroved © : | & n Wy raieo . ud all _ der “ 2 bonne { ’ : “ - ; ui tt — _ .* oy 5431 Bart : } id : ' - f - ‘*¢c -— ee eel wr wat 3 vad ~s $3 if j . ex 4 3 . en r r ec 4 et ; ‘ Pa.’ 43*h64* " om . SOETENOOE Tome? al Att sence. $8xx Wi ST t INP a C “COUNT TON INV eTIGATE— | Sq Cor. 2ist & Mark ket Sts. GasTON, 4409 O'S i260 yoarsys Brice property ie Row, lt ams. TUCKY, sem New fem iy. apartmeeni | change 5-room Tenens. pet droves. . et" . ~ room house. au co! me * lat e-, ‘ ry aS K eS | epi! “ _ a me residence, «= —. Rs ET T 1, ") AN ES ST A é 3 Le , Qr ‘ings (¢ dition. Attractl’ 4 rooms. hardwood foesh le a han ‘ie, | cash “geht . — = — ; i lient eondit new eating °- Love ae ent 3 oS ry’ Q SOV aon ian onthiy , i = td \\ anle PAY, TS alo wt Ks ex : t rei hit ie A a > / me oe . swat Ma . ym i ‘ ) N , ep Q. y‘ ‘ a ¥ o FRANKLIN AV $180 m nt eo Att : : .M . owl + pr inn also BEN art NOnT jopat: RES Pe em; 4-car garage, $26.0 y), Box G29) wood Or ice, machine. Pe iit showeT: | we are authorizes tin” 4 with in endow & Weinberg + ealty Ga ~~ BUIL DERS Al TES TION a aaa oh real bargain. Adipining ing Call pArkyies ST MARKET OC have 00d Ceri tO huhway wit — ) ~ ‘ ‘ ** et.] einen ~ ¢ ¥ inti ' e .¢+ne aj sO “ . ° ‘4 ’ . a ; } @ % ‘ > . ae - # _-- ' ‘ 1a ¥ i . 1h ' men 6%) ; trim ” , “ : 7 en Pe. tock to eo i hs Lt | awetet! . Swe bal Se ee to, Gax-o' é n ga ie O te. e for §$i = ted — hie ga ¥ 4041- -45 OLIVE * o an thie MOD + A. ant batt ejects ate : - pode ar ‘tee be -_ one and. bs ; ¢ u! . eee ae ~ 1 ~ x > 1 rm plate ; en rec’ _ ne . a * pth —— — : “ 3 as F507, G0x150; 5 tare, FoOmM*: OO “tiveplace: Nee eget % thy 9. | zoek Mar: te 5 ee | 3 seem: Orener tere 4288-59. | ,%° Rag A O° gidence. Jot 60x152- || ,.%e:. garage: realm af Channil y | wullaiee. oe good § xa wanted ox nite 15,38 16 aoe ee soft / 1 | tice: & 1 TVS =. lana: “~ “rooms. ’ | re “ rac , MA Do-S 1 stor oo 2 A ee EBERT of we itmprot 3 a.ar: hardwood ! | eaue rooms, 2 baihs. 4 — —— ' “134 Ma‘ ie rage. = 11i oC - lent future. CHOC) es se nts) BSOU. Li ¥4 red t bath first 1 | etached: 9, tr ¢: sf ile. Sats nd age rs eay jie - & rooms ey good | flat; oor. DEIn Excess $24 montis; Ceatr ) | Post-1) soe : Cais, ,ecar garace #) erm call ; Farace. ¢ - ig ¢ libel se |cor() Mat = ® * rooms: ** _—— Larce shore und " 2 —_—- : ' +} buel J, | oe maAN F226! aaa Bee — | =e : wate Pa le AO rims } Ste ) hoe » a d - * + : x1Li— a ‘ " LA emt } } re } j C WIYMA: 2 Chestnut an Hu $ 7 . ics? ;*r 3 sg Slo YOK . it ae fa . fler | i Be ’ W ep" ‘ T , I « 4 on us iJ i. . t } ” (. Arfield 3325. 00 ’ . ' ‘ 5 = ~ re \{s Ove: i > Ss. 0. WY 44 7 sooo ‘ A® ;* t “e eee « chestnut 4 CHAUNCEY P. WE ATH as 0. ® UArneta 31 3165. leaner westmoreia ames. 2 bathe Mewes biz = : = New 1-*10T9 t 16 apartments ane.” win 4 oe , Bos pans ) “PEEI—COHE AT S37 ‘Chestnut Giraldin Bros R. E. FINE * ROOM hogy = reat ch ane puia FARMS FOR RENT __ } ‘ es we AKT & PEO 81> S 3 $$$ laogs Perstine. © Voome: bark | SALDLSON. 2itloe— en real b: ith: ¢ nly $16 e 2 ich oasis | cS ,acH KR. co., 2S weet ——— Look tarovr” “ook and Past bat®. | Tt possesion AVE. + : : , : 13 ME ” kK =~» | wt OR ?? ra! ni a ys? ba ree ‘ «ft room. _ ? hal v br . » wo Pte } “¢. ne > —- me L. EN. 200 > ] (aKa. Ee ne ’ N Sarah i tween C , ry f siLVEM ; rA er Tsss 4 GHG “OARL CAND, te hath. HO bd WINDER : rehing; 6 TOOMS. ON, “hathe 1 ae o0. easy terms ” LTOR oon B10, “Scale furnished 3- | £7 2 a 27 RoW —————— s- visi 493, nea B 4. 1D. — : — , a 4 ta r se: 714* Pr pie se oe ro ris ‘A ’ 4 ! bd a. PAP! « ae, ~* KRZEMSKY. ” RE \ ” a w Al TO, iv zo . . ds gus i’ , ca — rr Ri : 7 . “Ps — pay oe. - Seven and sleeping pored carek ae eat qoms. 2D R006. 1 Ty. TARZEMSE Serre 10 Ne complete beds. £89 | “ot B non BI | FOR S CATT. 722 7 “eph, Brooms, § + foul “g-car . ~ be ienosa sooms. *% A v} $30 o apartment ' , R BLA : o ‘ 1 ‘ Gore. nee all mn » recon t $50. nae es) at PR K ' : AK Time. sil an » 4 2 OU ; Mag Loe? ei tie ‘ : ar Re Fi anwwant ‘ a one . Louis Fs er_ 0359 SS > roumes IMP’VED —— - y & net light. e1Vc.. rec. ac ed to o55. - { 2} os ’ . 77Fholozan " 5 Tee 2, an w aud- N e ee n ’ ; be : nen? Bet : . 4 ' re | : . erties ~ . : —s a at? =e «64 sn ere 7° - ae 5 « . —_* rat a ay 4 { Sem st { ~ ‘ ” : . rT] = : " “ 7 WwENZTICK. 1! 10 Chestnut, GAC Tr; Sorry garnce’ ot PEE . hy eS Satins , 1%! — eer |S -y aaa aifie! fency; new, $50 to 85», cot of Bingshiebws (c99) | SD KEE. 25xx_ PIAe choice some | Pant: ony $4150 A 00. OV TEBERT. 72° | trace: mixiett y SNe Furnace NEW wTDOWSN “STKE ni Iv " | qn9 Linden: © “Vo roome 2 bathe. NEWT? AD, 2000 N— Dae: eorans 3-4 fT CS ee ‘| Kanes | CHERUS erty. 67 feet frontage, | man where. CEntral 85 (* ; : 2 eee We ath. - . | . aes ye ry cit ~ : © paths. i Wea 38h: —aAKERS, Hen YOUE - -_ ' : tive prope: ‘ : —_— ; ; Te ef, m4 * ‘% a ; > oo : >, "oO Btn deg od by . « th. he : “i. iA KR * 1] . are ~ : pea Z. iat abowe pri ice s 5 in 4797. ? E ry YOU R rf pee be - 7 acto wo of € pe nal ch. het id : la _— an : price 21,000 ore, i Ch tnu * aa s 2 ‘ . he. ~~ MA! EKS. Ly ee, ‘ 4 . . : $30 Pe ; ware ha ree 1% 1049. bes ‘ . e 11 XN ' -_ ve & > 4. : y. Ki y ¢ lic ~etriut. i Ah i A * M Ki img «at ~ OW ‘" } At Ty CO... xa ' « homee ard ooo ig a"! ’ guar Mil) 4471 a , Sag a .ParKge' n a . j aa ~~ “Tee AIN kk k - FIAT = a ). o~ ’ aOvTHAs 2 mand 72 ' iy: ' : wy : as ston a - Sherhand, Cail Lindell © “-_ Grand PARGATN— BARGAIN—BA | Fa eet estes Tr TTURINE LAK TON OX jy lot PAUL 4. “TAKZE MSKY. + Rk 45” oun €. 4 , eo loins ae M oa ' Pe - . z as ® . 4 | { ry} } , oar” *. oo % ‘ we Ty. ; 4% an we & 1 PATLRUIAIL-F. 7 i Mn oy wien lo (|. oe - en ae ». S5a2. me ( 1} : now 40xi well-pas ie ‘1 busineset and rT a! ‘ > nS sid 21700 c Vax 206K. sc © ee IN ° aon Cheatnut af ‘ourteout ea i t is ) ee A ‘ of rent oF RDA Eoin R-roam TTS room. = ving city. LAcede 22 carp oui gpanish Rome te HO fioral business. will set v 4 $1000 _CO ar ED. LOTS, $2 RARE BARG ‘ CMevarter Century See rch. 4 bedronme, TE © nega THT INTE HOME MUST rn eet of This peaulllt on; containe 7 rt Mt saa. Chestnut. MAIS gia UNRES PRICT i >: gi improve: tnreciosed Southepst corn _ we — Gerviee. your eros | | from. oi! Z . er ; a 7 ; avd ' re? Te ~ v 3 be oOMW ? ’ 7 . M . . rs ‘ neanrtt : ©e mp — = Pettis hn >. arnve*- Va 5 ons a’ Come ~~ 1v~ 7 a Um MCN, ne te _ (x 1 DING: ome Sunday vetwee™ © - | year, “Esa nod: offer wan nte ey: I " Oe ee a) pigg. olf at Maui Gra, “Spar hue IM ety ae wor LAK ATION. st ow TT wa TRUST COMPA’ | Liste atl J. JARZEMSEY— RES 39 Oe. | tien. @ BRET, 1249 OO 2 ‘ rm : © } : , ° , rean)s ! “ . » G ~~ a yi , ° r 3%" C2? ei«seve** . : ec tor | quick 5 'Sy bi. , a a oie + .* ery fi “ rm fee PARK svt Denn ; nome ae ae i 15072 St lL uis 7 raicd residence: TK oat ; must see to appreciate: priced joW 1 |) Clayton . — = ok We _— amen” eee Somme Int as . a 4 lowe ; ut J —_— rrr’ —- eet: GEKPEX, LAc. 8008, or Kt. SS

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‘ SUNDAY, 14B DIP AT 29-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For ‘Sale Ads Today. JUNE 26. 1937 — SE =a | ESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS WANTED e : a 4 MS FOR SALE FIN ANCIAL ; BUSIN a oo ‘a STORE Wt!.—PFParm. = me ’ = —— = LOTS FOR SALE—V ACANT LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT | FAR! ——~- vers SALE ‘ : | See : > , | _ f/ } 5 L/- 7) ‘ E >" ee Inn 4 | or Ree ow ay eet! ; “Tiiness deer gamerd Tr 7 4 :-. Fs 4 : Northwest coh Ser esee qe ee 54% MONEY 944% | cet eet es 2 Sl automobiles : ———— Se ein .. ee, wien ettce nging ; a deed. et te eye ik joules _ —— — — —— i UG TORE Wei - " . ee. oye ee aid ao” —— — 2 ~ + ~~ - . FIRST anc eerons deeu Gi trust mace: Sane P Al ‘Vie w l Sask = od yy : ES ; os Soe = te = $0 acres club ‘nnd: big spring IR ust , rs aa a 523 ue . Be ! | en “t | "wel : RY r re sc a THING sr — ¥ HA) AILTON HBIGHTS stock, arais. Doulty? Ios Bi | aos “A. “Anporr, ater Joo Chestnut. | and Business Property once to igaidate estate. Worth 3100. | GENERAL STORE Wit iy a gaa - + 4 AN in t ars dis . — RST ECON! THIRD—Made and | a we: will u as 1 ae = - 2 The Hi-Point of the Northwest ee Se ee bet | BP SENNINGER. Realtor. 722 Chesthat St. Louis and St. Louis County SS aanaaal TpDOrtanny, for wide-awake | iease:_ang location Box #18) gra — Fike omer ake coat Hi Reg ae Pera ‘¢ ee . oe ee ee o — DEEDS OF TRU “T (2800 NORTH GOODFELLOW ; FOR THE BUILDER te HO WISHES TO BUILI | These as Sonn : ess Sot See rth Eun SHO REALTY CO Hemmelmann-Spackler R. E. Co. T ~ ve have 4) Ges} rabie sites for resi oS or residences and two and © Tparei—_Jok Herter ie see gh tcetica's' of. Sat Mortgage Loan Correspondent of the a ciioeing bake, “Gonna Srace | Gott ree | aoe wh Te ee > 2 ype tw cos Brg: we. Wwe te RE RRA my t ar fam ily flat S Pasonal Pag at a ns-2 4, 5 and 6 rooms for your ) | “wes: Franti County, on quate toad.) | SSS Secs NOE Stale Mat SE mack ith and Chestnut cg BUSINESS A YEAR | tan tect call Ristwond 1g | § Adv : —* are ‘ $F Leper he 5 RGR Pe Tia ae py Heaths , it pees ae ’ . . » = a ‘ha - ; . Aa. N LOWINGS RE me Be | todas cn tree No commaaen pes || PRIVILEGE OF PRE-PAYMENT | szxer‘rarce poeirese meas | 7ESP UHL, Sr ies ers CHAMBERLAIN-OWINGS R. : eae ee 7 O EACH Suitse see | TE CN is aha or ns fe Mi: wont . : "TES. ‘ , - NE aye? he Romine RELA BY to Conk on hon = NO BONUS gue sent, GIB $. Wasash. | BOX G38 Pos UISPAT ceases. reeres || Tao my fe , : » f 1 ¢ agi . ans : EWwCic. res > i ili - a. ae - al & xs 4 > he ional!+ aeunan t wm omens Is ‘ jery . ie ' Delins G f : Ter ALTY_ M.2iGk, | APARTMENTS, fete rs. DWELLINGS AND tised Gas-Gard electric waterneater Con -.i. anywhere. © ‘ww af b eA ncaa : 8 s. ritsH LAALK B KIV ER. =m x sae Sem snap & ioe : Ny xs pore iis rely x sae x gah oem ts ywy > ~ © Mew i fF oat : ae Oe es , . ee. St eee see 4 ay neon Pee LAL al A é “we wit ¥ ah it Ai ae ate FARMS FOR SALE Arkznsas 1ssOu! i MMEK HOME. SEW a i. a Mn oe ras BUS N ESS PRC YPERTY = Zs _— ne on bie , “ ao rs '" ttoOry ’ nterested ouying an. oY ae .2 ~ - : , an , , . -arfiela -- Furniture ~aeecoe — - ~ ~ Tus h . d | Beis rth Prsef | WANTED—dHear from oa L ; ead .----+- SUReS fos Second Deeds of Trus chase a SST | WASTED dear fom ova |} Uneres || ee | ote oe een et ee ee REASONABLE TERMS—PROMPT ACTION a ae \, andegs | WANTED to hear from tow! Stiawe sapolies ------"" "oe : 35 = NE . ; 2 "24 = Pan “Brow — ng. ' rhiy oe d i a a efuae | ScSpriave—sooe a a SD to Sov, | ,esceing inary pa eee Renfro. |, - | ee | eee 11 7 , “aR “GAR AG ke and market th . twee “ — ra ch tner ; og rengir « }- ' ~ . aso. iT’ — — V1 Vili, FINAN ' , : : + deed of trust a 3 Paul Brown Bide. r YOCn ows waar ul. Or pasa p CONER a iat A si p - ee - an? ge ~ ; ait - . . iia as et — Ot os . - : : din 7 Ty 4 Bt SLNESS, HLAN tees 7 , f , ; ' ; pR.MORE snnt 4 wn f 1; ) OR Ye iM T aca ; = . 1y kind | a ALC GOLDMAN REALTY 70 o_AOU_ WANT FRSE NMR Widows Oam ee IVER ——— — mney A ——— > me from rentals yim henefit > \ =. SSS eee cite nner man gwaer; must, sell: | AMRRICAS i elie Exe aan ace th Le , : ‘ : neider st = icome citra: ¢! : ‘0 Victoria — | : : | Pine ONEY WANTED LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y SEE P _ : "|| HUSTLER Wra.— iad ty. Se lew and loans money on goed ha FOR —— = ats ‘ ‘ay 4 le PEN rER ~- “y ” | aa. & con > $23 0. , to offer for ; ' | oe Wx. 5 gy oe =e 5 mber of cash bape 2 ; ~ tw rr) ie. Sheet Copper. 84 SAV DEES sts 2 : curt) x H-JYs SParric | . eta ' . of ant a 4 ’ , , — % pee é oer anal brass gone aceon « FURNITURE SND LAU TOMOBIL T LOANS 2 lirret : Srom, raang Sam BUSINESS FOR SALE oe . 8.000 ibs Tobin Sronee,. EASY TKER™MWS, 3% . . . ss " . . et ae _ sues pier - +} R™~S ios ~ . a i x ha : : el mt So a ri = § LISI U Zenerai fer Ss — _ ee cam aie » Iau rRict TT yeaa £2) ood : ANE . A large stock Of) ; : z oa ‘ ' “a = ° : : 2 > ’ ¥ ; oe 7" Lise a CO mie ss BP i, ietsan * »~*ecre) Power Froduc , i «4 - , Sr s _ ™ a Bit Meta ring ° e & ‘Jt ad XK Lures. gerwt , . ' ! > = « ' ——- oniwe Daodiactured OF | in St. . wee - J \ : ee & : . ; : " C : era ut 3 a = 7 ~* a Bue __—_— vw : et, f ri ihe. Cur ll de me | ry i-? Cc a P TER PRAT TT cy ; ent ewe ; ; : at : Tart 1820 Lowes = ' orig the Good Will ef Gago » : . = ae i " _ it @CLAADeed & ° a7 : » ; : > 4 4 xD Iced , 3 ro ry Pp Al INT ee. . — et wet wits cnuarter - ghts Wy rf ‘ >* a rah : — = . ; ox t~.3!) i ' ; an . pert 7. to = as.% i~ 4 ; . ; : ‘ ssit oF ka eve fe eee? 4 De aii te ts‘ .. 25. COND DEEDS made or bought. ans hount. S28 Planters Bidc. cs Desctipt ve chrcewars oGbtain- - . | > ent Se ee 2 eemeetl ili be {im lets te the Sigtest SECUND Dt TRUST WANTED WoNS 3 yer cent interest, 4/7 manne: ornitnre , rt. eae ton tions. 4 Q cash: 1 rnishi au! ' acid pt | -_ ; as . P aieieee ag a ° lel “ . a ) . - ws fxg : — am . i ty ‘ ‘omomi « Yo (eT CBr: Mteseouta . " — = a or Th naap tigi — * { ans. ' “* 42 I ze ‘ : ——_ , _— aga etigt nT ey -" a e.. ome 4 teem each ° ease? Poel ——— nn IE ~ ‘ . . . - Js n St a Ve tne same cay ste 2 ar LEN I rrven and « DL SseG ; se neediest: aneennate ae ae acme a entect cert fied. LATS ; Rt wT 4\i TiN KF LN L1BLE TERMS x : : ef "ot > she and , — OM ans ' : : ; : 1 ' : ‘ bs = 2 Saee : Pa Standard , . - a “a te ar sdatar ee « VERNON LALS&, 722 Chestnut. GAr. 8300 = " ’ . bi i ae | “ee } required Box aoesoe. pn, ng —_— ff ~ ' $CHO- tory ¢ : ; ‘ hapa ema peur is, in : : ; - y ren ; J . en — ' wor WRITS aNWD ‘PRANK sc - tery } s~eN. MO 9 ' ner ured PAY Bac kh =~ THIS: an eet TE rm wit: ready imam Lik eos — 7 a : ne : ' pearance, - = a ate — loning who wll wholesale sf —: be seat t : \1 BEK-WELZ. 6242 G bay : nt : rivate ¢ Sox ; CY wm Ss . ed em? Lit ue ‘ears of experiesee, 17 S* Market #&.. , ovens F . P : x _ = : 4 : ce ; a! , , _ . ‘ - bar ’ ‘ 4 . : ; : ‘ th = th -_ } TL : a CTT NEFRS ree! Nake second “deeds if S.4MMP Teo YO 00 KEKK RE athe TY cO., . Oth. yy ae ae Se ee cy eee : i ——____—_——— — ‘the used ea! . lear ® BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES = = Ae i Fh WEBER'S LOW , w, 24 ge rc z af! | ; , ties | LACLEDE 4544. : ; ae ae : . | mapg Prentgg angen Time furniture and fixtures. — : © anted TEfter : ia * : ‘ . 4 eS - . ba > . ~ - * - - Du : , i r ' » rr? , . 2 . ; AS 4 = ei . = ~ I” ery ws LET YOUR SAVINGS EARN 6 PCT. ~auee ¢ — ” = ne int an = > te ie Pad oO — ON OUR FIRST DEED™ oF TRU ST — : : caien” in a : re ——— — = ! Rand +5! —— | . WR make second deed i trust ape tia Ser 2 " 23 - — on . * ic; 7. ; he firwt = ? . my r . ‘ ; : i IT} bh aie . ; : . j * a> cvs . : PPV nee les ee same duv: see nu PA . 2 — in a} 154 (c} me = gy —_, CLE— Ja r Tacer neap; good a VWOLF-POLLACK. 161 WS. Sth. WAin tasra ¢ = Lewis w 7) DEEDS OF TRUST MADE EMC anc | & . 4 > ‘mt pe (3S i TER ARTE | BUY BALF OR PAX ABS yin oe = —i ummete: gued cond- |... —— D : | a the.. . a =i tine a : , > a . +) ’ » ar ' : ¢ x : e _ sane i rest : : so gt R RATE 8 PER CENT : — oe 7 ‘eum, = © = ee mt * SS. 32th 2 — WARQUETTE- EASTON FINAN 1S: 3: edder si bt erm res ou _ are ae Af ute TE EAST rr INCE 8. a me a . —ai D 1" sce Car | aa ¥ Hol + GROCERY BUSINESS — ~~ hii lili * dea coaal Abad So RE TSE 4 ‘ a eo aay we etsy ey Panel BL a, eu ee ke “48 r- 7 r $75. - " Thay “es —_ — . 2 . oo te og - : S éeel We a, al ' : rnd igh-crade beast ; : oe ; i? lenderser Lae Lame: | ere t COMP 4 -¢ ' - er Ft . . ee no oa ‘ ee 4 ’ . . * , ta bil bs oe an a3" ~~ ¥ : Y mMPrany z hones RELIABLE LOAN & INVESTMENT C9. * r: ell 7 nose ad | A, Side = el Be XT) 3 1a y 116 N. Sth. greund fleor. MAin 254°? oo , a em) > 1H) : as ; _— ew Har Page 38 ; - ‘ ~~ ‘ 7 : | & 3a % a tT) , ING ‘ : ~ ™ . : . > ~£ ° A > > on : wee w iolesale and 7 : x iii. ‘ ’ “Shel | ‘ - 2 . ‘ o¢ + , . : > =" “a : : ncindi ng ‘ — ness $01 ekly: compete % TINT TE ~@ ’ ' ~ '!, : 78 2 mame oa +2 . Ben | og weet 2 : . . ¥ : e > ~ -— 2 ts. a? : . ed LJeavece | . : " ts ,7s a fas = — ° >. etal siness AMERK AN BUSINESS Exe _ Es 3 7 os re —, ‘ ween + | : 3 : : ras hie BOSIN ER—Reai | - ) r own terms: ame! dows ’ r : : ‘ ' ay _ 7 ; . - xy } ; on oe | *s> # iewHN , ° ‘ = Big : : . - = ae iq * “4 —= . 4 , lan? . “4 — eee ¢ = _ “eo *he . ——— = : nm cy , ie ae he oe , . fu} . - mo ; ‘me ‘ ¥ . - ‘ : : ‘= Ge fire acc | [CUceeve ~ = * icK i - Pa Oe PR cn Lil = a 4” ~~ > lees " " a . > * - a ‘ as . ’ Ma : “1 : ri . Z rn rT: . .S i vr >» | © S 4 “20a ¥ BARGAIS os ” 7 ’ ‘ . Pe : 1 - = . : >. 4 Cw * . - a ar sreg se nl — a wee . * ta. Aromnt : : - be i » S? ae 2 * tina * ~ - : ; Tt ; be ; - + se an Say sro — es se CASH in 24 Hours —"+=====_ Sas = econ ge ty Sway os rs ’ — eS Via “Do YOu NEED XY NO ‘DORSERS PRITATE Tt . wD wiADLIS REL | make i for you ee ' =” iT ay =a SAN 3 i ie my * : ea rin nm xe — hen nl a a —— chit sm errr. MORTGAGE COMPANY 7 \.% aia POT and mz 3? one .. sae “2 . | ~ Ww ANT _ ) SEI me St. MAin STtvUs-.oo ; : ind Tle mr mS "OO 2 rom - > ae 7 oe 4 - . . - . ro rT Te. % —_ : . r~% . - : . ¥ . - bee + ~ oe ¢ — . : as ' MA sn ’ eo a. ‘ ; I i Pm | 4 ‘ ST ; = “we ‘ " ‘ 2 4 Bank: Test, quick serriea, T s c ELL « » ° ee St “i ae! $5 ’ , : oe ' 7 Want a THE MORRIS PL. iN —— >... ——— ssiness “IND STRIAL LOAN con BL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a. ees . « ’ “ — . . Ay rave ‘he Yer fh ; - , 148 ~— n rl, and ao , Sansa ae oe iniz e r Say ome * £} . —— (West Finest: Grand = Mandar€ Advertiiae Aeeacr | TL tle BROKERAGE CO. 454-2 Paul Browa Bids. Pu m 4 bin i. a: iJ Gs Bttisine aut: : +. Chatham aw. is. |

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SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1927, BUSINESS WANTED STORE Wtd.—Farm in, ——== corpiar in prc ve ements mail a Niet ure. Lux H-2 W) _ $8000: oe SS BE gfe ROWN BOSS Bi A re gong =. 9d SS Past expe “AMERIC AN Bl ‘SINESS EXC HANGE, {1 +} A} RDNER REA ACT Y « ari or estate p: : o20 NSN. Grand. TE canny 7 WORR CE: 3 OD iia 5960. (e) 'ANTED D — USINES 33° BOLD AND PRIVATELY number of eash purers me reai ee ~* . > Us. ‘TH & CHEST- Ss MAin 2627- BUSINESS FOR SALE 4 red whe.esaie anc ~ z = at: - — ae ° omp.ete equipment; e ror) fT) su AMERICAN BUSINESS EXCHANGE, | : 3 . \ toma sos z= - ade Mev ney — ae of. FOR ADDITIONAL BUSINESS FOR SALE SEE PART 9, PAGE 6A a> > Se = —_— * ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, 927. '/ JUNE 2 PAGES 1—4C. MACHINERY MACH INERY For Sale For Sale HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ee ee ee HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ~ , " a4 jndex To Classifie Advertisements In This Section Page ” Fish ree __ Pt.9.P..6 sents Vee yon Aecens ae ° ” wotorescies Lem, Poultry .-- Pip. Periodicals : giding Materia! e* —— Wood .. (Misetl.) . ee ioe wees gambold Goes gowenoid Pt.9.P¢.6 Prt.9Ps«5 ~~ be 12 Goods " anted (Music) . id, Silver gocity, Go! pat te 29 Furniture Mus cal ne & ME} hines COAL, CORE AND WOO EXCH. ANGE HORSES AD VEHICLES ELRY, GOLD, SILVER ME PART 1, PAGE 11 FOR a7 NECUS FC a PLANTS aD iREES HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE POULTRY AND | } ; $19 &> (trees . $7.05 eevee $19.75 t r Refrigerator TO RELI ABL E PEOPLE OPEN SATURDAYS TILL 9 MONI DAY TILL a ‘TERMS ———— SSS —E RNITURE EXCHANGE © RNITURE | . S we IN and Washington LARGES ‘ 3 IN SLIGHTLY USED FURN ITURE ok om } ° Living-hKoorn t4edroom ering IGHTLY TSED $116.00 > FU FURNITURE RE orcoy ee ee a Rn =——--Ss AUCTION Every Monday and Thursday. 10.30 A. M. Furniture of All Kinds SELKIRK, 1805 Chouteau (c53) || SS =e THIS AD Also Dioner Set Free With GOOD FOR : bedroom living room, ineluding bean- davenette set and floor- gy. £2 a week. resaets, Bede and gil kinds of Furni- ife, very cacap. WIC? FURNITURE UN ss ( COMPANY opi Pies) be IN AV. 4 Mon. and Sat. Srenee —- a a ’ — — ae _Furn. Houses and Flats For Sale rene me —aaees he's Veet a4) inp TORR we >room fiat. {1 ———— urniehed: e\60 FOrest 5566 fe) 7 HOU JSSEHOLD GOODS WANTED 7. — urniture. carpelea, coptent inge of etmall lote: me gc -0¢ca aenh orice Schober ou! fax y ek (all anywhere tf: pay «el'. (omy Lule wanted - Gartield Ree beet cash erices: sug Sue r in evchaecge ae ace, anenus pieces; al 28 -lispatcn. (7) Wtd—Of ali einds: ost het findell 6424 (omy rthiog, hew B-210 P.-D, anos. Paker. 2YU18 Frank- JEtterason 1544 {Pnitral iture Wa oat pr inted B adly aoe ‘aaa SEWING I crnamenmaguemngnnanattet? tron qe er rre se of af 726 Me er Ge et) ati: = ate 3 . «= electric $33 4 . a a : - > > a =~ Bee. a 7 - See OT R 2 ROOM OUT FOR cy 69.75 ». Ba.aice $39 Vices i ee A MOOR ee Oa ee re Ree a ere ee et ae PUD om ipl vemamtn Me's: CO NA he pew Leas 3 bt aaaeatnn eneintaliiatennd be ene ten re alee: ale bi enc ll Bina ole sles He ECF a ETI IIE age ci in, aye Spe Pei r ee bk . : ~ y 5 pee DG Ne Ta ia ei he lating wes Se 2 il A mage 2 Eat ay, (te aeatige tal A ‘Qree st Ba ding Fy satel a . Sn) ae ee Metis Dthegt ss pest om tl. mie sarctagiicewap hay «ed, Sg, Vries ey ee ee SN ge os Se “™,* bre ~ eee ee ee > ee ee hm, SS seer ll we ated e 4 hee ep No ed : a i prt > . * lg Aaa et ky

