St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 22, 1927

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, a has a Fon PS rs “gd Set * Ss a 4 wa aa ee a ak el ee were to discuss a matter of $17 * - *% *. : , * . - . tee r= et ~ Bay or ee oe - ie Aze ee 1 eit 4 S. Chance, 25, Victim, pd Turned State’s Evi- dence in Trial for Crimi- ’ Assault on Woman. we ~ f ae «ee , as te! Biuct i yy ‘ x Cellmate Whose J He Took and to qW om He Owed $17 Is ight by Authorities. my ae = The boly of James H. Chance, Hj-year-Old ex-convict, was found erly today With a bullet wound un- der the heart in a clump of weeds aids the road at 9006 South wadway, Luxemburg. Authoriiies think he was mur- ed because he turned State’s against a friend now in because of a quarrel a $17 he owed to another for- P convict. Since his release from the State Mientiary at Jefferson City a mth agg, Chance had been em- ed as yardman at the road- me of John Gergen, 9845 Eu- iia avenue, and lived there. The ‘where his body was found is in Ms same block with the roadhouse “Jelly Roll” Hogan, gang lead- rently Thrown From Auto. High weeds surrounding Chance’s adv were knocked down, as if the aay had been thrown from an au- Memobile, Apparently he had been of the $16 which he had ms he left Gergen’s place at 8 ik last night. His pockets ie empty and turned inside out. MGeorge Bernard, who lives at Wi South Broadway, heard an Momobile, a shot, a scream and a for help at 12:30 a. m., but did Bt leave his house to investigate. laice’s body was discovered by a by at 6:15 a. m. ex-convict known as “Big m” who was a cellmate at Jef- er n City of Chance, known 4s matte Jim.” is peing sought. ag Jim.” sentenced for man- Stghter, was released from the tentiary two weeks’ before mance, and obtained employment & Gergens roadhouse, but was Meharged to make room for mance, when he got out. Chance, R orphan, had worked there be- Wre going to prison. » Yesterday evening Chance re- ag red a telephone call from “Big im” and made an appointment to eet him on Ripa avenue, Luxem- Mrs. Gergen understood they mhich Chance owed to “Big Jim.” meence took with him his weekly ss of $12. plus $4. which he BG saved, ve Testified Against Friend. | Chance and a friend, Victor Ca- » Were sentenced to the State Bientiary in June, 1926, for a minal assault on Mrs. Clara eomling, 18 years old, of 270 Par- a2 avenue, who was taken from escort by the two armed men. - ce testified against Catron, me Catron received a five-year e ce, after which Chance med guilty and was let of: with "Year term. Allowance for spent in jail before the trial | or good behavior in the peni- “ary made possible Chance’s re- ». * month ago. Catron en- i the penitentiary last June, r the State Supreme Court had x med his sentence. rn = mibitS SERIOUSLY BURN GIRL . — Y Puts Out Fire: Child _ Taken to City Hospital. °rgia Helens, 5 years old, was ld on the face and body todcy a her dress caught fire from ™ matches with which her 4- *-Old brother was playing. She ,*t 3233 South Third street. ; ed pedestrian, hearing the » . reams, wrapped her in his “a Probably saved her life. | “s taken to City Hospital, Aer condition is said to be vi Ht} Qva FAR A ASKS FOR PASSPORT j ee That Draft Dodg- : y *eturn to U. S. Re Associated Press. 'GTON, Sept. 22.—Grov- , rieveland Bergdoll, Philadel- raft evader, has inquired of a ce at Stuttgart = © might obtain an Amer- , > *8Port. sie ® Department officials have .. the consul he may issue a Aol only for the return of ms to the United States and ~ travel in other countries. © return here the author- Cie tots OPPEEP RPS _ 4 Dp. m w~4 weds high 62 (3 p. m.): low 47 Official fore- SR Petey jas MILLION cast for St. Louis TO ONE ON’ “ RICKARD TO and vicinity: Fair tonight and to- morrow; not much change in temperature, Missouri: Fair tonight and prob- ably tomorrow; not much change in temperature. Illinois: Gener- ally fair tonight and tomorrow; not much change in temperature; Light frost prob- able in the low- lands of the north and cen- ' tral portions, Relative humidity at noon, 52. Arkansas: Tonight, fair, slightly warmer in west portion; tomorrow, fair. Sunset, row), 5:49. Stage of the Mississippi, 5.6 feet. a fall of .3. WOMAN PASSENGER AND PILOT OF GERMAN PLANE KILLED Two Other Women Injured in Crash of Air Liner Near Bienkenburg. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Sept. 22.—The pilot and a woman passenger were killed and two other women pas- sengers seriously injured in the crash of a commercial airplane near Blenkenburg, Thuringia, to- day. SOMEBODY ASKS A QUESTION Unprecedented Incident Startles Bank of England Directors. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Sept. 22. — Today made history for the Bank of England and the “Old Lady of Threadneedle Street” received an almost unprecedented shock. It came at the semi-annual meeting of the bank when after the divi- dend had been declared, someone ° ~} ww os is) 6:59; sunrise (tomor- the directors a question. Normally the formal query “Any questions?’’ is fo: wed by dead silence and the meeting adjourns. Today one of the half dozen share- holders present not only asked a question but made something of a speech about the new bank build- ing on which it had been stated the directorate is preparing to spend something lIike £5,000,000 (about $25.090,000). Montagu Norman, governcr of the bank, answered by saying that the pro- vision for a new building was looked upon as a movement to- ward economy. “I cannot con- ceive.’ he @ided. “that the cost of the new building is likely to af- fect your dividends.” NEW LEVEL OF VALUES SET By the Associated Press. . WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Price increases made by and during the war at last are to be recognized Governmentally as having created a totally new level of values. The Labor Department’s Bureau of Sta- tistics today announced that here- after instead of trying to consider the 1913 level of prices of com- modities as “normal,” and repre- senting a 100 per cent basis of values, it would hereafter use ths average price Jevels of 1926 as 100 and proceed anew. The change will affect particu- larly a regular compilation of wholesale price indices which the department regularly makes, The adoption of the 1926 base, it is said, will assure the “use of the latest and most reliable information as the standard for measuring price changes.” TONY ORTELL HELD IN DETROIT St. Louisan Questioned in Iuquiry Into Murder of Two Men, By the Associated Press. DETROIT, Mich., Sept. 22.— Sought since March 17, Tony Or- tell, 41 years old, of St. Louis, was arrested today for questioning re- garding the murder of two St. Louis police characters, Leroy Grady and James Elser, who were killed after a card game in which an ace was up Grady’s sleeve. After the bodies were found in an apartment, police were in- formed that Ortell had been a companion of the slain men. /n the Want Pages of the POST-DISPATCE Ad Soo 201 Real Estate For Sale Ads Are advertised Only 148 were published today by the second news- paper. Regularly, the Post- Dispatch carries far- more “Classified Ads” than ALL THREE Other Se. Louis © be ready to take him in- Newspapers COMBINED. actually had the hardihood to ask LEGION ELECTS = t. E. SPAFFORD AS COMMANDER New York Man Unanimous- ly Chosen Head of War Veterans’ Organization Meeting in Paris. ELECTION REQUIRES ONLY FIVE MINUTES Last Day of Convention Taken Up by Adoption of Resolutions and Re- ports of Committees. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Sept. 22.—His nomina- tion made, seconded and unani- mously confirmed within five min- utes, Edward E. Spafford of New York City, today took a place apart in the election of National Commanders of the American Le- gion. The new National Command- er, former Commander of the New York Department of the Legion. was elected without opposition, a procedure hitherto unknown in elections of the organization of American World War soldiers. The election of Spafford set an- -_Other record. It was the first time the highest office in the Legion had gone to a New York man. Commander Spafford received an ovation greater than that ten- dered even such popular heroes as Gen. Pershing, Marshal Foch, President Doumergue. Premier Poincare and others. Every one was on his feet yell- ing at the top of his voice as the New York banner was carried to the platform. The Erie County fife and drum corps marched down the aisle to the stage. New Commander Speaks. Spafford, with the new national mascot, Jay Ward, in his arms mounted the platform. “No honor has ever come to any one greater than that you have given me,” he.told the Legion- naires. as they cheered again. “I promise you I will try to equal the great record made by my pre- decessor,. Commander Savage.” Turning from English to French, the new Commander then sent a message to the French people through the loud speaker the bur- den of his remarks to the Legion's hosts being, “you have been most magnificent in your welcome to us and we two peoples love each an- other.” Five Vice Commanders Named. Vice commanders elected were: James Raftis of Washington, Paul R. Younts of North Carolina, ‘Ralph T. O'Neill of Kansas, Dan Spurlock of Louisiana, and J. M. Henry of Minnesota. The Rev. Gill Robb Wilson of New Jersey who fought with the Lafayette Flying Corps before the United States entered the war and then with the A. E. F. was elected chaplain. It was decided that the selec- tion of the 1929 convention city should be held over until the 1928 convention. Thanks to French People. Amid great cheering a resolution was adopted expressing the sincere gratitude and thanks of the Legion to the French Government for its magnificent welcome and co-oper- ation in the work of the 1927 con- vention. The Legion, not forgeiiing France’s war Premier, Georges Clemenceau, who has kept away from all public functions because of his age, decided to express its heartfelt admiration for “the Ti- ger” and to appoint a committee to carry a copy of the resolution to him. The grief of the Legion in the death of Major-General Wood, late Governor-General of the Phil- ippines, was expressed in another rc“olution. The question of the deficit in- curred by the American Legion Monthly came up and the Commit- tec on Finances asked that Legion dues be increased 25 cents a year. Many delegates resisted this pro- posal. National Commander Sav- age declared the magazine must have extra money or must discon- tinue. The convention by a vive voce vote adopted the committee report proposing the increase. A’r Department Is Favored. The Aeronautic Committee pre- sented a resolution favoring a sep- arate Department of Aviation with a Cabinet Secretary at its head. The committee declaring the situa- tion now warranted a separate aviation department, ft also pro- posed that the National Guard have the same aviation equipment as the regular army. Gen, Roy Hoffman asked whether this resolution had not been included in yesterday’s action in accepting the report of the Na- tional Defense Committee. Former Col William Mitchell. chairman of the Aviation Commit- tee and the center cf yesterday's Continued on Page 3, Column 2. | “DER FREIE GEIST” _ WILL WIN, GERMAN | SPORT SHARKS SAY Berlin Writers Expect Tunney’s “Metaphysical Studies” to Circumvent Dempsey. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Sept. 22.—Gene Tun- ney’s “metaphysical studies” ta dis- cover a way to circumvent Jack Dempsey’s lightning-like punches are discussed at length by the Ber- lin sporting experts who have can- vassed exhaustively the chances of the men in tonight’s bout. The fact that Gene is reported as loving Benvenuto Cellini, the Italian artist, author and swash- buckler, appeals to the German critics, one of whom said: “In boxing, which seems a purely phys- ical action, the unfettered mind (der freie geist) wins.” COLUMBIA CHAIN LOSES SUIT OVER BROADCASTING FIGHT Exclusive Right Obtaine1 by Na- tional Company Upheld by Chicago Judge. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—The Co- lumbia Broadcasting chain today was denied an injunction to re- strain promoters of the Dempsey- Tunney fight from giving the ex- Clusive report to broadcast the match to the National Broadcast- ing Co. by Circuit Judge Ryner. Judge Ryner held that since the National Broadcasting Co. was not named as defendant, he dismissed the petition for want of equity. WRECKAGE OF AIRPLANE WASHED ASHORE IN FRANCE Section of Wooden Body Found at Cape Gris Nez, Thought to Be of British Make. BOULOGNE, France, Sept. 22.— Wreckage of an airplane has been washed up on the beach near Cape Gris Nez. It consists of the back part of the body. It is of wood, but still has a shred of canvas ‘fixed to it by a round-headed cop- per screw. It is suggested that it might be part of the “White Bird,” the ma- chine used by Nungesser and Coli, who disappeared in their attempt to fly from Paris to New York, but this is regarded as most unlikely. More probably, it is thought, the fragment comes from some British plane. In any case, authorities here state, the maker of the plane alone would be able to identify the fragment. MAN UNDER ARREST TELLS OF USING OPIATE IN HOLDUP Alleged “Hypodermic Bandit” De- scribes $1000 Holdup in San Francisco. Ralph Boston, alias “Cloud,” wanted in San Francisco as “the hypodermic bandit,” was picked up here at Eighth and Market streets this afternoon on suspicion and identified at Police Headquarters from a circular sent out by San Francisco police. He admitted his identity and de- scribed a holdup July 2 in San Francisco, He said he had been a special police officer attached to the Palace Market. He offered a woman cashier for one of the shops a ride in his car and when she got in he jabbed into her arm a hypo- dermic syringe loaded with an Opiate. He then robbed her of $1000 and after leaving her at a hotel, left San Francisco, he said. POISON FOUND IN SONS’ BODIES Georgia Sheriff Announces Result of Test: Accuses Parents. By the Associated Press. BLAKELEY, Ga., Sept. 22.— Quantities of poison were found in the viscera of James and Amos Hayes who police charge died as a result of poisoning by their par- ents, the Sheriff's office~ an- nounced today on receipt of a re- port of tests made by Edward Everhart, State chemist. An autopsy after the death of Mrs. Amos Hayes, who lived in -etroit, Mich., and died after coming here to attend her hus- band’s funeral in August, revealed traces poison. Arres: and in- dictment of the aged Hayes couple followea. SHELTONS SOUGHT IN CHICAGO Gangster Brothers Wanted for Bank Robbery at Taylorville, Ill. By the Associated Press. TAYLORVILLE, ILL. Sept. 22. Authorities of Cook County will be enlisted jn the search for Carl, Earl and Bernie Shelton, wanted in Christian County for attempted robbery of a bank, Sheriff D. L Dunbar said today. The Sheltons are bélieved to have fled to Chicago, unable to make bond On the bank robhery charges. 300 DRY AGENTS IN CHICAGO Two Truckloads of Liquor Taken in Series of Raids. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Three hundred Federal prohibition agents scoured the city and made fre- quent arrests and raids in efforts to make the Dempsey-Tunney fight crowd an arid gathering. As a resuit two truckloads of beer and alcoho] ag well as smaller seizures will flow down the city sewer instead of down the throats of fight fans, UDGE RULES GR S RIGHTFUL CHLD OF MRS. SHIT Evidence That Infant Was a Boy Has Not Appeared, Court Rules in Cleveland ‘*Shuffle.” ADVISES MOTHER TO CHERISH GIRL Nurse Who Marked Child ‘*Male”’ Says She Did Not Examine It, but That Physicians Did So. By the Associated Press. CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 22.—The “Baby Smith” case was decided this afternoon when Common Pleas Judge Weygandt decided that the baby girl which Mrs. Sam Smith has been nursing at Fairview Park Hospital was her own and dis- missed the habeas corpus petition of Sam Smith demanding that the Fairview Park Hospital return his child, “George Smith.” “There is no evidence, any place, that any other baby might be yours. We will all hope, as the years go by, that if this little girl lives and grows strong, she will make you as happy as if she had been a boy,” Judge Weygandt said to the parents in dismissing the petition. “Mrs. Smith, the only thing that you can do as a mother is to ac- cept this baby girl as your very own,” he concluded. Mother Weeps at Decision. As Judge Weygandt finished his decision, Mrs. Smith broke into hysterical crying. Women in the courtroom wept and attempted to pacify her. Efforts of bailiffs to restore order were without avail. “I'll never be fully satisfied this is my child,” Mrs, Smith said be- tween sobs. Smith, tears streaming down his face, said: “There is al- ways going to be that doubt in my mind. But we will take the baby and do for it like we would any of our other four children.” Mr. and Mrs. Smith declared that the baby girl was not the child born to them one month ago today, but one substituted in place of the boy, which, doctors and nurses told her, had been born to her. Miss Ruth Meyer, graduate nurse, was the first witness. She testiffed that Dr. J. A. W. Reute- nik, Mrs. Smith’s physician, exam- ined the baby after birth but did not take it out of its basket. She said she could not say whether the doctor noted if it was a boy or a girl. Miss Meyer testified she “had the impression” the baby was a girl. Baby Labeled “No, 70—Male.” “IT did not examine the baby for sex,”’ Miss Meyer said. She told the Court that the Smith baby was placed on a shelf with four other babies born the same day and had been labeled “No. 70 —male.” She testified that labels were placed on the baby’s back, tied on its wrist, and the basket la- beled. Miss Myer testified on cross-ex- amination, however, that she was positive the baby girl Mrs. Smith now nurses is the child at whose birth she assisted. Dr. William Glendinning testi- fied that his examination of the baby and members of the Smith family had revealed certain com- mon family characteristics, but held that he could not definitely sav the baby girl was Mrs. Sam Smith’s child. Mr. an@ Mrs, Smith were in the courtroom, but the baby giri waz left at the hospital Every cor- ner of the courtroom wa: jammed with men and hundreds «. women. Four infants were born at the hospital on Aug. 22 and besides Mrs. Sam Smith, two others were named Smith. These women had boy babies. AIMS AT HIS HEART BUT MISSES Then Doctors Find It Is on Right. Not on Left Side. HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Sept. 22. —A freakish anatomy was credited by physicians yesterday with sav- ing from instant death William Gray, 22 years old, of Sandy Hook, Ky., who tried to end his life by shooting himself in the left side o: his chest. The physicians found Gray's heart is located on the right side of his body and had it been in a normal position he would have died immediately. Small hope for his recovery is entertained by hospita) authorities. INDICT DRY AGENTS IN MURDER By the Associated Prem. LEONARDTOWN, Md., Sept. 22. —Indictments charging first de- gree murder were returned here today by a county grand jury against four prohibition agents who participated in a raid a week ago in which Charlies A. Gundlach. ARS. "« ae - - a, pital. _ given her is not hers. t — International Photo. COMMON PLEAS Judge Carl V. Weygandt of Cleveland, O., com- pares the features of Mrs. Sam Smith and the baby girl which she says was given to her in a baby shuffle at Fairview Park Hos- Mrs. Smith says her child was a boy, and she declares the Three babies, all Smiths, were born at e hospital at almost the same time—hence the charge of a shuffle. The judge decided the infant in question was rightfully Mrs. Smith's. $46,000,000 ESTATE OF EX-SENATOR CLARK Appraisal of Property Filed in New York—He Died in 1925. 7 By the Associated Preas. NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—An es- tate of $48,00,000 was left by former United States Senator Wil- liam Andrews Clark of Butte, Mont., who died here March 2, 1925, according to an appraisal filed today. The appraisal of the New York estate showed gross assets of $3,- 984,703 and net assets of $3,762.- 253. The largest item of the New York property was the art coliec- tion in the Fifth avenue mansion, now destroyed, which was valued at $2,396,507. His will directed that these art treasures should go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art provided they were put in a sep- parate gallery. When the trustees of the Metropolitan Mseum refused to comply with the terms of the will the collection was given to the Corcoran Gallery at Washington. The bulk of securities were those of corporations in other States, principally mining and land cor- porations. The largest holding in this State was 500 shares of stock in the First National Bank valued at $1,350,000. H> had $3,383.280 in cash at the time of his death. The bulk of this $2,489,332 was on deposit with the banking house of W. A. Clark & Brother of Butte. The largest stock holdings of the estate were 64,041 shares of the United Verde Copper Co. of Clark- dale, Ariz, valued at $6,300,354; 10,000 shares of the Clark Invest- ment Corp. of Delaware, $1,750,- 000: 8500 shares of the Western Lumber Co. of Missoula, Mont., $1,- 647,300: 3000 shares of Montana Land Co. of Los Angeles, $1.326,- 000. Anna E. Clark, the widow, of Butte, received a $2,500,000 legacy and in addition, personal effects in this country and France. Five children, Mary C. de Brabant of Los Angeles, Charlies W. Clark of San Mateo. Cal... Katherine L. Mor- ris of Morris, N. Y., William A. Ciark Jr. and Hugette Marcelle Clark, both of butte. each receive one-fifth of the residuary estate, the first four outright and Hugette, the youngest, in trust. SUES W. C. 7. U. FOR $75,000 MUSKOGEE, OKLA., Sept. 22.— Mrs. M. E. Hunt, W.men's Chris- tian Temperance Union member here, has filed su‘ for $75,000 damages agains: officiais of the or- ganization who had publicly de- clared she had ‘read herself out of the organization” by keeping “home brew” in her home. Police last week found several botties in Mrs. Hunt's icebox when they made a raid. She admitted ownership and said she used it on 77-year-old farmer, was shot to death in his home. physician's advice. b nn, wire SERUM TREATMENT . GIVEN FOR SNAKE BITE ‘Youth Attacked by Poisonous Reptile When Swimming Is Recovering. Arthur Shewarz of Webster Groves is recovering from a snake- bite, suffered when swimming in the Meramec Saturday evening, fol- lowing administration of a serum obtained from the Zoo. The serum, which has been on the market for seme time, is an antidote to the bite of all North American snakes. Schwarz, who is 19 and the son of Hermann Schwars, was swim- ming a: Lincoln Besth when he/erte saw a srake swimming toward him and, thinking it a Sb ru.less variety o* water snake, struck st it. It hit his thumb, and it soon became ap- carent that it was. a poisonous snake, possibly a moccasin or cop- perhead., Schwarz swam ashore and the wound was cauterized by a phyal- clan who happened to be at Lincoln Beach for the week-end. The phy- sician, in a telephone search for the serum, at length learned that 8u- perintendent Vierheller of the Zoo had kept a supply for more then a year. He drove to the Zoo for it, while Schwarz was taken to &t. Mary’s Hospital, where it was ad- ministered with good effects. FIFTH OF MEMPHIS POLICE OUT AFTER ‘PAY-OFF’ BOOK I$ FOUND Federal Agents Seized Alicged Graft Record in March; Police Commissioner Acts. By the Associated Press, MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. 22.—In- vestigation of an alleged “pay-off” book seized by Federal agents in ‘March in a raid on a grocery store operated by John Bellomini result- ed today in a decision by Thomas H. Allen. Commisisoner of Police, to suspend approximately one-fifth of the Memphis police force. Forty-one policemen will be af- fected by the suspension order, which is expected to go into effect shortly. | Th. “payoff” was alleged to have contained names of 51 policemen and four deputy sheriffs, but Allen said some of the men were no longer with the department. Op- posite the names were entered Va- rious amounts ranging from $5 to $20 each, totaling more than $86,- 000 over a period of 21 months. All the suspended men will have the right to demand tria}) before « Police Board. | “I feel certain some of the ac- cused men are innocent,” Bellomini and three others are accused of liquor law violations. 5 = - PRICE 2 CENTS TWO AIR RACERS OVERDUE | AT SPOKANE IN NON-STOP _ | FLIGHT FROM NEW YORK Judge Decides Baby Mixup i ALL OK SAYS ~ BY PLOT FROM Good Weather Reported in One Note Sent Down by Schiller at Bay City, PLANE SAID TO BE STINSON’S AT BUTTE Seven Class A Ships and Roosevelt Field, L. Li, By the Associated Press. BUTTE, Mont. Sept. 22.—A plane believed to be that of Eddie Stinson of Detroit, passed over Butte at 12:25, mountain standard time, this afternoon, heading weat- ward. It passed over the airport 100 feet in the air. Frank M. Hawkes, another fiyer, said he knew the plane and was certain the flyer was Stinson. NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—~Tele- grams received today by the Rogers Air Line, forwarded from points where they were dropped by C. 8. his mechanic, indicated that all is iy Stratsford, Ont., read: “Still going. All O K. Just eating. Weather clear now, but had some rain. DUKE AND EDDIE.” A second sent from Bay City, Mich., read: “Still going all O K. Weather good. 10:30." | The messages were dropped from the plane in envelopes to which long silk streamers were attachrd to mark their descent from the plane. On the face of the envelope is a request that the finder relay the message. ‘ By the Associated Prees. SPOKANE. Wash., Sept. 22.— c. 8 (Duke) Schiller and Ed- ward Bohn in their Royal Windsor plane and Eddie Stin- New York were overdue here this rnoon. . They left Roosevelt Field, Long Island, yesterday (at 1 p. m.,, Bt. Louis time). They expected to make the 2300-mile flight in 20 or 724 hours. At 1 o'clock, Pacifico time, the two planes had not been reported here. They had been out of New York approximately 26 hours. Of- ficers of the American Aeronautic Association expressed the opinion that 24 hours time to make the flight of between 2300 and 2400 miles, unless ad- verse weather conditions had been encountered. \ Finishes of Four The finishes of four cross-coun- try plane races, two from New behind him came of Moline, Ul, E. $10,000; second. : third, ei fourth, $1000, and fifth, 50690. 3 55 Cc. W. Meyers Wins in Class 8. 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Me- na wwe ‘Arguments Begun ig” | Case Based on Ga Practice Chars ———a By the Associvted Preag, ~TINUN SACRIFICES t's nents SAYS EUROPEANS LIFE TRYING TO voms=ezu PLAN CAMPAIGN ~— SAVE TIN FIRE x= = FOR FOREIGN TRADE __THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 Action as to Page ‘nd Allen- the matters which the new St. ae 2 py tw RR ins Seeder: yoedibes - , we ae : i ae oe gi oii gh whee ws kore PT ' peed See acne herd Re Gated are ie ey wwe = i aM ri se Rig woadige nate 6 pans, San Ad. On te Bat > rh hich Aces Te € Pe © Tania a ae RENE int ris gon teks inlet PRG * as ies alas aes Wigan WG? obs de he iv prrere sane uh ty “Pal dex Se PERSIA Ow ES Re ee 4 Pad . i > e Oo eee BE 4 ~~ : ‘ as : Se ti me ne pest he eeu % : : oN aR ee FL eC ae ‘ eee ‘ te i> Vegas An hrs ee cert a e HIM OF POISONING Years Ago Admitted as Evidence at Second Trial After 2-Day Argument. HIGHT TESTIFIES IN HER DEFENSE ————— Judge Rules Statement to Fatherin-Law, 69, Was Made by Accused Woman in Normal State. —E————— By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. MOUNT VERNON, ILL. Sept. 22.—With the testimon. of Mrs. | | | | | | ' ; ; ; | TOP signs like this crossings in the county. —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer The rubber one have been placed at several boulevard | This one is at Lockwood and Gore ave- | ; will bend, but is said to be vir- # | Tale of Heroism Comes Out From. Isoksted Canodian| Town Where Mission Was Burnea. — By the Associated Press. PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatche- wan, Sept. 22.—A tale of trage- dy and heroism in the isolated Lac ja Plonge region of Northern Saskatchewan was unfolding today | as meager details were received of | a fire which swept the Beauva! | Catholic Mission Monday night, McElhinney. The new grand jury is composed of the following: Central Township—J. D. Fels, | Maplewood City salesman and Commissioner; J. Albert Jacobs- meyer, Clayton, vice president of | Louis County Land Title | contractor, i Normandy; Marshall Peterson, for- trie St. Co.; Willlam Stecker, mer Mavor of Webster Groves; William Dierberg, president of the Creve Coeur Bank. Bonhomme Township — Frank Weiss, grocer, Kirkwood; Charlies Schall. Valley Park. Manchester Bank cashier. Meramec Township—Julius Gut- man. lumber dealer, Eureka. Carondelet Township — Louis taking the lives of Sister Lea and/ reldman. manufacturer, Glendale; 19 children. The sister, one of eight of the | gray nuns serving at the mission, | Was reported to have given her | seph Burke. lifs in a desperate effort to save the | children, all of whom are thought | to have been Indians. Govern- Richard Niemeyer, retired farmer, Affton. St. Township—Jo- Anglum; farmer. Ferdinard merchant, August Trampe, retired Spanish Lake. Danger to Americans if They Remain Alert to Competition. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Sept. pean business has recovered from the war and is making “increas- ingly evident preparations for an aggressive fight for foreign mar- kets,” Director Klein of the Fed- eral Bureau of Foreign and Do- mestic Commerce, told a gather- ing of exporters and credit ex- ecutives at a banquet here last night. He saw no particular dan- ger for American producers, pro- vided they remained alert and ex- pectant of competition but he de- scribed a series of indications of 22.—Euro- | Cutchan and John L. McNatt of Director Klein Foresees No) St. Louis, directors of the Citizens’ Trust Co. of Gorin, which failed in 1923. The company is the one in which Roy T. Myers was cashier. The suit contained 36 counts, 35 of them having been assigned to Leslie, so that they could all be brought in one suit, and the ver- dict gives in each count the amount on deposit by each customer in the bank, together with interest. The amounts awarded in the counts ranged from $24.65 to $7,875.14. The petition charges that fraud was intended when the bank was reorganized and that the directors knew it was in a failing condition when the déposits were received. The defendants have perfected an appea Ito the Kansas City Court of Appeals. Boy, 14, Killed by Fall of Rock. By the Associated Press. MORGANTOWN. W. V2.. Sept. 22.—A 14-year-old boy met death today when he went into a small family mine at Masontown. near INDLANAPOLIS, Ina | —The case against May Duvali of ~ Indiar with violating the tices act, will go to the § Marion County Crimgs here today. ~ 35 ee Presentztion of concluded yesterday the arguments were ma the jury was locked gp night. Indication was % would begin its de around 4:39 p. m. pe Mayor Duvall is chew having made a deal with H. Armitage, local g whereby Armitage could; members of the 4 Works and the City Engi; turn for $10,000 and Bis: iT oie ‘ por at the polls ia the 198% Duvall made a sw the charge. The defense’s last question the Sipe, former dog tax cel testified Duvall bad off ” : a wy SS, es xe » William Lilliendah!, murdered to the Post-Dispatch. MONTON, N. J., Sept. 22.— suspected that his wife . XX. > ELECTS E. E SPAFFC AS CC |}ment officials tried to get further WOMAN TAKEN SUDDENLY ILL information regarding the catas- trophe over the telegraph wire which passes through the region. the city market -ersh was carrying 0D a correspondence $3000. Prior te bat uh a man and visited the South nd postoffice in July investi. nues, Webstér Groves. tually unbreakable. ithe renewed contest for interna- ‘tional business supremacy that older nations have begun. unsuccessful ~ fight to here, to fetch a bucket of coal for the kitchen stove before he started for school. The victim, Benny Cip- DIES ON WAY TO HOSPITAL When Eimer 616 ‘Bisie Sweetin’s gray-haired father- in-law, “Uncle Lum” Sweetin, that ® : ROE BE GS TN A Bad DIRE aie it sao A eet a Tari Pe eee, OU tee eeae 5 pe ie ae albeit . ; Prater, of ERP EMRE, VRC E: - en Wits te ai anal i al aaa OE AE agg e . , x ‘ A she told him three years ago she had poisoned his son. the state this afternoon closed its evidence im the second trial of Mrs. Sweetin for the murder of her husband. Wilford, Ina coal miner. In her first trial with ter for- mer Met odist pastor and admirer. Lawrence M. Hi-ht, nearly three years ago, Mrs. Sweetin was con- victed and sentenc*d to serve 35 years in the penitentiary, while Hight got a life « ntence, but the Supreme Court granted her a new The confession aade to “Uncle Iam” at the Salem jail Sept. 24. 1924, was the only one of four to go before the jury. Judge Pearce, at the conclus' of two-day fight over the confessions, this morning helc that Sweetin's testi- mony aloné was competent as con- fession evidence. The admissions to Miss Sarah Lewis, former Chi- cago newspaper reporter, allowed in the first trial were barred to- Gay. Telis of Going to Jail. Sweetin explained he went to the Saiem jail to see his daughter- in-law about providing a home for his three grandsons. Harry Lee, 11 years old, the youngest, now is in his care ar ~ has been sitting beside his mother at the trial. “I went up there to see her and have a talk with her,” Sweetin re- lated slowly. “I said. “Hello there. Elsie, you were not expecting to see me, were you?’ She was lying 0m &@ cot and raised her head and said, “Yes. I was expecting you, be- cause I didn't think you would be- lieve all that was being said about me down there in Ina.’ “I sald, ‘Elsie, I came to see you about the boys,’ and I told her I wanted a quilt and rug that was part of my wife's property before she died “She spoke of sending the boys te an orphan home and then I asked her about administering the was asked: “Did your father say he was going to testify for Elsie (Mrs. Sweetin) because the pris- oners down there told him he had better try to help Elsie?” “He made the statement in sub- stance.” said the former pastor’s daughter. DESCRIBES ALASKA AS BIG DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY ee Walter B. Weisenburecr Says Rail- road Should Be Extended; Tells of Chamber of Commerce Tour. Alaska was described as the land of great opportunity and not the “Land that God Forgot,” in a luncheon ‘alk yetserday at the Chambér of Commerce by Walter B. Weisenburger, vice president of the National Bank of Commerce, before about 300 St. Louisans, many of whom were members of the Chamber of Commerce tour to Alaska, July 26 to Aug. 19. Weisenburger, who was chair- man of the Alaskan delegation, il- lustrated his talk with numerous lantern slides and motion pictures. “Alaska.” he said, “should not be looked upon as the giant iceberg that Secretary of State Seward se- cured as a bargain for the United States, but as a land of enormous wealth and golden opportunity Gur Government needs to launch into a more extended program for the extension of its already splen- did railroad building program, im- provement of highways and devel- opment of means of communica- tion. Although territorial govern- ment at best is not conducive to the greatest progress, there is much to be gained tin national ‘TWO AIR RACERS J. and Cc. B. McMahan of Miles City, Mont. time today: Nimmo Black of Chicago, were un- wealth in a more sympathetic and egeressive treatment of this great Northern land of ours—-an expanse of territory almost as large as the eastern half of the United States.” At Juneau, capital of Alaska. the visitors were amazed to find OVERDUE AT SPOKANE IN NONSTOP RUN Continued from Page One. Five laggards in this race were to start from Missoula, Mont., some Nine others were forced qut early in the race and two men, &. W. Fieet. Hartford, Conn, and reported. Prizes announced are: First, $5000; third, $1000; fourth, fifth, $250. Two Races From San Francisco. Five planes entered in the San Francisco-Spokane Pacific Coast class A race finished as follows: First, N. C. Lippiatt of Los An- geles; second, Lee Schoenhair o! San Francisco; third, Vance Breese of San Francisco, and Jack Frye of Los Angeles and Norman Goddard of San Diego. Prizes in this race are: First. $1500; second, $1000; third, $500. Cc. L. Langdon of Aberdeen, Wash., was conceded first prize in the Pacific Coast class B race from San Francisco. Next came D. C. Warren of San Francisco and Lee Willey of Los Angeles. The other three planes entered in this race! were unreported. Two Vernon Bookwalter of Vancouver, Wash., and Art Borne of Los An-| geles were last reported lost in a fog near Medford, Ore. Another craft, which, though not for class B second, $3000: $500, and of them, | ime along the corridor, they sought entered in any of the races, also. which was supposed to have left the California city Monday for Spokane. The plane weighs only 165 pounds, with a 14-foot wing spread. was i . . expected here’ yesterday, is missing | 2 STeater semblance of order. Un- | This is the “toy balloon” of | ithem to safety. }returned to the burnine building! The mission lies 170 miles north of Battleford. 46 Children Escape. Constable Bock of the Saskatche- wan Provincial Police and Coroner McCrimmon of Meadow Lake, bave left for the scene. Traveling by automobile and canoe, they prob- ably will be unable to reach the mission before Saturday morning. Dr. A. Amyot of nhegina left Ne a la Crosse for the scene by air- South Broadway, wife, Elizabeth, seriously il] and trying to care for their infant girl. Prater called an ambulance and went with his wife and child to City Hospital, where, upon arrival, she was pronounced dead. Prater said he did not know what caused his wife’s sudden illness. He said that when he left home she plane. seemed in good spirits and in good Fragmentary advices indicated! health. An inquest will be held to- the fire started at midnight in the; day Association Sends Out Speakers to Rush Campaign. The campaign which the Term- [inal Railroad Association has been learrying on in newspaper adver- tisen.ents to persuade the public , ithat its facilities are sufficient to Sister Sounds Alarm. _ |serve the St. Louis shipping public The sister superior of the mis-/ el) and cheaply and that sion was the first to raise the! uity’s construction of the southern rents awakened by the roar of the ‘approach to the municipal bridge flames and crashing of falling tim-| would yield no adequate compen- bers, she rushed to the alarm bell, | satory advantages now is being ex- then ascended the outer staircase |tendea by speakers before civic to the boys ARO Sg where she | organizations. called upon the panic-stricken OC-| The first appearance was that cupants to escape by the way she/togay of J. L. Howell, general at- had come. Unheeding they crowd- torney for the Terminal, before the ed to the main staircase, but were South Side Lions’ Club at Missien faced with a rush of flames from i rn. tuncheon. the floor below. The boys became frantic, scream- | ture. Forty-six children made their | Terminal Way to safety and huddled in -hor- | roar within the circle of light as) screams told of the fate of those trapped tnside. Nothing could be done to help, and the building was soon a .nass of smoking ruins. | overlooked in the first the doors. Father Moreau. a Sister Lea Ile a la Crosse who was visiting attempt to the Beauval Mission, was reported a Way to safety, but most of them collapsed as the dense smoke and flames enveloped them. then made her vain save them. In the girls’ dormitory there was he was not expected First rews of the the | with the arrival of a | River, Sas after a to survive, tragedy came launch at Big 100-mile trip. der the direction of one of smaller companions and rushed A number of girls and clothing. give few details. returned homme) yesterday afternoon, he found nis) | marshalling ‘strength of her overseas domin- lions and territories in a manner the | | the | simply European goods abroad. ee Nee ae twice to rescue tots who had been | rush for | Luissionary at | 'to have been burned so badly that | _Those on board asked for supplies | They were able to. POOCIOO ALG SOOO POCA VOD “americans are confronted,” he said. “with a new Europe of vast- ly competitive potentiality whose waste appropriations can by no means be used as an index to what we may expect during the coming months and years. European Nations Prospering. “France is today the world’s ieading exporter of steel and tron products; German electrical and ‘chemical manufacturing has enor- boys’ dormitory. and spre id- | me eae | » thieeas tke de tee eee: ee 6 mousiy expanded; the hydro-elec- tric development in Italy and France is three or four times as great as in 1912: Great Britain has made an astounding recovery from the depression of last year and its the vast economic which promises most vigorous rivalry with any American trade expansion. “It should be borne in mind that widespread effort does not involve increased sales of The Eu- ropean husiness world ts begin- poloni, was found crushed under a fall of rock. The mine was oper- ated only to provide coal for the Cippoloni family. ning to release more and more that much of its future competi- tive power is to He in the field of ‘invisible’ items, profits on over- seas insurance, returns from serv- ices and the performance of dis- tributive functions as middlemen and agents. Al! of these elements are contributing materially to the increasing strength of the Euro- pean trader. Sees No Hostility Toward TU. 8. “There is very little evidence of any vindictive hostility in the Eu- ropean business world toward its Americana counterpart. Interna- tional commerce is no longer a mortal combat involving the an- nihilation of one of the partici- pants; much can be gained by each from the successes of the others.” Dr. Klein was of the opinion that American exporters might find in increased European buying power an opportunity to increase Amer- ican overseas sales. agreement with the Kg in which he promised ¢ige at least 60 per cent of iis) age in return for tts polities a Denouncing Duvall as¢ and promise breaker, Bim Johnson, opening th ment for the prosec Jon, | . it was within the x to make the first .. our people and insure] tions,” by returning & guilty. | ; Martin W. Hugg. sel, deciared the its decision on the tal Armitage, whom he @ “corrupt barter of city pal a = SIXTH and LOCUST: O ane SS ryant Exact Baris Styles In Our Own Specialized Sizes For Women and Misses Who Are Not Slender — 36 to 46 for Youthful Women — 39 to 56 for Larger Women’ 7 | By Special Effort We Have Succeeded in Making a= Cael. *% . ied counsel introduced : , thy sa ness to deny Duvall had sig ie = the matter. Mrs. William in, posimistress said to- 2 in a written statement handed lp state and county authorities. This development came simul- with an announcemert Chief of Police J. E. Gebhardt Vineland that he expected te Fake an arrest in the case today. “He would give no bint of the iden- tity of the person, nor what his eonnection might — * ay wa @ilice with * 4 bes od ¢ > y ? rd oy 4 “The doctor suggested “County detectives be with the There also were rumors of grand jury action tomorrow. Says Doctor Was Suspicious. “The doctor was aware his wife was receiving ietters at the post- wifice.” said “One day in July he came to verify Mrs. Tamberlain. suspicions. [ teld him I did i teow Mrs. Lilljendahi: He 4a- bed ber and said she always a flower on her dress. [ said woman he described was 2 to me a8 Peggy Anderson. that the time he came into the ‘pos*- Mrs. Lilliendah! ae buld nod his head. The mext day ¥y came in together and he nod- his head toward the woman had known as Peggy Ander- He told me he didn't mean to Msinuate that his wife would do Seything wrong, but he was curi- about her mail.” Last Thursday morning. a few Mrs before the murder, Mrs. Mberlain said. the physician's came into tne office, got a abd read it hastily. Widow Remains in Seclusion. ‘The letters received by the tian's widow, the postmistress were mailed in South Vine- i and adlressed to, Peggy An- ' and State pers who questioned Mrs. Tam-. ain. pointed out that two en- words “as soon as moved adoption of the dation for a separate and in this form the was adopted. 3 The last resomntion sage of greeting to 4 Myron T. Herrick, i @ land home, expressing 1 indisposition and wish a speedy and complete As the convention 6 for its concluding | tion as to who the new er should be and the) the Dempsey-Tunney 5@ the conversations of th Colonel Doherty. the rehabilitation vocated further he trat there is no capitol building. Weisenburger pointed out, and he suggested that the National Gov- ernment might be more considerate of this great country which is said, ‘Yes.’ She said he gave it to larger in extent than the origina her with an apple and a note ang! ~ Colonies. plus Indiana, Ohio, another time slipped her the arsenic Kentucky, Tennessee and -Louisi- With a banana.” ana. The State rested at 2:20 this art. | Shaeway. the ernoon point reached by The elapsed times for the appar- ent winners was given out unof- ficially as follows: Class A, New York-Spokane, Hoiman, 19:42:52; | Ballough, 20:28:04; Mamer, 20:59:03; Wood, 21:55:56. Class B, New York-Spokane, un- determined. Class A, San Francisco-Spokane, | Lippiatt, 8:16:37; Schoenhair, | 8:40:35; Breese, 10:05:24. Polson to my son. She said she Save him three doses, one in choco- late candy. one in oat meal and one in soup. I asked her if the Preacher fetched it to her and she ran SO Most Fortunate Purchase Which Enables Us to Offer = — addressed to Peggy Ander- ls and postmarked South Vine- 3 were found in the vicinity of for Sale on Our Second Floor Friday and Saturday~ = * murder scene near Hammon- @ A Wonderful Assortment of New Eire. warcarct Liltiemdai, the me-Year-olj widow, who was re- 2 om $25.000 bail as a ma- 1 witness to the crime, Fe- | n seclusion fn her South home. ~~ PAAR ag bag Q bs SR aye ek ee ee A OU She aL Wer: ey HS | ; B22. P igee os 3 ee ae > : i x : : 3 os: t ¥ Saga x: R > im x soe * Se ie a . y @ : = .g b 4 (a ‘se ¥ .e) ~ -_ DS x ian « s ye i 2s, cS 6 5 . = ‘ a ye fo St, - Et a ¢ ’ oy ¥ * Lo chs a ae a4 oA - ae ho bo oe We ta ‘ ¢ rk ; ay % 7 + ee ere Sg ss 7 ie ~ by 7 & mwa bse . % * ea eS ee “Hn, at wee) BE Pe - oo ' - s: oA9 “ ee ‘ = . “Ss eae». S vac ane + oho : a ary Ae Dy: aie or Fall Dresses — aye nae hx aby et see eae ar es t most northern the party, was deserted village et OS aes ‘ : fa et mt a ik Says Widow Feared Mob. found to be a _. Tm the arguments over the con- feasions this mornifg, the defense Grass was crowing in its streets and a large part of its once 15.000 attorney contended Mrs. Sweetin Was moved to make statements thet she when she was in fear of mob vio- lence and in a weak and nervous condition. Judge Pearce held her testimony at a habeas corpus proceeding at Benton last June for release on ball after the Supreme Court had granted her a new trial showed she was not in fear of a mob when ®he talked to Miss Lewis and her Kindly 60-year-old father-in-law. The Court, however. commented Mies Lewis “was there for a story at « time when Mrs. Sweetin was | nervous and upset.” Sweetin, he said, came to talk to | ’ « a Oo ; his Gaughter-in-law about personal | affairs and had no thought of ob- taining a confession. Confided in T athcr-in-Law. “The evidence at Benton.” com.- mented Judge Pearce. “showed was no mob fear when she - talked to her father-in-law at the Salem jail and that she understood : had confidence ‘ can't overlook what she said to him, ‘I knew you'd come. yeu wouldn't believe wh; they said.’ ” gous here from the Poisoned her husband | population, with the gold rush | days over, had departed elsewhere This city of | in Guest of a living |the Far North, however, surprised was as delightful as any in gardens of dahlias. petunias., sies, larkspur and The dahlias in many cases were as large as an ordinary dinner plate. EMERGENCY REPAIRS BEGUN | IN MISSISSIPPI FLOOD AREA of $2.000 000 Fund Through War Secretary's Effort ' Permits Work to Start. Emergency repair cf flood dam- | age is under way. following release for the Mississippi | Releasc fof $2.000.000 efforts by Secretary of War Davis. | President Potter of the commis- | Sion, announced yesterday. | fund, with others already in thands of the commission, @ill serve | ' | Tegular protective fcommisston. | Ww | Quinn i Lake work of secretary levee district of ' Others, their district was not yet said were Hight. testifying for the ficst time, bolstered the defense of the Woman defendant by asserting he say she poisoned in fear they would Le a mob State hst ent.- ae Following mg Hight on the stand _.. Wee Bis 18-year-old daughter Mi!- Sree. whe had been sitting with eg * tate, Mies Hight jable te contribute its quota toward /pemergency, repair \Sured that the Government would | |begin the work and meantime they imight raise (of the cost. Former Gov. Ned Louisiana was tn St. Louls yea- | terday on flood control mafters ; but @id not imisrion. which ifinal report on flood control. i 1 ite he Acenctete4* Pees | COLUMBIA. Mo.—Thomas RF io| King. oldest Nving alumnus of the | University of Missouri. still enjoys | a& football game and plans this fal! ts attend the T’eer gridiren con- teats © Memorial Stadi: here King was born April If, 1838. at Richmond. Mo... ard was grad nat- je -h the degrees of A. B and i Ville, Tex. pan- | other varieties. | This | the | tO repair about 250 crevasses left | | by the 1927 flood and carry on the | the | E. Ayers. engineer, and J. B. | of the Farelly | Arkansas. | ,told the commission that, like many | They were as- | their one-third share | Parker | | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH is drawing up its. appear before the com- | Oldest Alumnus to Return to M. TU. : x —— Class B. Langdon. es EX-CITY EMPLOYE KILLS SELF: NOTE TELLS OF PAST WORK | | ar | John B. Chaber, 49, Shoots ) the visitors with tis summer that re 4 hoots Himself St. | Louis a with its ! wer | 2 | nd colorful flo cri John B. Chaber. 45 years old, | | for- | | merly employed as a surveyor by | the city, killed himself at 1:30 p. | mm. i through | Park. . Through Head in Carondelet Park. 3847A South of Broadway, today by shooting himself the head in Carondelet He left a note addressed “To the Press” in which he said: | tried to do my utmost. So there you are.” | It was said at the City Hall to. _day that ‘signed Aug. 2, 1924. GAP IN ROAD COMPLETED | River Commission after strenuous. | Another No. 50—from St. City, the route lying south of the | Missouri River, cTross-state Concrete slab extends Louis from to Union, from there ; . ~ ito Kansas City is concrete. Special to the Post-Dispatch GREENWICH, CONN., Sept. 22. records show Chaber re- | highway— | Louis to Kansas | Was opened today | as a completely hard-surfaced road. | St. | to al point in Pettis County the road is / graveled and the remaining stretch | | 10:00:38; | | Warren, 10:18:14; Willey, 10:27:28 Washable as Tile - - handsome as expensive enamel “I worked 29 years for the City— | Il got—X. | | DAMP cloth removes every | smudge from the satin-smooth | surface of Barreled Sunlight. And the finish doesn’t wear away! The finest enamel is not more handsome, yet Barreled Sunlight costs less, covers better, and spreads easily—without leaving brushmarks. Guaranteed to remain white longest. If more than one coat is required, — Barreled Sunlight Undercoat 1 ; ; Ww. Ss. Boyden. Ex-St. Louisan. Dies, —William Sanford Boyden is dead | He was 62 years old. | Ress in New York, being associated with the Philadelphia firm of Rosegarten & Son. JOSEP" PULITZER Ue i3. 187% Published Datly te The Palteser Teeth Boulevara and Otlfve MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS end AUDIT BUREAU oF CIRCULATIONS Prreve * S: A.M. His home is in Stephens- ' ' Ca. | Mr. Boyden | was born in St. Louls and was for | many years in the chemical busi- | | ' Vane-Calvert Paint Company 1103 Locust Sr. TYler 3140 1601 N. Broadway Niemeyer Paint Company GArfield 0680 1434 S. Broadway GArtfield 0681 For Sale in Your Netghborhood OA Aiea Aah bribe toh Lr yor skal te ot ie ee a ERE SOR Oe 2D9OOPOOOCRCCGEC DSBS GOOG +099 996 BOOCEE-GGOG9GG00G80OSO0OOOSLOS eee GO I CO ES: IES tf aveteren Hen ame ee OP 6 8 Ott Ot OF ot PL Fol ob ob i oe le at ot ot ae od oe a a Se om ew This is a genuine opportunity to provide your Fail We are now showing at- tractive new arrivals in Our New Department ~— Second Fiecr Eaat— Where We Present Misses’ Styles in Our Own Specialized Sizes 16 to 28 for Misses and For Two Days’ Special Selling Game Oc : » a a ee - x $ 2 “fi 3 a as S — e nat. gz apparently intelligent | person. was in pri e Harro print script. Kd refused An intensive search for the pis- = that killed Dr. Liltiendah! while 22 in an automobile with his will be made today and will S Participared in by about 30 de- and

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JST- DISPATCH > $52,000 AGAINST UST CO. DIRECTORS “efunct Missouri ) =_ n Verdict; J. B. Mc- n, Dcfendans. Post-Dispatch. LLE, Mo., Sept. totaling approximately peen awarded by a jury lie in his suit against gs of Gorin, J. B. Mc- a John L. McNatt of rectors of the Citizens’ Gorin, which failed in tompany is the one in T. Myers was cashier. ontained 36 counts, 35 ving been assigned to t they could all be One suit, and the ver- each count the amount y each customer in the her with interest. The arded in the counts 5 $24.65 to $7,875.14. charges that fraud when the bank was and that the directors in a failing condition posits were received. dants have perfected the Kansas City Court 7° BP ied by Fall of Rock. d Press. TOWN. W. Va.. Sept. r-old boy met death he went into a small at Masontown, near ch a bucket of coal for stove before he started ‘The victim, Benny Cip- found crushed under a The mine was oper- to provide coal for the family. lease more and more of its future competi- is to lie in the field of items, profits on over- mee, returns from serv- performance of dis- ons as middlemen All of these elements buting materially to the strength of the Euro- peria Hostility Toward JU. 8. ts very little evidence of sive hostility in the Eu- iness world toward its counterpart. Interna- me is no tionger a bat involving the an- ef one of the partici- can be gained by each @uccesses of the others.” Was of the opinion that |'@xporters might find in European buying power wnity to increase Amer- seas sales. ———— eee eee = ~ : : : ; =) gate Sete of RAL OF NOAIAPRUS YS MURDERED WAYOR NEARS ER) paVSCMN HAD Arguments Begun in Dupage j ISPECTED WIF F Case Based on Corrupt a Yew Jersey Postmistress As- Practice Charge, _—_— By the Associited rress, z INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, sept a9” —The case against Mayor Joh, y | Duvall of ~ Indianapolis, hee with violating the corrupt pu.) tices act, will go to the jury in ge Marion County Criminal ¢@as. here today. " Presentation of testimony eS: c concluded yesterday and somes & the arguments were made hema 9 the jury was locked up fop @ =” night. Indication was the would begin its deliberation 2 around 4:30 p. m. today. | Witness Declares Mrs. Lil- Mayor Duvall is chargeg having made a deal with Wits iv politician | fiendahl Was Known at H. Armitage, local 3 whereby Armitage could name two a7 members of the Board of nite Bi An Works and the City Engiieer ines | yf ostoffice as Peggy fe turn for $10,000 and his Support 4 at the polis in the 1925 eleesas Duvall made a sweeping denial fe the charge. a The defense’s last attack wag tae” question the veracity of Branb aL var : . | i William Lilliendah!, murdered Sipe, former dog tax collector, te ian. suspected that his wif testified Duvall had offered hin Be’ set the city market mastership ¢ os ¥ carrying OM a correspondence $3000. Prior to that, Gefengs geeih a man and visited the South rbot 7 ae teete another wit. @ ymeland postoffice in July investi- ness to deny Duval! had signed en © . ili : A ‘ee ming the matter, Mrs. William agreement with the Ku Klux Klan. umberlain, postmistress said to in which he promised that order =” : at least 60 per cent of his patron. 4 y ina written statement handed age in return for its political sup. | : pstate and county authorities, Dias as @ his development came simul- e ng Duvall as ajdesigner @ , 4 : # tanec with an announcemei and promise breaker, Emsley W.@ and f Police J. E. Gebi aon Johnson, opening the final argy.@ Chlef..0 igh cbsropmepbans ment for the prosecution, declare @ @ a Me expected te it was within the power of the jury @ make a arrest in the case today. to make the first move to “protect | "He would give no hint of the iden- our people and insure ‘honest elec. § tity of the person, nor what his mt by returning a verdict off% sanection might be with the gullty. : rime. There also were rumors of Martin W. Hugg. defense coun-} grand jury action tomorrow. sel, declared the jury must base § Saya Doctor Was Suspicious its decision on the testimony of F “The doctor was aware his wife Armitage, whom he termed a ‘was receiving letters at the post- corrupt barter of city patronage.” ‘gifice” said Mrs. Tamberlain Farm Implement Duty Abolished. | “One day in Juiy he came to verify By the Associated Press. 4 his suspicions I teld him I did ? rT = ‘ilies *4 aaa : JERUSALEM, Sept. 22.—A new Bait inow Mrs. Lilliendahi: He ia- ordinance promulgated today @%@aen.g her and said she always empts from duty icultural M@> gore a flower on her dress. I said chinery, impleme tools & Siete woman he described was spare parts, includfhhg milking g Siento me a8 Pecey Anderson. chines, incubators and such 2 - “The doctor suggested that the tors as are not used in non-agrie Beet time he came into the ‘post- cultural work, Manufactured goods, with Mrs. Lilliendah! ne mF \v | ¥ MAIL UNDER ASSUMED NAME ‘fee to the Post-Dispatch. 4 HAM MONTON, N. J., Sept. 22. Lice ~% ordinarily paid duty of 11 per cent. Would nod his head. The next day ——w Be aey Came in together and he nod- ess and LOCUST iccccecsocess : Ory ant In Our Own Specialized Sizes Misses (ho Are Not Slender 1 Women — 39 to 56 for Larger Women’ e Have Succeeded in Making a nase Which Enables Us to Offer ond Floor Friday and Saturday erful Assortment of New. Fall Dresses or Two Days’ $ special Selling only, a... Remarkable Styles Made to Sell Up to $35, Purchased Especially for This Sale You will be amazed at the smart styles ag. Flat Crepes, Georgettes, Satins, Crepe nd combinations of Georgette and Satin; in ta¥, navy, black, wine and other Fal! colors. ad straight skirts. Models for afternoon, street a2 semi-formal occasions. his head toward the woman had known as Peggy Ander- He told me he didn’t mean to Muate that his wife would do ing wrong, but he was curi- ee about her mail.” \@ ast Thursday morning. a few mrs before the murder, Mrs. mmberlain said, the physician’s [yee came into the office, got a eeeer ald read it hastily. | Widow Remains in Seclusion. | The letters received by the ; an’s widow, the postmistress med. Were mailed in South Vine- pe’ and adtressed to Peggy An- s@erson > } fF County detectives and State SSO OSS FFF FSF ae 4 aig yes La ~ ang So Peet iv » anny ey Ne } A §who questioned Mrs. Tam- §4in, pointed out that two en- Ce opes addressed to Peggy Ander- ,e? 2nd postmarked South Vine- ES bag d. were found in the vicinity of © om murder scene near Hammon- a Mrs. Margaret Lilliendahl, the year-old widow. who was re- mased on $25.000 bail as a ma- 1 witness to the crime, re- Inquiry at the Be Drought the statement that 75 = ‘88 too overwrought to see Fas = - yone. ° ) | Atonymous Le ———— us Letter May Give Clew. ming of x An anonymous letter that prom- an? throw some light on the Manik J BB Lilliendahl sent Matic Co old, Chief of the’ At- unty Detectives, to New- | The letter ho #7 idence, R, 4 os ls Not the ordinary letter,” = “8trold. “jt ig a letter writ- ee oy an apparently intelligent . : 2. It was in print script.” ‘s trold refused to reveal the _ tg of the communication ex- a a Say it fitted in with some “€ information the police al- peedy had. BS entensive search for the pis- oe ee Dr. Lilliendah! while " h an automobile with his me, Will be made today and will a ticipated in by about 30 de- es and S&tate policemen. =~¥ foot of ground for some dis- », cround the spot where Dr. dan]’s bod , . baearchea y was found will OWNERS FIX WAGE SCALE S Operators Keep it Secret, ee However. mr: ® Post-Dispatch. AGO, Sept. 22.—Tilinols 2 oPerators, meeting here today, ..Pon & report submitted by , pgp appointed two months ens Louis te draw up a tenta- ' S€ scale to take the place of *mbodied in the Jacksonville ) ae which expired last “3 been mailed at Psst Bree Re ~ AO i A ey ce in this offer- Crepe Satins Ahan Eines Flare skirts ee ee OE rece ee .° Teport, however, was not Public, the operations’ asso- explaining that it does not ‘ place itself in the position ” fring an ultimatum to the m vlice Prison Guard Dies. | omne J. Ward, a prison guard ard Street Police Station. . *t his home. 3120 Arsenal Yesterday of heart disease. ah nm a member of the po- be ® 20 years. The funeral > 2© Saturday at 8:30 a. m. from *nceslaus Church. Oregon “Nd Arsenal street. His meme 6 800 5F GERMAN IN FLIGHT TO U. S. VIA ORIENT - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GERMAN MADE 115 -—Copyright, Paramount News Photo. LIEUT. OTTO KOENNECKE. LEGION ELECTS E. E. SPAFFORD AS COMMANDER Continued From Page One. unsuccessful fight to drop the words “as soon as warranted,”’ moved adoption of the resolution. Mitchell admitted chat today’s resolution covered the same ground as that of yesterday. Mitch- ell and Gen. Hoffman finally agreed on a resolution in which the words “as soon as possible” were inserted after the recommen- dation for a separate department and in this form the _ resolution was adopted. The last resolution was a mes- sage of greeting to Ambassador land home, expressing regret at his indisposition and wishing for him a speedy and complete recovery. As the convention opened today for its concluding session the ques- er should be and the outcome of the Dempsey-Tunney battle divided the conversations of the delegates. Colonel Doherty, chairman of the rehabilitation committee, ad- tion. “The law should assure every veteran all the needed succor, in- cluding hospitalization,” he said. He presented a resolution, which was adopted, calling for the con- struction of hospitals in Chicago, Hot Springs, Louisville, St. Cloud, Minn., and Fort Snelling, Minn.; also in New England, North and South Carolina, and Virginia, where there is an insufficiency of beds. Bar on Immigration. A resolution recommending that the President be authorized to sus- pend immigration from any coun- try when circumstances warrant and that foreigners who illegally enter the United States be liable to immediate deportation caused a flurry in the convention. Finally it was referred back to commit- tee. Other resolutions tending to re- sist effort to obtain mote liberal immigration legislation were adopted. The convention approved the Boy Scout movement on a resolu- tion by the Committee on Amer- icanism. It also adopted resolu- tions recommending that progress in aviation. be favored in every way possible by the Legion, that cities and towns be urge dto estab- lish airports wherever practicable and that signs aiding airmen in finding their way be placed on the roofs of conspicuous buildings. The proposition that Nov. 11 be each year observed as a national holiday under the name of “Armis- tice Day” was unanimously adopt- ed. Count de Jean, presented to the convention by Commander Savage to receive his distinguished serv- ice medal, was given a rising ova- tion. He responded: “I lived six y.ors in your country. That’s why I love it.” 1.- *; Wins Quartet Contest. IHinois, it was announced, has been awarded first place in the quartet competition, with Wiscon- sin second. The legislative committee's re- port involving several rather rou- tine resolutions was adopted. The child -elfare committee then raised :snother storm by propos- ing that the convention express dis- satisfaction with the presetn chair- man of the national welfare com- mittee. ~ The committee report al- leged that $29,000 was spent to distribtue $21,000 to children. Le- gionnaire Wilson of Michigan pro- tested against the proposed reso- lution and bitter criticisms and warm defense of the present sys- tem of child welfare work followed for more than an hour. The com- mittee report finally was tabled for further discussion as the time became pressing and much work has been left undone. Uphold 5-5-3 Navy Pact. The naval committee proposed 2 resolution that the 5-5-3 ratio s2t up at the Washington naval con ference be maintained. The resolu- tion was adopted. A resolution asking transfer cf the National Soldiers’ Home to the Central National Veterans’ Bureau and another removing all time lim- its for compensation were adopted. Jay Ward. a 5-year-old of Penn- sylvania, chosen as mascot for his State from 1000 candidates, wus presented to the convention hy Commander Savage as “a typical American boy.” He was dressed in white, with a blue cap and had the distinguished service cross on nis breast. | ae WoO daughters and three 3 rvive, He sang: “We Are Americans,” Myron T. Herrick, ill at his Cleve- | tion as to who the new command- vocated further hospital construc. MILES AN HOUR O FIGHT TO ANGORA Success of Koennecke’s Start on Cruise to U. S. Has Stimulated Aviation in Germany. By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Sept. 22.—Liecut. Otto Koennecke’s success in reaching Angora, the Turkish capital, on the first leg of his eastward flight to the United States has given new encouragement to German long- distance aviation, which was in somewhat of a depression over the failure of the Junkers planes on their . attempted flight. Koennecke, accompanied by Jo hannes Hermann, radio operator, end Count George Cedric Solms- Laubach, their financial backer, made the 1875 miles from Cologne to Angora in less than 18 hours. -At times the speed was 115 miles an hour. Koennecke plans to get away tomorrow for Basra, Mesopotamia, flying thence to Bombay, Calcutta, Shanghai, Tokio, Sakhalin Island, over the North Pacific to Alaska, to San Francisco and thence te New York, with a detour south te Mexico City. Hailed as “Extraordinary.” His first hop was hailed by Otto J. Merkel, director of the Luf thansa or German Aeria] League, as “simply extraordinary.” The Junkers firm has “hops at Angora, making it possible to put the plane in condition for continuance of the flight. di The biggest test of Koennecke’s ability and the durance of his machine Merkel said, would come after it reaches Calcutta. This section, Eastern India, has given trouble to most flyers traversing it. Two trans-Atlantic flight expe- ditions are under preparation by Germans, A three-motored plane has been assembled at the Junkers branch plant at Malmoe, Sweden, and is expected to arrive soon at Nord- erney, an island off the German coast which served as an airplane base during the war. MAID HELD FOR HOTEL THEFTS Man Arrested as Accor lice; Jew- elry Worth $15,000 Recovered. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—A series of jewel thefts from guests at the fashionable Park Lane Hotel on Park avenue is believed by po- lice to have been solved with the arrest of a man and a woman, the latter a chambermaid at the hotel for several years. The maid, Mrs. Nettie Murat, 26 years old, was held in $25,000 bail for the grand jury, while her al- leged accomplice, Charles Brady, was held without bail. Charges of grand larceny were preferred against both.’ Mrs. Murat, police said, confessed to the thefts and later led officers to the address given by Brady as his home, where jewelry, valued at $15.000, was found in a bureau drawer. LION AND AIRPLANE FOUND Searchers Led by Martin Jensen, Who Crashed in Arizona, Succeed. By the Associated Press. ROOSEVELT DAM, Ariz., Sept. 22.—A searching party led by Mar- tin Jensen has located the plane in which he crashed in the moun- tains near here with Leo, motion picture lion, as a passenger. The plane was reported wrecked with little chance of salvaging it. Leo was weak from lack of food and water since the crash last Fri- day, several hours after, Jensen took off for New York on a non- stop flight. Jensen’s party made the trip from Kohl’s ranch, about nine miles from the wreck and 60 miles from here. Ranchers plan to use a sled te transport the lion in his steel cage to*the highway for the return trip to Culver City, Cal. Flies Upside Down 15 Minutes. By the Associated Press. ONN, Germany, Sept. —_ Gerhart Fieseler, German _ stunt flyer, today established what was described as a new world’s record by flying upside down for 15 min- utes. He flew from Cologne to, Bonn, a distance of 21 miles. "9° ~~ a song especially written for the occasion. Thereupon he was chosen national mascot of the Legion, on motion of the New York delega- tion, seconded by Alabama. Frank Schoeber Jr., of Chicago, blinded in the Argonne, was pre- sented by Commander Savage. “T only served as the others did,” the veteran said in a voice that shook with feeling. “I am glad of this honor because I know it is not meant for me personally, but for the thousands of disabled nat only back in the United States buat in other countries. My name meats nothing.” The convention adjourned at 3:47 p. m, as the bands played and colors and badges were presented to the new Commander, the Vice Commanders and former Com- mander. Mrs. Irene McIntyre Walbridge of Peterboro, N. H. was elected National President of the Amert- can Legion Auxiliary by a vote of 333 to 251 over Mrs. Boyce Ficklin Jr. of Washington. Ga. P. St. George Bissell, New York lawyer, was unanimously elected “chief de chemin de fer” of the Forty and Eighth, the “play” 6s0- ciety of the American Legton, y trans-Atlantic SENT TO PRISON FOR YEAR FOR POSING AS DRY AGENT Lester McQueen Obtainc> Money for Alleged “Fixing” of Mythical Cases. Lester McQueen, 35 years old, who posed as a Federal prohibition officer and “shook down” four St. Louis saloon and restaurant pro- prietors by promising to “fix” mythical cases involving them, to- day pleaded gullty of impersonating a Federal officer and was sen- tenced to a year and a day in Leav- enworth Penitentiary by IQFedera! Judge Davis. He was arrested last October on complaint of George Velilker, res- taurant owner of 2715 North Spring avenue, who said he paid McQueen $55 to “fix” a liquor law violation charge McQueen said the Govern- ment was to place agaiust Velker. Edward Linn, “132 North Broad- way, said he paid $300, and Lionel Russel, 812 Bremen avenue, and John Kuich, 3821 North Broadway, said they paid $50 apiece. McQueen never had been a pro- hibition agent. DRY LAW INFORMER’S HOME BOMBED FOLLOWING RAIDS Explosion at Rock Hill and Man- chester’ Roads Comes in 30 Minutes After Arrests, The home of Arthur Musick at Rock Hill and Manchester roads was bombed at 2 a. m. today, halt an hour after Fedetal prohibition agents had raided three neighbor- ing resorts as a result of informa- tion he supplied. The explosion damaged the front steps and tore away a few weather- boards at the front of the house. Places against which Musick had complained were the roadhouse of Mrs. Dorothy Groves at Ladue and Spoede roads, the saloon of James Scully at 8639 Manchester road, and the North and South Club. Whisky, wine and beer were re- ported seized at each. Scully and his daughter, Betty; Mrs. Groves and Wallace Sheridan of the North and Sputh Club were arrested. FLYER FORCED BACK TWICE AFTER STARTING TO SPOKANE Steve Lacey, Lomax, IIl., Finally Taken From Plane Uncon- scious at Roosevelt Field. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Sept. 22:—Steve Lacey of Lomax, IIl., made two unsuccessful attempts today to get away from Roosevelt Field on a nonstop airplane flight to Spokane, where the national air races will be held. He hopped off at 11:52 a. m. but re.urned 20 minutes later with skip- ping engine, landing at a speed of 100 miles an hour. He s‘arted again at 1:21, but came back again at 2:15. He was unconscious from gasoline fumes. He was _ lifted from the cockpit and after a few minutes was revived. L. A. Yancey, Lacey’s co-pilot, was not affected by the fumes. He explained that they were over New York when motor trouble developed. They de- cided to return to the field. In order to land with less danger it was decided to dump the gasoline. Lacey then began to lose conscious- ness, Lacey was unable to get away yesterday when Eddie Stinson and Duke Schiller hopped off in a non-stop race to Spokane. FEWER MARRIAGES AND MORE DIVORCES REPORTED IN STATE Iederal Figures Show 3.2 Per Cent Decrease in One and 4.2 Per Cent Gain in Other. By the Associated Press. JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 22. — Marriages are on the decline in Missouri, according to the latest Federal report, issued today from Washington, showing there were 37,722 marriages performed in the State in 1926, as compared with 38,948 in 1925, a decrease of 1227. The decrease is 3.2 per cent. Missouri divorces increased in the same period, it was shown, there 9836 granted in 1926. com- pared with 9438 in 1925, an in- crease Of 398, or 4.2 per cent. In St. Louis there were 8727 marriages and 2925 divorces in 1926, compared with 8583 mar- riages and 2971 divorces in 1925. In St. Louis County, there were 1537 marriages and 225 divorces in 1926. ENROLLMENT ON FIRST DAY Total of 87,573 Pupils Registered Sept. 6 is 1040 Greater Phan Last Year’s Mark. A new first-day enrollment record was established for the public chools Sept. 6 when 87,573 pupils reported ready for classes in the grade and high schools and Harris Teachers’ College. Last year on the first day of the term 86,533 pupis were enrolled. It is anticipated thot the enrollment for the first week of this school year, for which fiz- ures have not yet been compile, has reached 98,90. The first-we-k figure for last year wags 96,097. The grade school enroliment of this year show a decrease of 2292, but there are substgential increases over last year in junior high classes and high schools. Three new junior high schools, Yeatmen for white schildren, and Sumner and Vashon for Negroes, are open this fall. “Miss Chicago” to Drop Divorce. Ry the Associated Press CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—Chicago’s original “Miss Chicago of 1927,” Estelle Kohloff, who had started divorce proceedings against Ear! McBath, a jeweler’s clerk, on charges of cruelty announced yes- terday that she and her husband had bécome reconciled and the di- vorce sult would be withdrawn. rs , THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 . tigation SETS NEW SCHOOL RECORD MOVE TOREVOKE 1S. MANNIN'S DOCTOR'S LICENSE Proceeding Against ‘Big Dope Peddler” Decided on by Officers of the State Health Board. By ‘the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 22.— Dr, W. A. Clark, president of the State Board of Health, today an- nounced that charges of unprofes- sional conduct and bad moral character will be made against Dr. Thomas S. Manning, 64-year-old “big dope peddler”’ of St. Louis, with a view of revoking Manning’s license as a physician, which would end Manning’s career as the State's most prolific writer of narcotic prescriptions for addicts, The decision of President Clark to summon Manning before the board for trial was taken after a conference with Dr. James Stewart, secretary of the board. They an- nounced the charges would be signed by Ross Hopkins, director of medical licensure, and ,.would be filed at an early date for action by the board at its regular meet- ing next month. Other board members, upon in- quiry by the Post-Dispatch, said they were in accord with Drs, Clark and Stewart for a thorough inves- of Dr. Manning’s record in prescribing for drug addicts, and .ave assurance that should the facts warrant -:tion, Dr. Man- ning would be cited to show cause why his license t> practice medi- cine should not be revoked. Said to Have Made $250,000. Federal agents estimate Dr. Man- ning has issued to addicts about 150,000 narcotic prescriptions for which he charged possibly $250,- 000 since the Harrison act was passed in 1914. The Government for the fifth time will attempt to show that he violated the Harrison act by pre- scribing the drugs, not for medi- cinal purposes, but&for the indul- gence of addicts. In its' inquiry to revoke the license of Dr. Manning, the State Board of Health will take cogniz- ance of the Federal proceedings against Dr. Manning for violating the Harrison act, and of the rec- ords of recent investigations by nar- cotic agents, who arrested Dr. Man- ning Tuesday at his office, 1106 North Vandeventer avenue. Manning Has Federal Permit. The board can revoke Dr. Man- ning’s license, thus taking away his right as a physician to write pre- scriptions, after a hearing at which it would be necessary only to in- troduce the trial court record of his previous conviction. Dr. Manning has a Government permit to pre- scribe narcotics, but this could not be used in the event his status as a licensed physician is canceled by the State Board of Health. Dr. Stewart said that Dr. Man- nnig’s activities had been under consideration once before, but no action had been taken by the board because he had succeeded in gain- ing a reversal of his conviction in the Unitéd States Circuit Court of Appeals. Regular Meeting Next Month. The next regular meeting of the board is set for Oct. 25, at Kansas BAST BUILDING FIRST IN CITY TO BEAR THE UNION LABEL New Structure at Grand and Cot- tage Dedicated; Congressman Cochran Among Speakers. The Gast building on the north- west corner of Grand boulevard and Cottage avenue, the first St. Louis structure to bear a union label certifying that all of the work on its construction was done by union craftsmen, was _ dedicated yesterday. Congressman Cochran of the Eleventh District, a speaker at the dedication exercises, declared that the innovation was another tri- umph in the history of the Amer- ican Federation of Labor and pre- dicted the practice would be fol- lowed on other buildings. Other speakers were T. J. Conboy of South Bend, Ind., an A. F. L. or- ganizer; Maurice J. Cassidy, secre- tary of the Building Trades Coun- cil; €. A. Schulte, architect of the building: Ed H. Beckemeuer, the contractor, and I. A. Gast, the owner. The union label, which is to be copied later in stone, is a round seal bearing the words, “This is a strictly union job. Building Trades Council, St. Louis.” The interwov- 2n monogram of the council forms the center of the seal. The Gast building is a two-story brick structure, 70 feet wide and 105 feet long, and includes two stories, eight offices and2 five apartments. Its construction cost was about $75,000. Col. H. Van Deman Promoted. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Col. Ralph H. Van Deman was promot- ed today to be a Brigadier-General, filling a vacancy created by the re- tirement of Brigadier-General Eli A. Helmick. Gen. Van Deman is a native of ‘Ohio. City, but a special meeting may be called to deal with Dr. Manning's case, Dr. Stewart says. “All the facts will be presented to the board,” said Dr. Stewart, “and if such action is warranted, a recommendation will be made to revoke Dr. Manning’s license.” Dr. E. T. McGaugh, superintend- ent of the State Hospital for the Insane at Fulton, member of’ the board. said: “I aon’t know what the position of the entire board will be, but I think the thing to do is to take Dr. Manning’s license away from him, if the conditions as re- ported exist.” | Dr. Willard C. Bartlett of St. Louis, member of the board, sald it was the function of the board to investigate such conditions and re- voke licenses where the fact) war- ranted it, and that he favored im- mediate action in such cases. A similar view was taken by Dr. H. S. Gove of Linn, another member of the board. Dr. S&S lL. Kerr of ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +e reds Pade at xy > Py Bars et SI Eee eee . eR Nee ee. +e * ied ats ‘ is fe ay ‘ eee ak DN wit SM Wags © SoS : Ps eae ye a Beat - A <- r eS. “ay Bea = TEAS =” eee S = mS, Lok ae Se eae eo SU Seg, Wier” aoe ? = FOUR HELD FOR MURDER OF GIRL NEAR CHICAGO Two Suspecis Rearrested in Killing of 15-Year-Old Edna Mueller. By the Associated Press. continued their search today for clews which might aid in clearing up the murder of Edna Mueller, 15-year-old girl whose body was found near the Harrison street station of the West Chester ele- vated line early Tuesday morning. They continued to question New- ton Oleson, whose clothes bore stains believed to be human blood when he was arrested at the Mel- rose Park Hotel. He was arrested after patrons of the hotel noticed he appeared agitated while read- ing accounts of the slaying. The officers also checked up closely on Anton Antonovich, 30 years old, member of a road con- struction gang who was found in a camp shack near the scene of the killing. Dark spots found on a pair of his shoes, were declared by the Coroner’s chemist to be blood stains. George Polson and Steve Obanacheck, two of his com- panions, were rearrested yesterday after being released ‘Tuesday. HELD AFTER ATTEMPTING TO PASS FORGED CHECK Negro Ex-convict Said to Admit Cashing Seven or Eight and Los- ing Money in Dice Games. Cornelius Alberta, a Negro ex- convict, residing at 2119 Chestnut street, was arrested yesterday aft- ernoon after attempting to pass a bogus check on John Hilbert, pro- prietor of a tin shop at Lee ave- nue and Hull place. He presented a check for $18.50 purporting to have been issued to “James Anderson” by the Alberts Construction Co. of 5716 Easton avenue. A salesman in Hilbert's shop had been told by another tin shop proprietor of a bad check swindle by a Negro, so he warned Hilbert not to cash the check. When Alberta left Hilbert and the salesman followed him to a near- by corner where they had a police- man arrest him. Alberta admitted passing “seven or eight” bogus checks and said he had lost the money thus ob- tained shooting craps. He admit- ted serving two terms of two years Elmer Kane and Harry Mundale- Sentenced for Transporting Stolen Auto. Special to the Post-Dispatch. — DANVILLE, Til., Sept. 22.—E!- mer Kane and Henry Mundale, jtinerant aviators who received $1000 and a stolen automobile from the Sheiton gang tor a airplane raid on “Shady Rest,” the forufied rendezvous of Chariey Birger in Williamson County. on Nov. 12 last, today were sentencec by United States District Judge Lindley to serve 60 days in jail and pay fines of $100 for transporting the auto- mobile between states. . They were found guilty yesterday by @ jury of violating the Dyer ,act against interstate of stolen automobiles. In their testi- mony they admitted that Kane piloted a Shelton gangster to the Birger resort, where dynamite bombs were droped. Only one of three exploded and it did no dam- age. Both flyers declared they had — had to make a forced landing neidr Benton and that Shelton gang- sters, including the late Mayor Joe Adams of West City, forced them to bomb Birger’s place. Mundale did not go along on the raid be- cause there was no room for him in the plane, he testified. In passing sentence Judge Lind- ley remarked that the act of bornb- ing the Birger cabin was not to be considered any part of the offense with which the men were charged. AUSTRALIAN FLYER IN CHICAGO the Associated Prem. PY CHICAGO. Sept. 22. — Capt. Frederick A. Giles, Australian avia- tor, who is attempting a flight from Detroit to Wellington, New Zealand, arrived here this morning at 11:15, standard time. He left Hess Ffeld at Wyandotte, Mich. at 6:45 o’clock, but was delayed in reaching Lansing Field near this city because of a forced landing near Valparaiso. Ind. The Captain is using a Hess Bluebird single passenger plane, He planned to spend the remainder of the day here to have the plane thoroughly inspected. U. S. Navy Band to Tour Country. By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—A 10- week tour. on which concerts will be given in many of the principal cities of Pennsylvania, Ohio, In- — diana, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota, will be made by the United States Navy Band. The each in the penitentiary for forg- ery. first concert will be in Johnstown, Pa., Oct. 3. FLYING hold its second meecti SCHOO The class in ground work of our course in aviation will ity Club, 11th and Locust, Parlor A. at 7 P. M., at the City Club, 11th and admittance card. 105 S. Ninth St. MAin 0080 Crane, seventh member, could not be reached. PUBLIC INVITED This meeting will be open to the public. Just call at sur office sometime prior to the meeting and obtain s F é é the woman who 12x12; value $5.50 one-half 2-Day Our sale of Art Linen and timely opportunity to supply MADEIRA NAPKINS . Hand embroidered on pure Irish linens; size Sale Art Linens | s, Towels and Handkerchiefs Friday and Saturday gives the ladies of St. Louis a rare their Fall and Winter needs. Our amazingly low prices will appeal to knows and appreciates quality. Come in and examine closely these extraordinary values OF . $1.97 dozen; special Italian hand-embroidered on linen; value $4.95; special oS tiful designs— 18x36: value $3.95 5-PC. BRIDGE SET pure crash MADEIRA SCARFS Embroidered on pure Irish linen; very beau- . $2.95 18x45; value $4.95 . $3.95 18x54; value $4.95 PR 7 mere six napkins to match— Size 55x55: value $4.95 SOO ESOS COCSOG OL BSCS LUNCHEON SETS - Pure linen damask, hemstitched cloth and Size 56x72: $3.50 $4.95 © value $6.50. Size 63x76; value $13.50... $9.95 Pure crash linen, Spanish and embroidered; value $3.00; 3-Pc. BUFFET SET Italian hand . $1.95 ib ea —of pure crash and designs. Cut work mosaic: values $35.00 to $185.00 Phone GArfield 8548 G. M. OF eithibal.. BA g Aer —_- ‘_ = 4. . sty : : | listed below and many others we are offering during this sale. GUEST TOWELS Pure linen huck Spanish elaborate designs; value $1.65 hand embroidered; $1.00 Imported _ TURKISH TOWELS e chenille Turkish Towels; all colors; value $2.75; special... 13-PC. LUNCHEON SETS $1.75 Pure crash linen; 1 scarf 18x45, 6 mats 12x hand embroid- Allover value $95; 5-PC. BRIDGE SETS © Italian hand-drawn mosaic on pure white ecru linen; value $22.50; special. $15.95 13-PC, LUNCHEON SETS eedage 18x54 and 12 mats size 12x18 of rt* Full-length Gowns all sizes; beautifully hand embroidered; value $1.59; special... Khouri Co., Inc. Importers of Art Linens IS + $1.00 —_ . a ¥ Ph . : - as ‘ B53 &, aed = o¥ : 2 Bs ty S Ea er ¢ alte Boer Te “ a % “stan Saat . Ree te: ¥

