St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 12, 1927

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Gorgeous | c 9x12 Axminster | United Railways to the reor- Superior Quality. you will have this beautiful 9x12 Ax- : pieces in the Outfit. Two Great Days— = Hections early. The Rug that comes with « jinster. St'may tie ‘had inn choles of three... mark these Rugs with unusual individual- © ture. Remember, a 9x12 Axminster an SE ITURDAY ONLY. TTI MILLI o - ~~ _——_ _— DINING.ROOM SUITE. an ee ae EK a a re nr EWardeobe Rk. “And Luggage of All Kinds ; The Ideal Trenk jor’ You ' paces is constructed so as to resist for Fatare Delivery, Se Pe ee ee ee ee res? a0 6 Paice in the past.” z shall treat the city fairly. 1 Me trond: ie eed ne ae 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service 5 79. NO. 339. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927-32 PAGES UR. TO0K CAR RIDERS REST ON TAK RACE OF 350,000, SLAVES FOR 550 YEARS, FREED BY CHINA “Lazy Men” Tribe, Descendants of Mongol Conquerors of Fourteenth Century, TMS NT PA in Opposing Sale to nizers, Raises Point More Than Eight eEIVER DENIES IT: NINGE IS “AMAZED” jes Plea to Revoke Reducing Claim but laves Way Open for eS ~ e ‘ e sccieancenianenne fnew point, which Federal Faris said “amazed” him, nied to make “a comedy of out of the United Railways nization, was presented to- Fin the“petition of the City of asking that the sale of ‘ 4 A171) ation committee, for $49,301,- disapproved. Postion at issue is that of city's mill tax claim against United Railways, which e on oe date of the sale, 1, to $2,396,321.92 principal ag 353. i interest. Judge slast May 25 entered an order ming the interest ciaim to $35,- f49, on the ground that interest ‘ereditors’ claims stopped with _ of the receivership, 4 ‘ay Claims Full Sum. ejay, the city presented the de- i that the order of May 25 be 4. to allow the city’s full t claim, at G6 per cent. In ef this motion, the city 4 that the United Railways aver has collected from Car- and set apart annually ap- mately $143,000. for the pur- Ag meeting this interest claim. W ihat this sum has been fig- Mi into the expenses on which I ceiver's claims for fare in- od have been based, before i State Public Service Commis- ige Faris said he was sur- i by this statement, and could understand why, if true, it had tbeen fhade long before. As- » City Counselor Dolan, who arguing the point. presented a of the auditor of the Public ¢ Commission, showing a ifge against the United Rail- inceme of approximately #,000 a year. This, Dolan, said, Bihe interest item. MS amazes me,’’ Judge Faris aed. “It comes as a sort of ¢y of errors. I don’t know,” PCoutinued, “but that the city is PPped from making such a claim mis late day, because of its neg- City Chance to Appeal. tier further discussion, in which mn cuurged that a total of $1,- 53 bad been diverted or sct by the receiver for the pur- of interost, Judge Faris said: #20ur statement, iike a certain Animal, has a deadfy sting in L Conceding that the receiver PG this matter before the Pub- tvice Cornmission, there is no f here that he collected the eth:, Or that he now has it. You been guilty of gross laches fal term “or neglect) in having oat to raise this point previously, me Cioht years and four months : the receiver has been before Pabiic Service Commission. At pime of the Court’s order of -o, you did not appear, and Porder Virtually went by default. failed to notify the Court or eT side that this point was to be Ye'you a chance to go to a mer court.” ¢ acge Faris then overruled a mo- that a héaring be held for the mse Of changing his order of : lowing this ruling, City Coun- Muench began arguing the 43 Petition, objecting to confirm- bOf the sale of Aug. 1, On sev- of which the mattcr , eerest was one. _ al on Iiecciver’s Behalf. eer Judce Faris had ruled on | PPOint arcuca by Dolan, Charles. Sates. counsel for Receiver | made a statement on the | “~~ Questions. He said er had attempted to take! of every obligation of the | mY. but that he had not eet | & dollar for payment of in- | ae Qilegcd by the city. This. ; * S2:d, would appear from the | ! 'S repor's to the court. =¥ Counselor Muench, now tn. © Of the city’s intery enon in ited Railways case, took ® 1925. Petition prepared by Muench. * on Page 3, Column 1. 'was flooded. SHOWERS PROBABLE TONIGHT: the # Now Given Full Citizenship. Special patch and the Chicago Daily News. PEKIN, July 16.— pe Aang babe, eee ara REE Se CA © ea pred “er é od 4 RRL OS. 7 ke ar “ een to rite Pe . eee) ae etidicenihe nihil tainks atlanta atadide tne an 1 db oaks Rie eA as co eee, OT ee ee bone A ee. Bis re. a ‘ i rm Se pe tnt an ee ee, ee ee ee 9 Be mt afte Ce Ske ete tee ens ee eae ee as eo VC a

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ fas >» iM i t % ” “id . - o ones ante . Prega “ 5 of se -a ND AGREE a Ue Gogh pas baa eee ee are ese of pad ree : me ie ers eet a SS GT BRST OES SPE mea itm ieee to er | ee he ro a - tences, Reprieve Men Till Law Can Be | . 1; ese sith ihe | i” eg, ee ee tee a i, 1a tinea , aia eR ae " ie RAS MER Rast RP aE WS Oe sly etal Ai te» sera “area ol. yenert ARPS eg wat rty* Sag Ye ++4a ti ice for Sac St? seal ee mer eat, sau pe egy tees ae Dee S$ city aa 9 Mr ry diny OES = a Pp hh dismissing Bernstein, the | caustically commented on = testimony against him given by te Williams, a maid employed ‘a Werner. He characterized her o _ willing falsifier of.facts” .4 said he could not believe her | mony. The Williams woma told of threats against Wer- 5 life which she alleged Bern- had made and of @ reputed mterment that he would kifl Wer- cemned That is the hope felt in every country.” L’Oeuvre, after warning radicals that song for the men oe SS twin aie + ts, he rons lat ms 4 “ a ‘i 4 ? ~ yor s ces eee ESI ag tien all paca 5 aa ae “Ww! ee tier + tery ai Ata eal ai " * . Le 4 ee, tb 9 20, woe ‘posse 4 : a ' “Her statements conflicted,” the held. “Besides, the Judge on, “I do not think that «4 of Bernstein’s caliber would | | a maid with a secret of such | sortance to him. He would have be insane to tell this woman he was going to kill Werner.” Labor's es aA » Te-| a mils eed £8 ati SR ITA SS) Ng ss +? On that point the commit- | wihleap! sae : : |injustice has been dome, a feeliag t-net to be isilent. They ought to say whether no question that the intense and read feeling that a dreadf:1 which found expression in count- less resolutions and demonstra- tions everywhere, has played an all important part in securing chis) last minute respite. ion in the Ba . persons were rst violence .e-} innumerable; “oso held. Guar ds) will be maint ainad at all Amer i-) neighborh 100d movie ‘can consulates and the Americin _, 10 REDUCE MOVIE ORCHESTRAS | |About 35 Theaters Seating 850 Per- sons or Less Affected By the Compromise. The threatened Silence in houses, oe have begun next Monday night, has} Moore. The first words Edison spoke into his original phonograph in 1877 were from the nursery jingle, “Mary Had a Little Lamb.” So to- day a congratulatory message from Mary Pickford, screen star, on the Judge Charbonnet also referred failure of volice to preduce In a letter said to have been en by the Williams woman to police. Following the Judge's dis- tmissa! of Bernstein he was by police to leave New Werner ran a roadhouse 8 ’ - * inca OM awn . oe hn averted t Musicia aa lemands of the St. (Aids Ficture Exhibi # wi od fod [i i i es ath 3 . ié name : of humanity. . "ory men theaters. reac hed a wt a Ly, a - ; x 5 : P z . 2 . — = Pe ‘a .s + - ok * g ‘ 4 : ig earn ¥ OES gallate S + = - : A a theater ae Teak . et be eit SP GB ab ca or : ‘ ae ie oe \der ~~ ~ ie e ays granted & = a, papers of the Left Wing, |i=Stead of two pieces. ©xtremely radical > vehement in their some of them onsider victory >in their campaign nd VWanzetti from Pa Sr ay as a if ~ _ i , Bw. » it, Bs - 5 oe 4 b | ‘ vail Fire in a Eat at vn avenue at @. B their : ‘ ma ihe f@mMi)} Mrs. Bert} was $500 — oe £ a : et Bee ¥ pis * * riure after 4 ~ ; > now can see no conceivab! “ Px=ecutinge Cat hh S&S these - ¢ 5 ; Spe m3 { . ’ i , ‘ _ ; i Aes be, Wy i: Jj “a i ‘a : “ s , Pe wie xy peat 7] is x x eS: (3 os 2 4 ’ “1 /a a wo men. 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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ==FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927 s ’ i= =I GOVERNMENT Tf) |New York World Urges Fuller CONSCIENCE OF WORLD Thayer Grants Appeal , fl iF KILLING To Prevent Irrevocable Error - ROUSED, EDITOR SAYS On Sacco Case Rulings | Continued From Page One. pagar nergy sore neue —_ ss: stn banana ial a - 4 : A | OUISAN —— | die in the electric chair or NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Ralp : ie i wWlie the De- _ iS ia ~? ‘ re 2. Ss ‘Suggests He Commute Becco- Vanzetti Sen-| Stirred by Injustice to Two) Sa. Pures.t°,temerdies be open-| Mat minute reprieve. 4:05 a.| Pulitzer, editor of the New York Princess Nathalie’ “aE | Al |EN AGITATORS Obscure Men, Declares J. A. | ¢4- Millions of people throughout | m. not a crime of any sort came| World, which has vigorously pro- Climaxes Romar ce a ' | Spender in London the world are convinced soapy bee to the attention of the authorities| tested against ae so pprgen ot Came With Her & ~ z Changed, or Make All Facts Known. = ; | Vanzetti are innocent and — 4 and there was not even a fire.| Sacco and Vanzetti on the ground | - 4 | | been subjected to that tyP@ ©! tne night’s record was all the/ that there was grave doubt of their ee = : | Those. Who Have Entered | - — oe which has become an €S-| ore remarkable since almost one} guilt, in a signed statement in geen =e ‘to os: | Special to the Post-Dispatch. _ Special oo ae “ — hed feat nage of the American pole of the police force was con-| that paper, today announced that Pilate Reb cw York ¥ Dasianeie Dis- Country Illegally to Be | NEW YORK, Aug. 12—The New York World today prints the fol-| FOr ~ x ay ogy ag Oe ie , pe he centrated in the neighborhood of ys a caecin Wek We nag tae 5a fae Oge és ehing fe s. (New Yor , Wastd it stan . a = : Deported — To Question aoe ee 2 Se eaepteilneetmmae the Possibility of Irre-| Publishing Cos. | salt Yor 2 sath with his case| ae ap pak st ete ‘aceean because a in- | PA eins oe ira _ghargec in Werner Mur- | vocable Error,” on : ’ LONDON, Aug. 12.—The news! will he ple. _ Sanzett!'s Sister to Sail for Amer- | sisted upon discussing the cco~ | the late Czar Nicholag: af “ , oe Army and Navy Recruits. | We believe that sensible men; the bullet had been fired through 4¢ tine eleventh hour reprieve fcr American ica Tomorrow. Vanzetti case “after two articles | was married in Paris ¢ | _— Judge Calls Maid ‘everywhere will be grateful to Gov. | Sacco’s pistol he would have sadi | and urtolomeo Wancxetti -ernor’s de-|By the Associated Press. in which he had expressed his per- (of the city’s lesding res ‘yt - Falsifier.” Fuller that he has reprieved Sacco / so instead of using language which sits ay = — | PARIS, Aug. 12.—Luigia Van-! sonal] opinion with utmost extrava- | Pucien Lelong, in the. “A ve jane Vanzetti in order that the; meant that it might have been | coupled with the later news tha zetti, sister of Bartolomeo Van-j| gance.” ‘of a romance of exile. - - courts may have time to consider); fired through that pistol.” leave to appeal has been granted, zetti, will sail for New York to- | “The World has always eae anche The bride is the : the motions and petitions before But the committee does not say pas aroused almost unanimo: | morrow aboard the Aquitania, from | in allowing the fullest possible ex- t¢halie Palei, daughter of 1 CRITICISED | them. It cannot be a mistake to/ that Judge Thayer in his charge |. nendation in London Cherbourg, “to seek justice” as she/ pression of individual opinion to) cial Paul Alexandeces: ? | exhaust every method of throwing | pointed out to the jury that where-— a said to a correspondent of the/ those of its special writers who | est uncle of the Czar, 3 REGARDING LETTER light on this tangled case. as one expert for the prosecution With regrets that Gov. Petit Parisien. write under their own names,”|er was married meremall bs : Department of Labor to Unfortunately, the law in Massa-/| had testified that the bullet went, ,mot act before world Signorina Vanzetti, who has been | said Pulitzer’s statement. “Strain-| ine Grand Duke Paar. * ee ee : . . . |chusetts, unlike the law in New/ through Sacco’s pistol, the other, | set in. detained in France a week on ac- interpretation of this priv- after | ieee Ordered Direct Fight Against Com- York, New Jersey, or for that mat-/ Capt. Proctor, testified only that | J. A. Spender of the Wes tin 5 count of visa difficulties, said the mote The World tas A bn ri a Be - i _ . Leaders F | ter, in Great Britain, makes it ex-/; it might have. Yet the District | st Raedtin tn tie ee 3 _| American Embassy had given her; Broun to write two articles on the) There were twos 4 . City—Roadhouse munist — oon | | tremely difficult to obtain a review | Attorney in his closing neat ee "Sado pe Ceclgpahalage hae ; |@ visa on condition that she take | Sacco-Vanzetti case, in which he/ jorganatic marriage * Lav i Citi | of the facts by the highest courts; had told the jury: “You might | Writer on nee SPOS Hh the wide Ostet nite tha ¢ _| # round trip ticket. expressed his personal opinion with | daughter, Prinze : Murdered in Home Anarchists itizens. of the State. Were the Massachu-/ disregard all the identification tes-/tation on behalf of the men. He si prea eae right | Sacco-Vanzetti Committee in Swe-| the utmost extravagance, ‘a Russian incean Trem - 2. setts laws in capital cases like that; timony, and base your verdict on| points out that it proves : 3 tes constitution . ight den to Call General Strike “The World then instructed him, | princess Nat halice, whi After Liquor Party. By CHARLES MICHELSON. of other advanced English-speaking | the testimony of these experts.” | world’s comecience = in the next |2? the Associated Press. now that he had made his own old, has been living in ¥ i 7 communities, the terrible difficul- | All that Judge Thayer said in nis | for obscure individuals by ‘ase discussed| STOCKHOLM, Aug. 12—The Sac-| position clear, to select other sub-/pher mother since the —_—_—- A Staff Correspondent of the Post- | ties of this case wolild probably | charge was that on the vital ques- | considered injustice. wie "Precise | CO-Vanzetti committee of Sweden; jects for his next articles. Mr. | revolution. i | w ORLEANS. Avué. Dispatch and the New York World. | never have arisen. These two men | tion the State claimed Sacco’s pis-| The American ap peais pe |has decided to call a general strike | Broun, however, continued to write | = i OSE stein, who, with Mul- WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Or-| would have had the evidence in_/ tol fired the bullet that caused the | Fuller to consider whether as a. | ynced ta er. | next Thursday. The Trades Union! on the Sacco-Vanzetti case. The SLAYER OF ~ THREE Josep! Bern sonal aan anization of the major industries their original trial, and the new | death of cnn peal tllags this ef- | question of public policy life sola a night of | a vmore | Council and the labor press, how- /World therefore. exercising its | i fen nice ae — tor Jones. @ St with | Ld : ‘evidence found after the trial, re- | fect the commonwealth introduced prisonment would not be a wiser . ss ave, “5 ~~lever, strong oppose the strike, de-| right of final decision as to what | for Killing Sk Se been held in connection 7 of the United States to report 0M | viewed not merely by Judge Thay-/| the testimony of two witnesses, | punishment than death has met ong ven ti |Claring it would jeopardize the au-| it will publish in its columns, has| ,_ », = See rder last April of Ted Wer- | * persons in this country illegally is/er but by the Judges of the high-/ Messrs. Proctor and Van Am-/ with no favor here . It is eri fhosnusioherag e800: |thority of the workers’ organiza-| omitted all articles submitted by ” BUNSEeEAE EE ia gir and depended upon by the Department! est court. As the matter stands; burgh.” icized on the ground that the gui = ll Night heigaervogel Crime. don an al th Ve system of collective | Mr. Broun.” M. Bnew. fh epee — _eonanggespesses was discharged of Labor to thin the ranks of radi- | "OW, 48 it stood Wednesday, on the The Advisory Committee owes it| of the condemned men must be} er ee ee tere Broun told the Associated Press eueaiaial ye $ - by Judge Arthur Char- day set for the execution, the only /to itself and to the reputation of proved first before an unprejudiced | ©2¥Y nist while awaiting news | for many years he would devote his time to the ne want's — ; a preliminary cal agitators. review of the evidence, old and the State of Massachusetts to eX- jury. writing of magazine articles or death in the electric ¢ aanett. follow ng The Army and Navy, at the re- | new, was by the Governor himself, | Plain why, as the Springfield Re- Labor organizations are an-' men were victims of a} dr perhaps, take up work on the ma? cue te murder of quest of Secretary of Labor Davis, / who is a layman, and a committee | publican puts it, they “assume that | | Bouncing further meetings to ken | mi scarriage of justice, the News| — stage, on which he made a brief patna rons 13-year-old ste also are to report on men seeking | Of three distinguished citisens. the jury clearly understood Capt./up the agitation. The few prison- that this point ceased to’ appearance as a monologist several |‘ s- qo eee Setting up of the committee was Proctor if Judge Thayer did nct.’ lers from Wednesday night’s dem-/ have ot relative ienbortnede years ago while a member of the 1925. Snow later conte enlistment. These will be ques- an experimental device to fill what The committee ought also toO/onstration before the American ur a question now is,” it say World staff. “It is my intention he also killed his wife and tioned as to when they arrived in| every one acknowledged to be a | Make clear how it reack 1 the con-| Embassy were fined in poiice eth twad not to write anything else for the in-law and burned tale the United States and the records! serious defect in the judicial sys- some oe ne, pipet —_ court. The only injured were cys World.” he said. fireplace. Pe tice lB will be looked up to check their an- tem of the State. Because the com- “e icientiy unprejudiced not only | among those who fell into an area-| rigi: 4 stiff in ite pedantry that | ones ag" 7% —_ Loses $406 Diamonds in I a > o conduct the trial but to pass! way wher 1 iia 14 ae : is in their hands, not those meres toys vundy win nen crea nce one, oe fae |r woe tine compa | eins "merata tupac "Gt, Pete anes =e | PROMDORAPIS GOTH BIRTHDAY} "See Rem =e —- be affected. lacked powers it had to rely upon /|for a new trial on the basis Of/ without precedent in London as a. ee | “We do not want to know wheth- Ot eee to the invitation of a strange pe Similarly the police departments/| .iuntary testimony by witnesses. | Newly discovered evidence. The/ mark of disapproval for a foreign Geneva Paper Prints Extra on Re- ¢r it is a case of two anarchists By the aia. met at Prairie and — 0 = so le panera acs sore ti Because it had to rely upon voun- | COmmittee found — he formed a legal decision. : ee ae _ Continued From Page One. of the Anarchist type, but these/the committee. The Springfield | Will be Held. world is at stake. ral ews of the Sacco and | said ‘he wore out three pairs of skates; [| Bgire oe ia , are not segregated in the records./ Republican does not question it,| Members of the local committee) The respite, says the Times.) yanzetti respite as a relief. many | tified the trip oF SV ey 6 “e ———— by him : ee ‘a laws sought to be | and The World for its part has for the Defense and Freedom of! must ere Sen view that their taking it as in Geman ¢ C] veld of ths comma a passed in the coming Congress will | never doubted it. To say that the! Sacco and Vanzetti will meet to-| Prolonged suffering » two condemned men will . ane be one authorizing revocation of | committee's report failed to do/| night, in the Italian Fraternal Hall,|t¢mce of death now makes Sacco llowed to live much longer be re pane parse: ogg naturalization papers of those who | | what was expected of it—settle the | Vandeventer avenue and Delmar and te anzetti fit objects of pity. than f] them by i tax cintek . eae “a ae are affiliated with any Organiza-/qoubts in this case conclusively | boulevard. to draft plans for an.| Admitting that “much E «6the| Gey Full "7 ’ — tion which aims the overthrow of | one wa , | - world’s interest in the Made by Judge Faris May 25, re- y or the other—is simply to/ other protest mass meeting to take; ™ neg @ucing the interest claim te $35.- our system of government. admi , | avowedly political, irrelevent e inte ¢ mit that the experiment with} place before the reprieve of the)“ 1 Se sig | 45. The argument fer full in- This has been tried before, but;an extra-legal device to supple-| two doomed men expires. a een a — = in Flat Routs Two | Families. | ‘terest at 6 per cent, on the ground has been invariably turned down. | ment a defect in the law has prov- The Committee is composed of) — risk gae or — last days ” 4551 Laclede that the receiver collected and If such a law became effective, /ed to be unsuccessful. representatives of Italian fraternal oad oa i weaken immeasureahly, 0 a. m. today nouted , . rs i Mik acide the amsunt Sam pete naturalization papers would not be What course, then, ts open to! societies and of St. Louis labor or-| ae wee aac ee ee es of James Ratican and : 2 Sa ee aro , a protection to the numerous va- ithe Governor which would relieve ganizations. Its chairman is EI-| ©. thee" | — nae ha Goldman. Damage * a . | The petition then quotes the rieties @ reds who have been list- | these doubts? There are three pos- mer McMillan. a journeyman paint-| * ga . what caugl , anu ‘@ourt’s decree for the foreclosure ed by the Department of Justice. | sible courses open to him. and we er, local representative of the In-! int oe a = : er , es hei Lp neral opinion as expressed ae. fx ; *, gle. which stated that ne sale At one time there were 200,000 per-|take the liberty of suggesting | ternational Labor Defense. Feoe cna host aa timer tll . .. | at papers o shades of political | @_=i=ti/ainease=ieemsmes nm a | See 4s > ‘Bhould be confirmed “unless and sons on jts lists. them to him. The committee has not decided| shot ane tp rial. ut the fact! ¢s; ro - that if the men were ; , i di 3 dels Oe ‘until! there shalt tien Sean anal Few professed anarchists orcom-{ The first is to let stand the | whether thcir next mass meeting) jong in sia iaien. pite of 12 days only to . ) ° fe the creditors « fair and timely munists are citizens: part of their verdict of the committee that tha will be held outdoors. or in a} Daity News Aeclare . s in the end, it would’ { n1on S Ra 10 S O @ff-r of cash or a fair and timely creed is to refuse citizenship in any men are guilty, but on grounds | rented hall. They recently asked | ii. an , > “but one more ghastly refine- p @tfer of participation in such cor- capitalistic government. The Rus-| ©f Public policy to commute the | permission of Park Commissioner| te ent permitting b : ; poration through stocks, bonds or Sian agitators have somewhat the | Semtences to life imprisonment. Pape to use Columbus ~_ iare for} a0 linger in the shadow Atwater Kent... . Orthophonics. ...- Victor Records ‘Stherwise.” better of their colleague of other | The second is to reprieve the [an orderly gathering. ut Pape! seven years.” |_The Reorganization Committee, mations, as in the absence of diplo- men until the next session of the cefused the use of the Cit ws med | es Debats says: the Petition stated, has offered the matic relations with the Soviet! Massachusetts Legislature, and | park, on the ground that Gov. Ful- tet ave tra “th a tponement has been d tty, in payment of its claim as Government, there is no process dy | ask tor an amendment to the | jer’s review had “closed” the case. | saline tadaew 4 times ea ipon. ne cannot believe Allowed by the court, two-thirds of which we can return them to their| /@w which will give the appel- The Central Trades and Labor! and if they son Sap vege ly intervention would have ‘& Share of the preferred stock of own country. So they escape! late courts in Massachusetts the | poion of the city og represented | te : ect than to prolong th a . ad i new St. Louis Public Service deportation. ane SESS Of review BOW eer~ | on the local committee by Charies| The Gov- | ¢ 2 , : a). aet Ee /~® tor every $190 of its approved Our Government's departments; ‘ised ted the New York court of lome, president of the Moulders’ | usetts has full ) / z oo . : , OF at its option, $33.33 cash Geny that there is to be a hys-| &PPpeass. Union : age —— — >| power of May he use them % fach $100. terical drive or wholesale raids as The third course, in our opin- adieemene thos ho disbeliev the con > put an end to ‘this dolorous This offer. @ consequence of the bombings and | 10" much less = statesmaniike os + other violent demonstrations ecn-| than either of the other two, nected with the protests against; Ut at any rate consonant with the execution of Sacco and Van-/ the spirit of justice, is: setti, but they are preparing A. To publish at once the for a closer application of the de- transcript of all the testimony portation act. before the advisory committee. Violent Agitators Stopped. B. To request the Federal The danger ts that in the effort Government “So pusiek at. ence te purge the country of direct ac- | all material in the files of the tionists, over-zealous officials wil] | Depestment Gf Justics bearing trench on the rights of doctrin- — the case. a'-es, who are practicing with their C. To request the Adviso crusades toward socialism and other | ©O™m™ittee to supplement its re- modifications of the present ays-| POTt = order to clarify those tem quite within the law. vital points in it which have been The known agitators of the vio- seriously cmallenged. | lent type are stopped by the tmmi- There are at least two maior Sration screen; hence most of these | points which trouble deeply all mow in the country are among the serious students of the case. They aliens who have come in without | have been raised by the Spring- authorization. If the big industries | field Republican. ean be induced to co-operate to the The first deals with the testi- extent of refusing employment to | mony of Capt. Proctor, the expert people who cannot show their title | called by the State to testify as t® residence in the United States, to whether the mortal bullet had the bulk of them will be frozen | passed through Sacco’s gun. Proc-. out, in the opinion of officials of tor’s testimony from the record the Department of Labor. | reads as follows: | | Q. Have you an opinion as to LINDBERGH CONTINUES TOUR whether bullet No. 3 was fired | from the Colt automatic which is DETROIT, Aug. 12—Col. Charies in evidence, A. Lindbergh. continuing his na- A- I have. tion-wire air tour, tock off shortly What - your opinion? : before Soon today trom Ford Air-| sistent with Deine teed be ey, port for Grand Rapids, Mich. pistol. | Lindbergh flew alone tn the! The Advisory Committee com- “Spirit of St. Louiz™” A few min-| menting on this testimony says) utes after his hop-off, a Ford tri-/ that “It must be assumed that. plane carrying his moth-| the fury understood the meaning Evangeline L. Lindbergh.| of plain English words: that if | ne je tact, Capt. Proctor was of opinion that Sse cre ete 9 a REE AEN ae NR a gH ee STADE Bog tye) ty amie: - * x de wave et te a saniadines

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aa ERR Rr niakacremen nent yaar ggg PRR aR TI co taey * : fat . 6 ESS PATE ee | a ae mh, Pie ted % 2 ee. st — Ca 4 ee OS os CIARS COUSN WEN ATICLES LUUDIN ay of Final Ts PIAS DRESSMyge OF KILLING 4 t Shall . - ‘ pusly pro-| Climaxes Romance Whia™. Came With Her Exile” 4d i Worla ee by the Press and pass. Os. (New York Weta sf Post-Dispatch.) ri PARIS, Aug. 12.—A Pa Ro the late Czar Nicholas of usin ; articles | was married in Paris today me ¥ a his per-/ of the city’s lepding pre ‘ extrava-| Lucien Lelong, in the .culminasal, -. a a romance of exile. se, eneved; The bride is the Princess. ti “4 Willing Falsifier.” bsSibie ex- | Binion to | thalie Palei, daughter of the Grad ne RITICISED Duke Paul Alexandrovitecy - wa rs) Who / est uncle of the Czar. Her saat ’ REGARDING LETTER bames, jer was married morganatically .e sem the Grand Duke after hep Fhe > ’ bwed Mr. | vorced her. a dant Ordered a tae There were two i qT i R dh children ti, City—Koadhouse hich he | morganatic marriage, of thd 9 129 y r The el4e. =. ° on with | gaughter, Princess Izcne, ma & Keeper Murdered in Home a Russian Prince four yea a” : ME After Liquor Party. By Special Catle to the me : patch and New York Congrig&s, 1927 Publishing Je — Judge Calls Maid ——— cted him, | Princess Nathalie, who is 21 his Own | old, has been living in Paris 2 her sub-/her mother since the R wien! es. Mr. | revolution. ) 2 to write The | its | Bxgw ORLEANS, Aug. 12.— ing SLAYER OF THREE EXEC ~_ » Bernstein, who, with Mil- 4: to what | F. ies for mae, bas | By the Associated Prees, Z eed bY| HUNTSVILLE, Tex:, Aug. 19,0 | M. Snow, 50 years old, Stephensyina fa hes | woodchopper, silently went to hte & a oe death in the electric chair early toy an on the | 22% for the murder of Bernie Cons By ea bries | D2’ his 19-year-old stepson, ing. “fy distnissing Bernstein, the t several deserted ranch house in Decembep,’ @jgige caustically commented on r of the 1925. Snow later confessed A ‘we testimony against him given by intention | 2 #!8o killed his wite and mothers: Mpa Williams, a maid employed for the in-law and burned the bodies ing) i Werner. He characterized her é fireplace. : te P “4 willing croc a IT Loses $400 Diamo in ] ‘(elie said he could not believe her .f nds in Ho mg ’ c ; ‘n> | THDAY James E. Flynn of By petimony. The Willitzms woma: bd on An- 5 eeeteethiiieee ee roadhouse proprietor and St. Louisan, was discharged yay by Judge Arthur Char- following a preliminary cs = pe Oe has boulevard, a sh ‘ork eae told of threats against Wer- to the invitati oe Worker, yielde@ life which she alleged Bern- o the invitation of a stranger t at Prairi ‘ mus ale had made and of a reputed met a rairie and Easton avenuasaee= 1 aeth' sin. Wer early today “to step into the allegam piement that he wou i . and have a little drink,” he told - police. Instead of a bottle tha =~ r statements conflicted, the stranger drew a revolver from hig #" ge" Poygcangrc' mg ans hip pocket and robbed Flynn of a” t on, Oo no i¢ » Aug. 12. aay cele- trsary of bgraph. A’ tulatory a8 eit us . p ua Jones, a St. Louis gangster, | M. Snow Dies for Killing Stepsog _ wi been held in connection with » ia ee murder last April of Ted Wer. | | ; | ew York |Princess Nathalie’s Marse., T ‘Us | th s .¢ ot Ye | A) Bernstein Dis- | od in Werner Mur- | | to. blidge, the States, high in was pre- Harry diamond stick pin and a dlamond> of Bernstein's caliber would ring valued at $200 each. ' ¢; a maid with a secret of such nce to him. He would have RATS ; de insane to tell this woman he on spoke | a ee and MICE em going to kill Werner.” bgraph in Judge Charbonnet also referred i» failure of police to produce tin ‘i a letter said to have been Britten by the Williams woman to Following the Judge’s dis- al of Bernstein he was ordered By police to leave New Orleans, hine was cm @ Werner ran a roadhouse called tor. The/@ ¢ | . * BYictory Inn near this cify. He porded the. » @ ws shot to death in his apartment duced the f Bier following a drinking party. Edison re- | "i Orleans police had a theory today the “@ te Werner became involved with Z on his i & t who participated in a $99,009 a. gemtirobbery in New York and Miles. mer © Witthey killed him during a quar- Avene : tr the loot. an nour SU. R. TOOK FROM ge Alig ; -} GRRIDERS I ON ht on a) feed eine ee iu NTEREST Buttale GRE ELD GG §otax IT HASN'T PAID trip in &S eee ig a ea Rs = wa 4 ys oo ee By aa ued P Contin From Page One. @ argued by him after etti said ee of skates ot ae @e court had ruled on Dolan’s mo- told of the entering of judg- ? | X t @gainst the United Railway. t 4 jingle, ) e ».”” So to- ist ~ Bol e from lage ) | » On the . * Cz * ont a ; Principal and interest on the @i tax claim, and of the order ~gpite by Judge Faris May 25, re- he ing the interest claim to $35.- The argument for full in- Sarma gt at 6 per cent, on the ground aay 3 the receiver collected and & #, aside the amount, was then set ig The petition then guotes the -@ ts decree for the foreclosure which stated that no sale mould be confirmed “unless and mul there shall have been made ™ the creditors a fair and timely mecr of cash or a fair and timely ou T of participation in such cor- mration through stocks, bonds or 2 erwise,”’ #@ The Reorganization Committee. me petition stated, has offered the mY, in payment of its claim as = Wed by the court, two-thirds of bBhare of the preferred stock of = new St. Louis Public Service ~ for every $100 of its approved 4, OF at its option, $33.33 cash m each $100. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ___FRIDAY EVENING, Jealous, But No Murderess : ‘ MR TT A TTT ct ptt et satin } ‘Roy Griffith, Arrested in East St. Louis for Cash- ing Spurious $8 Check, Tells of Theft on Train. Although both Chicago and Last | | St. Lodis pdlice are skeptica! of the | veracity of Roy Griffith, who last ' night told East Side policemen that 'he had participated in a $107,000 a A ES OR ee ae ener ee ee ee ee ene ,an $86,000 necklace jewel robbery on a Pennsylvania | train out of Chicago last Feb- | ruary, he is being held in East) St. Louis pending a thorough in-| vestigation of his narrative. Besides severa] minor discrep- ancies in the story of his career, it also differs in an essential point from the report of the robbery | made by Mrs. Edward Hines, wife | of a wealthy Chicago lumberman | and philanthropist. Mrs. Hines reported of that only | matched | | pearls was stolen from her Pull-| man compartment. Griffith says, ' that he also got a $12,000 emer-| 'ald pendant -~—Pacific and Atlantic Photo. S. MARY B. WAITE, stewardess on the Atlantic liner American Trader, freed by a coroner’s jury in London of a charge of caus- ing the death of Lewis Fisher, refrigeration engineer of the ship. Mrs. slept going with other women. causes.” Waite admitted she had thrown acid in Fisher's face as he | , but said she did it only to mar his looks and keep him from | The jury found his death due to “natural | HUSBANDS OF SLAI SICTERS ARE SOUGHT St. Paul Police Think One Man May Aiso Have Been Mur- By the Associated Press ST. lice today delved further into gang war solve whose killings here to 11 during the last 18 months. The husbands of the two women, Mrs. and Mrs. Lillian Kooser, sought. shot to death in the Barrett home Thursday. Mrs. Barrett's Barrett, alias O’Byrne, alias Harry Morris, finance business here. investigating the possibility that he also may have been murdered. His automobile was found burned on a country road near here. Kooser, whose wife came here a few Minn.. to live with charged with grand larceny in con- nection with a jewelry store rob- bery at Blue Earth, Minn. been months. ago he*was acquitted on a bank thought to be in Canada. Police learned that one of the women was a friend of two women who were weeks ago in what was thought to have Girl Specia SALEM, Mass., Aug. 12.—A few days thorne Brooks of she supposed to be a cheap and gaudy ring. She wore it, much to the a thought it was worth about a dime. 'U, S. SUES FOR TAX ON BEER | ILLEGALLY MADE IN ILLINOIS ‘Claims $25,800 From Men and | Firms Convicted of New Athens Liquor Conspiracy. | United States District Attorney Baker filed two suits in Federal /Court at East St. Louts today in an | effort to colléét $25,808.49 alleged | to be due the Government as Iinter- nal revenue tax on beer made at the New Athens, Ill, brewery from Jan. 1, 1921, to July 1, 1925. Ten men were convicted of conspiracy) |in the operation of the brewery at! | East St. Louis last December. conspiracies in an effort tO; One of the suits is against th: | the murder of two sisters, | prg6hst Pure Food, Products Cor- | deaths brought unsolved | noration, which was convicted as | owner of the brewery and fined | $10,000 in the East St. Louis con- | 'spiracy trial, although its officers | years old,| were never identified. The othe: $5, are | suit is against the corporation and | The sisters were found! against George and Benjamia| | Probst, wealthy brotners convicted ‘in the trial. Ben Turcot, alleged | head of the corporation, and Ho. |! bart Miller and Ervin Gintz, Belle- | ville saloon-keepers, The Probst brothers are free on | bond pending an appeal from the | two-year sentences and $10,000 fines. Turcot was sentenced t)/| three months in jail and fined $1000. Miller and Gintz were sen- tenced to two years in prison an? fined $10,000 each. STONE WORKER KILLED IN 75-FOOT FALL FROM CHURCH dered in Auto. PAUL, Minn., Aug. 12.—Po- Ruth Barrett, 32 husband, James automobile Police are was in an months ago from Mankato, her sister, is He has at liberty on bail. Several Clarence Brinkbaus’ Death Result | of Derrick Giving Way While He Was Repairing Roof. Clarence Brinkhaus, 33 years old, a stone worker, of 2209A Warren street, was killed today in a T5- foot fall from the top of St. Jo- seph’s Croatian Catholic Church, -2122 South Twelfth boulevard, aft- ‘er a derrick hoisting a heavy stone ‘gave way. He died 45 minutes after he reached City Hospital. Brinkhaus was one of a group of workmen repairing the roof of the church. GIVEN 25 YEARS IN PRISON On his plea of guilty of a statu- | tory offense against his 12-year- | old daughter, John Kotyk, 45 years | old, of 1436A South Third street, | robbery charge. He is murdered here five been a bootleg gang feud. Thought It Was Cheap and Gaudy One. 1 to the Post-Dispatch. ago at a dance in the Haw- Hotel, Miss Jeannette Peabody, found what musement of her friends, who ' man who stole _ fense | rested yesterday. .an employe of her household. | to steal her jewels which he says he finally took from her bag while | up the; | berth in her compartment as the | train approached Dayton, O. | worked | the and miscellaneous | jewelry worth $9000. Mr. and, Mrs. Hines now are in Europe but, their son, Ralph, declared this| morning at their home in Evans- | ton that he was certainly only the necklace was stolen. Arrested Over $8 Check. In addition, East St. Louis po- lice regard it as unusual that 4 $107,000 worth of jewelry would descend to the cash- ing of a spurious $8 check—the of- for which Griffith was ar- Beyond that, his wife has been working as a dish- washer in an East St. Louis res- taurant. There is an intimation in Griffith’s story, however, that he was strapped for funds because of failure to negotiate for the return of the necklace. Griffith, who says he is 42_ years old, told detectives and a Post- Dispatch reporter he and his ac- complices, a man and a woman whom he named, were kept ad- vised of Mrs. Hines’ movements by He Said they rode on four trains with Mrs. Hines before he got a chance AUGUST 12, ‘Flyer fence H. | will attempt to drop two sacks of | / crew of five officers and men, her to start | will the porter was making “When she got back to Evan- Ston I called her and arranged to | meet her to discuss the return of the necklace for $10,000.” he said. “But she had me arrested and the | Evanston police took me off to a cell while the woman who had with me was only a few blocks away in an automobile with necklace. “Il . gave the name of Jean Marquis. The police had nothing on me and could get nothing even though they tried a lie detector apparatus on me, After I was released I hired a gunman as a bodyguard. Later I met Hines, an (insurance man and a jewel expert | by | promised to turn the necklace over appointment in Chicago and for $10,000. But the insurance man refused to promise me immunity and I decided not to try to give | it back.” Prisoner Is Fa-Convict. Griffith declared his male ac- complice now has the pendant while the woman has the necklace. He said he did not know where they were but that-he could get in touch with them. He was re- leased a year ago from a 15-year term in the Wisconsin penitentiary for forgery, he admitted. The information on Griffith’s supposed operations came from a man whom Griffith had given a3 a reference in cashing a check. Radiator Heat 1927_ : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Will Try to Drop » Mail On Leviathan’ ; i ; ‘Naval Aviator Will Overtake Liner 375 Miles : Out at Sea With Letters Posted Nine ours After Departure. Post-Dispatch Bureau, -0-25 Wyatt Building. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—On) Aug. 21, when the steamship Le- | Viathan is 500 miles east of New! York, outward bound, Lieut. Clar- | Schildhauer of the navy} mail onto her deck plane. Schildhauer will use one of the! navy’s largest seaplanes of the P. | N.-10 type. The plane will carry a | from an air- | full military complement. The ex-. periment is being undertaken at the suggestion of the Shipping | Board and through the co-opera- | tion of the navy and postoffice de- partments. Lieut. Schildhauer will take off. from Squantum, Mass., and plans | at daylight, Aug. 21. weather permitting. The Leviathan ' sai! during the forencon of Aug. 20. Nine hours later the New | York Postoffice will : mail aggre: Squantum two consignments of ting 100 pounds. The big vy plane will inter- cept the liner on her course at a point about 275 miles from Boston. It will fly at a speed of 85 miles an hour and is expected to make contact with the Leviathan about 9:30 or MW a.m. The pilot of the plane then will maneuver to gain a position above the decks of the liner and drop the mail sacks. The plane will immediately turn about and head for the air station at Squantum. Two scout cruisers and one destroyer will be stationed | on the course between Squantum and the positicn of the ship to as- HUGE SEARCHLIGHT CAUSES “SUNBURN” TWO MILES AWAY Beam From 1,385,000 Candle- | sist the navigator of the plane and | be on hand in an emergency. In announcing plans for the flight today, T. Douglas Robinson. | acting Secretary of the Navy, em- phasized the fact that it is purely experimental and that no attempt will be made to continue the serv- forward to ice now. OUT AFTER SEEKING | PAROLE FOR 3 IN : JACK DANIEL CASE | Continued From Page One. mus, wealthy Cincinnati bootlegger., who was the Government's siar'! witness in this cage. Marshall is said to have admit- 'ted to his superiors that he bor- rowed this money from Conners, but that it was a personal loan ini had no connection with the Jack Daniel case. In delving into this transaction,- the board got an ad- mission from Marshall that ke wrote the letter from Seattle in pe- half of Foley, while Conners was visiting him in that city. Conners had been associated with Remus, and Remus with Landon and Luck- ing in the whisky business After the hearing, Marshal! was excluded from the room and the investigators decided to ignore his application for promotion and per- mi. him to resign from the Goveri- ment service, Marshall, whose whereabouts is not known here in the Prohibition Unit, could not be found for a statement. EX-EMPLOYE CONFESSES ROBBING COAL MAN’S HOME Attempt of Arthur Blackmore to Greet Carl W. Wiedner, Former Worker, Solves $175 Theft. Arthur Blackmore, of 3515 North Twenty-fifth street, propri- etor of a retail Coar and Ice busi- ness, stopped on North Broadway near Bremen avenue yesterday af- ternoon to greet an old employe, Carl W. Wiedner. Wiedner started running, Blackmore took out after him and caught him after a chase of several blocks. “Please don’t send me back to the workhouse,” Wiedner pleaded, Blackmore told police. Blackmore said he had no idea what Wiedner meant until he mentioned a rob- bery of Blackmore’s home on June 20, 1926, when $175 in clothes and jewelry were stolen. Tnen Black- more recollected Wiedner, whom he employed as an ice wagon help- er several times, had left him sud- denly on the day of the robbery. Blackmore took him to the Fifth District Police Station. There Wiedner confessed the police announced. Forger Gets Two 5-Year Terms. Two concurrent five-year peni- tentiary terms were imposed today on Fred Smith, 36 years old, a Negro ex-convict, on his plea of guilty of forging two checks to- taling $28.45. Mark Willis Ellis, 2i-year-old Negro, received two concurrent six-year sentences when he admitted robbing two stores. robbery, | SELDEN-BRECK GETS JOB OF COMPLETING COURTHOUSE Bid of $2,656,202 Wins Contract for Remainder of Work on New Civil Structure. Contract for completion of the new Civil Courthouse at a cost of 2,656,202.60 awarded the Selden-Breck Construction Co., by the Board of Public Service. It is expected wor w''' be started by Sept. 10. The steel frame work of the building was completed several days ago. The work to be done by the con- struction compcny will bring the building to completion, with the exception of 12 rooms, which will not be finished at this time. The remaining portions of the :‘ruc- ture will. be ready for installation of furnishings when the work pro- vided for in the bid is completed. Through several minor changes in specifications, a total of $59,896 will be saved, members of the Board said. These changes include $17,586 through changing the type of windows to be used; $34.810 by using aluminum {“stead of s° eet lead for th*- -*«~-7 *6500 through elimination of a proposed circulat- ing ice water system. FIRE FIGHTERS GO ON STRIKE By the Associatead Press. today was WILLIAMSON, W. Va., Aug. 12. | —With firemen on strike because | of a pay dispute, Mayor Hatfield | today ordered members of the Wil- liamson police force to respond to any fire alarms. EXCURSION STEAMERS JS -’ STPAUL power Device Visible 200 Miles. Special! to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-—The world’s greatest searchlight, the 1,385,000,000-candlepower beam of which is visible 200 miles, will be flashed on at Charlottesville, Va., next Tuesday night, it is announced by the General Engineering and Management Corporation here. The light, “as bright as the sun at) ; ’ ; high noon” and capable of produc- | ing the effect of sunburn at a dis- tance of two miles, is said to be five times more powerful than any ever used before. The crater arc, when the 17,200 watts is turned on to give the light its full power, will be “the hottest spot on earth,” rising to a temperature of approximately 33.,- | 000 degrees Fahrenheit. | | Tests will be made. including a ; ‘ | ' ; check on certain phases of the Ejin- | stein theory and on the current conception of the speed of The exhibition will Affairs, now in session at the Uni- versity qf Virginia. The Virginia Public Service Co., will sponsor the exhibit. PRISONER SAID TO CONFESS ; ' ; | | | ' t ' | HOLDING UP TWO GROCERS Charles Douthitt. 23, Admits Rob- bing Kr&ger Supervisors of $686, Police Announce. Police announced today _that Charles Douthitt, 23 years old, rooming at 4369 Delmar boulevard, had confessed holding up two Kro- ger store supervisors, taking $686 in cash and checks. One supervisor, Albert C. Hilde- brand. was held up June 28 as he left a store at 3206 South Grand boulevard and was compelled to drive the robber to Hamilton and Waterman avenues, where he was robbed of $370. Delbert Bowen, another supervisor, was hela up July 30 in front of a store at 403 North Euclid avenue and forced togdrive the robber to Lake and Waterman avenues, where he was robbed of $216 and $100 in checks. A warrant charging robbery was issued. light. |.» » sort or any amount standing be in connec- | ioe ‘ tion with the Institute of Public | a ‘this court BARS BONDSMEN WIT FORFETURE RECORD Judge Rosskopf Anhountes Rule in Rejecting C. L. Owen | as Security for Bail. = 4 Thé strictest ruling on the qualf« fications of professional bondsmed ever lald down by a St. Louls Judge was voiced today by Circuit, Judged Harry Rosskopf when he demanded that all bondsmen signing bondg in his court have clean recéfds of #6 forfeitures, (larence L. Owen. a professional bondsman, presented qualifications showing a $1000 forfeiture which had been reduced to judgment last November. “Yon can't stgen bonds in this court.” Judge Rosskopf told him. The bondsman protested that he had the forfeiture under appeal and declared he had been signing bonds for 15 years without the State’s losing a penny. “That maRes no difference,” the Judge deciared. “Henceforth 'bondsmen who have forfeitures of ; i ' them against them cannot sign bonds in Judge Rosskopf, a former Ase sistant Circuit Attorney and tormer member of the Board of Educte tion, came to the criminal bench in July and took over Courtroom j No. 12 at the Municipal Courts Building. It has been the practico of many Circuit Judges te allow bondsmen with forfeitures against to sig large amounts of bonds a notable instance beinge Cir- cult Judge Ittner. who permitted | Sam Arky to sign more than $19@.- 000 worth of bonds, when he was worthless as a surety. OLDEST NOTARY RELICENSED Maurice McKeag, 89, Has Held a Certificate Since 1867. Maurice McKeag, 89 years old, of 1604 North Eighteenth street, who has been practicing law in St. Louis since 1869. received his sixteenth notary public certificate teday by the Circuit Clerk's office. The life ' of a certificate is four years. Mc- 'Keag received his first certificate In | 1867, and has had it renewed at the end of every four years since. McKeag says he is the oldest no- tary public in point of service in St. Louis. He obtained a Meense to practice law on March 4. 1369 Stenography’s Value to You Entering Wedge—In seeking employment a thorough training in stenography provides you with an “entering wedge.” Promotion—You ;work with executives; and if you make good, recognition of your ability is sure to follow. Contacts—You come in direct contact with the officials of your company. The value of these contacts cannot be overestimated. Fall Classes Are Now Forming—Send for Catalog Today Rubicam Business School 4931-33 Delmar eo aga FOrest 3469-75 S. Grand Boulevard LAclede 0440 Did You Ever See Such Tire Values? Heavy 4-Ply Factory Firsts Throughout our stores you will find won- derful values like these, and remember —o ~ ; va % ge P) hs FLL HEE ROPER eM " shies a am ; 7 ; i py © - Be ey 2 REI oe : oa LS POE rt ay 2 ok SERRE | pit bid Re eine RAE ae oye ent ONS mn ed, oti es Peer . o mS os " peer tntertweDenpnnay 4 eRe, aan Men bee arthles ah « sttennanad’ ) 4 ° ~~ - . - . oo Ty ery nce - age dees. Teepe. WEEROS cone Plow it “" Litt VR nee AP Men, Lee. 0: . F 3 > garitt re te . tele ‘ K ‘ y Z . x a . G : ‘ eine , - : Paton as ava Se © ight 9% Sie apreetere pitts palling ‘ Nt . —— NRE oe 4 * pio : oy - oe - ; bs tne ee sonic ey ane ee ne rin As aON Lys Ome Bip hee AAA NOS aprile) he Se are wom “its eatin Pep tien eterTr- i * soe? “>, . ere Fs a eet Ete ‘Entered 62 sevont ctacs metter J ta VAN St the Post-oflice at St. Louis, ter by the Board of Al- | but you don’t have to go around | sa se rn legal authority. }spetted with pimples and eruptions | son's Ointment. Just a few applications | whether the offer to the city an. and vour skin clears up and roughness to other unsecured creditors Wa) jong testify. Al druggists. GOc for big box. For FREE sample. write Peterson’ referred and common : . R vit aes " | = An estimate on your requirements 5 “two or three pounds” of docu- | t 3 RESTORO leet ric Magnetic ments bearing on the case, while gf gi, Beit ix # positive help. M FEF m pee. j " . L. J. UELLER Furnace Company 7026 MANCHESTER AVENUE $851 EASTON AVENUE f PREK TREATMENT. Open . a : nage : | ee Pes tocoeen teens 1A Sk ie ee eee a. 10) ge ies a i ti 1504 SOUTH JEFFERSON AVENUE 6500 MAPLE AVENUE _ a . | en: oS @ Pixmerth: 9 1. M. te i oa or. M. ef (115 Neer. Phone: i Lindel! 3008 ed his vacation te come here for the hearing. | ‘ —not if you're wise and use I am concerned with determining | | disappears. Quickest and beet remedy. mil- fair, comparably with the provi- Ointment Co.. Room E165. Buffalo. N. Y. | Judge Faris said he nad read 5. Ne@rwOusness without obligation | : — 2910 NORTH GRAND BOULEVARD 3334 SOUTH GRAND BOULEVARD on his way here from St. Paul, ans | Send for our free bowklet or cali _ th eat Ofer: G4 te OP. M., ; » Lindell 3138 : : ae : and Monday. The juage interrupt. | 4246 Forest Park BI. 120 DELMAR BCULEVARD iit AV. and WASHINGTON BL. 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ee aie k: 2G ANIA iar igi et pls Ailes iD cm sagen © 1. kee Cgc! ie AGREE! 4S 2 om het Sam far egaee a i a OEE TT EEL Ut RN NTE ORT ous sc 4, " wae . ens 3 - Seat yee ve PARE MS . a. CAR 255 po Bie ice wee o-4 - Lite, Poe, I RB a Se ar aR eee aaa eine ‘nepali’ Ae ee wee et ee. ay . iat x" ee as” Sr a .. Se , 7 SO tp RN PNM OUEST SS MEADE Ne IN AN ns BRT ERS LIME ey! 4 PAGE 4 : COMMITTEE INDORSES REED, REJECTS PRAISE: Fifteenth District Democrats Urge Instructed Missouri ~ Delegation for Senator. Special to the Post-Dispa‘ch. JOPLIN. Mo., Aug. 12.—Senator James A. Reedc’s supporters for an instructed delegation from Mis- souri for him for the Democratic presidential nomination encoun- tered their first obstacle yesterday at a meeting cf the Democratic Congressional Committee of the Fifteenth District. The Reed forces won the skirmish, but only after being forced to accept amend- ments to their resolution of in- dorsement which materially modi- fied it. The Congressional] district meet- ing was dominated by Reed forces, under the leadership of Frank L. Lee, @ Joplin attorney, who had collected many proxies. The pur- pose of the meeting was to recom- mend to the Democratic State, Committee a successor to G. F. : Newburger, a member of the State | Committee, who has removed from | the State. Lee was successful in | : ston having voted for the Repub- lican nominee for President in 1920. Grayston that he was a ocrat, was accepted as such by the com- mittee. As originally offered the resolu- tion indorsing Reed praised him for “faithful service to the party,” declared that he had worked “con- stantly in its interest,” and son-'| tained an assertion that he would add strength to the ticket in Mis-. sourl, Under the leadership of Mrs. F.| L. Bradley of Joplin, vice chairman of the Jasper County Democratic | Committee, © the ceeded in having these stricken from the resolution, which | in ite final form merely indorsed | Reed and asked for an instruct od opposition suc-| and he features) } delegation from Missouri. * Another resolution former Gov. Gardner for the nom-| after | that had been adopted, supporters | ination for Governor, but of other candidates obtained a blanket indorsement for the samc nomination of Francis M. Wilson | of Kansag City, State Senator Mc-| Cawley of Carthage, Hunter of Cape Girardeau, Al Gos-, sett of Kansas City, Dr. A. W.! Stephen B. Nelson of Bunceton, Samuel W. Fordyce of St. Louis and Col. Ben- | nett Clark of St. Louis. Burned in Wax Explosion. Ray Hoffman, secretary to Po- lice Inspector Walton, was badly burned about the eyes last mid- having named George J. Grayston inight when sealing wax exploded of Joplin, who was opposed by a [while he was helping his wife can minority of the committee on the ‘peaches in their home at ground of party irregularity, Gray- Quincy avenue. 5216 S EE OE a venient service. “A> * ; ed Fe Oe ee Foe ae ee a - — = - icbasics 1486 Ave. -— = re ee ee ee ee oe ee hme mae = eo 7 > y " ’ ' ' i! ,! 4 } ‘ } } yy ;' ; Py ,* i! ' r it > ‘ " ,! »! ;' ,* i! i! ,' 1 ae - MONEY AT RATES That are not only legal but reasonable ‘on The Morris Pian—with a year to pay _ and the weekly, or monthly : privilege—from an established mdustrial fe banking institution with a reputation for : fair dealing and prompt, courteous, con- Investigate 1 you borrow INDUSTRIAL LOAN Co, 1 7% CHESTNUT STREET pe i repayment 3616 South Geand Bivd. Pe. West Florissant Ave. Pr aen sie teint, CREDIT YOU’RE SAFE When You Buy Here ONLY ORIGINAL GOODRICH SILVERTOWNS . AND TUBES --a* Par GARGOYLE MOBILOIL OIL | We Are Pleased to Announce the Opening of Our New and Improved Vulcanizing Plant Bring along your License Certificate for Identifica- tion if convenient. You can buy tires here “ SaisOS wisetet thurs to's: lean on your ace. — OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY MORNINGS REENE 32° 6 South Grand Bi. ea ee indorsed : Ei ee -_ ae AS RSENS oe ON BI Na Tea — - erste eteenety ee _— Ah ee a Lh os A sO OM A I Oe . i ee AO ea SR ee le RR ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ve assurances -¢- ~ ~ —~—— a — eee ar SS See eee en iadienieiedeimesiniete enema ae ee a en A A pt le. - fe OA A ee eS ere a Bee - > a £. 4} OLIVE AT SIXTH a had » LS — AL A ALAA LEO Many regular lines of Men’s Furnishings, Straw Hats, Shoes, Summer Suits and Wool Suits substantially re- duced toclearourstocks for fall merchandise! = Qe >: Athletic Union Suits Broken lines and discontinued numbers in all sizes from 34 to 56. Sleeveless, quarter-sleeves, knee lengthsand three-quarterlengths. $2.00, $2.25 and $2.50 QUALITIES ‘1.45 $1°&*1* qualities $1.10 $1” & *1*% qualities 75c , Men's Hosiery GROUP NUMBER ONE Siiks—Silk Mixtures—Fine Lisles 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 OUALITIES 55° 250 dozen desirable patterns and new colorings in silk, lisle mixtures and silk-and-rayon mixtures. GROUP NUMBER TWO 230 Dozen $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 & $2.50 Silks*: Imported Lisles«*+Silk Mixtures 95° The most beautiful patterns and colorings produced this season to sell regularly at $1.00, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50. . . Now 95c $3° French Lisles $2.65 Gam mD-- Pajamas Whites, Plain Colors, Fancy Pat- terns. About one hundred dozen suits to be closed out... .all sizes 34 to 56—Good assortment. $2.00 qualities ..$1.65 $2.50 qualities ..$1.95 $3.00 qualities ..$2.35 $3.50 qualities ..$2.95 Breken Lines of Higher Priced Pajamas Reduced 20%, Grom: 2094 Pairs of Bostonian Shoes $7 Bostonians . . $6.45 $8.50, $9,$10 .. $7.75 $10 Bostonians . $8.75 Tan and Black Calf Oxfords—Tan Scotch Grains. Sport Shoes, Conerentiee Styles. Young Men's Styles. . . . Regular Stock. Special Group ~ $12.50 Values Church Oxfords $9.85 Tags and Blacks. Sport Shoes— Business Shoes. Scotch Grain—Smooth Leathers. ctal Lot ~ $14.00 Values Oxfords $11.75 Tans & Blacks -SportShoes “Street Shoes FRIDAY a AUGUST eel 1927 - - ste -— — the — a ae 4. eo 2s” Dag Me, we. ee, oe. ae. en a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ou, a, TEE, a, Oe ee, ge. eee J i at tale De. Pre nin ite in “ld Ream tire ta te 4 ni oe of 7 ol ol -. m SF. = m . Semi-Annual $50 WOOL SUITS $ Included are many Hickey-Freeman suits and Boyd’s other hand tailored suits. All models ’ 7 One and two trouser suits’ 77 Four piece suits »*” Light and dark shades. All are suitable for Fall and Winter Wear. te hd All Linen Suits ‘1675 $20 - $25 $30 Linens One and two-trouser suits. Many with vests. 300 Summer Sutts $40 - $45 - $50 Values Fiannels — Tri-plys — Tropicals. . Some with two trousers hs Other Summer Clothing tioned is Substantially Reduced! Hickey-Freeman Porostyle and Summerspun Suits Excepted White and Colored ~ SHIRTS ~ Regular stock—full cut; well tailored—desirable patterns and fabrics. Collar attached—neckband and collar to match styles No charge for sleeve alterations. $2.00 qualities - Now, priced $1.60 Piece suits .. --.. all sizes 1332 to18.... $2.50, $2.85 & $3.00 qualities $2.20 $3.50, $3. 75 & —" 50 qualities $2.85 BOY’S FURNISHINGS 135—$1.50 & $2 Colored ae 100—$2.50 & $3 Colored eee. oc $1.65 33—$1.50& $2WhiteSport Blouses, short sleeves . 9§e 36—$4.00 and $5.00 White Sport Blouses. . .$2.3§ 40—Broadcloth Union MG occ eee 85c BOY’S AND STUDENT WOOL SUITS 110 Suits—6 to 15 years $15.00, $17.50 & $20. 00 qualities ...... $13.50 $22.50 and $25.00 Boy’s Suits—sizes 6 to 18 ea is oe ek $15 ) ~ 250 Summer Sutts ‘245 $30 and $35 Values Tropical worsteds, flannels, mohairs. All regular stocks. ‘34> Two and three Not Men- 3 for $4.50 3 for $6.25 3 for $8.00 65—$1.00 & $1.50 Colored Sport Blouses..... 75¢ 20—$2.50 & $4.00 Colored Sport Blouses. ..$1.95 70—$4.00 & $4.50 Broad- cloth Pajamas. $2.45 —— & $2.00 Student Pe $1.00 $30 & $37.50 Boy’s Suits sizes 6 to 18 years. $21 $25& $30 Student Suitsfor Students 16 to 21.. $18 $35.00 and $40.00 Student a gE: $25 { ba nay ap - — a os ae ym een Sean — pagneemene . > & CLEARING SALE | CLOTHING WOOL SUITS~SUMMER SUITS ~ BROKEN LINES ~ BUT ALL FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK~EXTREME REDUCTIONS TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW FALL STOCK Six Hundred ~ $55 ~$60 ~ $65 ~$75 Colored Shorts _ Reduced! New track drawers; plain & faney, $1° & *2 qualities 95e — $1° & *1* qualities 75e pre SO Sr ae : ‘ ed - idle ee : ; z aa, j 4 * Z White mercerized ribbed lisle and mesh weave track shirts. For wear with the new track drawers, — 75c lines 3 for. . $1.95 $! lines 3 for. . ed ++ Giles Doe Neck wear Four-in-hands—and Bow Ties $1.00 neckwear ..70e) » $1.25 neckwear..95e~* $1.50 neckwear $1.15 $2.00 neckwear $1.35. $2 & $3 neck wear $L.85 $3° & 54" neck wear $2.45 $5 & 56" neck wear $3.65 Handkerchiets Salesman’s samples and odd lots 35c and 50c fancy cam- brics “— oe a. $1 & $175 Fancy French hand rol- Linens (274225) «+ ° $1.50 Fancy French — Pe Linens (i"iom) e+» SSC OE $2 & §$2° Fancy French Linens ....... $1.45 50c White handker- chiefs (SSidieas eee 35¢ All Fancy Silk Hand- chiefs Reduced 20% Gt met Sweaters Reduced! $8.00; $9.00 and $10. Coat Sweaters $4.95 $15; $18; and $21 Coat Sweaters $6.85 Medium weights— good patterns all sizes 34 to 46. ++ Orem n>. Bathing Suits All $4.00 and $4.50 Bathing Suits . $2.95 All $5.00 Bathin SUitS ss oo so Oe All $6.00 Bathin SUITS. ss cs 2 Oe All $7, $7.50 and $8.00 Bathing Suits . $4.95 All »>- Straw Hats Formerly $3.50, $5.00 $7.00 to $10..$2.95 $8.00, $10.00 and $12 esate. ccs cu « Se ea nn oe as a oe eo a ne a a on “ST. LOUIS’ GREATEST STORE FOR MEN” ~ BOYD-RICHARDSO oe a er eae Read! LIBERAL | ALLOWANCE > / FOR YOUR . CLD FURNITURE ie S mail likey f) Yourself—and i Try one cake at o HOR the first time you canb ) real Cook-Book Cake - grocer’s. A cake that has an hom to-goodness “home-made” becauseit’ ee Recipe, just as though you baked it right in your own ie Please accept our offer and 6 We call this tempting Lemon Loaf. It’s a rich, gol sponge loaf—moist, ighand : Then it has a thick t r icing that is delicately £ vi with trie lemon. Slices conver ois into 10 rich servir che home-made lemon flavor. Ty ; tonight. ‘ aE To give this cake its ‘ taste, wemnaksdeee mui F a tested Cook-Book Re = oe lowed to the letter. ; wrapper you wil find the & vn Ecc Furr Lemon LOAP —

