St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 21, 1927

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: The fate of the missing ie ¥ . = a was broadcast. | The havy destroyer Hazelwood, ““t @ futile search of the -sea at Supposed position where the message was sent from the Spirit, turned late today to- San . Francisco to refuel. |The destroyer La Vallette and Sirplane carrier Langley were ae 240 miles west of San helsco, continuing their sarch 4 r the two other planes. reh Extended to Big Area. © Fourteneth Naval District Sed the search today for the mE Dole planes, sending alr- one word, so far as could be Hand-Painted Sunburn. Is New Fad at Deauville Contrasted Stockings and Wrap-Around Bathing Suits That Resemble Chopped- Off Evening Gowns to Be Seen. ’ By the Associated Press. DEAUVILLE, France, Aug. 20.— Ballroom gowns and modernist art have been added and divided by two to provide bathing and beach attire with which to startle the public at Deauville’s “Grande Se- maine,’ which opens tomorrow. Gorgeous silks cut by the best dressmakers are used for the new wrap-around bathing suits which Van Dongen is said to have in- spired. These are of one-piece, acutely abbreviated design. Fre- uently they resemble. chopped-off dressing gowns, with uneven hems and tight belts, They fold cross- wise in front, with wide lapels. Legs are much in evide ce and are frequently encased in ec ‘:\trast- ed stockings, carrying out the idea of Paul Poiret, whose protest: “Why dress both legs alike?” has stirred mannequins and society to feats of daring. a_i Hand-painted sunburn is having @ sudden vogue with thousands of city-bleached holiday makers who Swooped down for the big week, filling all available quarters. Many women and not a few men are ap plying “tan” out of bottles. Van Dongen, whose Christian name, Kees, no one ever uses, has turned loose his fantastic art de- Signs for the bathing suits. This final splurge of the tired rich, ending with the Grand Prix horse race a week from tomorrow, is to the seashore what the Grande Semaine in June is to Paris. Everyone desires to be seen and the women try out their best ideas on Deauville society, which at pres- ent includes the Dake and Duchess of Westminsbter, Mrs. Jean Nash Dubonnet, scores of well-known ac- tresses and film artists and a large representation of wealthy Ameri- cans. FAIR, SOMEWHAT WARMER TODAY; CLOUDY TOMORROW | THE ee noon Dp. m, D. D. D. D. — rita Spetis m™m é ° Sintlentoe street reading. Yesterday's high, 75 (3:15 p. m.): 59, (6 a. m.). Official fore- ' ON , YE. cast for St. Lonis and somewhat warmer today; to- morrow partly cloudy. Missouri: and Fair somewhat a b Vagrant and unconfirmable ra | another of the | Weather Outlook f for Thi: | 20.—The weath- | ‘er outlook for the week beginning identified or | Gained Illegal Entry Into U. morrow cloudy. Illinois: today; slightly Warmer; tomor- row partly cloudy; warmer in the extreme south portion. Sunset, 6:48, Sunrise (tomor- y row), 6:21. Fair Week. CHICAGO, Aug. Monday: Upper Mississinpi and lower Missouri valleys and north- ern and central great: plains: Mod- erate temperature most of week; no extended precipitation period likely. DESERTED AS BABY, YOUTH FINDS AND WOUNDS FATHER | en S. to Get Revenge and Now Will Be Deported. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 20.—An- drew Kolancic, 25 years old, who, according to immigration officials here, crossed the Atlantic and rained illegal entry into the United States with the avowed purpose of killing his father, must go back to Czecho-Slovakia, his vengeance un- accomplished. Kolancic found his father last week in Youngstown, O., and shot him. The bullet struck the victim in the neck and the elder Kolancic will recover. Kolancic says his father desert- ed his family 25 years ago, when Kolancic was three months old, according to Immigration Inspector Garfikle. A sister of the youth came to America first, located her father in Youngstown, and notified her brother. It is understood she was unaware of his plans for re- venge. Youngstown police, despite the fact that Kolancic has confessed to murderous intent in the shooting, will not press the charge. Instead, they have turned him over to im- migration authorities, who plan to bring him to Cleveland tomorrow and hold him for deportation. Ko- lancic sits stolidly in jail, without remorse, sorry only on one ac- count, “his aim was bad.” COOLIDGE DISAPPOINTS WOMEN They Spent $600 on Church, but He Has Not Attended It. Bw the Associated Press. RAPID CITY, 8S. D., Aug. 20.— There is considerable disappoint- ment and perhaps a trace of re- sentment among the women of the Rapid City Cdngregationa!l Church. because President Coolidge has shown no inclination to attend services there. They spent $600 to repair and clean the church when they heard Mr. Coolidge was coming to the Black Hills and many days were spent with hard work to get everything ready. The President's first Sunday in the hills camé and he went to the tiny church in the frontier town of Hermosa and he has been going there ever since. Some of the Rapid City women thought he should have come here, especially since the young Rolf Lium, who preaches at Hermosa, is not or- dained. They are still hoping Mr. {Coolidge will come and have sent him an invitation to attend their and vicinity: Fair ~|FANNIE BLOOMFIELD ZEISLER, warmer today; to-| partly | : ;of Chicago. CELEBRATED PIANIST, DIES She Had Been Ill for Ten Months of Heart Disease at Her Chicago Home. CHICAGO, Aug. 20. — Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler, a celebrated pi- anist, died here tonight after an ill- ness of 10 months, of heart dis- ease. She was 64 years old. Mme. Zeisler was born in Bielitg, Poland, July 16, 1863. Her parents emigrated to America when she was two years old and she lived in Chicago from the time she was four years of age. She early showed musical talent and was sent to Vi- enna to study under Leschitizky. Her career as -a_ professional pianist began when she was 20 years old in 1883 with an American tour. Subsequently she played in almost every country in Europe. In 1885 she married Sigmund Zeisler They had three chil- dren, Leonard B., Paul B. and Er- nest B. Zeisler. She founded the Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler Musi- cians’ Relief Fund. 200,000 GREET LINDBERGH ON ARRIVAL AT MILWAUKEE. New York-to-Paris Flyer to Rest Today—Plans to Fly to Madison Tomorrow. MILWAUKEE, Wis., Aug. 20.— Col. Charles A. Lindbergh was wel- comed here today by 200,000 per- sons, who overran the air field pwaere the “Spirit of St. Louis” | was brought down, lined the city’s | streets for more than a mile and shouted to the echoes when the'§ youthful hero spoke at Park. Milwaukee’s welcome to the flyer did not abate until Lind- bergh was finally taken to the se- clusion of a local hotel. There a banquet, attended by city officials and prominent citizens, was given in his honor. It was the first time Lindbergh had been in Wisconsin since his epochal flight from New York to Paris. He smiled at the shouts of the multitudes that trailed him from the moment he landed at the county airport at 2 p, m. until the end of a parade in the public park. Sunday Lindbergh is to be given a complete day of rest at the summer estate of Clarence Fal®, on the Green Bay road. FISHERMEN WITNESS DUEL OF SHARK AND TUNA FISH Battle Off New Jersey Beach Re- sort Ends When Body of 1000- Pound Tuna Fieats Ashore. Special to the Post-Dispatch. BRANT BEACH, N, J., Aug. 20. —Fishermen returning from surf casting at Tower Inlet report hav- met death in a fight with a shark. tacular aquatic battles ever seen on this coast, when a huge tuna fish met death in a fight with a sharg. The body of the tuna, estimated to have weighed more than 1000 pounds, floated ashore shortly aft- er the combat, which was fought barely 100 yards from the beach. The big tuna was seen swimming a few feet off shore an hour before the encounter. Robert Doyle, a life guard, tried to harpoon the fish, and William Kirk, a cottager, shot at it with a .45-caliber re. volver. Doyle says he believes the fish had been injured at sea be- fore it came into shallow water, otherwise it would have bested the shark. Campers and fishermen watched the combat between the big fight- ers a half hour. The sea in the gully inside the bar was repeatedly churned into fury as the pair met, the big fin of the shark visible above the water before ¢ach charge. The outcome of the battle was in doubt until the 10-foot tuna Boates ashore dead. C-52 Returns From State Fair. arrived at its home hangar last ST. LOUSAN AND BROTHER KILED INPLANE ALL William and Ormond Van Crash in Kentucky. RELATIVES WITNESS FATAL TAIL SPIN Clarence, Third Brother, Sees Tragedy After Flying to Harrodsburg in By Long Distance Telephone to the Post-Dispatch. HARRODSBURG, Ky., Aug. 20. —William and Ormond Van Ars- dale, the latter employed by the Robertson Aircraft Corporation, at Lambert Field, near St. Louis, were killed in an airplane crash in sight of their brother, Clarence Van Ars- dale, also of St. Louis, and other relatives and friends near here to- day. William, whose home was in Louisville, was piloting a new alir- plane he had flown from Denver, Colo., by way of St. Louis. Clarence Van Arsdale, who lives at 4125 Shaw avenue, St. and is X-ray technician at Koch Hospital, near Jefferson Barracks, and his wife had flown vith Wil- liam from St. Louis. On arriving here late this after- noon, William took Ormond for a flight. .Clarence started to accom- pany them, but changed his mind just as he was about to step into the plane and said: “I guess ['ll stay on the ground this time and let you two fly.” Into Tail Spin at 2000 Feet. A few minutes later the plane, Louis, The army nonrigid dirigible C-52 3 at a height of 2000 feet, went fnto a tail spin and crashed in a field. Ormond’s wife and four children, who had waved to him as he en- tered the plane, had left and did not see him fall. Clarence and a young sister, and a group of friends, however, witnessed the tragedy. Ormond left St. Louis two weeks ago when his mother died. Re- cently he gave up the flour milling business to learn flying. William was a commercial flyer of Louisville. He had purchased an Alexander-Eagle plane in Den- Juneau | ver, for Mrs. Arcola Willis, wife of a Louisville business man whom he had taught to fly. Was Delivering Airplane. He arrived in Louisville at $8 o’clock this afternoon with his brother and sister-in-law as pas- sengers. Mrs. Willis inspected the plane on its arrival in Louisville and then the pilot took off for Or- mond’s home at Van Arsdale Sta- tion, where his wife and children have been living while he was in St. Louis, William was an experienced pilot. When he had climbed to sufficient height with Ormond as his passen- ger, he began stunting. The plane went into a spin and one wing col- lapsed. As the plane crashed to earth, Ormond was thrown clear. William’s body was found pinioned under the motor. Both were dead when spectators reached the plane. The crash occurred at 6 o’clock. Clarence Van Arsdale has lived in St. Louis for several years. He for- merly was X-ray technician at Barnes Hospital there. Ormond, who was 35 years old, went to St. Louis a month ago and secured em- ployment at the Robertson Aircraft Corporation as a mechanic while he continued his instruction in fly- ing. William was 32 years old and un- married. PITTSBURG COAL COMPANY SEEKS TO ENJOIN STRIKERS Award of $1,500,000 for Damages Is Asked in Suit Against Tnion and ee Concern. the Associated Pre PF TTSBURG Aus. 20.—Interna- tional, district and local officers and individuals of the United.Mine Workers of America and the Na- tional Surety Co., were named de- fendants in an equity suit filed in Federal Court here today by the Pittsburg Terminal] Coal Corpora- tion, under provisions of the Sher- man and Clayton acts. The corporation, charging the de- fendants with conspiring to pre- vent the plaintiff from moving coal in interstate commerce, asked for $1,500,000 damages and an injunc- tion to restrain the union men and the surety company from interfer- ing with the operation of its non- union mines in this district. Judge F. P. Schoonmaker or- dered the defendants to appear Aug. 25, to show cause why such TORTURE BY FIRE AILS TWO MEN WAYLAID ON ROAD Arsdale, Latter of Robert- | son Aircraft Corporation, Ill- | Fated Machine With Wife | Victims of Attack Near Bal- timore, Md., Unable to Name Assailants Before Death From Burns. CLOTHING SOAKED WITH KEROSENE On Way to Shore Resort, Armed Trio Stops Pair— Taken Unconscious to De- serted Cottage in Country By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, Md., Aug. 20.— Torture was employed today sup- posedly in a bootleg feud. Knocked unconscious and dragged to a de- serted country cottage where their clothing was saturated with kero- sene and the house set afire, two beaten men squirmed to the out- side, severly burned. They died a few hours later at a hospital. Death came before they tell a coherent story. John C. Harrahy, 36 years old, and Chester Pugh, 33, each the father of several children, were the victims. They were motoring to a shore resort outside the city early today, they were able to tell police, when another car blocked their path. Three men, each hold- ing a pistol, commanded them to get out, and when they did they were struck on the head and body with pistols. Harrahy said he remembered no more until he felt intense pain. He found his clothing afire and the room ablaze. Pugh lay beside him. He shook him and they tore off their clothing. The flames leaped dbout them, they said, and they managed to crawl to a window and fall several feet to the lawn. They reached the road and called for help. A policeman found them. “The Kid! The Kid!" whispered Harrahy in agony before he died. On this clew, a man known as the “kid” was questioned. He was re- leased later. Edward “Spike” Seamer an as- sociate of the late bandit, Richard Reese Whittemore, who was re- ported to have been shot by Whit- temore while the latter was a fugli- tive from the Maryland penitent‘ary two years ago, was being sought tonight. The police want to ques- tion him about the murders. — ern ITALY PROPOSES TO RENAME BORDER TOWNS AND MOUNTAINS Irritated by Reaction of French to Re-Christening of Peak After Mussolini. ed Pw OORMAYEUR. I Italy, Aug, 20. —Irritated by French reaction to the re-christening of one of the highest peaks of Mont Blanc as Mount Benito Mussolini, Italian patriots are demanding Italianiza- tion of all geographical names on the southern side of the Franco- Italian frontier. The peak now named for the Duce, they point out, was until last week's ceremony graced with the French name “Le Pere Eternal,” or the eternal father. They term the French attitude of alarm “ab- surd and unjustified.” Italians declare the come to rename the towns, hills and peaks. Every town, hill and street must have its name changed, according to Fascist leaders, who point to the precedent set by Mussolini in urg- ing the change in the name of Bolzano, near the Austrian fron- tier, to the older and more Italian form of Bolgiano. NICARAGUANS TO TAKE PLACE OF MARINES, GEN. FELAND SAYS Conditions Are Improving, Says Of- ficer—Diner Given by Diaz in His Honor. MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Aug. 20. -—The policing of the various sec- tions of Nicarague where marines have been on guard will be taken over by the Nicaraguan constabu- lary as fast as possible, Brigadier- General Logan Feland, in com- mand of United States Marine forces in Nicaragua, stated today. “General conditions are improv- ing steadily,”” Gen. Feland told the Associated Press. President Diaz tonight, gave Gen. Feland a dinner at the Managua Club, at which were 200 guests, in- cluding the American Minister, Charlies C. Eberhardt, diplomatic corps, Cabinet members and prom- inent foreigners. President Diaz said he was greatly pleased with the results of the work accom- plished by Gen. Feland. The American General, with his staff, will leave tomorrow for the United States. could time has villages, cs Wife and Sister of Condemned Anarchists | Nr en een er A etn aa ee eS —International Photo. MBS. NICOLA SACCO, on left, meets Miss Luigia Vanzetti, re- cently arrived from Europe to visit her brother. CHAPLIN'S LAWYERS DISCUSS SETTLEMENT In Session Behind Locked Doors —Rumor That Agreement Has Been Signed. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 20.— Whether the former Lita Grey’s suit to divorce Charles Spencer Chaplin, film comedian, will go to trial Monday depends on whether a settlement is reached out of court. The custody of the Chaplin baby boys and the amount of the money settlement on Mrs.. Chaplin are the points at issue. Sums ranging from $850,000 upward are men- tioned as the amount demanded of Chaplin. Attorneys representing both do- mestic’ camps remained behind locked doors most of the.day. New feports that a settlement already had been reached were circulated and generally were accepted as true, although not confirmed by the attorneys. Signatures were said already to have been affixed and nothing remained but approv- al of the trial court Monday. Formal announcement of settlement was expected to be made when the case was called, after which Mrs. Chaplin would take the stand, forget virtually all the accusations she made against the comedian and ask for a 4i- vorce on grounds of cruelty or incompatibility, without opposition from Chaplin, according to the re- ports now current. MEN WITH GAS MASKS SEARCH CAVE FOR MISSING GEOLOGIST Finding of Dynamite Suggests Ex- plorer May Have Been Hurt in Blasting Out a Passage. By the Associated Press. SHELL MOUND, Tenn., Aug. 20. —A searching party of six miners led by O. P. Pile, State Mine In- spector, is in Nick-a-Jack cave to- night in a renewed effort to find Lawrence 8. Ashley, a geologist who went into the cave Monday on an exploring trip. Equipped with gas masks and test lamps, Pile said they would remain in the cave un- til Sunday morning unless Ashley were found. They are prepared to push their way beyond the last point reached in the cave by 12 other searching parties. he said. The finding of a quantity of dynamite in a cache in the cave led to the belief that Ashley may have attempted to blast a passage- way into a larger cavern he had told of discovering some time ago. Searchers said he might have been caught in a slide of rock or fallen victim to after-damp following the blast. 99,9 PCT. WAR DEAD IDENTIFIED WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—An of- ficial check-up by the War Depart- ment made public today shows that $9.9 per cent of the Ameri- cans killed during the World War have been identified and rest in registered graves either at home or in France. The total number of deaths in the A. E. F., including those wito died on transports, is placed at 77,- 771. On June 30 of this year the number of registered graves was 77,701 of which 46,284 were in the United States, 605 in foreign countries for private interment and 320,812 remaining in Europe. Of those in Europe 20,880 are buried in France, 431 In Great Britain, 373 in Belgium, while 123, at the request of their families, have been left undisturbed in the battlefields where they were orig- the - WOMAN ADMITS GRIME FOR WHICH NEGRO DIED Police Refuse to Hold Her for Murder—Man Was Convicted and Electrocuted. By the Associated Press. NORTON, Va. Aug. 30.—Al- though police said she had ¢on- fessed she killed Bertie Lindsey in Knoxville, Tenn. about five years ago, a crime for which a Negro was electrocuted, Mra. Sadie Mendil, 28 years old, was re- leased from jail here today. Chief of Police Warren said he had been advised by the office of the Knoxville Chief of Police that Maurice Mays had paid the death penalty for the crime, and _ that records there showed no charge against the woman. Mrs. Mendil and. her husband, .a palmist, arrived here Wednesday. She went immediately to the police and volunteered a confession, ex- plaining that her conscience had been troubling her. { At the time of the crime, police said Mrs. Mendil told them, her name was Mrs. John Roddy and she lived at Devonia, Tenn. Dressed in men’s clothes and with her face blackened, ec-r--ding to er story, she slipped into the Lindsay wom- an’s home and killed iar in bed. She did so, she said, because a few night previous she had trailed her husband, a traveling man, to the husband and the Lindsay woman together on the street. When she left the jail, Mra. Men- dil told Chief Warren she was go- ing to Knoxville to see her 2-year- old son who is living with friends. EARTHQUAKE IN EUREKA, CAL. SHAKES PLASTER OFF WALLS Shock Lasting 15 Seconds Upsets Linotype Machine, Impairs Fire = : By the Associated EUREKA, Cal., , UE. 20.—Eureka and other towns in Humboldt County were rocked shortly after noon today by the most severe earthquake felt here since 1906. The temblor lasted 15 seconds and impaired the fire alarm system. Cc. C, Fiske, linotype operator for the Humboldt Standard. was slightly injured when his machine careened forward. Several women fainted on downtown streets while buildings swayed and the noise of toppling chimneys and breaking dishes could be heard. Plaster was knocked from many rooms. Reports from Scotia, Fortuna, Arcata and Ferndale, nearby towns, stated merchandise had been shak- en from shelves: glasses, dishes and chimneys broken and some plaster knocked down. Tank racks of the Shell Ofl Co. in Arcata, holding large drums of oll, sank six inches into the ground. In Eureka plaster was knocked from several rooms in the courthouse and from the celling of the city hall. Earth Shock in Massachusetts. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, Aug. 20.—A series of rumblings and slight tremors, which had “all the earmarks of a slight earthquake,” according to Prof. Kirtley F. Mather, head of the De- partment of Geology at Harvard, was felt in this vicinity tonight. Several persons in Quincy reported the rumblings strong enough to rattle windows. Free Band Concert Today. Falkenhainer’s band, at Tower Lindsay home, and had seen her Defense BRANDEIS 0 BE ASKED FOR STAY IN SACCO CASE Turns to Him When Holmes, His Col- league on U..S. Supreme Bench, Refuses to Act. APPEAL WILL BE PRESENTED TODAY New Respite Asked of Gov- ernor — Miss Vanzetti Calls for Nation’s Prayers for Her Brother’s Life. By the Associated Press, BOSTON, Aug. 20.—Arthur D., Hill,* chief defense counsel for Nic- ola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzet- ti tonight turned to Associate Jus- tice Louis oD. Brandeis of the United States Supreme Court in another last minute desperate move to save his clients from execution on expiration of their latest res- pite at midnight, Monday. Denied a writ of habeas corpus or stay of execution by Judge James M. Morton Jr., of the Unit- ed States District Court early to- day; and denied a stay by Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes of the United States Supreme Court ear- ly this evening, Attorney Hill an- nounced he would take advantage of Justice Holmes’ action in leav- ing the way open for a similar ap- plication to another justice of the Supreme Court and take his peti- tion to Justice Brandeis who is at his summer home at Chatham, Mass. Will Present Pilea Today. He announced from his offices here tonight that he would leave for Chatham “just as soon as [ can get home and pack a bag.” His plea for a stay of execution to Justice Brandeis will be on the same grounds as that made to Jus- tice Holmes—namely that petitions to bring the case before the full bench of the United States Supreme to be filed in Washington as soon as the full records of the case can be forwarded te the capital. Attorney Hill said he would not make any attempt to see Justice Brandeis tonight, but that he wished to get to Chatham as soon as possible in order to present his case the first thing in the morn- ing. He will be accompanied on the 90-mile automobile ride down the cape tonight by three other members of the defense staff, John Schuman, Richard C. Evarts and Arthur Barnhart. In addition to Justice Holmes and Brandeis, Justice Stone of the United States Supreme Court also is in New England at Isle Ge Haut, Me. Further Reprieve Asked For. Before going to Beverly Farms to make their application to Jus- tice Holmes at his home there, de- fense counsel sent a letter to Gov. Alvan T. Fuller, asking him to grant another respite. The Gover- nor was at his summer home in Rye Beach, N. H., and it was sald at his office that he would not eon- sider the letter probably until his return here Monday. Another defense attorney, Mich- ael E. Musmanno, who went to Washington last night, met with a rebuff when he tried to file a pe- tition for a writ of certiorari in the office of the Clerk of the Su- preme Court of the United Statea. He was informed that the petition could not be received until] com- “‘lete copies of the record of the case in the Massachusetts Supreme Court and the Norfolk County Su- perior Court were filed with ft. Attorney Hill at once dispatched part of the records to Washington and arranged to send the rest as s00n as possible. Musmanno left with the clerk of the court the petitions tn the two appeals together with the filing fees and the cases will be docketed when the records are received in the proepr form. Justice Holmes’ Statement. A statement by Justice Holmes explaining his refusal of @ stay of execution was given out tonight by defense counsel. Pointing out that the crime for which Sacco and Vanzett! were convicted was charged under state laws und the case was tried by a state court, Justice Holmes said: “IT have absolutely ne au- thority as a Judge of the States to —e Court on a writ of certiorari are a 7 7 € aS J j . : wre A ie SiR : ip. he a “<¢ , a A as ft - ‘ ee Aa ee ‘ 2 : 5 Ne Ee ae ys 4 , or 3 ba ¥ ~ We , <j oP Poel Pia 7 - Ket. Riehth A " TF : wat: Wap 2% / ; * ‘ 7" war iu Re ga 3 24d AE -' by Lv a, hed " . “ _~ » 3 PSL Rays CARA ray 2 at ENE «ay % RT had haga WAS church on Sept. 4, his last Sunday pour! after a day's tour to the Mis- inally buried. in the hills, souri State Fair in Sedalia. jan injunction should not be issued. j inally Grove 3 to §:30 m. imued on Page 3, Column 2. —— “3 i “Ly ebay ay 1G ah ate laa, vila ee Mabe een 2ebods i , ‘ we

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tt agriemennpeet. o> SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ within or without the courtroom. refrain from the use of profanity and vile janguage. If believed, this statement indicates nothing more than Judge Tha,er was guilty of a breach of good taste.’ “against that cynically legalistic utterance may be placed iaat of the Congregationalist: ‘Judges can- not * - too scrupulo js in their prac tice, nor the public too insistent in its demands * °* * nuder other circumstances * © © it will not always be easy to convince the publie of the absolute impartiality ee -_ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 _— SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN AGAIN URGES GOV. FULLER TO COMMUTE SENTENCES Declare Execution of Sacco and Vanzetti Would Arouse Pity of Thousands Who. _ PAGE 2 ~ FEDERAL RECORDS. IN SAGCO-VANZETT CASE NEGATIVE ST.LOUIS °OST-DISPATCH Justice Holmes Explains His Refusal to Intervene BOSTON, Aug. 20. () ster WENDELL HOLMES, Associate Justice of the United measure for the t “6—Because there stain on.the Co w ord, embodied in the a@ mission's charge ~thag © Judge had been guilty . breach of officiai decorum. NER ADVISE =u Salam OF LINDBERGH ae “$- -Because here sa strong evidence, as ft utterance of a great for Miss Vanzetti’s visit today. | | The defense committee in a statement tonight said that Miss | Vanzetti. ‘wants to deny as strongly sack) Ses el dt elk : siinitnikhin saieiane tines cnanien aimee vo. af Midi 8 sites 9 © Sic = Sa a as possible that she has come to |} America to induce her brother to come back to the church. She has ‘come to express her own sisterly love and confidence in his inno- cence and to bring messages from ‘his family and fellow townsmen of ‘their faith in him and in Sacco ‘whom they feel to be the victims of i tragic and horrible miscarriage of justice. 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WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. — This writer is able to state to the public today for the first time the exact situation regarding the materia! in the files of the Department of Jus- tice bearing on the cases of Sacco and Vanzetti, who, in the absence of a further reprieve are to be ex- ecuted on the midnight between next Monday and Tuesday. The writer has every reason to believe that the Department of Justice has no desire to suppress this material and that it would con- vey the whole of it to Gov. Fuller of Massachusetts if the Governor should ask for it. Many officials in the department would be pleased and relieved if Gov. Fuller should come forward with such a request. The Department of Justice of the Federal Government is widely in- ternationally held to have inspired the proceedings in Massachusetts against these two alien anarchists and to be engaged now in conceal- ing numerous ascertained facts which, if revealed, would establish the innocence of the condemned men and would save their lives. Nature of Federal Reports. This writer is able to say that to his personal knowledge there is material in the files of the Depart- ment of Justice which shows that the activities of the Federal Gov- ernment regarding Sacco and Van- zetti have had in general the fol- lowing course and character: the charged under State laws and tried by a State Court. I have absolutely no authority as a Judge of the United States to meddle with it. If the proceed- ings were void in a legal sense— as when the forms of a trial are gone through in court surround- ed and invaded by an infuriated mob ready to lynch a prisoner, counsel and jury if there is not a prompt conviction—in such & sense no doubt I might issue & habeas corpus, not because I was a Judge of the United States, but simply as anyone having authority to issue the writ might do so, on the ground that a void proceeding was no warrant for the detention of the accused. “No one who knows anything of the law would hold that the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti was a void proceeding. They might argue that it was voidable and ought to be set aside by those having power to do it, but until set aside, the proceeding must stand. That is the difference between void and voidable, and I have no power to set the pro- ceeding aside. That, subject to the exception that I shall men- tion, rests wholly with the State. .Not Matter of Cutting Red Tape “T have received many letters from people who seem to sup- pose that I have a genera! dis- cretion to see that justice is done They are written with the confidence that sometimes goes with ignorance of the law. Of course, as I have said, I have no such power. The relation of the United States and the Courts of the United States to the States and the Courts of the States is a very delicate matter that has occupied the thoughts of statesmen and Judges for @ hundred years and cannot be disposed of by a summary state- ment that justice requires me to cut red tape and intervene. Far stronger cases than this have risen with regard to the blacks when the Supreme Court” has denied its power. “A State decision may be set SO SE OA ee a | the United States—not by a single Justice of that Court—if the record of the case shows that the Constitution has been infringed in specific ways. An The Department of Justice was engaged in no pursuit whatsoever of Sacco and Vanzetti at the time when they were arrested in Massa- chusetts, May 5, 1920, on the charge of having taken part in the South Braintree murders of Parmenter and Berardelli. The department's attention was attracted to them afterward in the course of an investigation of the bomb explosion Sept. 16, 1920, in Wall Street, New York. The bu- reau of investigation of the De- partment of Justice formed the theory that this explosion was the work of a certain group of Italian anarchists called the Galleani group. An old record showed that Sacco and Vanzetti had been among the subscribers to the periodical is- sued by the Galleani group and called Cronaca Sovversiva. Two suspected members of that group—Salsedo and Elia—had al- ready been arrested for alleged complicity in the bomb outrages which had taken place in numer- ous American cities in the pre- ceding year, 1919. Vanzetti, a few days before his arrest for the south Braintree mur- ders, had visited New York to con- fer with fellow-anarchists there re- garding Salsedo's arrest and de- tention. The Department of Justice ac- tually did not know of this visit but both Vanzetti and Sacco, when arrested by State officers, were told merely that they had been picked up as “suspicious charac- ters” and were at once interrogat- ed as to their “radicalism.” They both thereupon gave lying answers which lawyers for the defense at- tribute to their consciousness of Vanzetti’s visit to New York and of their general association with radical circles. Had No Hand in Murder Charge. With this start of the case against Sacco and Vanzetti and with the subsequent formulation of the murder charge against them the Department of Justice had nothing to do. The Department of Justice was not interested in Sacco and Van- zetti as possible murderers of Par- menter and Beradelli. It was in- terested in them as possible inform- ants concerning the Galilean! anar- chistic group and the Wal) Street bomb explosion. To this end it caused an Italian named Carbone to occupy a cell mext to Sacco’s in the jail in which Sacco was confined. Carbone was to gain from Sacco what informa- tion he could regarding the Ga}- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Aveo P PRESS RcuL aves application for a writ of certi- orari has been filed on the ground that the record shows such an infringement; and the writ of habeas corpus having been denied, I am. asked to grant a stay of execution until! aside by the Supreme Court of | ered by the full Court. 5 “I assume that under the stat / utes my power extends to thi- ! case, although I am not free , from doubt. But it is a power rarely exercised and | should not be doing my duty if I exer cised it uniess 1 thought tha’ there was a reasonable chance that the Court would entertai) the application and ultimately reverse the judgment. This |! cannot bring myself to believe. As to Judge Thayer’s Prejudice. “The essential fact of record that is relied upon is that the question of Judge Thayer's pre judice, raised, and it is said discovered only after the trial and verdict, was left to Judg* Thayer and not to another Judge. But, as I put it to coun sel, if the Constitution of Mas- sachusetts had provided that a trial before a_ singie should be final, without appeal. it would have been consistent | with the Constitution of the United States. In such a cas there would be no remedy for prejudice on the part of the . Judge except executive clemen- cy. Massachusetts has done more than that. I see nothing im the Constitution warranting a complaint that it has not done more etill. “It is asked how it would be if the Judge were subse- quently shown to have been corruptly interested or insane. I will not attempt to decide at Judge ‘|compassion for these men. Human at what point a judgment might | be held to be absolutely void | on these grounds. It is per- | fectly plain that although strong language is used in the present application the judg- ment was not void, even if I interpret the affidavit as prov- ing all that the petitions think they prove—which is somewhat more than I have drawn from them. *T do not consider that I am at liberty to deal with this case differently from the way in which I should treat one that excited no public interest, and that was less powerfully presented. I cannot say that I have a doubt and therefore I must deny the stay. But al- though I must act on my con- victions I do so without pre- judice to an application to an- other of the justices which I should be very glad to see made, as I am far from say- ing that I think counsel was not warranted in presenting the question raised in the ap- plication by this and the pre- | vious writ.” | leani group and bombs. He gained none and was in a few days with- drawn, The Bureal of Investigation of the Department of Justice, never- theless, hopefully sent agents to the Sacco-Vanzetti trial to observe all anarchists who might happen to attend. The anarchists turned out to be few; no results of any im- portance were obtained in this manner. Again hopefully, however, the Bureau: of Investigation of the De- partment of Justice proceeded to watch the members of the Sacco- Vanzetti Defense Committee. Sev- eral of them at that time were well-known alien anarchists. It was thought that their behavior might yield discoveries. It did not. The bomb outrages of 1919 nor the Wall street bomb explosion of 1920 bave not to this day found any so- lution in court. The local prosecuting authorities asked the Boston office of the bureau of investigation of the De- partment of Justice to query the New York office of the bureau as to whether or not any sudden moneys had been received by cer- tain anarchists in New York im- mediately after the South Brain- tree murders. The New York otf- fice made an investigation with no results, and so reported to the Boston office, which so reported to the local prosecuting authorities of Massachusetts. This was the closest that the De- partment of Justice came to fur- nishing any evidence for the con- viction of Sacco and Vanzetti for the murders at South Braintree. It nevertheless is obvious that the relentiess activities of the De- partment of Justice agains! radicals in 1919 and 1920 have to be con. sidered as an important element in the state of mind of Sacco and behavior when arrested and while on trial. The full materia) for that picture is to be found only in the Department of Jus‘ice ar- dhives. “Shock to Civilized World,” Says British Law Journal. ‘pecial to the Pret- Dispatch LONDON, Aug. sue of the British Law Journal de clares the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti would be a shock to the civilized world in view of the tong deiay since the men were convict- ed. When all allowance has been made for the efforts of Gov Ful ler and his advisers to go into al! the facts. the Journal adds the im- preasion remains that there was no —, such certainty in the evidence as to justify the carrying out of a jcapital sentence “must leave no possibility of doubt Vanzetti and in the nature of their. SACCO-VANZETTI DEFENSE APPEALS TO JUSTICE BRANDEIS Continued from Page One. public interest and that was less powerfully presented. I cannot say that I have a doubt and there- fore I must deny the stay.” This, he said, he did without prejudice to an application to an- other Justice which, he added, “I should be very glad to see made, as I am far from saying that 1 think counsel was not warranted in presenting the question raised in the application by this and the previous writ.” Sargent Appealed to. Attorney-General John G. Sar- gent received a visit today at his home in Ludlow, Vermont, from Attorneys, Arthur Garfield Hays of New York and Francis Fisher Kane of Philadeiphia, in the inter- est of Sacco a Vanzetti. The Attorney General deciined to discuss the visit farther than to say that he had listened to what that while he was away from Washington all business of the Department of Justice was in the hands of Acting Attorney-General! Farnum. The Citizens’ National Commit- tee for Sacco and Vanzetti, in a statement issued this afternoon, quoted Attorney Hays as saying that Sargent had declared “that it was the first time he ever un- derstood the relation of the De. partment of Justice to the Sacco- much concern.” While these legal steps progress Vanzetti received death house at a visit from his sister, Miss Luigia Vanzetti, who had journeyed from her home in Italy at his request that he might see her once more first meeting in 19 years. An exceptional privilege 20.—Today’'s is. | “For that evidence.” ft explains given Miss Vanzetti by Warden William Hendry when he unlocked | the cell i to embrace her brother “It's nothing more /mane,” he said, than hu- his sister, the normai friends little of what sed was disclosed. | As Miss Vanztti left the prison (it Was apparent that she was de- | pressed. | Miss Vanzetti had announced the j; hope of persuading her brother to was discus ‘have her approach the Governor with a plea for mercy, but she can- not feel that the people of America, through their elected representa- tives will allow the execution to be earried out when so many millions in America and the rest of the world are confident of the. inno- ie ince of the two men, She feels t at if these two men are put to |death, American justice will be crucified.”’ Cardinal O’Connel] Quoted, Describing Miss Vanzetti’s visit , to Cardinal O’Connell at his Mar- ' blehead. Mass., summer home, the | defense committee's statement | quotes the Cardinal as saying: j “To me, respecting as I do the ‘courts of the commonwealth and | the nation, as a priest of the God of clemency and mercy as well as of justice, my heart is filled with the sentiment of sympathy and | | judgment is fallible always, ‘at best, but it is the only human method of government which civi- ‘lized life has and must depend on Have No Sympathy With Anarchy. Special to the Post-Dispatch. SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Aug. _20. —The Republican says editorially this morning: “The point of supreme ethical importance in the adverse decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Court in the Sacco-Vanzetti case yesterday. is contained in this pas- sage: judge in hearing and deciding the motion based on his own alleged bias or prejudice, although urged in argument by counsel for the de- | fendants, need not be discussed be- ‘cause, as we have just said, neither the judge nor any of his associates had jurisdiction to entertain the motion.’ “The Governor's advisory com- mission declared in its report to hfs excellency that Judge Thayer had been guilty of indiscretions which | constituted ‘a grave breach of of- for order and the conservation of | ficial decorum.’ This raised a ques- whatever is best in human life. But the justice of God is perfect and, in the end, he and his ways as mys- 'terious as they are, are our hope }and salvation.” | While Vanzetti and his sister talked, Mrs. Sacco conversed with her husband, whom she has been seen almost daily since he was removed to the prison from the Dadham jail sereval weeks ago. Before the departure of the two women, Mrs. Sacco introduced they had to say and had told them | Miss Vanzetti to Nicola. The two }/ never had met and their conversa- | tion was brief. Miss Vanzetti issued the follow- ing statement: “I fervently plead with the peo- p:e of my faith, with the people of all faiths. who trust in God and in His divine providence to pray this Sunday for clemency to save my brother and his friend." No Clergyman in Death March. Sacco, like his companion, Van- zetti, long ago renounced religion. None has attempted to induce him to return to his faith. The prison chaplain, the Rev. Michael J. Murphy, has talked with the men, but his visits have not dealt with spiritual affairs. He conversed with them a short time today, but it was said neither man expressed any desire for the solace of religion. Unless they request ¢ themselves no clergyman will ac- company them from their cells to the electric chair. Sympathizers today made their third appearance as pickets in front of the State House. On the two previous occusions nearly 80 persons were arrested for obstruct- ing traffic. Today all 15 of the pickets were taken to a police station after seven minutes had been given them to quit the vi- cinity. Among them were Powers Hapgood, who is at liberty under bail, after appealing from a sen- tence of six months in the House of Correction for inciting to riot in a Sacco-Vanzetti demonstration on Boston common; John Dos Passos, author, and Paxton Hib- ben, both of New York. Shortly before 9 o'clock tonight Warden Hendry and Father Mur- phy. prison chaplain, visited the condemned men in the death cells again, where the Warden told them that their last chance of appeal ap- parently had been lost. The men took the news calmly, Hendry said, and Vanzetti warmly thanked him for his “extreme kind- ness in permitting me to embrace my sister this afternoon.” Van- zett! also gave the Warden a letter to one of his friends in Plymouth. in which he again touched on the Warden's kindness. Warden Hendry said he was visit- ed this afternoon by a women em- ploye of a Watertown rubber com- pany. who said she was a spiritual- ist and had been “warned” that the prison would be bombed by an air- Plane Monday night. The Warden assured her that every precaution was being taken to guard the struc- Sacco and Vanzetti. ture, 16 Pastors Join Condemned Men. BOSTON, Aug. 20.—A petition asking for commutation of sgent- Both were deeply affecte® at their ence for Sacco and Vanzetti to life Vanzetti case” and had “displayed | | Fuller today by were in | in the! the State Prison | imprisonment was sent to Gov 168 clergymen of various denominations in and other states. The signers include Hubert Cc fierring. Boston, secretary of the department of socia) relations of the Congregational churches of ‘he United States; Harry Emer son Fosdick and Presiltent Henry 8S Coffin of Union Theologica! Seminary, New York: Dan F. Brad. ley, Pilgrim Congregational door and permitted her | @ Clarke | Dieffent )an For nearly an hour Vanzetti sat | on a bench outside the steel-barred | door of his cell and talked with | Of ae S: They conversed in their | Lewis ©. Hartman. editor of Zion's native tongue, Italian, but beyond exchange of news of themselves and their relatives and | Morrison | Century. Church, Cleveland. 0O.: Clement First Congregational | Portiand. Ore; Albert C ach. editor of the Christ! Register. Boston: Charles |Gilkie. Hyde Park B: Chicago: William E. ongrega ion Church, editor Boston; llroy, Bem Herald. Roston: Charles , Clayton editor of the €@hristian Chicago. and Pavil G Macy. Washington Congregational Church. Toledo. O. BURNS: 4 ‘tion of the honor of the judiciary and of the commonwealth of Mas- sachusetts. Yet it now proves to be impossible to have the question considered by the State Supreme Court because of the technical lack of jurisdiction. The Supreme Court remains silent on the point. Article 29 of the bill of rights of our State constitution declares: ‘It is the right of every citizen to be tried by judges as free, impartial and inde- pendent as the lot of humanity will permit.’ A Stain On the Record. “We now confront this fact, that the only court which has met the charge of partiality embodied in the affidavits and letters, present- ed to the Governor, impeaching Judge Thayer’s competence to pre- side in the Sacco-Vanzetti case, under Article 29 of the Bill of Rights, is the court of Judge Thay- er himself. Unless corrected in some way this circumstance will pass into history as a stain on the record of the Massachusetts judi- ciary according to the moral judg- ment of the world. “Gov. Fuller can remove this stain, insofar as executive action is capable of doing it under pres- ent conditions, by commuting the death sentences to life imprison- ment, “The Governor has much greater freedom of action, under the State constitution, than the courts. For he, advised by his council, has the prerogative of revising criminal senténces on the ground of public policy.“ Church Paper’s View. “The moral issue of Judge Thay- er’s attitude in the tria) has not been extinguished by the Supreme Court's decision. And how has it already impressed the conscience of Massachusetts? The Congrega- tionalist, the spokesman of the great religious denomination that was the first to take root in Bos- ton some three centuries ago, has soberly treated this delicate subject in its last issue: “"We are accustomed oftentimes to admire the workings of the Eng- lish courts. It is almost certain that had indiscreet remarks, such as those attributed to Judge Thay- er, an indiscretion which the in- vestigating committee acknowl- edges, been charged against an English Judge, the whole proceed- ing which he had conducted would have been invalidated, and he would probably have been im- peached. Massachusetts’ Judges are appointde, like English Judges, for life or during good conduct. That very fact involves tremendous responsibilities on the part of the men who occupy the bench and the governmental authorities that are back of them. “‘In the face of the investiga- tions of this commission it is dif- ficult to uphold the contentions of those who have violently assailed in Appeal for | this. pss ist C) am every phase of the conviction of At the same time, the acknowledgment by the commission that there has been the slightest ground for the charge ‘of indiscretion on Judge Thayer's ipart has left a stain upon the tn- tegrity of Massachusefts courts ‘which will not be easily removed Need of Discretion in Judges. ““One may easily express this lconviction without any dogmatic opinion regarding the guilt or 1n- nocence of Sacco and Vanzetti; and without questioning the integrity of the Governor and his commis- sion, one could wish that in so sc- TT ADVERIISEMENT Piles Can Be Cured _ Without Surgery | An instructive book has been — lished by Dr. A. 8 MecUtleary, the noted recta! specialist of Execisior Springs. 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The method has been a success for twen. ty-six years and in more than twelve “The judicial conduct of the trial | rious a matter as the sending of men to the electric chair, in whose innocence many continue firmly to believe, there might have been removed by retrial, or in some other way, even the very slightest stain of an indiscretion, which the committee’s report has in reality confirmed, “‘Judges cannot be too scrupu- lous in their practice, nor the pub- lic too insistent in There is a sense in which justice is blind, and in any matter of las —above all, in a matter so serious as one involving the lives of men —it were wel] that a Judge's feel- ings and convictions, except they have proper expression on the bench, should be guarded 580 closely that not even his most in- thoughts. Under other circum- stances, no matter how fair and impartial a Judge intends to be— and Judge Thayer has given a on his impartiality—it will not al- ways be easy to convince the pub- lic of the absolute impartiality of the courts.” Assails Thayer’s Defense. “Nor was the morzl aspects improve* when the Attorney-General of Massachusetts in arguing the point before the full bench of Supreme Court on Tues- diy last, made this comment on the testimony of Prof. ‘Richardson of Dartmouth College: ‘Even if one word of this statement of lawyer Richardson is to to believed, we feel it our duty to point out that the Constitution of Massachusetts coes not guarantee that every Judge will, at every time and place, its demands- timate friends should know his last-hour declaration of insistence situation in its of the courts.” “Federal Judge Engtish driven to resign less than a year ago because of offenses which in- cluded breaches of ‘good taste.’ “A distinguished predecessor of Gov. Fuller, President Coolidge, once said: ‘The courts of Massa- chusetts are known and honored wherever men love justice. Let their glory suffer no diminution at our hand.’ Argument Recapitulated. “Recapitulation of the Republi- can’s argument during a two weeks’ period arrays these primary points: “1—The Governor and council have constitutional power. without undermining the courts, to review criminal cases and revise sen- tences. “3—Nothing in the advisory com- mittee’s report to the Governor makes imperative the execution of the death sentence. Commutation of the death sentence to life im- prisonment is called for as a mea- sure of public policy; under the existing extraordinary circum. stances. “3—-Because in the belicf 01 well- trained neutral lawyers, the irrevo- cable death sentence is too harsh @ penalty in a case involving s0 much doubt. in the light of the conflicting evidence of the guilt of the prisoners. Effect on Public Mind [ail. “4 — Because the would be executed in defeniants an them in minds of :bousards »f pec- ple who have no sympathy with an- archy or disorder. “5—Because the death peaazity in this case would be wholiy robbed of its deterrent effect as a punitive was - of Massachusetts has she the conscience of wealth is troubied and by nothing of moral , the last decision of ¢ preme Court. Deplores Terrorist “That extremists has eager to exploit the coum lutionary purposes is everybody. Te originating with then plored by no one g those who seek the death sentence life imprisonment fer are convinced, which wiser course of a mo tive clemency, all their be nullified by the rear « "losive planted by game paranoiac. 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Lieut. Clifton R. Hutchinson, pilot of the plane and a fellow of- Yieer of Lieut. Stumpf in the 36th Division Air Corps, now in camp ‘at Lambert-St. Louis Fieid, was in- only stightly, although he in the forward cockpit, usu- ally regarded as the moré danger- us position in an accident. He and Lieut. Stumpf took off ‘at 9 a. m. in a National Guard “Jennie” to pay an aerial visit to imke Hill Park, a summer resort which Lieut. Stumpf had been interested financially. The plane ‘was over the place at 9:25, fly- ing low, with Stumpf waving from the rear cockpit at employes of the club. 3 Men on Roof Ducked. “The plane circled: the park,” ‘eaid one of the men who witnessed crash, “and two of our men nt to the roof of the clubhouse 4 see Lieut. Stumpf more clearly “when it came back. ©. “After crossing over the club- | “Rouse pretty low it turned North fat the place and cam down low- ‘er than ever. As it . assed over the se the me on the roof had to k to keep from getting hit. Swit looked” the pilot didn’t gee the fla;rpole on the roof and he crashed into it. One of the ‘was torn from the body of athe plane and it was hang.ng on Only by the wires as ‘he plane be- ‘Ban to swing around and fall. Wire Around Stumpf’s Neck. _ “It came to the ground across the Frisco right-of-way and crashed tnto a deepditch south of the park.” » So low was the plane when the | ‘@rash came that netther officer da chance to use his parachute. meect. Hutchinson was ‘Clear of the wreckage and suffered “Only deep cuts on his head and face Snd a severe shock. Lieut. Stumpf, ‘found in his seat. ‘deeply cut and a wire wound ‘‘Vghtiy around his neck. cutting off his breath. The wire was cut ‘Sway but no effort was made to hove the officer until a doctor me. so critical did: his condition | appear. He died within 45 min- utes without regaining conscious- hess. Board to Make Inquiry. Lieut. Hutchinson was taken to (Dilworth Memorial Hospital in Kirkwood where his condition last ‘Bight was reported to be favorable. "A board of officers will make an : tigation of the crash. pe. Lieut. Stumpf was 32 years old end resided af 4 Nebraska ‘B¥enve Hie was unmarried. As @ ne ‘enthastent and friend of meee financial backers of Lind- ; h’s flight he was sent to New ; Ork a few days before the trans- ntic flyer hopped off, so that mdbergh would have a friend to wert him from the constant t Ought of the trip as well &s to as- him in the many preparatory iis in connection with the hop- ’ . wrec however, was with his head = He was a bond salesman e¢m- byed by Bixby-Smith. Inc. 318 orth Eighth street. He was not a Fated flying officer but had been “™ the National Guard Squadron ‘Since it was organized and had ‘Made frequent flights as an officer 8nd student flyer. Lieut. Hutchinson, who is Fears old, is a departriient manager tor the Elder Manufacturing Co.. ‘83 North Thirteenth street. He ined the 35th Division Air Corps Poen it was organized and was @ Mess sergeant before he was sent to the army flying school at Brooks = as an officer. for a course in ng. PASTOR HANGS HIMSELF AT | HOME IN CALIFORNIA, MO.” » the Associated Pree. _ JEFFERSON CITY. Aug. 20. — )*he Rev. William F. Karsten. 37 2 rs old. pastor of the Luthe Murch at Califernic, Mo. 35 miles |) ‘et of here. ended his life late this *rnoon by hemging. im a barn at. thrown |“ 261 home. . U1 health is believed te | ¢ caused the act. A widow and | oS 4 VApely WHYTE Tera Apply WHYTE-FOX Oictmem. Cool st and apart from this there is the | return to the childhood faith to six years’ delay. It may be due to! which she has clung. Mrs. Jessica the efforta of the prisoners’ law | Henderson, wealthy reaident of jyers, but still the State system | Wayland, who accompanied Mias | which allows this cannot shift the | Vanzett! to Boston, declared how- blame. ever, that this was not the reason thousand ensce. The book ie sent postpaid free to persons afflicted with piles or other reetal tronbles who clip this item and mail it an name and address to Dr. Me(Clea aes St. Louis Ave., Excelsior Springs. o. BWo children survive. _ The Rev. Mr. Karsten came ‘SE. E. CORNER Sth AND FRANKLIN AVagg si227c00s come , “9 @ &@ @S& = nee 7 ss Ss ® : ‘Sea 4 * 2 P) s ees . | a “ eee tte edie lias

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The natura} reaction the people against these dem Strations is one of bitter re ment, and this resentment ig welfare of the State. gling for precedence area dedicated to law and One rests on the constitution oni yer as much as ey have come into shar flict at the conclusion wry Ma year litigation on the death penalty for defen¢ against whom the Prosecution, the belief of a multitude of peor has not established a convinet case Of guilt. Here good citise policy. j a “Thos® who appeal to Gov. Pul- ler at this eleventh hour revision of his earlier decision do so with no desire to emt , him, nor to add to his burde bed itive Their aspiration is to truth and justice,’’ ANKLIN . is Great — Seewee Plane and it was hanging on ba me Frisco right-of-way and crashed mee 4 deepditch south of known. Each of these room aving opportunity. We urge ¢ bom Outfit ) a ~ $1.25 WEEKLY Outfit Monday! 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Cliff commutteg te “of dicta ; wiser course of a modified o py by all of us who have at heart Ps ¥ “Yet there are two views strugit ‘an -Atlantic within the | the other, issue of the 4 a . ; 2 Mivision Air Corps, now in camp Ls 4 Lambert-St. Louis Vield, was in- divide On a question of pubiig for @ in| Their consciences are their guides, | enthrone @ 7 ‘Men on Roof Ducked. wae the plane circled the park,” é Ld a: : ') Wire Around Stumpf’s Neck. : m@nly deep cuts on his head and face > Zz B FS . : 4 Mi > t & oa = ° . 2 MR ANSE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ SUNDAY MORNING, Airplane Crash Fatal to Former Lindergh Aid, | Victim and Famous Flyer Photographed Together +, a ee Pe A. eg s nole Wrecks Machine of | eat, G. F. Stumpf, Who | ined Prepare for Trans- antic Flight. (IDENT OCCURS) | ATLAKE HILL PARK fe: —_—-- | Hutchinson Pi- “lot of National Guard | * Plane, Is Injured — Low Flying Blamed. | % | ae : flying over strange country ’ ai responsible for the death of F s George J. Stumpf, counselor advisor for Col, Lindbergh's flight, who was j yesterday when an airplane which he was u passenger shed at Lake Hill Park in &t. oul County. “Bent. Clifton R. Hutchinson, Hint of the plane and a fellow of- r of Lieut. Stumpf in the 85th eh, - Re, ag a “hes ag Fs ras E £ _— = _ x 3 yh ae aR wed only s'ightly, although he in the forward cockpit, usu- Sliy regarded as the more danger- gus position in an accident. > He and Lieut. Stumpf took off | mt 9 a.m. in a National Guard Myennie’ to pay an aerial visit to e Hill Park, a summer resort @ which Lieut. Stumpf had been miterested financially. The plane over the place at 9:25, fly- ‘ing low, with Stumpf waving from ithe rear cockpit at employes of club, : i one of the men who witnessed crash, “and two of our men ent to the roof of the clubhouse fsee Lieut. Stumpf more clearly | n it came back. | PAfter crossing over the club- ise pretty low it turned North | lathe place and cam. down low- | fthan ever. As it . assed over the Be the me: on the roof had to fk to keep from getting hit. | pit looked’ like the pilot didn’t | pe the flaspole on the roof and | y @ crashed into it. One of the | ngs Was torn from the body of yemly by the wires as ‘he plane be- man to swing around and fall. "It came to the ground ACrOSS | the park. m So low was the plane when the mash came that neither officer md a chance to use his parachute. feut. Hutchinson was thrown r of the wreckage and suffered pand a severe shock. # Lieut. Stumpf, however, was! meund in his seat, with his head | meeply cut and a wire wound | Mghtly around his neck. cutting | mit his breath. The wire was cut | me ey but no effort was made to | move the officer until a doctor | meme, sO critical did his condition | pePeur. He died within 45 min- | without regaining conscious- | 4 Board to Make Inquiry. | e Lieut. Hutchinson was taken to mWOrth Memorial Hospital in atkwood where his condition last ght was reported to be favorable. board of officers will make an sligation of the crash. eut. Stumpf was 32 vears old resided at $222A Nebraska menue. He was unmarried. As a eng enthusiast. and friends of financial backers of Lind- h’s flight he was sent to New ork a few days before the trans- mantic flyer hopped off, so that mdbergh would have a friend to ert him from the constant meught of the trip as well As to as- m him in the many preparatory = ils in connection with the hop- | ; i He Was a bond salesman em- | wyed by Bixby-Smith, Inc., 318 j orth Eighth street. He was not a eed flying officer but had been the National Guard Squadron ee it was organized and had E de frequent flights as an officer @nd student flyer. | © Lieut. Hutchinson, who is 26 | Sold, is a department manager the Elder Manufacturing Co., North Thirteenth street. He hed the $5th Division Air Corps men it was organized and was a » Sergeant before he was sent ® the army flying school at Brooks | ‘ tig an officer, for a course in MALE MSTOR HANGS HIMSELF AT HOME IN CALIFORNIA, MO. ——— — pe Rev. W. F. Karsten of Luther- &2 Church There Had Been in Ill Health. Py the Associated Pres. JEFFERSON CITY, Aug. 20. — b Rev. William F. Karsten, 37 gin Pastor of the Lutheran at California, Mo., 25. miles “ of here, ended his life late this noon by hanging, in a barn at , home. . lll health is believed to : ® Caused the act. A widow and ® children survive. q ® Rey. Mr. Karsten came te fornia a year ago from ‘Farley, + He was educated at Concor- | Smith, | cific, ' treacherous WRECKAGE of the plane in which Lieut. George T. Stumpf lost | 2 EDIE RIEL = SOT S LORE A Ge ORT TITEL) — SHIPS SEARCH FOR 7 PERSONS MISSING IN THREE AIRPLANES Continued from Page One. craft and submarines to comb the huge triangular area north of the island of Hawaii, which previously had been less searched than other regions. Two patrols of two planes each left the Pearl Harbor air sta- tion before 7:30 a. m. ¢1 p. m. St. Louis time) fueled for flights of approximately 400 miles each. The planes in each patrol were ordered to fly about 10 miles apart, and to send radio reports of their positions every 15 minutes. The submarine tender and eight submarines Harbor to form a line running southwest from Kaena Point, northwest of Oahu Island, to a position north of Kauai Island. The remaining submarines available were returning to Pearl Harbor to- day from the southernmost point of the island of Hawail. As evidence of the City’s senti- ment, Mayor James Rolph Jr., to- day issued a proclamation calling on the residents of the City to pray for the safety of the adventurers Calls Dole Race “a Big Mistake.” The whole Dole air race from the American mainland to Hawaii was “a big mistake,” Ernest L. first civilian flyer to hop to the islands, declared ecmmenting on the prevailing fear that the Dallas Spirit fell into the sea last night. “It is stunt flying,” Smith de- clared, “not practical with land planes. And now there are six men and a girl out there some- where, battling for their lives. All for $35,000. Is isn’t worth it.” Martin Jensen. Honolulu pilot in the Dole race. was quoted as saving that his-plane went into a tail spin on its way across the Pa- and Smith said currents at Tricky Air Currents Noted. Shipping men here who know of the San Francisco-Hawalii route declared today that trick~ air cur- rents have been cific and that in Holland left Pearl sea; all probability these were not charted so as [0 | 'warn airmen. | | Smith was of the opinion that | Erwin might have ripped the cov- | ‘ering of his fuselage again. causing /him to drop into a tail spin. “Remember how the Dallas |'Spirit came back after the first ‘take-off,”’ Smith said, “with the fuselage linen ripped and flutter- ing lige rags? It's a wonder she didn’t go into a spin then. “The only reason I can see for that S. O. S. message must have been the linen. Maybe the fuse- lage ripped off again or tail cov- ering, or even the wings. That would throw the ship out of con- trol. and mighty suddenly, too. “There isn't anything you can do when that happens, except what Edwin did at the airport—bring the ship down and pray to heaven you bring it down right-side up.” DALLAS, Tex., Aug. 20. — A monoplane, especially built for } | him at Wichita, Kan., today in| he had hit]! noted in mid-Pa- | ! ' $20,000 BOND SET | under his personal supervision, earried Capt. Wiliam P. Erwin out over the Pa- cific from the Oakland, Cal., air- port yesterday. Capt. Erwin’s entry in the East- erwood flight from Dallas to Hong kong was backed and financed by the Dallas News and Journal and several Dallas business men, Capt. Erwin hopped off from here Aug. 10 for the west coast on the first leg of his flight, and his ill fated flight that started yesterday was te have been the second leg of the long journey. The Dallas Spirit cost more than $16,000 equipped and was flown from the factory to Dalias early this month. It had a wing area of 230 square feet and a wing span of 48 feet. Over all length of the plane was 31% feet. Its top speed was estimated at 126 miles an hour and cruising speed 105 miles an hour. The name, Dal- las Spirit. was chosen from many submitted in a contest. Parents of Men in Missing Dallas Spirit Have Hope By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex... Aug. 20.—Confi- dence that her son, Capt. William P. Erwin, is safe, was expressed to- day by Mrs. Louise Erwin. “That plane's safe,” said Mrs. Er- win. “I’m just as confident of it as I am of existing in the world.” Mrs. Erwin was at the home here | of her son and his wife. The pilot's wife, who had planned to accom- pany him as far as Honolulu in his Dallas-to-Hong Kong flight, but was barred because she was less than 21 years old, was at the bed- side of her brother at West Col- lingswood, N. J. Staff Photographer. By the Associated Press. STEVENS POINT, Wis., Aug.: 29. | —Lieut. Vilas Knope, navigator of | the missing plane, Miss Doran, was | a firm fatalist. his father reveaicd , today. N. J. Knope, the father, | said today he frequently had tried | TEST OF RUBBER LIFE RAFT SHOWS IT TO BE UNCERTAIN HAVEN IN USE ON OPEN SEA By the Associated Press. SAN DIEGO, Cal., Aug. 20. NLY slight hope for the sur- Q vival of Miss Mildred Dor- an and the six men missing on the Pacific, was expressed today by naval authorities fol- lowing a test of a rubber life raft similar to those taken on the three missing airplanes. The test was conducted 30 miles off Point Loma. Three bluejackets from the aircraft tender Gannet, seamen W. E. Owens, R. A. Lassarn and C. H. Schragel, were set adrift in a six-foot rubber raft, similar to those on the planes _The primary object of the test was to determine the drift of the raft for one hour in a 15-mile wind. It determined more. Although smooth seas pre- vailed off Point Loma, waves | dashed clear over the raft at times, necessitating rapid bail- ing. The three bluejackets were very cramped in the little raft. They drifted three- fourths of a mile in the hour | they were afloat. Officers said the raft was too shallow in the water to be affected materially by the cur- rent, but wind velocity would be a vital factor. to dissuade his son from flying, only to be met with the assertion that when “his time came to die” nothing could prevent it. The father believes he never will see his son again. Crowd Waits at Honolulu Airport | for Dallas Spirlt. By the Associated Press. WHEELER FIELD, HONOLU- LU, Aug. 29.—Several hundred persons, including a number of army men, waited under a swelter- ing sun at Wheeler Field this af- ternoon, hoping that Capt. William P. Erwin might arrive in the Dal- las Spirit. The crowd refused to give up hope and maintained its vigil until a late hour. Erwin had enough fuel to last’ 30 hours or until 6:15 p. m. Honolulu time. (10:45 p. m. St. Louis time.) Several times the excitement of the crowd was intensificd hy the ‘appearance of an airplane, but each time it proved to be ai. arniy plane, scouting in search of the Erwin machine. Maj. Henry J. “Miller, Com- mander of Wheeler Field ordered | the field lighted tonight. Radio Engineer Thinks Piane Fell From Height of 2000 Feet. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.—De- ductions reached by studying the increased and decreased pitch of radio waves sent out last night by the now missing plane, Dallas Spir- it, indicate the ship went into a tail | spin at an altitude of 2000 feet and plunged downward at a rate of 200 miles per hour. This conclusion was reached today by J. O. Wat- kins, radio engineer of the Federal | Telegraph ship station at Daly City, near here. The pickup in radio signal depended directly on { AUGUST 21, 1927__ FOR DRIVER AFTER een sued Against Harry Mur- phy, 35, Who Ran Down Mrs. Mary Martin. | The unusually high bond of $25.,- 000 was set yesterday for Harry Murphy, automobile salesman after | a Coroner's jury had found he was | the driver of an automobile which killed Mrs. May Martin at Jeffer- Son avenue and Armand place Thursday night and sped away. Immediately after the inquest a manslaughter warrant was issued against Murphy. who is 35 years old and lives at 6015A Carlsbad avenue, and in default of the sure- | ty he was ordered back to a cell in the Central District holdover. Mrs. Martin, 25-year-old wife of William Martin, was killed as Mar- tin watched her from the window of their home at 2609 Armand place. She had escorted a friend, Miss Beulah Cline, 23, of 6746 Nashville avenue, to the street car, and both were standing in the safe- ty zone when a Dodge coupe struck them. Witnesses testified Mrs. Martin was dragged 65 feet by the machine, which Martin, a chauf- feur, testified was traveling be- tween 40 and 50 miles an hour. Miss Cline was dragged 30 feet and seriously injured, f After the accident ithe Dodge was found abandoned a block north of the accident scene. Mrs. Mar- tin’s hat was on the running board and there were blood and strands of hair on the hood. The machine's ownership was traced to a South Side automobile agency whose president, Joseph F. Koenig, told Police it was bting used by Mur- phy. At the inquest policemen testi- fied Murphy admitted ownership YEAR WATCH ‘sulted in ‘Clarence Mueller. | St. of a brief case and an old suit in the machine and confessed that he had been drinking Thursday night. They quoted him as Saying he re- membered dimly “that something had happened” and that he had home, in a parked automobile near the the | Scene of the accident testified that | Mrs. Martin and her companion were Standing in the safety zone |; Squarely, cutting through the egafe- | ty zone although there was room to pass between the zone and the curb, The street at that ‘point is well lighted with the new electric standards, Auto Speeds Away After Seriously | Injuring Boy. The driver of a small touring car fled without stopping last night af- ter striking and seriously injuring Elmer May, 13 years old, as he was crossing the street in front of 3933 South Broadway with his father, Louis May, of 3223 Chippewa Street. He suffered a possible skull fracture and numerous cuts and bruises, A passing automobile took the boy to Alexian Brothers’ Hos- pital. The only occupant of the auto- mobile, as far as spectators could ascertain, was a man. _ It north on Broadway. Edward Bell, an automobile at North Broadway and Bittner street last night. He was taken to City Hospital. Two policemen who witnessed the accident held Bell responsible and dld not arrest Roy E. Niemoel- ler of 8501 North Broadway, driver of the machine. Auto Crash in Park Injures Man. Harley Kelso, 37 years old, of 4335 West Pine boulevard, was se- 'riously injured when his automobile left a road and crashed into a tree The drive, accident occurred on near Jefferson drive. night. Wells suffering from arm. nag to he ‘pended on the air speed of plane, he explained. ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ENDS IN ARREST Manslaughter Warrant Is- Cecil J. Williams Sahel to Attempted Robbery of Drugstore on Oct. 12, 1924. ~ Persistent police work has re- the arrest of Cecil J. Williams, 24 years old, two years and 10 months after he participat- 'ed in a drug store holdup in which an accomplice was killed. The holdup was at the store of Leroy H. Schumann, Natural Bridge and Marcus avenues, Oct. 2, 1924. The man killed was 18. Schumann’s suspicions were ler walked into his store, and Mueller, as he ordered cigarettes, reached toward a bulging ‘pocket. As Mueller drew an automatic pistol from that pocket, Schumann drew his own pistol from a candy case and fired first. Mortally wounded, Mueller stag- gered from the store and was assisted by Williams into a walt- ing automobile in which they got away. Mueller died on the way to a hospital, and Williams left Louis. Detective-Sergeant John Finan learned from Mueller’s wife, Anna, that Williams was the man who escaped. Finan was unable to lo- cate Williams, but watched a brother of Williams constantly, and learned several weeks ago that this brother had bought a gray suit and sent it to someone out of the city. A few days ago he saw a similar gray suit on a street here and the man wearing it resembled Cecil Williams. At midnight Fri- day. Finan and other police de- ‘'scended on the residencé of Cecil Williams’ mother at 3312 North Eleventh street, and found Cecil in bed. With borrowed pencil and paper, | Cecil wrote his own confession. He | | sped | 48 years old, a | | laborer, of 303 Antelope street, suf- | Army officers polnted out that | fered a skull fracture when hit by | in Forest Park at 10:15 o’clock last |. abandoned the machine on the way | S2id Mueller had told him it was , easy to hold up Two young men who were sitting | 94d persuaded him to go to Schu- drug stores, and mann’'s store. Williams said be- PAGE 8 ' BECOMES A BRIDE . a — a . | ; & . j ' ' SA SPOS PIPE ONE RT I I a ‘aroused when Williams and Muel-| PITTSBURG MAN WEDS MRS. GEORGE CRAWSORD. fore he and Mueller entered to hold up Schumann, Mueller’s wife had been in the store to buy an ice cream cone, and had reported only the proprietor was inside. Mrs. Mueller was outside in an automo- bile, eating the cone, when her husband was shot, Williams said. Mrs. Mueller, the night of the shooting, admitted as much to po- lice, and was charged with attempt- ed robbery, but later was dis- charged when she repudiated the admissions. | Williams fled to Bismarck, Iron- ton and Ellington, Mo., after the shooting... He returned to St. Louis from Ellington a month ago, not knowing Detective-Sergeant Finan still was looking for him. , WILBUR D. NESBIT DIES AT 54 Advertsing Man Was Author of “Your Flag and My Fiag.” By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Wilbur D. Nesbit, 54 years old, advertising expert and author of the poem, “Your Ficg and My Flag,” died here today. He was William Agency. survive. vice president of the H. Ranking Advertising His widow and three sons ANNIE LAURIE WARMAGK Bride of George Crawford West Virginia Announced Engagement Wednesday. Special to the Post-Dispatch. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va.. Aug. 20.—The marriage of Miss Annie Laurie Warmack, daughter of Mrs. Robert N. War- mack of the St. Regis Apartments, St. Louis, and George Crawford of Pittsburg. took place here at 5& o'clock this afternoon. The ceremony was performed at - ‘the manse of the local Presbyter- ian church, and was performed by the ‘pastor, the Rev. Stokes Lott, ir the presence of the bride's mother, and of Mr. Harry Ezzell of St. Louis, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mortland of New York, and Mrs. Lott. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford will salfl on the Aquitania Tuesday. The bride, who made her debut several years ago, is a member of the Junior League, and was presented 'at the Court of St. James on her last visit to England. Mr. Craw- ford is president of the Penn-Mez | Fuel Co. of ‘Mexico, a director of the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburg and of the International Petroleum Co. of Toronto. The engagement was announced Wednesday evening by a dinner dance at the Greenbrier Hotel, where Mrs. Warmack and her daughter have spent the summer, The time of the wedding was not announced then. $900,000 IN COUNTY SCHOOL FUNDS AS FISCAL YEAR ENDS Although the St. Louis County school program was more exiensivd than it had ever been in the past during the year ending June 30, 1927. a surplus of $976,802 remains the annual report of R. G. Russell, county superintendent of schools. The report states that the total revenue for the year was $4,368,128, The amount paid out was $3,381, $25. There were 860 teachers ente ployed in county schoola, én crease of 90 over last year. facts disclosed by the report ard that, although there are 43,678 persons of school age, only 36,869 are attending school, and that, of thf® number, 5428 are high echoo} students. Thirteen buildings now “rs under construction. & A \. 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ted Press. F “eeLiN,. AUs- 20.—An institute ey AY OL ES | al research is planned | Coroner’s Verdict of Suicide. ) fee erg. It is intended ass A&A Coroner's verdict of . suicide | a 6" J Th, C ~ A . =. > the Kaiser Wilhelm So- |' was returned yesterday in the case | e| le fr & Goll 57) ea ~ for Scientific Promotion. Prof. Buy Today~ ‘of Frederick W. Rietdorf, 38 years | = ty a 4 Setgts i or, EADY } OR IRIP 66 ‘ : ” 5 - 2 Bo Pay the INDEPENDENT Way §f écs-msrcca tune wound in ee) R | Features “Sensational Savings in | =e , -_ | E as eel PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - cal Instate for eee a , pare to co-operate in conduct- mmm -anleee | right temple, was found early Fri- | day in front o e statue o Balint Guaranteed | Stoam, Hot-Water 9 ic" TQ YELLOWSTONE ¢ Satisfaction! and Vapor SL. °° 63 CC | | AYE. | Special Train Set Out at || = 3 Z er, | \ ie Custer, S. 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Competent Dentist om hand etc. ht a oo : ee ee Cee oe Oe RES. NTE HOS Ro eee aie peare ettenc Sor rs) - eee oho) egies ¥ i rs ne ~~ + eee er ee - > e : : : eC s tr “ ae hn cpeecetery ver Kae! + = ae ae" } ‘ am a Mr ieee bed Stan me te pte oh > tee Pras = ‘ ~ - niente os ” fuss a yosagee " wy " sate ae ra oe. tae Aa: Aa Ie ahs ; es 5 c 4 iy AM soy GS * ' necks of the : fimest U. & , ew Independent Heating Plants Ih ~ta Insptd are easy to install. And with ei A ad plant you receive a guarantee that is Now is the time to take vantage Every Effort Made to Elim- \ Vi il broad and : $ prices Be lh wd inate F ormalities and | , pene amet ; $ : Y es) WEEKL — genuine plants an Or nse Nee weve | Sy oi LLL i fend Se Yowr Pion tele eee SPRINGS . } ; Leave President Free to Th Agstaiis: yr eRe ell , Only a limited number-ef FOR YOUR A Sani Sink | dresned taney, Amuse Himself. : | P ~ i Bs . Basan 3 % i _ ae ff a: . outfits, so come “*early 0, | ~ \ oem, ~F ig : 4 aie. ei ETD cease AY |S piece Kroehler Bed-Da ) 0 ' HEALTH’S SAKE ans Her ener F PU RE | | By the Associated Press | : Fr ace ERT A We fhe ! vet Cut from the | é dln! . oa ee gpa AS TU ~~ ‘pleat ey tte aed ~~ ve Hf : “ Be: : ea Yen GB es Suite upholstered in LAR Dp RAPID CITY, S. D., Aug. 20. — eer. —— xe. + ; : a of en,“ fh rit = : ’ . y . a o 5 op ee 2 5 sett ahs i= es & — = ee ak port table, console e.g President Coolidge’s pleasure trip Te aie >: ge 4 ae FF a |: be to the Yellowstone National Park, bi Ge fore rok ES Af oF eee SS oy quer console table, f one of the few journeys distinctly fiz ie * | , wo ie its f- a magazine rack, two : % U GA for rest and recreation he has tak- S ila: . : amy erm 8, rugs, bridge lamp and § en since entering the White House. : tam ; ; . B:. a ee Te tapestry table scarf, two F 5*2 (5-pound limit). COATS wr NOW COATS a . NOW ... COATS up te NOW ... COATS up | NOW es nin hah bn bbb bh bb eee _A A LLL EDL DD DD DA DARA D DD DDD His special train was made up at : qilie : = cushions, metal smoker, 5b, Timalt Custer for departure tomorrow eve- | any finish end table, two Strictly ning after dinner and his plans . | torcheres, pair of book ends ang : F Values to $12.50 FGGS — yh called for six days or so within the two beautiful pictures, ie q CHOICE | park, | dozen. j ¥ a 3 ae |S ————————— As Mr. Coolidge himself e‘ews It. r ~ ” - : HAT coal nore taunt ff TOMATOES we per a evce@ te eer] Qi | “Yes”—You Can! On WELCH’S “Easy” Budget Plan} F OR your bealth’s sake you cannot * economical and handy, than an LARGE BASKET . taken mean that after once get- sanitary up-to-date Sanitary | Homegrown to g 4 e et | SIRLOIN 2 COATS ot’ NOW ... se hb ne bh bb OADAAAAAAAS “_—eorrrrrreeyr-”-”-”-”-”-”” to visit Yellowstone, ang by Secre- ! = — rr hh . =. (a Bag | . ¢ a W hile Twelve cent to enter its boundaries, Presi- }) (6 4-1 6): Re ono ra po 3 ee : . dent Arthur, President Roosevelt ee Sma BHA PERE o ee lf you’re planning on furn : and res) wo th - = th . President Harding preceded now—don’t overlook this opp him. ee. Poem ee = I} above—walnut veneered atid sg nepapentiy im anticipation of The if e ot ail : qi wii ihn 7 } dresser, chest of drawe full-es th days when he will have’ to a @=—me re ie } = sy be away from trout streams, Presi- je 7 Ei eeea ities & | of sith ee (Regularly dent Coolidge spent a little more : { oo : ii bs Ee | 4 x ~*~ He than four hours at Grace Coolidge esa ™ Pee eeeers tial ces / 4 : “th. - creek today and came back with ereas Soto. . =i bet FE ie 4 5 “ 3 ; q r ¥ Yr i J aot Syiv9s yr eer on ae ay Aa ae + ad ~ ed Aen 0 wrclne: o Pr ED aise tt a ; a - os” tn ee eer Ne a entisat omar eet reapatitey A TE STS ai Wh ow Sarria. te a , - " F aoe np. ine 4 od baie ce Bin sal eg nude Mame et be Speteeig > a PS Ne eee ee se Aw? grr 20 * ay et de © OF eck Seley and come tags we Occasional Table POU sn. ummer e ’ siouse had to keep luncheon wait- You I] marvel at the tre- The Occasional Table . This Radio r ¢ ng 40 minutes while the presi- | i ” : ” arene me saat mendous volume and clar- in solid walnut, heavy pouceu dential fisherman enjoyed himself | ¢ ===) ~Word’’ in Radio engineering. | ity of tone and be more the creek. | Renders a very clear reception | than elated with its gor. ARKY AND WOMAN DROP : and the newest improved loud | S°0US cabinet design. mie Only at Welch could yon CHARGES AGAINST EACH OTHER speaker. Comes in an artisti- 4 find such a val Table dis Sileaenca ‘iets Maes tl | EXACTLY AS cally designed period style? End 1¢ panne Sven ee | PICTURED! two-tone finished cabinet. | SEEIT! HEARIT!: @S « " End Table chews cos Seo i Bond. » | 6 # Me <= : © interest will be charge. a There Police Judge Beck an- ' Ld s | i P = a ' Or, 2 per cent discount for's nounced yesterday he would dis- a a (= age Cash. jualify himself. as he had criti- OR ANY EV ENING LEHMAN CORNER—1101 OLIVE STREET sie d Arky's activities, Neither FURNIT TURE £ MUSICAL NSTRUMENTS 4 Arky nor Mrs. Fishman wanted to ~-PHONE— ee OPEN EVENINGS Exclusive Representative OPEN EVENINGS be tried In the other Police Court. UNTIL MINE — Kaabo Piano and Kaabe Ampico = UNTIL NINE MB incy'wout drop their chereeq osa| Ql CARFIELD 6662 © 1105: 1107-1109 OLIVE ST. SENCHEUASESREOREEGERREENARD | al ’ - . y 4 x a : a one ; ae em » » OS Re aoe ws w' a5 ead en . I i oe a ee Re Side: a ee eee ee eee = meneme Nee * ’ Pa arn ae. : aD Sat RR aot Carleton Schaeffer Terms $2 Weekly UPRIGHTS PLAYFRS ly ey Brambach ron 9 og | |B an Demonstrators 4. Steinway $2 A WEEK Don't delay, there are only a limited namber ef these fine Players to be closed out at this lew ce—Iatent style case desiagn, and un- | } s g esual values. You will not be disappointed. Terms $1 Weekly LEHMAN PIANO COMPANY o j _~ 5 ~ _

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ae Institute for Heidelberg, -smociated Press. , Aug. 20.—An institute acal research is planned Biberg. It is intended as a o the Kaiser Wilhelm §So- Scientific Promotion. Prof. Krehl, the ea‘ of the Clinic for Internal Dig- } and other prominent author- to co-operate in conduct- ing the new institute, with which the existing Heidelberg laborato- ries for cancer and albumen re- Search will be merged. A tem po- rary working fund of 780,000 marks has been appropriated by the Ger- man Government, and the Kaiser Wilhelm Society has agreed to de- fray all run.ing ex *nses, while the municipality of Heidelberg will contribute the building plot. rubber suction. ing teeth. ~~ people who want GOOD h Repaired. Plates ns etc. Hours: 9 to § iving-Room abs ’ DR. TROTTER'S TEETH They are for peop! Force is often people who have trouble wear- : TEETH. ; ‘gette made which you Tee. y ~ ) + OTIS TROTTE Eeape. Competent Dentist on hand for Fillings, Bridge Sunday, 9 N. 7TH ST.. NEAR PINE. PHONE MAIN 2374. call our Plates with the soft required to remove them. ti) you have had two come to me. Consul- clalist Artificial Teeth “ey Difficult Mouths. Your Mouth Is in I make NO OOF, to 10 a. m. 415 N. 6th St. | etd || $1.50 WEEKLY nly a limited number of these itfits, so come ‘‘early.’’- Two- Kroehler Bed-Davenport te upholstered in beautiful slours. Highly finished daven- table, console mirror, lac. ered console table, decorated - lagazine rack, two Axminster igs, bridge lamp and shade, bestry table scarf, two rayon hions, metal smoker, mahog- finish end table, two electric neres, pair of book ends and > beautiful pictures. > ner 4.) Must Go! rs slues to $5— -. CHOICE $1.50 i Welues to $7.50— CHOICE + $2.50 ‘ alues to $12.50 j - CHOICE $5.00 ; M~ yo yw Mn Poa rou -~w lewart2 SS Than Cost Prices Women’s Lightweight COATS COATS up to $15— NOW Budget Plan_ Plan CHOICE $7.95 nn bb ODDS SD OAABAAAAAAASLALAA ALAA LAABAAASLAAA SE ADD AA +. + BAA ADBAA ADD DAD DD DAS SD A SD DD Db bb Db Db bb bb » » » Dl b > f ‘Values to $25— Tremendous Stock Sizes 14 to 54 State Banking Department. dent C. M. Morton said withdrawals ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ GOUNTERFEITER GETS 79 YEARS AT DETROII Former St. Louisan Studied En- graving Eight Years Before Issuing Notes. Special to the Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Mich., Aug. 20.— Hugo Hedin, former waiter at the Racquet and Noonday Clubs in St. Louis, who said he learned to be a counterfeiter by studying books on engraving at the Public Libra- ry there in his spare time. today was sentenced to 25 years in Leav- enworth Penitentiary by Federal Judge Dawkins when he pleaded guilty to counterfeiting $5 notes. Hedin, who is 39 years old, says he studied eight years before en- graving a plate for a $5 counterfeit note. He left St. Louts, coming to Detroit where he went into coun- terfeiting on a large scale. mitted passing 500 Spurious $5 bills on Detroit merchants. When Government agents ar- rested him after a small merchant had’ become suspicious of a bad bill given to him, they found 1500 counterfeit bills in his room and 75 others nearing completion. He also had a plate partially engraved, with which he intended making $10 bills. Secret Service men here said he was one of the cleverest counterfeiters they had known. He will be eligible for parole after five years, and Judge Daw- kins warned him that release at that time would depend on his good behavior in prison. Florida Bank Closes Doors. FORT PIERCE, Fla., Aug. 20.— The Fort Pierce Bank and Trust Co. failed to open today. A notice posted on the door said the bank was closed pending action by the Presi- since July had been exceedingly heavy. He ad-, SON OF GEN. DONNELLY ACCUSED OF ROBBERY Warrant Issued After Holdup of Milk Wagon Driver by Youth and Friend. A warrant charging highway robbery was issued yesterday against Jefferson Donnelly, 21, of 853 Westgate avenue, son of the late Brigadier-General A. B. Don- nelly of the Thirty-fifth Division, and his chum, William Bofinger, 22, of 1321 Belleview avenue, Ma- plewood, as the result of what police report, Donnelly says was a drunken prank in holding up a milk wagon driver early Friday morning. The two young men were driving home from a party at the residence of R. B. Donnelly, 8094 Eastgate avenue, Jefferson’s brother, in a yellow roadster. George Forness, a driver for the St. Louis Dairy Co,., complained te police that the pair halted his wagon in the 5700 block of Enright avenue, and that one of them had a revolver. First, they demanded his money, Forness says, and when he told them he had none they took $4.19 worth of milk and other dairy products. They drove away, Police found the car later parked in a garage on Delmar boulevard. Trac- cing the license number, they found Donnelly and Bofinger at the former’s home. A qquantity of dairy goods was recovered from the home of R. B. Donnelly. Donnelly, according to the police report, said he and Bofinger had been drinking to excess and held up the milk wagon as a lark. They did not have a weapon according to Donnelly. Bofinger made no statement. The milk wagon driver said he would appear as a witness. Workhouse ‘Trusty ‘Escapes. Frank Jones, 64 years old, who recently had been made a trusty _. SUNDAY 4 Be i AUGUST 21, 1927 | at the City Workhouse, escaped yesterday while he was working in & garden beyond the prison walls. He had been at the workhouse Since July 9, working out a $300 fine imposed on a peace disturb- ance charge. At the time of his arrest he Hved at 1516 Hickory street. High Mass to Mark Golden Wed- ding. The golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Klodt, of 7832 Wise avenue, Richmond Heights, will be celebrated at » a. m. next Saturday with a high mass at the Church of the Little lower, Boland drive and Arch Terrace. A breakfast party and a gathering of the family, including 10 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, wil! follow the cere- mony. Mr. Klodt is 77 years old and Mrs. Klodt is 68. ADVERTI T HAY FEVER AND ASTHMA Stopped or No Pay 2, 7% name and address will bring you all charges prepaid—a full Sized bottle of Lane’s Famous Treatment. No mat- ter how long you have suffered or where you live —try my treatment without cost to vou. It has been ased by thousands and does not cost you cent meg” are completely satisfied—then send me only 2 Write me today. stating trouble. D. J. LANE, 489 Lane Bidg.. ; St. Marys, Kansas Auto Steeplechasing New Sport. By the Associated Preas. PARIS, Aug. 20.—Automobile steeple-chasing ig a new sport shortly to be demonstrated in a match between a horse and Andre Mercier in an automobile. Mercier. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5 in trials, has sent his car over the jumps with ease and without acci- dent. His biggest jump recently was 67 feet, during which his car rose 7 feet above the ground. Mercier jumps by driving at speed up an incline, as has often been done in circus performances. He has calculated the angles and speeds so nicely that he believes he can make the series of hurdles in a race without great difficulty. ~ ——— ST. GEORGE'S CARN 8240 GRAVOIS F.RE THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT DELICIOUS CHICKEN $ VAL J FE PARKING ADMISSION END OF CHEROKEE CAR LINE Most persons are honest and will return lost articles if the loss is advertised tn Post-Dispatch wants. Phone your order or leave it with your nearest druggist, real values. oss -~SEMI- ANNUAL SALE-~ 30% DISCOUNT Our semi-annual sale of furniture, rugs and stoves is now on. Here is your opportunity to secure some Just think what this meang, a 30% re- duction on a stock that is always priced right. will hold goods for future delivery. LANGAN BROS. 18th and Washington We FURNITURE COMPANY y Pe. Dining Outfit Outfit (JF ——-$1.50 WEEKLY— 1 extreme value! Rhett, es Ori OK gga _ , - — - te ty eet th ae ‘eeneee , aheen sa ) Make your selections this week. . Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles tl eo a nT] it iF At Lis ur Semi-Annual Sale Will Soon Draw to a Close .we will hold purchases until wanted! If you have not already availed your- self of the inducements this sale affords we urge you to visit our store this week. Further Odd Pieces have been placed on our floors and we feel sure you'll agree with us that our values are unusual. new Suites and This $160 Four-Prece Suite While Twelve Suites Last If you’re planning on furnishing that extra room—do it now—don’t overlook this opportunity to save! The Suite above—walnut veneered and decorated fronts, 45-inch dresser, chest of drawers, full-size bed and chair—only.... (Regularly $160)! . ase. Very spe- cial at End Table Occasional Table _ The Occasional Table shown in solid walnut, heavy pedestal that grief can call its own! There'll Come a Time! | your thoughts”’—aren’t me- ' mentos consoling? heirloom has its own re- membrance—some pleasant, some not—but all memories donors. with the years and nothing || is more comforting than to | ponder with one’s self o’er | days never to come again. =Editorial= “When you sit alone with Each treasured gift or revive concerning the Many gifts grow dearer Memory is the only friend (Signed) August 20th, 1927. End Table shown can be had chair or davenport. Seer . $23.75 oe $14.75 | Liberal Allowance On Old Furniture Armchair, shown. .. Terms oe eS coe eRe a On a purchase of $100 or More we will allow you to pa} a little as one-fifth cash, balance in ten equal monthly payments © interest will be charged. Or, 2 Per cent discount for al! in red or green, decorated. Just the right size for beside the arm- $12 Davenport, shown $117 $62 Reg latest This Prufrock- Litton- Made Sutte rly $239! Two stylish custom- -made pieces—very odel—graceful davenport and roomy armchair, cov- ered in your choice of tapestries or linen velours. Truly a remarkable value, well worth your inspection. arms and fronts.......éseeee- Wood back, S ae ~ ~— — _— i SS ~e eS SS SS SS SS SS ‘~ WHERE 6th and Franklin THE CROWDED “y Gao’ MONDAY SPECIALS 17 STEAKS” = aes BACON ENDS Pork Chop.:.27 ~~ §NIDER’S RED KIDNEY BEANS) | Q| astitthue): 3h 15e 15¢ can value. ees US Ww value. Cc Se "i “Deliferein. Yellew Glam, a ax Yellow Cling. Real Treat Brand. PEACHES No. 2% size can in syrup A real 30c ean value, Fine for Sea- soning, LB. . 15 op. 27 Frankfurters 19 15 | rekR™ oir I 7 With half th. fancy mixed = 47 30c, A real 70¢ value. All Conroys August Clearance Sale The opportunity of a lifetime. Sensational bargains in new and used Pianos—also drastic reductions on new, returned and trade-in instru- ments, the agency for which we have abandoned—including Knabe, Haines Bros., Fisher, Marshall & Wendell, Etc. New Grands As Low as "345 == fF These Pianos Are Guaranteed to Be Exactly as Represented or Your Money ee —\ New Players Priced From *295 Easy Terms to to all nice Credit Here is a Partial List of the VOSE & SONS—S8S8-note player. Beau- tifully grained case. Even without the player action this Piano is $97 easily worth the price (used), MARSHALL & WENDELL—S85-notr, mahogany case, another trade-in thi at despite its good tone and me- 1anical condition is sacri- $135 ficed to sell on sight, (used), VANDERVOORT—S8-note plain brovn, mahogany case, Maker and retail price unknown. Fair tone. Plays weil. A speculative $155 bargain (used) that GABLER—<An S8-note player should give mwany years of satisfac tory service. Modern mahogany ‘ase. action m nice condition. $185 Another real bargain (used), STARCK—S88&-note, walnut case, play- er action and appearance indicate this instrument has had very little usage. Investigate this “bang-up” $199 buy (used) HOW AKD—SS-note, modern mahog- any case, utusually good mechanica! mndition, a rare pargain (used) KNABE PLAYER—R8S-note Player. Piano (used). Another unusual value n one of the finer makes. Instrumen'! shows very slight signs of wear. We believe you will be more than pleased with this eo Viayer at... $245 CONROY (Used)-—SS-note Player. Mahogany case, standard player ac tion. One of those rare bargains which occasionally occur. This in strument is a genuine Conroy and ecatries a new Player-Piano guarantee. Price Very Convenient Terms to Accepted Credit Open Until 9 P. M. Conroys Have Operated for Almost Fifty Years in Saint Louis GRAND — Medium size. ebony case, pleasing tone— A real bargain KNABE modern VOSE AND P< gage ae size, red mahogany ood mechanicai condition mo » Y wound probably seli for several times the price if new A fYrare pickup KNABE GRAND USED—Style A size 5 feet S&S tn. Recommended fo: the person of average $495 means. Price NEW FISCHER GRAND—Approx! mate size 5 feet. Present list price around $850. Instrument in per- fect condition. Brown ma- $545 hogany finish. Price. STEINWAY & SONS csED GRAND. Beautiful ebony case. medium 2ize Good mechanical aad dition. A at STEINWAY & SONS—Medcium-sizec used Grand, ebchy case. Piano and finish io apparent excellent order An wunusaal bargain. Reduced this occasion from $1050 to ‘ww GRAND, mignonette in. ‘ a mahoganr finish, peitec ‘ke ore... O49e Quotations in This Column Are Alf F. O. B. Conroys rare pickup for size 5 Uprights KIMBALL—Pleasing ornamental case, finish in cherry mahogany—case in alfhost atrict accordance with present day small uprights. $45 (Used.) A seplendid buy at.. MASON & HAMLIN.— Panels finished with exquisite ornamental grilles, In- strument in apparent good order and highly recommended to the buyer of mechanical inclination. BNABE—A well-known instrument, excellent condition. Probably in near: ly the same shape as when it left the factory. Beautiful ebony case. Strongly recommended for the owner of club house, lodge or cafe. (Used) KNABE—Pieasing walnut caee, me chanical condition excellent and ap- parentiy good for Many more yeare of faithful service Especially sug- gésted for the person of moderate means satisfied with a Piane with limited tonal qualifications. $135 HARVARD—Cahbinet Grand. Beautfu! modern style Upright possessing the full sonorous tone for which this instrument ie noted. We recommend this piano for the serious wr. * or well advanced muetec teacher. must see this bargain to ap- $155 preciate ite worth. (Used). HAZFLTON—Beautifot Piaenc. heas- tiful tone, beautiful case. the famous product of a famous maker. All instruments mentioned in Many Bargains Offered AMPICO REPRUDCING PIANO — (Haines Brus. Electric). Ldést price $050 A trade-in that bas been used but not abused. lain moder case { Re $3 Spectacular: offering at. ° AMPICU REPRODUCING Lane — Electric. (Ueed), “Jong” on Ampicos; hence the Prige® 1. dae es ee 100 new Ampito rolls of you Ampico $69 Price this column are sold F. O. B. Conroys @ONROYS 1100 OLIVE ST’ Cuts Used in This Advertisement Are for Mustrative Purposes Only Reduced from “$1975 te. Open Unit 9 P.M. For Seen me Guer- . “Accepted Credit” ~~ - iw oa #& +2 ew a = eS ®

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"ies ha = nih oes, aqrongs nee a Be eal sen ache hs OR yaa ee 3 igs Chen Pw’ - x? os * ¢ re a ¢ ft : ne a a | ee FE ey RP ae Ya No ois SPO I OR ~i¢ 1 Vite te, 88 ia. SA eS aes see »4 Eos ay Se “ren > re oe ee ata cicigclll peer nt x ‘5 ae a é “—- Pen el PAGE 6 Ferd Employes in Denmark Idle. By the Associated Presa. , COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug. 20.—The last of the old type of Ford car was turned out yesterday from the Copenhagen branch, which has produced 50,000. The plant now will «« prepared to re ceive the new type of car, arriving in October or November. Mean- while about 600 men will be idle, but it is stated that they will be. re-engaged when operations are re- sumed. y “Gladstone Special” —an excellent buy for travel- mart Luggage fer the ar oA Femily.” LUGGAGE NRY GREVE, MANAGER Opposite Laclede Gas Co. HE 1014 Olive St. man and college student. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $100,000,000 a Year Flood __ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 Control Plan Mississippl Presented to River Commisson -_——_—_—_-—_——_ Bill Prepared Asking Congress to Extend Commission’s Authority to All Tribu- taries of Father of Waters. ——— ———————— "372 Values Up to $32.50 Unequaled choice of black or mahegany, 22 inch or 24 inch Gladstone Bags; soft shell boarded cowhide; with or without straps. SHOP ./ tails of a bill prepared by him and | A comprehensive flood contro! | program for the expenditure by the national goverhment of up to $100,- 000,000 annually throughout the entire district between the Alle- | gheny Mountains and the Rocky | Mountains was recommended to the | Mississippi River Commission ney | terday by the Mississippi Valley | | Flood Control Association ata flood | control hearing in the Federal) W. G. Street of Camden, Ark.., having the endorsement of the as- sociation, which will be introduced into Congress in December. He closed the presentation of the association's arguments, other speakers having stressed that ‘no flood control program short of one which included engineering con- sideration of the entire Mississipp! River and all its tributaries, could accomplish protection of land own- | Building. ers from overflow. Street said Congress would be vice president of the association, | asked to extend the jurisdiction of outlined to the Commission the de- |the Commission ‘o all the trjbuta- ~ FREE DRUG one Free $1.00 $1 00 American 2 Oil rey ue ‘ F2 BOSSES PE SSR REET SE Tees ay if se ey Ot One t= Special Single Price—Keiffer | (~All Items in This Column Single Price— SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY 60c. $1.20 sre a a Cald 39¢c, 25¢ Lambert's Ext: 2 for $1.25 Shavine ll set in rubber .6 35e Shaving Powder Saftee: 25e Schoenfeld Tea 45¢ Witch Uacel, 0c Coffee, Keiffer's, S = - |MANNE BROS. St. Louis’ Most Beautiful Furniture Final Week August Sale of Furntt OPES TLD IRD) ae yD | = SS ~ S94 ~ —) Deas =} _— - This 3-Pc. Suite at Actual. Factory AM HUA ££ Cost Store To Iie 1 le ee 1S AS F214 OS sIPI®, OP This suite consists of large davenport, roomy club chair and high-back fireside chair. It is covered in genuine velour with reverse cushions of Tapes- try. Nachman spring construction, EASY TERMS 10% TO 50% REDUCTION NOW 7 FLOORS OF FURNITURE | ~ & . oa MANNE BROS. | F URNITURE COMPANY 5615-17-19-21 DELMAR BL. Take Delmar Car or Deimar Bus to Door FREE PARKING SPACE—NO TIME LIMIT tone Two More Values That Prove Beyond Any Doubt That “You Always Pay Less at Manne Bros.” 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite........ 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Buy Now—We Hold for Future Delivery Free of Charge "89 | Fred D. Beneke. control work, but he sieued it at possibly $100,000,000 annually un- til completion. In addition to this demand which will be made upon the Gov- ernment, the Association proposes to ask Congress to assume all the debts of drainage and levee dis- tricts, many of which are virtually bankrupt because of the losses by the 1927 flood, and in many of ‘which it will be impossible to ob- tain by taxation the money needed to meet interest on outstanding bonds. It is estimated the total indebtedness of the districts wil) exceed $250,000,000. The Commission heard many de- tafis of the deplorable conditions existing in the flooded areas from speakers residing in all the states from Missouri to the Gulf of Mex- ico, and heard pleas that it include in its recommendations to the War Department plans for immediate financial relief to the many thou- sands who suffered losses from the floods. Langdon R. Jones of Kennett, Mo., said that relief which came in five or 10 years would be too late, and that help must be ex- tended by the Government or there would result an economic. crisis through the Mississippi Valley which would have a dangerous ef- fect on the country as a whole, Present Engineers Report. While nearly all the speakers told only of conditions without of- fering suggestions for relief, L. T. Berthe, of Memphis, an engineer, presented a report from the en- gineering committee of the asso- ciation. In the main, this report urged the Commission to recommend a ‘plan for higher ‘and stronger _ levees and protection of river ‘banks by revetment, with addition- ‘al outlets through controlled diver- sion in the lower valley. It urged that nothing of value would be ob- | tained through diversion of waters |above the White River, through |reforestation or through lateral _reservoirs. It favored reforestation ‘as a national] conservation policy, ‘but held that it was useless to con- sider it as a part of flood control. | “The jurisdiction ofthe execu- ,tive authority must include the en- tire river and so much of its tribu- 'taries as is necessary to make flood ‘control works effective and co-or- | dinate the channel improvements ‘with those above,” the _ report ' recommended. Must Stabilize Channel. | | | “It is our opinion that channel fi stabilization is fundamental to ef- | ] | fective flood control, 4|that all improvements may co-or- dinate and form a composite whole | and in order there must be no conflict or over- laping of authority or responsibili- ty. “The scope of the jurisdiction must extend to all phases of the must include rights of way, struction anc maintenance. executive authority must not be limited or hampered by require- ments for local rights of way or maintenance. the control of these floods, among the most prominently mentioned being headwater reservoirs, local or lateral reservoirs in the flood || subject valley itself, reforestration, spillways and diversion. “It is our collective opinion that flixation and protection of river banks by revetment, and adequate levees, supplemented by cdditional outlets through controlled divi-- sion in the lower valley must con- stitute the back bone of any suc- cessful plan for flood control of the Mississippi River and its trib- utaries. It is our further opin- ion that however meretorious as a local proposition headwater reservoirs offer no tangible mea- sure of flood relief for the central valley. We believe in reasonable reforestration as a national con- servation policy beneficial to the economic welfare of the nation, but it offers nothing of value in the way of lood relief. Reservoir Plan Fantastic. “Local or lateral reservoirs, ex- cept the limited natural storage which can be util: of tributaries, against a maior flood, defeat the irpose of the project itself and the cost oi (weir construction and maintenance makes such proposalsé fantastic. “Any diversion of the Mississippi River water above the White River is prohibitive in cost and unneces- sary. as there is no reason why that reach of the river above the White River cannot be effectively con- alone. “A diversion of magnitude from the White to the Arkansas, thence to the Atclrafa- laya and through the Atchafalaya 'to the Gulf appears practicable. trolled with levees and revetment | : plan and constructive works and | con- | The /§ contributions, | “Many radical changes have been | proposed in the general plan for -2d on the Up- | stream side or near the mouths | would, because of | the area required to be effective | considerable | STRENUOUS PROGRAM FOR LEGION IN PARIS Not a Free Moment for Ameri- cans After Opening Services in Churches, Sept. 18. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Aug. 20.—The advance guard of the American Legion is just beginning to realize what a strenuous time lies ahead of the ex-service pilgrims if the tentative program. incorporating the sugges- tions of the French Government and the invitations of many mu- nicipalities, is carred out. Beginning with high mass in Notre Dame Cathedral —- A ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ether churches on Sun- a asaniee Sept. 18, , there will not be a minute free until ~fler the great cones organized in honor of the legion by the asso- ciation of wt vic ‘helms, which comprises the whole popu- Ts e Legionnaires will have an Bsa ~ to see nearly cv"rTy feature of French life, from tke Montmartre section o! Varia, fa- mous for its cabarets to the sim- ple customs of the country folk. The people of. Catigny. where the Americans made their first attack and won their first victory, wanted them to go there, but the village is too small, so Montdidier, the town marking the farthest <«*Tt- man advance to the west in 1918, not far from Catigny. substituted itself for the village and invited the Legion to be its guests. «ther invitations have come from For- ges sur Meuse, Dormans, Stras- and ser- bourg and Metz. ee ——— -- —SPECIAL—— MONDAY AND TUESDA STARCK’S Direct From Our Factory to You =. PIANO SALE ; YoU SAVE Beautiful Grand Piano SAMPLES FLOOR As te Oe. . kc cena All are class If you want tunity. Slightly used and floor samples, some second-hand to be disposed of regardless of price. in first- condition. Beautiful up - to- date Baby Grands. Grand Piano (and who doesn’'t?P) this is your oppor- 429 a ~ — — - _—— — nS a LE ES OS, No Money Dow Ask Us About Our No vial 30 Days Free Trial Propesitan | 30 Days’ Trial — $13.50 to $25 Values, Just 150 pairs in this gre purchased especially for th for street and evening wear ers. High and low heels. have caused & 8‘ former secretary to me field, Nevada banker a= to commit suicide lodging house here T lice found a note which said that to deposit to my sponsible for affairs, Mitchell's widow t & in St. Louis, Mo., on busy nected with a $75,609 husband inherited ago. — . “a hs . . ~ Ps c9r ' oe ——_. Pi ae he ” . eViiz ii - mm / ~ ~*~ fe i | ee 5 Used and Shopworn ~ PLAYER-PIAN ms Low USED, NEW and SAMPLE PIANOS INCLUDED IN THIS SALE eel 7 for the "years of ex bun and we cou Saws workmen should we | ene ‘118 All Must Go During This Sele We must Keep our factories going at —_.< we . nee aan gh to re- lose in order to keep our factories @ Foxine Fur Banding, fo popular shades for trimm etc. ea: '$10 to $2! a eC OO ODO going and keep our men busy we offer you a discount ordinarily civen piano dealers Do not delay. on is for s ‘limited time only. and slightly used to Used Pianos taken in trade included in this sale. Some very fine makes. Beautiful Piano and Player Bench and Nice Selection “The utilization of a controlled | | Atchafalaya to afford outlet for _ from 750.000 to 1,000,000 second | feet of the flood flow during major | floods appears imperative. | Spillways Questionable. “Both the necessity and advisa- | | bility of additional spillways, except }| as possible safety valves to prevent || widespread disaster from a flood sible. is questionable.” of Mempbis, secretary of the association. said }| that detailed reports and statistics would be furnished the Commission for its consideration In the prepa- ration of its recommendations. The hearing was the last of many which have been held in cities along the Mississippi by the Com- mission. Col. Charlies L. Potter. chairman of the Commission, said that the Commission expected to hold no more hearings. and that the preparation of its report to the : | War Department would be under- |taken immediately. It is expected \that this report wil! be in the hands of the Secretary of War in ample —. to have a complete flood con- tri program ready at the opening of Congress in December. A, | Sreater than that now deemed pos- | Phono b Taken ; Included With Each Player UPRIGHT | PIANOS $37 Each Phd $100 to $150 for One of These We will accept this ae $25 part payment on any new Player-Piano. Grand Piano or Upright Piano. Manufacturers Starck Grand, Upright 1018 Olive St. OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS WRITE FOR BIG BARGAIN ut OPEN EVERY EVENING THE BIGGEST WE HAVE EVER USED BARGAINS $375 PIANO, $175 $250 ES $400 PIANO, $210. $508 Go $600 PIANO, $295 $300 PIANO, $135 5 Many. Many SF Ff NEW Laige Stock te. 5S. E. Corner ith St,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — meee LL a A Ee ee ee ee BANKER'S FORMER SECRETARIES = _— ithe svcenme : KILLS SELF OVER Pie 4 Laird-Schober Sampl e Shoes Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M.—Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | Save Eagle Stamps | . G. ell a ing That Counts ) hat gashetio a = Santee 60CC(ié‘éS 3.5 to $25 Vaalute’s, Moora, $9.45 It Is the Steady Saving ocr ing After $75,000 Kein, ee iris ‘Sen ‘thel a ehi wens 406. 8 By the Associated Press, ~~ © rt a ecpecialty ine - re tg Meese pers spent at St. Lowis) Dominant ‘Store | | Wate : . west styles le § iven § - | Aa | oe street and evening wear in a variety of cai bad wees yous eve = s; ceandiated | tricted ar- nancial worries were he} with cash purchases—itew res have caused Stanislaus @ yee. oT High and low heels. Sizes 4B and 414B only. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY ticles excepted. And a bookful can ; 2.50 in w , si exchanged for $2 in cash or $ former secretary to Geor,, ann. omen’s Shoe Section—Second Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEILCO. THE MAY CO. merchandise. . Tge ¥ 4 Los Angeles Denver St. Louis field, Nevada banker and canu | kron Cleveland a eae to commit suicide Mies %, in an re lodging house here Thursday q J August Saleot \7> lice found a note with the 5 Be ef which said that “failure of. Gan e | O C S to deposit to my account” w.. - ad sponsible for affairs, ~a Mitchell’s widow is thoupnes : 4 * ‘ An Event of § ected oii On OR busines In a Specially Purchased Group — Afford- ValueGiving ’ estate = . e husband inherited” several pall ing Advantageous Choice of Fall Models at " - - ee ee TREE A A EY @ Paris-inspired fash- ions are here for the women and misses who want to make discrimi- nating choice of lovely fur garments! Models that embody the choicest pelts and best workman- ship—at savings which are most impressive. - A small hd it ] VAAN | | j ING] It @ These Frocks represent the authentic vogue for the hell anu Coat ancit Go.” q Fall and Winter season. Fashioned of satin, exquisite tober sst—when bal- : Ss u r crepe, Georgette, transparent velvet as well as silk apie Siatil ly Purchased $2.93 —————— ena _- ° ; you prefer, charge and velvet combinations. New one and two purchases are piece models introduce smart notes in gga ol oa to $25 Garments Offered tiers, drapes and circular godets. Many new Sia at 28 oe For while Glove Silk Underwear is 80 very practi- Sie Fox; bie @ A limited quantity of silk and lisle ABC fabrics ig? sage Petr py _—" i —e ae. KA ee | cal and so easily laundered, still it has all the +) . ogptinteg oe four oe wide = with slight imperfections in weave. In medium / + Ne . woe th nt it. A a hie 4 dainty loveliness which women demand. The very 3 a e js ° . eer . oes . .. A, % . . 5 Used and Shopworn J r shades tor trimming inter coats, shades suitable for inings, and 36 inches wide. 24 Dozen, $5.00 NSN. newest styles exquisitely trimmed with laces, net =, For Trimming—First Floor Lining Section—Third Floor Notion Section—Main Floor i. \\ and embroidery—in pink, peach, blue, orchid and \\ ’ ’ ’ YER.- PIANOS i , Va os | Nile. Sizes 34 to 42. 300 garments in this group. $ 1 1 $y #510 to $25 Sample Bags {$12 to $20 Sample Lily-of- [> 27 eine HRY Pit _ Chemise Step-Ins Garments for Monday Shoppers France Duo-Settes bs sore Mk ton Pe . a : Corset and Brassiere in One, for K _— ' a There Are Exactly 150 Bags tor Your Mi $2 Q5 t $3 45 d G] . =a Po} 3 NOS Serres \ We Choosing at This Unusual Price— _— Women and misses . O I OVES s busy we offer ; , = 2) ‘ 5 | S : te ta f 5 ON a ha A course, choice should be made early. ; 1 B | the developing figure, as it follows ry | y E ts Street Range of ovelty Cuffs LOW AS the natural contour of the body, giv- | : hades thoes vir PIANO en Nce SONA Every Bag is expertly made | Leather Sus s hy. 3 ‘\ ‘ > a y) black, brown, tan, gray and Tapest = a a Tae ad 4 _% i j right support. - You REASON — of excellent materials — in Needlepoint . =! ing just the rig pp R OWN TERMS WITHIN 4 AMARA AW Real Petit Point Bone aE, Most of these garments are in sizes 34 to 40, al- “a ! ! . VN RRS the. bright, accessory shades. eet though a few in larger sizes are in the assortment. YES 6 4 am es eimai section—-Biain’ Steer ay Rs smn Crushed Bond Stationery USED BAKGAINS 4 ($375 PIANO, $175 $250 PIANO... estes Bm $3.95 Black Velvet 1500 Yards of Woolens Many, Many More Reset Tate et et Fm : Special Offer- Ba $2.50 to $2.98 Values, Hi Lite two-Sold Goh conan! toa a ee In a opecia 7 Yard, Monday : : rect and dignified for men and wom- : Se 7 |. ing, Monday, Yard. : . , en. This offer includes 72 sheets of 95c Value. In a Special August Oftering at @ The most popular correspondence pes— ly t of 54- paper and 50 envelo regular @ Imported silk-faced black Cet atecan wal fs Salt ide ti plaids, stripes and plain colors; make practical frocks for 7 Starch Grand, Upright and Player P dress Velvet with lisle back. F | S. E. Corner ota 39 inches wide. Very hand- Be sure to supply yourself generously for orle, ive St. ia se" St. Lo 4 gome for dinner and evening | street, school and office wear. sonal use—while this very special price prev ; ; -s wear. p AP hic eli ‘ool Goods S:ction—Bhird Fleer Pe iis POO a FOR BIG BARGAIN LIST — Daylight Silk Section—Thira Floor . ns ——— ass __ secant aL LL LLL LOA LLL LOE A ee LLL LL —- aa a — ~ quam ~ = A a a — cement —_— ---~~ ~~ a nn ne pent —— a —— eg ee =n — ~ OO LS A A TL LO —-- ———— - ee A IT AI A TI es Re ce am ee eter oe emma LLL LLL aan A OL ED

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927__. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce LL LL LN a nn re el Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M—Saturday, 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—We Give an Eagle Men’s Radium Silk SI 4 ae nail Sale of “Billiken” Shoes | ' : Very Special Monday at $5.85 _ E , In the August Sale, 3 : it and quite practical, tor re the well-kng : £ these roc @ This is but one of the special groups! Shoes fit and q Grand’. Im white, bles. aul ‘ designed pertcalatly for growing girs In patent @ Golden Poppy Brand. Te white, ben, grag sooth LON TL leather and two-tone tan calf, with fancy tongue. Covered wood Cuban heels. Sizes 23% to 7. OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY match styles, in sizes 14 to 17. Children’s Shoe Section—Second Floor THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Men's Furnishing Section—Mate F Les Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland ‘ndet | Boys’ Knickers Kinder arten i T ocks sot ass tases Ua Y ers L’Aigion and Iwanta Makes Chinchilla Coats for School Well Made, Sturdy Models of Serviceable 5 V I es ’ - y > be OOS. ba arrets ~: Ms i § : s Binh. : : A. ; A PRG CER hore Se aye ete ae ee ee EP xs at ip ch pip aooee tame 7 ew eee ere , ~ P re @ see JX pes ae. ta n 4 awe 2 . — Pee Ate” 3. Sar ee Toes se Tea OR ei eet ea die OR Ore 58 Ps RT OR ORT. SOR AE SG ee Ty Ne ~ saris ll Chih Aten ong is . enon nit ae mee ett Pita BATON oa Steps mein 7 oleh vnascnnitniateasthachabaiacahine oben sat ¥ a a Pore i. a — ma ms be eg Me a shah ot aaa ea ant rm ne wn —— ae > . m4 tegtiels, 4 € . ee ae x i nt nee Menges een eres TE OE ag cn Be lithe gee = ¢ o ? ~~ ee a J ~— ” ne » Wi fs 2 ae” Ae a a ag Ste I a Re NO aah Ra tT CTE: ORR ee RRR FG: RP ERE RK REE aS eR A! NTS onagheinteN > AR capurtator sts oie i SRP ae CaMRRTO ee: aay aaa AIS Pe Se a nN a a , ¥ sir Rethds ainBh PES + MARE ATY: Hee Pet EES > rye: 7 - pain ae ey" gen Se Sata, RRS pe Nar ARN RR | RAR rd ie Mla abe ano ie pe ly tagrengg” : -_" , . “ ‘ 2 s) : PaNT) , ss gE aay i : i R eres terre yd iv Ba ten sos ee 2 OTD NE STR TERT Meg Ret Societe ener aipee! Sw rs Ua ee oni 1g ober — “ : . Soe eke iy xen a a ek a” Ha - Dm RE ta et eee eee ahaa a oe i ahaa ON a: ahaa, ad ho eee baghb a od ne “a. te tone Druk Aus bit rapier _ - . 4 sie ME pin) NE: WE ES Bi. Wi Range ter ae sy ihine ART RS cor shee ech Re Spe 8, Bs 8 LG A enc Ene INT te a fo gg NA algo bap > ap chien Tage $i onae 5 py ca RS a ae EA ee r= . P ae + ek SS cial a a git é : \ aioe’ Se M he, Bos, ay TS eo epee tes . 3 for $4.95 $12 Ottered $4.95 OE ivcwaee: Ideal for the boy who gives AR Gare ON te tf tt @ Chinchilla is always na | oe aL accepted fabric for gitis clothes hard service. Well made € Tiny Frocks, adorable enough, even for Ni os Se Coats, for it cor _ “ dell Geet i ceaheieananl am ae that great adventure, “The First Day of | 4 =") nt to hd eT ae ae. seams. With watch pockets and School!” Some are smocked, tucked or 1, Sek, asic i + Beinn nat belt loops. In drab shades. Sizes gaily poe wg an — cory’ tal- ie 7 en 16, These models of 4 - 16“years. Others $2.50 to lored simplicity! They’re made of cham- genuine Germania or En- 50. : ’ lish prints and broadcloth in lish chinchilla are double- | ° Meee: yi te . bray, English pri ( eal 4. full-flare styles, Plus-Four Knickers Se ‘ the most sprightly colors, which are guar- erty tiene! omg tee oe Se TM proval of mothers « Wi . Ne y |} een anne ea And —— — = Lined with windbreaker $ 49 me $ fr i ae Ae for school wear. izes matcning Dioomers OF panties. 51Zes O (cotton) suede. In navy, === === ee a = cond Fr 6 years. French blue and tans oan A or? : Wide Hems the new Fall patterns, inciud- da 7 Also $19.75 to $35 Coats ing brilliant plaids, checks and Marusne ie a Raglan Sleeves at $14.85 to $21. Sizes : . : : tiger stripes, in the most popu- MONDAY! | > Cunning oo 7 to 14 years. lar colors. Well made, golf but- XY and Cutts: ee ton bottoms and 1% top pockets. French zaa° ; on > Infants’ Section—Third Floor Girls School Dresses 4 ' ce a, : 7 Specially Priced at Wool Knickers Dolls i Oy Se Sa, $1.88 and $2.45 Special $7.95 Lees es ee LY | ? t — ERX AE AXE ers ; A ‘A From the ¢ A charming array of smart styles which girls of 7 Value .. EAE SPA stelettns | \ Islands. ic to 14 will love for school wear. Well made of @ Made of excellent wool fab- “s@aeepeteaeee co ia . embroidered! chambray, print, ginghams or broadcloth in attrac- rics, splendid for school wear. Lave ae . $13.95 doz. tive one and two piece effects. Cleverly finished In the newer shades of gray, E et RE & des Stee teal ove ae ’ | going away to school will adore them! | : pay with seuciai . ‘ge Card Table ¢ Piquant profile faces are half hidden ers, pen points, eraser! 4 7 $3.50 $ under the nonchalant brim of dashing crayons, drinking poe i 7 Value.. felt hats! And bouffant frocks of felt a Continuing Monday, St. Louis’ Dominant Store Offers | coin case. (o> Fay In dainty designs, % and print are equally attractive in vivid : a : ie Y boned effet 90 shades of orange, blue or green. tienery Sect peak: Hf | Art Needlework Section—Third Floor : ' eg ., $7.95 Values, each Select Yours Early for They're Most Unusual at ’ « ’ t & ; ~ he ey ore | Rep, ial cb oe , . ‘ ‘be ry + fee ‘ o ee Rs aa , fo +1 RLF om " Ys bin fe eee i rer ene ee es : % 9 dihipente” Pee em = a a aa ie atti 2 - - * 1? ui - Reiss 4B oe b } x ~ 5 ~~ deal pooh heads iD ‘a VN ND MIM ee peraptreys ser oe 7 wo G A pitting PUT. By oa Wy. ee - op, oe aad “e . . a = m ns ‘ iS In the Correct Advance Models for Immediate and Fall] Wear! Smartest Woolens! Newest Patterns! Wanted Mee #) Fe Models! Popular Colors! a August Sale of Curtains—Continued Monday ) | Die a “ b i. x 4 AILUCS zcee Pitch ors = Me = f : > — t; y fim ; ee qext fi 5 — 2g 4) & ! $6.50 Value ‘/ i } . ky @ An event appealing particularly to men Smartest Woolens s 1 2 . 8 F gold tint that cheerfully radi- jax ‘ : ° ates Winter sunshine. Full ID aie pensively dressed. Every Suit sseeh-Tiatehed Conciments ength by 47 inches wide. - : : ° Ss U ntini Handsome W zs gives evidence of our dis ntinished Worsteds ers of heavy silver gi $5 Ruffled Curtains . t crimination when se- Newest Patterns hammered design with Of figured grenadine with | ¢ yet ° ° Pencil Stri ; der. 2-quart size. W dainty picot-edged pallies: val- 1 ' lecting ...1n mate- Neat andl Pa tesing oe , ance and tie-backs to : ‘ - : : Smart Overplaids to any dinn match. Set . s rial, tailoring Checked Patterns a chemin $8.50 Curtains $15 Casement Curtains 7! and color Correct Models . | Of Quaker lace in all-over pat- ‘ hee # tones. Conservative and College Styles Seta Tat a aeraete shaders, | termes ecru shade with @O) RE a! Single esd ‘Deabio Sreeste weave patterns. “| flounced bottoms. Pr.. . Es Tailored for Every Type of Pair % To sh ~~" ti a é want off Figure—Stouts, Stubs, Slims 7Ca Ppt o share in the exceptional savings this event offers, you $7 Casement Curtains | should choose for your Fall requirements Monday. If P opular Colors Monday ; : “Re Gee $4.50 you have attended previous events of this character, you oe wage Passe Grays Imported beige point Milan Of cream-tinted lace; _ full will be here early in the morning! | eg rece Curtains with a foundation of | length and width, and finished Men's Clothing Secti Second Floer durable Swiss netting. Four | With deep bullion fringe. BT a patterns. Drapery Section—Fifth Floor 7 ? . Ln th +k r ) | ° é Receive the Deniuey Tea Fight ae Over This _ The August Sale of Mirrors ecttified Fresheain —Ofters Upright and Oblong Styles, Beautifully Framed— at Worth-While Savings! $27.50 to $47.50 Mirrors ie Sere ee = S 0 q Mantel and console styles of most un- | ae cestgn exquisitely etched and beau- $ 2 i : een J ms =f ea ie age round corners, or ——= | This set operates from your light socket, ish ...... ' | a ea merely plug in and listen. It has given am- a wean | $1 ‘4 a : -- Mantel met; new | | ple satisfaction to hundreds of St. Louis lis- | irrors | , teners with its exceptional qualities. With | $6.50 to $8.50 Mirrors | $5.95 . $6.95 $7.95 , . | cabinet finished in two-tone mahogany ef- To prepare in small a - ll | ey 9 a - ea . Tara, oa Ue ‘ Console Mirrors in upright, console style with antique | | Of unusually lovely de- vt t%-inch brown | Three - secti f ‘It-i frames and top ornaments. | $4.85 | a beautifully etch- | and silver toned with slack aon | 4 aig yon speaker and plenty of —— meals _ ” Offered Monday $] 9 | Upright styles with beautifully | 4 Several attractive | frames. Also 3-section gold and silver frames. » itor all equipment, so that no wires are vis- have a “Thermax $17.50 | ag aa | choles for your | a arene, in an- | ag in exquisite de- ible. It is a set you can well be proud of. of take sa : == en Urrors, in silver and brown toned frames, $9.95 Available on deterred payments, it desired. lyasarange = ———————————— — en Section—6ixth Fieer s ei SAleicssass-"__\"\«\1-:--,-,oe en saa ee aid Senseo ; x ee ee ee Eee ener - — antiiiiieeeeee ee — — . : , See Fig af ee ee

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ah ee ee ee A ete: os veo ao a ET +3 — ee — : : cere, =- = a — “ae ‘ é Store H : 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M—Saturday, 8:30 A. M. - -_ i fe dium Silk Shirts The Popular $18 Gladstone Cases sla . Ps a eee ne ee Monday at $5.85 WA —Cisésin the August Sale, Monday, at $13.75 , ; Doli. Same a ay woe * : pay a Te nny ute HE @Boys and girls starting off to college will ap- pal ; ; wis goa ly wsligg ei-Known _ —preciate one of these roomy Gladstone Cases of Cc Beautiful imported Or die, vn : a. ’ » tay and = BEE ~gmooth-finished cowhide leather with spacious | nent finish which makes it so desirable for lar-attached and collar-to. — | @ 40 inches wide, in a charming assortment of flow- 4 to 17 Genet ereninanee eae OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY iceman | 4 ae Daylight Yard Goods Section—Third Fleer Furnishing Section—Main Floor 4 3 THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. . — , ¢ oa Fs ‘ » Bo S Lj 4 : Sus ~~ ~ , ———— \ a Ciprinma Cay eee a : & ey \ 2 Sue? it oe o _@.. Came (OM BOD a a OD ei Iw } st ‘ F f 3 ; Beginning Mondqy Morning—An Annual Event of Utmost Importance to Housewives and Brides-to-Be! The August @ ~ Blouses Wifi-4 \ Te ° | iy 8 8 f vance My Sale oy Madeira _AANens ') Snviaiccam veotal Now ‘4 Special! Table Glassware \ | i fe ; : » 5; pres . . 1 00 mz’ And Other Fancy Linens at Savings to Impel Even Holiday Choice - Y a > 1 : A} The markets of France, Italy, Germany and It Is an Annual Event Through Which ‘\ a @ These neat Blouses : ‘| China have sent these exquisite Linens—an Filet and Cut kC | St. Louis’ istincui smartly tailored of t qf. ‘ ; utwor overs . Louis’ Dominant Store Distinguish- | Bags te be er Pi h.-.@ immense assortment and at such savings! side oe 5 9 76 és Itself as Supreme in Value-Giving! checks, stripes and fi TA}: : . inet. tthe enthusiastic ap” q ; Bridge Sets 69c Pillow Slips Value... $5.95 Pillowcases $3.95 Pillowcases Handsome Tablecloths, hand embroidered in solid Monday, $ 4 45 The ‘ BA 0} 4 a . P ; “ — — en ae 0 te i saber. Se es eh Ree Ae tt OES. Grats g > with oes errs Bn heat, oa o* 60 98 : NRO Cote a et, See Fak a : ty ie) eee prepregs” nee pnt parte gh 3 28 ERM Ae a Sa . , aL CD pa al oe AGRA Pow: : ee % Pte, 2 ae Bi oh tg Paitin ape so ~ - BP eee ghee re geen ete fa abet magaee Freya ee anges Ni RO Ns Fy rR Ap oti > ane ’ busi ae al te ¢ : f ° pisoe P Om S a _ 4 P r rT . ° . 4 ” Tee - ’ AE PTO BE NF q_A very fortunate special purchase enables us ‘to present this attractive Glassware at this August sale price. Gracefully designed pieces of thin lead-blown glass in rose and green, in block optic patterns—that lend a charming touch of color to the dinner table, including: ) Water Goblets Wine and I Tet Set ' Sherbet Glasses Cocktail Glasses dyna» a ee re a -~ a _| - ~~ proval of mothers and boys #f v7 $8.95 Value for school wear. Sizes 6 to | $5 05 and cut-work designs and finished with Filet and Pair Pair . f * | Boudoir or baby Pillow Slips Point Venice M edallions, 72x100-inch size. Madeira hand embroidered | Madei - i | 36x36-inch cloth and 4 nap- hand embroidered on sheer $149.50 Filet Covers, 72x108 size....$95.45 in handsome er een eo vse jer rs = kins of heavy linen with | white batiste in dainty col- pure Irish linen. 42x36-inch | land cotton. Each pair fin- - regen ome ager sa ong | ors. etched size. Ideal for gifts or own | ished with rose-point hand- t would make ideal gifts. 98c Madeira Slips. .69c $2.25 Towels $17.95 Sprea ip use. scalloped edge. Guest Towels with filet lace | Rayon antique filet all-lace DEN oe , edge, hand-embroidered cut- | Bedspreads with center de- =» Oi Madeira motif @1 96 | fulbea aie $10.95 | Madeira Tablecloths | ®,. In the Housewares Section—Monday j Linen Napkins $37.50 Luncheon Set Gorgeously hand embroidered in exquisite de- | $3 55 Stepladders ‘ / Tea Napkins - wr $29.75 | signs and finished with hand-scalloped edge. | From the choice makers of the Madeira Dainty embroidered corners | One runner, six mats and six ST ee : >” ) 74 a . *e¢es ' ‘ " . ~ »). — _s wy ~— wt ~ -~t CH) y _ OZ NA, Pencil Boxes Islands. Edges are scalloped, and corners are and rese-point scalloped | napkins, lavishly embroider- $12.95 Value, 4 Six- 58c Pencil] Boxes... ...39¢ edges. ed and filet lace trimmed. 54x72-inch size... .$9.45 Foot embroidered! For the perfect dinner set! | z a - 9 6 P . -P F ] t Ss t , 2 . + ™ a ry $13.95 doz. value, 17-inch size, 6 for. .$4.94 peeenees ra : ~ Aigo $39.95 13-Piece e pong $24.45 Value, 72x90-inch size. ..$18.85 65c Pencil Boxes... .49¢ $15.95 doz. value, 18-inch size, 6 for. .$5.94 : ~ $29.95 Value, 72x90-inch size...$22.45 . (2h: @ Sturdily built of well-sea- 75c Pencil Boxes. ...59¢ : $16.95 doz. value, 18-inch size, 6 for. .$6.94 $5.95 to $6.95 Sample Madeira Scarfs, each. .$3.95 $45.50 Value, 72x108-inch size. .$35.75 soned wood, strongly rodded $1.50 Pencil Boxes. .95¢ HW Wz $8.95 Chinese Cross-Stitch Bridge Sets, Set. .$4.95 and fitted with bucket rest. $9.95 Mosaic Embroidered Pillowcases, pair, $6.95 j . Six feet high. Madeira Madeira $16.95 Spanish Emb. Luncheon Sets Madeira _ Madeira | @ The boxes are variously qi Card Table C C é $1.69 Madeira Hot Roll Covers : Scarfs Embroidered Scarfs | $4.25 Gas Hotplates filled with penciis, penhold- “a ard iapie Vovers enterpieces 75c Chinese Embroidered Guest Towels 18x36-Inch $] 49 $ i a-burner size with cast iron ers, pen points, eraser, ruler, #4 _ $3.50 $2 45 $1.49 99¢ | 39c Madeira Oval Tray Cloths, 6x12-inch Size ...... De a, $3.94 ; frame. handles and high $3 45 crayons, drinking cup and #84 ¢ ; i Value.. ° Value.. 7 $1.25 Madeira and Chinese Guest Towels In three sizes to match, in | Unusually elab aa AY dry use CR COVER: §048de +8 . coin case. : we a | er dainty designs, with scal- All-linen, elaborately em- ‘$4.95 Porto Rico Bridge Sets solid eyelet and openwork,’| jn all pr» Mn ‘a —_ . B $2.75 Paint Stationery Section—-Main Floer a | . J Aacind efims -00e 6-in sy ete broidered; 18-inch size. $2.49 Madeira Vanity Sets, three pieces with scalloped edge. | $1 rooms q —— 4% CS) —— . | a8 Soe eS on , , Its Price : Special f 2 | | ML a ay = > qi I —_—[=[==—_—_——______ ae Westinghouse or Do- mestic motor, speed control and iat of : attachments with car- Balance in Small Monthly Payments rying case, finished in walnut effect. Only twenty at this special price. ey | , . Moderate.. Now of.. Handsome Water Pitch- ## 8 iii : eX = of heavy bate. plate in BOG | B - , = 28 ~ “yp = : \: —and a Liberal Allowance Will Be hammered design with bor- ag | a ~ es ) | ~~ \§) Made for Your Old Electric Cleaner der. 2-quart size. Will fea #7 Ye : 1 . prove a dignified adjunct 7 | =| | \\ q Complete satisfaction follows the purchase “gin gemprane sneggg of a “Hoover”... built for service, ease of op- a charming wedding gift. $20 to $35 Allowance on Your Old ‘ Machine Toward Any Domestic! | Only ber fe Positive eration and durability! Turns many work- a limited num : ing hours into leisure-time and is an aid to — ar : in the: ; ~~ j= oe ee ae Just 20 of These Suites—in the August Sale of Furniture! tion’ Does Bae health. jessie | : . Via - if ee ih as It Cleans = tl \ & 5 x ——— 2. ———— 337 50 All ~_ \ \ a ) iT \ ; —making rugs not only safely sanitary but hoe F o8 preserves their beauty and makes them a ) Call GArfield , 5900 wear longer. Dining-Room Suites |=: a ne tr Comprised of Nine Superb Pieces! i \%@s $1.05 Cork Linol Dustproof Construction Throughout! a -—? =e : 1. , OT 1110 cui ) | € Dining-Room Suites of unusual a4 A : ; : : New Patterns, Just Received—Square Y atd, Monday ~ beauty, in one of the most exceptional ; a» (8 = — € You will want to fill your necds from thie ferings of the entire August Furni- attractive assortment at Monday’s price. ture Sale! Nine pieces comprise the 3 | ? Block and tile patterns, hardwood ef- gsroup—sturdily constructed of all- Pp é d a] Bikes _ | fects and patt suitable for Walnut and walnut veneer, and the A e® — —- : ~ kitchen, sunroom, dining room or > 95 drawer sides and bottoms of mah ogany. The Suites consist of 66- ihe es >S bedroom; in delightful colow com — FB) inch buffet, china cabinet, 8-foot extension table, five chairs and an $ 3:88 os > - } binations. wag * §8) armchair, upholstered with attractive tapestry slip seats. The Pebrescg a = ~ No reservations will be made He] Server is extra at $29.75. lar frame, rubbertired disc | Eff aewe :; at this special price, so bring - wheels, adjustable seat and | . : your room measurements. ture Delivery May Be Ar- . ‘ , 3 Deterred reyments and ~ . 3 a caaen — oBleseee AY 4 4 " Lincleem Section—Sifth Fiees ranged—But Remember, Just 20 Suites in the Offering! — s Fernttere *ection—Seventh Floor Basement Gallery MC ete ue eT eee oe ere tr). i Cookers $10 Value sapere PE EO CONES

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_ amanteand aon — oe | SRR MEE -DISPATCH ; ag es ———____-_——_ —_—"—",_SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, 1927... ST.LOUIS POST-D PAGE 10 —__ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “er Co Toe GHESS GAME BY RADIO ‘ of | ‘“ A : i > Ba 5 After a 7000-mile tour, portions, ht Co . Ve .i9 a \ | 30 P ; Annual & p we aie. e of which were through unfrequent- | is | ] RB M d M ° —the Basement Econom S ore $s & ee Hf p ed sections of Northern Alaska, 2% 1438 me PORSWET | , t egins on ay orning at 8: y ee F 9 e. ie of 118 St. Louisans who made the : P.. : fae trip returned home yesterday in a >C rT R t we a @ C stinguis acu ncludin mar . i. ' . "goat for several minutes through | Moll. Paul | Friess, "charles Galloway, | Curtain Sets | Window Shades nce Oe pl and re cree Go ton water ‘ : wi (@ Frank Gecks. David Hochman, M. ° | ig ubt they would pain me | creche as it hopped about the | Teresa Finn. Mazie G eae. Se | $2.25 $ 1 29 | $1.25 Special 4 5c $2.25 $1.5 ' Oreadfully; ioe “they feel fine S oe 4 Ss. | 1DUTZ, A. Orgove, si sregory. ; ' : t acie t me.” F . “There are moose. caribou and | _ enesonge and oe Conferred. Value. °° . | Value, Yd. — C Value, Ea. ee Value. °° ; wee mecd it saya: Toe ‘atmompnere | cs ad tee : ‘elk also in the mountains, but we | §,,,"Pec'#! Department for Beginners. : ' . ; ; 3 ly; ' erythii emed clear, bs ae ; Visiting Teachers fc ssons | All the more desirable colors in . ‘fifteen days’ use everything se f im. 2 aig ,saw none of these. The fartiiest | seat ws gag en __" In a gpa yer | Attractive silk and cotton mixed these splendid oil-opaque Shades, Many attractive Racy . ri even read fine = ogee > eae {point of our trip was Car Cross, | ain ieee anes c ere | . Finish d with callo ad edge and , material in floral, striped or con- mounted on sturdy spring rollers. | ofiqctirny = itable icity benefited ip the following simple |) te. ee Alaska, so-called because caribou | - >.» Canales Pees. ee eee er sed , s | ventional patterns, gaily colored. Seconds of Si20 eride _ allover effects—sul ir Tanner: Go to any drug store aog get a) te Waa _of the district are in the habit of |” |_bullion fringe. 24 yards long. 36 inches wide. : | interior decoration uses, $01 SR bee it crossing the valley near that! | : | a , A : 45c % | : He oe. Tae wah tuned eel Sha uck Hi $2 Curtain Sets | 40c to 50c Grenadine | 50c to 75c Marquisette | 40c to 60c Curtain Nets | 35c Etamine or Scrim al = Hak 1 : the luncheon to be given for) | R , “ie ah . om | : : autiful rich ; Ni ay Sikes Qhtsicte motion pictures of in-| ad | Of ruffled ivory voile, edges | Soft and sheer, in dainty dot- | Beige tinted French Marquis- aoe and — weaves in - ivory or Neer te sash or | —— desi me 10 eee _ teresting scenes and people the | in blue, rose, gold, or- | ted patterns. 36 inches 75¢ | ette in 40-in. or 48-in, 29¢ | w ite, ivory and ocige; 25¢ | Jong curtains. 36 inches 19¢ preter a os Ald es re sone 1s contact | Se Sr ool chid and green. Set.. $1.19 “a Er ens | widths; yard........ yee’ | various widths; yard.... } EGGS VOPE, »-n00 nn eres ; See eacenen ae «with, which were made by Walt: r | | . exe + Pe RB. Weisenburger. will be shown. | | “7 4 i Peg W. L. Chamberlin was vin charge | Founded 1860 es - : o 1) Pe ‘of the tour for the chamber. | w ‘ The ¢ 0 ts | ig ; Re Bit : — . | . . * } e [ 1 WW ods ai FAMILY ESTATE TO HINDENBURG , F " Term Increasing Each Day in Value-Giving Importance! Monday! By All Means Shar pecial 7 ks i ; ‘ Veterans Will Present Gift to Ger- m ates : . ioe Bee man President on Birthday. a Sept. 14, 1937 | : , a C@Or e f | . t i = ¥ By the Asecciated Prees. ie : / ) | Hi rival BERLIN, Aug. 20.—Though r/, ae ks : , re aa ee z . President von Hindenburg has "it & }} © Bot Ammasten’e | : , ) we t f 4 a repeatedly express:d the wish that : Bf stieaeadh sane | Bees : ; : One Thousand Yards of $2.39 ee He ae no gifts be showered upon him on EE” denen ewig BS in mec , ; , ‘ yi eS his ightieth birthday. Oct. 2, Rhee eo toe Amen’: | $45 to $57.50 Values — Sie bay fer Yod 4 a hp fide there is one gift which, it is he- re 200 | : ; at pent @ i, oe 7-~ lead au 200 | aic ar 4) eae | Heved, he will be pleased to ac- fp atop ae 4 in This Event at ° Q _ heed a; “ my acre compus, 1¢ Special August Sale of ag ak § cept. E.” buildings. All popu. | Pp | 3 , Bi The veterans’ societies of Rosen. lat sports under : - . berg County, in western Prussia, = eight efScient coach 2 pa ee Swill present the soldier-president ——? es. Military training Ca eT urses apt: «the estate of his forefathers at | under U. S. government control. ae *Neudeck. The estate was given to | Pe : Phas 3 , Col. Otto Fredrick von Hinderburg. | — ere Tae Wy Sak ee . @ A very special purchase ac- be is : ' orous body, alert mind and high ideals : ; Sample Choice : are ; St peehene ats of owt oo Tp by | that make for success in life. @ Soft warm materials, in the P . counts for this most advanta- : ed 5% : S e Ur ‘ Ne | . ;=_ ee ee ee on | newer weaves, expertly fash- $2 to $3.95 of Many geous offering! One thousand . ; of | : : * (1744-1745). Sea taishunarn = thet | Write for view book and catalog. ioned into Coats which will Kinds Styles yards are involved and there's 4 ie : Cc. W. NEWHALL. Headmaster | take their place among the sea- no telling how long they'll 2 ne : SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES BOX 112 PARIBAULT. MINN. | son's smarter styles! Each one € This interesting assortment contains 1500 Purses of Persian last at this price! Navy blue eeu an rt inanl beautifully trimmed with fur or pin seal, patent and cowhide Pewee gree age — Georgette crepe of an ideal Fae a ee TS 2Otn i which harmonizes nicely with spol in inact coschinations of this aaaee Saaeaeaane Well weight, suitable for new Bs - eee i . . ° ° - . ah BOBBY REED’S SCHOOL OF THE THEATER its individual coloring. Sports made and excellently lined. Fall frocks. : | pt et in 4 cea ‘a, 9 “aden eee. 502 RIALTO THEATER BLDG. or more dressy models—which- Basement Economy Store , Cc x an : Practi ourse in | ern C d » Small G . 7! +] Private Leasons, _ Rehearsals oe dias Seales arte me ee ever you prefer—but each a — repe a = ay , nally. STOCK CO. OPENING IN SEPTEMBER. most unusual value at this sav- Fa $2.98 Value, : 2 ' Letters of Recommendati t ; : $ 8 . at ‘| Phone—JEfferson 471 ees oie pveeeee dele a ae ing! Bal sa aes I. a ————_ aie Another special group . 2 w as that is limited to only . . ‘ | hold any Coat until October | this event will be kept free of 590 — Be ‘i | ; } SUCCESS IS EDUCATION | 1, when balance is payable. | charge im our modern cold rw wien ys ata ) . Groce the Brides at One of | Charge purchases may be pay- | storage vaults until October Pre 7 = ae , Rr eS B Se C I] | able in October, if desired. | first. opens at 8:30 A. M. — : Owns Dusiness Uo eges | Basement Economy Store ee ee ee ; Enroll Any Monday—Day or Evening 7 Easton and Blackstone, Jefferson and Gravois, S858 Delmar, Grand and Hebert. 911 Locust. (CEptral 363°. 7 Builders of Boys teegieg ee Monday You May Effect Substantial Savings on Wanted Items in Christian Brothers High School | Clayton Road and University Lane The New School with Old Traditions—Conducted bv a r: ligious congregation whose members devote their lives exclusively to the educetion of boys and young men. | itll nar SBE ° . Women’s Hats’ Factory Checked 7 5 ‘00. 6 ott Ons an d B edd in O Choice Monday at 3 THE BRIDGE BETWEEN FAILURE AND | +9) . 7 7 ts Groups Which Reveal Splendid Economy for Monday's Shoppers need Modern Buildings — Spacious @€ Novelties in Ox- i Grounds—Tuition, $100 a Year Sends, Guate. . etree : —Scan This List Carefully and Supply Needs for a Long Time @ Ythinteadi of’ tad - ccredited by the North Central Association of Colleges and combinati - Hat od lit |_ Secondary Schools and the University of the State of Missouri mations ANS out ats of go quality - ts. Of m h- ° ) . ~- ’ felt, i be f fe rent any, isch. tan Perkins’ Bed Sheets $9.95 All-Wool Blankets new Fall. shapes ‘and : Si i : “ : : ” } ’ style or another. 2 ey Seconds of $ 1 59 Special, $62 7? aoe ne ap | a oecsaeae $2.25 Grade. . the Pair... € Seamless, full-bleached Sheets in 81x99-inch | @ Soft, thick, warm all-wool Blankets in beauti- School of : AINT LOVIS UNIVERSITY size. Ready for immediate use. Limit of six to | ful plaids of rose, blue, tan, orchid and gold. School Suits a buyer. Of Dwight Anchor quality. 66x80-inch size. Cotton sateen bound. Women’s Hosi A small cash payment will ; All Coats purchased during Advanced Courses in Business leading to Re ES "i + Nae q i a University deeree. Conducted. by ene Values of Importance . cialis of" hadecesine hee ne 2 oA. Bi Crinkled Bedspreads Cotton Flannelette Pattern Cloths Irregulars, Pawr, ' mpgde : eS ee = “Inverness” brand, 8:ix105-inch 36 inches wide and in light and Full-bleached mercerized dam- - 2 ¢ tic a ead } ° ° ° : » ie cat gsm Attording a broad $ 95 full-bed size. With bolster at- dark fancy stripe, check and, | ask Tabiecloths in 64x72 or A and efiicient education ll the esse | ~ ic ucation in all the essentials : == . tached. Scalloped $ | RQ | plaid patterns. Heavy ?? | 64x89 inch sizes. Sec- $1 39 ri : of modern business. edge. $2.50 value... . | grade. 29¢ value, yard LLC | omds of $1.98 grade. . fe gra Open September 15 € Correctly tailored of all € Serviceable Hose, spt . ia — vening sions open September 30 wool and wool-mixed fab- . : fashioned—allover silk or ™ t a oe vies tn a suelaee’ of echure 25c Percales 98c Linen Damask _ 50c Pequot Tubing with isle tees aed: rele- 1 d i Mae and weaves. Plain or golf .—— wide ~ Mr shirting Imported pure P sn Table 42-inch bleached By ea. of forced feet. Obtainabie Pi, “4 | aes knick-rs or long pants. an ress style. ight and Damask in neat floral designs. “Pequot” make. imit of 10 in good colors as well 2s a ped SCHOOL OF COMMERCE AND FINANCE Sizes 8 to 17 years. dark striped and figured pat- 64 inches wide and silver | yards to a buyer. Spe- 39 the practical black. ; — 4 ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY Basement Economy Store terns. Tub-fast colors. 15 bleached. Special. 78 cial Monday, yard..... Cc Se inetiaaies se & 4 a | Wee ccd Cuccucb bons ds C O06 cdo vecevtnmek Cc. Basement Economy Store . - ) a 3 NS f a eR.) ae ae a - « " iu LL LL LLL CC” Aa ’

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7 — 9I.LOUIS POSI-DISPAICH eee SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 . of. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ae PAGE 11 | = 3 —— ; A CHESS GAME RY RADIO Yoo wagers Military Academy. ) £ stent th sae ® Ra ‘on C bi ._ — ee soccer ni oe at a date aaa em la pect nto ont Celebrates 97th Birthday, at the home of a granddaughter, | a radio set presented by her grand. grandchildren. She lives with « y m ination Bk: » Louls Champion and League Angeles pe ater, with Los, : ante he whe Hat a ander taltteun. Mrs. Emeline Tucker was 97) Mrs. Zack Hall, 2136 McCausland/| children. S*e has two children, daughter, Mre. Emma Crowley, Ee aber to Announce Date Later.. . stecats: anihin: dine in branch of| e's old yesterday, ang @# birth- avenue, Mrs. Tucker is a radio en-/| six grandchildren, 15 great-grand- | 972 uclid avenue, mk. og amateur radio with Theater Architect . : thusiast and - For $ 00 a De oied and possibly foreign) WASHINGTON eenagy cae wp es 2 secret chi et ee oe el why potent ai ilmenite Hn 28 28 ADVERTISEMENT Kiddies. . . x -, ss is planned in the forma-/|inald Wakefield Geare, 37 yeafs | et ee eee. ——_ een aa r = of the “International Radio| old architect of the Knickerbock-‘ —_ € Smart little garments of excel Silas League,” sponsored by Eu-/er theater which collapsed here a PILES CURED | SPECIAL OFFER lit : ; * h, St. Louis champion, | fiv , with the 1 : , RUGS OR COSTS YOU NOTHING quality rayon, made with i SP paiesour! eenitin Ht Tonle ener 108 aso, Wi e loss of About 100 at Final Meeting to BLOWER FREE e, Ear, Nose ang Throat Clinic sufferer (rom plileo= : how tong standing. can 4 teners on dropseat. All full — aay 100 ilves, was found dead With one can of Gets well made. Offered in most dest. ss Club today in a gas-filled room of his} frotest Against Sacco and 9x12, Cleaned Roach, Powder ot one can || HOURS: 1 TO 3 P. M. DAILY b “ : ra a lready has been played| home. A tube from a tw i | able pastel shades. Sizes 2 to ra : ! eee eee Sree ee Asa 8 ~~ quill s | ADVERTISEMENT help correct a sideslip of American and Injure the Eyes justice. He said he had no sym- The beautiful overlays, the handsome carvings, and the unique design make this a most attractive value at this pathy with anarchy, but believed . ° : . . ] ial. . . . + | 7 bepeee Soa were tended. The five straight chairs and one armchair have seats of Jacquard velour. : Dr. Smith, a well-known eye specialist, | ox-4 two to four tn i Gay. Your eyes | : “ 1er spea “apace jet mer Jic- & | » | will clear up noticeably right fr the | Millan, a- s By =v that exposure to neat, — gow start. Inflammation will quickly disap: | a a Ret an rere it mc rr = . . ®pemoke, dust or wind often weakens the) pear along with your tendency to squint. tional Labor De ss artin Dill- 1 C 1eces ine 1eces ° le and causes aeeee oo emer If Ay “ol sage Eg: oe you —_ a}man, head of the District Council 9 ° ! b 4 to squinting. He tella bow to avoid lie, take steps tO save them now before | . 5 i Tes, “ . i in A ’ Ri hl Cc l f, ] ar i this and strengthen the eyes. Many whose : too late. Many hopelessly blind | for the Teamsters’, Chauffeurs’ and Y Oo or a ee eyes were failjng gratefully say that they; might have been saved if they had cared Stablemen’s Union, and John Ma- S . ime have had their eyes restored by the simple) for their eyes in time. |halie of the International. Labor Drapery Damask : ° Bea Oe - he advises. One man eays: I NOTE: Another prominent physician to | " Be was almost blind: could not see to read| whom the above was eubmitted, said: “Yes,| Defense. Mrs. Louise Custer of at all. Now | can read everything with-| Bon-Opto is a very remarkable remedy. | 4609 Varrelman avenue, offered | ; : ‘out my glasses and my eyes do not water) Its constituent ingredients are well known | . , $2.25 $ 59 any more. At night they would pain mej| to eminent eve epecialists and widely pre- the resolution authorizing the ) } ae So 2tisS -zr8 . e &. ‘dreadfully; now they feel fine all the time.| scribed by them It is one of the very| con Jercra y. “si mused it says: “Ibe atmosphere seemed | hand for regular use in pt PE acne | ler. 4: 7 4 } — a alate. ae ‘ ‘ os mnazy with or without glasses. but after! Bon-Opto is not a patent medicine ofr ‘Ws a @ — at £ > ee ates ~.9.©, Ves OO," SS c's ? / ‘: oo; 5% i ) Many attractive colors nave been — fifteen days’ use everything seemed clear. | secret remedy.—The formula is printed on : amuares yea ike a sped — ro. Ps xx AY oe ‘4 o> : : : ; ; . }even re ine prin ithout glasses.” | every package. The manufacturers guar- | Urgec ie >-day strike 77 «& ie % —. = oo. ; — 1% 4 v, effectively combined in ‘striped or. ee See not 9 Fe Se Set ee Sig DP ae at “ 4 : Fart) oO aan _ 3 i ~ 2 ® ‘ on : lye troubles of many kinds mav be won-| antee it to strengthen eyesight or refund | organized and non-organized labor- allover effects—suitable: for mary PMerfully benefited in the following simple | the money. It is sold under guaranty by | 5 ? . : Pmanner: Go to any drug store and get a} all druggists including Walgreen Drug Co.., | a , Bay ara |ing men on Aug. 22, the day on we SAY VV YY hse. / a —— | 1% j 1s 2 interior decoration uses, $0 in. wide, mpottie Of Bon-Opto tablets. Dissolve one | Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores and Enderle | which the reprieve for Sacco and \ Wena ty ¥\ pe a —_ = one Let & ser” ~ is ' i | res 2 | ; fablet in @ fourth of a glass of water and! Drug Co. Vanzetti expires. and asked those 2 ee : % : 7 rim 45c Cretonnes - ff) — Set See PS BEG ; wy ea eX 7 ° C | « - ; y ‘ s —_ b a . - 2 . * 4 : ; Fs / i ~ we * : hit ; . eet site se Savings of 10% to 40% Basement Eccnomy Store. Savings made possible by our syndicate buying power. At these attractive prices it will pay you to buy your Winter furnishings now. We'll hold any item for future delivery. Liberal terms to suit Three pieces—attractively designed and well —no interest charge. made. Davenport opens into a full-sized bed. Loose, spring-filled cushions covered in a color- | BS ful cretone. Fibér frame, finished in a beauti- ee Fe mK ful Mongal shade ......... Ld ms Share This Special Offering of . |Georgette | . > SOOO OBITS FOGG “ a } ' Ss | a ——@”,* ap wt! - ip nme" 3 aoe nate td ; Oh eal: | ge ee . 5 eg ee Ya\ bYa\u/e\ tle s’a\va\itve™ eo ‘iE suirchase ac- Sst advanta- me thousand and there's ong they’)! Navy blue an ideal or new a why if a a a ee ee . - P . — oes 5b i . A ER es ‘Tavira ‘ ive ee RATOGOT ee. nea, as ee mt ‘aod a. . we Megs a 7} is J a Orr \ 8 - — Cage: Me 4a a ca a Ee ee ee OY ~ aw Pilate Bed Outfit e Kinney-Ro me ; Bed, mattress and spring at this Windsor Rocker low price. A Simmons walnut-fin- Of the ever-popular Windsor style. ish metal bed with heavy 2-inch Built of birch—seat of hard maple posts. A Simmons all-cotton, 50-lb. aSCcO — e S —finished in both wal- 7 5 roll-edge. mattress $ 7 5 a nut or mahogany. . with fancy art tick- . Turned rungs and arm — ing. A heavy Sim- — : | mons fabric spring, \ yea ie\ J re* AES ERA AIAERS a AWN) “ ei! supports yestie in a number o ? Fal shape sans d (3 RO O M $ seeales and large | OUTFIT f. ® COMPLETE - ; ; With Floorcoverings for Every Room = ae $3.50 Weekly Buys This Outfit 2c YE CARROLL Sew DEDEDE “- ~ = OO SOMO ACN ~~ _& P8108, 18 ee - ‘ ; \e, - . ee Hose, full-. s loned—allover silk or x a MS eae | Parnitiwre feet. Obtainable « ik : T tod colors as well 2s 3 w 116 OLIVE STREE tactical black. - iis > eo Ji est AW\OLy eo ———— EN LS I - Pe Bate ger ° 7 : at ’ ;a 4] i ’ ; ‘oe ; ‘ ; ' ; OLYSO FOL POLE OL Og OL OL PVOP OL OL rOry SLU SLOG 21 O10 POOL 0 OP PLO OQ OVOP TOV Qe»

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927_. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Relief From Here’s Speedy Relief Fre sad . a Bunion Pains and Soft G AUCTIONEEES [LEVIN AUC) police aftem men were trying to take the girl | from him for an automobile ride. | fmen were arrested. by PAGE 12 S1. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘Schaefer had complained the two Tablets for 4 Vresidents Unveiled. | Presidents,” today. The tabtets| ‘15 DAYS OF RAIN IN LONDON LONG BRANCH, N. J.. Aug. 20.| were to Rutherford B. Hayes, CTAT | Secretary of War no a a —Four tabiets in memory of for- | Chester A. Arthur, William McKin- Is Restful, Despite it. | CLIDTiiams mer presidents of the United States | ley and Woodrow Wilson. They | By the Associated Press WITH EXHIBIT LIS] Relieve Those Aching Feet | " N, Aug. °0.—Leaving | were unveiled in St. James Chap-/| were the gift of Louis V. Aronson, LONDO g i tie ‘London today, Dwight F. Davis, | el, known as the “Church of the! of Newark. sesevenn Becretary ef Wat, tock Cr bo ne - a eh MN Be NT: a BE SEAS a a _— ey ee eee _ reine arto Read. 2, ~iled a e T = a eee UR or ~ — Fe Peat ee - gO Ps: CEEOL OL LOE LOI ALLL IT Pm-nyrr fp ; s . P 2. ce Ret ’ a 2 r Bed Peed -) e ABR rm bow a ‘i (ag ene hes . " oe es page riadin tin Bat 4 siti ? poate ant Spt a dy Pee = £ ee Ake Pay i Se & ‘Ag : a Fig - wy ee to Ris hae cae a8 Digmnt es UP ts ?. m4 SOD Bit aa SNe SECTS Sah RRS OS q et * b aden *, * “ - shaw . ng: Eo ny , : ae - : , - - "my - + -? De eas * . S anes gus Rani. ee Fogg ee SC ats right e 7 - 4 + ae “a : é eg Ve bal ® nat hes 7 “. 5 a * * v4 o PRINCESS LADIES’ 346 COLLIN EAST ST. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Under the terms and conditions Deed of Trust executed for the © for the Trustees, the following pre ty An exceptional and high-class ste¢ to-Wear consisting of 75 Fall and Jersey Dresses; a large quantity jewelry and infants wear. lea dress and cloak cases, alcove mirre large safe cabinet, sewing machines Adjustment oe et st. Leuls Commercial Building. BEN J, SELKIRE AT AUC J. & E. MFG. REPA 802-4 HIGH THURSDAY, AUGUST 2St Due te a change ve wil) e@i at the time, Musica) and reorganizing of place afr] in FRIDAY. AUGUST 26TH. ntat — . doing business r Men's and Boys’ Pants, Ass be . us of S&. , ee | ARMM 8 RT 00s IR Pe rn eo] 1 ie 5 a Laake AUCTION tf —« '. i WEDNESDAY, AUG Ad te shave Ree Gat ayy place we will the following? —Sh FRIDAY, AUGUST 26th — At the above time ard place, we wil ollowing ;

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS ~—————- etme terees SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH daughter, Florentine. A blowout| night shot and killed his daugnt- {| and then killed himself = i 4 | R li f F ] LOUIS WOMAN of a front tire caused her to lose| ers, Patricia, 3 and Cleo, 10: The shootng sentient in (a ro le dy é ié rom ‘ SS SaMGEE aecltes tadoaee te wounding his wife probably fata:ly, | family home. id gs ‘Travel an AReFOTtS % ae TEVIN AUCTION Co. The mother apparently had at- ae OS el ania eittante — ins ang Soft Co Ey | | LOSES HER LIFE tempted to jump from the car and SET OF TEETH, $10 UP : : as crushed bet th r DR. Lo ti% iat —™ sent ees iescoatns eunire 9069 . . the high bank agginst which the J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE | @ SS nate | —MiSSOURI- —MISSOURI- car lodged, The Swomen were on Gold Crowm ive Cotenlete Satisfactiog g = helt wae te thie’ Geis teh ine uD. : Spend You | BROOKSIDE BUNGALOWS 4: ] near Doniphan, where they ex- = 5c. ecation Black aL oe “Oo eerfu Sew Refunded acted to moet: Mathoweki. wha has Open Unti Diamond Minera! Springs River BEAUTIFUL LAKE TANEYVCO , fr been at Hot Springs, Ark. 12:30 Fm. || wees Present ow se cw || im the Heart of the Ozarks || for cooking oe we aes oone’s jand they just seem to shrivel] o 4 Furnishings, Shoes and Fixtures Riipeonaen ee KILLS 9 CHILD ee é picnive clute and lodees. Bathing, Fishing, Hiking, Dancing; Elec- Harold A Smith. a Mo. | 4 : Six mil h of High , . today. Up and scale off. . : jay August 23d 10: 30 A mM Mrs. W. . Rutkowski | REN AND SELF ADVERTIS vishing. owhumnite py 4 "Got trically Lighted Cabins, Excellent Meals. has | No matter how discouragsa “sill eee: By he Auociated Fre es ean nol ee esa CN ee ee SNA HUNT, heer iis : 4 : ° ? i en dinnere « specialty . er, Mo. ' . ding [28° been with pads, cele or ge At 1809 Franklin Avenue Killed Near Frederick- | ASANO. Cah. Aus. 20-— Leg Troubl Sic “aiase ae a re. Scan cee rfully | Smeg, if you have not : "By yirtue of certain contract will sell at above e stated place and town M ee aa ee e Post Office: Gighiand R. &. No. & fine fishing. ye bathing ; i the ie ke ‘hg then you have ea » a high-grade stock, slightly damaged by smoke and water of 4 0. — Blowout Varicose Veins — ble: " Seeut 1500 pairs high-grade men’s and ladies’ shoes in standard . ° Re eee ly Son | a Sia wl ses formula —; | mands in Jatest styles and finest qualities. Caused Accident. TASTE RIPE, FIGS Ulcerations ; Z Carolan — pater gi, ation . . . . . camphor mk: sdheecaane Oils Palso a complete line of Men’s Furnishings, including shirts, un- Most bealthful fruit in B sagt eee new Viscose Enjoyable River Outings ~ Springfield's Leading Hetel of |marvelous that thousands of am ; de car, hosiery, neckwear, pants, overalls, handkerchiefs, gar- Special to the Post-Dispatch. Grown in the garden of Eden to creases Rao ga SE = TSaaee SEIS = Twe RIVERS peaT ie fe oreval. tions; Walgreen Drug Stores and eal g with built-in show cabinets, floor cases and shoe benches to §|°931 Waterman avenue, St. Louis, Fill in Coupon and Attach $1 aches, cramps. itching ice ee oO % w 6 a. m. ‘ut ‘ . am- |good ara mate sets of window display fixtures. wife of Walter L, Rutk ‘ or swelli “a . am ps “The Hab ef the Orerhe” bottl wre Ste Bene the fie : ie ] ident of the R. Cc. Cc eee A ee Pee FARm varicose ‘Velde oF swo!- ; $1 3.9 oh ae none > "pe ete ' ottie of Moone’s Emeralg Of inte Will also sell the leasehold on this desirable store. aes an Co., wasS/|: CROSBY, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS. len legs. fave thia ad. to Pou... a om ao wre 1) Usren TOURISTS WELCOME Re te our foot troubles Or me Se : Stock will be sold in bulk and detail lots to suit the trade. ed this morning on Highway Enclosed find $1. for which please send me vertisement. Write now | . 7 a m_ CLyv. Bat. 8 vd. m.: . 534 , CBARLES SANSONE. ac ney No. 67, eight miles south of Fred-|:.'” "s*set of Figs Post Paid for a FREE BOOK.| ft Tucs.. 9 a m. At the Lake end deckeon Fert. TERMS CASH guts : Learn how to get this relief. heal | Up the picturesque Mississippi ericktown, when the automobile sores and prevent them while vou beat through Lake Keokuk to Fort prone gry ng ay wa. -- which she was riding crashed into and work. P. D. Viscose Co.. 1038 8 Sailing dates Wed. & Sat.. 3 — — Dispatch has the only color vei 4 AUCTION! AUCTION! an embankment and turned over. | Alvarado St.. Los Angeles, Calif aS et Sat. & Tues. 6 a.m. a week or © @onth. | Private garages. The car was being driven b “ : yay LY eg pkegge tai Gathering of the Clans in the snow: ame Counters, TEEMS ic ASH. | ny rk mS . a =. 3: en eet capped Highlands of the Canadian ureau of St. Louls Ass'n of Credit Men, Trustees, Commercial Bi of Pk ¥- eo = ‘ Le wth ecu Se ts thle ttl, BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers ‘ ‘ f 5 } , at > , 4. : ; . iv. Spent ' Rockies. Games, Dances, A tic : Mere Si Zarrs ( Hy "ed 4 a oa eS Hey HT eg events for 100 Medals of Gold, Silver . SEE ene. time ard place, we will sell at public auction a stock consistin: 4 : 2 ~ ; 4 Velvet Rug Axminster Ru; ery. Stamp Goods, Notions of all kinds, Cigars. Cigarettes, Caney. Playin: ' ‘i Cards Toys, Novelties and a complete stock of variety «afore item | ie © One of the most wanted PS ig he of Floor Case, nine Counter Cascs, Cash begister, Safe, | be dp & Beautiful coloring and ex- numbers in our line. Gor- ters, ving, eté. , quisite pattern. High qual- § geous color and design FLEISCHER-BROWN MERC. CO. oa Pe ity. $37.50 value for Real $45 value for GArtield 8635 Auctioneers. 716 N. Sth. , a Sardsobe Teams $2,475 75 $32.95 R.U.LEONORIAUCGIIONCO|} stk “17> AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS . i ae cee 3501-07 Telephone JEfferson 8775 Built for years of service. mAUONOR SALE EVERY FRIDAY 10:00 A. M. | This combination Gas and ° GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY .- Coal Range will please the F most critical. In any wanted —— _ Terms~— hon wesshd color. An August Sale special HA N rae X Auction & Storage Oo. || Fr wtinc ae |S $67=° OI A PER tes ¥ — - BEE ee ET NT TIS LO, oR” ger ROO AO AA A AOE gy ITE i A Og, OER LR RL AR LD A ie al PO I ay NS te went a 2 . tt Pe a AN ph “ se Pegpreninn, AON rag KG iy BOF Moses to BN $1 Down—Eésy Thine $45 Velvet Rug Soft, wo ins Asc a ¥ Di ates ol RM: 3 aia | b.. chat e ’ ay cgi oem 7 + : Bi Sno -; @&- céllent wear. Vseneateseceteserreasesacecassascersaseseshocicratescsastsieseraessse. ssstassasassasenasasaeres as aaaeteaesses tanecasesstsereszacaessseces25 OUR REGULAR BALE OF HOUSEHOLD Goupe later delivery. 1 O 30- 3 2 Franklin AY ‘ 1808 GHOUTEAU Est. 1830 Garfield 8897 oC re ERS RE i aE NRA U2 oe Male aah alld Nagin se hy AY he nce Ot He eae “4 ae) BY spe

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b & PAGE ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _- SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH If You Buy at Lammert’s You Save 10% to 40% in ms, ne > : SS S . Ss ESR wee oe’ sonun @ os Be NN SWS C Ud. Uu Al C 0 WV }| Uni - os PART TWO. P ~ Jpera Season tec Lammert Hall and Mantel Clocks Oxidized Silver Floor Lamp =5 4 ce — woe vo a a iaeaciaiieaal eat is BE ERS eh Pe NT ee ieee mo! wena Sebuavdecahoatanatemaate , Pee raw aempgag aA ; ‘Gar : . \\ \ 4, sf \ \j ip / *, ibis’ * iG SP i sade tH 4 eR: ; \ PY = , i Wo eeeaiaie ' : : | ih hi Hy iy hag \ 4 j d j . ; ; » tet DS Bel eee diel rs . ee oa é Yt —— _ pecan we we - yee pe re ee ne * ee A rt? ie cd as = on - On mane en cu a i ty _ us Sirrty Junior Floor Lamp with oxidized silver shaft aud “Ta | | , p= . orest Park Engagement ii) SS i = FEE TPEES OL PRR EsEAAAE ALTE base complete with silk shade. Silk shades come in 7 Rsient ‘= —— — Se 2 4 e. a variety of shapes and color combinations. A very Ww io — . ae | of the Ledger , beautiful Lamp. At this same price you have a a Fa choice of a gold-plated Lamp or a gold-plated Lamp Nae” — i} ' with genuine onyx base. Complete with silk shade. el _" a> we mie ITH a flare of trumpets the 192 ea awe 3 | | —— AF cipal Theater in Forest Park will » FOSS) ey, RS ee, Bridge La a a 2S Sea Ts 5 aes el ri ge mp | et ee ee ee Ae | i ioli is or | : wi bably make this th | Complete With Silk Shade to Match ! Italian Majolica Lamp Four Piece P A. week will probably make this the #5 , +& oa be 7] a . PECTS eee ere One - euvith Ata ntb i libe by. " Re aT GG os intl iteataY : ‘ + nae othe ae eS CS eas. ak eta 9 ee At Paneth Spa sao poy 0 . * > . - mae - Co _ Oe IE RT REPS rs yO wy ? Le ie ~—e “ » Aral ae . * = wera (elit ~ el * 4 » i ef Re As od aT. ake oF : Se ae ae ae tes ees ee = , . Si wied> dhe Rg Nl at TR a PERE AROS “sf * — : . a tes ” p ics sieges . “ * : a ro. RE ca on r Poon Pine te pe a . wor” aly : Se eet ellie ste eit PE ec BAR Ltn om tet we" 4 TRO: Nig. AAR en aaa es Bir aaa tae a oye r ha at piacere v8 ee: “— - 296 ~ i ~ oe VAP SES a RABY met . ee I ts Ae Og nrg ap GE, LiF args Fir as A rE Weu Fe eee = vo we ” =" = — . . a ss hae Leaed J : i ’ ae ’ FR *2 Ku ae I 23 toad 2 > bh, et r 2 eee. 428 et elena RID SS Sat teteakdie-4 eed - Shrgpece ge HONS, $9 ee Ne NN Ae AL AAI Ente AN = See NE s wt Ae + ye NI an en ~‘ e- a SS "4 All records for big bw . 1 4 ee aa St I SSSrn vv aw | TS Be Bridge Lamps in this same combination of finishes £ bei4 é “Mf Y x) ! US y/ f, ANE _ oo i | to match the Junior Lamp, complete with silk ) coaaaae nat om sane . wa oy NG AN AE Se Mi |\\ mM Wilkos 41 : shades. Specially priced at | $17 50 wnteme* ene sionss es shown, Gresser : 4 “Tales of Hoffman” must play to } t, , RR oan — | © ! dressing table and chest of drawermg 4 07 12 weeks on the right side of 4 mf floral design. Complete with deco- Four pieces, special at . ccteeee Heston charses. ell WAAR = ‘TS BN j i hee = Hee a ee \ B . oe anization. Four-piece Bedroom Suites in a period @esien' = rainy, nights has pulled down the 4 ax. 1. Fluted legs, @ustproof interiors ang 5979" sa > Ist $15 Q) 7 Bilss thee st pele abet ee ether detalis of superior constrection MOM! be sung in English and at the us » rated parchment shades to fit. Spe- Aise Available te Gllan Milage’ whe cast of grand opera stars 6 ee : aa headed by Marion Telva, the St. in wi Dicipal Opera’s production } who bas just finished her seventh Company. Two other representatives of Ar Colonial iy one j : oR “a * OE a wanization, Louise Lerch and, Beats nde ~Sb Bh * y a : Named after the famous singer, these 1 ample space for books. Mul- | = ==55 - : embody something of the charm of the! N addition to the special cast, the lion scroll work on doors. |Ha==T === : ' . . table artist of the post Civil War days has arranged for three members Heacial at ss Two-Piece Mohair Suite of hardwood finished in mahogany @F GMM p.oq 0 crand opera experience to rem Two-piece Living-Room Suites in a new and tasteful Full : Ys , son to play supplementary roles design. Covered all over in high quality taupe mo- BEG -sececerwccceserseseessss ee = m= zo, contralto, who has appeared ar » Ve. hair with reverse seat cushions in linen frieze. De- Twin >A a ueedidihe She been Sele en le interior construction. Or- eo ; ag f oc » WO &: a. = $2 10 ey ean newman rae eman, baritone, formerly with the » wrens Oe eatin oneer Se BO rye mo ast, aap hana ath bee iler bith: aR citie Sen shige rt sag nate carving. Unusually good vaiue Brak: at this special low price = an age a full size ee nn heard in the opera. The regular : aa ieee on the stage. . —— ee Musical Director Kroll has also THE AUGUST SALE now in progress offers avery good opportunity to select MO SITS: .- ” | egpbestra under his direction by 14 a Lammert Hall Clock at a saving. All Lammert Clocks are guaranteed for one one Lammert S Ideal Mattress — PDs 1 pete year. We believe we show one of the finest and most select collections in the 3 ee Ce ae city. There is nothin like a great old grandfath Clock supplv tl h oe | es ” Lae ; rAd en — jpular number as the languid “B : rht Kae dienit 5 q een lpi er Vi0CK tO BUpply tat muc ht: ec bed This is our IDEAL Mattress. Made 100% of pure cotton 35 ee In offering “Tales of Hoffman” sought alter dignity and touch of life to the home. Colonial, Italian, English x | aE “+ ahh: - Tee Bon is {0 first time hone d Gothic desi q : felt in nine layers. Four rows of side stitching. Full roll = , 3 is for the first and Gothic designs are included. Some have one chime, others have three ; , Yas Ly Sasce whee mnie cia edges. Buekingham eA CS Gee. Ta type which today has become chimes; Westminster, Wynchestre and Whittington. eT : i i ¥ or we } Twi Full soe se i the type of opera which Muniecly e 2 Sal - = 7 .° : re , 4 gize. eceeeee $22.50 S1ZC oe owes $24.50 Se et. ’ ts. Said Mahooan Masstel “3 ae ae tinsviacly enough, while most ¢ y 4 : ae ; —» {~~ . . Migy, playing the violin at five am Engrav ; — SS yh aa graved dial & | wr j a ige of six. ith Arabi , om 3 : nse Mantel Clock Continuing his studies under ooao~ m- a | ae i. e ° . — r so ' Mahogany case, carved, 10 inches | a vw) Ys ee mmner and father and the best te | om r ay engraved “ial. Strikes bait hour. Neer eae gad > em een Ty Fine Lilehan Rugs ee that “¢ prety ecw teope 8 | movement. arews Hemera, : i A] Ht! Le | | i PTE Cre : 8 parents decided he should ao $ 58.00 ‘et “ SS er Oy Beautiful Lilehan Rugs with a deep, soft pile and 3 MO, Continued oa : Colonial F - wonderfully smooth texture. An extensive va- | Geog ae The C bells. Mantel Clock onial Four-Piece Bedroom riety of patterns and marvelous colorings devel- o Venipoene Suites oped in the intricate weave. Many of the finest : Mahogany case 7% inches high, 15 inches y Bedroom Suites } , a ee o« wide with ¢-inch dial. Arabic numerals, AGO Oy batt dnd duis. wateat geen Oni eutgn, to artistic and religious traditions of the Orient are url walnut vene slim, graceful hands. Ny aN cela ameaumae ers On gumwood. Large dresser. dressing table, chest of drawers and full- expressed in these exquisite creations. Superla- Dustproof, genuine mahog- 9x12 $ S1Ze, any interiors. The four pieces tive values. An unrivaled lot of exceptionally fine Sarouks. Colors of rose, red and blue predominate inter- mingled with innumerable shades and blended tints. 9x12 ) Size ... oe, 3 P P 2 b ty —~P 7 4 > were ” dre “i ws - ON Pg BE a ee ee ar NC ie be OR a ee Downy hte ae ee ier = Ty \ Baie. es ei TI oa ae i et A eg —_ F 4 ‘ ; aa ae . Bee PIR is aout DN a bleh inne GG .o SaaS. St Ee Pa EE ORIN. a ee! Mb. a a Oe eres Tr at ¥ a : * Pia Pi * : i ~ pc res” | ee Get - p e Lore Oo . Se peel - otter yeh one - 2 R a * x ; = 3 -- : 3 2 : * * ax . f ess o : & aan. - 3 a ee ae | Se i : . Fo : © " Fy me t,: S be a 4 o 5 " 9 : +> > og . te - ey } Fe ey . ad © % % ; . a €- ay 2 s yj me .F ; Lot cf 1% 4 St my Be > # ea . 5 ae es £ = +> = « a a Sa pee 4 f.. - fa, 4 ers ey s , ae aoe 7s 2 a 2 uA a & 675 ¥ ee} ae : 2: - 3; 4a ‘* - t & Soe 4 a i es he a oa. PR ee “se, hi ee © ¥] = a ¢ te oh 3x vee ‘ 4h * ee. ees = ee : me 3 oe tia EA 4 - sf x % 3 oe | ak Wetiaeitan ae. 2. Bs CET ae 8 °s : sais - t Bit ty es . “ * : nt PP. SF For Dg ieee Ute? eee eee anes <M ori. 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RQ AASAASONS SSS AS ‘ ease seer” > - \ y SSX“ QQ WN \ LW BSS » NS S SQW WOW SX NYS \N ~~ - | | (tte nL SPATCH QQ ww °° " WW vhpeirvl’”1rK :_\ BX SNS SBC S?A\ «> Ww | | N = $QQQHRAQAAL WQ’AR wi | me ~ \ wr J WW AQAA PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927. sera Season to End | With the Production | Of* Tales ot Hottman” Fine Weather Will Be Necessary to Put the 1 Forest Park Engagement on the Right Side if of the Ledger This Summer. aa ‘ a “ - ~ >. #s ITH a flare of trumpets the 1927 season of opera at the Mu- nicipal Theater in Forest Park will come to an end next Sunday night with the last performance of Offenbach’s Grand Opera, | es of Hoffman,” which starts tomorrow night. Fine weather i shia week Will probably make this the banner year of the Municipal Meranization. All records for big business by single shows have dy been shattered but an unusually large number of cool, if rainy, nights has pulled down the gross business for the season Four pieces as shown, dresser, fullveicg “Tales of Hoffman” must play to large crowds eighty to put table and chest of drawers. bs 12 weeks on the right side of the ledger. Offenbach’s opera rao ce atertece- ana $23 ~ wl be sung in English and at the usual popular price scale of ad- NE nc ews cee cc ae PS aetesion charges. ‘“"R -The cast of grand opera stars especially engaged for the week Se headed by Marion Telva, the St. Louis contralto, who scored a ©a%8 in Municipal Opera’s production last summer of “Il Trovatore” | who bas just finished her seventh season with the Metropolitan 3eddi S ials | sedding Specials |’ our-Piece Period Bedroom Suites Bedroom Suites in a period dest Meade ais neers on American gum with overiays of a 0 Available in Other Combinations ra Company. "| Two other representatives of America’s leading grand opera PBersnization, Louise Lerch and Beatrice Belkin, will also appear aT , the cast playing the roles of Hoffman's loves: Miss Lerch will qu? remembered as a newcomer to the Metropolitan last year who —~ -: | ede her debut in much the same sensational manner as did Marion Ky | - Talley while Miss Belkin is another newcomer to the same organiza- . ll Aor Joseph Royer; baritone, and Joseph Wetzel, tenor, complete the ter of special artists engaged for the week, both of them having a = Wistincuished themselves in operatic work through engagements with Jenny Lind Beds jous grand opera organizations of the country. ned after the famous singer, these Beds. body something of the charm of the inimi p artist of the post Civil War days. bardwood finished in mahogany or maple N addition to the special cast, the Municipal Theater Association has arranged for three members of the regular cast who have “ee had grand opera experience to remain for the final week of the $24 i ason to play supplementary roles in “Tales of Hoffman.” Anne La ses ro, contralto, who has appeared with various operatic companies, - $22 if j hn Dunsmure, who began his career in grand opera, and Paul ee os’ “Jiileman, baritone, formerly with the Boston Opera Company will Colors, full size -.....++-..++v0-. SSS > heard in the opera. The regular Forest Park chorus will also . DM ececcvesecessevecece eee 0 68 SOE ¥ on the stage. : Musical Director Kroll has also augmented the symphony or- ‘B chestra under his direction by 14 men to bring it to a total of $h—the number requisite to the attaining of the proper symphonic we @fects in the melodious and difficult seore which embraces such.a “ ‘Pe liar number as the languid “‘Barcarolle.” - In offering “Tales of Hoffman” the Municipal Theater Associa- men is for the first time honoring Jacques Offenbach, the Mmposer who is generally held to be the creator of the light type which today has become the most popular form of music the type of opera which Municipal Opera most frequently pre- ts. Mingulariy enough, while most of Offenbach’s life was devoted the creation of licht opera, the Municipal Theater Association selected his only grand opera, the last work of. his life. ND though Offenbach is known to the public today as one of the dightest and wittiest of French composers, he is, strangely oe 6 enOUEh, neither French in the locale of his birth nor in his “@erentase. He was born in Germany of Jewish parents, who came 4 miginally from a small manufacturing town on the south bank of Main, near Frankfort. Their real name was Eberscht, and they emigrated to Cologne, mere the father of Jacques adopted the name of his native town &suroame, calling himself thereafter Offenbach. His father seems have been a man of respectable talents, for he was the cantor the Jewish congregation and an author as well. Jacques Offenbach, who was destined to become the creator of ich light opera, was born in Cologne in June 21, 1819. He was, beally, a precocious bor. Born into a sympathetic environment, Pearly showed a predilection for music, and was an unusual infant sy, playing the violin at five and composing his first song at the of six. Continuing his studies ii : under the careful instruction of his meer and father and the best teachers Coiogne supplied, Offen- by the time he was 14 had reached such musical proficiency his parents decided, he should go to Paris. Accordingly, the Continued on Next Page. The Campbells Are Coming | Bormen Kerry. Liltien Gish end Creighton Hale in “Annie Lourie,” Sa | Some of the Stars in “Tales of Hoffman” at the Municipal Ofera “Second Thoughts “i ON «x First Nights’ By ‘Alison Sasith NEW YORK, AUG, 20. r4 ENTH AVENUE,” which was T the first of six openings last week, is briefly what happens when a:former Ambassador meets the author of “Mama Loves Papa” and they both decide to write a play together. Col. Lloyd Griscom, whose name is followed by an impressive list of military and - diplomatic titles, and Jack McGowan, with a sprightly record as juvenile and author of musical shows, joined forces in a highlI¥ “moral melo- drama which flourished for some time in Chicago. It ts laid in Thir- ty-eighth street and Tenth avenue — less sedately known as .“‘Hell's Kitchen’’—and dwells with obvious sincerity on the pious goings-on when ‘the enterprising burglar isn’t burglaring. Now it so happens that the prin- cipal members of the cast have been identified with startlingly dif- Edna Hibbard with “The Bad Man” and William Boyd with “What Price Glory” have had their greatest successes with char- acters which are as tough as they make them and while Frank Mor- gan in “The Firebrand” never ac- tually played rough, he was stil most effective when suavely sinis- ter. It is, therefore, a bit disconcert- ing to watch Miss Hibbard prim little angel of Paradise bent on making all the yeggs Straight and Mr. Morgan, as hopeless and noble lover, prepared ferent roles. his life in aiding her reforms. Mr. Boyd, it is true, is less edify- ing, but his final speech on the road to the death house leaves no doubt that he wasn't really bad, only weak. The action takes the form fa duel between the two lovers the possession of their sainted reformer, and to the accompani- ment of much gun-play, the best crook wins. It is painful to record that, while the play has its moments of old- fashioned, sentimental effective- ness, its action might have been speeded with less sweetness and light and more convincing depray- ity. You could find it in your heart to wish that Miss Hibbard would stop murmuring platitudes in a meek little voice and break into her famii that Mr. Morgan's choked senti- mentality would give way to the quizzical cynicism that he has rev- eled in before. The house on the opening night, however, applaud- ed with obvious approval fresh discovery that the world was good at heart. : quite possibie that New York, as well as Chicago, likes her crooks like that. reasonable assum if an > rr ‘ ~~ ° * Ww m 4 :* & Gi 9 se + ? mm x = hare never ¢ nythi earage 428 2 mob of musi bent on crashing the gates mn in movie jams when the prin- stars Were apprfaring in the (at considerable risk of bot> flesh and bores) end we hare strogeied through tro prize fights Biy time we ever bad one +t mashed. ome eve backed and @ blouse torn te ribbons eas when se tried to get inte a e'2¢ium con- cert to bear Beethoven's Ninth Continecd op Nest Page. LNOGHGY I , : Vo 7 , >,” ” : . 7 . oY, see oe . ’ y Lay , COE 7 . “ CMSA) Oe Eas LA tie ste ny riggs ae “ Se, 7 - 4 ve : oA 4 - ey, 7 Jt : Sh 7 vs \ a ‘A “> 5 Ae ~ , . : a “ wu ‘ . 7 4 J , Z na Moe a ’ ‘ SFL AES a Vs 7 ’ SLAF hg te y Ah Gees Se “> ‘ Mh a - - \, Pa , “4 a7 ~ SFO aor “ = + JOSE ER_» G*; a - . : MOF, if f x te ts ay tie Bey, ‘ BEATRICE BELKIN. Apollo Club Plans For Coming Season At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Apollo Club held yesterday, the following were ap- pointed members of the Program Committee: George H. Hohman, first tenor; Harry Gockel, second tenor; Chas. Luntz, first base, and J. I. MeCoubrie, second base. The following active members were appointed on the entertain- ment Committee: Jerry Van Acek, chairman; Edward B. William and Ir’. H. Hehmann. The club is outlining plans for a jubilee concert which will be held on Nov. 22, at the Odeon. Special efforts will be put forth to make this an optstanding concert, as it represents the 100th concert the club has given in St. Louis. CLOSE UPS “untiane Dehind the Screens By MARGARET POST NIEMEYER. OUT IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD, Aug. HAT philandering Paris, ing seen Helen, should madly in love with her was in- evitable, but just why Helen should wish to run away with him and Menelaus, is that Is of course if the real Menelaus was leave her husband, more than I can see, anything like as delightful as Lewis Stone, who is to play the hen- pecked husband in the screen ver- sion of John Erskine’s clever satire. “The Private Life of Helen of Troy’—Eut, as Mr. Stone has al- ways been my favorite star, I may be a bit prejudiced. When I visited the Grecian set I found Helen and Menelaus in @ room of their gorgeous gold hung palace. Menelaus, having just re- turned from a hard day’s kinging had removed his heavy black and silver armor and likewise his boots and magnificent but heavy hel- met. and sitting in an armchair was doubtless looking forward to an evening of quiet and rest in the bosom of his family. Helen how- ever, had other plans. She had learned that Paris, that connoisseur of beauty, vould attend the movies or the opera or something that eve- ning. and determined to be on hand dressed itn her best. To this end a merchant had been sumi- moned to bring “le dernier cri” Arrayed in this and followed by the crafty and ob- sequious merchant she approached her husband Mene! Dn anGd. laus at first de- line Jd to eh Ww any i ‘ e* ; ‘Om r in evening goy ns. y interest in either the gown or the show, but like all good husbands he yielded mn the end to her entreaties for both—he arose and she playfully tle on his armor imet on his head camera stopped Astor. who had just for a conference over cture Maria Corda. - ion, Of Trev. Lewis Stone | And Helen lte‘t him fiat for a new carnera men. It was or an outsider. but *-r theryr LV Le , Was ex- » the Greek set I found - *-« ; wor? iio’ . oe af eT sve’ sd ~ 2% ot , {aia ing t*y cC,¢v 1 { personaiity reen as on. or has dangers . thet commpecteg wits warfare. In this case the metal arrnor had sguinst Mr. Stone's skin. cutting it siightiy. and the dye from the tunic het run inte rubbed e € ‘(end ipfection was feared at first. but prompt treatment relieved any such possibility. Hielen will be played by Maria Corda, au Hungarian actress of note. This is her first American ‘film but she has worked before in Germany with U. F. A. Missa Corda, who is pretty and clever enough, too, to play the part of Helen, is sicnder and very fair and all the viitchery and charm attributed to lielen are hers, naturally. She was exquisite in a gown of silver tissue edged in @ conventional border of black velvet studded with brilllants and a very broad scarf to match. hier golden hair was bound with am ornamental silver filet and on her bare feet were silver sandals with black velvet and rhinestone straps. ~Miss Corda is altogether alluring as herself, and as Helen I am sure she will be irresistible. T WAS interesting to note the [earesu attention pald to detail before each “close-up” shot male of Miss Corda. Her maid would come forward with a mirror and teeth were carefully Inspected as the tiniest spot would dreadfully mar their perfect aspect in the pic- ture, and hair and brows were given attention also. Several dancing girle and slaves. minor parts, were alitting about resting until they should be called. One was reading her “fan mali” to the others, and hearing shrieks Continued on Next Page. Amusement Calendar MUNICIPAL OPERA — “Tales of Hofiman,”’ Grand Opera by Offenbach with a special cast headed ny Marion Telva. starting tomorrow night. MISSOURI—“Fast and Furt- ous,” with Kheginald Denny. On the stage, Warink’s Penn- Sy \anians ind Aahew program, ; ’ ; | “Campus Frolice ; AMBASSADOR—Clara Bow in { hier- “Keep “Huia.” On the etage. bert Eawlinzson ini Sriiung. LOEW 's STATE —''A Nise Lau- rie.” with Lillian Gish and *s pe rr: ‘eae Pees.) n Kerry. On the stage. ' The Royal Bcotch Highiland- ere. | ST. LOUIS—*The Country Deoe- ! tor.” featuring Rudeiph on the stage: itzgerald tincing - Bert Gordon and in a travesty with Giadys Clark and Hen- “7: in «@ Yriusical M.-r and Mack and the Fix Musi- “nha, sa xophbonieta. GRASD OPERA HOUSE —Sen Fong Lin troupe of Chinese iners: variety acts and the picture, “No - i ' ' ' ; t : ' @ntert2 other . : Man's lav,” th Hes, the horses actor | LYRIC SKYDOME 4ND WEST | END LYRIC—tlavra Lm Piante in “Beware of Wid- ows,” with Bryant Wastitbern. GARRICK —fpece4t Girls.” bar- leaqee, and the Dempnuey- Pharkey fight fim | Theater Season to Start Shortly With Orpheum Firing the Opening Gun American to Begin Operations With a Picture Before Getting Back to the “Legit —Grand Central Policy Is in Doubt. way with three theaters competing with the cinema palaces for business. One of these, the Orpheum, is to open next Sunday with an avowed fight on the movies. As told in these columns some weeks ago the Orpheum will lower its scale of admission prices and, in addition to its regular vaudeville, will make a feature of {ts motion picture program of first run films: The American is to have several weeks of the movies with a showing of the picture “Old Ironsides” and may follow it with another celluloid drama before getting into its regular play acting season. The Shubert-Rialto is to open next month with a Shubert musical show as yet unan- nounced. The Woodward Stock Company will again have the Em- press and will also begin’ operations next month. Whether or not the Grand Central will reopen its doors re- mains to be seen. The plan to establish [t as a long run house for big pictures has partly gone by the boards for the very simple reason that there are no big pictures available although several deals, now being talked over by the powers that be, may bring about a change. . Fox is going right ahead with his new Grand Avenue theater but it will be almost a year before he can throw his 6000 seats on the market and in the meantime the other houses will do what they can to meet that situation. when it arrives. | - wont be long now before the local theater season gets under HE big cities are tired of movie cowboys. The apathy of audiences Te the sage brush films has been so marked during the last year that one leading film producer will stop making “Westerns” with the exception of four pictures still to be released. Other producers, considering similar action, learned curiously enough that in the southwest the cowboy films were the beat pull- ers. The boys out at Red Dog will knock off, after a 12-hour shift branding steers, and drive their Fords 20 miles to see their day's work on the screen. A further look around showed that all through the far west the riding-and-shooting pictures are the big attractions. It has been commonly supposed that it was the repressed city dwellers who found their emotional outlet in shooting irons and bronchos. If this ever was true, it is true no longer. Eastern audiences are now passing up the Western thrillers. _-——. OVING picture producers, since outside capital began tight- \) Ree up production and distribution processes, have been hold- ing a lot of their films up to the light and taking a good look at them, and have also sought to check the possibilities of the eoun- try in absorbing the tnereasing output. One result of this has been the agreement that exhibitors throughout the country are oversold. For the first tlme producers have been primarily concerned with selling problems, as in the past exhibitors have taken their goods over the counter without much of a selling problem being involved. There is much talk of big mergers which will cut down the number of competing producers and lessen the surplus of films. The general result of the Inquiry has been reassuring, in Us bearing on the generally bearish talk of the last few months, It has been found, it is said, that the per capita expenditure on move ing pictures throughout the country is about $10.46 per year and that it has been steadily rising during the last two years, although this is hardly true in St. Louis, This is about 12 times the per capita expenditure for concerts. that the movie drama is on the decline. While there was disagree- ment about the national pulling power of the westerna, there was no dissent as to the public being bored with vamps. It was sald that there had been no definite force of public opinion against sex plays, but that the public was only mildly interested in them. Re- garding this, one of the vice presidents of a leading producing tom- pany said: Psat te mos who think they know what their public wauts, agree “So far as sex plays and problem plays are concerned, we are through. We will produce no more of them. We are merely realistic in this and make no claim to righteousness. The fact ts that they don’t pay any longer. We watch the trend of popular in- terest pretty closely and our conclusion is that the pre-oecupation with sex is declining along with interest in the deep, dark stuff that used to put the problem plays over. ' “Our program now is comedy drama. There is a very definile preference for this kind of entertainment rapidly growing up ia the theater. Ve are just beginning to learn how to get over light comedy in the movies. The public is rap- idly outgrowing the cheap siap- giick stuff. While there wiliil al- ways be a field for good clowning, the fine cormedy Of tnanners of the best legitimate tradition has never heen transferred to the screen. W« relieve jit willl make lmtteasurabiy tter entertainmerit and will reach much higher standard of taste ee Great Shakes } int enigence Perhaps this gentlernan is right Certainty the public has tired of the stupidity of tnany of the flim drarmnas bat not, aa the producers afer {6 think, lrecanse they are drarnas What they have tired of ty of therm And the reason that the producers are ‘urn. ing to comedy--8a0 called—is be- cause a Ccommedy film or two hap- have made a bos atfice Lat a g0o0o4 drama come slong an4 make money and you will see the comedy thing éropped in an itnatant Ro far. too, there has been no epparent “comedy of manners of the teat legitimate tra- im the , ITF: dition” being tranesferreag to tie ame Just in peering. let tt he Pe. marked thal one of the finest tims the erreem is likety to korow ta @ iong time will secon be op TYR? here. This te Janning's Sret Amer- “The Way of Ali Fieek” tt ww on a per with “VYariety.” and ie not “a comecy of manners” by any meane It ts a far better picture than “Metroep- oli.” @ German proésct soon fe be piayed bere man-made picture. Clara Bow ia Am*tcareio. “Hala.” of the A PR RYE TD RL PE ee ee eee ey ee) etme rh ie er enn lee eee Avupen Aart fi 2 Orem «ee et erate Nell PE AIO, ALO ADAGE 2 ., - Ps, - x hs. By is o - Soke Me ae le We mee »-- i hy te Pt ae ioe ray