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING,. SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ~ PAGE 4 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ———= t President’s cabinet, and the/ail classes for religi =~ Saves Self in Leap From Truck. | country during the coming year.| program also embodies plans tor wth “en of ugdencmination- the public mshoole-aiil : | Frank Pozsai of 7200 Arch street; it is annpunced by the executive | pushing in pag 2 ar a bill for er REGISTRATION YVEEK leaped from his truck which had | board of the National Congress of/ creation of a Fede eo a : - $ a| Parent-Teachers Associations. The! of education with a secretary Ip Benet | : ; baer Anbar a sik I ch, Sat aR wdien Ser goes ee oe ee as Retest Mail stalled on a grade crossing a3 a Y.M.C.A SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Sas goatee - — - AND ADMINISTRATION | RADIO GLASS ATION Humboldt avenue early today. The DE ANUT C AR DY = ( 1 A SELECT HIGH- Lt | truck was destroyed. c 2 Frightening Headlines Doo spent: as Offiec Open Day and Evenings—Time Payments on Minimum Tuition ; Fight on Improper Books, 2 ~eaa 20 " a em 25 es Sat Bae matey i ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Sept. 22. Lh. Ms Amy Smith's Sand: Shop Lb. re | ; ’ ba Cj C¢ T. oa ‘2 oom 20 6th and Locust CEntral 1350 Head of U. S. Commission sug ; s R m 3 1 : gests Listing of Stations as —Campaigns to eliminate the cir | Friday 212 NORTH SEVENTH ST. "Gain CU me A A CO f | be , culation of salacious literature, im- Only g ivy | National, Regional or Local. | proper moving pictures, petting c aise fot nase i c GArtfield 68 7 6 Deliveries Everywhere t s° Lb. Bitter Sweet Chocolates Lb. 3 : ‘ | parties and pocket flasks will oc- 7 a Pp f k FE tt * By asci Wire From the New); ers associations throughout the : Noeke Soy rurrock=-LAtton y | By Leas eo : ‘York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. —— | cupy the attention of parent-teach- Sept. -22.—Reor- | ae ober — Subs ’ og ot: ¥, CR Sag RO 5 A RO PN ea aot ‘ mE Pee , . a ie it aie ta naa | NEW YORK, F th and St. Charles aca of ‘inilie broadcasting Lon national lines was advocated in —No Fashion Is So Smart for Da ‘ S I & 4 B “" 4 —and No Frocks So Youthfu 7 RAND-LEADER > - Chic esPhieeas: 9 iard said that the | : A ‘BEE a ent organization of the | ; : FAS A= - -3- VEhehe ss ‘* 5 75 $ rroadcastin stations | aw 7 3 woe " z . & G desienate certain sta- : eC 16 to 3 | ais anda ect piped 5 Friday Sale—1200 New Fall Silk or W ool 1 ress ~ o WwW. G. Bullard, chairman oO! the ; oe - nitootr 4 ¢ | federal Radio Commission, at @ ‘a speech last night by Admiral a ’ | exposition dinner in Hotel ' ehesieiae le ee Peecacbieaite Woolen Frocks this season_are entirely | a : they have been before. ey are lighte rams of national inter- | Season’s Newest Styles a a eehaiine the comfort of a silk dress with & st. "he regional stations would | O uy | r d 1) r e S S e S \ ah F tailoring of wool. Extremely chic are ; i ts id of lower power but with | OC 00 is c 2 colorings oa Frocks of Covert Rep, Frisca ar +E ae stations would be; power and would | L ory general interest for | : ee ie | woolens. Wool Georgette, Cherralaine, J cated. Stations of still lower power | 10 S les—Sizes 36 to 54 novelty striped and plaid woolens have the r and localized programs would be} hy > ty ful yokes and tucks at the back of the ne ios} “eer: te 1 as OCr is " > > + . eee oO Sg in designs, intricate seaming and new pl Radio Advertising. : , \ Ol ga ; em, discus ot . : : 1 i make them the last word in chic for youthful "it acuishaal So wane aor Be , Yer / 4 Suitable for street, sport, busi- A Aa * ne d Y : °e ‘ ‘3 raat ¥ -* ising by radio, | : ‘ nat charges for | . Sete Rs ness, school and general wear in | ising might be fixed | Detter ooo otes all the newest Fall colors—many ri comer se egg Daas ettsective styles warned of the dangers of mis- cae eee Ree GAs 4529 Fashioned of flat crepe, all- ation by radio advertis- | acon Cesta" wt HE type of Dress that is’ ideal for home and | wool French spun jersey, and Pires cchadl tee the = oo tN ra Za neighborhood wear—women will find it very prof- all-wool rep—misses and wom- vemains ue sermnnent recorded” ant | wo opeteet See b itable to select their needs NOW at this low price. | €n's sizes 14 to 44—unusual sav- asked who ought to be held re- | 7 os nh A a thd We suggest that you plan to make selection early. ings are — ae 4 ; 3 ownstairs Store.) in which they are lo- | . ee? * = « Se TS » ~ m a SSS — ~ . -~—™ - a Ree Daa tec! ee ea ~. -.. sponsible for false advertising, the | 4,0. broadcaster r the ne r} sub- | ‘| c.k kk ° : ak tie be hoe lla or ee soath em ee), Are well tailored of good quality cotton The possibilities of using radio | |ii x foulard, a well-wearing and guaranteed-to- n education were elaborated by | HAI launder material; come in the dark ground the Admiral hag pointed out meng : patterns such as Copen blue, navy blue and CW a ureaacy scnoois fiat insté Ga ud | * . . . . High Grade speakers in their -aeditoriums eo | black with white figures and designs. : p pupils might hear authoritative |} -.-. x : : . ) M d, Ch ; Fi th jectures broadcasting from near- | | There are 10 attractive styles, prettily trimmed Special Purchase Group Custom- eae ans wow 4 ie sseas ripe | : and have long sleeves. All sizes 36 to 46 and plenty “ Another extension of broadcast- | of large sizes 48 to 54. Prufrock-Litton Factory in; ctivities urged by the Admiral e (Downstairs Wash Dress Section.) ® vi ——_—_—_—_— rangement by which the | rnment would be per- These Chairs were made from a fine assort- dcwneivnglapysceni oetis Mat. a hee oto > covers from to make announcements. ment of accumulated remnants of ce Ta dee a eae hed : A splendid collection of clever our factory which enables us to mark them at » ieart eee es ohd em te e © very low prices .. . FRIDAY and SATUR- miagwonnie: Sckgetlt Ah seacene dap deiwivgeng | styles—fashioned of Georgette, DAY. Every home should have a Coxwell | The as” ween oon te canton crepe, crepe satin and | ) Georgette-and-velvet combina- Chair, not only because of its extreme comfort [operative commnittice, “mould be | tions. . : . . . |charged with the duty of provid- | but the fact that it fits in with practically any scale « ‘enaiihine Cdk thine eemthans™ | . ; type living-room suite. Make your selection Suggested Building Code Change. ||| Women’s Felt Hats, $1.74 | Felt House Slippers, SS8e In the new colors such as ma- early Fridav! | Sincere cad oe yime ke ~— ait In black, navy and all the high shades for | Men’s and women’s, with leather soles and laga red, chestnut brown, balsam J* | rane * tage ate ata ah | Fall—vagabonds, flares and turban effects—in | rubber heels; all sizes in the group. green, French blue, Marron ote wine dackak Sakai dae ae. it all head sizes—just 300 in the group. | ’ : lace, navy and black—misses’ a Caaeioieee seen ie Men’s Better Shirts, 79¢ | S.3°S mes A: loungy Coxwell Chair exactly as shown above, cov- Jbesaggeions sashegess a aes, te ond Weeunaini: hae 45 Gn Oe 9 . e ° . . ‘ ; t1ee HUlLIGINAES i¢ instali ie r ' i > 2 : * ered in id per pe ho and fine ‘ee frieze rem renerators that would interfere | |i) Shoulder F lowers, A4Ae An odd lot; including broadcloths, madras (Downstairs Store.) . . ; rin usn- rith nearby radio sets u : i i : nants, uphoistered arm, loose spring C $7 5 with nearby radio ii All the new ideas are here, the shaggy or roan pen : aus a vee he ae mee ion. Deep-seated with comfortable reclin- | . A large part of Bullard’s speech | |j| firm styles, also gardenias—suitable for wear was devoted to technical problems. | fi on coat or dress. seconds. ing 7 While a very limited quantity | ‘toe get: Boe nt pes VM 9 S { : $9 Q5 S * I! S t asts, only sa ; ae 7 pate signee pang — | | os I y a . : soanlggear: mm rc Boat even seh Trench Coats, $3.95 eben teks: nin . pecla .: por 5 (This Chair regularly sells for $100) | wave lengths assigned to them. Of part wool in heather mixtures; have V Ottomans with cushion top, priced as low as | This could be corrected, he said. | |i} Leatherette, come in the popular belted | neck and two pockets; sizes 36 to 46; seconds. |by proper apparatus: if every | styles with white or self color facings—red, Women’s Silk Hose 50e Pr 7 weeds and Mixtures , , +. ang broadcasting station adhered rigid. | reen, brown and blue—misses’ and women’s ei , Another style Coxwell Chair 1s covered ly to its own wave length. it would acs as to 44: just 200. : aes sig The tunic Frock with a long embroic “a Hi ’ Odd lot of our better makes: various col- mee | blouse and a velvet skirt is one of the new Bit A SNES ay tn ORES 9 RB SES ASAE Dt SIPC i eA MIE BE EINES A 0 08 i ohn in $14 per yard silk brocade with down possible to use more wave | a : An nloue: & co (oe oe | lengths, and thus have more broad- | | Men’s Raincoats at $3 95 peed sizes; tirst and second qualities in the =" an. pr sea F : Rie tae 1$-t0-17: Fe Bi; + . ie_~. 9 . > oon ash ons Miss : seat cushion, wood arms. Regularly $80, ae CAStiINZ Stations. Friday.and Saturday | ii ; ' . “| ae 4 i led with 3 hint of histi Admiral Bullard urged a more ||} Slicker style in yellow, olive and black, also Ravon L nderwear 50e Ea wale, 4, Ge are styled with just a & sop Crag gpd | : dpe ’ : el ee ts i youthful simplicity that is good taste. receiver. He advocated silver gray featherweight coats; all guaranteed Coxwell Chair with spring seat, covered in $6 per yard m the general | || —sizes 34 to 46. Women’s rayon Bloomers, Teddies and sleek Cael Vay | Vests; samples and seconds: not all sizes in site la Jae i Now there are Felice models for mohairs, tapestries or damasks, | idea f rysta o nts ol. Receivers | . : - : ; . = Nie * s ; : 85 very comfortable. Regularly $55, § ” 5 () an ar aa oe Men S Trousers at $2.95 a : ae : In plain tailored mannish Gey | i cresiend Gulia and velvet nidioationn : Friday and = tl e: shuns ie Well tailored of cassimeres, French back Women S Union Suits, 39¢ styles, single or double breasted : j~ ae | ning Frocks of satin, velvet, Georgette. T Saturday ... pair oped gets and re serges Knitted Suits in built-up shoulder or bodice- models with notch collars and ) ik i : , ‘ —light and dark shades—all sizes. - ti : wl cae a : (THE ABOVE CHAIRS ALL MADE IN OUR i = top siyise; tight and loons Mneets cee ge 5 Pee peer : = # coh b , | Hts one frequ ney. i 9 Pp w | 44; seconds; 3 for $1.15. OWN F og gba ORKMAN- ime firth annual conver tion of Boy S Lumberjacks, $2.95 Extra Size Window Shades 94¢ Suitable for sports, school and 7 4) ihe ges ouneemtemnaecr sapthaooen | All wool, in new colors and patterns in ; general wear—every Coat fully ergsiniggs sikecteaeS fancy plaids—have two flap pockets and knit- lined throughout—in the wanted ae . 7a LS Sige = eR es "4 a Bie: Bi a te Boks Hand and machine oil opaque Shades; | mounted on guaranteed rollers; good color as- Easy Monthly Term A small type Coxwell Chair, not of our manufacture. |of the Federal radio act, as it had | oe Sore eens fo 0 yee. | Sortment; 38 to 48 inches wide; Slightly im- Fall shades—misses’ and wom- the New H uv covered in an assortment of tapestries 7 ibeem expected to do. ; ‘i | perfect “ge | 2a laa Ste | ueness y | en’s sizes 14 to 44. 5 ee lasts .. eeed es or ie ee ee Carefully tailored of good wool suitings in | mnan s, C _— , ae ' new colors and patterns—fully lined and have | Included are scrims, voiles, rayon, marqui- a me Deferred p t ? | airman of the Fe, - — | wide bottoms; sizes 6 to 15 years. — nets, reps, etc.; we go lengths for s . aymen S: |\Commission. __ go, ee . ° cusmions, curtains, etc. So y the length. rl ay a A : i iii r * = > » | = | Collinsville Woman Mis tea Bh Boys Play Suits at Vic Cork Linoleum, 99 Sq. Yd. oe Y. g ef : ch it removes oS a ray Nea Re Saran era Tie wat. ae ti Of blue denim, khaki, pincheck and white Remnant lengths burlap-back painted k cs Oo i with which it re a ‘OSVisie Police today asked St. | fii striped steifel l b f dd : ; r a ee + SS P Pe . ly. Sixteen important @ [SS [Louis police to scarch for Mrs. || pecises § toS year tm SroP | base Linoleum; » yards wide; many usuable | CGugranteed Rain f . | y/ of this new Hoover mc waneny Sen-Degaice Gas the largest cirveition [John Appel, 25 years old, who ia| {i ee or seen Be hy) real step forward in efi of any new COO Bie s re HES Bs S ee > is s : ee Br. Me « a Me age IBS gy x ‘ / * ‘ se ae: . * we we x Wigang. ¥ Cay cy BN btn 3 Pe DE atasiot + 25 Pei he alte, h at Spas ae “Pipettes whew pe a ™ ea a gai oar ; LK . * ae mead er tae ‘ ah +4 4 evs: Capea ere slvr 2) . iain Rie RES ee Rar te aS Sit AR te ber 7 1, say Se IF, Mn ee ne step | ¢ | @ 4 821 1 , . a | nut butter, roasted peanuts and milk chocolate. 36-In. Comfort Challis 12%- Vd ss cdeer. Cale CE. ; | eae Sey LOCUST | = : Women’s Bandeaux, 3Ac | Remnants ef fancy printed cotton Challis Starion 396, ant 258 “Jor WA 7 | _for covering comfort : ligh pen. & oeer “= Jor Men. Women end Children | 43} Of fancy striped batiste with elastic sec- | colorings; lontthe « 0 neve 8 — re All are of fine quality frosted tpEggee “~ soa | ; y froste + ti t back for adjusting; have f THE BIG MONT HLY HOSIERY EVENT! iti nation pcan s ainek ait Se 42. ee Colored Sateens, 22¢ Yard or egper material with seams “yf f if ) ’ , aif ? + - Deleemien of : ully cemented to insure good aN // fo At Both Karges’ Stores | | | Women’s Corsetalls, $1.35 | . soca tance of oottd cinta stares | wear. Guaranteed rainproet Um oh «CEI ic Wash - a hg te Per Naren cl | cosSl 7am, eed pases its deep cites | Unbleached Muslin, 10c Yard ee Meds i a : | “= gores in the skirt; t TOP iy fs oo os : " Once a month we find it necessary to make drastic re- = | across the diaphragm; siven 36 to 46. me Softly finished and made of select cotton; ate foo # pas from ~ 4 tof, * New “H appy Day M odel, tion of “ ings i : : fg’ . Sli : 6 inches wide; b . nd biue—misses’ sizes apht @ é ee Santer Pint ot Kerges J\\ |} | Children’s Shoes, $1.28 Pr. | poses. 7 °° “8? SF many Pur T to 20 and women’s sizes 36 to 44 : on discontinued lines—to keep up our reputa- > 4 if 4 : ‘ : a - : 1] ] : Women s Silk Hosiery if |! cH For school wear, including patent and kid Pillow Tubing, 29e Yard Rie ng ent values at this low | leathers with good soles and rubber heels: (Downstairs £ : . i sizes 6 to 2. "| Colonial bleached, soft finished Pillow Tub- - — Priced Ridiculously Low for Quick Clearance | ea ing, 42 inches wide; seamless; unusual quality $1.03, $183, $1.95 Mosiery Ortered a a 3 — ALL-SILK CHIFEON $ Boys Athletic Shoes. SSe at this low price. : ) 6 ae Lisle tneer THOM. wesc ene nes Re 1 Laced-to-toe style, of good grade canvas Bleached Indian Head, 19¢ Yd 3000 Yards Assorted S 10. POINTED HEEL CHIFFO with rubber soles: sizes to 6. , : : : tee SERVICE WEIGHTS e Sample Low Shoes.’ $1.66 MB...» shee, foe opr Hh ae — ras; j : a Every Pair Perfect—Every Pair « Wonderful Value Girls’ se ‘women’s straps, te vie 54 —"3 wide at a9¢ y = "is es wi On Sale C Yad. gs Children’ } H . = 2 sai OS pumps of patent, black satin and kid leathers: | fe Clock Special F riday crc. nh, Be Scheel Fi ne ‘ Men’s Socks sizes 2% to 454 only. | 100 Crinkled Bed Sets, $1.88 ges : ~ | Sake “nea. ae Carpet Lengths, 49c to $2.39 Yd. || Set consists of"one scalloped, cut comer good assortment—including printed. Secks. “Famous for Wear” ..... Cc ” 3 Ae BE POG. eV a ; SEAT Se RARE mat Ne Aa RENEE ; ial S uaeeianiemeeten donee 3Se and S0c values. eains a Sit Renin of on see spread; size Stx90 inches and scalloped Silks, rayon sport satins, plaid effects; prints - a and Wilton carpet in lengths fone 2 to me wet Sab euleced woven aaaer * nope od crepe, colored pongess, Se yards; 27 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) 33 and 36 inches wide—suitable for dresses, ¢ - bination purposes, etc. (Downstairs Stent 2: . ona Per Pair 8, oe Bee RCL aE ai zs wie Tort naeee ci as Pi ioe. ee : PRE SOE LEI: Se ean enre ae aah a oe et alk teee S s Beem pte se Rds code eee ee ee t : - x + : F S 7 » wo q ; ay OU Pee eR oars — saommans erent ee EL Le ET I I re EE RNR ett ti heey

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pf undesiomin = classes for religious trajeigmmme ___ 91. LOUIS POST-DISPAT Us _ THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927__ of. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH of undenomination-/ the public schools, Be ——————— Se ee | ) : : : | 3 | ‘ECRIES AT] . Frightening Headlines Don't Mean a Thing # ea ; (IN VACCINA TION Have Plenty FRESH UNION-MIN : Are Right for Immediate Selivers. Coal, bal LE ALOE POO LLNS i OD I ANP aa: ek ee ae RRAN COAL Co. ‘ a : Health Commissioner Stewart ia ) | Urges St. Louis Schools Not eee ast —- CRAND-LEADER——— | to Abandon It. % : ® 5 | By the Jefferson City Correspond- A ent of the Post-Dispatch. e ES) , JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 22.— | * Any modification of the compul- ; in wey — eee 8 Ce ee Ie «a A. ee ate — Everywhere GArfield 681 2-6813-0g44 q _, ™ ee ed Pierre eye ao + “wn. sory vaccination requirements the St. Louis public schools will he a step backward and the present We 4 —No Fashion ls So Smart for Daytime ee a Fee | | % \ ule should be rigidly enforced, Dr. and No Frocks So Youthfully Q : . = 2 a; . a -_: 599 9 K OF W ool Dr esses if | ii) AREA ATETEE RC | & Woolen Ae this season are entirely different . acres | ie + ar?’ Wie than they have been before. They are lighter, softer, : a ; n’s Newest Styles : Maa. combining the comfort of a silk dress with the smart ! ' : . | tailoring of wool. Extremely chic are the Oxford ° OO : ~ By I. | colorings in Frocks of Covert Rep, Frisca and novelty « t SZ | =e woolens. Wool Georgette, Cherralaine, Jersey and NN Uy INV ie 8 te tka eae ate a ee ol eed SE ne ee ee. aig 4 “e « Commiagioner and secretary of the State Board of Health, said today in connection with the movement |. in St. Louis against compulsory: vaccination in the schools, The State Health Department was interested in continuance of the rule, Dr. Stewart said, as a means of prevefiting smallpox and improving health conditions in St Louis. “St. Louis for 20 years has had | the best vaccination record among the cities of the United . States,” Dr. Stewart said. “and the good | effects have been shown in the urban | material reduction in the number of smallpox cases. It is the best method of combating smalipox and Drawn tightly about the head, to the side, || {be busigess men tie eal where its long ends are drawn through a vitent 40 eheate te Rew 'a méatte golden ring—this new Hat, for all the world. city, and co-operate to prevent any able for street, sport, busi- : He chool and general wear in gel, B 1 oe (Third Floor.) like a gypsy’s bandana, manages to be dashing ~~ ct a8 SPE ee i | . as F : j “If we could control cancer an newest Fall colors—many 90 we 1s | | Feses : pores poReag shen and elegant because rs or infantile paralysis as positively as tive styles. Wi - = | ; aoric. ine Mulluinery Salon has reproduce we can control smallpox, it would Wf i, | a |]. this Paris success in velvet of the finest tex- be a wonderfuj thing. The United, hioned of flat crepe, all- Wy hh if fo | ofp ye ) ture—in Autumn colors, $25. ee are phe wr — . Mi A, ah ; Lf | (Millinery—Third “loor.) 1ealth service all are advocates o French spun jersey, and | Yh i. | vaccination, and the public health 01 rep—misses' and wom- | VM : | | : . | service vaccinates every immigrant a | who lands in the United States.” azes 14 to 44—unusual sav- Ah! if ; ; ‘ are afforded. . 3 abe Sobeds Usd | Rr. Stewart recalled that two : 7 ‘t . 7 a Se | years ago the State Health Service (Downstairs Store.) 5 a fog KET H fp} [tyes , had. stamped out an epidemic of b “ha , —s smallpox in Kinloch Park, St. Lquis County, within three weeks by vac- cination. aan thd tee ened ak eee ed ee ee et: J] — ae ae x e"S*ee5 Seec. os" 7's & « ™ \, “SRA, \ SS aN >" ASN - ee - ae N s *s @ a a -_ Prenat anabaaasattetnaiinai novelty striped and plaid woolens have the new youth- ful yokes and tucks at the back of the neck, tucking in designs, intricate seaming and new pleatings to make them the last word in chic for youthful St. Louis. WW a ees — Pe re . OF es tte er A rm erenerees >. ‘ —in Colors and Styles \ Wie . B ) & 5 i : ; for Autumn Costumes il [Css iN [Se as uxton k nner a es =@ LA) Printing & Stationery Ce., On Fourth St. at Olive | ae « — apne » one ° eee . om . ens. . staat tenteenne inated . en ¥ OF emma ~ me lendid collection of cl é 2 : r AWAY |) p ? ARES | fashioned of Georgette, ig : TA Ke \: Pao wage Cards for the | ¢ 95 : 7A | she ; Jewish New Year Os iii Ae / HE emer 8 a i eRe ne ee Be pep oh Aree AE 7, a iS se ed aS & Ra Be a od , of Electric Washer that makes oo —— — SO | oe i Seenre yee. clothes snowy white in a very Beautifully finished all —— we | | ee ") Thtenaat iat short time. The electric wring- silk Crepe of unusual tex- i The Philco Socket Power y x ae 6 ———— ‘ ‘ : 0 and women’s sizes 36 to 44 Make a happy day of wash day Exclusive With Strx, Baer & Fuller H » atafattl as Ne er is easily adjusted to 3 posi- ture that will give excellent eliminates all batteries and oper- On Sale | Be OP einer = x tions. The machine operates service: is guaranteed wash- din Urectio fram the taht DIL ie — * F id Yard ee oi WiFi hi | from any electric socket. able. A wide assortment of : ete de “* . a compact cae an F oO UB n t a in ? en ce i 4 Ay. _ New “Meadows' Washer has colors. in all tog, tnncere al box that fits under the radio . ) | lls and bakelite and wren voset od a: Alamo cabie’ ae te aabinkt fede See | ; 7 3 | : agitator .....---e seers BIGO for street fro price affords unusual savings. | ies ‘A good assortment—i i i q | i i i —including printed tub ee ® —exclusively in St. Louis Hh ena on, SPOrt Satins, plaid effects; printed Ee | oie teen abestas Weatct: ont with Stix, Baer & Fuller, and silk-mixed crepe, colored pongees, etc. EE 4 water heater and large twin self- ward ..... Se eee ee FIRST PAYMENT : | = 36 inches wide—suitable for dresses, com- i draining tubs 8160 (Silk Salon—Second Floor.) and balance in six equal pay- On purposes, etc, (Downstairs Store.) - Convenient Terms of Payment and Liberal 7 ments with small carrying charge. — Allowance for Your Old Electric Washer. (Radic Section—Fourth Fleer.) (Fifth Floor.) = v4 double copper wa

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:> SBE $ Pp ae oP Ph ye Te ee EN 35 = aes 2+ age oe ge ; * sc as Tm, . « 1 ° aim oe ae ? ~ en foes ORT RPE OY > hee a ee tA: lene er Sam ey Eee F Pnshie dest Ze SETS ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DIg ~ PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH me | neem Senatorial candidate in ti. | soures of $50,000 which he testi- i — . en: ) nois. | fied he contributed to the primary Cunningham refused point blank’ campaign fund of Senator-elect Nation- to give uny information as to the| Vare. « ie . Th Charge ~~ OU bd. = e ron vu SEEK JURISDICTION | an ie gH Th ccounts | Z ee = 7 Institution erican Beauty ee mes Invited | The Quick Cuoking—Shori Cut = Jees\\ chasing Glasco Lighting (9% 3 alia . a oe | | Dage ett & IN VARF CONTEST 22st aces: SEES ey) oe ne ; Ramsdell HINGTON AVE. CORNER SEVENTH Electrical Dealer or || S08P = Ge | _Perfect ~ Se Ls - ej , WAS | 10 Cakes F0 1th. roll, pure. | | Cold-Cream Exceptional Values Miswouian Mey Ak Sate’) Washing Clothes | li @a-e 4869S ; w ined f to Let Special Campaign | en are se or in fs his S ale of Committee Take Charge | ee r GS Cle QANCT | See — ae — “y | o ots. | : | ‘ VISIT " P em | HRA BS «| feces a your stouis OPPOSITION CERTAIN YOUR ELECTRICAL DEALER =. | H ER ENNSYLVANIAN| ELEC. CO. ; ow Well Do YouKnow/t? OM PENNSYLVANI | Make the test next week.. Get a pack- ae GLASCO 727 N. é . F y . . oy % lesale Distributors) | age of H R H Washing Powder (in the |\p Se ay (Whe of The COMMON WEALTH STEEL COMPANY | c ee ae he largest steel fou t Latter Will Demand That red package) and use according to di- . it Be: & te i. ine andry tn the morta, = oz ct Like ¢! i h ou ll ~~ m4 proach this Great St. Leels Industrial se rections. Like thousands of others you 7 q9 et | thie Great St. Leah virial" Die Election Committee Be | be surprised at the ease and quickness in J = uae | 2o. ' foundry coeur at a gt py rn pedi Sima Gi Precedence in Wil getting your clothes on the line. You'll ) $10. oa yeg pee Ae .. ing successfully made Sarweet aad: ment ven - : . intriente steel castings ever attempted. find that H R H is strong enough to More than 3000 men are daily engaged in son Claim. draw the dirt out quicker, to bleach O73 ¥F — t this berculean task. white clothes whiter, but mild enough h iz » 4 commonwnarin:* eles” Gedeiae not to injure the most delicate fabrics or ih ? aq . covers shout fe acres imatde of ite plant ” WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—With softest hands. Equally effective in Tub | 4 " bY IGHT AND GRIPS Rh covtwnehs aed sahie. hamar aa ae ei the organization of the Senate in| and Machine. Better get another pack- ’ Aa, HOLD. met ea Scams tumaaene such sg ack-eagpnnae December, Senator Reed (Dem.) | age for your kitchen, bath FOO and beg f G7, will renew the fight for | general house cleaning work. Youll ; THURSDAY wean ts SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ee set POST- “DISPATCH rom eee Mary, iN v AE RE” OAS gee Rome Aan, Be. Pas ae aw at aco a > welts alee Qa bs eves me 5 Meme + pelt RL at ty, eS ee: oe he - 1 oe ‘ 9 A ome “ * a ARS ae he 4 pany at © lg my Aas ee Hey ode > pt Me Wh . ~ sy EE AGA NE POPE OIE OLE OOO « ———— ether cast steel devices for the great mod- ern locometives—these great giants of the raltreads that pull as many as 150 cars in ene contineous train, Missouri, ts adoption of a resolution which will like it better. clear any doubt as to the legal ‘ a ss ‘ J status of the special] Campaign A BIG 12-OZ PACKAGE " ? # | aoe — a known fer a Funds Committee of which he is - EN A hy 7 ; My ae ; which ts based on mutual cood- chairman FOR A DIME. — i / Er 4 sme Atma 3 a a deal and anfety. . | 4 é . * ere man ™ man a preectical agpnpli- A proposal to continue the com- | ) . | é > F satind: of She Galien ele aoe rare ess of Con- | see Z, ig ieie ; a the bua«tnexs relintions between men. Thi« ner eg e Sa tiieeater | Ga, “z LPP”, lh Y ee #F arent industrial institution has much te do oor ye ype ent of the last — z Z 7 | ae ot 4 ow ween oar tha Gea aa Pag marx ve — nh eg . trie r oh) ere a stands as «a session, but since filibusters are | ) ‘ , | ef , gTrent monument to men of ambition, forc- difficult except at the windup of a | LY) , me. + at 4 : sight and agares«siveness. session members of the committee! LF 3 : - % , ch aaoee anal ot % anticipate no difficulty in having | pe , eB | An opportunity to nals ese iates “ tam Every day this space wilt be devoted the resolution adopted. ASHING , YY | saving of aaa a Es by E a Re 3 to some one particular manufacturing Bound up in the mgasure prob- ar, . : Y : Thoroug xamination by Expertg™ > plant or industry which is contributing ably will be a provision authoriz- ! | | READING, DISTANCE, S | ay Mis, to the dynamic growth of St. Louis. COMMONWEALTH STEEL COMPANY Js arnt CBR 18S REESE ii eae igie i > oe \« ing this committee to assemble the ballots in Pennsylvania which | - my “ have been impounded by the Fed- ee, : | ° Guaranteed N (FE he | Satisfaction tl ] eral courts in that state and re- a —— ee _[|move them to Washington along | oa Optical Department, Main Floor, I with the registration books and other documents used in the sena- torial] election in Pennsylvania last = rae Vi | November. %: i taht: g Jar Gi To Be Used in Contest. ae, a ee ey ee j These ' a¢ AS : se ee 2 ballots and documents will be used in the contest which ~ 4 eS eS : | | d What William B. Wilson, Democrat, has : - : ; — i % 3 infants Fabber Pants, 19¢| See Y brought against William S. Vare, > = . 7 , q q Republican, who has been declared ? wit : e4: , SSS, se = a: Boys’ 98c Sweaters elected to the Senate. = “ ) : ~~ . ~~ s #&§ Heavy Se ~ The ballots cast in Philadelphia Sie AA * ’ 7 JS , ~~ 7 ee 4 on 4—ewenters, wes ' C , - ; j _ —. * her ‘ °.1 collars, 26 to (a and Allegheny counties already are 4 . | - 2 = ia 4 in possession of the Reed com- ) z= IRS : . -\ Cx — se vas a 2 | Boys’ $1 .00 Shirts mittee and it is assumed the Sen- ~~ tf cates - ‘’ : — > S ~ _ ee a Cenuime breadcloth and ate will entrust this body with the "es = vl > - = : — . , ee ae Bi oper-ales, collar attached c task of assembling and bringing : > * - , . Pn = - . s a ~ SS a x sapien. Sizes 1254 to M. the remaining 5000 boxes of bal- Z if uf ; Ss ' ¢ ; 3 S—— SS _. = | ? Blouses lots to Washington. . i : ; = , 7 ty,” Bit Boys 79¢ wed , . . Ss : cs %™ : ine §=— broadcloth, - Whether the Reed committee or ) ” = , > > aes, => : : = i cales and fast — blue the Privileges and Elections com- A , . SSN — i . ra chambray. Sizes 7 to 15 mittee will head the Wilson son- | : : ; SS = at | test will remain for future deter-| [9 ; Wes — \ Ss : ; ‘= DANK > 4 a i tian yarn with overiock . There was some indication at the | , . » = 7 aa a . # edges. Assorted pateeran. Autumn \ Quality last session to have the Reed com-j |. 3 - cs ; f . a ~. ” —_ J : _§ Felt-Base Rugs | . mittee function. ek . wy , | : ey — ah, Vare’s Friends Objected. | Be : : ve = “_ ' «4.6. conds Styles | | Fabrics Friends of Sipater-clect Vare A ‘- - ~ ee e ~ | 7 8 ™ values. While 100 Jest. r Strenuously objected ta this pro-. - be: sat ? a a i cedure, however, and the filibuster ~~ a - ; with the Senate cousins, James and ~\S Se ES . Black MasbleTolaid No.89 without David Reed, pitted against each : 2 nm , oa? ae ; contrasting blocks. Ae other in the fight. was the resuit . r : ; Good Dresses moderately priced. Cheap at the Reed of Pennmyivania insisted the |S Cee = Fa Oe ae hm a $f price, but by no means are they “cheap” dene Seiad ae le iain: ebeke \ Fae 7 eer 5 ee one. Siahe tones: mittee and on behalf of Vare he Dresses! The buying power of Bedell is nia fight to refer the Wilson com. | |e Ne oh fe Men's Teele Suits al 1a mmittee wi n- “ or ieee = $7. oe , = s Ea nis B ) | to obtain price. Shop here with the make & vepert (a ton Beasts on ts whether Vare or Wilson should be assurance that the merchandise ners Reed committee th yet : : ) : , is set 4 this | and Service with if will make its final report and also to press contempt proceedings against A ; re * endear vou to the Samuel Insull, Chicago public - , 2 & : utilities official, and Thomas W. | AY erm ad r j is Pe 2 Bedell Store. Cunningham, of Philadelphia, | ae treasurer of the Pennsylvania State - = Republican Committee. ) ny ‘ - Insull Refused Information, __ Tapestry motifs Go into any good store and ask to see Armstrong’s Pattern . 2 | Dai R N Selects ° wits ae ee to tell the com- sn this 89. Examine it carefully. It will win your tasteful eye much as ee the names of certain men em ' 7 ainty Mayon Cw SNClections in i Seek Marae adeneetinn ene: has caught the searching glance of decorators the country overt : : ; ributions durin 1 = primary New Embossed _.tieie fie @ f tived Tin Undergarments Silk Lingerie woe an ew Em pattern-free floor of Armstrong's Marbleized Linoleum! which resulted in the nomination | of Frank L. Smith as the Repub- Linoleum For it has a regal richness that will not be denied. ebstogs snd bacae cee 2 A | Crepe de chine Envelope >19 g ADVERTISEMENT Thees'sadeiaty,hend-wovtn dl. There are no contrasting blocks. No bold evidence of pater, med with fine laces in Ins of lustrous rayon in Chemise; bodice top trim: | fect to these tapestry patternsin - The floor presents a one-tone effect given interest by a pleasing ™ pastel shades, trimmed with FOR IN FLAMFD f) variation in the ning lines. laces and ribbon. Unusual pastel shades. Sizes 36 to Linoleum. More, there’s a tex: gral § a ; ' values.. Splendid assortment | 44. Exceptional values. BREATHING TUBES : ture you can actually see and It's a perfect background floor. A smart formality sets it at : ablecloths to choose from. feel. The patterns are embossed. home in the dining-room. A softness to the grained tones They reflect a bewitching play i gral places | | i Size sqxs8 and mm Try Dr. Blosser’s Medical | Of light and shadow. You've it on good terms with any color scheme in the living-room. ae { highly mercerized dam- 19¢ } ite like it. . k Cloths. Choice of ° . Cleareties in the thant Adtech never seen a floor quite like it And—anywhere in the house—this floor has a most agrecable | Sik cae A Very Special Purchase Brings OR way of not showing footprint. ; LS tre Th 1S S al é of dite enh cthauben Wak ey OND | Offered in black (No. 89)—quite daring; and in the lighter ~ é j 39c English Prints “ 1200 P AIRS "Sung inflemaed condita of aime : Be shadow-gray (No. 88). These exclusive Armstrong patterns will | [ .38 inches. Variety of desiens 9G g cous membranes of the air passage: P, Sact rad \ influence floor fashion for years to come. |of the head, nose and throat may : the new Armstrong’s Embossed spread to the point where it is incur able and a danger to life. £’ @ » ’ har KL oh at Dr. Blosser’s OOO ee APO Ae ee S| i kK ne Cigarettes are(\s ee 2 & eet @l@ - pote >». The How-to-Decorate Book | icine’ . Soin . : A ( “QT IxZ 6 Sut >: “The Attractive Home—How and illustrates the story with WISN ADSL IAS elt | lowers anil bens : ie ee" ¥ “? to Plan Its Decoration” isa32- fascinating pictures of mode! | wee iin Alias ANS page book by Hazel Dell interiors in full color. Sent Choice of all silk from top to toe— | smoke vapor is A PIAS Brown. It tells exactly how to postpaid to any address upon : : -¢ others with lisle hem, heel and toe. Full sae aie asi 6 Lo setaboutdecoratinganyroom, receipt of ten cents. fashioned. Every pair perfect. Fill | sages and will ge WW ARMSTRONG CORK COMPANY, Linoleum Division, Lancaster, Pennsylvania . . . prays, ’ all of your Hosiery needs with these excellent values! douches and ; salves cannot Chicago Office —1206 Heyworth Bidg. , | Teach. They con- | tain no tobacco HOSIERY COLORS or cubebs, and, being harmless, are used by children, as well as adults, EVENGLOW ROSE BLUSH CHAMP AGNE BR ig suffer from any catarrha! Pr et - uble, plain nasal catarrh, catarrha: S STONE MOON LIGHT er hay fever, -asthma, bronchia: in ho bf 7 irrita 0 u HELL GRAY = GRAIN a Lt LU BELLE sie Sey Sg for every floorin the house : . UD OAL nt pocket-size package o los o ie Bedell’s Hosiery Dept.—First Floor ver's Cigarettes, and prove for your) | PEASN + ENLASD~ EMBOSSED - JASPE -ARABESQ - PRENE & ? ‘ : . ee i PRD SCAN GENES self their pleasant, beneficial effects. '

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we. Ae ae ME A ent et = a PS ee Pag ELSES earn SE at aoe A t gag ae = = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : PAGE 7 Bats. . IOME LIGHTIN C ' = - 3 [ FREE COOKING SCHOOL 2 P. M.—Under the Direction of Mra. Carrie E. Dwelle-HOUSEWARES DEPT. FOURTH FLOOR | | nee Se cutvan gp egihe Throngs of Eager Shoppers Daily Tell the Value Story! LLELLLEE SE ALE LG LTRS Ay, OE ih IR IT I tne 4 ~ Aw. PAS ne “ - ’ A considerable Saving \ can be enjoyed by pu- gazns& Va . | . de ASR i: @ =. more | pe: Sc ee agate PYM SEE paimolive geo | Daggett & || 65e Size | | Lux Toilet . Se Slee Bath 16-0z. Nujol | | 49e Rubbing || 49¢ Body | Electrical Dealer or 6) “HB Soap | Ramsdell | | — 7 wernt cro Listerine Brushes EACH Alcohol Taleum Contractor. ar Cakes for 29c || Perfect || Vanishing | “6be. a 30¢ 62¢ dle JOC ‘: | x . ‘Z 67c | !-Ib. roll, pure, Cold Cream Cream | 15¢ sinsigcedind. 1 + en minefal oil For rubbing geliguttuly | cer. Len Care egounentt pcerme . Oe ee en ier + fo 4 ¥ Se a This is made possible with | antiseptic and | eee ieee | oe. pe, For protectin ia) Dist sterile. 67¢ 36e toilet and teeth and pico dies, good quality. white and safe. size. puff. Limit of 3 Limit of 2 Dor. “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” Limit of 3 Limit of 3 Limit of 3 Limit of 3 Limit of 3 our public show rooms which are maintained for : i Ny : me a - Limit of 20 } | Limit of 3 the customers of Electrical - a — aaeeetenneemenmeta PO NO In Ae ome Dealers and Contractors. F Se \ Frida y i Sep tember Sale Toilet Articles SCO ELEC. CO. 727 N.EI a t How Well Do YouKnow J}? AB ra : . fe a 5 tee | ae Cae) (YO » Another Merchandising Triumph Demonstrating the Mk TERENCE POULIN NS EO NEES PRES Og RE EF oper om FOS TREY NG Re Orns few tee ee ORR Mh RE ly RRR te ON PARE BEI aR ? bres - “> / ¢ a ee (Wholesale Distributors) s / The COMMONWEALTH STEEL Com aetna MP. is the largest steel foundry in the ene trict, the red ginres of the Mammoth steel ‘e ws : foundry fiash upon the skies Here ‘4 ° he - ] ; i. i 7 @«=ssCs mgs surecessfully made the la a oe | 0.00 yeglass Special . i intriente stecl cagtings see’ 1 llleoraary mirtente | atccl, cagtings ever attempted. ' Listerine | ‘oty’s Jap Rose | | Vegetable Palmolive ‘Sanat | | : YF A 77, ” this herculean task. menged in 7 ( , 2l1e, AP ' Soap Compound Shampoo — cal : , 7 OMMONWEALTH Pr eel 19 mae RS Ve , _ | iF a. COMMONWEAL STEEL COMPANY Ll c 2 25 Tam ne covers nhbout 70 acres inside of its plant Sale of New ee RY Nationally ad- 66c Lydia alae Olive of] Sham- Z9C fence and about 26 ; lan 3 ~ he ere Under roof. vertised antisep- pe te wopular wopular Wilycer- ham's Tonle for poo and dressink. Regular size, 12 be: Various devices for the great railwa | me ~ ~g ra Lim | Lim | ]] Dp HT” yn of 2 tie, : vent Origan odor. Pop or women. Gives lively luster, | | t OLDS GHT AND GP/, S$ RIG, “q the world are made here, such as Pullman Fall Felt Hats Seal aka ~oart§ Limit of 3 shampoo, toilet or cone ae ® eof 3 to —_ of 3 | & RN eR Nenpi oo e FF NOAA EG NER nh a Rance ily rate 4 + ? . 25c Spirits of Camphor, 2... soergugh Examination by Experts : if plant or industry which is een ra C all W Ebster 1490 WZ 25c Aromatic Cascara $1.25 Mavis Perfume 35c Size Williams’ Shaving Cream " ADING DISTANCE SEWING ? to the dynamic growth of S$ ne If you live in Webster or Kirkwood y 25c Peroxide $2.65 Piver’s Toilet Water. ... .$1.89 and 23¢-Oz. Bottle Aqua ’ : > & . of ot. Louis. and talk with Nugents without paying , 15c Epsom Salts; 1 Ib.. 9c; 3 for 25e $4.00 Coty’s Toilet Water . re i i GAr- ae , - teed N oe EN : Ss Lenses | , ot Bg St. Louis Number !s * Slade $1.20 Size Sal Hepatica $3.75 Coty’s Perfume...... 4. .$2.70 atisfaction [ IC % ¥ Duplicated North 50c Cuticura Ointment. . 34c ; eee. | ce | No Ice Mint i Face Powders “Wit.r" | Iptical Department, Main Floor, North Buildin Hinkle Pills i pa ; Floor, : Schoenfeld Tea Bag eee oo | Face Creams and Lotions | 60c McCoy's Cod Liver Tablets. . Java Rice Powder LIMIT OF THREE 60c She Baume Analgesique. .. .42c Derma-Viva Liquid Powder 50c Size, $1.00 Size Hines Honey Absorbent Gauzc, 5-yd. roll... .. 27c La Blache Face Powder and Almond Lotion. .30c and 780 $1.00 Size Lysol Manon Lescaut Powder J 89c Haut Ton Lemon Cream. s Ste 60c Djer-Kiss Face Powder.... 60c Size Daggett & Ramsdell a ee . Deod ts & Denilatori 25e Nugents Liquid Powder : ee gos ra ol ate See What You Save [Women’s Knit Vests, 10¢ | eodorants epliatories $1.00 Piver’s Face Powder se Djer Cold or Vanish ee ; 23c, 93c Peach Bloom Clay. 15c, 63¢ Crean ce tage i ay $1 Mavis Astringent Cream... .67c ’ : =|) Od , medi ize a sn oa ged Basement Continues Sale | $0c X-Baszin ....... 3 Talcums ‘“tWore’ OES secggete e ii | : ° THREE : | ton sweaters, with big 5Cc MZ 25c & 50c size Mum....16c and 32c | Toilet Soap 0:1 collars, 26 to 34.... ; “ - . - . g_- fy EV S i E K Neet . Palmolive Talcum, floral odors, - Ba. ’ ) | ; ’ Parker’s Tar Soap....14c, 3 for 42c ’ . , EE ee ee Aaa 18c Williams’ Tale ° Boys $1 00 Shirts / | : AmoOlin, large size im } 50c Size Non-Spi 35c Nadsco Taicum a cana tie cemacheed 78e _~ if f i | Mennen’s for Men and Baby Talc, lic » styles. Sizes 1234 to 14. ' , = - 35c Djer-Kiss Talc............. 22c a | Bovs’ . | Hair Preparations $1.00 Coty’s Talcum........ we +790 yeaa Fine plied Blouses Z st | 85c Dand aang Teor . S d . a a Message Range ps tales and fast color blue Scores of Fall Models a ee Se unaries . : ‘ “@hambray. Sizes 7 to 15 5O¢ 4 85c Wildroot Tonic... Woodbury’s Facial Soap, 3 cakes, 59c Pinaud’s: Eau de Quinine , Auto Sponges 7} $1.49 Lace Curtains Wildroot Shampoo i so a vo ("Manicure Needs _] d — Splerdid quality Egyp- FOR Z 50c Mulsified Coccanut “Oil : Lux Soap Flakes, large size... .: LIMIT OF THREE } tan yarn with overiocked ' 2acker’s Liquid Sham : $1.75 Ideal Hair Brushes - , tiges. Assorted patterns. SI I q _ ma Cutex Liquid Polish .......... 23c¢ Felt-Base Rugs Heavy quality, size 354.6. Seconds of $1.29 values. While 100 last. 50c "ae 4}. Hall Runner, Yard Black Marble Inlaid No. 89 without a ee selebene Kall 9 Ap Q. 3092979999 tees — . a ee ee pare ncorn tt ELLIE LOLOL EOL LOO OO LLL LLL TL NT OO IO AI ON Vint te Nei reap tena er nen HHA mee ei aa Maa AE gg $1.00 Size Cutex Manicure Sets. . $ WiLL” Tooth Preparations | 33° fp Socreuu “Ta Cutex Cuticle Remover ...... EY 3 range rae $1.00 Size Sapo-Fiixtr..........77¢ onl silt Rus cars beseeeer: ee | Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 50c Mary Garden Rouge....... Mirro Liquid Polish Two for oe L\t 35c Nadsco Tooth Paste . 45c Krinx Cream Remover .... Ger Midas Oh 8 ka the Usual \\ Squibb’s Tooth Paste. .......... 50c Pompeian Rouge Price : i Pebeco’s Tooth Paste aly Clippers fa OF Ge POC. se» | Syrup of $1 Size of One | ay 50c Size Kolynos Tooth Paste. . .29¢ Bath Salts, floral odors “Aaa f Lucky ‘ \ in er Revelation Tooth Powder....... 2ic “5c Tooth Brushes, ............ — Tiger W . : | ae 3 ies : \ % Ipana Tooth Paste 30Cc 25c Kicinert’s Puffs in Cases... ae omen s Hosiery, 3 Prs. nee Seldom are such charmingly made : , $1.66 Cote’s Combaces 73¢ Hair Tonic ee & « ¢'@ ee » " tumner, shown in many contrasting blocks. An ultra-mod- . good patterns. Special. ern suggestion by Armstrong... Poirted heel silk and high Silk D " es sold at such . xneeye : der, li-le feet and garter igh-grade Si paren | P ’s Palmolive $1.00 Water Bottles or Syringes, , ‘098. Slicht ievabulars. ‘ $i bi OP inaud “ : Oe. yaeres os wie iiat a low price—flat crepes, crepe Ro- . | j Snieaet: oben a die - M ‘ T , ‘a nue \ eretal | ‘ S aving 3 quart ; in laxative for ch'l- For dandruff A popular oni ens Two-lrouser Suits use. i ‘ ' (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) — Limit of 3 Limit of 3 50c Black Combs 2 - Sot 2 ; — A 50c Mavis Rouge ...3 > TAKE ORDERS : | 7 " maines, crepe-back satins, combina- ? ‘ 1.19 Prohibition Dog, filled with dren and adultes. ' ative for | Kar ee > | tion velvets, silk Georgettes with ° ° | 78e | | Cream | $ ie ee oS Rae setey os See re or ee oe te Be Ww shion Ve $7.50 ee | | . 1] Brushes. .... ~ Buffet Sets, Each 7 Mavis | 15c Imp. | Shaving - a A : Basement Sale! Winter Attractive designs stamped on good C D - Citian. | | Toilet or pied 7 e Lifebuoy L 7 a quality tan material. Very special. ‘ Lh om | Soap | . : ) , p . ne ~ “ i 4 \ . : f \ > 4 * , 7) . - / ; ' ° : o &..¥ . ri Produc fi 5 All Sizes 16 to 52 | : a ee tee ater Sc Rubber Gloves A BOOTHS TO Tooth ehys, nate. ‘carts cragousy. Lilac Vegetal 25c Razors, Ever-Ready orhan’s Assorted Stamped Pieces be tion || 6 Cakes | Included in this lot are buffet sets, ‘4 ’ om Va tea towels. fudge aprons, etc. é Pe i A 8 59¢ | -eree TIOOF Fl lA | “$1.69'House Dresses HH] | ogee || so | Ps ‘\, a , Very good quality dimities. $I 18 =: | Ana ces Borg verviene. | also dark colored foulards. Talcum: t h e |} Limit 2 Doren ® for 44c. Beata: , : ae beg vk ; Assorted sizes. te and ask to see Armstrong’s Pattern No. . | rath ee HA Underwear, 3 for $1 | . - > : 3 y) Ae 69c B) d Step-Ins. Satin- ly. It will win your tasteful eye much as it Hl aT ete, cotton.crepe and dimities. ng glance of decorators the country over : : Foal livias, pile fabrics, velours and - Satin Brassieres | 29¢ satin in . ° : Ar P li ined or of Armstrong’s Marbleized Linoleum! il Tay, sports Coats—kit fox, beaver- | =. Goot, Guaow widths. Sizes 30 | | —a | less that will not be denied. : ceuk, ette, and mandel trimmings. an ) A 68e | will eni corate Book i Se Th b> and 9%44Anch Se anaes be con es : | en, red, rese, ore turquoise, and illustrates the story with a ee ; | le! 73 | 7 4 . 1 ms veach, coral, pink, ivory, mavy and fascinating pictures Ae edie ; | . Basement Sale ‘ | Basement Sale of Women's ; —— To | Ring Mold ee ld creer * ae ro a (A) 2 . Fur Coats $5 to $8 F ALL SHOES | You can E ACH ag bem brioe a French make many blue, jade, receipt of ten cents. $79.50 to $100 Values : d e licious jungie, claret, navy; 40 in. eA 3 : Up-to-the-minute styles— , of d e licacies $2.98 Canton Crepes um Division, Lancaster, Pennsylvania | "at A Small she » newest Fall materials—straps, ; , with this C Also Crepe eggs in eee Long sleeves and ankle length. } : Deposit opera pumps, Oxfords, etc., a ) new “Wear- beige, Capri claret, juniper, roy 1206 Heyworth Bldg ™ : reserve any Ss inc luding — — & Ever” alu- blue, navy and black; 40 inch. .. b: . with small many sam- Se min wu m- : ples of high- S »/ ware. 7 e | . Red priced oe. ; : | ) The hard, thick + “Wear itrective 8 . % A [ n | e har shee ? plaids geometric Ino eum me the lot. = Ever” _— “ en pre inch ~ heat and coo rom ai Rayon 4 i: oe as well as the bottom, insures $1.49 oo medium and dark the | ouse -_ | i (Bargain Basement.) sy even, thorough cooking. CE EERNenen ; niin alia ath Fleer.) slips and home crosman pene gar R | “a 3 * 7 a , ; ; : ; i . vg . 7 ——— ~ a

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agp PY ee hE ara er oo J“ " : = Oe > __ ST.LOUIS POST-O PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : _THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH my — 7. i ¢ Dry Law Violations. | Ee \ Feat | Foataitn) | Fail | Fanaa) |} ars o a ‘rasan YL ILE. Sept. 22. —- et 3 alos Henry F-ppe of Breese enjoys the ‘ : distinction of bel g the only al- Th tat 5) ‘leged Volstead act violator to be — T nth \\ | \ tre ) ‘acquitted through a jury trial dur- 1 \ AS ing this term of sn beeen | uf atl NY ; he ‘6 tifie o buying } ' rst fe : The burglar escaped from the : . an In the four g No More Pumping scene, but later policé arrested | 4 ‘oa tints, for all types of | mmc No More “Bleeding” Robert Bradford, 19-year-old Ne- | 7a t; No. 2, medium; o, in St. Loui d dhe, ' : | eS. No. I, aural No. 4, dark. ° gro, in St. Louis, and announced he ' | § im [nn y NO. No Dragging Brakes admitted being the burglar. Brad- : yi is ee 4 | No. 3, nat , The SAFECO COMPENSATOR ford was found wandering at Elev- | ee . ame Lut news| we Yee “ait Fr ota ggg lia hog Fee aN Peed y Paris has contributed her loveliest new fashions easiness Cause oss of flui e , a ny . oe i 7 if ; : : : a pomcmes gs e eusomatically re the left arm. . 2. Pat mei = sfor wo inspirations for Se one Superbly plenishes lost fluid and “‘bleeds’’ out 2 | oe Bee : Fe alg 4 wrought silhouettes — straightline, wra fnfleered aie while you drive, ineuring (PATIENT ENDS LIFE BY HANGING, "Ra DAE age epee ga nee alles. — hydraulic brakes as | eM 2 i fi _ m , Others Wi chic side fiares ah ong as there is adrop of fuidin the | __- IN SANITARIUM BASEMENT | ar ~ i a fj side drapes. The vogue for geometrical supply tank. Fits practically all hydraulic ” : , | ’ za d : | beake equipped cars. Fully guaranteed. | “mthony Wiener, 38, Undergoing) = =—_/ | tucking, sunburst effects, finds many un- | Piay sal a Compensator ence "eam g Wha ih F a usual effects. The cloths are of ex- y- Anthony Wiener, 33 years old, a ee. % § e\y' t ceptional beauty The fur embel- Ask Your Dealer about It | patient, was found dead yesterday, es 4 Nae ea! ) | li ; 1 ““t f hi ‘ New BS a . i rt? * CARTY PRODUCTS CORPORATION | his body hanging from a rafter in bes a 3 / shments inciuce every .asnion pa | 2330 LOCUST BLVD. ST. LOUIS (8) the basement of a building of the y _ > WY able peltry. Black and many Arrivals All Sizes— All Widths ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Mclain Orthopedic Sanitarium, . are le ae new shades ' H; } d L H ] m4 GEO. CARL 6. FEITZ MOTOR SALES, _ aUEE, “We CRIS SG the sanita- | S87 AS oa LEFT: An ultra model a a a a Sa a 2922 N. Grand Av. riun® from Pittsburg, Pa., left notes | a: f of Edda cloth in new ne | Sa | Ret | ee ee | Oe | ee ee) alia eaten oo gs poe Day | addressed to R. J. Wiener, a broth- mee: _ 4 | tan. Furred in fine | VICTOR F. NELSON MOTOR CO., | ¢T. and Mrs. Hastell, a sister, both | ae ATE C- Fox. RIGHT unca d Taylor. , a. Ss | [ae iiss: COLLING poeess ant Zee - a of Perryopolis, Pa. The note , oe = Y Ss Molyneaux Cape Send your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET ACE AUTO CO., 1825 Oregon Av. were turned. over to the Coroner, | | a 2 be Coat of green WACHTER MOTOR CO., 2309 Gravois Av. | Who has Ordered an in ;uest for to- |, ee =| 7 Velvet. KESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. | MODERN ALTO RED a ares naw: | day. rn i ce 4 ip an a » BH x gare, . . ; e hi Y f- /\ ~ ood U"eseee"S (reas oe | Leeper” h Ureseee*h Use nnn.) ay ; st *%e SHOES in the height of Fashion arrive daily in each Bedell Shoe Salon— Style is foremost but here you may we . si a . ro if practice economy with good jud gment— for value supersedes as you will see #4 % when you compare Bedell low prices. ° . : 7. . iT) "teee*” } Uv00 oh Uesines”S rrr | U*seeee* «ff Vv Z F . or *ee wht / ' 4613 Olive St. At the sanitarium, policemen \ ae | were told Wiener recently had mg ‘~ KLINE S | seemed discontented. Apparently | ‘gio ow og Ae a\ — cant he had tied the rope about the | a 7 \% Sig ae ees rafter and had jumped from a “a é oe | D’Ciny washing machine after fastening nS of a . the other end of the rope about his - £ e , | ruso ‘4 lA 4 A neck. a t | se Truly Parison @s es , —= Watchman Wounds Auto Driver. & Poppe @ : 5 the Champs Elysee: ixth Stre | Walter Thompson, 17 years old, | a Negro janitor of 4243W Maffitt | avenue, took an automobile from : | in front of Summer High School, \ _ Cottage and Pendleton avenues, at X | 8:30 o’clock last night, and was . | driving recklessl: about the neigh- $ borhood when ordered to halt by | Asa Trump, Negro watchman at é ft this mar- | Poro College. Thompson continued . a ve ; . = AN =: thrill to the rapture 0 | driving, and Trump fired three You'll find that this collection 1s satisfyingly com ee f ke oe velous fragrance. Try some today. | shots, wounding Thompson in the | prehensive— Dresses for street wear, for afternoon a oe , - iz - 3 | One-Ounce Original Package pA parties, for early season dinners and the just begin- , (A ee | sf Y : Ree a, Vo £ | J 7 j ning dances! - Velvet, crepe satin, Georgette, Can- PS ee ) $3.50 tte and velvet com- Ve a | - ton crepe and the smart George s a ie: ‘e , % HES : : binations are used in such shades as Marron glace, 4 +>. 4 | he (May be bulk Seldom, Indeed, | | copper, coffee, stone blue, balsam, wine, black and Are Such Remarkable | | navy. > Stead Values Possible! | 7TH and RUSSELL BL. || Individualized te Wel a ES : Have Your Films. - Now in “TRUSO”—you, too, may ee al iss LS ‘Finished in Our SETAK perce Ih. 25¢ €- FALL FROCKS SMOKED BLADES, Ib. * FOR EVERY DAYTIME VAN CAMP’S PORK = AND EVENING NEED AND BEANS, 3 cans... 20¢ te “4 t 7 i t re i? 2% a | we 4 ae a San | ~ Pe > Be oe, 7 > +* . wy he : fa $ ys ft ? - ty ft: a 4 ~a £3, $5 =H ‘4 2 24 rT. | “a ‘. ; Bb | ee: # vounteas eres, py Soong ; mode. Not a clever new style detail Sure, Quick. No Scar, | a 3 ee . ines PNR ate os tron Send hte Pon wang ' PON 28 oe , - SE Sy i, eas sai icles redo Be ay Ry Pr anos is. a a ne ‘ SAG sept Ay eee —— ' | ae Te At the Season’s Lowest Price! Sa le | F e | ft H at s! Ve | vet s! N E al : FS ff } : : For Business! For School! Hemorrhoids © ial BL: For Sports! Featuring Large Youthful Head | * “44 ~_ 2? A great selling of wanted cotton Jersey Bal- | * oo | briggan Frocks in one and two piece effects. The Sizes for Women | 4 : celebrated rea sagless weave insures their ap- | | ‘ie pearance and long wear. A fine selection of sty! Every Hat is a brand-new, last-minute \ | : | . © and trims to suit every type of Sea Satan , style, secured at tremendous price con- tails as belts, buttons, fancy pockets, silk braid, : ; cession, 7 or offered in this sale at the pleats and fancy ties. In New Tan, Forest Green, el #B >2n4 dipped. Worthy of a much almost unbelievably low price of $1.89. Napoleon Blue, Mulberry, Powder Blue, Rose iy 7B C'sher price. but offered here as Hundreds of attractive styles in bl ‘- oe =. ! hose who ttke lt alt aadeon in black = and others. . ‘ comme for cK F | MISSES’ : WOMEN’S : LARGE SIZES _ I 49¢ Pound | | Per box, 66c st all druggists. Ask for | va . Ps ‘ KLINE’S=—Maia Poor. —~ ww, 4 - \

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~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ =-THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH had Sake ne ee Ea : A ) | : i aes | . &@ : St. Louis Stores : Ree 4 9 . | By Batter & koro T his Sale Easy to Dispose Jv. AUIVCE i x Fy : at All ofas Tissue — | | = ean 515 Olive St. 98 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. . G Pps ener th & Wodtnes Walgreen Si onaommgy ah f OE a ne ee ae Ea act RN Sa tm ay —" apse - Grand nlaeton , ( Jelmar -* ; the conven Stores in the sanitary Kingshich way —" ; Ene Rene EA D RUGS WITH A fF EPUTATIO IN” iS = St. Louis | qualities of Ko- N , y ondert ul $4) . ! il Oo S e | i ‘ . ; of tissue. No laundry. Bh on | New Purchases. | any 4 7 A Z p | | Right Reserved to Limit leases oats 144 Drug Stores tat a ty es sonra” .r for h ilk Lin g e rie tn 3 RY b\ 7 i Talcum | « > P 2 Packages MP» 29¢ [Friday and Saturday Specials—Offering me $395. OT cece ees es Worth ‘peut ~, Wet veces | WorthW hile Savings in Drugs and Toiletries |: :ic:. rx Ideal for after bath, shave — . - No laundry—discard like POWDERS---TALCS DENTAL NEEDS Gowns! Teddies! Slips! Dansettes! ae \. BB or tor oe hig song mer Dansettes! Bloomers and Step- Tae Fae two cas at thls tow Pes tissue Mavis S0c Pebeco Face Powder Cc Tooth Paste 50c Java Rice 60c Forhan’s 39 Cc —e AER ERG? ee 2 o —— aw —_ —— NEI at cere oe eens Rane RY NY te = ae ee ee te ee tee Dey ONE Ree AORN ge ETE Rg te eran hey * " ae CORR Ore RO Ce pe ete Be sie eh rcat mae ata RP MA AO A Re 5 eek» Sena heen eens sorta ease ag EL oper tee Amelita Face Powder 69c 50¢ Pompeian Day Cream 420 $1.00 Farr’s Hair Restorer 93c 30¢ Kolynos Tooth Paste Z7C 65e Barbasol Shaving Cream 4.9c 75¢ Dorin Rouge 4A4 4444444 _A aS Ae DD . J Facial Soap 3 Bars 59c 35c Gets-It For Corns 29¢ LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE For Glistening White Teeth have ever offered at $3.95. Fine’ Tonic Face Powder FOOGR Paste .occedcece uveneean Crepe de Chine, Satin and Geor- 2se M s 30¢ Dr. n’ Mee S.. Face Powder Sake abl gette exquisitely trimmed in 25ce Squibb’s 60c Wilson’ Talc—2 for .....0. Reiiiakecns 45c 3 o Cc Cc ; fine laces, net footing, em- CREAMS—LOTIONS SHAVING NEEDS broidery and applique. 50c Dimmitt’s 50¢ William's Many in dainty two- tone effects. Oth- Magic Touch Cream Shaving Cream 50c Hind’s Honey Peau Doux Lustre Hair 25¢ Mennen’s ers smartly tai- lored. KLINE’ S— and Almond Cream ....0.0+:+- Shaving Cream Dressing 4 he for: Meee 606 6eteceihedes 50c D. & R. Relentless . 2.50 Twinplex Cold Cream - with tough Keeps the Stropper " s P " a ‘ , q ne 3 » . = oes a . be Oe eee ee MEN LIGAND: ALOR Ah OE ES 50 APIO IO ty nt tent A ry hd * VERE Ponta Seery ‘ ae eerie ee eee oe. oe > ~ WRAP Ire rege mens ee a nee - 4 + Counteracts§ acidity. Cleans and whitens the teeth. Consistent use of Listerine Tooth Paste will prove beneficial to the teeth. 21c 2 ETAL PO 4 tO ED ata Tt A rete Fi Siam nee Tyson W ater Bottle 8 9c — = Main Floor. hair riche 5 : 73h | in the four glowing new $0c. Luxuria ' beards, but looking and Sse Ever-Ready tints, for all types of beauty. her loveliest new fashions Cold Cream Tubes | always kind orderly with- aim Blades; 3 packages these Coats.. Superbly straightline, wrappy chic side flares and > for geometrical finds many un- 0 GO GE AG TRO EINE Sig LRA 4, « hie ARRON ee Hee aia in No. 1, light; No. 2, medium; No, 3, natural. No. 4, dark. to tende out making it 35¢ Frostilla skin. Kec greasy. S50c ert] 50c 50c bottle. TNR sig venenese Senne nes'es tube. “4 Shavolin ie 37C TOILET SOAPS | Freshly Made Justrite FOR THE HAIR {0c Lax Cold Cream Cleaning Fluid 1S¢ Pinend’s Eox 69¢c Toilet Soap; 3 bars Takes epots De Quinine, 4-0z. .., tere wnee. and stains ~ - > ; 10¢ Creme out. 8 wn 75¢ Wyeth's Oil Soap; 10 bars finest fab- : Sage and Sulphur rics, quickly .t* 4 Se Guest ‘ and éasily. $1.25 Doe not’ ix panty Ivory Soap; 10 bars Perfection ig alwaye initia “ pad Kolor-Bak 10 C fresh when you buy it. 35e can ¢ Uocoa Made every day in our : ; $1.00 Herpicide Almond Soap; 3 bars own dabora- r _— Sorte ; For the Hair a c jar DEW Crystal Pure Deodorant Instant Non-Perspirant Dew instantly and harmlessly stops excessive perspiration and body odors. It may be used at any time on any part of the body. Colorless, odof- . less and harm- less. Dew solves your hygienic problem by completely deodoriz- ing sanitary pads. in dainty bot- tles, : : 51.00 Lysol a Disinfec*ant 89c 25c Castor Oil, 3-Cxz. 19c 6c California Syrup of Figs bli de iii hhbh hh phan phpbb hhh hhh hb hh | ! . DO OOOO 0O0OOF0 06 OOOO OO 0 O4000444004446464444440444444646 446446464 464464h544 / -New Arrivals for Friday _s AR ARR KR RARER LL LL RR AKA AL AAA AAA AAA DAA AA AA A AAA AAA A AAA AA AAA A AAA AAA A A AAA AAA AA AA A A AAA AAAS DASD DDD DEEEA EEE D SD ADDS DODDS DAS DS OS ODD ODDS SDSS SDS 64 OOD 44 DODDS SL ODDO DDD OSAMA a sSQDENT - Th=IGDINE Tooth Paste Tube 39c ae D’Ciny Truso 4 Perfume as Truly Paris.an as : the Champs Elysee: The Parisian lady of fash- ion has long s SS) been preme | whe 0 in her subtle 8 selection of 2 Perfumes. : Now in “TRUSO”—you, too, may | agly pee: me ¢ z= | fz: thrill to the rapture of this mar- afternoon oa ooU \/ & | velous fragrance. Try some today. ire, Can. | One-Ounce Original Package