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. n » * ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927___ —___ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ _ PAGE 3 = SLU after threatening them. eld a : a 7 : |ciency in the techn = ££ Fr PB te ical phases of |miners from picketing the property |mining company, declared union TO ae ae » EE. A ee pe a js OPEN EVENINGS Open Saturday to 6:30 Pp. M. ————= PHONE wr ‘ STATE GUARDSMEN modern warfare. After an infor- lof the Coshocton Mining Co. was | pickets interfered with non-union |the mine would continue te ee APPOINTMENT GARFIELD 6662 3 mal reception at headquarters, he | tH ease ‘miners employed there and per-jon a nonunion basis under The : f departed for Fort Riley. jcontinued by Judge J. C. Daugh- ‘guaded several of them to quit |protection of the restraining order. Ross Mei fi Sit eds erty at the completion of testimony Ae mo my & Co= 1105-07-09 INJURED BY GRENADE cxcems Rai Ags Piccctne. lin Common Piess Court. ‘he tem- ST ene } E - LON, O., Aug. 12.—A |porary order w : TRAVEL ) Clive | 7 owe, oft : — | . restraining order preventing union | Edward Patton, manager of the : , - ; Sergt. J. G. Helber of St. Louis | «. arn : P ‘ t. FT | , ee re ee -RICHARDSON a — ' aby Ho * whos pn hae oe aliaat fad x Bes eh sea eda ey , jad D t Enya tas sab * > soe red Ae te TAT at: “te es Viet pe geek, 56>) head a mpeta; reals eee ae : P ‘ 439 at Systran: eee ica LEE ae Moment mae ates Hanwha se pian toa POOR ve a a > eee we em eee a ee ol Pe th At crgy TER RON BONERS. 2 gn ASS iat * soyeed ey : . ee ‘ ~~ Ogg RS ie * i sis inne a Ne ba ro . . A ‘ “ 7 v4 xe - -f " ~ ee +. ~_. paces ees Le np tenia tong t wot nae . - em — a “ nf) te x ; . : et 53 th, oct Hee: ER ns, say ke Mie ah als es paar BE : BRE a x : : % » . 4 ; : ¥ : 5 * } ee a ne ee a ae ee ee al Pod MO a ly 2 DIRE HE . foo - ne ‘° aattttiiinsSeny ‘ c c . “ o~ ay ~ oo RED Wy tag aoa oey ta : “ juries received yesterday in the |} Miller Non-Skid, | Miller Non-Skid, by Goodyear, HIGH-GRADE Southern Illinois Penitentiary. phosphorus grenade. Gentyees Lie” tm a > : hands and, back by ving, frag: i RUE aiivs[Retslirasy co emtpee At at : Ne phosphorus while he an 3. eather . .$18.45 : / Good hotels and restaurants. The others injured, none seri- JEFFERSON 1180 to Save Delay ‘in Shippine ’ om JEFFERSON 1180 ously, are D. A. Owens, ee | Reliable Auto Tire Company Take Route 3 at east approach of Free $17.4 Helber was burned on the arms, | @ weather $15.45 6.45 Fisk Non-Skld. 30x34 wally a $5.75 P EEE the others were being trained in The Above Tires Are Seconds but Will Not Affect F ° : ree tourists’ camp. ‘ | : ’ rf An amazing Living-Room Outfit ait ay at Grove; Oran Brown, Chillicothe; | , a - Ate offering. Just think!—A com- on A ee" a a A - |i 3117-3119 LOCUST ST . ° ed Shorts ‘= “2 3 We Mack Skully, Charleston, and F.| hidindhs at GUE bee Gold oor Gh ‘tea ¢ Bridge. 64 miles—concrete all the way. 4 hij 14.95 $ premature explosion of a wW hite United States, United Stat one. : ates, [United States, | Ieeitier Non-Skid, CORD TIRES : Fort Gage, Kaskaskia and many ect OE 7.75 chemical warfar®. All Mail Orders Must Be Accompani plete Living-Room at an astound- i - " , Gt , L/?] C. Wade, Kansas City. Free Service at Our Store—Inner Tubes Repaired Free ing low price! Outfit comprises We Deli 2 e Jiver t » ; ‘ree the phosphorus could Oo Heir mera 6 All Parts of the City Free of Charge : a ; | \ ‘ = a ‘ : fs . , es Se” 2-picee davenport suite (choice = Before duced! a & : of club or wing chair), beautiful 12 weekly ye 7% cause any serious burns by remain- and All Day Sundays to Serve Our Customers FO' ead : oe p | bat ; ing fixed to the skin, Lieut. Pat- ‘ davenport or occasional table, latrge mirror, the magazine brs- ket, nttractive table lamp and floor lamp, the book drawers; plain & fancy. -> . 4 rack end table, and pair of book ends, = qualities 95c 7 PBs 1* qualities 75c¢ et B a ii}Read! Realize! And Save! ck Shirts 3 4@ LIBERAL | : — TERMS — rick F. Craig, in charge of the group, hac rushed them to quar- ters in the camp ambulance and applied a special treatment pre- pared for such an emergency. The men were preparing for a sham battle set for today in bri- Ferme gade maneuvers. Howitzers, one- pounders, machine guns and gas | to were to be used to cover the ad- \vance of more than 2000 men | § af wrcerized ribbed lisle and t | @ ALLOWANCE > : chnetuienae \datden tite 94 : cS = save track shirts. For - FOR YOUR | ; ager oo Se jot | _ wT? ) ae ot: tha Seventh “Corps! S « Cc ras 8 lh the new track drawers. i ‘ | a GLD | 50 MILES i | Area, including Missouri, inspect- 7 ) 7 Olive Street ; | Guard | pt I en ee eee et AEN ne Sir oat Nab OR Af MeL 1 aE PIA Aline ICMR etal’ . a pace oF he hs P PM Pe 6 ‘ “” Wee eats she: aiden tae Shale Anetetnsr, 2es8 3 for $e $1.95 p : 4 FURNITURE / FURNITURE & MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS : FREE DELIVERY ed the Missouri National ey yesterday for the first time since pct ee Me seesax 110511071109 OLIVE ST. pares a D 2 Cash po. | E i led the guardsmen on their profi- 1a monds er Wa tches kwear h-hands—and Bow Ties ‘ | 6 9 A - S P ‘ “neckwear,.70Oc. | 0W-—a new cake | th nnhiversary pec ais . a Ee Wh b id a ° made hi YOM a Cook / B 00k Recipe BRA | 69-yearold Loftis reputation? ce Aunirenans |Special Bargain! . in SSS RY Uy neckwear..95c Sale during August illustrates the unusual values SY A — ih & Pn a ne RN phe ne yee aos ot te > ‘. “ os ay — — . on. we 7 bree -etendhatis : prs ae hy oP A " pas: SS we ee ne Oem eye ree * se ili ore ‘ tte Mine ot ; y Are w - py ss oe omapeeng einer aie ae 6 © RE. Ein agemnn as : » - — ERENT AIT HO a ee ee ee Co REAL eee Nee ta eR DI sey i S eran ro ~ + eon > ~ - “> e a Sees wees we alg . al everse . ra es . . . : 5 ‘ se a — 5 net pie «dhe ewe PS Sire i ote onto RINE 8 Rak cme ne ee ee —— ap eh netgspall he wes ee ee at “ nee - mae pom — ~ are Devine ee meen yn chip ty oy “ Bo AE HEN HOE IRS » “ $v FE Cw 5k pend pean dete : enone POOL ape er, * haem mesh ma i eS wi inky wae 4 = — : nad Moy fe gi ids AN v v, ee +8 . . . neckwear $1.15 neckwear $1.35 3” neckwear $1.85 3 , E22 ; you can get here. Genuine Diamond Rings, $25 WN “yes TENN : up, Wrist Watches, $10.65 up. Strap Watches, TA Ns w\ War SS | war ay es $6.90 and up. Fancy semi-precious stone-set jew- WY) ) a SF: : ¥ \ . . WW sc \\) ~ Se 5, A I\ AS 4” neck wear $2.45 OAs Geta | suit your requirements. SPECIAL DISCOUNTS Diamond Wrist W : ns ee. : i : Hh : Le A magnificent watch at a phe- UL ——," way ES * i ee A “oy | lid 18-k CRE. ° ° _ pore 9 — ee — : ee I 3 * | white fol 4 ie seach AN Mo Philadefphia. Later he married into a famous Quaker wee = ——= * , Mp - : dT) Dinner —WoeAw iy family of that city. This firm is conducted on broad, “er ~~ ~ “ ‘ight ‘ % si a», vasdethcnas Task ass EL tn cc Sad phan Secedaaetinatiananinniigneananaiiaiiamaaeataa te * . ee ae te. ee oe ee ‘ae 4 x x - nies he cat ~. a = OR Ue 5 a ee ee ee ee Ta, . = oe Ya up-to-date, American policies and we are at all times a ! 4 | $69 [1 PX personally interested in our customers and desirous of 5: | helping them in every way. A visit to a Loftis store : in any city will give you a new understanding of our service. Exact recipe with | | To" ‘2X each cake | 4 17-Jewel Elgin Watch | 4» SSP - " 12 Size ] t’s . . i | a, B+ rae Ne \]/ x) : White gold filled 20-year quality i made like you d make t : Seth Thomas Clock \ | LEA YD ior 608 cae rey A — San SS Tambour Style cially priced at.... : Yyoursel{—and it tastes like it, too a, — ee a oie «Sat PS ; , ANY} i : Price Good Only While Limited = + ge* ‘eee “dhn* a * . , >5.00 Bathin ; sf ae just as though you had see that this is a real |Cook - Book Cook-Book Cakes |] & Ape 7 hiss. YW, _ beauty. Rv $ 1 5 0 f | nn | | ...... oan s] — ed it right in your own kitchen. Cake—that it must be baked with 3 4 sts : thee ea . $100 | ) +O. Ly Diamond Wedding Rings || | ut : | ease accept our offer and see. purest cream, freshest eggs and ~ To give you delicious vari- | tite $c ee? g2.50 = Week ‘ : f: Beautiful wedding rings in solid |] - $6.00 Bathin butter, and the best grade of sugar, ety, we have perfected 6 || (qa Sm la Ra LY | ee ssi” sa | We call this tempting new cake ER | Pung avoring extract different kinds of Cook-Book | Lemon Loaf. It’s a rich, golden, pastry flour and fi 8 Cakes, all made from tested “ees Ses from $22.50 Up 7,$7.50and$8.00 iy | sponge loaf—moist, light and fluffy. to taste so good. oi, Se aga | ag a ial 2 . . 3 ,ligntan ully. oo oo ecipes. The | The mart Set | res of t] ning Suits . $4.95 } «Then it has a thick butter-cream ‘This is true of all Grennan Cook- recipe is packed with each ||] Community Tableware 3B $ Featu ur | 69th Anniversary Sale icing that is delicately flavored Book Cakes. one. The names of these | Tile “mart Set” Serve can be at . . cll z Y 9 0 pieces o P es withtrielemon.Slicesconveniently Money back if you aren’t satished sist saniniel tniien, Casas ol crate, Gemiicms: Groewener, Bird o . Bae Wie Dement | . Soli e ings oe Orem mD-- . 29 a . mows below Try we Consnntis Tableware. your B 41] , BI White Di cade Set Sa Paradise or Hampton Court. am ; # : . s - . . i s e mi | Se nit | > a into 10 rich servings—delicious Your grocer now has 6 delicious genuine Cook-Book Cakes— are fully guaranteed by the maker as a ancy OV o well as by us aw Hat qj gm «bome-made lemon flavor. Try one varieties of Cook-Book Cakes. Try all thriftily priced. And |[| 32! MP'ustout ad ats a, Sment. one. If you don’t agree that it is every one is sold with a aida mi > ‘a . money-back guarantee. \ 4 ihe— tl delicious—and thatit has 12 Teaspoons 6 Dinner Forks é ao A : ; 0 to $10 age $2.95 . To give this cake its “home-made” a real home-ma« e¢ tas “RVERY BITE | Knives. Stain: ¢ Gece tects aM NBS LS cain Fe — >. CE Case is solid nickel—antarniche- ef i . the unused portion and get your “ee ngs a Re Bi COGIOe Pie ee ple. Leather cep ond meen eat ge «taste, wemakeitasyouwould.From back. We want you to do A DELIGHT | port i eg wi, Ais Be ~ * buckle. Fitted with reliable Swiss ~ 4 . as . , Terms: $1.00 a Wee org ef 5 bene Vf 7k | a tested Cook-Book Recipe—fol this. We will repay your grocer. iy eames uae } q | lowed to the letter. (Inside each Panamas @ & Wrapper you will find the exact GRENNAN BAKERIES, Inc. Leghorns 5, = 3 See Our Store - we ce | NY — — te — Windows for sw 4 Diamond ; a 4 | ‘ Until 6 30 Pp M. a ), $10.00 and $12 GRENNAN —iirrmacortare || Sree RF WG 7) saturdays Unt 9:90 - » $5. ; @. Sitver WALNUT vi 2D C BUTTER RING - and Sz te Call or write for ete ow = 7 LEMON LOAF 0 0 Th 0 4 fh JELLY ROLL : Lowest PM ne i 3 Phone MAin 0546 or O54T 4 te 4 SN @ 20, GB. tae ssi ee Otis : apo e.. ae eee SE A a

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FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST f, 1927. nap rE 2g Sa Ren aa ee RD WES My orig vf Av Poms: — aN . . . WEL VQ ~ s —— é is WED tf) Af, 4h, f YY VY) ; Ms Uy 4 J . Prait Shouk —_—_———— TOMATOES ARE PLENTIFUL SERVE THEM FREQUENTLY Tomatoes are sufficiently plenti- | | to allow for serving several ltimes a week. They are versutile ivegetables and may he use: in ersified cooked and urcoocked Here are recipes for some *+nwso ¢ ai ~ oe « tomato dishes: While ft the lily or . | luscious, in Home Canning De- saiaa giorit. | peaches phi, are RECIPES FOR DISHES IN WEEK'S MINUS ie a mtr ege | | = Small Details. cups peach ttuce sandwiches. Broiled st . | ‘ili ceaieaiamapininy ‘itil BS ——— a Escalloned potatoes Be : ‘ a j s “she aa ' teaspoon ake” ieee '|Well-Cooked Attractive Food| This Good Practice Shouifaim i onk wl vaterm | : 4 ' ——e CU nning season S| / itn a Appeals to the Family Ap- Kept Up Throughe ee | pulp fobt Re 2 x = pouse wives who put up fruit) through * petite. the oummmer, me vegetables for next winter's | , Supper "am r and flavor. Club sandwich | ae will find it expedient and lor pack fs Nut bread and butter {| ne recipes for dishes published} Every season certain @ table to read up on the best) Fresh pineapple and . — ceed ‘ cannin i stand for in today’s menus are for foods| POPUlarized. -lere are @& hods of home nd 'which are served on the average cream ae sae | o the cumeiene Peach Apricot whip |. for preparing several undsusi qe The vital points Of the Canning | : se — ‘table dishes which are whens: aha are outliaed im the foi- whole pea ' family table. | - | To make cheese biscuits take one | Coffee few paragrap! and one-half cups flour, two tea-| Use two large stalks of a q—Fresh fruits and vegetables be selected. Imperfect ones spoons baking powder, one-fourth | ‘three-fourths cup cheppeg meats, three cups mashed g a be set aside for immediate Milk : ! =e | | teaspoon salt, six espoons grat- lone egg. Saree tabi ta | fat or other shortening, et . ed cheese and two-thirds cup milk. | Sift the dry ingredients together: | spoon salt, two teaspoons muse |and two teaspoons grated onies | || add the cheese by mixing in lightly: Stewed tomatoes || add the milk slowly, just enough to; Cut ry i mall pieces ae Cucumber salad cele mene | * cook in a little boiling, ted » Macaroon custard || hold dough together. Roll out on} Coffee Tea Milk || floured board about one-half inch ter-until tender. Drain off @8 Add all other ingredients-in eam || thick; cut with biscuit cutter. Bake | ||in a hot oven about 12 to 15 min-| listed. Mix them well shaped im | utes. ,a loaf, place in oiled or grenaeee Macdoine Salad. 'bread pan. Bake for 35 minaeeee When berries are washed Make tomato jelly mixture.|in moderate oven. Serve with te - et or when pineapple is} || Wash, scrape and cut celery stalks | aaa es an then pared, no '|in thin slices crosswise; there | , tables ; ine ee: cold pack canning is ||should be one cup. Wipe, pare,| Take ome pound of fresh saan ae Berries after waahine || peel and core two large apples, cut | = he graded directly into jars | | two cups diced celery, one g in slices and in small pieces. Chop | grated carrot, one-third cup i bare set in a deep pan of hot one cup walnut meats, mix celery, ae ter, one teaspoon salt, one-fomm. so that the jar is half im- apple and nut meats, and moisten ; to 4% cup top milk or cream. > aia and pia with mayonnaise dressing. Put one Barely cover prepared = Select jars of the right size to ROLLER | tablespoonful tomato jelly mixture; bles with boiling water and % = iful now Cantaloupe oached Exrs PA a — Ve a . - Se Te Peaches Pp. md wo At nad iQue Marmalade Fruit punch. SUNDAY Dinner *Fricasse of chicken Steamed rice « *Corn pudding ®Combination salad Coffee Milk MONDAY Luncheon Sweet bread salad Parker house rolls Angel cake with ice cream Tea Coffee w an 7 | Jy OT BO Orr a eZ hp —s rg PS SE tive stuffed Tomato Salad. and peel tomatoes. slice from seeds inside with ice Milk | top of each and pulp salt, invert box for one-hilf tomato with , pineapp! Breakfast peaches Cerea!) ir i = = .* KROGER MADE OVEN FRESH, HEALTHFUL nd hopped nut meats (usin we thirds pineapple and one-third nut PER LB. neats) moistened with mayonnaise dressing. serve on bed of cri: heart lettuce leaves and rnis: with mayonnaise and nut Tomato Sandwiches, Put fresh, crisp lettuce washed and thoroughly slices of fi ee thin slic CANTALOUPES “ 36-SIZE, EACH y | lc cacn — = : Breakfast PEACHES + *°x2c2oU3 E2E™ 6 3 uss 20€ ota tick layer g—All vegetables and fruits a he washed clean, drained and | prepared by hulling or peel- | givgtF® pane. WEDNESDAY Luncheon and hominy eroquettes Gluten bread and butter sandwiches Bavarian cream Coffee THURSDAY Luncheon Tomato stuffed with ) : : LARGE, WR A BOOTS Hen, Dinner Braised flank steak Oven browned potatoes Cabbage salad Banana dessert Tea Coffee Milk Nut Sprinkle Milk Tea Dinner Tuna and shrimo arranged on platter with lettuce leaves Escalloped toma- toes Peach shortcake _ Coffee Tea Milk All of price: 1 RO A ’ Breakfast Chilled Cz ] tomatoes siled , &F p> | i + ete re ser he Ry Aen gabe TAREE + EOL ag 32 “ ~~ shy + ne s ae . te ” 2 s inorodic ingredi ate x Wafers FRIDAY Lancheon Cream of spinach OUD Ril 25¢ CORN " , a | , tw min 4 Tf cold is used, but do pro- &—Secrew on the top. or oven canning igs to use bh 3 tae £i44 s; enjoy longer seasons CKORY SMOKED They are especially ms SUGAR CURED id WHOLE OR HALF; LB. | : a: : warm weather. Their hs +74 * ’ . ~-s& J a _» A « SiN EAS we Vv ; +’. . ae ? 5 ITA Hie } a et - J i» 6 a ase s aJasivs ° b ‘ aaa ni a . = } caaaie tt aamtinant ° hove ARM R A T soe cr . . high water content makes them ‘ s 4 ase a ~ . . } e 7 - i" + a Se “Sa: 00 n efreshing food. Some Lae i 4 a 4 cup “clare some melons do not FRESH CALIFORNIA nelon compote cr fo + tmrrersy : vor Aili ¥« 7 " . ‘ Tmrg ‘2 ’ - » a4 a‘ . ase ; . = it ° sae — Aminc = am «oe weere* . a .a4 . dail one *-* 5 ; al —_ ana . " x Ter 4S ‘ hs s . t i Vi ate . CHOICE : ne quart of melon pulp cut VEAL - °- - “aie. ran Le. | strips. A syrup should BREAST, PER LB. e made of the sugar and water Watch Children’s Summer Diet STR apy FRESH. FANCY QUALITY Shoulder, {b., 20 Legs, Ib... . .25 Stew, ib... .15 VEAL {s pound of to . ” asi are tender. in border of hot | as soon as the cheese hag on slices of toast madec® ny | ter with gravy poured over meat. ‘ graham bread. 4 When To Add Sait. | Improve Flavor of Pear, a When frying steak, co met add; To give pears a better tli er. salt until it is cooked. It will then | serving with chocolate be more tender and juicy. improves their flavor. Tse for Food Chopper. | When a powdered sugar gets run it through the food chop- This is an easier way of wesking up the lumps than using | S rolling pin. —~ BREAKFAST BACON 3.LB. PIECES PER 28C¢ LB. Boneless Wafer ms Boiled Ham °°", SSc Wieners = TA 30c Sans ee ee SMOKED CALIFORNIA Shoulders PER 18¢ LB. Minced Ham Sliced, i». 2OC Frankfurters =: ».25C eR OB eee aetp Ages wae AE er rat ati ia EE Serve Foods That Supply Energy, Build Bodies —Yet Digest Easily FRESH DRESSED, TENDER; SPRINGS: py te & 2h ee ‘ ns Rg ge se AR Rana a agli o a ot, Rea eae Thee ee ae ee Nic udtes Sa a San La ty a opabayr Mitt bss a. Chickens 44 TO 3 LB. AVER- AGE; PER POUND, 35c|| GLOSS STARCH KOR 20c 3-LB. PACKAGE THE (6x27 Six bottles of Coca-Cola in a handy pack- age, convenient for picnics, motor trips, ete. Sdght, emay te COrry.... ccc cccces 12¢ Refund on Bottles and Carton Makes Net Cost 24c per Carton or 4c per Bottle COUNTRY CLUB— i, 35c ARGO PACKAGE 6-B0X LB. PKG. TEA so stst ron 1cep TEA YELLOW LABEL—\-LB. PACKAGE When it’s 90 in the shade —do, the children run and jump and) tumble? If they are listless and “log look out; their energy is} ow. | ‘ Remember that children burn up a tremendous amount of energy at, best; and the boiling sun may help} reduce it to the danger point. It! is easy to see how an active! child’s health and strength simply| _melt away on hot days — leaving! /BO Margin for growth. | So it is vital that Mother watch) the children’s diet more carefully) than ever in summertime, to be) sure they get the right foods. |Meat—it is heating. A word as to meat—you would | not put an overcoat on a child in summer; why give him meat, a winter food? Cut down on the Replace heavy, hard to digest, heating food with Toddy—“A meal in a Glass.” The ideal summer food-drink, mixed in a munute. Easily digested and quickly assim- ilated—a glassful, made with whole milk, is equal in nutritive value to 4 five-ounce bowls of oatmeal, 6 eggs or %: pound steak or chieken. It is rich in proteins for body building; carbohydrates for energy; mineral salts for blood, bones and | teeth; vitamins for growth and en- | zymes for digestion. | And you don’t have to coax | children to drimk it. All children | like babbling, foaming Toddy — | they just love its flavor. Your grocer sells Toddy in % Ib., 1 Ib. amd 2 lb. cans for hand use. (The 2 Ib. Home-Size costs less per smaller sizes. can y i und than the | sist that your | grocer order it if he doesn’t stock | it now.) P. S.— Children and can for special shaker offer. Maltop, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y. fi} Delicious/ HOT or COLD oD bY Al Meal in a Glass ) wnups | _alike get a thrill out of shaking | | their own Toddy — see coupon on Food Specialists, | Pure % 3 Fine : Gran. VEAL CUTLETS, 4p strictly fresh; Ib.. Breast, fb., 124 { Loins, ib., 19 b... | Sliced, tb., 30 Shoulder, fb.....15 |- Legs, MEAT COMPANY Sixth am Parking Space Allowed in This District—Load Up Yous at These Prices—We Pay ‘lo Rent—Our Surplus Gees to & irs Prices—the Saving ls Yours—Investigate! Market a FRANKFURTS HEAD CHEESE Rolled Reast, Pound, SHE set, th. 29 Young Hens, Ib. 7 7 Spring Chicken Our own fresh dressed | Cali Hams Smoked SMOKED roosters (0, 18 HAMS: Ais . RESH Ib. ~/ SPARERIBS 15! ROAST, ib. 30: 12" lens a | Brookfield Butter pas s j Fresh Comned fi 2 Ses. Pound Print. . "Hi Boe [lbs. 79 LEMONS Juley, Dezen, SOUR PICKLES, DOZEN... BLUE HAM &é ‘ wa he ae «iad BS 8 gat ccna atins PALO R IRS Ane doe a HE EEE ante

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bi ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Li FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' Ss SERVE COLD FRUIT SOUPS | rubbed smooth in one-quarter of a) been creamed with four tablespoons | and add an additional half cup of | beneficial when so many cold SS | cup of cold water. When the mix-| of butter. With the addition of a/ blueberrie@ and cook 10 minutes/ are being served on the ON HOT SUMMER DAYS ri has thickened, two tablespoons! beaten egg, two cups of top milk | longer. ta bie. Yi SS Sugar are added and when th | and seasonings to taste. we have an Serve as soup, either sot or ice m: “2 @ SS J ntriguing, ' ‘ to “e S XN They Are Particularly intriguing, | eusl is cool, three cups of fruii| extremely nourishing soup. cold. with small squares of bread Cabbage Toma > Salad. in Addition to Their Wash and scoop out the ae y yy Vf, Z During the Peach Season, This | CUP Whipped cream and a head of | by allowing one-quarter teaspoon N N juice are stirred in. Such soup- : — that have been sprinkled with sug- iN Sx ‘ Food valet: | as these are delicious, and, of P ee : (ar and 6 Biter pe the ovén. ‘toes to form. cups; turn upside —_ BSS : As the summer days are passing | course, extremely wholesome. at Pee Oe en ‘down to drain. Chop the SN ‘ axe one pound of fresh peas Buagery. Berries after washing ; _ | ry. EON ee, All of our own selection. A very low ty te two cups diced celery, one cup Biot craded directly into jars price; 1% Ib. to 3 Ibs.; pound......... - | Sand wags carrot, one-third cup bute au are set in a deep pan of hot/|# poasrinc SEED Ea i erery,; ter, One teaspoon salt, one- “fourth — .go that the jar is half im-|fJ to 415 Ibs.; beautiful, round 37 , i moisten | cup top milk or cream. a] and plump; pound ............ bobs Cc | 7 Put one Barely cover prepared veretas ® §—Select jars of the right size to| MM ROLLED RIB ROAST; 28 f f mixture | bles with boiling water and coo Wie your family. Family of 3/M Per pound .............. Seeenees 7c a Then add /| with cover off for 12 minutes. Ad@ & * %-pint jar; family of 4|& PRIME CHUCK ROAST; 18¢ ‘a 1 and cov-/| the remaining ingredients and serve: a pint jar; family of 6 uses|§ aces en ae ee A hill, turn | at once. Stenstt jar : g See BOAst: 22 hal » ae ' per eS Gis s bao bebo uo Reédees tft wa Baked Main Dish. Sue W2sh jars, caps and new rub- WAFER SLICED BACON; ° aI For this you will need two slicaggmmmin hot soapy water, rinse and rind off; pound OES 43c aes pal , | of smoked ham, four large potg@a@gggmerse in pan of cold or luke-|§ mere i} H ve a. feat ee carrots, one onion, ongimgmem water. 0 nang — ; SWISS Sale of Luxury Brand SMALL ‘| i unch of parsley, and one pint of” e109 minutes to sterilize. Pig ' ided rad-| milk. Line a buttered baking dish” : rubbers in boiling water. os CHEESE GRAPE JUICE PEAS i p head of with the vegetables, sliced. Add — Place rubber smoothly around | § tp Bea yrpse Pure healthful, exhilarating; Laurel brand; : bf French | salt and pepper to taste, and. om of jar. Fill jar to overflow- | & Ahatli dito Bi Sng at almost half price; full 12- ss peg i top of this place one slice of ham™ well eyed and | OUNCE Dottles, 350 value on. : a dded let- | On top of the ham place another @t—Screw on the top. If cold sappy; pound a 2 cans, | | if Toss all layer of vegetables and then the” wk or oven canning is used, or over; pound, Cc 53; Can & : French | other slice of ham. Pour the mitk’ bg. Place | | over all and bake until tender. Tomato Rarcbit. is complete. on. | Two tablespoons butter, threes @ Green Bean Succotash. LAUREL RIAYONNAISE a chicken Quarters cup top milk, or thitl Bone cup string beans, one cup If you appreciate real fine Mayonnaise, so rich, creamy and delie ee | |cream, two cggs, One-eighth tcaey rr one-half teaspoon salt, one cious that you just like to eat it out of the jar with a spoon, try & | spoon soda, two tablespoons flourg@espoon butter. three-fourths ta- LAUREL. It’s — priced for the week-end. poon salt, | two cups chopped cheese, threes; moon flour and one cup milk. . ine a and if de- | quarters cup strained stewed toma# B@ping the beans and cut them JAR 7S8e = JAR 4 2c JAR 230 van 1 Ae ce. Boil | toes, salt, mustard and cayenne. | ' gmall pieces. Cook in boiling |§ until ten-| Place the butter in the innef gir for one and a half hours, JELL-O; any i CAL. PEACHES; in e to time, | part of a double boiler. Melt nds add corn cut from the cob, SeVOr- WER EUO .ccceces asc syrup; large No. 2% can 19c | @dd the flour. Add gradually the @ii putter, salt and milk. Cook SHREDDED WHEAT; 10 CRAB MEAT; Geisha 39c hould be | _top milk, and as soon as the Mix- Giiabout 20 minutes.till both vege- DE 7c kAcmcenecews ss Cc Girl; can, 72e and .... Thicken | ture begins to thicken add the f0-@MMMie ar tender. A few minutes HEINZ RICE FLAKES; 13c KIPPERED SNACKS; . 25c x ow oe Rtg Slee ~ " cet er we — wrist EP etn OnterOne 4 Peg + ae oe —- a ry _ — mbes + teeta ee ee ea eee I sprains tas ¢ ve Ae LT i Aer tility nate A aOR Rr ventas er aw De oS - prin CORN FLAKES | $3.00 Eagle Stamps with 1 Ib. AVOCA BAKING POWDER ............... 30c Cal Hams lh $5.00 Eagle Stamps with J-fb. IMPERIAL GREEN TEA .............. 40c . Smoked . | $1.00 Eagle Stamps with 1 bar OLIVE SOAP ........... ooo-sa+----- OG oa $1.00 Eagle Stamps with 1 Ib. MT. AUBURN CREAMERY ...............- 40c Good Cookers. 4 when cone with & /Stanards DY, Pork SPARE- PORK Shoulders RIBS CHOPS 0, (8 to 10 Ib, av.) AEIOUR SEES" | shew. | 230 sccupe Sects Koval | GHUGK ROAST, Ib... .9¢ | CHUCK PRIME, Ib... {tc Flour, 3 teaspoons Boneless i CAKE Sirloin, powder, 1 cup ‘cold water, | x Net eo oo mag | Te B E E F or ib. | Ie bon flavoring, 5 egg whites. — be ——— POTATOES 4() |hs, 25 |Calif. Oranges, doz. 15¢ G22 | nwse- Ib. 22| o"30E il 25 Pr Bary Now 10c “x Butter a 43 | si ie. a Bacon a ¢ ™ 25e Hams fieu, m. : 23¢ eo ikea meant VEAL. SAUSAGE the ,most delicious biscuits, | Co Ile = tT] ¢ Leg of Veal LAMB Loin of Veal Lb. 15 EG «200+ ececeecccresosesesskee Yeal Chops C FAA ON i Stew Shoulder eee eee *# 2? * 227 © a * ee ee «© With Every $1.00 Purchase of Fresh Meat 2 LBS. LARD......20c \WiSattre

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PAGE 8 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aie ' EVENING, AUGUST: 12; 1927p eee . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ lal vers m | : CONCERNING AF MAE PE St sugar, salt . . — . Piit A La ‘ [a ot a ~ ' * s ‘ - aa ~~ a ; s« j ; ‘ ad ‘ 5 7 j . + . 9 , > . i= ey 4ia Lew tA 4 A ‘ R24 Pea a aie ? lended . ‘ exe 2p7> ie 7 , ré » > 4 44a) 1enae \A AuUuUuU =f. ; “a? a e347 ——-/_ . 5 7 Fe + > tare 9 ‘ oe * 4 SF: id a ‘ » | ~ ‘oven > | ‘ . * ao . 4 7 . , ; ~yLiwttt > ‘ * ‘ ahaue& dee SS > dais ‘ ‘ . me eed The Prompt Service a8 p Pianeta —— pressing. One-half cup olive oil uice one- The efficient and courteous treatment you receive makes you ae ledge mandi feel that you want to be a regular shopper at our stores. | one teaspoon grated onion, res teaspoons ch LOp pe parslé vy, one- 3 90Nn sca six olive > +anoow i . ‘ . a t AS}? ‘ teaspoon Worcester- cup mayonnaise, : : siicéc, ae , 5 : Tender—Sweet one-quarte r teaspoon salt, one- : cotton | Home-Grown quarter teaspoon paprika. : ‘ - & Corn on Ear Put an the ingredients into a far, A ) “Factery te Yom 49° e after having first mixed dry ingre- : eas rae + - Stringbeans vents wed: them in the ft pear :i¢ = +3 Fa’ diust =e . Put all ingredients into a botti | | Watermel Ons teu rins,1. 25 | iStcstoreimen rams emoee’ | | ON OPENING DAY NEAR BELT A Flower |f 222". PO MT A I “ t a ‘ eet » Bye ee — J A aed wy . wr ” Seite Wi gba Me tc’ 12 peeps OIRO NH. LY NE ne ll NEON, 5a ATR, alles 08 Bn OU th AR IR Pct om: inten a alge. Kalle agp et ve - l " 7 pete ie , — SE RES GREE TERRES teas 9 Ae NL le Ne, iaieg Ms ae OR a. aap ‘ ¥ BR ore : = a a ee Laan finn temee R ¥ vs pee : Rares sea | Hair Tomie, D6 on. © | Corn Seivent, % O& « a5 Ls A ; ts Ww LI _— ¢ TIaxre » 1} a : wn 4 —- | J ee’ . > et , fA 44 aid a» " 4 4 . ; E Ne A les 3 Ss. 23 how! id 1 9 egos + j ae | ny ' | , | , 7 me | ; © : ? " ” wate | Evete . ez. 7 peace add mustard, sait and pep- , | Pe . setts x? | | . “ +t ie “4 _s 4 ps mm i! ‘ iT Ris Lilie Pha pid sav a . 4 E Legs “ute srrize fe “SS _CAKES VISITOR | Se ssi amb" 29 | EITHER SALAD OR DESSERT = or CHILD ' INVITED ON OP ' eae A Delicious Combination of Fruits * NOT NECESSARY TO BUY. WE ‘rozen to a Mush. ACCOMPANIED ) se \ on ecine | Peptens, 14 @& -« NEW SANITARY FOOD STORE. = Gia Smoked Butts Sliced Lo. 28 (i radigarlle pains | ° aS Home Boiled Ham No Waste, Lb. 785 SE tie ck in the cata to tho Pre Piggly Wiggly oe pe wt Spring Chickens au Sizes, Lb. 35 aaa ae Markets Smoked Callies le — * ¥ l 4 fee wee SECS SO, OUt howd |e 36 es CALIFORNIA: Average eee ee tek Snppe ance 1 a ry maar Gunaer, Offer the Best Smoked in Stockinetts, Lb. aloupes. Garnish with strips of im the Country Pro- te dee th mated ts mete 1 duces forSt.Louis (@igeg meee ie Ice Cold Coca Cola .. bottle,Net 5 f by cooking to a thick syrup one [im , Til | : on hand Tom Watson—every one Day at Honest a, | | Grand and Easton Ivory Soap : og of two a ating all the ‘ ee Guaranteed, Low Prices. es 1 §— 5001 N. Union Gand whin into the eurar mature | Whole, Ib... Cc , TH =||_-5501 St. Louis Av. r Dutch aan he || z a | ° ute ents aes a Smoked Boneless Ten |B 2501 N. Newstead Cleanser for a : , | | Cooked, Pressed, Sliced, ib Puffed W heat a Sie Mayonnaise | a cee CABBAGE 3c OVER 2 POUNDS. . 36c ~ A 4 geek, Pa eA oe eet re ta PO nani Di, Fee Sige = lh i Sh etek Nie CR RS a ns i AS ad asst a Re ioe Waee Shas an - SOY APRN AGG BABES TONER a TE AS ATETS Sh, ne ay Oe eS ee Fo Ge: <hr Sy EF ua : as er eae 13 BELT 4297 LACLEDE S029 GRAVOTS T4 MANCHESTER Delmonte—Melba Halves T3222 WISE 224 SS. JEFFERSON 4 Peaches ak® ee 3134 CHIPPEWA “ail BIG REND ’ ' : ‘ » ° = “Tea cLAYTOW No 91 ce Aes = o New: Solid Heads. ht Se ; 3 Pkgs. “ GAIN CLAYTON Me Ae me eRz coed eRe a | , ae Ns GORE Can . — oo : _ seater » ‘ ae ae y a4 , cancers ene OM _. —— 1 ae ; pe. _ , ie Pell Bove a “eevee # 3134 SHENANDOAH Potted Meat 1902 MeCAUSLAND 230 SELMA Waldorf Toilet Tissue... — S ~ 4100 SHENANDOANM 4271 DELMIiR Strictly Union Made Bananas 3 . 17 moked | { Toilet Paper ge ; ee pe se . C ’ “s**t eee F" od ¥ KES, ae 9014 [1 ae 4511 OLIVE NARI ta ciple A cs PTS csisasss ict MG a ; Libby's Corned Beef CALL S Unexcelled for Cooking, | Firm: Rine Baking, Candy Making Reng FAC ? , ae P SENT ER Resen-Reichard Green Beans 1: 8c POUND.... 1 rokerage Co. Young, Tender; H 425 S. Seventh St. see St. Louis, Mo. teat Mo LS: ~ ae rca aia cs pee Bish Sa eae Te

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Sift sugar, salt an — ; . : SEPERAT TAT Ce aces fe = lee nocd S08 ang oe FRIDAY EVENING; AUGUST 12> 19972 Pastries | Turn Into ple pan lineq | Now. | Dot with smalr pieces of P. the gods|'@t Put on top ¢ Nee oe ; sae arnt eee LET I TRS 2 Bai See. CALEY i EIS Ss rust, Pe ee a , ("ie ae =. al ast —— made and /| ‘Ward the center ing 3 ENS y Tay edges. Bake in =i oe | ; | \y \@ ce xe is made of (350 @ e luxe. An esrees) 50 minut es, _ An additiona ii ccatspen | may be Sbtninea na oone | 4 — 7 isetne tea-| phe athe mere. be wi . may be made the day before need- or other rich sweet wafers are used around sides and across bottom. parthe tee. | © i tee le, ' @ op). , }ed and set away in the ice box orjto line a cake mold. Then stiffly | | Prepare custard by cooking water, | electric refrigeration compartment /| whipped cream, sweetened, or a | sugar and chocolate tn double boil. cup solid / turning the pie to the ov © six tabie- | f¢W Minutes to allow the ch until dessert time next day. raw egg custard is poured over the /er until mixture is smooth. Add : 3 Ss ' . ; , | | meus and form a glaze be Over the ; = : | “The old-fashioned charlotte|cake crumbs. The mixture is|well beaten egg yolks and ook six apples, Bananas and th — | MONEY -~ SAVING - “SALE | Tusse is probably the mo-ner of the | placed in the refrigerator for 24 | minute longer. Cream butter, add the Ch | asain /modern ice box cake. Charlotte | hours. When ready to serve, fruit! powdered sugar and vanilla, and -fourth tea- | More an@ more phys . a , : oe oo hospita : : ee ee _— |russe is easy to prepare | lining | syrups or crushed fruit or berries|add to chocolate mixture which | hi is been slightly cooled. Beat egg Is, sani a = : 2Ssee Meiadiatiiaeaataiiiines cheomarunet a Se ; a a # r ; : “1 ne eee a ae al 1 os. se ne imonn e yg =a rs SLSS Er a i vuaranteec to give y ou satis. actory service. ', a J Ga field 7160 Bl j e e } I Coff S T * Ww hen thoroughly mixed put in Pound Roll . ' - ~— > = . . Factory to-Y Ss ] P ] - by — = r ud = . 68 *® 4 P Factory -to- You ¢ - Sele Price « + 49 OUR FACTORIES WHICH MANUFACTURE THESE QUALITY PRODUCTS ceslinctas Winch’ Miacteniit er Vertaal. box for 24 hours If served for b sh salad, place on lettuce hearta and ; Case, a breakable Adhesive Piaster—1 in. 2% yd s « 18 : me . 1B | f ~~ Tinker Tepe (large). . «© © © © @ 38 Lord Baltimore Writing Tooth Brushes Jordan ~ : Electrex Percolator, 8 Cup. a 5 a ShAs add cream mayonnaise When Cotten—4 0% « «© « © © © oo oe Bh : For adults and children. “aot ett Electrex Flatiron . . $2. Ss = nt HEALTH Refined Almonds % > eet Permedge Razor Stropper for Gillette Ss EER Sigs Nn ’s Cal QO ee served as dessert, garnish with a er mee Biad 13th | Gauzets enone | a eet ou, Nm || oe ——— = whipped cream and Maraschino . : / Box of 12 é PA f es fashioned kind ~ ~ a = Electrex : cherries aa 4 that eve The perfect sanitary ~ te, Reruler Price 25¢ body 1 kea> : Keep t the canty jar filled Toaster napkin. Velvet e d¢ es Pestere-t0-Yen Sale Petco with them, le cial ies : revent chefing. Under ee he F 4 hae : ere ; Lager aman Se aoe. a a3 EY : c se - 2 en Sale Pri 49: toast right at your itt FP | A ; ing. Gives comfort sn i * @* ectory-to-Tea Sale Price . breakfast table and arise Sasson fy | oye a y 4 /R} =) 4 { security. —d Sheets, 24 Enva. of quality paper. — butter it while it's es BES gery YW F 4% ? o Pp At Dp SHO P ~~ . / = 7 / ; ‘ -to- You e z elly Spice Drops, 1 bot. . rae i -=— a) a, , P « Fectory-to-You Ss a , y =P pe. ee eee - ‘ j - / f / ; PW Geese Eemarts 43] mS ... . 39 Citron Cen Drom 38) | | reamrae 09,99 EN c 4EGSLESE OX «= 4 Caseade Bond Pound Paper and ee Fountain Ww rapped Nougat, 1% . . You Price , ' oe ' —— ‘ . ' a ——— Envelopes to pig obfor 8c ou Liggett's Wefer Rolls — 3 rolls PT Lancora Papeteri Bo s : ‘3 Milk Che WHERE THE CROWLS yO! Palaw D'Or, eet folded sheets, A Syringe Epes Se eae ee ee 6th d F ili : Prench tie, Hned envelope 89. Salon De Paris, fancy fi h, a u! 0 - Qu pped ° ° alo ’ y nis j Pull two - quart Cadet Wra Tincture of Iodine A never-failing lax- | | iris Folded Card ! as 7 ative, gentle in ac-] | Oe souND OF i srg rar Caramels ae ata ities, : ) Oy id oN | ° wienecs ; ok pypatel” tpt, fear eee , tion. They work nat- 2 : . - Tek With Glass Applicator | a 4 as” Shan a $5 Se 6 . a Hickory Smoked Half & | rely ond term 20 Hallcroft : " pF eigen For rendering effective firstaid (Ha 2°-— i ke oy ve ie Of a ‘x, @ -3// habit. Safe for chil- . o me toiks today. treatment to cuts, bruises, (#=e—z~ “ea corte rig a: ae Pse2% ’ : BOND WRITING Regular Price $2.00 $] 49 , .em scfatches and sprains. Should be pete 8 . HA . Satie aes rome PAPER Factory-to-You Sale Price everybody Jikes | | in every medicine cabinet A and box of 60 En. Labor-Lite Apron . « Our Own Fresh D 7 eo « 7% - ime condy ‘safe and sure antiseptic, a - Regular Price per box of 60-—H0c c velopes to match, Athletic Swim Kap - . Se he Ca S Fectory-teYoe Factory-te-You Sale Price Sixth and Lucas 6230 Easton | Fectory-te-You Sale P 39 Men's Dressing Comb. 23 & 28 eee sate Pri bat ig 1428 Salisbur actory-te- i os _———— 8 8 8.¢ er aaah $1.00 Both for 73 Ladies’ Dressing Comb . . 39 >. co se i y FRESH. 4 e | ae, Pome Symbol Rubber Gloves . . 6%¢] | - - Blac : = 2705 Cherokee 1223 S. Broadway g 5 eee ea ae © AlN eA AR RING Si 5 tl: ll ° “ he guegelgoabnes . - ad a, So i ead saheienenidina! Intehena cae one ee epreines ahes ee ern Lonsocatenth conten Pine cm Sent 6 setae a ee TO EACH pais vee 2 PURE FOOD PRODUCTS eA cs sts es SATU RDAY SPECIALS CALLIES !* E HENS, small... .22 at wid SPRINGERS ADULT Syrup Figs with Senna, Opeko Tea, %T package . .«. . Strawberries in Suger. . We Hazel, — . Symond'’s Inn Vanilla Extract . Raspberries in Sugar . . .- "he. R ll = Imitation Vanilla Extract. . « « Pineapple Jam. Purtliot” AGP Ged JOE WEE. sence te@es exa t © i ° » - rmond’s Inn Lemon Extract . . Grape Jam - we \. As irin Tabl ts ’ Milk of Magnesia Symond's Inn Cocoa Powder . Orar ce M farma! lade ‘ Pp e led i Boneless VISITOR Tie || SS eee ae ae ioc ood pm Sn inbiecsssnei An effective antacid and laxative, =o | Pure Virgin Oti ve Oil ° Pure Currant ‘Jelly ° a dep: ress the "heart. _Dis- Good for heartburn, sour stomach, 3 Ballardvale Chocolate Savce . — > Salad Dres sing - ives almost immediately ; éyspepsia and the like. Useful as a - Baliardvele Marshmallow , « e« ante y Whole ¢ che ae e oo Rasw-obies and of highest = ran ers ON OPE ) Hb wactiestsi|- °° oe Leer tale mn Pa ache Leads All Others In ving ie 7 grade product of ful! official ff : = For the relief of headache, pains, rheumatism. for hi Bolo The best at any price. tie Miggett’s . oa . Liggett’ . Bex of 24 Tablets | DAY ONLY ecg gin eat eel SAVE with SAFET Y | ann sa oe Body -St rength and Flavor BACON :=:.23 ma 23 SER pee 5 alg aol mln OCA NO NR aI ee hao V8 + on y pa, og Se Aah >See eres page Se ubthe en N an at any price : CAN PEACHES— tae CAN APRICOTS— Watermelions ypreicrrse od peer or N PEARS = aes SED RASPBERRIES direct to Hemiley. Sweet and red | JUMBO FROGS, EACH. C : ; to the rind. SOc value SLICED CAT, LB. 25 8K. ‘WHITING, LB. 38 - Boneless, % hole. Cakes * Fancy Mixed. 7) ser ty d, no waste, Ib AN PINEAPPLE (sliced)— | __—sC Wafer _ sii 45c me waste, Ib. | | Very Special _ 1M, — A Regular $1.35 Value Potatoes ee ae eee Ca Monarch Brand, —_ for va ae 10 ata 29 SatSUP ovnce sine bales. 2 3S "Fresh Pork Showlders oc toss winnca eae oe TT ar mges This skineed and 9 Des. 39 a LACQUER (BU ER jauiey. tn some Seoanniien. Makes bet eet feet et Rmoked; closely trim- Toilet P; Toilet Paper 5%" = 24 BOILED HAM 33 BEEF TONGUE 25) { Lowdents | ys t 4. for 1 ill find such lit Milk | « Evaporate 6 27 for this sale. Nowhere elac will you find quality special, i . Peaches Freestones. High 3 Iba. 24 ee Li rn Sweet s Sugar Corn. 3 cans 25 mt. 0 Sliced Bacon * wtrip of color ——..__ I¢ Value, . Specia fat > — 8 Noodles | Eg: KK) Q Se Angel Cake ~ alg vs 30 en Ae alae . IF LY TO — | BROOMS Lemons Thin ot skinned and 18 Head Cheese sliced, Ib. 15 : | Peet Pies Fresh Frait. 20 Corned Beef Plate roaches, etc. Guaranteed to kill. Dandy, strong, extra fam- juicy. Dex. c ch... 14 : : il arbor 49 J be Lima | Beans Saar ees 225 Fy gape Potato Saiad, ib. , j pt., 47: 1 pt., 72: quart, 1.18 lan each . ; a Celery ain mo . ° 2 for 15 “ton hace cceathetaamamaat LL Matte Ae YS

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> _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST Food Value of Beans. | | We must have an abundance of lime to keep our bones, teeth and | - ; . : SSS ASS SS WN ATs SA : Increase Your Weight SRS SESIS SS eee SaaS | 4 i SE ea fibrous tissues in good repair. | 5 p 30 D SY BSR RSS ARAL S > Fs = 'PReans are rich in this mineral, | | oands | If ays | : which is an important reason for | s . Health d a sterilized bathroom paper Make Yourset Strong, Hesithy Time. ADVERTISEMENT Electric Magcoetic _ a pesitive help. Send far beokiet er call for FREE oo REATMENT. Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. at 1222 Holland Bidc.. 7th and Olive; 6 to 9 FP. M. at 5348 Piymeuth; 9 A. M. ta 9 Pr. M. - By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D. ADVERTISEMENT United States Senator From New York. Glasses for Dollar—It’s Keiffer | ‘whether you be man or woman you'll Former Commissioner of Health, New York City. | For Saterday enle—a pailt of | - | : juices and pure cane sugar. Has a higher standard lenses—One Dollar — examination | bave an attractive figure and plenty reading and sewimy Glass—iarge | requir ne to{ corn kernels is irritating to sensi- than legal requirements—yet costg no more, of ‘‘get there’’ energy in just a ply Praag m= ave | 4 | ” s - : ; a ; _ . is . ° : oni ' ; si ~~ . ‘ , Lada ont 4 oy ee ee ee at ee : ge : a free. Similar Glasses elstwhere, | a: os America they found the Indians) tive digestive organs. But Sweet) .. | ee a9 Special lenses extra. | T it ith Vi | Fils ay ean , le 3.50 to $5.00, Speci | ry it wi your Visit our big, nett _— wer | short time. . When the ea | No one wil! call you skinny any | more. euitivating cor! that day corn is an ideal food. ¥eops ffine } . ; . a Puitivasns 4 Office hours: 10-12 m.: 2 to 4 Pp. m. . C you find a combina- 4. th is “Indian corn” has been « he intestinal tract an evenin meal. Get less l - ti gaarppt thy build hat br ca SON oH —s a oa sontry ? ns d ew ft Moved to our new store on Broad- | g piant and see * Moved on Broadway, 3 De Ne L10n of health h u as ae Tt oe ramous p! rae du of our (+4 uniry. cle anse an puri _ ae wav 3 doors north of Washington. / some at your nabor- how Frozen Pure a. . enercy, strengt ani viror, an¢ at l’ro! in Cor n IS ma 1, a } endle ~s it, nrrigcht. 10°27.) .~* 4 h = d Bs the same time put pounds of goor varicty of food matcrials Corn- — | ; oo rug store or Hy-Grade Ice Cream — healthy flesh on those who are un J .rch, corn-oil, Corn sugar, ¢ ice cream parlor; or is scientifically gp tigg 8 meal, OGrn TeKee—Lhese phone usand wewill made. The finest i ice tell you who your cream plant in the earest dealer is. Dostere advise it—Hospitals use it Delic ious! Frozen Pure Hy-Grade Ice Cream is cooling —refreshing—satisfying—delicious! Made of pure, rich cream, real fruits and frais a 1o s— rs 8h Wain ’. c.. : ‘ i By this time most people know | thut the world ‘s great flesh produces ‘is McCoy s tablets. | Yake them for a tew weeks and ‘the boliows im your cheeks, you! aeck and chest will soon fill out, and Snow-white! Downy soft! 20 times sterilized! Doubly absorbent! As sanitary as sealed hospital cotton. no more than ordinary es COME SERVICE ALL DAY SATURDAY | Dr. Arthur W. Cuquet—Dr. James A. Butler, OPTOMETRISTS One underweight woman. exeecd .. 4). valuable products TEBE A Sah RR ERED eis Bn tees aie \ . > Dat ee itty . me ie +e Seema sate een ie Giese 24 i Pen Wg 3 — xa Piosegae ; wate’y P e em Aas one cterkcc re ‘ Pe ee 2) eh Gk HRM PATER aR BOREL ate ie IRR age. tgs crate: ia ae ¢ OC; AT See fap Nigh pers ae s ———az ED “ THE ST e 1927, NPM ingly thin, gained 10 pounds tn 22 davs and doesn’t have to worry anys more about her figure. MeCov takes all the this ironclad guarantee. risk—Hend if after tak ‘ing 4 sixty-cent boxes of McCov’s Tablets or 2 One-Dolla: boxes ant thin, anderweight man or woman doesn’t gain at least 5 pounds and fee! completely satisfied with the marked improvement in health — your druggist is anthorized to return | the purchase price. The name McCoev’s Cod Liver Oi! ' Tablets has been shortened—just ask ‘for McCoy’s Tablets at Wolff-Wil- eon or any drug store in America. HARDWARE COMPANY WE DELIVER 811 N. SIXTH ST. CENT RAL 4400 STAINLESS STEEL KNIVES AND FORKS Black ivoreid handles; stabntess steel — blades times that require ne aye ing or polishing. Steak pattern. Se Se. ~ $3.95 | STAINLESS STEEL Paring Knives Slicing Knives “Universal” stainiess steel; Sin. blade; Tic value 2-Blede Pocket Knivcs Good quality stee! blades; imi- tation stag handic; special 3-Blade Pocket Knives Large variety of styles and patterns; standard — hi quality; speci Vacuum Bottles Pint sive: corrucated 69c Quart sise “Icy Het” V u Bottir, + ag Hee — = $1 .65 Picnic Jug Gallon size, with earthenware inner jug; keeps liquid food hot or cold; extra special... 91-19 Disc Knife Sharpeners R «steel dieses: ensily and quickly 29c- sharpen ell knives; special... Hair Clippérs Barbers’ Shears Electric Stove One-burner; aluminum frame; teed CAPPER All-steel; adjustable for all size bottles. STONE CROCKS For making beverages. All sires from 1 to 20 gallons. Special, Cc per § First quality, charred and | — Ase Special for this } FRUIT PRESSES Strongly made of clear, straight grained hard- ALL DAY SATURDAY '$15 Ball-Bearing 5-Blade LAWN MOWER All owr floor samples of cenuine (had- born-Coldwell Mowers reduced from 25 to 40%. Priced up $6.45 30x31 OVERSIZE Heavy Duty Clincher CORD n= TIRE *6= ~ 30x3:, INNER TUBES | First Very special. quality. White Oak Charred Kegs | The pepular Horn $1. 79 with the * Beep-Beep” tone; | regular § $3.50 value HAND SAWS Wm. HR. Stanley Saw: 26- 'iech, 8 point. #8 $1. 59 Special. 50-F t. Steel | Tape Quick-readine Stee }| 2.23 value. —-9-In. Smooth Plane | 2-imch cutter, (guar anteed ny Rod and Recl _ Cembination Roa and Keel for : forms of fishing: fits in | tackle ot or ee te Sain” $149 SEE Reel a A multiplying; 100-yard ca- pacity. ecular $1.50 value. Special. ibs 98c Trauk F a. Have just received a fine assortment of upright wing and closed wing 25 Flies. Special, dozen Furnished Lines Complete with float, sinker and heok 2-Joint Cane Reds. ‘Fiat 75 ¢ Fish Stringer 6-foet; heavy grade; ...20c special . “FLY RODS All ovr sample rods at _LESS THAN HALF PRICE Fo olding Lawn Chairs With *—senaincr g $1.00 With both arm and foot rest. $1 25 | Special. saestieneeesmenie Folding ay Stesis. as ae PME ia 35¢ ae Frams,Camp Stool Pitching Horse Shoes Drop forged un- breakable steel, of regulation size and ir ag Special, set $1.59 ae | Forged steel blades: me a and fast cutth ing. MASON FRUIT JARS Quart > aa 90c ground in pure linseed oil. the market. Per Quart $1.00 Per % Gal. $1.85 Turpentine, per gallon : Linseed Oil, per gallon Palace Car House Paint VANE-CALVERT’S BEST Made from pure lead and oxide = There are no adulterants or cheapening chemicals used in this Paint and it will last longer and hold color better than any Paint on Per Gallon DUTCH BOY WHITE LEAD |50 Ibs. $6.75; 100 Ibs., $13.00 $1.05 ay #530 92, 19 2 .75e¢ value £ zinc Stucco Brush vein neem =r _30-GALLON me. (ally converted into an insolu starch. ‘the heat and energy n the commercial! But boone ] want to ta! rreen c or! or sweet corn, ide dish of summer and ai t How would we get along wit 4 9 You have your favorit. of green corn. For ime, Bantam” has no rivals, of the most appealing foods know. But no matter corn comes to the just the right age an prepared it is good 2 ean be. I am sure you ag Hinge-Joint SHELLCO FRAME ¢au, Reguler $3.50 value. Special. . 705 With the high type of optical serv ice we are rendering and with the extremely mederate prices we ask there is ao reason fer anyon letting eye strain or defective vision impair health or happiness. To ar- quaint sou with our Optical Depart. ment we will fit you with a pair of Tortie Lenses to the above fraqge $2.95 705 $1.95. Complete Outfit; recu- lar $7.50 value. ... it is fin- | Mississippi Valley. ST. LOUIS ICE CREAM Crane 4581-4589 PAGE BOULEV In the ripening of corn la i Green corn is eaten bet this stage is reached. I is pick hile the kernels are in the milk | state. At this time the contents | of the grain is largely sugar and readily soluble. We need a certain amount of carbohydrate food in order that eeds of th: body may be met. There is no finer and more palatable way ito 'get the carbohydrate than by eat ing corn, It is unfortunate that fresh green | | corn cannot be had in winter when /energy and body heat are Awe needed than in summer. However concerns have solved this problem. They prepare sweet corn so that it is almost as delicious as when it comes from the garden. The fibre and covering of the hemian Vype: REAL; HOPS_ REAL HOPS THERE IS NOTHING ELSE LIKEAT- NO/ NOT ON E- Ss... THE HIGKEL COMPANY 11°6-08 N. BROADWAY CEntral 1133-34-35-36 IBERG’S 8 4 Prices Are Good at Both Store- W. Corner 5544 S8.Grand BG Easton: Near 40 _— P&E sos: 38 HAMS or wie VEAL: i ah a y ] NEW BIG rare a mare Pet, Milks: ss 1 car ~s "5 rock its = ort HAMBEEGER—Fresh 9 z H kreund 3 times daily SHOULDERS BRE BREAST-ST mi | Fresh Drevea Af ; nana NS2 33 4 BEETS 3°_ MATES 3s Oh g 2 BAKING POWDER: can POSTU M "com bs ry ~emmne CREE PANY, INC, wrch, =f. es POST TOAST LES — —corn flakes that stay crisp in milk orcream - Delicious crispness - that children’s eager appetites prefer body likes—for breakfast, supper and OASTED double-crisp and temptingly seasoned, Post Toasties are the corn flakes that children’s appetites prefer. Sealed in the lasting crispness of these golden flakes is the true delicate flavor of the tender hearts of succulent white corn. Give this crisp delight to children, to satisfy their eager appetites. Serve Post Toasties often— the crisp, delicious corn flakes that every- Make the Milk- or-Cream Test Get a package of Post Toasties and make the Milk- or-Cream Test for flavor and crispness. Eat these double- crisp flakes of corn with milk or cream and see how delicious they are. See how Post Toasties stay crisp even in milk or cream. in-between-meals treats. Make sure that you get the corn flakes that stay crisp ia milk or cream. Ask your ~ grocer for Post Toasties, —§ them in the red and fresh and ready to serve, 3 Postum Company, In- ~ corporated, Battle © Creck, Michigaas” ©1077. F. Ca. tne yellow, wax-wrapped ~ SHIRTS The majority of the shirts known for their fine tailor cut body sizes. Sizes 13% t ped and figured patterns. collar-to-match styles. Bu} $2.50 and $3.00 hirts*I* 3 for $3.90 — Strand Broc Printed Medras _ foe Two- , Unusual reductions on extra Cassimeres, worsteds and © with two trousers. Large s $25 and $30 | Good selection of — Graysand tansin twoandt Palm Beach Suits 74 Genuine Panama Hats several shapes ..+«++«+ Sennit Straws; with fancy bands ....++++- $1 & $1.50 Neckwear, oubil mo patterns and silks....+-- 75c & $1 Neckwear. Broken pattern eeeeeee $1.25&$1.50TrackDrawers, Whites & fancy patterns « «+ Some are : $1.25 & $1.50 AthleticUnion .. Suits, Slight Seconds Tl. Ay ee ys NS “Aye FE “+ * ad ee: Ae ON GS vat