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Stee s, ST. LOUIS v= gae200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in these columns today. - al gn a a ee . . Daa, ee 3 see SS gy eee: hw Sex 4, POST-DISPATCH. AUTOMOBILES Coaches For Sale : al senditien: or- stica— 76 coupe. standard ix: r-F AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES Automobile mobile Loans eae Pea a sev ay EM Sos 48 a 7 Pe oo + a. sn wor “ + eg e A ae me Piygdtaeod ‘ pCO. Nation onal. ‘Shop. 3iVl Ulve ape: Fe sera sat ¥ Auto Loans—$50 to $1000 — a jow rates. on gh ee ll eervice: c.—(C "an. Ieee. t h ¥ B80 Pabtyi te. es 2a pice fic rom eve ry ww ne Fm ye bi aa We eK PIGS Wté@.—Pav highes: Kirkpatrick Finance i$ a3 BAe SP Aperes +o we ae > “- ~ by at od ad Nee a Pacis a S “eae Bi or ee Y ® CUMS. Mic? nT va. Dis ’ eTPTy gee . 7 ’ ~~ Oe ee AUTO LOAN —— — ~ Mort gto APPRAIS: Aba TT. eR, Cos TY Than Ground F acealy 3028 Locust — ate or corme. 7 - "Ames Co.. ~ — : = - 4 o & +4 ne - . 8 . , * * . AF ; het ; “ . ~ “ LT > : sad Se 29 - SSE Me oe - rm “ a’ ' 2 ‘ - ; “") ‘ : - ’ * e, i te . Se oe ee - Sx p “ >» . = - S ot wf. Gs 4 950s sD . " © - | . t ~ * > ~4 = + ar ~\ - , 4 17 Vahiem = Fin 1035 N £ . ~ fos jogs in 3 * . eet , a's na 7 . a 4 ~—_ et _- - halle > te ™ TP « a EPS: Hees hel re iS Sei age 4 tra age Lin ’ Auto Pa ow Storage. Etc > ~——. f " ee ~ ¢ P Tt ; ~ > ,* 7 -_-_- * . #2 % ' § A. ; ji + = 2 on & : re r i — »* - ~ - . is “eau. > > . - * * t : Sa FP Pia ie 4 - * — anand re} ’ at phe OC 2st ; a & v} oot iw 7 ¢ + 4 a“ TckK—«_gupe. 1926 siandard SZ. ~- 0a ; ~ . . - senger: Uke new ? at » ees on q el this 2.9%) l Taster six _ a eens = 7 U i ite ok! a @er at = ‘ miziit se ™~ $ v?é > an " =e pes ‘ Ne \ sure. L._ 3401 Locust.__Aiwars Oe v rT ss - . v BUICK COUPE Ztandart ¢. T-peseenger ‘ate mode’. perfect comcition and guaran Leed Cs cam ‘erms r trace Yoen eveninzas anc "AMPERT GRAVES MOTOR CO.. | 4035 Lindeil Lindel) #600, "25 BLI CK COUPE Standard Six. in the Dest of wae tion: Fee will @Warract your cideest inepect fuil . ~ -*? > o_o equip’ en se ns os5 “HRYSLER CSED CAR STORE. 'OWEST OTC RS TEtferean cH 29IN Lowst. This car ng Deen thorougs gone ovrer and s n first-class mecbanicai shape: G.-M.-A. Cee ~ Peery a ae ay Ota gt ee ee ae a ti i ii i ae ee Re ha OO OO, Mg OI, I orgy eo No “Seer ae 1 Nae nm ~~ — MP ng ae tO gl yy ee me a. Eee te eh Chevrolet cescesce ee Un Dodge eeeneseeeensedesee* $iso Hupmobile ent acenes sees Seee Stu febaker .- ~~~ +00 -++-- $295 ‘f Oidemobile .....--+-- . $345 | HY ad manr. many others. Pay ) balance weekly at your convenience Z ) | i Ai i ‘ 5 } Teed Car Eryckange ¥) ‘? ys Gi Lat le S> — - a alpaca “4 ™ -—° . ow CHRYSLAR— tune: Deautifu]l 19°77 mode J MOTOR or ~~ > —_ - * mm LNCH ESTER. . Jne of the ffered,; rumo.e sest suarenterc ond lhe Lerins ba. eT sara. lwocay 2356 Lac ust rafme- still] im sat *aifer s store. Regular LQov Mr. Schuz. ‘27 CHRYSLER 70 COU PE ‘ne f the first f thie mode: i a = AUTOMOBILES vice) heat is oo —_ ee ae . “we ike opm 4 % et | 7 rw Pa | 324 2 oe $200. “ieee 7 oe ning condi tiem: Dest \' TKARD ¢ tr, COUPE a] AUTOMOBILES «5.2'-27 L©OCv¥SsT BEB. ‘ " - ee - , a e ~ ~ ; ~ ‘ | * i 4 > Sy" — x : _ ~ wate t a aTS : AAiEFR rlULPrs—. , 4 é > 7 Bi - >? Fe ~ * = — 2 a - > 4 * ‘ — . : be ‘ - . ~ Pp ; nth TP oe -t. a : =+, hf . | > cio 4 "A ’ ar] « » i - = i els he — we rs ; = T —_ % ~ “ . ~ a a ° ‘ ry a” ~er ed “ 5 ,r = °t- ~ 8 _ es : en. $2 &4 as . ~ 7 eat ; ee | 7 Ps & > tie” " » AS Lore a : _—— : . ~ toa “« ¢ . : aa Be — ‘ ‘ +. . 4.3: a2 4 e ~ - x4 : _ a . a, i \ - ment TYier 422 ~*~ see r : x : ™ : * > ree * * } my S ie 4 . »* > : : ? —t wis x bie ’ -: =—vre » ow % o a ‘ee & ¢ r i } -_-—s« « - x war Lodo dwt FS chs i BS x. t . - » ‘ 4 4 _—s — a - —" 4 74° : tanAan A : — er ond th 4 “LM Que sees shes “WD pmen! =~ ‘nteed: Awe . Mandan Ss coupe. bern looks like new: pew-car service: terns. one . 4 --- — , — a om ronan - . nN e . ; est z wn . tget . Pues ’ ¥ ar zi ss... ; Sr t : AR ~T" - nv _— ” pa ’ a une Y on . =| Na. u- ,e@rt«z t —_* “ ; ry e - he - . ; es e 2 ya TEAK ' red weed . - — - aele an ition 3s tah " “- . Fr o — ’ .- dl ‘ -- 4 - a - ~ = “ a Se ee 4 a a. — ne DDG E— 1 T “4 a 4i; most. new “ea 3D. ~ ; am . : - - . oe Ss: 2 2 trade. sesms “2508 3. Jeffereen ( 7.4)32* : . _ a « ac- So —=a- 22a - x - (ixse— 19a ¢. DSod¥ in good silape 2 abe? th male SA eT “urmQ « ot? nary ic as et? my - wir; eto - ._—- = ain 1 eam we - 1a sae bd oF men 7. | sea _—* SacT ¢ “* r r 7 -oTe - ay F ar ef a= — — ise ¥ ead eS 15 = = = erm - ss 2 — $c " " . ‘nn = - i. LAg fee i eS Pricey rig oF A*:1. Sy . ‘yy. 4 . oom ‘ “a” —_ ~~? -™ - ~we 5 tes 7 a HE ." in. => 4 ie iA? rw Sil J — a — — " 3 . - m ores 4% - -R har Pe ae, Pxi rete? JA 2 ile ak © -—- ~ ~ - - ~* = Fa. r ‘ 3°78 i-pe atesi. cTet ~ os -_* a i > oa 4 - > + - = - o~ - - re = % « : ca 3 : oy * +R . meee | . » y > ae t : ’ . : . igh o- afew ot, Be See ike —e = > oe ~_> . =) san) . CHEV ROLE. —-+4raseengrr zo Paint Sth Wiis s COCa, — ree “2 = tim An7 4730 Ar wri bee — 14° 3 TO? f. mgs Ps = ‘ s pe Pet : ZF > . + 4) Lae ee wee sees | aa’ «= 2 ras et . aad a. ie - Y . +? ? ~ - ” , , ~ Le \¢ = sndition. Cail Sunday or erenings. 2030 HBV ROLET—Lstest 1929 coupe: en- Geyer 4 . pee ~a « . _o ‘Ta = >! > rist = - ~ ees . : - is . . ” «> ey -~ : rs - ne gg Fem - * Deolnsh—isse ouve. oar driven and gr*r- ‘ : 2° 7 hnauied entirety vv former aviation me 1k i ube 1 93o ied ‘ow a ~“saonnhie CRanr 1 7843 as et - > es e ne terns. Su : — _ r - . " $250 ” tou DO DG F— nT}. is? > ..-2c Pr eeter “x- o be . . ~ . - ~~ . > - — len ndition: new duco: good tires “7, er + Onl = . : . = CHE OLE —_ oun l 277 z i ase oe a2 seal huy Tine secter M tor € Van =~ 7s ane *h1e ee ? won ¢ ast f ng ist gee . a one cnrwavt a ' —- ~ ~ _~-* >; = = =, -- = inyt é — ser . : he : Z ‘TL Sa “~ a wT Cr . (=> 195 pom ; ; ‘ ~ ‘ *q°? — Gi = eu - — 4 = \ “ i.fa.~ o i > . re “ti wt wr »~ hat, 1924 re Da een - i (> Fee 1] 4S ou De ; “vy zoe Th . ¥: ae : m= en an —— ee ger: good condition argant S241A i |. w paint. good tires: oniy $335. Pace ° Easv cerns. . : “= ‘ "23 - - ST. ~ TT ——. = ~ wey = - me e - 4. eo a ¥ ~ R 4 i MI be. 8 - : '_— “Ti / xR " e be Fo 7 ied 4 ALU pe: 94 aSi. os tit rT * 34 = : . > PG. ws . bj “3 — see: | ‘areca N:-- OH Se i. 2 en? ~ ~i- ta os he — ee et Bie + & Gio — ~~~ “— « w@i € . . - . 4 . on - ee —_—e. ~ co “9 os r~ - - . + - o om Eo , dt . g.n Puch = =“ = = 2? ASI a 27 n* oS " ey — - - : - - = ike : si 3 2” 1.warys per. (Day F TPE $8104) z -naateniin >e o- rer — 7.7 & ane = > Cbs ° - — 4 Lown » sie new °s & Trea. o> " a cee = bene a es sate i Lad 4, eG ipe give ? we act s° J 94 ; ~ a - at ww tires: a resi iy. 3350 ruint MOTOR CO. — - _— _-_ Auto Exchange. 4867 Easton “a « X) 31 ae Ek ns he _ +R ecnmiendtic - * * sees i,ie 4 : aA -- Tswr er mechanicai: and worth the giner ot, " - 4 hed ' “7 a ¥ ey i > 2 Dame "I" e4 , tO, " +, ~“. a tires: Si75. Flint Chevroiet Co.. 4710-20 Deimar re "HEyY ROLET—Coune. 1925: dumpers. ex- -/* e+ me ~ — - r _ —. a * “a af ; ™ rt eee! aT a ire arxz ain terTns “3 tocar iti y eo * ~~? _— « ° > —_ ~ = HEV ROLE: — .* 4+-Daassensgcer ~Ju merhanicai condition very . - 2 * \ —_ mat. nm ae 4 bee ed 4 we WS Oe (URE=BUICK . . % «? — £0 ; JG. es OB ariven «a meh mises as ‘in = > et ‘ —_ 4 =e Speen 2 apPreciacec r™8. race. : ~ be * ~ “ee . ° eichartt Motor Webster Groves. ic b “ e+ eee + © _—- ~ —— a BS pe Hei. ROLES : S773 ~ , ‘ » 2 " rus ean o” a i - eer co a ee a | | ‘ —S. : ’ rs ° . . - = ca ~" a * an — a * +P a * MAN » EY». =. Sch NURE=-8U ICK ‘24 Cherrriet coupe: ‘ike new: Darrain move . = * — o s + »? = ~ i a ai ee i | . ae « t tT \ ri a3 — ‘ ‘ ii SE 9 de ath a wae & . 7. 7 Wil be g $ "05 terms > ~ - - "Ly . > > { ‘ AR 4 si ¢ “let “ce -~ oe © - _—— . - 7 eZ * 4 ET PES $ OWN > od » a o . . sl eh a. =. . ay * a . ER Wh ore ~ wh s e i #4 . Peet j “i erst >» we . ~~ R ‘ » “ x* eae ba =. . : ™ ir | * » ey i> a T a Cc eee ryt? cg on res eee is ’ 4 : : » bs a 4 "\ o Mp, ¢ LvL a ie* - r niy $395 . “ - . o-- — . a.8 * 4 © rw Jt bel : Lo: ? 4 a. “HEY Vv Ri De ET i “OUP gh Fully eouipne genaranic=?: only SOUPS $3575 brand-new Goodyear tires: very goad terms MONABCH. 3137 Lecust. SCHNURE=-BUICK aes Dodge coupe. original finish: bar- 18 et “Pairs) 7218 eterna Used Cars? DODGE COUPE BARGAIN 5_btalloon | tires: smubbers: fully eoui ped: Uke new. $450 ‘akes it. on ‘Jong terms. WEBER’? USED aUTO SALES =; '*) Locust. at Besumant_ 1926 DOD GE COUPE 3-paece ner Maines Nab « . a ‘’. Gre : i? - raya 7 rT oS DID YOu cvec ne in ._ iee an 4 ne —— th - * d “ $445. with originai tires « fiz > 4 nad 6f erfect meretor Boney Jac s cuarantee As Ss oper A yD 2 . qr aie ; .. ~ or = > eo DODGE E — SINESS COUPE Swell black erame: Ssodr eather 71> “oistering : r perfeet: go 4a a2°@aio tr IAD Lae Puily guararteed ; +. eth 7. e y ? -/ toige coup p b&b — , * ~~ & &t4 RN ee ? ee! ? 7 . : fe —st TriL.ue @ > ele: iz oe en “Sunday and ¢rrninas a 68 oe tu tg ey = ~ - wt ; 7 bas * ony - Sania he i : ae ~ a 4 > ee ¢ rs Sac" ‘ c* GREYHOUC gTrerhoun n are regisierms? and * “es i ee . +a tt NDS—RACIN: —- For Sele Lee 89 "27 Chevrolet Gas Very teat ees thant 3) gave oid: can't . ‘ # a t om o¢w “juli De wit pec ia fat corere a. c-2nk mpers. Dare tire *r ne f thea raves Moor Or; « ft GS&ZTO Gravrotw. ar wowet or 7 ~ HaYSLER— 7 r i t mers « » > > — - ” Lo OUT} Se8 Eastrer Lindel: 55 = bee Dek | a A *~ - > | - *- — ’ whe = PMI: ere _—— we or rr! ote warea "> “tr9 Wiyrn o Yor : : 34 > at : ° 4 , ? e* 4 ‘ » 3 erry; ae tel si.” Pee | -a3)} McN air ——— ~~ ; fig ™ > - ao? =e - 19°7 HE aa ~ ine — ‘2-28. O85 un: trade > _ * a . — 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE sme a Sew * ayer 6 7e ~~ ~— Srand---«, a7 Doce are Pa ae ~oupe. 275. 325 gown. o3 naRee:. ail ates, ~ sturs v7 r miles: “ully « net ce tiecrrunt ~- J . ~ —_ . *» en 9 _ E'NGCHESTER YWOTOR a Pr Ho —. => wy «gai ti ng *, Be \~ : =" ~ as adeter SZ * 4] vi3?t Faetrm : ~ - - . : (“heayveniet Conne Late 26 ” fn ~ os ' we wheels: sew Ne “a es _ a he “ee J™R4 "ts : ~~ mo he | arr eet “yar we >. - . . *t* 2 ~ wart — erica me — . 4 ees 4. i5™= j ; >)?" De iP won nak - . ine gl , - . 4 “Tet of —_—" -~4= oe ~~ * Sie - - r> o . 3 r - + ~ ~ . aT . rr, tL) ’ 7 a°*at te, r R: _— ae” os tual . Ren “ - a 9 +..* 2 2 re [rT eS To: nee : mates of ee a -,* > be g - 1 $4 Pe a] mrTr w 4272 a 2 oar 55 232'-27 Lecusr - , : ; ‘ : ; Poa — i E> olor "Sh. | = ae } ea 4) =~ "ey % “-@ - —— - =a: im ood