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Wrote _ ¢ yey. ne € seal a. hag » Phat ae tS eee ihe eee Le he Radel ¥ anges OP CIN el way ne pe SRR POE ARAM yb; SIE aig ear tn ef SBI a ae ue aria ane gk fe re ee a + eaviga tte t Fe mae ate noe ee eign # thew : a i ae x h Zk aan sii - ree Cae 4 te a ne a eet etaene ae lm ma ass IAAL Tete « PAGE 2D “TALES OF HOFFMAN” TO END THE SEASON OF MUNICIPAL OPERA - Continued From Precesting eee youth, who was & master ef cello, set out in campany WSR bis brother, Julea, and Lheaga the Caue- servatoire, under the rigs mew of Cherubini, wae firscaly apposed te the admission of foreignera OTe - bach showed such aptituce tbat the master permitted him te emter and assigned him te study wader the celebrated Vasli Shortly after he entered the Cen- servatoire, Offenbach won @ poe. tion in the orcinestra of the Opere- _ Comique, where he played Deeside the afterwards renowned \ seed Seligman. In a short time he had aidinat! so well musically that he set out | upon an European tour as an in- dividual artist, and with varied | success appeared in concert In Ger- many and England. Between his trips he, in 1844, married Mlle. Herminie de Alcair, daughter-in- law of the Carlist General, Mitch- ell. HROUGHOUT hi® appearances as an artist, Offenbach still har- oored his youthful dreams of be- coming a composer, but he falied to make the proper impression with his compositions upon the directors of the Opera Comique. He did, however, succeed in landing the di- rectorship of the orchestra, for which he received a salary of 6000 francs a year. Profitable as this post was at the time, Offenbach was not the type of man to prosper in it. For a genial, kind-hearted soul, he was frequent- ly “touched” by his musicians, and so frequent were the requests for money from his men that one month he came home to his wife with only 150 francs. For five years Offenbach offi- ciated at the Opera-Comique as di- rector. His compositions, however, wére refused as being too light an4 airy, and he was forced to content himself with working his composi- tions in as entractes, afterpieces and specialties. In 1855 the opportunity for which he had been waiting presented itself in the chance to lease a smal! thea- ter at a time when the Exposition was bringing thousands to Paris every week. It is perhaps unfortunate that Offenbach was forced into produc- tion in his own theater. For there js no doubt that his musical genius was such that with the proper en- couragement he might have turned out more great pieces than the one he did in “Tales of Hoffman.” But, forced into his own theater, his success was so instantaneous that he continued indefinitely to turn out frivolous compositions with prolific speed, though it is evident that he ever harbored the desire to create one enduring opera. During the 25 years of manage- ment of his own theater Offen- bach composed more than $0 op- eras. He gathered about him the best librettists, and besides his own compositions he produced with great success the music of other celebrated composers. He, in fact, became the most distinguished operatic personage of Paris, and his success extended ev- en to his social life, where he was the leader of a prominent and witty group of conversationalists, | his home becoming the center of merry and notable gatherings. Throughout his hectic career of composition and production Offen- bach always cherished, however. the desire to compose an opera in a loftier vein and mood. And ev- entually he turned to it with serious intent. Into it he poured his whole soul, and after months of arduous concentration he had virtually completed it. Toward the middle of September In 1880, he finished it and began-to supervise rehearsals. They had progressed by the afternoon of Oct. 3 to the last act, when Offenbach placed his hand hig heart and fainted. He offer- ed no comfort to the family which surrounded him, saying as he re- covered, “I think this night will be my last.” He died at 8:80 the next morning before he could en- joy seeing “Tales of Hoffman.” FFENBACH’S opera consists of (): prologue, three acts, and an epilogue. The introductory scene is laid in Nuremberg at Lu- ther’s tavern, a popular student resort. In the midst of a joyous companz Hoffman, a poet and the favorite of the entire group, enters with his friend, Nicholas, and joins the gay merrymaking. After the happy introductory greetings have been exchanged, Hoffman is called upon for a song. and he responds with the ballad of Kleinsach. Then, feeling the joy- ousness of the occasion and the company, he falls to reminiscing and volunteers to relate his three love affairs. he ie — a + | oO a. © 4 - eS . ~ - ~ —. 4 wee : >, “ ~~ . . ee ie Rudolph Schildkraut in “The Country Doctor,” at the St. Lowie. the - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | | Going Some Reginald Denny tn “Fast and Furious,” at the Missouri. | Behind the Screens Continued From Preceding Page. ee said “the picture game is much like a bridge game, if you hold a poor hand you always hurry through it hoping the next one will be botter. of laughter. I asked what ft was all about. I was given the letter wherein the writer, after declaring this girl to be “his favorite screen actress,” and “the most beautiful blonde on the stage” and asking for the usual photezraph, duly signed hig name—then, as a post- sc-ipt naievly added: “Would you please send me one of Dorothy Mackailll, too.” Wouldn't that star) i cutting the wig of one of the day. cing girls more becomingly and) farther off two gigantic Nubian | slaves, resplendent in ropes pearls and other jewels as big cs | walnuts, were having their chests, legs with an oll to make them look nice | and shiny and accentuate panied muscles in the picture. ! The crafty merchant who sold Helen the gorgeous gown, a fash- | ion plate in lavender satin brocade | and loaded with bracelets and rings | reading in English, though he is an Hungarian. Ricardo Cortez will play Paris, | and Virginia Lee Corbin, Her- | moine, the daughter of Helen and | Menelaus. The picture is being di- | Vidor, I visited the set of “One | L picture, and found Theodore Von | a stupid bath robe and slippers | takes made, but no Miss Vidor. So | I walked through the garden of the studio grounds to a little row of houses, all different and quite English in type, until I came to number four—where Miss Vidor lives when at the studio—Pola Negri lives on the corner and Emil Jennings near by. At first Miss Vidor’s maid didn’t seem at all in- clined to let me in as her mistress was putting on her makeup and a camera call was expected any min- ute. Assuring her I'd only stay a moment and that I'd love to see be flattered! : A little to one side a barber was, of | : bare & and arms sprayed § | Any size bar. 25 BE RexrEkp—No sri. ea 3 No t. 100-Ib. sack.......... 3.00 was sitting by himself reading, and! & rected by Alexander Korda. | ' ATER, hoping to find Florence | Woman to Another,” her new | & Eltz, her leading man standing in | & before the camera having a few re- | Miss Vidor making up, I was ad- mitted from the hot sun into the coolest and most restful of little sitting rooms. The walls were light green and there was a laven- der covered chaise lounge with creamy lace cushions, and near by some books were at hand—Immor- tal Marriage, We, Shanghai Gesture and Ask Me Another. Miss Vidor came in with her make-up on, and it was far less than I've grown ac- customed to seeing on the street. She is a very handsome brunette but it is her quite evident breed- ing and intelligence that impresses one most. I only etayed a mo- ment, as I had promised, and when, on leaving. I remarked I hoped her new picture would be a great success, she laughed and | One of the headliners at the Grand. | SECOND THOUGHTS | ON FIRST NIGHTS _Continued From Preceding Page. Symphony. And so thoroughly have the Stadium directors accept- ed the untrammeled self-expression of their customers, that a plaintive and pleading brouchure has ap- peared between the covers of all their programs this year. It runs as follows: “We would respectfully request that the audience refrain from throwing mats. While we appre- ciate and value the spirit and en- thusiasm which prompts. these demonstrations, in view of the fact that personal injuries have result- ed, we feel sure that the audience will refrain from this form of dem- onstration in future. “STADIUM CONCERTS, INC.” As an eye-witness to these “per- sonal injuries” we can produce no more authentic an authority than a sedate and prettiiy-mannered concert-goer who returned once from an ail-Tschaikowsky program in a fine state of horror and in- dignation. “In the midst of the ‘Pathetique,’ they started throwing pop bottles,” he confided. “They hit several music lovers on the ear. And you know,” he added with im- pressive solemnity, “to a music lover, an ear is an ear.” RAN OPERA HOUSE AMUSEMENTS G 11 A. M—CONTINUOTUS—12 Mw. 3 ONLY VAUDEVILLE THEATER DOWNTOWN E & COOLER INSIDE THAN Vig 01/7! Never Over 10 tt ee ee r4 Gala Show of Astounding Magnitude and Splendor. GENE ; COLLINS SUNBURNT REVUE Speed! Pep! Fun! Girls! OTHER GREAT ACTS Exciusive Feature Photoplay WEIN ee ee eee 6 eer eee MEEHANS ‘QUALITY GROCER 818 S DRT “i¢é , Phones: CEntral 2127-2157 GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY FLOUR— L 24-Ib. néeecees sane $1.25 48-ib. sack ..... seeker $2.50 Gees GREE ccoccesescs 4.95 we A _ OB ROYAL PATENT 9% pen ee . . $1.35 Q2B-Ib. MOK ceccccccees $2.65 OB-Ib. sack .useseeeess $5.25 SUGAR—Pure Cang Granulated; c. & H. brand; $6 SE ee = LUMP CORN SUGAR— Sees MOR. scecctans $3.50 WALTKE'’s EXTRA FAMILY SOAP TOMATO —— Special dos Cbesee ground or steel for PRACHES-—Laree cans; Del 25c . Monte halves; per can..... e TOMATOES—Favorite brand; 6c Rr No. 1 sizeec STAUFER'S _f * . nr Dozen packages SPECIAL FOR nt TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY PET, WILSON OR CARNA- - 10¢ TION MILK—Tall cans. . ff. Peres ee 4.80 MEEHAN’'S oo AL MALT — 3-lb. can; hop flavor; vomcdin, alba tangerer 5 SSc a — eoecceesseece $5.50 OREGON rs— 3 Pound *“e @eewe @ ®t @e@eeeee eee a 30c 1O-ID. lets coccccccesess 28e MAIL ORDERS To receive prompt attention, must be accompanied by postoffice money order or certified check. CITY DELIVERIES Made on purchase of $3 or more excepting out-of-the-way parte © the city. There is a quick way to sell that car—through Post-Dispatch wants. Phone your order or leave it with your mearest druggist. ee a REX No Mans With Barbara Kent and other Stars Prices today 25c & 50c; Children 15¢ tlt ee ee 25c Week Only! MATINEES, Except Sunday, Children under 12 years, 15e ‘Starting Sunda “WHAT PRICE GLORY” First Time at These Prices! ( , | ; \ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 Wanda Devon at the Garriek. ———AMUSEMENTS — — not advertised, phone your order or leave it with your nearest druggist. _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. AMUSEMENTS ARBITERS SAY LONG | AMUSEMENTS NEW COLISEUM POOL WASHINGTON—JEFFERSON— LOCUST Temperature of Water and Build- ing Always Regulated to Proper Degree of Comfort for Patrons. BASEBALL TODAY DOUBLE-HEADER SPORTSMAN’S PARK BROWNS vs. BOSTON FIRST GAME STARTS 1:30 ASah"s a 40th a er til BOX OFFICE } OPENS MONDAY Main Fioeor and we All Seats Unreserved. 50c Crip heaure Crank Vaudenitte AND BEST FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS Announcing the Opening of Our 1927-28 Season With NEXT SUNDAY'S MATINEE, va gy de 28th ea Gala Show Celebrati ANNIVERSARY OF THE ORPHEUM CIRCUIT A SENSATIONAL REDUCTION IN PRICES! Monday te Saturday Bal and Mellday>———- Nights oo —_—_—S——enere eee ce a OO OE MAKE YOUR SEASON RESERVATIONS NOW NIGHTS Eatire Main Floor 75¢ All Seats Reserved cony—tU nreserved—50c Main Floor and Balcony All Seats Unreserved. . 75¢ Reserved Seats, | Olive. Sunday 12 to 5. Olive. | Open 7 FP. LAST TIME TONIGHT AT 8:15, BEE nn. Seats for tonight’s final performance of “GYPSY LOVE” and all ermances of “TALES OF HOFFMAN” on sale today verice. = lowe main entrance to the Municipal Theater rd Forest Park. FINAL WEEK OF MUNICIPAL OPERA MUNICIPAL OPEN-AIR THEATER IN FOREST PARK TOMORROW NIGHT AND ALL WEEK MAST AUGUST 28 oe A Spectacular Production of Offenbach’s Opera in English “TALES OF HOFFMAN” GREAT CAST OF NOTED OPERA STARS Marion Telva—Louise Lerch—Beatrice Belkin—Joseph Royer Joseph Wetzel—Anne Yago—John Dunsmure—Paul Kleman AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA—NO INCREASE IN TICKET PRICES 25e, 50¢, $1.00 and $1.50: Box Seats, $2.00. Municipal Opera Ticket Office, Lobby Arcade Bidg., 8th and Telephone MAin 1600. Ticket Offices at Municipal Theater in Forest Park. BUY IN ADVANCE—AVOLDD DISAPPOINTMENT. “GYPSY LOVE” of the from - 9 at the ticket Advance Sale 9 to 5 Presented hid ith ae § nearest drugcist. Paying tenants are quickly found through Post-Dispatch wants. Phone | your want ad or leavc it with your MAin 1111. Gladys Henry CLARK & BERGMAN in “DUTCH” os With HOLLAND DAYS DRESSING BERT GORDON & CO. . In “DESPERATE SAM” A Song and Dance Travesty. GRAND: AT DELMAR AND -BEST FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS ; COOL=— Air Tempered for Your Comfort—COOL "A GREAT QUADRUPLE HEADLINE BILL With a Grand Array of Broadway's Foremost Favorites 4 Host of Pretty Giris/ CARLTON & BALLEW Composer of “Ja-Da.” Assisted by His Intriguing 4>--3h tn “SONGS AND FU John James MILLER & MAGK “The Bing Boys” Comedy Singing and Dancing SIX MUSICAL JULIUS K. CLOWNS | JOHNSON Saxophonists At the Organ Tn tk et ta eT Inaugurating 1927-28 Season, With aye Fa ETTINGER. r “THE FIGHTING SPIRIT. Starting Sunday—A Gala Show, ¢ ¢ ( { PHOTOPLAY a . Gladys Brockwell i a a ee AUGUST CLEARING This Beautiful Sena SELEC 12 oF music Special During This Sale Only | Miss La Varre 50. graph or radio at full need pay Used Bargains honographs Victrola $35 @ | Columbia $10 | Starck $98 Bi Kenmore $49 Aeolian Vocalian, $20 And Other Good Makes We will accept your plano, phono- present value as part payment and you No Money Down a, hss Till 9 O'Clock BA. Starck Piano En ne eae apa Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player Pianos | 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. 11th) St. Louis ‘a am ea ain ee - ae — A a | |e | Bremen Theater {ax rower ana “CHEATERS ‘CHOUTEAU | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS KING’S GARDEN EKINGSHIGHWAY AT DELMAR NOW PLAYING! ESTHER RALSTON In ‘Ten Modern Commandments” With Nell Hamilton VAUDEVILLE ARCADE AIRDOME Sarah & West Pine ASHLAND 3520 Newstead “Birds of Prey” and { “We're in in the Navy MONTE BLUE in “BITTER APPLES” Comedy and Others { 20th asd Bremen JACK HOLT in “Mysterious Rider” Jeff. and Chouteau Comedy and Vodvil Double Pr 4938 Delmar and “RAWHIDE” “The Potters” and F 4a : R Y { «Driven eos Home” 5640 Easton Special Matinee | | IRMA Theater { ie sla — omedy, New 6324 Bartmer Ay. Weston and Fables KING BEE { «ps sony Be 1710 N. Jefferson Callfoeaia” in Kirkwood { ee ee Kirkwood, Mo. News and Comedy KNICKERBOCKER { bar yt - 3145 Park Special” Matinee Double Pro M Cc N & ! R *Too oe Crooks’ & MeNair-Pestalozzi “Patent Leather Pug” Double Pr ‘MACKLIND { “Collene Days” and 5415 Arsenal “Rose of the Bowery” Double P MOGLER ¢ 2yts tos, | Oth and Bremen “The Magic Garden” New SHENANDOAH (Oe ofa | Bdwy & Shenandoah Special Matince . : j | | JOHNNY HINES | 4366 Lee Av. Comedy and Others ) y ae a and | O’FALLON f ee | 4024 W. Florissant “eo 5 in Jalil” ' ' ' ; | ‘PAULINE : PALM “Dance Magic” ‘Drums of the Desert’ Union and Greer Special Matinee JOHNNY HINES n Lillian and Claxton “ALL ABOARD” Pestalozzi { “Cradle SS 2841 Pestalozzi St. ye Sportliebe | “The Tender Hour” QUEENS { and Minstrels | 4700 Maffitt Matinee ae i , —— R i T y 4 OoUT.” wm, Seteet Geang ang Sunets i Gated, Also bem ble ef Comedy rR oO a | My (oe Auat Mary” of 5479 Robla Av, News “Mysterio U iad | te] N { “Burnt Flacers” & Crice and Easton Special Matinee “Arizona Nights” WELLSTON “Astrea sieht Easton tal eee ecmemepnmnen GET IN TOUCH with en whe. DIRECT BIG BUSINESS POST-DISPATCH WANT ADS. | HAIR WILL NOT COME BACK i NOW y 4 Women Over 30 Set Styles MATINEE— , and They Prefer Youthful Ap- By we pearance Bob Gives. Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-—Women be- the ages of 30 and 56 set world’s styles. This fact ie ized by French and Ameri- arbiters of styles, who have ; here that both in Europe gnd America long hair for wom- gn has no chance at all for «@ e-back. ~ “You will see some longer hair the heads of girls and women _gnder 30,” Mme. Louise of Chicago pong dae oe 2651 For Seats BIG DOUBLE SHOW FOR BURLESQUE “1928 SPEED GIRLS” . DEMPSEY - SHARKEY § Every Round—Blow by Blow—The Dramatic POSITIVELY NO ADVANCE IN GARRICK the > : at a meeting here with Leon j : : : through | PHOTOPLAY THEATERS vaovertaé s 8TH . , J me NOW PLAYIN ; WwW Se fF TODAY & ALL WEEK a Direct from its $2-a-seat N. Y. engagement—. LILLIAN BONNIELADDIES@ “Wax, Down ‘East ay own ast”, AND LASSIES of s Nation wis eek an Featuri DORA HILTON & N OR Nas KE | MILLER : a Opera H 0 B a RT BOoSw Company Soprano Don’t miss this dramatic sh SCOTCH SINGERS the Highlanders’ “Joan of COMEDIANS SD AN CEE pom! Starting SATURDAY, AUGUST: ‘ONE WEEK OW "The BIG BA SEVEN COMPLETE SHOWS DAT ae - seco ees cess. CRASHING HITS AT SKOURAS THEATERS! MENS $2 & $2 = Both Missouri and Ambassador programs thie week Be with genuine sensations in progressive entertainment! if Clara Bow in @ red-hot jazz picture at the Ambassador. ¥ Pennsylvanians presenting an all-new smashing farewell a the Missouri! Enjoy these great new shows! eeu 3 tip " .% a ' *2." ~.% - * PRPAE Se ot Te Sige th EOE ge FR aS Pix oes = Plain while \ ws g a ; and fancy oy f —all sizes. a | tached style. - , ' . Men’s $2.50 & $3 Broadcloth SHIRTS rm, § a strive = 3s. _#@ attached styles, " Menday 8 9 PE >t ’ De Set — BOYS’ "12.50 va [a ae P + ta © COLLEGIATE 24 THEIR FINAL S INCOMP <=} AND MOST GLO. ALL N . ez RIOUS JAZZ ss S| PROGRAM! “oy or a, ~ x zy New ee Now Playing Sol A XG, Sj, ted y oe 15 AUTO TEN fs apy Sy $4 a “3 $5 Camp ¥ Cc ja M | IS Mar $4 Rustic ' —Tom and Fred $2 Feld’ have saved the 5-F i, =] best for the last! LICS Es : verythin i fa Collegiate! . ? “aS And on the Screen ~ 3 S 4 Merry Jamborce—‘peed—Love— i At Lightning Thrilie— . \ "PAST AND FURIOUS/, at VAG s With Reginald Denn AYRYSA\ Barbara Worth Claude’ Giltingwater fs . Past and furious love making—fast end . : furious youth—the speedicst romance 25 ys since the days of Wallace Reid! a s f< a: _ ; tes os he . wat oe a Pt he eee a a eo ar Oe lt eS let «ee . <A ‘ r : os Attend All Allister , LAURA FL i nd’ Heads . i bg 5 Concerts “Bp - ,. w : . P. M. Nightly — OF ge iter YO ZR OEE oy Se - “< “- 33 The Year’s Greatest Pictures ( Next Week to Skouras “BEAU G The Tremendous “Heart” Pi-ture for th Time at Popular Prices at iks “METROPOL Most Colossal, Amazing Picture the Ages at the Missouril — SSbESeTESse sas akasesets ew Ss SESS ISPEP ESS See STeT ETE SEEPETE2S SES IES SESEE TES 8 ee ve * oes eres

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f K , NOW PLAYING © ne FOR BURLESQUE , PEOPLE Blow—The Dramatic Knock-¢ 7 DVANCE IN GARRICK PRICES! WASHI 8TH corti. 12 te 11 STATE! W PLAYING - gh ; ALL WEEK B hq a s TARRI “LILLIAN GisH| ' Emctional star of ‘‘The White Sister", ‘*'Way Down East”, Letter”, “The “La Boheme” and “The Birth of a Nation” —With such other stars « ‘ NORMAN ae CREIGHTON HALEEE HOBART BOSWORT Don’t miss this dramatic story the os aera “Joan of ar. { Sterting SATURDAY, AUGUST 27— WEEK ONLY “ PARADE" LETE ae Sw DAILY- " ‘ ; a ag! PU UBLEX HITS AT SKOURAS THEATERS! mbassador programs this week are packed in progressive entertainment! Vivacious pt jaze picture at the Ambassador. Waring’s ting an all-new smashing farewell program at these great new shows! ee ae ae inva 3 oF SEVENTY ‘\WHAT A SHOW! Super-Entertainment | on Stage and Screen. t Oe PESHIRTS &-- Production” “A RUSSIAN FANTASY” ———— GRAND Al WASHIANGTO* COLLEGIATE O ORCHESTRA INCOMPARABLE IN AN ALL NEW SHOW! ig roy _ Hot land net sat New Songic Wa" ZIP! ZO The 18 BANG! WIE! Victor And on the Screen Merry Jamborce—-*peed—Love— Lighining Thrills— + te “Claude Gillingwater pheus | Rartons love making—fest and ewis H. th——the speediest romance the days of Wallace Reid! soloist. SS ——.* ? . Sets So =e onan = ry Vantaa vt DELMAR PS KY OM AY rayeor ' -aURA LA PLANTE In a Whirlwind Farce “BEWARE OF WIDOWS” With can oe Washburn aa Pictures Come — to Skouras Theaters— U GESTE -| “Heart” Pi-*ure for the Prices at ih? Ambassat rROPOLIS ssal, Amazing Picture of — Ages at the Missouri! ¢ ee} me sestisesersstetisterssttsttssti 34 o+0e eeegt 7ae4 : heded See ee eee . * * 7 oer = * tt SoaSeesicccessesessebonsee coses toate . rbeee: P imICAGO, Aug. 20.— 4 Ame! a NGTON, at BE STREET | . & . 5 . = " ‘ 4 ba s b- aa +6 Arc "1 bor . as * hers with Je ) 50c Agostini of Paris, a French style expert, “but they do not affect styles. Their youth will permit them to assume long hair, in spite of fashion, but when the age uf 30 is passed the woman clings to | that which is youthful. Short hair preserves that, appearance.’ “Neither in America nor Eu- rope,” Mme. Louise said, “have there been any radical changes in hair styles in the last five years. That was when shingled hair first made its appearance generally, and since then nothing has happened to change women’s minds, nor will there. In America there has been & recent tendency among girls to let the hair grow. but that is a smode of the moment. It is coming ‘f again.” ECL DIMITIES| VOILES & BROADCLOTH Also 25¢ to 35¢ Ginghams Chambrays, Etc., Choice PER YARD . 150 & Cut full bo GINGHAMS 30 and 32 inches wide. | (}° from Its. a yard . 20c DRESS 1} $2 Ruffle Curtains, 5-pe. set. $1.00 | 98c Bed Sheets, size 72x90 in..69c 29c Pillow Cases, 42x36; & for 99c # $1.75 Feather Pillows, Monday. 98e } b 9c FANCY TOWELS 22x44-In. 5 For? | HIMEN'S $2 & | SHIRTS ¢ Plain while and fancy Men's $2.50 & $3 Broadcloth 1.39? tached siyle. rayon patterns: collar- attachea omnes dam Monday % BROADCLOTH |! 75¢ KHAKI SHIRTS Broken Sizes 39c jBovs *12.50 Four Pieces—Coat, vest, one —_— of longies and one pair WOOL SUITS 35 SUIT of khickers; single and double breasted atyles; light and dark colors; sizes 6, to 17 years— Monday BOYS’ 4-PC. WOOL SUITS VALUES UP TO $16.50 Coat, vest, one pair of longies and one pair golf knickers. styles, sizes 8 to 17 years, Monday, New Fall YOUTHS’ TWO-PANTS WOOL SUITS VALUES UP TO $20.00 New Fall by sizes 15 to 20 years, M 7 sd ~ e, & & id * aA A = ‘, ‘ BARNEYS ARMY GOODS STORE —— SELOUIS POST-DISPATCH : | | SUIT & $16.95 8 $2.69 | | Don’t Bite — Finger ail MAURUM Stops thumb sucking— 25 _Weans itirsing infants, Cc ‘Chewing Gums Box —_ 20 Packages, 59c Wrigley’s Juicy Fruit e Wrigley’s Doublemint PK’s Spearmint __ Yucatan or Black Jack Candy Specials! Repetti’s Delicious Assorted Butter Cream Caramels Taste Like More (39¢ Three + Sdeilein Almonds Delicious and Tasty, ad “Erase? HAIR - tec caintily g using wder puff W derstoen whisks swayevery trace of hair from arms, legs, facs. No dangerous liquids, pastes, blades — jute dry, ordorless, dainty compad@. ‘*Erases’’ hair soaving the men delicate m unmarred—soft as flower petals W onderstoen 2: luxe for meant ‘t rw. Apgar ee | | | — 4 3.00. Wonderstoen facia! ze or chi im cheeks and upper lip 31.25. Sold on a money-back yearaniee, MWNonderstoen ‘Cease HAM THIS SAFE, DAINTY way $1.25 $1.09 $3.00 $2.48 Size, Size, J Grows Hair or costs nothing N EW discovery massages reviv- ing and germ-combating ele- ments directly to the roots of the hair. Stops falling hair in 70 scout of 100 cases. Grows new hair in 90 days—or you pay nothing under writ- ten guarantee. Spe- cial price today. Liquid Scalp Massage sm $1.19 M2 $3.50 $1 Coty’s . L’Origan Face Powder 719¢ J y | Free! Gem Razor With 3 Packages Gem Blades at $1 COMPLETE HAIR DRESSING SET Includes waver rod, curler clamp, attachable dry comb and deep channel mar- celling clamp. (All parts are inter- changeable.) Regular $1.75 Set. Price. 0 Leo Cleans-Rite Cleans thoroughly without leaving any Wilsonian Alarm Clocks Back - bell Guaranteed 1 yr. Sale Price 79¢ Tooth he 50c Pebeco Paste $1 Pyorrhocide Powder, 79c $1.00 $1.00 B3e 30 $4 69 SINUSEPTIC Fon 4* the NOSE This ‘exceptional 1 antiseptic septic has unusual powers to stop sneez- ing, sniffing and itching. It is Guaranteed To Relieve Hay Within a few treat- ments or your money will be refunded. Sinu- Septic relieves and prevents sinus trouble by reduc- ing congestion of mucous mem- branes and estab- lishing frequent drainage of the I8c Fever 4.0z. Bottle. : N WSe >Z Z } SecseauTt ve OY re y ran ait om Oe & iy , i I) St ARE nial Y oS \_ Ms reve hee Comer — 7 ea ij > ® Fu oA, (This 50f (ompact FREE with each box of JAVA FACE POWDER _ $1000 Guaranteed Roach Killer Roaches Like ]t—~ Eat It—Die $1000.00 to any per- son who can prove to us that $1000.00 Guaranteed Roach Killer, used as di- rected, will not kill reaches. Sale price, 2ic 53c “Kissvef tiapeey 4 Sale Price, 50c 50c Iodent Tooth Paste. .37c 50c Ipana Tooth Paste. .37c 50c Cato Paste. ..3 for $1.00 Colgate’s Paste, large. ..45c 50c Kolynos Paste Revelation Powder Lyon’s Powder or Paste, 19c $1.00 Pyrosana 25c Sanitol Paste or Powder, $3 for 50c Squibb’s Tooth Paste... .36c Men’s Shaving Needs Barbasol . 50c Molle Shav. Cream. .37c 42c Gem Blades, 3 pkgs., $1 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream or Skin Balm. .39c 50c Williams’ Aqua Velva 50c Williams’ Shaving Cream $1.00 Gillette Blades.... $1.00 Autostrop Blades. .75c 50c Durham Blades, pO epeae free? $1.00 Williams’ Barbers’ Bar, Cake Shaving Soap, 6 cakes to lb., at 35c Enders or Ever-Ready Blades, 3 pkgs. ...... 85c W.-W. Lilac Vegetal... .69c Styptic Pencils....3 for 25c Drug Sale 65c Alophen Pills (100), 49c Camphorated Oil, 4 oz., 39c Citrate Magnesia, bottle, 25c 100 Phenolphthalein MOOD wccnvidccuesl 39¢ Turpentine, pint Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 2 doz., 25c; bottle 100, 93c 50c Urotropin Tablets. . .39c Asafetida Tablets, 3-grain chocolate coated; bottle of 100 Blaud Tablets, chocolate coated; 5-grain; bottle of 100 Spirits Camphor; 2 oz., 25c W.-W. Witch Hazel, pt., 29c 75c Cream Tartar, ES: re ay > 63c 75c Rochelle Salts, lb... .63c PERFUMIDOR “DROP AT-A TIME” The Verfumidor is a neighbor fer your compact. Non-leakable and with neo working parts to get out of order, it may be carried in the pocketbook with perfect safety. It constantly exudes an aroma of your faverite oder when carried about the PerT.on., When perfume is desied. a gentile shake of the Perfamider. touchinz garment or handkerchief. releases one drop of fragrance... Iie capacity is one-half dram. Sale Price, I8e. SUNDAY ei aa AUGUST 21, 1927 Perfume Narcisse Jasmin Chypre 49c Ladies! This is an unusual offer, so why not buy three or four bottles. Woltf-Wilson’s C.-N. Disinfectant. .21c, 42c, 79c 35c Freezone Corn Remedy, 27c 75c Johnson’s Floor Wax, 59c Flytox (for Flies), 37c, 59c, 98c Flit (for Flies), 37c, 59c, 98c $1 K. D. X. Hair Tonic Bird Seed (Puretest), Ib.... $1.00 Peruna 2.75 Nestle’s Food, hospital Size 75c Pazo Ointment, tube.... Get lt at Wolti-Wilson’s $1.50 Sangrina Tablets. . .$1.23 Mulsified Cocoanut Oil, 37c, 73c Pinaud’s Eau de Quinine 69c, $1.29 Wampole’s Cod Liver Oil.... $1.00 Wine of Cardui $1.00 Zonite $1.25 Mayr’s Stomach Remedy 60c Mentho Sulphur 60c Pape’s Diapepsin THRE i ok cee de iee crces 44c $1.25 Gude’s Pepto-Mangan, 98c Swamp Root ...... $1.00 Marmola Tablets.......... 75c Carter’s Liver Pills.......... Cocbetie, 3 ONS... WOLFEWILSON Established 41 Years in Downtown St. Louis Cor. Seventa and Washington—408 — a & Olive Sts. ‘1 00 Societe La France Alcohol ¥ 3 Pint Bottles for | $4 .00 $1 Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic, 69c Cigar Speman White Owls 6c Chas. Denby Havana Ribbon 3 for 50c Don Julian, ea., 14c 2 for 25c El Sidelo, ea., 10c ace Ureams W.-W. Theatrical, lb; can, 39c $1.25 Lady Esther 4-Purpose 60c Sempray 60c Creme Angelus Angelus, lb., $1.19, 14 Ib., 63 $1.10 Othine 83c 50c Stillman’s Freckle. .36c 50c Malvina 37c 50c Sanitol Vanishing. . .36c $1.00 Marsha Bleach, Tissue or Crystal Creme $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach | Daggett & Ramsdell’s, 39c, 79c Pond’s, 23c, 44c; 14 Ib., 79¢ eel Boncilla Clay, tubes, 79c 60c Pompeian Day 42c Pompeian Night... .42c, 79c $1 Pompeian Massage. . +796 60c Woodbury’s ........39¢ 75¢ Boncilla Cold or Vanishing 60c Boncilla Cleaner... Face Powders 50c Java Rice 60c Pompeian 50c La Blache $1 Peter Pan Opal Hue, 79c $1.00 Golden Peacock, . .69c $1.50 Manon Lescaut. .$1.19 $1.00 Princess Pat $1.00 Piver’s Azurea.... $1.00 Piver’s Floramye. .69c 60c Dier-Kiss SPARKLET SETS Complete with six (6) bottles of fruit-flavored syrups. $6 08 a Sale Price Royal Electric Iron Highly nick- el finish, 6- Ib, weight, with 6-foot cord and plug .49¢ 1 year; special sale price Vacuum Bottle i-quart size — nickel corTru.- rated u COMPLEXION Why Starve to Reduce? REDUCING GUM Give a chance to Silph—sce what it will do for you. Chew Silph like any ordi- nary gum. It has been whis- pered that Silph was the secret behind many a bean- tiful figure on the stage. Try Silph yourself today— so simple and gt Se COR Ate Water Coolers %-gal. capacity; fits flat against your icebe x, Have plenty of cold water these hot days. 49c, 79¢ se 49c | 98c _ oll, in many pretty de- An Ice Cream Freezer That requires ne eranking er turning— simply place your ice eon one end, cream on the.other, Freeses tn SJ minutes, you have perfectly semeooth ice Monarch Therma-A-Jugs Glandular Extracts Concentrated, in New Tonic Tablets OW modern science has de- veloped a new kind of tonic which effectively combines in tablet form highly concentrated giandular extracts with certain well-known tonic agents, This modern tonic, known as Morex (formerly called Glandogen), is, used by thousands and is recom- mended by leading druggists throughout America. Regardless of what type of medicine you have tried, you owe it to your- self to test the virtue of this modern preparation. Make this ten-day test, and see if you are not surprised at the results. Obtain an original and genuine package of Morex (serunetey called Glandogen) and take tw tablets three times oe fer Tooth Paste For Glistening White Teeth Counteracts acidity. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Consistent use of Listerine Tooth Paste will prove beneficial to your eet -3 for 55¢ HERE IT IS! Biggest Selling Medicine in St. Loutse—Over Million Bottles Sold Fast Year Proclaimed the most effective, agreeable Tonic- Laxative on the American market today. We have it, of course. 98e¢ kidneys and liver must be kept normally active. Schoenfeld's Tea has been the —_ SE! oe eee be t Pa ae P ? BY OT eS Ant etry Og Vip ce asia NN aD een le et OS hit ~ Ment ~ 1 Abe tne oo ser ee es ee ee ROE LE EN IE IP NS TIT EN I ae SE ST Se Re pee en wie eet ln A Ni a wee len ite eRtennete oe telat mans eal eae,

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With Q)0§ seven Horses im Race. All seven 3-year-olds named over ured velour, a 9x12 velvet rug, lacquer occasional table, ~~ JIN | Ky Pa the Breakfast-Room Set co mes a fine grade seven-piece a ht paraded and when they were ° ° . Ci ‘ 4 i ; ; e ; * mi away S: . Buddy a magazine rack, walnut end table, junior lamp, : ee i, aluminum set, genuine Congoleum rug, 26 piece . Sim Went te: tae dae bridge lamp, spinet desk, desk chair, pair book F 5 . knife, fork and spoon set, two-piece carving Sec: Shot. running in blinkers OER a ag. a ° ° . | . Onian, Brown Bud and Valor- ends, smoker and pair of crystal candle- ee NA am ) ie ~~ set, 32-piece dinner set, a SeVen-pleCce i iiies next in order, ; ghee: | We i c : 7 ete as SE ~Chance Shot moved up 80 sticks. This Outfit together with . fog AL fr fy _ | rs th pitcher and glass set and an elects — fe f oothly at the five furlong pole | ¢ ° . 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~ Si ae bea 2 re ar ae ses “4 4 > 2 eu e Outfit h a Solid 00m Set is the most charm- ever saw! Every most urgent needs 3 illustrated. With e grade seven-piece jleum rug, 26-piece , two-piece carving set, a seven-piece ass set and an elec- _ oe Ta ¥, Sy ie i St eadieess, a det pa ae we $40. os ee inh e ys ph, eas re bn we SEM IT Go RN ara | Walon? he A ~e a 2a a ? ad ee # ae = a é a 3 Fhe ae ; ? igre - A ers CSA “, al SN ‘ eye SS Mi Oa * Yonge att’ os wid oa ee STORY ON NEXT PAGE 1&6 ¢ frit PS a aes. ae F — BY ES WO we) ST.LOUIS PO MO QAM N — My ROWNS TRIM BOSTON, 8-4, FOR 4TH STRAIGHT VICTOR ia ST- DISPATCH © PART THREE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927. 1—6S | }Johnson Horse Shows ‘a a ace rd & eat we uae h re } BValorous . mpofstonian . .. eee on. Crhiscwce-tei, 4h 14 53 21 ieee esceses Closing Jockey. L. Fator . Thurber .McAtiliffe 17—10 . Workman 17—10 . Ellis 30—1 ¢. Sande K. Horvath —- -~—~—-_ aCoupled. , ae Brown. Bud. showing an amazing reversal over his last race. moved up fast Se trough the stretch and wore down Nimba f >@ fetraint to the far turn, drew away into an + well to the end. @ tenian showed a good effort all the way and Valorous improved his posi Te early pace, tired at end. Chance Shot was $2 mutuels paid: Brown Bud, win 7-1 $1. show 4-5- Valorous, show 1-5. in the final drive. Nimba, under steady easy lead, eaved ground and held on steadily and finished fast. Bos- had no excuses. Saxon used up setting vased up when he tired. . place 5-2. show 6-5; tion Nimba, place By G. F. T. Ryall. : SARATOGA RACE TRACK, N. @ Fred Johnson’s Brown Bud to perform the 4 “feversal a this or any meeting this @ fore a crowd o 25,000 and Gov. Al The winner of the Miller Stakes 20.—It remained for most surprising form | season in the Travers Derby be- . Smith here this afternoon. } ate Ss me back and, running like a mpion, won the classic for 3- -Olds at one mile and a quar- and the stake $29.925 to the win- The victory of Brown Bud| not unanticipated for, opening | ® 15 to 1, he was backed to 6 to How much John- 2:05 3-5, ; Seven Horses in Race. | 3 a All seven 3-year-olds named over | Might paraded and when they were | ment away Saxon, Buddy Bauer and} minba went to the HELD A SERIOUS St. Johnston of Minneapolis CONTENDER FOR U.S. GOLF TITLE Louisan and Jimmy | Highly Regarded on Eve of Tourney. National Amateur By the Associated Press. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Aug. 20, | Fields Monday, net only over | work. front, with | —Practice rounds today topped off | mance Shot, running in blinkers, | tne grooming process for many of| is next in order. moved up maen Saxon and Buddy Bauer | @onlan, Brown Bud and Valor-!the 168 golfing stars entered in the /national amateur 50 ithe Minikahda course here Mon- tournament over Over the gently rolling fairways d that it looked a sure thing he ‘and occasional hilltop greens the mould overhaul Nimba. but muy made the colt step. the | thirty-first amateur championship i will be fought out by a field con-| ing locations at the ringside would | ] 25,000 Crowd at Saratoga Sees Favorite, Chance Shot, First Week Will Be Given - Run Out of Money in Feature Event — Whitney’s Over to Limbering Up — Ticket Sale Opening De- ferred Until Tuesday. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Peaceful in mind and in no hurry whatever to settle down to the task of train- ing, Jack Dempsey today hovered attentively at the side of his ailing wife, Estelle Taylor. He announced, however. he would go to to start active his camp, but The first week, according to present plans, is to soap little more than a limbering up routine, inter- rupted by visits to Chicago, partic- ularly to Mrs. Dempsey’s _§ sick room in her North Shore Hotel apartment. After the first week, the former titleholder will see lit- tle or nothing of Chicago, until his battle Sept. 22 with Gene Tunney. Wife’s Ilimess Not Serious, Dempsey laughed off reports that his wife had taken a sudden | turn for the worse and that he had |}engaged three Chicago to care for her. } “Nothing to it at all,”” Jack said. “She is getting along fine. The doc- tor says she will be up on her feet for good in a couple of weeks if she continues to improve. “There is no truth to the report that we had to call in three doctors yesterday because of her grave condition. Most of yesterday after- noon we were both out riding, so she couldn’t have been very sick.” Dempsey tore himself away from his wife this afternoon long enough to join Tex Rickard and Leo P. Fiynn, his manager. for a match on the golf links. It was the first time that Jack had a chance to play since arriving from the coast. Ticket Sale Opens Tuesday. The public sale of tickets sched- uled to open Monday was deferred 24 hours because of the tre- mendous task of counting them. Charts showing the seating plan of Soldiers’ [Field for the heavy- weight championship fight will adorn the walls of the ticket of- | fices so that buyers can determine just where they want to sit—and then try to get the ticket. John L, (“Ike”) Dorgan, pub- licity man for Rickard, who will have charge of press seats for the bout, said the number of work- | Nimba looked to have the race | sidered one of the strongest ever | be restricted to 200, or at least not ll in hand when Fator bwn Bud up with a rush uld not be denied. Twitter Takes Spinaway. that | |amateurs sent entered in this classic. Representing the in all , The H. P. Whitney colors came the entry list includes mre than | Wn in front in the Spinaway, the ondary feature of the card. Piwitter jumped off in front| eid stepped the first quarter in) e* 3-5 and the half in :47. racing | submis- | a €6and breezing Was only 50 players with national, regional 'or state titles to their credit. While George Von Elm, the de- fending champion from Los An-| geles, and Bobby Jones of Atlanta, have had the leading roles in pre- EERE Continued on Page 2S, Col. 4. THE IF TABLE | NATIONAL LEAGUE. CQhb— WwW. L. Pct. W. L. 70 44 614 .617 .609 ..66 47 .584 .588 .579 .65 48 575 .579 .570 .65 52 .556 .559 ..52 61 .460 .465 ..49 67 422 427 65 .420 .425 72 .368 .374 456 419 416 » 42 365 547 Philadelphia . AMERICAN LEAGUE. Club— ww. i. Pct. New York ...82 701 Detroit 65 575 Washington .. 66 574. .65 52 .556 54 466. ..49 419. 45 >> 213 . L. .310 Today’s Schedule. », AMERICAN LEAGUE. ipeston at St. Louis (two games). E: York at Cleveland. Sshington at Detroit. "Philadelphia at Chicago. LEAGUE. York NATIONAL Cincinnati at New games). Pittsburg at Brooklyn. Only games scheduled. {two ’ Yesterday’s Results. Sonal LEAGUE. : 8, Philadelphia 2. Roston 2, Chicago 5-1. ~ourg 10, Brooklyn 7. York 6, Cincinnati 2. ® AMERICAN LEAGUE. Browns 8, Boston 4. Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2. Ceveland i414, New York §&. Detroit 5-6, Washington 0-6 ; } ‘ ] ' more than 250. He has already outstanding | received more than 200 requests, sections of the} 4nd every batch of mail brings ad- ‘United States and parts of Canada, | ditional applications. ee Tigers Win Tenth In Row, Then Play 15-Inning Tie, 6-6 McManus’ Home Run With Man on Base in Eleventh Keeps Streak Unbroken. By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Aug. 20.—After De- troit had taken the opener 5 to 0 from Washington today. the ‘695 | teams battled 15 innings to a 6 to 570)6 tie in the second contest, which 569 | was ended by darkness. 547 | 462 ran victory in the first game the Tigers’ winning streak to The the nightcap. coming from behind three times. Heilmann’s five hits featured. With Washington ahead 4 to 3 in the eighth. he tied the score with a home run. He scored in the second on a triple and Manush’'s sacrifice, and his single in the etxth scored Blue. Washington went two ahead in the eleventh. but. Detroit tied the score in tits half on Fothergill’s double and McManus’ homer. Whitehill let the Senators down iwith fice hits to score the shutout victory in the opener. Lincoln | to look | specialists | } Dempsey Greet Se een PAP * 9 a oar A ee a We AD te ee eR ae, a ee a " . * . . GES LORE ROE EE DIR ORM PO LE RIE REO EEF |ALEXANDER PITCHES AND CARDS [Brown Bud Wins Travers Stakes, Worth $29,925 ee a ee ie ee ee i ee His Training Staff in Chicago Leo P. Flynn, Dempsey’s coach and camp director; Jerry Luvadis, faithful Greek physical handler, responsible for the challenger’s condition; the Punch King himself, just after his arrival at Chicago. RAMA —International Photo. ee Eastern Net Hunter Defeats Lott as Team Wins Annual Series From West Young Chicago Star Wilts After Putting Up Thrilling Battie for Two Sets—Doeg Again Vanquishes Dr. King — 3500 Watch Exhibition. By the Associated Press. George Lott, 20-year-old Chicago score was 7—5, 8—6, 6—0. Lott was one of Hunter’s chief rivals for the fourth place on the American cup team, but he wilted today after making a battie of it for two sets. The match sparkled with sensational gallies, but Hun- ter, driving powerfully off his forehand and employing clever tactics, dominated most of the play. The East won four of today’s | five matches and captured the two- | A415 /ten straight and the team fought} day series by the decisive score of 391} hara to keep the record intact in | 6 to 3, thus retaining the suprem- acy established over the West last | Season. ) | Johnny Docg. 'fornian, saved the western troupe from rout today when from the verge of defeat in straight §-7, 9-7, 6-1. all-powerful, as usual, Dr. King repeatedly to the cheers tors. but was wild off the ground ‘and at the net until he steadied in_ | the middle of the eccond set Aa international mixed doubies FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. his first singles match since selection as a member of the American Davis Cup team, bombarded his way to decisive triumph today over 18-year-old Cali- he rallied | sets to conquer Dr. George King. | veteran New Yorker, by scores of WVoeg’s service was | He aced | of a gallery of about 3500 specta- | *0.—Francis T. Hunter, playing star, and clinched victory for the exhibition, featuring two of | year's Wimbledon |added color to the program. It re- | } District of Columbia ; George J. East over the West in the annual inter-sectional tennis series. The | this | champions, | sulted in a victory for Miss Helen | giri. women's the California the Wimbledon Wills, holds who |‘ ‘crown, and Jacques Brugnon of the} French Davis cup team. over Miss | | Bileen Bennett of England Henry Cochet, conqueror of Wil-| liam L. Tilden and winner of, the tritish men's championship. The scores were 6—2, 6—4. rrr { : PL Ph , : ~~. RISCH BATTING. a a &.. &. 112 4466 86 168 1487 433 100 14D FIELDING. Ga. Pro aA. &. OB. *R. 19% 206 477 18 77 24 &. Jit 251 441 19 78 6. th. 3b. 4b. Pet. 2 18 «OS 23 S$ fT. and | é HORNSBY | ' ' i i ' | | i i ‘record 1921 3419 | a , ) f : | Committee Declares Voigt an Amateur ee ee ee i i id WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. BPO PP er hha he HE District of Columbia Golf Association today re- scinded.its action declaring Voigt. sensational ‘ amateur golfer of this city. in- eligible to play in tournaments »> under its jurisdiction because , he had acted in a manner det- } i rimental to the best interests of ‘| ; the game. ; The clearing of Voigt was an- $ > nounced after the Eligibility ¢| Committee of the United States > Golf Association had investi- ) gated the case and exonerated the player of the charges, al- though the district body said it ‘ still was convinced that it had correctly interpreted the parent association's rules in banning him. The United States Colf Asso- clation declared Voigt eligible to play in the national amateur tournament at Minneapolis. Ruth Ties Gehrig With 39th Homer the Associated Press NEW YORK, Aug. 70.— Babe Ruth swune back into a tie with Lou Gehrik for leading home run honors in the majors by whack- ing out No. 39 off Pitcher Miller at Cleveland today. That gave Ruth | three home runs for the week. He is now nine homers behind his mark. The standing: Yankees Games Playcd Ruth, 1921 118 Rut! 1927 118 Gehrig, 1927 11% eee a a a nn ™ | ' ' By Homers 48 *6 39 ler when he was with the Hrownsa, | at t | after there had been an epidemic 'of infield hits to short in Boston | wild throw in the third inning, out AND FIELDS BRILLIANTLY, TURNING 4 DOUBLE PLAYS Shucks Pruett Blows Up When His Mates Do Every thing Wrong—Champions Play an Exhibition Game Today and Then Haines Will Try for His Twentieth Victory. ~ By J. Roy Stockton Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20.—Grover Cleveland Alexander, makes a specialty of showing the who world champions how any given team can be defeated in the first game of a series, demonstrated his cunning at Baker Bowl this afternoon, toying with the floundering Phillies of Stuffy McInnis and finishing on the long end of an 8-to-2 score. It was Old Pete’s seventeenth victory of the season and meant much to his team, as the league- leading Chicago Cubs lost ad uob- header in Boston.| The world champions of 1926 now could over- take the first-placers by winning five victories In a row, provided the Cubs lost that many. A Poor Match. Matching Alexander against the Phillies as they were today was like sending Jack Dempsey against Tom Pivac. The*Phillies are In the cellar and they belong there. They can do things wrong without stop- ping to think and they certainly gave an impressive exhibition of | cellar baseball In the op2ning con- | test of the series of three. They | booted groundcrs, nade wild | throws, threw to the wrong base and the most remarkable thing about the game was that the Car- dinals had only a_ six-run mar- gin at the finish.... Had it not been for a couple of | spectacular catches by Johanie | Mokan that stopped Cardinal ral- lies In the early innings, the Phil- lies would have been snowed wn- der before the game was five min- utes old. Because of these two catches the game resembled a con- test, on the score board at least, for several innings .... Pruett Lacks Support. Hubert “Shucks” Pruett, the little left handed lad from Mis- souri university, who is now a falr- ly portly southpaw, tried to match his pitching skill with thut of the 40-year-old veteran, Alexander. Pruett might have made it a ete tle, if he had had a team to sup- port him. He was a great pitch- but then he had Sisler and Me- Manus and Gerber in the infield and a great outfield in Wiliiama, Jacobson and Tobin. Today he had only the Phils, and after battling manfully against long vdds “or sev- eral innings he finally save it up, became rattled and one of the Phils himself and soon, then, it was a rout, a neasy one-sided triumph for Bob O'Farrell and his warri- ors. In contrast, the Canmlinale were their best. Heine Schule, sent o short to strengthen the defense did give the Phils a run with a that was the only bobbie and to make up for the error, Heine fig- ured in three double plays that helped to stifle the Phillies when they did appear hopeful of making trouble for Old Pete. Double Plays Help. Schuble started two double plays Cards and Pirates Gain in Flag Race, With Cubs Losing HE PITTSBURG PIRATES T asa the Cardinals made big gains on the Chicago Cubs in the National League pennant race yesterday. both winninz while the Cubs lost a double- header to Boston. As a result Pittsburg. in second place, is so close te Chi- cago. that by winning four } games while the Cubs were losing four, the Pirates coulJ } gain first place.- The Cardinals. in third place. are near enough to Pittsburg ! in the race to overhaul the Pi- rates by winning two games $ while the Pirates are Aosing two. The Cardinals would have to win five contests while Chi- cago was liIosing five to go ? ahead of the Cubs. ‘ A year aga today the Cardi- . nals were tied with Pittsbur¢ for first place, after Flint § Rhem pitched a 6-2 victory over the New York Giants. and was middie man in another and he made the infield look once more ilke a championship inner line of defense. He may falter and slump again, but today he was a champion, a cat on ground balis and a sure catch on throws and his pegging was excellent, with the ex- ception of that one wild throw. Mokan helped the Cards to their first run. trying for a shoestring catch of Biades’ hit in the second inning, and turning the drive into a two-bagger. O'Farrell pumped a single to center, scoring Blades. Schuble tied the score in the third. Thompson hit to Heine, who made a good pickup of a siow roller and then sailed the ball Into the Cardinal dugout. A eacrifice bunt and a sacrifice fl pushed Thompson over the plate. Pruett escaped further damage until the fifth and then he became rattled tn the face of poor field- ing. With one out. Toporcer doubled against the right fleld wall. Frisch flied out and Bottomicy's grounder to Wrightstone should have retired the champions. But V rightstone played the part of a sieve and the giounder went through, and Toporcer reached third and Bottomley first. Toporcer Pulle a Trick. On an attempted double steal. Catcher Jonnard shot the bail et iia Continued on Page 38, Col. 4, WHEN ALEX PITCHES Holm ef Tepercer 2b Friech Th : Rettoemier ib .. O'Farrell « .. Mchuble es , serene ~~ @ we | 00 es 06 08 0 we vv 4 -@ Philadelphia se seus Two-base hite—Blades, omlery. Pruett. een wleeaxwnmuune * © enn plesee=~s “oP land 1. by Alesander 1. | (mene oat tm elahth): off Sweetiend. 4 hits and 1 ren _—Cardinals 14. Philadelphia 6. Umpires—Wikeen Piirman ood Quigiey. Time of game—ih. 66m, 6 pit cher—TI' ryett. eoporcer, Friberg. Wafer. | Stolen base—Tepercer. DPoeble playe—He / ble end Settemlery; Schable Friech and Roettemiry: Vriech. Schuble add Rases on balle—Off Pruett 1. of f Sweetland? . Miruck oat-—tfiy : Pitching record—Of?l Preett. 18 bite and 7 rene le 7 “lesexncesoces ° Sl enn scouneen a -~ vs = eon Ri¢é cé*non had Phe Fl eau-seucser | and Bottemle:: + ¢ HH T teniess. Urft oo i sitiantid ate a ARI te ieee - BEAT PHILS, 8-2 TEAM MAKES 17 HITS

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PAGE 2S __ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 _. SI_LOUIS POST-DISPATCH: RUSSELL’S WILD HEAVES WIN FOR BROWNS OVER RED SOX, ONE BAD 10SS |New Record of 105 Miles an Hour Expected (CUBS FALTER IN casi 7 in Bi le PENNANT DRIVE ‘Gy S\iE8.”) ROBINS, Digg BERRICE WALL| IN THREE RUNS Of St. Louis Power Boat in Bid for U.S. Title ‘OSE TWO AMES & - Gaston Is Also Wild but His 4 — — * a r Plan of St.- Louis Flyer; Her Owner and Pilot Bost ee ee 4 | Throughout With Bril- Work Is Adequate—Bing | gagged us ” Charley Root to Win First UR Brownies, when abroad 4 - fiant Golf. ) Miller Lea ds Locals in | lenger of Gar Wood's y : 0 they roam ’ Boas Ey DST om 3 | Miss America , Plans First | aaah Game — McQuillan Out- ces stg no wastige at f Tr ; pte 2s a Aug. 20 | Trial Next Week. | pitches Guy Bush in Sec.) 2" *°? ° § ? RE Wa tar driving woman who bas hom a os ke = ° | | é ee . 1 hae a : tournament golf for only Winning Streak! ny ee | | ond. Well, that’s another story. ST core, came out of the far | : 2 se ee gta ee At home they seem to hit their | By the Associated Pregg, - three By Gerald Holland | fC ae Te) gait BROOKLYN, N.Y. .. won the women's western BOSTON. Edwin C. Koenig, owner of‘In- | " apt dell os tities eaaeas When near the finish wire, Pittsburg slashed the al golf championship today AB. RK. i oF . luded six former title- ceien ot... & o| dependence III power boat now : ee peo 2 a Braves today upset the league Although they started in too late | to three and one half = field agra a6 a Rethreck 3b. .. Hearing completion at a local Se Sa . 2 ae a } world on fire. by whipping the eo holders, efea’ finals Regan 2b. ..... |lnilder’s plant, has announced the a i. ae / leading Chicago Cubs and took| 0 set the world 7 white a Robing i girl who never before had reached MPOT G8. 220200 fee ae | both games of a double-header by “ago went da ifinals Shaner If. ..... possibility of a match rave with | Steering Post et a so "4 the count twice ee the sem Carlyle rf. .... Gar Wood's Miss America, which | ay : Oshkosh, Wis. | Ape ping : ie ze é gave Siaton the ca Root was. With grim determination. Robins in the seventh thes 4 peo Fag od etre eco 4 tien yesterday from W. D. Bien. | wae driven from the mound and the|But, from us Rickard got a store. Herman ig the re | : were for First 18 Holes. | 5 ” ™ | a ; 2 n te relief pitchers, Brill’ art and Carl- check, pinch hitter drove ff ree : The cards: |.urn, chairman of the Detroit Gold | Exheyst Ferre/ ; son, were both badly handled, For many thousand thousand/ ners with » double 4 nalts ‘Mrs, Pressler, out, 565 354 645— |Cup regatta committee, urfder | a : Pinch Hitters Urban and Burrus Brook! Ry: ee ’ yn -plurgc. - | k- whose auspices the annual regat- SF: | driving in three of the runs with oe beyond a doubt. b “ a >. 355 646 354—40—33. : only one out. Which proves beyond a doubt, by ing | Miss Wall, out, 644 455 753— is L.ing held at Detroit Sept. | ta g p The second game was an old time heck! 3 to 6, inclusive, in which he | F pitching duel between McQuillan That we’re not sporting slack- i. . Jn 455 645 365-—43-—386. acknowledged receipt of Koenig’s challenge and promised to attempt and Bush. What proved the win- ers. elite ‘oc aed @ match race between Indepen- = | | ning run was sent in in the sev- dence III] and Miss America as a | | emth inning by McQuillan’s long sacrifice fly ta Wilson in center The season’s drawing to a close 9 PA ane . o* , 1|; feature of the regatta. Miss| field oe In a America is already booked for an Cieter | . Rdieeeiee And finds our Red Birds trail- aa E 0—4 | exhibition over a three mile course | i “~~: ing; ibe. 55444565 4—42 © o—s | : | FIRST GAME. ° a : . Browns. jin one of the events and if Gar The feeling on us dail 0 i: 2p + a Se ©! Wood agrees, the two speed boats. ad ae wi _ Miss Wall had little chance to | That all is not plain sailing. o win as she could not play he -—K. Miller. Flagstead Stolen base— | : The Pirates we will have to pass, ing for three safeties api _ short approaches and putts with O’Rourke. Sacrifices._Kothrock, O’Rourke, | will oe — ro Pilot aa | oenig i e ot. > { EF. Miller. Gaston. Double play—Gaston Then overhaui i.) Breton: Waner got two doubles, : the precision she did in going , George Grantham was throtigh to the final. Mrs. Press- to Gerber to Sisler. Left on bases —{| The race would have no signifi- | Browns, 4; Boston, 10. Bases on balls— | cance other than the winner's right ; " tines , ng Brno es 7 Off Gaston, 8. Off Russell, 2. Struck | to claim the national title or es- |} Gonzales | : ns our pennant hopes. from re , Bimredsh to the finst. Mra. 3 as eaplree—Owens and Voncratien, |(s 2" % new speed record. The | : Shorter D alas! an argument with U every hole and frequently by 30 Russell. Umpires—Owens and Vangraflan. | tarmsworth trophy must be won| ra Have crumbled into ruins. Moran, Judge Landic was a to 6@ yards. This left the Wiscon- Time— 1:35. in international competition over a oe 46 0 54 Freel Exheovel Fennel | tator. . sin lass the task of reaching with By W. J. McGoogan. 30-mile course. However, Koenig a | al 3 } | Quite So. . Score: exactness for the greens with a — ' ee eux eet Mis eric: ee OLEH 4 ter Jack Russell! was a big factor in ee oe me oa fiss America — at Detroit regardless of reward. Cle 4et Contre! O:!) Purp It looked very much Hike first , and division in the National League Pirates 10, spoon or a brassie while her op- the Browns’ 8 to 4 victory over; “It has always been my ambi-| Le saint B 'Richbourg re. se . . ° " | . . ( » the Boston Red Sox in the first | tion,’” said Koenig, “to own the Mteec/arealer : Sper hrele | Tr tg wb... the other day the way the four ponent could pitch home with a game of the series yesterday after-/| fastest power boat in the world first division clubs were dividing ee mashie. . double headers. L. Waner ef.. > | @m Took Up Golf 3 Years Ago. : |}and I think that it will be realized noon. Jack pitched for Boston and |in Independence III.” To gain that Filo? Meal a 2 a Grantham 2b.. 2 E : The defeated golfer did pretty mase two wild throws, after field- | aistinction, Koenig must drive his os ae Oot tile Pe, aed a w is tatiana at ee ne Warn 5 Sinks es Ph es yee ‘ gE Pu bee fe Vea " ‘i oT arene z Wives att si een eh Am eh ts 2 ™ NP A te Rte aap oT ketene napa ik ‘ ee Mtereey . reget aprninds cto arnt ah a hygbtgs bis Fat tags ‘ we “ side 2 wis ee ee ee om os a i ad atl Saket she ee Re saa » Bis fey ‘ ; SIA moe ae oo 8 RE Aili y Gyreins angling a Gy RE Sar is att eat) ° = = Bo ak i. a SRO TR cas “Nae "4 FN Men age eset hy F > - sien . ‘ Pet We, Se, EER SIAL Sat yee APO ir osgy PRU AN Ga eons on“ £ - » Wee A vate eg He na eal -i2 eS oe eS x ~ = > we EYE bt neha ae us PPE RR Be oe ’ ae pete Sen ee he Te oe Hee wo Me ~~ . coal iad a nn oe Bottfery ar Russell p. ..... leseweocennae ”. “at Koenig received a communica- on bs ‘~ _ am _ Totals ~ “FSmrmeSeGCeCoecees toe 8 A aes So ay we Cid iene gh dan * aes « 8 a oe my A> ecied te on setae BR yke ote SLRS sti’ RM Aeaiagt oias = w | ~2 7 er = owan 45 7 2020 41 0 20200" 5 RE SEE ey S| ° Ol HM OWHH OOO NE ol oOo°o2>°0 enscs - Oe res, SAS Pm DD bor rg co! os dl DWOK OHO” It looks as though Br’er Rhem|P “Wane ri.” ‘= eae well at that. being only seven ing batted balls, which helped the | new boat, and he told the Post- . Browns to score four runs, their Dispatch that he would be at the AlofS S~ | COD>Ownssdre COS? ne | SSOooOSCCOMMOOODOCO SM »s ie) ; Tie ***Batted for R. Smith in ef Milton Gaston pitched for the | title. : os eaithene tee "all : 9 P Ran for Fournier in ninth. and eggs without ham and eggs. | | — ; 1 : ; : 1 2 a 5 for some pretty stiff competition in the past three days. he was good {| the driver busy. i— shi wae : hee > base hits wise ; en ; Rich: | xe age ad kee rie Corgan 2b . - fi wo- ‘ j — ; é ee mm. nh- > - awe ween enough to win Gaston held Boston | Expects 105 Miles Per Hour. hours. Three-base hit—Gonzales. Sacri- re sith pronase apregpe oe oe ape Buter 86... to séven hits and kept them pret-| Koenig is confident that the new INDEPENDENCE Ill; EDWIN iv KOENIG. i ar we eee eS eee p me cup in our midst. ty well scattered. It was his wild- | boat will do much better than the s ‘ e Left on bases—Chicago 4 Boston 5. Bases Gene Tunney is confident t Ba ness which took the edge off his | present record. He stated that the Phe power plant shown above js confined in an overall length of 23 feet. iple | Wes 3. Siren et- oy hee knocking out Jack nepali while itching performance. He walked | three Hispana motors of Indepen- engines show ‘° imum 00 i nN! : ‘Smith 3. Hits—Off Root. & in & innings » . 5 = 8 . 31 revolutions | (none out in ninth): off Brillheart. one in| J@CK fs sure he will do the same eisht batters. dence ITI will be capable of maxi- speed of over 100 mil ; : ! 11e with an expe t no innings: off Carlson. 1 in 1-3 inning: | to Gene. ; Bing “‘iiler led the Growns at- /mum speed of 105 miles an hour * - ed (off R. Smith, 11 in 8 innings: off Wertz. All of which should make the championship to California. tack with a triple and a single, | when going full force at 3100 revo- three engines develop 1050 horse-power Cc [none in one inning. Winning pitcher—| the betting even but it wont, : Her worst round was the qualifying | Wertz. Tsing pitcher—Root. Hit by|. —- nping One in which sh bove Gerber had a double : d single | lutions a minute. There are na-/ Fa, ad Fr bri +4 ee | plicher—y Root (Mogan). Umptres— | a cn she was three a a » incag fh cost ee lng ‘sale aibtieaitian to pit i aan me is and Free bridges. The rudder | ittle more than the propellers, lfinish with attractive brass trim. | McCormick, Kiem and McLauthlin. Time— We cannot recall any fight ifn 7 par with eighty-four. Bost “FL out d hit : Ap! : in the water, h ati } “re boty the boat is the smallest used a extend 20 inches downward, |mings. It takes its name from two |*™ > prec SS nS ee ee kisn ...- ce | cst was an ideal day for golf with > ig ose nig ut a triple, dou- ~ ioe ae iiiaias a oe On any speed boat in existence, |submerged. Inasmuch as the boat | predecessors owned by Koenig. In- SECOND GAME. confident of winning. Indicating | B "s @ = ~®& bright sun and no wind igie. ~ 4 eseri a SKIT rice | ej > sj = ej 7 : et ; ; — ° oe i ek ones ee |this being necessitated by the tre- | weighs 5000 pounds, the problem dependence I was built -. 1908 and the box fighting is a kind of a Henline Mernen, eee | | _ The champion, who succeeds rown »0O Ahead. ; Silppac . = on riciion ;mendous speed expected. Very lit- | required careful] study. Was capable of 30 miles an hour confidence game, H tdrick,. Sacrific T BP ¥ Dorothy Page of Madison Wis., The Browns took the lead in/ occurs at the hull in its contact |tle variation of the rudder is re- | Built First Boat in 1908 K , : Go itine, ; = the second inning when Bing Mil-| with the water: slippage is the|quired when the die seseveiine ie Sietdaes e eek Soares “syn . ites “ye 03 “charge Il, a feated by Mrs. Elaine Rosen- ' s | los tion resultine iy pen ? 2 nt - wwe oubie- somewhat faster - His | ler tripled with one out and ane — resulting from the rise at high speed and the use of one | planked Spanish cedar and mahog- first racing boat vanes ae tarde ; scored while Rothrock threw out | and fall of the propellors as the too large would incur possibilities 'any with one 4-inch st idship. | 7: » | Hartnett ~t boat skims over the water. Wun| oc. ol ver, ch step midship. | the local harbor, was the Yankee,” | p=" ¢ The Bro si io ball of it. the tecat oe PG ‘ Meares At the step are located the |constructed in 1904 and propelled | *Heathcote 3 - “ ~_ ns scored two more in | all of it, the _ enthusiast ex-| Technically, the boat-is described Scoops,” which take in the water iby steam bs, etiam tanings ot fourth with a birdie, the sixth ani © third inning. Gerber and Gas-/| pects to go a bit faster than 90ias a hydroplane triple-screw, 23 | to cool the enc 9 ‘ - : : **Scott | Elliot, 1 in 4 > : ton started with singles. O'Rourke | miles per hour without very much feet long by 7 feet 9 inch beam, ‘at the Bey aguante ro apd - oe next week's trials here, | ol 36 1 | Ray Schalk recently celebrated | 1 * i apes > tema fly B= =— Sent them along with a sacrifice | trouble, 1000 horse power. It is so de- ltom rises s vg pn a saan bags pians to take the boat toy ; Batted for Beck in ninth his fifteenth anniversary with the ; . Sh ot Ee coe pre and both scored on Harry Rice's; There are several new features tamed au tei d 7 h aie | . “S 50 far out of the water | Peoria for an exhibition before | Batted for Bush in ninth. | White Sox. It was as a catcher immings: off Cvengros. sone 4, ¢ lost the short ninth taking a ry Rice’: | feat ~ = 6G as to employ the wind pres-/that the scoops do not function. | Mississippi y 1] ffical . ig | POSTON + ig | Off Millus. none ES | | bad five, as she did again in th sincle. contained in the construction of sure encountered when traveling at |an alteration of that feat i) Po a a ee Koenig ae | that Schalk made his mark. His ee ae Losing «Bec d taki : ; i Go lindepenience which Kodniglerest apeBaite lite th ial ‘our arian sme at feature w | jean win the one mile championship | Richbourg rf .. Managing hasn't as yet caused any nine 5 en ~ = 2 oe rp but by ing four started his Porneo stuff by walking will test in the first trial, likely |'the water and to enable the craft | Above ie water line, Independ oe uf ne can break Miss Amer- i gal 2b... 4 furore in major league circles. don. Time. zh. 30m. a : — prea oa Se a a Todt and Hartley with one out. to be held next Thursday between /to skim along the surface with ‘ence IIT is of specdlorer wom sams Saeetet in the presence of the , + —— si ‘4e I ec Po 5 ge ve up at the Russell forced Todt but Flagstead | === . == sti sae he — . tors 0-6. Sox Mixs Ww I Mak Bela Rally FIRST GAME. ee 3 T ait Makes Belated : WASHINGTON. Sah he Westerner never got more oo | *"an five up and Miss Wall taking | Sdvantage partly of a putting slump | St the start of the afternoon round p> fut the lead to three up at the twenty third only to drop off again | Until a series of four halves in ; Par or better ended the struggle tive and four. n cr - yy MOSM me mes totemarm rere «| OC CHESOHH HOC eMC S| a cuitesimame . . | Stage of the race is not by any | Bases Re-~Ote idee » round. won the first hele but lost | Means a cinch for the Cubs it has| ; it- miliow. 5: by Alareg _ the second and third to be down | o—Oft ‘ ; DOK | While a 5-game. lead at this! | — Pittsburg a ; thal Reinhart in the second -_ ~~ DL hirH OD a~ — ‘-Same deficit looking like a for- nings (none out im third) for the only time. She got the |lorn hope. in 1 inping (none out | cock oococooy | Omonemnomsmincie m! ccoccecocont lowe o | Owsnsd te t a) io ~ SOR OR OWS ooocoo.™ : tripled to right. scorin Hartley Telzer an- —— | ae é ney ; ‘s and Ruse soning, 2 murine tor tme Rea soe | Babe Ruth’s 39th ELD conswereD a Ss ae Russell, in the fourth inning. ie —_— 2 ie: a e u S SERIOUS CONTENDER | teadman Wins anal if mace a wild throw to first with Regan walked cfter two were the bases full Which enabled the, Out in the first tnning and was Homer Fails to FOR U. S. GOLF TITLE | By a Knockout is —_ *” ~ ' C tc; ling > ] ca : > 1} | ) ; * | ar three runners to score. | out stea . Schang to Melillo. Continued From Page 1S, Col 2 7 tetas. ~ s : - —_ _ _ ’ | coscoHcomooon COCNw udge Ib. . Goslin lf. » | ooce we WDO#DOD * ~ sl écuveninieaieis > =) * ~! —] on 4 > | C #! POSOwWOOCOONSUS Se ett > cr Peeves ss. Zachary PR. ~ Vanalstyne p. ... “Johnson , **Stewart . =~ Cow com E. Miller started with a Single | [t appeared as if he had the ° to di 0 through the box. Melillo then! throw beaten but Tmpire W t Y k “Ourney predictions, their practice I ° } | Boston .........00.006 tapped to Russell and was safe at) Graflan waved him et. In or an €es pertormances have been outdone by ‘St. uisan Puts Jo y Fox of Quillan “Dewi” plaren Ween at! Grimm first whe - ne seeyias many lesser lights. . Bush (unassisted). , t when the pitcher's throw to EES ge Cea gs Boston Down for Count in Pournier. Left Gantreau AS arrell te og nalinalecg “ ignore wage Gerber continuc. his good Cleveland Collects 19 Hits, In- ogy ranged mage Ophy Third Round. off McQuillan “T ° ae oy schary in aevent po veo Roepe —— work of Friday in the second in- cludi 4 Safetie b | Winners, from maior cha ’ is " >: ov McQuillan. 4 | ines : **Ran for Judge in pinth, : -& ses} ning. Myer started by beating ng s Dy | dows to. im a mpions | cinco ae by MeQuilla DETROIT. were filled. St / shew seites t : Melillc George Burns — ‘o State finalists, there are | x = Fime of poe ean ys and McLaugbliv AB. R. Gerber then ground:d to Russell | i me og stay oo . ee young men of great promise | ®” the Associated Press. . 25m. i Tike the tall over ceers seta SD renqeeon = Seen whe | See geste ‘Teady for the bitter fight. eager to. SEDALIA, Mo., Aug. 20.— Giants 6 Reds head to the grandstand and it second but Walte ne bbed the CLEVELAND Au 0 SR the champion or climb to runching Paul ‘Steadman, of St. mE. 2. | bounced ‘out toward right field. st posal : en r€ - tebe : feat “ oe AU. R ny et hca the list of the elect. | Louis tonight at the Misso:trj State Ee Scolanus oat Miller, Melillo ana tind eoerine. test Read me 0 step on secon ces bey sales ne his camrty Among those in the select list fair in a boxing exhibltion under | Dressen We cass ‘ Gerber reached third. After Gas. ° i. — Se See mages — too Blea sonries are Charles Evans of Chicago,| 2uspices of the Pettis County | Bres, ete ; ton had struck out, O'Rourke hit Todt « ot aoe “och ve eens ee éians in the aiiibice — to the in- twice Champion; Francis Ouimet of | American legion post, knocked out | W to Rothrock and Gerber was out el eae anes ay gu SC ‘4 “ee - Sec series Opener today, Boston; Robert A. Gardner, of | Johnny Fox, of Boston, in the | eae at the plate, Rothrock to Hartley. | ies gage don ne polenee 4 3. Tea De | Hinsdale; Max R. Marston, Phila-| third round of a scheduled ten | Gritz ON, seis ca O’Rourke stole second and scored ein “ee is bom Bosage ae ae AR 2. 2 ww , | delphia, and William C. Fownes/ round match. . adhe e.°* on Harry Rice’s single to right. | wit? : aie I . nd seh a and ee Enns Bt 3 Jt. President of the United States In the seml-windup Jimmy Deer. | ;hucas Russell Makes a Balk. Me rs a a ee >a i, ES Pe ee Paes Golf Association. ing of Sedalia, went the full ten! =: Williams’ single opened the ‘ ens, Phat wok 2 | Among the stars that have not rounds with.Tommy [rvine. of! — Browns’ fifth and Bing Miller sac- Gaston pitched out of a tight | @2#ert 2b 1... . l , | &littered on that highest plane. but! Tulsa, Okla., no decision beirg | : oh ah. rificed him to second. Williams. place in the third. Flagstead |Wera > .'°*"'> 2 |! po whose practice rounds and past! given. ° ‘Kolp in ninth took third en a balk and scored singled after one was out and bewes 2° 4°* ¢ ) o | Performances stamp them as sert- | “enseue AB. — while Regan was throwing out| O'Rourke booted Rothrock’s at. |Ruethr p ...° 2 9 | | ous contenders, are such players MeQUAYS WIN IN One Melillo. That was the last marker} tempted sacrifice. Regan popped ae or thee Sf : yj Se Sarrisen (Jimmy) Johnston, | ARTER FIN Bo ab cf ne for the Howleymen. | to Melillo but a pass to Myer | Giard po" ee ee “Minneapolis, and Eddie Held of St.| QU mENALS OF | Terry Meanwhile Gaston was getting filled the bases. Shaner hit » ltune an ee | 7 Louis. | HORSE SHOE TOURNEY Rimself into trouble with his wild- | bop fly tn front of the plate and feueel oo... i | Both Johnston ana Hela have The McQuay-Norris tea ness but always managing to Puli; Schang and O'Rourke both went Batted’ toe Shawne’ int Scnct* Shown better practice scores than | ae os Pasa yPepes eut, untill Boston's sixth when che, Ti Sil. Sher masons on tied tee eeeney in. ening. | Jones, and the lnltee thes | eon: | their quarter-final game in the Y. Total Red Sox added two to their total | looked at each other. then at the rey 4 ma Plained bitterly that he ts “way off; M. C. As Industrial Horse Shoe! Innines Todt singled and Hartley walked | ball. but with a quick lunge | -@ieson If ... 4 G aa ;, his game.” But then, he said he | League yesterday afternoon, de- New Yan Moore ran for Hartley. Russe!) Schang finally grabbed it umm ee tks ‘ . was also off it hen he won the | ¢ . struck out. Fiagstead doubled. neon urna Ib 2... Py British open. feating the American Brakes, 10 scoring Todt and prtting Moore on ; Flagstead Swats Ball. ems (sf: 2 98 Minikahda js an all-green course, | 2M to six. ~ 5 Ret = 201 ODOM Deess: ww Innings—~ 1 Philadeiphia, .. ee Chicago .. 0 03.843 2d ‘ — ‘Women’ ngles cham pionsh if C 4 . as s si ¢ pi ip. 0 | Chicago. 7. Bases on - * al moscoomistony | oe Bl oom mes Se owes cel — om ‘ei git ol eeecoce:-™ Sal ocsoon~suce | i - | es _ Poe, 9d B-R-2-9 Sg SD " ae : 7 sss : “ 7 y PBB iy tee ¥ Pe Re ig eee: P Nagel: * 3 P nh a ee a hee bates / . 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Univ ersity City Games Wash'!ngton— . ae ee Myer filled the bases, but | oe Hartley and Russeli with ‘Ber-bese” wig es. . week downpow of rain. and the |The final will be played Sept. 3 The score 5 "3 '%% 000 sop of the Card me han ‘© the ty un Lazzeri. Burns . Yo dy e : | ' . ech ) ternoon : o—6 ay er forced Myer, Gerber to. © tying opto ~ Threetee. patel 2. sum: on: drives today had longer rolls and A!! games are Played at Fairground | University oy Musietos! “bonne tr . woe 1 see0 to start working out | elillo. eae | her nce double play, with Ger. | 7 Ruth Sacrifice bite—Koenla Lagacr. eae tga Park. mie ve ee Park No. 1 Trodase hite—T , sonde oo 3 7 ei # : atzrke "s Tie ° tester f+ ¥ ar h ; ; " . : wns som this fi Brownie Notes. a acting as pivot man, ended eT Rare, Cleveland 7. Baee‘on ‘bells | Ca] a Thompson of Pasadena.| Individual ringer scoreb in yes-| Hynce tmnvs U; CK. of C. at 1:30. | Braet ee runs—Hellmann, MeMcat® |Cording to Dr. Robert F, “ | the Red Sox seventh inning. 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2 PRA aoe » westies ’ Sry | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PRS. HARRY PRESSLER WINS ae . a ee EL 2 t y ‘ . a a , - - . “> ” oe aor . . VT sy I Fe a BN OE i gy rtd it Se ; ee ba $ J 7 o 4 “ .~ Coe z i” Tare ot c ST. baa PAGE s ¢ 7 . 4 GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. Goslin Giving Meusel Battle for ‘Seven Seeded Ey Left Field Berth on Ruth’s Team ‘veh Tes Washington Player’s Show- | 33 Matches Played in Three ing in Series Here Boosts Divisions at Forest His Stock in Post-Dis-| ~/” ed Fe ces SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 WOMEN’S WESTERN JAPAN WINS OVER CANADA IN CUP PLAY Orientals Will Meet French Tennis Stars for Right to Battle U. S. for Davis Trophy. s SOX, 8-4 pACiFic COAST | —— § rr p | RATES x ; q ‘STA + = a ; r Ae quit |B Sane o> morestoce ome me ttle” | Aldridge p.... Dawson p Cvengros P..... Miljus p WSTOAMC UH M~AORO ae OH) ROCORCOCH Oy OM | mocomamnotce Totals aoe 10 27 *“Batved for Granthan in first. BROOKLYN. AB, z. H, ~ ~ bt tt BS Tremper If mOSTett BD. ccce 4 Corg 2b Butler ss Henline ec Sousee Elliott p zHerman 2 Sar Ehrhardt p zzPartridge .... Totals zBatied for Ellicott in 7th zzBatted for Ehrhardt in 9 Innings. Pitisburs Brooklyn «| ecerecommnes ss | ec¢oescce ER ~ elecoecocncHes .. | cecommmmaomocceo? — =] O moe = MOVE one Double play—Corgan, Butler and Hendrick, — Left on basese—Pittsburg 12: 3: off Elliss, 1; Off Aldri " out——By Elliott, 5; by Aldridge, 5; Miljus. 1. Hits—Off Plitt, G6 In 2 nings (none out in third): off 1 inning (none out in fourth); . 1 in 4 innings: off Clark. & 1 2-3 nnings: off Bhrdardt, none » : - oOo ‘“ nni : nning: off Aldndge n 6 -, in ner out in seventh): off Dawson, innings: off Cvengros, none in 1- 4 off Miljus, none in 2 2-3 innings. é pitch——-Milius. Passed ba]l—Henline. a ning pitceher—Miljus. Losing pitcher Clark Umpires— Moran, O’Day and don. Time, 2h. 30m. '® four above perfect Pacific coast star was at her best ™ on the second nine of the morning “@ round scoring forty, or one below ™ par. She never reached the game @ she played in the previous matches -_ 3 ee i 3 0 4 bs 6 ©’ Dorothy Page. of Madison, | defeated by Mrs. > thal Reinhart in | round. wen the first hole but lost | the second and third to be down ' for the only time. Brooklyn, & Bases on bahHs—Off Pilitt 4. otf ] q A ae mashie. Took Up Golf 3 Years Ago. The defeated golfer did pretty well at that. being only seven ' strokes over par for the 32 holes played while Mrs. Pressler was figures. The ' where she scored three successive “@ighties. Drives of 225 to 250 “yards and even longer a thouglr the wife of a professiona! 3 @ for seven years never took enough BR ng » interest in the game to play in » tournaments until three years ago. | Bhe had never before played in this event, but announced when j she arrived at the Lake Geneva | Club that she had come to take F. the championship to California. | Her worst round was the qualifying . One in which she was three above par with eighty-four. ' It was an ideal day for golf with 3 8 bright sun and no wind. The champion, who succeeds Wis.., Elaine Rosen- the second She got the fourth with a birdie, the sixth and seventh with pars and the eighth _ With another birdie to be three up. She lost the short ninth taking a 7 bad five, as she did again in the @ **cond round but by taking four Be holes on the second nine and losing ee ee ee oe ee a a Tough on the Referee. 2 ig were not) -“@ wncommon to this woman who al- we a a a ee eh eh ee ee ee WRAYS COLUMN IRCUMSTANCES are shap- ing up bad for the referee of the Dempsey-Tunney fight. There is not the. slightest doubt that the sympathies of the crowd will overwhelmingly favor Dempsey as against Tun- ney. That’s because Dempsey fits into the fans’ idea of a fight- ing champion, better than the debonair and intellectual Mr. Tunney, whose high-hat com- plex has not touched a popular chord, and also because Tunney does not fight forwardly or recklessly stand toe-to-toe and trade punches, as the mine run of fight fans think a champion should. As a result of the popularity of Dempsey, if the challenger should accidentally pull some of his wild blows and foul his op- ponent, it will make it tough for the referee to compel Dempsey to call his shots. It will make it still harder to disqualify him. ~ . * Dempsey is not normally a foul fighter. His bout with Tun- ney was an outstanding excep- tion to the usual champion- ship contest, in that practically no accidental blows landed out of legal territory. ee cause Referee Daugherty did not disqualify him. Possibly he thought there might be a gun play out among the Gibbons sym- pathizers—and these were 100 per cent—if he penalized Tom- my. But if Tunney uses Gibbons’ tactics at Chicago he will be dis- qualified beyond question. And there would then be no roar against the referee. - . * Tunney can make a terrible mistake. That is the error of trying to knock Dempsey out, and to beat him at his own game. Dempsey can take punishment without limit. And the man who comes toward him to administer it is certain to be badly hurt. Fight the Parthian battle, Gene, if you want to keep your crown. ~ . - Picking on the “Umps.” OT in years has so much criticism been heard of um- pires’ work as is to be heard in the National League. To listen to the roar, one would think the boys in blue were being paid to call ’em wrong. Men like Donie Bush, normally fair, are savagely berating the CARDS SHOW UP - PHILS, WINNING 8-2 Continued From Page 1S, Col. 8. back to Pruett and there was To- poreer trapped between third and home. George realized he was in a tight spot and thought of a trick he used to play on the children in the neighborhood. He pretended that he was a top and began to spin right there on the base line, occasionally darting toward third and then home. Pruett thought this was a silly thing to do and then did something sillier. spin and racing toward third, Pruett cast the ball wildly toward the plate, thinking to outguess George. The ball scooted past Jonnard, Toporcer stopped spin- ning and ran home and Bottom- ley reached third, Hafey’s single scored Sunny Jim and that. made the Cardinal total three suffici- ent the way Alexander was pitch- ing and the way the Cards were supporting him. Phillies Score in Fifth. The Phillies scored a run in the fifth, a double play coming in the middle of : four-hit rally. Thomp- son singled, went to third on Fri- berg’s one-bagger to center and scored while Pruett was hitting into a twin killing, Schuble to Frisch to Bottomley. Spalding and Sand then singled, but Mokan flied to Holm to end the frame with only one run in. Pruett and the Phillies finished the job of blowing up in the eighth inning. Schuble started the frame With George breaking from a with the Washington team resulted in no pronounced Speaker landslide in his race with Simmons of Phila- delphia for fandom's vote as lead- ing center fielder. Speaker substi- tuted at first base during the series, which gave no opportunity to watch him in action in his regular position. Goslin has been settled upon by Henry Nelso, 421 Nosth Broadway, as the leading left fielder. complete team follows: Gehrig, Yankees, first base. Frisch, Cardinals, second base. Lazzeri, Yankees, shortstop. Traynor, Pirates, third base. Goslin, Senators, left field. Combs Yankees, center field. P. Waner, Pirates, right field. Hartnett, Cubs, catcher. Root, Cubs, pitcher. Hoyt, Yankees, pitcher. Miss Irene Forester of Glen Car- bon, Ill, selects Meusel, declaring that he {is a good man in the pinches, and also is a good hitter. Her club: Gehrigh Yankees, first base. Frisch, Cardinals, second base. Jackson, Giants, shortstop, Traynor, Pirates, third base. Meusel Yankees, left field. Simmons, Athietics, center field, P. Waner, Pirates, right field. Hartnett, Cubs, catcher. toot, Cubs, pitcher, Haines, Cardinals pitchér. Hazen Cuyler, winner of an outfield berth on Ruth’s team last year, has been given the preference over Meusel and Goslin by Arthur White, located in the Veteran Hos- pital at Jefferson Barracks, White's Nelson's team. Dispatch. Shot and Hagen and Mitchell Are Two | Eminent Masters of Pitch Trophies of $100, $50 and $25 will be awarded first, second and third places respectively. The winner of the capital trophy will also receive a ball and bat autographed by Babe Ruth. Mail selections to Babe Ruth Contest Editor, care the Post- ow Close Approach “If | had to Choose One Club Which I Should Master it Would Be the Mashie Niblick,” Jones Says. approach in modern golf, My dear friend, Bog Nettleford of & Tasmania, a fine § Golfer criticised | my mashie nib- lick play at St. Andrews as being % By Bobby Jones. Lritish Open and Southern Champion, Two eminent masters of the pitch sand out before us today— Walter Hagen and Abe Mitchell—and that they are the outstanding players of two continents goes to show the importance of the short Tommy Armour, in a recent interview, attributes his victory at Oakmont to his niblick. no doubt, of the short pitches and recoveries which it accomplished, but Tommy’s forte, I think, would more likely be his fron play. Hagen and Mitchell, day in and day out, can get closer to the hole from 50 up to 120 yards thag any other men p laying golf. greatly to the appearance of firm. He is thinking, ness. ing is that I can not hit a sharp, customed to swing in a wide are, I believe my chief fault in pitch- decisive blow withowt losing en- tirely my control of range. Ac- winners among the seeded ones were Clark Smith and Herbert Steideman, juniors; Charlies Rovin, Raymond Wiese, David Masilani- kov, Dan Kelly, Harry Mendlesohn and Alfred Rothschild, boys, and Ethel Boer, an entry in the giris’ event. Mendelshon and Rovin am- bitiously played—and won-—-two matches each. A considerable number ef set- ond round matches were played yesterday, due to the fact that there were a large number of byes in the first round, especially in the boys’ singles. First, second and third round matches will be played in all of the téurnaments today, and doubles play in funior douhbies will begin. Since the public parka . tournament for women {fs to start next Saturday, the present tourna- menis will be finished by Friday, if possible, ag The first of today’s matches will be played at 2 p. m. and the youngsters will have all the trap- pings that go with adut tourna- ments. “A half dogen matches are scheduled for the two courts adja- cent to the stands for spectators, usually known as the “feature” courts, and umptres will be on hand to supervise the play, and keep the gallery advised as to the score. There probably also will be lines- men to watch the close ones, and maybe ball boya, too. The “fea- tures’’ will be two junior singles matches, two junior doubles matches, and two matches in the girls’ division. Follow oun ees are the summaries ef yester- But when fighting for an op- ponent’s body, Dempsey crouch- es low and shoots up. There is no doubt that at times his blows land on hips, thighs and legs and that is foul territory. Imagine the uproar if the 1ight is given to Tunney against Yempsey in some such manner as Delaney won from Uzcudun. The crowd would take Soldier's Field apart and throw the rem- nants at the referee. , ! Mrs, Mallory and Je ee officials—and drawing penalties for doing it. The strange part of it is that the umpiring seems to be better cared for than ever in history. At the midsummer meeting the National League approved the three-umpire system for all games. That seemingly ought to cover the situation. Time was when one umpire handled major league games, and he did it with less disturb- ance and discontent on the part of fans and players than three _ ond one she was five up at the i ‘Sa M8if way mark. Athletics 5, White Sox 2. Miss Wall Makes Belated Rally. PHILADELPHIA. 7% The Westerner never got more H. p than five up and Miss Wall taking F @dvantage partly of a putting slump pt the start of the afternoon round | peut the lead to three up at the ) _ twenty third only to drop off again ‘Until a series of four halves in /Par or better ended the struggle tive and four. I can not punch the ball with as- surance. And I believe the mashie niblick pitch should be mainiy a punck straight at the fiag. That is why compactness, a short club and a position over the ball is| ! desigable. Club to Master. I pitched rather well from the soft turf at Oakmont because |! used that method, or at least tried to. But it wouldn't work at St. Andrews, where the ball always lay closely and the ground was not sufficiently “ime compact. By that? 3m he meant that. comparativel yr = speaking, I wasi 4 too far away from the ball and was swinging a bit too freely. I Pte think he was Rick Mele The outstanding feature of the pitching of Mitchell and Hagen ‘6 that they are beautifully compact, pick: Gehrig, Yankees, first base. Hornsby, Giants, second base. Jackson, Giants, shortstop. Traynor, Pirates, third base. Cuyler, Pirates, left ficld. Simmons, Athletics, center field. P. Waner, right field. Cochrane, Athletics, catcher. Benton, Giants, pitcher. Haines, Cardinals. pitcher. with a single over second and on Alexander's bunt Pruett made a wild throw to second, Schuble reaching third. Holm singled to left, scoring Schuble, and Sweet- fand relieved Pruett. Toporcer beat out a hit down the third base line, filling the bases, and after Frisch had fouled out, Bot- tomley singled to right, scoring Alexander and Holm, Hafey forced Ecttomley, Toporcer scoring. Alex Finishes Strong. Only two men advanced as far P heey al we 4 Dae) Rye » in the first inning. Sand singled with one out and wandered too far off first on Mokan's fly to 2 | y : a Bl OOMESOm MIE OED | eoroeosurrwer- al ceroomocmeronen Sl coc Houcmmocee: =S8le a OorCousearKooe "g for Ehmke in CHICAGO, AB. R. 4 0 > Mrs. Chapin Meet tf 6For Eastern Title A Favorable Sign. 8 axa favorabie feature is that Tunney probably will fight another backaway contest, and not meet Dempsey at close umpires do today. - . . Whether the fans and players are more critical, or whether it is true that the officials are less as second after the fifth inning, so effective was Alexander and s0 strong his defense. |started a double grounder and play. Pruett grabbed Leach’s right center and Chick's line Wrightstone | singled to start the sixth but Frisch | throw to Bottomley doubled Heine off first. The Phillies looked like they belonged in the cellar. The fielding was ragged and the with elbows close in, and the grip held well down the club. Mitchell stands quite close to his ball and brings the club backward in a very upright are. His feet are not far apart, and there is little foot mo- firm. T had to go back to my old swinging pitch and make the best of it. Joe Kirkwood and Jess Sweetser are great men at close range, but Jess is more of a swinger and is | womossisom> quarters. The “strategic retreat” ‘National Champion Eliminates | will force Dempsey to a long- Miss . range fight and this will mini- Penelope Anderson in mize the chance of botly-foul- Play at Rye. |'doubled in the seventh with two | down, but Spalding grounded out. In the eighth, Mokan singled with one out, advanced while Wrightstone was grounding to Bottomley and no Phillie saw base after that. HAINES TO FACE PHILS TOMORROW Tomorrow is an open date, but the Cardinals will not have a day of rest. They will journey to Englewood, N. J., for an exhibi- tion game. Jess Haines, seeking his 20th victory of the season, will face the Phillies Monday in the sec- ond game of the series. Johnnie Mokan made two bril- liant catches to stop the Cards in the early innings. With To- — porcer on third and two out, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE, Mokan backed against the right Buffalo 4-3. Jersey City 0-0. field wall and leaped into the air but Gibbons tired and then, in , ing jak Dre ree, ee Grracene . 4 eyaltime . for a gloved-hand catch of Bot- tomley's line drive. * . re 1-3. other way to stop Dempsey. Toronto 2, Newark 1 (13 innings). . * * ae In the second, with a run in THREE EYE LEAGUE. and two out. O'Farrell on third Decatur 3. Quincy and Alexander on first, Mokan 0. * Haute 2. NR 4. Evansville 1. duplicated the catch on Holm’s fly. pringfield 8. Danville 2. — —-—— > AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Hafey Throws Runner Ont. Hafey showed his strong arm really better with a number four iron or mashle than with his mashie niblick, On courses where the long hit. terg are pitching at a great per- centage of the holes. the mashie niblick is a most useful club; and if the second shots are going astray on the long holes, a good pitch will take up a lot of slack. If I haa to choose one club which I should master, 1 should choose the mashie niblick. George r Duncan said once that Abe Mitch- ell wag the best player in Britain because he coul/ drive. pitch and putt. The other shots didn’t mat- ter. ‘ efficient, is a matter of opinion. Our guess would be that any three average men can do a bet- ter job handling a ball game than the best lone umpire that ever worked. The heated conversation of today is not caused so much by the umpires’ deficiencies as by the close race. With four clubs fighting for the flag. four man- agers and 100 baseball players, with all their following of fans, are battling for every advantage. Naturally the squawks arise. The umpire makes mistakes. He has his error column, just like the box score. But his rul- ings are well intended and in the main correct, whether he’s in the National or the American League. tion, although there is a consider- able turn of the shoulders. The back swing is leisurely and quiet full. considering the length of the shot, which feature I believe ts most important. In my own case, I know I am very apt to cramp my back in striving for the com- pact appearance I have admired so much in Mitchell. Cannot Punch. Hagen’s method differs from Mitchell’s in that the club is taken up in a much flatter plane, around th: body. and there is more lateral | motion in the hips and legs. In- deed. Walter seems to. shift into the shot, a feat which most of us would find difficult to time in 80 small a swing. But Hagen does it beautifully, and he hits the ball with a resounding smack right up to the hole. Hagen, I think, hits fhe ball more into the ground than does Mitchell. He favors a low flying shot with worlds of backspin. while Mitchell puts the ball high into air. Both men stop 1 club almost immediately the bell has teft it. The finish is very low and adds fielders rattled. Pruett retired in the cighth inning after 13 hitr and five errors had given the Cards a safe lead. Sweetland also a southpaw. was also a mark for the cham pions. In contrast, the Cards had their double play combination working, four in six Innings mak- ing it easy for Alexander. A crowd of about 6000 sat through the game, jeering during | the last few jnnings. There's not much to root about for the Phil- lie fans. Schuble Strengthens Infield. Hafey doubled in the seventh, but he tried for third when the ball skipped past the infield and was out, Friberg recovering the ball and tossing to Pruett. Chick tore his pants sliding to third and went to the dugout for re- pairs, consis.ing of a ro" of ad- hesive plaster. Jimmie Cooney, the Phillie regular short-stop, is out with a split finger. j Though Schuble gave the Phils a run with a two-base thro. he played a good game at short and strengthened the Cardinal de- fense. — Clancy 1 b. ce LOCK OMOMM = ing. With Tunney going away be- hind a protecting “long left” Dempsey’s only mark during the contest will be Tunney’s head. As “long as Dempsey shoots at that, there is little danger of acci- dental fouls. . e Many think Tunney will be forced to battle Dempsey differ- ently than at Philadelphia. That isn’t logic, unless Tunney has found a new and better method of beating Dempsey. Gibbons and Tunney both found that the way to neutral- ize Dempsey was to STAY AWAY FROM HIM. Both took it on the run. Tunney got away with his, t?tSheely Totale 31 a + Batted for Crouse i j *tBotted for Connal Innings— . Philadelphia, wot Cinecago be Two-base bite—-Thomas, eae fices-—Thomas, ble play hop ‘-_ aot Thome | corcoce cores ] ooredi _ | RE ES, ml COnowosrHoornpar> q By the Associated Press. |. RYE, N. Y., Aug. 20.—Mrs. Mol- | la Mallory, national women’s tennis ) champion, and Mrs. A. H. Chapin , Of Hyannis, Mass., will meet tomor- row in the finals of the Eactern Dyk I — 7 R women’s singles championship, Gicage. 7. | Bases on dalle struck ae = Mrs. Mallory eliminted Miss Pen- 2: by Ehmk oi PF, Oe «COPE Anderson of Richmond, Va.. - off . ofp the semifinal round, 6—3, 6—4. ) rs. Chapin put out Mrs. Anna H. > =ubbard of Edgewood, Md., 6—1, Ses a moe ome = cons” ecoe 2 cou 4 ; 2. u te . Senmerien: Seeree oan ee. t on isis is—O! Grove. none in 1 inning fy Ehmke (Palk). Ehmke. I ; (Copyright. 1927.) —_—_ > — DUNDEE MAY BATTLE oid ve. HUDKINS FOR TITLE| $s: ts By the Associated Press. ALLIANCE, Neb., Aug. 20,—Jo¢ Dundee of Baltimore may risk his welterweight title against Ace Hud. kins, “Nebraska Wildcat.” at New York in October, Clyde Hudkins manager of Ace, said today. Hudkins said Promoter Fugazy of New York wired him that Dun- dee had tentatively agreed to the match. 3 The doubles championship was = ¥on by Mrs. Edna Roeser and Miss 4 Francis, who defeated Mrs. j Hubbard and Miss Margaret Blake t bY scores of T—5, 6-—8, 7—5. d Miss Marjorie Gladman and Miss 4 Josephine Crookshank advanced to E the finals in the junior division sin- | Ses, Miss Gladman defeating Miss | Beatrice Moore, 6-—2, 6—2, and | Misa Crookshank beating Miss Vir- Binla Rice, 3—6, 6—2,. 6—4. Miss | Gladman and Miss Crookshank took the junior doubles championship _ by vanquishing Miss Rice and Miss ' Adele Page, 7—5, 6—1. ime of game—Th, 4 ; THEVENOW TO START _ WORKING OUT WITH | . THE BROWNS THIS WES Tommy Thevenow, injured shor stop of the Cardinals, is expecm™ to start working out with Browns some day this week. O87 cording to Dr. Robert F. Hy!@®% Dr. Hyland could not . whether or not- Thevenow aa be able to take his place is SS lineup when the champions pe ton. to St. Louis as that depends Thevenow's condition after ‘\starts putting g strain on the kle, - st > ~ ei rcSDec o> oe we! ist owes 22=“sc2nu5” ‘Tying Dempsey’s Hands. This plan involved grabbing Dempsey’s gloves and locking them tight until pried away by the referee. Gibbons got away with this hanging on for five rounds, be- Toledo 8. St. ul 2. Milwaukee 14 Se aprile 6. Minneapolis 10 Columbus 3. kansas City Indianapo 14-0, ls 8-3.

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PAGE 48. _ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927____ _ ST.LOUIS posT-DI FLAT IRON SETS TRACK RECORD WINNING FOR _ HIS NEW “OWNER = FACY VICTOR = ay ae | Hawthorne Charts __| WHITNEY AND “MONDAY’S RACING ENTRIES _| Dog ; DEMPSEY wile hen allan wagons Ieqeedenialeationsdienehestbdes dens Ais adiiinde 2, cide ro ; “a Py 3 x natiyt: Fi epee ars ware NETS CARR MOrs, -> Be Leto: aK eee Nee oh ie ane a ee - PUY are Se ERR Ry id ne wv. evil calm etn ei, vo 8 aig or cena age he sag oh Ra ie my ae a Se gabe ae Elkasidh ..... Algernon FIRST RACE—$1200. claiming. 3-vear-olds. 5% furlongs: oe ne 2 by | : ci wesds Adele . . | . e , : . = reaten ......109 ime, -. : * ae Es : ‘easily, place driving. Went to post 2:24. at post 2 minutes. van ‘48 4-5, 1:01, > , Sun Clover... on Pons +4 Stent Cab....-221 ybuck, Peanuts a7 { ; ) ! ; | Golden Broem- | cr ck tion. Tr: rainer. J. S, jai iS ar n m cae, ae Se em ; Ocean e : Lucky Hit’ 3) *Wally J. «+: — eligible: 108 Tan. ¢ Ry . he ond : : | 1 07 J- >. Value to winners, }c0 — es - err, Pr SEM. Neg A. ane Rene ahaa vet peer SR en. aes ee wight Sh, . at ‘ > | i ea Bs Bee tage Re oi : ~~ ~ % e = Se FS eo eur ay rot sesiaareee 3 2 : lle eee ee * @ © Tim e——2 eh? ee Lula . : 101 : Stickfast. “Mike's Hare. rire quit. vat PERRO IE ON LPR er ae ae ROR OOO PELT ROR VP NT We Peay Mee ery Pt wes ee ee a a hla —_ a ee re ee ee @ » OR CATER eT PEI Herat tan ed bationtl ue WAAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AA AAA LA LLL LL aaah ae LO % saaetishs 4 SSA" MULE eg. ae Le ah eras | | Ad Kelly eeente Bes -106 Berma Lily. “109 . ° | > k Salt... Judy | Next Satur- | year-olds ‘and’ up. one mile ficst divtiios: | Solomon’ a orator 2 bs | . e . " eobes Friar, Bought by Peabody T HE good filly, Candy Queen, | Tea Barry | Which Begins | om , SRd UD. oF mile first division: Solomon's 1 ; eligible: Bade Belle ¢ for $15, 000, Gets Back ®Kissinkin “4 *Laura Gafiney 92 phd sy of Hit. 106 | ran. at Saratoga yesterday in prepara- | Rosalie Evergiade . . Cobnam morrow. Candy Queen went three- | Besom began slowly. was lucky (0 @.. Taylor, showing good speed from start. | aT fillies six furlongs: Green 09 | Buddy Brannican P ae pwn hos or e a Ss Ps B ‘ try Q in ~ . € * v s handily. She was not pushed at |Avay.. Latter began, sluggishly, was DDT! i Oteq eariy apecd bot dred att. |? Leading Jockeys *Star Girl. ima Fox ...-..109/ der. Clinker Cantoniag, ee ones *Jof , 3 mutu ele paid: Besom, w in, Fifth The a. Fomine. 3- Sunnylan . OS Royal Spring... 11 Keen Comrade | HE jockeys who finished ; +. . Ti A / 3 minuets. Winner ———* Bruns . 3 Guelph . 113/ five and one half furlongs: ime—-39 4-5a. Wildest first. second and third in the te in Ss, Ss: ‘ “ 0. "$169.5 0, S50. Oe « «4 ~0d¢¢¢ . ; ) winners, $950, $218.5 2 John Johnson Polycraies .” }4 | Shoplifter Ringroe Leader ...... 3o0 (Copyrigm, 1927.) r ‘ i. O- eer stis ee \ : » 302 | see as ted me as saying hf | 19.490 are at Fairmount. ready for Irish Marine . .. Scat. . .s Py Bonity 104 | ae or . oe — gomebody quo chase, this afternoon provec Oim- | “ya ri in. 1, : _ | AL a 3 } : . Bos Ss — shel "oe iene? ae 6 Fifth race. $700. Schaeffer and Sons | S’VENTH RACE—Fu ie pattie with Gene Tunney, I'd hicago sportsman’s maroon | way, but was driving near the end. | #yUiekKen .-. .- (70a. i ea “ae ae ‘40 |§ Mertz. , that C s P pSeventeen Sixty ....i1. eb ' purkese Neck . ; Reason . . ..10h| Sweepstakes S Mr. Hoo Doo standing a lone drive, out tayed May Cooper Royal Fern. . Miss Gord Pa “119 Dandybrush .. 419% Snakebite ..... Trish Vie, Little ‘ian i2 at enue : ying top | o% game finish, was not go rier 4 metal Sar pasate te | ce . ‘enter ide for R. J. Gilmore who is Te. 2% if 10 I Wwaleies 94 1 le eM ;: A may quit I Blesse f ieid i. $41.8 80. place $ 3.34. how $2.90: May _ Est: --109 Arie Blanche II 112 Northern Star 100 7 D adi : Snaldin: ae 4 i 7 may _ that = 10. 3 en ' his econ 1711s . - track-record time of 1:50 3-5 for M ves ; C S cond ’ : He , £00 od: : won vag 4 Jace ae g ed le with Behave Yourself, Thomp- C ‘ ; coun ry, sount olf ‘On e l- ; ner a. ee 'v Sweep Hawksor2 unny lden - : ~ at osquito “*ee ee ee eee e ~*" the one mile and a furlong. Mix | Princesita .. | .107 . “1 idl Zea 1s Rally knockin’ ERENT things. id esent moment I have , , -ho owned both horses, wou > / Z00 jumps n the Beverwyck | fi; Sue W do. another | good jumpers i iz Dp : llars from and : fourth. with Yed in | Steeplechase at Saratoga yesterday Oh Susanna have won a million do STilestentor eon Merry . ils . from the same stable, following be- | | a | ‘ictory. ° : e | Orestes 11 103 > ; Sk wae : » TI ° : .--107 San Hedron. . . .103 Professor ...+-ewsces vaee : not? So what's another fare- ished fifth. Rothermel was the | pounds to victory. The big hors ; Clonasiee . 5 3 a 5a ye OL. Cr: er 11.28 vant to win. Are st race—$1000, St. Thomas purse ilwe : ami cellent jumping class. He is an en- aw aCivility at ° ran. lent ; % weep begat et fast pace under restraint to etretc! p drew ™ 10 *Apprentice allowance claimed, ; . a anyway: hie "in a e= An ee a Big ‘ bh, am 2 ae ¢ + Jae? e rai ) i a. nere fh I 3 Roe ker a ~ sg oe : Fiat Iron cost $15,000 and today ‘rant in the $35,000 Grand Na- | away. on Susanna, always in closest, pursuit. challenged strongly after reaching | By Cresent Glaub. i [1108 Dolly Vedder’ /:119| Weather cloudy: track heavy. | Ramona Rem Results, "9s Back in 1916 I made my first j Lun. ; 2 a | ro Spring Poet ... aBurstone .... Mabe) Steam ..ccscns Gane Nuaea-Line of Life. was held at 3 2 mutuel maid : w Din. niace $4479 show $3 yt }- lthe West will be campaigned at Prince Bulbo _. bRainstorm ... : Step In ... sot trahews ‘ae ’ fights there. I got about $27 for , ithe Greentree Stable. with. ease. I : h: Start rood on driving: place same nt to post 4:12. | : ; Fa 2 ; St; t Open Goshut ..10 Georgia -195 | Red Dyanshine : Yeddo Off in Front. th reentr e. ith a one mile and an 1 nae eting which opens Saturday and rm entry. cGreentree Stable entry. Fair Justice . 2 weal ee ae : | end and the third netted me §g100—a total of $174 for 30 rounds Candy Queen Training. | Rolimg Star Alita Allen = "Se owned by H. T. Archibald, | 7j3);,, M Pelion .... . Ps galie _. . _— ee wners. Saratoga Maje . Ambition °° > 7100 00. claiming, 3-year-olds | | FOURTH SACO $13,600 of Price Meee! ss dey er aeast ut Sarateen f0-1 ae _ Good Class of O | n ; : 51100) ‘Third race, $500, claiming Bae B ne, foe continuing wel! thereafter drew Spanish Aster Armada eae : 11 | Rh nna or e i . ry . 2 Bian. “vee ythm also Tan iny stage of the trial. Candy Queen j half mile. Rolling Star was done afier reachi! Glennie broke slowly and *Sound 104 Barberry years-olds and up. vision. one e Fl Iron recent illness which kept her out of | lor. piace $40.36: show. $12.12; Go Away a on. Great a. 3. eeu *” } aii n r , : i CHRCAMY, Ave. -°. 1 training for several months. Sikotar dine akan, _ e **113 ms, 23 cPlorends oan Wishias “Stone . *Indifferent - + 408 Liitie a a illon. Midford Debere also m i ove illy ue d — ; f winning mounts became a member of the stable of | ’ ah. 22-year-old filly, | Equivaler number o : Roseate II. o9| *Affectionate , Also eligible: | Tecumseh Mac fi furlon 1:00 4 Saturday’s opening. They are Sixth race, claiming. 2-year-olds. | *Galiauo ......102 Foret me—20e. Taten, Lady fies in-or-lose-or-draw in my 'five furlongs in :{ -5. Saturday’: ig. 3 : N¢ Joe v3 er . and khaki silks by accounting for Cjoudy. also a 2-year-old, went Jockey C. Thompson, who Hillock . - 106 Nervous ome. The four-year-old son of [friar | 1:12. He was driving most of the |..." a ee disposed of Seventeen Sxty in first. quarté: mile, and, ma cin self, winner of the Kentucky *Paragraph . . Commissioner also ran. me _ j never taken up after ‘ith F. | $2 mutuels paid: ae wes > aini il T. Chinn’s horses. 6 * Spontaneous | 1:11 3-5. “Value to winners, $850 *$200 gh "$50 a on ee , son beat Black Servant, which Up and Handy Mandy, representing | | dorf's great German racer, | = winners. PAUL pF > st al *Apprestice allowance claimed. — and up, one pane and seventy yards: Pestlt, Lucky Crook, : e- the ring game about 12 diff- : SOUsStION .. —— os 5 ae ee ). Clellar 3.5. is “winter book” bets had ° ngs 468. ¢ : : or mile: . hiné Pigeon Wing II. which fin- lafternoon. Laufjunge carried 140; st. y; ’ ' bili ‘D4 his “winter At Kenilworth. , od 7 astie Rea | Jimmie jemestoun ae ° ees § y) Gay Bo Il. ina si” . ++ see oss om ° 'fenced faultlessly and showed ex-| Top Bot year-olds, allowances. five and one-half me ce | Se. Well soni well or two, if I'm just a fistic Patti earned his owner $1 ° 600 tional Ste eplechase at Belmont — , i but, failim ; 44 to if é r? The r Rem fa On, LOrTwa f iror I. D . ‘ ePetruchio ling by “Chick” Land, never raced |**™ ~ Spay ar ene ‘ anna, ¢ $3.20. shi teputatiou, show $2.66 Jamie cLatvia First race. $1200.- claiming. maiden 2-}| Cherry's Sis cabdgeie:: waa the 5 es eee sO ) iki I . 105 ennai F 5 Als pi le: SECOND paar le: eal oney fish : g| Do JUMP .seicisiucee ) 3 " rr a | " + ™ 7 - ————— inna r nea t Dost 4 Dit i r ’ 4. il a) ROP) ; ; ai Liat ‘ Iri¢ ‘ , . ‘ = v7, , ald “ = te LB A Ce ~ t m °ee e T was i , ’ no t = ia ‘ = ea! ae 1). - i s ¥ After following Yeddo’s fast pace ,|*““*?"*" , r th abou McGarvey me econd race—$1000,. 4-year-olds and up. | Edith May f ~ - ~ two miles urse i! 2 -5, the ; 21: J 800. §$ $3000 $1500 } : the first three furlongs, Flat Tron ‘™ = | na —e half furlongs: Jimmy Shusier 'fastest time e\ recorded for the eg asian ; . . NS «bw : new owners who will participate in | *Melva Rose .. 98 O'Trieger . I~ 9 Prencees z | i r ; , . was sent into the lead and proceed- | “* HORSE ef See 23 oir. fin CE Gas to it a *Teddy Loney .102 Seapen 1 Lady Loose Lape tite 3) King sede cn ec ed dies bh Afters my third flight, there. ed to continue the fast pace that | Peverwyek ss > ree 12 ae Se ER Lee ‘Tanz 347 |the racing at Fairmount are Mose | Pecitic 10. Kine a oa hone sel , ! : lah iat s } * j . in . . , Yr > had prevail d over — th 3 rly | ‘sant shoo eS een: . Soe . L 7 7 5 2s 3 . Hardy L345 Goldblatt and Col. Phil T. Chinn Third race—$1000. 3%-year-olds and wn. Second race. $1200. claiming. 3-year- Tong alse Fam, me then, gave me the air. He said ground, finishing the first six fur- | - re ee fs ‘ o ng ie ); ahiandy Mandy .,....10 “ “* an v' rarnet Bee Goldblatt will race a large stable claiming, one i a ee olds and uD. Six ried F. I was terrible. I got to thinking I [12 3-5. He had a lead i> ard, mage nis first start l aYada ue arm ms : sh os : ; i" oe” Tae | * Jingle ‘. 4 ° 0 FSP nee eee eT | My Friend si sesssees 20 . rag « sage a Range a : two years at Saratoga vesterday | Bredde . . +++: iy ‘2 tae ae ge oor s; tof H. P. Whitney’s thoroughbreds . on .. Alleviator .....108 | : LC 100 Fat . S| Betty Burt ts csecties aan o John was right and when I got of two lengths over Chicago. which | Bi oy sap Po | Eleveng Sixty ... a 0 - cpa Jenncs + i ; ; Anmerade 103 Fornovo__ 108 On Lev , ay ss, +} Jennie Sata ..secssse seer. 5 ~ back home I announced that I was had. displayed the tiring Yeddo in ; aité r oon sti The Ex t isior coni di- R ik (on — — ‘ .? ‘ ety i = ; and a few OL his Ow n. Goldbinitt ¥: he ene Direct 10 The Hug not , “ 4 . : ; a 4-56. THC . h ith the ring game.” * But , tic l purse and finishe hire he aa i * sae i . aoe , gee ethene 2 3 ‘ tttaek BC oe I anol . ee ws - pgs » 4 shot. Five f rou w second place. Flat Iron continued | VOM! Purse ana fnis ied third, be sancer , : Mo » Ti Ns ee | rm. Alen 1-0. is the trainer for the western divi-| Realization ....105 Bolivar Bond .. Lavigne . -- 106 Blue Mask ... 2; ty and Dumb _- — - before I changed ‘rid ; hind Aknusti Stable’s Sarmaticus | bAlicy .. , i 1 os J. & =~ Impossible 10 | Crooked Work ..105 Fing of the Spa. Por ape ~ it wasn't long with firm and rapid strides to the} ° oe : ee : ee er ey oe ' . sion of the Whitney establishment, | ' a i Erin's Br: tte ‘ lenview re FOURTH f ; ew ind—and back 1 came. end of the mile in 1:37-2-5 and as; 27d Glen Riddle Farm’s Astron _— . $2.79. Peggy Tav- jc To Ride Here er . ° . } PPPPPAPDP PLP AAA AAAI SECOND RAC E—$1200 handicap, 2- year-olds, 6 cain Start good. Account McAuliffe , . ..109 mono race, . $600. claiming, 3-year-olds, | Gues«work r fa h day revious 6 whlenee ' ok Time, :23 2-5. :48 3-5 which only the r Nob Oblige-Binfield. “ shi « 142) Seles e-2:200) SINR RACE—Th ; + -v% . . ‘ yey ’ ‘ 3 ; ‘ : 7 ar - i Stuyvesant Peabody by priyate pur- best sri tapectisiies ince of F HOR ‘SE. mT. i 2 r. . Jocke} Odds to 1 at the recent Raceland meeting Ae Ages gore 2 «“é 4 ‘ ie ee | 3 | furlongs: *Velvet Van ... ® Bother Weide! farer. I ady Cath erine. Reola ¢hat Ww self well worthy of racing uncer)... showed fine speed all ey i Tommy Root, M. Meyer and H. , | . Girasol . . Rhyme a | Handicap. J- bres -~_ *canil we a Puree ss... «« vaceuee ‘s : | up’ my gioves and quit the ee ee ere — x | . ‘4 r ‘ 7 I em ot +. : : Be. : the rich Hawthorne Handicap. | three quarters in the fast time Coupled oupled. ve a . iia as - had the mount on Behave Your- Flying Sweep Skavar 109| Splinter ..... 02 Panorel 10 ,Time——20 _$-Se a3 ring gamic. : ys Derby of 1921, is here and will Seventh race, claiminz. 2-year-olds. 5% Sixth race, $600. claiming. 4-yearolds wt weight of 120 pounds in the field of | 6 é t teen sixty saved ground while showin peed first hal! ile but retired theres fter. M. Grabner’s Chicago and in the | start in this THIRD RAC E—$1200, “allowances, 3. year- olds, and _ Six_ Swptona Cherokee Maid | 10 , os. . 10) Rachaeoes --10| NINTR RACE was quit—those are two 106 Omr 117 : | inished second. E. R. Bradley, F PO the Three D's Farm. finishea third | Laufiunge, scored over a band of | HORSE. WT. Pr._ ST. Ba et ore Weather clear: track fast. Seventh race. $600, claiming. 4-year-} Ti -5s. De Se,” 'Utophe pr F | rudenas ...... 98 ‘*Perha 98 i f st times. But I'm still around, hompson permitted Black Ser- Aiso eligib e: better one among the others that | | Cold. Cream"... 4 ' wee 7 | 3. Carter ss gn 4: furlongs: Herbertus .....111 wee Run. {01 | monds. Rich Keward. Judges ~imasnea Diss ale oy 7 a > , | Start. was easily best of others. t alertine Wi iven bad ride. ynasie yas Many of the le ading stables in iloxi Philosophy .... ee FIRST RACE— xt ath id New York and fought 3 The victor. under superb Park, Sept. 1 Laufjunge. by | oy: At Hawthome. rae jamp to - . an sfaate ‘arans n ky? any oo a “= 3 110 in better form. | to 1 and defeated Coronation, from FOU RTH RACE—s15.000 added. The Hawthorne Handicap, 3-year-olds and mp. Fairmount Park during the fall aMack Adam Stable entry. bKenton | Ye@r-olds. five “tos one- “half mmesones: 19: Time—20- 25 mm Belle the first battle, $47 for 1 .¥ }*” ; *Ican Seth Heats ‘ ag Girl eee erm +t eee ; of tough work. ro oa Li ~*? 4 yy ‘ —_ ; 3 oe ] ode «prs . - 2 .? a’ ie nine) ” » ne a . o- d e- A th _ . ‘ ' Per in i. . em son ealie ” decal 'econtinues for 25 days. mong € | ciailming. Canadian foaled, five and one-j; Princely . ol ‘1 -t en (5 } the i

gecko ace sah mendes ~ Me , ‘ , X : " » = * - “ Se oe et Ries Salt TS ag Rigas leg oles Let sae ot athe Ahad sbeanr? eea gi aR ; AO ter ae al a ek Sieh pee nen 8 Lert PR Gd hc ard ORME ac vy Seer ge Pile wigetittcnton dat ~ 90 -e e “ 4 Sh aaa ES LONER ee aw 4 ~ peter | Brings Big Prices. Ce a eee ' ‘ fast Weat her Camhe: track. fast. Chicago slowly reduced his advan- Ww War Grail 0 Third race. $1200 -¥e ar-clds elaimii Busy's Unconeern = ‘; nal . ‘ , se comin ; ' , a ae. , Ra . rround show in Tin Heed hereafter : ims rA TYE ly il ; roc) Pie ‘ ; * . a ‘ om oe : J 5 . rf « — val df : Ww all thro h tage when doing the concluding | 7°)D™ en en staved Chicag Latter never far back and restrain tretch. moved up strona. | largest breeding farms in Kentucky 2 Immortal 1 one mile and seventy yards: rime—33 1-58 de that 1 was ~ ' Starless .... % Dark pe ’ h : » & ke a Wao kpet a = ; | Int v's Fresco, Col- 3 7" 4 vd » Jim Flynn fight the finish with a good neck to «) t a) « > th } Hex - am ? 5? cs Be ) = ' 5) + hi 5% ita ‘ i ave hb \s : ae ae Bl us Darter Witch co Si Be - Pe oo. — x furlo me 4_} oie ‘ i poms — omg *“*e eve - ‘ ’ aq In wie after en ficine a spare over the Grabner horse. oy > ge * ty Be a ey: a ae. eee. | ee Sa and five 2-year-olds. In 0 al Gold 159 Aspinwa Sucre ssi ‘aan e made up my In the stretch, both Mix Up an tg ne seca: par eo we EY xe oo ie | 15 P gt p} Mat : $$, ite some time. Sixteenths: Start cood. won easil place, drieing Went t post oO $s nost = the spri neeting, Root showed | * : " French Flame ... > fifths of a second. Byers paid $25.00¢ - , “ia mit ion: . Win: b. 3 * by Ae n-Sea Mist Trai >» % Piryye og z ~—warmiaa on eveloping into one of mr oe ——, press. Time—32 2-5« “i. that, for some months, was in e . aA ‘ ‘ ° i i mow ef) ATIC’: s . ‘ . - . es “. a ‘- . Be - pod 4 ry se . i ~ ¥ i Jilin ad 4 i i ir ace. Tat tai , re F ‘ . P . s 4-! -§ iS 3-5. 1:4 Value to winner, $850, S200, S10 3 st race. $800 claiming, 3-year-o! OTTAWA, Aug. 20.—Track fast. | Charlie S., Judge Albrecht a befit shows. course for the races under ideal Feathers. by , :' | ; ns . ‘ ‘ « 4iners, DY M in : ‘ ? : r tT Py + S . 7 ela slates hy Haif mile—No megrets, . . ~"*? « ae + ee fan and continuing for the balance large prices at the sales were a L : woop ig bagtlin: * + Se ERE See ae z- -e eb ae _— os ee ail i ee — : i, EEN ck... ..115| 229: Dextrose, :49 +- asil. :48 3-5: | > ve Because I always thought I could « ? "« - ; + os - of the afternoon. grey colt by ‘A out of Royal | Vel! | em 05 4 Mf B08 ! Sealahert + ae apie gin Si: le at the Old} ~ Seconda’ tace. $800, claiming, 3-year-olds| Spat +P vga 5 ee Degg ad Golf Play at Me : Whip Willard and doing that meant o , i ii » had osed. Mix Up By ee Typeeutter .... Margaret Gaut .10 Saat 4; Late Arrival horses carried most of the public - ef Se ¥ ay on ae. ae ee ee eee ee ee ee Ore Bees rr : , hree Sixt ‘caret St. ZL. Seventh race tai 3-vear- 105 ube were Harry F. Sinclair enrv mo , ur tuon to outs de 1 tre? finished 1 ' dre he ular young rider mmy _ a 2 8 8 areas s i. Seventh race. . Ensen. Cees’ | Seu Li “— rry MH n i ¥ ‘ lis fr , Tommy 4-vear-olde anc | olds one mile an _sevent * IG = 4 RACK —Fute x” : world. I toid Kearns that I = ablatt stables. vn ) pubiie fancy. Three spring and the 105 - Pa! | mount Boy. Electric Bulb, DRG # was serious. And 1 didn’t do ; LOY if course credit of Cherokee Lee by form. 19892 ene Tine ‘ wee ee SIXTH RACES$1200, claiming. handicap, 3-year-olds and up. mile and three- ; . Bunker Hill .... _= » About the only fighting I did af. 1926 was Tuskegee for which F At Kenilworth : . 7 There was a big crowd at the) Cox ) suL) ri hia : : a : : at 8 ox Bradv bought the fillv re — — —— ; ——-~"- —_——— ithe best riders in the country and up. six furlongs: —One- age | vent | + Shs ad 3. ree aug .. 115 Three-eighths mile — Golden Rule, een Ta a ga ime ety 0 1931 But when Kearns fixed it up for see te fee - rt e of i. ner Robert Gil 20} LOK Father | Damien. ae os Ronen oe. be 5 Vacation Time | oe -- Peero. Da | 7 ell, then I changed my mind several hours before the racing be. : her voung st ve whi ; i LLit> , : ’ j : ; 8 r’rihi 4 Yno is cominzZ back to St. =i ms eee us . — . " AxXIeC, i3i/° Isobe P Miracle oS . 4 : ogether about quitting he ring he im ported a | — ae le . . ‘ be : “ ) sa ww, art } L 3.3 me Hg ae Mine Py mt vane, | Barrow Py: Golden Laura .. : j we. a Pe i . . Spanish Lay 1 $13,000 and the one fig Gi PG te fer: ne .-2 and afte ge ing taken hack. t ever rametees "We 5 ataaal . oe : rses iim y! W on Ship to Fair-; »° . ine feta t rile Star Boy “re | “ti ! le. 03: Rou h } ‘ea, er 2-5: | Mexico golfers one . mame the chance to mix it with . drew away in the stretch. Full of | brought $10,000. Sagamore Stable |G a he yw ee5 a4: Flagship. vEi-SS. place $6,52 y BOOT; St .. eee fast, 3-year-old Gold | re. ‘ans axOR Hatch. 1:03 2-5: Seagrave 1:032-5: Ze | °@P tournament today, | ae dm Gibbons for $300,000—and I “p int, winhe ace | : year-olds, “atx fur . Daniel Field. 1: 31-5. | Brown and Owen Aé i ot all about resignation from the spring meeting. Bedtord Dream.112 *Darco .. 107, reeds riers re 120) Een st: | first place with scores of Bexing. But in the same year, hemes Hig! ated Rep Foes magne 2» ‘ Pep, a starter here, fell on the sec- | took a youngster by Eternal-Pollv - SEVE rit RAC K—S1: 260, iat iming. “-yenr-onls and op, mile and three-sixteenths: | ““°” of two races at La- tones: ond turn. ‘Pennant for $7200. y | Start. : ame. Went to post 6:09 At post 3 minutes hg Ro “agg Dp ak a . ce ng oe cee ab oon y dene Py 4 5 4 ee ee ee ees eT fg Som an oO aes FF Ding sia ed aah Sheet ie. Scam dit - wt 7 eae Ny Se Top! Ow sy ea ae q ene, eee ‘ eels ator om ao, : i'which closed July 9. hs me x ae ry. mtd ’ 25: At! ‘antida. 39: { » 2:32: | L. M. Gamble, local PGi mfMer I won from “ir vo. I got the otiaths a Mla : ft. >: 7AYV i . = + ; } Former Senator ‘Johnson N. | Baines aa 4 ogee, Pn 3.3 .€St Stabies of horses in the West, om be sae Wotton -_ a meg Quit After eee, fhe rpg 3 1a Ee s = a" s. Depr 230 {will ship Mm 1 lec listone |. || 1091) a er Gene Tunne, whipped me At Beulah Park. eer WW. 6am)... Ls... 350 990) eee ° 7 «hs: a . “2 22. BRuseell TPE ade bree We ee ee arath ro swell, th different: alto- Ww AnD eatery (Jackson Ort os 2 eon °> ~ : ‘ , J mit , ee Of race rs trom Kentucky. Cam: len oF. : + 4 OI IU) our aid: . 3 stable ~~ : . , ° ° - just to prove that the first Weidel and Brass Band also ran nushka {Mann} . , P25 | place S498. chow Se Ob. Pe ant $12.08, place $6.56. show $5: Dr. Lata [| ; Feet Missionary . |... 121! ting was a fluke. D Gn Oe at ee G40. we Dede. w $7.12 J. J. Coughlin, Chicago alder- | ns. wats goatee _Theat'y the way 1 fel. after the Tru resell an ringtield also raz + . iman, wh ¢ 16 im | Seventh ra te 0 im! 3. . . ig Mosauits, _ we 4.40] AD BEUL! | — . ~ AWTHORNE SCRATCHES | band o fi “ si * pete gel | Sigs ,and. up. one mile and a sixtcenthe | > pUnney..fight. I wented another ime—1:17 2-5. Leor Perroauct |, SIXTH RAC F—One mile and one-siz-/ r..., caeed dake ede main Wek Te ily MecCarney. Chicory, Florence |. va ee wars octet c ** tan welt peaniin.. et at him. Bot 1 t.ever was sure Aunt Laura. Johnny Baker also ran nase - yp Oe eS Na moe ian Solna tenes Teas We ae ee Ot Spot. Lady Marie. Fourth ract fiso race at Fairmount. He has . ook . 108 A on, Grasse . . A | t I could back into ood ae BACE—One mile and seventy | Boy (Ralls) ....... 340 Feath. | © = sei we ae st Peas wg — “nent owners who are at the course ” ee i as ht until atte I had trained pri- i. - beotcen 8 ; « . j ’ : . : : i «at ‘ iany imes at incol 7 i } - + - ‘ - = ; ow - : ’ Nero (Graseia) eee saeee Saw Phe fe RS EE ie a Rees ee WS WR, PE er ose oS coin Fields | are E. J. O’Connell. H. H. Chopin. . =I : tely up in the California moun . . see | Clekth = we a wins’ aq (Hicks) ox: 5. 5 nob ' aol et ME por, Pe he ee » ge Whalen Eros... W. J mn ) : | ms. Afte wee there ( Robertso Rn} _ *6 Pb 3 OU aie ae ; iy > 9. jeutenan ‘1 : a ta. ; oe Ma D am The stable will be in the charge ee - : Reynolds, B. a . 1, r 10 ks ‘Time, 1:52 1-5. ‘Ho Horry, mpass, an } A EANS) . . wee ~+5 mB eo Rerr Beau of the We«i ' NCK 4180 Tj aH Whitney entry ee Sp ne ay" > -Treech and B. B. Rice. Reynolds , ! ~ " ured ¥ could get right—and now Biliken. Maieta aiso ran. j The Jos ah ia - a. 2 ; ays . 4 ee ah “ FO! RTH R A‘ ro ® mils ‘ Rigiiit Ssnuier., who handled the ' and Creech each ha’ a 19 horses t- (4 | back in harness ee and 7U reeds - Ee we pee EE SF. see ai xtreme (Simon) ., U-s 3-5 1-4 | horses at Lincoln Fields S | ee re 7 Tg J Thelma ©. (Ryan). ..4. $0 3.20 2. i sae s irve 980 5° _— MS) eee y 8-5 | wil) bri .s mm. Sane Many Remained at the Track. | Ah - pe q What’ ll I do if Tunney beats me 4 .u as + -~ , +4 . y os “y nm daiben) ... x : s 3 | Waa ring 12 horses from Chicago. ah ; A, = a = in? + core a)... edt * > | vert Ce eet onime.. 39 1-3 nie annie. | Gold Stick. | senile Diiieiin nied en Over 70 horses have been quar- , Well : e™mo irven- 4 -a~ i "C im “On Si) tear om ten ram | : id nic als aD. dC e ere. e gs ig Smadar Wintis mide’ tam, P _ _ DORVAL SCRATCHES. ae SL Ne rope, varee Saat tine ates “ach tosis i en tered at Fairmount since the close : © nme ogg ne a ee ve yards irst r se brette AL Second 1 _SEVENTH RACE—On Aare ter . . C. McConnell, who has never | Of the spring meeting. H. H. Cot- esia re 60 3.00 —Lanie. Lith race-— Trappy. 2ine - e mue nd © |} Brown Bod (L «2 5.9 , Tn i : ° mops ts (Tren chard) 4620 440 | Guest. Obtain, Trompeiaine. ~ 3 10 | Nimba (Thurhe Bia és a € ; campaigned at Fairmount Park be- | ton, California sportsman, has five b the title back? cera : Pe hae y we wor Leet a0 | in ee Oru)... 3.5 35 3.10] aValorous () i 3 | =| fore, shipped his string of racers | horses at the course. Twinkling Oh, I eu a announces that ast le, super me. | oe rae wes bane ¢- : ¥.¢U ‘ | Lime. &. * tonian Sax fror . i . ’ ’ y Fs r Tony u, Medina. La Kross. Mike Mor At K. il rth ——o — . aed de * ¥ 1 Ch i oe and Buddy laws : Iso } . mage Dex onshire last Saturday. In Patsy Jane and Booze Beyer from : ; never a ore fighting~— rise@y and Lagoon also ran. | enilworth. Ghd heater Colnred embossible. | Dentar a a ee the band is the 4-year-old gelding, | the stable of N. R. Nichols: Blue ~e er And th ng Sing rd: 7 - ‘ . ie ; . i > | ; CG Au I +>Mara are . . * si - ae e ° . SENT E RACE—One mile and 70) Weather clear: track fast. athan also ran. | Wits at oe s Jack Alexander, which has defeat- | Torch, owned by B. Gallo, and F. Pew wire Tes name a 40 3.00 FIRST RACE—Five and one-half fur | Purnia Liett ¢0Tiaenell e- 3 = | &d some of the best horses in Can- | C. Travis’ Chocolate Soldier. Cuban meet snyaeey. 7% M : lexina er © on | Ons ee oe 7 . ot oan oa: ’ : _ ioe ie ‘ a Nie | => & o Man ‘Glenn - Bay | Martie Fiyn ' | Blarney (Coltilettiy...... ... 0. SD] ada in handicap races there. Jack | Flag and Sunny Gir! also have Except Sun — A: 34 yr Se SPA eg tn A . ees 2.40 3.9 ry ee ancing. .Dear Lady. Proxi | Ci szrove. & non dlwnen: Gelt te - * exander raced at Tijuana during | been there all summer. Other own- | a | Montgor ry Wins, 8 to 6. : and "Haber Se ain oo | | (Brown | 7 0. a, Hotty Toity. Third irby. Cony RB "Bean als ae Le ibe er and won the Speed | ers who have stayed at Fairmount | First race st 8:15 po. m. Te reach § M ae pee pai Beth (Arnold)... 5 | ane a! wil rth ina. , SEVE NTH RACE—Five and one-hait! Han dicap from Conquistador and | are H. T. Batchler. Dr. C. W. Crow | - _ MONTGOMERY, Mo. Aug. 2¢. _ BEULAR winter SCRATCHES. Romance. Tum On. Seraieen, Retah oles | 1 iith——Dragon. Flying Cloud. Srilliant, Gre- | Agitator fWorkman) 5 21 1-4| Paavo. He also won the Decora-| ley, M. L. Cooper G E. Ensor. C came. westhewns seer Se 26 “The Montgomery ball club de- ing an | hs _ me rahe e . _ / bo : n e eae (th. > lamp lrg u: -" id a : 7 co e¢ ‘ . Ma ~y : 7 . * . . he Ps ° . be “f : ’ wilt Wrens Tics B Liewelin. Second—dohn His: |Deie sian fan SATOmatic. Carpe | Kathiecn Croshy, Huntsman, Stirrum Cup. | 3 ct” callahan fey. 1 2-1/ tion Day Handicap at Aurora, the| L. Mackey, J. S Ownby and A. J. presamiappetiasinns adh . let's wait until that hap- | What'll I do if I beat Tunney and ™ Sy 4 FY ; Sop he ne soe ee Saat ee ee * -_ ‘ ¢ * Ie eh 5+ a] ond? ‘a A . wr “Ae Pe eae , “ pet Sie res 3 it - : J = Pea nt ; a eal ? a. + 57) RN ye ate A eal Me Ae eT Ge ne fats ioSi Kae Ae ee . 5 ay oe $y» 38 Ae eb res Sey ay P P ection tue ¥ | ta Seventh—Ivy. Minois Tricky Take Off — ~ Iron in the Robert M. Swettzer “ {Raker : ; ' —- x. J = . " te paker) ccnara’ $90 320 2.6 At Saratoga. | : | GA LAC Handicap at Washington Park. terest as the horses are well ad. track. Service care from cre .? rai ™ sites -_ = awe . Me i} } r Son of Araby ( Freenes : Weather chéutly: track tact Connell shipped, ,along with | vanced in their training for the fall | : loop, from Delmar and a) i cra . S Oe ae mgd “: Seane: fale of Averi; ; peed, Guins i. Quenti—ttin’ Je ~.;| Yack Alexander, th os ; | o£ N Ison Denied eather cloudy; track fast Ch d Kings Court aleo re FIRST RACE—Six furlones: t cial Pourt} reas ip. Thorn- | abn a ier, the horses Honey meeting. she ralilbirds, clocking ° Citing station at Grané and WE % t e + ~ — - - . si Fi ' at} | , ; : . Z k . : . - ny = RACK—Six fort nes wali E THIRD ake h—_, ! a; uri ngs ° “yes a ryt oa- et ‘ : = } he Mire. Gheinetie’ and Phorhblicesoem ais. nt Joan, mec! ky Sue. Tehadar, Vacation Tim ' my, aico fan P = ‘wes Saat same car with the McCon- Stable room at Fairmount is at | RACING RAIN OR SHINE a ' the Associa RECOND RACE—Six forlone bee, epper Note O'Lovwe aleo +r “FOND k “ e—TIeo mil . : ‘Tea | hei horses, | - 7 = CH AGO, A 29. Me (Fisher)... ‘46 73 "290 ; ror KTH rE MC E—Seve m furlot ; if 3-] 7.2 } .! w INI SOn. Ont Aug. 20 Cc a premium. C. Bruce Head, gen- | Sal ; IC us. oy Syeran) tee. €@30 3.200} Nea ay . ae a. 30 teases 3 puae C a i Ae ee ae any owners are already at the crali manager of the Fairmorni te Ha 2S Gcnvelibtim. Keneindien | F ck on 6 . , 3.90 280) Time 4:13 24 Freddén Rock and front olde: 5 es ee at Fairmount. E. McCann. |Joekey Club. has been makin Admission 50c (No Tax) Elia. Spanish Name. Kia aleo mn Tim > tt) tis i 995 rin r* aAjsm Pal tcont ped ye RTat oe ‘ oe at Keni}- v; ho raced a large band at the East many trips to Ch! “ro for the Mb age “Be. em. and Woe teks eee 08 } Ac Siz fur! age ri Ce track this afterncon on/ Side track last spring, has returned it nies ten |, E | Side | last 1g, has . | pose of going over the stable ap- 9, est- un pZmIRD ixteenih FIFTH RACE—NMile ane To “Trhurbe man) .... 22-2 ut his way to the paddock for | . < , ~ Pn m Ca z y lowers)... 625 3.25 225 Sun Alice ‘Harvey , 15.35. Pie 4.301° ra ) pe Oe 65 sixth race ene ext asians Som Saar os rf ayes posing 08 oa supra: : ‘ ar er promi- jte ship te Fairmount, - % 5-4 He tye 7 ange f oe ee Sere t 4 a as rg ley oa P i i \ +, ™ vey . ak a "3 A “: : I Prt wee Re eer. he - a Pet a Seed

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= eS 4 7 7 Ea ee —_— ” ‘ fo ee ea . 2 - ho Vice: Ae ea L . we ; ae er oo: , ae Sa Leary et P oe ee fe: AA = @ | Tan. 2109 | |, SEVE NTU RACE—Futyrity: - 1 Sar 5 | 101 monds, S-yenr- ow11? 3 “Fe Ui bu ar-olds : ae + Ball . G NINTH . AC + en mxtecaths: te] 4.0 | 3-5: | “4. | preparation | match : Dog Race Rest POPP Sw At Madison. FIRST RACKE—Three-eixteenths Dingar 5.80 2. 46. 2.60 Mrs. 20 3-5. Gay World, sie el Leon na Time. Saw ‘buck. Peanuts ran. SECOND eee | 5 Del Lane 5 ate f . , 2715. “Algonquin. Arrow Reed. Honest Jack Doin Clito aleo ran. THIRD RACE—Futurity: Judy Mission Belle Bondare Time, 4.40 8. Denny. "My Boy, *; = cal Ps — .— , NN AE nae s also ren Heart. beac Marie and Tom Packs - a FOU — sqrimgesfipctes, Aeurth mi ie: 60 tg NS es Br urgo, iMeourt's ‘anton] heh ” ~ wl : an a0. rish Duff FIFTH RAC a Five- ‘sixteenths® Keen Comrade 4.49 & A. V. Beauty hoe Gureswork 4-55. ~ Wildest Robbigg tp 77me-—~ lllon. Midford Debere also SIXTe K AC E—Three- A3xHrent he. i? Fars 3. _ Jack 1) zi i! Taden, Lady Sonora.” iiherine, Beola Boy ; 7.80 4.89) 4.09 ig, ae Pautins ie” @letia : Ps carga, Irish e Judge. Count reiting BIG _ TH perenne ites mile: Buckle To 8.20 €. Shakleton Spo cd} 2n 3.60 Tit Lady Duff Stickfast, Mike: s Hare, Blue five wild & NINTH BACE—Putarity: Mi Oeqguito Rallvikn: Buck Tin hom 3- fs. Perha Pesek, Lucky Crook, Pa TE NTH: RACE—Quarter mile: Jimmie Jamestown ... 22.8 Rich ed » Judge emecnt also ran, Ramona | Results. - ve yg 1 RAC E—Three-sixteenths mile: \ 3.20 6 s a 58h Sir Belle ‘Don. Si¢ ) in Oe Red Ds ansh ine. pouixo Dreanis also ran. SECOND RAC eSteewsis (‘ar 25. ou 10 "Buck, ‘Count Sparkie and Ti y 3- De, Ye low | Dam me Jugclers Winnie, also ran, ge va ned RACI -—Futurity: My 17 he tix . ate a Sa Time—2! Friendless Letty. Buck- shat. Five-Thirty-Ewo, Gold Digger's Beau- ty and Dumb Dora also ran. r ‘ot RTH RAC — -sixteenths: y ey ntures .21.40 11.60 7.20 © nae: Dae as 4.20 ‘ong ‘Skipalong. Neversettle” ’ . Sharkey and Buck” Su- BIRTH RACK- ae iver fan lille a la Oome Girdie ......s+2s76en 3 20 oe Long “Meadows. Gar Eagle, 6 2.80 © ryory “ij 2 WY. yowen J: Rap and Happy Go also ran. rly? RACE—F uturity: Golde; , 5.80 — Gaiters, Bowden Wire, 4 That, Act bag Buddy also ran, SE ‘ K NTH AB ACE —_—— arter —- i “vw & "Bloom. ” Mutt Ser: the reaty also ran JB K re Wei RK AC K—F uturity Commander Jamis . 5. 50) Che rry ati sos i tiha 3 ‘it adows =S 4-5s¢ Sarenst BOY. Ay le irie Bulb, ; 4. ic Agr ie, v ert, Drompasha @ Us, Lambro. * Well ‘Gra ., Jgudce Albrecht also ran, (TENTH ao E—oOne- fourth mile ht -. 13.00 és ‘Dan Mood*, Rough Peero, Mir ac’ le Me adows. + + , Golf Play at Mexico. ‘ ? MEXICO. Mo.. for Moberly next /week, wilt hy oo. _| Mexico golfers competed in p indi- cap brown first lL. M. was a stroke behind in third, place. re tournament today, J. and Owen Adams tj place with scores of F Gamble, local for and Every Night Except Sunday First race et 8:15 p.m. Te reach track, take westbound street care. transfer te Kirkwood-Ferguson tine, which runs direct Charlies to track. Carson Road. then north te park. By eut take 6&t. Head or Natural fridge Bead to the Service cacs from Wellato® loop, from Delmar and@ Hamilton, from filling station at Grand anc W fom and from Ninth and Washimgtos- AIN OR SHINE 50c (No Tax) est Greyhound Track | teenie tiieeeeenieete Pt Me cs) “) * P S44 . % — ‘ow ae i) Tea | a = 5 7 Apuey To wi =) SEVERAL TIMES Dur covuow ‘of the Game Always »w Him Back — Did st Say He Would Fight B No More, if He Beat Tunney. By Jack Dempsey. (Copyright. ry27.) Somebody quoted me as Saying “that win-or-lose-or-draw in my Ny “I plastered him on the chin with a right hook and the last I saw of him Ralph Alps was trying to put him together again.” ™ “Za L, : | Mrs. | | But I said | ; Iwas through; that I'd do no more | q ttling. Buttwo years later there | me the chance to mix it with Gibbons for $300,000—and I g0t all about resignation from Boxing. But in the same year, - ir vo, I got the Rotion about fighting no q ore. | Hard to Quit After Losing. » After Gene Tunne. whipped me ell, that was different; alto- her different. A fellow usually n't find it hard to make up his mind to quit a game while he’s a mner... But when he’s beaten, again a he’s not sure that the man ; at beat him is the better man— ll, he gets it into his head he ants another crack at that fel- just to prove that the first ting was a fluke. That'y the way 1 fel. after the nney..fight. I wrented another bt at him. But 1 1.ever was sure tI could get back into good ough shape to make a winning ght until after I had trained pri- Mely up in the California moun- ins. After 10 weeks there ! red fT could get right—and now h back in harness egain. What ll I do if Tunney beats me n? eo, let's wait until that hap- a What ll I do if I beat Tunney and | MONTGOMERY. “B Wore of 8 to 6. Brab the title back? _ Oh, I suppose I'll announce that #4 never do any more fighting— mand then wire Tex Rickard: | “Will meet anybody you name xt wummer." Montgomery Wins Wins, 8 to 6. Mo., Aug. 20. The Montgomery ball club de- ted the Rhineland team today by The game was “weyed on the picnic grounds near Springs. Bat Nelson Denied On Sqpt.. 22 Referee’s License By Illinois Body CHICAGO, Aug. 29. Tos cherished ambition of Battling Nelson to referee the wom pany -Tunney fight . faded today. The $25 ‘the one-time world lightweight champion left with the State Boxing Commission as & fee for a referee's license was Urned to him. That implies als application was denied. ““W EAR PATSY:—When you read [) em: you will agree with me that the Countess of Balloona, Por- dame even matron and | is a very fun ‘at Belgravia Beach all summer. She is a Portuguese in Portgual which is in Europe somewheres, but she has her weak- Blish, when she wants it. But I did not have to rescue her | a | 'today because she did not go in the |? water at all but was out on the beach all day named John, who has an idea. “Listen, Mr. Frisbie,” he me, “how would you like to take a little trip to Portugal with me?” “Why?” I said. “Well, here is my proposition,” he said. ‘done about it. I got an idea. and it is just excited in Philadelphia, don’t work. A Country in Need. HAT we need is a cham- pion,” he said. “Now if we had a big boxer like you we would have the championship (of Europe and maybe of the world i'and we would get somewhere be. | | ‘the Countess of Balloona. way of kidding him. cause there is no use talking, Por- tugal is own neck with both feet just now and is a push over at everything | from one end to the other. What! do you say?” “ae”. = been kidding you. tugee.”’ “What difference does that make?” he said. “There are a lot of boxers running loose whyw aint what their managers say they are. Nobody will know the differ- ence after you have been in Por tucal a while—say a week. After a week in Portugal everybody looks | alike. “Listen,” he said, “my that you come on over to Portugal | with me and I'll call you Pedro! Herculano or something, maybe the Portugee Puma, and all you will | have to do is knock birds like Phil | Scott and George Carpentier over and be heavyweight champion Europe, ang the next thing know Portugal will be declaring said, “somebody's I aint a Por- glorious country will be back on | her feet.” “What kind of money goes with | this?” I said. “You can write your own ticket,” he said. “Yes, but will anybody pay any attention to it?” T said. A President—Maybe. é¢ [AVE that to me,” he said. L « “T wouldn't be surprised if | they elected you Fresident | of the country, although between you and me I would not let them go too far. The Portugee people are a very funny bunch in some ways and some people think electing a man President of Portugal is one Anyway, whai > Go you Say. “Oh, do say yes. Mr. Frisbie,” said “IT will go with you and John here and see ‘that society makes a big fuss over | }you. ‘Have somebody Portugee society is dying to to make a over.” Well, Patsy, I told them I would think it over and would ask you what you think because between you and me maybe it would be 9% good thing for me to go over to Europe. even if I have to be a Portugee and knock a lot of tuoxe boxers as they call them for «n apple wagon. You would not have Blish | Countess, | which goes all right up here wher» | there is nothing but society people | ‘and maybe She is a loud squawk ¢ with a big Portugee |: said to. “Between you and m?.| Portugal is flatter than a monkey’s | |pan and something has got to be l¢ We |? Portugees have tried everything to |} put a little jazz into the courtry | ¢ like trying to get because it | ?¢ ; : | | certainly standing on. its! idea is | “Sure,” of 7 you | EVENTS RECITED IN PREVIOUS LETTERS | ARVEY (K. O.) FRISBIE, H 18-year-old chauffeur, joins the boxing stable of Patsy O’Brien, a hard-boiled. but hu- man, prize fight manager. Aside from his ring proclivities, Frfs- bie is the self-appointed suc- » cessor to Rudy Valentino as the ¢ world’s leading sheik. K. O. Frisbie is quite sure he car bowl over Paolino, Sharkey or Tunney. After watching Har- vey polish off a number of tough second raters, O’Brien secures the boy a summer job as life saver at witra fashion- able Belgravia Beach. Mrs. Blish, who owns half the beach, is crazy about fighters and wants one to add tone to her swimming domain. On the other hand, Mrs, O. N. T. Sledge, Mrs. Blish’s sister, is also pug-struck, but owing to a terrific squabble with her sis- ter, has ended diplomatic re- lations with the Blishes, taken over the other half of the beach as her territory, and en- gaged Angry Anthony, another canvas kisser, for a life saver. Shortly after Harvey’s arrival he is annoyed by Ralph Alps, a , college boy known ag the hurd- ling half-wit, so Frisbie knocks him down and out. Frisbie fears dismissal, but is retained. ee a a i a a i ce ( s ;to come along because John and 'the Countess would be looking sft- |er me. That is all, except Ralph Alps. the big college football player they ‘call the hurdling half-wit, showed }up today for the first time vinc2 iT had to smack him on the cin land got $1700 from the socicty ‘people up here because they were 'so glad. He had a big fellow with using fellow somebody has been him to stop subway trains with. Jie | had a pan on him that would mike Lou Bogash look pretty. The Right Hook Works. a I ISTEN, Frisbie.” said Raiph, this is Prof. Murtle. Would you mind putting on the gloves with him tomorrow night at ‘the Beach Club? The professor i'would like to learn something. Just a friendly bout to entertain ‘the club menibers.” I said. “What do you learn, professor.” he said, “I want to “Well,” works that’s all.” “Have you got it with you, | said. “Sure,” he said beginning to look | suspicious. “All right,” I said, I waited to see what he would do and as he did not do anything but put up his hands I plastered him on the chin with a right hook ier again. l invented ‘something but he did not have any- and the jast I saw of him Ralph ' Alps was trying to put him togeth- Il thought maybe he had some sort of a net or thing but a chin and if that ts a defenge for a right hook then Jim- my Maloney :in't @ paluka. Maybe Ralph Alps was trying to slip -omething over or get me into trouble, The only thing I see wrong about this going over to Portugal to pull oo to be spending all it out of the hole it is in is that there is an awful pile of water be- | . here and. Europe and I don't | time | Clu Buffalo twer my fuss dragging the Countess of Balloona ect of the ocean because you never saw anything like the way she is lalways wanting to be rescued espe- ielally by me, | atsy Can’t See Portugal. CAR Frisble: As long as you Doe asked me, my advice 1s) c | Hat’bure » stay away from Portugal. j people there are probably pretty | LAB PLO PLP Ld Ld ed eh LPL hh Lah rare LLM heh herr LrenLrm LL amare Lu hr re ea Lhe aLOrel aL al lel PP BPP PDB DPPH LD DPD DB PA ADD BAD AA Dh him and from the looks of the big got a per- | ‘fect defense worked out for a right |? rt w ft war on Spain or something and my | ook and — want to see ho ae | | BROW? NS “get it out.” ‘Monroe, 27 peevish anyway and probably won’t understand you. The only Portu- gee I ever knew was a boy named Philbert Brady who come into the gym one day asking for a fight. -I wasn't there. Stanislas Felch, a boy I was managing then and who is now a pianist for a big moving firm, was there and Stanislas was a little drunk or something. This boy Philbert Brady sent in word by @ olored boy I had there saying he was champion of Portugal and the colored boy told him to forget it because Stanislas was not feeling 'well and did not want any Portu- gees around. But that did nat do any good. Philbert said he was going to fight somebody and was getting so that he didn’t care who it was. So Stanislas came out and said: “Are you the champion of Portu- gal?” “Yes,” am.” “Well,” said Philbert Brady, “I said Stanislas, “Portu- gal’s got a new champion.” And with that he plastered Phil- bert on the whiskers and Portugal had a new champ but didn’t know it. Between you and me I don't think Portugal cared much because as far as I am able to find out Portugal has got past caring what happens to her. So stay home here and begin to get ready to train for a fight I got for you in Philadelphia next month. The name of boy I signed up for you is Constant Bolo. He comes from South America where he broke up a revolution single- handed one night using nothing but a wild right swing. If you lick him Tl] try to dig up Knute Han- sen or Johnny Risko for you for being a good boy. Your Manager, PATSY O'BRIEN. (Copyright 1927.) RUNS SCORED LAST WEEK BY MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS NATIONAL LEAGUE. Club. . W. T. F. S. 4 6 Pittsburgh CARDS New York Cincinnati —_— — oe@meanwoaewc Philadelphia 1 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE. Club. . «&. F Ws New York ...6.. 8 Washington .2 Detroit Philadelphia .. Chicago Cleveland " te 33 @ +2 if) —_ aoe Maro em @? seawwtaeom bo —_ Boston Minor League iid AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Club Ww Min'polia 68 Ind'polis 63 Louisyv'le 49 Columbus 46 WES KAGUE. ha) ae Disrs eT oS & a . Milw’ kee St. Paul Go~)-~3.* DiS 62 oe Ov'd - — 2500 Entries in National Pistol Preliminaries at Camp Perry Begin Tomorrow — Event Financed by Government. By the Aagsociated Press. CAMP PERRY, O.,* Aug. 20.— The 1927 counter part of the jousts of old England will get under way here Monday with the prelimina- ries to the national pistol and rifle matches, Declared to be the largest sport- ing event this year in the United States, approximately .2500 men will line up before the targets. The actual competition starts Sept. 1, but in the intervening time teams‘ from the United States Army, the national guard of 40 states, s well as Porto Rico and Hawaii, 20 civilian teams and _ several police teams from counties throughout the country will be given intensive training by. officers and men of United States army infantry units. The training school and matches are held under the supervision of the Secretary of War and the ex- pense is defrayed by the National Government. It is the only sport- ing event financed by the Govern- ment. Approximately 400 officers and 1600 enlisted men are required to conduct the training school and matches, and with the contestants and some oo. their families on hand, the population of Camp Per- ry is expected to be approximately 5000. Coliseum Books Swimming Meet Local Stars to Compete for City” and Western A. A. U. Ti- tles, Wednesday Night. Leading local evimmers will compete in a series of races at the New Coliseum pcol Wednesday evening when the Coliseum A. C. holds another of its series of city championship and Western A. A. U. indoor title meets. Francis Stephens will -ttempt to lower the A. A. U. record for the 220-yard free style event and Gene Bolden, who set a new Municipal A. A. record for the 440 yards will attempt to set a new Western A. A. U. mark for the same distance. There will be two city champion- ship events for women on the pro- gram, the 100-yard breast stroke and the 220-yard free style. Nora Fisher of the New Coliseum team will attempt to cuplicate her per- formance in the Municipal meet wuere she set a new record for 50 yards jin the breast stroke, Ed Manley, coach of Dlinois Uni- versity swimming team, is coaching the New Coliseu-:. team and is conducting the meet on Wednesday evening. CHICAGO TYPOS BEAT ST. LOUIS FOR TITLE By the Associated” Pre CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.—By de- feating St. Louis twice today, Chi- cago won the championship of the Union Printers National Baseball League. The scores were 6-2 and 3-2. Stram& ofthe Chicago team per- formed the fron man stunt by pitching both games. He won the first contest somewhat easily with the assistance of De Caluwe, fleet- footed outfielder, of the Chicago club, who made three singles in five times at bat. The loser wast- ed many opportunities, getting three hits and a base on balls in the second inning without scoring. CONGRESS ALLEYS OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT The Congress bowling alleys at Ninth and Washington avenues will be opened under new manage ment on Aug. 22. The drives have been a yap se a) 3: 2aen se em 64 508 ww ESTE RN VASSOC iATION Pet. Club W,L. ve mith af "8 “R38 Snefield .54 62 445 Joplin . 2 At Okm lwee “§2 64 Toveksa Musk'gee 39 77 . PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. "| 57 ~_ | Tt Sout Holivew'd 6 372 Missions .67 & TE XAS LEAGUE. Club Pet Dallas fi4 Wie" 49% “hreveo't 60 , »: San Ant. 5? Wth. 64 65 4946 Reaumo' 5} : essays” ATIONAL CEAGY E: Club Toronto eo Evrac'se & 7 Newark 7 ‘ 7 Balt're 70 85. 342 Reading 30 10 SOUTHERN LEAGUF. j Cleb Na Atlanta 40 6 Mobile ..57 $3 Chat'ga .51 7 Litlhe Rk 47 STATES. Memphie 71 5A 5A Nashv'le 867 S& 536 & WwW. Lb. Pet. 7 78 .@®?) on Ann "0 ASA 21 668 Alex'ria “'S : Bs a Meridian 16 34. put into good condition and many ‘events have been planned for the coming season. Among them are an open individual tournament at) noon each day and an individual | tournament on Saturday night to be decided by total pins three games, for which the entry fee will be $2 each. A classic event to be known as the F. W. Kastor will be rolled in October, the winner to receive a diamond medal in addition to a cash prize. And Rifle Meet ' eee YMC. A. Industrial Now 2} TITANIUMS 6-12; ATLAS 4-0, First Game.) TITANIUM PIGMENT. AB. i % y Te’ ol Kot or;ronreoc: > wid taro tegeceooee BS White lb Yokum if Gregg es . Craig. c Phillips 3b Rich'dson p Staum rb Jordan cf Levene rf ~~” coDoOrKo® tes ao | err CMs Oo™ oooceoo™ Shirley Totals... iss Cc}; cooocecocec is wre Totals. ae a at - oto Innings: Atlas Tack Titanium ; Two-base hit—Shirley. —McLoughl'in. (ireRe. Sacrifice Richardson. Sacrifice fliese—Zink 2. basese—Wuest 2, Merrill. Lohse to Wuest to 3 Off Richardson, 5. 3: by Richardson. [ Stolen Double piay — Sc orer-—E., Craft. Game.) ATLAS TACK. AB.R White ef-lb 2 Yokum lf ‘$3 0 5. pire—M. Quasterniale (Second TITANIUM PIGMENT. AB.R.H.E. Wuest “- 5 Zink lb lamise cf ., McL ‘lin ec. Liovd es 5 Craig p ...: 5 ..4 Laun rf a 4 4 + Sund’line rf 2 Gress lb-cf- Phillip = 3b : Rich’son ss 3 Strum 2b .4 Jordan c .4 Levene cf. .1 Merriil 3b DeGulire a Shirley pv. . 39 1 SS) oO id= G00009— tse Cc. Ore Co mrs il — oe eli Oo >cc-corns Totals. | Tota's. Innings— 13 34% Titanium :0 ° ot 1 At hd “ack 2 “Zink Llo to Stowm . Pitching reco oe _ott Grese. 6 hits iene in 4 innings: off a ree hits, io runs, 0 bases—Titanium Time of came Quarternick. Scorer—E. Craft McQUAYS 16-10; BESTS 0-1. (First Game.) BEST-CLIMES re MeqQUA y -NORRIS “- W) oie. AB.RALE. Becker es-p 2 maw 5D seo Walsh If Ladage c ..3 0 Myers 3b .3 Wetzel cf Mauer 2b-ss Good rf Park’ son 2b Reker p-rf .: Totals... Totals. 37 Innings— 1 3 4 2 McQuay-Norris Co....% 035 Best-Clymer Co. . .0 0 0 0 Two-bDase hite—-Breslin, Guelker. base hits—Zitzman, Guelker. Sacrifice fly—Charles Thomas. Stolen hases—Becke er, Breslin. Guelker (2). Lortz, Kostecki. Double nlays—Charles Thomas to Guelker. Passed balls—Ladage, © Rasses on balls—Off Reker. : off Bec er 1: off Thomas. 1. Struck out——By Reker. 3: by Becker. 3: by Thomas, 4. Pitching record—Off Reker. 9 hits. 10 runs in 3% innires. Left on_ bases—McQuay- Norris. 5: Best-Clymer_ 72. Umptires—Pal- mer. D. M. Crimmins, Time of game—lh. 58m. (Second Game.) BEST- CLs R CoO. McQUAY-NORRIS AB or H.E. 0 ss 00 0 Plegge 3b Zitzman If Breslin 2b Gueiker oo}rFKOrOHOO DO to hm DOTS piaapeltesehmabenl cocoooore-os°o: Sco ococe sce Ola | wewom merce! ~ 3—16 , Three- Kottecki. Gue! ker 1b Lorts cf . Kosttack} c neem oeee OE Tt eet ts: mHR2t9 D> O Dee! LO to DS Deo} soi Swucooo sooo Best-Clymer Co. . McQuay: Norris 0 Two-base hits—Chas. base hits—Chas age wo re itzman uilen. dage to Ray. Base on balle—Off *‘Parkin- son. 4. Struck out—By Chas, Thomas, 5: by Parkinson. & Left on bases—McQuay- Norris 6. Best-Clymer 5. Time—th. 30m. Umpire—-Palmer. Scorer—D. M. Crim- mine Eight Municipal Games Played Several Contests Are in Junior Ranks to Decide Division Winners. Double plays—lI Four games were played in the Y. M. C. A. Industrial League No. ® and two games were played in the Junior division of the Employ- ed Boys’ League, in the only Mu- nicipal league activity of yester- day. The games are being played to decide races in the Junior Leagues, and the results have no bearing on the eliminations which start today among other Municipal League divisions. McQuays won a doubleheader from the Bests, 16 to 0 and 10 to 1.. Another twin-bill in the same league between Titaniums and the Atlas nine went to the Titaniums, 12-4 and 6 to 0. The Naps Buddies won easily over the Edens, 16 to 3, and the Emmets Juniors triumphed over the Western Unien nine, 5 to 2, in the Employed Boys’ games, junior division. The Main Street Stars rallied tn | the ninth to beat the B. Harris ‘nine in their annual game yester- day. The score was 10 to 9. Box score: B. HARK is. Onmestnd —o 0S pe DLS os Te Torts 8 So = a5 © — mae ont ee ‘ oor to~Cis~ t Wratt © Totals. 35 Ae 5 or 403000 a n Mein St. § 307306 0 4 2-10) Two- base hite—Harrie (2). Peach. Three Da ae nit-—-Furgarein. ome run—Ruf Sacrifice hit—E. Hittier. Sieclen bases — Ruf Wyatt, Hollander (3). T. Hittier (2). R. —~ oy Double plays—Wyatt coc" , 8 ba ere — Harris. 5: Time—2h 35m. Um-| pires-—Alerers and Krueger. Gcorer—A’e dort. Two games were also played in ‘the Sunday School League. Muny League Box Scores | Employed Boys’ League . EMMETS JRS. 5, WESTERN U. 4 2 8 to Ge ROROCIRO EE tem o COMMOCWOME ei CKOroCc HOOF e@!] commocerce gnaigo Forir lb Krajcovic If Grabyon rf oe ao se bit—Hays. Sacrifice fy—toenecn. u nitches—U Passed bali—Schneider. Ort Uhl. 1: off Buchheit. by Uhl. 9: by Buchheit. 3. ord—Ofrf Uhl, 5 bite 5 runs in off Bucbheit. hits 2 runs in ata J. Montag. Scorer—t. BR. NAPS 16, EDEN 3. NAPS BUDDIE King If Sigmund Sp Conner c cf Hughs 2b Brey fogie 1b si | n 2 Wescocete pam x ~ x 2) ~“-Scocore! wo! CwSecorwnr: Ocon = eGo et 0 OTT a ~ F.Vining if Totals... ae eae a> wl pwSoooooeo i) cr ~-| Oo©O ea oc!'oeccooose Innings. Nass Buddies Eden Two-base hitse—Hughes, base hit— ©’ Connor. Goushs i. (Struck Sekt 4 i ord Ort as hits, 3 ru nings: off Anderson, 4 } innings. oft Sadousk pHa. pres: . J. SUNDAY: SCHOOL WINNEBAGO 5, 3D BAPTIST 3D BAPTIST JR. WINNEBAGO Fischer 3b reeman Wolff cf. Totals Game Yorsees by umpire because of re- ees of Third Baptist captain to leave ihe fliec Inn: ng Third Baptist Winnebago BETHEL 3, COTE B COTE ene BETHEL Adams on” R.Pearce #6 A Pe EIR A an COCOC OOH HOSCF a] CHOmmmon~ Hoos ol MOS HCOMte 4 = - 4 ar - ra tec a, - Seem ». * ] Ww. -locococooMor> ~ ol ommoncowe= el Gk kl cs e-ecec~eo~sehh OMowswmooeet 5 SooceD-coceo™” ° oMrasck tt Totals. 31 *Ratted for Parish In sixth inni ~—— ofr Clements in seventh | go: "Eitente | strong Manufacturers’ League, will meet the Maplewood Browns of the Employed Boys’ League on Fair Ground Park, No. 1, with Frank McShane and Walter Krueger es umpires. Next Sun@ay the Inde pendents in the Evangelical League will oppose the winning team. St. Joseph’s, of the Westers Catholic Union League, will play the Victors, City League champions, at Carondelet Park, grounds No. 1. Harry Donovan and Andy Hack will umpire. Laclede Christys of the Y. M. C. A. Industrial League will meet the winner in the second GREYHOUND RACING Every Night Except Sunday MADISON KENNEL CLUB Affiliated with and Under the Direction of THE INTERNATIONAL GREYHOUND SACING ASSOCIATION cordia league. The game will be. day at Fairgrounds Park No. 1 in“ e -s .» «= i-—_ a se” 725 Another game that will bring te- ~~ J. J. Kelly and Charles Layton will eS & A OLA GNI EE RANA A LGB NL ORS Bm net) " e . ya as , : en a I OIE A te ne a A nin Se yee ee ee Pe pe ee” —s " rete s = cap atahe OEM! CLE AOE EOL AL 8 tnt ot nas a ae awe CL hee +08. w y's Sty 5 REE RT nie . rh, he... “ t ~ Pe ge 4 ms 2a —~e ; 4 >. * Fes cate a Re BD Onde eA eee Ca ny ena NDA cs Se ewig 48: my,

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Artistic designs, handsome two-tone panels over walnut veneers. The china cab- - inet is $39.75; server, $18.75. ; & — . = j , ~ / ee ay «Casto spne ev ecceuconsecnosnaysensnsnossnanncsssuesesenseseneseqseoressnsnsssnsssenonnesssusssssesssesssossosocasees “0 : me VR TiTiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitit Seepnsennedsnaniemnimemmadaaatl Be iy ty 2: mae A nf Sale of Living-Room Furniture. rye, luxurious davenport and club chair, with | 9x12 Seamless Axminsters (slight imperfects) .-. $27.75 F CE a aD | . 4 the new straightline carved top rail. Lustrous rose taupe mohair upholstery on all wear- 9x12 Axminster Rugs (slight imperfects)......$24.75 as a & ‘ 2 a | + able parts, with the seams edged with black velvet. Deep spring seats and backs, springy : 11.3x12 Seamless Axminsters (slight imperfects) $39.75 5 $2 | ‘s 45 ; # ia | «filled loose cushions, reversible side in rich brocade. Sud? Setelen tied Vien. , 29 on B\A& |-4 ia: : - ~ ~ TT a End Table : $25 Decorated : $18.50 Spanish Bench $2.50 Decorated : cca ' > : : : $25 Cretonne ! : . , —T - | $2.45 | $1 6. 50 $10.75 { Boudoir Chair, $14.75 “$145, ieee 2 a = . ° em ° . . ; : aint; ° a4 oe 7 >, j ss ocd an entire stock tloor samples and Walnut finished : Dailies tied : “ rought iron Bench, decorated after : Chair oe the “2 tyete Ornamen . al — a : i farte Warner matched-unit Radios. A styles as shown in T Ww ats a — wa Spas ish manner, with striking © or sewing room. Cov- ei 8 Ww 5 7 a i the bargains are listed: : attractive designs non, 8 ig ted and § eectlgg green velour seat. 36 inches 9 — colorful cre gaily decorated in ( d , “ tube st 0 ENS EE ee re Ee culienteien , , i ~ aaa $50 - ne mnnhentioaand | 9 102-S0'90e. Miner. oe 50 tube Stewart-Warner Radio. 7 We Gi . , single dial control. Model 385. _ ‘eae Bie Dave 6 ena aac single-dial Set, $43.35 and Redeem ~ hs Convenient nport Bed Suite . aa a oud aker. , speaker. Model 355.......__ $83.33 Eagle Stamps : Credit Terms : Never before at such a low price! A big deep-seated as cash here. style... $96.67 3 Use filled Stamp Books same $116.67 : Redeemed at $2.50 in merchandise or $2 in : THE: HUR terms. g7¢th AND WASHINGTON 12 or 18 Months to Pay No interest or other extras added to these sale prices for No red tape. Its casy tO Open an account. Special August Sale Feature at THE HUB: °359 14-Pc. BEDROOM OUTFEFI! - me f Bi advantage of thi Hundreds of enthusiastic quick help in Arthritis, Convenient Credit Terms - 12 or 18 Months to > *% a My port bed, armchair and arm rocker to in high-grade fiber. match, made by Chair and rocker have removable mobile cushions, spring filled! Upholstered in figured tonne. wy may noe SS a, oe WAY 2S Wanye. aN &S z \ ~~ ole VR GQXCGCo WSS ss PART FOUR. Social Activitie At New E ugust Days Are Spent Tennis at Country Cl i ae tion. MAGNOLIA Mass., Aug. con at the North Shore runs August days with § club and di the villas. HE see through the ; > —- - : oa tennis “at ti¢ country cheons and dances at a Prominent among those entertaini the week were Mr. gue Dobyne of St. Louis gand rms, when they gave a gypsy da ning, a most picturesque affair. re on the estate bonfires burned and fiares lighted up the grounds points. Colored lanterns waved in th and over all the full moon flooded eve and corner All the guests came I eostume, siving a striking effect to tire picture. Through the evening th @ancins to syps) : The dance was a weicome Dobdyne's daughter and son-in-law, Mrs. Join Charles Thomas, who ha Brussels more than a year, also ia Arbuthnot Lane of e guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dobyne gielowe. About a hundred of the ore colonists were present at th ong them Mrs. Virginia Kaehble Rouis. who is spending the month and Mrs. Duobyce. and Mrs. nusic. home f ment to Hon. Mrs. Jacob L. Loose of Kansas Ci tertaining Secretary of Agriculture M. Jardine and Mrs. Jardine at her Home at Bass Rocks. Mr. Samuel Kennedy and his d Miss Margaret Kennedy ot st. Le @pending August at the Oceanside, Gearby is the summer home of Mr i@y’s sister-in-law; Mrs. Samuel K St. Louis a regular summer reside North Shore. —_— Mrs. Samuel M. Kennard of St. ¢ Mazuolia Colony tf entertai Pitzhuch Turner of St. Louis, whe the North Shore from Watch Hil Where she has been spending: the fer. With Mrs. Kennard fora s ‘was her sov, Joho B. Kennard of Who came visit his mother 8 Oo wtailing for a trip abroad. to A @ew colf course is reaching the Magnolia-Gloucester secti North Ss through the efforts Visitors and local inhabitants. Stockholders are Mrs. Claude Kilpa Mrs. Samue! Kennard, both of St. iore An invitation four-bail tournam been in progress during the week | County Club, Manchester, with of 214 players. Among those ‘were P. S. Bush and J. M. Walk St. Louis, who survived to the fi 8nd then were defeated, 3 and 1, » Miss Agnes R. Hoffinger of St. ‘BWarded the degree of Master of St the commencement exercises of Mer session of Boston University he Were K : Recistered at the Rockport Cow his week was Mr. Walker M Louis, guest of Mr. H_ E. Pearsalt. > Mr and Mrs rer Ot St. pe Cod, wi! i¢ Wia Jay Henndon Smith arrived at spendin Louis have ere nono t | hey are - 4 tA We ete a At Marion, on the South Shore of : is a small colony of St. Lew who Nave inany summers Migotru resort. Mr. and Mrs. Joha ley and their family come yearly f *f ta spent GU Stay at their charming sun Mt present they have with thea, Mrs. J » R. Shepley and their chi Ps St. Louis. Not tar away is t Ome of Mr. Isaac Lionberger of S with his family bas been & ® colony many years. Mr. and Sid Cutler of Boston also bare ® home at Marion. NEWPORT, R. L., Ang. 20.—This : Fachting week at Newport and @ )*htertainment has been afloat. © New York Yacht Club on t ® put into Newport aod races ing’s and Astor cups were hel ore. Incidental to the coming of the sweet were races for the smaller show of model yachts at a rega a's Cove, with a number of ® summer colony participating. Another inoovation this year faces {or motor boats, under the American Power Boat me Wajor prizes offered for this

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PReapee ott a ar cee a ce ea | j ygust Days Are Spent by North Shore Colony in Golf and and Sou. Ill. Territory—Act Quick! “Tennis at Country Clubs, With Yachting Also an Attrac- tion. At your home if you —_ : Z ; BRANCHES -— —a — = VAS WA \> 4 fi Wi Calf i ee So Se ry. ” 7 LS, SS Tai xa S WOR RCN | f 1 ROU vwA4N a le? WEL i ek Pa a {| vid Yo |S] a is i I - | i design Breakfast Sets. Spread- yi chairs of box-seat cohstruction, leather. Built of solid oak with | ae tone Duco waterproof finish. : ¢ x mt * yO Re. > i meee Colony many years. eae «u x : wry es Sere © ice! A big deep-seated daven- rocker to match, made by Karpen, | and rocker have removable auto — * Md! Upholstered in figured cre- om - “" vf ’ os al s' 4 =} Mer. the guests came in Peed corner. All LOREEN Rr MIE BREE Nate, RC 50 acing to Zypss music. @ The dance Was a welcome home for Mrs BY REY ae eg Pairs. John Charles Thomas, who have : : Brussels more than a year, also in compli- Pe ment to Hon. Arbuthnot Lane F “the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dobyne at In- rt elowe. About a hundred of the @hore colonists were present mong them Mrs. Virginia Kaehler of St @itpuis. who is spending the month with Mr. E ‘and Mrs. Dobyne. Mrs. Jacob L. Loose of Kansas City is en 4 Vertaining Secretary of Agriculture William fs PM. Jardine and Mrs. Jardine at her summer ‘ home at Bass Rocks. —— fF Mr. Samuel Kennedy and his daughte: x Margaret Kennedy of St. Louis, are Bains August at the Oceanside, Magnolia Bearby is the summer home of Mr. Kenne- P44 a's sister-in-law, Mrs. Samuel Kennard of St. Louis a regular summer resident of the 7 Worth Shore. Mrs. Samue) M. Kennard of St. Louis and G Magnolia colony ts entertaining Mrs. Witzhugh Turner of St. Louis, who came to eabe North Shore from Watch Hill, R. 1., - “where she has been spending-the early sun- es With Mrs. Kennard for a short time i: was her sov, John B. Kennard of St. Louis | Who came to visit his mother a few days : Mr wtailing for a trip abroad. “im. A Mew colf course is reaching completion the Magnolia-Gloucester section of the ty oth Shore through the efforts of summer: Wisitors and local inhabitants. Among the Mockholders are Mrs. Claude Kilpatrick and Mrs. Samuel Kennard, both of St. Louis. An invitation four-ball tournament has been in progress during the week at the Es- pee County Club, Manchester, with an entry of 214 players. Among those entering P. S. Bush and J. M. Walker, both of Louis, who survived to the fifth round ind then were defeated, 3 and 1. — Agnes R. Hoffinger of St. Louis was tded the degree. of Master of Education the commencemené exercises of the sum- : Session of Boston University held during pat Week. 2 = Registered at the Rockport Country Club [es week was Mr. Walker Mason of St. ~ | louis, guest of Mr. H. BE. Pearsali. Mr. and Mrs. Jay-Henndon Smith and chil- Men of st. Wianno, mape Cod, where the} August BM the Wianno Club. arrived at spending Louis have are At Marion, on the South Shore of Massacn- _ ? . —" % . me's, is a smali:colony of St. Louis people peso have spent btful resort. summers at this de and Mrs. John F. many Mr. *} Soep Spe Nd their family come yearly for an ex- € fended stay at the “we ir charming summer home with Mr pees. John R. Shepley and their children, also St. Louis. Not tar away is the summer pete of Mr. Isaac Lionberger of St. Louis. m0 with his family bas been a member of Mr. and Mrs. Don- . te a summer Present they have them, and ald Cutler of Boston also @0mMe at Marion. NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 20.—This has been E hting week at Newport and much of the patertainment bas been afloat. The boats of 2 New Yacht Club on their annua! 2 put into Newport and races for the MOS’s and cups held off bre. York Astor were the Incidental to the coming of the yacht club meet were races for the smaller boats and *Bhow of model yachts at a regatta in Bren- mas Cove, with a number of the boys of "8 Summer colony participating. F Adother innovation this year is a series faces {or motor boats, under the auspices the American Power Boat Association. Of Major prizes offered for this event three and over all the full moon flooded every nook | sypsy yme, giving a striking effect to the en- tire picture. Through the evening there was pbyne’s daughter and son-in-law, Mr. ana been of London, North at the dance, SSeS aeee SSLSVSSSSLERASLLER RES note ; Sy ie eS . ae _* 1d e he P “af bin . . al 44, ‘4, 4 4 4 A * fi 4 4 7 OY, Vth, bof’, ‘ st ¢ ee V4f2,, oe ee A 22 ta * 7 (hf, oes thes QehtedcDO06 Yon Veh be. Cr ttevebtelde Ver Ye: Oltryjj ti), *efeyye Z 4 “+4 4 (a , VA q 474 7 MRS. MAURY HILL. Mrs. Hill is spending the late sum- mer at Harbor Point, Mich., with Mr. Hill and his mother, Mrs Walker Hill. —Kandeler Scott-Gross Wedding Takes Place in East WEDDING of unusual interest to St. Avs society took place at Rye Beacna, VN. H.. Wedneday, when Miss Alice Scott, daughter of Mrs. 31 Westmoreland place, b Francis Linton Gross of St. Louis. The serv- ices were read by the Rev. Father John Spencer of St. Roch’s Church in the presence of several hundred guests. The bridal party stood before an altar arranged between two larce trees on the lawn of Mrs. Scott’s New Clarkson Scott of “ame the bride of Henry Hampshire estate. The bride, who Was brother. Hugh marriage by attended by Mrs. Thomas Blumer of Boston, was also married at the Scott summer home. The Misses Nancy and Pris- cilla Blumer and Miss Nancy Boettler Scott, young nieces of the bride, were flower girls. John Valle Janes of St. Louis was best man for Mr. Gross and Robert H. Gross, S. W. of the bridegroom, George Drew and Bernard A reception was held riven in her Scott, was her sister, who faoc . iaSs., Gross, brothers Drake Scott, Francis Thole served as ushers. after the ceremony. The bride is retiring president of the St. Louis Chapter of the Junior League, and a member of the Imperial. She was formally presented to society four years ago at a bali at the St. Louis Country Club after having graduated from Mary Institute and Miss Por- ter’s School, Farmington, Conn. Mr. Gross is he son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Gross of Normandy. He is a graduate of St. Louis University and served overseas with the Thir- ty-fifth Division, He ts a member of the Im- perial. A large number of St. Louisans were present at the wedding. eA OY” Yo COLL OO YD DV GLYG-Y “e7 Oa ft we “GV Af / : WY Wi pe, Se offe dy la” +06 ld et “ > xe . ESS De at a on one ‘ a hae “4 * , , 4 é , NX SSN Sas MNMVNHNN IQ ae Z os p-et,, x * ‘ *hs ~Aavasant! ~ ~~ ~ MS >. * ~ ~ »* ~~ ne x. wN x hats Maggy . S PASS SS . . ‘ ~\ * s > = MISS DOROTHY GREEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Green. Her name has been added to the list of debutantes for the season. — Ashen Brenner. Miss Carol McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McDonald of 24 Washington terrace, will be formally presented to society at a ball at the home of her parents the ere- ee PAB ome BS SQHnnnnannnys WNNO8Nw» MSS .* @ ogress: > MISS MARY LOUISE SCOTT, daughter. of Mr. and Mrs. John R, Scott, who is vis- iting relatives in Pelham, N. Y. ses Seaee SSSSSSS Voges . * ** . +s . \\ rN 4 \* ~» . . XN: “. “ty, “f Mh, trp eeptt \ - asAW y. MRS. WILLIAM J]. KRUMMEL. She was. before her marriage, August 12, Miss Janet Feldman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Feldman. — Ashen Brenner. wases “yr ning of Friday, Oct. 21. Miss McDonald will make her bow in the same ballroem where her mother, as Miss Grace Moon, made her debut. . A es a ae wwe . ida alll . =} nO 5 Re RNA 5 a 2 ' ‘ . — I ag “ WH uN 4% St. Louisans Take Active Part in Golf Tournament at Harbor Point Mrs. T. K. Neidringhaus a Favorite in the Woman’s Bracket — News of Social Activities in Michigan and Wisconsin Resorts. —_— _ HARBOR POINT, Mich., Aug. 20. HE preliminary matches in the Presi- T dent’s Cup Golf Tournament, planned by A. L. Shapleigh, have been played off. Several St. Louisans survived the first rounds. Nelson Gatch and Mason Scudder were among those who drew byes. Dr. R. _~ SS _~ ee . A A * ~ 4 Bh ; : ‘ ay Tg °* ft phe bh 1: tig ? % | Me A yr ee we . a Sore es MISS JOSEPHINE SCULLIN, daughter of Mrs. Josephine Sa- lorgne Scuilin, who is spending the summer at Charlevoix, Mich., will study abroad this winter. —Ashen- Brenner. 4 Uhh tttttttrhla 4 4 if 4 . Ferguson-Butler Wedding At Evanston, Ill., Oct. 15 ISS MARTHA MARY FERGUSON, M daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louls A. Fer- guson of Evanston, Ill, will become the bride of Henry Jocelyn Butler, son of Mrs. Henry Stuart Butler of 5534 Bartmer ave- nue, Saturday afternoon, Oct. 15, at 4 p. m. at Evanston. Fred Atwood of St. Louis, wili be best man. Miss Ferguson is a graduate of the Ben- nett School, Milbrook, N. Y. Mr. Butler was graduated from Princeton, in June. He is a brother of Mrs. Ralph Foster Bixby of Con- way road. The announcement was made ear- ly in the spring at a luncheon given by Mre. Ferguson at the Blackstone Hotel in Chicago. Huntington - Dyer Marriage The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Hunting- ton of Providence, R. L, and Randolph Har- rison Dyer, son of Mr. and Mrs, H. Chouteau Dyer of 29 Lenox place, will take place Sept. 6 at the summer home of Mr. and Mra. Hunt- ington at Hadley, Mass. Mrs. Magruder Pas- sano and Miss Clarissa Dyer, sisters of the prospective bridegroom, will be members of the bridal party. The prospective bridegrom will complete his studies next winter at the Cambridge School of Business. Calvin Dobson lost his first match to Joha Kingham of Indianapolis, Ind. One of the feature matches of the open- ing was the game between King Ludington and C. H. Zeibig of St. Louis. Mr. Ludington was the victor two and one. In the women’s bracket Mrs. T. K. Nel- dringhaus has entered the second round of play after defeating Mrs. N. Hill of Cincin- nati, Ohio, five and four. Mrs. H. G. Jolley drew a bye. William R. Compton, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Compton, and Dr. Sauer from Belvedere, left last Monday morning for a fishing ex- cursion into Canada. The three men jour- neyed by automobile to the northern part of Ontario where they will fish a number of well known sporting streams. Mrs. W. R. Compton left for the east the following Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Duncan arrived from Swamscott, Mass., early this week. They are at the Harbor Point elubbouse where they expect to stay the rest of Au- gust. : Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Cockran have ar- rived at the clubhouse, J. G. Weld has joined Mrs. Weld at their cottage on the Point. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence King and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kimball have been guests at the Point. Mrs. J. &. Calfee and her son Creighton are at the clubhouse, Several St. Louisans from Belvedere have been transient, visitors at Harbor Point among them Mrs. J. Fristoe, Mrs. L. Mat- thews Jr., Mrs. W. Witherspoon, Mrs, Char- les B. Fox, Mrs .C. Li. Ingham, and Mra. F. A. Leland. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Bland are at the Point visiting Mrs. C. H. Walton. Mrs. Robert A. Burns and Miss Jane Burns arrived at the Point last week where they will stay for three weeks. Sailboat races take place at the Point al- most every day at this time of the year. There are about twelve boats of the “Prune” end “R” classes that match their speed with each other for the various cups that boat- ing enthusiasts furnish. Each race counts the contestants a certain amount of points. After several of such races the com petition stands tied between Duncan Dobson and George Ranney of Chicago. In the men’s ringer golf tournament at the Harbor Point Golf club, so far, Charles W. Scudder ts leading. Up to date he has a total of 58 for low. In the women's ringer tournament Mrs. T. K, Neidringhaus, who has been cited as a favorite in the women’s bracket of the President’s Cup matches, leads with a low ringer of 76. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kimball are guests at the Bates cottage, while Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lammert are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Culver. The tennis tournament at Harbor Point has been finished with three St. Loulsans holding new titles. Many of the winners and runners-up are entering the northern resort tournament which is to open soon at Bay View, Mich. Many well known St. Loulsans are scat- tered among the many small summer colonies that are growing each year in northern Mich- igan. At the Ramona Park hotel, a new haven for summer visitors situated south of Wequetonsing on the shores of Little Tra- verse Bay, are Mr. and Mra. Joseph Hickel, Mrs. Oliver Hickel, Oliver Hickel Jr., O. W. Hickel, Dr. S. A. Van Hoefen. At the Em- met hotel, at Harbor Springs, Mich., are Miss Clara A. Crowley, Mrs. James M. Block, Rob- ert A. Hosle, Mrs. E. W. Fagen, and Mr. and Mrs. Maury HiH. WEQUETONSING, Mich., Aug. 20. TOURNAMENT at the Wequetonsing goif Ac is absorbing the. attention of 8t. Louisans here. E. R. Thomas, who re turned here directly from Europe, won a pre- liminary match from W. 8. Legan of Chise- go. Lawson Watts won bis match from Wil- (lam Ferguson. Io a recent tovitation teer- nament H. H. Evans won his matches up through the quarter final rounds to be elim- Centinued on Page Three. OS a a a are = a) - ni oe ve ’ ~s aa a - ~ OR em ee Sl alineieetedemete ed aceon anes aie iccnene einem ona neat tae one Oe ee . ne ‘ ne as wa By ii , AES. Geek vg i PN aN ih) ee ir an g m rn Oe ee ae eee ae A RE pila 9S Ne ; IS tts ees ‘e ES! Porat dl . Kat ' ; a ck ihe a

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~- > juten sii ee, Seen i 7 2 Aatededearent we “ pe et mee ty - »- rAee- “ ws Sp wba wae Phe one ieee : a SARE AY Oe MERE gh i SERENE BS FLA AES ER . yy, See oss ty rp a ky ag ake «11 5% iy ba ame ¢ a a r > nity hay t at gta oem See eee Aagsf. AG ~*~ } foes PTL NTRS TN ne Copier AIO pe tae) . par shctinie i Meeentns nscapsteonaortanapentiote i Me CB Ste SAM ed MEE St VL * PAGE 2. Social Activities on New England Coast Continued from Page One. RYE BEACH, N. H.. Aug. 20.— Numerous dinners and luncheons were given this week in honor of St. Louis guests who came here to attend the Gross-Scott wedding Wednesday, which was the out- standing event of the season. Among the several hundred wed- ding guests were S:. Louisans who are stopping on the North Shore in Massachusetts, Cape Cod and as far East‘as Biddeford Pool, Me. Wednesday evening Dr. and Mrs George Drake of St. Louis, and aunt of the ride, entertained the wedding guests at a dance at the Abenaqui Golf Club. More than 200 attended. Through the leadership of Dr. H. G. Mudd and E. Lansing Ray of St. Louis and otr-r members of the summer colony, a subscription was taken to obtain uniforms for the Farragut House baseball team, which is undefeated to date. Considerable interest was mani- fested by the summer colony in the annual encampment of the 197th Coast Artillery H. N. G., which today ended a two- | weeks’ encampment in a field off | Cable Road. The night firing prac- | tice of the three-inch guns mounted | on Straw’s Point and Ragged Neck | thousands of | was witnessed by summer people and automobilists | from advantageous points. Wednes- day was “Governor’s Day” and Gov. Huntley N. Spaulding, who is a summer resident here. officially inspected the regiment with his executive council and military staff. Thursday there was aregi- | mental meet and for the first time. gold, silver and brone medals were awarded to the winners. St. Louis, which in the past years has been a foremost contender for the annual club championship golf tournament and the Crockc> cup at the Abenaqui Club, is this year | without a representative in the first division. Three Massachusetts goif- ers and One from Connecticut came | through to the semi finals in the tourney. Those who were (fortunate enough to attend the birthday party given by Mr. and Mrs. Ed- ward A. Faust of St. Louis given a: the Stoneleigh mancer in honor of his grandmother, witnessed a pre- | release of the “Chang.” Mr. Robert A. Cushman of §&t. | Louis arrived Monday to spend) three weeks at the Stoneleigh Manor. Miss Virginia Saunders of St. Louis is stopping at Sawyer’s. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Scott and family are also there. Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Jones of St. Louis visited the former’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Breckenridge Jones the early part of the week at the Farragut House. moving picture | Miss L. Kimball of St. Louis was at the Farragut House this week, coming here to attend the Gross- Scott nuptials. The annual bridge party for the guests at the Farragut House was Monday evening with a large at- tendance. Mrs. F. G. Tompkins of Baltimore won the silver cup, which last year was captured by Max Ko- tany of St. Louis. The cup must be won three years by the same indi- vidual to become permanent posses- sion. Among those on the commit- tee in charge of the party were Dr. H. W. Soper and Mrs. Max Kotany of St. Louis. WATCH HILL, R. I., Aug. 20.— Forty-five players entered the annual men's club championship tournament of the Misquamicut Golf Club, which began Monday and has been in progress during | the week. Among those taking part are Mr. Harold M. Kauffman, Mr. Allen T. West Jr., the Rev. Edward S. Travers, Mr. A. Brad- ford Shinkle and Mr Thruston Pet- tus of St. Louis. Last year Mr. Pettus was one of the semi-final. ists and Dr. Travers was the win- ner in the second flight. uncle | (anti-aircraft) N | ‘must be won three times for per- | manent | Milliken of New York and Biue | Hill has two legs on the trophy. |tine Yacht Club of 'itors are entertained by the mem- i asters, | Edsel Ford, whose summer home 'is at Seal Harbor. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - : SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — an. on by the famous club. There | other interesting North oe MISS ALICE HOXIE MISS MARGARET FERGUSON 4% Pe Satie on | ¥ gaceee ’ & ea. a ' ; | ; ’ > a) 7 7 shoo 56 6% O05 oOo oo OOO + poh one ene S SEES SER ES by " —s - , Miss Hoxie, +S SSS SSS ¢ Atlanta, Ga. LA 4 Miss Ferguson, daughter , of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Ferguson of: 6232 Mc- Pherson avenue, is pass- ing the summer with her parents at Charlevoix, Mich. —Kandeler, seph Pulitzer of Bar Harbor. It posession. Dr. Seth M. ve eres FOFeF es en Pee . od ~~ : a? The annual cruise of the Tarran- Islesboro to where the vis- Pd South Brooksville, bers of the Buck Harbor club, is | one of the most important fixtures of the Dark Harbor season. Thurs- day the Tarrantine club boats, un- der the direction of Commodore Samuel Davis of St. Louis, raced over the Dark Harbor-Buck Har- bor course. Others who were not on the yachts followed in motor boats to attend the dance Thursday night, a feature of the annual cruise. Among others in the re- gatta were Mr. David and Mr. Philip Tiffany, sons of Mr. George S. Tiffany of St. Louls and Dark Harbor. They were winners of last man, Ok. ff iff , fs Je tj (ff LA MISS DOROTHY Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Dorothy Berninghaus, daughter of Oscar E. Berninghaus, and John Peter Brandenburg of Nore / A, if, hd / a PSs A , AA 4 / 0A if A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hoxie of 4542 McPherson ave- nue, is visiting Miss Susette Heath of —Ashen-Brenner “ ** J Pe ascccasees®**” * Pea ~~ Z BERNINGHAUS —Murille. . =) -foote re ee OF ee See who has been at Eastport the en- tire seasOn as nstructor in school. Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson gave a luncheon at her summer home on Seven Hundred Acre Island Tuesday, with many of the Isles- boro summer residents as guests. The echooner yacht Discoverer attracted much attention at Cam- The Pulitzer gardens were well represented among the prize win- ners at the recent flower show of the Garden Club of Mount Desert, held at Seal Harbor. Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Jr. was awarded either first or second prizes fur aconitum, antirrhinum, and sweet peas. Another winner was Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, is at Bar Harbor. The annual tennis tournament of the Dublin Lake Club at Dublin, N. H., has been in progress during the week with\a large entry list. Daniel K. Catlin-of St. Louis and acting as referee. each afternoon at the clubhouse. An exhibition of drawings and paintings by the students of the Grand Central summer school of ie | BEVERLY, Mass., Aug. 29. week. Among those exhibiting is George Pearse Ennis of St. Louis, North Shore gardens, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Upson of 8t. | Louls are late arrivals at the Po- | land Spring House, Poland Spring. | Me, art is being held at Eastport this | ; ‘surest in the |is approaching ithe social activitis ' den where it is laid up for a gen-/|.... eral overhauling, while her owner, 'midsummer ’ ' ' ; : the Dublin summer colony has been | Tea was served | } } i | Golden giow is gleaming in many | one of the | Tes | the season height, when s begin to crowd in upon one another and the coun- try clubs plan their most alluring sport offeri adications tnat *-_ 1LS nes. es season with the race week at Marble- head, when St. Louis sojourners on the North Shore witnessed the remarkable picture of a parade of came yachts nearly four miles in length, | all in the races. Art exhibits were a feature of the week with the ne climax of the MRS. MYLES will be 12 classes on the cards, nies. se with the hunters featured as usual.| wWaTCH HILL, R. I, There is every promise of keeN/) The men's golf char competition for the Abbott, the the Misquamicut golf Kennewick, the Turner Hill and | is being held this week on thes the Master’s challenge cup. James/for the annual tourr ' W. Appleton, Master of the Myopia |ing played. The com ‘ hounds heads the committee in ‘be an attempt to charge of the program for the / title from Dr. Tetlow. oneal show. a monopoly for the past tenes John Charles Thomas, son-in- bees oro Pacatadl law of Mr. and Mrs. George 4. oe Thurston Pett “4 Dobyne of Beverly Farms and St. eeguiens ak Leake’ : 7: Louis, is to sing at Stillington hall, niin Sia ee enone — i the little theater of Leslie Buswell| 101s ahead in ona A. F. at Manchester, Sept. 4. It will be ana Saee &. Saee pire the first public appearance of Mr. jan a neamanl oleae i! Thomas since his return from Bel- | ight ight of ¢ ef gium, where he san; a yea and a 7 s half in grand opera at Brussels. | Mrs. J. Gilman Miller of | Louis and Wildwood gave « tee Mr. and Mrs. Therron Pierce | eon Sunday. Seventeesp ‘ | are enjoying a late season stay with | present. | Mr. and Mrs. Eben Richards at Rev. Edward & 3 their Pride’s Crossing summer) Peter’s Church, St. Louis, $4 | home. The Richards have the cot-| be the speaker at the 'tage of the late Henry Clay Pierce. | Union Chapel, Sunday, be i : | | Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Fox ot | Mr. and Mra Robert & BL ' HASGALL 'New York and George Woodruff | of St. Louis will give o te -of London have been guests of Mr. | party this evering for thetr gm ‘and Mrs. George Angus Dobyne of | Mrs. Walter Snyder of st. ‘ 'st. Louis at their seashore home | 4nd Mrs. Glasgow of ay in the West Beach District at Bev- | Mass. %y erly Farms. Mrs. Virginia Koeh- | reacue Presidents for Les iler of St. Louis also is at Ingle- | —— lowe, the Dobyne North Shore! Mrs. John A. Calnane ef a ‘hom. Mr. Dobyne this week at | Forest™Park Hotel, president etme ‘the Essex County Club was master ‘Catholic Woman's Leagues @f . of ceremonies in presenting the sil- | /OUis. will depart this qegk ge ver awards won in the recent invi- | Los Angeles, Cal., where she vi tation club tournament which ¢ttend the national conference brought out golfers from all over |C@tholic Charities. “5; the country who are summering on| Daughters of Colonists t» the North Shore. _ The Fitth State Assembly of |National Society of Daughtes » American Colonists of Wises ‘will be held at the Forest Baa: Hotel Friday and tt \14 and 15. The state dinner ¥ F Miss M. E. Steadman of St. Louis |be Oct. 14. ee has 2en playing in the ladies’ in- | | Vitation golf tournament over the, Essex Conuty Club course this week. The play is on for the Stev- ens cup, one of the prized trophies | of the season. Miss Anne Wallace o. the St. Louis colony at Manchester has re- turned from a stay at York and Kennebunkport, Me. Miss Mary L. Beck and Miss | | Ethel Sprague of St. Louis have ‘been enjoying a stay at Salem and | Nestle Circuline Mrs. Hasgall of 6105 Pershing avenue summer in Charlevoix, Mich. ) oan This Truly Beau- $ is spending the tiful Wave Only — Kandeler. 'North Shore Arts Association and i\the Marblehead Society of Artists 'putting on exhibits at which were ishown the work of painters from |all over the country who have been |putting the glories of the North |Shore on canvas with oils and |water colors. At these exhibitions, j}tea has ben served at the afternoon |viewings and much has ben made lof the social side of the showings. The American Opera Company, | which may be heard in St. Louis ithis winter, sang at ‘hall this week, presenting “Mar- i'tha” Wednesday evening and will present “Pagliacci” tonight. The young members of society had a delightful time Friday evening at the dinner dance at the (Eastern Yacht Club, while for the cottagers, the bathing beache: at those interested in sport, the an- nual invitation golf tournament for | women at the Essex Country Club was a feature. | The annual midsummer flower show of the North Shore horticul- tural society is to take place next week, opening Tuesday and con- !Phone GRand 4842 COMPLETE? Permanent Wave > Large marcel wave, no water-waving combs. ''DETONTY BEAUTY SALON, 3905 De Tonty St. Park Av. Car The members of the Old Guard of the Ocean House are competing this week for the second trophy offered in the putting contests, presented by Mr. W. G. Yantis of St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. RB. Walsh of | St. Louis entertained at a beach | party on Sunday evening in honor | of their house guests, Mrs. Walter | Snyder of St. Louis and Mrs. Ed. ward Glasgow, also of St. Louis who c&me over from her summer | home at Nonquit, Mass.. for a visit with friends in the Watch Hill | colony. ' Mr. Tom Pettus of St. Louis has. gone to Southampton, Long Is- | land, to spend tennis week with his | cousin, Mr. Richard Simmons, of | St. Louis. | The ladies’ doubles tennis tour- mament On the courts of the Mis- quamicut Golf Club has been in progress during the week. Among a oo were Miss Martha Pet- us an rs. Harold M. i toe Kauffmann The women of the golf club hare | been playing a series of match | games with other Rhode Islan) women's teams during August. Teams from Jamestown and Nar. | ragan.ott Pier have been guests at the club and return games have | been played. Among the repre- | sentatives of the Watch Hill club is Mrs. Allen T. West of St. Louis. Mr. William L Polk of St. Louis | was a recent guest at the Min. | quamicut Golf Club. | MAINE COAST. Aug. 20. — The week at Bar Harbor has been given | over to the races of the Bar Har. dor, Islesboro, Blue Hill, Winter - Seal Harbor and North. east Harbor yacht clubs. Monday. & 25-mile ocean race for schooner yachts was held for a trophy do- | mated three years ago by Mr. Jo. a oF AEE NOW § PERMANENT WAVE STEAM AND OIL PROCESS; NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING. : DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. [STARTED eeecocesess — . — sevecces (eS ST BISSSST Ts sss eee . - POSTS OSE EE © OOS OSS C8 OF SSt . GOTT Z OT CEES soabe-peeeeeenee : er . eee orereee +-S@eege> «+= Seteee > G+ +eees + eoses “=. - e expected at their cot- tage at Roaring Brook tomorrow. MERETT’S RESORT, ‘EAGLE RIV : ed in® semi-final game with F.| : of ER, Wis., Aus. 23. ward C. Eliot and son, Wil- L. Bliot. ere visiting Mrs. L. remain the rest of the sum- oe H. M. Patton of Web- es is also a guest of the mer. ater Grov Martins. | : hter and rs. E. L. Adreon. daug ervived at the Everett Aug. 13, te be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Engman. Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Atwood en- tertained at a picnic on Cranberry Lake in honor of Mr. Atwood's | birthday anniversary. Mrs. A. H. Handian and Mrs. R. Pp. Atwood will entertain at the Country Club Wednesday. The annual regatta of the Eagie Waters Boat Club will be he!d to- day. The Second @ivision Handi- cap race will be at 3:30 p. m. and the First Division Handicap race at 4:15 p. m™. There will also be outboard motor races. Fred At- wood is in charge of the latter race. CHARLEVOIX, Mich., Aug. 20.— With the approach of the annual costume ball at the Belvedere Ca- gino Saturday activity at the colony has centered about the golf course and the clay courts where scores of st. Louisans are playing active roles. The West Michigan tennis tournament attracted distinguished galleries each day cf its activity. Last Sunday they watched John Hennessey, national runner-up in clay court singles, and contender for a place on the Davis cup team, defeat George O'Connell of Chi- cago in one of the most closely competed games of the year. Carii Hodge, a St. Louisan, was the reigning favorite untii his elimina- tion in the mature stages of the tournament. An array of imposing trophies adorns the mantle piece at the Bel- videre Hotel. They will go to the} winners of the annual Belvidere of the oldest traditions at the col- ony. The event this year will in- augurate properly the classic 1s holes of the new golf course. Pre- liminary rounds of play have been? mapped out and aiready a numef ber of matches have been played eff. Among familiar St. Louls names that are listed for the pri- mary matches are: Charles B. Fox, } Joseph Ferguson, J. W. Fristoe, W. Cc. Connett, John Curby, R. Vernon Clark. F. A. Leland. P. B. Jamie- gon and Thomas Bond. In a re- cent match Bond defeated Paul Jautieson. Among the women who will pursue a process of eliminati®fn in the women’s bracket are Mra Eugene Stinde and daughter, Miss Lolo. The first games were eched- wled for today, the second round will be run off tomorrow, with the finals Friday. All matches call * with no stymies. for 18 holes The younger children at Belve- | dere are enjoying the dancing school which has been recentiy opened at the Casino by Miss Tra- ' Vis, who has become an institution colony. Each Monday, Wednesday, Tuesday and Sate Urday the ‘classes @re held for the children. Soctal dancing foF children occurs on every Thursday evening from §& till $8 at the #0- called “children's hour.” One of the most brilliant sccial events given at the Belvedere CiuB Was a recent party by John Knight of Kalamazoo, Mich.. which was attended by some 26 St. Lou young people from Harbor Point, Wequetonsing and the local colony. Among the St. Louisans were Miss Katherine McCluney and guests from Wequetonsing, Miss Dorothy Bemis, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss Virginia MeVoy, Miss Ruth Curby. Allan Smith, Austin Leland, Jack Curby, Charlies B. Fox Jr. William McChesney and Houston Wither- spoon. Of interest to members of the younger St. Louis set is the election of Allan Smith to the presidency of the Idlehour Country Club, @ so- clety of great popularity to the young people here. Austin Leland iS Secretary. Among the recent arrivals at the Belvedere Hotel are Mr. and Mra Walter Kohn Jr. Miss Alma Pap- endick. Miss Adalina Meyer, Miss — Meyer and Miss Edna Taye or. Charlies Berkmeier and A @ Brauer arrived at Belvedere Aus 10, where they will remain fer & few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Travis am rived at Belvedere on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, John &. Peyne have arrived here. A number of St. Loulsans ber Point have miade t 4 to the club to call om thelr friends at Belvedere. Among them are Mr. and Mrs: A. L. Shapleight, who were guests here last Sunday, and Mr. and Mra Royal D. Kerche~ val The “treasure hunt” given OF Miss Virginia McVey for ber guest Miss Margaret Thompson of Eitthe tock. Ark. was postponed “ yesterday due te interference Of tae West Michigan tennis tours One of the merriest chases f Belvedere bas ever seen fol