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oT ea eS 5 ie bet ae ae cae sal rao sig a ae Sp re e s Oa 3 — ge ae ee ARABS Ss -: At Guerdan’s you'll find ex- JI | —— | : we : actly the Hat for you— your _gelect You may select an assortment of colors ie ae . our shad . . ee os 9 PR : aa» e See to make up your box of three pairs! | ~~ S22 , | om oe y your stock a a ® Tas style. every This Is a Sale of Wonderful Perfect, Full-Fashioned Chiffon and Service Silk Both Qualities Silk Top to Toe At Taal GUERDAN SI forced Feet for Extra W Ae PA Se | agi ‘All Shapes and ¢ Lisle-Faced Hems and Reinforced Feet for Extra Wear ee . . i “ J ¥ s 7 ' ¢ : * a Loe, 2 - > tz = Sa Pn re ~/ P ‘ Sa tor in. ie rr) Fe he aS -y! 4 a9 7 Na io S “ - . a ~ - oF an F > ’ ‘ wer A3 w * : a ‘ i : c P Jin 3 ~ : : ] a ; te ; ; — oO 4 5 te ‘ ° - eee z Pras » Ff ea ‘, el ab : «tat Wew Colors! : Largest Exclusive Hatters PAGE 10 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH f gypsy women,” Mitchell said, “but{of the good name of the Roma- | RLALYOUNG TO BE ("act rrr seuc| 22252 | > . Licutenant of Costello at . - FEDERAL RESERVE Sipe Doubts That Sap cum Sale Specials for Friday and Satarday ! uine Romany Woman. Leo G. Desorby, vice president Cent uo inten a Es] WY ALL PAPER 1::: BOARD GOVERNOR Devuty Sheriff Brinkhouse of St. Clair County went to,the gypsy en- remarkable offer. campment rear Dupo, LiL, yester- foe ann ae ae gai buy your Wall to 3 5 Cents day, t> try to find the two gypsy — at ee —. os po Paper a Roll ° tainable attractive gns, new low women who. he said, robbed him of aoa Combinations seld caly with bean- Nothing priced Minneapolis Banker Who $195 while pretending to tei! his|[M titul borders or bands. Be sure you are in — R F M | fortune. Webster’s—ask! —s cag — ose rom essenger, Desorby failed to identify any of ss : i worth up to $2 a I the women in the camp, but was THE BIG STORE roll. Boy Named Member in) paia $195 by George W. Mitchell, BSTER’S 809 Place of D. R. Crissinger. nes edeee dee WE N. 7th St. and Romany pugili champion. “TI do not think they were real ‘J By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Roy A. Young, who began his career me as a bank messenger and rose to g the governorship of the Minne- SMALL apolis Federal Reserve Bank, is to | GRAND 7 become the head of the Federal Reserve eystem of the United intes | —da safe investment Appointed by Persident Coolidge 2s a member of the Federal Re- : Tid tees. Vous ween: quaiity- Preference for the Vose evidences keen discern- ing for the office will be designat- ment and one’s appreciation of true and lasting ed governor of the beard. He lakes piano quality. At its price the Vose style 10 is the place of D. R. Crissinger of % : Ohio, who recently resigned from a value which cannot be duplicated. the board’s governorship. Yourg will serve under a recess appoint- . Equitable Allowance on Your Present Piane ment until the Senate acts on the Convenient Terms of Payment confirmation of his nomination. Young announced at Minneapo- AEF O | N lis that he would accept the ap- A pointment when he receives the official notification. Meanwhile, i COMPANY of MISSOURI Edmund Platt of New York, vice and W.P. CHRISLER~PRESIDENT., governor, will continue to func- tion as acting governor until Young ao ¥8 ticrgaardy = STREET assumes the post. y an uo-Art Representative ; —— re =e S Seeemnger of the | SEND your WANT AD to the PUST-DISPATCH and GET Ree e merquerte {Mich.) Fast National RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. Pass 914 Leek a Your Bank in 1900, Mr. Young served = = OLIVE RB at Bia és an official of several Michigan | se , 3 ai Beare: . very Banks until he was named the LS aie aa _ = en Sn en ee Be A Be Re Pe ae . Minneapolis Reserve Banks’ gov- im ante sasinaiahisiseoenstisans:ccc2s2--ss2ssnaenenoanesases SESS SSS ESSSSSSSESSSSSS SS SSsss eases eccescecssesscesiscssssssssessseceneseegs ernor in 1919. He is 45 years old. ; Crissinger resigned to accept a Position as chairman of the ex- : 22 * - ; ~ ti ittee of the F. H.|' Ws OR | ae Smith Company, a Washington in-| {78 Pts) FOR 30 YEARS THE GARLAND NAME HAS BEEN EVERY FUR COAT CHOSEN IN THIS EVENT WILL” Ey vestment -banking house. = wt i’ a tose A GUARANTEE-©OF SATISFACTORY FURS =* | Gos PAY ITS WEARER BIG DIVIDENDS SP Says Negro Stabbed Him. : } } ] 1 1 ] ) } ] } ) } ] ] ] } } ) ] ] } ] early today by a Negro in a lunch- stand at 1015 North Grand boule- vard. He says the Negro jostled him and when he struck back the 33 , Sr : Negro stabbed him and fied. ¢ » eo a _ : ; oe * iota ; | 4 4 E ; : : "ibis tone for” | = IAS) Direct From the Display of a Noted Producing Furrier Friday and Saturday Only | (): J |

2) Re and ; ae : eS ea ig ss ON’SALE, STARTING FRIDAY ~ ‘ Be Te, Be er ne Ee is. oe Pater ea . ae : ~ = + Bs 5 ata eae OFF, 4 > aii | fi ) WO hundred and fifty brandnew Fur Coats, fresh ao «Fae : : x! trom their designers. 140 from the showroom, 110 AT VIRTUALLY TODAY’S | trom the reserve stock, of a producing furrier whose ye gpacadigagy : he creations are outstanding in style and value when sold Moritz Optical Go. 4 . at regular retail prices. Our purchase, at a sacrifice Corner Washingtos Avenve W: oe price, brings values to Garland’s which a nation-wide Ve - search would not duplicate! ag - ) he €' ) usually large regular stock of Far Coats has been especially marked for s ‘S| FO) | event. Truly a Gallery of Fur Fashions from which to choose a Coat ab WENNERSTEN S ‘Ai TS (i) “ay much better advantage than could possibly occur later! a REAL HOPS [Ra , . r | RICH MALT ‘ bite > Fine Rin, Each Fur Coat Is Priced as an Individuai Piece There Are No Collective Price Groups Ultra-Smart Individual Models, Priced From ‘77 © *1170 'HERE IS NOTHING ELSE RR, € _o oN IS a NA ad at Styles are the latest Winter modes, many never shown before. The furs = _ LIKE II eh \ ps ample A) ) m \J include Eastern Mink, Ermine, Leopard, Alaska Seal, Hair Seal, Hudson NO/ NOT ONE ma) OX Scarf: Ny Eh 1/7 iB Seal, Mole, Squirrel, Jap Weasel, Muskrat, all shades of Caracul, Calf and % THE HICKEL COMPANY MN $22.75 to : 14 Pony and numerous others, with elab orate and costly trims. 4 Se i 90 Ne ma bat SUE Unusual Feature... . All Sizes © ashionably important fluffy fox pelts in = sig | s ‘ : : oo natural red, white, silver cross, silver | / f an. ay, | The maker wno provided these Samples shows. = beige, brown, cocoa or platinum } , : } Wt Uy, ae / this — in wade 5 2nd for the jumr — ! A OY \\ S : 10r and the miss as as women s extra SIZE% Thus we can unhesitatingly invite those wit" smaller or larger than the regular figures to attend. ~ a, 3 » Pd Pi : % ae . aa 47 re x or ae 4 - cS y 7 risow aie g ditas PAA A) ae wed teri Ure ; hee“ PE yA regex; ‘ * a : ae sain iedaaibdaaadtiee ata) = be 2 ee OA OP ae whine en ey ned Nabe te orth Da Abin ty ihe canna lar Peer etande ’ WE GR ABS ae Si 4: "Ee on Sint war 8 Ly p48 0 bs ¥ a rs x? ik os wel Se semi aN AE: hae vee BOO TAS SP 2. . sade Sema esep ie At. Rte Pers SEN, my aes nvelegaet ae e Liye ott ‘\ , Oe +e: Re pelo are Fk ete ade 5 i Pei wba . » ioe! _~ a & . ’ lea” at , : ene ier Ue ” ne 3 ie ee iP a 3% $ per ape or 1 5 ath ee ¢ a aay P e» a $ al x .) d . a am y s y . “ event) ie * ia OF ty :*s t 9 oS ve rhs gee ¥ es Fur Coat Sets ae rey a Ai GY ‘ | 28 | —_ Includine H a ee tere ee 4 , v You are promised the most diversified collection of Fut “= ncludsng Flat to Match | 7 oo at ie - . oe .£s he 7 | Coats you have ever seen in one store! Choice peltty, | $ SS) 50 + > wy FF > | | superb workmanship, prices which you had not imagined s 4 Tag Rw 7 § as | | would be possible again this year! a ond es) Se i i 7: . 4 Coats purchased now may be charged payable in Novem ber. A deposit will place arty Coat in the Will Call, ot an IBP account, payable monthly out of income, may BE = Ss aN aia ae <: Friday in Garland’s Fur Salon—Third Floor *

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THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE ll 8-CENT FARE INCREASES U, R. the operation of a business in that| San Diego Greets Lindbergh. district is in violation of réstric-| By the Associated Pree. tions made in 1880 and ts damagi SAN DIEGO, ‘ ; REVENUE ONLY $1477 A DAY to property values. Most of the Charles A. tenghinan vonubied ton F R E E. L E C | U R E S Estimate Was That it Would Bring | jodgers at No. 4252 are St. Louis; Diego yesterday on his national air $4000 a Day or More Over Pniversity students. Kattelman | tour. He was given a rousing wel- * Former 7-Cent Rate. could not be reached for a state-| come in the city where his trans- ’ When the Public Service Com-/ ment. Atlantic “Spirit of St. Louis” was pp syc O ogy mission granted the United Rail- * built. moras ees coetinn tar a ~ || HEALTH—HAPPINESS—SUCCESS company’s revenue would be in- ed more than $4000 a day. HARACTER crer that erved trom a Tsani| POR S : OUT WOME N st iar fare, si 2 ~ A compilation by the Receiver How to Read People at Sight covering the period between July : 5 and Sept. 15 shows that revenue has been increased only $1477 a day. The reason is that 2,053,802 qane ryan men fewer passengers rode street cars than in the corresponding périod SIXTH anp LOCUST | 2 ke of 1926. | 5 RISE. Ss ld’ Increasing competition from the e e , BF gl Sa The W . Ss Most Fam ous private automobile, motorbus com- * rd oy | al Sellin Frida ‘ey ae 3? Practical P sychologist petition and an industrial slack are ge ae ees, ee _ ' th believed to have been the chief : Oe Se es os I Whe DAs the SMMACUES CF AAT hs mice xs ing broken all records of at- contributing factors. Gat re The 8-cent fare was established | ee mgr waged “ j et my Re go en for a period of six months during ~~ | neta, Boge e y year tory ; : ’ Ree coe ee a of Carnegie Hall, New York which time the city was to prepare | ~ my Ore oe Ee. ee ee ee , | rer 2 : iB . We ee and lecture platform in America. permanent. é s eee . THINKS LONDON PROFESSOR en \\\\\ ia! eh y September 25 DIED A MARTYR TO SCIENCE] “Q\NQBRmm 4.’ | ; (aan y ates To Prof. Stokes Bitten by Mosquito | Used in Yellow Fever Research, | | ae E) (Every Evening 8:00 Except Colleague Believes. | atti | Be. | : 4 Y) a | oe: : Sept. 29) By «the Associated Press, | | yy ‘) 1 aan} . ™ Clip This for Dates LONDON, Sept. 22.—The belief that the death of Prof. Adrian u¥ | WK ) | ii | : Stokes of yellow fever was that | fl — Nearail | : of a martyr to scientific investi- | f | \ gation on the very eve of his re- | | 3821 LINDELL BLVD. : ’ turn from West Africa with his ask all but accomplished was ex N a4 SOME OF THE SUBJECTS: pressed today at -Guy’s Hospital w g Medical School. It was from this y school that Prof. Stokes obtained SUNDAY, SEP a 25 g leave of absence to conduct re- } The New f searches as a member of the Rock- New W ] Dr Guctenn Heath sam Seaeee — ee ce cs oad efeller yellow fever commission. Commenting on yesterday’s an- MONDAY, SEPT. 26 nopemmen: Sy GUERDAN , SS : WO That Will Suit You Perfectly _ At Guerdan’s you'll find ex- Come in Friday or Saturday and actly the Hat for you — your __ gelect from a large and unusual shape — your shade— your tock that includes practically style. every variety made by Stetson. Wear the Guerdan-Stetson That Suits You Perfectly Sizes to 8 : $8 Up ares - o ~ n> ruppatbienggie . RRS Fone I we I Lee ee gp Coe Et Kee _. -. +... SL SL L SL LL DL DL -» LL LD DL LD DD» - - DL DL DDD DDD DD DDD DS rvyTryrTyrTrTYrrTrTrT.r,ptjgfgT}jT t't TXT, 't',t'X'',,'' T's," *""" tee eb PRG Bip me RL OK i i i a i ee i a i ~_-— —_ . "ge, > alee : ——_ ~ apexes DISPATCH and GE : «4 | ) TAIN for ANYTHING. | ; Look at Your Hat, 13 SOUTH = . ih Everyone Else Does! BROADWAY Prof. Stokes had died at Lagos, many functions and how it works. How to use the marvelous West Africa, Dean T. B. Johnston Splendid styles and values for Fall service. of -Guy’s, expressed the belief that Materials are Wool Crepe, Jersey, Twill and power of the subconscious mind for Health, Success and Happi Prof. Stokes, who was 40 years Serge, in all Fall shades. Choice of many After this life, what? What is God? ] >. old, had caught the disease from |] St¥!€s- t - 1¢ one of the infected mosquitoes he Minter eee ae — ore Science. What it is and how to use it was keeping for experimental pur- poses in his fight against yellow ~September Clearance | TUESDAY, SEPT. 27 IES yes lla cceaeiane WILL 14 8 i oy a 66 99 The Greatest Law in the Universe Just Lately Understood and D =P tt od SMETITITITITINIIIITI TI TITTLE TITLE LETTE TTT Tae eT TT Wi | 4 | 4 ‘d - y Y ITS WEARER BIG S Oy | (one MOTHER WHO STRUCK TEACHER | Buult-In “‘Stout-Arch”’ Shoes plow 10 Use It for Your Immediate Success and Happiness, FOR CORRECTING CHILD FINED : it can be eliminated. The Unseen World. Judge Grants Stay on Good Be- | ; y ‘ havior; Instructor Says Assail- ; ne WEDNESDAY, SEP Te 28 ant Used Chair Rung. : ee What Is Love? How to keep it. Héw to change your position. “If you’re going to beat my W/ we & i How to overcome Heredity, Failure and Adverse Environment. child, I’ll beat you.” y ‘ ' Dr. Bush will give free test characterganalysis rcadings of With those words, Miss Levetta | - i, strangers from the audience. : . . — bb 6646456 6464 46444444646466 6444646 4444.644 6446 4644644464546 4 64446 bb acl i Ni i li Ni i i Mh hh hh eh hh i i i i pnp hn hhh, ,% Henson, teacher in L’Ouverture School for Negro children, testi- Formerly Priced fied today in Police Court, Mrs, 4 Susie Locust brought down the |} ses te 11 to $8.50 Widths A to EEE SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST AIN tor ANYTHING. rung of a chair upon Miss Hen- ° son’s head. Mrs, Locust said she had _ en- ——— tered the schoo] for a peaceable discussion—even if she did have . »} the chair rung in her hanf—of the| F : fact that Miss Henson had struck her child on the arm in punish- H| ment the day before, Sept. 7.| | of | Provisional Judge Spencer, sitting ‘S | for Judge Rosecan, fined Mrs. Lo- ae OD BT cust $25, but stayed the fine on &/O fo O/& wAS/ VYCTO PERO ME PS PRISE. OER in At S95 OI Be _ _* ra ve * me Be ee - a Pa o o e y 4 = = — = & » a a 4 5 . ¢ $ j >i Ly iz ? e Pes A ee as A > > = #2 i i 2 z , a5 . ~ 5 r ¥ ws rai ? y ’ be = = a So Luxurious : oe elton Dissias Te ae Fl. ployed in such abundant fash- Tawny Birch AT REDUCED PRICES §& | : Napoleon EXPEKT OPERATORS | Newest Pinched lue MARCEL. FINGER , WAVE or WATER Effects! Balsam Green : ‘al , — we. IN) ion...or in such unusual variety. fs S WS STE Ae ane many never shown before. The furs bik (/ ga ge 'N) Every Parisian couturier adds his F opard, Alaska Seal, Hair Seal, Hudson Anh ) a, as: Yat | original touch of fur to this sea- kra | aie [ith ' WAY T son’s Coat mode. Sonnenfc!d’s Cr t, all shades of Caracul, Calf and ye 8 Q ih Re SR! BA collections embrace literally every- E | tab orate and costly trims. | : yi) ey thing new in fur treatments... oe es Popular Vagabonds! fas iA i 2 77) 6 wl | FACIALS, HAIR BOBBING eZ long shawl Tuxedo fronts, volu b Bg —y, OttaheBece Styles “oe Skul! Caps Etc., Etc. Newest Crowns! APRA AAPROARAR SOR, minous collars, huge elbow cuffs and deep borders...at prices that meet every purse requirement— $79.50 to $395 (Sonnenfeld's Coat Shops—Third oer ' nusual Feature... . All Sizes t maker who provided these Samples shows ion in the saucy petite sizes for the jun- and the miss as well as women's and extra sizes. us we can unhesitatingly invite those with wler OF larger than the regular figures to attend. PERMANENT WAVE—Spe- celal this month Cugene Wave IDEAL ‘nor 3 Baey~ ey vip 20-21-22-25 Holland Bids. | i 400 Larg e€ and Extra Large 21 tN. ith St. GArfield 7599 Head Sizes Are Included Also Tiny, Bobbette, Medium and Regular Head Sizes, of Course ee RA RARARAPARABA ~~ ee i = PAAR RAPBAR PARR OA RAPS AR PAPALAAA BARA AEA i ll a | New Silver Table Appajntments The Early American motifs are necessarily complementary to your yment Arranged in Severa! W ays ro 5 . is } Early American furnish- C; i ings. Let us show you purchased now may be charged payable in Novem- xs SS | ~ ° : : ' _ A deposit will place any Coat in the Will Call, or y S | § these lovely creations. TBP account, payable monthly out of income, may be “oe J , i” *Seeawe es \ j re Friday in Garland’s Fur Salon—Third Floor 4 || S /. we 1 2 BOLLAND'S a fe : | 1 ¢ Lecust at Tenth Jewelers for 79 Years d are promised the most diversified collection of Fur ts you have ever seen in one store! Choice peltry, rd workmanship, prices which you had not imagined d be possible again this year! “ry ; —_, a aa nner —ae te - %. ey oom a a a & SE SF: GF ae ae a ee BS 35 eee cay : Se eR one Saabs “5 ae i pi oe S i x a ya 4 ai % ee ees Ee coh giana iy. ae Ss Se oe ean SN Sig ind t-te we ; ran a é ie Stk Meee os, tO OY oe ee a Dee? Smeg Re eS HG ¥ et. eierw 25 S So et, ee ae “eee “ % fe y Si R aire m x SS 7 n @ ee ae we ear ee WE eee tte a es LPee ie 3 &

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fey: Fa Rae iss aah os o. ney-Dempsey fight, while “Pee- + vy" 45 iic@ McQuhae, tenor, who has sung quently over KSD in the Atwater | g Ee Oo E G Kent Hour, will give a recital in the crystal studio at the show. for men A committee from the St. Louls tadio Trades Association has been ++ ; appointed to welcome Federal Ra- 922 Olive St. vo dio Commissioner Henry A, D6@:-| oreBiteart Ba Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Pas Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ~ a . are the pelts. is Women’s Coat Shop—Third Floor. | ~ ~ orrect Fall material for . Pee er blouses: <i eee Yard York and the Elizabeth Arde! semi-tailored frocks. Salon. — Sik Plaza—Second Floor. CARE <A * << Aff Ze KKK ede A ss < a, Me Z ta a —< Private consultations @ without charge and may be Handkerchief private and personal as 9 S wish. We invite you to quares Miss Bliss Friday. S Men’s Irish Linen Squares, with col- Toflet Goods Shop~+-First Flos aa ored borders and colored drawn (i | 3 threads. To be hemmed. Each 5 C zs Women’s Irish Linen Squares, ? 3 C st. 2 riday Candy Special — with colared drawn threads. Each | - : : Black Walnut Brittle ¥ | Plain colored Handkerchief Linen, e yard wide. Regularly $1.25 | Pp ound Box, 39c yard, at $] Cardy Shop—First Floor. Linen Shop—Second Floor. ; — ¥ ‘a3 ae Sy Many Fall Needs Are Specially Pri cet 5 in the Notions Shop ew Fail Buttons | Narrow Girdles | Rubber Tea” 50c to $1 Dozen 89c Each _ Anvrons, 35c Eas Buttons for suits or dress- Pink satin and elastic gar- | -rubber & s. in ivory, celluloid. Two ter Girdles with six hose » opular sizes may be chosen supporters. Five inches wide 1 all shades. _ im front. Regularly $1.2s. Wardrobe B | $3.75 arte _ Sanitary Aprons Al-Lon Garment Bags 30¢ Each hich will hold several gar- | These are lightweight pink nents. 55 imches long, ina | rubber with silk top. As- | netal frame. Regularly $4.50. | sorted sizes. Regularly 7s5c. | Regularly $1.25. Dress Shields | ; | Pillow Dolls alt ae eae 2 | $1.29 Each”, Green, tan. orchid and rose La stuffed £ shields with double-covered Pink web Belts, with satin Plea. i purposes. _ out top. Sizes two and Pins have pretty faces and & three. " = ) % Bh POND tC Be 20 - pan CORIO OOO CT A: a <—SS + meme SS wal SS "ad Z ee a

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—_ _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927__ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH seeeneesiiaiaiia ‘ say . , a 2 La” a‘ ; ~« NX a i aL il ss] [OT is I a] css] no] se [o] ws] an [|e [ss] owe] ws [ 6] an [Jn] ans] [ea We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps " 2 J Los ee : . —_ - — . See's al ie iad tole quae § by ate . ‘ 2 acne e “ . - : | te | : 2 eal +4 once : : - ae , = re P ’ ; ry 3 POWs ia ees 2g a > pe e: : | , , - - - | . ’ Se ee 8 US Ae SS et “hi e + - - a _ aes e ‘ee “ee io: c abs va wl ; Re ~ ~ » . » ~ meet “ oe ap - ° on — 5 me Ba — ; : a | i > t a * ° Ag v i . Ric RA 4 a Bal Ss re ; ea 9 | | i R E ~ .% —_ = 4 : . f Py 4 4 A . ‘s 2 tr i. , %” eh) He : ah + 6 [00 ane om g:00 to 0:0 wf , : a . - — - ——% - 4 ~ a " | 7 . 4 ’ % : eo : 4 Rss » ee “ap : : ; * 2 , eae wi : , 5: 4 a 3 Z . o : oy. _- y ’ es é a Sy ; Rak: a4 ; . # ’ es | ; | 7 Re: a 4 ; . r’s New Styles— | } Featured Groups | | : In Largest Variety at St. Lou is’ Dominant Store tor Men! for 4 } inter wer eae ee a ee ee a er ree oe a ee ee Se ay ™ + 4n0 “ee, Pat rare i ae i. Oe ’ a. : aes k fete Re q Assortments are so comprehensive and all-in- clusive that. men of every typé are assured of Authentic Styles—Women’s, Misses finding exactly what they want. The new style \. Vos . and Extra Sizes—Exceptional tendencies — both here and abroad — are repre- 4 y ae Values—Friday Only at sented and renowned foreign and domestic looms \ Ben) be contribute their choicest fabrics. Rain and cold more 4 1a giy. $ p: 2 5() resisting, wrinkleproof and eminently smart. ih fe Cr 3 ng } Uy | “y ———— Select yours now! ? f eeees net. opreve se SRN MO ET i SO a RE Sy Rat Byte ate 8 bella vtes Whine RUE a» => ees Agee lis eee ee oe “ = ET AE TT TL LE ALO OO LLL LLL LOLOL LLL OL ALL T, flared and draped lf = | - oe : 4 Aven |. 3 @.If you would select a smart Winter Coat of fashionable wool- |/Mim= ms Se $ a 5 ware 4 at unusually moderate cost, come to the Beth fur*atound bot. li a = — oe A t : “t : Basement Economy Store early Friday. 4 A toe | i et ip a | ii : a This special group combines correct style m the entire front— || ; : KN, AL. sey : with sound values and offers splendid ed in mushroom or ||# a £X’ % tM Y/N (eee a yn choice. Fashioned of soft broadcloth, suede, Beige, platinum and Bm. | -2 {| Fully draped box-model Topcoats, ia’ Pays oh ord venise and Bolivia with fronts or shawl col- f, marten, silver kit, |r ? | , : IR Rr browns—stripes, mixtures and overpiaids, too. nioboats lars of harmonizing furs. , : ’ —.. Y/Y. \ as “ pays : abeaver (dyedconey) |B) = Wr] 2 ‘ ¢ fam ee Straightline, PA par and Tucked oat Shop—Third Floor. ~ | i Sh INA : / \ Se: 5() 4 , In Black and the New Fall Shades E AVA : > , | 5 A . : | Basement Economy Store ee Fee - 7 als OR Oe, Abe: * - aos he ee a Je Ae er at a ee ee ee ee en ee ee ee er eho crt. ier | = oy hy vei Py Sy ie “ ee ie ” nahidl . i, neh. 0 pun > ee ee yer i ceER - a, an Hie, wk > ‘ 6 Ores > aA S ary 1 She oly Mele epee - ~ . ; ‘ 4. 1 ae Ne Pp ~ " - - ‘ . . . ; el oe ee tl a ee ee et ee Pe NS CN SA CORONA NS yon Hg tt, (6 cen att ns meee ees ae ee. AN nay ee hepn Lat Ah gg Px ME nee RO REE RENE thine one — Rew ™ ” eS a eM pre euntirreegels ere : my : 7 oa : : a e yo “ = ; of . eae s 7 : : med z - y ot , . i. : - . , meninane: - ne a. es ane _ . Ts WIE Fsbo Ft ET ee PGRN fee ree Tee ne Sete cy 8 P ee ae ER AE et) acne be (foe . 2 ao Une oe : a ’ - eh ye whee - *. - ~ * one » =n, yea t . ne we be Oy aie +. re? ot a LEE ROO ES zs Po ee ee a ERS eh et) EN MNS tie ee te foe : , ey ’ a sp a en3det ay MEP Sar Nitan wai oh : 4 7, Lae & —. >? > - . -* al + La - awe eT ae i oo . ” TNA ~*~ Shirts—Friday Only | Umbrellas—Friday Only ‘+ @ Men’s slightly irregular and soiled Shirts @ Irregular $3.98 grade. Of rainproof Brad- ‘a ; Topcoats of “year-around weight—single-breasted, | of $1 to $1.95 grades. Of ex- 7 9 ford cloth mounted on Para- $ 1 98 . C — ALRE MM IIT +) : f / f id \t ! if if j, j ty IYI AGG “4 \\ AN tiga / y WAY; (4 fg \\ aa SAM fi tie VA ttf “%, Pa “CEA ‘4 e “ ~ ™~ 7 ALE loose-fitting, with straight back...yoke and sleeve lin- cellent . maanetats ; oe ne steel frames. 16-rib kind. A ; ’ . ‘6s +299 e e lar-attached an neckband; oice of popular colors and ing of Skinner’s satin. “Bonnyknit” cravenette-proc done 14 ees faney, weed aaediiae essed coats also included. Basement Economy Store 4 Basement Economy Store Tots’ Underwear Lamps—Friday Only | Very Special ‘| $5.00 : t $ F os Hi Only ‘ Raw oar A te 6 Re $ 3 49 ‘ . : re @ Pajamas, Billie Burkes gt Topcoats for all season; tailored from “Golden Square’ fsYagy and Nighties of Krinkle es oe See ia | ‘ fancy back fabrics (imported), and in an exceptional nl AS Kreve. dee: shihiee: wm fO 14. va ey sas pt say: ore Days for You : | . = “4 variety of gay and conservative Autumnal colorings. RN © | tan Slalesletee sleepers in | tom sateen and prettily trim- 3 , . 2. ) : eS ae . ‘nob included | sizes 2 to 8. med. In favorite colors. to Consult - HE . | ’/e 8) Fancy mixtures and herringbone weaves included. bec RE SABE GF ARO ene hainle cnaeaee ge LIZ ABETH eos .: | | ‘ie =| Skillfully tailored, satin lined and shower proofed. ARDEN'S . i@e aN : Age omen’s Rayon Hosiery n Representative — | ¥ | ININME Ol. 1 B G AY and Saturday you le as 7 ay : | S OC 1ety Tall | Seconds of Better F Poe be among those who oS | oe Grades, Pair nly . | : Ae - (x: . ee ee S | . € Mock fashioned of rayon with strong lisle tops and re-enforced feet. auty secrets from Miss | fee a , . / \/. opcoat iA _ 4 In black and many of the popular Fall shades. Good range of sizes. © 1S direct from New $ | > . : Men’s, Women’s and Children’s 3 d the Elizabeth Arden $ to 6 5 | x Odd lots of seconds in men’s mercerized cotton socks, children’s | 3 cotton Stockings and women’s Rayon Hose; Friday only, pair. . C Basement Economy Store The Topcoats that have such a definite appeal to young sy te consultations are “i charge and may be as men and men who stay young. . Distinctively cut in the : ; id ? correct single-breasted college model, 46 to 48 inches Silk Remnants Axminster Rugs ind | personal as you = YN X/ 7 : | . long and tailored with the full-draped effect conforming $1.39 to $2.50 Friday | Seconds of $9 .65 Friday We invite you to visit || Be” mn : a =| slightly to the figure. No doubt about it—THEY ARE Value, Yard. Only $37.50 Grade === Only SS Fr iday. i : a ~— a CA Yo AT ce ac nanem pares aa nn oe Se LER Se Se he, spertenoreates dyaartiee rains. .0y teins | ee eS meet a ee ee ee eat em OL EE. ST AEE nN A TNE a somes = = ee mi ecete, aderye os o- r . ~ ; ene - ° . ow : ow : hetinsiiapenens Se — ween +. - . ws RS ek 8 + a eS Oe anni wt Rad Ba ee = in B.-A aD haere ead sy ro = Sr re oot oo = eyemy = again ie + v- St ae SS ee 2) Se 08 5 so = - : Sat pedis er ed : : . m- ~ entnerd- aes rane Srey ere ue PON en an ey BE AT EN AT LE IO AE) NA AO OEE ET LE IE AEE I APPLE ARLLE AR OPT OLY le EN ES A Ee tm A ta. Ct nh we a a ah AMR UreNe Aram —_— ~ -_ or op OE erere te emg in 4 -, - ~ 4 : :* ; Frey A 4 Wha Rs ‘ tt . . e + “Las eee Om Senet bt anon ae ee ee eee = ——— MMs bd a wie RIOR whi d Seaton, ra poe aeits x ¢ ow GR gen Be kee deel Sie aoe RSENS Mae SS And Be ar f “ Se eats wis ee ’ » ea: % g _ Oe ey TEE ‘ PTANTT VERE Cm LgE ee cee gee . ae on _ = j . ’ 7 ™ “tn on - onane om - oo pane alah a 7 ean dae af Ss AY a RR EE RE RC omen — core a ee aE See ERE ae owe WF pene owt. seeeets ier Pe —r en @ O€f wool and wool-mixed chevi- : | 4 4 are a 8 Sieg ie Ses ES 3 % ee @ 1000 pairs including ots, cassimeres and worsteds in 7. +. a 7 3 Sis ENS % > Si tt hy 2 iS bs ee $ e 5 0) t $ o i. I 00 different styles in stripes or fancy weaves, Plain Clal] Y p ; iced / ee soy : e SERGE SE eo —= Oo a wide choice of col- or cuff bottoms. Sizes 28 to 42 : k 3 i as of ES 3 ' Pebhy ART mam Sas : ore. leathers ond heals. walet. All size 4B. Basement Economy Store Rasement EKcronomy Store — 7 * 2 fe a Plain Black or Oxford Gray on . a — oy ~cenetenges is Aiea hated > idhi > bootie pos were - a oo ay a . Sade + ‘ 7 “ , a . en on wr aS eee re aay Oe Cee Seip Tad Cates Ove ole J id ee - . y as LE. NLS LIL LLL LNG LLL EAL LE LY EN nee re . eee . a . -~ Tee. On oe ' we 7. ' . . — “ a a RN sR SEED, ETON HE 5 - —_ . . no . a ea ay A ep br -~ Sa ngy Sepabes ti me 8 “ — a ‘ ‘ wa Pr eit vape Ge a pubis ro a Ss. oe : , PR AOL A Lhe eh. Saks > eed ache tentd teanictieeeened Op j - pee BEC xe : | = Conservative models—yes, with dignity and style ave’ Beer ES ee pa NER es =6rectness in every line. Three-quarter length and with - ° | - Rubber Tea Si S aS ENS an We : ae eee Pee ee aes ee full silk linings. ..dressy in appearance and serviceable. 1) O Mm eC > tT] C ~ a Nh d B e d d | n Anrons, 35c Each Pei oe t—~—ti~i“‘i‘—CS*s~s~s™sC sega sizes to 52. . .stouts and longs as well, Pct : _~ el it EGOS SS SNe SRC UR RE oe iSars pape rete ts Men's Clothing Section—Second Floor @ These timely “specials” offered for Friday only at savings that make it 8 in ec re) : 7 a es Bia os SS SRRS aes pat “t IAS t: et BS BLN ita ss i se ; RO ae : So sten meres “ys ae ES POR a Set rote: chess: PRR ee , . tions of blue, green,, rose Bic Seo 2. SBR Rae aot SAR SS ES RRS SO ETE IPET AS tee oo eran ie cto ee ca a well worth while to supply your household needs for many months to come. sates ag q 81x99 Bed Sheets Part Wool Blankets _ Ironing Boar . 7 Frid $5.50 Friday Pads, 85c Each 3 j | el 99c Only. Value. . $3.88 Only Best grade Pad and cover = 3 with lacing adjustable back. : € Firmly woven round thread seamless Sheets | € Soft warm 70x80-inch wool-mixed Blankets | Will fit any ironing: bosré: of Fully bleached and finished with scalloped of extra heavy quality in dainty plaids of rose, | eer | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY edge. Size 81x99 inches. blue, orchid, gold and gray. ° | = | . -BARR CO. M.O’NEIL CO, THE MAY CO. . : weling | $4.95 Comforts | cae a ot THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO rae. Laue Akron Cleveland Outing Flannel | : ee rena Towel ™ | Fall not dea” Sied | 1.29 Eac a Mill remnants of 17¢ | Seconds Of 92 grade. | oo S* ' with new cotton, cov~ 3 ae . Domet | Combination bolster grade Toweling with ered with figured or Large stuffed Dolls a (eee We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | | a i iaanelette. 37 _and Bedspread in rose blue border. 16 inches | striped material. d - . ‘ ecorative purposes. | in. wide. Fri- 124¢ ee eee one aa 10c ) > os $90 eerie. +>: CRF Ae OE EN ME vee have pretty faces and natur- ed tate $080 WANS RES 0 2 0a a 0 Ca nO OO a Ga 0 a © Gna Ga 0 Gad 2 ad Gad Gd Gai Gad 0 Gn ans ama |) a7 only. 7 — ~ — ere secon ee

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PAGE 14__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER , 1927 ———E ae et ee 8 ee | Store Hours: 9A. M. to 5:30 P. M—Saturday 6 P. M.—We Give and Redeem Eagle Sine Important to Save Eagle Stamps In Gold or Silver Finish for Evening, _ 0 | > 2 Sey Serease She Boones pf @_ Your hands skillfully massaged with a Frege : of Shopping Here! beautifying cream—each dainty nail beautifal = @ Every time you shop at Famous-Barr ee iG then finished with a gold or gj wa polish—to match your evening gown, apes sure to get your Eag Stampe—for a bookfal may be exchanged OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY oe” thie ax egpeluaaaeet om for $2 in cash—or if you prefer—for yY co, Y CO. THE MAYCO. FAMOUS-BARRCO. M.O’NEIL.CO. THE MAY CO. THE MAY C THE — Cc *. $2.50 worth of merchandise. con - Wool Jer Se & Ap Y, \* i. Fashionable Comfort for Fall! $ ° y | [ax \ No (\fs a LAM e , Dresses in ; “Non-Sag” Jersey Frocks | «4% FanStyles \\"¢8 erotil ich : In Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes— Splendid Value at For Women and Misses Splendid Values at ae : — —_ ; For Men and Women, r NUMA \ \. in Specially ; 95 \\\ Priced Groups, at....+++- C SS” KW SS oa WK SOS Ws \ WN WQUAN M8 ALS ot. 3 3 1G ‘ 3 Yo: Det a +) ie a be # a i 14 * $0 € ¥ gy ‘a Re ie af f Sank § 3 for $1.00 12 for $1.00 €@ Jersey is one of the season's a”: Men’s soc ’Kerchiefs of Women’s rik and 1s¢ most favored fabrics and these Y splendid quality May- | ‘Kerchiefs in a large as- Fashion approves these charming mod- (ke Dresses are beautifully made— 4 In’ large | sortment of white or se ane and tailored throughout: Every aa colored cambric with els of firmly woven “Non-Sag” jersey ee anes ee ee x sce 10 for $1.00 approval also, for among them are some prides red, navy, tan, Copen and X Women's 15¢ "Kerchiefs 5 for $1.00 certain to be adapted to your type. One green; best of all—the moderate Loc wre finished with and two piece effects for slender women price permits the selection of the dainty 1-16 inch mid- Han ffice or et hems. te —and for women who require extra sizes several for school, o g oe also for tall women who need extra home weer. Women’s 50c to 75c Novelty Handkerchiefs, 3 for f00 oe, ° . House Dress Section—Third Ficer Handkerchief sleeve, waist and skirt lengths too! ia = Tucks galore—buttons, applique and ae 3 . the Associated Presé. them particularly desirable. wee: Royal Society Stamped Pietes’j) (ei Stsinaecs . a ee a main — SS NCQA SSS Pilates te TRIE ba NR INGA: REP eR IMO 8 ILI A alee sc ABEL ABE 8 UR g 3h =, 2 ~~ ~ - xy 7, : ; . - = — ~ . . ™ _ ™ = ~ . as Ae WO . : ~*~ ~S ~ » A ~ , ~* . \ AS x a es AM SE _ ~ ~~ \ > NS RS them particularly desirable. fies Pirates to an even break in this x ° 9 - ae double bill, capturing Sizes 16 to 44— Sizes 14 to 18— | Fashion S Foundation Flat Pieces ee a 19c + House Frocks ' a3 - ot a hs tte : to . after Sports Shop. Misses Shop. | Intants’ Dresses - gegen division put Pittsburg Sizes 42% to 52}, Extra Size Section. —| For That Slim, Subtly Moulded Line Semi-Made Pieces . . . 39c Children’s Dreseamik ck 0 its. three-and-one-half- . ee ‘ jJead over the New Yorkers. ae | lose-Fitting Frocks for Fall ; game fane | thronged iatacdad dfeauten ase ——" . @ For women who like to sew or embroider Lunch Cloths Fully 40,000 Office and Afternoon Wear. —this is a splendid opportunity to save on Spreads—Step-In ee ‘| d holida ift needs. Pieces are : prizes an y gi | tg 2 BON ITA offered at these savings because of slight > aia a imperfections. Garments Are Varied in Their Adapt- Art Nee@lewerk section —Talet B ability and Extremely Moderate . . ‘ Boys in Price—$1 to $5. | } A , > 3 Basi mR rah ae = 2 7 a 2-9) a Pak > oe @ Win Reale Ss ee ¥ = q ale: — ge ~ te s. Pah ae = ae + ic ee eS me ¢ ‘ & ie” Cee oe wnat : ee ‘ b « = .. * SLE A Nep ak ati Ip to 4 for boys—1 to 6 for girls. cal allover patterns. Sizes IZ Price $3.50. Others of 12 to 1414 neck. =x elastic and brocade; 4 from $2 to $s. The colors in- The new side fas- clude tan | ? ’ tening Girdle—of | st ’ pe i : Boys’ $3.25 Sports dainty materials | @ This Super-Power Radiola will operate di- ts other Fall : = Sweaters A ghtiy _ boned. team | rectly from your light socket—giving su- shades. 6 ein crt fed 0 te — | i eng — rae a Zi | preme reception and efficient performance— OSt Strixing coior ™ - ig 7 ee . . € — peed cone gy ~- | with longer backs, . (aKLOnK es | coupled with extraordinary economy of oper- ; ; with the of pure wool yarns. | $r to $3. Bei. oo | ation. Ah impressive Tudor Period cabinet ss Sid = here this afternoof, bri Tots’ e Frock In sizes 28 to 36.. * 3a 35 | 7 || 2a~ | has a self-contained aerial which eliminates t Be B te . New Jue wee ta De | ieee ga Boys’ Furnishing Section all outside wiring and connections—every- : F icciters. ; 3 95 aN a —Second Floor |, CP uF WA / | thing is complete at this price. / oa ’ Z a e > Weeks, ang \ bee eI. y ur 2 : | Yankee to equal an Aw Terms $44.50 Cash—Balance in Monthly Payments— | 4 +e «League record of 15 years’ st ee } poe of 105 victories in one Very Special... Of delightfully soft all-wool jersey—in most becoming colors for tiny girls of 2 to 6 years. Each one smocked or hand embroidered—with pockets and cunning collars and bloomers of jersey. Infants’ Section—Third Floor At Right— c | Small Carrying Charge A splendidly styled front-clasp Girdle in short and medium lengths. Priced Not only are you certain OO : ae q | 4 arrell. of a model to suit your aS mM ESS eC Ve . E P aeasen c= ne wae in nie ee ur F | Gite - requirements but the ad- (bagzsers. The New Yorkers” have ) | Ps la a fg service Ths. P a Sa $45 and $48 V alue: _ Second Day of the Traveling g Corset Salon—Third Floer ¢ 4 : | : 3-Day Candy Event Bags ¢ “Renulife” Health Generator he 3 J . @ Favorite Assortments of Famous-Barr Co.’ « : ee AERA) f : 2 * @ Purchasers receive the f efit | = a 72 a'r FS ~ _ . - Ee EE RE eRe LL CO IN US REN eG EST AS EE EI IE tt i IE I ETI ae ANC i alan nae nese = = enone eee wn a Ne - omnes ne er eees eee Fe = - - : Pe Wad ; cP bite) - y A he te , . 4 M ‘ da * , eA _’ P ; ee - i . @ - a CRRRREY: we Candies—renowned for quality—at savings 5.00 95 special price concession W® | which invite selecting a full supply. In- sed $ = choosing from these Rugs” cluded are | (Ay vividly colorful . , ———— € This violet health tor i da Bs ae SES A De eS others which achieve & Your Choice of Your Choice of @ This is a splendid op- == deer] tion of high frequency current fer tee is a fect through skillful 5 . : , rtun : (jv) treating various ailments. It is ctical TT eA UU a . 30c to 50c Candies | 50c to 60c Candies resin hee ge an Ne 7 for home or professional weienas of neu- — more subdued coleringy Special, Special traveling Bags. Three- ritis, rheumatism, hay fever, neuralgia and Pile of excellent quality wool yarn, woven to a seamless back. , = ff Pound.. .23C Pound.. 33c piece models, high cut, | , electric Lett socket. ee eee are fringe trimmed. In the two most popular si and mem Milk Chocolate Peanute— and roomy. Electrical t Gallery Deferred Payments May Be Arranged ae Filberts— Sugar Pecan Patties—Milk Choce- Handbeg Section—Sixth Ficer . Res a ee New Desk Electric Sewing Large Chocolate Mints. Marhmallows. 20° | $1.60 3. Weather Machines Lb. As- Prophets Fully Guaranteed ane 69 »5 )20 Neamt ay Value... weeds C Living Room @ Gracefully designed, and ce] : very well built — strong An attractively decorated q_A small, compact electric TH as — for general use. = ae “ Re pow SP Ee ’ aay : del Bogs TF. “J? “MMR shee 2 oy : vy yr BF i ES. ER ea ial . Fs : =, ’ . 4 hs ’ = . by % $ : : . ¥ > . - ; s a 4 Y - K. a x 3 * £ . a : ‘ , i ; a ay ~~ My * 0 é ! = ; - i pr r+ YS 4 & * ed Pid Mage TE eee “i TPs 5 eT - cy 4 F , oon : . 4 Meg , “4 Me. “aw . . “ay ¥ wie 4 ’ Ds f 7 Ad y ¥ house, with a barometer to Sewing Machine — complete oom ese Chairs, which are a gauge the weather and with # newest electric sew- Dining R benef of the Windsor with two moving figures ing features. An attractive | that indicate md dom telephone stand or table when Breakfast Room in the temperature. Orna- we. Desk Model Hall mental as well as practical. Terms: $5 Cash, Balance $5 Monthly—No Extra Charge ne Section— Basement hes ev Sewing Machine Section—Sizxth Fleer — a — LL CR t-te nati = — 4

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a — a a —_ _ - . . a ee No Outside Aerial Necessary onthly Payments— ; P ge Radio Section—Sixth Fieer vet Rugs $48 Values—Friday a? asers receive the benefit of the price concession we had, in from these Rugs. Cheery, — fidly colorful patterns and ners which achieve a rich ef- ect through skillful blending of more subdued colorings. mn to a seamless back. Ends tar sizes—9x12 and 8.3x10.6. } Be Arranged " Rug Section—Fifth Flees ” Chairs 2 eed s Schedule. est CREA i PU Apatite eae STN SS TSS \ NSS Sts 2 44d iif WHEEL: (SA 4 Sa J SELLE LSS Vie Ue SA / Z ra o , // “Yy () WU The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service ES 15—20 ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927. PRICE 2 CENTS | —— i 000 WILL SEE TUNNEY AND DEMPSEY FIGH CROWDS ARRIVE. IN eat Braves in Opener, 6-5; Hafey Hits Homer JACK crop WEIGHING IN so | ws DIVIDE UBLEHEADER 0 » See iS "Tesens Battle -” F puuborg = Hornsby | 4 ocks a Home Run i in| : gy the Agsociaicd Press. | METEBURG. Sept. 22.—The New ‘Giants forced the league-lead- fag Pirates to an even break in this jaterncon's double bill, closing contest by 7 popping the opener by 5 The equal division put Sid eine Laan to its three-and-one-half- me lead over the New Yorkers. ~ 40,000 fans thronged tela. which had the as- Ph a world series gathering. By -ga one leg in the four- cola demish with the Giants, the ‘Oem Pare certain of still being ers Pfront at the cnd of the se- x ‘if the New Yorkers sweer be two remaining contests, Pitts- Fiead would be half a game. emet's superiority over Benton ssethe home club the decision in | sim mtest, while Fitzsimmons le ®hole show of: the night- ne only six hits, one of ich Was Harris’ homer. Ropes Hornsby knocked two pe runs, One in the opener and n on the first inning of the tussle, with one on base, his total to 26 for the sea- h Hits 56th tk - Yankees i ' Mm in 105th Game ~NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—Babe ‘ vat i walloped homer No. 56 with E } man on base in the ninth in- Fofthe Yanks’ game with the here this afternoon, bring- Mg the New Yorkers from behind fom 8 to 7 victory over the De- 1, after o 2. Fa The triumph also allowed the to equal an American record of 15 years’ stand- ™@ Of 105 victories in one season, meved only once before by the Bed Sox of 1912. phe Bambino has only three homers to go to catch up h-his 1921 -reeord of 59 circuit ~ At this time in his banner nm he had turned out 57 four- The New Yorkers have games left .to play. % NATIONAL LEAGUE. W. L. Pct. Win Lose G11 586 > 615 .618 590 593 .3 590 .598 .586 566 .568 .562 2 486 .489 482 .424 428 .421 389 .393 386 pe 48 04 238 348 .336 AMERICA 5 LEAGUE. . 104 43 707 .700 86 59 593 .596 538 .542 538 .541 455 .459 441 .444 893 .397 23: Bee 703 589 53u 534 A52 437 : 290 48 96 ool NATIONAL LEAGUE. at St. Louis. New York at Pitsburg. ) Bok —_ oF B ifs oe ‘2 ia at Chicago. at Cincinnati. : ICAN LEAGUE. “aha at Philadelphia. SEO at Boston. games SE rea UNT C CHARTS : AND oot RACING ; _RESULTS ON PAGE 16 : capturing | | i NINTH INNING. RALLY WINS FOR CHAMPIONS HAINES IS: REMOVED By J. Roy Stockton, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. SPORTSMAN’S PARK, Sept. this afternoon. The score was 6 to 5. The game: FIRST INNING BOSTON—Schuble threw — out Richbourg. Haines knocked down Gautreau’s liner and threw him out. Welsh fouled to Holm. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Douthit lined -to Welsh. Frisch lined to Brown Hafey was called out on strikes. NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. BOSTON—Fournier grounded to Bottomley. Brown singled to cen- ter. Farrell hit to Schuble’ and Brown beat the throw to second but Frisch’s relay to Bottomley re- tired Farrell. Moore lined to Dou- thit. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Bottomley popped to Moore. Greenfield deflected Or- satti’s grounder to Farrell, who threw him out. Holm walked. Gautreau tossed out Schulte. NO RUNS. THIRD INNING, BOSTON—Gibsoa grounded to. Bottomley. Greenfield struck but. Frisch threw out Richbourg. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Schuble flied to Richbourg. Haines struck out. Douthit grounded to Farrell. NO RUNS. FOURTH INNING. BOSTON—Holm threw out Gau- treau. Welsh walked. Welsh stole second and went to third on Schulte’s low throw. Fournier was out, Bottomley unassisted, Welsh scoring. Brown grounded to Frisch. ONE RUN. CARDINALS—Frisch bunted and Greenfield threw him out. Hafey fanned and was thrown out, Gib- son to Fournier. Bottomley fouled to Gibson.. NO RUNS. FIFTH INNING. BOSTON—Shcuble threw our Farrell. Moore grounded to Holm. Gibson popped to Frisch. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Orsatti lined Brown. Farrell threw out Schulte was hit by a pitched ball. Schuble lined a single to left, the ball caroming off Farrell's glove, Schulte stopping at second, It was the first hit off Greenfield. Haines forced Schuble, Gautreau unassist- éd. NO RUNS. SIXTH INNING. BOSTON—Greenfield flied Orsatti. Richbourg flied te Dou- thit,. Gautreau flied to Orsatti. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Moore threw out Douthit. Frisch’s grounder took a bad bounce eover Farrell's head for a single. Hafey hit a home run into the left-field bleachers, scoring behind Frisch Bottomley struck out. Orsatti flied deep to Welsh. TWO RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. BOSTON—Welsh popped to Schuble. Fournier walked. Brown singled to tleft-center, sending Fournier to third, and on Hafey's throw for Fournier, Brown took second. Farrell fouled to Schutte. Moore doubled to left-center, scor- ing Fournier and Brown. Gibson beat out a grounder to Frisch, Moore taking third. Greenfield popped to Frisch . TWO RUNS. CARDINALS—Gautreau ran in- to center field for a good catch of Holm’s pop fly. Schulte doubled to right-center. Schuble was safe on Moore's low throw, Schulte go- ing to third. Clark batted for to Haines and singled against the right-field wall, scoring: Schulte | Richbourg rf. Welsh cf. . | Schulte c i'Schuble to Holm. | to. 22.—The Cardinals defeated the Boston Braves in the opening game of their important series here BOSTON. AB. R. S 4 errr” w Oo Gautreay 2b.. J. Smith cf Fournicr 1ib...2 Brown [f......3 Farrell ss.....4 Moore 3b.....4 Gibson c...... A GREENIT’LD P4 ROB’TSON P..O R. Smith. .....] 33 5 72610 2 R. Smith batted for Welsh in eighth. CARDINALS. AB. R. ‘a-3-a-.- -OOFFCNOCOORR SE SCOSCRKOCASCEHEND CONMFRmMNOCOCOOKO? SCOCOrHFOCKOCOCOOCOF © Douthit cf Frisch 2b.. iS | as, Bottomley ib..4 Orsatti rf Holm 3b ped COoCcoorFWr&urh ow W& Schuble ss.... HAINES P.... SHERDEL P.. Southworth... . Toporcer mee OCOrR RHF OCOOCm ee & COORFNOWOCOCOuS? ocoocoorocoooo® Total......33 8 2710 1 Clark batted for Haines in seventh. 1334858678 9 BOSTON 000100220 CARDINALS o00O0O02202 Two out when winning run was scored DRAlmmMOOCOCH RE OOCOMBO and sending Schuble scored ; while Greenfield was tossing out Douthit. Farrell made a good stop and threw out Frisch. TWO RUNS. with ,the tying run third. EIGHTH INNING. BOSTON—Sherdel went in to pitch for the Cardinals, Richbourg popped a single over Frisch's head. Gaytreau singled to center, sending Riehbourg to third. R. Smith bat- ted for Welsh and singled to cen- ter, scoring Richbourg with tying run and putting Gautreau on second. Douthit lost. the ball the sun. Fournier sacrificed, Holm | to Bottomley. Brown Was pur- posely passed, filling .the bases. Jack Smith ran for R. Smith. Gautreau scored and the other runners advanced on a wild pitch. It was a slow ball which hit in front of the plate and bounced over Schulte’s shoulder. Farrell flied to Orsatti, whose the plate held J, Smith Moore flied to _ Douthit. RUNS. CARDINALS—Jack Smith went to center field for Boston. Iiafey walked. Bottomley flied to Rich- bourg. Orsatti lined to Brown. Hafey stole second. Farrell threw out Holm. NO RUNS. NINTH INNING. BOSTON—Schuble threw out Gibson. Green field was called out on strikes. Richbcurg tapped to Sherdel. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Schulte flied to J. Smith. Southworth batied for Schuble and singled past Farrell. Toporcer batted for on third TWO the | in | throw to}! HAVE 3-POUND ADVANTAGE By the Associated Press, CHICAGO, Sept. 22. Dempsey tipped the beam at 192% pounds this afternoon when he weighed in officially before the State Athletic Commission for to- night’s 10-round battle with Gene Tunney. This was nearly four pounds less than the experts fig- ured the ex-champion would scale, and was accepted as an indication of excellent. condition, Weighing in an hour later, Gene Tunney hit 189% pounds, three pounds less than Dempsey, but four pounds more than he weighed a year ago. Dempsey was pronounced in Continued on Page 16, Col. 1. “AMERICAN LEAGUE 12345 678 9+-R. HE. D= 6-\ ede! Sorel oe AG PNR ND Pre ep eee nares ees ? re away ae eae * ae Ale MP ay ye My ~ i ae « FARE at LRN AN er a9 Pur yea r a . 4 iS ane : a) es > oe og ili cahaiiaadied dined ie oh ee queues - i ; foe al ae 2 « 4 4 r. ey : * - rs . ~ Re soo? a ’ = , am, = —_ . 5 ‘ > oa ae CON ‘ LOPE LA ALE ALLO ELAINE: ITNT NBR NE ME IVEET mS EO L. 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I PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 0 eceeeeeeeeenens sidaiaee andl er “aimee ol $55.04. RETURN ON UNFURLED, WINNER OF THIRD AT "FAIRMOU NTE EMP PSEY’S PU BILOXI, WITH s ILEONARD PICKS Senators OvercomeLead = et. ee ee ee NT AON ee LAID CIRM DINO Toit od me CE Sahl 8 me, wnt ante MB ane og = * eS is fos’ , WEP RR eGR CPR ARS WF td : Pre i AN) pa ee es vate AAAS FAIRMOUNT CHARTS PPPP BLP PPD PD PPP PPP PPP PPP PLL PAL LLL LLL NOD A FIRST RACE—$1000, claiming. en and up, maidens, 6 furlongs: Start . good; won driving; place same. Went to post, 2:02. At post 3 minutes. Winoer, b, f, 3 by The Finn-Polygon. ee A J. Gilmore. Time, :23 3-5, 2471-5; 1:15. J e wo in a Value to winners, $700, $200, $1 Eauivalent Melillo 2b.....2 TAKES FIFTH 2 BOUTON OWT Row Over Browns, 10-7 im Old Mill $ ’: ‘ pie Williams If-cf. .5 was out, Tate to Judge. = got a double, a pop re head in short center. Sige sled to center, scoring H, it was his fourth successive Bit | liames flied to E. Rice, Bm a es to right, Sisler st se Champion Is the secon Dixon 4 ae ONE RUN. popped to 3 Be .. ack Attempts Gene lunney says WASHINGTON—Gillis a 2 Con- Mus eye won't bot! Braxton sacrificed, Dixon te ye News item. lo. Adams threw out E. Ries nat lis taking third. Harris fouie Pe . crom Pace 15, Ce,.6 | « LITTLE eut ake Sisler, NO RUNS. 3 7 ~~ to Dempsey- Aven discom me — ~ -" ~— ~~ | 115 i: . Gray ; : Archibald 0: 3 . Whitaker SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs: - Brown ‘ § tj o8 Ps 7° a Cotton _ Poland (M. Meyer)... 4.76 3.78 3.04 % —" Seer 7 618 “ , . Brent Louisville & Nashville Polyangie followed leaders to last turn then, ‘ bho. (Retired Lightweight Champion of | Gi eet e are i ny gn tS mene By Benny Leonard | By a Special Correspondent. WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.—Thé Senators made it two straight f a safe lead. She easily outfinished Bom Slave. (T. Root) ..... re S44 3.5278 One by beating the Browns this afternoon peed and held on well in final drive. Old Bil the World.) y i Adams 2b-3b..4 Lord saps oom 4 Bune os FR ae Ri Bam Bly = BF awed ane out speed. (Copyright, 1927,) The score was 10 to 7. for Washington. Sisler singled to ae 2 Forward Pass also ran ran. , 2 0 — els paid: eget ie win $4.32, gece $3. 58, show $2.94: Bond Slave. CHICAGU, Sept. 22.) pick Gene FIRST INNING. right, his third successive hit. Wil- pemenes cia wtce Pi Wastes Eee eaie ohaate te cene, P Tunney to outbox J De BROWNS—O’Rourke lined to/liams popped a bunt to Bluege.|JONESP......4 E—s claiming, gar “at posi furlongs: Start rood. won han y ESE SACK Dempey H. Rice} Bennett lifted to E. Rice. Sisler —- Total......37 McSiimming. dily, place driving. W 1 mi Winner bik f 2 b nter. By Dent Jack rien.” Seine ae igs: “ me—: 3. gq net, DK tue i» | and win. My reason for. arriving | G°8!!™ in’ left aha beat out a| was caught stealing, Tate to Har- s~leeme-mROORPNOO alernonhnneanwwo bot Ol mame oonmh me ~~ cleH¥eH NOM ANOMGE Nw are Jr Was Trainer—wW. S : arris. Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. winners. $700, $200, $100. os nem Equivalent at this decision is because in my si ab se br to second. Sisler,ris. NQ RUNS. FAIRMOUNT RACE TRACK, ___ HORSE. wT. 3 _ Fin. Jockey. Odds to I. opinion Tunney has trained strict- stole second. Williams was called WASHINGTON—O’Rourke was Sept. 22.—A crowd of 8000 sport ¢ -* Wertai ‘35 | ly along boxing lines and therefore | out on strikes. NO RUNS. taken out of the lineup, Adams AB. R. lovers put aside the question of i 333 | Will do nothing else but box. WASHINGTON-—E. Rice went! moving to third, while Melillo went| & mice rf.....5 i ‘ . 2 a , Tunney va. Dempsey long enough Bi & Be F parme 20 | J think he will be able to out-| Ut Gerber to Jones who covered ito second, Tate hoisted to Wil- to ns a.program of good rac+ 3 L795 first. Harris ‘ined to Bennett. /liams. Bluege was hit by a pitched Harris 2b.....5 ly Bond . + -3 ese 39.09 | SPeed Dempsey enough in the early | Ganze} was called out on strikes.| pall. Gillis forced Bluege, Melillo in gat Fairmount Park this after- wie ag ee gradually while racing first bal mile then coming rounds to tire the challenger and! NO RUNS. to Gerber. Braxton doubled down i way : oy 7 | ‘4 . ‘“ - noon. They saw, among other) Msi i, saved ground racing on the insi@e and finishing strongly outzamed Tish. | Slow him up and be in front when niiesaraen« tnnacanae mane mi = os on antes oe to LOWNS— Gan-/third. E. Rice droppéd a Texas lint O'Gold : things, the victory of three favor. | Latter showed early speed in lead to stretch turn, then began tiring. G the fight gets into the later rounds. se raced well up but pas to come —» Fe the way and tired. Lila G. and Amo zel. Harris fumble¢ Dixon’s roller. uer in left. scoring Gillis and two of then also tired, ites in the first five races, ; : Thistle Bae wis 318. 54. place $6.08. show $4.58; Manchu I believe that Tunney may even Adams singled to center. and when| Braxton. He took second on the them ridden by Tommy Root. 6.22. show get so far ahead by the time theic l ball. Dis “ THIRD RAC i five and a half furlongs: Start good, oslin fumbled the . On; throw-in, Melillo threw out Har-/ Gillis ss...:..- Root had little trouble taking | won easily: Sct -sien em to. We 8103. i post 4 meet Winner. a 2 ninth round arrives that he will! reached third and Adams second.jris. TWO RUNS. JOHNSON P.. with iy Peunani- ly Mernin iner, liey. Ti :24. :482 701 2-5, 1:07 is. : ae : the fifth and feature event th} by to winners, $700, @3 iad ob bras Alley. Time, have a chance of scoring a knock- | Gerber sent a sacrifice fly to Gan- SIXTH INNING. a field of five riv- ? Biloxi, beating eld Equivalent | out before the final bell, if he|2¢! Dixon scoring after the catch] 1 .wae _niven walked. Adams al two-year-olds by at least a half os oes” ‘in. peck Os td, and Adams pulling up at third. dozen lengths in five and one-half) ayloe ha [enn Om tome and abe ©! Gals urew out Jegek ONE ROM Sen ee : . Burger ; furlongs. . Froggatt 0: chance, N Naw Biloxi was a little better than : Whitaker I do net think Dempsey retains Beg or catggigha Page ate an WASHINGTON--Williams in cen- oney favorite. Thistle CRs . : i « ter and Bennett went to Ieft for; ewan 4 Front Row, which fin- Cuban enough of his old vitality to enable | Gerber’s fumble. Tate Umed to)... browns Gansel beat out a a an and third, eee otal Bunch 22. him to carry'on the vicious attack|O’Rourke. Judge stole second. grounder to Adams. Goslin forced ished second we, Wien 25 9 that characterized his fighting in| Bluege walked. Gillis flied to H. Gansel. Sister to Gorter Sisler 123456789 : supported. Winner in Third. Field. : — — arene - the old days. Because he will be| Rice. NO RUNS, fumbleé Melillo’s throw aft “al $53 most eurly speed, | lacking in this manner and be- THIRD INNING. s ware wa BROWNS a th ’ Taylor rode hig second succes- " - cause Tunney is faat ae BROWNS-—O’Rourke fanned. H had grabbed Judge’s grounder, Gos- oO en Jacobs, holder of the ¢ e too, has come along in aroun at scored a gure | inst furlong. Sandalwood re 'Y. then. ynd on the inside in the pey enough and} ~ -|lin reaching third Tate forcea| 9212390010 Ww s : age ve ante ania” : sive winner when .1¢ scored a 6u k , but had to race on the | clever enough to keep away from|Riee beat out a roller to Harris. s 2: omen's State Tennis ¢ at Dempsey will have ga “press” is ady eres 2 Uateriee ne . loping mround. Folycarp challenged the leader repeatedly. forcing & 602% | him, to hold him off, and even tie|Sisler doubled up against the right |JU@8¢ Gerber to Melillo, Goslin page cagepet sy | an ae ee oe va Mrantage that Tunney himselt | the time the n ’ ’ See c third race, a short dash of five and tring. him up in the clinches, Mempsey/ field fence, H. Rice stopping at rg Pl ry rag AE og Ger-/ 00162100 10 seaaanee an operates aa . paot met. one-half furlongs, in which a fast $2 gautng . veid: Caofurled, win $55.0 4, piace §52-5°. show $10.54: Sandal- ; rb risen q ; wood. gee a0 7 33 + ow 4.44: Seatark, sow 5 $2.84 will be unable to get Tunney with |third. Williams singled past Judge, ; a ts nO break proved a very important fac- ~o a sixteenth: | 8 vital punch that would end the {scoring H. Rice and Sisler. Ben- WASHINGTON — Williams in @ grounder to Adams. Geslin/tion immediately after we . S mind of the writer, however. | will have a gene! ~ rood. a 5 ers me y pest at 3:96, vat got s minutes. ficht within the short distance of |nett hit into a double play, Har-|C®™ter #:4@ Bennett went to left|forced Ganzel, Sisler to Gerber.ition was reported as ely sgtie~ ho will face : Rundark was a short-priced fav- ner “ay a ke — 7 it . ses 7 a aaa t = |for the Browns. Ganzel beat out! Sisler fumbled Melillo's throw aft- factory. oe wl ——— ffer- | | warGane toca 5e : spr Moures des ie us to wine; 700 re 10 rounds. ris to Gillis to Judge. TWO RIINS, tonight is @ much differ ot chanen ta bie orite and when he pene sth ues sae ti a a le > WASHINGTON-—Johnson hit a . , Sm Tee better Dempsey | better than third a pile of money Tr. PP.ST. 4 a nm. gockes. ey, Ous to NEW PLAN TO CRASH homer into the left field stands. ee ay ee distracted, worried man ow oa winner, “He paid $05.06 for 83. i Sa ee | RINGSIDE SEATS 1S | Jones threw out E. Rice. Harris Fe potest bis title in the Sesaul Sta) +, with two hilt ° ce doubled.to right center. O'Rourke a "Gis. Dempsey will enter the ring» , carp made the pace for riesdeees sand FOUND IN WINDY CITY | threw out Ganzel, Harri a. in really |ing the Bucs bach about three-cighths of the journey | Arrasess : ae eee ee eet with no witon, and. “ak abe > , 7 CHICAGO. Sept. 22.—A new | third. Goslin popped to O’Rourke, Epnysical conditien, ond. oith ite the Sie =a but was passed on the ec ol was Ke evt Fes aon t tlaide “at contend meres Sis? “to the stretch | plan for erashing into ringside}; ONE RUN. mind centered solely on the re- is still working f g 0 - » a : made up Tel ennseonscet ahaa ot ae re) today had not It really | guy. BROWNS—Adams flie@ te» ¢ Pe apout this fight. win, tt takes a whole lot lin. Gerber walked , m™ jike to see op unnanped A b and a long fly te Gansel. ther favors Tunney: who A rough and ready a third strike. NO RUNS, core choice by a slight mar-) And in a fight, we WASHINGTON—Ganzel ¢ 2 r a ‘The Leathernecks third strike. Goslin popped aamEEEEest Dempsey to Face ttm o” | land. ler. Judge singled to center, * menkiy the pu ane to win, ac- | sent a long fly to Williams: S guaney OUs © : se who follow fights. | But, still we wor ress ing tO nom " RUNS. : pthe younser. he has liv ne et ’ champ NINTH INNING. — # ean sthiete, he has deve “A To well p.otect his BROWNS—Bluege made | 3 physica'ly, he has made 4 Lest Dempsey she stop and threw out H, Ri a] ‘ his profession and he | ris threw out Sisler. Williams: f of Ne npsey He scien- | park to Goslin. NO RUNS. = | F mieked i to pieces. in | His fist upon that ee =. encounter last September | And if by any ch a ; - Eeere is no reason to believe /y+ would not do it HELEN JACOBS, NET a Faene has lost any power OF | — STAR, OPERATES ince their first fight. | The 7 FOR See that Dempsey may have) yjuaging by the = . since the Philadelphia ' oaktawn, Gol ae . =H Mpunney’s friends maintain | Papermen are gol > tse Gt aS Sloecocehmauwane? aw ~ es is stronciy in favor of Tun- | Mike Trant, “S Dr. Russell declared his thoreugh thels Paid: Biloxi, win, $4.58, . 2.24; Thistle § Larson, Moline, Ill, featherweight|‘t® Adams for a force play but | be | [ey To anyone who saw Demp-|tive’ and faith fafied to piace rat chow $2 98: Fromt “now $208. ~~ “ vwee® =| knocked put Jimmy Sanzone, Cin- Bluege was safe when the second a a me im bis last two fichts (with | Demp:-y, who ~ FAIRMOUNT SCRATCHES. . einnati, the second round of |*@cker dropped _ ball. Speaker Eroticy = a a fanney and Sharkey) Jack seems irst .-" es Hour. 2 po gs he ko Sioter Rtanmor’ Third: pricht B ae x their scheduled eight round bout} batted for Bui’: Adams took 4 a ear es | ppelers. strongly featt Bee wat htens wont Sieriory Beth, a nston, Realtor, here last night. Speaker’s roller te made @& poor i Sees, oe 4 - BBven in knocking out Sharkey, former battles? ob Belle. Ritter, ‘Beveuth: Trinket. ania threw to Gerber at second, filling £ Te pine a , Be hs Bapsey did not lock like a good | “Ringside liams Pines Emblem, MeTab. Geo. O'Neill. the bases. MeNeely ran for Speak - a, ~ so Sia en ae Miter, in any respect except his | fts. Becky Sue also ran er. E. Rice got a Texas Leaguer et trae -, ae Maeness, Sharkey hit him with | Wedding Gi noe Aad SH. RACE—One mies to right, seoring Bluege. Harris hit a ee Gecthine with both hands: he| Tere is no igno} Ficenetiat wai’ ee §5|8 Texas leaguer to left, scoring a a7 up his face, almest closed | tween the prz Great Rock Me 2.80} Gillis and McNeely, while Rice : ot. ie “e ide ‘ai | Time, 1: Piaheriy, Encamp, 5Se- : ; 49 ee eee maveyes. and had a decision OM | ding ring, ex Weather clear track: fast. t Sound ia teria and Doneita also ran, stopped at second. Ganzel singled a a - 5 [ie been possible. we te the) J elena iver) OPO 1248 $80) MIRTH RACE—-One and half:| to left, scoring E. Rice with the | ies oF the nackont ,, | 28 Often the p ACH~Sie Syrton NV ree - 19.40 5.90) Gay Parisian (Cogan) ib t0 rte “4.65 tyin ' " sift it a : he knockout, these & me “hall (Fields) . 28 even 1- Ally (Herp) --» B00 Mans} ' ae sue) Ying run and sending Harris to : a ii : b Mr. Cukoshay ail Whit has t pia 2 i Olfspring. Transplant 3 s| third. Geslin flied to Bennett a i: ee: act , ~ a Mr. Cukcemy , | , and an - Sig “¢ mfkey, would have been award- ‘der-car, the ne { a ra Vaile Harian, Tar Baby. : ts : 5. D rat. Slig ; ay ate eee pene, eg pnereo és flag 2 and “Ruban Re Rouge also rai, Branch. Gilmore, £5. Brom. Beat, sligp Harris scored after the catch. . . hw ; me verdict by a mile. Two; Rhy mber. Ip It tenae. Merry Bells, also ran. Judge, up for the second time, sin- ory “a Nn se ee ur won fos Dempsey, and} = Se om Riivine . | HAVRE: DE GRACE SCRATCHES, ae : = oo} gied to right, and Ganzel trying rnd ee een 2: : j ' rf ; = ! 4 . wy Oil io | empsey. , an | anv - —-liitle Tauesi FO ERI RATCH 4 Oe te o— fi $3 aa ; fthem was suspecte: @- cess Sport Trail. Sunsard, 4, Ball ot t Brush,” 1—Panola, Prince Pan. pe gg for third was out, H. Riee to faethe os Re HOA fou ae . 5 : pected 0 He was doing the | lens: ma PROS AtF Ceptam pa: Leger, Sloan 4 — sea| O'Rourke. SIX RUNS. Moe ft PS. / pall. | eg eae ane saa ithe fight a Greverenes (Catrone -o Erie reen aimonides ying Arrow. 6— " ae: “A oe Se a — my tavorabie itmpr atl © Charleston to the tune of Youman's Peter Fi (Curran) 2-1 even ort Betsy Bacon. Poly Leighton, Paim Coart. FIFTH “INNING, j re ee, fe ge ee De BR - ate mined by an observer at the Shar- nme four “Hallelujah’ in our room at the Sereed (Leciler 2-1| Weather clear; track fast. emer OBEY BROW NS—Braxton now pitching aon Be > Be a ea a 2 fougat in hotel.” ~- Time—1: 19. Euclid, Gnome Girl, Broom By the Associated Press. — ee SS SS Be sft. , ty Mee re 2 —— ierived from Demp- 1 gie4 with all ER The difference in weight was an thalee she x TH. | mmST RACE Five and one-half tur ele eae ~™ ny SF eae ai —- Signguaeieaaiahee of conrage and pase He was : ; . - ats: an > ' 7 of 2 ae meming. and from the fact that ood much less than had been antici-| THIRD RAC ile: - 11.35 440 38.05 : ee ek, ey | He st up *. : easct *+*: ae veh! Ri EO ia as able to close the fight with pated. igh was figured Tunney : ei x t 51 at Pom padour os 00 2 85 For903 iw, : ste , Sa % 3 ne une . a geet would closer to and Demp- wa mn). . 280 oon, - . = i ee aa ee hed ike Time, 1;072-5. Herr. Fox, Miss Con- | EST ARE s?, MS tpaeea | _ _ ng advan-jgimost woh Bey around 196. The figure for ter a). tent, Swift Shuttle, Woodland #0, Con- +S; e.” >: —> ~ x Ps = am , , ‘ B Ties dn reaaseaner Ge the >. King Jim ’ THIRD BACE—Siz furlongs: ae ‘Si — Ss a: ai ae Hits ay ah ae ye a——- - © emarkably im- in Iinois Athletic Club, bundled , rt adien® PR anata, Toeanna (Chalmers) ... 7.55 3.30 2.90/68 Seareiee ys Sa Zs a : ¥, a Hi yoke: ‘egies _ ~ ie ” hat he was just as good | his time, and ed V also ra 1.13 1-5. Aromiatie, Outstep, Ob- | Ray, 5 a“ ee ” sito I SA ae qr7 ' sect ; me tele 7S seen Pes 3 ; . Se . men before stepping on the ; By te. To eit 41 : YOURTH RACE—One mile and 70/6 . a =e ae ee . : ey he 74 ee i ee ne es in is career. Demps*y ) could not | | SORIGS. all. ahaa) : Fecaneth BSR 498 380 3. : : = — SO" SSeS. SS st) Viet B.S Tae Eo sca ment think that his “peak” ws | any day oF & R seater 7{ Bograssa i aa 4.00 . 8-70 ee == = Ss 2 = : = = eS = att , egy. Y oe : Nee sh ; . 10 when he fought Willard. ) ‘ Beanogse Sd 8. jean. ndian . ‘ Ti - 45 3-5 owers } ee een re nee . Fe See ° “= Soe “ee = z ; Z | nt B. by Fe >a * oe tle ; 3 ; , ie | 4 Nieves * } ? h is hest fishtirg immy ‘ ih Belk . me-— 5. Shevebk m, Re we :. 10c ; cts ; * Lag 4 2 Se ro cig el ae | - also — ees See ee: a an ee | i) eee iyi OS a ; Wag attained in the Battle fichter, Tum —_— mer % ; are Se " ’ tick u. age JE ~ + Qh i, OO \ Cli as the Foot t a Ae ot ve 8 the wits cmp? lit goes not | ; a al 4 ae (233 . ae ) ' | _". tata | am not saying i Taam f mn? Lot a if ; ; u fOr neihitiaié a ‘ gence wi $a - r PubUcity. because that uversede. % | Filson. Purple Lighton, he , Enormo om Fy ee oe, | . oo ) . . in, Hildveth, Torpointer 1 us purchasing and manufacturing in our | ing cigar can Pe: he mete Sar | | w* win me any fights, I know | wees —— large way make it possible for W. L. DOUGLAS SHOES aaa Br! feel and 1 believe that Tam. | > ) , ee i tere Tumnew inte takine the | eee oe 43 (Pascuma -.+. 320 2.60 230 i { | Women's Shoes $5 and $6 | is ‘ pa oo. ' The first push in the face | Dempsey 4.40 ‘ = , : Boys’ Shoes $3.50 and $s 7 hes ' » + a 3 " LD. nt femme y ge ta from Tunney | really tz AQUEDUCT SCRATCHES. “ ' Cause Jack to pite in and throw | out, althe )..9248 10.50 ¢@.13 oo ge : = > : , | a Hi man * in oJ directions, regardiess | ing to D . Pg a ins* ruc (LOT. Nat ure made matter t i ia er, Wan SS FINE AS ANY IMPORTED CIGA mer senor ane Sant |e as ee : | 7 bn , | T oe "Aim conservative. MXTH emey Carries a Punich. sue ‘ . ae -UntTiey is the form chetce York ag Sein the fight. fans here cAn- ’ *. ‘orget that one punch can win ‘tle. especially when Dempsey 409 Olive St.. St. Louis, M . - = ing the TN T. One punch waa of Site. Me mn at (he Seaqu! de are still tell ing about how Dempscy came to winning 4