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ST LOUIS ww NE 20 fegy | NE 26, 1927. a=°900 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. POST-DISPATCH. * a ‘ AUTOMOBILES : AUTOM OBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES aS — For Sale | Coupes—For Sale Roadsters For Sale Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Sale Sedans Foe Sale —— SSS —— = =—————SSS_—SS———SE__O SSS SS 7 ORD—t at a : 24 cour wd condition; goo = 7 Sa es: ae Min : 7 F PADD 2 I 4 condition: x oe 2 ~\* Look ; Buick sport toadster sanded port roadsie! 4 excelent “one ROLE jal mS Bea 43 rd tir ——s — a ; ———— an : Snecial 0 ga ES atl ondition; sacrifice 9. tenms 4593 w tires: S45 CO's 1210M. 4 d : ps. 2 ei MeN: ~ 7S pengtieteasian: FORD—Coune 2. TOO MOtor. Ss 3 ; ). $i ce eee eee | toe “ines? ‘ees ce ee — ae, ‘HEV ROLET—Sedan or. late mode! TOR] Sedat To 2a en Om ee TT TRE 4164 Easton ESSER COUPE. | 1926 Chevrolet roadster, $350; 1926 For 1927 MOON ROADSTER ks and runs hke new: $445: terms. | terms, trade. 3844S. Broadway, Te sit Backed by ' . : ‘ Pure ‘- ; , , ' 7 rua dpier, a m (be a ™ ' ; - ; ri LD sedan 1! i r) : 7 - eo new; $200: terme,” 4165 Ouve _t? ie oo oe cuichiv: S243: one ; HLEM, 103: and sin REGO onion: dete aaa i EVROLET—1924: ne nders. paint | bargain: § 1568 Easton, _ ‘e) tess the Weber ae Coupe Y24 model —— ce , , caniay. US ee ‘ EV ROT. ET “ST — — ae a ee i ee Ao F apggyt eet ec ancl ar tires Al : | ili before § IED lan: tate. inet me . Pl j ton } reside 558° » €00d —- anc Sy’ rt , p ws rAd ma. nd) yur trac ft, s “i ‘ i deat o : riect; . eage ae - 7 ov seu ‘ , i¢ ' ; . ‘ 4 Pa . ‘ , ‘ : - | | Tr) ' ris ivy i? ] ™ ‘ T} ' ee ts ‘ he } M “gy iP . . : ; 7 . 7 ae : : QF ~~ ae “o "s - : ‘ ; . ; 2a: (Guaranteed ' ~ | in good , 3 f “REVROL eim 24 ’ ter: fine ha 3 ~~ i 4 , - - = te: , a like new. Big 4 Auto ¢ om Te oe g HEVROLE oe r. age >. 283) Hd perfect condi JAclede_ 353: ROT BY Sedan sh tr , | PUBD 21 sedan ‘painted: bargain; ; : Seria Oe to erie Dont Otte en? BN ge SE | SARE MA wg gilmey, (term Bar @ Auto Gor 2608 seloggs | Ss down. $714 Natura Bree Beginning Sunday, June 26 to Sunday, July 2d ay Coupe roo - ° on Sora SS Ist 1 stipe aa ma CL The a= * j $330 bli a TY : % . . ve o ved 1 ryt r: , dap nap ‘ ‘ ms ~ an a ASH - = | tes oa. rm r z — —aetae “con s s 7 Le “34 Washi ~ ‘ a F coupe, Dargain. GRand 7a - UB ¥ z i ; - ~ 4 ve : ; iL ial “, yr é' runipije i st O., ’ Manche . - Te i E _— : mh, a arL ' “s : ry. . "age . : \“) : ; ‘ . ? ; f : ’ ’ ; ; - " : ode] @ F in) fir > an heat ; ) Beats ~ Hin oP p : ee i ne ee ee ee ee ee , on is 2 o> “FSM At A Mth tae le Ne RR a Re ee eo OC Cnt ot lS 1 cat tn yi shai * ~ . {exe , 7 oa hod Bs CEM Lets te se it tie ee eer pe ere = ane hew ; be : - A 7 ‘ ¥ aed ; “ap ae 2 oan 1s ' bea asad . Le J » ‘ 4 3 ~ . . — . ' L }- [em § $9 °? 4 ~ * 1926 NASH ROADSTER |ss°ciltiSien stone, 20s wae, | 2 = $404) Easton “cy Entire Stock q)) On Sale ru are looking tne a Toa fatter St ee Lae i NS ps ‘ this «or; looke and runs ies ecemeceh nte Fy = Ose , _itizel LAT faaten = geaving £°50 Gown, 'CHEVROLET— 1925 5 =" an ae ee eee Fe Aeatie yt = 4 — ph ee A" Bb sha lene! lense an catia alllian a, en tg ca _ Ren # Ron mies, ate nae * : ; stan ee ag. Lge A auipped: big ring tow : Aj 7 i- G ii trad of ark. - > » y pe: today 3340; te — ARAN MOTOR ~H36 1s ; respect : $150. Flin nt AUtlo ’ ha) : ar ‘ Ww eber’ s sensat petieer poh oe July Sale solves your problem. F inest of Used Cars—all c ‘ - , pe ij (C ‘HE V Ke )L ET Re )ADS T E Re — 19°64 N | ET Sedan: Boas ode! : - , -Ludor: like new: sell} cheap : backed by th e famous ed oy Sas ack” anti” antite see | 7 sac : ow pa S 1s. orer? uled new Neo inien : "ocala ray. om As ~ . , i § ~ “IPE ACHE MOTOR CoO.,., . si ' Rot . — x | S330. 6; \ingshighway r a ~ ASS yt ; pz: : N Ai er i a yt PE APL Face 1 a weeen CSE VE OLE * £90. eens, f ears: FORD—Sedan, 192: perfect conditi = - ™ ven @ few th ousand mile ; MON ARCH 3137 Loe} eT > pale tr an Loa ee ne Chevroiet, fully equipped, for aly: Nash Sport Roadster, $695.00 ™ = 3024 LOCUST $60: bargait te ae ar *hev 7 rls Studeba kere ‘fect bargaln; oa LAND—1!20 business coupe: pink of | Ford roadster. $225: many others. "lh oo ee OR THWEIN JEfferson 3700. ae ee Ford Tus ore Hudson Coach suick Cos Jewels FORD—Coupe:: fine condition 7 = , oar ar ats my coupe. | aed . ae ‘ gf A velco gs . . ie: Jug! edan; good condi | 7 tot dane a A ig RN Ng te, ta itl ayn. yy nes Vroiey. OfPUaL — at so pi agted ke Ba canes saree es | TERMS: $25, $50, $75, $100, $150, Ete., DOWN! LOCUST ee en a er es UR i924 late tudor sedan: real bu . | Lt today 3 eae , Afi... —- | man} 35! and. | see: only $5 ; W.’ Florissant. The Balanee on Long, Liberal Terms. FORDS_o. ; a ‘ : i as + Aue ~ 2 . “ S coon ‘ . = ety r ies th : ‘a a ‘9 ve se 1927 ’ . a to 19s 6. dels- "$2 = &s levrolet VaUOLes. term r ¢re 4 e Ji rson, Bry | see. n , 2Y iow E 7 a * Flori sant ‘T} ih "rin = : ~ . ; > o y's j ige art! F ‘ LD KITA , ‘ let . = . look ‘ i , é 4 ; : zr, uit “4 u es ‘ if bh ri Ne P ‘ a a} DaTrrgall - EL \ } EN! *H AN LSED AUTO SALES &) ai ae 2 oy ; Ndition, rice ur = eee Mary. mene ee 10°4° $125. 26 Ford Tudor. Ah — 5 FT “ye - 3 pone | tern Saha tetie ae 2944 Locust ehaecog cg >, 7 i “» uUpe, i920: like new “heantid udson cox! 192 "24 Ricker nt spe r Sed nargain, $295: cas! rms or trade. 16) CHE v Re L E I SE D AN, $14: ) "ORD——1S25 ko dG erhauied WEST BRANCH extras: >, ‘a 5877 Delmar ~~? os . 4 a | ‘ : . . ‘ : . "atiy. EM a (>? m ith. % - n é ‘ ‘ rand. eerie 5. . = — =4- ai 5000 miles. re ©5: good pai “ry ote oe Lae “ Ss! nen night ne { Always Open. we have 10: your. 4 an w pat : —— — ickout mn -tis " SRUANS at me «G0 ~) ne 4- MOON 5 SE D A FIIs i ‘ RTHY PARDU E MOTOR CO.. ae. 4% 4 1 . . ’ , . =e Pal , ¢ ' ; 7 _— rr ry oa ’ ad ’ . . . . | . “ j , ~ ’ : | pe ‘ ’ ’ - - ; o ~ ¢ finieh normenem’ tat ' : e. ; rivat : nate avs let her @ ie! Irs rkview Pe nent, balance $5 a week, fe Al mare tern n Sunday. ‘a, f ar-> nist manens top. rou “Al! « , Fo: : will gs oer oe : Segoe AD gy” fon il man sa , 4 sin: clean as ! ” jew G24 Oas wl © ge meee te ab a vdDarca 5 Ae we we are. ee. ee le he. fi - pimar ‘ 0. ’ U ‘ Ons ? ly lor c covers = . ‘ if AY ’ ae , , % *0 ("a cyt | “ a) | . A ripRine cr nditions see - , x : , n - : } ‘UE © 7" ; Se js n¢ —- = « } @ Tis 7 . + zo oven Sund iay Touring Cars For Sale 849 nes: Cm is “30 . | | i . jn ‘ a} : ’ I lé mit ms ong @. lance GBO0 week: 2 ) =F a ; Y | WE y Cor “year nodes ‘Teativ reduced prices. HKrahm 39 Ov erlar 4 ee tan. > eviinder. 1926: new | APPERSON—Sport phaeton. real class; - PAC K. AR Di S x Ci UP E | Beautiful latest Chrysier, 80 Imperia eve fier} | for Nitchelictte ‘Motor Cos 1089'S, Boyles ai z eoenita! oes eumrantend CEutral 438% | “Uke pew. 4142 Went Pine e) ‘et’ well today: pre Bie $-paseer wre port roadster: ~-tone¢ rls Dasee! Ste and 6OCVvSrT “tie Se | (eweoer orner} "WILLYS-ON ERLAD Isc, - | APPEMSON—7-passenger: perfect econdi- or trade ?- aes SS ~ -=s Zi. : a “ ‘ tu t 08) heb 4. * a! i asgpee gga ee ee rR —Lucor sedi fully equipped: ca. Se er , pus rr: he ; you! chance uy ar Susur _ terms: may trade. 3505 & Grand, = A A a ' COL J bE wDAINIUIT a €©6 | vrice e it al rade in vour old on - tah ae tegen” denkall 2475 (expertly fefinist ee 20 . et . Milton, 3214 Locus: K-—-Touring: good condition: like DIAN A S7] R All TH T | = Ae 1} rian jo gaye or terms ~——— nhac ave equipped umpers. bi on UE . ~ ay, me i : SED AN rew = YS Laclede Lindell ORS2. ic} > erRmal — apace omg — , — _ one Ryde : uaranteed rs i } P AC K ARD EK IG IGHT ai. iti ring: 6-40: «-passelger: new ; we Driven 7M a price Huber, 2601 Locust. price. | miles. Gua stage for a: dem- | SUICK—Touring. deglinder, 1084; 6198 «Mw “oang —_ ee ee nstration 43. a 8639 Manchester. . mi " Coton | CAR COMPANY, | | BLICK—I1924 master 6 touriug: perfect: mdarse. CEntral Ot.) | terms. COlfax 5571]. 38316 W, "Florissant, woncer car, low ks BUIChK—1L923 maroon evert touring. fine or 4 sos on Shona 1 ms, trade; ; 500 Gown: 1. | shape: also 1923 inaster G6. oniy $185: ee ' = iadl og ; ~ Sunday and evenings, month 7 hrm- Mi Motor | $65 down: see. Graupner : OUT CH Hy | ves 3 Sie Malem lea ! ‘eve. Phody: car cost $873: our 1 a eenos 1 WwW. H. OWEN CO., 3318 Washington.’ ' 1049 §. at man | Bt iCh—Master 6 touring, UT CHEAP )) ee is. «Open cunday snc CEntral 4 44 iyi sing Re | Sedan on orouch: Ct ONTIAC— Landau an: run about 3900 | bra es; sell to satioty ny “sigs. "63. New cars ' te: ))) > : . WI ash a an 0. «a2 ; Jason : O27 ninde: m i guaranteed coB- | } “"RER, 2601 Locust set. | are , erov dal ver SOS! ———— ike Li tic ry easy terms. Brahm-3 BUICK —Latest 1927 master 6 2-door - e4 (SH Sadi Deer. “hs 0.. 1049 8. Boyle, : 1 f Op Th “ss anyone ite fot r CO., | sedan’ $1150" terme: some bargain. Mo- a “@? 5 Am bebe ms — : — ¢ | ? z ' : «t« }&28 Locust. out what ‘prohibit! 7 MADE st ; * es i K! PONTIAC LANDAU SEDAN , | BUICK—T uring ca S100 $400; , - : - : | | | ; : r , , ma . Cr 1 oid used very ittie. ters. Relier a Co. 2239 Pr 8 ge OP Rew od late ¢ + : , Boy] a ahamster. haem ae : a «oie BS a: 0e8I need thin ut _ driver: tires ; bi-—Sedat kévanced a ee ' : uu: ¢ at a real saving, i chester Hiiana 4100. eats | ees | —— aes | Sedan: fully equipved: 5 gy, ad $ ee: | ag , “ape ay IDGE ROs rER, $1 ti At eee . tiekes ities Shai Inc.. | ee ee eee : TH Gl Tr. | )) 7 ome barggin’ tern 6; ter hurry. epiendid condition, re } vo 2 we } vi : : color: xt? . A —_ . , Ahi , me 7 ) stOl oT — : yy we ; pile, cr OF | 34 — 5-2 A! TR NisER MUL a, i 4 : i S.s. 1834 Locust, ; mt - ia Gs . ~ : ; oe = ‘ - ons - ‘ & I SALI ~ . f 7 5 ab ge = ad — ihe pm : rye a. ; ; ie ae es ae ; oe ee ore ae | i> A Y | os : - Dé TC, pr :" , “¢ ‘K—Sport tcuring: very beautiful 2 7 + Jooks lke neé HLEM, J r? prings; $1909 SE | VANS “4 ae oe 78 Se At oR AKG § TERMS. | = oy a sacrifice price: also Jordan rreat See thene ‘ — STAR—]{r2! oupe; 2Rc term trade = ~. —= Loew x oe —_ -- = pecans For Sale 23 ny am. and one 192978 Olds sport touring: an "an Ber. go AS LOW AS | NTRAL 28 2S FOREST Pe iT. IT AN >. § passens : ruu ov p0U) miics; bar- oan to ” appreciated. WILLYS-OVER- we _ AnD. INC... Obio and Lafayette. GRand COUPES EH OWE Con Ste eetinon: Ce) | Sk CHRYSLER STORE 2651 tetavette. | Ttick—o-pmewmnaer, inte model: pew | | MIDWEST MOTORS. INC. | WB sr new loegtion, 4127. N. Grand. at Got ANN ay wemimadst” |” BUICK SPORT TOURING vour chance to buy 8 h | S. : beh Tita” — ——— Ten 3 Tee | . 01 ioe : | aed ht sY > WISELY} Ri-—Roadstet, goud Grand &RO3 TDGE 19S sedan: extra fine: see it. | 4 cD 1926 N ASTT SEDAN _ P [E} RC ‘E- AK ROW grade’ Bue sport touring car, at a low 5 Down iD les; : tit4 E: ce» de palin thy Bolly Aiea eed up Series 3&8 o- paseens r sedan; p 29 aup me ; | ice re ick tan 4 ‘ ? ae” irs Kingsh bh wa n i i . y qt’ -« c,\? ? : a’ - i ‘ : — " i , : pa n ~~ ; im Vpere ss —enin ively cannot ; dj : brand-new ; see Mi 2] . ‘ " ALT } af ‘ i . 2 4 ‘ , ‘ "= ~ tal : » . rRANKLIN—Sedan, best Duy; $550. 4893 ; Dé ep ~Ag-g - Pe - Ja | an attractive discount; ‘rms, trade. Open | * ii : > > CA ** selection’ Extra spe- Fountain av se | o14.N (= . : COlfax 1680. | suncay and” evenings : +. : Low prices and eaey ; rf ? — — "> -_* 1! oe > » (tizens | ra aaa 4 ‘ . | 4 P1 “RP : ; , 1] . at r r mn 1] ; , i , ’ 3378 Washington fe} i 1924 Fuick touring: mH . ’ , ms | r F { | ; j j ; > — re peer) : Ty grt } COT ‘ , ‘ ° . ; " i} f ’ ’ , 7 oe 4 « " ar, >) . amg Ae NURE— BU CK — | | oy ye 5 uD \ , mate | fully e . — or a SUL Bodaed Used Cars” indau de luxe secam, | your family; « tires. motor. ete. : Oy LD i L Lb ~~ 7 esi nres / at; ‘SBOM. . . , : br ri ne} a : a UNIVERSAL Locust. Always Open > Fords 3 POR 3 ' H. 3 LHRDNER chal ce)0O one ull used very little. unusual Sunday and evenings 3£19 8S. Brosdway. ‘ore "ss 68 6 ~ : : K¢ r Sry ini Ne Ss Das- % = . pitts, ea - 4 >. s . rr} . val ' if { u - 1? rage” " eye bad pret J y Y ” > ae , , — »™> ; - ry rad ‘ r ma & Dts » 4 4 _ Ss 4 peepee” - ~* i ; ’ mil ~ */ _ . . ¥ 4 ’ > - nm) bh = ‘ " e eae: eeaciters tral RD—Roaceie.. carter. ay; | ee Pe Gome tn for a demonstration and | ,phroushout °| "3904 Haynes Sedan Like New | manasome 2-tone dvco tinteh: 4whee! |RIChE STACKER Ane $5000) mp, ny “CARTWRIGHT SELLS RIGHT SN > ‘ WILLYS-K NIGHT ( " new: ‘ ows satura eaten rhe + OTAuS, : ; Vo s* : : » tires: sally equipped; like 3. mg go ies riect. ftab- Stude , aie ape - : . ; eee” — ~ “ ~ Lf = ie “he 4 ; r . : ~ - i ° P , if ‘ rit }}) ; ae (= od — ~~ aa “- os : = P4 . 4 soil S; . i . oo oon nose i a _ .. mn F wy Lt’ . fu y eu : | . u it oe omy $175 Cai Monde: ard Used New cars, used cars, | Rl—Rowdsier. “a4, | bare, ape. | MK | | macs Yugson Moron CarCa | FEtferson JOSS. 3433 Locust St. Lan ana. new 1927 Ge luxe | value a sonable price: fully guar | 008 So rnet of ST Mae , ‘ye is. } i? a } i . *? : , { j _ — - ween ‘Sua —_—. fice ert am WE B E K's NORTH BRAN’ H 27 - E | - yy © —' {i 2i~27 LOCUST BLY. peewee ~ QO: 1926. . - ae | / ‘ : j _ : ’ (or Pa] 1925 FORD COUP , 11 os i) werini: looke like new: be : at aaa te s than } re rh 7 vent es Ki " ysler (¢0canaeeee ae te )) a ife’ baad A m™m bitions ‘_ weg acl veiner-Fahrenkroe eer: _—o thin fa wit 1 + (wener Corer) Souk Sila Risiiobr.. On tiene _ Hel ee rer fart Tris tor ’ acdillac TG ' p] Si vharten : ne w — ‘ wr PPLE LILA OLENA LE 6S ey. on EN ct as OI og ta iaite ht no este tT AM AR ty Ge. Celery a et eee es er + 34 Less - i ' , 1) ) 7 =. Aarne rs Mo ,ewoceeeeseereess , ; , , in Arai > WERE oF AU TO cmcseoteattess 700 la } j nied chean “on ny Mi sl, f 2 and hic reduction: @as3 Mi re eheaasicce 600840042 { yp jy . so Hoe ee . wm a 1 x : me . gown ved oe lew oliv OS. vers CTT new rvs echanically perfect: & vad Tod OS? eae _ sig : c+ ))) a: $135-- $3: town alance §: tt ETFO 0 #8 a ae a sauna. tae 7 ntee AlwWave OD ; Jefferent : Li : a = : oa — —. WITH [ 1G fh MOTOR : c “ADIL LAC? 7. PASS, $475 FORD COUPE ) UNIVERS AL, O1 Locust {f' week 209 S._Grand SO a flock of others! aul ) ALEUES 3927 OAREAND citcdan. like new at | p rile 6 p special @. fully eqcier** ipcr.| Motel G1: clase oe 6. stn: sendy to }} Alwars ¢ , 4s suns ‘ie wt ; te ' arceain — ri] . eg a ' msn says ell Gu mes ‘is a bargain. Longest terms fti 1G i Bien. cae “2trene ssc (ff ai: j rs —_— ' . — , tem ¢ termes trede MtLTON neirne ard uerer ; eel. i 7 fii j ~~ _ ; ; ti sy rt > . ; a ee . : : +f , ‘ @orac + ry? y at ; 1} } : 1° : ty . nf ncer oF : Bs 4 , ; " , irs iy cperr _auee ——— St Pr E R & Ne eT? RR a OR Roadst Kihe | b. n } )) ic POY J ‘ ; ti Q° > ps By, . al at we 4 j j C7 } 5 ; . i Touring va lltor: Onmerey a iyeRm? arh Lidell be LAn “ * — f _ Duco Rag newt ; ’ ee ~ 4 \/ii ¥® : . 2 7 Ks . ; ‘ — : iver , » Dt yT)é , > 7 QE [), AN” wmN ye ’ { CO. SVE ae x AKITA Ti-} 5 TA t EY ve ' , —— bs ging re kh " ; : ' : rer 2 one " ar ¢ heat 37 das runs and looks ' : | 1926 FORD R OADST * 1 Si CHAN DLER—‘ -passena -~" on famous cat cannot wear out, It “qys, ¥, 104? 6.2! : : , cs 2 “a a - te. 6 = + & Meroe Cam Ca re wed ; “ . ' ce - &- 4 / : A. t i S600 Pr Gerful sacaria nit hive a. Ll } - - im; md Palle : NTY MOTO! aS 5 SM Ba : HANDL ER SEDAN Seen pied Saami: tecea ) So2l~27 LOCUST MEW. | RO 26 om oo. wv illys Knight Club Sedan || HEVROLET— fourinas , T A q E Mi TOR (° | Pe iC. ) ' aaeenger: 3 pewel ay | ra oc whe vet oes TSM a am , a S ; a Cre i ’ Gut veal 7 - . n re ¢ a ncays are ney either + ; ioe tt Lines: - - > atha : : , } , Linde: Fol . ’ be ® rotors wy Ocowt oFo8 cane nae eres ei CK hit ; ADSTE iR : te mods . Tee my r. / 3 — . -~ —~ . : 4 " hisses : { t Al Lite mst? a i! ~ —_— et 1‘ 196 i dL DSM¢ BILE SED AN ‘Lil e” S Am 4 ‘ons CAE iol is*? touring te . - +s ( p a —— ° mm an maitice ike a ie i ia te ott 4.dce0r ge4tan is in (YT “pe " oii 7 : [INCOLS SEDAN P Roe ~y ~ = 58 to Lif : t heat) t i# Peinted a two MC TOR CO. as? ie Lei : re% . ; | | . 7 . ' . be ms ; i . ri} Re # “4 7: j . . 4) * - ys Fee ..e . ao - : ‘ sale rj . 5 ‘ - . ~ . ' t ' S . . . +4, . rit tat AST Gil ee . 7 Bul | 41. : ” JE! 6 I ‘ ont ‘ ; mci r erve ; teas ; ; ATA OL is UK cry Te le TF? ve aoe es ond coach - 7 7 : very attractive TROLET— 1925 sed: EO onG Be Pages —— 7 & Dace Sedan And 25 Others. ' M )] bes Ls $390 | ene) >» pai? A ’ ine : $ ee perry . . Gen 0 : 4 tur: epring , = traffic ene” of Outs pe. ge nt AF on - CHEVROLET— re 6 \ourina | pert tvs 1 Metin —- SAAR ONS eo er r ’ or ; l SED AUTO 4 i’ : se - : ~ . ; , rnc -_-—- TT ~— s . , ' at : " be - r | . faite ; * t Pus aa . : wee . 1 anvere on " ' = : a‘l a Peet “— ia ; 2m a » + 1 x nn ¢’ ¢ : Ce § _ | a ote Chenepe et ie : tatoo IB * , | Lis (S cio 0 ' ' , , a : “en MM ' ; ' ew iru : . — , 4 brenpd new ae it ne 8 ) : iia — : ; , 4 . ° om . part he ; | ae : Le ra ra i aston new ‘on ver at mine ' n nes at , POR a! BS a i ; § terms. ‘ ; “ “ es - : —e 4 , CHE’ RULET—Tergicg - ‘ et) oe wha yr ze ak 1) Ms ' ow 4 7 = .: Seng ; . ar “ . 3 , wm ten 7e © guar 7000 “rnfles hut foeen t & ' B50 | SALES : . one : ‘av be oon ge ee of A Flint Auto ] , 2 AL See eee a . Seon: % a. TT. ys Pun a9 .EBRERS USED AUTO ware open ane. balloows: S223: terme. 4568 - 4 ; ; t. ; sd ieee —————— . . " . , ‘+ ‘ . : i 7, : " ' ff ‘ Clits t . . : ; Pe 4) t - ' irae ii : a . ; : '. Los ,Hi : a ‘ \ . ; ‘ cus >, LPP ©} } ; Ju bit : “— Te aiid f w (i ’ ' ; ; ti Learn’ ’ ; ‘ ; Ae . : . » : ** 7° ‘ ts r) La J . : : ‘ fe oe +) JT Gs Licer

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"4 e- - > ~_, f ™ i — a : ‘ ' i ; ‘ee . . ; as _—s all ignt at a OUMSs was 4G rt . 7 , ; - ; at | : > iS ; - - - se te Ex - ' a [Fra Ya PrTaln ‘ ; f ~é ra 4 . 4 , . ue ‘ ara P L~ “ | / oO la fre 6) ' ey 1, TERMS OR TR Me . . if iif ij QyY ©) } . = * d a ; s 5 ’ My P 3 my 2etaola rd ~~ && Sod i’ J . . Wye te d > d > is $3 : : > = T _ : } : }j | | i — . ‘ ee a 4 ‘ | im s Help Wanted a ae we g woe se] n oe al ome =~ a 4 ou Advertisements | Oe the Following Pages: Pi k agests sce eee 640008464 qrterne 7? o-* -* eereenteeneee* acte Travel Tripe ....«--. Gua as Brick arin ae Teckpciating. Business Cards Can vacert> sol iciters it nee Carpet .lenning . eee ee come nena? ; i | ss Lal LEE RIV 18 See en Virtrge salle, sas Pipe Chea nirs sees een 689 petite Bess —_ Hei Vi omen. Girts . “-* “er Hotet» (see Hen! Estate Ser. tastruct on ~***s+e8* : Lace (urtaim cienuing seoceoes test and Found ee Vedira! eee Milieerty ee Ce, ae | Patests . net * toe eeeet gee: 4 painting ..-----**+****" ~ | Persona. ; = 2ST LR NE A a La ’ , ’ , , , > x =. oe RE . Printing. Addressing - - « ««+ +««- 4 Professional oy ee . , Kevort> . (See K-ail Estate See.: ; peeling ~~ sesancesseomceses: . dooms pe ees e+ te eree ee eeee oeanenaten iv cseosganed Rooms—t or Colaced oeteeooaes GglgGwOEGR ++. 2+ eoe* tosses” Schu@i: - += atte teen eeens Situations .. eT Spercia! Notieem .. + «sss seeenee | Sterece Mevineg. Puprese. ~..«+- { Steves. Furaaces. Repairs. ....-.- | fhestrical . ..-----+--++00808" Toile Articies eo ; Trade “Scheote ; -o* *eee out Turk pointing weTrTerr.. 1... j “o@ertubimg «..-++*+eer etree a Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES. 30 A ams >a Mo Marriage Licenses Wm A. Allen . ry Mo " 3 sortne tient. i mB id ' e ~* ; - - . re“ « West Frankie rt . ~ a é ' Mf s : - é iy et: VA =" r ane t ad ~~ BF Pos Greersbarz. Ps it e#, iZjreensdburs. rs S532 Pige — rg o- * ’ ; ai x — 1 - “4 Ss : - Ww T Im — \s . Té re Be (uu od rests . - - ‘i - « ; 7 . . —— Luxem urs _ r= m ‘ ik ‘ goer «6 = ie acs ay a _ a i 1307 8. Lata ‘4 % ar Bre - Moa : , 19 Ta 430 4144 MeRe \s ot 4% |(aat eran “a a . be ~ oth ete fianerenis. i Ear te . 3 ; — Ya imiianawenie, ee 7 ted ~é “we oc3 Pum “} “. Sori aif (rr 7s is 7a etl : : - det 241 Waehingi tale er ISSA Sallebur wr : ‘ane Gererdeau.- 0 . ‘pe Girerdeas. 24 - -_ 41%4 *henandes2 N . pa ght (rere . - a . $ é 2 s - ~ > '= ' ww) 43 m E abertT Mo oe ‘4445 ‘an LFvd o a ~t » ert ark an > - : o ; Mice 3 reame FL ‘ > “ rts et vie : ‘Mes i) piimete revi a tee e134 Serta mar ' mz Bolster Jos Subartat i776 3. ted iCc7s Seoumr e r . ~ a : Ag 2 : - — ¥ fi eS 4's @ = Se | ‘ mm 4 » Whitfield St. Couls °™%! 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SUINVAY. JUNE 26, 1927. OMOBILES tle money. It v. They include: : = COUDES, Ci aches e redur prices, Me Ch TIRES ef he special rT uD. U De MET woe want ir Pair ef Lindell | — ua 4m) > $7 Easton. TOPS Perigo ba hows qtedt ARTS vihe Lar 4563 coKE ; ; + ERT * «xt sts Fy ; > ait ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 26, 1927. PAGES i—6A. 7 | Padex fio Classified Advertisements On the Following rages Pa gre — . ta sv eaeneecee@eneeces ite Travel Trips Bricklaying and Tockpointing. Business Cards Canvanset> solicitors Carpet ¢jeaning Cemetery Lots ; ee ee ee Cleaning and Dyeing peveséeoas # Comint Bvente ....---+ecceess ] Dancing Jentists Detectives Pressmaking Electric Wirine Gas Pipe Cleaning Help—Mer. Boys re eeces Heip-——W omen. Girls --...+22++-4 Hotels (see Kea! Estate Sec.) instruction tace Curtain Cleaning ..+-* Lost and found Medica! Millinery Partner® ..---* Patetits ..----°* Painting ... Persona! coh aoe baeee printing. Addressing -.-..--- Professional . ae Resorts. ..- - (See Real Estate Sec.) Roofing Rooms see ses oreo seeeeeoeces nectmiates .. as eceeveses Rooms—F or ital ‘ipheaaneod galesmen ..--------seeeeee8% Saleswomen Soe eS epee SchoO!: «.--*--acce* tees cceee Situations .... +++ +4 +++ eee-- Special Notices seve Storage Moving. epeuns.- = ae Stoves. Furmaces, Repairs...... fheatrica! Tojiiee Articies aw ene eae Trade Schecis . se * Pe ee cos Tuckpointing Cndertaking Se ke See eo “, *@*eeoeseeoes+ owe eee “es *8@eeaeeeeae ‘> ce NS ee) tees Thr or Sate Hrs = ee. aoe “«e* *@e8¢s6 . se0.ce0e2o°* © ~ oe wee. eo 6 ee oe tS et 79 7? *«@*% © © ee se a ios 0.8 0 00 0 ee ooo eee” we be ee , moo oO oe tf “en ee > 29 te ts 79 739 «19 seeee ee tee eee . . = be —_—_—_—_— Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits — MARRIAGE LICENSES. ~2r © er ee ee Louis. At Least St. ny ; xe ie— Anna BIRTHS RECORDED. 4477 V Fe Cook, 598 §S. Broad 2G20A Hicker & iam F 014 Di? UNDERTAKERS ain Vs Le 4&2 telephone calis or answers given attention, except letters on medical ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. FORMA’ right “to re reject any by mail can the race for the or’s Cup in Oc Hook to T TION Louis Bar Associati effect Jun wal | SPIRITU ALISM SPECIAL NOTICES | BRIC a ING & TUCKPOINT'G MASSE : ANSWERS TO QUERIES @2 ciliates PI ce UNIVERSAL SROTH SOc [eT Y- Ss p. m Wednesday. &. Madam Mizr af query. not be questions of undoudt- UINTING and wel wells stiended W o *, ;? annsen LAcies Ati eet e 6! 33 Vu ri, ceipent a Tlie “walls prevent a) “—* ‘ aa" £ Bild t (INTERES STER Hea Cay. — 1 erie? whe eee). deed 4 hunney fe FUrest BuAD Ww. ich pn nnn LARD | BUILDERS — Vedi Dail Lite, JKent raves. Linceil Soh ——( 548 T 4 ai treet bros ~ifing and piaester- Oifax 7ouUgW ‘c¥R) sareera. & +e, 4s U tank ‘TER and bullder: estimates giv ‘mity hiverside 1384M. (chu) ER—New and oid Cail Hliland (99) hep mr taf i* pairing; liotWw arited. °ia = Val i “ aM. ic | general ™ ; wer Ks SOL L-SAVI! , Spry Sarah Meetings Gay. We dnes ay “iT¢ V ednest a: file a replevin suit for 1 | Lov! IVIN Ountry. you can take :, D. m. Ly, ACES ization pa- | i —- J Sate » ; " c wi " : ’ — mi) curaiiaatee || others. Everyb¢ leome. ‘9 18: reward: po ral a ~ > DICAL QUEST PIONS Health and sani we n questio idered. ll or treatment of MAUSOLEUM iny S006 ‘THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL’ MAUSOLEUM ¢ & {CREMATORY 5 * © ‘ A Da! 4 mom > . , f 5 * ris } x mT ’ ’ PY - ere ' ~ \ - | New ST. MARCUS The Cemetery of Natural Beauty Qe22r ~ ~* te POLLAKD— 3 Inspection Int ted. tis ow ~ eRnavols RORO Perpeiua! Charier-Perpeiual Care NONSECTARIAN TERMS. Grand 7°42 CO. -@axrc 4-0 747" - . = AY ‘el DEATHS B iRDENHEW RC tern bBLOSs— + . M SCHU MACHER—1 a | BOETTCHER BORCSTLADT— IN MEMORIAM THOMA 1 t ~~ % a3 oe ae a 4: Ay! e EK EBLAD— 10:45 1 - Pri 3 G* By un sg eT erandm hh anc Miece. . aot ant ‘ 1. ‘ Funeral on Sundar. June 24. at 1:3 from ene 4 Bros chape!. 2623 er re) v, : Funeral M nda June °" at 1 p. m™.. | | Cherukes etreet. te &uneei Mure Para. oe from family resicence Goldman. Mo. t nied bs! _ s aa | aN : aN . ; DRaAN Lutheran Church, Antonie, Mo. LeRAND AND CHILLS ns Of public tnterest only will be con- individual cases will not be given. ¢ > “4 1 ISS B. —We x urarea, Work reason- kinds Te pa it ct 2179. 27444 Cherokee, after rnoon 4°49 Delmar. Lula oo Witt TE KRS—Hepairing and viagstert: ome eldmana. 5631 Theod wie. PAr rine Hoeffie a LK SPIR where of the When ( “ARPE NTER AND Bl IT DER—F! late bun We. garages; genera! aires Ley on ann, 3015 NF loriesant.. Yier 12487 ELET—Lost; questions. mar and Hamilten, owt Garten AR P bk N T ER—Wil iJ furn ish pians timates on Rew and vid work. Hiland McC z 566 2 (ce) Di AMON! ) BROOC H- or | .Y mid r ' : ‘ =) w« - . ~— as Bh old fashio ‘ Fam: use-Barr; va! Sic hour or contract PALIT A reward for CAK PENTER alterations, WORK—AlI) kinds. repairs, remode ing. por ee. Ke ages, {areiine ‘(PENTEK—-Wil' turmeh plans and @e- 4c" hi ) Pons on Grand or ; 5+ west t : | timates on new and old work. Hlland CARPENTER. BUILDER porches «lores, additions Mielied alterations. repairs. KATO foundations. ‘KRETE wales. flo rArkview S8AOW. ore OZ JAS Greer. (RAY and bwuiider: alterationg : is . gqerec e&ac. welen reasona le COlfax s#iDl. ‘ AND BUILUEK—Bunga- fiats alterations and fre- roofs reshingled. Call) Highland (65) . surfaced, finned: _ old floors ike new. victor SUL]: ‘B3) ‘GENERAL contractors and buliders: bun- : answers Sacramento. ie , T > 6 LU. ( onn 4439 Ww uJ- fiets and stores. alterations: we finance Heilnichen Cotnstructios 23 Meramec. HKiverside 2958M Messace AED WOU FLOOKS—t niversal Floor ‘ DEimar 389] (cm) pWemils {.ocate refin ‘Bie ~ new floore " oid h jlleee f ots waved: ble. Davis DE: mar 22050 ~ ye * Mp a” nguir es foe ork. Dreyer, HI and "3439, (2) -EMODELING a apeciaity Let we sive estimate on that job. & chresian all t576A Lev lede DEImar avivs: 4-room fran bungalow, rick bungalow. all- m brick bungalow. WHEEL—lLot; G151 Delmar. (2O0U Fear eamoe at 997) er ix biocks west o . Conetruction Co. GARAGE _|kxIs 19090 Thursday. 2 CAR) terns — gg aiteraticonr regpa au ‘ be DAMON Hijard eR) sleeping st work- i_ monehin (of) ome | » rT. ’ s,irverTreaiaut GAR AGES BU ILT sine 1973K. | witho . +4 PERSONAL £10 & Spring Riverside J4757 fe) c- ARPET CLEANING—UPH’LS’G it a work. Giebve Cerpet Cleanera. tated Sl N—W anted. hig! adopt — Lbs r’ ADOPTTI! 4 . % Oe MA 4253 botn : ‘) CAGO Carpet Cleaning Gp.: best w 2030. 36° Finney ay. cl4 ‘TERING Furniture reveiring . sonable Piast 2 ~ on ee reasona de® & iki Tomes ip as . . ' ump rade ne ager , s Cale a0 : u OLD etene. brick work ty Ott OG : andey mp h by give notice thet 1) and plaster wWOotine. Chimney bed ° - . > evening , Susanka " LAcieds STH. Eche ' ever trac de fter thie date br my wilt eli q 138394 Ohio. 20) | Oidendort. Kime Oldendorf + retad!. ing responsibie for any deble con- | and teoving | e _ onecta ity: OTices reasons +4 at f ¢ ae | ———— anieet wor S ‘Louls Janitor ot ew . Pome CArtiid ar Brus peopled ot hdeyioy seit» 7 tik, 4 diana. Se 5 tbuises sapsln Wiaghaa aisha ¥. sate areee. 3 1 et i beh eps OER Pee a moLS Cea) atte eee oe oe ee ree ae Oe iS Sue ee ee erate. + abe be A OS Sunk sisisdthiatadeal, tal » dates “ 7 ee ihn . 1 .,. > . hy tn 08 gaya, BC bcetiinie tein te ~ "a2 par Aa ght te oe ee aye ne fa ant * he agi Puma ~* -~ - *