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______ PAGE 3 i, . R ; nold left Jefferson Barracks Mon- fyan of St. Louis and Lieuts. Gans, other interesting North Shore coig, Game JORIE AND y MRS. SIDNEY NELSON ; MRS. CONRAD: F. BRYANT day. Lieut. Arnold is on leave. | Ford and Howard. nies. -™ VW 7 R t MISS LOULA DENHAM | : ] ff Ba k y po aPt » RL. S: 20.cq ?~_P ; | / -_ 7 6 7 fo mapas where he has been transferred. : ns the Misquamicut golf elub, whi [oo | / ss Seesees Se Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Sinkler, | Ore Site 1@ eae sitier From is being held this week on the pated in 2 semi-final game with F. The Army Post with their daughters, Helen and | ** Wi) meet Sirs pens for the annual tournament jg ty 4 3 Comer of Miami, Fla. Ann, departed Thursday by motor there he will go to his new station / : : o¥, lui Camp Meade, Md. ing played. The competiti : ; re | Be | ie Col. Moor N. Falls, Sixth Infan- |C@t for West Point, N. Y... where be an attempt to onan the oan @ Agellery em a eae eres. | i die, ii oi at U fe eG try, has returned to Jefferson Bar- | C@Pt- Sinkler will be on duty as an) Capt. Thomas Beck, Capt. title from Dr. Tetlow, who ha ub 3 aa Si caithe from a zl ae | : . B a : ‘ ae # ie : oF peri Z Be : Bi racks. after a week's camping and instructor at the Military Academy | Charles Moore and Lieut. Hamer NY re | Soke “os pe Oa ee Sy Te: Cciprs y i ie Z , 3 o ; *. We - . nC ae Mrs. Allen Artiy, who has been| gave & swimming party and sup. ia. Mo., the location of the target The other two semi-finalists = ‘re hi ll | =_ rrison gave s fellow | | | year ‘were George Valentine Sentee 7 apts a thrill when ‘he led | a guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas | per before th edance Friday eve- |"@>se used by the Sixth Infantry. and Thurston Pettus. Dr, ea tg in the 90 horsepower Sinkler, left Monday for her home ning. The guests included Lieut. Lieut, James Welch arrived at Travers of St. Louis was the Se owes his Dodge motorboat. in Atlanta, Ga. While here, Mrs |2nd Mrs, Nathan Smith, Lieut and | Jefferson Barracks from Camp ner in the second flight; A. Fr. ° 7 _ lass wi ptt Po Artley was the guest of honor at a | Mrs. Crump Garvin, Miss Mon- | Meade, where Lieut. Welch has liott triumphed in the thira flight ‘Mr. and Mrs. F. U. Hammett and number of parties, given at Jef-|tague of Memphis, Tenn.; Miss | been on duty with the tank school. Mr. |2"d Harry B. Mead took the hon. “™ gamily are expected = sete oat ferson Barracks. den ' Bel- | °'S in the beaten eight of the first tage ot eo eee ee 5 aa a Seem ee Lieut. William A. Harbold, sixth bd a | flight. 4 | gyBRETT'S RESORT, EAGLE Rea ll Si, Dee et a i 4, Ee et & FP gh ogg ee a ars Infantry, left the Barracks ! Mrs. J. Gilman Miller of an © Wis., Aug. 17. ) =a: oS ee ae S7 G2 £m | ges OP es fae | Wednesday for Arcadia, Mo., | a PA 2 Louis and Wildwood gave a lunch. Pee paward Cc. Eliot and son, Wil- \F Se is, Mi Mb § os. | — ee RPE: Peis sige Peo where he will remain until Nov. 2. . “ eon gaa Seventeen guests were : L. Eliot, agp ate. apg L. on: ‘% % ees i ig PO UR ue | Mrs. Frank Brokaw, wife of ig ° present. ® G Martin at the Everett. They ex- fly ay E a et ee Bt _ fe : at; Rev. Edward §. Travers, St. - Ea cenain the rest of the sum- asi % Bs dee ; ae aa” a a 4 a ee te ae epee temas me a UX U r tous per | Peter's Church, St. Louis, Mo., wij: § mer. Mrs. H. M. Patton of Web- ¥ o mn, he i, Rw ieee in Chicago. (= ; tam sreree? fo \4Z : ; cot- be the s Hil % also a uest of the ’ i, Spd 0h - " , se eae a oo er & Bie See ace - ee F : | “ eee 5 TeSg = prey. a =_ : = - rer — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927. ST.LOUIS POSJ-DISPATCH -_-_ — -— *A senna i eset eee ~Spye-om ~ m4 Union Chapel, Sunday, Sept. 4. Partins. Mr. and Mrs Robert A. B. Walsh ' Mrs. E. L. Adreon, daughter and -— “ae ee | ee : : of St. Louis will give a » "gon arrived at the Everett Aug. 13, CES Bs Me - Any selection you make will The Fifth “Ah scellae one | cap race will be at 3:30 p. m. and BPO eR Ms es oe Mrs. Bryant was fornter- “nee thoroughly reliatie National Society of Dau Pr _ ' the First Division Handicap race Sd ee SA ae ae 2 See : ly Miss Dorothy Dee Lindell 3608 Maryland-Olive Car in every eur American Colonists f es © at 4:15 p, m. There will also be . Pee Sa cto ae es tf . Lippmann, datg¢ht f prices are te present will “A , ° Missourf 4 outboard motor races. Fred At- Beira Sa a brs ay” es o ie PP : S of : The Values Obtainable Hotel F ia Se a ek, ae wood is in charge of the latter “pri a aS ce Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lipp- EUGENE Ww Best oe se eee ee Oct. Me Clan : a mann of 6 Thornby place. : AVE be Oct. 14. © dinner wil § GHARLEVOIX, Mich., Aug. 20.— oS Her marriage took place rit a FREE ® With the approach of the annual ie [Sees August 3. a A Set ® costume ball at the Belvedere Ca- Miss Marjorie Denham of es, gu seaieasy . és Haircut with . ® sino Saturday activity at the colony Seattle, Wash., and Miss ‘ 4 ee ge : i = te ae pp Artists in Per- ® has centered about the golf course Loula Denham of Lubback, | ee ane ety, drive, was next with 10 poinis, and Com. ’ ——we give you ® 8. Louisans are playing active Mrs. R. N. s eee ; Ss a E. M. Carson, of 7166 Pershing weres tees ® roles. The West Michigan tennis “oremagee Vernon ; emer as: Se ee. ' avenue, was third with nine, dh r rival nature's — tournament attracted distinguished Denham o : ey. she oe Bi. O’Keefe will receive a gold Minne SPECIAL rite y mm galleries each day of its activity. avenue. —Schwing. Pc ee . eee Be Wonka arrowhead for winning 6. plete sce tor yoursell, ‘last Sunday they watched John first, the other boys receiving the , } Hennessey, national runner-up in camp “M.” Jack Cramer, son of BOSTON STOR Exclusive Furriers ' clay court singles, and contender | the departure from the McVoy cot- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cramer, of SROADWAT AND MORGAY for a place on the Davis cup team, /|tage on Breezy Point. Dinner was 7100 Lindell boulevard, won the defeat George O'Connell of Chi-/|to be served at the Dillworth farm Senior meet with 19 points, while cago in one of the most closely|at seven, but Miss McVoy mis- John Toney, son of Mr. and Mrs. ee d competed games of the year. Carl judged the alacrity of her friends T. EB. Toney, of %5 Windemere ' Hodge, a St, Louisan, _ was the and the search continued until far O Rigs se $ il place, with 14, and Charles Allen, See Our Other Announcements on Pages ? ? ® reigning favorite until his elimina-| past the dinner hour. We under- ati i age V son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M, Allien, 4 tion in the mature stages of the | stand that no one triumphed in the %% a RG ; of 4238 Westminster place, with So tournament, search and the hostess herself had / . "aes Neyo ah, J nine, earned letters, This Truly Beau- $ F An array of imposing trophies |to reveal the hieroglyphics of the | 4.4, Yt Y The Annual Camp Show, which . ' adorns the mantle piece at the Bel-|clews. The “‘treasure’’ was planted | fy VA “- is considered the largest group un- . . y ia A tiful Wave Only i videre Ulotel. They will go to the/ at the final destination and though | ,. ¢" 4 dertaking of the season, took place GRA winners of the annual Belvidere |the search was fruitless and the’ 4A. / It consist- . GRAND-LEADER bee ~--epr . > . LSAASSAAAASN CMWLRBUVB Pe Rss SSSss se ssssees fore: Fire Friday night, Aug. 19. We are also experts in > club golf tournament, which is one | hour late the party at last assem ; “Rome-owe and i . it, e ssem- | 14, ed of four acts, NOTOX Hair Dyeing, , of the oldest traditions at the col-/| bled at the farmhouse. Mrs. Nelson was before her marriage, August Juli-ate,” a Junior Minstrel Show, Tonic Scalp Treatments | ony. The event this year will in- ee . . | Miss Mollie -Jablonow, daughter of Mrs. Lena Jab- a Midget act and a skit called . and Facial augurate properly the classic 18 Miss Edith Peters arrived from lonow of 4125 Flora boulevard. —Schweig. the “Speed Limit.” It was a de- sa acsass. holes of the new golf course. Pre-|Harbor Beach, Mich., late last! — =| cided success and offered amuse- 18 cee RUBY BEAUTY SHOP iminary rounds of play have been | week to visit Miss Dorothy Bemis, | ‘Irs. C. D DePew, of 6242 Water- | Parkland place, made up the dou- ment to the 400 spectators, Allen Bldg. MG etthcou ese plared hres A ngon dingy oe ene man avenue In the singles, Nor-| bles team, which won the Senior+ Among the recent visitors at 3602 W. Florissant | off. Among familiar St. Louis coe la man Aikin, son of Mr, and Mrs. } tournament, =mey won the ——— camp were Mr. and Mrs. pad f : | th listed f th {- CAMP MINNE WONKA,/ w. M. Aikin, of John Burroughs | crown by defeating Camp High-| Martin, of 6911 Pershing avertue, Our TUDOR PLATE Bud et Plan Phone for Appointment saan “ed a ae mh or Mie Pri- |\THREE LAKES, Wis., Aug. 20.—| school. and Willard Arnold of Be-| lands in the finals, 6—1, 0--%. who recently visited their two sons, g ' . COLFAX 0 : mary matches are: C arles B, Fox, Camp Minne Wonka in the last few loit, Wis., worked their way to The annual camp track meet was Hiram Jr. and Bobby. in Europe. | 685 Joseph Ferguson, J. W. Fristoe, W. ot, 74 , | ) | = , : | weeks has been the scene of vari-| the semi-finals, where they were held Aug. 17. John O'Keefe of | Mr. Martin took moving pictures ‘ C. Connett, John Curby, R. V ernon | ous athletic meets with other boys’ oMenindtat, Carthage, Mo., won the Junior | of many of the camp activities and Clark, F. A. Leland, P. B. Jamic- ‘camps. On Aug. 9, at the Confer- Frank Hammett, son of Mr. and/ meet, with a total of 21 points. | Saturday night gave a show of son and Thomas Bond. In a re- | Sane dt Camp | Mrs. F. U.-Hammett, of $331 Per-| Charles Erker, son of Mr. and Mrs, Lindbergh pictures and films taken see 'ence Swimming } 7 cent match Bond defeated Paul | : é = man , | , Minocqua, the Minne Wonka seni-/} shi and Clark Butler, son of|A-. _C. Erker, of 7378 Northmoor at camp, $ - Jameson. Among the women who | hit | shing, an: > $s3s**c5° = mpoo aud reset our waves every week ; will pursue a process of eliminati6n | fourth. Edward Pape of St. Louis , | Terms as | 4 ey Cw : SZ isin i | | WAGE Gaeal| ~Convenient | Low as ZS | -.. ie Be | . Ww ; “acket : nSZ BA Meiiss: rewaving over old permanents. | inthe women’s bracket are Mrs. | placed first in the senior dive ¢ NG WF, | MLE eA The first games were sched- | ee he Mi gohareog ace lu gigas * A DISTINCTIVE | ] [=F ET SHERRELL uled for today. the second round (Aug. 11 t 1e Minne Wonka Junior | : ie tas VITA TONIC | AER &3 UL ER L.. Kleekamp's Hall, Second Fioor ay % ,and Senior doubles teams won GE hy Dre PERMANENT WAVE 4 : S 1 " Eugene Sti g : ‘r, Miss ; | ; NENT WAVE SHOP } cor Stinde and daughter, Miss At the Conference Tennis Meet. | - Uj s— At TC Fe Lolo. . fi VEX | Payments ill b NY ad EY) ei OZ -iVAl. Mtment Call GRand S§fG8 | Ww e run off tomorrow, with the j Re 6 oo ay SS SSS SSS — | finals Friday. their tournaments. The Junior NN ; Win sentebiatin- eat nt — GRAND-LEADER — May Be . team was composed of Walter > ar : in our Permanent ; All matches call for 18 holes | : | rows ’ é ° | Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dai y Waving are the very | “with no stymies, | Allen, of 4238 Westminster place | Wimp |p knows which cuar. |) ZX Arranged The younger children at Belve- | and Charles DePew, son of Mr. and ,%2% . will be oo hese ME dere are enjoying the dancing | T results. ‘Protect |! JN LYS school which has been recently | Peacock Beauty Shop | ne this Dries, pc ak bli (s pan yore eae Tey |) |e LR opened at the Casino by Miss Tra- | 5927 MPEASTON Complete $12.50 Complete oa }. ‘if vis, w | ae Esa r at ae yo ven ms ac oerang PERMANENT WAVE Long-Experienced Operators ey: een =6mOnay, THIS WEEK [All wave sets, includ- henge Tuesday and _ Sat- Marcel Wave with ring- SPECIA ing shampoo $1 | i ) | tday the ‘classes mre held for let end, on the new Nestle | 4 : u Ww. 29 PIECES OF I UDOR PLATE the children. Social dancing for machine—every -wave $6 | K-B Beauty Shoppe “ah, 5 é teed. : Bi : a. ae | . . ° children occurs on every Thursday |] “For appointment, call | | S280s°314 N. 6th St. passcue-Bar Pg ee With Embossed Stainless Knives—Complete With Tray ) maa \\\S'\\\Nti (4.05 . yan sTh\ ; y : evening from § till 9 at the so- CAbany 1322. > Called “children’s hour.” One of the most brilliant social — ABA AABA BARA PARAAARARAPAPAPAPAPARARARA AA RARARAPA RAPA ABABA RAPARARARA RA RARAAAAARARARARA AAR | oy " $ 0 events given at the Belvedere Club Lanoil or Circuline $ 12 50 . ; : | Wasa recent party by John Knight Above — The old ~~ bitte hed hh hdd dade Ah bb. he. _— young people from Harbor Point, ¢ ends. Guaranteed against kinks. from Wequetonsing, Miss Dorothy | PHONE LINDELL 1588 formed into a beautiful our complete stock. 2¢ : | of Community Plate and is guaran- | 0 Kalamazoo, Mich., which was \ Permanent Wave, Special attended by some 20 St. Louis This beautiful Permanent resembles a marcel. Is given per- Mister as we receive : | it from you 37-Piece Chest With $26 9 5 56-Piece Chest With . 41 7 0 | Wequetonsing and the local colony. Expert finger waving, marceling, SHAM POONNS. ha 2 = : H.H. Stainless Knives ° H. H. Stainless Knives . Among the St. Louisans were Miss | barbers are specialists in ladies’ haircutting. separate booths. ; Bemis, Miss Elizabeth Clark, Miss | Seuss oT . ‘DP new Venetian Mirror. i § Virginia McVoy, Miss Ruth Curby, | Poet e ” Tudor Plate is made by the makers _ Curby, Charles B. Fox Jr., William | iis yi “e " Steam Oil Process . : | B McChesney and Houston Wither- PERMANENT WAVE = teed for 25 years. OES — LEON OIL WAVE, $9 0 $ : 4 geapeme — e-. f K Beautiru ree eD ‘ , Of interest to members of the , 0 Guarentevave With’ Ringlet Ends that retains its OUR BUDGET PLAN ¢ sonally by Mr. Kurusz in,a short time with or without ringlet a et T ore ee Just East 3 q Katherine McCluney and guests | KURU SZ BROS.., 3568 Olive St. ot Givaaal To the left—Trans- Or make your own selection fr Allan Smith, Austin Leland, Jack | =, younger St. Louis set is the election beauty through our knowledge of wrapping the hair. MISSES) : ef Allan Smith to the presidency | F Aaa Our eng ae Albers Menage And ape | Old Mirrors Offers terms as low as $1.00 down— FOUNE People here. Austin Leland | weeee 4 3019 N. TAYLOR—South Side Shop, 3115 S. Grand BI. |} T ranstormed Into | extra charge for this privilege—you YOUR feet. | Belvedere Hotel are Mr. and Mrs. | sy Meyer-and Miss Edna Tay- : gf N Permanent Wave ioned dresser with a large mirror, stored away in the 7 shoes lack—and. Charles Berkmeicr and a. G. ||| @® A 1s) ! French eee 7 5 We are now offering special prices on re-sil- e. Peter Pan Beauty Shoppe 1127 N. Union Bl., St. Louis, Mo. Phone FOrest 1210 DAPTO Shoes. | clety of great popularity to the ||| “a : | TALBOT’S BEAUTY SHOPS 7 --— | M. First Floor . miess yOu wear shoes ; Among the recent arrivals at the | lle phen a oo “ * | Beau tiful New On cs endick, Miss Adalina Meyer, Miss Guaranteed Large, Loose. Beautiful $ 50 | Have you an old discarded mirror, or an old-fash- . v . & ° narrow-heel fitting. “ PERFECT MARCEL EFFE 40, where they will remain for ir D that will add beauty and charm to the furnishings of JAPTO Shoes will Mr. S 4 - n ets a ime end Mrs. J. M. Travis ar -_—_——_—-— — to have your mirror called for; then you may select *trived here. Open Evenings. C the most suitable | : maby the club to call on their - Until September 1 Re-Framing and Re-Silvering who were guests here last Sunday, We Cet ci vering and re-framing of old mirrors. Expe- val, : eR Se Wave ......----+> rienced salespeople will gladly help you to se- = me" Swirl Marcel Permanent Wave, $12.50 lect the proper frame—which can be made in MARY The “treasure hunt" giv = Ww | any si d shape f the attractive mould- Ne “treasure t’ given by | ir] Bob, 75¢. Marcel Wave, $1.00 || y size and sha rom the : Miss Virginia McVoy for her guest . Se : Soaps Sed Finger Wave ings we have in stock. This is an unusual op- STUART : | Miss Margaret Thomps | j f f ur old on arg: »mpson of Little Ain 2426 portunity to secure a new irame tor yo i > P| terday due to interference of the Henry’s Salon de Beauty, Inc. (Picture Department—Fifth Floor.) (Stiverware Dept. and Square 17—Main Floor.) nee Michigan tennis tournament. sn Suite 200 Carleton Bidg. He of the merriest chases that Done by European Men Experts 6TH AND OLIVE 4 Belvede h ie oo i 4 ST Streets aa

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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Weddings and | See Our Other Announcments on Pages 3, 5 and 6, This Section i ee ee ee Bie The marriage of Miss Isabel Lu- % cille Wright, daughter of Mr. and — Mrs. Walton Johnston Wright, of « " - Webster Groves, to Harold C. Hunt GRAND-LEADER— : a son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. St te ee ae i a a . a Sears ; » jx? Liles Wer neg . yom = - ee - ‘ nde - ” - > v c ts Y = . toe ths Oh ea, hee tag ott bad fio) yy Pe eae ~~ . » - & -! wie s x 5% Pe ¥ Si Pate eek RC ae ee ee Lime hid ies i ala sin oh. ae asienananeenee ¥ pu we - inl : ; Se Sule} aff ie ie vhs Ob Nga a Se : Be Hunt of Grand Rapids, Mich. will take place Wednesday afternoon P at 5 o’clock at the Emmanuel Epis- . | . = copal Church. The Rev. Richard , oO 2 ° ~ Hatch of Altoona, Pa., who is sup- J J ae plying the pulpit at Grace Epis- A ) RB. vse ohh cite mesg etic nti cit wer gi mien NS ye ipods ae Tee ee ‘ ~ 38 tel ‘Caton, with Rabbi Witt, assist- . SSS = SES ~ie ide OTK Lino cu : mae i. Cc & Hat-and - Coat ed by the cantor of Bena Amoma | — ———* | ; ‘ SSS PEPPER lored navy regulat a Sere & GewR Of green it —_ — 7 (Sixth Floor.) FFD FD ng i Nar NO ONO ODI Tg wy /S) ; =~ = - chiffon siuded in rhinestones. Mr. “titty - OD he igh ae wa = AID BORO ae oe on 2 M ’ , i _— = * LF a RO a an a / le ’ See ee Mie A Mk cas fen Sx MNES + pa hn Ss seer > Oh Pine ® +4 he inns how vow Ftc Pe wnade ap > oe cin nGmt y aS er pe is arses mt ” AGRA sak Ea Suny eee and Mrs. i‘elson departed late Sun- ; : com | . | — Be ES | = == a aw era 9 d..- evening for an extended trip at : , , ' , Cx = O° y. ; Among the out of town guests - . _ ” ee Seen tate ores mentees - | present at “ie wedding was Miss = , : = aa Rose Alicia Brown of Kansas City, 4 YU, US); Vip, ft Mo. Mrs. Louisa Griesser, of Jackson- gagement of her deur, Many Novel Pieces of | J GU oT cS ‘Ti OF Sasi Selling es f - The bride to ve end ner moet = [Jnfinished Furniture A A 4 "s © . * 7 - , a ee will go to Milwaukee in about @ 800 Novelty Pillows month to join her brother, William C. Griesser, and the marriage will W ell-Made, Useful . take place there this autumn. Mrs. D; Y C In ° Variety of Griesser anl her family are former veces 0U UaN Attractive Shafes residents of St. Louis, where Miss E ] D Griesser, who is an _ architect, asuy ecorate and Materials, at studied at Washington University. She is = graduate of Carnegie In our Houseware Sec- : ey : OO rane & Staduate of Carnegie = aga bag ogee Presents Exceptional Opportunities to Acquire 1: Mr. Bussard was graduated from h Georzse Washington University. you may purchase tnese ° ° ° ie sturdily constructed Furniture of Fine Quality and Style at Cotter, daughter of Joseph E. Cot- graceful pieces now, un- : : : ter of 5069 ~ae Boulevard; and 3 finished but all ready for Prices That Mean Very Substantial S avIngs Especiall} low priced Hugh M. Skarry, son of Mr. and b h You can . , : es : your orusnh. in this group of Pillows ec re iecmenaies = — Sips : . easily decorate them to be : mee for the living recom or stene ) attractive, colorful and at ACH day of the August Sale of Furniture is filled boudoir, in round, oblong, be solemnized tomorrow morning at i bongeglaed ey ~ hee gage $ ) a nen — = _ with important buying opportunities that urge square and assorted : e . °e es - , . ~ will perform the ceremony. Si meade wu Seas ocuaedl you to make your selections now! Each piece of = * Ramin lomwihinge inti Miss Kathryn Skarry, sister of Furniture conforms to the exceptionally high standards lour and tapestry combi- the groom, and Miss Genevieve Blake of Webster G ’ | Tilt-Top Table ....$4.49 : i : : ; the belies ateendants po Magazine Rack ....$1.49 of our regular stock, In style, in master craftsmanship roan ny . tots ieee Skarry of Washington, D. C.. will. End Table and in quality—and the wide variety makes selection tries, in lovely colorings. come to serve his brother as best , , i man, while John Cotter will be, sae _, : a genuine delight! groomsman. icker Piresice Seldom do you find The bride is a graduate of Web- ‘n é Basket such variety of fine ma- ster College. Webster Groves, Mo. = : Combination End Table The extreme values that characterize the Sale invest ee SMR Geet Gettene Derren ~ and Book Trough, $3.50 the offerings with such evid d th ee seph's College, Beards- asf 4 suc evi ent a vantage at every- town. Ky. and St. Louls University one who is interested in the purchase of Furniture for mermntiaeroms enti Boe rass ° Conservatory of Music. seme the present or to fill future needs should choose now. Seagneae Cesee SUNS Following the wedding breakfast. Lacq—the New Lacquer the couple will 4d ; ws : York and lita Gs the honen For a smooth, lovely, permanent finish that is moon. easy to apply and may be had in many clear beau- rr tiful colors, use Lacq, the new lacquer that dries F urniture of Our Convenient Criss-C ross Curt ains - in 30 minutes. Pint size, $1.10; quart, $1.95. = McCausland avenue announce the . > bend Floor.) Good Taste for P] f . ¥ engagement of their daughter Rae x an tor ee Telephone Orders—CEntral 6500—Ask for Telephone Service. O rermc a rquisett ~ Ee to Julius G. B f 1231 Hamil- ia _" Every Room Deferred Payment Mrs. Louise E. Mey 52 : : , : Fiad seanes ten sameaneed “the 1] 00 . . Suites and occasional pieces In order that every home may Are Now Specially lian eee marriage of her daughter, Freda. ~ p F B that impart a gracious atmos- share in the eco ies off ; ; Oy. a fs ' BS Tay ag ' poe: min tan of Mr a -Kc. Fine Davarian wah gil er Priced, Pair A oil Baer ites Se a gat cle aan on Chin a Dinn er Q ervi charm to the home—unusually payments—a moderate deposit C—A Corinne Slipper of » ce desirable furniture for the living with small weekly or monthly Thursday. Upon their return. on room, the dining room and the payments, and no carrying charge - % « oti . Fi - 4 * - P re ry re 7 = & op * ¥ x ; . - S s. x $ “ Soa ¥ i. 2 oe & b oJ > ‘ ¥ i 4 ¥ bs ae rg em ie F A, ¢ ey iY >, as i ~% “Y > sz iy Y Sue » eh - Se &. ; : ee eae + Se 7 ? 1 Py em Ey. 3 fe = “y > Dee we ; ie > -; a -. 7 - w A—Kid Slipper im aew reptile heel aad strap + 1S age ae ae a Fo ik aa Sept. 15, from a tour of the West , Mr. and Mra. Shields will be at Ib Featured in bedroom is offered in vast vari- —has been arranged. Do not hesi- home at 4529 Flad $i: ens Ay Bl. Pe cae ae ee get eee Se Ripe ee - POR} Fee - ay 24 an heres eae SOY s pag ty fy? 9 Sailer aane Sake» AS ER: RS PUG he fo ee * Opis a ae 7s SH Ve ac Ae aa Sng ae He ES < : 4 = a Me os

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) 1S Axminsters 4 | quality, in luxurious hinese designs; 9x12. Axminsters, $35.75 re: . * > : — > a > a Si Le AEE, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 2,4 and 6, This Section STIX, BAER & FULLER W y tle a ~ *,* 9 - ’ - - > «_* ._* *_* > ui a ile ee oe aren iste, Sy —— Vfliliel// Yt, Ys “ttn, —— ee C/ Ve Whip it Ypyy Vt g SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21. 192 GRAND-LEADER——— “Me eX Sale of Tots’ Chinchilla Coat Sets oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ——_ ~ iw 4 “y An August Value-Giving Sale in the Baby Shop! Two and Three-Piece Sets in the Best Qualities of Chinchilla, at Very Special Prices— “Germania 2-Piece Chinchilla Sets $442 Hat-and-Coat Sets, 100% wool. For girls to 6 years— French blue, cocoa, snowberry red, almond green; with sued- ine windbreakers and with elastic-back tams. For boys 1 to 4—there are smartly tai- lored navy regulation models. | “Greylock” 3-Piece | Chinchilla Sets 18% A 100% wool fabric as strong as the mountain for which it is named. Hat, coat and leg- gings for girls 2 to 6 years. In shades of cocoa, green, wine, French blue. Lined with all- wool plaid, or plain wool flan- nel. Tam or elastic-back toques. “Greylock” 2-Piece | Chinchilla Sets $1 3: The smartest of tailored navy regulation models for girls 2 to 6 years, and for boys 1 to 4 years. Trimmed with embroidered sleeve emblem and brass buttons. Finished with half-lining of plaid wool. Choice of tams or polo hats. “Hugs” 3-Piece Chinchilla Sets 12% Hugs chinchilla (8214% wool) is warm, sturdy, long wearing; coat, hat and drawer leggings to match, well tai- lored in cinnamon, French blue or navy, with suedine linings. Girls’ sizes 2 to 6 years. Boys’ sizes 1 to 4 years. ? Mothers who know and affreciate the extraordinary wearing qualities of Chinchilla will recognize this as an opportunity for saving—since these Coat Sets are of the very best qualities of Chinchilla. (The Baby Shop—Second Floor.) Smart Hats for the Collegienne —who Is Now Planning Her Back-to- School Wardrobe 35 to 310) Vacation days are numbered! The girl who is going away to school is even now planning the coats and frocks that will make up a smart ward- robe. And when shy comes to the Hats to accom- pany each costume—t..e Petite Millinery Section is a mecca for her! Youthful Felts—Velvets—Velours— Com binations Styles by the hundred! Smart, snug. close-fitting Hats with new upturned brims, many versions of the brimless helmet Hat, new combinations of felt with velvet cut- outs, bands, bows. At $5, $6.75, $8.50, $10. (Third Floor.) PAGE 09 || News of Travels | | | Of Missourians Who Are Abroad Special Correspondence of the Post-Digpatch, - | PARIS, France, Aug. 10.—Mr. and Mrs. H, R. Weissels of St. Louis have been spending some time in 'Cernobbio, Italy, at Grand Hotel Villa d’Este. * Mrs. Rose Drosten of St. Louls | was a recent arrival at Milan. The special Tuesday teas at the 'American Women’s Club of Paris ‘are becoming an important feature ‘of the club’s summer activities. ‘Among those entertaining there was Mrs. Clifford Webb of St. Louis. | Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert R. Berry of St. Louis, who have been touring ' Holland and Belgium, have arrived in the French capital from Brussels, | Capt. and Mrs. James E. Harding | have sailed on the French liner De | Grasse for New York. They will go to Chicago and St. Louis and will spend a few months with their family in the latter city. Later Capt. Harding will do post-gradu- ate work at Washington University, St. Louis, and Northwestern Uni- versity, Chicago. ' Joseph S. Ross of St. Louis has been spending some time in Paris as a guest of the Hotel Sainte-Anne. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Luyties of St Louls were passengers aboard the White Star liner Majestic on its latest sailing from New York. David R. Francis of St. Louls is spending some time in Paris at Hotel Astor. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Russell of St. Louis and Paris and Mrs. Rus- sell’s children, Miss Beverly and Miss Valerie Baker and Lazar Bak- er, spent a week-end at Dinard, France. Mr. Russell and Mr. Bak- er have returned to Paris and will be joined by Mrs. Russell and her daughters. They will go to Biar- ritz soon. Secretary of War Dwight F. Da- vis, formerly of St. Louis, who crossed from New York on the lin- er Olympic, has taken the Villa Eden at Saint-Jean-de-Luz, France, where he will spend about a month. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Street, who }are spending their honeymoon in Europe, arrived in Vichy, France, and were guests at dinner of Mr. and Mrs. William Hereford, for- merly of St. Joseph, Mo. at the Majestic Hotel. Their wedding was one of New York's June social events. Mr. and Mrs. E. ‘R. Samuels, Louis Ackermann and Mr. and Mrs. Frea W. Arnold of 8t. Louis were among Missouri visitors to Bad Wildunger, Germany, during the past month. They registered at Hotel Furstenhof. Miss Eleanor Cook and Migs Ja- net Kauffmann of St. Louis have been visitng at Geneva, Switzer- land. | iP Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Van Dors- ser of St. Louis spent several days 4 . at Hotel de France et Choiseul, in Ah | the rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore, oa \\ Paris. : | ’ Selling of elty Pillows Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mendelsohn of St. Louis are among Missourians registered at the Hotel Regina on the rue de Rivoli in Paris, Louis Stockho and Fred Stockho | | | of St. Louis spent several days in as~ Gi f A, Nive (| Paris. “48% by» I i | Marcus H. Rhoddes of St. Louis WY I | y} A) Y, $4 . | Li was a recent arrival in Lucerne, @ AY; i | \ Ya | \ / 4a Switzerland. Vf | Yi) i . bh * A, Walter Pape of St. Louls atten4- i Gg WTP: | \ ed the opening of the water carni- - 4 YA 4, H y ‘ , i , . . “i —Make Autumn a Fashionable Reality in the Costume Salon Where the Smart New Modes Are Shown at val season at Lucerne, Miss Julia J. Waterman of &t. Louis has returned to Maris from Vichy, France, Percival Chubb of St. Louis, who crossed to Englidnd aboard the liner Continued on Next Page. ABLED flashes from the Paris openings confirm the fashions ¢ shown in these daytime Gowns which are the first essential in the new season wardrobe. The Black Satin Gown, so soft- 4, | | } ly brilliant, is here in many developments, showing such new de- y, I, STAN Yi | } | | - tails as the rippling skirt, and the uneven hemline achieved by os / soft side draperies. The Crepe Gown, combined with satin, and the velvet-trimmed Gown, are fashions both of which are new and flattering—being included in every smart Fall wardrobe. Sketched at Left—Two Barbara Lee Frocks Just now there are charming new Frocks designed by Barbara Lee—which, as you know, are obtained in St. Louis exclusively in our Costume Salon, and priced, always, $39.50. (Third Floor.) , eo OSs Curt ains : M | . ) a UM EEE: J arquisette — A—Kid Slipper in new brown; reptile heel and strap ..#9.95 Her Horoscope? | Faseinating Miss Bita Hanley ‘needs no astrologer to foreteil | that her complexion will be as lovely at fifty as now, because she insures such a horoscope by using the ex- . quisite Black and White Cold Cream, This soft, velvety cream furnishes the skin with just the oils needed to nourish the glands and tissues, stim- ulate the circulation and keep the ily 7A OG S- yr 4 mu y x ~ Soke Ja 4 4 : as p x & Ss ee. -@ b oe ® » | A! j | AD NO It is easy to own the Furs you cherish if you choose them in the Aw gust Sale; for you may B—Patent leather Oxford Tie, chic for tailored wear.. .$8.95 S A | E- OF (1) have them charged to your account, payable November 1; (2) Reserve them with a small de- posit; (3) Arrange for skin beautifully firm, smooth and R { OA S deferred payments. youthful, Miss Hanley, who lives at 597 E. C—A Corinne Slipper of patent leather with black kid...$8.95 D—The Satin Slipper has a brocaded = satin trim buckle ae a E—Patent leather T-Strap Slip- per piped in blonde kid, $8.95 F—Tailored Slipper of patent, with reptile $7.95 . , ti ty > ” ~wy Sth St., Brooklyn, N. Y., says: **Blatk and White Cold Cream is my standby in all seasons, and I t 1 to purchase new curtains for | $5 :95 ce $Q.95 ‘O° The sketches at the right show you clearly that these are NEW Foot- wear fashions; they are typical of the models shown throughout the °395 Luxurious, distinctly new in fash- ion—these Coats of Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), natural squirrel with plati- num fox, leopard with red fox or dark fitch shawls- caramel American broad- tail, mole-trimmed:; caracul Coats ir natural, black and cocoa. , $ _to keep on using it always. It's | wonderful for soothing chafed and burning skin after exposure to the Cocoa and platinum Caracul coats with fox collars. Ocelot with fitch; nther with beaver; Mole Coats with aronduki. Silver and dark muskrats with fox collars. Russian caraculs with fox shawls. Smart Coats of nat- . ural raccoon and natural pony. | weather, and it smooths out tired limes, ‘emile erinkles’ and erow’'s feet and gives my skin the silky, delicate appearance every girl de- | sires,’’ Best results come from using Black and White Skin Soap with the other Black and White sale groups. And it is only now—in the August Sale—that you may buy advance Autumn Footwear which we have critically chosen for our Own regular stocks—at savings! Oxford ties, strap pumps, gore pumps —in the smartest of the new materials. (Main Floor.) Beauty Creations. sitchen or breakfast room—buy U vurtains of French marquisette Corate your windows for Fall ith emphatic savings. - (Bizth Floor.) At $118—$148—$165. An extremely wide choice of smartest Fur Coats in fashionable pelts. ; (Third Floer.)

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See ee Rpeley =“ Pow . 1% : __ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = f Fast St:. # # $£=*PAGEG6 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Hil = News of Missourians | 52° s27P5'.0" onsen." "| Eucets of ‘Hotel Deytacher. A ements on Pages 2, 4 and 5, This Section i 1 | the channel to London. ‘guests of Hotel Dey See Our Other Announc 8CS 2,4 and ov, new Sr asian - _ and Mra J. H. Springer, of , J St. : Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Urbauer of Miss Frances J. Mook of On Foreign Tours St. Louis, who have been touring | Louis was a recent visitor to the Continued From Preceding Page. |the Central European countries| League of Nations headquarters at Mauretania, is one of the few this summer, recently arrived at Geneva : Li i | > q Americans who are regularly en- | Vienna, registering at Hotel wae : I tertained by the King and Queen tol. | | J Thirty -Sixth street, will re-! the latter part of the week | tan Lake Club, Dowagiac, | mercolized wax regularly she go swimming, motoring, golt- 4 af here they have been spend- | + i 3 summer at their cottage. 4 ae eS : aboard their yacht during thelr; Franklin Armstrong of St. Louis” Always the Newest ene marriage of Miss Lucille soe Se stay at Cowes. has arrived in Paris from New ° h F hi A GREAT STORE te a, daughter of Mrs. Lucy eo Reh i —y | York and is staying at the Hotel | In S oe rasnions - by RSD RN aapeTNNRESeregpecrmngg mean 2 ; of North Eighth street. | * ee belie L. Dellairi of St. Louis arrived in *°! K and | Oe ee es va A GREAT oe s Donovan Dunscomb of yee Paris from London, accompanied Saint-James et_d’Albany. teeedmiog 3s S | . ee cok punce Friday ate|- 1 ibs Fi 44 by Mrs. Dellaira, who was formerly © yy- and Mrs. Bryce B. Smith, in St. Louis: | —— a ceccmenncneni P n Ps the neide’s heme. the | a i i Miss Adams Brett. Mr. and Mrs. rics Viola Smith and Miss Betty $5 $6 ~ + be L. Markham officiating. i a4 4 ay Dellaira, who recently were mar- M. Smith of St. Louis crossed to | 9 | ge ; re no attendants and only egy ried in Engiand, will spend their) europe on the White Star liner $7 : 3 wevand @ few friends were tae ERE y, where ey w sit | oo —— : : ” | Tt 32 be i | ran aaa 7 Mrs. George Marion Brown : of | FREE! A beantital pair of satin ||| , frock of ~~ chiffon po a. be 2418: —— . | St. Louis and Mrs. Robert M. Nel-; | iGeniaie Menee win tl . a corsage Of roses. Fs. Bieiis i Mrs. Ethel B. Weber of Webster son of New York, and Mrs. Nel-||| each purchase—until Sept. st. | ege Westerman of Peoria, Il... OMS Groves, Mo., — once amg in ‘son's small daughters, are at Hotel “Se with Karees Heclery” | ES ea the wedding march. Baskets | Fagie and about the French capi Meurice, Paris. e + e ° a giadiolas were used in the liv- | = ‘. ee -_— i ’ ; t if Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Kaiser of St. yr, and Mrs W. M. Cooke ot || IMPERIAL BOOTERY |: A D t St O . G t t | t ft B gin g M | where the bridal party | iy ip’ Louis stopped at Hotel Lotti in s+ eon ee have been ‘Sousing | 821 LOCUST STREET | owns airs or e ccaston O rea es n eres e nm | O | : . Following «~ a at hi ak et eed Paris, Germany. spent several days in - | . . . . . - : “ reception was herd. Dir. an rs. | ih ie ee / | ee i See ge Mien . - HIS is an occasion of especial interest to the housewife, who will find in this event an opportunity to | : nar departed that evening f ‘aayain Katherine Murray of St. Louis are replenish her Curtain needs at substantial economies. We feature the newest in Curtains and Draperies , = @ short yO Oe ‘en Ft b ° ° 4 4 ; 7». . 2 0 ' HE | — nag Hotel Regina, Paris, SLIP COVERS —the patterns are quite pleasing and varied. You'll find our prices low—quality high. I irTh- | area ea loltdecai ae re M bak: aff Tr ; , 1 Sebi) ) b - : is High School and of ie eo Mrs. Martin Shaughnessy of St. SPECIAL SALE. 3-PIECE SET— ° : St. Louis sein. a Wnt he bale Louis, who has been traveling in Belgian Linens—Complete,.......... 500 F | ; Pan Is cyagereces ‘Rome: Alpine Seton it) tae eT | ‘ : en teaching a (aloe iid Same end faly this| Other Sets as low as $15 1000—5 Piece ringe ce e 50-Inch Striped | erent se to Mr. amet past (wan a recent visor to | NORTH SIDE UPHOLSTERING CO. , k meg mag ah gegen ‘Pe gael t Farn! Dra Damas ; i ho ——e oq Renetea COLFAX 9336 elite Ruffled Curtains 47] 97 pery | mb of Flint, and is a grad. | ™@ i aa i] Francis D. Seward of St. LOUIS, ame —- e } e E h 57 of Drury College, Springfield, hide et we | ¢ : e — ar “Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kelley, of | i z , an La Ss. ¥ a | Pt ea et | h Eleventh street, have as Pe te eet , | ; : : , : : : . : ests Mrs. Cari Nuetel ané@/ ton, pee a Courtesy : t, ; A, Charge tf Ecru voile Curtains with An important feature in the August Sale are these — haste eosin —_ aac Fi Elaine Claire, of| wr. ee ea | With a ,, f A f | solid colored ruffles in rose, groups of Panels at exceptionally low prices. There are os ma rage a ae. Ke. Hh } : ‘ a, a ccoun S ee. blue or green; have both shadow lace and filet weaves for selection—all are aun cane ana ‘aomaben so pS De ona’ Mrs Bd A. Roberts of 3B ae H Smile | Invited ian wx maces anand scalloped at the base and trimmed with deep rayon fringe. color combinations from = . Lake, Ia., and their daugh-|™ cf ; an | sales 0b Gila orles. 45 inches wide. They are desirable for living room, dining which to make selection. 7 Jane, are the guests of Miss) ee 4 oH | : Washi ae Co room, sunroom, etc. =— : Utley, of Waverly avenue. att FH 4 - i . t ashington Vv. r. Seventh Pl - ' . = = : Mrs. Harry Waddell and two ee i : Ruffled Grenadine Curtains, 94c Set 36-Inch Curtain Nets, 27c Yard Perfect Window Shades as dren, Ruth and Harry, Jr. of]. ae b . : of te a ill. have returned from a oe oy Fancy figured Curtains of fine mercerized gren- Filet Curtain Nets in a large range of pretty pat+ : Hill, t in ; ee ’ : - adine in white—the tie-backs are included with each terns—suitable for making curtains for the window 36x72-Inch, 55c = to Detroit and Canada. ce By ur nn a ul eu St Sale set—suitable for bedroom, bathroom, etc. as well as door. 36 84-] 65c ee Mrs. M. Egan, Mr. and Mrs.| . ee : ° : : = nch, s and Mrs. L. J. Planck Haul | 200 Pairs Lace Curtains, $1.77 Pair | | 36-Inch Drapery Damask, 97c Yard = aD : is b ean at was : aie? 8 . : ° ° . . guaranteed rollers: bel (| eit Filet weave Curtains in many attractive patterns; | An exceptional quality of this popular Drapery oe ao = » yOu ADVERTISEMENT eect of all have overlocked borders; there are ivory and ecru | material—in striped and allover effects—in solid or select from green, ecrue and white—unusual | a, a | tints for selection. Low priced. two-tone colors. S 1] & F ‘ | a ’ White Skin “1 e E é ’ ‘ . 1 . 45-Inch Casement Panels, $2.47 Each Imported Tapestry, $1.47 to $3.97 Yard calloped ringed Shades, 69c All Suenmer | , ati a ) Attractive new Panels in fine shadow lace effects; In verdure and conventional patterns in splendid Holland and opaque qualities in good colors— ‘The modern athletic girl never on, ee a Ee ” the bottoms are fmished with rayon fringe; all are colors—44 and 50 inches wide—a splendid value in all on guaranteed rollers—size 36x72 inches. Mill tan, sunburn, freckles or | will wi a | in the ecru tint and 45 inches wide. this sale. rejects. (Downstairs Store.) _ summer skin troubles, nor eeiai &} | E exposure to the elements ever’ ¢t et t h lexion. Since she/ for i ec er complexion cigs Smart, Distinctive Are the Styles in This Group 460 NewFallDresses camping or hiking on the hot- Hats | packs days without inconvenience, Its | lf | ie assists nature to pee! away the | ee ee r layer of skin, and with tt , : ples, freckles, blotches, liver and other defects go like c. Get an ounce from any drug- | Winter Coats a SIP EF OS SONI AS ct ORS i erie a ” ubed Siae 2 . ae : vo ot ws urs” - sn . ) | ac and eg as a, = ae ; P ° : ee stifaliy sodt: white eae yeuliinl , resenting a | 2 3 : poaee ex brings out tWe hid- | Babee oy Group + That Are Special at E | of Fine Coats : HESE new Fall Hats—correct ine . $ q 5 are specially priced — just the for miss, young woman or . have models for all. Fashioned vet, felt and there are velvet co The styles feature the popular y bond as well as many other new in all the new Fall shades and Many large head sizes included. _ (Downstairs > « ¢ * es i oe ee "el pl Bee bd td ed oe ee oe. » #_*_ 6.8.3 a py THE charming Dresses that are in this group reveal —- the newest and smartest of Fall styles—for street, business, afternoon and sports wear—one more at- ‘_* *- * = « 2 & =" «21s se -' ¢_>_ 6_*_# 2s seo * #._« 4_s * @_* #¢_.@ 6 + «@ @ tractive than the other. N w Chi ff V | . oy et een Fashioned of Crepe Satin, Canton Crepe, eC Iron Civ | ‘ “Eg Sgenmeeas 5/2, Georgette Crepe and Flat Crepe | — The styles are decidedly attractive—in straight- line, two-piece, tiered and draped. In Marron glace, ‘Wide, at... a r | oes ee Richly furred, deep-toned lus- trqus materials, flaring in smart- est lines, tucked and gathered in balsam green, copper leaf, golden chestnut, Paris = Se ’ blue, navy blue and black. Misses’ sizes 14 to 18, . 3 —— the moment’s fashion, these women’s sizes 36 to 44, and large sizes 4234 to52%. : Pe / Coats, made to sell regularly at ) No Mail or Phone Orders A = a much higher price, are present- New Pony and Calf Coats, $79.00 VELVET is to be an outstanding fabeic for Ol ed at an extraordinary saving f This is an excellent opportunity to select a fur gowns and evening wraps for Fall and ¥ ) — y g tor August leadershi ] Coat at an extraordinary saving—the colors include Monday we are offering 600 yards of be gust leadership sales. tan, cocoa, brown and black. Trimmed with fox, con Vive ot eee . Has a silk face and lisle back—and there is = fitch, squirrel and beaver—all are beautifully silk cellent color assortment in lengths from % to 44 lined. Missses’ and women’s sizes 14 to 40. (Downstairs Store.) Sizes for misses and women; also extra sizes for larger women. —as well as black in lengths from % to 2 suggest that you come early. (Downstairs on A Small Deposit Will Reserve Any | 2 : lua ; The Last Coat Until Wearing Time. | Take Advantage of the Unusual Offerings in This 1440 Pairs 39-Inch [9% Flyosan has killed rh P=OMyn >A Xr A ‘als | ing | "oe | Pointed Heel || Batiste “Tif of friends Materials | Special Selling of Domestics | Peinted He 19¢ a "eae a | THs is a money-saving opportunity, offering splendid qualities at low prices— V enice enabling the housewife to select her Fall needs at emphatic svingeeaentll find Broadcloth it most profitable to make selection NOW. R ; | 7 1 | : : Pair nd flor 1d Veloria || Wolverine Sheets and Pillowcases C , and Soest cata ; V elverette “ine 6 . : b | Others— re lag binding—size 66x80 inches for | ¢red with blue and white or fancy art ticking. | heels—Sizes 3 to 8 in the lot, A : t — oe : $ 6 5 U 1 "7 | | (Downstairs @iere.) to D widths in the group. —_ : ; * “Se p to $ 5 (Downstairs Store.) soe a oe ; j Be | : : NP ot —y se - a

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Lake, Ia., George Bates and Wil- | sort. Miss Edith Markert, Miss | Madison. Wis., where Mr. Bruce Fast St: Louis Social Events | liam Utley. | Florence Lott and Miss Anita/attended the summer term of the W. E. H. Knight of Alta Sita | Michael. University of Wisconsin. has returned from a vacation spent wr. and es . - os de Pr ‘ A at Camp Custer, Mich. | Mr. Mrs. W. L. Baughman Mrs. N. C. Lusk of Springfield, , and one a 20 Bie gps nba BRIDE OF WEEK Niagara Falls and other points in - i ~ rns vy jane two sons, of Baugh avenue, |Mo., is visiting her parents, Mr. Se atier part oe he hea the North and East. Po med nee ee lst yp = from a_ visit injand Mrs. Thomas Bostian, of Bel- € PA WMA RAE ARS ELBE COMI ET TT TTT IRN on se ya epee ‘ , oa . ” .ansas it re M . 7 . a Lake Club, Dowasiec. | ge oll eee es. | — Corinne Williams has issued ining at her home. The following | . e oaerete saiass Swhere they have been spend- | , : ‘oy tae ees fhe bridge luncheon | guests enjoyed bridge and a luneh- | Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bruce. of Mrs. G. T. Watins, of North =» summer at their cottage. | f | nat her home, Sept. 3. eon: Miss Margaret Shreve, Miss | North Forty-fourth street, have re- | Fourteenth stret, is visiting in Hen- “a e of Miss Lucille) ~ 5 ee = | Miss Exzilla Schanot, of Lynch poe Beasley, Miss Maude Weis- ‘tured from a summer vacation in ‘derson, Ky. daughter of Mrs. Lucy ge He es . | avenue, will leave Tuesday for Bal- of North Eighth street.) | sl ie | more: Md., where she will be the = —————————— 7 gad a few friends were | Miss Cora Utley entertained the | aa Ave. “athe wedding march. Baskets | Pee ae & . Beck and Miss Margaret Beck, Mr. | : t | oe Boe | AA to Laeomb departed that evening eee Tl |J. Love, former id “eA the bride’s home. the! 7% Z | St. Louis. Miss Schanot will visit | PO The bride wore an after- | i if ane 3 following at bridge Thursday even- frock of flesh chiffon and a | as Ba ing at her home on Waverly ave- | idiglas were used in the liv- | eS see ae , | and Mrs. Ed A. Roberts of Storm | where the bridal party | Eee eae : _ ‘ . ' Cc — - . short trip north, after which | ( T | y AR | j In Newest Colors! | Swill be at home in Flint. Mrs. i i a I | ; As Sketched 80 secomb if & graduate of the M RS. THOMAS DONOVAN | | 7 , ©. L. Markham officilating.; (™ z bom York City before returning | 610-18 610-18 “ae no attendants and only | Bi : - Washington Washington corsage of roses. Mrs. | — Bae Bs , nue: Mr. and Mrs. T. Cc. Finley and | meg Westerman of Peoria, IIl., | Be See he : bm «= SON. Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond i } Following the ceremony, | I : Widths \ Sereption was hud. Mr. and Mrs. | A m : = ie St. Louis High School and of DUNSCOMB, formerly Miss M Unusual Values at In Patent and Satin siting College, Bristol, Va. For the Lucille Richards of East St. M : “ P she oa been teaching at | Louis. who was a bride of the : Velvets! Satins! Felts! @ . M e see ‘ a nd 4 , i Spates school. Mr. Dunscomb | Past week. Mr. and Mrs. Dunscomb cence a AY } Soleil Felts! Every imag- . ) Many Other New Fall Styles f . ’ De . . . son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas will make their home in Flint, inable material decreed cor- Just Received, $3.85 to $5.85 a Mich. mee yw @ rect for Fall and Winter in * ress coue oP wthudh sonal Exhibition of — Bie f’ this attractive group. Black, | MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED French beige, sand, navy, ‘by recently motored to Centralia, Mo., Old asses | crimson maple, jungle green | , 4 Mr. and Mrs. James M. Kelley, of | tO visit Mr. and Mrs. Guy Maupin. Masters | SrshesN ie and Napoleon blue are a few 7m Beet) Bleventh strect, have as} Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Middle- | IN — | shades. DECIDEDLY UN- | Heel guests Mrs. Carl Nuetel an@/ton, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kraft and Lent by St. Louisans | —— USUAL values at . “ilitle daughter, Elaine Claire, of/ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Phipps of | : . ‘Pisuisville, Ky. Chicago, have gone to Fox Springs | ; WASHINGTON AV.. Corner SIXTH ST. he and Mrs. Ed A. Roberts of | Lodge, Mo. The trip was made by Beer Lake, Ia., and their daugh- | Motor car. "See Jane, are the guests of Miss Mera Utley, of Waverly avenue. San RRReReReeeneemnmnnt Judge Silas Cook is visiting rel- | — se Ee OO | ETE) EERE «= GEE: «= Swe me qe hatchet atives in Grants Pass, Ore, . } @ Ms Harry Waddell and two/ wrs. Fred Moliman, of the Jett | Window Shades H ae le nace returned’ Postal ye upartments, is scabanig her ‘sister | ° / ee ® : Buy Now! A Deposit Charge Patrons Will Call Department until in this sale and pay zs . in Louisville, Ky. 72-Inch, 55c H Bitip to Detroit and Canada. ee "Mrs. M. Egan, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sue Bennett has returned | 9284-Inch, 65c f Beem Bean and Mrs. 1. J. Planck | ‘fom Los Angeles, Cal. where she | was called by the sudden death | a on guaranteed rollers; you may ecrue and white—unusual values. ae of her sister. ADVERTISEMENT delivery is desired. 6/0 £9. 6/8 WASHINGTON AVE. for it in October. | +. . . Mrs. George P. McFadden, State : | tClea , White Skin fice-chairman of the East St. Louis | = 9 chapter of the Illinois D. A. R. has | & Fringed Shades, 69c - All Surnmer appointed an Americanism com- | opaque qualities in good colors— ee The modern athletic girl never | mittee to serve this district. She | i rollers—size 36x72 inches. Mill i & tan, sunburn, freckles or | will entertain members of the com- | (Downstairs Store.) i: r summer skin troubles, nor | mittee at luncheon early in Sep- | i] apes exposure to the elements ever | tember, when plans will be made | Monday . . An August Economy Sale Feature ’Xtraotdinary! A Great Underpriced her complexion. Since she! for work to be done in as St. | n i 2 “agers sats be gel peal Louls. Those who will ‘serve are | | o swimming, ; ew Fall Hats campiner or hiking on the hot- | Miss Josephine Boylan, Miss Caro- days without inconvenience. Its! line B. Chandler, Miss Beatrice : le ¥ De teases natore to pee ee iy | Fulgham, Mrs. William Griffith, | a GF 7 iY ayer i} nh, an Ww ; y / / : . . . : Mrs. R. L. McCosh, Mrs. Edward VA /, . ; ples, freckles, blotches, liver | : ’ 4 i Y f In Special Selling i} and other defects go , like Myers and Mrs. H. P. Williams. | Vi hut |g? 4 TL i} gic. G unce from any drug- | waar ‘ ff y//, 4 age HWiliet and use as directed. In just a| Miss Catherine Comley, Miss Vir- (imi, WN om 1 Ale ye po eon skin it aly _ginia Ruf, Miss Dorothy Ruf and | ae JS / ZB } uectifully soft, white and youthful. | wics Bertha Defibaugh have re- Eko Ga eres iM: f Mh LY $ 95 i Bae a brings out tWe hid- }turned from a trip to Canada, e i IR y” ff . YY J — 75 Gorgeous “SAMPLE” Coats are Included One and Two of a Kind Styles, WORTH DOUBLE Oar Sale Price SE new Fall Hats—correct in style specially priced — just the Hat miss, young woman or matron—we | | | models for all. Fashioned of vel- 52 hi SERRE tera oR SE REED GP Geek 4 th Way “Ese | Se | felt and there are velvet combina- BE Pesce eee Ese Sse (oF Cadet YP a eseettes | ’ } ' “styles feature the popular vaga- as well as many other new models— 1 the new Fall shades and black. y large head sizes included. (Downstairs Store.) hiffon Velvets $48 ,., IS it WISDOM to BUY A COAT NOW? Emphatically, YES! For we truly be- lieve that no FINER QUALITIES nor BETTER VALUES, because of our un- usual preparations for our August Economy Sales, will EVER be: available later—when cold weather brings a normal demand. Phone Orders Accepted be an outstanding fabric for dresses, ming wraps for Fall and Winter. offering 600 yards of beautiful chif- ® than mill prices. and lisle back—and there is an ex- ment in lengths from % to 4 yards in lengths from 14 to 2 yards—we come early. (Downstairs Store.) Materials Are Those Deep, os deans Fai Soft-Pile Fabrics Em- Coats Would Cost ployed Only in Higher-Priced Almost $33! Faame = It The Last Survivor PCS | 1 | Flyosan has killed all his millions Batiste | | | of friends and relatives 1 Yy Yard : No WONDER he’s blue. He knows he’s next. | } % . Flyosan has killed every si Bee single fly and mosquito in PRINTED in checked 1 @ thousands of aoe this —— a is the : : {| @ modern and sure-fire way 0 ting flying pests and floral designs in It kills them by the wholesale — in one at a time. a variety of colors— suitable for making e Flyosan is the original liquid insect spray ( non-poi- women’s and children’s J nous). Use Flyosan itself. [ts imitations do not work. dresses, etc. : } = Flyosan not only kills all the flies and mosquitoes in 1 F home but also kills the millions of deadly,disease- 3 o'Clock Special : t germs which each one carries on its body. White Broadcloth | - “Swatting” only scatters these germs into the air 19c Yard |} — Which you and your family breathe. Soft finished—ideal for | |] & : . swirly shirts, pajamas, etc, | J Here is the right insecticide for each insect: , rt bounties Store.) . FLYOSAN, Liquid Spray—kills flies and mosquitoes. Luxurious Furs Just Read This List: Fox Vicuna “Fox Caracul Mountain Beaver Opossum Manchurian Wolf Canadian and Poinied Wolf PETERMAN’S ANT FOOD—exterminates ants. | 9 | | : | 4 PETERMAN’S DISCOVERY, Liquid—exterminates omen S Shoes ; PETERMAN’S ROACH FOOD —exterminates that 1 = cockroach army. PETERMAN’S MOTH FOOD — protects against * * ®@ t Styl A jPr~> yrs a Sr, e The COLORS Newest Flares | | Include every Fall and Tuxedo Fronts of Fur 2 Winter shade, with plen- ty of Shawl and Queen Anne Collars | y Beaatiful Animal Fronts BLACK and Pointed Elbow Cuffs Novel Tucking NEW TAR Misses’ Sizes, 14 to 20 : : Women’s S izes, 36 to 40 : : Extra Sizes, 42 to 52 You must have a ific insecticide for each insect. No single insecticide will exterminate them all. We have had nearly 50 years’ experience. We know that Peterman’s has the right insecticide for each insect. On sale wherever drugs are sold. b ELEYINAUNS, 200 rites Ave. 8x. —_

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PAGE | | .. 2 POST- DISPATCH ___SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 4 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - om | COMING! THE WHITE-SHIRT SALE SUPREME! @ — = Ve. ee Pp oe aie a a ne abe ea RP : Pha eet depos (¥ » cg ales nll 9 te 4 wo ss ‘ ” “ : y 1 smo : . with ’ . Se -~ PE— 5 TS qitonday Cnty Monday Onby| Monday Onby , stitchings—of good per Wash Boilers in nieaah tn FR, ag ed designs with gen- n = Sl me 27¢ - ae nae = $9.95 ive excellent serv- "7 — wo ies 4.95 59c House Brooms $5 Copper Boilers $3 Electric Irons “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” end special ire epccllen bay Prints Full 6-Ib. weight—highly nickel- ase Wash finish—ell Lamp Standards Limit of 2 to a | ret ES Sturdily made with 4-sewed These are heavy all-solid Cop- lated—a laundry quality and Gold finish metal Stands—twist- customer. (Fourth Floor.) | Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P, M.—Open All Day Saturday 4 oe 3? eet SS a . * 3 ' (oro SS BE = T = * Seat Last Nine Days of the Big August Sale of FINE FUR COATS: Bee Fr a cae Elegant Fur Coats that give a rich appearance to the Fall and Winter costume attained Beautiful Fur Coats Made to Sell Up to Act School a for a ped ight “e5 will need hy ie that is $200 — Take 3 to 8 Months to Pay known to those Wigiglibg the value of this event. Every && | ed fullest cut you get the utmost in value. absolutely fast ¢ mM new——ali fresh —all — red. Selection large, ked. varied and 7 | ——— complete. Come in now, select | a : 7 Phone & Ss M onday in no other way. Here in St. Louis’ largest Fur Department your Coat, lay it away and pay 1a inthe. corded madras, for it in small payments. Sale Orders Fille . ton pongee and fine- Second Floor. ’ | Extra § Selors Fancy Checks G . “ ive Figur These Are Furs You tor Quick ce aaa Will Find Shirts, 12 to 14 neck. Imported Hair Seal Mink-Dyed Marmot Natural Muskrat Bronze Caracul Squirrel-Dyed Coney Russian Calfskin Black Caracul Beaver Dyed Coney Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat) Russian Pony Platinum Caracul Seal-Dyed Coney All Shades of Fox, Squirrel, Fitch, Mink-Marmot Ce ee Src: == ‘ah: ~ IPobs hae ~ ote ‘ rg ktas een, | eh 4 ce , vv \ ‘ fit ye aca dvapti« . BD Hg Lge Meter tales’ A a pendant ape teagan + aalet. sotink poongh tins aa : iit coal MM Ao Hise =teies Ort ae ae ty PES NIT APO Seb epee? PRE w 5s yong aoe A yr ete waht a Be dy eaey stings wssidle non en cgipie allan Ait ae . Seat ; ie my . - — a - the ‘ “ eens . SS te ria eels Sieh siete Yocn gab eNnas retell oe ea hh deed ~~ o | A Complete Range _-Gallon Size, special.......... $3.55 reflect naught on the wear or beauty of the 20-Gallon Size, special.......... $3.95 He ‘ COO » ca (Fourth Fleer.) EB Rug. OSES CNAMED J 32 eee SS SS Sa SS I 00 “Hoover” Rebuilt 2 Electric Sweepers This is the first time we have been able to offer elec- tric vacuum cleaners recon- ditioned in the same factory where they were briginally manufactured. Every Cleaner in Excellent Condition 0) 47 With new bags—naew cords — new brushes — new oo would, in fact, rdly know them from new Sweepers. ot mY 4 2. ia 3 a te Be B eee + + & Be: ,. } bs . ah ey Se i. +f Bs ¢ + 4 7 S ia iy r : ee al . Sed Se Ee oh € e*y ; }. + te ae a5 ® ve! Fen ¢ aes r . . ty Ne “S a9 ee Eas ra - 7 a" 43 - € * 2. >, ¢ x “ M 3 * & 7 z : 2 s os re, 4 rad ale oe; h- a a . as err} y- 3 = a Si + ky. 5 Ks a pe 4 2 a ; : : . Re * bi - Se & = ae r ° - P fhe a . Re . 40 ‘ > » Bese . Ben ; 2 C3 pe ae Sah ase Es] + ‘7 7 ot a BS . w oe 's . oo + Ms & a Ls ese] ‘ an , y), ‘ 7 t 4 > ” eo) me t ¥ > : See 7 « Teg oan iam tre lac lia apmnmpeliaaee, et, = . . * lenss, pelsba tt Wy, ge FARA alg nk Ob og Te Pe vs Sic Ya } y 2-Lb. We ight buying Blankets during this ined with soft, thick, warm , choice simply ideal—and ster needs from this offering. ast Sale purchase! All are full-bed size—the colors Oi io : ? e ‘Blue With White oe RES SN ‘ith Green With White White Gray With White Heavy Stone Crocks 6-Gallon Size | 12-Gallon Size $1.20 Value, Special _ $2.85 Value, Special — . , ~e a - . oa. - Mittben - > (sa en - > - * 2 y - a - Down Payment a special purchase plan. (Nagente—Fourth Fleer.) ( Negents—Third Fleer.)

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— oF. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i =SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA HUN DREDS OF ITEMS NOT ADVERTI SED! = pupils f be } same cent style season. New, slenderiz- ee a iad if te NN ime ing silhouette—novelty tucking— diagonal stitching—and furs—fure— furs in lovely formations at coHer, cuffs, Tuxedo front and panel. it -> = aca | (RAINS AND DRAPER iN 90c Genuine Pyrex Pie Plates Sale $2.50 to $2.95 Curtain Sets No 944-in. size—Pyrex Ovenware bakes better. always xc like new——and you may serve food.in the same naees . SSF)’ Bis | A Special Purchase and Sale! ————r or Phone Orders | A skillful buying maneuver enabled us to obtain ‘ (Main Floor, South.) $5. 50 Que A /2-Lb. VW eight IN ee | these Curtain Sets at a great concession—conse- From year to year howg—on buying Blankets during this ya eg i Re, Le _. quently their value and beauty will greatly exceed your pttniat Giant pronous ee ce, ik, wee | Sa a = (Nz expectations! Many novelty styles—colored band and - ty in , c a “ = A ; . . . . water By a attend to (mir oe eede erie iden) ont _W * —— 7 RRS ee oie os stitched effects—also figured voiles—complete with The r1ooo pairs were am S@eigust Sale purchase! All are | - 2. 4°47 : | double ruffle valance and ties pre-shrunk, neatly bound h full-bed size—the colors : 3 ou a including: Rose With ¥ ‘Blue With White ' | at. $1. Casseroles—Oval Casseroles—S = Gold With White@ 1: reen With White | | & +. Ngge oe mY | 1-0. size $1. | poe m pean - “a3 EXTRA Sear Cable Rayon Damasks Pte Soh i Bean Pots, 1-at.. . .$1.75 7 yd. value—Sun- s Tan With White a 'vhite Gray With White ! , | me — ai cal SPECIAL ts the wanted ivory ) )e lat weaver in new col 5$].9 5 and beige tones—with heavy, durable finish—just 675 yards to sell at Winter; special, yard. 70x80-INCI — | . | : | | | — : 50 ps i: r Ly . . \ this cxceedingly low price—36-in. and 50-in., yard, Full double-bed size thal Monday - ¥ ie cA ee Ya smi Shadow Panels . —— = $2.75 value—of shadow net in new ence of warmth for ll = Special, win. th EXTRAORDINARY VALUES MONDAY ica, Fink "ray $7.85 | Double Compartment enhancing their a 1 4 — ‘ | Baking Dishes—Round ——- iuttar’ Cope—ee bullion f “] ta.) 0%4x1%-in, ae biog of 6-oz. size, each, . - ai . 2he Drapery Damasks $ $2. 25 Panel Curtains $ 35 45 inch; eac C, ; ated —e $1.75 to $2.25 yard Sunfast weaves 29 Shadow net weaves in «a ag 1 Irish Point Curtains Dishes in a wide pattern and color arcane effective patterns—lustrous $4.75 and $5.50 values—our 65 ee gte,te —Round and 50 inch, yard «+-+-ccr+srereree: fringe at bottom—40 and 45 inch, cash, ‘ - * LY | + ed ence ole q pliqu motifs on 193 ually Dishes—Oblong \ > A ry i Pa 65c Rayon Gauze 3 3 $1.45 Drapery Damasks of ee rade nets—ivory “93.65 125%4x8%eax2-in. size ‘3 2-qt. size.$ 1.20 Ideal for casement or rus ffle cur 36-inch Drapery Damasks suitable gt; pair eR LIS yas ¢ tint—36-in., yardc.. ; RAT: . , ahe Bia 7t//tTha, A ee rh tid assortment of patterns in nev grenadine Curtains in effective sapien 00) “s,'ste eurti PD ) ; seer plats the. backs ! ‘at i tea ; i! rash eflects—-.O-im., ye: : és “— 4 7 2 4 - » + SI MLEEL LY Xx ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ >. ‘ : ‘d “ - . (Nenent Third Fl r. > ’ a a owe . for door and window hangings—new colors and patternr—yard £ -& - | Z oe 4 : ’ > ee | * . Ad P| ‘ -- ey. \% 4s - mies BASEME! 4 . THER PAGE ADS IN ALL SUNDAY PAPERS \ =

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Te eS ee ee — bs —_ PAGE 10 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __-SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = I = = Mien’s Self-Opening Umbrellas, $1.69 " a T Hews Travel News FOR ' I EA a EEO — z ; Of St. Louisans —~SIOUT WOMEN | : August Sale Feature, Monday | See ER OF St, Louisans And Their Friends ape C Lr: 2 Fur Coats G 7 5 FEE tinned From Precélling Page. . ar | Mie gilt spend a fortnight at the ter Beach Hotel. Miss Elizabeth Cabell Gray, ean (| \ f : ¢ ~ gue Mr. and Mrs. Cabell ane ant Basement \ - | a. oes ns aac hwany 2 ' , MeChesney, Jr. of ray of 5911 Clemens avenue, de- ea) errul new ee i, , ™ — - ‘Ae « Ne esti —o aifitre —_—.. ee Fe re es n * oe a bee ee be rie Cyr 5 athens yr = " tale. Ua ecg otal a coach cated as AOR orniaal Bete parted Thursday for Howardsville, | § Va., where she will be the guest of SIXTH AND LOCUST r FD et Ty fine selected furs 33, to join her son and daugh- friends until late in September. vi ~ it ; including ea 4 s.law, Mr. and Mrr. a “ , ‘Ay ern sea ye ¢ Brentmoor Park, a jon, O Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Culver Jr. of af y, 1 eau” coney), mink-dyed 5 Cal, where they have a Hampton Park and their children N CW a I eSSes : J / ris een — ; coney, and silver gy Pe the summer and early will leave Wednesday for Culver. ver ne ey coney—with foxy mink, squirrel or I19d., where they will spend a few 7 | n. e m ls. f squirrelette collars and cuffs, or days with Mrs. Culver’s mother, A W onderful Value ; trimme self-trimmed. Mrs. Heywood, before going to New ; lily fu i" , 4 York to meet Mr. Culver’s parents, | in Advance Stvles B . ty pargaio ri Convenient Payment Plan al . home of her ’ A 25% deposit with regular payments (Basement,) | pe at the sum; fr ) : wats, Mr. and Mrs. August A. ) : 7] | oo. pda sig ied Sr.. 6 ter . Beg will reserve any Coat till wanted. a ma two mon a (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) + | ' until their roturn from a 2 se abroad. Mr. Hager will go to trip abroad. ' Men's Whites a rerstown later to join his wife, .Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Nied- ' te Athletic se, ayo eee. PR =~ RST ora ringhaus of 5339 Pershing avenue an : agent Suits : earners: eee a en ane ern oa Broadcloth Shirts _ i going on to New York to meet have returned from a two weeks’ Ricod a | ! $1 00 a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. motor trip to Charlevoix, Mich. ~ ’ 48c | Oss ° ia , r, upon their arrival from a . soca TE ca ol ollar attache@ peas’. _Mr. and Mrs. William C. Bitting | “Ee \\A=] — Wanted ma- and nec kband. = guemr spent in traveling abroad. Aiea oy Me of 6240 Westminster Place have | = terials,’ in. sizes a K Macbeth, | of ad J ==) |= 3 t . George Kerr Mac : s{ven up their plans for a trip | iy = ——— |; ie 36 to 46. Be ors avenue, has aeek tate: ene abroad and will go to Asheville, | , FS 51S i , i ve “ Beach, N. H., to be the guest | parted N. C., to spend September. They ' ' — f S Zes fg Bye ister-in-law Mrs. Lynn N.\ visit with will be accompanied by their | —S — } \ eas of eee ef $703 West Pine boule-/in-law, Mf daughter, Miss Suzanne. | : 6 oe == ae’ 40 to 56 a ward, at her cottage. iff, of N ; Miss Beatrice Kroeger, daughter | | = i fore August Thursday for Denver, where she | ; [= , mgo, where she will visit her moth- ‘ gf ; r, Mrs. E. R. Martin. | iY? =a Featuring 9x12-Foot Seamless Brussels BYE ur. ana Mra. Bugene J. Meda. sfumn. a Louis Hager. Jr4 of Donny departed Saturday, Aug. 20, perstown, N. Y., where she a . Se re if If i oe i ii Pi We ie ie Mace will join her parents, who have | _ been spending the summer in the | West. | : 5. of 4862 Utah place, and their /Miss Margaret Prendergast of | a £ igmily, have gone to Chicago, for ss Margaret Prendergast o Home lovers come early for these extraordinary ba Wi pant nob thal on bose see + Ae tlie Forest Park Hotel has returned | : me —! i , ee Ga ea ‘ ; | a uhds of two weeks in New | 95 y Y Se | gains. 75 of these nationally known Smith’s high-grade F WB eater Beach Hotel. They are ex- spre | M7 | Rayon A 7at ; =; seamless Brussels Rugs—in a good selection of patterns. Mf pected home early in — 7 | Vb AV NY : A “= i | t ae Mrs. George Perry, of Vandeven- Jules M. Brady Jr. and Bernard 1 *5 95 e : : Pa ——— _ Slight seconds of $22.50 grades. If you want the greatest PIE tiace ana her daughter, ies Steph Brady, f Dr. Jules . Be | ZY N y= — . . ° ie ctee weten bonteace ) 1) CSR LI . = — Rug bargain you have bought in years, attend this sale. Basement | Marguerite peepee: gone “ . ‘ +t “aliforn PLL WAIN! t). ff Fs / ——S TU astm iin ctl ar MA EE VRPT ET PTT ET eT crise ate pe ARE ei ne chip aape RE NaI i (28 Ne iad mae Teint reek ae i ar . ~ : ter 2 + pas . ‘. . va 4 ~ a te a , = pau 4 . af > . ; wae 1 7 6 he 2 _——- wae eee ad “ ‘ . 7 ~~ -" 2 —— . " al - t ~ ~ * — ey = 0% ; my ~ “% a ate am - - Z -? - “ . = * 4 - ++ ae fuet~ 2 ies CO ¢ ie i r ee ‘ “y a PaRIN capen y. a RAP aw te tt > oe 12 aR ‘ ‘u - rie Gite n =e ™ sie nk x v Peeters ~ rear ‘ — - ~ ~ - — —— Ne: oe So ee: sag BS Se Se nhc waa WA by ott =e th 7 ; by nangres . Seth EP AM ee Uae ee a : ay etn : ~ . pi ; 5 ; 23 ew ch ~~ Soeaiabl ae ° fe eS — vee nla a Tee NS en aR he a Fey he auAaoe all Neth 0 a 1 yee eR BR ie” soot je neatapin sh pa ht oe ee ee ‘ tem a ap athe SS - . . : as — A oe rer Sea) a ee : tion “ ~ Pontes rt pepe: ; Aetabeebaene ahead : ror p ~~ hn r ; Ate " Sonat ers “ ne ~ : . . RO, 09 she op ee - — SS ae meus ee on 2 Pt AP TT te CNIS Ie TI " eee casei rmecnnabantaremnet aetna ienrattt tte carinii ache itiage panemepasttiind a Pm tan ara PA et CE A Cmcoed ~~ -* —— oe —~ AO Nem ane aoe . : ser vaca : ° oor. > orate J rage oa . iad - - 7 : . > ~ a * Aree a om mem hee an ea BF IK Oe ee we ~~ on, _ eR gy eg a, . SF Nepean a sth “ " tm ot aos ar fhe @ Ry by ge * nara 5; Mich., where they will be guests e oa 27x52-Inch Axminster Throw Rugs, $2.49 | TIE ics eteano? Knapp, daughter tT ynday, Aug. 15. for Magnolia, Catherine, have returned from a|} new Dresses for the season | ox a : $32.90 Seamless Velvet Rugs 9x12-Ft. Seamless Axminster Rugs [fist er eun', Mee. Barton, of Hote Lpuisville, Ky., arrived yesterday m= mostly all are richly fringed. Slight seconds for $49.95 Sites Helen Hahn, daughter of 27x54-Inch Rugs to Match, $3.39 | : . ‘Mrs. Warren Wayne Ittner of glase, black and navy. cuentas nana waiewilt We ahd Hyannisport, Mass. $1.59 Value A marvelous selection of Extra-heavy quality felt- 200 at a give-away price— Heavy enamel surface felt- Mrs William H. Morgens, of will depart Tuesday for Charlevoix, | cisco Los Angeles and San Fran ' fér three weeks at the Belvidere Hotel. ‘£, . . : Bes, Mrs. Harry G. Knapp, ies Beautiful patterns and colcrings—slight seconds of $3.50 quality. ‘of Mr. and ry *Mrs. F. C. Woermann of 7 Arun- An exceptional selling of : of 4619 Pershing utenue, departed del Place and her daughter, Miss . ; where she will be the guest _— just opening. Materials are i | Etc Mie. Barton has been ‘Mrs. George R. Washburn of s é KNITTED ne =‘ Seldom are such high-pile Velvet 9x12-ft. Rugs sold at such | | 2ae igen» ~ of fine ~*~ — — neen — $ 50 8g, aéing the summer at Oceanside Satins, Flat Crepes and at | teenie 2 low price. Handsome selection of patterns, $ 95 a marvelous selection of patterne.” Ti partect EEE 3/7 4 Hotel, Magnolia. : 12 visit her sister, Mrs. John Hund- Rayons. The colors: Pine oa : £ $ d : | f oe eta oa a ee eee aerecks. needle, Malaga, marron SATIN — i Tee en Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hahn, of 1100 i | ‘Biendon Place, has gone to St. 5141 Waterman avenue has re- ; Ss " Pe turned from a visit in New York inster Rugs F elt Base Rugs Axminster R 1 the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Millie 7 Oval Rugs Axm 8 8 hit Floorcovering ©) Parker, until early in October. . . light bas Rugs—at- light s ds of : Miss Florence Hazeltine, daugh- 66 79 29x36-inch size; beautiful inn $37°50 $ tractive patterns, $ 39 $5.95 Rugs— z x 95 base Floorcovering; attrace § 4436 Westminster Place, and her t¢ér of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hazeltine, ul = i {! r oes | braided Rag R kinds—all 9x12- guaranteed per- 36x63- r tive patterns: 6 ft. ee a Y of 5610 Bartmer avenue, has been ) shown in neat ft. size fect.9x12-ft. size, dee ; shai ; . daughter, Mise June Morgens, who spending the month of August with colorings. : . ent ee . o ~ n A See ay eT Set ena at : es \. i gy oh £93 “4 ot Ss ee ase on 4 ; + vente vy the have been spending the past two onths abroad, are now in Rome, a short while before their re- ‘turn home. Mrs. Edward F. Jackson, of $615 Bartmer avenue, and her @aughter, Miss Margaret Jackson, | ™ sees + wo ede ee 4% ~ ‘ friends on a motor trip. through >> Mail Order Br Pry. 250 last i Te he a ts * gers fee AR. i i OT Fhey will occupy their home in you ft he latest ALE ana pe wit these wonderful el The Entire Surplus \ BLE. ~ ets to sell—plain © From a Well-Known . 8 ) vee ee eer ee eevee 47 y :|. Sa andeventer place early in October. | i y in October style and assure . Priced to $8.50 yh i\\ tains. 700 8 ‘th colored double ° oile w , spifle top valance. Two side St. Louis Maker— lance and tie-backs. $1 79 Actual $4 to $6 Values Panel Curtains, >+- d Color - aan dress—scalloped Up-to-the-minute Styles in the most to a window. wanted materials, including parchments, 39¢ imitation lizard, ebbo, white kids, pais- S54. ERE | 1 renadine Drapery Cretonne 3500 Yards el sic pov oi! ivory ley, elk and patent leather S, smart two- ore : 3 Lis ten to the D emps ey-lunne y | : a ag Ge 29c Be ype ns (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) ‘ ey ce tae 80 8, collectively. Out They Go!} At Less Than Usual Wholesale Cost ’ «Mr. and Mrs, E. B. Platt, of 6176 you comfort at ' ffershing avenue, departed Satur- the same time. Sizes lo 11—Widths A to EEE ; day, Aug. 13. for Chicago, where Curtains, va « Continued on Next Page | | 5 G oe . &\\\| $1.95 Gol - The newest thing and fringed bottoms, use one : ~ § ae oh, eat ne of Z aie A dae are” ok eae Ameen ¢ SAA TS it” ram nl ao LS IE RSE SS IEE AAT a ER ful patterns. EF ig ht This Electr Ic P ower Equipped ; Home Sewers—An Opportunity to Save Money ‘cue weten ERESHMAN|||| Yard Goods,FEtc. Westinghouse-Balkite sess fer © MASTERPIECE ||] 2:27275;,| Soe E ) i heel Oo grew | -1 nuin ilbrae Which Lists at $77.50 Alone big f | 25 c Gixe rae é e mat sa aan Ike Ae RP SORE OT Rh ee ee ee \WNAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYL VAWAAAAAAAAAARAAANAAA ALR AAAREALEEEEEEE | Prints. 2 to 10 yard lengths . ' plaids and checks; 2 to 10 COM P LE TE : 35c Black Sateen, Yd. gerd Deeere: 5 eeaiet lot et tf ht LT 36-inch fast agg cot- SS TT TTT hee Hh ve og A eel 19¢ | 39c Colored Charmeuse rn | lengths , | Mill remnants of cot- — ide ba pin te Pee, . Tee ° ton Charmeuse, wanted DO ee eel | . Krinkle Bedspreads solid colors, mercerized C Bo 2050 EO Hill ) aa » it pO ice Pah fe. Exceptional values; gt 59c Table Damask TILA LLL TUTTLE Bie. dk» Peale means S AT tM) ad me % “ cual - > b C ~~ Se a ee ee Ce) See ator toe a oe er | ee Phe og ge eae age 2 ; = a> . NR TT Fs, 3 List cotton Krinkle Spreads; large §3-inch| bighhy gnercer- s’ te et ° enough to cover entire bed; blue ized Damask, all white 1) (RY) Price and gold stripes; seamless | with neat flora} patterns. Cc : ——— Slight seconds eq — $153.75 , 18c Heavy Muslin 85c Basco Damask ow p 1 e | tubes. hase brings thi An underprice purchase © 1 stree make. 1 4% volt C battery. Satin Crepes, in new Fall str : Now is the time to get this dependable Freshman 1 » sll lete ial ’: re eee att 40 inches wide Just think of Set electrically equipped for socket power operation. P oe ma : h Satin- washable silk cre Just think how simply it works—no battery bother— The Freshman is popular from coast Costume $1.69 Black 40-Inch Sati | fon Dresses with sie no fuss—no makeshift devices—but a REAL SOCK. to coast for its fine reception, easy $2.69 Costum | Satin Charmeuse Back Crepe - fetas; plain, prin ae tga RADIO. What better guarantee of sat- accurate tuning, beautiful tone. And Velveteen — 1 95 crepe de chines, pgcsha "4 istaction can you have than the names Freshman, with this Socket Power Equipment— $1.49 | 1.19 $ 7 est and — wating for the Westinghouse, Balkite, Cunni , lity — lustrous : n will b , > nningham? One switch control ! eee ' ality, $2.69 quality Wome I | ols all Come early ‘e-back Velveteen in | 40-inch, excellent qu y quality in wanted colors. naan pen Come early “ses @ewwrenwrensesteeFeFr#e & * t shades to be sure of getting your ou | jet black. ement.) : ssid am. | popular Fall shades and | jet bla (Nugents—Bargain Bas best selection. 2 NUG E NI S Now Ad | = 54-In. Black Flat Crepe, $1.95 : i geate to Save “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” eugns Sale Women’s $35 to $50 F ur -Tr immed Winter Coa ts . , mWomen’s Wash Dresses Reduced, 69c Bargain Ba ee 2. eee SS ee ee

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SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 11 > S le H parame are a iow cab DL TRIS: ‘REE PARKING at Commodore Garage for Sonnenfeld’s SRAM OES The Scallop 4} 3 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a are motorin; th h Yellow at 14 News — the Black Hills and Cotorade. : ji O f S t. Loui sans vo wd aye return home early ig i From Preceling Page.| p, and Mrs. Goronwy Owen nd a fortnight at the Broun, who recently returned from Beach Hotel. their wedding trip. have taken — possession of their apartment at ie William McChesney, Jr., of 5628 Enright avenue. Mrs. Broun, Waterman avenue, will depart|before her marriage, was Miss % 93, to join her son and daugh-/| Emily Mullen. : ‘jaw, Mr. and Mrr. John J. of Brentmoor Park, at te Cal.. where they have a se for the summer and early 0! Hose (Seconds), 2ic¢ Fall's Latest ne 500 Pieces of ilk Underwear Included are pajamas, gowns, chemise, step-ins and dansette sets of crepe de chine, radium and Georgette in all pastel shades; lace-trimmed and tailored styles. etual $1.25 Vatue, An August Economy Sale Feature! ri n gs igh-gra &rade Miss Ruth Morgens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Morgens, of 6939 Washington boulevard, has returned from Port Huronf, Mich., where she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Sperry. While at Port Huron, Miss Morgens, with Mr. and Mrs. Sperry, motored to ron ary ay, EP Dy: Dai RE dees ei, an ie fe eR Ply ene e ? 4 NE ot mo alias reread dy me kena ~g A A ii De ry Arew: age “ lee oid; np Meee ood a Bey eh Th bt Le . Paes wie aw ’ * t ‘ ’ : i St ene AM > god LP pe hae aod Nee o Steal ee Pe de » Louis Hager. Jr. of Donny ‘geparted Saturday, Aug. 20, “eoperstown, N. Y., where she 4 @ sum: _r home of her!,, gins and Mvs. August A,|\/98ara Falls and Canada. * ontil their :2turn from a Miss Lucy Ann Wakeficld and “broad. Mr. Hager will go to| Miss Katherine Wakefield have sestown later to join his wife,|returned to their home at Louis- pgoing on to New York to meet ville, Ky., after a visit ‘th Miss $1 00 "Serarents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis A.|Margaret Ann Byrd, daughter of r ee r, upon their arrival from a/|Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Byrd, of 7523 » nd mec kbeng | . spent in traveling abroad. | Teasdale avenue. Bets as sizes 14 E yen. George Kerr Macbeth, of| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milton Rus Tae lede avenue, has gone to/|sell, of 16 Windemere Place, de- S | h, N. H., to be the guest | parted Thursday for a two weeks’ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. McMa- ee of 4862 Utch place, and their ity have gone to Chicago, for e Bimey of several weeks at the Edge- Buster Beach Hotel. They are ex- COMPLETE SINGLE-VISION GLASSES For Reading, Sewing, Head- aches or Distance, Spherical; including Examination and a w 4619 Pershing utenue, departed ay , Aug. 15. for Magnolia, | where she will be the guest ee her aunt, Mrs. Barton, of Hotel | Mrs. Barton has. been ir, until early in October. | Mrs. William H. Morgens, of § Westminster Place, and her ® @eneter Petees* ughter, Miss June Morgens, who "at Peguecperae tema been spending the past two Dr. ie J. Singman Optometrist 7th & St. Charles JOHNSON BROS. DRUG CO. : ft her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lynn N./; visit with her bri’ cr and sister- ‘ected home early in September. Smart Library Frame ling the summer at Oceanside _ “@eponths abroad, are now in Rome, TG San eR emgyay RTs ete ope « teens ay ah a4 ; z ted Pree ID Bee nn ee er ay “\s Sketched in Patents, High and Military Heels Many Other New Styles, $3.85 and $5.85 Stewarts SHOE DEPT 413-417 NORTH SIXTH ST. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED Regularly Priced $1.95 to $15 Sale Prices $1.30 to $10 (Sonnenfeld’s Lingerie Shop—First Floor.) ~ SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue Men’ Broadcloth Site. * 32 Be 1 A i” z (6b ese t Dstt liad ae tn bec RIE ss a paahashea bi ge agie npn. © Stel hay ees AA ta Di haeete re: a. ee af 3 . ‘ = - = = - i x Li i i i i te i ie te ie ie ee te i i i i i ie ie i i i i i i i i a, $12.50 Toric “Kryptok” Bifocal Lenses Monday, in Our Annual FUR CLASSIC, an Important Fur Coat Featuring | Presenting Four Specially Arranged Groups of Fur Coats of Carefully Selected Peltries and in the Very Latest Modes. Every Coat Typifies Our Unchangeable Principle of Always Offering STYLE, QUALITY, DEPEND. ABILITY and EXCESS VALUE! Axminster Rugs ever been able $3 7:50 de Axminsters in iriect would sell - Floorcovering Heavy enamel surface felt- se Floorcovering; attrac- fe patterns; RAR AAA AAR ARO VPRO RRRARS LER ORBLE OS O| ASBABSA Ls ; ADDS A ol 4 4a Kemarkably Low Priced An opportunity to secure iS ; these famous bifocal Lenses NUGENTS xen Match, $3.39 ued eetewew were half. Thorough eye test by experts — guaranteed satis- faction. | ty Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Knapp, I the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Millie “Better Eye Service ¥veve Optical Dept. eV eV ee ewe “A. of 3703 West Pine boule-|in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nelso: Cun- aleard. at her cottage. liff, of Nashville, Tenn. € h Lynn A. Gratiot, of 4530 Mc Miss Evelyn Manheimer of 5730 Towson avenue, has gone to Chi. | Kingsbury boulevard is spending Nugents Mrs. George Perry, of Vandeven- Bargain Bie place and her daughter, Miss Basement Warguerite Perry, have gone to a, Bieitfornia, to spend some time at Pig Angeles and San Francisco. a | tel, Magnolia. TWO-VISION LENSES Mies Helen Hahn, daughter of me so ge agg Kind, for er. and Mrs. Fred Hahn, of 1100 gga Pw Boa PF og ng Lens. Biendon Place, has gone to St. earns op asain: Sever a short while before their re- @ Mrs. Edward F. Jackson, of | 939015 Bartmer avenue, and her| where she will visit her moth. | August in Colorado. Eleanor Knapp, daughter rsburg, Fla., where she will be $ 00 . at a saving of more than =: “Fie Gers fo 40 the Biaughter, Miss Margaret Jackson. | Conveniently Located, Main Floor, NORTH BUILDING, RTT 47 YEARS OF BUILDING FOR TOMORROW—1880 TO 1927 SSccxcaneeenErTy SONNENFELDS bel de Aid dh Aa ie deddd Aeedad dede ded we PAPA RARER ARAL “Ww 610 to 618 Washington Avenue PV TETIVTITTITITITirrrt iri tdi Neti Reed Reddit dete td dA 2 "3 ee * te : sre , . . ee PSeSSERRE eee aee PQA PARIS OFFICE 8 Rue Ambroise-Thomas /WWAAAAAAANNANAAAANAAAALARLAR LAS VEREeeei: 1 Wholesale Cost RESSES RESSES RESSES ve lth Rae Melted Adee td é Smart Missy style in Barus duki with dyed Otter stand- up collar and cuffs, $296. «5295 Beautifully worked Jap Weasel Coat with full shawl collar of brown foe to match, $395. at 395 Calf, in @ lustrous beige shade, fashions the Coat above; shawl collar gf red for, $149.50. [49 French Seal* Coat with gor- geous shawl collar and deep cuffs of natural squirrel, 95. 95 BIULL MU ficed! PTUTTTULYTTIEVITYT TTT TTL LeELeLitLLiseeeicerrT rere A collection of the season’s most popu- lar pelts, including French Seal*; silky Calf in all shades from blonde to rich co- coa; Pony, variously trimmed; Caracul paw; and French Seal*. Aristocratic modes in Jap Weasel; nat- ural Squirrel, Hudson Seal* Beaver, American Broadtail and flat Cara- A most complete group featuring Ba- runduki; flat, silky Caraculs; Muskrats in all shades; Hud- Caracul; sleek, fash- ionable Pony; sand Weasel; Susliki; natural, golden and silver -Muskrat; missy kit Ermine and Marmink. (*Dyed Coney) cul, (*Dyed Muskrat) son Seals*, Pony; tropical Seals; fash- ionable Ocelot; Cheetah Leopard; Broadtail and Aus- tralian Opossum. *Hedaon Beat (Dyed Muskrat) Other Smart Fur Coats From $99.50 to $1495.00 (Sonnenfeld’s Pur Salon—Third Floor.) A Special Feature! Misses’ and Small Women’s FUR COATS 390 50 109) 49 50 —in sizes 13 and 15, from TR aR eR A RARER OR RARE LAR EE 2S ¥ # *French Seal (Dyed Coney) AA AMARA RR AR OA PROB RAPA RRR eeu sue Vee «© AA RA RA RMR RAPA like finding money to : See these wonder Sum- | Sr BAIN 658 iba HE hilk Dresses for $3.90— , Se OE I oe: SS SO _ a | E mane than Newest Fall Frocks Are Arriving Daily at less than cost to Many of the styles will be recognized by tashion-wise women and misses as exact re- plicas of some of the foremost successes of the Paris showings. Misses’, women’s and slenderizing sizes. ‘ao “ Tao (Sonnenfeld's Dress Shope—Fourth Fleer.) think of it—you will aa 4 NX a ee Sketched: Newest Paris le silk crepes, printed chi F 4 of! : : version of the _ skull-cap, Bosses with slips. a eeriped : smartly tucked and stitched gre erg age with silver; silver mercury ‘ in the very new- . ° ~~ nce wanted _ styles. wings at side, $55. Sst he » will be waiting for ¢t to open. Come early for ion. a aan t»—Bargain Basement-) Women’s Scarfs, 59c .. $25 A Group in Our Pin Money Shop at $16.75 Prices Are Moderate, COMPLETE showing which represents the mode for Fall Ranging From and Winter as seen by our personal representative, who selected these Chapeaux individually from the collections shown by the foremost designers of Paris, $25 to $55. (Sonnenfeild's—French Saton.) * rryy

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‘a SUNDAY MORNING; AUGUST 21, 1927__ sie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___..--___ ee oP president, W @ | WwW rnoon. The officers for the com- program and Mrs. W. P. Johnson | burn, : lep - lar meeting of the peomncall be esso if-| Wednesday for Minneas , in honor of Miss Beulah Lund of | regu ‘s Christian |ing year will be elected. Mrs, E. L.| will conduct the lesson on 8¢ e y , . ‘ Hutchinson, Minn., Aug. 13. Chapter of the Woman t > Kirkwood . - Butler will have charge of theigovernment. Mrs. Jasper B - Continued on Ye . , ——— | Temperance Union Wednesday aft Society in Webster Groves ae ies ot nine re aa y avenue will be the hostess at the LINOLEUM DEP THIRD FL a bt - P an. p 0o — . wdwards of Los “ a T. OW Pe | og visiting her father, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Rhodes and, Wis., are expected home the latter;sons are expected home Sept 1 a ee Edwards, of the Belle- their daughter, Margaret, have re-| part of the week. from Lake Geneva, Wie. HA y FE ) ER é Club. Mr. Edwards turned from Highland Park, Grand Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lashly have Announcement has been made of | \ fa - daughter are at present Haven, Mich., where they ig Phe ‘returned from Chicago, where they | the marriage Wednesday morning ee - ot SEPTIC’ Need « of Mr. B. F. Edwards several weeks. Mr. and Mrs.| |e the guests of Mr. Lashly’s pa-|at St. Francis Xavier's Church of! Thousands ~ * Kingsbury place. a eS wt ee Rhodes also visited at Milwaukee. | rents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V.| Miss Evarista Cotter to Hugh By | Ladies’ silk Special Sale “Ti a Beattie, daughter of Lashly, who have been spending | Skarry. Miss Catherine Skarry was SIN : and silk-and- P 2 Maud . FOR . er . PAGE 12_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Harford of rayon Hose, eo genre St MEN’S ONE- @) " Fond Mrs. EE Beattie of Belleview avenue returned home| the summer at the Admiral Hotel, | bridesmaid and his brother, Arthur | lo ; THE NOSE ry . = venue, was the hostess Tuesday from a two months’ so- | Chicago. They spent a few days | Skarry, was best man. Mr. and peemaneecon:s:ceamneuaniate lisle top, heel PIECE KNIT ® > wn part? in celebration of | Mrs. | ayy og : d toe. O . . ‘ | “gjnner journ at Lake Geneva, Wis. et gcrnngans Pag se jai of Mr. ote Trametes 4 nay | brs! Sg honeymoon | p.-ommended for Sinus Trouble 4 Catarrh ae. $1.00. Lowest Prices in the City UNION SUITS. i aonaay. The party was fol- : | hunt that took _ and Mrs. H. M. Patton of we f, by & Sera road who have been spend- Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Willingham Mrs. J. W. Brigham and her two , | ee on motor rides to va- he ‘at Eagle River,' of Oakwood avenue and their two ompsarem have returned from Grand . . 7 - e, points in the county. ing the summer | = — ; Haven, Mich. Bake » UT THEY MUST GO Boys’ School Suits Sale - F bel gcott and her sister. Mrs. Minna Van Raalte of 3 Is f | .. 4 Scott, daughters of Ma- || Gray avenue has returned from ( New Fall styles— 23 ) ee eare. Scott of Fort Leaven- Large—Loose—Lustrous Chicago, where she was the guest FIVE STORES 1 and 2 pants 95 om ar). | spending a few weeks Natural ‘|of friends at the Chicago Beach Sixth & Lucas 6°30 Easton Suits, single and ° ; x = Hotel 1428 wee | - 2 ao Cherokee doubl arenstedl “¥ their ane ego = : . 223 8. Broadway oubie ° - : ae | o - : oe A : sy obert Permanent | Mrs. George W. Clinton is spend- | § The Recognized Leader | im) EVERY SUMMER DRESS a - t ae Shoes & R : ing the month of August at Eagle . / hn 7% o lt. _ cmmatt and chitéven || River, Wis. | Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday = eZ Must Be Sold, Regardless of Former Formerly . OB gegen nga Ames 2 est | “ CS 2s : 9 i , gone t "16. W ave $ | Mrs. HC. Ames of 124 West It EVER EG G S \ \ 7 : Price—Here They Are at Four | Men S Work and $5.00 a® relatives until Sept. 15 we ReaGnggtins wytecteneten son aE ee ae 3 ; Se ERT rennet panty eg rte ygponn I 9 ALOR tly a lle ~etiaens “~ ~~ pears. - 4 winiaenathonee ts Sipe aslo _ ~-¢ « - pr Ue ‘ >) ~ “ _ « * ay ~ £7 bs A - « ee ’ . 7 > ¢ ee Ras A - A . doen have just returned from a three- GOOD Bargain Prices Seller's t Sev, George E. Preussner of 4, Mo. with Mrs. Preussner scar Proea herbert orm) ge | } D Dress Pants Choice FT MAMME One heir tte daughter = ae RESSES $ : . aii aul eentens Mr. and Mrs. Edward Catlin FRESH, F DRESSES $ Stylish strap Axtell, ‘ye the guests of Mr Tr re ee db ee ee — ee ee Se SS ee Se he r ict Clinton that gives a ert -|| have given up their home - oe EXTRA Th p w That ee — es $ 00 slippers, pumps Mrs. Cc. W. Benedict of fect marcel et- 3}} wood and will reside wit their a ere ants: sizes.. : 7 LARGE. Up to $5.00.. ; = fect. White, gray Entire Head daughter and son-in-law, Mr, and . and Mrs. J. J. Ross of Louls- or any color Ringlet Ends |}|| Mrs, Edward S. Hart. DOZ...:.« 7 r ith ) Ky., spent a few days w Men $ Dress $] .98 % ~ daughter and son-in-law, UP Up to $3.95.. hair successfully Long Hair, | Mrs. Carl Fox of Elm avenue ; ; With E P d of Rich . Baie Wied Out Spam “AVC $7.50 | nas gone to Mobile, Ala., to spend |Qf Valleys th. ene... 406 4 DRESSES $¢ | DRESSES $ Paste; att stine.. = a month with relatives. “FINEST SPREAD FOR BREAD” z | ore | fo | a nea polis. IDEAL BEAUTY SHOP ||, 3: winan Biron ana, son |f Eoee $8.00..2".2 That Were That Were 3 BASEMENT SPECIALS 9 Meg sec-Davia B. Witson PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALISTS | > ee Up to $7.00. Up to $12.50 $2.50 Aluminum Roasters, lerge | Palmozive Talcum es land place departed Detroit 411 North 7th St. 3d Floor Holland Bldg.cis a Been ee Se ee Given With Every Can of : P p . ; siz $1.59| White Enamel is ot ene ote be Gale Chicagc . Cc Mr. and Mrs. William H. Stub- |] id Malt ) P. & G. Seap......20 lay on a moto Suite 32U-21-22-23 , 3 Telephone GArfield 5099 and GArfield 7599 blefield of Jefferson road motored 1.00 “at. $1.65 Wear-Ever Springs. 'S $5.00 VALUE : : me om: »xi ] r - ° lators, aluminum, §1. Wear-E ‘ Freerick W. THIS OFFER NOT GOOD AFTER AUGUST |: | to Mexico, Mo., to spend the week — MEN $ ercolato ; Ser. and Mrs. r NO onacwes WITH ANY OTHER SHOP IN THIS CITY 3||end with Mr and Mrs. John A. - or % See eee eer e rare - a of 601 West Washington ? 300 Assorted iuammanmanm THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS aammnmnmam. | Martens. ne OXFORDS AND SHOES eet of ely annaheer, LA —— Gaynor Blake, son of Mr. and/§ he C and Mrs. L. F. Good, of Haat avenue while en route to ae SESH He LOSS eee Tee EEE EEF re es -_——— CeCe Se ee ee esses see ee are enjoying a river trip on encveevevesossscescee: seccssoscecces TT iitairtiisstitiiititetititio _| Mrs. R. E. Blake, has been spend- : A ns ES pe Pitragestiestestra trie raettettemneerretht sete seetietreretter tree: Se tette reste eeeeet tem: ebuoy Soap. ......: ® Bald Eagle, up the Mississi ppl. . i: | ing the past two months at Mera- | by will stop at Fost Madison, Oc Blak ety ouae aa mos) | } mi LE ee $1 10 vets ole a and other towns. Blake have also gone to the springs | » Fe ae ° e In um | a fom 2; Saaihions ue for the remainder of their vacation. | # @i, Bay ai, lop Flavored N R G gh , A. G. Fine | 7 2 Made only of § | ew ayon In ams @ ek-end at Kansas City with MESHEES! Miss Ruth and Miss Betty Brig- | r Aha {ia ‘ ©. Beck. ham, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. A 12y B22 wy bariey | Beautiful patterns in the new Fall fabrics. — ; Cc IE . . F. Brigham of 480 Oakwood ave- vt of Composed of rayon and cotton in a range of Cc “wisses Julia and Ellen Cronin ererreeeretres *eeeeree PSH r the eerepes spp bte rereeey pb +8 eee ene eeeseweeeee Se ee eee ee eee PSCC SRO EERE Ae eee Cee e SESEESESSERESSSISE SEES BRS Sis asses ted several days ago for hmond, Ind., and Detroit, Mrs. A. W. S d family et Se Felt-Base BS Re 4 Sull @ his son | Mrs. A. W. Saegesser and fami ° . oY ce _W. EB. Sullens an ; of Oakwood avenue have returned Sugar ALL-WOOL STORM Ruffled Curtain Sets . Floorcovering om, Rr; ~+ es eave gone on a motor trip from a motor trip through Texas $2.00 value 5-piece $ 19 — ae ponset Duco, Th a pa * three weeks through the and Oklahoma, {O LBS SERGE Ruffle Sets of sheer "Bl « seas wie c Be ~ ' :. —— Full rolls. * 4 , i. iS nue, departed Wednesday on a tour of the Great Lakes summer Avon —. @ patterns that is most appealing. sv resorts. sr Per yard sheecedescasede Mrs. H. C. Rhodes and her) @ soppy. cimit Yard — cotenes Square yd. Lillian Herron of Dickson daughter, Mary Frances, have re-({|§ GTA eseeee insert : ienue was the hostess at a tea turned from Eagle River, Wis., . LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS ON SALE HERE - treasure hunt Wednesday eve- : | where they spentthe past month. | = eee , ~~ - me in honor of Miss Isabel and $33 | ne ea ERR a : 20 nd Brid ge ot Mrs. William Hoeman of Rock~ | R220 Serengeti Torri as ae 2 2 eae coe i ae es i Scott of Fort Leavenworth, 0 epee Mee | ford, Ill., has returned home after! Fo2c2ou§ 7 : 3 Sets ranging in price from =| spending the past month as the | eS | ae ee ‘vrs Alfred N. Engel and her #:| guest of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. T.) Bice eB A . “paere § iether, Mrs. Frank Taylor, re- $5.00 to $67.50 # Huston of Oak Terrace. |) ES ! Silk Top Chiffons ned Sunday from a motor trip Included in this selection are English, French, Bavarian. Japanese and #3: Miss Beulah Lund, who has been) Se ie : miake Geneva, wy ey Wanes =e Domestic. An opportune time to select a charming service for Fal] #i| the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. a: o 14 . Bpent three weeks. Mra. Engel's *eeeereeeeee . “ee eeeer eee Segpers teecese ree : entertaining. i Anderson and family of North Elm F&=: = —_— . ayy 7 well Bughter, Norma, will leave Sept. ;| avenue for several weeks, returned, fo lS. Louis’ Largert Womens obecialty hop for Richmond. Ind., where she * ereree eooreses StSe “7 * “er seeererer Peer esse oes =“ssee8 . aseeer pedesseeetsseessacss ereceeer eeeeee - ** was announced. | Eos Fresh, new chiffons, | £ bme Sept. 1 from a tour of the | | Mrs. Noel Chadwick returned’ [> oa : peckes, in a8 we . eauie ESTABLISHED 1885 #i|/ home ‘Thursday from Chicago! -) c= | | ed sth ae “ey ee Miss Carol Mathey of 8 Highland 33 ione top to toe (inter 3 sth where she spent several days with | om " ) 1 1eC © ee ace, Is spending August at the SIXTH a A LOCUST«" at the Blackstone Hotel. | ae ( wear), ee Mr. ol a a an. Slee ae Mr. and Mrs. Edwin S. Healey SnSe | inton place returned Wednesday and their daughter, Miss Judith,| Fe: Ai De of Values to $95 at : - | Luxuriously, Furred PPPPPP PILED EP PPM ae ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee $ T ~\ 58 Other Special Pricings for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chandlee and ; This Sale, $38 to $375 their daughter, Betty, have return. j West. They made short stope at | ed from a motor trip through Mich- -— = pele , Ange mattic, Lake Louise and Yellow: Ch h made duri 1 ; ‘gan and Wisconsin. : ° P ee ees tan. ap ee ‘_ he Park. arge purchases « during this sale payable in November. Mr lie ae : eee | j ne lh A small cash deposit will hold any Coat until wanted. Purchase Ma + and Mra. James F. Cook of c— iy Sates , a Gives Children's Party. may be made on our weekly or monthly Budget Plan. nee avenue returned Aug. 14/ Kiam , © e ees Sa on és _ Miss Sophie Janes of Webster : rom an Eastern trip. — tw ee ee ae Size Rand +7 "ves gave a children’s party at : Of Interest at This Time Also Is Among those spending a few FF: ler ae an Sager a Catholic Outing Home Friday : | Weeks at Sylvan Beach, Mich., are | fs ~ Ss J pri EERE “ ba “€rnoon.' Miss Virginia G. Good- Our Au ust Sale of Fur C |Mrs. Oscar A. Sample and Judge | [= : i ; * : he, NACE acoud Fle 3: PoUgh and Miss Francis Goodnough £ OatS fic. a. Wurdeman, With Mrs. Wur.| Poss Coat 94 a — or, me LS a — Clayton, Mo.; Miss Jane A. Ss. : deman is her daughter, Mi: Ss S ~ nes = Se Re oe ERR meee =n and Miss Mary V. Quinn In Sizes for Stout Women and Misses nor. . Panes ~ auan a - anaes aoneseirwwurecers — - “ae - ca sored mo RRP oa =o eae : : SO ane = . = ~~ = —— sae Be on oO r t the past week at the Catholic Mrs. Hans Howe, of 706 East Big oy a ~ youn | Bena road entertained informally THOMAS W. GARLAND. Inc, Sexth thre to Broadway, Bereren Loan and Se. Charies i ) eae . the paw ag enjoyed A week tones e+ e-eke Or sapntenes et

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ne i al pores 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 yn | burn. president, will depart - -| Wednesday tor Minneapolis. ¢ Continued on “ext Page, * 4 Kirkwood - , ~w . — =~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * oat | =n . gue Edwards of Los An- peen visiting her father, ’ . | 5 rds, of the Belle- . Boys Caps 89 . Ie club. Mr. Edwards . CHARGE . aie t : $1.25 value... be » og mF. Dawatts | PURCHASES Special Sale Price re 3 gingsbury place. LE BEL, avd Beattie, daughter of omer te [ON PAYABLE MEN’S ONE- , a W. J. Beattie of ewe (i PIECE KNIT 3 a a eute. was the hostess he: Ae Y/ stg ' NOVEMBER ist Cc ain ty in celebration of "Eye & Vig Fg UNION SUITS. Ba nasy. The party was fol- eee & Be magtg on motor rides to va- boa BE eh 6 rei PAS Bi ey . t. gents in the county. wea. Se ae ERIN OK ee 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixt sa eae! Scott and her sister, ig iy, Sa ca ae Scott, daughters of Ma- Mrs. Scott of Fort Leaven- | CA § ae foie ta ee | he 2 f hare spending a few weeks RN \ RR : Io es ~ On . € 4, €e their grandparents, Mr. and SS Whe th (aN Scott, of Bodley ave- $e H » X vs va A> aS . 4 : BS iy v7, | ) é, m Nn 1 4 « A. M. Russell and children VAS Le PANN. 2? &. a aed St € ai 1d § 4 ly ‘ l t gone to Duluth, Minn., to A REN ete oie MN Gis | fry fe One Mids rat A Re 1g WARN Oe a tpt PE 9 hy ‘ ey a ade re hpi eS ug ak ea ™ 2 oie ung tee eee os Th Rant sae we . { ae ASA oy ae eae Aa WO? CIB « Pe | Bh tem a faa a ee a ! Ee relatives until Sept. 15. | . George E. Preussner of Choi Ao Mo. with Mrs. Preussner SE AS | ae A hi, me i ae =e ‘aeti and their little daughter, | po Naa é Vien we. Me = ; Sa , ; 3S sS4& e SS ‘ . - aes = . | SS s v ’ : is ’ r «Ae \ ‘ ‘ S lS SS ’ . Ss ‘ . 7 po ¥ ae SES _ Fa Ss as al a Sy ag . . ‘ e ~ - & Sete a y & 4 x 7 aN . . . " . — f ik ee Jeff a... S23 WS - y aS - . 4 « poy ee . ‘ we ce > SS S SS ue > ° ‘ " d ad . ; ~~ —. . . se AS ay and Mrs. David B. Wilson | + ive SS a S Fa Palmotive Tal is 7 my et “ AS: . . * Ls | 4 & ? . . , ‘$$ 2 Gd ‘! if 4 , > aN SS . : , sive cum Powder ere a NYE ity Sa 3 A ¢ ; ' S > 4 ) . | \ . : , ° 7 : P 2 0-2 a * ‘ thy 4 we | aN ~ % a 1 ‘ ; : ‘ 7 ' = ’ Sa ‘ ‘ > : ; “ if So : : . ~ 10¢ #12 Moreland place departed hi amel ‘White En = macwet and 10 as Beisy on & motor trip to Colo- “Ever Saucepans, [i ago Springs. C ee pid ‘3 at. if Bt) at ‘ >.> . ‘ Se a. q : q : ' ’ Bai" ins’? 58 1s aN A . yy 2h SS 3 i, = : RY . 2 onntees + yg iP npg EE — Mr. and Mrs. Freerick W. OS aN : , ie og BB ae. i ' ‘ Silver King Wash Boards 49¢ Mpammiereck of 601 West Washington er | 7) aes io, = Se wa Ff Fox’ " 4 yee ~ vet oe “mee and their daughter, Lu- Were ne es WUR \S aiae ANN ) : a\er | 15e Can | +e++ +200 BRS are enjoying a river trip on A Se thle By SX AEN | i 1 IAL | 10 Bars Lifebu ..+++.58¢ Mme Bald Eagle, up the Mississippi. Wks: a | ar oA a Se | Ae Baer will stop at Fost Madison, Va" P\. A'S IL rn oe . ' [ leum ; and other - shee ” > > he ‘ ES S & ; ‘ | . +¥ a NS es * ; ‘an. A. G. Finer is spending the q ee ererg ae 4h PURI OSS ats 's an OCCASION...when Ov- es. rertect, full-fashe fig § - o AY | RETR NOS NT . ; ce ioned, silk top to toe (inter f 4 Mee ny Mathey of 8 Highland MAN BSS hf? : 3 ! ers of the beautiful, the exquis linings of hem and feet of me pace, ls spending August at the ; i : i by San ; \ Mate i : : ° the fine lisle for wear), a eee en & Pevely, Mo. eS. § iM ati} NS Ni j : | ite in apparel may enjoy enon hes Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bowers of ‘ : Seki) \\\ ee ' ys : ‘ an astonishl Main Floor—Sixth St. #4 @inton place returned Wednesday| - Seat \\ | SSN 3 | luxury of elegance at y fm a trip through the West.| | | A AR SN as : low price. We honestly believe bm Seattle they took a boat trip AAS VBS EOLA RQAY 0 > ee ai ; ‘ Vancouver, and after a short SRA RFRA QS hh fone that these choice W inter ee y there, they visited Mt. Rainer at SARIS SRR Ue alate . rit and o mrk, Portland and Colorado. “SAQAARRARR RAE Sai SO an investment of such me r Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams of ARR FATT SSR =. | such worth-while savings ff a “a Wiferson avenue departed yester- ‘ SERIA GE RRA. AG . ; ord to for New York, where they will MCE a | RT SS pes \ ae woman in St. Louis — 1 , mend the late summer at their SSA IRe > TRA RawiS MA NEiN Si - { ortunity unless val- mp in the Adirondacks. Chit Me Be SMA / ERECTA YF : iY ignore this Orr “wi Mrs. Harry D. Donovan of Cen- CS OM N bi ay / i j ina? ie he = 2 ' , AES ue means nothing to ner. place was a guest at the fare- ad Wa Mesh ides BES RE ae, , Ye i 3 sree ot ine Coneree Hotel HENAN. \\ R\/) yy} ry MES £7 | me Luxurious y ana Lavisnty Furre lassmates at school in the East. ff “i ills i . \ A] Xe ; up iN WA : F i : Natural or Dyed Squirrel ) Wi he ru ot Si Ot ‘ A K ‘\ \ | Es i , Ue fi ba > | Lyn x Wolf Fox Martin : Nutria Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sommers and A . NY ’ j eI | a Ww Hi; hi if | £ ANS wiA Fitch Beaver Kolinsky s0n have returned from a We Rey | Hah WN \ Re : ae weeks’ motor trip through higan. : — a AY SONS EE 3 Oil (Riz | : EMark Anderson of Elm avenue A LUNA ZZ See Th a Modes for the Young Miss one today for Nevada, Mo., Re . fas ~ % tS AN ‘ % V4 ik ast ~ f ny i, 2 | 7 / A NY 7 y Women s Sizes 4% delegate to the State conven- iP Ny SY Beta eS NEES oS WS) ig By) es | . M of the American Legion. a has if cger\ NET NY a ie NE NE . Larger Women’s Models Alfred N. Engel ena his eon . , ae NW 7 lt Wit ENN er SS a 4) Beale 7 ££ 2: Ss wil, will spend the week at Se- | WB . NE ae ' | te ARE AN \ RY ne A PRE ita 1% . ° re | a NA IE REASONABLE aa were they are exhibiting ANS. A ANS PRT k)) eae eS NO LI ey | SF Ma \\ TA am KLINE’S— DEPOSIT ’ orses, Norma Peavine and = > : ir we AY . i j 1 ft f fd fi Ee X \ Sy ‘ es - } ; 43s Hw ‘ilaig i= \ Ba Se NN ) jo * Pa f { ; 1 \ (, ey iy | Third Floor. HOLDS ANY COAT King, at the State Fair. Se = VR aa) ay ie eS SAMA AN 1) SO BE BS SES) hh NR FOR FUTURE nia to LM x > & P y ; 5 bs) F} jh ARS Ws oh \ ‘ pe, =); 4 i if ‘as es * . sity Y iy) if ‘ete TP ff, ; fi , x Y eS by Se SS ar j jf P eS ’ x 2. ‘ , ; . 2 ; B Webster. Groves t >. —tued From Preceding Page. f “3 a delegate to the fifty- ; Convention of the National B® Christian - Temperance om, Aug. 25 to 31. i ~ E. B. Finley of Oakwood av- tt has gone to Petoskey, Mich., Pend the remainder of the Rmmer, wet oa and Mrs. George Hunt of nd Rapids, Mich., will arrive to- , Ww to be the house guests of Ltd Mrs. Walton J. Wright of Bi by | ' Sieemisceas:| Yonder =m e- ests on, S | of eS Miss Isabel} Wright Weanes. ‘ : & APPROVED j Yafternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Na- Models = WINTER ; ~ wiggr g Forrest City, Ark.. ° e€ guests of Mr. and & ys Wright this week. _ ae Re SHADES Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Jennings | ‘ oa mi Lockwood avenue have re- : es : “ from a motor trip through | Ry | F . ie €st. They made short stops at . Sf ranciscan a) Lake Loui y. Park. = oes see Newtan Sandor ; Gives Children’s Par | ; 4 rty. Ra &-3 bd , Miss nile Janes of Webster a : Continental ave a children’s party at . 3 Catholic Outing Home Friday eS | Shagbark y mn. Miss Virginia G. Good- e ‘@nd Miss Francis Goodnough a Black i na Miss Jane A. “ iss Mary V. Quinn . . the past week at the Catholic Moscova | « Home as counsellors for ~ ° Ng girls who enjoyed a week © country.

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I Ss TG fn blip ait sth adler. SEA a Dee ee a err ae Joe PB. . at - —F d j = Be had es ote ae he ‘> honing a a ere are Ne tag ra atent ny Spe atedinty get rien tp te Sate gh tere etnies hegre “ et: ate CN ee ee a ee os ee ee ee . ema nseee a eee See nee oie PE mee ae rh neem — oN set, RNA mp oe PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1997 een nnn ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Acivities of Boy and Girl Scouts LAST BOYS AND GIRLS DEPART FOR CAMP 300 Members of Scout Organ- izations Go as Final Sum- mer Sections. The final call to camp for St. Louis Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts | sounded yesterday, when members | | of the last section of each of the, organization’s official camps en- trained for Irondale and Pevely, Mo., respectively. Two and twenty-five Boy Scouts, the w N ‘Uolante A New Fall Arrival From I. MILLER LLL CG ACN ta tL net. . BLACK SUEDE — Black MAUVETTE SUEDE Snake Trim hundred | Wi} girls bound || ever || perial, i have been accommodated since thr 4} middle of June. || centage of | throughout ae ' | St. Louis Boy Scouts. ! | began yesterday. as we CR’. . Sa OS PA RAR aL | he swimming pool at Camp Irondale, the official camp of the The last section of the camp for the summer | } ‘largest group this year, left Union | | Station early yesterday on a special | train for Camp Irondale, and were the afternoon by 76 for Camp Pevely. These two sections will bring to ‘followed in | a close the best attended camps two St. Louis All told, 1105 held by the scout organizations. 1 boys have registered in the six sec- 4} tions of Camp Irondale this sum- while 278 girls attended thi The | mer, | five sections of Camp Pevely. || Irondale record was almost equaled i! by that made by the Lions’ Den } ; | Reservation, the official week-end || camp of the Boy Scouts near Im- Mo., where 1047 campers A noticeable per- the Lions’ Den campers, however, were “repeats,” many Lions’ Den will close Saturday. it Horseback Ride a Feature. i: Besides the main Irondale camp | | and the separate Ranger Camp for | i scouts of advance rank, both of open the summer, several features were initiated at which were | added | various times. The most ambitious | was a 250-mile horseback ride by | | \ the || but others, equally popular, were Rangers through the Ozarks. a Merit Badge camp, for first-class troops having camped there sever- || Ii al times during the summer. The | continuously | ‘to 12 years old stay at Glen” cabin and specialize in wood- craft. Those 13 and 14 are at “Rocky Ridge,” and have devoted their time to nature study. The 15, 16 and 17 year old group are the “pioneers” and stay on ‘‘Pio- neer Hill.” Pioneering is the most advanced of Girl Scout work, and includes camp cooking, the build- ing of bridges and towers and ad- | wood | Twelve of the girls have | been in camp all summer, but the | Others have gone there only for. vanced nature study and craft. the one and two week sections. The total Girl Scout attendance of 278 is the camp at Jefferson last year. The Jefferson Barracks camp had held the record for large | attendance, Scout Notes SOUTH DISTRICT. Troop 74 of the Sherman School celebrated its fourth month of ex- istence with a hike to Cliff Cave | Aug. 13, 11 scouts making the trip under the leadership of Assistant boys being drenched by Scoutmaster E. B. Kelly. the troop’s first “wet This was hike,’”’ the . rain both foing and returning. A game of “Capture the Flag,” the main event | the troop. | Irondale has passed “Woody | 38 more than attended | Barracks | an hour and @ half without either side being successful in making off with their opponent's flag. Scout Schuchat has completed his sec- ond class work and is leading all candidates for the first class rank. Troop 141 went on a truck hike to Brickery, Mo., on the Missis- sippi River, 60 miles from 8&t. Louis. The truck broke down four miles before their destination was reached, and the scouts hiked the remainder of the distance, carrying their knapsacks and packages. Aft- er a lunch, cooked and eaten as soon as the boys arrived, the whole troop went fishing. A week-end hike is being planned for Labor day. Scouts Kirk and Forshee are leading in a mystery contest being staged by Troop 143, both having scored so far a total of 45 points. They each have brought one new member to the troop, and have at- tended two outdoor meetings. The “mystery” element of the contest enters in that no one knows what the prize is to be. Another re- cruit, Arthur Crigger, has joined Scout Miller at Camp two merit badges. The next meeting of the troop, which will be the third out- door meeting of the summer, will be held at the home of Scout Hart- man, under the Assistant Shoemaker had ning. NORTH DISTRICT. Scouts Leberman and Stephens the | troop after being away on vaca- | | tions. of Troop 3 have returned to The trgop is on a hike to Highland, Ill., this week-end. Troop 206 plans to take a 24.1 mile hike today. Five of the mem- bers left for a two-weeks’ stay at Camp Irondale yesterday. Two re- cruits passed their Tenderfoot tests at the’ last meeting, which was at- tended by 14 scouts, three mascots, four troop committeemen, and the scoutmaster. Miss McDonald’s Debut Oct. 21. Miss Carol McDonald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart McDon- ald of 24 Washington terrace, will! be formally presented to society at a ball at the home of her par- ents the evening of Friday, Oct. |. Miss McDonald will make her)! 3: 31. bow in the same ballroom where her mother, as Miss Grace Moon, \FUNERAL OF MISS MEAGHER Services To Be Held Monday At New Cathedral. The funeral of Miss Sally Meagher, president of Sally Meagher, Inc., a millinery shop at 463 North Kingshighway boule- vard, will be from the new Cathe- dral at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. Burial will be at Cavalry Cemetery. Miss Meagher, who was 55 years old, and lived at 4349A Maryland avenue, died Thursday night at St. Luke’s Hos- pital, She had been operated on there several days before for ap- pendicitis. For many years Miss Meagher was a buyer for the Scruggs-Van- dervoort-Barney department store. and she was among the first St. Louis department store buyers to make trips to Paris for buying purposes. In 1913, she orened her own shop in the Century Build- ing in partnership with Miss Mar- garetta Klein. Three years ago the shop was moved to North Kingshighway. Miss Meagher is survived by two nephews, Major Richard L. Daly, auditor of the Board of Education, and his bro- ther, James L, Daly, auditor of the Pike County Coal Corporation, Chicago. Lindenwood Alumnae Entertain. Echoes of the Lindenwood Col- lege Centennial are being heard among the California clubs of alumnae, where the been entertaining, Miss Alice Lin- nemann of the college faculty act- ing as hostess. The latest of these in the Empire Room of the Fair- mont Hotel at San Francisco was in honor of the Lindenwood Col- lege girls in Western California. After a luncheon, an election of officers was held for the San Fran- cisco Club, in which Mrs. I. Hain, formerly Miss Eva Meek. who has a number of friends in St. Louis, was chosen president: other new officers are Mrs. J. C. Craven. vice president; Mrs. J. B. Kerr. secretary, and Mrs. J. W. Mason, treasurer. 493 N. 8th charge of Scout || tuhlman, a special instructor, who || has just returned to the troop after |: an absence of nearly a year. Junior |. charge || ‘of the meeting last Monday eve- || ‘at Mayfair Hotel Bldg. Our Tremendous Reorganization | Shoe Sale Continues } | SHIRLEY’S Save at least one - third on your Fall Footwear. $3.55 to $8.95 WICHERT'S Beautiful Shoes included. SPECIAL! College Girl Sport Oxfords; broken lots 'tino Memorial Service,” college has | in a “Temple of Remembrance” on R. | was VALENTINO on Theater Stage. By the Associated Prers LONDON, Aug. of women fought their way Shepherds Bush Pavilion, a Lon- don movie theater, to a 20.—Thousands into the stage. This “Temple’ had smoking cen- side of a plinth, letters “R. V.” A _ large wreath rested against it. star Ivor Novello, MEMORIAL FIGHT Women Clamor to Go to “Shrine” | which is abroad, returning to H | Anchor Hall, Jefferson avenues Thursday, Sept, 96) noon and evening. ote Hosmer Hall Head @. Mrs. Elma H. Bentog: of Hosmer Hall, will gneu of the school year: her sabbetiess during the second oT . eS , her absence, Miss Grace | assistant “Valen. | performed will remain as an actives | the faculty, taking hep aa | leave in 1928-1929, insteas, coming year. sers and tall candlesticks on either | ‘Sit girls . the lower step. France and Switzerland, “4 of which was decorated with the | : laurel | On top. was a large picture of, Valentino, ‘and the Italian flag. The “service” conducted by the English film | principal, wit, Mrs. Benton's duties ang & len C, Craig, teacher 9g Mrs. Be schools i Be Scholarship Bazape | A bazar for the benets, St. Louis Parent-Teacher of ship Foundation will be = a = s ~ wy b on Request eae th ‘EESERTEREEES S i i r js i tyle Guides \\ i} }) Prompt Mail Order Service Presenting “Trimline” Tailored — —_——. ——- —- ee Pump Triumph for Fall * KAFFIR CALF, a New and Richer Black AUTUMN CALF, a Smarter Tan SCINTILLANT, Patent Designed to make the foot look sizes smaller. Glove-fitting gore front under the matching leather bow. neta a = see 6 the Leading Styles and three stores. WONDERFUL SHOES 429 N. 6th—6118 Easton—716 Olive POM TIIiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiis Premier showing Monday J in the Fall Exposition of — the Leading Values at all if / SHEEP RPEOHE easeeeees ase eeses ~~ . . te . ~~ s S ~~ ~~ ~~ RQQAQQOAOY$ . ~~" ONG PURSUIT OF GEE 2ESULTING IN HIS ¢ BEGAN CAREER OF G ung Doctor Who Was to Be Leader Joined Cavalry in Shared Arduous Camf By HICKMAN POWE NEW E wanted to g0 to sea. He wanted to the Arctic. His father wanted him to did. Then he went west to fight Indian The young doctor frome Harvard. arriv wsona, the hot evening of July 4, 1885, and made the night loud with whoops and gt He reported to Capt. Henry W. Lawton, looked down from his 230-pound emin es. He folded the arms which could hh He twisted his bristling mustache. x what the hell are you doing, lieved. G *” he asked. sent in his 4 » want to get into the line at In April Se.” said Leonard Wood. paign. Mf = telegraph but Husky at 25. periors.« Lawton looked him over. A flash me Bky youngster, but husky, about; peak to with long silky mustaches distance of @ yellow hair. Just a contract ) was a fox eon, with no commission and {45 4 fox. » military knowledge. Probably their men muldn’t ride. Probably qareed fo be had a football physique troops, bu months it 1} scouts desiring to work on these |, Of the afternoon, terminated after | |" susebatsncsussesessvensessesveensosnssnsensnsessvs0¥sueessusust0s0ssu est s¥s0s001 0ssnSUs0stTvGts sOSTS=TITOUDITSTSITIISIOIOITITE® | | special honors, and several all-day | hikes on foot by members of the main camp. An entirely new feature this | summer was the Tepee, or all-sum- || mer camp, which still is in session —at present at Washington, D. C. || The 40 boys composing it are On a | tour of the East, after spending a | month and a half at Irondale and | | Big Springs Park at Van Buren. | | During the tour they will visit the Gettysburg battlefield, also Phila- | delphia and other historic points, | before returning to St. Louis in time for the opening of school. Three Groups of Girl Scouts. The Girl Scout camp, the first held on the organization’s own property, has been divided into three groups, according to age, during its five sections. Girls 19 made her debut. ad fo mn re om Harvard. So did Lawton. ,; made him “We start at 4 in the morning,” | Other det the great Indian fighter. | off the qu “Phe troop had only on; un-{ Lawton tened horse. Unassigned for) Five me ason. “A very special aui- Here was ml,” said the sergeant, by way Juan. Hil introduction;. and veterans} They sta Butkled in their beards. Wood indians, Mounted, and in-a moment was; ¥@S Mar prancing in a clump of brush. He} oo ride syed put. | 000 feet > That day he rode his hand gullie | It was h rough- Mited nag 25 miles. For the as scorched bare h Henry A.WEIL 7 916-916 OLIVE ST. S | five days, ridifig oe ie sie Monday . . . Greater Than Ever Before in Selections and Savings . . . Weil’s de, he averaged 18 Sours, MIT 3M pelivities, he averaged 18 hours pe Gay. Not galy is feet b peck EEE ne : a dle.” ‘The gp Sevres; looke.) 4878 om SPECIAL OFFER OF . KROEHLER MADE a8 over, decided he would do.) ered thelr | o : | on had found his partner, was thel | NnU C O ine Od § Be rode a horse almost until) ¥#*% eut $175.00. Special while 24 Suites EO ee Aas =a st ns death, but we had got to it had : minking of him as a grizzled old lived on» Bag SES wh mya, —Mauvette Snake Trim, COCOA KID ii —Cocoa Lizard Trim. it GRAY SNAKE —Gunmetal Silk Kid Trim Se raeties aede ere o> Joa i: am. f hae ar teapetiicaiyl med sear x 1 oe preanennntes pan ene “a aie ¢ as ye Ip > : ae s i ten ah agg s AT a Sener a ‘ mF . te " rok ews eT ia Prt aabNy mag = ‘ per is a py > ERE = Ben ey : oH ‘ya Wek x 3 = le er ~~ +e i ee ¥ i ea POC Sx ingen git STN Pe Oa a 1 Mea RE tr 5 ae SRP eee my oy 4 ¥ ; ab Pv ai ° TT cha ctee A. tame ONS Po bce? ot page w > aig eg eg Fay ; SES DONE gee Coe Beit ss arty * co Aiey Perens Te LP ae Sa Neve angrenc sea 78 PY | a 2 2 Seas hee G tadbey peta + Aa 9, hae oar “a pAT s 7 PE hem pa4 ee ede. ete, . . ae . Pmt pee ” - Pee t= aaa “The Store That Sells Nice Things” HENRY A. WEIL, we. 916-318 OLIVE ST, A clever Slipper by I. MILLER that emphasizes its ultra-ynewness by its charming use of stunning material combinations. A Reasonable De- posit Reserves Any Coat Selected Charge Purchases Will Not Be Pay- able Until Nov. 1 fan. Colonel of tlie Rough Rid- | Meat. mee, yes; but he had been a G2n-’? find was ral a long time. He made ( stagnated. ches and gave interviews,) Months. — gophet of preparedness, excoria-| ©Xtra cht of reds. He ended his career) #24 plemt ting Filipinos in a Legisla- A Hard ' re; but he began It fighting Still th eronimo in the desert. He was a( ..askin pave youth then, with eager blue} ... and white-yellow hair that( pores matened in the blistering sun. dimmed yminc on the Warpath. the Ww 4 corpses, The Apaches were drunk with wantonly mod. Geronimo had jumped) would f = Teservation. Geronimo, name’ hamlet. eterror, with 134 men, women At tit M@ children, He had beén cap-( seatter. ~ mec three times before. Now he) follow worse than ever. He slew? the band Z a ambush. He pillaged, marchin SIZES. hed and murdered. When he) rattlesr WOMEN’: HALF time he tortured. He wrapped | tula bit | Yy meee, \N Sf SOROS BRE ak GY SIZES. SIZES SiR aicmn ws a tebe enon sien et | [ | WI : KK Ba i, ~ >. ead shrunk to a brittle coffin. He({ til he fel y : OX my Y ei ed men to the neck, near hun-) he was Of . Snt-hills. He hung little girls{ Miles P the jaws, and let their moth-} When tre - Watch them die. But usually( retieved. didn’t have time. His band but Wood mck and vanished into laby-/ wood ne Mhine canyons and hills, darting ment of and forth across the Mexi- One ¢ border, party of ven. Crook had rounded up ali{ column. other Apaches, and now wasjand his I Geronimo’s band. For nine( west that gr ths Wood campaigned with{ was impe . Be ‘oops. Not until January did/the he * Commission as Assistant Sur-(ward. Ti arrive, but before that he)tion was commanded a detachment of\ ged w = Which lacked an officer / derous “InO Was playing hide-and- Rides * They would have him cor- 7 i, then the band would scat-; Wood fF 8nd vanish among the rocks, Seventy a 2s a few women and children! of te “aptives to impede the pur-| Wa" bac march mi he walk | ; ' i | Sumptuously Fur-Trimmed Creations That EXCEL All You £ Have Ever Seen in Fashion... Surpassing ANY You Have Seen in Value 30 Luxurious “Sample” Coats ] —Models of Rare Elegance, WORTH DOUBLE I Upholstered in genuine figured velour worth not less than | | : the Sale Price, Are Included. 5 4 “ 2. <0 re 7 ¥ ae RAD. MISSES’ SIZES. 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BANGS —_ | ‘| Y ..1f you are captivated by sumptuous, down-like woolens . . if | ‘ ; i ere j TO As iy” | you ‘like’? deep, rich, mellow color tones . . if you are seeking a Coat that combines all these things you most desire. and want to effect DECIDED SAVINGS .. no need to look further, for your most enthusiastic expectations will be fully met when vou view these Coats Monday. . ty, $10.00 Delivers Entire Outfit to Your Home Balance—Terms to Suit Your Convenience PHOENIX FURNITURE CO. : 1005 OLIVE ST. | nN S—S———0h0 0 0 ODIO | | March Geronimo met Crook , * barley, on a strategic pro- tory where he could not be, *°™* = ted. He would not submit; ™ ‘“Dconditional surrender, and S°Vere? — could not seize him. Wash- ~ = Was vigorous in disapprov- _"2¢ Crook asked to be re- a 4 (WEIL'S—Second Floor.) ; | nen LL ‘

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Hosmer Hall Head Be | Mrs. Elma H, Benton, priad oe of Hosmer Hall, will spend | (of the school Year . 1927.46 Which is “her sabbati... om ) , . atical mA SAK fds abroad, returning to Hosmer "i eS WSS ; 7 « + al - during tlie second seme : aes Se into ; Oras : Ster, AN , her avysence, Miss Grace : ~ ; é ace Burp en Mi \ BNn- «assistant principal, will “ : ¥ en- Mrs. Denton’s duties and Mis ’ \ J 7 len C. Craig, teacher. of . will remain as an active m the faculty, taking leave in 1928-1929. insteaq of " we a Engtia) ©1n Dep, her Sa SAAN QQ W000, 0°0VDR aww» AAAS \““S QA w FeiAk » N RQQoy eS WOO § : WY Naa) Qa... MNMAAYS SS ~ ~ ~~ . \ I . ~ ‘ Wy IS ~~ , . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Samm visit girls schools in En ' France and Switzerland ;coming year. Mrs. Benton , . PART FIVE. Scholarship Bazar« ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1997. PAGES 1—6B | A bazar for the benefit top St. Louis Parent-Teacher s ship Foundation wil] be sia 3 Anchor Hall, Jefferson an 7 ‘sSERESULTING IN } avenues Thursday, Sept, 29 noon and evening. a“ F > . # .' Leader Joined Cavalry in 1885 and Nae, ; Shared Arduous Campaign. 7 ae ¢ ' ig E wanted to go to séa. | the Arctic. rimline” Tailored mph for Fall a New and Richer Black ALF, a Smarter Tan _. LANT, Patent ‘| Ni Tus. Premier showing Monday in the Fall Exposition of the Leading Styles and the Leading Values at all three stores. we?” he asked. e” said Leonard Wood. but Husky at 25. 2 “Lawton looked him over. .. the great Indian fighter. : gned horse. A Reasonable De- posit Reserves Any Coat Selected led in their beards. Mayed put. fa dnag 35 miles. For mat five days, ridifig or leading ® horse up and down Blivities, he averaged 18 hours WwW. eil’s Dats Inder, ton had found his partner. S death, but we had tele ee ne ee ee oe Segre Nee SOS ae ES MeO. EN EN RS IE DEPOSI ES PORE oS EN . ale IS aa a a inal dia = CE oe ee ? whalebone through which no bullet, knife or ‘ dirk could pierce. And there was Mike Fink. who shot off a Negro’s heels as a favor, be- cause they stuck out behind so he could not possibly get shoes on, and customarily intro- | duced himself, “I can outrun, outhop, out-! peru. jump, throw’ down, drag out and lick any! ecamac, near Lima, and their rich- When Steamers and Other Craft Carried Merchandise | and Grain in Large Quantities—Service Just Begun Is‘ Expected to Restore Water Lines tc Former Prestige. / man on this ‘ere river. I'm a Salt River hell-! est and most populous district was | } roarer; I love the women and I’m chock full | about Lake Titicaca in Peru and) descen@nts the Indians’ lot has ene ii aninninen renting fof fight.” | Bolivia. Here, the two most im-| been even worse. They are miser ‘ , ie ia Pea e EO ca Meee ty Pe : | ught under the | ably housed, miserably fed, paid by H. E. DOUGLASS, . contrast to the all-steel barges and up-to- River Commerce in 1846 portant tribes brous ‘empire were the Quichuas and / little or nothing for their labor, mnly, ( | den 'Aimeras. Although to the casual and are virtually slaves. They Of the Post-Dispatch Siaff. the-minute towboats, carrying freight Exceeded 10,000,000 Tons HE mellow whistle of the towboat which are opening the I pper Rives mains ab But the keel boats’ value to commerce,! opcorver there seems little differ | are exploitéd by any one and T Thorpe is signaling something new on / ©arnest "in re ore two centuries) although they served their day, was less than ence between these two tribes, yet|every one, are abused, kicked ee IE SE es Se ee “6h cesta ARIE iy et eee tee | their value to literature. The whole 4000 | they are totally distinct in lan-| about, regarded with contempt. ening echoes, and memories. unstirred for) rash Taner of them in 1846 carried only 300,000 tons, | guage tradition, temperamentand| The Indian is kept in debt to EPS « FORES: Foreign Trade on River while the 1190 steamboats are estimated to/ oyery ‘other way; their superficial | bis employers so that he cannot Not for 12 years have those echoes re-, Began With Canoes in 1705 . have carried 9,962,160 tons. | resemblances being due to habits | refuse to work and cannot afford verberated to the whistle of a steamboat’ 1, 1795 a few Frenchmen piled 10,0005 “To such an extent has the commerce of | anq customs instilled under the | to leave; he is robbed legally and on a regular run to St. Paul. Not in this deer skins and 5000 bear skins in birchbark/ the Valley grown, while yet in its infancy.” | Inca regime. illegally, he has no Way as to century has there been any considerable drifted té New’ Orleans and put the ‘ boasted a St. Louis delegation to a water- who governs him, and he has no canoes ‘Revolting Indians Not Savages. redress in the courts. Although In Peru, the Quichuas predum- | theorectically he has the same ‘rights as any other member of ‘the community; although the | constitution provides that he is legally the equal of any in the land, yet every promise and guar- antee made to the Indian has be- come a dead letter and is scoffed at by the officials. The same con- ways conference in Chicago the following ‘year. ‘“‘who can comprehend its magnitude | Ps | ‘ i- so, When the banks of our streams shall be pop-| imate, whereas In Bolivia the A | mara is the most numerous tribe. ‘ formidable that the voyagers gave it up and { Ulated to the density of the old world?” seem in Pes oan “0 the eS } The banks of the stream haven't quite In both countries, and ee the first commerce of the great Mississippi / achieved that density of population, but last in Bolivia, the Indians far ou ‘ year, with what most people consider a mere | BUmber the whité population, over start toward reviving river traffic, the Mis-| 7> Pet cent of the inhabitants be- sissippi carried 50,000,000 tons. So much | 428 Indians. In addition to these aborigines, there is a very large for romance versus efficiency. ixed steamboat to go above the Keokuk and Rock| The very elements that contributed to the population of Cholos, oda sine ditions prevail, or did prevail un- bloods, whose sympa | til recently, in the neighborhood Island rapids. The trade grew by leaps and) Picturesque in the old-time steamboats car- oie’ bounds, oe in 1846 ‘ene Conte Mississippi; Tied the seeds of destruction. Unquestion- largely with their Indian relatives, | publics. Valley sent 663 boatloads of freight and) ably the railroads struck the finishing blow, | Which would bring the ree, Bat, within the past few years ( passengers to St. Louis. In May of that year( but when the railroads came the steamboats | population of Bolivia up to fn * | the unconquered and independent } 12 steamboats arrived in St. Louis every day.) were ripe for annihilation. 90 per cent of the whole. Mor- | Mapuches of Chile (better known Grain, then as now, was a big item. In/ The gaudy prosperity of the river had all | over. the Cholo class, which we" | as Araucanlans) assefted fhaem- 1846, steamboats brought to St. Louis ¢88,- ‘ the elements of a boom. Capt. E. W. Gould | Ties greatly in the percentage Of! selves and forced the Govern- 644 bushels of corn and 1,838,926 bushels of in his “Fifty Years on the Mississippi” re-| indian blood, includes many of | ment, by bloodless means, to rec- freight service on that stretch of the river. And not since 1869, a historian of the river has said. has there been a St. Louis-Twin } City line which prospered. To the great Northwest the Thorpe’s four the literal wealth of the Indes, the products of Central and South | American jungles and Midwestern factories / —sugar and coffee and sisal, St. Louis mer- | chandise and steel from Moline. After the Thorpe reaches Minneapolis, Aug. { 25, it will return with four 500-ton barges ) with grain—and since 1860 the Northwest has had no outlet down | the Mississippi for its great harvest. cargo on shipboard for France. It Was a vear and a half before their money was back from Europe, and the return-trip was AOR eee —was profitable. In 1817 the first steamboat breasted the, current of the Father of Waters. Eight years later, the Virginia tied up at Galena, first | a Plan Weekly Service to and From Twin Cities But every Tuesday for the remainder of} this season, the Thorpe or one of its sister a _ wheat. That is more than the Federal barge counts that steamboats were quite too easy to, the most ee aoe ognize their rights. In Peru, a towboats will depart from Minneapolis with a line handled on the Lower Mississippi last get for anyone, however inexperienced, with | 0us inhabitants o 0 “ oe powerful. association has been full load of grain for the aoarts or tine Btw ‘ vear. but much less than officials estimate( @ farm to mortgage, and were “hastily built, | fessional men, aura vg met formed whieh is Going everything u - : Be : ” Every Monday another tow will leave st.) the Upper Mississipi line can handle next) with cheap engines. ers. Practically all labor possible to see to it that the In- Lar J ornare eis sap lt “Most inexcusable devices,” he adds, “were country is performed by the Indi- dians havé their rights. Lam WHS ie -procects Gf the Mew wen resorted to in order to get freight and pas-| ans and Cholos; the army Is) The claim 40:tr the Be d the rest of th ld for the Twin! Buffalo Robes a Large | e claim made by the Bolivian an e rest 0 e wor or the Twin; Burfalo No s sengers, and the most criminal indifference | largely Indian. Government that the t | ° present up- Item in Trade of 40s to the safety of the boat and those on board; We must not picture these Bo- Sugar and coffee were northbound staples | year. i lt Og ag Next year the Government line, with four. towboats and 75 barges, will be ready tu carry 2000 tons of grain southbound, and nearly 2000 tons of imports and merchandise | northbound, every week for a 36-week sga- son. The old-time steamboats never could touch that for efficiency. But perhaps they could go it one better for the color and Shar- _ rising is the result of Communist was observable on the trip.” livian Indians as savages. Under propaganda is pure nonsense and then as now, but in those days there bs Nearly 300 Boats Lost ' the Incas they were highly civil- | is probably merely a gesture to another, significant of the fact that St. Louis ( E . | ized, they developed innumerable | conceal the t : d\ in 1860, the “Worst Year’ a . oe ae a was the link between a near-wilderness an , ’ |arts and trades, and performed | .. ico. which have brought about civilization. It was dry goods for the set- | Inevitably the tolls of careless construc- ‘marvelous feats of engineering. | the trouble tlers’ wives. Great cargoes of provisions car-\ tion and navigation were high. Few steam- To-day, their descendants, both : ried a similar hint of the needs of pioneers, / boats lasted more than four years, and in | Quichuas and Aimaras, are civil- Revolt Long Expected. and hunters of the prairie sent to St, Louis, | that Drief period repairs averaged half the ized, jndustrious and clever arti' To me the revolt came as n9 eye es bh oe te y . vie. eee ee * AP baat, - O88 eee Re? lp lt Mowe! s i. at ‘, c+, Wee te Ne RTE by a RS. ness by the river from the Lakes, New Or- leans, St. Louis, Dubuque and Prairie du Chien. They made st. Louis. By them alone St.} St. Louis in 1846 handled for the Mississippi) plying Louis. Ostentatious wealth of a few lines attract: | the river, there also were 4000 keel | ed many more than the trade would bear. | In addition, to these Quichuas and. Almaras who, so far as can be judged by present reports, are the only tribes in revolt, there are vast but unknown numbers of In- dians inhabiting the tropical areas South America carrying on ethno- logical investigations for the Mu- seum of the American Indians in New York, I received a com- munication from Bolivia, which Was most interesting. This lete« — — |} the old Southern Hotel one of the world’s this continent could offer was served up on{ all comers. } | board. for his thrived, for in the magnificence of river life.{ fitry grew to legendary proportions. ‘around the head waters of the ter which is now before me, was | Amazonian tributaries, the Santa signed by a prominent Bolivian of | Cruz and the Beni Rivers. These} Indian blood who is a lineal de Valley nearly a third of the foreign com-({ boats. prea. ces Laie Reh ows ae eye spay big merce of the United States. They made St.| Here was a life, if léss luxurious, wilder) the short resches between St. Dau! ane Wino Louis gay as well as rich, and they made{ and more adventurous than on the steam-/ Da, OF between St. Louis and Alton or Keo- ) boats Bargemen, bronzed like Jndians,’ kuk, suddenly extended their lines over the | tadinns eulede. ab 6. ausabesat eae ae ) hauling half-naked at the cordelles of their) whole upper river and found themselves nd . SRG 50 suseg: social centers. : tribes. All these tribes are sav-| nized as such by the Indians. Obdb- Royalty, diplomats, the elite of the Old{ keel-boats against the current, developed) panes ite mice oe ae ‘age; valiant hunters; uncivilized, | viously. bis name cannot he re- World and the finest of the New stopped at) prodigious strength, and with it, cag te } ye a ay 2 nos Edy SS ae tee | living in primitive wild lite, vealed. fu bic letter, Whieb was the old Southern a day or a week before( The best fighter was entitled to wear @ rec me F < primarily @ safe conduct or pase- embarking on a river palace. Every iuxury) reather, and that badge was a challenge to) Steamboats there accumulated an estimated Brutall y Oppressed for Centuries port for myself while among the $3000 each.in Iiterage and detention erery §No one who has lived amone 1 dians of Bolivia and Pers, the Tales of their prowess, ingenuity and dev-{ year. When the water was low they doubled and studied the Indians of Peru | deed - o ; a : Theré, or trebled their freight rates or, if not in ‘and Bolivia can blame the abo- corditions Continued on Page 3B. | rigines for their uprising, and the Continued on Page 3B. s Gamblers and confidence men) vice vas not merely gilded, but golden. Quite) was Jim Grity, who had no ribs, but solid |

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a My es rele ed Ng: vip theyt em x , _ - wae eo - boda PRR we eu! itso det sgh ie Sp ernie eer : AEE: He ww stig RES 4%, oe tae 7 eg le be ae \ oe a yes oe Gansta ve) verigaimite Rae arte en Alera - —_ Contradiction, "Tis said that life's a silly jest, And life’s a gift of senseless giving: Yet, fronting death, all have confessed A strange desire to keep on living. > * ” Who can remember when a novelist, hav- ing nothing more to say, did not resort te asterisks? . . . Letting the other fellow do as he pleases may be tolerance, indifference or a feeling thai he would do it anyway. e 7. © Truth, crushed to earth, shall rise again when better golf scores are made. . — . The horse vou bet on. - - . The Republican candidate is so uncer- tain that the Democrats are in for a ict of free advice from the enemy camp. . 2 * An optimist is a movie actress who is certain she never will marry « certain type of movie actor, JUST :. A Bia We do not seek the or that accrue te those who bleom where Schubert planted 0 do we yearn for fame. Fame only slightly leag so than our puddle. Back of every poem ss however distorted. Song writers =e" der no such handicap. They 3 made-to-and-at-grder world. Alabama may be adduced as ples. What could a good, | poet say about either state? AOtmm would look weil in print. The Sam per the poet. But the song We= several other fellows, If all & about Indiana and Alabams Wer stack, we'd touch a match to’ must be swell to be paid for c rance of facts! writer! PREP OR SL Imaginary Conve Fejected Suitor: Did she encouragement ? . Dejected ditto: Encow felase: as distant af a ringside seat. ~~~ é. Be Bi Undertakers never have f week.” There are fifty-two year, and any number of aut + . >. = ele Still, a snap-shot technically a an exposure even before the 6875 ™ ~modern bathing suit. E . Fe _ ” Passport restrictions make it ; a any Italian to leave Italy, and =e makes it difficult for any Italian a ¢ to stay there. 3 . . > i. ae AS OTHERS ( WARNING—AIN ee Sg : ’ aes Rumanian social item: The Aig tained yesterday afternoon at a OF cial function. Hop-scotch was 7 the assembled guests. oe + . . 5 ae Mme. Hussein Bey. whe ip atten convention of the anti-alcehol seek > dicts prohibition for Turkey. shi be a case of the mountain fete Mahomet. i » the overpowering influence Of | pave mad ¢ the S374 it sent a memorial to Con- ‘up to 1925, "mous quantity and smal! value per | “ a : fins ye es ‘We . he » _ a Points Out Advantages. ‘Waters nearest to either of the upplies, in the Mississippi River é * Wasn't there. When the Chief of Army Engt- 3 / ae z —St Up Is "To Exceed Old River Trade 4 tinued From Page 1B. tine, headed for another gf the river. leaving their ag OP tm 1889 treatment _ aid not last. Along in the | ceived, ang the steamboat tonnage CVF peac ted annually declined from _ 20 justice sthan $0,000 to less than 10,.- tainable fre - Jn 1889. when 20 packets and also tells werwes were p-ying the Upper | acend a, ae Capt. Gould lamented, “The | Tame and the fame that so long | ally, is as : to the numerous Upper ._ “in ail t asippi Packet companies and | publics, 24 them the pride and boast | sjaves. ghole Mississippi Valley, as/ and autho # as of the thousands of tourists | unetion Sriver, seems to have passed UN~ jiperal p » a cloud. and become obscured | i0n favo: of his their eff sources of have give honor or trated all abuses, / nounced, | sort. both |, municatic ' ities. tation for such an one val 20,000, 1860, when a change in | = e eranapertation closed it, and In th and absol agitation kept on until the prstne Government line Was inaugu- 1 with the departure of the} * pres last Monday. Europe. formed @& wade With Europe Falls Off. | 4. .+ mea “wheat and flour were shipped | tion of river from the whole valley t©/ ans in = York, Boston, Philadelphia/ a-+ e Liverpool until 1860. The| with rag ish famine of 1849, however, | the nt about an increase in the/ ané@ is » and draft of ocean steam-| cont to al so that in 10 years the great! the press Aters, in which grain could be | pegging j cheaply carried, no longer | qnis he s enter the shallow mouth Of | gor we & Mississippi and dock at NeW) ¢reated ar The only considerable | p.on pro pment after that was 160,000 the past nels sent from St. Louis to Eng- | «ne least d as an experimient in 1869. the cor he St. Louis Merchants Ex-/ gaveg e was so aroused that in) “We i there is demanding improvement of | save rei river as “an outlet to the se@ | >) ,oalees the $0,000,000 bushels pro-/| 45g » for shipment annually by propert! nois and the 45,000.000 bushels | residing n Minnesota and lowa.” We “For years the movement of | ... ea) wiky products of agriculture to | tain ws stern consumers has been much | tions, barassed.” the memorial set | tribute in terms which might have | world, meen copied by scores of like pleas | justice “because their enor- | aa railroads. four remaining steamboats last of those concerns, the mond Jo line, were sold in 1911. was*the St. Paul, now an ex- sn steamer at St. Louis. But decades before, the river ven the Northwest what ee emia, an outlet for its h renders a costly transportation | culiarly burdensome. “The true and only solution of problem, we believe, lies in fact that a bushel of wheat or . launched upon the navigable hief grain producing districts of West. and following the natu- water currents without inter- Fuption or other motive power, will Rm found within 40 days in the ntic Ocean. close to the har- of New York. Nature itself i the Gulf Stream, a route from very district in which the est surplus of grain is pro- Guced, to the very region in which @emand most largely exceeds pro- uction, “The route is neither new nor atried, bat only undeveloped. For ars nearly all the grain moved wom the Mississippi Valley. either the Aflantic States or to Europe. S floated down the Mississippi.” | After 53 years. that dream ap- | rs on the verge of realization. | though every attempt at realiz- | it in the past has met with dis- | ester. Upper ississippi business wnen have clung to it with tenacity. two years they have gone bugh every obstacle as though told them two years ago that would never get a better chan- until they put boats on the . to show it would be used if meProved, they took him at his In a few months they had | @ $600.000 to put boats on the Aid From U. S. Government. ney went to the Government * against formidable oppositica | * the Government to plank down | but $1.590.000 for equipment | could not buy. and to take | Operation of the line. They | St. Paul. Minneapolis and Du- ae to bond themselves fo” ter- and other cities to plan to sult When the Govern- nt was about to delay a $3,590,- Gam at Hastings, Minn. which id give the stretch above a 9- channel, they dug down in pockets and put up $230,000 set the work started. PIn exchange for the romance of e=Ssippl barge line offers ef- | leaving sency; for their hazards it of- | pea t insurance covering every risk. | them natched by any common carrier: | men their irregular rates. a pub- It © i was

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a aed ie xy " P eae 7RRP ERE RE wer Up ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 — pM . JIST, LOUIS NAVAL RESERVES Concert at St. Ambrogsio’s Church. | _ Outing Uprising of Bolivian Indians! pepaat ror 15-0aY cAUise ‘ox o.!| msoea: Wak Suan an ieee Is Fruit of Long Oppression ||" Wintteim’s tied ie" * Ambroggio’s Church, Wilson ave-|at Forest Park Highlands Wednes- Wilmington at Toledo for Continued From Page 1B. i -_——~—- o—.- 3 : ’ ' ' DO the crime, but finally he made a m and thereupon was indiried by | rg Traffic "To Exceed Old | River Trade continued From Page 1B. of Junior Chamber. case 65 POST-DISPATCH nue and Cooper street, by the Ari- bps Training Period. otto Military Band. United States Naval Reserves numbering 235 left St. Louis last , night for Toledo, O., where they will board the S. S. Wilmington for a 15-day training cruise. The men, all of whom are St. Louisants, are members of the Sev- enth Battalion, commanded by Lieut. Commander Walter F. | Veatch. The command is of the reserve crew of the U. S. 8S. Prometheus, now on the west coast, but because | of the ship’s unavailability at this | time, the command will cruise on the Wilmington. Buffalo, Detroit, Mackinac Island, Milwaukee and Chicago will be visited. task to subdut the Iniians, and if the whole aboriginal population of the country joins the movement Bolivia’s case would appear to be hopeless, Moreover, as. the soldier-- is practically all Indian it is doubt- ful if the army will remain with the Government. Should the Gov- ernments of the West Coast re- publics interfere and attempt to aid Bolivia it would probably mean a series of Indian revolts through- out the South American republics and, in the end, might completely alter the political and economic S.atus of the entir- continent. Vre in the United tSates have had some bitter experiences with Indian uprisings, but we have al- ways outnumbered the Indian hun. dreds, thousands, to one, where- as in South America the aborigines are the predominating race. More over, Our Northern Indians have always been savages. In Bolivia and the other West Coast republics the conditions are reversed, the Indians are many headed for another leaving their . jury. 7 . Deforrest, the public defender line, of the river, arg cold. tine Lamented in 1889. of his race, the abuses and mis- treatment the Indians have re- ceived, and explains that, despite every peaceful and legal effort, no justice nor relief has been ob- tainable from the authorities. He also tells the steps the Indians were p-sing the Upper | intend to take. Translated liter- ally, is as follows: “In all the South American re- publics, the aborigines are truly slaves. The Government officials and authorities of all orders, the functionaries and the influential citizens have wholly ignored the liberal principles of the constitu- tion favorable to the Indians, and have made them a dead letter. In their efforts to exploit the re- sources of these territories they have given no attenion to morals, honor or dignity, and have perpe- trated all crimes, iniquities ana abuses, which have been de- nounced, without result of any port, immediately became inte he case because of the youth @f « pner, his lack of friends and the ou sid not last. Along in the sss of the charge against him. » Sian the steamboat tonnage ) st appeared at the s he eeanted annually declined from and was impressed with the-menta], a than 80,000 to less than 10,- mn and evident distress of the ace = In 1889, when 20 packets and evidence adduced by the ‘proseens . od without a flaw. Witnesses /& ss Capt. Gould lamented, “The the accused as the person wh, ame and the fame that so long y had seen commit the crime, ames to the numerous Upper i had been shot by a .3f cality agippi Packet companies and r. The accused had such a rewiedAesered them the pride and boast th four chambers loaded ané one‘ ches whole Mississippi Valley, as empty. Upon being questioned the aa mel as éf the thousands of tourists d indicated where the missing gap Bebo annually resort to this beauti- e could be found. A cartridge wriver, seems to have passed un- i there. An engineer formerly ig @ cloud, and become obscured istics department of the Remingtesie the overpowering influence of Co., after experiments, reached tha lap railroads. lusion that the fatal bullet had » four remaining steamboats through Israel's revolver. “ae the last of those concerns, the et the Public Defender was struck ggapiamondJo line, were sold in 1911. strangeness of the case and beca was*the St. Paul, now an ex- need. that the man was innocent, Sesion steamer at St. Louis. But mion he stated in the public press ter many’ decades before, the river the State's Attorney. His ‘insiste 99'New. Zelo Shall 6 gts he ts ell yet ae Pit? a ae « wae aor If You Could Know F YOU COULD visualize the transformation that 1) can be wrought by us with your old jewels in the smart new ring and pin mountings of platinum and gold, you would not allow them to remain un- used and unenjoyed. NSAI age Sa apr tetg argae #8 ee ime wae lets Se oe atl, SINGING CANARIES Two “mirror” or Baguette Diamonds flank the top of this desirable solt- taire ring mounting in Iridio-Platt- num. A dozen smaller selected dia monds and four sapphires complete the rich design. $198.00 Complete Aare ”. = At the First Sign of Strain or Failing Vision It Is a Safety-First Policy to Make Sure Have Your Eyes Examined . AORN. AON NRE Oe tt RI Heo le as nit egy or ~ ON 2. Just Received Shipment of Mexican Par- rots. ed the State’s Attorney to comr independent investigation. first de murder. he result of the investigation of e's Attorney was, first, to disprove the fession. It was clearly demons the mentality of the accused wag jive and that he had completely bed to the stronger wills of the poli by one the identification of v was proved to be mistaken. % shown that Israel could not possiti¥ The situs was remarkable because the net of & ce secured by the police and ott red mapa to convict the accr been the man they saw commit ff rder. Finally a group of ballistic made an examination and came} conciusion that the bullet causing t th had not been-:fired from I blver. Slusive that the State’s Attorney The technical evidence was. sd in court and nolle-prossed the cal t israel. “ Was one case which rested on- my of ballistic experts, the identif persons who had only a glimpse of ti, and the fact that the accused was-uh conclusively to establish his innocence,§ possible that we have another such Gm ~~ @ us now? eA not.given the Northwest what w chiefly, an outlet for its | » transportation closed it, and agitation kept on until the Government line was inaugu- with the departure of the last Monday. rb *Yrade With Europe Falls Off. in neat and flour were shipped & Ee river from the whole valley to York, Boston, Philadelphia Liverpool until 1860. ‘The selish famine Of 1849, however, Burht about an increase in the e and draft of ocean steam- i go that in 10 years the great ighters, in which grain could be cheaply carried, no longer ald enter the shallow mouth of me Mississippi and dock at New| Fieans. The only considerable ipment after that was 160,000 msheils sent from St. Louis to Eng- das an experimient in 1869. The St. Louis Merchants Ex- ge was so aroused that in 874 it sent a memorial to Con- ss, demanding improvement of river as “an outlet to the sea r the 80,000,000 bushels pro- weed for shipment annually by tation for such an outlet be- | mn back in 1860, when a change in | sort. both in the press and in com-| munications by the highest author- ities. 20,000,000 Indians in League. “In this and absolute lack of justice, the In- Europe. With this motive we have formed a league which has abun- dant means and has the co-opera- tion of more than 20,000,000 Indi- ans in South America. We shall act shortly, simultaneously and with rapidity sufficient to disrupt the tyrannical regime that has been and is yet socruel. The league has sent to all the governments and to the press of the southern continent, begging justice for the aborigines. This, however, is a mere formality, for we know beforehand it will be treated with indifference, as been proved by the fact that for the least effort made to impress the conditions or to protect our en- | slaved race. “We do not think, therefore, that ' there is any other road to follow i'save revolution, which will be so | bloodless as we can make possible, | all the} and which will respect of them the equals to if not the superiors of the whites in educa- tion, intelligence and cleverness. state of abandonment} dians by means of representatives | will prepare for their defense in| the armies, riany have received military commissions, and, what is | still more important, the countries | cannot exist without the Indians’ aid and co-operation. In either Peru or Bolivia all work would come to an abrupt end, every in- dustmy would stop, transportation would cease and not a wheel would turn if the Indians and Cholos should go on strike en masse. From street sweepers anc servants to miners, from conductors and en- gineers to mechanics, farm hands, drovers, mill hands, produce ven- dors, fruit sellers, wood cutters— every worker is Indian or partly Indian. has | the past 60 days there has not been | Unquestionably, if the league can _hold together, if the Indians will | in their laudable desire to right their wrongs. In fact, were they to act in anison they could win a bloodless victory. But the greatest failure of the Indian, no matter whether he is North, Central or South American, the one para- mount cause which has prevented ' him from maintaining his rights, is Many of them have been trained in | guarantee each bird. 817 someone A 2 " ww"? ; : First shipment of European Hartz a Mountain Cana- ries. Written 4 eB. e”- % = with SEND FUB OUR FREE PRICE LIST HALLER’S =: Bird N. 6th St. | LOUIS. MO Three registered optical specialists to render you the most efficient service. Examinatign made without charge. If you were to pay much more you could not secure more con- scientious service or more properly fitted glasses. Lenses, Frames and Examinations at One Cost—Thorough Eye Test by Experts . ° laccards é Optical Department LOCUST at NINTH Ring Mountings in white gold Platinum Mountings clewelry Company 9th & Olive Sts.—S. E. Corner - . ~ r - a work in concert, they may succeed | 1867 (CLugust Sale of ‘Furs nope ert une ee gee: naeee ns ies NR a ee . etme he 3 ra i a en ee ee ee ne ~ 5 ee 2b , - 4 man " s Sacco-Vanzetti case is clouded ana | Properties and works of strangers nois and the 45,000.000 bushels | residing in our land. It is full of doubt. | _the centuries-old enmity between The fairness of fgmem Minnesota and Iowa.” | tribes, . raises doubt. The evidence raises dot inadequate review of the evidence “a: * The Governor's inquiry has not. these doubts. No man, we exists. / real solution of this case would be + ‘trial before a new Judge under new ¢ +3 AS» aw The report of his” committee has not settled these doubtye yhere there is doubt so deep, so pe re, so unsettling that it cannot be denl® it cannot be ignored. . ‘should be put to death where so mu¢ ie "For years the ky products of agriculture to astern consumers has been much mbarassed,”’ the in terms which wen copied by scores of like pleas up to 1925, mous quantity and small value per larly burdensome. Points Out Advantages. ' “The true and only solution of | lies in | problem, we believe, mie fact that a bushel of wheat or Morn, launched upon the navigable | Waters nearest to either of the the execution. Wait, The honor of hier grain producing districts of an commonwealth is in your hands. @nd do not put an irrevocable end up that is so full of doubt. It is humem nd it is possible that the whole t Hig me West, and following the natu- water currents without inter- uption or other motive power, will | ® found within 40 days in the “muantic Ocean, close to the har- wr of New York. Nature itself <@mpplies, in the Mississippi River wend the Gulf Stream, a route from rae P very district in which the gest Surplus of grain is pro- muced, to the very region in which and most largely exceeds pro- tion, “The route is neither new nor Jil, FOR THE LIFE OF A SONG Gantried, pat only undeveloped. For . WRITER. fe do not seek the lucrative royal : | accrue to those who make six tunes m where Schubert planted but one. ¢ we yearn for fame. y slightly lesg so than our money. writer hag so little use for the factt my, that the position intrigues us. & uses his imagination, of course, Fame is fleet c . poetic imagination merely enlarges ; facts, points out their shining exc ars nearly all the grain moved bm the Mississippi Valley, either @ the Atlantic States or to Europe. § floated.down the Mississippi.” After 53 years, that dream ap- | rs on the verge of realization. Mthough every attempt at realiz- | it in the past has met with dis- Mer, Upper Mississippi en have clung to it with tenacity. two years they have gone movement of | menrorial set | might have | “because their enor- | h renders a costly transportation | business | “We are expecting from Europe | tain copies of all our communica- ' tions, and whihce we intend to dis- tribute throughout world, which will, | justice of our acts." surely, see the heeded the communication addressed to it by the league, for ‘had it not, the Indians wouid un- questionably have _ risen in that country as well as in Bolivia. Armed With Deadly Slings. Very probably, also, the Bolivian tribesmen were a trifle premature in their revolt, for, if reports are true, they were largely armed with clubs and = slings, whereas should have possessed an abundant supply of arms arranged for by the league. In the hands of the moun- tain Quichua or Aimara, the sling, however, is perhaps a more effi- cient and deadly weapon than a gun. With these ancient affairs, made of braided llama wool, the Indians of Peru or Bolivia can bring down a running victim at 60 yeards. Should the tropical forest tribes join in the uprising, they will prove terrible enemies, for they are marvelous archers, using seven-foot bows and six-foot ar- rows, and in addition use the most 'deadly of all savage weapons, the terrible blow-gun, with its tiny | poisoned darts which kill almost in- | stantly. Rebellion May Expand. Just what outcome of the Bolivian Indians’ revolt no one can foretell, Even in its present proportions the Gov- | ment our folios of documents which con- | the civilized | they | will be the ultimate | Equals of Latin-Americans. It is my opinion, based On a number of years’ study of people ' and eonditions, that many of the pure-blooded Indians, or even the | Cholos, would be able to govern as much success as many of the Latin-Americans themselves. This may sound like a broad and some- what revolutionary statement, but we must not forget that Mexico was never so prosperous nor peaceful under any other President as under Porfirio Diaz, and that Diaz was Indian; and if we look through the list of successful ex- ecutives and prominent statesmen _and Generals of Latin-America, we | will find that the outstanding char- acters possessed a strong strain of | Indian blood. Possibly we may see Bolivia un- der Indian rule in the near future. Perhaps the descendants of the race which left their amazing en- gineering feats, their superb build- ings, their unequaled textiles and ceramics and their mighty fort- resses as mute evidences of their attainments and power may soon come into their own and again rule the lands of which the Span- iards despoiled them. If they work together, if they maintain their solidarity, they can accom. plish almost anything. For count- less centuries the Incas managed | to hold a vast number of diversified | and often hostile tribes together in an industrious confederacy. haps the time has come when a descendant of the Incas may be able to weld 20,000,000 aborigines Apparently the Peruvian Govern- | the Latin-American republics with | Per- | Sixticth (Lnnidersary adaptions of Paris inspired fashions, and reproductions of prevailing modes, constructed by skilled furriers, and made from choicest pelts of mid-winter trappings. QUALITY Sixty Years of exclusive selling of ‘Furs of De- pendable Quality” and maintaining the highest standard of excellence, has always been our practice. es. becomes lyrical, if need be, © ough every obstacle as though | glint of golden sunshine in the fle. Back of cvery poem stands a ta yer distorted. Song writers labor Gf no such handicap. They live in 8 je-to-and-at-grder world. Indiana WS bama may be adduced as horrible exam What could a good, conscientious say about either state? . Nothing ‘@m gid look wel] in print. The facts 5a=® the poet, But the song writers 1 other fellows, If all the Indiana and ‘Alabama were in we'd touch a’ match to them. ~* Wasn't there. ernment troops will find it no easy ' into a homogeneous whole, RE da tne, as" : ty Would never gets better ehan,| WWOOd s Career Began With Pursuit Of Geronimo a hostage, and in the next month | his camp moved northward with | that of Wood and Lawton. Sept. | 3 at Sleleton Canyon, near the headquarters of the Yaqui River, | he surrendered to Gen Miles, and | was sent to Indian territory, where | he married an eighth wife, joined | the church and lived until 1909. The long hunt Was over. The | last hard chase had lasted five | months. Three hundred white men | had taken part, and only 14 had / lasted through it. Lawton and Wood were the only officers, Law- | ton had lost 40 pounds; Wood had | lost 30. | So began the military career of | Leonard Wood. He had entered the army a noncombatant surgeon, | and immediately became a trusted | officer of the line. He served later CONFIDENCE in the purchase of Furs is assured in our compre- hensive styles, pre-eminence of quality and construc- tion, the handiwork of the master furrier. ™ until they put boats on the ver to show ait would be used if Proved, they took him at his | rm. In a few months they had | 3 $600,000 to put boats on the | " Ald From U. s. Government, Continued From Page 1B. fy went to the Government ‘ S i’ against formidable opposition ee the etic [adres in ba swell to be paid for complete tthe Government to plank down | ©°nora. The whites were close at te of facts! Oh, for the life of @ rout $1,500,000 for equipment | his heels, ter! . Maa” ould not buy, and to take | gagement. Operation of the line. They | ‘ 1 ies St. Paul. Minneapolis and Du- At last it seemed they had him mauve to bond themselves fo- ter- | July 13, 1886. The Apaches were and other cities to plan to |encamped by a river, and the troops crept up upon them. Wood J sult. When the Govern- iT Was 7 | about to delay a $3,500, was ready for the attack. Sudden- ly shots were heard. At tast, a dam at Hastings, Minn., which battle! The soldiers rushed for- ld give the stretch above a 9- + channel, they dug down in ”" There are fifty-two Sundays ip & dockets and put up $30,000 | ward, only to find their scouts] /m @ hospital at Los Angeles, but it aes me | was the campaign at the border shooting the hostiles’ stock. nee which made him ready to assume | ronimo and his band had fled, | command of the Rough Riders in | | leaving all their equipment. They! ’98. had been swimming, when one of) ft them sighted a scout of the white! 4g9g that Congress awarded hirn | men. |the Medal of Honor. The War ‘%e- | It was a disheartening event, but nartment citation read: | it was the beginning of the epd. A| “~Teonard Wood. Assistant month later Geronimo sent word |geon, U. S. Army. Voluntarily | AOU nee te the white nan carried dispatch: + through a region | ~~ |infested with hostile Indians, mak- | who so doggedly pursued hiti:. | "ling a journey of 70 miles in one | Lieut. Gatewood was sent with two! ight cst! euicching 26 walite os friendly Apaches to communicate | 5+ the next day, during the sum- | with him. He wouldn't talk to . "Bt : Gatewood. Finally it was arranged | ™°F of 1886 in the Apache cam | that he should meet Lawton. Ge. | Palgn. 'ronimo came to the camp with a| To this, last year. another -para- Jagadis Bose, Indian scientist,| dozen other Indians, rushed to/sraph was added: » ts lecturing in London. Sir {| Lawton and threw his arms abo ity “Also for several weeks while . ncls says he hopes to prove that | him. in close pursuit of Geromino’s | . Present teachings of botany are | band, and while constantly expect- , mM correct. He says he can, “You are the man I want to/ing an encour ‘er, he commanded a ~sfate the effect of drugs on ‘taux to. ” he said. Lawton and jdetachment of infantry which was no and trees and show how | Wood had beaten him at his own |then i ee pada rinse en ieties. PU Te fath of one flower may cause game. He knew he was licked. j|command of whic e ha en deg age hich wouwas —'*' to pine away and die. | Geronimo gave his brother as'assigned upon his own request “@ case of the mountain returning "ae yet. | J. D. — a & PRICES are lower in this August Sale and make possible the most advantageous selections. daily expecting an en- Imaginary Conversations. Mejected Suitor: Did she give ¥0U ouragement? | dejected ditto: Encouragement? She distant as a ringside seat. | ‘ ” . : Undertakers never have r “better-fun PURCHASES made now, will be stored “without charge until November 1st.” A. G. SOLARI, President 809 WASHINGTON AVENUE | f, and any number of automobiles. set the work started. . . . . exchange for the romance of ¢ a-time ste , ill, a snap-shot technically was © ‘issih " amboats, the Upper ine geet before the days of th : ipp barge line offers ef- posure even or ; “acy; for their hazards, it of- gern bathing om. ‘ -? ' : urance covering every risk. Pha by any common carrier: . eir ‘ Itajian to leave Italy, and Muss¢ ee dee euler rates, @ pub re rate one-fifth below rail : talian to WS2Rim,... a for any I we + for their practice of dump- eer oo in the mud, store-door hy © year round on radio- AS OTHERS SEE US. ore TOlled regular schedule, and for “ ‘ (Exchange.) a ail oan 6 fUmsy financial standing, the Specie sng ye Sen get ~ of the United States Gov- r are ues ” Cees own premises. Parties violating “TR... will be prosecuted to the full extemnge) ”... he law for disturbing our peace. “_ —RUSSELL A. HOW- 4 - - x was not until the spring of | Passport restrictions make it difficult Sur- The LEPPERT- ROOS label in any garment is an assut- ance of perfection in quality, style and workmanship. Our Coat Salon is a most delightful place to shop, it is cooled by artificial Dry Cold Air. Says Flowers Have Hearts DON, Aug. 20.—Flowers have : and often fall in love, says | Rumanian social item: The King ¢3°°5 2 yesterday afternoon at a brillant . function. Hop-scotch was played . assembied guests. 3 a — - Chief Admits His Defeat. \ WUPAUGEELORRSETUENAEGOGEETANUAOGEN LA LAASUAERROETRATORSETATOUUOOUEAL! 11 MATEETEROLUAENUTDEGGRUURORGUCEEL Lid EAACLERELANTNOESOGKEL CAEERTTOL NTI AAAAERET LTTCETTOTONOTUE TERRA LUAU UU EDOLLOASACRECTOATL LAETRUECTET TD epes ee kar eet Ti cence Te TN UNETEUTERU PAS TUUCSPRETE ELGG EG LT UGGET AES GA LERA LOGUE EE LAER ETT THUNENTL ERR IEE COTERONELEHEAEOET ERS OOERUROTELEGUGAD ECHO TUETRACTS 1OQCEER NCL UEAOCEREGLUUGUEEGATOUAASOC OAMELOREUUUAUGTUUC LUT LECEEEEARROLUEUUUUA STR OUEUAATEOHLE TALL FOGMEREA ROG TOPLIST DATE UE * P . Hussein Bey, who is attending *

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3 ° ___ SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927 - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 4B ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = s ESRI Fre ME sant, will be given next Saturday at, built 105 years ago. The Rev. emu soe reas ooe-eDAINTER HE] [) (carnal | cane FESTIVAL | istane rn on on Porimnt|puner eH eeneman. pete oieest || Avoid This Condition | oe eis fs a ae days eI RS eR LEM Er myeeatag _ Monday and Tuesday—a pair of d, St. Louis County. reading and sewing Glasses—large Event to Be Held Saturday at we parish was organized 135) y= | Le Use Cuticura to help prevent baldness. Dandruff Florissant Park. lenses—O ne Dollar—examination whe annual festival of St. Werél- | years ago and the church in which free. Similar Glasses elsewhere, still worships, was $3.50 to $5. Special lenses extra, FOR NEATH (| nand’s Catholic Church of Floris- | the congregation still worsh'ps. = es She we steadier - ee ~ ne = > % ny 3 ak al sy > Cae pe, ae oe ad a en rs ee OS aot eke EE ere =. Ae She ae ‘ - Pring ag eh ‘ . Ba os Office hours:10-12 m.; 2 to 4 p. m. "ADVERTISEMENT Moved to our new store on Broad- — —- way, 3 doors north of Washington. biol cneencintenee Fell Upper or Pult Lucky TIGER (-T8- 8-1-1 31=- ee era 95s MAN F ROM KIGK ; wT | “Since 1800 “ALLEN'S | ULCERINE ee | a : | | SALVE has healed more old sores than all Be Sure Come tn and See yee ge a ag plane y | ‘to M Back G tee bined. It ie the moet :30-5:20; Closed Sund : Sola o When adi ti | dawg ‘ powerfal salve Know? eee heals eores from. Orer Chis altkciaee on doh Oppesite. Famoes ONELAY SERVICE | wo % and Se- Tecgeuss Labereteries, Depe © Al Willow Wesleer Succumbed| | conemiamen temas |{e ae ee re See ee ee | ET suenee Suk 250 Fellow er Oucc , At Barbers and Draggists — ha ’ MEDICINE ca. Bat, 06,18 fii u n. Driving East? ase: Tussle with Ee) : hPa Minn ——> — N the main highway, 56 miles ~ O east of Chicago, the Spaulding | ward Fremont ore Coro- Hotei, Michigan City. Indiana, is ’ . _ ' : a famed throughout motordom for) Mer $ Verdict of Homicide. i its restful comfort. Escaping the B . 7 .¥ sweltering heat of the big city. you | : | A | [ t x. journey in the coo} of the evening | A Coroner’s verdict of homicide, BAS F iV F N T _— an ' ly to Michigan City on an uncrowded holding Edward Fremont of 4253 z , | : en ee P °3 fee Tir aa a) Te eae Pits Ae aS" Neri 7 Ss 2 . nk ys C8: a? € « as Pe eae ee eC eee | ee he ower? eee 2 yp PN, 28 ee are . oa ns . - nai ; . . A we (ora « a Pr erpey te a _- ee ; i Ret ' oe od - - . whag: AL ae Sem 2 LOS RNS CE eyelet ORL AL AE ARIE ORI I PMI a Gnd s corp ene ae — be te Sf eee A Li i Ear iomy ne 4 Pyne» a : Pia is OF Ree SO) Leica a 4 24 aint " Jes ee us. x a Sr ——e . . Ro UN. ohne der _« by j ? Tab oe or F ielaannedie ia, ee bedaanetians babes. shes ’ pl 7 ~o Bi Nh eR OE ee Yaa met * gate 4 sweeney Pees onde = ts — - . 5 : LB ie ol — Re ee te en oe % mt SERRE atte te an oie ate een: 2 highway. Enjoying refreshing, Gano avenue, was returned yester- Lake breezes, a stroil on the beach | y stash éa Tenth Sepa 4 , cfr " “tated |William Rutherford, a painter, of Hours of Business: Daily 8:30 to 5:00—Saturday 8:30 to 5:30 Olive and Locust, # rom oo age soon oe tig oA eget eng 1714 O’Fallon street, who died of v9 iter Allo the goal of all mo- peritonitis which developed from 4 a ru re suffered when he was po ~ XFIT OP , = torists going East. All this at per- ee ae Bt s on RE MCs Ske Gy . ra (kicked by Fremont. Ue ge. NE NT oO ORE — haps half the price you would pay | * ‘% i 83 ge eee NRA a I yl . in Chicago. Ample garage facili- At the time he received his in- , & ON i | ee ie ee SS ee no Pea, SP ties convenient! weer |sury inst Monday, Autherford ‘was A. ~ SY) 77 NEE Week eee FE ON 3 f : ihelping several of his fellow work- | Se ats 5 [Pate C23 mn PY ae ey * , +s eae t, ’ _ N ; Nef e : =a ~ ‘a ‘Sede — ifs nt ; He with the bookkeeper over the) “ee \ : : a \ 4 /Ae se amount of pay he had just drawn. | % ea 7=— | . “ae ~ Oe & ie amp W. C. Vierbuchen, Proprietor | They came to help the book- | ———SS | we ae, SD A MICHIGAN CITY, INDIANA keeper and four of them, seizing | SSS * aN SOIR BAS! ° * Fremont, threw him to the floor. ak . \ es ee ». : aiaiaaanes . a eee ; Z eS jFremont was being Ea ee ee oe | g* & Riese 2 oN ' day at an inquest in the case of —~ ee La fp era PERS AL So SE oe bd op - ern | aii Ss ~/ 0 ahegptie aae Se ee ee A ae Aa poe DMR SBS gel Bin petra gt ar Nine Hane hte oanhiien ¢ ~ - god PO) Lome ae th Paty 5S cediarey ae” held, with, ‘Rutherford clinging to his feet, VERTISEMENT when, in his struggle to arise, he began kicking. AD a As Fremont freed his feet from bh D SICKN ESS Rutherford’s hold, he kicked Ruth- | erford in the abdomen. Ruther- ford paid little attention to thein- f ® 4 * a THIS NEW WAY |3=2,0221 2 meres stsine nee e Enna Jettic Rtas... A physician was called, discovered , | “gale No medcine, drugs or dieting. Just !the rupture and attempted to treat 3 | slip audit Ae e@ light, small, comfortable, inex-/,,; : . “ pensive Radio-Active Pad, worn on him at his home. : = | dark effects. Crisp, fresh the back by day and over the stom- When his condition grew worse, FF i ] 36 inches wide. _ at ee on trial zoe can | Rutherford was taken to city hos- ‘ s 4 for this sale. Sure it is Beiping you before you! ;-: — > , : 4 P | pital Friday, where he died on the 3 his | | i aeeinae have written ue ‘operating table. Fremont, who had : Lace Panel Curtains, S ; that it healed them of Neuritis,|been arrested after th altercation, / | Recular $3.00 to $3.25 Panels Dozens and dozens of new Fall Hats have just been piac | ¢ ment, many with deep rayon age ioe. eines nad peared to prosecute the charge of eart, ungs, ver, Kidney and; © ‘ . “99: 4 3% . a he tables in our lower-price Millinery Department. You An on t p ry Valance Sets, Spe a ee, vag se matter peace disturbance made against - h t what you have tried; or what your j,; : : ; i wo sh % a trouble may be, try Degnen's Radio. | "im. He made no statement after ' will be delighted with the variety of selection at these LM fade’ 4 $6.85 to $7.75 grenadi Active Solar Pad at our risk. Write he had ben rearrested, following or a re ° popular prices. sae Oe i Regular . a today for Trial offer and descriptive | Rutherford’s death. ‘ wae: . ie colored ruffles or fine e literature. Radium Appliance Co. | a . . ‘ i a : Boa le (COMPORE tie you've never: tls Deters There se Saree and exalt styice in oll Send oe ee a PLAYGROUND ACTIVITIES style that you’ve never hoped to find in ; ga=—S «|| Lace Panel Curtains, 7 | : ‘ new colors featured are ruby, tawny birch, maple blush, new : ; 7 : 300 Wik Take Part in Exercises at any kind of a comfort Shoe—combined in the green, rose beige, black. . . . $5.50 to $7.50 Panels of bett : 10 Lhs. SUG ARSS cl Reasiodts aed Besmmont | new Falk Enna Jetticks! = and casement laces with deep Pure eee ya H. Breed @, A series of folk dances and a | You will be as amazed as we were when | Choice of Any Straw Hat at 5c 7 T 4 | Flounced Curtains, Sr A - et Gye eer ee » ied a a Pe pare ee es ae eae is Raageedth ae egg Neer eit 1, 2 BMRA, HT RBI lat hE RIN Cen PRS BNE GEN PANNA OEE CSE, ote Solg With _$1.00 Oiher Goods B) demonstration of playground ac- | . : . wer ’ ed : oe -in. rred or | ee ees Si i) tivities as they have been taught St | you see what beautiful models the manufac- wer Price Millinery—Basement. fi Ss _ 36-in. fancy barred or plats It Requires ae $c gnowtedge |) Luis school children during the | ; Lower Pric ; . . an ivory with deep flounces and It Requires Expcricnce and Know ins Gk BS alneveenta whites | turers have created for Fall. And the prices , i to match. COUSINS BEST, lb..53c [ Save been operated in school vards, | are $o reasonable—$5 and $6. Widths AA to . ; es . . | will be given next Friday evening | H. si 3 9 he Wood Curtain Pe Fine Guctamatla, tb. 48c § at Beaumont High School. The’ ; iz€s 9 to 4. goon ae F f f 1*4-inch Pole wi ur French, ib. .42c | performance will be repeateq the | : : a "he -— our teet or 27inc Oo: | ur Bourbon, tb. 38c I following Monday evening at | A. A new scalloped trimmed Ox- D. Black patent Oxfords with cut- 4 = ets and ten rings. Unfinishe _ Roosevelt High School. | so in two oh brown calf out front and three buttons. $ S lbs. very good Cofiee for..-$2 Bi There also will be exhibits of NS she SE Se aE ee ee Also in black kid 5 $2.00 Eagle Stamps with 25c¢ _handcraft articles which some of | anda light mottled trim— $ br.’ each Ib. pure Dutch Cocoa the children, under supervision of | . & e f $1 Eagle Stamps with larce fg PUDIc school teachers, made on the | also in black patent E. One-strap pump of brown calf a Here P 4 ° 4 a ; bottle pure Lem- playgrounds. More than 300 chil- with a reptile grain trim. The heel A ° At Right—Two . 198 Regularly $i This beautiful twe Suite has hand-carved fr finished in walnut and mohair and velour. Dam Below— $6.75 An assortment of fine remnants including mo- 'cises. Brief addresses will be de- : : i . Sete Stamps wth Doeeed Bi iivered by Ben Weidle. president of Oxford with stitched trim $5 height = | | the Board of Education. and A, S. e In black patent iWastemeser acd Circuit Julee of black kid and brown kid ; | Ittner. : F. Black patent pump with tongue Pint ‘2Sc a C. Dark tan calf four-eyelet ‘mmi rife Las seers trate” § ORGANISTS HOLD CONVENTION | .. OO See a | , tie with creased toe laid with dull kid - 6 ae Oc FIN ST. LOUIS THIS WEEK Don't Carry H—Jost Phone and We Several Recitals to Be Given Dur. Shown in the O pening Selling Monday Morning. — | City Delivers | “tonal Assoctations | Select Now While the Size Ranges Are Complete. ° GEO. COUSINS Recitals by organists of America , on or Vanilla Extract | dren will participate in the exer- | B. A three-eyelet tie in a low-cut iS a good walking $6 $5 ,and Europe will be given in St. TEA co. _ Louis this week, when the twenti- Blenders of Coffee and Tea ,}eth annual convention of the Na- | 4 SOUTH BROADWAY i tional Association of Organists will | ey Ss, . J : : , : Order by Phone—MAin 2551-2552 [| be held at Hotel Chase. beginning : ” ye a yi Y Genuine Wm. Anderson Prints in fifty different pat- arg oo ysten Saggy ee es 4 es "9 gust v- tig - Pi 4 J | terns and a variety of colors featuring both light and Seite Salts the weak with tn | : of eg iP : | AD d2r_)) dark shades. Seldom do you have such an opportunity ou 'at Washington University, Christ | a 4 ) ee Py \ a Vl Sy as this to buy Anderson Prints and the price is decidedly —— _Church Cathedral, United Hebrew | Oe yf sa fp NA gs as ZS | low. oe St. or may Agr Temple, Scottish Rite Cathedral moe : y Poe. —-_ , or rT t ° : ’ . « ; j mre A i = . . . . sell, or they may be induced te look |.) ey seme erst by tla =_ : : Ti )\ 5 Bae: lisle-faced silk tops and lis! «Fog Accept only “Bayer” package | | pavees Atos ex. soles. Wasted ihete n lisle top and sole, First quality—a complete color a which contains proven directions. | ) “ i, Sizes 834 to 10. | ey a = = _— rr ena are te i i oS ‘hed SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN” Gonuine Unless you see the “Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not | getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed by physi- | Fetal . ee ettibvetiiame~aanneandl ere peteatRinassteee -ctmeeatinaetaae, tt naeeenaee eae eS —. ? , 5. s = a » . - : | ange for Fall. Sizes 81% to 10. Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets | Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | a: Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Hosiery—Basement. Rapicin to the trate wagh of Bayer Manclacture of Moscaceticacidesier of Salicylicacid OS A OETA A ce A. eRe

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. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY. MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927 __ —— | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5B Ce ie eee a $1200STOLENIN | ae cata a Teruggs UandewoortAarmey =! | VARS WBEST 599. og Saturday « || PAYROLLROBBERY Hours of Business: Daily 8:30 to 5:00—Saturday 8:30 to 5:30 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth y neeceneemne ; | | Armed Youth Holds Up Window Needs Are Attractively Featured in the August Sale of : Two Paymasters for John }Curtains, Draperies and Shades | | “3esfo.Soleeians eee BA S E Miantl S| Geer Special—Ready-to-Hang Damask Drapery Sets Wardrobe Trunks IN VICTIMS’ CAR é aoe 4) TROPA Re pe | . 3 | I oe | aoe sg ay *17= and $ 19> Ti : Enters Auto as Pair Starts to + seated ieee [ . : Drive From Bank to Plant if One Of several Charming styles, enabling one to match almost - se at Trunk for th . ' ha type of decoration. Curtains are of imported Italian damask, fine domestic Y b > college boy of With the Money. rayon damask, with striped grounds or brocaded effects. Also plain weaves with ~ Tee | ie Big v0 figured valances. All are lined with high-grade, lustrous cotton sateen. Trimmed i Reuloced’ with An armed youth captured Har- in various styles. ; TY, , the latest con- ry J. Ruhland, paymaster of the . sy . a veniences—sep- John S. Swift & Co., printers, 105 Decorated Wooden Pole Sets are made to fit iF Whig. arate shoe and . ee i } . his assist- t f : Spaces 44 inches by 21/, oo fe 8 hat compart South Ninth street, and - Eight- Pbk f,. Ate ae I Earl L. Troot, as they left th ght-Inch Cornice Fringe yards,’ Extra - widths ) acne ments, laundry ant, Earl L. Troot, as they left the 77 n a bag, dust cur. if Jefferson Bank yesterday and after Bronze Finished Metal Pole priced additional, Zic tain, ironing forcing them to drive some dis- Scalloped Fringed Lambrequin to 95c the foot. | E ner ond — = tance from the bank, escaped with tiall a $1244.50 payroll. Please Bring Window Measurement 4 a stantially built $1244.50 payroll. ; | e ive satisfac. drawn the money from the bank Cretonne— VELOUR PORTIERES | / i service, at Jefferson and Franklin avenues ; : at 11. o’clock. They walked to a ~ -4 7 ; ina- Z Ford coupe parked on the south " eee Beat P Special, II, wae Eo egg ee Suaee y 4 Hatboxes at $5.95 side of Franklin about 100 feet Coe eg Every desirable Reg ularly $16.50 Pair ‘ a An essential piece of luggage is a Hatbox—both to east of Jefferson. The payroll was choice for furniture carry hats and hold them at the end of the journey. in a large leather bag. Neither ‘slip covers or draperies in a variety of both light and $1 1 7 5 Black enamel drill bound with black or tan leather. 18- Ruhland nor Troot was armed. NOW > . . ize. As th 4 to drive awa wot. dark effects. Crisp, fresh tabrics, bought especially BEAUTIFUL lustrous, in 3 2H 6 ows : 2 the sees appeaeel holding aoe THIS FINE for this sale. 36 inches wide. cack: Shen, entber ie. ee Fitted Suitcases, $33.25 | volver. He got into the car and | eS d dri t Lace Panel Curtains Special $2.45 Each green, gold, brown and taupe. | ee Genuine cowhide leather Suitcases fitted with remov- tray td bencstsielh Pn NEW SAMPLE ’ 3 ’ 1] Sixteen harmonious color | : able tray; imitation amber fittings covered with mother- drove east to Twenty-third street Regular $3.00 to $3.25 Panels in an excellent assort- (| combinations that permit | a of-pearl in various colors. 22-inch size. and north to an alley, then into ment, many with deep rayon fringes. 45 in. by 212 yds. hangings to match rugs and i = © | Luggage Shop—Second Floor. the alley a short disance. There walls. the robber told them to get out Valance Sets, Special, $4.75 $17.58, special gael $12.50 a M | and leave the money bag in the Regular $6.85 to $7.75 grenadine with woven figures, $14.50 | ) car. He drove cant ta thin alley colored ruffles or fine voile. Large assortment of 527.6, a eg eee ; Thi th th and .larg- Saunas ciects. ance" $21.95 fi eee August Bedding Sale __ This was the seventh and lars: : $23.75 In 1926 at this time 16 holdups Lace Panel Curtains, Special, $4.35 Each wae og regular $? 6. 50 — er K enw O O d mS of payroll messengers had occurred A DR ings PAL Ply » So atm rece wae ean mpitine 1 Paks th ey ore Pty ” ed ves I RAIA AE ne PE AOS BES Be) saatkonn Mesooree x ae ee poy +2. >: aoe mh as) ¢ ioe ah —s oe $5.50 to $7.50 Panels of better quality of fine luster er Vain acum oe a —_ a one of ee : - e fear y r ers and casement laces with deep bullion fringe. colors, regularly $3 the thus far only $5247. | yard, ‘special =~ Ss : ~ - aii Flounced Curtains, Special, $1.95 Pair Blankets : : | CLAY PRODUCTS MEN FORM 36-in. fancy barred or plain marquisette in ecru or Made-to-Order Window Shades iva | ; PECIAL prices on new 1 ae me — ’ Vv ce pres en an ° size 7ox80 inches, in rose, | Regular $25 Comforts fill- Enlistment of the clay products v 4 ALA ® : m\ © Cin Fe 3k ae Se eae, blue, gold, green, tan or ed with pure lamb’s wool, manufacturers in the cause of A Pi tS IN GS nae ea ae gs aa, te gg gray. Heavy quality wool mene ‘oy ig ane. entre oe pera follows several rs Ton) & Ss gs aie a ; ‘ ; | with plain rders, or plain months of effort on the part of the fi PP rer Reg ular ly $250 eae : re : mixture. Special, $ 4 95 silks. Quilted beautifully. Citizens’ Smoke Abatement League ett On Yas | : ; >: ee a ees aN , , pair Z Special to interest representatives of the | | tt ES This beaytiful two-piece living-room ee S SSS a 19.85 | industry in the campaign to reduce : at Suite has hand-carved frame of gumwood | | Celanese Comforts Wool Comf the smoke evil. Smoke Commis. | fj . sh d . In d . h ] t d in aes ~ a AD Ti ME a a Wt Highly lustrous, excellent 00 om orts sioner Gordon commended the in- imisnhed in wainut and is uphoistere I MP ee ee i a | quality, in peach, reseda, Cut size 72x84 inches. At- dustry for its co-operation and es- mohair and velour. Damask on cushions. | ee eee ______| gold, helio, rose, blue and tractive floral sateens with timated that a 40 per cent reduc-| Sample Fup Coats, $19.95 Up- changeable effects. Cut size | solid color borders in bright, tion in the production of smoke Below— | Below— | 72x84 inches. Filled with | soft shades. Filled with fine had been made in the last two years ig St | ure lamb’s lamb’s wool. by the clay products plants, The $6 7 5 $32.50 | abt Special $14.95 | Special $6.95 -acgrentn has been classified by the Newest Silk Coats, $4.95 . ‘ loor. eague as one of the largest class- | / Comfortabie high- ; a ee eee es of smoke producers in the city. } An assortment of fine back Chair uphol- Substantially madé End Pui Erle Ormsby, president of the Cit- remnants including mo- | stered. Remnants of Table decorated in red or SU Se izens’ Smoke Abatement League; : fine tapest and en. Top 14x24 inches. _ al | William G. " hair, damask and velour | frieze. . FAR TAA) | In the'A | setnay, anh Ogpend ‘Seamnam Gee on these Stools with > —— | Secretary of Un wes | nthe August sulting engineer of thé teague, ales nicely turned frames. colonial ty pe, spoke. ae Glassware Sale _|/eowsataesto st tons, vey = 110 Pieces—Choice Crystal—Rose Color |}| pois winin 150 Biles of | arranged: — I —Beautifully Etched ee ee ae 3 ms ee Sot ES ores | borin ‘ = ’ ‘ = ‘ ; 4 q Ste Y Sore oe bait 3 ¥ me a " > - - | ee . Can = My As @ result of negotiations con- % 3 % | | = ; ac ducted by the Traffic Bureau of . - > —! me the Chamber of Commerce, rail- roads in the Western and South- ff Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. | Plate announced reduced ratiroad fares 2 for the Veiled Prophet celebration 10-In. Sandwich Tray here Oct. 4 to 6. ° ° p ornin ; | es apa luncheon tumblers. | pinay Hse aoe ya — 1017 N GRAND . - . , i : ; modified) gclf” Weackere Vandervoort’s Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor brown mixtures. Vandervoort’s Glassware Shop—Fourth Floor. building contractor of Webster 43. Regularly ~~ $1.00 \Groves, who listed his Mabilities 2 at $31,662, and assets at $878. Pare, Graa i, %. 1.420 om Jus =n Pace > —