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b had grabbed Judge's er, Goslin reaching | - ie a : a ’ red Judge, Gerber 0 ste) 1. | slin scoring. Bluege forced Tas.) : | ' le to Melillo. ONE RUN. “* . a SEVENTH INNIN G, 3 Ss * E josoaneres Me CANNOT BE fa double, a pop over ome 2s 6 MISCOUNTED in short center, GSisler gf, to center, scoring H, Rice, » § his fourth successive hit. Wil. ms flied to E. Rice, Benn ed to right, Sisler stopping a. _ cond. Dixon popped to E. Ried iE RUN, " WASHINGTON—Gillis 4 ton sacrificed, Dixon to Meli é Adams threw out FE. Rice re by ig § taking third. Harris fouiea 4a. clo acc 15. Ce.. 6. | isler. NO RUNS. es " (00 on Esce | r’ \ 7 _ ) to Dempsey. : BIGHTH INNING, ee aay had not made up| ROWNS—Adams tied to Ges. 4 ie about this fight. It really _ Gerber walked, Jones = | “fixe to see Dempsey | wong fly to Ganzel. Melilio took TP iver favors Tunney. who) third strike. NO RUNg. a earth choice by a slight mar- | YASHINGTON—Ganzei took ; rd strike. Goslin popped to Bis. si Judge singled’ to center. Tate a : long fly to Williams. NO a pout, Tate to Judge. om Champion Is the Jack Attempts ecedent in Con- oe psey to Face Tunney. aukiy the public here . puz- - ought to win, ac- Se enoee who follow fights. | iuvhe younser. he has lived the ¥ gthiete, he has developed | at physically. he has made a Sof his profession and he tis Dempsey. He scien- | ait ked Jack to pieces, in ; encounter last September mere ig NO reason to believe has lost any power or gnce their first fight. that Dempsey may have since the Philadelphia | anney’s friends maintain : NINTH INNING. BROWNS—Bluege made a nice — and threw out H. Rice, Har. ~ threw out Sisler. Williams flied _ |} Goslin. NO RUNS. JACOBS, NET 4 oth OAKLAND, Cal., Sept. 22. -Hei. L Jacobs, holder of the California 2 too, has come along é mens State Tennis Champion- 4 Aug Dempsey will have gained mp, and former National Junior Wesuniace that Tunney himself se ee was Operated on forap. inet. Saton Porn con sap A - e condi. 4 Ne » is not the slightest doubt was réported as cobtuabe cate Bi mind of the writer, however, ctory. satts- ‘whe Dempsey who will face | a tonight is a much differ- | fa much better Dempsey distracted, worried man Sinct his title in the Sesqui Sta- Dempsey will enter the ring it with no worries, in really t physical condition, and with sind centered solely on the re- ning of his title. empsey wants to win this fight. would give his fortune to win. wil never fight again, win. lose ‘mw, in the opinion of this) Naturally he wants to re- | trom the ring a champion. He not need the money. But he m want the glory and the re- ® He will therefore die hara. fe boys who pick the winners e in, gesperate straits today ais because they want to pick | | to win, but they can’t | @ the form to justify backing | In fact, the form of this is strongiy in favor of Tun- f To anyone who saw Demp- fin his last two fights (with mney and Sharkey) Jack seems peless. Even in knocking out Sharkey, ipsey did not lock like a good | Mier, in any respect except his mess. Sharkey hit him with hing with both hands; he! fed up his face, almost closed meeyes, and had a decision on up to the } as ll Pease = ana aS ap ' Bis been possible, am of the knockout, there is no Mthat Mr. Cukoshay alias mraty, Would have been award- | ithe verdict by a mile. Two mecneS Won foc Dempsey, and mof them was suspected of be- | foul. 2m only favorable impression med by an observer at the Shar- | f fight was derived from Demp- | we exhibition of courage and Maine, and.from the fact that | Sable to close the fight with | punch, | seespite the outstanding advan- os in favor of Tunney—skill, | Mm, Mentality and the confi- | mee born of one .victory—there | 2 argument in favor of the eetr champion. There is prac- uy nO doubt that Dempsey is Mrcent a better man than ea last he faced Tunney. ws Mind is free from worry anj — sique is remarkably im- . He told this writer that wit that he was just as good maysical man today as at anv m in his career. Demps*y met think that bis “peak” was Toledo when he fought Willard. B believes that his best fighting mity was attained in the battle h Carpentier in 1921. ; eemapecy Predicts Knockout. _- believe Honestly that I am a Mier fighter today than 1 was en T fought Willard,” Dempsey d the writer, “| am not saying . Just for publicity, because that wit win me any fights. | know P| feel and I believe that Tun- a Boing to be surprised when pesP Out against him. Just re- Eber this, when it’s all over -- 618 going to be coun.ed / i ' Dempsey’s talk wd fac 4 does not alter ihe ‘Of the case. Tunney has to adhere to his usual style : Make Dempsey shoot at long ee win. Dempsey can best = eter who comes to him. But lied range he is a had fighter. SY will under no circum- 8 be beeuiled into taking they The writer has been told Dem psey will try to lay back lure Tunney into taking the me essive. ~ Propaganda” Fiynn has so ed Dempsey. sut Flynn » to know his Dempsey bet- : he first push in the face my Dempsey gets from Tunney hse Jack to pile in and throw fn all directions, regardless ructions. Nature made peey & fighter, and didn’t ¢ him conservative. While ee? Carries a Punich. ele goed is the form choice le fight, fans here can- : forget that one punch can win a especially when Dempsey 7m POWing the TN T. One punch | Dempsey can nullify 10 Ths of Jabs. Men at the Sesqui i hee pe sa ; Pes. i ;" - > = 3 # mk f ae ‘former battles? a - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 5S PUNCH CAUSES DOUBT AS TO TUNNE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH Y’S ABILITY - PAGEL sé TO WIN f Se The Very Eye-dea! Gene ‘Llunney says the cut above his eye won’t bother him any.— News item. LITTLE cut above the eye Won't discommode a fighting guy. A rough and ready Leatherneck. And in a fight, we understand, The Leathernecks are first land. to But, still we would champ To well p.otect his damaged lamp, Lest Dempsey should decide to park His fist upon that shining mark. And if by any chance he should It would not do it any good. The “Press” Box. Judging by the way the news- papermer are going to be squeezed in around that ring, the word advise the “press’”’ is advisedly used. the time the festivities are over the members of the “press” will have a general idea of how a! per and press sardine feels before the can open-} 4tions, the number er comes to his rescue. Old Bill Doak shut out the Pi- - manner of speaking. Hymn of Hate. GUY I hate A Is Alphonse Mooney He always calls Gene Tunney ‘“‘Tooney.” Which indicates That he is looney; He never called John Bunny, “Booney.” To Witness Continued From Page 15, Col. 7. eyual represeatation. Mrs. Ray- mond Baker, the “ormer Mrs. Al- fred Gwynne Vanderbilt, was one of those here for the fight. McCormicks, ells and the Atwood Violetts. Joseyh Leiters of Chicago and W shington, also are among those expected to see the fight. Mrs. Rickard, moter, wil] ringside party. Dempsey Is Crowd’s Favorite. win, |it takes a whole lot more to check | i ; | | eral | of Dempsey, on the crest of a wave of popularity and sentiment attaches itself to so flaming a come-back, seemed destined to en- ter the ring a favorite, so far as the crowd was concerned, but the gen- eral pre-baitle consensus regarded the outcome as a toss-up. Betting odds steadying after a drift of sev- days toward Dempsey, largely on a basis of “even money and take your pick.” ceded to be the harder puncher of the two, newspaper experts have gone record in support of Tunney. Such strong support for a chal- | lenger, in the face of ring history | that always has made champions | itself | Pronounced favorites. was anprecedented, but it was only one the record-breaking angles. Whether it was the size of crowd, the amount of the gate re- | ceipts. the extent of the radio hook- ‘rates with two hits, thereby bring- | ‘ing the Bucs back.-a. little nearer ito the field. Indicating that Bill ‘is still working for the Cardinals in ' | | By the way, what ras become of | Mike Trant, “‘the Chicago detec- tive’ friend | “= « and faithful of Jack ‘Ringside Seats Are Given as Wedding Gifts.” There is nothing in common be- tween the prize ring and a_ wed- ding ring, except that the latter is often the prelude to a fight. Wh .t has become of that won- der-car, the new Ford? We take it Henry is buildi..g for posterity. fourth round. time had not He was sad- the fight in the Dempsey at that fought in four years. | dled with all kinds of mental trou- | He was physically a “Dud.” | for the principals in 21 years from | bles, He stood up through sheer game- ness alone. And yet, with one swipe to Tunney’s Adam apple, he almost woh the bout in the fourth found. Dempsey today is a step faster, much sturdier and much improved in morale. It is not unreasonable to suppose that the Dempsey of today would have had sufficient speed to have finished the job, at the Sesqui Stadium, one year ago. 7 Jimmy Bronson, a wise man in his time, and who knows fighters, | declares that Dempsey at his best | could not have beaten Tunney in | any day or time. “Tunney’s mind is what counts,” | being a. And how | like | Dempsey ever beat a fellow like | Don’t forget that while | a powerful punch is a wonderful | asset to a fighter, it’s no good if | Jimmy says. “Besides fichter, Tunney thinks. can an unthinking man Tunney ? it does not land. Gene's intelli- gence will see that it doesn’t con- nect, Tunney Not to Change Style. “You may have read where Gene is going to try to knock out Dempsey because the crowd wants that style in a champion. Not with my consent will he fight that way tonight. If Tunney cuts loose at Dempsey it will be only when sey is through.” In spite of all the talk changed fighting styles it is prob- exactly the same style of contest that was seen at the Sesqui Sta- dium last year. The difference will be that Dempsey will have more virility and speed and that Tun- ney will have more confidence. If there is a weakness in the Tunney angles it lies in his confi- dence. Tunney believes that Dempsey will be easy to beat and really thinks he will knock him out, although naturally he is go- ing to proceed conservatively in matter that involves his crown, now estimatea to be worth a couple of million dollars. The writer believes that Demp- sey is being underestimated and that while the form indicates Tun- Dempsey’s courage, stamina and pufich can be counted out. Demp- sey at all times has a chance to ~ © @re still telling about how PSey came to winning And that’s more than can be said for Tunney. ney as the wipner, no man with | land one punch and close the show. | : | | however, ‘Demp:-y, who used to be ’} bundle up as it usually does fo1 'strongly featured in all of Jack’s| football games and provide a sharp | contrast to the shirt-sleeved, swel- | | tering throng that up, the immensity of th newspa- association oper- of assembled critics or the various financial ar- rangements—all thing ir fistic annals. $1.000.000 for Tunney. Tunney was assured an unprece- dented purse of $1.000,000, regard- less of whether he retains or loses his grasp on the principal! scepter of the prize ring. Dempsey adds $450,000 to a collection of rmeg earning that already have run we!l over $2,000,000 to prove beyond a doubt that the Manassa mauler is the greatest drawing card in box- ing history. Partly cioudy to cloudy rain and a temperature for tonight, issued by R, Cox, veteran head of the cago Weather Bureau. be gentie variable temperature at 10 a. There will winds. In. waS there was not a cloud in*the sky. | *s was likely to be cool enough to cause the crowd to saw Dempsey maul his way to the title against _ Jess Willard on the Fourth of July, eight years ago, at Toledo, or the sOaked and dripping mass of hu- anity that watched Tunney pound | Dempsey off the peak at Philadel- | phia just a year ago. It will be a that gathers for thi. gladiatorial contest, this glorified, big business @dition of a sport that only a few decades a:o0 was con- fined to out-of-the-way, “secret” locations before gatherings of the faith?ul. Guided by Tex Rickard, “howman who ha: raised his the “ante around $35,000 to a purse of $1,- 450,000, boxing promotion scales its bigest arena of society, and figures occupying country’s gathering business leaders in public life, choicest $4¢ seats. Mere fandom at high large will Others | from New York were the Leander | the William Mitch- | The | wife of the pro-,| be hostess to a smal] | that were | The odds on}. a knockout favored Dempsey, con- | : but the majority of | on | a: the | | | for igest of boxing (combs surpassed any- | COm»at 'about five The | ae ; Jew i nad “high-brow” crowd up-to-date. | often | limited add | highest anc most vivid peak in the | before a millionaire | 150,000 Paying $2,500,000 Fight Tonight : : Measurements of Rival Fighters the Associated Pregs. CHICAGO, Sept. 22. — Gene Tunney will have the advantage of |youth and height in his favor to- night when he crawls into the ring at Soldier Field to defend his | heavyweight championship against | Jack Dempsey, while the challeng- er will have reach and weight in | his favor. By Their measurements announced last night: | | TUNNEY. DEMPSEY. | 20 : 189 1, 6 ft, 1% in. | 76%% inches age wegiht height reach neck chest, norma) chest, expanded waist biceps forearm thigh calf ankle wrist 77 inches 16% der the outer darkness of this no- table ringside cast, paying from $5 |for a bird's-eye view, an eighth of a mile from the ring, up to $40 less favored sections of the “ringside” area, The principal actors in this big- dramas, heavily near the scene of early. Dempsey spent the night in a Chicago hotel, while Tunney was to arrive early in the morning to go into seclusion pre- liminary to the ceremony of weigh- ing-in early this afternoon. Dempsey, expected to scale around 196, was expected to have pounds advantage over the champion, tut otherwise there was little to choose in their re- spective physical makeups, or, to ' judge from the assertions of their handlers, in the edge of their fight- ing trim. guarded, were but no/| of 54 to! 55 degrees was the special forecast | “rof. 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FRASER IS ~ WINNER OVER | FRENCH PLAYER 2 in National Woman’s Golf Tourney-—Mrs. Horn in Semifinz is. By the Associated Press. GARDEN CITY, N. Y., Sept. Mrs. Alexa Stirling Fraser, Ot- tawa, champion of the United | States in 1916, 1919 and 1920. to- day eliminated Mille. Simone Theion de la Chaume of France. champion of her own country and England, in the third round of the National Women's Golf champion- ship tournament. The score was 3 up end 2 to play. In the other matches, Mrs. Mi- rlam Burns Horn, Kansas City, scored an upest by defeating Mrs. Henry Pressler of Los Angeles, Western champion, 2 and 1. Miss Ada Mackenzie, Toronto, Canadian titleholder, came from behind to down Miss Virginia Van Wie, Chicago, 1 up, and Miss Mau- reen Orcutt, Haworth, N. J.. met- ropolitan champion, eked out a 1 up victory over Miss Maure Jen- nie, Yonkers, N. Y., former holder of that crown, after they had gone two extra holes. 2 eD - = American Association. the Associated Press. St, Paul 5-6, Kansas City 2-2. Milwaukee 6-2, Migneapolis 4-0. Columbus 6-3, Indianapolis 3-7. Toledo 5, Louisville 1. By greatest throngs of visitors today Chicago has ever entertained. Almost one-third of the 150,000 or more who have tickets for the great spectacie in the stadium came by train, boat, automobile and ajrplane, Governors and Mayors, stage and motion picture stars, Lankers and merchants, and “kings’’ of oil, stee], automobile and other indus- tries will be fed through the 50 gates of the arena tonight by a regiment of police and another of ushers. Mile. Chaume Loses, 3 and | Never Gates to the fight were ‘o open at Dempsey C0 PPD BLP hd he hed ek el hk ek he le By Jack Dempsey. Copvrieht ive7* CHICAGO, Sept. 22.—I'm ready to fight. And I hope Gene Tan- | ¢yii count. with the ney is in the same mood. I am supremely confident of knockout—and doing it in a hurry. But if I fail in that, I have a firm belief that I will be declared the winner if both of us are on our feet at the final bell. Never since 1921. have I felt Surer of myself. have I been more anx- ious to get into action and never have I known more perfect co- ordination. My only worry is on the point of whether I can get away to a good pEMPSEY. start. Whenever I think back over my career, I find that I am what might be called one of those dual personalities. I either get away to a Whirlwind start, such as I. did against Willard, Morris, Pelky, Ful- ton, Firpo and some of the others, or I can’t get untracked for a long while, as is shown by my battles with Gibbons, Tunney, Brennan (in 1920) and a few others. May Be [Fast and Short, I've tried to figure out why it was that I could not get really started in those battles and I can’t find any other answer than that I was not in topnotch shape; that I wasn’t fully turned up and had to geo through a lot of rounds before I really got under way. If that’s the explanation—well, 5 o'clock, and Grant Park, Chica- go’s front yard, was to be cleared of every pedestrian and vehicle an hour earlier. Eleven viaducts lead into the park and none but ticket hoiders may cross after 4 p. m. The two women most vitally in- terested in the championship and in the men who fight each other for it, will not be present. One of these women is Mrs. John Tunney, the champion’s mother, who has remained in New York. The other is Estelle Taylor, wife of Jack Dempsey. Though she has been in Chicago during her husband's training period, she will not leave her hotel suite until the fight is over and the victory for her husband is won—or lost. lonly against that form of attack. he is dead wrong. lam going out te rip his body with short punches and keep on ripping him there un- _ til I've reduced himi to a” gdist |. where he is about ready to call i a nice evening's work. Then I hope to nail him for, the left heok tI ltriea to finish him with in Phila- a | delphia. I figure that Tunney will be lay- ing in a few himself in the mean- ‘time, but J still have faith In my ‘jaw being able to take all that he this wil) be a short fight and a fast | c®" hand out. I think the jaw is finis”. just as stout now as it was last For I am fit and ready, ana 1|Year—and I can S eee ences feel certain that when the gong|"*Y has been a ng P the meantime. bangs I can go into Tunney with}. plenty of speed and with mind, eye |' Plans Two-Handed Attack. and muscle working perfectly, and,|_1 walked into Tunneys Rr - no matter what trickery he tries, | Philadelphia, but I nel ne rn oF force him to forget his ideas that, ‘®em now. I carried all t sa = we are engaging in a “boxing con-|t© him that night and let Bim do test” and make him fight. the countering. I'll carry the fighs ; ' tc him that night and let him do li guarantee that the man 7ua- al’ of it. And Tunney won't do ail wa eo hai coaceg isn veoh the countering. I'll be in there do- Philadelphia. That night I went |'2& some myself. ste a gegghon out with the thought of landing right hand against Tunney 8 ¥ n two punches and ending the | *&: figuring I could finisn po one or ' ey show. I tried no defense, figuring with a left hook. This tims I tT needed none, that is, wath & wae a ge Sothines to eae enete thaa too late for me to try one. to get back the crown. A!l ¢hat 1° Will Play for the Body. have goes into the effort to whip This time it will be different. If |Gene Tunney cleanly and decisive- Tunney thinks I am going to do/ly, and become once again what I nothing but throw hooks at his was for seven years, “Jack Cemp- chin, and that he needs a defense } ==) Write victory. I'm hopeful of scoring sey, champion.” Bladder Ailments Grow Serious The bladder usually suffers to some extent when- ever any of the organs of elimination are disordered, but Bladder Inflammation should be very carefully guarded against as it may quickly become serious and cause severe suffering and misery. ‘Mountain Valley Mineral Water from Hot Springs, Ark., is a valuable aid in preventing and treating bladder ailments. 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mi Pi} Out ete ND EBA NR Pra hke PAGE 18 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH RACING SELECTIONS AND ENTRIES FOR TOMORROW—OTHER SPORT arom. King of Fortune. Molly Mr CAPABLANCA HOLDS ILLINI SQUAD GOES NEW SYSTEM oat i Mi —War Grail Selfish. Fleur De Lis DRILL| FOR AWARDS Omaha Club Is |} Tomorrow’s "Ss Gea fate Der | SUGHT ADVANTAGE | | . THROUGH SIGNAL - T@MORROW’S RACING ENTRIES ; aot ETS URBANA, Ill, Sept. 22.—Coach) GARDEN CITY, MY ay Race Selections : At Hawthorne. | AiteuitingitlrD - At Har de G r { y | PDP PD PDD AD LD LA el el > ‘ B 4. os DEMP*EY. P 2 : on Os ft é and ws l. ES oe td a ve ere 0 | By F. 2. MA’. | 1—Piote . Paortica Clearing Howse. | By the Associated — Bob” Zuppke scratched ecrim-|-—A new system of Piret "Faco—$1000, 3-year- "piret, race. | 1 ing. maiden 2- Y SI bli I1—Adventuress, Jessie — 2 Hens ne y Horner, Estin. Sco. Groom. | BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, mage off his program of football 2 a acteeuiel dij 106 year . ve 13 sf taal furivnces 2 tri 6; = se ~ — co, ; ¢ pio 5 Hoptown Belie $08 Foes ’ ¥ ieide ' j A Edna ass - oun¢g ing wa eee Sead Spea ker. | ay eye SPOT. Agnes Call. Duenna. Sept. 22.—Jose R. Cages practice yesterday and sent his . we oo a ae ' Vaseniimne Aig Quisies 2... ; oa ee - ir Pistia: a’ >— Billy Beer. Silver Queen. Clarcnuce the titleholder, held a slight ad- proteges of the University of Ii- Hivanna “mrteiix asl . . ee z : ylie = The rt} 7 re . o E Finisterre-°::410 Also elixible: P Had Been Held Up After) 3—Colone] Winn, Polyrarn, Bob en Peet, Geen vue, Sieber vantage over the Russian chal-| 1.0: eleven this fall through a Merian ii 309 “ane nail 7 Dnami ; urse i . h |lenger, Alexander Alekhine, when signal drill Uncle Seth . 112 | : 2 | icra n & > Lincoin Pigut...11 _ Johnston, : Ee Second race—S$100". claiming maiden, 2-| str ‘is Soper Siar... 315! Referee Had Declared Bout (| 4 wary B. Kathe. Indian Tales. Vierkottter Sails. the third game of their match for vraroid, sis furienes: ; Prauiein . “es ig listit , . Larod Speaker ..117% *Resemary -— ; | Holi shy : ; rumpet ack .. “No Contest.”’ { 5—GAIN ES W OOD. a atrhword. n Asmciated Pres. ionshi was ad- [ae GUE ewes ws ; re i. and up, ax furlongs: 100 | *Forest Lore: Dream Maker :'115| LINCOLN, Neb. Sept. 22.— The] Drama, Gotdbéater. Letter | °OO™™* OO: chamewe of Me wort! show the way to a host of aspi-/ine Far West. In 19: a ee ee eT - 14 a ict : ee ah Aa ; AN THE INTERNATIONAL GREYHOUND SACING eA Preeti a am ie RCS. ' : ? > : te ~ . ; athe ct Bt 4g +102 5 merge a, 10 as it may see fit to recover the re- ened cyTtene4 teenti ; “ag ‘whose possession they may be sg A wall Prodiz . 12 | Commissioner. who has threatenc1 ; — - : ‘ ‘ hoe ae Ty ie « _ | seu oo onan’? - : lit o t} ~#« ae ; e = ; ‘ ” 2 v Winn | Somenet : Lemnos . ....114 “Young” Stribling of Atlanta, Ga other entrants. sailed today for | bit. The game will be resumed‘ with Garland Grange and Jolley, title has been played § {9 -r man. u s sFii. Fahd — .* e “es 7 a . ~ — -4 « ; * “i *Hich Hert - a4 } 6 : tf ¢. nd Leo Diebel, Oklahoma Cily, 7 ~Brevet Collar Victoria M iss Con | Germal y. He wih! remain in Ger- | this evening. Chicago. topping the field. the East and recs Thin a tent many for six weeks and then re- | aieer es ' 3$—Lady Marie. Lady McNeill. Tomrus ; turn to the United States to swim | 4 mana 5 ory . fest yester- | mwier as sixth round as 0 con . | Fost in a contest at Tampa. Fla. aiming th it. ave $ iden Powsie ) Diy} if y | wit au | riment of Public Welfare tO DAY | ques W hose six furlongs A a 1A six furions : — : pow two sects their share of a “Tf You're the Man h Colla j ‘ ' 9: i ren! aT. Weil me } . —s . s9 ics “10 we Gudrer ... 5 | Gold Hand * bTommy Tickle.10% | gate receipts Does Not Fit—I Want to See You Gaineswood > No Quat a! Bonker ....++--192) sent 12, Judge Lincoln Frost rate Sf fe, claiming we -YCAT-ttG 4 ~ oe 31 nd one-srxticenihb: ad anthes ft 1696) Welf versed the ref- oni MA es 1 wee “cn mena ead at reeniree sisble entry. bDoris H. Tim | Public elfare, re rye A ‘Mntterne.... 105 { dine .113 | merman entry. | nd held that ere | ¥ Scpxhotenté ' ’ rive race. $1 500 The Piedmont Han eree 8 de sion - a BLUE ERG SUITS : ‘tf fe and | was a contest. Disposition of the; - ei ean Shad yedale . et | ther consideration. ON cies a Under the Same Management as the Madison ‘ane mii and one-sixteent : “dressy” I * tw i Matador erHo loos jos ik on 'Club might take such proceedings etiintiing ceae cae spcanaahiad dene — a Weather cicar: Mr. Martin OS *Jark of Clubs. .115 | sel ~ Motorists 7 cone 3 ee ee ae me pares t ee. $1300. claiming 3-sear- | ceipts from any third person in f assures you with each Suit. | Can Take pn . osee St. Charles Road ME sees mien Soa: |e 7,03 N. 6th St. —." fist race, 31709. 2-yexr-ol vee a : , a U. 5. DE di — ow abla | *Who Knows Me. | The receipts of the fight are com ® y | . | Fie Anal ra : 1.2 — oe TWO DOORS FROM PINE STREET ia. Gi 2 | h s Ai State 1% ; . ~ |to turn them over to charity. | BETWEEN OLIVE AND PINE ~ nga | | o. ’ « * . . . ; > . | TT ) Sa! On —_— KEARNS WILL BE A aggre ada ies aisdin.-s SPECTATOR AT BATTLE y Address , iontvenne “Hes ae tally ! By the Associated Prese. oe NIGHT Chatf euex First race. SIM ce tming o-year- CHICAGO, Sept 22. — Jack and Catisier ..... atin Bn a Oe a ha ee wae ges Ampang renee, Tian Thin reer. 8 as and up fonle?t tm Canade,. maiden ; Kea rps. former ma nager of Jack | | FOSTER FLORAL 11} Dempsey, but last year listed as) CUP RACE : ; o inn . half frrlores- | nays, ws Sustongs: Nejtie W oad . nd » “hige stg _ Me Tx wt ¢ bg ar a a Mise Conten a : “ ‘ _»hhe . Merrick ix lortor Fred ... eddy Ler /1105 Blanco . .....105/ a Memesis accountable in great eee . 118 ERS? . | | TED JANSEN’S “Lear: ...... ladette .....2041 Second race. 2-vear-oldz, ».|medsure for the sorry exhibition ; ORCHESTRA She Ral “S| MeK } iin * bai Ongs: “si , | * toe £8 pw ERS Od | AS. on turlong qa, | Jack made against Gene Tunney aa. An ray plage! .*. ~'Poitery . 5 deal ppport Ral diets 1m wm ....991 Clap Rock ; Si pockland Bey .108 Trompelaine ian | ness the second edition of Démp- | Spee i. 2, ae, Pei EG Fea A rage ee ap Fel NF ~) mr TS nak ee ae . 3 gn gamer 61500. The Senorita Purse. | ut a baeoaes 5 ~ 4 4 es aoe S* y vs. ‘punney. | on Gare. Siics Bud mares. one mil: ‘ettward Bour | Kearns came in without any ul- | Het Spot eas ge wg Rema gtall weet | - OE ae eth agama and UP.i terior motives, he said, intending | vase $1200, — ee oe “oat Prat J. ..., 98 Bloom Tin .... ito occupy a ringside seat tonight | emi wp. ote mile tae a! ts ee isa pear uerie 18 |merely as a spectator. Flee. Bixts oni h anemia | th race. $1000 claim . Tonight's scrap with Tunney Silver Court atee len y jew 105 a and up, jurior s: i will be Dem pseys third without his ' Leh Trhm® ore salle and ow eri: eenth ' 100 "or ett 7. Sapey - 1“ ) he ' ie a oo *J cae ce. i clain aia 3-Ffar-olds — Re "ati ; ‘ ; ey 7 sacerepenient : b 1! ; f uD. one mile and ouedxtennt 5 . 5 SPANISH CLUB BUILDS *Riue Mask _... 9 ‘i | Hanky Rice ...113Snring | feed STADIUM WHICH SEATS Red@v Fax . atuxant .... iMoltie Mvhil 1966 Pathan . > : _ leet . > ' ; r ". , - . i. > —. ater San Se ae et i Delhi Boy ....11 King of Fortune — at 000 SPECTAT ORS Siren rac:’. “ 23 ‘ee. i éCarom 410 115 +} . . ss T} - fi : ~ ; . i*lavihbonre .. Le = A r ; | Sixth race, $1000, claiming. 3-rear-olds | By the Associated Preas ) land up, one mile end one-sixteenth: BIL BAO. SPAIN, Sept. 22.—The Tirem mon Hill. "? Maker of Trouble ' ‘Captain Guard : 95 Athletic Club of this ci ity has built | (jrati se 7 EA Pendleton 113 ; | te ldeman a football and sports stadium | 0 Als igible: nen De Lis.. o eligibic: | white SA ik aA Ask ceca hin ea RNR Foor Sixty bile : — gar ssanue h will be the most spacious in , The Pat . } iVan Patrick ..1°%8 secky Sue.... 99/!Spain. The club. originally a foot- Feather clear: track fas | Lancester a! ‘Olly Leighton 95 PAnurenticr sllowance le tads Monte. . > aim Cow 104 ;° ball club, intends to provide for al! | " remainder | *Kinbarn iron i . ,.104/) kinds of sperts, including Rugby m. : Seventh race $1000, claim 3-¥rar- a 88 - A & oe it etaebe + | «= 1 | olds and wp, one mile and one-sixteenth: | 294 association football, baseball, | | Roortin thats > . elot otorcy le-r Nn wi « | Boort ing E an rie. . peiota,. ™M cle-racing. swim At “Aqueduct, i*Sir Galahad Men . EW * ‘ iMarwaret St oR iming, lawn-tennis and athletics. Pirst re g. L-peur-old files, jereger . ? Gold Bells *"’ 106) Th rround covers 542.009 *Pateeraph +. pangltgtet 5... 29S) Oaperenticn ellowanes Seats are provide DM romgire L>Pile? - Test ' . x 4% j W eather chou iv : track fast. OT A wee ‘ qpectate atiy ria s- - ; * itiac k i* 4 . vas oe —" ‘ *hedierd Lire Li; : ° } Nei 1 a Beg see iN | The most popular cigarette ( (aes fae" Marie Blanche -f ON DUNLOP TIRES i} iiss Aare Get our ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES on Duniop. Fire- &T stome. Goodyear and other standard makes. CASH : or EASY PAYMENTS as desired. If short ef reads : al ages a cash, open a Tire Charze Account. Get Ti Sigh s +, sty che: ; ‘? ti tants oa . ea ‘ : ee and ride while you pay. Rie gee ‘ | = : ® 7 in; Germaine : Fi on ste seat! Hl MERCHANTS TIRE Co, Zinttetan. NS in t | ’ r 46e. They have won splendid rep- SOUTHERN ILLINOIS a semi-soft collar into } a voselae greater freedom from ' Btone-Bruise. : Sarr met aemlf. Worthlessness. — anything but the pleasure of smoking. Ba we ok a DUQYOIN, T.. Sept. 22.—The | = “annual meet of the Southern I : | tad . a nels Fox Huntere Assoctation al i ‘ Weather Balloon Tire is ’TTli-i. t be held at Indian Point near Vien. | 3 tog | na in Johnson County. Sept. t¢ ae p oclentifically deseaee es to 29 a Maximurr traction and sistance The country sround Indian Point | — | ee is enid to abound tn red foxes | : ) Cvere Preparations sre being made ~~ O Cs entertain huntera from “Fuerpt.” | 3 & ‘ I 4 Missourl, Kentreky and Indiana. SUMNER HIGH OPENS | This folding seam is th — g e stron ee cee nh cst part of the collar—and the Practice mnder Coach Beckett of | Sumper Wiech Kehoo! on the grit. | b d k h ll | fron at Tandy Park yesterday The | an ma es t e CO ar ook better, squad engaged in a licht workeut | and will not star? serious work | sit better, feel better. until next week. Beckett wil! he Sesieted be Lewia, who helped to) Aratex Collars are the comdition the quad last vear ene H - - tain. Maudie Sine eee ty best made and the best ~~ last wemeon's contests. has returned | P to ecthool. Esker and Robinson. quality at veteran players of the 1926 tearm craduated last June. aes oes] DD Gack B for #120 achedule of ex , , | 1927, R. 3. Reyneids T te | ‘Sames for this | 4 : tenon Cian nee Weather x ROPES ah en Ob on x4 Sa as 4 eg <i # TR Ry cet low . se eae ry Be a Se 7 AY a pat cae ter * EER AEA 5 Ne Nest! Title segs ¥ Ss By pg

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 1) a RUSSIA TAKES CHESS IOWAN’S DOG WINS divided between the pointers)by M. S. Hughes of Bristow, Ok. ) ° ° | im the ' | , DPLAY.- BY-PLAY BUT FIELD TRIAL DERBY Pte owned by. W. C. Teagle, of; There were 31 | Greyhound Selections and Entries |j "AY-8Y-PLAY But FIELD. TRIAL DERBY | {-";2x"snd’cosusass swt louie ANTLER, N. D., Sept. 22,-—-Chief Seco : ad 4 ° AT WELLSTON. ecemash Mae ps ate Mpeckaniff ay te eS ae Pohic Touchstone, a pointer, own- NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—While Rt r, = a 7TH Sto : Selections. Royal Hussa Vermillion ed by Mrs, Ruth E, Miller of Des NEW SYSTEM D bay, a Onn nnOnCOF By FLEM. als Newville’ Clito. the eyes of most of the world will Moines, Ia., handled by C. D. Black 1—Keiham’s Recruit, Michael's Pet, Fine | F ; be riveted upon a 22-foot ring at| of Brownsville, Tenn.. won the | FOR AWARDING U. % SWEET CHOCOLATES Gold. + T Chicago tonight, Russian eyes wili | Derby of the all-American bird dog | ’ natn ; Daedalus, Azercame, Split Hold. Jixgs WOMEN’S GOLF = nis initia sesentmana al 5—Rine ie scream rete trap. | Triumph t Byes he focused upon the international | field trials which was concluded ee . t ¥ . ’ . : eae ges eres uM. OY. x ae Honey Nougat; Full Cream cg Wildest hatte. ig Heart, Oakland goalding Brutus Raite Marie chess meet at Buenos Aires, citi mes ge prow e+ was a ee MyEem Of selecting se - Caramels; Butter Creams o Glenside Concreagh Russian newspapers are receiv. | eee ee mn mite ef for the national women rn ea, i F h fy , : ms Hand, Almo's Flash, Black Monroe beonie arton ing play-by-play returns from the owned by F. R. Billingslea of championship has b ti ae and other delicious centers, T—~Judy, Orman. Midford de re. Fifth race, five-sixteenths mile: ‘ th ” Tulsa, Ok., while third place was ‘. comminn, ee a the pound 8—Ballyknockin, Shoemaker, Silver Tip. | Don, dr Mickey's Pal chomp “hatte os She camrary’ ta the et the women's committee of , ar. > p PE ANUT 9—Reigning Resent, Phelta. Strong and Oakland Cannes a Rabbis Argentine capital, but only the bare t , S. G. A. and hereafter fous J * RITT Sweet, Red Bort v { result of the Dempsey-Tunney fight tricts—the South, Nt eZ 5 he B LE By DUBLIN, HANDICAP Sixth race, three-sixisenthe eallet will be sent to Moscow by the Rus- ; ‘ / \ . - Pa ‘Sy Le iatiieiadedlh, 2 camenlandindeniaas cpteiedan: dead, shadicaiiace cobahehiss 2a ondbacdediie li aeaa ai ‘ » ele 2 Re? br Des le ep ? 4 M ws as +a 2 hie te A A le a Bs BR ate ar W est} Cri ean . ‘st, spy Peanut Brit- 1—Dora Ridge, Kelham Recruit, Fine | He) Lawler’ 5 as ” die West and East—vwi;; old Glider may er Vm sian news agency “Tass. championsh! e, Newville Clito, Split Hold. | Almo Flash Plack Hawke — - Pp hip in rotation, 3 ' ‘Sic . Patey Buse Around. Full Hend Mooncoiner e next title will Je dectaa of this popular can- 4—Spaldin rutus, Glenside, Ratto, Seventh race. Futurity: the South, the exact location 2 dy’ Areal treat. 5——Oakian nnon, Mickey's Pal, Wild- | 5 Buck's Jiicourt determined later. In 1929" ‘ est Robbie. champtonshi o 4 The P P will be cong ted | * Found B _ 6—~-Mooncoiner, Lawler’s Cross, Figure | Midford De Bere Little “Judge DEM BS EY 30c Four Judy Oo the Far West. In 1930 the VS will gather in the Middle Weg, ee ss Ballyknocking Silver Tip : 2 a a in 1931 in the East. > we snip AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE _—e vo Entries. No Foolin en Heretofore the national womesll Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd : Ninth 8 quarter mile: U EY title has been played for only snl det turing @ - Firat race, Casee-gix toothed. patios abe race, one genre es iad : Ulethatbringsanew | © 3 Avera have delight tothosefond $—Ki ud rman 7— Judy, Little Judge, Spalding Bowser. Kighth race, Futurity, Foster Floral Cup 8—Judgment, pan { nockin, No Foolin. | race: an, Reigning Regent, | Judgement Shoemaker : 7 ’ . Red Rust o , : » ; " Vild Bee the East and Middle West, ~~ . meihem Rectult on Phelta Mission Belle at the . 2 i ine Goid Reigning Regent Calvo gag the hes Louis, = — : : peieemaens | Golden Shred TU EETI - ag : Aug. 27—Sept. 24 :_ ae | | AT RAMONA. RADIO g HOW T—H IGH-CLASS RACES—7 Selections. ory oe ye vr a rr By TRACKMAN. |. People’s Motorbus Co.'s coe 1—Rustling Tess, He Goes, Billy's, Priae. Ras Hote: Jeffersen, Hotel Statler and im Reed, Sparkle, Pat nne Fads Bridee: Rave, fouls and Sub- uggler's Winnie, Glenfeerish, Gypsy ba Coach : anem. : U neern Recelved on Giant Loud Hotel Pp. ee, e : AN ome pearers an usire é ington, direct to 7 me ristocrat, Dashing Jockey, Thespis, Biow for Blo y Shiver Ushig. Firemas. Hunter's Bat- oO w yyy canine erate -- KING SPACE . By PEWEE KAISER * a tle, Je iaopuagawe. Der Tag, Commander te Gooerel Admission .,.- o2.28 ~ : : ‘ : " e MN cee eretOeeteenes . ine RUG Burr, Bawling Bull, Elec HARRY KABAKOFF Federal TOS sscccccescssss d@ " Doaer the Seoneiian at tn 7 | robe He Might II, Dan Moody, Rolley ADMISSION 50 CENTS DOUG ’ From Delmar & Hamilton - nae ; First race—Three-sixteenths mile: Grand & Delmar | : Valka Balled Over ) , | (Parking Lot) j : idde: Foonday uD | ‘ | | And Eads Bridge = wecond pace---One-qu: vs api : St, Charles Street Car L a . : . . . . -? _ . . " ~— " 7 4 ey ef - - . > » oy re ‘ae ber (hs ew wg ye ntelacad oe . ~ ri Lan y * = * oa vee ¢ gan! 4 1 tom > 4 7 . v Ween rite — " . — ieee ; ° m+ oe ‘for Some eee PIPL Peay: seo 4910 I tim EA Poe Ee mae ee >" os. haglbedle aes aetna ppp: ateeer soe 9 a “sain Sea ee ee ae ee nathaatieeees r ov We ee Teves Wo wa ‘int — . A é : e ; ee . . 2t.”a 7 niversity for an In- Agr age «2 OOS FL definite Period. 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= _ : * ee ee aa ae oe ee ae oe Tae ore 6 Tip EIS "TRIES | OUME F CNAE, ERD SH ONE TG RES IAD SRL PRES oe ilies ee Pan ; Nae A Sea Oh Re rape Sy Fr ot Canes SO Res : } eth, “solely “SL oe aha a a : = , : ees : Q ae : att Pot: es E ¢ oe Srae as ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927_ 3 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = a eS Morgans Defeat "i: WILDE THINKS | wor enamviontin. vcr 1 WATCH YOUR FEET | ware aawin'ae b. | spy iitAY FEVER PILE: Faditorial Page | ie: De a Quick relieffrom painful vr YWEIGHT CROWN = i rtoon | ; men. “I am confident I can beat | SPECIAL Ladies’ New r | _ Daily on | kee ) FL any flyweight in the world. but 1|] Heels; $1.25 Value. ... = | mendea ) Che olets and | By the Associat would prefer to meet Johnny Vacca th St. Shoe air : Rep ed Pres. “0 CARDIFF. WALES, Sept. 22.—/or Fidel la Barba. ; ° ‘Jimy Wilde, who held the fly-| Wilde, who is 3: years old, re- Cor. 8th and Lucas Av. | 7 , ik ei THREE Gain Muny q e weight boxing championship of/tired from the ring in 1924. Hej] 12 Shert Block North of Washington | oun ae eee Star Biden 12th & Olive, St. Louls oo = ame ) | : : | BRAS ae: wie ee eee Upeprates fen reian st aro + £ i ns ‘acommended Sinus Trouble & Catarrd ‘the world for many years, is con- | lost the championship when he ~_ seneiennte i ; 5 ; i aeaaliati ait & At = is. “eri “comeback.” was knocked out by Pancho Villa Ree me ewe Real vestments or : | Pine ee. , HOW Q . Hasmer Allows Only Two | “t have farsi felt better in my/in the seventh round in New York | Radio material is bought and sol?) Today’s bargains in used articles; For Estate In Read today’s Want Columns for a | 7 Hi] ; : soy é mentite ie “=~ aso hi SRE ete He ° ~ - ; ; : . 9 in today’s Want pages. Homes see the Real Estate pages.' business openings. — . ltife 7 ch ore the iin June. 1923. threagh Pest-Dispatch Wacsts. ot ~ Hits m Final cf Series, ue n and nee it sng : seen ~ we tet pg a> 4 LAPS AG ERA HAC UR Sf PIO ph gp RINE Sty. ETRY OY Y iim atetitem, tats Be ae ee rt ee ay emai estas fier « CM aE Sf Ga RARE 19 ae OPS ty ge co as ia AT MAY-STER?1’S Se WELLESLEY 10 = py a¢ Allowing only two hits, Johnny | | : a a Hasmer, twirler for the Morgans, . e see - - ae “k 2 y | ANG the right to meet the Cincinza C Omes This ‘This Complete 3-Rogmm MARK’ v Regional P | = ae : the right to meet the Cincinnati S p . oe ———— 204 F Hasmer was given a on goo | aaa a OOSING HUSBAND Other cities ing lead ‘Im the first inning, when p09 ogee and aa ‘ to Go With problem and pro single ore he reliev 4 — me ways extending Tras Deergene will Saas take et ; | | f over Wayne, Mac “Winning, 1C to 1. enabled his team to win the Muni- oe amateur champions in an inter- é vores 8 ~ & Rene ec Oo a O ilem extended be S|! Witha 9x12 Velvet Rug F ‘f= eee ‘was >| en eg ODES & a » , . 7s and seven runs. The Morgans stole a en eT wir Over Her y plasaee a8 i . ~— . sciated Press. ti day for the series. with the Cincin- ~ rrr Tre . , : ; “2 ; GHAI, Sept. 22.—An Ori- = ae ha ae ee oc cent onecte nae ape ar 23 Mie PF? H+ Vee Sa Oe | = Ce mt romance of a Chinese gradu- | within a year come to St. Louis sev the nares final C ce als 3. | —= | a= 3 “a . ipf Wellesley College and a Na-jof the committ ‘ games the following Saturday and on a a itn . a =. | ep _/ =. — ; » i .? t*, “ Com bo he bo —~2 5 ty P ne. a bie adios ve, S in - eee St Sy ae - — ' ro ae ithe ns eee, te eee een te Me apes fe, eH. onene fe gee Rabi mo S| HOOWOOCI » al oosccosc~ | ©] OrsSerisoeno ft 3] ~ “t] OMMwWMOwEW O > p | CoSsooMoessoH : S| HO homens ty wl CososoHomoson : o 2 s al a mo + rey. 4 P in the plan, wit prees in their struggle against the shout 366 mailen Woodward ave “There would be no formal an abun aubiel ment at present, she said, ie further devel : ee F is is & i bjection of her Three-piece velour Living-Room Suite, metal floor lamp, ae peause of the ob) Me roads. It cor : , Avni ss a iy to the match, but she was highways, set at 3.7% ‘ ce gl er ) oridge lamp, walnut-finish table, davenport mirror, Pov wmined to follow the dictates ; — ina ii AA , - eee = : | azine rack, footstool, smoker stand, bud vase, two Dill Se heart 00-tout vans xu! Set EY (° GED : 4 Zod) Bree || i SSS eo a eee a A. book walnut-finish book trough end , ° space in ‘the ce s os Ps, = * (Sea NURIA uci 3 | BE HS . - Pe . ; FBr a ' — = | “A : OSS. . LA Complete — = ’ ee ry reverses which brought made a survey freely on the fight dwelling mainly oe a } 2 3 SF - th 8 oe . SS. a Why. e. ! es ! _ | Vie Soot at Na = ae. z 5% re = >. : wy yy Z Mas SEZ og UE 3 spout his retirement, was regarded | gare in the Ch om. the dazzling size of the purse. . a HG la —s « | ox” 4 Ve 4 Qay es a tige Of, 7 Mvincible, having led the Na- whtle th raise the manly art i 2s: 3 : > : 1d 4 an ie =. : oo Se tA BF , cont : baminaniaasl i ee eS eee = and swept the northern wat- lop: ch worth ail the fuss and money ex- | | | . £23 HS . | 7 =~. ' “a> > , ~ = | : cae. wercs back across the Yangtze wie the Ag far as can be learned despite i — . a =a . >» oa r ~4 ™ 2s | / “= wever. It was by his strength that jor streets, the-interest in the fight here lit- : a | 9 PIECES IN A L [ ? radical element was eliminated | pas been sel tle actual money has been wagered 3 =em th: Nationalist movement, | system of th e wi: S Ss . ; . | A pea the reunion of the Nationalist ith wide on the event. : 7 3 = finish Bedroom $ | ing Ww . : = | 7 | : > :>. [he ‘outfit includes a stunning 3-pc. walnut 3 @ictions under a common govern- s iemes © =. bk -. | , $43 oO ;: | — — | — hest of d bed and beautiful French vane wearer oF | : ‘ | So lis--*> « | /, arge chest of Grawers, poster a beds nt, just aw in ac- Pacific Coast League. Lo SS BE SZ » Fy: ae / ee ee | Saat = 1004 endl ytd coil spring, 2 pillows, a Rayou i os announced, was in through the ¢ Oakland 5, Seattle 0. ~ _- == | E Se e ,s %& Aosta i Mae Oy ee = ia eee | : ss ae “tan — Pring, es ence with the wish he €X-/ roadways to ft Las Angeles s. partane 2. . ==S— ~ tz a4 ez ; KG 2G. ~F Sz : f | spread and vanity bench. a Premed at his retirement. vacah taakitelll Sacramento " ons 4. — 6 oe late " : A : . ; - : , - Zw ¢ sg ; . His romance with Miss Soong * Hollywood 1%. San Francisco 3. We Se te ES won By » ‘ Be YF (OF = 5 ! Pay Only $1.25 Weekly — = ders: Soe Danaea ew itis eva "8% ' . *" . cytestit OF ¥ % ’ a , a, add sates ee Ee BAC UA Dn gi tt on ARAL Ri AlN aay oi een Te pet Ly ide : eh Ss Se 4 Y * is x a Miiue _ Sy ceeatiss be 4 ; > \\" 7) \ india NW y A Yy =a } > bs * e > aoe : E 3 x § i 7 ° € v ese . 2 _{ se Chiang’s Carcer. eee N\y" 4 we 4 we at Canton two years ago 7 his military successes at- San = "a world-wide attention. | Stiang, who was born in 138%, brought up. an orphan, by “ves. Apprenticed to a mer- wee. be ran away and entered Chekiang provincial army in @ c ) Pays for 4 7 a PAZAT, “ 54 SSF : Zi | 2 = = —— ~ - Menial capacity. The soldier's life _ FRIDAY | . te Z he won a SS =: a ; a See Royal Velvet : — = i= eeeOlarship in the mflitary acad- SAVERNRAUT cz 3 ibs. 14 Bed-Davenport Sa ee a ile! Se ~ lem as appr MEAT COMPANY E> ® Pactingfu, from which he aan REE ERRERRT ° . . SS —s2 , = ee ey Rug Free With | : = +I is ' egg —. honors. FANCY CHEESE Sn==, tb. Ti | Suite With This Se : ES = = Jn = S= == = we _ | meee Ce « 2 s a3 ON ! * — ‘in 1306, be porns ed by build WUT BUTTER Sovacc 20 9x12 Velvet Rug FREE eee oe Every Bed-Davenport Suite (FRRIN Fe get WIMMER coc, Snr, Sey = [sere rat -_ SS: tS == > G @2e eae see Fingal Pig \ ’ ® became interested early| cost is $20 POTATOE: r= Wi : aoh| 2 his Is a Genuine SON SS = Those Who Missed | he=o*\ Ff rni a hg ee , : ° OS = . Fa | : ee vic = made into Sh Och ths 1081) AROEHLER of Undisputed NEA This Sale the Last TimeCan (AW Vie = Bi, etree tm wot, | Aporerat tel ‘i . 3 e . Bll Ss | _ c™an described as Mme.) volved in & oy 28 Superiority and a REAL BARGAIN! , Profit by It Friday and Saturday | | \ 3 Ss ws ng Kai-shek left China fer| upon which Per Dez TTY ‘ ’ 7, “* »? the Nationalist movement fa-/ taxes. anit United States early this month, | November. : ; ‘i i ae Chiang is quoted as repudiat- | 500,000 al nu The three luxurious pieces of this Suite include : “ts Be av, ‘cclaring the report that |for exten Y 4 a really and truly comfortable davenport that can You'll never know what a luxury it is to own a i } ethyl ne Bi gat k wy ret | Sliced Halibat, ‘2 be easily converted into a full-size bed by one Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite until you have had ) | — He Givorcea his legal wife tm iz = simple motion—when closed it conceals all bed- = in your home. By day it serves as a stylish ! a pel, va stated, and early this year : i resh Oysters, Pint. . .30} need not worry about carrying heavy beddin ving-Room Suite—by night it serves the pur- | eo in. wo concubines, believing ene. Whiting, Ib 21 around. The two chairs, a wing chair and a club pose of a bed—as’ comfortable as any you have ! Z USEFUL PIECES a : eare of concubinage 8). ac laces chair, are both deep seated with broad arms and ever slept on. A Kroehler is especially convenient | a | a on ete the new China. | | scant i mall coal c. Enamel Breakfast Set, drop-leaf table and 4 chai @ ng is married to him , Boneless Cat, lb. ..25 — ~~ and you have need for an burner gas stove, a top-icer refrigerator in golden oak and 28 the face of continued opposition — | , extra bed for your own use or for guests coming j Size felt-base rug in an attractive design. = Will be breaking an age-old Ver. | in. And with this beautiful Kroehler Suite comes | = “ent, as @ Chinese girl is not : a 9xi2 ROYAL VELVET RUG ABSOLUTELY Pay- Only $1.00 Weekly —s_ Bem the right to choose her hus- : 174 : a hake 10 Act aul Print 47 i | ee a Cabinet that he has prepared & _ “3 OES ten Rt | : at : ‘o Congress asking that WITEEDC Mes 1h OME : ee for eonard Wood, widow of ee — military governor of Cubs, be Ny ‘ * | : p y RE yee 8 S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets Ee _- a pai: ig, oe amcum oe WHE ental esata 8 aC rsp eaten 2S lt RN agi . ’ An appropriation for the “on of a menument te Gen. 2 by the Government of Cubs Ul be recommended.

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: of cured ew" | BOOK. it will pay you, Consultation and FE; re DR. C. MATTHEW COE. re 501 po 2 y sad ‘ % Tg plete 3-Roor liome’ Outfit a Separately — ired . . an KAD : 4 ees ES IN ALL ni 3-pce. walnut-finish Bedroom Suite pster bed and beautiful French Ne §, a coil spring, 2 pillows, a Rayon bed-, ga : y $1.25 Weekly — gine "i FUL PIECES — -drop-leaf table and 4 chairs, 2 four” igerator in golden oak and a toom*’ tive design. — | ly $1.00 Weekly SS ee : . y “- es % 2 ‘ H Cae on mi Le 4 2 WES ns ee ft ae os 7 = - Daily Cartoon A -- 33 . ’ a LUST rit 3 » Feeeeee 3 cea 7 “1 - . “ “7 pothree “ites sires seets 4 3S rt; br rit ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 + REE ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927. PAGES 21—34 | | Ths ALLESLEY 10 ya CHUNG TWelling Soong of eae Announces Cul- cs! of Romance Be- =n Two Years Ago. ire owt ES TRADITION IN uQOSING HUSBAND eae, ae i od we General, 39, and 3 to Go With to Japan to Over Her Family. ? a 7 se Lee re = 8 s “oo > ‘-_ _ me, ey —- Se nse / ae * ns 7 S Sy 7 i _" > ae - a Ps 4 ‘ . i. Ly yy TI. “FOP . > eo 7 ‘A a 7 al or. - : ov 4 ter of the late Michael Collins, who was assassinated. LOL LIAO A Ee ’ FOUR-DAY TIE-UP OF RIVER CARGOES ON MISSISSIPPI ENDS Major-Gen. T. Q. Ashburn, Who Cut Boat Crews, Accedes to Navigation Regulations. Special to the Post-l‘ispatch. DUBUQUE, Ia., Sept. 22.—A four-day tie-up of cargoes valued at $1,000,000 was ended today by ac- cession of Major-General T. Q. Ash- burn to navigation rules of the De- partment of Commerce, and the towboats S. S. Thorpe and C. C. Weber of the Upper Mississippi barge line departed apout noon, The Weber, with a tow for St. Louis, has been held up here since Saturday, and the Thorpe, with a tow for Minneapolis, largely of St. Louis merchandise, since Monday. The recently completed towboat Gen. Ashburn also had been sche- duled to depart last Monday. It will leave tomorrow. Captains of the three boats had refused to go out with crews short of those required by the steamboat navigation rules. Gen, Ashburn, head of the Inland Waterways Cor- poration, the Government organiza- tion which operates the Upper Mis- sissippi line, had ordered seven men discharged from each crew at Du- buque. An indignation meeting of citi- zens from various Upper Missis- sippi c'ties was held here Tuesday. ‘A telegram was sent to President Coolidge urging that he intervene in whatever way feasible to allow the service to go on. Freight far beyond the total capacity of the line is waiting both at St. Louis and at Minneapolis, where 1,000,000 bushels of grain has been offered for export through New Orleans, Se THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS FOLLOWING FLOOD IN MEXICO Property Losses in Acambaro, State of Guanajuato, Estimated at $3,000,000. - By the Associated Press. MEXICO CITY. Sept. 22.—Prop- erty losses at Acambaro, in the State of Guanajuato, by the flood of the Lerma River are estimated at 6,000,000 pesos (about $3,000,- 000) by the correspondent of the newspaper Excelsior, who reports the destruction of 2000 houses in Acambaro alone, leaving two- thirds of the population homeless. No estimates of the damage done to other flooded towns and vil- lages in the Lerma Valley have been made. The Mexican Congress has voted $0,000 pesos for flood relief, and the Chambers of Commerce and other organiaztions thrvughout the Republic are raising additional funds. The waters are reported to be slowly subsiding. El Universal has received a mes- sage that the Hotel Internacional at Acambaro did not collapse, as previously rumored, = | . -_ IN CHILD LABOR LAWS Voters’ League Board to Draw Amendments to Be Offered to Legislature. Preliminary discussion of plans to obtain amendments to the child labor laws of Missouri was held yesterday by the State Board of the Missouri League of Women Voters at the College Club, 5428 Delmar boulevard. A report by vat George B. Man- gold held that the present laws were inadequate for the full pro- tection of children. Under some conditions, Mrs. Mangold said, a child working at 11 o’clock at night would not be violating the law, which permits a child to work 48 hours a week and attend school 30 hours. A change to correct the present law under which a child 10 years old may sell newspapers at night was advocated. More strict educational require- ments before a child of 14 is per- mitted to work, and a requirement that employers be required to re- turn a child's working permit to the authorities when the employ- ment ended, were urged as also necessary, Mrs. Mangold saying that frequently permits to work were.in reality permits to idle. The suggested changes in the law will be drawn as amendments and presented to the Legislature in 1929. Mrs. Gordon B. Sommers, chalir- man of the Committee on Legal Status of Women, urged continued activity to obtain authority for women to sit on juries, and Mrs. Stratton D. Brooks of “Columbia presented the report of Miss Elia Victoria Dobbs, chairman of Edt- cation, emphasizing the importance of equal educational opportunities for all children in the State, Mrs. Virgil Loeb, chairman for Efficiency in Government, dis- cussed the waste in Government, and the campaign of the Associated Industries for a State Department of Budget and for a consolidation of State departments. British Film Company Sok. LONDON, Sept. 22.—The Daily Express says Sir William Jury has sold his controlling interest in the Jury Metro-Goldwyn Co., the Brit- ish representaitves of the Metro- Goldwyn Co., the British represen- tatives of the Metro-Goldwyn-May- er Corp. of America, to the Loew Co. of New York. The newspaper adds the transaction involved «a large sum. Sir William, an inti- WOMEN PLAN CHANGES," St ata Announcement Made by Vice Pres- ident of Georgetown Univer- sity Who Received Gift. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—Pope Pius XI has contributed $100,000 for relief and welfare work among Mississippi flood sufferers, it was announced today by the Rev. Ed- mund A. Walsh, 8. J., vice-presi- dent of Georgetown University, who received the papal gift on behalf of the American Hierarchy of Bishops. “As head of the Catholic Church, personal in addition to the help already sent to the stricken areas by the various dioceses in the United States,” the Rev. Dr. Waish said, “and his only regret was that he could not send more.” CAROL ACCEPTS FATHER’S WILL Denial Issued That Former Prince Has Started Contest Action. By the Associated Press. BUCHAREST, Rumania, Sept. 22.——-Former Crown Prince Carol, it is stated in official quarters, ac- cepts fully the conditions of the late King Ferdinand’s will. At the same time it is denied that he has started a legal action to break the will. Previous Bucharest dispatches, by way of Vienna, attributed to the Official Gazette the announce- ment that Carol was contesting the decree of the Chancery Court un- der which King Ferdinand’s estate was being divided, and that the Court had agreed to take his suit under consideration. JAPANESE GIRLS SMOKING Increase of Cigarette Habit Per- turbs Authorities. By the Associated Prem TOKIO, Sept. 23.—Cigarette perturbed. Smoking by women in Japan is not an entirely new habit, but perviousiy & has been con- and old women. But today the cigarette has been adopted by the daughters of well- to-do families and even school girls are indulging. One reason the cigarette is supposed to have at- tained popularity among the Jap- anese debutantes is the belief that continued smoking reduces weight. And the girls of Nippon, NMke their Western sisters. all desire to be fashionably slim. Ol ei ed ———, By the Press. Sept. 22.—Laerd Associated LONDON, George Hamilton, $1, former First Lord of the Admiralty and a for- mate friend of the late Marcus Loew, intends to retire from busi- 32e38, ag . mer Secretary of State for India, Pope Pius desired to do something smoking among Japanese girls is growing and the authorities are fined to Geisha girla, waitresses SCOTEHINISAT RETALATON FOR FRENCH TAREE PARIS INDICATES DESIRE TO YIELD Solution Put Up to France — Concessions Probable Pending Negotiations for Adjustment. By ARNO DOSCH FLEUROT. A Staff of the Post- Dispatch and the New York World. pyrigt 927. b Press and Pulitzer 7 i 9 A de rary - 2 ’ 2 . ¥ a setae, Baws aN: = fr nn ae ey - ve 7 Ww nee o-cnnet Raden)! 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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927. PAGE 22 Labor Board, where he and a liberal] colleague co. | ms ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH GEORGE C. SMITH. operated with hardly a jar in holding even the bal- | By way of welcoming George C. Smith to St. Louis, | Founded by ponerse BEST. ZER we reprint on this page the godspeed given him by | 2¢¢ oweee — and labor. ae | : Published $9 our brilliant and gracious contemporary, the Balti-| ™F- Taft's virtues may on occasion be his faults, | The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twelfth Bowlevard and Olive Street _to membership in the Evening Sun bloc, has seem- | — ‘ingly admitted Mr. Smith into that rare circle. Its | ee sp wma FRE POST-DISPATCR PLATFORM _ tribute to Mr. Smith is significant to all who know | OUTLETS. pala the Evening Sun's aversion to the trashy, meretri- The recent suggestion of the Post-Dispatch that & &neow that m7 ee ‘eiows and absur@ aspects of modern business; in | State highways leading out of St. Louis be widened BO ae aE ee © Ste. ee eT SRE i re ee : » Sar ae .- a a ots aiways Gght short, to all that savors of Babbittry. has received the welcome support of President Roy : 4 aes ¥ 1S ae ¥ Sy f A on ad ae 8, 757M, CS sss Sale % 5 tReet ye yampant fer progress or reform, sever tel- Having asked Mr. Smith to do for St. Louis what 'F. Britton, of the Automobile Club of Missouri. Be , PRREee FXba. hi a Bet 7 f 2 . fete vat BORG de oT Aen SE pe a, * that is now rieal and bie- ernte injustice or evrruption. aiwny> he bas done for Baltimore, we are glad to know St. | In declaring his belief in the proposal, Mr. Brit-| ss, . ling 2 ee ee bs S ' fa ; ae pe Ft PES ah hae gen in all gyrase for pop- Sa ~Semeeeeees of 2 cartes ‘Louis can give him, in some respects, a familiar en- | ton surveys the financial side of it. The $60,000,000) WP i eva ye HEE ar Sa RS Rk RS 1 eh os ae a #5 mn ais as Ca we ist OF ee le i ee ee ' B.” in Forum about the price of union | ' mined coal and coal mined in the non- ident, and through this club plans were made to cre- | modern requirements. union fields, 1 would like to ask why | ate a fund under which a campaign could be made to | +++ | Pag Sanne at a time, am charged $8.30 per ton for West Vir- |further this city’s industrial growth. This fund has | THE FUNDAMENTALISTS FALL BACK. er Sef vo? wae ; ; | | | | | a ‘. | se go, we go ginja and Kentucky coal when at this | been intact for some time. It amounts to $1,000,000, | There is significance in the fact that the fundamen-| ~~. égc a cveseeeee Cn : 1 44 oe dunk time last year under the Jacksonville | +, be spent in equal parts over a period of four years. | talist campaign against the teaching of modern sci- | : | : an.using if agreement I paid $7.00 per ton for the | Money talks. The belief of St. Louis business men in /ence has not figured greatly in the press of late | many of th best Franklin County, Carterville coal: | I dare say if the mines in [llinois were | the industrial importance of the city was forcefully |months. It tends to confirm the recent statement of | operating today I still would be able to expressed in the ease and speed by which this large | the New Republic that the apostles of Bryan are in get good Carterville coal in * ne forum was got together. The next step, of course, was ‘retreat all along the line. | or tocar gamut Pepe. Shae or to get the right type of man to direct the campaign, | Happily, other facts affirm this encouraging state- | and the club succeeded in inducing Mr. Smith, who| ment. Only two states have so far been induced to If, as the operators claim, non-union | mined coai is much cheaper. why do the/ has been executive vice president of the Baltimore | pass antievolution laws. Though such laws were en- | small consumers have to pay more * Association of Commerce, to take the job. tered in 13 Legislatures during the present year, only | > 7 — =o Saar i. eal ree it | = » 2 A READER OF THE POST-DISPATCH.| yy. smith thus comes at a time when St. Louis is/one State, Florida, has shown any tendency to fol-| ee Rig Nang ty Sa ee Sa ign Zs Biers SS SS : % 53 TOP HEAVY. The Cardinals’ Gallant Fight. experiencing — might be called an industrial ren- low rt lead of Tennessee, and this tendency eon ren- | i, a . _ . a = : Reet: Ve ae hy 3 at cid * a. wie tO ae 4s > “s — Ss a ne , fe aire | . | othy ail the details of that con- eng ~ concentrate all their efforts to finish | mate of the Polk-Gould Company, publishers of the |tionists have an unusually able leader in Dr. Riley, eye cay = wate o4: a * . 7 needs ae ee ex | bs ne, , | ; feibe percnstoiel ick at wen eet TT nn ona inlet directory, is within $0,000 of the million mark. ‘that they have large campaign chests and are well | b, ; | Sy * a dtm ae ieee ay’ » = /. re ne x bie” tae. Dr a? we a +, - . Fo “tas ~ is the psychological trick that went. : they succeed in doing this, their accom-| But it is easily observable otherwise. We have | organized. it is evident that they have really suffered tn Pee ee ra. sa a oy aie or Teoma & =: =: plishment will be considered marvelous. | plucked the shoe manufacturing leadership from Mas- r serious setback. a &, oor nd ¥. : of ex i "fae arn “esa § ez es ft a : Sl 4 re a i wets * . afl -, 3 4 ‘ It . psye quarter of ft and will deserve the praise and plaudits , | es & fe mn , te . See = eens we: > os » sae ne coe sker in all mans ee ee beg ie |) gratiagpaendaanl ‘sachrsetts, and we are reflecting the burgeoning/ {n accounting for this reversal, much credit must Paces ergs tl) oN Le phe ee weet —— awe. n= oe) ee , aa” ‘* -@ truth. It is the joker ‘In modern itnat Mr. Van Our “Red Birds” made a courageons| greatness of our hinterland, the Southwest. Mr. Smith | be accorded the action of the teachers and other | aN > FO be gp ESR ee es ee, es, og Sets i ee 7mm science. in a rosy fight for the flag, in the face of all the| has interesting soil to work in. ‘friends of science in repelling the attacks of the) 7 rye : ~ FX wr ante ork ee ee I te gett ae A, a ) =e OCThus far, the history of man- | civilization. discouraging obstacles they were com-/ for the rest, we can offer him an excellent version | fyndamentalists. Instead of meekly accepting or | a cag ~ siege egy es ned so pelled to overcome, and the fact that ¢ chick la Maryland and Maryland oysters sc. ; a : ae Gr Sy OR. >. a OS re | | ‘wr 4 7 *e. has been presented in keeping | having por plied t0 overcome, and the fact thst| sg ticten a iB th esa ; ‘eravenly fleeing the menace offered by the obscur | ater, Y “es | . 9 OD OO . = bf" Pt PPO TO 7 with the prevailing social mood of | his story does not take away from them the re- cleverly shipped that he will not know but that they | antists, the proponents of science have organized and | oe ee, as ei | | ae | tits | ied = reared | ma — spect that a real baseball fan has for/are still dripping with the salt water of Chesapeake fought back. By means of the Science League of | si | @ighteenth century was presented imay save thiek of i. not lay down im the! Bay, unless he prefers something indigenous like | America and other organizations, they have chal- ) | eee ae ae corn pone a la Ozarks, with the blue-wing ducks that |lenged the aposties of darkness on their own ground 4 ey regime began to wabble and the / history snail __ @ trading class was coming into pow- | day, a fairly My only regret this year is that “Frankie” Frisch will not figure in a|27e now darkening the sky hereabouts. land combatted them with their own weapons. Now ees | | _7 mm et, the French encyclopedists be-jthe history = = gan to restate human knowledge | more. If t world ertes this year. The fact that) _ +++ 'it appears that they are beating them at their own | “Frankie” is enjoying the banner year WHY WE WANT DEMPSEY | eases | —— = : of his baseball! career, conclusively proves | ° i ge | : if in keeping with the new social | pe called that he has put forth every effort to pu: We make no secret of the fact that we hope Demp- | It will not do, of course, for the apparent victors g | mood that was developing. and atio¢ personal we oe ; + } - ? . lo “+ sry or ra *}, : = i. = ina | As to that we will observe that of no rev- If songs reveal our sentiments, I i i. One wonders just where the cold, | the field of 0 at large. , _ Pet : ght the industries without olutior is ; on ee g . lg rg Panga t think our city Or weight championship like 20-year-old Bourbon. fits | sey-Tunney fight. minneke tiie: Wa eae aud Gea : nin hi tory can it be said that in es- one regret eee. | edjective view comes in; for there| held many mat ee ee to a mint jule In a field where toughness is | oe | emtalty. attend eonetion etdtuntes eunnd at sence and In spirit the change has been of | That we're reduced to only two tim Will _be yet other~dominan ee) | Aspertene. matter. | into oes gs : : ee ee ee oe rmeus sums of so little moment. The France of 1790 and sters can't forget; eek | : ) I am writing this letter from some the prime essential, he is the toughest baby of them | ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE A. E. F. nthusiastic business Mens money. He was the France of 1800 were far wider apart No matter what the theme may be 68 ; . : , temperamentaily suited to Baitimore. an ww , 4 j + i : we mind mim of his old home. ithe: . ee si = street os the city when Tunney Was born to be a peaceful! gentieman. He be no doubt that the visit of the Legion to France For exhale h Possweg at yore cle . withstand foreign invasion more than once another beau, ‘a me runnin > . . . Mw ar “ ‘ © c Aamp ¢ ii ae e iry eed. much an 4 a her ait er own and began to chew l instincts | d : - ee aN eF eS . .e, Ss i©XL-goor financial borcott. Unless for private con- music’s soft and low; a . © police officers came to! ~~ S. | By all accounts, the second A. E. F. has borne itself ee i a cerns and with elaborate guarantees, no for- | Forgiveness is the motif in the @ Se eign capital has crossed the border. Of misty beams, : aes eK we, SEES ia i nce Be iiss Minit gaia as tile AB hye . oe To Ngee a On ae ‘ Association of Commerce to eo Like trying to dry up Chicago for the Demp aiid ogg pra and both had all they covid| A victory by Dempsey would set everything right. | as tactfully us the first bore itself bravely. The | ae gent | The 4 eh eat — being killed. | The fighting title would revert to the man who was French have responded in the same spirit of good- nel ay hs hn ™ ie late this rigor has been mitigated and a | And even though she’s far away. f + . " i ; . ‘we ue . Ih AFI vent! rT Ne ts ae erg of cases to such an extent that our highest tribunal | when the time comes to make the inati judge: rel Set Up | a can keep the reformers against him. . Be ee T Y OR Pome stands as a model, in that respect, for all American | will be other ca: nomination. There t is reported that the older generation te has the secret of big city government. Add revisions: Taking to the tal | youthful trap years I have been {nter- | courts. other cand ates, able ones, and if one of them} in Germany holds aloof from the custom | pesesleniiie ee Me Re ee our patrolmen ané4 their unt- | Seems more availlabie, be should | of week-ending. While th ig all Aetciaa % uieentennial @ success. ° ° " forma, especiaily duri 8 Mr. Taft by nature is a conservative, yet there is { i oe nominated. Dut | er generation retaliat teen ee a FABLE ng these hot days. ¢ is neither a healthy partisanship nor @ sound citi- re won 2 Cee tae : a Please WHAT DISARMAMENT IS. Once upon a time there was @ pa age BS ~~» = in bim a large admixture of liberali : “. ) sm. kt may not zenship which seeks to i to be over-fed and fat, to be soft and hu! , . ntroduce int . 3 ots ONS OU: . . be the reasoned liberalism of a Brandeis or a Holmes, | issue which givid duce into the contest an ing. is to be marked as of the receding gen- From the Omaha Bee. weight wrestler who did not claim and certainly it is mot so pervasive as theirs, but it » a€ es the party and makes impossible eration. or ax a sloven at odds with a dif. | [et is the process by which the world’s champion. ba Keeps the Chief Justice from be'ng placed in A hard- i eg of a candidate for rational and patriotic ngewe = een | a country which has several! anita Superfi ; : : f aa and-fast classi Os. sas 5 encouraging news from across the | batticthips éisplac uperfiuous though the infe 7 recently. I make &| the ° sat fication. The yeast of sympathy for ~~. _— But it is to be hoped that German ’ shiny oe ee them with nice new we hasten to point out te writers @f they be given more com- ie hdeaten “ man works in him, and now and again The tariff ee ne | gym never will swing to another extreme paign verse that “Morrow” rhymel ‘@easonable clothing. rea rough the crust. One of the shining «eno: ? rf ees erwaui. *y Geveloping a fancy for a type of week- | B “borrow.” = EDITH. in bis career was his joint chairmanship of os i : re A i eee ee end party alii too common in this country. ;: From isa oot se tama ao . . © War’ Mr. Vare is still there. im which jazz, gin and orange juice play Rapid City is going to mae Sane The only weight a political f Prominent parts, ' living up to tts again ar me ries is wait and see. ham a : ;