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en On 2A ST ous s6-250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in these iat TUNE 26, i3t7, POST-DISPATCH. Lene —— , ' "HELP W 38 r MIC N , ene ae IONS—MEN sors | ) ee SITUATIONS—MEN, ‘BOYS } =F tack MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES , WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. INSTRUCTION TO PONS 2) - Cy rn > Pda ahs: | Sak at Tr ack eas Se nenmnnael see : " re") The CTs . |, so8 Oi 7 , ; : Ceol 3 . . red 4 Chest PLAST ERING. tuckpoimting and gramitoid | tetas ING—A reasonable nrice o8 Trade Schools goose eB . | bam an in’ pitchen. caltteria Bee afte Este Tuesdays. JEfferson sa m. 5 ; mek wor at Peasoname prices: rst - 9 Cal) —- : = ” — referencse — =~ e| ork: de - > o | SA Snr an = | ALTO HANIC s pascee- ie the new BOOKER E EP tS: Tahari, 1825 S. jway. | Ss sa——Sit.: colred: first-class: | sors work on vegetable ¢ lage work: ai: or TS prom, y 5 PE. nt iN — With or a . i Atul wi (s ’ ‘ : a . se " t AT XK DRES 3 ward lace. S553 + ‘ and ni Fa LI: } lig ey ‘ : : -) | practical ew ir Wal + 2 wit! tria 4 : a ‘ me 4! Wii accept any - Wernesday. Thursday. refer- ‘ : 3 o- owerTs. ‘ie Lindell 6 6330. : ——— sa MB ES LL and reorganized Mare 927: incored i | me pts. Riverside 7 jind of work with future: exper: in | ons Gru — BOYS AND MEN—To sell xe ss : Ae ERH ANGIN —, cobs eg Or yneored by the Ar.omot ne signees Bin) RREEPER—Sc.; Can bandie several | me a aa ee Cratting: set ed especially in} LAU NDE ESSs—Sit.: or ¢ jeanin ng: Tuesday. Pin e rar). -—. —_ t? or ‘ ; : om ets : : ; ’ ; ee by af he ir & tr . t Box ; 32 =. : oj i a ; ex?! wn " ; i iy ‘ “ / . . ‘ at r mae PEN 2 oN Kinds of bri chek ictor 39]8' | . lege > or bduat- } , JEffersen Hs om sma! e ti c — in drug ‘tore, picture ‘ . — - y4 ° i . iN r Reilly - + want work. evening hours. J Ei ferson : and “Wednesday: references. Marv ‘ ar Srey 4 4 ee So ed #+ Lara ‘ * ae oe a — fs. a = =. a . 1 pete va .- “~ ore a wad PP — ea er 4 = ses eae. de Seas “SY Ca ORS ; , 4 o . eee nell Ae ee Re ne > ; py. ie les Mose J 4. PABIE RO I AOE oe AL abe athesee a ge renaoriabie. relia 2°0ew Ww, . BRAKE MECHANIC—Expe ed : . Ne Sra: : Co : + orma tic A 16 7am) ; . : ' iy a ton] German Thurs automobile Drake relining = ; “ endl ene me , hase a # | rr} °, ‘ ’ > en ot -| LAUNDRESS—Sr.. arene — 7 ry FE—wW nite, not over 33 a... grraritoi ies price gs wareterean ; . — . ee nes mith ~ -.. =e mer . . , . ; ‘ ' — 7 ~ un mall ard end bouse * ors. aos ‘) S844 SEG. mar *%i. “a9 te igg = : —— ane ry 7 “OL LEG! : & ; it. coiored ; rt tor : ; .. man wile, pertenced I = amen . r= ; ? ——— —- 472. . . ® eid. wow «CF ie - —_ _—— TT Katy iv Ai - , : — : _ . re; Ait] : = t. r) ure . —* ~ y : 4 “ 5 : oan Wirfie M1 Tirments. rariiteaa = — r.: ; ecran Pe , : : Pes : Of pel CCU met Sit ny Ki! f worl it ST Eshers oo me ch board ference Riversiase lann ~r washing to Oring | ——— = - fy trong FUSES . - z - GArtiel ge Parkview 3220 i . , eciggiiaas we He ; : GAB =~ a Mlige mee : . 4 — : ‘ ; ocne =tnerton. 808 Forest, Carbondale ony + hy iF fferesop 51 2x, F > Z irst-¢ 4 s- Bot airaid cf were. Bo “9 : Pang * ¥ ~S ~ ‘ i” a ’ i oS _ «/ ° - - ° ~* as . . ' ’ ~* ' — : ~ - . - “ 2 . oll ¥ : : : POU iviere in AR PA ‘Tit A ance a r enrolimen 1 rite iY sit a ater trace: | ; : - |'GOLORED Ww N—Sit . a [D—Sit.- colored: half days or whole , = mf AN fs “+ 4 - nth respon@ipie firm wit! uture, - M. a eau — tel] 34221 men. cooks. veretable men kz gt 2 swan Laandry 21s —— c | furnmis? » | Schoo: tlerin -- 0 n eam 54aae _ _ tndustric 1s “ee . pCOC >K—S#it.: coiored; experienced. hotel or | aan stay of DD = - Stewards. checkers. store mem + e> — * 10 te >. am. STE work eu: : ites =~ — : 58 ee 3 e m j : : Riversme . has executir: ; ar - : soa reiin souse yer PTson 2047. / = 5% colered a = store work, Edwardes. bow wil th Na . : : gn ca — for col ; : *? pe % ’ . i : ‘a } rts wie. ; 2}: = - —_ . > ‘ ; BUSsiDess - ili } : TZ ~~ *. experien: oe geen ype ge ork. 121. or wiil Pi . , 1. recently immigraied | peat appearing: SiS Ee sears * years Chemin Box_H 258. ‘arn butcher = « - y? e “ . ~ ~ ss , : . .* — Piacterim , breek aT} ryt)- ’ 2 “vte : ne ; - ‘arma ttm bs Mee Pi REE Aaa wage? * s RS 5 ey pina ert iyee tt f13 Dyin va ay Je 7.4 ¥ , +. A ea) ate th ree See patie * a Stee aah Fae Metin « ar EATS ft Eons: Sem SAP IE oF it aoree en reSsponsib.e Pasitio onerter s E Ena i Pens 9 ENA AGREE RE IT es OS ID = 2 4 ne ae es oe ie Bows Stand fy Rade ak wa Ny ———— al as ' Z O74 ‘ ; - See whe Elgg scien 235 vrars aid, 10 years’ | son ost. : ; = 4 se m= re ner. for = Tah pF rEY cbt ' . . ape 7 : GIN .G grit ec i bis = _— -*s ‘ sci . : . saps a ~ ; = ; > - XxX Te rtence i aa a are hote's itl ‘ts@T- it. colored : city re erence; BB "TCHE R— ante as partner. »* pe ‘tpoenery ecnabdie. CAbany 3271. 1 Man « I ‘ rvw here Ca r write and mo : _ = — ft — —, meee Lhe HS aN an aa ~ any, German ow —-, "t pre- > oO of town for summer. day. Victer 16 =—* ' : : r De , * Operators. i : A ma ; ‘ or 2G Shad , ae — , ‘erred. Boz Bead ros atcn. =. : . Salts ge se aT eet "RI D -aTING : Write for catalog. Address Line | 0: ou ee Sith pare | ace wee OP = rT) ‘ — ho a Makka—Pirstcinw 2 , —ourn om Cake vip" YER paimiine. aa : ant : STL, 3 —— ‘jobbers | nufacturers. ), (ELEVATOR ERATOR—Sit.: neat. | coicred. wane! py Oy man for large wholesale house: » & Bxperie> Rae o—* | . ; r . Fo ae y y : r es : . ore ae | ries wed. 4 oo Tinfferasen oleae hous ~. y re ferences. JEf! eTsoo vel sal ary and excellent opportunity A. : tor : Ee - > . : a. . >» Rr SAN 7 5g, The rt ‘e - tio Vere 14m ee ae Pera % Ms 141 i: = a fa tS Bees oS Rk Sp ee ts ue a Pr Ss ae ainting and 4 = . is lle er, ‘ ~i Lon ' Live rele 5 153 | ; 7 B. Wiia " - “= uy az 7 - bigdt wh, Sate: Fe Pees ® a = - pastas Dah VEG tS Rho mr} rare — : - lla - i " aves (F°° ; Rig : S a ~ A ys GE ; F ” oa YO ry : : HOT O ENGRAVING | 27==* | De. it. thoroughly experi: | GENERAL HOUSEWORK—Sh. J638 St. | ——————— )man._ Box a P -D. = - ~— 3734 Washington. - - - fe menthe at low c “% ree Se ' pes Vineent. ae a " |'CANDY MAKER—Heiner : . ~Siggaae RooMs re re reasonabie a "s LARPrENT! - 1208, shipping. H-375. Post-t ee wre vears’ experience: citw reference | om + - © ) schoo mal. shone. J] on : SERMAN GIRL—Sit house werk and | L Ingell 0 31 | arch room: only those with for geneTai Tard work | rapt . raphy. 2 Effingham. |“ASPrEN bi id and ne" +E ‘yy t.: best -eferens i} — da rk b MAN. ee err. 507 coum) sieeping quar 1 ence ae > ot ie i , a atte ’ . ‘i ; av wer or un- ’ an: iL as Dieasing perso . CARPENTER ae : , ‘ 7 o34 a4 "he" 5 i - a ta’ om parr - : . Peasona die amar os Me. Dern ive 34 36920 ' it > do hoi yt ! 1) Monday. “Anany 0054M. — S ¢ age wo some Know leage | . oo — i . P 3 - “m1 ae oi : ~ ; : — : 12 3 ae oe eter an persona | prea r- : Wing pat 9 sce reasonabie. ; lt ae ne experience. i caine ale” Welliineee iy ma me?! ,, Bottom builders, Coor layers: must hes Poem ee Box J-117.P.-D.| £S Im? :[ sa" ve ee : ahd natin / 2D = Ae . I ag a _* - ri i i = — af = a ; a. os . - . . $ abr , tree ; ie nam ee =| . , WECH NT ' I’ PRR! TE NDENT—Sirt. ; : ae Oper Bu shee 3 ‘ Fst references. FOrest 12 iJ + Lovis CAR CO... 8000 y. , a ria TTie@u for ela. , ewes ; >u } , ‘s 4 n 3 san = leg mae . ‘> — ~ c - — - . au? 2 y a " . oo ~ . e ; t Box H-390, G'S ek ngs lB efere Vietor 0599 -S2A Missour! CARPENTERS—ougn, $100. oug a pportumiy. Box H-243. | Sts = ——— — | NURSE—Si., pract invalid oF con-| 4 piy 9 te 10 Sunday. Lews FF = igi | em — wholesale. retail. ‘o prome o colored: cleaning by day or os blis! . i * "Wr rite for eking Ro laundry. 1444 3 (Grand. for Be ee me and need apo’ United —~ ‘ mas its "pat n ~ will pay $5 ver week: | “se: ; ' —_ nap 7 a ¥ rs’ expert 1 reference. Call Tsora P h—Le ar, ou ; i? S tet Eon* i . i; : : oe é casas: Cal xpe ence: A ing and repairin- and setting ; = ; = x — > RPENTER—S!:.; thir bud : HAN [C——8 ~ : 2SE L—sit. 1>. care Walking man Products C s1 r refined, sing®. YOURS. | 24 —_— . . : i» ce « . M ——— 3 27 rea rs r .— re sro = re tT * : = : \ =e ry “e5 > “tl mvVae - " - eo .. ; : tn F e+8 4 RPENTER—S't.: mates repaim™. MECHA NI ST. iret. ; 10 ©6years lon - it.: prectica: invalid er con | CAR BUILDERS | ellent position or — confinements 2 specialty; or Coach expemence. peter sie __— train. » 2 TM 1OT) me.” os. Bee! ; a x ate + for ehiieren “An zee c re fe rreva with eri a ait . a ele Ait.. . nil . we and genera! re —- all (zl : erman > ; ho ene rr ' ies w We8 —— ao re. IRL : r general house- lescent. : et ! , .- = tem. aout children Ts oncem, in| 2 2_Sen F mneisco mg | NURSEMAID—Sit.: colored. of assist With | CEMENT FIN SHER—80c hour ° - experence . Be at d oe Bb iTsi ig. . 7 in ai 6: 53.3. ' er . w ™ aoe en: its Address oe. W. Mock Rau Sew : maid, Cabany 5051 fr — tb ! = 4 mnin . 3h: ’ I OPSC ; an help “ EN rIn a mal iy. | : rte reed . . ; ’ . . ; ; gl . : . A A ‘ : i? 7 ; p m « ? i i ° , - nm use work | and CoC K- . 5 b t d e°x oe: rt CEH ALE r F EC R Bhat perienced ; - _ 7 » ra e ‘?) “Or : ia " 4 t {~ q , >} Tel? bil ‘ T ~ . > . _ N Ls ‘ : rk . feren Dc#es. Lindeij ; ni AD - . Mun . ‘: : *? om me in > i ‘fx si - . russ po ome . ‘ scieanescibe pt " ee did -. (“7 ; & : if? "ig privare or ( } f ‘ bY ° >t 27 cut alert ' , ‘ 7 Ind e; We sa 7 . ; ' ont J - “we % y 9 .. 0 day. i ' a le pment ; = Tr peeve" ie -at >: : t ’ , Ar i a , -~ : yo ~~ dns .. ‘ = . — ad ‘ a Be 4 i . ~ $ . y rN. ita. “ sa _ der i”) Oa - Bi ere ne ; o RD 3 refere fax 6225 chap: bi rk t Olifax 42°90. ‘2? cme “kind al 7° companion for on CHACFFECR—30-23 7 Snowing platinum _sTow Sh 7 | ~ arr oe : ; | CH FF! i "i val n Oi- =F net -ID toh agen 4 Ertferan } : Trr it — a — an —- -T : - ENTS secured. B. Zilliman ¢ —, a y __ Post-Dispatch. JET ferson 9608. SEGIRi a 2 7 ‘5 | 94] os eet . hest refer IE a> — - a = = ene “ a . a Inet : : nZging ana D . tarmer examiner Patent Office _—— — —_ erences. JE : Ms Sit. perienced in gaies, | | i — a end ; wy experienced: aftermoon JEfferson Aopiy 2964 Deimar. : jcddie ofit all an R302J ; a or er aga : -MAULS om St. OHO TR, wis! relj-c ? 1} Adre rR | housewor hane fferson 8: 35 ~~ STE RY me middiemas fit Dan Po Owe —— : ; ag _— rimancialivy. Address Bas 3d. ;, . - P! "AS OP itched ; i ~9F ; ? enor oe i 30744 ri -. te ——— half davs. $6 andi~ I NURSE—Sit.: expenenced dental! Le onan Siemens 6. 7 : eile 1 JalrtTtEL ee oo Orr . ~ > : . " @umds " Lin ed > pieasing personailty; degsres aperses “at ~ =. © : . ~ Garfield a t - ‘& BAB GS Sit MURA. ) . : PATE ice and lomiers tree. | oon T0e1 Bape, Ay semen a a” caiman an “waa ee rh. | go ith physician om cases. FOrest fs bond ase state ame 1 . ‘oe ) , ‘ a ' 4 iwk. \ iv tone a ioe ¥™\ . c wl, reier ces. J! a : ~* . "wD ce 3) Ce 2 4% ankKiin. _ eatit? ~) - PROFESSIONAL ~ . i“ At Fr? ; =F CSEMaN—) r HOOK x oh. r’ 4 te? CG} — , .s . " . — _. - — — — c ef 2 --* Ps : OI mas nufac turer rent of | we - BR - e - ith Ozarks. West coast ¢r:ving — ; —_—_——_ 39 -. ~ _— F} t GIRL-—Sit.: canscientious work- |\\/. a eri imt n ATTORNEYS—COLLECTIONS | . pour sane: Our Sot Nee en peat references Rogers. FOrest 4571 6 a — oe o nn er. Willimg to be generally useful. COlfax | a 2h , n expefien | Wa s 7 * . . oe 2 ~ "a » : - - ~ 4 ‘ " , “4 4 nd 7 J I Ri. : 4 ? } x: > i g* . _ . ‘ . - . * ‘ PLUMBERS JOR 5B. SMITH. Lawver. located 3! D tr inc ic icto iz. Wae Ze . ae oe PAINTE £31 ; now. nter and lax Yeust 9509 OPERATE it.: day work a , arris, AMerican Auunex 4 3 _ ge — —RK— Rapid at sere: ar ntra f ¢ : ] cor : Patent actro7 - : . Iverside TT3IEW. *n 1 and 2 or 6 and 7 ». m a x tame a es strict! ae AL aRTIST—bBriz ae a ‘ni 6=—s Shean jary and experience | wi . 4:30-5: 30 Mondar. Ww ans p. 4 Rex : I*ret Teenat SSE : ~ SET Sit ?amili - ford Studin, 711-26 Leudermar ri . : . —— effrce pesilon, with refs re! ne Bux -H regs Pos: Dispateh, | CONCRETE FI ca gg med eae oo an - 3 , x r dav or | Ee MS TRESS a reasouabie. = af — coer 11 _and ~~ = Zs Fm saary : ~ rit Pi r ot 4 : " x ‘ me * Work ounnen' eed 2 } 7ITRL—Sit.: "Ore . ; : co M ndo¥ Mre. \ ed, l7ud Menroe. - | COOK—AI1, Apbir fate hee : —- ¢ ye future ; | : — “ ; —o wr ' 08. : | —r- 4947] | Restaurant x NN Union, pee ™ : wane fron esr»: . : a - : tet r 34 AS geen £22. th : ’ . é |= : . ae > — "tn repiying give full ails Lindel y ig at iy? ” Jansed x t see EN TTAINE! hn €¢ Higdon, r w& : ’ Se 7eRer varnisher: — ‘olored: « nurse or ENOHR APHE -R SECRETARY — _ Sook teas tant. — we ~eenra also age and salary €& | : J worthiess. 0 , " Bigde ; n We 2B . ' 5309 leh-cls ffiment. callege educat ence Jo Tnth, ae ) } 208 Post-Dispatch. é . oa)! T : ‘ #7? ta... 4080 i‘ eng : : ~ . m. 7 ’ KIT; ‘harge of ce r . ws >Re AP HER— —— 2, = a iy & ~ - ; , 4 ‘ ‘ - . . ad point at Sr is. dependanbie, uamediate employment. | nt. s years’ t n Lusiness Sedgment | Want. (SF r} : : 4 ; } . . ot . | : ” = _E. This is an old _ : _ = ; , = , sa > - : : — STENOGR HER—Sit.: hi n ec SER Pa D ecord — -. perience het rer wi, “ave + i Sit... Ti Clas neasen a? Die : | GIR t.- coh : it or cities CRAPS ~ “3! raph co 1b. Post-lepaten. % Or nanutactarine mtorage =. ~ AN B. : ’ ee” T 1 a ‘ 4594” 7 . rT. TR. “ 5 wi Ua le, sPeTice - 1 Kenosrat a : + ¥, 7 4escripiion and other - aa - . : ai : ‘ J Pw hy e tu ery ae 5. — te. ") ae riptiot no a. . . : Phon 2 * } CLERK ung man for time vou are et liberty te — ~ . me ‘ep general house: -TES i . : ith some knowledge of aon : > oe — ~ Rega - ; rperatiegn: “a ; imy est igate yoUCr safe ¥. Gra est the right party. Bas J- Sif ae =i t hn a4 “2 a7 goug 5 Phi — a — a A NL Feat bine ay ye : i. pee re F. os work. 3 jture to ri . _ Aw? AULFF! : : — oe experience and sa.ary desired, 4 Diep ee ae — oe 5 | - vant ) el = ’ “: Ana -Nre} ‘tT. _ m = : - > it - spa tech. a - . 1Faet . : nd sale x ; a ~ — : : : 3 E 7 ; | | r : | os ET ae a ; = c en 72 5 N— Nat one. Dpanui ac turing am expert-Bced ren 13 SBse geeacy wor 2 in r be u ? — anne ge ex, no pall nkin an sane Ol PLE—For genera! work | : on Wants man with sles e%- Bree 8. | 36s | & saan Te “moderate salary. ,/©®_“@uonm and restaurant: go ¢ “ne for inside sales pesition; must be =, hours, Gerai ‘y- board and room. 7700 Olive 2» mes pondent and bave ability te} bent , hare fami!) erences: ba _ Awe bs | _ 1 block west of Remiey’s new : 4 preference given to man eye " ¥ ons ener 4; 5 " ’ : ‘ Hh ‘afi ae = -e z sa ome Pe - ry ° : s "2 ~ ’ ; t ‘ i’ } ia f Z ; rk. i : — = . : LZ ' ria a + . i i . . . ’ ‘aan }* ¢ _, : = * e ; _ Te : arc] her aah are . yt : ee ae rtj : . , eta sataiat a: os D = ' re ; : — + aod +” \tane care @ cvuagy * er neer oe exper ence or train'ng; PRINTING AND ADDRESSING 33, :o'ivag“tolew sad Gades with mane: | =a eo Rdg. “Weshineta. D. © \CHATRRECE Sit angle oleae, BS orehard. Box HI oer z rate. | nance? Noman: some experience #~1 7B. Peet. ro). ERB Dh a + ke ' , _ -r @ : sen i te . ati om = . - 7 a arm 00 . tj 2 . Bis ) r P \ \ A . ’ . eT a. ; on tT treat. f ; he be ; a rr) The : _ | ne —s . ; : od ‘ on. “ori unty prefer: “dl. > . a 4 ion, & ws be a a ars it 4k pac — — ae 4 RED [Tt MAN—By : sa a > . “ona!l manufacturing ams ~het ma: i nef gee 2 heen ~* “ wa meren nine eeehiian omy | He E atch. a See phone x E211. Poest-Dispateh turing concern with sational a len orwanieation waes - : 7 ee: fe ; ae @ : - “4 F . “ - : iF ; experience Tr ve enperieues preferabiy , oe : : ae ‘ Be ; arr = : talar calitt ix H-83. Post-Dis. Comery x: ed aod , : aanen . a Stel 100s } pe : i a ; re pew fee. Box # of +4 P.-D ie pe rmanen AGEL 20). a dinner ore: Tivtkxy, 7 een ¥ y a > elie a —s? 7 _ ' 153M S)| CREDIT BA " — i. ae =a 200. ma handie oni smen preference given ag teas _— : - | POR] a d; jan bd of ¢ c] ‘Ma t housework or care | orrespondence bonds. 3173 _ i 2 wits engineering expefri- SU of a) O4~ Lh " deeeelbe oh Sita 24 eR = : Ce _— ee e237 : : raftaman, mechanical, $273. ati eee a r. excell hance “aaa . in ‘ 2 . ar ; Cc / at. coisnred. maid work: : WOMAN—Sit.: Warts heusewors nograpnher, i D 1 ee ae = ikes ehildren : niu! th 5726 Maple av : -* 120+ Bt er) —- have ability to > ey Bae = wy 38 he tera, a " pees grin 1s quick! ~ 10 r £ re r : > ‘ Bor na°t p a! wires . bs > - POR Rae ie oe oe te y : — heusewe “ Lowest fee in St. | . 7 | | “gi turda | _Fera: ferences, Lindell 0600]. _ pel om ~ — ong M ee - : 175. Post-Dispatch. Like j : ; uJ .* : ae. = ) . . ‘ ‘ i Mu i .* ‘ ws 7 ; a 3 M : yg | e> .a— bx periericed an : ; >. os D rk guar- “us ao ti rf sic. how to and L. MATHAM. . Tee ToT wea Nand. ALES? Si a Seer memenee . hildren iz 3 al miored: house cleahiia o: | _kopelowitz, 920 Washinetan. 5 . 3 Riverside a r LEG i — it rap" 5 o clock Me a P) cme > >! “eli Martha SUTT , - iz CTTER— Must know — 7 Strive WOMAN ; iored; jeaning i | c ERS 3v34 Oregon between i0 and =. i? ROO j ING ‘6 mil rh n f if ai? ‘ oi Ly a i ’ re «RI L : c MER iAl d tTisT “ j YOu! eet Fae rn reci ; i3 i * ‘ -- uni Ve ‘fs vv on co me inant , : ; : :¥ Al : Ls a I * nar A Experienced oa jersey dresses. sie 7 . i PER—St rts tsrocery 2 — % os 4s blocks west of urareis; Mon- re: fere: rm oes. . a Th ! = BA. LTEHS—iS to 36 reare oid, ex C anes R—Experieneed on ~~ na, ety ee: a. — nah natin cand come! i B PECIALIST = a Paee,..B5 BB. oh Sates renal 's_Box _H-370_F Ding Riverside 3 fda FOMAN—Sit.- housework and sew GROSS-FRIEDMAN CO, 3% axe SCHULTE HDW. & — CO. M ine sckRon. 336 Lindell BP fereat a; = ggg 8 mg ; - ~ s ! . & ates Teme er: a refer 1..7" yo Mis: Op ; | ap oi ns ~ ; n. Dy youns — "3 giri, | . = — — : = — Ww ashineton. 7 : wre J. M. Lederer & Co. ine. 312 25 | At Att EE UNION. | ED. J, HARCHAVE SECRET SERVICE | C*c7Olvsis. permanently ang quickly. See M6, Post-Dispatch. | eee LE we $+ ENTist_T; open _offiee, im © IcAL DRAFTSMAN — Super yc ee Le ee Nes Be, Cee e ; STORAGE. MOVING, EXPRESS (32. oEP tg 40°C co Mea ae | “SPECIALIST. Bast St.Louis, Ii : : ——E,- e. ————————E we os a sBiierson 6 TE SEPTER Experienced on WOME Glawe co sos waticn fe ous poD W ARE ver Imo vir Get OUr Prices: si ; : ki2 ae 30 —— r A. ne . ’ ta ~ a > 2g ‘ 4 ris a aA } lsecon nw : - Y bee: : ’ ‘ eon 1a” : | ' th reru- : . rk = al) was — Y $ sy pret Nagy oo >) . 3 Ine m ‘ ni. 7 " ae =. uae Tack % , p tg A. ¥ loeme stir elee tric refrie- shipping special price — — _— rit’ > ; ths : . i . , - - ; ’ or > % bet) , firet-cia Tan with ex- °, " “a , —: a “a . ani se — — t.. Set ee! ya AL .. Wan! w _mignt t IRAP TS ‘tructural detailer a Bee! a a gg Gepure « _DOLL HOSPITALS THEATRICAL Tae — ~ : Se any kind. _ Box H-417, Post Digoateh.__. | Bax $100 Pust- saa ees icimar Monde, merning, st 4 " L i s] ; [ 4] — We “PDair anv stT Pp . y . > r % , ‘ - , ; 3 : os f ; . | " I we b ma “al : t ; 4 . "Te Lips , wed ~ . | “3 . 7 ed bel. ~~ “ : 1 _ Lx permmeceg : ; 7 Mane l @Oii = ize mace from Your orn s Se + = yf — i. tied ae ‘ : eck a: . ; : . . ww he . a . : ns oes > ; ; - } El =e = r nie . is experienced jr’ fe reern yen : Se Prost a ‘8. — * ; man Mae age. ao —— . 4 i Tena: it ‘ iT . e be 1103 se . —s - ‘ . her emp veg. Pox fis as 9. ij FL 3 ; mit UM nanaget a L - pares: Ur- et a. J 8 TIGs sed.) Rit] " v ds rE gan 52 ts0n cai muauufacturer; give . , oe esas a as Annan . ~ = : ~ : . ' . = — 7 = > - - : : . a - sss t : ' ’ J ; + = A] - Mm | lle-aged ady - ‘ . ‘ Fy ; ' ene: +i ‘ ; -~ ; rn P 4 | 3 ™. ary expected. Ber F 7 ; ‘imt i ‘pute circu! : Men- 2 bie rm ~ . A ae Ph ll wieel me . ™ ~ = ‘ - : : ie - So ia t — _ . re ; m™ : s HOT . } af ernoe n. voerk br - ’ > Trpcte j Zz sii ‘ 5 ‘>. , 2 ST; ~ ath. st ie} oe > - “« - ss : , ' a ‘ it oie _ *¥ : . Tr hh a * ~~ . > a - . . ‘ : W \ e , ic} Me ir Os : - - a om “tar r commission, Peat me | WOCSEK : jay work. Good ba! ¥F “hienen 1 i x - w ing i ¥ . 4 ‘ one —— . : ‘ . - “ . h ‘ ‘ 7 " “So ; s ’ : ‘ « BE . ! . z ‘ Lor Cou 1e no ~ - ‘ P ee iJ 4 ‘ . = | , " ; - ; ' c c LA! VU tA \ 4 el ge Fee spay lle nlite om Bice > ae erviser or fo pl sna ocd Migy RINT} rT ; : ae i} children, rc ble, honest "ot | 3 | ENGINEERS Or power plant ° BSN WSLLN! hg paige moce ing D oun . e1ecirics Sixtus °c a TC i gag peggbee ; , a Je 3h ‘ ; W time work to be done . Sell stationary rear-end a “rs aa ng | jestic Theater. 242 Collinaviie av. E. St. | p-o'"S Se tietmtch sachinery: slam eemaplignted form belae | Cee , Ee 3 by competent woman. best rei- Diewers, guaranteed: are _for Mr_ FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. Chcheion Starr *” a - San — E> ‘ir R.8 it 7 a Prie — iin an + best o reference. J. ¢. ia ome, reuned al intelligent. tt ei a ce fax A162K. ' ' sata Se Kansas . vith ipet e we grad: aig v8 = ¥. 32 3 a of WOMAN—8Sit.: meat. colored. small kind mmr . 4 f shevel and H T?> } SMOCKING f jadies’ o hildren DO 4) | i ONS eem Cneerms exnert NERS UETPED 2 =e T KEEPER = A ge “wo | of morning work; references. Lindell | “YGORAVER—A‘i or part time Ss é; { © 5Ue per hour, 9005 Washinetes | 5201-09 Delmar BL ree a sora by Eimar 13855 git iba : > : > ome a ——— merenc Pine - oe Awe a ‘ni ; ih ter geet one 2R. enced on_embiems and badsem eS. Handley Vinita Terrace. | - . . - . " 7. : . | ; tj } ; it 4 ‘ ba | 344 : > , mirc. & 8 2. +. [2angzge Gr room rent ~~ ‘ Th &e Avis eel Cn 15 locas 7 : : _ . oe > rT} 4 SITET , ae erence: cutside oA . a Se Mo ; : . . . : ONEY. BOX i. 77). c vem pias “e ieee ‘ ids : Lj ; . in bs . . S8. eat, ae _ Pee aeSaASS es ANAgeT be ine Reaper - x - . - y— . . F E Vv old cbBim De} or rere 3 de to . + ~ a . - : 1 oe " oa , : ; . ‘ . = ous ¥¢ } 4 1h age > . ' 7 , , k 4 ross § ai ° . . ( rr ; : I z 4) Ly } ’ - relerences . fo : sion — ~ _ i , : . » | DISF ATC H. STATE PHONE draw awert from ; ‘ ¢ ae lle -. aU ‘ "'} ® aes 3 . . + : : —— ‘ ; rE *? tay t cor ; 7 2 7 ~ : ’ : i ‘4 Iry : en , : > o6i-Dispaic re ence ' 52. P.-D, . > { } ebirerract a iT} " ‘ " ’ . »t " ° . - ’ } lite r} aon wee work : iaw 3 = Ww 1 - - id amet al i . La r4 x wee soot aba eHthinte tt ermanens t ewe nae carsaasd ~~ > =. a : Tigh en tee Striper. : _— _ tee ; ) aN cg) | Per Bour or will en | : : the a oe OF aCtive anc re ' LAN—Git. es a } SEWORK h C3 Nh ; “Gieote Sais dele te tele Ga eS 0 ane ers on |f re Pani St ” ur renick- WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. ja 1g 2.6. YR ine widu : / : — a —— - . : ; a a ~ ; nmin a : oy natitution, “ai Lam iel} Me ~ L ; , row we - 4 Hy rt. : a 587° Delmar ——_ =—_ work, i. _cxvertenced, Ut cas « KNING. rooms cleaned. €1."pe-/ [SY oo micht Lins neat, Lagi Ar | a ae ide ts Do : fax 1M! Sey : oR en nat must have \ any > Be ee tM 7 a iy cleamne il find FIRE: Two. sec, : West Franklin, [i “el vita! LH EST. . liead ’ ra Tutt w 7 — “4 lt arm wen 0 ~ po acs ; nm y . no - oe ” wun + , — yeu i a7 he work salis'act r ie Bey): = s= - tb mn EO OTIC a: co : — “ee Ded a ‘ ~* rn rk eX >: . : a 4 4 ae : ' a , aa ’ at, me : Rn > ; nd d s 7 ; . Pre +t : lain sk tf ; a site for high r : , b S#1L7 Gravots. R . Sa Papers Jefe; : . — Spore ou. # | “4 - : = . rs ; ; . AS , ; rh iy , : as u eee j r * TT MaN— ae . tral : re OTeN eee . . : At eS t, ~ a 37 Tee iti (Ci Rin umn . ' AG AR’ - a 5 rae : “ sh : sae : - Tre +4 vr er ( SLL eS- — : j 7 : ; nr. T | ’ Deane y. ; ' : LI ~‘ 4th. — ’ ’ Patient — Apply — Ticae east. a -.. : r ‘ “ ’ } . : ™ oe ~ . : 7” G& mi Cn" y ras , . i ; o1 i 3 & rer. UP. . - ; ‘ , _ ad . . / . ; . : ~ Pe ~ ‘ o ; iv. ; : : Se T ee cone i’ Fede e2 paper! eS 7a $32 a : meni - — r+ 3 _ — —— . “eas ne Se =" ¥ a for street werk. T7300 a ers a 7 . ‘ : : ix 3) ms , es mee = rz 3 7 ae pry “Tv oo mines nient , ai . ‘ is aU Wore, ; = fe En >» ores. me bal . . : ‘ a* ‘ as i ' yy ’ ’ . oF: Fe) . : ‘ ‘ i: ai. ff. Ly i? teist ie 4 a “ss es & - : —- my . Pee eh ee lay and nicht classes. St. Louis Academy time, Saturday BOON OF evening: | Meni rouse ar duiidin Lbany 26 me! : H-209. Post-Dispatch Cagh nee ao 2 Daist | zis COSTEL WORKERS — Apply 12 , LASS job of papering. pain: rauty Cuityre 21 (4 Pine (oR) tates | reasonable te C.' M ~ : - : : ne trifiers Dee Lee ee ot aoe: | You we . “Ten: | _ket - pce AND WILL CLERK —Por arse cor. os > t La , . o—. € . _ ‘ _ 7" " . ’ Ss 4 — .! ; ; rr as - , 7 ; Pr} . sf a7 2 2 r ‘ : . iJ (fs 7 ™~ . - : = ~ - 3 ‘ : —_ ~ —«: aseen ken cae ase OA st SSR ELL. 3 ; : . e. MA a phir Hook} ' . - £ Phone the lede “4 GRO : CLE RA— ERE . * ust be Bigh echeel graduate PION Ra yee ; of oa a © = ro, eo Mate | AS wet - . it.; yess . "Arkview 6.i24J n@ hillin Box H-vs3 wo : : vey \DY—Sit.: white: wants clean-| and referenees. Box E219. , “lid en typewriter end accurete @ einet re gon hey — oo all - . , t. 2 ‘ tt. yt bd’ Lernce a zi se r bt , ny JA‘ a > , y ' — . “_~ : sre : 7 iz " as ; “ 7 7 - if i} ; , Tr week “Abarwr SRSCJ. : SRon EF RY LARK peo To : ; - ".e _ wher need app: ¥. Bex whi ioaanhed. eavamed. Schmidt. Ask — — — — : } ~ - | ae . at , in en * be . : man | Ee Fe tk avy bh LAI ryt aie works in Seuth | —"s#hager at: ondia | . an": aetaoiee a 4 mem bo. = . vg ‘ t+ ik niLCK MA’ ay ’ ng we : ‘er * PIP ?? oren = pcan a : rest ou L4iNDRESSs am: rte i ge . P 7 Sun od work: «£0 home nights : gh Tia fl. “He v to os. & . 4g = TER. —t pemplored moderate wages. own ; bao " iu Ls Susi ¢ r Si? ‘ : a > . ni san . ra s . _ : 3 : a , “ i Min ay ~: _ , : " : ‘ « $508 Em «tg e} : Gra vor o te : +. o i earn - ne eo e ; ’ fe, _ ‘ ‘ P : o ‘ ~ . Y ; , : ear a . 4 . : = ~ bs Y? a a 42 ' ’ wrety » 2 . , ~ ’ s* . nT ; ma. ‘OWT ; : rs, _ w4ry Ay. ’ " ? ~ - - , | > 4 “, : Dery S437 cN-WOMI » ae Ming Gov: | enormous j , as —e res lamdoiph Zohn, 3! : DRESS— " iT jay; ‘iu# the summer . _- nose ~ 7 “SIDE W a ge Mion bagi : nag Se a — aur — ard rs me rament pasitios Be amet Pe Spa t ‘3. LB! : b yalres Re p ferry VElewae OF ' ' W394) sop. Ee a ves. ing: wire m Slater a ou ants steedy pesitien ‘2 Ss . . g e rh JM aver banging / ; renth. | o- ee eet MS a= st -Digy , Wes 4 experience. sa.ary ‘ugesh ne | Write . uatite ™ toe , eg rmee silos ae , ; ail : = a - _ —— . YWemphkia. ae William Sater ef, _— canal : : Pt, . ; . . : ‘ . ’ sa . as ' : »> oe ; rec if > ‘ ir ‘ ° , ~~ Pres det he -* - i> — Suftimer 3 . ~et . : A rrerute : — oe : s a ‘ ; er ” “lar “ : - , and - ' os sufi n . . eon 7 . at ; % ’ > ; ' Em plo x PTs, Attention : - : . 7 a 3 ‘ ry Pr t- ° Salch. ei oer furnished (imMates cost 1 AR AS—Learn gn fers | AA : Sand Urey evils ‘ P Pecom men ‘ : " ; ufacturiing ¥ “ion work : . > ing jadr hich shoo! - M PUSTTOR—Give , : t ~Must be oe wore @usran steed. (aii Jefferson Iain ° Cult a ; £4 ‘ ait oh rl i? ." ; — ‘ 4 “ 79 J 4 x . . . * . gl sa ‘ tae ted " ; hd cr om | } ” . “m a . - 7 ; : ; : : ; KperT'encec s'emogranr! “ : ling A, ry A : : : . shee 4 n » eat ee ~—— -— are * 2 ' 3 R - | or tie} ean and Pas es ' 7. Bee —_ "9 ; M ay arte a 1% ere - ~ , i office work: best of references —— : oraeen prices: a0 Work euarnn- SCIENTIFIC beauty cuiture tau y a > ; P.-t va r a = “et ep mn plurnbins rh a OW . x Potacty Twefas 4 whas Ot an ber rae iia: salary to siart. Box ¢. GO work myeeit: for estimatre ox! ; Marineiic crue : arene PEF ' ; ‘2 7 a , i - = 8 . ; Tha te et * good ‘oa Rifereen 485) ey is Satie ans sah : To oe oe 6 ee) , ——— a t— . ee .UNDA FR SR—, white: wan! ; ereaerimten n ypoertas e. paper and ai paint « )eaning Shi CA WHITIS , Sa te “ LET eur ————- ability Bm Cal Garfield 62 . money bes Demand for es . Virginie Ginn om me = — ¢ eenera! offi ries ants LAUNDRE : : HELP WANTED stenving stone to an exerutive MAN —Country eafive route ; epee TRST«"LAS gg gage = Tagg Jen- pert enormous. Learn sie & Ca een “it cat 686“ Te oe > vesttion wit] Vancemen on | geecay, Wed tay Wilax OGL) = —— mn the office of amien ¢ . 74 town for a capable salesman: | ne? Decera tt ting Oe. COilm: A027. ics , per oe yout me _ —_ Taine . ante ——— — neem . 32M Mr. B | LUNI: lave week- cok MEN, BOYS ‘arte mangfectnring eemecers: “ery and allowance. : once Gi = .S 2 tral —~ svn Mener im va 1 i ' + . li we* — a. ‘ + ' oa j § ; : ; . : % w . : . ° . , a1 aries ret eres , ~ Woon : ° i ere men must he eanehe r . s ter 15 “hergteaa ar ' ama, 8 =6Merer LAciode O824 : Di read Monda- | wie 2723 Greenw: “hs a Al; — im'ttative hendle c “ fort : = f (ah bY ‘ ”. z rw : yu. : - erendentiy im amen ce of ‘ > ‘ . 4 " ‘ ° work .- Re A ? , LAS 2 ae i 3 ney =e ‘= L, ud : rite . et) 3 : = . AN , ie mt mh aul ra . in .. 0 dine gencl : , GRand 580223 . AINTRE haat ie aes — ee a oe . * so ’s- ’ ' rx ™ *& f . ’ : : é . . . . . . - ‘ ase? .u) , 3a} | 4 : r : =i . ‘inane : : uecaen aa a . ‘ ‘ ; F % = : : : Q ba Toe ra j , ~* A eres eas , or =r ssi ea — ie) |; w nite. giving fui} particulars. weer ; a5 ~T rt? " ~ ’ —— | | 4 Person S238 EPDM HCE CECH ASICS tar Me e"Ts » nates : wi ai=mernm, MACTC A RTHY PaATipocr MOTOR # 7 =F ; 7 o, ant Telos r P 8 rig ten #49 : launeéry vn ail ie BG's ny Pret Sh oh he AR ES . F aie SE : eats 5 Smee DM rete RD Se BO ROMER: eR el # Sapo a a . ‘ ee ACTOMOMLE MECHA NTS ee At . > : ; a4 or : y eo mre nes ate. 4 : tat , ‘ , j . . s ; . - re : *~ io Jt rs) ’ : Sl 5 —_ of te wis must f teh ; 2 : — Bt eae S| , : ‘ vain Poly Sun! ay ing. 5628 re | piace. ry : wet a , : wishes » ema t books ts : ind can arive. JES! : beat sperarts . | RAR RPT Tanda Ta wore gam | AS Pier | ‘ A HORNE W@W . ¥ . . me 4 ~ 7 4 . . P th ; MA ms | : ren lermarten S528 ‘Cad intivitnea POOR R EPP EH 7 = ' referer sJ€e2 Nrsasks av. GRand “057, o> | ante Etzatweh ev. Peres . one on bee sie . = ; agt~ AA “ AN _ . on ' ‘ 34) ' Cry ' : 77 . . ; _— PRON a . ~ n ee (eo) tT 3% « - _ “ee - a = : oa . on > : ’ ric sat x toy ; . ™ ; A — OF gar terns 4 " | manmer and fal wasme. PWresi 6250. (: } ‘or mt tim Tag - ui dus PY le: Pes we . , 7 he. ' “lite Meader Tues. poo. | or a —s ' . , . oy a $ os . Lé eS ee: , ' rs —— . -. * : a. : 7 + ne ~s . * a . , “4 ae : Airs. sikMad 1522 i ' uy era rds | bath. Roger AP fim menting ‘ adit rite) »s & , 7 P ‘ole : %e , WwW. tk. M. Clark i3g6 Washington. ic) ie s a. Fett