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 6B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ir anne A ” : > ~ FN ne only Jeash on} FAP ATTRACTIVE 400-MILE y HE TUR FOR MOTORST a | ov variety of Scenery—Route i ) — Mostly Concrete and Gravel vyailabllity of most of, Each Outfit Including a Handsome RoonSize Velvet Rug . eee With Some Dirt. By Richard G. Baumbhoff. Skidamaree, gypsy car of the Post-Dispatch, made a 400-mile ay evening and Sunday tour h Central Missouri and the | on not long ago during | torrential rains, which | cellent demonstra- } gaturd throug . Ozark reg) and after ORS RETR RN OEE ERE, ga Oe ee 4 » AO ei sy RIB AD pe ES we show witb dotted lines. 3 | The route was west over the ai | line to Columbia a few days after | et ridelly GOR, 42} “a . TT S RY . “ x . “=, 4 os " ’ - > > ji. he ah . “ 2 , ‘s] s -. we R ‘ ‘ ss “y neem os y ‘is pits ee! OHO vein one OAS ww» WAYS £ 7 Res ws nerete on that fine high- ry was opened. and south, partly | over. @ little-used course, {[0| Waynesville, thence back home on the Los Angeles-Chicago trail. To be sure, here was no drive for a rank amateur, neither was profes- sionalism @& requisite; any capable motorist can make this trip through a variety of pretty scenery. A Pleasing Contrast. It was 3:50 p. m. when the Gypsy Baron, accompanied by the Weather Man (himself) left the Post-Dispatch building. Néar the required Europe, More Most along cent fo Hills of to the by a hi ly oper from dales long de Columb Septem will ca st Charles-Warren Coun. line a gevere rainstorm, which followed | by the lesser ones of previous days, soon} out a stopped most of the cars on slab/ educat pier? “ s oa me pe PA ee pl _ . Ca = ie mtaeds = eG ; } = aes , pre SD 5 TR RTE RENT REPEATS IN EE BRT LS PETRI ie OR DIE OE LINE: EA. ES I Si ELLY I SB ed, $y ~ ? rid) - rhe > ~ > _* ves. Cy erse se 5 . : penn oe come -- 9 gh “ aa iow , aw ST BCR nap RSNA aca Alea Do mae 5° tee ee TRNAS PABLO. . ABA ii hy Lee ag oe CAL ate oe ae ang We ae eye Ay ‘ - . 3 beta ho'’ iss ? ‘ me Wh Se Kee gee hea fen 9 s POON ws Noe Mey, eye eat ae 22 y yea” en ee ce tae “Mga 2 - “ = ce pe ee eS 4 Sy ba i a — of a ~~ 7 ‘ ae pala. hen ey Armagh sale malt os me 0% . 4 rom — " eater. ae “Pads Canetti, mie he ~sal ae | Miles ein . ae ae ot . is ~-.. se “4 ee, 2 eM, aed Ped Ee ‘Peewee Herts: n8 4 ee F i - en ‘ s oh ws oe = toca _ os * ; seers ne yamptep ge re meh : s : seater ajansadneaes ~ song enesqqunddvarat ~ pimp tn pensar ibid mene aaieatbtia tian penpransicrneseinoah nee ees jot ctl “ i Leaaechtan tegen = mee AD seen n pane . as . ° - 7 ” “ Seer + snail ors wed t. & > . mht - a eu ae i. si = cag ng om ~~ one a FCO Fee ve wom os: tee aid Sp eobivne > ud oe ES AE RE: - ae Os ar aillin tae nn chee ili Manes nid 2 Sehr, ‘phd eancha 1 ¥ - =“ ~ ~- er4 . .? “ : - . ¥ a ea ‘ 4% ete eRe ae in uae sak —_—— e 8 e Ces nace és gee y aie : 7 RS Rape : : oe Rt st Fm 17-Pc. Biheak Outtit Here's a unique buying opportunity, indeed... just the kind you’d expect at Union, St. Louis’ Dependable Store Everything that’s needed in a lovely bedroom...four large pieces in hardwood, finished in dull rubbed wal- nut, with attractive panel decorations, exactly as shown. And the price. ..only-$149 for the com- plete Outfit...is much lower than you'd expect! Just think...$5 cash delivers 9-Pc. Bed-Davenport Outfit A complete Outfit for your living room at the price you'd expect to pay for the bed davenport suite alone! And you have an auxili- KAHILG ary bedroom at will, by simply opening the bed davenport into a SSS large coil-spring bed! Massive armchair, wing chair and bed dav- ite enport, in figured velour, with Nachman spring units and loose spring cushions...and, in addition, the other lovely pieces shown. You'll be delighted with each piece in the Outfit... but the price...only $149...and the : eS 7 ’ P a SSN f AAG NS : 7 "44 a FSS Lilet J SS ‘ *) a. pA ADs ae * a ad » ~ a ‘aS . . : . . on : “ = 5 § . “ \, : . oe ~> » a od wa N = ~s aS % We SASS . Ss RN” . - Lian ’ S ‘tem. Starting anew. the travelers Skidamaree was One, for the wind drove water into ‘the ignition sys- encountered three more storms be- fore reaching Columbia at 8:20 p. m., exactly 122 miles out. The trip would have been made to this half- way point on the St. Louis-Kansas City highway in three hours and a half but for the elements. What a contrast the evening's ride had been to earlicr experiences on thi’ same Federa! Hichway No. 40' Not a break in the pave- ment now! But until August there was that bumpy Fulton detour, and less than two years ago it was hard The from © where has rep This p from eight is und lumb back ¢ junctic speed bullt— miles home State Con i i : r iy entire Outfit...your deferred payments WS | | are protected by Union's Free Insurance. : driving on numerous sections after | fine gr a mere shower. And five years | knowr ago' Driving to Columbia then/ and a SRW RAS S ~ \ 52 terms...just $5 cash at time of purchase.,.wi!l please you most. Free Insurance, too. EVERYTHING THAT’S NEEDED, INCLUDING: Massive Bed Davenport... Large Armchair... Fireside Chair Room-Size Velvet Rug .. . Bridge Lamp and Shade Table Lamp and Shade. . -Mahogany-Finish Davenport Table Mahogany-Finish Smoking Stand Half-Moon End Table i EVERYTHING THAT’S NEEDED, INCLUDING: Large Dresser ... Bow-End Bed . . . Chest of Drawers Vanity... Cane-Seat Vanity Bench... Two Boudoir Lam ps Pretty Bedroom Rocker . . . Room-Size Velvet Rug aN Cotton Mattress... .Resilient Coil Spring ital tt | { Hii ae lwo Pillowcases ... Two Hemmed Sheets - ily " te — 2 . Two Feather Pillons ae “ld ee A 4 Sia “a ae » YE ty PLU ee * #~ JA - - — v ; i . ae eve = RSE RRIF ALB EAT) RR Sa o et > yy - Call stad ne! | ust $5 Cash Delivers This Splen did ae 97-Piece Dining-Room a * Peet) : gh poe oe” - ml — ea PES fe Ye . \er en . Oy we". - - ae oe ie vai , *% , ‘ve * ee 5 Fight-Piece Kitchen Outfi i EVERYTHING THAT’S NEEDED, INCLUDING: You are showroc 3 (S| 67919 Fors EVERYTHING THAT’S NEEDED, INCLUDING. 149 A marvelous Dining-Room Outfit to grace the nicest home. The large extension table and buffet and the six upholstered chairs are of hardwood, in pretty walnut veneer and the other pieces are of a high quality fully in keeping with this splen- did Suite. See the Outfit...know the quality of the workmanship in each piece...you’'ll like the price...only $149...and the liberal terms. ..Only $5 delivers the complete Outfit. Free insurance, too, Only $5 Cash! : HOUSE FURNISHING CO. N PROTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMEN FSi 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE STREET 14-Inch Cabinet Gas Range Gibson Enamel-Lined Refrigerator . 3-Piece Enamel Breakfast Set 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rug — } Here’s a wonderful Kitchen Outfit.. .complete and ready to be moved bodily into your home... with every modern piece that makes for an effi- cient kitchen. Offered at a remarkable price...and you need pay only $3 cash at the time of purchase. Compare this Outfit piece for piece. :.dolla® for dollar...and then you'll realize its real value, and you'll want it for its outstanding quality. Only $3 Cash! Large Extension Table . . . 66-Inch Buffet ... Two Torcheres . . . Six Upholstered Chairs . . . 42-Piece Dinner Set . ... 3-Piece Stag-Handle Carving Set .. . Room-Size Velvet Rug ... Polychrome Buffet Mirror and insp Buick 17 play. As Buick a pleasu the selec car—and service O St. Louis Cot ‘ Harry 7919 Forsythe Blvd. vy . . > - m e \ » a oe vA \V 4 ' ‘ ® i i ‘\ \\ XN \

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Witt “yyy ZF Yiila Gi yume fl" —«d ff 4 Uli Uyflittl yi, wy 4 yw wytie, Wh, ‘ wit Yt fiw Vy 4; a Sw 4 Y/11lp MW" Yyttlltte ffflllty tilt if tthe Sit ty YM Ue Ay | , , bum “ily G 4h wg bm Vitti, Ye a7 GO e 4 Wy, / A tiiypy ff? Lau Unyy ft “nappt x ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH] AA UJ INF NYT NN. . PAGES 1—10A _ | |The one gengral store can supply | | food stuffs to those who rather | pitch can in the woods skirtinz ‘ ) ‘ ‘ m4 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927. BEST AUTO ROUTES 10 Pleasant Week-End Trip Where Gravel Roads Are Good i ee A 5 i ae = “z - £2 are ' highway through Gray’s Summit to Either U. S. 40 or U. S. 50| Route Is Over No. 50—Camping, Fishing and |S* Clair. Ordinarily, the motorist Can Be Used — Latter would leave U. S. 66 about five! Total of More Direct Highway. se 4 it Oe, 2,730,000 Units Made in U. S. Thus Far This Year. if 2 p FAR MOTORISTS u t t Mt St li the river. | i = - aie aati , , nese insets, R n - ( } | To reach Mt. Sterling, the motor- } | @ TOL gine SRB as SOL CE ae. SE Se aM : a MISSOURI STATE FAI u 0 ° er ung ist leaves St. Louis over U. 8S. 66) IN i MONTHS (UTPUT ce 3 «lc COT (Manchester road) and follows this, eee “yaiety of Scenery—Route - fostly Concrete and Gravel > With Some Dirt. miles west of Gray's Summit—at Pretty Vi y — on Tour to Point 103 the junction of U. 8. 66 and U. S. : Miles From City. 50—and continue west on VU. 8S. 60 to Union, but this section is be- ing paved at present, necessitating | «he Indians of the Navajo reser-, river itself is broad, sparkling and [craves to Vales vin =. ae wrom Spee te he Post eaten. motorist continues DETROIT, Mich. Aug. 20.—The vation in Northern Arizona have | meanders lazily like « great silver | eat h ae i neetiil Q ind I ri - ae eS - e : c ang ;automotive industry in an ancient axiom that whoever | “bon across hundreds of miles y the first dalia, Mo., tomorrow, and lasts all : ~ {of bucolic country. |Drake to Mt. Sterling. eight months of this year will show week. There ure two excellent Samvadaaeed | with | ac we Sas While the odd 103 miles be- | The log of the trip follows: 4 production of approximately 2, : ssay: a2 will someday mys- : . 06:0 — Post-Dispsz 400,000 ca nd 330, highways available—No. 40 through | terjously be ured to return > ie tween S{. Louis and Mt. Sterling | ponow T hate rs Guitaicne total of 2 pthgrech sani moh - Columbia and No. 60 through Jet- | banks, — i a Se. Saccce ee eatinety West. ° ape a to B a Coens president ot Castle a oncret severs ace wig PS Pe ‘ : ferson City, the latter the more pic-} This old Indian adage is remem- sperma oon > mages peng ra 54:7—St. Ciair junction of U. 8, | 4Utomotive Reports. « . » . . i "— aes . —. owe : = | “ : . —* Pra) A * _ . ’ : . 3 so? Ct ose $F Ser eee Se Goat ke > : ] ae _—- = ¥.’ = ~~ * rs Pyt Ss, a , on ’ . se e - > > 2 « e > ~ « “ wb s. a an. : os t-te! Fs Ve ‘ v ‘ . aes an x ~~ f ~ ap y rs Qi: ; ” “7 , > . > , . re & . . * ae . 7 ae >> - * >. , eh Ss § ; £> - rf . oe . re A t 4 ‘ — = ‘ 6 GC o of, ae + : . eR * , . oe = - i. “> 16 Meet Ee... ~ . . ° > ys a> o - ~ a : CLAYTON, MO. f | Hove Ge eee — eee ee MEAN MILES MODEL — - — -- —— CHRYSLER , a te > see yee ae a me yt gh Om Pe et a. i ee aia . . . . fA Pe ne a i Milas whieh , i He Bae SOI Cae OP ae ey oles aR emia Vik , - EG eee Nit tee ® ¢ é 7 ya vad i ee” PES ck i ee e. COT MLO LT OE aS SANE) evan ¥ pita Saker Lhe ‘ t a | jess ee ity . Se » Af 8 apie? i. Rie => er il oe Rte es Svs cay? we 4 ~ BS ope eats wig) Aas ae a. raga ae | : ie By ie, Soh > rely be Sr Fiala

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is ~ ’ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC : fn Pepe: PAGE 2A ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wea ORR FOE | aR SOR REPUBLIC TRUCK CO, | ah i. p 4 BY HUDSON | a insert “aq : NEW CHRYSLER “72° TO )exssiimes* sree" =) New 2. lic Tanker en I STUDEBAKER BUS 10 _ New Studebaker Observation Car | fe rng nd ep ie aap ew 2-Ton Republic fa “= MARKET POWERFUL TRG POE A at ii yy lower than the “70,” and some-| 4 (0 ee oe Be eee: es Officials of the Repuhus * TAR , TOUR THREE STATES i CAE R OREN BS) ce a" 7 i. S/PPLANT i MODE | what larger and roomier. Interior | es ae £ ey fs ‘ ‘; bie Se Z ¢ cx ee Ri Truck Co., Inc., and the Liss a zo? . — ‘It is a larger engine than powered [ia agen a om 4; |sale of Linn tractors, ages © ysins the “70,” having a bore of 313! ge ‘on : a ee a a Be ad Foc ggnepeneagacaaitaa of the purchase of the nad Hudson custombilt super-six ' Ne. ‘ Another new Chrysler model, the Seals i? An observation parlor car de; (3; ok: SE REO a rf ; inches and a 5-inch stroke, and tS Ae “ — Seo tc SR eg ere , a x a RIS Eee tis hea 5 eR SS SLR RET SO “79 " which is to take the place | “a Ae TREO ep eiiP ABE Cae = |Pany by Republic, which . ; hi osen this week was driven 36.1 luxe, a 22-passenger Studebaker si Se hi ; | develops 75 h. p., whereas the “70” ae 7 er U. & 61 . of the le] v0 six-cylinaer | trok f - : nounced several days ' ate the gallon over v- 75 stan- ., | of the mo engine had ‘a bore and stroke o hg , &» which has & ys ago, t Poiten to the motor bus on the model 75 sta This new Studebaker observation car de luxe, powered with | cnrysler, is on display today by|3y%y4% inches and developed 68 "aaee fey sono” aang gasoline and oil tank truc ‘aes company becomes a dj EE point Breeze to Imperial. 8 ‘ Republic Motor Truck Cox th nl car performed perfectly and dard Studebaker chassis, will leave BE pve en Chrysler dis- the display rooms of the Cartwright standard Studebaker six-cylinder engine, comfortably seats 22 pas | Midwest Motors, Inc., Chrysler test Attending the conf me mileage given was only 2.8 r Car Co., Studebaker co-dis- | sengers. Bg Fo ee iti butor. : o All engine mountings are rub- ‘ tributor, tomorrow on a two week’ | pepe on gla egret 4 ig Nas mp CHRYSLERS TAKE PRIZES ,GOODYEAR UNIVERSITY HAS Aims. in aaartion to snot ame uct SV" wO, Sion gour, Ilinoln and Tove. terior | ildi wgrtually the same price as the |e =a." which range im price| IN ABRIGAN HILL CLIMB} 1114 STUDENTS REGISTERED | rossacers"inwnose comeagamme ovainar” g2scline souri, Illinois and Iowa territory Stutz Bui ung POO M P _ {at nagar e si the “72, which | range in price j managers in whose territories o car was piloted by R. R. An- covered by the firm. e ! “ ro me ea iat ae from ie es gotten oe oi tg What Chrysler officials regard| Goodyear Bement ae owe to launch a Ling & 3 metropolitan sales maneens oe * . manager of the ° The roadster mode e new |are: Roadster with rumble seat, the largest educational institution |selling campaign. " “arews. iat aed a aoe seueden of the Racing Car for Lockhart “72” will be standard equipped two-passenger coupe, four passen- | 2% being the —— triumph their of its kind in the country, has just |was F. C. Meyer, Amenaa z the rhea cho « Alsteibuter. Cartwright Motor Car Co., and T. ‘with the new Chrysler “red-head” | ger coupe, close coupled sedan,|cars have won in foreign lands,/ .j...4 the most successful year in |St. Louis branch. a ie Co.. a TT are by a E. Connor, special factory rep- ‘high compression motor for use| royal 5 crown sedan and/| was made in the 1927 a i‘ history with 1114 ee FB branch managers =: [ee veontative of the Post-Dispatch ve of Studebaker Corpora- ° ° ° 'with high test gases. convertible coupe. Drift hill climb of the Transvaal/istered. More than 200 students nn tractor in 6 ee "rep tlon of America, will be in charge Racer With Numerous Innovations Designed This motor «ed be installed r ies bis 0 . oa & Point comparison and the guaranteed. Its engine has 81 Construction of the car is being q i ; : © ©. os, — ae a fuel was 17.9 miles brake oe sensogietaed at into r. M./supervised by Frank Lockhart, * “sal ss . Ss ~4. Ser ee s : Extra low slung chassis, ‘0W,/winner of the 1926 Indianapolis (meee test, a| War, squat, flexible body and 4-wheel(5o0.mile race and world famous as ogee eg oad etal hold Bendix brakes are the safety fea-/, racing driver. Lockhart will gallon ra mane ages hose from this tures. drive the car at Daytona. ,ve — connected to the in St. The exterior of the bus is beau-| woskovics said that Lockhart ) , peentatnes oS a the carbureter and | William tiful in design. The rear end haS|.,me to him. with plans for the Me ; ‘ . ' , - es = | line feed oO + ow to the engine | mana the appearance of a railway Ob-/.2- ang that he interested a syn- on | > the regular gas The kerosene was | COMD-== servation car. The windows 4Freé/dicate of noted sportsmen which eet, af ad ” 3 or im was shut off. he writer from a | Merch wide and provide perfect vision for | puhecribed the money necessary to aS } _ ae “al 2. le * purchased “y es at Louis, select- | memes passengers. The windshield is On@|pniig and race it. Po, Pd Po eae a . “m omerchant in Sou abe otha start of He plece stationary to conform with| ‘ne car, he said, is to be known : . , - - . ay ed at random eto in the various state safety codes, and the /4s the “Stutz Black Hawk Special,” i ) all - Sime trip. ful operation of the | ites. front side windows are screened to and some of the best known auto- | : OA | ws : , - q The successiu pad 1 sen Commit keep insects from entering the€/motive engineers of American fac- fi . Fae Fs F : : “ muueeecson car a hi h all new | the We saa an atig = wey ae on tories are cooperating in design- a — ers a“ . — i ecn sn ree Mf ascends and, as e driver. e ing it, 7 SS ae — ae 7 ! , ae nudson mo’ the me the top. One of the largest airplane com- 2 afeamies Sa atte, © “ + a ‘ “@ high compression type marrige ducts t Gross Weight 8465 Pounds. panies is working on wind tests ee ee od > P . he ~‘ ‘§. for consumption of low- mee nitions The body color is maroon. The/to determine the best streamline | Sets gees ant th . |} Hudson Motor Car Co. cccboead of top is black as is the running gear. |qosign for the racer’s body. Of- Se eee ——e | > for patents on the new * Disc wheels, standard equipment, |ricerg at McCook’s airplane field r 3 ‘ed ' A , Ix SS > see aie 7 ~@ this engine. yi Se are likewise done in black. An 8-/aiso are coperating. “As will be 4 : . a . \ é inch et corn Cet aes ae recalled, Maj. Seagrave’s car was —_— = _—_ NEW 1 18-INCH HUDSO aroun 5. es a ponderous giant with two 600- al E black beading. The gross en horsepower straight eight engines «a r$ - | : 4 MODELS ON DISPLAY HERE of the body and chassis is 8465 /anq q body design which was far | dson; 118-inch pounds. from the narrow type favored by a" ‘ a A new Hudson, st A The interior is excellently fur- | 4 merican racing designers. Fol- Jo ' © wheelbase, powered by the same nished, Mirrors have been placed |jowing Seagrave's record making : — super-six engine as used on the between each window, and sun cUr-| runs, a number of American racing “ *H 28-inch Hudson chassis, and built tains are an aid to comfortable experts were quoted as saying they S a > a : to sell at several hundred dollars riding. believed a lighter, slimmer car ) = less than this model, Is eens re The individual parlor car seats | ooy1g surpass his best speed, which : Ss Bie played today by Hudson-Frampton are upholstered in mottled Spanish | wo, 97 m. p, h. in on direction \ | ‘ > : ; Motor Car Co., Hudson-Essex dis- grain leather with the backs of|/anq 903 m, p. h. for the average ak - | . . yah tributor. mohair. of runs in opposite directions. “ee? = qe The new car is identical im body : ¢ 7 , ' : design to the 128-inch models. Side | oo In this connection, it is worth | Ps ATTRACTIVE 400-MILE » | | . + by side, at first glance, the two noting that soon after Seagrave's P : ! = : - @ cars are scarcely distifiguishable. —, Co-Distributor and Factory in Charge of Two Weeks Trip of 1800 Miles. ae ee 3 F vy 2 o > / ” 4 , 4 i A a a ee Kerosene 3&5 fuel, a stand- Si an a Ee s i> oe 4 ; - x oe ae OR A CR IO A MME to tel) the efwice only, on Mac One ¢ “A. : x inane ** 7 a Ci Septal 8! Se a er Eee Mere ra 4 ghia ae “~e Seth tev a ee xX he aie Bete ae ms A re c * as ‘ or Ke i ie he = rR a neti: arden aia enya - oe ~ ah ceil le al S vie G+ iy aT tame Mn ihe ee ee Pa Si a, s -¥ - oaks Maenwd » ’ p - bp tn tte «oy —= _ wm - ee - i ee eee rant Or ey ne ‘at peg art woe Bis Se ae + ° ~ ” Meee elagpnesh* Seat ap sahain ov lls ~~ tes as © nV = ¢ . a “or % . . » . a e La when, wire a . — ee ~ ae _ > = a ty wooo - FR en ree —-= penn wot eb hahsecyranbatanttins etary or len - owe * ‘ o * * i 7 ™ - - ae. ~ ~- — oe age ay 4 EN ale . ~ a RA: PRS. 9 3p mee vo iin. ciate eden Aprsesth wit - wee 10 Maer! Sod ~6 7a tems — . le aes ee ee ‘ Ss ati 6 par ae oY IRR aaa - a os . B ‘ - . ‘ a P ee weet ee ee EARS LaF AMES ee are ees SMORES eatin Ra RR an ate . 4 : . ¥ " . ace » as ™ my. mm » = * v “ aC Ai ae aa, IN & Sie “hati ee .. ae eo ahaa ce wo . Pos a _— - & hee wo ae a | ie ONT ae Ly WN en Aghiasa, a gharbrn-a a red te. TR lr. wetw ameymacien sided © 5 See pnk iene Pope y Sos She ee Oedipal NS - wer ~ye ee 4 Vie mere ~ ere te Dens ie Aegean o. $8 + TOUR FOUND TO BE record run Lockhart took his 8- ; ee | S 3 here { display two cylinder Speedway racing car, » —— P . ! S. Thus far there is on TRAVELABLE IN RAIN | 3:0), os ag : . | hi a : |B} body types, a coach and @ sedan. 3 actory an engine only ~ Continued From Page One. 90% cubic inches piston dis- 4 3 YA Dm The.coach, priced $1175 , ——|placement, to California and on —— | / © list, delivers here for $1275, with in one of its periodical minor/, dry lake bed drove it one way e, wl . ~-*@ tactory equipment. The factory list floods at Tuscumbia, and that/at the rate of 171 m. p. h. , : ee es of the sedan is $1285 and delivers quaint and tiny county seat, with} Moskovics declined to give de- | sk at $1387 with factory equipment, its old-fashioned courthouse on @ /tails of the new racer, except to i , , > a a “ es The body of the new Car, as pre bluff and comfortable houses ma-/say that whereas Seagrave’s car 7 ae | : we — foi the 128-inch models, is done in rooned in the lowlands, was using had an engine capacity of some ' ¥ ) HF green duco, with black top and run- flatboats and rubber boots in some /2700 cubic inches, Lockhart’s car } ' == . : @ ning gear. The wooden wheels, places, but the road was open to ; , . - ieee standard equipment, are in green. the sturdy, swaying, home-made ree was in Kirkwood. having aoe , . / . ye The body beading is green with a suspension bridge. There the route! ered 143 miles from Waynesville ree . — § sold centerline. Hood louvres are changed to No. 17, leading tO/and breasted a Sunday evening ~ . sere | aa | striped with gold as are the wheel Waynesville. The toll collector, in| traffic. The pretty scenery along’ , PS ed =o fe ; - ~§ spokes. Watson’ stabilators, are - setting of Ozark sonny. was|No. 66, from Waynesville to St.| ad % $ x -@ Standard chassis equipment. y no means sure the roads Were; Louis, of course, is an old storv.| aie *, re - oH r- open that day, but his misgivings | It is Ozarkian. The Weather Man | “a mer ere . : ‘ es MOON ORGANIZATION GROWING were not borne out. — reasserted himself while on the. na eS { - Just to Add Variety. concrete in Franklin County by) ' ms ee ™ the rapid growth of the Moon No. 17, it developed, was el. arranging ; 1other’ rainstorm ct a ' on R >§ iistributor and dealer organization most entirely an acceptable old/ twilight. | er cnt re is evidenced by the fact that since gravel road like No. 52, and better OVER — | o- : @ January Ist, 1927, 81 automobile in places, It traverses not the ruyg- ee. merchandisers in the United States ged rock and timber of the south- E 620,000 CARS ARE | “7 re selling the Moon cars. Of this erly Ozarks, but an area of pastoral a “a total, 33 are distributors located in valleys and gentle, wooded ridges, LICENSED IN MISSOURI , ge _ 15 states, while 48 are dealers in thinly populated and altogether | By the Associated Press. | se ae 15 states, says a factory statement. charming, even under watery JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Aug oa In addition to the above three clouds. - |20.—-Motor vehicles licensed ‘n “7m (new dealers in two provinces of Three branches of Tavern Creek) Missouri at the close of July, this J ——@ Canada have been added. were crossed. First, Brushy Creek} year, totalled 620,652, it was an- Z ees Since January ist, 1927, four- was an easy ford. Then, Barren | nounced today at the automobile os teen foreign distributors haye a conning, aon pray me er agrngots department tn the of- ; —e 5 «=(Ssned up with Moon. was running, deep, swift und) fice of the Secretary of State. a va wide. Cars could not drive it, but; The registration amounted to. (FULL. FACTORY EQUIPMENT) 4-DOOR SEDAN (not A coact) as Green Paving For Texas. could stand being towed by ‘the about 30,000 more cars than were’! A ‘1 : a t “ que of green concrete mule team of a State patrolman | recorded at this time last year. th | mi @-4- e Be ® be built near Austin, Tex., that .| Fecorded at this time tast year, the “Ainute performer unequalled by many cars hun- JF il obviate the | glare that usually there for the purpose, and quiet'y; records showed. comes from light-toned pavements. y er Was crossed easily on a con-/ dollars, officials said. which was refusing pay. A concrete bridge to; Rezgistrati f , ; ° : - : © refuaing pay. A concrete bridge to| Registration teem collected for Th © | ° —the fastest Four in America! dredsof dollars higher in price. completion. Last, Big Tavern prop-|than seven and one-half mililion Gwe Trice crete weir. about four hundred thousa o One horse-power to ev SIX i Built to ve trouble-free eco- <gs ecveral miles th of Bar-| of the full ae t fi : -< nor °o ar-| 0 1e fu collections f 1926. : : ° : ren Fork the highway has been | It is predicted that aameela li- aa WwW. 1¢ a e ve pounds of chassis weight. nomical service Over a long : 4 + by a os and its var. | cense fees will run over eight mil- 2 eriod of time ~ Sa Bun alow ace is nothing but clay, yet so; Ons for the entire vear. e si wel] drained that Skidamaree, a! Of the “etry caaionee of motor Was EVER sold And this 1S only half the story! P Pa £ heavy, underslung car, got through | vehicles licensed, 556,860 w 4 : : : ey without difficulty and without|tomobiles, while 68.192" wer Here’s a car that will look like Longest springbase of any car | | Special for This M chains. There are two miles of trucks. d : a | Birds’ eponset Hex- vod chang detour south of this’ | new an travel like new long under $1000. ee ae pean ds Rool—er one place, then the gravel is resumed. | ~ We Make Old ies | Iberia, a little settlement maic | We Make Ol | after most cars have passed . ; | wt 2 accessible by motors, is at 216.1\| Fords Like New | Smartt new bodies— beautiful miles. South of it and throuzh|| Completely finished in. six into old age. ° ena: a are te cen oe new | ag at a very low cost. | 0 oO TO lines. A brilliant performer : en © old-type @ give the same guarantee ° ° ° - gravel is resumed. | aie The an qual — C 1 ee ade Swer is qu ity Dodge at the lowest price for which conade ver, in th had . 4 : si aig its sae | | We’ Specialize In rothers quality! Quality a Sedan was ever sold by road winds through the val! f | ; @at stream end beside an ailur-|| Yemaking Old Fords | materials and construction Dodge Brothers! Mag tributary creek to Waynesville, | All of our for d | a Aged That small capital of of our wot ees a ne A ‘ Deal . if M [p as ounty, as this chronicier : 3 ssociate Dealers: hae wemarked before. ‘tl tpameyse = us a = ag years, work- || ATE OTOR MPANY, NC. big hills and is noted for an es- come sas toate F — ae gion ee One, =O WASHINGTON AT GARRISON Associate Dealers: ees chat sets an amazingly anywhere. ee | LAU MOTOR CO, 7823 IVORY ~ JEfferson 1241 TOWNSEND MOTOR CO. 6701 OLIVE ST. RD. Messtiful table for & remarkably|' the most complete stocks of || BRITT MOTOR CO.; 6227 NATURAL SOUTH BRANCH, 5626 GRAVOIS UNIVERSITY CITY Now, it was 9:54.09. m. when the: se '"s Ford parte in Amer BRIDGE Riverside 5460 TURNBULL MOTOR CO, TROY, MO. ee Maren passed throvrh cae] a8 ~ equipment of the WEBSTER GROVES BRANCH, WEbster 3210 ferson City and only 1:28 p. m,) jon then ee Auto paint: | 216 W. LOCKWOOD AV. when he pulled into Wayn. «vilie— Drive in your off Ford anda let . 82 miles of comfortable, attractive ' SHEeriRnieadent iM altne Pan anil te Ji@aea Wa will tel) you how liitie # ing than ours. =. é j i : , . ei GREY g driving ina primitive land, in three 4 i (OSL 16 mike if lika a , | 4 : ice oy and a ‘alf. The sun came) RRO a ee -— | Garage out after noon, which encouraged IG RONDELET Motor (o | r _ ; | | aang for photography and a ¢ide | twiheriged Bard 4 om es: _ See garage on display ot 6220 Ridge. Open Ever Pp 6 Steelville and the Meram. c 3857-3869 en re M@aier «ea 3 T * se F ; he | River, yet at 7:15 p. m. Skidama- | bale Monies» oer bey | " 2 { : REMEMBE fie ° “ €

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= a REPUBLIC TAUCK CO. WiLL Truck Co., Inc., and the Linn ufacturing Corporation of M |\N. Y., have just com pleted of the purchase of the Linn Com. Pany by Republic, which was | nounced several days ago, the re company becomes a division 3 Republic Motor Truck Co., Ae. % Attending the conf : eren Alma, in addition to the al “8 Officials, were five Republic b Managers in whose territories It ig - : | ; (St. Louis branch. proposed to launch a Linn tr selling campaign. Amo ** bs : tied : was F. C. Meyer, manager oan The branch mana : gers Linn tractor in operation. ou powerful machine, with . horsepower engine and laying device, made Its wey aol case over rough ground, into gra ee pits, up steep grades and over Other 7 . obstacles which no motor could negotiate A dem . Onst before the Gratiot County "Ren Commission proved the advan oa of the Linn tractor for road bulla, ing and road maintenance. : Officials of the Republi | Cc Motor MARKET POWERFUL TRACTOR “ iN KEROSENE fll OIL CORPORATION | Orrig, ¢ & Coa. } ference of the mid-west Repubng ‘ Than on Gallon of Or- .» |sales organization at Alma, a = |working out plans for immediat, | be % expansion of the program ¢ Bes = |sale of Linn tractors. As or the ot truck J} gjor the exP | sing used. to tell the kind of tue! being usee- | Who Has Been Appointed Gereral engine detonation | at Point it eaearison and the | SALES MANAGER IS LAWYER Voorn = q ; : } 4 hun- ” be built near Austin, Tex., that|crease in torque without adding a ‘ Will obviate the glare that usually|pound of weight to the car. Pro- PR mes from light-toned pavements.! duction will start shortly.” LIVE ST. RD. Y Paha ROY, MO. INC ‘Ring gear. The wooden’ wheels, the kerosene. a ® merchant in South St. Louis, select- design to the 128-inch models, Side oy Df BY HUDSON | COMES To city | | | | AS SALES CHIEF OF } | j 4 Was Only 2.8 Miles Less dinary Gasoline. —— anand ss kerosene as fuel, a stand- SSA Hudson custombilt super-six this week was driven 15.1] to the gallon over Os Point Breeze to Imperial. mp CAF performed perfectly and pa mileage given was only 2.8 Biess than given on a gallon ¥ asoline. tee was piloted by R. R. An- metropolitan sales manager Hudson-Frampton Motor Car CO. Hudson-Essex distributor. the test was observed by a ntative of the Post-Dispatch ection. ae start to finish of the test | the car was held at a 40 m. p. h. pe ee and apparently operated as| #5 Ss ‘of the ectly on kerosene as on high- gas except for the peculiar loding kerosene gave ss eae se ee | have been impossible WILLIAM FE. MacEWEN, it would two long hills, was apparent and eliminated by Sales Manager of the Pierce Pe- a troleum Corp., with Head- this was instants quarters in St. Louis. ing the spark. a retarding at trip—begun 00 te on U. S. 61 and ending | PIERCE PETROLEUM CORP hart on U. total, 33 are distributors located i ’ S c Qi na f Jordan, Continental aid | 3 : Slates, while 48 are dealers in et © | ' 49 states, say é ’ | q Says a factory statement. “Hitherto, increased power has | Stromberg engineers. in addition to the above three been attained through large motors | which necessarily required heavy | chassis,’’ says the factory. “The new engine, however, is a light mo- tor with high speed characteristics —_—~-___ and even greater economy, but em- Green Paving For Texas. bodying 33 per cent increase in A highway of green concrete is|horse power and 21 per cent in- Since January 1st. 1927, four- A “PERMANENT - BUILT” Bungalow Garages Special for This Month Only! ——— _ LL LEO, OT Birds’ Celebrated Neponset Hex- agonal Strip Shingle Roof—or one coat of Paint. SPECIFICATIONS—2 large double windows; one 4-light glass service door; 2x4 studding, 2 feet on center; 2x4 rafters, 2 feet on center and well braced; clear fir drop siding. All full length. All lumber, moulding, etc., used on the outside of building is the very best grade of fir. Alley entrance doors are mill made, 1° inches thick, vertical grain fir, either glass or panel hung on Richard Wilcox box rail track, that can be opened from the alley without going through yard service door, All doors are self-lockine. $10 Cash, Balance 2 Years Plas Small Finance Charges Compare Our Specifications With Others—Then Decide We are the original designers of this type of Garage. Size 18x18 2-Car Size, $263 10x18 1-Car Size, $165 Manufactured and Built Only by . 7 } St. Louis’ Largest Manufacturer and Builder of Bungalow Garages Office, 6220 Ridge Av. | Alley View—2-Car Ga Literature Sent on Reqeset PHONE CABANY 8625 te Strage on display at 6220 Ridge. Open Evenings and Sundays Till 8 O'Clock © REMEMBE Garrett's Garages Are Sold on Spc- 9 | & . fications—Not Price. e ‘puco DISTRIBUTER IN . his place as vice/ president anda OUTPUT OF NEW DODGE gu ! announced and neral manager having been ST, LOUIS CHANGES NAME, 'aen by William T. Miller. | INCREASED 5 PER CENT ceived: fe! te stated | Officers of the Duco Corpo | , ’ poration | Production of Dodge Brothers “The present jump in produc-| ‘he near future te indicated.” Five miles of concrete on U. 8. Dodze | ms 65—the lowa border, Chillicothe, The name of the Roberson. | w Bradford Motor Coach Co., dis- | of St. Louis are: A. B, Kilpatrick. | new tributer of Du Pont duco in this Duco Corporation of St. Louis. | tary. | cars, The personnel of the firm is un-| Head | Pertisee a > : - | quarters of the Duco Corpo. “ertise’ as The Fastest Fo: rr r z , | | e Fastes ou: In; ing off the line each day compacd changed, except that O. W. Rob. | ration of St. Louis are at 2826-23 | America,” have heen running te- , ; | bind retail sales eve; Since Ju'y 17] erson no longer is connected with | Pine street. when president; W. T. Miller, vic ~ Linerane : © Presi- }increased 25 per cent, according to! Brothers have made withis three! ident, and W. T. Bradford, a] ; territory, has been changed to the. d, secre _the factory. Shipments of these! weeks. Under the new schedule ap- SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 31, :1827.- — ~-= delivering curs ag fast four-cylinder line has veen|; tion is the third which further increase .» production im U, S. 65 OPEN 10 TRAFFIC —_ Sedalia, Springficid, Arkansas bore Car Tourists Increase. der route—from the Grundy-Liv- the American Automobile Associa- | been opened to traffic. thereby ' , . , ‘ ‘ i Which have been widely ad-| proximately 1000 fours are com-| According to a report made by | ingston County lines horth has caupe and a new cabriolet with about 800 previously. A aew tion, there has been an increase of eliminating a narrow detour and rou’?d./ 100 per cent in American tourists | opening a paved highway from the the new line was formaily! ster were put in production a fw) taking their cars abroad this year ' county line to Trenton. You have undoubtedly noticed this about different gasolines—that an excessively quick- starting gasoline does not have the power when the motor warms up. This is not fancy. <A bulletin just issued by the University of Michigan Engineering Research Department says: “Although a low end-point may shorten the warming-up period, it also tendsto cause lowering of power and poor acceleration.” You cannot have opposite and conflicting characteristics in the same gasoline or oil. Plow horses don’t make race horses. How Pennant Gasoline is ‘*Balanced” A new process at the Pennant refineries “balances” the characteristics of the gaso- line. It avoids extremes. It does not seek , to produce an excessively quick starting gasoline at the sacrifice of power. It does not retain excessively heavy power-frac- tions that would make sluggish starting. Instead, a fine balance is maintained. Pennant Gasoline is just right for start- a 5 ee Gasoline ~ This ‘balanced’ gasoline is ~just right for starting ~just right for power ‘*Balanced’’ Motor Oil, Too Hot and cold motors require opposite qualities in motor oil just as they do in gaso- line. A cold motor requires a quick-flowing oil as well as a quick vaporizing gasoline. Within a few moments after you start your car however, the heat inside the motor has risen to several hundred degrees. It is then that the motorists find the ex cessively quick-starting gasolines and exces: sively quick-flowing oils very inefficient. The gasoline loses power and the oil becomes dangerously thin. In a hot motor you need a heavier gaso- line and a heavier motor oil. Yet if they are too heavy you have trouble with Starting. Every motorist knows from experience that em ae The ordinary unbalanced gasolines are likethe see-saw. As their start- ing qualities go HIGHER, their pow er qualities at engine temperatures go LOWER—and vice versa. 7 ing and just right for power. and the motor is good and warn, it pro- duces the finest acceleration and strong- est power your motor ever' gave. . Pierce Petroleum Corporation ‘f d , Uf It starts at once even in cold weather; 1 4 yet when you have driven a few blocks SS . o P an C. =; nm byey tevabem Jule on. ot ton ns le eamanre . \ Premium Quality:at Regular Price GASOLINE \and MOTOR OIL 4 9 the way your car performs with these Since 1857 Saint Louis — —« | | POWER GASOLINE he does not get the performance out of his car when the gasoline and oil are either too heavy or too light. After years ot experir:enting, the Pennant refineries have worked out a method of “bal- ancing” Pennant gasoline and motor oil, These products are just right for starting. They are also just right for steady, powerful pulling and safe lubrication in a hot motor, Your motor will instantly tel) you the story. Do not fai] to give a thorough tryout to these new Pennant products at your firs, op- portunity. Drive in where you see the Pen- nant. Try a tank full of “balanced” Pennant Gasoline and a crankcase full of “balanced” Pennant Motor Oil. Premi Quali t “Regular Price. You will find the greatest satisfaction in new products. Its quick starting and particularly its strong, powerful pull will be very noticeable. In spite of the greater cost of produc- tion, Pennant products are sold at r ular prices. Why pay more? Even wit better performance, you make a distinct sav- ing in your mileage costs. Why not begin today’ . { CASHOGAS <OUPOn } O@P.P.c., 1927 astous C14 Cashogas Coupons Redeemed by all Pennant Service Stations and Pennant Dealers + CASHOLAS | a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___—- ~—=—Ss—— PAGE 3 dealers have been) Jays ago and with these body FIVE MILES OF PAVING On as re- types also or the market a stil Pe 3 ib, mpenin ie ys a niet Bn “a Bi a sen ae Be oe disialal ens Lp Bing a » POP AONE OO lee wR, certs cith aconpenvan hart an tied

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ up to 1500 cars a day by Oct. i. Net profits of Willys-Overiand, Inc., for the first six months, 1927, were $5,238,053.71, after deduc- ____ SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1927_— FORD STULL SENT «(stares sales, merchandise invent $21,058,235.65 on Jung § compare with $33,556,118 8° same time last year, @ reds $12,497,883.41. ST:LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 4A Chrysler and Dodge are concerned. Material expansion of output is the general rule Were. More Ford Rumors. a SUNBEAM MOTOR CO. SENGINEER JOINS MOOK CO. 1,020,386 units and dealers sold to users 975.230 units, which was 45,156 units less than they bought BRINGS 90 MP. 1. CAR T0 SHOW 10 ST. LOUK New International Speed Truck ON NEW CAR PLANS ‘General Motors Retail Sales in from the divisions. [In the corre- sponding period in 1926, dealers sold to users 731.766 units—8036 more than they bought from the divisions. These statements give an idea of the difference between the two years so far as General Best available information about the new Ford is that it will have a radiator much like that of the Lincoln, but smaller; clutch, a smaller edition of the type used in the Lincoln; engine, 3%x4%:; some gears made of a specia! cotton com- bination, to {nsure quiet operation. tions for Federal income tax, ac- cording to John N. Willys, presi- dent. In spite of a large increase in Cash $15,552,165.02. comr 343,539.43 on June 36 increase of 65 per cent, Wi Four ing on U. Mo., was The 18 from the —betw has been On this os Rederer, sales manager of “ylotor Sales, Inc., announces ‘eEppointment of George Groom, of Sunbeam Motor Works, mind, as special territory rep- ative for Southern Illinois. was for several years Stutz President Demonstrates How High Pop Speed Means Safer Medium Speed. July Show Increase With “of a mechanical division of ous Sunbeam Motor Works| only the i egbainnton, England. Wabash | Motors is concerned. Detroit Production High. It is reported that production will 4.749 Units. he Production in Detroit continues at| be under way about Sept. 15, with a daily output of 250 cars and that { einaeecatapeaaas unusually high speed. so far as 'By a Special Correspondent of the plants like Hudson-Essex, Packard. the schedule calls for stepping this Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Aug. 20.—Current ru- mor places the price at which the new Ford car will be brought out at around $50 per car higher than the present line. The factory is silent, not only as to price, but as to the actual date on which the new line wil! be formally intro- duced. The plant is stilt being tooled, with a large force of toolmakers at work, but the date for readiness to go is still in the future. Stories that Ford dealers are being brought to the factory to see the new line are discounted here, for PROFESSIONAL ME DO YOU NEED We off you a deferres fn men’ plan made to meet +. — A — 4 —___ 5 | TIRES?=2°"=36 ye EASY MONTHLY TERMS wostis - eee. Se ~~ 7 — = Garages, Conservatories pe Factories, Etc. C 5 odri ch Silvertoy A, The | RENT PAYS No One Ever Regretted Baying Q Guaran F. E. Moskovics, president of the _ Stutz Motor Car Co. of America, Indianapolis, Ind., was in St. Louis | Wednesday to visit the Benjamin Motor Co., Stutz distributer, in the | ~ course of a nivel campaign. Ac-| companied by Bert Dingle, Stutz factory service manager, and H. E. Fisher, chie# final inspector, Mos- kovicg is totring a number of the large citie* inviting any one to ride in th® Stutz “Black Hawk” speedster d Stutz sedan, with Weymann dy, that the party are driving. “We are out to show peo- ———— Granitoid Reinforced Concrete Water Proofing This man International 1%%4-ton delivery truck is built for fast duty and easy handling in traffic. FOR IT Why tle up pag operating capital in Tin us finance you. GREENE'S; ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT f Work Guaranteed Prompt Service Steel Buildings Store Fronts Remodeling, Etc. Contract or Percentage ae a * te Ms a 1 nee #3 . ‘ . 9 i an ™ , . - 7 Dat, saree Dee A “ a ! Ls sh needs + es oT ) aikenes er Ms hone” ae - . 7” « a er re ie aS “1 * x ere P 7 ‘ . BM ty >+* . OS PSOE ES TPR NOY Senet euameaeniiiiniadids tee | y, ~ am :¢ Nel : inked 2 me aera —_ . — ~ 0 bt od saalind i “4 , - P il an | ae ee aoe) — ° pes > — Tats eM Bt acstoa, vw 53 2 SR ee, en * pes. tm 24 hours by a margin of several | car ae on Labor day and in the miles per hour. | Pike's Peak climb the same day. The Stutz’ performance in the; Glen Schultz, who won the Pike's °4-hour test was unique, he said,in| Peak climb last year, is experi- that no advantage whatever was Biever Ree. with the various stock gear taken of any possible loop hole in/ ratios used in the different models the A. A. A. rules governing stock | of Stutz cars, to select the one best Real Estate Loans Monthly Payments te meee ~ wel os bees CEntral "1697 Fire Adjustments Fireproofed rnenens PArkview 3220 and Appraisals Send Particulars Without Obligation Catt a. oP ere ~ Oe LOO EE OS OMe ort seaetapry Olen akin fn Sits ahi T 2 Pee uf i Liban. uA urcaare telat actateot ee aU ae Set eRe cor per ae ple the tremendous advantage cf having a 90-mile-per-hour car— and that ds its safety and enormous power rdserve at speeds of 35, 40 and 45 =m. p. h..” Moscovics said. To Prove Reserve Power Valne. “This Stutz ‘Blackhawk’ wil! do 90 railes per hour.” he said. “It will run 45 m. p. h. with the throt- tle on'y a third open, and 65 to 70 m. ‘Pp. h. with the throttle half open. ; So vast a margin of power a erve means safe, sweet run- ing pt al! speeds. Nobody can, or shoul, dream of driving at 80 and 90 nt. p. h. on the road. But hav- ing — speed ability makes the ord! lower speeds ag safe as a cloc id Tne smoothness and quiet of opé-ation, the sense of great pomer in reserve and of safe, steady ruvning. were strikingly shown a few minutes later in a run in which Diggle drove the Stutz. ‘Moskovics spoke with pride of the Stutz stock car record of 1642 né‘ies in 24 hours and the In- a:nnapolis track for which it was rded the Stevens trophy. Thus far, he said, there has been no challenge for the trophy. Every- ody in automotive circles, he said, new that a Stutz car could beat a single clearance, fhat record of 68 44 m. p. h. for car contests. “The committee which examined the cars,” he said. “in- cluded “homas Little, former pres- ident of the Society of Automotive Engineers and now chief engineer of the Marmon factory. and Col. W. G. Wall, consulting engineer for Marmon, Lycoming Motors and Stutz and slated to head the S&S. A. F. The committee spent four days examining the cars and their parts. Took No Advanage of Rules. “Under the A. A. A. rules, a car is entitled to a 60 per cent increase in all bearing. valve tappet and pis- ton clearances. Stutz never changed and did not change even a valve clearance. That was real stock car perform- ance. Moskovics recalled that Stutz guarantees a stop watch speed of 80% m. p. m. for a stock Stutz roadster, 78 m. p. h. for a stock closed model and 85 m. p. h. for a stock Stutz “Black Hawk” speeds- ter. He reiterated that these guar- antees were not to encourage speed- ing. but to assure the public that the cars had the top speed to‘in- sure “beautiful performance at the speeds everybody uses.” Moskovics said that Stutz cars would be in the Atlantic City stock fitted for mountain work, and eX- pects to drive a Stutz “special” in the event. A stock Stutz with Wey- mann body is to contest In its class in the Pike’s Peak climb. Moskovics plans to go to Europe next month and to remain abroad long enough to attend the various national automobile shows. He and his party left St. Louls Wenesday night for Kansas City. NEW YORK CADILLAC AGENCY BUILDING $2,500,000 PLANT One of the largest unit plants | of any automobile distributer in | Uppercu | the world is to be the building, now being erected by Up- percu Cadillac Corp., New ,. York, distributer of Cadillac and La Balle | cars, at a cost of $2,500,000. The new building will occupy the entire block front on Columbus avenue from Sixty-second to Sixty- third streets, New York City. It will be 13 stories high and have, a total floor area of 350,000 square! feet. On the three lower floors will be space to put on an independent automobile show of 80 or 90 cars. the reason that the Ford plan to have service men come to the fac- tory, for instruction on the new car, hag not been carried out, ac- cording to dealers in Detroit. With an increase of $50. Ford would still retain a price advan- tage of close to $100 over the cars next higher in price made by other companies. Knight Engine Plant Reopened, Reopening of the plant of the Wilson Foundry and Machine Co. at Pontiac, with considerably in- coe manufacturing facilities, returns between 2600 and 3000 men to work in this district. Expansion, it was stated at the factory, was made imperative by increased business in manufacture of Knight sleeve valve engines for Willys-Knight and Whippet cars. General Motors Sales Increase. General Motors sales by dealers lto users in July totaled 134.749 units; sales to dealers by the cor- poration’s divisions totaled 136,749. only 2160 more than were sold by dealers that month. Last year, in July, the dealers sold to users 101,576 units, which was 13,933 more than were sold by divisions to dealers. ( In the firsst seven months of WIPFLER CONST. CO., 920 Ambassador Bldg., St. Louis 404 N. 9th Street 3300 Washington BI. ee ee / CHEVROLET ¥ Cords — Sold Wi Guarantee to Giv ee i ay -¥ ae F ‘ i at 4 7 & , filed ou we Se ron Co ron. cet Tens of thousands of users have learned by actual compari- — at Once , wf f son that Chevrolet provides the lowest ton-mile cost* in — ao +f i & the history of the commercial car industry! = | 3 This matchless economy is due to advanced wadine de sign « s s extremely low operation and maintenance costs ss s exceptionally slow depreciation s s s and the most amazing price ever placed on a modern, gear-shift truck— a combination of economy features found in no other commercial car in the world. Whether you operate one or ‘many trucks, come to our salesroom and learn for yourself how Chevrolet is designed and built to save you money. Note the advanced; modern engineering—typified by a powerful valve-in-head motor; with three-speed transmission and sturdy single-plate disc- clutch. Mark the rugged, quality construction heavy channel steel frame—massive banjotype rear axle —long, extra-leaved, heavy steel springs, set parallel to the frame. Go for a trial load demonstration—and see how perfectly Chevrolet meets your own haulage requirements. Then examine the amazing economy records made by Chevrolet Trucks—records which prove conclusively Chevrolet’s over-all economy: If you do that, the next truck you buy will be a Chevrolet! * Ton-mile cost is the cost of trans porting a ton of material one mile Chassis *495 oS —or its Gistireuh Cab 610 | All prices f. 0. b. Flint, Midhe |. To Make Our Product More Worthy Lower Prices — w + wren Improvements > i ee 2 ee >» . : . ”~ +s my we <. e ne You will find improvements, applying to both bodies and chassis, in all of the latest Paige sixes and eights now on dis- play. And you will find ten of the twenty Paige models selling at lower prices. Improved bodies with new color combi- nations, applied by an advanced process, add to the appearance of the cars, and to the durability of their finish. The sixes have refined and more powerful motors, adding to power, speed, and traditional Paige performance. —Buil¢e for us by America’s largest exclusive tire man- ufacturers. —Heaviest ply tire manufac- tured—ranging from 5-ply to 8-ply, according to size. —Made of fresh, pure GUM RUBBER! Remember ~—You don’t need the cash We invite you to inspect these latest Paige cars, to consider their value, and to enjoy a demonstration. te tt ee a 7 4 a alt he) : <) an —_— CURE + 4 Orthwein Motor Corp» 3 Locust Bl. Reichardt Motor Co. Groves, Mo. Reller Chevrolet Co., % chester Av., Mag South Side Chevrolet © Grand Bl. net Motor Co., 3008 f 2 EAST ST. LOUIS DE Gilliam-Epstein Chevrolet Co., 5929 Easton Av. Gravois Motor Corp., 6820 Grav- ois Av. Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshighway BI. MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI., University City Neill Chevrolet Co., 120 N. Kirk- wood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. North Side Chevrolet Co., 4333 Standard Chevrolet Co» Warne Av. State St., at Veron Fhe WORLD'S LARGEST BUILDER OF GEAR-SHIFT ST. LOUIS DEALERS _Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 For- sythe BI., Clayton, Mo. Ballwin Motor Co., BaHwin, Mo. Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jeffer- son Av. J.H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry and Chambers Rds. Te Auto Co., 7502 Michigan v. Warner Motor Co., 7200 Natural Bridge Road. F — Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar WILSON MOTOR CAR CO. 2921-23-25-27 Locust BI. Open Evenings and Sunday Geo. A. Krauss, President Atlas Auto Repair Co., 4833 Easton Avi Motor Co., 8315 Gravois For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service Call JEfferson 3370 i pms le A A j 4 j Ly Phone: JEfferson 1438 Lafayette Garage, 2716 Lafayette Simon-Lowry Motor Car Co., Maplewood rae —— - ‘or SP , TT OPPTT ETAL PRRs ae iL me

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jsales, merchandise inventories = $21,058,235.65 on June 30, qoem compare with $33,556,118.2@ as mo same time last year, @ reduction «s $12,.497,883.41.. Cash on hang Re $15,552,165.02, compared with es — 343,539.43 on June 30 last year ga’ increase of 65 per cent, Will | 7s aa + w an 4 ach SUNBEAM MOTOR CO, SSSENGINEER JOINS MOON CO. See Rederer, sales manager of be atotor Sales, Inc., announces Seum@aointment of George Groom, : w of Sunbeam Motor Works, 8 as special territory rep- ive for Southern Illinois. m was for several years SLAB ON U. $. 63 OPEN FROM NO 22 JUNCTION TO CLARK Four miles of gravel resurfac- ing on U. 8S. 63 south of Lancaster, Mo., was completed this week. The 18-foot paving on U. S. 68 from the junction of State No. 22 ——between Clark and Centralia— has been opened north to Clark. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH U. S. HIGHWAY 65 AGAIN OPEN TO THROUGH TRAFFIC U. 8. Highway No. 65, between Sedalia and Springfield, is again open to through traffic. Two smal! bridges were washed out recently two miles North of Buffalo and traffic is still being detoured over the two mile detour via Punkin NEW TWO-TON, SIX-CYLINDER GRAHAM TRUCK ON DISPLAY A two-ton heavy duty speed truck, powered by the new Dodge six cylinder engine, and equipped with 6-speed transmission and 4. wheel Lockheed hydraulic brakes, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 FINLAND REO DISTRIBUTER BUILDS 28-YARD LONG BUS Big enough to house a complete automobile exhibit, a monster bus was constructed by the Nordic Auto Import, Reo distributer in Finland, as a special display room der the hood there was a commo- dious kitchen and serving room. The bus was 28 yards long, nine yards wide, and nine yards high, or about four times the size,.of the regular pay-enter tyne of Reo bus. The interior of the body furnished ample display spice for two Fly- ing Cloud models, sedan and ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH stu TIRES Your Favorite Brand—Be Convinced PAGE 54 FOR F LESS brougham, a bus chassis, and an old-time Reo passenger car. In ad- dition, there was a completely Heavy N. 8S. equipped business office, (ord Tires. ——— Pas Non-Skid. . iv Guaranteed Tube, 950 WINTER IS COMING ARE YOU PREPARED IT IS TIME YOU STOPPED PAYING. GARAGE RENT BECAUSE 7 $F .00 CASH Balance In 24 Months LIKE Se RENT Seth. On Your E. L. RIDKER CO., 4060 West Pine BI. Builders of “Perfect-Built Garages and Homes” LINDELL 9350 ARKVIEW 4280W Without any obi a ehecked below. obligation to me, please send more information on the items Center. This detour, however. will be abandoned Friday, August 19, according to the Highway Depart- ment. is the latest Graham Brothers commercial vehicle to be displayed by the Tate Motor Car Co., Dodge distributor here. The new truck, especially de- signed for speedy delivery and easy handling in traffic, has four for- ward speeds and reverse, with di- rect drive on high speed, permitt- ing greater ease of handling under all conditions, The motor is the same as used in Dodge Brothers’ six-cylinder cars, and is of the L-head type with bore and stroke of 3%x4%. It has a brake horsepower of 65 at 2500 r. p. m. and the governor- set maximum speed is 35 m. p. b. during a recent automobile’ show. Some idea of the vehicle's size can be obtained from the fact that, un- wet a mechanical division of! On this route there will remain Mamous Sunbeam Motor Works| only the 1.5 mile detour around the . N A L M E N 4 Wolverhampton, England. Wabash underpass south of Renick. We off. you a deferred pay. I” | men’ plan made to meet your requirements. We concentrate wt. quality. ich Silvertowns — r Regretted Buying Quality — your operating capital in Tires? Let us finance you. EENE’S 12-PAYMENT PLAN N. 9th Street | 3246 S. Grand BI. One Year 30x3'4 Clincher Qe ¥. a, bes a * i Qa 7 (ae g — ee 7 L hncnnenn cnet om, / ee ; : b — |The One Year~!1 00% | Guaranteed Tires! Ul | | models, the roadbuilder. on 114. inch ‘wheelbase, priced at $1645. [7 ‘factory; the 137-inch wheelbase | chassis, for 9-foot bodies, priced = ($1595, factory, and the 162-inch wheelbase chassis for 12-foot bod- Cords — Sold With a Written Unconditional ggg ves merce genic Guarantee to Give You One Full Years’s Service Steel spoke wheels are standard > th on 20x4.40 Balloon \ 30x5.77 33x6.00 31x5.25 co-sxia, (OOo milter 4a 916.75 Miller 4 $17.45 | $14.45 [United States, 7, f | Brick . 4 Garages Porches and Porch Enclosures Remodeling and Repairing High-Grade Cord NWN. 8S. Speolal Oversize 30c8% Oversize... 85.75 ° 30x3% Non-Skid, dere, '. 884s | Sanam. siaas | $2.95 Sanate, $1s0613808 5 .81n45 oo | ec UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. (inc.) 2840 Locust St Free City Delivery Mal) an@ Phode Orders Filled } JEfferson O531, Lindell 7782. Opea Evenings. All Day Sunday Wholesale and Retail. Free Service at Store, Dealers, Write for Gur Prices Red Top Fisk Cords era games Ar ae MR eS OS YO EY” 303% Goodyear Cords 6.85 wer inte on all models, as are the 32x6 front tires and 34x7 rear tires. The factory claims that the new mode] is the lowest priced on the market in its class, and $150 to $300 lower than any four-cylinder truck of similar capacity. ; _ SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DIS: RESULTS—8-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING, Now Added Beaut and Distinction at _ Surprising Th 4 } ’ ' th } pity TF i Til i} i ite ' ; i Tit eel LPST ESS EteT | ' ' 7 ’ ; | 7) Now, as a result of the surprising re- duction in all Pontiac Six prices, two great motoring luxuries are combined at the lowest price in history. Now $745 is the world’s lowest price for six-cylinder performance and Fisher body luxury—an achievement made possiblé by the manufacturing econo- mies effected in the mammoth new Pontiac Six factory, recently complet- ed at a cost of $12,000,000. As never before; does the suprem- acy of Pontiac Six value reveal itself to cold logic and comparison. Now its beauty is enriched by fashionable new Duco color combinations. Marvelous smoothness and snap are achieved by the largest engine used in any six priced up to $1000. Long life and high speed stamina are assured by an oiling system which forces 250 gal- , Open om, MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY .2- E. A. Hatfield, President Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET MUELLER MOTOR ‘ SAYRE MOTOR CO. UNION ot TRIANGLE AUTO CO. Lucas and Hunt A ae ON GARAGE ; £617 Gravois . K. MOTOR CO. OSCAR GRANNEMAN CO. SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES SHUBERT MOTOR CO. " Edwardsville, Ill. . New Haven, Me. 4037 Netural Bridge Av. 6209 Gravois 'S GARAGE IVORY AUTO CO. WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. STOFFEL’S G ith and St. Loule Av., East Leaie, M. MEYER AUTO CO. Florissant Highland, IL 7805 Ivory Av. CLAY GOODLOE AUTO CO. BRAHM-MITCHELETTE MOTOR CO. FIFTH STREET HORSTMAN AUTO SALES 5811 Delmar BI. 1049 S. Boyle Belleville Collinsville, Il. NGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc. ST. CHARLES SALES CO. CARRIGAN & HOPE MOTOR CO. A a aefrone {tea og c egy A oo Madison, Granite City and Venice HILLEL Pet ghee * at ~ SKAQV beRTRRERGERAEREG LACED . = bee actual compari- ion-mile cost* in uced modern de laintenance costs s and the most ear-shift truck— und in no other 5; come to our olet is designed anced; modern rein-head motor; single-plate disc- ction throughout; rear axle set parallel to the in—and see how ge requirements. scords made by pve conclusively No Tire in America Matches “Champion” Unlimited Mileage Guarantee! E DON’T care if you drive 10,000 miles a year or 50,000! If any ‘‘Champion’’ Cord fails, for any reason under the sun, your One-Year Guarantee protects you! You get immediate ad. justment—without question or quibble! It doesn’t matter whether it’s due to a glass cut, stone bruise, blowout, rim cut or what! No Interest No Extra Charges TRUCK TIRES Sold Also With Same Guarantee 9-DOOR SEDAN ill be a Chevrolet! =~ $395 1-Ton Truck Chassis lons of oil an hour through the engine at 35 m. p. h. Comfort and conveni- ence are enhanced by tilting-beam headlights with foot control; VV windshield, luxury type cushions and numerous other important. features. hae Ye ne These are vital factors of permanen satisfaction and high resale value which every buyer of a low-priced six is entitled to expect. They are but a few of the features which make-today’s Pontiac Six a triumph of efficient pro- duction and advanced engineering. Come in! Learn how much more you - 1 “ rm bey . Ss a od . er “ s . ~ " . ‘———_-« - . ~ . . ~——" . . ~ d . b . vis i cs a “ — > > -& a ’ ~ + - > . a wa . : *¢ - . . . 4 - ‘ > ‘ (eames en nn nee RT 5 " o 4 “ 4 o * Y ‘@vr : a tid “ ¢ - x Sa ansil o - 4 ONE Frum. 2G - “ : « P a TL seas as . A woe "STL. “arte Fy eee ” ay *2 ie ry , . Ws. ty ¢ ax S tase] , PERL TART EA tht 3 . ‘ » a sate \ Ly kit. = a 2n% : ” , > ay tia, i y we. Ps * : ’ v ‘ > _ seth aT we : , & Mixiiren ais aa A? Sis ; “ hy ~~. . : \ga . ** a Lash ™ hee. ay, ag Te" 2 betas ast ve) Shas Seb att t. text “ea ath; ~ ‘i ‘Z . . hae eee : eetests stil. a sks Sty At a . ai ts athe 4 ee 4 Teste “gti : “bry 2 a nite . “ ™ 33 ; 4 rte ey SP . BARRE het ’ _ bt eat he . A ; a : ‘ ; : = g N ‘ A “ty =n * ao : ‘> **ce- 3 - r rs a : te 7 2. ae ae ef ii fi, 3 sha " ‘ ; May ; e ys a ate we .* 5 . ou rae rt \ Some Facts! —Built for us by America’s 3 largest exclusive tire man- } ufacturers. —Heaviest ply tire manufac- } tured—ranging from 5-ply § ply jj Here’s A REAL Tire Value to 8-ply, according to size. § —Made of fresh, pure GUM § at BEACON CORDS : Standard 90-Day Warranty Remember ~—You don’t need the cash § to secure these wonderful tires at Gatcly’s. ontiac Siz De Laze Delivery, $585-4e $776. The Oakland All-American Siz, $1045 te iavediing alanoan, aay te on the Generel Motors Tinre Payment : prs , os” ai 7 > y. ; ' | | ' ere , . (Cea va - —ws al — 30x3 *e Oversize — DD 57c Down 58c Weekly pe Use Our 1Z EQUAL PAYMENT PLAN Qirely | Cor. Sixth and Washington Upstairs 2d Floor Over Kresges NEARBY STORES E. St. Louis, 230 Collinsville Av.—Alton, 208 West 3d Belleville, 123 W. Main St. This Tire carries the standard 90-day warranty against all defects in workmanship and ma- terial—the same as given by leading tire manufacturers, EER gr ays ae or ew” N Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 - Locust Bl. . ichardt Motor Co., Webster - Groves, Mo. Reller Chevrolet Co., 7239 M chester Av., Maplewood South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 9% } | Grand BI. ; ) ) Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. + Open Satarday Nights Till 9 Stores he New and Finer NICS —— _ Principal Cities ' ; ’ | ' f ’ | | ; ' ' ' ' | ’ ' ' EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER » Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 — ee State St., at Veronica 2-SHIFT TRU y wa 7 4. Py er Wer wee ~ CON & 2 = fn — ee i By aa ¢ oy ae ay a > ‘ MiiereiiveiiiZ : 2m

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PAGE 6A 6, M. RETAIL SALES IN JULY WERE 134,749 UNITS Commenting on the July sales of cars, Alfred P. Sloan Jr., presiden! ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Vesper-Buick Auto Co. | Erecting New Building SUNDAY MORNING, ‘AUGUST 21, 1997_ of Genera! Motors, says: “The retail sales by our dealers to consumers in July were 134,749 cars, an increase of 33,173 cars, or | 3% per cent, as compared with 101,- | in | Distributer Will Move Buick Headquarters for This Territory to Vandeventer and GABRIEL SNUBBERS ADD 10 RIDING COMFORT, SAYS MERRY “Increased riding comfort is not the only advantage enjoyed by users of the new Gabriel Snubbers, ’ says H. C. Merry, local Gabriel distributor. “In addition, Gabriels protect a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ CHRYSLER DEALER TO HOLD ‘SHOWING OF NEW MODELS Koenig-Feuerbacker, Inc., 3456 South Grand boulevard, South Side Ch®ysler dealer, will have a spe- cial showing of all new Chrysler models at their display rooms from Aug. 18 to 21. The firm now has a full line of ————e “72.” “62,” and “52” models on dis- Complete MOTOR REBUILDING DODGE, $36.50; BUICK, $47.50 Pistons, Pins, Bings and Tabor foe. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP 4973-75 Easton. Phoue FOrest 4496. Does Your Radiator Do AUTO RADIATORS Boiled Out —Re paired if your car overheats have your radia- tor boiled out by our new process. We guarantee to restore proper . circula- We also repair leaky radiators. ere. te July, 1926, and 65,572 both the chassis and body of the " tion. p etwioe SP ee a rn nee Md i “ wears * ae i cle sake en esas A iegas ace ose es SF as > Eo Cee ye ot . a esa ee eed ~ Aa oie olen SP = eg BF LSA LORI Rt 2 RINE MRE ROOT NRRL IRE! CSN 3 ED DAR OER RS. 9 ‘ \ st Shee » 1) ae ns — — mse atm aos Sati cms, Be » r : ars he : »* 7 ° bes LOGIE ORCI EET DAY TEN ‘i ‘sstiahapslniatedtieiasleantitieing ‘ in tac came oS Ya ay 4 Dh sn tee a . 7 ae 5 - : 4 4 - vd — © * tan OE ee on sae ae a, » ie Fors ~ ney Pian mt Maite: A ete eR gees mo - RE cen aS CMR eaE q te 2 pare , A erea teen >, ‘e Smee pet. Ap - roe Me he 4 “ - PF gery ohn y * ee ae ee ee a ie Apes tay 0 cp apie pnts uanp ateyetaepenseamadibatpenaanaate : a nee EQN? = 2 yore ae SF ws ie ‘ Co Xa ral 2 Tew ae 2 reg 7 : 4 : > se ATL ge . “ . gree pn RS pia Soe ee SRT ad seg. ee 2 + 4 Be ta _ os ee . eyatbe, et me Rae 8G AE ET centage Aen . - 5 ety a enol an TS nt. a » , —— > a _~ * eee % P +7 on Ps C FO MAG OL RELI TB EN OT. yale hips aes AYR nr 8 yet das Noa sires? ga ers IT 5 ee - a “ . wr engl heen Aplnite acila-aeaiens dali oh tortor Siena —— - « Te 1 Ap ute seein, . ’ . ‘0 : 4 oe APE ne em o> oye kere sane rn “ — ° . . RE Re er Greg. ae od pe Gan # v ae — Paes SFU. PULA K -_ 4 y reals, Deep in the wilderness the wolverine hunts his lonel way across mountain and val- taking what he wants, master of all in the forest. et iy Th IS at a ms SO \ ee Ut a’ PA 9 Tae 6 =" @ oad | -_— Down the Trails There Comes Another Wolveriné The Wolverine Cabriolet Master of the woods, the wolverine is able and eager to take what he wants and to keep it. Strongest of his size, fearless of everythi roams far and His name has Wolverines of est of their size, eager and able to conquer any conditions of highway which they may meet. as, he wide as he desires. been given to the the roads—strong- In this new Wolverine Cabriolet, for pleasure or for business, in sum- mer or in winter, Reo provides at moderate cost a car of trim beauty, lasting comfort, great convenience, speed, power, safety and long life. Look one over, try it out. You'll find it’s the kind of car you'll like to own. REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Lansing, Michigan STEINER-FAHRENKROG AUTO CO. 4000 Page BI. Lindell 7792 TERRITORY DEALERS C. A. BALSEY Nokomis, Ill. BELL-SMART MOTOR CO. Kirkwood, Mo. JOHN BRANDES Marine, Ill. BORMAN BROS. Carlinville, Il. Taz Newest —-— —— ee ee Se —_ ALTON REO SALES CO. Alton, Ill. CRAYCROFT MOTOR CO. Greenville, Ill. E. E. SCHNEIDEWIND Belleville, Ll. L.-M. & O. MOTOR CO. Centralia, III. See enema - ~— ——— AMERICAN Car BY ONE oF THE OLDEST a -_ . Powerfu¥ 6 cylinders, 33¢-inch bore by 4inch stroke. Smooth »-bearing crankshaft—rubber mounted motor, 4-point suspension—single disc, easy-action clutch. Easy Handling Cam and lever steering, twenty-foot turning radive —semiautomatic spark control Safe 4-wheel, hydraulic, velvetstop brakes, the most modern, smoothest, surest brake in existence—rug- ged construction at all vital points—6-inch pressed ~ steel frame. Comfortable Balloon tires—more than 80% of its length in — soft, resilient upholstery. Hydraulic shock ers on front springs. Convenient Automatic windshield wiper — brake — electric gasoline gauge on dash—Tilt-Ray double hlament headlights— pressure gun chassis lubrication. Complete Thermostatic heat control — rumble seat with re movable cushions and back uph — bumpers, front and rear—steering post lock—locking type tire carrier— cowl lights, dome light, indirect dashboard illumination—a side door with substantial lock leads to a compartment for packages, golf bags, etc. — waterproof material covers back, top and visor. *1195 at Lansing, Plus Tax ST. LOUIS, Inc. 3145 Locust BI. JEfferson 2800 FRANKLIN REO CO. West Frankfort, Hil. EGYPTIAN REO CO. Murphysboro, IIl. CAPE REO MOTOR CO. Cape Girardeau, Mo. WM. WILDE Columbia, Ill. ~ — ee. en a rr ee ee ec — ee. tate, — ~ — - — SOUTH SIDE REO, Ince «— 2819 S. Jefferson PRospect lt TERRITORY DEALERS HESS MOTOR CoO. Anna, Ill. CHAS. FRANZ Staunton, Ill. MORRIS MOTOR CO. Flora, Ill. FISHBACK & BORLIN Carrollton, Ill. TRI-CITY REO CO. Granite City, Il. Fairfield, Ill. Mt. Vernon, Il. wwe es ~ < JANES MOTOR CO. es Union, ee FAIRFIELD HUDSON-ESSEX CQ, | HAWKINS & UNDERWOOD (ic AMERICAN BUILDE —_ ee... +. new r118-inch Hudson sedan is po ea : six cneines used in larger Hudson models. _§ new Chrysler “72” 2-door, 4-pa a | Eee taking the place of the Chrysler “ ~ engine. WAY, ose . reas Fe aie he ~ «13 - " bP hee gi Rian XO» asecicd oes Fa AS tn, aie ba La This positive-acting fuel pump supf - system on the new Oakland All-American si on engine camshaft, actuating pumping diap ' gation to that of the engine, and drawing 6 | retor, along the course shown by arrows. ———_—_— Pierce-Arrow Runabout on Display The series 36 Pierce-Arrow run- about with rumble seat, powered by the Pierce-Arrow 6-cylinder dual- valve engine, is being displayed by Western Autdmobile Co., Plerce- Arrow distributer here. The new car is priced at $6250, delivered. The body of the new car is done in Roll@ Royce blue with nitro- | eellul finish and is trimmed with ; ivory: y moulding. The running sear, Rapack. resting hood and deck ar- t is offered in the new 4 e hood louvres, five Mm " nuniB@M have been placed vertical, = =e ly at the rear end of the louvre . 1a panel arid add to the fleet appear- ance of body design. There are two rumble seat doors On the rear deck one door lifts to f rm the back of the fifffible seat and the other is inverted to form the seat itself. A golf bag compartment is provid- ved under the deck. access to it be- ing hd through a door on the side. The upholstery in both front and rear compartments is straight black’ Spanish grain leather. Wooden wheels are standard equipment, Chandler Adopts : New Radiator Emblem a A new Chandler emblem, enam- em Med in maroon, blue and gold, ap- (ge bears on the tri-bar radiator of i. - @ach 1928 series Chandler. | It is in the shape of a shield | | W8tlined in gold. On ‘a field of | » blue is a crown over a small shield | onal | @mbeliished with a golden loving) Mitek ; cup. The crpwn is gold and ma- | No. 6 | toon. The small shield provides | myra, ® Maroon background for the cup. tance The cup in the design repre- | with Seite the permanent trophy held by the Chandler-Cleveland Motors AND | rp. fer tveaking all records for, in | Benton, Tilig Th. 15 he 9-mile Mt. Wilson climb : California. Coupe Added To Dodge “4” Line Tire & /O.. are should first of ings at r plant. to be f - A two-passenger coupe has been “om *4ded to the new line of Dodge “2 | Brothers, Inc. 4-cylinder care and ls On display here by the Teta Mo- t Car Co., Dodge distributor. The ‘“@r 's priced at $855. factory. The coupe is somewhat lighter the former 4-cylinder coupe, &nd this, combined with the im- Proved combustion obtainable with Rew Dodge “124” engine. Makes it exceptionally economical ee The factory claims 25 miles per gallon at «a Peed of 25 m. p. h. | gee . coupe body is oan : and a a eote dg to safety at _, Door panels, body panels and book cover are reinforced and Fendered sound proof by heavy ass Padding and in addition — 1 Placed between the chas- ‘M@ frame and body sills Perpetual License Plates. Michigan is contemplating pes pa, “ee of a iaw providing for per- ie Petual icense plates for automo- : ‘ To make up for the lest Fevend? in annual registration, the JS ehe: suggests doubling. the, Eascline tax. bal “30 s : . » me wee ee ey ~ mee eers “ ae a ; ; i 3 . « e ¥ & 7 2 < ; site ; — 4s 2 < : a a ig ter ire Lawre :

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 Whats New in Cars i fa. “ : “(ar 8 ( PAGE 74 s « o—- — a =__g° - > (2 NSS 9 Ee, 8 ee 8: eircula- radiators. This new 118-inch Hudson sedan is powered with the same super- ¥ six engines used in larger Hudson models. tif . A Af ers on. , : a od a ee oma tical sony Se t 2 #3 . o- hf Me: &, models, has a 75 h. p. t} pret sta 2 “ ue sult i it: Hats Uh eH ¢ an. qmgine. te tersss ey Ty RAAT | Hin PEAS oat firs TTR: | a st Ratuuik 1 e SH sty woe . ~ | 4 . 4 i . -, | = 3 A> | a . = ATT ‘ i ipi | Will REDUCED TO ~~ ? ~ounene - | AN | a Fees ye > a 3 . — = $$ This positive-acting fuel pump supplants the old vacuum tank | : f. 0. b. factory, including; ® system on the new Oakland All-American six. Lever arm at left rides, , front and rear bumpers. ® on engine camshaft, actuating pumping diaphragm at a speed in direct | — ® tation to that of the engine, and drawing strained gasoline to carbu- shock absorbers, ete.~~ @ tetor, along the course shown by arrows. | . , more than $100 in extre— = equipment without ex: = } Pierce-Arrow | | i ia j . | Rinabout on Display | How to Go a | The series 36 Pierce-Arrow run- . about with rumble seat, powered by | Post-Dispatch Touring Bureau: _® the Pierce-Arrow 6-cylinder dual-| pjoase publish best route from St. other car of equal power. ® valve engine, is being displayed by | tra cost. ' Western Automobile Co., Pierce- | Louis to Mount Vernon and ihence | | | A. 2G § Arrow distributer here. The new) to Bowling Green, Ky. ® car is priced at $6250, delivered. Cross Mississippi River via ® The Wody of the new car is done | Free Bridge. Illinois 15 through # in Rolla Royce blue with nitro-| Belleville, Nashville, Ashley, Al- # cellul finish and is trimmed with! bion, Grayville. Ferry Wabash %& ivory: y moulding. The running; River to Indiana. Ind. 65 to tf gear! Pack. Mount Vernon. Ind 62 to Evans- 7 Andméeresting hood and deck ar-j Ville. U. S. 41 through Hender- merang t is offered in the new; son, Ky., to Hopkinsville. U. S. 60 to Bowling Green. Distance, Acclaimed “the greatest t-war achievement of mo e hood louvres, five in ’ "numiBe have been placed vertical; | ly at the rear end of the louvre # panel atid add to the fleet appear- - One door lifts to f rm the back of ance of body design. There are two rumble seat doors On the rear deck the Tifffible seat and the other is inverted to form the seat itself. 380 miles, Roads conciete, gravel with some earth stretches. Post-Dispatch Touring Please give best route gon. - ef Leave St. Louis via Free Bridge. Illinois Highway 11 through Col- Bureau: | from St. | Louis to Detroit, thence to Muske- | automotive engineering,” path of the Studebaker Commander is strewn with accomplishments... 5000 miles in less than 5000 consecutive minutes ... 33 national hill climbing records ... . an average The Dictator was Sedan (4-dr.) plush. oeeesces+$1245 Sedan (4-dr.) mohait;...ssss Victoria. cccceccce bocece eeee Coupe, for VOPOTTTTITI ETT TTT 1335 1325 1245 = - $1195 linsville, Troy, Highland, Vanda- lia, Effingham. North on No. 25 Ping hd@ghrough a door on the side. | through Champaign to Kanka- | The upholstery in both front and | kee. No. 17 to Momence. No. 1 BRRELESESEER IRE RE LES Re eee Cee Pe ee ee eee eee © | A golf bag compartment its provid- ped under the deck, access to it. be- | | @e. 1345 1295 1195 Coupe, for 4.... ee sesese eeee Roadster, for 4irccceccvessore Duplex Phaeton. «ise eeeesece Tourer, for 5.ccccecesssesecs 1165 Tourer, for reTUTTTTTT Pe 1245 The Comman Sedan. ..2+. eevee coovce eee $1585 Sedan," Regal. ...ccsccsssccee Victoria. sce scscvesseseveces Victoria, Regal. secssee eeeees Coupe, for VPPUTTTETITITTT Coupe, Regal, for 4 seeteeeces Roadster, for Frcocvcesecvers of 171, miles to the gallon in 61 gasoline tests! Now, The Commander sets an unparalleled record, for value at its new, low One-Profit price—$1495, which includes more than $100 in extra equipment. Only seven American cars equal The Commander in power —and they cost from $4,000 to$10,000. No wonder The Commander is outselling the combined total of all other cars in the world of equal or greater rated power. Drive a duplicate of this world-record car today. 1295 1295 1195 1295 1245 1195 1165 1245 ‘ l y / . us ore by 4inch stroke. ooth sbber mounted motor, 4-point easy-action clutch. andling twenty-foot turning radius controL Safe tlvetatop brakes, the most test brake in existence—rug- A Vital points—6-inch pressed ortable n 80% of its length in . ery. Hydraulic shock a ~eteeet: < rte Mar) Sam x * TO Cite Nah Mes 4c aw ns od Manet 2a te PR oe . EAcaee "tie dade apni Sedan, for Zeccecetecs woen oe s+$2245 . Tourer, for 7. ccecabncotnceds 1845 . eeeceeeeeeece seeeee 2495 * Erskine Six Custom Sedan. ....00+ceseses +9995 Sport Coupe, for 4..es+eseeee. 995 Coupe, for 2...scsisecesseees 945 Sport Roadster, for 4.s00eseeee 995 Tourer. ..ccccccccecccesecses 945 All prices £. o. b. factory $100 worth of extra equipment without extra cost All Studebaker models have morethan $100 4-wheel brakes; disc wheels; full-size balloon worth of extra equipment, including front _ tires; no-draft ventilating windshield (exclu- and reat bumpers; shock absorbers; engine _ sively Studebaker); oil filter; automatic wind- thermometer and hydrostatic gasoline gauge shield cleaner; rear-vision mirror; rear traffic on the dash; and coincidental lock toignition signal light; cowl lights and two-beam acorn -and steering. Equipmentalsoincludes headlights, controlled from steering wheel, CO-DISTRIBUTORS THE CARTWRIGHT MOTOR CO. Delmar at 52d olstery—— bum hg post lock—locking exten lights, dome light, indirect ination—a side door with leads to a compartment for bags, etc.— waterproof covers back, top and visor. to the ote is straight black’| aint tae Wen Cella tt Bis @ Spanish grain lea $ | gshnh gone SS meat to Pity |; g ther through Benton Harbor, Kala- @ equipment. I _ Detroit. Distance, 566 #£miles. . | From Detroit follow U. 8S. 16 Chandler Adopts Grand Haven. WU. 8S. 31 to Mus- kegon. Distance, 202 miles. 7 A new Chandler emble: . 3 ‘m, enam- ® ded in " Please publish direct route from iT maroon, blue and gold, ap- | Benton, Ill. to Louisville, Ky. ® tch 19 | It oe emer samen lilinois 37 to Mount Vernon, € shape of a shield | Til. 15 to Mount Carmel, No. 1 to » Dive is © | & crown Over a small shield; .ennes, U. S. 50 to Shoals and . 3 Ind. 37 to Paoli, gg . a wrpwn is gold and mas | No. 56 to Salem, No. 35 to Pal- @® ‘oon. @ small shield provides; myra, U. S. 150 to Louisville. Dis- — Cup in the design repre-| with some gravel. the permanent trophy held) . rp. fer breaking all records for me 9-mile Mt. Wilson climb in| GENERAL TIRE C0, Pl ANT . ic niniinat General ‘ < ' Soupe Added Tire & Rubber Co. plant at Akron, : z , . ore at ones and | To Dodge “4” Line dg choke Ria atesenamunalieg ai | to Steger. Lincoln Highway to Wooden whee . andar _ = anears mazoo, Battle Creek, Jackson to through Lansing, Grand Rapids, } New Radiator Emblem ‘ Post-Dispatch Touring Bureau: @ Pars on the tri-bar radiator of | 1c.ec peMtlined in gold. On a field of | Lawrenceville, No. 12 to Vin. P@bellished with a golden loving | Mitchell, Ind. 4 A j B® gwreen background for the cup.| tance 245 miles. Mostly concrete ‘by the Chandler-Cleveland Motors ‘ADDITIONS BEING MADE 10 ad ‘ lifornia, | New additions |'should be in full operation by the 4 haa tWO-passenger coupe has been | first of the year. Three new t-vild- ® “ed to the new line of Dodge | n thers, Inc. 4-cylinder cars and n display here by the Teta Mo- Car Co., Dodge distributor. The ls priced at $855, factory. © coupe is somewhat lighter :¢ the former 4-cylinder coupe, at Lansing, Pla ae | ing, Plus Tax me Bs this, combined with the tm- Proved combustion obtainable with ® mai Rew Dodge “124” engine. 4. nes it exceptionally economical Be 4 ee. The factory claims SIDE REO, Inc. ° lll ey — per gallon at a . ; 4 ‘ m. p. h. ferson PRospect 1900 ‘perged coupe body is slung ie zg a JANES MOTOR CO. i Reged panels, body panels and Troy, Mo. ee vy cover are reinforced and MILLER BROS., aa ed Sound proof by heavy *Olney, Ill. ing and in addition thick UNION GARAGE ee oe ’ ™ Placed between the chas- Union, Mo. . . | @ and body sills. IRFIELD HUDSON-ESSEX CQ, = —=< Fairfield, Ill. raat 3 ye erPetual License Plates. WKINS & UNDERWOOD _...... Michigan is contemplating pas- Mt. Vernon, Iil. on j ning & law providing for per- oe es, _— plates for automo- ' 3 ,-9 make up for the lost ICAN BuiItDERSs — rok W@ in annua! registration, the : — ay m SUggests doubling the tent gasoline tax. ings will be in the form of wings at right angles with the main plant. Tire producing capacity is to be increased by 3000 a day. One wing, three stories high, wil) add to the tire department and ala storage facilities for raw materials. Another three-story wing wi! in- clude an addition to the vulc%iniz- ing department. The third wing will be one story saw-tooth construction about 160 feet long and will house the calen- der machinery for rolling crude rubber into sheets of various re- quired thicknesses and widths. sNew machinery ts being ordered and the work is to be rushed as rapidly as possible, as the additions are necessary to take care of the increasing business. Motor in Rear. _By placing the engine in rear of the automobile, an auto- mobile manufacturer in England | e . e * came that the new fms we ove | ICAU. in design —thorou modern—mec Cc vides more room for the driver. less noise, less possibility of sktd- | ding and greater ease Of repair- ing. WEBER MOTOR CAR CO 18th and Locust Sts. 5616 Gravois Av. HAMMOND MOTOR COMPANY 2729 N. Grand BI. Granite City, Il. 5877 Delmar Bl. WEBER MOTOR CAR COMPANY ’S ASSOCIATE DEALERS Bopp Bros. ebster Groves, Mo. Fassig-Weber Motor Car Co. East St. Louis, Ill. Goodloe Motor Sales Co. — ighway at Manchester Av. Albrecht Motor Company Salisbury St. West Florissant Motor Co. 8717 West Florissant Av. Sutton Motor Company Maplewood, Missouri ia ; ~~ ore a~ sine the TTreTi Litter ili ee A eR: -—-s —_— — te en re ene0e 4.28

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co ee a eee sn (ode —s rote ‘ P ms. PO Sig OE.) ee ee: tae it~ slee . pppeanmeese - Theater New York, ae 4 ’ ’ ee a ee : a | ; Friday, August 26 Pp. M.—Address, “Chris- wk eS Waves REAR Weerter Bhar R a ae ths ‘een | Bdge P. we. 6:00 PM Caroline #ndrews, lyric soprano tlanity a Profitable Religion,” a ete agg . D WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—Thifty | ' ‘a aes H Lent, viol at ho ; . : with Major Edward Bowes’ Cap- Prof. Ww. Arndt. Piano solog¢, s. SAP oe ones Cems eee eet) r aig ath baa bi a oe ere nee Cities Service Concert. Orches- itol Theater “Family,” who is||] “Fifth Nocturne” (Leyueen — Sonal SF pes erat! | Ss } gh wi “Giada ‘tines cabiadan 2M Ries PRA SA NOS eaves aw * sng ood for 60 days Tuesday, August 23 % na in the Middle West. Miss An- 11 A. M.—Service at Fourth > ea Gee, ek Nee rok ee et ee eed m gh bas map 7:00 P.M drews became a prima donva}]! church of Christ, Scientist. nee ee . xt tes “ BLA. 08 from AUR. lo. Nave een gran { ae : bi ° Saturday, August 27 when she was engaged by Whe: tate Crees \ “ . to all stations ‘ept the 25. of- iiveready Hour, VE 1280 Ke.: - 234 M. os Nive SA SES. OS westbee SIN AMD PA NON ng! | Bei aliaggaapaamtern pag. ge ai] | eee : 8—9 P. M Reginal DeKoven to sing soubreite KFVE, is eee “ee as 0 oP Ley gom RglKeekog ible ters Peg cccort | Wednesda Aucust 24 : ‘ roles in his opera company in r2- 11:15 A. M.—Service at Sec- 207440 ——_ ' $5.65 RE TO were issued. The commission with- | y» gu Special program trom. the rete ~ , +s “nD, ynd Baptist Church. — Bn nan DN , ae ~y FISK CORDS id the names of the stations 7:00 P. M National Press Club, Washingtou, ion of “robin Hoag ane a 1:60 P, M.—Panatrope Lear at nem 668 sabe pigsine Siciee e : ani " D. C., in which the leading mem- oy."" Later with the Philadelphia, ° > M.—Ground conditions ‘ Intimate ibadours , 30 P. M. ro 3013; Nonmnea Gard $4.25 B) pet intimated that four of them enmtads +5 bers of the cast of “A Texas Grand Opera Miss Andrews shared ||} at “Sportsman's Park. - 1043 hare $6 75 vere In New York City, six in Chl- Steer,’ including Will Rogers, : My 00 P. M—Play by play ac- Res & WI \w . ago and the other 15 in the West 7:30 P. M. Louise Fazenda and Douglas ||| honors with Florence Easton and of game—Boston at 38t. NIGN-GRADE CORD Ti \ ais c ey : * 3 ea Goodrich Silvertown Cord and Fairbanks Jr. will appear before Ricardo Martin in “Carmen.” She gee de 3013} = ~~. $5.75: i D Skid ind Siddie emt. , Balloon Tire Hour, the microphone, appeared in leading roles witn the 6:45 P. M.—Baseball scores. New Sh - ° After the 60 days’ licenses are/ti_ ' M.—Ted Fiorito's or- >t 3 7. : St. Louis Munici ” 7:00 P. M- Sixé SS. $3.55 1 Ae eo NewSkid 6 ity Heavy Doty cleared up. the commissioners will 3 “The Student ae and % chestra. ne Thied Secoms but Wil Net Affect Wearine Quality of These Ti feave Washington for their re- _ eth ges sone Soc a Trade Notes sitvte: —~— ‘ | Bays Ronny ice on ones Mait Seioee ae Be Accompanied by Back Uraft. Moneys Order of the spective districts to observe recep- | PCSss\in™ Se ee ee The Leu-Lieberstein Co. has Es Soper — para ere See ; : te Save Delay in Shipping JEEP ERSON 1s tien conditions until Oct. 4. Each conditions throughout the country.| ; j ra first American pupils accepted by! WIL, 1160 Ke.; 258 M. li bi A to Ti re Com a. commissioner has been empowered will be reviewed and discussed been appointed factory representa-; Leopold Auer when he came to this e, £20 Pp. M.—Play by play base- Reli ia € ul ty ito hold hearings in his own dia- Notice was sent by the cominis-jtive for the GHyatt portable radio | Country, will be the artist in : he ball from Sportsman's Paves 3117-3119 LOcUSsT STREET SERVICE trict and to employ such help as, sion to the 25 stations that they | receiver. a six-tube, loop operated Stine ag Kent hour through KSD Fe can 5 ational : . . , . Dias has » ‘ oe o assic Wholesale and Ketall—Deaters Write for Our List WrpH A necessary in order to obtain aj|would be given 30 days in which set. Ti ‘ ates 2 Musicians. Also Serr : | set. 1e receiver is made by the 2 Ass'n of Negro Fe ree Oe erereiae Cay Free of charse SMULt ,complete survey of conditions. albany ip caine net api gess Mts. 4 le C ti ol ——~ on accompany | Pearl Hargrove and Billy Per sie end All Day Sundayve te Serve ther € wetumer. initia Commissioner Rellows is due in| keep to the wave lengths assigned | Hyatt Electric orporation, ¥ poe Lent. The program na oe M.—Bible lecture by | St. l.ouis Se pt. 9 94 | {o the m. cago. The Cai} “a th . Pl ip “es eee G. 1d “ene vuneedinalatins Bible Students Tanne Fair . ons ‘ Association of y Sailing ..........-bureizh ad ppp ee sresssstte eae " i ie ee Schumann WMAY, 1210Ke.; 247 M. ‘ (Arr. by Leopold Auer) 11:00 A. M.—Service at Kings- Valse ....ee.eeeeee0+-Glazounow| |] highway Presbyterian Churc®. Nocturne in E Flat ...... Chopin||| Rev. James Lyons ~orten pastor of the Third Presby Introduction and Rondo Capricci- rian Church of Fort Wayne, Ind., GOP 0s eeahive x oseeee paint-Saens will preach. Subject, “The P gan sant Spiritual Temple.” Organ pre- Monday Night on KSD lude, “Ave Maria” (Bossi). in the world it can be priced so low. that we have built this car to sell itself. RETAIL DISTRIBUTOR TERRITORY DISTRIBUTOR | LEWIS AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CILANDLER MOTOR SALES Co. St. Louis, =Ajndera thousand! — 1928 Special Six Sedan by Chandler OR exceptional beauty, $ And everybody admires its style and richness, for ex- bristling power, its sparkling ceptional power, pep and hardi- pick-up, its agility on hills — hood, for exceptional comfort pt epee and wonders how a motor —this 1928 Special Six Sedan by Chand- with so much power can also be so | ler is judged as the most spectacular six- serenely quiet and smooth. cylinder value ever built for less than a thousand dollars. Everywhere, from one end of the “One Shot” lubrication system! country to the other, it is regarded as a miracle for the money —a car that in- spires both admiration and wonderment. Everybody who sees it admires its fash-* records already show that it will be the ionable low-slung design, its interior _ fastest selling Chandler of all Chand- roominess and luxury—and wondershow ler history. Just see it—and you'll see 4700 Washington BI. 2815 Locust BI., St. Louis. Mo. : Mo. METROPOLITAN DEALERS CLEVELAND DOWNEY MOTOR SALES 1927 dealer's proposition. 8628 GRAVOIS AV eee PEW oF eas JOHANNES MOTOR CoO. And its chassis.can’t, simply can’t, de- : velop squeaks —thanks to Chandler’s | This new Spécial Six Sedan is fashioned after Chandler’s magnificent 1928 Royal ! Eight —and closely resembles it. Sales Phone DElmar 4460 Phone JEfferson 0516 We are offering an unusual dealer’s franchise with outlet for cars traded in on new cars. Get our Riverside 3635 Retail customers. see your nearest dealer or 720 FE. BIG BEND ROAD write us direct. , CHANDLER-CLEVELAND MOTORS CORPORATION CLEVELAND ‘ “We Are Ambassa- James Haupt, musical director Peay, eR hl m5 tenor solo of the WEAF program division of by W. C. Hornaday. Postlude, the National Broadcasting Co. who||] “March” Rogers. Played “Jimmie” in the “Cocda- Cola Girl” series, returns to the “rl isp tomorrow evening. in the grand opera concert throuzh Frances Sebel, soprano, Paula ae Heminghous, contralto, Giovani The most scientific Giovanelli, baritone, and liao Ruisi, basso, will be the other s'ne- RADIO ers. The program follows: SERVICE Overture to Phedre _...Massenet Ritorna Vincit.* from “Aida” Verdi Frances ‘Sebel IN ST. LOUIS Ballata Di’Adamastor from “T/Africana” ...+.+--+: Meyerbeer We specialize in giving ? 5 Giovanni Giovanelli Radio service in the See 0 Voce Di Donna’ from “Gioconda” ...-+-+++- Ponchie'li Authorized Sales and Service for Paula Heminghaus. R.C.A. Radiola Superheterodynes, . Verdi Victrola-Radiola Combinations, Celeste Aida ...-+eeeeees : Atwater Kents, Stromberg- Carl. James Haupt sons, Phileo Socket Powers. Minuetto and Gavotta _. Massenet Selections from Faust... .Gounod -SCHWEIG-ENGEL |»: 4c} | The Garden Scene. CORPORATION Trio and Finale. | 4929 Delmar BI. Tuesday Night on KSD | POrest 0430 for all Departments The Salon Orchestra and the EE RADIO SERVICE Hour through KSD Tuesday, eve- © ODay or night in your home. Month- q ly Inspection Service. Let us ex- ning. °o —J 4 ll sum- ——<—$$—_—_—{:} —{-} ———4 pipe organ will play an a } ee SEC | mertime program in the Eveready Plain our Service Club Plan. The program follows: ° ALEXANDER June Bugs Dance ...+-++-++* Holst 3 ins s ..Arr. Shilkeft | RADIO ELECTRIC CO., INC. Huskins Bee Tunes Teccxoator | 11°9 Olive GArfield 3017 Summer Evening ....-- almere ‘Somos omor—! Firefly Ballet .......+++: Floridia MOH MAIL ORDERS, DAY BARGAINS “*ruteo | RADIOLA 30A Mlectrie Super-Heterodyne with built-in 9 ODO aad cia 6 mee An oa 0 64 Uehbes Fad ck kaw bee S4 5 COME IN AND SEE IT. SOLD ON TERMS. H FRESH METER-TESTED Cunningham Tubes worerannara 8 to 11 A. M. 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Charger ee $3.95 WUE, SE oc os ca kee e a $10.95 QRS B Eliminator Tabes. 83.25 | $10 Utah Superfiex Speakers, $5.95 $5.50 Voelsometer Taning Unit. .81 ‘%1°7.50 Utah Hern Speakers, roa te Kuprex Replacement Units. . $4.50 $i0 Ball ee LO Ball Aerials... oo tkee A eek t bt -, ~~ Radiola 25 — j@erman 3-Coll 3-Coil l oop Brag Phono Loud L £ | Saver-Hleter- 5395 rere er Unit. ee , ™ $1 Allowance fer Sank re . Old Speaker or Unit New RCA, Crosley, Fried Fried-Eisemann Sets in Stoc *eeeee ————aEO ' ' ' the Satina Quintet and the | Pale Moon ..... » oie Caan Foolin’ Around ....., Two Piano Du Sylvia ..... es Sweetest Story Ever To Tango de Reve ......4, Two Guitars ..... teow Underneath the Stars ,,.) Fairy Tales .......sceqi Traumereil ......6.; Maple Leaf Rag ....../5 Two Piano Duet. Moonlight Sonata ......5 Wednesday Nig The broadcasting Wednesday evening wil] a program of dance mus Ipana Troubadours, . The Ipana program , “Smiles;” “Twas Only a4 er;” “Bye, Bye, Pre “Fallen Leaf” (cello Annabelle Lee;” “4 a Little Kiss” (waltz); J tional Patrol;” “When nf Done;” “Y’aree:” “Da morrow” and “Smiles.” . The Goodrich Silve Orchestra, the Silver M and the Goodrich qu nish the hour’s program conclude KSD's broad nesday night. es Thursday Night Thursday evening wi KSD listeners a concert Sebel. soprano; Rosalie ’ prano; Paula Hemingh traito: Justic Lawrie, Rollins, baritone: Charles baritone, and Charles baritone: The first half offer gems from fa a eras and operettas. The s of the hour will ind utes of scenes from ‘Pinafore.” The program follows; Overture to “Die Schoene® When Love Awakes, leen” Frances A Captain Bold from “Jack the Beanstalk” , settee mens Charles Robinson and I Love, Love, from “Red Paula Heminghaus Schenck. —s, Tinker’s Song,, from Hood” ... tet teeense dl Male Trio. Brown October Ale, fro Hoge: 44.3140, Charles Schenck and My Beautiful Lady ...; Frances Sebel, Rosalie ' Chorus. Thine Alone, from * 4 Frances Sebel and J : Scenes from “Pinafo iy Friday Night on Music ranging ! “L’Arlesienne Suite” to airs will be given in the Service concert to be through KSD Friday Cities Service Cava heard in two groups duets will be played. follows Cities Bervies March. m Serenade ©... s+. <ise Cocoanut Dance ...J..45 L ‘Arlesienne—Minuet, ) gietto, farandolle. .«. aebesfreud ....... oveed Piano duet—London String section Handle on the Strand. .4 By the Suwanee River. Doll Dance ...... ee au Piano duet—Old Uncle Works of Edward will be featured in the Miniatures” program : Il'riday evening. Da conductor of the Nati Orchestra and gradua stitute of Musical Art, 1 piano solo, “Presto/ gram, which willbe as under direction of Harold In Autumn: Thy Beaming | (soprano); Witches Dance; Uncle Remus; To@ Long Ago (tenor); Presto. Friday night’s concert La France Orchestra will Saxophone Trio. The instrumental unit with Mas at the piano, will be heard i eral selections, and “To A Wild Rose” will be 1 by the trio. The sab | March | Sometimes I’m Happy.- ' : Following You Around, % . Weeping Willow ..+++++™ Love and Kisses ceeewenee Me and My Shadow oneeee It All Depends On You To A Wild Rose ...«s3am When I Look At You «+m If You See Sally ..«++ a Forgive Me ..... ovo ean Two Little Birds ...++« Tea For Two ....«e«s Madelon Saturday Night KSD is to broadcast tional Press Club at D. C., next Saturday eve Will Rogers and mem cast of the motion Texas Steer,” as features Louise Fazenda and banks Jr are on the ‘RADIO SERVICE: We Find Your oer COLFAX DORTON RADIOS 4011 N. RI Makers of the ARROW Five Years in the PROMPT and SA Home Radio Service ....+ Phone MAia 1 (Afer 6 P. M., A. E. Sc 1113 PINE IN YOUR HOME = — or You Do Not#aj 80H O SEF. 9. wow, | EBSA. Pi of. Leading ding Manufacturers | Roxy's St } Sonecert. ” Have Engaged Space for ink bas m.. Bors Exhibits. = aon - vid and ira annual radio show and nce. — eaters’ trade conyention, un- | Veaners: tHe auspices of the St. Lovins phony: 9% “frades Association, will be} ams. Los & in the Coliseum the week of| 1. Service 49. Virtually all space inive;) & Me» St has been taken by lead- | KOA. Denes manufacturers. Pes sey os addition to displays of the lot- m:. Ore in radio sets. equipment and | 0:55 D nets, the management has ar- | KTHS. Hot , m.. ” a'for elaborate entertainment. | ensemble; cA Sine-guane studio will be in- KYW. Chicas led in the south end of Lue Sweety ae iseum at an elevation which wili | Raa". it, crowds to see the an-|wenp, Zi and artists before the | _ Semichora acere | wee. F Mine microphone. | Ba Amoms the announcers will be! | terian Chiure am McNamee. When Col. lh hour; ries Lindbergh returned from | WE AF. Ne trans-Atlantic fl'ght, it was Mc- | orn mee who gave the world a word; 7. xoum sicture of en ee ye es Wear” s vho Wi e e as - a and head during the | wera. ow is Alien McQuhae, the tenor. | Castles : “The Silver Masked Tenor also will | Gral Eek appear nishtly at the Coliseum dur- | WEBH-W the show, as will many other | bane minant artists. | wm. Edge PADI ~ “We Will Not Be U MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED SAME Maj ao B Batteries At St. Louis’ Lowest Price Tested and guaranteed. Fresh new stock. Up- right type. $3.75 val- ues, special, $1.66 S Saas a mre: List pr ; Type, ice, sD Dre. $2.29 | "g Replace your old unit “ar with this $8 98c : and 6 Music Mas- ter at im st Tower Cone Speaker - Has wonderful quality. Cone is 14 inches in diameter. $9.50 value, $3.69 | $10 Radio Tables.........$3.89 Muste Master Transformers ....98c¢ $14.50 Bosch Cones ._.... $3.69 8 2 See 98c Q. R$. 201A Tubes..........79e Tritt iii _— that made Basen Long ago Kellogg realized that aTaust come. So Kellogg set a tube that could use alternating the electric light line, instead from batteries. Two years ago the perfection o 2 accomplished. ~~then came the next step—a Kel pecially designed to use Kell = Tubes. “Now the Kellogg A. C. Recei and proved. It needs no “A” ‘batteries; no “C” batteries. ~ Series at all. ~.. Kellogg Switchboard & Supply : Member R. M. A. and Ne »e« GLOBE ELECTRIC CO. ’ Distributers ia Eastern Missouri A y Cant AEA, Ge ether Oh, ee

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a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 9A Foolin’ Around oa al PANIC SHOW OTHER SUNDAY PROGRAMS provinatiy Sek ackes Sor a @iricten ESTIMATES CARS SAVE oar. _Thaee, and he seneunt of] oven,chough the cor suty. ot Wo | ai Met SO Ses aie Sylvia oe : of time on 710 Kilocycles (422.3 $120; taxis, hired cars, and railroad “For a man who turns fn his car Sweetest Story Ever Tolgts r fares for vacations, $120; increased | for a new one frequently, the best Bx; meters) with WSUI of the Univer- ‘uly 2 TAD) Sunday, August 21 8 p m., Verdi Opera Co. sity of Iowa. The decision leaves radius of business opportunities, | time for turning in is at the end of R "204 fetish ’ . oe P me for turn pt oenblanantay "e+ SS veren Sp GIN ON SEPT. |§ SILENT NIGHT FOR: WDAF, WFHH,| WFAA, Dallas (499m-600ke)—1:45 _p.| “B®, 710 channel for exclusive use ERS MONEY YEARI Y $300 (a widely varying figure) It is safe to as-| apology to the dealers in e®eeser +s 7 the second year. CC ed vecoce WOW. WRVA. WTIC. KSO. m.. Symphony orchestra: 2:45 of the University in the Middle : : ae Readings, Farmer's hour: 6 bi health tor the whole family, $250. | sume, however, that the cost of the | cars. Underneath the Stars -++- Spence. & KDKA, Pittsburg (315m-U50ke)—Noon, class: 8 Dp. m., Service: ise the Oe West and at the same time gives ; The total credit for the year ts| automobile may very fairly be dis- saat | vastly better operating conditions $800. Against this are listed oper- | tributed over four years for the life Meammerel ..5--—— GARDNER PROFITS JUNE : Head Figures Auto| ating costs of $530. of the car. QUARTER WERE $138 739 | KEI, Los Angeles (468m-640kc)—8 :00 p. 6 p. m.. “Million sing”: 6:20 p. - ; ; “The difference, $270, is the| “what price the new car. then? —— | Maple Leaf Rag ....... me i era . Boris Myronoff, pianist: 9:00 p,| 2. Old-Fashioned Almanack: §:30 p. m. | Cil Bluffs, la., for a shift to 760 Pays for Itself by End Z ; = | at Rag .. ve a 1 Exhibits. mi Boris My rom 9 Biauis Be Rinse: 7 Bom pee: B30 Rm. emia ae them. of Sin endenee a y amount, the article says, “that can | Four times $270 is $1080. This rep- Approximately 90 cents per shar} : 4 a hour; 11:00 p. im. Bible drama. “Da- Fg Fea stone quintet: 9 p. m. Sam cin ax aie th eluted . th 6) ourth Year. be put down in the yearly budget | resents the sum which the head of/on all outstanding cqmmon Moonlight Sonata ......Beethey @ o! ~~ a ; midnight. Billy Cox*/ 19 » m° ‘Orchestra, -” Organ recita]:| Wave, on c 9 toward the purchase price of @N/the hypothetical family whose/after all charges were paid . ) : al radio s ' much interference exists, was de- Wednesday Nighton Ti tae third rmaiagy — er and KGO, Oakland (384m-780ke)—6;00 p. m.,| WGY. Schenectady (379m-090kc) 8:45 | nied. 3 automobile. Multiply this by four| problems and experience are re¢/ full allowance made for deprecia- The broadcasting th : " . U ag srs’ trade convention, une eet eee Pe — eth Oo oy a. Canitcl Phere” Musicale; 5:20 2 EE ee The average family saves in car- to decide the momentous question | flected in the above figures can tion. is the showing made by Gard- Wednesday evening wUk books meme auspices of the St. Lows) in. Program. se ‘| m.. ‘Atwater Kent hour: 7:43 Fagg WHITE BUSSES USED ON fare and otherwise about $800 per|@8 to whether this automobile) reasonably afford to pay for his|ner Motor Co. Inc. of St. Louls, a program of danc ith pi (rades Association, will be KHJ. Los Aneeles (405m-740kc)—2:30 p. Talks by well known people.” year through the use of an auto- | should be a Mermard, a Truick, a ‘new car. Any amount over that| for the quarter ending June 3t ati ease 4 € music by he ot in the Coliseum the week of 1.. Service; 9:00 p. m., Service; 10:00 Wine. mpuatevitie. (461m-650kc)—10:00 UTAH STATEWIDE TOUR mobile which costs about $530 per Chevolodge or only a Quiver. The figure is a luxury. If his resources 1927. a total of $138,739.19, says "The icin Ye ee, Virtually all space in ine ote Sagat ae ater progratn. aha hte ci /year, says Dr. Remsen B. Ogilby, | Treason for multiplying by four is/do not allow him any luxuries of'a factory statement. rogram .. follows Mt ia 2en take ud- | KOA, Denver (325m-920ke)—6:30 p. m.. | x ee | abvious. a , “Smiles:” “Twas Only a- ff wa jgeurT has been sseeat n by lead Organ recital: 9:00 p. m., Band concert, | WHO, Des Moines (526m-570kc)—6:30 p. A bus tour appealing to summer president of Trinity College, Hart- | oh 0 er;” “Bye, B p SSE OWe Bu qiffo ‘manufacturers. lee iki ellie Wide m., Little Symphony, tourists is Utah’s “University on ford, Conn., in an article of esti- The average automobile today $$$ oR 1 “igs retty,... Babys ap sadition to displays of the lot- m’. Orehestra: 8-35 p. m, Orchestra: | WIZ New York (454m-660kc)—11:00 a, Wheels.” T Whit i linde mates written for a State Motor; has a quick depreciation. At the a aes (cello solo); 4 A i dio sets equipment and 0:35 p m.. Rudy Seigcere orchestra. m., Mediterraneans: : ; els. wo © six-cylinder Annabelle Lee;” “A Little, s me in Ta rane. ; (KDKA. WRC 5 73:30 > | busses, owned by the Bingham Vehicle Department bulletin. The | end of four years it has practically One-Year Serviee a Little Kiss” £, wetathe management has ar- KTHS, Hot Springs, (340m-S40kc) —I1 A. 00 p. m., Stage Linke of Salt Lake City ice difference—$270 a year—is the al- no market value and a careful o hiss 6( waltz); “Integeetaasor elaborate entertainment.| ™. Son's) oo"). ta "Orean recital. ' lowance toward the purchase price, | owner will see that the purchase -tional Patrol:” “Wh od i for e ensemble: 9.30 p. m., Organ recital. ee :30 p. m., revealing the reological wonders of Sc ane 05 Day Ie “A plate-glass studio will be in- KYW. Chicazo (526m-570ke)—=4:30 p. m Stadium concert (KDKA. KYW) Utah to traveling vaeationtete he says. price is written off by that time, - oe aree;” = “Dawa: of Se uth end of the! Twenty Minutes of Good Reading: 6:30 | WLIB, Chi (305m-¢ ssi | He uses a hypothetical case as morrow” and “Smiles,.”’ . Te} led if -_ a : ome = : a Lewischn Philharmonic concert ° m., "trio: 4: neg gg #35 % This new idea in sightseeing has the basis for honk mini th i , Also guaranteed against Defects, Accidents, Blow- a | Bopiseum at an elevation which wil} = 8:32 "py. m.. Studio program. m.. Cello’ selections: ano selec-| been developed by Dr. Freder'ck| a we ween | , ei Outs, Stone Bruises, Glass Cuts. No more repair The Goodrich Silvertown. mit,erowds to see the an-|WCBD. Zion _ (344m-870kc)—8 p. m.. tions; 4:40 p. m., Trio: 5:00, Black of the “family car.” The case is | J. Pack, professor of geology at bills. No extra charges. Orchestra, the Silver Maske@a T : d artists before the Semichorus, Celestial bells. stone quintet. ° ’ not average, he explains, but is| tf yeu ere chert of treads h. open @ charge . "2 Tenor fgouncers’ane artis’ CO. Minneavolis-8t. Paul (405m-740ke) | WMAQ. Chicago (447m-670kc) —9 :45 the University of Utah, who con- , | t just like you have at Department Store, Ben ew Goodrion quartes will fur. gicrophone. . =o. m. Lutheran church: 10:50 m., Services: 6:00 D. m., heverie hour. based partly upon personal experi- | account just like y Roxy’s Stroll: 5:00 p. m., Little Sym- | Fairy Tales .. = a ‘ ant Leading Manufacturers phony orchestra: 6:30 p. m., Lewisohn ducts eight-day trips and explains Wholesale House or Grocer. i ’ ‘ . Service: 4:10 p, m.. H Presby- aici e “ ~ “ ence - ‘ nish the hour's program that wiy§ amomg the announcers will be | @.™M> GON: F45 pb! a. Atwater Kent, WOC, Davenport (353m-850ke)—12:00 a. | the “whys and wherefores” of Na-|;) owe more upon certain valus senctude KSD's broadcasting Weds McNamee. When Col.| hour: 9 vp. m.. Organ recital. a eg fe? oe a 4 D, in, Vee ture’s wonders ow Fat Low Prices — Easy Pay ments . . ae ade anny. hain Weer — r : 6:30 D. m., rvice: 7: D. : nesday night. series Lindbergh returned from | W EAI ae York (S9t we Si Oke) rye m., Atwater Kent program. The first tour was July 11 to 18, tT eed soabelbin a" eg to credit ANYTHING ON WHEELS . You will like the way han- Thursday Night on KSD’ trans-Atlantic fi'cht, it was Mc- 2:30 p. m... Sacred musicale; 3:30 p.| WRR, Dallas (352-85Ckc)—8:00 p. m.,| the second started July 25 and the P n of a car for a ba we ” Bicycles, Velocipedes, Scooters, edit Department. No — . Young Artists’ program: 4 p, m.. Service; 9: ; nes Thursday evening will bring meg who gave the world a word) Grenestral concert: 5:20 0.70. Capitci ee ee Soe eee third Aug. 10. Two more are Seewel Tes Saeee: Cae KSD listeners a concert by & au. 0. @ , a Pr ure of the dramatic scenes. Theater program (WGR., WhO. WJ.| WSAI, Cincinnati ae ea scheduled beginning Aug. 25 and | Coaster Wagons, Toy Automo- ‘ ‘ Ad ; 2 Pe SPO! : } e } : | ae e . - ks F Sebel. soprano; Rosalie Wolfe, gos An frfist Pho will be seen in th i135 Dm. c Radio sermonetie: 7:15 p. m. Atwater| Sept. 10. The route covers 1100)* FORD CARS “10 Up Frances WSAI. WGN KSD. WOC, WCCO, WGY): m., Sacred Chime concert; 7: biles, Wheels, Tires, Parts and prano; Paula Heminghaiis ’ studio and head during the | cca Wat a Kent hour. miles from Salt Lake City to the|; ENAMELED REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES Standard makes. traito: Justic Lawrie “sa pe, Baow fg Alien McQuhae, the tenor. | ‘astles and. Their Ghosts,” | Dke)——0 30 e, m. north rim of the Grand Canyon, THREE COATS OPEN SUNDAY MORNING Rollins, bari 5 tie or: Carter “iver Masked Tenor also wil! ow ne Ah lige | e: 5:0 rs: 6:15 p. m_| through Central and Southern Other Cars $25 and Up J F BALLAK 4 CO Ss. baritone; Charles Scheney § Te Silver | Gecieal Wheater et Be inc? Zz} ‘on. Ced adiltatie. Write for 1 baritone, and Ch ‘ ‘Banne. ‘nightly at the Coliseum dur- | WEBH-WggpD. Chicago (265m-820ke) | apitol eater program; 8:15 p. m., tah, including on Canyon, Ce, ar | WM A er “NN Wholesale | aries “Robinson, gee! an mare other| 9:20. %. ™., Service: 1 p. m.. Children’s; _ Bremer-Sully Sour. Breaks, Fillmore Volcanoes, Brvce| ae oe CORNER Price List a JEfferson 0673-0674 baritone: The first half hour will the show, as Will Many Other) rogram: 5 pv. m.. Organ recital: 6 p.| WW, Detroit (374m-800kc)—9:00 a, m Elmar 1680 a . : +. 4560 Evans Av. U offer gems from famous light 3 wor nant artists. m., Edgewater Beach orchestra. songs: Service: 5:20 p. m., Capitol + Sad pro- Canyon and other picturesque Open Sundays and Evenings CHESTNUT gram: 7:15 p. m.. from WEAF. oints. ee an ren eras and operettas. The second r | : of the hour will include-®® mir Sets | ADIO MAR Te Overture to “Die ruse: polena | When Love Awakes, fro Els. : E LIA Bie ze ERCHANDISE CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY TH. E Ne W | age SA | 622 PINE St. LT€. A Captain Bold from “Jack ang) il | the Beanstalk” .......,..Sloagl q «We Will Not Be Undersold” Series That Began Oct. 4, Charles Robinson and Male Qua r ip Se MAIL ORDERS SHIPPED SAME DAY RECEIVED [ Love, Love, from “Red Witow" | Paula Heminghaus and,,Gharig Seat , eet 6 53h Ma iestic SUPER “B” Schenck. wie | B 3 Po ~ J ELIMINATOR Tinker's Song. govt Abbie! B attel 1c S: : se rm 1925, Has Become World Fa- a A- 45 B TOU ham Next Sunday night’s concert in s : \ : Male Trio. ee eee §6F ull strength per- Brown October Ale, from-Robin. tk guaranteed. oe | manent “B” pow- a WeKoven|e Me Sag@f—}, Fresh new | fame |pssem, or from the light : . | at ora | - Complete caries Schenck anq Materguartet, i | i stock. Up- Sy) Geen |) wi TY Ragthess | My Beautiful Lady ... QapweCaryil | i waht . type. ee | BEY tube. Frances Sebel, Rosalie Wife 1d | $3.75 val- ioe es CIN STOCK Chorus. 4, | vy i tpi ) ; | Thine Alone, from “nie — 7 ae (USS, special, : $1.66 Saal Speaker Sr. To Frances Sebel and Justi” Lawr Genuine Bakelite Bell Scenes from ‘Pinafore’. .Sullivay Saal Sr. Soft speakers. . . oe —_—— List ice, $25; Atlas Friday Night on KSD © ¥® Harz Duty Type, $2 29 nd pea | ~ Music ranging front’ ‘Bizetig@ee $4.75 value.....-.. ‘ $5.95 the Atwater Kent hour through KSD and affiliated stations will be, the 100th in the greatest, series of ‘) = 7, 1 A 6 concerts ever given. es Reinald Werrenrath broadcast Oct. 4. sa 4, 1925, the Atwater Kent hour has ( ‘i presented regularly each Sunday | Perfected High Compression ) e night leading artists of the musica] world. Rg TODAY'S FINEST CLOSED CAR VALUE- ords to world famous opera and concert stars is said to have done ; | i more in recent years for the wide- To the smart, low-swung body lines curving body lines, the metal ball See the of 8 spread popularity of radio than Latest any other factor. Speaking of the of the New Series A-5 Six Brougham, back body, the greater expanse of Modern Im Atwater Kent concerts, M. H : . . ss es es Parcel Sierengger PE vate Hupmobile now brings engine per- plate glass giving clear vision, front , Recently Introduced tional Broadcasting Co., said: formance of the type youwill demand and rear; the deep cushions uphol- in the Hupmobile Six “To a great extent these features and a few others of the same cali- a year or more from today. stered in mohair and the rich satin Hupmobile hyper-expan- ber have been responsible for rais- silver finish of the hardware. sion high-compressioa “ mI This nai bed ye Hyper-expansion of fuel (perfected engine, pear cestaie enterté 1ent. é ° e = . listening pub.ic to expect great high compression) —the greatest ad- Where the safety of children is fore smootnness OF periorm things from radio, and gradually clear-vision ea: ‘eo tg. . agee = vance of a decade in motor design— ™0St, the Brougham, with its single bodies, with four new color broadcasting stations themselves provides new smoothness, pick-up wide door on each side, is the pre- options on the B have responded to this demand by ' oa —six on the Sedan—and improving the tone of their pro- . and power, rivaling that of far more ferred body type. The roomy front beautifully harmonizin grams. i seats tilt forward easily, giving quick . This costly series when inaug- costly Cars. ° Ys gt ° & 4 here piste p> urated by Atwater Kent was con- : : : entrance or exit when desired, For top; Jow center gravity; sidered a novel experiment of And Hupmobile in the luxurious touring, large luggage space is pro- Shale built-in thermostat doubtful expediency. Artists who B h h ded th d ‘ (bringing motor quickly to aj | had demurred at the thought of ra- rougham Nas surrounde es¢ ad- = vided on a rear deck specially de- efficient operating tem > . e a . . * pes» ;|dio broadcasting were not sure of vanced mechanical qualities with signed for trunk. ature); light controls on o> tage and groduate Bee? 3 a ) RRR EHR SEP REZ SSRSERSZEas the effect upon their own reputa- . ] ° steering wheel; all piano solo, “Presto.” “TRS pro-s tions, prestige and concert careers. beauty of line, new coior options striki ham™ ments grouped under glass, gram, which will. be as follows, ant, MONTE, Wee ee and completeness of equipment that See the mg ucw Brougnass’' st ‘indirect lighted; manifold under direction of Harold Sanforg ’ that the public wanted music of P or the nearest Hupmobile showroom. » catidiaiead bis aaaeiaaaal ; ey en Sou . pcnsccuwe pantay evecing oll wy make this car more than ever anf, i, Cbrainable with steel disc wheels filter; gasoline filter; special , ’ ’ (soprano); Witches Dance; . Fromg \\ consecutive Sunday evening con-} Tes pe ‘ i Uncle Remus; To a Water Lily | | \\: 3 certs. The experiment, starting Se ee outstanding value. or standard wood wheels, in a pleas- vibration damper; im- Long Ago (tenor); Presto. \ with eight stations, was a great tii) Aa eee ’ roved four-wheel brakes; Friday night’s concert by them a eae success, It resulted in a greater ; By Soe HESS Note for example, the gracefully ing variety of colors. atten nioow snubbers; _La France Orchestra will features ‘a 28% wr coed a perpen “wih BREE EC SY smaller wheels and many the Satina Quintet and the cote ea Yue Metropolitan Opera Co. which for 5S SOS yt Oe Ne SER ok on An Ll we Ais Rock cc SI Sie Ns eR UR Na eS OT A ~=C other worth-while features. Saxophone Trio. The quintette, Qs © eA 2 the first time made outstanding Lee SC ah SMS eee Se Ee Tr ERE RAO a a LE Te instrumental unit with Migs Byrn vem artists of this internationally fa- Ms SS SEGRE Fi at the piano, will be heard in a 4 m 3s organization available to the oe - aeaue or a oe 4 radio public. In response to pop- “To f ose” ular demand, the number of sta- by the trio. The program folle % % tions broadcasting the series has March = a \ increased until a network of 19 OUrIng, Sometimes I'm Happy.-Youman&@ stations is requ:red. il sf.e. 6. | Following You Around. .,..-Kalm—& | She - a Se fs : ah 62cm amma mien a “ ~ 3 | Be a a ; Sf : ge 4 ag A ee eee ote eo ad a Vondertul Tube_ NATIONAL COMMITTEE NAMED ee, Bape ft: ET oo Peetalhagatytatitentnis enn cde no et y ae ee tart Pie 7 So be — ) : that made possible FOR FINAL IN SINGING CONTEST ae Me and My Shadow ......J¢ A national sponsorship commit. tee, to supervise the judging of the To A Wild Rose ....MacDow@Mme / When I Look At You ..%%..Jone@ge” e . | If You See Sally ...-- .Denaldsole@ final event in the national radio Forgive Me ove cteue - ii CK eed 4X) Ti 10 audition, has been appointed by the Two Little Birds .. vee chee bet Atwater Kent Foundation of Phil- Tea For Two eae .Youm | af ’ udelphia. -Madelon ) vs : Long ago Kellogg realized that battery-less radio The committees members are Mrs. : % ee ; Edgar Stillman Kelley of Western ; | | : ‘ a. oT be held in New York City, Chicago, . “3 ub . R A DIO ] 3 es | Atlanta, Dallas and San Francisco é' SERVICE® “Now the Kellogg A. C. Receiver is ready—tested ri aieny r rwraigaing. Baganne , : ‘ ’ 3 ° sé b ‘ IN YOUR HOME lel and proved. It needs no “A” batteries; no B' in a series of State contests to be We Find Your Troub “batteries; no “C” batteries. Positively no bat- held in October. or You Do Not Pay _& wteries at all. rs es io COMMISSION TO PROSECUTE Weber Implement and Automobile Company eT et Member RM Ae Rw | LOUISIANA RNING STATION 19th and Locust Sts.~Hupmobile Corner Makers of ARKOW Radio ERG». GLOBE : O., 3211 Locust BI. WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.—The j od . CHESTER Five Yeats te the Busiaces Porte oneness and Southern Illinois | first proceeding to be instituted un- 5000 GRAVOIS ROAD Hupmobile Distributors Since 1914 7195 RIAN (Maplewood) —— — 1 | der the radio act of 1927 has been Belleville Branch, High and B Streets, Belleville, Ill. rs = ‘ , | ordered by the Federal Radio Com- PROMPT and SATISEYING © my 'mission against station KWKH, HUPMOBILE DEALERS Shreveport, La., charged with op- rLLINots Granite City—K. Hammond Moter Co. Nokomis—C, A. Baisley. MISSOURI - @ . Pana—Edw. MeKee & Son, Bowling Green—Staley Motor Co. Home Radio aa erating with 3000 watts Instead of Alton—J. C. Shinpaugh Motor Co. Harrisburg—Egyptian Motor Sales Co. Petersburg——John Hofing. Cape Girardeau——Miesner's Garage. S . ) + 2a its assigned power of 1000 watts. Cairo—J. E. Herman. Highland—S. L. Jenny. Quincy—HHligenbrink Garage and Ma- Cardwell-—Fleeman'’s Garege. Grvice .ss¢e- = ai res, “L’Arlesienne Suite” to four ruraiip airs will be given in the Citha® + . — © —— Service concert to be broadcaat}. ~ a Sy through KSD Friday evefifg, The} " “ : : fn ha = Cities Service Cavaliers” *yill he 4 — heard in two groups and {9 pianmoti me ft ay 3 old unit | «A and “B” Eliminators, 4 duets will be played. Thevprograi, | Music Mas- g Sc and 6 volt types, 1928 model, daly 2 ter at in stock. ‘ities Service March.. _ Bourdon i— ° Serenade od | E a rei Balkite aay nut Dance ni] . Tower Cone eg Char er L’Arlesie a Mj ‘ a =. a, git. Minmaete: SS. Bizet § Pa Speaker a 4 pat ad debestreud Sree | 1 ©) Ro) meee Piano duet—Londonderry Alr— _— 9m WX, W) diameter. $9.50 value, | ® - | ec onomical. String section of opehestra aa, ; -( $19.50 value, Handle on the Strand. .°vGrainger® IE al $7.95 By the Suwanee River...Mydleton® no fA seein TR i pasesipge = $3.89 | $5 Brandes Earphones ncle Ney Foy Music’ Master Transformers ....98e | $10 Brandes Phone-Units...$1.95 Works of Edward MacDonald Pi $1459 8 will be featured in the, {Musicay . osch Cones $3.69 | Apex 112 Tubes Miniatures” through Kem@ime APt171 Tubes. ............ 98c | $1.50 Freshman Aerial Plugs... 89c Friday ys tg "David Buttolph 1m 0.R S. 201K Tubes 79c | Raytheon “B” Tubes $3.25 conductor of the National Concert} | nme SEL CEL EE PELE CELE EEL ID | ae TE ee Ett EE EP EL . - It All Depends On You ..Re S¥ - —— | cution was decided upon, the com- Columbia—tundiach Motor Co. Livingston—Mitchelar & Son. Os. ee tt hy gg A Company. nner & Witses Moter Ain 1460 a ission ordered KWKH to reduce Engt Alton—H. H. Mead Motor Co. ee ea myer aga sete Springfield—Wienold Motor Sales Co. De Sote—Jefferson County Motor Sales. Phone MAis ne ay BE Ucthied under ency Laboratories (RFL). Rast St. Iouls—Fassig-Weber Motor + et nce I ate Motor Car Co. Staunion—Mack's Garage. Festus—Jefferson County Motor Co. (Afer 6 P. M., FOrest 5 4¢ » | application for letters patent of Radio Frequency its operation at once to half time, Company, a ae eat mg Blan Weet Frankfort—-Fale Motor Co. Jeff Cit Moter . . ¥ A. 4 . m m oe. ; e—J. a ° : ‘ ’ ) va ; coemes e oe 3 og oe pra Pairficia—Wasne Motor Sales. New Memphis—(scar Knipp. Wood River-—H. H. Mead Motor Co Ce. _) ae ocycle ' : : — A. E. Schmidt oe ° pa The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT with station KMA, Shenandoah, Ia, | = H E C L O S E 7 T P R I C E D S ] : 1113 PINE ST:'* “% ADS than ALI, the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED, The latter is a station engaged Ree al n's a : ' li At the same time that this prose- Cariylie—F. G. Mead. Jacksonville——German Bros. Motor Co. chine Shop. ‘hamelh—W. &. T os. Pohl. ED oi. 2M oe ek, Ak Ber oo MR, RES See 4 had FETE Fo tit Pe hatte es EEN 4 Wee Wl Rite lake ame eek Cid lie eC RRL CLM, vag wd { . ¥ 550: a ' 5 Pige' i+ ~ i i Seek ‘ - a = ey HW $ y “ es Bhs aoa ———eE

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Thousands of dollars’ worth of new, wanted merchandise must be sacrificed to ma ke room for workmen while the entire second floor of STAR SQUARE’S headquarters building is being altered for additional salesrooms. Check. this ad for items to your interest—CHOOSE! BUY !—and REME MBER that regardless of price, anything you buy at a Star Square Store is guaranteed to give you absolute satisfaction. Same value—Same depe ndability—Same service at all Nine Star Square Stores. ye See ee ee - - - #, ws re ey mods - — ‘ a> teen pedeeteue Betate)......-+.5 oveveekl du cuvcocecevene ate in 0h id : ae ee 23 Rent.. “— _ ee ee ed pate Gale... --sse+++7-++-2l Colored tiHy] a ~ c (Rent) .4 t Furnished) sae eben cceescocm for Sale. ..s+eseecress AO fer Beat. .-+2ascereeess® Ww Oe ee i ee Houses. Ete. (Celored) TTT TTT. ropert 2 ee 6eeeun improved P = 3 il ecg, it EROS i ekeeeeue + ‘S) ERE tuts 4 TITIT ITIL dl llth elt hatter All NINE STAR SQUARE STORES participate in this huge money-saving event! Main Store, 1129 Locust St. MAin 4847-4848-4849 7192 Manchester Hiland 9790 814 N. SIXTH CEntral 2031 Hoases Houses Heust* 7: 4 ¥ t - . gw $ BRUSHES EASILY! DRIES QUICKLY! Does not streak or mess. Color Cherts FREE! All STAR SQUARE STORES are AUTHORIZED DEALERS of DU PONT PRODUCTS. ee Hy Cri J v° s + A ~ Sawa yee Naturelle Tador Console Model With built-in Utah Loud Speaker in Console Cabinet of high-grade light mahogany wood. Tudor design. Regu- lar $65 value. $43.50 A i-inch rubber-set Paint Brush with every purchase of a pint can of y DUCO. Use DUCO for Beware of Imitations. Be sure to ask for and get genuine DUCO Use DU PONT DUCO CLEAR For Floors and Linoleums. clear, at--..... LOS clear, at---....Le9O DUCO Nickel 4°C HOTELS : a. A H EL, S127 . ar ee weekly rates. tub, shower ante ' isc e | iver spe ek (cs) extraordinary values, Firet Quality ped, including A and B batteries, loud speaker, aer- ial equipment, tubes and all nec- essary accessories. $67:75 Nothing Else to Buy Finish. pint COMPLETELY | i IPPE. ; ‘ ‘ ncludi Storage Bab oe “Loud Speaker, Aerial 12% ment, Tubes and -_ ¢ a5 hg SBN, ~ =~ pom On special Sey z CABANNE HOTEL ( 6545 Caban All | sale at $4.9:75 ne : r . single and aie? - Ameri@an pian: , : Hodiamont cer. FOrest (35) Nothing Else to Buy. : Reception. Specially Reduced— FIRESTONE 30 x3¥4 First Quality Gum -dipped Cords. A reguiar $8.50 value, H bbbebebtebebebebetetebetetttotit tt tLitiitiltti it | Seugen hh betbettttetetetetettetetett ti tt Ltt ttt iit iii iti tT Home or Auto. 4, Pint DUCO at.... 1.20 Polish, can Quart 79¢ ty Dt co Top SURRSSSRSRSRESESASSEESRE SSSR RSSRRRERER SSR RRTARRRR ESSERE Rees % Pint :: 37¢c | DUCO at Dtco Aute Body i = DUCO at... 2.20 Hs Page = . guaniten Mae Te ar Auto Side | 2 * : 40 Olive, # GRASS HOTEL — 4 7 oeiee rates: $3. uP week'y. c& ar aaa t DUCO at.. a —ae 1 Pint Polish, pint . Haters? $5 98c 7. Awnings 7 A Be a ot ™ f o * my " PY: yeaa ii a ee St? Oat keys! eertagaty sete Se nih nei So rots: 3 f Pay igi ey ane ; ee oS alas * tea? PA Sea oe Sete a aSuiet Gikig oe 4 _ é 4 — - » VR AO“, i toe’ au & em a full - size ¥ guaranteed first quality Tire at this rock-bottom price. 30Ox3!4 Heavy, Non-Skid First Quality Cords. tea MUPREsS-RIALTO MOTEL. oer as aD: fe. 4 ate Ni 2. e} n rooms. $1 ‘* a ates, 3994 Olive st ‘ Huntington Arms Hotel $ / My $7.50 value at ff ‘ $2.95 r View Mirrors, 60c¢ ; Sa . t4 Sparten C h im e is sk a 4S5c ; aelfent : sD vae- ; | Rec. $7.00 value apecial 85c a Sizes for all makes of cars. Made of strong, heavy ma- terial, Cc $1.50 val, bs Speulding roller- Awnines. . High-grade Kear- way Tire Covers For all sizes, 314 inches to at.. , First Quality BALLOON 29x4.40 — % tee anne nee Polish, Dressings, Etc. a Touring Accessories Luggage Carriers—5 ‘4 -1b.. 79¢c cvullapsible type Emergency Gas Cans— %-gallon size Vacuum Bottles—Hot or cold containers, Towing Cab Hemp: $1.00 valne..... Read Maps—Clason's Country Mape.........- Tire Pumps-—Easy work- ing Pumps, $1.00 vwal.... Bullet Road Lites— Black enameled: $5 va!. Aute Iceboxes—liec. $4.50 values, on sale at. hermes Lunch Kits— Rez. $3.00 value at... Tronks—Fit @y run- ning board: $8.0 value, ————— K. P. Rim Tools Effort saving Rim Removers. Regu- lar $3.50 value. Very special at Gredag Grease—A Graph- ite Cup Grease, 1 Ib.... 25c snoflake Polish—6-oz. sais wane Mesias... ae Can, r §} Tire Paint—12-pt. b igti- grade Whiz Pclisher..... Teuch-Up Black—Quick drying Whiz: pint....... Aluminum Paint— , -pt. = Te al at . a wy ‘ ie 7 . — - Utah \™ | Speaker Unit Steinite Eliminators | 30x3 1-2 Red Top 30x3 1-2 Fisk Regular Von-Del Hotel 5883 ENRIGHT Recular 4 $3.00 ’ value. NES ANS REE 33145... 19.45 ~ no 1080 29x4.40 Cord Relly- Springfield Miller Geared- to-the-RKoad United States Reyal. .. eee, ; —— we 3414! $7.45 || $79.95 30x5.25 Cord : $14.95 Miller Geared- ea 14.45 Pathfinder, Re) a ‘ore | 4.25 rinon il tenn ‘ 12.45 31x5.25 Cord Miller Geared -to-the $15.45 = read 17.45 | 14.95 pes 13.75 ¢{ 14.95 Ponenies 12.75 11.25 FREE———-FREE CITY DELIVERY oa |__ a / nie Ri TIRES MOUNTED In wm at ail times; camplete range of »s mdard makes. STOP! THINK! o oe This Exquisite and Compact EMPRESS POP.TABLE PHONOGRAPH vy The last word in Phonographs! Has a tone quality that \\ will startle you! So small you can carry it under your ITI arm. In a beautiful designed case. Regularly \ Sss 6-Volt Rabber Case for $12.00 Special at er Rad:o Battery $@.75 meters Volt cuaranteed ja . Remodeled and redecorated; most modern American family hotel In West End. We espe cially solicit coupics and fami- ties. Beautiful dining room open to the public. Lanch, din ner and bridge parties also #°- lictted. Under personal manage ment of Mre J. M. Perry. ownel. (c99 Increases quality and ume. Regatar $7.50 value. Interference Elim- ... Dec Eliminator 793c Noise Fliminator inators Good) eur Healer All-Weather Gear Shift ~ Extensions, 4Sc : —— 7 f° Zz A , te FORD CARS FOR ALL CARS | FOR CHEVROLET CARS m Filaps— .'4 -ivch. pre- 2 8 . —-Rerular Swit on im enesial meer ieee: BBE | $150 value ut... ...-.. COC | bat... Starter Switches—PDest. . 39 Parking Lights—inciud n Lock Radiator Caps—With grade; well made: 65c val. Cc aD. - ere a switch and bi ; marbie ball ends Battery Cables—Hatiery to SSc Switch Cables... alta 65c Hub Caps—Conip! Dot Set Generater Cut-Outs— 750 Se Milwaukee Timers—Be-t quality metal: $2.00 vwa).. 1.55 (.oodyear All-Weath * $8.45 8.65 8.75 30x4.95 Cord $13.95 13.45 a Battery | Hisdrom- eters. 39c at » ERE REET APTN SCR La: eB, BATTERY CABLES Very strong 5-wire braided Cables. at . ” . 1”) or 6-wire braided, 49c Elect St besa at. ; ; For ; 5 = trickle chargers. , aeikite Chali te es trolyte, bet- z ¥ tle, at 1... WF KNOX ARRESTERS high - grade porcelain A Lightning Arrester. i 9c 335e value ... , SPEAKER CORDS @O-ft. Leud Spea tension Cord and Viug. $1. value High grade, long lasting | Clamps, ‘25e value; special at .. 10¢ SOLDERING IRONS (,ood’ ear All-Weather. Miller Geared- to-the-Road United States Koval Fisk Premier Goodyear All-Weather Miiler (reared- to-the-Road.. Lnited States Royal . ae Stop Signals—$1.75 va! Monarch Sicnals... at 89c Steer Wheel Grips—Hubber- 85 rib Grip: $1.60 value ; Cc . Step Plates— Aluminum 75c with mat te Red ‘ Hub Flanges—C mplet | ie ed it ROYAL a ice anadin + Oo > ; n special Seldering Iron. CORD, Recular SS or a... 23-65 a is 75¢ PHONE PLUGS | Special lot of high-grade | 30 - ft. guaranteed Plugs. | and Ping. 35c value, at . , 19¢c Gasoline Gauges—T at a clance ne, p> on ly, SY ~ BOYCEITE vw ¢, ott : , . . i, 2 E> . = i 7 oo ™, 4 ~ = rip ; « , 28 pt TSE + 2 . —_ By bj SE SSS, e par iaeene Wy va ane ; he X wy htesermacangggiiaisis) Se — Tires at Greatly Reduced Prices! Te. 5 a ae Bargains galore! Miracle values on newly arrived clean, fresh Tires by the largest — a 4} St. Louis distributer of high-grade Tires. See these money-saving values and you = will see why! We must make reom—Tire stocks must be reduced—hence these Completely equip- , ~~ ; conten SOCKET AFRIAL (ord Freshman Antenelia. A ’ £1.50 value, o 38 ; Sc BR ree ee ee c APARTMENTS |__ APARTMENTS FOR RENT Attractive Apartments, 3, 4 and 5 Rooms, Reasonable Rent Fxtension $1.50 a cfs. Af first quality Tires Sale of Bumpers 1%-IN. DOUBLE - BAR Bumpers or Bumper- ettes for Ford, Chevwro- let and Star. High- rade nickel spring steel Rumpers. Re- ular £10.50 walues. $,4:95 ae | 1%,-INCH DOUBLE -RBRAR Humpers or Bumperettes _ fer ali ears. Specially made of $8.95 aS eS prNNS CAbdany | fictend ‘orate . The Super- ‘an, 4-or. value. 10c RUSSEL ‘ apie | S35 toe life, tested Batteries, sobutely guaranteed. Regular $5.75 valve. as = &a — ee BS a i Ab- DOUBLE-BAR Bumpers or Bumperettes for all cars. im twe-tene colors. Coler- ed center and $7.95 - " Ot nickel edges. S15 walees | spring steel, S15 waloe DRY CELLS Extra high tested. | 38c Lie walue s**t * * Extra Specials Chevrolet Clatch Oiler— 3195 value Automat) TOOLS cece sews Miatiaum Point Files .. Gauges Kaeck-Oat Wheei SPECIALS Jeweled Dash Cape , Spark Intensifiers Pullers j St. Loule Nameplates ; | Ash Reeeivers — Cigar Lighter : nete | Tep Patch Chott fhe * Testing Mut ! Accelerator i wot rest : +s Arnel Cut - " ieee after Vhippet Ornament : clea on 'Tep Recover Material. wd om sale VWindshi Sissce ar PA r¢ ~ eld ‘ . ie at eo Ford Delco ignition Sy stem . } 7.95 7.95 4.95 Phonograph Records 35c; 3 for $1.00 (-aaranterd ball-bearing all-«tee! speaker mode | Fepecialiy cuaranteed. 50 fret Sketes. Regoler > dy - Locust Street Store Only « Regular $1.00 Toy Autos Realistic, snappy Speedsters with Ae egies $1.45 $1.95 “port Hose Pisten Ring Compressor he Te Saie of Ford and Chevrolet Fenders ae Gee Hi-Grade Black Enameled 1925-26 Chevrolet ar FENDERS Complete set of four . — set of four. 5.00 S25. $Q.45 Ford Fenders, vane — 9] G45 ” =97 ie 1926-2 $42 45 ‘ . == 1924 Ceupe or Readster. eer 2 | complete 83.00 Additienail Sete reduced fat he gcinal toet. perfect. MUSIic MASTER 5. tube: $80 yal COLONIAL Stebe Miscellaneous Radio Dyal Caps. eliminate noises. 5@c | Aerial Wire. 100 feet...) Valley Charger Carboms. _20¢ | Lead-In Wire, 50 feet | Valley Charger Vibrator Wolate Seq | Hook-Up Wire, rel-+ Ajex Crystals . Kester's Solder Wire. length larit-r ; eur errv,ce Goento Ve Chesil er > i Ths (-iliette Razer Bladece— Parkace of S Pachace of 10 Alarm Clocks A hich-erade timekeeper. worth twiee the price 4 98c $5.00 vwalee af ; vs ent CHINN *} > * 1924-25 Coupe end Seden **t $1.00 Additional _ four Variable (ridleaks Rheeostats ; ik we a Carborundam Detecter Tait eee ee ee ee eee eee ee ek ek ek (epee cee eee ere eK ee EEK eH HH 90.30 velee wt .. 94.95 ol mm 1. hied a Lee . | whdinindadbadndndhsndnd uthdadiduehii te nn ee ee eeeeee ee eR eee Se Olek eee 2 SS SS LACS NS aE Head! SEE TORE gee eRe voter

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fo feanstnegec sits Sa Se eae eRe = Soe ES SEE SS Ee O Sm ~ PO Esher tee py 9 GG on EE Financial 3 its. : x 3, He Sit ig Sof Begeset Sistas 2 o_o =~ Baars si] il eres — Eye fe jpaathe : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1997. : PAGES 1—14B. —_ APARTMENTS FOR RENT lel caee APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT 120-24 N. tr Kossuth. . ——— . West West West West West . 4 rne i. new 4 room efficiency. gas orange, ice: — 5578 CLEMENS © 6609 Ki ble boat “Leiter aareiiee NGSBURY BL. se 5559—5 rooms: marble and tile | == “{ la $s i f i le d | RNICKMEVER cR- FLEER RLTY, @ & INV V, £0 HOTEL Aue Beautiful 5-room efficiency; heat, jan- Me ecelent location: sun parlor, 4 rooms, interior finished im oi] painting: ’ ' itor service; wonderful location: will deco- DOUGIER a teh oy yee vacuum heat; this is better than many RT peaocns boos LORISSANT. 40: hake Ota 8 ahora west: 2 to 6 Room Efficiency | rate to suit writ rent reasonable. KINGSBURY. 684 Nt 7 atts 6507—Four rooms. arranged tor ‘ andy 4-room efficiency flat: will deco- | . PAN IRN, REALTOR, art - me Eg 4 the Following Pages: rate to suit: all c ro apartment: good location: second floor, 7 cy; bed, stove, ice and heat | | Sane S45 BO att agen vemiences: rent only APART Mi ENTS | 5733A Delmar. CAbany 4400. roooms, 2 baths, shower, sunroom, sleeping od: excellent w- A, and neigh- | | INSPECT—BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS DALE, 7212—High grade duplex; 6 rooms. | ROfch: Al condition. (c) ! 528 janitor on premises or call Wainwright Bidg, FURNISHED OR, UNFURNISHED | bath, porch and garage: this is an ideal | KINGSBURY, 6317-6 Toome alimmelive | GArtield 122 " (e7) || — 2 GARFIELD. 4634—Bexutiful new apart- S. GRAND BL., A ASTLEMAN ||| home with every convenience: beauti$ully : excellent dist : N 4 a |; | - ment northwest: garage. Opposite Beautiful gh Park decorated: heat included: adults: $85. on Boer : orth teboneee e: Therieead fioore, heat and tanitor: service 4 LARGE ROOMS, DRESSING ROOM—$80 5 5 , Fur, (For pent)... ; (For ae LABADIE, 5 0120—Six- -room sani y Rent includes heat, gas, electricity, | DE BALIVIERE. } nm hes LA —$65 . . 317 N O02 a= nt driv OR . y Wanted to Rent... FOrest 570 89) spac rer and running ice ween. room efficiency; only. § 56 Lym 4 FRANCIS. Pr ¥ RUTH. 110 N, 7th st, 7 ry Cae : SEeaTE mee oie 3 RGE ROOMS, DRESSING ROOM Column .....-sveccees gg. nee iF rooms. Riichenetye, + yy & ee es ated. OREON E. & R. G. § — . 800 Chestnut, yo tt pea th efficiency: roomy, “whee Hfland 42 78. G one ; ood floors; tile bath: furnace: “ va e. sit our DEL M NTE WAY—Delmar bl. at ome stction of Clayton; very as sto rvi Cottages (Sale)...-..% 1| NATURAL BRIDGE. 4612A—Four rooms: beautiful dining room and lounge. All store for any line; full-size ; | Dace «Surroundings: fine neighbors: bigh. MINERVA, 5355—65- fficienc + d ac cule. Cenk te ee sy agg meg eee Ei eats tenths .c.4 Bl epee: cages the comforts of a home without the ||| rent only $40 each.’ Key at 605 Clarn | Cool and comfortable: large yard: big apartment. Ores room efficiency: new ecorate to suit. One block from Forest k. One block west ies of Euclid, between Pine and Laclede av. Open. worr OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut, | Tees: efficiency WN dows 1390.” AEE ee | MONTC 1210—Second floor. 5 F. J. CORNWELL BR. E. CO. living room, 0290. 111 N. SEVENTH 8ST. Opportunities, Pt. 9, P. 6C NORTHLAND, 65148—Excellent apart- +. Property Wented-o-.---S || suit: &-ropian Murohy™ bed, incloned || WuR'BeEM MOREE ROOM || DELMATL, Yr40-9 rooms. bah, Beat: ta | Ward ato. “Cacia fesearaacani gieerais set oqioerd: oe slee “h. c ; 3 GSBU ontclair, or call Property (For mens) 0 NORWOOD, 3507—3 rooms, bath, i ; ager on premises. GRand 2034. ||| DELMAR 4333-—4 rooms. sat “3 BURY COURT. S001 —At 653 os DUBINSKY REALTY 00. 504 Wain- alien Se ices peticdlart cee tenant, S50, Ie cour ||| Albert G. Blanke R. E. Co Tate ose TRIG “oor costo Tics | Clovebae Nene ae, BERG, FOOms with roomy ——_ Bids. . To Rent).... '| pa t 503. 1s a ‘ s Ace . . —Thir oor east, ve | Closets. large sun i 4 hy genall 5 ||| WEST END REALTY AND CONST Co,,||| 711 Chestnut 6t. BAe 0k eee eee eeeare reece GA ae | Sede hing Rewle cas eat onesies | =619 N. NEWSTEAD | for Bent ..-sesseeses __FOrest 622 3416 Union. : "4575. (c ¢) electric fixtures. shades, etc. Inspect these Four-room efficiency; Murphy bed, light, for Sale......eee++-10 = |'| BALM. 3606—A delizhtful three-room ef- DELMAR, 6146A—3-room Giticen apartments an see ups for low rental on ficier heat and janit ‘ ’ same. Open, gas and electric refrigeration included. (Real Matate) .ccccsec® clepey. by at a aaniter perviee:; Bn 00 Southwest BALSON REALTY Co., any 9448. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. T. 800 Chestnut. ZLICK. 7A ee rm Land ....++++++-Al ALM. 5154—Attractiv 4-r00 ‘7 GA RD mw at Ain AP EARTMENTS—EINGE- KINGSB "DU T NINA PL.. 5895—5 rooms, in-a-dor bed. 11 eee: Bg ew. yo li cae ae — AND BON NEW FOU DELMAR. 4177 — Second floor —"¥ - . , URY COURT RT APTS. shower bath, heat. janitor perveee: a Len snbeneneees e n ROOM. MEFFICIENCY : n RITCHEN FUR. | fooms: ‘anitor service. McMenamv R. E (Opposite Kingsbury pl.) second floors. __CAbany 4825W Rent MOUND € ATY TRUST co. - 0. : ted .-seeveeeeceee dl FOrest 100 Union and St. oo & NISHED. EAs AND SANETOS SERV. | £2..-1303 N_Grand, 4 desirable. rooms and sun — with ve yr myn ovat rooms and ——s EeEee PLSD LOCBOSOSO® SPALDING, HITE -room efficiency; ga- RING SHIGHW ry 450 heat and janitor service able. Ope Cal 5 a A ; 1 — . ‘i pen. — all GArtfield 5555 SHU‘ HART REALTY CO.. 814 Ch y 3 A oD 6 rooms mee MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY co. SB AKEWELL, 118 N. estnut. 448 N. WHITTIER—4165 WESTMINSTER ¥ 4 ‘ . ent gee S - - a" Lae * #,-4 ae wt aS ¥ a oe eee eee eee " 2 Ey SA NEE, | fy niit i3f 11 ‘| efficiency apartments: gas, light, heat.|.tew finish and good-size : ond fioor: janitor service: $75. | hrc : a eaten AT. LIGHT AND GAS LAWN, 4211—Murpdhy bed. e — AR. 52 eae te or 4 rooms; heat, jani-| KINGS SHIGHWAY, 902 N.—3-r ef ment: od Sto. janitor service: gas range ({c) ‘C0 N or Colored (Rent).4 |)| Janitor on prem 5243 Delmar. FOrest_ 3370. maa elect: tank AY. 1422 N—5 rooms: eat aed fet Ae! ieee Be water, gas, Mght, janitor service and Rent (Furnished) .....5 | FOrest 6227. 6 4-room efficiency at Tower Grove Park. open: $55 —_ 6 ET TS Seales supetioccococvcec® a __(c8Q) T ; ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & Garfield 3660, mies N. 4th. mode: cheapest rent in city. (82 } Kelvinator Electric Refrigeration : 3 A a. LMAR, 7245—New 3-room (4-room ef- | sHUCHART THREE EXTRA LARGE R A { N—sg; . ‘ EALTY CO., 814 Chestnut redecorated; $125. PArkview 2°41] OOMS NORTHAM PTON—$57.50 ficiency) apartments: oy hes 1 thor- | Finasr — . ‘ . W APARTMENTS ments left to rent in an elegant 12-family| large rooms and bath: concealed bed: new SLANT 914—Beautiful apartment 6| modern: bath, heat: decorated: garage: | STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC, light, ai OREON E. & G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. OLIVE, 4442—Third floor west: 6 rooms. iry 2 Weinbery & Wanker, nherg Realty Gy steam heat; vacant; adults. MAin 0393. SH-BU MAin 4527. (c80) | STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC., 904 Chestnut. | carage a: $70. PArkview “G2913. | E | PT = 3 1 Se ae at | CACLEDEAWeEA— Vacant Spt T oe | ani's SemeTe, ewes renmrated: gen || MAKE RESERVATIONS TODAY ‘ ESC Ee i W. B.S > N. 9th. : . 6.Tahe a ‘Real Estate ov ses we ‘11. ‘||| APARTMENTS—New 4-room efficiencies: West po yy Raa SEE Sara rm. | LACLEDE. 4125A—Five fine rooms and | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 "Chestaut. | ym mM = u Naturelle ¢ | Beal Kestate (Co 0 ) rr heat. gas, light, janitor service. electric ADELAIDE, yy 0—Lease beautiful o- -Toom clased brick sleep ing porch; Murph y bed: OREON E. ne water and janitor: $55. OLIV E. 4213- 15—First floor, 6 rooms, pla par en EASTGATE. 707 — First floor south: 7 tricity and gas included ; 4. KEANE & FRANKS, . 1908 Chestnut at. Besidences for Sale. ..0-+-see8: KR FURNISHED: $62.50. RIVERSIDE | ADELAIDE, O = a a 7 ~ P 4560 Pershing; beautifully furnished | HE Ti DE TO , 3842—4 A. eat, new building, ideg) location; gas, 2 ept concession. CAbany “6331. (Oe) ony Bil “wee Fe ar af a ge RL rpg eee % ,TOOmS. | sOnN shay floor, $57.50. third “floor, $55 i tor one PArkview 67 ae : ED. HE acing south: lizht and airy; University | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. complete; ‘hotel service: telephone jor: “and janitor service. heat, kelvina ENRIGHT. 5628—3 or 4 rooms; electric re JANITOR SERVICE City, near Clayton. fel) | WASHINGTON, 502 0—2nd floor. 4 large rates for |1378J -TMENT — Clavton. ‘Seven Gabi. ” tion: in-a-dor bed ew incinera- room: special summer 1378 AP AS? MENS Pesan -room gh re Saieeay perches: Open. Ref- MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAIn sen’. PERSHING. 5574 — Beautiful 3 rooms. booty oom rent reasonable. fame. H 0 : Jern 6-family apartment building coh-|; MEIER & CO no - ei “og 4 han: $1. —, “ SSE : ininiog ‘4 Sooaes “and sun parlor; brick WYdown 0955 (c99) 243 Delmar. FOrect 3370. a a le ta ye hr ge A na A PERSHING, rn or floor west; 6} Choice 5-room apartment; avail E. 263i ~ effia * “(eR |warage for 3 cars: lot 48x135. For par- | BARTMER, 6300-3 rooms, kitchenette; | STZEL. 5943—2 south rooms; heat, | airove kitchenette. essen’ paent and tile} rooms: 2 sun parlors; Murphy bed; $110. 1: ideal location: gar 4 wees See ——— one sees this excellent invest-| new: $37.50. WYdown 0769J. (c) | light. gas: conveniences best. oy nb 6116 beara gee first floor ast: & rooms: | WASHINGTON, 5916 3a floor east)— a! bath: electric refrigeration. gas. light. in. | - ; sun par! open porch: $85.00. Choice 5-room apartment: available Oct MELVILLE HoOTEI—5338 Bartmer: Amer’ | ent PARTMER, 5424—Very choice apartment, | ETZEL. 61:)6—Second floor corner apart- | cx t alls furnished. See eee an ninn* birds, trees flowers. lawn. (c8 HEMMELMANN. STE te E. CO.) 6 large rooms. bath. screened porch; 4 ment, $60 4 Tooms. Murphy bed: heat a. eae | oe ny Pane (rR0) | JOHN S. ‘BLAKE E & BRO. $15 Chestnut.| L: ideal location: garage optional. oe 4- , * . S ti every 2S vo Seckiy and monthiy «nests. $8 up. (cS) 296] D 7 ET % block north of courthouse: new 3 ors. rge oo: ~ pron ce eTON YT Y STRE efficien $50: 4-room efficiency. $57.50. | erences. ann three aparemente available. - ~ > dressing closet and phy bed: low rent. ‘a * , Pea r OTEL, 2800 Locust Running BIER. ons INC,, Clayton, GODWIN REALTY CO. LINDELL AND VANDEVENTER (Ken-| Ff. gy CORNWEUT E. €CO.. 111 WN. 7th. ASHINGTION. 16 14a fieer aaah A Value : OR HWESTERN HOTEL O01 CH ESTNUT . rage: restricted section: modern: third and hot wafer: open today. (cR3) LYND¢ ~ APARTMENTS PE RSHING. 5500—5-ROOM EFF te IENCY, WAS {ING oO} ] t floor west; tion. electric Extraordinary! TWO MURPHY BEDS, GAS F 4 FLAD, 75363. room apartment. almost | floor; $150 month. Inquire owner, 8€C-| ™77) G149—N apartments: all “ . ~ UR-| rooms and stin parlor: newly decorated. NATURAL BRIDGE AND EUCLID. acw DEimer 0213. fond floor. ikl aka cheat tie beth, bar@eeel Geant | eS yt ML NISHED: ALSO REFRIGERATOR. F. W. DIESTELHORST R., 5477 Delmar. free From. 2 200 pam ona with Bath: mn fn. $12 + |FLAD, 3916—4 large rooms and bath: BARTMER. 542 24—Very choice apariment steam heat: up-to-date. (c99) roams and path, 4 MARTIN OLIAN. 1010 Olive, MAln 50h. WASHIN sii crauutal (55) = de on-| of 6 large rooms, bath. screened porch ; 7 - poaeit - rooms be ath 70 A ASHINGTON, 4-— i -room An ultra-high-quality speaker eet a xs us _over._COlfax 7600, (G0) Sees bent, Spalice eorvi ‘f° Pn me fe) garage. restricted section: modern: third g gy po gg BS ge Agent on premises, PERSHING, 5398—One of the most beau- apartment: newly redecorated and - inted that easily climinates dist >] el-14th & Chestnut: single. GRAND 6100 S—4-room efficiency: we | floor: $150 month: inauire owner. second sieked theeuahout: "one diock north of HENRS R. WEISELS, INC tiful and best-kept apartments in’ the |throughout; owner on premises nday I rod tl most — : : Zouble “$1.50 per day up: weekly 55 UP furnish light, heat and «as: $45, ane To0he Yelmar: rent very reasonabie: see janitor MAin 4557. Sth and Chestnut. city: everything modem: large living room | from to 4; rent very reasonable, tep uces 1€ . 3 inti 47.50 LAR ACH pores. pa eeu. Bee on premises, or call : 4009 LINDELL BL. and gn hg awe, ee sun- | DUB ~e Wepne CO.. 504 Wain- P aa ORR if 26 Chestnut. TBINSKY [ yain- 4 rooms w urphy in-a-dor bed in rear| wright ¥ signals. Gives a clear tone with ROSELLE HOTEL Sg = BF cae M DUBINSKY REALTY 00. 50¢ Wain-| , US 0 ctticiencies: 2 Murphy | sunroom’ attractive kitchen and path: see: | [= eeeoe : a volume you must hear to be- 4145 LINDELL BL. DARR, 2005 8. Grand. GRand 839 BELT—INSPECT baht: LAM beds; large outside rooms: janitor serv-| 0nd floor open and readv for immediate | 5931 WASHINGTON Corner Cates: large 3 and 4-room apart- “maeiels 4408—4 rooms and tile bath, i e82) ice, very attractive rent; open; Riverside | possession: third floor for Oct. 1- lieve—while they last, an actaal § American and European plan; room and | doard ow 28 $55 per month. Rooms GRAND, 3954 S.—3-4 room eft aie with Murphy beds: will decorate to N24. be seen to be appreciated. T. L. Horn. ooL. $8.00 valuc, on very ae sale At. ot ge . Me %, A. nla Lindell bus light. gas amd fanitor service. = + ph Bad ge ntals FOREST PARK, 4366—4 large rooms abd |}(RATZ REALTY CO.. 4067 8 Grand Bl. | CAbany 1807, _ ASSL | i ound oe at Mepmops at door. Lindell 5300. _(99) HU MENT. Laclede 6346. F. J. CORNW ALL R. E. CO.. 111 N. 7th. Phan ption hall; new hardwood floors and | riage) and Vandeventer. Wenrick Square SHING APAR ST MENT | ONLY 870 BOarra: . : ‘ a TOTEL GRAND. 3250 S.—Fine 4 rooms, heat, jan-| SUCKINGHAM COURT. 4924 — Bright, | SCOhstons______ i) Apartmen PER TME? SHARDELL | I OTE itor; $60 : . cherful efficienc peorments: $50 up: : 4401 FOREST PARK BL. , INSP ECTION, 5523 Pershing: 5 rooms; first floor; | Goldman Realty Co. 709 Pine | | * Skinker and Pershing: roome with epene WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 | janitor or GRAC ALTY. MAin -_y Ast or 2d loor; 4 large room, open | ) efficiency: living room, 4i- oan parlor: in-a-dor bed; choice apart- ni baths $10 neeki'y and up. (c62) | GRAND. 3621A S.—-room apartment: ee ae peaks eee ee eee. | nette, ee Gressing Se daaneria ent tee crent, reduced i CO. 2407 &. WATERMA bath, sae . Tote > lon——| heat furnished: $75: good for_doctor. ABANNE, 6325—i rooms nd sun par! new’ electric | a ‘oo °° - OB Re paees ae eat. gas lig electric re- | H SCHU 2 0. Biway: § Rete $1.86 ag Soe aaa S50 dnorie: CHRISTIAN Da a poet R. a 11258) yo ad team, janitor. service: aarane: pee oh S40 a P nmap ny neces. ) o N once as ype 2 Wand ao7k (eb) - (99) $65. Month free. FORSYTH. 723 2 One of the most beautiful and well at. | WATERMAN, aioe janitor, a f~9S-—9 rooms and 2 enclosed = y 817—lst f! ——— rs N Ti ra - re orate x i | r tment Ww : ° cor east: | 5532 S. GR AND CABANNE, 6322—5-room efficiency: ga porches Wa ill_ decorate. garars open. 4915 LIN DELL BL. eee rolen, aon gy hin thy rooms and sunroom. CAbany 2604R. (c83) B-room efficiency: ultra modern: rent | rage: geal, Janilor serviee: will decorpoy | 118 N. 7th st. BABE WELL. 555, | eed’ iopms_and 3 baths: 3 beautiful mas | ing’ porch, two baths: all rooms light and WATERMAN, §000—9. rooms, sleeping. nag ag —"Six-room efficiency: | FOUNTAIN. 4803—6 rooms. heat. janitor ARGYLE PLACE ae eee ee 19 aiid. ster CO., PRospect 152 2610 Gravois. CABAN NE 542 gg Bre | : dern: Ry gervice; rent reasonable, service; Immediate possession: ope CORN & EIBIG. 719 a | : LLIDAY. mo : . RNET & Z +, 719 Chestnut st. WATERMAN. 5710 —_ Seven beautiful 3151-53 7 (c83) POMEROY -BERG RK. E. CO. FOrest. "706 . Suites from 7 Pi wey and 2 baths to ms: includi three bed : gecond went for 4 bea utifal a. | A responsible t New 3-room apartments: electric refrig- OTN a 1A 10 rooms and 3 £ | : Ma CABANNE, 55—2d and 3d floors, 10 or} FOUNTAIN, 4969——-New building. 5-room ? room apartment wi ) conveniences et Von-Del Hotel ig ye eee —_ _" oe eT “8 rooms, seeping porch, tile bath,. hard- mg me ~ lated bed: low rent: second ae pennemme” sodecorates, At: PERSHING APARTMENTS GATERWAN ERODES Wo " re . MAin 4595 | wood floors, janitor service; euitable for | and third floor BANISTER R. E. CO.. MAI 44. | 5386 Pershing: 4 2 full-sized beds.| ra See first oat ELLSWORTH APAR Vv. A. CHINBERG, 808 Chestnut. r t Newstead and — Pine bi.. sublease 3- large family: high-class rooming house or | SHU CHART REALTY CO.. $14 Chestnut. FINEST LOCATION IN CITY » 5883 ENRIGHT HUMI vy yo hy BA may hotel: reasonable. FOrest 2902M. (cO9) HAMIL TON, 1206—5-6 rooms: screened ———S Why not look at these apartments? They 1 " 4aN DVL “ye oe coke enem (99) | CABANNE, 5841-43-41 rooms, consisting porches: reduced a CAbany_4639W. — = ——e are the largest for the money in the city: : pores efficiency: southern + $80. TST SibO rooms and tile bath: of Evang iroom, iarze. eg en BAN nee’ at ated me poscenicn. i || newly Gacorated: eee and markets near by: ard R. -- Efferson 078 Jett 0—+ , “ bedroom. dress oset ospect 2 rfield e62) }))) || and street ars, busses and service Cars; op- ; ee ; 3 Sn aa corner: also 5-room epart tile haths: also rooms on same order: HAMILTON. 525—Third fleer asuth: 5 | || Netherbv Hall ) os = AN, Su leane: Ee 5-Room Apartment y ‘ii | posite Forest Park janitor. ; * open bany ©6604 eee ne sefarneeteds UL Ss “ies ‘LLER Ro 5. 807_ Chestnut. aeons Frat clans: EaLty co.., roums, steam heat: anitor service: ren || BR. W. DI ESTELHORST -~. 5477 seer sonnel insets unl te (c83) : roeshout " é rie) ST 1 RL - ’ . 722 a “4 ‘ ‘ ; most modern American family 5542 Delmar, FOrest. 3370. $65. OTTO TIETIE Chestnut st, | | 4540 LINDELL BL. 7S . (55) | HaTERMAN Bildl- Beautiful, 7 rooms. DUBINSKY REAL x: NY Ww it , =MM. 2306—Ist floor south: 6 rooms) __5245_Deilm 758— | LYM! 14—Three- : hotel in West End. We espe- er bath: rent only $80; tenant will| TABANNE. 5842—Living room, dining yo Ray ~4 rooms : ath, ING TY CoO.. Wain-| 3090. f . shower bath: Con ON ath, MAin 1858-9 | BOE r_appointmems. (e989) | 5907 Washington—4 rooms and sun par | ||| || DUBINSKY REAL 504 Wein-| "Co -_" ™ cth. MAin 2008. ae WOLF-POLLACK, 101 st CATALPA, 956—Best looking apartment lor. These avartments first-class shape. us Beet Cee wright Bidg. - a... R.. cond Raw 4 west: ‘i206 hi $ date. Electrolyte te \|CAFAYETTE, 2050—Five rooms. includ- | jn the city; 6 large rooms, strictly mot. well located. close to schools. — —————O ROSERURY, 6323 S.—Seconu floor: se | WATERMAN 50561—Third 2 UG me rch: rent a ll deco- - garage.” Owne d fi R DTESTFLHORST. FOrest 1294, | ; ; 7 6 ;| room large bath: saree: rent available Sept. 1 For eliminators or F ing sunroom; fine for summer: W ern; garage. wher, 2n oor. ent $75 : 4 . M-CAUSLAND, 1354—5-room e ficiency: apartment. rooms: p ‘ T: Gl DT . , +e ] 6 (.eeL ~—.= 7 - , _ z Pho Arf DS etras trickle chargers. BOC BARE Ak Ht cM abSTT. 800 Chestnut, | CATES. SSSR—Beantuitul, new family! HAMILTON AND ETZEL | isam heat: ‘modern: concession. Est |open seiesnetent sary reasonsbie,” "| WATERMAN. 4| BEAUTIFUL , RI. 7 rer bottle .... P AP S ‘AY ND SPRING—Northeast | vinator: finest interior de ory ‘ 4 ROOMS AND SUNROOM. $65 eT : beat: | DU BINERY REAL Co... aa" Wain- reception , Antenella. Ralkite Charger Elec- = LAFAYETTE AND sun parior: only | w2stor: finest interior decorations. ic) 5893 Etzel first floor east: has just | McMILLAN. 4544--6 rooms. steam hea wricht Ridg. fini : treat’. $1.00 E APARTMENTS FOR RENT | $03. also 5 larre rooms gnd sun parlor. | CATES, | OSE @ som adults "cam; | Deen Rewly, decorated throughout: inspect | Re Se OT rma rath, elec. | HOSEBURY. — @239—Beautiful _ Troom | | 5780" Westmineter:, second floors a ee . ' a S FOR 3 SOOM Ss, Asi . rooms. coprea!l cs: © eat anitor: 112 Hodiamont. | G Rand 3403, tON E. & R. G. SCOTT. S00 Chestnut. put "in good = — — McPHE RSON. 3843—6 rooms excellent OREON FE. & R. G. SCOTT. £00 Cheetnrat. heal. jan 81 ‘ d. J - . * »f- rae open — PENNSYLVANIA, 290. 5—Two 4-room ef . : - . eee ondition: newly decorated. of : = ss m WESTGATE. 715 — 5 lovely roome, fieiencies: bright, large rooms, newly dec- d S. 5060.—nd and 3rd floors; ,very *STEIN ‘*s SON, 61 7_Chestnut_ estnut one - HIPMENZ R CO. CEntral 1971. SAN BONITA. 6515—Ist floor east: very parlor with built bed: reasonable. lars. call owner, CAbany é Ices * s attr: v ; rooms aq larg ee » sie ‘ : d - . aragce att acti eS ve an arge open | ODIAMCINT. 1192 Tine location for , = i apartment of & largce rooms and sun > GArtield 6057 jorated throughout: $45 and 650: © (c) | porch: $90. See owner, 2nd floor east. ae trical shop ar cleaning establishment: | McPHERSON. 573¢—First floor west: arlor and breakfast room: 3 bedroom ef- E. 1. BA KEWEL GArtie 5555. SPARTMENTS- ‘optional. ———— CATES 6431-5 large : - — . rooms: 2 ba ths. ’ grome: low rent. WESTGATE. 860—3-4 room efficiency: 775i rooms. reception halt CATES. 6431—5 large rooms and Murphy | $40. (c) | rome: sare CO. 1! : PR ANCIS- PERE ‘TH 110 N. 7th «t.| will decorate to suit: icebox. stove. ur- SHERMAN APARTMENTS . , 00 *~. oF 4 wel « _ ayes ate ‘ ‘at . a, re rooms. . me ror RCS el curse korg L} bed: os Reeot anes: well kept building | FoptTa AMONT. 1135 - Pigginie Bag meme ~~ acPHERSON, 5% 5 ; SEMPLE. 1510—Firet floor south: 4 nice pie bed. pent sedpert, 10 $42, ‘L RN | RUSSELI. 3201—4 rooms: gas range, ice FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 _N. 7th st a first {oor north So sonable; will decorate : pe rooms: $65: one block from Principia. | WESTGATE. &31— m 5 rooms, beat.| coxNen n buffet. heat and janitor: con- hort ne FRANKL E. Lb. BAKEWELL. Garticld 5555. ON BE. & RG. SCOTT. 800 aa janitor. garage: reasonable to good ten- FINEST a ae Ne Boge Bg Me ae i ot 2 2} | box. bu! at : 8S, 55: —. aoe 4 rooms IN REALTY C : cess pply jenitor. Mur ay . ¢ for inspection. (e909) | McPHERSON, 4721—4 rooms. G-room ef- | Seinken t owner LAciede 81 "S732: 6 rooms er Se AW. @h6G;—2da floor east: 5 Toome: > HETMER. WILLIAMS & 1117 preskiia. CEntral 1334. c08 helene: ive " nh-tor becs: first-ciees beautiful ie exeriooking |" = NT i2e-S2 (University City)— c) 761 WESTGATE ned omens = TY or y rent parior and siceping * Batteri Ab- : ~—| 5 SH. ~ See ecece en P Persh 6300: 7 COMMS + 00000 088 oy to wove in. PRospect 2073. (c) CALMER, fog soe wis ‘t. condition. : at at ib Five rooms, sun 4 5 room lar $3.75 + ‘ “ ‘ ‘ vy 4055—4 rooms. steam heat. tanitor 5903-—Corner apartment, 7 rooms. first “lt cond! open: | Mc - second floor: t. fa ete | i y yl a x $60. See ; e bath shower: modern throughout:. ga-/ ref st-class ~— gun porch: newly painted wand "decorated: BRINKER, : ‘orner Wa re | preesesean R. oO. 104 N. Sth ot cee AeA HUGH H. STEW RTA -lrage in rear; remt very reasonable GODWIN REALTY CO., janitor service an everythin _om Pe : ee: | GArtield 0031. GArf! 14_ 0035 TBIN Ww Bee. | CAban 7 - SHAW 4161 — 4 rooms and enclosed DUB RINSKY BEALS CO., 504 ain- ae Delmar. FOrest_ 3370. a 0. sure and Cal : . ; - ‘ rn ry “Open h B " beside artm nt: nite kitehen - is SHEN ANDO AB, 3800-—3-room efficiency. AR est = J. Chapman FOrest 1294 (c62) | McPHERSON. OUIS——o rooms, “1 en- SYRAC “| fent very ow. Hive HERR EXPOSURE APARTM 8 . ens .G ‘ First and thi rd atioors. 1636. Lanne’ Pane “ i ) +) cere? OL Chestnut ft. =| JULIAN, 6612—4 rooms, side pore first | convenient location. consisting of & room® | . D . apart i a eee ‘eee - a Tag Coutae 28 new. =| S E. Cor. 39th and McRee Weehiagten ES Hall. eee © _ ae pees Set | rooms: wil! denorate ee t. MAPLE. | 556 E: FOOMs. 8 pond floor. 9 ] 797 SYRACUSE—INSPECT ninhed = — tur Sed ¢ oo re, sree? ae ***« Ss ‘ : RAM = . lr ’ INGSBU RY. 592 sera, t — { ‘ihieatathe Incuisters . .«..048 Reem cae focme. Fae and so: Pry - on Ag cy Fi iy 7 Ee DISSTELHORST W.. bi77 ‘be (53) rior ia city 2 es room . 2) | MAPLE S898— Third floor y room, $08. |. Wive te low a Se Ca ee | Nailed Knobs 2 for 6e Mgeration $85: one 4-room yi er ah | water furnished: ene ranecs and refric-| CLARENDON 1012—First floor, @ Taree | RINGSBL 637 —¢ ms; > Murhy | ome SS ne tO OTT. 80 at, | Srraneess " bed 3 sees BOP” (2 yet Fin aaa pene pe' downtown. |erators. Sce manager. 1642 8. th. first | “yo: mS Bicety dew crated. near hich and | bed: reasonable. ‘Key. at tet floor. ic /STAPCE, 5804-08 —Flrant 6-room >» oo a = —3 & built-»n break fast pet: INRERG . 2 ak tae nai. MAItin 4san5 i er wr ecuth erace Low rei * KINGSBURY. i 05 Elenant 5 o- -FOom APD MAPLE. he 5 room janitor | A Greeting room ' ; emale CORNET & ZEIBIG at FRANC ty PE iny-RogT 110 _N. 7th S| ment: Al dition: open. Gare ment: e) . dows: Nerdhwest 719 Crestout. MAin 4560. CLAYTO! TO47—E-room vetficlescy 2487. (c2) (aba tment “Foam — Murphy " ‘e) KINGSBURY, 6605 —5 beautiful rooma, apartment: hes phone. electricity 8381 j-room efficiency: WE. 5.-ROOM AP ARTMENT LAY TO! ... ao -¥. bs | ot eun “ parior Murphy bed. Soi tg ee ae : modern: $70: = gem r A reh, tile } PARKER AV. MAPLE \ Rardwood | yg Em sieam | Inclades reat. het water, Janitor serv- uy = bea: beautifully fur- : inator with free 7 open. ENS, : : “a um é year: le. | fixt shades. Ste; : heamatety sent ieum: Gop | len, Key EPSTEIN & RON. a ene a. a eee ee W. 5. = 01 TERS wr eeegne le | SeeON Ea he 6. SCOTT. 800 Chestout. rick fs, | MAln 2162.