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; Ph | al x: . . ¥. - 2 % ad ha } J _JOHN G NEIHARDT ger SG AES F LED mented mit — Van Loon’s “3 . ° ' “America” RIC! By Hendrik "eaan Boni & Liveright. © SaDERS who rejoice over the 4 st spirit of iconoclasm 7A acs js now so much in evi- ae tn all historical and _ bio- © sieal works designed for pop- "oa and who assume that at Whe sober truth ts being told =~ all these misguided centuries, “ak Ao well to consider what it brings about radical changes = oeehion in that realm. It ts “uaiiy assumed that our popu- arog. rians and biographers, ‘wanks to the overwhelming super- “ade of our “modern” age, have Van ‘ ne : ob Ie achieved a cold “objec- ee ower of the world’s past. ~ . ae NS A roan i ‘ y ih ar ay _ Fim ee z ® put it is a curious fact about Picture of Our Civ- ilization. Hs t Pi lial : TOP HEAVY. ‘foman nature that whenever there 'is a profound conviction of any gort, all the details of that con- 'yietion seem objectively true. This is the psychological trick that fools all of us in greater or less degree. It is the psychological | joker in all man’s groping after truth. It is the joker In modern _@ asacience. Thus far, the history of man- ¥ 4 kind, as generally accepted in any © age, has been presented in keeping ® with the prevailing social mood of @ that age. before the presented History ™ eighteenth century was ; ; from the viewpoint of the mon- archic social mood. When the old ™ regime began to wabble and the ee ee eee - UST A (Copyright 1927.) oe ms LIGHT LYRICS FOR WARM WEATHER. J are not who may make your laws, "tie | @ waphers and “humanizers of know!l- Said a poet said, w is but a futile thing; I'll write your” songs instead; : laws constrain and hamper men, and laws are apt to change, Songs reveal our sentiments, and give Our spirits range; | gs reveal our sentiments, I have but § one regret— at we're reduced to only two the song- gters can't forget: matter what the theme may be on which they chance to write, i sweetheart is my baby, and the moon shining bright. quarrel in the songs they sing—she another beau, oa meet again in moonlight, - music's soft and low; ee veness is the motif in the moonlights> misty beams, oe even though she’s far away, I see in my dreams; ee st my baby tells me “Yes,” I hope ae tells me soon, E.. buy the ring that makes her mine"— I'll buy the ring at noon, 35 flee, by a en to some foreign land we'll boat or else by train, a don't call her my baby and the mom. gives me a pain. E . . - = "And to think.” exclaimed the old genves, as he read of the purses, “that mJ her used to tell me my fortune was ™& own hands.”’ ; - as . o the majority of fight fans, a defensl¥ mter is an offensive fighter. + > . : “Those fellows with the field glasses { five-dollar seats must be « ‘aff officers: riing to type.” remarked the ex-soldier: ” = a ” i industries: @ Add infant Being King of mania. eagle iste tre etnt Mier abe Te me aot dere rs — ay aa Faagye nia toa. ~ 4 Ee 38 ; ‘ » ce ele de Pre 4 ‘ ‘ bs 2 Sean thins aaa Matt, a ee ee ae Page Foo SL EE, eee ee MY Ey CesF,, “a c Sc EEG RT, IO OEE I eS SSNS Si iE RIE AE OEY SLRS Signs Na PRES: a 7 a as Sieg Po ! ¢ CBIR a ho ae no iby tet eae ade “ - nen ~~ roe ” sp ; r 2 v4 PT: Ley VA 6m Fe Meee ne ” PLE LIOLOOS ALEEE LES Lie PE LAY IY IAG NP ALD | Met RELL GS AE LIE LT ACS” Farts I GAR ae A hn me ; on * F ' * Sewn gin f a ea eee we as . a v : . , 2 «tert . : * > Ps ee ee ee ae OES PAT TRIS PO HY wee ee 7 . ’ ‘ TLS SSHe wen red wWeenm 4 eyes FT SEIN tee RE CPE RRS” sheet ry mo Pte ~~ oa u NIP fu eet -~ es or oN cs a”. 1, TN Fepaeee tee ae ——- . . , ro Pay -s dheteat s" wy bab § : ye ws n " webs 4 ssa a - or ee Pe Pi ts 5) Seal a a Or eR epee so

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH of wood-using incustries and for- | today. est owners from all sections of the country, will meet at Chicago No- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 HANKOW UNDER Weleh & eee Conference Called. Pe cisted Pres. SEEHNGTON, Sept. 22.—A Sues forestry conf.rence, A national commercial for- estry policy both in growing tim- ber and in stabilization of wood- ' AT AGE 63 } failed. Every drug store sells Dr. in your home—where many well’s Syrup Pepsin. Keep « botés % gotten many hundreds of letters grateful people telling us thag: helped them when everything ins ap ke © a. fe |; someone is sure to need it ng K- We would be glad to have PLE BOT prove at our expense how much D Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean you and yours. Just write ‘*§; Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Illinois, and Wes will send ioe preres a FREE sarc! Open Evenings ae Appointment Phone— CEntral 6680 eet____ or Be Forgotten! |). “Suite You'll Say It’s vote Genuine $225 Value When You See It! Fey fi y “a “ * . a *» sooner: hie 0h Pine h a Php watery fay eee > Segre gtion Dee yes Pal ° oe al ro oe . ee a ee ° ew aM nes nate ER tes PY a ee or es NP ahaa y Whee Gerneuae & ei ak Tard. o PASE EP PAE te pete ‘preggo, aes ms 2 as YRS Bou ORR “y “ 5 : wad ; iv ia > oh erie y ee ele ode + eee ey aA ao eee rors ee Sata bs re ss ee avin Np « Pena ares ¥ rey er pi eanosmes ss Rupes : + , N . Ap ledal 6a . AeeN en arom. hy Sings aes realy ’ — . — ; s ; ~ ~ mee ee eee AN ee ite Aer menage ~-—teatiot Pa nn petimiin ere attol ¥ “Awe nt aeanrypet al la ee ee ee ee Ne SR = I LG OL A ST AOR LIS. i >a. a eS i ee ee fer eh ti) re nod . . : : ; oy . . ; Sx: ha x ei ines me — on ae te a eS . © Wied - 1. os - = _— Ye noes cmt PO REPEL TIES PEN ae nT RE ee eee ~~ ? , . '- ere Suge i. thas —_— a at ve “a Rae > ver -, Date Ge tees te, Bhs on ois ¥ ae, rks — a oe . A a os ~ NOE RCI EE RI ET RIE PTT RR GE Te TONE ETO CEN «gt OE Res a eg ‘ x r pr eM apy a ee ee ee : » * ang” ea LORE “— _ , fos A ee eS - ~ Var Bins 0028 536-G4 - J P ry . , ve f, ¥ tae cs . y * ~* ~ SR SR ALTA OS NG PRT ee a ee ae ee Re Te ne Ron a tier sett fs: avert naintemnnss conte - eR Ys ITT ameter eens a ss nara e ia ERS el gal DS IRE I: EE MR LO i BE RE rr ee r omens Mia pt ukeenee or ee " — wn ne Dts “ain ss ore 4 te — oe i ale aee 2 Ans ace oh din pentlistie nag in. in mea alteeh eee delete ieee . se» dys ee sia ae P en ‘tale > “ . re ~ ae ts Sire - IO ipa, Mie one t Se ee ee sels Meatile DN nda > i Oa inh AE RR aden Soe a aed = Ae ses = - * te * hap ~ ia id. ada im > “oa os 2 Pe eR RNY 6 OT i NER EIEN» Mee ore enn nt DS eR me RO —eE A mapt 5 ae oe fs Sot vans Sitael Writ -£ 4 ios k Peet en ee ee red tone eet 7) mys ee a ee ty he cugnay --ty Se WG mae A ws jo ee RS

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" _ > — _—— 5 - = } gts 4 ae - - : PED FOP NG Lay) of we Se 2 gk = - J aa es — ; , oasis ~ ? % is shies . me se at eee’ ye) 2 _ eas = ates eat + Set ot tog v ie % - . ; . tae Fc : 4 eis pone z Iz rena ae PECL nee = : r aaa te ie Sahm. ee ea wet EN ‘ "s rly a aie ns ~~ t%, aay Soar thems ille (Ee Mas ge ew ~ "a roe eee ~ - Voghs CE ee RTE - 1 REE te - a seen sary = ; 7 { — — - - - - = - - a & % - _—- - - _ _- Ee .— i . : 4 ? e F 4 “ 3 s ; é ‘4 f if Pe i¢ = 24 “ . 2 Be ’ “= . * 3 es . ¥ a4: > Se a * ae os . 2 ee a ea \ 2. Ly x + E 7 e : ‘ is a ; ? : eB a “ a rat 2 a a , if ¥ x in ‘ ‘ae a aS 4 4 : . $ 3 2 4 a ay 4 a G a > 3 s * orgains S EXTRA SPFCIAL | This Brand-New | EXTRA SPECIAL ; For This Big Guaranteed For This Big 3 PLAYER-PIANO | | 3 pay saLE | OMY 2 S a DAY SALE os eR ne ae two-thirds vote will commit the national body to the policy pro- . Value posed. | , ~ g __ & National Problem. q eeeg United States Senator Harry B. | | Hawes, speaking before Pierson, | ——E said of the flood problem: “The states cannot handle it.| te bo h f th ; Suits, Oy Shay mas Geek melita tab $ Fall e bought many of their Suits, Overcoats — — — | ny and it would have no ef- | eet Gale 6 eotfaam pina, eats) Suits . and Topcoats made to sell for $23.50 and ried out by the Federal Govern- | ment, will be a s.ution. If the! | hi h | f : $8 95 | State of Missouri can ane $100,. | Fal all suits $ $39. 50 WwW IG we se rom to | 000,000 for roads, what can the/| national government spend for'| Now $18. 50, — save _ $12 to $20. eliminating one of the greatest |menaces of the nation?” : Members of the party, which | — will be increased by additions at | ‘ e Memphis apd other Southern | Ae LADIES’ & MEN'S Oven ' VY points, are: Robert P. ae | | president of the American Stee | WH EW 28 4 , | Foundries, Chicago, vice chairanan | ~ OST EN N . a of the committee; William Butter- | $40 to $100 7 oe 2.8 2 .2'S 6.29 bi] a Complete Shows worth, president of Deere & Co., | MANY AR 00 EW : | ‘Moline, IIL; H. C. Couch, president | ¥ . e D AS N ‘ % of the Arkansas Light & Power | 4 AT. ws Ror Also wren"s * Hart art Schaftner aM : | .Co., Pine Bluff, Ark.; Jacob M. | ad = hee oy sag Dickinson, Chicago, former Secre- | TO LOEW'S |tary of War; Robert R. Ellis. | UITS wa $9 nf 4 BARGAIN & 4 2 ie A oes ee, , “ i, aS ; = e ~ = .a > ha a 4 . = so " & y 3 ‘a o3 * & % y] bh £25 b ¥ a: 2 os aes, te ia z : » Wa By a es Pe mo ae ps >i ay re JAR SY 4 ; “an . A s 3 so 2 e2 * rsd Sou ‘ ee see Be as nk ae ee iA a ae canst hes 8 w a 3 \ Fe : tx) ee as = 2-4 bem # . es = 33% < : 234 ee 4 . ae wg a ae ’ of : ae i ‘ae : Con? ae Sar ee © eee. . = ‘ big - ; - ~ Memphis, president of the Hessig. | the maton! canes: pace | SAMPLE FUR COATS |TOPCOATS ‘P) matoeazs the national chamber: Daniel W. esses ee =. | way ie Mad, professor of hydraulics, Sni- — : ne wy holidays ¢x- versity of Wisconsin: John M. es | . | Parker of New Orleans: M. 8 @ to $ . Th e Two | Sloan, president of the Brooklyn on | ns Edison Co.. Brooklyn, and John G. | ‘a. Lonsdale, president of the National) | C 0 A T 7 €) apeinngutnenttr ene Bank of Commerce, St. Louis. eS eo oe Be, 3000 Stylish Sample} (ap Exactly ay RITZ ‘:. ‘WHAT —— A river i ti t f | Si Ik & / J pays Louis Seltatie anon, trem Ot. Louth | i 00 ens or- éer- Grand and Junisia Shew 6:00 fF. & sey Dresses. [sT. LOUIS c=" |, _to Memphis, is planned for Oct. 16 : ; to 20. River development an@ 26 ; . | | : = | « ORPHEUM CIRCUIT cameneniat — i te "zt Se Doe tomee, resins | va : 3 | i 71 F. M—CONTINUOUS—11 x. Now ne & ¥ le te : TUNNEY DEMPSEY FIGHT flood control] will be considered at | _ RETURNS BY KADIO TONIGHT = 3 oe brat atin tingle first hand. The journey will be Your Choice _ EVERY EVENING Musicians Are Especially Invited to Inspect These Values oa ere interested 2 used PIANO, PLAXER-PIANO or ND "PIANO be sure it 2 listed Below. Come in ecariy ~ ew made on the steamer Cape Girar- | |deau, leaving St. Louis the night of Oct. 16. Stops will be made at Cape Girardeau, | Mo., Cairo, Ill, New Madrid and Caruthersville, Mo.. and the | arrival at Memphis is scheduled | ‘for Oct. 18. The Nationa! Dairy | _ Exposition and Tri-State Fair wil! be in progress when the visitors arrive in Memphis. The return to. St. Louis will be made on a day | train, Oct. 20. | Charlies E. Williams is active | chairman of the committee in | charge of the trip, and the number | of passengers will be limited to | 125, the cost being $50 each. James | E. Troy of the Chamber of Com. | merce staff is in charge of reser- | | vations. ! "RAT-KILLING WEEK’ OCT. 10. Residential Districts Will Be In- | cluded in Cam “Rat Killing Week” will be ob- served in the residential districts | the week beginning Oct. 10. it was | | announced by J. L. Nicholes, bend fessiona) rat killer. Nicholes has | SAVING ! heen in charge of a rat-killing | $3.50 to Campaign in the downtown andé : industrial districts which will con. | mye we 2, FULL EXCHANGE VALUE Witton Gua TEAR. Une Pine +48 Neer ne $325 iia es Se ae, coe 695 et Piano 110 Grand Piano 900 Upright Piano 195 ee Piano 595 Many more to choose from. Come in early. Have first choice. BA. Sho Pion fa, MANUFACTURERS tinue until Dec. 15. Starch Upright-Grand and Player Pianes Those desiring information on ae OLIVE ST. Ss. E. Cor. 1ith == | the extermination of rats, roacoes = ,and mice, may obtain Lovernment | eveseansises | pamphiets @ subj ct STEEL eT TINT phoning MAin 5860, ration ‘I. —— — A me NewJersey oameati 2 “TATU TE TTT TTT es

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a) 2s At gia AE ve Thi rege wee * = =} = 77) u o ms oS G > a ~ 9 yt mn : . THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH OE SPIDEY ROM AES oye > Fe ~ea, GH GREG ! ADVERTISEMEN: | BL | ; A SERVICE DRIVERS TO AVOID. =| — _ as aE F : POST-DISPATCH eeina r Friday : gs UNIVERSITY CITY IN FEE ROW Letters like this prove that Balhae oA ‘ EB * 77 ay 7S e AN 1 ‘ ; oo. ft : oy ee Owners Refuse to SinuSeptic D Reli Lover. de Bene rf the b wh = ne: te Pap Wee inuseptic Does Relieve Hay Fever Solid Agate, per line: Lover. dear father of Mrs. 2. K. Come ey apial ME * wee Ww eid fel- Charge for 1928S Licenses = “a ; Dail we Schrants and Mis 3: n}, We Bo A oe ag our Gear | Eat ; 7 4 in Advance ee All Classifications Dally day || grandiather 1euing : ae er ene CCM: 86 ite Wee ea mam gs AW ania TRU arin AL etn ane Oe ke ea ame (Rs ee a ARS i PI oe ee a 3oc . % = y — “ | Jeff. and Choutean Comedy and Others | of the association, said he did not Sa My, secutive times, 3c. Pn 2: Ene as ee, Ge ae | y and determina. . Double Prosram | *¢° Why the drivers should have DISPLAY—3} times, le line; 7 com 11 tion Church. Interment | Calvary PELE LE pe appear to be an im. EMBASSY { simple Sis” and | to pay for their 1928 license four Geptenber 13, 1927; OUT-OF-TOWN RATE Sepi's ‘Sodality of the Wisltation Pariah ig aa 4938 Delmar “Hills of Peril or five months ahead of time, and American Drug Corporaties, Aittinseiaiip ALL classifications, Daily - or (ea © tae | Double Prog.: “The | “80 declared that his association H. Unis, Meceurt. a me ee ep at leet at Otb me ae dere ei FAURY fsrtitlinne’ & she | bad spent more than $1000 for a- dant onan ge | gg i ee 6:30 o'clock show, Frida Restaurant Saar ae ney Sere | bility insurance policies for its a line. Count four words extra Marphy and the late Daniel pet aL 4 Oe eel bd 4 y night, Hol | drivers, on the understanding that fon box address in care of this vieve Murpity and) Mra. a ERIE strength and “ty 128 N, Grand aaneg F byway ont University City would enforce an May-Fever for ¢ wy” fifteen year 014 ‘son has hed Contract rates on request. uneral from fam! if i ) TE 10 | ; he past five or six years Vernon avenue, on F A. PAGELLA,; Mgr KING BEE COM MANDMENTS” | insurance ordinance. Now, he Feare. —i83 ee a a0 o'clock, 4 ee tai ' ¥ Also Dempsey-Tunney | Tor tera wert ‘3 z TERIES _ nterment in Calv mu tag Next to the Missouri Theat Radio Returns Direct | Said, University City does not in : About the 20th of august he started ——- _CEMET was a member of Kain Council (he tag 3 eater 1710 N. Jefferson /from the Ringside. A| ten dto enforce this measure and using SinuSeptic, and after three applications, he had his K. of ©. pe A Tbiat & : - = ee more is letting other service car drivers first good night's sleep in ‘several weeks. Today he is PETERMAN— Entered — itp ag Ww tinii 7 - a fy u pico | operate without protective insur- practically free from any 11] effects 6 Of May-Fever. The Al Gy all Peterman th 5 helen of sizth Ma ‘eas FRESHMAN : A Get a Rcccde Seat at the Demfsey-Tunney Fight! EOE RET ORGABE ance. sneezing, his watery eyes and the uncomforteble feeling avenue, dear beloved wif wife of bar Rese ; He P RADIO CORP, ~ “‘Giear the returns by radio while enjoying a hearty meal at Hollywood. Kirkwood ; The Claw’ ae i a sta | which he had have entirely disappeared. “THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL” man. gl eet sister, dhiartnte Pike F | Kirkwood, Mo. “The Prairie Pirate” Mausoleum and Crematory Funeral” ag ae a . i f : pal CREATES DISTURBANCE bids hs: clade 1 am glad to be able to tan‘ this CAbeny 0078, a rthed My of wees. from’ Gebken «chapel. ae Vda : . € Ps. i as ° Dn ou f , 1 num ‘ iy i _ 3 KNICKERBOCKER y .cexten-tix to | = TQ GO TO JAIL WITH FRIEND £0 ay’ 0 it hae helped hic sore ep rte: erm Cemetery TAG sy 7 = “rother-in-law, Louis ‘ Schobert, The po ie call dente Rr A - UH é H . - AMBA ASSADOR MISSOURI eink a ; [a ee was ordered sent to jail for failure N ATURAL BEAUTY sent. 20. 1927, at 12 op. mi. riedrich “b oF : 7) > a ” = aves — to pay a fine of $50 and costs for Nellie A, § 4 tape hs | ia RY i in “HAPPY DAYS BEN LYON in RPE He rom creating a disturbance at his home pees ee ae wae — Agnes Grom. dear stepfather ot Lo. | Silt i} ou Gay Stage od “ youble rok. = © c ile} r j 74 ° 6 . . . e . — - : rman. dear brot : § ie ; : Trade in You — ” FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE™ MOGLER {Ten Commandments” |20d striking his wife, Mrs, Ange-| The first application of SinuSeptic brings relief or|¥ ae | johanna Seeger, Mra, Fr he miih } Suit or Overcoat de. WECAT AND THE CANARY And a Big Show On The Stage | | Oth and Bremen “The Secret Studio” j|lina Schobert. UNDERTAKERS __ ler, "dear srandiether at yo nae and yi: NN . : Mere is no charge against} gnoney*back. Recommended for sinus trouble, catarrh, | —~- Sty hae prother-in-law and uncle, in ‘his eee: aymond Hatton ant * said Magistrate Wagner. ; beat on a New One New SHENANDOAH Yasinona,taton,gnd vou.” sald Magistrate W GERAGHTY soos Ein an | Poe i aii Tr a W { Wallace Beery, “Fire- “I don’t care: I want to go with . ven Easton AY. Eby iy Friday. Sent. Pe at S Dp. m. ‘/ hid | er | Gdwy & Shenandoah ' man, Save My Child”| 1 @on't care; T wa u and head colds. 4-oz. bottle, $1—at all druggists. L-I-N-D-E-L-L AT _B-O-Y-L-E| Easton cyence: i: Pileitech | chanel. 500d PPE a E : meen ; ae oh i" ng Phone_ Forest 9281. 3 yEtierson 2608. (c62) and Cemetery. ee ay ‘Lutheran’ Church .% if ; ! $2 BILLIE DOVE in |Charging him with disorderly con- - ‘ aaiiiiu 4 : Ro Newstead } “The Tender Hour” |duct was issued because of his ac- ay | ' LE N- cae eas ee: ace’ 2 - 3 nay yy Bry) @ ‘sy z 1366 tee Av. Comedy and Others | tions in court, and his wish to go Fines, Hammerstein) “a of 3431 Utah street, Sail ‘ a2 ‘ith his “buddy” was illed. ) umaeher Hen: _ You'll Go Wild! 2 |O’FALLON $f “The Shamrock and |” i lage Gioia gay «en CWO mR: Be). fs Ba 5 AONE YSERA GS SOS CERO tae Som. Tok Knee aie ePEE ROT 2 76.07 QUEENS. { and “The t Romy - ws | | by Charles Schlemm, a stockholder, — so be ready to give him a Hines, Walter Joe. " Reig vets . “De notigs of futieral wi wil be slieciitie . por ; 1700 Maffitt Gift Shop asking for dissolution of the com- warm reception. A hot blast ments a cibeaie naa Ween ae eon geen ~ AA + 'pany on the ground that its fran- from the furnace will just Kade. Henrich Ward. Thomas J. - Monday. Sept. 19, 1027. at ae > m.. . RAT Z — } “WHATARHICE | chise had expired, was argued be- Raocautt doen, Wellman Linetta | Gp HL Wali, olor. band af th , ppg tir ge og eek 4, 28 First Bema 00 P.M. | fore Circuit Judge Hartman today. about finish him—so be ready Leary, Mary Wolgast. W. F. father of Clara Walker aud Mrs. Helge = To _— Tbhanderous 3 trand and Juniata Please Come Early | Thomas D. White of counsel] for with a big coal pile Madden, Martin L. Wrizht. Anvil N, Annese nad. take place Irom sin sullciien : Excitement! : PEP EH the gas company argued that a de- Nese inte fs sont ae r—. y age 65 bei me be acvars. 90 sae ‘ 5 “PAYING - isic > Missouri Supreme 27, Mar Valh Ceme ermen Human eyes have never ROBIN RICK” cision of the es H. Blood. beloved a alla beheld such scenes-— Be 5479 Robin Av. Cut ond News Court in a similar case had been Our record of 64 years ow of the Fe Wey Walker. Virginia and _ i oe ma Legh of America, Hall ones oo oe that a court of equity had no juris- . of fuel service to St. John Wall, aged 69" Sea! of (Catherine TS wah. b. 5110. astonish f zi UNIO i “One Increasing Pur-| diction. He was contending that Louis consumers 13S | 12 day - Sane >. icf iene on . Peapt Oa The Stage WN a§ ; pose eae omed re a proper prccseedings would be your best arerss * of | »,Euneral Friday. Sept. ze, .**4 2 5. - Walter nee Meyer at. 2 A ot \ 3 Union and Easton Front”’—Markete Nite | 1 at a fair : ' eorge alter. ee 3 3 i te Son through the Attorney General and good coai a Memorial Park Cemetery: th JiMINY GEE.” A XY UY, SF | 8 ® a} . | , price coupled with De- BOGGIANO—On Wednesday. Sept. 21, te. deans weloved he i ke W Wal. ete quo warranto. Attorney-General! j y siiter'a Ge, it’s jazzy! a WELLSTON ee eet ae | cently declined "¢ pendable Service. 1927, John Bogytano, beloved husban A. Meyer-Ritchell «(nce ‘Gab ie ets: Pe wd ‘ “Two Can Play’ and | Gentry recently decline to take ‘ of Emma Boggiapo (nee fares) pe SS dear sister of the late Jobn H. Meyer me Ge what fon The Avenger 3228 Reston Oh. Babs” __ | such action at the request of Mayor . son Eta ag Bela Aas Soames | tetig tye ty roomier out, deat dens sete a a Revasing! y PK Miller. : L., Charles L. py wee Mrs. D. * Briszo- niece, in her twenty-fifth — cousin Pe he ee OR CEO SR ae _ AMUSEMENTS © serome. Duggds, counsel | for : Bogsiano, and our dear aad, Jomeph wilson "ay from the family residence, 4100 gage wee — 2 r Schlemm, was not prepared to ar- er-in-law and uncle. as ot 800 4 Ae se to St. J Chure In : tare hs 5 y cs Ninth and || sue and was granted three days in m.. eon a ie ati reside nce, 2014 St. member ist Glove Circle. 0 852. : —™ | a T a Great Lovers— = | OR PHEUM St. Charles || Which to file a brief. Vince avenue, Charlies Borromeo aoe man le? St. Ann’ lity and ' satin -Last Day— ONT MONTE BLUE ‘ OU t Vv a in-law and aun nt. dear mother of s * lhnann, i ¢ — $e? ¢&¢@ © &©€$¢& ¢ @ | ( oming Sunday _ on ook dab retanss ar , Sixth and Franklin FRIDAY SPECIALS © Funeral from family residence. 5049 | mother-in-law. grandmother — cone er arx oe . e oe NORMA SHEARER iT ¢ G = N E A U © T | hy About half of the second Liberty a Northland avenue, on Friday mornin , See lu-law and aunt aed 63 years, . : 7 mall je > in Sti loan of $3,803,000,000 has been - penher. gn peg hiccan on 1 Cote an ee from the. uiner chapels 2223 “ ~~ With LAWRENCE GRAY—in ihe “The Parlor Entertainer” % ) eee ae é . ; Round acramen be Me Ff Us avenue . Sept. - at 2 66 ( «= popular Victor Record Artist 2 4|COnverted into other Government Ce girs. Deceased one 5 ee Fr Bc tothe New St. Ma metery. Fadl => A F T E KK \ / securities, but approximately $2,- « Sirloin Papo ah pale a ae ae ay. Chureh Lod Ladies? rity of ’ . one Sept. 20, 1927. at 6:25 o'clock p. street and Sullivan 3a. — ; Laurence F, Carroll. baisted brother a WOLGAST.— Entered into o rest on Tursday John E. and William Carroll, and our dear a Sept. 20. 1027. at 10:15 mp m., Walter uncle. ~ Wel-s', Funeral from Arthur J. Donnelly's Roan Louisa » Walgeet ieee’ Hess Gerha and lo 3846 Lindell boulevard, on of Willi or 30 o'clock, to st. H. J. Wag and Bowia Wolgart and Mrs. ~ . ' : | with “1 0 f ‘7 iT 7 MIDNIGHT" \— A GREAT SUPPORTING SHOW _— [| 000.000 is still vutstanding and REE ss oe 4 arti | —— payable in cash at the date of . ; 0 re e Shows 3 3 Metro-Goldwyn AJayer Picture | CHUBESD : maturity. | Nov. 15. With this rich Channel Catfish eee 26 Brick | ~ #10, 12, 2, 4, : xo SHY ERT: opportunity before them, fraud- Halibut Steaks 27 Long Horn ulent -omoters are increasing oeee t Schaftner & Marx ant r at prom 6, 8 and 10 . 92 ROQUEFORT tat ie 50 anova, Xrier's Chureh. Interment at Funeral ‘ ghd 4014 — | STAGE ATTRACTION a ai ie their high-pressure campaigns. Boneless Catfish .. Vandalia. i. avenue, Friday. Sept. 23. Races! OD AS — rae serrate 20 CHINESE NIGHTS weet Sun, Eve, Sept. 25 ss: HEAD OF RADIO FIRM BB | White Perch 15 || SAP.SAGO, Ea. 120M jeuywronv. op, wesoeaas,,, Sent, 28. | too" al? itn Mane Sune aad Coe ; . LOEW'S — p ea , te Seg B551A “Caroline. street, Thomes Crawford, | WRIGHT—Entered in to ‘rest j 8 a ‘s 4 BARGAIN Featuring The Honorable Wu and his J The VESSRS. SHUELKT Ef SUED FOR $1,500,000 Large Buffalo .....16 swe nat e- on Ellard) husband 0 Nettie Cravterd (nee y ay ent 211027. at TY ame Ame eS ienta! Flappers 3 | a. o> = . , A ee OS ; MATINEES ssa _— Siar ; Powell Crosicy Jr. Made Defend- Whitting cere eees .20 - aTETENS — a notice of funeral frome Fhomes 2. Bayley. dear father of. is w * “ — ondays thru yooh : , . ‘ 7 D ro u : right , Kili Kecords ant in Action by Receiver ‘EM. , ar son of . coted eoeseies cunt : for De Forest Co. Fresh Oysters, qt. ’ 10 SWEET PICKLES B. a of f United Rallwisa : @ 7 RY low dea” uncle. or nes eee. e wo From 10 OTHER ATTRACTIONS | By the Associated Presse. BOTTLE... + sees eens BE bvicen, in. Jems, Tomieg.: See “Uerribee de: Yhurstai, Sept, 27 . I A cove SC MABEL NORMAND | NEW YORK, Sept. 22.—Suit for | Off Shore Brand Gor. bettie; s real se veloc. (ate, Porremveller) beloved wite - hg Shsiis Serene Ramee oy aed Man te In “The Nickle-H ” | $1,500,000 ws filed today by Ar- ward Ejiben r mother of Marie ~ pe Bess « re 35¢ Tom Terry's Organlogue—M-G-M News ithur D. an naib tee the De | SALMON 1 5 Campuen Cans grandmother and sister. tu as osrdiete Rota. Cg By 8 ah A. Forest Radio Ce., with the De For- | No. 1 size tall can; a real 20e value. Tomato Soup . t. was vea a wember of pdamant Body will lie in at: ate at residence, 3827 | of % F. and F ne. 414, fe Greer avenne. Serviees Friday at 2:30 p. m.. at Zion's Svenactical Lutheran Church. est Co. as co-plaintiff, against Pow- gale 7 | , Tri h ell Crosley, Jr., owner of the Cros- thence to New Bethliebem Cemetery. (cd! 39 The Musical Triump ley Radio Corporation of Cincinnati ERNY—On Monday. Sent. 19. 1927 at PERSONAL { iN York All-Star Cast iia "a ; 11 _». m., Louis A. Erny. beloved brother * a Bigs = be pc sa sm; Wek. went.. 00.20 and president and a dir~ tor of the ef Harry. Herman and Mary Shafer and AUTOMOBILE AND v . _—— » 9 « + wow ' > ? tad ,»at : a ‘ ; “ “ and Juniata First Show 6:00 P. M-—Vlease Come Early oye non Gat. Mat... $2.75 to $1.10. | De Yorest Co. Violation of a con- Athert Emmy. our dear uncle and brother BUS TRAVEL tract by which Crosley became je ee Seeesceeeeeeeaeueaeeaee. * = “ss ®ceeeant eee SEPSCERSSSeaeeeecwere~ we — ; a SEATS NOW SELLING seveegeeeeanereees ee Seaver ececatesesae ant) ue Southern mers aoe. iF you are ichican avenue. on Friday. t . . 23. at 8:30 a. m.. to Broadway Station of, Monday: wil bay fare: Interment same day at De Sete. Mo. De ceased was @ member of Osceola Tribe PUR No. 15 Redmen. fe) PLE’ SWAN ork KAA Vey: Se St. ‘aokeaead at 5”. Mm alter Joe Hines, eved $5 Kan Citye BAS y Chicago, $5 father of Marvin Hines, at the age of 3) : . eneeal on Sunday. Sept. 25. at 2 no. m., ae Denver Detroit, $16 ee — from Weick Bros. funeral home, 2201 &. . ‘* 3 Grand bl.. to Frieden’s Cemetery. (cO1) omight Cosches” hai bones SENNICHES—-On Wednesday. Sept, 2 Parlor Car Salety “Doctors also prescribe Spic as the ek eg ert, eens. OS Oe Te ae Umar MARKET BLO. Co SS - . won of Peter Jenniches= ONLY sure way todestroy the CAUSE of of Mr«, Catherine Theres of Racine. Wis: tnd t Feature Photoplays Pe : SATURDAY ley agreed that existing debts of STARTING ATU it ages RADIO TONIGHT ' TEX RICK ARD’S LAST THREE DAYS } that so far he has refused, and still ber of and Stiecessor to HOUDINI GREATEST PICTURE EVER MADE 68 ENTER SCHOOL OF NURSING | president of the De Forest Co. is on f. > M.—CONTINUOUS—11 P M. the De Forest Co. would be paid . HARDEEN ee Official Motion Pictures TWICE DATLY—* 80 and &:30 |refuses, to turn over any money or “U Hamiman in “Celebrities” ; | The largest class ever to enter ‘the Washington University Schoo! ~ wee 4 aa z . ent “ 2 s . , , , - », oe ages a + ele,” Se ‘ P a ‘ se © ; a LO UIS — - | VENUE Theater | alleged. ty : mar . , ; : vA’ ety CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE |) East St. Louis AMERIGAN THEATER | According to the complaint, Cros- a pesticide rane al —* c TUNNEY.DEMPSEY FIGHT +e as approved by the receiver, and : The Master IMuxioniet Last Time Saturcay Night with which to pay the clients. K MOLALLEN and SARAH Bart Jenniches of Flint. Mich.: William ; perspiration odor. Ends perspiration | Batt Jonniches of 2) CHICAGO . tithe Tricks and Tones” Fight in afi , Soothing 60 ¢ doe eer Finn’ Se Seat 2 t fever tt . . ‘. ore v 4 : eR FEATURE ACTS Taken at Soldiers’ Field, James Cruze ||0f Nursing will be the first to oc- Will not stain or injure fine fabrics. Acall | Ses ta Be. Peter ond Paul's peal KANSAS CITY = : E 10¥ GIR LL” Chicago Produetion—A || cupy the new building of the Schoo! | druggists. Or send coupon for sampic.™ _ppeceased was a member of St Louis 4 IR Paramount Picture lof Nursin K =} boule- | a oe | >, M. g on Kingshighway JOHNSON—Entered toto rest on Tuesday. | , PARLOR paras 50 - “SUVE BORDEN, Neil Hamilton enraeees Oa. 8 8k = SEE i] NOW OR WAIT A YEAR | vard, facing Forest Park. The | Mort 3° «19°7. af hie reaidence 1h? 8:15 A Agee P, M. . NEE TODAY. Ane: hildren._ "Wie LLSEATS | class has been filled to capacity by —_—— Maryland. ge D. Johneon, Seleved ets > Cc Nights, 60¢, $1, $1.50 A | sabe ae hushand of Drucy Wyeetf Jonneon. : gf oe”: COMING 8 suxpay AMUSEMENTS Matinees. 50c, 75. $1 RESERVED ithe admittance of 68 students, 15 ELEN LEE SCOTT, noted special- Mr. Johnson wise Be in state at the Rec |» a ane ee 7 ON | STH AND — : C LOVES OF —. exon — applicants being required to ist in Feminine Hy giene states: ee eee ver —_* bond F ras a nase me as 'wait until the February term. ibe Spi time 29:20 p. m. Interment Bellefont+'n- eer mw | *“Doc purses prescri as = AR MEN APITOL THEATER lm GRAND nou The buildmg of the Schoo! of| «ONLY ore may od an gee ol va: MELEN LEB SCOTT § [comer cet $4 = With DOLORES DEL RIO | ° Nursing, recently completed at 4 dora he trying physical periods of LABORA te 7-30 6. m. aoe, oe eas 7 7 anon wit gt, VICTOR McLAGLEN 11 A. M.—CONTINUOUS—* $5 oe odor during the trying physica? pet 180 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago a fate of 3308 Sar of “WHAT PRICE GLORY” SIXTH AND CHESTNUT FEXREV-DEMPSEY FIGHT — || Cost of $500.000, Is said to be One| 4 Woman's life. w heuse eond ¥ Pree Sample can of Spic. I Kade. deat father of Frances Campbell KANSAS CITY , w+# Bevis made Carmen from the\ Mrs. Wallace Reid’s Sensational RETURNS BY RADIO ia co iof the finest in the country, . “Spic was formulated by one of America’s 9] gectess tec eo coeercastet packing, mail- | and Lydia Langensard end@ our dear crand - | or & Child, the Body of a & C taining class rooms, recreation) fine, enowe * etc. : arn. . t 88: Denver. $17.50: Te its tet, fe Women Rupees of Waite Savery DANNY DUNCAN ‘shade ‘rooms, offices and being surmount- greatest scientists. It is a a - ee eee ae eee 8B Ty: other 7 so 2 in 2 Sentenction With a Great 59 fo a Gay Extravaganza, with SO Arviste white, soothing powder which scientifically Name uneral home 145 =. tA Show me TOTO, THE\ 66 RED KIMONO OTHER Joyous. ACTS ‘ed by’a roof garden. It is 11 sto- acids. Anti- ?on . Sun Set ~~ Colen. ia” Soring edd ,' Us CLOWN ( Feature Photoplays ——— ri hig! 4 houses a total of 386 _ destroys the odor-causing 1 Addres Deceserd member 5S. m.: Union, ly. 730 «& wo GW | a oi mreseroiers “ | |REED NOWES in “THE SNOB BUSTER? | /T'CS ON6h anc women’ septic, healing and prevents chafing. -— o-oo on oe oe of Devtach Oestersgieher Unt Verein. (eb) | 2a, tm. ° ? SHOWS ALL— MATINEES, Except Sunday. DBo | nurses. EXPLAINS ALL ® EChildren ander 12 vears oH * oes — a her of Ida co =| L vai ref ate ) NOW PLAYING M me PR E se VF oP RRICK 3.02" ur]| BASEBALL TODAY | | os rosa “seis ISS Berievccs Theater te St. Louie SPORTSMAN’S PARK live Near Gracd | The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the - | Saezen hn Cardinal Boston maTionat pravens | -Castie Ball Room Only — Roto Magazine in St. Louis ||"iny | fh Oa Gas VS. Dems ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’ ors Ges: Sona oe 4 i f- TANGAKA, Barbary Coast Dancer Game Staris at 3 (Clock Downtown Ticket <4 ett eee _—en, © — : | ‘sh MAin 2651—We Hold Seais | ROSTON HERE TOMORROW Rethechild-Green ila Co. ee” ¥Wentinee every Sunday—Every Wednes- , -— Tickets on sale at 409 Olive St. : day waltz aight. ~ A, : ee : 3 . . 4 % : “ , ‘ Fie Sy " : . : ee = ia fs S,! ee ee Ls / , fie, . . nd , “EPR ER Es ae ie ada. : = are: ® } = ; ;

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28 pot. SE WANT WORK? Tell what you can do through a POST-DISPATCH “WANT” AD—or read the HEL P WANTED ADS SECTENEER MMM geet eben S22" OS T-DI; ~ , RS e G lecleedcChe t ecdin cet At LCCC: LOANS TS ee HELP .—WOMEN, GIRLS ° MEN os SPECIAL NOTICES STORAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS | SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS eee oa tlove > FLEA “eber-Redoed ned Cone’ © SPRCIAL NOTTCE—T ull not be reepongi- | fn hm al bonded storage. ES 18th and | BOOKKEEPER—Sit.: hich school graduate STENOGRAPHER—S Sit. age 16. trans- MEN—2. age 25 to 40: must be neat ap- SALESMEN—High-class, lining Rawiinge Mfz. Co. {« = : “ ‘ ok k r* two years’ cribe ‘ > , rtately: can/| pearing and willing to work 8 hours per : and : nt Sadie Ghee Gp coune iat wnrell oe os ; ee ee visu Pre) een Phone Os Ebster 1197 after ' assist wit +y Ra: oad weneral of- | day: we will do the rest: about $125 per ; references in spare = . lawyer. AMUEL COWALL. (c40) See Mr. Jones. 10 to 1%. | required. Roo ji ¢ belp you. * : ’ | | ments made to ee but myself or my exResrnce, | #4 oe Os4s Saami to. start. MOVING AND STORAGE—Store and 2. | ek et - si PECIAT, NOTICE—I. otto a. Yeuther.| ts : 30 years’ “xperience; | STENOGRAPHER-—Sit.. 5 years experi- | 3419 5. Grand. cf) weekly us given fier above daic. Sept. 20. 1927, will _“ GREETING Can track included: will take partner. 5731A | BOOKKEEPER—$it.: : : L— Delmar. PArkview 0060, 4 : GS) | all or part time: desire- a Ww _ | pani including United States es. and Mhust t= fieetclese: & oa wence: at poem work: coterenan. CA bea . : -eTr ‘oOnscien ious ; art K ng gr oO: e ?) aze: i = o ood ‘ *. ’ 7 Pr 5. A Lh SS. me _ be ‘responsible fo ‘han mee contracted b medium-sized conmeern: ¢ a] ing:-young lady 25 ve are 3" 64) sear at office Comaneveial Founder, Als SALESMEN TOUSEGIRI Whitc. experi od. eneral ton. Chicaze Dent BS 2 = ws : “" 7 This Weber-Pledged Sale of 300 used Cz General Warehouse Co. hard worker: references if desired. 1221 jeNent references, _CAbany S12U ; | | bama_ and Frimm _ °6.25 ea week if you quaiify; pomsibie to — small apartment. ny ony f. LEUTHER. (cS) STORING—MOVING—SHIPPING, Bayard av, : | STENOGRAPHERCTY PisT sic. neat end | Dama sid | rai Was SPRINT. © Ch Walter P. Stemicr. THE LARGEST IN THE CITY. BOY—Sit.: colored; “work of any Kind: | attractive appearance; S: 2% years) LDING MACH HOLL). |earn several times that much. We traig ‘SEGIRL— juse i eS rawin th Dem E aaah avenue. City of St. Louis | The lowest pool car rates to ang point _honest, relia! ‘ JEfferson 943v. | experience as typist and clerk: can han- by t C =. he ds og” Fr “we Toe awe Bn a BA on) ar some —For general aperiment: | iil = bi igger d g eard an the " : / 4 a. m. ia . , p PENTE | S—On stove plate. stea oe sg | family. 5794 Kingsbury. second. floor J 4 ney fight! You get real, lasting value State “wi Missourl, do "ouie give notice Miss Mary weat. ‘c} Put your money on a W ane finest inter-city vam ~ehdeor The low-} GCAPPE aie : general repairing |die heavy dictation. 7. Nea | 9] fo A) | that } ot responsibie for any fire rate on stor Ee « ¢- 06235. (79545 : ——— denis one ie! ler this late by mF =. d at Delmar. Forest 300. tc?) | and after asen. Lospec . — : . : = : wife, Beri 3 | acts ‘ Test 4 ‘ « ‘ARPENTER - new and all-round re- |STe NOGRAPHER—Sit.: business ss at | | work ; Garon Somciaonn. TH LE HOUSEK EEPER—Exchange renc e. | EB) In e 5: 365 Ww. Mr s . Bess! - } (dry Co.. ‘ ’ : ; : a a ‘ n ~ ~~ housework nd care of = id; $25 and R DI T Se Do t le t te z ms worry you. of “Paul Thorepson.” The U- G. il, Con- D B GRand 4580 re ‘ . ek Si¢ - 4 - oOrrest. 440% " Delmar . >) — JA MT tas ten acid. 5201 -09 elmar I. CARPENTER—Sit.: repairing and Cr | \ OMAN—Sit.; colored.” for al “ork | NIGHT, WATCHMAN—References required: y board. Hiland 593 {e) x CADY MBPSICIANS—Drams. banjo, axo- ang felle Hs pipe, etc. ADpIy me aa BIDS WANTED | Vv the gpm gi oe F ae oe *- = YE’'yT’Pw.Sit > o anitor: colored | WOMAN=Sh - for house cleaning [Anon ANGER—Wit an — co phon-. cornet = ombone: 3 nights ‘. felix ow or — a 7Rand - _ that make you wonder Ad yen properly pack and stored with us.; CHAUFFETE — Ee = a tEfferson 4681.! C27 give references, 4319 Hunt. Cabanne aa! weekly. Box N-63, Post-Dispatch. (4) — si PRI ~ it. Cars that cost thousands Cit ct a 7"cit an. nee a _ NN EP —~—First-claas man only. | - ~ 7 4 4 irl ta assist forelady: KC va ti i ' gene ealie 5 UE -> ie a + | EAE ERHANGER- vt site (ce) W ITH REF ERENCES must have expcricace in shirt troning de- _M = EC sn : \ hundreds. 25% to 40% is the N-341 Post-Dispatch. (e% BUCRBOARD—C ; an 4 besides many epecials. | we CE lui b, mee Lowest Pool Car Freicht Rates. experience: revere! . Longe Distance Moving. | GHAUFFEUR—Sit.: 6 years, experience: | V re The Boar] of Mississippi Levee Cam . ray ne, me * ork. Call Oscar, TY ler 3xs7W | laundry, Lindel) 6574 ae” ae Greenville — Fg eT = os aS ‘ eau BEC ; Sit —- ‘ hite: 33 | WOM ce —Sh.: with babe housekeeper. |PISTE BOY Experienced. vee ies ITE aA = Whee i k: will at fis merting to seh? | sine ota ate Ee : = ps -_" “ey ate Ot Seekke Stee Wicherd. | emnaueh irst oor eas eo) WR ~ iiD_ White: = — bousewor good ef 7 TY i813 01 181 . (89 i maid work lp ILE DRIV 5 er xperienced. | home; small family. 3542 Si idney. (6) PoRCETATR BATE on October Grd, 1927 offer for sale and; ¢ J la =e , er pee wille| WOMAN—Colored - Te err eel] to the best placer Sen we a yoke | cant a ne OM ee - worker Fr. M —" 37 GArfiel | amnings pre fecres lay ndveae. J ers 4 Lowe's, 15 N. h. ; MAID—White. plain cocking and light = saeethin: umber. of ev y descript id Board, said " NG PLANTS, f waces put tr cord | . h. en ~~ . . 7%. : ‘PIPE FITTER—For eonstruction — .% t imMtit ye - : to »b eoid ams ei i vere: . ion: Cason” at PArE&view 3 aR — . eee “ 7 Vv. N—Sit.- white: middie- aged: — must be — class mechanic and have | red: expe s for elderly couple. 4 ‘some tools. Apply Room 505 Union Elec- M AID—W hite. general hou housework: good SE T no washing. 5387 Queens, near BOA T—Static at | is not in this saiec! $100,000.00, in Now . ‘Der | cB) | é HAUFFE U ing .; Col 19°7 S100 000.00, in December 2 REPAIRS “for anvw ol ! stove range or | eareful a er: iam od references. all neem : ud § : tric Bldg. 12th and Locust eta. (ec) | \ position: —— a HANNIBAL, MO. | ton ami Pigriesant. (e62) | _ the Mississippi River: " ; , y ’ $100. 5 Z .. S100 000.00 and in January 1925 fu rare.” art andirons. fenders. ferson 215. ae oe : a . Con iM, or as a WwW ho'e ce ‘ 2. | i 737 >; manv 1 eare’ of experience: i WOM AN—Si't with c hild. ww an = ol | PLA Si sTERERS Fast mem : a tne i vd — i - Said Certificates io mature| twelve | PORSHAW. 109 N. 19th, MAin 2034.(c8) | “HEP Sit; mans cakes: Dest reference. | KrePInE, ,. oor call. 7 or & ee, ee LT bee Cae | Al OPPORTUNITY. ee pe eed nid te | = ke A S,- 121 wages rs. te . 7 - » anit 1 Christ- | 4” irst flow Pee: c) Earn $50 weekly selling me gyno | upstairs: no cooking: references required: | alts eG i a - ; xx og 4 ned Bg ageatne AF ted for the REPAIRS “for any old stove, range or Box _C-36 Post-Tspa te oe WOM ; | Spee 4 Hodia __ 3893 _Lindel’._ ee OC ’ are in vitor o ” gut ‘ % furn ace, . _ art andirons. fenders, © eis e Rk. TY PIs Pet. eo 17 ° : experienced ' t) AN— = Pe >] laune rv ‘ . af . , ™ | mas caros. Spare or full time; ws Lindel purchase of said certific he tala on the | | acreen : a ? on swerne ‘telep h ae filing and gen- | PP om of Mon jay (1 hi ; rsday 6 temaeageogag: — ig, Se apg aa _ | unmecessary: get details. 7 = —, Ts mn Pp a ; Wanted i. j mectine of the Loard ta € | ey RSH aw j 10% Ny. 123th. M Ain 204 a fos) ' eral offic - we rk ° 1} int ier "si an Gs be mk keep ne v rer pit . re fe ad ihe “ee S. JEffe on.) ji? . | mo T a y i = , ing 470 Pau! Brown Bid . ic} ~~ E ERIEN CED ba 7 uy " 1817 L UST Oe yea the right to reject) |Fred.__LAciede 7991 ‘c40) | WOMAN—SIL: white. refined: wants house | PRESSMAN—Competent, experienced, 1m | SPA TIME ae La tag =—"y % yy os Sega A. &. Brauer 8 Supply C 0.1 Coup LE—Sit.: with child. as cook and ~— tems eg experieuced; best reier- = Soy “nee Gained ee | “ you want t earn $50 to —_ MILLINERY MAKERS shoes, dresses: * saa ERNEST KELLN ER. | ST* IVE REP ATR. 21 a’ WN. oan A ST. fork} vara: ountv prete rred: references. , ene s SSLIA vyoming. | at * ith references. Add Sperry wee du uring »” rour spare time? phone | right number, ? * =a wvetary- Treasurer fe) | —— DElmar “O76 1 R. SO) | Wo MAN—W ant® day work: washing. iron. | Cc 3 gh, ve by a oe em ereni 4) st - $ | kK on- | Wiour Co. San Francieco. (ce! { (et) | Apply Employment Office, Eighth Floor, i EL ECTRICIAN—Sit.: 12 years’ experience | ing or cleaning: Treferences. BRidge | = : ¥ x: oles tf Se — (4) | PRINTER—Capebie ‘io take charge | Locust Street side. CLOLHING Wtd.—E A789) | GAS PIPE CLEANERS ee ae ad = > , * 7 Ss maintenance an d utility Abany 37 DP eee . _ . " ; contd shop on commission basis: “ LOST AND FOUND ;|GAS_ Ag hwy cleaned $2; stoves connected, | ELECT RIC [AN—Sit .; Maintenance, weraty ; gt gs Pn Pane nein ess home. | wapital reghired. : Box N-6i, Post-Dis, (: | SPECIALTY SALESMEN FAMOUS-BARR CO. $1.50; work guaranteed. S. J. Seeley, as i 3 depender 6; nsider anything, tat to 9 pn. m.. 10 to 12 a. m. PArkview 6845. | RADIO SERVICE MAN—Experience”. To sell blankets and comforts on the; : — _ = On a you BUY A USED CAR BE Lost Oitter. 3412 homas. JEfferson ROTR. 1 a) | Wages... 212 AB Bent i. _i3? a | Apoly 932 Collinsville av.. East St. Louis | Installment plan; we have a large new STRE YOU “3 TNGo—Lost: reward. i | mopeepee S MEC HANIC——Sit.: or helper. Jones, | (c6) roe resend ny nt - ' =" 7 nen ; pment: , , ; Aliland 4020. ee “.| MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES 3418 Lucas. Call JiEfferson 5931. | HELP WANTED | RADIO SERVICE _MBEN— EXPERIENCED. procter ge Peg eden ———_ NECKWEAR HELP — Experi-| . $5 to a Pal YOK. OUR SUCCESS IS THE RESULT OF Pert. BosTON=—Losi fewwnle atrayed, Rivers | ag, | GASOLINE ENGINEER — Sits mainte | MEN, BOYS | NENT. POS ITION. BECK Te conbrer | 3, bonus to men with cars: only men| enced neckwear turners and | Suto cis bi Make Sure of Year, Model and Coné side 7015, 3430 Keoka st | ‘senenmebio STIR wernt: CA Sf ee ee ee natn i pt tn att , | with good reierences need apply “ef , : oe : . ES TER at: — containing cigat signs: left | reasonable, S711 Maffitt. CAbany cai) | trucks. Dienel experience. "Bor C296. P- 3: ADVERTISERS —Several sonng men | 4 {c4) |ADAMS CO. 413 Chestnut. (cf) | pressers either to work in our a T OSE SEDANS, COUP ROADS 5 on Park car, GRand 117,R. ie) i ~ ——- E - = rs) — ° fy to 25 vears old ) di tri but are es i , h 273 oi — ‘ad 7 . ; TO —_——— i CONCRETE ware. steps and ashpits. W | qe & ERE—Sit * mi Ghe-aece, 12 . are OG, *{ sipterty =e ’ y \4 , ory or do work t ome. ae) Saas, ay . b) ' BUL. Ly TE RRIER——Le 7. ie Eng ms og — | Drewer T0868 59th. Hilane 8439 ye: m9 experience: sfere me “y , DE! omar i _ eo use or a la : | nati ns 7 me - RADIO SERV ICE M AN SECL RITY SALESMAN fact . KE a NE x : , Post. 2 INGS. Als wea UP ] = meatns os: at we 1s49W. (ce) [FURS re ag Femodeled. relined at a [ 7U2: pesintntipenee a — | car fare Position will offer advancement | ,, Experienced _all-year round position, ra-/ Capabdie of gresenting an unasual propo- Apply ELY-WAL R CK- PCR COA '— Brown Lu Ser tain ce | reasonable price. Satisfaction guaran. | | JANITOR—Sit.; erienced in office | to sales work: experience unnecessary. In ' #10 doctor. TYler 2914. 2524 West St. |sition to investors. If you have had eell- WEAR FACTORY, 16th and == ss — GA MERA—Lost ; BA folding. in carrying teed. Ladies’ sample fur coats sold 60c | building. Cail Victor U619M. | applying. state age. whether married or | Louis. Call 6 p.m. \c*d.|ing experience but have never sold securi- - ’ a SBAWL COLLAR, case: ane 44474. se . we (4) (22 the dollar. Sudack, 1829 Franklin. (c2) LINOTYPE OPF cRATOR a i- | single. and give 3 complete record of vou SHOE COBBLER—Steady: come ready for ities and follow our plan, you will make Locust, 5th floor (e@) 296. yy yar ee eh é TS Pwey | PLASTERING—New or old: repair work need: day work preferred. Box C-124. | past emy howe nt. Al lnform atic n will t work. 1750 Union. cood; this corporation will ope under . ; HES — Vor e026 FORD COUPE. NEW CHAIN- “Lo ak yo Ae ee ed Continental. WLaAclede 4835 Post Dispatch. held confidential. Box A-216 -D. (e5) | SHOE COBBLER—Steady work ; come | the supervise os, State king De- OPEHRATORS—On overiock and shell-edge $ »clety + ' 4003 CHEV wre SEDAN. 1923 BUICK e or Perahine. } ils 7 - Se MAN—Sit.. colored: allround work: good AT *TOMOBILE MECHINTC— as ready for work. 1250 It'nion. |Ealt “bets Aye —— you prospects. machine. Apply Ely-Walker Handker- berenine. Sales + te . DODGE +¢ GS DisC WHEEL AND pik icc ais. re ; reterences.__FOrest_7 663M. on ©! ete, Fords: must be steady | SHOEM i(AKER—Good ali around shoemak- vem © ane m.. ¢r between | chief Fact 3515 N. Florissant, (c4) Saturday. peondags. 9 \ All Cars Guaranteed as Represented a ht: reward. PArkview 2322. (cS) | PRINTING AND ADDRESSING — i worker. Sé S} riv hlet Ie * € a ington. ‘ i. God--Lest: solice: biack an iets. , calling CHe MAN—sit.; elderly; ablebodied: capable | .—} o Body Con 1217 N._ Brosdway. (c3) | nas found it’ imprasinie te enter schoo! #50 TO $75 EXTRA WEEKLY spetos aes ( -7) x COAL, COKE’ ND WO 3 TATE MOTOR CO.. ward. 6705 Clayton rd. CAbanv aan : sweeping, factory” work. = at “ KER E 7 ; 7 f Easily earned spare time showing er derw Wileox |CALL FOSTER, a ich . carpenter. Box C-122, VD. | BAG A —_ -xperien € on r]i thia term, will pay salary ior services ; § —, eee a un ear. o. ’ HOt Lom. small white Spite with dark WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. | arent ne z (89) | frames. 2705 Olis ‘ ‘ -} from pow until latter part of December; | personal and business Christmas cards; O'& Gi machines. Apply | ings, $3: mine run. : , : 3041-43 Locust Boul JEff hit ushy tail: #3451) ALL rooms cleaned, $1; expert work guar- | MAN-—Sit —xious to make connection | BELLE BO Swine ne ge sera 16 and will defray your expenses through school | per cent commission: weekly payment: beet | MUTUAL mingles edie CO., 905 Washington | ump, $5.50. We « : : ip 4) Sit.; for second term: must be able to travel selling line published. Our co-operation | | fifth floor. COAL —#urnace et ? x = ad lot brown spots, white bush Bay Sete 4 ~ Tindeli av Phone Jeferson SSS7. (CoO! | anteed. Lindell 4304J. { wit! ewing concern, will start at bot-| years old. Brevort Hotel. 412 Pine. ; “ Ath dark |Gall PRosoect 1778. age og nere is @ future. Am 37 years | SG0ete ts \.., _. _, after preliminary training. See Mr. Bent-| insures success. Start early: everybody | loa s. Peripes; answers otane “ition.” 5763 — ~t von oreo L778; rooms eee ae | tgen if. sales and office experience. Box | BOORREEPER—Y" 4. 3912 — pao ley, 226 Metropolitan Bidg. (cS! | you = @ proepect. Write for full de- | 'OPERATORS—Experienced ono 2Ys . COlfax BRIN. eM . ; ° won. | C-14, Post-Dispatch ee ; sro | +AILOR—With business ability. Fair| tails. Sam free. Artistic Publishing | COAL Hietns ley ax CASE says: “We bave any number of won- | : a . - | BOYS—Experienced %n distributing circu- | “Wore fo 5 Shaw ie) |}Co. 323 Randolph, Chica Re detached collars. Apply E ¥. all. $6: ; > TERIAL-—Lost; henna colored.| derful new fall papers which will add | ye gener > —Sit.;. prefer trouble-shoo ting | lars. Glenn. Grand and Pine. {c --—— =o7_ Shaw. * P go. pre t 16 DkEts MA rk- what have you’ INNE F | sentatives wanted in smal! towns also, : 3 erene, Hillerd 73220. ic) | that desired note cheer and gecatont | i _matntenens = es A what have | BOYS—_-To rel amie Auute ite ite #IN! ~s J ees gp t.) | anted in smal! -' !|+WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, CoAL-cieubia aoe = ; . PEN— t Wahl: white ir home. ‘aperhanging So per) © — pees | bury, 14374 N. Grand. (c+) page > — ash. $5.75: ight |. Le ge te pos ol ved Olfax R726. ’ ree, ere. peters - : — MEC HANI! “AL. CHAU fags’ R—Sit-: mF BOY ar to make himeelf weeful | ss AND Rn _ $245 Fores, Park. (03) EARN $3 EVERY HOUR 1200 S Sth St. (e4) S515: te a oe es ER a. Liferson %7o 6. ww Ss b} — Call cust a | Measuregrapn Co., ~ orést ark.(co 7st: wire-haired: when — — | _ Heo around factory; must live with parents TRY : Minsk haivgreen collae un; reward. CAbany | PAPERING. painting. plastering. clea ring. Meir wat ERS and-Gisawup | 2d come, well recommended. “B. Cornbieet | CPHOLSTERERS—Bxperienced 00 | over SELL XMAS CARDS _--__—_ | PINNERS — Experienced; for ag 3 x oe 857. ; = ~ Call | “gees oy. v5 gg eae TE tail. ros., 923 Washington. 24 floor ic) | stuffed work: apply Blackmore Miz. Co.| phe most beautiful line in America and ting roo - GERMAN POLICh PUPPY—tlost: black gt + ee yg > ag Call Gen. WN tn r 1802" Market. oF F(4) | BOY—About 18 or 19: high school Frat) OO a S32) | we pay unusually larze commissions: cards | cutting m. Apply ELY ILE and tan: age 3 months. Reward if re- | Molito vermde 5725s (c2) |G ors —j} aie and l-vyear college preferred: oppor- | ATCHMAN—And | porter: | electrie sell on sight; we deliver and collect: cal! | WALKER SHIRT FACTORY, turned to 900 Moorland Drive, or call | PAPEKRHANGING = an }ob~—sc ppl astering: OF FICE BOY—Sit.: clean cut and aggres- | tunity good in district sales office of larze | elevator: $90_ month. Lowe's, "is N. 10th: | in Derson or write: sample book free. Open (4) secure | corporatian Eox N-115. Post-Dispatch.(c) Bt NG MAN—Witbh office experience in evenings for your’ convenience. 1200 S. Sth St. (e4) Hotman Paper Box Co, 4’Entra! H145. (c8) | reasonably Collins C Sees 8746 | sive: willi fe ker: ee = ex" LA®: U per ween. cOree. tn) | CANDY MAKERS’ HELPERS—Only those | Germany. 1012 N. Grand. (c} |ENGRAVING CO... 386 Arcade Bldz..* 8th . T'se enact green Ah (e861) | PRESSER—Experienced on ladies’ dresses: GLASS ES—Lost: lortelse shell rimmed, in | PAPER HANGER —$6 pe m. | Caproyment: Ton on reas Sharp. Victor O619W. (065) | clede 7991. 30) | “experienced in manufacturing plant need | YOUNG MAN—For position In sales de- | 2nd Oliye ate. D JUNG - a . apply Mrs. Hadden, alteration department Alne ease: reward. MAin 25 iTARDWAR ud Olive Car. APER HANGEK—Do work my rea- }PAINTER-—Sit.: experienced: wishés work apply. United Confectik oner 507 x. | partment of the Butterick Co.: apply te an abe epee Lee aud é. APE ws i, pe 3 - 5800. ; ree | by day or contract, 2714 Madison.‘6) | Sai n. (c5)4 Mr. Bales at 1904 Fuijlerton Bide. (cd) Make $50 00 Week Lane Bryant. 6th and Locust. (c) fioUNDs—Lom: 1 beavy built black and| Pp AP ERING, painting. Al work: reason- | PAINTER—Sit. cood grainer. varnisher CARPENTERS—2 peed mechanics for new | YOUNG MAN—Stenographer and clerk; | . PRESS MACHINE GIRL—Experienced on tan. 1 reddish Drown tick, ecar left hind le: awkins, PArkview 6825R. ic)| 60 cents hour or job: have tools, reliab work. 440 Meiville. at once. (ic) |, experienced in real estate office. Gold- | E t lad! cote Cc. Becht undry font: reword. CAbane 3470, fe} ; 1ANGING, cleaning. Call Burton | Chas Pri. 1525 N. Sih. (89) | CEMENT FINISHER—Must be good on | man_Realty Co.. 709. Pine. xtra (c4) IRISH SETTER— Losi; reward. GRand 2ATOI. 4241 Shenandoah, (c6v! | PORTER—Sit.. colored; efternoons ofj| etep work: $1 per hour. Cal] 3503 |; YOUNG MAN—I7 years: neat appearing: In spare time selling finest line Per- | Decemces Be eanee . 1p 9J. ii) | PAPER HAN Gano oud work: 4 x day" honest: write Arthur. | Missouri, Thursday evening efter 6. | wide awake; for office work: $50 to} sonal Christmas Cards. Highest commis plant cal Ooltex ore a ae i , t “A WONEY-_los. Tol: Wednesday morning| able orices R. Crum HUmbolt > ORR 23 u | CHAUFFEUR—Experienced. to drive fur- | start. Box N-324. Post-Dispatch. fc) | sions paid. St - We help you. ae experience on ladies’ “en nies. ase I Easton. hetween 6°30 and 7 a. m.. on Hampton (c62) | STeNOGRAPHERTEERR—SIT capable | niture truck. Apply 3446 Lindell. ic} | YOUNG MAN—PBPxperienced: for soda foun- | Samples free. y payments. Ronug/! %2rmente. Apply Morgen Bros. eee ; 30 og } ’ igh orices. ut i t.. West ark aml Manchester: rewarl.| PAPER HANGING—Plasteringc: do own | liege graduate; have passed ag ern | COLLECTOR—Catholic: experience’ un- | tain and drug store. Apply immediately, | given every month. JAMES LEE GREET. /| 224 Cleaning Co. 3407 Olive. ic ) - Sch'etf 1445 Hampton. eke | Work: samples shown. COlfax 8860J. Court bar ezsamination. Box C-207, “ | necessary: salary and commission. Little | 333 Delmer. (6) | ING CARD CO. 29 S. Clinton. Chicago, = a Psy 000 e ASH FOR AUTOS ORDER BOOK Lost Fuller Brosh Co. A. | (e6) | Dispatch. Flower National Art Co.. 402A N. 2d et., | YOUNG MAN—WNeat ap paring, with good | Dept. 217. STITCHERS — Experienced on 7 3h 7 sh: mortanges paid. Mudd, rame in book; reward. COlfax PAPERHANGING and decorating neatly | STE NOGRAPHER—Age 17%. food begin- | second floor. education, to work in astle; good | Se . Jr. * 3 aah CH oe = 1074. 3950 Lee. done by expert mechanic; reasonable | “mer. willing worker, able to take cicta~- |COOK—Nighitman. 410 Morgan. New chance for advancement. 13 Chouteau. play suits. Apply ELY- 2 ; - OS PACKAGE —Iant or solen; deed of trast, | Call COlfax 7266W, cee | accurately; can assist with bookkecp- | Market Restaurant. (ce) | YOUNG MEN—One ernie week. 220 8.| ° : WALKER SHIRT FACTORY eee Ses 2100 i7_ Market 40 ,00U CASH FOR At uotes, marriage certificate; reward. Mrs.| PAPER HANGING—Rooms papered. #7; | 22 EAS! Ta -| COPPER PLATE PRINTERS—And ston | Grand. Apply _9 Dp. Se) Al Salesman Wanted . RES flee: all i mak $100 to $2000: set cash. _ Simmens IIR N. PSth (5) work guaranteed. Altman. YOrest 0089. | STENOGRAPHER—Sit : completed busig | “ae errhosrers. Winters Bros vermont” i ee ee 7 | 1200 S. Sth St. ( 4) biz ba: 13 | 7” at ote need oR) | course: can take shorthand and | ¢ . 609 N. Broadway. : : YOUNG MEN S ] » c , an “ —_ 1834 Locust. CEotral 903, CHAIN STORE ORGANIZATION. on ba ary STENUCRAPHER—Give education, exper + ly 2 religion. Box N-11G, fo lg: ty Laat: ne se ak oat $6. Gudea. | ri t efficiently: age 16; once on South Side: liberal rewa ROOMS PAPERED— Paper included. | OP°r —oewss : l are RES . : Taft. Riverside J498W. {c) | M. Kaplan. Riverside 6633 e DLS p. TOP a ot sk and : Ms wae Bye 3 Automobile Loans i : Certificates Cetober 1427 Tea ae Oe 7 ip eas ee oe ae ice ee eee : . Spoil Pen Sah SS a aca " " ory 4 oe i. Tite va at SMR: oe ae PEO RAH ee , ae ts + =: ye peek awe Ne a i ——— cone Ee hoe RRR a, er 6 = dds rae sehnet apes of) ii a pak a ili a AFRO pce rapt be A : ra | A A MRM - eutekee sew tem ee ita aapada >i Wrie at © ) i i i i ame » et ate SIM io) -aape. SPA cha ae - Aj sh . tate yoo saeco oer ¥ ae Ce Pe nee le were a I ee MN IER, 5 Fe Hat M RN ee PMS E LEE DL ee MMT SARE tala aR orn ee ed DOL SSSR er ee sys ee mp asiteas a FON es a piles Rr et aR CE TESS IO EE 7 Pras OF phe Hai Oy a yas cd he - Ce ee ee ae a SPER, * Ot ae ae 9 60 ON OR sig Fog oO Pe oan Se phal _ Sa ee ee ene ) i ’ rt ae TS Rages Fe hon See ee ER ae Son re 9 +e wet 2 ap ehh Sats te a NEA BAA Ath ger EE RTM ERI SLE SIERO AS no Re ae MFR SRE ELSES, FF Riis 8 satel 2 fis Ton, will party who found Eastern iY ARDM AN Si janitor: care of fur- Star and White Shrine pin. combined. PROFESSIONAL nace: outside a ort: resident, apt. JEf-| EL Y-WALKER DRY GOODS | SESS es Se Southern Illinois territory Consolid 120 mbassador. Pre — = “i ANS. autos ~ : - > St peels IAL NS: IPEw Rite © a et aE 1. dought: S to 8 1644 S Jefferson. : ry AUTO OANS i og please call Riverside 8 770J. Liberal re- con 3251 5 to & n. m, ae . ee | BEAUTY PARLORS \YOUNG MAN—Sit, colored. as butler. | CO., 16th and Locust Sts., Ster- AGENTS WANTED—MEN ah reterences will Us iverm ap- | 2 vase CLERK —cood. pane Rat POLICE DOG— Lost: ack Wi Own | ie RMANENT WAVE—S$4i. guaranteed, | Janitor, porter. DEtmar 5695J. z GENTS ae piieants now employed and hav- | tion. Scharff-Koken Mig. Co.. 790U logs: child's vet: answers to name Queen: |“ r ity Secret. 3406 S.” Jefferson. | YOUNG MAN—Sit.. 20; interested in ‘ling Factory. (e4) “~ , He RO Ce: +00 at eee: ing successful record in com- | Michiran. ote (c) rewsrd Rive-side S268M_ | ok soy rca; | plumbing: no exne Hence; willing to learn. | SEDARTMENT MANAGER _F PB ae ag “RO Co., 1332 Frank me ae | mercial or house-to-house sellinc. WaITRESsS— POODLE DoG—Lost. white = | PERMANENT WAVE_$3, Talbo = iT. F. Goeckeler, 4123A W. Carter av. sale aa: aie ene G wor whole- ——— {ct Product is well established and Experienced. Call 3143 Olive. on back and ears: reward. Miss Ed- at A E—$5. Talbot's 1219 | - ace concern; ome capable of taking charge | AGENTS—Ful!l or part time to ¢ell acci- intrenched as leader tn large part WalTEs chroom: wants, 10°9 Missiainpi. N. Taylor. DElmar 3024. $115 8. Grand. |\YOUNG MAN—Sit.: good education; ex- | of large force of people in order depart-| dent and health insurance under liberal of ite field, but effort is to be 7. ee oe oe - | first floor. GRand 9494. 4o4) | s 5425 S. 37th. Riverside |ment: one who is forceful and can con 6H fi Natt ~idle e new . §15 N. Sarah, rear. int ess &S ——Laomt. Vace & com Goreme | eee tro] th bh _Home Office contract. National Accident be made in undeveloped part of ar apne car. Plever call Mice A a DE'msr 3808. aM. (4) a hose under _ and who is not afraid | Society, 320 Broadway, New York City. territory and against aggressive WAITRESS—Must be experienced; PUP—tost: brindle bull. mate: DANCING : married; | factory |e ericneed tuen. 10Od opportunity = (16) competition and long effeetive -o3 oct. BROS a x ai | F200 references, Wittkoetter. 3] se Box N11? eee” 6 +. buyer habit. No mere order Vive. . 2e ae ee ~~ = crt " , a’ ees > > w a rs r Sg oP oom ee ¢. Se . pe 4, Fa ee a employed family; good. home; 7 ) PARTNER Wtd.—Bwutcher, grocery bust- ary: no washing. Apply Friday, 3715 Olive. 161. questions asked for return of 2 valuable | Grace a ve er To —=— | C-27. Post-Dispatch. (92 te re aners sg “ans | ee : Ss) | FOUNG MART SIC: mained: would “like DUMP TRUCKS WITH DRIV ERS—6: | Dewi I have fixtures. Box C-357, P.-D. | lApt. is NOW OPEN position. here or out of town: willing mewn ee CY 15 -N. 10th /'PARIN ‘ER Wtd.—On shares on chicken | | WW OMAN White do general cleaning: . UNDER WOOL : t : een WET Care te pris * - oo a eee ae ee oe eeeS WER Maga ABET sen ie 3.8 ~~ ee lin i eats ance Se -AUSE INTZER ¥>—~Lost: shor gon eee yp go na Bae _ or =i CASTLE BALI ROOM | to travel part time; have car; best o : ~ n : 1 + | references, Box C-203, Post- -Dispatch. (4) ery Lo., 701 ‘Leces. (c) } drive Romer ay 1424 Biddle, Foovares vi ENGLISH CORRESPOND- | meal; must be good cleaner. Apply with Louis . A wv. "263 N. 10 ENT—Who can take short hand: mvuet | references Box N-80. Post-Dig. ie) | : Wreetmoreland place. (el) |Supreme. Real dance music artists. Dane- (of emp! loyment: desires personal inter- ee | 1. (e40) | Ulacturer co-working with electrical job- | PARTNER Weta. —With $10.000 to invest ~ poee CAbeny 0687 - reward, et: bi Taylor car: WESTNINS ve et.— | IS | Writ ? see eied Forest 480M. “tei | Parties Sunday evenings classes Monday | SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS Puy -xiving deta oo — erie PD | PARTNER Wid.—in profitable business. |CASH GIRL—$10 week | gent women to sell women's "wih tender ie —— selling patent medicine specialty with | 1012 N. Grand. y ic) | ~ ’ ; ge ~ 3 | | . owl 4 o ardware and paint. Box T-355, P.-D. ah’ nite a | Recessary: fefercnce given and. required. a; |_HELP WTD.—WOMEN, Giris_ | WOMEN—Wanted, 25 intelli — Last, man ® zold, with Initials. we teach the new Kink Li on Riverview drive, Please return to 5088 ajou. Lindbergh | “or emergency help: references, DElmar | iceioedes S - 4 -4) | Slide, Tampico Top, Gigtlo and all mod- | 9go0W. Freee ee AS) | opportunity. Room 1119 Title Guaranty |“ji.4y work: good wages. avrakos. | dresses and millinery; must be Musical picnic in Oakville, Sunday; reward. Vic- refined family, best reference. DElmar | Fiipw | CLER (05) DETECTIVES | O761R. (3g) | EURNACE MAN—To Install Tumace on SALESM b } vanjo. C — i saturday or Sundar Box (€-17 ost. EN WANTED $R0-S90. Mr. Funke, Brown Shoe C Re . o- piano, gat. , pra tox Clr. _Post-Dis. and active. Age, between 29 tor 4 4 ; —t*est; ladies: in Melsch- - ~ COUN rai: amate | See >-17, : 3. | Soa ar os Pe aahctioe gw kj ‘ bet ECTIN E MA RION does shadowing and ye ow ay ‘ A heey ivenen wants; GROCERY CLERA—To train for store SALESMAN—Drive Ford truc k. deliver 16th and Washin ton. (ei oie ences = rerio 0044 RK. (c2) | GI i ~4ow. _coiored, day work. JEfier — Apply Friday. 7 to § a, m.. SALESMEN—j good me for oo to- perience Bag ae Ze salary “and commis d , hi = N " d Instruments ae: t. Sortaweaiett! | DETECTIVE SNYDER adowt } eT | Seen. oh 1 hemes each: oi) in» | son tle Flower National Art Co., 402 , : city | — ae i r ; 2) | house work; rood par. 620 S. ' eated in this city. .\O marrie > = - ,. : “: eniiiele Vv. XN. &.: reward. ex ler ena esting. 4633 Tes ort GIR _ y “; sBtinran agit! housework ; ~—* MAN—$50 month. ‘20A § } | nee or food pat. ——— Seem t N._2g_ st... second floor. 7 1 l B r 164 ee ee ae “| | 8827 Buick re h. best buy today; wot i > experience erson 400 | Sth. oS. Pe =—s Dees ' 3 © Ss n yuse- oO- COUR ~—Dewnsiairs werk: white: reference. women neec a vy. ox * ‘ . a. : : tion. DETECTIVE LADY—Does shadowing = | GIRL—Sit.; colored =~ for chid or | HARDWOOD FLOOR FINISHER—Union. | oe on ihe ‘add. Box Dic, money ” | 6366 Waterman c4) | FOUNG LADY—At — for recognized | and Bn, “ depen e - — 3654 $. a8 HVeSUEAUOE: strictly confidential: refer- ase Work, Feterence, _ coact. $ Wairinac ; s) “Af } |; work: ¢ nenced JEffersan 30) 00d Mav [fo star sured f : be r as . Cali hateaes erence in firs iter x N-GNS i). 18 ng phene number end address ! ar ae a : J Deere ME ee, les ie vt : DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY _ ae ee en —— ——. ho mest and pave tuitiative to catre cnt |S ana & anile 7 3 cay og Fata : ee (ed) | terview at once Box C-4, Post-Diepateh.i4) | 2S h@eust, — a a eee are. " i adilla Takes girict: : iL A DIES’ “ate relined. ey onto “DiEim a Sant w 1 Wo! (i _ hie work w! hen left a ae , . a ym = = -- A - a gion : | GIR White. for a gE ex- YOU NG WOMEN— Between w "5 and 35 " ies so 3 ne Lrr.._tt 6 horee. . mblem, Centra Strict, 458) 4 _DEimar So ow >. va octane Por iO Mr. r SALESMEN—With ears, experience unnec- L— oF gene! us re ; “with grocery experience. 168 pom Reoey ‘ coar = GIRL—8i! neat, reilable colored, fo LS — : essary: we tarnish leads and train | perienced one preferred. 417 1 _ Magnolia. | _S§—_£ ad — Caan palate montiiy: Guick : | Lindell 3942W iOB PRESS PEEDER— App Gast nk ,Mason Security Ass'n. 716 Buder Bias. | GIRL—Experienced for general housework YOUNG Wi IMAN—-White; for hausework. | PIANO ~Ae wg ext io, —— Laie te | Morgan , lect) “nO washing: soc! home. _ 4°32 Iowa. (c' | 4671 Alease Piace. 1 block south of re weX — oar hes = . ‘vate cars: — ' Natural Bricge ay. *) bre tuning, al * E> down Williams ay Olive. + . ™ 4 ast it) oe maid or Mursing Lindell 59420 ' o.. Ilst and BUSINESS CARDS | INSTRUCTION |GIRL—Sit. colored; general housework. 2 iowa. | GTais a lente beauly culiere. das and | GRand 8030 R M ALE UP ERALOR—For Elis Bookkeep- | SALESMAN—Young man under 5 for — Ex 906 Pit On caps. Mound City YOUNG WOMAN—F a ; 7" Pai ° tur a Te ' ing Machine: must have eutemohbi! tail hehtine ‘me 2! ap_ Co. ine UUNG ——fUr S¢0¢ra: house Wu Z n * ’ ” | mm mf ; an 8 i — es retail ligh ‘som fixture 3 r m™m t. 24am pb! , a » elias j ae ta” JL > w BRICKLAYING & TUCKPOINT’G | vente ‘= Classes. Talbot's, 1219 N. T; byte JEffer =" 4 4 as ri by day. OF | serience. Kerth Garage. Ciayton, Mo lave ow car apply The Edwin 'F. Guth Gin S—+ ‘olmed. to etul? dates. ~ | family of turee adults, R600 em | STi — ‘. 5 balloon "tires. “aimost BR RICK Ww OR 2 Bang t cbeao bu .| Ge rT ERNM E x T ~ ~~ , GInt— Sit Colo a bi use Work or nurs: . — . & } { .. "AI y Wasi ing et n a] ve Ptr. + N ie a. f e@) Fang Fa Fg ae. ae +} a “| TANG Suninc. res ° ati : excellent condition. This : Ps , ai ay Mma MAN—Experienced on mo. img truca; $4 / SA LE SMEN—-2 experienced house-to-house | GIR L,— Ex perie: on ma iné Ane. . 7 a ee az? Lindell ¢ her ane, dust nae d- repairs, t o777 Ww ; : a . | typists, special agent >stiga | experienced ; f00d reference. LOcusi 2 “IHR = 1R: ° > : Bick ORA i Kooi . chimney Rs forest egy ABs netagg ——— tore). G623J. rans rent S._ 18th. sa:esamen : $20 a week and es com mis- Bass & Son “par Te j A ton, ic} KIESET. - rn ris. : ur, — Middie-aged, tor lerical rk in “On. Married. men preferrec. 66 Paul i ‘ Me re : 00 Wb - yA ws SALESWOMEN WANTED __| Established 1879. Cha. GS wILLYS- “OVERLAND ING 4137 © Lindel 615s. co | riers and other positions, pa 23-8250 | GIRI Sit.; Masters degree 1t sience: “a irown B PUTS ING. oo cement | month, “How to Quality’ y S125 $ 20 auemt + years’ agen he ct BO ay a sgt A Apply 2000 XN - Brown Brg (4) | nights; part time. Dh G ie ) ctor Write Instruction Bure _ St | Suitable work considered: fereuces. ~~ | MAN—Radio service and saleema ith | SALESMEN—Who have done house-to- | : ORESS = I sbane "Mg ng. plastering. | Lovis. ap stan “tea) | C-3. Post-Dispatch. Repteases ar: salary oven Lowe's, 15 N h house work to sell radios, leads furnished; | “xs Sates afore : sie: ce) gg yy ay . ‘. Pianos and F es “iftce, ~iaben stucco, granitoid, mere repairing done | LADIES — ; emlourh ) 5 a jerman ; with | MAN—White, single. to + | answer giving experience and full informa- | a - ass | _ , Beverie. : rg iL ERLAN Lou ae Seeteepa. | Hiland 8148 or | marceling. beauty culteres” ye a mi pec ro mocherieas } home A irive Ford 7 srter work ‘ali + ed. | ion. x _N-353,_ Post-Dispatch, (cl) | GIR To answer pi - just mornings i+ ioe total” Cah emis aul stabi ats. NDARD — 58-el . - tad ah aud 8 M487. 6159 El abeth av. fe) | day and 5 ght el} la sees, St. Lou! is Ac ademy | | far nilv Rox N 14” *? Po« t-Di «pat —s ~ and S nm. m., 8902 Manchester r ad. icy} j SALESMEN— Whe have done house- to- ’ in groc ery s:or store ‘ Jennings rd. {c) 'Oo. San Frapei San Francisco. ) djus e ey / apt A AK »*e at Bea | Culture. 24 floor. 804 Pine (c®) | HO OUSEREEPER—Sit.; hotel. Ty MAN—Have opening for reliable man who | radios: leade fur- i|GiRL— W hite, © experi¢e d. 5656 Water- | SALESLADY—Over 3% ey donvare ym > a . | SOT ENTIFIC beauty culture taught by au- | Lewis Hote! Training Schools graduate. | Wants to get into biwiness for himself M22%: —_o giving experience and full | aman: _$d_fioor west. @uAbany 5833. mn ready-to-weer. 1) Ag age gee have looked for; former | | thoria Marinelio instructors, 4479 | FOrest_ 5145 Without capital. Write. Box T-243. (4) (cl) ; GIRL-—While, for « , PaOweTE; BG | SALESLADY Tho — mr | Out Dow: eGo: W a la rege ¢ -orporation. either | wv ashing or Ironing. 3625 Russei!. A ane oroughily eiperv ‘ for ; ' ehan ced. . a ang Cm CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS ready-te-wear and mi! ~~ shop. Mary CARPENTER—Gs rages, repair ola | wesh! DEtmar 0500, cS) | HOUSEKEEPER i? sett ' an:, MAN AND “WIFE—Will give furnished | ~>~ . Ps > \ i . . Ai gia vu o - } / . ong! Vy ; ; | . callin 1 or thoroughly fambiiar | GIRL -—W hi = J , ee Lindel | /Ellen Shep. 26023 N. 14th i NWAY ; , urfaced LAciede O24 “ (6) anit Be uly ( |} small family: adults Box C-235 ant room. bash. electric and heat in exchange ik a miiy ; its. +4 a " s = i az hangs » he . ey 7 - e 74° CARP erie on oy | aut ulture | Dispatch 39) | fOr hoauetar ork. Call between 9 and 11 a. ' "8%" hag 5 of St. Leuis: > ane Cota tae —_— - gene : Girec i hae musicians se ae right men Th ~ se hw plastering and bricklayi moiey-making opportunity. ll aceount of the superior training give ‘ re M a re —an Es — la > EO | a Bs. and ~ a : te ; ph red couple: - ferences req i : d. ‘ . * ba ~~ rT i Y ry 3 Dx on iC wa tM ai ’ 7 ’ t * PO a ne len] ’ ; mage Ewes the future. Cali Peeter. Linde SOCOW. Bon Ror ¢ ount t y; steas iy work: yh SAtFS ea ‘ — cuttine Po tous resi. GIRL- WwW ate rel | SaL SLADY For died’ Teandytd-wear. ; + $2 LIAN on. 5 a terms, $10 wT: siee ping MOLER COLL box S10 N. 6th . (c8) | HOUSER KE meek ° by very capable, re- | ¢, yy. ~ - : - - * ° } i : ; can manage home ang ae as well as B+ - a ~ OS el m1: x SALESMEN—Who Want to earn o> a’ | GIRL—Fer gencra| housework ; cooking: free & travel ; fine tin... large Rr ute iano, $ CARPET CLEANING—UPH'LS’G Barbering Means Independenve jences.. character “and clrene. mineiy | Pieter ne ich) | pres _itlling stoves direct to the bome. | its 3201 _ Shenandoah, - | rniege.__557_ Arent 2) | Beautiful mahogany case 8 ; | — - : ason just star ng i m- | Gi ——Whbite: ever 25 nerai bh wort, | SALESI ii . CPD one. ayer 1 ngs en Saietes ae the | ReeDispereh interview. Bea N.- M gga. nce fo mit inery or shoe - | paign begins Mond ay. a . ‘ i A. laundry: rood ee Cabeny 0380 | trade +e tel Fe eS aes Ft gy $10 A. - ,FOU succesat is = Y or aigh t clases. Call | LADY MUSICIAN—Sit.: hig | psy. eplentid futy ‘3 "to 4 Bey: Bite Star Stove Co. Grand ang Lindel!. | McPherson. (c} |urday’s: must be seat. intelligent and aw- } LEHWAN PIANO CO. a . jor i ae ay og. : muiscal past-eraduation named — on? ook ay) esa” ae | SALESHEN— A weil ae life in- | a oom, 7 clerk im store on Seturl: bitious. _ oppertuulty for advancement. | — r MOL C EGE £10 N. 8 Sp ito a oleae ; Siahasemetee | ; ; urance company increasing ite capital only, Gold ut ‘ 9; Sve reterences and ful seoeyenee me ? — Music ee th et. (c8) : mpanyY ~o assical Or semi-ponnlar MAN AND WIFE Miaai eared: mo chii- stock. can wee a few hith-erade apital | en Sun Buter “hop 5048 | ‘letter. Box N-11°% Poe. lcm oer x § geek x 2 Dhaest , ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. ar | F0lolsi. accompanist in orchestra teach. | Gren >» take charge of a —_ f | alesmen ad ' oF Of mane Box C-251. Prat- Dispatch. and orchard. cive references. ag a oe oars aa P one 1442 papeenen. tri ho é —g- regers:§ .~ go Nee ret t tion ss waling | AL igo “ | , ork: good rences. 4006 | latest crea | metal tubes. 3n44 . Comp — s Moler operators always tn demand ae HOUSEKE ER——Sit.: f£ Aawer ar em. | ln (co) ip enate CSEKEEPER it. fr widower or em . -Disnatch work. PArkview a=: art raranty Bide. a wu ‘. ° Cd : oat . rete ‘e ° | City ™ . 2 wit am ane ix >. 3039 Virginia av a THEATRICAL ; —— 213 = 2. y confidential, Box | § AT EEW a feS) |“ -+ oy SE 7 i> 88- taine x | pleasing peTfsenality: de dignified sale RELL HOWELL Tn —e } hed t SS—Sit. wants “First-class bur- Po og TN 4 rn AN—To devote entire or part time "Stok Grand. lot work; factery representative: hoehiy rases foomne. wit chain fixtures lig Rik Time motiog picture | dies at home: reference. JEfferson 533°. — ——— | to an established tool line gold to whole | $ c Fastern manufacturer wil! rrt . | famera: new ~omplete with proj jectar | SS ae ~ L ARO? ND M ’ N sale hardware and industrial trade. XPerienced ha r arrive . Hi. vesiendic k. Riverside 7 1ogwW | Sereen. etc.: bargain. Phone Laclede 2590 | AR. NDR RESS—Sii F onerec: Al referenc: 4 Pl A | with * eS et ee ra shed wet |» coats - nd sewer men's tay “et —]_ ziven those aie (oH) | —s rhiay an? Satur Cali aft xs eoge edge * ' r. | n 2il on experience ‘ge oS | Retest eee wiafer6p.m.'To handle large apartment | Give complete details. Box J-215, P P| | hh . of 10th Scheu” gale on ee —_—h | AUNDRESS Sit: Firat = ‘ Cr —Sit practical: day er sight >} a d Serteinger or — ~ ie : , a. referens MF ta ‘:}and must be ab] te extra: . PXPE . ‘lem; evenings. Box C- ar — gt fiereon 9199. e to handle ten- |, SALES) ~—Fe h~ “Appi i kor 2 wm finies - | oe on feliable seam wha san ona! aed Fad Cu = oe . RANKS expert radi where. aby Mme oa) | i ~ M , her | Month i izabeth LAciec TO : 50. | P x o (ego) VeRCMHeNn ram servic in ies les ' ‘) | We have onenin fo ng ig money : | Washington. TMth fed) ALTIOAY NURSEW.a Germar ta | MEN ¥ J : i are far ait OF fri lets ——FOUR@ of Mm tdef °s Ted to run «aren phe ied travel a 4 : HieGrTen 1132 Bay- | trainee: te "una. . 2S S “let er i to a yo Tied” han a0) | ) \MEN—o —e | CRN. igri established bostress - 1% F i; ry ‘ r - = amo: tiees a: sal iss ili og ; 5 rience ony ; ewer ne aati pavimaced ER SE oY ——.. Ox- hamt. @» earn shout $40 ‘nm our line pot necessary Gee. Rox ¢-T4l. ae) 2a 23. Surmiahed. Call jetort. See Mr. Button. 11 a m.. 3503 N. re Owen, Siatler Hotel. "Phareday and Gran. “ Th | 4