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a) Rn Tee N= oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —All I is Geturday 0 ae 4 pegs Bromo “Sele An Pegg _— A + eae in oas Powder. .1 Bree| $1.25 Cot ts ian eee ete Mess éeches 1 Free 75e Rub eM Sn seviés codes. rae ‘ree | 2! olden Glint Shampoo.....2 for 29¢ St a Sarr 2 Free; 20e Whisk Broom ................. j | se toneaaa 1 Free | $1.50 Yankee Watch, ingersoil’.”.”.”.” $1.19 Maryland Sheriff Defends Pol- | ric: _— Cream...1 Free! 55¢ Pure Vanilla Extract....... °°. icyv——Sa Th rT ’ : ‘ieansing -—"* oeesece ha t+ poem, © sen omega eh éaa da 2 for 25c y ys cy Aren t seeeeee Cr 2a, i .10¢. , 2 : Sa ae Powder, 1 Free | $1-55. Fountain Syringe ‘or Bettie’. ege| Like Other Criminals.” Mineral Oll.......+. 1 Free; S5¢ Sterilized Gauze, 5 yds......... .38¢ Hy-Gr Pe rica "tee | S50 Sect Bese Bishan “-* | - - ot J- o£ c || ee, + ) y ade Ice Cream i 18 cooling Lotion (one ées Free | $1.50 Narcissus Perfume. : Xe bideetas B3e By the A i: satisfying—delicious! = Dickinson’s..... 1 Free | 50c Insect Sprayer . ............¢. — apociated Freee, | Death Bug Killer....... 1 Free | 60¢ Coffee, Keiffer’s XXXX, Ib.. 39 DENTON, M4. Au 12.—B rich cream, real fruit Tooth Paste a Kise 4 1 Free | 75e Sage & Sulphw- Hair Tonic, 2 for 75e , gs. .—Be- , s and fruit i. Athens ae 2 Free | 10¢ Ivory Soap, ‘« cake; doz........ 69c| Cause 18 convicted bootleggers cane sugar. Has a higher standard eee cures = ae e+ 75 Hair Clippers, guaranteed ree 78 lodged i ry ments—yet costg no more 25¢ Palmolive Talcum Powder. .2 for 25c ged in jail here “aren’t like . other criminals,” Sherif an Pills 2 2 0 8 See ee « wa es”. "5 *,*.7,* 9 9 * + 0 0 8 0 oe we a 2 6 wie eM oe «OS 6's 6 ee bee © See SO © 6B eww 5.7, 2h.” tL Ot ee en ee oo6 6 ue Pe sb & sets”, tat .* 7.0.8 ee Oy « 6 se 2 Cee 66 oa 6 aa ee Oe Oe 4 8 ek 6 os eo etc scat *.*5%7.4.7.4 + 2 0 8 8 8 eee 6 Oe 6 ae es kn eer Oe 8 eB 8 40 0 6's ee on %5 4s", *.?. 2 9 44 0B Oe 8 ++ +. * «© Po ek ee es 6 6 "sa gy” 9 0 8 Oe Ce Go bo iso”, ".%,%,% 0.4.8 * © 8 to a + 6 ee tle © Re ® wow os a tat*.*.*. "oP e) + Oe 6 Oe we Be +s eens oo a'n' 0 "na *n*,"5’. 1% re ee PPI POO ie ge a a > RIO Te oe a a” eS Be SO 6B 6 sas Ga’ s “oat stot. 8 8 8 OO Be kn oo etn tn ot ih? 8. Oe 8 eee 6 ee 68 Oe Wie s “enn sos eta ta te ot, * YS ee eS a a ee nee tate a? *,* Ae 8 Oe 6 ee eee SP Ses » « e*#s ew * « oe ees & © - ee ee “etweee *eoaepee nase **# “ae ee “+s ee eee ee ee be a eee ees tn .* e988 8 0 be 6 bos, ones 'e*e* St eee ees *-. : Oe os 5 «5 e's ‘eee ee ee re “e+e oe * i BS ate S be da oa “se”, *.*.*.*.* 8 tO Oe Ph eset © 7 os . - Two-Trouser Wool Suits Unusual reductions on extra-quality wool suits. Cassimeres, worsteds and other good fabrics. All with two trousers. Large selection of patterns. $40.00 and $45.00 ‘29 $25 and $30 Summer Suits $17.75 Good selection of Summer wool crashes—Some tropical worsteds Graysand tans in twoand three buttoncoats. Silk lined. Well tailored. Palm Beach Suits$11 Lorraine Seersuckers $9 ats. ,*,* © 9 9, OO $7, $8 and $9 SHOES $§35 Black and tan oxfords, Bostonian samples are included. Good leathers and models ... Sizes 614 to 11. A to D widths. sb « a ee os » A RAaees ~~ hen © RS ee, s+. RO ane sate ets “eg Baha", So * a, ee ere g re” ae es se 4 ee - * %°.* SP ON ee”) Oe ae RI Pe te PEP ee. a. 8%, * oe Oe we eis ee *,* wee b's 4% a's. Set * + A 8 6 se ee es ne 8 6 ge atc”, * °° 2 8% s 8 ge ee ee ee Be gS 8m 8 os we ey ek eee thn 4%". treats. Make sure that flakes that stay crisp in milk or cream. Ask your grocer for Post Toasties, $1 Genuine Panama Hats patterns and silks...... .25& $1.50 Athletic Union Suits, Slight Seconds... Other Extreme Values 75c Athletic Shirts. Flat several shapes....... 945 and ribbed styles......49€ "et $1.00 & $1.50 Hosiery. Fancy ‘ae ao... TT $1.50 patterns & blacks, seconds 55¢ $4.50 & $5 Bathing Suits. $1 & $1.50 Neckwear, good 55 Rashad twoplecs.... SBS $2.50 & $3 Pajamas.Wilson $1.50 tites refe r =e $1 ee Broken 45¢ Bros. Samples & Seconds Pp it aah cans Aa aa $3, $3.50 and $4 Pajamas ¢7 75 SRS1 Se TrackDeawers, Wilson Bros. vee « ‘aeuk ' ites & fancy patterns 1.50 Leather Belts. Blacks, r breakfast, supper and «» Some are Seconds .. OSC cena, Coed buckles.... 65€ $1.50 & $2 Golf Hose. Broken lots and seconds ..eeees 85¢ 70¢ on ‘its bank, and play baseball in the “jail yard,” an unwalled plot behind the lockup. The Sheriff said he also has taken “several of the boys” for a ride at night so! they could get some air. “I believe in treating the boys fair, and in return they do not cause me a bit of trouble” he said. “They are locked in their cells at night, and then I let them out in the jail yard. The boys can fish AUGUST 12, 1997__ (in the river tf they feel Hke it, sometimes they play pinochle res baseball, just as they feel like do- ing. None of them ever made an attempt to escape.” They may not, however, sit on the front porch of the building, which also is the Sheriff's resi- denc:;, for: “Once the boys sat up on the front porch of the jail, but they ‘threw too many cigarette stumps in the yard. Then they went upon the porch of a neighbor to sit, but I soon stopped that and told them they must stay around the jail yard.” When informed of the situation, United States District Attorney Woodcock said he would investi- gate and prosecute those respon- oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ wicilleiteaia about, so my wife made them stay | sible if it is found the prisoners are granted “illegal liberties.” 7 raUs il AUGUST sa of FUR COATS LARGE, BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT MODERATELY PRICED a erat GREENFIELD “ou and Cuffs . ley ne 709 pte Floor for Cloth Coats Tis Ranpeg’ Sua-Winpolens Gaeaee gaa aeaeaaee ‘ magazine tn St. Louis, . ae Oe % ¥ are POS eS Pee, Sr a ee “et ¥ i" “ ‘ Bh ee SA Et A art hfe I= IE Ng mas « wm, ‘ os x 4 a aye te ae Ce et ee eee ee ~ ee we ane ao- “x ars ar aaa seeesideseiadettaititia ctihatiaatabinens Pees nu” Oe tee, EP tye LT st SN aR om a has gone far in establishing “das see, Sea oe gettin aoe tA PayPal? hutowonstud and the fact that they come mn wr vs m Ges 718 t Ae wine: tampa encressyecailitlias: ERY Naame Shy she Owe es RN AE AR IR ly cAI he RS RINT, Im NRT TER LORAIN: always . amy > a “ fh a Nees > 4 TOBE 6 he rT NR MAE. en ee eo 1s ” ‘ae o_o eo eo * he + engraved. 85 ye A WHOLE YEAR TO PAY soe. a a A EO Solid Gold. bes Genuine Diamond ces a), $7 5 The week’s outstanding diamond solitaire value! A genuine Diamond set in a solid 18-k. white gold mounting, ornately designed and richly hand carved. $1.00 DOWN mane aur Nevaretitte +> his . ben x eat may te 4 - > ane “ pe aaa i > > oe Pas ’ we en ae a wr 4 toe ‘— ne M a - ~ s een, Fee BR Sr lita cee tae ga nelle he, EAN ee Aa ORR Me oa * eoetaan De a _ — . 7” - she. aneineretparapemaicn dita NiN . - inti aie cletipneteditedti i -accenban treat ot osinetie ec Rass 0 get th ee wae Ne "pie a right ante ee ts aes. “ee on ea Ee ee oon gh 0g Wn gu ava ke sem a Bis oa ah, . a snsiensiite - — Ra oh ocr eeNaiee sceeitmematee ene, “ge = TTI, a day pee Deets = a SRNR REI Fine ¢ panties rS ~- ae oe eeieegttee nee dedenes(eneige 7 en WpEoees cei amie wee A o —_ wm “ " 7 seni ahi os ’ a a - motte ° arnee a apa mbes. agante nna 6st ty Ahr ee en Wedding Ring With 5 Diamonds ‘19° A dainty narrow band of 18-k, solid white gold set with E spar- kling genuine diamonds. Beauti- fully engraved and finished. A YEAR TO PAY ; s ‘ . ‘ , > oe o« i * x agagega =secne a . staiela S : -) . “ Pe Se — Arg 7 - on Diamond Wrist Watch egugegegegua oe oe poy } af S Sees : ) ES 7 a 85 . WATCHES= AN Se a g VA mee ~- a * | i gf Almost unbelievable — to i Fé e do hn, tha ch 6 fie, et — 4 Ap . Aven og Two genuine diamonds os and four replica sapphires. : i. sth 14-k. solid gold case. 15- se jewel movement. is A YEAR TO PAY ball] ne OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 7 O'CLOCK CEE CEE LEE EEE EE a on. : a and see that you get them in the red and yellow, wax-wrapped package that brings these corn flakes to you crisp, fresh and ready to serve. Postum Company, In- corporated, Battle Creck, Michigan. ©1927. PF. Co., Inc 2x14 Wall Tent *ene © # © SPECIALS INNEW | olan hy LF Msc | x aie $6- “ mar Pn $100; - r com REGULAR $35 8xi0 TENT 9G! p $10.77 $4 G5 10x12 ter Canvas Say 3 For *4-00 CAMP STOOLS | =e CAMP CHAIRS CANVAS TOP _ 4c Hundreds Hundreds of other camp- ing items at prices that are right at our 3 stores. ANNUAL TENT SALE REAL TENT BARGAINS IN THE VERY HEART a THE CAMPING SEASON 16x16 ARMY TENT Reconditioned but in perfect condition—cost the Govern. ve) We carry a full assortment of Tents, and can take care of you on any kind of Tent. AT ANY OF OUR 3 STORES—812 N. Awe otal Rays. BROADWAY AND CHESTNUT—6301 EASTON AV. ' we ' ' Wt ait ae . | l ul tlt i = ** “a7 - _ | ; i tI CAMP = GRIDS fs © name> alae roc

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a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SN erences _ STLOL SHARES SOLD , Y ET “TABLE SYMBOLS || IH ieee NEW YORK BOI NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Tetal sales were ODA : ORK K MA kK > Ssmbol a | gy%4; 51 jCluett Peabody & Ahumada Lead .. | w2%i 2 3 3%) %2 9644 iCoca Cola 3 ...../ ; Air Reduction 6b 3118 :* | 122%; 63 Collims & Aikm 4, | 53% dewell Tea ..----| | 50% ~ og me 7a Pullman ctis 5 ...: 30%; 10% Jonss Bros Tea.. ~~ Ms ’ ' eS O% 34% Punta Alegre Sugar) a Ajex Rubber ..... ‘ | oo a it, 42% Colo Fuel & Iron | BOS Tam. 3 > My ties Follows Announce- 3 Alsska Juneau Gold, 3, 1%) 1% 1%/— % | 157%, B4 [Cole & Southern 3) 2137 jug S241 ize ortan Meter Car. 17% , 32 sziAl Chem & Dve 6 a3:15: Bx ] : ch | FZ%ei FO Colo & S lIsi pid 4, i $4i Fe2Z: : - > a ae oT iw ee eee a ‘ : Sie See ae — a acetl 2O 3) 70%| 44% K C Southern Ky. ment of Stock Exchange Al Chalmers Meg 6 6106 103° {103° | 9%) 83% (Col Gas & Elec 5| 57/ 96% 7%! S4%4IK C Somtners Ky: - Failure as Result of De- + ¥ Rah ht a rs ~~1S Gwe tl ico ~_ os ~) e heed a 1 Purity . oe 2 77% | Le. 77 Pisses St ft tae ; . —- eae tee : 1U8 % 101 4 Purity Bak pid 7) 110,107% 107% 107% — %& 140 - = 54 10—31 100—30 100—31 | @ | 41% Radio Corp of Am.| 661) 64% GO%! 615%—1% (Cri 147° — " a | } P Rand Mimes 1.52.; xl 44 | 4 | 44 j—] ty | BS 2% = —_ 5 103—8 103—5 i0a—s ‘ea. ding Co ob...-.- 1900—16/100—16 190——19 | ” 1fit—?t 16}—3 1Oi—e - ee es m 13%) 12% Sil | 99% 1CG& Epid A'n 6 11/1043,) | i—2 % | 945 Kelly-Spetield Tire.| ; pia. .j >» {3 : | 204; 14 jCommercial Cred 1) 117%; 16% | 28: agg e —gge ggee , & 223 Commercial Sol B 8 58% 2404 Ke y-SPS Ks sige 45% Com wkh Pow 3b | - ens — Ka 3Y *% Cor Nast Pb ;: : | 3 . ; ' j 7 stone if ae 39%, Conde a + | i 2% 1! Kraft Cheese 1.50a.,| Th Amal Leath ‘™ Amerada Corp S 44 Arm ii Sim ters oie o& RO OPR ais i eengee 5 Soo a Qe a 1734 & : ; : cal tee =x es fag me mec ge Be fede we ~ lk chet he : 190—32 100-—31/100-—33 PA | TE Ee o De ME eG "AI ee A CES il! PL titi Seg 10 y 4 GS Ay + ice ae ee the @ ee. 3% i] : : 7% 7% B | ‘Reynolds Spring .-.| %i § Reynolds Tob B 5 123 mend ger “137 % i— 100%,:101 —6 S; “eral Mut ? + “eT rf Bo * t) M uilin cv a eae : 7 ; i + - 4 ' . af S Tidew Oi pid 5 ae rid Phen F 5 ore ~: : —— ~)is eg re9 FPffxfern = PAM tty: 9 =6'4 Davison Chemical. . iVo* Deere & o pi fy Ty a Sa *? ~ g ? t FEN ei LUTUT oe We : . + ' a + Fit a AE oi RNR I ct MOR Sips Ka ee s prtargss a uF 20) ee 1D ie ode oo? ~) D> we Ge oe ihe Gb td 4 ary. tnd 2 7 ae "eS. He sf aa * — - ae ee VI - ” - > we ~ et pee - -_ Dos Ut wp Yes Witte @? ih ht i Pans ey ita , a ee ps zs ¥ © ae + Fe 4 = | ee & 2 oF € iva P de Nem de |kastman Kodak S&b ‘s Eaton Axle & Spg 2 Ll% Eisenlohr & Bros. .j ty El Auto Lite 6.50b ls Electric Boat ~ ~~ we os ee RAR OP Reem 2? ~1a ie i en Fee be fT = be ws * . 328 SSaSSsnzeR BF tee EF CK FT eee ~ on a ee et ee et on > i mh OM yay? belt LI Tit 2 ho thor 29d9 ¢ ed 2 a ws envy Pred bed fed ed fd Hm ip HR CTD pet he et a st ates -; ° - o ? eye very wre TED wet hin et ob Po wet t3to @ we ~ ~) ny eet pe PD? Re “imu Op GI coe 4 pe et ee B= a eo & tj Fen, ro. I] bt Pe ¥, et ee tt ke t@ © tire oT KROotwetalh m6 ot Pritt. ‘ j b+ ret BSD bee &é 7% & tS SD | a ae | ;. ra 2 * ¢ @ esse ee ee oe ca) 7 « 3: geeaaae oo =P we ¥» ~ E : weeon Pa a f- we - Seas hed * % Bb whe bet bet Ge wig rer € o > €. ~ ae ee | 60 - oe ae e. & * “" é@ - ¢ | ~ ae se Serer OF Me he ¥ a eleeee gESeRseEnzee Sseese a eo $2 ¥u B o3 Cc 2. & af > ~ : - ihiite: ot wt ce a oe on he ~~ “a * ss ee So oe ee 8O% he GPa . 1 | ©r “ De | -_ 4 fo) ot eet ee —) “424usuu a SSSRRSTSIRRRS sk Rub Ist pid 7 eischmann 3 ... oundation Ce. 5. va z ; St ; ng . — Nash Motors 4.50b 176 775 ee . | hn #4 : : : ane sin wee 1s 322 34% 343 F tos G2% Underwood Type 4 : a 46.1 | 31% peng oncom >: 9 99 : ‘3 35% Union Bag & Pap. 3, ; an ‘ $ ot S . Biscuit 5 .. 24/133 % 129% 131% i 3 9S% Unien Carb & C 6 174/140 : | ge 52 39 %*Un Of] of Cal 2.50b o 43 Union Paclifie 10. } nO Car 3. mn Cig Stores new) } Cig Stor pfd 6. United Drug 9 ... |} United Dyewood .__| UnDrewood pf 7..| » United Fruit 4.50pm USCastiPaFdy 1¢ USCIP&Fy; pfd U S$ Distrib new.. USHofiMach 4 ._|| ’ S$ Indus Alcoho! : ) S$ Ind Alco pid > Leather ~iWwda Ss “© ae ory x a 8 ¢ ¢ Lleol lt ol Rae stat it ee * 2% i 1 Ge.36¢ np a w- F >» op hiek or en F F F fb F bes 4 4 “4 A et ta oe ISS,118 % Gq TRS 74 j Po eS ) ' ’ ; : ; SRSSRBES ERE * ~~ Fox Film A 4... Freeport-Tex 4.25b (ab Snuabber 3.50. Gardner Motor ... Gen Am Tank 3 _ —s + b (r@nerai Asihait w HOU OD he - ¥ I oy =" ) op be OO oe ’ 1D - V2 Gt tr bh OF ee Be r #3 ee , t9 2? ol || ig | oo \* } es r 4 + “eye fs ee eo) \ ee — ny fe Fey ; yo — é eo @ ii Bmore ew FFF FREESE ih > Sea COD h * eeeex? th jos te hg Mt na cad Gag “I PPR rare ata to tn to RAD Pritt tas boot eS bn . “tm Co Ge ie ~ vv oa 3s hae eat Pa ~~ 7) - °* ~~ 4 S te z ee en a 4 ri © 2-7" ee ue. on DH Gs > ee Fee bot y . ial $ 5 - 4 A Ae Ae WA Vy Re 2 PECEE CLE OP EL PLER EL RE EFESL EL CB BE EF ERA Didve de ete ec a nt ; ee DO to et ee os i a ae a > te oe a Fewer R83 SEBSSISSSSALTI SES ASR OEEE EER EEFEPE FPFCPE CPE EC EFERPER EF PE FETES “0g OD | No. | hard ; 4 4 e+e D Co ht hs ny Laat al ‘LR wm OO we cic- 44% 27 * oe ow aS 6 ott > de . es - a ~ ee od 4 oo Fr ieee Site ra 4 z ATT: cH ei © @Yyivi # ' os b na af a _ - ~~ oS he R2aaes ie ee ee oD o and then falliag down to 219. Sub- sequentiy the Stock sold as high as | 224, then cresived to 2164, closing | at 218%. Manhattan to 501,. Manhattan Electrical Supply opened at 61, advanced to 647%, |* broke to 50%, a new low for the b 7 } fear as com@ared with the recent | *~2,, 29°3% Bosh T Bicg pra 7.) x10 118% 118% Mi.-... | 222 (116% € u 7} xl be 121 14/1273 - 2 on Wes Supey high on eek etiieie os ce | : 2 Butt r Zt) Cennn us Corp us Eureka Vacuum broke from a high ° oo . 0333 of 74% to 58 and then rallied to) ©. be | Re ~ 7 69, off 4% met. Other sharp breaks | 70%4/ 664, Calif Packing 4... | v ~ (Cal Petroleum 2 ae ee A 4 ~is “hs : 1 _ cea ote IE cee I came, I cae | . as ~ fe -ceane- aes 4% Wie WS bo +g = eyere) — ot) Sas z= 13 TL LET BT: : ‘how whit ecorn $1.086%; $1.07 @ 1.08. Ots: No. 2 white onla, white oats. 48% 644 oats, 46% @47c- No. 3 2 4 He | a id PELEEPEL TERE SEE 3 8 ni F 2 .50b) MivPGR pfd 7...| Util Pow @ Lt A2' ‘Vanadium Cerp 3. . Van Raalte Co ... Vick Chemical 4.. Victor Talk Mach. Vietor TM cvt pf 6! + Virginia-Caro Chem! Va-CC Gpet p pfd. 12 Va lC @C pfd & x20 iVvraudeou Inc 3 2 i'Vvaudon pfd 7 a: Y. x Vulcan Detinning . x330 aol aot aw tae 2s Seeeecesesase ees aeSEsEssesesecs i) © G = i Os b] FBR3 = ~ ee - ho ee tw ZAAAAAAG'AT . . a ‘ WikS~'~ie w o- fre — EEEETER LEPTES 2 BOD "SD ie H ouwoa~wh FF BE eae ve rod Q > Oi took place in Houston. which| %=* 71° Gropped from 133% to 112; Air| 71”! giuicalune & au | 69% ‘ —1% | S9%) 23% b an B 4.400 | 4%, 3 : ie Ca e 1 6s | 61% Reduction, from 184 to 163: White | 60% 36 (Canada Dry 3 .. UT) 5SRU BS} 52 em | 1024) te le we ee ee DS ne ; 20) 33 Pec Ga a ie S74 Stal Sewing Machine, from 48% to 34:j $25) ep uiccn bon ee 1M TONER USSG (1N4 si] ty | 299 (200 [Hock Val Ry 10 ..) 1028024 2N0% jENU ty | 148, 124 (Fee Tel & Tel 7 ois 38% Pittsburg Coal. from 539% to 50. | 26: 3 Case Threshing 6 — 4250" 249” 24) ets $7 314 ee der ° 55° “| S| Si yes! 38% ) # Me = x, oa “Det : — oaks 03 and Timken Roller Bearing. from |*2. 752 (28 Shresh pid ~ gg ag ge id ae % | S4is) 60° [Homestake Min | es : i. 129% te 121 7 Severe: ee rem 2m = POG ee = fb = a * — be, | 2 , | 66 + ol Honsehod T 3.00 32 : ~ a - bs Aig wert keine ssiciiiaiiecen oe ‘ aga : ' nan ee ti oo Ba E - s 3: > 13. 2 . 2 | 7 ou ‘ ar n. ee 4 = % ‘ 2 te ites “hs ‘ - + Manel Mgt Bh | 3 3 2 ao a 301 | * 3 40% Huds n &M o 5 . 3S 1 “1 , . oF ie ee a i a a | Ss : jeed “Prod 2a ai S2 2) | $249) 48% Huds RM C 3.50 ro % +t 7 Weber & Heilb 4. .| 74%i 9 iad: ithe ‘the nt Semen bexi 73. ~ of rp . = 2) oer : S| t3. ' svi 121% Tilinels ——- 2 Si), 18 ts: an athe > ities ; _ 2. ~~ 2. a: ie oe ae er A Z| 17% 11 ing redorded i. the eatnes aalliitas ~~ > om a 4 x ‘ 20 3 17%. Ind Oi] ; . . 7 ‘ Fa he Pathine Min o © ' | é 00% Ww Pa P 4 a at @ — oreheen merger issues and the Eastern wees 3 noe s % aa ecoealers. Lehigh Vullev. Dela & Hudsoh, Pittsburg & West Vi ginia. Western Maryland, Texas & Pacific, “Soo” common. “Katy” common and.Wabash closed 3 to 6 points net lower. 7} Foreign Exchange Quiet. ee? Time money and commercial pa-¢ per rates ‘cid firm. w.. Foreign exchance trading was | 2° quiet, with little change in qnota- | tions. Demand sterling and French oe rm es SRBSRSSSSSRESES err se i + + a @ eee bearish infieence, cided upward trend perts indicating that el oocs mur 4. Sb Dan ge app, MBS id “sae? - 7 oe Ace ogee: mane, e ~- Fear EE th owe “oe? Dh 25 55 - PLasAs - FE KPT ¥ Aes re ee — > - - se PU De sd de K arren Fdy&f i pe : a Webd&Hetlbr pfd w i ~}2 83 m 63 -> ¥ a = . s =] , 3» --~ rt et ot . a 7) F x s @ Fé oP z i ie a in ae ss @-s3 2?) PULTT IVT TP el whe hth be be 4 + pe + ee oOo @~i ame @ rain and . J | r corn starting ic te Se z @uentiv scoring gains. Advorse bs FS EEF o ¥ '. $9 + Oot ~ S553 7. aod ty » Mos zs e, Yd ad a | WA he OMO~ - OU ie CFF FFE SS CF chasing wheat Nort liberal volume also France in . +. RESBAERELZa ts = ad bt het Het pe i) bili > Lid! # *? i) o re aes | ed ll ve 4D si MD QRe eric + . . Jtty * ie .- 7, bad eed 2uUIO & 4+ @ 232 Ps | | » | oSSsssr-FFe just SUS hie 5ioSs es ‘ : 5 = I - Fe ; 4 4 Lo et ie Pie 2s hil het er a an ar are PS ee ee ee ee. SRERSIELESSSSESSELSECSELSS SLES et We “. Ee teen a ae | (ThiT 1 : FRPP - a we 4 fw ** r Li ; - = 4 —_ de 7 , ae : 24 40% ° ree A .s pay i “ pic 4 > 55%i 53%) 53 eroiceum . 3% 3% |— Overland ../ + TB%) 17%) 17 THT ~ 7% (2 St 45 Ure tg Di Wo ee pe yr ~) ¥ a nwt Je E pfd 7% Combust Eng 2 > + ~ Rm Harvester Co’ 6a Hervester pfd 7 : ° > ol of | ? # aS 2 ae ee Fs ne Ps Bu meg oes eet tha 4% 3 ood 4 > ~ 4 ee 4 me ~ Sk R2aS5 wD > Be Oe | my a we I 3 20% — *% amen wuled around 4.85% and) 4s ee 158% --3% 3.91 % : ceatg respectively. Jap- no 9 me pe p nn rthington PAM. | 9} 35 31%/32 iH, anese yen were heavy Bi Nek 8 mr re A el tl nt Salt ----| 340) @8 ot a. | “Shui iam weaker 6 oe) “ee : 7 45 —— +x: See The padenealillietartneta seen ~ aS BCE efin 23 1. + Oe wy | % ‘Youngst Sh & T 5b a ts tt+« 9 arian allie 4 ~ 4 it *: September wheat. .140% we Ateseeactne' COUAL STOCK ee vant tance PRICES ON CURB “Batis. EessandPoaey’ PONVFRTIBIF BONS | __Fokionexcuwme (SE === r LOUIS MERCHANTS’ i>} + + * y ha Ses CGR Meee NE bi aie Rea. Meh tun Fos See SCT Ty eon Ray SPL EAO SE iia slink bs itd ee vy ‘ Lag ake + Seed t be ent ake + RO RE eves 2 os bl bt be bs vot ae “a if F a if ¥ ! pet SEVRSSSIAA CE OK FSEFSPSESEFST ES F OF OE 4° PPS a) » » iad ¢ é ~~ « pee Oe Vr Diese oo. ow > gs ieiart + ; “eS ee pp retinas . et ere eM Bar sgeun [RONRRCO Emer oY ee etter the nll. be | | *ec lower at 22c. ee $i.8 CO-tay “bills on banka, wilh du Is = Loc kK E&C HANGE. $ 2 to . A gO pe. selling nr B “ } 17300 ee 4 qQuctations are for round : . l 11-14. ‘ = : - : c. Of about 16 ¢; | SF the Associated a . xe .—Prices were mixed On | points net | T. during the ear Bast ae” NEW Yr R rT ogy +1 Creamery extra« the Asse a ‘Cc — in cents. D. Demand. Cc - bee? aA | gin : « _37 . ; 4 ete at ; si2¢ 3 - es r. 2.» "2 ear S ee ; . . ° . loca! market today. Sheffi« id , a ss [ | COVveriRe or CO seendeninie Tain y = ilies x. Aug. ] ~.— Prirers on the ‘ndards le- firsts 35e¢ . seconds. «ae ‘ ; ‘ — Tox eg “ Press. : a ‘ teel and Johansen Shoe ith By heures a oes. arket at “= Sete ork Curb Market broke wide open > 1 packime stock, 26c. ; pee m. Aug. 12.—An ech of the | France—Franc: D. S914: Cc. 39° te anc hansen Shoe wit) - | Sears | tg ny R-mde ed rallies of to | Cay on selling inspired bv the stock fres> firsi« ! «000 cases ~*~” . of stocks on the * big board” re-/ Italy—Lira: D, 5.04: ¢ —_— on —_— ‘ ™ , ‘ ‘ tenis Pe. Pe 7 : a+ : és cA. a my o — . _ +4 . BED: -s ; : " » 7 rs | aulic Brick preferred lower. Pe- | i; cond ‘ est at the end of the | exchange failure of A. L Fuller Co. and} firsts. 2O@24c; cases re- | SOUded through the convertible division of | Relgtum— Belge - | digo Weber was unchanged and In- |, i "'vate cabies re ported a quict market in | ‘¢ Sweeping reaction on the “big board.” | : bond market toady and several issues | So BP ere iv. “It. WIR trade calli: Vin en ie , | whic ee i ; ; ‘ olisend— elie ‘ " 2 BUDD Le d dy " — Deol EDECciait leg were the hardest OF nn: bak * tal gh on — J. am ne ae fo same mov Ing stead) ¥ forward N cen . ia ft - hor } AlThet Mili ; at, n r) ) ~oc: eTs spec , TOP pe VIoiIen it a : . B: ifter part of he “aie BS hia a for Decerm- crt Pring 4 to 10 Paints. in a mad | pastry 7c. an kers “ . ches say te . , ‘ , nai ll ** . 4 points net ‘ . ; ‘TaTruabie of trace Te Lo eet out or Stocks i 4 : Fn wins 24° sin- we soe yo : e ir ‘ated shares. : 7 , ? Denmmark—Krone QD further lnmidatio: the a at any pr ’ Sie Re as Sree cnet ae Pr a cre iitm, ba ‘acdicn wae relative! Swi trerla, Rg. . vo $0 : ei narket | my price. Liguidat j@les, 24%4c: long horns. 25c: 4 aa ae deal : a¢ relati Switzerlané—Fr hank and bankers | SOMe Rice-Stix sold at 22. nafavorable Snadinen Apprehensions of | stocks obvious! ssa a os mere cure | prints ce: brick . ) * an naed to hala Sonced oY cay mone Spuia—Pencin: er er Ey yom SEI AVOTAMEe Weather devek Nis OVE Da SiON Was influenced by = ¢ rr) —_ A al _ —— o to re * tty * it . a sgt AS hates Annus Qs Werk -end sePmied th hring -~ go ng pela : o>tain cash to sUDDOrT a ’ E ‘. »? - ig ~Fow is. » nite Sew) th he ~ 7 ry ‘ (shorn. I Tachme : D. s “ Dividends in Dollars. | § Pete OO me on the rally, which extended te 19 A ~— om the New York Stock Prchance Pon - ey, pene me oc: | Barcest hit of the comvertible liens. =i a. Poland—Zioty - Dm. 71.27 Steady: « - 34, i2.—aRh money.) Bank ef Commerce 9 += for December. Trading continued "comp. ar an na Be new stock of the General | biack sprincs Oc: er \ ne jing downward more than 21 pointe _~ | Czechp,Storakia—Crown: time loans firmer - a _o hit 4 Back of Cormmerce 5.4 oe atively guiet. however, and the market at hasie ‘Sno ae er ~ 3 a “when issued”! cocks. Ge: spring ‘eucks 7. eo ens cares =, S£aimst @ high for the wear of 145 | Jugo-Slavie—Crown: I ' * Py . mialer. 7 2 or ; . u . | mR GF % gererg! ; a , ‘ ‘ ; oe Gar . rT ~*~ j e.. ies PEt sh pet . . ~ — ) 4TOOR Srn ors 2a ‘ _ . a : ° a %: €6 monthd 4% 4%: ——e | 2 A, ota merce «| Sen ge ol al prints ate from the | first sale wag a block a oe e Lic: turkeys, | ; .- A “eens 5428. leaders in many tonne Crown: D . ¢ ‘ we oe Sore Wall Street abore that firure. the " ' S $2.75: medcium. $2, i « , % . ~~ ” Oly? . se In saTEC numbers ; Tokio— Yen BD 47 37 % if | Mydraviic Brick .. Y be, Stock marker o wtHed tone reperted in the | running close to 7 sales | mall _~5c_ per: dasen. i be =, Chsing at 115, or 124% 7 She —— 2 —* 1 tertat : Aes BG x TAT amt. } Ford M a , . h ree PIGEONS AND SQUA BS— Live rire? / ss Vvrar - Iwak ” 4 ne Ri a, 60.25. Ateriationa! ys -s 5 by . ; Tye ~ember acl ee e ' & aotors cropped from $1.25 Der dazren Dreseed | t ‘ a Far . tine first an “ heals js ’ Mortrea }— Dollar tT) aK an 7-28 Inte MalOPrai Sh FAit aes 4 @mall ' tr ; ._ titties wer the meet : ‘ _ ss wae @ at that | *%a.-tmhen rallied to 530. off 29 . tame . Oe SBCUYS. esha ~ — otce. ose whieh brought hetter prices | > . " Exe hans fehaneen Bree 1.50 mo 5 : on Lenten, 1° ances é - oe ee ae ‘ns - enver ~ i | a . ~ : eRiimes: | : M orcan?: Tr "2 : CHreTIneg With the no het. Cemrmer > Ghee, S - bentures, Chicago Raibw 3 lomitin | : : * CORtiecs. | Me Part Cement 3 ‘40 | ' ectiene | tion. . of america. Celanese Corpora-! c arse. underfed underweicht et: | Btactete ree t : , . | _——— - te ’ . F 7 mle ra _ ; 3 Ti. . owes tRNS hg & ) at . 7. ~~ et ; a New Vork | National Candy 7 . Sire awn | Om e146. 1. tamer 613 to 28 ‘ewer: or, : | wanted: salable only et sh | Suc a a Sagar. National Candy .. B10G% pa 7 _ a ce LSe 19.45- t United T } 1; Spring lambs 454 60 be + | ee. ROD; 4 te © feet | 4 7 . : . . am sa 4 s> v7 ; oe , ; ——— — > 7 ees » oi : *-* * NE TORK, Aug, 12.—The roe sucear “Siienmal Candy ... .} HIM@ te : tn aon, oo March. ! peg: “ pound: peor lambs. & ts . 2S. eniy mnvade t -4 matket wes quiet tk Nat SS tee ; = M 19.85. Song auict. mia.) Oe. to 4c: Ducks @ =. - Sheep. Se | ‘ tional? ‘Tate siten- | y |n4 Prices were Sa Shona mG) = i2i1¢e —s £ bea LbG Standard Of of Indiana wh: . Cc: OUCES. fe to /. er ooend. 4 SA SCeOGRie Maing Prices. Chicags | - ula ncdiana. hich hae been : — 285008 were under hearr preseire Stancard Of! of Kew Y¥ : The aniy Sale Prone : Nafiewml Cx: ge * : ws ; bong reported was; “some lan S Leg: | Prominent in pmeol o . > ’ q - ; — “a ; ‘ ~~) : Terations for aver ? ourport tl aaa nearoy en) oe Weter 2) 752! ies ET ctiead an tues ~ heavy volume. but 20 LEAD ocustrial Hist. ch i ‘ a «nce Ha cho. Ea , PpPort and fell tha 5 tte be Inquiry was reported ter | Rice | : point er eo. Vac and A : De eg-perer? er 2 He pe bd od haw 3 > 2 - aod ee ee et Oe 3 “ | * be “4? nm vw a “s “ ® >t ot | > IRR . z ca ho me Se ee > EFTFPRSE EA EPREE 72 - nd ~ iy a *¢ a? *® ‘ £ ~ FF FM ESLER PEETERREETEET ES FOR TE REO EEH : CORE EE EE weyeren b | Deo we Dam § we ow in be te Mt... Lois Ciearms Howse , th ; me ASSOC ation — ebarincs for Ane. 12. 1827 $23 - | ‘ts bear's Giv lest vear > a ; Tes Wear $4.545.900 Boe. en-~ | a? NSPOMAME Peried lust vear, 34.803 G00 00 | stepert of debits sl Aur. 11. 19: eTe : *® Mcivrdwal acm owt SUB 90 i ternation Shoe , Site : total te CATs 4 ~ sou) DOO ft _* ci ice ional =hoe ww 4 re bet Lez. to bemks and bar aceunnte 4 + Li ONO ; o~ wl te SS 545, 70008 - © com stock sold back and deb. Ss were 342.800.0808: total to HOCK SOK U . ; Werk a é' oe coe % on ewe SSr253R282 8 P38» ’ oe i a we ey ee eens e _weee re - oF — oe ee es Pe eGR dist Rh 4 = bs i i * es We PONE ss vc 2 fo the “2 Seer 5 BS2283a8 PEP EREE . ggtacaa ry Sas CPPS PLE FH @ one & a eee —- & So © S “a bad - Sm Seat Re ° ~~ ee ee le BERES & EESTMSSEERD B a) nf} i i ae cet 17 ——=—Bar silver Fk ES fe , ihre, riyePORS diy ede aiiliineemtbeatianiee aa, a rN ae ae poids Peer ey) ee 282523) v &## ef. Gun 8 3s REE8e e8ae8 oe ~t ow os ba be e me be “@nenw oe roy . pest eve +9 OEE TT OM tet ne, te wrt bendinga sy 2 ‘See ¢ee2e 4+ ene eo oe oe & NEW YORK. 4 2 ene Tals ; Lead was quiet at $6.50 ver he Sent. | Rie-Stix | 4 close: =. = futures eak in St Louis today. Pe > 160 sad — tm. ; T.7%e | | Sem? -. a ; | c inc Was cuiet at per prices were irregular. exican >) March | Seutlia Stee (part) 8! | 3 Pree. or ints. NEW YOR. suc ple, A nag th. oe of 1999 broke 3% points to a new + ; : . 7. * ane > electrolytic spot «a ne fut ’ le of 35 ; Sheffield Steel 2. wile ar : — = Ay S W Bell pte 7 pe es & 4.8. 5¢ B « fell x steacr ransactions tn Federal Govern Suspends Firm. | a | Mar dy a nore tham three points Cg 384 73 ai curities were not mumero poe epee lh — a oo on. cod e ] a SERR2382 +Thttit SESE LE FFF £Wwhio. were inciined te | Waltke San 940 “- 4 OF EF P| all fink Pat New Orleans Spot marr ens? § teket~er S320 Atlanta Rediscount Rate Cut. NEW ORLEANS, a od ten | BO ‘Fae. elect enn.’ | p SSBINGTON, erty an ne 313 - ; Fei i . es ‘ 3 : . ; Rewer, « Bo , low middling he Gown: onilen. : ae: a3: tm, spet, £2Re | he Federal Reseree Fa ee Son tb ase. | to i: ~ oe. —ey yy. 4,- t, | lanta to reduce ite neliesane reir to oo j428 Ss; futures, £28 2s 64, Say. TOM € Ser cent, effective Satur- | tA. L. Poller @| Waemer Ekectric 44-47 ew York Stock Ex. ! Warmer Bleetric _ 18.71.75 cong | mg . ' ner Electric ... — Catton futeres | Ry fPiciate, Vagner Klectric ~~ a ned TRRAe: Dece ' te meet enga geeme sts.” Kiniech LD T Ke €2 N00 100% | m # e = Sic. ‘aces em twer. | | i May, a . ~ 2 Soke a. hetindigeiaabadaanin a ens ies oa ee Ef wme- Fag hl walauvuowy Bz2 ee 33