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MAin 1238-39 109 N. 9th ALL OPEN aoe Gott - 5931 WASHINGTON. ve 5 large roome and sun parlor. 5790 KINGSBU 6 rooms, sun Sen + AD rent, MAN Second ; Pires WasiliNaton, pa Aud Soom 5 large every Ei eens of closets: MENS. | j 5 beautiful rooms: sun parlor, sleeping 5514 PERSHING patton. 2 rent: modern: 4 rooms and 2 Murphy bede: pee with shower ' 5900 oreo vent. porch: few eee, reception hall, pattie WAR RWICK COURT 5633-46 KINGSBURY few available 5 per month. CORNET & ouien. 7190 Chestnut. SS SS THE SENATE i 266 Union Boulevard. stories; fireproof; 7, 8 and 9 rooms: and 3 ba &. Only apartment in St. i + Sin Park Avenue mae We COTE an one Forest Fone ii | ae ne 5316 PERSHING AV. JUST W eer the Bt — a ric, auto poe fe so lal ager on oro premisee 109 mnt MAin 4124 THE CONGRESS | 276 Union Boulevard. 17 seorien, Fireproof. amall apartments. ed “Or unfurnished. Also tel avaliable for y the day —— (cK3) whens POreat 7844. EAST HARLAN COURT 6455 DELMAR BL For $69 You Can Get wan, Saar Sl. Oreop E£. & BR. G . Scott, sop Chestnut — ALICE APARTMENTS _ 1155 NORTH UNION Six reeme and egy reat. Janitor service, High, ' =p ool an d erade "fwo'b blocks at $60 to $65. Deco- oti Chest “4 z. CO., + A 1- NDELL pooms. bath. er will decorate to euit. 4 very low. CORNET & ZEIBIG, 719 Chestnut. EUGENE FIELD 44390 OLIVE 8ST... 8-room efficiencies; rente as low as per menth; heat, hot water, eleeirie current ‘preaoe. also 4 Be" 1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HO AP 7 FOR RENT BOULEVARD 4001 WASHINGTON BL. NET & ZEIBIG no. CHESTNUT ST MARL BOROUGH ad "De batlview) ef heat, hot water. gas ‘furnish shed. See manager on fH, RODEMYER & CO. 109 N. 8th 8t. MAin 4124 “—_ yf WFD CL: : The Aristocrat of the City UNION A‘ WASHINGTON St. Louis’ most modern and distinctive pariment homes with every conceivable rovement end. convenience for comfort. few apartments available. c ST. REGIS 8-room and 10-room apartments, over!ooking Lindell bl and Forest Park, Most attractive location. Franciscus Realty Co. 804 CHESTNUT. — (c83)_ “——-- * GEORGIAN COURT 5460 KINGSBURY BL. 3-room efficiencies: rents $60 and up; service includes heat, hot water, gas and electric current, automatic re- ppeiperation and loca) telephone calls. manager on i. RODEMYER & CO. MAin 4124 M. 109 N. ath’ § State Apartments * 3658 WEST PINE and 6 room efficiency. $55 and unfurnished; , electric refriegraffon furnished, manager on premises. M. Hi, RODEMTER “s CO, 109 N. 8th Ain 4124 4 up; P and | triett vs mk Ba {HERIDAN APARTMENT, 4473 OLIVE RENTS REDUCED. 6h0 AND UP 4 ora, efficiency ear Sa ated an and’ painted: | = ng; halle newly carpeted | 800 RP Srinat rary, : > e a CREPES : The Chase LUXE APARTMEN yt LINDELL BL, striae ete ares: rine 10 rooms, “Malin beans HENRY R. ae ome | im INC, RIGHTH AND CHESTNUT | RENT REDUCED ' N. E. Cor, Delmar and Kingsland 6700 west; entrance 608 Kingsland; living room with Murphy bed, kitchen- ae breakfast room. dressing closet d bath: rental includes gas. electric, tetsinacation and elevator service. See managcr, second floor, Apartment K. HENRY R. WEISELS, CO. sours AND CHESTN By ——- MAin 4557. 4616 Lindell One of the best ariunged and | equipped buildings of emall apartments Some furnished. CORNET & ZEIBIG 710 Cheetnut 4 Rooms. 6. Room Efficiency | Fromt and Kear Entranves WEST HARLAN GOURT 6463 DELMAR BOULEVARD | tetude eo elec crjctty. gas. Bg and phonr Manager ys to ebivw apartmente Rent anly $44 60 OREON E & R. G. SCOTT 80u Chestnut. your | APARTMENT TS! FOR RENT West ‘THE MAYFLOWER | 605 CLARA AV. living room pevakkts roum ng and bath NEW "RENTS. 363.00 AND UP \is9 one 7-room efficiency with mode cal. gas, elec. tric furnished: 812.40. PArkview 216 n ees * ght, gas, nant an cARx) — beautltul roome: : Cc i sag Max oe . ry , i) cy b- G gldg Ma gas, clectric; $45. (cO3x) | > ae 16—We operate furnished KINGSBURY. TRY. Gols West End: 2 roonw $40-856: 3 ma, $55: 4 rooms. $75: also semi; all scouts Pe furnished: let us show vou Cali CAbany pty B CAhany B307W for free taxi service charges. . M “etfs 4 Le rey, —Atirast ive °-room € oa cet Forest 1 semi. rooms. s¢ ) - room vor ». _ 800-08—New. beautiful) b-roo furnishes] complete: ‘$85. 4156 —Bloxantiy furnished, reasonable: sce ian- CIN roomv aa itor JL DLIV E. 4406. Sa Tress nished: modern. Phone apartment: fur. Efferson 55) 7} MONTICELLO 4535 Lindell Bl. Cool Corner Efficiency Apartment. Also Single Rooms—Private Bath. Refrigeration—Ice Water—Garege Space. are eS | MAURETANIA | 5540 PERSHING 8. 4. 5 and 6 room efficiencies. Fur- || nished or unfurnished. Rents $80 and "| up. Service includes heat, hot water, | gas and electric current. See manager. M. H. RODEMYER & CO. 109 N, ath St. MAin 4124 2 | | "Gecnhetdes Apartments 4917-19 McPherson Beautifully and luxuriously fur- nished hote] rooms, with private bath. dressing room, Mu dor bed, sunroom with rental, $54, with service; beautiful | lobby and ‘ounge; Olive- ‘University | Manager on premiscs. 312 internettons! Life Bidg. GArfil led 0270. _(c4) te to §841—-Loveiyv nant. CAbanv $4 3715 —_— S-room furnished apart 512; porches; take children, (c44) 57 29—2 ary 3-room efficiency: also 3 rooms §5-room efficiency: balcony to each apariment: pornienet or unfur- nisned: reasonable rent: uding fuel, gas and eijectric light. See ‘Janitor or JULIUS HALLER _R. CO.._ 8 $07 Chestnut, PAGE 5893—Choice 4-room apartment. completely furnished; garage: ope 62) PAGE. 3625-2 rooms apd kitchen’ a} cony eniences. 4c) PAGE, 6113 (Apt. 15)—3-room efficie ncy ofpiaaned: heat, ice, gas. electric: $55. rfieli 1228. ae, TP (c oe SHING 5576—5 rooms. complete for housekeening; 4 exposures. (c99) ERS »28— Attractive J-roum e¢, ficiency: inene, dishes, gives. gas. elec. tricity; good _location ; $72 PERSHING APARTMENTS 5386 Pershing; newly furnished: «!! out- side rooms, G-room efficiency, con A of living room, sunrocm, dining rooms, kitch- beds, tile bathroom and shower; be seen to be appreciated: Olive- University car: complete for housekeeping: with or without linens, silver, light: op- posite Forest Park. See janitor. FOrest 204. F. W. DIESTELHORST R., 5477 Delmer. 6 rooms. 91 we ee ee Brows ning aay atrments 5936 Pershing Special luaucements to responsi- ble tenants; beautifully i} 4-rv0om efficiency, rent $75; ‘it! very large 6-room efficiency. with . gunrxm; furnished: rents include | everything complete for housekep- ing. Elevator service. Manager on preinises. Call CABANY 6375 OR HOUSAM REALTY CO, 7 312 International Life Bldg. | iy 1} alt alao | i GArfield 0270, (el) |i) 1 uAuA DRIVE, 274—2 rooms, 6-roum et- ficiency: , symoletely furnished: $65. Orest 2: 4271 — Phone a: 3 R iv ase TAN WASHINGTON, 3-room efficiency: $5. Se manager. or JEffersen 5S30.(c8) \e Fay } NGTON, 6601 555 Melville: 174.0 semimonth rents: new. 4 roums: Ped el: everything best: very cool; eave that hotel or rooming place onday. (ce: ATERMAN, 5574 -Nice| y furnishe oor i. 10 oom effictency) 0, SR or CAbany RICO a e. PArk- 612%——Attractive apartan it. furnihed $27.50 semnlmnant>- ‘CEST MINSTE RPL. 41°28—4-room upart- ments: furnished for 2 eouples: §$18-"20. (eG) WESTMINST#( PL. 4653—Cut price rates: newly furnished; 3 rvomns, 2 beds: only $35; 2. oO. also semimonthly rates. (56) fur WEST PINE, . 4£125—Two § J-room nished lidre aparimerts. No child , So Be Pl 41 Zn—' and room fur- pe* ‘Mrmente: newly cdeeorated.(e65) WEST PINE: $340—-New!y furnished 1. gas, retrig- Hii hot and cold water; large HT] rons efficicney: new building. Lindt! 0. AT FORFST PARK. garage. S800 Oakland. (cSO) » ACING FORE ST PAK, 5514 PERSHING Weekly, 820; monthly. $75- 3100; ae: “only facniched tft and 6 room effictency: electric. Linens, ‘silver. ice. PArkview 4107. MARNE APARTMEN TS 5528 PE-RSHING. Attractively furnished 3- room efficiency ‘ineng, dishes, silver, vellow color scheme; also 3 and 6 room efficiency mabe ) low rentals, SAO aren SINGLE ROOMS WL PULLIAN KITCHYTN, 1919 S. Grand. facine Reservoir Park: besutiful.y decorated and furni-hed: heat- ight, re iecrtor. runnine ice wat er: only 2 let: month! Y and lerse rate TANK? PF. ¢ COOLEST APTs, room eificiencys, A, G. RY 0... 1 Cheetnet. 'HE CONGRESS 2°75 Union Boulevard. 17 Siorics., Fireproof. sarge and small apertments, furnished cr unfurnished. Also hotel roums by the dayeor month | available for inspection. Phone FOrest 7844. (c&3) j ee ae re ee en ee WASHINGTON AT GRAND Newly Furnished and Unfurnished In THE ARGONNE. 36064 Washington. Just a half block weet of Grand. we are offering apartments consisting of immense living room with concea led bed hreakfas' room and reer esi1ites tw in ¢ with nena nici I nal sunroome } » to share with 2 or 8 business | references with elec furniture. silver light. ant e. real includes hrat. ice. was and ‘mine phone erlla To thore seeking comfort and conve- “fence at reasonable rentals. the Argonne m’'st anncal. See menroeger on premiee STANL EY EPSTENN INC 904 Chestnut. MAIn ae Wilmar Apartment Hote] 445 DeRBaliviere Av. Beautifully furnished efficiencs Iparime: te. sinvle hete! roams, bu fet apartmentea, completed an ready for occupancy. Furnisved o1 unfurnished. A new and most com piele apartment hotel {p the Cits of St. Lois, OUR TRY We and £1.00 DINNER AT _ TRELIAIS TEA ROO! 452 De BALIVIERE AY, RANELAGH APARTMENTS 5707 McPherson 6-room efficiency, beautifully fur. nished. with two beds, onsisting of living reom, sunreem, dining reom, kitehenette and bath, complete Yor hoteekerping: aleo one 4-room effi miency, beautifully furnished, $75 rental light, gas, ier. anitor service, elevator: every ‘partment Neht: al! outisde rooms. | Manager on premises, includes Call CAbaeny 4586 or 4587. R HOUSAM REALTY COMP 312 international Life tg i GArfield 270 a eer i 3 ryome_. i 43654 PAGE BL., 4 furnished cin i \ h and Morgan: i $6.00 ?.cfoom ; | PAPIN. kitchenette. end also a few | | PINE. ied arpa mente have entirely neen | | HEMMIPLMAN, SPACKL rit | TWENTY -Finst INV. CO, 01) elect ric. HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. AGENTS’ RENT LISTS hee aolinekeedt. tp. —- sebdope cee COLORED. © rooms, Se ‘hace fu SAVINGS . TRU ST CO. "2015 "Deimar ~~" r4 RENT LIST APARTMENTS. N. WwW. COR. ROMAYNE APTS.. UNION AND "DELMAR. 7 tine rooms im eS desirable location. Fil rooms, ecrecned pores, » Murvhy bed. 5 7064 Ciayton rd.; ec porch. ast RESIDENCE. 21 HIGHLAND TERRACB, RICHMOND HEIGHTS. 6 rooms 2-car garage. PARK SAVINGS TRUST CO.. Clayton and De Mun. PArkview 1400. FLATS FOR RENT need 4 broom effici- yoy 7 AAs by A ME a enience: Karage: Forest & 81 06% PLAT—D5D roor noone CAbany 1291M Aa ‘ FiA'i--% rooms, “Bath, electric: nt rea- sonable. rent $25. PArkview ‘676W LAT—3 larce roums ke modern eon veniences for $30; + oe ut 32 : 3U45A Couzens: ¢ roony: 325. . ° rucms: 4 - low er: garaae. {¢) De - $6« iti @ “Rr AKE e "BRO. BLE Chasinut 307A, Kossuth. s 5 FOOms. bath. elec- $40 00 1106- § N. b rooms, electric . : ‘ rooms, { {tot elec. is 00 YY ANDREAS | E. CO.. Te Chestpub. FLATS, Corbitt. O7 SGA: _ rooms Crest, GT15A FOOMS. .ceesevese ‘girview, 3 wy 5 rooms *eeeeseee rl Busse §233= Shenandoah. : Twenty-th hire. OGIO: 4 nove ; 4 rooms aonnee Be th. 3 221% 8.; = I, C psirmIN a RON. 617 Chestnut, MAF Flats for Ret mane & | Henry R. Weisels Co., Ine. & Chestnut Sts Asie WASHINGTON—Ba, fl.. 7128 ALAMO 2¢ fl., gull parlor, © 4810 bra aoc pen . lst floor, $ 3245 LAF ‘AYETTE, be agg rece and Mur- “gry * ee 50 4227W pee ACRAMENT . lef come. be 217A_ W. ee A . ar 3646 BASTON, | rms.. ba gre R. Alen abs Co. : 8th ond py wet Sta to — 00 Pa AKMSTRONG, 1219A—Six rooms. bath, electric 324 00, AKMoLKUNG, LSOSA—4 rooms, bath, $50 MmURMIS AACH af, CL: Aen tens ARMaiRUNG, 1:208—3 . elect nice iocation, $235. JEtierson “0702. (c62) ~9 rooms: ce wer dee- ARMn's ROAWG, 1xit- rated: ha gas: $.-°( {c) 1, e-ectric, sce Nort): (eo) $20. REITZ. Teciric. 35. bakes Livuw- ~- + reunhis uccorated. itor on premises’. ALETO, 2556 . »~USA—3 large rooma, etoria Big : 3 b0G-—3 rc Ooms ; f ny S17, is 3219—4 rooms “ana bath: electric; ts. good con- (¢) 4e JB rooms. electric. :s RE. OD. 618 5 Chestnut. 2 large rooms in A ood or- et ast ong 2ectfie,. i. (c) CAsy, ~oUoS—J9 rooms, electric, gas, laun- dry, bath. S83. 2703A—65 nice rooms second floor: , bath, garage, eleetric; $40. DOCKERY & BON, 1002 Chestnut, yo “Second floor. 3 rooms. elec- “T TiET I ie EN , Mo Ve Chestnut st. CHOUTEAU, SBa0A4 "ooms and bat $25; open. (c7} CHOU at AUC, 2706A—3 rooms and elec- ARC HSH IEFER RLTY. CO.. 825 Chestnut. CHOUTEAU, 2761—3 rooms and attic $20. 2761 Chouteay. 8 rooms (rear), $15. Water, gas, electric, CHOW TAU. Jorl—z Toom JAMIN MUSHLIN R. E 219 Buder Bl. DAXTON 2010—4 rooms, clean: electric, firnace. launcry: al! conveniences. KASTON, S141-—3 room fiat, ~ newly pa: pered: $16; gasp, ce second floor. EASTON, 314A A—4 rooms, gus and wa ter; newly Gecorated. $22 "bo per month. Agent on aren re LTY KLIN REALTY CO. 1117 FRANKLIN INT mPGIS? Hi. L437A Na reoms, Kas, g0ud eonditien: 2d floor frent. MORRIS AACH FF, C07, INC,. 826 Che: trout, ELEVENTH. 1202-4 N.-3 rooms. gas. electric: rent SI! LIEVENTH, ter: newly FRANKLIN, ronmae toile FRANKL “4h Open. See RA a LFB0A e‘ectric. toilet: FRANKLIN, 2056—5 nice rooms, toilet. chen: white. FREY, 1111—4 rooms, batn. hot water: 30, MO QREISON. b13-Upper flat. 6 room. SN T407 v4 roome $19 —s Bee Bireck lo ad floor front. OLIVE. ST A—6 rooms, bath, electric: i in 272 | $606-— i 16. _GRand 1198R $ brisht ate) 201. 21 — 3a or 34 floor and both. ¥ FoOresi_ 29493 SARSF mt. D. 1449-2 rooms ana kitchen. giectric or newly papered, rent. 318 > N—* and 3 large rooms. “sii t 0 $16; low rent. (¢83) | 9302—4 rooms as electric £ood condition _{c8) 12235 N.—«3 rooms ; peppered: white: $12 sUSo——eT Aree c clean ae. wa- (c&) bright ious rooms. aasiita - $109. -4 rm o.8 reo 20° ‘able. , sarge, gas. bath, furnace, man rooms, | 7 N ole ‘ctric. tea HERIDAN, 4 roome oecerre ra. oAaey Cheetrut, eee nice Ught rooms: ¢§ HERI N, i, — HAAS? RADY? . ' N° pa E. CO., 319 Buder Tio AS 3143A—4 bath. eood con- 0 McMenamyv k. "= Co. 0B N ral Laat A Aaa Ta ig roome 31 R. E. CO. xn. te ae 701 Chestnut st. T405A roome * mater, . electric: d: 82 rp ITZ. az RTti. 14954 N— electric, gas. KNICKMEVER FLEER i 3129 N, Grand CO'lfas vale WEN'TY. SPCOND 1442 N.-—% room ton hall. 3 erase reoma. cas “ele ’ CO,. ea MAIin CHEAP RENT. 7th.. 3 or ; roma, water, gas. N. 1u fe? janito are ro” . Taal Ainede Bide. te) my enews saben va } mnyyryyy W Ss 12080 N. Mth. 2 iy mee er | roame water, electric ; main tar? WE PAY YOUR “MOVING 137°? Hegan: 3 reome: fine condition: electric: epectal. BIA. mata wor Jt, y - fu trie: y A. weet cS 640 | BOLL Y, 42/2 - BENTON, NTO at AD $15 and “Bios ses 1ON, 28353A—S dandy rooms, ne decorated: apd and electric: $21. — BEN NTON, et er pie Wait ae hy aie NTO 3 Joana, electric, $20. $22 , N. oe, at eeletric: "trie: open. Sata J. ALTHEIMER. Bah a &c MER, INC.. 817 Chest- BI AIR. —8 rooms, batb. BREM EN 22 ip Three fine rooms. BROADWAY, welt N.—2 rooms, gas. electric: $12: rooms, $14. ROADWAY, casi $19. dner, 81 "$22.50. “Fooms and GLICK. 2 BUCHANAN, 19 ; dec- n ‘ aratee he: ot; garens : all conveniences, 4317A | Brairie: Ct panies. 4 48—Comer flat. arare. new St. fon igelhert'g | C dre and een st. migelt OW. 258-59 ragy rE tric, 17. KAMP, 105 1] N. 7 7th te "Gar. 834%. CLINTON. ctric. $i7. Lice Renters 822 Chestnut. 2514—5_ilgh COLEMAN. bath ect COLLEGE. 4 core” BRILL MPA in 06 tric, “water; oe we a Coit x a Tis COTTAGE, 3721A 5ierse t rooms. bath, as, electric; COTTAG 4005——3" ane FOORS; bath, hot and col a electric and gas: adults only; rent $3 DE ror", LUSdA—s3 rooms, IMn-a- -door beds, hardwood floors, tile bath; new $42.50 PORENKAMPER. G eld ae L - . 7 BO. eicctric, a ° DODTER. SUSRoa room. bath, Slestrie nice location: $27.50. 1 F0 -sitor, 109 Chestnat, JOHN H. ABBO DODIER, 1430-4 large rooms, gas. elec- ard: bail ae ine: pas: api? Heber “electric: ne new ~ rear}—d 700 5 Se: mars dbliet Sf700° Seow YON He: EAST LI INTC ON. 2010—4 rooms. tile sok co H 143A oms, gas, $13. ELEVENIH, 34519 3 rooms $20: ~ WR mh water. tar ets ELE ve NAT. 23 N.— 10. jArfield 7407. T tpgma, estnut IES aT 2601-5805 N.—S front and 4 Year. Call CEntra!l 1713 ELEVENin, “7.0 N.---Six, reoms; good _comdition; $°2.50), CEntral £936. (ec) ELLIOT, 2422A—3 00m, he faeries good _eondition: $18. CEntral 2933 G PAs MEY) ee POUtA, Airnace. bath, wood Fev Pra’ RA‘ COifax 2215, TE aTeoA- 4 Feome: || haruwood ar ‘ A’ ard- Amr PARLIN, a3i5: iy “blah, _rooms and bath, ae ea 1020-9, are room ‘and ber} _newly decorate a FARUIN, ~ 4431A—9 room aa bat _$37 ‘ After Su: Sund Rent if 4449A—3 en) nent bath and sentries 2 ew!) tr’ tiA't—Tfbree roome. bath, Emily FLO rs A — New, 3 roo baths, iyrnare. WEST EN FOrest eee: rooms; rated. (c62) SS onre , b10B 3: "—3ITSS BRANCH ms, hardwood floors, tile REALT E32 a ) e 27. _.34 Suion. NTH, 4429A N.—3- a = -O1— hath. flat. Ga Gand. 2 (ec) eT GA Three rvuoms and ki S10, Seo hardwoo et si a ie Axi ictinws a 16A—4 th. 336. ——3 FQOMS; g00d e0l- E} a8. GARRISON, | tric. Mo 2510 N 4° craton $35." elec furnace: wil) dec § AACH KK, C0 vas . BIC t ! > BA , "*k east of Grand: new 8-room flats with dressing closet tile bath. pare: wood floors, hot-air heat new. decorat tile and marble entrances: $40. $42. $45. CLYDE §. FISHER, MAin 1655. A ar reoms, a, 4+ S | newly fetes: Fairground ane” ‘ near school + ab. ‘one Pick ESTATE oy slnwrisht > Hiren iggy 2 rooms. bath. "lek per month. A ly * aa0A N. Grand. ed a3 large airy rooms, elec ’ , Arkview 210R8W., (ce) “77 r WN—5 ho rc ater floors: pilsetrie: ‘oo rooma: hot-water heat: adults only: ips ae c) Gt = 4454 E-—-5 rooms: “ family: second piper: ficor, moder rp, $30 co GREER. 4427—J rooms an tchet bath. rent $42 2 bo. WM sheets RALTY © h us farane: fo “tor C NACE. f UNDRY. si [~ 1 TReRERY Shah — Wat: tw : e ilet. 2622 ebert 7 —— ber refricerator ang lee machine furnished also rarace, Upte ‘(ate bungalow flat | eV bes et mee TY & BLDG. co T Ariedo hd 9 Bad sy roams. breakfasl room. Hip hy hed steam bert: modern sefi2) WOrey , €249-—-Modern flat with ata 3 {¢ uf a WARD 1211A—3 rooms, water we ye rf bath; i638 N oF ee ” ANNA. rowel ee Te landry: decorated: TOWARD. ati rooms: e@lectric ana ree’ fener nf Ee LTA reema, bath: electric’ wR ure AArY JENNT tile ogee Be bath. furnace’ ay — 8 RS tollet Canal 2 oF ey onte GOLDEeT REALTY _ MAin 2036. 819 Chestwut st. MAID Dn a707. a Te) a : USES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these cotanane & s feday__ UGI 2) 92h AGENTS’ RENI IST [Mississippi Valley Tete | Fourth and Pine iter APARTMENTS 5554 DELMAR, 6 rooms gun room, open tor and gas a a range EASTGATE, 24 and floor, € rooms sun esoeeeeeeee 100.00 parior DELMAR, 34 fl east; 7 rooms, 2 baths..... 95.00 75.00 736 59064 MAPLE, 34 floor, 4 rooms and sun pariors FLATS WATERMAN, 6 rmsz., bath, screened porch, BARTER, 4 rooms, bath. Murphy in-a-dor bed: heat ge sioommaety 6 rooms an 821A KRAUS, 56 rooms, bath osteo eeeseaereeee® 1520 WARREN, 4 rooms.. 6015 6018 65.00 6127 55.00 20.00 ) | FLATS FOR COLORED 914A PENDLETON: 8.2 rooms; bath; steam heat furnished......, @ ENRIGHT; 4 oye bath; steam heat fure — nished **eee8 sessewe fl 4273 2845 2033 5904 1732 619 107-09 MAR —=ET, 30x60... 1209 FRANKLIN, size 20g 46 iia Mi tian wn ee nae 20 are LABADIE, C100 —0-4 1 rooms, modern; ana niente cand wee DIE. iE, 4261 7 ; — dite 1K, Reallors, 822 Chestnut. G ectri Fe | yc Y. 465’ lcLAREN COlfax Pe pa rocms, garage. 2 pur large aapIsON ii condition; | MA Di ISON, 29 rooms. Ent euee wa rom nk and electric; $14. ADIBON. | 2625—3 s. @leciric Ge) | 992.90 -. . RCHFHOEFER. REALTY Cc CO. es ADi1oevu? electric: JOHN H. 180! ‘ room, » gael kite 14: 1 ‘decorated: .. elect PRLS hee =coeaay We both tar | 2 ; apartment, $20. __fe) Gectsie . eecs MA AY ¥ITT. 3800—4 rooms. bath. gas, tlec- furnace Sav PTET, ye nee ee Pea WACKEING. S0S0A—ThI6e Fooms, electric, v2li—; sAZINE. rooms, bath. MAC ry TNE. ae ay ele (AGS IX me. a ainted: o* ia +7 at. ewly pape a - 2°2 a. Cal) RHODES REALTY CcoO.. MAin 1689. MONROE. 1215-—-3 rooms, bath, Ran sgt ps laundry, ¢ at LAciede 384] or -GARETTA. 4° x aeighivorhood $22. v7 WERT” Es i 8 rooms, hail; FONTOOM: 50. °935 (e) oles. licht rooms MONTGOMERY, U7 A--'S Wo rooms, dec- orated, erectric: S14. CEntral 2235. (c) MAR REF 3865 N.—4-4 rooms; bath: toilet. rent cheap. MOLLANPHY 3316-3 rooms. sila elec- tric: gara age. MULLANPHY. 23524 rooms, » Sonnet. cas. cross from _le 2.50. NEWSTEAD, 3 —M hath, $40). COM ax 716. NE WSTEAD. Biz 3A N.—s5 fee rooms. bs ‘ gh elec ac PA tkYiew 2108W., Low ten bath, lur- h 3743 ‘oy Rime prea gfe nwright ay. Call GArfisid FLATS FOR RENT. HOSALLe. 4605.A—2 roma, Mu nae Sere. BALISBURY, 231 ; marble sink: vacant sbout Sept 33 SPRING, 15154 5 r rate: M Aix SULAAVAA, 4 oure large at ges . nr 445 et = aia Sd AXE OI TA} POC ARCHFHOE ae tric; “oposite St Leo's Cathole Gian, schoo): rent reduced a? sly. Ba c lfax JvUS ie PRivinusity “s5u7 PO oD 5) as, #£ -ANDEV EN ro 8 a VANDEVENTER, 30 ofegeo™ sleeping | VINEGROVE, ao10A— Four also bathroom and laund Te E. 4742 A— -reom fiat; _ovated; with WAil Anan, O14 Jw a newly naperect. WARKHEN. 145g—3 =T28 ; floor: rent Lan | PS Pe ARKEN ; 0m 8: 722 C JRE RET 1415—First ho 13 Ww N.—4 large rooms. a ol in : im) t eu Ww ro 's eer ' fe) ver 6468 X94 ee + snus vigil ‘si6 and a 314. ae W—3 rooms, e€lec- CAgfiela aon AT : +hi, 32. 2. f Cer en Naat ‘pre 7 *reems: inftes” alae NORTH MARKET. OO.. R25 Cheetnut, i) ; nice 4-roo! attic f t; ow d e at; new pa electric: a8 ee RPADLEY & QUINETTE. 706 Chestnut. OBEAR, 2044—-Firet floor, 3 large. clean. outside mome; eleetric, gas, laundry: al- so garage, Apply 2048 Obear. COlfax Sa (c7) first floor: electric SEK x ay ia alte; was, PENROSE, 4) anartnont- flat: & of navement: block re e Eucliad convenient to busse+ (ce: £0 anaes 4 reoms. bath AE One, aahfax Coeds rE fh. room ay screened porch: 4 Tae Loe, h8 c°O ” | PRATRIB “oO —_s ‘come: convent con ; . rage COjfas S803 ag rata, 4238 Nia beth: ales Hes ab. Garfield ae PRAIRIE. 1803 ea beautiful rooms, 2 N.—-3 fine rooms. KENNERLY—Only ely outside rooms. tile bath. we double drain board. white $50 built- ename! floors eet LTHEIMER..- WILLIAMS & : NC, 817 Chestnut st. 5URLTA—Modern, ABIE. room urp es ety TRUST CoO., A FOrest t Union and St. TaBavie, or and. garese. LICKLIBER R. E. 51 hardw elec- . 5804A—New 5- ping porch, steam Beat, o: : = Open today. W. T. PA ow t: big "back posal? bai with =iTicenes. electric, ga- ——} attractive rooms, wo bath, furna * reduced a . Od4 _ MCS. screens nore var 3 4 ree, x * urnace:- rent A odd. PITT. 4754A-—N; w 5-room efficiency ae 10. tc) new- ra rooms, ——§ roome- Gite x LOSDR, ILTA—Three will decorate: modern: (eR? i rooms: $32. ‘ OO} ax “Ty 4% 8. 301ISA—! ome. bath. serners: foauat furnace, bath: rooms; ci tent lovely. Sree BRIDGE 64nen mace LI 4m0. modern adults; RS c62) hoe : fern, 4 7. (eT) ga- ALM. 52 24c an ani or OREON SHREVE, 403 tile bath. $4! SHREVE 4 new: some Lt SHIRE Vv E. ag i] Lower flat SRREY E. 436 SPALDING. nace, electri PALDING, ter heat fu SPAL PING. rooms. wi T. FERD electric: trances: —e

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SUNDAY, #61200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. _ __AUGUST, 21, 19 ee ee iusteuueeeneeine a ee rr ne — Ww FOR RENT | FURNISHED ase FOR RENT | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR RENT—West FLATS FOR. fl DWELLINGS FC —E room house and dou: er C ane roo ; : WHITTIER, 132° Northwest ai DELMA 5 bright ws: tile : 955-—38 rooms, wi heat | WH! sein aa th fu —_ - om detaves and pa per- ens Be, J. M. LEVI & CO.. 109) alcove, ge, 50 electric, eres = 7.50. , Sa” ane euipment a wupment.— : painted, egms bath: furn: a —4 rooms. bath end Bee, ie ; larke rooms, mod- | McPHERSON, 3—Six rooms, bath: 1- WHITTIER. 4120 ectric: screens; $50, ‘Key at 61 . F QO R L id A S BE rr $4 car gara good conditi CABE R. E. CO.. abun 3297W, RNISHE try co's : HUDSON H. DARST. GArtiela 1342; DALY & Mc oa ea Sera at ee rohy ghoul Oct. 1: rent $09: adul mi: d a Sven rooms ace K Chestnut _st VICHITA. 4 ay sy bath: good sas, clectric, $40; large yard. sstinaaal i - Bs. a - : #Q¢ wt EAT: HOT Ww ; ow “ 0- MAPLE 5620—4 roots: new wiy hati’ condition: ; 32°. 50 FOrest st S20 W. fc! am i y. EPSTEIN & SON. G1" Ch ae : DE . eeeee *eetnr eee eteee 18 000 50 i po % Cones BE hich tsdern® ciaes: eel | Rate Loh CHESTNUT, | SeaPEE BOTS toome all convenience | WISE. AUNEA — Tvery airactive Tiree | WELTSMAR -@aSi—Srpum — nhac 11 3095 LACLEDE ........+++ee0. a ze TKS Pitas cliyv “ . ‘ : Ae ELS 4a J 2—d ro electric: ewlv . oTWw dv lis rm; garage, APART | Gant se omay pumtcly cg room flat with meee of neoughout. for $35. | mont ‘car line. 20TH & LOCUST. eeeeeeee ee eeeeeeeeeees ,000 M — ed and painted ¢ ND. 5019—Will rent 4 bedrooms, : 26—Modern 4 rooms, math: B47 Veron NSP cr i REALE ES.| MARTHA PL. 2707-09—3 rooms, bath scam NZLACK, GAR WILLIAM PL.. 3308—4 rooms, bath, er) “pallor. dining room and- leitchen. com: || LOCUST eeees 10,000 50. Keys at 4222 Gravois. BAciede | HE TAYE CO. 201. Ces ER electric — RENT REDUCED TO $60 tric, gas, furnace, garage, $40. ‘¢? | pletely ‘furnished, to private family; Sus 1908 cee ears sere eeesens seve TT EE TST aE 7 rea rie ee flat wiih| MINERVA, rp ecary ne iineee 1182 Bomamoat 4 _oaee, Siene See. South Se Oley ._Apvdly ee ee 2_and | 15 H & PINE Beresg eRe 35 ,000 § ae Modern 4 rooms. low: +t : (c) 5 rooms and reception hall; modern. hardwe og 1 loors, screen 655. : ENIC AND DIAMOND—Nicely a T OO OR TS ae eee WEST 38 10—3 lower or 4 up ghtine o,_ 333. - MINERVA, 5875—4 rooms first floor: | CLYDE S. FISHER. MAin 1658 (¢62) “— 7} nished cottage: conveniences: Riverview ome bath. gas, electric $55, nooo decorated: $3250; half ‘month free rent, | Modern: open ‘Sunday, 3 to" 6. 3 ROOMS. ,EURNACE, ‘$32 bag ALASKA GS01 5 rooms, | batb. Garden. IGTH & PINBis ooo ces cscdkdendescs caven Me (c¢ : 5 (me re ee ae me: } pe > , mo EASTON, 5534—5 beautiful rooms, tile ge Na a Pw oy, $30: ah $5. Rng ~~ a Rg $31 1393¢° ARKANSAS, ‘S. 2613—Modern 6-room res 9212 WASH feed cued tds v4 ckoce 26 000 A fiat with beth: $45 Bos Barth” Blég | bath: sacrifice: $35: age. (c) vee CO ; ¢ (c62 first floor. some x above, $32: open today. | _idence: bath in nd ga : Northwest - ao . ? E & R. E. Co., 4222 Gravois. LAciede ‘ON, 5 rooms, bath, electric; NEWBERRY TER. 47°31 D1A—_ 3. = OHN DOCKERY & SON. 2_Chestnut. | BKOAUWAY. ae —Hesidence: garage: LABADIE, 5322—Nicely furnished 3-room Zo Sept, 1: $35, gt furnace, electric: $40 $45. bans ae 7 ROOMS, REDUCED TO ite $75: hot-water heat’ LAclede 9741. (¢) cottage; reasonable; references rquired, tile Trust Com ig A—O rooms, screened we ote: ENSER, 114." th MA oe HALL REALTY Co. 4715 Easton. _ Union, aa — rat bath, laree, BUNGALOW — Modern arson emg ercan reh; thy modern; garage. CAbany at ENSE ~ | NEWSTEAD. Sik N.—3 rooms, second | well lichted rooms: ha r COMPTON. 2702s South . georw. + it 99 $35 : 5. rie and furnace, shades: open OMPTON, 2702 S.—8 rooms, hot-water EIGHT L. a —S-hooine and bath? gas, | MASON,” GArHeld 7407 ous “Chestont, | SAG pHa Rae EA weir; $35. ut SOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1002. ‘Cheatout, | vate family, eT ay SF ow + Trango, —Turalahad? CEntral 3700 | H AND ' | BAS = j v; ms, steam TES Coste ON. 19uP RN Fullerton creme. SON yeses . . ecaunars ik 7 rooms: bath, furnace: vnlences, vari hoi w and, hot-water heat {a aes that i ba pe abedraoie! $70, oo an bly a =a Say sec- aaa ; sical, 300. BOKER ~ ot ens os ‘ an — “AS } O8— th, laundry, | AND RSON. STOCK E-™:2MA ' , DELO isa ae a . INC Sens = C480,_—__| ag beer ng ow ota lg wie ROR Chestnut st. ond_floor; 3 rooms x garage, : ) West f HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | SUBURBAN PROP. FC 4d ath i Cc. EASTON. 455°—Beauliiul 4-room _, ilat; ; IREFOLK, 4478A—3 rooms, Herion.1 aw | ~ New 5- 5-Room Flats, $50 UEWeYyY, 44908—Luncalow. — nee LACLEDE” 3758—Y roulus, 3 baths: ideal FOR RENT, FOR | COLORED BONHUOMME AV.. 7902, ¢ 55—New 4 lar#® rooms. 1 pewty gbgrcret painted, electric, commoditory; ou. E. A, BOKERN, Fullerton All located waet of et Park. room = bath, hardwood floors 1c) for rooming house room all modern ISA, ~~ ater. Fe e. és rvuullis, ciectric, ope f! ; or | OLIVE, 3849A—5 rooms. heat, hot water: « % aA‘ DP “2. FEF. CO. nace. electric. . LUCAS, dx% o Oors; hot water heat. = R, dee “decorated: strictly modern: rent sew i, ISTON. 46504 orn ors. newly decorat-| gocd location for rooming house; (Be) wean w — oie Hi'end 1019 (ct DILLON 12 207 —9 | Foomis, bath. furnace. LENOX, - U330 Furnished houses; 3 roums McDUNALv, L111 Chestnut, MAin vi42 79U6 Bonhomme avy. C) a aN and bath: modem aud Karage: L block () ; : | oe 4 ne 7 arage Northeast — 1: .° EDW ARD of BDDINS. “a 20 N,. GRAND Jc | OLIVE IVE, 47 14—6 roo rooms,” newly decorated N, 0O%—1] rooms, hot- on oa heat. coos ane heat, TE nny bed: garage: $55, EASTON 5834A— 4 rooms, heat fur-| and painted; hea nd nitor service 4958 DELMAR electric: newly decorated: $70. LINDELL. .o 13-room house. 2 baths a “an arranged: $65 and 385; so wrote — = 2. . i i b- ti? 7 aS vt Ria rooms, sunroom: (o2) siiehed : janitor; conveniences. CAbany | rent 310 SOL GOL DMAN. Main “$40; Just Bact of DWELLING—Northeast corner aie and JEffersos a8 gu furniture: reasonable. CAveny A764 Scie sinh ars ROO} LINE TERRAG ye PHE. nt r. call’ Be JLOSM. : G 6413A— oom a wi rooms, i . 4 3}: . e* P R PLA ur rooms. bath. hot and EASTON, 44084 (rear)—3 rooms; will toil ‘Monday. GaArfie a 1228, ? _ -_ class condition ony $45. 5¥. Phe E. MeDONAL ilii Chestnut. MAin 142, ° . , r ON. + Se steam heat cold water: furnace tee spina included, | “decorate to suit: $1 PAGE. 6817—6 rooms. upper: 6 Tr KINGSHIGHWAY 4 HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. BUNGALOW—M odern ; — , e T ULI ES — 49114—4 : ; nnonir TAYLOR-} EASTON paws OG., lower, FOrest SisewW. Sonone seer flat: suitable for business | FIE D. 3 roonm. hardwood sroare, FOR RENT, FOR COLORED LUCAS, 2075A-—S room, be _ eokewood. thir ih et mt aad 9 Dans ead Som marae © #830. Taylor and Eastin {c80) | PAGE, 5600A—4 rooms. bath, electric.) 444 home: now vacant: yoaepna ble rent. | tile bath, areas: across from i “4 SHAN D. 2 40 AW 3 ms. $27.50. ST A8O GArfield 7407, 925 Chestnut. 4 pm an, & oe a4 = ist PARR 4826—Tust, Tinlshed.” some ey ly decorated: rent $35 per month | puss heat. hardwood _tioore : GOLDMAN REALTY sO Ene a M lern Holly Hills |OREON E SCOTT. 800 Chestnut, | MASON. Gar ae ala - = , ~My . > ~ re ; Te ead + ’ ° . hing nice, 4 rooms, bath, steam heat. sei, A ANKLIN nes TY CO., yf acwiont “pois. “bath electi SIX ROOM $5. 00 ig four and sun room: close fee) - phe KY, 910-——~4 rooms; electric; $25. od ime ithrowkhouty FINONA. 5010--New modern rooms; | ENRIGHT. 180 rooms, bath. earage: 6 modern rooms. with By toilet, elec + will put in firat- | GRAVOIS, 4640—4 TOOms: bath; electric; fous a 9 geod gramitoid basement: we Oe G— rooms, electric, a hbe berbood : only ' 5 ae ust be seen to be appreciated; open close _to schools, care; $50 month. - | PAGE 407RA a rooms. bath &5 class condition; rent very reasonable at no_ children: $35. Apply Monday. (c) 4 in good condition; will rent reasonably toilet. newly Gcourated, painted; guitabie | Lehman, 3: Kirk woos Ts - $50. a 353 7% FLT, — a , i to party ——s furniture: furnisned as ‘ 3. ENRIGHT, 5207A—4 rooms; all con A, A_STEINLAGE R. €O., 722 Chestnut. P$35 "obi ay REALTY COMPA} by. HENRIETTA, 2706—6 rooms eand_ bath. rooming hou %00d colored ucighborbood for 2 er $2 BUNGALOWS ‘ArT e m bn on Bel AMPTON 4-KOOM FLAT ted: cheap rent. ©70 nt $45 s $US, 722 Chestnut. (c*) son near W. « = S2094 S_ Kingshighway. Riverside 5201 cyenlences: newly. tcl | PACE. 4/04A--6 rooms, os bath. $19 Chestnut et. i ORE iN s- ane ERG “Chestnut \") | NEWSTEAD, 2010 N—4 rooms, hard- Page, Woodson eh 350.00 S551 ner 2 IN, bed FORE SCHOOL OPENS ENRIGHT 5052—-6 rooms, bath. furnace. furnace; $47 a Jewish prefe os — ji MAin 2036. MAin 4797. ITASKA. 5500——o-room brick bungalow: | PELLEGLADE, . OM: fur bath, hot water. | ,, a a . = | pes. cle ; MIN MUSHLIN KE sity O., 319 bu- aan + pape ar ie naleiierhoad. pears: s1igwe siceping porch; rent se ome: a urnaces; : 4 (07) ges 3; aut "conveniences: congeniai McREE. 3622-——New bungalcw- fiat: ‘tive der Bide. Main 2515, c ‘(ee NINTH 1130 No eee and NECKEL, EARICKSON & CO., Ine., ENKI —Second fi A Ey rooms, | PAGE AND SARAH—3 rooms. Ist floor. | couple, Victor 4231W rooms, sun parlor; aam BROADWAY, 2918 N.—4 rooms, ‘oe water furnished, $10 ‘per 3 month. (*)}a hen house is av go tg 455VA uo ) “y if 7 b j | wa 00 x a’ 9 electric, furnace $35 W] S & e: lectric., FF a good oraer. $22 or $23: AS de ghee BY rame —os Tan GArfield ld 834 S42. c*) FALLON, 18 819A l Seago a pp im “a= IGENE J. IMER ULIAM apply 4304 _N_ Sarah ; meatal 22.5 Realty Co hest- a ) ALAMO, 7148—5 rooms, sun parlor, all air MER: AEE teh a. PAGE, 5852—Dandy 4 rooms, modern, hot North MIAMI, 4415—G-room cottage; bath, bard: eouNe, SHEA — oe aa aut er - tc®) | Wo : 5 a ne_GArtic conveniences ; modern: rent reasonable. | ETZEL, 5832—Four nice rooms; bard- DOUG! ERTY. R. EF. me reH08 “Chestnut at ae te oe or ——— —— _Wood_floors:_ne' shew $45 month CAKK. 25253 rooms, $: PAPIN 1938— 8—3 nice rooms; electric: $25. BUNGALOT — ew Sir rocery t pod live BS [ears ome) | FARE AINE toe Fa Te 4 rea | Lt oe Sete eau oe | MOA, Car —Promm eetaaeT | ae EES WER Nae won cop (REN EER OME OO Peetedy | narewod Aes staat eirat Floor) —5 _fooms: ETZEL, 5726A—6 rooms: 44 o—Ist or 2d floc 8. share with 2 girls or cou -| bath 3 y vom S; newly decorat = th. Pome electricity. . Secorated: open venient; reasonable. COlfax 06 4R. (c) O RI. nest —_ rooms; party to re- rooms, he ~ 536—Six a Per rape, $75: ror, oak floors, steam $50. | rent reduced. (c) . at MISS pe . MORRIS. AACH R. ©U., LNC,, 826 Chestout. | RANDOLPH, 26 rooms, tath, LABADIE. 4834A—Furnished flat ar- Ee ES 428- eras ew +P -r@om modern ‘ : SECO 5 (@poms. 8 3 TER 3 5 © advice: BR pager bed. steam meas: janitor ETZEL, 6017—O-room apartment: cs) fomten nooner Fam Ip garaxe. $55 per youre for housekeening suites. $50: sen CHOWA DEK EY. 35 GRAVOILS, pate ai ane x. TP Aww wee 4 nD, peed oe saree clean wood Ferguee it, - $s AND ane tout at CO} decorated; rent reduced, Parkview | MUIR. ~ di rootis, bath, electric | "tate “2 SEMPLEL S011 3 soem -clactror Tollet “tity aa oe 8 0136M. (c) 1117 FRA NKLIN. CENTRAL 13: +4. (ef) S uth a M. RUST ,SONS REALTY CO. ; 's sunimer oF iteoens, See $20 Ch tnut. Pe rea ; ES tenn oo mr parlor and LUCLID, 1I2ATA N. —6 rooms, reasonable PAGW ee) mode m. FOrest oO MAin Arty hestnut —MAin 4552. JOHN H Realtor, 709 es oe ———— —. ——— : nba rpw Neiape ee oe eee pe iy * pe ow ANREP po Faia SI iain tt heater Des ; i Se tee ae ee ee ar : : d | - ART HILL PL.. 1031A—Just south of VANS, 3826 A-3828—3 light RIDGE, 5214—6 rooms and sunroom:| NUTTINGHAM. 4936A—4 rooms: Com- | floors: owner on premises. eoneene ae: O'REILLY co. 723° ‘Chatook ‘Main: 2457. tric; Janne Ae spac n; . * MELMANN SPACK TBI pein. TOL Forest Park 6400 west: new. modern rooms ; powly papered: a aw og pot toilet: hardwood floors; tile bath; garage; heat: pletely furnished up-to-date. Riverside Mist s 10 annreciate. 9) (* TEN S nl sy electric vg near.¢ hurel a oe “G0 is - ‘ rst floor. five nice, mVANS, 44 74 (rear)—4 on first — 3 {ROMAINE PL. 5932A—5 rooms; | newly $15 2 a week; $50 month. CAbany 7235. rye yy BENJAMIN MUSHLIN ts pF Y gs OTe ‘FOR LEASE ROTI De en | gee REE Eats ree [cite al en een | Al ee i a aga Southwes eee eed ap SOE |e EE els Ban wk | é. ya . , . = igname “4. "Sali - —_—— - oe H Lex. 7th a 1M LEVY & C & CO.. 109 N. 7th. MAin 2918 KOWAN AND WEI. LS. 1456—3, rooms, ~flatie vacant Sept. 1. Phone CAbany er eae tea rooms and garage: | bath, electric; $42.50. “CAbany ee +f > sail front entrance; electric; open: —- : ; 1 acre land: : aN Real Bargain at — Corner newly Ot-water heat: ali conveniences, : (07 } - : > roa, vi 4 eo to cars. ‘c) | 5 rooms, od. el beth, electric. $37. 50. | ROWAN. 1419-4 roums: modern: newly EDWARDS, 2317—4 room cottage: elec- high BRILLIANTE, 4967A—3S-room flat. aero — eee live & Th ird Sts. riment flat: 4- fat ge og" Fig rooms; electric; good! decorated: reduced: $40: open. DWELLINGS FOR RENT tric, 5343 agent. one, all for itself. In- 0. =: J : 3 Vv .— Bunga - : : . . quire 1721 Glasgow, 3 rooms. e] 7 okt aes an ~ 2. ae _ room, in-a-dor: all conven ences, $45: ga- DON iY > 111i Chestnut. MAin 0142. yong ELE oe F rooms and bath, -_ sraee-wnewe wis - 5. ESTHER, 2158-—- ~*~ J. ROGER a iis ve N. > madd $22. Te WENTY-SE ESOS a, im ane eee Tg are | 4530, — | 56,000 Square Feet ar ack ( 7 —is s a » Tel ED Oa” asda , leans Knee ee ot ao eae Oe A 1 ote . tric. $22, tion; only nmiodern: sleep or . dc t_iine. c99) | _ furnace hea gine rooming ho | SARAH. 1411 N.—Cheapest rent: 3 rooms, Ps eee spungalow hardwood “floors etc,; | HEIDELBERG. 4005— Cottage. 3 rooms | JOHN H, ABB TT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut Wainwright B og. ee ~) Sesser. we DD) ete 15 N modern. —— DU BINSKY Ri TY CO ainwright Bid | _inside toilet; $25; bath. $30. (c56) sf Ain 1195, cas electric: rent $16. Inquire 4653 TWENTY-THIRD. iii 3A N h $35" rooms, oa floor; "ne ee 5 rooms, bath, res water! MArREy View tik Pho” zr ack hereon. second J -apeppandiurscan 00 a rarage nt. EN . =i decorate to | WASH, 2009— =~ NSINGTON. 3 RO - rig (c2 E as 8 Sm or nace, second ,. Hes “* ___ €80 a WAS 223434—; newly pa- " 19 N. 7th.| ForE ST PARK. soldat, = (2) D. er TAS Pane 2 rt Ta SS. ey po! floors. ‘3 ie. bath; reasonabie ; ae an Pocea. bath. fur- PA 624 bungalow; 7 rooms: beautifully PIVISTON, T843—3 re SF is --3a a a 459 A). — 3 rooms, Jenne #48.) LYNDOVER. 72 o. 9 ‘OD a) (e909) “cy " | ren PEsseRsion Sent. 2O. irst D : " ‘ 3— ’ . 29 rooms: modern: oe 4 EN D- a a — R.. He -} sieam heat; outside janitor SEMPLE, L340A—5 rooms, wef bath, fur- on 5 MERCANTILE TRUST CO., 8th & Locust, ones > ab. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut JOHN “i. ABBOTT Realtor, 709 ae McKINLEY 820 oF re . eee : nace, electric; newly decorate $40. MILENTZ, 4728—~4. lar water eating pent: went 340. JOHN H, ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. A. G. BLANKE R. F.°CO. 311 Cientune. ek 8490. rooms catkins mh tarkaon ety cottage: double _(e*) WEST CGABANNE COURT. O3TA 76000 “50° arge lot; near cars | eck é te See Chestnut. t DIGESON. 3003-13 R : SUACKSTON ts TO eae gt, — { ~% room, steaun’ heat. outside janitor _ = A net nice large mee Macnolia, 4951.45 Too | SEIBERT. ‘Soro °° rooms. all conveniences. 1 2 ° $40, 3 ior need apart $307" OCR, DASE, etensiet CS MATTE. os. fat; Location on* » 1470A—9 rooms; mricyy service; $90. A kia EE nace, 1 Oo } Riverside 3979) OREON E. & R. G SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | - 7 XE IF rcs - | modern. 7) | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | SHA pik cag ¥ Ls *tixtur rooms and bath, nee | Aubert. 902. 5 rooms. ‘ | Sow ITHWEST, 6818—3-ro0om cottage, eic.; . (*) weit? e_niwir denial he ET bath. (aey A E. 9428—$-roor } Washin gton Av BLA F o> : » A mans LL. . | Wrought iron fixtures: newly decorate: nace. first .. $25; open. ZINK. 313 Title Guar Bla DIVISION, i modern: large ga Ao gf Ap al be sg SE ny sea i al fn Te ae me be Ruud hot water: garage: rent reasonable. | Newstead. N.. oe . 6 rooms bath. ‘ ic Bldg: MORRIS AA ten 00." TRG., B26 Chestnut WHT? 2 N.—3 rooms. bath. PE ae mabe § ae SHAWMUT PLACkK, 13829A—. om RC red. } CKSTONE, 1363A—5- room fiat: Fan service. Inquire first floor west: reduced gmt hygteade. ty PLA gg oe PES, b> ot, ashen oli. 4 rooms. bath ‘fur- West te es ST. 308. 722 Chestnut. (c*) | MIDLA cs ‘JAMIN MUSH IN E. CO., 319 | to $55 ’ oe PIVISION. 2115—-2 rooms: $12.5 rooms, bath, gas, Bt OH 709 Chestnut, | 2rated. princi fo) | ay, tpt, ey. 4 6405 CATES. HN H. ABBOTT T Realtor, 09 “Chestaut. TED ) Ee "Toome, "a Chestont. niences: with garage LENDON PL. im om rooms, kitchen-| GIBSON. 4163—3 rooms. bath. SPENCER PL.. 6318—Flat of 3 Tooms. ater secon nd. Pretty brick bungalow: 4 lar rege rooms A Ss . 2 : s Ww ette, fasi . electric a Pe kas. water and electric: rent only 4 ‘rooms. ‘bath. ane sun parlor first floor; 4 large bed- py islo; . 1903-3 rooms, rg yr TOILET—$30. —TLower floor BrommaT at . LDSTEIN REALTY ©o.. nd floor!” off barnes, Romie bath “Sad. | 70HN H. "ABBOTT Kealtor, 700 Chestaut, Blectric, fine ast floor flat: first-class | 5 RIVE, too mode aduile only M Ain 2036, S19 Chestnut st. MAin 4897 nd 4 See occupant ste te : £¢*) | condition. ern filet; on 4 ‘he Mt: mode : posite GIBSON, 1554 —5 Toone, hot-water eat Be re ie ee | McKee. 3909 3 roo" bail.’ ; 1 39 90 | — FRANCIS. PERRY-RUTH. 110 N. 7th, DIVIGION. 10244 — 3 room electiie; ‘ = venient schools; ly decora decorated. _e $40; Hodiamont and Pare Cars. ss #99) CL x SOC mA rooms and bath: EASTON 4231—§ Fopms. bath. “eee KE} REDUCED. OLDENBURG _ roome and : | A : N. water, bath: rage; $50. SOPHIR REALTY CO., | FLAT—4 ang 7 SARAH, SO08A N, (corner of Olive) —8 | WEST PINE. er rooms, bath, Seibert av COZENS, nice rooms; ood at electric; $22.50, itisaiasippi Val: ht field 4779. Apply y S33 We a (c) | rooms, heat. hot and co'd water; $75. steam heat. second $75 00 MARMADUKE. 9 odo—S rooms, all mod- locality; $2 y_1764. ey Trust Co = (*) Parkview 3601 GIBSON, 4319 SuUBU RBAN, 6033A—5 rooms: all con- Central tL $°6. 3229 Lucas: 4 roo wes iit bs ; . electric: épen ; e £ and elect ¢ Ree SD Aion bath. veniences: good condition: reasonable. (c) CLAYTON 6502—6 roo duplex, $65. McDONALD.’ Chases ; n _| Frage: cas CtriC: | : GIBSON, 4445A—Best 5 poomee and batb | SWAN, 4307 A-—-Nice 4-room flat; gas, “roam” benaalone ""ades ontedee He ELMANN- “SPACK LER R E, CO 111" Chestnut. MAin 0142. EAN, 722 (*) | PAGE, 8100—New 4-room } BUILDINGS flat, close to Forest Park. electric; $27.50: open , : “ : estnut st. C 7 Ew Frcns 4 ec 245, bath. built-in tub, Muro . T A— esta ahs as, BRADLEY & QUINETTE, "66° Chestnut. TALMAGE. O24A (at Ts Chouteau)— Ha rhe ilaagnn ieee Teasonable: call CLARKSON PL... 801—Modern 7 rooms. EIGE tHTEENTH, 14494 N.—3 rooms, elec 4210W Garfield av.: hardwood floors. \roning board, hardwoc ‘4g oe d t S and S ORES a a ‘ Ss. watcr: $22.50. Ag era : : 3 bright rooms, bath: good locality: now | JEfferson 7246 Monday (c lv decorated. rent redpveed, {> Ay " - tile bath. + oe newly papered: every- ——-———_—_—- S4h—Four rooms; gas, bath, | GOODFELLOW, 1482—6 rooms, steam | $25; convenient to cars. CAbany 1764. CARDINAT CS es ly a : S00. 3022—8 rooms, bath, electric: $60. uN it ABBOTT’ Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | thing up-to-da PURCEL. 1237 (near 7000 Paseis FOR NEW Lise AlN Lod mgdem. me ra decorated; reni wheat: good ecndition: $55, (c) (eas) | © i we N ve oe ORC .. R1 OTTO TIETIJENS. 722 Chestnut st, (*)| iy furnished 4 rooms : 4 OF LOCATIONS, house: 7 rooms aitic. cna electricity; | BOECK Tet Chestnut st, ELLIOT. 123 A bate , KView GRAHAM. TI: 1124—3 Pl and bath; one TAMM. 1224— rooms, hewly decorated. | side and back yard, $45: key. next door. CORBETT. @54 : $35; rooms, bath, ater 55 Ewing, 4 rooms rage; $00) Mi, iiclenes : SAAC Zz. COOK & co. O—4 roo ~U .¢ > aM rooms, bath oc ock_ from Forest Park, Call FOrest 9396 c62) ara extra. PArkvies ~y Baan. . 3029 La Salle st.. 3 rooms, electric 22.00 RANI. 1445—5-room eff: *s $33; open Sunday. GRANVILLE ar aRe eos gi rooms: bath. | FAYLOR, 20 S——New apUctlaty reat Pee CHOUTHAU. 2140--Modern it. DELMAR. 6171—7-room bungalow. Appl ‘s Sena 0223, rooms. Kas. elec’ | 543 S.Ewing, 4 rooms tee “S 1736 Arcade Bldg., At nes tn L_ gar ent $40. ic¥9) duced; concessions; DEimar 35593, Lin- excellent rooming location: serenely reduced: 68 Vandeventer pl. ich 10 N. EI “1 aaa j d, 3 rvoms » 12-00 a x tats never b. bath. sem cte GRANVILLE. 1300-—4-2 -5 room flat: hot-|del] 2366. (ec) | leaving city. FOrest 9326R. DELMAR a103 E> MAR. 4103-5.7—.Three Brcom dwell: i % ~. bw tw © weeks” free Te rent. 406 N, 13th. 3 fooms, electric 00 | jenres: $14 allt Ehaten | | ae ss eRe EE a ‘ saaee e eat: newly decorated. FOrest TAYLOR, 616 N j5 Second floor; 7° rcoms. FRANKLIN. 3506—I4 rooms, bath, elec Ings; rent separately or together: put fn ~ at iS Foo 4 ANE oe ‘ aero 8 C hestnut, (*) = x root 4 ——— = a, guy foom: AMILTON. 1181A~a > G) eGeese tA Pree Ww tric. furnace: newly decorated e) ts Wale low rental; see owner, Vate: stea furnace rome s-eaeaiie foe) 1506 Dal EARY To te. an ve IN 1d Hei hts: fletency hy b Pee ee 55 ow (e830) pgp WL foe ooms and “path CALMER (UTHE MER, ILLIAMS &/| LA SALLE. 3539-——Briox cottage. a7) alnut ENRICH GS, Det, (0°) R ar camon cae Higbland 17 — | - $ ; d orate to suit. (c62) R, C.. 817 Chestnut at. yard, bath arage, $35. (24) | E 3746 Groom house. bath elee- HT, 134 rooms, gas, toilet. oomy matt brick bungalow, spacious RMIDENCE Rent or ; pew, IDL 3 2 rooms ollet anc ah Paes beat af Uiniabed HAMILTON 1441A—6 rooms, “steam | heal. TEMPLE PL ar 392A _—_ Three rooms. bath. | EX SALLE, 1913—-tirsom vesld@neer pee icity, MEN AM ei ee FOrest 8323. grounds, | ted ee — improve- Colonial - ompietely; ‘Tear: : Ap ) irst-class condition. furnace: newly decorated. (c83) . | CO, — 2 Grend 4118A—9 Tro bath day; eh ie ei nie EW LY decor: ] | ste a = SO— F Some “ a "er pyaind. 6, Room,” mo me ane second floor “valet, Eas _exbany “B36 flat; electric, note pessonabies 7. Senet ONE (ay ' ns 6-room brick bungalow: open ENS Agent, 313 7 Title Guar, ri casy terms. —_t RENTS “7 REDE ‘CED. * : 246. 5 coms, mode Mm: ow rent. water, gas an yr 636). LOCUST, 97 ac ath, arnace, hardwood floors, garage: a | HAMILTON RR AC E. 39395 . north ~ Welln? Sedieseae ear: mod- OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. STOCK-RCOTT REALTY CO.. COlfax 8751. onnaatian . 18 See Dixon (*) si.. 3 rooms, be th . ge: ; eins D 7 decora ed- tee ; 0 pararere JAp- | ern flats: 4 ro “om- EK JSUGEN : ; : xed0 @ oo gg 8 games ay, uote. sleeping porch, Abe | Oe an ean’ res bath; just com: MORGAN, 3404—16 rooms, 2 baths, hot- | GOOVFELLOW, 1338—House. in eplendid . 23. 30—5 rooms, modern; Geco- Mabe aor rooms, $15. . a xedo, 3 AN ; 1137—s lore. ~s : candition ; eiached: 9 m - | fated: $45. GRand 1066J., Mondav Lindell 4898J. HODIAMON - water heat: white tenant; first mote ree ed. CA > oe ; : “Lettingwell. 2 rooms, $10 oT CHARLES “yee . — me oN, Sth st. ~ . * . re 7 t J 8929 wOrINS 106—6 rooms, bath, elec- | LOWER CEOVE. 11194—4 ‘rooms. rences; $125. , BRO OKS CO., 5024 Wash- | ©" hany 0014 JGENIA. —_-2303—Splendid 3-story 10. a 55. a “c) TO ae St, wer 5O sxqpesmanee . a thi M Th ; 51 —Sic ore. $55, m8) | HODIAMONT, 1234A——5 rooms, bath, elec- | UNION, 1372-5 rooms -furnace: close to PINE. Res he buamalow. SY ! x. SCOTT, 800 Cheat c fap rent. COlfaxy 7 235 WwW. rick cottage. 2: Tr x h: . 4 ‘ effe ni nishe garage: every ¢ 10 I - U, 4134—3 rooms: tile bath. h (c WASHINGTON 55. pqrtvicw uit ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestaat offic & i N. defferso ro | \NDEVENTER. 1473 S-—3Z rooms. first 250 tre double E> = edera a- i ce heat: $42.50. : See ‘Harry. The JULIAN, 6: eye rooms, G-room -effi- loor, electric. food order. £19. stone front: aa for "poomin ents tame: Wallston Qietriet, ms. a FAIR. 300: 3903A—. $30. Market. 275A: 3 rooms. o8 TRUESDALE, t: ng Tene gil bath. hardwood floors: ‘hot: | VANGEV EMER 1411A S.—3 rooms, | JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1002 chestnut, | 728° Hodiamont cr | JOHN HABBO ior. 7007 Chest hestans | Mckory. S024: 3 rooms $30 porch ; 3 | , Water heat: Farage: $50. Parkview 7013. bath, tric: 4.1, E : ; — mabe 2 5 ea JU ng ond oo rooms. including sun N_H. ABBOTT. Realtor 709 Chestnut. acre sleeuine poreh > hastens __tioor. BAIRFAX, 434 42—4-room —_. saa Slee MAin 2162 61 *) i we ON = a pol : is) slenmn heel one ye strictly modern : VANDEVENTER, 1422A N—o roome:; FEATON FUT sso a) new. moe, water neat. 4-car brick tre, toilet and bath. ae we (*) ; v tony Pe NTP es - ‘a: o— 4 rooms, bath. electric: | Seam | aint ame: rent reduced to (ont bath, electric: open. JEfferson 8892. ay BEACON, 524 _garage: ‘$55. Colfax 2 O cal ar AIRF AX, ged “new elscet ms each; ye: a0 mn 18th, “4 floor, 6 seins 00 aa. : eee f Mabie for pa nm shop. tf IP fooms; near park; | SISNSINGTON, 4720—@ and halt a VANDEVENTER, 1422A NS COTTAGE STs Bi AGE ‘room, toilet. wash bow bath ai ea5 e: y age. 2.30. CAbany\ 1704, “and (cage) 3 Lege cocewe. L. 169—Beautiful €4 mitt nt, 4Até Bid (cba) wu _ «+ . rooms, recepti | : 3 — rooms ag | = (83°) | ) WAbash, — oom TT rereit $40. S. reception hall. modern, wey ~ bath, electric: open, Thitcroun 889 wash » anni chicken vard. Rent SiR: 004—10 ; RF 167 roome an Nee cs 21 Ga ™ ment flat: large yard s i ENTE (o80) a immediate DOsse esion., OREON E.& R . G. SCOTT, 80 Cin tn) it. y, ens ne : 2 — “cheap. GArtiela 248 room modern fmf bf Ae BS te rooms. modern: newlv NADISOS, Or rooms. electric. gas. | JOHN BLAK & RRO. 815 Chestnut. AFT yy av ’ . ' oe 12in’: electric | EA. BOKER an + Ucrteg.. | . Tae 1 * A-- 7) t 4 : — I Tecora ter } . . . a N on 2 : ; : : } , N So | . ui = rT : ‘With warage, $45. Call Riv. | KENSINGTON, oIss—7 rooms: modern; | VERNON SETA NOS EG lence, | MADISON. 2807—3 Tooma, gas and elec- 4235 LINDELD BL. + electric $12.50 ae trrcsen, with Bit ac " iis a a OR $55. - 3 " ory for fachory or garage: to be close to school: rent reasonable. fe) | hot-water he: leat: s Rese al F sb oe eftictency ; tric; S20), (c99) Nine rooms, 2 bathe, Scat garage; in | L.A Ts S-~— Lc =o . te ectric P : ne EEE 724 FE. aa WEhbete + fa sone hie rent. re ee AC 4 KEN; SINGTON 0102——6- room flat: newly VERNON SUF . Cd porch, (i en tee IRTH MARKET. d13—10 rooms. © best condition. For pree . poo 2936 nl eee fore Tepair. 2237 ihe NRY ANDREAS R. . sO.. : aM HC us ee . oot ow! = ro 8. in-a-dor be bed, aide decorated: 2 blocks Sol, lan Hikh: half “and hot water: Pret ms. sunroom ; heat “baths, electric: fine rooming” house dis- 1. M. LEVI & €O. N, »*Tth, MAiIn 2908 1 RTEE - =P 2 Chestnut. To party Sonia fur : et) heatiy lant r second floor. ic} trict: Sas aprent. EAmview ©19 SW, (e) ANG ; $341—Coltage 3 rooms 19 snes NTH, 402 N. —r room, ee encols. Cpurehes. stores, cars 8 ‘ ‘ ° y ; Ww ; URTER F $75; open for. inspec- | block Hodiamont cars: new ; a) NGSBURY. oF; rooms, naw. | PRNON, 5073 75A — 8 rooms; hard- | GO HRA NTH. ru 351 33 1322A N. 21st. ST. ; ee ~" - reduce undr - al. AN r 35 x je ——-Six rooms, ’ Ad aes vers} fan nd breakin ceuirable ‘mod. | ec sila i SF VERNON. OUGI—@ rome newly decorat. | Sager’ APPLY 2048 O'Bear. Coiltax | “and garage Ooo SOOM cota SRIEEST Stes S38 | MNICHSER TER VL BUh Teasonable COUNTRY i posite Citton P aT at fester ee Ha (7) MOUNT. a feear Fooma; water « iret NICKMEYER-FLEER RLTY, I ~ odern eteepes. aabeas es e. clean, a 09 _N. 9th et.| iy decorat ted: ‘Awood "Please: reason- a floors and sleeping porches: rents outside’ Raean ay sheeted . — in Jere tion, For 434w. (e909) | gtd: ayaRtcet furnished: reasonable. geo. {9} FOre “es” i 343 ‘ ‘ , bur rooma, large INGS HW 10 §., VERNON aT 5 5-2 abe Ls OAKLI ¥ PL. ,1215—Sent. 1- odenn b tif a 5 room: ‘hardwood ot ey 50, ~steara-heatine nace; electric. $35 e ach; a743A mY be 3 é sim us Ad ¥ SOLORED— ONLY $30 nH s citer’ ae ea ‘ollowing Fe ust across from WAY. D30A Chen same, $37.50; Glick, Realtors, 82° OErWan 4161 — woes house: fu FR GIS : apath. ty ‘ac ric, furnace; ‘in good a WAGNER, U203 07 IT Ta0Sa iY 5 — Ti. Riavine cary heat: Cabane aw, mace | GOODE, 2508 —8 rooms: bath, ‘trie: pen, einthat’ int ® large A SEP f “x - itl “yt ayy will sh 2. Seat “ie ——O-room corner flat: ras PAGE 4 : > Open: t 124F , must be eee -in Extares, rent $40: ; wee modern; ; EUGENE J. ALTHE HEIMER. eg LLIAMS & | ngs PP SCD to be apprectated, cateny one year will allow $100 on a” pet a “itiereon 3100." creon 3 ee A th cade Bees, Cu IN - chestnut’ st (*) OLD ENGLISH DI t 7 ‘ ‘ ——aVeW 5-room, h : taeder bed. garage’ = REL. 7 i—@ Foo sou ch - WAS TON. ‘19A (near Delmar))}4 rooms. STXTEENT I pest : a Ay arn: wilt Irae 1 bloek’ * aide “dl drive GOODE." 2500A—@ rooma: bath. Sleste saa i T first-cines condition, C ‘Abany 38439. 4 mr r TAO ee decorated. FOrest 0179. RAT Ee MANS SP -SPACKL t rent reduced, 3412 Rutger: 3 rooms, was and elect t ¢) L, wb Re} 145)—5-roors e "HENRY R. "WEISEL Ss H ’ rie; a ——-reom flat: modern mm: @A- ane “ Rent reduced: 5 rooms. | O} Chestrne _ PRALUE ‘ Co.. Inc. nonth rent free to reliable te ~w Tocorative. "e Crnventent to) car r line. _— . “th Ther ae Cnny enienece — NI ME N NEW a ital RO. She hoinss. bath. “ete, Page ected R er _and Chestnut sts. 2o8 oe ey R p one me OU. A SHIN Co., 319 | > 7 : Rips ’ At REI, 1424——Néw B-room flat. screens. , 1000—3 poome: bath, hot wa- 1920 AGNES: 4 ROOMS. BATH. FE CO. 129 , GRATION. 1712A—Four rooms. second @ week nt &? ass ‘ 9 $90. c62 | elie pit 4 rooms: bath; electric: aha . HARDWOOD FLOORS. GARFIELD su RURRAN: MTS = rooms, bath, elec: | stun $16. Hugh H. Stewart. 311 (sy LOW RENT nd AP ey ae » . I. ms; conv =e — -, coome: bath; electric: | 8 Lee etc HICKORY, & iL we = tiral 1: ae per, oh age i72 Inquire § 934, mints chem $37.50; Glick, Realtors, 99: Be ok PUNDEVENTENS 7 S01" S—Ti rooms? 7 war gt ff r rooms, eas, = Teeitie, 2618 Market: ‘ laree rooms, bath : per, elect . auee baths; ideal for small hotel, furnished EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. 4 oigctnic. $35° open. a, ++} b—- Vive “rec rooms. bath, eiec- iv a e ALTON, 7Bi- BS ieee roo } first-class Gniition: rf hit all newly Geneeateds ees ae = = , oa RNON | Sage how 4 = Dah power. | rr Aree et): 4 larre reome > te : OLD EN GLISH J - " We bath Tar adults only, aren ly- 4 ted: al nc BALSON REALTY CO., 5899 Delmar. aid. is 5 rooms, th; bo 18A° 5 I 3.50, New 2 amily wewly decorated: $45 ver vALTON pL ee feoms. “hath. electric: | “ARTER. 4645—6 oarish eh sae odern write | tO —*F ; - (c* $35 a new paper: open | at North ‘orth and. Sonth ne _ E anon. LF: ® rent or . ta ' FRAN KLIN REALTY 0 WOLF.POV.LA Korn. ore ath. . Nin asa.g | £00oms furnece s sti TO ant oe large goome: hot wa- a side: “about $5000: art +a 33 fine rome, ier Tintate Tiniah in. living CENTH ; Tey. e990) SH NSE 3940-2 rooms a first ra rentins : was ‘ : good re $35. bedrooms: complete in 1 544— Second” floor; furnace: rent reduced O. Cart les Y-227_._ Post-Dispatch 5. nice rooma inside toilet 5 , t rch: - Pent - 0. 5 w : - $20 . J. Res : Frei GRand Rie, WASHINGTON. bisa 7: . roome; sleeping aventent ta transportation nut, Mat 0142, : rent $60. DB. 8,7 | : view G1GGW: ‘abe hee for inspection. PArke efonoig Riverside say? Dlht and Sin. —-room frame. near as Bhs 00. D. SOPHIR REALTY. i ar: Sn Arkview 09) o, | . : (e) WATERS 103 | “ton high school, $45." Ackley 308 Getce, 5124; PWEINGR, i, ate ENTA MohT eKING eS | sivehie * fini: today this very |HARNEY. 402% | Cate ce. 5 ‘ | : : rooms shution eSTATE ath Watawriet *) LOW R ome. new, all flest-tlane order i Five rooms ; > 2 ut. se GPT c WRADLN EY f UIN ETTR ie AUC CO. 49 90 | saad tien nate emai mat, pera ELIS z 7 a. hein estat bes i es ee mL ahle « ottage: 5 — R Be . nn HD 6 SO 00 ‘A kh foams, bat aL SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT Plus Saving Fund | fn. Wh ems J, ° a re } re 720 . ~ ~ © ” ” on ' , 4 - , rr errr cueeree ss By bardwesod ti 6 rooms, tlle bath | h + ty 7 pain nd. ost” JO8, Chest. | HELEN sae t—# PoOms. breakfaat = ee. ren i> t est ort. (407. 925 Restart ARGYLE avenienees, Shea een: a $25 00 to $31.50 F “i floors. — — heat: brick ga: Ww ty. aT MINS rie at, Saran. 8a: oe modern : x screc ni and ead des: Gout fetepeune ,unr test ac te the | LA vals. Em. 3414 ——t room fiat, =s PT ones :. : a in - — od aon Cc POST-DISPATCH , * a = ay - x] estin HERSON-SOsEA— Ra Seg fe yy modern . E k P ; —J-room modern — an late Ae 12.20 , . | with 7 ences, kview BAL: hardwood 08: — i oom fiat: “buniealow rent. or nell cheap monthly ® wm. for the iater editions—except ey : - ’ oe teens . — roeme 8 > | es FUT : ae rooms Run ~~ y. Have. it tm before to Nav | rooms; month Bn 3 ? r "S vie With or without lew 0074). ren concessions. Park. EY roome MAI calb. Se | Home Edition sto ig np Call MAtn (cf for ful : ) view ; Sept. 1. 1111 fer an oa wn vlhnegagapes A ‘Toom @ y: ga- oo he Tr () Vw.

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ee ee PO ee) SEY ee ee ST. LOUIB -DISPA @9-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, oe ee SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE GArfield 6336 Read This Amazing Offer! Beautiful Cottage and Lot $1550 $100.00 {The Opportunity of | a 00 Per ct Lifeti —_ for the young couple who are Long Time Rock Streets, | Willing to put in a few hours to Pay. ’ wers, of their spare time and the Water, rent money they are now | put Your Sidew paying a landlord. | Rent Money Electricity Drive out to Into the to Every Purchase of ee” | DARSTDALE | ’=tee (8911 Olive Street Road) Bus Service | and let us show you how | Bus Service From others we have sold to are | From Delmar Car o becoming home owners © Delmar Car | Loop through this liberal plan. Loop. Joseph Darst Realty Co. 105 N. 8th Street concrete basement. Furnace heat. PRICED AT ONLY $5,950. SMALL DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE LIKE RENT. DELUGACH & SON GRAVOIS ROAD AT AFTON | PHONE WATSON 6201 HERE’S A MODERN BUNGALOW AT A LOW PRICE VERY EASY TERMS Fonr-room efficiency bungalow just finished, with a built-in Murphy bed and built-in breakfast nook, with Pullman seats. On a large lot. Tile bath, full on nD "98 8 ELIZABETH AV. FERGUSON This beautiful suburban home hard must 4 ood floors, copper gutte rooms, sun parlor, s shrubs and fruit; 40 minutes from downtown St. Louis. Open all day at saardiies price on eary terms. sold at once, owner going away. modern throughout: ping porch and sun porch, two baths and lavatory; abundance and evening. Just every eonvenience; Will sell 7 ow or dwell roti "114 N. Tir. Room 211 ALL B : aroch school; terms; box Y-349, Post-Dispatch. out of a ows: list with us for pBreet 70 eye tor seppeguniasive. HEROY8E R. \ at for iouk & or flat in South ‘St. Lou _ Louis; e oaat rice and full So K-228, Post-Dispatch. Business Property Wanted STORES—With flats: good income; bar- gain, Box ¥-306, Post-Dispatch, Flats and A Wanted APARTME ree eee a BUY FOR CASH, § TO 6 FAMILY APARTMENT GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD; WEST END oper. Ag HY: Lye RICE. BOX G-133, aes ar oR flat; must be bar- in. Box ¥-214 Post-Dis spate Stat Witd.—South, for residence faci Forest Park. REITZ, 725 Sera Bld ie LAT td —Fror. owner & to 6 rooms. 7° be “g008 loca- tion Box L-41l. P.- AT Witd.—4, 6 or 8 family, for invest- bargain. Box Will buy quick if FLAT Wtd.—Singie; West End; 4-5 rooms preteeres. Price reasonable, No agente. Box H-221, Post-Dispatch. (c) FLAT Wtd.—I am looking for a nice 6 and 6 room single: south or southwest. Box H-868, Post-Dispatch. (c FLAT Wtd.—Single: about 4 and 4; west or south: about $9000. Box M-392, PRIVATE BUYER will buy from ae single ¥ 4, double fiat. Have $5000 cash Box Post- -Dispatch. TRA 4- 5 or = 6-room, flat from owner _in West End. Box K-23 24. Post-Di tch. SINGLE FLAT Wtd.— 5-5; north or =~ west, O'Fallon Park District: heat, bath and garages. H-166. Post-Dispatch TENEMENT PROPERTY Wtd.—Between Chouteau and Lafayette. REITZ. 725 Victoria Bidz. WANTED—4-room brick “cottage: bath, Ph ak pant close to transportation, in South Louis: not over $4500. Box K-233, Post-Dispatch,“ WANT 6-FAMILY West or south: must be in Al condi- or rooms and show good in- no agents. Box ost- ' Residences Wanted HOME Wtd.—Small home> brick: $300 o: $400 down; city. Box H- -181, Post-Dis. HOME Wid.—7 rgome or more. West End. wot more than etag of have cash. give narticulars, Box L-98 P.-D. Hot SE Wtd.—6 rooms, University City; $13,000. will pay $500 cash. $500 each six months for 2 years and about month A include interest: terms after 2 years to arranged to suit all parties. Box K- 305. Post-Dispatch. RESIDENCE OR BUN NGALOW Wtd.—6 or 7 rooms. near St. Margaret's or St. Luke's Church, from owner. GRand 0624. RESIDENLE Wtd.—Modern 5 to 7-room home with small acreage = county be- tween Gravois and Lemay rents: prefer reply from owner, Box eS, P RESIDENCE Wta.—7 to 10 rooms: te able for rooming house: builder will trade for new single or double 4 and 4 flat; no agent: answer fully. Box H- 140. Post- Dispatch. DO you want a well-built, South Side. 5 and 6 room flat for your residence. See 725 Victoria Bidg. REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE ANT Wid. — gold, 1 left: 2814 VACANT p-room ¢-family fiat: also PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE $3 sing! will trade vacant 4-family flat: 4 rooms, breakfast room, deeds of or small \nvestspent built-in baths. separate steam heat: ike saver. Builder, 2817 Eads 7403. nave you to exchange for 5 "irame eee aie concrete foundations, in cou : ne evenings afier 6. JEttfe oan Sages 9 3-4 room as at. cottage or AR _. 2115 §. Je ad pi aoe well lo- i TLttchfie or income a in ‘ ¥y eouity 7 fiat for a_iot “ag EES de BE, -B ox M286. P.-P. and meat mar- beaviitully oY ecalepel: for equity in te. What have you? Box M-31 any kind of income * Reply = 24 hours at price. Kox c ermi- = on Clayton. read. free Prey clear of of al debt: price § an acre: he will trade this property for good incom in St. Louis, suntest “following: want smail business t west: thore and fiat. North Grand: want dovu- bit fat | Broadway stores and flate: rent cottage. south: want six Ahan pay cash diffet- corner: rent $12.500 Soopers. partment: perties to ex ) 7 tela 3164-3165. ame TO SEG ase ist of frame and brick — for any oblization. R 7 _5AT1 _ Gravols iness Prop perty ! for ay : 8 eto apartments: ex- location: rents S10 foo ont consider apartment or ot exchaner. oe K.945. B Want store property: ——s: will De What Have You ba for Pe yey BR MB 118% pases FOSS ES, te = rE bce ote 5 fae eee he rent em ANTE SON MAin 2167. : g00d neighborhood: will exchange for residence . at two-family flat Box K-238 SOUTHAM PTON DOUBLE an attractive, pepomenny. Seer 4- bath | bate’ flat in this fine South hborhood dad: excellent schools, Louis churches nel nd | B aang gneheenmary wil] accept smal! piece cs “ 128 down payment partioniars. STA MAin 4382 rental county on mortgages. "Hest: -Dispatch. See us at EPSTEIN. INC 904 C vacant or city ir im- proved as down payment ond for balance once for hestnut. — REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY te; wil -3 td. Gravois: x -7 Cc fina in fia Wid. oe * will pay f trust to secure . OF a Span 8 after bui nding is finished. 13, P.-D. ACREAGE Wtd.—Suitabie for subdivision, 1502 city se: a for bargain. Box R of cash: quick action. See me firs tnut MAIn 4797 trade for cit IEFHL Wtd yr B. "SURK« P ~~ 331, v “Ser Ge ea ten = ee have come hat people 7 L. a «, Blaces oe to let = or $100 nee Just like rent- these vs very often, so if way ne — a are : owanchester rd. no Tay 618 parn:t i, acre COTTAGE-—2 -room frame: 38%: 1 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE (St. John’s Station) bungalow: , ars —_ “Jooking for a } for — in @ crowing | on pay- good 65- res: t Des Pe G. ground; OTTAG oy, cash, $10 per month; in vaLtky Park; ce $4 Gis gy ear a 8109 ef = Hae. oe ea AG peraee a * b} trees. HAUSER, 8128 Sopth av. Wheaton, (c) d Es—2. 3 and 4- room: water an pat en $50 do 10 or more monthly with intergat. THER B. SMITH, $9324 St. Chari rc. SORTAGE and lot; & rooms, basement; all city improvements; 16 miles out; needs repairs; job one-third cash; price $900. Box M-19, Post-Dispatch AGE—3 rooms ae fine well ont : I ckfee ro $1200" a on cnen. $10 “month. COM RTABL Pa av. and Lak a vine. io, Wine F Park. COTTA GE—3 rooms, finished basement: lot 50x150: water and electric: $100 ash $20 int 4 RMAN TEGETHOFF REALTY CO. 1467 Sverarem Office open Sunday, (62) COTTAGE—A auick sale wanted. River- view Gardens. one 4¢-room. * bat fur- nace. hot water basement, electr 80. ater toilet in house: 15 month- very cheap , for cash burer: avi? city. ake bus a te orthri Drive 4 bouses east. u or arumre mann. fe) ; 4 s. ath, furnace, water. electric: 50x170: ga- rage grapes. berries fruit trees, etc.. for $3900: or a 4-room prtek “with f . water, electric. for $4100 these are frul: bargains. See them. ake ke line to ee r. Armbruster in 2- Charilack rd. ‘ Lac land to Charlack rd. then north 2 blocks. COUNT A 10 acres at a? and Heege. 19 acres, Lemay Ferry road. 8 on atson road. 0 acres, near Fenton: $3000. 19 acres, Laclede Station | and Wateon. 51 acres, Creve 4 and acres, Mississippi! bluffs DIEHL, Aen Gravois Iverside 2090. DARSTSDALE (8800 Olive Street rd. room frame cottage, bath, electric, a beasmnent ; , Dossesaion. Cc. J. HILL, Agt., EUGENIA. 9620—4 rooms and sun porch. big lot: fruit rece, outbuildings. St. Louis County. P. Wale. FRAME Sat) 7 om. near Jefferson Barracks: lot 100x138 2 Sarnecs. gas. elec- tric: water: f chicken house front: 4 av.. 2 blocks west to 995 er. Iversi 5: nd list homes. Kirkwood. (c65) HAW. 7&Sxx (earron ty a9 emley's: 5-room bungalow: ew: : bargain. Koln a I ana Wig eoRwW (ec) OME— may have desire for a place like this: jot 68x300. with grapes. Pruit trees, garden: 11-inch concrete foundation, 5 rooms, bath on first floor: room tor x. on 2d: hot-water heat. water. trie: gopper screens, etc.: all eer OS, SSG. near 2 lines: unusual chance. Take Lake Line "te Charlack rd. See. Mr. Aree bruster in 2-story brick, northwest corner, or drive out St. Charles rd. to Lackland, veckiand to Charlack rd., s HOUSE—And 3” acres. B. F. Roberts, Bridgeton, Mo HOUSK—6 room with one acre of ground: aleo 2 Broom bungalows: mod- ern. Joe Lawton Jr.. WAbash 2653. HOUSE—In suburb; new brick: 6 rooms: pocee low: easy terms. Phone FOrest 81J. HOUSE—3 room. lot 100x115: water. gas and electric: price $2700: terms. 3 blocks west of 8400 Gravois. Kabeoweod and Vine. chneid HO OUSE—@ rooms. Virginia Park. half bleck east of Lucas Hunt road. 3 blocks vg “Bridge road: improve- fine buy. Jay B. Close. 7 N. Meramec. Clavton. WY down OR44. (eo) i you want a 4-room cottage in Over- and on lot 65x200. needs some repairs: real money maker: gas, water and elec- frie: $2500: terms HERMA N TEGETHOFF REALTY CO.. 1467 Evergreen, Office open Sunday. (62) LAND— acres on Se rd.. 1005 feet frontage on Manchester rd.: acres of fine timber. balance good farm = % mile east of or. Mo.: $30 . Scholl, Telephone VAl- acre. See Chas. lev Park BOW LOT—50x130 on line $10 down. 1M ner month. -14 LOT—200x250: St. Louis County. 3 blocks from Webster ees: you ara dealing with owner x M-379. Poat-Disnatch. ‘Oo. 13. block 16. West- Price reasonable. easy terms. moor Park. big discount for all cash. Address P. O. Box 147 irhlan LO Olive Street rd... % Siok west Gar- den Theater: Box 88: street, sewer, side. walk. water. licht. gas: price only $48: awner, PArkview 0621. (c62) LUCAS AND HUNT RD.. 8418—Opnposite Glen Echo Club: 5 rooms. modern. brick: $5900: S750 down. $2 5 per month and in- terest. GERLING REALTY & uue CO.. THOR Kienlen av. CAhanv 2509 MIDLAND, 1229—New 65-room brick , manga: tile bath: hardwood floors; erms. ’ PET N RLTY CO, CAbany 8120 AKDALE, 3453—5-room modern brick: meke offer. SCHNEIDE CAban ONE ACRE—Plenty o ree .- a 10° PINE 10 5-room nungslew: 0 $50 cash oF sO will sacrifice. CAbany 0544R. ye Dutch rooms, water and light on Ballas Road with 40 acres: one of the show places of St. \ aoe County. WY¥down 0155. ‘S22 Enn20ns of Chmtion’ RESIDENCE—Underovior by $2000, wit liberal terme. this beautiful usch Colonial in North’ Wood Park: tall trees: lot 55x159: 6-room matt brick: garage un- der sunroom. with inside entrance: hot- water heat. hardwood f loors and features: one of the best pensions in county for transportation. 715 D AT water 13.7. a> ) RIGGEWAY” 3825—B5-room modern brick near hard ner month. bungalow : — Karage: all conven- iences: close to car line: rorth 9500 sacrifice for quick sale. $7500 Abash 684 — Sox ELTEN—Bungalow: 5 a electric, garage. UX R. E.. Laclede SHACK—Lot 650x176; price $1100- terms. TOMROY INV. CO., 6321 Easton. CK—With 3 lots. x140: county water, electric. cindered road: all nt of place: you can, get this for $17 750: $50 down. $10 a month: fix it up ‘and make some money take Lake Line tn Charlack rd. See Mr. Armbruéter in two- LoTs—in North Ferguson: ideal er schools ' hom house: garage: want it. for lst. level lot 100x150: $3800; no start moving. M SELL—BARGAIN $7000: terms. ce All manner of other homes. Among thaen ts One 40 galt pee can Call or write site: ne onsaty, and ceburch. COlfax — , adjoining residence section ca rain, bus: wher Se Box 1. poz 2 DENCE—6 rooms. m : hardw floa steam feet. double warece. Int Sox! x10, 2 blocks, from 2. trane ation: nrice 31000 cash GRAF & CARE BLFY Boren fe) go 3 FS halla. hot hot-wate t s arre -wa 126x250, 10 earage peat, os Residences For Sale Today. SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE — re For Sale Most Beautiful -RITE GRAF & CAS EAL’ ‘ Ferguson, Mo., for list of small farms and j County, (c) Fl . " THREE ACRES AND UP—Hard road, near Fiortaeaas: , $130, per acre Mr. Nea- Glendale Bargain—$9500 Cash zoe Balan and interest, wil! bungalow, hot- bay 8 peauittal Groom brick Rar Foe oak. sammber gon ies Shengen eh Wa Gaxland. REALTY CO. r in basement: price right at t $3400: small down m balance pie t 1 Switzer. lfax CHURU sii of c Laren bun- bat waree | ot ; rotmas ‘bn, une Houst s- hade trees Kirkwood 1133W,—_"'* R Na ee stucco: - conveniences: merase: rice $9500: located O East Jefferson, rkwood, Phone © W. wood 953. 3 ROOMS, batn large Kirkwood 745. Realtor. Maplewood lot; -room yg garage: lot 100x121: — ee BR? owner iaeeisie city: $300 down, balance terms. Kirkwood BUNGALOW—All modern, 5-room_bunga- low. convenient to > aaeols, and transportation: easy ond ro w ri oom: in the | heart matt b 4 te roof, copper spyutine and : ns. “tie walls and floor in bath: house vacant and can seen Suudesy er by | Pex REAl TY & MORTGAGE CO., E 4 ee st. M.Ain 4560. MAR. 7200—North of Dartmouth a KOx105: No* 33 and 34 just east of w sinule fiats: beet offer considered. r 4711 ¥ Riverside 6483M “t ‘E. 502 ‘tNorth and South rd at | LA mar)—-6 rooms. ! bedrooms: adjoin- 20 ‘lot with over a_dozen trees coes with | av.: home for $'7.250: for inspection Sun- es W. J. ABBOTT REALTY C0, ALTORS. 7 DELMAR, iv: wyiyr WN ey. (ev) oak ET. 7343)—5 ame one floor, al- |v new ; widow m seli. WA re REALTY "CO. 4914 Delmar. o* ary > stone 030—7-room brick bungalow, tile beth. hardwood. furnace, garage. {C) | eutek ?. > ~ 7116 KINGSBURY men | Beautiful home. contains 7 rooms. sew- | KENT J room and sleeping porch: brick ¢a- cars: nae of seen to be appre- : owher how you throuch. floors: ELMANN. SpACkiER EB ¢€de.. 70] Che ‘ans mueritieg e Oreet | wy S-HAAKE R. CO... > a N _Kimneshichwn =: . fes0) Me W RESIDENCE——OPE? _ Six A ‘ \MRKIDGR. SR dition, Owner have «a very unusual bargain in a beat- | mskes 1 lot in University Park. For particu- inaneet fee Cyrus Crane Willmo fot ne.. T2200 De Senne. oa Organ w mavernity (ity Bungalow 2 Melrose ay. 9 house: s new. “best : one block north this for a bar- ANNO "2 Wain Eee Zee 1344-46 AlaMeeer nk “Ye : wlish faode rn: * staan ox best buw * atl churches. today. co Pin y RG A JONES. AL N. ol , , iz —For se write WAL oe, new rant City. ~elyd rent $75. Call Bollea, CA SK. (c62) R19 0 Corbett. new freom brick bun- 11” , Modern: crrage. $6500. ¥ Plymouth 5 rooms modern. 10 Harris place 5 rooms, modern. enon ; MAYRHOF c Het 2 elms on YOUR T CLEAR? {see . we will b of your s Sulla, names ew furnished if des [RTY KR. EK. Gis ci ’ ; IF ICE—LEAVIN Y rest av.: in it t 7. th od all m _ By A EP WE odern : school one 2 a immediate mn iced low for a sale. “ Lic K. Lolo Chestnut, ‘an un 1427, Stinctive new. attractive, — aoe 7700 Delmar (Delmar and a | A Outh road): couspieted soon: we in- Wie ineper . m ABBOTT REALTY CO... 321 cee —— : G ¥ : A Most Attractive 70 : 7052 KIN yeh foes ame ay ee Pi au r ~y F aa tine ches Bos on 2d floor: fotierise Reina ea Ivable heme =. peaseaabis price : CRP ¥- | EXCLUSIVE MESIDENCE }f| |, x, 38 19,224 Westmoreland acum 20x mms MIKADO REAL ESTATE 00. 5948 Faston. abens 3006. HILLS HOMES THEY'RE DIFFERENT + MIDVALE AVENUE Feat RINusR AVENUE - GSBURY

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SUNDAY. oe sss 252000 REAL za ee hee eee = eer ented. and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale ile Today. ee “$e Gciets “Station fee 1 acme ag —_ PROP. FOR SALE | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ) BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES ms, modern: r i : . : ————_——- For DI oe pou Winsom, | OLD ENGLISH DESIGN Oren G00: balance SiO" months ea — —— For_Sele Fer Sete . ily. . 3 orthwest Northwest x G - Distinctive, new, attractiv “ 74 ; ; io6—o-room brick bungalow active, two-family COTTAGE BA ARGAIN—3722 PEN NROSF. eN. D2o0—o rooms. bath, furnace: s BEFORE YOU B ight emali down payment “tas “4 buy this today, $4800. Hard: home at 7700 Delmar. ee ed ane Sore i v6, buoeks we . RT wit D AGES Cut t hg HODIAMONT AV 9— ||| schoo M . 240U0 Ashiand - ° pie soon; we in- my for working 4234W a 3-room bri austage, fin- | one tn Fn vedecan Walaa * x aa , x « 573 choole and ]-—-Modern house with hot-water hea if iS . 27k. Age ent yy U0 cash” Esa ern house cheube. brick ‘streets. ¥%4 | block from railroad PRICE REDUCED HARTWIG-DISHINGER, 2808 N. GRAND, O’Fallon Park Bungalows KINGSHIGHWAY. 5515—Bungsiow: 6 | 070O@ Modem. silver Pos 274-0 | payment. Phone CAbapy. C. BURGHOFE. 4026 N. Broadway. Lindell 3320. COifax MARLOWE, V5S1é New rote aa en See owner. icG"? | Soest excellent loc: ition for mall fac- 35 vw. Jackson ot at mee Rie old REASONABLY PRICED BUNGA PRICED Bt NGALOWE porch: jot ra — 3193—Be autitul 4-room ¢ rd | road facilities: 30 minutes from St. Louis: | believe you a ae Greperty and i 5136 Robin: can aaa Mh. iis. $4,800 | nace: north of College av. and 2 blocks N. KINGSHIGHWAY BL NGALOW B~g e * 4 . é te | i r 7 a NT 500 down, balance easy rms. | Scholl, Valley Park, Mo. Telephone VAI- = the first floor: second floor is finished | 6317 Laura: 3 rooms. C. BU den F, 4926 'N. Broadwags. rge livin room m with vditen 2 HOUSE—7-r floor INGSHIG lace, 3 S—7-room brick: lot é Ss and hot-wat e ttiamT are : San Sar SY BELT 1 TET TTCUr GC big cl * REALTY & MOR TGAGE co 7-room bric ot 50x140: trees. beautiful shrubbery: heat: lot 100x140; | 7010 Florence. 5 rooms, bath, ba 9 MU ST BE SOLD 5431 N. KINGSHIGHWAY A DANDY COTTAGE. 30x137; fine condition. 11 il Thrush, from toda cal ; . ; abies’ REALTY & MORTGAGE ¢ a 100, eet. weil Yooated. BUTE tudor. ing, 50x8U, located on_ corner of two Jodo A furna ‘ balance GEO WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 FOrest STB?. 09 N. Union. (e ; Unusual Bungalows Right In a 4931 Beacon; ; : 3 NEW TARY rau aee bargain for quick bl ra aN Eu V BUNGALOWS— 6382. tion hall and sun room: tle bath; new Selling as fast as toes are about r h , " r - . ; . . x. * “ 4 ee bungalow: bath, “renee: plenty labor available: ueetions rail- | at $11,500. rooms. Northwest St. Louis. John Sepse | garage; see owner, 4547 Arlington, (cid) $225 gyner Neat Goor, wil show: rice § Meveslow; %4 block from car; price | $7000, See Geo. W. Booth or Chas. C. | your dollars: i fee @ wreater value for 4 rooms and bath low: up-to-date; barkgin: other houses BALANCE 825 FER MONTE, Sunday. Kev at 3435 Char- jley Park 60w. has large sleeping porch: hardwood | 4951 Dayison: 3 rooms, twilet 5-209 HAUSCHULTE RE. CO... 2407 N. Bway. COlfax 3452. Zost. CRO HER r tr UTCHER, Belle- Very well buils: eee pom bedrooms - rer j t 2 Ox7 P t ; 460. ot 200x79.176 Preston place. garaxe: a fine loca- ment, furnace 7 rooms one floor; hot-water heat, hard- 8406 Williams pl.. near General Motors; | within biock of amnenee dane cipia Siedlum: ps aetona “a to sell 3 feet: — located. 9011 ea 2 moderp: excellent condition: lot 100x130 SSEMIBLEY-WILSON. Webster Groves. ‘ frame, cellar, gas. electric: lot 50x134. tractively painted: a complete. beautiful 2 yocme, 98%. furnace. ete.: warage: price bas oe shane wn Siation 198 Cornelia is all “of that; French 5240 Thrush; 3 recene and ‘ EORGE A. SLATERY, LED, 4612—New,. 6 ve — hs elt, tie O'Connell. W es ym, H. Taylor 114 N. 7th. BUNGALOW — $-room modern frame; | “ful cedars, shrubs a0 @ sales > SI . ‘ e Abash 116° 4 wenn _ 204. | and flowers. If you 3! yae 6043 —— 4 rowms and bath, GOOD BUYS 3 LEE. 5469-—3-room bungalow: half “k | furnace; deep lot: double garage. have a couple will ; tines ehe 5239-45 Von Phul. & rooms: bath, fur- | 2634 Summe Summett. (99) | Gai ret 5 rooms, bath and sunroom ished basement 8. weet of Broadway: easy terms: open: 2 5427 Kin shighway: o-room modern. | 3 t 7 rooms " frames COliax AND 6 PER CE fontaine north loop. with nice batt me shower bath, =. 3 FOOR - in : 7 5 ghow om a be siecrine pes at st. RESIDENCE-G-troom brick and” fra a BL Bristol School district. 4746 weacon. 5 rooms and bath; 1715 N. Sarah: 5 rooms and attic; | wood floors, beautiful tile bath, walle at- lant soc ee bow, y vay Statio! ) |}$3500.. Brick 2-story mercantile build- Dashing—Daring—Debonair 4 room s, : Worth $3500: Take best offer $300 cash. home, 33: $00, Siekt "JONES. ices wenn. PRANCIS-PER! YRUTH, 110 N. 7th . ¥s : ‘ f breakfast ICE BU I Pr _ i in py Nortl tr: or architecture; 5 ample z basement, furnace , 312 B12 Title’ Guar. Bidg. GArfield 845%. P . a on ‘ | SEE THIS LOW 4 - KESID NCE=6 rooms; il moda aL ‘bath ones be Ee Baw ng Vinita Park bellished with pee eae rooms; large ot em S roo : 84 nook; one floor; lot JOxl2U0. COlfax 45)8 Natural Bridge: 5 roomie; recep- the Path of ogress - » > rq r ‘ . b 3—4-room bungalow; easy screened porch, garage, lot 50x204; | aon want to ou Fn ment, furnace, lot 50x125 from Fiorissant. near Goodfellow: bebe KORTE, 110 N, STH, MAIN _ 4258-59 | weeks; po ST. CHARLES BD., 9410—N : : , nS rooms; Gath, “anbamment: ae A rs {OF FMA AN. 608 Chestnut. st. terms. Owner, 8081 Liberty av. Vinita as 800° it. don’t | 6423 Ride 4 rooms. stucco cottage 3. 4421-4428 Richard pl.: three brand new | Quick sale. —(c) |i BLOCK FROM MALONEY ELECTRIC : 7! : conTaGES? bric! od wife see it. ae finn? BiG BEN 4910-21 Alcott: flat. 3 d 3 5-room or 6-room eithelaney with Murphy 4663-65-67 LEF AV. 4 4714 Beacon, 6-room cottage, suitable | tle bath. —, Ae mr arrangements : ELL WORTH INVESTIGATIM —5 om brick bungalow. priced for | “Pe SAR room — = ae ane = an Tne furnace 4.750 | bed; matt brick bungalows: hardwood Five-room, semi-Spanish type: strietly up- | for one or two families, bath, furnace 2%: plenty closets; eide Crive, 3-car én s: Beautiful zrounds, 112x163: : G, sek ale. Phone WAbasbh 215J. make offer. $7300 BUNGALOW yd ; ..0 rooms, basement. : floors; tile bain: built-in tub: best of | to-date: price rizht: new open for inspec- | ¢4r marage, copper sarees and awnings; | T’se. cash or tering: poco: x - 6 (Charlack, St. Louis Coun- Darenretiy penrersaeray tis. Mes ON a ~~ = 8333 GARFIELD ST. Saioma: 65 rooms and toilet. material and ' oe , ; ' '| Natural Bridge 3 bloc w of R trees. shrabeeerete bis fee yi “a ao corner lot Tastee woes Pag 4-room frame bungalow ; Rhye: AL swore — eee Rt a 55068 —— Py _ 3.50 oe on. paved “lsat ol wre ten. 4647 LEE AV. LDW..‘L. igs ie RLTY. | "CO. Lind Tindeli 7808. fello Sm north to 4035 "Darby av.; etree ae se S°50 cash é ‘ OL; argain price; see this tuday. F : bed é, 8; ovl-water 1eat Jane rooms and bath ciose; open all day tod dri 0 ‘ a watt open ay. ons. for “telling grice piah laa ot ie Ni "CO. BSUS particulars ree 'D. Sweetin, e319 Som we garage in basement: a 50x 150; jlo- | SMALL CASH we we _ BALANCE Kine op scarte r av. a block pine be iy OTN, Bays nF ra beautiful Seanteh 5715 tualhn & ALL DAY. od somes WENZLICK, Chestnut. a uren 38t., ‘Abas - or reeley av. shighway NE. . . uwo 080 Tier eng ru. W2 - Jos. F. “Diekawn 3 h. E. a 322 Chestput | TREMBLEY-WILSON, Webster "Groves. OHMEVER REALTY CO. COlfax 2850. WENZLICK.. Bie Chestaut’ Gai 1427 a Le a eee ant a a n 4-room " bungalow. a -—cae1——Beauliful b-room —— | MADISON. 8100—English residence: ab- Dor (c37) | Klorissant & Union. Open Sanday and cve, Horchavest GIBBS-HAAKE RK. CO TOCK-SCOTT Seete uit bac furnace. gag aa) hardwood floors, furnace: new- Bsa me - anand p Barrer Bg Few, large o You Believe in Dreams? C tral ABNER P j $814 N. Kingshighway. FOrest 2284. (c65) WORKINGMA s rOre fruit 7 od: mareee: mee 2 Bwrdd — Seeman. ness. Opes 960 Providence ig a dream: 6 beautiful en brick ah, SH. 0G6—? a modern > room LEXINGTON AVENUE BARGAIN Well-bullt 6-room rg Boe . All im : DU'L . ., atures: MONROE, $246 (Vi rooms: living room is 26 feet long with | DICKSON, 2306—6-room brick residence; | LIRBER R. E. CO P porent S448, CK-| , 5140 Lexington: 5-5 room efficiency flat. ; ; - + ri ea\, | Orice: cut from to BE U fixtures: bargain at $6750. NROE, $246 (Vinita Park)—Modern 4- | handsome open topos pretty lot; has a bath, hot-water poses story brick stable. Forest 5849 “Ce) tile baths. hardwood floors: 2-car garage: | §3Ta pl mony x125: location 4-room b est ~ 4 Sunday, key next door east. Easy SOCms matt-brick bungalow; garage: sew- | sleeping porch, too. ma 54x15. Bargain. LEE- .=- OTT, 5071—Strietly modern 5-room — re Copper screens, awnings: | COR Tis ' 42 > made street: only ; ' MORTGAGE CG = —————_______ You will think you se HERMEN. GKand 8830. _hungalow: real bargain: terms: owner. Poceneiien T. ess to sell. See us for | KORTE tt) =: gos — we oe a — . Main 4860. LOOK, AT THIS DANDY are dreaming when ®! nd yae e ELEVENTH {412 S.—Bungalow: © rooms | ALCOTT. 5240—5 rooms. bath. hot-wa-| EDW. L.” PE mee 7300 BARGAIN BUNGAL W—s South oO p SicCAWL Chest puss". S25 MADISON ST. you find you can 7 toilet; cheap; 2-car garage. PRos. 3852. ter heat: instantaneous gas heater: double a KRUHS KLTY. co. Lindell 7800. 57U4 Goodieiow: 4-room brick, bath. ¥ EY REALTY ¢ TT) oe rooms: 2 blocks from New 5-rvom: \ brick bungalow. strictuy | buy it for S8750. 32 ————_. "=" = | garage; make offer. Lc) LEXINGTON. 4250-32—Attractive new furnace and ALASKA. sie he’s Station: bath. hot-water heat, | @ dern throughout; hardwood floors, til +r 2. nn? BIG BEN North ANDERSON F ~ - bungalows, near Fairground Park and. KAHL-BRUESEKE REALTY CO.. streets and alleys made; garage: HEALTH AND HAP] . 3 ed electric and garage plenty bath. furnace. brick garage. etc.: lot AO | 22 terms to suit you. E END ; 0 ae ob sated 289 PP 6-room matt | Beaumont High School; 4 sold. 2 left: tile | 3h . Florissant. Colfax 77 } owner . PI 7¢ Mey Greve and shrubbery of all kinds. x1 83: terms like rent: price $8500: $500 | BRICK—TILE ROOF ASHLAND. 4138—3-room frame; price | new Penrosr Park In Step fhe ated bear | baths, 7%” hardweod floors: everything | | s CORNER LOCATI Al cXA 401 7- new trai SIX-ROOM BUN - s WO ee all improvements in: see thenn | S7xx Shreve: 6 rooms, hot- water “heat. a nd s og ace hard G ™, ‘ y's Ty ‘c) sag FAY KUHS CO.. 10th and Chest Bungalow. with 35 rooms on the one floor | BNLC KMEY EK-FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO. So s fax 373587. | toda l tile b apie cel gg tian ze - an unroom, ALOW ST. JOH: REALTY CoO.. a estnut. ° ARLINGTON, 49°R t ath. har i ‘ar brick Hh. or los 5. Sst Charles rd. WAbash 114. office | (cB?) | hacdwood floors throushout, tile bath. hot-| —3129_ N._ Grand. COMax 32224, cuant“ deminks iakiteal tae bath, | KNICKMEVER-FLEER RLTY, AND INV. | carage to um@ich house, Mr, Stoc cmnary, aS ee S72 : Bt day and evenings. | ‘c) |GIVE AWAY PRICE ON YOUR TERMS | water Heat, Cowes ge se lot and a| ASTRA 5%84—North Pointe; 8-room bun- SUREnT En anne terms. CO.. 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. || STOCK-SCOTT RLTA. CO., Colfax 8751.) ol ” SSE F L ‘ . ee ae CAN 00 feet weil located: 9011 | searrivelL. NEW. ‘GRANITE BUNGA blocks to Bristol School. See > tke just, 2 Bt 2 baths; strictly modern. “ea8) hasdwaid | ficwue. cto ay pms. ‘ tle A. th. a ogee 94g Bp Bane gi Rag h Bho og wise — NGAL OW—S500 Lg uy ra wr house: tot Ox150; agora ~ STA. 1839—If you want to own the | _@quity: trade for auto. Qwner, WEbster | $75 PER MONTH BUY car lines. sie aes rogaa. tile bath, hardwood | etc.: on easy terms See ~~ 4 one floor: owner il] and anxf¥us to eell: co tag © for t 7-room blue cranite | modern | 3104. io S CLAY. 31 11——See rn tipe er mod- | KNICKMEYER o. iqpen. today. AND INV dos. F. Dickmann BR. E.Co.._623 qimiogion by ed Grand. LAc. 954 y y 00 front 2 —Excep Tw ern ungalow side. drive Se ‘ i =~ A . NV. ~-ocr “ : i University city lacie | 7 junaiow. omen Wk er NEW WEBSTER HOME schools. owner wants quick Sale. ” | SO SA8_ Ny, Grand, COlfax 3425-6. 5526 MAFFITT AV. NEW BUNGALOWS—SEE TODA cop { - | 2812R. — V Ebster Northwest corner Hawthorne and Bom- MORESI- PRANGE, BESSIE, 4828—New 5-room matt brick Elecant bungalow of 4 } 5735-37 Hamilton, 2 new four-room Se esir and i bath: t ng a Bm Part ave., lot 84x284; 8 rooms. sun _par- | COlfax 2315. 3119 Gened blvd, | , bungalow: modern in “every respect: two hardwood floors: practically new tie batt: | bungalows. ae. bat. furnace, hardwood |“ Aon ye | ee ene Wath: twocar orck xa. /NGALOW—Stuctco: 4 rooms and bath, | lor. hardwocel floors. hot-water heat; | COTTAGE ree-room brick; math; 2 | Blocks from the new St. Engelbert |F..J. CORNWELL RE. CO. 111 x cas ry te good t toe ner ah tly 4" —~ pe seen 88 ts se $7500: CAbany 7874M,_ {c) modern: owner leaving city. Kirkwood | close to street cars. school, churches. | car garage: lot 30x127, Reel. Church: open for inspection; terms if de- tT ae a eS ee RTWIG- DISCHINGER. 2808 N. Gren. son et: br it by ow MGPRLAIN, 6703—Nearly new, very | LUZ7W. (2) | stores, ete. EDW. L. KUHS RLTY °. ‘ aired. hes N, | ari) ' ATW = EDW. L. KUHS " COlMax 3810 F BS: ; ; ¥. compact little home: 6 rooms, hot- | COl TAGE—English; living room, dining 11 Edwin ave.. frame, 8 rooms, large | COTTAGE—3 rooms = dressing a MAY _R.E_CO.. 3548 8. Grand. LAc_ 9533 weaker halite oll aiibeey teien garage: sles i376 Bessie hay "7 seem, BARGAT sun Asrick eR al c. heat: corner lot. See. room, kitchen. breakfast nook. 2 ee: half block from street car. Open " BU NGALOW—New 5S — > oN a ae Phone HUmbolt 1300" garage: Sssuu | SU8¢a¥, 5 15 WALTERS REALTY C sPath. furnace, garage: price $3200; terms. | "hareain; owner: terme, CAlens Ocoon | GIBBS HAAKE RB. CO FOREST 2284 carly: Saas ee, Se Tv ? G7 Ione tj st ska 4 4 s ‘ “14 a J . y ; 9 , = . —_ ae 2 ‘ »* U > 3 sont econ inge. hark, | FOREST oR : —— EDW. L. KURS RLTY. CO. GArfield 3810, | BUNGALOW—6 rooms, tile bath, hard- Kingshighway und Maffitt pl. (ea) | “°° CagirieH, Grand and. Sullivan Y Soors. built-in tub, hot-water heat; go orange 9 gel aie —_ “Dandy new brick, 6 SHERWOOD FOREST EDNA. 8915—For sale or trade: 4-room | ,“°04, floors, garage- small down pay- — §210 MAFFITT AV PRETTY BRICK—ONLY $5500; T i fren Pershi Sdanal. owner ask- ile Walis In bath: 3-car garage: 637 S. Rock Hill: lot 90x200- bungalow, bath and furnace: 3-car ga- ment. 7008 Lexington. PArkview 6025R, FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, TILE BATH, a , m Pe ng r K ultra modern: 313.000 (cO0 ot 90x20 Colonia! BU - 4601 hirley pl.: 5 rooms and bath, : wants offer ait = Cost) type home. This last word in a fine home : Neel, bUNGALOW—o rooms, sun parlor, hard ee FLOOR, FURNACE, SLATE basement. furnace: pretty neighborhood: RS TY & MOR TGAGE CO.. gy romero ae : 36U (Webster Groves)—Resi- | of 8 booms 2-car garage: reasonably } KU HS_ RLTY. CO. LINDELL T7800 wood floors. tile bath: ideal neichbor- OF: GARAGE, convenient to transportation; $5500; termes. Chestnut st. Main 4°60. | acai ie > Sooma, “Sate. Holland furnac,e ed: oc upied by owner. 4216—Well-built G-room frame: | Bood. Box H-210, Post-Dispatch. (c99) HART WIG-DISHINGER, 2808 N. GRAND, | OHMEYER REALTY . COlfax 2850. BIT. 70i1—Bungalow,; love iy d-room | or on Sew eg beng larger place SUT, oH S HAIL. LER R. EB. CO.. 807 Chestnut Fiat ee furnace: lot 40x115: gran- eet rooms. peactee Orie : five | —— Bt . oa on top 5 rooms: % | Florissant & Union. Onen Sunday and eve. : giric rn, only $6250. Terms. | oF ——— —em itoid basément; five doors from Harrison oms down, three up: hot-water heat. tile | —. ingshighway N, E. Open. CAb- ORKING AN’s CHANCE and | ee tly modern, only $6%0 erm KERRUISH PL. 231——Dandy —— $500 Cash, Balance Like Rent School; shades: screens; $5000; terms to | bath. lavatory on first floor: truilf-in fea- | aus 8190. eA... goo cothiiae: $500 cash wif rn RELL SS iaieinmtormeatonsins Po home: ‘only $11,000. See theese eat homes in beautiful Biack- responsible party. ee tures: hardwood floors: lot 100x250: over | MIMTA, 5707 wee oh 4 rooms, int | handle: near Fairrrounds. E. Bey 08 ioe ead breakfast room on command-| = S. ¢. MORFIT, 718 KE. Bis Bend rd, | mer place. 250. 260 and 270; each lot 90x | GREENLEA, 4015—-5 rooms, street and a5 fruit trees. erapes. chicken house and} 66°8x118't. Price 50, STRODT- | GIBBS-HAAKE R. €0.. sun parlor, hardwood na ro corner lot: has large rooms and spi- | 161. Open for inspection today. alley mete: close So eyhen Park: fine | “2 double _¢ garage. 6140 Emma. (c00) | & STRODTMAN R. E "CO. 3607 North 7) — L large _basemen is and hot-water heat: closets; sun room has Muréenv bed: | 419 LEE AV : EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & | location, Kru BUNGALOW—New 5-room frame bun- Broadway. 2737 Arlington: 4 rooms, bath, garage: xl law": —~ shr ubbe ‘. in eaieriwood floors throughout. het-water | Beer ae CALMER._INC,, 817 Chestnut, STICK COT RL TY. €0., COlfax 8751. anni ei: water, gus. electric, garage; lot | MIMIKA. 5626-28 (near. West Florissant | street and alley made; will trade for va- clusive bungalow di inguee: slate roof, copper spuut: ag and; ™* A CLASSY BRICK | HOMES TO SELL EBERT. 1926—5) ms, garage; price 38x160; price $2000; with $500 cash,| av.)—You will look no further after see- | cant flat in a nice location, soth can be boug ne, tile walls and floor in bath: house | h~—~ 4 . en as . He2000. STRODTMAN & STRODIMAN R. | Balance like ee” will rent to respon- | ing these brand-new all-matt brick bun- | STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. COlfax at a bareain: cwner, MD vacant and can be seen Suaday cr ty | 5 ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH. We have them. All sizes, all prices, all | E. CO.. 3607 North Broadway. Ee rey negroes SPQ) Jen- | calows: Heodera bn every Smeal: Sade coe OWNER ANXIOUS TO 3490 PINE GROVE peinunen Hot-water heat, hardwood _ floors styles. We can match your taste and pock-| HORNSBY, 1003—5- x nings ra. COitax 298 struction. good neizhbor ood and #1000 5O01L Wret ay - los 5 3 : ax REALTY & MORTGAG Q bi ached garage; 75x150. It's | etbook. Terms from nothing d ll at arty o——o-room «= matt ric BU Re tow baie style —room | cheaper than anything like it. Price es Oe See ae rooms, all m P avoNpan. 4 i EC yath, attached garage; lot 7oxlo0. 3 | €tdook, ms othing down to a hardwood floors; corner lot; 4#5-foot " a ‘ | —" ‘ . é ag : é * aah O22 ’ { =. é ‘ ae a- jy— 4 FFE 2909 N. Un : sy te 7116 KINGSBURY | met ott Ms plock east of Rock Hill road. | Water: neat, L-car a oo Pig LINTON. 4341—S-room a TT ge 4650W. direct from owner. Colfax rane: street "and alee made: close 10 ‘in 53020 Shehee en (0 . rar wy Amens: 5 and sunroom: garage, | #2'© o%ter x i ' = ; n 46 , >aut avite oF e e: terms r pecking. Si ’ . Se r. “ot 9700 . ON EASY PAYMENTS . | 444 taall: 4 this beautiful 6-room Colonial home at| eondition: electric. gas. water, garage: | EDW. L. KU HS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7806 4823 PENROSE ST, . ‘kK, SCOTT BLY. co. COlfax SOMEWAY, 3 MASON AV. 061—North of Marshall; 4 | 25 Austin place. Only 114 years old, and ade : 250 frame: 45°22 Rosewood .... > Rs ree & rooms and sun Pa tile bath. | roaeme: room for bath: lot ,6x134. bar- | on the prettiest yy e a a, dg = t 00: $390 cash, bal- eS ee 5456—6 rooms and hall. tile This peachy new 5-room_ bungalow. con- HIGH2 N.S inabons | rd. . make offer: owner but delightful! Be- roonmis, tile bath, furnace. garage: large | 31279 N. Grand Olfax 34°5-6. ct 9 N. Grand. col ifax 3425-6. roof. Ruud heater: 40- foot lot. Be eure ge: iarce ana urnace; garage: ned in perch: copper eutiers: lot 50x —e ~, — : Saeed Ei) iv Fn? BIG BEND lot; exceptionally well built; bargain. In- | COTE BRIT. LIANTE Bea ~ ‘mors = ! a ane E. 3433—-See this new modern | tO see this. ly papered and painted; Al shave: rame; 4233 bavenwo ; Open today, Te) | Jas ¢ MORFIT, 718 E. Big Bend ra. |. avire within Easy terms, (c62) | rooms, bath. gas. eR hag e , J Be Brick bunvalow. LICKLIBER R. E .CO., BUSH-BORNA. MAin 65374 (Ss KLAUBER- 6243 r . 62 85 : es ri, S RATFORD. 586—It 5 you are looking for NEWPORT LKB6 G-room home modern. y our Dream Picture Of A Home PARNELL 3934— Brick cottage. o rooms. double garage. FOres. 5849. {c) STOP PAYING RENT LO! ELA 3503 Reantp to VO 2% "gel home, was designed by a ome | “eash harzain: convenient to bus To} udsiairs: 2% finished basement rooms: | COTTAGE—6 rooms. bath. laundry: —~ | PINE GROVE, 3631—6 and = sunroom: Beautiful new bungalow, 4 rooms, bath, lor it t ' ; . rer. ae» this bungalow today; owner will | Smucpc = : oe -'| Can Be Real In Webster Groves | bath_and e! lectric. gain for fo ee ee >. screened porch: all modern: | lot. | furnace, browntone electric fixtures, art- or, no water eat. 2 4 pw CYRUS CRAN | NEWPORT 471—6-room home garage quick sale: exchange 1 : Pp : Re i 04. S aes)? WILLMORE OR-/; *“ : 1 PENROSE, 4117—Frame cottage, all con-|or »bungalow on South Side. Owner, 3306 | shrubbery. flowers, shade trees. Mr. glass windows, Gilsenite roof, guaranteed b rr - y ‘ . . ee NIZATION, INC, 72¢ - | ghade trees. cood transportation: near Everrone has a picture of an_ ideal : - war air ; I 1) Delmar. (c) Ben It will pay you to look at this, home tucked away in some brain corner. veniences: close. to stores, churches, | 5. 13th. (c99 STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. COlfax 8751. | oy Bh naiiggem seg # place to raise . . NITY. Fa2—5 ealfas on ; : - : - schools: bargain UO cash. (c76) gt > ' kame te ‘LOVE aT 5 rooms: Richmond Height “See bath. z—3 P00 ms. breakfast room. | Gaq--asO—LNew ~@ rooms. price greatly | OF aulet evenings we like to bring it out gain $45 8 16) | a383 CLPLES PL PLOVER, 4566—5 rooms; modern: easy : ioht - eee | ; - 6 atte : ° - arm Nigar s easy terms. 2 . priced right: easy | sedieed: convenient transportation. (c62) ong an and dream. PENROSE, 4117—Frame cottage. all con- $6750: terms: lot 26x115: 1-story, 4. | terms. _COlfax 4508M., {e) |} J Inquire 5422 Robin E E By ne ~ ae. : sd . . . ~ r sad oC rn * -_- NS . 4 ‘1 eme city: gg i i ch mon FEN. 3155 8 GRAND. LAC. 8008 | OAKWOUD, 533 — 7-room = residence; come crue. ne age y Be ge FO ae mnagy gy $4500' — — cleceries png F or furnace: Goeth: yf tk UF Te gg Ro aay Eg SEF. EL Ww OrTICE ve : ill 7 3 : ~ : . or . 5] . = - « . - . : ‘ ra ; 7 . moat desirable home. 7 ncruse Home BP Bane AM | ion. Te le bun teat heat: | ber of, places ready to Getotione them | PENROSE, 4144—4-room brick: hot-water wey £ Bl ARE & ARO. 815 Chestnut et. ment: streets and alley made: bargain: notte ht tingtens. a th rooms and music GOPTAGE axe wouth, 8 roome nie 9440. . tastll ' —_— - | uo , ze a rarare 2RS i —! y vv : $45 . Q-car garage: lot A : peautifull z of 9 rooms: all vate Med gy Page nog | lot 75x20: price right. WEbster gee that is what you have been looking for aoe Ps ge gg Owner has reduce ficara. hare eo 7 yey SA hardwood fan 43 =o 7 payment wner: $4500. COl-| nace:' fruit cellar and coal bin; marble laniscapes | pga ey | Soret , Re ‘Webster away from the busy | WANSTRATH Florissant _& __Warne wee or: KMEYER-FLEER RLTY. ey INV. A ase ROBIN, 5018—4 rooms, bath, gas, electric, day and make your “ciler! tameas ir. BREDELL AN Wis PON Bungaleg : ‘ ((IBES-HAAKE R. CO.. 99 y rs = > S mn 3129 N. Grand. Colt: 25- furn 5 : Mr. new 5-room: all conveniences: ot BOekt a Kineshichway. FOrest 2284. (SO) | 21 PAPIN tiful ag cogs Se Ayah soclyge Piygy Bo ‘ta ys a Sebouier: heat, hard: EMERSON, 5516—5-room “ i brick trees: Brapes, gerden and ‘chicken house: | K k WL KUMS RLTY. col woo? floors and basement; & | RESIDEN > Six rooms. semi-bungalow. excellent con- 3 tion fr he = 7 Ano oO ~- . AVS: open or aeraeiar n ¥ RER RE +. matt rick bungalow; large lot; @@ 22 Melrose av. gy gy | house: strictly mode i Webster Gone are sure to please t! most exactine EDW. ¥. KUHS RETY, CO, LINDELL 7 $500 down. COlfax 1934W os. SRCRAMENTA A507 Bnealows U rodine | _PRosvect 1519-1520, ALTY | + : 019 suburban home-seeker. Let us show vou je Sarare: org owner. Uetion, 2-car garage: one block north Mo_WEhater_2i= ————s i this. heantifaul community. SARAH, 1909 N —Dandy 6-room brick, ERA. 0743—0-room bu: igalow, bath. fur-|,tile bath. hot-water heat. hardwood SEE THESE BEFORE BUYING 0 rooms: : 2; up-to-dal B Olive Street rd. See this for a bar- | PASADENA. Pt rooms, sunroom and WFRSTER GROVFS TRIVST CO. Realtors bath. sheds: bargain. Call Lindell 3067, | _D°°¢?. electric. ete.: terme, | floors, 2-car garage: only $0500, STRODT- New 4-5 a reem med brick ben- and FOUSE— 7T86¢ ' : _ Owner } t ech: 60x150; dandy stucco FnDWw mt i 6 Hiland_7 — se TONG CANNOL apow. ie laces eee se Serchs a 459 E. BIG BEND RD. FOSK ix: -GABBERT-SLATTERY. ao ; 35, aE = RETY. C0.. Lindell 7800 | MAN & STRODTM. AN R. E. CO.. 3607 | gaiows in Motor Heights, St. Louis MEIN. , UNIV —- yas’ ¢. MOPF iT 718 KE. Bie Bend rd. : We have just listed this beau- 1917 N. SARAH—83750 RA. 5+06—Cottage: 4 rooms: every con- | a- : —_ Goodfellow: well built: h ground Be eroeass: gee parlor. breakfast rou .. NE Pe AEY PARK. Tipe e heart of 4 tiful 6-room brick bungalow; I-story 5-room brick cottage: basement: | Venience; vacant Sept. 1..CAbany 7154. |SAN FRANCISCO, 4928 — 5-room bunga- | northwest residence district: also a few hot-water heat: —_ ~ &§ 1st4eg alow I ars. RESIDENC K—For = in FEB m4, =n sooms aii on one floor: has | Clectric: garage, Owner. there. (c99) | low; all modern. See owner. (c) — lots left in this subdivision: easy rage : anxiou to sell: business a. rooms, p- Ems wor ad} } hagas? $ ies “senensy yo seversthing: ae beautiful tiled kitchen and ‘path: JOHN _S. BLAKE & PRO.. S15 Chestnut, EUCLID. 4242 NORTH.—New modern 5 :, 1935 SEMPLE. » off ne withir | modern: latest come he. ble garaces: | elish Seay ay seg Ally wl | novee of very best construction on a fine SCHILLER. 602—as5-room cottage: piponi bungalow. insnect and make offer Five rooms. sleeping porch. hardwood DORMER REAL ROTATE SONPANY. Px Bs and churches, prove “9 el Near DeOrELAND & TUAEFA BRING R. E.. lot: very convenient location. Call THEO. gents MAN . Bergain.. Me 4 af oe ig Wagner. 3163 S. Grand. PRoe mg oy par 9 interior; thoroughly mod- Sth st., 4 _ 9092. bs Be ak Sr YN iW, MAin 4900 T 1610_Chemical_Dlde-—(c) | R. PEEL. go ag Chestnut, or 46 | Co’, 3607 North Broadway. FARLIN. 4050—5 rooms; matt brick Ti WALTER KOLLAS, 616 Chestnut. _ 5 ROOMS anGANNS, MTs. 1130-¥ ; Union. (c) | TREMRBI RY-WILSON RK. E By a tok | os ‘Lockwood, Webste SULLIVAN. 3712—5-room Ll one around: modern in every respect: 6 sold. | SHERRY. 6129—New 5-room matt brick. 8616 ay SP ORIMA NT Tie Gath. tile “ bungalow. wr sale or rent: 5-room Write for map of Webster and © "ta 8) | ‘ electric, hot and cold wat 1 Jeft: fine location tiled bath. hardwood floors. streets and | roof. modern. earage: easy terms arranged. Brec i locption $8500: rent $75. on Sy CAL: 5 —_ fe OSAGE HILLS #y HILMER, DUTTON & NENLENBRINCK. STOCK-SCOTT RT". CO.. COlfax 8751. walks 2 Bia Drive over Goodfellow. to 4 ROOMS, BRICK. 4 ° i. - = _ r ” } build One ams co02) | B19 Rompart: A roams. sicam heat. a tg FRVIORT AON Makers Beroom bite: | hot Rrti_—Coitace; new B-room frame: | qnwn’ balance $50 tonth. S| gesnn: BOREN—Sirietly modern: price ot ‘01 8 , Bg new -reom brick bun- 11° N. Rock Ifill: 6-room. stucco. HOMES big bareain. Call Lindell "206 — ww WT kant. ae autos " = % ars A PeTRL HORS st. FOrest 1°94 KOERT RK. E. CO., 0 OPEN SUNDAYS. . Belzer. tat are u + Pirmouth 5° nok od Ww. _W. BROW > 6 Va ans See the two new rock homes, one on SKIN-GABBERT-SL ATTERY. locations GaSaes Wl ure cost @ineoont on a eng te noe ge oe tee a bm ropa Mur- K : a rooms modern. $1250 RUY \ aap | sia a rr ‘ymer " eitin in _ or a a phy _ bec yeat furnished: janitor service: LOOK ree THESE : : " é ' the Osage Country Club. Thev GHEOBATD. 1015—Beautiful 8-room bun payment, nothing down and = ‘ 2 : os rooms ma 0 Farris dlace 5 rooms. modern, Porest-covered ot, 186180; nort Rock weet eT being built oF cones ge — oye Rye a. vase po. cin 9 A mg nen th. : —_ FINBERG & JONES. sm ORS, gion of tee tan te ee av a rig acon St. , rs. Also the one on Big Bend an sage | est p nS uls: riooKing the : 3 = FOrest_ 8762 09 N. Union. (c) ; fi) : road. Webster Groves: 15 oaks anit | crs n f I R. Apve estic Mississippi. All odern improve- | | re 762. oore: in good condition: double garage. TS y Y elms on lot: only parteof lot lays well Trail. They, ate aitterent. Ww. Lockwood. aan Gherches and aie auhante one os ' ‘FLOY AV... half! block ||| SHULTE. $010--a-room stucco. bath and 3104 Abner pl. (1 block west of Union’): aon OUR Lt LOT CLE AR? see siganeary. ésen Webster block. Builder and owner leaving erty. i ; south of Florissant, one j/{ furnace. pretty home of 5 well-arran : > Ss, LOOMIS. MAIn ~3:>. —_—_—- Must be seen to be appreciated. COlfa | block east of Goodfellow; | | KAHL BRUFSEKE RFALTY C?.. nace | hardwood floors: 3 year ioe bag ~ build, finance the entire —TRRISTOr SCHOOL, DISTRICT 2 Our New List 37072. beautiful, new bunealow: 3938 W. Florissant. COlfax tal Sst Greer; 6&6 rooms, “furnace, 3 ga- oY B pane and specifica- - N i : ; ; me | eparTDninG =A Colt - | ra w fornahed i i MOP N 5-ROOM BRICK A? UNIVERSITY, 2506—Stone-front tine ff & rooms: hardwood floors SPALDING (05— t age, 4 rooms: ite Bartm - on CHESTNUT. (080) — HE AT: $8750. W Just Off the “ across from church. throughout; latest built-in ||| , frame. al conveniences. PArkview hardwood floors “Zcae rich brick ~~~ te . ’ Ca — : cae features: $500 cash. bal- FLBURNS. , FICE “I 4 gs and our sales 2 Press 7S WORKING MAN READ THIS '| ance like rent. Salesmanthere today. | | 4816 SPALDING - MAin Crest av.; tg whdetty ine WRITE ‘hom nes. OF rico Realter Includes Map of condition: $200 down, 828 and path: f “es Rs kad cia ier xt ge f° ++ wieoeme modern bungalow: price NORTH SIDE BUNGALOW s all modern and in splendid | WEBSTER GROV "ES TRUST Cc Webster IRGROUN D: BUNG Ww iI 20Sh SS. Grand, saseoner re | CIRBSTTAAKE, R. CO. FOREST 2284/0865) |). 5: te Goodfellow: 4-room modern brick § hoot only 2 blocks: immediate | - BiYS It contains many beautiful homes at 4204 Kossuth: 4-5 room, hot-water heat, UST LISTE 3957 BT. FE AND tog ob sleeping room: sungem. tile tA ICK. 1010 ed for quick jeld 1427, Fifty-foot a, lot North and Sonth prices that we can freely recommend. | tile bath. hardwood floors. 2-car garage: | GARESCHE. 6144—6 rooms. hot-water 4-room “frame cottage: hath: electric ; DOaT-Main 1 ‘an ee rat $0125 its car. ameeenut, GArtield m;t Be _ ad. Webster. _ Joins on. Wrst- | Won't you let us send one _to your ad- | fine location, Mr. : a heat. tile bath. hardwood floors. l-car|fnrnace: 2-car garage: in first class con- 2 ~ Fe m . ; PER MON . ILD =NGLISH 1 ey JESIGN | house mot; Bir Bend road. A. S. LOOM- | dress or call at our Webster Branch: Office | STOCK-SCOTT RL TY. CO. COLFAX 87 251. | brick garage: lot SOx220. Mr. JH. |dition. | Beautiful Holly Hills 50 CA H, $75 PER inet . , {Is MAin’ 2 O47 | ‘for one and while there look over the CICK SALE WANTED. Meinell r KORTE. 110 N. 8TH, MAIN 4258-59 $200 CASH INGTON D : ye. new, : a PACK AGh—vOU WIN. photos of our listings. You will be glad 4343 Kossuth: brick cottage: 4 large | STOCK- SCOTT RLTY. €0.. COMax BI5L. | oT LOvIS. 4598—4-room brick cottage. TON—4 Bungalows BUYS 7400 ARL 3 ! we in- | he ne the owner of 833 Atalanta: - re EabOO. pom og ~ge ~~ ag ae a GENEVIEVE, 5453—New. modern 4-room | al] conveniences. Mr. Horstsmann, icy. el peligro —— 3975 DOVER PL. RICHMOND HEIGHTS Ey pec, Banoo oe - — 4 oy oo TH — bP eee Tin tohoatiele. ee ee eee ee Ph ea wanes “yi we i* pareve ae a | EDW. 1. KUHS mip Oe Lgosels 7000. — a rooms. bath. electric. Ae fine a mag neater at as ever e § 4 v7 oor ‘ oF if = ay 47 1 Sues 7 oa NO " | , "Tice S200: © : OTe Seven-room California ow, - piri 1321 BOTT REALT vip larce shade a Alp EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. (0. COLFAX 3810 iT. LOUIS. , ¥ bunga easy terms arranged. =" we . copper r CO.. | " RUTY. , ? 4 SM low eee, refrigeretion: No. 250 Frisco av Lu “Sabeieme, a pores ee, ‘Sota: 1038 SEAR RAL DEN brick cottage: Src sore RL wy. oo ONES oot frame: $4550. —- ~ rable ti neater: 2-car garage: & | half-finished house smal! * terms. CAbany 7870W fc) | bath, furnace. street and. alley made; 45-1t. | “Ur. hardwood floors. tile datin fur THR SM vies soomss mae sedi a reasonable price lot 6 ih ‘te nossession. A. 8S. LOOMTS. | LHWIs 1530 (Wells 1330 “wellston)loct roo m residence. lot: price richt. Mr. 3 Tee x 381 nace: street and alley made: excellent lo- KNICKMFY ER. FIEER. rt Y & INV. CO. tak enneriy: kei astone:; 3 tr N. 7th Room 215 9 EDW. | KUHS RETY. CO. COLFAX : lock ¢ ’ Open Sun- : rooms: bath. eas and electric: let 50125 SPERRY- RUTH. 110 mF "TH Rs BUNGATA WARGATN furnace. newly root lot. $50 "painted: ;. COUN BARG eation: =. “ei ttt ear line, Ope Pen e99) 31°9 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. with ean abundance ef fruit ané VE RES SCE ll rst NEA an wes TER anc “ike rent. 8 x Shounen. sth PA acres with 6-room bungalow: bath: day. _COlfax 91051, ———— | THRUSH 5442—New 4room modern | trees: owner will show NEA ) ( : , - | WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnu Sere , R WEBSTER Delmar, - mace: corner lot, near car line and bus 507 3 GEN EV IEV frame bungalow, furnace. bath, garage mi LUSIVE RESIDENCE. terrace. off Laclede | SGUNT. 6 TT (Wellston)——S-room house: line. Mr. Neel 4-room bungalow: bath and furnace; | "ssonege Nive ins, TRUST. 00. PRICE, $5300 A Westmorcland @rive; lot , HD 1 * Wa P. a |bome, in il conSO0 nh “ter! append Orest_1000___ Union and Loute. 4958 Genevieve: 4 large rooms: beth, ac. - - i to sel] at with terme. = senate ; ; : win DO REAL ESTATE C0. i My tae 5. | | nob sroeme and breakfaat ronmn. ttle bath. WENZLIcK, 1010 Chestnut, “Gar. 1427 ¢ sakes aol on ee, TODAY ter. | OOFRRON, Seat sO een, Smet Saree CAbany 3068. fixtures sewer. water MY aan erE0— Modern 6-room stucco hot-water heat, hardw core. GLENMORE. 7005—5 rooms. tile bath. | nace- beautiful vard- 30x138 feet. a re 2407 N. Rroadwa;s ss ature on Cabe stone: . : @-car garage: large lot: rent : also hardwood floors, gas. electric. water. | nickun at $4700. Eo : , ; 7S00: -small cash havment: ¢ 3 : Abany 6361, 4114 Carter av. 3 rooms, tile bath, |*wer: larce sleepin= porch front or Tear: | WENZLICK, 3010 Chestnut. GAr._1$27, GOING TODAY — ’ = make ¢ offer Open -* 2S onvenient i> stores, | hot-water heat. 2-car garage. side drive; aprage 7 ; °* | CNION, 3309—5-room brick: hardwood 5-Room B k H t W t H T 4 SEE waren 3 NEW S11_Chestnut_ MAin_1275 schools and “churches 2 blocks from Eae- also SS eli one OLSE—) reoms: hardwood floors: thor path. electric. Lear carace. street and|5-Room Matt Brick ungalow j r F. GR 799 —_—_—e EEE = varietics. ~room ungaiio oughly modern: price $5500: terms. Box | lev mace terme. Owner wants offer In the new &t. Thert's Parish , ar2 AVENUE i tn. A. ROEBL. Realtor. - AGES ment. furnhkce. city electric and water and, .! Enge > . liie TI K-89). Post-Dispatch, _ ’ or og KINGSBU RY BIL. bs : BUNGALOWS AND CO large —. wilt eae for single fiat AC — “at? Soar on “Hon: © ; 1. CO Ptedell TNO. ee ay, oo thie Sooty” Situated a here e htS B-room = residences | SEE THESE or Sale north. Hors on - as ware , : ; room made ro brick bungalow: taken vn | TRIOS S086 N ie room frame cottage kNick weve a “trranzemen ee 7 4) 9 EN FOR NSPECTION. COTTAGE—3 foo rooms. wases. electric, tur- | EDW. TL. 2 RUNS Bt i wiry mi en a foreclosure. sell cheap. Easy monthly hath het-water heat. lar garage: close £0, nai ad RET, ANG. rev. CLAYTON ROAD a and location. (|? nace, finished concrete basement. garage of ‘e: let 29.8x103- ment. Open today. to schoole and churehes; good terms. Mr. raraces. c arr: Hi fromt. plenty of trees and ehub- $6500: easy two. TERRACE terms to suit, ee it yore Swit bers po Ae sidewalk. near stores, echoo!. story. b-room brick residence: all conren- re NNERLYT, 10—Cottage: 4 rooms: i er | modern: 008 ‘condition: garace: price : : : 2800 Relt. modern Kh reom brick ae 6 . n for inepection ) lets. F line, “ete. Sie oeaoye B there, Sue 30 condition : must be sold. Own QsAnO- terme. AMADA i am iroom frame in gy Fe aa e A. & G. RB. BULLOCK : 2 ne easy cemaition. OT AKE . RIS Chestnnt at west © heat; within pe Thy distance of Saee oe garage, owner 1 ak . in sad YRHOFER | CAbany 7120. Hill Bie Rend rd.. oF Fh Southeast won Clayton 4 excellent cond if you a are, nterested SEE eon) trees back, Forzesr one , west of 4 > 7 Fullterton Bldg. Kheffield. then one block w KA Co.. 1 Baston “Opes : 5 rooms, hardwood floors, bath. hot- | bath, curage. sewers; $500 dows, Secri- | schoo's. Ny Mr. Krueger. very modern, double ley roid. Saleaman 08 propels MAPS SSR are —— ae — block ‘south to wore ig Bend reed. CURRAN water Seat; gulag. Owner, Colfax 1476). | fies. STOCKSCOTE WLIW, 00. COttax 8751. | KORTE. 110'N. #5 JOSEPH . CO. 1

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SUNDAY, AUGUST. 21, Today. = ha e; Wanted, ‘and Bangalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences I For Sale 4 : 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sole, E xchange, —= + 2 a COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AND came om BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES DUNGALOIWS aoe shea Southwest Southwest Southwest WEST, 53xx—4-room brick: hot-water “COTTAGE—$122 ee ee nee ST. LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH. _ 8B ee ent er BUNGALOWS “AND COTTAGES For Sale South 6046 go gg ey 4 rooms, hot-water heat: single ‘garage: price SiS00 00; SR BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale For Sale NDON PL... 33—5-room brick: all eaproverents and conveniences: low price. See owner Sunday. (c) BLOW, 5211 room frame cottage, bath; ; i HOLLY 1 RRALTY Co e rape arbor: good condition. | A.MAYER on the Gravois —_ || == 3X UNSEf Si | gtipea alee emer BUY LIKE RENT. "| BUNGALOW—Southampton; brick; new; | : SLAND. Sa | 5146 Cologne: @ rooms: sacrifice if sold before school BLOCK WEST McCAL xs ~. ys iH awe basement er, starts. Riverside 4819J. (c) Brand. -new 5-room mer ARRANGE ) E. J. SCHNEIDER. R) ? ? ? ° ° WHY WORRY: BUNG ALLOW Bie Sarre in new, erschs S- 54a asst 7: ER. Ai Iverside 3240 Ay Eg will suit: THE oe ine hE HOM ST. JOHN 3 OD, BUYS 4549 Newport—5 rooms, modern. If you have a clear lot he will Finance and Build for you. Plans and Specifications free. Come and talk with him. He is a Builder and Realtor. leaving torn. Also attractive furnitu "00 Lansdowne L HOME on): 9 48 re Terrace—6 rooms, arranged Riverside 4616-4617 4608 GRAVOIS South Ee lor ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALOWS © LAWN AVENUE—NORTHAMPTON one room building in rear: (BLOCK WEST OF 3600 SOUTH KINGSHIGHWAY) aati — water. 252156: LAciede terms. TONY HURLEMAN, Grand and Arsenal. hai! ATE STK 3 rooms, first floor: Sarees: all streets made $ TO 8U 4LTOR. BUILD- 5452 Gravois. _ BUYS. PARISH. a "$5300 COTTAGE—5_ rooms. basement, bathroom. priced te sell: .s. Dr ive to arom: ee 161x120: lots of fruit trees, meen Tey block west. electric;, Al _ condition.|; EUGENE F. PALKENHAINER, Reaitor. PROEBL. “5306 ‘Heege rd. Start 8300 wr Ps 1501 Locust st SOUTHAMPTUN BUNGALC Very desirable location: bloc Cathiic church and school; public school. Two-story bath and reception hbali: screens, hot water heater. ; meta] weather strips: double garac®: . must sell immediate! 200. 5014 Bancroft av. Riverside 1996-W. Show Sunday or evenings only. See this today $i00 CASH DOW 6-ROOM BL Ab heyy ARSENAL Hot-water heat. ——— he ga :- front reh: nee like peut kview 7O27M Garfield 8015 TODAY Ss aot SGATOW BARGAINS J SULD 3 ioe et ee . eet ee > te. muet go. Phone Hichland 423 30. ‘ _ ot-water heat, oi come to 10 p.m, or all day Srnday aun niane) iret af lawn and Be ae 4508 ranged fies Mor anford — 8& rooms, families: investment and % 9 Rhee eee. Ae. ome EE hom 46xx Wesselintint rooms, modern, g00d condition R REALTY. WONDER ALL GOOD BU LAST WORD IN MODEiN SQUIPMENT. mi ete near Milentz; hardwood fioors, hot {~. _ street and &@i- jot 36x125. R&S, 7i Grarnis. 13-inch furnace: Riverside 43 DEVONSHIRE. Spl brick, 4 rooms: bath: sunroom; | earage. Street made. Bargain. | DEV ag ttn A ogg —— brick bul act. “ Ral "KOU RKE.. "RE ALTORS, Riverside 431 5471 Gravois. 5707 DEVON SHIRE AV. Come out today. look this 5-room bun- galow over, then make vour offer; will be sold today. FEDERER REALTY CO. PRospect 1510. 2610 Gravois av. DEVONSHIRE, 5508-10—3 and 4 double exceptionally f s; hard Saeed een: h, %” hard ° some tile ba DER Realto : rw ock foundation. El verside 34713 oak stairways. meavy © 1 nae made. s giving vie ESTHER, 2157—Bungalow; in Clifton , Heights; 5 dandy rooms, first floor: space for rooms on second floor; one year old; hardwood floors, tie bath: garage: all ‘conveniences. See owner Sunday, ({(c) Today ’s Best Bungalow Buys | 5668-74 FINKMAN Bi! ~ “IL ail “ Pe again em inte on ree, . Ye ar eng Otay = . et “aes — . Se ee et eS taente: Ihre Serer sore) f ‘ . modern ly ‘hile: rooms Michigan just North of ’ Bates: rooms. sun po Carondelet Court; 8005 Gravois: finished FRIE REAL ROSEWELL. 3644—4 rooms, bath, nace: electric: large lot. SALSBURGER, “6932——New brick banga- — ag ~ porch: strictly modern: rea odmer, LAciede 6648. (ce) SEIBERT. “$240—4-famiiy duplex, all con- veniences: $17,50U. for particulars call Riverside 3720W. (c2) SIGEL, #8xx—A rare opportunity: 5- room modern frame bungalow, wiih ga- res ats wr Renner don't miss this. Box yA ost-Dispatch me SPRING 3746 S.—New 5 room bungalaw, soso. 5 "SEE UB. large stone porch; all conveniences. (cl) $621 S$. Grand. LAclede 5040,” tc) fe) SPRING. 3544 3S—Dandy 4-reoom brick: 00 rooms, reception hall bath, eoeree Cvegpe sum porch, 12x20; PRICE REDUCED $o inclosed s ping | terms: will submit offer. J , a SNIGEK, Mealior, 728 Chestant.| ow modern in’ extsy. detail... oppose Christy reek lagoons: 162 Kingshigh- oor: furnace, hot; EK. P, SEN? alley made: near TAFT. 4372—Bungalow: modern br ick; 5 cv9) Way Southwest: open Sunda ‘ 41427 a rfiel at and sunroom; dandy bargain. st WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut — — 4618—Cottage: vat urmmace: garage; owner. TENNESSEE, 5039—5 rooms. tile bath, BARGAIN BUNGALOW genes: garages, Mrs. Brown. LAclede $37 MONTH a4 New: 4 rooms, tile bath, oak floors; frame: 4631 Alexander av.: 4 blocks east Oo TEN? NESSEE. 6i50—Newly finished six. ry ee SMIT e968) FYLER, 6824—o rooms. modern, complete 7250. Owner transferred to Chicag0./ these bargains codne. ix ge Ae west of ipepection ; price J eo ye een KRA REAL . 7 ran . TENNESSEE, 6109—Must sell new bun-| OPEN FOR INSPECTION | N. 5. WOOD, 706 Chestnat. Office 208. yet: ,CECILIA’S PARISH. ~ ~ = 607 F : ‘ GRESHAM, 5229—New 4 rooms, garaze. assen: 5 rooms. modern. hot-water street and alley made. Riverside 6643M. and sun room, weather- ~~™ for the money. Uisiana; cozy § rooms: modern:/| GRESHAM, 4219—Modern 4-room bunga- - gust sell this month: low. tile bath, screened-in back porch: 6542 Maurice av., just west of Watson hardwood floors: beautifully decorated. Nn and St. Lewis Bus line: new 4-room ff Rengel-Weber. 3539 S Grand. LAc. 9543. GRESHAM. 5267——5-room modern brick | {7@me bungalow; modern design: complete § ‘| bath with built-in tub: furnace. electric, LOOK! ONLY $6000 aay for suepeetion $1000 down: open Suni etc.: lot $0-foot front: just what you Seven-room frame bungalow, two floors, WATS \-0 ROURKE. REALTORS have been looking for: termes like rent. garage; forced to sell on account of sick- Iverside 4310. 5471 Gravoi Open Sunday, 2 to 5 sa'cloc . ness. Bee 5511 8. 37th st. today. Owner = 6318 MAURICE AV. : — may REAL BARGAIN BUNGALOWS pr: $3 bom TOMBRIDGE AGENCY. 5843 to 6063 HAMPTON AV. This is "another pretty bungalow AM, 1025— cating _ ssn : = im G) m rooms and sun parlor, tile bath. furnace. ae. GARAGE; TERMS. LACLEDE ort : ce ietee verside 5700. eramec Five r i in : % e: nienMeeet bargain South ay & to and anxious to TODAY’S BEST BUY tiful. Woodland Park: as low as’ $6500: 13 This is on a curving street in Pasadena Park, and it’s just as attractive as it sounds. The hardwood floors. etc.; price is low: small —— payment, balance monthly; owner will | HerEFORD. IDAHO. . ll cee : hall, steam heat: gara e brick bungalow: 5 rcoms: garage: 4724 Kichelberger: opposite beautiful highway Dusees to. Lisette, 6100 Kings: | HAUER- LUST RANDLE. BEALTOSS, $5750. 0. J. McCAW balan wt oy $ ~-+ 5 rooms and sun parlor, shower. | then west to Ham GA 3. cottage; loor and walls in bath: finest plumb- : ice and and coal busi- $5500. LEE- h ouse is a six-room, snow white stucco bunga- low, with red tile roof. Has all modern i rors ments and a fine lot, 50x125, with shrubbery 06 neain Artield 3200. | Main 281 ing fixtures chrousneut: cedar osets: PRosne be, DERER REALTY Co. REAL BUNGALOW BU YS Elegant 9 sosaen’ baa > 25x125; ga- HARTMAN HEINRICH REALTY CO.. ho acts and grape trellis. The price has been cut t $11,725.00, with easy terms. No. 30 Sunset Court, EE: BANS. — -28—New, So brick Bane naa bate Colton ae" ¥ oe | etc.: bargain for somebody w N RIN ungalows: arge rooms: tile bath. hard- Rowen ben ~ oie 7 qui easy term 7 5. .. td s E 00. 6117 sravois, Riverside 2175, wood floors: large wall closets- all improve- well-built. 4-room bricks, ADOLPH HOEFER. isl tage: 3 fo electric: AN, 4 rooms ‘ A FINE BUNGALOW 4187 — eat aon ‘| hardwood flocrs, copper gutters, $1000. e splendid home of 6 sox, WANDA A vbgegeet flew. tle pes 40 CARTER REALTY CO., Ine. nt ae agg a gy = Ray _ throughout, foot lot: $6950. PRospect 38 : rag git ok _" . es "9 a e Dat urnace heat. matt ck a s 2 ce $1200 } owe rooms on oor; hardwo oors, Ss : : : a HOUSE—% rooms. price Sl E00. ~ Apply F tile bath, garage. many attractive feat-| and bath: oi] burner: Ruud heater: in- 316 North Hills Drive. as 7 price $7200: easy terms: phone cinerator. Owner very anxious to sell, ore Fes will consider reasonable offer. Admittance roo a galow: Let pani san age > sm ga- | mh... rage: street e: offer wante | pore tile bath. hardwood f] 00rs. ar KLAUBER-WELZ. 6243 Gravois. Riv. 3100 | KNI ICKMEYER-FL EER RLTY & INV. ‘ETT. 4401—4-room brick, mcdern: “double earage: corner lot: $7 Brier. 2518 GRAVOIS. modern dou- wher Fos oma icty, sacrifice, “HARRY d. WELLS. 8190 58. . 5035 (4000 west)—South of Delor st.; frame, 4° rooms, electric; will offer at a bargain. WM. APPEL, Realior, on (c) BARGAIN 4139 Walsh, J r a. bath, nota priced f rat sale HAR TMA AX- HEIN CH REALTY COo.. 6117 Gravoie. Riverside 2175. Spanish Bungalow ble garage, make ofter. furnace. ~ OPEN FOR IN ‘SPECTION SUNDAY (elfen) (residence), These pretty new bungalows must be seen to be appreciated, as each house has a different design of front giving every one a distinctive appearance. There are 4 oo 5 good-sized rooms, brick mantel, eg tile bath, built-in tub, plenty of closets, cooling closet, china cabinet, (4-room houses have Frez door bed) built-in ironing board, nice wall space in all rooms, first-class electric fixtures, shades, _— light basement with coal bin and fruit cellar conveniently arranged. inside-air furmace, large | plenty of ventilated air space between ceiling and roof: roofs of various colors; 13-inch aeiek 9 walls on ] lots are large. Rear yard hus garage, ash pit, wire fence. Streets, walks and alleys are paved. Our Construction Department erected these buildings and endeavored to use first-class materials and labor of ora This is an admirable location, hich and airy, quiet, yet just off Kingshighway Boulevard and convenient te kinds, schools, churches. street car and bus. Both sides of street in this block are restricted to a 25-foot to bungalows, thereby insuring a good class of neighbors. Prices: $7900 to $9200. NLY $1000 CASH AND §2 paola ror “INSPECTION, m 4-room and ‘LE Tower Grove 6200. BELLIS. REALTORS, GArfield_ 0378, TWO BU NGALGW anv eee 5030 KANSAS S&T 5 rooms. brick: pone oe we unfinished at- for 2 rooms: every modern conven- ce Bh ee Sinngeg ee oe Pale | ence: rarage: material and construction , like them. roofs, automatic water heaters: right up- | 6 beac best ou'll , to-the-minute ip sgonv eniences. It will pay FEDERE RREALTY Cv.. you to inspect PRospect 1520) 2610 Gravois av. "ED BUNGALS IW BARGAINS. NO LEFT PR t DERE. REALTY Co. EF Ospec 5 oe an BS gia rooms. bath; 442 KANSAS AND | Fg ——— i , autiful 5-room mat a r — Lansdowne’ av. tile bath. hardwood ‘floors, fine fixtures, copper screetis and — - Ro tiny con- struction, price r se ome KY ach ft PRs CO.. 1510 Cass. ets OS: Tyee yer? = TORS, 5471 _ Gravois. floor, 5 rooms, — *tpliets elec 3 onaerte _ jax N. Pane ee attractive 4 stock 4 Aggies ss electric, y ata dh iS ee MTN geo Re _— PR CG Ly tga Pe ees es bes : . oapyes” ag ee oe — ui a Shen ya ; ayment k laundry. hot-wa- garage. nate 71 rent will buy this en ton bun — WENZLICK 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 1427 es t CR ’ = Bee stand__DIFHL.,_ 6801 Gravois. New Modern Bungalow Be. F Dicknosn RE Ge., 23 Chestent. = bungalow: 4 large rooms, tile bath. hard- ATT. > car line. ock south of Page)—Beau- wood floors: large wall closets; all im- BRICK BUNGALOW ~~ new soem penralow. large qunatene two-c age: | provements; owner. 2 years old the best buy in Southam asement. tile ba concrete iront pore ow. See es on_ premises. key A a. eieseiss HANOVER. 4810—Bunealow: ton: the last word in convenience: y nA Be iy? or gee ag and painted: will sacrifice Kaul. PRo t_ 1985 or Riversi from owner to buyer: no dealers. 5548 SOC GHERTY R. E. CO.. 908 Chestnut x . > - ect nut. . $500 CASH "haa a a ® e —— Or Rx FROM 2 TO 5—ONLY $500 DOWN . 10 S.—New 5-room brick bunga- ont large rooms, breakfast room l7th:. ¢4-room effiicency: floors, tiled baths: 4-car garage; a caragen {urnaces, fh tront: » | Oia 3043. WANSTRATH. MAin 4148.) area ao 2794 LACLEDE ROAD COR. COMFORT AV.—NEW 2 blocks south of Manchester rd: 3 blocks west of Bie Bend. or 1 block from Manchester car: 6 rooms. hot-water heat. matt-brick bungalow: fireplace. etc: low price : = representative on DreMises | from 2 to 5. 111 N. 7th. ur- ' 7 © - BUYERS, ATTENTION! Our new list of cottages, bungalows. single and double flats just off the press. Don’t fall to get_a copy. Contains some real bargains in South Side property. Li>b- eral loans made on straight or monthly | a 2 CORNWELL R. E. Co.. payment plan. Call. wr.te or phone ECKEL, EARICKSON & CO.. INC. | TANSDOWNE. 5311—7-room bungalow 5001 Gravois ay. 2925 S. Broadway./| hot- -water heat; garace for two machines, | | terms . T. Smith, owner. 5311 Lane- | domee av. (c) | LANSDOWNE, 7600—4-room bungalow. furnace, water. gas and electricity; half block from Catholic church and school; | friendly meighborhood; price reasonable; } good bur. ms: every improve —.: LAWN. 3626 (Northampton)—New 5- pong Fy, seer ieanaidie oe ae roo'a bungalow: street alley made. |of Kingshighway at Lizette to Hampton (83) i bl. no rth two blocks: open Sunday for $450 Down—Special $5500 | inspect | WATSON = oO Marmaduke av.. off 6400 South- | ROURKE. REALTORS. beautiful e--'" brick: new: a rooms, attic, sell or trade, pri ri 5 6815-19 SOUTHWEST. EN erede 1273. | | Four Tooms and bath. attic: hot-air fur- | aes 2111—4-room ri bunga- | |; Hace, electric lights. stone porch. cement | ath. gaa. electric ae | | piast te 30-foot lot: near Scullin steel | TREN SCENT. 6164 ic Dis terms $500 cash and balance like | DATS. FURNACE: TERMS. THICS HALLER R. CO. 807 Cheetpur. | FOREST 8901 Arerie bath. ie ; 1905—TNile roof, tile bath. hot. | hewy easeeed and’ deco- | "beick, bonetital poo modern 5-room | water heat, hardwood floors: lot $3%143. is ben titel ‘Discs Ct rent: ie ke fae ari3 Ee a, ain orated: double thampton: newly dec. | double sarage: $800 less than former iict: can be ponies z + 7.8200 | Kieth ets er: l bieck west at price if sold this week, leaving dw. Can he Po a Ty —, cash pay-| buy 4- ¢-family flat: ret i for $1044 pon sisi ae ) [be arranged for terme, I "GOLDMAN REALTY GO. 700 Pine ot. | Sy pue* a ae iN. BRINKOP R. wF co. Goethe ar.. - £c92) 5130 Q single garage: Phone an is of Sieslenion Hil 3S RRALTY CO.. RIV enue ste Southwest ARTHUR §0006-—-roo: » matt brick ralow gomrable {ne ~ a hs ey 3 brick rooimns, a- carg and prick ‘chic ken ae | “ $i500 ae 3 +H — tr at Ee 4406. | SINGLE FLAT SACRIFICES Must sell new single 5 5 room a: and bungalow os sacrifice for fe) NEW BUNGALOW | COMPLETELY FURNISHED “LacaEDe av.. corner Marshall. Just —4-room frame coltas>. pie earare: . reet REGAS Rake Pek, Lae, Gey eee SS SA Eee ney ease MeL ee

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SUNDAY, ___ AUGUST. 21,-18: BUNGALOWS AND COTT For Sale Southwest NGALOWS SUNDAY, rc. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE % North [Pea “M 9.family, ; rooms, elec- gagood 0 order; near shcool; bar- gale.. Owner, 4006 &t. ‘Louis to 338-—5-5 rooms, bath, at double garage, lot Sania. Bet _-_____— | - A. z,. 23A—Modern 5-6: hot- hot- ce. owner. Bt 11-13-15—Good infest- 4 rooms; 4-3 Wi vy any MAS 2. &- low price rs : 722 Ches tnut. MAin 1461, ‘B& 3942 — Bungalow- Be hardwood floors. tile — Juipes: must see to 3-room single; baths, . af des condition; $5600. Se _— “electric: ger ST nap Lease FT ee es ee and 7-room flat: F500 fine shape. sArfield 8342. Tap 4 of ® a x —Corner ; bath. a dandy. . oon Tt, ib. oe Chestnut. MAin 1461. —— ee |.—Four-famuy corner flat; "eaapo; income $912; cash $500, balance double H rents $40. MAin_ 4258-59. _ = AVE. . 19T electric, : -* 3019—Dandyv 4-4 room inside toilets: easy terms. MAin Ec nce: * geparea month: price $4500: : IEF N. a different design of front and 3 “ oom houses have Frenth door cl mecky 10 Cass. sree ang —— rods, cone = ine Py: ' atrY "C0. — ir furnace, large front and rear oo a 4024—Dandy 3-3. inch brick walls on 18-inch rock foundatic i a Market; 3-4, bath. leys are pav . 6 N. Prairie; dandy 4-4, bath. ' @ fell Lindell 3067. yy OSKIN-GABBERT- ass materials and labor of every king, & gaTTERY. "@ Goeth MARKET. 3011-13-lo— Six 4- z flats. inside toilets. electric: rents wis0 mouth: orice $12.500: fine invest- ; vert y Boulevard and convenient to st Bre restricted to a 25-foot building ii A, j4xx N. P E. ery t nd room stock DB age ee aranitoid laundry. ga- call DUTTON ‘ss ERELERSEINCE. iLY PAYMENTS COMPANY | -_ = AVE aeons single flats; bath: furnace: real i m. ] P | 23 tee N, Grand ‘BARAE Se 3-3, bath, 2-car se FS car ante cagy tert vice Box k-196, Post-Disp teh. ; EN’ N.—5-family: three 4 TEE ct are decorated; a bar- Gch. ALETO, *2336 North Market | 2605—4-family, fe Dockric: auraee: $11,000. North Market PRING, 2418 x—i — = carne rooms electric ana Bie REALTY" a5. 1510 Cass. O87 ler te LOUIS. swomnerte ul future: 5 te $7616 aor “clear a teats $28 REALTY CO., 1510 Cass. TYler 0875. | Wilk ea. 1H. 2108-10 N.—6-family. 2- 3 rooms: make offer. , GROEMI.. REALTOR Ae Chestant, Arestien 3940 N—6 a oms: > wonderful an ay lot oc150-" "acer Prive rig reeS-ORTE REALTY AND LOAN. 0 eg aes n 4258. ARREN, 2312——Nice a sr $20 down or trade. GArfield 1769W after, s. ; (c53x -09— Modern a roo : —_— — stairs 1442-4 e wood ed, floors: e, » RT. BUNGALOW zy street in Pasadena Park, active as it sounds. The snow white stucco bunga- . Has all modern improve- 290x120, with shrubbery the price has been cut to rms. No. 30 Sunset Court. ALTY CO., Ine. Hills Drive. 4-room; ALETO, (Cc e682) -~ Ls ER A EI yy a ON A - PP AAI oe = I | Venom. aoe ——_$_$_—____== _ + REE S SINGLE 4 AND 5 $5700 _ 9520 Elliot: 4 and 5 rooms; Al condi- ; ® ton: priced to sell quick; easy terms. FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALB | 7 INCEY P TH CO. GArfield 3165. ~ FUTU RE BUSINESS PROPERTY. Central 4-16 SHERIDAN 1422-24 N. Vandeventer: double 4 and ome. noth: 2-car «xarage: in Al con- pg F and bath each: vont URER-GHIO-BEFFA | se co.. ear: investigate ane are .L. KOHNER. 108 live st. ferson 8892. _ SINLGE FLAT. MAKE AN i qaaae. 4028 N. 25th et.; brick fiat. 3 and 4 wats oy av. 5S and v rooms, in first miss this. ete streets and alley made. sR, —_, = = 7 wil A. KECK & CoO., 4351 Warne av. NEW 6-FAMILY 1818-22 N. 17th: 4-room effiicency: ood floors, tiled baths: 4-car garage: ACKER. Realtors. GArfie’d 8905, O'FALLON PARK SINGLE. 42xx Red Bud av.: 4 and 5 rooms, We separate furnaces. bungalow front: 3045. ARSTRA TH. Fie 4148. orissant and ROUND tT? Sy Te a aoni Labadie: — 4-5: 4053 St. Louis; 5-6: mode 4145 Maffitt: 5-6: Bed water heat. LR. modern 4-5: a dandy. * | 5-5: tile bath: gara Call iindeli 3067. FOSKIN-GABBERT. LATTERY 4 SIX-FAMILY FLAT BARGAIN. » 1914 Salisbury st.: 3 rooms each: elec- UBS tering ete.: rents $120 per month: price \CRER GHIO-BEFFA REALTY CO., F ) Ulive et. _JEfferson 8892. ATHS. STEAM HEAT. $7250. 23 KENNERLY. 3-3 ROOMS: FINE - N. BEI LIS, GARFIELD 0378. ; 2 SINGLE FLATS | aoe N. TWEN ay: North 319 ASHLAND AY.—WN 4 and 5 rooms, bath, electric: 2-car ~ race, price reason able 7 MAU eee -Git 10 BEFFA + pened On. 2 3o4U Olive st. Eff ES ENTON. 1805—Single, 4-5 Pathe: cash, $36 monthly: $8750. SAVINGS TRUST CO. 4915 Delmar. ICHANAN, 1431—3-3 room: a garage; close to street care ¢ a RLTY. CO. COLFAX 875! CLARENCE, 4284—5 and 6 rooms es ae. rile ba ths, hot-water. mc EY ER- FLEER R'LTY AND INV, 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3425-4 - COLEMAN ST., aT a | single: bath. crete || basement: me improve- + nated in; price $7250; “NORTHWEST RLTY. CO. | 2021 N. Grand Bl, dell 3320. beter $7109-21—4-family. 4 jar rooms: Bath, electric: good conditior DE SOTO. te -family fiat of 3 rooms, rooms, bath, electric end s: in good tion. See B Dorenkamper, 9) foome stores and flats. eth: branch a Sams business. modern WIN. GArficld 7494, or BLE ¥LATS RICED RIGHT Louis porn, ERE . 722 Chestnut. FA RGE OUNDS FLAT 4133 San Francisco: dandy new 5-5 ; tile gry hardwood floors, garage, _ Price $14,500. Open for inspection y. BARESI-PRANGE | é CO.. N. Grand_ bl, a : JUBLE FLAT BARGAIN ; eet Mt. 17th: 4 families, 3 rooms bee 110 NC STH MAIN 4258-56 | PRICE REDUCED Montclair, 4 and 5 rooms; bath, bi AROSE a SONS RR TY Co, -farr = . . 50 D Pe: in 4551. 816 Chestnut s MAin 4552. Fairgrounds Park Flat Natural Bridge av.. on . - e-half block east Grand Desirable single flat. 4 and 6 fnew \ in every respec eee pal RK. E Co. 105 N. Oth s prone tile Barn. tenes than vest. BRANT) NEW FLATS beautiful location. oppor modern convenience. - ENGELBERT S PARISH to 85 arter av., or 5 rooms, ightfully arranged Inspect toda No Rth MAIN 4258-5¢ | RENT $55—PRICE $4200 9116-18 N. 11th- 3-family brick. one of i Tooms and two of 8 rooms each: easy Evie LT: E. CO,. 2407 N, B'way, 4FAMILY FLAT ; 4family: 3 rooms 1 . -~- New, O- Searamenh: 3 room, in-a-dor beds, ha wood floors. tile bath, 6 separate entra yl Dorenkamner vee i terms, Bers) x 3 181 20 N. 21st. st. (opposite St. EAST PRAIRIE, 1498—s-room single fh Mi famaces. tied beihe: S-can we mee: hardwood oor tile bath. furnace | _— s tiled baths; S-car brick garage: : right: ms Ge 3-15 1817-19 Rauschenbach (op- EAST PRAIRIE B05 -family wa ce s Tole dl.); 4-room efficiency. efit: 3 leat ag —- on eet Ee Bib 00. De farnaces, tiled baths; ELEVE | 3405-07 — Income . oat ‘ER Rea tors. GArtield 8905 ELEVENTH, 30 = $3000. PE & : MAN RE LEM AN lw FIFTEENTH. —Inv income and future; rent $2000 year; a GRECKY || REALTY CO., 1510 Case. LUOK AT 1911-13 N. KEN §-family, 3-4 and 5 rooms, rss ; ’ w 4). rooms: =, taine; 7: hota owner leaving rifice: can make terms. D Gravoia Riverside AT—Barzain price, preperty with pouture: 5 rooma, ible errne : > fist - ? Park distri s: rente 32 me afd a . fas . Broadway. at Exceptional Investment “26-28 W. Dodier st.. 2 attractive room brick flats, electric. cas. Rg Ad wr attic over, entire house. eee For card of tion eR. DUTTON A REHLEN —~ - --@ an eit nob with rene | crane Fe oy "rear: 2 KNICK MEYER? FLEER. RUTY rey. OO “— ‘i . | $129 _N. Grand, COMa 5-20. en WET N. 1635—3-4 roome. = launGies : is tax 37 mr room a Dy ake Excellent Terms , ‘vel INVESTMENT. | a ; te nw 6-family wrenting $111 month- some R. E. Co., ya GRand 1091 nee i o : ** >| ne recene, bathe, fernace: Gest @ 7 @ Asn, pe Miter. 2 ahesie ¢ r x : De -family + fiat: KNICK MEyeR. FLEE F “ade ; baie : . ocation: reasonable ~ “te 7 My NACH REALTY CO.. LA 1a ieee he, bet vag brick «2 ‘large back porch: best buy in town: || FLATS, APARTMENTS, F FOR SALE ee ANTE, 586 : furnaces: Dialer $1 $52, 0. WISSMA 5300-2 GERALDINE, LE 3 3 ROOMS—TERMS egant 4-family 3-room flats, hard- wood floors, tile bath , Separate smneee. NWELL RB. Tth. “tacit flat: an a- - “fo aeeresy up to date: Tr gc * gece eatin v culled: stea comp Fanos r garage: r. nollhot " L. KUHS RLTY. ©O., Lindell 7 ABADIE 327 225 50 f -3 Fanon $60: $is30 cash, em, eH, FEINBERG & JONES. RE S, porn eres sae LOTUs, 5557—New —, 5- = efficiency: strictly ype rm: car garage: priced low for quick sale. (Cal F. A. DAEUMER. REALTOR. GArtield 1262. 622 Chestnut. LOTUS. 5859—Beautifal new 4 and 4 and Seteed beds: 2-car yarane: Price reduccd. and & sin- cash: price bi. 59— $8000 down and terms Snes 4-4 room modern flat. L R. E. CO., 4915 Easton. FOreet 3024 “MARCUS AV. 4-4 rom single. bath, furnace, —_ terms. See this today. _F Dickmann C meee scHEME this AL R E 4641-4 ach: bath,’ Seance close to schools, esdhent street Piening. STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. co. COLFAX _8751, PALM. 5518-24—2 4-famiiy: real invest- ment: garages: $22.500. Hlland 6631. PALM 5366—4-4 rooms, 2-car garage; $2 : cash required: reasonable. GRand 28 37J (c PENROSE, 4873—6-5 modern matt bric Mr ~~? mean new price is right. Call r. Seo TOCK SCOTT RLTY. CO. COLFAX 8751. 46831 POPE AY. Four-room double flat: hot-water heat: brick garage GIBBS-HAAKE R. 2814 N HP wn ey wires Coa, (c67) “3622-224 SACRA MENTO $3450: terms: lot 25x120: two-family frame flat, 3 and 3 rooms: hall: electric: garage: owner there. or SOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut. SCHULTE, 6069—3- 3 epere flat. bath, 0., OPEN SUNDAYS. & W. Florissant. colt 5. 4041-47 SHREVE 2 } aoe _pegwe @ 4-4 wie and scat gra ove Suieke. HARRIS REALTY Co. Forest 4a3e1 (c56) ~ 5257 SP NG Modern 3-3 room single furnace: at a real bargain, day: owner anxious to se). Jos. F. Dickmann R. E. . 623 Chestnut. ST. FERDINAND. 4567—=3-3 rooms: bath, modern conveniences, excellent condition ; wonderful buy. Riverside 2327M, (c) 4 07 ST. FERDINAND 4-family flat. 4 rooms and bath each: rent $1440 rears a good gvertsnent. JOS. L. KOHNER. 10 N. Sth. MAin 1366, ST. LOUIS, 5126-28—4-4, sleeping a. tile bath. furnace. See us for car Renee Weer 3539 Ss. Grand, LAc. 9543. AV. flat. baths, See this to- 0 U KE AGENT AT GOOD- FELLOW AND PERRY. (ce) THEODOSIA. 5257—4 and 5 room single flat. bath. electric. steam heat for first floor; double a offer wanted. WABADA. 5974—4-5: best offer buys it. CHNEIDER, CAhany 8065. aampe 59 — 4-5 rooms: quick sale. "Aa ctield BR96. WABADA,. 51xx—Double 3-3 rooms. bath: dauble carace: terms, 5066 Northland. WAB: , 5a21——M loder 4-5, _wRraces: pri rd Call Lindell 3067. FOS- KIN-GABBERT- SLATT ; WABADA. 5216—New -6. 10t-water heat, garages: price “icht. Call Lindell 3067. FOSKIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY, WABADA. 59xx—4 and 5 rooms, baths; new ~ ee newly decorated: ®argain; must se HERMAN TEGEHOFF REAL T? CO. ‘ 1467 Evergreen. PArkview 6214. +62) WILLIAM PL.. 3427—New 3 and 3 room modern brick flat: he ‘phy bed. double rage: ke offe oU ND cITY TRUST co.. FOrest 1000, Union and St. Louis, A BEAUTY BUNGALOW- FLAT 5223 Palm st.: new 5-5: has everything. *" FEINBERG, & cone) BAL TORS, ? ; On N. Union. (¢ bargain for (c65) N, strictly garace. in- (c) flat: 2-car M Lucky: 4-5 single modern: bath and furnace: eeme $81.50: nrice $6250 BEAUTIFUL NEW FLAT 4720 Lee: 4-5 rooms, very spodern: fine ] tion, z e, owner upstairs KORTE. 0 WN. Sth. MAIN 4258-59. SEE JHIS—PRICE REDUCED 4605 Elmbank: 4 and 4 rooms: newly built: modern: double garage: owner there. KORTE. 110 N. &TH MAIN 4258-59. ee") PR SAL PS se DOCTORS—DENTISTS —NDERTAKERS On prominent thoroughfare and street car line. near busy transfer corner, ele- gant, large and @ rooms, single flat: strictly modern: ideal location for above Address owner. Box |! H-32, nes Dispatch. LOOK—BARGA 5153 Palm. in beautiful a Hedgeleigh Park: new 4-family flat. Murphy door beds, oqgerate plone mans 4-car brick ga- for details — BURH- BURNS. MAin 4527. (c83) OPEN 2 TO S P. M. TODAY 48 29-33 Penrose st.. 2 new 4-4 room Ph flats. hardwood floors, tile bath, ace: garage. ur > TART WIG DI PISCHINGER os N. Grand 4 AND 7 ROOM FLAT, §& 4747 Hammett pl.. 4- a a ~4 t -Car garage: mz ) Fee ON ere ON, 793 Wainwright Bidg. SINGLE FLAT, $10,500 5656 Acme: modern 6 and AR room Y flat: garage: easy ter JOT MILLER ss . Co. 105 WN. 9th s MEDIU M-PRICED FLATS 4851- 83 Penrose st.. 2 new 4-4 room flate or 5-room efficiency, hardwood floors. tile bath. furnace, garage: beautfiul we A for the price asked; street and alley HAKTWIG- DISCHINGER,. 2808 N. Grand. OWNER MUsT SACRI FICE THIS DOUBLE 6161 s ciiiinee A taigeleigh Park: 5-5 efficiency: modern; steam heat: price very ow N ERG & JONES REALTY CO.., soos a Tieton FOrest 8762. (c) Fine, New 2 -Family Flat 648- 48A St. Louls av.; $12,000: easy ten new. well-built, attractive: 5- rooms: tile baths; furnaces; 2-car garage. JOHN 8S, BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. fine con- FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE ee to og A St and S yaa ATBERTA. 340 ~ modern im every way: can be purch rye gan — quick anle haced 8 : “fey | ~U039—Beautiful : low-fat: facing Shaw's Garden's oo 7 pert or: Me gel heat; no agent. Ee Oa ag a 2% At Grand and Sid- ney: - LAclede Sito * = inspect. Mrs, Brown. ALLEN, 27 ae? Oy Bates. Minnesota. . JOS. ROEM bath: bargain. th: furnace bargain. a? 5: modern, s. Grand. LAc. 9544. —e 3- . ~ or, sin le. 3 re oF es a “ghenandack, Got G Shenandoah: ne GRand 5247. wa? > APARTMENT 35 family. 5 elegant rooms and sun ae will sell or trade for clear pronert Call CAbany 4661. ARKANSAS. “3715—Doub ble, 4-4. steam heat; leaving town, tn 6449. ee 3725—S5-roo single flat: 4 electric, hot-water th eats lot 25x145, —_ $9500: terms: open Sunday 1 to 5. DETERING R627 arash th + 1833 ARMAND -D - conveni- ences; bargain. Owner, 3657 Wyoming. ARSENAL. 1915—Sin 4-5. bath, ga- rage: priced right. Tr Aaclede Baa ARSENAL—Double oeous fro Park: bargain. mate _ Alt ARSENAL, 44 2—Rent ‘ 1776. offte wanted. Pe noe hy 5992 BARGAIN—Quick sale wanted: double 33 ways nas? voy Meg $1 5,000 Al- ren ear rang av. K-491. Post-Dicnateh, south, Box Sarees [— Near Grand; le, S9900: bargain. modern cokes 6440." ICAL, 3964— 5-6 rooms; well built: up to date; must sell: owner. {c) BOTANICAL, 40xx—4-4: hot-water heat: 2-car brick garage: $10,500: terms a Bodner, 3724 Hydraulic. LAclede 6648. yh be ae (c) ‘39. 36—Modern “a and 4 room two-car ga bargain at ; * BRINEMAMA REALTY Co.. 4910 Gravois av. 3905-07A BOTANICAL Annual rents $2700: price $19.000: eas terms: lot 55x135; 4-family brick flat; 8 ane 7 er all conveniences; age: er a ‘“‘sell at one JOH N 3 "BLA & BRO., 815 Chestnut, BOWN. as ROOMS. BATHS. FUR- NACE, $6850. BOX M-61, POST-DIS. CALIFORNIA, 4317—New 4-car ga- ca “Lac. ©. 6449), “—t eF 2000 REAL _ ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, ‘Apartments, Residences For ‘or Sale FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE South GEYER. 711—Doubie. 3- make i good condition "LAclede 6449. aes 2537—Double. 4-5. pata: real wt BUX R. E.. 3648 8 s. Grand GEYER, 2162— Sante. 5-5. bath =A 3-3 single in re LAclede 6449." GILES, 406i—New 5-5 rooms, modern; terms: block weet of Grand; open fo oe 544 c) GILES, 4055-57—New aes yo ae separate entrances: block west of Grand: open for inspection. Riverside 5443W, (c GILES, 4001—New 5-5 room bungalow- flat: ‘block west of arene, bargain. WG. W._Sturmfels, Builder GILES, 4043—New 5-room bungalow fet well built; modern: screens; real bargain: rome and see: block west of Grand. (can) GILES. 4045—New 5-6 uutro modern sin- gle flat: hot-water meat: wonderfully con- aie open Sunda oF yer or! ROURKE. REALTORS. Miwon 431 5471 Gravois. GRACE, oe 3 and 3 rooms: hot wa- ter heat on first floor: garage new and modern. See owner on premises. GRACE, 3467—4-4 and slocpiné bath, furnace: garage: st made: must sell: make us an LE my LEE. SC HFRMEN, GRand R830 4722 SOUTH GRAND Four-family flat: fully tenanted; r co 220 month: room efficiency: take trade right. Co. — small cash. Priced JONES BROS. REALTY GArtield 8015. | SRAVOIS. 5463—Store and above: make offer; owner. A REAL BARGAIN 3143-45 Halliday: 4-family, 4 rooms, sleeping porches, 4 steam heating plants, Separate entrances. This is the iggest bargain ever offered. GArfield 6057. 3224 HENRIETTA ST.—DOUBLE legant 4-family flat of 4 rooms, 3- room efficiency: inspect: terms. F. J. CORNWELL R. E. CO., 111 N. 7th. HUMPHREY, 33xx—Double 4 rooms and sun room’ hardwood floors: tile bath- good condition, PRospect 2267. (c) HUMPHKEY, 3825—This tine 4-5 room single: bath, furnace: street, alley made; 1 condition: lovely back yard: i block west of Grand: no reasonable offer re- fused: must sell this month: must have card of inspection. LEE-SCHERMEN, GRand 8830. IDAHO, 67xx—J3-3 rooms, bath. one block Carondelet Park and A.: $6800. FRIE REALTY. sine side 0616 a is wre M. 5 and § room bungalow fiat. Riverside 5954W. (c83) CALIFORNIA, 42—5-); bath; furnace, garage: any reasonable offer considered. el-Weber, 3539 8S. Grand. LAc. 9543. CALIFORNIA. 3644—3-3 rooms, bath and large oon Se or Also garage. FRENTROP 4143 S. Gran Riverside 1881. “EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN — $417 California, §-5: hot-water heat on first floor: garage. J. BODNER, ir Hydraulic. LAclede 6648. CARLSBAD. ee — strictly modern — -room single fiat. LAclede O06 CARROLL AT sy yim’ ee rent $1140 per year; offer vanted for euick sale. Box H-367. Post- ae cl) 4446 CASTLEM NEW 5 ROOM BU NGALOW FLAT. Hardwood floors. sleeping porches, tile baths, separate steam-heating plants: dou- ble earage; Bb accept other property as part par Al BERT” G. BLANKE R, E. CO.., CHEROKEE. 3529—Double 3-3. bath real bargain. Mr. COx, Laclede 6449. CHEROKEE 2205—Single. 3-3 rooms bath, furnace: trade for cottage. LA- clede CHEROKEE, 3405—4-4 furnace: storeroom in STUESSEL REALTY CO.. CHIPPEWA, 20xx—5 families: vestment. LAclede 6449. 3134 CHIPPEWA ST Splendid new 3-4 room flat; * hardwood Pa. oy tile baths, furnaces; strictly mod- ern; a beauty. “SEE US BRINKOP, 3621 8. Grand. LAe. soeet Cc CLEVELAND, 3001—o and 6 single: dou- ble garage: owner wunpstairs. — CLEVELAND. a Rg Coxe. cash: bargain. LAclede 644 CLEVELAND, 4612—DOUBLE SOT 5 ROOM BPP ICLENC 3 STEAM HEAT: WELL BUILT SAC RK - TERMS. BELLIS. GARFIELD 0378 COMPTON. 3929A 5S.—Modern single 4- rooms’ LAclede 9002, Tooms. baths. bagement. 3548 S. Grand. good in- $2000 | IOWA, 3227—4-4 rooms; bath; lot 37% feet. IOWA, 3706—Single, 3-3: garage HOSEK, 1807 Gravois. (c) IOWA, 3602—Corne: double, modern: real buy. Mr. Cox, LAclede 6449. IOWA, 3234—Single fiat: 3-3 rooms; good condition: tion; owner first floor. IOWA, 341 3415—3-3 room double, $ for equity: rent $100, BRANNER. ERSIDE 5330, 1OWA. ge baths, hot-water heat, arage: d alley made; price low. KLAUBER. WELZ. $243 Gravois. Riv. 3100 1OWA. Oo ates. furnace, triple garage: iced to WATSON -0’ ROURKE. REALTORS. Riverside 4310 5471 Gravoie. ITASKA, 3516—3-3; double garage: street and alley made: Al condition: price $7300. LEE-SCHERMEN. GRand 8850._ JEFFERSON, 1518 SOUTH—Well-built 4 and 5 room brick flat. with 2-room brick cottage in the rear; lot weg HO this is a fine renting property: only §$ __HEFFERNAN, 214 Wainwright Bldg. 3526-284 S. JEFFERSON AV. ANNU AL RENTS $1788: PRICE $13.000. erms: 4-family brick flat‘ 4 and 5 rooms, baths: Geetaie, basement garage: locatir mn with « fut JOHN S. BLAKE & “BRO.. 815 Chestnut st. 3521 JUNIATA A well built flat: 5-6: want quick gale to settle estate. LUPFER-ACKE ER, Realtors, GArfie'd 8905. KEOKUK,. 2233—4-5 rooms: bath: furnace s. Ps 31: 21—Nice 3 3 and 4-room single baths, electric. brick porch, etc.; yr $10,500. “SEE a CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. co., oe __ Grand, LAclede 3040-41. —~ QUICK SALE WANTED 402° Lafayette: 5-6 room single, bath. steam heat. hardwood floors, 2-car garage: bargain. O. MAin 2813. electric: COMPTON, 2636—Sinel 3-room modern, well built oven 2-5: barcain COMPTON, 1620 S.—5-5 rooms, tile bath, _furnace; reasonable. GRand 2837. ic COMPTON, 4452 S.—Flat. 3 and 3 electric; garage. ROMAN STI 1105 Chestnut. COMPTON, 4555 hot-w ater heat: te erside #34 TSH “$017 S —3-3, baths, ter neat: fine shape: street made; low to se Get ecard from KLAU BER: WELZ, 6243 Gravois, tANZ S—5-3 modern, e rms. hot-wa- } rooms, F: single, | Call owner. RiIv- | price } Riv. 3100 | J. McCAWLEY R. CO. 3-3 rooms: LE MP. 2806— Single ‘ nab! Cau Mr. Albach, LAc. 6449. >» baths, € lectric, 2311—Dandy 4-4. ehear: terms Owner eave sell. P- SENNIG FR. Reeltor. | LOUISIANA, 2650A—4-4; | er jaaving city. gfarage* file batb, Own- - a TENNESSEE, 722 C hestnut, FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE , South ye 2851 —Single son Toome ron ah 300. a This very desirable single flat; electric, can be purchased with $1 cash. balance easy terms; wonderful location: in-’ s Bd. CORNWELL R. FE. CO.. 111 N. 7th. : KER, 498 3-room double ‘ont i 3." (e899) PENNSY LVANIA. 3 so —_— bath; fine condition: i ag 644 fo iNBY LVANIA, bath, Se ata. 3186 — Single _bath: - make offer. tid oe ‘NSYLVAN Beautifar new single ~ e o roomie: tile baths. /f c 3 in fleors: brick h, cr CRISTIAN RINK ay * bl. LAclede 3 PUL L.uSKI, BATH: § 53: oo pen aT . : Cc « 850. HURKY. RIVERSIDER RUSSELL, 3904—Doubie, 4-4. bath. fur- nace: garage: make offer. LAc. 6449. RUSSELL. 3023- -25—4-family o bat : dio Gand A ame excellent mc RUSS 4051-53—4-family, 4 and 5 rooms, -% —_ _ aperene — and rear entrances. 2 a barg A. F. GROEBIL. 7 Sy thesteet. ‘MAIn 1461. SALENA, TTY ae cor bie 3-3 rooms: good toilet; garage 6 cars: easy terme: bar- gain. See owner. (c) 3324 SALENA ST.—BARGAIN and 3 room rg # bn bath, gas. ie ari t ced rig t. HC yy “GArficid 3165, BATHS, FURNA LACLEDE 4532. — SHAW. 4047-49—4-4 double, separate en- trances front and rear, 4-car garage, real bargain WATSON et ROURKE, REALTORS Riverside 431 5471 Gravois. SHE TANDOAE 4108 — Single, 3-3. bath, furnace: rea) bargain. LAc. 6449. SIDNEY. 2113—Single. 4-4 rooms: inves- tigate; make offer. LAclede 6449. SIDNEY, 2918—Single 3-3, tile bath, fur- nace: bargain. LAclede 6449. SIDNEY, 2217—Single, rage: ow ner upstairs. SIDNEY, 2027——4-4 room flat. bath. elec- tric. gas, garage: owner SIDNEY. 2106—3-3 roo: oom, toilet and ga- raze. C. ARTHUR FRENTR 4143 S. Grand Riverside 1881. a we Pah poe sianeberv: = ene 3 h: ren sCHWENKER REALTY Co. 909 Chest: yb; 1220 S.—4- stamily residence; $3300. ly 1330 S st. ANGE 1420-22—Double flat, 4 rooms -“ each: electric. toilet: newly papered: price $9000: terms. Owner. 3308 s ih. ST. VINCENT. 3650-56-—Do modern: rent $140 per month! wher at 1320 S. Broadw 2607-07A ST. VINCENT AV. Attention. bargain hunters Reduced to $6500: terms. This well-built, 3 and 4 rooms betes flat: all improvements: double Owner. first floor, or SOHN ‘S. BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. ST. wINCENT. +#2935—4.5 rooms, bath, furnace. garage; newly papered: owner very anxious to sell and will t take a loss: price reduced from $10,000 to $8750 fer auick sale; easy terms. LEE-SCHERMEN, “503 Gravois. GRand 8830. ST, VINCENT, 2805—New 3 and 3. two- family: everything up-to-date: will be completed in 30 days; open week days, 8 to Oo: KURT C. MAYER. Builder. 2817 Eads. GRand 2740]. TENNESSEE, 5532——3 rooms. modern: un- finished rooms upstairs. double garage: all improvement. TENNESSEE, 3719—4 and 4. sun parler. furnaces, a copper screens; good lo- cation Owner TE ‘x ESSEE. e REA 3- -4 ROOMS. FCR- NACE. B. : Y. BRANNER, RIVERSIDE 533 TENNESSERF. rs rooms: hall room: bath, sun porch. hot-water heat: 2 large Zarages; dog kennela: everything in Al condition. Owner. fc) $455-—4-5; tile bath, hot- water heat, double garage: street and alley made: nice large lot: Al condition; see this Sunday : price reasonable, LEE. a ark ME GRand a TEX OE TT 3-3. bath, furnace. | ee ie garage. LAc! oe S440 TEXAS, 3842—Single, 4-3, bathe, garage: also 25-foot lot: nll See HOSERK. 1807: Gravois. (ce) TEXAS. 3432-44—14 3-room flats, in god repair: always rented: price $29. 500: nets Mat three fe: 4-car UNCEY 3-3; attic: ga- (c) $12,000. c99 -| mand JOHN FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE : | J - 4 estate: rent EUGENE F. FALHENHAINER, REALTOR Ww good oh Post- '¥ 0 fate South Lt vale: over $200 7 — Y- OF dion 3 ear: will make ‘terms: INCEY P. HEATH CO. “TH S IS A BARGAI Terms: hg floor vacant: 4- s. ga IZEK RK. E. CO. Vi GOULD haar BUY RIG PEN 2 TO 5. — Welbverha: 4-5, furnace: 2-car ga- rage: reason able. 3420 3-3. bath: gar ane alley made: ‘halt bicck from -¥ $8500 2624 Ar- : street erokee scout age ; t make olter. 2311 Sidney: 3-3: closin Rengel- Weber 3539 8S. ut ~ ge go LLY HI 3022-24 DOVER PL. Two of the finest 5-room flats you ever saw; hot-water heat, 4 ro on tile roof: they're beauties: EDERER REALT PRospect 1520. IF YOU WANT DOUBLE FLAT Don't overlook 2144-6 Lafayette: 5-room efficiency: garage: strictly modern: make eee! McCAWLEY wees 72 Co., 2610" , 615° Sema $500 CASH—$40 MONTHLY Buys 1717 Texas: 2-family. 3 rooms and breakfast room; tiled baths: neatly pe pered and painted: price only $4950: first Ko. RIBELBY reste 408-722 Chestnut 3 reom 72 MUST HAVE $ $3000 CASH. 34 per cent on your investment: 4-family flat: 3 rooms each: separate entrances: new building: 10 months old: with most beau- tiful and modern improvements: location. 2 blocks north of Bevo Mill: great sacri- fice from owner direct. 4524A Morganford. Rine hel] today. 10 to 4:30 REAL BUYS DOUB WILL 3708-18. Bates: —— ee new 3-3 and rename room; Murphy bed; modern: Gone 73. MINNESOTA—-0S: real buy: see and Py ee 919° 0 OMAC—3-3: new: 3-car gar- age: owner leaving; selling ‘under cost: here's your chance, Ren ewer 3539 8. Grand. LAc. 9543. ‘INE 4-FA ¥ FLAT. 3219- o1 Minnesota, 35 rooms, hard- wees floors, tile baths, copper gutters. ute and screens: excellent furnaces. etc. e last word in flats: 4-car brick garage. Don’ t route ue erate but see make : interest Ww WRI SBE T CO MPLE 2 29 8. BROADWAY. 4 rooms, tile wall bath. sepaarte front and rear entrances: splendid location: plenty closets: open for inspection Sunday afternoon and cuane week. FEDERER REALTY CO., PI 2610 Gravois. MILY—Ss W's GARD EPARATE ENTRANCES. 44 1; tile baths, steam heating plants: thardwoed fleors, exceptionally well built: ponsenans terms: w accept ee pronerty 2 go pets er= ~~ E KR. E. CO., MAin ay ti Chestnut st. GOOD FLAT BUY, 3918 A. . dandy 3 and 4 room flat, in first-class shape FEDERER REALTY CO., PRospect 1520 2610 Gravois. AC Ley FROM “TOWER GROVE PA RR 49 Marnolia, 6-famiy apartment building. ® large rooms. bath. steam heat. lot 50x150; a will consider trade for smal) property. HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 2808 N. Gren. ch2) 20: $500 CASH WILL HANDLE. 4035 Hummelsheim: 4-room brick. fur- nace: jot 110: fine condition 45x STUESSEL REAT. TY CO., 3548 ‘S. Grand, BUYERS, ATTENTION! Our new list of cottages. bungalows, Single and double flats just off the press Don't fail to get a copy. Containg some real bargains in South Side property Lb- eral loans made on straight or monthly payment plan. Call. write or phone "ECKEL, EARICKSON & CO., INC, 5001 Gravois av. 2925 S. Broadway. “DOUBLE FLAT BARGAIN) over $2000 per year: $5000 cash: owner. 2722 Chinpewa_ (099) LOUISIANA, 3724—Single 4-4: modern; owner upetairs. (c) LOUISIANA. 2906—Single 4-4, bath, fur- nace: brick gar age. L, Ac lede 6449. | McDONALD, 3612—SsSing!: steam heat. “PRospe *t 2880. 5-G rooms; 4-5. all : LAciede COMPTON. 2323A S.—Single, furnace: trade for cottages. Brown, Monday. after 9 a. m. 6449. CONCORDIA NEAR MORGANFORD—Cozy 3-room cottage: cement foundation an rege furnace; arene: newly decorat- a bargain at $33 KLAU BER-WELZ. 624: 3 Gravois, Kiv. 3100 3-3, $1500 CRITTENDEN, 1815—Double, cash investment; bargain. LAclede €449. LELOR,. 3209—New 5-5 rooms. tile bath, hardwood floors, carage; cheap. (Os ') DELOR, 3230—4-4: tile bath; furnace; beautifully decorated: make offer Rengel-Weber. WELL-BUILT SINGLE. 4615 DELOR. 4 rooms and sunroom; convenience: garage for office room in basement, See it. = FEDERER REALTY CO. PRoespect 1519. DE TONTY 4021—3-3. double. mnodern. 3000 cash. Mr. Cox, LAciede 6449. 9E TONTY. 40xx—Double, 4-4. terms: bargain LAclede 6449. DE TONTY. 4319A—4 rooms, room, beautifully decorated, cian: DE TONTY, 4045A—4 rooms, bath, a — $45. NTY, 4390—Double flat; 6 rooms. Deo 000: $200 month rent; $3000 cash; easy terms. (c) DEWEY. 4218—Flats 3915-17 Wyoming: 4063- 6. 3 Hartford: 3671-73 Foals mi ql sale wanted. inauire 28425 Meramec. DEWEY. 4246—Double 3-3, modern; see today and make offer :inguire on prem- ises; Ist floor north. (c} DOU BLE—3-3. every modern 8 cars: finished “breakfast $40. elec- ic) tile bath. furnace, hard- wood floors, $15.250. LAclede 6449. DOUBLE FLAT—South, good investment: good condition, cheap. Riverside R150W 3539 &. Prem LAe. ‘9543. moJern: | | McDONALD. 3027 — New double of five rooms: 4 hot-water heating plants: 4-car brick garage. Will trade. What have you? _809 CHESTNUT. ma nt McNAIR, 2709-11-13—6-family, 3 rooms rer te S16; 20): bargain. A. F. GROEBL. 722 Chestnut. MAin 1461. McNAIR, 2247-49—Double. : $92 per month-. bargain: terms. 3724 Hydraulic. LAciéde 6648, McNAIR, 2420—Single 3 rooms: toilet: electric: each floor: 2 look, make offer: — G_ Printz, 900 Russel! McREE, 4122—Double strictly modern: money; ecve commission: easy terms. McRE, 402—4-family flat: 4 years old; 5-5: (two bedrooms): liot large enough |for another flat: garages: one deed against. | Rent $217.50 per month. Will sell below cost. Owner first floor east. 4308 McREE AV. 5 ro om flat, tile bath, steam heat, 2- gara car HARTWIG. DISCHINGER, ER, 2808 N. Grand. 4112 McREE AV. Apartment style. 4 and 4 rooms; bath pared floors, furnace. M. A. RUST & SONS REALTY Co.. MAin 4551, 816 Chestnut st. MAin 4552. MAGNOLIA, 3117—4 and 6 rooms: a real bargain: settle estate. HARRY J. PRospect 2020. flat. 3 owner needs rooms; 5- tile EWERS, 3190 S. Grand. 3144 MAGNOLIA A 5-room efficiency: modern double flat: steam heat: apartment style. “SEE US." SRISKOP. 3621 8S. Grand. LAclede 3040- EIGHTEENTH, 33xx S.—Double $1000 cash: bargain LAclede 6449 EIGHTEENTH. 3328 S —Single, rooms. tile bath, furnace: garage. clede 9. GHTEENT 9863-865 S$.—3-3 tenement: will trade for $. 3 double with baths. reasonable. WATSON -O’ ROURKE, Ts eo Riverside 4310. 471 Gravois, ELEVENTH, A REAL FLAT 77-79 Cote Brilliante, corner flat on Sh yo massive 5-6 rooms, hard- x steam heat. $12.500. Get > 1. 4915 Kaston. NEW 3-4 DOUBLES 5446-56 ST. LOUIS AY. Strictly modern: tile bath; hardwood floors; close to schools. car lines, stores, etc.: ver onvenietly locate KORTE, 7550 x STH. MAIN 5248-59. BEST FLATS IN TOWN For the money: 5539 Hebert st.: 5 ana 5& rooms, new: well built: hardwood floors, tile baths. hot-water heat, double garage: lot 35x12 5. 2927 Greer av.. 5 and 6 rooms, large third floor gy tile baths, furnace: dou- Fine ‘Single Flat Four larce rooms and closed rch adjoining kitchen: SFRANCIS-PE N. 3 : A RE AL SINGLE FLAT 8347 Terry: 4-5 rooms, steam heat, tile bath. garage: price very low for quick -—, FEINBERG & JON 2909 N. Un SOMETHING NEW IN DOUBLES See 3308-12 Belt av. in Mars p “ttieat double flate in ~r Indiana yelow aes ws ecpara ent s: ui. and Sone brick garage: ee nine o our repre- ‘G rfield 1427 sant ve at abo ENZLICK, 101 se _ South ACTOMAC. saa8 — o-6 rooms ; tairs Vie ec. 3768W 2409 &.-—3 some «. eleciric, t Gecorated. Adults. ELEVENTH. 2209 S.—Double. 3-3: terms. Phone Mr. Aitmayer, LAclede 6449. H 2342 &—Singie, 3-3 rooms: goths FR _ a cms DRS LAc. 6449. ELEVENTH. 1518 8.—Big bargain: 6 families; rent $1200: price $6800, See owner. HUmboit 3347J. FAIRVIEW. 3871—Double, 3 dition ; modern: ba tgain. FLAD. 3646A—6 rooms, bath. furnace; new fixtures: cedar closets: separate | laundry’ garage; convenient to 5 lines: rent reasonable: open Sunday, to _ 9. FLAT—6-familv, west of Grand. $15.750; bargain. BUX R, £E. LAclede 5449. FLAT AND BUSINESS CORNER—Ess H-389. Post-Dispatch. : FLAT—Double. $7500: will take cot ore south: _ bargain. LAcliede 6449. FLAT—4-fa ee Toth $127 month. Apply Blasie, 27 . FLAT Double Sea nia. near Arsenal, 4000: rent $696. Peaclede 6449. ark: 4-5 eins “le, mod price $7 750: gas. newly pe good con- ,Ac le de 644 te *‘LAT—Near Grand- ern: income $1200: eash LAclede 6449 FLAT—Singie, for sale. ~ 4-4 rooms: Gecorated: white enameled sinks: 1954 Withnell. hardwood fioor fur acreens termes. (76 offer. Owner, 19: FLAT—3-3 modern nace. tile bath. fixtures. conper S-car earage $8500: _ sacrifice: 4652 Rav. Riverside B5R°7. FL _—4-famiiy. 3 rooms, tile baths. fur- a narares: look at 3447-49 Texas’ heat offer considered. Owner. 4711 Ray Riverside 4483M AT—4-family. rooms. bath. furnaces. separate entrances. brick porch. garacee: rent 180: cheap at $14.000. Box K-392. Post- aera price $16,000. 4-family: "4 steam heating plants. hy beds: modern throughout. Owner, -295. Post-Disnatch. FLAT—RBeautifwl new matt brick k bunea- low. single flat: tile baths. oak floors. steam decorated: nice investment: rented at ° er nr New Mur- Box —My 4-5. with hot-water heat. lo | —— in St. Anthons's Parish: must be eold this month as I want to give up housekeeping and board with niece: poceonebss S wapd accepted. K Post-Di -F our-family flat: cor- ner Wt GA A ungalow-flat. beau- are 5 and 5 rooms, sunroom. Owner downstairs Call _w (¢ flat, | 74) | LA- double | | $500 | newly | m = © »| OREGON, ee ee —— THI TEENTH. trade | for cottage. THIRTEENTH. |, 2312 S—Sinele. 3-4: t LAcledc 6449. ” e720 4799-4710. | (eH?i |] Call 4220 S.—DOURLE 3 $14,750. BRANNER. H330. 2339 S.—Single. nele, 3-4. baths, Garage: also 25 “foot lot. HOSEK, 1807 Gravois. (c) 3821—5-6 rooms, modern brick | price right. Owner oT tant single ilat @nodern : priced right. | LAclede 9533. | THIRTY-EIGHTH, | ROOMS, BATHS, RIVERSIDE TWELFTH. furnaces, | OTAH. garage; “UTAH 39°20—3-3 rooms, baths and fur- naces; exeeptionally large rooms, marble | sinks, inside cellar entrances, built-in china closets, ete. Here is a very fine building | at $1000 under the market. SOIT INGER Realtors, Victor 2222. 3943 UTAH PLACE, Single flat: 5 amd 5: eleeping porches. thoroughly modern: hot-water heat: 3- car — garage: priced right for quick as ALTER KOLLAS. 618 Cheetnnt. §919-21-23-25-27-29 Vermont Av. We are offering 6 fine 4x4 room single flats: Murphy beds and every other con- venience. Be sure to see them today. FEDERER REALTY CoO.. PRospect 1520. 2610 Gravote av. THOLOZAN 3921—Single. vy modern: affer wanted. WLAclede 644 VICTOR. 2040—Sinele. 4-4, bath, garage: terms. LAclede 6449. VICTOR, 1225—-4: bath: Al eondition very recsonable: ca neces- and priced \ . LEFE-SCHERMEN. GRand S830. 2002 VICTOR ST. Corner flat of 3-4 rooms, baths, furnace. ?-car briek garage: lot 50x157; will sell or trade: nhone us for details. WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArtield 1427 VIRGINIA — Nevt Arsenal. 4-family. $4000: real bargain. LAclede 6449. VIRGINIA. 2918—Sinele flat: 4-4 mod ern: new: bargain. Hiland 6009. (cdf) 3442 MAGNOLIA Single flat, 4 and 6 rooms: priced right; hot-water heat: will take small Cash or trade as part payment. JONES BROS. REALTY CO. GActield 8015. | MAKCELINE TER.. 3655—4700 8, Grand: beautiful 5-5 room bung alow flats: won- derful location; price and terms right: open daily G. Sturmfels. Builder. MENARD, 1512—6-family. -3 rooms, triple garage; rent $2232. LaAc, 6449. MENARD, 2346—4-family: 3 rooms each. Rent $900. SINGLE—3106 MIAMI. A dandy 3and 3 sinsle: bath, marble sinks, garage: owwer wanted. FEDERER REALTY CO. "PRospect 1520. MICHIGAN, oS 5 Saneie, , od, bath, fur- | mace, garage: bar LAc lede_ S449, | MICHIGAN, €331—Bingle, 4-5. bath. | mace, garage; lot SOx135, Lac. 3449. | MICHIGAN 3142-44—4- family flat. ti ree} | rooma, bath, electric: all rooms light am | airy: make offer; owner nonresident. tan | BULL, 21) N. 7th st. 1a 3-3 ror wns. 149. bath, and MINNESOTA, 3010—Single. bath: terms. Mr. Altmayer, LAc. MINNESOTA. 38290—5 and 5 rooms, hardwood floor, hot-water heat garage. C, ARTHUR FRENTROP, 4143 8. Grand bl. Riverside 1881. MISSOURL 2858—Singie. 3 and 3; tollet and bath: garage. Riverside 4541. 2 | 4550 MORGANFORD RD. Well-constructed double. 4-5 rooms. fur- nace. préwocd oor, waragce: exchange ; Ss 8. T i. RE. Be ae A. ‘NEBRASKA. SS30Sincie 4-5. bath, fur- nace: make offer. LAciede 6449. we san NEBEKASKA 3616—Single. 3-3 room flat. bath, furnace; warages. LAciede 6440. NEBRASKA. 4: jl2—4-5 furnaces, electric: garage: dition: nice neighborhood: made: St. Anthony's Parish. Bargain. NINTH. 2300 S.—* families: rents $1260.| $9400. LAclede 6449 OHIO, 1619—3-3. toilets. laundry elec tric: atreet, alley made: $5200: bargain rooms. ur-| floo | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RK. FE. CO.. 3621 8. VIRGINIA. 6317—4-family flat. 3-3 rooms: mo@ern: 4-car garage; apply to owner. fe) VIRGINIA, 4637—4-5 room’ single: HOWARD EK. KELSEY. 3513 GRAVOIS, in St. VIRGINIA, 4724—4-5 rooms, bath, Hedwig parish. re. ARTHUR FRENTRO 4145 8. vi, ivereiiie 1881. VIRGINIA, 4624—2 flats, 4-4 rooms cach, bath: will consider reasonable offer. GRECKY REALTY CoO., 1510 Caas. Tyler OS875. IRGINIA, 4711-53-53 rooms. bath and hot-water heat. also 4715 with store and ® rooms down; 5S rooms and bath, up. Can be rated. regime ARTHUR FRENTROP. 4143 S. Grana Riverside _ 1881. VIRGINIA, 3620—Nice single 4 and 4 pou flat; tile baths, furnaces. hardwood o-car *.car brick garage. “SER US.” LAclede 3040-41. iv VIRGINIA 4113-13- oo der 4-room 2-familv flats in ‘St. Antbeonv's Parish. | has tile bath. herdwood floors. steam heat. | Serene in porch. garage: convenient to ade and hieh echools. stores and trans- portation, WM. J. HOLDOWAY . Realtors. 722 tnut St Wh 3557-—4-5 rooms, bath, furnace. e003 etree ra >) PRoepect 260 ie ILMING 3—1-FA FLAT. | JUST COMPLETED. SROSPECT 0420. WILMINGTON. Rot 6—5-5 room fiat: with sun - mhodern throughout. HOFFMAN, 808 estnut st. WYOMING 83112—Single: 4-5: moder garage: easy payments. GArf! eld 1216W * Modern o- 6 reasonabie. _Grand. VISTA, reom (83s HOSEK. fe) | tile | WYOMING, 4 alow-fiat: very 1807 Grevoia. WYOMING. 838xx—5 and 6 rooms. | @-car brie baths, | Diock from Grand Av, See excellent con- | O 4 gt improvements | {ec} bath parewood floors. hot-water arare. eat barrain »p heat EIGHT FA! ri 7 So * 6449." $1200: price $84 LAc! IF vou are. looking for a real investment |. -3. Re : oer gems net on eash inveetmca wan ungalow Call owner after 0 o ~ Riverside 20!17W. -- OHIO. 26xx—3-3: electric: 2-car price $4500. J. Bodner. 372 4 Wyarae he. LAclede 6648. | OREGCR. Soxs—Singie, 3: roomie rie | ly modern; reasona le Loapec 3337 —Single. 4 5. bath, fur ke r. -Aciede 6449 REGON. et 3 double. coo bath, dandy investmcnt: reasonah!e WATSON-0" ROURKE. REALTORS, Iverside 431 71 Gravois, YW --- “tt tile bath. modern: " Just Aon wt, look at this be- fore buying: ecreen — hardwood floors: plenty closets m 2-5 daily. BERT J. oA LA. Bull. er. 4019 Rosa. Riverside 7 53x) Ti ATE STE an ~? 0 Cleveland av.. single flat of 5 and 6 rooms, ?-car warace: rent $122 per moni ee ttn te CO. GArficla 21 FLA 4 reeoms down, & up: bathe on each floor: look at 1121 ‘21 I@th (1 bleck wont of 12th bi.). BEFORE YO t “C" 4243 sve Guns is OSAGE. sas Single 4-5: mood condl- tion; price re LAciede 89) | Double flat: reaponabie. city: | femt $2400. See CO. Garfield 3165. | tra Bees: | wii] 4047-49 Shaw av.: 4 families: 3 rooms and sun room: Murphy beds: tile bath; | hardwood flocts: $40: sarames: separate en- rent $216 rms ANDE HSON. STOCK E. RUERMANN MAin 4594, SOS Chestnut at. ~ SINGLE FLAT BARGAIN 46°29 Minnesota: 5 and 5 rooms: tile baths and ein pg owner on first floor: make e ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN MAin 4593. Realtors, SOS Chestnut. ~ PRETTY NEW SINGLE | NOW BEING COMPL ETED. OPEN FOR INSPECTION 3817-19-21 Alberta st., block west of Grand, 3930 south: 3 and 4 targé rooms: strietly modern: brick rch: $2000 cash: no t aged buy in town: look it over. “SEE " CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. C 3621 8. Grand. LAclede 5040-41, CORNER DOUBLE FLATS 2904 Wyomine st.: 4 rooms: Murphy beds: steam heat: hip ‘roof: easy ternis. SCHMOLL. 721 Chestnut, GArfield 8941 SINGLE BARGAIN 3519 Louisiana; 4 and 4: large rooms: tile bathe. furnaces, sleeping Pro op- posite nark: mu sell. E CHRISTIAN *BRINKOP R. FE. 3421 S&S. Grand. LAclede 3040-41, St. Anthony’s Parish NEW BUNGALOW FLATS Something Different Minnesota av. just north of Meramec st.. % block east of St. Anthony's Church and school close to public schools. Cleve- land High School, street cars. stores. and opposite Marauette Swimming Pool. Beau- tiful and well built: 5 and 5 room single flats, containing all modern conveniences. Open today. ‘SEE US” Christian Brinkop R. E 3621 8. Grand bl. Pong LAciede 3041. _ NEW SINGLE FLAT 2703 S&S. COMPTON Containing 4 rooms and tile bath on each floor. hardwood floors, furnace heat copper gutters and down spouts: double roragce: open for ipepection: price $10.000 HEMMELMANN-SPACKLE R co. 70 Chestnut. st. Co. 8040. (c99) Owner Leaving City Desires to sell menedintett one of “the finest apartments on the South Side. This property is one block west of Grand. and consists of three 4-family apartments. sore of 4 rooms. sun parlor and some 3 roome. sun parlor: one central heating plant. For price and narticnlare HEM may CHESTNUT ST 4 AND 5 ROOM . SINGLE FLATS Nearing Completion 5800 on Gravois IN MUELLER’S PLACE See Them Today HARTMANN.-HEINRICH REALTY Co. } 6117 Gravois. RlIv, 2175 BBR ISIS. | 19 | on Gravois‘ and Cherokee | ear line (Gravole to Schoenlac. then one bleck south to Goener): |) and 4 roome: new lf : 14 sold and all || All improvements in. See iH r ", HARTMANN. HEINRICH | | R. E. Co, 6117 Gravois Av. Riverside 2175 Today. FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE} Southwest Cor oe hitversicte : Rag BANCROFT 1R—4 and 5 lane rooms, hot- 4 rages: all ts: ter : et ORSHIRE nm and 6 ©; sac rifice price. Owner, 6325 Bancroft. Riv- reside 5°207W. 5711 DEVONSHIRE AV. New 4 and 4 room modern flat; steam — ee , thet modern: 2-car garage. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. EB. CO. 3621 3 Grand. LAclede 3040 (c68) LAT—5 and 6 room modern. Ste tatie | & _bad- cheap ;owner. r sale or trade; LAT—Fo Riverside 6583 ) 3 Strictly modern sing flat: 5 rooms and bath ‘ - GRESHAM. 5287 —Modern 5-room bunga- low at bargain oy KLAUB WELZ, 6243 Gravols Rie 3100 I HAVE new dou orthampton; will sell _— one- good renters; no —- 27 2 Chou ‘53x modern, new, A, t; n; arage. (ec) . Shi —Ulere modern 5-6 singic. for brick bunga Ww NO y ROURKE. ‘REALTORS. Tverside 43 .ANSAS-——% ir west of ph Sree ; new. GRand 5247. a | 5-5 Ns . ingle flat, 4-4- sleeping pore ch, ater heat- also 5-5 Sfewie 680] Gravois. Riverside 2990. . “Wa KINGSHIGHWAY, §.—Single. 4-4: ex- change for cottage south. Phoner LA- clede 49 faces or TAN 49,7—New bungalow t: and 5 rooms: modern: hot-water heat: scparete basement. See owner. GRand MARQUETTE. 6824—Frame fiat, 4 an ang A 8: bath electric, hardwood floo real poreais. a family WENT. Ic 4933 ODEDLL AV. 5 rooms, modern: income $220: bought at at price to net good return estnat. Garfield” 1427 ER . - Sin e mote of- fer wanted: ba <x Sa aaa tar. | tae ROSA, 4672—4-4 rooms, a. Sagie I flat: bath gas, electric: street made DIEHL, 6801 Gravois. Riverside a SCHOLLMEYER, 4954—5 roe modern throughout: earare : st : price reduced for auick sa DETERING. 36°27 Gravy ‘ THOLOZAN, 4042 (N pton) — Brand-new 5-5: strictly modern: double carage: “wn and alley made: well bullt; come a it § ¥: no reasonabic offer oe a LEE-SCHERMEN. GRand BR30, MU B " 5280 Lisette: new 5-5 single: hot-wa- ter heat: large rooms: plenty of closets: first-class work: unstaire rented; open. ARTHUR FISC N, Builder, s Girand. Rivers 375. WILL TRADE—SUBM a KINGSHIGHWAY. 5847 &.—5-5 pare HANDSOME AND MODERN: 47- 378. $17,000. BELLIS. GARFIELD NEW OOM Cc 4997.39 Winonsa: separate entrances: bungalow porches; 4-car brick garace. side drive: price right: will consider vacant in trade. 2013 §. Broadway. y HUtmbolt 3073, (c) A Wonderful Flat Bargain °714 Hampton bi.: dandy. wees < < room: strictly modern single at garage: lot —~. x 180: let us tell you abous thie real bar WENZLICK. 1010 an GArfield 142 Single Flat 5 large rooms sun porches, hardwood ee tile bath, Pe oo ~ a screens and —, on bin. a double garage; reason 14°00 000: easy terms. Po “this at 258 rsena wae FRANKE 2314. West . — AnD. 7159—4- vamnihy, o-ToGm efficien- 3 steam hea oC. J. Me Caw LEY M REAL (¢oar:*® MAIn 2813. ALAMO, 7108—5-5 double, doubie b garage: priced to sell, mn Hi-Pointe: sp n- did invest WATHDNO ROURKE, REALTORS, je eee a 7256 AMHERST AV.—NEW University Park—Single 5 and 5 Rooms. Sleeping Perch: Elegant, new flat of 5 and 5 rooms: screened-'n sleeping porch; double separate steam heating plants; til hardwood floors. Price $17,500. Live ip one: rent the N jocation : owner es H-369, P. ob. (699) APARTMENT—8S8- family efficiency: corner incumbrances ‘e ah vwrice for eauity. See Huth. Julius Hal er Realtv Co.. 807 Chestnut APAR'TMENT—Must wik xive bar- 4 gain to ind’ “taal fe direct. Beautiful aix-family leas — wear old: G laree re rooms; ideal location all rented RENT; SHREW spt RY. LACL ARCO, 444 odern hardwood floors, tine $1000 CASH; — rooms, ” hot-water hea - to $ f R, E, Co.. 4315 Manchester. 1335-37 AUBERT. 4 rooms, beth. urnace, electric, gas, etc KORTE. 110 x. ain. ee feo BAYARD. 1319-5 and madern terma. owen RY J. TE WERS. 3100 S. Grand, PRos 2020 eo , | LEE-SCHERMEN, 5367 CABANNE Four-family apartment. consisting of 6 and 7 rooms: always rents: terms. GitALDINE mon F.. we wit “ CATES, 5017 oli reoms, SAVINGS RUST ‘CO. at 5 Dei- r 3523 CEN . Single flat. 4 and 6 rooma: hardwood floors. thorou right: Natural Bridge rd. WALTER KOLL AS. ¢ . CH “LARA, 1378-——S0060): very modern bungalow -f fiat, FEINBERG & JONES FO 87 62 D4 tile bath. rice ARA. 1431— rent Sf, FEINBERG & 40 FOreet #742. * CLAYTON RD. 71. family income: never vacant; able: price right. E€LAYTON. 6443——8-room efficlency dow. ’ alow.” Inve ee will trade for ROURKE, REALTORS, tweedy bag tht Grav 6952 CLAYTON EoD Attractive 12-family 5-room efficiency: jot Ori30; 8 renta | improvements: ann | exeenae: for price. terms, see HN 35. B KE BRO. S15 oa ; Four-family fiat. 3 heat. un bath, Reréwoes od floors: 6 blocks Perahing Se price e terms y = CORNWELL R_ R. E. _ ae ._ 7th. ~~, - 7 ee sb slearm heat. * exeeptiona y : = $21 NGSB _— aay te 3 4 gle: HUDSON GArfield 1 342. " 4 fos 50 50x155: priced right. i oar & 3 SS ~ ~ sme ‘ar gf. LOUIS POST-DISPATC PLAT tamil: . t rages. uire ret N p_dealers. x a U income over s; small cash payment, Bos . a wm ras must sell; leaving a | Well-butit; and . SicKINLEY. z Te rooms, 3 ——1$ buy from owner; D 65497 x. 308 Q-car — on: 2-ca R. DARST, 9 Ye MAPLE. floors: tile furniture; 00; Bt. PAGE 4308:70— PAGE, 4557—W rooms, hot-water Counts ver i ~~ ern» Seen eee ne ee