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ETT ERS ON Page ee te ee ee ~ “¢ [erise = ae oe % > i Sopy ™ ; ses t e 2 r ery tensor oe. ee $175: also 1923, $45. 3856 Easton. | pod Dodge Screen, Call for Mr. Kerkmann, 2004 Morgen st.| ANY amount of furniture Wanted: pay : yon poy bong gent srs call soy ie Mc) | LINENS, drapes bedding 1 p m-| covers.” 6034 Columbia. Bus NE’ «= sat a price! Put your money on a Weber. Screen. ‘|| CHatral 8180 (c56) | well. Selkirk’ : i 4 wi if ——- . = rks Auction, GArfield RENT. N > . 25 Wik , furni he ; it N a 3ad40—Laree 1926-25 Dodge Panels. ' FURNITU 2 rooms and sun parlor: (cl4} Ona Gailicaen” aivanie waleela zt bo egg I way: ell con re LOCKERS — Metal. nf ed Used Car. a fat like new, 5, Medart > _ -Pledg N. Sth , ’ FORD—Roadster, 2 ths ol | ms months old; “ real 1926 Graham 1%-ton Stake. like new: R. C. A. radio with 104 speak. | GIGHEST prices paid for household enon. | POrest_7A95R | 97 ce? © o “i 5 i 91 ach pre: | e4) | PAINT—®Sutside wh a R MS that can’t be beaten! $25, $50, $75. $100, ) vy hs ehinda sh sei ial! eee Hy Og lain ill sills, ay ail te, —— CS nae eee a ne ame ‘ 4 ' 192 raham 9849 N. Grand, tes) feat G 4° ie tae ined ae Chevrolet touring car. Must eell. iat? wn it ral ¢ ROOM—-Newly Turmlehed.: modern: | & Re ane . iH 20000 POU s 3 reek: . ; : WILLYS- -OVERLAND (NC. '|| Reo 2-ton, 6-cyl. with stake body. ||||| FURNITURE—Almost new: beautiful mo- ey 60¢ oo la Sof oT feathers pay Co. ay fo sa Pe ; N a ‘| 1925 Chevrolet Panel; %-ton. ‘|| hair suite. Coxwell chair: handsome din- | 4499 Page DUlmar 0863. CEntra] 4361 Ee F- — | McPHERSO Lied upmobile roadster. Can't brag about ||||| Pierce-Arrow: 2-ton with large |||||ing and bedroom euites: beautiful rugs. “s ‘ons | cede : this one. but trv and duplicate it for $90, ||| moving van body. i! } breakfast set. lamp. table. murror etc.: : South 28 4544. separately: cheap. 4476 McPherson, {ch5)} KTCOMAC ONSOL Neatly furmished froom : Locust. CEntral ee ee 19 oon oyal alter; | TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. * FURNITURB—Contents of apartment: SEWING MACHINES light. hoveekeeping : ail conveniences, i will sacrifice for quick sale. Hiland a 6,300. Open nights and Sundays. a nearly new: overstuffed living room, wal- ELECTRIC portable machines. S23. drop ARSEN AL 3454-—Nice room: private faf- _ SiUlZ—Bearcat roadst Al sha . a es ome . 3715 th ore. breakfast oe oe ais cheat _draw- heads. S10- easy terms 4059 Chovteau. - ail conveniences reasoua ble. TT ae ae on . x /——— roads od ~ ape. ee ers. a , y id ‘ 25. Bep- ; . & . . we aii . .* re ; | ene i eer n Sommers, 8ih and Morgan. filling eeatron. — arate. 5219 Cates. (co4) GReand 4) SES . a hae S |BLATNE, “apie Perniens Lam lB por (e5) GAS RANGES—Quick Meals and ‘to , OTT 8 ne a aoa” o FOreat | venient io transportation: all cunvepieness. | sarage é& ‘ . ies ic ; Ford Roadster, 1926, $60 Down | Automobiles F iscellaneous |, TCanditaned: dike wvew; from. $5: ¢ ; cPHERSON, 4 ’ own or Sale—Miscel livered and guaranteed. Wagner Bros.. 201 MORE fe) ICAL 3005 A, LV aap sa rngs gecginie ti ner ren xe NP apt ee Ser RY ae me PAD FO Se OM Rey Hove — a saving. $100 down, balance $6 per week. cans, $1.25: pot 2715" — ja etc., down and the rest in easy payments. Te Don’t let terms worry you. — ange wen, RADIATORS—a used” necessary pipe, etc. ra et 4 a ‘fell ri ee Longfellow, or_ phone und 124 ‘- mR RICES ae ae you wonder how we can do SCE = y it. ars that cost thousands of dollars in i) | BU orn LLANEOUS W rs : hundreds. 25% to 40% is the usual reduc- c) KBOARD—Call after 6 D. i. is many epecials. Se eens Special eauinment: very clean car: bal- CHEVRO ied mg.| S. Jefferson, ISEWING MACHINES—-Droot Singers, | BUTANICAL ~ Lovely ee -OUSER, SORSUES, HET. A. bet te n sleepin iret and & oor tron > APPAREL W td — Men’ : CHEV ROLET—-1927 , —~ — — ~ ot agty re eee Ree ed | MATTRESS Brand new: al! cotton: | a ee #9 (cl6) |MAPLE, 5014— Desirable a6 suits. oy eae a i — used |, Suarantee. | ciak at 05 niral ¥4SU. nn PO CLEVELAND, 3904—1 or 2, convenient.| ployed; home privileges; private family. | ULTRY AND BIRDS rivate home, GRapd 3624J. CAbeny 2784) pants, shoes, dresses: pay mm 7 months; perfect condition: price right: | | Open Sund d Evenings Dhone Tight Number, F $8 to ~ — ny RPTOCery 4752 PION et ° e ght ° } Dp n ay an Vv ng j i vT ( - at : i ye il Orest 6646. 20", Phone—LaAclede 7000 MISSOURL, 2009 ities CAN ARIES—Tre your bird is sick send him CLEVELAND 305 A—Front room, mod- FNAMrLE. wold —Furnished Troat_bedropan ; ami! etTionces; Calla 15 minutes. A. A ogg Ter PPelman, 1Us¢a Be te . - rash eat, Moon sedan, $270: Ford == =x = = 1998 ShB5- te i A ; (c56) | to HMaller’s Bird Hospital: the only one in we , . . reakfast op- | private BGO; terms 3843 Easton, (c7) 1365 ( { T wenaieiter " | the city. 817 N. 6th. Phone CEntral 4309. ei ro; garage:, gentlemen: 2 (2) (2 car lines: Jad oe $20. ic62) ao, | tional, . 22 usekecping ; QUICK MEAL blue enamel stove. large | (c2) 2097. CN AN ER AO Mt fame om oe oh ng ea me ee ot . » werte etae (6) | PORCELAIN BATH TUB—3i, op = ry . al he , ’ . y bt Tomenee thing Jumber, _CAbany 0% | ED C RS of every description, model or of = l IN style. os challenge you to BOATS AND LAUNCHEs — S name — of 1925 7 ee ee en BUICK—Demonstrator; 1928; O-paseenger | ms xy snlipaatntee at Oa LO tain inn il, a ta et eat a ee HOUSE BOAT—Staliow? p car 5 or newer B2) | the Mississi y: 5 roonig. - ot in this sale! 2) who ppl River; must ge. ‘ t is 2 qonmne a WEBER MOTOR CAR CO. nee oops na ak eS a Oy, a, A cal ln, ti, POI OBES PP AREA OOO LE HONE. EET RO REA a " 1 ees oe Pty? - gt RAM eee Man gua mt a (ae ce. ™ ee, ks ne ae ORR PN eer CLOTHING Wtid.—For Southe ~ “Ni F ern shin ae ORD—Sedan has Moan body, enecia! I : Mrs, 5 Pine 1400 F ranklin, = | | very « od lookine. 78 n5 lyory nen a) | size, with 2 shelves, : side ovens: movign: | BARROT— Per ? -y. i ——"- | FLAD 3845 —Small sleeping reoms, $3; | MARYLAND 4222-1 - wtih, trkview 528 SSW, g | Fol oF er0)- ’ tea ‘ 9 OT— Pet rought from Costa Rica: ° ‘) front: reasonable. down. Williame. 4390 Oliv cb) RUGS—New, 9x12, felt base; beautiful | Post-Dispatch. (eR) | GEYER, 2685. 3 room and bath; neal | keeping suites; everything fu rea rnishe z y SED CAR BE SURE YOU : , 7 Hill earn e. YOU BUY A U E ARE nice WHAT YOU 1 FORD—107 eeda n $205: 75 down. ae eS oO patterns: only $5.95 CEntral 9 0480. c) } ee etre > ; Se “—o . font . pe ge LEAD LOL LLY: ATES AA. ei est hs ISL OI ORR Fw - A a RT EIR,” EG NRT REIS A LNT SR £ sonable to resnvensible tenants, GRAND, 3515A 8.—Light bousekeeving | ST ORYLAND {337-1 nice MISSOURI, 2009 Morgan _SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES | “room: stesm_heat. c)) | "room; wouthern, also 2 sleeping, J (ch) | SYCAMORE TREFS—2 to 4 years old. | BhENKI£cTTA, 3000— Room gy son #294. SETTEE, CHAIR AND TABLE—Genuine | aealevenings Victor 2110W. Sis sink. range, laundry. Mhone MARYLAND. 4505—-Nicely furnished, ree practically new: $13. COlfax _ . large front housekeeping room; secon: LAF ETTE. 3215A—Neatly turnished floor: range, swuinhgs, electric haf BS94fk JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER re "Gieaod 0410. reasonable. { WASHERS—Floor samples. like brand- —— iTE 32 new, from $79.50 up! @asy terms: euar- HIGHEST! prices paid for old gold. broken | LAFAYETTE. 3240— Furnished room, 1 or ; i ae / urn ath U d Car Sale anteed pargaine. a Meehan, 3154 8. ‘Grand. jewelry, diamonds. Miller, 1412 Market.| 2 e gery nol twin beds; kitchen privi- yoy tH care Pease » _- ; " _ } Pe ™ . , Phone LAclede 9000; open evenings. (c4) (cRM) | leges: private. INERVA 508 “Furnished room: sou CLOTHING—3U,000 sUils, shipment: pay $5 to $15. Le CWntral 436 Auto calis. 1. Gelber, 1105 Frankia | TR SUCCESS IS THE RESULT OF oe hse ain. 4711 Nat" iral Bridge om ® a _ Make Sure of Year, Model and Condition H FORD—Tudor, late 1926, like new: guar 3% ny r nt vour car as ba st payment. bate > For Sale | 3 EE SED ANS, COUPES. ROADSTERS AND TOUR- |! aance easy. 2849 N. Grande ) en bat. A * He . we af ‘ a i “O z i ° 95 3 94 ¢ — cheap. Wox Ces Pine Dispa a a ; INGS. ALL MODE LS UP TO 1927 H Open svenbune: O28 an *ti08 Olive, | FCR COAT—B ahs "PE. 2-PASS. 925 STUDER » th (c4) even dress Forest 301}. — : ; gs CARISLER, COU uate ot at aoe LIGHT 6. DU- | nee Piplome 2 1925: new tires: lock SHAWL COLLAR hae TPP —~ @ STUDER AR SPECIAL 6 ‘ CHEVROLET COUPE. Sin ei, everything: $165. 3856 Easton. new. LAciede 2961. 3 DOR 24 CHEVROLET COUPE (c6) inf : a ease WASHERS—A B C. One Minute. Auto- NEBRASKA, 2117—Unfurnished (e7) | 6Tn exnosu U FORD TU '} DAL PE 1926 OV . ti} — “7B LOTHES — Fort ae ’ o Beer SEDAN. ; re © iS COUPE. LIKE 'j wi 1YS- -OVERLAND ING. , ; ic ard others; ‘slichtly used, at great- FES heat, gas, light furnished. derful bargains, " Sales Th people. wa #7 DODGE 4-PASS, COUPE 1923 BUICK 6 COUPE. 4-PASs | Franklin sedan. model 10-C, new paint Sensational values ottered during reduced prices: convenient terms, Alex- SA NEBRASKA. 2117—Unfurnished room: NEWB! 1 ve Mg . . hh & * | c 4 - Nee, ? ” ronRmr * a" ’ " ~ > 4 “os mor. f Saturday, Mondays, 9-a ay 54 ll Cars Guaranteed es pong | excellent tires, upholstery perfect: cot this Weber-Pledged Sale ander, 1129 Olive, phone GArtield ar A USED SAFES AT BARGAIN PRICES. modern, phone, te2) | priate fam : all conven! } rignt: cash erms or trade, °34 and ; Cc Large stock to select from; all eizes and OREGON. 1802—Neativ furnished con- NEW RERRY stvies: safes ovened, repaired end combhi- necting rooms. light housekeeping: con-| *” ciety Wardrobe Exchange’ 3109 8 m. Bi tl ra - : 5 ; a >, = AUTOMOBILES FROM $50 TO $1000 Hi} epee: morte) A544. Washing Machine Bargains nations changed, » MOwW) 7 Se- a zt 4 Ti gde. Open Nights and Sundsys ae ; 1: $e hg Essex 118; Cad Floor samples, well-known makes, some | BUXTON & SKINNER of rinting and Sta- ; COAL, COKE AND WOOD — oat Nad iac, 1926, 14 price. 38423 Easton. (c7).| ‘i like new, others slightly used: from 869 tionery. 4th and Olive. GArfield 7110.(c8&) ce TATE MOTOR CO Inc oT ‘ up; convenient terms: year guarantee: |=“ ing rooms: ; onnecting ALL POSTE —- °9 ° (f en ) Do wo go ~ ‘Oe ee - senna i : les priv ate famil adults: (cht ) ‘i beat 1621 S. Broadway: open evenings; while | also sleeping sean : | 5)| ROOMS AND BOARD _ |PEsTALozzi. CS eG of 2 connecting | « in 4, y . maamae POI etn POMS ie LD ONDE pt Hr AD OO? bee fermen weitere me &. JEfterson 405 / thew Inet (eb) house kee eink ings, $3: mine r 5: Tea io i Hie N r jump, $5.50 We'delies Piet ee === 3041-43 Locust Boul. JEff. 3715 iH ee WRASSE NEW BED LIVING FOr oat hat flies S520" wolte aaililies ==" — _— — at} aol | }} NEW BED LIVING-ROOM | Rooms WiTH BOARD—CITY_| KooMms— For aTiege studenias tain beds: o ots. TYler 216. (ch iY a x ” tj { ‘ 1926 model looks like tt % 3 ‘ SUIT ES, $89. 95 CHILDREN 5-car lines: private. GRand 9050R. (c89) | | Tbe Only $3.50 W eekly ; 4° board: mother's pen HOOM—Beautitul, for one genleman. car has 7-bearing crank- 3 pieces, overstuffed, beautiful pattern: sOlfax 548 25 COAL— High-z a» fe special coal, $7- £ 4 all, $6: Oakhill, $5.75. - “3304 Ruteoe Wanted Coupes For Sale ait; Duco finish; fully equip | | several to select from CEntral 9480. ee Fa OT Sr PRospert_ 1613 ——_—— — Ey. | its Da 7 (¢e LUTE highest price paid. JE : ‘bargain. | : e “ashe SoeB cite cam; $5.00; whl p03, _ Milton, 3214 Locust ics! WILLYS- “OVERLAND INC. OLIVER CADILLAC CO. Chandler Roadste “MISSOURI, 2009 Morgan North ployed; Teasonable. a esh, $5.75: city weicht, ,LAciede — autos bought: consigned: loans. Dod : * excellent origina) condi- JEfferson 3084 3333 Locust o r (oi?) BAILEY. 3218—Half block from Grand, RUSSELL. 2646-—First, floor front room: ‘ pk. 3505 8. Grand. LAclede 2771. tion: 1926 + 1; $485. 23d and Locust. | Chandler Chummy Sedan SELLING OUT-—ENTIRE STOCK board optional. COlfax, $053J, cRy housekeeping; lady. Victor 44 c fAGK 3851-_ Neatly COA L—H igh-grade lump. immediete sy (c8) | CEntral 4544 ty! 7-Pass. Lexington y Fetaen’ venta "auiiie mas aa A lag g MAFFITT. 3851—Board ‘snd Soom: —— RUSSELL. 4131A—Front room nd hbo 1" tonsa. “coceeenhenedies other hovsebold furniture: prices sacrificed. like; excellent meals: hot water. (c2) enette: southern expoeure: 2804—Neativ rnd ei) livery: G-ton lot. $5.00- per ton. bought: Lincolns. Fords; " cs a“ apn - 4 i autos bourh: $241. 3843A Raster. WILLYS- -OVERLAND INC. PACKARD SEDAN Ford Roadster Open evenings. Kostuba, 900 8. 7th. (c25) So re dager ana fan ta ice, new, . Dodge coupe. in its original conditio 5-passenger; like new; bargain Ford Coupe uth With sink 2nd_ gis Janse, “Now is the time.” Have 1 yey load me ae nt 34, "=e priced C. pet toda ie i—coupe: cash oF trade. also 3923. $35. 3856 Easton. mene aie ARROW DISTRIBU TER, Hupmobile Touring eo of fixtures: “ie ef dotanica!. FOR 1023 co $65: $25 d 71 mar 4700. Used Car Annex. Velie T ed ga writer | vis Desk and Fixture Ca. 1 N. ——“rrcUROLETS Wid. — heady Mpa ea a upe 9: $25 down. 4711 439 N. Euclid, at Westminster. elie iouring p GKand 615 ch) | "Keening: southern exposure; private. (c) ~ 7 Moon Touring EY RVAND, S8S1A—Krovt room, mod- | SHe@NANDOAH. 4216—Modern furnished ane nee double enrages: ouper room: good heat: $16 month: private,(c) (62) | SHENAN a4 ANDOA ARD RE aa Sinem: huthest prices. DElmar 2892. 4464) FORD —Counes. 1029 to 1093, S55 7 COF EQUIPMED uy (6) = ge SL © aan Chive reet | Touring Cars For Sale rt m_ with break- CONNECTICUT, 3536A—-Room and board: fast for 1 or 2. GRand 2779W. _ (c) card suvipment from One ccna - $165. Open evenings. 5, wid.— We pav | FORD—1926 coupe: alloons: $200: S60 | BUICK—1924. $325: hew: Rec, $105. wine | ‘ ti private: gentlemen. PkKospect 1081 =. ee it. illiame. 4390 Olive. {cd) others STip SE S rrand. { S. . or. arrison. & o mn ‘O 345 ——Ne@ar (Gramm anc aR N. 7 | BEDROOM AND KITCHEN (cl4) _Arsenal; room: board: gentleman: private | SIMPSO? ut tte metal frame. $12: $ j 2 : be Boi meng s cost $60, 3 (sie ot a, mertsaes © ‘D—Coupe: 1926: good as new; $275; | BUICK—Late’model touring; 5 good tires: | a ROOM—Large froat: board cotieaal: 3 Park: room and kitchen; ee se t i : . “ . ~ (c6) | THERESA, 1639 8. (near Gran o get cash: mortgages paid. JEL : or 5 down. 47 11 Natural Brig ic) looks and runs good; $80. 4464 Easton. ; 0 FIATURES — ad Guco: me- SUE EITEP RES Sard ee oA VIST r men: home cookin Southwest TPIT MARKET FINTU RE Like 5 or ire 2R49 N. Grand . (c4) chanically 004: oy’. $200 FORD bodies bought. sold and “exchanged. CA SW OR TER RMS. bl “GR r ot) 7 — i i s— - rand. LAclede 557. 3819 &. Broadway Calkins 4229W Natura! Bridge. (c8) Jeasona e. and TOO4AR. THOLOZAN, 7042—2 reoms for mus Fe! at once; cash or time. a7it Ton truck; light delivery or FORD_—_to “t ; oaaenetunent, Tens é i roadway. - — 30. 60. 90 a tt: CONSIDERED WYOMING. 3892-—} housek ing: reasonable: newly Shrine. ev enines. te h, Kiepper. 24 14 A s. Rth. (89) ees 1928 modele- oR = se OeoR Le * sermne CHEVROLET —Touring: late 1925: 5 tires: Ss AKE ODY —66x102 me for 1- -ton truck ; ASH. rage pt ME . a — = gr og ra ay rated een ‘ . TOP DESK—Oak roll ton desk and oe | Henry L. Kehiman. 5140. 51 Easton. (c55) motor perfect, $150. 4464 Easton. ¢c6) cheap. 613 Cass. : (c92) UR ~ ITUR puiona): for 1 or 2. (ct } tn coOMs—Uaturniabel: 3: arm chair. room 12, 507 N. Vandoveras 3 peetite Loans CHEVROLET —- ees touring: the price! CLOSED BODIES i XCHAN GE West ’ West vate family: home with c—_— | ie ment iy ivory ro | 4 4 : i iddle-a TYPEWRITING DES —racticall INFIDENTIAL LO autos refinanc- me 7) For all makes of cars: 40 {n stock. We : , . SIS trees: for single, m peseteee oak type; 42x32. selling Bote. el bought; § lo 8. ANe44 S seems 7 9 We rid g mm by 23. $200: ging *; 33: in | trade. Curtains tops and cumnioes for open 19TH AND WASHINGTON. (64) CABANNE. 5029—Board for 1 or 2 ladies. es sie Cee emma ral west of | ttt é $25 1321 Am mbassador lug. (e9) | )) ‘| land. $75. Terms. Williams, 4390 Olive. bodies. ay Me bh A AUTO. PARTS. pa : $7. (cR) GARITMER, 0330—Room, new!) dec vra ted ; “would 1 let A gs: to ag Peg — ; (ed) Victor 4563. (8) ASS CABANNE, 5$15—Laree room with toard.| #entieman preteen. FOres a 410. nite of kitchen if desired: reagona . nosed y p va € 4 Refrigerators es eeT0 LOANS 10 specials for thie big )) | L738 _tafavetty near bath. 2 or 3 employed ; AVANNE, | TERE Mie Jor Maier. 2901 Olive. (c8) |) Sale! At unheard-of low {i Bourh dice Basich | | Tires For Sale HOUSEHOLD GooDs WANTED | fonables first floor es People: rear| Che meni; no other poomers. FOrest | ->= Hy carpets, contents DELMAR. rend (Apt. 408)—Little fee W. commodation for: 500 vacDemonstrators a FREEZER COUNTERS : Tater, 2901 Olive. , —Demonstrators ° wae i : erms, 9 iSs— “ALANNE Boss / | HARRY ¥ HUSSMAN REF RIGER sf Saeed farntture loans in 5 minutes: & O U P E S . paint: 4195 Jefferson and a cea! er-Lehman, 3441 Pine. JEfferson fcozs badly: best cash price. Schober, COlfax! De. MAR To Bae and boarc seme $5.5 ly furnished: 2am family; something '|©O., 907-13 N.° Broadway. Phone CEntral Br w rates; eas : ia ; - — 13” COlfax 3252. Call _enywhere. (8)| home coosing: hot water Lindell 505 different; gentleman or business woman: ORS4. Pree and courteous; lo 7 DODGE—Touring: late mode. runs looks, “TRE PRICES CUT.” 3251. - “x antennas“ Talares: r e hay reasonable FOrest 3014. a as. : 3 ane . . Ds j ure. ) FINANCE CO., 3438 S. Grand. 25 DOWN eae DEW; SACU Cam. an ee Factory ater we mage Of » aoodvess. "wanted badly: all or part, contents - ats,| ENRIGHT. 58. So—Large room for 2: pri- | CATES, v—Bousekeeping Tooms, _ (c8) Goodrich, Pe ree 3 ee -* ; + tds dwellings. apartments: hig t cas ash prices | vate: sten ° e $5 uD. 29x4.40, $5.95: D6. | ) | GTON TA’ 2 ee ~e ;oldberg Lindel! 6646. 55) | GTO C Es, 45A—? rvoms for sleeping: 31x5 25, 9! 77, | paid. Goleberg. | RENSING 5020 rge room, Doard, | CA ® gentiemen or girls; heat. oie Ford | | b4 a 5.25, 37 YD: : ‘ ws yee oTT able ior LOOK! Chevrolet iii Dodge Tourings Of: 32xd.77. $7.77: ' 5.| FURNITURE Wtd.—0Of ot rivers PAYS | tor 1 or 2. employed. (cU2) water. POrest 4669. ° Buick | ‘Slightly used tires, $2 up. 2901 Olive. price paid. Keiner, Lindell 0 LINDELL. 4942—Gentleman, beautiful | S@ apo 7 7 ma: ; | Biel 00 TO $50.00 DOWN |): cf2) | FURNITURE Wtd.—Any | amount; best | room: choicest food, Lindell 2614. (cl! | CLARA, 62 ‘— Lame = ee. AD : . oF | Dodge | 25. J : 1225 : connectin DING ab gpd Ale 7S on Used Cars Monon ty cash prices, DElmar LINDELL, 4351— — Pad oan tdi Sain it M FINANCE CO, 1035 NX. GRAND USED AUTO SALES | Fone iewag et aaa = jo BEDS NTTURE WIA _Mighest coab pelos Tor 1 Laas (Apt DI— "Foo : "3 } —_ ~oryr . Tt Of all «inde: 2700 LOCUST ee a rae: = 'Smith-Vavis; tw in sise and nice full-size all kinds of household goods, br ~ ; : — ‘front soon: MUSICAL 3 For Sal = | FORD— 1826 touring: sew balloons: S229: | how-end bede: walnut color: these beds |rugs. contents of fists, nianos, bric-a- ac, MecPHERSON, 4071—Room' and board, $6; DELMAR, 555 Large 4 __ Broughams or e a — nh. 47 é l at “oe Son uRe. rT Pol are brand-new: only Rng oe pa Call ‘hea? pee =n R. ed Leonori Aue table boar: d. $+. (5) 7 n x Tn - . xs CHR SLER—Rj 926 290: ————;} FORD—3 tourings at a ate 'scratched: have Rew springs tien Co y u } SRSON 516—2 @¢ {ini of = Wanted ie a eg ee wk nine. tk ‘ 7 ( models. 4464 Easton (c6) land hew . mattresses of “all- cotton or fet. - McPHERSON. | 4516—% bes dake 7; re cn, | sures saving ee “1AN 'td.— >i anog? r 7 iad ] will convince you Tie 777s) ae 22 igs trade. io farniture oF purchase ¢ —* aq a rt Easton ee wie “a we a re TH es per & can LEVY BROx., 311 S. 14th. 4 5 | "Neel beard: steake Ben ae hs ME ad floor: ¢ Mr. J. J. McKay Stern & 7 ag (c7) so caighapeeen |1428 N: Newstead. ic} | BEDROOM, SgT—Walnut; $75; terme: ii eee er AS(cG2) | DELMAR, 5880A—Rdom, neatly Turnle = A cS | — Late model, in excellent con- H. C. S.—4-cylinder, new Duco paint: mo- as 201 8. Jefferson. C) | WoPHERSON 4300—-Latge allractive | Private family. ‘e} Musical Instruction a Coaches For’ Sal dition; Duco finish; full equip- tor in wonderful condition: six good tires tDROOM = = SUITE—-piece ma hogan | rooms. suitable for ® or 4: alse single | DELMAR ~"044—Sleeping, housekeeping or © 4 , a ving-room suite. davenette bed, refrig- room. excellent meals: on. conveniences: apartmente: all conveniences: gar age; oor SOVELTY 7 LAYING, : a — ment; $300 down, balance and wire wheels. Here is a real automo- e. eg mg ge »t T2 Pecees . Stand . . : 2 Bi! Hs ’ hy i eas | e ‘ piano, eax. oanijo. Curielensen, is : F mes mag ov S843 Raston.. monthly bile at a low price; ter Archer-Mana, | erator, kitchen tabie an eT) Man reasonable, Jftereon 67 , % ? - 4 , . oF . = a A ne +e hehe ninam, Vig pot Me > > « + - « 78 4 wes ~\ oh * " . se = ~~ MG A le eRe, AB REA BLT EE EO Se Be Rate ak adnan cae ccienshbdlentionrienrdtnemmomsimesindmammernerce canes eet er nn a ne aaa amenennan a 7 w > oat ~~ * Ce ad > ote + ‘ * al ae o a . a o » wr a . rh . * aaihelietieeinds sia steno were v to en te, ew _ 2 , ” a aks ow & n@Q'2"smdocwocn Ts ey Nis tase any x pose ae ae ee Ae RI ICRI a HS IL Apr MNS SB a ee ee ‘ n - 4 “ v “igh eo a = TaN NT Se LAT HTT Atte CE a Ett SER ater eb hele caastcaetatnt M9 Miya yet — GES me Rane Yh mae Bs 4 7 ~ OLIVER CADILLAC CO., 4057 Lindell. LIndell_ 6400 {Sk & sectifies: Se Coalre: (c3) | NEWBERRY. 4545—Swell front rom, and | DE SLMAR. S)a8-—Steam-heated roome and Ror s ! boerd: very reasonabie. DElm 5°Os) kitchen: $6.50: empleyed adults; —_ ASAIN ) . ft seteron aaa | WILLYS- OVERLAND ING, | BED SPRING—And mattress; Jean: $5: | (cb? j je room Bt . Be aor “(c4) | SELMAR. Sim “Kitchenette: NGTON, 4300—1 Instruments For Sale ‘ . y B ¥ Jewett touring: be rl equipped: mechan- poy - a4 oe att atlas (c4) | ¢ You Read ;}RAYMOND, 606%—Desirable room and DE 5-——Room and So fn mh win hede continus DRUM OUTFITS, $30 up. 4 JEWETTE,—Latest 1926 eport coupe; cost | jcally De rfect Se today ahd Call morMipss: ’ - full size. | ave board for 2 employed: private family, | conveniences: reasonable. FOrest 33m. with case, aliver arated ag e #? Buick coach, best buy today; won- | $1785: $550. Williams, 4390 Olive. (cd) VILLYS ‘OV ERLAND. Inc RASS BED—Mattress, springs, i2uli 6 | “ a7) (ed) ,ABHINGTON, tly vio! Wr los » Al conditi a 265 yj t GRand 8615. (c) | $10. 31754 8. Grand (ce) | i —s r te honmare «sd roots si eae 1 ag Bsn my a 4 7 o4 § a MOON-—Coupe, sport, 4-passenger; @ new 2657 Lafayette 3 BRASS BED AND SPRING—3I1QODA | f | ROOM-—-In private home ; business man oF | o LMAR, 3938—Sieeping: housexres = commnetiat ta . > 3654 8. Gran tires: duco; beauty: $375; terms, trade. | [INCOLN—Touring, 7-passenser; motor | os (c) | Po st - Dis p atc h student. UElmar O15 sieam heat; couples; gentlemen; $3 (ao) | WARE ro eteabla 1 : VERNON, SSL Emchsed men: fine el Fi | pins ib hot water. . ~ ELMAR, 4270—3 rooms. steam heat, |. too $5 and ba ty La BRO.. 609 Pine st. t. i BY RY —Coach: lat Williams. 4380 Olive. (c5) wonderful: tires good: your chance at one ‘ — €; private car; ease ee tof these hieh- xrade automobiles at a low | BRASS BEDS—$o: davenette suites. Slo: ~ co ' ‘lle e ci and agou 18 reeme;, exce nt ard i sink. vd be ds. chil dress welcome: sleening | 1h ry ‘ te) | WASHINGTON. 4816-4 DI Be rf ‘ USE N SE ; ¢ 7 b 285; $9 . a, AXOPHO - other cnmnrun ; 2 vittinea 2598" Chives” © over. oS price: would make wonderful car for serv- parlor suites. $0. Lavids- Ferrington | 7 X- | : : . | sacrifice prices, HUNLETH MUSIC | ve BYROLET—1025 coacn. $2 5 ne Manin eceneiieme 3 ice work: only $500: terms. Archer-Mann. | change Store. 1441 N. Taylor, at 9 7 optional, FOrest 0404. ___—!°7) | room, 2 gents: $2.54, 6 Locust. 98 ; Dodge: others 3505 a0: Gri 26, i) *NASH COUPE Naren 4057 Lindell. Lindell 6400, {: | BOOK CASE—Hoosier cabinet; white en: | Wants ‘ oday: WASHINGTON, 6036-—South room: twin | GUNCAN. 43842 — ° unfurnished room| rem: all conveniene s. : — = ed) | Sea eee | amel gas stove; dishes; twin bed ws | | beds’ board optiong!: orivare family. for Koienker ian: ail conveniences. (cOZ) |} 7 : —~ = ] nut bedroom set; baby buggY: leaving city. | WASHINGTON. 41132—Front room, with STON. KA mM: team heat: em- WASHINGTON, 155-——-& ~ fk Na . . . a Ab 126 By, M , A | uning and 3 balance Soar AT eaagiton: 1926. Hagens vee a ony £ Burch Fe ab ~ ee game: eet ror" on 1 | ploved couple or ceptiemen, (c) | keeping, Dueo finish, upholetery like new, . firs e merle ie?) “iight_ turn! wads Ron, 5S m at ‘oa OLET— 3 } ——, taming, expert 32; repairing, ee tet 1910 ast - NEULZ e i d ; good tires and well equ am ° chanical condition = wr as rubber. o effersor (c) > : lace ft FIND al- - = ? = = , 14'S door. $19. 201 8. Jefferson. PROS Here is the piace to s WESTMINSTER, 410°-—Nicely furnished FASTON 3042-—° later. light rooms, fur { } WEbster 2224. (coat: EY gener PIANO tuning, $2: repairing, teed, HB Be: = Wn =; private cars c reaps Sone : P — | Veidman. 4500 Shenandoah. Ghana bee a a = — Oli } OLIVER CADILLAC CO.., vA —— preaday CHIFFOROBE: laree Mahoxany; for quick | most anything room and beard: twin beds. (e2) | “Hnished: sink: reas ‘lable. Lindeti 415. A J DSC N af Hach “ ee.) ; Wo: new ‘duce Tin JEfierson 3084. 3333 Locust. Som dT A ; pk PTANO - a 5 x aspalloon 8, almost new, uiotor | | WESTMINSTER. 3821—Nicely furnished alching ecla? “eee ria Sh condition, This is'a real} ‘A= ———— | = | Sa ham SERVICE DIRECTORY | | &. Coior enameling ad ¢. atyain: air terme A : or CHIFFOROBES. | tiga : | . 3941—H : j revel reasonable reasu b oF Foes wer Mann, 4057 Lin- Sic ~ , ‘ . Fe0o a oganv: big | WESTMINSTER. 394 1—Home cooking, reom: gentieman: aeONabie. Es a i SELNORST PL PIANO 100" o at coe ca ean netmask gourth hcicle Burch Prey ick from: will se f ite prices — corrected daily — where | country style: gentlemen or ladies; 87. ENRIGUT. 4001—2 connecting a" © tabliaen k P'vlaNc ivi | : . - each ? second Cleo. oe YS-OVERI AN i OLDSMOBILE—Coupe: 1925: perfect con- Nash sport touring; mew * paint and | odt= = d - t ; RAC! FE LL K \ eongen al men sna re : have | , ‘ - -ARROW Dist Rist UTER, Peerless touring, 8-cy:inder. 7-passenzer, | very cheap. FOrest 343, | Guide — men and women | ‘ohn apant menti wingie, $6 double $11). | ENRIGHT. 5Siixxy—Lovely foom: owner's _ WESTNTS (a 0, Used Car Annex.| permanent top: seat covers, This car nas! DaYBED—Rux. 2 tables. 2 chairs, rps seeking work—and employ’ | Phone GRand GOSS ied) home aarag¢: gentiemen. Cangas | en, hall FOO : others. ! excellent condition Klima! + as) DAY | 3o 1 " at «Westminster. ha exceuent ‘care, and shows. it. Will | CAbany 86709. civ) : 439: N. Euclis Ae Pa a rod | 2e.diamition. _) ) =~ “ ( Music. of ue . Fa i —— 1926 Standard coach, z19; te . (cH) (c#) | H. Lass fern. Co. 1516 ws For Rents Real Fstate and tractive room, completely furnis vy 4 aingte. 731} | tage mornings. 32 _ Ue Se75. Williams, 4390 Olive FPORD——Truck, 19283: ton: has produce} iL ' " F + ts housekeeping. ewe — janitor, $4.00 Pornrat PARK reer aoe Wouscheeripg. | W WES Nh the arm ists. per week, Lee Apartments. 623 sieevirg. kitchen. $4 oo OFimar ys | ing kitchen, re 7 _— “— % IGERATO if ER-PIAN 100; + Faote:. i . . g : (cB) $185; t Tevis, | - a te 940 S. Veltercen. med | meta} tubes. 3844 8. Compton, 42) body: bargain at a Ee sunday | sonieie one JOS. F. DICKMAN R. CO., | PLAYER-P er neck : vere a NV RLAND INC, | rord Desier, 3001 Locust. Open vexS) | ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS — Floor nN (col) : a WESE PINK. FRA adie R-PIANO—Hardmen & f me ILLYS S-OVERLAND ING. WILLYS- -O E and evenings. 83) samples: greativ reduced. CAbanv 6738 The FINANCIAL and Busi- PINE. 515—Larke first. second floor, | FOUNTAIN. pm cay # ‘ 2 kentlomes Tee fect eendition: fine for beginner? a] e model: excelient ———— oe in. Buick roadster. at ——— . r old t. En- Soe ' . age nabie. ] l year © $375. 3d and Locust CEn ; 5 LECTRIC. IRONING MACHINE—1 floor ness Oppartunicied Loans housekeeping. frenmt: garag leas Fs vn: mh - — een Beier tw clubho; Arkview © ee a 1 is ner OTS. Reet om ile. . 2 - ahead FS “wheel brakes. | condition; ra. f SR4: o " iwar. 7 . ar @? lor . a we t. $b. IR4d 5S. Broa way goir 5500 Delmar °d floor south reom: oot heard: reoaonalhle, ieee ENRIGHT. 5174A——Nea tiy furnished sare | (gi WE jencem. pare Victor 117 ». _ Jefferson and Lafayette ENRIGHT, 5641—Larve front from, pri- | ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | ‘vate residence: xentleman” comyenieart | (Vive ear Delmar hate minhen pai peters : if if : RAR NI te Ae eee ete. te COifax 572 a0 Californi =. hee) Stine? rooms: must sell. TEN ieee radiv at. $40 completes . OLET— " ition. Name your x . Ais f "will demonstrate. sS3ia° Missvuri (4) BE Bee tae: ferme b0S 2. Serteceen: peed ote, heed Car macange, $044 1% ton, 6 cyl, 130-in, wheal Bese, | ran : ick. BLAIR. 3961 —2 of 3 furnished complete — t Girw - iA | Locust. EH |i 2% tom 6 cul 1465-in. wheel past, ie : Should Your Particular | Set poneckecpinast 4 LET COUPE CHEVROLET — Roadster. oe ule se acnighed. Lindell 117M. (06%) sel epairin EIA, Acessenees used. 8285: $7 down. 243 Choutesn.|}} 1%. 2 ton, € cvl. Heavy 30284 Need Not Be Listed, a e atie eeilione JT. rh ae hs a "7 . F. a (cS) , es ei, 166-n. é . & ine. Calle OS. COltnn Sanaa (clb) wr a eROW Di STRIBUTER, te ton, 4 190-tn.. poore | nano - Phone Your Want— rooms ou veniences. (61 vay ts lata te 3110 GARRISON, 2755—Neatly te ores GUARAN- E"D radio rev Cali D Se Ww ) e B . { anita, test os ant rooms. sie Cn., Colfax Czs igh BS wy ee: special; run 4100 miles: Dourh Fila, dene ian Liberal terms : 50 wor © Mz \in 1111 for ligst housekeeping: also hail — i; sen ches INGSHIGHWA Jr. Setiiiains. 4390 © ) N TTR oma, $2 to eng age i ° oP eas fia toltk g DHCE oer — 5) 1925 Chevrolet roadster: good paint and i eee ‘yon $150: rent paid. "2315 WN. 13th. OM — Fara Ghed. ia two ols. | 1.3. and “beat Steag - $75 down s34: Victor 1175 Jefferson and Lafayette truck. FURNITU roome sof eal. Colfax —Vorusua mat en —yy “Se¥ pats, (Sater and sink je coupe) INVESTIGATE—ASK FOR FURNITURE Two rooms, cheap, eel) nant men ; southers expe t | adults Juniata st. | separately if wanted. m*i3ib5a Mont- closete: on: car lines end Saeed any Fuarentend: | Pacha _ m. () Defiance Motor Trucks oe sana comer: for 3. % zh rhicole Bass chy ; 7 | Bridge. ) oy (OOF Jefferson ) ef. te own. #711 N ser 3 "0018 say B anc ‘Peeeenger coupe: good econdi-' _47 Naty - : : Open Rn =H pen * ruber - Splecial Seamer, $150. RD—Rcadate * per ; > § pa EES: S F307 3819 ¥. Broadway. down. 2343. Cioatens. on Pa pect 1640 for . B cepoet e : boc r . iv ice. Kineeile Kadio “ficent 508 de usiness Coupe, $100 2987: 3 BLS old cai 7 DEMONSTRATION ~) b58. afte m ast rm Bea i CME ISIS

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30 ST. LOUIS on AE 5° edt 1d Xo : NEC . , .TS “FOR RENT—West HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. , ma - Clayté “hot w he: se exit Teena Baa _Wer = tt so arses Ponsa 1108 i= Kare ee , ‘ | gee eA eee a af erson yA ¢ q The ee % ye Ark . s - b ax- , . . foern® and ore BROADWAY. 1500 S—5 Gold Foame nap te 4 . bea 7 Mee, to sthool, $00 per ¢ : 7 ir K 244A—7 — soomna. —— = N : ‘ 2, room. hallroon ES iN& a818—Roome over zarage KINGSLAND -746—34 ieee G S 4 ale and - pient closets * H] D. 333—5 rooms. oor. $11. ita th crane, meee Mey eee ae ||| ST. RE 932 0 weet: | RENT REDUCED || == eb EE ose » XN : cRT | desivhs i 4{ D SOraIS © mn Cco.. rooms: condition; $20 ROOMS WANTED 6602 KI GSBURY CO 8-room and 10-room .* 1728A_ 8S. Broadway: 6 large, light WOLF HR: tit SE aee |, rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors: new /' pats ; four \850MS WiD.—2 OR 3 UXFU [RNISHED. (OPPOSITE KINGSBURY PLACE) |||, apartments, overlooking sam N ‘ WITH HEAT, CENTRAL, 54 gg, Ts uemmren mr kh tangs, rooms |||, Lindell bl. and Forest Park. | — and newly decorated. Rent, | | _rvoms, ~ $5. we; me 3T) wa Wd | ve JOHN 1 H. ABBOTT, "Realtor, 709 Chestnat. OOMS W:d.—Unfurnis ted: - or 2: — Gevirable "a with built-in bed; alev ‘(| Most attractive location. Pu t ES Fountain. 5 FINE REALTY CO. 820 Chestnut : CHAM aire; hardwood floors CAD. v8. CLAR K 3536—5 large. light rooms, cath Ri S214A4 Park, 6 rooms.... | , . i) he (76) |) si r . . no ~ s tease} | wiv ora nesr Fair Grounds. COlfax 8320M. | nem ened porch; secund fluor; newly deco- | fnom Wid) Wed.—Licht room, furnished or UN ratea;: open. Call GArfield 5555. oh Franciscus Realty Co. di the ah ~ sees. ss ij CHOUTE AU. 37 39B—3 _ = | ern ; tii i ; 7.9 7 rooms, new -~ - |CALIFURNIA, 2612A—8 rooms, bath. i; electric (cd) ass, | CoOK. ao Seen eae oe Een eee c7*) furnished. with kitchen des ga lady. £. L. BAKEWELL. 1is N. Sth. x! Oct. 1. Box C-267. Po-t-Dispate ‘LACLEDE. 4567—Six rooms, newly dec- | ||; 804 CHESTNUT roo | rage; all conveniences. ic4) . orated; open. MAin 0596. | ie ; ees electric, Ka g > rooms; ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED (CLAUDE E. VRUUMAN, 706 Arcade — = saa | 905 elt. | CALIFORNIA, 1: ce mee Os light rooms, from schovls, churches , COOK. 4104—S rooms. bath. furnace, = SOME Wi g eS aaa aia wi th, gas. electric; ¢ and L. ° tric: ren $70 ‘ bt . ar ; , OBE Wid.—For Cathotic for baby. and 512A LAKE ! | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | MORK AACH K. CU., iNC., 8326 Chestnut | TT ayiun 64: A—S rooms. modern: | JOHN i. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnat. = \ a eiectric: no cash | CARULINE. 2735— Hand 6537. {c*) Ss erg respon Revie A payments | including strict discipline : also home Si ; : ty fin- : 4 eanyalescent care Appls x rooms, two baths: open; newly fin: | | ~¢ ties Aid Sussehy. iste. MAIN O5H6. —FURNISHED 2611 A-—S-reom flat: a - | 3 Toons, Fas, Clectric- GLAYTON. 4542A-44A— 5 rooms. eun- DIVISION. 7 os A—S good rooms. electric: “A. ro REALTY co (e5*) wie. * PeueTHOFT “RE, eg fidren’« Aid Society, Lindell 8580, (c) 2 , Children é LAUDE E. VROOMAN. 796 Arcade om , Bag rie: $235 poly 262 ick € SSTLEMAN, 4450A—New 5-room bunga- | room and recevti ; im-e-der bed, hot. hood ARD vs td. — By high echoo!l Cen >. t akh settee » tral 3113A—4 large. light _.- . | low-flat; sleeping poroh, hardwved floors, | water heat, stationery tubs: halt ¢ a a oe rooms. bath. etc. r DElmar 4351. Finnev. 3907—4 rooms. bath. etc. BUNGALOW set Jewish family: West re BS Pcie he | DE TONTY. 4120A—3 Bese na RR - ~ steam heat. $30, garage $5. (92) |\eood locality: oven. Cabanv 1764, Ton aoe Planter : ee ou miles of oS CE: pee . refrigeration, built-in tubs, arc | Be OTANIC AL. 3943A—Five rooms; eBe' TONTY "4000-8 ceoma. hardweod HAMILTON. ~\gopatites rooms, bata. fur- farm. REDDIN, 2: a y ow | . moder MARKET. 1303-6 rooms, 2d and 3d ‘pomes. conven. LLLEMANIA . oa archon arty e/ a eEeses Sraee + ty ‘jowers, lawn icS) | MAPib ‘5814-4 rooms: $67.50. N _tean_pisn- hirde, aT , 4 0 aay reek | aos large closet space; furnished dition: S38. 143 17. Delmar: newly Woon, 706 | Chestnt. MAin 4765. (c62) ota conditi _ £000— 2 gpa nace: ‘ be Lite areal wnat daoteg OE > 4 atau Geunee. | MAPLE 5857—E , 7 ; or unfurnished: 355 to $75. | ” | CLARENCE. 4557A-59A—4 rooms and/ fioors, tile bath: furnace, excellent —, JOS. L. KOHNER. 108 N. 9th st. FUR EXCHA: GE — ———— : | urnished rooms (o2) | ~ —Four rooms. arrange i MARS R. CO. 5506 Natura! Bridge. (¢5) | bath: $38 each. liton: $40: open. ( } . 2 E oO. 165 N. oth. want fa —— " s2 alow: privacy: gd, etove. icebox and heat fur- SACRAMENTO. 4S820—Aparitment: bean COTTAGE. 3636—3 rooms. bath; $97.50.'DE TONTY, 4065A—o —— rooms: dec- JULIAN: 3711—6 rooms. steam heat. co) x OST - vi (*) ty Bid —— ce — - cates vermis to ‘ty 307. Cabany 4070W LOUIS UNION TRUST CO. (ch) | MORGAN 385474 roome. 2 EXCHANGE —~ ee NOR PEALTY OO. _ Te tile bath: modern. nished;: excellent neighbors and neighbor- | , C ABANNE HOTEL mood. See janiior OS oremyiecs. oF call) oe cet be Sone % Eon: =307A Howard, 5 rooms, furnished. — rooms: G-room effi-} janitor service. See janitor. 5345 Cabaute; homelike MARYL AND “F355 —eautital efficiency: WAG ONER PI 727 Apartments, | DO TER. 256054 W.—3 large moms, en ve a 7S pein _— ae | ciency: tile bath, hardwood floors: steam i sT. CHARLES. 2305—3 rooms. ~ = lee a 1 &U -, : , oe oad i a f : er roums, single and et He. kitchenett dinette. heat. bath. electric, ’ ‘ Sally “ 6 | GArfield S456. Hat: — © > oe e; $50. PArkview 4323J.(c62)/ electric. nd P —- all @ eon- phones; American pian: sone eats refriceration, cas: Cathedra] parish. a ished: 3-room efficiencies. $7 and $2. | EASE Pit. AIRIE. 19°25—3 rooms: or Sarage. strictly modern. GRand aa 722 KIN IGSBURY BL. JOST-MILLER R. E. CO. 105 and st : ‘partments: ™ Exc ee waick owe meg terms fake Hodiament car. FOrest 80: 2 eee ee aren) Poe urnace. electric. newly decorated: $33. EICHELBERGER. TO18A—% rooms, mod-| 4 FOR EXCHANGEST na a : onoch, WAbasm L095) an” LD OuIs HOTEL efficiency; roomy, light. HMland 4278 South A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO... 711 — . tf menage Romeo {sll rooms and bath: $45; will put a 1115A—4 rooms, electric, bath. | room bungalow 3 ve 8. ; HOTEL SAUM FAIR. 4119A—4 rooms. hardwood flvvurs : pions ~ 0. le : Ae AND CHESTNUT. | SINA PL. 3855—O unusually fine. large | SINGLE ROOMS strictly modern, S45, om ici eee sont) DORRFLINGER, Victor 2222 KINGSHIGHWAY. ae MAIN eee —— | JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. FOrear sag Want ron z 7 rooms: Ver a real home, See | ee ees 7—3 : st room: ene menth's 2 rooms. = me — See 5 ee _* Ban neces Slag ae this sure. Phone ¢ CAhany 1493J. ie) PPA | PULLMAN KITCHEN. ie FAIR, _. bot-art b heat, $40. petOLYDE 5 s. Colfax S08IM. one month's concession. loca tion. Foret 7434W. . SEMPLE, 2003—5 rooms, electric. water: FOR EXCHANGE—Bengalow™ ~ eacant. ortanle | NENA. (—If you are paying S. Grand, facing Reservoir Park; | piIsHER. MAin 1658. __(c68_ | = > — . {c¥o ; 3 . lectria, | ane anes. taleshape. cles. comfo vem) cain ai “rs Fs Bie with 3 oe ully decorated and furnished; heat, |GRAND 3718 N.—5 rooms 6phardwood | FULSOM. 42°26 — 3 rooms. bath, toilet: |; LATREL. 465A—-6 fine rooms modern: | JUHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor. 709 Chestnat. | ;; turances§ f —T 315—4-rvom__ Ce ee rere s ene oe ag ae Py ya oe See for a a — ice water; | ‘finere ‘thin beth hot-water heat: adults. Pag 5 2 330. EY R. CO. MAin R14. 1c5) garage. reasonable. Parkview ‘3845 eve- {e*) t do pa as be do ble a a . view wr > r ie p . a es. | — -- — _ _—_$—$ é 2 nin ' (c) > ° ~ ar) | . ‘ ; oenth iy 2 uding : » |A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. — 2106— 9 rooms: bath. noth ws! oe) FULSOM. 3912A — 35 rooms, bath. steam McPHERSON. = a — root. S roams: excellent SIXTEENTH. nn eee ee 1 > SS By . APARTMENTS eos Reais sat, TYler 1332 e5 DOUBLE + NORTHWOOD.. 6328—Beautiful 7 rooms: | ae . 02 - heat: rent $49 condition: new HN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. FLA Al APARTMENTS FOR RENT shower bath” garage. first or 3d. floor. 2 ae ae ain Q. J, McCAWLEY R. CO., MAin 2814. (5) | Hy. HIEMENZ K, B. CO. Central 1371, |© (c*) ly flats who ea See -_ Richmond Heights ____ ‘ West — oe ee |GELER. 3218A—3 rooms, kitchenette. | MAPLE. 6038—5 rooms. pmodern: $48 $45. STODDARD. 2815—4 large rooms, Ea tage or t , er a canes 6 rooms, hot $125. PArkview 2241J. c8t)) Centrai PLYMOUTH we Three- room efficien- | Ae ay a ee me E eo} —— ee 3836 Kenneriy. aay heat. hardwood 35) 216A Hodiamont:, 5 rooms modern promace: will paper. Boeckman. 261 ay aR ee Jak += ae ee tee oe oe (col) | se eee Set avrho nv @y ranklin av. erson 2470 IST ONLY SS FRANKLIN. - ang ate ag rooms: So) | PLYMOUTH. 5854—4 rooms: jn-a-dor bed ae Svice: SOS venettaDe, CARNE |. NE, 2325—Clean decent. 2 | GRAVOIS. 3280-5 rooms. modern, newly OLIVE: 3819—7 rooms (and bath. second | THOMAS. 3101—3 rooms. foot ate $ ‘ON Ri - bi scam in dining room. ice. heat. janitor service: | - ee reome Sli ond S16. Oven. __ | sapeceates,_Bicormte Soe, floor; heat furnis 5 month. JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | FOREST ae * ies 14.41 Rn Sok kDT 2204, . $57.50 34 $62.50: concession. Call GAr- “rooms; steam heated: owt ily feaving ctl 6} and 3 Ts 1 21s aos zat GRAVOIS, 4204—4 rooms: HARRY M. BOECK MAN 2617 Franklin. (c*) ; 7 pitied 7 “ . e768 :: e ad: own er @avin cae ° * | Weve -) | 7 3 - ; 3 oe “ach | HDSESUGY DRIVE GSS 7 pose, | musts furnish best reterense; “adulte ‘pre: | “cherie water, Sit, ‘ESRTETTA, Sa a areas: | CLIVE, 4212 Siroom, fiat: all acomvse: | THOMAS. SIOIA—S rooms, bath, electric, | ve $33 ant basing eee FETE An amar ot GARRISON ong wed “ee, a Bagge a meg wonderful location: must sublease for 15 | feted. CAbany ~ 79W. (cS) | Sa FFITT. 4262A — 6 rooms, modern; a cold water: newly decorated; open today. aux ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. i , a ba for sale; most beautl Oct. 1 ne Ry 30. ONDE Ss. FISHER, | months: -will_ make concession APARTMENTS—btiiciency, 1D me ante newly decoraied; rent reduced; open 0) reduced $37 [AIME &@ BRO .R. E. co.. : . . (e*} ; es : fferen M 1638. . (60) 'JOST-MILLER R. FE. CO. 105 N. @th. exceedingly nice for couples: completely | tc | WOLF. POLLACK. 101 N en, MAIn 1858-9 | ‘ De Menil Bidg.. 119 : 4 Seventh .(cS) iat Ladelic a. 3 te, waler — : J ne: wonderful ———— | @ “F 2316 i —| furnished. including ‘electric. steam heat. | FONTGOMERY. 3206—3 rooms. secont (eS) | ‘PAGE, 6413—N . flat: . : alle st.. gas. RAMENTO. 4170A—-4-room S-room ef-| SAVOY C $16 (Delmar and vane?- a rvice: $35 to $60 UN LGU! 29 fc6 : o— New — t: tric. Will put in repair 17.50 = vy, large ecreened slecping porch ; 2d fioor, newly decorated. ) a a —_ PO RSR a fe) | floor. bath. electric: good order: $29.(c6) | STCKORY. 2545--4 Troon. electric. gas:| $40. GArfield 1228. a oi BEN ALTHEIMER & ERO. REALTY co. this ond cond is nicer than the average: 5322 SAVOY COURT PP rercavrts a laree rogeas. south | ge Leet on + ag N.—+4 rooms. Bae | iret Soon, $25. a —— eo: oti bath; $37. a recie v at - , Pigg rc iti, ald is and €3 : : . 2606-05 Ss. cas. aston res a cee ce fe Se Sepemeem: “(cd (Northwest corner of Union and Delmar.) | front; clean. warm. complete. ich) | NEWSTEAD, 41164 N.—4 rooms. second |" c 3 faier: $20. Phone EAst PAGE AND SARAH eal "S134 Tease ic. 3” rooms oe rooms, z oe Pc OE light rooms; | BELT, gee 4 — all cur | floor: bath, electric: newly decorated ; Bed T3RSS. (cl) | good order: $22 Apel 1304 1304 WN. Sarah. | 1024 Brooklyn st. 3 i2 mpletely redecorate veniences rest (cb: icil) | HUMPHREY, 41464—New, 4 roo tile wii {ci R _ South — BAS TER OK cones MAI 04 O44. BLACKSTONE. 1148-—Apt. A: beautifully |SORTH MARKET, 2332-36%—S roons | a giurnace. electric, hardwood PAGE, 4040—Second floor, 5 rooms, “= | BEN ALTHEIMER @ BRO. REALTY ror “0-6 soome. Unoleym in lor. sleeping porch. FOrest 1294.) | eee ee each. _ electric (ez ‘0. 71! Chestnut. 7 0. J. McCAWLEY R. CO.. | WASHINGTON, 2235-5 rooms, bail. janitor; facing Tower lor. sleeping porch. Firest 12 4. CABANNE, 5135—Lovely 2-room 2d-floor’ ROTH MARKET SET ESOT 6 rooms | JEFFERSON, 3333 S.—Near Cherokee: 5 | MA! 3. fcS) | electric. wa ark, aoa (c76) STAC SS ne a SEE furnished. - (8) | and bath. electric: $40. PArkview say bah | rooms, bath. laundry ahd attic; wae PAREVIEW PL. 4517—4 rooms. $45. | JOST-MILLER R. E. CO. 105 N. - " OADWAY, 570 _ a 100™ a0 : ABANNE, 5611 arge rooms. dressing | Pe aCe : i . ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN R. CO. efficiency : overlooking the beatuiful Mis-| be seen to be appreciated 6 rooms with} room: hardwood floors: heat: garage.(c) |PRAIRIE. 2522A—4 rooms: $35. N. 5.;|/ KEUKUK. 3651—4 rooms; 5 efficiencies. 808 Chestnut st. Als City} cur @miipar me nad River and the bluffs: _— FG) ap. matety conveniinets tncteting, trinid- ~ - | WOOD. 708 Chestnut. MAin 4765. (cfi2) | Call Riv ferside 4839 es atiag (e2) LIDGE. 6202A—4 rooms, bath, furnace: FOR COLORED—SEE THEM one = =r tenants will make rent reasonable: be sure {(| SACRAMENTO, 41964. 42019——4- o rooms, |LAFAYETTE, 2905—Rent reduced $50 to $36. Robinson. GArfield 5867. (89) RENT REDU $25 CHIPPEWA sal —4 ore 4 amd see spartment: onen. rear high school. RANELAGH-WILMAR | Murphy beds. CAbany 1072W. 6) | SARAH. —- eee . D rent; BUNGALOW—Will lease until March 1 and fine @aste fix re Bie ny , mg Cethsans, me nook. ile bath eg wil “decorate: open Katherine Apartments: 3 and 4 room plete for housekeeping; rental in- | @lectric. gas. $20. , McDONALD. 3611—Upper fiat; 5 rooms: papered, rooms: inside toilet: charming brick colonial with option to | \ 2 ae compar ae” er ¥, iy urick and helf alone RSs, : ” modem efficiencies: beat. ice, gas. electric, = all linens, silver light, £28, | TW EN TY-SEC ‘OND, L182 N —3 rooms, all conveni ences: rent reduced {ce} onlv $2 5: with SB $30. Duy: easily heated: every convenience: at e w 7 5 ap ; . artistic and getserent: finest 118 ik 7th. ao Artield 5555. janitor service, etc.. furnished: rent low. nyc sna heat and janitor serv- [| | ood gee 1 age so el nant — '+McREE. 4112—4 rooms. bath: inador WASHINGTON. 461>-21—6 rooms. rooms, sunroom. instantaneous heater with SO Sowers “ and riemanet pe th SES, HeRRE, ZifGl-S-room efficiency. rent | Manager on premises. =, 8 evator; one 4-room apart )))| SAV INGS TRUST CO.. 4915 me | bed: rent $40. (c89) bat PArkview 0413. (c4) | Time-o-Stat. bardwood floors tseounbemt. : | , J. c6) | WATERMAN, 5603 — Second floor: 7 with 2 tma-Oor belo tures? | VANDEVENTER, 2411A—S large rooms: |McREE. 4130—4 rooms. hardwood, Mar. | WweSHIS GTON, 6008—Choice 6-room | u “_ ~ Mil own and will, rooms, sun parlor. 2 baths. $125 Wil] ro ~ hed. pend ede urmished or ' newly decorated, Colfa ax liil. (co) phy hed: $42 59). Vie tor try fel) per flat: ahundant air and light; sightly 3 . : “x tiled bard. decorate. Inquire first floor. - (cd) pase one hotel room, with )})| WARREN. 2332A— agg yy wl toll ( Auecly decorated. nea, ea. a Tee = 3; oo een aa EISHES. MAts 369 mAs 3 = ~ = (69) " - Pinger f ar "> ATE. ‘Darl bef reemoathe sun | DELMAR. 4315 — Beautifully furnished | AKLINGTON. 2520—-5 roome, furnace, | Sarage: $30. Victor 1068. (62) BRAND-NEW Suburban > cat ae ee E. L. BAKEWELL. GArtield 5535. apartinent. 3 rooms. adults: hest class Murnhy hed: Stn. GR ond ®2783M. (cs) | OSAGE, 3452—4 rooms. baih: garage. 3 4 AND 5 ROOMS BUNGALOW—Furnished: 4-room, modern. . DELMAR 5250-—3 front rooms: fur. | ASHLAND. 4716-20—New 5-room efficien- Hummert, LAciede 6346. ~ . on Lake Line: $45. References. Box C- 7 : 74 2 On the 6200 block on Page and the | Post Dispatch. — = e 3 . ————=== == esis i nest paper steel WESTGATE. nar -827—5 reonis. fun par- nished - apartme mt nriy ate hath: stear m ; cles: siee ping porch. $45. FOrest 3 ) | FARK 1311—j] floor. 3 rooms: bath. ga- ie : DELMAR. 5855—South front second floor. | “¢c62) | rage. newly papered: electric. 6200 block on Wagner (one block south y ee tek . = " + Hodiamont car): we have ready for occu- Ye, : Drivate bath. electric fan and grill: | ASHLAND. 5508-18—Beautiful new J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. E. CO. af ABLES—RENT i “ nag NR cereal te62) everything furnished and high clase: oe room flat with screened siceping porch; De Menil Ridg.. 119 N. Seventh (cS) | Patcy brand-new. modern flats. consisting GARAGES, ST > DA joue ataneou: ane = = _ kitchenette: $10 week for 2. CAb. 0243 | vitroliie bath. hardwood floors and finish:| PORTIS. 3167A—a3 bath: $37: of 3 4 and 5 rooms. _ with screensd-in . | 4 WESTMINSTER PL,. 5763-——-7 rooms; rent : ame | °° : ae eT ee ‘+ ) porch; these flats have ‘tile bath. hardwood . aneli: aan : So aatmecd. (c4) |decorated: $50. GaArfield 1228S. (e4) | with age, ef floors. furnace _beat and separate ‘ront A—Sou ogg And 0. J. McCAWLEY R. CO. MAin 2813. (3) FOREST PARK. 4414—7-room apartment: |BELT, 3406—4-room efficiency: garage;; RUSSELL PL.. 3161—New modern. entrances. See resentative. 6240 Page. | WESTMINS Re only 2 gpa rag ge Rall, a “CHEAPEST IN CIT’ —$50" agen Boer water; strictly clean. See adults: S50. tefi) | rooms. stn parler. Murphy bed: hot-| STANLEY EPSTEIN. INC., 904 Chestout. | S3735* tle furniture needed; has craftex walle,| 1084 8. Taylor: 5-room efficiency; new: FOUNTAIN a> {e3) | CAMELIA. 4112A—New 6 rooms. $90: [water “heatins plant: $5). (89) | Ain £384. arphy in in-a-dor bed; gas stove and re- | block east of Forest Park. _ (cO0) | cemmapbese= shrnen teatine eee og TOme | ico com, _COtax S252. (c6=) | BU gUSSELL, 4415A—Beautiful, new 4-room ‘ TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Sth S Rinesbianeet./ TWO MONTHS’ RENT FREU | RexsixoTos. Staii—T toautial rooms | neat’ Cathope’ and buble schools; res: | heating, tile beth mage; Marky beds | FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished Central FAVE clien . * . o~ —7 beautiful rooms, | near Catho —_ public schoois: rea- s. t -_ “ 7 Beautiful Northampton Paco, cleat and 7 en Ad SH rot a _ P sonable, wie ~ t= Seen E Kt EC — ———'e North CHESTNUT iis aT at : “= e oe, 'e at ‘a tp ee Wefl ar. Wer rated: clean a aitractive; 16—Cheapest rent in city: | COTE SRILLIARTE 5660A—3 rooms! RUTGER, ne —5 larce rooms, ESTNUT. J-21——Stores. , ae 2 ne. tile ardwood 1 249 attractive furnished 2 rooms, $10; 3. $55.| ang bath: newly @ecorated. (c62) | gas, electrie: in good condition; $40." KOSSUTH. s20W—S lovely rooms: heat: | 208T-MILLE® F. €O. 105 N. Oh. —* Troechout: «: : ri th the whole 3 Rooms, Murphy—$57 00 se HOICE EFFICIENCY (cB9) | aS BRILLIANTE. 4756—4 nice laree | 4:_&. BLANKE — E. CO.. 711 Chestnut. | conveniences; garage; adults. Call after | DESK ROOM With desk. $15. with stem Flats and part ay -, ‘ice bas been reauced to On the southeast corner of Chippewa 4 —y x —=;!| rooms. hall room. moedern. garace. (ey) |\SEVENT 983: irst floor, 3 rooms. 4p. m. COltax 1153J. (c62 ) ographer service. $30. 717 Wainmwrizht | PLAT Wid—Near tower ‘ x nepect this attractive home te- nd Hereford. jurt one thock west af 4000 Beautiful third floor, daylight. front lo- | |’ SSE = I at ier + eat iiilcnelien ate. le Aah : : : el A Me sti + *. PAG I Rn RR ie pple PAY. S Een teem ah Teer seo Oe eis oP ws, ; : aye Abi eh Rad Ye ak a i bP i Rae eager Lee a7 te See AGE SBN es coat Bae _ ee a ie et. — eR we Te ries i ‘ ' | ' MAin ae Chestnut, et ee ee oommamaeed mig 4l LOCATION IN CITY J; dath, dressing room, Murphy in-a- jf) CY: CLEAN: BRICK GARAGE: RENT der ‘enie ss : TY . UNE BLOCK SOUTH OF DELMAR Sanetind lobby none a begga i Ht | RE ASON ‘ABL EB. : : PR 35 é GO HUmbelt Hho ” aT | rooms. bath. ROOMS—1 to &. olenty daviizht. deal; Webster Groves: 5 to 7 on ab * int 318 WASHING’ON 6910—First floor west: 5 || by and lounge. Olive |li/| GERALDINE. Sa83—Modern, 4 rooms: | SE. VINCENT. 28°0—4 rooms and bath: light factory. storage. ete. rent head. | particulars. Box B12 Posi dl and es Ep : — et ii) @ taneh less HU ne | ) n Prey and a a ae eee | evaneay car. Manager oD prem |||} garage: $45. Ci > il ROO6W. trees eprvad their Chestnut at. Six rooms, sorptas rch. 2 baths. Open. pas furnished. Call after ; I N, 2 7 3 : 6 >. igi le - . ° ofl + ‘ - VIRGIN‘A. 43.8 - . : —_ iL BAK EWELI | le: Murphy bed: garage. MAin 4258. 3 “ae 4 Furnished Flats, and Apartments Wed a , od floors | > 2 THT ever eve home ané | tenets site. 6e- roo as . . — — 12 pu. . , — —— ICE | . us x? Tt GArtiela 5555. OLIVE, 3715—3 room furnished apart. | neat: garage Riversiae aa3ow . _ ae $11: poremes:_take chiliren. f 34) | LILLIA. 5935-4 rooms: ) —-t.| VIRGINIA. 3417A—5 roome: modern con- gym ne — td. —- To rent for x FLORISSANT ED_ 3528—_Normandy; new pin, gy Bie nage eee | Ee-- is a bea utifal beng + ee and kit: ‘ener te | ences. $25. ‘ | Vvemtences: hot-water heat ae ° senna Pgs Bn, -~ fur- ~ be 2 - . ; new trains. busses and ; 4 ge eng tgye g rere 1 “} wee : - WILe Tiny; = “ . } hed: & ped bed pre- sabd)v ision ; Be ew ’ 5m . MAR \ ORTH OLIVE. 4403— es apartment; —" &. oh Se eee VOOM, an —_. kim That g eit “9 teense Saag) | ferred: a Union: will give reference: in ion Bae hardware, py A Hanne ee CT “BR Comtort and convenience. There are > | ees. rent reduced: omen, C only first ss place wi ute accessories, cleaner. —__—__—_— Ee em: reasonable. DElmar 4421 W (ed) 6 ROOMS—BATH. FURNACE. ~ allt Pashetoe a ee be Ss ‘KE KR. E. CO.. 711 Chestest. | Lo S536: -- 3 ime time echoo's. churches and markets: —_—_——_—— # orU = os o1A—: 3 yoeme and hal] room: nM - Bungalow tl ; — - c} a anv kind of a acres. All for ipa ERALTY trpe y | $52. 50 TO $80 STnie ny RGAN. O016—-t-room ant = | eMrt ¥. 23 7 =——3 frocm fet. hard- gooey, eR ge Hat: five | C mid ERSIT SS all ~2—3-reom cottage: a WeEousTeR “for $2100, TRU _B243_Deimar. FOrest 3.370.(¢ This clerantly furnished fireproof build | thing furnished: adrit«: phone _ | CLYDE S. FISHER, MAin 1638. (c60) | (63) | el emnsbery & 2 C. EVONSHIRE 2817.3 £09 CHESTNUT GARFIELD 4779476 APARTMENT FOR } KENT ee ig compicted and reserva- | Wh STG ATE. 750 yt rie Bren far SHR REV . 4311A—Dandr $ ro ms: steam | PEVONSHIRE, 49127A—86 roome. tile bath. 5136 DELMAR | Apartments have a ae o aS | he mt eftic te “— isenab!) t, 7 hy lacora ted COlex 1111. . tom) | furnace, modern re reduced $422.50. CHIPPEWA. 4018—For meni ._Yer 3-ROOM FR AME Five rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors. | ie Maa ti DalieGees. Ginetrio oe By te PL.. 4125—Loek; 4-room T FERDIN AND. 4671 —4 rooms: bath | DEVONSHIRE. (c89) Do 6339—Heautiful 4 rooms and sun “Ht UMMERT. LAciege ha : ~ heat, Janitor service: refere oe i | required; : fr) eration pape “Af ey tg » i rte ninhed apartment for 4. only &°o eo petrie , ‘ +o ornted . $35 ic 2) | DFV ONSHI : ° —- a et large rer Troon: and i Png ot frame “area: a - ~*~ . 46. " ww r re. ' : West Fies ne: $4.50: off ” light, open; will decurate and put Rm first-class | e resident manage rr (ch - nese HAMILTON Se nereS floors. tile ‘bath DA sntnay ee | il 4 --- 3661 —New store. tn Bowling bacon ae wn ag oe ram eat ; 52 " rooms. ; etea one ‘wipe Sot yp ee “furniture: fou A... =wo sew building. new | etede pablie schoal: ch. Vboolds chunk 7 iS) — ‘TA. 4642—Modern: deco and Shi » REPAI SHOP —' ee ee heat: Vacant. adults. MAin UO: 44 cats | ra mou partment, facing Serene bine Se ee ee eeRCy: mas snd | . * | ITASKA. 5339A—New Sroom tile bath jae "a rate Awe . — Rowmea euetaire JOSEPH DARST ENRIGHT eil> eS oe = [peautifal Washington terrace: third floor | TTTIETEA'Ion: sce tasiter er vbon 3A = erher! a —_ art _furnace. gatage: $55 wt n.| amprow ACifax 38320 afer 3, Selict, Path: adults. 3039 Hickory. (cx) — adults. Hick ad _ , NEW NIFTY BUN Gill (th: ashingtan Hall. 535 . i tield 5716_ |5+ roems for Ooms, + ; > . * Pa: sevond floor > _ | Caine - ” CISETTE. “545 o—+4 eorm , ° | fwore; heat peg carcioe feraiabed: | rer _ orm apavwment: open and rrariy F ARTY ee Pap oe rome: hirgh- 2 a en nn ++. (Se! mt will | decorate: "Ss: ae: modern: See?) | Wes Southwest peadon AACH RB. CO., INC., 826 Chestnat | to be "appreciated: one of ne Se cues | SFTIEk pa Se | Sh. SOT — tered sender 1537—5 roome, new. mx | DE GIVERVILLE cea are STORE LOCATION—With 3 Te Coss ‘Gieeedas oct NEIGHT, S628—3 larce roems. io-a-der ‘Yad best-kept anartments in city | ine ~> Bi eh _ itiehwar- eo '§ + acs on reas | baths. strictly modern. handsomely dec | for dry ~ lo i wnees, ot re. ight rooms Heed to $45 open. SHUCHART "REALTY | orated” cence wilt foncish hee ee Jen | toilet | ins hitehen sink’ machine quengr: bulk. to : CAbany 2607 ; bern. Dae eee 5 . » perch refrigeration: mod. Why not look at these apartments * They | private bathe: S10 30 wer ? _ era; Sew St references, are the largest for the money in ¢} " ——— = —~? | os re i | (hy stint at , tor service if desired. aa ne busine, same” . ead a Pore co. [newly dee decorated: eniendid markets ee: | [SS — If | _nsce heat e-ras fiz NOTTINGHAM. 5247—5 rooms, pantry: { 208 “TAYLOR TRUST CO. § a " ning | Tistant: nod neigh borhor n?2 as REALTORS aver @ve ate ae | eee a) eo ae ee coer. BR sis ae et, 5: | OS samen Forest 7103. rime roma _— — mm —s - | ; . rey ; a - we UuUarenty Bide rooms . bard ur ‘ SET Ener ae, Comer apert- | & Ee “a I 0936 Pershing | gc omen Bila Canes, VUTRaee | wee a (cti) | food neichborhood: lease to party piste Boeneaie - — ranciscus Paty pe Beautifati Bieber ait a? ee ror — — NONA. 49174 W.—Brautiful new 3 | 22 ormitere. 8 aa 4461— -a Co % Be at “ J JSuraie 2 oa a oul, with garage: ‘. ” eee be 5 , ga MPoOle te ly , eat roorme: ete- ante aren. BURNS, MA im 4523. (o59 1. leration : baker. florins - leaner ti CLAUDE z. VROOMAN. "OG Arcade Bids. | 1 ; ‘ | pas “ ‘ canes a se Rye . rer 3 Peeernns hile ‘ ee ee Sr a adn ae G BLANKE x. £. zoe. mT Chestest. « “Maner. Se | ee ang “ey. au " a, on roam fiat. | . , , ’ ~“nieteprmiew ~ ‘Ih ae — Bilt "Ret Imdete Rew | boot tremtanads peaermn ite | SOUTHAMPTON FLATS [SOMATE ~ 832 N. KINGSHIGHWA' rooms, newly eg open. ( Res jinens, ¢flver, heat and faniter ‘Cae , eam a, a: RPA 3+ ROOMS—#4 . $- family flat. eee ig 7 mg aoartnent - ererrionk , woth ome ‘ n ¢ 7" Man A. = STETR in ese = twa 4 - On tne Sixx block of Bia rm a ‘4200 Ss me" ri DRE MANN KR. CO. 623 Chestnut. ‘ * : : ” . ai many 63475 or bath. oh et, a ‘@- r% ¥ rene TONS: | ingshighway ) _ have dandy 2 rime t- ~ SSUEREI seemed LASITETON, “YI eis heat. | ¢ ane Srecsvety Park ‘a HOUSAM REALTY Co. | : TiH Fomret ARMS tnt! | face conefsiine of large living soariment- | VERNON. S0is—-mam bouec: in : sin? ed Flewt amont ; . 412 laternational "tin Bide ’ ‘ oa he ‘dan Te wl s aa Pare FEAT. |Teoom. Kipchenette and y ahs a ~~ . — te | a Anta “ ae field (°75 fr pardwapa ct car See loors end furnace heat. —=— _— : “Warr « DwcHINe aches parton . See | oT = — ~ - —— aa va STANLEY SPST EIN : | !'URNISHED O04 Chestnut =! Wain , HOUSES FOR RENT 2a ~ : Mt WORNalgee ; a Ribak ie , bash its “Lato iy abe lnm sel A sa 4 re pee ‘ aes ‘ : ais ee Date 1p Liens < “ie 3 ES vip Spe ore aa bas rth s ee <b 8! FONG Y RRO REL ADORE AS et. hrs Sy , wage - 3 was rk oy ms ad eg + thea < pr, ~ wh wes ONE sep. re MAin 4387. irr ae ~ giana roams: hate cae. 4 ; c ’ ; i i Al 4 MAC Fat TS —i Tenan ?ar est i = aE 4 S5O8—soieg " GROG RS AT TENT 7a N FLATS | nace: reduced rert- garage options! - i“: <arie ay $ AvRar Teo eh ar oo — a (eBay dD Roo S (r cent . at r ‘ ‘oul Fastest 14A Morgan | — r 5 AT WERT SSR g priteee Bett ear ca | ms X& Gara re, $50) — aie gr Fl ceater a crewing section of Rt. Lewis: to nearret 12172 ~~ € a+ ia ms ‘eve ' tz, , . Tre Arthur D | sen, +e Herm enert Lclels €248 | with, nanten he, ee eat nat | TERT muie groceries. anid rorerire | | = ; ra ew | With - ° mat ° BEN “ALTHEIMER } BRO. REALTY "CO. on" os). SAS rooms, Bath.” leaar ' ie KEMPLAND REALTY 0. - prosperous” bases at pesineag tmnmediare gas | « Bend and Clayton. Hlland 1019.(c160) } . + Be south side. | ri : Fm ce of ink i :f