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et De Mepehate ole 1 af eh S* VENER Le os ERE SERS 7 = ia “ ST. LOUIS as 500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised 1 in these columns today? JUNE 38 Gs POST-DISPATCH ARD—Central | ROOMS FOR RE i ae ' : : WITH BOARD—Wesr | ROOMS WITH BO SS SALESMEN WANTED HELP WTD._ MISCELLANEOUS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN. GIRLS | __SALESWOMEN WANTED _ROOMS WITH BOARD. 7 = ' * ¥ . iv ?3Tr- ee oD JEN 31° 4.2 WARE money weariig olla elk hosery.|CAT=S. Sii5 o spienaid Beier ne “gad iat ‘bouse- | private. adu! bodeek May we tell vou how? D-190" Solidsiik | mea's: reasonabdie. FY rest ia =. om—cee feaaonal i * og } Hosiery. 315 4th New Yor. ra Tes. §006 —_ ana qoudie Too a2 — = YOU NG MAN Se | ~ye —y- wee eommnnnens: Se sehen in motheress bome. WowEN + home: in country. | ete CATES. s023—Room_ aad hoard tor ladies | a ee : very a r r i : ‘ Pee ‘ ‘ F : = . a a as . a ores x > ad lion. Mo. : } emniovred $~ 58d. Hodarr nt cat. c . “4ae4—T 7 arg Thy : am = sar 4 i aa - . ting Toume oi Tid : ‘ —_ : : ‘ : - : = — ; Mt 7. TES 5000—Large room doa mrt. owe keering rooma, first floor. wate! gentieman otinue ; ra ~ = es’ _ Hose Free moloved. private family, resoneS “neht Rosen er Ding De: Sjeeping rTroem for i a’ « an ie, Urnished res for 1 o -Bi . e ; * a — Purnished room for ¢: _ near e os WAY \ te s va & an: te» See weMAys, 2 CAR Ree gree ul Se Guan err ea bees breakiast opi.caa. us Ad A— New + furnished | 33 Fam, pet " Sh 288. eS | DBI “ urn «ee! ac 4 Tie -) | peer : BED acts So reve eR OS pry > : iia a == ; ipa ’ . , 7 ? ? ; , t ‘ ? ; n ? . “4 —S ; aa a . ) ; . : . : ; - qT =. a ee nea na | -e yy SSB . - . AR. | ova Mi rox wub! k $._ co! : = F1L)A—One nice Soeping in 4 2 e ‘ : . om . ’ } r ; i m, | 4 ail 2 . 7 Ps, J . , . % ie : ping : . iL Zz . 4 « : $ cael ; : ; ' mts . eournren espoaure boa! 5s eee 2 wit =) Ure. 1*3A—Neaty furnisa +: £ClLt.@Ma5 avpartime ' ac as. ; x sree. airy bousexeepimg] ss turuié - ¥ _ zt ; i : ; ; > ~ c - . A o> eenge . , EAs $ juta: | 343 ase keeping "Thy : o forerces ' new vy furnished: or SOBA Ctaa, erat = ; 2s ord tas 7 pie siege ¢ ‘ we cs ‘ % Fy ey $4, oe in At Pied Af altace de Aiea ee od he ie dc, 5 ie ee Oa VAP the E—Sestly furnished acy ee erie | fe} aes > Sede ok Par ee. aS Tai Lares front ropm j on ri. srivate Bbame. ) - with ory ele | kee Ty {[ERCH ~ . e fy : 7 ‘ : ‘ : 3 : ye — . . ~ “=~ 3 TT) - c% 3 tT Ts J : : ” - . of - re = ’ i -* . Coping room . ro ‘ on _ : sat . 253%+—Xewly furnished feet eee ——— r ad airy | EN WITTING? rye ». [oom t : ; = EN ekeOnIne ail conver . : : oe —eauti? a * Vi s yer > — ~ a . 4 : — ; 2 | —_ _ = Ss. = with 7 tte eee _— : ; Rr — » ; ° xX rooms 3: aie donate Rami - s. CeDing mee. TID : aoe = Se es ¢ 2 ; = — = a4 . . . : on a ple ~ ee J49— Furnished nm Wit2 i”. ~ ~~ - ent ren sena ry , . + 1 457 : er : ot her De : ae , ‘ ~ set} ’ ryt _ - eniences “ —_—— — ao = e: . . ur remme: | iw lence 371% hree housekeeping rooms, | [regeT = Ste | turniened Te EN . sted Al keeping | EIC — a 205—2 . War conveniences: ga- | : ‘ « o : aU -* mworms rn we all - ' Reuset ee >. « = «i Pt — . _ , ; if ; — (9) | FLAD Tee Fat room, 2 the e. Sidu—connecting “ight- | 5X _ >R aris > . " 4 . -+ ie ; oe | 7 Sond ; ° _ - ae = : i. rect» 2906 N.—Furnished rooms oe i. ai for 3: Say. 1 5—-Purniashed room - tM t~ at : "hs Se Nt Se | sy see... aeee ) housekeeping room: aise ee ——e _* PRosnert 3982 et } N.—* urnished rooms, ' FLAD 1 . = — J835—Loevely cool room — é - ' a! “ONT NienNhres caracr. — ee eee ae GRACE. 3473—Beautitul : Southwest ——_— room adjoining bath; suitable Ses | = 49. 58%—Larse loveiy froat) /gouthern exposure. iin ortvate heme: near 5 Dus Heh | =X SRANI 314. i . : 126 cr) With & or 2 sg 1 _ 87i43— = neuse kee Mmias rue : | £s SRANL. 4686 ; ‘ely frmietedl ae _— aan} Hilend 4626. ‘ci: in private family - — Ba; —2 connec tne rQurms | GRAND: 214 s. ; orivate famai*) . : tur 2 is é " ao ee sy . . a , > : a . P im ; GRAND. -- : : 4 ; ~ . ? -) : A ced Be ’ on — : ae i 30a : ‘J =. - ee : , | adults house ae . 7 ri Leete Pei : ; ES —— - SRAND 44340) 5 —suple ar 4 garage Optio : ; nd street cars: ref Rivereid — re : cor "Thi ene a 9 > se Housekee a vis — Single pes *ormehed roem = 5) — Bale ee eee P ER St N ALITY eh ene _ Se pe ey ge two le ofr men: p Ys ES > _ Kingsh ih way and i | ety & 2 Es GRAND. 2201 8S.—Nicely nd : Riverside 826 : ’ Furnished - 5 nt ey gage A nat aay A 3 [APLE nist : -' SD Lous. J805—Fur OMEN LOTUS. 521$—Large front room for 1 | spre sarg— =r SS on fom. cn ee t_Oyo. Riverside 1 to dour: referendces. vtdiigo Bows ; —, ; pARTFPORD. 3653—Ffront sy ' “at - ihe ef " : meena . 4149 — Smail room: modern | . ™or, Mr : 96 is : - ~ ; 7 . . . r 4 . r ; i , \ y ; “ : ee ite _ : _ TT pat T? “ ; } f ~ P| > ' . genr.P°™an only e DPOoSUre : garage oD tional, neshigh , TT 737 Tw Sinclers | PARTPORD 4532 4—Pleasant Que pooms_and_pats, x. aean cor . 7 — - eas 7 me ; =" eset a Pe Ay Tax “ee cm ~ — - . erties ; "ao furnished front reom or Wen ha nen 3 ag “ akery ; : Sen a ate eee seit ~ — a | With private perch: all com — SPECI | _—s 43-3 |} - tu ntie- | ae xs ims i—ooxxz weet es\re -aree: zn = . ® gentic DIANA. 3333—Furnished roam MEME Bright, vex to Dain. Cadany “1208 ae se ad hath [une wre : ; Rens? Bi " araished room | iNWpi 3i25—s Ee ; 3° 4 - Two sewly *urnisk - & ch. ae : “eu 2 ‘Stand | - —— oO ' S434—2 light . | aT iv — al J8t heusexeentta 54 enameled sink 7% ‘eo conveniences midiie-aaed , z ree furnisheu | Kite! eS , ry : EN om. 330 week. S . aoae ‘ : I i= sean. eool. cosy houst-| 2 wloi sVUS A—Pf urnished TrOoIn ; ro ol "Ss ; owe =. laundry. a0 | rnisned “apartm . "ern nme! : arn Dmvare Aame : a scenraiians , ane ee hom tae 1s : | | A oms. unfurnished: | front room: } > gent) Bag ME -——DUYPCAaAY ” evenings. bem pet. LAciode 4445, ’ pant AKL - , -> tered ne arse ras ' LAFAYETTE. 324 -—Cheertal % tat t neekeoernpt — ” FO ret ‘3. souiher } 1 south rooms. sieeunme or he Ste : . 30 — House ke: ras ” Poe nh, wan | ; LAFAYETTE. 3215—Rooma, fe a eeeh ae oem nme renee tie fear | teman: private Some- garage home, a L 3s ; -4n connecting —— | LAFAYETTE. J1J+—Second_ + housekeeping reomes: gas store, housekeeping or sire = FPOrest S716 ‘on >i ant ¥ ’ TTS ait 7 © “4 @erra gC »'¢ iil mai, furnished roem hou se Keeping Z so ‘Qo ne Preset STITR. ie} LT05—PFrent a ; 3) — Stce room fer twa: ouse keeping: me fires Forest 5794, Shs SNE. 315: ; arge tarnished | ome ect be oie & eI CASANNE 3005—Large cool siceping ? tetanic ge ee ae ee “1. % ERP 1." ivate family: references ‘0e0r=s | ; Tt... A Ss - sarive! i's: convenient te Murv) . eS of ® 24" a ia niece: 7 Tirnishiedc : t Rh iy : ‘ iF : . _ ‘ - or aipng + > : mnie a : ; tag : « ; . ) 4 : : ~S848—Nice front room. board ; wegee. Victer 11490 6.5 A— Fron roems. modern. S.nkD. Aol . ~—— 4 Ai “it §T40—Lore'y furnmned sieem. Do + Po % | 7 mreniences. private hame aecntiaemediiad . ae . tch3n) “ om for l or 2; eo Lis aleepine rouims gihie RBOOM—rxereptions.iy well os . = eoupie twin he .* _ . P prema. HOOM—Priwete ‘am! iv . ~ = .. : : — LM? —— Heoumekeenirmg an Vieter 4452R- « ~ op reser 4 é ar : Cad s+ & & — 2 7 = . . oy . , _ tn eee = hte MS—l furmiehed, oat righ et ie : 4200—Two aierping memes: aii $35 morth GRand we. — . ¥ furnmened reom “The Tics os race ~eageannahtle Ri: @ — ~ meer. t formmhed nt é mthers «xp asure. Uerkerpang - CTReT ence a a armii: GRe —~ 4 mer ~” Rin i MS— lees ool envemient to maritert: rere — oF ahem Tea ie anfu re hed RO OM—Foere eentieman southern exposure. teeuhone el ca es a” —_—— : —_———-—- nar beomng : “eats pA — Lowey lar so roms bast - ' be x pare 9 ‘ _. ceoncenria!: ~secnahbie 5 ai 2st a vidi IMG A—Larye cuol Poorrs, tarmity . 'w mh * ete ; “Ts : > 2 : . . me —- ' sy. a50° 6% ae Sectree . — “= | be gas aaemal floer- aculte. 32% - mony . cae. = test - ' , . | - ; —t SOURS ae raceme al) correnternces $7 week : 4 n> —— "4 : j 8.2 a . = o " ee 4 acusekreping end LIPORNiIs. 31%3— ‘Gleenin ak samentnetn | on — —B.. 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~ eee a SINESS POR SALP ~ ite fe ee . ‘> a « . ee a - ih ey ee hog y is «2, ¥° ~ _f ES ge Re ey : . PoP cy eee LS te a \ ee a =p re te oer. aR. - 4+ . % 2, =r $a, a patie “x ® SS Re He. feu PEP 7b Je oe en me fi * ee . yay x. 4. - ee y S - . * 4 By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine LONDON. HE Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House is packed to its walls. This audience, a cosmopolitan one, what with its dark faces of France and its several consulate gentlemen wearing their decora- tions of countries large or small that flung their arms to the aid of the Entente those 13 years ago—this audience, cosmo: Politan though it is, remains essentially British. On the platform fronting this magnificent room are some half-hundred people, dignitaries of high degree. The Lord Mayor of London, rich in his robe of velvet and fur, his gold chain of office hanging from his shoulders and looped across his breast, sits in his position of host, as it is fitting he should as resident of the Mansion House. Near him is M. de Fleuriau, French Ambassador to Britain, his white beard and the thin white edging of his waistcoat in sharp contrast to his flowing black tie and waistcoat and morning coat. Not far aWay are Field Marshal Sir William Robertson, risen from the ranks to the highest place in Britain's army, Lady Robertson, Viscount FitzAlan, Lord Burnham, Sir Charles and Lady Wake- field, Major F. V. and Mrs. Drake. And amongst these are j Sunday | 7 stLouis POsT-oisPATcH + hn i” —_— Sy ee SS ee wee eg De iy een mare Eas . : ‘ , ’ * * 4 wt ae | My i se + J ’ - 4 3 : ? * we - ~ 7 . x" ys at ako How Iwo French Women, Madame Belmont-Gobert and Her Daughter, Hid a British Soldier in a Wardrobe, in Territory the Germans Occupied by four women, simply dressed in black, upon whose breasts. in bright relief, shine the Crosses of the Order of the British Empire. These women have understood nothing of the brave words that have been said by the Lord Mayor; this language is not theirs, for they are from across the channel in France. These four women are as plain and simple as the old oak wardrobe that so incongruously stands upon the platform in company with all this rank and splendor, but which incongruously again, like them seems to be the very heart and soul of this pro- cedure. One of these women of France, an old lady, wrinkled and white, occasionally glances toward a little man who seems just a bit embarrassed, a man whose face tells he came from Throughout the Whole War. that part of the empire that is called Ireland. The Lord Mayor arises, proceeds to the platform's edge and reads from a great sheet of illuminated parchment. “Hear! Hear! rings out from old men and schoolboys, from girls and women and men in the uniform of the cavalry. The Lord Mayor continues to read. “Hear! Hear!” out again from the throats of those who waited for hours out- side the Mansion House so they might find places in this assem- bly. Then the Honorable Artillery Company band bursts into the strains of the “Marsellaise,’ the cheering rises to a roar, the band pauses a moment and hurls forth the strains of “God Save the King,” the crowd surges forward and up on the platform, and strives to touch the hands of these four French rings 1s SR » *. women, to examine with their fingers the old wardrobe/to say a word to the little Irishman trying to stand at military at- tention through it all. There is a mad milling about, frantic cheering; at least the visitors from France and the little Irish- man and the personages on the platform steal away to another chamber. Adlbut one—one of these women from France. An old man (stands before her. He takes her hands. He says a few word& in English, then he stops, for he realizes she does not understand him. He holds her hands a moment longer and his old eyes fill with tears. He drops to his knees and kisses her feet. ab 4 y- On the afternoon of January 15, 1915, three men, cutting wood in a forest at the edge of the village of Bertry in North- ern France, were come upon by a figure in the uniform of the Eleventh British Hussars. His khaki was dirty and torn, his chapped face bleeding from the incisions of sharp winter twigs: his skin was drawn tight about his jaws with hunger The grayish hordes from the north had swept over this ter- ritory of Prance and in so doing had swept all before them ex cept such occasional strays as this fugitive who had slipped between the straws of the powerful German broom. The British army, the “Old Contemptibles,” (Concluded on Page $5)