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SUNDAY, : Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. AUGUST. a1, Si ce a ee eS YB “\ ST. Lovis RESIDENCES FOR SALE | BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY & POST-DISPATCH. _ SM be: thn iocineesiidiaaeeaemenadadt’ “ee FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE, | RESIDENCES FOR SALE | ~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE + nad bs Wen —a 3 ; | West North South South MAPL aes OS ti ‘tse 6 ROOMS, $4750." ee : cap * = US i i. fRIPLE FLAT — Xow SO year: 37 — | w- LAFAYETTE AY. DREA > nd d 2 alton av.; strictly modern, meta ‘ gi om . - Boyle and ad ry oe iota "tie ees” A “452135: cag Col. In “the 38xx block: wrety Se stOry aon 6-Room Residence made to s: pay for itself. ws: nee ormewe A — ee vee ae | i x lH ies) G—2 bloo east of Well- HOLOZA Me 18th. fe) | residen 6 rooms, hardwood Bates street: large light WENZLI x 1010 Chestnut. GArfield 14~ WEN zricr ‘010 Chestnut. Gar. 1427, } a | on Boner’ ned’ pain now occupled by | feet: ; a . tintin oteendilh aaa eet eins ntnieiaeitinen nt niente een hee NR ht ee eee okie telinee ” 4 = . , we a 2 ee fax 5340. c pa 7 1 ey: . throughout: hot-water heat, etc. Some- ut, lar “ivine isd, SV 4 . tile bath. KENNERLY. = Ce ese ~ thing different: very artistic and priced cet wg rut, Tage and V ‘A REAL BARGAIN ed. i; see Call ‘piindell 3067. 1f — below market value. Owner moving west ge bedroom ap E . 6 sone. ren tine must sell: 1025 ee 6-car trick &: P N-G ERTSLATTER pie ort, 40) 18—7 rooms: modern: aoe and must sell. i na ined” ~ Fore bare M P R t il L eae seed: new bessmnent: bath. Box” M. 394, i 4,8 = oo) aig ESL Seto era reek: | zp BISBERG,_ S20t_ 8 GRAND. : ii| _ Nine rooms: steam heat; garage. This CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. “GArfield_ 3165. edium Price Retail Locatig i Owner, 57 : x _M- Post-Dispatch. _{ eases, weer roe oe ee 2 F y ; hrough-| NORTHMOOR PARK RES. BARGAIN “. ; strictl “tnodern: priced right for quick Pee ag peoten” tatead boleume mlver fix Th 25 a wef n / it can be bought fo gg ry eceenentel toms ease ES Hh wae a Grive: price reduced fur The man who owns this building . ~* need Ld fey garage: rent $270 per month. A real bar- | MUST BE SOLD od si 4 rage: streets made: price $5200. 902 Wainwright Bide. Phone MAin 4492. hardwood floors firs 30- foot | Jot: A V alley Trust Com ‘price. = ——_ fan Gari ld wt Ate “tol ie .1 > Owner says cet offer: 8 roome, sun par- Exceptionally fine colonial home in an SOUTHWEST REALTY Yo MARYLAND, 7274—New residence: fust on be y $8200: ter lis ssissippl pany, £ — ©. avr = “rood: or = a ust ESTMINSTER PL... 5728 — Well-Duilt jor. oil burner: 2-car garag ce: very modern: Compton Heights Park, near Grand; 10} 22309 S Kingshizhway. GRand 7521.(¢) about completed: 6 rooms, bath, strictly ‘ Rie JONES E. CO.. GArtield. End. 4TH — j pad 20 rand “s Ss ) . : d if . os ra —— - 6-family of 5 rooms and sun parlors: want an offer Guick ter rooms: up-to-date improvements: opeu fcr| PENNSYLVANIA PARK—5 rooms, tile modern. TYiler 0153. RATERMAN BLDG RESIDENCE ee MAIN 3640 is) modern: steam heat: will consider trade. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO, GaAr, 3165, | 42 offer LONGFELLOW PLACE bath: steam: $1000 down. Call GAr-| AND CONTRACTING CO. 1943 St. Ve09) 6151 WESTMINSTER. PL. —== "CHOICE VACANT TW ENTIFTI 9102 oe rooms, recep- Extra fine colonial home in Compton field 0231. een 09) Modern home, containing 7 rooms = : SALE 4 tion hail and enn orch: modern. Heict Park . Grand: i} RESIDENCE—Beautiful 8-room; complete 5) "LAND AV first and second floors. tile bath. 2 room RESIDENCES FOR North ae at drive (A! ry aoe south side, C. BURGHOPF: oS nN. Broad Se ee ee rand; built-in ca- |’ with curestare. or will lease; sacrifice. 4628 MARY 4a4 . third floor: Bry ‘water heat, double ga- ee LEE, 416¢0— and ~ - a =U. GHOF?, roacway. rage, two cars: every modern, up-to-date 131 t-Dispatch : beautiful 9-room e: price $13.5 W Err 216. la iat. pnley road; lot 4 oT PARK. 7 ak real home end_ in- COlfax 3452. improvement: lot 120x175. Box_Y-131,_ Fost-Disp : oor Spatto: Cathedral . parish, in ke lis: hot HEMM iwaxe SPACKLER R. E. CO = ax 2013. | gan (University Park. Ta ao ve stment: new: 2 car lines: 5 and 5 TWENTY-TH THIRD, *5°3 WN.—? LARGE HENRY HEIMENZ &. 2. 614 Chestnut. | SCANLON, 6902—11 rooms and 3 tower) hoyse; hardwood floors; oe , 0x17 6: ‘ Cheet a QUICK SAL ‘eee each 40x100, west of V ee “ores and light: vour terms: 8€€/| ROOMS: BAT AND: ELECTRIC: $700 CEntral 1370 . brick residence. on lot water heat; exceptional order; lo f 70 nHestnut st: SMALL E \ sford road, east side; lot 100x raity Co.. 909 Che CASH AND Peay TERMS. GRAND 7 feet: real sacrifice. See L easy terms: want offer; owner will show. IN ST. ROCH ARISn r# : Store and bungalow; nm e ; just north of otomac. price $35 per SRV ESTER BULERA 40542. , 2609 Louisiana Av . E. CO., FOrest 5849. ( John Grether & Co.. 81] I>t. Life Bidg, 5806 Waterman: + yt. modern in La DOWN very attrac , Fer & single flats at 1221-33 Hodiamont: | “oVEnsiT) 2227-28 rooms. bath. fur- a3 . : . " SMILEY, 6716—7 rooms, — hardwood NEW MOORLANDS HOME every detail: house as oa as oe Ry ood | & MORT TCAGE ‘co, “107 ‘x. % land _ drive (Maryland Ye Fiz WAS HINGTON oms l-car garage: side drive $6500) cash: fine home and investment inspection. 2 to Mr. Daubendiek. orated and painted inside and out. Two A REAL INV ESTMENT MOORLAND PARK At once; 7 rooms, open porch. 2-car sa- naif’ block Catholic or > ae oa : ly ap: ty: “weg, of Ferguson: Son a eg good tra : niver : a orest). east ee ee eee THE HOME YOU'VE WANTED. to Roosevelt High School and grade school. | guing station. leased 10 years, Texas com: $14,500 er HAUNCEY P gers , Gasticla S108 MIBSISSIE a Val 4th ana Pine He > al ; Ney Hox nd Railway; lot 40 7 ; CHAU » zArtie Ms 0. Sth_and_ sine... Peay Serie t. . See home of 9 rooms. sleeping porch. etc.; | on premise, = HARRIS REALTY CO. FOrest 4321. Thie is by far the lowest priced home HI-POINTE HOME BARGAIN: —Main_304 2 | ) N 7th —— in this community: 6 rooms and reception 912 De Mun: must sell: 7 rooms: very —— Z North Gr Sr : oF ot 50x200; business or factory 5 an od . th (University Park). south Bic Bend each 4 rooms and bath on Ist floor. 2d flour | groom brick and stone bouse: slate roof.| 4143 S, Grand Riverst de 1881. 80-foot lot: priced to sell_guickly, : M _ Ki _ Groat N._E. COR. GRAND AND UNE jem corner Bi oy. aide: , ights), south and 4 : { inerahin ° CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. _GaArfield 3165, | Pane A 8 ee - DW. L. KUHS RETY. CO. COliax 3810] cercened porches. garaze for 5 cars. Close Corner Ivanhoe and Fvler. 6-family flat. —. meray very modern; own- block public prabiey deer CO., Agent. anita and 6 rooms. sun University av... near Grand: attractive |} One block from Compton car line. Owner any: close loaned & Velie: etealy theeman : | : # rick arene; ate right. See ad ; Nw a hesterw =i : maar Sik niet othe a perfect condition. If you want a real| F..J. CORNWELL R. E. O0O,, 111 0 : a ROLLA. 618 Chestnut_st._, ; Priced | _MAIn 2258. __MAIN_~-09._ WHAT WILL YOU OFFER ?! nev tiled bathroom, hot-water heat. tile] modern: asking for fair offer for quick read; 2 lots, home and conveniences, see this: S OM “OWNER. right: terms 29.26 MILTON AVENUE T : 2-car brick garage: must sel] imme- | ,,) : a ‘ . — seal ~~ - + + : 4 . ‘ , = « e. ts ig ~— hy 2-family 6-room apart WM. L. ANS & apa Nine-room residence. in_ prime condition: we. Fn img Pt alligey Hoes agg 4 iately, Call Hlland 3303. fc) | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO.. GArfield 3165. | ,, Stores and A par 9 west of be ment. email paymemt, jet the rent | Garfield 2464. 7th st on a high-class street in Compton Heights: Sarg ; 5 TE ' J Te Nii cite =O ypowtns , bath. gas. electri ne Holal NEWBERRY TERRACE. 4614—S8 rooms. PARKVIEW HOMES. : * Doo ty — balance.” Inquire eO 4012 Ea Che eens = = Saguuahwev in Southampton. Felverside aa ARUNDE NORTHMOOR FAG E. 72 36.—Our oe a 4045 Cottage: 7 rooms; hot-water heat. 4 This house is of the best Spgs AXIMUM RK : HERE S Y OU R CHANCE OSCEO! A. 4040-0 é cre 8 rooms, 4 first .~ gl bath Lourdes ray and school. priced right | Bo eae Ses t00 SEE SUNDAY | t etion and ° =? # o . . + . o ‘ wi) 4n.. ~~ —tb rooms. ee wm a . ; c x . 7 er _ on premises, 5 : SMALL INVESTMENT. _6-room residence: 4014 Maffitt: hard-| an@ breakfast room: Ae ae ny second, all modern, exce tonally well built for quick 6A OW TO} ee OWNER ee evInG TOWN—MUST SELL i |modern constru ti f! wood floors. bath. new furnace, garage: in - = — 7339 NORTHMOOR DRIVE. oan f a} ~ wh ge located West End single fiat. first-clase condition: priced very low T. Smith, $311 Landsdowne ay. fc) 1322 AUBER Price reduced: easy terms: bargai 1 540 Ellis; block south of Manchester: | should be sold this week or % sad © rooms; PO abel decorated; worth | WEN7TICK. 1010 Cheetnul. GArfield 1427 1618 PARK AV. A fine residence of 7 moms, bath and block south of Forsythe bi.: Int 60x150: | bedroom on first floor; fine for large, fam- RSE. 019- . 106 will b a t the 1 tnu +Arfi hed "142 ck sout oO ; } b $1500 ff SE) ; . : . sme mones : $1080." andie, ye : —=| , An eretelienss buy in a 6-room dwell- gg nel sarees ~~ 2 ones: owner yante new, very attractive: 5 rooms: living room ay near schools and churches; $1 ‘the price we are 0 ering. ~ > Bas : y+ Seesetn. ree » ng ath, toilet and e - roperty in . n li sacrilice i0F @ | 34x15 ft.: sleening pvorch: hot-water heat: | oe . araige: : ae 55 Bing x : cheap. L. HECKMANY i co., | KENNERL} _AV.. 3912— ||| excellent condition: ke i616 Pa rk: | quick le, Will also Cispone furniture, hardwood floors: tile bath firet floor: 2.| CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO.._GAr._ 3165 : Edward L. Bakewell > pt 7 Pe frre . “33x65 reain. 64, 100 Na Tth ts | sia tesa i residence: | easy are, $300 cash, re, Oe sols 5 ot JOS. 108 _ N. 9th. car garage attached: owner, occupies. — a aon a 18 N [th St co Ian ne BS 0) Jenning ; 10 -' | price $300 : DD. “S16 Br room ck: modern: ga-| JOHN S. RLAKE & O.. 815 Chestnnt. . Tw : . R. REST 225 a” SA G IN BEAU TUL HILLCREST. 1 . ~ & ° : ar for & # 1 OT. S—LO : a. (yo ~ ss wi lee vl a p rity Oh dei > , red f ey lok ‘hn: os 25x63; mnderm 2. “compen gig CEs 00 wectete Sx dition: $8750: $50 monthly: don't miss |COClfax 3945. WANSTRATH. MAin 4148. | wood floors: ‘metal ‘weathen ro *hot a PN 252.—1C2) | ful rock home. Semity nt $1080: “pure bargain; unusual Cc. M. McDonald ‘kK. ‘¥ Peg it Chestnut. | 36°!" 4238 Russell av. Fiorissant_and Warne. water nee NEW WYDOWN FOREST, “319.500 6335 Westminster: 10 rooms. 3 baths, al rents ¢ . EF. Co., 500 BOLAND PL.. 845--The Moorlands: fines CHAUN CRY, P. HEATH R. E. CO. 420 EDGEWOOD DRIVE solarium, sleeping porch; modern garage; terms. See u ELCLID. 2824 N 10 ms. large ie , I 799 ; , ; tinest Beautiful 8 rooms: large tile bath co- ae oe ae & BRO. 815 Chestnut, | ©} Ch’ oe 2 ee ee LIE RERT 1 o- ‘WHYMAN., 722 Chestnut. type construction. PArkview 3878W.(c99) ield 316 a pe pwd ly erolht heite : look todas, Wr- large lot. “OWNER LEA’ LEAVING CITY ett coh ny J Dewees ive; ssed ; OREGON. o6lo—s and 3 rooms: bath.| BREDELL, 2643—7-room residence. bath. oa48 PFPSHING down at Hanley road: bare 6823 Waterman: 9 rooms, 2 baths, large par’ 4ful ait ; MARCUS Tso s rng ne ee furnace: “% enraces. furnace. JOS POEHM, Realtor, 3539 S. j } fe CHAU XCkY a HEATH CO. “G “Artield _3165. lot: splendid condition; oil burner; priced ‘ 3 B82 Bartmer. 6-7, rooms, modem: | “ti. path: “Seat gatage: close t street 2358 TENNESSEE Grand, LAclede 9544 A the. cee cane ond ene M HOME — EIGHTEEN ea: " ariend to i ° miily wv = Earace. Jsec J i Northeast corner Sidnev ° vd -sto 9 ic BANKNE —s —Be 7 j i0-; "a ic} Toom, 141.08. arden floors, hot- were ea . ? 69 x Waterman: 10 rooms. 3 baths: 7 é ’ ON CO.. field T7654 ears. Mr. Stock. - ] / A AW NTS, DOEX aul u room or .s bear. red tile room ‘-car brick garage: lot | 1235" NORTHMOOR DRIV E. IX . proof : “Ons 5 L RI J ONES R E. GAT ield 7 STOCK-SCOTT KLTY. CO. COlfax 8751. | TOOms:. large and light: hot- water heat: residence; garage: price right. Box Y-219. | 50x140: owner leaving city and will make This artistic home contains 6 beautiful | parlor. s‘eeping oreh. oi! je pn garage. throughout. 900 : reduced price to sell quickly Pret-Dianatch. price richt. . fooms, tile bath, hardwood B Bang hot- | 3 cars; lot 68x140 ; wonderful value. uticipa 3 3-FAMILY APARTMENT _ | NorTHLAND 5321-7 . modern: al Z Ba p s AND. 5351—7 rooms, modern: ail n 5687 Enright: 5-6 rooms: “tree hot- enneremnonty in: priced very Jow: make HY. ae eer $14_Chs Chestnut. CABANNE, 5347—14-room house; hard- BUSH-BURNS. MAIN 4527. (ce&3) at agg A brick a» ee 690xx Wanterman: 10 rooms 3 bathe: "water heat: garages: lot 60x175: rent $220. of 7 roome on first floor and & rooms on ~—s floors a oat eam: "ties RESIDENCE—Unive@ity City: modern, 7 | oo and sic drive: Ea meve inte. ares wef = en Kelvinator: walls J. McCAWLEY REALTY CO. MAin } » HARTMANN. peentemaes: R. E. CO, second floor: fine place for doctor's office: any po pn yg Be oo oo instit ae rooms; 2-car garage; sacrifice for im- 5 Oi ee ee co canvased: garage. “2018. C. C. ESPENSHIED. Hijant 2060, | GL17 Gravois av. Riverside 2179. | modern; hot-water heat. “SEE US.’ Baer, HUT OE 1Qhg Retution. | medinte_enle Owner. Parkview AN6SM. | pain 3046. ee 11 Chestnut 6955 Waterman: 10 rooms, 8 bathe: lot : . ‘ ‘ a. - . = — ; - — 4a 2-1 a A GENUINE BARG AIN Price Rad ST. nm 4 yo Lot BRINEOP. 3621 Ss. Grand. LAc. 3040-41, CATES 502 312 rooms: in first- class RESIDENCE—6 rooms University City : coe $350 CASH. 850 MONTH ND & SINGLE ai | 550x122, fronting Case av. car loop: two- | a comes oad Sah. 208, condition: ~ ter — cant en ae gs Oe are BUYS THIS HOME. , Fae 9 rooms, 2 baths, 50- (See 4235 P | “ation 4 econ- | Story G-room frame; bath; basement: elec- | and alley made: house in first-class con- SAVINGS TRU ST_CO.. 4915 Delmar. _ a ——— —— ~— 8 2S Wells: Md rooms. , steam heat, 1 — 0 B. — : . Me ; we 4 oa er oO tric: garage. Fine business location. dition: priced fe ick sale. Easy. t GATES. 5653-9 rooms and trception: | RESIDENCE— rooms, 2 baths. strictly} car saree. in St. Marks’ parish. 6922 Kingsbury: 9 rooms, 2 baths, hot- hi oro reus. + «Gition; terms: owner downstairs. ; S. BLAKE 15 Chest “TErmina: Sae7 Ceatrake Piianeeet taan om heat: enalle “asrenned rt: | modern: handsomely decorated: 58xx| D. SOPHIE BF -ALTY CO.. 809 Chestnut. | water heat: oil burner: lot 100x140. : ’ “ terms. Box K-410. Post-Dispatch, H. STOLTMAN R. BE. CO.. Realtors. JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO., $15 lestnut | PETERING. 26°7 Gravois, PRospect 1833. | steam heat: easily arranged for apart west. south of Delmar: $175. Box H-38 Garfield 47 (c83) te “ 23 S. rN — : -—s . “e ; WABADA. 4925—I12-room residence at al Viral cae. 36 deaan ne j ments: 60 feet. trap inate oS same “ . pis : : 6240 Pershing; 10 rooms, 2 baths: very : 3 — is S—2: 40-41. North Pointe, west side 3 Choutean. GRand 1091. VIRGINIA, 4262—12 rooms modern; lot en ' (eo) ~ T SPECULATION 01 42 2 ; %s low price. to close an estate 100x168 J Boehn LAclede 95 44, CLARA 1337—On easy terms, 8-room HOME INVE MENT SPECULA . desirable. . Pit tatiana > Astra a’. All improvements. Owner 5385 HEIRS WANT QUICK SALE! MECKEL REALTY CO. MAin 0481. ‘ TR TNT TT Em, = in i “ — ik: brick residence: modern: good neighbor- she age, bl eg en o Drick; ort pre | ing’ Modieerton: a Nel pypicn™ “fot. fromtine 6959 Pershing: 8 rooms, breakfast room; | oo 4 — — ss : - 737 ae G ey oom mM ler r i. e 7 x | a } ‘ Tr : ee | Cc ae | -_— re n ) } ‘ 4 : . j ‘= 4366 Forest Park: 6-family apartment. -19 ae RESIDENCE bath reduced $1000 for quick sale. Phone J.A- none ota 2 ene Og a — frage; 2 blocks from echoo!: hlocke west | 65 feet on ror ing. on which 12. effi-|2 baths. ‘Seach containing 4 la'cs rooms and rerep-| ¢ 4719 Greer; 6 large. light Sage at lede 398 uF (a) te: mien to — | of Prindipia, See owner. Phone CAbanvy | ciency apartments can be built. Plan at of- 6912 Washineton: 8 rooms, breakfast , ' thon hall: ‘ant t $4000 ‘plastering. aay net arn | lay ante Py a aa ced | WWALLAC E. 4441-7 room nodern: bar- 3 TARA AV. | 2470. (c) | fice. E. H, BENOIST. 1006 Title Guar- | room. sun parlor, garage; modern; e€XceD- | JeVFERSON. 2 rT: pa inting. redecorating. putting in new HALL REALTY CO. 4715 Baston. gain. Jos Boehm, L Aclede 9544. S-ctory. 8. 1317 rick residence: all con- | RESIDENC phy e have a real bargain for | 4aty_ Bldg 99) | tional value. . "2 fg Cacapes. Swhines. Sh r y he ome wi 32 Ki . , r| for salesroom, . es y Sie Marenin ttner an Gremicsa ““Tcts} | —,RLESRED SACHAMINT FAKINH.—~ | ~ 44,8000, (89H Si@ WONTHL | veniencen: exgelient comuition 2-00" Et | stene 2 ures eghan's wile naitoea | OPEN FOR INSPECTION _ | ,,0002,,Xiveghury: 7 "ooma Retwater | cy Sie Se NEW LISTING em residence; price very reasonable, | 2-car_earage: furniture incladed. ie Gener there, | "une, Sut Bee Moot ait bath. hot-water heat. garage), Cabsane. 6043. Oto Seam jneat: | 6944 Pershing: 6 roome, breakfast room. einbery & Voinbary Ket See of tenement. 6210 Suther- — > “ : -— = - c ‘ns - tor X rs: jarge living reom: ample dining | ~ E , 7. ‘ ne abe a ; he A REAL BARGAIN Se ates S won a an — } 9 BEST BU ts EN > Oo 5 . Q pis ba KL AE LE S15 Chestnut st room. sun room, 3 bedrooms anda Satinouthem 0. J. McCAWLEY R. CO. MAin 2813. hot-water heat: 319.000. s : CHPAT NUT at a a Lv sH06W. ce) ' jrest t}* an nion. (c} 2116 Nebraska: exceptional vaargain: 8) CLAYTON ROAD. 7724-26—Two beautiful! | an second floor- ample closet room: garage C C. Espenschied. Hiland 2260. 4902 Northland: 8 rooms, bath, hot- | 2726-28 LAFAYE mt . , I Corn lot: fine ~ In the center of the 2 PRICE REDUCED. | Tor me. hardwood jours tile ro? a garage: granite constructed honses, east of Bo- under sunroon : beant itis location and our se i (ia wD " ISH water heat: 2-car garage: splendid home. Is a pick- “uD oa a 4 . . sation: $-room cottage _ rear. Mr. J. ’ 4 f at a rey " > f mpreciat . : a Sita tT 4 if i] OC 1G Ir- ’ ! ‘ ? : Best Apartment District | .,.,., OK QUICK SALE. Sit eecee, Menke RPEOIMO 5 gags | MDE drive: rooms aD gun nm | Founda: every, mom Melt wonderful ST. MARK’S PARIS 5149 Cabanne: ® rooms, hot-water heat; | M2, Drice, ia low and. walmailag 5710 Waterman: just west of DePali- |), we eens: 47-room reskience: steam SEE THIN TODAY inspect and rall “owner sfter | neighb orhond. CYRIS CRANE WILL- 53 Minerva: 8 rooms. fine condition; garage. E. P. SENNIGER. Realtor *viere, a well built: 6-family building; 5 | eat. tile bath. hardwood first floor: own- e1k 7 cE THIS TODAY. o.| LAclede 5129 aed ‘ m. MORE ORGANIZ ATION, INC. 7200 Nel- BORG Maple: 9 rooms. 10 ® baths. hot- - 5a fa ‘ rooms and o stn rooms in each | er very anxious to sel] on terme 3815 Lafavette: well bnilt, roomy, 7-/ Laced o |} mar. Abanvy 249 {c) 5077 Ridge: S$! pial down. 56153 Cabanne: . a r 7 MORGANFORD. S10i-es ar ry « Jos. C. Dickmann R. KE, Co., 623 Chestnut, | Poom residen:e: tiled bath: hot-water heat: _ 7326 CL AYTON. HI. a tah: | a > 804 Olive. BALDWIN GArfield 7494, | Water heat. hardwood floors: want offer. up; clean business p a, 4 xx Re bert. 80 feet. $1 MC N 5850 R MAIN KE | L ACE You will find us ready to help you solve |4 garages: come $190; a § ¢ xx Oleathe. 2 feet. e000 ; best renter in town at $7620 an- zoe. Se —e | wo floors: °-c rarace: only $11.- I 3 ER mua _ Seneenees erms on a ice MOVE IN BEFORE SCHOOL. res ne pre © nicer . ts . WO CITY ‘wrest — ee oR gay % ” oa Y " - . at y: ° te ~ ob Drice you ae fe Reg ty ely ome ae FE restricted blo. ck. Owner will show, | LE, YING, CTT AS CI CE @ rooms.- bath. bét-water Heat. tile root: INCOME $250 PER MONTH. | your home problem. Let us show you some | PArkview 5712J. Bi. a xx Loughboro ugh gomer Rex ieo: “PRANCIS-PERRY- RUTH, 110 N. 7th condition newly Eaperes. 8 palated, / £90 R-ACKER, REALTORS. GArfielc Ee »MN. my B re |2-car garage 4 : BESIDES OWNER’S LIVING QUARTERS. | © -xceptional values in quality homes. e Just STORE—S ' or \s de- roan e* in. DN 724 H st SoD... L a 8. J“ . | OO. J. MeCAWLEY R. CO. MAin 2813. - ae ae. | Phone. rooms up: baths: $8000. @ a , FLOORS A in 813. Modern hom Az rooms 3 baths, ar teau. “pee :. : i | feet vacant: :, at 8 s bar a2 Seo. Gio tied veered ed Wate 0 : nA fers 00s Ane Se ae a a Ae ° eet “ - nee ee bask Par Se (sear ar ohggh atte BOG “WARES CA Naa Ries eta nage 2 a me ee bom ae 100x140: a high-grade home. ee Aer afitres ot. omen gs wore armrest near arter: be. hes) er ”" aS ae ? : , . é ™ Dee a OS aye age et FE AP ea SIGIR LR ° LAR a 2 Sante aL RM BETTIS GT Fw ale e en te ers s « 2 ao ws wo De het thee. 37 > } +} bat 4 is a i? F : water heat. garage: ==>} Kineshichway and Union, $750 ca«h. 8: BARGAIN RESIDENCE. | : i. ae, KR. GARAG Al ; “ Total $8750. 0. T :|. 3822 Shaw av.: close to Grand. seven UL. HOME AT SAC RIFICE ie 6 S t ranged to rent as efficiency: hot-water heat. | ‘TT G E D ? ; r . I oil burner; will sell furnished or unfur- | ¥ ‘ » 7 STORES—Two stores. 5 46 Sutter Av. ell, furalehed 9p wnfors GEO. F. BERGFEL tric: gas, water, furnac®; ont _ a is ee UNIVERSITY PARK—SINGLE FLAT | | monthly. - “Qe>pe? . ; ro . } 1 , iMsS New: 5 rooms and sleeping porch: PArkview br: 214 Aa [large ro me. hath built-in. good heating aK t.. . HEAT ‘ ' } true eer lan? eid rarage: nrice y $75 | : . [ATH CO.. GAr. 3165 | nished: large lot and garace. : ; ata a Gater nent. gy right: 7 petieg: hot | i Not- built. to-sell, a real jes * large terms ee ee ee hS10—See it: good home. : Six rooms? fuorn mace heat. electric and | ashi ington. A Oney maker. C OMPANY, INC. rd. Riverside 2709. — JONES BROS > Na 8015 | | paris 7 ae ry larce rooms, big closets, sun | aston aeaen acer 7 rooms. bath and heat, x: ee BU = — N. 7th. MAin 1431. ty lot 300x175 ft.;: warage.. Price | rig; 4 INC a1> Che WIL Ane & RE. ALTORS. 610 »_ CHESTNUT. | ~~ MeD. pie atue $1500 a + es . i par or. thor: eughiy ov erh auled and like ' : CH Meet . Perms. ' . 6&s. 57 34 Mode rn 8-ruom } 3 (OU, | ——-- ~ n ; Se i news «8% «(O(block fr: S ms >. mh. | WENZLICK, 1080 Chestnut. GAr. 14°7. brie residence: team he: nj — “7. ; = Y « H = HAs Since 1898." Seuthanal corner Gaver” CHOIC le Library, Community Cet nan Fark, Pub FINE CARONDELET RESIDENCE, | without t furniture: owner will show proper: | Bert antile Trust Company, | v NUSUAT CIRCU MSTANCES| ———— and 5 flats; nice, cleam prog ’ evar on “¢ ¥. “ ) ITOS "ermont’ snle +-Tror sj. | tv: leavine eitv: resennahie t sth and Lorus sts 37 0 ‘ (Vv ” 9 way boulevard, postoffiee, care and- bus H708 Vermont: splendid 6-room resi- |‘ avine eitv: ressonahle rent or pr ‘hes re a st Sts. CEntral_ 3700. built T-room home: every eee: BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE McDONALD, 1111 Ct r lines: 2 blocks north of Easton av cornar | dence: hardwood floors, hot-water heat, g2- | 2 4c FLAT Fuelid and Warw ick, 60x110-: ab A °° Io grrr * age ge ell penne nertect condition and i] — ‘ ‘ | 1 29 W AS SHING ITON free 4 — ideal page in University | BUILDING hes Ramee fo Jewish gTo- FAC =) ST ROCH ‘Ss easy lerimf, open Sunday. Apply at 4%; 50) ite very chean at the price. ‘ ‘- 6861 DE GIVERVILLE Modern home bargain: 10 rooms. 2 345 oat -t ante — a real bargain. Box preening tae “C Ahan ‘393 . 216 E. Schirmer: 3-room Hea oe R Warwick av. ; _WM_E. WRISBERG, 3204 8. GRAND. || Nine rooms, bath: garaze: we are a, Scar garage: of counee, it ie mod- | ™ . TAN BUNGALOW Store: 3 rooms and bath cloctric. ete.: ac " "j10T—Best located 50 feet on PARISH : | RESUDENCES. || authorized to sell this residence for |,| (HAI idee A HATH rs AAG e165 QUICK SALE W ANTED — on sie: good location for any line of | aot fa ; 7 ‘ mg e. baras in. Box 8 Pe | 4128 Cali fornia: 5 roome and sun- 1) $12,000: fi land —r an. | ia ' no “o) ~ , 6008-10 Waa South oy ~ O00; Tirst deed of truet $7500; | rts — = ‘711 Walinca Terrace: 7 rooms, bath, | business: no near competition: will_sacri- ak floors tay ORs tile floor ‘wath. ALLEN. 2744—7 rooms and bath: only r: pot-water beat, . - --$8000 | this, in our opinion. is a good buy. # 5M en matt tery Foped ~ baths: | hot-water heat. hardwood floors. sunroom. | fice; double garage. Box_H-30, Post-Dis.(c) SORN 7. oRORE AN | TURAL BRI arge tile floor porch across front. balcony | $UI00: easy term =P i M. H, RODEMYER & CO., | —_a Ce ee exrage; one-half block west of Healey rd.) rHKATER—For sale or icase, theater and | 2900 Shenandoah: ad Pease, ulldins: “Boxi25: 85000." GRand 5934 Mine rva: S$ roome. furnace. ga- || MAin 4124, 109 N. 8th. || O. 5 Me CAWLEY REALTY CO. MAin 2813 | = | Rs 1 ENCE RSALE a secon O60. new 8 i ‘odern. pCa: lantic (& Se ee : ‘ SS \ ighways ) new and mm ’ 21 ; HE NRY ANDREAS R. E. CO.. | DELMAR regen a = g x D ye E FOR SA Ly WM. M. STITES REALTY CO., 737 70 Man- MODERN waver Cheibmet, LL} .. 4559—11l-room mansion: large | WATERMAN. 5941—Beautiful home: 7 OPEN FOR INSPECTION chester av.. Manlewood. Mo. : : ae i eet nu lot; business or rooming house. rooms breakfast room and inclosed sleep- - 4 S 4 s STORE BU BUILDINGS MEA? 7 WAREET 5501 Michigan: : corner : : WYOMING. 3944—G-room residence: mod- | BOTTORFF REALTY CO.. 4914 De}mar. | ine porch. hardwood floors. bath and 2 —— Ww egy ee eg a = bathe, hot SG ROCERY ARERY INC die. yor ge Ae porch. turns ae min te: ni] “mprovements: ern: tile bath: furnace: warage: street and 567316 CLEMENS toilets: cas. water heat. fruit cellar: 2- hez rick OC - . ' price and y w At Money COl fax 1m aliey made: for quick eve, price $7200 | Just listed’ this fine home: 11. rooms. | gaetaee brick: sacrifice at $16,300. | O. ¢ : McCAWLEY. RLTY. 60. Main 2813. | 01 L yp tne iF MAU RER-GHIO-BE mm ag | all ted. | 2 | Call after Sunday. LAciede 6827, {cr hot water heat: 2-car garage: lot 60x175: 0 - ABROTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnut Fenensehied. Hiland. -: | Sana WEI AT OUR OFFICE. HN HL. 54 Diive - Et a Be? 319 Title Guaranty Bide. Attractive 7-room residence: tile bath.| REAL BUYS—OPEN FOR INSPECTION ery ow price: look today. A GRE AT BIG B ARG AIN 45 : & CO 31 Oy GRAVOIS. AN int cs L OK! ' | bot-water heat, hardwood floors: perfect $805 Hartford: S rooms. bath, hot-wa- CHAD) NCEY |. HEATH ¢€O.. _GAr, 3164 es ‘| e _—— HOME BUY w. e Soumeess, nar B ye ~ 4.5 J SINGL '—$6000 condition: Paar e $13 ‘ see this today | ter heat, hardweod floors: garage: recently 3340 DE MAR a SEE 7011 WASHINGTON Chosrect 1510. (c) rine. through to Miami: @ x = 1015 1 Irma; a dandy brick flat with hot- and call tor cer : of admission. remodeled: very cozy place. 12-room residence o baths. furnace. 2- ~ ahs avr A 5617 Minerva: 7 rooms. bath. furnace: did 2-story brick . GIRAD. DINE_BKOS x. gE CO., 313 Chestnut 3816 Castieman: 9 rooms. tile bath. far-!car garage; a wonderiul investment. _ Beautiful West End Location fat scent Sree N ~ a rel fi bone 4 cs E. CO.. 2407 N. Bway. Y especially we —_ Hi s| MANUFACTURING PLANT jally well | gy Sage) ee ool porch at rear: large A. _F. GROEBL, _722 Chestnut. MAin 1461. for wit Bo oor PP ps Di awe ARSE NAL. 401° 5 awe 2 roum residence: steam | gi | il C. €. FESPENSCHIED. Hiland 2260 ; oftice for further varticulare and card of | -D&2t_Pardwood floors: 2-car garage.) | HMLAINE, 36xx-——S rooms, modern: ar- | miss Mikeissippr VALLEY shiva CO. Agt.. ranged for @ families: cheap: terms; own- ‘ Pine er. Box — 10 Post- Dispatch. ro , $15,000 wi will handle: a, re 3862 ARSENAL “water heat; 2-car garage; open Sunday, 2 HOFANICAL 4500 el gare, hardwood. floore: side driv | a ae O00—2-story. ti ro re. Onn 10 ae e. N to °: ry e o 9647 Hartford: ® bathe. for- | eAin_1366. JOS. L. KO NER, 105 N. 9th. Eight lovely rooms. svn parlor on sec- SIX ROOMS. BATH $5500 b , - z ‘ * -“WENZLICK. 1010 Chestn , brick: 6 rooms. oak floors. tile bath. hot- d I d: 9 rooms, " ut, GArfield 1427 3 | ome AS. me. oor Oe ou 5 etna 8 nace: car brick gcarage: will trade for ENRIGHT CORNER—735 CARPENTER, go Sloor: ,poreaned porch on first floor: street and alley made s10 650. smalier bungalow im city or county, cash and easy terms Duys this ;- | harowoor loors and finish: 2 baths: 1 3- ‘ it | _— = RESIDENCES FOR SALE DROZD A REALTY CO, 4006 CHOUTEAT, Rengel-Weber, 3539 8. Grand, LAec. 9543. eat residence: hardwood: garage: $6200, | with modern shower; hot-water heat, oil Piet: Sant tet fe a ~_ | “ti ee ANT 12 reom residence. Cabanne CASTLEMAN,. 3810 9 roome., bat h, hot- ~ | Q) | R id HAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArtield 31,65. ee: ' “Car garage? jot 65x260; with ér bought another home- has no need of | FOR SALE a amy dist completely furnished; -" aaa Water heat: a beautiful home. pout 1 plde Khesiaence af weit 3673—$750 cash and lalance Catena Ag rubs and flowers. Don't mise this this property. It's not for rent. Smal! a Bargain: renting ‘978 aS terms: eused action wanted telephone Mox- | JOS... KOHNER. 108 N. 9th. MAin 1286 “S05 CLEVELAND : wy wil ,puy: %-room residence; | BUGENRE are oc" nme “iLLIAMS & cash payment, balance like rent: open 10 | bin gs” Bg ln Pe aay fronting 128 feet on R. Be rally. , . = 7 ‘ A oo ones Paap Se u ) ¢ » y ~ _ : i 5 wt * a ‘ 1) i 7 utes seiereun 1040. ene 3955—9 ferent. on fur- Has 9 rooms, bath. furnace. ete.: 2-car siaowrites ra) nega house. Inquire pk _CALMER: INC.. 817 Chestnnt at. fo Ft Conran a. Co. PAchctew 0141 | space: lot 120x194 feet. Located at south- on Kentucky av. B. H 80 © close an estate. 7 rooms. 1 ,» «Ce , earage: 5 00 0 erms. | farage; aGmission by appo!lntment. + = BS. A. THOMPS ‘ iwest corner Ninth and Dock streets. front+ A ‘ nataee ona cont ened: x tical yo CASTLEN we 833 7 - Mai = AB nt’ id 4 SORA feld 4355 New a... pon at residence: PINE RESIDENCE | e1 eT LEFT ing, ~ Ay eg oa MOI N. Bro. i. GRand “10010 — 8: | e or particulars see | CASTLEMAN, 3833—7 rooms, hot-water | gil Wainwrigh x +Arfie 550. 2- , 7 \r : | a ms esirable location. A Q road- | & : ai a eee. a - ¢_922: | hardwood floors: tile bath: hot- -water heat: 37 Vandey enter Place | Beautiful New Homes Way. or ATTE? j ON a _ SR bey AND GE ; _ ae he ; 6 6.8m er phone Dr. Joseph as Jennemann. 2337} heat. oil burner, garage. kelvinator, tile hu on 185; 6.000. spection: oil burner. automatic hot-water : price ; @ rooms: eide entrance: heater: vaeuem cleaner tiled walls in FLORA PLACE HOMES. KENSINGTON, 6179—9 rooms, modem: ee, very o— § erms. Inspect. Construction Obtainable LACLEDE, 2727-20-31—Stores and tene- | et 4 NWELL k. West ERSITY city HOME. tkview Pra Ene. [rms ite usr Soames CHOICE HOMES” — | ski Nerare’ aile"Gnte Tle eat" onte [game sumta:,2eaibe, potwatse heat: || 0908) for appointment. (e) || MOWNtOWN Garage . saree tiie ¥ Ice r t a —_ burner, Ruud heater. sleeping Bins gy Bm PRICES AND TERMS A = 3 he r 43 — erll._le - ci ; Wiis. WATERS REA LTY co. See and make offer. warage: first-class condition: will sell on ar RE SIN aes Se ete eee

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SUNDAY, UST, 21, 1927 BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR @ " Central A LG : i SUNDAY, AUGUST. 21, 1927. MSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE West TL DING—2 blocks east of Well- on Easton av.; now occupied wallpaper and paint store; 4 bath above; newly decorated new Oxcer brick garage: hew con- ager — ins in ion. wher, 57 aston a ant (eu9 WNTOWN Price Retail Location is quarte TES He has made an attractive rice beraas 7 gs Bs a“ asidered, but will make terms like ren : : RG ft res 8762. FOR SALE—VACANT ‘ABLE investment property; have F cash. Box P-546, Post- ispatch. 8. 560x150. in Belnor Addition: san) per foot. Box H-374, P.D.ic) . good: for buncalows: must improverients, in: $20 and Tc) CHOICE VACANT ity drive (Alta Dena) south side, road; lot 45x12U. (University Park), south side; 3 40x100; west of Vassar. ord road. east side; lot 100x ; just north of Potomac; price $35 per a drive (Maryland * & lots, each ‘500x186: bargain. iversity City), north- « Big Bend road; lot 100x210. (Pershing Heights), south side; ; lot 54x110: unrestricted. down Forest). east nd Railway; lot 40 south side, east of business or factory in need of larger BLOCK $20.01 2 sroree and 2 1 S. are & 30850098 . mts -story and dry basement: new Pete. + finkigd: new heating plant: spent $31 shape. Brick and mill type building.” am segulatice vomibiiten thie te wag Trust Company, Agent 4TH AND ? enn North LEF, 416 o—st CUitax 2912," Ut Hat above; QUIOK SALE WANTED: Store and bungalow; ervi very attractive terme. on ey UTS Dr & MORTGAGE CO., 107 'N. 4th, field 2 ae * ef" ~~ terrace), 2100, west. of Excellent Investment € orner N. E. COR. GRAND AND UNI {2 5 stores and 4 apartments on G % ad gdartment on University: lot | oF particulars see ae uM (ELMANN-SPACKLER R, &, m4 ! + Sa Chestnut ste North Grand Bl. % 1 Chestnut st » Bend a; Stores and Apartmentedl ‘ est. ot Big Bend roa 5 large stores and 1% apartmen Werk. north side, 90 feet east of 11th: offices: in best locati : 2 : aie! owner wants pon Mg a aol gh W. Gran ay. Je A outer u. north eide: lot 32x130; east erlain, gowth side (City View ing smaller property in trade with tak. . between Creve Coeur and Purdue ash. Ww ENZLICK,. 1010 Chestnut. GArtfield 1427, Northwest Foun STORES— Must eeu. CORNER south each {University Park). 2 lots, north side (North Parkview); 60 feet weet of Eastgate. between Jamieson 4 leaving STORI : AND JENNIN NGS. RD. 2 LOTS— S—LOT Northeast corner Purdue ana Stanford: 0 ' % Leased or $90 per month, mak ec WN REALTY co. otter, iE LA : 6211 Natural Bridge. CAbany 8204, 3 , I] and passer: bernnin. nd Durant: os CEntral 2548, County. 1220 N. 15th. FARM—For rent: 3° 70 acres: “200 i n cul- ome ani 6-room house and other outbuild- nge: $300 vear rent: 75 miles south of St. Louis. 3615 Page, (c) Hunting Grounds HUN TERS, NOTICE—80 acres; good im provements; bounded by Aug. A. Busch, Dardennne and Wallace clubs, J. Iffig. St. Peters, Mo. HUNTING GROUND FOR SALE — acres, north of New Athens: good we 4, fronting over mile on Okaw iver: also good saken; wonderful sacrifice: $50 per acre: “ DITTMEIER R. E. CO. (62) FRANK T, FARMS WANTED ACRES—»2 9 to 50, on highway 40; withi 50 miles of St. oulis; "te raising oultry. 42U3A Compton. FARM Wtd.—Suitable { flat. CAbanv 64335 = om: ars a Wtd.—To sel) or exchang Ww. KERR CO. 107_ iN. oth, st. FARE Wtd. —Small, on McKinley ear line. Terms like rent. Box W-293. Post-Dis. FARMS Wtd.—For cash; no commission. FISHER, 7509 §&. Broadway. trade 3-3 LOT—2141 McCausland; 47 ‘%150; see _Call COlfax 3800. (c7 LOT—300 front feet on Gravois” rd.. -, 8000 west. What have you to trade? River- side 3422J. c) LOT—Beautiful in 80-foot bungalow lot, Moorlands Addition at less than cost for Box K-242, P.-D. 15-ft. alley on 2 reasonable. | quick sale; need money LOT—50x9014. in rear: sides: no restriction; Ryan, 5594 Easton av. FOrest 5575. (cOP) $50 CASH—$10 PER MONTH 1 acre just west of Kingshighway hills, rice S30 10; no improvements but well ocated. Box P-580, Post- -Dispatch. SAN BONITA, 6303—Lot, 42x138, bungalow. PRospect 382 tae TIFUL WYDOWN FOREST LOT 85 fect: will divide: real uy. REITZ, 725 Victoria Bld STOP! LOOK! — Lot on thé south side of Clayton road, between Clarice and Pennsylvania av.: 75x 190: price $75 per foot for a quick sale. JOHN W. Yds REALTY Co 11 N. Seventh. LOTS $50 CASH And balance $10 month: city sewers. city water, macadam streets graded to city grade: prices as low $25 to $28 foot: fie location for builders: location 7 min- utes drive west of Kineshighway on Man- chester: corner Tamn. Owner on the ground. (c7) INVESTMENT PROPERTY INVESTMENT—1334 to 1338 Bayard ave- nue, six flats of 4-5 rooms, bathrooms. laundry: some have furnaces, rent $2472 per year. Price $20,000: will trade. ROETTGER- MASEK REA PY COU. N. 7th, GArfield 3660. LANDELL, 4206—13 rooms. iat 540x213 718 E. Big Bend rd, for oo e duced from $18. to S15" “empall cor ahs “Vi sbalance less xg we oe FF GRAND AND ARSENAL Splendid business property: 2 and 4 apartments, all, rented; @ wor levastenens. “SEE r CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO... Ga 3621 S. Grand, LAc. 3040 and , -GRAVOIS, 6642 BREAUTIFUI BESSIE—4ixx rs a ep only $1000 1500 nday or se B. CO... Wainwright Bidg. Farlin av., near Marcus sy__terms. ox K-410, Post-Dispatch, ff S—2: 40-ft. North Pointe, west side Astra av. All improvements. Owner S383 | ‘ Union. : "WWT—50x125: ny . Sy barge rain aoe MAIN rms. ; an HEATH CO., GAr, 3165,” ee r foot, 2708-12 8 —Four ate ~ TE, 19¢_N,_ Sth brick residences; 772x165: an ideal . for salesroom, . Northwest , a a - Weinberiy Dain barge TERRACE—3 lots; will take 809 CHESTNUT, GARFIE flats or tenement. 5210 Suther- 2726-28 LAFAYETTE, € Riverside 4H90W. (c) 23 ag APA) b + CORE a mn. 5300—Corner lot: ine > nec p for ye. ; : d room cottage it ar. Rr. d- saan; pr tags 7 tage 4 iy value is bound to e} 2) a Sagas : nerease. SCOTT RLTY. CO. COlfax 8751. Bitte osert._Benitor, 722, Charts ¥ ERGER, 40xx—2 40-ft. lois. MORGANFORI], 3161-3-5- awe real pick- 2 xx 8. Spring. 2? 45-ft. lots. up: clean business property: 4 stores and « xx Robert. 30 feet. 4 garares: income $120: well financed. 42xx Oleathe. 25 feet. $900 PArkview 5712. z xx Loughborough comer. STORH—Sell_ or trade; Tt J. BODNER, $724 H 5 ey —— E may Berry (OT—30 feet, : ly near Carter: CHAU NCEY eekiins JEFFERSON, 258-5$ Z5x160: . 8 tog rooms up: 2 baths: $8000. teau. STORES—Two stores. tric: gas, water, ena: on Le rd. "Riversi: lie 2 —~ cb ONLY Gikee 77 CASH—) RENT + Fined PRICK $11, 600 . = Southeast corner Geyer and 10th; store — and 5 flats; nice, clean property: make of- { fer McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut. MA O14 FACTORY SITE. 216 E. Schirmer: S-+reom flat: ba a electric, ete.: lot 775x140; wonderful a A. a facilities: must for factory: sold to close estate: make offer. . HALL REALTY CO.. 4715 Easton. Ol NER STORE AN FLA £900 Shenandoah: corner le lantic & Pacific Stores: good SCHMOLL, 721 Chestnut. GArfield MODERN STORE AND FLAT. 501 Michigan: corner estore: 6 oy Beeping poreh, Surnace: 5-car carage, Dd ant eat reasonable MAURE 10-SEPF Ss REALTY. CO.. 540 Sites ~ fferson S&St Bo xX x -38. ae Seal south of Lillian: 543. fc —Liciete i om ee v feet. hear Marcus: | lato “sacrifice for quick sale. GRand fon STS in the northwest. HAA gh. B. C0. 2814 N. “FOre + see GIBBS.- sapecamses ra otha Texted 50 feet on Goodfellow, gibPosite Electra Park: close “4 General tric site: bargain. Box Y-2, P.-D, TURAL BRIDGE. po1a— 1. = b tiore balding 25x125; $5000. | FW ACRES—Feriile eof near | nei Vy ] nee stores. etc flat or GRand (99 hard road. 1320 $100 K-405. P.-D. for "ES 0 (c99) AN IN Southen et corner ton Subdivision, bargain for cash. on Gravois. west of arene r ho- ft. north and south feet on Gravois. street: excellent for filline sta- —— or stores. ox K-253 BUILD NOTICE feet improved vacant. near Gravois > only $37.50 per foot: hich — Ts bas Phone JEfferson | : IT : 75 t{cet * ‘minte> al improvements: nee he 631 7W. c99 } OU SALE WANT ‘TED . DREA! Two $0-ft. ey 6500 St. Louis av.: . es “Broadway Ne ome j i cal! Cabs 2433M rine. throug to iami: a bioc 0 did @-story brick butidings: 4 stores I ! 4000 vc Ick BUILDING LOTS each, 16 3-room flats. with baths, toilets, ete; - p fies, alle made, near St. Engelbert’s especially well financed for 5 years and church one rps 4 to bus and priced to cause a s e: a real | tar line: prices. are. right: terms. Anza. | : WM. F..WRISRERG. 3204 8. G | N. STH. MAIN 4258. oe SMALL MFG. SITE a South Bargain: renting $76 month: Mi . 2 eit fronting 178 feet on R. R. by 116 feet: BRA? Wek Brean S330 | Paciri Switch property; centrally loex 7 a on Kentucky av. B RNER LOT : Bm CO. Reahors, 4003 Chouteau 8%. Ge la and re or fe geny snaen GRand 1091, ame Pte. Owner 3939 Oregon. ATTENTION WB be hat: vrice $8000; 452150 16 sheer] PAINTERS, PLU MBERS.. Sine a . fc) IN hot 0x140 eet 48 00 ompton, $39 3238 CALIFORNIA git toot_cal erside 1768R. 6 room residence in perfect condition. * ‘ Zo 20 furck rate re 7723 Michi Hardwood floors, tile bath, hot m4 - ont. hme = ga and beautiful lot on ae ee « 5 BO. 2-story bric warehouse in ar ae {ts ; . 2 wide alleve and having 3 large SRG rae “Heights: doors, Storage room 4 tru improvements: ideal Gocation : price for mc uctions call m THWEST REALTY | CO. es0a Pa ‘Kis shichwa Southwest Kroger Store—3322 Watson 33 ppewa. on} Leased five - onty $1000 cash. t ndustrial district. transporta- gE a Farin Futlis Sonveniencen. bles domo HARRIS REALTY CO. | Bae —— in Busi rr. 700. | deen: abo 7 MUNITY REAL EST Guaranty Bidz, - er ot | lind, B i Aciede ‘7 obs argain d of “blacklina: ut ampton, on ; - sacTi ness and Residet Acie ce’ for . at st.. ain ra om ‘Corner 2 BhichWway: harp $1500, MII r HEER Re me aed BUILOING VALLEY TRusr co northeast one a large store o8 come ‘with Be eR =. Se. F. te Vaid ba Ceniraliy located: — Sarah am! Washington: ter: @ one-«tore neon at apartuents 4. te: all can present return pert phe s rewsbury ark: 50x Bo. : sie Devonshire ay.; 500 feet east @v.: right on top of the hill: Water. gas, electric. Price foot. Look et thie today. fealtor. FOG Che ut ett Fiat : 1 block west liber ge JAS. C. MORFIT, LUCAS. 3 ——* oY ree 6 — residences. 5OU: term modern, or - rtTn J. MAY ROP ER PA tao 7120, FARM Witd.—F or = in Alton, FISHER, 7509 &. Broadway. FARM Wtda. iy nl Trade 7-family flat renting $138° Box L-203. P.-D, FARMS a or acres ge wanted for 4-room cottace. Box 7, P.-D. FARM Wtd.-—For new 2x Has bungalow. FISHER, 7509 S. Broadway. FARM Wtd.—To rent, emall. in gu! urbe: 5 acres or more: 4 or Parkview 4. FARM Wtid.—l1 to 5 acres. on good nd ern Missouri fishing stream. ae P. Hage- man, 1929 McCausland (c) FARM Wtd.—I want to rent a good farm. creek bottom or river bottom, or good river bluff land. good wheat and corn land, up-to-date farmer. Box Y-119, P.-D. FARMS Wtd.—Can offer all kinds city properties for clear farms. Send us de- scription. Will submit vou proposition. INVESTORS’ REALTY EXCHANGE. 319 Title Guaranty bldg. GArfield 9163. FARM Wid.—In exchange for 2 bungalows on _ large corner lot nerr city limits; hard roac, bus service: also mor ~~ 5-room bun- alow in city: lot 113x138 Cc. E Smith, Ol N, Broadway. 120. TO $800 AC ane Wtd., I om ble price. Box D-172. Post-Dispatch. (cb?) 500 TO 10.000 AC RES Wtd.—vTo trade for apartment. Box D-171. Post- viagate>. ch) good farm close to or or Fay cash. Alex Garrish, Box WANTED—A business, 27. Colp. “ets, FARMS FOR SALE ACREAGE—1066 acres sporting land: fine spring. L.C. Morrison, St. James, Mo. FAliMS—Bargczins. See me Sunday. 6238 Lexington, Pine Lawn. FARMS—385 real bargains. everywhere. MINTON, 319 Bitle Guaranty Bldg. PARI ley. 65 acres, suitable or summer mineral spring. fruit trees, Rox -}) FARM—10 etc.; resort: M-314. P. acres; stucco house: electric, , miles south Meramec River. High- way 61 I. R, Dilday 4) A. REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED 3305—7 rooms and bath. brick: electric; good furnace: good gran- basement: ail in splendid condition: must also buy furniture; liberal ( 2649 BERNARD Two-family brick flat: 3 rooms each: lot 20x110:; good investment: price $3700: rents $480 year: submit offer JOST-MILLER RK. E CO.. 105 N. Oth BUNGALOWS—3 BRAND-NEW, 4 ROOMS AND BA FOR SALE OR FOR RENT; BEST a" ATION FOR A HOME; LOC. AT- ED AT E-. oR N A AGF FERGUSON CAR LINE, OF NORT T A] AGENT. PARKV EW (ce*) 1127 N—6 #£rooms, bath; down. Call TYler 1769W ic*) i" K on TEGETHOF F, CHANNING, only $150 after COOK, 43xx—2 500. -family flat, Box Y-112, Post-Dispat KADSTON 4242—1% Bblorv cottage. bath. eas. electric. make offer. DElmar 44 morning. EASTON, 4242—1%-story 6-room brick cottage: gas, electric. Bath, lot deep. Make offer. Call DE mornings. ENRIGHT, ae + ta family; 3 rooms, bath, 4-car gare ge; rent $1920: price 12.000. WALTER JONES % BR Go. Arfield 7654. (*) FLAT—Modern 4-4 single: good condi- tion: will seli at sacrifice. Box H-220). Post t-Di igpatch. fo?) FLAT—Look at 4034 Lucky, the .most beautiful 2-family flat in St. Louis, five rooms on first floor and five rooms on sec- ond floor;:: 4 Murphy beds: hardwood floors, tile bath, 2 separate heating plants: the best value for the money- $1000 cash will handle. LEOPOLD GROSSBERG, 705 Olive. GArfield 0260. Hiome phone, PArkview 3607W. cs ¥8 (c*) GARRISON, 1247—6G ROOMS, BATH, FURNACE, PARKVIEW_. vail: HICKORY. 3017—5 ty ; INSIDE TOILET, ELECTRIC, 350 CASH AND $25 MONTH, GRAND 4054R. _ Gee KENNERLY. 4416—Dandy new brick bun- galow; 4 rooms, tile bath, furnace heat, garage in rear; price tee es GO cash, balance $35 per month: a parcen. BINSK REALTY COMPANY. 4 Wainwright Bide. aa aan “600—6 rooms, bat wai parlor: only $150 down. 1769W after 3. LUCKY. 4032—5 beautiful new flats. tile bath. hardwood floors: 2 beau tron flats. 6-7 rooms modern: bargain : "$1000 Meee will teke old vrovertv in trade. Jones. er- . 56 Ye S| os ern; 6 room DricK lot 218 feet 25J: phone {co} 1549——Rooming house property: 10-room residence. 2 baths. fur- tick gardee: food renting transfer nace, $1000 cash, balance $55 month: poeation; enon seuPLE. “2911-13—Double flat; 3 rooms and porch: toilets. electric: 709 out-of-town Owner says sell JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. on bath. hardwood floors. hot-water heat. tile roof; two-car farage: lot 50x150: beautiful garden: priced right. qauick sale. Owner sSnoR city. Gordon Simpson, PArkview ts Chestnyt WATSON. 6508—8 rooms. a AIN. rovements: price Ss ne RISON, a — le $5000; hittle TF HA -ROOM FLAT, STEA! T. $4 ~ . Only $6500; first-clasa, modem building. 2793 Gamble: 2 baths. CEntral &500, LIEBERT, Roore 408. 722 a (c* M ep RAs lot Nei 10. 7il N. Vandeventer. 1*) ow $750 CA Single flats ABE aN Athy. rindely 0839, 750 CAS i. 40 PE 4-tarnily flat. 4-4 rooms, rent $145; fine stoc ri ee A ABERNATHY. 911 N. Vandeventer. Lindel! 0 (}]*) ESSERE OTs ROOMS, LAR iE LOT. PARKVIEW 32214. (*) °® BATHS. $500 CASH. 5 sinks. furnace. @ta@race’ See this houee. - Chestnut. Gar 5 5602 2} OOMS. ido" pono #50 monthly. SIL VERBLATT. 722 iwad NEW FLAT FOR OLD HO TSE Will, trade 4210 Garfield. beautiful mod ern 4-5 room single flat for other prop- efty in good location, See caleeman 63) nremires, ; or GASH - G => se - RAND-NEW BUNGA ccoe Slanened 6 rooms: al! conveniences; attic: new arrangement: you will like thia. 4248W Labadie Only $34 monthiy. Agent there, FERERT, 722 es (c*) ONLY $200 “TASH Buys 3 and 3 room single fiat: 2 bathe. toilets. electric: balance easy terme. Ask or, y+ room 408. 722 Chestnut. CFS, te 00 i-~ t E-VILLE 4339 North Market: & rooms, bath, elec. tric: newly painted and decorated; $40 eash: big bargnin: balance on easy terms. R. PODOLSKRY. 819 Chestnut MAIn 4797 (c*) OWN A NEW DOUBLE t, RP ae 4-family flat: easy terme or will i'vour property. 4582 Cottage Lucky st: alee other bargains: FLAT Sooke at these trade fur av.: 3047 call tnut A DANDY FLAT ©5317 Glascow: 4 end 4 rooms. attic. baths: excelient condition: make MO oO. AWLEY R. , ee Money wanted or money to loan —see the Post-Dispatch want pages | tor offers. and TY ler (c c*4) | | $5 FARM Witd —Te rent 40 acres. Th Gp- tion of buying’ must have well or spring. Box Y-228, Post-Dispatch. FARM—-2 ac re near Cravens. from cits limits. verv beauty R H AMMIE R R LAclede 4313. 3901 i -3 FARMS—Join thousands ing Situth to new, year-roun crop farms: seasice r sorts and plas ‘groun is: write South sissippians. Ine., CO7 N. Michigan a CARO, LI. TOWN LOT—10 acres. 1% mi Hunter. Ma., for $5: high for hogs and poultries: railroad ulars. Mrs. McCoonel]l, DElmar 4252W. 10 minutes Ken ; tra vois. . miles out achool: Arkansas FARM—S817 acres: house. barn, well. fruit trees: all for 50 Vogel, 2411 Fall Lindell 7254M. acres, near room hcuee } FARMS FOR SALE Missouri: FARMS FOR SALE Missouri FARM—160 aci acres improved. tom. crop. stock etc: ty: trade. Box L-137 FARM—Good farm or club site; price low: 35 miles on highway; building, water. a Anna _ av., Maplewood, PA M— 47 acres improved on highw $2000; 10-a2¢ re farm for trade vd NER. Olive. m ARM—S acres and studio, Valley. Mo. F. Nuderscher. FARM—274 acres: fully equipped: thing; splendid for hunting lodge: gain, Mornings, ¢ COlfax 3932W. FARM—40 acres. chicken stock and implements: j 303, Post-Dispatch, FARM—18 1-3 acres: plenty of fruit: im- provements: 13 milee south: price $4500: terms. LAclede 5199. 2811 Chippewa. (c) FARM—$200 cash, balance terms: 27 acres: on Highway 61: $50 an acre. Fisher, 75°9 S. Proad way. FARM—S80O acres: adjoining Niangua State Park, near Lebanon. Mo. Suitable for hotel and summer homes. Sell or race. See owner, 225 Arcade Bldg. c) FARM—8&S2 acres, near Victoria, Mo.-: 7 in cultivation; 4 room fram house: price $3500. Cc. RK. MILTENBERGER, 14 N. Sth st. FARM—4d0 acres; five minutes’ livestock. tools and For Particulars write crops. Dick Burrus, Vandalia, Il FARM—75 acres. on 44 miles from St. Louis: 44 under cultiva- tion; 400 chickens: good water: 4-room house. Anniy 2318 Lemp. FARM—62-acre. at Lonsdale. Mo.. 110 in cultivation. 7-room ouse: large barn: plentv of outhouses: %%4-mile river front $40 per acre, Hofiman. 608 Chestnut at. FARM—153 acres: Shanon County. Mo.: 7 fields: fenced: 4-room house, 3 barns. other outbuildings: $35 acre. Box 0-360. Post-Dispatch kFAKM—For sale, lease or trade: 40 acres: modern 1] room bungalow; GUO0 grape- vines, 400 fruit trees. Apply at R. R. 13. Box _ 177. D. Dougherty. Ferry road. FARM—2U00 acres; $15 an acre; 44 miles south; near 61; about half cultivated; two springs: another FISHER bargain, 7509 S. Broadway. FARM—Missouri: 40 acres: house and out- buildings: part in cultivation: $1100. cash Pe aun Box M-386. Post-Dis- natch. FARM—00 a acres: Piedmont, Mo.: good location for poultry and fruit: $200. John WwW, — apse epaton. East St. ee some bot- bargain 53 PD > miles ” in Are wat dia MaAin 4514. ich) every: bar- 1410 John. farm. with in Ozarks, Box Y- on hard road, route 11: drive to city: highw ay 61 or Ill. FARM—1l11 acres, high, level timber land, on highway 66, one mile from St. Clair; $1000; easy terms: ideal business loca- tion. F. L. FISHER, 7509 S. Broadwya. FARM—40 acres, on Black River: good place for clubhouse; good farming land: Price $1500. Bryan Brewer, Annapolis, \ To. FARM—190 acres: ideal stock farm resort; 4 springs, water cress, 90 acres in cultivation, log improvements: Cuba miles; sacrifice price $4500. C. E. Lewin. Cuba, Mo. FARM—For sale or trade, 2 acres or &84- a@cre farm. 1 mile west 7 ” New Haven Mo.. 65 miles west of St: Louis: good buildings and improvements. Apply to Alb. Engemann, 1118 Salisbury. FA ARM—40 acres: on gravel road; in cultivation, balance in timber: acre. This is a real bargain. eral 4-acre and 5-acre tracts. well, Ellisville. Mo. tA RMS—Severa! Southa@ast highways, or orchard, 30 acres bottom: 25 acres S65 per Also sev- Sidney Shot- the best farms in Missouri, All situated on Alss 341 acres of the most fertile land in Missouri. near Palmyra. Sell _ or trade YWox K-251. Post-Dis. FARM—$17.50 per acre buys 150 acres fronting Big River, on good road: 4- room house, 3 springs. 70 acres cultivated. Another Fisher bargain. 7509 S. Broad- wa FAR M—In Washington County. Mo.: 182 acres; fine atock farm: 3 g000 spr ieee: house, barn and outbuildings: 50 acres good white oak timber; 144 miles from railroad station: free stock range. D,. A. Goff. De Soto, Mo. FARM—233-acre Missouri, Washington on public road: house: large barn. familv fruit. ~ springs. 150 acres cultivation. balance timber and pasture. Call or write. Cc. J HILL, Agent. 114 Ni. 7th. FARM— Missouri: 260 acres, 150 acres fer- 110 timber and pas- tile creek bottom. ture: 5 springs, 2 houses. outbuildings: 1% miles from State Highway. 12 miles from town of 2000: ovprice $10 000: cash or terms, Rox M-396. Pos’ Dis natch. FARM—94 acres: 75 in cultivation, 20 bottom: 4-room house: barn: 1000 fruit: well, 2 fine springs: 44 mile small town and railway depot. 1 “mile aenwees 61; $4700: 40 acres, 3-room house. fine or- chard, $1600. W. H. Pilliard, Festus, Mo. of FARM—Gooa SO-acre farm: house. barn. } pr: about 30 acres in cul- close to school church and town. $850 fer this farm. Bee Van- emburg. Mooref‘eld, Ark. (99) KFREE—Ark. homesteads. 100.000 acres: eniide 20ce- A. Hitchcock. Gulfport. Mies ‘-HOMBESTEAD’’—Write Butler Land Of- fice, Yellville, Ark... about free Govern- men: lands in Arkansas, ZARKS—10 acres near White proposed Dixie Lake: $100: Al Zimmerman, 1802 N. Sth City, Kan. . River and $5 monthly. st.. Kansas (c93) Florida FARM—S$5 monthly “blueberry” buye & acres land near Bakxer, County, Fle.: best paying crop: Geo. D. W! liiams, Mount FARM—13 OUU acres only cultural KTOVES. fo A. “te NEY. Beach. Tich Oskaloosa only $25U. Vernon, I'l, northwest Florida. good ‘agri- of . farms. »w prices. W. West Paim ‘Jan i962 OUR NEXT ~TRIP—$45.63 Hickman, 408 Olive. (c) 3D Oo Floride poe atiee \ a - Sew making opportunities than ever before: everyone of the following tracts is aplendidly adapt- A to colonization: offered at bargain pric OR 600 acres Madison County: 5.000 acres Calhoun County, $11, 50 35.000 acres Volusia County. $22.50 10.000 acres Highlands County. $25. Write for maps and terms: we specialize in acrearce. a CHAPMAN-EVANS CORP.. 718 Graham Bide. Jacksonville. Fla. Illinois ROUND—85 acres. Madison Coun- half mile river front: acres lake. Two miles north Chain of Rocks: bridge to be built. Box R7 National Stockyards. Ill FARM—lIllinois: 85 acres: cheap: finest dairy or poultry farm; in heart of milk- shipping district: 1 mile off hard road; 42 miles from St, Louis. For particulars address Box M-303, Post-Dispatch, 5s FANRM—sell or exchange for city proper ss: 15U Murphysboro, Ii). FRED . Title Guaranty Bidg. GArfield 6390. x (9M) FARM—200 acres. improved; Jefferson County, lil.- 2% miles county seat; price $20.000: want income property or mer chandige. W, 8, Johnson, 4248 Maryland. FARM—lImproved farm in Washington ‘ounty. lilinois. on mnroposed highway 153: 182 acres at $50 acre: improvements on 5-room house - ‘th basement. 2 large barnes. machine shed and 2500-bushel ranary: good condition. CLUB G ty. Il.., mineral water. his is ideal land for orchard on lar«ce seale. Addieville Tanning Co. Addieville * cd 2% ACRES—Four-room house, nice warden. on Highwav No. 3. 39 miles fron St. Louis: owner moved to city. wants uick sale: price reasonable. Lee Scherman. ni FOR HOME or INVESTMEN NT I own a tract of land that is sure to develop into industrial and homesite aeddi- tio electric. it ‘has 1% miles of concrete road front- age on Illinois a hway No . 1 ‘mile east of Mitchell, where the new pro- posed auto bridge - ‘the Chain of Rocks is to connect with Illinois Highways No. ‘3 and 4: bussés receive and agg” pa ssen- ere for many points here 2e €6OAlton. ranite City & St. Louis Traction Co, and also the [llinois Traction System are near this property The Alton & Southern tbe!t line) now taps most all of the 5 big trunk lines here. This line will use the St. Louis Municipal Kridge when the southern completed. -e, with many other advantages, is bound to make this a profitable invest- men I ‘have subdivided part of this land in %. % and 1 acre or nd as many Lacres as one would wan (None of this property has ever been overfiowed. ) PRICE AND TERMS pg depend on the number of acres want- d and the poaren. if interested address S$ H. WYSS, Alton, Il, Telephone 1846. Indiar la &5 ACRES—Verv good land, 4-room ‘house. large new barn: fruit trees. well. cellar: price $4000; ga tow ti. i worth much more: Miss Hattie Lormis. Box oV6: 4b a Missouri Halis Fer- t¢* 7 FARM—20 acres. Floresant; > rd. CAbanv *401. M— acres: good buildings. M. Gabie. eoete adh nion, Mo. FARM—Sell. rent or exchange. Owner. S538 bert fc A meet acres: , nproved apna: 6 pe Biice ki from st. aus ments and stock. FARMS—4() acres. truc and bert land: Reynolds ioike Missouri: $20U; month. Box 198, Mount Vernon, ‘ti, m8 8. Broad Me gy ; Camo. half mile | FARM—s82 .-acres. Jefferson County. miles from St. Louis: Missouri Railway: eu house: new barn, good wWell. cistern im house: bear!i nz fruit trees. grapes. Inquire John Ruessing, Victoria. Mo (99) FARM—673 acres, 50 miieg from city, 6 miles from concrete road: over half in cultivation; wonderful atten farm; good improvements; Warren ounty. neal Wright City poy NITY REAL ES TATE cCo., 925 Title Guaranty Bldg. FARM—S82 acres: Lccomn house, summier kitchen, garage, barn, chicken houses. fruits of all kinds: 30 acres in cultivation and q@ spring that flows 25 gallons of wa- ter a@ minute: %4 mile from State high- ways No. 21 and No. 49 and Glover. Mo. For quicw gale. price $1600. A. R, Shiff- ler, Giover. Mo. F ARM—H2: 0 acres. mile from concrete large barns and other outbuildings; $15,000. Also farms in. COMMUNITY RE AL Title Guaranty B!dg. 4 house, 45 miles from city, 2 road: 9-room 9 stock farm: ferson County. wt ATE c« . 9°25 y | better in_ St. (c) | 244 miles from | good 7-room } If , Southwest: RIVER FRONT LANDS AND FARMS. “0 acres On St. Francois, $900. YU acres on Meramec, $3U0U. oi V acres on Meramec, $5000. -~U0 ac on Bourboise. ood improve- Or pte ar farm: SU miles out: acres = Viste Piney and Mill ae fine farm and imspror ements: acres on Me ramec. improved: S18 U0 acres on Black. improved: $16.000. J acres on Big River. $1U.0U0. 1U5 acres on S&t. (a Mh a improved farm: $8000. Also any size lot on th P ’ ‘ 4 Sirti a a Buttler Hiil roag. LO G20 Chemical Bldg, . SHEEP FARM "130 acres machine worked: acres high class bottom, used for corm, wheat, timothy and clover: corn this year will average 5U bu to acre: 18 acres heavy timbered pasture, other land; open: woven wire fencin stock: running water in all fields: room frame house. : 68 ft: granary. ce ment cellar under; modern poultry build- ings, cement floors. scratching sheds, chine shed: water at house; near school; very prosperous district: 5 miles Cubs: all- weather gravel road: 87 miles west St. Louis. near Federal highway 66. the Broad- way of American highways connecting the Atlantic with mrageties $8500; $3500 cash. balance to suit. T. Green, Cuba, Mo, FARM ON AND REAR NO. 61, e have almost any size farm between St. Louis and Farmington, on Highway 61: sume wanting good fishing streams, some bean soa springs. price $15 to $100 per ail or send for list. x CO., 626 Chemical Bhig. ——we os POULTRY FRUIT AND SUMMER HOME 45 acres. located 2% miles from Cuba on highway 19. a hard road, 1 mile to Meramec river with access by public hish- ways. 18 acres in cultivation. balance all All under wire fencing. improved 5-room frame house. frame .~ and pouliry house. Good water An cellent location for a fruit ona Siottes farm. also a summer home. Near sev- eral large rgsorts. Price for a sacrifice sale $2200: ‘terms $700 cash. balance at current rate OF interest. Ed Houser Rity 0. c v, 660 160 L6u0 420u) St. Louis County ACREAGE—2U acres: just off Mane poe road: west of Ballwin. in iineas 6882 ACREAGE—sU acres, St. Louis County: mile from Manchester road: fine soil; $40) an acre. Box J-179. Post-Dis. ACREAGE—4U acres on Fox Creek: mile from Manchester read: improyed, new om house: well, cistern, fruit. Box 1-180, Pest-Dis FARM—U niversity City Groby rd, 14 acres on John G Kicin, Clayton, R. 2. fMcKnight and Bonhomme rd. FARM—1l11 acres: miles west LeMay Fery: new modern bungalow, $10.500. OTTO WOLZ, Jetfer- son Barracks. Mo.. R. R. 11, Box 78. ~ Butler Hiil Td.; 1% 144 LOANS ON PERSONAL Sn LEGAL /Gans( $207 $300 New law just passed. No more loan-shark methods. Any honest person can bor- row on their household fur- niture left in their posses sion and get State protection and pay legal interest rates. Pay Bay like this: $4 $2 Loan—$15 Month No signers. No endorsers. No one notified. Every- thing private. Interest charged only for time you keep money. We are li- censed and bonded, and we are friendly and want to help you when P iy need money, Call, phone or write WELFARE LOAN Co. Under State paren. 924 Ambassador Bldg. 7th and Locust, GArfield 0340. ST. LOUIB POST-DISPATCH 1B LOANS ‘ON PERSONAL PROP’Y _ LOANS ON PERSONA! PROP'Y Sp EEE SS LOANS * $100.00 to $5000.00 WE LOAN Money to Office Men Clerks Mechanics Business Men Professional Men Salesmen Repay weekly or monthly, to suit your income. Kirkpatrick Finance Co. 1120 Locust Street, (Ground Floor.) (¢99) FARM—tTeelgraph rd... close to city: 18 acres: hundreds of fruit. trees. three vine- ards plarse t road frontage all worked: in ine es i KLAU BER. WELZ ¢ 6243 Gravois, Riv. 3100 bt ae? ay acres, on gravel road, $1750: ~ acres on gravel road, part timber. $i. 300: 38 acres, 10 ‘in cultivation. balance timber, 5-room house, spring and cistern. $2500: 60-acre homestead, part vallev. 5- room house, etc.. $4500. See G. E. Schnarr. Grover, St. Louis Countv. Mo. FARMS—For farms and country homes sec me. have them of all deserip- tions: some real bargains. . by N * 4742 Mil: nNtz. Riverside 5016. POULTRY FARM Completely equipped and stocked- none Louis County: owner going Come, see the Grand View Poultry rm, on Kehr’s Mill rd.. between Man- chester and Clayton. A real buy. TT of LOUIS COUNTY FARMS & ACREAGE. acres and improvements: $2 acre. 2 acres ard improvements. acre. acres and improvements. acre. acres and “improvements, acre. acres and improvements. acre. acres and improvements. acres and improvements. $10. 000 acre. you want St. dauis County acreage. sec SP RAGUE R. CO... 6°6 Chemical Bldg. ACRE TRACTS - : grok soil; hich; good road; $550 near Ferguson; school close: good soil; high: good road: . Hall's Ferry road, high ground, electricity: $2500. $35 hig h: hard road: goed soil: Q acres: 553 acres: per acre. ame, acre tracts of any size, price of description. Call or write for list. USON REALTY COMPANY, Fe hevey 0264. 120 S. Finorissant bl. — Texas GRAPEFRUIT GROVES — Truck,.., poultry farms, ecreage tracts. J. F. Honey, Mission. Tex. home of the grapefruit. lower Rio Grande Valley, (99) TELEPHONE FOR — ne GET IT in he GOLDEN VALLEY OF MEDINA Watered by greatest irrigation system in means insured farming: ideal climate: all- -year owing season: varie ty of crops; farms $150 to $250 per acre: just 20 miles from San Antonio, Tex call 01 or write for literature. Round trip 19.50 FERGU 4 doh mit we) COMPANY. ATwater 0264 S. Fliorigsant bil. erg) hen Mo. ORANGE, W isconsin SU rods Lake south of R. 3. Michigan Manitowoc: Manitowwc, (ah) FAK a frontage: 3 rite George Wis. acTes: miles ) Stephani, F AK M—s5-acre farm. e 0d 4-room house. pienty fruit. all crop included. chickens and farming implements. | from eity ¢ Highway mile west QO. 8. E. of Beck. Kimmswick. Mo. Thomason. FARM—216 acres, or will trade on city property; 650 miles from city, 8 miles from concrete road, near Wright City: 5-room house, 2 chicken houses, barns and other outbuildings; over 100 acres in cul- tivation: 50 acres fenced pasture. COM- MUNIILY REAL BSTATE CoO., 925 Title Guaranty Bldg. FARM—l120 acres, second bluff jand: suitable for stock, dairying, fruit or grain: 80 acres cultivated. balance timber, pasture, etc.; 50 miles west in Franklin County: 1 mile to railroad station: 1 mile to projected cuncrete road: near good towns, spring water, creek Dbottoms and uplands. No agents: may consider gma!) or town property os part payment, Box D-393., Post-Dispatch _(c09) CHICKEN FARM—In Jefferson County. 22 miles from citv on Hizghwav No. 61: ideal somes ion * complete unit: one of the best in state: beat shineing Ros water heated ncubators house capacity GOUU eggs; chicken houses. Will = well dence and acreage to suit. Gravois, _ facilities: and brooder lots of other with resi- Inauire 3126 FOR SALE—Two tracts unimproved. 40 acres, $300: 8U acres, $400; é lso 16U-acre Improved farm, $3200: well located; part ~ slack. Steelville. Mo. AND SALE—S$5 down $5 monthly burs “40 acres Southerag ol teso uri: price $200: send for list. Box 22, Kirkwood, Mo. MISSOURI FARM—Sheep ranch or club site. cheap. Box 1-148. P.-D TRUCK FARM—For lease: smal!: ver on Meramec River. above high 2-room house. go00a spring water: fine fishing place: 1 mile from village: bargain for good tenant. EB. H. Roberts. Mo, (cO9) Robertsville, LOOK HERE--122 acres. 50 .~- cleared: timber. 4-room dwelling, barn. outbuilld- ings. fruit, water: one mile railroad: hunt- ing and fishing: $1200: half cash: real bargain. Box 4. Lutesville. Mo. SO ACRES—Near Kimmewick: house, barn and other buildings: two springs. Call or write Mrs. M. Miller, 2154A Sg, Compton, iit (c) $200 CASH AND $75 PER YEAR ®28 acrea on Little Wabash river. : Spltivated rich land: KOT AN. 722 Chestnut. Clay price MAip 705 _ ~~ St. Louis. - SELL YOUR Farm for com. WwW. ¢ 705 OV 166 ACRES NEAR CONC RETE Virgin timber: springs: ©2 miles south city: quick sale $27.35 acre. Ogle, 705 Olive. St. Lovie. CHICKEN KAISERS 50 genuine white leghorn acrss rood soil: cabin: S650: $15 5 per month. Mrs. Haber. Olive. St. Tywtitie 220 ACRES—70 miles west of S! “Touls on Hicghwavy No 0: 190 In cultivation: z00d productive level land. 30 acres in timber. large never failing well and large spring: first-class stock farm: 2-storv room house. cellar. laree barn and severa! Other buildines. large shade trees: also coulé be used for filling stetion and tourist being on Highway No. 40: could be stock a. St Sale. "OGLE, 70. OGLE. Axent. pullets: 10 $200 cash 1322. 705 pe nag oy Ko 29. Box 330. 4 ue. Mo SPRINGS, CREEK. 80 ACKES. Well. Amp! roved arm: house. barn, 29 miles eouth on highway: plenty worth $4000. For quick sale, S2RO OGLE. 705 Olive. FEDER G 73 acres ‘farmed:, leve Ito slop- 300 bearing fruit trees: all pes and berries: good f-room frame dwelling: veranda on south and de ag oh other improvements: good water: o- eration on biehwer. concrete from ‘s: Lov oe to 7 miles weet 81 Louis; wil! at farm under appointment. phone 82, Cuba, Mo. $4000. Possession at once, ete .: fruit: ‘ ,. St. Louis. AY 66 farm: 75 meet you . O. Green, Cuba, Mo, ‘ REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY FOR RENT—One-lialf of an up-to-date mil. linery store in a beautiful new _ buliding; 100 per cent location in Salina, Kan. Suit- able for ready-to-wear or ladies’ shoes, or lingerie and hosiery. Store enjoys a_ won- derful business and reputation. Rental reasonable. Address for further particulars R,. er. a President, Lowenberg Mil- linery 71g Francis st. St. Joseph. Mo. REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES COUNTRY HOME—6 rooms, bath room, 2 jarge porches, basement water. elec- tric. stmmall carden. 27 miles from city on Missouri-Pacific., Fire and bus lines; sac- rifice for 000 . O. Box 184, Eureka. Miagsouri. = HOUSE—4-room house: furnace; 3 lots. with well: femcea;: garage: fruit trees, grapes, chicken house. Apply Manuel Brimbau. Jones Addition. Edwardsvilie, Il. LANI}—Florida; 5 acres: goed house; fine water, grove; railroads; $3000; unim- proved 7 acres, $1000. Box Y-212. P.-D. LOTS—Sullivan. on U. &. High way 66. “The Main Street of América.” and the Frisco railroad. 68 miles of St. Louis, and mile of the new State par on Meramec River. haa all modern con- veniences and is the fastest crowing town in the State. I am offering lots in Sulli- van as Cheanlv as $2 ver foot and very desirable frontages on craveled streets hav- ing water. sewers and electricity from $6 per foot. easy termes. ’ to double in value in . dozen cottares at very low priees rang- ine from a 4-room frame with 2 porches. city water and electricity on a _ 50x140 lot for $1250. ome-fifth cash. balance on easy terms to a very attractive 5-room and bath stucco on a heautifully shaded 150x* 140 lot for $3000. one-third cash, bal- nee on easy terms. Come make your Cone with us. H. BENNETT. owner. Sulliv ar REAL ESTATE of all kinds for sale in a live town. Write or call. John Hagman, Warrenton, / Mo, , ~ APARTMENT HOTEL Trinidad, Colo., Popul. 25,000 45 rooms. completely furmished: gross vearly income S000: nets to cent: sacrifice, Call GArfield 1960. (99) FINANCIAL LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y AUTO LOANS $25 TO $1000 IN TEN MINUTES Confidential. courteous service. Low rates, easy terme Bring title. GRAND FINANCE CO. 2438 8. Grand. 8. Grand. AUTO LOANS $25 to $1000 Borrow on your car No signers or endorscrs vate. Your car does not have to paid for. com) pany Brine title. keep car nites. Over 6000 satisfied borrowers. YAHLEM FINANCE OO.., AVOID WORRY —Be ni eral. We nirToere.: Me dical be fully (cR) owe one loan money far charge *% Credit Bureau. tier discount Arcade RPidg LOANS—$25 to $5000 ON THE MORRIS PLAN Reasonabi« Rates Prompt Service. INDUSTRIAL LOAN co. 710 Chestnut. Branches at Nugente -_ at Wellston. 1486 Hodiamont: Warne. 4118 Grand Gravois. seai18e 8. ¥Y TO LOAN—d2Z per cent a aon on your diarmondis. watches 1OS2 {cf | or Dunn's, 912 Franklin. Established ie | 00. 7 miles from Broadway, $250 | MONEY TO tain On real es- MOREE TO LOAN—Two co-mahers: year . Guardian. 605 Plante a uO SEY to palaries. conte: easy Reticential Railway MONEY TO LOAN—Any amount of ot funds at 5 to 5% per cent interest on real estate security; small charges; privi- lege of repayment given if desired: must be first deed of trust: some description of property necessary. Realtor. Box L-327. Post-Dispatch __(cB9) MONEY TO LOAN—$50 and up: payable in 50 weekly installments to —a business or profeemonal pose’ a secured » two coma ers: chacge We and buy second d RELIABLE OAN & 116 N. 8th. ae floor. A VACATION, receipted bills and good health are essential to your success. finance them at per cent. One year to liquidate University Ci Loan and ings Co.. 6519 Delmar CAbany 4106. (c8) MONEY TO LOAN ON oo ne second deeds of trust: vs to BRAY. Realtor, 706 Chest oat — Hpk, MONEY SAME DAY Furniture, autos, confidential. Open evenings. JEfferson 1952. 2901 Olive. (c8) MONEY TO LOAN On collateral or with two cm makers Repay in small amounte regularly out of your salar SunEEY LOAN P AND THRIFT CO City Club Bldg. N22 Locust. 7eR) tate; promptattention. STRODT- MAN & STRODTMAN, 3607 North Broadway. (c99) MONEY “SEE US’? MONEY To loan on real estate: standard rates: reasonable tame oe answers. Building Sedan. “SE CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO. wAclede 3040-41. LAclede 3246. (c99) SECOND DEES OF TRUST WANTED Will] mike vr buy E ecsiaed deeds of trust ROUPE ACTION REASONABLE TERMS Ar. 8300 t °° VERNON LAUX,. 722 Chestnut. (eb0) LOANS FOR IMMEDIATE USE TO HOUSEHOLDERS the State Under he supervision of Banking Department and in eonformity with the Uniform Small Loan “aw. the Popular Finance Cdrporation is extending a valuable serv to the citizens of this city. We send $10 to [300 for any emergency —we lend to buy the things you want or actually need for CASH. We lend to take advantage of bargain sales offered by our merchants at a profit to youreelf. We iend for t of unpaid and overdue bills. we so that you can odtain an option or ~en e a first payment on an investment. No matter what the need for money, call on our manager— explain your need and we will o way to assist you. N> ENDORSERS—XO FINES—NO FEES Popular Finance Corporation Room 4 Olive St. 8d Floor. GArfield 8241 —ALSO— 203 Washington-Grand Bldg. Cor. Washington and Grand A 2d Floor J Efferson "5577 _(c8) YOU MAY PAY— } 3 ; 4 5 $18 = De On our Twenty Payments Plan with LEGAL RA rs of interest —- monthly. [t costs nothing to invesiima Every dollar pald om 29 loan reduces the cost Smell monthiy payment on principa Repay in full any time. We only ates interest On month y balance. STARTING BUSINESS over a thiré of + century ago finds = company stil! per- forming the same rzanized. systematic ne Nog heiofulness ry families in emer rencies THIS FECORD creates confidence fm the public mind. oreving the hipfulness end on on on necessity of our service. if? YOU HAVE. any financial rroblem at this time. bring it to us We have «@ genu- ine desire to be helnfal end offer willing friendiv service Information cheerfn! ly atren Fulton Loan Society 704 OVE ST RNMOM 208 207 aavce ArticlA in five minutes. |. Everything ort | Low legal rates with »@ reliable | Open ; : ii 1035 N. Grand. '» nt EO! 1) debt |; thie i 7 per cent i i c62) || fee No Endorsers’ Your signature only will obtam from | . $20 to $300 today. Pay back in 1 to | || 20 months. Open Monday and Satur- day until & Dp. m. Public Loan Corp. 4066 OLIVE ST. Lindell 4875. (eB6) | oe ee eee ~ NEED $25 TO $300? 30 Months to Pay _ Legal Rate—Lawful Way Anything of Value, or Salary Archshoefer R. E. Co. 825 Chestnut St. AUTO LOANS || “HOUSEHOLD | LOANS Money at once. Legal rate of interest. No Commission THIS CORPORATION is op- erated under the SUPERVISION or Fees | Reduce your payments. 4 OF THE STATE OF MISSOURL " and provides a place where any Public Loan Corp. | honest person may borrow from 4066 OLIVE ST. |i $10 to $300 in a dignified busi- | Lindell 4825. | ness-like manner. without being Money ate sae Ce $250,000 ross RATE of interest. Our service is PERSONAL and CONFIDENTIAL. We do not notify your employer;. neith- er do we make inquiry of your friends, relatives or trades gee pie. } NO INDORSERS necessary, . Pepume _eult. Your copvenience terest of legal rate monthly on unpa | formation given f | De net * te Mayflower Loan . Co 329 Paul Brown Bldg. Ce oe ee ee eee Amount S 36.06....¢ 60.00....4 100.00....4 _——-_ LOANS ON REAL ESTATE AAAl SERVICE for money 00 a. ¥. G GROEBEL, . 23 SIx M ONE Y on good cit K- 234, V mQN A o south ide re 5 . J 1_Hea! De te foan ta. feet. ig oat, "Post-D patch, Fes alae ¥ aT ebeine loa ne" Vs JULY CO. 807 Ch LY loaned f bu or “county - row MB ree to cus plans f to 2 Ph Meee ONY ~ ae EK © Wainwright 206 ON REAL ESTATE AND MONEY WANTED SEE PAGE 14B OF THIS SECTION : a ee (el) |

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ~ SELECT GROUP OF aim MATONBOLL | NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB ST. LOUIS STOCKS |] a By the Associated Pre te NEW YORK. “Aug. 20.—Total transactions 1 | : wee tone by STOCK BEORANGR, 300 nee oe MOTOR SHARES N Fry BRINGS 3 York Stock Exchange today amounted to $4, bel i — CORPORATION BONDS. NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—Following is the official list of transac- ST. LOUIS nae wenuke aanenik ay Saee ; the Exchange during the p sales, $9,548,000; week ago, $4, 075,000; year aZ0, $3,876,000; two years Tix a Pacis gs 100 tions on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, low and nvaa with 8058 a week ago. Bond sales were $54, 500 against $48,- i 4 ago, $6,627,000. Total sales from Jan. 3 to date Third Av adj 5s 3| 645447 64% , | closing on all stocks and bonds. Symbols: ttEx-dividend. XR, Ex- Zz } a were $2,239,548,000; | Toledo Ed ist 7s ight U 000 last week. tm l] compared -with $1,995,427,000; same period a Toledo Tra¢ 5 1101 1101. 11 rignts. R, Under rule. A, Actual sales. ‘*Cents a share. : is a complete list of urities in LEAD ON CHANGE q “AGE IN (i (IN Quotations on all United States yeer G60 $2,295,527.000. ary su 68 40 , | Following is P ist sec traded on the Em Liberty bonds are in dollar 4 | 230s = 3\'54 | 64 Security, __Sales| High,j Low. | Close. ice! Hi W.1 clos, | change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed mete Un Oil Gai Be ¢ 98 r oe S STOCKS, STOCKS, closing prices and net changes being given; Symbols ‘Increase means $9+b and twenty-four thirty- 7 i Py Mg Se U 8 Aero Sup B ..j 2 The following is a complete list of transactions, with sales, high. | Utah LtéTrac 5s a Aluminum Co Am, 1) ee . :, Am Arch e--| 50a Doth and Activity Over oft om icdicinte Re- | °st:_lowest and closing prices: Utah Pow, & Libs | st s Piice Security, Sales! High.| Low. | Close. Virginian Ry § shadow All Other [ i ce Jin New York Mar- GOV MENT BONDS. Wab rig 56% 75 a seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. ~ Shredded Wheat nj 1} #> 65 65 ‘ . Unchanged; ml ual a ul ¢ --- Decrease ng : ctf. +! 4 coz; 34%) 34% Dy p ** uv : su BU ‘Ss J ’ . So Gas & P A nw 2| 7%| t tad 17% , ~ ae ws | We aes South Penn Oil ..| : : __ SECU RITY. : , Southrno Pipe Line; , ! First National Bank eos] 422) 38) Hi Standard Mutors | 1) ls National Ban » Stand Oil Indiana; 12) 7: ‘ 72% | State National Bank Stand O Kentucky 1/122 4/12: 2 Mercantile Trust Stand Oil Ohio .|150a, 86 | 84 Mississippi Valley Trust *Stand Silv-Lead | ; anc Neco Nc *Am Con Ollfids Am G El Am An -_ Ol Id = me —_—e— ~ ~ ~ on CoS mes BON MA 105 (105 105 os » Lib 3% . ND RKET A‘ [AGES Wabash 5 76) say ° ten 101% 101% Am velopments in Week- od t eetowing Issuance of |. 22-47 -} 13)101— 5/101— 101 ee Fer Fe Gee c Walworth Co 6% | 90 90 | 90 Am Rollin Mills Ten first grade raile. B01 "o6.17 1/106 % (106 %/106% | Am Rolling M rt| Ten secondary rails.. 97.57 - 5 Al tl 68a: 102 % |102 % AngloChilCNitr.. | Ten public utilities. 97.00 1} 66 6644; 66% | *Arizona Globe.. _ 4%s ..| 84/108— 9103— 8 ament Insect Bul- ib 24 Ten industrials . ...101.63 , El 3/104 103% (104 4% Combined averages. 98.0 98. « 45|100—10/100— 8|100— Combined month ago. 4 Lib lst 8 ® «; . 97.3 j + | 84 84% | Auburn Auto Market. “oe - J we 6|100— 5/100— 5100— &|| Combined year ago, 95:07. | 4 is ay 2 _ eo rt 103— Camano kwhoxe : Tree FF re = a SSPok- Fak usBae — to Ore urine = oo Oro We ity Baer, Sternberg & Cohen com.. ~ 2d ~ pid. Best Clymer Boyd- Welsh _— com, Brown Shoe pf ttBrown Shoe com Burkart “Units” es Chicago Ry Equipment com, ...-- Cons Lead & Zin Elder Mf tiEly & alker D G com Hydraulic Pr Brick pfd. Independent Brew ist pfd. .. ttInternat Shoe pfd International Shoe com. Independent Packing com, Johansen Bros Shoe Timken Det Axle} 3) 12 — » B re at 2 np SA oS ctf. Dest Gas imp .. Un Pow A Unit ise Mach. U 8 Freight ... ee a) at a at al Fr re > * ne tS | Total Balt ; 95. West Uni & enc | : sales (par value) we fl n 3%, arnsdall deb rts \% 1/10l— 2/101—— 2/101— 321.000. “ Westg El Mfg 5. : . B , —. Press. : WickSp 8st art 7 2 2 ma SI ne _ San Secu % ee > t re fo . } ’ 1 ae ~ 8 orne & Sc Be . ee nn & = * "ian BON Brillo Mfg. 3|100—29) oa Bee OA 2° = 05 1 94%! 98 | fear ee Br Am Tob coup USL Battery :.. , _3) —29|100—28 100—29/ Int kys C Am 5, 9, 80%, 79%) 9U% Alp Mont 8 7s 55! 94 Buckeye PipeLine| f Univ Leaf . . CORPORATION Paar I T&T cvt 5% * 4 1118 111% )111% {Antioquia 7 45 A —e Mare Wirel| Ls 9) Util P&Lt B ctf. Kiax hub cold Ba a > 107 KO FtS&aM 6100 % 100% 100% | Antioquia 7 45 B 2| 94% , arib Syn new | 21 0% 0 Vacuum Oil . rye ay Fn 5, 102% 102% | loz % x cra S 5) 1/105 % | 105% /105% | Argent 6s 57 A. Case Plow Wks 4 Venezuelan Pet . Am s R Ae be slioa% 1041 4041 KC Southern 5 , 12) j101 1g | 12078 101 Argent 6s 2. dy | % ( Celluloid ee Ae 1; 55 55 | 55 Wait & BA new} hee / 49 “Ete be upder oad ing. of 62 ne Am Sugar ¥ Ue 5 108 10844 | 10st KC Term ist 4 92 ; - | Cen Aguirre Sug) sou ton |*ee Warner Bros Pic.) Low, 1927 ....1 ‘| -sBame_ steady Fy tthe meddiinge $1. ibe, Am + pee 5 ‘} 1041 ig l108 % a 4 4} Kayser J 6% 47 &% 1 Arg sfg 6 59 Oct, | 997 99% Centrifugal Pipe | 1] 15%; 15 Wes O&Snow ort | Total stock sales 722.600 sha : port Opencd firm at an advance | 4™ TAT col. 5ei6 5 e %| Keith B F 6 A) 6) 99 * 99 % | Arg 68 1961 May) | 99: My | Chesebro Mfg = 1}110 44110 West A S pt pf. - Peet ‘3 ‘tT a points under more or less = ) etd a! tal Ks . Arg sf 6 1960 | ) Chi M&StP pf ne 1% | 4U% | West Dy Prod A. 2 issouri-Illinois Stores pid. By the Associated Press. : | buying. good deal of realizing a }, ve ‘ eee a9 (126%) 126% 126% Mey i bsor bed ,° se t- : NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—Strength nti orig we ne Anacon Cop 7c38| - tite . fs few points hw market show. Anacon Cop 6s 53 7 1104 ‘4 orto & vo Oe OF 33 Fs one te Ore CH tS Ole Ole OF 2 Oe re OOO ee — Year High. “1927 | ion os ~ = SaSS28 tS QRS - Chi Nip BT bg 6% Ky DO Missouri-Itlinoise Stores com... 8) P r’ 7 &. , “ . 15 sgt % 1041 1043 Arg és 1960 Oct. ! 98 % Cities serv baw | | ) Allis Chal yet =e | O8% Miesourt Foriané’ Cobaons part paid. , : ~ yaa 0 ; . i i » ge ¢| Int R of Cent Ai 14 01 +4 a 4 Australia 5 55. Cities Serv B pt | 1; 8% 8%| 8% | Alabama Pow 6.| — 6|105%/105%{105% | Missouri Portland Cement and activity of a select group of ii. of the bol! weevil repo his | Andes CM 7s 45 1/106 % 106 8% 1 Int T&T 4%8'52) avaria 4% 45. 7 Cit 8 P Gpe pf Alum Corp 5 52, 18/290 5 | LOO jlug | tt National Candy com. = . reg a8 indicating a heavy in- |} Ang ChilNiCorp7s; 14; 94 % | f Lac G of StL5%s Belgium 7% 465 t | City Ice & Fue) | 1| 32 32 32 AG&E 6 B 2014. 7 LUG % j1 Pedico Weber Shoe com ... motor shares overshadowed ‘ Jarl Al Arm&Co Del 5%s 2 : ” 8 “4 | Belgium 7s 56 ¥s {106% |10U% aa —4 ma. i on of aed’ South Carolina, and Arm&Cor’ est bet MM it pres I say 2 ; : Belg 7 ctf 56... Columb. Syndicate etimet aan: foot 6 30. 15) 10s 104% 104% Planters Realty pit. other developments in today’s brief — red ore bullish Saat |. maces) eae we'sin6s ww 1103 % | 10: : “- apie Fy m Seat 36. .| Ot % OS % | U4 % : al ‘} was conside even more DU } BUR) % | Lorillard Co 5s 1/ 9 ‘+ |Belgium 6% spe Cofwealth P pf | as ne ont 1 Rice-Stix Dry Goods - a seeeee he ted. T&S § 3) 8U%;, 89%] 89 Belgium 658 fe 0} 99 2% Die Cc D ‘ ice-Sti Goods . ee ee POON meant, * The 4 . - ea "becodinion de- 4 a1 91 | ot 1 | LOukN’ col ‘ede 3)1¢ 31, ow nel B au ke ‘11144 Cons lant 4 4 13% 18 . | | 6 | . natn a 4g dD. G. is 4” pte general list continued oe ‘ : i , McC S5%s ctfs41 | : erin va 6: Contin Oi] vtec. .| 17%| 18 vv 9 Scruges-V.-B. D. G. . ge . to drift, al F trade “ tees | 04 iE] Ry&Lt 6 100 razi 28 i , ominion ores 4| LILS%iLL1L%illl agner Biectric eee only moderate in volume i tions late last week. B&O 5 SW Div . M P & Braz CRyE) 7 &2 6 14 4 | Durant “oe rules 10x 10 ? 4) ted 98 (| sat Wagner Electric Corp. pfd. sees . “Pn ingly serious , view pe ee & ar 4 51. 88 &8 88 arie o's 1)100 %/|100% aoe AA 738 * af 97 9 | a ~vv 4 ‘50a Loose Soo : otee 1°08 108 age 3 sy a Re. Gen. 6 c Pa me culati f uation, arnsca war. aldas 7%s % n pid. |250a, ; 147, O4 43 1 y. Gen. 5s aneke ~~ ascents we Poreeet OS Rape ~ Die nelinpation that do 6 ex-war_ Canada o a a » | El\Po&Lt opt war} 4 ta 9 9 do adj 5 2000. | Bom fs , | United Railways 4s. * rived its chief impetus today from GERBB EN condition and yield ficures Canada 4%s 36°) 21 EIPo&Lt 2d pid.| 1) 98 oS 98 | Cities Ser 5 66 . United Railways 4s C. of D.....- the publication of bullish inter- Jiu a considerable falling off as hileMig 86 i" '57| %| 04 | 04% | Emp G&F 8 pe et oe% 106% Cities Ser 6 86 00 hy 2 ae with the end-July reports. f B ChileMt Bk =e Eureka Croesus . 3 v (In bond sales 000 omitted.) views by William C. Durant, auto- Sot for comparatively Jow tevipera- Beth Stl con 6 A; Chile 8s 46 Fageol Mot .... “4 3% 3% G .| 5 ’ **actual sales. ttSold ex-dividend during past mobile manufact . ; ‘veather news was considered | Beth Stl con 544) Chile 76 42 ; Fajardo Sugar .. Con Gas Bott 5 65 2)104 (104 *Dividend rates as given in the table are in the annual cash based on acturer, and Charles | | 4 savere bie. and niay have Chile 6s 61 .°... Fedder Mig. A... 5) 30%| 30 80 Cuban T 7% 41. the latest quarterly or half-year larations, or, in case of new E. Mitchell, president cf the Na- © ie i Icke profits 1103 Chile 6s 60 .., Federal] Wat A. Det Bridge 6% ‘ 2% (10% ; the dividend ingention announced at the time of original sale and listing. tional City Bank. Durant’s state- * uit the later mar earn a 5 7 * : Po one ny 99%} 99% | Cologne 64 95, 50. Federated gsevt 2; 13) )12> | 1 do 7 +s | 1 otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not included, The ie letter (e) indicates ment that another stock split-up of | | Bk U Gas ab 5%) 91294 |222%4 1294 ”& Gewies : : . |} é Comp Ant 39 Firestone T 7 ts Cudahy P 5° 2 including extras. General Motors might be necessary” — ht amo = , Sepbosts Buf R&P cor 414! 20! 99%! 98%! 99% 96% | 96%) 96 Cordoba 7s 42. 7 Pox Theater A.. : e oa : Det C Gas 5 | 97% | 97% 97% Copenhag bi 44 Ford Mot Canntn sett: 54 Cudahy wast 5. re = ** f the week Ra O17 0 % 11014 Czecho 8s 52 ., p ° ” in the near future stimulated the Sal Gas & Gl 5 BA oe S| BS fe: 80%) 80%) 80% Frecsenam teen) im 17% 17%| 17% | El Refrie G $,35) 4A 1. Fulton Sylphon , | & 56 EmpircOR 5% 42 te Galena Sig Oil... Bu 8% ; 33. 1 5 me « ; - ; “ ~ demand for that t , last year and .000 wo ears C Ga & E 5) 5 94 Dan a ; s ock, the old is- ,000 t yea al F ish Mun 8 Al FiaPow&Lt 5 64. Cam Sus 7. 25! 97%! oF %| 97% im 4/108 1108 1108 Dresd sf 7 re 45.) Garod Radio. 18) D23%| 95% . 1 GatineauPw 6 41 | 101 (101 o\ GenAminyv 6 62. : a ihe ~ Geo & Fila 6 46. 4 9344| 93%)! 9% stad Geo Pow 5s 67. : } #3 a2 oe se SES = oe - — \~ a SALSESSa: F: [WER a2nkS. _- SE8S59F5: ES F so ~ cena mr Oo 29 m= ~br 2500 Be ee oe =O MB: ~ HING ys. Aug. 20.—Cotton spin- | Can Pac 41% NYC&S | ‘ 1 | ' crossed 68 to a new top, and mod- was less ac.ive during July than in oth of Georg 6! 1 103 % | 103% N Y Edison 5s Pr 3 108 * 208 "| 1+ tee Finland 6% 56 : th: iY} 4 | crate gains were recorded by Moon, | bu was cbove July a year age. the | cent of G 5C59| 91104 104-104. | NY NH Finland : law, Central Pac 5..| 2/104%/104%)!: +9 Ge 48 .oeacss 8) 1114/1121 111 Nash and peewan. ‘ TF Active spindle hours for July totaled | Cent Pac 1 gtd " ” io) Q DWOr-lOWSewnq FRFLT ELLER $3 2 mets Co HRD EI LOM CO C96903 M~IH sue crossing 231 to a new high @ ~ C Nat Ry 4% 36) H1114% 114% 11434 | NYC&HR | 4s 2| 97% | 97%| 07% | Duke Frice P 6°66 Garland 8 8S GoodyrTR 5% 31 ; | i 2 ae RCS Can N Ry 43554) 26) 97%) 97%) 97% | NY | DElndiee 6s 47.| record and the new “when issued” Jueptte Spinnin; Less Active in July | oeP en 6 6% 1 20 * 5 ‘2. ae righ | Gen Bak A .... Gen Bak B Gulf Oil 5 47... Gulf Oil 5 37 Can Nor iy 2| 94 94 | 94 D E Ind 5% 53M) stock selling above 117. Chrysler @.! ted Press, Can Nor 4%. NYC&StL 5%B.| 4107 1107 107 El P Cen Ice Cream... Gen Ladry Mch n Gulf St Util 5 56 %| OF By the Associated Press. ST. LOUIS STOCK B&CHANGE,.. NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—The bond mar | France 7% 41. Sowsie Tow oe . 1Dg0n 1 " ° 5 iy abd pe pei pital oe it ‘i Hist ft a er . or o : Chesap Cor 6 47 1 98 % 2} OS Gleasonite ‘ Pools, faced with the prospect of ‘ th ?. 7. Ches & Ohio ref 5 23/100 | 100 %4 100 % 83 82% | 83 Get ex Ln 7 49 2'107_ |107_ |107 Gobel Adolf ... 2 790.747. or an average of 219 hours | Cent RRofNJ 6 . 5 5 i easy money rates for some time to P’pin inde n place Suly $1 to- | Ches & Ohio wr (100 4s 57 ~ 1) 78%) 78%] 78% | Se Seras Oe: Golden States Min 5) : Pools in Specialties. _ a 3 "apd in place. d with 9.- | Central Steel WOH IK IAOowew FFF KS Ss “op Orc Oreo Oro 09 OO ~1 29 @ 6 ket, after a brief period of hesitancy on Aug. 30.—The aggregate trade on _ canheae © profit taking, again moved forward to-|the local market the past week’ Graz “pee e sA 2020. 102% | ith considerable strength. Several « 73 | | 3h! 73 Grant Co. Del - | day. Ww aid not measure up to that of © | a! 18% sas? Sy Hawthorne Min . 0 ee 3 Lorillard oie 37 issues scored advances a point or more, Liggett-Wine 7 edt pte 5 | prec eriod but the week Greece 7 64.... 9 9 a e.' gelling : My, ) a and mew high records for the year or ng Pp was : , Ger GE] Ch ex-w , r Stores come, renewed operations in a ~ .728.086. f which 32.311.802 Re 1. 4s! y noms z me time t number of specialties. Among the ~ponth. ; a . 2 a Cu pt LA. ‘, 3) 108%) 104 %/ ase 1 | dozen or so new highs were Amer- 9428, in June sameawt | CuMPashé 9 cits) | 2| 04 7 082. ; CM&StP cvt 58 B| 65%) 66 66 sea | pe a viet ‘se not without inte.esting even ican Radiator, American Writing g@ipThe everace number of les oper | CM&StP cvt 5s ctf | 66 “| 66 % | ? a | 3% 107 % | orn rye 102 % |102 5% 102% | Gold Seal Elec Co DA . x longer were well scattered through the te. : 0} 67. | 66 * M4 107 34 | 107 It Cr Con 7 37 Al , - + hon Po 5 62! in rather limited vol-| Missour! Portland trades made up Paper preferred, Bethlehem Steel 9am ity ona | ores Be 82% 00 | 67 ‘ 9% | rt 100 34 It Cr Con 7 47 BI 93%| 9315] 93% | Socke Broe ctf 2.) 1 24 , | Mont-Wrd Pr 5 46} 2! ae peter rete felow $5,000,000.) about 25 per cent of the week's ~ zs: ompared with 40,265. a 7 | 21 p er ‘ | 1% | 2 | 4“ |Ital P Uti ee 1 9514! 951 54 eles! 1 4, ‘ 54 Morris Co 7 \& 30) 2; 98! 9 ume, to gem get capenstons, Siete a: er Pt) apacity in June this year. | 0 "ie 42° otts! 37 8674 87 :" : 1 06% | 96%! 98% | Italy 7 Oul 7 | a 3 “agg tl é : %| oi 2 4, | Narragansett 5 57 Mi % | Easy money continued to fg A the} business, the stock selling higher tric Power, Fielschmann, Goodrich*@ m 20.0 B7.867. or at 7R.0 ver cent ca-| 10 te esi! Ay 118% 1izwisaa% |, A 4 40] 21 87, | 871 87) | Japan 6% 64. Loom i101 | Humble Ow rsi250a1162 44 | Nat P&L 6 2026) 11/103 % |102% power for | the advance of such tiwest-| With the part paid issues showing € y, in July last year. : ‘ 2 N 4 ; f ' L ~ 12 | Y Nat Pub Sv 6} ~ 6/102 102 (1102 issues as Baltimore v Rubber, Great Eastern Sugar,. #@ Ch&aNw | : 4 f 46 ) eip sfg 7 rets’.{ " 6/10145/101 4|10L% | Imp Oil Canada | 4) 49 | 49 | 49 ; 2 » 58, Rock island fe and Pittsburs.|the wider range. At the closin Gotham Silk Hosie referred and §@ d : 1 100% 100%'100% | Nor Pac 6 : varee Lyons 6 34 = 7/100 44 |100%4|100% | Indiana Pipe Line 150a| c 3| 6% : m. 9S Gin innati, Chicago s 58. S00 ~ & osiery preferred and @ {Ldverpool Cotton Steady. Chi Rai'way a, | | 82%] 82% | Nor be oe he “al 2 mit de * 41D | Marseilles 6 34. 6/101 |10914/100%4 | Ynaust Rayon Al 27 ; ( My "33 10 117% 117% ancinna®. ond ane S “Fiotiaa a 6s, all session of week International Shoe the new stock, Oppenheim Collins @ UVERPOCL. Aus. “American siricly CRI & P rig 4s.| 54 | 95 + sali! Tig gen 3) Qin 6 ' sl cA Bk 6 .| 72) 95%! 95%! 95% | Ins Co NW Am) di 65%) 65, 6% > Soy “ys 6% D'5S wt id 133% of which rose to new at cee. New| common sold at 200, a new top and Warren Brothers. Gane middling. 11.0a: ood iddlt § 58] | 4 2} Ohio P Sve 7% | Me 115% j115 % oth ta Fie | aa: Intern Petroleum; 20) a | 4 | Penn O B 6'50ww 100 falo, Rochester & oa ure 44 outstanding | and then reacted some. The bid_ t the close of th ket the | | $2 ios ‘Ohio Riv Edis 6 5 1106 34 | “ (edad betes bed C—O *07| *: Penn P&L 51102 ae Oe ee : A e close o e marke e | ns. @h&e WInd he 62 ; Or Sh L rfg 4| | | : Inter Utilit B 5%] 5% | penn ot , Pay strength —_ early | On St, Louls Union Trust was rais- anes Of 30 tending | indutricl Se eins be Pe 4a A 102 % {102 ; — oe | ae ; , Mex 10 gid" 4s” shes bth de jones Many ew] 91 8 Phillips PS %| 955 | realizing. boty, 9 “frie “D4 and rookiyn ed to 400 late in week but no sale. * Portinny, 0.79c: “ordinary, 9.34d. | Cities Sve Po 6s | Prague 7‘2e8 52.. } | | Net tae ache ant 5% ~ | Wh S M 6 36 ww! 91100 ierings rapidly nearing the marketing CAPI TAL | FT BRiot $10 28: November, $10.45. bid: Emp G&F 6%s..| — 3/105% 105% /105% | at ee 28 | +3 mY Rhinelhe 7s 46 a Nat trans ~ | : stage ey include $55.900.000 United A spirited rally in cotton prices « ber, $10. wen Sales, 1 =, _ thicken & 67 461 95%| 95%! 95% |StLIM&S rfg 4s.. 12) 9%) 9% ex.War : , Neisner Bros ... a FOREIGN BONDS. “y 4 Power. $80,000. Chicano, sent all options to new high levels. §& - rlé4 | | 86% |StLIM&S 4 R&Gd) 6 94%! 94%! 94% | Rio de Jan Ra 46) | 7 | New Bradford . .. *} on ag! : = . van FOR FINANCING P St. Louis Spot Cotton. Erie Ist cn Pp 70 % SiL&asSF adj 6s..| 5 101%) 10144/101% | Rilo de Jan 8s 47' 4) | Newmont Mini mie: 3 | Adriatic El 7 52. | 5| 04 4 : Rock Island & Pacific. an for the season, with the day’s net : | rie gen lien 48. .| 194 11298,1123% |StL & § F ine Gs 8| 98%! 98%,' 98% | Rome Gise 52 ws | a NY¥CentRy new . 54 ty |154%4 154 "4 | Agri Mt Bk 7 46) 5) 97%) 97% » | Columbia Railway Power an A to * miige® 12 $e 562..] 18 4) f 1 A | i j re you _Bpot cotton advaneed 25 points in St.' Erie cvt 48 D..! " 5, | Te N Y¥ Oil 1; 17% | Agri M Bk 7 47 4' 97%| 97 The $55,000.000 of United” y gains from $3 to»$3.50 a bale. Biouls Sa: uiday: quotations: Good ordin- | nie & Jer 1 sf 6 9:11 m& iL: StLAsF pr! 5s B) 11) 101 «'101 8% ge Rotterdam 6s 64) ot hay a SS as NYNH&Hfd q i, | Baden C AAD v4 | .1100% | Power, and its eubsi diary, Continenta ~ or re-organizing a com y, or Buying was influenced by reports | fh \i7'r: low middling 17.75c: mid- | Fis EC 5s 74..| | 98 | b1 98 | Stas pr | 8 Aj ~ eg oe New So Wales..| 15! | 94% | 04% | Mines .| 121 | 6% ¢ Bat Pet 4% | gf os 93% | and_ Electric Corporation, bon would be J y ¢ Tbe: good middling 20.50c: mid- _ . ~ 4% ' 59y%,' 59% 94 “tL SW Term 5s f Ff Os Salvador 8 48 , 7%. /107% | Nipissing ie 2) | O27 6 | Berlin EF! | sil ; used for retiring ue brefern a and place a stock or of increased boll weevil damage. ° Plug fair. 2ic |FondaJ & G : StL SW con 4a...) 301 N7 | NHK! § Santa F Ar 7 42! 9444! 5 | Noranda Mines . : —— refunding hishe securt- See CORPORATION SERVICE ‘ ; bevy ec o oi * ' j — 3 ' ment. ‘ : Bo ota M Bk Fe oe 4 RA ‘Mot A t " fy Nor Am Cem ; g — % very io + med Wheat fut d b 1% | ) | Seab A L adj 5) Serb Ct Slov 8 62 1/100 %| 100% 100% | Pande mOi ... through United Light and The weekly Clearing House * Mock 189,236" wags £5 Havan Biec ; +} feab AL rig 4..| Siem & Hal 6% 1 Pantepee Oil Ven substantial” b ocks of vreferred sta Hershey Ch 5 ~ . R GA! 51 ett 50 f| 10:103 ‘103 1103 % | Parke Davis new. ‘ tock semen’ showbd excess . , Chicago Cotton Market. Hud Coal 5 BY. 5 97% 97%: Sap Ry 6 Bi preteen ¢ 89 -. 1 104 | 104 | 108 Parmac Porcupine Won a i203¢ mer The sain of of the Ne 98% os ‘the issu re > — + . * ao arFfor-I nana? a ge ADio¥ 2D © SSOLSO 3S eS- so 7>aS90 9 = — ier SPwcmmnwso Oo Cone .} —— ee of $47,549,710, an increase of $24,- perce D 20.—Cotto ‘ H & Man rte 5 Al , 97% % | Shell Un 5 47 .. Swias Bi 46 104% 104% Penney A pid . Mitosis ‘hesergn tone ‘been 018i mer ts.t “ft sete f7ia00, be Hy Oe RS Eat 46 09% 99% Sorrek® F Uw Toho ELP 6 29 | 4) 98 | 97%, 98 | Penn Mex Fuel. 100 0.000,00¢ : An Attra U Bond 98 | notes due. next year ay five- | Public Utility 4 Toky Ci 61 84! 8 Penn Ohic Ed new Aggregate reserve was $661,815,-* March +) Ring Rell Bu 105 oky City 8%, 88%' 88 t notes a Sh e Pet 000 So h _ I csi clace |g] OOULhErN Ice Toxy EL 6 99 Peon W&P new . 000. The detailed statement of uiinol Cent & "| 95/108 % |1 5 oa | Fons a fee %| 09% naga ad mod & actual condition this day showed @ tec Spot ae, 2 ts 4 Of fork island wae an it isene of : | , of 30-year firs rtcare 4s sold 904 d 13.000. 000 of ge ia ' pone ona Li Licht 40-year bonds will > oF. an % Pick Barth vtec . : 1 decreases in all principal items ex-« i8, tton fered next week through crndicate ' j = 1 dj Z q bbe: é. 04% C 68. do pid new .. cept time deposits, which gained gm ee. ; Reod middling, 20.50c. Inland St) 5 110 South R gen 6%. 6'100% 100% '100% | *Piymcuth Ld .. 0 ahecoclaon Ge Bb, $1,603,000. Loans, discounts and @F Inspir Cop 6% ot Ss R 4 M&O diy Prairie Pipe Line : . 641) 1 1BakPow . ae + oe” tes | gem a, oe . Sat " changes. Demand aecling ruled ridding 20.35’ °°! Int Pap ev joecass Saitccreck Prod’.| 11 20%! 29%) 20% | 176 02, 4,----] §] Oat] peel oss || Chicago Provisions || ij First Mortgage 6% Bonds slightly firmer argund $4.85 18-16," | Mich +Ow Close — “| rels daily from June but an inercase of | Sanitary Grocery | - 1 Convertible at holder's 4 mi 4" : } 7s 47 ; bR Trans 7| % 1 bl 3'108% i - hn % | « | Realty As Bklyn. 5: 53 2 Pernambuco investments dropped $39, 478, 000; ‘a F New ew Orleans Cotton | iat Agric co) 5| i 8 Ww Bell Te 811108 %) 102 ‘ 51 A war j 6) 100 al 100% 100% oe l | 2 Peru 7s 59 Stinnes 7s 46 . ; St Of] NJ deb 5! *Red Warrior cash in own vaults, $1,500,000, and © and French francs were steady just | See 1'23¢ $0 bes Bak REL TTS I d > ] d = barrels compared with July last Saitridse I gl 0! , ? I Trondjhem 5%s | 2! 4 4 CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Provision market under 3.92 cents. Portuguese 8+) Bitsy oe ee 0.15¢ 20.75@79 n ustria an _ inlciaal lose at EE Tick” Low cles . 10.8 B21.02¢ sARD. : » | Prussia EC 6% 851 —~ tp ‘ 7 ’ Z ! | Gg b= e 1 > eicr *-e " 2 ; | ORLBANS, Aug: 20.—-Cotton tu-|'mt Agric 5. s 6 96 St Oil NY 44% B1l 10) 96 19 C 1/1004 '190%5 100% Reiter Fo cudos fell below § cents, duplicate = x c Nie. ; Rio Grande 7s_ 66 ‘het demand deposits, $44, 012,0000%, closed steady at a net advance of | Int Gt No adp 8 28 7% 1107 4/107 | Stevens Hotel 6! 2 100%4110%1100%| Opner Aust-7 45] 1) 97%! 97%) 97% | Reo Motor 2 : Surplus of the Murray Corporation of KE] > -- kd sd bd > ee 8 ol ing the years’ low level Yee Financial Briefs || sg 02.29 03 on aE 3220 tag. Int&GN ist Russian 6%s 19. ] ; January, 20.62c; M ch, 20.72 38 821. 622 and current Ii- e Exch . ; ‘ : x 70¢ bid; October. 20. 1c: Decen. LRP. mien — Siiittiee. a1. 83.8 | Foreign ange Be i pon 9 had PRODUCE, ROW, Aug Se. HUDSON MOTORS PUT ON | ~ NEW YORK, Aug. 20, Jewel Tea Se —— firm at recentiv advanced prices. The/' Se . 2 ! i a ** ‘ - , Foreign exchange trading was. MMis19 January 21.03-07. Match | [Ot@GN tat So! Tinga 1a0g 100% | TenC&Chem Ga 41) 200 tO orm | eer 6 OO] 8 9834! 9634) 90% | Richmoed mae r'l | Tol 3% | Russ 6%e ctfs a ae woporse demand for high-eolored No. apples was . s B . $5 ANNUAL DIVIDEND Basi _ New York Cotton ae seriow teres ginese ee | ic ca A _ ‘28 weeks os a yom. See 20: | not fully supplied. Shippers were enable Business th to operate. as there was really not enough Ly last mien Aug, 20.—Range of cot- Yor M aratat 9 gg Bank ot ho : ¥ he but movements ineluded some importa | offered to al requirements. A mpeg es bend a Lal 83° %. 21. ; a. 2 $y PRL LLES AH. LFFLAFEFSERFFP FREE L SEE SSF 2 G5 cially the advance of 6 pointe ‘ terd virnited || , By the Associated Press - ye, | By tne cee ie, 20.—A decided | Yeuica “Punors of Buropean vacation. He | in the | eam ner a tie Papntine ot | in German, exchange carving the rate on | Sri yeMwas reported. excepting perhaps.| = ir oer Nay 7 : —_ ¢ in y rar' r ‘ he , NEW YORK, Aug. 20. —Direcs | High. Low . : NEW YORK. Aus 0. recently ye J ank's capitalization from $75.- | S887.342. PreferreC etock dividends otf Berlin up a ee a, ea been in steady de- | few od4 lots of poor fruit. Sales of Cal- car of 32-Ib Arkansas Thu grey. $1.75 quiremen Lt. . . trength In those securities A . German exchange - houn County apples. in addition to_ those rman tors of the Hudson Motor Co., ‘| OO 21.17- ’ have’ assumed most prominence oF the 000.00 TY $100 G00.000, which save the at a share in arrears have teen Daid in| and for some time. ~ _, roms" ‘se | reported previous day, included 104 buf to $2: 2 loads 38-ib Oklahoma watsons, At Mar Yielding :. " ¥ a "an evidence | stock a recent §& " f proceeds alk - po , 29 A cum 2 25. ket their meeting in Detroit today, in« é loses. SR 8 oe several’ 90% wae a records were at-/| takes the view that prev: ayens mffee mupon Busi i the ma: ket f lecir’osi carities. which resulted in the ay ans igang (ana eniuah at $225, ‘ CANTALOUPES—Market w adi a es , 74% P . > ‘ , id ; ° on - a ete a el , 20 3 #4 i217 43-4) tained. wae mr eehy an ie ers + gg te, oy ane pee. He Scliewed. eaulement’ tengbent tna country was | Won of large credits for German acco 3 : ar Ss Es es Carmarked | qomene pot ey eb —_ os i | common stock fr 50 to —" the peak Bary ons } r. banks that are more reliant on | auiet the past week. but. generally up J es r 2.2 Eneland Cad » Eneland— Sterling D $4. 1336,, ye orchard run azelthy Pf ae flate. $1 to $1.10: 1. car are ' Stock of record 1 Sept. 12, : higher Among ae cision not to seek_re-) -nomination. electric refrigerators are : 86 3- 60-day bis on bas and oo ] : oe =e Weekly Metal R a ; ehmond Racine SS ning well IP above last veer in more t an Serailone an conte, P de an. 39 age 0. y tanmark 4 @ : Ms . " : - a _ CLEARINGS “MONEY AND siLVEn, , * estes tree Metal Review. . 2 ie point 1 Ay AD bolt Auto adie July surplus of the New ate | * one section e country. savs Electrica France oT 44h. 22 Jona a packets Calhoun “county or ' / American Gas 1% te) a : z : es: Orcha run to ; $2 ORK, peg 2U.—Stee] mille of this group Toa ier thys, wolf river and maidenblush mi 2 The St. Louis Clearing House Associa™ Dw in nearly all instanane the late a while ioe cites an a. 33.608.4 37 is ae ainet $4. 551.20 *| oat” is at ——e tor Burove testy Holland—F nie to top ¢ se tion reported clearings for Aug. 20. 192%, demand during the weck was linois Pipe Line featured . same ve 926. stock market and speciatistge would differ ae : Moderate titi Th xceptions this department wit sha & weden—Krone. $17.200.000: corresponding day last | apm oeanagyr . , » > 2S w melons xf" melons Foner: predes= 0 ort roe oN. No. (all varieties} at 1.50. culls and windfalis at hy with him, ‘I believe we sre drifting into 8 __ Krone. t were the continued book- f 2% points to the ear’ hig , eds ae company nag Ba orofit Denmark—Kron lome-xrown bored apples ANGES—California Pt as oa 00 t nd = an a ae" 97 i h so-called bull. mar °t npr<eiented ir ‘ewe 4—Fran * he ORA $17,900,000: this year $4,702,800, ~ had male orders of steel for pipe line at 162%. Vacuum and Prairie Oil were first Peat a of i927 pa # quarter profit marnitude which will extend ove. 8 iin pw itsertacte D is. $2 to $2.38 tc for. ‘hand: $7.75 for la ate. fv, £0 tor corresponding period last year $4.965.400.5 ag, 60d structural “eels. Prices | fractionally higher. was eaual to 41 cents a share. The regv- q vars pg TO gonna reece—Drachma. medium and $3.50 for smaji per G tori; as ed, te 3 steady, _ uarterly dividend of 25, cente was higher than ever before, he a8 = bojand—Zloty, D 31.2 RS—Couple loads Colorado bu_ bas | box in + aa saa + Ryton nen ag $240 ™ ? iron was move active in the Eastern FLAX LINSEED | ne dy cee “Sentember 5 ¢ 7 yg tne agg was mo nientlenl, it was Czecho- -Slovakla-—0 + 76. pi 4 kets reek 3 bartletts Jobbed 32 $2.2 z% to 8 $2.75 a ee 3 bung way. at 000.000: + ‘ y " $900.60 An prvess Unchensed. TURPENTINE, | ’ Dividends received by E I = Pont ce | pects that in the newt futire the present \- 8 rown, D 14.08 Ser Hoste seit sock Ate nie phe mong eee ee’ coaree Nemours & Company from, General Mor | rate for time moary would ne consider:| Rumanis—leu. D 62 bu LUMS—Lot_ Calhoun Count a $1.75 to $2.00 per debits to- bank and bankers’ accounts oo market. Consuming needs @ppear Linseed oj! cerades. in lots of 1 to rs Co m in the first, half of | aniv reduced “Calvin Conlidee may moti A icentina—Peso 4 3 Yemscns (7 baskets) sold Re and ee R0000: "total toate $3-408.000 00MM coered to at an trains |uge""pow 19'S er pound tor ow and | Ilr ‘bd, Sinden, Pian age | Shove vo ran fon he Comite ptt) | Acai Binet : dase: Momocerors |g GQCOANETS—te iothing way 94.80 to combined detits were $40.700.000; al Ee : fie . - poile oo . . basket. 100. 12 res. eis th red. te. 159 per AS oe ar 5% Ke hes failed to stimulate any “buying | 0.—-Close flax: | ings from all other sou him. Coolidge is cng. President and has hangha 60.1 ANANAS-—In jobing. way e to date to individual and bank and baem of importance Bucept in the way i Jette ain. ~ $805 f? Nov. $2. 30% received in the from Ge made a wonderfu Moutresi— a. 2 = | : RAPE . ock and $0 @ de to 4] , , ers ercount 000: ae mall lots, however, no selling pressure . 3 . 2 PEs ; nts $9.096.000. i Meet’ oped . Producers are said to be N _—_ ae ts Geners ensnnias ais CH Peer seee tase Pg ~ t. FR. RES ry " _ . 20. uly whereas Railway operating income of Kan- ; . . NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—Bar_ ie * Of on early revival of demand. 5 : ’ tirm: | net f —R.' u Y Bont. ror the | sas City Sontherr. for "aly was ghasd ; Dry Goods ds Market Review. S4%ic: Mexican dollars. 40%¢. sa, ve generatty holding electrolytic for ; stock. $3. oss. ; ’ | period. axe! isive, Of of General Motors reve- | & decrease if = 500 compared — ‘the vy the Ansociated Prees LONDON. Aur. 20.—Bar silver 2545 OFF GEREA® deliveres at New England points. | 84! pone: | — abte E. E = was $7 a "Sa2 62° & NE WYORK. Aug. 20.—The dry foods ounce: money 2% per cent: discount Tae some metal is believed to be H ond & dots’ zug 6. a's tur was and . sales $8.00 rrent. bu siness of | of the Timken Mer | ero rrespondin Pn w exceptionally active for reported thus: 300 uv i. P short bills. 45-16@4% per cent; tree aes Ohler amet. woh tx om $9.10. WG, $9.60; ww $10. "76. x $10.75. SFee atlane Foo ata scorer sens Ged i ee sales we re made. A at on tae Pte — is v0 33 32's: 200 STICKNEY- ENYVEN®& months’ bills, 4% per cent. cad With the ng market. but = tetas rte tates Walte ; Tike reel: under tho coven-month total last vear , _ . During to Gentes ——— a rs ; NM — » steady with an improvement New York Bank Statemeni ent, ~_ week, I pilers le by tru k) so} 75 and NEW YORK : RUBBER MARAL . of buying for consumers NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—The actual &: ode were ok: « Si ke and trust i i sin prospect. U S Visible Grain large inquiries: were being submitted | } ‘-r , ~ ~ a et! was steady. but there were inti- |condition of clearing house ben t business is coming - a. | any js they cared . a 2 NEW YORK. Aug. 20.—Rubber opem’™ of some ‘shading in the Middle |companies for the week shows excess re — to —_ 5° are — wt Y Th WA } RM het wn S| ()¢ K ~- St PON! | ‘ f - increase | in well.” wien , barely steady: smoked ribbed sheete: SSF” markets by small producers and | serve of $47,54).7 10. This je an 4 - of and produc in Puited States visible supply whea' mae 680 | reserve compared with Stocks of crude 0o & : of ed) tember. 35c; December, 35 50¢; 4 one. : was vient “ard yg a SS em Sees Wham eneeen reserve Of | Pacific Coast territory were reduced 1.- | and cs es sie — 36.200. fee” Was reported, _ lerenty for Septem. | $22,725,150 was reporied. ae n id's ; . dots | ars DA DON ; NEW YORK. Aug. 20—Rutte OF B24 October positions. Ore remained re ti to eM stocks were .759. ha w auly te | Gorn ‘000 $8. steady: Sept. 36.10; December SO" Lead. Zinc and Copper, oll prog ae og D8 eat lone aes t: March 86,30. A, Puiimony was slightly anette as a Samm | teat i hh Es ge} , Petroleum nts bar" | Rye : Smoked me widating spot stocks . m- in St. 7? barrels tterense © . ar- Bariey eli Aur ™ . aa ‘@emand was sisappointing. $5.57% per 100 Ibe, | 823.194 7 ~- +o OR elas A Rip ADIT RC TR A

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__ SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, 1927 2 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 14B __ s | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 30 COMPANIES FOR HOG PRICE CHANGE |_Fsts=-cesim Pees FOREIGN NEWS LIFTS “ors caromeu panvew CHURGIMEN GLAS bar, ESTATE LO AN ST LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. | Aug. — a sage] are quotations on Carondelet Parkview, a subdi- ME se ‘aa teens po 1 WHEAT PRICES vision comprising about 150 lots Ay FINAL SESSION at N, % GREYHOUND iN q Ladi Sliema ce 35 ana a font ch ae ef | High. Low. Close. Yesterday. by the Christian Brinkop Real Es- ra, Sel ‘ a ¢ | ei HOUSEHOLD vee Lo oar OOO ay Ne markets: > cs ip iN, GAY | SING _E a ee ee 138% 138% 13S8%d 137%D |, 20. —Whest and corn aes higher the Grant Realty and Building Cause Hot Debate ot Lan. | County Property. . . t d e x London Writer Cites New Con. 45 tATIVE RECEIPTS. : | St ' , he week-end session on the Jocal mar | a. = & . cerns Indicating Possible vie gs ag a aa 140% 180% | ct. Higher cable and estimate of ex-|Company. Carondelet Parkview is | = Classi fied Let Prev. lest 3 (St Ie ise 131% 132 131% shels were fac-| Situated at Morganford road and sanne Conference. | a. H| : * tas & ‘ fear. :|K. C.132%-% 131% 131%-1382131% _ | port business of million bushels ee SPAC Aba ) Of all kinds: Speculative Activities. | Cattle and — eS : DECEMBER WHEAT. ‘tors in wheat trade. Cool weather over | Kingshighway southwest, formerly | vi " Advertisement i} Smith-Davie: -§ ~, x > aap © ETC DOORS Hae hint A te a 7 ; -. SB.977 BA. 7.197 fists ‘corn belt lent firmness to corn. Kansas street, and adjoins Caron- ge .... 68.654 72.820 65.0 >| TTS. ; bcs ° & ' session hard wheat was 1 to : ; pe 4 . om : 143 §% -144 149% -& 145° 142%>d In iate n the north. Lots front! Br_the Associated P. ] ft to Post-Di a i Be coe AZU26 : ‘78S tl one 43% %-% % luc eee roe 2 srg Piatto le Pen teagan LAUSANNE, Switserland. Aug. || ps a ~ a 7 e O mM p a I 1% Special -Dispat : i mules .. 71 ( » : . 147 145% 147 166Ka | Coun. ee a bad has abroad. was said 20.—Objections to a committee re- d Ch : | York Evening Post. >i Chi. .145% 243%, 144% 145 143%: . Unfavorable street, Schoenlau avenue, Adkins Seventh an estnut. B. “@ ape ee ee : ws... ee ae 726: | KC..136%_ __135% __136% a> | to armber bare wheat opened a full/ avenue, Newport avenue and Ray/| PO°rt covering the important sub- ‘ i j ia i ui » zx . Hn . feed- fen TT > amt r corn $1 14 _ ag =m : iE Ty PLR) i s bankers and financiers on holiday, | *! cows and all bulls, stuckers and ieed- itt sf —— | *¢ Perec heat receipts, which were 124-|tract, The Grandmer Realty Co.| The conference finally compro | | regs. call. a ; 74 73 ae ised by receiving the report and 4 i, ving a broad outline of} was $14.65, yearlinge 10c above this fig-| Chi. 118% 117% 117% 600 bushels. compared | with 179.200 | were the purchasers, the considera- | ™ ) 7 | GEDROOM St out giving ure at $13.75. Medium steers mage up SEPTEMBER OATS. bushels @ week aco and 89.600 pha ed re the pu te referring it to the Continuation R eC a ~ a e 0 an 1; ’ ip acces ! q i va aoe ' bo w- nd bede- EY OE RE Hr OO eae” AO Sigg He tany 0.2 f+ atin ee > 1PM tow oe ones ate wel =) A oem NO kite a ean he eit 2 se dedi a cae amon aaa nad ee ee ee ee Payne eee ee See ae oe ata att ene ek Rie ow aunt eelaben sare ennai ee a ee “ a & il il dale ieee oar ink ie ttn ROS oe ESI MRI a ils RE A Oy wpe + wee — + ny a tay n St ee a eee Ant Aaa pene - ~ » ee ~ ore ow “ a oe - Pere “i ‘ ~ $00 Rano ah 69 5 oe ~taoiaeants 2 c Pata SEEN ER he mp RAID tee pO 8 ap dpm ‘ ~ _ ahi sales. «le — 7 . ™ Diner Eons tie nse eee sa ar a i ree et * Y a ee oe on «gf bt ’ _ te “ on > ivan, PR Deg . - . Salt aaa in el ea ee a oe ~ $Y.50 to . Butcher cows bulked at/ — _ _ — =~ | included 22 cars local and 6 through: hay e tinuance of foreign gold demands. | $5.75 tw $7.50 for the six-day period, 1Cii. vor _ 82 sal b.. receipts were 17 cars Jocal and 4 $ through. street, new single flat for the Hein- istry and the creeds were accepted K IRKPATRICK MORTGAGE CO. a = h tup reaching $9.25. ul re IECEMBER RYE : N western markets com- by th f ith i Vv at an eas® in| *'" Z ee : Soean DECEMBER RYE. The three North y ée conference wit minor at ‘te believed th BEN ed me nee rous 2. con " oh ona . bined had 361 cars of wheat, compared|ichen Construction Co. to Joseph amendments, and will - ie eee we be tncressed by the | eocunicred ane of ike ccrsee” peek | ———— aC ee with 308. e week ace ang $24.6 yer fg; | and Lee Schulze and 4623 Alaska) ®mendments, and will be se 1120 LOCUST ST. :* ‘ . inties!. pe + ng i : } ‘ . aan Minneapolis a r oO c r es rep- Ss Presidential election uncertainties | of trading in som ig time, with top bologn as a ToEM Tie 68 and Winniper 63. avenue, a brick bungalow, for Fred re urc Pp GArfiela 6834. Garfield 6835. checking general business and per- | dropping to Stocks in St, Louis public elevators | Soetebeer to Charles P. Anton. resented. : _| Large holdovere were featured rs ay, trHerd. °Red. > $20,823 bushels of wheat, 1.396. haps accentuating the disposit 0” | with order demand very small. Stocker sina ae walt kn ae auc 210.008 Wuaieke oF ——— Findings Compose a Platform. to acquire ood foreign stocks. | | Si\b0"%0, se. bilk.coms' $3.1, 82°50'504| GRAINS, BIDS AND OFFERS | c's... cs*, “Wes, sombre, 21587 |LEE-SCHERMEN COMPANY she Eaaines whieh seeune. the Seen ee coenyecees * 4 , > ; ci ’ r “The autumn Beaton will ae ret heifers | b A Oneal calves so ’ —_ | 413 bushels of No. 2 _ Fed, winter wheat, saa ar in effect a ee —— ; ie ROOM & pected to open with a number of | pei iie $13 anc heavies $6 to $9. Can- CHICAGO, Aug. 20.—Grain bi ~ | wheat. 689,690 is io. 2 hard REPORTS SOUTH SWE SALES Se ey ae ae CS = ees at 120) | | hepr i» .. by at) tft. | BEDROOM mos, new ° eas Pali Pp eee Se ep ly PR OF RA mae rer + Sea CMe gs, nie Ne AR ates spss ‘RR URHNH eR Ae KEwW ee ae an ee ee eee baer. © ob. Picm- ti Le DRiKOM “1 tees ae seen eee ree ee eo iar, lie saben eae ae Bete eth ON Oe 2 the og ry oo oe 3 Pi ee an ee ee « Lee Sy isd - - + - vs Ry MeN abn OE eR iggy gin ORLA P TNE apt sapasste Me siyiirm ne oe = a etanaanaideediias: Lane men tie, uname ndaae ae a es n+ outs My 4 whut a=» Perea Nie 3 . mir ra re aed tn checked by financial congestion. | we trom tradin a eee ti ~ aw tynee fase 47%4>| than a week ako and. heavier “han ; | Tholozan avenue, for Harry E. Darr | the ey eens ls Fe mete Key Industries Depressed. | he ~~ — 108 prices luc be ' oT In Business Over a Third of a Contery, e EXCHANGE Looe wet, — Ff Several to £ EDW. K. LOVE REALTY “WE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE CO. ; Ir : rT; i} turities, but that movement in real) Extremely uneven trading in the me-| Dec. wheat.... ..1434 |. | G52" bushels Of No. 2 white oats, 59.561 | 2503 Gravois avenue, has sold the | Milwaukee, an Episcopalian, who ohort | ; ot vanity and bt 4 nd lig: 1 - 68.000 b hels, compared with 2.870.000 : have been formed in CORREIA | arket that sold at $8.50 to $8.70. The . 5 wack ano ont LTR GOP let year. corn | B. J. Darr to Carl Lynch; flat, 3536 | the women and young folk to help . = 6 MAiu 12U8—MAin 1207—GaArfield 0776—70% CHESTNUT. @® See Part 9, Pages 5 and I b & investment securities may be| dum and heavy hog division featured the | Sept. corn...... 09 Sy 3 112%) bushels of No. 3 white cats. following property: flat at 4946/ said the terms used went beyond Business property, dwellings, ai apartments, maseniiie ya i reascnable: sible that speculative activities will |» P? arply lower, ! other | = >i and heavier than a year ao, a ship- | Edw. Lich to Mrs. Mary L. Killian: was not contemplated by the pre- with the new sport of greyhound | most popular price for 280 to 300 pour In the fo! lowing table wijl be found re-| receipts, were 651.000 bushels oa 18 000 Tennessee, for Frank B. J. Darr to| in bringing the churches closer to- a Receipis were som a . 3& .8 5% - | Primary receipts of wheat were lighter PY makes bed: owed. | Dec. whee Ry ments were heavier than a week ago and buildings. If in the market for a new loan or fora ; & MACHINERY ieee tl | averages was $0.00 to $9.10 Due tojceipts and shipments of grain in bushels! with 489.000 a week azo and 000 racing. (the very unevenness of the trade the ns 9 | celp' om. rote last year. oats receipts ver 1,138 5 Carl F. Meier; flat, 3659 Russell gether. “The shipping freight outlook is| week and the week before, it is harg | “Tl WHEAT. | CORN. | OATS. | Dusbels. commer, Tete ct hip} avenue, for Walter F. Reifeiss to Dr. Timothy Lew, the Chinese ecur om parison. Om The | : a - : azo and Of improving moderately but the key f a last Fri a ae Wate = wear mes! Rec./Ship.'Rec.'Shij tp ee mente were 1.556.000 bushels, semeares Robert G. Darr; flat. 2935 St. Vin- | delegate, whe is widely known in Coc - light y e to 25c wer lieh: | & — | onl on | 29 56 74| with 2.026.000 a week aro an wh SE > ’ : a a . industries are still depressed an! bate! . > age Big Prat st ower. fedium and | Chicase .| 463| g72l 18: 208 340) 33) last. vear. corn shipments were 682.009 | Cent avenue, for Val. Millecker to/|the United States, then indicated he te Piece Be cotton and railways are threatened | heavy hore 1Uc to 25c hig he oye Min'p'lis a 3°6 | 43 q 28° 10; bushels. compared with 476.000 a week | Orville E. Johnson: cottage at 4230/| would withdraw his previous votes LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ‘S SAL a DOKS AND PERIODICALS Red. chest : hecau . : aan = ae ree 0 10) azo and 542.000 last year, oats shipments , : aah oa ———— with further economic prob!«ms. | comparison is because af ihe extreme wn. man.City | a, On| 29 136 193 | were 470.000 bushels. compared with} W. Farlin avenue, for William accepting the five other reports un- Continued From Page 12B ey 1% | > io “For Sale | nat 6 ae ee an a oF A aadiy sue cote ig ee Bin Biers hb yeti meg hen eae oe +» + é ee eae ee hisses EIN L Wy exit Aree one CARREY aatianc PEAS OS ENS BENT eels SE ide gi Mt) =. ee sagen = ae ; 2. oe ‘. + a Lat SM Rar atte ORE Cons Che ooptd: ee ee most impossible 1 } r igs ind * >}: F, ‘87! 3! RB; year. ° . we allowance ‘is yet made for new)! | light ights strengthened eo 5 ad a | odie ie ® Nees |, In the local cash grain market Satur-/flat, 5339 Itaska street, for R. C cepted. The situation was saved by of This Section e Bela Texas av, |closé, _ Bulk of pigs 110 to trust on flat or bungalow. DElmar 4684W > TN 7 mie rent. bawn oF weights up to $10.85 Packing fows @re | ‘| besides demand for a few cars by order| ban to Mabe! E. Hartman: flat to/ tion Committee to which all the} a lean on your rea! eutase, come to. see FASTEST @OANER at BOOK S—New and \ ened Sos Lad and | xX c a | B: re ID). eo | with high moisture offered at 50083 N. Eroadway. Open Monday eve. soig._ one E> | BOORCAS and heavy weights generally sold at $7.60 fair demand St. a 2 —— estate at lowest interest: ~ ’ PORA' , St. Louis Pre mtatory Sen Manday met Come ea* ( 4 o- 1 7 — oo. a E “eee . 7 | 9 = 4 “4 . . silic F ther a . prosperity and trade activity. about L5¢ to 25¢ higher than last Bie ure | ete = % ' eee | buyers. ‘There was light test No. s1io. Mabel E. Hartman at 4989 Tholo- delegates, including Dr Lew, us. TOENISKOETTER A cv. answer: no . a ;« : ag seed bo oy acid and . , . y e s { 4 a . ° 6 o . . . ¥ " . a ne } Tr" —. | DREAKFASE ieee medium weights steady oy lic lowe: "whil e!| CHICAGO Aug °0.—Firmness of # : Sé pe . Post. oe tech. , nee . Lafayette } er > - > . . . 3 oy ” ‘ r ering’ ei ; lL e* i . : asi: be, prosperity is on untable foun heavy and extreme heavies 260 pounds and | Liverpoo! cables and an improved seaboard sloverore and ieeal trots. for olf shippers, |to George Briedenbach; residence, more easily by the members of the EGGOUS Of Claylor DEED OF TRUS e . ~ Wanted . 2 By . ) Late. to wheat values here today. closing prices} nd : problems are in a fair way of so- Lambs Prices Down ae yg ste agp =. "tie +> r x250 feet: val . $8 to BU; Up until the latter part of the week n : i, ¢ 10 the: t he to "co and | No. 1 red winter’ $1.49 F. Meier to Thomas F. Maher. The sessions, which have lasted MONEY TO LOAN rou discount 20 ver ite - right "ibe FOrest U646. Auto ee . Y a vi ay were 25c higher. Backers took hk id : a o- i 3 Nhe vn i _— , . mens Ti As compensation in some meas well and good cleareness Were eco con Wet weather in the United Kingdom licky at at 40 @1 activity in Northampton. brief speeches of felicitations and and County improved real estate in good m0 EY Wid $2 HE a ' eh ng” ~ ure for the prolonged trace de- day. In the late sessions of the weak and the Contine nt was given as the caure at § ¥ . $1 soar 42. Heavy garlicky £¥ NG WttLem—reur Southern silt te bei : . |of the late upturn in Liverpool. Damage L ¥ good will by the leaders of the M. A. RUST & SONS REALTY Co. On ta: un Bank. 1400 Franklin CEntral pression, the joint stock banks > weak Selec filled nan Ot. areue % | was said to have “g 3 sections | be- ons ¥ rec Sizeei st” at $1.34@1.35. RENEWED ACTIVITY various denominations, who agreed MAin_ 4551. _816 Chestnut. MAin_4552 bor Xia EB rt eo SbSW, — >. | Vesting has b agen eo aay , of IF TRUST PURCHASED | MONEY Wid.—Can use a 3 BARING. 30.000 suite overcoats. | for coe profits for many years have been | the week's closing period, experienced a ; vesting R as been curtai led. No red. $1.30. NER SITE tha ¢ acy) iS throughout ami prices were ‘generally O5e - 1 ti ward of N 2 - WN importan Ww ONE Bde : oT #361 tions to reserves have be2n-so large | lower with heavy sorte. Some «pots were ¥ epted. “in dieations —_ ng to _ 11. No. per ae owinter. at 4 42. auncodhn. That the quiet vacation period of - t progress toward church A. ONEY Wtd. Q cS) PR SOc off. Closing prices on lambs. as corn. | unity, although conscious of the ‘DOWN 849. 7901 FORSYTHE. (c8) property w 6. eee dies clothing. ih . as to enable them to ve m.%>R- ud am as Come | Crop news from Canada continues to be | $1.38@1.39. | PY perty orth ot ‘ue: | s Pil. "Tr a's amd ta tee Bs Ba la t &! ws aie pared with a Week Ago. were & cady with |of @ cnnf! icting character, some advices No. 3 bard, $1.38@1.38%. Smutty at the local real estate market has many difficulties to be overcome. | TO LOAN $5000 on city improved: small Box _M-157 -Dis par STS famd Let Live. CEntral 9007. 2106 M —— ry aid to trade without weaken- ne — lower. Medium and half fat | j; ating that damage will be more se-/ $1. 4 ° «loth ceate. réasonable. seize 554 George W. Richards of Lancaster, $500 TO 000 “2 SOT Waterman Vat fleor west CHiFFO iyi 4 istered no change under mode rate demands, | cooler ! Tue LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Aug. 20.— | Most culls brought $8.50. Skips $5 50 to | Corn yas dull. but showed @ firm tone 2 ° bere market was strong and high- $7. Aged sheep were little if any changed | most oO the S¢€85)0T1, being influenced being ® oretty good week-end |throughout the period. Best ewes under | largely by the action of wheat. we sage ess -$ w net muc h inguirv ° s. made $5. 50. 1°60 ~y 140 Ihe. 35. cool weather prevails over the main parts ° 2 whit e. $1 O8 ‘to $1. 08%. a corner site. A number of sales i Park, IL; 2 as Owever Owing 10 fact that $4.50. Choppers and |of the belt but warmer weather ig fore- whit 07 plies were expected and buyers | bucks $3 to $3.50. canners Sl to $2.50. | cast over the week-end. : en "Siog. $1.07 %. were reported. One was that wn cob ler ‘le tea og eee Quotations Slaughter Stock—-Good to a showed little change with trade TS. of the Galleria buildin 00 per 100 00 Ibe ha int re Cir choice lambs, $12.75 #0 $14.50, medium | Que ‘ white, 50h Ss ae 7 ally at to good $11.50 to $12. plain to medium Provisions were somewhat sien with ‘ white. 48 Stac ‘to 40c. Maryland and York avenues, sold $50, me © ny a 27°. 0. to pit 28. cull ‘and common $8 to | strength in cotton oll | a factor ie white, 47 by Cornet & Zeibig for Mrs. Ralph ve; Ee Bey Edmund D. Hoper =... and pom ae oc Aas ter “Orthos per ‘ ey ‘Cob Prive ns “O vards. of > y women’s specialty shops. The BY WATSON-0’ ROURKE C0. | straight loans. molting "iene See re- | E ae a ha ; geil imost new" cost $50: sell $10. DE!mar ine. unde y. Dale aales, noted ko0d kids $i to $7. thin to fair kids $1.50 |x -~ 28 3441.38. Corn. unchanged: ae a hich brands ats 6.90 to $8.90 | building has a frontage of 100 feet newals: private money: no delay: any , :* 2 ak ®iTin res a o) ~. j 4s. ‘ 4s : -¢ 3 «* : _ .. 5 per cent t : een om We ee to dinate (lickers, some de- PCH HORSES AND MU LES. pa No, 2 » $1.03 4% OS; No. rs . le. straights at $5.75 to $6. to $6. 35, on both Maryland and York ave- The Watson-0O’ Rourke Realty amount, 6 per cent. Box Y-118 8, Post-Dis Dis. 1 ; A Trane E no aon keane 2 owa medium vel- : eck 8 range gale drew a good o i. 2 wabina "034 “ORL ~ "Dd mien’ | low grad : — - ee NE A ee es 2 per 100 Ibs del, ‘afl “‘ked 0 ioo fering of both borses and mules which was No. . ’ Os ois al et 2 | cent at sear ay sé. 95: stzalghte at, per | hues, and all the shops are leased. Corporation reports the following BRINKOP’S a RCOAT ANI) RAINCOA T—Roth b So: —— peg JE NN Mees Meat tek lena, come spate ene ee et Lai i eit omer: Bo. 2 white, 473 @ | ise Sprates furs clears, at $5.20 to $5.75: | The Purchase price was reported as|sales for one week: 3033 St. Vin oved u oe teeta ee yA 2° «6SpOls «6 showin igher en- +e , a a ow | - , *# Zz ost-Dispate ee ae bet eo ? 98-80 tnt rics Suthers bee nee ots 0c: No. 3 white, 47@d0c. c, | Sy, Stages and (fecond ‘clears at $4.05. to being approximately $200,000. cent, single flat, Frank Schooffra|°/? ist Deeds of Trust 6% ? ‘ef a BE cauirtel ilar calles We wae (veal Al share of offerings, cotton mules and arm 90 & Oe. B 7 oe : a riche Standard Mea) in car lots ouocted t $2. 47 Among the other sales of corner t li In fums of $500 to $1 0.000: on city s 8 Ie c noe Se ay: GRand 1697 Ww. . mares with other districts arso well repre- | 2G ariey. 6g ber, | (ream meal $2.57: vellow $2.62 per 4 sit o client of Epstein Realty Co.;| and county improved real estate: perfect | 34000 WANTED % OFa— 1 a eet AVOCADOS—Florida $3 to $4 oper nates. ge big boged ox! raed — plenty $1 a0. tern —ectkee” $1. oan. 5 OR ver 100 He were a number of unimproved 4229 South Grand Blvd., single ee insurance es with each loan. an mmission on 2 stores igh tly wore: Si2 ners $201 ‘4: of weight were ready sellers: pit mules | 24-09%: , : ye our quoted in car lots in jute: fan-| Plots, on which fillin ti RINKOP Security ‘SEE US." ts. modern building of ee “a ; , | RTS—Home-srown bunched 15@20c|and miners also found some call. Arrivals | Comber, $1.06 %. te pate & stations are/flat to C. E. Manderville; va- | Bo. " TOLEDO, O.. Auge. 29 —Produce exX- patent at $5.60, straights at ) propery i, vy oe ~ a ri es oe Pemed Seeks 35a 00 te * specpaey we Geqrepetes ‘eight at ante closing: Wheat, No. 2 red $1. 39 45 $5. 40. pure dark at $4.95. to be built. The proposed construc- | cant property on Blow street to CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. __ Box N-200 Pees oF ia "Wetepeahl’ dam dad sise . ' Corn meal is .| ti = 7 - —— Oo No. 3 } ; quoted by mills as fol on of two bridges acr Mis- » ; ITE : . oo Ae ome-srown peck ‘ ar tee Bate No. 3 white bom SIS. 13@ at 53 Standard mea! in car lots onnnn ridg across the is- |T. A. Bidwell: 3116 Portis, single COMPAN : ’ Cali or phone Sunday morning. No r ted Clover cash imported $14: | 5, ion: pbc og meal at $2.55 er 100 Ibs| *!8Sippi, north of the city Mmits, | flat to Joseph Albrecht: 6141 Rosa, 4 3621 8. Grand LAclede 3040-41 (c990) P52 Serreyle FOrest 31543. was dull Car nts 02. ‘ Cc r Pa Pel hee Sy . lh f& st > per ton del, POULTRY MARKET domestic sit. Peay ees Shae eee St. nouns Hay Martoat promises to open up & new subdi- brick bungalow, W. H. Schuermann est: want private party. Bee 8 Dx “auibo° a a a GOOD FIRST or ' ; — sdaresee sh Sts castry. 170, = ichanged: shipments 36.662 barrels. Bran, s\ aise’ xe 1 new heavy Slover| following sales for the week: £0|Hansen to Otto Ham 4246 00. 500, | Aleta? BILE —Mahoany: chairs and Foose.” Re ANT—H b hate CHEESE — Northera twins, 24c: sin- |$27.50@27.75. Wheai—No. 1 mixed. $15: No. 2 - eavy clover 2; wee 0 be, of 500. $7000 $7500, Be Bee’ _ 3810 81 8186, TOD bu. bones |eten, 24 icc: lone horns. 25c: datsles 24%: | $1. 45% : September, $1.40% ; De: : pew pore claoet | feet on Upton street sold to Martha |JUniata, frame house, Lizzie Galvin 6% DEEDS OF TRUST an insurance- perfect : TOMBINA . nite Vr: ricke de - 3 — 3% - reh — 5 : é r “nhe Z GARLIC —Lovisiana single strings (new) | LIVE POULTRY—Fowls, beavy lhe. 8 agtiiow. ” iietie. yg OE “nied ; ry 3 _ oie: M. Schwartz; 5573 Terry avenue, |*© Peter Reitz; 4091 Concordia, Each agncured a by Denar worth twice | E.ORTE. 110 'N. ‘so Sale x HOLD GOODS FOR SALE | =~ =, aie wee. Catlfornis (in sacks) sold ' fowls, light 17%: leghorn hens, 14c;/oats. 45@47c.~ No. 1 flax, $2.27@2.29. | $18@19: standard alfalfa. $i7@18: “No.| OUnSalow purchased by Thomas J, |>rick cottage, O. L. Woodward to of " OVE BE ees: | ee ERiiekoN ONIONS—Home-srown B0c per *pring cascrane. v1 Mc: broilers, 23¢: oot ~ +c ~e fe uty ” , Corn : ua Ke fh erehie Cie choice prairie. *i7: and Margaret McBride: 5601 Rebekka Baumgartner: 5240-42 eyes | EPSTEIN & SON 67o—First Deeds of T . rm. xs Vandeventer p - tei COMBIN . | horn broilers, 20c; leghorns and diack’ We SOR a sellon Sikes Re | Siders No. 2 prairie. Cabanne avenue, double apartment, |5°Outh Grand, double fiat, Charles REALTORS. 617 CHESTNUT. erHQUi. fF fnes: baported,| Bh SS aeieeeaeee oon uN CORN —Bome-srown evergreen | eprings. 18c; cocks, 12c: leghorn cocks, low $1.08: No map ect. . GREEN to fo per dozen. | 10c: gering ducks. I8@15c: ducks, 12¢:/ 2% mixed Sroei St. nae Bran Market. sold for Jennie Sharp to Samue]|Wehmeyer to John Kolkowsk!i; S134 Min ron . ta : — ae met. , gel and middlince $41. oy out) en sold to C. Bott; 2726-28 Sulphur ACTIVITY AT SUNSET MANOR Be Sure to Get Our Figures and ee. laswnnae with ¢nch an t the ps LEY vi BROS. BIL 8. 24th. aa 7 VEALS — Chaice 1IMRMITS Ibe. 14 Ge O or rhit , a | oO RABI ome-crown. 2oc to dc 180 Ibe and i3del4e. 1102 120 partment * a B- § (United States De hite heusienn feed (sacked) sold $37. 75 | avenue, bungalow, sold to ae F If You Desire to Make mS " pust SONR apt ie , wad Bt GG Y Good as new: cheao: cai : es ms ' and boxed carrots hoc, LERY—Market was auiet and un- —— Aovinuhteeat —Hox Re- immediate shipment. Gielen nehes, § f " _ fork cases bie boston rough. coarse underfed | colds, ‘that ranges Kecbentpttere | $528 90 “Ss a: wih rare Bret meare sunoly 183 |quates “$03 $0 Ne, “i. "ere Rote", was |W. S, DROZDA REALTY CO, anes on Sow Wim. ED Wo LOVE REALTY CO.| GET OUR OFFERINGS. — i) | perme h j 5: oice oe : BCacy —- ro Jo opting, sales Californis 30 MR nena ae : Packing sows tly $7.75 to s: me Earle Deane, sales agent for the | MAim 1207. 704 Chestnut. MaAin 1208. ave especially attractive hell om.) ea et eee wee aoa "ie" a 10.25: COMPLETES 1? BUNGALOWS Reasor Realty Co.'s subdivision, =e grusts tor sale — | ¥ Bt VGY—da good condition. LOSSA nd »y Boe Arkansas 1-3 bu baskets, 25¢ $8. Estimated } id. ol butchers 38.85 to Sunset M $1000 > cone th to Sie: Tennessen clin “Cattlan nage ites 5, 00T ND METAL anor, on Denny road, re- to $10.000: papers ; =e = — =! rick mantel; bookcases; %-inch styles of brick 7 nen ne ——__ m SR etc: ‘creamery First nae ie | Keren tt50: lieht veatings $14.25: body. ty not wantey, | 027d wood floors; tile bath; built-in| with as | os a ee 7 ye Bier pote Con aveible. 55.60 SORES Yc. Exes irregular; Sheep—Re. ~ipts, 1500: natives steady. ip - I body. 3c: tub; plenty of closets: cooling cloe- as low as $25 down and have “te dry. 650c receipte 10.533: nearby hennery wh $13.75 t $14- ; . , ie “ —_ ange aud matirese. . om oss meets Gers whiten gt! Ae dA, its mostly $9 to $9.5 rite by. en eit ; jet, china cabinet, built-in troning a year to work out his down pay- i a — ineviagsdt 34 flecr ic} hennery brewns. extraz, IR@45-- P ‘fie : ; . 3000 + t F rece . = ’ Fs mle: tab ng — new ; coast whites extras 40@40 a coe al see oe Sie, closing Ns il do an omens reo 6% nd rear porches ment. ; a a tet s. Gemedl. Apt. F.. ; rm: 70: : ; So = a hg . hile Cheese firm: re | ftrons ‘sit f veariings 8 mg “tg ik cla The home certificates thus pur- : ——~ i “id @ bed and . mathrers. am . CHICAGO. Aum. 20.—Apples and peaches | °¥8! 87-25: range f eR EBER, KA Streets, wal ang alleys &re/ chased carry the additional feature — . 3 Bo A C.—Country rare —— _ : $1. 50 per 100 Ibs. Ole rone—Mantla $2:| Paved. orehe “asia L ony walnet; Sew. — ~~ mMoOn . Rub Oren ‘ of earn per Sat Remee x - nT tube, 7 wochenned Delugach & Son Builds Homes. $13 ver ton: inn oe 3e rr Tea Firm Leases Store. : “— * Gras: Seneatet fee ' y 2 iene alee. walnnt: < ms . i __| Delugach & Son. real estate op- twos boots ver A} the purchases on the payments | \ * ir ster SN. Ect. pi gy io — . $3 or tend aitve erators, have started building | _ ROOTS—Golden ‘ oft ‘o com was signed last. week for | This new plan is very popular and ares and bu ham- . on. , J OTwNt gl4¢- ter. homes. The houses will be con & “4 : 2 . oc: © sore room at 714 North Tay- | is winning many who want to start | - = vaney a yg © Me " ~*° | structed of brick. four an ein] . a : ong goes e the Great Atlantic | buying homes Display houses on | } . SEE a7 - pe ee ° {ba ny “707 a and nancy. bel! | NSAS a 20. Pratt rs if ‘ . } an acific e ; , mm bby shhe yt Be | 7 1 Oihes nal ea “- rooms, with all the latest ra prove. | wild Pa eben, = tT. _ 1830: 35 rena mat os aa This is the/ the grounds are open to the public. | } x ie eee aie! tt , Gare oe change! ments. The concern has already rats cultivated. $547 far rout “a poten ore leased by this| They are of mat brick and frame | ae : | er — Bars roms race’ he gra Home. a AIC AGO. n" 20 — Pots tore receints built four bungalow homes 'n ale 8 | rorene adian ey et , 12e. dithou ion ae peat Be yom marl 0% pers in refrigeration cab- . == — : ma aloe aa a - oo BY : Two | {nets and Murphy beds. The lote | | of bation a range | RNIPS—Homewrown Bunched Site | UET* care:, \iading fair’ market | VOlS Park on Gravois Road at Aft-|° ScRAP IRow °% er “ y a msi gy — at TR mn soaked pa ble sourt sacked Ir: ‘sh |ton, two of which have been sold. | brass $5,505 SAND per AL — eee were opened for busi-/are 40x132 feet. Sewer. gas, elec- y A a RAUT—Halt-brie $3.75. bre cobbiers $3 45. 30 te ‘ otras An office will be maintained on eS? sais ses pears copper wire 10- ; aia oe ae mes ee at 5897 Del-/ tricity, telephone, water, —— yy a he chitindes ise w Fel plete or under way. . Las x I AE Be OR: ESR RAB IE RNS NER e s. eatinty. BgPa “ ehh Poet 2 8 Nt naar dS tel: lb itd lit Saati ent AIDA BEEP

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x 24 en to0s == 500 MEN AND BOYS WA WANTED —Is the position n you seen advertised t in these colmmume C0UGY. eee ASE 27 ee vr emaare |STORE AND_OFFICE EIXTURES | TABLE SUPPLIES _______ BAUSICAL were Sn a aoe a ane MID-SUMMER SALE P PIANOS BECGIA¥ POLICE PUPS—Black. 5 weeks |*5' a aa Satie ATID | DERE Wa“ee (va TYPEWRITER AND ADDING eaten: aes Sf Jefferson. Ce) UPRIGHTS GRANDS PLAYERS —Wire-baire CAB | Wisle, retriever: chomp. S618 Roosevelt | ers adding 2 machine, MACHINES 5 Hudson SS a wa ird For Sale 1938 eee ggg SOREL BEE Ww sccrywhere: § | TRAINING SCHOOL—Vor Police and bird | Sere ope a= - mo 7 ohhh hngr Aa og werner here, Keer) a a2 te gh eeecs Hinton asm SL | vert es TES YACRNES AND TYPEWETE.| “535 Hudson Broughams and demonstrators, consisting of Grands, Reproducing P oe . ~ dependable machines. Reliable Adding Ma-| arco to select from: ow a ng er aoe oeadee cg Lange gage voi ty ‘Suersuse se Ghats Sieh , | BOARDING KENNELS ! files, check writers, typewriters | chine “Garels "e765. series a and overbaued: | orrentiall? ou rtuni Ay A 4 —« ~ ise . ; a baad alae Si ake eit = “ d mcvivte trae © at wen Be Foe $ Vee sie 4 ——— Cay o> Sf . _— . . SF ont a . . ; Pati es 4 eat Cy Wns ake ee Le Seti Saat tinal ™ Se le steed atte ee i Apel ve ae ee = by AY mm - pet _— nthe — ~~ oe - w . rapes 00 ame sy ew t* Lagee > een names: : sd ; 3 . BEAL ple’ dae . Sige Peeyt x pe ab E Te ee + Ps " Cees wee ’ WOT Pere ete PR ‘ ee 3 “ rq a Paaniradbns aa a ma eager e-em nt Rhein “ . - ‘ , ate ; ae: « /. « ve 1 ty et er het i: ailinn PoeaiOan —* we Lov art ~ ~~ Aree Tage Be 7 wee eae, We ‘* ‘+ wey ao —! Ay ie. nd + 28 QT. ho ew All Guaranteed. || AIREDALE PUPS—Grand lot, mutt sec gick or well: 8% siren, shade and hiflte, DISPLAY CASE & COOLER | SieiproxE—ere i) Hudson Brougham | Garys es SS pe Nt - kenoel: 1% , miles Will sell separately or as a whole: al]/ complete set: terms. Address Box 37. Hi s ol : Hil cnt we FS hospital CKARD $195 WEBSTER $125 | 4 ALE Pape: also male Gos. 30 | norep of Normandy on, Fiorisant Dr. | encn. COlfax 017R. Wittenberg, _Mo.__ PA Peesencregeooorre . ene erat raentrre? months old: reasumable. 7719 Snowden. | P. H.Gregory Phone ATwater 430. «c99) DOCTORS OPERATING TABLE Oper VACTORY rebuilt and cow “ortables: we MONARCH 3... cccccseeeeess - 8165 CHUBCHILL .....ccccccceesSlGo | Hiland 4555. $20 i. Moving Co. 5740 rent. sell and repair all makes STEINWAY $325 ae AMERICAN BRINDLE iL FP aiopienenes Keston. oe ee Co.._1005% Pine. Main 0843. (cO9) ||: “ a er eeenese 125 ESTEY (Nearly New).......-$295; cheap. F. Curtain, 2103 N. 13ts. a milker “Inouire | DRAFTING Se | RAPH § Printer; wer | ||| sell for balance due, caer, Stesnacecoarecer® KUNKEL 1s) eee poo. Fo | oe beuse cast of Bellefontaine e ra. north and blueprint files__80 Commercial. | custom built car that will appeal VOSE (Nearly New)........-$295 reer CAbany 6371. Re OF 4 LECTRICAL R PRIGERATOR— per | Stand. card feed type se 2 to the most discriminating buyer. : NOrthlan . , | MS )06|~ NEWMAN BROS. .. 220000, S198 EAGLES Thieer eligible FERRETS From rat illing and Bunting SETS From ratkilling and bunting | cent off. Schmidt, 3749 S Jefferson. Compare this with any brand-new . *s* 0 ‘ IM : Pee ak RRR MR a ier fe edge Ne ote te taper ae e ete Ne . cm 7 . {c7) | No. . — Ul ear and save the difference. Act //' — bail SPEEA? vc ccvcccccccccoes OO CROWN ......-00..000000+0G190 | sere res Ol scl or trade for ik eee FIXTURES—Bakery, machinery. Reith | mom ° - quick. Cash or terms. | fully equipped, “a Ges 1926 MOON COACH cccseedcoss 10 KRELL FRBENCH PLAYEB. .$195 anyti of value. 4925 Thekla av. {c} ‘ Co 746 : i it won't EN ee 5 EAGLE BOUNDS—B S—Broke. sl80 DUDS. | paraee we Grout 90 te) | FIXTUR complete set 6 | Hudson-Frampton Sos DTOR Co. = dened: trunk: rf . Krumm 4 . | po) SUINEs PIGE—W ~hiahest i enack igi I I E S E L Ne O IR S EAGLES—Beastifal Rorvak. E.R. GOCE a ntore, S08” prices. | onion. an E : _- so Pa atl 3309 Locust St. Box 15. Sappington, Mo. Scix Pie cavies; nice on: all [Kew ; Aa ; repairing: - Pie re o - aa oa wd vin * “ = _ SE A RINE A RED AONB mee, “ye TS -! * ~_— em al - bin a at sabe , haem Feet ink Sap Na Peete Monntbeet 4 - - “> ops al Call 1007 OLIVE STREET PHONOGRAPHS CENTRAL 620% BEAGLE HOUND—Ant pups 7 monibe oll |) Bes Pee i igs ge election gt | FETUS Ea Ga abh Mt son te or both, SOR ET 5, OI N pans pages Nt % 72% ~ ue avy. Louis Count “Me ‘ WW IEE | SenGie Et on ‘ ae yg FIXTURES Co "7oi EAGLE PUP mths old. $10. Ly Globe Sto 2 and Ot five Fixture Co.. 2 — Wanted Pianos and Organs For Sale — J eltas , we Bi months old. E. J. Butta 2910! poten Garticl4 2760. (cB) esi, op BOF « ‘Applied on price. teak : vance © SUARINET Willow plich Mat; | PIANO—Steinway baby grand. model B: | Mo, R. ED. een | “Caren Ta FIXTURES—AL kinés of fixtures, new Ww. 203 t each: terms OF trade. Sane ensty. : x M-193. P , for quick yt sacrifice: like new. "pope: HouxDs—z: 9 mont _ old: 2 —— P : 4 gocqndhens: cannes: i. a s new tires: © motor. finish ! o . N ; Used Car Department. a ( , Combination ; FIXTURES—Compiete ice cream pe | akira VER ae Se Os ) Laclede 1120. {) ods. 4835 Greer. fax (c) |RABBITS—Dozens and dozens i to select | Fax) confectionery. new and secondhand : ORD Wed 1 1 “Karat cash: no| “96 NASH 4DOOR BRGHM., SED CAR ~SCHNI JRE-BUICK Musical PIANO—Upnght. walnut case; cheap: ati oo ante periect watchdog: ; your ae en er ene Sa e30) ee re IAMOND ENGAGEMENT. RING—Wil The most SETS takes i: on Se marnate LAY 0) Ee ply oat Sunday or evenings. 3206 Magnolia, sec | 2= 1201 Jona (1200 Page). —=/ FIXTURES — Complete restagrant, out, | sacrifice $100: $250. 1118 s. cost, S800 Seton CO... 29: : : 5 S a connert with xvod orebesire. Bill Ober-| oni tivor cam. = rate runs. Webster 27873.” POULTRY, BIRDS . ote ersten Fane, DIAMOND—Wil si my beautiful &-|$185 1923 OLDS BROUG $95 terms. 3856 Earge, a > ASH COA N Good. copes wants steacy c_, ---7§ cheap. 5855A Ear: + ex — cent cca Pore . shea Louis Desk! of paras — pe 8 enpousees a Easy terms will help you buy this good Ut 3 oes eke oale. ee eed and Fixture Co. 711 N. 7b. with 12 diamonds ‘cuestion mark desien: | Oldsmobile; good tires, new duce paint, ; Very clean: finest kind PiANO—Unright peahevany: Fisher; = sant. CANARIES Wita- must sell at once: need the money: no| S00d motor. . i? ; ) lder- from = il cases, cigar floor a - _ =. se o “Olive ae yoanesd ices. St. Louis Desk) HIGHEST orices paid for oid — roken Manchester at Kingshighway.” (c80) . — lk = 6 de luxe pre you can't KOCORDION taught in 20 ~ Wil] sell at sacrific a te sa pedigreed. 2635 CHIGKENS Wid. a and Fixture. Co., N. Titb. jewelry. diamonds. Miller. 10023 Pine.(cR®) gue? 5 PAIGE BROUGHAM. Ac Sy F rance ¢ by ae *- wheels. . aa orchestra and na li ay ducing a i : Fussell ay. fc) salfin, 3101 oe - ° — fREEZERS—12- ft Hussmann. 14fe. Pane Am AURA aha SL RD SO A at Bie 6: perfect condition. Trade or terms. $150 tf | a 4 it bumpers. frunk. 2-tone duco icb: terms. 4253 Westminster. Pe Boston TERRIERS—Reg) reason- | tiacun. boxes. scales WILSON MOTOR CAR CO., 2921-27 Lo ) es. better " PIANO wien to disposs of may Bieim-| able, 2 months old. _47f2 Milests, 160) wer grinders, blocks, dhelved, butter boxes AUTOMOBILES vst a NOS ARGE SIS Tamm go S000 vote’ better bury way and Louis Doo-Art Grand Piano; } § aed + ; . Box H-1). Baby Chicks For w Franklin STL a= model : : oe x RISTENSEN E Z | good as new: only a few years old; leaving pod DS Sg seemed —{c} — ay Mer, Sat, (c) Wanted pe ag a ly gg = Bigxest bargain intown, 26 ; NASH COACH All thie week at the ~y- demonst city: will sell at arent meg hc including BOSTON PUP S—Fine markings and pedi- aay BY ee ee ing. al) varieties. one EEZER - DISPLAY C 4 SE ABSOLUTELY hishen pr JEr. | and ormance: a smappy car: priced Oro “3 Special 6 end advanced 6; the stage ras-iazz a oe ay ih, _wusie 7? 2818A Lafayette av. oe ee ee PR ferson 1 fiton wee oee:. ion) | tight for quick sale. Mies Wanko, Lin- “Se tow: like new appearance and ~ vieswoms: Du — mm ag Eg rg gy el os Strie btn out; D aoRES — - Sera | And cooler: like new. Call Monday be- | en oe A ee =e dell 8600. (ec) 4 oo deserves Your careful 206- um | s— , 1316 arsenal st. PRospect 2417. — (c) | CH $9 ver 100: American standard | tveen 9 and 12 a. m. 1551 N_ 12th et. — ppt is Bldg wen Btadlo, 406-8 Col LAYER-PIANO—$79: good condition. | SOeTON TERRIERS —Lovely marks; pedi- |,0F, PET#eston: popes wrects: wie | GENTS furshings and bat fixtures, very A917, 5044 Easton, bred chicks from heavy laying | GROCERY DISPLAY GOUNTER BD {ipancing (Lindell 3241) 3843A Easton eva roug a remarkable bu Of "Ba} . = ge ion { TON TERRIER PUPS—Pertect mark- er 100, brown, buff or whie (8) > ame egg om 24 ~ ore pee ~ Walk tint ka eee: ae highly pedigreed. 6026 Michigan 7: rocks, reds, Pan ae or- | Shelving. scale, and it’s pearly new; aan. 35 wanted. 10 in any condition. Cal Special 6: driven about 10.000 == rR: 8 5 AKI iF e new J 2: repairing guarapueed , TON BULL TERRIERS—Hizhly pedi- . apconas $8: $6.50: |100 S. 12th. Sund all handsome wo-tone amethyst blue Lafevette at O ~ S anh | NC : . a 2 mouths old. Reasonable. G3U4 ; prepaid oa om GRUEN : mT mohair upholstering: motor in : ; a — ress —s ta5y a coach eave utifu yy ooo catalog: order from this nsolidated baum s, 4025 Easton. Linde condition. For quick sale at less Pliaini ¥rice Tf . a eeeed aenier, Yactory _— Mg eee repairing. var- my: eontition cheap. “an arlin. (¢) é . SRIER PUP aties: peai- Hatcheries. ee Mo. mr” 6 to 12 feet. , . x { ey > vouget mortgages pai on d. SEz- Ee 7: ore ot ee. ant7 y : a Br P ; eterna. Grau gy 18 Locust, sae RS Sane PLAY ER—Good condition: cheap. | market ae Prepaid Big rood ‘matron. M "Ee ibs" E. tong, be De on ar STF mixed $6.50. Or 9 Se aaa : — Na TOS bousht, a oe See | CHEVROLET — Cabriolet; So —_ ai a a 4 HM-MI a on Manchester. ring, and grand Fiance. _niture. Call Lindell 4681 W. Adams. Kirkwood. fo. — a8 ‘ole’ a , 4 eualy = ; . eh tem 0-1, ete! bry ¥ C= Nae ep toates > : re nests ae Ps 7 he: By Oe Set Pe oe tp us 1S 0 Bia DA eee Bo dreads ik are te cata P " , te tle OR OR RON erat pete oe bas wee - = > , “~ wet +» . - er eae mat 2 s. Jefferson. " cheap: 6x9 rug: pool table 3854 males coach Cash. Box Y¥ 23. Po st- Dis : : office chairs and other office furniture. | —CO2ch. Cash. Bon Tuning and Sey oe Laclede 6568, 2220 alberta _—___ An . Leghorns For Sale Apply E. .W. Exemann 230 Collinsville | AUTOMOBILES Wil—all ter wreckinns sus? xo Grand. price. WELLS MOTOR. . : , B s00s Cakland coach. ready for the road. Pianos. players. electric pianos; rolle for tae rsARCe Here — oll ae grown females. high-class dog at stud. RE Barron, 280 to 300 aT a East St Louis, I). = cash. 4319 Easton. Lindell 7561. (65) DIANA—Straight & cabriolet, 1926: — = ac. ) Eos Ble 1 B ok. $507. Insell 2 electric pianos. H KEMPLER. 3966 8.) opines $105. $125. $145. $195. $280: all | 2504 St. Louis. TYler 3156. (c) | strain: § weeks old cockerels, $1 ; |LUNCH ROOM AND RESTAURANT — | AUTOMOBILE Wid —Closed car: exchange} bought at a real bargain. Grebe Molor. | jigs -- — N. a Compton, Laclede 1120. Member N. A. have been gone over and put in good con-| BOSTON TERRIER pUPS—eBautiful, must sell. CAbhanvy 6950). 6522 Plymouth. Fully equipped, with ocer pe e with for vacant lot. Box = 222. Poet: Dis 1645 S Grand (eh . Ca | : SORILE — oo 7 real} bar P. : 1°98) | dition and guaranteed: @ selection of music igreed: reasonable. Dogs at stud: a HENS—wWhite leghorns. ell laying: 85c best downtown pace > San the bel- ayaue bougat. consi joan MOON olet late el. with a a — - gains, will trade. Grebe Motor. rolis and bench included: easy monthi $10 to $50. Thorpe's Kennels. 3417 | N:| each. 1201 Purcell 7000 West Page. | lease. oe Se SS Oe OF tera ae ome N= Cabriolet. late model. with rum) §SSEX—Coach: 1927; 90 — Instruments For Sale ements. ; st 89) |f EGHORN | PULL. eon, Dia sr ait, May | or bas other business. See Bensinger, 10U. AUTO Fad. nae ene new 4-rovin Roval Motor, 3118 Locust. S) | BSSEX—Coach, 1955: $25 ; OLDEMOn ire 1925 ¢ ew ecat covers. \ - SULe TERRIERS—American pit us-/| ine h | Market. a FOrest 7 t+) at Awa 4155. reguces 12 $e0, rf =m, y? Fy Me and combination o163s. a ee ee ee house south of Clayton road. — pote Taxloi me oy 2 Al bef ry — $108 | ne be appreciated; reasonable. | ESSE pac 1924 e @ Det Ol i Conch atest two en bench + sae Be re - CHOW—At stud: a. bead, heavy bone: SALe—36 pits Leehorn mi . Stands: like new; cheap. AUTO Wid. my part on cottage near Kirk. | 222% Menchester. {c7) —- ~ aa ———+. 800 car: balance due only and cane, B . ’ ‘like “new: ‘ ivEvar CO" gorgeous coat; ice guaranteed; rea- aa wood or Lakewood Cemetery lot. 5323A : ‘ ste ss term Pe ANLEM, 103 1035 N. Grand. f LUDWIG a PRIGHT M ho x 77 bler ’ sonsh'ie. Hiland "0710. 6915 Arthur. NATIONAL CASH REGISTER—Mahog, Ruskin. (ce) Coaches For Sale ai St. 7 ) vatiamiiiaiada 3: LDS = COACH i E. 821 Washington av. — Mahogany Ko -Camp CHOW CHOW PUPPIES—And grown-stock Rhode Islands For Sale any; Ic to $7. 4327 Evans AUTO Wi Wid—As part pay on lot in Moor- | BUIGHiODE Masier © coach. reasonable ESS bach | : 19026 ~ OL. Pee fare Ane enum paeee eee pes 7] for sale at reasonable prices: highclass CHICKENS Plymouth rocke. 60 early pur- ocks. SO early - OFFICE FitTORES—tecke ge rs. line | ds or lot on aT eee av.. University | 49590 Wieseh , — $595. You snects 7 reremy vrs combination coal : NS—Piymouth r &. eary pu! . City. CAt 3495 2: i an. nt i. One ef the de luxe jobs at ; oi * : — and ges blue enamel r nicke] trim- | *m™ported and American bred chows _ jets, 2759 Ar c)| cabinets card index. stationary cabinets. any 3495] le ; ) ; BUICK—1926 . coach. sents’ 6: — : ike 5 heat {t: money back if ou gen. Silahtly - >. | mings: g00d condition. 28 8. Comp WoeFane , ol Fs “agen 5 rit | Sem ang cncomeeeee. rl Nae _ oe and | BILE Wd — Exchange —s —_ condition: o unda 805 Russel. : se.” Trade er tag RI RS ee rags CO. S007 AUST bel ial $2 00: A... &,. louttit. - Bak Highway No. 11. (cO9 ) Pigeons and Pet Birds For Sale POTATO CHIP OUTFIT—Complete; real 5200 (ce) La omen mane 3 coach; a peach: | — 1¢ ii: 3995 OLDSMOBILE COACH emis $10 “s per week UPRIGHT PIANOS—Special sale of used Tatar ; lifal” pedigreed chea 907 Market (ce) AUTOMOBILE Whe Whl ree 2 $675: $225 down. Graupner. 3418 Locust. sach* emeel o | » SRST TELE 1008 Olivet, —— Uorizht pianos: walnut. oak and mahos- Porest 955339 374 on neotonte yl (ec) BIRDS Toons nee once a ibe. canes. aEADY? TO WEAR Dry goods, cases and bile as part pay ment on. 5738 Hodiamont BUICK—Standard coach, new: wrecked 5i0 NL | Driven less they sees - nr pe ] . a — cheap seilin zs po ae “ye als an s. . aa ¢ r 91 professional model enare one Bg ee ene condition : dzst POLI DOG: SS EATETT 7 wosks oneal seine on". pees oe oe sing. |. Shelving: latest style: oak: beau utiful; near- | av: ae ly motors Ra - frame bunga-} Sightly-_ make offer. 3843 Easton. (c . oa sae ae oe adion: “ate $400. crams ny | yo ‘ © ft $10. $65. $70. $85. $85. $120: torean a low | _old. roid, $25 each. 2637 S&S. ciageh“soway. (Cc) | ere and rollers. a Hickory ‘st ly new: very low price. 100 S. 12th st. ealt aiesman 1 . todar ¥. Worthwest EX- ’ : :- ap att rom se-out as $1 per week TGLLIE PUPS—Grand lot: male $4, te ta ——P Andreasbure: | REFRIGERATORS—For butchers, grocers | Realty y Co. Lindell 332 0. 2921 N. Grand. SCHNURE=- ~BUICK , ey ae * HU ‘DSON "PRAMPTON. 3309 Locust SiC HOUSE. 821 Washincton. _ P. A. STARCK PIANO CO. COLLIE _ PUPS—Gr CANARIF6—Peaut a nd tauranis: new ad used; real bar-| CARS Widé.—All a 1 9W wae As ¥ DRC OOTP T—Laree painted- __ 1018 OLIVE ST males $4: fox terries same price: large | wondertul rollers, ‘trollers, 6923" Lotus. an ae a ain To PAttehe 1048 Sea ae provkway | . 1927 Buick coach: gold seal guaran [558: OO ter oot UOVERLANn—to2 coach; trunk on rear: ao nickel-plaved, emare | WILLD LINDHOnS1 . 7 selections. Visit puppyland, $111 Olive. (c99x) | & : ; i = CH evi se terms; open evenings and Sunday. 2218 ti t little ‘ aa nly 2807 Bare “— m, — case, traps; will sacrifice. Call pianos, radios: ba + ged Eo ets ociine REESE eC (c9P) CANARIES—It your bird is sick send him | RE TAURANT ot eth gt A * Me bar- H} V. tOLEs the td. rir 2> or ‘26. Locust. CEntral 2218 “tions ie al TTBtyY WORE WISELY’ a Chambrelan4. Co, ee ee PUPPIES—Quality bred: white,| to Haller's Bird Hospital: the only one in| €ains._ Rickensohl, 91 Mondav eve Southwest. : E ALTO wee OS 5 AN Nay wn et COLLI — —— LOPHONE — €-flat Conn ir cables’ tricolors’ by s Lochiand collie: | the city. 817 N. 6th. Phone CEntral 4309. RESTAURANT TABLES—Chairs. “Tunch | CHEVROLET Re Wid he his the largest complete pet shop In the |leums, coffee urns, gteam tables, hote : t > an ‘ rae E SEX 6 COAG ‘a p; om C ONE—Buescher, a melody: 1111 OLIVE 8T. (of MB at world: open daily 7 a. m. until 8 p. m.: | ranges, refrigerators, kitchen utensils, et —~ COUPE OR ROADSTER Wid ——w me: ee oc a= — S wads Airey rrived Cars cellent condition: sacrifice $45. i ud : ENGLISH SETTER PUPS—Candy Rondinwe, es a.m until noon. Let your eyes {complete ontfitters: new and used: term gg Se © nie Y no Gealers. M- ee Linde = 3 BS ‘ OVERLAND COACH. G ¢) Talking Machines For Sale Ghost breeding: 3 left: eliginie tra- | your ears. your common sense be the fudge |most reasonable prices. Bensinger Co. =F N TRUCKS W oo: BUICK COACH > very low. EME 205. acasl Overiané 6 Coach: balleie _— PH aoe RD Wurlitzer: Ph ss PHOS OGRAPis— ~All 3 go tion: $20 each. c il’? Pe We ship pets and supplies everywhere. Call 1007 Market. oo oo i UCKS Wtd—l to ship ou as ™~“ and in excelient original condit A $i 0 “ner eee: este. Se. oe(cue) | ENGLISH | SETTER PU or write. National Pet Shops 3101 Olive | DOCGH-CAKE MIXERS—Marble slabs. Pore 319 Sidn 5-pass.. 1923: refinished and rebuilt; | Kingst . 7 file veantifur car may be seen today only Term A PuoKCtR TE Risen “Gable mcd eakeny. © santas from pedisress , — ocr antsy Kettles: cheap. _907_ Market. 907 Market. (c) yas? gp By pay | $250: terms. NEWELL'S. 3015 iocust. Josed Sat 4 WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC. = : 2 bestect layi - rr lig ‘th 40 oa ESKIMO’ SPITZ Haynes. WY down 0453W PARROT—Double vellow-headed Mexican: SCALES—Over 10€ to choose from—Day- hich prices. 64. 3856 on. 1926 BUICK COACH Eines Lafavette ot Obie > . UD ain tor. Cash, S2R 50: terme 1i | ESKIMO SPITZ PUPS—2, cheap. 9418 | good talher 3647 §. Compton. ton. Toledo, Standard. barrel and sand (eR) Essex coach. returned @ Zz = ‘hundreds of other inetramente at . UDWIG MUEIC HOUSE. s2i Bristol, Overland, Mo., or call WAbash | PaRROTS—Young. hand-raise¢. Mexican | scales: real bargains. 71l N, 7th. FORD OR CHEVROLET COUPE Wid Light six. =e duco finish, —— : balance oS ii ray ericeae cCors sacrifice prices. HUNLETH usy Cc oO . ee RR nee 501 double yellow beads and Panamas. Gus SERVING TABLES—3 nice: 10 chairs: oan Ro. af eaponae: PArkview een. 4-wh y— mechanically a =F 7 “Sfier |anteed talkers. Central Bird Store. 7 - ) on D6 ESSEX xo Lae @ OVERLAND COACH. ore HONE—Selme- @liver C soprano PHON OGRE APHS—Bpecial sale on sample = sERE phd “he > en nage i ae Prankiin (c) | std. 975400 x. ~ ae 7 wa _— — OLD AUTOS — Pay hichest cash oes > TCHELLETTE ay 38g —— Late model Overland four coach: beginner: res i a sah ghas Sa ps Se Bn Sy al 2g RR pat I: eee SEIS Se As bi Fe Lege TRO MR ES rte Y F big y fe o 7 eae vent dinlag \ . wend ® ee , ns 3 pt HA nates “caintatin- ioe te tonckt tet: Geer reaine | Free lesgous. Terms. LUDWIG | @uick cole, convenient terme, 2933 _Harper POLICE PUPPTESI mori | macawe. parokerte 3101 Olive __(c99) | “POA FOUNTAIN—Good. fs 00d ge new BUS FOR HIRE—WYdown 00940: week edged Lefa Soe. SONTIAC—Coach 1037. A} oe a Ouse, } af son. I , 7 4 ; -~- G) > gg FO ae # U Nd ge 3 months | ae ITS—— Young. nang ‘raised Mexicans: not junk: I must - IL _Box : a > D. Says. 225 N. Meramec, Clayton, (c99) Cia (c BUICK COACH ACE rr wate aetna 14°74 Ohio. 1 con . . MARTIN SAXKOQ} PHONE—Silver Diat- SLIGHT “R metry $600 Brunswick Pana- . wolf 59. ay: ped : best breed in | arerain prices — 3 Olive (cA) SODA FOUNTAIN L di 7 - Tor 1926 ESSEX t ne . i) o4. anid ul: used 3 y ponihe: guaranteed: trope: sia A. 104 loudspveaker equipment: country. 5219% coo is si SRERTS_ a on ee Oe ge white. (Lieuid) — y fetal Lectin bile Ls Late model 2-duor: 4-wheel brakes PE cet : : PONTIAC COACHES—1907. lke new: oe Ba. fot eek. ge $30: acc terms % wil accept | GL AMAN SULICE PUPS — Pedigree $5.95 al 3101. _ a. (c99) | sell for c ite marble Sits agg bar motor reconditioned; paint, upholetering h pee Se ee fam o a chee trade: terms. 3844 5. Broadway 7 —— iL Ads : : Candies: males $22.50 female $15 £111 per ee | Ot R, —» 3 Tie eo ne - ‘| AUTO LOANS—MONE and tires like new; a caf that will give | OV “eo rood . te FONTIAC—Coach. late model. in excellent N ogy RADIO Olive 1e99\)|SPRING CHICKE NS—i_ to 245 Ibs., and NTE zat — 3RING TOUR TITLE. eau) OLIVE. cS) |you all the pleasure and eurvice of a new ae o-tone color pees ape. for on 575 Terus or trade Dilated eo} “bell: dake — guaran : GERMAN POLICE PUPPIES — Henly ar Ks. Ca) ] CAbanr 4 1. “a A ts TAIN—Compiete: new. bob- ON DENTIAL loans: autos refinanced- ‘ one: special low Rae: at trade: HUD ‘ . Bitalia. -MITC IE LEPTE or PH a HE il Wanted ecereetsjmust well Riverside S0S0r ctince "it Bie'baicais Mraad''y > at | Douhtz 8 wok toad: Audeftersm. (esi [WEBER'S USED EAR ‘EXCHANGE, odd 7. nnn | Ee Bir hei — 049 S$. Boyle at Manchester. $803 Colorado,” a . Box _1-138_P.- (ji NEVA COACH—1027; brand new: 1927 ESSEX COACH - . "Gulshan mathe eae ee CASH paid for radio apparatus, Radio \GERMAN POLICE PU PS—Champion ~F ; 7 1-| SODA SS Ce Or my back bar and AUTOMOBILE LOANS Couple months old; new-car guar. Market Azz f hestnut st. cit greed: real bargains. ‘Seeing is believ- ‘ } cheap; trade; terme. 4 5. Broadway. model: ériven Gntee. Bree for all. Cel-O-| table and chairs: here is a chance to «et Lo COUNT CO. STEAL WITT SSane an ee ae: Se -— . ee eee Oe ieee. RADIO Wi \ing.”’ Fellhauer's, Cedarcrest Inn.. Man-| coe “Ge tp nde: repairs for 4552. (cO9) | good outfit complete for cash. Box L-147. ST. LOUIS DIS UNT “Bes es — Peat tS ee : eqs : — a, | MOTOR 0; 305" fodes ane, Seasons ‘and all" acces: | - Phone Ghana 4617 OR TE realinnienne wal ost-Diersich. it | 2677 WASHINGTON (c36) = 1038 Seiler areata y reduced ie ZO)}L \W7Te Jit, 6 ADIO i han Overia: | CER JP—A_ splendid 1 SODA FOUNTAIN — bar. tables. || CH ET— coac ae trade. ia "ferme 53.0) & a ane, ai 1 St. Louis te ortas racing ter of wolf gray and black: eligible to AQUARIUMS, FISH. ETC. chairs, candy and wt, i. >: bt r- tade.__2221_ 8. ON See souls register and price right. 4967 Leahy av = TOU : = gain: will give 1 ths , . SHRV ROLE to a “Tor6. $35 es ladio Bachange. 1343 8. ee | Weck days. _CoOitax 0906. _ SSSan “moors. calicoes, 4790 Labadic av. weal? X.Y dntetinieess Gate” TOURIST LOANS car; _terms. rea 2530 Qiiv ote Plainly pricedt ¢ sans i PONTIAC COACH, ven “eiock: fine cunpy for sale: 4640 Gravoie, Soda Fountains : teed. — 33 wed Ep “eset cours, Ae al ANTY MOTO 3 For Sale Manchester and Berry rd. WEbster 3113M. PEACOCK FISH, $1 per dozen. Other va- RY LARGE STOC AP ® new: ches 3844 , at: cylinder, $275 =a. a 77 ONTIAG CC ACH ATWATER KENT 6-iube. $33, .| M_ Maver (cM; | rieties food, etc. 21 N Boyle av. % |USED. SOME E EXCEPTIONAL BARG KIRKPATRICK Winanies Co. | arevRcres— ina eeu YS-OVEBLAND, Es 8s Looks like brand-new and will give new 654 A t . 7 : e cle a 9g 1. ‘ . J bo 4 Wirwa iat | ma y console cabinet, te . nian bleck to Larlede av : ALSO BACKB BOL good Lafare' — r @ar rm com- ot ee Oe eee e “Pod model; Jat | tery charger. storage battery whos: | (RAL EOE De Grows. ; fish. largest EASIEST TERMS IN ooaty. 1120_ LOCUST. (c83) mR: : rformance; ete today ané ‘ompton, (RR) t Oth « (92) | TROPICAL FISH—Fancy goldfish Vic . a i pare: terms Eveready 8B batteries st taken in t trade. : 4 displa: ty. All supplies. Beldt’s COMPLETE BUTCHER OUTFITS. EVRO oach : 26: will sacri- : 7 nickle ~~, yo practically mew. cost $130: el} everything CARS ae. wanlslated ARG. | ee ete Crescent, Wellston. (c99} | GLOBE STORE & OFFICE FIXTURE ©O..; ABTO LOANS $25 TO $1000 fice: cali t 4562 Natural Bri 1 : 4 et CHRYSLER ig Can ae chea 3R44 _Sesth Co (c) or $75. Hear it _ play boday. Yahlem| ATwater 4°6. 206 resley av.. Ferguson. 700) Franklin. GArtie’d 5580. EVROLET—Coach: 1924: good condi- — re x ene 1 t. as A172 O-—One Secbura electric | Fin Co 35 _N. Grand. GREYHOUNDS—Prps, 10 weeks old: wor- SOFT DRINK PARLOR OUTFITS — AD Bring title. money in 10 minutes: low] tion, L. A. Meier, TYler $951R. We | a Jefferson Scent sict Je ndolin attachments: UD SPEA ER—Atwater Kent. Modeli derful lookers: males. $18: fema'es. $15: AND BEE SUPPLIES kinds and sizes: exceptionally low oes. es; you keep car; private service. , one ach. mage t. MICKENBACK ~ coach, geod a8 pew: cheap. 2637 Chouteau ons L; very good condition. Call “Delmar better hurrr: bargains 3111 Olive. BEES B SUPPL Bensinger. 1007 Market. = GRAND’ FINANCE CO.. 3438 8 Grend. ton fest new Tuco _ Pa ae $11: 15 loom pineal aaa ! Jobe c : : ' RACING GREYHOUNDS. BEES—Queens. Honey and supplies bought | Tapi_es—6. 24 chairs counter, electric _ down, COlfax 5571. Florissant, : eS ‘ LUOKT STAR 8 COACH. LL GRAND—Dull brown mahoganv: W PO R radio telephone transmitting Now on track. and punpies: will take and sold: professional services rendered oe ——————- | Priced low: terms or :° 1926. vVeed very pie: like new tn > | Cel-0-GI 16 Luc 1 4553. | ~eattnoeetnaalins l7th and Ct Chestnut. (c¥@) $2 025. $ x : . os a AUTO REPATRING— Your vpra motor re-| O % da ing. Mo RI. , evening i a * 1926 LX CO yo makes at balf pfice. ba Cherokee. Open Sunday. GRand 9484. ryt pas * IRE D. (e) PLUMBING | AND ‘HEATING oat, 72 i803 omen, evens, ¢ Py ™ to s Olive. onday evening REIS. betty, - ic. Si : — STAR BL the sens ond * . a PEKINGESE —Home of chamolons cane C y « 2 ; . . er 022 ° o ‘ ¥ y "2 ADIO—Stromberg-Catleon, complete, at| stock.” Mrs. Dei, o mirkwoos 1040e" BOOKKE EPING AND BILLING ma | SUPPLIES AT WHOLESALE | (2¢wig Gerage and Auto Repairing, "| CHEVROLET—1926 coach: good condi- | HU miles. save Om iy RANTS Sa SS a bargain. 1633 8. Broadway. (c99) (9) | CHINES—2 motor ériven n-Hopkins.| Write for big free catalogue showing oe ee 8. et ee s . le or terms. 1644 S. Jefferson. ADIO~-feverketerodyas: sacrifice. PO INT aay ee 5 months old: beauties. = yy — — 6 be Bang sath ry yt - es —_—— Broughams For Sale CHEVROLET—10 coaches. 19 only must se!) : vato closets, ho Sale ma) — —~ Py ate u e038 Beene bromen female. | BUSCH EE, Seeney. ge ag y pounes eee ge ae - —, pipe’ and fit- SCrINURE]= -BUICK -—" $395 and $345; terms. 45 3 Ean A : 2% ' POINTER PC ae 0 - ¥ rant outfite at lowest pr ces: mou s ings ot our emamelware ig “A” ee Fealliean cheap, _3 a INTER, PUPP a et oie Geld | t@ bax. Stern Fisture Co, 721 N 7th st | grade first quality and guaranteed for §| 1926 Buick brougham: gold seal evar CHEVROLET- Nene 2 J ai TORT Wa: ) C antee: , forms: ° eveni Su pay. eaatifu Teiayoneny Queenie, : i. | BUTCHER OUTFIT — Beautiful virtolite a full line of hot-water | 2218 Locust, "Central 2218" day_evesing. bouts #210 e swance due AR| Field. FOrest 0085. 482 18 prinder. meat block; very cheap. 1U0| saving from 80 to So oe — P Buick Master 6 tee wah ogee Fog a ; rade. all extres: only $535. ,: So28, only | GRend 0418 ADIO—Hi rad . 7 +3 “Pa ey wo oy S. 12th et Our line is so enormous that it fe tm Sold with 1d Seal ‘ “7 - guaranties. This | $425: $140 down. — ~ 4 : Locust. Ped with ft et nent. GRand 4516w. BUTCHER AND GROCERY OUTFITS—]| DOss +7 —— will mail you ‘ a} Ge r—*-¥ -— this big. handsome ugham sat a very fair ase motors onthe: trained: butcher boxes. freezer bo catalogues upon WEST SIDE BUICK AUTO 5 ey in fs bah ahave: eash OF | Sacrifice; terms: tends. i. 4 70924 Vireinia. . IN DEPENDENT FLoMi MBING AN K hi eK Hh 3 ; TT? is: . D HEAT- ighw cPhe D 5. ; a, $343 Wen! 7 ING SUPPLY CO., 1121 Chestnut, (c99) oe ee Te os SLER—T0 brourham, SANS or offer a aoe oogition 5 mo ; “ _ 1926 STUDEBAKER COACH verside 0761, terma trade 384% et qpen Sunday x. oom MONABCH, S187. 3 . | ins Denutiful 2 tone nee 25: coast : Lg NS Verterrand: bat charger. 3802 . DOG—$50; call GRand asi . ig Sweet B .. - ana, tqne: land. tlery — 4 A> 5037 wo37 Daggett. Grane fie Cooler and display cases. Will sacrifice Refrigerators CHRY SLER 70 BROUG CHEVRO — ao Coach: the Test Par Sn Tar apenas a -half vrice: now : ly | RADIO—S and © tube sets. ete gil com : complete. ACE PUPH—Pedleresd: for cash. Victor 0843 i KREFPRIGERATORS. 27. run only 300 miles. new car; buy- : “Bio “ver month A Lian “co. $35 pu to “$43: ali 2 agts are reasonable. 3009 Park. (oe? isi- North Star and White Frost refricer- eons and Fine like s Dew fhany. MITC HELL ere a Onin "Co og i Atwater Kenta ‘-dial, $43, complete, 4256 | POLICE Doc @ and One fe-| pelt, ATT _cauinment from jus. One-third | ators at 50 ver cent discount during our soeey 1049 § ‘3 NE; W WT KNABE | Blair t om male. pediereed. are? months molt | Usual _ Price. . Handifax | Aveust ra wean vibe ‘CHRYSLER “USED Cal CAR STORE. CHET ROLET a re net oo ONS: W : SOF 2: RADIO Muses Wome 5 lear aor ail biack- will sel? at a reasona So‘or. | Roas- Gon roth (c62 n A Gai ' FURNITURE co. $ IXC | al, ATOR COA N st | battery, Eveready B batteries, a h ail_at_5577_ Lindell bh. ble wrice.| Gri REGISTERS —Used-CA bany 74577.| “--=R4AX CEntral_ £1 8h, : Tete. 2018 | oc or tere. “Be nd o. Mh a Hussrua cash or terms. Big 4 ee, > ter speaker, ingham tubes; $35 a After 3 p. mm. (ec) Big "Sarat usstuann reconditioned Sta iecniieae: [520- like ew: sgac- “>t ACE te. ker, Canning ps come Kc. 506585. br E ann rey. CASH REGISTERS—Compuling scales. re-| con “ate suis week; same guarantee as| rifice: trate or terms. 1644 8 Jefferson. | GEV RE L ach. 29 “HU DSON B , See us before alee b sa > ~ re. ° weexe “built only: _ eeirine goticited ; wore fuer uy; save money 1925 FLINT BRGHM., $659 = very ite: new car pone: | * gully ane ee -¥s ; Very beautiful; new-car guarantee: eget anfuY: Pakptte . saen ., MIDW POMERANIAN A REG 30: ee . bargain . range tie tod beck” GSC wesie or | TIER. Sih at me BURR cr ucron co_ soe vous, | SRE err —ract i eles Prine ORDA. SASH REGISTER — Natlonal. S-drawer Beh cent condition’ at price. Huber. buy. eall early to avold the | Oven - } ,, row re , | ot! recording fi H, & buv in nue vlaver: ph - your ° hens hits males ‘will halt. “Price: cree. mapa ke “S GILLIAN: SP STEIN LET 00. . . . nee in gmall month : , te Nre Go. et athieshen fat CEn } AUDSON— Brees, 1020 ke — nee . ¥ see a0 cn : N. Kineshichway. Cotten x... TT Otee | eo ed meres re ALWAYS CO | SS eee - T cone "$50. Bae a —_ ED es size: latest models: at real cy sar = 0 rene tee 1927 4 » 10O4e Yay Gacreten : Meany janteea for 1 year. Bensinger C — ADAMS KUHS- td HAVE . Coaches, athe a, Her ‘refused: Angora, Per. | Market St FOR LOWER PRICES ON 1926 Hudson brougham: classy car: in t ines monkere 1G FIXTURES, ETC —Apply atte ieiioee cood concitien’: } leas se weone, doves pete of ener densi, | 3D. m. Cigar stand. Melbouree Hot OFFICE FURNITURE a Tdpaeti 2800 ~ 2 | $250 6: it--§: . H- rrvwhene. © Greed, buv and vei __(c6) We have a large selection HUDSON — Brougham; good condition | UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Al rest O}08W | complete: see this beautiful : : , Po DE ‘S—|¢ Chairs, Tables, Steel throughout: bargain, trade or terms, * . “ ast. Always Open ~ | : ‘ W118 Olive eon") | SOPREE MILES West chopper |) | »| 1926 Chevrolet Coach See eer ee — cater LOReT | gains.” Steiner 906°. ‘Bioadeer (com) |, 3: &. ey S. & 8. CO., : wen 5 Sal male, 1806 Arsenal at. 7? {ey on “te nd UDSON FRAMPTON, 3300 o> Locust st. Sst als al GT le BREE TALL NE BRS 2. BRO LE IE OODLE AEA Sa GE BORE ‘ ; aah nih ini Matai onstrate 4 Pe ee