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ie Seeker t39277. OF ‘CAPABLE WORKERS Seeking PLACES where their SERVICES are NEEDED—WATCH the HELP WANTED ads.'68 post. DISPATCH #1 ——_—- ——— A A OT A ALOR At ce At araaptane » buhenieineetetiieeees ee 2 ee Doane uae -— - PROP. FOR SALE , BUNGALOWS | AND COTTAGES “BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES. FLATS. APARTMENTS, FORSALE, RESIDENCES FOR SALE, LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP*Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y).... MONEY W Clayton e For Sale “Wen St AM rae eaay payments: NEY AN ity? srosenty” Call SCHULLMEYER. ba= “Neh rooms: hot-water No: Cate sain. coaliatie elias confidentia Rallway Exch aes vin: $8250, orthwest West PRETTY sane SINGLES PERSHING, izi—6 6-room house. Call | Bid } | On collateral or with two co-makers. Re- f areal: : sytoo, © roons and break: | ALCOTT. AAA a priek ; AT ain, WIER-BUILT BUN Ww After > Pu! TORT ~ —_ ter. | Day small smounts rexulariy out of A 30 0 t Owne NOW BEING COMPLETED ¥ a anne — “Ww iY © it 4 mated wes (2) RACos New designs: Fenestra casement win- OPEN FOR INSPECTION PERSHING ry 00—Best residence bargain est: easy paymen Why 60. ¢ SoveenEs sU oyes-— ew 3 rooine tilé bath. |dows, aluminum rolling screens. Artcraft in city; owner left and property must be UNIVERSITY CITY “LOA floors. BE S&C 3807-11-15 Alberta, block west of KNICK ME: YER Bie WL 2 “I Blaster and eteam heat, 1320-28 Woodruff | Grand, 3930 south; 3 and 4 large rooms; sold imme liately: terme. 65190 Delmar. Ahan er tt ons P ’ = a € : ‘ ~ LEEK RLTY IN 700 Page. +4 " : ao ae 5 1 b to $20. = wood a Pag strictly modern; brick porch 8: eash; | RESIDENCE -Income $3400: S2300 cash: uto ans $2 to - perfect tithe WANTED BUS ae — Kirk SOU fe t ground; BC) RGALGW eS rooms ou an "SER Us. ee me towns ‘look kt over. 9579. ee re a ee ee Lindell Maytlower Loan Co. Also furniture loans in 5 minutes; = eit Pe Security. . INESS }f PC AS fy can be purchased at a real brick | bun alow. hear Pi e Lawn: FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE S a ae AN BRINKOP R A . a IMPORTANT NOTICE vate, courteous service; po signers; v BUILDING Wid. 4 — With 5eren en "Owner, Phone FOrest 6190), ase. Minch hardwood 15 rete Cental __ 3621 8. Grand. Laclede 8040-41, _ REAL BARGAIN ests ka te ct, es ee 7 Le eee % : , cell. "Box N7¢ ntra on 1408 SHAWMUT PLACE | row. ssk'"a ‘few questions Tt any. ‘pay (of ne 8) a ae _— ~ Poat- Disnpateh. { f 343 | —_—— 3 TASS AVENTE Seu an eo o ns “aK TERED ’ : “hee —- a M plewood MAFFITT. 4545—Brick coftaze 4} Make us an “otler on this Oia can thwest 1000 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE RENT | JiS. pb dy Mage Ms og eg - about $25 to $300 GUARANTEED LOANS RESORTS: ae Bas ps sree nooms, furnace, bath, garage: low price: |be boughi_ri nt FINKMAN, 5228 7 rooms, arranged for two families: : " . -_ 7 bulder: 8 | term vug A 522 +> single fiat; tile hot-water heat. two-car garage ‘all borrowing. Especially about loans of $10 30 M th to P Serial netes in $100, $2 )., woe and from —builc 7 GI CO bath; 3-car garage; will trade for bunga- | 40° Snenaction sc. Sa UP! to $300 in household and personal prop ontas ay $1000 denominations: first deeds of trust "E ; as Phe 9 € is N REALTORS. AB. : erty as follows: $1250, $1400, $2500, S20), CLUBHOUS Times Beac : aes gn, © Jance $40 ber m mith. | Ser ROOSEV Dion a up eg fel- ‘PAPIN, 2815—3-room single fiat . Roan A, 0400——4-4; oe gy + ry floors; tile GHERTNER. REALTORS. CAB. 9151, Borrow J.U0, Prepay ze. per month, Legal Rate—Lawful Way $2700. $4000, nae 4500, pot tye ne and F700: L0SU: price $8750. See this Cur- Other amounts in proportion up to $300 ar GET OUR OFFERINGS Office open Sur duy. ( Bridge; 5 roomé, recep- pre TO BOIS CHIPPEWA i [NCE B. AIN, North , S| WV sh. 335 ara: 9 rooms, bath. os "7 N 4258" « ed -—-- + ————-———— -_— 7 as a - lane: ai. ot. | QC , tryet for sale; fiats, apertmen ’ amily flat, 3 r ten —_ environments, city fa KORTE ay ot; fone earage term DOUBLE FLAT—4250-52 St, Louls av.. N ew J -Room k lats hardwood ye ® ede t Pm nt s8t00) fern 329 Paul Brown Bldg. GAr. 5109 |e Y VY t Genees, business property in amounte of gflat; owner, N-216 e- ad — ¢ k. HI- 735-37 Hi - With screened sleepin porches; ecparate > Ou eC } "offer good this wee 5735-37 aimilton; two new 4-room | MAIDEN LANE 2225-7-9 —~ 10-family | furnaces: . _., ROCK CHURCH PARISH M VY Co rity ; - only clean, modern Dbuild- ia ee intas, By ters bungalows: ule bath, furnace, hardwood | “gemi-tenement; goed order: will well. to puspneee: garage with side drive; ail 3507 Cook: 3621 Cook: 3870 Finney: ayflo er Loan . Hinge: tan undoubtedly. suit. you: real ¢® us Normandy + JEffers 0304, “~ = y Moorlands Drive ‘7800 west on Cl eLicreon Ach2) | 5) § Z 06—4- room modern brics NEW BUN GALOW S rd.). € aytou Pe Toes ae 35) WANT OLICK SALE LOANS—$2 5) to $5000 ON da Ed : d K. L R l Co a garage: all improvements. BI UILT BY H. KISSEL’S SONS 1 1704 Wetona r wr &-room house: mod- THE MORRIS PLAN, war ove ea ty . na YOR cash. Owner, dns to - S. E. Corner 93rd and | Dodier W est om in picnaid condition: make your offer He rates. Pro a, ern 704 Cheatnot st. (emt) pon (co For Sale Sale € A all Sense oveni ents: . $675( 0: FOr: OU a4 gree TRU ST ~~. 2 Agt. 2814 } N./ OKINE Rita WAY, FOREST anh NW; owner must gel]. RIS éraide 3250, _ : me ry bungalow. Re t hi > oS ' 74 os. finished basement; }*vo™ sure to see this, it Is 1 Post-Dispatch 62) ’ iT’. | BARGAIN 8-ROOM RESIDENCE, 67250, | Borrow repay ‘ per month. BTeD; water 20 cwetric: no cash | Well built, well located, and a bargain, pa TAIT POR Ks. of Lompletely furnished; | team heat: 5023 Minerve: this is an ecatate: dew Borrow 00, repay per month, AROHSHORF ER oe ABsic 8 Chestnut, MAI 4569 me « THOFF REALTY O©O.. BEE THIS LOW PRI it : = . REAL ESTATE—EXc 2 me 3, pes 4518 Natural : ieee) EXIDENCE BARGAIN Write us. phone us or call at our office. | — of tric, : Wie kas. Water, COjfex 69317. Pe O_aag - garage: all improve- $1000 to $10,000; papers ready for deliv- . . , 2 tai ¢ . weir: l1egp f . . ¢ : om $1440, eame ‘Di fe Hayy good responsible party for $1000. down; am ANDERSON. STOCKE-RUERMAN % yery desirable houses, reasonable; also | Read our Ad in Post-Dispatch each arts " our ‘tate loans is our exclusive business. Call 4645 Anderson av.: 5 lovel ER, Realtors. GArfield "8905 § strictly modern; near St. Engel- Consisting of 8 families and store, | BAYAKD. 1333—$81250 cash, $060 710_Ch mente will : s - OK. Church; Le rooms each; gas, water, ei rae Paine look at 1638 Oak Grove, Wellston; gg a apa 338 cao ie and snasenites in Bel- ae ee pa RTE, 110 N ‘ STH. of $28 spit, die: cb) KORTE, 110 N. 8TH, ‘MAIN 4258, (cp 6 tent ays +9 sapaition, eunele fat, of new 4-room house, hardwood floors, bath, Warne, 4118" est) joriegan 3 Stand: STOCKS AND BONDS CHANGE — 5-family ofits dB ijent sat ge te A ge TR WARREN. 2312-—Single flac, $230 down, | D. SUPITR REALTY 809 Chesiuut, Gar fureese: Bree See ee 8! Leatiy. we nei S Grand. " _(o8F ALD active stocke and bonds, bought. sold —— z.. and int . . 408 b ] G BLANKE There is no waiting around for in exclusive territory. selling MINTON 22 apa Page Ee 56 tat 3 ———oms, ail modern eon- owner ee more eerie 9484 ece I aga = 1+ pO * tah yo avn 8 $40 Teen year, “a jirade, 4¢ for r pune Ow. mai Tae. vil Th If you don’t want to ask rela- || °F t¥o when people borrow money here. tnreeeh agepts hixh-clase medicinal ah = : : t : bh ) ‘ * . , a otne eony - QO, J. McCA = 44s SA: 3.(cD) ie sinut te FOR Exc SS Gaara Bidg. ; ; bar a IP Ab aal sale. (92) BURGAl 0 rae" Bay ad urph y, ences — tei mente pres a & RVOM, BUNG NGALO aa P ARKVIEW, OPEN tives or friends to endorse your bd a ee eS een aration direct to women: requires $800), room | a mode D LOS rovemen ' ert w easy terms, Ca r. Meyer, with ‘ y ns : , reasonable ow in county, well an 3S 7 = LAcle hbiy 8; own, casy ris. y. W. KERR REALTY CO. io7 N. OTH Sates os Pane ens: PLACE. ty fin. hole Rion mR rooms, 2 baths,| note, then you and your wife can approved ycu get the cash for the byt at Hi. ane oot ae a gp es a , 5850. city property, ¢ 4g Pine Lawn - bUNGALOW—Splendid 2 room frame bun- (c7) sarod arate a floors, tile bath. hot. oO. J McCA WLEY R. E. ‘F AIN 2813.(o5) borrow from us if you are a steady Full Amount of ical ssenatetions ta in. - wi iy use in the EXCH iGE— ; WN m brick but oder vut, See TATA ¢ ome, re at rooms: Water. san, icleetri Bee EEO gy cash. vacant. “CAbany 6607 VERMONT “Ay Northwest ee es, BRANES a. £0, A BARGAIN ON PERSHING Sesatna ane S eakaras eal Your Loan feast $5000 to invest, “ust devote. entire oors, f y . -* { . 4 = . = (‘] t. MAin PY . 7035 Pershing: g dandy rooms: hot- ’ time to tha proposition and wtil be giv- - *lose to ae brick mOWAOT, 31; j—=4- toom modern PEDERER REALTY — PRospect 1420, trade my Fhe SOR eam Pes LAA Chest > water heat; finest grade hardwood tloors. your income, Prompt, friendly We make no deduction in advance: en control of finances. Campany le &i- ped payment. v ie ey warag : $4 4250, " S500 yo oar ogg: 41: I oS rvom coltage; @ my ~ viyt for clear property M SS 0044 MAI LE tile eam. car bpick | xarane: pwnet fas service we charge no extra fetes: we tell you + ag i are i ype ae Agee Di oye Plat Me ‘ ‘ é ‘ orn a : t ° dua 9 ° ‘ % arke wonderfu . way S mp Arkvie ma ucluding 2! | KLAUBER-WELY.4550 Geavois. Kiv. 3100, SMITH vier 1760 fed) | - 8 and Groom flat with dear safese:) $55 to 917.780; this ioe real buy. — Seq Open 8:30 to 6 PB. M. When a person nceds money ‘he needs || Peortuatty that "wit stand thé fullest & FLATS FOR EXCHAN view modern. ; 4 sian: ALDINE, PL,, 4902 — Beautiful doubje | WEN . investigati A E Adver- e ae Several clients wh DEWEY, 4457——Modern brick bungalow, 4 tamiiy. tite baths. narble ¢t- PAGE. 4557—Well built flat of 6 and 6 heen 1427. ENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GAr Saturdays 8:30 to 1 P. M. it at once, Prompt service is our motio. tlelng “Axency, Tae oat dot deatign a” ANN, B04 te no ot newly "decorated; B G IN ii TAN , 3 floors, breakfast and sun rovims; 4 . , ii vw e as ‘ i aloes 44: seeatae offer for exchange RO! BINEON, G21 (Webster Groves)—New, epanlow-Eins ; : easy monthly payments for 40298 CALIE ORNIA AV. Central 1 215: 10-room brick residence; 5 CORPORATION a m . = mag ye 6 om, Commeete tn eke aamect,, lot 440x125. | TENTH. 1431 N.—3S rooms in first-class cia ss ) bedrooms, 3 baths; excellent h Floor. (cl7) YE he. Bex N-14h Poste DE “— ‘Db—Rent | south 7190 coun cir A oe eee ah ee + ee ee oy Ft $e rs ee Ae Ge ae ae Y we . ° — acne a ee ee at eee This fine income piece is priced lo pF oe a 3-3 ei nd electric; Ww ene a Botoot lot: reduced $1000 for a" RT G. BLANKE R. F. ©0O Ge LOGS, Spe ® = os) ; (c62) || I a 4O41 MAin 40902. sie Chestnut, MAin 4652. | condition: reasornable 2 |\"| meighborhood, ||| 222 Missour! Theater Bidg., Second Fioor, te buyer; $250 cash; balance $25 ai pS MAin 3646. —TLEMAN | | 654 Grand UL, Carnes Lees At. ' UNGALOW FLAT. North ||| FLETCHER R. HARRIS R. CO. {| Phone JEfferson 3436. (c14) a owner wiil trade for clear residence : oe pte ®t aa STEIN. INC., 904 Chests ha thly and 6 per cent ‘interest: orice ee ee PA EN 4446 ft: B secs rs on Bis os ‘a — 2" picoke When you can buy a beautiful 4 or 6 | slardmend ROM sleeping porches, tile nd r . . . | acceineen DO Y OU KN Q WH ; eM as Bary room frame bungalow with a mall eash baths, separate steam-heating plants: dou- | STOP—LOOK—MA of Ma t 10 ‘teet th OFFE ii} 200 N. 4th St MAin 6509 (c) ester car; 200 feet north | payment and balance monthly? They have 3920 Sullivan, most modern home bar: | im LOA NS That: we have 11 new 4-family feta? sedo bl. Benutiful jocation; 12 years | hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace, built-in Sart parmcet.. accent other property as gain north, 9 rooms, canvassed walls, oil a, 1 mS ‘ | iit well situated, which the owners will ex Paint S23 (c62) jironing boards—everything ‘o make & >. fe f eat G. BLANKE R. FE. CO.. burner, 2-car brick garage, sunroom, tile | ||’ ee nee | FOR [MMEDIATE USE change for smalier pieces N nu. &. & L. CO.— | little home; 25 have béen sold: only MAin 3046. bath; priced to sell quick. Open Sunday Fxchanize sour. hon-income produchaglg Wile for map of Webster and Gur list |Ieft. Seo these today. 4405-09 Atta! of ELE hes Ota or, | CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. GAr, 3165. TO HOUSEHOLDERS vacant ground or residence for ‘one of (c8) |Owner on premises or ‘ : bi age; owne. BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE Under tl rvision of the State more of these excellent income producers, pea masonry and stuc- RINKMAN REALTY Co. all, ouveniences: Pave ieaihel (76) Northwest i" Banking Department ‘and in conformity 904 Chesteat ath ale aa Wisi, breakin nook. 1 .— > 9 aioacte. eertteteetaee $910 Gravois._(c4) | OrtuMBIAy 6034 Beautiial 4-room, and $ WN—B "i St. Louls| —— Central with the Uniform Small Loan Law, the | : fait | [to st nook, tie bath, 9 Closets, NE i he ING “= oO 500 DOWN—Buys resfdence on St. Louis | ; . ~ —— mee ‘ | Cedar, fancy plaster finish downstairs; NEW BRICK BUNGALOW S breakfast; sleeping porch “wet in; Ps. a ag near new stadium, balance like. rent. | DOW TOWN BARGAIN Syonee eovin W Ge a is we gt REAL ESTATE paper up; eteel casements, copper 4009-4083 Quincy: 1 block from west ow, location, fiful f Sloot. se bath. hardwood flea, far first floor: aa pr Taé a $500 CASH. $3> month; IT will sell new | Pie: rents have been 6 per cent net, on | we lend “ober the things you want ARGA ment; fear yord landac raned x best buy | nace, white asbestos roof, well built: 562 DE TONTY house 1 have just finished. Apply to Shearite ay yea. EDW. Blan eee nail tee 2 CASH. A Colorea property, tenement. apartm eerwhere: price $11. eo: terme; no agents. | priced right; easy terms; open for _ in- Beautify! single flat in excellent loca- | s Rovd owner and builder, 5938 Harney SDDINS $00 N. Grand bli (cd) | tak aedat : sis bales yy ee fats. residences cottages or vacant: | mye WEbater, 270 W {c) | spection. See these and the “SEE US." | tion, éons w. of 5 and 6 roogs hot- el) Ss. N. Gran : . = ee Mae hh FP ay eee te van ; be oneeP cn pry in the city only. ; ‘ f ¢ map of Wolwer anda our Bales CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. FE. CO., Aye apy try 13°00) in fine con- LOOK look at 5459 Vera; northwest Belle. North We lend for the payment of unpaid and SHOT SSS Chestnut (es | ROVER TROST CO” halter COTTAGE BARGAIN ene SH BURNS, MAin $527, _te4) fontaine car; new #-foom house, er o overdue bills. We lend so that you ean ; a ——— loors. furnace; ail improvements; c z ; D. Bungalows, Cotta — (c8) 4 rooms, stable, nice nrighborhood,. con-| EADS, 2805—Fine 2-family flat; 4+5 $3900: terms $500 cash balance $30 Beth tt gl bh hha TA IP apg ot i —— ye ol Ne PER yA 99 iTAVI ges w antes veniont to 8 car lines: 2107 Stanbu roams: baths: 2 garages: cheap: $7500: nh D. P. LEAHY. 8th and Chestnut. o in : ry month. D. P. A ' toh: aes sell immediately: 2 stores. te f ne on our manager— AVE (cliente, wanting 6-mom “bun TCH COLON TAL out-of-town owner; will ‘sacrifice. Call} easy terms. J. W. BURIAN. 4016 Chon: Acl) | above: and 3 6-room houses: total rents explain your need and we will find a way horthwest. Box N-365, Post-Dis. (elf &t, Charles and Well av., Web- | Riverside 6065, teau. } vearly $3100: small cash payment: al bt assist oth. FI 5g tile ath, hardwood ploors 2 on FLAT. 38xx GRAVOIR AV. aithhs South ance terme Call owner CAbany 3198 W. NO-EN RSERS NO FINES—NO FEES Apartmen anted 3 t:; garage; wi e whoie if osite Ouse oOo or e ‘ eric Ae Wie ts W Sor the price has been reduced to Southwest modern 4-4 2-family -flat: hardwood NO. 4011 CLEVELAND AV. Grand Av. Stores and Flats ° natiy roe rent sn el Nk FA son none os | B8000. Inspect this attractive home to- | ST Ow, ees ert gg A oath. furnace, ga- peers, living room, fumed oak dining room; owa- : : aida perty ted @ 8 Om room, 100-f nies ath, hardwood fioors, steam heat. * [bat SYLVANIA, 3o¢d 3-3 large rooms, r ype Ben nere’h & bareain. 8d Floor GArfield 894] time ou. keep the money. Of ae ees time. No eee soupizee. No fees, no uiries made of Vriends. re salves or em- courteous service nothing to in- jendly, human of- ganisation esta over forty iy. adreement o partners seamen for Rox (-! Call, Write or Telephone. b : stock: living rooms, f le: fixture oF 10- newly J Bell | HOUSE Wid.—I want to busa house * and oe o. W athe, fine location; $7750: no agents. er must sell ; s. ND. ° amir oropee Balta? seama. oy fal Bateman, i: 0 yaene | iitkueresruzce ar: ¢ 17, 99 prema | “Nor sor GeVER AV West —ALSO— Loan culars x ‘a ost-Dis : [3 ing and Le et * ax o- SHAW SU BDIVISION FLA 2 IN. . 8 ./ . oe 9 much ews BA ehe FOREST. 2025-—6-room ae bath, gas, . $143 Maury: single flat: 5 and 4 rooms: | Modern eee, residence, .., adjoining tS ene 4 4 ag ef ht Prairie: 52 0 N. Grand B1., Room 208 ; tg aa isco to build. Fn? BIG BEND electric, new furnace: ivory woodwork: | beaulifuliv decorated: 2 garages: 2 steam | DOrtheast corner e ODETCNOW FIA: tot income $326 per month: can be handled Washington ané Grand OomMmpany OC ERY D SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE. | nicely decorated: 3-car garage; — streets, Diente; sicily pater Rew: need meer: x1 50 ee condition, ~ Cars: ith $4000 cash. M. RA Oe, od ina jEfferson ‘8677 “= a Ov UNGALOW—o Tooms, garage, elec === " ns cas eee Om pom Ow Lee sigaW. “A HENRY HIEMENZ R00. 614 Chestnut.| Vernon. Forest A618J GArtic\e 477. 1025 AMBASSADOR, BLDG. KOCERY—Meat. City water, sewers: nen yecant: $150 ; FINK-ANDERSON CO, Hiland 3663 SINGLE—3406 MLAMI HOUSE—6-room bric fara ges; street- $12.000 TO $27,000 EQ . “fy doing terms. ES. a (oe Jebster Grov ; pS Tae anda : ' e}] alley, brick: $9000; Nit 6d x130:; good fu-| New buildings, modern 3-room flate: SSS: v usr STs. os! MR : Call_CAban ~~ | See W ebster Groves gee ye ante ee tere.’ Box C-13. Post- Dispatch. i? nothing furnished: wonderful renters: low 7 Saha ta ey rfield a SHAM. 5437—Handsome matt-brick |. A G Rg on GROCE meat e BUNG ALOW—new., : att brieke ‘ sinks: garage: . ' : . awater, ar. eivtiric. lle iile bain, 1 hareeganey You’ll Agree | weather stripped ea: m beauty: bargain. © PEDERER RAL TY 0., Pos ect_1520.| 350 TONGEELLOW PLAGE | mividual rentals: max trade, HORNS Are DED BY, | $550 weekly. Call HUmbolt oors, furnace; fine corner close & : KLAUBER-W LZ, 4550 Gravois, 3100, -.. 2 = : | 100% ‘Sanetal Wie dicts late. EN B 7 ear t : oOo: { rash, - l 4-5 ims; modern: well Exceptionally fine Colonial home in| J 0 ee on Mma ety AW weiee Pad & $2 ig 933 It sa Delightful Home Spot ROSA. olo2— very cosy 4-room and eur Oh gy Bing Rak rooms oC Compton Heights Park. near Grand: ten | £187 Manchester av. GRand @RN0. , elete fixtures ana of BUNGALOW—46- -room brick co fond _ & Rarely does one find a epot as henane: l-car fog, will consider trade. TE, 110 N. ST H. MAIN $708. Mc mJ, HENRY. PTeMEN? open Sot oo | THREE BU SIN NESS LOT Ss IT IS EASY TO BORROW oe "divean beautiful pre sentohaey as Webster Groves; creat engel-Weber, 3539 8S, Grand, LAc ens. aitt Reman b dccke 54 ae siti GitNEaOT we == at TT TTe as ah Perens bt: new Minerin ty FROM US LOANS ON REAL ESTATE y trees spread their branc es 355U; 4-room mod- 312: ‘Pola: ¢ : N} 18; e. sen Fomine M.: new sede a ; WE ee EBTS wes rOUr Ar Freee and a — iNCOME 80 THAT })) | 30 ‘itor, 7 vate party hae c over 0 hardwood floors tile bath, steam heat floor: J-car garage. LAcidee 9043. S . i . ; " . . 2 ’ “I —— , j or le ts. every home and bullding sile. ern niatt brick bungalow; stone por h; owner egy sell: wants offer: see it to- csHE NANDOAH. 2637 — 7 rooms. bath, ee BOK ERS, r Pallertor 2 —h GAr, (i108 3 Sth P -O-MEET eAMPLE a. loan ick snhey No comm Dn. Here ig a beautiful residential large attic; made street: S$5VU0 cash, bal- day. gur Diaeiees test “Rene wells aaaemh bb UU, Get $ 20——pay back $ 1 mont! St. Lo real estate af lowest interest: eat, tuacet Fuse) in te ey | ance Fe eM eee elon Oonatrmetion LICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArticld 1427 | Rengel-Weber, 3539 8, Grand, LAc 9543. 4660 EASTON ! t r SIGEI Get 40—pay back advance o met trust. Get 100——pay back 3 JOHN 5. BLAKE & SRO. 81 Sheet hestnyt. Get 300—pay back " . ‘ L, SINGLE FL f -L. 4712—5-room frame residence. 3 | ; y ‘Ty , Sntort and convenience. There are Uo.. 700 "Wainwright elds. GArteld (oa) 3831 Accomac: northeast corner Ore-| rooms in rear. garage: ume “alley and STORE AND BASEMENT Witr lawful rate of interest. : M it Rett “cond fine echoo's, churches and markets: ¢ ; - “ gon: lower 5 rooms, upper 7 rooms; all! walks made First-claas dition. steam heated. used Splendid transportation facilities: CALL UP FOR eeparate conveniences: a:car garage. WATSON- O’ROURKE, REAL LTORS, on doveceda cince toe 86 yeene reas to Loans are made on your Own per pt —~ po a cDaegto estate: atlandard rates: eRe ; other business: will take eonal eecurity No en eTe—no answers: M440) d . at Manchester. GRe nd portunities for out-door recreation Our larce list of bungalows; easy terms. NRY HIEMENZ R. CO., 614 Chestnut. Riverside 4310 71 Grayois. duced for summer months red tape. We can make you » loan ra le (ets the day you appiy for it. 1AN wai oe K. E. be GOOD job printing business will he mactic Call, write or telephone anéd we 2040 Dt. Es Aclede _#2 we ficed. a. han ther emer sg eee will expiain this family loan to you. money an on lished. and purchaser can step Int & It costs nothing to investigate. real estate; prompt anewer; reqeonabie living: price will perent, man neh sia 9, Post- teh HOME F INANCE {| charses, ee ee ee capital to buy. Box N SERVICE, INQ, ) ch) | MILLINERY——Splendid 507-8-9 Louderman Bide, 31th ané To tonn ob $500 oe todas talline Pi apnea eee muet gel} F rketrgoy . ™, 8. a : echools, trains, busses and cars: =~ minutes wesi: real value $8750; terms; conce for cash: a ce Pho nt. Box — ; LOT—45x126: must bh ve o er urday: fine corner; just 2 blocks aiek Remley Arcade. northeast “corner Olive | road and Kastover; a real bargain. CLA%s your family would enjoy. JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 700 Chestnut TENNESSEE. 6111 — New 6-room, tle | KDW. R. EDDINS. 820 N. GRAND. (cd) a en ei > N 4- Ww TON NATIONAL -— wy own 06350 ob) e = A home in Webster Groves ts — a ree 3 pnPtr LARGE FAMILY six 4 ROOMS SEPARATE ENTRANCES bath, hardwood floors, hot-water heat: RES NCE poss 5 ,ansdowne fe) plo $151 534 aury av.; tile baths, eam | screened porches; 2-car garage; one’ Dinc! vt meg oi pareatn tor le: e; lea — you the beautiful homes and rooms. bath Ist floor: 3 rooms, 2d floor: | heating plants; Laraweed floors; excep- east of Grand. Open. (4) LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT ing wity. GArfield ORG Ce 1 sites we ofier for sale furnace : Karage: baa a & years Old: | tionally well built; reasonable terms; will PRICE REDU CED 10 $5500. cESIDEN a Sind, We ain te Conta | RE Seee LMS EPC | 8, ke RATE ASD GARAGE . ae ea : cheap . GROVES TRUST CO.. with . 4 i. se 1732 Iowa. new! papered and paint- 498 7 s I. new, * Tit & REALT TORS | THREE FRAME COTTAGES a MAin 3046. 1 Chestnut, ed. I iberal te cern . ” see sure on wall SII OT ta ne rote aay te an gy ar ge io ©8°9 Dalton ay., 4 rooms, turnace, bath. ~~ PRICE REDU ED VERBLAT GAr jeld 60 ! | room cottage on rear: at a bargain. . - - ——— —— —=='!| double garage; street made: small cash DANDY CORNER SINGLE TAKEN Up aa FORECLART RE ade RNR {e4) aie | Pp , payment. , ote a setae at wenie 5201 atin 4 ne owner, manne, WILL SELL AT a pot 7 oe a ee note "4 3° spe S ; é m = nile: owner, secon 3! ~ AV.—#84" heat t in inspecting our of rank _ BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES Rm... ‘de ovo Ap lot 5OxL: 34: $300 cash. ae 2 ‘ ou throug rh. SEE : Us." F- a reer Minick credence and garage: West vard a hg > tad Snos a - Z For Sal 6448 Southwest av... 3 ro nea, kitchen- : BRIN po all “R bet ope J als vomgg to : LOoTs——Tn beautiful Wydown Forest, late (cRD) FLORI ISSANT "REALTY COMPAFY. ey yee ~ ette. garage: lot 50x190: * 0 cash. 3621 S, Gra nil. Aclede 30s oe ‘ CKEI EARICKPON & €0.. INC,, foreat trees, all improvements in, Terme. AT water 432 res Be. 128) low for $3000 tn reo motern | Dungs- TONY HURLEMAN. 4; SNOW-WHITE, ENAMELED BRICK 2925 'S. Broadway, 5001 Gravois, REITZ. 725 Victoria Bldg Locust Sts, Phone GA 2:2. . —- ” le goal 000 in the city: $500 cash. | Southwest corner Grand and Arsenal, wd 4142 Russell, on a boulevard where val- (ela) } a Pere TY CO., tnt ~ p baie a o ike reat. Cai] COlfax 0718M. floor. LAcletle 90972. nes afe increasing rapidly: the 5 rooms 491 mL Fon wdtd: will take partner. F ARM BARGAIN : = a 1|\CUBA COURT BUNGALOWS! | and bath on the first floor are now rented Southwest __.. | REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED SSS REF . . , for $55: ajao the 6 rooms on the second | FOREST, 2025—-6-rouom frame, bath, gas. TEX PERT IE 7 me Se ; gg te .~ or $1100 rn, x SCAND, 4885—7. room brick || = ive toome nnd bath, moss Papa. Hear od. rented for p00: poredes sty San, leatric. new furnace: ivory woodwork ; seo W a Ba maar cyt pe Mixs , oo cash, balance op oo - . o\ | re 2-car marage: locks from street | nicely decorated: S-car garage; ts, - rier LTROAV od) er ee TRUST sate sy ODELI. y7 : Builder, 207) Alseniat. ch) aes bus passes door: the owner is —. etc., Mar le; Gsn00, echeols, cara, bus. For a aT. ee Ago STATE 67 37—5- -room moderu if ing city ae soon as this property is sold. quick Fale, qQ . bs —m LY ‘ ca $10 0: bungalow; new! | md itt See it and make offer; reasonable terms. FINK-ANDERSON €O., HIland 3663, and porch: toilets. é loatrte: ag R Tx t painted: a Darvain: taken in un- |{||] on T T3353 wes bath, furnace: Lall_ LEE-SCHERMEN nt GRand 8830_ | He | TT ABBOTT, Heater, 700 Chestnut. SUPERVISED I Reyne kate ¢ St. Loule | ine "eity:” ee bi foreclosure; $200 cash will [))) “Once wil sell, Ores LL ~(c3)} | EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN Wen 7 au) LOANS cae improved real estate 1a good | formation vibe t ": : 6435 ETZ AVENUE “837 Eads. 4-5 single flat. bath fur. oe P ‘ ocalities ur WESTMINSTEL. as > Kage oo | 5 rooms. bath ne furuace: lot 280x148; nacr excelten condition. biggest bargain BARTMER, 5320—Sae le or lease; ideal FARMS FOR SALE + 20 to $300 ial & SONS REALTY 4 ef without furniture, S800 cash, ||,|| Oa: out-of-town owner: Gust sell” | ip Cou St, Louies ae eT woh. lcompietely hich Se pt ag agg mF sr : oupty rage A DIGNIFIED LOAN SERVICE MAIi 4551. A551. S10 Chestnut. MAin 452, —. Olive Street Ce Oh easy monthly terms. office —— he ay: TEGETOFF ani RISTIAN BRIN BOF 4 Oe 1. ed ees ae home cum- lum, 1103 lg a es G PRIVATE CONSULTATION KOUMS — ’ [ line Call GArtield ete th. our rales” FRANK W. SCHR AMM CO. iii L467 meordheta, kview 6214 eo) bined: must be seen to be appreciated: $3.50 AC RE r PATS IN FU a} ag FOR YOUR CONVENTENCE r Ik y OU NEED h ONEY ie4 Than hy te lake eu out and show ¥ MAin 1823, . (05 MAPLE. 2319—4- — cottage; came PRETTY NEW SINGL i rt rid f Naf : Iter for responsible aa o “a. North Mineral Fork: t NOT phy UICKLY AND , you 8 eoOltagre. a rhe - ‘ 500 cash: remainder ike ren Sf fergean 40 ) : - sa : 4 re sites: a St. : | , on JOSEPH DARST REALTY 00. - . — CT ay ee lot. GAtfield 1550, Now BEING COMPLETED “$00 BOLAND DRIVE—MOOREANTS highway; your opportunity: bett SION OK FEES, ee ED FIRST. Tr SEUgND A AND T Babe) Peeps, oF _ q (c§9) PEN FOR INSPECTION bade A very omeee and unugpal: residence of hurry. Owner, 61254, Bartmer. ; con. sr fe gcse ne We u make, ur ow te ag 3732 PAGE BL.—s3500 1 nsylvania (one block south of /8 rooms, % baths, studio-lHving room; ; NEW NIFTY BUNGALOW . 50 oan. monthly a. an Chlnvewa) 3 anth.4 large rooms; strictly highest type of Spanish architecture; abse- Mi ei You do not have to have « y nor 4 a. Mt. FRANK . CO.. 712 C t, T8Y5 Ridgeway av.t 5-reom png € bes —4-ruom | modern brick sf Four rooms ene inks (good sear : | ter bese Mars porvonk over See. os. it cask at eatin, aes buon es a FARM—40 acres wall improved near De ' DO YOU NEED | ee xo aa 3) , tric; basement; ear ter buy in tow " ARM— c ve am salow.: all conveniences, lot, Stix! an ww se saat * Ariview. 2000 we nore gg home at i Soc D pe CHRISTIAN BRINKCE RK. E. CO.. ALBERT G. BLANKE_ + KE. CO., Soto. take cottage or teniment. REITZ monthly payment ie all we ask. 4 . Aclede 2040-41, MAin 3016. i Chestnut. 725 Victoria Bid ts Your employer ts never notified, tractor who occupies same: ° r— and easy terms. 3621 x. Grand __@Ae TESTE ETS 7 of friends : . EANTONTAYLON TRUST CO.. Easton, $f ns fo Neoy, Carter, © roomg. fine [JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO. G15 Chesiny | "Gin oie le Flat Bargain — | "roms RVIEDETRIT—o,coome, We | o> a8. bw. KORE FRYS TS FUEL: |] wether 40 we mate, tana of Cena || FIRST cd SECOND ‘DEEDS * ie 7 . or aqui Saie; 8 . ny ‘ } er st ake . é 5 4 avior e¢ a ~ Ca8h. $30 per month: near schools. NEW BUNGALOWS PRICES RI . 4944 Shenandoah” 6 and 5 rooms, tile stantanecs, water heart. handwomely, dey ple cones. poh eT — on Shwe ee ae ue old-ectabiiched aonh Bhs 0 Ee ,* abe t; oper today. Buy with rent 7445-47 Cornell: 6 rooms: hot-water) path hot-water heaters for each tenant; . sroximately $6300 cash required to close | hurry. Owner. 61251, Bartmer. (73) firm which does not use “high-power” Room a, 8 ic ? 723731 heat: vitrolite bath. ape Fe bag + Fg garage DEE 2 a ore CRE. tan deal, . (c7) hae eee methods you risk nelther vour security o roome: a Cur garage: tasy terms. CIee Py ANDERSO OUChEL ~ 5) liv City) —-New of m WOOP rr) - yo 0 8\ ‘ 4 ic4) 9 8U8 Chestnut. MEL VILLE. 312 : (Univers ty ALY sve nor your peare FAIR O AKS™ tig: Bear ‘rarage’ wits’ concreis | —Gomcone Will Grab This ra wine Rage a ag Ig gg dn aay YOU MAY PAY sen Ney WANTED ! cht. s . iy built: ter ore ’ loan , eR LEER KLTY. & INV. CO..| That someone will investignte and take Buy Direct From ‘the Owner | Garsied 4227, _{c8)} | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y bn + secured + FP ns gap Magnificently built coroustill . Pred 81) 0. Ul fa i earnest action: 5-room matt brick bungea of Experience in Bullding. A¥OID WORRY —Better owe one debt than loan ouble ¥ ’ : j ; araee ae flat witb the | hous. an wond aoa! orders lot BOx170: | payments reduced ced. Private and cou! ||| 706 @LIVE ST ROOM 206-207 ; Sa F Th hree roome. ay water heal hardwood floors tile hat ga- atest infprovements easy terme Onen rvict ; alee. Year to pa x Arfield 4iz2 (@) : is 118 N. 7th &t. ie Mable fants. {ot hOx1 42 a, rage end lanxe | cman, porsh., make offer. Siveniae aie a 2 Murdock Ss | JOUN GRETHER @ CO. S11 Int. Lite mp AHLEM FINANCE CO. 1035 5. Gita D = Pra ann , ' br 7 7 : = is; only $410 "A GArfield 6556. - a Y. $12 Title Guaranty Bldg. (cB) ' Big Bend aed Clas net he Hnand ‘T0109. (ec) ; : : | — « ts : } — — in lian iy age eae ee CO A i Ll AO el, in, tii, ill, ii, ly 14 eB ; AU NT—ioog bus on: one bh 1 “ red Eras 34th. “HEAP heat interest: streets and rand. made: water, sewer and electricty in treet: near University City . road: ecrv oer ee 9 tapered nee tat 3-ROOM FRAME COTTAGE ay we aaah ane em - LN RT tO aN wife: 0 ARCO, age a BRU ORE, igs >. ’ + x us at Fe ee ss ses amatuer REY ERLE: “eee | q er wR, way x a Hy ey a SS — <<

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——- THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH eee ee —~ Ye wewsy NN at titinsy =2.—Total sales, TODAY’S NEW YORK (COMPLETE 8¥ SPECIAL ASSOCIATED pResc WIRE Sept. 7 .534,209 shares, com ; 2,734,200 a Week * year ago. Total 1 to date were 397 ~1,461,400 » year ago. (ett: ee ee oP end : . meee ee 71927 [Stocks and Annual | i Net 4 Ti927 iStocks and Annual J | Low. {Diy. in Doilars. ; “3 ne einen eS ~ Re = ee = os 32%. 12% Jordan Motor Car. Oo; 13%; I84g/ 18 si % | LOT: YS %iPSNs 6 p be pid 6 ' ow 115%, liz AC Pp L 7. z = oe : ie- ; & L ptd 3 115 a 8, Sh pee 33% 25% iPure Oi. 2p Ol G&E pt ‘A’ nan & we a > “Smee Alaska /uMeau Ge un & ot hep — “ae 4 a ee ms nah. ae ee ee ore * te gy e a 3 ‘ » -_ Oe ¢ Regain Part of Loss in = + _ ~) He bs os ts GP Late Trading. STOCK MARKE: AVERAGES lk a- _- AM Powers POPS hyo by a ~ * & ae ot? Ae LaSy + ‘ elf a lhl 3 OY lite ian gs are Meveipnotvein., ee i ang ern do oes le we ee By the Associated of selling in the having its inc ing and continuing throug Principa!: dew. lop- we 7 ment in the fina The UNnioa Jing but Priucipal p SS 2 nace et “yee moving for Wari]. during the day ish in Charact« cent decline in crease in broker’ ttlement Of contr new stock of G eae Market gave an im. | dispose to get out of Stocks which could be absor erable concessj Called about § but the money oe ae a CU tue, 4 - P CDOT EIS PO RV DR Me te Mirae ay Sad WN SIS age ed lt & Tr 1. 40d CUES! a Mot RO. ANT e ee AY eee Ss TER A Stes cares ORR ye: i Pati SOE Ry OASIS - Sensationa! features ee S814 Nast “fotors of the Cay's tr : MOtive common, low as 240 for t ee . A parting} Tally | set in toward the Close and the | Stock ended the With a net loss of selling followeg th that no Change ha the directorate. 2Anouncement d been Made in BRALS hw Seu ee ee ee SE AIT tt ey. eet S “aeaet tee eee nding the day | a GE Ne iD he: he : _— Bb yrsF & 5 Nahe hee ins Tien! ip Ge nt nt) p , ee ee ake een cae rece ey Ao) ee eee On A ee ee N r i 4 Tie, . . VAL, - we ester - Q ea % . + . od bc & il aie eee RDN BER ota Alara sper 3 es x ‘eSterda Y's close Fe i Sie a “ Ate Pee ee ak 4st of Losses. > tae Glcp Be peapige? “pe 4 £ , a nt peo} favorit, a Nahin te ag ty) h, ‘ = oy % rete Pe iy SP American Sme! man Kodak, Pc — ‘ ~~ i * . " DNS igen Ene oan etna ee ee . “> ** . 4 is ; , ’ i | ~ ; : | yy ‘ ; " - ; - . ? 47 ee Ba. os 4 " 4 i ; ¢ x 4 . ‘ bs . ; Ef ‘ r . . 4 . hs» . ] ‘ > ‘ - 4 be — . ; : : ie oi soe ” . a ¢* ’ 7 : 8 as Atchison. eh 9 - ‘ ‘ t er their Moment Of «try Neth ° > at Nwe Hizth. AINS BUT DECLINE a PULWAY SU FS icorron ¢ TER ON NEW YORK MARKET | HCE CHANGES NST. LOS Says STOCK EXCHANGE. |" “ght sales and uations char. stock market ; : al . Si tS CAD I | Uneh ; = ST i army Let ¢ “wos ams a Seen enteenes f win rj By the : sn lated > . '¢. ar futures Wwe Changed from yeste | Sheffield Steel w “nd Wagner E 8s up \% at 30% “tric common Was S, MONEY AK te MEE REL Baga ers My , - oe me \ JRF aecans Hs 7, * ae eo ‘lie@ . 6 ATE? MET J NSN Misson: $1.50 oer PaaS 2aauenee wae: [ot 8% Os . ay aR. 3 ; ~ a ae one ea 98 mae 206 | County walione $2 Ste Sag'G2i* #2.0 LEAD, ZING AND Goppep xr eee ee ‘S—~Californis $8.50 to $19 per | New York Co shelficl? Steet 5° ; p As : CUODCUAN! 78=¢° yf} ‘rT jot Raw s SEW YORK. Sept 22.— Raw silk steady, | “thos em Gold. "There was a | an Its &Merally vere firm. . 3 mee POe wan. S| Ne - St. ‘s j Dee. rw OEn* Genes. 95 Loos; | F543} @6.25 AMtumony. © | STOCK MARKET : ST..LODTS 4 ae " >. ~~. j j j Sales, High.) Low. | Close./Ch'ge. | Bigh.| Low, |i y. i Duitars. 1U5 % j1U2 iPub S Eiéc pid #4%K C “oOuthbern Ky. . «3| G4 % OSs) GS1y PSH Li4 Lli&iPure Oi rid 8 4] 4 Kayser Wa C : 27; @ —— & | &4 ; % Ly Keliy-Spgtiela Tire its F-4 a A os ey 9S | 40% (Punty Bake A 3 = Nelly-Spg tS pe pra > x sé ay RG ” + ; Lay 41 *, Purity Bake 5 = —1 35 Kelly-Spg S pe fd 10 SY poe So) we Te ae LU8 % 101% |Purity Bake pid 7 xivilu; % 10% fy, %; 99% 20 Kelsey-Hayes Wh) 2; vo 214% 21% —_ _ | SU % |_ 73% !Pullman A io t's 127} 30 ‘ 9 | 79% arent , ou SCUNSCOLL Cop 5. . Gl, 75%; 72 a a GB: 415, Radio Cerp of Am; 235; ¢35 G23! O3 Ye \—1 3 | a aon eee Tire - I i. % Lt | [23—%) y4 jMeading Co 5b - 411104 bidhy 1145 | 1, 47 Kratt Cheese 1.50 8) 56 YI. 56 “ocom | OO 1s Gee Heading qd pid 2 “i 43 1: 44 wi 4. | © A +: 45% ‘Kresge SS Co 1.20.) $3 ‘S| St ge T°; #7 | 22 %y\ Real Silk Hos S.-i BS) 22%; eeu) Sei Hy | AU Kresge (ss) pid 7 X10\11544 1]: 09%) 354, Reid ice Cream 4 | la, 63%. S243) 624, — a — ” | 7 oo . . | =O'% Lago Oi é Tr J. | LUT | OU jReid 1 C 7 pe pf 7 1i1LU5 4g (lia tg lUv%; © iy ; Ht Lambert Cy 5 ba &. ~ | St, | aa | ly : a7%. 37% Kem Rand 1.GUa ; Li, 3s ' 37 4 37 44 — %s 7 lee Rub ~& Tire 24; 14% 13 is —1% fo | O60 % (Repub Tron & Su 4 6 65%; 65 | COye % | Chi. 99% Leh V RP R 3.50 1054105 105 jf LOK, _& (Reynolds Spring _. ai 7%! 7%; 7H) % K. 32% Lehn & Fink P 3 ») 37%) BTY ST 4.2... | LPB HRIIB5 jeynelds Top 5 -.| X1IW17y91, 179451794, ; ! 19% Life Sax tis 1.60 lj 21% 2143) 223, /_ 1% j} isl | 93 4y Keynolyds Top B 5; ~3' 1454, (147 44/145 i — & a $3% fae © M Tob 4b) gas3a° Lda, ASS 4 18%) 76” Rooms Yeh P30i:| 351133 “/125 gee ante > SOM Lig & M Tob B 4b 24:122% 1972 122%) « % | Gt; 434 RoyD NY sh 133% ~| 46 | #6 | 46 = vA i ~i% Lig & Myer pta > 1/232 44/1321, a) ERE BEE eager: PE PO en ~ j= 62 Lima Loco 4) qt OS%! 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Ay) S23) 53 1 55 fo | Chi. 46% "on He Wiles B ist pf 7 xs0inmn | 34 Tad | 43%) 25% Seaboard air Line” 1] arti 23%! 34y— | ee ™i 23 Lorillard (P) Co 16°40 | 20x 30%! * iz | f22! 324 Seaboard Air L pid) 1; 42 fo) 4244) 42g * i. ae 10\4 Louisiana Oil Ref epee at ft je | 18%) 8g Soeerave Corp 1.2y) 4) o%s; 0%) 9x]. — 2 /I2S% Louis ~ N 2 152% (459 152 1 as 36 % (Shue Roebuc a ov 37} 73%) 7TH 724s —] . : ~3% Louisy Géer 1.75 Yi 6%} 264%) ogu |Z : | 99% Shattuck FG Co . 12; 8044) 79%) 79% | Cy. %} 20% | Ludium ww ee 24") seat esa 3 | 31%) 25 iShen On Of 340 .| 7 26%] og 26 i, aE eee — >| 68 | 47% (Shubert Theater 5.) 5) Ly) 60% Oly — i r= ‘4 85%4\Mack Trucks 6. 140 10534 10314 | 164 msi% | 61%) 33% Simmons Co 2 -.-| 106) 58%) 55 ST p13, (COL. 3 31 Mackay ntl, a oe 122 j122 jl22- | eo ili}, 10714 (Simmons Co ptd 7. X#O/111 i393 11 Bey ! 2) Ne Mas son Sq Gar 1 ~4t 23%) 22 23% i 4%. J] 223% 14%, Simms Petrol . Th Sou ne Edison 2. . -¢| 38% 384s) 25% 1 | Sept 230UIS M 2 ; . 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S| 53%! 6341 5gu i: Dart Of the loss og * Mid States On 7 ft 31 2 a | 40% 35% ston 7 L.12b...| 78) 40 | 39a; 39%/.°.™ lower at Gr December aa ied Stl P p 12h £13912 137% 139 1 4 | «B416) 29% rang Ou N ¥ 1.60, 74) 312, ) $144) 31% i xz [8 95%c. whi -§% Miller Rubhe, 2 =| 262 ~G4%i 2g3a ° 1 5 % | > (Stan . » ofa / - > aw oy inen, we age gl =| 7) 4 =O%! 26%; * 15%!) 1¢ Stan. Plate G Pie. . X140) 144, 144%) gg” day's Close = yen & tP &SSM o 444, 44 | _. Be Ae 133 %& | 90 12 [Sterling Products 6b 1124 j124 124 j—2%4 80id 5, ; StP & SSM pid. 4; GI, 69% 6944) ©] ly 7O % | 54%, /Stewart-w Speed 6. 50; GS%! 66 12) 66 %4/— * ._ Low ae me he 31 ane fs! 44% We |} 57%) 26% Stromberg Carp 2.) }2) 38%! 37% | 375. /_ & |Tivals of the >t wie Pe Ss... 12 106 ts 106 106 — 1, | 58342! 49 [Studebaker Corp 5./ 96! 59°) 57 % | — % | Pe to LiSsotr Pace 4 i4 54 ly O31 53 % —j: | 122 118 Studebaker pid 7 1/123 ‘12 1123 ; *) tures a1 12 wssouri Pac pid |} 33102 5 10F eee de fea te ‘Submarine Boat |’ 10) 4%! “aul aay 4, toons nb - 0 a Pe = hs i. 101 *2 101 i107 % % | 34% 30 Sun Oil Co ja!” 1} 31%} 31%) 31%) « e tg — )%% \Montgomers a) te | ttMel FP inae | G3) 356 /Superior On >) 43 i ; Pa M oe Ms tor Car 4 6 % Bl, ty ag et. ‘ _ : ee ee . 4 ' . — SHR, Se Rserx 3.8: } gi 851.) ge *) | 15% 1156 'Telautograph ¢ 69 | 13%4/ 13%) * a | for + Moth } ealn 0 s 2% 2% 7%!.. 2° | 2Be.4 S44. Tenn Cop&éChem 50) I 87, 8%; s% i. 2. Liv a f Put ¢ ] = 8 9 tae 45 /Texas Cup 3. ... 50! 514 50%4/ 50% /__ are ' os een =. . a4 | _. . 522; 50% “+ | October” agg ; M M [cA 3.60 ~6%! 8 Se ; @14 #9 Tex Gulf Sulph 4.. 950) 77% 75%) 76% ae] *% | down for M Whe t m 25%) 254i og eis % | 20245) 53% iTexae & Pac Rr... “49 964,; 93 ji g 1ei——1l% | Was Ke higher Q * Body ~* 681, 654) @@ —2h, 18% 12° Tex @ P Coalé0. 60 ~ 34%) 14y 1444 — 1, oat bed 30% Muneines 4 45%,' 4441 45% | 49 15% Tex Pp Land Tr new 50; 29%} ~8%t5' 28% | 1s . is. =" ‘Murray Body Con 5 3243! 32x) go Ly | 23 | 16% Thatcher wf © 22 | 23 jeg") ty | lS 8 week 106 GAS: vie wong seac—aag | 38, | Spastomer ame) | 5b 545 9212, 90% 90% a1, | 3G 414,/The Fai Co 2.40.— 24 yh 7 5 , "4 Si i. Was ne at “y “8 % | osa*, 274 iThompson Co 3 0 Stat pe Hess p7] e;ern. el a 1% | S94 15 }2|TideW Asw’ Oi) 69 : S eS 4 me - a m 26% S6 % — a j Oy) 2 ‘Tide Ww oO pfd 5 Nat Bis pt dz) “Sise * (344% /145 gs | 742%] 78 [Timken 2 B°s>” **| eat P ~ 2 - ya I a8 138 — 11g! +s Be Tohace, Pri was | ow” ' ~O»r ~~ -a8n Beg > eg SB 2. ; = Se é‘ o- 2. ae 108 = !Tobaeeo Prod A 7.! | 7 , + Sat Dairy Prog 2 ; 2914! Goa = . f. ~ ~ "+ ~tP te Xat Dept +&, ree ; —s 34 24 “f 4 *h We, tn. 3% Transcont ome is « -| 84; 7%! 7%! 7) My i? ; 335% /1353 135%. : Se No riawest Tel 3 x0)’ 34 54 4 ° & 103% 98 Unir Pict let pf x 229/107 y /101 en i | 37 2S {nie 2 ROO et am mp | : Oppenhemm Cellins 4 2) TS 4g 4% i, | mt 0%! 244! © “JD Ir * 4 = 7 74%\& 744 | Pre " { S 2.3 1) 2, “8 26 CT 5; 33 Sanadium Corp ; es ‘ : ia > ; ¢ ~ a. 62 ‘ ; if 149 14 2 148 1, wiiegees as 61 o3 48 VanRaaite lst pf . / 42 j 48 : nee nt [120 Hey —J | GOR! 53% Wiex Chemica] #..) 5) 58%) 56% ge, ! _2 Otis § )y 9 9 o fm | =. a7 3 Victor Talk Mach. "| S 36%; 35 M%! 35% Pae- Gax & Bier @ . * $epany pte i Ot, ‘ "ietor TM cvt pf 6 1} go %! RP iz! aR = iee 13 et wis wf chips 100%) 96 ‘Vietor TM pr pf 7.) 1} 97 eee he % ; Pen = - ‘ vv. . . ~ . “ * ; j a " : “Ff re & | OF a> inne 2 De pr ptd 7 1! 87 ‘ 187 j ar ~f. "eo 22%) 38 oe a, ea 30: 24% yi dow tn> $f@-. 2} 41%! 41%! at x| 4 Pet 4 > 51 51 | » — a 2 Ee mo = iVaudoy - ees 92) O7%& f 26% oe BR Sage i Pt B 4 45 52% 5] t ee am 80 “4% 'Vulear Detinning - xe “e * 3 a =: 4 W ox cat 1S ore he ae . P ; : -" R 15 , =? = 4 o ito *s Ri 419 W oe eo f Pp &R oi o) = _ ed ~— oe 2 4 4 oy) 17 , Is ae Ps Ye s 79 105% 104% 104 % we 12 S3%} 17 2 Ward vl 2a - | TS % | 2a %/ © " - 63) 40 an 39% |__ 5 97 a 84 |Ward Baking pid 7 1 9t | G4 ER Ry , Utah ¢ i mt 7% 7% 7&%i ee 4 #5 2 | af) Warner Bro Pict A | 105 26 %% | 25 % | 25%) © 3 Exchange Pe By 41 44, es 116 i & Warren Bros Co 4 |} 40:117 (413 115%) “47 2 1 4 f ~i% 9 20% © a | 4s! 56 Weber & Heilb 4 li 71 . i % ss — Vines ] oe 44) Qui, Sox, epi1 « ae “18 110 iW Pa P 7 pe pf 7) 30/114 % 111415 214%) "4 : ss OM ~ ~. %& 22 1, 22 1, — x ' oe a ee _ ee 2.4) 0 47% | 48 sj 44 3, lacs x . & Ford |} > 21%) aoa 2%, |_ goa) . 4) Western } arvyland | 1¢8) 62%) 4o1, 61% Pehick & F pt 3 x8 102 00 yO, af 102%; 3 | sri?) £0. \West Ma 9 fd ..j ‘i 2} @2 “| Sg ; en Dixie Cem © 4 oR 26." | on “i ee. a ~9 % Western Pacifie . | 10} 42x) 47 | Se > % ‘ > ’ tl : ‘ : : : ' 4 ° . . , tha | 18 C6 %! 66%! Gem | 3, os 2 et Wane; union Tel 8.) 1/162 4,162 % 162%} © “2 sae 15% 151% —3% | 89 &, 71 36 | Westing ElaMr 4° ~y 3 — . ] - {130% 130% —] 7% 9” ‘2 | ane Mf 4 G8; 857 s+ 84% 71 a r ria) 13 > 4 341 . 1 a / ~ % | ’ West El&) ] pf + 5 92 1 | |e ’ >. PM f — 2° me 2; 34% - 2: ed a W esta ] n 2} S| 9 4 ae rv) =) 105% 1053, 105% i x | OT 1) gen we 8 _Elee Inst . ~| 221%) 11y] ligt. & ed 2 j3 53 a ss ae ; od a2 White Eagle Oil 2 1? 23 i,,! 23 in, °o3 Ped | ou 40%! 39,/ ao (is 412) 28% White Motor Co 4/ 19 39%1 39"! 39 — & , ef 14' 23 | oun 20 & io S31.) ap 2 White RMS ctf, 2! 40/41 %! 40 ; ; $2 7 4°71, 42 iis t% 23 L, pi hy Wh te Sew Mach 44 42 asi 47% 47 Rate ' + TER 42H) 42g Tes? | Se t -ihite Se M pta 4) 4 57%! 5632) 5612 /_ . Mor 4 7! 10%) pA: 10% | 3 1f Witty. Overland / SY We! psarl fea? ‘ re 4; 43) ae i se 96 CR Wi Ore a o_ 2 >% i i > * 43% 43%, i... os +o S luys ¥ pid 4% ie | 94 | ga 92% a 9 By ay s . * li i Wilson & fey iZ% Iv ts ]?: BSH, a 16%) 1964, 16% (5 32%) 10 Vilson & Co A 32} 25% 24%! ZS %i ® | '& W Ya’; “L149. (7 St ta! Aas te > aes (Wilson Co pid” 4344! 73} Tym : : 1 +9 149 149 ill 19 LI7%, W ool wth Fw s 125,184 1, ISS ly 184% *__e@; - ‘ , b » 4 ste Sb, 743) 74 * Sing ; a. - 1, Worthington P&M Tita a3) 39% ; Presee cos SL Il i1igwZ 119% 25 | 20%: 2 Wright Aeroraut 1 136) 54; soe 2 ? ae : Pressed Situs Ctt-.| 10 ap 8) 20%) 2 | | 50% Wrigley Jr wr 3) 5eaf/ 562. | Sexi c ee oe FORK, . . ‘ p ‘ ? 4 7 7 i—_ 7 ' : ~ , > mis | ‘© G40 lations ers & R Si ec 7 > q | as & T o. ise ; S2 : 2° | Market - = ’ & ki fin nie yf) $4 . . 1 : 2 eg - ' 45 25 Yellow Trk & Cn i " 4 "2 ts ‘y P poi ¥G ' D 7 NS 21 ag eeu) 22% >> a aad GE Fn ee Sa 4 ne te on 92 iy "aoa : = eo fa ‘Youngs Shar ‘5p ‘ 5) 85%) gs.) S5u\: Sis 33," ——=— SS “ imm % eam adas-¢ 1 Apples Are Practically Ee a OU a ePRles Moderate Hen Prices Dectine on Local Ex. Ow. Sept, 2° | change. ically Unchanged ST. Lowrs BUTTER EGG AXD POT Thin Prate an he : 4 PY . ‘+ 7 ~~ EN os - CL — 1 the demand | TRY EXCHANGE. Sept 22.—Heavy hens IS PRODUCE = Wer Pract = were sc low a + » ~ ; ; . " . Ran — ba Skets ' lowep ay 18 we at 220: light hens Le ¢ ; ary vi bes oJ Nathanse Na, : Following quctations ‘ REECE . * m. son —— + hag j in pare hands: 4S afe for round lote | POLAND—Ziot, - . fs , @a -.. r ] “Ss Bou eT. j ——2 Creamery ee eet CZECHO-SLO > 7 s ~ 31.50 to €)'- 4 2 _ CxXtrag, 4 : - VAKIA— Cw . 2 $1 to $i fh ee | No. dm ite: firets Slie- t Bn: | By the Associated Pre ARO SLAVIA to $1: barreleg >. mes he 7 | 30c,~ "8°Sing stocks ~S¢: country roll,' = New YORK in_ a AUSTRIA—crow mee to run, $3 20 to $4 : | EGGS ... | FToups of curd marke; RCuritie ot oa tA] : ir enog eases | pressure ; © sfeit the ARGENTINA—Pee, ot ® Hs. Sa a0 ore hard Pare, | returned ] > } 24 to s5 b me. r rn b atime ; ns . . ess. nad dispia ‘ . for drops and hand-pichng ering RARGARING — Tabie to JOU of the list Closed low or — =a SHA NGH At Yep 7 || 35e" naner Li tte: Ke 2S erede o | Bme of selling ‘thas es. inte ‘the MONTREAL po Peaches were available to the | naetry 7. tdecia) @ tubs and bakers’ | re Midday - “© Mar- Nornin Were no ear. | 7 see tes. Which linn o. Car- | of CHEESp ™ Northern twins. 25c- sin. | Were Tately ’ buerant the day before. found’ dittiann. an track SOD es CODSisted > Ger long orn ; wroken car, Prices were about 2c. a is 2 b + ” + diab oe Catsic "y ~ ne their rains 2nd Yielded slichtly | nd yesterday Grapes Were fully LIVE PO TTR i—Fowin™%, Cay | Pipe Laem ech a being ndiana } re Me ‘ ' Tw f f aay « vy x te ~—* | ¥2 » SUOTATIONS. © “€F steady. | towts aeht. 18 “shorn hens, 3c: {| Point gain resterday. y% cuum lot ‘more | AP ‘S — Michigan hyalone Spring chickens, 94... bruilers, 24... leg- | a S 4 point and ble ang io On R . + en . lometn Sto erg 2Ne (CZ OTH, ana bigce IDM) ; x fractionally, . ESTABLISHED Vt PES—Colorade White ana . I2e: legho ie. New York ne it gi ” tra! umba Mts SI to $1.10: | 2 “Toa. ptt @ l6e- sat Gucke, Se: | = ben tanta ree recently hav, die. | “5O0e” O -$2.56. home- | 3 14 4 peanae reese oan turkeys POINTS ates Pgh + fae - oss of 2 | 18. : Ne, 2 Urkers, 16 Ala Ow of ear firmness t | the r ; i 4 ; n bores An. ; CHrse. » Urkeye “s.. ee ‘ , “ . Bag ES — Mi isan Cthertas No 1 7 eye. 28e; Sante®. 2 pounds aad over: | strome he a Southern SUC arain were —Total transactio: amounted to $11 Kk ago, $8,914. 009; yea YORK. Sept, 22. k Exchange today nomeaired With $2,171,.4266 9 000 sate period two years ag . motations On Liberty Bonds are ; , That is, for instanc our thirty-seconds following is a complete list of ewest and closing prices: ERNMENT BON 6 100—17 10016 vO 4 10014 100 —13 1 103—30 103-—30 | eat 3 103—28. WS—23 103—zg ; 104: 103-—30 103 RATION BON F103 % 103% 105% | ©. @ sale Printe: S. re be GT 103% 104, 105 i & rrr ee _-_ , ~) > bed = = x =§ od ue ™ Oo co - ge? ner SES2 re a aD ee ~ aa ow - PSE ol So5s- SEEe- ri SSes oo Lhe, “ ec ~ ~ it Go ine SSESSSE — SES%ESE ddd oii a ae i Sez ree Freer re SEES i Drach D og 3 2 ? = » rose oe if me C= =: Ps . Ee ed 7 3% t« ~ am ~ = * Ss» FELLER Rated - sires a Freep firsts .. . Hands, $O ox to 32.75: | 31@33- Ord} , fi — ©f liguidat; ' D ‘ “a te be ~~. 7 irsts, 37 . ~~ +6 On in ale P nat @30c: cases i icday after seve a wed dealings BRAZIL— wilreiy D Wi 53 ae DQrz ay «3 23342 3» IN hn ne —— ~ 55 ae 3 ome LRP ~~ == + ate "333 ii “bebe r + a oo. ake &2zS ee £ 2223 = oa AOR. £3 te : ’ fs wee ad torr x e=2y * 72 . i 3 a 83 ot oe tf be = 8 « CHIC, cc ; LUNTDION ey, mail : . spn 3525 ters folion. SP 23.—~Graig Ride and | "PO. £54. tees Ieig tt £54. 325g heer | ings Cbortian to ’ fd riers otder_ 5 ‘sC and ..” | tralwtie IMP. Spot. ia): ; a Bees nal lene po sad we. CMe per hy . . ot. 37s ye, ; eae in oe DES ines a a + bevel. por ¢o7 7s, G4: tq. | don Wool Sale _ me MS thre ron? . E Pee : pt. ee Oonr 10 068 hates wor? offered | Sent P= yal rain Maes N TS Sf BANGE, Tia eazue mt and at, futures Stzo5 | Bs " ry: 73- N Bids. Otters. : z : .F HI f i | za H i SCtio’ whiek Was wel @strihbuted a ; | Bec ; i i 6 S Siee.s JERE =3 ~~ 22% aa ee elena! 32228 see 888 FOR Bs ee : : : $33 SES258 2 ERs aR ns ve oie tem gf 3 if ~ Or -Ceee, ? fra i : Se2p ester ‘er,