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They Called It “Moral Insanit Cultured and Well-to-do Doris Trounson Gardiner, Beautiful English Matron, Must Serve Six Months for Shoplifting Despite the Efforts of Famous Alienists and Neurologists to Save Her. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine LONDON. OVIiTH PORT, taat quaint British town and summer resort on the Irish Sea, was startled one June morning in 1915 to fearn that Doris Trounson, the village belle, had been ar- rested for shoplifting. That the tall, lithe, hazel-eved beau- ty who had been reared in luxury by an indulgent and wealthy § father and pampered by an idolizing mother could be guilty of theft seemed bevond the comprehension of Southport folk, all of whom loved and admired the magnificent Doris. Nevertheless, it came out finally that Doris could not resist the strange temptation to take goods belonging to others. And now, after twelve years more of mingled adventurous and lux- urfous life, the former belle of South- port has been sentenced to six months’ imprisonment by a distinguished Mag- istrate in the famed Old Balley. ‘‘Moral insanity’’ was‘ the plea set up by counsel for the still beautiful Doris. Leading neurologists, who had coined the phrase, solemnly testified that Doris really was insane in the matter of theft, for the simple reason that she could not control an irre- sistible impulse to take what did not belong to her. But the plea failed to move Sir H F. Dickens, Common Sergeant. of the City of London, occupying the bench in the Old Bailey. He declared that, inasmuch as the peculations of Doris had been so _ persistent and methodical, notwithstanding it was her first appearance before the bar he could not consider her as a first of- fender, that she must go to jail. If the spirit of the illustrious father of the committing Judge had at that moment peered into the eerje vecesses of the Old Bailey he would no doubt have caught another of those unique ankles of Britis} wrongdoers that made Charles Dickens in the flesh as well as in spirit famous For in th myriad court cases covered and stud led bv the elder Dickens he .found much the same backxrounds for thr picturization of his characters that sti continue to appeal And by a strange twist of fate, Dickens’ sixth son cat ries OT) professionalls lyn 6th daily kifting of human wreckare, though he Wields the gavel instead of the pen N THE 12 short yeara since the day Doris walked into a china shop tn St. Anne's Square, Manchester, and surreptitiously and expertly swept thiree pleces of Crown Derby china ware into her spacious muff, until she was caught redhanded a few weeks ago rifling a safe deposit box in St Alban’s Place, London the former Miss Trounson had led an exciting lif: both within and without the law Page Two. In little over a dec- ade since she fled het home town, Doris has been married twice. and in both instances to men of means: she has borne two. chil- dren; entertained lav ishly and moved in good social circles At all times her extrava- vance has caused gos sip. But her reckless expenditures failed to deplete her purse, and at no time, so far as Scotland Yard has been able to ascertain. was she forced by necessity to steal. And at no time did the fair and = stately Doris stoop to petty larceny. Being lofty in her demeanor, she like- wise pought “big cgame’’ in her thieving. One of her raids netted her $60,000, the police estimate, and the job in St. Alban'’s Place would have enriched her by $2000, had she been able to get away. Trounson's . drapery shop in Southport was patronized only by the wealthy and the beaux of the _ district. and from the time Doris had turned 14 her brunette beauty was he target for eyes in every walk When greater fortune smiled upon Pater Trounson and he became a Mazistrate and County Squire, Doris made her debut Plans were under wav for her presentation at court when fate stepped in, in the person of Jack Holden, and the program was “shattered OLDEN Son of a prosperous mes mahutacturing chemist in the Mancheste district, Was a youth of promise and wealth. and a sportsman His salmon-pink racing Oto} car a birthday vift from os father Wa nown aimost every shire in Britain. Doris Trounson was nineteen when Holden espled her nh one of her daily walker. and be- rors many davs Tlie VOUNnZ uple id hecome so we acquainted that Doris ecupled a seat beside Holder his al Their dashes through the quiet Intrvside SOOT hecamie {rie subject yf A ip in various towns as the salmon Tf pink machine daily broke all traft( and speed lawe Che elder Holdens were Opposed to the mrospectty tc] 2eeee } the prospective mati Simpiv because they had othe Dpians for M()T) Jo! n. But (Cupid was in an impetuous mood and r\ ? ; ? ‘ ’ ¥ , re » persuaded Jack to disregard parental ab ection ick f = at { P The fast and furious courtship was at its height when Jack Holden was made the most miserable man in the kinedom. His idol, the magnif} . » © iCeHI 99 *~ Mrs. Doris Trounson Gardiner. Doris, had been caught shoplifting in Warwickshire Two children were Manchester! born to the couple before Doris again The spectacular tours of the salmon broke into print pink racer ceased Doris managed to she reported to the police that the extricate herself from the Manchester Grange had been’ entered and that Iness, because the shopkeeper did not thieves had carried off $15,000 worth Wish to prosecute ons sO young and of jewels An insurance company, beautiful But the countryside lost after due investigation. paid Mrs. Hol track of the ardent lovers den her loss in full] But when, four Doris fled Southport and Holden months later, another robbery was re quit Manchester, and they met in Lon- ported at the Grange the insurance don, where Jack had enlisted for serv- cOinpany refused further to reimburse ice in the World War Before he left Mrs. Holden A month later the ne gave his future wife power of attor- enamel safe with the jewelry intact ney over his funds While Holden was found in the rear of the house. tought on French soil, Doris, with By 1925 Holdén had tired of the thousands of pounds at her command. continuous round of soctal events at Kept the coin of the realm in brisk the Grange and the extravagance of circulation Then Holden, wounded his wife, and he told her so. A divorce was hurried back to Park Lane Hospi- suit charging cruelty was Doris’ an- tal in London for an operation. He swer She brought in reputable wit- survived it, and in 1916 friends in hesses (O swear her husband was a Southport were informed that Doris chronic dipsomanias She won her de- and Jack had married that June cree and quit the Grange And then again Doris, according to police report, had died and left Jack a sizable for- Started on another lapse. By her tune, and the couple took up thetr res} charm and personality she so ingrati- dence in the Grange, near Southam in ated herself In the meantime the elder Holdena into the home of a Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 26, 1927. his . J ‘ ot : | -. J e- -_ a wee. > —, - a wealthy Scotch family that the head of the house intrusted to her his check book for the payment of ac- counts. It was not for long, but the police say the once wealthy Scotsman is on the verge of bankruptcy. Back again in London, the young self-made widow was destined for a second matri- monial adventure. Lesly Gardiner, son of Sir Robert Gardiner, a young lawyer of brilliant promise and wealth, wooed Doris, and in November, 1925, the one-time belle of Southport stepped from the chapel door as Mrs. Gardiner. Established once more in a magnifi- cent home, with ample funds, Doris re- sumed her life of luxury and extrava- gance. The couple seemed superbly uappy and moved in the beat circles. ET before a year had elapsed Doris engaged in another adven- ture, involving the fatal theft that abruptly terminated her spectacu- lar career. In October, last, Mrs. Gardiner en. tered the safe deposit room of the Pall Mall Forwarding Company in St. Al- ban’s Place, London, and gathered up & suit case, a dressing bag and other articles valued at $2000 Her actions aroused the suspicions of an old guard. who challenged her Doris, trapped, pleaded that she was a married woman and that the dis- grace of exposure would ruin her hus- band But the clerk retorted that he too was married and that to permit her to leave would place his position in jeopardy. He called in the police. Scotland Yard then took a hand in the case. Investigation revealed that Only a short time before Mrs. Gardiner had made a raid on a safe deposit room in Motcomb Street, and had stol- en a case belonging to the Hon. Eileen O'Brien containing gems and other valuables worth $60,000. The Manchester affair was recalled. With three well-authenticated cases Her actions aroused the suspicions of an old guard who challenged er. against the prisoner, the past life of pretty Doris Trounson, former belle of Southport, was a_ well-thumbed story by the time her case was called for trial in the Old Bailey. Young Gardiner's entire wealth was mobilized for the defense. Every af ticle pawned by Doris was redeemed where tickets could be found, and ip cther instances the lawyer-husband saw to it that persons who had suf- fered financial loss through his wifes mig&deeds were reimbursed. But he could go no further—except in a med- ical way. N THE eyes of the law, beauty and frailty counted for naught, and ua- less proven otherwise Mrs. Gardl- ner was a thief. Britain's most eml- nent alfenists and neurologists were employed by the devoted spouse In a2 effort to show that his wife was not responsible for her misdeeds. The experts agreed, after minute It vestigation and study. that the young woman was a victim of perverse im pulses, and testified that Mrs. Gardb ner was under the sway of ‘moral insanity.” But the Judee, after com menting on the * newest psychiatrie phrase, said “If I treated this prisoner as & first offender there might be grounds for suspicion that one law existed for the rich and another for the poor While I pity this woman from bottom of my heart for the condition she Is in, I cannot treat her offense as anything but a bad case of theft With regret I send her to prison for #ix months in the second division peautiful Doris, former toast of port, col- lapsed as the sentence was imposed. Her sable coat and ailken ralment trailed in the dirt and erime of Loa don's underworld, left by the commos culprits who had preceded her. And the wardresses carried er uncom The gay. reckless and sclous to her cell. But even if the ‘‘moral (nsablty plea failed in the case of Doris Trous son Holden Gardiner. it is likely to be heard in future court trials ip Brit ain and in America as well. } —S : aut forma 0! By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. [IGHT elass doo abong the front thi starting b > fis upward an greyhoun P aca " hurl themsels /, ~ for in a deliriu yf ‘peed re qd i from each door j C4 — i= ik t put t ‘ le tric ite its runged abo es ee * ~ i \ ° ? lé er the track shows \ i idly t! ‘ i Ai ne an'tmails an | thie 17 i) is*e*¢la ls ry ke to colored little b ank . f urmuit ; ~ Tie For half Oi a t baki ittou mom > me } : gee +h} ings re pine eu rh =e saa the goxXx sa 3 3 r i: , : ’ »y ? 4 4 _} group of gslende ’ / ' a sta wh} Md - hy ’ ers A } Ww lik A ‘ 1 ,¢ suena j ; ‘] ’ ’ ic ’ : ri ‘yT LH G 1 pi eager: \. . : ol eet by the leaders y bes ’ and ’ yumm be i= ’ ‘ mw 4 i fe come n \ “ 4 little way ali f them a m maae | yhpe ireers W Ay a ne o1 Po F | ropelled by a motor whic! track, propelled aon 1 i ws 4 , . conce iif ad bie Lind boa ‘ i* T .¢ T] | fe . tar whines. wheels behind the boa ‘ . qs } i? ing rumbie anybody dal : tha! : ll a clumsy their chaxe only grows more furto The course is shorter than the tra op which horses and their {jock mouete, oniv a quarte of a r Com) ‘ around And because this brings race 80 much closer to Li apecta and because he probably loves d anyway, it seems to him Just then ¢ there’ couldn't possibly be anything four legs faster than these whirlw greyhounds The torrent of dogs surges aro the track You must be alert ab keeping your eye oii them or ther will be finished before you KnOoW Now one of the hounda flashes aro the last turn and into the atretch nerhaps two or three dogs burst 1 the satraixghtaway about together, 4 e of jie Traces crowd the wil- ner gleams for a moment before the judges’ stand and is brad ea ta fo awilt mov ing phar {Om rhe TAC ye} +4 ' I the i is if ‘ cyt en the Caretaker, owre rab sud denlv swerves to the right and dis peara the nd the hoarding The tr ers * waiting af the eaCcape A 18 i 1 I nost f the nou must y he extriceated from a pil ex logfles it the spot where ‘a HE thrills of dog racing wi! in the last two or three ¥ is risen to the status of a jor sport, are shared by the public the owners of dogs But the car freparation for a meet, where perh BOK or 600 dows will be assem bled & matter not so well known The owners include both men women and some of them have @ thousands of dollars invested in t! kennels. The life they lead is dif ent from that of any other busines the world. They must buy and @ th logs, move from unt meet to Other, in some instances by auto Dile With t a dous in “a traiier and " ; ’ ’ : ALi, AY about hs liet eres ime f » 7 : ‘* j : r} s Of uf Alli nais >” -s wi , : . aihe ft ’ err iv * ihood dé pe Nie ’ > ‘* . Sour wheres stay among tae ¢ j : Oo a Ba. 4, r far A% tie ‘ : r ; * wes r ‘ take @ fure } apariiies tn ; . - a f “ ‘ a ai + . ‘ ~ ? ». , = j ers ‘ ' ae! ' » ‘ , . ci | a . ‘) . + : ; ‘ , : , -" , ’ 4 ; . ; e 4h ; : ’ ? : - > : . : . ' : “a : , 7. , : a i " 1, ’ > ne : : t+ ’ tn } ti ” 7 ‘ ‘ : ‘ ‘na x dos a . ; ‘ ’ : Wi ‘ >" — ja? ed ; . ’ , ; ‘ Hf = * ' ii ‘ .

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bicions of an old guard who challenged er. Sainst the prisoner, the past life of retty Doris Trounson, former belle f Southport, was a_i well-thumbed ory by the time her case was called Or.trial in the Old Bailey. Young Gardiner's entire wealth was nobilized for the defense. Every ar- cle pawned by Doris was redeemed fhere tickets could be found, and in ther instances the lawyer-husband AW to it that persons who had suf- pred financial loss through his wife's ifdeeds were reimbursed. But he ould go no further-—except in a med- al way. N THE eyes of the law, beauty and frailty counted for naught, and un- less proven otherwise Mrs. Gardi- er was a thief. Britain’s most eml- ent allenists and neurologists were mployed by the devoted spouse in an ffort to show that his wife was not sponsible for her misdeeds. The experts agreed, after minute in- estigation and study, that the young roman was a victim of perverse im- pulses, and testified that Mrs. Gardl- per was under the sway of ‘‘moral Sanity ut the Judge, after com: wenting on ie * newest psychiatric hrase. suid “If { treated this prisoner as a first ffender there might be’ grounds for Bpicion th one law existed for the leh and another for the poor. While pity this woman from the bottom of the condition she is 1b, her offense as anything of theft. With regre! rigson for six montis IhlOnT and still beautiful ‘t of Southport, ¢ ence was imposed siiken raiment and grime of Lon: left by the comme?! preceded her. And carried her uncon the “moral insanity - in the case of Doris Troun- Gardiner. it Is Hkely to be future court trials in Brit America as well. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine. = [GHT plass doors along the front of Starting box fl upward and eight grevhounds hurl themselves forth in a delirium of speed-—one dog M from each door. It ay _. is night, but the glare of electric lights ranged about the track shows vividly the leaping forma of the animals and their rxay- colored little blankets For half of a tumultuous moment the dogs are bunched-—a seething lithe forms which group of slender suggests a billowing wave as they pow eagerly onward. Then. in the mad pace set by the leaders | : sut and the numbers o! come into view A little way ale: made rabbit careers \ track, propelled by concealed behind buarding tor whines, wheels behind the board ing rumble, anvbody can see that it is sila clumsy swindie on the dogs. But thelr chase only grows more furious The course is sho than the tracks op which horses compete, Oniy a quarter around. And berause race $0 much closer to the and because he probably loves dogs anyway, it seems to him just then that there’couldn't possibly be anything on four lega faster than these whirlwind greyhounds The torrent of doxws surges araund the track. You must be aiert about keeping your eye on them or the race will be finished before you know it Now one of the hounda flashes around the last turn and into the stretch. Or perhaps two or three dogs burst into the straightaway about together. for some of the races are very close Oblivious the roari: crowd, the her gleams for a moment before the judges’ stand and has passed to be fol- lowed by ether swift - mov- ing iome race js Official the It does end until rabbit su d- denly swerves pears behind the boarding QeTs are Waiting at thi ls called, for most must now he extricated ine ‘yt excited dogflesh at the here the labbit was seen last HE thrills of dog racing, which * ata in the last two ol hree vears has risen to the status of a ma- jo sport, are shared by the public and the owners of dogs. But the careful reparation for a meet, where perhaps 600 or 600 dogs will be assembled, Is 4Matter not so well known. The owners include both men and Women and some of them have many thousands of dollars invested in their kennels, The life they lead is differ- . nt from that of any other business in the world, They must buy and train the dogs, move from one meet to an ther, in some instances by automo- h the dogs in a trailer, and use “AUY Care about the diet, exercise and ‘ Using of the animals upon whose a “@iness their livelihood depends yy > Som { “he Owners stay among their dogs ' 7 Nacamp or farmhouse near the track, others take a furnished apartment lowr a . e} 7 _ W bhit ‘ (trainer! stays Will An 2 ay om 7% “G@iiey 2} of (J ‘ ' UR ra t>, ANRy Ortatt, An airing, and he probably Will clamber about the per- Son Of his owner every Chance he = egets. None of these things occur in the life Of a race horse. The doz ewnhers think that they get more real fun out of the Sport than the horse owners do And having, as a rule nore apimalis, the dog own- ers enjoy the additional! ex- cltement of being in more races. Rut, like many other Kinds of fun, dog racing in- volves plenty of hard work “It is more trouble to get log ready to race than it is train i horse,” ries R. Sterling, a lead- ne figure $ | sport and most successful owner at the ie Madison aACross the Louis. \ TERULING owns the dog BalivKkneckin, for which. as refused $5000, an Suir Side, Wastetul Girl, wins at Madison last of Kerry, each valued by Sterling at between $4000 and $5000. He has about 45 other the majority of them iis breeding kennels Center, Kansas. He 17 dogs to the Mad- ison meet and has three men working for him all the time. “Dog racing is just eetting started. In my opinion,’ says Sterling, who has been interested in rabbit coursing for 20 years and } seven ¥ ‘4 1 oe saa The j “o> | Pp, a are peid int rening days, when ’ > ‘ people WHO are Oust during the day attend Peo! 4 fo bet on iOg:3 hody is riding a do. 4 He is voine it cmself and the best CAN A dog runs “nipping rorm tha Horses Arch D. Geer. the evening, and are they go to the track “J like the sport because | ? of dogs and iike to handle and train them, although I never hunted I like , } ing mv dog against somebody els dog. The dog owners have thet days and their lean days. Without it would not be a gambie but a sure thing and no fun, like shooting craps for nothing. I like moving about from one part of the country to another. ship my dogs by rail and drive to next track. 66 * have your favorite dogs, of course Any dog that you take good care of will } of vou. Greyhounds are high-struns animais and must be handled accord- ingly or you Wont get any resu Will I keep on with racing? The chief difference be tween the crowds at the ! races and at the peep Trac- ) 5 \ : i a 7 7. ' Siti Oo > Be ‘ be excitement of racing and of match that get attached to be fond ” Charles R. Sterling with two Irish hounds—Knocklofty (at left) and W asteful Gurl. a mile are as follows: First, $106: sec- xood young dog for $300 or $350. ond. $52.60: third, $17.50, a total of The last one we bought was two years $175 for the race... The total of the old and cost $400. The last imported purses for ail the races is $1310 a dog coat us $500, including duty and night. other expenses Like all the other dog owners, Ster- “Most of our good doxrs we have ling finds that his worst foes are dis lost Greyhounds are hard dogs to femper and pneumonia. Once In five keep in shape. Being so highly bred, weeks he lost seven dogs, the aggre- they die easily from distemper or pneu- cate value of which he estimated at monia 1 never saved but one dog between $4000 and $5000 from distemper They wiil be running around and the next Li¢ R. and MRS. ERNEST RHINE, down again. .t Miami i by | of Miami, Florida, travel about three dogs from England ’ @ ~o nmaia ¢ — Vis ” ° . ¢ ° : ’ the country in a big automobhblle, pneumonia and lived only a week, pite of the best care of a fertinars d{ i as many of ir 20 dogs as . ' ' } . h af a . if he-hae ney empios J doubies th wort OL ¢é bi i ie a hi} owns Lads had distempet mrewon ‘ a af Rhine ¢ \y : ¢ r aye } rhe (ood Tor the Goa bedding and attendance their ang a lOoné Ly cr Sari Okiahomia, red ppens to the owne) named My Jim, belongin | ,2 McA D’ | .V is “IT never have mace Mayo, and had even paid 60 guineas to anything whic! the trainer, but Lord Mayo wou'ld I could call a prof! permit the sale.’ 7 Ter Ww ! i¢ b} There are Rhine told about several | } T ta & e ‘ , - . : x - : t fat reasons for it in races have kept ahead of the rabbit. showing how much they are fooled by it. Mrs. Khine re- called that Lady Splinters at first was even afraid One day at Shreveport Lads Splinters inspected the rabbit dogs und don't elt them dog usually tes r abeut done rr when five years as it stood motionless, sniffed carefully and then turned and | "he should be two walked away with ai bored ok In a years Old before run. and at their best when You can #., . » i Ets Pitt AN Mrs. H. de Bernard with part of Mr. de Bernard's kennel. Left to right: Reigning Regent, Newville Ceres, Spalding Bard, Laughing Jack and Spalding Bowser. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 26, 1927. HE Greyhound Meet Has Become One of the Big Sports, With Many Women Among the Owners — The Toilsome but Exciting Business of Racing Dogs. kept half a length ahead of it most of the way. “Dogs have more sense than people give them credit for,’ said Rhine. ‘Lots of them learn that they are out there, not to chase the rab bit, but to win. Mary Myall. owned by the Malcolm Den- nis kennel of California, and Sunny Concern. owned by F. C. Lawman, never win races by more than a head. They are as shrewd in ma- neuvering as good jockeys and never have cared any- thing about the rabbit.’’ The oldest dog now run- ning on the tracks, said Rhine, is Loule L., belonging to Karl Parrott of Miamt. Eight years old this spring, he has been winning races on every track and has beat- en many good yvoung dogs. Arch De Geer of Coffey- ville, Kansas, probably haa raced more greyhounds than anybody else in the United States. He has been active at coursing meets since 1918 and went into racing at Tulsa in the spring of 1921, where he won the first dog Derby In this country and was high purse man. He said: “IT remember that they posted placards in Tulsa reading like this: ‘Smoky Hill Buck, winner of Tulsa Derby. Behave Yourself, winner of Kentucky Derby.’ “After that meet, racing went bet- ter for a while, then got plenty rough, and only in the last two vears has it been good. I used to sell a lot of dogs. I'd buy one for $100, train him and sell him for $500 Now it pays better to keep the dog and race him. If vou race him for one meeting he might make vou $1000 and vou'd still have youl iog, ('aret IPPOLYTE DE BERNARD of St. Louis. a Frenchman with a title, went into dog racing after he had been a singer in grand opera, an assistant to Jean de Reszke, the fa- mous tenor, and a successful music teacher in St. Louis. Among his dogs iS Reigning Regent, which in 19 times in the Madison meet was out of the money twice and ran third only twice. Other dogs in his kennel include Spalding Bowser, Happy Sweep, Laughing Jack and Spalding Bard. The latter is the only Waterloo purse winner ever imported from England His time for the quarter-mile is 24 2-5 seconds, while track records vary from 25 1-5 to 25 2-5 seconds. “With the early rising and the exer- Cise that you get in exercising the dogs, it is a healthy life.’ said De Ber nard. “It has golf whipped. I'm hav- ing a good time and making a profit Why shouldn't I like dog racing’ Fred Smith used to run a garage at Covington, Kentucky Because of jill health he wanted to cet into some other business, and two vears ago he bought some dogs Now he and Mrs Smith and the children drive in their sedan from one meet to another-——but they ship the does They have done 80 ever since last fall, when they car- ried 11 dogs in a trailer from Madison to Miami. Jonn Smith, then 15, sat inside the trailer with.a whip to keep the dogs from fighting. If something went wrong. he pulled a cord which worked a signal on the front of the traile: The signai could be seen through the rear window of the sedan. Two more cogs were in the sedan. “It was an awful trip.” said Smith. “You've got to carry a whole lot of junk on a trip like that Besides our three children there was baggage, clothing, dishes and other stuff. We would stop at the tourist camps, rent a rooin and prepare the food for our- selves and the dogs. cooking with gas- oline. We would exercise the dogs, feed them and put them back in the traller. spent $270 for z2as, oj] and rood on the try We saved 2) mM ¢€ noney. Uproar, owned by Ernest Rhine. trainer yporration iad better ‘Yerit's p gamble i've paid gk UL r a dog from. Lord ewar's kennels. and sold that dog for $250. Once at Coffeyville I had 32 dogs, and abcut six weeks 1 lost 25 of diatemper and pneumonia the last five racing between 25 and 40 dogs not pups but racing dues. If you've got a heart for racine such things won't slow you up. etay in the sport as long as are gzgrevhounds I love the dogs ov the races, and it Is a good and enj money-making proposition I like to he around a racing crowd, for moat of them are good, jolly people. St. Louts the best town on the grey: round circuit, in attendance (‘incinnat) live rabbits, most of which get from the dogs The prairies o Nebraska are favorite places The doxs are taken two at a time and can alwave Jackrabbit HE daiis routine four-mile walk and two miles four or morning the dors are rubbed brushed, thei toenallis looked and the feet Inspected for sure places Two or three times a week very dog is ‘sprinted’ for 100 yards; ‘ for that is, one man walks ahead distance and calla to Live dog Sometimes there ts a light breal fast but as a rule | doga are only once In 24 hours. late enough to be after the races An averake mea! includes two pounds of raw hamburg er, mixed with bread. barley and dog biscuit r perhaps etable, to of three known as get practically a! want At the track the young dog ist vreak the box,’ which means get- out of the starting box quickls nd to be a ‘‘fast brea} Again ari inked upwal! vided accor example Wei trained done 8 dogs take much schooling if quicKis (thers never Scattered from Miami to Chicagu ntana and from New lo and Charieston, a dozen dog tracks nternational Grey ing Association and using chanical rabbit invented by the P. Smith Numerous other neluding the one which opened at Ramona Park, St. Louls use a different kind of rabbit. Page Three. we 4 woe St. a ee ter Slee: as Vhs scltiice _ + som 7 x vs aS -

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ber dropped the ring in his pocket. He grabbed Mr. Aronsohn’s wrist. On Mr. Aronsohn’s wrist was a platinum watch, diamond set, cost, $1000. a, weary,” Mre. Aronsohn moaned, “they're going to take your lovely watch.” Aronsohn nodded. Whereupon the spokesman robber said: “Oh, well, madam, don't cry, Harry can have his watch.” And tossed the watch back on the pillow. HE uninvited guests then in- formed the Aronsohnse it would be necessary to lock them in. The robbers suited the action to the word. Then they made their exit in the manner they arrived: they picked up their ladder and took it around the house to where Mr. and Mrs. Liver- more siept. They crawled up to the Livermore room. Again they talked nicely; again they showed their gallantry. They took a ring from Mrs. Livermore’s hand; they returned it to her when she cried. They took a ring from Mr. Liv- ermore’s hand; they gave it back to him at his wife’s request. They took $200 in cash from the dresser; they took Livermore's $1000 watch and fob; they took a diamond ring. They drew a string of sapphires worth $80.- 000 out of a dresser drawer. They re- turned it when Mrs. Livermore told them it was worth to ner 10,000 tfines What they could get for it, the dearest thing her husband ever gave her. “I just can’t bear to lose it,’ she said. “Catch,” said one of the robbers, and he tossed it to her. And the aristocrats of the under- world departed down their ladder. They walked acress the lawn to the ®arage of the house next door, got into an automobile—they neglected to ask the owner's permission—and drove away. A few days later the police arrested One Arthur Barry, alias Gibson, at Ronkonkomma, Long Island. Barry. Gliae Gibson, ie 28. With him, at his country house at Ronkonkomma ws & woman 20 years his senior. The pall Were living there as Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. They were looked upon 4&8 Worthy folk. When they were arrested some $15,000 in jewels were found iD he lady's possession. Barry admitted he had robbed the Livermores. He was accompanied, he said, by a gentleman who rejoices ‘2 the name of “Boston Billy’ Williams. Barry told the police he and his gang had stolen about $1,000,000 in jewels in the last five years. The police have been making arres andg recovering jewels ever since. pepie® thelr ca’ a Now '- pends 0° gere DL Gertie germal France main a! garts Wa- epuDnit’ wat rézac tion of : The ing the ars WS Fowie! grmy Ws neariy th" igh retrees after ers trou, ordered ic mans ¥- drew. Thies gyrrounurs gquedrol manding ordered themse:\ With t* | Sunday Magazine—St. Mme. Angele Lesur. oad LR oe ee nf te Me ; p "te ~ ; Scene at the ceremony m London, honoring Mme. Gobert. The photograph shows Fowler standing in the werdrebe in which he hid for four years. Next to him, at the right are Mme. Belmont-Gobert and the Lord Mayor of London Louis Post-Dispatch—June 26, 1927.