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AUGUST. 21°) : 4 % SUNDAY, ‘ 192% “ 3 AUGUST, 21, 1927, "200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and OMOBILES AUT ee AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES : *s va Coaches For Sale ~ Late Chev uie—crriT NEW DAY COACHES. ——39-s= For Sal AUTOMOBILES Down; fully wai rac coach, § | 1926. Recrest. Any reasonable offer ek; oe one | DODGE—1926 = SRE For Sale Roadsters For Sale ans For : SUARANTY MO hone Al mech dy. 1 Trade or terms. WILSON MO- buick Dea: wrecked, | FORD—1926 coupe: looks and runs good: BUICK—Newl rerhat ds Lambert-G “12086 Logmemames CAR 0O.. 2921-27 Locust. ___(e) | Nash.’ ¢ kland.” Overland: sev: Poreliar 8 7 ; 5026: Private party. DElmar| $125." 4017 Aldine ple ‘tet floor tent | meee eae ron nm aan TET —Sedan FORD—Tale 6 PA phe "Tike mew; extras -GTraves om — . yy od others. suit you. Trades. f : c) ee AUIT Aldine pl, “ist_floer “west anfor must sell, 27 14 N. : ays open. PI desired. FORD Coupe: wand sspngitions 870, Bun- / Oadster; 1925; sporty looking: | MAXW ELL—Road ; For’ ones Chevrolet coach; late 1926 HAVE BRO woneen oti. 28; d 70. Sun chean for cash. 4562A Wich fa. $165: $75 Proaay _ Rh, = Olive ~sadg ~ ‘TUDOR aaeix ; tudo Free low mileage: car | OCK 7 Newatend at day after-12, 4824A Kossuth. Colra runs and a - coach: original duco; 4418 O x : 592W. BU wo ee eand d 6 CHEVPROTE new: guaran # tt coach: st. : iar roadster: like OO N—Roadst - $995. HEVROL, , Open evenin “gy “’ fully equipped: Blue Book. $440. 234% a es ane Rete opens, new: good tres $ | BUICK—-5 ry SaErcarraee L | Morris 2610 Olive mn ee TYler_ 1948. LAM! SRAV OTor a2 7_N. Grand , Coupes For Sale upe; 1926; perfect: |S Jefferson. equipped; @ rare bargain. 4-cylinder “maroon ‘apart: gg teat: a-whee oy Fs th rete: wok eae ~ ~~ asin. i chea ; FORD Conse “ta 395 : , es » e fril cer. 3% forria, } 1 fer-Pedaed Used Cavrs® ty 100 dupe; “Wge little car: “only FORD—Coupe. late model: new paint; a a268, ig S285 i_terms._3816 W. Florisant, | $393; ana $200" dow, “More 4. 2510 Olive | CHEVROLET —Landau demonsieatgr, Cap : 100 gown, Morris, 2810 Olive, —Co brand- new tires. priced right for quick Ad K 6—Roadster: with winter inclosure. | MOON ROADSTER— 1926: ; built be seen at South Side Chevrolet, (45 o. “JEWETT COACH CICK Coupe; | 19 95,8588; new tire: | | spe, special Ti Tate 1026, driven sare eek Motor Co, 4650 Easton. (c) | gon *Y* Must cell: will trade, 2016 Madi-| like new. R& A. Motor Co.. 7212 Man: | Grand. All day Monday. See Korte, (c)| po Sa a! © et teen model, in best of condition. Paint pen SOUS (c Royal Motor “4148 Toon * “tch| tires: $250; bargate 5 gg A. BUICK ROADS “Sin cs 930 roadsiet. an CHEVROLET—Sedan: late model. $150, soso hi Ati D very asonabie. F ae all rea to give long an t Pace coupe; dandy: DOD AE aT eS Locust. day evening. oh wy Pat — Mon- Down, few dollar JADSTER, $100 : - * oe roadster; driven by care-| easy terms. n Sunday, Devoy Delargy D foRD FoRDOR—A aie 3 on_call_“CAban — 28543 or ing aot ony Merve ce for a ick ‘onto. D : dew, 3816 rere fine; | pertect 1923 {-Daskenger: “sperial ‘car: FORDS—C orris, 28 10_Olly Standara 6 Bi auty: ‘come, "try fe Oper ;| buy: easy terme, fn Os rare | Motor Co. 743-1 Page. fc) | $165 York av. CHRYSLER — Co ial price for quick sale. —"> = : _ Fiorissant. only S95 oupes: ares aaateaaane! 19235 | Suna . De DOP. cust. tron DEima Ssasesin > a . denen. 2_down.__3816 Florissant. to 1926 models: $75 to mak - Vv CK « UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. Al C T Mi The — ery Te NURE= -6§ | Standard 6; like new in every way. Always Open. CARONDELET MOTOR CO., 3867S. Grand Buick sport roadster: late model: fully b ost beautiful thing on the market: MacCARTHY-PARDUE MOTOR CO.. equipped: real bargain uilt like a battleship: many extras: must 6320 Delmar. PArkview 2526. (#0) vie i new sae 4 ‘4 coach: price attractive; met hs an peg evenings, ahd Sunday, OLIVE KUHS-g® HAVE CSLOLFLCLLECA. | —-i084 scram "ractete 7000. | By SHE SA Sesh AROS Ht terms. "| CHEVROLET IMPERIAL SEDAN $250 st sacriticing” pricers torme 7 ST. CET sale. 1926 Dod ords: all types and models: priced to gel! ‘26 BUICK ROADSTER Reo Flyin Cloud Road ve ne Fi fis a, ne NASH COACH, 1926 BUICK COUPE, _ 7a ee ize coune: good motor, tires, Bonn Oe D O se Very low mileage. original finish like} hyd g Liou oaaster —— 5 ee finest kind. of condition: iailedaaneatiinen: tike BP an on OR37 aos " Lindel! 2900 FO D COUPE +t an exceptoinal used car: see today; ee Moen 1900. ORT 98 Sethe erry (o)fLI] / | [= er abd. Fong vir mire ain. rely cae A ocus terms MONARCH’ 3137 Loc IR STAR—Ii linder J ——s._MONARCH, 3137 Locust. _ 1927 DODGE COUPE. ie CHRYSLER USED CAR STORE, 19-7 G-cylinder sport roadster; > , FORD—Twodor dame DODGE a $1695 Nash Coach, $695 -BUICK COUPE Down real buy; looks like it a Jett the af Perms. NEWELL 301s Locust. 2928 Sede!” Bae ia healers tN Ete, 3612 syne le nee ty ver a 3418 ph, 1923 CHEVROLET SEDAN ~ He ine et _ E. _ de luxe model: you can’t actory. ~ : = Only $100: runs good, end ee, |B ont coe $195 F 3 it By new: ~ fy aoe an ob 4-passenger, aiaster 83 rare bargain. MOTOR CA, - $996 FORD COUPE ws 1925 BUICK RO ADSTER, $175 Orabbert | Goedion eee Gee Rant, pew HUDSON-FRAMPTON __3309_ Locust. _ Wo dale N. way. ° , 4 28. Ici STUDEBAKER—_Bi = Ee ~y % + ‘ ba y_Sund e sop ta Rei ricition: Iedume brakes. bumpers. trunk. 2 3015 Lucust. Love aon This coupe is in Al shape mechanically DOWN, RED HOT MAMMA. STUDEBAKER—Bix sport roadster CHEVROLET SEDAN FORD—Tudor sedan; wonder bh. AHLEM, 1035.N. Grand, (c)| Buick Standard Six 4-Pass. Locust today for S825" wenger: can be bought) | Boys come over and se@ this sutiful two'| Parkyiowe SRAiy, = perfect condition. Cali| Very late model, looks like new. guar- | new enamel fine and 40 rere: . ‘ nockout: beau wo- view 2 . . wn. 26 NASH COACH tn $595: soos like a new car: $175 5 BRAY-HAMBU ECHEN MOTOR Co., tone duco, new Federal bailoons bumpers, | STUDEB AKER—Roadster. 1923 light A of Onan only S445, . Very, MOTOR. co. a *. CHRYSLER STORE, 2651 wiser 4 6: prices very INARCH, 3137 Locust. DOD 127 Delmar FOrest S900 | etc.: Owner out of town: has no use for| excellent shave: $150: te ‘mat 8B ae 49 8S Boyle at Manchester. ORD—Sed fordor: seplend > -* i tineeatanes ae” aataidlions BUICK MASTER COUPE U E HUDSON—Musi sell 4-passenger coupe, in | it: must be sold in a few days: only $595. | Easton. i “a (Pe ane Pr pene pee pe pom or motor: tires and paint: = real fame 1925: new duico: swo-tone: 8905: terme Al condition; $110 cash. 1088 S. Tay- Easy terme {ILTON 33 Mg till 6. STU DEBAKER—1925 roadster: classy car: 1926 Chevrolet Landau Sedan ily ear, $225: several others to select : — pexi ton: pretty Duco: fine balloons: Very clean and in excellent mechanical |from: guaranteed; terms; open Sunday » @eserves your careful] inspection 4-passenger. 1924 model: Gold Seal guar- _ parison; terms. antee and special G. M. A. C. terms: a NEWELL'S. 3015 1 ocust, HUPMOBILE EIG HT. Vo VEL ET 1024 rosaate, Al, condi: $40 $165 down. 3816 W. Florissant. |shape: fully “*quipped; 5 balloon tires, and eveninge new; On; erma, trad , JOHNSON AUTO Pia ee CHRISLER USED CAR STORE, splendid buy. J TG: . ; ainly Priced Carg ty P| MIDWEST MOTORS, INC... | sing seh B51, SIDE BUICK AUTO CO. zh Bice. Basiich sacrifice, “Quick wale, Mtr ade oF terms. | CHEVROLET Roadster. 1926, late: 5775; “Uelen-tediged. Used Laves” ani only $665.00; tere. — oa 1926 Studebaker Roadster CHRYSLER 50—@edan, 1927; Will sace FORD TU O In beautiful oni ——, me ss ; remarkable buy, S198. “OPdition, @ magia oe 1936 like pew: cn | BUY MORE WISELY” one; fully equipped: cust. (c) | CHEVROL ET—1925 plate roadsters: Secu: nd fer. Walkin ‘Motor. £9, 3147 Locus! 3819 S. Broadway. LAclede 7557. JEWETT—4-passenzer coupe. only 842: 30: tiful: $)95-$245, t Chouteau. (c) New Duco paint job; motor perfect rfice. Good as new. 4022A Guineas ot. pe Must be seen to appreciate, Sigs: tevms, WILLYS-OVERLAND. testes Re ha at O} PY, Buick 27-48 Co Dodge Cc —lerms. trade Washineto (¢c 5 5 fayette *. : ch, ae CHEVROLET—Late Om ty me ade > i= > ~ be Jefferson. : _ Nrivate owner. JIE ffe reoqn ’ ESSEX—Coach: excellent condition: 1925 OLDSMOBILE COACH | CHEVROLET—Coupe. 93> 5 sie or trade | | 1926 Ford, 4050 )_Easton sc’ ) : pry " : : J ot . oupe: I 2 192 - © = We have two of this very popular . ; : 3 6 Fuick 2-pass. Standard Siz. |ji// = MARMON COUPE model; each with rumble seat; best of STUDEBAKER TOURING eppearance and guaranteed; gee today; MOON TOURING Sacrifice, Call today... 1510 N. ) Driven less than 10.000 miles: belloon | 02 Ford. PArkview 4097 (c) Several Dodges; 3 and 4 pae- fingwell. a "aT ] ESsHX——Coach, 102077 bumpers. ae canes ane other extras: car in bee + oa es Big 4 Chevrolet Co., 218 S, Jef- fits st gapninsiscaeai ashington (c) DODGE—R: spditere Al condition; $375. y ; Low mileace: fully eaquinped. like new. 7-passencer, Tefinished in ¢ Esstx 7 BUY MORE WISELY B, Q ————S—=S= : $138 Maryland, Apt. E. | WEBER’S GUARANTY MOTOR CO. 2936 Locust, |tone. 6 ga0d balloon tires; SSEX—Coach: 1¥z6; Al condition; : CHEVROLET—Coune. ood condition, re- | "25 MAXWELL COUPE DODGE ROADSTER—1926: Al condition; | y T plates an motor, good rubber and int: ee 1926 Over! and Coach. painted: only $125 down or trade. 3318 ELE se REC Cou PE—In gz00d condition is — “ -s ae : ris ate owner; will consider Ford coupe | USED AUTO SALES Dodge Sedan Given Away _ ground, been thorou (c) | Cheap. Exceptionally clean; best of tires and/as part payment, 641A Natural Bridge. | 2700 L tB t we + pact rag 5 an eo | ‘ ocust a ecaumon worth $850: sacrifice $650: terms, trade.|make it a > hers Tet bh YA orvn. balance monthly. McRee Ga Wa: 7 Others: Washington GRand_ 2612 : IGis Tower Grove. GRand 64154, J) } $100 Down, CHEVROLET—Coupe; 1926: i | BssExX 1939 coupe; good condition. ee motor; deserves your careful inspection; DODGE--—-Rosdst mat 2927; an almost new terms. Uy 8505 AHLEM. 1034 XN. Grand. vn sae H, . ey Balance Easy, shape; $350: - terms. | -enright. is MPTON, 3309 Looust __ 10 ESSEX CC COACHE &r MORRIS. 2810 Olive. | FORD—Cou er ly $110: terma> CHRYSLER USED CAR STORE, ss CHRYSLER. STORE, 3631 Lafayette, : trad pe: perfect; only $110; terms: ; Sed ' teed: tw Sacrifice. Terms, trade. 3521 Page. time UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open. CHEVROLET Cot PE—1926 model; very | coupe, $35. 3556 E Easton. on MIDWEST MOTORS, INC,, DODGE—Roadster; late model; bargain; DODGE SEDAN, 1926 HUDSON rn Sedat ESSEX 6 COACH ’ Piain. wre Ol Q oo Big 4 Chevrolet, 2520 Ss. vette) ‘FORD—C oupe late : 1925: ~ balloons; like 2928 cust JEfferson 3612. terms Open Sunday, Delvoy Delargy =, ans For Sale ! All extras: run very little: guaran Look! N Hup = P| ve ars (c) | new; $185; terms, 3858 Easton, Marmon 75 Demonstrator | tet_Co. 3745 Page _ AUBURN 6-66 meee $100 ASTONARCH, 913 Late 1036: ¢-wheck twee i te AR 3137 Locust. little; $1 — a hag have two, in good condition: pe CHEVROLET C | ae — , OUPE—Runs like new FORD—Lat 92 ) IT ; ' ' Ms by very | WEST § SIDE BUICK AUTO 00. ; E lete BO ag ace oh . gel balloon | 295: need money: bargain. 2811 Easton. | shheeesioet giss Le OT hs Mag Be eg new, used “for Victoria: coupe, _gbestutchy DODGE ROADSTER, $280 : pe, es very Kinesbichwav and McPherson. DEL O0tfy s senntitis Taruent original condition. | cre REET Issey Tully eaulopedy moter | FORD— Coupe: 1974; 300: open “Monday | Is, your opportunity to buy a new Marmon | $60 down totay: Hady to drive oy | buy in Money back ti you dont ike | KUHS- ge HAVE zak 7 Es | r ‘ d ' led oe. SOTFis. ) Olive. a substantial reduction. MORE —= a RN-ST. LOUIS CO.. 2007 is 1928 § sez Foreclosed ; - at WILLYS-OVERLAND INC. Mac tails, on gs S617 “a. oe trade: | FORD—C oupe, 1924; good running condi- AUTOMOBILE CO... Marmon Distributors, | ESSEX- thew Oe bargain: 950. — a 4 = ne ip beauty: 1926 Dodge sedan; velour upholstering:| oa iar: ssex coach, urned o x — = tion: bargain: $85 ft) ‘ 2805 Locust st. Open Sundays and eve- woo on ‘igo ires. Ne and going for the Ealeeas que, «only Sas % Piain eat igi se ge i ROL LET—19. 26 coune; perfect 1925: FORD—c Soupe. ST — >_Lo Te nines. ‘ | FO IRD Roadster, 2926: needs work: $115. bargain ; Com Morris. 2810 © = 2R227 N- Grand. Lindell 2900. SON ‘MOTOR —" terms, trade. YAHLEM. 10 ty fice GL (| “Bey ; oe be oe: both original Duco: ex- $95. 4568 Baston ns g00 bargain, NASH—+4-door coupe. late 1926: has; $40 down. 4821 Easton. BUICK—192 sedan; eS ilce DODGE DEMONSTRATOR SEDANS 1926 ESSEX ¢ COxCH, i 2 i —— Rrorwenss. ee ey ic? every possible equipment; guaranteed like | FOR D—1926 roadster: light delivery body new: Apply 3443 Juniata, sania a Driven carefully a few hundred milea,| for Down. See it: you'll ‘ ft. by Late B VERLAND COACH. CHEVROLET—Coupe; Jate model: a real on vl COP ES —Dodge touring. Peerless: | new. See this wonderful buy today. in rear: $250. 3325 Lemp (c) | BUICK—Master 6, 1926: sacrifice; Owner! Carries new-car waranty. Price reduced. | view 0880. one ee * . pe Overland four coach: bal-— bargain: will trade. Grebe Motor. 1645 3 1er al — Reliable, 3631 Easton WEST SIDE NASH USED CAR DEPT.. |For rst. gery ces oe conditin n. sick: new. Call Parkview 2246 (c)| Terms. trades. Open evenings and Sun- 7N—Tine an i pa ih excellent original condi- | $._.Grand (c) | FORD—Coupe; 22,000,000 motor number; 2914 Washington. | must sacrifice, 2817 Miami, BUICK SEDAN—7-pass.; s.; 1923; $300, days. Te BR H, ied: no, denier: 1 yt $31 York av. DEljmar WEBSTER GROVES BRANC cepted; no r: tion, | che aT a OLivie ~ . day o Ky) a es | CHEVROLET—1926 coupe; good shape: | -Cueap. a3 5. 18th st. | Open all day Sunday. (c) | FORD_B. adster: runs good; ¢ lassy Car. Chase Garage Co., nent door to Downtown ILLys. OVERLAND. INC. Povey , ieaving town. Inquire 4384 | pm permis fo" ipe; ane Fee i ag eev- | OAKL AND—Coune: fine shape: $195: $79! Baxgcain. "$45 cash. 446 4 Easton. } | 6482 -691: .s) —__-—___— LINCOLN Brand new 1 2 - La! arett i ee. Suncav morming. ORES SLIT Ja xiras. Sov. 271 Zist st. (c) down: $10 mont h. Morris. @810 Olive. Jas ; “ 426. balloo res: oni 2 ) ' ® SS a ee ‘ : aameng ~ | agg a. >| Plainiy -Kriced a , TERCEAPR St Oho. Ohio | CHEF ROLE TROLET COUPE — 1028 models vers FORD—Coupe, "IS%8; tally cunieet eat 14 Jon 4 B10 as 2th. Morris. 2810 Olive | FORD Roaster, 1926: batioon tires; onl; Beat Srdard 6 Solan tan as la tana YlAAS” mac: ifice, | Cham » Garese Co. ESSEX COACH. rf seh Q 80 CO ACH ®. ae Big 4 Chevrolet ~e2i8 S§. —, | FORD Tore terms; others, 43 nS Easton. | ~ a bargai n; $245: terms. 4593 Bi | Soon ne adsters OUDeES tourings: oO wane ae YNARCH. 4137 Locust DODGE SED AN, 1926 Te a, S o-Passenger rreai . CF —Ji coupe: repainted: § 50 | to ss : . “a Tames of soc ust, Caatte sone tires: a late model PIERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTOR, CHEVROLET—1920: just broke tn> in| down, 4711 Natural Briden: 7 ool: $90/%2 GO AKLAND 2-PASS. COU PE ae — - ee age f oP cnmalttiees T VE Quehet fone 7oy re ee ea sees | Pence: Ieee 274i e . — ir + . | nian é . }—— | LO oadst yeTT es cor . : piicate: oks ant uns ju DElmar 4700. Used Car Ann nice shape: a real, bargain fi 365: | FORD—C oupe : good mot vr, starter, lock A S85: terms, trad 9991 12th. KU HS- Bad HA gen RE new Tires: pe ms and upnol- Lincoln stemdeedl blue A Wash stering perfect: at a that will sell | late: splendid cord tires new WILLYS-OVERLAND, INC | 439 N. Eucli trade: terms. Triang] Sh Gri s. : “ ucli nseter) 2 langle. 5617 avois. ( | wheel; $70. aes Was Like new; sacrifice; terms. 3521 Page. lafavette at Ohio. . PONT uciid_ (at Westminster}. 7 | aSti. m FORD—Roadster, 1923: new rubber $40. ick sed full iped: pr ; Ls ’ car TI é 7: mie Fy pm : c HE Vv Re TL ET—Brand ne’ \V vv on at ° i Fc mR D—C a) ‘o* "4 ‘a ey ‘ ; ’ i »y ~~ a *- . , Buick t an. iv equ d: new paint é c x. * \. 4 J arantee eamea ae AC—Coach. | 1927 | cash. $1: eta st xc Boed condition: 19: =6 OAKLAND COU PE -| 4530 Thrush. —— ood Stee pepey Gesce. EXCHAN! ag, DUTT i WEBER 'S'USED CAR monthe free service: bis srice eut Om “ Sun 33 ——- rr—_ lO lal 1926 ESSEX COACH S | Drvate party. 3424 Ohi ze Al condition: | nic will sacrifice - Apply | § > cash. 3131 New Ashland a lal —— = o” Goce on XN [Ac ~- a | 6417 Curtis av.. erred Iste mn, between 8 a. Fr Ri ———— a | ar fe in every respect - almost a new | FOR D—Roadster. 1925; tool box in tear.jq@ 2837 N. Grand. Lindell 2900. m car. Open Three to select from: fully equipped andp *° COACHES——1927: like new; |m._and 4 p.m. Sunday. be Coupe to 279: E0od condition: rea- or on / GM. A. C. terms | 2903 California, Lambert-Graves on Lindell over hauled: good tires: lots of extr j trade ; 3844 8. Broadway’ | GHEVROLET—Cotpe: o-pass. superior | rr : - ; ermis or trade cay: 125. $60 down. Aa iva irty, ~ O22 ss tc} OLDSMCRBRILE—Lat: 19°4- 3-nassenger FORD— model: new tires: extras: 3 ) LAMBERT. GR. VES MOTOR CO f , it woud | : o 40 NN : a ic G 4 a ' J. ree serv ce; SCHNURE=BUICK ‘efor the keenest 1927 ESSEX COACH 927 PONTIAC COACH, $1; 3004) miles: bumpe and motometer FORD—Coup — , ¥ 0 iC8 : ) ets a omet © ~*. only $135 “OV ACG . : ‘ NE - Couple months old; pew-car ag 90-day guarantee, cash or terms. 1163 S. trade. 3318 Washington. ae mee rt Lambert-Graves on Lindell “ORD sate roadsters: $50 up: trade: Utter fully eaul ry ~y® oie ay Kingshighwnhy. c) | FORD—C late 1025 O 4- lat 06 S. Je tf TsOn: (c5S7x) ed cu e; Tully equippe ooks jus ef ; ——Coupe, iate 1925: fine condition: Sidsmobile passenger coupe, ate erms. 2 Sak 1927 Buick 4-door 2 CHEVROLETS—Counes, 192 il — $175: terms. 4106 Olive at, (ce) model: good condition throughout: gSuar- | RD—Roa ister, 1924: excellent condi- x sedan; gold seal guar. J315 Washington. Metropolitan Distributors for Oldamobile | ble for 4035 Lindell Boulevard. Lindell 8600, | gish from brand-new ‘car. xcellent con- substantially reduced. in price. us y tt =. ‘ l Fi Bt. ’ A , a > ° =. e: terms. Open evenings P » x _ " | OLIVE mt ™ om; cash oF te id ree to pick | FORD—Coupe, 1923: $55 cash. 6519 Ho. | 2nteed: our price S54: und “te or trade. | tion: only $95; terms. 4106 Olive. (c)| 2218 LOCUST. CEntral 5 amen "len -erord Uisedt Cares” oy Ey * Tew: ‘Dew eet guste ay ; . : take 32660: 4 Jid as new, in guaranteed cond lition, only | = : ‘ Ai FORD—Coupe >. new pail ; : rain. S195: terms. trade. 4! Easton PERE: . ESS W mileage: fully equi ped: t dow ms “ Daint, real mo — 1927 Buick sed finish: bumpers, courtesy lights, to- EX COACH. ARANTY MOTO R . ny 928 POCUST. $130 down MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. tor: on'y $1 50: terms. 4464 Easton. K THS- § ae HAVE PST D192 26 nr rege te Ss ogepasage Open Sunday fw gE Rng Bargain; S500. — ns any trade, WEBER? A 104 i c us, af: , enings. 3029 Olive. j ,. ‘ 1s » TO SALES. 27 Ohi Fe pe like brand-new and will give new]; months old: fully equipned: some rare "San 10 Sane sen 4 4955; .— pane: E t (“We. ber Co, ber ormance; sce today and com-| barcain. TERMS TRADE. Also 192 2 to v $135. 2831 McNa OVERLAND 68—1926: fu! - equipped: | FORD ROADST! ER—Late: Be i fi es; good 1904: lke new: bargain: terme: ad ENE nO LEG MIDWEST MOTORS, INC.., CHE VROLETS—5 coupes. — 1927-1926; | FORD—Coupe, 19726. nee new; good tires, ——- -— — OP 439 N. Euclid (at Westminser) fc) | Locust. JEfferson 3612. $380 up: terms: 3 1925 Ford coupes, | $200. Kirkwood 219W (ce) | PAC KARD—4. “passenger coupe. splendid] FORD ROADSTER— 1924; perfect con- = ~-— eee | | OON—Sedan D8 ad ¢ ire $134 up: 1927 Chevrolet roadster: classi- FORD—C condition: rea! bargain. DElImar 5947J J. dition; must sell; $42 1510 N. Lef- ll ch:1-Péd. co Used Hy DODGE clasa shape, $250. Citizens Loan, 38 loon tires: motor and appearance meat John. (c2) le x ; fees O77 ) Faston. . — =~) | Show 1834 Locust. as $365: $100 dow 4° i emai ort ee OG re , x i ° = te low: te E 4 LUG T yy mw irit re ee FORD—Counpe, late 9°68: - oe | lown : ’ | FORD R GADSTER ae de original ‘| All models up to 1997. | | MOON—Two-door eae: WESER NM OTOR iy Res 817 Loe b 1026; “wey SAAR, 6 COACH. 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE, $150 Oupe, late 1926: almost new: | Sox TIAC— 1926: full a | Nish like news b ons: wguaranteed;| 4 BUICK SEDAN |; 1923 Moon, S-passenger; looks {{/|/ 6000 miles: lke no: oe at eal 100 Used C Regardless of # ..“2”' ©" $575 i ine 2501 _S._Jetferson, (ch | condition. Fully yase,mod¢) wil ates or 8 toe ov. er phone ars heg 4 4 miles: new car guarantee. at ' MOT 00 OTOR CO. $45 down. 3505 8S. Grand (ce) | TNTTAC ce, ce oem ' an hour: 3&2 old | tere 2 : ’ ‘ ft , Price | © — M B FORD—Coupe, 1926. like new: $295: naa y : “ao pend Bog wy a Bi a a ay 5 Ivory. ‘ 6: ERER s 300 TH BRANCH, 5600 Gravois. | |!'| TATE MOTOR CU., Ine. J | MOON—Sedan latest ~—snwerrien: Tally ~ ia te trad 3 » = ry +. # ars rain, hew-car g€ua! antee, for | today. SUD SV OF Fe od iy (HM)? Sedan. a - LOCtTs toe. rms. trade. $25 Lem». fe) | only | $505 {1TCHELLE | FoRD—_Roadster: late 1925: refinished; | £@O Open Nights and Sundays SF! equipped: 6 disc wheele: 6 es t ) TTE MOTOR CO. | .12. 000.00 note imber: $165: 55 1040 § al val Hud 3 ee Rg an Riggs 63° Of 185. ; ; STUDEBAKER COACH Very latest; MON hy a gon # trade: terms. 3844. s. Broad way. n rade. 819 Sidney, mpers: cheap; trade; terms. dition: term®. 4508 Easton. r 103 $606. if MON d szocust. FORD—Coupe: 19234: $95: also 1924, $45: ‘ARNS-K NIGH cn " q-pase enger coune> Pree = ay, Two-door model, Used Moon = SS - ae! ‘sod Car De 291 aad Used (ins” FORD COUPE— 1925: like ew; cheap; Teer te coupe: perfect condit tion: FOR D RC )ADSTE aS i! 926: Tv ery MASTER 6 BUICK SED AN DU is 1 SE DAN— 1025 | day Sunday. 2 Huds broughams, Hupmobile aden, tf 5 1826, = © dard 6, late model. Motor over- ' -9O5 terms. 4106 Ol} | Pod ited: new tir A-1 Shows practical! , ; i? Chevrolet 192 y Coupe, a erms. Olive gi {c) $1° 5: hs ie 7 condition. Stedium | Fok DR. ad ister: easnted: gash es: é170 upholsterin ona hall — of use. Paint, 1819 Sidney a “yh * af 5. : mare ipped —_ agers So ump- 5 down: cee ter son 5 » fect, $45 . tarter i aiioon tires all practical- an 2 pease ; low an many ot er extras. octs FORD_—_C - O¢ = “ry ’D 2... § a 1926: Bl e Bird: rad ‘oupe: 1923: 5 tires qa. | STUDEBAKER pecial 4-passenger coupe, FORD—Roadster: a0, 210 . a Ee ye Moon touring. 13875 ame" J ‘3 SOUTER BR aac 5600 Gravois, CLeben-Do-d ae Ws res $38. a919 N. 22a: TYler 194n0° fo $195; $95 down ‘trade. 3843 Easton.ic} | lgons; rumble seat: real beauty; $225; | WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 1817 Locust.) Me \ Brand new 1027 model ' LP USED. FORD—Coupe, 1925: balloons: everything. STTDEBAKER—Hig 6 club coune. late | terms. 3910 _ SSS. j 4 Essex. Fully equipped. . oR tires, 11, . $795. Save $100. en ss os: none barg: } y Goo ree nlf 3S Fy e803 - . (eee OTOR ‘co’, rit POCUSE: el, in good condition. Good paint and _ “a S52 _ 208 SfemmanahT Fa STUDEBAKER— 1927 Country Club | FOR? woadster; 1926: balloon tres. new up. Guaran FORD oupe, wr te demountables: runs ecolne: a re al ba reain or 3 ome tine CAI oe n¢ w top, wonderful value; $226; 1927 ES SE X SED AN 1925 Moon sedan: 4 new tires: good ‘ paint; _Syarenieor mechanically, i 0 i .. UDSON—Coach: late 1934 delivery: § OTR oe a good, $37.60. 4231 Natural Brid he his 1» , tee . x _- A, Gee fs . Be x” had for ha» bal be ie finanee comnany e 19°7 Rr ck Ss - c 2 fatisfy mortgage: firs IGHT SELLS RIGHT WEBER: s WELLSTON BRANCH. FORDS—10 coupes. $40 up: perfect shape: meRee Garace. 1618 Tower : Grove. GR ane Ma act AR THY: PABDU E MOTOR. co. 1920 F ood 4 emg am. > a 7 F274 AO eeta it. uw r “2601 oct rt A Studeb sto teadle te ‘ , 0413 (e ‘ hematin ay et) , ry Previous mm ded o-passenger: orizinal cS [Dao ore had Axer coach ; runs Al: paint Al: miiton at Easton. trade. terms. 2506 8. Jefferson. {(c57x) 6320 Deimar PArikview good tires and other extras . ioaraain, e440: terme: oinerm 4008 Pai BSG Gale tose gnoweh 82 een: | “ookT 1927 Chrysler Coupe. |fonb—Coure™ tnt. pacelent comaition 12 (“Weber Corner} FORD, => ROAST, 1006; gtcaes com] 348 Chandien Usha 6 Sedan bought on "the "Ai". ‘Cr “purchase” lane “eter -Wtediaeal Used (aes? Das : rivis 7 aston ay. lition: 5S alioo! res: e i he, « » ‘ ; ‘ : ye ur - Say ee will make a special price Brand-new model 50; can be bought | #52 h—Coupe, new. $165; $60 down: an ‘gu aranteed; terms; trade; open Sunday Good-looking cars, in excellent will trad ee MOON SEDAN —— eRe Gara : ie 3 col » it aloe me carly puneey. 21. and | very cheap this © eek. an os saisioal” tad trade. 3843° Easton. . oe (ce) STU DEBAKE R Cou PE $5 50) | and evenings condition, at low price. 'DSON. FRAMPTON 3309 Locust. é GRend 04 . arage, CaRtwriGht MOTOR CO. YAHLEM. 1035 N. —— FORD Cope: good condition; rea} ‘buy. 4 4, Jv JOHNSO IN AUTO CO. (ther makes, Coupes, Touring ‘T—Sedan: absolutely like new. Sac- Fport model of this . pe Delmar at 52d. 1926 CHRYSLER € COUPE 760 Bayard. Bix 6, Bnassenzer: beautiful two-tone | 3667 _ Olive St Cars and Sedans, from $75 up. riftce. $200 cown, 3933 Olive. 10 Hl ISON OACE ES 4 dandy, eco-| FORD—1026 coupe: $275: $50 down: a| Prusian blue new paint job: equipped | FORD ROAD: TER, 1926 a eo ene va oats 1925: in esi) mt eg ~ | ° eder (é Model 58, 2-passenger: real bargain. 4711 Natural Brid ce) | With snubbers. courtesy .lichts. bumpers 4 4 LEW y tion. $695. PRospect idod sip 8 iTSED Sacrifice: ms: trade - ; Tr Or rer nomical car. equipped with “4- wheel brakes. FORD—1926 ast 5 TST EMT ees motometer and all accessories: new balloon $195: $65 down: ballo tires IS AUTOMOBILE CO. ) ferson. at~§ NA* ws HUSON COACH, 1° 2 tires, bumpers and poo onl now 1} oR. & =0 Roan 4721 pote ow nad sn gy hs gt = at the aoevlae ou. al Mi ONARCH. "31 37 Locust, _ 4700 Washington Bi. FORD—Sedan; fine running order; Bod wales: hana reasonably ‘ , AS LAs - -———- - . ¢ . i ~ . q vit. a Kive a e service you ex | 1926 FORD ROADSTER | Branch at 7208 Manchester. a, es 20 3715A Wromin | pp MRS $450: good , ’ 1996 STUDEBAKE! trade. FORD—1024 roadster: $125: $25 down; aj pect from a n r eciall C to | termes. MONARCH igi 37 — i Fan 6. in a \KER COACH 3309 Locust 3 7 : idee. ack: cornea Se brade. a eee |. good condition: cheap. NASE- 1925 mexiel: Al condiiien- HUDSON FRAMPTON. real _bareain. 4711 Natural Bridre. (c) | sell quick: ly rfect and full i; reasonable. | WERER MOTOR CAR CO. 1817 Locust |, This car is neany peels: terms. sronsin, renger eetan;: Waving city. i real buy at > t a - i he sew; | | POreet 4°65, iy No Repossessed Hudson ace Rew ba! bon tire ae mohair upholetering, CHRY SLER 60 COUPE 4153 Cleland. et 4d . Forest ‘sero, | |CADILL AC—-Standard, S-passenger sedan: | coe $b Chance of a lifetime; owner cou , Whee, Motometer. windshield wiper and all | 1927: used by an official less than 2000 | ESRD“ Fine fine condition, S100, bar KUHS- 3 HAV : 993 | 1926: $1985 Terms. 3843A Easton. | ip. 53s f. , RB, L | RADE seem: LTE: foot condition: S100 keep up his payments; had to °* petiras: : ‘ay guarantee: at a special | miles; perfect; an opportunity to effect) "..). 6919 aroline. on: ; $45 = FORD RO. ALDSTER. 1¢ cm | ; Tortor 7ae arter a ‘aga oo eo monthiy: terme back; repainted: bumpers. spare Ar te F on convenient terms, or will | @ saving: terms; see today FORD—Coupe: 1925: balloons; $135: wake ‘haker ¢ $325. Hurry! Motor and paint in good condition, | CAD ILLAC—Sedan. 1976: suburban cus.) 205! M-Ree Garace. 1618 Toca Gove é worth $600: balance due only $450: : 4 Ror aranterd, % CHRYSLER “USED e AR — or $160 ae J : : ‘ S37 N. G sean. “A ioe Lindell 2900. KINGCHESTER MOTOR CO., | ae ' ; ma SF trade. _YAHLEM, 1035 N. G YAHLEM, 1035 N | = CAR CO.._1817 Locust an° MIDWEST nie ab 3812 MORRIS, 2810 Olive. ST UTZ Manchester e#t Kingshighway. {c80) tai Toon nh ona “— me ‘Ree Garage | raffie; mecrifice 140% A_laurel, ae oH emer: 95 HUDSON COACH, 4 ’ 2A28 Locust. JE fereen : tiered as ——. pon vy $500 | PR yg any ee: Oe Wnerfect; _ Sueree- — 2) } trade. Washington (e ts nee Sa Ree 2 Ae x, 4autiful ro egg spec ‘| teed: priced for quick enle. 4ftd term* a, hree months old: with lot Othe Bon class, like new. cost $4000: ):;; HU *% $22 a wed y Car has never been driven. ||| or trade. Open even nks unde y of exira equipment : at @ price, Beker "| “will se at beat offer above $100: may! _tion: dl tires =0. 5810 a CHANDLER SEDAN m0 RCO. 1 Locust. (c) ? —— a. o ae esc { Colfax 5022 A big 7-passenger car in fine condition. 4 | new in every respect. Fully LAMBERT GRAVES vee ‘ir ma i tecd. A rare ch = secure |) “ . : x } ; re) : . '| Metropolitan Distributors for Oldgsmobtte LOCOMOBILE—Caustom built: snappiest ate model, th roughly overhauled and re- ‘ t Sha ss fine model tye ai a | | Metropoiten sa SAO0 F ORD—1823 cou with ‘metal box: tine | . ne ecomdi jo $80 creh ge ti 403 Lindell Boulevard. Lindell 8&6 - — wk in porteter in town: ect mn wniditionead. Tf e fine and will «i eure Cenes SENS. a for salesman or wht deliver: Cen after ~ $40, 000 C AS SH I ‘OR AU ros » a Price on "A @i* mable. L Aclr de “212 '¢? ot sa‘ ow hy ice . ry contiwed. f° gtd 1927 HUDSON COAC a re — ; DOI ih late: 2500'S, bn Saree 1 a. m. today “161 East Wa All te S100 + $2000: ‘ 7 iF 1} G uarant 4 Terme ade Ras’ an Latest model: full uipped: a —Coach; @€926: spendid shape: | cheap: trade; terms. 2: efferson a TT makes: o et cas _Graves nde ; iter: f or 2 NB cla P . tire 4-wheel brakes. bumpers. Tr miles: terms, neat peers: HONGE—Coupe, 1977; just like new; ‘ORDS—Counes. 1026: 3 Rivtting “e801 Alsn Fords Chevroicts badiy Lambert-Graves on US WEBER'S WELLSTON BRANCEH. FORD—10%4 eedan: trunk and Bay cxtras: ? “fe — nach. 1926. Petter rrrtd $5 $2. Citizens’ Bid 38029 Easton. (c} offe ren MOTORISTS, 1834 Locust. eCEntral oma. Marmon 4-pass, Speedster: Pe Mog mo. Hamilton at Easton. . a "f MJ . 4, * ‘ ; : r i | An O: ve Ben ~~ “SE 4 "4 owe . fy = yf driven foday $455: terms, 4593 Easton. | DO 1826 business cour a8 3 like new; Oa epg ey oy ——' ~ 7 new tires; pew C.K A ation: runs 1S BVROLET seta ike $id5: ORD Revwan S tant | tenants are quickly found i Su + nag =! cash 727 anteed: price for auick sale $805: & EVROLET SEDAN Toa rats wo Stan foae oe Pi tennanng Post-Dinpatch wents Phone "S48 {ci | sain: S50 490% aten your want ad er traie ft with poor r, : i : 2 miles: looks ju — -— wALLYS f1GH balioon tires ‘ . >} ant Sa : . °2) eee 3 a we r an 4- “passcn r coach. ‘791 tgs PRospee Arkview 161 1M. ; Limousines For Sale ' lor tr ade (men erenings and Suanc oy ton exira good: | PORD—Tuder. gitz6: splendid condiuion: nearest droggist, Meramec, c » Boring Rap¢ 61]. fc) | DO une, .. a ‘ ' nas oe C oe ge 1900. zai S. Jeffereon. : (ec) Coupe, mode aE Wg HE a CAD a a ae Ee he i _L ae mf - a = CO. = sae aoe ) miles argai DODG E—C r; onl Jo; 2 ealers.| Al condition: must se a ¢c pre- ine condition; ase “sarage CO etropaiita n ’ : V sce Been sareain, S850; need ee ee ferred, Inquire S821 Oregon. | Pe ondltiom: ener GiBe-OSLae” te) tbs Linde Boulevard. ‘Lindell 6000.’ $445, Flint Auto Buchanee, 6967 Basten! bargain, 25 §

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 91, 1997 PAGES 1—6C. > . -soeeeees chaste eees E = : Z Tees, the experience and the reliable organization, every | CEMETE Ok ns ! To | =— at LOSS eae | || _____ IN MEMORIAM | | LOST AND FOUND CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ' teed Value. Cars of ‘i 2 Psi pure a ae 2 il teat ie : every ms 4 d x at 10:Ay "Sate g: Mes 18. 1927, y? S = & n e * aunt of Richard sha a2 nn jleagher. mance /a\ 7 Vf ) » Io G in loving memory of our darling daugh | i CARPENTER— Concrete work and general : ate “ee ~ ie SE Of ea Cc ] $s i f 1e d : = Da) ay of une! ai will take pises frase "real ence -* = \ A a, a S) en ao 3 rahe mat anes Cavenah, who | Yaa aawery work; SYR eel iliand 50¢gs, “yg ene” SNCIUGI tg models as gg #t a i | ol if Wl ‘Gu gy oe Maryland, ' Monday. Aus. "9. | See Orne a NE S eee set RY ig jn aie Gatienns e. woue BARPIN—Lost: diamond: Saturday, Aug.| CAKP fER WORK—Sun porches “aod YOu Want in a Used cl —- > | terment o, M-,.t0 St. Louis Cathedral n- | i Th Post-Di ‘ ipa By 5 ' A Gere and lacaie au. 13. _ GRand 2072R. 40410 Shaw: reward.| carages a gpecialty Ray Jacober 1 ; ie Advertisement “THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL” ent iy Calvary Cemetery, se i € ost- iSspaicnr rese7Tves lhe right lu ‘cjycul diy ylery ile “ave it to pe eatehaa BAK YIN—Lost. between Page. Marcus. A ae yinice ta 4 Ps th Following Pages: | Mausoleum and Crematory A ) into rest Saturday, | Personal and telephone calls o answers by mai cunnot be | , 2 cherish undefiled, papier reward. 1808 N._Taylcr, “qitoration ¥ rehes: p= ese Os e a '| CAbany 097 oman i p ally. } m.,. Pierce J, Mul- | || Given attention, except letter seha qf , But juet as it was opening BAK PIN—Lost: whi!; gold with square ra S: porches. ara : . : Page a Ne eee aie. ey 2496. : of Margaret Mul- | | ed sincerit h. bt tellers on medicat qucstions of undoubdt. D fo the giory of the day. cut amber in center. MAin 1111, Sta. 287 hour _or ct. : iber, any 27. (c8 CT Fs father of J. Pierce | | erity unhen accompani } . Own came the Heavenly Garden ; =? T58) PENTER A 8) Pierce panied by stamped addressed envelope. And took ou dener icz) | “One ee ; i ; ; ’ ‘onvehient terms smal] down payments. 5-Dee Driving Trial. 7 Branen stores. TOR CAR CO BOCUST | Locust Hamilton at Easton — .. | Locust 087 Delmar § : r bud away. Leh ea 3 ee ae ENE DN a stoption everetaeere seeeesee sag . " a S Coffin ' | & @ RO ERE SE Ss * | inane Bros.’ funess} ROSE,—There is no premium on cc; _ F | Gadiv sniess. ann, _— oa e*eet eee eer i , ~ s Dar- : = “auses the mix s” *} — ' : 5a y Missed by m . : Nowe os OAK GROVE Aug. t &:30 a ‘ee menery. | the nickel dated 1874, rents of air of Sdhicent pt Rea oe eA ND BROTHER. iat Co. 2 | oF | “s . oc 's i J ae j D2 ° . ; 4 w a— | Chur } BUD.—For value of the mark.| tures and the dynamical cooling | — . PRS Tihs oa ie Soak i . > ‘ gato Travel Trips eeeeeteecese : Calvary Cemetery. see the ‘irs N : of P sm CE} IETER my tr: bouses and ee ae ‘eeekee ' THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL at 8 a te entered into rest Friday.|'| Louis cae Peak tee St. | Mr ya FP 917 erage | eae : : ky LO of Springs or | Grete, and granitoid work: painting. A. “Bricklaying end re and Zimmermann), dearly belosed ed bee | | partment of foreign exchange su (Trans. Roy Soc Wate ee gxtsg ctery, Becton 4. Winona F ark Cem-| Pine Lawn: big reward. 41 Raven- | » 4: © 4610 & Spring. Riverside ate ; 2 7 > oO 1e é : . py ve -- - *. = sheh, | eae, SCC i ae 3 4 ‘ . ot s & Curds . ores MAUSOLEUM + a egy 1 : dear mother of || ART IF’,—Battling Nelson fought D. $37) that unless there be some | CEMETERY LOTS—2. ae each, sec- _ ET — i ao i —. a eur ; 4 - Ganvuneers Solicitors ..ceeseeessd | eAbany S606. GArfield 8331. (62) ri] am een ete dear|'} his longest battle in 1906 with Joe eae oe, or dust particles floating tion 3, Lake Charles, Riverside 6337M. Famous-Barr or ba ad POrest floors made like new. Y $611 | Carpenters, nD. cetesovesee & ' qed Sc : ds dear sister ot Agties | | ae oe wes a &2-round bout eee iam ines vy a i “tein Pee en eriiee ae. Lake Charies | 4893. 3 ; Ss GARAGE, } a AGer, ea : il ] N >u : , © condensati Ful? ie "ark: sacrifice. ‘ere de TUS. ; : . i . . & re poh eae Ne ST MARCUS aged 86 ye: » Srandmother and aunt, || Ps; se — lowt on a foul. aqueous vapor. See salting || CHOICE CEMETERY oF > A} oe” SE a tor tele S155 cash: terms. $10 down: elec ning D Cemetery Lots .....-seeseeeee 2 | WwW ‘ os | __MARY.—The width of the Mis- AUNTIE || Memorial Park: cheap $400 ya, | 14214: ard ureday. Call COlfax| porches: alterations r Eley mates of the cost of bringing up ||! © 2 . CLASS RING—Lost: Ambassador Theater. EIA Brey _— he a ol J Detectives eeeree* * eee eeee teeete - Oressmaking seer teeeteeseettoe sand Dollars # || Set 5"3 S 7 Gas Pipe Cleaning. .....-+++s+es 1 ; = = : . = Help—? . Boys eS a ee ee Bese rac ER™ 60 SEDAN, Sew enen BS ei ksccuawal . : : Hotels .. (See Real Estate Sec.) D. LIST PRICE $1417. is =o ae ave for demonstration pur- 7 Lace Curtain Cleaning ......... 1 ive Only two ears of this ; and Found eeeeneoeesece FS omg them with Dew-car & uur- a : oes eid ois tee Ceoede “ —— A tet te, te aeeeinesnesieeesee 2 | : Bt Cleaning and Dyeing ....++++-- | The Cemetery of s'reet, H sud enth |) 1200 150 t? y 3 | th. thence to 2 to 1000 feet. If you want ’ : : ag : D Coming Events .....--+eeeeree 1 > Deceased ) condit P a child are as follows: Total c i ! in > Phen Tuesday : keepsake; return: reward. LA . | Natura! Beauty ber Society of Holy wreinic, lons under which it varies $6150. This includes aahene Inguire 7723 Michigan. a clede 3721. Scene | ~ an (c7) ||} neer’s office in St. Loui years old. Such a | Laurel Hills Ce _ i 1 Dentists eeet er eeeeeetere 2 Inspection invited, Riv, 0227. (c35) O’SHEA—Entered , Ss. total is re , _— in eure , Sallis Cemetery , will sell at PArkView 581 W errr eee g. 19, 1997. a, Pe ? : ached by adding certain ||| a_great sacrifice, 5093 Claxton _av.__(c)| DIAMOND BAR PIN—-Lost. on Gallfomla eer, . years, using the clutch will strip the} months of | etaet ae ~ , | S€é SUNSET € | ‘late dames O'sn || Sears—that is, it will tear off the| cost of tearina cone on the | | trade. Box W232) peg joral Park. Will | 3338 California. (s2) | tt re, . O'Shea’ of ||| metal projections which are a part | after infancy would be head Tr he || Ss wc sae ee een: ee io ikeow eee I a a? = - ; ° . ’ . +s r aunt. | Srades shift inio second to save! $2500 for f 9 WP on. Funeral f ; me . ood $1620 nt, | tan and white: reward. PArkview 4172J. ON GRAVOIS ACAD | K ilovam, he residence, 2848 North | the brakes. Pigg yen ne Spare of the child eae — Sunda &. Thursdays, 8 DoG—Lost: large. brown: reward ain- GARAGE Taxis . > i} a. m. to St. Teresa’ iter | 2 - lo as Sixth of the total so x- |} —2. mm. 4536 Gano. Schaar, others ell 4304J. a pang . aleeping deus Care| Calvary Cemetery, ® Church, thence ‘to | | —Clouds are composed of pended; $300 for fue] cna Alter || THEOMONISTIC CHURCH —3243 Knapp | DOG Lest red fomee. Tictnliy HaeS ane ONSECTARIAN €amSs i 4ANCR—On Thursday Au 18, 1997 densed into minute lobul f ; ; : at 9 a. m.. Phillip Peare .. “ O27, we ‘ & ules 0 maintenance: $144 for ||} TRINITY CHU RCH— Wednesday, 2 p. m. LOG—Lost: in. Wellston: brindle female Grano 7052 Riverside2470 ||| band of Ten ) Fearce, beloved hus. Water, Clouds may be defined as installation of the cane aa fo | Only. Miss Lowe, 6451 Wells. (ec) truer pup: reward. 6212 Ridge, CARPET CLEANING—UPH’LS’G : in-law and uncle, | | d , : at the ace of 56 y “ - : condensed Vapor of clouds is J lay. & 1 ani ‘ yn Funeral from debuen'e ene re | frozen into minute crystals of ice consider bone, 7o2 Go not have no Cais CHURCH oa oreo ward. i’hone PHospect 1059 Lindel] 2030. #829 Fin fel A VES MOTOR ~ } a i aaa GN aE come aoe Office , Dm. to Me ry : has been recognized as due to twoal of at your own estimate |j| Peter (coo 1 year old: answers to name of Micky. DOLL . 0. os. gages | : eased was of the cost. RR 99) | PY a HOSPITALS : CO e issscesssssesees 2? |] GRRAGHTY asezz Easton Av.| 419. American. LEGAL IN | PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIAN SPIRITUAL. | Hiland ogi, “° Dove 5971 ea We repair any style 3 ae Pe B-L ; FORMATION 2224 Washington ay. Monday, 2 o'clock. y ay r unday 10 to 3. . | 9 ; : ee SOE) hair ‘ rine , Addressing ......5....2 ||| Phone FOrest 0281 JEfferson 3608 (c62) toe e | reitske), be- a ag i epg of the St. Louis Bar Association) t | Beeandine. - ereaeeas SPIRITUAL (CHURCH. | Hodiamont car: reward, PAr ae . . — “ : n ay, 4 . " . 2 v . - e coment, exemption They havea right to eh a ee CSS: Cher GLASSES—Lost. ladies: were case. wey || BEHAN—Suddenly, iia ‘ ani tion. You can see the law at the ; 5 Sir | Automibiles ae Sa 2 ehiy. On Friday, Aug. 19, Elsie Sharp, Public Library in-the Rey made in any Special case. Sundays 3 p.m. All questions answered. or me =P ack A. A. SCHLUUGH does BOOK “221 og00eS Os eebactoe & annie M _ * = — oe ee ~~ . —— sae eeerre Paris call the U. S. Government Engi-| unti} he is 18 CEMETERY i0OT— Beautiful: section No.| CUFF PIN-——Lost: gold: small sapphire. on Friday. SHIFT.—To ‘ we — shif ; 4 ; — . . —_ ° m M | 4 t gears without! sums to the cost of the first || 4 CONNECTING CEMETERY LOFs—9%4 and Cherokee or dime store: reward. ~ , of ars, 4 / Id The Park of Memories” gears. in going down steep! sums added to initial cost ; SPIRITUALIS\I . female beagle hound: black, >. complete, | S741_West_ Pine, Gra i boulevard, Monday. Aug, 22 at 8:30 ane 7) {|| aque , . one | es: mi (c7) aqueous vapor in the air con $Sa1 for furniture and household ||| Street. Tuesdays and Fridays, § p. m.|_ Sarpy avs.: reward, Call JEfferson 6526 780U co catiaile : ell Pearce (nee be : lev , 4 CAclede 7052 Rivervside 2470 (c99) ||| our de ~ ~ *ogers), and elevated mists. Sometimes the i} Tt TOLY CHOERE + i : y Uy) at the nor other. brother- for ae a 4912 for a boy and $1002 ||| HOLY CHURCH—Meetings Tucaday. ¥ri- DOG—Loet: Llewliyn setter: male; re-) OHICAG) Carpet Cleaninn Cot Deel we balance in twelve months, ai. ea UNDE | : : S av i eeedetensecettessesers | RTAKERS Meramec street. on Sunday, Aug. 2 | hae now: The formation of clouds may arrive items you ||| “and Thursday, 7:30; Tuesday 1:30. Rey, | POG—Lost; Boston bull, screw tail pee: PHONE LINDELL 8600 1 L-1-N-D-E-L-* A-T B-0-Y-L-E 199 Mra P EAK KING—Lost; one diamond: 2 weeks | , Make of ‘doll “Wins made frome your @ ad . eer eeeeeeevesee | at bet Soe ee Oe - ~( je ¥ -T 02 e , a. erkin: rs. » ‘Wins . : r : 7. at 3 re rkins and others (c99) ago in black coin purse. possib oct gag Mra. Hayes. 3808 Oij =.= ; pe 2 | . ea | = J ae —LSS=—=_ ; Profesy:onal eeteoaeee et eee Ceee eee DEATHS dear mother of th id , ~ ; 2 , | Mrs. : “rani personal property from taxa- 1€ sidewalk, ||| Okee., Rev. L. Muller ,' 7 ange P| tewrte.....(See Real Estate we Tillie Kuesel, Y A complaint to the police could be ||| PEOPLE’ CHURCH, INC.. 2928 Chippewa, | 345; n aynterer, Optical Co. ~ 3 ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. e—DMiscell . m., Bayard and Fountain: - et | es gy il Bee dearly aed een ents Widow of Col. Jack P- || ier ae eae ae zee Sem , eprendid workers, _Temple_of Truth. (c} "boryana Wessharinens "ana Ro A 2 . 3 err reriry tT Richardson, died at home of her daughter, [ : can cause the chimneys 4D) SPIRITUALISM MEETING. Friday. Wed. oa ee Are ¢~ let ‘coupe: a See. Mrs. George H. Morse of Minneapolis, eyr: ||| Of the other house to be raised. to use || Desday. 2-8. Mra. Betty Seston meetnig, Sea Chevrolet coupe; r : i Furnaces, Repairs...... vived by one son, Jack P. Richardson, St. | | DAILY R ith a f ' O USé ||| Eva Wagner. 3525 salena. BABY’S TWEED CUAT—Lost on Florie- erat ; 7 F.asses stamp book end one hich may be had without stay- a tl TION OF SOUL SPIRITUAL COlfax 5882J: no questions asked. ir hem. e apeciaiios ( s ne TT 4 cee a IF IT's % e repair it. it was never made @&% Mr Goldie Ross 3201 Pine m., Thursday, Aug. 18, 1927. Carrie T. Funeral from’ family residence, 1714 , a ee ca Bowen. sister of E. Fay Bowen and Mrs. | O'Fallon street: on Mond: fte) n. A out bending the knees, rise slowly | i i | TRC Services Sunday , ft parts for al ~ 3 . ieper 5716 Acme : . oo, . 0. 1s : monday afternoon, Au , rR in the hospital. ‘ | CHURCH—Services Sunday, Tuesday and —— —- , Old and new Parts 3118-98 Park. GRand page AU BiMeee Me Haray «2 ata Be MaAing | Wm. A. “Norris. family _ reside c3ex | 22. 8 fa|/| and repeat 10 times. "Then stand | charges, te hospital will tursishs ||| Friday nishts. "Sb. m. 4058 Hodamont | POCKETBOOR—Lost- with ee 4 BIA ELEC. CO.. 1114 Pine 4 6 : Tiand 9360. : : Funeral from familly resi ence, (On Cemeter with one foot on an ottoman and schedule . urnish a@ ||! at Sarah: Monday night services at 4161 Gravolsa and Quincy. Saturday a. m.: 4322A Pine |Clayton road, Sunday, Aug io a : — on request. Such treat- ||| West Belle. Messages. Healing. All wel- | workingman's salary: reward. Rivyorside MOTOR—Buda, Y. T. U.. 4iga6- open 2 t 2:30 | swing the oth fally new. F. C. Meyer Mote, Co prac mma Tudor tasted. Ul. le un. te Moliefontains Gomsotery, (cr) RWAN—Entered into rest_on Friday. Aug, |. mtr tell Hin "ths bee eee ment as given there {gs according ||| come. Mrs. Bettie Wilson. 6435J.__ 4710 Tesson, . ie) | Sinut st, (1) : 19, 1927. Margaret L. Ryan (nee Feuer- , € | to our experience and observation, ; | TEMPLE OF FORCE — 2118 Lafayetie.| POLICE DOG—Lost: black with tan GAS PIPE CLEANERS C. Eastham 1435 Warren | BROWN—Entered into rest at residence. aed . | short l STAKE BODY—Tires of all a Holmes 2743 Russell corbi renue, on Wednesday, | stein), beloved wife of Patrick Ryan. dear | || ort, siow motion at first, and the one and only reli 11 Every § ay. & “ , aw nswe = nie”: GAS PIPES cleaned, $2; stoves connected, ; ‘i, @il SiZ08: cush- @ Sesetae Holmes .......... ~ 6 ue, I esday., , ; Z , ab] svery Sunday. & p. m. and Tuesday at paws, answers by name of (Jueenie ; re GAS PIPES ned : @to - Robert | mother of Mrs. James Bressley, Stephen} || STadually swing the leg higher} the betterment and care gel, | 2 Dp. m.: lectures and messages: Friday. | ward. 3500 S§. Kingshighway. fe) $1.50; ene mone A | 3s. i Cars and trucks: giso | -lemer C. H. P 2 o'clock. Interment in Valhal a lone, batteries: : sizes: cush- . Wai . atteries: other Parts. 6000 Gravois : AUS. feariv alo 7 a aay Docia | 4nd Bernard Ryan, our dear sister. sister- and higher Swing each on 50 i a. henkehs cael j ane a wa ‘ingshighw ~~ . “DING AND CARBON BURNING OUT- . Geariy eloved lus sonar . , in-law, mother-in-law and grandmother. ti i y e : ritis, in any and all forms and | oS: br mn circle anc unfo ment of the POLICE DOG—Lost or strayed from 1 ern | C:1te-. Thom len lent condision. 36154 ne ae ae.” fon : nm seme coed goeanica tpg ang Be, nfl Ee D tice of f l later, f Ww ‘mes night and morning. Also stages. power within. Mrs. Peterson Victor | Glen. answers to name of “Chief,” re- Sat condition. 3615 Laclede av. | Mim. Hilda Scare 3626 Botanical | aNd our, dear brother, brother-in-law and k funeral home. 2117 East Grund bor. ||| diet is important and if you wish 4260R. co) | ward. VAlley_Park _81W fe) Inter : Ve at _fe) : Prank Hine i geen wenn uncle. in his sixty-lirst year. sation funeral home, 2117 East Grand bow and will send stamped ‘self ad- DAILY READER.—As to wheth- | Annual Convention of Church of Christ PURSE—Lost: at Kennerly and Sarah, 8 ye atonal Track Parts - lah esbit . 129 Armstrong f A gap tong oes “ikitech gh °596 dressed envelope will mai] you a macy srowth on the ovary, as else« |} Lommunion | Spiritual Pigocation | will be m. Finder call Lindell 4768R l : 2X 1 ’ - a ‘ F ; - C ; — i ; . i. e ' "a - 34 : : . inder ca : . 76 R, MOTOR TACK es Ree: EXCHANGE @& Waterloo, Ill. Sacton avenue. to Valhalia Cemetery. (¢7) ia 1927 at i0:46 a. ie Antone vroper diet list for your guidance. its charanta pareun depends upon | ust 23d, d4th. Both, n, 3230 yes URSre—Lost: Saturday morning; biue ARTS CO., 2611 Market. 2 Waterloo, Ll. DASHIELL—Entered into rest on Satur- | 7 Rad | yaa OP ne jen bg m omen SPO Y SWIMMER.—We do not larees er and tendency to Erow ||| healing and messages: 8:00 Pp. m.. pro.| leather: Grand bi.. between Connecticut {ce ph P Murphy 5093 Ridze - 9 YAt) 127 ae 10:45 a m Rn . ’ . ‘ , think th h ; or Smaller, the extent of ‘|?! gram and messacees: hy the best mediums and ITI'trh. Reeard. LAciede 1732. 22) 2 ‘ae -, - SND : 20, 1927, 20 a. iy | Schnapp-Hoffmeyer and the late Casper t the exercise you get in trouble it todd rT id ze | est. medium a Reward 3 ne USED ELECTRICAL PARTS 's Mim. Malina Dohrendorf. .4578 Emmerson (nee Piper), beloved wife | schnapp. dear stepson of Frank Hoffmeyer, Swimming or any other exercise in| krowled oor ons, etc. The bare || oF agate t nena at tag OO PURSE—Lost: black and tan; downtown , anera tore, magnetos and batteries taken d fete en tives: -' Savior Springs. i. on ae v ogpeenn pk meagan met ye on me our ear manne ane cousin and stenes &e of the pr iy welcome. ev. irs. Cora Philips.| Saturday: containing money and hey: re- romt the Salvage Corps: low exchan | a © Frobaia ....,....Taylor Springs, I). ennie Bran Mrs. ly -lof Marcella seater. tb > teenteae | ; a ei é ‘andmother, : Anthony Weis Jr. Oth |Our dear sister, aunt and grat oer 3 ettnalinetiatipeessmemeemen ee . ; Ccasions great || : ; rs -— re r a“ - , ? ~ > ite perma for a different feel anxiety and apprehension. ae | HEAR MYRTLE RU PP'S LECTURE. RED IRISH SETTER PUP-—-lost. 6140 DVERTISE your } ~~ ee ou mention. There is al-| when this is the case, inde. | | oh Go, Wrong.” Sunday, 8 p.! ghreve_av, | Musical Adv, Co Ways more or less contraction of pendent of its character, it sh Ma jj} | a Scneaday. A DP: TART ning all. RING—Lost: in gents’ public lavatory.' ALLL rooms painted and scraped. $6 up got ge ge gp a healed | be an operation | | jain power in scientific way. AN me- | vinnae oe 50 Market. Friday evening. | also plasiering and painting: ound and any such exercise as ||| diums should have this teaching. ‘Private | Victor _2750W. reward, work guaranteed. 3857A swimming and diving strains these paratively free yy poke is come |i! fan classes opening now. “4117 Lindell bi, SATCHEL—Lost: round black: Wednesday, | clede $230. sR sane wns || First Spirit Association. Inc. | meBiakely My, between Times Beach and | Bus Yor afiernoon, Grening Or all-day Dar : . ) SSOC . R sureka; can identify same; finder please| + *. , rite oa communicate with Mra, Frank Mullen, Eu- oon ny fe solicited. v. reka. Mo... R. No, 38, ox 50. moderation will be harmful or is! a gErowth often pm of such |!) Rector ward. 211 Chippewa. rice: testing free. Victor 4563 , RN AUTO TS. 17” “ { ‘ , ? ‘ Remains will be taken from Arthur J. 2 ‘ S . PO PARTS. 1728 Lafayette. (c83) | — racy ‘ —— ety anny © periors, 3846 ay Po eige 2 bag a bee the iy or Harris ; —— q J ‘ seph. “ic jto Union Station, on Sunday, g. «+, a | avenue. to Perpetual Hel Church, thence Auto Bodies For Sale @ Florence Parr . = aeoweabe 1:30 p. m. Interment at Worden. Ii, to Calvary Cemetery. eceased Onl K AUTO BODY—1998 Re ae ED se0k Indiana | GassNER—On Friday. Aug. 19, 1927, at} member of Bailey Council No. 981, K. ATM ere } Reo speed wagon em 9634 Gravoie | @ wee + th Gassner (nee Kolb). of |C.. C. K. of A. No 552 and Young 8 Presa body; closed cab: euaranteed tiret- ‘ : class condition: $750. 1128 nN. broadway, -Walter Hodve 4654 Varrelmann avenue. our dear mother, | Sodalitr. ci) (~} Mrs. i am ie on wr: ; -er - Pe ee yun — cores wee ts. Edith mother-in-law. grandmother. great-grand-| | yy ne noted into rest on Friday. CARD OF THANKS CARD OF TH NEW THOUGHT CENTER. 4232 Me- 7 at oO: ANKS » . Maria Pherson; services Tuesday. 2 o'clock. and eee _—— —_ ceeeetammeetnne ee ent BATTERY CHARGER-—Charee 10 batter. Me Nath 56064 Etzel | mother. sister and sister-in-law, in 19, 192 CELLAR Di spe les: reasonable Forest 1608 2738 of 4. Li 01l4/ Ridge | elghty-second year. yy es St tae le The family of Lauritz. Pet h T ——— lav cvening $m: } —I : handmade; C Union car: : g. o>: a : AEP are : M. Schultz’ (nee Utrecht). beloved wife of ersen wishes Mrs. Adolph Troll ~~ — Thursday evening. Mrs. Assman. SCARF—Lost: handmade: Cass, Union car: | agbie. PArkview 1 ae (c)} @ Frank Wolf | --3111 Arsenal |,,,.Funeral from_ aca Teese Poa, Frederick Schultz, dear mother of Fred,| © thank their many friends and relatives wish to thank their many rice aay UNIVERSAL SPIRITUALIST CENTER, | reward. COlfax 9198R. (cr) 4 PODIES-—Ux12: a'so Ox9 slake: custom (© “8. Mamie Windrieka 3644 Towa | 508% Gravois St. John the Baptist Church, | Mrs. Clara Woehner, Otto, Mrs. Bertha | for their kind expressions of sympathy | latives for their kind expressions of sym. |3116A Faston: Sunday and Thursday. “DP. | SHRINE PIN—Lost. diamond: small size: | CALL Yois built: chean @1% Cac (oft?) 7 = Ea 2108 Eugenia | 2*.> a. m.. to 4 te and Paul's Cemetery.|4ohison. and our ‘dear ‘motier-in-law, | and eg gi fioral offerings. Special | pathy and beautiful floral offerings. Es- |™.; Wednesdays. 2 p.m. Mrs. Schneider. | reward. Mr. Goldberg. 1401 Franklin. | eyci inting, BODY Wid.—-Essex coach. 1950. Box %] S@die Johnson’. °°. °°" * 2108 Eugenia | thence to Ss. . ¢ residence, | §™andmother and great-grandmother, aged | thanks to the Rev. Simon for his consoling | pecial thanks to Fev. Kramer for his con- | a ne words during our late bereavement. (c) | soling words. Also to members of the | St. Louis avenue, second floor, Thursday, 2 | TiReE—New truck tire, size OSx7 Good- | 5540 4860 Del, CHEVROLE Ee om body. 1050, S150: Mrs. Nellie Warne nes «EEO gt. yt SS3SA [arta eye gla 4 Funeral from the Leidner chapel, 2223 We wish to thank our relatives ana | Meridian Lodge. (c) | P- HARMONY gn 2205 = Blena rich, Rewprt, 217 S. 3d, fc} | & TF : trade, 4220 W. Natural’ Brider: ‘ey Vladimir £. Lo} ae ' e DUS. Se Aety BS Niel), beloved sister of St. Jouls avenue. Mcnday, Aug. 22, at friends for their kindness, sympathy and We wish to express our sincére thanks | : Phureday ‘afternoon. Mr. ler. | WATCH—Lost: large wents'> last Sunday: | Dre er, 2703 th. Hilanc — . E ida ......1404 Temple pl. garet Gisbertz (nce Die)’, :-45 p. m.. to Evangelical St. John's floral offerings at the time of our late be-|to all our relatives af place: Thu day afternoon. Mrs. Adler. : bandstand: Forest Park: reward = : wi: cosy terms. Morria, 2810 Olive, : piph M. Guenther .4379 Donovan | Zirnheld, and our Gear eisteriniaw and Washington (Mo.) papers please copy. | Annastatia Gatche I inst ona bereetenn a: tg dn Gur ay. Mectings Sundeoe. Tucedave and Fri- | a ee ITE BULL TERRIER Loctanele foe foot. WYdown 02073. S3SEk. joo. ~ ~~ . ; , orove seed ‘ ent w . s = Tuesday. | to St. Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Deceased offerings, especial thanke to Kev. Father a M =. — | 4 on. & " " . S35. 2316 W siasinn om wt At East St. Louis. te ag gong hg Cai. whe a member of Venus Chapter, No. 153,/| Ebel for his kind service and to Rev. ND MRS. WILLIAM DELCOUR AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL tAciede SiG ieee a, oe Aug. , coer, § - (c7) | Father Stevens for his consoling words enc ILDREN. Ce) eA CIOOS LUV. ag tions. ticors, Ww — , ss : , At : _# Star. s. . ; Fa | CONCRETE: walks. foundat ouring: 24, $15: roadster _ Marion Cannon-Beat ; ¢ Veronica Gorris (nee Benish). relict. of |Order Eastern : Ar ; ° - ; ; .EAVING for N rk. Take 3{WRIST W “H-—Lost: white gold: Tues- re LIP pnt body, $25: 4229 w. ‘Nat'l Bridge. (c) — ad J, Appelbaua,, Lon John Gcrris, dear mother of August. Leo SHERMAN—Suddenly, on Thursday, Aug. MES. HENRY PURK_ AND FAMILY.(c) yy lg, gy Rg Plans Hotel, ppg BH Tavior or University car or| Moore. 6228 Greer PArkview PURD BODIES——Seq ae Gonee, rondsters. | Schulze. East St. Louis. F.. pen Wu. aipers Tae a eee. is. 1927. at aOs1e D. pss oe , I wish to thank my. many relatives and IN MEMORIAM | MOTORING to Southern California about | Cleyton av. and Taylor and Olive. DElmar tru ka, Ys} we { - m i § ) E — = our aear SISicr, BiSier-liicis . ° 2) 283: scout oir "en + . e rienas or eir in ness an sympat y oes . a ter " _ ‘o. iorhe . > Dai /.6543W _ 13 BF te = ae ~ SURE a . a At East St. Louis, law, grandmother and aunt. al 39 | son of Joe and Felicity Sherman, dear} shown me during my sad bereavement in In loving memory of my darling daugh. Sept. 1; Willys Knight sedan; wish . me | Ov down: a Walter Slaski— Margaret Kline St. Louis 2117 Eust Grand boules ar Cah > Veen his. thirty-ninth year. son-for his consoling words, the pallbear- In loving memory of my dear mother PLEASURE TRIPS— Ten cents per mile; MAN'S aes S07 Maree. . a : *?! Help Church. Interment in Caivar (er) Funeral from residence of his brother.| ers and for the beautiful floral offerings. Mrs. Charles Masters. who died _— 19° c'osed car: 4 persons. CAbany S158. | Madine mane COUPE BODY—i928. 20. 2807 . 2 saree ocnemen HERLITSKA Sudden!r, on Friday. Aug.| Joseph Sherman, 2017 Lynch street, Mon- ee es KOSER AND FAMILY four years ago. LULU PEDDE ‘| WANT To RAVEL With man “having | GRANITOID walks: cellar }. S a E. J ‘ é er ‘ “F © he a «a> e * o> ~~ > « Ne Py . 2 e rs .e j a : H ; ] 19 1s o> at ] °‘3U ee ee Sd. I eter In loving memory of William Chaffin. car. io «ma Misouri tow Ng; man able BUSINESS CARDS floors, etc. ; Schottiler, 20: —— — ——- - + = ¢ 27. at a p. m.. Andrew Herlitska/ day, Aug. 22, 196 ubli : ; PORD BODIES—Sedan. all models: terms - | BIRTHS RECORDED. of RTS South Seventh street. beloved| and Paul's Cemetery Deceased -" ae a We wish to extend our sincere thanks who died suddenly Aug. 20. 19 to meet public. Box L-139. Post-Dis. : e | . J open Mondar evening, Morris. ®810 Olive. 4 BOYS } sont oTees Herlitsk (nee ember of Monroe Lodge No. 341, K. of P. ; 4 7 latives } ; eomaiengy ; . b - ves y isband f Theresa erlitska memb OG 4 © our relatives and friends for their sym Gone, but not forgotten. ARA 2 _M | oYs husband o : xt Monroe Lodge (c#) | path” deat hredaand {fiends {for thelr ssm- | "Gone ot foreoties 8 4 AGO $4 BRICKLAYING & TUCKPOINT’G | °ARAGES—fcar FOR EXCHANGE— t-ton panel + Tutach). our dear father. father-in-law and/| Wacker missed FAM : os 7 a s . pe . ~ a ’ : . : : : : ite | é IL a os good condition, for Ford roadster or Eo N Nichols, 436A S, Compton. grandfather, in his fifty-eighth year. Jo. | TCavement in the loss of our dear husband z ALL tuck pointing reasunable: expert chim- GAS stoves connected $1. , | ic teed. : 91 . > hae Pas o ) ; ‘ Be . PF a 7 . > in ~ | , clL— ve ] 8 Au . 19, 1927. . . Ves . " *j : , . ‘ ~ .; - ors S ate Mister sat a SF — a 33 Bent yp Be oe er — recall ced husband of ‘Rose _ Romarihal oral tee Fang Bag Blisabok bene, “mene ae 7 NEN y ney repairing. FOrest 782s. , > -@ . . % a “4 55 . 233. So 1% ay, m0 ay. out” lied i . " Sanfitee . 1. “ - ? i wn al T Fred | 5 37 at 2:30 ives for their kindness, sympathy and VIRGINTA BROWS FIED $40 : other cities. Leave 7:45 a m. or contract. KMOrest 2 (c6 rennan, 4016 Blaine. manu. beloved daughter . r - Land, i2vua Suuth Newstead of August F Hoffmann and Mrs d : : . ane ~ I # . i s i t ay, Aug. 18, Ly ae: u flo al ffe " F ‘reaw ot, i; re se ialie Ane te late bereavement. 7:45 p. m.; Rolla, Springfield 8 a. m..| GRICKWORK—Job or ae: ae . . ; . . “eh SUS4M. _ ¢ Sage, 6541 Marmaduke. Funeral from the Schumacher funeral Nora and Edith Spangler, Robert Harris Ehlenz of Perpetual Help Parish. and the Gune but not forgotten by his wife ang | ~ BRICK WORK and general reme ne ss Om us 3 n ‘i re . 2h D . ees 7 u : ‘ ENG Ss : SHICK Work, tuckD. Iniing, ney te Heute 80. Prairie. . Grand af ttn Seren sister-in-law, niece and aunt, age 16 years. | THE BEREAVED CHILDREN OF THE | JEFrERSON HOTEL _ MAIN 4600 a 4147 _ live. Lindell 158. ‘0 ancock. thence to Con ‘ dha Funeral Monday, Aug. 22, at 8:30 a. m.. | LATE REGINA KOERNER. {c) In jaemory of our dear mother and| 602 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 6248. (8) BRICK TiUCKPOINTER—Stone carpen- JUNGEWAELTER—Entere: See ron on | from family residence, 3970 Hartford | wife. Agatha Schiffmann (nee Steinberg). RICK Tuc KPOI =O PUR PLIE S WAN Polum'« and Delvecchil Co.. Hiland 5741. \\ 1346 Grahem set, . : : Reeves, 3107 Washington. Saturday. August 20. 192 at 1:30 street, to Holy Family Church. Interment To all our relatives and friends we wish | Who departed tise life two vears ago. Aug. old stone. | 2095 W » Howan. 1418 East Prairie. Christina Junrcewoerlter (nee Kueke). | ! v~ nein orl’ . t Rob- |to extend our heartfelt gratitude § and | 19. 1925. Gone but not forgot ae a. m., Christina , in SS Peter and Pauls Cemetery. (Ro thanks for thir expressions of aympathy | HUSBAND, DAUGHTER. RETATIVES | = , 7) ' | BRICK layme and tuckpointing: a us zz UCk nobY—% Ps ax TABIR. Chassis For Sale ASSIS —-l-ton G. M. CC. K- . 2907 Penunsylwania. ——- . “ . cal atin at et eee rar is is, ° Pas Patrick, 6433 Wyoming Schlueter (nee Hofimann). and our dear : . a , , —— ; . ‘ Sc} } Ne rie! Spangler, dear daughter of William and Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Henr § . arte: —- 2 . = of an re pone Aug i, teonard, departed this life 1 p. m.; Union, Jefferson City, 7:30 a. m.. 7 gg 4159 Westminster. home. 3013 Meramec street. Sunday, Aug. and Genevieve Donnigan, and the late Mar-| pPiftecth Street Business Men's Association | sons i i Meyers, 14114 “Dolman. sister-in-law, niece. cousin and aunt Julia Spangier (vee Ferris), dear sister of | @ ister of St. Liborius' Parish and Rev. 017. 2 o. Mm. Pee MIDWEST TRANSIT Co. ul houses, Boland. CUilas 7380W 1ci0) #841 8. Thirteenth. 7. 2 p. m.. to Messiah uthera! «xaret Froehly and Julia Harris, our dear | and the St. Louis Dairy Co | FREDA AND GEO. AND WILLIAM 1801 WASHINGTON GARFIELD 6653 | | E BEStSEbsszkees Ed pce HFEVROLE —CChassis: toa with -*) eondition guaranteed, no signs (cRO = S- -———— > e./07 Open nights acCARTH “PARDUE M M OTOR CO ee 6320 Deimar. Arkview 2526. ) 3 PORT—Ton track chassis; 1926; only $9 : : - terms. 4106 Olive et. enone SA Peri -ton fhaeris,, $85: good tires and Hewiv painted. 8345 N. way. . —_ Dao S345 N. Broadway (e) ai a af ~~ on BEEEEEEEES SEES EpEAE ng gga GO a ae — ae — ‘ = .% —Entered into re on Thursday./ 37 years. . 3246 Oregon. —— Y vagy 27 at 2:30 P- me John | z Reese a... ecw +» 333 S. Third. trie ‘dearly beloved husband o aro.une | 2623 Cherokee street. “ s and sympathy show us in the Fea » 2 ; — oe ; ; EV trick, 6433 Wyoming. Boone aoa our dear father. brother. ged eral later. ie of our Gear ‘mether, Elizabeth M Leuen- the bee me ih py ‘> ond ree ‘2 a ; - ; usil, 1732 Dolman. er-in-law, father-in-law, grandfather am | SUEDKAMP—Entered into rest on Frm |berger. We also extend our grateful tet: kad’'the Wibaress ie ae eee ALF or — we wtt . 38 Delor. uncle. at the age of 68 vears. "UR *harle Sue . for ; beautiful floral offer- ; ; ‘ a he j ‘ , av ugust 19. Charies J. Suedkamy |thanke for the many beautiful floral offe: ray met for rou an or our darling ~ 4053A Giles. Funeral Sunday. Aug. 21. at 7, >, o_o hosband c’ Viola Stedkamp, dea ines. We especially thank Rev. Father tony gt Bg A ald yw es dear A fe) | Camp walls ented. CO 2525 Colman. from the Georze L. Pleitsch aeee ~~ |father of Charlies Jr. our dear brother {Clements for his eervier, the Third Order! pone hut not forgotten.. Sadly missed we | TUCKPOINTING, staining. b 7 : mmens, 3431 Blair. Faston avenie, to Bethania o ery. . | brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Mot jof St. Francis. Also the pallbearers and | ong ther sisters and a he oved bit PERSONAL i grater plastering. stucco and repe a4 acchiolo, 5070A Kensington. | KNUTSEY—Fritered sato is _ ee ot (day. August 22. at 9:30 a ree Moy- ithe Gebken Undertakers for their efficient | ™°t°er. si y salma es, Bee } 4.8 ities ot) aes ee, — ne Aue, 20 3937. at 3:40 8 mm. 3 | dell parlors, }ississippi and Allen avenurs | service, ' ,emory of O uschenberg. who 1) Gara as fe cain Tete a” pee | Eitzaheth av. n vea d Minnie Konutsen ear brother, broth- ‘ waar aah oe , re Ee ebsites y 7 ge ee WMESS. Sere Ts — em | | i new and o hutici a Hefimann. 39 ance and mp ~and{: roar de, age 48 | ‘LICK—-Entered into rest on Friday.| We wish to thank our relatives and! The call was short. the shock severe | PERSON AT__ Ann jerman. call Cariaan | © c3nine , Tings Spe cial, $8 95: 2hoU Locust. 3 Wills 55. 508° rife wen My iw. grandfather and uncie, oe 19. 1927. a 2 oclock p, m.. | Many friends and neighbors for their rN part with ane Me — - i dear. —_ ATwater 08 Pie, . (c) | ., anes work guaranteed: references. AY as you ride on high-grade tres. a — $3, Clayton. Remains at Witt Bros.’ chapel. 2929) Michael Tulick. gy FB bee | ee a6 ees foes SS ae men eddies’ Ai alee ee ore | PERSONAL-—H. A. Wateon come at «mee. | == 6849 6° Lehman S44] Pine, JEtterm 4 dutchings "33° Meee } ne Ne “gph lage 9g PR hg Mane on = yer * oo sad Eontt Tulick i$ ip | Claren 6 "vinithaue” We also extend our | In our hearts there comes a longing all sick. = . silla as & ‘ ene P ey Ty. ) . grein ai aitt \~ F wre * si, ‘ | ‘ , a Se ~ ; : ; ’ — .on ae . woes ow ee a —— . — TIRES — - feg=), “4 d Tker, Be Eg eel mi. at lealtrtest’. “stetcend apic pie y on fFricay Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly'’s par thanks for the many beautifu! floral offer- Oh. if we could only bring him home. PERSON AL—Thomas A. Brice, brick CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS — rai ey + md to ->——Al! sizes, $2.50 un: balioon tires, cuMever Ha °° : a ae oO in “Ida Kvehner | jors. 3846 Lindell boulevard. on Monday ings and Rev. Father Kane of the Sacred Sadly miss ¥ |, MawOn—let me hear from you; impor- A GENERAL house reveirer: painting, a Y . ° all sizes &° Ds. is) yer, U6. 2818 Missouri at 4 a. m.. Ida : a ‘ : ISTE | : 2 McGraw 4125 Shaw. GRang 61 _and uo. 112 Carr {co rnd. 74, 5505 Putman : . ‘beloved | rife of Camille | morning, Aug. 22. at 8 o'clock. to St. Heart Church. the pallbearers. the mem- | MOTHER : : SISTER AND | tant. KK. H.. 41214 Olive. | window ropes. screens. GRand 1487. oe . % eu IRES— Used: all sizes, 35 up: ste AUechier, 72, 6525 Alabama on lear mother Minnie | Francis Xavier's Chureh. Inierment | bers of Stone and Derrick Workers’ Union. | BROTHER. PERSONAL—Wil passenger who helped | ALTERATION ‘ew and repsir wor - 2 eenuine haresine GQ d Pine *, boy, hy ; + hay pa - -randmotner. | SS. Peter and Peul's Cemetery. | Local 204. and Krona for their efficient elderiy lady to seat er saw accident ae + , Al? a ert, «HER Sl fa ; rand an : Uzek, 74, 27 neolewal nd «a e; grandmotner. | SS, Petes — — . ca r. bdr vasterin € e 5 - - ‘ ~~ 2 e as. Drengolr weki anG ur i ' ‘ WIFF AND SISTERS ° a 2 ‘ | ™ in e Sts k ‘ f roente . ick T &. oncret e! sTaining: comract or de : | ead TIKES ~Four rew S0x3%: inner tubes: 51, 6261 Kingshighway Park. Funeral Sunday. Are. 21. at 7:45 p.m... | SEGENER—Entered into rest on Friday service, ‘ - —e In loving memory of Freder ick Barker. AC eur oar go ll rat on “Oth e _ Om | work: Ccompitte wooowurking pliant arm) . 4 NE we Hi*e Ford trovk body- cheap Riverside ‘1. 4950 Fariin. from the George L. Pleitach chapel. Hand | Rue 1p 1927, at Ll a. m.. Otte A We wigh to exend our heartfelt thanks nme pepartes ime Nie Aus ae a has "ia ee tg “4 as oe ms efficient machines ready to give you real tit 5053 Wells. - Easton avenue. to St, Peter's Cemeterv.te7) | Wesener. beluved husband of Ida Weg- | to ali who so kindly assisted and for the | Ole from my heart mee 8 ot eed rt ieee rate. az Waugh. 2669 ’ i rey. Sorkmanenin at © tig outing "owt: 66, S03 N. Sixth. KUSE— Entered into rest at the home of | ener (nee Riechmann? brother of Mrs. G.| words of evmpathy and beautiful flora! | Why. or why did a or Cee die ‘ on | Pllcaeect nneaSK P Af Redeers & Co. 3S48 est Pine. nde i} S.A size8 7 ot Michigan. Mr. and Mra. EF. L, Phillings 274% wt. A. Voelker of Joplin. Mo.: Mrs, Otto F. | offerings extended at the death of our! Then comes snd ar or = sound and de an Sas eum! (ci) all sizes &° and ortny rie +; aeaty- first. Louie esa Frog aoe eh. Baie jPitaen | Aucustin Everard and Richard Wegener | peraved pan oy Osage oth poomel ee gg Re A. — only Asscep. | s ULLWUING—General fom A b> : . . , nia. °.4° alte uee, helo enn {| * , ‘j o Dr itt. for his consoling worde dur- _ a , . nas Schaliner bany "sein ee a ts Ph ms ae vad : 68, 4015 Ohio. F ‘the “iate” Bernard H. and try — = nade soy ae a. a a (ing ovr inate heres vement s Thanke to - te IFE —s CHILDREN SPECIAL NOTICES paverbanging. finer. Sa LE af : N. 12th si = | wl » 217 Talcott. e ec} sand. dear brother cf Mre. | 8%) ondary. r. o2 . | Seout Drill Master Mr. Burzhiem and Mr here will be a reckoning: anniversary | SOTICE *) ~ ropa : TIRES—iien pressure and balloons, $1.78 - | 7 1. 5964 Wells. Liar Kline. Mrs. Irene Watson. Louise Pos gg ee Reais Sis | Finest#in. and Troup No, 90 of the Boy | Mass Aug. “3. at 7:45 a. m. at St. — waite Chone a“ va Sh tone the ae an yy 4p. Open Sunday till 12, 3860. Easton. ; William. Bernard and Edward, and. ou’ | fT afayeite avenue, to New St. Marcus Cem- | Seeuts of America | Wards Church. + “©? | touie County). state of Missouri. do here. | "*O8hs eine oe (c99) E — 4 Births, ‘Dea y dear brother-in-law and uncle. axed 28 |“) fc) MR AND MRS. JACK NIEMAN. AND - by give notice that et pon: ; Tine — sel) chens er than ‘any ; = @ 150 E ths in Week. verre eh - 19°97. 30 Moers wes EVA MAT’ \ND FAMILY. ti} 28 lopacnr. 3 at for thelr ervicre’ THE * eam © Bs we nelecti t a - losis, 13 of Bright s disease. — =f ann ty Pan ty Pe * luli- MRS. EVA MAINR A. ; | } a ae oF dies for those seanti- | Sar ie | ; rr returw lest articles if the toa t« TARP oa OW LHC © new ad itll wee ; ; We wish to extem! onr beartfelt thanks ul rrmenrka. } r God's choicest bicesinres " er Laid : - - wand solid tet tires: all i... ‘ ; > e of cancer, six of apoplexy Raner. Mre M ey 7 fight M re. Eliza _— ' and appre: tation ior the hany acts of _ Ty) ° Mrs « ‘. No ris. . i’: in +R wut i ' ie i tee Ww hi ® reat ertined in l’ont-Uinpatch wan rornwre nr : They await their ehildren§ there Phenme your order or 1 at to t . 2 a lik Weber an Jonn Mehlik and our dear rraix F ’ : wie” yo E. 1020 i @ : noth } v an methy and heanutiful flore! | } ‘Vbef. daughters: Mrs. W. W. : walt. G A oy ; © humber of appendicitis. mother. in her «eventr-«cerenth rear i kindness, symr th} “ 4 . : : , : ' ‘ t today . ae ; 5 | / vette ; ¢ ‘e1rye m ¢ y friends; Williams. Mr Mabel Th s: Charlev.| Mother. your memory te es ewer ‘ . offertneg received fro he man G illiames Mrs. Mabe oma harivyv | your menrest dru int, : | : Tires Wanted ¥ TIRES Wid.—4, with inbes, 34x4 S5y5- standard make. Box H-23. >. Sr eR heen senlteengsemenrine oP Peter and Paul's Cemetery aw. uncle and Due notice of fun- |and neizhbors for their many acts of kind- | Just one year axuw touay love. God took x M14. F Pl > Tires For Sale 4+BALLOO' IRES-—Four 33x6.00: - ans, $5.95: 2000 Locust. (c} BALLOON TIRES in all sizes: trade ing: OO up: 2600 Locust ic —_— ——ws GOODRICH treed balloon 4-30x5.77. oat ‘ec _ St nk ak Ser NORE Cg eer ’ sf st. be © Were three suicides, one Funeral Tursdsy. Ang. 22. et 9 ». m.| 7 ~— | ariex day vou paserd away. BRUNA ‘ Bi med ima (Mickey) Navratil. Louls and Solomon Sterkx. sone, Mre., As t . force . : 4 it ' wind e — THE NAVRATIL FAMILY, | Clerdel Banksion, granddaughter. tc) i HER LOVING CHILDREN. nance. Miller, FOrest 1154 mn 1 ’ gic Church cide and 10 accidental deaths. | 3 St. Phijomena’s Catholi

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 715 these columns today. SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS bi ah ae a do any kind HOUSEWOR K—Sit. ag ieems: best refer- ence. JEfferson 4 IOUSEWUOUMAN—S8it.: With boy. 8. more for home than high wages: prefer woman bos w= 250 BUSINESS AND _ PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS wm ~ §ITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS le nee 23: experienced; | 1OU SoG, BA Se pick drives car. 9G ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH. a PLUMBERS 1} WALL PAPER CLEANING. tA PLCMBING repaired or installed: steam PAPERHAN ING a med and hot-water heating plants repaired at ‘cent one » car oa Sanaa wh reeage 3 wares Dive cost of es Bas enn 62130. 465 PAP N h—Good UC R—Registered city and ooaeeys bie og Peay = Crum. HUmbok "eis Be Buse ene: “SeIsA = able. ver Plumbing Co. A 4 ROOMS PAPEKRED—S$4 ton = In - dio. \ antred Stacdda rc. a Gp, work usr 5 Ontiractor: city. co ROOM 7 Th a, pair work promptly attended to. per ge ogy ng chtany 3437, “e) | arasc 67 ROOMS PAPERE D—$2 P. H Alabama. ifttaranteed. Victor 447 Ow. 374. PLU 5—Nonunion, registered city ROOMS papered, $3 and county: new and overhauling work: reasonable Perger & Son, 1231 Hamilton - inn S FOOMS papered $5: cleaned 75c. scraping. | plastering. Painting Parkview 4566. spraved. Murravr Bros.. PArkview 3885R SIR cyl; (co ef mM y a ed : PRINTING AND ADDRESSING | }0MS napered. reasonable: suaranteed | -xTENT FOR SALE—Curtaln bracket to AR 1 ER! ike . typewritine at , 1cO9) mages w ind of curtain and shade without | 7 the use of nai crew rite J, Coione Advance Letter Shop 407 x Sth {con ROOMS papercd $5 up. including paper | 119 x. Morrison ay. Coll linsvilie, Lil Lil. BUSINESS CARDS. 1006, $2.50: Chas. Cuilen. 14194 North Market st. |PATENTS of! gdon. free. Century Printing Co 715 TYler 184°] “09 ) PATENTS OBTAINED—John C. Higdon, =. oN “Higdon & Higdon, 1111 Central National WANT paperhan ing vont painting ; e| Bank Bidg.. St. Louis. Mo. MAin 1797: middieman's profit € “A hanvy oRnOT | assist ant in Washington, > C. rALENIS—Wateou P Bi. as ~ wa nr tent | t WHERE TO EAT Washington. Dp. C.. Louis office. 407 i RS MEDICAL PILES—Write for free letter of advice on | COLLECTOR—Sit. ; ase t easy self- treatment: avoid operations ae have car: referen Boz es P.-D. 72 Wiki dealres dress Eli Dunn La . $820 ) IRA TOR—S!t.; pon pain pa - aN ~— Kansas City, Mo. meno) | perbanger: desires janitor job. Jietiersen Socw i oo Box M33, Post-Die (90) mGIs P ente for | G AN—Sit.: mm wa REGISTERED to fit surgical garm 6103. on” a tae core 7 pt rupture and eats. hernia, floating kid- | ee SOX ney, varicose veins, etc. Will call by ap- YOUNG MAN—Sit.: drive Eo nacy or what CADY—sit pointment. Mrs. Maude Howland, GRant | _have vou? CAbany 22 room : DRUG CLERK junior; several FOU NG MAN-—Sit.; colgerd pasiry work rt) are years’ experience. Coitax S935R, drive car. JEffe small famil 20. work in druc DRUG _CLERK—Sit.: good references: you NG MAN—Si!.: CADY—Sit-: store or theater pi~hts. Box x Y-130, P.-D, need: (ann rried: SS years’ experience selling. 2 YOUNG MAN—nit.: to drive for private LADY AION re Sit, ma FOrest 2685W. for private URUGGIST—Sit.; registered: for after-; family: exce'lent referencer. res rty: would travel. Bo Vi m and evening or morning and after- Yr T woes biti ras aesires ar — pould travel. Box _ -|Wouak — 8 ~~~ Ba og Box Y ze. Post- Dispatch, ~ ty A tr tg on. : x Mai3. : -D (99) aS = et § —— ag i it. ee LECTRIt IAN'S HEL PER—»sit. experi- ri- | Yo NG MAN—Sit.: elper. ey pin pe : clean pain Mamie, Lin- | Konced. tools. cat. FOrest 6426. do anything. curral, 7221 | Bruno, ‘ccantanne. Box "1-340. FostDis. for | WOMAN—SIl.. colored, 3 davs housework. | SLECTRICIAN—Sit.. general a Maplewood. capY—Sit; ea a Ei meme yh me 4 every week a ‘Aus 24 G e electricion: 12 years ‘experience: ; avenge | Tou NG MAN —Sit.. paper cleaning, mg. wood = 1506 ose; R fter Ran andl motors: light wiring. Waeni: 3 aint. Browning. Eimar ork; cleaning. gure Post-Dispatch. 6786 W og ye LADY—Sit.: housework; urs- MANUAL ~married. wishes po-| ing; whole’ or half days; reference, Box ENGINEER—NSIT.: PRODUCTION AND ; You NG make machine; do | M-3&88, Post-Dispatch. ean drive any € housework or NE CHANICAL: ‘UNIVERSITY GRADU. | sition: ATE: 3 Y EARS me Bay eet minor JTepairin Olfax_19 1936W. LADY—Sit.; ee ; light anieee gare a Call | FARM “FiAN Ds, : experienced; sicedy work: State wages wanted. Y-230, rt, 72 WOMAN—Sit.: colored: day exchange piano lessons for; _laundry ork: references. 13 Li tie. d Frenikin OMAN good, e; R. —j 33 rank house work for odd days. Call Colas housework. exper: | 8COSM. al eer eon ¥ 404, Post-Dis. | WOMANI: colored; work ark Mondays. to elderly yeenentnes: small b NTIST—Sit. as assistant: 4 y rience: licensed in Missouri. Post-Dispatch. en +9 Jefferson un ty: ifalthass Riverside (can, up: work PATENTS 1416 Hickory. , - PATENTS secured. B. Zillman, Fullerton and up. Victor | Bids. former examiner in Patent Office. A NTS ined, e and lolders cellars whitewashed. Set ug F ay on ag Brown Bidg.. ,? mechan c's RADIO REPAIRING —_ GRand 6577 for radio repairing rts. ecis and service: Fada and Philco | FRIED epecia ialists. Beacén Radio Co.. 3408 S. Jef- |" a. Tr20n ay. (299) . EXV’ERT radio repairine. $2: day or night. A. MM. Doke, CAhany 7491. ch) RADIO—Call service expert. prompt, cient: special rates. COlfax 5726J. RALLS Radio Service. Testing repairing. aerial: gnarantecd. “Olfax aaasR (ce) RADIO DOCTOR NORTHWESTERN TYler 2914. 2524 | any kind: electrical cae pref re 4923, FIREMAN—Sit.: 12 years’ experience. ae Post-Dispatch. experienced: house man | Fieewe 7 612 le-aged. refined: either a > neasskeeper : state Immerc seit SO RA. enn te on A a AO Re ais ONY AEE, ALE NOE BE ANA: Nia ca a I Ai A A et Rt eS Line OO ce DS Ae Vln 1 Arta don oo aae dim ae “em eer a pads grade ® nen emer seside wa ee AM msg potee iis 18: desires work in experience. LINEN LESMW a it Titel Aide i aaah elit tin ements aber hae aan pr 4 ri ‘ . arket: ATTORNEYS—COLLECTIONS | PATENTS brocured. trade marke resis | aged: single. "Box Post-D Hel ee “5403 Robert, Ss, — oy Pon os a owe YOUNG LADY—Sit.; will care tor chil- tered: a comoprchensive, experienced | GENERAL MAINTENANCE — ai evall Trier 1108". dren during parents’ absence; 35¢ per orompt service of the protection and de- perienced electrical. vipefitting: meais. all - hour, FoOrest 4275R. Life Insurance Collected zy fs . back . a klet of aermenes and form for Gis- LEMAN—Sit.: with “Ford coupe. wil] MA? age 6 ears’ TI pee cet ia ° whole or ‘rr AOS Det W. Deteeil, adiguter. wor’ | closing idea. free on request. Richard B.| drive private fade or invalid: careful | oo eet fe —— wor Eos M32 20,| _half days; reference JEfferson 9237. B. NUGENT & BRO. I f | Owen. 13 Owen Bldg. Washi n. D.C experience: best of reference | “3 ington, e ° ery eT. Rox Y-117 Prst- Dispat ch Post- Dispatch. LAU NDRESS Sit.: ae red: good refer- MAC INIS1 | ence. Call JEfferson 6066. ists, accustomed to ing requiring our specialty Stolte Roof- 252 _Washington.__ LI: Lindell 4487R. ich9) Ca., RArkvicw 6663. PROFESSIONAL | HOUSECLEANER- Wall pape ae | firm: salary basis: collection aged. to JATE d tile ssamued &r cieane ; . r. ° : . SLATE an BEAUTY PARLORS paints. windows washed. JEffe 3119. pie, Fn mathe agg have car LAUNDRESS—Sit.: or cleaning; good ref-| with refined people. Box H-165. Post soli ver. Olive Rul 14 — | rson st-Dispate erences: Tuesday, Thursday; Lind 635 | Dispatch. . (1) | MAN—Gn movin NTE _ aa BEAUTY culture service worth walking aor = 7 gy soerienced attendanis. Lin- | AUNDRESS—Sit.: colored; OUNG LADY—Experiencec. general of-/ 5S. 18th. — r «tor a used ‘car. > Stilton. and repaired; all work guarantee .. a. J as el] 1: . nae " Young Roofing Co.. Cc Abany O387 (cOP: ; wees Thadicure « - Sp i 7 cation: best of character: references: TiR—Grave!l and rom poet ix vs ie any roof | “ " Ry t wave, ne be pana System of —— SUPERFLUO US LATHEMAN_MACHINTSE ei el i ne a? wore and corr secondary. Tuesd Carrie Elmar 3s SW. M-362. Paat-Dianatch. 3g 1; ‘ ork 324 Post-Dispat« —Tucstay. Carrie, Dittmar S85¥, day work: best city ; ends. for $95 HELP WANTED wort i i bleach - or yed hair: = - y , - = me h A IN -Ss—S .: in . aniecd. Master Roofing Co.. [versie | ment, S808 Olive. Lindell 3183. "ves2) | REMOVED BY A SPECIALIST | ‘iavedonier. 1 aaoe cncriewne poy | Menehment: — Lone experience all phases | va. SLi ber day, dhitersan. 748). MEN, BOYS (699) | permanent. wavink sas | Also. ee a. watts and all | Y-22:3 Post-Di spatch, luni nent ‘hable record and references, Box CAUNDRESS— sit , experienced. _ M. + oa a »OX ). 4 at iSsucs emove y PEKRNANENT : a colored: clea by ROOF ING The Beauty no scars: work cuaranteed. SWAINTES ANCE MAN—Sil.. 10 years.| SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | aay: city reterences. Z ine Superionce cummmintionn eee ag ) 7 : cai oo. | . (cS) | referenc el : : .| tories: om oO ri No. 3. Heavy Smooth. ith nails | efe e ectrical pipe od bfackemith of} BOOKKEEPER—Sit.: and correspondent; gp gh rt x | fits, Glenridge Textiles. 400 East Fordham “county entate 0 dved and bleached hair: gpen, evenings |4549 LEWIS PL. DELMAR 4386. (89) Wi y LIVES: a LAU £ mys v appointment. Mrs Gene. 2 Shenan- | AiN4 —Sit.: wants posi- | iUSINESS WUMAN—Ssilt: educated, versa-| dell 6182J. dogh: GRand 1422. (c62) | tion in hotel. apartment. office or fac-| tile. experienced meeting th blic. d ; children’s haircutting _ lunch THEATRICAL tory: understands care and maintenance mgt . ae * : ee BODY DESIGNERS AND location. , ; CHORUS GIRL—Enxperienced, young. S04 ° . ‘ “erie $5 from 6 to 7: private from 3 to | 4. No. 3, Heavy Red; Green, Blue- lemon; $5. trom 6 to 7, private from e) | Beckiner cashier and cigar saleslady: JEffe ‘ Bla k, t 1. W th 1 MAX Sit: mn drug store and botel work: best refer. LAUNDRESS Sit.: CK, guaranteec 1M Nas Liberty Music Hall, 3627 Delmer. —_(c) oe ences. __DEimar 2388 _\Vedneediy, ‘Phursday__ ae ; MAN—Sit.: young, married; any kind:| $65 month. Cajl JEfferson fferson 6029 LAUNDRESS—Sit.; or cleaning by day. ee ? 2 iams Dance Studio. All lessons strictly | Y-305. Post-Dispatch. handy with tools. 2129A John. COOK Si. Ider Lindell 6094J. private, any hour daily, evenings. Sun- | fARATRICAL—Carnival eames, ~ alas} ah. fA COOK—Sit.: elderly German lady wante AUN! Sst: , Bitael : farm 7 lding. Kienzl. 7710 Alabama uésday , y; reteresces, ‘ .- sults positively guaranteed. Established | : farm. __4770 Spalding - ——— — “ye Gal., $1.50. I87R. Hattie A. Adame. gar J. Adams, | @?¢ture machines, films. pier “toot “Malt MAN—Sit.; young married man wants |COOK—Sit.: Austrian lady, we nota gg, Sits curred: a eo Mon ox : . ° . ——— 5 >ost-Di h day. Tuesda Wed reday 4 ‘ASTLE L—2839 Olive: priv MAN—Sit.: 200d worker: a email | 4-153, Post-Dispatch. > SCHULTE HDW. & PT. CO. CAS" L 7s _ BGHOOL-28: Be. ate | EMPLOYMENT WANTED pay. Box M-58. Post-Dispatch | COOK—S't.: fraternity or sorority cook;| Micrences. Hieron Sonn, — i= — . ; rk che: } Lessia Claypoole, Hillsboro, lil.,|; home; experienced; references. COMMUNITY Center School of Dancing. MEN work cheap. 1503 S. 11th. ice - 1401 &. Grand: now teaching fox trot » BOYS MAN—Sit.: florist” and kardener private | 142 N._Hamiltor: st. (98) | 1844 oe ee a , -o et Ook @ Pua ; ‘ ’ Ox : . ‘ . . Ps eraere, Wee-rere track: | Alien Mo- fle: 6 private lessens $5. GRand 47-0. | ot of Seems » ese ee: peer nome HAN—Sit.: a elderly: night watcha, oer piain and fancy sewing. COlfax ee, bundles. references. D ry da’ J uc » S OO. 4 7~ mea oY ; ; LAU N DRESS—Sit.; — ; a ing. All steps thorou lained experience, desires ition. Box -391] we ace af srs , OT ty MOVING—Take furniture in exchange. | Most. senses ss ena sourt canter 9 ~ 3 Post-Dispate! ‘h. orl amma = (2) a can drive a Box M6. I “0, —_ were 4 Pitt i DElmar 4448, Mon - MAN-—Sit.; Wants Megat .WoOrK, ox - a ee ge Oi Ballard \sons any how op; © Naan Ss fe at B...9 graduate: 10,3 cars’ experience; reason- = - . - | kown fiers ais. suits: excellent style for) PO Aemcaanse i cood references. — re caenl ent =T 1G 4 ons Beh our. non { po L -| abie, sRand j aol ee ‘ 7 ‘ou lee | 395 E ” Resulis mK Cooney ot omen Ts . i, more, | Stout ladies; perfect fit guaranteed. JET- BOY—About 10 years old. hich school acon Mr. WE ARE BONDED MOYERS. WE 50 ws Hicko: SEE o ee | CSSx) | “cializing on booke ef fraiernal orders: GERMAN TADY SIN oT Semen Go| day or half days: a gene in sales office of steel com- POMS FC Mm Sit th. £ x INLS, JEF- | aN L WE L “Ee R, closing final statemerntea. BR ‘x y- 4k . P.-T. Seve r. 411° Pleasant. washing at her re. O63. ; -_ | eT sar — a of organization, i! ey Dportun ty for a PROSPECTIVE — private: one-ho ur lessons. mor nings, MAN—Sil.: LAU NDRESsS—Sit.: colored, experionced: vancement. Pe Dx. H-11lG yet Dispatch.(c)} General W arehouse Co. noons, evenings, Sundays: ? perle! nce: offers service to meet Post-Dienatch. GIRL —=sit.. cored ; housework or Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. FOrest | BRASS MOL AND BORER— STOR P5G-—-MOVING-—SHIPPIXG. means of smaller concern MAN—Sit.: work. of any kind: handy aby Jav_or_ week. JEfterson 9584. 1069. | Kinloch Brass ay Casting Co., 2356 Palm. |Music: alse time of music a with tools, driving: radio serial work.|; GIRL—Sit.; 2, young. for housework or! The } i ret . anv point. | COrrect position: plain da ncing: ACCOUN TANT-BOUKK EEPER—Siz.: €X-| TYler 23103. - The oie thraden wan wien. The low- ste) ps in this course. I guarantee everyone périenced on shoe factories, allied trades 3814W . ia est fire rate on storaxe. | and she stores: will devote full or part ing. 3417 Plair. TYler 3437 — hs 2p Post-Dispatch. **| OUTSTANDING MEN WHO | 4 r 2 #2 hop ane . FOrest 4300. (c62) gh as, GRACE LAWLER. 5026 Del. : shop. Call Hiland 0155. (7) Rade a “tin x. bridge building a specialty: BRUGGEMAN—L: g. remode! eMs installe FIREPROOF STORAGE CO. ing; reduced prices. ” 58\ 9 ‘Del mar: C Ab- JEfferson | LAUNDRESS—Sit.; ——— woman: oon | cert. Box 3 ‘-Dis | GIRLS ‘.$ lored - r Gay and Juesday: relerences. Sit.: houseman, chauffeur; colored: | Lucile, L indell “2133, general housework. | 451%; | CABINSTHARERS—Hams Se perienced . | INTERESTED IN BECOME ( experience; reference. LInd}] \GIRI Sit - colo red: ta we gel ae gt Pema B ne. gM dy fown =~ -- EET 41 35 Ove st -~ SOCIATED WITH i : " al S. ffer ~ was ma undles: call an iver. ET — Musi irst-class re- : “ gmail bundles. Ji#ffer son 6762 —e 6S m4 ‘ SIVE bc and 10c STORE € OUR MEN MUST B&B .: wan its steady position, janitor. | GIRL—Sit.: colored. neat ior a om | Mrs, Quinn, 1327 North Market. pair man and finisher; steady work. Scigel +. STOCKROOM, PROVE mer: handy with ail | JEfierson 720 LAUNDRESS—Sit.: Monday. | Furniture Co.. 2200 Franklin av. {c) lea “34 ov f. | GIRL—Sit.: - lored: general housework. cleaning. Friday and Saturday. CANDY MAKPR— Manufacturing con- 10 onth ; prices reasonable. Box reliable experienced: near} Lindell @S75J_ sewe 2026J. or 4941 Wise av a sae | fectioner, about to start in a large a ABILITY A jigs and fixtures, also tool t a 7 and carfare. ND UPON aii EARN PROMOTION TO HIG# makers experienced in the mak- AC POSITIONS. OUR STORE sy _ing of experimental motor and ae any 717 _ a 1 ———a : et. -Dis ~ t¢ 50: ‘andi — employn sent on country place; |= MAID—Sit.: halt day: requires the services of an A-l RESSM G—Mis te] c far ; ; | L—sit.: colore : | 5201-09 Delmar BI ° | ere re gh - ary i CARP ENERO ‘estimates on repairs. | 2tm. small. Box Y-297. Post-Dispatch. | won 9p =a af | er who ig thoroughly experienced in =. GERS AND EXECUT! ehassis parts. Good wages and /|#% DEVELOPED IN THIS } excellent working conditions. work ~half days. O45 owns. 1704 Marcus FOrest 4 mornincs. dav. week, JEfferson 2835 ' Lindell _4392W li household goods will be safe from) -— titi eraves: m na | MAN—wsil.- elderis ants at ~ re # : bn «5309. “ ; ing marshmallow cream wo —, THEFT. MOTHS. DAMPNESS | DRESSM AKING—F as’ ionable: by day or (oF | Seon Barents: very reasonable. eet 3) a or restaurant Wi "ie hee ke rt | GIRI—Sit... to Huree or assist with houge- —s. — gy a os salary and Cae for one When properiy packed and stored with us. | ~- 1 © | TRCHITECTUR qV; —— Poxt-Disnatch. ‘| work ergon 0. | : ree who can Ssenty by the tn : Lowest Pool Car Freight Rates. by ogo ype ‘—. NI a istenae pe caluareines erec: MAN—Sit. If personality. fair education. | RL—Sit.; colored, general housework. eo ee ee qenets eee tee MEN BETWEEN e} DRESSM AKER—FE xperienced by day or at pF “ sted e leanin Cali he ° Gay. JEfferson | . ape qhais Felina) and remodeled a spe: | | Janitor work: day of might: 14 yeare’ ex. | GIRI—ohs eal are | MAID sit; mighe St. Johns. AND 30 MOST DESI Apply, write or wire, Super- STOVES, FURNACES, RE eS . | « ne —_ r. b. ap in round man. Telephone prs eis ion, any kind. Phone Rive: | GIRL—Sst. NURSE—Sit.; best reference. —waret clas a Loe private trains: jor To nes mar. FOrest 67 Open Sundays. ash and iron ull or pa a time; Post- Tic ACLCOUNT: AN" . s—-! Site. YOUNG MAN—Sit.: 32: anxious wb cn- our ncrese an the, free guide book, “How to Obtain a no |free. Terms reasonable. Victor J. Evans | GARDENER—SIit.: experienced rae | Fats ‘yl MAN—Sit.: LADY—Sit.: refined middle Tholozan, call after 6 D. m. JOHN B. SMITH, lawyer. located 320 | velopment of your ideas: preliminary ad-| man: marriea: reasonable salary. egy ye : ete =. YUUNG LADY—Sit.: | life insurance claims and collection _ROOFING ‘lapsed policies of deceased persons that (co) LAUNDRESS—ABSit housework of any | YOUNG LADY— with boy of school | bring tools. op) ELEC ; MENTS ric siftereon 1868 ECTRIC TREATMENTS. violet ‘ x ” YOUNG MAN—Sit.: age 21: or out of the way fer: shampovu and marce!. first . class city references. . JEfferson D 2671. fice work. typing. lieht stenography. gill MAN—In battery shop: Sth. ‘ renairod. Primm Boolinge Co bo n | si0_* rim oofing = - AAP sth " - a 5 roOR R m Lips, or other city. Henry RSee 37 709) goa is what I am after. Volume ime “a ~ We gslso wavs HAI Phil ips. | "material. Idle account consolidation. re- | references. JEffereon SP. MARCE “ee ce permanent the Multiple | San El | wy TEt AGENT Me: li guaranteed me ~ h si Ul 4 é ANAG i—S +4 . on. 'Os . f on s— en. women, sc WAVE — $3. guaranteed Electric Needle, permanenily caeasiomen ak Gh eo bb | = a se ~ eA Jefferson GRand 7522 SPECIALIST. $ mOCGrs oo machinery: os ha gcapavie of taking entire charge of office: erence. Y. and cement, per roll, $1.40. — WATER WAVE without combs. from per- sires Fnsinese connection. Box — ED of boilers, elevators, motors. electrical Y Fullerton Bidg. DRAFTSMEN ON CUSTOM COOK OK HuUU yr :Al: co home LAUNDRESS—Sit.; “Sit or por R—To take charge of small LAUNDRESS—Sit.;: ants 3 days MANAGERS take care of children 3966 N. Market. or sae YS Chouteau. | SRICKE AYERS —Beveral non-union. HI ito dance as I instruct. not pull you around i'time ata f B » rite oy age ggg yy B Euclid Delmar. ime at a Jair price. ox ¥-2135. P.- ) rices right. y. ary ° ter: married: now employed. 960 ED Pat- M -SS4. aged; E Co., 648 Oth, Washington, D. or vegetable, for pereate place: middie- 3 years’ ployed; would like a place with elderly 4068. Fullerton Bide 3) i a > - : vice readily furnished without charge: | 181. Post-Dispat OU .G sir. vas lerk : LET us | give you an estimat on your roof- — worthless: no charges for PA at — id: a , 63 366. se married: re erences. tion; desires maw oe with reputable | } or kind. Gertrude, Lindell 6989. age; wishes cpiepunest as housekeeper,’| MAN—Middle- masages, vapor steam cabinet, baths for SLATE. tile and gravel roofine | 4 a. JOB PRESSMAN—Sit.; A. Jordan, 2510} ‘position with good future; college on ee Sees, woe; s LAUNDKESS — Sit.: colored: Monday,| assume responsibility: salary open. x ean) | a short time ; ringtet evenings by ee in 4 nHrivately: $10. . and quickly. 1as had long experience. Box M-6 | LAUNDRESS—Sit hosiery: wholesale prices; spare-full time Secret, 3406 5. Jeiferson | N° P@B, : PERMANENT WAVE—This week. $5: we| ..NO CHARGES FOR CONSULTATION. Currall, 7221 Br 4 uno, Maplewood r . , 9 “Nr > ; : ~ - desires position, Phone CAbany 784 R. AL NDRES e An nen Xperteneed in ee s and WAN SLATE COATED manent ~~ Bae a wave. taught in one CASHIER—Sit.; young lady: machinery, plumbing, etc. Box M-47, Post- poe et ane CHORUS GIRLS—Apply between 6 ma 7 WORK. APPLY HUDSON and cement, 80-lbs., per roll, {AN—Sit.: colored; bricklayin night, Lindel] 0516 P ABSOLUTELY—Positively the — to| clined, to work with ledy and man; free ~ Inde tole, experienced: 2 —s 4tergon or suburban. Box Y-403. Post- -Dispatch, - “* ry Monday, Tuesday out. rerEtrerson 2 >. rc dance with music. is at the Old Reliable | not over 120 pounds; give telephone. Box 600K oat aity ~ mea BOOKKEEPE : > me av pe: ESS— . office; state ex rience. reference Gray, Buff, Brow n, Green; days; 10 lessons, $10; 4 lessons, $5. Re-| “concession tops, mummy MAN AND WIFE—Sit.; want work on position in restaurant or private. Mrs. | LAUNDR Sit.: colored; ce ace, pel . teachers, 4614 Delmar. Phone DElmar 6059 | = work, COlfax 2701R. | meat preparing; hotel or restaurant. LAUNDKESS—SIiL : ae ae FOREST 2360. 28354 UNION BL.(c62)/ 4404 Lindell 8858 (cS) | MAN—Sit.. young to learn bakery trade. middie age. colored woman: best of dye JEfferson STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS waltz. one- step, final hon. Chicaco shvf | ACCOUNTANT—Sit.: can keep a small place, country. M-387. Post-Dis DRESSMAKER—Sit.: experienced: col-| LAUNDRESS—Sit.: colored vEP (c62) | HELEN FAE STUDIO. the last word in | ACCOUNTANT—Sit.: 10 years’ automobile | 7.x Sit, by middleaned educaied” inant DRESSMARER—Sit:; children’s clothes: Monday, Tuesday, 3427. o« e4 _s * t> 5 Sa —_ HC —“ Bobbitt. 2515 Chouteau. GRand 43:0. | Piain dancing. finale, Chicago, collegiate ACCUCNTANT—Sit.; part time; university 403. Post-Dispatch. | DRESSMAKING—Sit.: expert: magnificent | LAUNDRESS—Sit.: white; wants De Sate. Mo 19) | Good results. Resulis_ guaranteed, 931 ACLOUNTAN?T-BUORREEPER—SiL. ~>sape- ; ferson 671 | LAUNDRESS—Sit.. MAN—Sit.: experienced in auto repair. F. must be willing i start at botiom Call for A Sativer ‘i: : ] sons. $] ] ons, 5. = ~~~ — —~ 4 " —s EERSON 4163, BO lennons 7 om X . ACCUUNTANT—Sit.: in general practice: willing to work at anything. | -025 lowa av. | wi Box M-414. plained thoroughly before dancing y ) ost- Dispatch. THE LARGEST IN THE CITY more a tone tg er rane German: housework and cook- | @Rand se WE CAN NOW PLACE A iCall or phone for first appointment: open ee Oe ee ee Ot le Satta Ny all |, ACCUUNLANT-BOORKEEPER—Sit BEN A. LAN GAN Oe Sama oe ' ea 4 SS RENOWN AE ONO MEE AN: NOTIN Siting DR y's ~. audite made. ooks Be mse closed swWilterments: tax returne; Tuesday: GRand | ee kept; finan: “al 6. ae Ob work. nigbt or JEt- colored girl: 5894. or da ywork. (eS) 1? e CO} tax GI - , e } who JEfferson 6465. tions strictly confidential. Box K-07. Tong Distance yng lined: latest styles- home or out. 6 some of the most attracti ngness ; :| Lindell 9464. D : y 7 ; reat some « 0 ive build- willingn to work are assets, give me} ; PHONE FOREST 0922 (c62) | Buch d._FOrest_ 3564. . Wishes position with ~3 atrial. Lindell "07 20,7. | GIRL—Sit.; colored: licht housework or MAI “it; neat. a te Sour id O1 ay shine: ; iti JEt ot 23 Munger's Laundt chine; have tailoring expreience: work | time. JEf ferson 6762 cooking ._tefermices. : : “' free _while learning. Call TRi-Citv 558M, | GIRL—Sit.: colored: work either by | ~USSE—Sit.; chi iidren’s: month; | CARPENTERS—Several; a capa TION AND EXPERIENCE South Bend, Indiana (¢2) AMA Cemwess kinds galiv CHA lored: lawn and housework: reference and wages ex Post-Dispatch .| Satisfaction given. 609 Arcade Bidg. GAr- |. ervice manager: wants work email . service anager: nts rk Bait | stalled: Parkview 38S85R 1 IRNACES—Repatred resol lable, cleaned. Kossuth. COlfax 4929W eet: Ps ] ress tied; 22. Post-Dispatch. | cal and general office ois experience: | children coeen| “Ee of ent | reliable: best references. GR na 1816. CHANDELIER AND LANTERN MAKEX Cesires pos . 7 a iN— Yount ar complete. Robinson | gay Sunday. 2°18A Portis av, Lederer. in a. Riverside | = or? | L—Sit. : : a | PRIN SEWING Scr | BOUKAERPan—st 2) | sites practical nursing at very moderata| “oD erenced: Seferences” S128 Maple.” | -comMnement cases. JEfferson_1880, | as - : Ss c , NG— .e@asonhe ble rice. L " } at ER ~ it > ; > | children. Lindell 477: r be x . OF - r MAN—Sit.: 23 years with dependents: de- 3332R. (92) for doctor's office and ores draw: swept irom top down: tuck point- § MMORKEEBPE! M Ere EW i aaeee onably done, VO 4 Bad E ——Mit.; Keep open, close, pairing Hudson. & Baker, 1508 E! COlfax 907 (c80) | balance: snare time. PArkvi coat e723. sires s job ‘with future: any work: good | GIRL—Sit.: place as a in private fam- Ww. | educatio my own car. 64 Lindell 4376 BOC KEEPER FFICE MANAGER ING and repairing steam and = pene fs xen FIC AN GE —Sit. :| Coleman. 1) | JEfferson 0654: call after 6 __P._m. iDerbe Welleto ae = DETECTIVES take” full ree ot hocks, and andie ‘of | MAN, STs, German, Tomer Bangy 06 | GUS eee aede ceting her | NUNSE_-SiL,, competent” Tor companion EPAIRS “for any old stove. DETECTIVE SNYDER does shadowing and | ape 37.__ Det 35-900, Post-Dispatch. | ce cede a Noe. yard: relerencs.| ena” eee hie comments 4 peti qmmmmmenichenarcrsar tient furnace:” art androns, fenders. investigating. 4653 Newberry. DElmar | BO: WOR PEPER AND OFFICE MANI— | iew B8740" — sige soi sTRI_= 0 ~ Y — Screens, etc 6053. (100) & s cok. years one firm: know auto- | Sew _O5 | all jas - | : ences. gt housework: refer JEfferzon 4632 , state exper v : pected. Box measurements: patterns a specialty; best round experience: & years shop foreman chimneys cleaned, tuck ned’ reasonable. Open evenings. 3937 business _ builder: consider any offer: have = a2 m—lInstalled: cast | tur a gfter 6 o. m., Saterday after 1 ov, m he or second-hand; al'-|; MAN—Sit.; elderly. active, capable: de | Lindell 25075, NURSE—Sit.. practical. take care sick or cS) M-47.| we teach - you! “eal! “Foe sr ont T. O'Brien, 7500 veromnt; Riverside 2561, tg) trovia dirty not afraid of work: one ; xperten fuck "\i.? ioe man: steady Delt making deliveries in 8&t. ager - work. 1215 Erm St. uis poenrses: state age, education : t usely 4 Toh PO EF and experience; a salary to start. 3 J-384. Pc atch, Ly , os Rox H-109. Post Di bh. Aa — HOLS CT Sa CLERK—$i2o0 to Sino. Consolidated bm- ee | . an ontrert. “FOrest aEaatt your organization for a man 39 years old. iHOU SEGIRI r—Bin.: neat. co olored: house- HUmboli_ 0194. | SGMPTOMETER — Individual instruction | & ik PENTER—sit - - —_ - experienced accountant, bo ok Keeper. cred- | _work. cooking. JEfferson 6332. GUARANTEED wallpapering: paper in-/ day or night. Linsin’s School. 1531 Ar | building or alterations cee one figure | ite — ion a S200 m lence? Steady and | HOUSEGIRL—Sit.: German girl, cluded: $5 room up. Lindell 9005. leade Bide in 4584 c§9) | DEimar 5639 after 6 p. m. or. — a. hee og y $200 month. Box M-28.| eral housework. 4256 Blair av. JERN RATING CO.. guaranteed COMPLETE course in and ic ARP ENTE noe new and repair: aa =P | HOUSEGIRL—Sit.: first-class. colored: panering $6 a room. Call GArtield 7246. | spinography (X-ray): Bight! kind: good rkman: 75c, or contract. | FAINT ER—Paper hanger expert housework, cleaning: references. Lindell | Classes the vear round: - —_ Coredinter. O41h ws. 4th et. eae ex: reasonable. CAbany 2283W. 11724 fo Tr cyratogye. Missouri Chiropractic ean | CARPENTER & MILLWRIGHT a ere Om N. Grane cs _ - a ae EE | See steady positio é nde}] KINDERGARTEN TEACHER Wtd—337 | 2401 osiien im factory. Lindel! Cabanne. fc) | ARPENTE LADIFPS—Learn haird: essing, Manicuring, by alter PEN gly Sit. : marcelling. beauty cu, sure: big future: oe ~ references: day and night clasees. Si. Louis Academy | a49a5) my of Beauty Culture. 24 floor, 804 Pine, (c8) c “i. AU 7 FEUR—Ssit.. LADIES—Beauty specialists earn : rs erences. Pariw jew 2296. | te 4 k nak 2 R—Sit,; all-round man. ry eal have experience in wate repairing a call ead between 9 and 12. Phone best can 2 om S14. ¢ ' reference. | ' ' i | >) > —_ a . un re- (2 ik AT C L » T acy Sit. Pdi 4 a os mel wants ha wee work. 1211 Lafa, ette av. |}HOUSE GIRL—sit.: colored: light _house- work and plain cook! ne. COlfax 6634M. experienced: re! ferences day or Jeffrrean MEN—3 car. deliver a household : 9 anc 10 a m Mone |_ OFFICE eS work: | MAN—Sit.: have yuu a place eC work. (ce) chiropr actic on Cref- na : Wwe can vour ambition. Call a seri pered reasonable: 75c: painting. plastering. bdase- ments whitewashed ghemically sprayed. ment PArkview 6821M. AINT WASHING—Expert: ine: paper hanging: reasonabdie. A anging and job plastering, rea- sonabie. CAbany 8746. PAPER HANGING—S$5 room: work. paper neluded os R433). icO9) K Painting, general re- rine. ROltax B2R6J. _ per room. STENOGRAPHER—Sit.: accurate: capabie, + 6635M. be also much clerical experience. | CU ogy mg clothing. The ates 5 | Ray mr! wishes a what = va ao 6253W Alli ©. ravois and ha ars. 4 8 AINTER—Sit.- 75>=per hour: interior; to offer? Call in afternoon. elina, | § NOGRAPHE —Sit.: willing, — er xperi-oced on men's SE eal Post: Dispatch.) LOcust_ 2759 W. office assistant and typist; smal steady work. Hurst and Zucker MOLDE Resb and Door painting. ae > PAINTE R-—Sit.; wants work: ¢0c¢ hour or/ OUSs EP —Sit.: ady clede 0 959. 32 3 h tow very ronsonabie. Seima:| contract: have tools. Victor 3438W. | Box M-310, Post-Dispatch. RAPHER—Sit.: experienced typ- one (MUL Te APE PERS | PAINTER—sit.; expert mechanic, inside, | HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.: woman with baby. _ but only beginning on shorthand. who cas ma . ~-_ae rmaneut state age. | big | 3 private ex- | utside; oe enon reasonable wages. FOr- 1212 Benton. moncy: learn Call Rudolph et | FOrest 3809). job ,tos oa. nary. c ¥ — for wages ; : Lindell 5742J. ext_ 4373 HOUSBEKEEPER—Sit. by woman. STENOGRAPHER—Sit experienced: An &. Co.. BUS ton. mee for the future: aay ah cae ee c A av F J boa “R—Sit : colored:. private or | PAINTE — counie employed, Riverside 64373. Row, as OPERA rOR — ni write or phone for catalogue. Moler. Col- | Bri t S) ber seeeesiong best references: Box ¥.220 ; brandon, LOcust 2858). sonatie: have IOUSBEKEEPE R—St.: r Upstairs work, DELIVEXY BOY—For drug Cal lege. R10 N. Sixth et. fo! | a AL TFEC ; t Bo: Dis Order Filler hipt Pret-Dienate store. day married: 3S dass 2 | S206R. efficient, ¥-226, Post- STENOGRAPHER—SIt” =| Pee un . _wcneol bey. Arummenacher. s,!|LA SALLE co + in higher countan Box Y-396. Post-Dispatch. Bal eel Sane Stig t.: all aro ind; OUSEKEEPER— i dr a iidionae | perienced. capable. conscientious: hen Must be experienced ff Hi ax: : : ,ifading to S P. A: wan trauntor alt “atu- CHAUFFEC R—Sit “ar mene “ al oy the day. month or job | woman, reliable. Box M-376, Post- Die, | Rous Work: wal work evenings. Riverside O4G2, a ealaty to right narty: PAF e . x APER HANGING, cleaning, dents’ correspondence privileges. LaAciede | reference, MAin 2538. Jeeme en eee: | Cost Dispatch. | HOUSEKEEPER—Si:.: motherless | : : - J. RUDMAN, Sunda a u clede 7687. | 397 4. CHATT FE = ‘ 3 oe 58, esee. | PAINITE R—Sit.: evainer. varnisher ; a home. phone GRand S814R_ after 9 -3fi, | young lady, cone - , — rok y -} he ~r- of HANG ale wora m re yi i essa - a ma ; UR—Ssit ; wivate or garag: | 60c u . > Sols: } Rois zy) 5% . une jacy conscien ous wor er. o ; s aprons. Out-of-town FILLER — Arcade Bide. and | — Al R—si eat. colored: amner Rig = —oy ______ | office work: 5 years’ experience. Mise | Bo val F ¢ ING—dleanin in ieee Se a +4 : shor + th time. ; Arcade Bie : G09-15 onred TR tte a an enna colored; experi- | Par ERHARCER — it. * 7 > roll: | aot SEKEEP —Sit.: call before 10:30 | Younes. 1. Sadi ) ATTSW. | GRRTSRER = Nia RK ER nat active, 25 to 35 ait nin MS ree | SCIENTIFIC beauty culture taught “_ au | CHAT — — Peary GAt ield j or after 12:30. COlfax 6665 W | TYPIST—Sit.: thoroughly experienced: | Having several years’ experience on wom- order filling and war Oa _ NG. $5 i: work, paper | thomzecd Marinello instructors. 44i - et aa, at.; private or firm: wee U MBER—Sit, ; first-class: licensed: OUSE al : . » - cive age, ex — O18 | ow «fl ates bite miolt 20 HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. motherless home; | wants to assist general office work. FOr- |¢2's end misses’ wash dresses: must i tenes vie 1918 COO) | Washineton, DEimar 0600. A 8) FECR— —_— — =f 1208 niot Box M-374, Post-Dispatch. adults. or aged couse, Box Y-281. P-D | est 3809J. very capable: state salary desired: all cor- ad 280 = —— i 69 Ww work 8 TEACHERS-——The Acme Tea: hers Agen | A experie ae in Dri- PLU MBER—Sit.: _ registered: wants main- | HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.- prefer motherless | UNIVERSITY GIRL—Sit.- wishes to ex- wepenerae treated strictly confidential. yf cv sheng *'s a Titiverite SOG SIG na Rosa, ance | needs a ag good = positions in Will ce ORY eee - home. hae girl 6. CAbany 7302 | change for room and board, her services | 22x ——- —=- Diepa tc ch. a ~ — a eee Oa ne, | See alrite,” 703 tesky Bie A jit | PORTER—Sit.; man: #liround HOUSEKEEPER—Sit.; capable young | @# tutor or nurse for young gg ff el ae aw actor Si8ss. ic) ! A — Sooo oe aye wees TAU FFE earefy! must have work. Lin °ATOM woman with child: willing worker. In- | af pssistent housekeeper and cook, Box M- fhe weet. APER - ase ye $5.00 wee ST = ot . 40 244 ces, Pt IRIE -R—Sit.: or Soew ny worker. quire 4250W Pager. mast patch rAStS stati » : : - _ raines Hnaer,. Mieres 7. aomnangenn ’ eit 3 | E ; fe in . : by eek: rasra. APER HANGING. cleaning. Call Burton philosophy. whe desires to learn free the | ‘ H AU rr UR—Sit. ; PORT i 7 ERK "Saleae > 3 =! + h “. 11 OS Ment. vOMAN. — 5 Ty B - 132: SM | PA [RN MA GRand 2570) 34) ae m Left? | R as E CLERK OR HOUSEMAN— * n a" motheriess home. 1103 Morri- WOMAN : 370). an da reference.| Sit.: colored: references. Call JEfferson #°"_ 8%. t. Louis. WOMAN—-Sit ffereah $233. maid; baif or | woot and metal: | HOUSEREFPER —Sit.: refined middle-axet | -whole NS Bestgner and —— Maker |i fxter. yr WANTED AT © | paychological laws of success Write for | Piver: I 5190. guaranteed “ciderty man. Box Y-132 P -D. | purse to German nersen, 2234 S Zih. | women's and misses’ wash dréeeses: 2R——Sit.; refined. middle- nn ge ogg corares: nurse or | = Fagen city fer f oes First Classi Bitsy rk inside and outside, 75c.| HOUSEGIRL—BSit.: refined high schoo. = able: paper clean- Forest with child. cenera] repairing. for in and outsice work: rea- ladders: nonunion. GRand | (65) work | ¥-394., GENT S— Metallic mm: biz fies . Geldes Rg iz & mame Wows Be — Can you sall colors ~ thoroughly ex- desires LAgiede a wants vox SER ‘ > te Zev ob APEK sonable ownhere;: nerail 644. A ine} A non- ; CHAT Vale . handy; ‘R ——— “jf ° q experienced: enlored : referen work ; irtetly p= 2 . a D-30R Post-Dis ae white. Dr ivate experienced : ost- Dispatch . -U R88; colored 33: broad results th, CAbany 55313. 6531 Joseph. oF maid correspondence trea ted’ strictly bn + references. H-157, Post-Dis. | AN—Sit- to Or children or in | £02 _H-233. Post- Dispatch. fo) , HOT SEREEPER— Sit.: refimed- 37: zo0d | saathertons beste. t= on S Sth. | boilers op SN—Mechanical. ox perienced on cook: pest 208 er pr@énces: love children: state , WOMAN—Sit.: a. watts to clean boilers preferred Joan oO y Brien Boiler HOUSE aE se a! ty, » BAe : G al 16. Lak ttl - | NTVI TP Lee ieee. { linot one ferae 1? 4757. "HAUFF EU R—Sit.:: @plored. ar i Lf arb, 5% . os ive ai SALESMAN a rT 4 high-grad cars, t reference. JEL. iben out optics a 4 | ( “HEF —Sit.: first-class hoz pa , shop exper ence: rear ¢ ner tion with « reliable | desiree cor experience Box Y-#20 Poxt-Disnatch ate eapable taking care of | SALESMAN —Sit.: the nwus hiv ex pertenced) hae fr) Pe ; Ume herment furniture salesman wants me cooking. Cali 3% Permanent ‘hem +e furnish refer ‘FREL R—sit . Be rears. lor 249M re reaty CHINES E—Sij¢. > Cc : ome ex- in potition. rns, Ray Mi } wishes rene ral house) SP ENO “RAP HE -R— ane 1 work experience Bo Xx M-3 TR. Post Die rerien ‘ >» obta OLLEC ToR—Sit > cg: ety a eats. : a : wv ; ait = ex pernence - ‘ we car Box ' 8-11. Pat oor (RN) Neeneed - > ’ + . .- eit MAN—S0L: Becon Gcaifes comnertln- | WaTCnwa__et Post-Dis. H. 194 Post-Dispatch, VU SEK EEPER—Sit - hone@t. coed cook: M-145 OUSEK RePrek—Sjr - to take chorer ” or wril “Tet Signi ROUSEKE EEPE -Sit.: young woman for em ploved vcople oreferred. Waahinetn- HOUSEKE EPE R—S: t.; miidle-e@ed. neat: mothericas bome Box room ing hopee th. 23n7 motheriews home: capable of | cf. HOUSEK FEPER—B8it. ab take full charee with emall boy ~ layed 2 vearte Ls heme. toe t references. iriflers 382 Proet-Dis. fot SEKEEPF a refined. home-low ing woman: auict, concenial disposition - would keen honmae for refined gentiemen: references reavired Rox -5%. Poet-Die. Hie lhe EPER—Ss): tr nade ‘<~]. Une eres. Sher! bh isi neae con fener % ; youn. rei { middie- Pred couple : call | 4 | write 3412 | ‘vi 1MAN—Sit. - A Steel stairs and misecel Rox H-13. Pos- ~ | Wont a N—Sit.: pAbary white: S7e0n] cleaning: i —r cHeeniag by | te 2101. Prat -Mis : °% for 54-ton dump =o — ao experienced. Arp! “call Linde i. colere werk or cleanine. Hiiand a0 4ase, “OM AN—Sit.: good conk : housework. 6225 Srencer, Ninck south of ¥ ize! ergy E m k; Gay. A ‘ her in work. : verieaced state ace. house- tain and get ge nm al once Venoeventer J HROGGIST —Recistered to referenres vied, single one nh ORUGGIST—Clerk: rugs. WOMAN—Sit.; colored: do cleaning. week- experi G f ce. pe DE 05 1) house - yorvinere tae —o9 3 Ww ‘ NA . sit . rene ral hovuee work : en ' ft. Belis Provision Co. 3601 s. Broa references: niain cookine. “RIS Thewton “a } WOMAN—Si_: efeneral housework: | £ MANAGER — fo rro- home nights 27994 vols. nad mote srowing Tiinets Mutua) Insure nce —7 Ee pee — | a, ant en cuperivarea. hon ’ v4 MAD frw's ad ‘ ry ve . heuse work be wh can wrmedure: ” ‘ce ee te from giver te’. Wits M8 7F: moored: wwiein § « ring Maid: room and board. Lindell 2204J. xi, Puss Dispeich! ¥ “edtay) yr . ; ‘|Pattern | Experienced in the foundry patterns. Good’ and excellent working | tions. Apply, write Supervisor of La The Studet can: Ae Ag: om yo... Bex J-307.' Corporation South Bend, Indias

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TNL. Y, owe pousr, 21. 97, ==500 MEN AND BOYS WA NTED—I 5 pealtion sea asi t these —— aig sega —————— Is the advertinad ? cohames 0 aos oats WANTED MEN SALESMEN WANTED = ay. waar . - " : b . Send __AUGUST, 21, 1997 . fe LApORER—Apily Dans | vic big profits: ot cakes: agente coining money: | Dent. 180. Oak ‘and ‘Thirty-first, ‘Kaveas | Nu-Way Printing. 2125 “18th Rete Cnieeas: | HELP WANTED—MEN, B De ene road Fico, Loe Angeles, Cal, AGENTS Saleanes and WaWORSE TS -REAL ESTATE SALESMEN AGENTS—iankrane and tetide SA PD. O daily: we start you, fy furnishing every: trect fol tte ae eens chtistmas | Selling real estate, Southwest St.| furniture ; biggest Box 3150, F thing. _ Wholesalers. . Su- | cllers because of our a manufacturing Louis. Opportunity to earn big a ng foecialty ESTIMATOR soma J. p—Hotiman: a9 eT Macklind.. A ar) ; Digsest com on vaid eekly: |commission. 902 Title Guaranty | Co listin ll wo : a ee to ae h cent profit | selling | ple books f Soe dot BN beer yal , ‘ # mill work from Stans a oT Must know _ shampoo soap: for time territory : now; good territory Bldg. ALESMEN—$160 month expense iness. Box H-18 Printery Co ¥ 9617 write Finley Laborat ; rict managers want- selling cigars : ‘ aT Post-Dispate — _— (c) | Louis. Mo. —, “ie ae “99 ) Prin Fwd small towns. Plateless i send selt- sites’ cnvdeps tec dren | @ ell ahow you. Address Salesmanager ° Nibe Ot ccamlesinns payable week- : GRIST TGS PSE | AGENTS “PTE aici ae Tar GS | Lite, Pine CO. GEE Pine gs @ | © RUG SALESMEN ——_| Men, “Sshonal “Gar "C2" en Poin. | Had i= | i, she, Reeth ane te peer . ting Co. 905 Lucas. (¢) mn, going big. Pay daily. Out- , es oo a - estate. | list of customers furn pioneers ~~ year is weiting for you tt 3 Iverside 08 IFT ling r ¢ fit tree. American Watersroet, 72 é daily (in advance). . SALESMEN—aAl1 speci on South je: perience not > hos PORM SETTERS—For curb wot = J. ) CTION ENGINEER | veit Chicago. geo ser h Introduce 12 months: We are in need of two men thoroughly | new feature Rh a bu ve wires and have | @ this, linc. The T : renga life y B ~ Fg We ave foreman. end Delmar car line of THE LAR openings tor it las right men. BA: wald ORGANI LIFE FU RNITGRE DACRE piv Rice-8t x. 10th and Washi “ OR—Must be for 44 — ao EST INDUSTRIAL | AGENTS—Can you sell gas at 0 a gal. op ‘ot sold in stores: 447 | experienced in floorcoverings, Must be of | professional men: $10.50 aut: ee Ewe Moe are ET: : wehanical, s specialty us ara write us. We —— a ‘is @ day. Blanke Co. O-. 180-X ~ s' « fanei ladies bose, | Manager. messanine fHeor, Brown Pld good appearance. Apply Employment] bonus; co-operation and leads. 461 Foul EB. WRISBERG finiah- So Bea NG Snes | ob ge Bas. | , bh > BO ago. : eapital MEN—Or those e he Tastest ee Se ite —Seri li — hington’ # =p R a ie’ as ort, S——Free sample. latest novelty sign liect. You' take orders unneces- STIX, BAER & FULLER he os selling fielg. si. “Logis: lends astest selling SAL at have sold advertis SIDE. ing My #. K.. S| nal wire nalesn with th ear: all at rences, seo A ROU iRKE, ; : ities, Our new = _ Se €o é a SHO B Quick seller all stores: 500 per cent | cy = furnished Y ; : peng | et . will interes t rit. rite Manufacturer, 1304 Pon ful “ovoortan 4 y WAGE INCENTIVE, F refit: $79, ($100 weekly. Write B-c5ont | S/X, hose free t. “2! Security Salesmen, Attention! ag ente | iid. Chie 315 Marke CLERK—Experienced, “ge eT METHODS, MATERIAL 124 W. 18th ew York. (99x) | mathew 70-734. ~Elneint ; Want oie high-class salesmen to add for outfit. fational ke GROCERY CLERK — e a dollar an hour: se)! to organization, sel! h t i} y vertisers’ Syndicate, 308 N. igan,| ence: won popular p ¥ cr wendiae ence, Bee 0 INE CHANICA I re Ra ny i ———, patch. mo tage oe "mends ea: est $100 in factory conservative caelaken” wee” See room pote te = l or 0a a ~ vw Chicago. clothing direct consumer. — ° | ING OR EXPERIENCE. am et Or Weber 8 : ress h burn caer i ia28 w. | 5A = a he can sell can | operation to man “who qualifies, re Or promotive scheme. ~” R lette Co.. Amsterdam, N er more, 0. Must furnish references and bond. Gi altimo ge = $75 to $1 weekly: m fon pic- .- # a e . aapents caved; ; oF BE ABLE TO SE AGENTS—New wonderful seller: $1.40 | “e433 49.21.00 weekly: two nasi full details in first letter. Box. ve SALES a aera the ture advertising offers big pay; big season ILING — ree “chan nee f 3.50° all K-284, of | ba ment. W. Straub @ C or me vi T profit on everv $1.50 sale. monogram- ~ all-wool suits and overcoats.| Post- Dispatch. St. Louts bakerg and can speak German. | "0% opening; over 5i -_ of b ae for | size electro water wand wood, a. Crov 0., 40 W. i | PLEAS GIVE B- | Ming autos. Free samples. MONOGRAM | 75) ramission from_ $6 to . Garfield | 7 enn We have a paying paition for such a/| PresPec makes sa maxic: no wires to born, fe Ris sy es HARDWOOD FLOOR | UTL , D CO. B-046, Worchester. Mass, qauloring Co, 1557 Milwaukee av... Chi-| ALLORING SALESMEN—$20 daily sel | man. Telephone GArfield 7030 for an ap- | j7c% Films, Inc. (Est. 1920); Waterloo, | Century Manufacturing. 2425 Hood ; NCE A? A : 'S—-Sell gas 3c a gallon; unusual| Rapa > sure | pointment. ie) \.. roit ABORERS coe WADash ah D. A a At high commission: your address’ on cans: | ‘tichor san ND Rival valuen, Katee ona stcrecti¢e Sal name | oe LESMANSWMHE antomgulle to-call-s SALESMEN MEN—Sell our dependable ® maT : | ineet tracks ond’ Ws yg » PF ——- * BOE | fers and cuaranteed product: free particu: | sales: “big profit on : fast | outfit, including display woolene “furnished | c02pks in North and South Carolina | ,, Children's muslin underwear; salesm trees, etc.: big demand sm. Altres pot er car ee . LOUIS. MO. a and proof. Lefebvre Company. Alex- x profits: j States; mit $12,000 "in with pa gceount Went do strong popular priced iine Middle ation. Commissions pel = Pe geekie , hustle for; to men wth aceing abilit J R — Having automobile andria. Ontario. Canada. Co Bos +) 6. th mane & | will permit income annually. uthwest States on commission, De- perry Nursery Co.. Rac a hes RS First-class scou A 7 oo arry self. take charge AGENTS—Now ready oe direct selling =" * bit7s Sere — ean (99) Qu 4) 8. Wells St. peek iy Ad. at m, Ine. 6150 res artment store actuams nee essential. Ss : — free ealipl Ww am, | SALESMEN—10 —aarte for : : Weetern Last Co. 2 I N a Si ule property to -work on and os detection. | $10 terms to agents on our nike creams, ‘= ples y ora ase arene? - ine sir’ office bui ding. hotel managers and ga = ti: 4 21 N rope weekly. tracts, e age : = atten offered a to man wei. c. .. Salisbury, te. Lacassian . 224 st. recular tailors show. Money back guar- | Wenn S450 en permanent position; Towns = st Lous. as are ie H- N. Cc. St. Louis, Mo month. with full commission ing after 7 LINEN SALESMEN ae. ePAIF CN Exes enced, to | AGENTS—3250 ‘month. Raincoa Ali Al SALESMEN Wil ne.(c53 R.A. 7 oincee. A 212 Gra volt ta. , ee - ; >. 117 N. 6th st, (ce) | colors. Your choice. $2.65. Part time| SELL PERSON. ty ; uits $29.50 55.50 ALESMEN—World's first electric saf A for Must be thoroughly experi _ & mene oe of sho pays $2 hour. Com ARDS. OU. ectric salety Novelties. ey enced in . Fe plete line 60 patt Commiasi ; Hig commissions. th razor with facial and Ip at blished ection agency: nearby, ter- ing high-grade linens and ful} re § J Ray Or adT N. ly newest styles. Outfit free, gy ; —_ ; take orders Beautiful fall line ready. ie. Include awarded medal Sesy A + a ie a To do sign Work in ex- pt. ¢.} cinners earp $50 first week: SALESMAN—For retail ehoe store; must , capable salesman, with) Spéciaities: re oe —Qn moving T75 mile Mos ©! : Age nar Milton. 3214 Lo- Chicago. ret week: $100 and PA ret aan d ’ eget ea 24S . ‘|tunity to builu up permanent trade; bi edge. ted hi Will pay your expe commission. 90 Guaranty . | AGENTS—Atmerica’® greatest tailoring Tine | Write MICK for elabon i or And, collect | are pSepeaeTSes 1024S. Broadway. _(¢! |money. Write today. Box M-57, Posi-Dis. | woodworking. industt ial plants and oull’e| Dig opportunity reeninga Glove —_ - RHE ormeg lit q for elaborate free gel] SALESMAN—To sel’ auto parts; excep- ‘ea battery shop: $3 day. - io : mene And experienced “ottice free: 130 large swatch samples; all-wool,| 4nd territory, HOWARD SHIRTS. mga tionally good opportunity for * reliable SALESMEN—Two experienced young men, | ing contracts; must have car. Advise age. reenfield, Ws — eNO E ee ae beset wood salary. tailored- to-order, union made; sensational! | Van Buren, Chicago. Rl man, Box M-368, Post-Dispatch. for granite, enamel and tinware trade, rg my previous —~ “tee references. A 375 : fAN—Single- on small Y dai a herk ‘ee ate ness: ow price; get outfit at once. Address ibis Illinois, Missouri territory, Apply, stat- -37 tch. Full or spare = coving a! exer! good nilker, Kirkwood @i9w Box 73, Post patch iB Cepe Goodwear, 844 Adams, Chicago. ey poe yy & Uf ay OR SY ing salary and references, Box K-39], SDS HEN re oo lion —_ ne ify ample 7X—To take halt eso ‘DP enoGRAPHER— By S—$1000 monthly, making and ‘ Sheffield av., Chicago, Il. Post-Dispatch. Manufacturer. He cash required. Big gain: | Seam ai. 8 ting ing van. 2751 Park, ohn ®@ years Oe ae ey ane. yo sy By Bae ad vemos Hair Straighten- MEN MAKE MORE MONEY SALESMMEN—7 re miles on 1 gallons: SALESMEN—Tw@o, for real estate on ag Be Back guarantee, rect Co. : missions Madison spaicas, “her ! MAN— —buy oT collect, “sell, repalr,. ee vou expect to start with. on mail: your can Gates: : gn? oF by Selling fit-to-measure amazing new moisture saver; ali| South Side; good opportunity for the} +4 user on long. easy terms. Earn $4000 LES of a ts; : > 5. cars; free. Critchlow, A- heaton, Iil, r ondav poo Pa Loew Bes. &-p. ze | Webb. 1303 Wiggins. Sprinffie articulars, cane a? sare cars: 1 free. Critchl 17, W oe | a ed We ees Pati all Monday | to $10 000 @ year easy. Permanent po-| territory protected: 175 ver cent profit. get ot roe a +S, go Saatpe pautom Te | MeDes =" tas, Poat-Dianatch. un- aaeiinccthin tik tees 4 cole "teats; Gamblee de stores. factories. oy , av. fvereide ry “ a Exclusive Chace Adame Paint te mn nv Autovae enn 8 pe auto *| Post-Dispatch. x i. | ox on. indies” coats. ls your home town or counts; wee inn i 274W os meee “ey SALESMEN—Show tallored-to-fit opie a ae ise ron catietcd? WF nets | dooms worder Maclis for _ $7.50. Nada ae Seon a, HG, ow MMmeurme 2 VAL ASME. | PUP nteoey avo Wandercts | trate Repent | Qual vais tine Addrooe "Bom $38, | commision Pe rant menGoun | grecve epresestativer: “ite'«. guareatee et SERVIC py E t ap eventer . on a) e. resive representatives. 8 @ guarantec ‘ on AND W rE eg os fe * ue vi Selon on custom “Chesi nut, | 2nd_ Olive. St. Louis. Mo. (c) ote Hh cry Unsolicited. ne “a Post-Dispatch. — Outfit. free eding., 72 &. 18th. onan Bong with excetpional merite, Two siso weekly yom 14 ing ‘iberal nus: 2 re : ; ; . e en cee ! contracts only: new, pro- dunch stand: “splend reumiia od § i 9 eellchaaies — ic} | ‘ing cards; make $i00) woken teeta nity for hustlers.” Witte neban man must be experienced and have abil: | CHp | ALSO ONE OUT 0 week clans. Write today. for attractive | tected territory. vations Service att. Box K-416 lig “oppor °F a cas Fei mas ain wagons. AD- sample book free: highest qomasiotian: as for” re Fem aur wey f ity to manage store. -304, P.-D. "Owe. NO OBE ONS TO © LINE ay ee Merchandising nselors, Pre + lum SSE - = ' Ps ; ; q a. 5 » 7 : -——Colored. as porter and Bs: al a, a. m.. eee experience necessary. Rochester Art Co., CLOTHES, 1731 SALESMAN—Expert tire salesman to so- | FOR ROAD N; TO Se sston aterioo, Ia. c Sains yn & R. shi : to ne Arapahoe, a ad ME opus pping departm nt: must mot be i Bena Rochester. Denver, Colorado. D oo} aot city business. Glenn's, Grand — ONLY, CALI 807 HOLLAND BEDG. te) SALESMEN— Don't wane ne ous word for it: Chsteinn areata 3) Beer aRD Dit AKER: :| AGENTS—Ma ke $1000 before Christmas eo SALESMEN—Several live, convincing ta Bi f i id 2 MAN—To operate kste ~ ah apply. 1828 5 17th, selling persona) Christmas cards: distine- SALESMAN—Experienced on ladies’ hats;| ers to solicit and sell first- i J. Seg on ps Cambridge —_ rene; gy se hee - ue tr — meee 60D (c7) | tive steel engraved designs: sample book must be good and know the rttail tradé. | vestments on meat cumentat’ aaa - ‘const a 180_N. * Wasi : ESTABLISHEL Cc. Delbrid 206 weir tt. mee, Wetmore, Janes & Sugden, Rochester. Box D-122. Post-Dispatch. nent employment: highly remunerative to |‘ protected terri om cred SELL CHR: RE G TERRITORY aie Sateen s ed, red = CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | SAGESMAN—Experienced. to call_on, ree | Ganale juen., Apply Monday afternoon. | six weeks: THE LIN . aaa L sheet nme it . experienced in cutting AGENTS—Make $25 daily selling colored MEN tail trade: good opportunity for _ right |! N_4th_ st. : a s B “® $100 cai easy: ¢ ved: moderately am Mex. _ a “Seon. ol ? raincoats and slickers. red. blue, green. a bat house — house, well known |'Man: give references. Box H-68, P.-D, (c) SALESMEN—A paying position open to o 12: 1 to 4 m. onl 4 c2) priced: elaborate Corte io of 60 samples AN i } WAGNER-ELECTRIC te.. $2.95: ; commissions daily; | —#fticle. 5173, Delm SALESMEN—To sell Willys-Knight representative. © aracter; ae ~ rene SAI N A prot tol and your own Amse onsen Sree. convene ato ou HeTep oper: Bradley. 243 Van | SUBSCRIPTION AGENTS——Bin poult Whippet cars. a gage 2404. A. D. Mo- — ge AE ep ge to By rT: house ae ey ay nent toilet goods “ aw is Bram “genera * afties work: aes ull pare B . C ORP. Buren, Chicago. journal sells for $1.00 for five full | tor Co.. 6912 Gravois, ( fe Cone nt, write now. Tanvers | Shoe salesman and go getter of proven ability ANI oo eae. | bo. egpertence: salary weal . a a AGENTS—Man in each town to plate auto yepre: lowest | orice of all means ce | SA LESMEN understand automo- Mig. Co. 3749-8 © st, Botton, Mase. one acquainted with the drug trade in Experienced “Utility ‘suit, men men a $2.80 T SE MAN Migdle-aned. AaBbA — a _Darts. reflectors. ogg oe = ood silver mir- coe Bent Bi, BB me Baier amg one eet bile parts: good proposition for right SALESMEN—FOUR HIGH- MEN) Louis and surrounding tefritory; must be produce referred. but not necsaaaey: | $3.00 SSENT : lot for 200 cars: etate sala end g method: $10 daily: no capital or experi. Poultry Journal, Pleasant Hill. & men eine _reference_Box_H- - . : a hustier and energetic man to 35; an- | overwriting those browns. »8 i27_ LOCUST. . ex- §- ica. Overcome all Se Se week- PARTNER Wid.—Party to invest $10, 000 | edge of radio required. Box K-418. P.-D poet. ail, Wrieley gt ap tap ones Co., ; ein bia, p Bg rhe ooliian = hy evenines: = > * - Outfit free. Lonsdale & Bartholomew. | "in oid established storage and moving | SALESMAN—Specialty salesman and sales. | sepoeee tees Cy. park rc RAVING o. MANAGER fi A _— business: active or silent. Box H-77. P.-D.| manager: staple line to groceries and | “ALES: Side line, crew or o™ ridelit to re “nt an DIRECTOR . S ' urs o ASS AGENTS. age, Agar wd _— PARTNER Wid.—Must have $2500 to in- drugvists: at once. Mr. Nicholes. Laclede | , ©20s2¢rs. territorial men; here is a chance ir terriationa ly Enow selling «a carn 3000 203 Chicago. Dept. mod per : a vu & to clean up big on the greatest. newest. a oa ia | 3 . st iz t le business: } household necessity worl uy reputa- | WE CAN NOW PLACE A FEW & gg agg ge gg lg ee a’scare Hue 301, Post Diapatehy | SALESMEN AND SALES WOMEN Ex. tremendous demand. "Motion Color hav. tion: will train you for our work and will z . : OUTSTANDING MEN WHO A S| Special offer and amazine new sell-; PARTNER Wtd.—For cleaning and press perinece unnecessary; must be aggressive o.. Sexton } lis vay salary and commission while in train- Our New Plan makes ‘it , easy to aah Py x : i jar f Wil Cc Dept. 10 ing shop, Inquire aay — 12 m Cal) | 2nd, work full time. Best compensation. 914 C = Bldg... Mi i ing. "ADI to J. L, Hail. director. L7A permanent income. We have ufactu INTERESTED IN BECOMING AS- § a CrS oa an free. Wilman Co.. Dep + To) Be eno, tesa Dele Holland. (c) SALESMAN —In geiting ready 4 or a a tree. N. fine shirts and pajamas since 1 63: Age 25 to 45 Years ~ 9 . were = : ry) = SOCIATED WITH A PROGRES § AGENTS—Big pay every day; complete PARTNERS Wid— ] its ond overcoats. all at one low price. | PARAN=® —$JoU required; Manu-| outfit free. Tecco Specialty .160 N. Wells. | appa wiePor hicivcloas morchar >} eslesman calling on automotive trade to 2 ree man end want ee CUI ae ARS sparts. Good wages and | $23. "50. including iiberal profit for you.| ,facturing staple articles Box Y¥-309, | Chicago. See sate dim tailoring | sell nationally known guaranteed auto tires | Hede. 161 Nott S son to make @ permanent connection DEVELOPED IN THIS MANNER, § omplete equipment furnished free. Gen Post-Dispatch. SALESMEN—Busineses stationery; mieatre or tetnien | tee peneléered: must com- | and accessorics wasces to_beat all competi- be rR Se Sa renui and can furnish references, apply MEN BETWEEN AGES OF 26 §* vellent working conditions. Megr.. Dent. 542. Box QO. Chicago. Ill. PARTNER Wtd.—Establish garages and tions free: main or sideline: comm mand some trade: wonderful opportunity: | tion. Chance to make $5000 up yearly in hi expences 4! B.. ui gou pp #4 : AGENTS——Men and women to sell Superior paint shop. auto mechanics preferred. | sion with order; outfit free. LQ, Willens state full particulars: confidential Box commissions. Give full details. territory show Se to 5 ws — our between 9 a. m. and 2 Pp. m@. AND 30 MOST DESIRABLE. IN tpi write or wire, Super- | “rabie Cloths: doilette luncheon sets. Gen- | Box or P.-D. , Co. 91 Van Buren, Chicago. K-247, Post-Dispatch. covers’. _ Sales Manager, 17323 8. Michi-| of eciline Cutt chowinn | do “shoe styles E a>) uine DuPont fabdikoid. Require no jlaunder- | PARTNERS Wtd.—Experienced middle- ALESMEN— anteed ) nd ake a : oo wnt . GIVE AGE, FAMILY of Labor, ing. Cleaned with only damp cloth. Look ; aged man would buy interest; help lady . ‘ommisrsions lr eee anal” eee me eg gt SALESMEN—Calling on retail trade, to and actual ive write woe if PAILOR. ‘ PONSIBILITIES, EDUCA like linen. Earn $75 weekly; also cash | finance rooming. boarding house. What) all retailers. Enormous opportunity. New | work: no capital or experience necessary; sell our marvelous calculating device HOE § “ns Wrightw Davis Realty and TION AND EXPERIE ENCE. BS 7 St d b k bonus. Doilette Corporation, i018 Wabash, | have you? Box Y-19, Post-Dispatch. Snecialty Corn. Cedar Rapids. _ Ia. 55 years in business. verin & Browne which adds. nee. multiplies and com- t - San. 7 TEM. Box J-390. Post-Di . a he udadedDaker Chicago. PARTNER Wtd.—Must be salesman: cash } SALESMAN—Enxperienccd in selling whole- |Co . Wholesale Grocers, 1843 8, State, Chi- aes a 2 and fractions of a ~ MEN'S ATHT ATHLETIC US 'NDERWEAR Ost-Dispatch . By AGENTS—Make $50 to 70 @ week, capital required $3000 to $5000, for just] sale candy to ‘iobbers in Illinois and Mis- cago. poe A to thousand f h ESMEN Mortgage Co. ME MBERS. ATTENTION——Cooks, cheek: SS Co ° Everyone needs shoes. Sel! Mason's ali- patented household article. Call 1408 Ar- sour| referred: state age, experience, etc. SALESM AN—Vacancy Sept. 1: excellent problems ca the - tail - is nh $1 A iar es known men’s A ma ir cteen wna Sattennl tobe Rew : rpora 10n leather shoes, amazing!vy low prices. 85 lington. Ask for Rutter. (c62) | Box H-82. Post-Disnatch. (c) | permanent position capable man on com- gent's sample Boe. Inst ane Calentetes letic underwear house. now reorgan _ llth and Locust Sta. Employes’ Association, moved an styles, men's, women's children’s. No ex- | PARTNER Wid.—With $10,000 to invest SALESMEN—Experienced, who can fi- | missions in ssouri: sell staple line spe- Go Hillsho TN. sales force is open for oe services Olive South B d I di y) perience needed. Big outfit free. Ma- in growing pig iron, coke and smithing nance themselves, will be given wonderful | cialty general retail trade: rv advance MEN ~The Ss live-wire salesmen who uce re- MEN—Young or middle- god, r ; eu naiana (¢e ) son Shoe Mfg. Co., Dept. NC-827,. Chip- | coal] business; active or silent. Box H14, |opportunities and terms. American Serve- | against commissions. Rice 457 W. A the milline ge ahs want mus suits. To those who qualify a large ter- trains: lone rune. 28 &. , - RUCK DUMP Te pewe Falls. Wis. Post-Dispatch, (c62) | A-Pencil Co., Osceola, Ark. Fort. Detroit, Mich, mien | Bupets devartaent stores > specialty ritorv fn various narts of the country : MeN : - , ' : tRS—4 ravois. AGEN TS—Make $125 a week. Sensational- |; PARTNER Wtd.—Hustiing practical man|SALESMEN—Take orders auto seit covers sh h . open. nswer. § ba ormer we teach op ag zal _ my 8s Now| oe 1862W (c) ly new, different Self-Wringing Mop. on construction work wants partner as! and patented awnings; commission bigh cutital f oot. Sees Bagh ed and» doimes sale connections ont territory cover. Box 1230, Taylor’s Blended Grape Juice trovia Candy Co. 2826 St. Louis. ‘TUCK POINTERS—J, T. O'Brien, erty airty water Pr tien! ome aed, yr Bee sen cles Gieertoniis, Mes Mie Bost: Dis, , Be a ee ee ge th pie et ct : . = —— a oF ae Dotieg. Sx: = 7a 5 S IN KEGS A To - of eervios ae a j } j r. Prac Cal, arant G. 4 ‘ m- OC. ee eae KO. N. Smi > g clusive territo Oo right part Ry ee ounce. a8 Manager of service % Riverside 2961. in low. priced. Free samples offered. | PARTNER Wid.—Who can drive arord SALESMEN—Our men making $400 to |611 Fourth avenue “South, Minneapolis. sion basic pig Morris Silverstein & Bro.., We are large. well rated manufacturer, IND tion: must have Ra experience ag mane Tv CK POINTER—First-class man: _ De phos Mop Co., SS8N Washington &t..| truck: must have some capital. pply $1000 monthly: also steady income from | Minn. W. 38th st.. rk. = has been selling your territory for 17 Good tion to (ne sl a te Py we ev ert g sales g aK. 1215 Emmettt av. Delphos, Chicago es ‘Sunday or Monday from 11 till 3 mart ¥. | repeats: only hig gh-erade salesmen wanted. | SALESMAN —I? you sell to drug. genera) SALESMEN—Talloring salesmen make $20 rs: our pee are capital eent a Ben gees to a can ‘ R4 atch a co Ol EF {S—Call R. J. Hites.| AG children’s books: good op- 2012 Market. care theater. President. Box 1029, Cedar Rapids, Is. merchandise and variety stores in Arkan- to $30 daily with our big value suits. and ‘is dignisied gelling, nas He sional men, who buy, you . g: to friends, Post-Dis ~) portunity “for bix profit from now to | PARTNER—Wid.; for cash grocery and SAL ESMEN—Live- wire specialt men {0/| sas. Louisaina. Mississinpi, Kentucky, Ten- y 2 ; ome man we want must live locally and de- UPR STE PRE RS——Experienced. (c January. Part or whole time should pro- | meat market in very desirable West End | gell news pictures for elatians teraction: nessee and want a good money-amking side hor amg ercoats 3 Lt po ge vote entire Bh , ee eee et ae MAN—The largest ts field de Fae (c) | duce $1 and more per hour in towns ad: | neighborhood or, will sell grocery depart- | big éeller; liberal commission Dispatch, | line without personal investment, write | fit free to hustlers. Fit guaranteed: lat-| SD0Ut yourse’t firs) Noles) eer. 2186 Ful- i. which ee {ain no CHEMICALS or (apn eae, campers in Kp Se who § UPHOLs FERERS TNS eran nang acent to St. Louis. H. H. Schulz, 8827 iment. Box Y-120, Post-Dispatch. 207 .W. 25th st., New York. Box K-313 Post-Dispatch. est styles. cassiméres. worsteds. serecs eager a Oe oaee ales ag Blends, w contain no or desires to get ‘ewer lt gy eclock work gilded Furniture Mfg Co.. 1416 N. wn _ayvenug, Brentwood, Mo PARTNER-—Witd.;: woman to_raise chick- SALESMAN—Real estate; pay more — SALESMEN—If you think in terms of a/| stripes. plaids. herringbones. mixtures. Pull ton_at.. Chicago. ee | COLORING matter. and enter the selling field. where steady. x : ‘3 (cl) | AGEN'TS—Salesmen. dist ribaters: sell aj ens on fifty-fifty basis. Will furnish mission: hear our proposition. ree L i from sees business | time or part time men apply now. Master- Call or write SP ag interview; must come hours meen good income and extra hovug TOUnG ARTO drive furniture truck. | .™oney saving automobile epecialty of Sa bya: cows, pigs, etc. Box | Schneider, Monday. to 12. BR INER rst sales i wane Croft, Tailors, Inc. G37 Broadway, tt. ¥ ; on 6 in for full details. for income. If vou can furnish fe sly 36 © (e) | Proven. remarkable merits endorsed by | K-237, Post-Dispatch. REALTY CO., 541] Gravois. m Dyn eon ae ‘f Main : SALESMAN THE local branch = Fe og pamee at — Comanission Boge to Producers. and are willing te work hard to net somes a oUNG A hm te x Rh Govt. depts. and other users: ride ‘er PARTNER Wtd.—Will invest in manu- SALESMAN To acll Chevrolet Dassenger petesiers. ne gy - &. Need aggressive man. able to run own vacancies, — *. : A My 7 AR pr ied ta Dens where, address Box H-2, Post-Dispatch, 1602 Loc > acted wer oom | air with sewed-up inner tubes: write for) ¢cturing or any other established busi--| cars and trucks: intensive campaicn now | & r 3 buainess, discontented with moderate earn-| married men with automo and sede and give full details of past cxpericnce. exclusive gelling territory. United States}... with services: give full detail, also|on. See sales manager. Big 4 Auto Co., Pe tine ne “3 6 ene | ings. confident of his pdaity to do mere| ings average better than $80 a week, 000 1 high. «Established Raat t. \T Tate Sa « On! pe cone @ *9UNG MJ — ori t; Chemical wpogucts Co., 848-850 8th st..| smount of investment required. Box M-150. | 2218 S. Jefferson e2) young men No investments to m on commissions. to sell medicine to rhy-| new men must be those who can stand; centu tad ae” teas 7 aliy work (eo) & , meatcutting. ty ey x egme experience at San Dieco, Cal. Poat-Diepatch. (7) ee ati or part time: =. while learning our line. Big money can} sicians and érugniats. 5 baa houee:/ quick development beyond thie point. Have ot Your Bank eo . a (c)}| AGENTS—Men, women; wonderful ~ line Wid-—Active. for general in- Ning I -ewel ed and splendid opportunity for! exceptionally attractive ‘ine: Iiteral co.n- advancement to positions “higher I tent; PARTNER ao oa good moncy selling Inseto, the marvelous Interview manager at 1124/ mission, exclusive territory: — permanent red. Tell r age. wast zou THE TAYLOR OoMPaie ‘ , se AN{ About ates ee of age to beautiful household linens: sell on si¢ surance agency: established 20 years: | cleaner: write for full particulars, The ——— : Smith bye’ god bat Sn RY. your perie saa + folic waron: must | Wholesale prices eliminate competition, must be exprienced; state age, references, | Inseto Co.. 110 Center st.. Los Angeles. AT ESNE : nh | Cits ou earn ae 1026 Arcade man: West E omestaiet: ‘otate sal ; cash a Box H-53 P.-L. | every home needs, buys. big commissions:).:.- $1500 required: will stand strict in- SALESMEN To sell silk hosiery: good AL MEN—-Shovet | penn , A. operate, — TUR ING Sc. ation and support that make his success tween 9 anc 10 a. m Monday only. go AN—Exceptionally a corre- | tionized this ; me-| fast selling article, with big profits; money | .ommission $5. ply “Co. aaat er A tional tinancial organi- oi on ~ e- period. certain. Liberal weekly commiasion -agree- IN, a . = can write sales letters that | chanics, farmers. fac a, Bros: secured: if you are a live wire, investigate. Watertown. Wis. o> 7) | oO toeeate 523 Broadway. portunity. f for men. of clean a oe who| ment. Morgenstern & Co.. Park pil.. } MEN—You iween the axes 3 5 rosie enty of in i itlative ., _ wa Re ia pean. Ere Box Y-353, Post- ee - 7 A ; —This A 4 needs Bang Albany, N will i ang ternnged to goecesd. New York. and 21: hi 4uates, ‘vishing | ni ve and con- Fan e Wrenenh vO PARTNER Wid.—Either silent or active:| more men o round out our organization heety i 1 live. st.. Monday or esday to enter leh school unal ble because O& FF ween full knowledge Chicago. ioe to move manufacturing business to Apply 8 a. m. Monday. eo newer wing bn] SALESMEN— Lightning atrange battery morning at lock. SALESMEN finances: we can enable you to fs future Ding: exceptional opportunity AGENTS—S15. daily. in advance, Intro- St. Louis: need capital to buy controfling| chine Co.. CEn tral ¢) om d charges _batte instant) PALESMAN—Man who — Man who can quality first gg ambitinn. Cal peewee ; ie Mreferes ay Fy 2 Se PS, ducing entirely new “Quick Wring” self-| interest from present partners: proposition | § —Motor — experience : “_ rnd. as salesman, manager, for ex-| T° aales ach refrigeration: big yg a, m., 0 lle nia ferences. x H-79, P.- wringing mop. Hande never touch water. will bear strictest investigation: for ‘nfor- who “oy sold heavy line in St. freeze, hand soa } clusive sale, { . 4 eaele County for the tunity: es 00] now coiling on. pply (e) Ten-second demonstration means sale Col- ation call FOrest 3951 after Sunday. } 4 ; d| Free shipment ng profit specialties. ; % Sunday rnin Reference requi LD ay; MACHINE . a | 2 Louis; salary and commission. Diamon Co.. St. P 9) | New Larn istory of Ready Reference N 2H0% tic Sash and Door &.. 1206. ¢. van “_ Baverience YOUNG MEN lapsible sample ha ee Baa Re gh my Call evenings only, (c3) | F°Meior Car Co. 2135 Morgan. (c) Ss i a aT am eS | pommert Commission vaid on all KRAEMERE | REFRIGERATION CO., eve MD pla wendertan otportunit —— Your” pay. datiy ‘Wathews Products. REGISTERED DRUG CLERK SALESMEN—Carry side line: popular Aa tote erica Se ediidlinn ‘cabinets. wood mail orders from territory. Must be aie N MUL ser AP A —Exper BR the : Box H-7 y vr . ra) priced slickers: tow. samples required: ann Costex tf a| te handle school and library business an SAT ESMEN state perl last emlone " PURE. H-7 U. Post- Dis patch. M170-734. Cincinnati. . Must be live-wire and have $3000 cash: commission basis: e? opportunity. specialties: commission a f 7 on finance self while eetting martes: perma- Ne Wy ty wanes expected. B ence, 78. Post- he @ | AGENTS —Men and women; 100 per cent) ¢or ostanlished and profitable business, at} tqeal 494 Broaway. New York City. Kan. territory now open for fi “ tong nent position: refere wired. C. A.| The United States Fidelity and Guaran- OPERATOR ao Ee -- a profit to you selling Pack’s, the greatest| \.-y desirable location. O. J, NIEMANN, | & ness: write full experience first letter | Nichols Publishing Co. “63 W . Jackson bi., mrepared to train three saieemen OPERATOR — aperiences on Fal ) hand cleaner ever, manufactured: removes | Grand 208AW. ALESMAN—To sell radio Pook ha 9 Ran. Stane Co,, 2000 N. Major. Chicago. Chicago, ¢ a new department: men who estern Raincoa WENTS—Netallic signs. big field; ect |§Time. grease, paint, See _ nity: commission and aitractive proposition to | SALFSMAN—East St. Louis territory: | 21) beweN—If you can sell ore & : i opportun dail ts $15: Order Filler—Shipping Clerk 4 3 Goidop Letter System. 912 High. mow: Sogunss. every day: city and coun. SALESMEN WANTED the richt man. Anniv 808 Pine st. must eve, Se: ya M, overt ae avstem service that ats t et be experienced in millinery; {s ih cOO) | try agents wanted, A day. Natioua! = SALESMAN Bxpertenced: SALESMAN—To sell Oldsmobile a. ene owne! compe ay is a real honest prop- | 4ollar a “ a $2 to richt party: call PArkview 0776, © 1 LS for, women, “make eed WMerchandieine Corp.. BOs OTA © Washington. aT AUTOMOBIL pe al Motors. popular-priced 6-cylinder car te. 1409 South Seventh. $100 2 permanent. ry RUDMAN. Sunday morning. ae | mm: ¢ Business must be able to furnish references, Box attractive | Droposition, Apply Devos-Der| om . a (c09) | AGENTS—Men and women ; ca in Dro a 100 ber roa D-92, Post-Dispatch. Co.. 374 ea h year. This conte al ~ — ou ole? he greatcst TOMOMBILE SALESMEN, SA SMEN —4, with cars, = t sel s ony £ salesmen : ORDER . | ba oh g08 Co. St. Leas . | hand cleaner Ph ma reat cemoves| We will place # high-class ment in ticles to filling stations, garages, ete. “call z ans res ia, email towns to must have ceed nd and 0 grime. grease, paint. ink from hands in | our organization and help oe et ween 2 oe ao ‘alk > tea hens references. P. and two past here: new, peasosi few seconds. Here its ponae BO pat yk real money selling the new 1938 ndier. Dp. mm. Sunday. . “Glass. abrics. ticula "Te *% towns and : re | housewife Uses | hu > oul -}| make big mboney every y and coun- | This line is complete, | beautiful, 2 el] {c) ered Fabrics. Inc.. — at Tat Write a Ie"... s Aa shinston. ane OW OT SWIS “AUTOMOBILE ais: fines highest auality quickest” delive | P81 “Broadway. New ae a aie tan es: - - a on r. LE " née: est . “aul : , ae gs ye Chem Yoal "eS. Fn AY bday a _— ’ 4700 Washineton bi. biggest comaniesione free copyri¢e hted tng for a _— “man Lae character er in ke y wary byeinesa, aot fi Daric | 3 orders with our new Fall ine. the sales artment. w ) SE RES AS Pe 8 xan cae 3 CAPS AND HATS _Sangarnon. Chicago | america's greatest tailored shirte Ms. Piz | of building “throveh ine mails Me torce of a Cha wut. an : eap > a a —_ ; s. varchmente A combination worthy of your efforts: paounie Aoe6 samples sell on six ge lesmen and holding a pw to - & e ale. unlimited opportunity. A PAST BoY— Must, he =r $820 | a dan: ble 200, W. Stitt, mar. rf your CUS- | caps for fall; harvest hats for next spring: St. t ' op slonutactart Co. : = ne = e. _ vqrade ane — future will be assured. We pa “rapa, LA in SSENTY ’ tl pally on liberal commission ni for both tines Seta ic cofmmndlies. " 739 * pina hi State in detail your past experience, con oe en ite, 5a "i — Ss lines of ladies" shoes, PATTERS ome ork ewe se natio yOUr | heat selling scason now on for ; ating qua - . . i ages -- » ’ Gent ana MAKER Tamiliar with toa BG Co pred and appoint - / customers. nle: irt-P9 WILL [AM T. CHRISTMAS & ©O., 125 5S 9; ynean. (C) | SALESMAN—Reliable man to et Eg ag B oy pctgonen wees the hours } , two shoe salesmen who tric fixture work, Faries —— u ; (a3 uperior, Chicago Studios, Dept. Rth st Tavis. mill SA -N— oung men, to larme established hosiery mills. onday. ¢) for Pp Co... Decatur. DL rn ——t . ap tonic, 200 other tems: eat nnd largest process. —_—_—— EY G GOO ALES eral Electric | *refri erators: exetilent -- quality line ladies’ rut fash ane 035. to pace the present . 2 on HO-RO CO’ 1332 Frankl er 5 AGENTS—Send for a We manufacture six styles of white vni- a fall 9: a. m. Monday, oe ‘ ‘ss hose SALESMA No one will be cohaidered ic? De » 4 ia: bic. complete line. aprons. baby fo rses. beauty parlor attendants estic Electric 908 riy. i Expert encend man vin distributor of WANTED AT ONCE We bone. p780'4 sizn letters for store win- goods, sponges, se Peeves ete.: all at once pace: ge good = - 7 rc ce. A. RE . 628 W. SS a Sa has not held his - . | . cus - Ow ‘ wood ME wae » : e 2 Con tte ons profit: free samples. 0 at enallte subber produ all won- oe Copathaatan stores: exclusive territory; as RB... --4 mop: ladice wild own To a PraN » £35 N. Clark — derful sellers: $60 weekly i : application confidential. 1. R. KINGS- about’ it: e ee -y & mo fu in St. de to 0 & hich «rade msn wh 3 pare, $4 peered: s imple Zbe teol ny | rect with factory at rubber center; credit | BAKER W, Adams. Chicago. On tyot-town te w lb 4537A : ble to bd oo eo -* prapoelt ering and co's “want — feeds. Backed by Radio an rm ‘pa per a + 2 Mag sap e $29.50 commission $7 : no professio where steady hours mean good fr ncome dence. ag to experie ot vatlicles: 50 to ido. weekly. <<) you're uch. a & advertising, op rtunity for a Biggest aalcs a hy free: et tt now: Univer is. American and extra more wt yo Ba. 5 xperience. income ex- Experienced in the making ©. B748 Glades. St. Loui write us Address Saivsmanager. 8 West civing ‘Past, Write. Tailor oho road nn. Y. OS eee ae — ing to wanea + fn bugines erovidine You pected, meas employers, She alll Mt eet oan ae Pee Wusiler calling on merchants —Avle. exper Bex H-2. ve full detafie| CUT Fequiremenis. Two ‘ persona! following, in reply. _ =) Agena Case n, rl \ We d one Studebaker watch ences. —_ sis. t a new, ex- | Dispatch, x : give ° foundry patterns. Good wages xy ; we deliver: write 7 e. arent $1070 Bag Bes Bese ~- paid $225 on 88 - | wit err ate” at a soe mpgtition: | ¢ fe commission Dasis. to for cultivating oc wee —_— “Only =ee Pag a ' e - =] be! weer present ‘ , buyer | St. Louls will be considered as vA B Sod. ‘Some ial Service and i nae No werkt. (e ; me wel nt i & Clyton. eerie to another for 22 hours’ epare time: we If salary. etaleles -will ag 9 and excellent working condir = profits paid se have a few choice openings this territor, ing tO tepat oz gut: fret, BC Ampie proof of eS . rt ti il famous Stude- noe : pi , . Statler ondee ‘|tions. Apply, write or WH» Ge Me euy. aie Gamade: Const ammo “wgichee direct from fac: | Experienced Mi — Salesmen suet ans oe “el ott Supervisor of Labor, | = = T-Waaineas OF your OTR inn model. designs: ‘nationally adver vat have car for Tilinols and Missourt ‘a Pe name and number plates, no investment needed: we quenly unt; mast be wire. Dis : bie book and aample | everything: see eee isateh: (c) The Studebaker — 8. eats Wooster, O, Watch Co.. Devt. *,838. South Corporation Bi : South Bend, Indiana (¢ QE AOL IO DL ELA A A vem Ag