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C Ls jos | WHEAT IS IRRE | ON LOCAL UX ST. LOUIS eerie Aus. 12. —Foliowing a — ae . | Close.|Ch’ge, — = -* am market and qguotane recei vex rom an 10} markets: z Sa “nd Gy High. Low, __ Close, ~~ . SEPT PTEMBER _Wwit HE EAT tf ag i Lay 15Y 44 bie Chr “or 140 1417 KC 154% issse Lele ag a. ae arene “Wiener StL 1a L, 140% : St L -14u) a Cni 1477 a BN ae. KC 2 4s9% 3: da ™ (i ____ MARCH Wilk ar’ Chi _- 150% lis ', ___ 140 SEPT EMBER ¢ CURN, St. L. 112 i llu % 112%, as ~2123 2 1lu% lils, K. 10542 103%, 105b IECEMEER CORN 03? Bm 382 , (St Lew 11s | 42 : oat 116% 4 113% % « : kK. C.108 1Ot i% Ma AR CH « 2OR} lis% 11% lis SEPT JEMBER ¢ ' — a ~ DECEMLER o>: OATS 2 Chi. o3 61% 531, § 3: | “ MAKC H ONTS_ Chi. 55% 04%, nS US + SEPTE NE ERS RY z Chi. 95% 93 Bab DECEMBF?T: Fe Y Chi, 98% —os ~ M-. Cm. 101 & lu} tTrHard, *Red. - RPREE ORE FER, PP ST. LOUIS MERCH, Sep" z | Aug. 12.—Wheat CHA dosed lows , €xception of Septe mbcr red. Corn » ee to ae 2 finish. > Nn the local caal ee a’ dragged, soft Krades ing cony te ie fiard was Jc lower. St) Was steady ¢ lower, Demand wae f: aly, Outs wenn tu lc lower. Demat was slow, Strength of LA vespeus and report oti favorabie weather su France and & were credited with deine bullish influ; in early wheat niaiiget, Winnihes tt 1*%.c higher on Octoper i Corn started une eed then ranged highes.- reports Were said ty “7 — wn an - C eo less Local wheat r c 400 bo, compared aah a57.b00 = : and 204,400 last Sear. included 120 | local rete oon h. Corn receipts, were 5 { u ” red With { week ag, and 44 ‘Soo ~ ob cars loca] ars; ceipts, which wee 56.009 bu. with 102. 00U a week ago and 124. year, incluced 26 cars local and 2t Hay receipts were 10 cars local snd" through. 2 Primary receipts of wheat were 2. 000 bushels, compared with 3,216,008 week ago and 2,720,000 a year ago. & receipts were 498,009 bushels, compe with 446.000 a week ago and 423.4 i" year ago. Oats receipts bushels, compared with 446,000 a week a and 423.000 a-year ago. Wheat shiz were 1.641.000 bushels, compared with 319.000 a week ago and 1.: 282.000 @ ago. Corn shipments were 297 000" 8. compared with 405,000 a wee, and 299. 000 a year ago. Oats sh were 219.000 bushels, compared with V0O @ week ago and 560,000 a year St. Louis Cash Grain, Sales of cash graia were: Wheat: No. 2 red winter wheat, $) No. 3 red winter wheat, $1.39 @ 1.40; 4 red winter wheat, $1.34@1.35; Nes red garlicky wheat, $1.37@1 40; Neg red pea: $1.35: No. 4 red te $1.25@1 No. 3 red smutty $1.36; — 4 red smutty wheat, $f ie 2 hard wheat, $1.40: smutty, $1 1.38- No. 3 hard smutty, $1.32@13 No. 4 hard smutty, $1.34; sample hard wheat, $1.30: No. 2 yellow wheat, $1. 36 @ 1.38: No. 3 yellow wheat. $1.37. Corn: No 2 row corn, $1.10; Ne, yellow corn, $1.08: No. 4 yellow $1.07: No. 6 pave corn, $1.03: } whit ecom $1.08%; No. 3 white $1.07@ 1.08. Ots: No. 2 white ry 5O Me; white oats, 48% @49% No. 4 oats, 46%2 @47c- No. 3 Cais oats, CORN PRICES HIGHER ON CHICAGO By the Asscciated ‘Sigg? CHICAGO. A — Wheat of ae a ws DSO em = : FRESE rire ——— ae I le a 2 = ee prrxtle o-t-- FFF FS rare = - z * . ~ ** mt closed wr«>ttled “ tis to ee ee > et ae LTT] FER wetness oe. %ec to Me jower. but Guentiv scoring gains. oa agoree harvest conditions were ed today from Euro ty of chasing faean from liberal 4 mow os FPSES FEES mt 7 ~ “bolas damaged moisture. On the other hand, field reports from Comenvic cgay Mpa or aga less pessimist r example an server telegraphing from st ley At, D.. said harvest was becom ; that district and that aa shows rust damage than further east. zt that southern North Dakota has suffé loss by rust, but still has a crop & average. GRAINS, BIDS AND OFFERS. CHICAGO, Aug. 12.—Grain bids and ¢ fers follow: s 1,90 | 90 | 90 % ar ~| BS%) S8%, S84 6100 | 99%| 99% my go 7 YU 5 | U9 | oy abt 101 s ei umtena ia uw o i or £103 %) 103% Monutreaiir co 44; 0) Bu4s; rid og BB i 1111 4ahUTTiIS Uy lsi 4: ‘21 v2) Geo’ rT So - “9 | Bev % mourris&é hesex J 49 | %, Bi+vgi Bi 431 Bi +s Gt Dairy rr Us.; #103 jlUL yy LUZ oy 10/103 % | 103% | Natl 1U OB .----( 21408 % (108% 104 + 62:100 | 995/100 NLog ial g 442 B; wij UB se UB Ys | Yd %% 1) 95%! 95%4| 95% | AYEUSV 8 CLLOLA, — oo, YO a, Vy) YO NY 4X & Mv db, vo lu ys} Luu ve | LUY + #81 881,803 |aeeam-rs oc.t. Stasi sien tt ry ; F. rl 98..j, @ ae i Usa 11) wt a 104 ‘ita Nitens u 4s Je) ; = ' 4) 8714) 87% | 8 NYCeMM a 45 44, e 3 Sg ee & age ees SEReR Fe y: =" ae = ow =o 19) 99% | oO 59 Nivewan rig J; 1/104 % 104% 104% | NLULaeS € td x2) 6106%1108 (106% | N\YCme@stL ¢s ..; ag Pt 27/104 (103 % 103% av xX DOCK LVL 46; we 36 44; Bv i, ; 36% 25 101% 100% W016 NX Bais rt 6328; djllow jlioy jliu 65102% 102 | NYNH&H cv6 «25, 12 itty | ‘ah 4 | LLU % oP ae 100% Ci; hl 2%, me oe 104% 104 104 % 06; ‘| 7144) 71% + OF} ; ao} y= oOo Sasser oo, ¥ 2m os: Sr Bi 59% | BO, | 59% 5) a3 4 | 92 NYV&W NYRy; | N OR 1g | sy | NY ‘ 74% | - é Moot tons 08 | 17,101 {100 % |101 a 11) S242/ 82%) 82% a | NLO&P By 55 A! 6/102 44 |102 44) 102% 3\ 85% & Nor & Sou 5 Aj 10) 9344) 93%) 94% 2 108 4 108% 10844 | Nor & W gen 6e; 2 105 % | L053 105 : e, 195 105 |105 Nor & W con 4s/ | 97 97 | 97 rT 103%) 104 Nor Am Ed ds 57! 93} 99 % | 99%! OY +4 108 % 103 % | 3 N Ohio TaL GsAj 9, 934 | BS %, YB 44 Nor Ohio 5s ....; 7; Ys | ¥7%, Nor Pac 6% _B...| 1/1145 114% ~ svg Fe C.5 ot Bios: ‘s (LOG 2” 100 100 4% | 100 5% o rf&im: Ss “( 20,1906 % | 105% 16 64 NE 64 64 do pr lien “a. eo “9 95 | 95 | a 4 634 63.4% Me | 63 14 do gen 3s eee j 7 sided sathed | GY? | 997, tA 93°4 4,102 101% | ‘102 4 106%) 106% ee States Pow Ohbp R Edis 51106 106 196% Olid B Coal Cortel ™ 92 ee 2 Ontario Trans 6s! Ore S L rfg ed | Of Clig Steel vate 4 95 95 ‘ 4 5 4 p Eat let 5s ee a &¢ 48. | § 7 4 »), Z — i z ..| 25) 64%) 64%" 644 4 12/103 102 % /103 HU 6106 % 106 % 108% 12244 122 iw122% 16 104 a ae 104% be ay «& 35) 89% x 8: 5 &9 2% Pere Mara riz Bal 1\105 hf S 410 PhilCo rfg Gs. 4) 104 %i104% 103% PhilRead C & “il os. 4 100 % ot fi 100 % 4% 43 Ry8s./ y ierce Arrow &s; | | 97 | 97 eilpours Fl ae ae anit PCC&SL Ss B75 "| 119 408 11103 1 105 ry S105 105 4 4 73. | ad | 1 Rd | 05 % 10 a5 Port El Oe 6s) 1 102 i102 102 24; 94%} 94%%| 94% , ts 17,101 %j1014, 101% 6s B | 2 100 % 100% 100% 12/103 44 (102 % (102 % P ee 2/108 % 108 % | (108 %& 42 ‘ | 1| 95% | 95% | 95 5% 4 19 1 | 991 | i. » mo 1 - : Le 4 44 3'107 1106 % 106% se SvcNJ S4A8 i 0. 1103 mK ar 99 & «) 1 Resdin en 4% A fy &, ae slio & 105 %4| hol Rem ne & 6s A.| 1) 97%/ 978 1} 80%/ 8044) 804, IRio G W Ist 4s.| 5} 9214] | 92 7 106 44/106 14 106 %4 RIArk & L 448) 15| 9614) % | 96% 2.104 (1033 3% [Rog Prown I 7s 1) 37%) 3) 37% 1) 98 | 8 IS J& G Isl Ist 4s) g9 | 89 | 89 2 } 1100 %) no 3 4 100% Go rig’4s ....!| 5} 99 99 | 2 do iv} 11] 94% | 94%! 94% | 1/101 % |101 4/101 4 i 101% 101% 98 | 98% 1103/1038 102 96 101 % 1 AaB bg 108% 15'100 % |100% 100% 1 104: h {108 % 1108 % Pa | Beall ed o~) —— GAG et 33 Ht ROH Dot bt oe CRD ; a ak et Ssoascooc So ee oe ~Oooco 103 % 103% == : 4 28) f) "9 158 110% 10: 3 SeaAllFla Ry 6 B s 3 5 See =97 atl coat. SincCOll col 7 {| 29,100%'100% 100 % Sine C Oil oF |B) 97%!) 96%) 96 1s Sine C Oil 27) 3) 100% {100% 1003, SineCOil pur ° 28) 1/100 % 100% 100 4, Sine P Line 5 1} 93 | 93 | 93 So Beil T&T 5 | 1025, 1025 102 @ So Col Pow 6 |! 21103 % | 108 9 | yt Sou Pac cyt 4 29) | 99%) 2 Qt Sou Pac col tr 4; 14/1068 % 106 % 106% | So Pac S FtT 4) 241024102 102% Sou Ry ® ~1G0 Flt OcS-3I—% WO hd mh OO Ae a I eee re Ser erSS -~ = 14/1 ie i" a et A om ape 1319 Gt Se Or 23 bs SP US tlw. Dishs “> REF SDD 104% ‘10444 ~ }102 % 1103 95%) N5% 11007 i110) | 991; ) oy %/100 (100 OR%! 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Of % | 99% | 99 % tr’ 201103 % 103 1/10: w fon éF an” 1}102% 102% 102% ye a nion Pri Est! 3 99% | a9 69 1, Westehee ] We’ 1! badan tg | Lens %) =~ ‘9 ow = = Ww Shore White S Mch 4’ 128% [128% Wick-Sp 8tl fe? 5 | 85 | x Willys Overl 6% | 127/1027%'102% 1% WilsoréCo Ist 6 9'101 (100% '101 WnehAr ctf 7% 1/106 jtee 1106 t | i | Botivia f i} VS? / eo ¢ i ) ai v4 h yt “A bs Soh ge G 54 .; 1,100 44 |luY 46 21 Ya FO IGN BONDS, Arg ef G SY Oct 1¥\1u0 4g; 99 i Arg 6 1961 ¥ vin, wt LU \ ps lsee Arg 6 1961 May, Arg sf & 1960May| Arg 6 196u Vet; Argentine 2 1945, 24 2 ; ¥Z Australia 5 55 | 9% | 90% | YU rr Austria Gtd 7 43) 9/102 % 102% | 1UZ 4, ANtloy Ula Saveria ~ 6 Belgium Belgium Belgium Belg 4 seigi u 7 ; 133 LU: $i, Lu2 Beigium 6 54) rey Y9 4 | got o\LLYU 4 104: rt /103 * 3 ul 106 4 | LUG? Mm {AUG 4, OR 92 oa 2%) pea, 4: 96%) 96 | 4rilisn Digs ; f.4 ‘ % ‘Lue buenes A bk s9050) Lp 3% TE ) ue Suikaria 7s 1! oo | OL % | Bt iy ag Laidas (“98 +46. “i U7 igi & U U7 Cali o4e8 pvteszy) Ul“™® lUI % i101 Thy Lanhada Os 31. j ‘ # "7a ivi oy idUd ae Canada 4448 56. | " OU % | 0 om Cauca Vai 7% 546) 72i VUSi 7 Ys 4 Chie Mtg Bkt % 6; [ oz | i 3 ' one a 84%) 98 | 94 6% s 2 2 | 96 a 96 4, UY & i Luy % Ol paesi r. | O14 | Jd 1, “4! Yili. ¥l& OF: 1, 2 | 97 1, v7. i ¥7 iperieg lud 93 1, | 93 4 Vanish Mun Venmark 6 DomKep ay sf One oh & | OY 14! YU ty 1/103 22 103 %4 ‘103% #! 105 44 | 1105 106. } 5 104%. 10452 :104% 1,103 {103 {103 6 100 % |100 % 100 & 9/100 3 re | UY: 4 | YQ “4 5/100 % (100 4% |100 44 S. 66 4. 9; 98% | 984, «| 98% Finland 6 45 .. 1; 96: %| 96%| 96% Fin M L 64 4) 8 4s | 98 45 9844 Fr ID 7% 42... 17 104 % | 104% |104% France 8 45 ...| 6) 112%/112 \112% France 744, 41.} 7\113 % |113 % |113% France 7 49 .| 20 105% /105% pet fr NSS 7 49) 5|100 | 99 % GCA Bk 7 50. “4 2'101 %|101 44) 101% Ger ex L 7 49. 11) 107 4% | 107 % |107 % G G El] 7 45 ol “| (104% 11044 104 % GGE 6% 40 wi 1/125 j125 | GGE 6% ex-war | 3/101 % | 1100 % Gd H 7 ctf 45) 12)101%/101 Graz & 54 1103 (|103 GtCEPJ 6% ot 7 | 937 of 93 % | 932% ‘ Greece 7 64 ... 6, 96%; 96 | 96% Haiti 6 52 ] 99 7% | 99%! 99% Heidelb 76 50. | 1/104 % |104%/104% Hol-Am L 6 47 | 4101 {101 j101 Hu Mu 7% 45.! 8 99%! 99%| 99% Hu Mun 7 46 .| & 951% | 95% | 95%, Iiseder Stl 7 46 2/100 7%% 11007, Ind Bk Jap 6 27! 11 &/ 9914] 99% It © Co oe 37 A! 3} , it Cr Con 7 47 B! Ital Pu Util 7! italy. 7 1051..;../ Japan 61s 54.! 3/100% 100 t4 | 10033 4a **e- st Duke Price Pow) { ' ST. urs, mm. es partment of By the Associated Press. Security, Saies: Highs Low NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—Following is the official list of transac. STOCKS tions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, low anda United Biscuit a) il a7 closing on al] stocks and bonds. Symbols: ttEx-dividend. AR, Ex- -} United Biscuit BI 8 . A, Actual Sales. * Unit Gas Imp .. rights. UR, Under rule a Cents a share. Un It & Pow Al SECURITY. Sales.| High.| Low. |Ciose. ecur ales! Hi 7 . : oe a : “kt @ : J § attery; : STOCKS. oraeicd STOCKS. US Finiehin leesa, 7312| 73 6 | tows, ST b0R7 78: good . : ge 2 14 41 sa eee oes , Iniv af To 7 ee oe . 139% j1su % Internat Petrol.. { « _| &¥'* | Universal Picture} | a ; Cattle—Receipta ne hO: Alum Co AM... | | 36 | 86 | Inter Utilities A.| Ya, 3h Utah Apex Min 1] 5%) generally steady: and choice ’ Inter Utilities B..| 5| 5 5 Utah Met & Tun aes 50; not i enough 0 Am Arch ..c-«- t. > E 3 F vt % | 6 Jocke Bros ctf...; 22) Vacuum Oil ... | a | An ‘Cisat drvk 75a 12 wuabe Ext | 4 se} sé Venezuelan Pet . | 13.2: hie ner other eet *A Cont Oilfielde| 168, 67 6 Kirby Pet 1 : , — & Bond A : cull jambs, $8.50: fat ewes. $4. Am Gas & — 26, o. a) Kruskal & K...-| 13; 22%) 2 Bee. cw Am Haw 8B § 22) 16% | Landers P&Clark.| 30a! ; o4 o4 Waitt & ‘BB new) 4 Am Light & Tr. abe 167 Land Co Fla. |: 3) Ze | 233 19 Warner Bros Pic} ; it 15 VEGETABLE ae Am Mfg Co 25a! 81 $1 Leh Pow Sec n. ‘a 5! 17% Mi 3i7 West D Pr B ctf} ‘ d caibo ..| 8} . on ve L pfd | 20a 10434. 104% 10444 | Leh Val C Sales. | 4 : Westingh A B ne te BF B $1.90 to Am Ra |: 3a ie] 13 "| 13% | Leonard Oil : f ; White Se M d rtj 1 re to "$2: Cc hesterfie] bblers, $2: Am a ’ 26) 69%; 67%) U7} &% iLib Ow Sh Glass. . iV: } Yell Taxi Cab NY! wi i i S2- home- -2TOWD ct sobblers. box. 7 Am Superpower A! 43, 3o%; 3D | So Lion Oil / 22 | 22 | 22 i 10, Am Superpower B) Magéalena Synd | 5 a, + % DOMESTIC BONDs. .- SWEET POTATOES—Tennesece Am Chain St. Auburn Auto nw | Arundel Corp Anglo-Am Oil ...| Anglo Chil Con Ni} Ark Nat Gas....} Asso Ges & El...| Atlas Plywood ..| Auburn Auto ...| Babcock & Wilcox; 50: Bancitaly . Barnsdal! deb rts. j Beaver Cons ... i 26; 1% 9 le } | ' | € Blackstone VG& B) 1s ar} 140" | 21%) 2 45 : Fi + Beacon Oil 6s 36 : : i. 1 ‘ ‘oO 2 crate. Bulyn Chey R | 1| "33 3%/ 3% |Moh & Hu Pow) ’ " . do adj 5s 2000. a] oS Hg 3 o% . .- Home. oi Buckeye Pipe L./250w! 56 5% | 5% se Pg | _ pf! | do 68 6 k Bucyrus Co new | 6 ; Mohaw al new) } | : ic Kies. Bunk Hill a et Mount Prod ol 4! 94% ° | 94Yy do Gas 5s 4” 12) 96 | 96 “a |? re _grown, $ Bigelow H Carpet! 3%} 93% ‘ Nat Elec Pow A) 2| 24%! 24%) 2 myer G & E, al 99 98% | 98% | BohackHC pt ... | 9 Nat Fd Prod B| | 3%] 3%! 3%] 8 yng ‘a Bucyrus & Brie. 4 | 22%) 2 | we Nat P Serv A .| | wh | | Suba ine Rs ee Can Mar Wireless! | 9| Nat Trans ....! 9%) 15%) 15% lke 4 11| 97% 9744 07% Carib Synd new | Nels Corp H - a7 %| 27% | “| Caro-Ga Serv 7; 97 97%) UT * Cel Cor Am new/ TS | 7146) Nevada Cal Elec| & . Celluloid OBS Newb J J Co pf! 50a 140 | } Cudahy P 5% 37; ‘a 41..| HY oo % | 2% ti to Sam California in sacks, 6%c to , ? i j “| Centrifugal Pipe Bb, iC New Corn Cop | } 21%) 213 -2* | Cudahy Pck 5 46; 5100 | 99%) Chic Milk & St P| bu ham “y 50c t New Process 6 31} 2 | ~~ . ~w wa telenhene, , #. to $5.50. KA 2 ~s - 10 0 Gatineau Po y Ss | | Nich & Shep _ cay og ain | | | . » KOHLRABI—Home-srown, 250 on o 122 ee @ DD So DOW IS a-ha FRE Cities Serv pf Cit Serv B pt. Oit Ser Po 6pc pri2 ‘Colom Syndicate Colum El & Po Cons Cop Min .| Ceri Hud G&E vte! Com Solvent © Mm Moy Monde 2 Dur © *& | Gdyr T&R 5% ; ate. an tn glee . | 5% Gdyr T & RS 28) 45) | ™ LEPTUCE Colorado, iceberg. Noranda M 5 Grd Trk 6% 36. | Ha - 1 $5 home-grown. S50 a wag eet il §& | As oot ose per bu ‘New York ; 4 or O Ow 2 | , : I , j , e North Pipe Line. .! % ) ‘ 8 MUSHROOMS—Missouri 1-Ib. =~ — — * > — w tS 4 be - OF bh On oh GH MWwOo-1aawccw — we Cons G&E}l Balt | Cons Laundry Crp) Consol! Royalty Cont Oil yte. Copeland Prod A! Courtauld Creole Syndicate. Crown Central. Cuneo Press Curtis Pub Curtiss Aerv Davega Inc. Deere & Co. .., De Forest yte . | Dinkler Hot Aww r*Divide Exten. .| 3 Doehler Die-Cast | Dominion Stores. et ee Northeast Pow. 6% 47 7 per box. 4 | 1 4 : % {Int Pow Sec 7 57 , BBY | ONIONS~—Walla Wal penee. > ~ wv HF LE . a Pandem i! j 2} 31, | Pantepec Oil Venez} = 7! 1051 10% 10% Kop G&C 5s 47.. et et | to 12 dob toe M29 bs ht On ~~) Penney A pf..... | | Lone Star Gas 5s| | ¢ %| 97 PARSLEY—Home-grown, 10¢ Penn G & El “A | 2 2 20 |Loril Co 5%s51.| Penn Ohio Edis n. | | 38 oF 4 Penn O Ed war | 16 5%]; 15 Midw Gas 7s 36. ba ee on Penn © Ed 6 pf..! 40a! 89 1, | 88% | 89% | Mont L&P 5851..| QS AIDD oO APAOAwWOoDWeHK eS -1mD ee sin 73 ’ = wo People’s Drug St! e| 2%! 32% | Nat Dist 6%s 35. 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Gs 36... 31) GUB%yORE%, IB 14 | Sweden 5% 7 108% 104% i A . ons 5 40. o o's 61) 52 a jut 6s ~8 Copanh 6637 Wks 6% . *s 97% 102 % | 97 | 97 a i 98%, | ‘ Of} QT : ai 94%) ‘PRODUCE ELSEWHERE Bi receipis 9918: creamery: higher than tras. 42@42%c: creamery, extras score) 41l4ec: creamery. fir score) SR&% @4ic: packing No. 1. 31 le @ 32 ‘ bc, Execs gleady. re ceipts 12.004: ; Coast whites. ab I to extra firsts 23 Cheese &lear iy. rece ipts, “V7 “NEW YORK. Aug. 2.—Live poultry, irre gular. F ow is, by freicht and J by €x- 4 2(GP27 Fowls. fresh 184 31: do, 17@ $0c: turkeys. fresh Springs, oU do, frozen, 30@46c. a’ on Wheel Stl B% Ga: ; 9% | 1n0 % nA % | 101 1 oti = FOR er BONDS. | 30 +5 5 § 84 ' 893° Ost e! a5 % | a5S%i Os\& | Antioquia 7 | Ri O4%! 94) O4% 102%) 108 “ R'1NOK& ‘100% 100% | | oa | 95) BA%! MAA) BOY! 2; 99% | 99%! CHICAGY, AuR. 1. .—Poultry- receip Y cars: fowls, } 's. 22@ O5c. brotiers, | . yAt roosters, léigc: ?19¢. . Aug. 12.—Butter nbincal re- | ceipts, 11.983 tubs: creamery extras, | 2c; standards, 3c; extra firsts. Soe firsts, 3ST @3Ke: Beconds, ei 6e. j rsts, |Eges, higher; receipts, te case 17 G27 2 & UELL&P rf 5 33) 1/102 %/102%/102% | Missouri i Trish eobblers. $1. 5O@1.85. ace ording to quality a nd condition: Minnesota sached early Oh! few sales $1. 90@ # 3 ° KANSAS: CITY, Mo., 2.—Ponl- try: Spr 19 @ 23c: other pookuas un- changec , —_——@—_— FRUIT MARKET baskets, | 75c . to home-grown, 50 to jobbing way logse. Gc per CANTA LOU PES— California honey dew, . _ 8 ye flats 1.50: yur Arkansas Sedan ard f] $} to $1.25; Ilimois poag, $2.25 2 ; PEARS—Colorafo martigten $3.50 to | 75: flemish beauty, $2.2 PEAC HES—tlinois elbertas, $2. to > a basket; home-grown, 7. to ~% ¥ elbe: Las, 25e to 50e per aak WATERME LONG A One. $5 50 per Oklahoma. $1.50 to $> , _Home-grown red, 65c pod 1-3 ome-grown. 35¢ to B0c per ERRIES—V irginia 18-lb. has- —-$1.2 © to $1.75 per 100. -o se liter ‘nia 46 to $7 per box. | ORA> NGE S—Cali fornia. medium to large. les a S77 - box; emall. $4 to $6. ”. CP RRANTS—iichigan. $3.50 per 16- quart tray. 8 &, g % | % | Pick Barth Co + | 22%} 2 : 22 | Nich&Shep 68 37) 109 | / a _ 36 73%, | 4 | Pillsbury Fir nw’! | by 2 Nor 8 ow 78 BI | | af STRING | “amAas~-ddene-erews. ba 2 Durant Motors f El Bond & Share.| El Bond & Sh pf 1/109 % 1108 % | % | Prairie Pipe Line! Blectric Invest “a 9 36%! 36 | 36 Pratt & raged Elec Ry Sec ... a. FS ee anand Gold. - Em G&F 8 pe | | Iman Co new. ot 2 375a) 108 |105%/106 Realty As Bklyn| 202 '2 *Red Warrior ..! 10) Ohio P 58.8 3 PenO Ed 6850ww) 3} 997 4s | s | per bushel box Phila El 6841. T ht Ot~3 5 Crt OUP COM PIO WT Aw F 1 pe pr fz 86 oo : ‘s | Reiter Foster ...| *Eureka Croesus | a ee Reo Motor .. | Fageol Mot i | Rep Motor Trk ct! Fajardo Sugar ..| 5: Richfield Oi] pfd! | Fan Farm Candy | Richmond Radi..! 139) 34% Fedder Mfg A ...| Richmond R ce hom 1! Fed Wat “A” 2 3 See a 12) ted Metals} 2) 13 14 1: ere 6! ' Sir ine Metal ] | Ye | . | Royal Bak Pow.! 75a!266 {265 } . °@: Re = A. @ia vad ve | ; = & ry i ‘ . . i t o ps P ~ . A Ford Mot Canada 1304 550 ‘ ty berold Co ....| 50a 70 | Richfield O 6 ai} =| 9: 5} oy Sept., 35. 90. Dec. 36.50; F Fo my Ryi oe Ae oe ae ee ee ae Schulte RE 6 35 | 2! § | 36 80. oundat Ion relg | i + Way “a | 30a 200) ° : Se; rvel Cor ty 31 . . 4 10: 24,1102 \102 % ws Pot Ed 5s 56 ..| 3} 9 96%! 97 Pp § E&G 58 65 2/104 % | 1104 |104% firm: smoked ribbe —— B Gas 54% | y 0: Deaember. Ris: sO, Marck BILOL | |101 | 10% | $85.20; Decem! 23 Or er? > Ww 1 ~ NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) fwrout_ rao Go pld ...e-. ~ h i gay dae mm 3%) 314] LehVal Coal et?., 39%5/ 39 | 3 Weet Md Ry 1 pf} S0aj131 (131 it: Potato price range: | Missouri! cobblers. Kaw Valley cobblers. $1.65 1 5¢ to $1; Males in 1OOO, bulk. $1.35 to $1.55 per 100 pounds, hall, 70c to 75e per bu woes “abet * ad a AluminumC is 52, 6,100 99; ad 10 25: Mississippi bu hampers nancy hail, M Johnson new } Ais é bg | 21 Am PEL 6s 2016) 5 105% | 105%. 105% S—Florida. $3 to $3.25 per wen? . aed ‘ ” bhEANS—Home-grown = do pfd 5; § ‘ Am Seat 6s J6..j “ 106 % 106 % |106 % baskets, $3 to $3.50; oraye, Pte to $4.50 50a/110 14! beritts 10% Ark P&Lt 5s 56} 5) 95%) 95% 954 | CABBAGE—Home- Frown. 3 30¢ to ‘35e per 6445 33 1} 90% | 90° ‘| 1% CARROTS—Home-grown 16¢ rise t to 20 pox. - $1. CELERY—Michigan highball 2-3 s1"to = ; ' ” ; - 48% 48%! 48K il 75 t nd standard crates, Borne & Scrymeer) or i é Met 5410 A ...| 7 | 50 Piet 5. “ial val 48% /101 5101 101% 1.10: 90c lo. lange crates, $4.°35 to 88 387 ky bask ets. $ 20 aw? Cities Ser 5s 66. 3 11008 | 100 4 |190 34 : Arkansas, $1 to $1. 25; dilis, $2. %j Bs? ARLIC—Louisiana single strings. 15¢ und. GREEN RL. A Gress -grown, 90c¢ "9 GREEN ‘ON1ONS—Home-grown silver. Det Bridge 6%s | gi101 1014 101 ' to 30e per dozen buncnes., Gu Int Pow 5 57.. 1 9o — $2.75; Iowa yellow; $2.50; ite 3% | Keys T Ph 5% 66) yi 914) Northern Missouri red, $2 to $3, and white, $2 to $2.50: Kansas white and red. $3.50 a *Parmac Porc ..! 0} 38 | 38 | 38 leh J 86sA2026) 2 | per + pounds. Home-grown, $2.75. eon aaath be: TT Bi kegs, $1.50 000 $2.25 an vealers, war- ——* Florida, nancy - iy .” bu bu t 1.50 to 1.25 to 7c per 1-3- 99 Dae- or egy gee SOD a ie = aaa By a Det C Gas 6 47) 8/107 % |107 % |107 ; Tennessee climax ets, 5'vc 1 10% ‘ : ° +4 00 to 65c: bu hampers, ms St. .50; Arkansas 1-2- Newmont Mining! 6 | 8 ig 6 36..| 163, N CORN—Home-grown, Se to 18¢ ‘GREEN PEAS—Colorado 40-lb. crates Homegrown, 25c per bushel to 35c bunches Georgia Po 8 o7 CAULIFLOWER — Colorado, $3.25 to -75 to = 30c carton Nor States Pow ne 121% 112 12 . | MUSTARD GREENS—Home-grown, 20c $2.60 to . $3.25; per doz- ist Manit Ltd 544851 \100 . - RHUBARB—Home-grown, 25¢ per dozen Penn O Edis pr pf! 30 02 % 2 Mont Pow & 2. ml 73 ISHES—Home-grown tips and pt pt all 108% 102 % lont Pow 5s ¢ ; mg to 15c per dozen bunches. ~~ pF at a | 5] 12%) 1: Mor-& Co'7% 630. 98% | 2 SPINA CH—Home-srown, 50¢ per bua ?: 5 a Sop oe a atoms wri dy Prk G 99 SQUASH—Home-grown, 50e per bu Se to 7 Ohio Pow 7s 5 7\107 j0 $1 per bu box; Illinois % hampers, 50c , Pi to 75¢c. Ohio P 4%s D 56 3} 2 i | 92 % oat TOMATOES—Home-grown, “25e to 7c RNIPS—Home-grown, 4 ~ per dozen; 6105! S| 105 % | 10543 , Michigan, $1.50 to $2 per bu box. «| #252 NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET Pure O6%gs 33 7,103 5 1103 5%! ay, NEW YORK, Aug. 12. 12. pine 8 opened "$36. $0. . 12.— Rubber, amoked 4 36 Nal 18 t | 108 % axsy| Hem R 5% A 4 1¢ | oo” % NEW ek ug. 12.—Rubber closed March, Fox Theatre A .. Paaae. Slos-Sh 68 29 Freshman Chas “1 at Bie | Bae st, Rowle. Prod. 6! 2: 1 29%) 201, | Snider P 6a ; | Bt 16 105) Curb Sales—Continued Mt Ss ; 4 « ¥ ; ‘ ~ ~ ° : - y hog Sag y gooey n! i". = pre Sanitary Grocery Va 23 3: ‘a Solvay Am 58 42 . 10 7a & Sig p SEP&EL 2025 ww! 37 102%, | 101% Fashion Parke .. 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J . . rower 5 ss - a 1 Be adh. «a Ine ccctiet Re a ans ¥ a eae %% , 5 A “us 1 er co Le ST te ot ae He j Sia seat yee lg Ry OC a x sip airy : at oe yp . ae ae ‘ ae = wr , . . , NU ht — , — ABSORENE MFG.CO. ST. LOUIS VITAMINES PRUNES are the ideal sum- mer sweets for children, for whilethey contain morethan GO percentenergy-givingand body-building food (more than six times the amount contained in mo fruits) they are easy to assimilate, tonic, and there area ho& of delightful ways toservethem to appeal to lazy summerap- petites. Cook them this way: Soak prunes for a few hours (over night) in cold water, simmer gently unul full-fa- vored ... never boi " ore serving. Eat prunes im some way every day ALIFORNIA PRUNES » sis Of course you serve them for breakfad Crepe sat is increasingly itmpor-' ‘tant in the mode. A charming | eroup of frocks use this materi.l, | but crepe side and satin side con- | AFTER THE ~ Ribbon trimming has come! p.:rons | back into its own and its being | which to astonish their ‘used in many different ways O©0/jons. The larger | many different types of clothing. | |From the tiny bow at the throat their shelves of summer ito the wide sash with a butterfly | fore August and the # | bow. we find this trimming used. | ig the sole resort left. Harvest for Summer Shane! ge | This is the time of x a 2 : ear | Seen on Fifth AY . | the specialty shops located big resort hotels and tn ¢ , country clubs reap thelp | Want something pew game stores make it a point ¢& ‘ Solid Silver for the Baby Cups, $14. P JUST try making cocoa with Carnation Milk. You'll be delighted with the rich, creamy smoothness. Carnation is splendid for all cook- ing—fine in coffee—and @ great convenience Carnation Mi Lk ‘he Beauty : mmm” * * Frances Olivier having failed, this little : determined that science Be provide her baby girl with —eR—My husband ils the OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL ts y bald sort—I don't r my own head cov- ook for yourself. You lly little more than tters stand, a ne month is 10t likely ve pose for hair Bata ee te Beautifully engra ved. where do we be- —y SPECIALIS- — Four wy will need to insure that castile soap nd, am taking it t there will be in- ae ane hae ine 2 4 2% bones " ar — sh oe = " 5 Be. cath sh ‘ on so heh LP Pens edaat a i. et Saad se Soe Stan «ath Baal tee Ris PG, or tr or ees ty oe ie : Se hee +, o's a BON: 7 BP EES ES RSAC y and sufficient of the know I need not you that the hair is fed | Dp. preceded by a gen- sh the olive oll or should be a matter of the beginning of the to the end of the eight- e alarmed if you -ote a forming over »—this happens to all ran- high born babies, including pplica- Kin s of melted vaseline oil and gentle tho washing with warm water | are wusually to rid the sealp of ‘his TivoUs covering. d you never to end mpoo with a cold rinse, even mother next door to you +that it will render S : e a ge : little one and, next, 3 *, - n-tural or &. to be sure, but I thi » that the waved” iy proves to be the . From the look o rom what you have told. about 7our husband's, 1 : wey will be pleased to Ene ~ are one or two ways of Aw mee cur! out of natugally you brush the hair : instead of in a straight “and onan: outies apply vaseline oil use a circular motion, . And, if you have the time he patience, spend = few min-. ch day curling the child's bout wene Ce v*T, (Copyright. 1927.) — ney eee OP we + _ ms y hag . Sw “4 baal ‘. 4s r v k ‘ * : ‘ hl Different from all others is this New Health Food! Ob what a flavor —just like popcorn! No wonder children love Heinz Rice Flakes! appetizing. So good! So deli- cate that you can eat them every day and never tire of their taste. And crispy? Heinz Rice Flakes are the crispiest, crunchiest things you ever ate. crispness in milk or cream. So This is due to a new process developed, owned and used that isn’t all that this wonderful new Heinz process accom- plishes. It enables Heinz to use the natural roughage element of the rice itself. This imparts @ mouture - absorbing quality which is one of Nature's best eliminative aids. That's why Heinz Rice Fizkes are not only good to eat—but good for you to eat... Get Heinz Rice Fickes HEINZ Rice FLA TASTE GOOD —DO GOOD lows Made From Nothings By Gladys H. Bevans. treat it with contempt throw it away——no matter . small it may seem. For Fading to present standards and @ it will surely make «@ pillow. ‘the making of these small Liows brings a pleasant var- mon the usual summer sewing “ambroidery and fancy work in but what you can be as orig- M3 you please—but in case you Mterly at sea as to how these Ppllliows are concocted it would Breat help to you to look them the decorating places the stores or the small | When you have done 9 Wil see that a little piece of from an oid a scrap of the new quilt- ™ Piece of real patchwork, an | satin—nothing is too @r too inconspicuous to make And these pillows are Specialized, ag you might *ad pillows, back pillows, Pillows and almost shoulder HK. WGhts Seas Be ih ene 5s ee te Ses es ae ' aan tc tele a seem RE RR ME Pi ME entices” My: Re A OS : OB OES S show how anything at all ts used, one pillow seen was “ine inches square and was ™ of small squares of two °na- the lowly Turkey red and blue and white checked Another was a very w-auilted unbleached muslin, Saliting done by hand An- 3 very smell and *» with a pleated ruffle around eMre circumference—very f ” ptm inine looking for @ bow _ The tri-cornered ones ft new but meny variations of T design are being used. One eeily quaint ts a seven-pointed = ©ne colored material app! 9 a foundation of another » All Kinds of Blues. wt few women who would to have an erchestral ec- “ment when they make Pan hr hte Opa eee ecb : ioe: Shs Sie ee Be a a i ee See a = Werke . % Pt i J a % x _ vee y ra * Fe - She & ae é af : 2 y i ¢ E > Fj F Sh ond, 4 . Zz : , we 5 “ 4 bi 4 Coyote, :, sister rolling | a joke on # such a frigm When she f his sharp @ amoment. 7 sharp F. good use. 3 They . ed f ere g fi SEERA EEs i | Hh | bg of 3 : HL ue ag it + * ‘fia See ww PHIL pails ok 5 A . e ~ w a - 4 aa, & Fea MO i “~~ eo Grae : ee : ae (t cRee R eren- > The greens are about ds between biue : £ | 5 ¥ $ 4 Se. Oe: og. eee, a x a ty

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a = ay, GAS me * : | a avatar. tar | i The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — PAGE 29] - * Harvest for Summer Shops, 4 ) e ; he Beauty || From Sue IoLou A Sour Note From Earnie. By Gettier. ree ty ei This is the time of yea “My Old Virginia : r whog ’ | the specialty shops located ‘ or. -, big resort hotels and in the. muna q > S h O p Cook Boo i Strawberry Preserves. f country clubs reap their h come | x... sesh 4 _ | Patrons want something new wile ae cances Olivier being which to astonish their compas | 2 F a , ys oD ions. The larger department a othing. stores make it a point to clear 4 4 paving failed, this little i... To eath pound of fruit allow 4%-ib. of sugar. To every pound of sugar allow 1 real scant cup of water. Put sugar’ and water in @ pré« serving kettle. Bring slowly to ths boil, stirring often to help melt the sugar. After sugar is all dissolved let syrup boil for 15 minutes. Have sterilized jars filled with berries and pour over them the hot syrup. Then let them stand for 20 minutes. If it is found that fruit has shrunk- 7" if en more berries can be added. a Have new rubbers on the jars and if have the jars filled to the top. Screw the tops on lightly. place 22 jars in a boiler or canner with , aie rack in the bottom, pour hot water a around them so that it comes about half way up on the jars, an4 . vn: boil for 1 hour. Remove jars. ria from catiner, screw tops on tight, __ | being sure that they do not leak. Co impor- | throat their shelves of summer y 4 £oods he. ‘ined that science AVE good firm berries and be sabe fore August and the *Peciaity shop — b irl with H carer te 0 used. is the sole resort left. - her baby gtr ) » when washing. Hull the ber- ) . © glory.” ries, and wash and weigh them. rming i ML My husband is the aterial,, @ OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL Weosically bald sort—l ged Be con- lj : Wave the poor b ever | > | e ook for yourself. You for the Baby ) 4 oe alty little more than Beautifully engraved } i. As matters ot | Cups, $14. Porringers [RB ‘gypter of 02° pee ) ’ : gers at asked to pose for hair and Plates, $56. Pilate, Ways, But I am determined } Bowl and Cup, plain, $23. Biofern sciv--> 2nd myself, See our complete assort- ©. pand in hand, shall pro- something more ments of baby sterling ® ber pole of natural fringe silver. | ‘ « her mother’s shivering For Correct Time Tune in on where do we be- Station KFVE ie Now, BOL LAND '§¢ , will Tee > tease font lj fk TICK } a THE / Vo R y | Beni glory” for your baby- - Locust at Tenth some vaseline or . 2 mn g pure castile soap und, —— _ eee ener Jewelers tor 79 Years grovrs thick enough Bitcirttiittititiitatsistitittstessss Mets sessstsiett ie et seet tty oe (Copyright. 19272) sees j the s wide-toothed comb Coyote hurried forward to a point | : i bag , = sii 3 ee = | ust ends. I am taking it Ch | d ’ B d ' on Vee 8. Mage Teh, Ene 1S mee tat there will be in lldren s Dedtime Story abd still they didnt see her, or |i _ 3 Tha ap abundance Suspect that she -was anywhere : PURE MALT SYRUP % - : : icious Cocoa | ‘ - - > ’ ° @.. air and sufficient of the By THORNTON W. BURGESS. f Ftd, for I know I need not | near, and no one but Sammy Jay ee Ea SE : LO nt ey ROM, I ag lt WENA C0 BALI PCNA ION OI CT EM LDN OE A OLIN IE NREL OE AR RRP ARN SGD Ma ie P Reni Baath 5 . « wor rn . ie eR ripe eu 1 MOOD: Reg iy 4X eee oS eyabater Quarts “ y that the hair is fed 7 SNe Saw someone elsc looking on. It | i: or Money Refunded— 3: . wz Tatoo’ stream. Mrs Coyote Returns was Mother Bear. aE Save Labels for Premiumg = =: ’ . (Copyright. 1927. ie srterereteesteeeeeen i“ shampoo with warimn Sats tae! 1 2 parsseeesteasceseesses sab: Beemer. preceded by a gen- ADVERTISEMENT = "3 a ee 7 7 - shee 0 Doni en ra - ; oe ae : eens PA - ’ ere weme: , ; rea 4g : 7 , ve 7 Ce ee ee) ee ee ee ° wo with the olive - o* Forget revenge; "twill seldom pay, should be a matter Of | Get even in some other way. ae irst six or eight ‘oop — shampoo just ~Old Mother West Wind. as the hair requires. But [e ever there was a scared Coyote Howard's Buttermilk Cream Best For Freckles, Sunburn and Tan na ae For Sale at Department Stores and Better | | Drug Stores aie shir should be practiced oat Guleel Gd Mien. -Covets the beginning of the meni + ny tite palpate ” 8 tet EIR A hen an aRN EIRENE tie Ais.» . from when one of Buster Bear’s irre- to the end of the elght- | pressinie cubs landed on her. You know, she had been curled up fast Me xot be alarmed if you -ote 4 /asleep and dreaming. The young eerie teed ~~ N ALL DAY SATURDAY Pe ee $3 ~ ‘ EN Re pe a ta > SRE i ANAM Rae yet ens Aula . “ ir prensa ‘ " R + mile on the subject of washing, | with a yelp of dismay and for a : + ; ee termilk and Cream to whiten and e remind you never to end | minute Mrs, Coyote and that little | They kicked and cuffed and | preserve the skin and remove harsh sampoo With a cold rinse, €v€M | Rear were all mixed up, each try- : csi little wrinkles and ugly sallowness » mother next door to you in- ing to get away from the other. scratched and bit ts grandmother's recipe and women 2 . throughout the country are again i } that it will render the ring Mrs. Coyote didn’t know who it sit Ee using it-to ensure a beautiful com- @ cold-proof. To begin With,/ was, She smelled Bear and that/ tainly were too smal! to fight her | plexion and snow-white hands and mecold rinse is a distinct shock Was enough for her. She had just and she would teach them a lesson | arms. p little one and, next, it is &@] been dreaming about Buster Bear| they never would forget. Without Buttermilk, however, is not al- ,et>- - notural or a cule and she was sure that this was} even looking to right or left, Mrs. | ways obtainable but a specialist has Re Med tty sgt ee wir math ~ oe OS men atta" SA ROS CPI Le gir Rs Rene oe - Ladies’ Rayon Less Than the Price of One HOSE In all wanted shades. Have lisle tops and feet, Slight trregulars. 35 cpr. $ ie incrustation forming Over] cub had been pushed by his sister, : : ‘Hj a Mie this happens to all mian-|and when he caw what was going een eter Wasdale SPECIALS PRICES i. OP Wot high born babies, including | to happen he was as badly scared Massage With Fingers Be- GOOD a aa Be Kings. Generous a cur} out of naturally | rairiy squealed. As for her broth-| eves and mouth | _At All Walgreen Drug Stores Paper: also lisht and dark Tapest | * er, he lost his temper. Really, he | had been quite as badly frightened | as had Mrs. Coyote. When Mrs. | Coyote started down the path he started up the path. Now, the memories of little | bears, like the memories of little : — ee the shit's boys, are short. Finding he wasn’t iain .. (Coprright. 1927.) being chased, he stopped. Then ™ — a very cautiously he peered behind | hoes g | —— : him. He saw nothing of Mrs. ao am : 2 r il] M d Coyote, but he did see his twin c nc '? ¢ 4 { cs 2 FLOWS aqae sister rolling and kicking up her | { / heels with joy. Right away he be- ing rooms, halls and edrooms. , Values to 40c. Special, price ee OE. vcsankdon ck Lovely assortment of bedrooms, kit- chens, baths and halis in follages, allover chintz, marble, and 30-inch Duplex Oatmeal Papers. , Values to 30c. Special price 1 per roll 4140, 3146, 2140. These Papers Sold Only With Borders at the Special Prices! SUMMER WASH GOODS MUST GO Se eteieiabeeimidentiisean eee _ fhen you brush the hair brush Wind instead of in a straight ahi -+-- --» apply vaseline Milive oil use a circular motion, J And if you have the time he patience, spend - few min- : ; , aw fe ? tion Milk. at r bat Oh ay 1S oiae Pe ea a oe Aad ko ret: . 3 oe i St ta pi ani 8 ron. sins iepenasaat tieemticeneiipatiavten seupentp y.. whale” 2h * - We : yer e Cares ie eave Tagg “ ue - ° j ; | F came angry. His sister had played 29c PRINT DIMITIES—Pretty patterns , . — Nothings a joke on him. It was she who yard o+reeew eer eee ee enereeepereanrewneeeeeeee eeee ee eee ee settee « 15¢e had pushed him and given him | 25c to 49c VOILES—Normandy, 2? ‘ ? Bey Gladys H. Bevans such a fright. Right away that SE SR pte eae nee ae Mee UER™ oh sare Rees Be Rep e (hd . : little bear forgot all about Mrs. | gsc PLISSE CREPE—For pate Soha get treat it with contempt Coyote and everything else, except : a . sia cali gowns, kimonos | 19¢ ’ @ throw it away—-no matter getting even with his sister. He eeps a cin aa es . ARLE E. co csseceseseese * Septeadig e*e"s me ew small it may seem. For x STRIAN PREAD—Rose, blue, $1 39 P stole back. Then with an angry @p ce to present standards and /nttie growl he jumped on her. # * will surely make a pillow. | when she felt his sharp teeth and ° b4 , : “the making of these small his sharp claws, she ualled for | | t e ee a: nN} : t . 3 lows brings a pleasant var- Sf tn moO ul O gold, lavender. Spread and bositer combined, $2 val HANDBAGS SPECIALLY PRICED—Distinctive new Handbags, eaOCOee, O1C-} COD. sreecre er erssn esses OO. Dhede 2700 Pairs Women’s amoment. Then she put her own # the usual summer sewing | sharp teeth and sharp claws to mmbroidery and fancy work iN | gooq use. My, it was dreadful! t kick 4 cuffed, and ; #, hat you can be as orig- anh: nek Died ehawel, 2 Spray a little liquid Black Flag breatheit—anddie. Theystrangle. as you please—but in case YOu | oniy two Mttle cubs can. around the room and the bed be- Black Flag will get every fly or HEALTHY erly at sea as to how these | Wow, all this time Mrs. Coyote bes , ; teen # 0*s are concocted it would | hag been badly upset. It hadn't fore retiring. Then if mosquitoes mosquito in a room. Good wide, roomy toe Oxfords @ret help to you to look them | tayen her long to know that she , th ; et to . : with leather soles and rubber Re ne eee ey | Waeet ‘being fellowed. _ Presently get in, they will never g It also kills and rids a home of heels. > "t seeres or the small | she stopped running. Then she: ou. When you have done 5° | heard the noise made by those two y ants, fleas, bed-bugs, roaches and Stylish strap Slippers, Pumps and Ties in light Sizes 7-9%, Wide Widths colored kid leathers, patents, black velvets or wil see that a little piece of quarreling little bears. It came to) Black Flag is the deadliest bug- moths. Two forms—Liquid and satin. All sizes, spike, military or low heels. * @ square from an Old | her just what had happened. She ; , oh ay “ the new quilt- mow that it wasn’t Buster Bear | killer ever discovered. Itcontains Powder. Thay covequelty Soy ® Piece of real patchwork, an ho had given her that fright, but . : iS refer. of satin—nothing is too| one of Buster's cubs, The thought a secret vegetable ingredient that buy the one you p it is quick, suredeathtoevery kind drug, grocery, hardware and de- of insect pestin your home. Bugs partment stores. Powder 15c up. we 00 inconspicuousto make | .adqe her angry. It made her. | of. And these pillows are very angry, indeed. It would have | s @ ‘Pecialized, as you might|peen bad enough to have been | “@“*d pillows, back pillows, given such a fright by Buster Bear. : Pillows and almost shoulder | 5, by Mrs. Bear, but to be made | FF Pillows. to run by two little cubs hardly | # *how how anything at al! is yet beyond their milk teeth was | Used, one pillow seen W8Simore than any self-respecting » tine inches square and Wa8 | Coyote could bear. Mrs. Coyote exclusively by Heinz . . « And : oo squares of two -n&- | snarled to herself. “I'll teach those | » j e iowly Turkey red and lesson,” said she. that isn’t all that this wonderful a blue and white checked A gedit Hat to show some re- | new Heinz process accom- Bee. otter was 4 very | spect to their eldera T'll teach Formerly $5.00 Sellers; Choice... | ae This is due to a new process developed, owned and used Latest Word Rolls $1--Aluminumware--$1 6-qt. Water Pitchers 39c EACH | “Seema 2, 3 and 4 qt. Saucepan Sets : y-uilted unbleached muslin, |}tnem that they have no business | : ; : thee” Large Double Boiler and Cover d plishes. It enables Heinz to use sullting done by hand. An- | over here in the Old Pasture.” Baar ine mi han 14-qt. Dishpans ‘ the natural rougha » element ee Wa very small and With the hair on her shoulders . mension Latiebe” 10-qt. Convex Kettles & Covers e! ite 2 p with a pleated ruffle around standing on end and with her lips oteke What You Went® Postion one of the best ye in “ of the rice itself. This imparts e. crcumference—very f° | qrawn back in an ugly snarl, Mrs. “He's the Last Word” fa this’ lot generally sells at $1.09 4 &@ moisture - absorbin . eSminine looking for a bow Coyote boldly advanced toward “Rie Rita” —— : - quality . The tri-cornered ones re where she could hear those two “] Wonder if You'll Want Me” 65c BROOMS, 49c ee which is one of Nature's best py veg naptime 4 co | oie quarreling one i a a we tare at Ge tite ot Ge 1 oe “ae “Dea « 3 ae : : are being usec. Une reached the place where she cou r rices in the the of eliminative aids. That's why Y quaint is a seven-pointed | see them and discovered how very —— aw © nn: RE ap oe ape pe Heinz Rice Flakes are not only ne colored material app] | ittle they were, all thought of pos- - “a foundation of another left her. They cer- - good to eat—bu sible trouble left 4-Yds. § e pate: — i 8 ey A Candy Novelty 1 1 Wide - . to eat... Get Heinz Rice Flakes s All Kinds of Blues. me ue che nine e my ° Bere ' A gay e and -njoy healthful breakfasts. ry few women who would atnae Reet consists of a box of Genuine Cork Lincleum, 4 yards wide, made . ~ © have an orchestral ac-|oenay that closely’ resembles 8 * * Aliment when they make! paint box. The tubes > ea eo P @Btrance out to be chocolates and the little a ra ce trays, instead of water colors, hold pe that is why 60] other delightful surprises. ; t of them Select blues for F oiees a — Liners carrying first-class pas- loorcovering— ; Costumes at present. The sengers only and in which there - yards wide include green blues andl are private suites comprising « sonal yard ? ; *» Purple blues and navy| vestibule, sitting room, bedroom “© greens are about even-|and bathroom, are being built for ed between blue greens and| use between London and South x éreens, America. > AY D0 GooD “ lj ba

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The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | wal SERENE soe _— The Greatest Story in the World—s, xo The Bible in Pictures 4 a: TO QUI ies slrish Yy ne, Vdd “ ee... | pee espa reserves the right toe reject Y, th Gee Gy, a ~ — . a gna telephone ceils or answers by mail = ™ 7. i oe Partcntion, except letters on medical questions = Srity when accompanied by stamped addresses ANNE NICHOL? 3 si | _ , bs -3 a _The quarter dated; DAILY READER ) as a premium AS THE STORY GOES. 2 coo has Bo cream usc one @ > eggs. 2 tab When Solomon Levy, Bronx department store owner in New iy | ! eh a : se 24 $ had ; é j = = = = =a s * f . York, becomes charmed by that “nize Jewish goil” whom his son) : ik SS | ga-The Ee rae ant tp siarch: heat the : ae sen DY y may see it at | *t tn hot water, Abie has brought home, and suggests that they marry, they take & q | : >= ) ~ | cornetageia, him at his word. Abie and the Colleen, Rose-Mary Murphy go through | —— = ES — aa , 4 —— = == SS 7 ‘ vid, | thé milk, thy it : . _ > 4 “- | riinutes, then Fr - a and cool, and getir their second wedding at Solomon's behest; they have secretly been | = = Led yy, : married by a Methodist minister, as a culmination of a romance be- | —— the ae Wea. A = : ! 5: oS ey Goer ged | & Belt-pound ef . gun in France during the war. They have kept the news from | —— gargs #1 & i Pens nem x : , | | | wom.—iInguire at the Seer ‘and one-fourth their respective parents until each has had time to conquer the Pip RE a ; r=? | . 4 a oat Aor gy Et of the | “ae ae te avouaal racial prejudices of the other’s father. They are in qe midst of the a - fr = i Or en > % =~ —— ie, : is. | fcllows: Prepare , , Z = fp $5. | ——— = ‘a m Fer information | ©#04] manner, ta wedding ceremony, when in response to Rose-Mary’s telegram that ————— Zz 3 = oe = = SS oS. ndfather’s natural- | tmeés, then pour’ ee) ‘" ick } v,/ 2 ———— a em A , 7 a —= re Bureau of | sit a quart of t she was marrying “Michael McGee, her father, Patrick Murph: o— i: = = = : papers me Dept. | the tea-kettle. California contractor, arrives with his friend, Father Whalen and —_ | ee lies and salt. t 3 - ; = Dow ictures ef the! times one way = T—for P | other. By this enters the Levy home unannounced. He is in the room next to me photed | ° . . ’ - ; + ‘ - di oF ne ‘ ' * , e , m ‘ ’ oes , the Pp otog~ | + , the one in which a good old Jewish wedding is going on. Then the Lord said unto Moses, Go in unto Pharaoh, and tell him, Thus saith the Lord God of the Hebrews, all the cattle’ of Egypt died: but of the cattle of the children of Israel died not one. And Pharaoh — oe a are Neted a8 com- crenun to Tee ~ 4 ’ ? @ h >t ™ uP ore > ee } . | 1 , } } + ~ , rTa: - CHAPTER XLVIIL. Let my people go, that they may serve me. For if thou refuse to let them go, and wilt hold them still, Behold, the hold, there was sot one of ‘the cattle of the Israelites dead. And the heart of Pharaoh was hardened, and he e. | photosTen? ie telephone _ HOUSEWIFE. _ pickled peaches From somewhere in the rear of the hand of the Lord is upon thy cattle which is in the field, upon the horses, upon the asses, upon the camels, upon the iet the people go. a ia a BLOCH.—C me of the nic- peaches, 2 ibs. EY were already inside. house came a man’s voice as if the ceremony was in progress. oxen, and upon the sheep; there shall be a very grievous murrain. And the Lord did that thing on the morrow, and “ : , gerve watermelon is | pint vinegar, : am in rather thick | stick cloves. : Patrick knocked on the nearest door and then receiving no re- = noenienvestteeentas = : _ ' ‘ J > , eS | ae ae t the heart of | gar and cinna sponse, softiy opened it. They found themselves in the living room. Posi a | se 4 SION —— — >> 7 | | -’: : aor wr gr was. Sie : In astonishment, the two of them stared at the decorations—at. OST - Dispateh Radio x “ ; : | re. first emtered the! quarts of boiling gerd - , : | Garfield 0214. ! ee in 1683, when emi- | stand two dare ; lower Rhine. | with See 12:46, 1:40 and 09:40 PDP. m. | eirele, nodding. \} Market quotations and news {]' oy sail , . the — “Phwhat do you see?” |} Bulletins of interest to the | 4 ——$=——— DS © CME pavaria and Saxony and | days, and again : ; Middie West. Prices supplied J ! | pore ae from the Rhenish Pa- | brine and heat Patrick spoke in a tone of a man who doesn't wish to believe (jj by Market News Service, U. S. i] @ a Me urtenbere and Switzer- | put in ontons 'j| Department of Agriculture and i - ie Mast before the armies of | utes. Put in his own eyes. '{] Principal Exchanges. | ' \ | : i we or endeavored to e8- | Bits of mace, te / | ir 3 7 meention an account of | cloves, bits of , : Mows tenets. The term of red “Why, oranges.” | E Bie ff “Dozens of ‘em?” | CP Ed To ! For Week-End Whirls | i, “ _ however, a misnomer | flow wi sie ss Te | Friday, August 12 | g pmerely to the fact that | sugar, ng @ es. : | . | | fh, | mts called themselves | one gallon vi ‘Bi ‘%, Deutsch, German). “But glory be to God, Father! She’s not marrying an A. P. A.?| 6:00 P. M. | The kind of cakes, candies, lunch boxes, etc., that | | | , : : , | ) OR Pee LEGAL INFORMATIO Patrick's voice wes edged with indignation. | PP omc ee ea Cn ie } « ~* you'll never find after leaving the big city behind. | | : \ he | - Pi «€ - j ne ; ; : | ‘ . . i “ e Z Father Whalen sought to soothe him. |] “Cities Service March” (Bour- | if , | Y \ a Fe | ' a =6(By a Member of the 8t. inte ey =e You can get a @iverce w er ony. Consult a lawyer. | cense, ow ’t understand the—the circumstances.” ||} ¢on) “Selections from “The : if . : \ : ue, Tees ete “5 |] Singing Girl” (Herbert) “sint || jf Saturday’s Sunday: | 4] . Want + = " | ) “Butterfly” | : a - ) pa orney. “Now, now—take it easy! Take it easy.” urged Father Whalen. || (Friena) “Reconciliation Polka” | | | i i @erteD MOTHER.—The mar- | | eee a. be i j ¥ ; eu desxcri he is incestuous ' | Weed nter | 22,.%° make “Take it alsy with all them oranges staring me in the face! |; (Prigo) (Rio Rito) “Swing Low, } Toasted Toffee ~that toffy-like candy with , - he 0 { in [Illinois value, : | . a Pbhave it annulled. Sweet Chariot.” . Rose-Mary.—” 7:00 P.M : the toasted almonds on to Ass } , 7 . . ; - 2 orted ‘a . ~ ee p RADIO J TUBESM Be — vropery_ is ownet| ant General 1 ith and wife jointly, segereing 3 ou “Patrient”. begged the eee See ee ONE OR TE standard Time by ihe How- ffi | Chocolates and Milk Chocolate Brazils : sad sad smile | N\N | | Ser @ respecter of religion. |] ard Watch Co, I : : mest pela lies , ra @ Ay esURT ad : . - : eT? alkin’ bout : i te » Sac explains, im not . 4 - @ Sa th property so owned, ee Se ene spe . » Phwhat?” queried Patrick, his head on one side. oe mig or £004. We “ee : Sanmneniall lon Sines Trouble, Caterrh, Head Colds | | mn Bety to otercome constipa- Serums are “Murpheski. I’m expectin’ Solomon Murpheski.” WSAl, KMO} Patrick glared at Father Whalen a second, and then back at KpKa. Pi:tsbore (315m-23 e | ls ede ee ae ne ne eee on French Mixed Candy | ) preslace the bowels. Also | purpost, , Philco Battery hour: | iy gi — ee exercise with ya physician « | , wey regulated diet. Will’ im their use. “Say,” he began, his eyes half closed, his fists clenched. “Arr. sore ee Ae a-trying to kid me?” KFAB. Lincoln (309m-970kc } —S 30 Or- > ee, . 7 7 . nes: J 417 N. 7th St. 6th & Oliv- % Ty ze Licenses | epaeeeeesee bahia denaieipeamshcudiiieiensereniendennie a “Coitenly not—lI'n. expecting a Mister Solomon Murpheski. | chestra. “Well, my name’s Patrick Joseph Murphy!” AFI, Los Angeles (408m-640k: ’ . 3 30, a - | Eugene Biascailuz: & ait; © § Wane uw > “ ._ ~ ; “Gewald!” muttered Solomon Levy. dee iz; © Talk; 9. Program; - | ~ 1 ~ : . . . | KGO. , Oa Kland (361m-S30ke ——§, Rem's I'm lookin’ fer the home of Michael McGee,” insisted Patrick | Little Symphony: 8:45, Week! ly Finan- : ' Sees SEEN as SR Bret , — eal revic Ww f 1a), Ww: est ern Artist Ss mec . ee —— oc 'a'e 88 Sores sats “ q - ~ . oe aR Fe ee ,* x a+ Le cy op ew = Ww." = ollinsy phy. ; c i m ll. Program: 1°. “Frank Ellis" ERROR ION oases tare tahetctatate' ohn atatate ate tatahs 9 oe gt aris srstae se re 2 Mali 1913 WN a ; im?" SUE ER. RRR Re RON RO NNR NRE, RN NR NR ar “5 SRR RRO cata He ee s * +s rae . a “Michael McGee 4 Oi—listen vunce to him ‘ moaned Solomon. A 40 ~} : , AF. a s “it a TOm-K1 Hire ) es - Levy's house instead of Michael’s—ha! ha! | Melody a ib + “3 ; a : BRS aseansones. eae eae ieee ae es a: ies ehestra: SS, Ike ‘ k g: 30 . RRR Ne RLS eR aR rt Rae ae eRe Re: — +. See Solomon expanded. cme a. ‘Ivanhoe bai nd: a5 Nient- ; . Ss a See a eed ae we sss ate B Dexis Terre ene _. S7ISA “Dod iss funny too,” he said politely. “At dis very minute .— = ge ag ss | eee or os Sy ea my son Abie is marring Rosie Murpheski.” aitics Service orchestra (WGR, WWJ, TRA ge 5 | re a ee a -.. Kaneme City, Bee = Ad JIB. KSD. COO | 3 me ee 7 — : im T7234 Stadéard Pairick turned to the door but he couldn't help inquiring, as he 288 Meta | _. Minne apeolie, ‘Mina : was about to depart, “Say—where did yese get the A. P. A. decora- Wag). 730. | os a eaeane ~ PRAY tions?” Moon Magic TWJ)- 8:30. — Gass i“ fendi aes teuah ieerpty thers om a yar a. AKC your seit We come 3 “Hm-—'tis not Patrick Murphy that’s a-sayin’' that!" replied WEBH.W13D, Chiengo t3 370m- $10k-)—8. , eo — | Among the [rishman, bristling. jour: 8. Edgew : orche: ar “Vell. the bride’s frum California.” explained the other. sete Brady and Bath bce | : . . . , safe ante —— > : te Tat wll Rte | Realize this: In busi- I : Listerine, the seats PAs nund Muclier st. | wb She ts? Why so’s my darter!” said Patrick Murphy. Bs Dalias ‘tony 008 a in | | “Bud my son iss marrying a Jewish goil!” EE gee eae appar | ey ) : 2 : ness, social and home . ° septic, before et . Sugeek vonaee. Sap mufriage. . “And my darter’s marrying an Irisher!” eital nicngs ‘Fel dake ae Im | Os . |Had Halitosis 3 prewe—Annig Adame Boge St Ns ’ th Operatic barit: ne S:35 Pxantom — - = | life, it is vital that vou people. Keep 4 Tse : remade ve ‘| part of the My son ain't Irish!" shouted Solomon. | hn: 9. Sam Hear ye fe | | é ll] manicurists say 4 Hs RECORDED latter part £ “my darter ain’t no Jew!” yelled Patrick. ee. Tomorrow's tribune; 9:40, Pepper: — | | do not offend those that halitosis is {| handy in home and o eq “Come, come! protested Father Whalen, foreseeing trouble Cog ax" 990ke)—6. Cities y ILL all insects at one abo : : : apparent in about every 7 oe watiale 90ke)—B. Cithe ut you with Hali- _| fice this pu “But where is my darter—Rose-Mary?” asked Patrick, with hésira: 9:05. Carpenter's orchestra. time by using Tangie- ee. third customer — every for sudden alarm. Me ‘cg iy was IT Im-O7T Ake mel, | = foot Spray tosis (unpleasant one of them men from . ~~ eta eo Saree one-act piars. = ° the better walks of hfe. Immediately Sclomon Le . eaMect program. & yv straightened sharply. 7 Asam, = b th “or on IAS, Louisville (461m-850ke)—e7 60. Hit reath). Who should know better ; oves Oi! Rose-Mary!” he cried, “Did you say Rose-Mary?” tudh cance: | RERSREEETL Hereisadestroyersopower- than they ? ime Fem Des Moines _,535m-560k°!—6:200, | J B : ful that it is equally efiec- You yourself can Face to face evidence trace of unpl + F -e®ae - » “aye Bo. fy i - ” aie’ youngest bar Tomorrow—Patrick M makes a discov mome oo | wr. Ul & . 1 , = dae late. = ye cepa oy s wt Louie (758m-1162ke}—7-4: | tive against comr on never i wh y 3 Q i og Fan eB Bag VR wae r Cire a ° : ee ) nical nigt. : houschoid insect pests. | have it, and the one way to put ceptable anywhere. By the (Cepryright. L9t7) Program: 10, Ted Guy's orchestra Wiz, Sew York * m-660kci—A. “Vee Pte ‘ «_ (454m-660% Y : , Fs tek And it is safe! Tanglefoot _ yourself on the safe—and polite free book of etiquette is ve * . terthots ik ‘RA KYW “ } tt) Bank Cashier Is Jeraily not in favor of pushing their Hora! Stenncraphers (KDRA. | YW | rae | | Women employes into executive, 2 ore sey Ronee phORA. KYW) 3 df. ey: Spray harms nothing but | —side is to rinse the mouth with Clip the coupon below and y > : Chosen State - positions. For this reason wom-n &:30, Pennarivonia orchestra (WRC j et insects. Use it freely. It : Rave to work harder than men to “UM. Chicago (305m-080%c)—6. Muss Leading Woman —e- Because they possess wvag ¢ i eee > — co . ; Cleaner «ad we tree beet © Etiquette | State's leading business «oman. ei mag new | : ? Ae as ota SPRA : with heavy entredeaux of c: recheted Bank officials, she saya, are gea- | silk, beautifully shaded.