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Fe > Va ~ Ser: 3 Severa. 4438 are ~ o a - > rv ODsumeda id (he sweep University of Michigan Expedition Will Set U p W eather,Stations on® Greenland Ice Cap to Flash W arnings® When Icy Hurricanes Start on Their Way Toward Europe. ; \es* apparatus and 150 pilot balloons for investigatiog of upper air currents. All this parapher- ood supplies, the air explorers set off across the coastal and ice, whieb about > miles from coast Some 20 miles inland os kK Fjord, they to serve as - = . a) 7 " eadquarters. Camp Little, it wag - = # ‘ ; : named. after President Little of the Universit: Will serve again as headquarters this rear From this point then, Hobbs, ~hure ;ould and Belknap. with four half-breed Eskimos. started out on July 26 to cross the remaining stretch f tundra to the foot of Otto Norden- ekjoid Giacier qs ARDLY had we reached the margin of the inland ice, os ten? day out from Camp Little, Professor Hobbs writes. “when the head Greenlander reported that Ss sup f food was exhausted The four ;reenlianders had beer required t find their ows pre sions on the trix As we were now ferced to feed from our own supplies d of four, it Was pet- ~ “* Ww we **s essary for us to reduce our stay on and near the inland ice to a period of four jaye and returned by forced marcae, on reduced rat . contact with We first established ed ’ ‘ This itlet was visit Nordenskjoid in 1909. and f& @ that we have given the name of Otto Nordenskjold Gia e! It had been the expectation that the trek across tie broad Holster -g hinterland we should find the inla: e Tising on flatter grades thar s elsewhere generally the case, y- 7 7 . a4 a npolnted éh s W A+” oe uisayy she amr e7 n the southern margm of the outlet. near its front, is at @& elevation of nearlr ea thousand feet. This elevation tarked the lower reaches of the ar e field. Sloping Dack gradual. from this 1000-foot a height of ~ ~ By i- . as © ’ to 1 t a bundred mi . + , ee} “ D indred ie arther toward the frigid interior. ane 7s - . A «s Hobbs and his ass :tes therefore, were necessarily restricted to the i at r neat ®* Ipare and on tbe great glacier tongues pushing thet Wavy cow the fiords toward tae ve Line : ing tft De aT , tera a:igus anc rzarc® The upper air work was arried out mainiy at the base of Camp Létte e after fr tine hac oees esta lished, three pilot ba n ascension? were made eac da ee pilot bal- oons, of a diameter of ut two ane Hevers , 1¢€ ascensions ever made : r pear the This rear the expedition plans toe | sim Pation het weer them by " . Wireless A Wi. -om DiBe forces ep a check o1 a rmospherit e Seances whi start seg ward ove? @ ar under observation. BY Ser tember ther ne are established wr fosnt ~ net these ai: we a’ eo” rr) 4 ‘eorographs to mi asesae af great as $000 T? were the first palless L\rope and tbe atlantic trom * * Be oae éevrur HOW TELLOI, PRIFEBTZA - HAVE SEEN ; IT TOINED GRADUALLY. HOVER ROBIN HOOT A NEW LIFF. OURTH FlLAmOR—Oo . . — 7 2 mii? tan abv. zip} pp hall de biif-jooze »0—-Nize té, you @ Hing'and a Keeng from dé bane | : Re. ard de Lion-Hotted war 7 je Keeng was fussea - : ; , i a at ae oT # ~ eC 4 4 tw 2A‘ es = si¢ sates wae a hannual hexposition - ‘ a * . A 5 ’ ” , cw ’ rs z* > Me a & a if a ” _* 4 * / “ ' Ce | aes ‘ xs ippie w ; . at " ' O58 .e* 2¢% . 4 i 4 be io 4d3 : - a? = + - - a" > _* ' 5 - ‘ "+6 ry _ | oe a ‘ *? suagea * ti. > ‘ - ’ . = + P . 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HERRIMAN HERE | WAVE HAD THE GREAT Goop | WSLCIM ACT (AYERESTED IM Peas -4 FORTUNE TO DIG UPA AalEOCcRYSnC Prof BUT SPBAING CE RSE GOVE CEYTER WRITTEN BY A MAID 4 BRiCits REMINDS ME IKLION YEARS ro “To 4 ZAD BY | WHAT] Must Z THE NAME OF * = | GAVE FOUND) | WG ANY EVERY "BRICK “UPON WHICH ABR SWEEY AISERA BLE MOUSE, MESSAGE WAS (NSC - a ‘ ONS WHICH SHOULD Rae a THE IGNATS ©: wr | ONE @RICK | : Ce \e NAME ~ OOY for WM | WOULD GIVE HALF MY ZiFE = ¥ _ & B.GULL. DELVING DBEPLY /N THE DELLs | Ze Suc Can ORDiMaee” ‘ . . ee 2 | L/Vi l ersity of Michigan _ gee Cae a Vai) CURES OF KAIBING - x . SNe | Be Sis az EXTRACTS FROM THE pedition Will Set ay) | —— d | OCA "Ee aa ay o | eo ? Me AN EBISTLE WRIT ‘A , i : f enland Ice Cap ass | o as | ’ OF A MAID ; — FOR A MAN ~ " lash W arnings” wy ie KB be Icy Hurricanes a : W Hele ZA s CL | HMMM: SMART HER NAMB. OH ITS AN OLB AGIAN” WO0-YEE on Their Way . | WS ee Sao uwar WOULD A Wrtess| | WITH IGGERINCE | "SE FOR THE. BRICK Bride THAT | WRN 1S SANE pee a6 ee CO av BANA MEAWA Woodie Cure Yours | | PUM WITH WISDIM ~ 2 Wich BEARS FOUND. WAT IRS SEQ oward Lurope. me Bi EM INOW OF THE BAssUN . BUT (TZc Bo jar OF THE FIRST VESTER. 2 — a r é DAY ?- AWAY. YOUR | oy Fa ea aa «ae cu .ceb. * balf-breed Eskimos, started out on July 26 to cross the remaining stretch €; R of tundra to the foot of Otto Norden- skjold Glacier 2 IN, é - 2 miies from Feraruee Service Ime Beitew r@ghts reserved , ra hays . . : ° — — A Be hiner mhen fis - } honly wa Fh cumini C4 : } do ( : trew oss hout c "an pil ples no. HOW IT TOINED GRADUALLY ohn rizzed de boom compen- Mine fodder hed honly wan son—d me a bend a ha, dot Nott ew Ss Peng pitese, mii > Fone 4 , ‘ :. “wae . . die sii - aa ni . we mn . : ’ ' . - ; +? a . * ) 4 ° % « ois ; 7 , . fo) . Pitt wT i. a) . a - | a a?’ Ts ARDLY had we reached HOVER ROBIN HOOT A ns— ma buld bend from marry or yirrs we was a femi n iS i nl | witt de jonk , peecturet - . 4 iit & . . e 4 ~ ‘ — . Pi » _ } ‘ » % ~ y . } ~r i “eh 1. ‘; ‘ot dev ws “| ite "\. (; ee) 2 Ook DY Ge NOttingnhem t aft é pahap f ant > Luttie ius So instat I decite wot I! 1 ronna he Margin of the inland ice. o NEW LIFF. man : ) ime |i | yy ¢ : | a - . . ' - 7% . . , . . wl . ‘ . - ’ 4 , \ .J ; 4 - 5 ’ 4 ; } } , ~{1 p Ai - ? } i...) r mM a j n SO tenth day out fro OURTH FLAW R—O0!}i\00—Nize n it Cee over ¢ rin eres puiol ant silat —— wre again de brains from a geng , , - i ele rs he 2 “iste en. i caieeia ai aa te > witt jowla stene riff witt hi ovizz in bin so it dunned on me y remuss take a Dow witt a harrow, wot I hite Little,’ Professor Hobbs writes baby, zipp opp hall de blif-jo . Lif yc itt ial : oe J ere ae mina on! : in hall sutte d! la.- t—- n : dem nout irom cde pock aii ade W aq aiades ot | DY @ hambuen Dy de woots wot it ap- the head (sreenlander reported hiat s0 momma ba Piili t ; : ay CG ula a4 ‘ 5 UiLise bi Was Wa i j ‘ é | . . . joot-—Rifl li andcotia! " na-—l! ire ~! —iii toining hover Lift prutches a huttomobdil. a gudgeous his supply of food was exhaust wan, wot I geeve a hexelamation! So: (The four (,reeniandere ha , j 7 a } ~, in rom ‘ ia ru ‘ . - . ‘ ‘ : wif P ~ 4% J ad i*/ . ‘Hends Opp Heh. heh—you would see wot it required to 7 t} . on witt me é rainin 1} le ¢ | Visions OD le ip. } - ibDg.ani .eenge from i }a Ti? a Ons jerab! huttage | : = rt ; Q ; iil ee ie ae : \ | ae = T=Nize wer Aprile $0, T tock. in de papere, oo Set, Bete forced to feed from our own supplies 70m neecnal on-Hotte : : ‘ cae os 0% US 0 Feduce our stay on and aay : a | sibs Seth seine: . : ~ ; t aa Heh. hed—you should see wot it , ; . rn} . -ed de ervesne Ot ! “Be a. cotoonist—-Oin = i22! ; Bear the-inland ice to a period , seh a " ar 3 IW ' it bondle weluables : ‘ , _ ’ m : (“otooni sts Gays and returned by forced marches, eee brOm , POOSaLE . POU iF On ati.. ' — : wae ‘ ee — , ’ . he el ; gee yt to On reduced rations. — a auiiuas #1 -WULL uM : ; | : _ bad ' : smeckers a WIK Plasant Bees (Ousaaa “HY a: + 14 + F s " -iek } aa = , 7. , ) | . _* a . : ee 4 4 ‘ € rei. est iis Ontact wits cael ye i shad M4 sy Bad , ‘ . os , . 4 j se 140.18 0e¢ contac ‘ | ; a ete ee sor ee ure sO i geeve B hopen Opp ce bondle. the imianmAd tn, -_ “ee —_ P ,~m nee . . ; uw : Cr “ , ~4 } ‘ ; Witt Pproilayv.© iQ? ipa - ; : s i : | | . ‘SM 4 oo i 7 4 \ * § geeve insite «1 ihQUA- yi vi vi vi ' (100 sani ik MOCKS j . mine fonny peectures: POT FOU about ; | 7 | | Fiooy Towris] ndence about eled by us by Nordenskjoid With great p! : tthe na o! o Nordenskiold Tom d acund po b heff from ' rT. eting in pre satileiatad | by : id i] ures Cier. It hac n the expectation th bal ippl : “y the broad men it Wes GC iif su iro} Pel Pot THREE : a ' ed £Y dof i “ , . er fan , neertnires = le i] : } wort j hics me fest ; “ ° : ‘oo > . a ‘ 7 . A ’ rT on 1onny pee tu! : . 4 Aes 3 ‘ Z } wee > >* afte: Making CE ag LTeK fit ross Laie y y +, 4eg- i, ~ ; \ y b . “ . ‘ j bd . ‘ . , ' Va iP ¥en | . | | came from de haditor-— frand rO le leeved happily hever + 63 reesgnort) n a \' / \ i Pa jf gi , “a tae was Gepansabie by “2 ee Sy OF ¥ % 7 : : : le ‘ « " f *; 4 Holsten ‘Te hHhinteriandgd We sf ould epete Ds ae ‘ the inianc ' “ risib” : | * Bricir roe) rors a le Chif wees Din sonmeet gradgduai:i if indespansa- witt And in this ws sr *t disappointed a ane? Io at = aren ee Pa RR , ? ) Camp ( ley +) mareint 5-2 ie , Bb Pat. » Mig v1 — t nn pe .Ul rot dey amp ( ooies mm if southern maregit wir ’ ’ ‘ ' ry ' i tf : ' Of the outlet. near its front. eievation of nearly a thousan: aD.) i a woe Wwerat : 1 e] N} ; . Plas ‘ ’ ; + , 5, Ww | gor ri} . 4 ‘ff ’ ’ , . r ? 9 . r+ TT « " 3 ; ‘ F 4 i af This eievation marked : ' a : We geeving dé ' , —-_—_ —-— «> -— «- «= = A A LA LLL LL LL A LT LG A LE A LE LE OE LE EE —— ee ee ewe eS OEE Cite C : C Arresting the Right Guy op s College Course Many Tricks to Trade Technique of Insulting tem} @Ta- . ; r nf Operations vs wed herself in the river and was 7 whning, would you break your proni- - > ays. px % Atte, ae SA bs i P : by . > oe *% : ‘ A and drop the baby and jump in anc ’ near j{ ; ‘ . a | : » @ . save the woman or would you try and & LAK i@ér 2 in . ¢ “4 : . un ests : : : . : , , ) Sei; / y a tit ke? to the Gown \ ; y} ' : ; HI ‘ - 4 : i 3 " » P > ‘ rai , t . ; 7} b - “4 if . mf ) e) ’ ° : . os oe 4 e4 . : , 7 hr) at ¢ na | r : . tj = CE \ ~ ? Jamaica” = 2 _ .\ ? Nurse the mos iene aCnoo, WOU qd bP ee Ak if ft ve ahs : 2% at ' -_ " . - ‘ - , ° ‘ ‘ 9 . rT) : ° . , : . *> ‘oe he . ’ . : ' +> Pe . 4 } j j ’ aa j ae » . ” P . ; _* ‘ —— ‘ a * yetie . “nA oryt ry wit) f : ~ : i Pabs*/ i ‘ 3 F e st? i . stius & Jage @iu iv A i ; s0uUD Caime and blizzards 4 policeman wont never get “a ¢ , r ’ ’ Gis se Us The upper air work wae Mainly & base of Where. aft Cutine his lished Were loone Q tail Q@ height ic z Caspee as wreat as BUA sud and in bie crowd Wil! When rou can enough #0 that you can lady cry with one sentence F. . , 14 n , * reads for promoton . ii@U ae Ineters They were the first dbalioon Poe a other main Gu aot a ,O- the Z ie, > : Same hercause ‘ i , -- . ; CO ’ Pe aw hu? ii mv i ‘ 6 Ailu 4 . ; . ; *¢ a ' a »s Ae ie to know emen a tough egg jump ‘ i Bi now cays is KHO - ret) é , neti! } inatant that tne Becension lade i ir near a a ¢ i : ei eet _. " Lf ie ris } . , in th > ++. " | pe | i ‘ ‘ the expedition pians tv *©° ad bu re! } ! LA 4 ‘nin ¢ "s ‘ ner ° } { ’ i ’ .) a % oOvuic ) we WouiGc pu Dit Nas masterec 7 Behe _ 4 * ’ . , ‘ ws | er stations and manta! : ' : ) ) ny ‘ ‘ Vi ave 2 ‘ ry : } . iP adie . 2 . — i . : i @ y ‘ r i Sd em D)erzie- , " ° AAA ‘ 4 . . s* ° a2 ’ ’ 4 “— * 4 § .% . . . hbetweert we or , . ee ’ ‘ ss , f P : 7 ‘ " a \ , m - | ii on and (2) jartere and get them changed traffic that be cae report to head 4]1 will combine SSVMIEINE in Toothail tactics an , me | i * : ; \ ules o ‘ sa" ‘ 7S A ad J ;4 - - ' j oe | re “a ~~ he 2 id v ase 0 These and many other tricks of the heric - 5 | i ~ ’ 4 . atmospit?: - . ' . None ; trade ia iearned to pupiis in the new A ‘Tei . ss " ’ i ; pia etart sea Wwarc . ne} . ‘3 4 as ‘ , ani we hs “a : Tw) 7 ; — a 99 ry lar ‘ , — : ssp ae Seti ; as “ 100) I only wished they wouid hire “ = Ti ‘i a <= i a** ' ait J ‘ ihee? tian BN ; UReTVaLiOn ° P , Or : ‘ ty it ' Ps iCuUlate as ne a °° ?*’uU rouid have estahil y' LING LARDNER Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—Jume 26, 1927.

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v Teena Sead ‘ee ShicbseedseedeeeeneennnenenssneneneseesSOSEEROSRERERT RRR RRR EER eee ier)» i "2 ne, Te Je + t - . . . . t . ‘ . . ’ ’ . 7 : —_— . ee ————— a ee nn em ene ee ——s oh ee ee I es Gene FRENCH Se eee h eee eee eee © Oe & & & & By STEPHEN WHITMAN we ee en ene eee ne dsiuxteen Best . ts is Year, Selected 0% 10rt Stortes a Re Dre- Group of American Editors. ee wre seer eeeee Eee eee RESETS Se. a Z »¥ 22 OSS SSS SSS GPSS ASST ESHA SSS eS CSS SSHSSSSS € SSS ESS SHSSHSSSE SSSESSESSESSSSSLASTSHSSSESCSSCSHE STFC ELEC SES OEE EEE * Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 26. 1927. GED o coecnceceeeooucsososeeescoseescoscenneneeeens , - , be going to ae® - = oe Tre Pee | ee ~ ed oe J OP ee - igone OE are ee * ae ss 25 ser a a & 1@8'—dagide .. OL * ill .—Was a earc Of iB tae Bouse 4 2 a2 effort Bau § {e . > - . - > \ _ so-—usefal. aod + word 2aa 4 ip be fuse in . . »™ o — ™ ae 4 “2s —_* ' geci ~ 2 . ~ Pe Her pa ea hed acr sles i: ,wy Anu — rhinkg Si et > cr i ~ Tu ° 2 “A . eo as* * _? £ aga . on a - “ - a K£DacA 3 4 rite @®arina $u an as snexpectec (Tom a* a ir % may 34 sf a med . 7 ~~ - — >- — Recauee | appea > be - * ~* t's true at im sot as formerly Never- ring him, she con- ~ v7 a are & S&®} as 1@ - a - - *a ed . a _— ‘i - - : . - - > # > . jac Ura u©& e.uses ic st >: course ou gurselves With patnetic tricks mace 7) .a2us8.5:1¢ ; sur aBopes - - > ~~ Bowever. | know you dont believe ~ — * >-= ss --. ry, as - me capa..e Ae. : B ax ~ ? - | deceiving Mmyse.. a ing rr = ” > _ ~ - ce* You shai: see 2 no : - -- al _ - & 4 4 ve y _ . - Runs > ~ > >. - - ~ ad. amce . 7. 2 J? *e ~ * ated — = » «& * re 6 emMpua m his chair, cast at ser 2 2 won Not 3igh She dict sispute w * Jur wk as res" f = | saer Tv e7 4 servan ; ..° 3 bee c j r 1:08 : irse of : oe rom? oo aa »os- : *« sd “ . \ . ~ 7 . ~ . 3 ° tk = . _- * , - ~ a .- : = . ‘ ; a . * > - a : “ - 7 — ~ . = - = : 4 : ~ a - ~~ “a . a 4 . - aer i = ol - ~~ — % =. ~™ hot - ~ - -_ x > . . a > : * . 7 Ss ”~* . ig ’ pil

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ghe release d her eyes from gare, showec a pallid and promise: Jes, you ghali see Nicholas Tyndale burst “gdking hie-fist on the table, sha'n t make a damned show That's been cecided.” qou mean that you have de- stor him, Ni. , jf MAGINE S ee re : Ris me : thé him, and tugged. His sinews ert! unexpectedly ny Teer ol Deegeg ne! , a fA ae , an t U R¢ 3 | . stretched; the joints of his shoul- the thought of covering up her sil- rir} ' "T veCaY&se \ Byort of a girl ders cracked and he turned a biu- very dress too §=— conspicuous, at ) —- =. ish white soaked dark though it was, even Pernape YOU don a Rut the wretch held on. grind- in the obscurity of the storm. wa Gella Fagginola observed teeth together, his eyes Then, since I couldn't make her By this time I was able to re- } Tee ‘% ht iv? in a homicidal fury go forward, I jerked her into the rh: , . pea ; | “Listen to reason, Nicholas, I shadows beside the parapet, hop- ee OF Ye | ty V3 all me —. ai € panted “Tl don't want to hurt ing that, unless she called out to prt of thing; but you re certainly . - | | "ue iy, | he t- ~-4 fz ‘ ; : % > you.” him, he would pass ue by in the yt my idea of a medium . AZ : | i If, | ee tows oe. an a | With a tremendous heave he rain. I even got ready to clap “why? Because I appear to be ) Se £ eens Ke Ly, ) 1 Ee ec a ; | tried to free himself. I saw his my hand over her mouth : my | | | / & , ; eyes turn up toward the table, and E was on the bridge rus- —" ae ge , : Ps “—— ; af BN Uf Sj - ' remembered the jeweled stiletto ning toward us, from one eo — aE 7 “ x” aad ma) SZ = . There was nothing for it, appar- ray of light to another. I ne 2 area ‘Py! . % , . => Bai ee \ j , ently, but to put him out. I gave saw his injured arm hanging down pder his breath, jet his big, ema- | ’ [Sy >. aS oe _——~Sapm. . \>=S= ee ; — an 4 \, @ Bharp tug, which disjointed by his side. He was then not more Rice “2 ad ‘ f - right arm at the shoulder socket. than twenty yards away. of He rolled over on his back, his A terrific gust of wind de- black-bearded mouth wide open. secended the path of the river It had fainted from the pain struck the bridge: it snatched up nuttle 111? It's true that I'm not ¥ 7 7 > a Abeta Se ailing tty) ada \ "You are a — teeta ape mesn't come in con aoe = x ps , na. * | — , ~~ iand ‘agging on the floor. But for a moment, amid the foam of set her straight she stirred. the torrent. one saw it again be- me fore it waa swept away A howl of despair came to us. That tall figure, half lost in the storm, was poised on the parapet. Donna Laura broke away from me rushed back to hiin. Her scream of warning was smothered by the roar of the waves and the hiss- ing of the rain He dived down, and even at that moment il couldn't help wondering which he was trying to save—the girl, or the apparition that the girl knew how to produce. What face was before him at the last, Donna nice thrill of aiarm. One sion of ethereal jiovelines . inte hands Laura's or the others? I believe iked the idea ivndca! peak ir ‘enh teow sea ) ~.~. he took that suicidal plunge to iacy- undertone enol : - se i . ‘ 1¢ the other, In rescuing the aimed surmised that piain- a , , 3 ollar and hn, ody of his patient instrument Of course he hadnt a chance He came up only once, near where loak had vanished | story-teller was ailent. ding my voice, I asked the nebulous figure of Laura delia de plausidi y ir hopes however, ] know you don't believe ae ce ; muscular fingers y. 6s pe capable of trickers rhen . ANY fay had been fluns | 't occurred to | deceiving myseif in a! reaching for mee? You shal) see that I’m no ‘ my throat.” HE apparition advanced into il give you a proo! ae n the room lt—-or she pounced, with a mou who had riser She was wi pride, “that I think ) rguiment, v¥ ouls ve th , ) . er a is but t him sh 7 : iv al ‘ 4 ‘ A ad ai i — ** 7 Ss - ” as . > bs % j > Wd ‘ - a Ss is 4 ) - ‘d him into the corner be- nore get her out of here and ehe mustn't see epectator drew near to Nicholas Trn- iA ) by the shoulders, ! ufficlentiy emphatic As 1 was return- Nicholas, working ing to her, she opened her eyes this chalr, cas : Le urop as Tull oO On Pad PALHETIC ee v OiG er Tac ramed i! What happened? N " “et . Bh scart, thing.’ | explained with dissolved like ice in disseminated eren tbe dark- ales FOU teh ne fon on oom WbUTE ¢v™ ~~ & a4 Mw bes a A , x . ee , eheoa? . P ¢ neanrin: discussed reat gave tbe precious ONNA LAURA iook She was unabdie % u ss a Atal ee at Vee Wisi oe cheek wher atl a seenonuel rail Bag lg we, » aaat Z % i 4 +) re. », er ia 2 Pn ee pit, ae. DaPpened j COU! ) ' ’ to ble by | reaps 5 her } 55 calm) , | What became of her? mee years, diffe: Dtrties PS n his hands, he stared dn't ow me? Once | got t owill through tonig! \ that other blu soni ee “Of Donna Laura della Faggi- aah se **' he gaid, putting on his cap, and getting out of his corner. ‘She recovered That is to say, she wart quickly relieved of that ob- session which he had produced in > Suse MY mind was Fries, - rpose iofty, ] was * he grosser sort lime passed thos: her mins Fora while, from force OK a different t: she continued to ilove © longer mere})s Ther devel if such a false, impelled emo- called by the name of ting anybody. ic ut it wore away; for it we saw the rain de- i { ficia he ineisted cat sheets The cabstand The task was across the way was deserted; the street wae empty of life letting himself out of oking room by way of the link -} ~ Nich \ae 4 ete j . : y . . . , ’ * ’ "her : he ¢ ter “OM the denthe A 6 Walk ira } whe! i ast af Lue Ping , Burgh i Mer grp rig het UPRLIOD MEQing at vou hier gray cioak & . ‘ a , ° @ ry , shimmer threada was soon drenched & ane now eae ’ . . . > Pes a . . , ° ne » - ri the t tC VO} C WHATEVER was pper yr Gownpour Ane Wind iasned face. Her tawny hair t angeriiy SOme etrancs came re presence aetreamed roi forever ee 4, ee Fer the dainties of your colors by shert fabric. from same package. At your Draggiet « FREE — Booklet ful! ef ideas for beevtifring your wardrobe 6201 Reveaswood Ave, Chicege (Ose—-4, - TINT OR DYE - DAINTY DYES rhe Ai,e°LICe “Nao salle IN Alla aetr (pat vi, ne ago uUrposes ba: RUCCe: , i ’ ; nm { j } : = $6 : : , , ‘ o * , , P 4 — os } if 1 ' ' { ; ' seme cat sddree end - eee ' -, * aha te - : rt. o Luck ea" Deo FF Bee nee on there unconscious a * Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—June 26, 1927. Page Nine.