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—EAEESICAN WANTED j radio to trade in Missouri. radio a experi preter a es eae " HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ) CREDIT MANAGER—30 4 to 35: thorough « holesa to $5000. RU SINESS SERV ICE ¢ "27 Years in Chemical fi c HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRI GIRLS HOUSEGIRE-—~Ty ao general housework Wy rkv iow 4058 fe} flov 'SEKEEPER—More = nome than HInSCAPIE WASHIN ae 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS WOMEN ‘ AD CADIES—To sell sBoadeay house to house pon ORNs SILK DRESS OPERATORS — Need a few operators who ‘are thoroughly experienced. To those who wish steady employ ORBVIGNER AN PA Having several! years’ experience on *om- en's and misses” wash dresses; nrust very capable: state salary desired: al) cor- reanpondence treated meets confidential. S72 ~oxt-Disnat« Box ie. i! " i > M: k Sunday oO N. Kingshighway. ‘Designer and Pattern Maker | qonsextrpren—rer man’ no objections Having several years’ experience on to child. Box M-413, Post-Dispatch. Bidg. * : a | SONS OS ee ig mits dune: 60l German, for mother- ‘he very ca abic* ate #aiaty HO EET COlfax S107TW. HOUSEKEEPER—Must have good refer: ences: good Box K-308, Post-Dis. — SEKEBPPR—For rooming house. Ca) nent and profitable positic commission, Call between 8 day morning. 312 Buder Ride. SALESWOMEN WANTED | MILLINERY SALESLADY—Soplendid open: ment all vy ear, we offe Tr excep- | ing for permanent position for thorough- i x ta bo excellent meals. | opportunities to earn)? erveniced a salesiady in millinery Sen | ore care, iilland GO01. tei | | ee aT 8 esired- ali ~- ; | experies ced applicants need appiy. a7. SALESMAN co t.. carry SiGe | rresponde ne ” ren te ed atricthy an | Be emo tua mily of two. Box Mi ft tiona Pi A iE L, Y « 42 Sih Peg . “ eet | CHILIREN TO BOARD—Mother’s care. LINDELL. D to line ladies’ and men’s muf- | Box H-303, Post-Dispatch. engl | home. good salaries. pps ili 5573 _Paston,_Forest_ i830). (7)| ‘room with beard, bath, with shower: a ete Sak annetantarer, ‘| WALKER DRY GOODS CO.,, Millinery rivileges. ) flers, reefers, scarfs and flowers. a A TOSS Room with board: | HOLSEKEEPER—In motheriess a nome: CHILDREN wanted to board: mother's! home permanent position 1th manufacturer, St J et W lk £46. Binns . 4 ° , 100 . van VY alli- bome rivileges; reasona (c} Various territories open. Strict- 16th & Locust Saleswomen me P bie. 1s: uni ry preferre: 1; state salary. Good opoertunity, for young: lady who wall | ote ak aEP ER ly commission basis. Box 418, er factory. : st) 3 MePHER TON. Seeakfast if desired. ce?) | 45 me how Realservice, 15 East 40th St., PANTRY lide Si 7th, (9| Sec te cclling, bigh hase ailliney.” ave S » and dou- svare front ee et a e wend © XSHEAND. ces Be CO ee eee ee ee ee ee ee -~ Curb site " —" * CILD TO BOARD in orivate family: 1) c — Ae . ge ee gs OE, single room, 959 ” Sit aed m rences, Box. K-283,_P.-1 on place; South Ss Layla, $10 Der week: DIE Ph Sas FEEDERS — ec key & Co, 614 | 2, te Seed ante. eters heme. Box yi vs ag WOMAN—Ex "Hotel. Taylor and Employment Manager, mezzanine floor, pas dh ot only. FOrest 12M “rooms with home- ooking: of on: poy Rs ag : MACHINE OPERATORS—With STIX. BAER & FULLER SOG IND soa” McPHERSON. 4747A—i Wee ‘anc ———— : : — . ee FERDE “RA DpLy party. . | PRESS 1% iim Mor TAI (eZ) Exper Monday . . J . ~ ~~. I imrissant. § “je need. 51 77—Ls dies or gent. emnen: : | BREMEN. 14: 31—Hall and ani RAPA deans Ghab on, southern Ou 5254—Room, 2 gentiemen or (c46x ) ot lh SCRE EHR, SOD) RRR ER ENE dng op A BR NCI A ER, was IN a, MIS y wt ee. oh ’ ee a ee eR pte A tial at Coy ahha ras keene een om a oe a each: esivate family: south- | WAPLE. —Room in private family; ern cooking, family style for 1 or 2 peracas: board optional; con- 3 rooms: sing le COT LAGE. venient to 2 cars. (c534)} North MAPLE, 5028: A—Room. 3. win- “79 en eRenCes.. es 3223—Residence: half block off sc COTTAGE 373 — ay & ~ - 11 rand « ema vate fam :' | sonable: it for two; rea- | Fisk 5130-—Rooms: modera home: working girls: private ftamf - cellent’ meals; for employéd girls; sear. COTTAGE. 3619-— t MAFPFITT. 3851—Twin beds: hot water: car! and bus. ‘J rooms. clean. _bright: a (c62 wis | LODIER. 3518—Front seam LA. ee eufters, Ti for lieht RUSSEliia« fur- or po ; bla RUSSELL. house ke “Abs RUSSELL farmuiy. : rSSEL horsek RUSSELL furnished room Viet SSF nz Toor, ew Or Cerne. well all conven- (c6Z) ane. nitely furnished P's = ry. vhote. new 1A, 2000-—Laree, front room; private: av ata Spee yes nage ale Prete ipetien ea yes anit excellent mea! 8. > 2) rooms ark. Lind rt gooms. MAPYiTT. 4126 jA—Room and board: = southern cooked ate family, COlfax 6591R. MARYLAN a 353 | coat Lar ge sing le clean | i: Le) EN i 57 ee seine Pee cee! ry . : Tn ‘te aril. cor veniencrs. t PENROSE. 1420A—Room and bward for! south front: modern: board : lady in private family. ic) | MARYLAND 4340-—-Larze irons ROOM AND BOARD—I or 2. ence room: first-class meals. rooms. With ce CUifax 1037E. (c) MITCHELL. 6723—Room and beard for | GARFIELD. io ST. neg Is 3o15A—Room and board: rta- or sin housekeepins sonable: modern (c} NEWSEREY TER.. 4532 “Eee WATT aD : hourekeepi SULLIVAN, 4004A—Room adn board. = “well furnished sleeping rooms: twin “WS becedkcesiaee’ ee -. = 103A—Nicely employed: on other roomers. c) | board optional. (and cold water. = bath, — : ms: . private family. TAYLOR, So33 N.— NEWSTEAD. 524 N —Board cheaper than | Glascow Pi. 3073 amma : famify; good meals, housekeepin cami preferred or single. ' La ip. nished- he yin, : & » 295 ' ee AG 7—Room and board. Forest —+-. Bae. = : - 3 3489 GRAND. 3530A N.—Besgetee PEW A. 3019—Two hall. elec modern PAGE. 522- ~ Furnished laree front room: nished room: ladies " x s,s 200 ra Tat 7 housekeeping ge — ~- Rae ae % : . ‘ . ha AGE 3542A—Room for centlemen: with | HARPER. 3212 ae - ST. VINCE or withou ar $ FETS ful room PAGE, 493U0—Double room; HARRIS, $231—3 resumes ST ViINC tlemen: modern conveniences: bath: housek kitehen- 0 ST ‘T} PAGE, alt on eatly front | house conveniences: 2011—Large ae furnts: if eo | HEBERT boa rd hovsekeepir 7 PAGE, 5294—Board. front room, twin | HEBERT. 1514—T! SEA\: beds, steam heat, continueus hot water; | 22 : home cooking. FOrest 3470. (ei | HEBRAT, 915—1 large tre PAGE, 5352—Third kitchenette: houth exposure: couple or 2 vr 2 jarge rooms and kite FOrest 5057W Sige no small children 3.30 2— Beard —— revorn. - - twin “‘peds: home privileges: very reason | StU’ ARE A—Atiractive Paks wrt able. FOrist 5057W. cas: $173 2. 0 ' oe 4 nt: gentiemen; le PERSHING, 55xx—Room and board for | -OSSUTH. : 2; private family. CAbany 5697W. PERSHING. 55xx—hHoom: private family: ard optional: gentleman. CAbany 7713J. RAYMOND. 5: 3420— Room and board: home cooking; all con veniences. RAYMOND, 5089 —Youns employed iady ae ‘ who would appreciate real home. (c)i = = > ' —— RAYMOND. 521s—rroni room: excellent} 2 , - : _Meais: continuous hot water: reasonable HAYMOND, S212—. with or without board : rea- a rn: ey optic sonabie. CAbany 4718J. 4¢) TF R0OM—L: Large, beaut mall hOOM—Brizht. cheerful, for gentleman ori ~ couple employ ed: with or without board. | FOrest 5843 ROOM— An unusual opportunity for busi- | ness man or woman to gecure attractive | room with private bath in refined environ- | entleman in private family. (ee ment. For particulars call CAbany S58). ; MICHIGAN, 6141—teem. beard: S gentle | moa toni fo a en ae ee ee and board for 2 or 3, $S per week. ic?) men: private family: garage space 1] car. 3.22 ced and beard: fc) HARTFORD, 3856—Room entiemen preferred HUMPHREY, 3635—Srd west, basiness clede 45 people: conveniences. LaAcle (c) JFFFERSON, 3702A S.—Room and board for 1 young man; private. seeee 4d | JEFFERSON, PS66A S.—Furnished {ro front | reom, with beard, if desired. bome! ot | Au conveniences. LAciede 5544. JEFFERSON, 2238A &—Roomes. optional: for or 2 family. em ee aR LAFAYETT® 3079 (ard west)? ladies or _ couple employed. GRand 2006W. LAFAYETTE, 2537—Househceping. sleep- ing: boarding conveniences. ener 3858 R. MERAMEC. 3205A—Room and Scand for -N , 3417 &.— ry soome, fae light housekeeping. ” evens room ad- two Flector fel} ro, D. 4)57A—Very mice arge front foom : geutlemen er lady employed: = EN | hou jA—-Laree fropt room, $5: — | modern, icti2) gueekeeipn POURS ivate. GRand © Low. ie} i27i1—» N tens ant po rooms, 37. FOrest F332 1) With kitchenette: heat. e aa ¢ . ilding : ‘rrabiy «3 a a rience ' " C ~ W Ik rienced, Box H-120, Post-Dispatch. a \DIES— Two, expert ed Excellent opening for number of ex- adv emphur Jrcst_ 33: | D1 apery or room | part-time work | sinrig = good territory — Post- feeders. Imperial Laundry. ee _— S LESWOMEN hand and power machine work. ALES : dry and Cleaning Co., 3044 Lawton. ic) K D | Corsets. Only those having previous ex: A experienced in selling women’s ‘Pree Laundry. 5572 Easton. (ct4) taiior- * made 5250 NU GENT & BRO. D. G. CO. For interview apply by letter | Wate Hay. ___{©) | Webster, ne WEbster_ 71 i or 25965, 116 ~~ ‘ae “et and education. Also your present lass h | \) Ai W Experienced on apply room and bath: references from A\ \ ] 4 N\ (c) | joiners; also single needle operators on_ all a . jington. Strictly confidental. Apply “second » floor. EXAMINER — Experienced on | Lewis.” fet) | SPOTTER—Experienced; fancy ye 3 steady St. Louis Mo. Experienced: anent sition. LA | > EI’ Dc - ny Experienced on silk garments good V di EXAMINERS — Wanted; ex-| | andevoort- Bapertenced; permanent position. | | ENOGRAPHE R—Capable and willis to 3 do genera! Be ( ) | al 30x_Ki- . — be experienced in ready-to-wear, GOODS CO.. 3409 Texas Av.(¢' Expei Te on leties’ nae: Rone. eR ERE Sit.: bookkeeper: prac- 1012 ) 102] Washingt ic) afternoons only. Box He 28. ae: Dis. MILLINERY Experienced: steady work: g00d pay. fi eg es ’ " } pad Dpreie? Vashington. me 30 years; state age years: to MILLINERY TRIMMERS — STENOGRAPHER—Experienced fn gener | women for fitting 3s garr : “A Cha. Washington. Room 237. Gordon & Co. i301 Washington. 1411 ~ ne salary wanted. Alex H. Watts & Co.. 7820 I AMOU S-BARR CO. He was associated in this work for 3) ton. er. ear round: good wages. Apply at = age and previous experience: good oppor- SALESLADIES—sell new — Wash. organization. Developing salesmen ho . 3 not a theorist. He is in| G/RL—White: geenral housework, small Trimmers gi then rp ge ae > bookikee ae wear. Adlers, 7525 S. Broadway. _(c) t . : . 4 a can meet people. references reaquirec i A ; ' ee F spaitch. ¥ fFxpe4r ice. Ox - . and how of salesmanship, and is prac- | county. Box 352. Post ispatch ~ MILLIN TERY M AKERS xperieice. Box K-118. Post- ‘Dispatch. with toilet ——- D ‘ os + knowledge in an interesting and effective | GIRLS—For short hours. ates Mon any. \salary. EBEVIS-GOODBAR-LLOYD CO., Box M-180, Post-Dispatc? mediately for thoroughly competent single known product: machines. Best Laund: + Co. 330 Bell. . Euclid. { effective way of building up a wealth | Hand, thoroughly experienced: piece-| elinz and applicants must proposition; see us for details, Frankson ence. Box M-63, Post-Dispatch. STI CKER HAT CO. 1209 Washington, | - ——— your bread-and-butter talk? | SALESLADIES—Very attractive proposi- sno 25 Years, for household emonsiratiz Tinnt-Tilenntetn te earn more—write for interview. The morning. 3219 .. pa ‘ 749 : 72. Post-Dispatch. in First fear CAbany 1086. ro Se F Free sample. Jones, 8US N. | n: in country: give references. Adc- | 7 - no Sundays: German preferred. Corner Advertiser, coats and dresses three evenings a | o'clock. 32053 Sheridan. sitv: references given and required. Box “Dispate ~h. learning. between 6§ -to 7%. D- | OPERATOR: 7 wy ik aed ony gi gent salesiadies with real estate ex- _ Gi z 0) —= D =} ANG ‘ jot roc hoysework: no Wash ‘wesg "4300 N. Broge- i = | 108, Post-Dispa ‘c¢)} | SALESLADIES—Before deciding family: $8 a week. i: oan, TYiler| work. Universal Cap Co. 11 } ~ oa N. 124th bl... wants experienced girl to ‘chee heads. envelopes and creeting HOUSEMAID—References required c ©£9- $18. Commercial Employment, 1612! days a week. 924 Geyer. 3 xperience. Wells-Lamont Mfg. Uo, private home: breakfast if desi a witioens : ; SOIN, 43 Attractively INYUN. 2: pane EXPERIENCED __| rs. ier" 106, “Pospissirs ote Ee at , = ren to board; rein Saturday or Sunda’ GRand 1229) | dresses: steady work. Apply Excel Dres it ADD ¥—To assist photographer: chance to nish rooms, excellent home cooking: with sink. bath ces ; on. (c62) 5 ; ‘2 - 3 j . ee : ern ' CAbany 517! ri. oes: BREMEN. 1Y07—Large | 10°} OM ashin (cf) | , LADIES’ ASSISTANT _MANAGER—High- | ndry. 1745 S. 18th SALESLADIES WILL man oee | apartment with congenial i re LADIEs—For pleagant. aT nery Mie. Co.. 12231 N. | BD Apply fifth floor. . ‘ > : cat NDRY HELP—Experienced flat work | Post-Dis @ : : rience in sewing draperies, both 606. WASHINGTON. Apply 8:30 a. m. Monday. Grand Laup- ' departments: Millinery, Linens, Drapery, ehoe salesman who is thoroughly Famous-Barr Co. |, experiences nana ironers, Brignt ond! ering. “apply Superimiendent of Bim drawing account and commission. one way. etends aie Mie? ined scuaee wa alee " Ps WELLINERY A . * Api i cooking. Westminaeter. t - oe pA. JUL a bi present or last employer, religion EXA ani good, neat housekeeper: em- | Experienced Union a sleevers and lications will be considered | . Bppiicatio (c) | MILLINERS™ Expert. and copyists, pattern ~ sucas. R. H. Baker, Jr., 808 Olive Street, ~ MILLINERY OPERATORS — Scrurgs- : Pentae AIG F1th | SPOTTER Silk Dress Factory, 415 N. 11th. | ) : \ S it‘ MILLINERY TRL [MERS Apply. at once. 4803 Ledu (c2) . 7 ‘ + nal 7 Apply ELY & WALKER DRY | 3f7EETNERY TRIMMERS Tapctp pezperienee and education. | SRTESWOMAN—Over US years, of aes: s/o steady work xcel Drees ~ -— ances: state wages expected: small office; READY -TO-WEAR | c MILLINERY TRIMMERS steady work. Apply Excel wrees, Co.., eral office work: LO21 ————— Washington. : neat, intelligent; = Post-Dis. departments for experienced sales- between 25 and 35 I - ° GOLLUBER MILLI-| ply Sungay. 2 to 4p. m.. 3908 Olive, ‘UR FINISHERS—Agoc 0 — wae Sina {c) | to former employes. Real estate office: state experience and to organize its courses in salesmanship. | potucek-Schimmel Co. 819 Experienced on ladies’ hats: permanent STENOGRA PHER—Reply stating | shop; references. 4220) Delm undreds of salesmen for a nationally at ton. asinatinsee a Ae Experienced Millinery wa perience sine ary to start. e885. 1-302. -Dis, Park P ~ a Post: SALESLADY—Enxperienced in : : energetic. ples sant . ; ‘ : GIRL—Woman;: wee k: care children; | _ 1111 Washincton. Second floor. class retail candy store. State ege and organization here. He knows the why |“ I D404. Post-Disnateh you is the fact that he can impart his {| _§mail family 755 McPherson, first fl. elis preferred: steady employment: articles: best proposition in 8&t. (e) STENOG RAPHER— Position opened im- | SALESLADIES—6 experienced: , : — straight ears. no com- | GIRL-—Experte: am neck-t — —¥ hE , Da : 7 | MILLINERY TRIMMERS t ggg AB 41 ee See © new ued L R > oreferred: duties also require SALESLADIES—To sell =i9 hosiery; goad in handwriting, stating age and experl- ermanent yearly position. RALPH GOLD-| pected and «give phone number. 12 Ghic Ride. St. Leula. Mo Do you want to put a cutting edge on | Gini. 56. P.-D. AMR. hia MB lt power machines. 2005% Biddle. Ap | 0D! = ai ODE LS-~+;oo0d-looking gir . between | ne If you are not too big to learn more— Gini—For tailo mE. plying ot See reference, number. Box | 5 GIRL—W hite: “assist with | 7—20 da ‘6 improve their seliing ability. Box K- | Gi: Sx perien only, for cigar-b usewerk. washes like oilcloth: no laun- | Wiedr : ! or English. for young | ¢ "TU D} 5 : GIRL—For kitchen and counter: von eens ood ildren een sell coats anc * arcasee tne Re ' OLD LADY—Colored: care child. Call | son: direct car line to Washington Univer- tandise: pay no obiect. Box GIRLS—To it arn chorus; get paid —— 819 Ww ashington, Ath floc (c) | TAC KE R—EXxt pecrences ADIES—A number of refined, : GIRL OR WOMAN- for general | : | TEACHER—OT pi Box H- | Frisco Bldg GIRL —W hite, general housew: 3 in oPERATORS -Experienced on caps: N. We invite A larce local cpncern has a desirable | comparison, Hen OLDENBURG. 4661—Rvom, with boa OSCEOLA, “716 Escenilonal room for 2: lly: everv convenience: break- wool ——— fash- , fc) must be ‘tor general laund ry. AREAL house work: 2 OP ESA TORS —Repesioneee. 6uk a 5507 Water- | =e Edi in Mfz 1305 {ec} } tose, “yott } floor. OPERATOR F i . ey a! me. Fifth avenue styles, 791 Ar- . . ~ 125—2d floor — = beard: ; a2 >: st-Dis, . — ~ ou——- | Of and 2 lave i : SH | cade Tr ll conveniences: tile at electricity; oboe 1 ae ~D unacasmnal age : de Bids. . > thee | . ANY, Housework ; eare for children; | OPERAT — Experien “a on silK | education or the eaui ust Pe) a a Ee: - | Southern cooking: opposite Lafayette Park. | ‘ od hom small wages Box ¥-234 | ,ctesses: steady work. | nited Drees Co..{ manent with a ye cna to make future | SALESLADIES—Real cimgfort at last! (c65) * , “~* | 902 Washington, fifth floor, ic) ; 1: the wo onsists of | New invention preventa shoulder gtraps | -—.—— —— | PESTALOZZI, with board: - y : isn: ately. GIiIRL—F: ene housework lout dry: $71: 1m} ‘ apnpiv a’ clon kK. 5537 i, Sane: ADbDartne! GIRLS—To learn milline: ry trade: m “mandy with needle: geod or po rtun it ty. “ Golluber Millinery Co... 1411 Washingt _ = . PrP Pp GIRL—Co! ata to take care of baby and Ot moa “ thar help in general work around the house wants {0 pod Pauty Phone PArky: ew B578. ic} j cand le 1848 ork. Call | GIRL—Whtte, general ho ' ’ ; to see one ig 80 Want one: write Hoye Co,, : PERATOR—On epe must be experienced, i and Chestnut. OPERATORS—On ‘silk enced. Appivy Hvykins >. A Sth st.. Sth fioor. phone: if you have coufase and confi-|for free sample offer. dence in } 7 . we , ; BSon. Chicago - | duce results, hers LADIES—~—New discovery prevents = | all the word implis ; Buaranteec: representa- | education whet? ) Wweekiy e selling experience f ary expect eq =e eces sample offer. Siltex Co.. M-523. Post-Dispatch 1126 Granville ° Chicane TICKING OPERA SOR : SALESLADIES—4: good salary: also com- Wash CEntral : 614 mission: to solicit orders from house- teas as- | ors ~ | Rien. a ~ ~ with cookin good home DRESS OPER ATORS TIME KE ‘-EPER | he oe - ~ = He canned goods. eic.. right C home: home peaviiceen: references re- dak , yOu Cali on Same Experienced on silk dresses: good pay. Esper enced for actory ly | Deople every we Ss atin 7 A tE a A sh nam oe of a MI A ‘ I G we furnis & ¢ TESEL ?. {cO3x) N 2AD ¥ R\ N ai | or Fos Po« st ¢ it Mi territoy. Rt SEI » ang? , = _ this is an 2 has for 1 or 2 gentlemen, {c) ol ington 361GA—Nicely furnished room: 4irke : i - Experiepacrd on wasb dre SSeS: higt ont Lio RUSSELL. GRand 1I681W ry empioyment. B. CORNE hoard optional. RUSSELL, 3624—Nicely fur nished room. pas Steady ae BROS... 923 Washington, second private family. for 1 or 2. RUSSELL. SOSSA—F Font hall room: “home | Experienced Operators — Wanted on wash and silk dresres. cooking: youn: ROOM AND BOARD—I or 2: large a | x room: all conveniences: private A. ae Schwartz & Wild. 1508 Washington. family: reasonable. Riverside 2198W hoor ST. VINCENT 2701—2 gentlemen: mod- OPERATORS ic) Experienced on button and _ buttonhole machines; on_wash dresses: apply § am floor | mov FORES T CITY MFG. CO.. 1627 ash- | == em: private: good meals: oe SHENANDOAH, 2924—Room boar.. ure: garage if deateed, (ce) joe ton. (Cc ’ OPERATORS be. experienced on we ; : : of pay. FRE Lic Hi Wo 2 eG ean Se one call Mom, | WOME ae OAH. 3954—Excellent board: a and go . SKIRT cOoO.. nas W ash lingt a lc ys \ Le referen J t Aili Mon- with rithout | . before 1Z}, S room and inday, 1 ». m. | GIRL—Credits office: apply Co ries | brospects in vo -— —— fiper enced Call COlax , : - paAery board. axe business Post-Dispatch. (in: advance}. introduce g¢ ne ral ¢ ffi ~e expe! rence, making real money and the wide- | experienced capable executive corres awake salesmen of St. Louis are t pom, -y H A. Riddick. getting in on this. If you would cust, St. Louis. k like to make $150 to $250 a GIRL—wWhite: experienced: 3 in famils week come in and meet men who good home: Private bath: good wages. are doing it. We furnish leads. PArkview 3635W. 6240 Rosebury. third in “Pe ¢} Can use three goud salesmen. Oot we : ; . — GIRL—W hite, general housework and WHEATON C. FERRIS, plain coo king room and bath: with 1601 Boatmen's Bank Bidg. young coup ll pay. Parkview! es Ww “8301 Sout?) od. fc} GIRL—Ex xperiencee in packing dresses for wholesale drese firm: steady work: good opportunity. Classy Jean Dresses, Inc 503 N i} th. é i? G TRL oss years . @xperiexn cec oni WILL 49 S.——2 nicely furni rooms for ight b housekeeping: sink, beth, } ~ iy ex nee? appiv. Stfeardv = ; 7. - iA Mm reTy res ene | ar garage. JEffersen 22749. eG?) | —— ‘ DESIGNER GIRL wane tan mn hy MOSS STRA Lag | WOMAN—To 3 lady. GRand 2018J. (e) wre SiR — a ge EUCLID. 1606—3 nice rooms. - - On dresses. ust be exeprience " yapenotes ww . aferen MFG. CO. Ww ashington. sixth floor: P La i ee , pe a 1957A—Room and board he 3) eooheved- . — iis cent ope % in alien front Om 4 } ad: or pSeiair tai @le rator { } vit il JUST ] -~* ROOMS— Beautiful , My . — atitel 4 S820 Washington 24 floo ie Y ashe ft sin ageism ay a oe executive; Can be made in spare time showing friends| 2 employed: ~ eg single room in private me: Ofiva rest 2447W. ine eden. Coat ; : VN \N 1 | [ DRE SS Ot 3 &* 2 Ww hi mn: have appreciation of the bet- and others our beautiful personal Chriet- ome, artmen FOrest 3291W. (c7) . os ; ONHOLE AKE: iR-- Weekly pay. Full er. part time © Gat: serv country etrie: weicoel if ‘sufficiently pn awl 736 ay x wi CE ES, must be thoroughly experi- | | forna + lengua * on | a a * ie continucus het water: near CHOUTEAU. Seu =a furuish clerical work: state qaverta j Se nei white. ta Balp with chil- . geners ise we Pore gies. Si ric ote woe , aleo age and telephone Bamber: ence dren; referen: and ext recruiredt. | enced. Apply Supt. of Em lov-| ne F yrest 46 Siw. Staller, Monday. LARK, S22—Four rooms. Hoi, we | Good home and pay 5801 Wate erman. fc) — i Ss yar — FARN &8 EV > electricity furnished: $5 EF | hots a z iment. B. NUGENT & BRO.| "Sis pase, So ee) OEM HOUR L lent ge ' -D. Cr. C 0). | Be~~ ‘ge oo oa once: dishwashing Th ——- —e CARDSe : ; anc eenerai work: * most beautiful line in Ameri a HOt - OPERATORS—wW | fetion one child: a anted : need | and bea Ada | We Pay Unusually large commissions: © nm oare 44 sell on sight: we deliver apd collect: x Apply 6251 | HoLSEGIRIG Ge aS experienced operators on “°222-ie. in person or write. Sample book free. | OUSEG! . ; sewnork .. (SALARY $10 PER nay c even'nes for vour convenience. : : ocm : — fp amnall tacnlly: ah BP see tee “*Yinii far we oy oe “ae woo jersey and better wash | es Tent. desicn Page Bn ENGRAVING 3 Co, 38a ee evan. me cooking: aot water Lindell sO81. finor, CAbany tena. ye” | HOUSECTRE Ftuscwirt antes | dresses. We are extremely busy | 02 Arcade Bide |" BARN $25 PER DAY | 2X8 4itita Sines | i. aie perience errs } oF) RTT Ahad te TO LEARN NTRSING 5 wit ard: small fa eenera! bouse- Whit: Corn Pay 4 1? + wi ¥ and of fer ste v e ’ Sr ha Ss S oie an 4 ~ . erences wired ° Ano Arundet pCi bh |} ad mploy — | fu a woe cumelieds ee | ELL CHRISTM AS CARDS Rat ad Rae PS ay ig ares Reps Por with best standard prices. Ap. . American He. | ny of salesiadics and salesmen | ENRIGHT ee iit 3 years | Ply | Seer ine Park Chicere (6) : te eye yp an Greer, View | Pp ELY & W ALKER DRY | <a WOCeeain; S$ SiS) | GOODS CO., Sterling factory. . ie ' f 2: good home for ged ge. 16th and Locust St. and 3409 Peterences. FOrest 57 mrs | t 5% 13g Pe /T Ay WOMEN — Bh ids ie agesi- make $5 to S15 White Rose Laboratories JEtterson 5130, from m. ic?) bac B? con Watermas. CACCEDE. Ssiga— Kitchen: SS eee reoms

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in WEL 35442 nicely a a ae eciric fAsBvner a ferson 1499 ine Locust, 2e18—Connecing Roast = vost, 21.192 Sod OOMS FOR R NT, With or W ah a Me?) AUGUST, 21. 1927, 900 R iS F ENT, With or Without Board—Is 3 the place you have be eking ad d tod ent ee = eee a—t; you e been seeking vertise f ay? keeping rooms. running Sateen ' MS FOR RENT—South OOMS FOR REN « Scuth ROOMS FO! FOR RENT—West ROOMS 1 FOR | RENT—W OOMS , ANTED AC MEAS, 9703—Large furnished, pri | PARKER. 3028—One blocs south of Mc- |MELMAR did%—Slesome toons Gene | ees | _R FOR RENT—West ROOMS FOR RENT—West ROOMS AND BOARD W PINE. 3515—Large house sekeeping: rene: conveniences. LAciede 8158 | Donald; room and kitche nelte in bungy- home: ail co eeping rooms; private NGSHIGHWAY, 124 rooms, | PERSHING. 5900——(o i bi ——— 4 : famiiy: garage: $6: adults, j i 614—Larxe. nicely furnished | }ow for light housekeeping, $10 a week. DELM eniences. {cl) eam heat. See janitor. privatc family: gentleman -# Tred: TWELFTH, 115 N. on nee 8 ict) rivate; modern residence. : A cies Bee. . (c5Sx) | “yee? pore —~ vena house- nae es. tice in window. or sleep. boa 3057. (c) seeping rpoms_ reasonable —— Tw well-furuished F ALOZZI. 2616—One or 2 connect- : © ‘ce ( shed room WASHINGTON. tg 2804—Slecping BxAL, 341" ms: Peet able, ing housckeeping rooms; sink, range. — : room; 6 CLED 4926—Furn pi yi et ge housekeeping; $2.50 up, a baa, =34—Large sleeping room | PESTALOZZI 351Q9—Neat sleeping rooms. DELMAR 42 FOrest 7O8SW. : : week CAhban ) Nabe, orivate. LAciede 0358. ic) _Single and double. (ec ae aes te ccond 1 ree housckeepiny = RAYMOND, so1)—Bestt 500)— Beantl aL, "7416—~2 clean light poms. a. nee J3310—2 rooms. light — ELMA —— POT: 2 : UP. Buite: able =| North ~~ ~ P| ASHLAND. 4160A—Private a PRospect 2417. heat free: rear. 3 reasonable, priv- E 4 ron . AYMO B03 rooms ré " 0 > 3 . ¢ ; [° : ate home of adult, FOreet so85W. te) : . adul we. | RAYMOND. 6031—Laree — 5068 nearen S kitchen | ROOM—for 2; separate beds; SELMA RO Ad ro h) TE GIS GI SIMTT eee (c67)| white: privat venien Heat Ce OR. with (e62) | LAclede 6025 parate private; et DELMAR. 44129 yo Fun LACLEDE S043-23a Teor Trak: Tivate: tren: Pg ; conveniences. cmt, CAbany 0611J J + ‘ Se mag he roa . Wee ee. ORG § we 2 EE 2 be ae . S bg oe be | ASHLAND, Cra 9 nin ° : with | RIDGE, 505i1— ing rooms, om ‘furnishes inisS—Siecpineg oF housekeeping y pang ta Bg ELMAR Ge ook! — ae jitchenctie. other rome: quiet ae =) os inn aaa cheap to wermine DELM MAR. #726 Househeenine and sleep-| rooms; extra bed, sleeping room; $3; ga-| RIDGE, 0215-23 furnished housekeeping | _bright. airy rooms Si, sognelit? ret) BAUON, 3753—Room, housekee Be Be nunc ast:_co a ; =) | ing rooms: $3.50 to. $7.50, rage. (7) | rooms, ki WESTMINSTER, 4603—Bletping rooms: floor front: ice: $6. use ‘iy 2 ee AL, 3004 A—Lar ge front room g ve 4 tH separate beds. private; $7 | DELMAR. 513—Firsi floor front: #100 LACLEDE. 4437—Near Forest Park; Tine lectric: “ ‘¢°- “gene private bath. gas, /| WESTMINSTER, rooms, BACON. 1303 —Nice ice sleeping eee ine: privaic home, Me U2 anite: sleening room $3. 8) | Mished 2-room front housekeeping ‘suita or without fara room, 3903A—hRooms furnished or | ROOM—F eeniened. DELMAR. 4970 A—Dancy furnished roy : rESTM water. gar ic) Tor 7301 senior — ore (c76\ | employed Foner niin ee te) hi ~~ -~\ aaa lace telat ad tinteyeeine BENITON, 23823 A— Houschetpine Ee a: reasonable. GRand 9274J. GRand_ 2187W (c62) | rooms, single or en suite: reasonable. (c) | LACLEDE, 4113—Newly furnished x . E PD. 34: private; lafy, gentleman: rhe Ss ‘ ; eg : : jicely furnished reome: fron Boot Mj ali With sink. bath. ees, electric. , i AN PAL. 414—A Attractive modern 4 | ROOM—Large sleeping room, kitchen privi-| VELMAR, 4185—Nicely furnished room room; steam heat: continuous hot wane. ge Soman ine ont, 2 home, west end. WESTMINS R PL., or GE =: mee 2 oms: Murphy bed. leges: reasonable; n c ; ' Call Sunday o housekeepl : conveniences. 7) on | PENION, 2857——3 furnished roomie Be sun roves; pi) GRand anear o other roomers. ontinuous hot water. Lindell 2469. (ez ett SO UGayY OF evenings. . . 00M —Lov sd ‘ «= J + | Vat iamily ; gas, electric: $7. 50. — en “3 " SWAY. 4007 S.—Licht housekeep- DEL M4 a 4204—Neatly furnished rooms LACLEDE, 4916—3 rooms. complete vate family — paar. aot - 2 ESTMINSTER, 4215 (Apt. 4)— ms ee ne able SE 9'744—C'} . c to «vit large. amall Lh ell 4768W . BREMEN. 1907—Large furniene ar aoe ait ping: convenences: reasonable RESSELL, 2744 Clean sleeping rooms! for | housekeeping, $4.50. $5. $6. (c) housekeeping ; jJenitor service; : ROOMS—2: —oe wat famil WESTMINSTER, GOSS Oo pee tei 4) / “with kitchenette, heat, ‘Gietiric ane ne ‘ SWAY. 1515 S—4 light house- = —- $_gent! emen. Breakfast optional. ELMAR, 3726-—Rooms; sleeping and 2_rooms, $40, breakfast optional pater "0411. (eh Wient pred tee Ng Touma. 34 fioor 103) BRE M EN. 14: $1 —Hail and basement a Zine rooms and bath: atly fur- roteekecnin {2 furnished rooms: a housekeening: $5 to $6. INDELL, 4465—2d floor, sleeping room: | ROOM—Beautitul, oor ios x = c6) 2 «* housekeeping. well furnished ti } hot water: pice en; | WESTMINSTER S2 S6h- week! lor pitta le for offi e: also ——— = DELMAR, 4428—Rooms, housekee all well furnished: garace optional. (¢65) private: reasonable. 43 >| how - BROADW AY, i roba N.—Two — furnished. (c} | RUSSELL, 393 Large. southern room: | conveniences; reasonable een LINDELL, 4315—1 or 2 rooms; running | R ae oe: —tc} a — OA, » a A OOM—Sle : ~~ ' Ing roome., (OUstiRa 4 TIFORNIA, 3802—~ housekeeping | _movern: also garage GRand O&70W. (c) | DELMAR, 5073—Large front room. house- ope a8, electric. 4 ure: as “Demat 0080,” 02) tin ot hol fier: rentl r alee ee i ee CLARENCE, #469—Sleening Fo roo ae if Sf sleeping room. conveniences, RUSSELL. J672 (Apt. B)—Large bed- | _kcedine or sleening. erOrest R821R. I 4343—Second west room: . continuous hot water; gentieman; in or near . be —-For quiet lady. in my home. -| @: ; indies employed: car and tos poms ey = FORNIA. 2520A—3 neatly furnished os -~ i Kurchen, VELMAK, 23153—Large front seam ao Bk JEfferson reson 7 = | oat stiz ee, y ho Sots —s—| Soe CLINTON. | mm ge — 4 roms: reason ? ' ‘ USSELL ~S0t—x ousekKeeping rooms: Ral EE adil LL. outhern-exposed OO —Delightful. handsome Baa 7 ~ 7 reoms: sin ~~ slight +} how: — ae — = uo 34A—? rooms; furnished. all eonveniences: rarmige ontional: ults. DEL! M AR. 507 OA Ow lv furnished iront room: hot- -water heat: reasonable. twin bed ds: one or two rerined a utifully f ed ~- Ai a a -~- jae Tm ows furn t +h home; gentlemen. iY ert r AGE. 3821—Furnis or el nine. RUSSELL, 2154—2 neatly furnished reoms | 200 other desirable rooms. _ LINDELL, 4 20 vat - fr h: rooms: | R s W Ar 3554—2 rooms and kitch- sekecning: aduits only. (c62) DELMAR, 3918—Sleening and light pone Cs Ont b ROOMS—4 or 5. modern. furnished corm- owner's home: modern: convenient Linde ) loyed boy COTTAGE. 3725—Furnist —% — BS CALIFC ae foor; $15; adults. RUSSELL, 3654—Furnished room for 1 | eebinge rooms: well furnished: like home. ELL, 4317 — Second east: well-fur-| Dlete: near three ear lines; adults: cous | 2280 I pocnine : In — with a3. menverte 3 ins 11s an room ; es | a 5009—Large. well fur- | oT ~ gentiemen. nished room, for one or two, (c) | ty. CAbeny 3727J. SSS ry peo ee SOE _brivate fam ay Sy rivate: all conven- | RUSSELL. 3905A—-Furnishea ting | DELMAR, 4473—Furnished room: con- | LINDELL. 434 arge front connecting | ROOM—Lovely clean sleepin Sore | “tne "bousehonsl "Foo a salem "vem. Quan sce - ; ar p_family. : . & : private: tL SSELL, JV0UO0A—F'urnished connectin any pup . a : - = eeving: sha n u ee rooms. Sonate a a 2 Seale ; m - nye oueele . ™ (c6§2) housekeeping s'eeping: no other tether comvabicnne Orne: reasonable; al] _housekeepiny rooms, 38. kitchen: all convenien mees. FOrest YH SJ, 4995, = (c) ge aoe he | Se Sn ee «eee —Z nicely furnished | RUSSELL, 2134—Room for 1 1 iv --— S. LINDELL, 4 '538-—Nicely furnished, cool WESTMINSTER PL. 4233-2 : DODIER. 3518=-F ront room 2d 4 F CALIPOR* 1A. Lay laundry. phone, new- | famuiy. for 1 in private | DELMAR, 4006—Two newly furnished | sleeping rooms all convs.; reasonable. ROOM—Clemens: nice room. prefer twce} necting housekeeping rooms. “SEitereon _Ooppesite ball park: Ling j nt OOS - : connectin sleepin ee | virle: cl oO el} 4330, (ce? RUSSEI T, 5631.9 7 gz ping rooms; continuous hot LINDELL, See family all ose to St. Luke's ‘Hospital: pri- | 4995. {c) EiVieN iH. 45264 Lindell 4a30he. (rh De ae 5553—2 front housekeeping | honsekeenine- Victor 3s7 one ooms, for | and cold water: first floor. conveniences, hot-water heat. (83)| Laté-tamily. ae t 2326W (c) | WESTMINSTER. 4120—® furnished houee-| ye furniture to sell, Circe go aveniences. (Cc) | HUSSELI. ORIO T DELMAR, 4270—2 front rooms, 2. beds, NDELL. 4107—-Housekeeping rooms: ROOM . neat; private home; Prote®| keeping rooms; couple employed. Lin- — ri | pee a mat : Prdpice paaptgy —T'wo or three completely | housekeeping; sink; $10: sleeping room. ping *| tant: vacant’ Sept. 1: gertleman. FOres: dell 2987R. os —— & Page si movers ur LINE. 3 ~ erm oe ac fee furnishe q rooms. be hath, sink, large living | eool, $3. : Pn sate furnished first, second floor, | 2196W. WESTMIN STEN 205s T rooms ; couple . : , ished for ouseKeepin - | room, ctor L5OQOW. (c) ron 5 oom, ’ GARFIELD, 3919—Fu ee: é x (7) | RUSSELL 270% cr —— | DELMAR, 5212—Nicely furnished rooms | TINDELL, 4107—_Sleepin, . ; all rooms, $11: others. DElmar 4258. oo ST i” housek: ine anh re = = —s N. 4120—Nice JarKe od floor ing room, an go gy Bg og Pe a light housekeeping: Fent cheap: chit “‘titully - furnished second floor; $5.50 Ww idence: wa rage Parkview WESTMIN TER 4131 hi l a ARE IEE. 3725—2 pw sae d for housekeeping. (el) — wer STMINSTER, 4131—Nice, large house- light h jusekeeping: Satie on : | ee TOsAL Nicely furnished Rv SSE ane 3803—Furnished room a DELMAR, 4044—Cool, sleeping, house- | FINDE r = a ROOM—Private home; immaculately clean: | keeping room and kitchenette: running aad cold saree ; Ptr gents: private famil; ‘ntlemen, twin beds; vate " on | meebing : thereat, conveniences; 8 | ‘heated: all convenien with kitchen |ters sentinnene shower, plenty hot wa-| water: newly ——, {c) GLASGOW 3023—1, 2, a _ foom,_For_ ECE r age | a nt Be nny prive a ate family, on rages: $4. $5 Rh Tg yo cee. oy) ect se FOrest 1640. EST MINSTE 77; = Ss —— ished - ; hm Blige —~ — BS Woman employee. (cove) west: large atiractive: sun ; : nished: ho uate eping. f | Om: (c) RUSSELL win tobe: large furnished rooms, ae. 5503 —Firet, Moor east: at Aitree grog Bort we etn ey suraiened parter? refined pasithonn th. CAban “4 0288. Ry “beautifully furnished: Sloe | ae Ie es located; em GRAND. 3530A N _—Beauuten, ame WA. 3019—Two rooms. hall. elec- | (fi : gent emen preferred y r ; continuous hot water; reasonable. A nished - ladie , : es with private family: adu (G2 ) HOOM—Niecly farm hed -- ‘ a: WESTMINSTER 4: oe gee o_o > ata, Beat: Tilden Ill. room; ladies preferred. COlfas 6: me at GOAT Light housekeeping | RUTGER, 3078—Slecping rooms. twin | DELMAR, 4448A—Newly decorated. light | LINDELL, 3006 (3d weet) —- Beautiful| near Forest Park. ho sisain-feated: | "rloor front roome: continuous hot ‘water: pecetaits: GOuNS: “private; south. "94 to ark; hot water continuous- , man ] dog HARPER. $213—Rooms, r i = inti or PRospect 0554. beds: private home: garage optional. Boat oy gy mg en ae cold water front room; private family; reasonable. | ly: board optional. re et 3586W Lin or doutle pede; ommet ae ante Ss r— = ice oF halt block east — : i eet hee | oe ena hittin. — — (c99) | ROOM—One or suite: private bath: exu | ‘also. singie: continuous hot water: em | wants a room with refined d' priva P ER HARRIS, 423]—%2 rooms: mod . | eimecrooms; eouthern exposure; son ful room and kitchenette to rent DELMAR. 6182—Exception&l room: pri- |} LINDELL. 4025—Nicely ge bed- sive apartment: Union and Delmar. FOr. ployed. : ily: location a vicinity of k pref bath: housekeeping or sleeps ere: . ner week. LAclede 5199 ST. VINCENT, 2901—Front room and Vate home: conveniences, PArkview room, one or two persons: am heat, | st 0045. _ (c67) WEST PINE 4380—Deautiful 7 Rox M-220. isna ~- or unfurnished: $25 an $30 eos 5 H p23, running hot water all time; very reason- | ROOM—Lovely front, southern exposure,| 9. y Hage bede samahe. é 5 fey R S Wid. — THE ee rent separate. £ ' _roouis. Call GRend ee7 OJ: 1ST. VINCENT. 3401—Beauliful suite of sy AR, 5185—Two or three connecting in an attractive private residence: modern Wr N a 34. filo want two nicely fu rnished rooms: must 5609 EASTDN. ce HEBERT. 201]—-1e ; 3 housekeeping rooms. newly papered end ooms for housekeeping: conveniences. TINDELT. 4328A—2 ge conveniences for business man: 6900 west. EST PINE. 4330— Elegant floor! ie clean: reasonable: with congenial peo- how sekéepin 7 merce room for- ' = furnished: private familv: reasonable FOrest 3211M {cG) furnished, large Seoping rooms ;| CAbany 5532 (c) Waal PINE is0b Lie 37. le: permanent. We Buy. Sell HEGERT. 1514—Th —_— g SHAW. 4060—Hedroom and kitchen: | DELMAR, 4353—Newly decorated, beauti- | twin or double beds: “ae closets. ROOM—Lovely front. southem exposure,| WEST PINE, bt housekeeping | ROOMS W Goods of Every no agit —Three unturniste go Ce ft n° gl Pe omen fully furnished: front room and kitchen- | heat. Bas + water ~ 9 e... on attractive private residence: modern a with bath: garage: by couple; at cody BY of Cherok and ) re: : , . : 4 v J § : > SHAW. 4012A—-Newly furnished room? |ette. or sleeping room, in clean home; ga e attr or business man; 5900 west.| WEST PINE. 4 oom fe} | west of Californie: . Terms to Suit. 8836—2 connecting light kitchen: furnished: clean and convenient. HEBERT, 1915-1 Tare. aon ng 2 ye te; houth exposure: "$6 i ‘t oa gon fits front. “LAclede a —e eensonable; Ro other rocmr DECWAr 6227—Midway Apartments; ECON. autifully 4 a A apart- wEsE IN 3933—First floor west. os oO EVENINGS. MW he er 2 jarge rooms and kitchenetté: oN 1931 S—Front room with ————— rooms and li ‘ho ; : ment 1 Del |" Somme ae cek* ni, , ~ ght housekeeping, renoveted: McPHERSON 402 TT furnished nt, near mar loop; in fami ee small children; reierencé : 4 e: complete housekeeping: s _ ety pg One4ay oder new management Phone ——s a ae other rooms: hot water, (c) | business one or teacher preferred. P PAT: WEST PINE, Re ay ons: use- ee: BOA. a : - —— : cO2) | McP 4604—Sleeping rooms, suit- | Wew 5746 keeping $4.50 ei on Jo ¢) satan ARD. © ae ig | rooms, hall: ic, 2 : “ee “two gentlemen: LA" gl gg ome gt housekeeping | FasT ON, 4932—Two light housekeeping Sele for 2: 2 in room, $8. (c) gorge aver perntaned: oo WEST PINE. ‘- Mid just . —_—_ - > > = ne ? rooms yw Ys eee gg oh twin Deris.. , ily; gentleman the thing for college — c as TH. 4438A—Furnished > o a ~ - gow ap i. 3933—Large front room: EASTON 4458A—Nicelv furnished room| for 1 or 2: University car employed: kitchen privilege if bedeodl WEST PINE. 41 LABADTE 4270 promt room ep 7 Tare mel two costs SHENANDOAH 5801A—-9— furnlshea | 2% light housekeenin McPRERSON. 4388—Lovely front room. ROOM—Single or In sult bath. ange: cleai_Jinen; adult, ig ‘ nied: adults: garage. housekeeping; southern on OR Private.) EASTON. 4909A—Front hall room: con- | U8 arlor —Adulis: private family. (chi | “Vome of widow, Ga ees vate Dath. | WEST PINE, 3654—Large housekeeping | I CHMOND- . ” TS ice : “ | 7 ; : om, Seer Tose : age: beard optional. — MA ) 2939 Fes papa ames room ad- TAMM. 2723—2 unfurnished rooms with kitchen privilege: $7.50. McPHERSON, 4014A—2 housekeeping SUBURBAN, 6032—BSleep ng room in pri- Pe 43. Tettergge A086. : ++ he ig be" ayia el CR NROSL 453933 c). i ne tw or without garaec: adults only. (c) | ENRIGHT. 4647A—Room with private} rooms, across ane school: conveniences; cone Toa all_con veniences WEST PINE. 37 ousekeening ge | housek eping rooms, — Re PLAD, 41Q0A—V ay nice large front TEXAS, 2835—Haliroom: private family; | -Rmuly. $9. TAY L vR. 1227A N.—Near Pace: single also sleeping; nice basemen rie) ik # + re rground om geniiemen cr lady employed: meen all conveniences: reasonable. ENRIGHT. 5827 —Taree housekeeping McPHERSON. 4027—Laree modern: with * hath, $3 weekly (Oe) Teer PINE 7 848—Nicely furnished front | RAILROAD. 7720 E—Two lim : ——— on th TEXAS. 2003A—Furnished- room 1 or 2 room: everything furnished: $7.50 ge eemenette. $38.50: sing . housekeeping 7 7 x & McPHERSON Beautiful | WES ; oc : + ag 4 be go ge: ] room ee ig . S i SOM, 30620A—Laree front ee $5: ladies or gentlemen: carace. ENRIGHT. 5001—Ttwo Desrooms: kitchen. 7) room jy PE vate: _D) DElmar_ BORK. (ce) | room, y ment § 7 ( ry Hughie raz co lor girl’ s ries . & $3: modern COZ) | Rava c — . hall: all to yourself $7 PERSON. 4476A—New! Tarntaben Gi si, OR. 3 —Apartment A, at Mc- ee ¢ us for b ieycle repair aes a haa grins memes for 1. me 2 : a 3059A—Housekeeipng = rooms; TEXAS. 1618 Two rooms and ENRIGHT. 5147—Furnished room: show- | rooms for men or womej, private me Pherson: beautiful, comfortable and rea-| WHITTIER. 399 ne the a (8 HGTCLES Nee : 22S een farianed s¢ . & private. G@Rand 0312W. ‘c) | FaeRESA 100. Room for D embploved: er bath: hot water, board optional. sonable: in home of a lady keeping ICE ROOM = {cz} ee’ in gx Le, condition: alr sizes: 3 “ECS, COCCI SUrD 0a —Comtorane front room| pris te family. Gr nd 4251W, (c) | ENRIG oe 5119-——Front suite: also single | McPHERSON,. 4474—Beautiful front “oo TAYLOR, 1215 WN —Connectl ing ‘house- - room: modern conv . 2 ASL ARS ge 2 mee ’ 4 : Sy — Speers wet ear Union bi., central; housekeeping. | qo “101 mode 13s Barley ee one ppm line only. Poetic 8.4180 sone single, THIRTEENTH, 3994 S.—Couple | __ housekeeping: clean $6 $10, with large closet: for 2 men: also narace. keeping, also sleeping room; conreniences; i 1 > ROOM—For 2, with brivate prefered a : ENRIGHT. 5892-——Twin beds: $3.50 each: (C99) | reasonable, (c) sleeping. __FOrest 7966). Davison; ; c) — 5 . 1 Riverside. 6442. OR. 2026—0 5 | kitchen privileges optional, apartment. | McPHERSON. 4167—-Large clean pretty CNTO N. 1308—Couple to share furnished Huntington Arms Hotel MOTOR CYCL opt 3 si “i AU es ferred. Linke see rooms; Ge eo nicely furnished light fg R208 ee ee Tee io ENRIGHT, 4045-—1, 2 and 3 housekeep- Rowseecepinn soem. water $6; slcepips | house for owner's board. c) 6560 Pershing: $12 and $14 weekly; | -cResp._trade_ mae i , ; t & lie ; . re 1 : : “ . oe Lots 33st a : aM HE rooms : VICTOR. iSsiAhicom, southern expos- | ing rooms; wales in ToOmbe xatege, (c) “ | @tte;: private family, adultes: $6.50. ic) h: ote service: phones; 1_ condi : 7 780) bourskeepig : | eat sa Re ra VIRGINIA. 1915—Large front housekecp. | an_employed. CAbany_ 7401, 18) | sr paler tciveme tomes See Soenee gy eo pe Ry ay BE large boner sr aie -_— ens nate Bae 3I, Dd co ii. , family: conveniences. -Ignéell BF ‘wr iight soueckeepins, os “OOS | conveniences; garage optional, ENRIGHT 5i75—Pleasant sleeping Foom | necting: garage optional. JEffcreon | VANDEVENTER, 220 N,—Front ae ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED | MOTORC je leen. | , ~ | Gravois sai light housek MeN G clade SAT mished Me) | ip clean ‘home: $6 for 1 or $8 for 2.| 7004, __{c) | apartment A. Employed couple of gentle: | oe 1530 (Rear)—2 ght ‘airy Pat ha ToRD. STRODTMAN, 4427 (formerly Siet ety—= z oe. sepe—-inree lcht bousekeeg | room. LAciede 347) (©) | Forest 1479. (el) en (c) m : . as m . ; Ni rae -ole expel “ oO MO R CYCLE— P eet 7 A” IV Thr ST SUT Re eer a 19—Two -heat rooms, ¢a- ties ENRIGHT. 5845A—Pleasant room in - urnished: sink, hot water, VERNON, 5541—Second nary home room, GORDO N OREN REALTY CO.. JEfferson ‘ee sean ce prices, IARTFORD, 4272—Front room and kitch- BOTANICAL, 494;A—® rooms, bath. com- | eURIGH I Bisk_Evieht 0) | _newly furnished: conveniences, conveniences VERNON, 0%40~-2 picasa “connecting COTE BRILLIANTE, ofp Front room, down: pay while He ze matter | FE} ; r | . = Gat ‘ORD, 3401A—Room: woman em- | DEVONSHIRE, 5534—Two ladies or mar- | a>!e; all conveniences reasonable CRs) ing rooms: sink nd phone ERNUN, 5416—2 well surniened Hogee Biv ISiOn. /4 -—} Rooms AND HALL. TWENTY FINS = ie [RERTTA, 2903—One large, clean | GAKNER. 6727-—-2 furnished rooms, $7 | housckeesing rooms, Kitchenette: 1. “se. MAPLE. 5941—Light housekeeping rooms, keenine room. with kitchenette. water. ond-floor front room; working couple. ’ clean, oiderly home; employed person. 5255—Front housekeeping suite; jutchenelte: private: ms cen 20. re poli = mot = (co eh) | did horrd: &7 we kiv: mode?a., 1 rivate: adults. LAclede {ec pletely furnished: private: reasonable. eaol, comfort. APLE. 5U069—2 eeturniense nouseneep- houec repie rooms, ad floor front. (sts — } hoard optional, ae housekeeping rooms; range: sewing Ma- a£0_exvoged, for 2. FOrest_ 8743J,_ (c83) | GARFIELD, 4576—2 rooms, modern; fur- Gorets 1s. Excelsiors, Harleys, ans, TWENTY-THIRD, 3518 N—Two . f pple. Laciede 1183. adenoma vena ROOM—For elderly : hice private | EUCLID. | : ne scele OY ee chine, VERNON. l “sleepit owes gee nishie hats heat refined couple; $9 Cc. HILL CLIM r | fu —— ¢ e 2 > _ ; : St 76— housekeeping | rooms: also sleeping rooms: aes e. | DIN 30) a sae i A 3 oe Frishes rooms, light housekeeping: A 3120— home: all conveni neces. eB x_M-326. P-D. | ETGLID. BRET 7 uiikeend’ "tees tae gg hala o. — bay Shirde a PINE, 3209—-Neatly tyrnjehed room es BALI ; ee erie 8 140? - ———— j N, 0305— sekee Lindell 748 erinot: j ' ——— ng and bac. ; ; : or 3 frrnished rooms. room: all conveniences; $4: gentleman. dioj 1ew) os oe , B 25 Sin0 Ce — Uy WIV ERSITY, 2324—Nicely furnished on: . | = — . (e099) rent separate or a jo ning: ne f connectin $7 over garage. 5.40.1 necting rooms: range: electric: bath: all dong nee tem ae — Housekeeping . — - | nished =) | VERNON. 5533—2d floor front room with HARLEY DAV N eonvenionces: private family: adulig, (c62) @ Yicto 4252 Wes EUCLID, 27 S.—First apartment south MARYLAND. 4500—First L: seed Socuthal kitchen; cumpleteiy furnished, housekeep- ROOMS IN SUBURBS 1927 L ISO WARKEN, 194°. _Rear.. large roam. wa é ne EI a" er i AMHERST PL. 1239—Cool. attractive B meng furnished room; $4 week; émi- a mn modern aoar ing: water: Hodiamont car: $8: also room DERBY. 6431 (Wel liston)—2 light bouse Like new: has special racing carburetor tor : - 2 SLES = -a rage. ¢ are ; d gears: extra seat. 2 spot lights, electric eovnile nileman rooms: apart ment: gentlemen. CAb G195M - LAN 4 ok furnished with porch, $3.50. eeping rooms and an WILL . ely furnish q )- room | RSON, 3949 S.—2 nicely furnished | 43 ST PL.. 7025A—Light, steam-heat- | EUCLID. 330 N—A real home for those “tleeping room: next _to_ bath. (c57) | VERNON, 5054—Homelike place to live, ELM. 7406 (Maplewood)—WNicel Tor. as pe TE. rete Rb oe mare Daoty Trees beams fo light house ep sin TIE ge meena Melle lenge mnie Mat “wenger 7 who appreciate refinement: large front —s ; ] her yeure: | if ; é wit! loved le or 2 ladies;. every | r light housekeeping: sink, batt d : reasonable; beautiful MARYLAND, 4287—Fine sleeping room for 1 or 2 gentlemen. southern exp nished front room: private family: all 1 . | Sereteeed: eaneiien ighborhood. & vate home. LAclede 9375 (ce) | .©d furnished room: reasonable; beautt room; very attractive; twin beds: aiso sine |“, : : : . _— delightful : breakfast optional FOrest t| , ‘ ‘ 1_Loc Box i gg aR cer neighbor ; ee — on .s : —y neighborhood, ‘f) i gle room, kitchenette, gas range, breakfast Ist_ floor front: sou Hous 3778. (cG) , SS CERRY RD aq> Sleeping sox Y-* ose -piepatc —$—$— 6: 363 A=" c nnecting house- EV ANS 37 ‘ou ur 8 ( 0 s; . y t house eep ng ro Mme, oe tO ws ROOM s—?2 furnished poupenceping wen . eeeeenee ca aan gen eid Seg ve Nar Lemp . a eer 2 regronable. — nS goon ty gm for couple. PArkview | _t0 street « car;_ private home; hpone. _(c) Tre LL. 6749 wo furbisned house- | W aae NGTON, 40 ; 3 a isront —"4 garage. W/Jbster 1883 1 $00 ms 1 | couple. Kamien Cpase @ LrAYeTre. 2 —— 1 Coats. FOREST PARK. 4405—3rd floor east: |" keeping rooms: private; $8. Hlland | kee rooms; raieTT eee er St: | KUUM—Witn Karage TET Eb. 1927 Singles, demonstrators ved COTE DRILLIANTE BaSGA—-Larege me tromk ; @ ine: 2 Macey ge Fy oe ew Dog py) | |RAYARD. 1210—One or two rooms for | nicely _aoe room " fume io) ee a ASH 4 2 EE a ammin en Poms fier 2480W inutes_ downtown, _(¢) Cash rr SSIS Tara ousckeeping ca s; very reasonable Houer (c63) | sbie » ox El H-352 2. Post- t-Dispatch, _ or n v 4 'MP on “J nie easonal FOUNTA Ke usekeepin oa WASHINGTON. 4300 pin KOOMMATES ; ; ygtited ae ee (928M. = | prin ~ be ee Ss and ine rooms ase ey “a asouabie.— | room with kitchenettes ‘reagonabie, (oO7) 0 IV, ee gs: peaning suite: front sleeping room: all "facilities gt yong maa yy Ae . woodwe mf ya ee, | use Keeping : > — , ~Arkview 2245% NGTON, 4045—Beautifull = fi Wid.—Refined business man: os adage 4 uroished. 4. e j co ae ~ aad { } i . =p ROOMMATE ined . 1] modei - epecd to 27 m. . h.: price Poorest 23793 om : bousece ie on ig. suse oe water it TANNED BOTT wo Nicely furnished | HAMILTON. iat S—Trro furnished rooms, rine’ h shed housekeeping suite; real kitenen. share room: attractive “West . {pe 3 ST da DUIS, su10—3 furnished ao gens Hida naee nent adults: “— oie mY ren suite. ‘n beaut! ful and bath, electric washer, phone, $8. (c) TS . é twin beds: private bath: unusual; sefer- erry beri acte ving. #rrare SR . mvenicne > an steebe 4 cars, bus. aumamioat aaankerbese: close to ticdia- HAMIL TON, 720—Sleening and “house- i} lady le. c6 " ASHINGTON. £0/-—soewabie. clean —* CAB D > le i) A 321 wie Elto ST. La ot iz 7s10A——¥ ront, _, Coe ad q ~ mete. iAciede 0246. (c) | mont, Page and Delmar ear: reasona™* K aul conven ei PAGE. Cd ; ; ec erees roomp: owneré home, emp "Tah pi nd pote wil. wp home pelviege oy de motor op display. yo 45. cre: * sana fs milv: rvrasona e, . ! N 48 1512 8 roo . rent: nhone FY regi AOR ] R., . irs Ss r . ’ , ms, laundry, elec- f N G361N Brit: new! tin Rite 7 i rz leasant: no otber | , ae mt room ASHINGTON, 4 o room fur NG MA cure accomm . . | Spal. ae 61i0—Light house or PMich Gat secora ts - _ CATES. | ores sae a ITAMILTON. -1167—Furnished rooms, sin- eAGs. 2? pene : nished efficiency apartment, newly deco- | in wer! “tornished home: SUPER EL Like new; $110, Wm, -]} pnd furnished rooms. | oe eT ah Metaniones of it dale, CATES. 557 2 Sorniahed rooms for Hight) gle and connecting ; reasonable. ‘c) Pree aan my Ee oe oS rated; reasonahie. a excellent meals. 5126 Waterman. ; boate = ane ~ - o : bt dd ec Ir? oa ‘xX - yy sant ur- PHEODOSTA, S308—Large front { . = HIGAN. housekeeping: hot water in room, (c65) HAMILTON TR. 5944—Nice front room, keenine. 87 ner werk, (ec) | WASHIS > 1. , _ doats | tock 1 boats to ee — rr —-— | roam : 3 ms, and $6; 5 {ferson ats in 6 -2 ita ble for one or two. To 5 pa: o aoanle employed. CATES. 5139—2 lov sable. Ry rooms, for Ri ares Cost: Raw A a 7H Ba a4 PAGE. df i52—Neally furnished room: quiet shea roo $5 ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED alos On : Bert B ; THEODOSTA. ae ESOTA 4705—-Furiiahed room for | nourekeeping: reasona | 2333 (c) | a week GENTLEMAN wante meal. privaie family: | ¥# “ 3233 AS r 2nd floor front, reome tor eam ee n Wn a d et “> TES iSvVA—Rooms: light housekeev CAbany ' . nda-four room. > . AO oe . or ; ‘ UNION iba wo large front us teh LamBloyed: linen. kitetwen privileses: vase 7 s.4. and Witchen. HORTON, | 5943-2 housekeeping rooms: “ os connecting, housekeeping: very desirable: | vicinity Vandeventer, Page ii , AR keenin ‘ , -~ | Was stON, 5 orne on Saaainneeree skeet Th 1. Furnished rooms. 1 frrnished: sleenine room AS GIUN, 2 ADKINS. 4569 —~ ree house q Ace Heh }:30—Furmieh fas | ane fr -- he« TT oe woom. | .2itet floor: _conveniences: private home: modern conveniences: spotlessi¥ aren: and Washington: larve. light. beautiful Hall Ao = Db room: carage: windows ae’ / —— & ICs 20N a0 Two Front Toons: et pode ~~ énk — FPatiamont ec ar eek. n . Te newly furnished front room: southern th 4 eet 2632 te hoes Bs meh he Ft t tiv: pill eonveniences. PENS By ne room. reese KENSING SidvA—9 Tange —unfur _——~ sn oon "at te ret =, ‘Te bene i! nm e viva Orne: ne a ee — : 4 Vary: *. ate —. a > | ype Acer / see? “ s¢ - >: r ; : . al one " ‘ a: ids rooms: completely Fur- — = tir ee: | RINGSHIGHWAY, 932A XN — Nicely fur-|reasonable, References, *< Post-Dis-| nisbed, single or “Gouble: for aa) | 308. Post. nity Ashland Seb Box M a ven wot DELWAT ‘employed; reasonable. (7) ) nished rooms. FOrest 3550 W. (c) ‘patch, poop.c. $9 vist 3167—~2 furnished housekeep- eeeeee8

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®T. LOUTS 3s800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and | Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. ttt, POST-DISPATCH. BUSINESS FOR SALE THREE RECITALS A 7 ISINESS FOR SALE a ROO : MACHINERY MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES | one ECRCTRIC RUSINESE— A REPUTAB eet oe main trail city lation, 3 3 li reoms;: cheap. 25 RE ENT : For Sale = | Be op Mil work, free for hauling. 4434 —_ well-payihg tion for am itious 000, ‘authorized esrvice Delco-Remy, North- ctoria 28 MENT AND VEG! ay CONS1 RUCTION EQUIPMENT—New a Sate acme x | Man under 30. One who has bank | (4.1 Bosch, etc. Box M-173. Post- Dis, CORT x —And fruit stand. 1612 t riving. _ : a viet income Na Will 2 Seed. for rene and for sale, The George | ELECTRIC JNONS—Hot Point. cheap. credit oF has ss $1000 available. Give phone. (99) | “S. Seventh st 4 RA Sn ee | tee ee noe ures. tional Meeting Will aa "Ca Woad “Psp Jettersas ES aT SiN Os aA 3 For | AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP—And” 62 | CONFECTIONERY AND GROCERY — |, ; 000 S| . MIDWEST BUM EXCHANCE;3,| Tuesday at Hotel ¢ ELecTeIC FIXTURES—Beautiful four | aby ata ry ome country — rage; fully equipped: well established: | Good locality, reasonable. H-337, ox t. c53x End ; RD RA — ith h se — ij t. 4 each: Huntington Arms Hotel. papers: 28 words. $10: business get ter: large ‘stock and best equipped shop in city; Post-Dispatch. . os FOR SALE Exclusive 3 yee clothing and Dri “— ayy ses, — = am hammers. S00 to 2500 pounds. FUKN eee oe $100 UPS cuaranteed. national distribute> — earnin~_ = im | Any ous rst OnE T INVESTMENT CO., day: fine bungalow rooms, “5 F GENTS PURSTRIING STORE —GO0T_ South Side. Box H-1i 9, _Post-Dis, (c#9) here Tuesday :.: Hotel Two 72°x18’ borizodtal boilers. 150 | FURNAC i—Front Rank. Re 45: good | } ature dossibil” ies: .reasonatle CAD | 342: bA 5 7 oS CONFECTIONERS. Wit a ves st. rent $30: Wey . THEPTo Good loca-| with fixtures; cAabarr ovt7. (c53x» |} Convention will be en¢ 28 , gg GE ag REPAIR— And nem ilmemapte ie $700: eneees for selling. sickness. GROCER A A —— — with electi zs 312 3602 WwW.; tion: $1600 cash. Box M-311. Post-Dis. | yy tINERY — S. Grand: real bargain: e‘ection of officers, I pounds pressure. oo ns complete; cheap. 53 Laha- | which you contro] and operate in your : Hodiamont. Various sizes motors and cenerators. ie | ow : C | reasonable sell. 3 NORT H SIDE ALTY Co. : One special 200 h. p. unifiow eng.ne io 4 FURS aC ES—o0, hot water, hot air and | ——USerS BAY oe aD “85 ger cen BAKER 7 Dolee g00G business; must “c) Florissant. Maw (c) GROCERY AND MEAT M awarr > leaving city. Box D-i2s. Post- -Dispatch. Charles Galloway, | CONFECTIONERY—N. Union; price | Monday at noon. COlfax 1002. __(c09 MILLINERY SHOP—New: ood location;| St. Peter's Protestant r | one 150 kw. generator. st eam. all sizes. 5000 feet of hot water | of time heretofore wasted: sells for ony Riverside & | ~ | BERRY ooGooa t Good business: account sick th livi room: sales ROCERY ND MARKET—7 Ti c | BAKERY ood i $1000; rent $45; wi _ li me ts G A MEAT T 6 unt of icy Church. will be first and get our prices radiators and vines. from inch FC. hatt one-third ene price of other visible re ; PSs; easo JOHNSON & SONS MACH’Y COo., I ) give foot. Schm idt Bros... 437 ia | ords. Yo an earn *10.000, to $50. wn | ness: bargain, Box ¥-231, Prk t spt $20 daily al SIDE aS reason for selling. ness. = I roxy * FOrest 6633. 5 N. 1“th at. 'F ede ay. Telephone JEff er reson ©2906. ic) | Der Year. “ ROSS- GOULD co.. 309 N. 10th | GAKERY—At @ sacrifice: just the place | REALTY CO. "3602 eu pa (c) ERY. MEAT AND CON oN. ade. ; pom, eet ieieteeeeentans ate we - —s " a aeahigten alte tm es ee 7 Le pees Widutniientieeanaseanuihiaesagalion oe ~ a oe sn ano us 7 a ok ee " ait aaa - see Pr B. . netted Sime = . “ R oe 2 aan Bet on » — P 4, : ait - : - w. “ ; y * a it awe . at ee i Oe TP . je ee & n 40° WPS RERAT ES oi é wr " a ‘ phvpsiea SP A Ai oop ner pre, cxtg ed regs Se eae . “ . — a ee te ae ee ‘ . as aeetinaieids i ~~ ay ~, aoty 9 6 — r+ i a . 7 } seer oy 2 Aw rs = r ts : " nS - . reseed nee ~on . a 430) ow as . a” . . ow -t a8 inbhandieee «Mart ee - , “ oun - ne Se Rel. wei age ios 4 ath . ee % np vt a 341-35 N. Broadway. TYler (eV) > > . s ; —— !HALLIWELLS HAIR DRYER AND MAES-! ai3.1, na jeas USED MACHINERY For SAT E. SAGE CHAIR—New: $100 2818 ‘ndiana, | Charles rd. ic) | inspection: dctH. t ‘orth west. ith liv in this countr ; Wire Monark Lathe. 10-feot bed .1s- ineb HEATER—®2 if ction Ruud, eo $e AUTY PARLOR FURNITURE—Supplies | GUTH. puss Julian, = Zeal, Good business, nifty place, fine living aioe living rooms: North Side. Coles SOWSPAPER ROU TE—For sale. Call at Dr. P y and a ; ee aanematne: -ateereida 2007 and equipment: cash, easy terms: cata- | BAKERY—And restaure vo Pig ae Tooms, opportunity for young couple. Box | ShacEny an 7 ~ 220% Missouri, Victor 4083M. (cz) - Percy B. Eversd ; ae : logue sent. Gibbs & Co. 21 S$. Wabash. | 6000; small down payment: ta. . Y-27, Post-Dispatch. yee Ail enn ate 3 rr en aah an ROUTE— of the Missouri State Ysa RANGES—Our speciaity: new and | Chicano. be mery, in town. Dr used: gas or coal: all standard makes a oe . ii ille. L st St. is. CONF EULIC INER KY—And lunch room, neat rm livi m a , " to 6: 283A. Collinsy ‘ 5 em_iiving_rooms.__Riverside_9497.__(c) | SRKING LOT—Filiing station: downtown business district: long lease: sickness of | liver the opening ad¢ hand miller. used, Fas ; BUS] os : ames ses: real saving ot iy atyle. ne- NESS MANAGER—Have an estab schoo] South Side: no competition: rs ; Hiland 9614 COMING HOUOUSE—7 2 6555. ; (c99) | TUMBER—Car Ceiling ity om valuable lease. No cash neces PAR SE ee pees, ae EAN SRY—2704 St. TESALATGISED GET WOME \a5% V amc 4755 C=ETTT a bargain. ; . 3 0 A sh we : wis a > . eal ssilie. : er i ~ 0 CR AMERY AND GROCERY 2704 St. tion; i 2 Neg ea i: Tacos wer: Waener| 7138 Alabama. Sry tmnt party, must a $6000 cost $1200! tables. dail ae yg A | pag pa (e) ae Fa ae Paco sa oo ~~ sae UNIZED SALES CORPORATE: iy clean; bargain. . sett ¢: cheap. 5145 Theor a ; a mand. ] ions: | alent credi his TI “SSEN— Tun , ~ ti — a eohine - } - 4 phase Ll er as a ? nd. all dimens rae josition is a big money maker and you | 2! ST B SINESS FXCHANGE DELICATESSEN—Lunches: 3140 Morgan- Call_WAbash_ 521. {c POOL HALIL—For sale, rent or exchan piste Sh ly h. nd . -D new used: wiring fcoairins and in-] heater; very cheap. 324 Delmar. for any kind of wearing apparel. Labor| BATTERY AND FILLING STATION— andeventer, fe“) cash. cae hes .. $400 ) weekly rent cellent proposition. Box H-366,. P.-D.{c) stalling Acme Electric Co.. 221 Market. PAINT —Ouiside white and gray. eolled | Dientiful. conditions ideal. onerating ex- 3100 Lucas and Hunt road: cheap. parac ATESSEN —- Fountain. grocery. gg TM. dg PM, ey Pp. PRINT SHOP—Small, 2 4 - y Threa Fittings & Valves. | oo to ests ed firms, ddress reara: sickness. Box H-¢ net-Ti (co a d res ~ DELICATESSEN—In High Pointe rice | = . STAURANT—D ie tio bargain: - a. Donnell-Zuern Electric | =is —— | tion dollar financial “tnatitution - reaen’ North Side. Kliverside 4441R. right, po competition. last chance. 379 | GROCERY—ana meat market; 0 daily | RESTAURANT— vandy oca e052: ain; Oth. c9i {Is SCHOOL D Sr potentns type: like | manager ahaa te Mt. pe pt i} prone BEAU TY shop Fine location: $650 com. | Clayton road. CAhanr 226. (c7) | average: in a good business neighborhood good all-night stand. LAciede 0023. Flarnbeck- andia | Electric | 409 new. 1007 Market st 'entele: future commissions coming oo this niete “ rms. Anpnliv 4451 Pag i a ic} DELIC:. ot ESSEN—Restaurant- -s0ca foun- i | ox I-18? 7 Post-Dispatch. will sammie ee ee 7 [a 10 wears: | uwency Will pay one-half of the purchase EAT + PARLOR—Fully equipped: dom _ tain. igh-class proposition: reasonabie. : : Weekly reminder for motors, a. c. or . SECONDH AN ID PIPE iprice which is $2500: answers ae oe “busiess Soaia sacri fen?’ rare ° a | o027 PDeimar. = (2) | | GROCERY yy MEAT ta ET—South | RESTAURAN T—Good. “business; rooms: e. Get our price list: tog up to 10 tial, Box H-63, Post- Dispatch. (c) | portunity for operator. Don't pass this up. Dal ICA T“&SSEN—West. fine location. a tle a FRENTROP,. a $15.000. (1952 N. Broadway. horse power. 314 Market St. GArfield Radiators, building tron. angle beams, re | GARAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP— | MODERN Be SINESS EXCHANGE, high class. es stabl ished business, best ry me sh “da gg, | RESTAURANT — Well eauinped: paying 222-3996. (c09) inforcements, rods, belting. fittings of all | Missouri city 60.000: do $26.000 sear 488 Arcade — ic. GArfield 1498. (c) eauipme oney aker Se . . Iverside amall: } ity.§ 2524 Franklin RENT “MOTORS kinds, tanks, motors and machiner . - i be usiness ; stor k. equipmen t and going BILLIARDS it drink luneh: big as 1 ‘MIDW EST “BU SI INFSS "EXCHANGE peeing SOREL OE doting e004 RESTAC RANT —l, ooking for 3 ocation. ‘ CENTRAL PIPE AND | SUPPLY. | business, $8000. Miclke Bros.. Danville, |. men ro Om in | back; best buy in |- Wainw B! GArtfie'd 3353. | business; rent reasonable: 3 living rooms, ood fixtures? See 584 De Baliviere. With purchasing privileges; a. c. or d./ 1318 Chestnut. GArfield 4430. (c09) | Ml. | town: . 23.5. Jefferson. (2) DETICA TESSE X—Finest locat ion. large with bath, in rear: easy terms. Call Mon- STAURANT— Doing good business; 7 coahe eenvicn OD oon ATIONAL | ae Seon re fireciay deposite, one BIRD STORE “s- tablished business; must a ~~ Daeg gee | aut ~ ne c: bie = —— —— st. Ballevil Ti reasonable. s. Vamdoventhe. ~ = asning- . y 7 ac} 3) rofits: al g sell; your price. 953 Genevieve ; tay ‘ ee r ’ : °. > seal ton “(c99) SECOND-HAND PIPE ee ce ttack, Big Drofits: want man | a Plies. “33 : —_ | fountain. boothe- ores: | with os withds hanes an ae tae | METAS SANT cong jocation: sell half ees ax F iI ses: guaranteed first-class | Post charge and furnish $1500. Box Y-222,| BOARDING HOUSE — rooms furniture; | m ust sell: $2500. GRand 1930: “4471 ‘Cas- | way junction to car lines: excellent busi- interest or) ll. 21943 Olive, lca: ela Stiiees, vals C2 + ic) |RESTAURKANT—Contectionerv: 255 ; Post- Dispatch. | r . > A : 7. > . re = | reasonad) le. _ 36 me Vande venter, — | Heman n: Worth investigatine > are : HUGH ELECTRIC CO. condition: — ht valves, etc.; We | gine READY-TO-WEAR STORE — | BOAR DING HOUSE E—12 2 rcoms: good fur-; DENTAL OFFICE—And 4h a anew ‘Tw na ate — — Ne wipTe— 14th; corner: terms, No egents.__| (c) Motors, generators, engine ; gencrator gee aUTS: on Ley. & SUPPLY CO.. en " Poe. i nd. Pt for wholesale dresses ; | niture: paying proposition. 4215 Lindell. | corner: reasonable. Box K-30 P.- ros oe ye By Pat nn ane business: REST A URANT—Doing good b uainess. Sees Sater Swe mat ects, apecial electric) =f. a a” athe dehe” ik oteee peg "mh peak: anced, S102 (ey BOARDING HOUSE—12 2 rooms. occupied: | DRESS FACTORY—Established: 7 nt | books open: reason, sickness. Box H 217. "1508s. 39th. = . . ; > be : —— — | Ben, _ rood, steady people: ideal location: owner | steady work the year around. ; 107 : wees oS ath St. GArtield_700%._(c99) POX al = a :, balls. compicte: S31) | LOT Fast Scam es rener- Box _H-376. Pos i-Dispat ch. | Post-Dispatch. eee | SCR END MEAT TTY | eee ne ae ee “egeEs a ONE 10-ton and one 40-ton American . 4 ey . . 1 . 7 Ay we ‘ EPR ei — agg Teak . 2 bx 5) 4 pK ap ~ ~ les Oe s oe. . * . _ : ‘ aes, ty . P! ot ee ht. > “ ee as ay ~% y ak cae | ie Be eee - 7 S . > a hen. he sh he ‘ges A Mint hone wv. a ‘ ee p: CES MAKING—Allerations. ladies’ tai- GROCERIES, VEGE LES—aAnd fix-| ¢alj } Monday. 10900 WN. Grang fc) PIPE 1 inch qd ry - .- a fittings: - 6 4 4 pid ave &.€a Tar Fen Pr st- Dic spate h. 2 SE Gar Ke and epoir shop: I lori ing Irst-ciass. established: doing be-| lures: all ip cCOd pre = one cheap rent: RE ST ,sUR ANT— And rooming house: six ce —— a. See “a fittings; | 4366 _ Lee. — —| ANT ~ 2g yer — S q ne business | tween $4800 and $5000 a year: reasonat le. | selling on account of sickness. Box M-6U, } ” ee . ‘Bargain; LAcliede 0173-3932. McDon- SHORMAKER—12-11. finisher and motor. | peo +k wee or without eerwe eS, | c ARTHU R FREN ‘TROP, usincss. | Mrs. Irene Kathmann, 306 Carleton. (c) | Post-Dispatch. soar aa rt ag ice + aan . ad ic} | good condition: also eciver, Singer seW- | pao. ig experienced and wanta te noe £143 S. Grand. Riverside 1881. | DRUG STORE E—Suburbs. $6500: = OW per | BL USINESS—2 0 aint a a> oy ret: | DRUG SLtORE—In county. $2000 receipts | ins: for information call Lindel 9309 any a location: two car lines: Ps well furn ished ste 4 1 engths, a low prices: | : eae . oe ‘ ~— nave ui | obbine paint and glass: buildings, | ie. on — yn oat — | nts. . , » | SHOTGUNS—Hammeriless. hich crade. au- : -Di . = ales meten 2 - ey ony monthly: rent $150. Box H-U9 Post- | day _but Sunda . o . Lppiv 46 y er — coe gnantity, to sult. | _tomatie eiectors, chean, 4419 Farlin. | PATENT anicl alo wile wal. $25,000. ee cee. Se | eee, |GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—West RESTAURANT. rent $20: orice 250; ROOMING HG ra) Feet “Tineh te j STEEL FORMS——Tuo. for c rmerete ashpite, if ? ? } =. HI a ny & 211. 4 — we a ou db! led first vfar. 5 Owner must retire ac. DRU 4 STORE ton" Th ick! Vv QD late 7 neizh-} End: rept $50: stock and fixtures, $6000: aioe for. a se: nae on account o . - © pipe. chean Renton, Lindell 2085. (7) | Pp RACTI AL inv ui ie) ‘ ale: count of heaith. onlv ior sellin OF rhc long lease; reagonable rent: good | Sacrifice. $3000 CAbdany 8828 or PArk- x : -ommis- ee | oo ao | commercial rating. C1 edit. $1; - | fixtures: iresh stock. box H-155. P.-D. view 37 R25 — RESTAURANT— Busy work: biggest $1000 s ? a " ¥ ke GOT gs _ y tL bee LS . =e 4s 4 ~ Se) aa? : a a 4 a o7 7, a ial ke —Must cell quick ; cheap at a= 5988 Julian. wane & Alstetter 6-inch le shear. Tw a hatteries of caffee urns: fi rst-class pe ge SECT RIT ITY CO. Writ ‘ NITED} CLEANING AND DYE ING——F. “tablished | cood "he ma “ "gto re: , $20 000. B-. seiiee twa make, offer: | good aeieae RESTAURAN ned ELICA LS} og mi ge inch verticale crill pres as, | condition. Applv building sv perin tenden SANE SEC , oe a ar- | business, cheap. Call GRand 8175. 2806!) Pox H-176 Past-rier piace re ed sacri tock: fine hours: liv: v rtleal no rama encine hoist. mezzanine flo floor, Stix, Baer & ru bi€ i So. _ . - - LAr - acago i Lem} ? ic) | DRUG : STORE EC OF mate transfe poin " rapes GUTH” S088 Julian Agee pores — _ hours: _ ertical ers. from 2 h. pn. to SO h. p. Ro! rs SUNT > ICE ROX—68-foot- | ™ sASEL Ady vy equ pped cini ne ! “ONFECT'ONER YW aqnwun’ itiesr « ta = geen sd — . = me Oe ee, See tn lock. Boller fixturce ‘and’ tanks Of | UO oot oak counter d oak tavies 10 oWk | (0, "ellabie. narty: Tauet. be ‘experienced | reasonable. BONS Rebrashare eon “hast cthtr iiestate: Sood eee Mt: Sune | CROCERY MARKET —Northwest: Srooms| "+" '' GUTH. boss Julian . | oh aire gO” ravi featerers. Washireton Hots ( ons fi nat. ' ’ . . "£02. c. ‘ e years usiness Ss JOHN » NOOTER’ Bor. ER_ WORKS 00. a ea Fait | S100.000- MANT RINto : : f an P 4 " : ic Hasy Li, s a r cle, Pace re S seTy wa Vv 7a" rT. a = - - pay i 2 4 n- = } i ( - % . . ° » ye : 4 NEF bt ri NERY— 1ivil y POO Ss ac ae bess new modern fi xtures: clean stock i veare: d tin GROCERY-MARKET R h: Louis: esta>lished 15 years: doing busi- Used 100.000 square feet of guaranteed | 0 “Dp 7 ge | 4 NN Gear re: ni | Me creed etiibtad” pal 00d, 1ocatio eS Sanka oncethi es guarantee cae of S106 DNS 6 ele: antier ant beautifully e Peace Bridge Opportunity CONFECTIONERY Gand | B | acts terme y cash business: priced to | Hoss of $100,000 a year; omnes aS. able. Bor. pt8a Post Dispat | feet Fe. ster] ‘aloe. valves and fittings for above. 75 steel lockers, § fire extinguishers 100 oll tanks, jarge amount common and | 19? Coins av.. East St. TV. m1. (c99) | N,_Eifeo, 525 8. Dearborn, Chicago, pipe. STOCK—For sale. See V. Becker. 9999 and drawings on exhibit. Adam Fisher! At > : = is — 000 cash required bala approved s@ | DR Ca SUN DRIES—AI! sun goods, staples;; GROCERY AND a Peete ote fae bargain; established many years; low rent. radiation to reduce etock quickly. Your choice at J. A. STERN, 17th and Chestnut A condition exists: here todev th locat « pee LIVE TOO, Od | , ry d i 4abaUl o* be Mat. in CATION i ] 500. 4° t E Oth. aa i | . RY & KERR INV ESTNMNENT co. + (cBo) my opinion may never exist aga na . epee DRL (5 STORE VI » ROADHOU SE—And beautiful 5-acre park nion, may xi ain any- CONF LCTIONE RY—Delicatessen: Gravois: | ‘ 4 cluria Bldg. CEntra}_ 2840. rounds on concrete Gravois road: won- roor above. GRand 5440. No ean tmie Rest location in city: doing business of |GROCERY AND MBEAT MARKET—New derful location. Phone Riverside 6370. ~— ty - day, wonderful oRnpol ‘tunity for | fixtures: electrically equipped: automatic ROOMING HOUSE—l12 rooms something FX a + x J Sf i 6 ; — American | where. } "T} RETRIGERATORS PLANT ¥ ree- ne Peace brid fedic: e | AX neoniag oe be compiete with motors. como: oF | etalon = Bridee. dedicated by the | CONFECT IONERY 3 livine rooms ry Sore rine coolers. tanks. bumps, etc.: ai ince of ates. and the first bie traffic fron = "462: z o tt iS. across rir. Owner m leave city for | refr igeratine machines: gor clean stock ay - 2 in)? UOitace. fe) ce od, i t = verfoct order: w ae _ ss ap. Hunting: | : bridge = “at ga Cc —_ oe ss the n ted | CONF Ec 7 ONERY pase om he eth Box K-24] Pests Di spatch. ‘groceries: owner has other busMeas: will| 00d: terms: owner. 4107 Lindell, r ing : as jus me . e ? fy Bu fale . ; E R — Ar) ; ury gZO0cs £0 iw rood > , " ; “ ee eel) t x . > * ; “Om T N Y QS! YANKS! N. ¥.. to the smali village of Fort E ie. lova Lirvdell 2 023 45 an DRY GOODS—With. living quarters: four at sacrifice. Fox M-313, Post-Dis.__ ROOMING HOUSE—® y+ neatly fur A KS TANKS s ANKS'! Ontario. CONF EC TIO NE RY a ine auartere’ rent g 5 ‘ars: excellent for woman: near echool — ER Y—And — ay «= Sonn £004 col- aos — $211 eee Three exes cylindrical 5300-galjon If history reneats itself. this bridge will | sh rroin B.A ett | ae eure nes: owner sick CAbany 9343. 0 location: ine ixtures: 1 Ix vi. Y ND MEAT MARKET— : J. A. STERN, 17th and Chestnut. (c9%) RE\ . ‘ ot 4 ‘ho na filline eGo, F ost-Dispatch, - . beer. 200d location. place at TINNERS TOOLS Brakes —— - | g IE IBER ; hie yt 00d junch trade; reasonable. Cal! | M3 me bargain; St. Louis County. Box! De'imer. First comes gets it. ROOMING HOUSE—l14 rooms, 413 Tru- ; ai - . £ ae steel tanks, SUUO valleon to 55.00% “iwtll tell vou thie is a genu! ne lif * tir se OD- Ict “ey Og97 (o) 1-319 is : cn desired. deau. : . Box x POs Lh barrel capacity: low prices, We iw. Sell or Exchange Household portunity. . C ONFEC T ION cERY- ——=mWell ¢ 1} P stab lished neich i F ah ha poh TF AT le IN—Re pair shop. garacc: ROOMING HOUSE—B& rooms. extra good SHOE- REPAIR ' 20 miles 3- inch. 4-inch and 6-inch pipe Ord! very Deseri tion. fe ese reco! is Show how thousands of por! 100d trade: owner pve 4 1526 Jacon. | ! CT. ACCESS orice. tires and radio G * furniture: resconahle. 4522 ” Delmar. tc) of shoes. ] “ } . i ople invested $500 less | Lindell TOSS s anpl ir * 1429 St. Lovie. CEntral 54°: rocery and Meat Market ROOMING House—8 rooms: cheap. yt ned > TOKE—Stock 17 Oli 8 EE ~~ ARS ornate - WO AEN PR We . . ee ee Seb tare wer H. R. T. boilers. . fier eter ld out for $20,000 ot | CONFECTIONERY ~—Feastere | Reet | — De = and S151 BD me | a Fe f rs ater so) ou or $20.00 or | INFEC Tl NERY Intal bake v FILL ee STATI« N An i gsrag for gale South: good location: for } 31 will ‘ace j a po ‘ i a8 : peas mor i ' ‘% ~ ‘ he in . nt ry “7 e or = | “= . ge. . . Mg particwars 7 an anes. all, a ou engines. am | A posteard ,will bring you the facts ste ods: pays ront: rooms; live corner; bus| OF lease; 30 miles from St, Louis on | cal! ROOMING HOT Si—4013 Delmar; small; ait "Grand si 1s steel somestacks. pl N EVENINGS. MON,. WED... SAT. !withour obligatine ” . p. 550 1 Hr en a\ (c2) | route 15. Rox H-54. Pnst a spatch. (c) | wit a gro & SONS REALTY CoO . cheap for quick sale fc) “a 4 ~ org a —_ WALTER ¥. MU LLE’ Realtor | good |FINLING STATION—Gallonage average n_ #5 B13) Chestnut. _MAin_ 4552. | ROOMING HOUSE—toxx went, 15 eee Pay arvain plenty 1h = ne engines ; W0 TF ‘.~ |, -Ocation: price reasonubie. Tsus OW 12.000 iT H 1 DE 6 man-Michsels Co.. Railway Exchange . elaware at suffale N he i , sh- | I-.000 gallons monthiv: good location; |} HARDWARE sTORE—Established 20 | nod income Elmar S661R ¢! : ide. ee | MISCELLANEOUS WANTS | = CONFECTIONERY : . a | lust sei) Rex H-52 Post Dispatch. {c) | years; owner retiring: South Side:| ROOMING HOUSE—7 steam- heated. — OE SHOP vod local ee Sig Wadone b Oliver na KUL tools. motors, machinery bout. BUSINESS WANTED Louis av. ertice. 1318 % St. | FILLING STATION—Excellest location. tm | $3600. Box _M.310. “Posi-Dispaieh. well furnished. 524A N. Vandeventer, | qSMDeF_ Must. leave city. Oo. 3 Bardons & Oliver hand rcres Sexal. 123 “ge ’ — . ebster Groves; lease for sale: must wu 1 c Sr: machine. like new $200: 1 No. 4 and 1 “Seral, 1231 Market. GArtield 183: BARBER SHOP LOCATION Wid.—In live CONF EC TIONERY—Good future for del- | [rtaly gasoline. Call Liedell_ 900 ton PHARDW, Mgood Nicatten: Se katie ‘Gaemee Sah teen Shad eee ae Sort DRINK PARLOE No. G new Stewart blower. each comolete.| ARAMEL ct ATE R Wtd.—i Hand pow. | t hook 644A Ann ay fessen. 3971 alifornia. |} FILLING STATION—Reason for Hing iy : ' ~~ Sv ara CERES 758 Goce eS : ‘estalozz st. pany fittines and 50 feet of pipe: beth wer ‘): sheer motion. Anderson Candy. inc.. | RU G S ant ‘nse akan i CONFF¢ “TION 'Y—.New store: ———— ikness: reas oy a selling. | 30x M-2. Post-Dispatch. aa ot ROOM ING — h hean wmgy living can | Awe : st e ic., | D STORE Wtd.—Small, paying: state | ne ER voy \ os10 t ;| @ikness: reasonable. 1549 S. 7th. HUm-| HARDWARE STORE—South Side, at) We mate S. Rreadwa 2243 "Chiat — “Tit fry TOOL ANT a nll > 4 | Green ville. UL. sOcatION, sales, brice, rent, ete Box Y ag ainess: ch 0 Ma “ bolt O355. ‘c6O7} | transf ) Ui f AND MPG. CO.. wer Grove )} Ozark Sign Co. Manchester & Warson’ DRUG “STO RE Wid, —in exchange for | 1330 Hadiam RY= =F ine a | and ‘accessorisa, geod’ btethnn"'s tires | iii ARTHUR FRENTROP, good income. Lindell 3041R. (ce) gt Ry PA re moh . CALL GARFIEL D 1203 Pa we RR ee) 5 ae -acr od schools: all in cul | CONFE* TIONERY —= Sandwich hoo: ae See ge 1 3 ee ~ ar | Riverside 1881. 4143 S. Gra b} ROUMING HOUSE—1623 Olive: house- RINE a 2 =m re ! NACE Wid.—Secondhard. Phone JEt. | tivation, , Box 11-234. Pp ost-Dispatch. | trade for rooming hou: 32 S. B'way.| PILLING STATION— ona OTEL_ > =._S rand bi. | keeping and sleeping. C¥ntral 9613 Of othe -tetiepecmmaaiiaieen' 4 OU , e Misso - ~- _ cation. 22 N. Broadway. wire. howe and aackine wo aaa a i -_-; + nandagots ii talk business if it suits. ant ve (CON FECTION ERY— Colored 4 we 2 TL LING STATION—Unusual loca? ion: | Oe eure uri town; 4135 W. W.| ROOMING | HOUSE—10 rooms; ce | 5G Be DRINK FARL r—014 @° a J, A STERN. 17th ane Cheetrut, (c9O) , . - wi heel chairs, violins, ' caaiel a... ‘> ‘ ~— in ares ? correst “I » new he « A at one , In at} ns : eeaF) 2' | “¢ ary ib! e-: hig? i ate i tires and af HOTEL 4i- ~ Owner. 46 vib) Al en. 35) | ack ectrt hy at oo Bride eg " ‘ te pal tox H-2)4. 1 .| AAwrrr —— _ qessories. Fox H-208 Post-Di spatch. (c) | -—40-room, in University ity: do- BOOMING TOUSE—1i rowms; neatly tne = ELEC r beds. FY rest Seay "Pho ne befor 12. | try’ can pay cash. McDonald. 1319 ¥ TO NER z om “Live cOrmMmer. south:| ese eh ogy } . Emerenn EFlretrie Co —— ore oA 3 y casa, ¢ Ma.c, 31% Vash- i Tie m s 4 ag : t! terms arranced. IcE CRRA OTT sacle cheap. 1028 Grattan : 5 ERS ington. co) | l -— - price * CE lanes: » . as ° CO General Fiectric Co. NEW SF tes Razs. Currv Paver Stock us. (cP : {oe} « AM a D CANDY + OR—W til (x ING HoT uF 16 serve merchants luach. ‘ , keeping RR bh 21 8 “oun %.. 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Frankie Bailey in a characteristic costume. —_————— By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK. HEY used to call her “the girl with the beautiful legs.’’ Some went so far as to she had the most beautiful legs in the world. And the theatrical reviewers we darine came right out and said legs. usually spoke of Frankie nether limbs. All of which goes to show that Frankie Bailey flourished quite a while ago. Reviewers don't hes- sa} r e the) They Bailey's ; -~ when itate nowadays to call a'leg a leg, if, indeed, it is worth mentioning at all, and not often do they commit them- selves on any one pair that happens to be seen on the stage. Doing so might involve the disturbing necessity of eating their words a dozen times or 86 On the three blocks’ walk back to the office. But in Frankie Bailey's day, which was about the time of the Chicago World’s Fair, things were dif- ferent. Legs weren't so plentiful or so respectable. The chorus” girls had hardly any amateur competition at all. So when Frankie Bailey, slim, young and beautiful, tripped out in tights at the head of the chorus in the old Weber & Fields music hall, she quick- ly became the toast of all the biz limb and anatomy connoisseurs’. in New York. She kept them lined up at the box office and the stage doors. Her graceful dancing pic- tured on billboards, in newspapers and on those old-fashioned cigarette card- boards which were collected and trad- ed and kept in albums. Old timers re- call now that Frankie Bailey pictures had the best trade-in value to be found in the cigarette picture exchange. One Frankie Bailey, in a brisk trade, was Rood for a couple of Lillian Russells, three Anna Helds and a Madge Lessing or two thrown in. \ HE made legs respectable. Prob- s ably it was she more than anybody else who started the collapse of in- hibitions against them. She did that largely through the fact that hers people talking about legs and, as everybody knows, anything is talked of open- ly it quickly loses its savor of naughti- But after putting legs = on a firm footing, Frankie eventually dropped out of the news. After nearly the stage, and her underpinnings became his- She became heavy and_ slow. About 1919 her fadeout was complete. Now, curiously enough, it is a mat- ter affecting her legs that brings her back again into public notice. The news is that she is again able to walk on them. From the Percy Williams Home for Needy Actors at Englewood. New Jersey, comes word that Bailey is not only Walk, but to skip and run. The paralysis which a few months ago threatened to leave hey- lees were started openly when hess. 30 vears on she celebrated tory. Frankie able to Page Two. her famous legs helpless forever has left her. She hopes even to be able to go back to work before long. Until this umexpected turn for the better came, the last time the public heard of Frankie Bailey was last De- cember, when a dispatch from Los Angeles stated she had just undergone an operation for gallstones in a final effort to her _— life. When she was able to be moved the National Vaudeville Artists’ Association had her taken to the Williams’ home for treat- ment. She arrived in April, her his- toric legs freely propelled by aid of a Her improvement began at Save cane. once. YHEN the correspondent called W on her at Englewood a few days ago, she met him on the front lawn. Instead of a broken old woman, it was a-— graceful, youthful figure that greeted him. With a discreet touch of lipstick she looked, even at close range, not a day over fifty. And such was the inex- tinguishable youth of her spirit that the reporter of another generation felt irresistibly impelled to call her Frankie. When he left she walked down the hill with him and ran with him the last ten yards to catch a bus. “Tl expect I'll be able to to work pretty soon,’ she told him as he departed. ‘‘Not in the theater. but some way to earn my living. too late to start now. Frankie Balley Old last May 29. need of concealing it lieve it or not, go back It's not another career even was 68 She years has no longer and, be- she swears it She was 34 when she first appeared on the stage back in i893 and danced in the spotlight as the “world’s most famous chorus girl.'’ For two decades she held her place among the prettiest on Broadway ally overtook her, But age fin- immune as she > SSNS =~ .s ~~ : = . a; ~ Ni 2 ™— ae Le | = seemed to be from the blighting effect of the years. About how immune she was, much is told by the fact that she was making her stage debut at an age when most ladies of the ensemble are thrown into the discard as a matter of course. Frankie was born in Cincinnati. She was the stepdaughter of Col. Fred Bailey, the eircus man, and foster father of James A. Bailey, Barnum’s partner in flim-flamming those of whom one was born every minute. From childhood her home was filled with theatrical folk and they were con- Stantly hounding her to go on the Stage. Even then her possibilities as the “girl with the beautiful legs’’ were recognized. Frankie was not stage struck. In- stead, she married Frank Robinson, a young circus man of her home town. After his death, a year later, she stil! shied from the footlights and married again.- The second husband was a New York politician whom she divorced five later and whose name she prefers to forget. away years the stage for the first time and did it “‘as a joke.’ She entered a road company and played Ida Potter in “Potter from Texas.”’ Of that experience she recalls now Only that ‘‘We were terrible. We lasted just six weeks."’ That was in 1893. “But,’’ she continues, “Jake Rosen- thal was bound he'd have me appear in tights. About that time he was or- ganizing a show called “Tar and Tar- tar, with Marie Dressler in the lead. and he finally persuaded me to Play G ine stase after that she went on Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927. .. FRANKIE BAILE TAKE - ANOTHER BO’ Famous Music Half the week in Cincinnati. Everybody knew me there as a young widow. Ros- emthal paid me $500 for that week with expenses for myself and maid from New York. It was $780 in all. ‘The final scene was the Congress of Nattons, in which I was America and was supposed to wave the Stars and Stripes and look patriotic. But when the time came, I just burst out crying and wrapped the flag around me. The Cincinnati Enquirer next day had a big page feature about me bawling So I did it all the rest of the week.”’ HIS impromptu bawling scene marked the beginning of Frankie Bailey’s success. She went back to New York and for years was a fea- ture of the Weber & Fields burlesques. Her shapely legs put over many a show that otherwise would have been a flop. She was paid $100 a week for just walking around in iights and sometimes playing ‘‘boyv’’ parts in a famously inaudible voice. The other girls were drawing $18 as their week- ly stipend. In her Frankie had a lot of what, among actors and musi- cians, is called temperament. She had more even than a chorus queen's share of it, and more than once it caused her trouble. Once during her career she got fired and three times she quit the stage in a huff, to come back again after a few weeks’ absence. The incident which caused her to be fired occurred in 1900, when she was with Weber & Fields. One day she got into a row with the noted actor, David Warfield, backstage. She sailed into better days, only ai § : Ga ¥ yVy ) | a Favorite of the Nineties Recovers from Paralysis and Says She Will Start a Second Profession ’ a —_—--~ him and tried to give him a pummel- ing, with the result that she got her pay check the same evening. Twice during the next five years she quit because the management tried to get her to wear skirts. She never would consent to concealment of those handsome legs, and it may be that she was exceedingly canny in this. Any- way she never got far in any role in which they were 1903 she quit the show because it was going on the road and she didn’t want to leave New York. After quitting the second time over the skirts question in 1905, she took six girls to London to put on a music hall act in the Coll- seum, but her small voice hardly reached the front row and the show flopped. Back to New York she came and took up her old place in the chorus of Weber & Fields. Frankie remained queen of the bur- lesque circuits and vaudeville for sev- eral years and in 1912, at the age of 53, was the big feature of the Weber & Fields revival. She made her last appearance in 1917 at the Century Theater. The play was “The Century Girl.’” The spotlight never fell on her after that. Her legs were no longer what they used to be, and, besides, the time had come when legs didn't count for so much. They were so common and could be seen in such vast num- bers without the necessity of buying tickets. N 1918, when somebody won- | cerec about her absence and inves- tigated, it was discovered that Frankie Bailey's famous legs were being hidden behind the counter of the United Cigar store in the Flat- iron Building. She said she was doing her bit in the war that way. After that she went from bad to worse financially. She never was good at arithmetic, she says, but she estimates now that she has let $750,000 get. past her in one way or another. In 1921, when she was in poor health and pen- _ At the Age of 68. 7 ge of not exploited. In Frankie Bailey as she appears today. niless, a great benefit ball was gives for her on Valentine’s Day at the Hotel Pennsylvania. Frankie, who had e® tertained so many others in the old days of Weber '& Fields, at last was te duced to the necessity of watching others dance for her benefit. She drifted out to Hollywood later and had a try at the pictures. She had only an occasional job because bef beauty had gone and her once exquit ite body had grown heavy and Um graceful. Then, helped Dy friends of long ago, she opened a little shop and here she sold candy. But this proved to be tough sledding and with illness upon her, she was almost at the end of her rope when the National Vaude- ville Artists arranged for her to go # the actors’ home in New Jersey. They did that when it became known that she was among those chosen by the late Percy Williams, New York vaude ville man, to be the first “life guests in his home. ILLIAMS, who had a lars W estate with a great house, di- rected in his will that It be set aside for the use of me and women of the stage who were slipping into need. He remembered Frankie Baily, the vivacious, dark haired girl who used to lead the chor us when he was young and went to the Weber & Fields Music Hall. He wo her name in the list of old timers We were to be his life guests, and the privilege came just when Frankie needed it most. At the Williams home ahe may remain if she desires. will not have to go back to Holly¥ She will never again be compelled to make the weary round of the studios looking for a tiny role. That won't unless she wants to. But 8 body can tell what Frankie Bailey # going tp do now that she is able® walk again. She keeps talking earning her living. ‘I guess I'll be able to get some work pretty soon,” she says. RBroadwa ertrude S’'TO William J. Fallon’s and Decline and t Sacrificed Her Vain Attempt te By DOROTHY ROE % A Special Corre- o spondent of the Post-Dispatch Suiday Magazine NEW YORK ,HIS of a ie the story Rroadwat man Y } girl and the ( ahe cared for and f er unwavering Q) oyalty to him. It is the foryv of the mana rise to hose toppi nx trom th and pride if how deserted hi hut Gertrude m in thta time Vanderttit | oduct

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us Music Hall > of the Nineties covers from ysis and Says She Will decond Profession Frankie Bailey S as she ‘appears today. hiless, a great benefit ball was given or her on Valentine's Day at the Hotel Pennsyivania Frankie, who had en- ertained’ so many others in the old days of Weber & Fields, at last was re- uced to the necessity of watching Dthers dance for her benefit. ‘She drifted out to Hollywood later and had airy at the pictures. She had Dniy an Occasional job because her beauty had gone and her once exquis- ite body had grown heavy and un- graceful. . Then, helped by friends of long ago, she opened a little shop and here she sold candy. But this proved to be tough sledding and with illness upon her, she was almost at the end bf her rope when the National Vaude- ille Artists arranged for her to go to he actors’ home in New Jersey. They fid that. when it became known that she was among those chosen by the ate Percy Williams, New York vaude- lille man, to be the first “life guests” nh his home. ILLIAMS. who had a larse estate with a great house, di- rected’ in his will that it be set aside for the use of men and women of the stage who were sipping into need. He remembered Frankie Baily, the vivacious, dark- haired girl who used to lead the chor- us When he was young and went to the Weber & Fields Music Hall. He wrote her name in the list of old timers wh0 Were to be his life guests, and the Privilege came just when Frankie heeded it most. At the Williams home @he may remain if she desires. She will not have to go back to Hollywood. She will never again be compelled make the weary round of the studios OOking for a tiny role. That. is, she font unless she wants to. But no bow@y can tell what Frankie Bailey is going tp do now that she is able to aik again. She keeps talking of earning her living “I guess I'll be able to get some Work pretty soon,’ she says. road way Deserted Him ue) TTT a but "2 ae Re oe Series f Sere ; 4! gee ~e mn ~ ay, .7 Gertrude Vanderbi pwOD BY William J. Fallon’s Spectacular Rise ea yp te ~ , ia dad v ele , i Pa Sis} yi ries and Decline and the Actress Who &* we Sacrificed Her Fortune in a V ain Attempt to Save Him. By DOROTHY ROE % A Special Corre- e spondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK tiv eftory Proadwat is {rier h, Uf need a1] , be found f1 Ohe extreme William } Fallon. uman being Often he at IT met him.” said Miss Vanderbilt to the gout, where a ‘My bose was named W. J. Fallon marked Manhattan's So when his card waa sent up | ad be ni Sidee Gertrude oh Rites, 1 was not ji iaughed I couldn't imagine why _., 4 ei oe jah lie} 4 » $$) , } ‘ eo } . ie * ares avithed ait. 1 e ne i , orm: I sup aS : the boss should be so formal. I suyj Ss i mmee? 2 Vanderbilt, wasnt ans t Was some joke, and so. as I ae as the suburbs flung open the door. I cried ‘Wheres as she piace jy old Bill Fallon” And thers HF L im se . appeared , Sy ~ BTOOg ‘ ee Si +e im % eae! “The Gold ~ all rv Diggers.” AME as wes T WAS a case, Misa Vanderbilt says of mutual infatuation. Fallon. who iabew Pee a ~~ 7 by was expected back in New York the next dav, stayed in Washington ove! . . details of the case are not important ‘onfidently he set about T rhe Wee kK end sitting n the Tront row P . sufficlent to say i! at every performance of “The Gold - oe " ? ridi and two disazreement Finally And in a moat AMmMmMuZzing eourtroomny Dixzge? nd sending t at al baat y eid enh pay * Pp. s ¥, , ‘ . } | * resulted in a Thi iB- vn defense wr hee oh, eat ole 4 ot % ; te d Sp sere the brokers confessed, and On acene he played the dual role of lawyer SO MANY war bond issues 7 McGee, as their counsel 1 i ind defendant ld in New York City thi | t ibook con , perate situation. Thetr cll ul as a astern case against him. Al nown rim accused them eemec point toward said th s last Fallot ndicte ia g ie Judes arned him that wit! Jur! Driver: as fight | hack again wv Lagm EL oe Aa Ie. D ss emt . de eR. # Try? f} as “epee Wy men, tired onductil a nation found. bey Seay bas ‘A, ¥ ~ oe Sie wetiaees . adie, 7 ff, Penile et Sag. Fa a ae’ es Pas ai tone Cee : Lueck SRT Ge ATO vy e », ee 5 A ee 8 so ie * ett Ale aapne , + ¥ yo y av Niet ohreitee an ~ ee PURE dimes I, Missin ge. Ad - ae | * ,. te eh ART MOONEE: tay ISSN IA, a oe a J. Prise +f. Miss Vanderbilt from a recen photograph Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927.

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“Waif of Hollywood FINDS a HOME at LAST Priscilla Moran, at the Age of 9, Has Gone From Com parative Poverty Moren Priscila es ig to Riches—and and her father, Leo A. Moran. Prisciila’s money next das ‘Left with motion. pictur theater owner as security Ip sto or bills and gpg} was gone. Dos funerai expenses Tae motion picture colony in Holly- had taken it ai! wood gasped. Little Priscilla Moran Once more he im hock’ and her father wandering and the little girl on nis way again. It seemed incred- were alone in a -. Two months later, however, Mo h . a 7 | ~ ~ ecrange couatr) ‘an called at the Schaber residence By a Special Correspondent of the \. & . ! iN —_ Mr. and Mrs. with no home Recalling the plea Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine rf * ae a John C. Rag. rr Priscilia once made by the Coogans : lames f VUonag Agr i * «) , ‘ -. By Giri who bad such remarkabi rT ont riseil] loran a be | ry, ) ut r to Mre. Schabe 9. is looking backward-—to the 6 preserve 7c uld ik something for he niac; ;, | : ’ | -" rm on Tasetu nh pawned 1: and glorious days when she wae & : ‘ *Y . pre I Head ne +. m Wie atar P F our. age Fou Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927.

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. Second Story BEAU ; BRUMMELS « 5 ; ~ "> é x Pes 2 eet aee 3 ‘ ’ ; av; Soh " oh 3 te , co a Ree a te Art.’ rryvy made The meeting was in the office o Sibson howe 4 ae voted | | / 8 speed aD attorney whom Moran iss | ftent oa i die Mee? “ “4 : a a aps Z y pte. 4 p ICarE . ro a pe I «od oat. i ; i in ) rT Pe! i140 the remark on ‘ht of his arrest: ro wa. ‘equeasted to dra Vy a Vv hi hay Bo oe a Pet AY are: ‘ Ragiands Moran then dictated a kt- . a ‘a3 : ither vn te Re ee i. , Ley Shee Vapz eve P * TO! Leal ‘ : Ali f} ' yi fa > a * ‘ ; ‘ ; A ' ' , . Saat p - —e atl A —— — 7 ; . 9 tr i “°° 44 ere | rie as two people RA ter explaining he had named them in ae ee ¥ @ J | . PS a te a a ; } ‘ ; sear, i) re na vo? , ‘ . F ‘ 7 ‘ & +, ; ‘ ~ - io wit! sitet = Oe — iid or or bn a minteter * a Ks Cah ey gy Ay - ‘ahier : , anda Sh he will as guardians of the child and . cree : Kev West fs : lelic: r | ¢ 7 . | . woe, Se eneent te her adoption bY | eras; . 2: sicoad n expert — a! —_ iy on. rompted Billie e coffee cups and a lic nd all that.” said Mee - : se! ' eI pha Uas ; } Civ at the wal thi4 ; | ee ee | : 7 ner eee _ . et a los | . “heney we had to leare thei bien ® borrowed shiv. tre ’ a . Iuce Ragiand and ‘set out r Tucson, Arlt- | | : ) zona. He arrived on March 5 end died oston Bill} finally tracked dow? : ne e eo md onal | a in 1921,” he plained. “Tr: always | : te ak TEL? | : ae ts te home three days later. y detect lad non! tri speed, et | “ | i ‘a | . ia ud “ . ‘ i | | a) : ey ) , ; : | | ae e° ,e Wet hap therefor almost With Priscilla’s father and mother rT Month n the midst oa! 127} : | sap > ae le A We. ‘A , : ; ‘s ) | a oe Shon | nda Q «veare. And there never wae any- both dead and no adoption papers ip- lini of country club dan ; ir ety at van ee , % \. _ oe y — | <5 ? 2 i ; : “ae meer y De - levoted than Art 1 cooked Sued, the fight over the child began in den teas at Ly: near N Londo ware Was | | ) ~is ms . ” (et a BES aoe : reine Pere a ih: Mi sie niy time in my iife J earnest Ragland presented the fa- enecticut, a quietus has b put on setae , : is fi | cs fs a | is ’ , — ba Be ever cook much. He wiped the dish« ther's wili for probate — the , aera on ; | | | ueathing him custody of the child and wurgiars. ‘Boston Bil! indicted fa tas a ¥y ma Reins | reer e oO" i gad : “sr ety itdn't ks anything about all expressing the wish that he and Mrs Me testimony of his former partne ra ‘an : lle — i , stead bah ws Pe ee eae Mee Pele cicada - ewe 1 , 2 successfel Ragland adopt her Mrs. Schaber Barry, pleaded guilty + ing one of Hugely a! did, Ps 3 r 7 si pd eh ' ; 2 ' ae : n the ¢ Lins ' ) Live! epambler. an » very lucky one, and ‘ame from Oklahoma with copies of the particina, n a particularly bis wil ié er : 1 moms : a 7 | | os ase oe the court records showing she already #¥@] robbery Whil Rosato: hie DOURNT 809) Au ‘" ype’ "t : ' shor’ ind Xv é' | i have a good nigAt had been awarded custody of the girl 9 Was in jail, he was identified as th . ar ewer Arthur a ee eax vs ) ronis ‘+ never occurred to me that by an Oklahoma court. Then app ared Hlayer of 9 man. fr ek Pine t fal nd e Barry, : ry: : é( | , ge ae ice aaa ia an Mrs Margaret Moran Becker of Lone Secticut, dane. al) hy : | Mee voars Insel! "a ’ ye _ | . | i Beach, Caiifornie, and Mrs. Sophie Mo- : 12 — custody ia 1 ot od Aha | —. 7. re poli | Y fe boa 4 id have ran the grandmdther, claiming (o De au Bruin} nAdare ; _ : | fi of a ) ‘ea ame ie , ' next of kin and also demanding cas So S.iudied their cocial register mo} Curr, oad | 4 detective ies ee . ’ bel : : ' . ne — : . | Woman, ade ie IR WEER TRAE Par Ps Bi PGS: 7 * + . ia ¢ adipsia ae Op =o ae Sh ERIS! oA Re 7m te Pi tod) The fieht was waged for dass, | ) s ; Mahy witnesses testifving During toe debutantes “Boston Fi! and his al Was i , el as ae 3 , | | ' =< ss ! es : \ Besides er: robv he nm e | RB ROW! ' ‘pparently contest, insinuations were freels made ieged understy ~s oe : laweals 2 in Norida ~ | : ' oot m ' ry ’ a i ; ns ad Lin at . : ah vind , I might that the child had been pawned to Mrs Marge he m revent job to ¢} roxret yaaa sil ia ee ee BS ri | Ny hie Oi: 3 mn Rillt a. ae red «imi ry) ridge pa hanging Belaber and then “soid’ to Ragland Cit the bbery af the Lo Island eemed ideal ane eee : se << oe ie neds | i | | r eSCal Nong ¥ -sbinadiadie oli -" rhs . oe for fhe $506 which Moran use qd {0 Ridence rl ; <3 . ¢ £ . take him back to the Southwest to die Livermore . om th a ' whe jet 3 Ragland denied it was a sale He «ald ted of taki: i 7 re * id na lee a ) : les ‘ | & hg ~g | . | | : | oR 87 | ? BLAKE ' at Ron- he Simply tdvanced the money {0 a ds jewels 7 Bi : evel t li ‘ ‘ ‘ . . , . | entire was hat fesyly it Sina Sure, thi at ws ag ; ees 2% ot ; + aint a age = P12 Fi irt! or of an old brows : ; & ) eh — dering his decision he remarked SG-story tor ue nd : a ’ Pie ms . a8 nad . auned af SEEMS to me that the pro- young may illewes nnNe?} mad } ar ia ahi adot : sa , Re co i ‘, ‘ 1ae64 « ; Pp t' e dogs iarded the hall Ink man The Judge, however, disposed to regard it as a sale ~ In Entering fe a As WT sch td ipsa isle Cla iia, E84 octal jas My id . —_ hn Rte, Barres © Visions of this will are anw ly ty =e pe : ) i? | in the piace. nine st admed ) | L: °] nA 2 | Saute : . /2¢ ‘ter nfession. Barry he K4ttempt at the final step ,; proj cted sale of this ehild. and Wheres f,,, a 3 ue “is ) P \ | ‘ 7 : | , wm | Der . — . : .. —_— , : ‘ ame “<ul ken poise thus contrary to public policy. Cus P , 7 roe é ae 1 hou! r taking the tods Wil th awarded to . , ‘ ; Becker and Mrs. Moran. relatives »: OSTON RIL} ' a dete uf wes i : , 7 | 7 | | etouff a mn the we | 126, 4 , e wre 25 on | get Ont jlood.” ' | aad «= . we \\ MTs. MAAS! gen : Shea — eee : : cs wt | | ae " ted on tl iy up toe river. ! ul wd oT I guess traffic, Again little Priscilla wes compelled Oe ee a ee en a eed yee woe tO pack up and move. Fer the third tine she had to leave a iome of luxur) 0} Dyn , fw for one which never had known the Uleut, for a 7 pn TB tA a he v EEEOGL SEES ee i ; | eae 3 we one 4] : . hint ) r e ended, trying te Meaning of luxury: The big dolla, the Allie ryles econd-st 7) ih ’ pase i ee : | :e ; oa tials , t ' mise much.” Bright playthings and woolly poodle And no bh, | wanted In a half-dozen sta’ ‘ | = Pe : 2 | , al % , : o EM got a As of lite bandite J0ns were memories, With her film 4 put ; ey s 1 willing | . ired TS, Fe ee . | . c , ‘Anis 3 | et 2 : levot ~ if ! . Patt. | ' .4 he County Career ended, for the present at least | ) — | n ef | } pares — se on oan. oe of : ge | ae they the celebrated “Wail of Hollywood” ht of aff, : r ini | pou while his friena , : ) | De i | Ke 41 ) nfe K 183 | rmeq in na collection of has accepted her lot and, at the ase of ren S¥etande nm (odapeed 2 : 2 ; | we , ; 3 ps Fe fe Pe - , 7 ' = a t : ptair | hance. @o0Be 9. is looking backward-—to the grand leasing’ o ntle o! et ira to Nev .: | mer oti ; genehiee | : eee’ : be s . , nieas ( = noiseeu ‘ art-—there was nothiag . : and glorious days when she was 4 Manner nice): Ahmad wes ren 11 tective | " fo vvus eles m 3 ae — ire FB “ : r pa. Movie atar Custod, en ge ee ates eet oe SIMON ai Soe ST aE Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927. Page Five.

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% 4 j Li ting a O eC OwWr) U { of the U | pk eae DE MERSING war Columbus, Ky., Being Carried to Higher nine ; “You Ta aq Ground, Stick by Stick, to Save It j deed go rida eiddine Yi yi Tm : F th Mi ’ ’ ? | HEXTRA BEEG MEESTERY rom the Mississippi's 5 Gilpin | . Potts from humao voll i , from 4 laft iag fond nachwitzei wo Hufficer Hitz: from & hoiglar in Betters sdder befurr July feefti: oddeé pe erod conseederable fei) gradually assipp 3h hing wot it Was agere a So H ifficer Hitz me conseest from a peelow trick .0¢ - iti de monn hat f time Hufficer Hitzenachwitz Ww sawakend by his own snurri! he gafe a look 80 = : ; ™ if vVa> reclinin«s y a Speci Correspondent rome rey or | ~ was his proj Post-Dispatch ts he nalltogadder he couldn't was Sunday Magazine | a strange las to racollact aver befurr mi COLUMBUS, Kentuck) ) . ~ | | diss poteecuiar lag idder sussia mame are ~ : ss, > sedis * - , — SS > | odder odderwice So he tut picking Colum- | ) ae m~ : — . a a sf Hm, boms, tremps witt hubbuz st); bus oul of the river ! | = ; 2 ' . ping in de pock ha It sims wot and putting it on high = ~ —~ : S | a Se — 7 —~ li gonna hev to take stops I should ground. They are gath- - ~ 3 See - == i . Zest fo the Party have to set up the ery for suc- ’ “as, : : ) cor should the roaring Mis- ee ———. : , | T IS the approved thing, nowadays, siesippi on future oecasions 4 “tag : —. | a ' to clutter up one’s home with an- decide to whip itself he phos i , ee 4 , . | tiques, the general idea being to over its natural banks | : Wigs ns - : | 3 : . ' provide something thas will arrest _ ee ee | : ; , the visitor's attention besides the this moving the old ese Z i prospect of a compiimentary ‘a! dout. town of Columbus and | , aa : Es > And while guests are primarliy inter- its population of about | tiis section of the river atructures that were left etanding untry was the scene of the overflow raised itself to great der. But back of the town was high- heavy fighting betwens Fed- heights and the old town become a er ground, solid ground promising se- era} ‘elias neeti and land armies striving to break the Confederate grip which was has reluctantly crawled back toward clusion was to pick up the town and — ie Ree Piles, er high up on the cliffs, from its proper thoroughfare. But it has move it to the higher ground =z 4. a 2 | . , where it could blast with its instead of lodge ‘eft its mark. the streets and byways The local Red Cross committee set a — | | oe Pt he X - mm guns any attempt of en aoa of Columbus are deep in the sand out and acquired the necessary acreage “2 Bi ia “ee a pa snaiia their ra and mud that the Mississippi de long the high table land. . “ a Pe 4 ‘- , ratruction : side beatings i ‘ >, aieialh ‘ ans dost resigen piace equipped with weil- Now Columbus has an added distinc- enee ORS She OF the town, & ae ' ' oa +E i a ist } this to Sa} out ae 2 we ;, is % ‘ te lin ‘ad furniture, a firelesas cooker city park ia planned. -In | Pi + el ' 3 aan ag . a ea en -” e Confeders Columbus has played g part In the nation's history } aura of soot anda fragliity which smacks of the romantic days when men donned sheets for town wear Water city curity from the ever-crumbling effect Now the Mississippi has subsided. I: of the river current. On this land the has made its retreat: the great stream town would be safe. The obvious con- & former years it was the eustom to pounce upon rambiing place. sprawied along * ea . . : Ww es f mn? tor N SEVEN states in the Mississipp! NV est minster the river's edge, with levees on ihe water side iike the ramparts leozoic, it cannot compare with the de on; it ts one of the strangest prob- ‘a | ? 2 ri © countryside are Unk Machine and a patent waffie ; wiil be playgrounds | aaa : ' Mile eS oper ey . ee lems of reconatruction ever encoun: hild . i . sft” ~~ an ~~" . I i OiUTOUS © ré . oun rifle and musket balls “Cher usnally means that the owne!l children here are green gras: Sie : 3 . ited: mn Pee San A ee tered by the American Red Cross & Se a . J ~ ; ~ ! } nearh : the ( Civil ° eattern and sometimes 8 . nab in moderate circumefances ; and shade trees already waiting When the Red Cross finished the emer- j gency work of feeding and sheltering " VneoodyY who works o comm OF tr a r 14 ~¢ + - > ee +}. ner or bayone. : . . ae - . : ; = ae sal . .oO give freilei {trom thbne | 4 . . . ' . . r P : = : ; Het i¢ *> ms . : \ crack 7) oe . - “ “ . 7 ’ ‘ - »& sa . : I c a ’ Ww 7 wal 7 *4 ie -_ . as , a € baked mud and clouds of dust . : r ; ty : : voere it id otherwise meeting ¢t ont : pos “ings, thr bare reakin Aud ¢ r Be meeting ii CODtIngen — its ead pare : -reaking OOT# and cobhwe? hr °28e forgotten bat bwebs in the bookcase, After the waters “7 e COr 7 ) ' Wher is a man of .e of ' + , - is , * : ; ida ; « J a ‘ . e . ° ¢ — ; ri nee! map 3 4) eer. WUSINe@SS Gistiric . . . —_—? ; t ; : . } = . ‘ : imhink of the town's future That fu- d se aki Mace such 1 Ce} ir deeds wi a tle from hag ’ te n 4 ”~ | | “o pons round cannes vreaktiast in the mornir r : ‘ an ‘ t bere al © Ma rh bg n i sin “RS eR , {iy 4 7. rh ‘Ae '* ' Ans . se ‘ Mee “i '\ ‘ U Aa ture didnt look very bright : a : — ed tells the a e neq C1 ne ani awn fa8 | 7 , ‘ne . 4 to more TO their new * or? ' . r- ‘ - s } } , ; v deus - ’ : ° inf “A i] *T ‘ ‘ landed duri ’ - , a * hi : . ’ : > ‘es S " aa *T j } | } . cy vr) . “Y > ’ , ; 4 i ‘ 7 7 ~ . " > > Marion Rust, Reg Cross di: oO! cn : &s moving of hum ha itis ite and at , mwins , ’ | ; ) - them were | RS WILLERTON HITHERS- presents room residences, and those having five nad Cenen ‘tee | BY. who lives on a street that s . he » be ae 5 » 4 ; ; ie, t De.) nd iy tne Wissiasipp! after its visit Then another . cles resulting from eight to ten and more feet of swirling water covering Columbus the Red Cross began to other section will be for the scene ' - : enone question ¢ and tities toa ei) anot! ar division w | . ; a 44 Vs ~ ae . i be 4 +. ' ’ p saa ii ha ‘ ‘ ; 4 4 hia ay { . . y e i+} . . ry ‘ ‘ = “ : For the Mississippi bends a short The wn deeds wil) re Ui ot property withou ii pre rooms. Inasmuch as the pres sas the western extremity . . Loi tO the State of Kentucky and pas fi OnI' i C4 “hh t) : | CAT SE 1} 2) ae it is Darr > Lua * \ i shiu . 4 a a ‘ aa” 0 t “ast s hae & « , saa d 4 aT ' ? ,aar ir trea rr yr? , ; Wi bas E ‘ Va ser. wr re ° .) : F fc fh ose for present comfort and liveablenese of re saivage (he property . lich means grub to ¢t he b h " rT ‘' a ry vv ;. ie min) rij} . ? hy i” » ; a ‘ J ; - . ’ > , " P " : . . " 7 — oe eee There. then. is the on! —ie oP f those residents of weu at iO tO ne ground, surrendering it to =s OS eee Vi be O. 80 ' = 'h@ AAI league, and which begins high, but under the constant battering eee ee re eee es = ote ai : | at hair nee 5.20 a e th 7 : — Bits actual work is under way e@ | ras no mans land This. w} , o 4 | f after eight instead of §:30. She of the current, huge chunks of river | ee nsenast’ etaaes 77 wi7 ne toward this e@ “vee at Number 28.Coupon Drive, but ‘ " nd 746 ° ' &J S ut ‘ > : bluff cave in over night At other HE houses are no: yet been taken. but the com ~ » | ; Columbus t} there are no numbers on the houses ¢ hy ry! } } > : ‘ ' » % Ad P ; a ae ity polnts tne levee epiites aiong its length As they Aare from their o} Fou Be , : , present ae } ta and thev wil! : Aas .y &8 discussing this possibility. and the zuesets hare to figure out thoeir >) +4 ‘ r . " ; nes and then almost without any othe! dations on the ceive in } c this the same or t!} nHUMbus is one of the strangest destination with the aid of anh iB warning SAVe An ominous ( rack in the [oO their new aites , a ; new ae Cr) ’ 7 LaSKS *vVer un lertaken in f¢ lief work, ductor COM pass eun-dried surface, large parts slide off hill is too steep for " at . i land has to a large extent al. ‘ Submerged land fina? y Un- ot on) : wish o he hoped bh) the citizens of deck JU S8es will entertain with a _ - _ > a Oe . \ : : + ’ *. iS a tOWD pianned for future growth it is only one of three such emtem The house is guarded by a pair of ‘ , » wy ‘ . rd tonto " ’ — - a , a ' & — ’ . wile : iit i. . ; o- , > > 42 houses have dropped off into the store or whatever it may be. will be * ee. . | a i“ various families is quite a f flood reeonstruction. The Red Cros Slons and is approached through & urre lo with the ban urin \ a re ee : priour one nt ¢ nt “ ne ba i¢ banks During taken down 7. parts carried to their - wh Se en « ; ; as serious Ope It is thought has Two other proble ms gf rehabilitat Wro ight iron gate flanked by a pair of the last flood, the town “ note! wast new location and the unit assem? 4 -_ . ; y ’ best te assem bie the Various groupes ing to ns : She disaater area One bugzy, lam ps t? - - th x when . ' ity a: — a . : , ss 56 “a : , ; i. } hat were g.) the £0 a firat submerged to its upper stories. again Fach structure wi be the same separately and ave them draw num ie in Arkansas the other in Loulsias#- Pop Anson and Q e : Victoria in . sd i : " } t ss : is ‘ ta sa ; ** ) : u . ; * then the banks under it began to siip. when it ie rebuilt as it was in the dave Td : | bers or lots, suggesting, if they fail to All involve like Columbus. the un@@™ Gorsed the ‘ ; . - ia —_ ° j T * , ,* ’ In middle July what was still visible of before the flood, except that the new ha : i. Obtain the location they desire. that taking of remaking a whole township. the foundations and debris of that foundations will be popular cigarettes. The firm foundations on peal . | they may be permitted to exchange outwardly at least eg — pecenerats this gate, get- building was several feet under water This manner of moving the houses 2 cms ~ = sas eaiileadl : among themselves before final -loca- Melville. Pie a “itaenrins their gloves eure - SEaaahe et Cceabes piece by piece will take longer than it cine rte ~ we 3 tions are sent to the National Red ana. is to be lifted out of a deposit of braes k ee ee TAGE Gttuaiiine uotee cecaae — To oe task would — Cross at Washington. D. C., for the is- river sand, and as far as possibile have emarpaian All the neter SO acting as a local committee under the require. For opce it was believed the suance of deeds. In this way it is be placed higher up. The Red Cross ated rass knockers because they 7 as Ke stood, wan doomed in sh “gen ee en: ap | oped that the highest degree of satis- at firat stncenah to see the tows hever ve ee - as it stood, was doomed in short or- and mored as they were. But the faction to all concerned will be it ts aetones Cuteebine But the S hearty ee mee Sa oa hat i fo ' ss left of @ hotel in Columbas. Ky. effected dents insisted on going back. door quictin enh <nnteies oe Page Six. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927.

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From Shoilock Holmes Ways witt de picooler inventionsa— her she's de hidol from mine You rimamber wot you had wot you inwented de dug he shouldn't bock Bockless dugse you nidded ha able wratch, Squire Kiotz, she got bockless dugs—-halways bite'' Bil- dere's where it goes hall de profit live me, I still werring de teen 8 see You got some in dees beezness’ ! Ho hom eutt Bevvy Dizz——-Dunt plizze witt de fullish inwentions— Solf batter de meester) Dunt esk!!'! How could [ Was Jost den it gafe by de durbell de bozzer a borz-- mine sawitthott wot it should arozzing de tremp he id [ weesh plizze de clue dippotament yods from road witt a foot-preent RT) Oui 7 ” . moofing hon. Instat it Hoilo. Clue dippotament?? Yas. in it deedn't ewoked de knock, nidder a shollock Hoimes spicking by de henswer nodder a rispounce. So he wire-—]I | a q GROSS EXAGGERATIONS PEEN. : No ‘ > Oe BEV a look wot it stends bs , denks, I-got planty from she huttomob!) tire trecks-——de plaze ta ahould Jost clottered opp witt dem. goot Opp & assultment clues pye. heyes: . Den she got a job ahe 9 noospaper a hotticle, Watson, weesh uiteie Soe should be a maid’! By dot meeser- ene h piizze yoi seng a chirry woice wheech it gafe again a sacund knock. dep esadk ite os «(de proin rty trom snhatlock Holmes: “Tou rad’. , geedn t rad go ridd. ie m ridding Yi yi vi a ae So he sad s0 Hm—-Sond sHp HEXTRA HEEG MEESTERY pers dese tremps. So he de should grebbing de tremp by de sitt from de pents tom a laft lag fond in de pock 0 he gafe a greb. So vou could imegine by heem de aa- Mm-—-—Geeve a look, Watson a job, dot micer, dot piker, dot grid- dy critchure wot he deednt Latters “radually a toid, den a futt witt a ho lat's see, say obbout tree gruss feeft wot kept knocking hall de -——Vas, hm, iet way hopton de lag til he arrifed by nize fraah feenger-preents Yas suzz——I tink wot I'll Wen Cortend Pock wot. he 3 ee knocked it yat aroond de goi? cuss in seexty hate. 4 4 atotting opp de houze a telaphun) Could I write’??? Ceuld she rid’”’ POXCLAINATION ied to Higher to Save It ppr’s BODHRa erase hable I should cowri!spounding witt “ rr ° "7 ~~ % ae ed ae orga tached ‘ , py ew ; ery FL Ge Faas Sart ae ee Eek * Y om Fe ste a Eh St terete: share Se eT at ol nen ec i ple 3 : sia ae | 4 = teas Pr SPA. ay ba ol cf . “e sh aw as hed Dod Sek ; B - seein - ey Se t ry ? hotticie go: boosh a strange lak wheech it ha. Noo Watson dollink fatch deedn't was his properts In fect mec mine box from clues halitogadder he couldnt was hahie’ J fatched gradually from de siulf to racollact aver befurr mitting de box in wheech it kapt Holmes ’ , pettrell-weggon Yas, vas, sad [Inspector litt confassio Noo dope ee peelow-—Obhout wot dey ha!l went to de poliss | 2 _ “ v how obbout de lag he rT - ’ howner men! Golly Ull spick-—Gimme , , av I or rt oe Preence Tripotsky, de Woild-Famour shot hootch unt lt ha , 1} C mh any i . i Tree-Lagxed Man from de Bonom -blt make from a clinn Plens to brast from soop till nots ‘ | . , oa) gat reed from spare jax so he could oe 7 . minesalf: by jeeminy creckera by hack!! tak Teena Mttesiin Weis SCLILE di all : iaA® ’ pak mr . : , ¢ ° " P ; ” AKE ) ens- & 4 , es ie peveecuiar iag jeder sussial) hall de bast clues preents, two from dem on a durr- Yoi'll wenish, you minn?? sad | I'll speel de binne—Geeve a H yw — sa ‘ice nn it’! le sg afme -{ ; , e! heh n —noo : me odder odderwice. so he tutt Donn it! he axclaimed witt a onini- Knob if possible—vase. tree boolet- Whooz tukkine from wenishire | leesten i luffed Meggrie Moiphy H - oe oc hy santiemen ' : ' U3 Lr. sue fron an ¢c i ets Sanwa ~~ a ee | ( obvdO0 eedie Sheet pre-wt Hm, boms, tremps witt hubbuz bus fron on de faze Geeve a look Noes a copple strends from hair jost invented a eraser Wot insta! Hm, deed I luffed her like annv- _ out & te ia —e ping in de pock ha—It sims wot Akan dot fullish lendlady trew vas---two shrieks in de hootch. I'l] gonna hev to take stops I should hout hall mine clues dot dope! Ho from de enfussing de luzz''' So he gafe a wal Pess plizze de knock witt de clob de lag tinking denks! Hollo, hollo, Geembles??? coitinly couldn't keeck' h ia | a B v witt Baily Cicus retires euk v2 ¥ iv 4 ue ns r cua de ae EI ek aed eal a aa : TR a I PE, Ae » a r ie oa ae Ce oe Se thai ak geeky ee Cae se obbout seex—-vas seex feenger- syne ¥ a Ja Pe a dr nm ast pw " rh brregee! pets “bof eee meedie from taking a batt so pipple could tink—-Nidder rains, nodder snuzz nodder hail, nodder sturms., noddé: could kipp me Jf } MILT GROSS, +tiper night-—-must be blod- erasing demselfs witf a eraser de} ceoidtinyg. De jest shrieks deedn't wae woin hair-raising’! Ulso tan should clinnong opp--—Safes time Yi yi yi—sSotch a druli faliow!:!! Ha! stan) : telaphun, benenda pilis should culling her opp. I should ta!} a ¥ * : Neon te a — A 7 a. nteige # ae P steal Bye Wye rere 4 7 hy eho am ee =~ — Antiques Add OLD STU EF FEF Zest to the Party completed a hook slide into secand when oue of the male guests taps Y But One Guest Succurnbs to Shellshock “Like them?” snorts Mr. Hithersbs “What do you think I am, & “lL hate them. I never knew why Hen epider?’ Speaking of ry IV ordered so many executions until ri T 18 the approved thing, nowadays, dust and everybody totters inside, toclutter up one’s home with an- choking and sneezing. They are met tiques, the general idea being to by a butler with a whisk broom and he Mrs. Pinkley Tuggle, stifling a yawn provide something thai will arrest uncorks some Pullman chiropractics. the visitor's attention “Look at Mr. Withers,” prospect of a complimentary ‘andout. one of the guests. ‘‘He just threw his And while guests are primarily inter- gloves int: oD Opera hat Stick foot en awful crack when |] bumped n Nirs. Gousels ested in grappling with the fodder, it into that Every once iv, fearing that the chairs will col- affords them some amusement to The visitors observe a number of of Hastings. Of mosey around lapse at any moment, and one trem- the premises }asany bling old lady im HIGH TOWER ?> beforehand and PF jp Be. | ‘ * 4% or produces a bottle obs: ) , finger of her left -ruily : P Riker meetings. i = | 7 = © Wey Be (Wie you having OUEST ~~ - Ss 7” rt OO Oa eee is @¢mall, still it | . ) ig womething, and the guests decide S | | that the proper On | a > eae | | => | fa GF Implement ia a [ the guest and fork that Was dug up in the pal- show him the = ‘= : {3 it 1. and he others ; lary can discern the lias out Seven Falls, | ad = ; a a 3 borus approval to be the cham- " " 5a 4. | , . j ~ i ace of Nebuchad- of fortifications with ren West minster : . .\— = ‘= is . ing, “That's , / ' nezzar. One guest Abbey and the , \ ‘erin ie ae | g her,’ and searches hia Pyramid of piace diliigent!s Cheops through a stereoscope, after and then looks up with a blank ex- which he would be introduced to the ‘“Banjo-uke Once Owned by Homer, ression and says: “I ain't got no foliaged gentry in the family album, ‘‘Don’t Touch,” “Egyptian Plow, About fork.” Mrs. Hithersby blushes at this and while a}! this borders on the pa- $4 B. C.”’ and “‘‘Horse Pistol Used bs , : leozoic, it Cannot compare with the de- the James Boys.’ The piano is cov- the women are playing Hot : Regi | , unearthed 9) a scientific SCapOCHIOR, lights of examining genuine relics that befor mi i¢ An} thairs with fou! SRap. ‘It's just lixe the cits Art and while they only found ae they were unearthed in the ruins of Pom- | | undoubtediy would have discovered bell and & bankrupt art store. The antagze of being allowed to smoke the reat of the set If they had exca- older the furniture the more modern the home. move and tells everybody not to gustu®, wearing a Ba it hus rahyss soot | i. ge - Tai | \ : Y es te replies ‘a him aside worry, she has a complete firet-aid kit stashed in the pantry nave.a few yourself a ee +. ; ae, ‘ be , pf , ry ‘ things from Aun- cal} one of the ' ; va We . . i The firet + / f ’ ; s | aw s palace. servants | . “ : : ; course is a fruit “T hope you'll Tey ta * 4 / By cocktail, and 7 . A\ NG while the portion Uns any attempt of enemy forces to make thei way In former downstream. Pattery pits. years it was the trenches, observation points Custom’ to pounce upon and even big wuns are to be found even today Anyone Qe ith half an eve for the mill- whiskers it too hard rec kK ofr ; SeeT) angles jutting back shore- ward to ward off land at- tacks, these angles overlook- ing long, open slopes for Clear fire. bank At one end of the town is a huee, old-fashioned anchor = of hand-wrought metal, hardiv rusted despite its axe Near Mra te. a to Mre. Herkimer’s and clipes me on the HeAK My. nerves ameshed their thousand-ber are el! shot sisns reading: “Genuine Rembrandt,” OV fast one " ‘ ‘ ’ a . . ; + _“ wri lushes deeply and changes Do yoy know, they tried if Mal! rv chair that was dug up ip Byzantium to condemn the piace last week” Suggesting a game itix 2000 vears old so Whil some time back You coagldnt blame “To me, your home is lovely re error rand explains that the forks were "> Potew thing only had thre: lies Mrs. Gousely, nibbiing a ginger- wy on " : } . F } 4 nd } ; ° ) ? i ered with a motiey assortment of liard the men gather ve ke ' . . ‘« P a " 7 Vor ri sve att } dde ' id- . I ‘ ~ : i U Wi 4 Mi ’ 4 1s } 14 Ve M ‘ 1s u » i & Le ee : li 4 ’ | ¢ » be IU s é ‘ ‘an is t e- ‘? ey ' Pi Pi ‘ , 4 Asi ra 4 ‘ s > | al ith and ‘ % 6 I ‘ j . at . ss eee , it at. u x , {) t » & ’ ; 1} { é - t - ) y {] = a4 \ t* Thi ' u . «4 A > | it ay i i* . . a 7 cd ave vated aA Aittie Geepei 66 yY HEN we get through sup- / per. she gushes, “I want t the you to come and Inspect the anchor one can see a wid gap in the side of the cliff. Tha: cured one end of a heavy’ ~ ‘ . ‘ . Its >... ~ ._* . ‘ (ie ! bay +! rr ale 1o iy) 4 } ri 1} . ‘7 c Gurgling greetings, Mrs. Hithersaby Pointing to a lot of stuffing en: iopefully expectant thsanner. ut A butlie mes ip with a mallet and eke ALAR an A \ a4 | ; i Se i > we Me? asf saa ¢ ; . ia cased in a sult of armor, Mrs. Hithers- : .) oy 4 ‘ P ein L3¢ ‘? s* ae ‘and fli sti plays a solo on the Chinese xyiophone evar >. no Whispers, ~ chain romps into the room with a Dig streak which Was carried down through the slope and across the river to the other on th curb | It is extremeiy difficult to gauge a of xrime across her cheek and pro- bs Man's wealth by the mterior of his residence. A place equipped with weil- rails, while her Yarnished furniture, a fireless cooker, side are ‘Washing machine and a patent waffle ollar, somebody gives him @ frequentiy found rifle and musket balls Of Civil War pattern. and sometimes a announces that the tigure 1s market and the guests oscillate into the din- £ of . 2 — ; ’ ‘, , i. > ;' -awn here Thy tia} 7 have re my papers in it and I've ince room with Mr. Hithersby three ceeds to pinch everybody's fiuger- first Hithersbys I-31! Sa} lave read my pape! = * ag | imy ankle in two places when lengths in front. He inadvertenti) ' » DY a@cns , ' : _— conservatory Its designed like the > . . - f . ; 4 ; roa cle 4 5 TR; 4) rt ang nis WwW fe : outs treads on a Persiat lle ' sunken gardens of Thermometer, or side, ACUINE as an ebstacie to an boat bhuaband tarries in Tugel “‘deep-sen dive: he epraing . t ‘* . oe ‘ ae & ‘ , , ° su ~ ‘ ; i 7 - ~ 3 ,%°? 7) * » thre *& Ine It 6 cr >t a dispositi fj attempting to slip past the Confederate background, trying to rivet a hostess is about to explain th : wd bagssdars s let cream of horror 3 1 ? moc i\QOse SCT@AID OO OTTor. : of those knients wii iike & PammocKk if#ts ig ¢ a ba | ) some such old-timer Of course. we ) ) “The »y don't like the junk—er “Get off that rug, you loon! ) clothes Lmial ue 7} ; Then vou gon t ‘ tiit junK ‘ Fe. of a x e raise nothing but century plants And Walk somewhere eise TT ‘tinues”?’ veils ; , mean antiques A eee then vou muat see the old gold fish batteries Over the countrys + Titre puncher usually means that the owner i.e back and he exudes dust ‘s@ man in moderate circumstances. somebody who works on a commisaion dari. But if the house has cracked Sellings, threadbare rugs, creaking floors’ and cobwebs in the bookcase. the OWner is a man of weaith, one of those fellows who 7 ballpiayer who Nas just Rutiering ataodilen i Bathing Beach Germs, Beware —" . pr ome ” ‘P @¢hi,y | eo are mnorate l¢ J my four whooping-coug: germs Can Ce) oie SF ali ui) ap @f which period ia this chicken? PUBIY Pistol, army musket or bayonet Aam: ‘ noe evi 1 e | nis . . is pric ked Ui} from Ww ere demanda a Eues' { irTliOuUusniyY, »*' king up Mr. Sallivan's New Scheme a second joint and holding it to the for Repelling Unfriendly Bacilli |) j;¢n: As the guests are about to debate on dropped. likely enouch, when its Beasor. fel) durin : —-_ £ ‘ : Uring some forrotien bioody skirmi«) x 4 = A ee ID ig) re a Sane Oy she. et te on PCa oo th ae ee Lh ntip of sa Pay ta be. a) og ~ : n : ie ea g ‘ . . : Dei i Sit ERIN et cade Pe Ng TS A109 bt BOK itt : SRG ed ir ate 2 Peat RSM yee yates ceed ey take 5 bel Road, ate CRE as TYP ME annem wschitee Berbre ewes AO Raa + ore Ni yt) ae ig RRR EN ge cn a a ee ye, eee 2 ati AIP ON, ’ nates ‘ : ie ER Sie gah. Ree eRe cee is ' Re aad a prs ena ia hg 2 ’ ; ep eR: ide, aa of PRE BITE NOES EEF TODO RY 3s at a res “ - - s s 7 > “ . avert " ot St in eS re _ ” " - a » > ta 4 2 t “ “ rr > ae d ~ ~e . Ses ¢ ? id » we ¢ ry c x n ‘ < ‘ — ra Fos eats % 7 ee tee hae m 7 . ' a - : * ~ + Deny YVR . tee WM Reet ie 1 Diet ‘ * + A 4 4 ia : § ™! id 4 4 - The bane * ee tenuate “ BF ae a . : pe ; , ‘ = 5 ey eer ate. x et a. ae wales. SP ie Sy EFAS ed A P RE pes © ml TUE ole 8 Bae DRY a 4 i. “ . Da ened ag v aot Sues Y " tn ; Dae ee Masini ae ) nid aN a ee a is aon Rs , ) - ee 7 z , eet ee a ee, , e P 7 ; may th iS ‘ap: +; is . ve » nee Re Ante WAG, a. Rake Wy x a oa d= » % < . rae ?, K : ; he aut Pe ae Ee Le th Nas a ae a TSN MP a Te A, t sy aay Se ee ys Pee ; : : ; A museum could ve whether the chicken originated in the Stockea with the grapeshot, old pattern CxXpiosive shells and has time to eat round cannon breakfast in the morning germs have lived pregiacial or the pleistocene age, there 1. “weet balis, lying where they landed during the dave wher sloude of-them wer RS WILLERTON HITHERS- sides BY, who lives on a street that ECAUSE of al! these things hoped by many of the cit! Coiumbus that a national! May be made of some of the terri Where the new Columbus will be Ated. No official steps toward tliis « nd have as yet been taken, but the com Munity is discussing this possibility Columbus is one of the strangest tasks ever undertaken in relief work, but it is only one of three such ente™ Prises so far developed in the course of flood rfeonstruction. The Red Cross has two other problems of rehabilitat- Ing towns in the disaster area. One is in Arkansas, the other in Louisiana. All involve, like Columbus. the under- taking of remaking a whole township, OUlWardiy at least Melville, the community in Louis na, is to be lifted out of a deposit of river sand, and as far as possible will be placed higher up. The Red Cros# Mt first planned to move the towS as it 1§ moving Columbus. But the res! Gents insisted on going back. barred to keep out the dresd double- deck busses, wil! entertain with a Souder,” which means grub to those in the AA] league, and which begius & half after eight instead of §:30. She lives at Number 28 Coupon Drive, but there are ho numbers on the houses And the guests have to figure out their destination with the aid of an in ductor compass The house is Euarded by a pair of dusty lions with noncommittal expres- tions, and is approached through a Yrought iron gate flanked by a pair of buggy lamps that were ail the go when ta Anson and Queen Victoria in- am the popular cigarettes. The Ors lunge through this gate, get- ting rust On their gloves, and come to —— Oak door equipped with a knocker, All the better homes have brass knockers because they are More aristocratic, and, incidentally, ste Set a short circuit. Several Y blows of the knocker and the or quivers and emanates a lot of HE doctors have been doing & good deal of ‘viewings with alarm’ this summer over the abundance of germs they say infest the waters at various beaches. There is no reason, however, why anyone cannct safely visit any beach, no matter how germ-ridden it is, if he is properly protected. By properly protected, I mean if he has his pet germ or brace of germs with him to repel the onslaughts of unfriendly ba- cilll. I own four pedigreed cough germs and defy any beach on he Atlantic Coast, the Great Lakes, the Mississippi or the Tombigbee to produce a germ that can reach me through the hollow square which mm} four pets form about me when I paddle out to sea in my sporadic but well- meaning attempts to muddy up the water. If germ fighting is not against the law, as cock fighting !s, I stand willing to post a decent forfeit that whooping- made the discovery which my good friends of the medical profession have evidently just made, namely, that germs lurked in the waters of many suburban beaches. These germs are often pumped overboard from outgoing or incoming steamers when it is found that there are too many cerme aboard The germs that can swim make their way to the nearest beach and take up residence there. Those awim probably drown, and this is one of the great tragedies Let us draw a vel) over it. The gxerms that have made their was to safety quickly grow to fee! that the beach where they landed je their home, their haven, and it is to be understood that they are resentful when, with the advent of warm weather, bathers de- acend on their premises by the thou- sands, trampling their tiny crops, de- stroying their little homes and in every way thoroughly discommoding them. Small wonder that under these circum- stances the germs often turn on the unable to’ of pugnacious germs, of ap indepen dent turn of mind, who prefer to fight if out I early realized | had to pro- tect myself from these creatures How Could |! Gain thetr to do so was the question make friends with them? confidence in some way, and thus pur- chase immunity from their attacks? 1 decided it would tance (oo much time and more tact than, unfortunate- ly. | possess. I decided finally to tame four wild germs and use them as lobbygzows, or bodyguards What germ to take became the queation hat WAS easy. Of all the germs, the whooping-cough germ is easily most powerful and aggressive. Obtaining permission from a neigh- bor fortunate enough to have @ spilen- did attack of the whooping-coug”, i lurked behind a portiere in his home, armed with a germ net. Then, when he gave a whoop and the germs came marching out, I selected four magnifi- cent specimens and bagged them. How they struggled! What a time I had he vaining their confidence! For days they refused to eat a thing. Weill, It wes their will or mine. At length, by a patient process of training, |! taught them to be one-man germs, and today promiptiy at 7 every morning my quartet of pets is scratching at my door, eager to get inside for the morn- ing romp they have grown to expect They already knew how to swim, so it was a simple matter to teach them to array themselves about me in open formation whenever I entered the water. They did not have to be taught to attack any marauding germs They were only too eager to pounce on any unfortunate strange germe that so much as ventured near their loved master Nay, once the other germs had caught sight of my bodyguards they were off in a trice to safer wa- tere to vent their spleen on bathers unfortunate enough not to own four pet whooping-cough germs. FRANK SULLIVAN Copyriaht for the Post IMepateh! Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—August 21, 1927. ) lick their weight in wildcats or trounce After th - on tn , any four germs any American or for- | ods a few generations | is a fearful crash and the Loute XVI J 4 ’ 5 ia? aa, i ; = * : : : t fights aD runs handelliers fall dow rrowly : eign germ fancier can produce ri i ¢ hts and chandeliers fall down, narrowly miss The rave been with me several away il ight another Gay e ing the heads of several dinera and 4 . } . . 4 "} _+ : , ° a} va MeDtLY | rin, £ » vy? hale the cre , has the western extremity | vears now. lt was years ago that i here are, however, &iwa! } \. leaving a gaping hole tn the celling ~ —— The gueata scream and cluster at one end of the room while the host ex- cuses himself and reappears with a fireman's ex and clears the wreckage away for the next course is resumed ali right, but everybody is nervous and an unusually large quan- tity of gravy faile to make the circuit Afterwards, Mr. Hithereby goes up- stairs and comes down weariog a tin hat he used In the Thirty-eighth Divi- sion and sits down to a game of bridge with confidence. but poor old Mra. Gousely is ‘ed away to the corner drug store suffering from shell shock. Bome day the entire house will col- lapse and Mrs. Hitherahy will stand tn the center of the ruins plucking plas- ter out of her hair and remarking, proudly, that it looks like the fall of Rome. This antique stuff, while it has made great progress, comes to an ab- rupt halt when it runs afoul of motor cars and millinery. ELWOOD D. ULLMAN JR (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch) Page Seven. The dinner ~

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For the leverted man ail the . had just lifted hes meiodions voice to annocurce the latest arrivel “Miss Phyllis Chum-ley.” SEL A AE A i tt et game: Pleasure atch Mp OKing de. _A WEEK FROM ~ WEDNESDAY ary VERREd, “de ) Orda! late tn 1 Wallace Irwin stternccat”. s, aditace irwii wuet's hee sani i | Neg her asking mething about her apni fat ink Of aunts ~~. A *®QUAaATOrS It's nt tie —— — ~ ya a | 7 | pened an tnder — — = — - - ‘ Aa - it begins with a¢ - : yo nen or Chewing gum. E>) = . , | it's it. Chew. Mie Chew Sy), a w . on bY ; | . Gee the things . : yr LAY } 7 ' ot Bia iq aft Doonisd YOU Nave to pe. : i ’ wonderfy ee Inember'"’ f ! tary Trav ’ | ! : He brought = VALETS BATH VALETS BA | a di wail Oe isin out a card ang Room WORK ROOMS iiiatin he nami , . Monda ifter Doomsda , sted ne “8 4 Ra oe se 2 ie x Messe. 2 jl St Bis indicated the ee Oe oul the “Chie. OSen eedationsd « week ies ) JERE ERP Wr ee ng sce a ty , |. recone, Snel “ie | Wed , | Ernestine Special Correspondent of Emily R it pes ; “She's @ B ee Post-Dispatch Sunday of John er wa : | | friend of Mr Magazine the Br , | Ancaster’s, fan't WILMINGTON, DELAWARE. gave th | ‘ | shez Aeked ~ YACHT that is to Pusey & A , ei Peggy, with glo- : — ee It was seid rious innocence. Henry Sanat kod “Is she? She afloat, rivallng cnitects. | } Was on the small ocean liners in it : fe Equinox. Dun't esk! in size, is belng is very : ; \ And do you know what constructed here at plex ap , ( ' [ heard her calling a cost in excess of stateroo : | Vs : your boss? The Fun- $2,000,000. It will rooms, | , ‘eae stapotl serve Mrs. Richard M. Cadwala- Each st : i | Thursday mornine der Jr. of Philadelphia as a cruis- vate ba : | Another blue envelope ing town house with all the luxuri- treme a Peggy read it and ous appointments of a Park ave- are fou ) mace her Gwe tnterem nue apartment. bathr air | hte ed | / pre tear Mr. As So far as is known, it will Whe F ie / Be a . Beds nit the largest private pleasure craft go cru ) | ii AITHRA i i Mages a2 = ever constructed. It is to be tered , : | ; HOoLLAN stl ri ae. SE equipped with Diesel engines and suite w : ; Ping 38 | : E : | i nage » oe a Sperry gyroscopic stabilizer so two Dp : i if that even the severest seas will dressin \ , Ch rors, hasn't it? It real- not disturb Mrs. Cadwalader or private ¥ \ { [ lv wasn t my fault this her guests. Ont | , 2 Pe | ; ergs But | 3pee ae Mrs. Cadwalader, formerly Miss ous st , bas - Sins RaDiZed On uw & , we word | busy person you must : “ ie tN 7 : hes ) ce Oas “ weal DES " ' person % ekEY answered the tele he, and ! do so hope I didn’t Interfere — oe | na : ee : | — > + ofr Pa ) fa ear pho after } } sit with You! program (No. you didn't. e | , | wee 1 ion-skin, marred by her own Wildo changed } dress and heard 1 and I know you're sorry! | ) ) | | a ee _e 7 oT pee ar ane Chumiey voice t uring Mi Mr. W. Ciarence Jilley has put w A W E E such mal b ' i ae es Deer od " , ai vy © tas ' A oe rit new Ar ste} He's gon Oil replied up at Svoaset tou remember, I hope. | lees Was Sa’ 3 rand , os ee Se en | , ot | — ~ aa tae gal PegR that [mentioned a week from Wednes- “But Miss Brown!''-—pleading But ii teh . é ere Pre eee wen Ss ee eT | be ! rtenhaie! gave Nin Hav U ANY i-dya where one may lay. Well, Wednesday's past, tsn’'t it this time. “I didn’t know-—-I proces — sib RI ) hicst Ciel Tees one .Y : “— , gayet Mis beaut are ee ‘ind him? so it will be next Wednesday. Mrs wasn't trying to—I—” Lady . Urhat! « | , we Tan wee em | Pa vi W church dom He has an appointment with Miss Jilley ts having a reception for Lady “I don't care what you mean. got th , hole , au \ : r Al pnd Phyvill numiley at the Cha: t Daragh and me. and she was so good- You're acting like a fool. I won't Sprigg venturot u Pou | Tit | 1rd iv natured as to let us ask a few friends. stay here and have you-—"’ attack! i MIND? { I | ! 4 wed N Pat anid Pr thie thy Wouldn't von eo! | should be Have him what? He had arisen, his ple p70n t 1 A red ti | ¢ ! : | : ! , ang that Lendon accent SILENCE. Sensitized as Peguy thrilled at meeting \nd Lady and was saying he couldn't get far en | — ul | | ‘$a was to { telephon: i Daragh is quit tient to chat with along without her, really, and he hed gs f , , | 7 : iw , " , te] | r Miss Churn | 4 times ight moods on the part uu abont I'll bet she ja!) Dineen 't aware of something or Aunt those world i eeal aay and su . ) Ph weed to of a speaker hidden behind space hast drod a lime to Leay Sa and 10 | r | : i | Woou Ou nd teil \na what was this, fluttering wa n care of Mrs. J | A don't dis It was not until she was in the when } Ca | | M VTCAst b4ihG APS ang ) LO ear: S DO” Mierei Dt : | m ler street that she came to her Sick ip \ ) ' 3 : : pela a , Phi Yj wavy would have ene es “I've made a swell job of that,"’ she'd she mused bitterly. And a week over ¢ | | weoll-trs seretary would me from Wednesday was only four 11 tea it nN }-f Oice rr | wend ( it ' water: . ras. th | : 7 : ) | a } ) | intrude with | : dvice tham she days off: eu cums cea ¢ 1. 1. would lay & comand ola: ee iy aunt a ave bee i dn tha oh aaa ADY Daragh had not prov- the h | ) : 7 | . | 4 ) “eo , nie ) : been for Peggy to go t er superior ; > ' « sti4 | ; a eo f . ‘ *” ° , 1) r) : ' | Ti a * : rT) | sf , 7) . ni ' | , t ’ , "mii . ; | i OSs sta s raid use > sent Jilley had anticipated. She escort i ‘ uu mk ror ‘ ' Alin (hun a i } eA Ty ur Kote] J ' - ae ,OU , : 1 ) ry of >, “on : | | + toetais ae turned out to be a _ big-boned room ; : - ; ’ ; as : if rs ; ‘ ' +} a SY ’ gyre ws . thin a. Po ru. i i} ‘ } a : i* ‘ J | 3 eae | . . . Pegi : od = Phyllis person, not at all savage, and wom ' ery y : ' Al ‘I ’ ! Grown but to make for e | t " u 155 ae vs a ; ' , ) bess | : - r) | + she fre with sufficient tact to conceal Oh : , ‘em j ot ' ani } bea ' Tiust Litsicts thy t) PO” she s { ! r} > . ' Preiae’' =) ‘ | | n mete | | ‘Leds her contempt for such of the to ¢ m i \ d ¥- eh, } , nk irae tie; . A 1) ' Lars. ‘ | bet ; ; f*s ae’ ° ‘ | \ : : ther, . V : ! lidn’¢ ) ws | : the ee weaker sex as wasted their time in caster . : : i id a os be lon't want Lady D h But I should making money for their wives. TR wil] Ans is by ¢ t of a coupie in the corridor eaused vianhundt esas: : 4 Givi , Jessie i , 7 ' | , . Chumley.’ 7tVing a party for Lady Daragh +«) i l ‘ \% a mati i” ‘ ‘ i -" ing M ' : Ny 1 \ re! | \ ‘ “Mw 1 . ’ ' \r ’ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ‘ j ‘ , | , , fe other , 1 ‘ ’ ‘ t ‘ \ | | HEPA Y : note arrived r 2 P 1 “E ) y' t i »] 4] ROW ‘ Hy) ible Fifth | 4 ' ; yee ‘Se ey o ‘ . , . : 8 | i - [fhe re,ep ' { ' | 4 its ) ae > ryb viel aN ‘ CDi tal } mIne¢ing that Mr : 8 Gee a =~ , tine a ' (ert ! l) , You Lady “Oh IT eeo'! sad TP, —— = A! : ‘dered taat ' i “i , ’ : : e \ \ ' } he ; ' ‘ ’ | , try on t a a . hak | | | | ecu | * Lady er da ys a rer Mut a Dt n te wit er Ancast ~ a0 ' oa ne ' The 6% ge ' , , amas bite rOICA Heep! 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—s errr EE corer te reenter ee eee ee —_— For the liverted man at the doo OT had jusi lifted fits melodious > Oice to Gnnonwrice the lates: arrive! “Miss Phyllis Chum-ley.”’ talking about your lion-hunting . plan. You're quite inspired, Mr. | Ancaster. My niece and I will be at the Charleton on Wednesday.” Waldo took Peggy home in the car he had hired. Neither spoke until they were passing Pori Washington. | “What's all tnis Miss Chumley | stuff, anyhow?" he asked finally. | Without a word she laid a type- written index card in his hand. | Chew, Ernestine, it began, and gave the number of her state- 328 &. Market St, Dept. STL Chicege, &. room. | “She said she'd get even,” he muttered. Then, turning upon her | again: “Peggy, why did you do this for me?” ' “[—-I couldn't bear to see you | acting—acting the way they want- ed you to,’ she whispered. She longed to say. “O my beloved, what else can I be that is pleaa- ant in thy sight!” ‘“Peggey''’ He had called her that twice' And yet it sounded so natural derstand why you walked out on me like that. Ive been miserable. I sent you four telegrams. And lI tried to telephone. I used to think that when I fell in love it would be like dropping out of a balloon. But it sort of filters in. That's what happened to me, Peggy.” The car stopped with a jerk. A | will do that for you “Peggy, i couldn't un-, (Concluded from page 8.) policeman was commanding them to let a fire engine go by. It caused an awkward break in the dream that could not have been more perfect if she had made it to order. “Please don't mind the fire, Waldo,” she begged almost tear- fully. “Jus® go on talking to me —like that, Waldo. Just like that!’’ ome e+ (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch.) BIG PROATS il Fy ae hel fea te ag money mating plier. Gutay Victor Ladies Tailoring Co. ADVERTISEMENT DROOPING MOUTH SAGGING CHEEK AND CHIN Keep the years from showing om your face. | Mar-Vel Lifters will take If years from yout face imetantiy—no more dowhlic chin, sagging | cheeb of mouth. Lift one side of your face, oe | how young it Makes yoy look——-Mar-Vel Lifters y ate invisible, will | met slip. cam be worn eith bobbed of lomg hair. (1 ofigeymated thu method Money back if Mar- | Vel Lifters do not Ife sagging muscles. | do not /make cuageerated claim at-Vel Lifters are 1% comfortable to wear and eficient. §).90 im U S Profvt by mv if weare caperwnce in Plastic Surgery and Diep Peeling | can seoure you that Mar-Vel Liters eill grve you better results than a surgery iit Keep young-loobking —it pare Send for hooklet i TRIAL TREATME Send 2 Cents foe Trial Tresement PectSiin eill remowe fine lines. freckles. sa! i how ston Cowet you s new, welvety complerion | the bases of true beouty PeelShin wv barmices | amd Painless. no redness alter using, You pre! | besutdully in } days Lucifie Francis (Mater of Beat’ ul Foeeoes) Ieee ¢ 654 West Orb Se. Lae Angeles Ca! Page Nine. Ve vl Sie ih Fe 4 Peas. ah ea ige t Pi aNobii dend cits ke... Ca RAPA OM CSIR! gitar iF OMe Sate CR a , a — , rey 7 y i Ky 3 hy Hh Aan. tere BM a rh age Tete Fy TX DONOR: lain Os Shep oe a ee ee - : ’ . - ; — . ’ bait 3 as tetaat S ies ‘ati , Sidi , mop iee s Psy os > pee Pe a) the ay On 2 j FU: RAG Es ME hy ‘ a j ‘ gave % usits — * con ; 4 * = Bh he oh a hee wa PT hie “ MMR GS + OR ge 2 we » Weed Ken di fe? ; re ee nr ae, ae f n > sig Ve? th Cee. oY aes mek chai ye ee” OS ea My AP oe eRe = - SSS PSL Sa eee Pas Sia Sans? vies —Y pst? Pn Petes WO, okt cig iG * ; he 7 * 72, & ve ie as 7 1) eee ‘ . CAT et A UR OE ty PRR ty eee MS pe? Ss REA Se ULF NOY Del ge SURE Apa ee NNR a NOME RBA Vc AE ARO oe, fio gs yale Aa ee Mark aA 4 eRe ’ i . - t id Dx : ag a 2 i ° rere “ x Al eo th gg ae ES I, ea. toh ass r' G Ret. ’ ; ‘ noe Bar FTE st Re , . ae Fh io - ' ; t 1 wg 7 atin ts A el SI it. he el a UOTE ie, a Pte , i =e : »

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LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ee a TI ? aot fo . * .* -- i % - ‘ of “s a + oe vig, he Ma a a a _ Per oe Pate eee ie rad as GBF ~~ t atl f i 3 : Pu in y Senile peat & ee Oe fog Mi Sat of “EDISON SPEAKING’—The famous inventor reciting “Mary Had a Little Lamb,” the first time he has ever addressed a radio audience, on the occasion of the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the invention of the phonograph. Wide World phot VESUVIUS AGAIN BELCHES FORTH SMOKE AND FLAME—An unusually fine photagraph of the latest eruptions of Italy’s noted volcano. —P. & A. phot | , aA v7) - ee SaRST RED HEAD—Miss_ Sadie taff, winner of beauty contest for girls , . ANY OF US—The Prince of Wales begs a light from oh gf: = d and gnarled cedar, on a cliff overlook- JUST LIKE e Pr s Degs a lig with fiery tresses, at Coney Island, this year. TEN CENTURIES OLD, OR MORE—This twiste g ) ? G B hs on leaving train which brought Wide World phot » the late Louis Agassiz, noted naturalist, | Lieutenant-Governor Burroughs g —Wide World phot ing the sea at Manchester, Mass., was pronounced by the late is Ag him to Witeian, Manitoba SES: to have been growing 1000 years. ~— _ ; a we Soe Me . > ~ : J ‘ , _ " C.F c . - « é ¢ <4 . 2 : ~~ ® 3 a 7 Sd ne ny « a jie vod Sats SS Nae lama: ae a , ie Ps SRE es FET RR ga Con enaeee Teaco: ot eae WME ars » Bee 4 TREE ' ‘ 2 alee ‘ | eas oy +e 4 try td * Cag a mt Tae ) teas vist 0 hed & b DRE AE pi pga ly 8 Dee ae & ~~ —- a2 a) "% , Bs Oo0OCcoacSe *. Aine cay aA: «hile soe Rai Mlle ihe age: ie td: iA Hake wee ggals @ on ‘<a ead » nom yj APE Stet ed ie Si — et . ‘ 5, Say oS eer. 9 m A RINGER. MAYBE—Secretary of Labor Davis, at hes Se ‘ee PA Ke 2s sae. Jee? cme Ven mS fate picnic near Mooseheart, IIl., enjoyed a game of | ee , sae aa os Aa horseshoes before hopping into an airplane to go for a THE AIR EXPRESS ARRIVES IN SWEDEN—Passengers luggage being unloaded at aimoe after trip from aris, via 4 msterdam | : ; x ) - gs Bb ilar peration b , Nn / 1 an h ; ; h -< pitai "ISit to his chief, President Coolidge, in the Black Hills. one of three big planes which for over two years has been in regular 2peration betwee Sweden and the French capita 2. lteter. Ae ey cll tha. This is a

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SunDAY wORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Rau Tom A PLANE §& => FROM THE RIVER TO TWELFTH BOULEVARD, AS SEEN FROM 3K SUNDAY MORNING Cw %& a — qo - 9 He Oy ei- et A. - be e 22-2 22-@ 2 6° See a PO gm ~~ a ae a ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE airmen leap at the same moment fr pageant recently held in England. — ; The partly completed steel frame of the Civil Courts Building, and the new Bell Telephone Building, are the two tallest structures shown in this view. The dome of t he old courthouse makes an interesting comparison with the more modern structure to the northwest. —€, St. Lows Aleetl Ge hcnndba | ~ SHE IS AN ARTIST, TOO—Hel tennis star, sketching some of the glish team now in America for inte y ENGLISH WOMEN TENNIS PLAYERS INVADING AMERICAN COURTS—The Wightman Cup team poses r¥.4 for a picture before practice games. Left to right: Mrs. Gwendolyn Sterry, Joan Fry, Betty Nuthall, Kitty McKane Godfree, Mrs. John P. Hill and Miss Ermyntryde Harvey. International photo. 1+ ‘ - AND NOW A VIEW OF ONE oF NATURE'S SKYSCRAPERS et THE FUNERAL OF GENERAL WOOD—Spanish War commander and later the Governor-General of the Philif IT 7 wie , : : ' . os ITS ND) ' Peak and Kintla Lake. up in Glacier Park. on a midsummer day. y ties! Rana among his old comrades, the Rough Riders. Photograph shows cortege entering Arlingto® /.. saiaaah o choories il on Wide Worle § Sr the nation. The gir! | king at girl looking ©d Proctor.

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AUGUST 21, 1927 H sUNDAY MORNING | TH : PLANE : a. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ee + im » Ff x yf “I ‘ . Wine, 4 ate Pe » % ’ ae e ty. > e¢ Governor-General of the Philip- IT Is EAR IN aE. E ; ‘ : 2 . n sé m shows cortege entering Arlingto j CALLED “OUTSTANDING PICTURE OF THE Y THIS YEAR'S AMERICAN POLO TEAM—Devereux Milburn, Captain, with J. C. Cowdin, Tommy Hitchcock Jr.. ide World photo Painting of a sleep | the Royal Academy this year, has been purchased et 7 : eel Or the ion. The girl 2 ot a ie sciating of the ol for the artist, Mrs. and Winston F. C. Guest at Westbury, L. I., where practice is held for international matches. —t od Proctor. P. & A. phot rnationai: |

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Re IS POST - DISPATCH AUGUST 2, 1a) YB SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNING THE CT. I - OPENING OF INTERNATIONAL PEACE BRIDCE eS iG @e~e

Vice-President Dawes shaking hands with the Scene on bridge near Niagara Falls, connecting Can- Prince of Wales before ada and the United States, just before silk tape the silken sash, mark- which marked the boundary line between the two ing the. international countries was cut by Mrs. Dawes, wife of the Vice- line, was cut to formal- President, and Mrs. Ross, wife of the Lieutenant-. ly open the new bridge Governor of Canada. Then notables of each coun- between Canada and try greeted each other with felicitations. the United States. —Herbert photo. International phato ; “a \ ° tie i) bigs BROKE ENDURANCE RECORD IN THE | 4 | 4 AIR—Pilot Loose who, with Pilot Risticz, kept aloft in their airplane in Germany for 52 hours ; which | and 22 minutes, an hour more than the mark mond Smith, chosen to head committee or made by Chamberlin and Acosta in New York. passes upon the fitness of productions in mus® International photo halls and theaters. — Fotograms. LONDON’S THEATER CENSOR—Miss Ros woe SEE, RRS: Ce ore ODD CONTEST ON THE GOLF | ~ RRS Ts ©, Ud ae and a golfer play a match at Miami. THAT’S THE WAY TO MAKE THAT “i Ri digee > . . . " CHINA'S LATEST DISASTRO SAR’ ane : a3 Te oe a tion in Lense, thawing demagn er COMME Sect ken ye re ebet- DRESSED MEN AT SARATOGA RACES—At left, Gene Tunney, not altogether AX : ae ied . mated the total casualties in the afflicted province as high as 100,000. ee wood Wartich, danetios ensluetaaainies comic strips amuse readers of the Post-Dispatch; right, Be ty LS THE PRINCE a m ~~ ron of sports. — . war veterans in Toronto ‘my

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AUGUST 21, a SUNDAY MORNING EATER CENSOR—Miss Rosa- hosen to head committee which fitness of productions in music ™ ers. — Fotograme ene Tunney, not altogether un- s of the Post-Dispatch; =. Ber- erwood & Underw: THE_ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH DINNER HOUR FOR THE SEA GULLS—The fishermen at St. Ives, Cornwall, England, have just come in with their day’s haul, and the denizens of the air come swooping down to get their share when the fish are dressed for market. —P. & A. photo. AUGUST 21, 1927 a NOT THINKING OF PRIZE FIGHTS AT THIS MOMENT —Mr.and Mrs. George L. (Tex) Rickard, with their little daughter, Maxine, facing the camera together for the first time. —Herbert pho! or wy JUSTIN T. FLINT Wants to Do Your Washing Hubby Will Always Find a Smiling Face if You Are Relieved of Laundry Worries. 6c, 8c, 9c, 15¢ per lb. JUSTIN T. FLINT LAUNDRY CO. LINDELL 7370 5 PHONES 16 TRUCKS orto rom on OF 0 on. 010 EO F0 &£ ODD CONTEST ON THE GOLF LINKS—A poloist, who made his shots mounted on a pony, an archer, a fisherman, and a golfer play a match at Miami. The professional golfer had the low medal score for nine holes. > oh: oe RR | ak i: mn 4 THE PRINCE OF WALES IN CANADA—Heir to the British throne photographed while on visit to War veterans in Toronto hospital. ae onal photo trange — how entertaining can weary one , A nice enough tea— well planned and well ex- ecuted— but now that the last guest has gone, you feel very weary! The strain has told on your face. Your mouth feels set, your eyes | feel droopy. You experience utter facial fatigue. / — Yet You Can Smooth Out — of facial‘ fatique with This Cleansing lreatment By MADAME JEANNETTE vs CORDET Beauty Specialist OMPEIAN Night Cream has a dual purpose. It is at once cleansing and nourishing. Because it is a rather heavy cream it needs to be massaged into the pores. Because it is a nourishing cream it needs to be left on the face, a half hour, an hour —all night if you can. Pompeian Night Cream cleans the skin and relieves Facial Fatigue. The soothing away of all traces of weariness from your face each time you are tired—after a shopping expedition, or an afternoon of sport, or a night of dancing — the gentle cleansing of your skin with Pompeian Night Cream means a fresh and youthful face in the years to come. No fagged lines to show that you have led a busy life, but a complexion that shows intelligent care. Z Ss Four areas of your face where a Facial Fatigue first shows. ~“ The forehead... Remove lines from forehead by massaging in Pompeian Night Cream with ronft up-and-down and slow outward-pulling strokes. The eves... Mearmness around the cyes is ban- ished by firmly massaging Night Cream around the eye sockets and gently over the lids. The nose and mouth... Take away the lines at the corners of your mouth and nose by mas- saging with slow outward strokes that curve far oul to the ears. The chin and neck ... Beginning under the chin, stroke fermly upward and outward to the ears— this lifts the sagging muscles of the chin. For a Powder Base DAY CREAM Pompeian Dey Creem prepares your skin for « busy day. It 1s light and disappears instantly as i is applied — yer it g'ves « smooth, delicate finish to the skin. A little Pompeian Dey Cream spread on your face the first thing in the morning makes powder dust on evenly, and stay on. Then through the day you are reliewed from emberrassing face shine. Because Pompeian Dey Cream is slightly astringent it also has an enlivening effect on the skin. NIGHT CREAM AND DAY CREAM BACH 60¢ Pompeian_ N le ht (‘rea mM for facial fatigue ave 4 I ms Awd. baal 2 ten be ORES Ett hoy Z : te « Seth ba Aa td GARD GT ie he tee 1 I Pe ote tes , —— sortanne tga C: — ; - - . —— . ns ree " _ , — —— , ‘ . . Ea ee AY oN a i. pe fe LSE: ; . ’ - CT OS la Te Tg saa Aa 2 a Ere. PEE METI TA, aaa eT ge ? ¥. } ar, sity EAE gee, - . ? 3 } ae ye ae oi Re RE a Mar: Sea ai Pea Mahe ieee Foedd eeee done a ae, PTET a ie EE’ as Fea Me ee a en AT Ae ne ee ae -.% ety ve ei? A, Pil, 5 El an 4 os 3 =} Aa, my ‘, aoe cH ” 7 we 0 : q ott Ceara eeiene ie Se os Seg t, hs SRR tan ia Meee adh pare) Sg te Mae. 4 gia Waste Staenta : a, ‘sig, Rte Re hs ; a Mig ot a, Sei i 1) - . “> “dak: Miia a as : RNG HRY he es x “ ? ae OS Raat a col itAie Me Meer 3 oe ot, Sagi te hye ames nite at 7 ' , - i> ey + Sad b> ‘erg ff, dean a Rae ¥ es a Day a » ; 4 E> die Orly, po oe 2 ~~ ner iy a =e ips red . , Rb hig. Teil a ag ee bine hil Bolg i 7 D..by st eaebedes

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e. Ad gx i g AUGUST 21. 1927 i SUNDAY MORNING eZ. . : , . | , Gg » (, ’ LOUIS, POST- DISPATCH — + 108s Q4: Aj (BO —~Y NOT ALL ARE BOBBR —Barbara Worth of » movies dresses her hain well, you can see for you, self. oe meen Te Spee TaN ; : a hd * Pes ahd PS ue 2 dey . A e 4 ' . o. Wd 4 " ¢ the ae “~ # ‘Ghe Secret of aLovelier HAIR DRESS 7% American Lady |? and Speciola di air Nets | (New Improved Style} | If your Dealer cannot supply you, write direct to The AmericanLady § x Hair Net Co., St. Louis, Missouri ff f 7 « ) k of Jack M. This chain of wood, carved with an ordinary pocketknife, is the handiwor Bowman, 924 N. Twenty-second street, St. Louis. It is 16 feet 4% inches long, and was com- pleted in about six months, working upon it at odd moments outside his regular job. BIGGEST CADDY ON THE LINKS—A scene in Florida where bathing girls, golf, and natural history seern to have found something in common. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Closeup of sections of chain showing wooden balls carved in some of the longer links, odd-shaped joints, and the knife with which it was done. The material, white pine found in odds and ends of kindling wood. —By «a Post-Dispatch staff photographer active. It softens the waste matter, supplying bulk and moisture to aid the process of elimination. It “trains” the muscles of the intestines to do their work. It would be absurd to deny yourself the delicious dishes you like. Health demands no such sacrifice. The absorption of poisons is prevented. Digestive and skin troubles vanish. Literally the tone of the whole system is changed. Eat 3 cakes of Fleischmann’s Yeast daily, one before each meal or between meals. Eat it plain. Or drink it dissolved in cold or hot water (not scald- ing). Order from six to ten cakes at a time from your grocer. Send for our latest booklet on Yeast in the diet. Dept. N-940, The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington Street, New York City Physicians say: “Eat varied, appetizing food. Enjoy your meals to the utmost.” “But,” they add, “‘be sure that elimina- tion is regular, complete. Take no chances with intestinal poisoning, the cause of so many ills.”’ rather die than * * The soft concentrated foods of the modern world ? do not, of course, furnish bulky, rough elements in large quantities. Physicians say the regular use of cathartics ulti- mately increases the trouble. There is need for a harmless food which will naturally, gently, keep the ad 9 Cd 1 [ Collins, New York “At college, [ was intensely interested in my studies Yet I felt so bad some days that I could hardly drag around to go through my regular work. For years 1 had been bothered with constipation. I suffered continually from A COAT OF SNAKESKIN—They will be in the stores this fall, but one should hesitate before saying anything about the price, particularly the one that Hope Hampton is wearing in the above picture. system clean and prevent the absorption of harmful poisons. Science has found a corrective food in fresh yeast. Just as fresh as a garden vegetable, Fleischmann’s Yeast keeps the whole intestinal tract clean and headaches, sour stomach and heartburn. Friends recom mended Fleischmann’s Yeast. I was willing to try it. It is too little to say the results were remarkable. The headaches disappeared. My general body tone improved immensely. , ° A] Now I get up feeling well and have real energy for my work. R. K. KING Liccsrr & Myers Tosacco Co.

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AUGUST 21, 1927 ar ered THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH tetra aa : ) | ‘ . 4 y | re , ~*~. ~~, Pm: . 7 ee Ree, Tei toy ri +: + 4 we NOT ALL ARE BOBBED —Barbara Worth of the movies dresses her hair— well, you can see for your. self. “54 “Ghe Secret of aLovelier || HAIR DRESS | Na 7 American Lady Speciola Hair Nets {New Improved Style } If your Dealer cannot supply you, £ write direct to The American Lady : & Hair Net Co., St. Louis, Missouri - salt > ° Pa are wills 4 DS ibn Pte * ete “eo py ins, oar oy) won . aires: ae * 3h ay AE OR oie a! a ok ie Soe aR ag 5 6 Po a oe org: > eee ake (aa sig” Ki 4 Te 72°F ve ae MON te’ “ om vfty (pee Ry ohn: Oe ye i . “LEADING EAGLE” OF THE SIOUX INDIANS es, —Photograph of President Coolidge after being , initiated into the tribe and presented with headdress by Princess Rose Bud, direct descendant of Sitting fe a) - Se oe 5 » —- Soy —* ma a ee aj* ee - er .+ md * "ed _— a . a ee ae ee ee ©, ihe ge as « te Tee ek - % =~ JS y sh ‘ 2 ~ ia ode, te ROA Peace re f o n~ _ - ~ ve! , a . tan ee ‘td pn Oe oe awa > se 5 tay =, “ey ® : - "i : oe ORS ay, ILS EL eee TRY LOR MT TERE Man omg > * . waste matter, supplying bulk ee ee ae J | the process of elimination. «It f the intestines to do their work. oisons is prevented. -Digestive ) ish. Literally the tone of the ed. eischmann’s Yeast daily, one between meals. Eat it plain. in cold or hot water (not scald- to ten cakes at a time from E our latest booklet on Yeast in | J, Lhe kleischmann Company, ( | f New York Gay. A. Sy tigon heen : és | Collins, New York ; F Sintensely interested in my studies. ays that | could hardly drag around ; lar work. For years I- had been ; ion. | suffered continually from . th and heartburn. Friends recom- | Yeast. | was willing to try it. It is S were remarkable. The headaches | body tone improved immensely. land have real energy for my work.” — R. K. KING Licorrr & Myers Tosacco Co. —

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SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH saQZ AUGUST 21, 1927 NOVELTIES IN HAIR BANDS—Three French models wearing the latest in head ornaments. ful silk; the others are brilliant white stones set in transparent cloth. One is a band of color. —Underwood & Underwood. RIGHT OUT OF THE MERAMEC RIVER—A. J. Brook of 5555 Palm street and black bass he got with a casting rod near Bourbon, Mo. four pounds. The largest bass weighed YN 4) GETS NEW THRILL AT EIGHTY-NINE—Mrs. Ade- laide Stober Carmody of Philadelphia after taking air- a plane journey at Atlantic City. P. & A. photo. *. a a4 - ,. i > - Pie 1 , * 3! ye ise ‘ ed a pate pe eS RR g ’ ee ue eS (ioe %, Rs 4 So ‘? , ° a a 5 | ENGLAND'S PREMIER RIDES IN THE CAB—Stan- ley Baldwin, on visit to Canada, traveling in one of the new Canadian National locomotives. > 4 A. phew Fat Is Not In Fashion All styles call for slenderness, short sKirts in particular. And most women. aS You see are meeting that requirement (he easy, pleasant way is Marmola Prescription Tablets. They act by cor- recting the cause. No abnormal exercise ’ diet is required. People have used them for 19 years hey have told and shown the results to others, and the use has grown. Now, in these days of slender figures, people are ising Marmola in a very extensive wav. You see the results everywhere. Per- laps your own friends can tell them. If so, they will say that Marmola brought none but good effects. Try this time-tested method, so widel\ eniployed today. Simply take four tab- cts daily and watch results. Stop when vou reach propér weight. A method ised by millions, and for 19 years. must e both right and effective. Learn, for your own sake, what so many know about it. . MARMOLA ON, “letcription Jablet Jhe /“ieasant Way to Reduce Aft (down lo ginner lonight wilh THE PRINCE OF PALE lhe finest micer lhal ever came acrodsd Gayot you can sit down to dinner with the ““ most popular pal that ever graced a table...a happy, friendly ambassador of good taste and good times)... Tue Prince or Pates! Busco Pate Dry! Until recently you know, Busch Pale Dry was served only at America’s most exclusive clubs, hotels, restaurants and cafes, where only the best will do. But now it is ready at a near-by store—waiting to add a festive touch to your dinners and dances. . . and to transform ordinary beverages into gay, festive delights. How Busch Pale Dry does fit in with the modern scheme of things. Its flavor!. . . subtleand Satisfying as that of a rare old wine. Its colorand bouquet! . ANHE DU S EA For 270 Years—AMERICA'S C be r S hy € ~ PRINCE oF PAY > Uae. Ww, like fine champagne. Real life and zest and sparkle in every dancing drop of it. And as a mixer! ... well, try it yourself! The very first time you do, you'll know that Busch Pale Dry is infinitely superior to any other ginget ale you have ever tasted. That's because Busch Pale Dry is aged in wooden casks for three solid months! Genuine fruit juices are used in Busch Pale Dry instead of mere fruit essences. It is double-filtered thru especially constructed stone water filtefs. Yet it costs you no more than ordinary pale ales! Youcan get Busch Pale Dry from your dealer—in single bottles, in splits, in the handy family package of 12 bortles and in cartons of 24. Phone him now. a MARKERS () ] LGOUutl $$, UU. GOOD THINGS TO DRINK hat do you uppose as happered? hate litter picked up ayob as satlor 072 2 New York bound ship, With 67/2 anda J3lackieé 2s Silent Martners — stowaways- Somewhere -O72-

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ents. = PALES LXer eal life and zest and sparkle of it. yell, try it yourself! bu do, you'll know that Busch Derior to any other ginger ale hat’s because Busch Pale Dry s for three solid months! Genuine Busch Pale Dry instead of mere ouble-filtered thru especially tructed stone water filters. titcosts you no more than ary pale ales! Oucan get Busch Pale Dry n your dealer—in single es, in splirs, in the handy ily package of 12 bottles and ons of 24. Phone him now. ms S , Uses: A THINGS TO DRINK year 4 ree ARE EE a ANA! AOE ANE ED OR PE hy ee One is a band of color. —Underwood & Underwood. ghl wilh| : . PAGES. Pigs OR Sie. 23 picked up ayob as sailor O72 Silent Martners — stowaways- = “ aoa 3s. SSR pie ‘ a SA Peonese ee —BUT THROWAWAYS ! REE OIE * Oe oa z Tye jae Lo RSS > . ’ \ ee * o a ss wee . ,* 5 ‘ , t brady : , me a ‘ 5 7 awe - = eee. exiting ~~ AnD. A) This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the dailv Post-Dispatch ‘Ay 7 si LM a By BILL CONSELMAN and CHARLIE PLUMB ~ ve ily 4 Sony SPSS , Ay y ve \ \ '_'*. , " ; 2 \ we & aN ( RAN A Y ¥u NA AN a Y ‘ en : ARNON EN ak AANA “~ 4 * ~~. . . : RS. Ne " a, \ YY " ; BR Sta agi on ie. oa oy : aR S39" is ural : us a ~. Sie 2 * So tr, Site “a a i > ¢ . : . ? = A" a. . LA ‘ ¥ » r ge SO CORR: AAMAS Aah EAA SA A OR: OORT BS RRR IRR RE SR) ORR oy OS SATE 0 tid beetle wT, , 4 ‘ NEPTUNE! He PACKS QUITE A WALLOP FOR SO MANY WHISKERS: HIS TRIDENT MUST BE A LEFT HOOK! ERE AY a, SNE ¥ # » 28 “A SN i X XR, § Re. ee ee 7 Bea, Se SAN RE A SOO ee . = ‘ ~ af wea Oh uc a ‘y oe ae ; rn Baie pS NE sak ; ae f Wo yay 8 ii VR re . Meera Sh. Wa eeeien. Ys . : bigs BE —_ — — AMER ee Oe a2 ee eS ~ age Ri HERE COMES SOMEBODY ! af » rat AMBATOR ALA OS SY KH hw OH - OW THEY'VE TOPPLED ON HIM—I' HOPE HE ISN'T HURT=2 Nogopy EVER SAw FEET LIKE THOSE AND FORGOT THEM WARS ’ ¥ we Sy ace ¢ , hee an => oo we ‘ x mA ‘eb. Lay . D QUICK , BEFORE THEY THROW ANY LIGHT ON THE PROSLEM! = AAA SRV NWN 7 vA — i Wan x . ae SA AAS ‘ ‘\S WW SS RRA 8 ee ea Bax ae ney NN . : . egg WO @ ; pa ‘ on ears i avo m9 a a eS , S ay . nee =) . Brees . nw var ~ oe Nae Te e a Dh x a We ‘ by 6 ar os & ‘x ™ © 0 © oat * a. » 3 A ~ « : . ¥ A \ \e * mY ae ? aie POTS RS : Ae “ - se Wi os IT ANO SHOVE OVER THESE CASES ACROSS THE WAy! xn ae AS ae oe . a ee , x . cal =~ 5 I SNEAKED DOWN WITH SOME LUNCH FOR AYOU~AND I GUESS / IT FELL ASLEEP OGEEGOSH !’ WAITE’ LIFTER ! HE USED TO HAVE A CASE ON ME, AND NOW I'vE

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————a “AFTER HEARING Wort THE VILLAGE HALFEWiT DoNE To THE SKIPPER, THE SHERIFF GANE WIM THE PRIVILEGE To SHoot -TOONERV Pr, THE PooR SIMP oN SIGHT " 4 S pe Vv oe FONTAINE FOX TOONERVILLE FOLKS Well, the Halfwit Was Right By Fontaine Fox (Copyright, 1987—dby Bell Syadicate, 1 alt Bradiente, Se, Trade Mark Bi. 0. 8. Pet. Of.) “a A Fontaine Fox cartoon appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch. “nev! skipper! IF You WANT pe HAULIN’ “MALEWIT, ‘YoU . HEN PUT OVER WHY YES, SKIPPER, THERE '8 JoS, THEYS A GAL BoARDIN ' AT So MANNY THINGS oN ME TF ‘A GIRL WITH A SMALL ~~ HoL-TeN'S WANTS You To TAKE PZ JusT BETTBR CALL UP ‘You UPRIGHT PIANO DOWN BY A PIANO UP “THERE ‘FoR HER. : SAID A “SMALL OUR BARN @uT.. Heeb? SHE'S ALREADY GoT {T-DoWN aa YPRIGHT " 4 , BY THE TRACKS BEHIND “Suncor 5 a SMITHS BARN.’ Kh JL = Lil LM, 5 a i. “ED, GIMME A HAND T’ HELP Put "You HITCH THE TRAILER ON mm “Gir ELMER AN’ CoME ‘7 THE THIS TRAILER, ON THR TRACK WHILE I GET TH’ BLocK Spee” CAR To HELP ME MOVE IM GONNA HAUL A AND TACKLE !” | A. PIANNER PiIANNER"” _ —— — — _—_—— : _— - an ee SHooD' wHan's | "WoTSA IDEA OF No PASSENGERS wh " WoT tr Losé IN | ” Goony ! Goooy ! He's SToPPED To OD YouR MIDE BECoS You NEED ALL THE i FARES I'LL MORE PicK UP AMBROSE To HELP LOAD POWER To HAUL A PIANO! : ee. " Beats P. THE PIANNER! ‘THIS IS GONNA . P eaoee . x 18 THIS A FREIGHT OR A \ Biarri2 IN HAULIN’ 8& PERFECT” pe CHARGES ? "x DoN'T SEE. DON'T SEE Ao DN ” PROBABLY oN $ | “ tuar’'s it! SKIPPER | A PIANNER" Pi; THE OTHER : ———— SMALL UPR AT PJ ANNES t NOTICE ONG ' Op THING ABOUT - & 3 = | va or ln aa al a wey THiS SNEEZING 2 : pu _—— : | ~ At | ‘ 4 f ae 1 . : O ; : 4 : y iiie dD) y A , | ae, ay mn . , —— OF YouRs.... (TF Seems TH Come Ow Eveay Mme | WANT FH START TALHING EGAPENSES TH ‘ You: ‘ On Go SLEEP Some - WHERE @LSe

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HAVE YOU A LITTLE THE CAPTAIN BUT VOT DID WE DID, DOT HE SHOULD BE! \GREW ON NO FACE LIKE THAT! A CROOKER ? . Pd aed . me . a whe . * * sere Yr ua TAN) Va vat . ** Age Ba) ity a oer ae be ne os . Ni LL. , See ae re A Res in, ore SF SS PP ee * $ { Po >» . 4 > we re —— a x » SS est . Se eae fk OVDT= VE “T DUNNO, LADY, BUT I TAKE DOES YE GO DOWN, MY OATH, NO POSIES NEVER BOSCO, OR DOES } GET ROUGH P LUBBER PAYS Fl DER FIDDLE, 1 BETCHAY C en ; ar he zs wet ar = SUMTING [S39 SOUR VEN A LU6- -BER VOT DIDN'T DONE SUM'TING GETS GE-PINCHED FOR NOTING! *> , i. V ’ ad . . ? . % ~ 4 | Ses a eg OP GE OD Xk, 3 } 9 — STICK “ — —- SWEETEST GAL J Ss Tuk GAL wore . 4 MAKE IT Gip- ~DAP; MISTER. VE 155 ON PINS THE KID . . Ss TSS & . . we See : é 4 . ae > a& * « = eS as "s 7 « 4 . . » . a ~ — ad * _ «> © > VHISPER, CAP, I VOULDN'T TELLA SOUL / VOT VOS DER DoItY VOIK! GE-LOADED MIT A NICE FRESH ~) » ~ ~ & ~ ps s « a ¢ “« : , : — e MyY.MY!ALLUP) we SSeS ~ 2 eS ee ~ SR . SS Trade Mark, 1927, Reg. U. §. Pat. Off. ~ By R. Dirks Originator of the Katsenjammer Mide — »s SCATTER THAT GANG WITH A BROADSIDE! LOOK ALIVE MAN - THEYRE AFTER THE REWARD / HIMMEL! suM- -BoDY ELSE VANTS DER (CAPTAIN! VoT ALIFE! > & a “ ¥ AHOY , YOU SWAB? DON'T YOU at =27 YOURE A PRISONER? HALT IN THE NAME OF THE KNOW IM ON THE See. im. DEK (AMELS BACK DOTS LD Ee YES, THE ECLIPSE te $ or 1S PERFECT: Such ier 7 Meee) SPLENDOR ¢? TH BELIEF ME DEY CAN GO CHUST $0 FAR UND DEN TOINS DER voi! DOP Rot DER Luci ! IF DisS 18$ A DREAM 1 HOPE SOON (OMES DER ALARM CLOCK! ‘é . s Pia a) a” Di ala ~~ i DOG! PIG! BUNGLER! VARE OH HOW DID THe PRIS ER bet Pa . # > *) BOO HOO! VEGor ses S | ” 4 —_ = £2 CGer BiTzy? rs ate (vA A AYE AYE DIR, \ ete YOU CAN SEAR . ee é ~ é# on ll * , Ma - agttiesed U. B. Pacett *t Se = a. oa ee _——_- -—- BUT DAUGHTER EIGHT GPP, 7 RS, PLEASE ,, ef COME ON, | PORA , OR WE'LL BE. LATE FOR THE ge ee ea » * WEY, DUMB BELL | JUST GAVE ME TWO TicKETS gil Fine = Sr. - 1 gle. a. hah ; : w, ; sei se 8 oe 4 SS ae ie et 3 yaar ie ae

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; ee 1 R. Dirks > atl —— => LET’EM HAVE IT » ) SAYS YOU? AYE AYE e-\ SIR,SAYS T* BROAD- BL -SIDE SHE 19/7 oP - _ HOW DID THE PRISONER f Rag : 4 Ss I c fs ee) 3 : - f > Aer *, ‘i - * re How MUCH To HIRE WORSE AND BU66EY FOR THE. ‘a —— se ———-— Se EVE GOT fo CHARGE.|| |GET YOUR HAT ON, || You ARE NOT! THATS SEVEAW - FIVE CENTS Now HIRE A HORSE. JAND BUGEY RUDGE AW, YOU NEVER. SAVE. “YOUR MONEN ! ELSIE, I GOING T | [TOO EXTRAVAGANIT- WELL [LET ME SPEND | IHOULL NEED IT WHEN STAM IN pany ANYTHING ON Fe 4 4Ou GO INT BUSINESS seg (OU BUT DAUGHTER-OH/ TE + ad — £2 Pa . - Gr ve ted i 8) aq 4 se | SL af eed nee on AA S| sf, rs . Sil le —_ aii . dub Gna NETHER OF US LIKE HEM? SCT I Tin “yf vp ~ — ~~ i. it p* ”" om - it oe ~ * ——_ Vie OO _— — a’ ——— WHY DOYOU ALWAYS INSIST UPON S| 56 THESE EXPENSE CANDIES WHEN] / SO SELFISH, HAROLD — - > -——-. Dumb Dora Regisestd U. 8. Patcnte Office ——— oo eo ———— -_—_ ALL MN OTHER BOY FRIENDS d0USrT ADORE _— _=_-* _- ol iil ™ —_ — SOME ONE WANTS bi YOU ON THE PHONE, 1 BE LATE FOR JOE, TS IMPORTANT-~ THE HURRY! ot ey , —_——- = | I'VE. Got 10 BEAT (DORA, ml I'D HELP 400, JOE, Bur T | ' OUR HOUSE |S ON FIRE! EU DONIT KNOW A WING HERE ARE ME | Maui | ABOUT ™ | SA,.RO0, : Wt HOW WouLrd 4OuU , LIKE TO GO TO, t HAVE TO STAYIN: b AND MIND MN A MATINEE 7) TODAN ? LITTLE SISTER ' 4H WON'T NEED ANY MONEM-BRING UTTLE VALENGIA AND WELL ALL GO -f HWE THE TICKETS,ROD HAVE TO HURRY AND DRESS You UP PRETTY Van 9 J IsN'T WAT SWEET OF DORA TO INVITE US, VALENCIA? WE'LL 06! PIG! BUNGLER! a Re Ty a tA 3 aes. aie . oe i Meee _ * ¢ Bg * = oat Be E , ‘ yee 4“ tr —. & . 4 ve 7 iF mas 7 P WERE We ARE ) #) ARL,DORA, ALL | mom = \ FHATSALU WELL ee ee NEED, ROD, HEY we ae gh DON'T CHARGE FOR BABIES HEY, DUMBBELL’ GoD’ atte JUST GAVE ME WO TicKETS READY TO GO | Vell Bi io Ve allal | x HO | é Syst A MINUTE! rr WoRKED (ft. WOW OLD \S THAT a VF A KID? a ~- is Th Z Ar how ee) TABM WISE Sienatiecsiaaienence sq eg fy Me GUNS! 1 Now, ENIOM THE ENCIA, BROTER Wi OUTSIDE. v 6 gets 8 Re te nnn SS WIS MAY BE AN ENTRANCE FOR SOME But «TS BUST AN EXT FOR “Ou

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NIZE BABY Trade Mark. 1927 Reg. U 6. Pat Olt ~ tJ GET SUNGOINED. HA P my OENKS I'M NOT A WHO NEEDS A DOIDY OCEAN + SHOULD GET DERE SUNGOINED ‘LL TAKE GETTER A COLD PLUNGE & ad AS _ ; HM-_-A LIDOLE CUILEY ' WHoOOY "=" WHOOz AFRAID FROM A LIDDLE WATER- / HO BOY ' GOITRUDE EDERLE Odors I'M ooPs .. DE SOAP! ae: Sue's BY Me CDE ANNIE 'M BY HER DE JoE-. Vv 4o Sue'S_ HAH! GNE A LOOK DERE ONDE NAIL DE SOAP ON DE DOOR |! ATT f LOS ANGELES, “Grey Chaplin was” B® terlocutory decree Charles Spenccr Cc testimony in Supe a today to establish ment - called of cruelty. A copy of a sti Athe attorneys in thi handed the .Cour® for) $625,000 to Mrs. stipulation. set tor question of back: | Mrs. Chaplin had ® for in the generals A motion to vaca receiverships res gument. . The settlement fe court, which was t B® sideration by Judge oe Bevsue's CY ME DE SWEETHEART % fc im BY HER De Joe ¥ SOON... YY ee i), awe ” 2 SRRELEA De WOORPS. | SHOULD MAYBE WAS IN DE YOUNGER WEARS A PRICE -FIGHTER * "Ohy 0° nee nan } a ae . NOW WELL TAKE “GRADUALLY A NIZE NAP_. Mi. HANG IT HERE ) AN MAKE A HIT Wit DOE 7 rise -OLO MAN | fee + c »~ Cf - —_— << ao — sy 4 . " " i Copy reget LO PoP HOWDUA: LIKE ODE SURP_- Bo’ 'Dhs MIRROR SURE wUz A BARGAIN. -DEM AUKTIONS ae ' during a 10-min@g the suing wife $62! tody of her two @ ree followed a co ing one hour, cori , wife took the stand Court that her hi# and abused her. fs Decree Final One year must 4 law, before Mrs. her final decree. The stipulatiog =) “Reys setting out “@ “parts of the setie n ' “An agreement @ between Mr. and ! ‘tiling all property® “This fully mee Lid F ments of the Califal in substance provid entitled to one-hal acquired and mone¥ husband saheiaiell riage. Z “A trust fund of 3 § created for the tw income from whic rs. Chaplin, as t§ ‘@lan, for their & ® arce and education “+f the trust is to g “@ When the younger | “@ Of 35 years.” 4 It bore the af _& Attorneys. Judge Guerin an ® feturn to the beng “#® tlement haa been) : ' formally issued thi “§ interlocutory decr¢ - : @f the record. ; Mrs. Chaplin cag ® Minutes before the’ “4 uled to start. She @ lng mood and toad ® tery of inwyers’ w ® front of the =) “@ he counse!l tabi ® trim black hat. w PE. the ' same as man} “& crowded spectators 08 Mk dress and a hi ® Which hid the lot pface. P Judge Walter Gu “rneys he would : 2 ony concerning’ ry | Chaplin or events ¢ te be introduced ij temporary ruling | Would take the n Ability of such ev} & Sideration when all = been presenta | Chaplin was nq © case was call¢ Wife Tells used mental. an : _ to the time “ absence fror Scasions and ne Caused her 7B, Mary times h “me, went to h at night w - i was very reach home ea