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FRIDAY, . AUGUST, 13, “927. et D e poem you refer to >a Kipling and is en- ; You miay see it at : 2 out poe ball games for Log eral Office of the {411 Locust st. uvire at the Joard we ate , 911 Locust St., ‘ag Of employes of the nfs sai For information em ndfather’s natural- ' gra ddress Bureau of hod Labor Dept. £7 we hoe OF pictures of the e listed as com- _ ahpers in_ the i the heart of Pharaoh was hardened, and he did'w een of the telephone Exodn : ee rh. Conrmence in these tubes 4 rY—A woman resident of t FerocH.—One of the nic- ' se * “melon in rather thick , cut out the heart of | /nutes. Dip peaches quickly in hot ace them on in- a fork by ste. «The ¥ also 2 Ri e. large fruit bowl the cheese for cooking “#3, Serine. | a as Pennsylvania Dutch 4 . eB German, a high é me dialect spoken chiefly in | “i ,astern counties of Penn- it first entered’ the tes in 1683, when emi- » the lower Rhine, varia and Saxony and from the Rhenish Pa- Wortemberg and Switzer- before the armies of er endeavored to es- ption account of The term a misnomer rely to the fact that * called themselves | Deutsch, German). rve watermelon is | DAILY READER—Tbd make ice > eggs, 2 tablespoons of corn- starch; heat the milk in a Gish, set in hot.water, then stir in the cornstarch, mixed smooth in a lit- tle milk, let it boil for one or two minutes, then remove from stove and cool, and gtir in the eggs and a& half-pound of sugar. If to be eXtra nice, add a pint of rich cream und one-fourth pound of sugar, strain the mixture and when cool edd the flavonjng and freeze as tcllows: Prepare the freezer in the usual Manner, turn the crank, 100 the tea-kettie. Fill up again with ice and salt, turn the crank, 60 times one way and 25 times the cther. By this time it will turn very hard, indicating ethat the cream is trozen sufficiently. HOUSEWIFE, — A_ recipe for peaches, 2 lbs. brown sugar, 1 pint vinegar, 1 os. cinnamon | stick, cloves. Boil sugar, vine- Zar and cinnamon twenty mi- water then rub off the fur with a towel. Stick each péach with four cloves. Put into syrup, cook until soft, using one-half peaches at a time. A recipe for pickled | onions is: peel small white onions, | cover with brine, allowing one and one-half cups salt to two | quarts of boiling water, and let stand two days drain, and cover put in onions and boi] three min- hot LEGAL INFORMATION a (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) e You can get a divorce with her husband who has a li- | ieony Consult a lawyer. _ S saP—Ask the attorney the receipt to you if he wish to handle your | p se ‘ SeIED MOTHER.—The mar- describe is incestuous in Ilinois. Your daughter havé it annulied. elf property is ownel i Smith and wife jointly, Me égeath she becomes owner th property so owned, D. C. It is wise to employ a good patent attorney, otherwise your | claim may be so badly prepared | as to make your patent of oe value. 138TH INF.—Write to the Adju- tant General, Jefferson City, Mo. Je haa, the Missouri soldier bonus. rou can get a duplicate of your army discharge if you have misplaced the same, by writ- t ing to the Adjutant General, VU. : . “Ft ad a fishins | and in the name they bear ating in MlinoisS. Army, Washington: D is universal among radio enthusiasts. a in your receiver. How necessary Each of the twenty types — to perform efficiently a definite and | bu consult your radio“dealer and’ ir set is equipped throughout wi > . m Radio Tubes. | Twenty different —_ afl in Be eee ae ed anise - CUNNINGHAM, INC. Chicago San Francisco: ‘Prrage Licenses ‘MGrrihs Recorded 1 Burial Permits WARRIAGE LICENSES. me when fishing ,. MEDICAL QUESTIONS “Aeh and sanitation questions of public intercsp only will be con- Diegnosis or treatment of individual cescs will not be given. K—Felons are caused by . bruises and infections. ig but one remedy and that Rave it operated upon by a and have the offending removed. Such measures if ap- in any particular cas¢, ibe found in some ortheped- Mution such as the McLain Sanitarium, 15 Aubert Rwould be up to them to fix marge, should they agreé to the case. £P.D—The taking of two Ba doso twice daily, be- sat, of biladine tablets, aye overcome constipa- e the bowels. Also we eutdoor exercise with regulated diet. Will dressed and stamped envelope, Ssistance’'and in this sense may be responsible for the devyelopmeni | of other diseases. It fs wot likely | that much, if anything, in the wav . of cure could be had by home and self treatment: The best, safesi by such treatment as would he desire and will send self-addressed and stamped envelope, will rec- ommend someone for this setvicc. Serums are being used for this purpose, but they must be given by a physician or someone ——— j | | j j i} — ee -_ 1 Bobby Thatcher—sy George Storm—The Farewell Note A \ MUST HAVE OVER- SLEPT. 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“DISPATCH COMIC PAGE i FRIDAY, t x —— A LG U ST, 1 3. | 5 2 7 . i ~ N é &S G —s Ss / »* ~~ SS . io. ~ ¥ % a$ #. 2 tee ee ag 2 nee : tor eee gat - . A ae - _ : _ ~ eer sot To REMEMBER iil | se : : , Ne Ine CHAMBER MAIL rf Ane lve | Pye simeryr GOT 'O | 11 IDGE IS HD +3 |] WE ve GOT To Go EASY OR WELL, | THe DOORMAN WILL ify WOULDN'T / THe FOR reER AT LEAST) WHY Tew-- THE STEWARD \ DEMENT- | my HAIRDRESSER SHES SEEK Vv ’ RUW SHORT OF CASH:- tve eI HAVE, TO HAVE 4 TEN ‘i\ pe cor cre - THE ELSVATOR SUBMIT AnD CLERK Twenty Five |} FO ? | Just lovectY - Ths Tere MAID =a | at be te eeectaAt Laasre TiganD ovr BELL ‘\e- Easy 4) Bort AnD — eS THE TELEPHONE | | om THe REST ROOM- AND THE i : + AND OUR > ICAP TA MZATBLEAST sii STARTER Five = | . = a> ome ft a2 BF . 2 au | \VeaACH ke? Ten "DON'T 7 Do,'T Say 4 ie > san A: SG@IRtu Five ' \ MARHCWURIYST—- Ee Fe | vey Shows Almost Unani- mous Regret at President's Announcemnet. WOME 298 Lage O68 afeee cs25 > > > as . i ae je Sa a bd f Wi * od ye = ¥ 7 Pe Agfre re. A Bee clighnt rail 5 BIR ee IER sat i RSI Nee Nas RE Bits ee an ee eS. ae AZ ARGUE | | But HER HUSBAAD SID, >= }} of) Pt TAB | ofS You SHould see HER. Bes aes aa py Ps ak i Sai rei t ¥ £ ROE Gta ‘i ie | al | +74 | Fe | HIS NOMINATION wei HE | \\ YET FORECAST | wort i “f ' Recent Guests at Summer nice o +t h, : He | Universi ' Krazy Kat—sy Herriman ‘Cartoon Follies of 1927—by Rube Goldberg Will Run if Named by Heelan tig : : | “ ) : tional Convention. a | ! ip eazy Wear Comes By ii. ‘THE BATTLING BROWNS Ei: LUKE ANDHIS UKE i — i : j MERE 4 L mM | VE GONE | — vr PvE s RIGHT.12 F aascapte ~ : | Se ree “THIS WAY = , a J s Your - GUESS PLL HAVE 4 HER FACE WAS FAR | gaPID CITY, & D. Aug 12—| mise 7 tied ft = TRON oa —_ : PBAvwTH © “TO TAKE IT- MoR= BEAUTIFUL | gp tmpersonal and unofficial | this plas HH ) / TS" BReaw,} Peeks ol | Ger is cease, fo ns Sool ae te 1 | Gg SSFISED TOE | DAT IS DAWANIAG, ao es cee ee ? ' ¢@ run for - Davis declared today upom his ar- . | sival for a visit at the summer [ae White House. ym 28030=sTThee:«éSectarry’ reached Rapid, THeEsAPHone 5. BARKER, THe 3 | City by train, having taken an air- ip: | : e o thi i 7; a ae 1 = “eZ: , SLICTIGeH ie } | FIRST AMANOUNCER OA A SIGH BgRe Maze Tom Noes train at Haren, | z = FZ : ay 7 “Atay = | MAAS S voice 1S | purely complimentary and ag not having to do with any particular probiem. ALWATS BDRowas SS | “Our survey showed,” Davis said, IS THE Noise of | me- MAE TYTN) if : - — Pa TRAFFIC So iT vom =: 4 : : tagger wc py ago r : AND |F ORFICER PUpP* | - Bo > MACK- agai perpen re REALLY GSA tT. K ™ They had learned not to expect any , HE Te Him Wve Gove‘ ' favors from him but believe he . gives them a square deal” Silent on Sacco-Vanzetti Case. The Secretary declined to com- ment on the Sacco-Vanszetti case. He said his department was mak-/| ing an investigation to determine | ©) whether deportable aliens are @B-/ der the jurisdiction of ' the Federal gove ‘4 There has been an 7 unemployment, he said, 19 some di- visions of industry, but he declared p 7 * * conditions generally were favor- Bee able. a " “35 Nomination of Coolidge - if Whatever President Coolidge in-f° _ tends to do next year regarding) . the Republican nomination, «4 ' group of his friends, including &® ' Cabinet member, a Senator, a Gov- ernor and several ) who were his guests predicted that he would run if the convention nominates him. They all were convinced that Mr. Coolidge meant exactly whut! he said in his statement that “T/- do not choose to run for President} a tn 1928." but the opinion was held | 4-reaie by some that the President wovld| on be drafted. | The group which visited at the Summer White included ; =, MATTER. WHAT HE SAYS | 'TOSH, ABD NO HARM IS Bue] 6 UTE DIME ECR - YOuR “TROUBLE L = ‘ —— pm.) iz. / ’ : “SS ; j ’ . ‘ J oO | / A eH ° —s ct —~ pane vienna " M This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the | “8 A = utt and Jett —By Bud Fisher TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch no Poor MuTT, He's >) SUFFERING. SOomeETHING | AWSUL FROM espe ba an SS 4 AN " , i , wis fa : bap ete > nna — — (TWe LION TAMERS Pour Re You APPowTED MC A IGETTING ON, FELLOW, | COMMITTEE OF OWE TS CALL ON | ' toe! / BROHER MUTT. | be (tl oe AN) UNPLEASANT DUTY, X CALLE Te / / OH, You AND TS ALL JefeS FAULT: THe WORM > a » m wel Fs a Set +r rm * - A032 Peel Seg, tiles | | INFLAMMATORY i RHEOMATISM AND \ zr'm So DEVOTED TO Him, iTS) JUST BREAKING MY 2 RR gens : ; ———— 4 Pn ‘ ? et . . uJ . , - rm" * ~~ ad bay ‘ f ibs 4 , io ; oe oa “IGNAYz Mouse” WEAY) | “THIS. AND “WAY : WAY. | . 5) Aes iF X S) Cc er COE Wr A SEP F ee ee, ¥ . Ji er | Representatives William E. ot 4 _ of Tilinots, Knutson and Selvig, of' gs, . Minnesota, and M. C. Brush, dent of the International Mercan-)? tile Marine Association, an of) ti . oy of STE «sik pe sete eRe 8 Negi phe gy, Ss A ye emnntINt S22 idle 1 th Lehane EK eakee Pace eae gibi ig ah 4 SSS ae ve for omits as y ie a | ane it rs . Bringing Up Father —By George McManus Can You t It?s, Maurice Ketten ‘4 t 4 “ i 2s B 44 } Pressed their sentiments ‘to iF i Coolidge regarding his choice Ft : to run, the President replied Ze i , | Daa 7 , . . = . t 3 Ae om Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ——» — — — x ae ——o ie } o \ re — = = a 7 : é. 4 | ates a a e — \ is* : a > q years ts a jong ‘time for any : E- t WISH YOU Li} § DIO-YOU DONT | | ~~ & LOVE] a ; to be President. There are several) e 4 | WIFE AN’ DADGHTER | \ WwANT To cit i? OMe sn doe eee Te | President in 1928" is a clever plec® he oe } tt sedated shad ~ » \ ¢ 1 , ; ot gee ~ ees 6 , Oy inna \ sictnatiatt Sht ain 4c dabei ihc decals 5 aca; Ae ee BM ORS 62 ucts on at RR RRR EN ne eee Resets Shay tieg y oM ee Bee ly ok, gh ae oh ae Re Oana iii et oS ac «ee 4

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COMIC Pa 3 FRIDAY, AUGUST, 12, . wty A so cre" .f. BURT onl , “cet ng mrs: par © ¢ -wIJ0 1 DE ) hi oe " ~ 23 > era iis tdi ced 1 His NOMINATION »” ONG JI. BARKER, tHe NOUN CER OAS A SIGHT. US- THE SIGAT-SEEIVNG AS. = ~ 2 Rowa) ety merge Se $ . ty ISsE€ oF — me ~- — — 8 vm we em ~. SN’T MACK~ 0 . : HE SAys | 'TOSH . oe Pris SOAE. aie | ; INICOAT MAA) 3 * 4 = ¥ % B ment on the Sacco-Vanzetti case. . THe Doc TOLD ME HUMIDITY 1s BAD FOR ME, AND THERE THAT Bol Stts AND CRIES, JuST F MAKE iT MoIST 1 THE ROOM, Vx 9 ‘4 - ? Pa ‘, . 2 2)~ Py : ye af ' t (y 4 » » : ’ < = AND So° CHARITA BLE y ‘To Hunt \ HOW . kWAT SAHA ‘Pa, ROPES F Me ht tN ths . . oy Labs ees Wate | Pressed their sentiments _ Coolidge regarding his choice not _ to run, the President replied sub- ‘Years is a long time for any man _ to be President. There are several _ men who would make good presi- | were Senator Fess, and Represeat- | *xecutive order, on of insular affairs from the _ South Dakota, were of the opinion _ been President and perhaps for the wed ee Sate. Editorial Page - Daily Cartoon ESE EI ELI OS rN A RG rem vegeta és Me CASS cs pa by a . : a h rete one Pa Sa i ; ye os : ‘ € wear RT 72 weeee etre’ eee aaa eee heeres oreets reer y eee ree etry rie Ea MS Sl. ai Shines) - ——— 2: Se sabeas sree empha ee spe pterwn = So ssabas errors soe een Ate Beets ere ,{ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eres “So ~~ . RE BAe agg sone eee ate «ce Mec AR gh ae eed orate way THREE. ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927. PAGES 19—26 HOLOGE TLD WAS CHOKE OF - LABOR LEADERS mous Regret at President’s Announcemnet. YET FORECAST ‘Recent Guests at Summer - White House Predict He - Will Run if Named by Na- Convention. By the Associated Press. | RAPID CITY, S. D.. Aug. 12.— B impersonal and _ unofficial : condtcted by officials of the Ssor Department on their own disclosed that labor leaders yirtually unanimous in re- President Coolidge’s an- wement that he did not choose 4p run for re-electiom, Secretary ‘Davis declared today upon his ar- yival for a visit at the summer White House. _ he Secretary reached Rapid City by train, having taken an air- plane from Mooseheart, Ill., yes- terday to catch the train at Huron, “8D. His visit was described as purely complimentary and as not paving to do with any particular - problem. “Our survey showed,” Davis said, | “that the labor leaders were sorry Mr. Coolidge decided not to run. \ They had learned not to expect any favors from him but believe he gives them a square deal.” Silent on Sacco-Vanzetti Case. The Secretary declined to com- - He said his department was mak- | {ng an investigation to determine _ whether deportable aliens are un- _ der the jurisdiction of the State or the Federal government. There has been an increase in -ynemployment, he said, in some di- _yisions of industry, but he declared ‘gonditions generally were favor- - able. Nomination of Coolidge Predicted _ Whatever President Coolidge in- “tenis to do next year regarding te Republican nomination, a Brup of his friends, including a Cabinet member, a Senator, a Gov- 'e@mor and several Congressmen 'Who were his guests yesterday predicted that he would run if the convention nominates him. | They all were convinced that Mr. Coolidge meant exactly whit he said in his statement that “I do not choose to run for President _ in 1928," but the opinion was held by some that the President would _ be drafted. _ The group which visited at tle “Summer White House included | Secretary Work, Senator Fess, of / Ohio, Gov, Fisher, of Pennsylvania, Representatives William E. Hull, of Illinois, Knutson and Selvig, of Minnesota, and M. C. Brush, presi- dent of the International Mercan- tile Marine Association, an oid friend of Mr. Coolidge. To all of this group who ex- to Mr. | stantially, it was said, that “this is not a one-man country.” “Ten dents.” The most outspoken of the group _ ative Hull, Both predicted that the | ‘nvention would deadlock and ] that Mr. Coolidge would be namad. Work’s Recommendation. | Secretary Work said he had ad- . Vised the President to transfer by the administra- _ War to the Interior Department, in order to carry out Mr. Coolidge’s desire to place insular possessions under civil rule. He declared the Western States he had visited— Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and that President Coolidge had left Prosperity in his wake and that he Should be renominated. Coolidge Sees Bout, For the first time since he has first time in his life, President K Coolidge saw a fistic bout, ' “A three-round amateur boxing ' M&tch was in progress at the fair _ &8unds here when the President _ *rrived to attend the Elks Show. - Coolidge seemed surprised to a boxing match in progress he proved to be an interested tator. By the Associated Press , MADISON, Wis., Aug. 12.—The /Matement of . President Coolidge that “I do not choose to run for dent in 1928" is a clever piece | @f Political maneuvering, says @& ent issued today by Senator M. La Follette of Wiscon- '. Bince the announcement has been persed La Follette sald, y interpretations have been Dlaceq : upon his carefully selected Words. The President's most inti- pMate friends evidently think the re School Sports Should Replace Military Training to Promote World Peace, Educators Say World Federation of Teachers Opposes“Need- less” Preparedness, Good Will and Seeks National in Games. By the Associated Press. TORONTO, Ont., Aug. 12.—The eagerly awaited reports of the com- mittees which have been dealing with the Herman-Jordan education- al plan for the establishment of world peace were presented to the World Federation of Education Associations here yesterday. Dr. David Starr Jordan, chan- cellor emeritug ef Leland Stanford University, agme time ago won a prize of $85,000 offered by Ra- phael Herman of Washington, D. C., for the best educational plan which would tend to produce world peace. It was the findings of the com- mittees which had been studying this plan that the federation heard. Military Training Assailed. The report on “military prepar- edness” was presented to the con- ference by E. J. Sainsbury of En- gland, chairman of that commit- tee. A resolution contained in this report proposes that the World Federation shall work for the fol- lowing goal: _ That systematic and_ technical military training shall not be given to youths under 18 years of age in any civil educational institution in the world; that no institution shal] make military training a compul- sory subject of the currcula: that physical training, sports, etc., shal! be substitued for the above: and that there shall be a limitation of armaments, leading eventually to the abolishing of all “needless’’ military preparedness. The report on ‘‘international ath- letic sports” was presented by Daniel Chase, of New York City. chairman of the committee. This report expresses the belief that competitive. sports by teams are of increasing importance in bring- ing the nations of the earth to- gether. The committee.cites, as an illustration, that soccer foot- ball is now played all over the world under uniform rules, 53 na- tions belonging to the International Soccer Association. The committee says the teaching of soccer and similar team games and competition, with emphasis on the proper standards of conduct, should be part of the international eduation program. The resolution also provides for a@& study to be mide of the scope,. objectives and procedures pertaining to interna- tional competition. The result of this study would be embodied in a report to be submitted to the world federation and made available to all interested organizations. Would Further Good Will. Dr. P. W. Kuo, of Na&nking, China, presented the report on “Education for Peace.” This re- port recommends, among other things, the following: That this committee should pub- lish a directory, listing the names, objects and principal officers of organizations working for interna- tional understanding and interested in education for peace: that the committee should make a compre- hensive survey of all the many ways by which organizations are seeking to cultivate world-kind- ness; that the committee should publish and distribute periodic re- ports and special bulletins re- garding new developments in methods of promoting internation- al good will; that the committee should co-operate with other or- ganizations in the preparations of bibliographies that would inform teachers regarding the literature most helpful to education for in- ternational understanding; that this committee should be provided with the facilifies necessary for the immediate commencement of its work. The report of the committee on “The Teaching of History” was pre- sented by the chairman, Dr. Laura Ulrich, of Winnetka, Ill. . This re- port recommends that all the lead- ing history textbooks of all the principal nations of the world shall be examined to see if they are fair, and with a view to broad- ening their point of view. 4a announcement ig, pure political buncombe. “William M. Butler, from Massachusetts, chairman of the Republican National Commit- tee, the President’s closest political adviser, says that Mr. Coolidge will take the nomination if it is handed to him. “The great army of Federal job- holders, the party henchmen and the hangerson have taken their cue from Chairman Butler and the campaign is on to create a ‘de- mand’ ‘irresistible. PREMIER OF BULGARIA REGRETS BOMB EXPLOSION Expresses Sentiments to American Legation; Preparation of Decd Not Found. By the Associated Press. SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 2. Premier Leaptcheff has expressed to the American legation the re- gret of the Bulgarian Government in connection with the explosion of a bomb in the American Con- sulate garden last night. The police are continuing their investigation, but, while several arrests have been made, the person who threw the bomb is undiscov- ered. The American Charge d'Affaires and the Consul state that they attach no importance to the incident. They agree with the police view that the act was com- mitted by young extremists who desired to protest against the exe- cution of Sacco and Vanzetti but who did not intend to injure any- one or do property damage. It is recalled that a similar incident happened in 1922, when Sacco- Vanzetti sympathizers exploded a bomb near the legation. TURKISH RAIL STRIKERS LIE ON TRACKS TO STOP ENGINE By the Associated Press. ADANA, Turkey, Aug. 12.—More than 100 striking railway men of the Anatolian Railroad tried to thwart the Government’s deter- mination to run a train to Aleppo yesterday by calmly lying on the track in front of the engine. A few revolver shots from police, however, made them jump up and run and the train puffed out of the station. About 1000 railway men went on strike Wednesday for higher wages, it being the first large strike in the Turkish Republic. The Govern- ment has the situation well in hand. Motor trucks are being used to carry on the postal service be- cause of the curtailed railway Army Ficld Stops Balloon Tests. By the Associated Prees. PASADENA, Cal., Aug. 12.— Balloon tests at Ross Field near here, were ordered suspended un- til winter following the perilous landing of four Army officers who were forced to rip a balloon’s bag to get to earth after imprisonment for six hours at an altitude of 4500 feet. The balloon fell at 4 a m. within 50 feet of a house in Sierra\ Madre, a few miles from the field. None of the four of fi- cers were ’ ee ance telecalatin ot Ml DAIRY SHOW BUILDING IN ex-Senator | for Coolidge which will be) FOREST PARK POSSIBLE Association Seeks Permission of | City to Erect Structure to Cost $500,000. Representatives of the city, the Chamber of Commerce and the Na- tional Dairy Show Association wil! | confer within a few weeks regard- ing the dairymen’s proposal to build a $500,000 exhibition struc- ture in the south central portion of Forest Park, ce the permanent home of the annual Dairy Show. The show, held each fall, would require use of the building for less than one-half of the year, and it is promised that for at least 30 weeks of every year the building, with 400,000 square feet of floor space, would be turned over to the city, for use as an indoor civic center, and for exhibitions and celebra- tions. The park location sought, oppo- site Forest Park Highlands, is that in which the Greater St. Louis Jn- dustrial Exposition, under Cham- ber of Commerce auspices, was held a year ago. Authorization for use of the park space must be given by an ordi- nance, to be passed by the Board of Aldermen aid approved by the Mayor. URGES CHECK ON REAL ESTATE TAXES FOR CITY GOVERNMENT National - Association to Nominate New Officers at Convention Today. By the Associated Press. : SEATTLE, Aug. 12.—Delegates to the twentieth annual meeting of the Nationa] Association of Real Estate Boards today prepared 10 nominate a siate of officers. Har- ry N. Culver of Los Angeles, founder of Culver City, Cal. and Harry G. Seander of Chicago, weve mentioned for the presidency Of the organization. Houston, Tex., was regarded us the probable 1928 mid-winter meeting place. The regular sum- mer convention city of next year will be selected in November at Chicago, the directors decidad. | Louisville, Ky., and Atlantic City, N. J., are bidders for the meeting. Taxes on Urban property have tin- creased 201 per cent in 12 years and unless unwise governmental expenditures are checked witain a few years “urban real estate will find peace as onerous as war,” de- clared Charles J. Bullock of Har-: vard University, in an address yes- terday. Pleased With Parlicy. By the Associated Press. MALTON, England, Aug. 12.— w. Cc. Bridgeman, first lord of the British Admiralty and chief Brit- ish delegate to the recent naval conference at Geneva, declared he was not disappointed with the conference. He was quite certain, he said, that it had done much good because it had let light into the whole subject. Bridgeman maée this statement during an ad-| dress at a meeting here. oe WAR DEPARTMENT HAS PLAN Jand and seaplanes both, Neun said, ‘fect on the favorable publicity St. START OF HONOLULU FLIGHT OPPONENTS OF PROHIBITION PLAN STATE-WIDE BODY | TO SPEED UP MOBILIZATION Army Units to Be Assigned to New Divisions for Quick Call When Needed. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—In order to have six Infantry and three Cavalry divisions available for combat duty on comparatively short notice, the War Department is Jaying plans for a reorganization of divisional units. The depart- ment intends to reach its objective by reassigning units to the newly established Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Infantry and Second and Third Cavalry. The new divisions are practically complete. There are, however, certain inactive units for which the department'plans to pro- vide a personne} in the near fu- ture. It is not expected that these new units be ready to go out on the first call, but that they be avail- able, nevertheless, as fighting troops in an emergency. Under the plan an army headquarters group will be provided, with three corps headquarters groups and headquarters for a Cavalry corps, which are to be established as re- serve units for quick mobilization. Headquarters for the existing First, Second and Third Infantry and First Cavalry are to remain un- changed. BISSELL’S POINT URGED FOR MUNICIPAL AVIATION PORT Kiwanis Club Committee Adopts Resolution Recommending City-Owned Tract. A resolution recommending the location of an airport on land owned by the city at Bissell’s Point, in Baden, was adopted by the Avi- ation Committee of the Downtown Kiwanis Club, following a club luncheon yesterday at American Annex Hotel. Harold M. Bixby, president of the Chamber of Commerce, and Walter J. G. Neun, president of the Board of Aldermen, addressed the club, urging immediate action in the advancement of commercial aviation in St. Louis. The speakers pointed out there are two good locations for airports in the city, one at Bissell’s Point, the other on the south side of For- est Park near the Mounted Police Station. An airport at the former location would provide facilities for the tract lying along the river. near the Baden pumping station of the city waterworks. . Delay in establishing an airport here might have an untoward ef- f Louis has received as a result of Col. Lindbergh's flights, Neun told | fers the highest goal for the aspi- the club. PUT OFF UNTIL TUESDAY NOON Aviators Unanimously Consent to Postponement of Contest for $35,000 Prize. By the Associated Press OAKLAND, Cal., Aug. 12.—Avi- ators entered in the Dole $35,000 trans-oceanic flight to Honolulu, scheduled to start today at noon, signed a unanimous consent agree- ment last night to postpone the take-offs until next Tuesday at noon, Lieut. Ben H. Wyatt, the navigation test inspector an- nounced. The latest entry to be removed from the race is the twin motored triplane “Spirit of Los Angeles,” which crashed into San Francisco Bay yesterday while trying to land on the starting field. Capt. James L. Griffin, the pilot; Ted Lundgren, navigator, and Lawrence Weill, a passenger, escaped uninjured and were dragged out of the water by attaches of the field. The plane was wrecked. An effort to expand the Mis- souri Association Against Prohibi- tion from a small group into a representative State-wide organi- zation with a membership of ap- proximately 80,000, has been begun by James W. Byrnes, its vice-presi- dent. The association's offices are in the Security building. One representative has been named for each precinct in 99 counties, in which the work is be- ing carried on, and through these representatives it is expected 10 men and 10 women will be found in each precinct for members of the association. The plans now are to participate actively in the next campaign in the interest of candidates opposed to prohibition, though it may later be decided to again attempt to re- peal the Missouri State dry en- forcement act. Petrova Drops Plagarism Appeal. By the Agsnciated Press. .. WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.—Coun- sel for Olga Petrova, actress, who reeently lost a suit brought by Wil- liam Henry Roberts charging her with plagarizing his work, “La Ru- bia,” in the presentation of her play, “The White Peacock,” to- day abandoned appeal proceedings which he had started in the Su- preme Court. Cossack General and Aid to Die. By the Associated Press. OSCOW, Russia, Aug. 12. — The former Cossack general, An- nenkoff, and his chief of staff, were sentenced to death today on charges of having carried on an armed struggie against Soviet pow- i | | for social j er in the far East from 1918 to | 1920. Reed f sane WORLD CHURCH UUNFERENCE GETS DOCTRINAL REPORT Both Nicene and Apostles’ Creeds Accepted as State-, ments of the Christian Faith. UNION OF VARIOUS DIVISIONS URGED ee ee ee “‘Message of Church to World,” Says Committee Is Call to Man to Return to God. By the Associated Press. LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Aug. 12.—The world conference on faith and order has received from its sectional commissions the reports, intended as statements to the ‘Christian world of its attitude on three important subjects. These are “The Nature of the Church,” “The Church's Message to the World” and “The Church’s Com- mon Confession of Faith.” On only one subject, that of “The Church’s Message to the World,” was there time for discus- sion yesterday. Delegates rose in all parts of the crowded assembly with amendments, but they were not allowed to enter into time- wasting debate, owing to skilful handling by the chairman, the Right Rev. Charles H. Brent, Epis- copal Bishop of Western New York. The committee which handled “The Church’s Message to the World” had condensed the results of its three days’ discussion into a document of 600 words. Gospel the Message of Church. “The message of the church to the world,” reads the document, ‘is and must always remain the gospel of Jesus Christ. The gospel! is the joyous message of eternal redemption, which is the gift of God to sinful man in Jesus Christ. It is more than a philosophical theory, more than a theological doctrine, more than a program for social and secular betterment. “The gospel is a prophetic call to sinful man to turn to God. It of- rations of youth, the rest that brings divine comfort to the toiler, the growing joy to the martyr. The gospel is a sure source of power regeneration. It pro- claims the only way by which hu- i'manity can escape from those class and race hatreds, which now de- vastate society, into the enjoyment of national well-being and interna- tional good-will. Invitation to Pagan World. “It is also a gracious invitation to the whole non-Christian world, athirst for redemption, to enter in- to the joy of the living Lord. Sympathizing with the anguish of our generation, with its longing for intellectual sincerity, social justice and spiritual inspiration, the church offers in the eternal gospel an answer to all the legitl- mate needs and providential as- pirations of the modern world. Consequently, alike in the past and the present, the gospel is the only and absolute way of salvation.” The report on “the nature of the church” was a document of 4000 words. It strives to define the Christian conception of “the church,” in terms acceptable to the various elements rcpresented. “The church of the living God,” begins this report, “is constituted by his own will, not by the will or the consent or the beliefs of men, whether as individuals or as societies.” Urges Church Union. The report affirms that as there is but one Christ, so there can be but one church. It reviews the dif- ferent views as to ‘the visible and the invisible character” of the one church, and goes on to say: “But whatever may be our view on these divisions in the past, we are now agreed that they present obstacles to the accomplishment of the church's task, which it is our duty, by God’s help, to remove.” The report urges all Christians to become united “if the church is ever to accomplish his will for the salvation of the world.” Characteristics of Church. It concludes with the following definitions of certain mraks by which the visible church can be known to men: “First, the possession and ack- nowledgment of the Word of God as given in the holy scriptures and set forth in the world; second, the profession and proclamation of faith in God as revealed incarnate in Christ; third, the observance of the sacraments; fourth, a ministry for pastoral office, preaching of the word and administration of sacraments; fifth. a fellowship in prayer, in worship, in all means of grace, in holiness of life and in service of man.” Confession of Faith. The report on “the church's common confession of faith” ac- cepts both the nicene and the apos- tles’ creeds. It estates its under- standing, however, that the use of js cuinameiial _ ee ne ne Ee Building Exclusively for Doctors BEAUMOBT Medical Building, ington x yx - = i : ‘ : 4 y e ‘ ye “z \ 4 a + ——.. - ye . Be ye” SL a . oreo. res Mes a Rie eae ae Psat mag <i os “4 * 1o-story structure, at 3720 Wash- ulevard. One floor is occupied by a 25-bed hospital. Physicians, surgeons and specialists arranged and financed this $1,000,000 enterprise. Office Building Exclusively For Doctors Contains Hospital The Beautnont: 3720 Washington Boulevard, Built, Designed and Owned Solely by Physicians. The $1,000,000 Beaumont Med- ical Building, completed this sum- mer at 3720 Washington boulevard, is an enterprise of, by and for phy- sicians, surgeons and specialis's. It was 75 per cent leased before the first foundation stone was set, sold its bonds in less than a day and within 17 years about 50 doc- tor-investor-tenants will hold un- incumbered title to the property. For years one or two physicians have had the idea of erecting such a building. In the summer of 1925 seven of them got together and talked it over. They decided they needed a building designed to the specifcations of physicians, with parking space to take care of doc- tors’ and patients’ automobiles in the congested area, a hospital for minor surgery, and freedom from the noise of Grand boulevard with, however, proximity to that center of the city. They talked of a_i three-story building, but as they communicated the idea to other doctors, the de- mand grew. They planned a six- story structure, then eight, and finally erected a ten-story building with. provision for a 15 or 20-story addition. Leased Before It Was Begun. Many of them are specialists, so they sought the aid of specialists in business—which probably ac- courts largely for the evident financial soundness of the venture. The lot? 340 feet deep from a 140- foot front on Washington boule- vard, allowed ample parking space. | They gave their ideas for the building to a specialist in architec- ture, and scrutinized and re-scru- tinized the plans as he drew them up. The result as a whole was what they wanted. Then, to top it off, each doctor laid out his own office to suit his individual taste and exigencies. A little more than a@ year ago they called a “mass meeting” in the University Club. . Doctors were asked to subscribe to stock in any amount from $1000 up. But nota spadeful of earth was turned until 75 per cent of the space had been taken on 5 and 10-year leases, for, as one explained, “building is not our line, and we meant to be safe.” Quite natually; the physicians selected for the name of the build- ing that of the most famous &t. Louis physician, Dr. William Beau- mont. The new Beaumont High School also was named for him. One hundred and five years ago Dr. Beaumont made studies of the functions of the human stomach which have never been repeated and have been accepted as scien- tific truth from the day. of thoir first publication, The structure, with a row of neat shops on the first floor, is at- tractive, substantial and decidedly up-to-the-minute. The elevators, for example, are of a new type with safety devices not found on any others in St. Louis. Among the particular equipment for «a medical building is apparatus for precipitating all the running water in the building, so that every of- fice has soft water. . 25-Bed Hospital. A 25-bed hospital, with its own diet kitchens and complete mod- ern equipment, occupies the. whole second floor. There are 11 single rooms, with three four-bed wards and one double room, Four op- erating rooms include two of es- pecial design for nose and throat operations. Although the hospital is open to any reputable physician, it is in- tended as a.convenience for physi- cians in the building. Its chief uses are in tonsil and other minor operations and for special diagnos- tic study, where a doctor may de- sire to observe a patient for two or three days. The hospital is held by a séparate corporation, of pret- ty much the same membership as the building corporation. Applicants for space or member- ship in the building company were examined by a committee. Atten- tion was paid to professional stand- ing and to obtaining men from dif- ferent universities in an effort to avoid cliques. Officers of the Beaumont Medi- cal Building Co. are: Dr. Edwin C. Ernst, president: Dr. M. F. Eng- man, vice president; Dr. Fred J. Taussig, treasurer, and Dr. Ellis Fischel, secretary. Directors ‘n- clude the officers and Drs. J. 8. Kimbrough, W. H. Mook and Al- bert E. Taussig. ee these creeds shal! be determined by “the competent authority in each church,” and that the several churches “will continue to make free use of such special confes- sions as they possess.” The report recognizes that “the Holy Spirit, in leading the church into all truth, may enable it, while firmly adhering to witness of these creeds—our common heritage from the ancient church—to express the truths of revelation in additional forms, according to the needs of future ages.” In conclusion the reports records “our solemn and unanimous testi- mony that no external and writ. ten standards can take the place of that inward and personal exper- jence of union with the living Christ. which is the only evidence of spiritual vitality, and that the object of our faith fs not any statement about -Christ but the Lord Jesus Christ Himself.” Two Catholic Priests Attend. Two Roman Catholic priests are closely following the 4eliberations officially represented, the priests have been admitted to the open sessions of the conference. They also have access to the minutes and reports of the conference. Both have admitted that they would report to the Vatican. As, they speak several languages, the priests are able to follow the pro- ceedings without interpreters, They are the Rev. Max Metzger of Gratz, Austria, and the Rev. Herman Hoffmas of Bresiau, Ger- many. of the conference. Although their church is net LONDON, Aug. 12.—Resignaliog of Eugene Chen as Foreign Minia« ter of the Chinese Nationalist Re« gime at Hankow is reported in messages to British official quar~ ters. .The reason given is a con- flict between Chen and Gen. Tang Sen-chi, who has established firm control over the Hankow armies, It is reported that Chen is suce ceeded by Ku Ning-Yu, whose apw pointment, the messages say, ap- pears to have been unpopular, as the whole staff of the Hankow foreign office has threatened ta resign. , According to British sources, the exodus of Russians from Hankow continues. It is confirmed that General Galens, former military adviser to the Nationalists, is g0- ing to Russia. VINCE, China, Aug. 12.—Twenty- six Communists have been shot here following proclamation of martial law by Gen. Chang Fa- kweli, who came to Kiukiang re- cently from Hankow. others were arrested. JERUSALEM CITY WALL GATE UNEARTHED BY EXPLORERS Vessels of Abraham's Era Also Discovered on‘ Napoleonic Platean. Py the Associated Prem. JERUSALEM, Aug. vations carried on at the plateau, known as the Napoleonic Mount, between Tel Aviv and Petachtik- vah, have resulted in the distev- ery of the gate of the eity wall and vessels of different periods, chief. ly of Abraham's era. - The Napoleo Mount was military center during the World War and played an important pert in the Egyptian campaign of Na- poleon in 1799, deriving its name from that circumstance. ATHENS, Aug. 12.—The Cab- inet resigned yesterday owing to the opposition of Minister of. the Interior P. E. Tsaldaris to fMan- clal measures advocated by Finance Minister Kafandaris. : Tsaldaris is one of the three members of the Royalist Popular Party which entered the coalition cabinet under Premier Zaimis in December. 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McCON- “hon — daughter of ord } Fn MeConnell of | pouty. place, will be formal- cented to society at a din- the evening of Oct. 12, ag graduated in June from College- é +. P. Wilson, daughter porggr Samuel Graham 4382 Westminster place, Pe ig the suest of Miss Janct eae Gauxhter of Mr. and Mrs. 4 iel®. | shields of 6359 Wydown | oe at their cottage in Hy- ort, Mass., will return home jatter part of next week. : Mrs. W. Frank Carter. | a 65 tel Union boulevard, dnd *. daughter. Miss Martha, and Emmet Carter, who are visit- in California, are expected me the first of next week. Mrs./ nat Carter, of 110 Aberdeen e, and her two children, who visiting Mrs. Frank Carter's aater, Mrs. Waldo Cockrell of manver, Colo., will return Sept. 1. j ane Wilson, daughter of ee urs Wallace V. Wilson of $2 Cabanne avenue, and Law- aace Pfaff. son of Mrs. Mary vatf, of 768 Clara avenue, will be 4 eried at 3 o'clock this afternoon. e wedding will take place at the e of the bride’s parents, and ‘ww the immediate families will present. Miss Wilson will be erricd in a traveling costume of son's blue crepe de chine with “hich she will wear a fall hat and _wseesories to harmonize. Immedi- ‘ ly after the wedding Mr. Pfaff his bride will depart for a mo-~ trip to Canada. Upon their sen they will oecupy an apart- ment at 9°06 Goodfellow avenue. Miss Wilson is a graduate of Mosmer Hall and attended Wash- seton University. She is a mem- of the Junior League of Little ck, Ark... where she made her me several years following her maduation from school. Mr. Pfaff w: graduated from Washington Pniversity in the class of 1926. He ba member of Beta Theta Pi. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor Spink ff Clayton, who recently returned x om a trip abroad, which included TeHyisits to Holland, Germany, Switz- | ““S@erland, Italy and France, have been Wa visiting their children in camp at Three Lakes, Wisconsin. 8 jevard, % ial : come the t von of M Clara a Mrs. Allen Lincoln of Clewiston, , who is the guest of her par- | mts, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Whetton} 18 / Hof the Forest Park Hotel, wag the| 4% Mesuest of honor at a bridge lun- Mires % 4 wheon Tuesday at the hotel, Mrs. THE BOTTLE. =” > , A > = eee ~ > . pa s tics of the French, German, Italian and other nationalities of the working class, Unfortunately, these same chareecteristics) I am afrafd that Peter especially would find short shrift in this country today. FRANK P. O'HARE, os . FOR RIGHT THEY FIGHT. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch, E builded well, builded better, possibly, than he ever dreamed. When Joseph Pulitzer founded the Post-Dispatch, he founded a living, breathing, pulsating force whose strength for good is constantly ex- erted. His followers know neither race nor creed, the highly nor the lowly, Right ig right, and for right they fight. Another fight for right is their noble stand in the Sacco-Vanzetti case. Ags tha Post-Dispatch so effectively sets forth, they might be guilty; but as long as there is a smear of prejudice connected with their case, aS the Committee indicates there is, they deserve another trial. Grant they are foreigners. The Mayflower could not carry all of our ancestors, Grant they are radi- cals. Can the fever of radicalism be cured by the stand the powers-that-be have taken in the Sacco-Vanzetti case? If Joseph Pulitzer can look down from his high station he must feel proud of the way hig life’s soul work is being carried on, EMMETT BALDWIN. A WORD OF THANKS, To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch, HASTEN to congratulate you on your splendid editorial under the heading. “Shameful Surrender,” and other editorials that have appeared in your paper. [I am sending “‘Shameful Surrender” to the Bos- ton Herald. Thank you for your clean cut comment. FAIRPLAY. PROTESTS AGAINST EXECUTION. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. Sa reader of your most valuable paper I hereby protest against the execution of Sacco and Vanzettli. R. P. GOELS. . . « THE COMMITTEE'S VERDICT. To the Editor the Post-Dispatch, OU say in your editorial, “A Shameful Decision,” that a jury should have again tried Sacco and Vanzetti. Can’t you put thea committee who examined this case in as g00d a category as the ordinary jury? ji think the four men on that committee were of a higher type than are usually on juries. If the cOmmittee was unable to arrive at a fair verdict, then men of your caliber on a jury could not have done better. LAW YER. - © * ABOVE PREJUDICES. or af the Post-Dispatch. F what character is this “lawless ele. ment” that “strove to intimidate th- judges of our country” in the Sacco-Van- To the E Jesus Christ would Have . James Porteous of Yorkshire @rive. |— Webstcr Groves, was hostess, | —S SS = ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin | ‘Woods of Conway road, gave a/ gvimming party preceded by ten- fis at the home of her parents. Russell Murphy of the St, Regis apartments will depart today for Westhampton, I. I., where he will join Mrs. Murphy at their summer home for the remainder of the * T A MINUTE (Copyright. 1927.) a is Miss Clara Sachs of Los Angeles Visiting her sisters, Mrs. N. Phil- 3 of 5952 Theodosia avenue, | and Mrs. Sam Sleischer, of 1444 > SS awmut place. she will be in_ ™. Louis two weeks and will be home tomorrow evening from 3 to 12 o'clock at the residence of ‘Mrs. Sleischer, as. °* es ae Tests show that Chicago is the nol city in the world, but if Chicagoé BF that type of Mayor, it is Chicago's faa + ° + fr A clergyman says that blondes brides. His conclusion came wat ing their actions at the altar, net % they brought to the altar. ae . > . : et, Hereafter, in antisaloon league ef the Shumaker undoubted will stick @ last. ae tr ek ba An ant-eater’s nose is from ¢igm twelve inches long, which reminds us" we need a generic symbol for reformem® . + . a Si es : Mrs. James E. Fox and daughter, Miss Carolyn, of the Wiltshire Apartments, will return next week 7m a trip to the Canadian Rock- » Where they have been for the st month. They are at present Winnipeg. | Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Maginn of P3822 Russell boulevard are touring in the West, and their son, Melvin, ‘ts a guest at the cottage of Mr. anJ ‘Mrs. William Russell Allen Jr. at ‘Charlevoix, Mich. Miss Sarah Grodsky, daughter of c a e. > Neighborhood motion picture I do without music, beginning next M@ night. Not that it interferes with tx versation, though. | : Sabb! and Mrs. J: J Grodsky of ee 22 }*555 Cabanne avenue, has returned from a visit of six weeks in the “ast. Miss Marion Werner will ‘Bive a party Sunday at her club- 2° On the Meramec River for Mlss Grodsky. mary Burial for _ Henry Frank, 89 “vil War veteran, home yesterday, will : . Mother Goose Revised. There was a Tom Heflin. Found talking a thrill; With COngress in session He never keeps still. * * ' 4 The new model Ford is sald to some. It’s a Henry, then; not s 7 = ~ A college student broke the od ord for breath holding by holam killed by jumping or being thrown from With military honors | Pp. zeiti case? I find them lawless only when Cemetery at 3 his illegal place of imprisonment, I think one may term former Attorney-G ti | wi . y-Genera! | breath for 14 minutes. Y“hy? To Of ea : perenne oe Pee ees pt Those whe Palmer's illegal radical raids as lawful. | world’s record for holding ‘aa en tania . ee “= C2. ck eléve in the guilt of the tw» Again. of what nature is this charge of ee ae Bg ney parlors at mae ee : : un-Americanism? Would that every man’« Golf, one of the august August. “ * avenue. h > = RSet Rego persed ey ¥ omg oe edi- patriotism stopped at the point where hi< | tion orators assures on ad a —o we 7. | . For ression of my er Perrees Oy duty to the laws of his country are fulfilled | game. A great many of our f poem to Se gx, press of my own feelings and sorrow But in courts of justice let us be but mem have trouble brerkin nund 5 84 of Mi all 101 geen Aaggoctn decision and explanation. bers of a human race and lay aside preju ; e a — red” He was later engaged im ‘ the a. cen cui cee to aout dices, forgetting nationality, religion, polj- They were married only re vit in St. Louis until « fe ng hee sole pepe - ase as a demon- tics, race and all other unnatural differ. convinced that the litt! utes ff he he lost his sight. | — e real feelings of the Amert- ences. that tend to pervert the justice of | e ec 7 by two daughters SaeaaE_ can Government toward it. Allen-prole- our courts, ns owels were not made by his ‘oe tarian-radical. | bladca, . Three common characteris. | 3. CARL ROBINSON. Pee Sao eae

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ > PAGE 2i° — MRS. JOSEPH PULITZER Te, FRANCES 8. McCON- oe I daughter of Mrs. ’ e McConnell of 4848 Pe meter place, Will be formal- : nted to society at a om: ' the evening of Oct. 12, tte) Coronado. Miss McCon- as graduated in June from) ait Coliegse- was Frances "P. Wilson, daughter | 3 and Mrs. Samuel Graham | = of 435- Westminster place, | is the euest of Miss Janet) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Shields of 6359 Wydown : Stevard, at their cottage in Hy- | Fort, Mass. Will return hom» | "latter part of next week. By, and Mrs. W. Frank Carter, Bogs North Union boulevard, dnd | 4. daughter. Miss Martha, and | Emmet Carter, who are visit- in California, are expected | Be. the first of next week. Mrs. | w« carter, of 110 Aberdeer. | » and her two children, who | visiting Mrs. Frank Carers ter Mrs. Waldo Cockrell of | ear, Colo., will return Sept. 1. | B yics Jane Wilson, daughter of » and Mrs. Wallace V. Wilson of se Cabanne avenue, and Law- * pfaff, son of Mrs. Mary ¢ of 768,Clara avenue, will be ed at 3 o'clock this afternoon. wedding will take place at the of the bride’s parents and the immediate families will present. Miss Wilson will be wed in a traveling costume of 4 n’s blue crepe de chine with Bax she will wear a fall hat and BD csories to harmonize. Immedi- = ‘ately sfter the wedding Mr. Pfaff F gnf his bride will depart for a mo- Me tip to Canada. Upon their Beto they will occupy an apart- ment at 206 Goodfellow avenue. 'Wiss Wilson is a graduate of Buosmer Hall and attended Wash- “Berton University. She is a mem- Mier of the Junior League of Little a Rock. Ark.. where she made her "Miome several years following her wuation from school. Mr. Pfaff f graduated from Washington -' Bisiversity in the class of 1926. He Bamember of Beta Theta Pi. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Taylor Spink f Clayton, who recently returned Bfom a trip abroad, which included Tits to Holland, Germany, Switz- giand, Italy and l’rance, have been Visiting their children in camp at Three Lakes, Wisconsin. we waist . hy Mrs. Allen Lincoln of Clewiston, ria, who is the guest of her par- mts, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Whetton @e the Forest Park Hotel, was the © SOCIAL ITEMS \ Mrs. 5882 Cabanne avenue, will be- come the bride of Lawrence Pfaff, eon Clara avehue, this afternoon. BRIDE OF TODAY FUNERAL TOMORROW {Body Brought From France on | Mauretania by Her Son | Herbert. Special to the Post-Diepatci:. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-—The body of Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, widow of the founder of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the New York World, arrived here today on the Mauretania from Cherbourg. Her son, Herbert, brought the body home. He was met down the bay by his brother, Ralph Pulitzer, editor of the World, who there boarded the liner from’ the rev- enue cutter. Miss Maude Alice Macarow, who had been Mrs. Pulitzer’s companion for many ‘years and was with her at the ‘time of her death, was also on the steamship. During the voyage gne of the ship’s hospitals was trans- formed into a chapel where fresh flowers were placed daily. When the Mauretania reached her pier waiting there were Jo- seph Pultizer, editor of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, anotNer of Mrs. Pulitzer’s sons; Mrs. William Moore, her daughter and Howard, the young son of Ralph Pulitzer. They went aboard the ship for a time and afterward Mrs. Pulitzer’s body was conveyed to her late home, 7 East Seventy-third street. Funeral services will be read to- morrow morning at 11 o’clock in —Ashen-Brenner MISS JANE WILSON. Photo ISS WILSON, daughter of Mr. Wallace Wilson of of ‘Mrs. Mary Pfaff of 768 guest of honor at a bridge lun- Weheon Tuesday at the hotel. B Webster Groves, was hostess, JUST A MINUTE (Copyright 1927.) - ee ene —— _ CUSSION. The men of might who sired us knew the danger and the strife That are a human's sorry lot in warfare that is life; They did not shrink from danger and they did not flinch from pain, But wrought them well and cunningly with muscle and with brain; That mighty race has disappeared; we're puny, weak and frail, The fibers of our being gone, soft comforts now prevail; Now comes, alas, a lighted cane to prove our sorry plight— The final test of manhood is the keyhole when you're tight. their creamy gail, of the gale; They carved the ruggeé mountain and they blazed the lonely trail, They braved the dangers of a world, but all to what avail? We're quite content Yo ait and read the reé- ord that they left, strength bereft; Now comes a cane to erfervate what few of us are fit— The final test of manhood is the keyhole when you're lit. a o i Chicago's fault. - A clergyman says that blondes are dumb brides. His conclusion came from watch- ing their actions at the altar, not what they brought to the altar. . . a Hereafter, in antisaloon league circl the Shumaker undoubtedly will stick to bis last. that type of Mayor, it is a o ea eee An ant-eater’s nose is from eight t twelve inches long, which reminds us that we need a generic symbol for reformers. * Neigtborhood motion picture houses ™m4y do without music. beginning next Monday night. Not that it interferes with the co@- versation, though. a . . Mother Goose Revised. There was a Tom Heflin. Found talking a thrill; With Congress in session He never keeps still. . - ” The new model Ford {is sald to be hand- some. It's a Henry, then; not a Lizzie. 7 7 a. A college student broke the world’s re@ ord for breath holding by holding ® world’s record for holding one’s breath. - a gume, have trouble brerking a hundred. om . convinced that the littic cuts In the | blades. CONTINUING YESTERDAY'S DI8- They dared the angry billow as they spread 7 The thunder and the lightning and the fury | We pale and puny offspring, now of all their — Tests show that Chicago is the noisiest — city in the world, but if Chicago prefers. — breath for 14 minutes, V hy? break the low . minutes hy? To me & chapel service at un- Golf, one of the august August conve” & tion orators assures us, is a disease, not s = A great many of our friend# alse . They were married only recently if she S a towels were not made by his safety-r® . 5. D. Ree @er of Mr. and~= Mrs. Bods of Conway road, gave a Wimming party preceded by ten- at the home of her parents. ‘Be Mertments will cepart today for “@ Westhampton. 1... I.. where he will * We Mrs. Murphy at their summer = Dome for the remainder of the | Mrs. Marie Gettings of 321 Belt pgewenee and her daughter, Belimbeth Gettings, who have been Ziand and Paris. Germany, are now Miss Gettings will be a ythis fall. She was graduated a wear ago last June from Mary In- eRiute. Ensign and Mrs. Young, who have been guests of Mrs. Young’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. fieuls G. Kurtzeborn of 5118 Ray- gmond avenue, will depart this week | r San Pedro, Cal., where Ensign oung will be attached to the U. S. West Virginia. The wedding gs Miss Jane Thornton Jones. q ‘$00k place in June in the chapel of gee Naval Academy in Annapolis. A number of social affairs have g'n given in their honor during ‘®t Visit in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zucker of 642 Enright avenue have returned ™ a visit of several weeks in s Angeles, if bof a ‘ ay |e a a ®, Miss Clara Sachs of Los Angeles “isiting her sisters, Mrs. N. Phil- a of 5952 Theodosia avenue, @ Mrs. Sam Sleischer, of 1444 _ "mut place. She will be in Louis two weeks and will be home tomorrow evening from to 12 o'clock at the residence ot! - Sleischer. ¢ “ ¥ i | = Sg : x f 9 ¢ Mrs. James E. Fox and daughter. -F Ss Carolyn, of the Wiltshire me Partments, will return next week m2 trip to the Canadian Rock- we «6SWhere they have been for the == month. They are at present b Winnipeg. 7 Oe, ate ane Pe ae aa Ce. Far ae, voy and Mrs. H. B. Maginn of -¢ Russell boulevard are touring g° the West, and their son, Melvin, pea Euest at the cottage of Mr. anJ Mrs, William Russell Allen Jr. at @ "rlevoix, Mich. ; Miss Sarah Grodsky, daughter of bbl and Mrs. J: J. Grodsky of a. a Cabanne avenue, has returned =, ™ & visit of six weeks in the e@st. Miss Marion Werner will — ® party Sunday at her club- . “€ on the Meramec River for Grodsky. ’ Burial for Henry Frank. Henry Frank, 89 years old, a -"l War veteran, who died at home yesterday, will be buried military honors at St. Mar- Cemetery at 3 p. m. tomorrow, NE pariors at 2929 South ; “erson avenue. to St. Louis 75 years ago, & member of the First Vol- et Regiment of Missouri in "el. He was later engaged in “ess in St. Louis until a few &go when he lost his sight. is survived by two daughters & sister. Mrs. | Tames Porteous of Yorkshire drive. | Miss Laura Emma Woods, daugh. | Benjamin | ‘ 3 Russell Murphy of the St. Regis | Miss | @ieuring Switzerland, Holland, En- | in | Ensign and Mrs. Young, who | Mr. Frank, who-« phomore at Washington Univer- | David Bryan | | | FS ¢ the chantry of St. Thomas’ Epis- | copal Church, Fifth Avenue and | Fifty-third Street. Interment will be private. All activities of the Post-Dis- patch, editorial and mechanical. will be suspended for three minutes, beginning at 9 o’clock tomorrow AMERICANS DIVORCED IN PARIS | By the Associated Pre-s. PARIS, Aug. 12.—Mrs. Eleanor | | Mercer Wilson was. divorced today | {from Roy Warning Wilson, whom | | she married Oct. 4, 1919, at Chi- | |cago. Mrs. Mildred Burrell Adams | : | Hosmer, from Elwood Hosmer. morning, the hour CONFERDORSINE | Thies were married in Paris May to that of Mrs. Pulitzer's funera! | 14, 1925 (their American address services in New York. |is not statéd), and Mrs. Frances FUNERAL OF LESLIE LIEBER | Cleveland Lamont Robbins from |Francis Le Baron Robbing. They | AT SHAARE EMETH SUNDAY married June 18, 1918, at i were “eg Saag eg | Millbrook. N. Y. P a: i Services at 9 A. M. for Head of. or ook, Y In all cases aban General Grocery Co., Dead | donment was charged. A‘ter Operation. | Funera! services for Leslie Lieber | of 5545 Pershing avenue, wholesale | grocer and a director of the Frank- | lin> Bank, who died yesterday fol- | lowing an operstion, will be held | at 9 a. m. Sunday at Shaare Emeth | Best Seller Temple, 3858 Lindell boulevard. | ) The body will lie in an undertaking | chapel at 4715 McPherson ers I INDBERGH’S until Sunday. own story of | is ee ee PUBLICATION Mr. Lieber was head of the Gen- eral Grocery Co., a consolidation of four smaller wholesale houses. He was a director of the Feder- ation of Jewish charities. His widow, Mrs. Rosalie Dillenberg Lieber, and two children survive. ADOLPH MEYER LEFT $54,718 An inventory of. the estate of Adolph Meyer, undertaker, of 3225 filed yesterday, shows personal property amounting to $54,718.98. consisting largely of stocks and bonds. Meyer died intestate. His property goes to the heirs at law. ' two brothers, Ernest F. and George Meyer. $2.50 at all bookstores G. 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ARMY GOODS STORE ~ Ky Ky 295 LO" & WASHINGTON ‘im ADVERTISEMENT | What Is the Origin of ‘‘Honeymoon’’? Among early German tribes marriage. Thus we get the first | to to one moon. ture specialist like the Prufrock ) Round Trip part of the word honeymoon, the E s The best part of the honey- Litton Furniture Co., Fourth and }' $ St. Charles Sts,, aid vou in select ing furniture of good taste. | savin. Jpen all day Saturday! Leave St. Louis 10:02 pm. Return- . a newly married couples drank wine Excursion | latter part from the time it was Springs moon is ret uraing to the New During the Semi-Annual Sale ing arrive St. Louis not later than made of honey for a month after ased—one month being equivalent Home. Let a dependable furni- Saturday, _— 20 select furniture at substantia! 7:00 am. September 5. Children half onl SS 'w+atRe S J ' , ~~ a SEVENTH . ¥.L0cCUST fs A TREMENDOUS SHOW! ie npassioned Lovers on tf Si % . a a a . | — , a re Tt r Show awe vies Shan ance—Herb's Super Show—To1 =), | 4 i we On the Stage Speed li Up! HERBERT wn the Screen hen a Man Loves, He Dares All—When a Wom- an Loves, She Gives All: JON N BARRYMORE ee aiek A Care-Free Reve!' Giorious N. Y. Acts! Fascinating Beauties! Unbounded Pep! Regal Fntertainment! —_— Last Times Tedas NORMA TALMADGE in Sed | , »/ nd Comite —hHerb’s Stage Show 3 . ° 4.* . ee ee ee ee ee ae es Zippy, snappy, foot- be Rah! Rah! i Roh! tickitng jaczists— weg They start to- Soe morrow — if . ; 3 ; j pENN S + } q 18 Marvels of 4 | | Sypcopation! World-famous § Record-breaking collegiate ; | Favorites from orchestra! 24 Coast te . ] Jazz: Pep! Fe: Humor! | ; ov the Screen—You'll Say it's His Greatest = = * WERE ALL GAMBLERS’ With Marietta Miliner, e luring | European sts last Day—TED LEW * in person, and Beery & Hatton on screen! : 4 % i h : DE ee cs 4 SkwWD EDRs ; DELNse i AY YAYLoRn ‘3 Remember! Allister | Now—Recalled by Tremendous Demand! Wylie'’s Concerts - Gilbert Roland——CLARA BOW—Donald Keith 7 P, M._ Nightls in “THE PLASTIC AGE” by Percy Marks 4700 Maffitt WALL TENTS} * LOEW'S STATE | WASHINGTON AT 8TH— 70 DEGREES, ALWAYS 35e MATS. TILL 6 P. M. STARTIN E TOMORR Ow PRIC For Week of August 13th LORY GALA 3RD ANNIVERSARY ¢ WEEK SHOW . N A GREAT STAGE PROGRAM € = Tommy Christian ° . ey 2 The World ‘nl And Hie Alii, ia Light. ROW SHOWING Spectacniar Danc n Tickets en Sale 9008 ftliwe = Tickets $1.00, $1.59 and Scan. Pies 10% War Tax. Green Beseses Direct te Theater } Grand-Flor. / wast ~seees MAFFITT ; JOHNNY HINEs | C812 N, Vandeventer! “ALL ABOARD* NOVELTY —;..Dovbic Prosram “ARCADE AIRDOME § beats nee wand | Sarah & West Pine | “Whirtwing Driver” | $5270 Newstead . Comedy and News 20th and Bremen Luxemburg | ae (CHOUTEAU | .Doc Love” and ‘Jeff. and Chouteas ‘ . “GRASS” | 4938 Deimar Dark” “Rertha the Sewt Machine Girl” @ “Red Biood” ol | 5640 Easton and “A Western 324 Bartmer Av. Whirlwind” Double P KING BEE j Ritter ‘anche? al 1710 N. Jefferson ‘ “Arizona Nights” RICHARD DIX in Kirkwood = { “nockout Reilly” Kirkwood, Mo. Fabies and Others fare. Bargage checked. Tickets Toeday’s bargains in used articics honored in sleeping cars. in today’s Want pages. PE satividapreaaninagpricioni PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATEES KNICKERBOCKER {20M OP tient” & 3145 Park “Chockles of 1977" “sé ~ . De i MCNAIR (oa gree VUcNair-Pestalozzi “Rose of the Bowery” iy : MACKLIND Pauline ane ck nm 5415 Arsenal - “Jeeselyn’s Wife” MOGLER ; “A Call in the Night” ? and “The Count of 9th and Bremen Laxembuarrg” New SHENANDOAH{ = "Xcycntere™ ana Bdwy & Seonanienin Delore’s Gift Shop Newstead {en eSEN 4366 Lee Av. Comedy and News RICHARD DIX its O’FALLON { “MANPOWER” 4024 W. Florissant ‘ and Radio Minstrels | “Forlorn River” and | Pp A L M f “Nemeds of the Tnrien and Greer Nerth’ Double P “The PAULINE { Uninewe as -alier”’ & Lillian and Claxton “Heart eof Salome’ Double Prog Pestalozzi { titie the Toller” 2841 Pestalezzi St. and “Ladies, Beware’ TOM MIX in QUEENS { “The Circus Ace” Comedy and News ‘Double Feature Prog. “THE CALLAHANS AND THE MUR- PHYS.” the Comedy R | T y 4 Hitt ef the Senson. & \“THE CLAW” with Grand and Juniata (inire Kerry and Shew Promptiy at 6:50. U ~ | oO oy { Double Program ) “Silver Cames Thru” Unien and Easton and “Poor Girls” | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | Double Program ARSENAL {.,,Dozble Provan | Grand and Arsenal and “Is Zat So” TIM McCOY Shenandoah | in Grand-Shenandoab “CALIFORNIA” c » A W § TIM poral n 39th and Shaw ‘ “CALIFORNIA” (“Rubber Heels” and | Manchester 5 “Sy°°er, fice’ Rais. 4215 Manchester t bow's End” and 6457 Gravols Av. t “SE NORA KID” i : e Ww “Johnny Get Your | oodiand { Hair Cat” and “The | Gravois Ar. Country Berond” JACK HOLT tn VIRGINIA {tHE MYSTERIOUS | $117 Virginia RIDER” ‘Cinderella Bg~ 5 hey Mildred Davis in Cherokee and Iowa‘ “Teo Many (Crocks”™ GRAVOIS ; LON CHANEY | Sotteseen & Gravets ¢ “THE UNKNOW iad Double Pregram ‘Lafayette § “Too Many Crooks” | aoe S. Jefferson and “(Califernia”™ CONGRESS : Lioyd Huches and pon Mildred Davis in 4023 Qtive St. “Toe Many Croeks” AUBERT f Double Program “Arizona Knight” & Aubert and Easton “Rich But Henest”’ é “Jehnny Get ¥ mM i K * D 0: Mair Cut” ae aay 5955 Easton “YW isecrackers”™ PAGEANT (_\. ©. FIELDs in sk “Running Wild” and 5851 Delmar “Wi isccrackers” TIVOLI erti}. fe Cosmo and Charies and Marr Giadiet ae Pred uw 4 at ae. te re m Cherrh | Michael “Hocas m award faye | or mother- —— ._— : Time of funeral from her son. Edward Alen, | nue, will appear | Thompsoe of Michael “Shaman ) 9 - 2° oil. we ° “ f street. -_ — 4 Aus. _ oa Funeral Friday. ~ pues ae ? mother. of Eniseo’ 11 Church of ay > ff “io Wenaler Gilbers) and | in-law, aupt. are. KOVACH—On W | at 11:30 a. mm. ; soe eas egal ie 7TSVOls avenue : Gan . /at 1:30 p. m. to St Joke” ving a | 4535 Church. thence to Sunset Aus. Dectaced weet a ' (7) | fo. 29, We oe? fo open cf | Damen Verein ee ee naufieup by the hour: trip | KRAMER—En . ba, ‘si] Mac's Auto peer r | day, Aug. 10. Stella Kramer of |loved daughter of | We an). | ri ef e rom | 3634 ay — - to St. iat &: | Church. uate | KREICHELT—Entered ¥. Aurust - Denver, j DP. ™m.. Deret Edna 6. ae * a ities bell) of Botte. Mont. bellowed wits af - 2 | bert G. ichelt. ie de >= Mrs. Charles : =: vn ee ae mrt & : ° ’ SHI WGTC 1s | Funeral - non w HOTEL Leidner’s funeral avenve. | Butte caeet} soars sieee ail — _KRUMPELMAN— Wednesday, Auc avenne. to Holy in Calvary Cemetery. ceased was a member of “_ XK “ai Beneficial Union. _ lizabet ct one 6 ‘*7) Den’ ae Bertha * oes te 2 . am o Mo. 'Tnien and (SS ~ ERCER—On Ww ._ = DP va eoberger. relict of Frederick i beloved mother of p+," a Bobert. $ ta ert va Menetre ‘ - ville. Clara Friexe and our dear - : lcoaun grandmother mre nt-erapauetias and sister, (of Sl years. ss. Peter and Paul's was a member of the Lit: BE a 2 i i Slie Lie Der, Lieber, fond Dorothy Jeeobs and Leeie ~ dear brother of Artur _ he Evid: nbe re Mre. Moy 1.. | Baer and Mre. Telkla Pemz ie 2 pane at rmmtil ing, Sh aare Emeth Toansie on & ap eS Potered 7 he rest Aur ; Koch}. aos = Loser, dedr mot ber at Jibs 4 and Harry 4 } ee . Lillie | fone mother-in-law, great-crandmother. Funeral from Hoffmeister hichwavr Park at Virgie Aur. 14, at 2 logs ~ San Francieeo (D1) Dupers please copy: sir be Aa EA _— Eptered ' v yedn (scar. Edward kK. McK Franees Me Namare ° r of Ec ward | i. and 4 f arwaret Fi ene a ' Geraghtr'’s | Lindel! pores t cerned es a member = 92. Knights of the Maccabees. a seTIGUE k— Er terns : rie. en Trre@-r McTigue of 4074 encour a wife of Huch McTicur. beth Richer. derr @irtet # and our arer her twenty-ninth yar. wmeral from Wack 2634 Gravreis srennr. otf a0 a. mz. to St. | to Park Lewn Cemeters. 08s —-On Wednesday, John ; Se thr South Third street. Mamie fy (nee Bim. dear @ M nas rT ge er af -. Tih. Francia ‘Fran la~ ‘wl _~ cus ‘ Cemr tery Wh Derr 4 Blocker and Brick bess Thursday. Aug. 554 hares : | North Twentieth street, of Ada Munten (nce Bi + ol John and Hatter Munton > and our dear brother, : ‘uncle. im bie thirty-fifth Funeral from Wacker ' ®°33 South Rroatwas. 1:30 ». m. to New Bt. Deceased wie 3 8 Xo °9 ; Mt NTON—On it:23 3%. mm Helnera Trion OBREMSKI— Entered, ne eday Aug | Frances Obremaki_ our déear Yunera!l from Contest on Saturday. m.. to St. Stanmielawe xe sivary Cemetery. ROZIER—Henrry L. Geneviere. Mo. a « Wiie orf Fr: a? | Sister. Tr 1 La Gaush ter of : Roth fnee 3 aed the late Cherter Bana Heitich {nee Roth. our dear ee om! niece. in her of Punrral {trem cirer?t. on Saturday. Ae _ +e at SEVERIN— Entered | Sevrrin. Rh, Gear brother of Prank eur dear bre Funrrral Sendar. from Mordrll par jen svetrues. | SIMON—Ertered mie vest Aue. 9. 1927. at 3: 30 dearly belrved | fram residence. +S. Marcus Aur SMITH — Entered trick Fi. Ift?. at New Yorn : Keth- | Smith. ow hushamd? of brother iether of Fune aeons Ge os Se -ae = % Aug. od % 3 clad me York 330: Aur. ( : 1° oe Funeral Sat urdag, Av. 1 from Veeck Bros. =) . South Grand boulevanl. & nll * io —— cso. nerd 4] PI — OR icy 4 ap nt 7: reward. F nor Funersa] Sunday mero Mra, Joseph ©. 4 Et be! and Harry Saath. y ~y uncle | in hie seeventy-firet year, +. ) te N ew * : geht Maser’. " a Sgturcay. ' ea North a sober arenue. at i ' te Trim arenors prose 1 and Ae Acs. grandfather | a a 2:30 wp rest on Wednesday. 3 me 10:20 p. m., Thomas ' Ca therine Voras, iseiewi pp | john of Nepomek | Peter and Pauls | There ; D. “beloved go of pier nee R ang our a Auf nce 3. the — 619 Wyoming Marcus Cemeter 5.” Thu nt ane rest m— En ered , ;lisabeah Geiline / 1800. Stee sar S320M. ace ace to Allenton Cem- & ic ' 75 | 7 ¥. ei ic) B to los O81 &. PERSONAL OMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL ge aate ‘? weer. i Box 60 tanc* tripe, aedat { ~ -pdamenh tiem) prman So Dak. =8 ay Majestic * Hotel; 4 CHICAGO $4 “KANSAS CITY $4 9 MEMPHIS $8 Rolla, "Springfield. on. Jefferson City. iINnwEST TRANSIT CO. : ™_ MID GARFIELD 6653 MAIN 4600 (8) 7:30 a. m.. {} ace & Bh es Pre R rice. _1NC.. ny Chure zs : - : e' as OT O URPL E SWAN Chicago, $5 Detroit, $10 lli.;: Nash- i. Special pone = rates. pe. Parior Car Safety MORGAN CHICAGO “S- Buf Cleveland. + 50- ha. YS 050: Fert . Les UNION MARKET BLDG.. CENTRAL 7754. (cS) PERSONAL Aa 6TH AND ~ WON AL — Wii! fell in westbound > al A Jiive : aae comsmsuaieshe with ‘oat Di epatc? i. ladies who assisted lady University car absut Box 2 PERING. a ace T in + — srer, as toliows mooptre! rT entil two © m.. Aug. G, | For subsiatepoe supplies until 2 Cho ) A’ / ° ae SE ALED PROPOSALS _ 4A 4A att PROPOSALS wit be received st of treasurer, in i “ Sanatorium, - and there opened at the ow fer furnishing and delivering @uf- nee with tnetructions and opies of which. with blank “ean be had pplication to £ , SPECIAL NOTICES F “1A SOTICE—I. Joseph E. Gilmore, o av cane ety of St. Leute. give notice I will not be reaponsibe for any debts miracted af ter this date by my wile. _CILMORE —_ merehandiee. cht . . b45T} Gilrm« ( Surne ; to Henry 4 Trn aiae of Misouri. melAL, Ni TiCE—John B. Erhart Bent anc gore gt and Franklin tel are reouested for parment to I will no Maergare: MAL NOTICE—I, Walter Feidkan ~. 3520 Page arenue, City ef §t. do hereby give notice | be ) for eny —_ Gate by my ee WAL TE 4 FELDKAMP. 8 ad ee ow os bus: iden caen The and reapers. e ‘ther at Ga Eugexe —_— r ctor Ae 7 ~~ - LET— Lost. with 3 al bet ween “aan i 4 Laat o 18th st. a Call =~, * pink ik: a2 ar oF : KOT re erent reached - and Notre ib re tes set on 7 BE lG—Lost: : brews head and ard. et ? ‘ap ? ee SOL t ‘ar blive sapphires: reward. Iversice 2s ££ 1 Bt Ty TER Tet: 5 oe — Groves license tae ave Liberal reward. 14216 or WEbster 1197. a. t | KER— f sout the alee meaday 2 flernenn We t" A tex % car. lament ear le e Los A reecar - 3 ew werd. Calli GArtiela “57. ! Pomme | Jet: amet “all FCrest 64236 efter v e. hee ° si : a . or -—Leet: back gatent her Pilom Park Setur- ine? Weinesday nig?’ ~~ Bae © ina! Ly werg o- Tisnier _ : ‘eg On “al Lf La eee row are