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By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine ~ > ° . ee ‘ ae — w S JAPAN on its way to a . -~ re 4:56 anA —_— «= * a As © A Gas ws -—_- > - ~ - ’ . a. ¥ ee = we "— \.. = - a é on i > id Jues ama ter of momentar nter- Pst . J sae & BSsak# eu a@e£a eo ~ — 2 — _—— Ax J Ana 8 LOreigu 7 * - ~ . - - ,variers ,O8 anc >» - ~~” ~.* x i ot arge ea rhe ~ _- « ~ - 2 + » oc? Pe Pear’ — a > c . . ? al al “be “= “ > as 4 Su ‘ s ne ’ & as . . v a a’s _ - - ”~ - sac > ha > es a S.akec _ sae * 4 sa Z z ~ > x ~ o og giris of Japan é geisha giris u whom the tired Japanese vousiness Wal : a — > - - ‘ —— ’ sc largely dependent for 2a 12e- ™=™oen°* -~ A - 5 axa- ~ = as ~~ . a - Tae = ~ -~*+ ** *- ~ -~ ‘- - ~ + rece > _ — Was » . - ae bal ad a ne _- : -- a - _ _ > 4 “~s Tt) > —— Pas . >is a wa Ja © ss AJ A = ~ ~ a = .- a © eT « “= ~aA “Naa ks « >i ¢ +h " > ~ & i ~ ~ Buu /JSara “ x - bas Ge aA. sd ye - - n ~ same as grown ® G-Wicgce UG ave ax “ ? > 2 - > -~*- * 7! A — ~ - - > -~ * . - al ‘ tas basa rPaus id S.aa4* ito . 4 ** = ~~ = + ~ -> ta © + - > * “~~ oT cate@il Fn ¥ 1ereila = = * > 4 ~ ~ * » a + 2 ~*~ co“ ~me ~ 7 @ se yV@ £,0T sie 5 somewiia fone AMe?ri- so a en = caxt mand @i —"}. ? ia > K ° ~ an « ~ ee = ina@ es va a. — J - & os GBwis Ua Oisehaa * am +A -** ~ — — x >. _ . oases }. Soper ..2@C.Y ss se ~ i SS ee ee Oe . - 4 aa é (m - ~ in ~nA? _ -~ = — » A _ ”~* ~ ~na * + - > ~ ~ ._* - _ 5 wT Oo. geishas who participate in it execute m -~ + + * - = ——- aA~ ~~ Aa —— 6 = — On > en mea * | eer ¥¢ aave ~ ppeet — gown ~~ » CT asd as w Ose > — + a» ae ~ ” . = o * Zanaan = ‘ ,#.! .°a ers as 1@ es 2s * ~ & om a= Lauets Ps bow = - ‘~ ** t _—-“~-¢ ~ ak ase sD w « ea A.Ding ee Woaiea * ° A ~ & a.” ~iiae a oS - oh 4 ~* - ~ -——-* & *” «» = * - & > ~ vfedD BULL lec. eG a wes —* ~ exis ag fe ‘ Miyado Odori or spring festiva The geishas of Tokio and Osaka have = such advantages—or handicap, cepencing how you iook at it They may as a con- sequence stage festivals that are more moc ern in spirit And,. after ai doesnt the popularity of American dances in Tokio show that what the tired Japanese 13 ness man wants is something new”? How else could vou account for the concern the Tokio police when the fox-trot was - troduced into local restaurants anc wWwas:t- resseg who danced were the most favorec As things turned out lOWwever the geishas of Tokio staged a festiva s year that was thought. in some quarters, to riva the accomplishments of the ancient guiic of Kyoto. Not influenced overmucdho dy the modernizing western influences wh: are reported to be rampant in the present cap- ital, they produced a dance program waic was basicaily not different from that staged by the Kyoto guild , he + on ~ “we hm - ae : ~~ oe * n't 4 .O 24 08 i — 0D t &e ess if _ ** + ? ~ A D ~ 2 = ” > ie iZ 1.8 0; m 2cGersa pr a =.) q “ ad 2 iov s, they still were too con ~ ** _— ** = - , . whether e scene depicted a huze cherry (a } ' / i) t D 4 1 a ‘- . ‘ > . ree irom which the geisha Dg the course of the dance. the same fact Was everywhere evident Based on the mount of clothing Broadwar managers in- ; im current hits. the S.st their choruses wear geishas were overdressed Strange as it may seem to the Broad- way mind, this did not preciude the pos- idiiity of the festiv . ma Odori lasted for twenty dars with two performances dally z Om the other hand, departed quite a little from the program that tradition ordinari expects of them Per! > ~# ~*% es. | - - S@at of cuiture and refinement as Tokio and ~, 6 . ~ - Ts Kyoto claim to de It is a manufacturing a | Wouid soon be a ioss to them A miid ag tation has iong prevailed in Japan agains? the whoie system of geisha entertainmen’? And. apparently. agitation is gaining ground Not wanting to be numbered among the dead issues, the stand assumed by the giris of Osaka follows as a natural consequence Accordingly they engaged a Russian danc- ing master and. after practicing their ballets for several years in secret before offer- ing them to the public they eventual.y came forth with productions that were nothing short of sensational, judged Dy the sort of en- tertainment the staid citizens of Tokio were accustomed to. Yet their endeavor was a success. Not only did they stage tival in Osaka. as originally intended. but they hired the Imperial Theater in the for- mer city for five additional! performances From opening to closing number the pro- duction was one that a Japanese Ziexfeid might have staged Whereas, the dance pro- Guctions of other geisha guilds were never cOmpiete without the characteristic kimono the Osaka geisha girls abandoned tse Wide-sieeved affairs for costumes designed With some regard to the ciothing worn by dancers in other parts of wiarly in those western countries from which 80 Many other ideas have trated to the far-off isiand of the Paci?! Imagine the Surprise that greeted the **é« ~- ~ a = « ...@ Wo! d >a! ‘ \ » \ — — 2 ——— ~ \ @))* > C omen Who Never Grow Old ¥Y; mn its IwImMmronlic MUTILTEOUS, >> ob mm Os _— nn & wt ith ¥ 2“ ek oe ePrrn wee tk 4 we eed * tRArTRIIoR iii ~ ~ oa 4 The clear soap tor a clear skin mber sheen, trans instant lather, and In, you recognize

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SUNDAY MORNING Y i TSAR SY ON EY x = | : KS ™* GS T. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH LOOPING THE LOOP—Where the Bernia railway, connecting St. Moritz, Switzerland, with Tirano, Italy, passes the town of Brusio, a place familiar to many American tourists. Underwood & Underwood FAMOUS ETCHING GIVEN TO THE UNITED STATES—Corot’s “Souvenir of Italy’ presented to the Smithsonian Institution together with 2000 other well-known prints, by Jean Gerome Ferris. ) wood & Underword >. in a race off the Pacific Coast. A PICTURESQUE TILT—Two small sail boats taking a turn around a marking b —Herbert phot GERMANY WELCOI! by Charles Levine afte uoy A CELEBRATION THAT FAILED—B. T. Barber of Iola, Kan.. was f] lola’s celebration of the successful flight of the Bellanca to Germany, wl porch of a farm house. No one was badly injured in the smash ying this plane as a part of 1en he crashed into the front ‘ ‘ OSLO CELEBRATES—May 17, Norway's Independence Day, fit ly observed in front of the Royal Palace. IT LOOKS EASY—Giving a Toucan, at the a sore throat. Philadelphia Zoo, a dose of medicine t: a? YOLINI AN : ,

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comin] THE ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH CC CC Cl EE Oe, EE iim”: a | seeseeee 7h. GERMANY WELCOMES THE AMERICAN FLYERS—Clarence Chamberlin, in front, with Burgomaster Kreutz followed by Charles Levine aiter they had landed at Kottbus. NO CHANCE TO “FIX” THIS BOUT—George Kotsonaros, the wrestler, engages in a match with a tame bear in Los Angeles GERMAN TOWN ig harap 1000TH ANNIVERSARY—Ce! brating the birthday of the rae ing of Nordhausen HONORING THE ROTARIANS—Gir! athletes of Ostend turn out for the International Conv tion in Belgium. are ae = 5 ape aia ol i YR ae pe are c% yale ae j DAUGH1 ‘ER—A new photograph of the Duce BIBLICAL FIGURES IN OXFORD BAGS "se a _ te * » mieal } Mice Fvyvelyn | ‘ Np trayed in a mura! decoration by Miss ©‘

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THE St. a . Si 5 + , % J Pig , ee , " tc ingredients , > i : \ 4 t ‘ 4 an) } ivy j r i wa MAI y " } =) A)\ Tad ance eh rc ane { ‘ C1 a Le { s Ad > . .* al \ . al e rc Al eT it. Fa S ,rd a ‘ ' cry ar G 5 7s x 7 ; } ti a af ‘ Most Want to Results Are Immediate Try Favro at Our $ HERE’S PROOF Read what Fayro Baths have done for others 5 A , P| t Y ; j wih : Risk na ‘ x “ ki t Fayr | SLPD-6-26 821 I st St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. : met pachages of Fa “ ! maTinan §. md af va first ach “ nal } | CAN RUN, BUT NOT GO ANYWHERE — Wheel, built on principle of the old squirrel cage, is training place for police dogs raised by a New Jersey breeder. It is screened on the sides. —*if?& A photo HEAD DRESS NOVEL- TIES FOR BRIDES—In upper photo the cap is of rose point lace, with violet satin trimmings an d—of course—orange blossoms. In lower photo there is a gem-studded diadem on metal cloth, with orange Dlossom spray. forhert | mn) if i »? Ow T’S midway between dark and dawn. . .. You and a few others—close friends— gather at the refrigeratorin the kitchen . . . Formality’s asleep with the servants . .. The stage is all set for the greatest box party of them all. Mary Jo speaks for Roquefort Harold could do nicely with some mustard sardines . . . Joan, careless of calories, pages that drumstick Jimmie has just unveiled. So goes ant ANHEU S £ eS For 70 Years —AMERICA'S 1 Vache of fun lhe grealesl box parly the most intimate and friendly catch- as-catch-can of gastronomy. And the beverage? The vote on that is unanimous. ‘Twill be Busch Pale Dry all around of course. There's plenty of it nestling alongside the ice. For this hostess knows no other drink is so uni- versally appealing as Busch Pale Dry—the finest mixer that ever 4 bubbled out of a bottle. In homes everywhere—and at and frolic at of them all clubs, hotels, restaurants and cafes— wherever good things are served as a matter of course .. . Busch Pale Dry is preferred by particular people. Imported? No. Ji’s better! By appointment? Yes. To the Amer- ican palate. Try it. Then try to be content with any other ginger ale! - 1 o> C HH, MOST e. FAMOUS MAKERS cs i UY is (, OOD [THINGS @e > a v TWELVE OUNCES OF CL Here is a summer girl, all reé and everything she wears, inc three-quarters of a pound. ae eel ioe f } WHEN the summer sun bea a} eli x hot and tir and | Is no beverage that will by) relief as “Canada Dry. S: chow it set to Th

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STHE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH az . > = te nN ; J “. , Se - @ 4 oa A CLGENE WAVE A SFAMESE PUSSY—A law prohibits taking them out of Siam, but a-Los An- geles woman got a permit to bring tabby olic at em all | i d by particular people. brted’? No. ppointment? Yes. Tothe Amer- late t. Then fry to be content with any ger aie! . ~~ 6S > crm tee a H : a wo? 3 wy « SS ee ee i ae 5 PO eee gy neg. on +s a» * x a“ . «= R home with her. TWELVE OUNCES OF CLOTHES, THAT'S ALL— Here is a summer girl, all ready for an afternoon party, g she wears, including the belt, weighs but abe + ~~ a C-QuUarters Ui a pound MARMOLA Pé ‘ r ore ¥s ~ “ - ~« ~~ SS wat is WHEN YOU FOR YOUR NEXT It is pleasant to reflect that re-waving the wave is no longer necessary, thanks to The Eugene Method. For, the Eugene Two-Sectional Steam- ers and the Eugeneol Re-wave Sachets make it possible to give a new perma- nent wave to the newly grown hair. without re-waving the waved portion. In other methods of permanent waving. the only way to meet the problem of new straight hair. is to wave the entire head all over again. Asaresult. the new rowth takes the wave satisfactorily. oe the twice-waved hair assumes a crinkled, kinky appearance. greatly to he avoided. In Eugene waving, the treatment is strictly confined to the new growth only. Repeated waves by The Eugene Method leave the hair flawlessly soft and per- fectly conditioned. For the Eugene way ] 1g fa ‘ rTect WHEN the summer sun heats down and Vou re geptns of tne ageep green forest. The delicate piquant flavor het as “Canada Drv.” Someh. seems to make you cooler just Biasses. Its * i = PP F of - »! | : c 5 ane . of “Canada Dry” is due to the purity of its [t contains none of the capsicum (red pepper ‘ . , . 1 .. hich : cen 1 ry) 1 1 als - , ’ ’ , * . a ry r 1} ) j ‘ T)} i Cj Lallts Pe | iq] j DrCSc4]) ae [pan especiali\ WM CICOTTIC treat Al ] ] ‘ ‘ , ¢ } . *\.?y : - j . wr on a Not Gav pecaus¢e ror tne Same reasons } ’ “— | | 1c ‘ ry . 7 ; oi "4 ~ | 74 + i (jpii¢ ye | (J Span ae adds af - - * i « 2 « .% @@tH2) a Ht het ee : 4 a j ~ 2 An nee j j “ie 2 1 } - ] Wii COOL and refrresn vou vou step up to the soda fo ae ae Bue: owl q 4 i i ‘ele viad ft aoe. % re ; , ad " ‘ a retrivgerator for a Dea fe: ax? rf’ ua 1] - 4 _ kr CSI (Jj all, Vf LA ii ' : , 1¢ genuinely good for vou. * . 7 - , hospitals of Canada a! CANADA DRY T > ees (Champagne of Ginger A les” A pa a" . See sk: ee oa . Fe es PO Be PY ‘ Aare - i a 2. yi . « BE ak Yo ” \ r : %- ie Mo . t . 4 . Oe eet, SO Sle mara e. pet! ee pai ite ’ : ei, en ie. Bi/2\2 sie Bie ste 6 i Pete . : tig toe ee, ee * fy" .) om oe Sata G eg hatte’ ; aint - 0 ey lh vine 5 eras < Tos gtd aeligon?#: lat: e. i h ad a ™ ear q fe Paes Ay Ae ~ : pe 2 ear ce 4 4 “ * ries Oe Tene» OP ks E 4 : g\ ; he oY aS a 2 se i Ae. Pinte X~ Bead ty S24. a —" rx “ - es . es WA iS eS ¥! a a ae . * wy Ort eae, ee a Silica Mj ae. he PA . 2. y 7 = % pa em 1) 6 Fes th x hy + bn 1 : ; ‘ ; *. n - ae P WAR: ; Pa ade e rk is) <e * ; ¢ re Me we My ee ar

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ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT aaa iusiastic approval for rootbeer made . HREE lone ’raystor m® Mother!’’ shouted Mary re dson. - “Ray... Oe... a aid it- that time,” came from long- John Allien. With happy mumblings 1 Nancy. Jack and all the rest. fwelve boys and girls were dancing around n little, hopping feet. way... tay... fav. “When it comes to drinks... rootbeer’s the best. And when it comes to rootbeer... Mother!” Mary Richardson’s party was certainly in full swing. The refreshments were lettuce ask sandwiches and long, cool drinks of rootbeer. It was the warmest, sultriest evening the sum- HERE’S a bottle of home- Hires Household Extract—at a cost of less perfect rootbeer. Less than a made rootbeer on ice! Ready to serve your fam- ily any time they want a cool- ing drink as a relief from this hot, sultry weather. Ready for the youngsters when they troop in from play. Tired with romping. Clamoring for some of the rootbeer that Mother made. Ready as a delicious refreshment whenever guests drop in unexpectedly. You will be proud to say you made it yourself Folks always respond to the appeal of ‘‘home-inade” things. From Hires Here is a new and rapidly growing use for Hires Household Extract. Women everywhere are writing to tell us how good this famous ex- tract is for flavoring puddings, cake tcings, gelatines and other desserts We would appreciate hearing how you like it used this way. We would be glad also to have you send us your favorite recipe ed ROOTBEER CANDY KISSES: Cook 3 cups brown sugar, '4 cup water and pinch of salt until it spins thread when dropped from spoon. Add 1% teaspoons rootbeer extract and pour over stiffly beaten white of an egg. Beat while pouring and unti/ mixture ts quite stiff. Drop by teaspoontu!s onto waxed paper. ROOTBEER BUTTER ICING: Cream '4 cup but. ter and gradually cream in 1 cup powdered sugar Add ‘4 teaspoonful rootbeer extraot, and enough cream to make thin enough to spread. Chopped nuts could be sprinkled over the icing. Or sma! cakes could be topped with halved nuts mer had yet seen. But what a happy crowd! Mrs. Richardson, motherlike, was going over it all in her mind. ‘Twenty-four cool, sparkling glasses of rootbeer. I made them myself. Less than a cent a glass. And twelve delighted children. Oh, what a perfect party drink!” Make it yourself—this perfect drink Delicious, sparkling rootbeer from than a cent a glass Household Extract you can make as fine rootbeer as you ever tasted. And it’s no trouble. The directions are simple, quick and easy to follow. There is a secret in the goodness of this sparkling beverage. It is a drink of nature's own making. The juice of cool birch bark. Pure vanilla beans from Mexico. Wintergreen. Sassafras. Sugar cane. Sixteen of the rarest fruits of nature, There ts an interesting radio pro- gram givenevery Thursday evening by The Charles E. Hires Company. Tune inon WJZ New York. WBZ Springfield, KDKA Pittsburgh. KYW Chicago. WBAL Baltimore WIR Detroit. WHAS Louisville WSM Nashville, WMC. Memphis WSB Atlanta, for a delightfy) radio half-hour blended with the utmost skill. With no artificial color or flavoring. Costs little and goes far Home-made rootbeer is the most de- licious drink you can serve. But it is also the most economical. From one 30c package of Hires Household Extract you can make 80 glasses—5 gallons—of for Mother! of Hires Household Extract cent a glass! There were over 30 million gallons of rootbeer made from Hires Household Extract last year. Don’t delay in giving your family the pleasures of this thirst-quenching, soul- BLACKIE! YOU KNOW ITS WRONG TO FIGHT. ESPECIALL ON SUNDAY— ANO MORE ESPECIALLY N TUFFTOWN! NN LEM! HIT Ft BEFO satisfying beverage. Get a package ol Hires Household Extract at you dealer’s today. Full directions in every package. The Charles E. Hires Com- pany, 208 South 24th Street, Philadel: phta, Pa. Shall we send you a bottle of Hires Household Extract? In case your dealer does not carry Hires Household Extract, we will be glad to send you one bottle—enough to make 80 glasses of rootbeer—for 30c (35¢ in Canada). Hires Household Extract has many othe uses that will be new and welcome to you. Did you know, for instance, thar it could used in flavoring pies, pudding» and icings for cakes? Valuable « uggestions for summer menus 3 ontained in our new recipe bo We will be glad to send you oy —tree. Hires Household Extract —for making delicious rootbeer at home, easily and inexpensively, and for use as a tasty flavoring in cooking. This 1s the familiar package seen in thousands of homes throughout the country. Always keep an extra package on your kitchen shelf. The Charles E. Hires Company 208 South 24th Street, Philadelph Please send a bottle of Hires H Extract and the new, free recipe book. I - c (35 in Canada) to pay for the extract Name Address = - Hires Household Extrac a ae x = » ere — _— _ — ae ee eee ee — -_ ~~ ae — - Oe ~e, .

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ei > Oi aed eee Oe Bree Pn OAD Lew, aT ORE abhi sis se Santa within HeGaaghs, 2. oo, 4) Bee : re 7 Bitte ri > bye tg te heh te tiy Mead foe. MUTT AND JEFF =. -: The Adopted Son - -+ By BUD FISHER| |MERIFHANU HERE, SIT it SHOW YOU)- This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch DRess UP LIKE A cHILD So © CAW Fou fy , rue So . iy alee! Sar eceeeee ven Mat Yj oR I AK You IN THE . You WITH YouR ae GYE . THWK OF ALL TVE pone Vl xy SHAVED OFF. URRY HEfe: OF (Ne = 1) INTO THIS LITTLE x Pee i. errs : . Boys gvit. é' lg | °— "alas _— 7VH “GY (ILA | JEFF, I'M GONNA HAVE You SHAVE AND | , Don'T "NO MEL DO AS IX SAY “4 Y SHE WONT RECOGNIZE i LALLA, Yi: , | SSR e. +. Geeek SR Geeree Mie i amy , CL Lm CALE) 7 . { ¢ Dette TELL my wife r've Se sce : , : - WwHAT a ¥ 7 M'Love, xr‘ve FING. Ww 3 WH jz ADOPTED You AND THea; ADOPTED THIS \ Hts NAMe? ag Se oa MITT me, LOGY: 2 WE CAA) PLAY PINGCHLE LITTLE ORPHAN! aa’ LOVE. PLUTO. TS OUR HEARTS CONTENT: He'LL BE Glin, 7 ‘| You AnD & \ COMPANY | ARG GONNA UE. FoR CcicEeRe. : . REGULAR BotTHERS: You took o.k. TO ME: z Beene: ux a i, i} Th ime — aa SMACK!) | CICERO IS ss SO HAPPY! | ray WORD THE cHiuDdn!s CICERO ASKS Kiss my NEw BROTHER: : ) 5 . | : iach ee : ‘ . 7 ap lt COME-HERE PoP: & i 7 | YOU HAD AI a SENSE, YOU REALIZE rr DOIN' YOU . FAVOR! SUCH A COLD-HEARTED FATAGR. come, ee een eee, = tae Cock-€YED t SOME CAKG FOR You! a Vi, WeRLDd | | oe : x do! | | — AH! SY COLL i GOT tT ON | ar LaoT' -

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ST.LOUIS POST: DISPATCH|Baza eG ST. LOUIS. MO., JUNE 26. 1927] DORA- 1 WANT YOU TO GO TO ARCHIES BEAUTY fi | CAN'T UNDERSTAND wuYy =] Say ane DO YOU THINK THIS PARLOR AND me \NROSIE! y = te ok ; ; ~ Kegistered B.S. Patent Office oe? sl IN THIS CHAIR ANDTILL ‘\ AH' WHAT CAN i | YOUR WORST FEARS ARE HOW YOU)- ep HAIR 1 DO FOR NOU? | REALIZED- HE 1S NOT TRUE — 2 q TLY. LiKE THIS, TO WOU- | SAW HIM WITH MY GNIZTE Se : DONT GRABBIT LIKE A ; ‘ see OWN EVES: HE ne fa | | WHIskers , | BUNCH OF SPINACH! 7 ia | ay ApS HEAD | , | | . OF ONE OF THE gS m EMPLOYEES: WS so — ; * Pr 1 Ga rENEn, ty Hoth ME ow ne “ te, © He ed ben it BA Aim gy a te Ps - > ew ee ? o ow => Aw Ne == i \, * § \ Fea Z Bringing Up. Father U SS Patent Oee This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch | —9 the | = wie zZ HOUNDO-! BOUGHT 4 a YOU WANT THE ——- > ‘ae > 25 =ime MUZZLE FOR YOU- 7 f We 2 aN : Tiles’ 2% you MUST POT 'T ON: Bar DOG CATCHERS aa ett fl tT Cee fA : P : TO ait You? | | fa Var: i\ é, ~ _ > a ee Sein : » > a Oe 4 : fe “4 .¢ i? : & —* 3S 4 ? j ¢ \: i ate j 3 é hw uA my te del wee et Mite - * ~ a _—- ~ ~ ere ow . - > Oe eRe A GF REE eee et - nace wae” x 7 STAND STILL ‘ 11} SHOULD HAVE OR I'LL WRING| 1|-f 41 > eee ZZ \GOTTEN SOME YOUR NECK! lt = iT > POIBON INSTEAD HS Hd #4. | ‘/) OFA MUZZLE ERE) Nit ’ *4 ye “iN @ on | fee | oe eee ait ii } } rst. ie aathalle ? ‘ j it bitty Ww * *? " : > "i { : : : rT) nTime Se ’ } Mi he Ay ae, j ad . “4 ; \; a of? ’ ’ 0 ¥ ‘ j . . hot j gt Sa ‘ ' / vr i hi etter ; ¢ j . tel ms ‘ 4 , va ifr, : Ne i = ' 1 a '§ nt Sat abet ete ry DOM pase * Ms bab a4} bina ‘ts ; ae jis a a ih "h Sate “e+ 78 am ee : ‘ ‘ ; a" ohas ; Pa Ler hak on ivitial +t iaag ' , " kt : , . stp? : J Werte Shalit ¢ ; 7 I (COME-HERE! \F S | | } ) = i 4 difvou HAVEN'T Got | ff a ——____L ‘4 UY, i YOU HAD ANY Vo ANT MORE SRAINS ; é : HOLD STILL: : ; =i j= - Le, OU HEAR SENSE, YOU'D | 13 {T } THAN MULCAHEY, - 3a po er REALIZE '™ e = YOUR MASTER! [5 === , | ME? FIRST THING | : | = a —— — Eel TOU KNOW, ILL | DOIN' YOU A | : 5 ' ) +» oO , 7 : = = = FITS = CET SORE! oe of > yee eae ey oe ‘ —~ = a - le on f - + op one Sn he 9 or nage ot * oO tim Sef phasecvere? a x ll ee it | “ > ste as ‘ nl phe en eral os Se re te a z*ttu TELL TRE cock-€yeD WORLD | ra ) a ae . ) MRS, JIGGS SAYS*TO an! BY COLL | _ii/ eee ort eee Gama Sue pac our | COT IT ON || ae atime plies : | | A IN “THE KITCHEN. a ; bd “ies an * RIGHT AWAY. SHE | FOR A WALK! WAAL? 7 | : HAS HiS OINNER- 08 Leneieeneeneee | E ! f y REAOY'! ° A S/F

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WIC MOTHER VAS AGL CHIC YOUNG |\Fcdungd Registered U. $. Patent Office BUT DAUGHTER OH: L Ee EXCITE- THE CAPTAIN AND TH T WANTS JER SAMDSOPE Sf = SSS TOR? HS Seh STURIESERRY Fp be = = = = Gf > ND CEN MOT DER QL ss | | ¢ == eo ¢ 7 SARE AUND DEY Caagep ) ‘Seta e , ; Sa Fe reper ag eT Siaueys oo .pecp : ap. = "lsat Btw? (CAN YOu Ee ' { oe (ams Dea di * ie . : = 4... - _ — Sa —— a Oh ra /- 4 ae —— a DORA, MEET MN OLD FRIEND GEORGIE FINLEM ! Ls Can Ou GET ~“_YE t m4 KX) versa? | RED *S@-R! / ——, a a . 2

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T SATHER.L WATE TO ” BOO-H00! DAGHTER LEt LEAVE “THIS WAN, abr, “TODAN FOR THE CIV . ; v — . | : BOT I SIMPLY sity, 10 GO ON THE WIC MOTHER ty” Len? | canon wacte ah Rt on .. ) . Ws MY “TALERIT IN TOS | “ys CHIC YOUNG Registered U. $, Patent Office nde | BUT DAUGHTER OH/ gam TT PEGGY PARKER WE STAR OF STROKE OP THE fIM RIO Sma ELS ; TNADGHTY NETTIE” IS COMING BAND | _ ; ue 4O TOWN TODAY “TO VISIT HER / 1 ; / cq)” fr eii iat \g sams s ps we Registered U. 8. Patene Office This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch THATS A LOT OF SACI TS WELL,AS L INHALE. AND . . iD , WHY, GEORGIE FINLEY, TT ws . CRACK DOWN, BOT DORA | | eywaLe MY OLD PAL, HOU oLD pheno AE Petes: occa Oe eS ee WANTS To SEE THIS [oo LEAVING TOMORROW, MY Gifel WILL GET A ROD. ' shows a Bk L wan Re TOWNE — LOOKING FoR SOME DATE FOR You AND } | | EV.CITEMENT TONIGHT! WE'LL ALL SO TO SK ME ANOTHER! & “HE HEAIRE : TOGETHER a ansaid ny eave + % — tpaaia aI es Aaa thin 0a, Mp ~ " i oe — 2 ee “ es ag A OE we te ee ee - e a © e + * = * : as or? —~ . marae ba ‘ » one eS he . . ‘ ; ’ -—o he iil Acta tether ine t . x 10th ba eS ee — * ’ os me - a me * ty tw - coat on one eee t Ee WWAT DO YOU beetle ane) WANT VIITES 8 = ow ones Fame thn Ca, EAA ie ee Soe ee ps ae ae ” ~e Rial wy Bag © ey * See To COME OUT ON A UMTTLE PARTWH ae a “he a ag eel Om ae —. s TTER GO WHA DIDI T (NO USE WASTING THOS WHEE CAN .ROD a VE'D SE TICKETS, LLL TAKE DORA t BE.2 1's | Our AND LOOK YOu TELL TO We SHOW DUMBBELL FoR; AM Jf! 1 NEARLY ew Dogg Mew You | REMEMBER NOY SHOW-TIME ie wAS | — i% Now - SHE . WURRIED Fins EVEN SENT 4 \\ J ME AN pe ANNOUNCEMENT. “= © - -@ 2S 2 2282... { © 1927 Premier S«ndicatc, Inc. G: VAS Creat Britain rights reserved. CHIC SOUN |

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