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.“ : he at ’ 1927 1:15 p. m.. . Tr, mechanic ouseman ; sei aDAa DPD N SOLICI-| fitting 0 A JToher ~ and mattress, $8. ig 40 ‘Hodiamont. CA pants, shoes. dresses: A “” ard _ J 11. ea husband of wife, maid, nurse or ho work: NEWSPAPER age er Faget wepeper in | Co., 2511 Sullivan. pply Wolfi-Tober of any SSD4. (c86) | phone right umber. Aulo wecnte*. - ——= thonest workers. CEntral 17 moos. TOR—At once, srest eet we oa uncle. aged “75 ‘CARP b._™m. S172 alter ce 30 Missouri town, 15,000: reliable, experi- | CASHI-Ks—With installment furniture LIVING ROOM SETS—3-PIECcE OVER- calle 15 minutes. H. eae oo40 138%A w ENTERS AND BUILDERS PAINTER—Sit.- zood grainer, varni sher: enced; we furnish car; jarge commission , and bookkeeping experience: state ace. STU tye Ki MOHAIR. $65. DAVIS, SLOTHING Wil For Bowker shfement Satu turdas. Aug. 13. at ARPENTER. remodeling. Trepaifing. job- 680c hour. or ob bave tools: reliable. give full details first letter. Box J-373, — me refe rences and salary expected. 1516 FRAN CAT ape “J400 _— ‘Entra om reside .. 2619 Wyoming bing. Lindell 25K0. (c17) | Charles Pri. 152 Mth st. (65) Post-Dispatch. (c96) ox 1-323. Post-Dispatch, REFRIGER - -- 1°00. ei a ' . the Cc tery. Se ee eee > G Sena . CHAUFFEU R- ~Bring of wterenaee or dont COST. Oy AY AVIS, 516 FRANKLIN, : ¥" Marcus eme HARDWOOD FLOORS installed: ola floo PAINTER it. in no outside work; rea- app 204 8. 4th CLOTHING. rT s ; / wier gf (c) | "refinished. DEImar goa wi or inch, with red — > eet of the Dessen cha ng n Circle, Oesterre v GE SS cafteup by age: She ge PAINTING in washing, Rlvérside 28273. R anestemase. Mie 4 Auto Co., 2218 8. CO., 16th and Locust. Sterling VEW! ’ NE V\ } NE compressor; will pay cash. Address E. 4 Call Mac's Auto agate ~ s) GIRL—Sit.: colored. wants light house- | Jefferson. (c6) | F actory. (ed) Limited quantity of of all- cotton mattresses | Landreth, 728 6, Broadway, Alton, U. | 77 S Pha RH h ; month a me: KRAMER—Entered int uce Corpor- , rest on Wed LET us figure your ey panttog sod papering. work, nuraing preference. JEfferson 1874 | SALESMAN—$15 to $22.50 every day FINISHER— Experienced Tadice’ ik | at one- oe regular pri Save money. DElmar GIRL—Sit.: colored; nurse or general selling radio advertising. Dougherty, dresses: good ay: sieady work. aaunt: HILE THEY LA AST—S4. 65. For Sale ard; anythi rector to ji; . 7 : rot Berl I AGO ¥) PAINTING and paverin housework; 1500 Central National B Bid oe , - ‘ . g. Hard j lousework; Southern. Florence, COltax Y Centra ational Bank z. ope Gi Me 7 ‘iial; all mises. oodin, re a ( ; ardwood | .nouse CAPE arcatitest 'osta te aed ‘rose Garment Co., 617 N. Sth. (cB) MISSOU RI, 2009 Morgan MOTORS Yor sale or rom aes: Broughams For Sale aos AEP NRC, A De RY I tO RP RSD Nn IE: hs NO He REE, ee ee = clic Sennett sharientnn ened nina oneaanden din Sitka idihintihdin dninnt neat eee fp epee ee So os edt at ae Ww beet gible Se nee Ds. eee 6 A nade © rr, a en ee ee | K enggedieed ‘cane ~~ bi cremmaes : EMD EL 9) regular prices: exiezior and interior, ‘ae female. 7, og 00; soft collars, 7th ay. oer Sark City, ptantiee (eso) | sewing room: must have best references. FLOOR § AMPLES ATTENTION, CON NTRACTO a2 ox per SCHELT—Entered nto rest | and os — Dv: - ——— lead and lin. —. towels 30¢ dozen: silks, BALESMEN—Have vacancy for two men; | Box K-89. poet. pispate (cd) SLIGHTLY SOILE Wier grader 3 M iami scrapers +. sale: erred stock |, ea ah i snes Sh aaa |g gy | AO a Pan Ot me er | gmegte EIE ooo ee Bet a SCHNURE- BUICK . 7:45 a. m., ‘ v sary > t: stenograp ability; ve e: , ; to 17,449 neat ak. teenie Sm em t (nee tities Springfield, ss * Hiland O42B. a a, 13 MAID—Sit.. colored; work woes or day; nae ee, but want men ihat will, gout ament: jitenograr cab work and treat 7! velour living. mom suite, by ord tra Sa at Kingshigh n sate” ot 1g oe ay 8 foe r cent de- Mrs. Charles reichelt. | C ™ sporse- -law ' of: * [oion, Jeffcrson City, 7 :-30 a. m.. EDW. BREDE MEYER—Painting. pcrperienced _JEtterson 920 ter. (ev) , | Stenogranhy pecan ery aie to start $14. we 4.ote noiiennes suite. S65. he . wet 1} b shares to | Kreichelt. at the age of Ag = in 0 PRospect 1418. (c7) [NU lored STE or | SALESMAN—House-to-house; make from | Box_0-387, Post-Dispate 300 niece oak dining room suite, month, & days a © YIDWEST TRANSIT CO. _apartment work. Lindel] 9353. $8 a day; patent’ article: used | HOUSEGIRL -—— Experienced: references. v several gas stoves and refrigerators. $45 down: mounts act- Saturday morning A 8: 0. emnCTON = GALIN 4000 18) RADIO REP NURSEGIRL—Sit.; refined and expe- ; ladies wild about it. Call Sat- are Bawinorne. 7.50 and up. SAFES Le wRSON HOTEL MAIN 4600 (8) AIRING GRand_ R2RK, day or during week after 9 | HOUSEGIRL—-White; Ceres housework ; ‘Open evenings uptil i a USED SAFES A ARGA} a t. —" eferences. PArkview 2870 (ce) Eazy payments. 5616 Delmar. (c2) are stock _# select {rom sizes and re funeral] parlors, 222; | rienced. e - Ei K ly } s EXPERT radio repairing, .© $2; day or nieht.| NURSE—SIit.: experience to care for chil | ox ¢ seorge Hise, 4987A_ Kennerly.___ | red . (c8) | SALESMEN—Dont waste your time w - | }foUSPGIRL—And laundry. STENT, $e. —— =| etyles- enico ope! and ¢com- less you ean show _ previous success 1} §672 Clemens. (c) | THIS AD 1 binations ¢ } t. Alphonsus’ Cfo 5 3 ntimation of Grand and Cook. thence to Gis j CHICAGO 4 A, M. Duke. CAbany_% dren: willing to eo away tor summr. +3) be inaugu- ber , : KANSAS CITY RALLS RADIO SATOMI re- | COlfax 2659M, all ar 4 and cooking. 3647 Lafayette. (c) }| GOOD FOR. | tionery “4th and Olive. Garfield 7110.(c8) airin aerials: are ~ > i. aioe 2 k., It prob- ; oe guaranteed. pamees di gel ge ag a general advancement if "qualified. Apply Mr. | e , oS 2 : oy 30: Fuiladeioh $28 3 a oe pemgarncen~ a bt ES right st ci? | ————; — |! ae wandtar } beloved wi hi be byewbare, S130 Cleve s°2-| STOVES, FURNACES Coane entint oF elevators taking cate of | SALESMEN (Catholic)—Wiling “workers | MOUSE GN ome i or ||| QR ianed co m- §: £9. (fe Sue egEnier of Joh aimee ¢ SB: “Denver. Bi0s D: Omaha, ome 3 7 » REPAIR | invalid’ M. Jones, Lindell 2771M, (88) | 20% new campaign in city or road: our | ¢— ee eo rooming’ house, | || plete: kitchen, : law, gh hen, alece’ and cousin, | > ke. Los An- _ ~ or anv ol stove cangce or | TYPIST—Sit.; or genera) office work; can | ey, men with cars aleo needed. Apply 301 room and board: fair wees: references | |! bedroom and ; that the Funeral on Saturday, in. aged a t - San Francisco. $44. : ee a art ancirons. fenders. fire take dictation: experienced; references. eet Bldg.. 8: 30, to 10: 4 to 5:30 | reguired. Box 0-371. Poat- -Dispatch, ii living room. including beantiful dav- nO way alter | 2%:. 770m, family residence, 3519 Big ay cndahusan gr Skis Py 7) TORSTHA 109 N i%th. Mein 20q2% «ag, | Box 0-272, Post-Dispatch, (5) | da (c5) | LADY—Elderly, to attend sick woman. Ap- || enette set and floorcovering; $2 a week. —_ " avenue, to Holy Trinity Church. Interm b. CEntra — ~ ' TYPIST-CLERK—Sit.: high school grad- re Wwe opening for 3 high- erade ply 2700 8. 59th _ st. a KIN FURNITURE ADDING MACH 5 et A « 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet and surplus j ia Calv ary Cemetery. Stock servi "he ’ ; % les ; pape ame "i - > umr 50. Won I | sane we gine of Weeters Cah PL E SWAN A. G. Brauer Supply Co. | ,uste: jae cnares ct pamall ottice dicta: | galcemen, whe ‘ate po, in) donicetic ap LAUNDRY HELP | NG "Surasy | Sore ; sai" SP i ig gene conve . 1 nion and Beneficial Union. : STOVE REPAIR. 316 N. THIRD ST. (c8) TYPIST—_Sit.. experienced. speedy. accu- aualified on washing mac hine sales: be st Experienc oed _washer: also rire 1 | 618 FRANKI IN AV. tN 20D abty, Appe — 4s . w ie c 27, at 5:20 p. m., Eliza ; ' ’ wanted: referenc yn 0795 — Arms Hot 1 See Mra. Mond and Saturday evenings. : , n recentiv pe au pent of Pecderiak sr, 4 : W) Denver Detroit, $10 STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS wanted: references. JEfferson 0795, ates SALESMEN—Speclalty men for sien ae | Se INERY TRIMMERS a) | Open Monday (5) } aares For Sale Eller. proposition; bie profits, noncompetitive; gh of 230% jbeloved mother of Bertha Henr BONDED imoving. 2020 Cherok S12 en | ! FIXTURES BUICK—1925" Master 6” coach: original zs y. gion, Mo.: Centralia, 1l.; Nash- Be r yy $6 rk WOM AN—Sit.: colored: nursing, half or | want only men of good appearance and suc- Steady work, a KIRSCHMAN : STORE AND OFFICE duco; driven by careful owner: see. be inced; terms. Gra 3418 Locust Ce ne se ee ee ne additionazl Wednesdav. aur. 10. 19 o> et Ran 4 Siened) JOSEPH E. GILMORE. DANCING 9498 to apply. in detail setiinge forth vour experience and | excc llent wages: union hours. AP eB) | | ANY ag wr ere, er 6897, FLOOR D ONSTRATORS “Ukelon-Piteclizedt Used Llans? Stock r- dward XK, McNamera. beloved husband NOTICE—Juhn B. Erhart has CASTLE SCHOOL — 2539 Olive: private CARPENT ERS—aAnd helpers for jobbing: qualifications. Box E-124. Port-Dis, ic) | once. 4803 Leduc. Cc / well. Selkirk’s Auction r o14) Same guarantee as new. Drastic redue- % per cent fniher ‘of Edward J. and James F og ge mne al will. war ot wed__Lipdel Sie tt =: ; ce COLLECTOR—For Eeiiinat hasalters et at yr aS wie aie wait” aii’ "ee Y Taeee ‘anion hours. © Kopi at 20.000 POUNDS. nf. olf feathers: nav foe oS = pt at wen rful Ee riod: | 3 Run only 7 4000 a stil Bt F —_ = Aon - ' : Trankiin av crecitore ( SSONS, essons, Sv: Cach ies- _ 04 Olive. (c} : ows, , ' once. ¢ e Duc. r room new broken in. year, — | -} ames samara, Micha ted are requested to present their son _one hour: strictly private. Grace Law- se — ri ‘license: ood Salary furnished. | STENOGRAPHER—A full or part-t time | 4426 Page. DElmar 0865, CEntra! nag els. BOYER REFRIGERATO issued one “Ss = ‘ * for payment to Malcolm ——— ler, 5026 Delmar. FoOrest 6780. (4) | DE mii ion. y Apply Dr. C Hutch- MEDERACKE-BARR INC, | stenographer for a scholarship in law, 9917 t c k for four ; vie on ¥ Mes, ) Dea rae on ‘aaa dear ur . _ Truster. (cc? 2) 10 LES SONS, $10: 4 lessons, $5 each les- is —y Sa67 } Market ° ppl} z , ie) See iD, BCL fod) ecommerce or high echoo! subjects. + i 18S A AT. RIE | & reprise ber. # ; Sant Var eh Sas : Olive, (¢ a rea] future. Pho Abany OR: WEBB eas. . AI rs ‘ sara INE! ardrobe and dress; cheap. sine. ose 5. S205. "all "nove been or will E DOG late white: brown POST OFFICE cicrks. a epecial agents. | TAST MAKERS—TIron bottom cutters; at] the time clock; transients not considered. Metropolitan Storage Co.. 3950 Oliye. | aAition ahd guaranteed: | Helnera’ Union No. ye it ot, head and. ‘tai . ists. chauffeur-carriers >| once: also first-class scourer. Apply in| Call 49554 Delmer, Suite 108, Airway OBREMSKI—En‘ered | in ret on re ed 55 l; reward. ny ang othe Soveramesy itions: ay | prrsen, Western Last Co., 1211 S&. New. Sanitary System. (c17) | AY eswomen eb7x) . — and combination EAUTIFUL” hesday, Aug. 10, 1927, at . fi a ) SOLITAIRE—T th 2 tri- ‘iled— . a hye ont t1ON | EK 82.50 = ‘Jacod a Repair Shop. ic} handling. territory covered and re ic -. a . ite oO Ath — Simon. dearly beloved other ° Jefferson. } ITED ; . 2 Sim year. = W @ Applicants will be interviewed the 224 | ~ y | . SEL Hy? at 2 DS On Hadi : Rae Ts. wen LL. B. two vears STENOGRAPHER— $i° Ss ant fey ——, Ra cn peal Lindel! 76. a Re “firm needing legal work: 1. or part-time "tial Consoli dazed. aNoa ‘Ambassador ne) | well-known ford product to retail and | "1475 Washingtos ich) | th f i mith. dear hushand of a ’ AGE—Tam: conials aan x 0-82. Post-Dispatch ‘Lowest fee in St. Louis by — | for the right man: apply .at .once by eames ae cal os 28 ee eeven ate as a i gefierann ® emeet 7 ried; w x >, Winder. | experience. _Kox_E-3-- | letter: interview jater. Box 121, Post-) FURNITURE bw eh ) GRapd 03473. ri rs ifax OR ic 767 W. iete: leavi ity - UCK POINTER Good 1 be: | Disnatch, (cS | piecte: leaving chy. Diack felt eve-| BUILDING ENGINEER—Sit.; fireman. | TI 5 and 6. 2627 Carofine. | * ’ W detteraon Memorial ay 4537 clerator maintenance, refrigeration. Hox | _T~ee® =STERERS — Madewell Puraiture ' A Ee opportunity to abe neod FURNITURE—3-room flat: used 2 Cal MM. 1M 111] Laat: ¢ 0-373, Post-Dispatch. 2 | Mie Co. 1416 N. Sarah. 7} | money: established firm doing business | months: leaving city; also can rent pas: - : fancy beaded, at Ma Tison = a must have work, | a 5 if * week and 7 ae with a good reputation for the past eleven | 2103. Tinton, gents: reward. Mra. Gomer | pe cg. Water 1268.18) ALENT 2 sbi ies See! SRY Bemetieht face, Netiie |FORNIN 'Soal "nce Reams | ye rT - w wo ails sme Ss ‘. = me BTN, ~ | CARPENTER olf or pe’ 00D HEF x ayetems, The ; an ace your *: conts | a s Prospects are in a better; tional. ‘ ter of the late Albert m zabeth We Ss. a1 Sie or near *"Bomnart ROFFEU — tee sa aert or houseman. | ‘UNITED “WOOD HEEL CO. -inancial condition and are more receptive | FURNITURE—Beds, So: springs = imix Camerenerer— | FOr Rent ad in the SPECIALTY SALESMAN -— Experienced yefterson 3478. "37 42 Maffitt ar. with car to sell nationally advertieed and | TTRNITURE—Used table and chairs. | 7 erson. “el a et, reasonable, isa Hen hure- 5 aes , 5 —_ ! ) at Por ren u GG 8 FOUNG MAN—About 1 = ol Ar he right pan. . yme Oe wane: "i. = ta ” guard : 3 — Gand BaoTR (ch) river; 27 _* ; Lange Taundry Co. 2 —~ > 78; certect: fan 2013 : or ; : N. Vane ter @ | WRINGER SAN —Experienced: $20 ~ > ol , nd FCRSTIVRE Conte - we Tat lke 3004'S a immediate eale:| Post - Dispatch . 19 Jefferson avenue. to ve B finder ca: call F FGrest 4066N. Reward. . About IY yeare_ olf. tor ris at Calvary — poe thence to 46 ) : (c7) | FLECTRI AN — SM. ae. able 9p By, = a rou exnect to ear | ing. ~ {Etteren erent ae So. “Mais 2808, me = ee gg Ba yg — Box 0-385, Post- Dis (80) with, Box L-305, fost .isps FOrest 207! shble: piece oF all together. ic)

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24 sour bier ancn. AUTOMOBILES = For Sale KUHS- - ‘HAVE. epiepdid waloe at, big saving dike new 2837 _ N. Gra __ Grand. Sotd Seal Leet a. AUTOMOBILES ait tly ait again Oe AUTOMOBILES 2 For Sale hoagie ts y Bag LAMBERT GRAVES ON CHRYSLER AT REDUCED PRICES Appointed by the OLD MOTOR WORKS, Lansing, Michigan. a division of the Genera] Motors Company, as metropolitan distributor for St. Louis and vicinity for the Oldsmobile, we must dispose of our CHRYSLER DEMONSTRATORS ana at considerable diecount- DEhmar 68114 or JEticrson Washi 1926 roadster; original duce: very | i pretty: “seein like new; see; rare Duy: | time Serves rx a et ; pee 456 { -McPHERSON. 4071 Room and board. a. 36: $4: home cooking. south : excellent meals: hot water. New Marmon Speedster ---— a WANT -ADS Here are read by FAR MORE St. Louis Families than in ANY other newspaper— Daily or Sunday S© AUTOMOBILES a ggg oe Se ee ROOMS FOR RENT—Wes Red room, EASTON, 43444 yo housekeeping HT. S110 Single — front: tad a ae in owner's bom. icSe) Fome- | BXRIGHT.. 5118—Desira room. second tional st keenring room ENRIGHT. 5174A—Nicely furnisagd front room: gentlemen or coupie. (5) ——————— ee ROOMS ANI BOARD iwersity cay, 2 rooms or Uni ladies: for = cn ay “A (a>) —————————————————— NRIGHT. 502 I whe 4 papered. maye cl gone S35.50 at = -- (c@5) EN BERS. §5152— kitchen- | ette; newly coaiaane come erivileges. t t | £FEEL 5791—Nice. ciean. convenient | eleenine room: chil¢ren welcome. ic7 “emg any, ——— RRR gy AO rgg” Mme? egy ogee SALESMEN’S cars. These cars will be sold with the regular new car guarantee and service by the LAMBERT GRAVES They are practically new cars in looks Ask for demonstration and you will not pass up this rare opportunity to buy one of these cars at a sub- stantial saving. Buick Master 6 coupe; late 1926; | home-like Be cae PAGE. -19350—Room. board: goacly TEW PL +7 | Room AxD ‘BOA psy (5 SORES SW _Ser_ Seat board aie. Here is your ’ chance to wet a real bargain: reasonabie . IE IES CT IONS cs ais saat — - om _— i i 2 ec An tay Caprese eagle * ioe MOTOR COMPANY. and condition. Ce ee = ok, b orm Lurch. Z | M0! ent Used Buichy Bi — ee je tlt 9 5y3 upp Fp Qer"tiew, Seater Sah r a a ea ae | WASHINGTON, Tdi Cool home- -cooked mcals near. snedieinde meee shower hat b: ‘oom anda Ww So ‘ON. 411: T—Propy room 1 oF Z sose saree front room ouindigmmnin THE SY C AMORES ——— iful —— rooms: aoe bore cooking; veo Pine. JEIferson ‘ens. USE D CAR LEAR, 7 CHEVROLET COU soe Sedans For Sale | Ueler-Pleciged Used Cars’ 00 Super Values | A selection of fine Used Cars un- matched in the entire West. Largest stock—lowest prices—fairest terms! aaa Buick sedan: late fers * ro a — bargain GCHNURE-BUICK new Buick Standard Sedan. 4-door: like “haa fully equipped; Re pi inte a ant over- A enenger r ote = ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY RH, Por : A oe 3127 Lecust—Clean; ig tos tub, shower es) $1170 BLUE BOOK oo 1: 238 N.—2 beautifully ity furnished hou sek rooms: Porch; cotrrenjences EVANS. siw_3 housekerpinge rooms: erhrent house when you can t two Bicely fur- ripe light. clean. haif-basement rooms, gas, electric free: alares welcome; ee > | RIN’ TSHIGHWAY. 125¢@ Ne Light housekeeping ro rooms. 96 FOREST PARK. - 4498 — Housekeeping, reese kitchen: $i up. DEimar ere HAMILTON TER.. 5951—2 nat house- KeeDi reasona bie. CAbar Acs) JONES, 1223— tes: tod. shower baths “st day: weekly fa (8 urnished complete: conveniences; Dear EVANS, 472: — live in & rooming tree: flowers. iawn. norch. FSF — os SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED Ne nnnnmeedl Wtd.— Near Clayton and bos ROOMMATES WANTED Wed.—For girl: kitchen pri gg — ak Call evenings after r 6. i 5 ‘az GRASS Ol rve— Spe EUGEN reservation at ee Sri _ctal summer rates. $5_ up wreck y. it IDEAL BOTEL.. Locust— Runni«g | water. bathe. $1 da ; teat 3636—Jefila Hutsl: 7>e a day. $4 week UDP. (cB) MELVILLE HOTEL—535S Bartmer: Amer- ican pian. rural surroundmes: —_— a REGENT Hotel—l4th & Chestnut: singir 150 per day =. weekly. $35 ‘ 20 day up: weekly $5 un. $1. double ‘$1 per ae) $4.50; housekeeping rooms. (6) KENSINGTON, 5112A-—Connectinge house- keeping: sink. ranmce. FOrsst H205M. (c7 2) | KENSINGTON. 5063—Altractive bedroom | amd kitchen im private family; very rea- sonable. See (eto) KENSINGTON. 5000—Newily furntshed¢ housekeepimne rooms: clea&; convenuent: reaennahic. Phone. {6} KENGSHIGHWAY, S19A—Nice neces int reoms: reasonable. re ——————e “a7a2_) or 2 7 LACLEDE, 37 ne or fine Basar ing rooms; rooms LACLEDE. roee —_ Licht “housekrentie rooms anid kitchenette. running het woee. ‘ Huntington Arms Hotel 5560 Pershing: beautifully furnished compiete: hotel pervice: telephone wee! and nd monthly guests, $8 up. (cB) NORTHWESTERN HOTEL NATURAL BRIDGE AND EUCLID. New. and Modern. £00 rooms. with bath: $8 to $12 wrek- look us over. COlfax 7690. (c8O) Sool APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT oer Tent room toe gentleman. FOrést @750. LADY will share apartment with couple ing reoms. DElmar 3767. (c LINDELL. 391°2—2 or 3 cornecting house- keerine rooms: weter in kitchen. LINDELL. 401%—Roems in epartment: LEWIS PL., 4523—Laree front wee rot water. Lindel 2409. {c80) LINDELL. 4107—Housekeeping wulte: sleeping rooms, Ist amd 72d. floor. ‘S9) | _ Standard anal setae: CASS. “50a Neatly housekeeping or sleeping. ’ JEfferson 431. Every make and model! lad ee room: wei] furnished: garage eptucnal them overhauled and refinished in by TP Og [IE ORR 6 Ray RD rn, an N .—Furnished rooms, sas a 5 days’ driving trial]! conveniently located to serve cont 15 years of exclusive Studebaker distribution back of every deal. $25. $50, $100, $200, Etc., DOWN WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. HEADQUARTERS: Weillston eg cs —— ~ Easton sadism sieeneiameteeaads ona ee N nV , — O« ge gee Give en gry ODIER, 351s—F: : ) "Ori I ; ball park. Lindell 43393. Bor ian hougekecping i Dodge Sedan Given Away 5600 miles: many extras: worth $850: sacrifice $650- YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. Piaee er COrner} 1°28 DODGE aionaes This f ne business tvpe sedan Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale BUICK IN WELLSTON 925 Overland sedan: in excellent con- paint and tires are fine: seat covers apd fully equipped; an extreme NORTHWEST BUICK BRANCH, —— piense | | 6511 _ Easton. bany | PAC a eae WILLYS-KNI wage | ee P reo pone nad I as TY ler iv3ew ~_— tires and Al ogg —— At W925 , Des —— tae good tires and paint: ‘e, modern, furnishe oJ _uaturuisned he yusemceping reoms; i. i wees ‘ nt + 5 i wae} i sete 5 ited nase RCE Ty We eR ee he ee ee a he e ee * ign Be v et; . z ‘ ba Ct eS wee ba La ck See $3 Ota re TE bn tate Sea bps Hy Ma AIPA ea “ist tee ; poe id ea oe jc AE; raya ©: TEC. - rides pate “DS aba itecrst gic Fe se a > YZ pie tare ee Oe ee a i i yo Fenn va. Vahl VRsee RET Pb 4 . Oe ad WA) mle + SoS tere Se ee De ary” : 7 5 OF nc) 58 bias) = aes AF aha ee ek ote 37 ie Sa s : wey, om ae PS aS Maden " sd . 5 ad age Rope RAB Aph ts Nae 2 te Ne oF PIE SS sb Ses 9 ANG SOOM Ce a BU ic K IN. WELLSTON iss ped: ~e eomrne., with ake a | Paint and mot or Trucks For Sale_ DODGE—1924 panel truck; closed-in _— body ; Graupner, 3418 Locust. TRUCKS 5320— Rous for bouse Ket sep STUDEB AKER—Sedan. ings.__Thompson, si0f WEner COREY 1926 STUDEB AKER SEDAN so nearly a new car in it le Mi TOR C “AR. = " Dees | Sotanemnreanael Cannes eting housekeeping vsficrilwisst: BUICK BRANCH, rooms “with alcove and sink; —_ ae se a ett at ~ COUP! ES. 2 All Models Up to 1927 126 Dodge espera! abe G Ch — Sr ges 3 buy “Douse) gee ” epine 1 _Tooms. driven only 7TOO0 taitee: 4- Pe al brakes, a ys tires: eae equip- hei nee ina ot a , ore know the differen TU Sed —_ bas pian poems for one Or two baie ore eo a PK, Sah tA bys Pl ila toad Ol VER CADILLAC Co. folly guaranteed: JEIhe Tson 3084. _ 3333 _ Locust. SO TATE ie ae C0. Ine. Open nights an and Sundays. term | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO... [S817 eidene, er Corn, aie SERVICE DRIV — SPECIAL 7- passenger sedan: 2S ronal ‘Corner Nebras ee , an: 4 | NEWSTEAD. 519 N.—Well furnished front TATE MO TOR ( 0, oe —— and | Sundaye FORD s— 3 Seda ne; ce a recomdi- | | ‘Stagg “told Srom new: wireain. | tuned up: 00d paint and Me og a | ARSEN AL. “s00l ite isned reed 12 luve- very special value that — be sold cuick: | | WEBER MOTOR “CAR CO. age ras Cars For Sale s: cheap: trade. terms. "ESSE x DEMONSTRATOR OR | BLAINE. Er SS lean | bousckeeping rooms, good for grocery | we} ton. ic} 1817 Locust. | Boao — Tr | FORD— Frock ay body: bauled. guaranteed; terms. Mendenhall. ge OR aga ‘~0 Ford Tudor, $75 balance due only $295 5 | Wee eanedt ued ans Both oka gl and I rerdor models on Lard. Special terms for ae I WEBEN e WELLSTON bin Mie sto lead ie? tps RD FORDO R SEDAN appearance and ee cel WERER'S USED TOC for_ li whe “nousrkeeping. _FORD—Track. 1- ton, Press bodw: good condition: I, = JOHNSON eee | Down. PePOSBESS¢: a: with es and Cx- Several late Buick —- 5: gi tn Se ae Cay Co ated -i Cc ASTLEM AN ‘j06 zo 3AK19 S. Broadway. compietely furn ined ‘Gateed 2112 M. BUICK IN W ELLSTON — 1925 Buick Standard | motor has been comp! letely ntl ~ 1n exc eHent condition ; Sane os 2 int _A ut 1 x y hange. , Ager _ light ausvery. — pum S.—Laxv Bt ee | furnished: modern conve- | vauled and | 3001 i ee, Baty © Oven PR mae and evenin 3. | he AH AM—i9~ ~ ~ 506 eteel aump be say. NORTH HWEST. BUICK ‘BRANCH, riLletee Jetodiondt Used (aes? BU ICK ‘TOU RING ‘fine m« chanical condition. caeohany cal pe oo De oe ae eee 3340—Froat, ro room. gen- (ci) ; first-class Tw ua r- —H sek i as OU ee Ding. Blas 2, (as 3. — ee Sleeping —— ee) McPHERSON., 4710—Sleemne room. near McPHERSON. 461°—Completely furnished housekeeping room: screen porch: —. ) McPHERSON. 4027-——Room with kitchen- ette, $8.50: single, $6.50: running waar. { McPHERSON, 4155A—Laree. ~~ ~F- pret ty room; private apaftment. “(ea) rmoenth, {c7) McPHERSON. 494i 8—Newly furnished. cool room and kitchenette. complete for hocsekceping: gas range. telephone: $35 (MAPLE. 5202 family: all conveniences: garage aer= 3 ci Furnished room: private MAPLE, 5915A—Large south furnished | room: housekeeping; ladies only; low irent. CAbdany 5#63J. (c7 } \MAPLE PL... 944— Room: very erceptional —-— | fromt. with strictly private bat in / West End home: will appeal to diserim- :) imating business man or couple with refer ences. Abany 8899 for ———— oie) ‘rage optional. 'MARYLAND, 4348—Nicely —= room | for 1 er couple. ics APARTMENT—Modern home for lease. beautiful Exeter Apartment: 8 reomes. just put in condition ecual to anv new. Two baths. shewer: garace: veTy reasgonabie yang to desirable tenant: open for insnect all Bottorff Realtv Ce.. FOrest 6546. 4914 elmar AY Franciscus Realty Co. , segstapogy gio EI sx Si. Recs 5 | Apartments, $ bathe. ex sapuserea: bea uti ful location ; overlovuks alia ptiggas “7 ef « ef ete ing Reservoir Park.. 75 00 b service *“-* “eff fe * 60 00 rooms 8238 Cabanrne: 4 and sun vag ie pee 60 00 6236 Enright; 5 . sun DE. -dunceacdude 90 00 5591 Waterman: 6 rooms, © baths: om bus limes .... tearing. Ss0: c Yo "keepine: southern _ 7 - & gentien nen ‘@aneleces: | GYERLAND—ia2 Los _— ine hall reom: saa eth . —Reom and board “ mater. $5. and seep rage if desired. southern exposure. _ aa Tourrne. oni — > Fad Re aise, Dee sat : mas sat ) ryth Lott} . ama roth ang sleeping. DELMA is a geared wr $193: ED— i Tevris — For even! ets Look! ! Studebaker To Toriag. $30 i ’ . 9a6- 5 A $50 | ng many others: mg snie. | oi] rectifier, pi! cleaner. ens snubbers, bumpers frout amd rear. stop light, automatic wind- " shield wiper. rear-view mirror. front fat adiuetabie for shert ones or pole cons Se 008 tee @ aew bef Dear 80nt rere |! new this \s a Teal bar DELMAR. 4044—Cool siveping. howsekeen- ' “4 x all conveniences. $5 ‘SELMA. 7040—Corr a suite. porch, yard; southern cxpos °a new tendere, new tires: dae a and Sunday. abie DET. MAE. Sise—=2 recms, housekrecing- alan «6ginale room. housekeenine | Rowele ‘sieeuing roem with few mattress. STUDEB AKER 5 gy ona CHS | FORD ROADSTER. Ray A ce ht me “Willys-Overland Ine F-roem houstkeen>c wr k hi ¢ o™ RE RE aeRO yy Ry 5 c) | went SSS sarane | A A LA. ? ' i roo bre garage: s 2 fin | Gravots. ' MINNESOTA. ~5 ~ | galow 6 1520 Park ev. : AKI iss | @ieetric 5 Fe ON ALD | EvIT S, ant — ta th. furnace, ebm (| PAGE 3533—Cheieg Oreem compiete'y furnieh | PERSHING. 5528—Abuecten fimcency: linens, dishes silver, # | triesty: good location: $72 50 | WASHINGTON. eae reasonable. See WASHINGTON. oobi — S05 ‘- reute: furnished: et best : very leave that or rooming gie WAT x i ! furnished; $27.56 WEST WEST PINE. 434 Comp leteby roo , 2- BD: ents: bower WEST PINE, 4245— y= * f room :. new building. 1190. . LINDWORTH 4362-72 Lindell. Beautifully furnished 4-roem | Manazer on premlecs Jetiersam CAMBRIDGE APART 4917-19 Wie Pherses furnished hotel i i silver, heat and vator; manager om premise; RANLEIGH-WILBAS 445 DE BALIVIEES APARTMENT BOE cludes all limens alver, AE refmgeration, heat and Ra ice: elevator: ote | FALLOS, 20744 ; tetiet. weter. saa a L . ove ith in ie Fo “Minie Tans, Pou mms. Ectergon | — 4 Chestnut st 3706 Chottens; CARANY 6373 or BOURAE 2 | 312 International Life Big. Gax, '@) Cal. —— Repy re wres ” water TOOms. 3 = bb hs weet of ‘Bevo Mite: Br | ‘hil River > ici : > ome second, mes) SrpURBAN warie tama F TYiler 1975. : NHOMME. ; (s6) | ee iaen net- av.. Cm A 7TTis ¢ #- urnace | iRand | Fr ’ | (96) | einen furn roo TEs. sunrom. Caer? 2 : (of) to sarty bara thie | (will par to tree . $55.(80) | Gen, eee hath . Soutn Kungsbigs-| GARAGES, efficiency Cia . garage: $65. vasa O787.| ’ : ‘ Rio = | Fur | nvehed housekeeping Pooms: mieners: sise seeming roots. a WESTMINSTER, 3908—Soutn front room | and wieening porch: bachelcr’s apartment: | hotel eccommoedations for *%. te?) | a 4$214—-Largee heusekren | ing room: kitchenette: $%: zood location. > 3 3 WEST FINE. 4305—Roeoma. secnine or | honcekeeninc: cnmrenencee- reaeonable Huntington Arms Hotel 550 Pershine- + and S14 weerktly: eautifnilly furnish recins: connecting bath: hotel ee rnhones: berstiful | . lobby; etrelient grill: ener to pvblic: alec week rooms with jarateries, 16 . (cm) aaa SEE ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED GARFIELD. 4576-—2 rooms, modern: fur- nished: bal: heat: refined couple: S25. } ieT) ‘ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED) Tei, “OLIVER | Rr. Tiiske Rex M ANI! BOARD Wid.— Young man de- sires to: board with private Catholic fam- tier. Seweth St. Lowt« Bex 44. PF -T%. —=—_— SUBURBAN BOARD ROOM AND BOARD— Tp Provestant Gm- iy: geed surreundingr: mo other beard- | Ts: Young men end daaghter. 9- prefer | inaiiemendl Boz L313, Poat- Dispatch. icF} ' PRINCESS APAKTMENITS—SXew S room MA efficiency. Hring room with Marnhr bed. | and dressing cleert. bedroom. kitchenette and breakfast room: g2ze steve. refrigera- tor. heat 6 jattiter service fur i: 2) rent &! BEOWN was -” te co. / TVA Moncrheater. Wien 9188. |SYRACUSE. 734-745—5 besutiial roome with bath and breakfast room: iIreated | | DBieck from Delmar cer. Completely | | Pefimiehed: remt is rerv reasematde t> re- |} moenmaible tennurt« Call ee $23 Seer“ pe bng “Eqs” a 7 per th- he amt electric current furnished. Man- ager on wren ieee HM. RODEMYER @ CH.. i909 M. Sth st. MAin 4124. icf2) Pet a VARD. 40 ash: nestor. Newly decorated three-reaem “ane rtment ict furnished. ens. electric. ete: : eimai Se 1 MONTH’S RENT FREE 5030 wacaree west of Kineshigh- EUGENE FIELD are Stave OF. gf, ESL a arEe room — NiNTH. 25064 N—J ora. erated: S34 TYier 2662. | MNTH fArti-i4 8456 tax. ; sam bed Se beig nburheod ites | co "t = yy avs a 4 4 : Of AR * ine. ao oe 2044; - 2 Tutis. with or withelt flamer. bath 3 why” $21. S57 Ses. WOLF -POLLACK. 101 &. VAS DEY ENTER IS2ZA roatia, beti ce electric: ihe. ot woek bat VAND z _. rooms, bath, electric: sa Wa x 1SOFA ” het-swater beat. COtfim ie 5S Hoovs. ca x = sha err . ‘ook WN Lith nent ~ her, ois 5. can: enol igo, Lor § oo ae = Pa Tr = tae A F her * © ap se all eewiy Sap ret one o ore carest below if wanted ae sis Mor enee ‘ae nisbed: gtrictily modere: al fies. (tcuding «arher. oi Amn OSES 4 rooms and _ — eee fn Wale _— { oat? ' . : ' tile beth. —y i32 ) REASO! . eectric: | 2 fhoor wai ce | ewntown distr SS! Main 4409 ~~ ivpe. Ji NCT in mactdle | trees: rep? ; 7 : Sears: or and ich) | (ch8; ger. ee Ain _g0ns, she; ressonabls th: i cation. © G Seat, jauiter service: é BROKE z. (cS?) “wieck off Jette Park f emt) ) & =¥ - - anon aa Tones: year Pare | | WASNOLI Acs = & GArtield €687 ‘3 , % 5 “4 p « fe} fia WOLF se at ae — ae ‘oo £5 imerevs @GrEeLeaaAae wlio serch, CAbDeay ey. 3014 \—it Gees ee oma, Bath, Furnace. ; Mental $45 Per Month -ANTILE TRUST CO. | Snd Locust toe St. Charlies | mot. — encaee x as wruehs | 1} APLE ACESE 7 aceee River. wey er, f ie-§) | _ sree rooms. San CA | de | 3 = — efficieicy: rea sa.

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nn NE ae ee a mn ‘FOR RENT | _-FLA RENT— Begg Seer Glavion = Fis S FOR | - TS FOR Wen ON ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ SUBURBAN ‘PROP. PROP. FOR SALE ~) FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE) RE REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED , LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOA NS CN 1 PERSONAL PROP'Y as and board. e a - North 4432A Arco: new! pered « 2 autiful 6-roo ebst . SHERIDAN. 3141—Sing , — " en Seen eee oe cone Sy OLYMPIA aa aD BELT —Beovtitol wow 4 | ed: $20. et aan | 380 ange for 4 and oor" 3b RESIDENT EST oma, banieood TTR. PD rag a ee ee eZ NEED MONEY? : APARTMENT B ied om fae: aracee avai available; $45 to ‘4 rooms, bath. f in g00d neighborhood. furnace heat, tile bath; double gar ern double flat; sell on time or take OSEMUTIFUL SURGE OS Sus CAB | 7 ’ aie’: urnace; in- KMEVER-FLEER RB. & INY $F hade and frvit trees; lot 7ox2 10.1 el Or tone) §=6BEAUTIFUL BUN W $750 | UILDD mie yh28. (C8) | ge is xP! i carape, 40 rand ex 5495-6 "| Oster A 2 Nagel. pa akwood: Smith, TYier ieofiret payment. ve eb) | fiuldeed satead tates sale ath oaths | SEE US ON sot | we When MOTHER needs a MAID, call MAin 11 1111—ask for BETTY the Adtaker to ADVERTISE the need“ ¥%. VANTED 00-TENANT : F s eco BR sist : 7 ( &) oo ge floor: only $34 monthly ari. kite OR a gy: wanted ‘io a ne 7 | AR & - L— - Food income property. Sheble- | TREMBLE SON R. & L. Co, : . ree moo" | evenings vad _No , Or . re. yA rooms. mas, 5452 Vernon. t 56183. (c9)| Write for map of Webster and our list. ppathe, ‘cat garage,” must sell at once; 8500. “SAMUEL BERS, 158 Chestnut i] Loans =. to $nee. 60 =a |make feecrve es Jocation; ga i $55. ey 20 floor. (2)| FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished GROCER —Or ony tees merchandise : weekly $5 up. BOTANICAL, 4947—Two oom = ETT et ai painiec, elec ric; ane $25. (c6) amas ® Gar” i ms hala . ” 4 ie i ae AES AAR ON te ne IRCA ER Rte FeO 5. eR sal ae one, ey Seles ee es areas etn scant tlle os mga na Shee ie REST PARK, 43289— 3" } } decorated: shades: garage ; Ad > _ 3129 N. Grand COlfax 3425- +} : , ar ~~ 3 A INNE ? , eee. > -| BUILDING LOT—With 3 acres of Jand. | | double gara Ist floor i gui OR RENT nicely furnished for housekee ~ a + Of - MIS NESOTA een oe oh | -c H. Becker, Jefferson Barracks. Route | JOHN 8. BI. AKE. s ‘BRO. 815 Chesinnt, i} Under the «upervision of the State neane & anke, 1008 Chestnut RINGSSUKY. o013—Ilwo-7 oom a orem rooms, modern. | “— S ROOME, $24 gt ‘Highway 61, (G) | Northwest ii > | Banking Department and in conformity gel Sor lease. setely equi er aig Ome, Leet a Dt Pt OI AS iS AIS A BENE OR, Lae go Brn. pret Pr a eee Phe Send vibe Ysa eS “Sie. ppt che ah ? Ry Ms paid, -s age 2a? tw a SN an ee rpms yr 4 bx ag thr 86S. Brin f Pye ven es - ALARA A AEE PACE A BN RE SO a LO REG cg ok on NO tint a a te Cote kee e ate dngbma —% tae mee. vy. reasonable: se nitor : EVANS, 6627-—~7-room house; li lee arde c *K f "ISS j ; : ig South EVANS, 3627—% ; light, clean, ; for garden and chickens; just off St.| WILL C. WISSMATH, 2838 N. ~ GRAND eel f , || We iend for the payment of unpaid and 4 | M. RYLAND. $0) —Apartnents for callin. bath. furnace. electric. (c) |} Charles road, near schools, stores, churches, WORKINGMEN’S HOMES ON EASY i] and provides a place where any || overdue bills, We lend so that you can rw : ront roo * f—3 dandy rooms, will decorate; | GOODFELLOW, 1338—Nice home of nine | et¢-: $5500: small down payment, balance TERMS Southwest | honest person may borrow from ||| obtain an option or make a first payment YLAND, 4535 2—Farnished efficies | Yooms, inclosed yard, garage; all new/ Monthly. H. B. SURKAMP CO. 6331 Workingmen if you are willing to make | FLAT—I will sell the finest single flat! || $10 to $300 in a dignified busi- ||| ©? 4” investment. No matter what the PN Ne ere Ege Et. ee re Pathe apron fte living room: kitchenette: a | * PLUSTKANDL. 806 Chestnut et. Fast ' 50 } inetie: hs decorations and paintings. (c89 ) aston av. me little sacrifices to own your home Soi npton w ‘ry small cas ware || need for money, cal] on our manager— . es 7 a — HAMiI TON. 1030—10 rooms. $65: opea. | BUNGALOW—4 rooms, bath, furnace, wa- and ee: Y S20 to $40 ver month, I} ayvment: price right: loc ion is 3 | ness-like manner, without being ||| explain your need and we will find a PAGE. 5893—Chol , wanes : a, bri oe indell ae (e7) CAbany 7235. (c) ter, electric; brand-new; only $4100; $100 . eat I pate A — ag =n | - x ines ri os s fe | imposed upon in any way or way to assist you. completely furnished: ara ~; or ‘ - =n 5 rooms. bath (a2. HORTON = ee ae pooms, .t 1 or af oP od a ae eae lag tering. 4! COlfax 4061J. (c89) | NAGEL. 5200—New 6-5 modern. Scar ca: | paying more than the LEGAL NO ENDORSERS—NO FINES—NO FEES ays adi ; ies. SS. P. Bon 5 , Otc. ! wT Bagge Pepa F Wig’ Seon = i! ficiency? linens. “aiahee oiler, ae Se Wondertal S ms; | McCAUSLAND, 1132—Strictly modern 8- | Cherlack road, sce Mr. Armbruster in two- s50KEW POON st H aith gt. | rake, ent bag. for Page hee ‘LAe, onaz, ||| RATE of interest. | l Fy WOLF- POLLACK. 101 N. Oe. Ate Senos. tricity: good location: $72.50 waa, 4 : ois attic. Ro. pect O721, tet room brick: hot-water heat: best of con- | ®tOTy ex northwest > ayaa or hahaa out} Jot 36x105: street. sidewalk paved: St. | | Our service is PERSONAL | OopwUu ar Inance WASHINGTON. 4371—3 > a. } dition; large lot; garage; will lease to ~ St, Charles road to Lackland, west on/ Peter's Cemetery car at Wellston to prop- | a —_ -_ , = . “room Ticker = rooms; hot- water, wat: | sirable tenant. Owner, Hiland 2271. (c) | Lackland to Charlack road, then north/ erty: new l-story 5 rooms: mest | West '} and CONFIDENTIAL. We doi} or ces eranitoid base: orporation Linen dag Kegd t Nee eee 2abaw : ; DO YOU NEED MONE 7 : 1 all co : WrEseTMIN: two blocks. oors: tile bath: furnace: rranitoid 2 | CABANNE. 5703-05—12-famil letlv j . : j ‘ASHINGTON. are +) SINGLE. 5 TMINSTER, 3754 — 12 rooms; good . . s granitol use- | CABANNE, 5703-00 ~family, — strictly not notify your employer; neith- r + $37.50 7 ; T- pad tion: will lease: $9b. | LEXINGTON. 6931—New brick bungalow; | Me"t: electric and fixtures; shades: a bar- | modern; wonderful location: want to sell | | er do we make inquiry of your Room 310 — 604 Olive St. FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS hos 5 big rooms: thorouchly modern: beauti- | £#!2- | immediately; rents nearly $12,000 ] ; } , « : “pap eh rx yearly : ; ank n leave that hotel or roomine play ey, NEWLY DECORATED; | FLATS AND AP'T'S WANTED | {32 Wocnted;,cormg, lot). twa blocks from | 7oNe O- Blake © Bro. 615 Chestnut, Sf; | $10,000 cash, easy terme on balance, Cali | friend reueniyen oe tiene yom TTT Also ArHeld S241) | ROBUMDENG ‘Bhos. MonU AGE om € ay . w———- | PArkview 2855W : (oh7) crime ' ; | pie. Room 203 Washington-Grand te a ATER} ttract oie Mca FLAT Wtd.—5 or 6 rooms, first floor; : - r | FF LAT—+4-familv: modern: direct from or, Washi nse apartment, “fetaionea, 5 oe - S—S laree. pretty | oF bungalow; preferably in Clayton. Web- NORTH AND S007 HRD. pg Se South oan Cihene ner (093 | NO INDORSERS necessary, |’ Seeten 5 gas, Grand / ‘ ‘ ~ : : SS57R, n o WELZ. 6243 SRAVOR, | ~— steam heat. ouly $55: 2. $50; also aizmae rent $ A RTMENT Wtd.—Or bungalow: near / inspect. cl) RIVERSIDE 33 1M (ec) CALL &. * “ior OBERMEYER & BRO6. If not convenient to call, deeds of 70 © $10, 000. 250: I went property. title clear; me. MEAL aay . _ av bee & S. FEYDT J uTy. y STOCKS AND BONDS Sie * ren _ . oS DL 806 Ch tn t et. k 0 Ut \ _— PE RELI NE OO 6 bo ge + A ye akin go e86 enn ee re ~ es ee ——— 3107 N—-7 rooms. 19 &a- | MONEY TO LOAN—tTwo co-makers: year pra Vy > *4 ] fom bee furnished — room A. 3548A— . GARFIELD, 4538—4 rocnis, gas, aTecinic enero sid CO.. 1035 N. Grand OHTO, 3447 7—New. modern, 5 rooms, re- 30 042 Ca as: 6- room — car sa: | > | S. 2632A-44A—4 ROO? TH, | toilet, water, gas. electric: newly ceco- CILIA’S PARIS PACING FAIRGROUND PARK | Bldg. 300 Monthly Payment $15.00 cellent Jocation.” cheap rent, (eS) ~ . , eS I REST. R762 } 4 tric, laundry; fine neighborhood : WOLF-P CK, 301. N. Eth. MAin 1858.9, . near eae Link | (eB) phe if] N rooms; heat and Beautifully furnished 4-room efficlé (96) a a “— Manchester. NEOSHO, 4474—Splendid 6-room brick: P pwer Grove Park. : $20. 4 ’ i US88 or 30—5 rooms, Sa: mod-| J, 01 eben. & SON, 617 Copatent. 2% acres nag Nt opissant near Floriessnt and & ro orn bungalows sacrificed, “River: finance them at 8 per_cent, One year to your property and repay the loan jax ©-47 ice garage: 6 rooms of furniture included: No tra Root Beer Stores, oors, heat janitor: 4362-72 Lindell. : ON, 3526-28A S.—o rooms, bath. | furnished: $25. 8. 3-room house: near Ballwin; | foreclosure: save $1000. LAclede 6449. also unfurnished: garage «pace ava - ZENS, ¢ —3 ro rate to * . acres near : N * c tad 4 * RENT. | manager on premiscs. Phone D Me decors te. te iran RRN2 THINTY: SEVENTIL 4418 S—Ne . N._KINGC 06, GORE AY. (¢80) | health are essential to your success, We las, "ete. You keep possession of £8) HOUSA RE | 312 M REALTY Co. j a y hor with or without Res c5*) | eq” "all improvements: fruit and shade | side 6198W, North | liquidate. University City Loan and Savy- || in easy monthly payments. BUY this esta ished business a EIRIG ’ fone, “with 20 Peo ty te wee PINE. 3026—6 rooms and bath: g00d |looking and adicining Osage Hille, where vvJU Louisiana; cozy 6 rooms, modern; | W jance eary. . ‘, - ‘ . ) A. ne riDV a}}- | : e : pny a-dor aiti M 9 millions are invested. I have about 25 owner anxious to gel; | house oceunied by presqnt owner for 23 Furniture autos, confidential. Open 103 8. ce an av.. West Palm ach, 7 P « . - oa 7 a ee ee A Oe +a a eaerin-ansnnene wera pe ninnniecs babes any bee onan sear epee re a myosin vrengeny - eR watlantnes RA EAE EP OUI LIA POD i reser ner, \ammemien Me ET EE RF oe RR . ~ " “ we . on mes pee: mcd a 2 i 8 ~ eens heey ot . s ghire eee oe — peitenr . Cnt tmnt ae teemy angen 4 “ . - 4 ; . e ' = Manager on premise R Plir. rooms, bath, fur- | suit: $15. Easton- Tas lor’ Trust Co., | $1750. GRand 2491. 4246A_ Flad (eh?) | modern; being sacrificed, DIEHL, 6801 , ‘ Sth. MAin 1858.9. ee See ets: rent $50. (c8) | Baston ‘$25. Taylor. “OOK! ONLY $50 DOWN | Gzaveis. (c4) RESIDENCES FOR SALB || 222 Missouri Theater Bldg. | i" socane 37 CAMBRIDGE APARTM TNT E, ne et A 4362A—-5 rooms, ¢jectric, ees LO \: ro she ren alow. in Car- | NHOSHO. 5426——Bar ain, 6-room frame we | (Second Floor) | ' - * 7 w i wd 5 es a | Sf T- i son lew - , > Pi eae cee fi porch. garag 1eR0 and bath; reduced to $37.50. eet Almost new 5 bungalow: $4800. iehl, 6801 Gravois, entral 634 Grand Bl., Corner Lucas Av. j fs is International Life — | | RTMENTS GAr LOCUS “€ | | ines Co.. 6519 Delmar, CAba 4106. (c8) | |) > ee 3 tield 0274 ST, 2721-——-10-room residence. bath. | trees. aos S. SPRING AV. | Se uN Meee hie ny Palm Beach, Fla. “where summer nd McRee WORD RD. 3234-6 rooms.| furnace heat. large basement: newly pa- WELSH- BERG a R. E. CO. Cozy, modern, matt brick bungalow, 5| 2” ELS 5 hath ie 8. AD ae | 20 Months to Pay the winter,’ Pee tep into one me Of the: bes: B sa $50. CAbany SAGER. (65) pered: low rent. | MR. WILLIAMS, 1476 pa rs ti) Av. s rooms on one floor: furnace, tile bath. ones ee het Dot-water ——— wg v0 | to pay Guardian, 605 Planters Bidg. (eR) $ 50 Monthly Payment $ 2.50 aying, gear — ig sineases to be fuel gas. cleciric rowning RAR . ¥ 25 A—-5 rooms and bath; "heat Arcade Bldc.. a Olive. re ge + + Se ie ee neni wood: Winn nG for. pA ay (pave. this: awner AS oa lana. ae =. O44 “aoe MONEY to salaried g pec easy be eet $100 Monthly Payment 2+ ound rb s a Sales oe ae | ‘ t of pm guotits ge A Ain 4580. completely furnished for housekeepingme?? —/ rooms. moder ma on : ouse. The ake | te 4 52 3 ; —— 5 lilding lots and one fine rock hon: he _ offer. oy sl te s owner for 23) wenings, JEfferson 1952, 2001 Olive.cem) {1} Pay faster if you desire. You are : 7. Also a 7 efficiency beautifull ATEN Ain Jans Nic modern second’ Br flat, 2133 |Steady increase in this neighborhood will G07 Fassen: 5 rooms. modern: hot-water | 71549 °° miy “$2000 cash: — MONEY TO "LORNA s salary loan at ||| charged interest only for actual eo, set furnished. $75 . wo eg gee lar om rooms, | ..- oo "Gaan. looks Amceniein, (c5*) | give you a house and @ let free by eclling at: real buy for money. pat eaeieie ° 1010 ce lleceny GArtield 1427 aeiiane” deel” i alee cent a year: || time you keep the money. Of |!||| LA ivestock company, controling Rental Pat Sd light, gas, all Moers race. etc. erson : Euge BlOUED.. iat Price $14.900. LOUIS KR. NEU- | Rengel-Weher. 2539 S. Grand. LAc. P9453. | - — mortgages, endorsers, or co-makers. with- || eourse the faster you p the less 210, 5 my “tag rs rd xe +] wnception parish; : c80) Ne: worth $3500: by sacrifice . BOI: side 201 o 4917-19 McPherson i 2 017 Bees HTD ae OY eaer Ete, 0451, | Daweseice 2000. (cb) TRUCK OWNER, ATTENTI | Phone JEfferson 3436. (c14) \ | Service, hot water 5536 PERSHING aq: $48. 96) | O'FALLON, 2024A—Six large rooms, bath, A HOME F RE E $204 S. GR confidential. 18 ilway teed 2 eon Monthly Payment airy efficiency | | silver, beat and janitor service; le g1009 S—3 large rooms, electric; COLORED—ONLY, $30 ARTH. owner. _Phone ee See | GROOM CALIFORNIA BUNGA REAP 4S out notifying your emplover; confidential; it cogts. You get the ful amount scale. ale ie cutee heat lf re om preotore; Oe oe x 08 nod Chonteau; gas and electric; 4 large | |= =|}... 6444 Wanda: large, bright rooms: nfoe. | outh whites only, SUPREME INVESTMENT of loan in cash. Pay off at any ae 1" pelt. water, heat | CARANY 6375 or HOUSAM R. Li an nA) DL. & Chestnut st, | T { em tbroushout ; 122”, ae as id Ol ly SO8 | CASTLEMAN. 3816—9 rooms; tile bath: | CORP., Room 619. 705 Olive set. 3 4} time, | ‘| || 812 International Life Bldg. GAr. O2M—EEEy:, @O°8—4 rooms. bath and EUGENE. J. ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS |& | if MOORLAN DS aaa ah. a Mien i, he hardwood floors: furna | 4586. {1 No endorsers required. No fees, no BUSINESS WANTED ij home in a nice neighb ul: pear, | 1. 4 s. Gr 1 LAec. 9452. a ‘ TY CO. nes ~ CALMER, _INC.. §17_ Chestnut. | ROSSO. BOS Chest ‘ 4°7 Piver. | KeFer Weber. 530 iran sa. ads | MONE Y TO LOAN—$50 and up; payabie red tape. No inquiries made of || Tena Sine, eae 3 . CF. 44/'2A——Modern 4 rooms, | 2W VEELS’ FREE RENT B A RG AIN : Barrigy' F Chestnut, MAin 2427. (c3) TGxx McREBK—NEAR GRAND | in 50 weekly installments to salaried ‘| your friends. relatives or em- ahoes,” grocerien’ h he fOOds. Piintine 4 blocks west of Bevo Mills: no 717A S. 2d at.: 3 large. clean roonis: T a5 —— Reat resic di nce on the street: 7 rooms. | business or professional people secured by ployer. Quick, courteous service Pashington “Auction “so wath e to children; rent $50. pean $12. (*°6) a &0 feet at $45.00 per foot. BARG. AIN N BUN 1G ALOW attic he slate roof. - | two CO makers: charge & per cent. We guaranteed; costs nothing to in- ‘ : CEntral ai 5 0.. 3 4 : )) | i Ww”. K wW RISBE RG, 3204 S. GRAND, _ /n ake and buy second deeds 3 trust. estigate. A friendly, human or- ga es RANLEIGH-WILMAB 4 mn. SO1I—S rooms: second: mod- BAN PROP. FOR RENT ti Call GArfield 6336 if $37 MONTH : ire se va s i> was ABLE LOAN & INVEST 0. ciatnn tind established over forty || newly co 445 DE RBALIVIERE 4 af ; Geoorated. TYler 4975. , SUBUR t nc enn ne a New: 4 rooms, tile bath. oak floors: SI L END: D BAR *¥AIN j 4 16 N. 8th, ground floor. (38) years. ee FOR SALE h. he hot 2 pies q Tin 7 cae ANNA, 218 (Maplewood)—Modern six- | ; fra me; 4631 Alexander av.: 5 biccks east 3528 Hartford st., just off Grand bl.: | — Call, write or telephone, AUT _— or PY APARTMENT Ore , ~*~ ROOMS. ONLY $12 room saiaaeae garage; $60. (c8! | Carsonville rom Gravois over Neosho st.: small ay: | 8-room brick reside nee all newly deco- | —TOANSIS35 to $5000 ON & “Holloway equipment » Vrood trade; ex- a ing A — se A* McPherson. Beautifully ‘ J rk av.: just papered: ae BONHOMME. 7002 (Clayton )—S8- room | NGALOW in Welsbere terrace on Car. | mé nt. CAbany 76G15W. MRS J OF §& Hf rat ted: splendid conditio mm: new hardwood | j THR MORRIS PLAN t Li cellent opportunity for operator: reasonabie : ee — +m og aang Soave. eg rm a _ residence, hot-water heat; hardw sed = — ay rooms wit th all improve- -. — : — Boer OO hate y Poll wig Ping, 3h Resaons! le Ra Prompt Service. € ro terms, p. main pons, |) Bite, cn, howekecpine: toe So eve Gi See R. Wehmeyer, 7906 Bouhomme | ments" 'rermy “eal be arranged to #uit $550 DOWNOPRICE Bian —— lato cuctNDUBTHIAL, LOAN GO. Ta | SS anmde Bide Arai a . 4 a . : ree ? e i 4024 — hright. refrigeration, heat and janitor serv> Tie South nS hae F | you. venetian : EDUCED. $55( Ws. J. HOD bow AY’ & CO., REALTORS. | ¢ rte PO gg nr Rll : - i ll CLEANING— west vane m {| WELSH-BERGFELD R. E. CO. 5404 R UCED, $5500 22 Chestnut st. at Wellston. 1486 Hodiamont; Florissant | 4 G—~Palloring a vente: $50 up; ice: elevator: “a ! 718 (Richmond Heights) 4- Ton | W nel pay porest O11 ‘eb? | Me Oiheie: Renetitel dew 4 veeen | °O"?™ LEe A REMOUS. | Warne, z118 West Florissant; Grane | tion: next to theater. "G426" Ba Bartmer. LTY. MAin 465%. ment; als 6-room ef ficiency, AL, S3h0—5 rooms, bath, furnace, ef A - reasonable, plied. . (c89) ‘ ————— cx)... LAclede 4820. om 7) MAin_t ef.), lot 50% dy Ad | NO a car tie a — tile bath. hardwood flors. ” rooms Od SION NEEDED. Phone CE ntral R008. : emo Shanti i i north: 5 rooms, |. : me fos 3, HENLEY CO.. R seo (cm) | floor with: toilet and washstand; xareze: | GIBBS- HAAKE R. €O., FOREST 2284, MONEY TO LOAN barsain. Cail CE avis 1: with garage. FLATS FOR RENT = (ie cnc.) poms., bath, electric. | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES everything up-to-date, KNOPP, GAr. 8816. N._KINGSHIGHWAY. _(ck0) . > = e. gureve tIverside 60737. 2 7 iarze ouks; : (cR0)) | On collateral or with two co-makers. ite: with ivi b ‘} MILLING onan ane So oe race also store, accessories ures and plies. 1429 st. Louis, rad” north; 4 rooms HOUSAM REALTY CO., erm heat: drive: earage;: $55.(8 dren. a—7K : = & LOCUST STS , SSIDE Leal 17 I are - a | 3 ‘ : oe ef #OODS = esate ae be Meh: a uD pe | HAMPTON. 1063--5 rooms. hardwood | TPE BOLLS roomie. garage: Murphy | S14 Nt x CENSED 4 OE, Pm |] ice Proto cs « 4 : * Ht. LOT—l148 seet frontage; ‘ Of N. Oth, (P96) Central s | Central aved street; $17%4 a foot: will divide. | SAGNOLIA, GA1G—-$4200, 4-1oom mod: | Hi -P t B nar ait ot i, ee Bd floor: newly FWEATY-FIRGT 14034 N23 > CASE 2088—Comer Bist: are store. | = (LEY co., Rea! tors, Kirkwood one ern matt brick bungalow: stone porch; | 1 on > argain your salary or verre THRIFT CO.. ping porch; south- roomeé. water. «as. electric newly 6& : West ae ate ey large attic; made street; $500 cash, bal: 63xx SAN BONITA SURET foe: 1022 Locust, eR) fixtures: clean stock: t; hot weiter: rated, 0), Cell TY¥ler 2a72. Ll, PL. SO31A (6400 c a . WILTIAMS ORTGAGE 50. MAIn 485. . Bide like reni; owner 700 Wain pss Beautiful 2-story brick residence of 7 gity iE = ergy conercs* on 1 TWENTY~ OURTH AND “CASS Mod Forest Po fehocteeer: o— Mt | GHOUTEAT. a7 right store; 4 rooms tee S| SUNG Li3W WARGAING ate Fre Notwater | bott.” sev arose vy 4 NEED $25 TO $300? 4 —_ 4 ipa ee “ 6 : chs, im Spartment; | 6 rooms and bath, third floor; 24004 A yo cial A, 7434—6 _ : very desirable: 4 te irst floor, hot-water heat. slate roof: KF | Lo established busitiess; in Granite City, ee eas | sip 3 roms and bath in rear, $18 MMB WT) —T rooms, modern? wood | WOLF. pati iw. 0, aa need) | gota terms leaving clix, Gener, T-room brick, modern: price $9500. |™ pane REMPLAND “H.R. CO. 30 Months to Pay amily Loans Up | «sie'siti'ir: Hcg TisgWe ceo iG : . — erson 559 were | FLORA. Ni Mathews ie roome, mod- 3025 ELIZABET "508 Claytor Hfland 1018. («a9) MAin 4560. North “= Tiare 4201 _—* rooms and bath, wits hs oe sae Oar aee- etc.. $5: ern; clean: leaving; lot 60x140; more of gous. hardwood, hot-air heat: price | — a Legal Rate—Lawful W ay to $300 “Geacue SE. ft & Sosteeees 9 Mt ic65 mont ree or $700 very easy ms. ge rooms, Mur | sents sen7a a resins. om reer roome, bath —— OLIVE. 2331—Laree @ store, 20x70: $65: ON ETINGALOW_E poon. hanieood 56 ESTHER _BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE | Any ything of Value, or Salary bona ce sell 2 further b modern rooms 7 — ar GROCERY —And meat ed. DEImar 3S02. nace: modern: open. JEfferson 889 b reduced: $35: o (c89) | will decorate. PArkv 3268 W floors: tile bath: furnace; price $5000: 5 rooms. ail modern: || , , . —— roows rm CARTER, 38 SssllA—S rooms. Eth: . : ag Licky—New 3 rooms: WALNUT. 2122 S—-Second floor: size 30x | $500 cash; will take cottage or cheep, lot ‘ — ~~, “yg — il at North Archshoefer R. E. a. If you don’t want to ask rela- SIGHT WATCH tiene. — a SOT aE NESTE TraTITE ‘a $375 GR n¢ 10 (oRO) lis: r an . e nt. ’ as part payment. Owner CAbany mag reasonable, offer arcenie a cam a any SPRING 24g0 NPakery bullding and Ry ( 14) tives or friends to endorse your month! Hox E-136. Post- Se aaeB. ich FAIR. 4156 resaonale new: J roe 5 as Ne v3 ge tile bath, ay BLE RENT _ : GIBBS-HAAKE R. CO. Forest 2°R4. (e800) Rivets pd mtenen. Sentenee see store 825 Chestnut St. LC | note, then you and your wife can | RE AURANT—Factory 5 ) a lownstairs, oo! f er s rest 4509], (ce) REASONA Normandy ARGAIN—MODERN 4 ROOMB ful location: owner leaving on eccount oth- Do You Need Money q borrow from us if you are a steady LIS ING, are: - soms...bath. worch: | FAIR, 412 rooms; hardwood TOMER: 42:3) sardo.” ; : —J3 rooms: bath, electric: nter 0 ONLY $3950-—8350 CASH |= r info uF ic8 modern ‘aooky 4501 Olive. - e move in; $30: special concession downtown pend in ee Ts aa J BUNGALOWS—Real bargains: new 4-5 6542 Maurice av., just we st of Watson | kI business: for furt ner ter Ore, a ; worker and have a good reputation, RERTAT RANT (¢7) bent. (96) ; ird. and St. Louis bus line; dandy 4-room | #*¥2 ’ ) (c) | $10 to $300—$5 Monthly Re- Monthly payments arranged to suit erst! AURAN ada dally; iong lease, DIS : reasola ble : 51° r FAIR, 214] A—-4 rooms. mod : xom brick bungalows: hardwood floors : > n 451° (cd) ) heat, garage: $45. COltax 1n47R. S nt teat S MAin 4a CNCISCUS REALTY CO. pore Br vvarages, $5000 to $6150: small frame cottage, fe, pretty desien; complete bath __ERSIDE 3100. 100 L { Pr t friendl pays $ oan your income. omp Y | ites Ni tA se And 6 rooms: rent or s¢ No endorsers. no red tape, loan made service. | cheap: oth business: wrivete party. © DEVENTER (Ken. |. S71 ror poo. « ag x. “Seam hook: ig VO ny gh aH: Doctor and Dentist Location Casitas | ad ; 6548 MAURICE SV. | al mr od locs ition; bargain ior quick ’ ale e. | HOME FINANCE SERVICE | Fj good t usiness, Box Ls 0. Post: i Diepateh. . ‘* 5a TR. (5 his is another pretty bungalow of | jeaving town arranged for WoLk- POLLACK, 101 N Sih, “WAin - RTT = (c8 0} __Business center. COlfax 3797R. (c es we FN Ti tle cash: _ your own (rooms and sun parior, tile small hardwood —= 507-8-9 Louderman Bldg. Persona nance REaTA RAN AND J rite ra pe bex and hea’ ‘ modern 4 rooms an terms: 4-room cottage: price $3250, $15 | fleors, etc.; price $0900; sma eash pay- | FARMS WANTED al t AR—} rooms, th connecting. hbo ni .| HEBERT, 3510A—5 rooms, | hares ee decorate; $45; open. (c)6) South D ; 07 Easton, C Vattor ment, balance monthly: o will show. | : lith an 40cus ‘Grand. 3 and neigh . : N er_month, 6307 E re HAU ER- LU STRANDL, “REAL TORS, | F ARM Wtd.—About 3 acres; joining hich- Telephone GArfield 32°2. c8) Company RESTAURANT, Ro yy iin R premises or cal! | floors, ice machine and enamel box & N. W98— Fire and second floor, | Y sitor—Front half: ground floor, field 3 tof) nished - gtric tly modern: all conve . 6 rooms. modern :: low re ent. BE A ai ready: -to- wear, bart er . 4 806 Chest: ut. oeI0, way along water or ruin ing g creek, Write Licensed by the SOFT ’ KP AR ~ 7 including karage, bungalow-flat; wae MS MORTGAGE CO. MAin 1485, | Suitable for ladies South Grand bl. lo- Pine Lawn | >) | or call mr. Bodart, 4452 8t. Louis. ic) Y PA — 2 | Located at a0} 8. 6th st.; established sept. 5B. 7a ON 758 . ‘ , : open. icSO) + RSC NER “k & cE. * L ¢. “s in + 2 —F our sv0oms and ath; cation.. (* GR 7 . Pp * ; oe —_— ° i : . Yi op . t we ~~ st hu sinese: Inet } th on a $s °°) loan MILLER : - maeco . : : > i. rooms: modern: on railways bus: near Going ou real ¢ ate SARL | LE per mont: ic, LA fA auction on the remises Monda —- * 5, - roorns, ine luding as PL... 41: BT ccimnal eo ’ } 30. rated; beat, janitor moreso) |c CHEROKEE, ra ane; 1 gv ili Pp“ Saakears real hancain> on easy new 6-room “bi ungal ow left at 7068S Marde ‘i FARMS FOR SA : , per month a $3 coon to the a ¢ “ ; bs J i927. . m. - $200 y hoot’ an i DEimar 4258 50. 4000 west at Kossuth ® Wek weer ae {c block off Jefferson: ett mon ‘a (exg) | terms. _ Owner selling: save commission. | Lindenwood; price cut. to $6000: only ee per month a 0 joan Room 405 bidding off; balance on Prom pom of A ‘c8) | WOLFF-POLLACK. 101 N. &th. ! > ‘Yi A-—O rooms: year old: hot- |«ion. Riverside 1161. 115 Gravois.(c Rox L-917. Post-Dispatch. (e777) | $250 down; balance like rent; a beautiful Missour1 per month Chemical Bidg. 721 Olive St. by Court ‘Open for inepection. John RK. TRARY Bay Tent reduced; $65. Park- GRAVOIS, 2603 — | well-built bungalow. Phone at once. JE{- | =» 3 : per month a 2 Het Joan Qe ess 7 on a airy: University | LEE, 4502A—a lance rooms, bath, Qe (cn0) | SSArU, See (ce) | OAKWOOD, 4225 (Pine Lawn)—Cottage, | ferson 9451. ) an oatuidiena: €6 3 miles. from i per month N. E. Cor. Eighth St. GAr, 4-5-6-7. Fain Receiver, 411-16 Title Guaranty . niversity “po FB yo ~A—t os Mm. -00;A——6 rooms: year oO! . anew 4-room frame; gas, water, electric: | YAHLEM REALTY CO.. 1085 N. Grand. | ine Water, ou 2, bogey ong ake on. onth - ec? ie, flectric: $30. CEntral 50 5. — ” A—6 rooms: year old. hot- vat OLIA corner California; sare eas | @-car garage: easy terme: owner. (5) | St. Louis: a bargain 7 gece sale. 62 Pe rr dae ce y @re rroadway. Mrs PR UD. Inouire se ond ras 0-ROOM BUNGALOW ’ $5600 | sn ers creck bottom, 75 In cul-| LEGAL RATS of “Toterest payable monthly. - ° rs ae. .': Tent reduced: $65. PArk- r barber or shoe re 3S | Senamadag arise smear, decorated | roughouts 5 Sea wi ORTGAGE CO. a 485. | Ri h d H i ht - 6 | 7 , Yur mmr ~ FARM—80 3 rflow. 5-room | It coste nothing to investigate, | 1 ics) | WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. TM rohy bee st ee ee | VIRGINIA, ~ 6220—Large store: excellent ichmond Fieights | $500 CASH; EASY TERMS |, tivation, ea schools close :town | Every dollar paid on the loa reduces || ONEY @ — MAFFITT, 3850A— * "te beds. strictly modern: business location: $40 1.(c5) YALE. 1033—Brick bungalow, 5 rooms,|; o4,.. ¢ M i | ichts: | Bones . \the cost. . Sutage: rent reduced to fo) ————— nardweod floors, eeather-etrinned, screens, | 21xx Esther avenue, in Clifton Heights: | .ijn6- g real farm. price dvery low. Mc Ave monthly payment o principal. loom 5G ret user ! SN cw with ‘Murphy bed. Three large ~-i+ mode 97} re rat, le ye: only on rear old; “gee ) ‘x Ras ikeuiee eens, eo me | eer ee Lie Repay In pie anv time. We on m, kitchenette | MAGAZINE 23-25-27—+4 "Fooms | TS vnings, garage, automatic oil burner; | >. Pe ih Be i. . stove. refricera- | bath; nowty } —~oaine 8 newly painted; OME OS, dern 6-room flat, West a. i vine bi mls Ae lta interest on monthly balance. "Neier a rome. to ‘ large lot: terms: bargatn. Open from 1 ‘rv att ‘tive oom arrangeme nt: ot i > i “ rci itor service fur | paths: rent. $22-5 p? Good ‘enant. “GArtield ees". rLMA fth floor; o pure | to . daily. JEFFERSON RLTY, AND He school and ear line: owner leaving town; LOTS FOR SALE VACA START ING “pt SINESS over a third of | FOR | foe she tls tp D wher. — u am .~ 0). a « RHODES REALTY C0. ye , ) es; 5. ba large rooms. (c89) | inv CO. PRospect 3882/ (c80) | must sell. = a century ago finds this company still per- ! MAin 1589. ae pees op & ~~ wagon rooms, sarge 917—New store, seal for | Ne = WENZLIC ‘K. 1010 Chestnut. GAr. 1427. | LOTS LOT 1AT Stanford: | forming the eame organized. systematic | furnished : terme Seminario MOUND. 773 —-4 cozy rooms; newly &™ ats mS] barber 8 or tailor; low ren : ‘ Neatheast corner Purdue oe anfo financial belpfulness to families in emer | EV Y wautitul roome | d: very reasonable. ~ “ en rg rooms. all improve- Wil ORTGAGE co. Main Ny University City | cheat : osetia enci i ROOMING HOUSE Me ~~ Nae located WOLF: POLLACK. 101 NN. Sth. MAin of ping porch. CAbany 3a: ba ot 0) LOT—Fer sale: clear: Unis ersitv Park: West Cornell Se 30x110 " THIS RECORD creates confidence in the | | 2G condition ; very ' eer. Gomnletely | = ~ 75 ‘Mia and bl. and Dactmouth: 100x68: @ WIRILLUILT BUNGALOWS. | ia aan gan gg oe Reg Ox110 eee yey age gy hipfulness and $20 to $300 if 24 4 ees ActieliA wae’. | REG. f =~ ms, electric. | a, 2910——Four roo cn ~ ly rtment only: make offer, New designs: Fenestra casement win-| De'mar neat ‘a3. heap eet © de { ‘ GArfield 3742 | crated ‘sie ) os on4y, ; a ree . without mare ge RESORTS Bo a ts Post: Dispat tech, " (5) | dows, alnminum rolling screens, Arteraft | fi E Eee th: 1 «Tense. ie “« re I? YOU HAVE any financial! problem @t | | New law just passed yw anybody "euler: rent reaonable: mo. ISN. Sth ¢e7) | ———— *. r FRIC _ * Wi right sg — “Siwy last t 1 h 1320-28 Woodrvuft | oat om. GOR @ a7 this time. bring it to us, We have @ menu | |) oan borrow with eafet loar I eit? 2018 N.—3d floor; rent P . Co., Wainwriz F Sal YALE, &10 iUniversity ¢ aty) —- SP Poees | Sr ane steam heal. 1040-0 gm) | 5828 E n: 900x125; barenin, P hoon dl be heloful end offer willing. ||; °2™ ww saiety. No more joan PL STOO apartment, | IR ~ GArfiew sho —— or e residence: strictly modern: 2-car brick | 4%: . te. ' a (5) ae ti 4x104: cheap. rw dik, ~ pag + Ma 0 ote , ¢ | shark methods. Loans on household ws peypienniey floor | « ono O44 large rooms: H)1 } PLE J AVENUE 75 ACRES, fronting on Merarmec and Pig gerese; will trade for flat oF smaller resi- | wR KR BUNGALOW, ONLY $6000. me st. Loui : 83x85: mares n. | Tete Sg gs cheerfulte aiven. | furniture, which is left in your pose oe eae | tr “ie; adults: with or without garage. © Roo . osha River. no overfiow, bluff land, R. Weh- | den . aoe Ilona (7200 west. on Pa ? g000 Jennings road: 60x EX 2284. ews session. Just come in, make an ap- 4 ch) fax SRan” a : | Sang Bath, Furnace, meyer, 7906 Bonhomme avy. Clayton, Be | wa C. WISSMATH, 2858 N. GRAND oms, ne ge gal ame Owner | GIaRs. HAAKE R. CO. FOR T eine Fulton Loan Society : — and get all you need the same FS PAkh ry PY e7 va St : ae aF ti BAERS Coblang | OS aise sateen 20 $45 Per Month. IS YOUR LOT CLEAR? aor pong, + ga pod Pee FALKENHAINER ee | 704 OLIVE ST. ROOM 206-207. ||| Borrow § 20—Pay Back $ 1 Month | 3 ; tex 528 ealto ocue | bed: select neighborhood. Col “4 BCANTILE TRUST CO. ESTATE ae i ae Se alee, idan ke eee Realtor. 1501 Locust. | Northwest | Garfie\A 447 fe8) | | Borrow rTrow . Maple and Good. - - * cost of your home: plans and specifica- Seéteetes, Cinzia | if “NIVERSITY > 7 24—4 ap ‘ nd Locust to St. Charles rni od if t ted FLATS, APARTMENTS. FO SALF LOT —B85x1: 50: yer block of West ba oy * WwW | Mi . — t Rel Central | . __ {89} "ANDE VENTER. eS25A x jece as > large rooms. Call CKb- a = ~ | won, , “ ‘ ee ‘ . % bd re. Ul ‘ Ris PRAWN. s. bath. cas, electric: A for kev Residences Wanted ‘inite Park | CASS SSO (8 blocks east_of Grand) — West Bortow 200—Pay Back Tore Person able. on at | ee 75-3100: go dary TANDEVE etl ae YS 5941s. -room efficiency: ren- N ——1l or 2 stories. VINICA PA | built 5- iy room brick. bath. granitoid | NORTH MOOR Dhive— South sw ra | | esi "Property ae oe neon neg na es these PArk ane) rooms, bath, electric; newly eceten = Wil decorate. GRand 1943R. ‘ “ not less than 60 Fag Lot 5Ox107 Meet. half RB jock from car | laundries newly tuckpointed and painted, |" west of private drive—7300 ’ ee Se ae : 8 ? (cv) 6 rooms: good shave line. $1000: finance building. Box 0-42, | modern ot, warage; income $80: @ real og 7% in. by 160.61, Restricted a Household Goods payments, Mo other charges. ARD 2 | WOLF-POLLACK. 101 ¥. Sin. MAIS States Ohh abet | lecd o Sa ee JARZEMSKY, REALTOR, — Tesidences Price $80.00 per foot. | for the tiene you tee" =. money. “Ne = : 2A CICS 59 {ec a“ . 4 , - on. kz, _— ‘ ; 502 St. I so (nr) 7 ' » wT x Ts ——a Sate. Er | ticulare bie party -P ot Ween Chev a Yer MERCANTILE TRUST CO. | ' No Endorsers, No Delay. pasa. one rything W ee reome am efficiency hnt-wat: ; 5175 P Pete. convent CHOUTEAU. li—-4-room_ fiat. b was, electric. etc : et DOM ax Oe or | ata location: fires ot DAR. 21 ( ter Groves)—House; YAMIN MUSHIIN R 20 MONTHS TO REPAY IF DESIRED PS ace Kier FUGKASS , 4208 ENTER Ts caren $45, quick sale desired; 5 rooms; near schools. 29 ee a ots fasS ceo | Sth $ Locust to St. Charles 20 Loan—Repay $1. be our friend. If you can't | paper Se. phone us or write. ! @ &t.| your money; hone call, letter or pereonal cal] will . ioe moder Ti secouid : Si % 9 eh, ( - 7 , 3 BF C h es and i nl : _ Re pay t nnti—4 renwvins, mod- rw . you ‘ ° and sun par! ' y Lan tis Sth, hei c o H+ on Thomas. Garr t Duis: agent there, :, gs Ber hee ODE: ~ aGceen , "anAT a a % CT ae a 6-room 1 out today. ee ME OT At rooms, WERST! ayy ., . North $80 Loan-—RKRepay tric: WOLF Pol POLLACK. 101 N. 6th. MAin & : ie aeighba rh ¥ ls nd: ba | 1) = ~ rhe. a chO) i¢ ‘ : imar. i , sleeping porch on seco nt 250 0 soe cH = —— TAS mI : c. hburbood, yard. (e modern; clea mm a) : , SF heat. garage; owner must sell} efore a. baths. snene re irs. mend — eae 9 agen 2 Ta, 8500 ond MAYFLOWER LOAN CO. li oma "pi ate. GArtield oai0, || K* ps UM pee ~ duced ed: 4a: ing city and property ie attire y P ry and Ce@iiar: i 329 Paul Brows, Bigs, Phone GAr. , iy : ‘ ae ~ee RGE z cor 2OC 4 ’ . 2008 N. 10th; fintes ~ S apen floors, hot-water past: . as £) | WOODLA 52-—-A colonial of beauty er oti ce ‘family flat; fully ten-| peal ESTATE—FOR COLORED $100 Loan—Repay a and comfort. situated on “ahrube, tne anted, nO * P pear LTY co... BAnGAING Amounts up to $300 in same proportion. THE x ie anar: wens ant Bl 14 . d. : oar’ tor cash deal. i , . , we will show you "rs bars o5* an arate le ; . 5 raped ven r od Fereusen ege Tine: clear: (65) WEBSTER GROVES TRUST CO. Realtors. 1502 81. Louis. TYier 0439, (¢) LIZBERT, Room 408, 722 Chestnut. (e5*) Nn ep cog mate + ne na Avene AA SR NA bt ne le ae ne ¥ i . 4 e* 3 ROOMS—s ——SPECIAL, § :@ | ‘ — rooms: bath, | =— : - room modern ow; lot with plenty of & ‘ ost i for. us ~ % on unpaid balance month. son3 / wen or excellont as pute =~ iota utomobile. urniture small ‘choice part of Webster; there 3 roo (eS) |. Buy where cautitl fake m one > % ar enter ete ee . ahaa ; & ce. i Poe & o : 4 MAin 4124. (063) gareze belo. if wanted. ne ee : 825; buth

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italia) siping Sex eee Mase EY: UI Ma Mes BEE PS Bee es B. ~s ate megs Ae PR tad 75 ee - ee ius oR: Sas mapertrane open eats * , & ‘ates ee ahs sine | mene = » “ts « ara! " hk Sides Wee ete Na ; Se: w a es A ee ; pia ee eo ‘ a ow on? ete: gS. oak ie. eee Oe a ae ee Oe He saad abd or rely rath: peer ry Se eae. 7 t los: caiman . ’ ish SS cmnntlcl it iitah 0 pl Pia AAA Al ALE LEO TAR: Ci Shela te LA Re I tk ted ni AG RE NOUR Oe oa nate APs hits ais REBELS sh EE : vf 3 A ae © age ie SIM A ROE ooh a i, eo io a ee sie. 7 FRIDAY EVENING. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 26_ RADERS INTERRUPT WORKIN ‘AIK DEVICE Dabbled in After Booilegger, Who Chemistry, Arrested Sales to Dry Ageni. ee Walter A. Ruth is no ordinary bootlegrer. He has a saloon at 4201 Kennerly avenue, but he is a Most of the time | @ bartender is in charge of the and Ruth ts experimenting basement of his chemist at heart. saloon in the County home. Prohibition agents recently have | been calling incognito at Ruth's home and buying liquor in §-gal- lon lots. Ruth told them he had | dabbling in chemistry since | prohibition went imto effect and) had almost pe rfe cted @n aging pro- | cess W ne reby “5-year-old whisky | could be disti fled in five days.” Arrangements were made for Ruth to deliver 20 gallons at a West End address—the rooming house of an agent. Accompanied | by his wife and another woman, Ruth drove to the alley there ast | nicht and was completing delivery | when the agent disclosed his ident- | ity and other agents apptared from | hiding piaces. | Ruth was locked up for the. night, but Mrs. Ruth was permitted | to accompany the agents to her, county home at 7529 Clemens ave- | mue. There the agents destroyed | @ 1509-gallon still, 175 gallons of | , mash, 20 gallons of whisky and 150 | pints of beer. The still, valued by | Ruth at $1000, had an ingenious percolator device which redistilled | the alcoho: over and over again. The lae-= piel process Was made! more effective by the addition of HERES and what appeared to be hayseed, also found in the house. Mrs. Ruth was ordered to re-. port at the Federa! Building. The woman who accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ruth last night was released when sh tg gt she went in their c: for the rid 14 LIFE SAVERS TO PATROL MERAMEC RIVER ON SUNDAYS: Effort to Reduce Heavy Toll of | Drownings Will Be Made by Volunteer Corps. Fourteen members of the Red | Cross Life Saving Corps serving as voluntary life guards will patro! the Meramec River on Sundays at | d by the thousands who flock to th: river on week-ends. ‘The patrol was organized last night at Red Cross headquarters in an effort to reduce the heavy annftal toll of drownines in the river. Fred W been a bathing places most frequente WALES’ STRAW STIRS LONDON ®sUMmer. Alta., Atg. 12. ae ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be assistant Secretary of State an-/ Division of nounced by President Coolidge yes-| and has been terday, brings into the group of as-' clusively with ¢ sistant secretaries the chief ad-/ eastern ae viser of the State Department on) the foreign Chinese and other far eastern af-/ ceived his first « ‘fairs. Johnson is now chief of (he! student internal AUGUST 12, 1927 parted several days ago to go their separate ways, are to meet again this evening in Calgary. The Prince will come from his ranch at Pekisko for the public necep- tion to the Prime Minister, after which he wil! leave for Edmonton. Baldwin is to address ® gathering of citizens. ——_ New Assistagt Secretary of State. By the Associg@fed Press. : pointment of Nelson T. Johnson to og a ‘ Se arn. Wales in Canada wearing a straw'and Picadilly fashion experts are Loose Spring Cush- ions in Each Suite Cretonne Covered ECG 4 yy) : eens sate a ee y ‘ o AS Wiraeas wow: The Avondale ....A Massive Three-Piece Fiber Reed Bed-Davenport Suite The fiber reed value of the year! A large armchair, rocker and magnificent bed-davenport, which opens easily into a double bed with deep, resilient coil % 7 4 springs. The loose spring cushions & 9 are covered in cretonne Potthoff, captain of the corps, will be in charge of the patrol. : The guards will be ideatified by Red Cross Life Saving CGorps in- signia and a Red Cross flag on their canoes. Temporary head- quarters will be established at the “Take-It-Easy” Club, midway be- Park and Fern Glen The patrol will supplement hun- Greds of warnings ott hazard signs posted along the river by the Red (‘ross The patrol will be distrit follows: Meramec Highlands to Park: Jack McDonald Forest Willis, E. B. Kinsey, F. B. Morie Drake: 8S. Phillips, J. T. Gleick. ©. E. Eisman Lincoln Beach: W. Keating But- ler, H. G. Erbs, A. Schroeder, M. F. Hubbe!! Fern Glen to Valley Bauer, William Prahl, J A. G. Embovitz. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS TO AWARD MEDAL TODAY Trophy for Greatest Contribution During Year to Be Given at Closing Session. Award of the McGraw medal, for the greatest contribution of the year to the progress of electrica] contracting, was echeduled for the closing. session this afternoon of the Association of E!ectragists, In- ternational! twenty-sev: nua] convention at Hote] Chase. L. W. Going of Portiand, Ore., | vesterday told the delegates of a | Portiand ordinance placing dealers | under close supervision and re- guiring them to obtain lcenees. He | said that New Haven, Conmn., ana Fort Wayne. Ind., followed with | similar ordinances. tween Valley uted as Valley Park: Carl | Monteith, TREATED ONE WEEK FREE Reved tn 36 to 48 hours; swelling reduced tn 15 to 20 days. Regu- lates the heart, corrects the Hver | and kidreys. Purifies the entire | system. Collum Dropsy Remedy Company, Dept, 33, Atlanta, Ga. | $150 Eight-Piece Dining-Room Suite Large extension table. buffet and six upholstered chairs in hardwood and walnut veneer. The pieces are carved +9 9°° and decorated A Year and a Hal} to Pay! + "WARCE : LAG k Ww iss Wills ¢ fe EN | BEATS NAN FRY IN 10 MINUTES 1 BY 6-2, HY Godfree Sts l ‘Lammers Out Vie~ are all heal The game | BROW™ Sisler hs ‘RUNS . ¥.. Aug. 12. DETE IT Berkeley. Peegrrescc es scored America’s first victory | concede : ‘@efense of the Wightman Cup. nicg to 7 ional women’s team tennis . ; today when she crushed | BROW? of England in 20 | i. ™ Matiory. | 4 pare i eed a ee eh cinta ms Aewociated Presa. ~"“Moila Bijurstedt wican champion. made it two | No RUN: & mt for the cup defenders | DETROfF team, Mrs. Kitty McKane Mijeec with surprising decisive-; mm 6—4. 6—2. M Wills easily outdrove her mae British rival in a duel . f exclusively from the base}. me Miss Fry -made-manry mar-! — ous “sets” but she tacked the! an's steadiness and) when it came to the de- strokes. attractive young English @ broke through her rivals serv- but lost her own three lat Whh Piay. ppt throwch t . second » order adding more p drives and coming to t' finish off numerous rails L crisp volleys. Miss Fry. ar nervous and uncertal of 2 . and put up only slight re- Sige : ’ Second Set. poe , q q—25—6 * *) 4. former American champion, t R for a slight lapse in the: eS and fourth games of the RRC meet. was in compicte command. | | Miss Fry's court with a de- | ating fire of forehand and a. Ber the steady bombardmert S Enciish girl's game wilted. Pllei up a big total ef errocs : Wills fintshed off the mateh ing ten games in a Tow. Bris ing through services six time> | ent pam rT. Feat = trowd of 69090 spectators wae| pees wee big west side citub stadium. ger fous : the renewal of the internation- he me SeNen's series. in which Britats | (America each has been vic- | twice, the second match. Mra. Molla | Mallory, American champion. tthe first set_frem the Na. 2+ Star. Mrs. Kitty mieK-ne! a 9 \ aoghed third. doubles team. - Bs patie, 2 > a mre Matches Tomerrow. Chief color and interest ¥ centers about the H aero? HE

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SAC a WOR Sn ae . ' : : . , . Yinka er a ? 7 as : “ ay ate r t ion Orgicg ry Aes ‘ ‘ ; ‘ if agi Bok Be GES SOON: AF seh SIS SAS RC ON eb CE NS AERO PR AO Cae RS BEA IIR, Ce RO RATS tec itl a erage, bei onli angling ate darned atte: msgs con ety > . 7 . dome x Pe oe soln Na ecaineaad epeaatenercteameces f ie Coocormooce coon his trust in Elam Vangilder to beat | DETROIT — Manush tripled Ce. re | loOoOmmEmoocoonne® ~~ ne DEOL, NRE 2 cherie 1 Bite PW ENA MCN > ARE re 4 aie aK nN This afternoon Howley placed; Woodall to Gehringer. NO RUNS. | FIRST INNING. | Woodall singled to center, scoring Easil Defea ° v ; | hese rug é officially an- ays 6-4, 6-2. BROWNS — O'Rourke flied to| Wingo and McManus. Ballou re-| Warner 3b... : - Brugnen; Batteries—Brooklyn, Elliott, Pith, wteaced ox 44508 0h 945 tne | f , Ruble. Bennett popped to Neun.| placed Vangilder on the mound {®r ) Neun 1b to Meet in Final. Petty and ents. New eg oti gy pes oa : . ee me , 7 > — Thitahi . : ot mons, Clarksor enry an aylor; e- . t reese fouled to Woodall. NO) moh gi “et brags > PH Gehringer 2 | centr ne Pcnteiniin. The game: chad PEEING ree a JZ . 4 Associated Press. RU! . aiou O me1ll0. /00cda stoic > ‘ r FIRST INNING : ’ as ef | REST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 12. | DETROIT — Warner flied to! third. Warner struck out, but | Heilman rf.... | Ry the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA AT BOSTON AB. R. H. } J 1 eg ae a PITTSBURG—L. Waner flied to' Lh, Waner ef. | | ley 18 ee le| Schang dropped the third strike | Manush cf SOW SAE ee te. S, Aug, 12, veh ' ; Helen Wills of Berkeley, | Bennett. Neun beat out a single) Holm Grantham singled of Haines’ : 'to deep short. Neun stole second. | and had to throw him out at first.! Ruble If . 2 0 0 0 6 I § ; J 5 14 3 oe Grantham 1- O | —George Lott of Chicago today de- . tod rrsesateearen _ , - | | | 5 6 ay rlove. P. Waner flicd to South- es America’s first victory | . Sag Tai i OT er be cas | : : B ' : “ he Wicht C Gehringer struck out. Heilmann _Neun singled--through the box,/ Wingo if O|teated Rene Lacoste of France by | BOSTON worth, Grantham reached second|?- Waner rf. . Mefense of the Wisntman CUP, | nied to Bennett. NO RUNS. | Woodall scoring. Neun stole seC- | ys yea nus ss ‘ ‘onal women's team tennis SECOND INNING. cd bet tevion toc he a O}6—4, 6—3, 6—i, after Wiiliar T. 0 0 ? ] 4 0 ? 3 A 12 153 cad areca tae ae ACR .. y, today when she crushed prRoOWwNS—Williams flied to] Schang’s poor throw was out, Mill- | Woodall c O| Tilden had downed Jacques Brug-| natteries: Phi adelphia—Scott and Wil- raip ah to Holm. NO RUNS. i oe p Joan Fry of England in 20) tieiimann. Miller popped to Mc-|er to O'Rourke. FOUK RUNS. | WHITEHILL 52 aon: Bestes— Rew : Wright ss... .. | | | Rhyne 2b..... ‘ | q O}non, another Frenchman, by 6—2, , esdiame ; Paradise .. Three-Piece Suite [Me wois ‘eiursteat matory. | Mamvs Melillo walked. Metitio NINTH INNING. | cuthit.. Toporcer filed to 1. Wa- e ate y. : bd TATS Ler i [ é oe i ; ' ee eee eo Gentinger.| = SROWNS ~wingo went to Jeft| 10 2 | of the invitation tennis tournament ner. Frisch flied to P. Waner. NO/| Smith c...,, — —|¢G—1, 6—O0 in the other semi-final ; OY #4mes sgone sts Douthit. Toporcér flied to L. Wa- fiber reed armchair, rocker and bed daven- || qemc2® champion. sg" Pas — NO RUNS. field for Detroit. Schang struck | en aun T | bere RUNS. : HILL P. th one-piece link — and ample bedding |] Mee’ ©" ‘be cup defenders; HeTRoIT—Manush filed to E.| out. Gerber walked. 0. Miller, here. SECOND INNING. (a: NS | Lott won the third set at 6—1 | , The loose spring cushions are covered in jf ~ aggrsong oa nas Miller. Ruble struck out. Mc-j| bajted for Ballou and fouled to BROWNS od PITTSBURG—Traynor lined to : ee “sallaoit - $ 75 Ba: some se aA Sestiare- |Manus walke’, and was out steal- | Woodall. O'Rourke flied to Wingo. Spee £2 @:i 90 9 = 3iand the match in Straight sets at Frisch. Bell threw out Wright. = : ; 7 £ 3 e- | : a pikabane . srrare , . Ue, radically es ps3 Pp 6 ing, Schang to Melillo. _NO RUNS. | NO RUNS. DETROIT §——4. 6-5. §—~I, Rhyne flied to Holm. NO RUNS. CARDiNALS. a i | HIRD INNING. i i. eA | O O 2 O O 1 0 4 ad Lott is ranged ninth in the Unit. | CARDINALS Bevo Bottomley lined H. Wills easily outdrove her BROWNS—Schang singled to, Pree : a ‘a to L. Waner. Southworth filed to! AB. R mv} © lates and is but 20 years o Barnhart. Holm grounded to| Douthit cf. .:..5 : (lew us 7 . bie You Need Pay Only $6 Cash: j ex en gp , — center. Gerber forced Schang, | Race Results | | (Tyron) we a. | : | B exclusively from e basc . Se ga Cauisver ( Peudess cass ). re fa | Beaming all over, he rushed ext JACOBS MATCH Rhyne. NO RUNS. Toporeer 3b.. 5 : | . . Patt Home “ ° »\ "9 a ow be eyes eee WL Aili IR AER AAD gO ne AR Re be © ce os ose ” sare lounwowwnaw ~ Pe Re RE ama. ON BL es marr spol Pepacocoocenotn ? Aaduars Sal ee “ , in ns law Ree acta elec AV eat lt! ANA rm ~ woe NG Gee weigete Stati ee Sh ebwke coe ho ale Re ee ROO OR: Nlocusrknewepod ae tr ee only " — ns pr 7 P i. .” pete RO BiH.) 5. aecggh ne es en See 4 NONE SR HL nih MR ga i i CMa SM pss ee me, et Y gens ~~ Tg eps BS mee lane »locococeon} nlesoconmm- cleecooescoo® W © | > Ni ep OeBhOOSCSO: eee ten eee nerd alee Nine ee cnn 2 ih ts. ~s eo Seem term raeeetninte tented hohe tor i eying ne . % BR ee eA BA tig; oa ta hoc Wasa ohele sekbsin cs PUR OOOCRRS ” ote SIN OR OY la Na aI Ae a © eced aAen Ene maak tins: Raaet” eRe Ot win w as 44 we Xe ba Sees), Le) eee es ad ar ee au, 2 2 = lm emer onococe NM yet a ss Fry-made-meany mar- aa t Gerber t steatinc. | a SE. Beert warch AVCL SW h t t end , Ps uck ou . ax e ou NB | ‘ bom y | ig er my > “ : » y , “gets” but she lacked the At Beulah Park. | Suare. oe W orid "Leputs 4isu Tau i si e court to « press wire to sen Gehringer to McManus. Valgilder | *.W.W~--- 2 LL. Vw wuwrmwwnrne | 1:12 40. Moms — Bey. , THIRD INNING. Frisch 2b. ....4 Nae a ie oe hace 5 ¥ | Woodall to Gehringer. NO RUNS. | | ssuitun PITTSBURG—Smith grounded to “eae mae Sere aa ‘te __ One | and one-half:! an overjoved message to his family | 0 0 SAVE O€ R i 3 a when it came to the rhe Sligo Branca (Hicks}14.50 0.90) 4.107, “he te e- hi 1 U a TURE AT Mg Py Miller. Whitehill walked. War- | i FIRST RACE—Five —— , age rive Boy (Arnvoid).. y. Bie in Chicago. One of Is greatest: h a a ‘ L. Waner out on a groun~ r to oO E es. Pee «Moore } 41.80 640 5.40! > Maurice (Per- ,|tennis dreams had come true in| Drewes won the second set, 0—4. Bottomley. NO RUNS. Oo 1 0 0 2 \ Sl OE wie: inexecehaedinessdae ne eee Hees J ei a SN Rea * het vee , a 3 attractive y ish|. 2 - . a oe . = i | board, scoring Whitehill and War- | Joos allo ran. vl re egies. Oss end one-eawwenth | . |i o—4 AG Pa fs! | nf Score: ner. Heilmann walked, but Geh-| sKconp RACE—Five and a half fur in ee ae : perhaps the most sensationa! upset | ~~ Hainés struck out. Douthit forced HAINES P.... Z206N iz‘. sT.- 7°“ E. MARKET STS P “= ; ° ringer was out stealing, Schang to | pe ae " Me 8 00 — 4 riaiiy ey 4 CSeneies 13.353 yer J.0f) | of the year. J.Lacoste, one of the By D 1V I=ON = Bell, Wright to E:hyne. NO RUNS. . 4 AY : : . ° “stdin von ic KY ose ¢ ozer) / oD. } 40) #4)! ester { ooper a . . De ~e ‘Ss > fe Py : ave F i Aa iva a - in > 3 or O'Rourke. TWO RUNS. Sun Brae (Robertsun:.... 7°46. 6100 | Holecand (Guerra? | | best-of the gyeat Frenen players,| - FONaee soe ae Fee FOURTH INNING. Total......35 . ‘aes ‘rank Man (Pevis) . 10 vVime. 1:48 4-o. Battle On, | Di ‘lesa itc,' and holder of the United States the semifina! round matches of the PITTSBURG Grantham walked. ; We ss at > **7 é5. , 0 0 ob 3:2 © °17 =... FOURTH INNING. Time, 1:09. Bob Prater, Nept une, Gar-| Seth's Pt cami Honk, tec, Sola Mia, | c =} j As eav avori REFRIGERATORS ; ene Wee gece ae iit Mvnill. “chadar and Maxie also | Championship, was a heavy favorite National Public Parks Tennis| P. Waner forced Grantham. Bellteo|1 2 3 45 6 7 8 910 if ln ttle etientactn eeinineieiia nda ooo naa ites ’ ee SAR 7 = ge lochantacad Cmoceooon ht . f/f 3312 P gs & Impro BROWNS—O' Rourke was hit by . Hunedna_ Way. Chick Pickens, | Molly | ves With Play. ; . oy * | wemon Seth. Od Lop and Why also ran an. ' but he was nt match for the Lott . oes iis $4950 | Y vept through t’ » second » pitched ball. Bennett singlet gaggp RACK—Six furlongs a a neuesinias who faced im today. championship here this afternoon,| Frisch. Barnhart singled to cen-| PITTSBURG R y tmeaia $ Ma" er second. O'Rourke stopping at s=pumtaneous (Rob'tson).16.80 640° 3.80) DEVONSHIRE SCRATCHES, es ; , ter, sending P. Waner to third. 0000100000 1 eal bargains eeort order adding more px: Lott had everything—speed, agii- | George Jennings of Chicago op- 0 = ‘ + we | Wishton Wish (Collins ... €.20 , 2.80 | wt spat canac¥§°3E Biot ; ili ty Miss | = ‘ eco — ne get rs slay’ Bruen, (Gleason). gt 8.00 ott te Kitty Ko Second—tn- | ity and ract-et skill,’ Dazzling serv-| posed Eddie .acobs of Baltimore a rg patbrhneisher Cee ani CARDINALS , ini un : ses were CU. ne = 2-), MAKEUD, ‘inejug. | 1 gape On ; . ey : : ‘ . thin . . > ~ ) finish off numerous ralli teas . aeunn oe Brassband, Gunny Sack. Gusnads Seutie. ;; camp, Sup Lynn, be lascowtn, wer Gold, | ices, zippirg drives and trap shots; on one court, while Ted Drewes, s ce 0990001000001 2 Only $1.00 Cash 2 ‘tris volley Mins Fry c hringer fumbled Williams’ roli- Paciii cajlso ran : “| Federal. Buck Pond. third—Sandpile, | ; . ; S L : he defendin h ion threw to Bottomley for a double > © p eys. ISs £ry, a} oe, 3 . ‘aaa Ree ee lGubtle. Antonio. Colored Gal. Grazer, Ta- | came from bis rack.: in bewilder- | 5t. Louis, .ne dere & champ ’ oem y a ati a F ()' Rourke scoring and the bases FOURTH RACE—Six | Subtle, Antonio, Ww sate Strand 1% i + ‘ I met Charles I ajeck recent winner play. NO RUNS. None out when winning run was scored, 4 “ , — ary OCa, ) ; ieee > +S s ‘ pm > a. : : ant CA, o - canada WM forced into re eated errors | possi rhre Teale: quar t sae Sut rs of the Chicago municipal title, on Shane —- FOR: Ve* a 4 ax) r Ts ’ a ae * . oi ‘ _- ‘ 2 « a i “4 iy . 7 Ss e W ) - ~~ 4 ’ A ’ 7 BREAKFAST SETS pow 4 : cun. Melillo struck out. War-| Usman (Gordon)..... . 5 40 2 aq | Fifth—Henry Sommers, Hopeless. Ella OE ape Penden isin He . ats PS called out on strikes. Frisch| parnhart. Toporcer bunted and Several Breakf ‘ Sets 0 . es and a Tne er tossed out Schang. ONE RUN | Shoplifter (McCabe) _° (°° ° ~ °°" “"24 | sixth—Old Guard, Blackfoot, Van Patrick, | point in two games. an adjoining court. ative’ Frisch stole second. his| was out. Grantham tUnessiste® ae q Sand put up only slight re- | “* Sin al ? eos: ss | Bit, Mary er ees Johnny Baker andj Slate. Seventh—Hedge Fence, Turnberry, The last game was won by Lott Play was delayed 35 minutes, ’ 5a ; ’ a ef drives and coming to 1! nervous and uncertai: Bis : are nak = 8 a@ohat fur; poma. maining filled. Miller lined to ory Lou (Moore) oo . - | Liz Impossible, Three Ds, Lancaster. se lovely designs, . DETROIT—Miller went to the Time, 1:231-5. Mollie Yerreil, Thistle | Reck and Rye, Alleviator, Yvonda, Fly | ; ' e east Your choice $4950 e, right field bleachers for Manush’s | Marietta aiso ad wags oe at love on Lacoste’s service. La-j owing to a light rain which fell Bottomley flied to P. Waner.| puns while they last at Second Set. | ; FIFTH RACE—Five ard a aalf iad — oe coste, somewhat wild throughout, | shortly -fter noon. The attendance Wricht th t Southworth. NO this le “ine , fly. Ruble singled to right. Ruble | jongs: e ard a aalf fur- | , ed Baa tie a he a Se ee "Only $1.00 Cash B Fry - : 3 . er ett out stealing. Schang to Melillo.| Snakebit (Gordon) ..9.80 4.20 2.80] At Connaught Park. lost the final point by driving into| was estimrted at 600 when play| puns. NINTH INNING. : ile te | ‘ BMe : Bariation (Noe)... 2... 5.60) 3.60 Weather clear; track fast. the net. As Tilden did before him | opened. FIFTH INNING. PITTSBURG—Bell threw out P. “i ee ot iy re . , an G, aoe lati ek) ae ai ee Se cdoong.s . Pthementesiey 2 eotae ecards eT a a oe oeensegctathinesity-iis ottassnaitnaed mn a ey eerthan . Eames of the BROW NS—tCerk Tro? ied t vards Ichitaro (Mann) 6.00 PARLOR SETS , Saag in complete command. iw = 4 on oad . A nas . R . Cane (Chilileut) .... 5..40 3.2 o 2 Mintspray (Wilson)... .... 14.10 4 oa ; match. even term.:. until the score NO RUNS 4 : urner. anglder ie Oo r~U- | Lord Darnley (Noe)... .... 5 : 2 ae | ‘eeping Ray (West) ie ‘U | ’ ‘ ; : SERS. - - . © ‘ Se. , Armchair, rocker and settee, | @. iss Fry's court with a de- i ble Gentes singled over sec-| Hardman (Gleason } aes . _— 3.3 | "tome. 1:09. | _ Home ‘wood Jade, ‘Novice HT, | Lott's ' ictory eliminated the , reached 5-.11. epee then took CARDINALS—Hoilm flied to CARDINALS—Bottomley dou- on fire of forehand and ne. 1: Met Finanee | upholstered in leather. Hard- | #. g " _ Time. 1:45 3-5. Pat Hampson, Rugby, | Jenmie Jane. 3 ! mand. ond. O'Rourke stole second. Ben-, Oneida. Herbertus also ran. | O'Malley, Collarade Rose and Reckiand Day ey : : ‘ : om - we ‘ and assured an all-American fina} | net play, The next game nt to the left field line for the second right-center. Southworth sacri wood frame $ 3 = ; ow to ~ +} cy SFrY ry s Fi —.. } oy ai also ran. finished in - S Mer the steady bombardment | nett wingied to right seorelesang 70 pi ee ee cod SECON DRACE—Six furlongs: i'tomorrov between Tilden and Lott | Jennings on errors by Jacobs, Cardinal hit. Bell popped to Tray- rificed, Traynor to Grantham. a | English girl's rame wilted. |’ Rourke. ‘ sennett out stealing, i ki Ce bon gtr 39 (ose 40 3.00) Warm Springs (Ro sara” 20 14. 13 03 who is .omething of a protege of Jennings won the second set, gei- aa p Canae ad ripten attemnt Holm was purposely passed. : aed - Voodall to McManus. ONE RUN. | Barbara Palmer (Long) |... 3.00 2 A) elli - 9 13.007) . , , etn de nee , i 1-0 : peued up a big total of errors | \ , : Mack - ere (Noe). 3) 0 fe iabit (Riehard).... a 53 S | Tilden. ting an early lead and winning out ed shoestring eatch of Haines’ O'Farrell hit to Hil and Bottomley } Wills finished off the match| DETROIT—Woodall flied to) Time 1.47 Clarence. Poin Nevo, | Arendal (Bourasga). . --- -Gonwithim, | Lott defeated Tilden in the| im the final game on errors by Ja-/ 1 ine tiner and it went for a| Was out at the — ao some ng 6 SOS. VaR pggtlet aap Podeiten x ptnltieng se, RAGE Ne ohamente teat sete eabthie.nis “ \ Only $1.00 Cash : | | : king ten games in a row.|~ennett. Whitehill singled ‘to, Padlock, Black Bae Mr eee ER sine, xin sea | South early in:the year but Tilden | cobs.. The score was 6-3. single scoring O’Farrell. Douthit| Bell walked, CONGOLEUM RUGS Tr kine through services six time: | "ight. Warner singled to left.) pivtAH PARK SCRATCHES. | 2: Piedmont. Flying Luta and Dream! easily disposed of him at Sea-| Jejeck surprised by taking the/ 04 to Grantham. ONE RUN.| Haines struck out. NO RUNS. bgether. | Whitehill stopping at second. Neun| jyj- irs ava ° TTS T \ — ; . won the first ran. | Roval Pearl (Brown) . 4. 15 ° oe is n s ; han € Z Fe » ] UU] m 3 rvrnre = . ro e ** s ' a 7 > {> «) >. WW - @ M; 3% John Hill and Miss covered first. ONE RUN. SECOND RACE—Five and a half fur-;| Solidity (Richards)... .. | ‘em on a. crag te “pre “oy ale C'ncinnati ....49 57 .462 .467 PI BURG — Wright flied to to right-center. NO RUNS. fh eae, ea A . longs: Time. 1:46 1-5. is ton. | RT Pe Sey : 3 : ODD VANITIES wemeth Sterry 7——5 after a bril- SEVENTH INNING. Pandy (Fisher) 9.10 4.35 3.20/ Antimony also 5. Canoe,” Balsion. | eee Gitt {Craigmyle) ere et. 143 ....-47 61 .435 .440 Douthit. Teporcer threw out CARDINALS—Bottomley hit in- . milly in which t? ‘ed of” BROWNS—Melillo flied to Ma- + jon Rena, MO Ander" mi... 700 4:55] SEVENTH RACE—One and one-six- | Ceylon Prince (Black 40 G1 396 402. Rhyne. Smith tapped to Haines.| t the right-field pavilion fer a le ; St: or Ss feat eas Se renth miles: . : . oa a ‘ Beautifully designed. Full sise 7 : cessi+ nush. Schang flied deep to Runle. Time. 1:06 3-5. Alborak. Ball Gee,| Real Artixt (Milner)... 34.00 9.10 §.75 | oe ator I Re 710 Philadciphia .40 64 385 3290 NO RUNS. home run, winning the game. ONE nut, with : and well con- $ 4 tatu . ; ? ; Majuba. *High Ball. Sir Barley. *Broomo-} Golden Glen ( West). 3.30 2.80) ” - iy “at t Re 3975 . Matches Tomorrow. ierber singled to left. Vangiider man. Scuba Mlkaaiia: Witesied Gan” eis times (Josiah) Ss ee i er uston also ran nt ae o. aee wee me CARDINALS—Southworth lineq } RUN. structed. Won- : derful values, Chief color and interest in | singled to right. Gerber going tO ja Chance also ran. * Field. ) Time, 1:4] 2-5. Ben ” Fr: anklin. Lydia | wiohaz | relaey 4 CLAD to R hyne. Holm's hit to left took Drew, Harlan. Sir Galahad II. Burheth, (J. Maihen). ert 1-*| New York ....77 33 .700 .703 .694/ , bad beunes past Barnhart. and oe your choice ‘ “y centers about the two fea-; third. O'Rourke singled off War- THIRD RACE—One mile and a six-! #"* Revolver h a Match ’ ' : | teenth: | Brush Boy, Wise Guy, Boxwood and Barb | yizcado (Duplesois) : tion \ Only $3.00 Cas 3 * ches tomorrow. on which , ner’s glove, Gerber scoring and Jingle (Leonard) .....31.10 11.20 739 Wire also ran. “Time. 1:40 3-5. Resourceful, Vic.) Washington en 43 — ee 85°) rolled to the fence for a triple, Tomorrow’s Schedule. 4 8.80 545 a | Phidiae also ran 57 48 . 538 ¢ - ee O'Farrell struck out. Bell was AMERICAN LEAGUE. Ya r By i | “De * ; esu 4 ‘ ! 7. | ‘sparc ‘Fator) . ois aot f: y-Bed = probably will de- | eee shene aol ‘on | Koseiusko ( MeCrossen } | CONNAUUGHT PR. SCRATCHES. | | SIXTH RACE—-5 ¥% furlongs: 58 51 532 556 527 ove sue nett was vy a pitcne ail, - | Time. 1:48 Pud., Paysand * Miles S , Bystander iJ Maiben?!... .8-1 4 > . purp ly pa d. Haines cround.- Browns at Detroit. large link OD CH FOROBES © 3 In the first of these the ; : : Firat—Candela bra . ' ‘ : : ; ' rst—Candelabra. Second— Eurasia. 9 - yh D IF t ppoung Stars of America and | ing the bases. Gehringer tossed | Willie's Maid. \ Spring. ne Be pa | Coon Can, Pichonne, Roman Sanda}. Crest- | Tinta “ida, oy 8 es PO ant. OO OS ee AOD AER) OG te Grentham. BO RUNS. Chicago at Cleveland. Several te choose from. § iE 4 16-year-old Betty Nut. | out Sisler. ONE RUN. | POURT oe | weed Sey. Third—Heart Ache. Fonrth— Time 1:06 4-5. Sterling Silver, "Rhyme sia 63 .422 4-57 415 EIGHTH INNING. H RA One mile and one six- | Broom, Great Rock Seventh—Booster | 83 ad | Br ; ock, Se —-BOOstCT, | and Reason. Ederle. Honryeomb, Frank. > eens 65 %wR7 ° PITTSBURG— Hill grounded to ew York at Washington. , Boston at Philadciphia. well made $ 150 : anc 18-year-old Helen Jacobs | DETROIT—Warner walked. Neun | teenth: 8 as 4 me ae | Fehrah, Kine of Fortune, Ticker, Sea The Cossack. Bonnie Belle, Hillock, O'Aurk, on "— . ora also| F< 9 «~"" #4)! Bottomley. LL. Waner lined to ace — Tn the other, the op-/| sacrificed, Vangilder to Sisler. | “ifs and Ande. «Ammola) was qa | Lady, Jacques. Royal Cause, Mysticism, Cat : "aes, *°- 1 players, Miss Wills; Gehringer flied to Miller. Heil- | Seagrave 2.55 | “a oe Holm. Southw TIONAL LEAG ‘= 1 e ' ; i ™¢ ,. » tO Lene , ne a . orth turned a som- : red cot- 4 ~~ Godfree. wili renew a mann flied to Bennett. NO RUNS. | Sue, 0, Tom. stg Flag. Ce At toga. SARATOGA SCRATCHES. ersiult after catching Grantham’s NA N UE ‘$6.95 _ oes developed many spec- | EIGHTH INNING. | Shiela. Stariess, Promising ‘Tom. also fan. Weather clear; track fast. 1—-Potent, Gnome Tl, Seat, Accokerk. low liner, holding the ball. NO SAVE ON FURNITURE AT = Dattles between them in the | BROWNS—Williams grounded .0o; FIFTH RACE—-Six furlongs: | By the Associated Press. Revolver. 2——Fairy Lore. 3—Fedonna. 4— CHARTS ON PAC# 16 RUNS. ‘ Te Glass (G ». 20.45 yd Fr r . | years. | Neun. Miller walked. 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Jones *36.31 early Servet contender 5 away m first three furion Best in iast quarter. thre e ained steadily tiring after goin estinyvy began and was raced $2 mutuels paid: Cheval. | place $9:! 4. show $8.42: Capt. age OND RACE—$1700. od: won easily: place driving. by Peter Quince-Decor ue to winner, $900. $200, $100. win $12 Fox. well and going in her best and drew | Tamale Dick showed a good ef ort and heid é Friend tired after reaching last furlong. My furlongs. wide additis onally. Place show $7 30. claiming. 3-vear-old« and up. Went to nost 2.57: a Trainer, J. Lowenstein form in the go vut on Ing. disposed of to wil well in haf. during stretch, Capt. Fox too poorly to Monastery was away $6.44. show $4.48: Tamale Dick three-fourths mile: Start X minute. Winner. ch t post 233-5. :48. 1:15 i+ Time. HORSES. Cow DBM mde, : oee,|2 se be — t- 7 ~ Load pus 9 ™ BOOS e Fhe spats ntiquarian aul Weide! * ~ Equival: n fyxlds ta Jockey. _house hunters for . Deprema , Dellow . Hebert . Peternell Jones Jenner Chiavetta Renbare showing a liking for the going. raced restrained to eaach. rac ey with om ithe first quarter | to win with speed to spare. Smoky Day | well under his smal! rider who found difficulty of | Rear the finish. Meme moved up fast after | Bradiey’s Tony came from far back wit! going. Coy stumbd! badiv $2 mutuels paid: show $4.70- Me Me. RACE— $1200. the Halsted. won easily: place eho Ww THIRD ‘$8 3-5. 1:02. 1:00 1-5 Value to winners« when tiring after racing well to stretch. aaa oy maiden fillies, driving. passed Ege after lead was eased mthe start. but held on controlling him in sikppery track quarter and made a game finish. Sweep Net floundered badly in Eve was and beginning fast, where, after taking first ush. $34.52 five and one-half to poset 3:18: at post Trainer. owner. Time, -:24. Sim), Went Seth). S200. gee 4 6 HORSES Fair Gold Cc onstance toe Light rer oreo Orme ht Sea 3E Equivalent Idd » 1 Nn - “ rp Fim. Jockey. L. Steinhart } Garner Smith H. Elston Smith Howard C. Mergier Pool r= & vw eveeel q “ap -™ *- onl “= Dh IDe won se 7 tO~) prj St ~ gClank and — = entry. air Gold showing a liking for the come. Moved into a good lead at first quarter to retain it to the end, but had to be urged some near the end. raced prominentiy,. and well from from start. hard urging. Kitty Cat becan well, but in the poor coing _come steadily during the stretch. and wear L well. ta Lily showed a cood effort and tired ' the wav but raced a bit wide in the stretch. Fair cold. win $5.14- show $2 mutuels paid: $2.74. Kitty Cat. place same, 7. br Dick Welles-Floral Dav. 1. in 4 5. Value winners: S90), $200. tt. down Shasta slichtiv. Constance, aleo away slowly near the end under dropped out of it only to Jly in closing strides. Shas- Echo yi ght was well up most of was always outrun. Pretty al $3.46. gaining Trojis nlare $27.68: show. Cunstance $2? 74 three- quarters mile: Start 3 47 a e. ‘ i! Wi mer. > ae 7 48 2 «> -6 S100 Nn — Orr — D193 3s HORSES. Glenn = coed waplioisur — a) Miss Mischief Hich Priestess Lame La mr nF 62 Lost Rider. Equivalent Odds to } Allen Dr. Glenn raced close up from start. once, finished with a rush. Pindar Peel went drive after being well wp for five furlongs. leaders. Supporter was knocked sidewise 2 mutvuels paid: Dr Glenn. place $380.44 show $20.40: RACFE—$1200. claiming. The looney am ‘4 me FTH niles. Start cood. won driving. place hook landed below the belt. The result stunned the spectators, who | $200. had seen nothing untoward in the) milling, and left in its wake a con- | troversy of “foul or no foul,” that | rivaled the sudden termination of | the battle between Dempsey and | Sharkey in the same ring and in the same round only three weeks azo. Paulino Never Stops. While the fracas lasted there was | no question of supremacy. Re- turning to heavyweicht ranks six | months after his defeat by Jimmy Maloney, Delaney speared Paulino at will; cut his face and bruised | his nose until his features were a mask of biood. But hard ands straight as the punches flew, Pau- | lino refused to go down or waver. He never once halted a steady | although futile advance. Weighing 16 pounds less than the equat Spaniard. Delaney, at 17742 was little over the weight limit of the iight heavyweight division. where he ruled as champion before relinquishing the title to cast his lot among the heavyweights. There was little io thrill the spec- tators in the six rounds of milling | preceding the unsatisfactory end- ing. It was a case of Delaney, ar- tistic boxer and master of ring arts, matching all his skill against a. powerful but clumsy opponent, who | had little but a sweeping left hook | Behe and elbow defense repertoire. Spaniard Well Damaged. ‘Occasionally Paulino caught the | tall, Bronzed woodman in a clinch | er surprised him with a sweeping. random shot to the head. At close. range the Bcesque drove stiff shots | into Delaney’s body, but the toll he | paid was heavy in ripping jolts. jabs and uppercuts to the head and | cibs. At the close, Paulino’: mouth. nose and left eye were bieeding | freely. | Haif way throuch the final ses- sion, Referee Crowley pulled the Spaniard back to warn him that. hia fists were sinking below the waist line. There followed a clinch at the ropes, with the gloves of both fighters flying to the body, and the sudden waving of Paulino to his corner, as much mystified as the spectators. | Hats flew into the ring as thou- sands of spectators gathered about the inclosure ant jeered tieir dis- approval of the ending. As Paulino bounced about in a series of acro- batic stunts on the canvas, Pete Reilly, Manager of the Bridgeport warrior, dashed about the incios- ure, Waving a metal cup, groin pro- tector, that showed several dents Ringside opinion differed, but a majority of newspapermen agree that Paulino’s blows, even low. did not do enough damage to merit dis- qualification. Sitting in his corner, Delagey displayed no sign of injury and made no effort to appear hurt. Nor had the picturesque French- in his fistic | | Winner blk ¢« Gentleman _ ; when stronelyv | 2 | driving | Obhge- Binfield Little i No | Kischef Macher | fturlone | pus, 1 1:41 3.5 | gamely; } atretch, : Bov ' gone. | Joe On, 6 bv Georce Smuth-Cov 3-6. 1:18. 1:49 2-5. 2:12. 2 S100 Came With a and. under a rousing finish. overhauled Waimanu. with win $29.46. Joe Junior. show 815 7 -. Mai id 2:34 l-o (new w after reaching the stretch raced into the lead at rush Latter Displayed good speed when taking lone lead but tired pear the end. Joe Junior | when put | : j } i tired covid not ret lost his rider. S6 well. Hats Up Captain Donan ome start and Tr ACs _ 39.00. show 50: Waimann. 3- a Went ta post 4 Trainer, owt . 5G ira record | to winners, $90i). iA ack ‘valu HORSES. St Dixie Smith |'Rib Grasse Creatan . a Sree LDS ; Polir Atwell eo ae 6 Jouet t Dixie Smith v weil “handled r: } In ely tired Liberty mile and a ’ | Manager 'over Chicago’s suburbs 'much care as President Coolidge’s | ‘for a summer White House, 'jenger approves of the /ments on his arrival next Thurs- | day, | Board of ; moter iments | distant fight _ DEMPSEY WILL DO HIS TRAINING AT RACE TRACK to Work at Cedar Crest Country Club. the Associated Press CHICAGO, Aug. with as West the | envoys searched the Middle chosen Lincoln Fields race course. and Tunney’s manager has picke Be ithe Cedar Crest Country Club, as’ training camps for their impending | championship fight. Dempsey’s camp, the ' 4 ii will be 35 miles south of Chi- cago. Tunney’s training head- | quarters, would be about the sanic_ | distance northwest of the loop. Lincoln Fields is on the way to _ becoming out of the most beautiful | i race track plants in the country, and Dempsey will have the use of _the bungalow built tor Col. Matt J. | Winn, manager of that well as of Churchill Downs. Rickard Back Tomorrow. The Cedar Crest Country Club is. bordering Fox. near Lake Villa, Ill.. Lake on one side and Petite Lake on the other. 45 rooms, and 30 situated on the 250-acre cottages are estate. Gibson by of the Cook Cou A. J. Cermak, president County inty Under present plans, wil] be the ing quarters here; next Thursday, ing about a week later. Tex Rickard will returr cago tomorrow to H to Chi- present blue | prints of his proposed seating ar- | rangements in Soldiers Field to the State J cure their approval to begin selling tickets, Around the corner Street shopping district. West Washington boulevard. a store has been chosen for oa own ticket headquarters by | George F. Getz ulllionaire coal man who became the legal at the instigation of Mayor | William Hale Thompson. How to Use $100,000. The railroad passenger agents from the today perfected their organization | in | for becoming Rickard’s allies ticket selling, completing arrange- with Getz to provide the fan with a stadium | ticket along with his railroad tick- piace $3.82, show $3.70 Nor- Start bad mn ° bv Noble ae ba Value to win- three- fe urths mite: ?m ' 49 1-5 HORSES. Blessefield (el. Campus Broom Claret Cup Fair Justice Quarter Tea Barry _F ST. l } * - fom Co ty e+ Equivalent Jockey Odds to 1 a" bn od be | > oe Los be Sori SLs iS EDS iw perset _ Bivesefic ia swerved repeatedly. opponents, held sway to the end. improving pesition in stretch and finished nromimentiy from start under weak cloee to pace from start. Fair Justice was away $2 mutuels paid: Blessefield place $9.26. show $6 Little Broom SEVENT RACE—$1200, claiming. Start rood: won easily: place driving. Went f. 3. by Atwell-Sweet Patutie Trainer. 1°49 Value to winner. $900. frac tious at the post was badiv as IWay when holding on well in stretch and benefit ing from blocking of Colonel Campus bean best. hamiiing quit suffered from re peated > & a8 win $84. 30. show 3- vear-oltds« owner s* 00 in «& motion rated imte the lead slowly. caved ground when Littlhe Brom was raced wide but in the drive Claret Cup raced swerving of winner. tired in fimal | No Qwrerter nlare 41 lf $9 4” show $123.9°:- Col. Cam- sixteenth: Winner. ch 49 3.5 1:15. and a r 4m ce 2S. and up. mile to post S100 ____ HORSES Swee t M andy Minstrel Boy ting Tut he Wire Chick Up . 106 10 0 It Equivalent | Odds Jockey Fin : nena " | et. | pointed by the i met with ceived over the country : Officials | ument. |; mand | Forty and Eight, Park board | rial A committee of seven was ap- (9 railread men who Getz yesterday, and handie from the He these will railroad stations The di iscussion over the use of newed todav by American Legion in a different line of arg- Major E. V. Dickson. com- er of Forges Post, and James Russell, chef de gare of urged the South ! { . dium rental, on a new war memo- in Grent Park. RUNS SCORED THIS WEEK BY MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS NATIONAL LEAGU E. CLUB. ee ec. Cl 3 i Pe | Co 1iCcazo | - Deprema Garner Sweet Mandy taken itnto iend sseon wen in hand .Minstrel Boy beran and tired slightly. King Tut raced well and outstaved The Wire. racing in deepest going. Babe K began $2 mutuels paid: Sweet Mandy win $106 place $6.07; show $4.19. King Tut LINCOLN FIPLDS SCRATCHES. May, andi Everiasting. 1—Perry 0. 3—Bianche Pine. Edith Tribal, Our Gains, Keeper, Spec \dams. Queen Roval. Isaac I.. Forbearance kjed afte> Latter saved sik a Star’ showed fast. followed in advance of others Sreund on atretch ' holding restraint Pmiire trip. held was tiring f ; sc T elow iv ae . place ss) ] er $3.98 $3.78. Perled d'Or. Patte 1,ee won *4 > scutbiand betle. 2 eens JOHNNY MANION SHOOTS 66 FOR NEW SUNSET RECORD The Sunset Hills Country Club golf course record was lowered for the fourth time in a little more than a month when Johnny Mani- club professional, turned in a. ecard of 66 yesterday for pear 72 disa- | made by Chris veteran Sunset golfer. course. Manion'’s new Places that of 67 Kenney, score last week. Until recently, the Sunset record had been 70 and the mark had been standing for some time when John Manion scored a 63 and 68 On successive days. Manion was playing with Oscar Reichardt, Arthur Reichardt. and Emil Harms ef Sunset and Bobby Jones of Normandic. The record card inciudes two birdies. an eagle. Canadian complained of any low blows in actual batile. The referee explained that Paulino had been warned three and that there Wag nothing to but end the bat- Be - ‘te when the Spaniard again trans- and six par holes for the outgoing nine, and three birdies. five par holes and one hole in a stroke cver par for the iast nine holes. 43 ¢—39 4 I ‘ 5 5—3 ' Kingcdem Howse vs Schenhere 6—66 . ‘ ONL PLO LPL LOL POL elm POLO LOL my a PL a > Tomorrow’s Municipal: Baseball Games ¢ | i a a ‘ 5 Oe et el al See eee, : COMMERCIAL LEAGI Ee. Fairground Park No. 1. Hutti¢ vs. San. | shine, 2:45: Fairrgound ark Ne. 3. Tewer | Camp vs. Century, 2:45. Puleeneand Park | No. 4. “een Bakers vs. merican Cea. | tral, 2:4 EMELOYED nt — KiHOOD Murphy Pinyeround.. Hogan A. 4 Optimist Ne. 3. 2: Murphy Playground, bt ae Ne. 2 vs. Maplewood Brewn«, 4- Concordia Park No. 2, Nap's Buddies va. Pmmets Jrs.. 2. a. Park No 2, Eden SENIOR EY ANGEL vy te o —. = Na. ©. aL -_ LAG __ bs O'Fall . x dependent ¥s. Friecena. 7 He an ' Park Ne. 4. St. James va. Zion. 3; (aren. | Getes Park Ne. 1 Jesus vs. St. Matthews. Tea ATIONAL — AM enretdia Park No. alge mag M — FACTL RERS L *LEAGTI ie each. iS In the new act Ruth will play ¢ the silver saxophone presented I$ to him recently by Paul White- '{ man. li ad Only Five Men | i Are Entered in Champion, Withdraws Orig- inal Entry. Thirty-three athletic and events will comprise the crowded program of the Caledonian Society) ‘at its annual picnic tomorrow. The affair will be held at Crystal Lake Park, Clayton and Delmar loop in University City. Nine Western Amateur Athletic Union events and the 15-mile Mara- ! national! | the athletic | A. U. events | thon race involving the championship feature program, Six of the A. are for men and four for women. iS included in each division. Titterton Withdraws. Only five entries, all local, are in the hands of the officials for the 15-mile marathon. Frank Titterton, who won the event last year and now holds the national title, has his Original entry, secretary Robert L. Western A. A. U., wire from the title- to Probst of the holder to that effect today. has replied with a threat porary suspension uniess Titterton A. The 15-mile race will be run on the quarter-mile track. Miss Maguire Enterc. Catherine Maguire of Pacific. who holds the 'that event. A. U. championship, well-known local of the women’s events. The program will open in with a baseball game be- Scruggs and Stix. teams, to be followed by a Tt weep many husky men. Entries in the Scotch events will be mads« the About 60 todar. at park tomrorow. ‘ted. officials snid The Entries. Women e 1h). Pacific Mo Margaret Glazer, Bachelor Girls’ Club: Irepe Maecwir>. Pacifie. Mo Dee Boeckmann, unattached: unattached iola Wa! thes. Teresa Mullen. Bac! heler Giris’ ette Fales, Souther A. Cc. Beicher. Southern Women's Runnine Marcuire, Pacific. Mo. Pacifie. M« Jenny Dee Boeckman. imattached: Mary Club Women's 8S-Pound Shotput— Catherine . Pactficec. Mo Jenny Glazer. T’s- Mo.: Mary Dueker. Bachelor Girle: Boeckmann. unattached. 100). Yay ‘a Dash for Men——John Gilmor: Coliege: Reo ore Woos. tached Wm. Manefield 440-Yard Dush for ee oS Gilmore Westminster Coliece: John Gordan. wnat tached. 16-Pound Shotpt it— None. Running Rroad Jump— Robert Poos, un tached: Wm. Mansfield, 2 “335 -Mile Ma rathon—Jacob Kaysing. un- _ Li “ Florjanski. Oreon Moore. Wilbur Meore. o00 Yank Swim for Men—Car Yeekle Francis Stephens, Coliseum: Bolcen, Coliseum: Joseph becker. Bellville Turners 100-Yard Swim of Women—Jane Waige. Orvella Ressler. Coliseum. Mary Hichlands, etiementenminiiaal are expe yard dash—Anne Maquire a. §3 Hich pie mg A Gir is Wright. Park pen Saturday Till 7 P.M. “If You’re the Man Whose Collar Does Not Fit—I Want to See You” o¥ Between Olive and Pine Remember My Address CLEAN-UP SALE Tropicals, $25.00 oe MADE.-TO.- YOUR-MEASURE a we. 5. 203N.6thSt. ph Two Doors From Pine St. oP Rlue Serge $34: ae “Bill” McKnight Wm. P. McKnight CNION SsBor St. Louis’ Most Successful Tailor CT SION sHor PSF L LO LOLOL LOA LP al Le Fu- | Shiffen- ; Coliseum: Nora | Forest NNN NA LLL LL A SL J. fi, fn tt tite. i OL LLL hr Lon The Passing Show. SEE the Boston Crimson Sox Put on a big uprisings; They gave the baseball world, some shocks That were a bit surprising. So, with a little fun run of luck, And pitching staff revision, Rh erecta =, 15-Mile Event 'Titterton, Defending National That The Browns themselves might run | amuck, _And land in first division. Likewise the Cincinnati boys Put on a form reversal sounded like a pennant noise Or championship rehearsal. hind, They'll make the leaders travel, Their heroes scratching gravel. |The Prince of Wales, a holiday, | In Canada is taking. His highness chucks away And goes out merry making. dull _ While many hope that with a wife, He will in time be doubled, | About his future state of life, Scotch | He's seemingly untroubled. ABSOLUTELY The team doesn’t make the man- ager nor does the manager make. £0) the team. But a team will farther without a manager than a LOLOL hy ; ¢ } \ ac- ji? Prete ti' Any failure to report | ¢ event entered in ad- |? until] a! 4 | National A. A. | .U. championship for the women’s | running high jump, will compete in | Miss Maguire also holds | POON Me, care | manager wili without a team. It takes nine tailors to make a M ecting A Future Plans Not —No Foolin’ man and it takes nine ball players’ ito make a manager. Judging by the way the Presi- | ‘dent has been enjoying his vaca- tion the Biack Hillis are not as) ' black as they have been painted. “Sooner Golf “Feam Should Make Good.” It probabiy will, sooner or later. The athletic commission of Li- | ma, Peru, has authorized the “rab- | | bit punch” in boxing. We take it; 'a hair. “Fight Fans Night for Hotel Rooms.” Does this include light, hot and | | However. all ‘is fair in love and) sports as the feller says. If you don’t get it while the getting is |. | And fans next year expect to find | good same shall remain ungot. Still the thought of paying ten) ' berries for a night’s lodging is not | conducive to sound slumber. As a safety first measure it will | _be well to buy a round trip ticket: so that you may not have to spend the rest of your life on the lake front GWINE AN’ COMIN’. SHES to ashes, Dust to dust; If Tex don’t clean you, The hotels must. QUITF so. All roads will lead to Chicago on the day of the big fight. But! tation problem. ti i i i i ie Hartnett May Be Out of Cub Lineup For Next 2 Weeks ONS ah 4 ¢ ( ( ( ¢ ( c 4 By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, Aug. 12. , HE Chicago Cubs face their } critical Eastern invasion < starting next week minus the 5 | services otf their best catcher, $ Gabby Harnett. He was spiked ¢ in the foot by Felix of Brook- lyn, two days ago and today his toe was too sore for him to walk, with indications that ¢. he might be unable to return ¢ to the lineup for at least two § weeks. ( Mike Gonzales, the Cuban, } has proven his worth as a sub- ¢ stitute backstop, but he 2 Gabby’s throwing wing batting eve. lacks and ‘ Pl LOL al ™ ‘SCHALK CELEBRATES | HIS 15TH ANNIVERSARY AS A MAJOR LEAGUER Br the / seociated Press. CHICAGO. Aug. 12.—The teenth anniversary fif- by the yesterday spent of Ray Schalk’s ; arrival to join the White Sox was | peppery little manager | hopping around on the | coaching line in a futile effort to! ‘ANDREW SETS RECORD ; FOR YALE GOLF COURSE | the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Aug. 12. —As a littl warning to Tommy Armour and Johnny Farrell, who By ‘are to play against Bobby Andrew | ‘and Ben Thomson Aug. 17 over | the new Yale golf course, Andrew | low*red the course record 74 to 72, two over par. today from Thomson, Yale pro, set the old | record of 74 and Francis Ouimet, | Paul Haviland and Roland Mc- | Kenzie are among the leading ama- 'teurs who have been unable to lower it. Andrew, pro at the New | Haven Country Club, was playing -|in a foursome when he made the new record. | that many a fight will be won by! ~ Must Pay $10 a’ : Although they’re now too far be- ‘cold water and bath tub peret getting a road out is the transpor- | At a meeting of st C | the Madison Kennei Cla /night. it was officially , ord es |bring the present meeting te Aug. 25. When the f run, 127 days of : ‘been held since the ones ie. ‘meeting . t 2 | No plans regarding were abnounced by the t ' cials. No Foolin, Judgment | Jamestown and W -s for the $5000 derby pate: 4 Monday night. by finishin = of the field in the second eff | Gon race last night the victor, negotiated the . “ jin 32:4, fast time for ¢ ae 'teenths distance. | i Last night's otanidl ig with Steeple View. Tm Honey. Play Goer ané |River will compris the | day. 'VON ELM WILL AN ADVANTAGE 0 WV JONES AT MINIK. By the Associated Press ca MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, As —An advantage for . rge Elm, the defending champiey Bobby Jones, bis out: . lenger, is seen by critics anual _the national amateur golf t ment will be played Aug. 22 5 Jones places much of his 3 ance on his wooden clubs and ter. while the Minikahda ¢ with only three holes of more { 500 yards, is considered adva | eous for a player expert wil | irons, such as Von Elm. three 500-yard or more the 6700-yard course, | little use for Jones’ | on the fairways, ereas ‘tice play here this week, ¥ has used his irons to gre tage. “— Five of the 18 holes. y | 500 yards, six exceed one is 232 yards and t under 200. The | Snatch an extra inning victory from | the | Baer & | fire- ; | Most caught in the major leagues. Black- | righthand unat- Cleveland. The Sox lost 2 the tenth. The Chicago team gave Blackburn and Catcher Block to the Milwaukee club for Schalk, who of the records to 1 in now for games burn now man as coach. iS Schalk's Play the vista offers | eceeding bole nga Sy of Club Take then Nataral Brid Seudtamnae ze Kead te Nermandr. Keed for only 300 ya / and turn right at Pasadena cabiicitien se | entrance of rinh crounds, week days: &°? for Saturday. heliiayrs. Lunch. lockers. etre. ATwater 5° Onty five minutes from the elty limits, | “Lena” | Jimmy | e Association | holds | TIRE DUNLOP — GOODY FIRESTONE and Standard Makes 2 oe sen ane chet of Gee Charge nt me LOW PRICES EASY PAYMENTS * You will like the way we handle our ¢ —_ Department, ment. Just a little confident ) ra nme we can OK your credit while you @ Ne red tape, Ne eae lal Get Tires at once and Ride While To Write for W holexale Price List MERCHANTS TiRE CO, sie (27, GREYHOUND RA Every Night Except Sunday MADISON Affiliated With and Under KENNEL the Direction of THE INTERNATIONAL GREYHOUND RACING ASSOCIAT os Street and Kusses Jeffersea Reduced Service Car 4 establish ing a lay of the Minikahda course. # 2 pitcher in the major is not & Grover Cleveland ser, which may or may Dot important reason why Paul jeads active players in the 1 League in hitting, there- himself as strong ‘esition on the Post-Dis- Babe Ruth All-America +6 Heilmann, outfielder of ts virtually the only player Paul Waner to receive) -- a few scattered votes field, with the exception Williams of the Phila- Nationals. : An All-Around Star. on and Williams have ed in most cases for their ability, while the elder in addition to his great ) work. is a recognized star in department of piay. joins Zimmons of the Ath- aad Meusel of the Yankees jeading cuntenders for the e outficid posts on the all-star A greater majority are on Waner and Meusel than » Simmons, who is out of the indefinitely with an injury. Feenter fielder on Babe Ruth's team last year, Johnny is out of the game this ts pointed out that the nam- of players as favorite means that they are favored to win is majority of persons who so have entered the contest. Babe and a committee of sports ra will select the all-star team F the co-‘est closes at midnight. 31. The number of times 4 is named by contestants who all-star teams has no bear- Ruth's actual pick. fact also will be borne in a by prospective contestants t players may be used in any | in which they have ap- this season, even if the ap- ce at that position was not ‘a full game. ne. ree interesting selections are} e@ today from among the gece is received: rem Harry Kohm, 506 Pre % strect, who supports Cy P Gebris. Yankees, first sina’ Frisch, Cardinals, second J. Sewell, Indians, shortstop. Traynor, Pirates, third base. Stephenson, Cubs, left field. | Simmons, Athictics, center Cy Wliliams, Phillies, right Hartnett, Cubs, catcher. Root, Cubs, pitcher. Haines, Cardinals, pitcher. Wax.er for right fields suits | O'Rourke, 7017 Stanford ave- University City, Mo. His all- team: | Gehrig, Yankees, first base. | Frisch, Cardinals, second | Wright, Pirates, shortstop. Traynor, Pirates, third base. | Fothergill, Tigers, left field. ‘Simmons, Athletics, center _P. Waner, Pirates, right field. Boor, Cubs, pitcher. % Cardinals, pitcher. * Orleans, La., has a resident = contest, In EB. L. Morrison 8121 Fig street, New Or- His team follows: vors of the | Robin matches in the Na-

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—. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WIP FIELD Madison Kennel * Chub Will Close eeting Aug. 2 4 Future Plans Not Ann Bi , —No Foolin’ Winner in Elimination Test. een, At a meeting of Stock holder the Madison Kennet Ciyh | A, | | night, it was Officially decideg at — the present meeting to a els . g. 25. When the tinal event & mer or ay 127 days of racins will jon of Li. been held since the oypaing of bd the “rab-| meeting . We take et No plans cite the tutti be won by! were announced by tae track cialis. No Foolin, Judgfient. Jimmie. : Jamestown and we sley qualifie privileges? 2 Monday night. by finishing in ¢ of the field in the second elimi tion race last nigh No Foo the victor, negotiated the distane in 32:4, fast time for the five teenths distance. | Last night's ng is not with Steeple View. Portias umber. |Honey. Play Goer and Robig Nationals. re it wil] |River will comprise the field Meas! r an All-Around Star. ‘trip ticket | day. | sn and Williams ve to spend | “7 on the lake VON ELM WILL HAVE ‘3 9 AN ADVANTAGE OVER §& JONES AT MIN ip By the Associate’ Press. x MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 19) —An advantage for George 5 Elim, the defending champion . to Chicago Bobby Jones, his outstanding chal.” fight. But | lenger, is seen by critics here in the” he transpor- | lay of the Minikahda course, wherg the national amateur golf tournme| MANN AND WILLIAMS team. to make a bal! players | the Presi- | his vaca- @re not as)! im painted. hould Make . for Right Field. ———e pitcher js not wey $10 a | 5 among fa ; mM love and) If you! getting is!. ungot. | Paying ten) Heilman n, iva tates Paul Waner winners, together * work, is @ recognized star in ae gepartment of play. joins Eimmons of the Ath- = and Meusel of the Yankees me leading cuntenders for the 7 p outfield posts on the all-star s A greater majority are on Waner and Meusel than . Simmons, who is out of the . indefinitely with an injury. | ment will be played Aug. 22 to 3’ team last year, Johnny Jones places much of his relic” is out of the game this | ORD | ance on his wooden clubs and pute” COURSE ter. while the Minikahda course,” with only three holes of more thang | h., Aug. 12. 500 yards, is considered advantage to Tommy ; eous for a player expert with hig | rrell, who | irons, such as Von Elm. oby Andrew | With only three 6500-yard or more holeg ing 17 over the 6700-yard course. experts see will select the all-star team °, Andrew | little use for Jones’ wooden clubs: ‘the contest closes at midnight. urse record | on the fairways, whereas in prace Bs; The number of times a par. tice play here this week, Von Elm i sect the old; has used his irons to great advane cis Ouimet, | tage. toland Mc- Five of the 18 holes are 400 to. eading ama-! 500 yards, six exceed 300 yards, | Bof players es favorite means » that they are favored to win Ihave entered the contest. Babe and a committee of sports » Ruth's actual pick. ie fact also will be borne in i by prospective contestants unable to; one is 232 yards and three are Bi. yers may be used in any at the New/ under 200. The longest hole ig He. i, which they have ap- : this season, even if the ap- Ince at that position was not a full game. bres interesting selections are today from among the hun- eceived: Harry Kohm, 506 South strect, who supports Cy was playing | the 547-yard thirteenth and the) made the’ shortest is the 141-yard third | hole. 2 Yankees, first base. Cardinals, second 4. Sewell, Indians, shortstop. Traynor, Pirates, third base. = Stephenson, Cubs, Ieft field. Simmons, Athletics, center : ‘Cy Wiiliams, Phillies, right Hartnett, Cubs, catcher. £ Root, Cubs, pitcher. J | Haines, Cardinals, pitcher. Mil Waner for right fields suits } O'Rourke, 7017 Stanford ave- Bipriversits City, Mo. His all- 4 4 mm: rehrig, Yankees, first base. Cardinals, second nent, Pirates, shortstop. aynor, Pirates, third base. rgill, Tigers, left field. Athletics, center DUNLOP — GOODYEAR FIRESTONE and Other ES Standard Makes LOW ae EASY PAYMENTS You will like the way we handle our Credit Department. No red tape, Ne embarrass- ment. Just a little confidential information fe nad we can OK your credit while you walt. Ii” Get Tires at once and Ride While You P#¥- NTS TURE CO, toro osrs. 257 Jefferson 0673-0674 aIVViis » Waner, Pirates, right field. Uy, White Sox, catch- M, Cubs, pitcher. mes, Cardinals, pitcher. P Orleans, La., has a resident B contest, in FE. L. Morrison $121 Fig street, New Or- j | His team follows: = @ rz, Yankees, first base. tech, Cardinals, second Se ‘Ason, Giants, shortstop. “ynor, Pirates, third base. bl, Yankees, left field. Athietics, center Waner, Pirates, right t, Cubs, catcher. Cubs, pitcher. » Yankees, pitcher. HOE PITCHERS PIART FINAL ROUND Lt i Minn” ‘Aug. 12.—The vers of the preliminary MSO FAVORED and nd Philadelphia Selected Primarily g Shugsing Ability in in the major a Grover Cleveland eter, which may or may not important reason why Paul , jeads active players in the offi, Bs yeague in hitting, there- @ wishing himself as strong . ns for the right n on the Post-Dis- Babe Ruth All-America outfielder of : js virtually the only player to receive a few scattered votes + field, with the exception : ‘Cy Williams of the Phila- have med in most cases for their ability, while the elder in addition to his great wnter fielder on Babe Ruth's 4s pointed out that the nam- | majority of persons W ho so) is named by contestants who | # all-star teams has no bear- | -FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 12, 1927. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 17 AUL WANER NAMED BY MANY CONTESTANTS FOR RUTH’S TEAM ce OP 4 “ TOMORROW'S RACING ENTRIES Tomorrow's — {lei wnenen ove erent te) Sot", ei, Have. om the omorro 6 ee 8 old Mitchell, who refereed the) pacific Coast, has signed a cone ° . At Lincoln Fields. one and one-sixteenth miles: _ ve At nthe se isees Racing Selections post-season series between the Chi-/ tract to appear in the movies, First race, $1200, claiming. 3- Kings Ransom — +o: Phanariot .105 3 | EE. A MeN and up, three-fourths mile: . your-oule Missionary ....113 l ; : a z nbarg, eeper. olds and up. three-fourths mile: RIS 191 Transplant 104 Clpdene’ 61x furlongs : 3—HIRAM., ‘tor Rankin, Edgewater “Porto de Oro .105 *Nose Dive ....110 Bright Idea 102 ng of For- 108 | sLittle Trump * 99 seer 6 —, 108 | et fev venntd Peneficent. Smiling G Gus. Olympic .....4% 11 *Majoe .....--. O93; Fenrah ....... S éeecees py Boy 407 ov we rme oolri Mey a “ae — a et ae + on at race. ad one awe 3- ene -olds Ea On 107 ag EB ee a Speckled Beauty. Open n Fire. The Roll irst Hour .. o POPES seccene 9; and up. one an oue-eneee miles: e Ricken- rt , ae ‘Tim Rooney’ ....98 sOvertake -....193| Chula Vista ...106 Gilbert Cook ..106| | backer . ley Same 80": ed Wrackray. Stone Age. Marengo. ig TICStessS ..4UU VOY .. +e wees Sci Dn ce Fiynn ..114 Ty Cyclops. Roycro aJ. N. Camden entry. ae _ First race—$500, claiming, 2-year-olds, | Handy aE, Gow. Seth " or 66 noice "Wallin Kine Basil. ‘Briltant, Fourth race. ae ae. oe —. five furlongs: Mat Hunter ...114 aBil Seth , 108 7—Huey. Pippin. Palm Court. Charles Lindbergh, 3-year-olds and up, one *Mally s. 101 seule 2 100 | aAromatic ..,..111 Hesitation 10% ~ mile and a sixteenth: — *Delarious .....101 Monnie Gold ...1031 Bill Steel ....102 aMrs. C. e tn Fouls F Sea Lion ..... 96 Friar Mint ...-.111/ Fleven O'Clock..103 Stowaway ytd {| Lady Basil °°. :108 "entry. aia At Saratoga. 8 Frequent. omiling Gus ...101 sapettery ++ ++, 08) *Jean Wengel ..1U8 Mary McNeil’: “109 FR nage sae oe The Diamond D By C€. J. CONNORS. eee “Chairman ....i¢ vr es ORS vives: 109 2 year-olds and up, 5% furlongs: 1 “s eo" , | aaiteenns a: jm 99 tee —Maelstrom. King Solomons Seal, Black HE foul” agitation is srow gy " Fe er The La Second race—$500, claiming, 4-year.olds ——— od Bit rson of Araby .92/ Bart. ing. The disqualification of |...)°°4 “ racer nd up, one|@nd up, five and one-half furlongs: Genuine.” SB Se tees 3| =—Thorndale. Fredden Rock. Brantome. Paulino added fuel to the f] oa ce anaes ates a oe *Red § th .104 106 wr Sees us ee Cup ..112 3—Sun Edwin. Ariel. Grouche auliino a e uel to e liames mile and three-sixteenths: e Gee ee er er } ee ] ee , started by the Dempsey-Shark Rhinock ....... 107 aWooldridge . 98) *Warbelis ..... Say ee ce ev 109 Fifth race, $2000, "The Tom Chick 5 OsMAND. scarp Phe hat wishes cert ‘mpsey- FREY /aRothermel ....115 la ng Doreen. 121 — Metab. 104 we oy ee 114 ig 3-yearo-lds and up, one mile: 6—Cloudy, Paragraph. Kite ‘ George Demar .. 97 Smiling Gus ... 98; Vigest ........ Also eligibie arassp ..... 95 bBrilliant 107 : si a ao ee 107 Bob Rogers .... 95 --«.+-.109 §ister Helene ..102/ Beau of the Patrin a are far more frequent bombay ae eps 101 parol oan Stient st cha ee tir a BS, wie « View dies 01 y ee 4 At Connaught Park. an the public believes. Thereis (| Chicarco 138. LOR & Ks 2440 2 MON weneca «seu wks ) TRS 92 cHoneless 0 Oe ; ; a eae ing, SUSE 109 Janetta .......110 | Jack Alexander 104 u ‘9 By T. K. LYNCH. scarcely a fight in which the |* oo Caméon entry. Iilinois King :..109 aPeter Peter ..105 ee. Towton. . + 7 ” eg aa Swift Shuttle. . 1° aimi - - a igato q y aa ) rules are not violated in some Sixth race. $1200, claiming. 3-year-olds - Third race—$600, claiming. 3-year-olds, King epacil 3s eo oe Kay ...100 —Brown Rock. Golden Locks. Invictus. way or other and up. mile and a sixteenth : ive and one-half furlongs: > met ae a wees “z 3—TOTARA. Grey of Dawn. Anushka. ae . The Rol! Call ‘tos Pi ae Menlrg ° et *Rose Stark 97 Bonify .. .103 aGreen Tree Stable poe amg bMrs. W. "y 4—Adamas. Listerine. Sandhills E N t The writer does not remmber | Barndollar Peer - GB ote om bong ‘tog | susabel ... 23: U3 *Thelma 0. 2..:107]} Potter entry. cRoger and Crain entry. || 9-~Missionary. Great Rock. Amen-Ra, y er seeing a championship bout in | 4%Uiiuation ... 91 Forehead ...-.. 99] wri” * soya ¢ la hemr +12) | Sixth race. $1000, d-year-elds and up, 7 —lcaees, Samael Cane ei eee ‘ a ~ eps 103 *Sneckled claiming, one an Gone. “sixteenth miles: ipige gp rites is + oe ' which one or more rules were FE ood ll **"70R Beauty 103 Fourth race—$500. claiming, 4-year-olds | Highlife ...... 10 Euphrates ..... 106 ce un not repeatedly broken. oeumeter oo 03 and up six furlongs: : F Now mr ena 96 Snel ores LO2 At Beulah Park. ewes P : . on OF nos es v ward G if ee Seventh race. $120u, Mariory Seth, Thelma O., Whis- Caaution mend — ag gee . § bia y Destiny ... 95 ‘Lure of Gola’: ox ...,104 eventh race, “year-olds and up, 4.—Jure of Gold, Barberry. John Hager. o arson oa m north the the fact that a foul was commit- old. .108 claiming, one and one-eighth miles: 5.—Tippity Witchett, Cherebdu, a track. Service cass from Welisten ted, of the intent of th , At Saratoga. PIE ny race—-$500, claiming. 4-year-olds | Slate ......... 10% Tenacity .......93| 6 —Billiken, Commissioner Cahill, Grape- loop, from Delmar and Hamilton, from a, nt o e€ party | wirst race--The Cedar Pluff, claiming, *¢ up. mile and an eighth: DGGD 4 6000s a ES RPS 104 | stone. filling station at Grand and Washing~- fouling and of the damage such 4 vear-olds and up, one mile and one-quat- sereive ce eees _99 ®Crudenas...... 99 me os eg , ses Royal High- 7.—Slow Time, Tony Beau, Lady Bush. 2 ton and from Ninth and Washington. | fouls causcd — _ Me oll Peete pd Fitwaies a +107 yg ce eees 101 wane ieee OL a RR eg : boo Re Abulfaeth ..... 0 Eee Little Clair. ...10 tae - 9 2s ot On occasion he must also judge | * anengy + OS cr accoketk «7 . RACE ON LABOR DAY ; tuary behind foul claims when | ¢.o ie } Wdote _.12° pistraction .....122 a usc 193 Gayboy I ..104 | was National Open champion, 0 a . ? Se teehee oe ch en | Doageon ....c 1132 Bum Memmme ccobas | meeewOy = ~..-: 106 Mason Towlc’.10ulinw gross honoes at the Drvecnen | onsnip 'on Labor day, Sept. 5. at! America’s Finest Greyhound T strictly to the letter of the law. | Ariej aes Hs: 122 Excalibur ..... 125 mace ’ on orirst Call..... 99|4OW & “eg weeagigesin at the fifteenth | Port Moody, B.C. The race will be : ‘ers ao -s a n p , ili { > j - 4 j there would be few fights go to by Pee ae 133 Algernon ....-:- = Pomel samy E108 oy Lillie oe annual senate Relations tourna javera three-mile course. They will their limit. And so it hes come | Kourth race~-The Claiborne, conditions, *Annrentice a owance Claimed. ment or the Chicago District row for $2500 a side, it is stated. " , ° ve up ; -half fur- |= to pass that referees, by custom, S-year-olds and up, six end one | = ———— ' | longs: | disregard minor fouls that are | sotin J. Wil- a Storm . King sag it ° . I oe Faas Z >u 4) ee ena rasa cme ~ i. ltucky Piay ///111 Avialia voet 100 mage. ‘ighters in the heat | Befair ........ 103 Indian Love : : att] epee 1: of battle can not always strictly | oon Battle .-7 - ss be Pes RI Ek tie MINOR 9 OM abet gy BE” ‘aided eeaceedediiia dediamadtionmmeagsedae c ated ex CE ae tna eration nttnsnsn. DRS lk MNS Qe AR eh MRO + ae nee, OIF ep tBNO > am 20g nase he i i if a i a ut pt ang . Meauntt Lo) ” . ati wines o-geecal r ase se eae ate a oh ; = : ee a Ne . . mote : ry 5 v Aes, ee . Reese : st a Nene ie, hae aes At 5s annoy r p ‘ dh ite pa . . SR ARAL MA REA Ip PEI APO IIS te AN Ne oh i AA a Oe eee A a rege ee ff ere eer nares See aan ca PrN ik teal: PUI re tt 6 a etIn gh EO Rte 4 ; PRR Le “ 3 ten idee . : ila A te Py frat Nome et aw" 4 : cabins ststaiaall . prchinceignn £2 ares , . ; get Si ‘caplet OPTS MO PEE iM mien, ee NPA png Mire LM OO eat ot O aa + chen tie aide tare isi 1 Sy Prepare pa aperebi. 1s Gwe ee a a ae ee Pee er oe a ee er “ — ae “~ nay - aA Eee s wi cwagainere i deta em as tenets ailing $ 588A pe neat pne steeeetaaeheit eb phist anc telipagentl pent ontiaip m aaigly Metantevter wt — . fey 6x Clete ty alle nae FO Rapa ces PRE htt Be Myey tine om 0 en te ea om Gs sO 5 STO > 3 el en, al oe ee eee ee eu ee aig wy - ” . ~*~ “ 1 ek ae fe ee ie i Ds Re Ares re aise ean ri ¥ Ava ae ee, erent

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gt — -. £ € f | F I AT MADISON. AT RAMONA. Oarsmen Will | & ) eat Pde : Nae pe Rees oe rm ny pe Row at Chicago | Is growing bigger every day! . .. as more and more men, young men and youths of St. L + a Cross. Little Jude. Tor potas — we > D 3 uawi ‘St. Louisans Depart —_— to alize the immensity of the values! i. friends tell friends! “ : -— . 3 =e; — wey Entri | Buder, former captain of the Cen- | ) I Plant in Madison | .. ‘ Peann! Harvey Duf ‘tury crew. Leo Luning, regular eal 12: 3 ; 4 SOND & oo Tance Bul First race. three-sixteenths mile: occupant of the bow seat in the /f . ‘ j | t Is Building New ki 4 Roawi. ggg ri t co" iF = gee i Knight aM, dg te she 1. u ill not accon par vy th de a un y; 6 ‘ ee ee ae narkile y Jerr . 25 pany © seagtts BALSA E. BUA e EEN 0; j me artin Chuz zlew itt Mission Belle Mrthical Hero Echo Castalion aes mn _— g ; a | Jan es The Ciown tear tae ‘Du aft Shuffiing Nellie gation due to illness. The loss of | 7 “One on St. Charles Road. % ; ; ed THIRD RACE—Futuriis Second race. one-fourth mile: |Luning, who has been a regular | | ba % : h La Sler’s Cross Hine ms Robbie Dumb Dora i ri Clair : member of the crew ell seasca. ania / = “4 : Attie Jus (Yd Port ump obbie Direc ) Mmempoe - tie Pe Gis SCAS % : ;| ea w-2-Lone - i Burton et er’s guinnie sit o Honey ‘will weaken the locals consider- . . 3 . . a .. = - Dance - Ci err Sis fi Ait « sit 4VVUaed Sivas - 36 rc S ia P| a t : FOURTH. RACE—Qu r a , tai’ 3 race. Futurity a ee ably. Coach Allen is likely to fill Men!...There’s still many weeks of hot weather ahead of us! F j CT OF ACR * . . - 43 Gocd_ Brisace Mic Key's Pa acuum up tid — we the vacancy with either Earl | Still many weeks when you'll be glad to slip into one of ~~, / SS . - 3 Crotch Eold Peck Ride Bonnie Victory Jennie Sat ‘ ee Di oe see ; Sa ae . HAS Q IRED . = ; i Oakland Girl TI ir'sh Dutt a Hal gohe T,, Sebiven Kriegsman or George Antrobious. | these cool, comfortable Suwits!...and then think of the sav- ~. z BEEN AC U oe 7 = } rs vville Ceres iremian pes Bm: . . a . ; Be i) meecor rH RACE—Five. oninthoee 4 Pace Fourth, race. one-fourth mile Kriegsman has been a reserve for ings!. .. Why it will pay any man to buy one of these Suits and A 3 SS a. ; u pe Jose Gaiden sd et Pair onl Gal Mask, several seasons while Antrobious put it away for next season! Investigate! \ & i Antici “a | i ae Wi ides st Robbie Seat besten Mise Rap Eagle is serving his first year with the ‘. Taken in ticipa- re z abe "Fifth race. five-sixteenths mile: crew T 12 . o; SIXTH RACE —Three-sixt ee cathe mile: men rm rr teenths 3 - . : ; t oO No. | > Horse Racing Inter- : % ra Ridge Azercame Evil Eve * ema ctl pl Century will row egainst the |; | hon AR : e i a Betty ae ety Foot Jack Culver eight in a race over a mile ' / Will De nd En = : > lit : ar Rurr | aN ma - Lies ; Pr Nn arava s Si —y zane, quarter mile. Mungers Zinen | 224 &@ quarter course while the Lin- | Nearly 300 Suits! iN ests . CAVE C 2 3 * 3 . upply, Inc., cup race oln Par ww Lee Ss re TW ee a Enocklotts irish ae Wohiocan Tommy's Ctrl coln on k cre will me et the South ...0f cool, long | ; forcement of New Law. aa’ # ite Whiff cagie Ri Gaiters aximum Meadows | Side Club. The two winners will | & wearing Panamas! : | OLD 4% : bh — foak xa ag ue Lyme meet in the final for the Tribune - «« im neat styles ; | $ea J FIGHT RACE—Futurity, “hed Top Cab me - Poe Puturitr: Waves Trophy and individual gold medals. -..and serviceable 4 few on “con Catacomb: 3 4 rrTine :? hnorse-Tacin L The The referee also has been sum- |8 with the Flints. 6 with Briz-s a bh “REDUCED cs ” a as — ee Com miss if iE. Peis : : sizes at the PRICE of $71 Ss ts f a tne nant afe ae eeee & i Mmoned to appear before the com- CLUB. eh eo L. Pee. | Nash, 5 with Angelicans and ? pet FEY A an ut ad a pape see wot prt - a Reach Vi mission. Qakland. $753.926 Portland 6373 495 | with the Liberty Bell, The Svn- i. - Serene ec S At — Seattle... 77 Oliyw'd 64 76 457 _ ie cae te ama it i ae a ; ey Lez: ire in draitiag the aw, | _ sf DECEITFUL PEARL WINS Frisco. . . 78 59 SOS Missions. 6179 436 | SSS Dave * wu ith the Nash aad j{f pg , \ Worsteds! Cassimeres! Flanmnels! Tropicals! Priestley’s Mohairs!. be he nore fear the eurtiewl o eu | Sacra'nto 70 69 .504 _L.Angeles 52 86 377 | * with the India Tires. While the! § SN | ae Ks | are to be found in this Big Lot!...and then think of the styles!.- ‘Soe i aati ee ee pore | COLUM : a : : " ro nite ' +y + ‘ . fh ~ ¢ . - 47 + wn J . - : gh. . ’ ail 3 ek © >t : Le 4) to sere. | f : q on i] | IN BROOKFIELD DERBY | cage tg gg es oboe y team has 8 with tlre J : re Bae. Breasters! Square Cuts! Double Breasters! English me - Buttoa | a cadline werte mel x mee : iow € . C nd Tires, — Louis — : « deadciine Wo a urchas at ee oe Box me ie $2 se7 gr worth 26 = 475 Standing of * About 400 Suits in Models!...and 2-Button Conservative Suits! Where else im a me ae ohne horse tracks, | phootleere Pig 3 nin powsten an Ant. 56 64 .447 | anaing OL teams: : ' : . eee a we ae eel BROOKFIELD, Mo., Aug. 12. Waco .. GBSR EST Shrecent £568 40% CLUB. : as wis this lott. ..and Ev- can you find such splendid values in is Hines the races are run im ee )ue 4 ; a The Brookfield Derby was WoOn/ Dallas.. 58 62.483 Besumont 49 70 412 |Gus Klemmes 124 ¢ 725 ery ones a BAR- ‘oe after: t dog tracks operate’ prohihities } || * _— yesterday afternoon by Deceitful| COTTON STATES. toi eee GAIN! .. . Think of —Suits for Men! Seek H. Walk Te & Pearl, owned by R. Griffin of) GUB. WL, Pt. eee ee ee am Service...108 73 5S? getting genuine , : son Track Still in —S ratios. tor foe @ oe YS Barnard, Mo. It was the ee Hattie g 34 17 “355 Gulfport 21 24 467 |Flint Laundry... -.1/9 a2 3 Palm Beach Suits Suits for Y oung Men! he > :ck still is operat- | Assistant Bis . 2 day in the history of the inn | Monroe. 2: SOL Meridian 14 26 .350 | Liberty Bell © 7 143 49 ...in the wanted . | > mae | he { rf Bd | Alex'dria 2019 .513 Laurel... 1123 324 India Tires 6 144 Qi . — at ght. but that May Oe Ut- “in .. 7 a County Fair, official tabulations a dark as well as licht —S1utts for Youths! ‘rmount Jockey Club policy te ii 8 showing 21,000 admissions. ac anteeggentid ASSOCIATION. ‘ patterns at $9! Our Finer Qual- aed ‘county. te} iiee ae a Be _~- ~ ats BAe LUB. rend r Rogie: ita ri ty Mohair and r Madison County. ™ (> UC HGas ‘ . 3 The featyre of the races was the nh ot $9 $s . Sos Atlanta. 55 = = 485 3 jer Jones” rot al — ; ...ouits that are Tropical Suits 4 The.tracks’ patronage 1s | bootlegme $ a ¥ » #£ is 5 +. - vats 4 Oe . - . iit. . : pe f ‘ss oo bir He “08g ok we secant ore 5m Little Rk 45 74. — boa! story of Ban 7 ‘Ly re end describes on bs a5 im a way — trimmed), At $ .wh 2 from the same | said. 5 et fe 2 Smithville roy, ng unabie emphis 52.556 Chat'oga AY and Men's Genuine Panama $2 55 lien caress le yg The Missouri Supreme Court, In| ball ° ; . tae Cheice SOc or 3 fer $1.00. ‘ bale + See Duco Demonstrated k Men’s “‘Suit Pattern’’ Mohair and ; he decision — followed a i 7 3 Tropical Worste n hnouncement of plans for) Sam - at Our Cherokee Store y 2 31 ee St. BS All oo a i aie $4.88 racing plants in St Louie] DStS aN; a i £12es . 2 mee Oe © 6 6 ee we oe ee 8 nry. Kansas City and elsewhere] Se aan ~ r The Madison Kennel | ™errew Men’s $2 Worsted Werk Pants in the wanted dark mixtures as Si well as stripe effects ” oe a Tt Just a few things you can do to make your home rests made no announce- | HG r intention to move} | river into Missowri wn- > 2 2 BSC bh @ BS eS eS Se Pa ne A ‘ + . . . ’ ayy r a Ji? er ed (oe 687 GP =a GP Ga =a =) aa Gee au. ed } —_ => “SP GE GP GED ae en —i ——m we ma | (0 !lm lr 7 9 5° : BY) yf 7 , ce f ; SOOO OOOO CII IIE IIIS ' ! i ! 7 a : : more beautiful with : 3 tracts for the new | . u : Men's Genuine Palm Beach Pants in Boys’ Wash Sik a i having baile ehelaen nal teed | ; DUCO ' solid and fancy colers, oe: | Tentative Guentun Mee 1 a. mus Brushes Easil WO we Ls, suite Ro ’ x h SEL cr: ber and other materials tor) Sa 3 -~ : . ys’ Vas Knic! ; ae y Men’s All-Wool Pure In- $3.29 | —_ r road plant have! @ oh Se: . , and % first deliv- 7 aa a Dries Quickly ‘ i digo Dye Blue Serge Pants Bo" s’ Wash Lo ie Ss mc Lf For the KITCHEN— q ee ee J ng ce 5 Your refrigerator will look beautiful in DUCO. Use | French Serge Pants at.... . Boys’ fine Khaki and White Duck 7 contractor in charge | af — on the odd stool, the breakfast set or even the i Men’ ; ; : i Leng Pants—also Golf Knickers, at. $1.27 _ ‘Oo have completed plants at | ee e I 13 : a” + = be i ‘37 : 4 . en's Pure Irish Linen Golf Knick- ! Wash Knickers and Straight Pants, 2 Miwaukee and Steubenville, O. in| ae For For the BEDROOM— ! ers, in S$1Zes $2 45 | in sizes 3 to 6 years, at. 5 ie 7c } Weeks’ time. | NEW at Choose your color 28 to 42. 2 dipcan " Boys’ Wash Kaickers of Crash ma .acdison County plant will | at | ie room. The hed Suesed te the gl meng Rg mg nm * Aas Daytona Cloth (all sizes), “tad 47¢ -» on Aig. 35, after a Rigniy a my the same night. ' Men's White Duck Pants, in $1 55 ' Boys’ Imported Linen and Khaki 97¢c perous 27-day meeting. It a} For the FLOORS— sizes 28 to 42, at ......... 99 | Knickers (6 t 16). cto scr ceseenee. built two years age tor $100. at DUCO CLEAR is ideal for the , j ; ; Beys’ Pincheck and Khaki Leng 77 Or less. The St. Chartes plant : i a in am hour! Pint, $1.05, Quare a lincleum. Dries . Men's Full-Cut Khaki Pants. 89 f Pants (10 to 18 years), at............. c t more in erder to mateh oa 2 ee ! in sizes 28 to 42, at v ! Boys’ Genuine Palm Beach Long 2 rive Ramona Park pliant; 4 i ’ fy . ‘ Boys $1 Caps in nearly all Pants (4 to 16), at..--..-..--.++-. $ 42 have @X- | * aute bedy fin- : Men's Pure Sulphur-Dyed Khaki ' sizes—Price Reduced to Boys’ White Sailor Long Pants 67c wy yf 4 * Get it at the STAR bal ' Pants. Sizes $1 55 j 57C ee i Dis Oe ie oe ek ee cee wade bane ‘ eo : : : Loui county ate is ‘ . ’ Juvenile Wash Suits—our finest : » = : from the Sf fovis Court- * ~ ' me ee Om Oe n.d ' . ~ quality (2 te 16), Of. «62. ec eeccens $1.77 — Rou-- It lies teemediately north * an Young Men's Collegiate Pants of ! wh meal so gps oye a ——— Suits and Overalls . 49C¢ ld od feral Highway Noe. 46 (the - a $2 88 i Tub Fast Shirting Materials— : a rica road). Tt is serves 9 ‘ . - Boys’ $1.00 Play eta: and Overalis a (2 Sriem atree? ear 2h and 7 P . 20 *i e meres—all sizes .......... ' " eS B We Oh Bivsenk sande Dae 69c =. Tee Taek ee e === * ! j 48c Boys’ Extra Fine Queley Pig Suits 89 n asked te install a Meenaa | : i Oh ae os sbnoeewcd sata ¢c . ae "meine ice a we ff { Yeung Men's _ oe ei reves 4 genom a x j Extra Fine Fian- Whit e Washahle xed from the Welliston * , - 3 — Pants hae U. S. Navy Pants, St. Jebn’s Station. andi * ‘ wide waist bands i teen 29 to 48 racked westward. The track |: 4 %-Pint DUCO The New bucog 50 ' and belt loops. aa a mt eae ae ee Mm THINNER. ... SPRAY GUNS. 9 eB Beatson » west of St. « Beware of imitations—Be sure to *i e 88 $ BO. Curwoo ;. =: : 1. Awther, Near Dent). ask for and get genuine DUCO +e c Aer ween al ae 7 . 4 Ls gm iated ‘wane ag . Ow: ISSO. Mich At ) : i'pper. . ) ich. Aug. ian cies ° All NINE STAR SQUARE STORES are authorized dealers of ag | a. Oliver Curwood, suther, s Du Pont Paints, Varnishes, Stains, Enamels and DUCO. ——— ome peatly te crowing weaker. his phy} r lets eee “Ft _—_ =— «<= & = =p << ame ty Thr J j Haviland an. ‘ee eeeeeeeERER ES ERED EEE Re ee ee ee ee Geen ee ee SN orth west Corner re & —— AV - ‘e? death was only a matter of ii