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— - of . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be bit aes THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _, KAGE a WHEAT DOWN: COMMENEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB (COMPLETE) "| a si } > rj Tt a] $99. 9 - ( 4 | J san apollo ae i". is, for instance, saie printer 24 means $99 and {Tex @& P - 101 High, Low, f. Ppt . ‘ dae et ’ ‘ 9 | SEPTE ‘MBER Eh Witten 8 ws thirty-seconds of a ag gros not A 24. Third ge adj b. ‘ Alum Co Am pfd. | Hu Patillp Morris i on) ; 22)108% 2%) 1202 % | 102 % Wyoming " a. ¢ mplete list o ransactions, w ie abe EP he f Am Chein Stores. a ! : ~ ; br hs $1 75: 7 | Ohi. 126 M% 125%, T: ee he : lowing is a con P! i . ith sales, high ) t 7. 1\108 % 3/108 % os han Geman we | ot fe: 93 Page moreey T. 60 83 3 31 : 1 984 103 ¥ 1103 3 1.75: ay triumphs: Hs ‘ Cattio— Kecei Dts. ce. 38 : 1K. C..120% Lt) 120 \b f 3 P and closing prices: : 1) oo Kxploration.| a: 2 ong aR I og | 13 Firestone z bee 5) ted 09 "| 99 to $1.75: Valley. cobbiers $133: gene ee with «ood si sea : SME “> i : — 13) ‘ : vow EG 4 . ; +d steady to Y ae — ae AT : Tales’ High.) Low. , Close, Trumbull St 6 f* 40} ge res . & El...| Vi 1 4 Pick “A oe ae Pd Lone Star Gas de 4| 97%!) 97% ag Ea Se TUns—Home-growa , ber alm steers : a SE a / 27 4, : - 1 _ y St Ry 5 ..| 3 4j Pitts y° Mani Lid 5%e 51) Ub 7Sc and 1 estern . 128 % ber eo "MEN T digi Sa BOND MARKET AVERAGES. jn Pacifie Ist ‘ 2) 07 07 % 4 | Am veel | prai O & Gas. 14| 51% Milw G Lt 4% 967) ' eee ngs ~ tg 60c; nancy ba $6 25 a 10. ; ps ly 30. Dose mediuaa 23% b oat nr 1ol—14 on ‘s Thurs, Wed. do Rut $. ‘ 24) UC . = hippest | 02 | ° Prai +. > i eee ey ae Mont Power 58 62 3} att a EB was about steady. Celery was Tow ratios range $4.50@5; — nies o1l— ——I Tr U 8 Rub 0. ‘ tees ; Prem oO . 46) is) 9 h tronger. Onions ‘ ° OM, Fast RETIREE || Ty eet Ries Gea Be Uf sea -ar'a| ehseMiBe A [2s ee w | Bram Gold :-:) 440 /HeRESESFE SS 8 SE) Sal $08 [eek Karearegne cs nee ana. | Phe Any Saat ea 2 Ht " | jai, 3 yo—17 1y0—16 L0O—17 |} 4% dary rails... ay Ss 95.00 } & Stee 5. 47/100 34 108 % 109% |Am M vee Pruden Co pid.. Narragan 5s 57 11 % |100 % 100% Qu UOTATIONS. she "$6.0: 5 fat ewes SEPTEMBER — Ais 14.100—13 100—13 || 10 rable tals ie 75 101.80 zee Tr 6...; 69) 96% 110 y | 965% jAm = }105?% siege Pug SP & Lt 1| 32% 6) 32% | NatP&Llt 6s 2026 10/108 108 4 104% | AVOCADHs—Frioriva 31.50 to SS per 19.50 eur : MB CORN, —" ae 4100 8 yt eRe eniteiviad a wees ‘oO. or aro al 4.100 % |100% (100% |Am Kay “| ik Puget Sd P pid. a} m| STH) STH ‘ 2§ \s | crate. MG, O41, 90% nial eee 192, 1 01— 10 ee +) ere : en average oe. 98.24 98.20 | Utica G&E 6s ..| 3/105 44 |105 % 105 bo Am Solv&C pte pt. “| Realty As Brk. : , a . 5 100 t% _ARTICHORES—-California. $1.50 per 8 1, R71 abe oar 4 " 69)104— |103 3— 30 LUS— | ya aoe month ago.. mar | Ver Sug 7s yAG 100 {100 }100 | Am Superpow A.) |g | 3e5 ‘ y Reiter Foster ... 78 104 p peck lower; receipts 63 DECEMBER © , - os 103—2 '103—28 | nn enn 4! — |Va&SW econ 5s..| 75) 977 is} 97% | 97% emer B. | | Js Reo Motor ... 3). 2: %\ 2 6%. a | | SUTTER BEANS -— Home-grow BBe: ordinary firsts, § OF i; . oR. _ fi jul g103—2! oe _ Total bond sales (par value), $10,- Virginian By 5s.j 4108 j107%/108 ‘ = i 3 Richm R cvt pid. ‘ 24 | ; £ 20¢ : 2° 95% 97 BE '103—31 631,000. Wab rfg 5%s 75 4/106 105% 106% : | Royal B Powd. rf bu bex = $ Tae aS : 38% 06% 984-% ® 108, 103—0 at abe 76, 62/102 }101 %j10! Cont ilflds| : | Richfield Oil pfd N " dozen bunches ze o1 ro ‘- oe +3 C— TION B BON N DS. Wabash 5s B 76, 62) % (102 yg re BRUSSELS 5P ornia, 4 “iwisconal - "a "t deste 6 Hitch Security whlew Hich: ow. |Clos | Walworth Co 6s,; 15) 99 % | EBs) 95 Dept Stores. Ross” Stores ....) 4) 2°, : 7 to 20¢ per ib ; M4 MARCH CORN ; soe 195 | 95 | MO eee : - ae 1 Worn Sug 7s 41] 3.107% 1107%/107% | Am Exploration Royal Typew riter a) % % | PennP&L 5s D53' /10% ‘1 pe . to $25: a: ote a ’ _— Ex ~e ORPORATION BONDS i ; a rrr er F eee ASST eee item in ae — ov se A ce) Sa tal ~-¢ ieee ed — Sie RP PSS rere Sears one 7 a 8a Me fr eM Pe ar waa nb ROS Lt. Be ny Ra Ba a PLONE GDL LEN BE POLY BE Ee Ne he ; Xs sa eos Aa Tee r cemsene “ — re — : £. ~~ ware bar RD OM EINE AN ATTEN GTO ee Nt A ee iat le ON at ll AE ht CN et TT IT Hy OC. LICR OLOGY A OAL Re A MEL AE ELE AI A Ra ENED RL LLL LE ILD, BY YELLED B® Se ee ee ae | ee ee ome . 7 aed - . - on ’ ’ ae oy ~s : . ‘ ‘ “s eo . — ype . . sash — aes eaete wgahs . . . _— . ”~ mec 4 ee ee om, * ~ mana ® . _ _ ~~ a my eek RS (ere te ” oe , See oa — . ~ a ~ _ - w VIDwore ait PION age ctr pats AR TaN Gomer g - a Gi oS Paes © ~— ~ oS @ ¢ & cm ttt pet pe Dk KK Ee RS ok arid & eee gsi SRL Wenge! ee os ae i ens ee Rol qe ene aes ae a paw os a a P ™ AER. hte AA alert AE EARLE LOAN Ae PL LOL LEE LL R LOALELEEA LL AALN LLE AL ALD ALLA A ALLIES LPIA LPL LL ALLL AP ALLELE DAL DLE LDA LAD LLL LLL LLL LALLA, EAL LL DINED Be pO alt mace 8 pata : Sed. oaso 2 ty. npr & ‘ | . Began e-.- + = = - & 5s TNE = ~Men ee a2corisoD @ Cree? ort er x ee + he wd >a Fanori ace Rs > ee eee en ee eee Fer + rata. t -_ — gore) a . * ~~ Co Co = ha ee oF — Fe © ‘ Si To we 29 rere Faro —— rs = Soto = os ww - Se _ 7 Southe P&L war So Cities Util pf South Penn Oil..| Southw Pera Pipe| — *Spearhd Gold . | 1 Stand G&E ptepf| 35a 110 Stand Oi! Indiana Stand Oi) Kansas) Stutz Mot CarAm Swan & Finch.. Swift & Co Swift Int Tampa El! Teck Hugg Gold. Tidal Osa non vot Timken Det Axle Trico Prod Tob Prod Export. Tonopah Bel Dev. Tr Lux Day P. Trumbull Steel . Truscon Steel Tubize AS B ctf. '550 Tuns 50 Sol Lamp . ok be . .| | 87 | hs | 6 | Mo Pac rfg 58 Got 2101 |101 Berlin E £ 6% 56) x B'} than yeste rday's clone “ana "iu 7 | | Mo Pac gen 4.. 2) 78%l 77% % | Bogota 8 45 .. 2) 2 United Bisculé B: ber corn was down We, sf 90%} 90% | Mo Pac 3d ext 48; 1) 94 | 94 . Bolivia 8 47 ...} 134 4 ee 7 , United Gas Imp.) Liverpool market closed %&d } 48106 (105% (106 Mob & ic 169| 97% | 96% 1% do 7 58 | * 24 | oie actont ti tor Deak — wheat and ha citca 04 7H ? =: Ss ne | J/103 Y% |103 te “2s | Bordeaux C | 7% Cen Aguirr Sug. F 4.4 R105 O44 104% | Mor: & C si Oe = Brazil 8 - of 107 % > : 1 B vofd a wheat opened 14d rb fo fey , 16 10° LVU1 ™%& 101 4% aa 1, 85%, 85% o % Austral ‘ 5 ; ‘ : ; ‘ 7 58 | O07 % est Fives. . 54 : f 'T? S Freicht lower for December and %\ aa ts = 100 44 100 Fy 100 4 urray Body 6% 1, 94% O4'y) $ "41% | Berlin. Gc El 6% 2! 97%| 97% 1 mie 4 a a ‘ % | USL B ter down for March. The Wij wh 4: hady S tes : — . ¢ ' he ' 4 = do pf new .. v A . USL atlery oe a) FE. RS — to) ow) Mnnvc a) Eg er et et acorn Vtg mace OS ~I% +) © dD i oe ~~) OO te ll * i ow ‘ —_— ee > " a. ~~ Wyo C 6) 1, 97 97 i 10 EEN PEAS—lIdaho 50-Ib crates. P Not Snider Pack 6s 32; 9/107%[107 , GREEN PEPE Ton ticgers 800 9 5-1 aed Solvay Am “0201 | ‘| 9S 1; OS 206¢ to "5c and oa n ag ts per bu > 2025 per bu SEPEL Os 2020) 381108 [102% 102% | /™Guipo-—Home-grown, 60c per 1-3 bu 38/101 %|101_ }101 alin SCout Home drow. 6 13 10¢ 51 ee G e- So Dairies 6s 30 i 99%| 97%) 99% | per doz Stand Iny Cor 65s HORSE Ea eR grown No 1 37 | a 107% |106 % |107 % | $7 cerrice: and No, 2 $3 ver j Iba. Stand Oil NY 6%4| 4, et: 104%4|104% | box; Colorado crate 1.50" 40 "$2.78; 1 08 % 08 ~ A . . ALE~— sun Maid ‘$y 71101%\101 {101 MUSTAR 8 AND KE Bs 32 °7j101 100% 56 13) 97%| 97% Transct! _ iF ae 5 edie Rit: Ls _—> en - vic ee 111 Lo p ng «3 ite ates —_— >t fn ~ — re 55 PROVING QEK OTH FS rotor mts st us BROW DI Da) Gm & S+lii es Sete RS FFE ~- ee _ - to Go ee t5 = Se] i caret ; “ef . ‘ +) 1100 09% | 100 Argentine 6 57 A! 9%) OOS) § Bkn City RR... 104% |104% (104% do 6 58 B. 2} 99%) Of 09% | Buckeye Pipe L. i l ht et eet tee - PS . ~ * oe —— > - ~~ ~ etn Ee z SR PR EI TOE. SO EE — Cormac nish Clim Grd ~2 25 ~) 2 Di 00%1|100 100% do 6 sfg 50. >| 2%) OF Bucyrus Co new. 2 101% OL Ag do sfg 1961 Feb 9014; 9OBY 1 Bucyrus & Erie. 5 5 do 6 1961 May: 1) 99S) OOY % | Buff N & E Pow do sf 6 1060Ma) § he ( Buliard Mch & tT do sf 1960 Oct! ‘ ; ave 99 4 Bunk H & Sul. do 5 1945 | . 1 Case Plow W. Australia 5 55. .| ! Celluloid Co rts ; Bavaria 6% $s. : W7 90 Club Aluminum. nF Cons LA goad , ) 04k, 104% con « , a a _* Can In cone 1% 1100 - et MKaT i 6s C | "85. * | Can Wirel 5 104 | 1 I . - 07 | 96%| 96% |MK&T adj 5.A.| 2 at 104%. ois : esos eC 10 Cardinal Petrol . HU % i 96 |} 96 Ys Mi&T adj Os A } 33} LOU ‘%|l05 (|LU6% io BY Cae >) » 104% Carib s a new 5 Mo Pac os F ié) 497|100 \& |100 1100 % Rerlin 614 50 .. ‘ ne el lst pt 6% CCA ce te . a = 03 tS Dor G2 & Re SRS -3 ~ pie = Fx —* 08s a eR AD A Nite ee en Le na A ts oe Rome ree om ‘ i See =~ & | . sel fri . 104 |10 ; 1 to $1.40 L101 (101% ies s “ ve hg = wil) 3 ye We ted est, Westghse E!] M 5s! 4! werd der trdie + bo | At one © Si. celtvemae .** Stor 6 5% ad teu. a n 103% 1108 4 per erate LOW WR Colorado. > - e2) O%) OY 4 Lew In ex wa! 20) 9%; 99k lo | d or | oo 7 50% BbOU%a = Rat va Prt 105% | Lorillard Co 7s..| 24118 118 "118 bo ag gh ergs 1 ‘a7 Atlas P C new..| Silica Gel Cor vts Pure Oi! 5%s8 4H 9%; 99 99" | CELERY — MichigaD hiehbalis ernae. SEPTEMBER RYE. 430416110444 /104% | Louis & Nash 7s) 21105 |105 (|105 Wheel Stl 5% 48.! boxe Bancitaly ..+.++.! Silver (1) Bros. a el 101 4/102 . * our York 2-3 crates. $2. Chi. . 95% 045, O5%b 6100 ty 1001, 100% re Ist “.° reds 10) 102 hi 102 %| 102 % W- ‘Spence ‘St rf | ls By > oe peg OE 15(1 9-16) Syne, Pe egg +, 52 PeCUCUMBERS—Hom "grown cucumbers. : 1% o&WN wni 4s... 1} : % | io ackstone 50 -| 98%! 98% |e dill pickles. $1 and ow ECEMBER RYE ai Ot A Oe | ens “a : | de 7 “ ‘ Southe P&Lt ctf 47 | 27| 98% z 25e to -75e: s 100 %i1e9) L&aN § M jt 4s Lv; | ¢ y 1 Ove 2 Serre reri §0a' 142 Soutne mbers. 50c per busbhe box. Ca. . Ba 96 96% b 10 a, | od % | MoCr 5Sles ctf 41 | 991g) 99%) be wire Over Blyn Shoe | 2} , 1 90 90 mutgGP UANT— -Home-grown, 75c per let- Gain Pounds of WwW MARCH RYE Be eee a! gis “| al B1| or isl Ste ero a omeo't Meche serrel” Coro 'si| 71.2 | 20 ,, [tuce box "and bushels boxes. 81, 44, 4.|Strength in 3 Wee ‘with ; : — nn Lori lard Siew .. j 4 7%) Wisi e! e sridgep’ ach. o ‘ iwwot GAKLIC— Caisorua ‘ LE . 1G) 059) Foul 89% | Mob & O 4%es wil 160°. 97%! 97. | | Young S41 i 1334 103 , | Brill A Shawsheen 78 5/1004 100% 100% New YEAST and IRON—or al “Re —-_ Ws ee ter thl dt / 491. | Market St Ry 7s 9%) 2%} 904 rill B ST LOUIS MERGHAWrs: — od U7 ha) Gi 0 is maak : FOREIGN BO Brillo Mig Sept 22—Corn closed % ec high Hs 3 tg a 4 } snipe | Met Pow 6 oof 1) 1064 \, 1063 4 LUG 4 % | Antioquia \ 405A) | 15! TAG 05% | Br-Am Ot) coup lerdays close on eher than 5 2 a ye? be | ‘| | Met W 8 El Shide} 79 +} TD | TM do > B he 5 5 Br-Am Tob coup December hard ent a eat ; oe : 10 100% s @ | Mich Cen deb4s20 dash wheat was steady to ® 3 | Mid C P 6'4s 40 light demand Cor was. seedy ak = Midvale Stl evt 5 demand and oats were steady to ec hich MiER&IL, IstosBOl a! semen ee heat a ae Bpertan Naa o> >. opened Se lows M&StL Ist rfg 4 $1.2 : ” then sold still i ral ls MSP&SSMar 6% , MStP&SSM 5% MS P&S8 85 Marie con 58 ..! « MStP&SSMar Ist | | ar nea Vg = 2 ee Cae tr ke otom CO tS Bond ee ~ POO WK Oto SP ~lW~lX CS BO ————— — ~ pat ee BD ODI CO OG OW er SEx.8 The _s a + G2 od ~ - ») tSto* Dt +) eg c below yest clos bo so the upturn. however, cn rte Posh — corc sold to CREO TA YS oe nn Rss Dh mt i med me CO Rs F Fer Orr Oise 2 OS = eo) b oaie bain ieee —_ _ 9111 U Rub 6%s5 25) 3 100% 100% ome-grown, $2.50 “te per { x. Edis ba 371101 1% 101 PARSLEY—Home-grown, 10c to 15¢ per dozen bunches. j 14/101 100% Ly PIMENTO—Home-grown, 35e per 1:3 bu basket. ; 0 eet 100 PF ii80 PARSNiPS—Home-grown, 75c to $1 per 0% 8| 94% 94% 04% $-Home-grown tips, 10¢ and 24| 88%4| 585 88 *RADISHES 15e per dozen unches. Western P 5% 57} _ 5! 98%| 98%| 98 SPINA et? vues eTown. 75sec per bu Weatvy Ch 5, 37 | 19 101%) pole +3 box. to 45 : White E 0 51%57' ae A | 96 LAETS — SIONS, 40c to 45c pe Wis_Cen 3 _3)_- B74) 7 coetaiNts BEANS—Home-grown, '50c to per bu SQUASH —Hoine-erown hubbard, 75c FOREIGN) BONDS. r bu box PePAUERKRAUT—Casks, $9.50: porte. el $3.75: ke«s. a] no pro Ugh DOVUVolo paz 52230 a eeling 4 - eu Pw WIOOwwH Co ~— tO ~~ 6 ~_~-* — co 2 LD TD COme ee De eC -' we — Bee = 0 - & $d Io — ~ — San Piers WNT BE RS at ~~ vO : AniDeg markets Mis (2 a 50 ain Son bs Budapest 6 “O62; |) HSty} & 3 4 do was Ke higche e : SORE : : ‘ hehe Local, wheat receipts which were 84 [pe Sil 9's 14105 [104% 105 | ctts 43. Ata itan, 838 Antioquia 7 .+-./ 11) M546) O44) a kere oe, | 905 % | united Verde Ext els. week ago ang & 00 last 000" —— a ee OB, 13 V3 | Na mene 4 cetied rb ayia Bri : Pe OF > é 3% | , 33 | me k Cit Serv P 6pc p| ORL | ry ny hgh ay § i's ct . 16 {} 1 49 ‘ 40 1% Ry .~ 35 + Cohn Hall Marx ' ~~} ? a . : S Bisse. , mI Colombian *Svynd. 17 *1; 1, Utility Shares ; pu 101 % {101 %| 101% do Option .... 18! F. 3 4 z= ns *o oN ~ tro DOU — we ans we te | 5 103 % 105334 10. -~ a al . # els a week ago and 86.800 last Ed ge tis os nl cluded 35 cars local and 25 throurh. Corn Bi gen 5s A 5,105 %y (105 % 100%, | s § : 4 +: receipts. which were 60.2 7 iM ir Gs... | 35 PH by Y64,, OG * ‘Nat alry rod ; ? ‘108 AUN ts 102% + i ‘ e* au 10; 103, ij We Ceene Pow pf d. pared with "1 000 bushe ic Need, ect) Bel i 57 7% ay te | M% ; a? : Mex o | | rr h 5Slag set 10:10. 5% | ated 1105 Tay C C and 110. 600 last ear, i « j sige Ti 0 j i .- POTS » m1 1 A “seni 3: 92 | ey ons Oa . local and 5 thro » osu 7%i 10 101. 101 0 = oe as a ae 6, 12 +6 | 12 ‘| 127% Cons Dairy . 000° buck 000 bushels of pa S A rd 8 7 ~ % | Net R Mex 4s ce 18 17%! 18 gn a 3 Gone G iE ati . Tew ' = no eg ge ane ahh ma.) -. ones ality . BRO. inclines he 1 and 6 cars Saki ji 2 AOS = ‘” gt iN Ry | 1 | 1 1 ee eee ee 4 100 100 i | SGorves iva. rroeuch. Hav - Pet 54 . a » F | oN Pa Ns ’ Ns | F esti i oD . : } i. ms isa ; Ss 9) 4 ) id ahi ergo and 4 —_ were 10 cars le i; hy “gs 1100 |100_ 100 |New Eng ret 53) 6.105 % 105% 105% | Cauca Ths 46 12 +4 84 | 9814 5 Wy see ry binck Rae ae San rettern markets come id +s ag tt Li ; 100s gt “a pe s N — * r&T gen | 42'100 : 993 1100 o ro - 41 2 804) 4 109 * Soe oe ( Creseon Gold- .. with 1707 a week une and teas a 4 6) 2119 1119 1119 |xo Pub aS te ee et ‘ hile 1,109 atime Cuban Tob cil. Minneapolis receiving 3 --) Zi 10244102 I nye: & BR deb 6 3108 % ‘eats 108% j Chin G Ry ; 991.) 99 % L berees Ine oe 1} 54 +H Wilcox O &G .. | Dan Con 5% NEW YO change Thursday an on Ad : fis ct Gs eG * “3 10: 2% aoe te Aiea ae INYC aot | ys 1, s 50...! 99 4,1 DR us perege -.* e* "| - 1414 Ww right Har Min | , 2 | Copenhag 5 62. .| ceipts, 20.153; nearby hennery WHEAT—No, 1 red winter, mmes Eng 45 20, 54! ye 4° 1, 108%. ‘108% 108 % OMDp 4 0.90) >» Fee mi hte De Forest vie ..| ge % a% | Yell T Cab iF Ld o| « ) Denmark K 5% closely selected tras, 59 @62c: ey red “Winter. $1.41; No. 3 red wint rs Pac o8. 7 104? * & HR ref &) Opn ni 5 i, c : 7 Doehler Die Cast! - 17” _ 17 Yuk Alas tr ctt. se a 6. 4 0 and nearby Vester . Oo garlicky, $1.22: No. 3 mera lst giddy! 4i US's) YS%e 3% np 4%» 36, 102% 101 % 10: 2% -Ordadon ee? ae as Re h 7 DOMESTIC BONDS uremburg mA o average extr smrutt 1.15 21). he. Ca be rr 1 hn, ; . ba 5% 3 101 % 101% 101 Douglas Sho¢ ; v2 Xs RAE EE, I Bk 7 44 2 101 1 wns, extras. 7;, 1.15; x » $l. Se ef “4 ++ * NYC “& HR con 4, 2, 04%| Ot, Ue) - oe 103% 103 Ig 103% pe pf ae me , ~ 4 | 9: 9 we 6 gine 59 @ 60 4c; ‘tc foots to ex- & %-- — Fae 4 od et ed | ee : lat Dubilier Condens %| 4% 8% |All Pack 8 39... 2 s| 45% >| | . . 30. > Tie 47, Le) why | | 9 1.84%} 843 41 ch s Ol = 99 : | oo firsts, 42@58e.. C firm; receipts. 3.yellow. 94450: No, 4 yele Br nba} L107 4 (107% (107 % “ | salar’ 1072 ie o7ig BB... 21108 | 4208 | Bitingon sehilds 84%) 34% | Alu 5 52 100 % [100% | 1100 % Hamburg St_ | 97} 166.7 719: i state, | whole- milk Re Moi vary ae No. 5 yellow. 91ec: een 4h 210 | era : é i. Dan “Mi nm 68 A. ~ eb ‘ -| 95 : ‘ Rit0n7 06 % 1107 learco, E = ancy yellow, B80. Non see ogee: NOM Onn tis Ae y INYC&StL O42 12 107 ts ori 1075 | E Pan Mun 8s B) 3/111 41) Elee Bond & Sha 76 | 75% | E 6B2 | besa | 103% }ueo SM B.7 57] gs | 8 state oe ae flats, Apuie fancy to faney Tega TS No. 2 white, 503g: No. 8 wat Lee ons! Ll {N ¥ Con Ry 4%} 10 99 S| 09% | 90% a oe 5 ica > 10014 100% 100% | EIPow&Lt opt ¥ 211 sf as Am Rad 4) xe: +%) 978 —— Py 9’ a + orc ‘ , ' : i, nai ~ f 7 1 is j ‘ 4 d ‘8 m 0 , , , a) / S red. * BG 66 pe Sg a bidet O48 %c: No, S ’ : 2 , ' SY by | BY - N - Sais 7 ad4 " Li | 10 L116 116 + > ee P - p 43, ona 103 % | 105% bmi, Gt a | vt ; | Am Seat 68 36 + 2 Ms Montevideo 6 59. 2 4 express , ) #84; 93%) 98 By NU ; | a1 6s 62 3 104 7% 104% 104% | 2 ote 110% | Anaconda C 6A2 ” 4 i, |Peru 7 59 ...-; | 6! Mei OS Sle; do by express ‘23 _ ms ; , £24 | i be f« rh pf me Gt West 48., 120; G5%_, 435? S er ty 4s °Sc ‘ia , am fate ote A O43 104% 104% D R pf) ) ig 48 Appalac P 5 56. , ¥, 7 . , 99 try tirm ; ar , , ‘J ~% ® ° ' , ¥ ii «608 we 8 x) ma BU up p ' , Pirelli Co Italy i aw, «ae ‘ ° pee CORN CLOSES STEADY, WHEAT ee $68 8 OO 1100 roy Pre os rE ; ware ee “Tr 7 . 53Ma 410344 108461103 % | Fiat. Deb ris ...! 4iArk P & L 5 33) : Prus FS 6% 51 9% > "NeW Hr ies kin ati “eo rrent ; HaSIP ts. 5 204% 104% } ae CR See 1109 (109 (108 te Cigna er Q5 95 | 85 Emp G&F Tpcet pt a) oe As Sim = 8 top . > a Rio Grande. 7 66 i ¢ roomnte an eae che No ° . ‘te. Poviss ctfi =o) 65%) Go%, OO% |N ¥ N : “Ol . ae mite | ; ire Pow ... | 334%) 33% ' Beaver 2? make, No : . LOWER ON CHICAGO MARKE cere cit 7; G64_) GH) CH% | is 4 23/104 % 104% /104% | VB one r 1 103% 103% 103 Ve ies Wel A. .- 2 Me | % | Boston & Me 5 AC CHICAGO, Sept. 22. —_Boultry alive P rit) sct , O72 vi iv i j : ib3 §ys56 2 74 76.3 74 St ct oD ea AM $1074, /102 1092 le b) reka Pipe °} : Dixie G Gas 6 ' P steady: receipts nine cars: iow ’ te | . IN YX , | a 101%, 1101 |101% |peeeol. Mot .--- 1, 2%; 2%| 2% | At Fr&Sug Se49) |,29 f urkeys “5c: roosters lbc: : ; : " rn 4 88 4,101 1100 % '100 5% fide. week CHICAGV, Sent, 22.—Grain prices av P dat3etfe iF ) 4%, 64%, | re 4s ae ate O40 | 94% {Fis wi 14%, O94 | 9448} Pajardo WSugar | 38 | Beacon 0 eeAdat (102% 1102 % 102% Butter higher:, re meade oe today but toward the last . | rn te a eee Se fo aa iis 7a {Finland #1 54 2:100%4|100% |100% | *Faleon Lead) Mj 20, 39, | ¢ , | Belt. Set thse + | 51102 {102 ” ceipts 47 cuba. ’ Creamery extras 45 4c: ae ioc ma : RY Ry ine Gs Gs.1 191 AT%i ITNT [Tinian Bisa 50.) 4) 9944) 99% | 00% |wederal Wat ‘A’, 35 ag | tate | Bet Tel Con WF’ aBliog_ fos siandards Ade: extra firsts 43 @44c: firsts shown pending everncht. wea chor aan wre i238 al 4; 54%) 54? 5434 | Finlan is at “1 | + FA afr A yoo Lisp, Mach jis C N —— vi 857| 176) 7 % | 97 % sg ments before taking an aggressve stant ¢ ave. ; 7 12 aes 103 107% | Fin Mun 1 6% , ~: dea sree ot Canada| 400525 |625_ [0% CM&StP ad5s2000| er side especially a . ~| NY&SW gen O5s.| 1j 76 Se: ‘ram Jev 2 or eg ay 23%) 2: ° , ) AND RESO forecast was for frost again ‘tent nt ms *P ws Fe oy r Fel rts Gs 41! 4,100 % ae 203 a2. ‘ 104 % 105 Forhan . : ee ays a TRAVEL RTs paris of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska MEM yE? 8'2#) 15) 3: ; $14; 83% 1° ao deb Us 49. | 1110% 110) )iy ranc - | 110% /110% | Foundation Forn M & St P 5875) and Northwestern states . 3 | .-| 20\100 42 100 % 100 4s | France $8 -jo (114% 114% | Fox Theater A. MASth adsecnl | Ss | 01% n Corn closed nervous at the same as yes- i | Bll 94%) P44 N re ck} od 106 2 106 % 106% | Franklin Tpe pf. | ities Ser 5s 66.) Wiqol ut'yo1 |101% Un Elec Ke 7 ore 1 92%,/ 92 we finish to ec bigher: » & bet «10, UNG) VO, BOs | 14 100 % | 100% rT 0% | French ! Ss Freshmen Chas ities Ser Ge 66. a! 93) So 93% |r fo 7S “ay a| 51! 98%!) 98% et la Se 8B. 1104% 104% |104% |NYWA&Bost 1) 84%) S455) Sa %s 7 } 8 101% 101% 101% | Fulton Syiphon Cit Ser G 5Metz) e% | 98%! ORS oe On” 2 aan 1.104%, 104% LU %s Niag Falis Ds . | J 10L ts 101% 101% € sx 7 @ $2; 107 {400 ood ‘statis rom toga sis et Se Ss oee 36° a thy HS % |} 98 % En land ; ’ ? ; sal E Cons Pub 8 | Nor A Ed 5s 57. il w% ¢ | 9} 98%! 08% 98% | Gen Fireproofing Det C Gas 5s 4% 1'107 107 107 ment of the &é sree ew danger from frost apparently ier (5 61104% fort tee + ting NOT & | | Jen | | es Gleasonite P UR] Det:C Gas bs 50} 9101% 1101%4/101% | following changes. in pounds: Total re eliminated, free selling of corn was much - iad Eh iv = enh en elma ece 4 i o0- i $s, on 1001 Detain pe oe ~y 4 79 le creased 474.000; We oy lion Gocreesed 00: fore purchasing to anv great extent 4 ‘Sel 1100 % 100% 100% | Ner Fac gen as.) 4 Wine B, oe , "D2... ~ 100 %% (100 U2 | Jers Cen FE! Refrig 6s « ~ 78 | ‘ 000: other securities increares : ae . ; i. ome i a ; > TOT ; on. ae , 49) 2 0,164,000; other Jy ; Re Fr na i. Nor st P 6s B.;| tb ) , ie] a "1705 (105 oe % Gen Pub ; EmpO&R ! 4°? ad a public depositea inc reased 1 than a today aan abs % ol atl ~o$eg etd ORT, Nor Sta : | 11 102% aos | 102 “ ‘ 99 44 4 Gen Ice Crem.» 7 Fisk Rub 548 « ‘ 5% § ldeposits increased 532.000: notea reserve rain m Australia and of good weather i " aes “ 101 8 1101 a 101% Ogd Ry 4s.) : a nie nik ” ung Mt ° 5 Ty | ; OF Ga Pow pfd. 54. decreased 145.000: Government securities ; Sve 7s i oO ‘ , : ] ptt ODO LD CV =~. —o — * ; a — Wer: * OSD 1> W929 | Vacuum Oil .. —- - = 3 rss *° Kariatic El E 52) Acri M Bk 7 46) Baden C M 7 51 Batavia P 4% 42) Bogota M c 7 Brisbane 5 Buen A Pr Buen Air P Buen Air P Buen Air P Cen B Ger 6 Chile M Bk 6 . t* a i) io — —— ~~’ Ya or ? a} Clip r5ts ee - “ 5 Waitt & Bond A Warner Bros Pict = Oil & § etf. West Auto S pr pf West Dairy Pr Al do B ctf EB ! mo pet et > OD et et ? u LOX. TURNIPS—Home-grown, 25¢ to 30c per dozen bunches - on * Bie to "7Be per bu box. PRODUCE ELSE CE ELSEWHERE ORK, Sept. 22 “Sent. 88-~ess firm ‘ . - t : _ os ~) nD sf a $s PON Dts DWHoro - ad ; Venezuelan Pet .| ‘| # AD D-wW Ae - — D> Ae “ ~~ Oo 7 : a fi ig 3 : E : Hpi el aes Cre top we EE to Je 120 DO DUDWwu+ i i i : 4] g : i Se ae ee ee ee re er ee -_-s _ de ES WMO AIIW WM By the Associated Press, 3 P gen 4s. . re | 2 ext | I p| 80% | Fist: 78, 1040 i to=-) . Sa Ps ~" ts — 4 as a whoie, aT ee v ~) i. a+ a z= = 4 ~ z Sve WMS“ SOVCCITS a a —s moe coVrKceKK§aW OW 1 Cee eae pe es ~ FF : Pa — 7. &- 2 —_" _ —_ es enew . aaa _— 2 &.- s-F 3 os ot. oe ere Fe 3 increased 5.236.000. The proportion of Gal Sig O 7s 30. : | 92 the bank’s reserve to liability this week Gatine au Po 6s 41 2) 100% 100% 100% ia 28.22 ver cent: lasi werk it was Gen Am Inv 5 52 i143 1142 % 142% 131 O% per cent. Rate of discount 4% per va Ga, Pow 5s 67.. 16 9S%! OS Qs rent. ae ATE IY EE Here’s conclusive proot of leadership / 9 flat wall paints were tested — and Devoe Velour Finish was chosen Canada Bears made much : th P ~i 1th i} 104% Onio 2 4 r Cons o 94%) 94° , oe’ Gibson OF nipeg advices telling of a nergy Ba. . , de - 10 i +h ‘* Poe a Ss: > Ohio i” 16) 10% “s | ‘r Cons iB v4 vs a Gileltte S&S Razor. Alberta and Saskatchewan as high as (ee , Os Ore § 9 ALO % | lttal . rea] | ' M5) MD's! S| Gleasunite Prod.. bushels an acre. Meanwhile. too, dil = + 92106% (106% |106% | Ore > fg As.| oo) el ood! D. | Italy OL. . «| OG" m 5 | Glen Alden Coal.| receipts at Duluth and Minneapolis car de ui104 fe lod % 104% OreW&RRN- 4s..| wh, OU AI 2 ljanan Bs °F 2 101% 101% Gobel] Adolf pees} tinued far in excess of areivais a eee wee Otia Steel Gs... -| (| | Bod} Jan Ster L 3 91%; 92 Gold S Elee Co. ako. ee _ oe — =. «3 > = on 3 + ax2-S 6TH oP a , | | Pacif Cst ist Os! 8! BS! BS '2 2 sone , ov } Golden CC Min.. eri oS OS ly 98% a os : &kKle Sa 16 103 ‘se 103 % 103 % | 7 ‘; ; bi ag% OR% | ORB *Golden Sta Min. tj — 7 “oe | wea ‘| eee ‘ bet Pek : Ist rfg5| HI0LwiLOL j10l%*s ‘ . or) fw tig 4 a4) ; ; é : | ustHE p 81, p1,' 90% | GdyrT& R p ij and — — a ; Oe te bs 45 i 12 | Nosy | Pac T&T 58 37.) 11103 6: 104 4, 103 "+ | Lyons 6a 34....) - 2 09%| 99% | Gorham Mfg Co.) ‘ : . » Jv Bey P : y ‘ e . { ' Sue ioe morunwcc'w~w Nr ceo De o*oeE pe es To TLL NOLw/IOLw | 4° Jel 9105 %& (105% 105% | arseilles piel! aS in "334 33 ana Co Del. 3 PS'4, Se! 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(104 eh eet ae Interna Petroleum I 2! — — we 4 is &-+3+) - os ne © a ww - — EE —~_ > a * . G@ "Awe aso mm SDN HBOS SIMS a “72 4) 50a 162 14/162 iy Sh 54% | ee id | ~ a . . +e — ee » tee pe = - 2 7 , - ry = ona 4 at ) Re ‘ ‘ EN RR me ay ND OR bE, MRE TE recite Pe a RIE ry, ‘ah etl ee ly i tii I i: Sata teint eee tis tN ia ROC AB OCR et Rite AE AES Ce APPA IO eT AD Fm Me as Ban ge or: ME OLE OA I! AOI «0 AT SN Ry SR RAEN OS Cy aim = ON ON EIA “ aware ee - oat mnte . ota Rn RR Riana on a te ea p ER tenner ny atten wie — —— - . n ane : sor “ a ee — — ’ BE RT FR PETROS NET ERR MR EE IE, CORRE LORRI I M8 ee EE RENN RN RR EN ONCOL NT AE PA, ee NERMY | as ~*~ 00 a a lta em tS eh — oy _- ww ee ee ee R4.! yA 3-16, tel } 3 j ‘ : 2 ’ ' Co rf¢g Oe. | » .t P j Tattie: ., @velations in cents: D demand: a | . 4 2 hy Ay Cc BM >. Magdalena Syndic GZRCHO-SLOVAKIA—Crown D 2 96%. 4 _ ps] : ‘sa Punt Aleg Sug 78 2 106 * ay 106% Porto Aleg Re 61. | 14 109 21102 Maryland Cas lA—Crow > 1.76. a -ak al a 3 2 oe sees -- Of ' Punta Al 734s 66! 41102 . AUSTRIA—Crown D 14.05.” 4 ; 9a% 8: ao 9g is. Al 2} 97%! 97% hine 79 40 war Bit14 son | | ah SO py MANIA—Lev D_ .62, . |) 7 3 nen IT & St 5%s) 2 Wi , WI Rebel ARGEN TINA—Peea Dp 42.76. 3 E : oo aoe a; 3%! O: 7 ? ~— 3 4 Ps 4n ? | si » i Rhine 4 : w ih % | aon ana Newberry nd BRAZIL— Milreis D 11.87. - © “ey - 2 ra RioGW col tréaet# 10) RA | ; | 8 Rio de Jat Rs 46 » ? ee eh TIE DHANITDAD —_ _ wer ° ale . ON EEE RO. Be Re POR) ns — oe Mare Wirelss ia TOKIOW—Yen D 46.75 . “Sa D BO%| HO Rob &M Co eis) 1) 45 45 lo & ~:) TROR% 1106 % 108% | ere er ' SHANGHA'—Yen D 61.7 4 ea : RLA&L 4s 6 9 + 87% O7% [Rin eet o/108 % 110635 | 106% | Massey Harris nw MONTRE Al-—Dollar — D oe 141-16. «d ; wth? aie eS 120%, St | ae wae 5s 6 97 | 07 oe ' o>! aru! 91%! 91 ? Mavis Bottling” « R | + M54 StLIM&S gen 5s.) 16) 101% | 101% 101 "9 pve OA. |! ” 2 i 1040 Ma Co St 2a _~ (7 S| 107 % Se : R&G 6 96 | 95%! 95% Rot terdam s 0 104 % /104 4 4, Ct Ses Spa cel Market Unchanged. = : Rives 4s , +1 RO ge NS Wales bs SS! 21! N4%! N41) aa MeadJohn&Co new} + NEW YORK as ha = a 4b oy ) StL! os a : ” 31 95%! ab™ »44 | Melville Shoe .. ost mer. = Sie ee. ee en at | a5 SiL&SF adj 6s.. vet Dott! 99 % — Paulo C - - Blrpy 8k 11075 !107% | Metro 5&10c St A} oe ge 7 Continental Pt. & Var. Co. » dae Fi100% ns Milage inc Ge: “Sl02 210844 1102% | de 8-36....--' 2 hp Big Heed Olid | eetesatoces pt. 60a 7" 065 5. Jeter A : : , SiLés “; +f Ve lt oe heat -— 5/10 etrod a) : erson Av. 102) 102% [ei Lask p in S5sB LOMO [102 ett i. & Wikke 7 48 8 1N2%%1102 [12 Metro Ch Stores.; 4) 99. | 3 ms | —_— c. KOCH 2| 17%! 97S | ettasF p In 4sA| | SS % oq | g1 Util. | | i. SF p | i Se r , aa on! MS!) AS) OR% | Middle West Uti | ’ ; i ibe Pana Rt: st I, S W Ter on ot, es os eps 8 1034 /10344/103'4 | MidWeatU 6pe pel 4 120% a Schaub Hdwe. & Iron Co. : Bt LS W ist 4a 711 97%! lov BOS! —-FLOLS 101% (101% | MiaWUtil | 50a 120 14 30%| 30% 314 Broadway st I. § W con 45 B+. 0) 102 % |102 be 102 % Mohawk & O% | * 1 4g CAPITAL SECURED FOR — ESTABLISHED RED CERNS | - Industrial Financing Ley P. Rexford & Co. StP&aKCSL 4'48., | HH% aa a | Sie . 15) Mount & Gulf Oil| 1 1 "2 East St. Louis, Ill. StPM&M 4s Mont! | 96% be : r St | oi194141104%|104% | Mountain Prod “| TS SS StPM&MPac | ex4e 1 ‘ 4 + : ee ‘ ct a c ae of 97/108 | 98 a | o8% Municipal Rery + ; s Skelly Oil es 6 ae i SOLESO .¥, a ° ; las - 99%! nau) ony |S =-gy Pub S Gs! _ 8/108 1 108% 108% | sweden 54. 3)105 % 1105 ve [105 % Nat Fuel & Gas - Le » = | INVESTMENT SECURITIES OOS Seenetty Gite. M, Lante, S. SA@APam Ist 48| 10| 92%) NZ's! O24 |Swiss 5% ee 8. b+ te 104% = cree Anal Berv Al 2100 | 99%! 994% Tecpaico Blas R.; _2)203%/103% 103% |Tono B 5}. 3 Be BSS /S7ORS ne o01 — | 4 b 45) pote 103%! LOS te : on: 6 26) 97 | 97%) 97% Itoxyvo El 6 2! 5) 98M | ney 8% eetetee SESS. - | «ee pay ipat, | oreh Alm a. R31 83 | RS | ponte ce Bm Al! 10 Aah | BAM) REM | New Brandford . .| * A , ; 80 ryt De... 45 | 864) RO RS Tokvo City 5 5° New Bag row, "| CRANE co. : : 5 oe asl af : j Tt Bi vari ’ , 4 16, 72 Te J VP’ a 7 A Tokv ra) ky } L. t ij ae a A % | ; % a He gg 14) i td ot L Os ke ry » 2 oO + ‘ DIVIDEND NOTICE : 5 | 175. | 75 75 a “| 25) 98%! i onx! 98% "RS Cone | | 5%] O5% ig gr Ry ner At a mecting of Board of Directors held | . 101-974 / 9741-9716 | gnett Farm 6 58! On |S HO BIA wi U1 | evu IN Y Maso” September 20, 1927. following reev!us B tet 1'107 % 1107 “IN107 % In Ses 47.! ik 1" pper Aust 7 | Q7 7 2 Seoasteeé 4 lion was adopted: i ; eae . ine ty Be tas one pASE Pow 5s! ' : Up Wuert H FE! 3! r = vr ae Tel 6% x. RESOLVED. That a etock dividend 4 : AA : {}; ™ ry } Vilesian A co 2) ‘ n Uruguay 6 60. 4] 3 : | BOA Niptesin Stines. . of ten per cent (10%). on ne Com . SOM.) 27 HOA dy Simms Pet Ge | 106 Westph El P 6141 | eo orando Mi . , “ ali N ines 51 ty ae heey tebe 18) 06%} 96 bets Ree « 6 61.| 310% 05 | O68! Nor Am Util Sec is dee s ‘@ des °| : pe : rt@ the boklers oi ai si | sek Sine Cr Ol pur, 00% 100% ENTINE, FLAX FLAX, LINSEED at the Common —— of peciive bei F : bas + te | ' | Gs 28 , i! rit ah Rate TURP NE. FLAX, proportion to r reepect % >. 4.) aol o4gn "| loz’ ‘nened 4 wee Of maid slaek. of i, #1027 ; 4 | * ots 101 1 101% | ’ o1 | et ih § P cate ret pound tot ‘tod in 0 AR a Rg ay | 3245 99) 8945 | so Por R Sue, 7s| Ee a Hoey | 1240 tor hotled ser. ae Sor at Prin onmas abn ba 00.04 : rege) © 4000441101 i101 so Rell TAT 5s. + 1108} i i Sent Pe 3 Cee $2. ie in full shares, and the balance ¢ . ¥ See ona oe te oa 9h * Ged Gel. $2 ee of payable in cash to the extent ae : 0 Lod shait lion a the par valne of th ve woud e y 7 a0 114! : 108% tos entitled . ire 8 ’' tana, Poy 1100 4 been payable free — 4 1) Otte Ort | pot, Be 0 Kat 6.' 4/304 : 100%! 109% fo ren ie er 60 SO 108.102 % (101 4/105 % an 4x MRO die! 4h sh LL 104% (108% (106% 8 W Bell Tel 6s.! in RN a tn i a 2 wR Al ny 3S R. ee Fe —_ FRED STRAUB, | | BURROUGHS HDWE., 31 N. Gore Av. Collinsville at St. Clair Webster Groves, Mo. | ee East St. il. — . - 25 bo Bet Dae So) 33 to a 33 Fy a 2 ~ o— +25 =" 3 SS. 59ue@iin See ts " Ores. RET apt eee SONI oy onlin A gM ik tt et 5 — 2 = me 2 * 5 ak = eB rm | 222528 —_ WITTHAUS HDWE. CO. | | | BADER’S One Management, Ship and Shore 5712 Easton Av. oF 1110 Locust | Cay Conn Pestfic Express Travellers Chequee—Geod the World Over DPIPVwWeiiKBDeweD anf? 3 9c . = FF FF SF J Pennok eal Carp. | ene > ' +" ‘or: Penn bg A row| ee . a Pp a ew $9.50; W W meee & pot get. .t ~ > a 33 > 225805 22.12% a.) - — FFE FPF ETS FS ell ~ —_— ——— eee — - _— _ ae — - 3 oF AWD «3 ee ~ co: = e 2 < $s tre, & Po

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PAGE 34 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH DAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1927 a 469 Autos at Missouri U. }own automobiles. Onder a ruling later when three of Pershing’s|cleared the whole sector of the A gF mga mate tam. year by the heard of | FGIONNAIRES VSI] army corps—the Third, Fifth and | enemy in the great drive that soon Firet—assisted Special w ch L . Sept. 22. — COLUMBIA, Mo P curators, every student is required by the French, | ted to the armistice. ee ce eeecenicr gee tem tbe Gone nna VERDUN BATTLE SCENE ried cede | EYES TOO TIRED? ‘ 4d French War Infant Mortality 1: are aad all ino at the of- , ° Al Pershing an — : Every year in the United States| fice my eyes get tired and ache. | Carbon Mine Near O'Fallon, Illinois Chiefs Accompany Ameri- 250,000 children under 5 years of age | After using LAVOPTIK I can now . — Special Loading Chutes for Trucks a cans Into Argonne Sector. die. Health authorities say it is sig- ag Looe — or go to movies.’’— : = 1 de BUSHEL AT CHI IT i nificant that more deaths occur dur- ss OPTEK enhas Weed ca cael ing the time flies are most active. maxes tired and w ' ? . ; or... By the Associated Press. Flies transmit more than thirty dif. | eyes feel strong and fresh. Helps Wm. Reidelberger, O Fallon, ‘linn VERDUN, Sept. 22.—Four train! ferent diseases. Every fly should|eye pains and inflammation sur- 2 ee. 4 7 F riday Specials joads of American legionnaires led | be killed. Fly-Tox kills flies. It is whem quick. At all leading ruggists. o 1 we ; “4 ia m ed 3 » Aad Ms eng Ot ne ae si! Pi . i BY nj Urine ide DM ee oe vie _ i das Ae : LP Mt vig fe bas (ie get . oo i 2 ‘, Are by wei eB CTD 3s SOs a Ret Nps by Gen. John J. Pershing came | fragrant. safe, stainless, sure. yesterday to Verdun and the Ar- — a gonne sector, immortal in the an- Assorted Chocolates nals of American miltary victories. « ; With them arrived several thou- | e Kc) an SJ 9 o » cont as oh Paragon gee ate ' the regu- am iaamaliens including Premier | 1 nN . 6oc per kind, are price riday sa i] Cl , ] ' a i i i, ccs wndeeeees seacicece 5 0 te Poincare and Gen. Petain, “the a O S 4 | Savior of Verdun.” Broken Milk Chocolate half ib. BSC Five hundred Americans end the same number of French broke : a bread together at luncheon sotees, , | ; . in the great central market stand- Learn the values in Herz Specials, They are popular ing on the spot where 10 years ago | priced meet with public approval. Expert makers in the fiercest fight of the war had | and the best of materials produce results that cannot be not left stone on stone. equaled. Under a brilliant sun the legion- C | ° | L naires revisited scenes of wartime " slaughter and placed flowers be- : Cookies ofonia ayer side many of the crosses marking | , ie the resting place of French and ' That bring back Cake. 60c American dead. : ' memories of “the | Be At a great ossuary, built largely | sted” | 6Hazelnut Stollen [f) = 22, 22st BS IsanI mportant Day in Your Calendar of Savin 8 Dozen, 20c in 1916 gave their lives defending reife Verdun, French orators reminded the legionnaires that the great ef- ie: x 71 ° - ; ms, —-~ fort the French made in success- fully saving Verdun then was com- as Sanaa ANY WHERE = pleted by the Americans two years en eee > ~~ | = s ‘ ~~ x >» on > ft . we — SS s sos a } “Y RAN aes \) > ’ > SENN . > ss ath ores as : VSS = = wr ~~ ~ “ —~ : Se Ne Sh x SRL LA sits SSSR OR . a “ i ~ “ao Spt WS SN 3} Ry Sek SN Sp SA || » St whew ry, a scattined + cenlitl ae Se . % : », Tae VOM Bes Sok. o- > — ei) - ‘ is re ‘. : P = S6 r - . : eae ~ ’ + cows Baie | shat or Complete 12-Piece Bedroom Outfit What a value! Picture a pretty bed, vanity and chest, as shown, of hardwoods finished in walnut... with cane-seat vanity bench to match...and 2 pillows, 2 sheets, 2 pillow cases, a fine spring and heavy cotton mattress! Your complete Bedroom Outfit for only. L Thee 5 PE Eas A PDR ate RR A ANA Re BE EH he pe, Riri: Ses. . a phd ks iain aia ha anata halt tal Sahin eR RM, Trilby Oak Heater A dandy Heater for small rooms. Made of cast iron with body of blue steel. Burns either coal or wood. A 7 7 | 7“ wonderful Anniversary $ | : Bed Outfit, $19.75 — Wh value at the very low sale Odd Chinas, $24.75 ' a Oda Chinas in many beautiful ae: 2 rice of ese ee eeeeeeeee eee All-qpoet Ded finished in wale “ei: , * designs of walnut veneer and nut, link fabric gpring and all- . cotton mattress. Only $1 Cash hardwood. Exceptional! $1 Cash : SAVE ON FURS Junior Coal Stove game SB rrarren A large-size Stove with roomy oven . - pommnc | > EXCHANGE and white enameled door panel. , , : asec tat Made of all-steel with handy warm- | , ;& a” ing closet. A remarkable sale price 7 —— Te ee. 9 Ce Bs beast 2 Re ee. S ey §4 z S +8 E> £, mv my ? ee ae ee Sag 4 = i - “ ‘ 4 7 ~e- x SBS a & S43 ae > oe . ; ing: ue me 3 eo 2 i cue. ee Se a4 4 es ~=. a ge CO) MN gas he x ate EE pas. Sp Rae eae weer es Ra SS se pecial! Crib “—— as | it HH =| a i | | ve i . gee - Coil Spring, $7.85 gine I | WHILE Bungalow Range, se = in ‘BL + Hi Wn We ur-Burner Gas Range with strong resilient Spring of oil- iy ; i 4 wnin = ' - tempered steel spring wire. On i esi owed é *> ~~ 7 rv oe » 4 . Pert a - pew. Ba Sia! it * | 4 rey Fa te eae Ne ~ RS se : me | § . eats. a te yr a 0 ES at ; Nhe : leh aid ox: eee ar By i ae t eS Lae. a victim of cachexia (run down condition) How f : . JB : , often have you noticed people with that weary, run down . All-enamel, sturdy wood Crit Sgr P How often you yourself have gone about your Za. : — ee one — and —_ ” ® i = " celing all in, ‘‘just making the motions’’—a victim of mo A wonderful value at cachexia (run down condition) ? Day-Bed, $9.75 mas Odd Chairs, $24.75 Wh Price of : . z > Il . tee - ‘ ether this deadening feeling is due to chronic indiges- ~ Relthes in Soitie’” mae Only $1 Cash een attractive designs: Wing tion, constipation deficienc f vi if opens inte full-size bed. Various u Dele Coxwells. di ‘ y of vital food factors or blood en $1 Cash | pholsterings. isorders (as evidenced by boils.and pimples), it almost = $2 Cash invariably responds at once to the use of pure yeast, * For yeast is the great conditioner and regu- lator. It puts pep in tired bodies; it lends new strength and energy! Eat yeast and eat it in a form you'll like— Yeast Foam Tablets. These little pellets Day-Bed : — 2.54 Cha are pure; : i ~ Ce . aca LZ mapas comeritis ae Setacame heat out ey tee cig Cosel! Chair, $28: e - 0-day ont | pn rn ng Pad with ae ms — aaa Choice = Prenan jaan Mh i Bo Cente af et for 50 cts. Most folks chew them. th : ee ee s , ou out. walnut. Velour upholstered. they’re just as good if swallowed whole. “ | oeo8 obese 33 Cash Coo * Hear the New ~<a . J} IN Victor HOUSE FURNISHING CO. IN Records On Easy Terms | PROTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMENTS In Union's New SAVE ON FUR} At Union : raTTs No Red Tape 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street pease 2 EXCHAR

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The V-neck makes it especially good for this autumn apd the applied bands ofr self-fabric and narrow piping which trim it are a conservative adapta- tion of ideas carried out in some of the dresses shown in Paris at the August openings. The fourth frock is the bow dress that has been popular so Proper accessories the tailleur its chic. — : a give The bow is present on the jell drestes long. Reports, especially frou. Eastern cities, show it is still good. This frock has proved excelient in crepe Satin, with the bands of the crepe side and the rest of the dress in the satiny surface. Both of these dresses are to be found in silk crepe and in wool crepe. They are all ef one color or combine two Shades of one color. They are worn now with fox or sable scarfs and as the telegraphed reports in- dicate, will be worn all winter ug- der fur and cloth coats. +. eit ef au; ag “4. ~— That looked like @ good place under the porch Cubby at once began to enlarge this hole. “This,” thought Cubby, “will be a fine place for me. |] ean make a regular cave here. It will be a fine place fcr me to keep out of the way of folks. It's dry and comfortable, and I think I shall like it very much. It is some time since I have had a chance to dig.” So Cubby dug a big hole under there, and when he grew tired -| curled up in it and took a nap. When he awoke he couldn’t at first think where he was. Then he re- membered and was very well pleased. said he. “But I must have a bed. Yes, sir, I must have a nice, com- fortable, soft bed. This sand is all very well, but it gets in one’s Oat and ts hard to brush out. I must see what I can find to make e bed of.” Cubby yawned, stretched, and | “I think I'll stay here a while,” their learning today, mermaid and siren have vanished away; yet for such magic the wisest will yearn, deeming it well could the old faith return. Down in the surf through the bright August days low, luring voices are chanting old lays, white arms are beckoning where the spray lifts, over the skyline a dim galleon drifts. The Tower of Pisa leans 16% feet out of the perpendicular. — — : ° selected cheese. AND REMEMBER Deel So Easy Good When you serve Heinz Cooked Spaghetti in Tomato Sauce with Cheese think of the time and trouble you save. This delicious food is all ready to heat and serve. And think of how good it is— how full of flavor, how satisfying and nourishing. It is prepared according to the recipe of a fa- mous Italian chef—prepared with Heinz own spaghetti—Heinz own tomato sauce—and a specially When you want spaghetti at its best, as the main dish or as 2 side dish, try this treat Heinz has prepared for you. Just heat and enjoy - + + The taste is the test. €OOKED . ALL HEINZ 57 VARIETIES ARE REASONABLE IN PRICE i i ILLIONS of women who have bought and paid fer marcel hair waves may not know that ._|the man who invented’ the process ig still living and that the discovery that has made millions remained practically unused for years until luck made it famous. Marie Beynon Ray reveals in the current issue of Coliler’s Weekly how Marcel began life as a barber in a slum section of Paria, getting littie more than five cents or so for a hair trim. His customers were [The Man Who Made Marcel repute. They were the first to benefit by a knack he invented of reversing the old-fashioned iron rod hair-curler and thus making it produce a wavy effect in the hair. The news spread thro. gh the Paris half-world, and Marcel raised his prices until he received some- thing like 50 cents per treatment. Even then he did not prosper greatly until a celebrated actress, famed for her wavy hair. was dis- covered to be receiving. the waves from Marcel. Diane de Pougy. ia belle Otero, made Marcel known to profegsional beauties and Mme. Menter, wife of the French choco- late king, first intreduced him to society women. Suddenly, after almost being ruined by too ambitious attempts to expand his business. Marcel found the female world at his feet. A manufacturer then wanted to ex- ploit Marcel’'s waving iron, ont Marce! said the iron was no diffur- ent from any other. He gave fs consent, however, to calling @ spe- cial iron the Marcel iron and re- ceived 10 per cent royalty. When he made his first million he shut up his shop and retired to live the life of a country gentleman. Marcel. who rode to fame and fortune on waves of women’s hiic. : -—_—___ This 4-qt.“Wear-Ever” Aluminum Pot Roast Kettle from all sides es weil as the bottom, GET ST. LOUIS Downtown FAMOUS-BARR Co. B. NUGENT & BRO. a VANDERVOORT & BAR- NEY. SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CENTRAL HDWE., CO., 811 N. 6TH. South Side Jos. Arnold, 6815 Gravois. Arsenal Hdwe., 3549 Arsenal. Bauer's Var. Store, 2619 Gravois. Wm. J. Bauer Héwe., 2105 8. Jeffer- son, Cherokee Hdwe., 2206 Cherokee. ‘| Clifton Hgts. Hdwe., Clifton and Co- lum bia. Creissen Hdwe., 3202 Park. Edele & Mertz, 2533 S. Broadway. Hy. Eschrich & Sons, 3556 8S. Grand W. H. Folkers, 6541 South Grand. Francis Hdwe. Store, 3231 Ivanhoe. FP. W. Freudenberg FAwe., Connecti- cut and Morganford. C Goetz & Son, 7707 Virginia. Gravois Hardware, 2645 Gravois. Geo. H. Grimm, 3001 Arsenal, Groll Bros. Hdwe., 1803 s. 39th st. A. W. Heltmeyer, 5350 Devonshire. F. Heas Hdwe., 2846 Meramec. “a Park Hdwe., 3025 Watson Einrich’ J k 3407 California. Jefferson. rafft, 2249 South Grand. thal's hig 3833 8. Broadway. Ferry we. Co. ‘4 Alabama. « oes 8. Mays’ Hdwe. Co. 2832 M & V. Hard oe Bros. : City Hdwe, 1545 & 29th. John A. ge Inc., 3201 ppewa n, yy gt &,. Cherokee. au we. Co., e Bina y 4069 Shen n, nia. johabers, S008 & Jefleroons | + principally ladies of unwholesome RT J. A. Schwalbe Hdwe., J Hebert. ™ Rin SIZE — “ oy . . : Southside Merc. Co., 1834 S. Bdwy. Thiele Héwe., 3629 Cherokee. Virginia Hardware, 4539 Virginia. A. ©. Wuerz Store Co., 1916 South | Ma Broadway. North Side American Stove and Q. Co., 2606 N. Fourteenth. Benton Hdwe. — a and Benton. Ik T & Son, 2722 N. Grand. A. T. Dwyer, 5023 Emerson. EKaston-Belt Hdwe. Co., 5501 Easton. ©. R. Elsner, 66th & &t. Louis, Esphorst Bros., 2817 Marcus. Esphorst Bros., 6123 Page. Felter Hdwe., 6172 Easton ay. F. & S&S Hadwe. Co., 6104 Bartm es Grand-Balley Hawe., 3920 N. Gran&. Jennings Hardware and Supply, 8581 Jennings road. J. Kraft, 4975 Natural Bridge. M. Marion Hdwe., 4849 Easton. nietcher-Gchene Hdwe., 4904 Natural H. B. itstone, 2319 N. Vandeventer. R. G. Mueller & Co., 8901 N. Badwy. Niehaus Héwe. Lee and Newstead. Norwood Hédwe., 5102 St. Lowis. Schariott’s, 3849 W. Fiorissant. Scharlott’s, 2306 North Market. A. P. Schacht Hdwe., 4406 St. Louis. M. A. Schingtle, 1422 Salisbu y. efferson > : bi. . B. Tucker Hadwe), 1916 N. Union. Wallace Var. 6213 Easton av. D. Weber, t Grand. Clayton and Tamm. Ba "Sane Balivtere. Héwe. Co., 1021 Big Bend Clayton—J, G, Weber Béwe, Co. “You can make many delicious delicacies with this new Wear-Ever” 92 INCH DIAMETER. re. and care GItARDEAU—Neal's Héwe. Mold PO: AP Sree ~~ - > Se ‘years of ruraj rest after s his name ineradicably on | ple of feminine beauty. ~ Armiets of Amba Take the unusual ™ spools strung upon chains, Small, round ¢ separate the little spoolg, ¢ plying a striking conta though usually worn wt sports frocks, these with atternoon frocks @f: chiffon. Be. A necklace in the neq length is made of large beads separated with | end addd thems withthe and t Uf si sem yin ceed ne cake. insures even, thorough cooking, (Regular Price $1.75) Ferguson—Spot Hdwe. Co. Kirkwood—M. W. Cronin. Maplewood—E, L. Scheidt Hdwe. plewood—Chas. Wilson Hdwe. Overland—Edwin Reinemer. St. Charles—Ringe & Barkia University City W. Steele Hdwe. 6503 Delmar. Webster Groves—Gorelock Hdwe. Webster Groves—P. 0. Howe Hdwe. —— Groves—Pau!l-Mac Supply ore. FP. A. Campbell. M. A. Dickerson. The Enterprise. Stlverburg and Bicomberg. State Hardware. Towns ARMSTRONG—wW. H. Yancy. BEVIER—Thomas Mere. Co. BONNE TERRE—S. M. Long Jr. — — — McLaughlin Bros. ur. Co BOWLING GREEN—Campbdell Bros. BREC RIDGE—Morrie t Hdwe. BROOKFIELD—E. D, Ridgeway. BRUNSWICK—Leader Haw CALIFORN - IA — Milb is per urn Fulkes . R. Sames & Sons. COLUMBIA—Hays Hdwe. Co, New- EOLI & Buchanan. YOURS TODAY AT ANY OF THESE STO ' cream. Flavor and pile in ae g , > ey Y teat ee re * ES ee abet MS SRRLY —seeuee hc gy an CARLYLE—Albert F. Grom CARMi—Chasz, Newcoml . is 75 and happy, havin _ . S nar! vs worl, cleverly lets are equally st :. ane ae ” Yay ry : ‘= . TE ee Ree Lx ee THURSDAS. .... . ef $27. AUCT BRIL By Milton € ng the Fatted Calf. | and cuff sets that appear ' in are) fly made | 3 marked in ork | : opular Side. Suc! : \ age ore eff ctively used | # a kasha oF silk coat or ‘ al severely tailored. +] aol : s ar, Sallo Skir | ONTINUING ae Oily, Sal Ow ne ( played Hands Eatie Calonite powder wf pee tert am going back wer cloth and rubbed gently | teu you of one ad face each night ends shiny. | b he pine ©* puts new life into sajiow | clarer. who hag - cleans the pores of all | the luck-blaming igirt and prevents blackheads | 14 4, | cress sunt ert fee! refreshed and - @ A-+s 9 K-J-3-7-3 © 39-6, & is goce ar OCF | The declaratio South at one hand was played ted the seven of clarer won with closed*hand. J jack of clubs, & course, lost to returned the h préperly dutked - | West's hearts i , The deciarer née q J ‘clubs, West dise f VE MON FY! ‘and one diamor £ did what he sh i t faded curtains [the start, eamely new with Tintex that he had w | he needed three LIKE millions of othes | tat be had twe oeee E millions | but that to m an) are gar ab pees a take one spade, to yur finery. diamot Lge you can practice the sala fes-crss: ¢ economy by using Tintex in home- ning tn the ck ion. For example, last years king. He then 4 curtains can be made as lovely reward the jack polecin! es gb Spe | that if the ace rinse age = coiiend: tae hand it — ....f0r dyeing heavier ma _ a ace an a . use the fast, hustrous Dark Colors ome Ginten On Navy Blue, Brown, Cardinal was not In pe L Dark Green, Khaki Brown and rk Blue. And fortinting lace-tri ace of spades, intex Color Card at your dealer's! Dh Grey Box—for tinting and 7 hat once indw re 3 ‘apen hard ? . ‘the participer 5 ‘held the king ks without coloring lace, there is Bine Box — for lace-trimmed } all A matcrais (silk, cotton, 2 attended him. TINTS ano DYES | ss PARK & TILFORD swt . og not held but even if he ‘al Tintex in the Blue Box. See : SE] ints the sith —lace remains | 1S¢« at drag, dry goods und dept stores | ANYTHING ANY erp ang = INOW! RIGHT IS THE TIME TO UPHO YOUR FURNITURE how a new covering here, a little retouching ndertul improvement im your . Here you e coverings to select from—only the best qi ur reputation for honest dealing, good work wn. You can safel intrust us with your it will be done right. of cost SEE THE INSIDE OF YOUR a TUCKER-SHAPIRO TER » Pact d Show R 4121 Olive Street, | 2 has Branch: 3210 South Grand Ave . Fe , 7 BUSY B: CANDI1 Ee Assortep Spice Srrincs—im & package, 5 ounces,...... Opec Friday Bakery $ 7th St. Store Open E place to dine t TTheatre--of for after-the-# ,___—« 417 'N. 7th Se. ¥

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aes th i : Spe a " ies ROR - roses Reet eer we ae ey #8 as ‘THURSDAY, — | SEPTEMBER 23,’ 1999, ~— of ta 75 and happy, having ¢ ‘ of rural] regt after et $ name ineradicably on re I Tle of feminine beauty. _ _ Armiets of Ambaz, Take the unusual form of ; Spools strung upon fine ‘Chains. Small, round onyx Separate the little spools, thug am Plying a striking contrass. though usually worn with | sports frocks, these amber are equally suitable Sent ) “with atternoon froc shite on, be * ™ A necklace in the ner new Tength is made of large s beads separated with jade rong eee ISE STORES: i MORERLY —We I MONETTOF foe Hdwe. Co, Rai. A neat OS i eRe hatte oe oe Ne G, Heras a Wrigitt CITY—Wiemer Bros, j Nearby Illinois Towns samy, od _ toe hd he Co., . SRSA. ae ne ae Moore, % _bpaselter Biare Stove Co. ei ies * | CARBONDALE—Johnaon, Vancll @ = SARL Te ster vc F. 4 Sal Pies : it well-known. 7 ig THURSDAY. —— my 10#t- ring the Fatted Calf. and cuff sets that appear al “in are? ly made cleverly marked in imi- vit thi popular hide. Such Ar set ‘s eff *tively used faa & kasha or silk coat or ne geverely tailored. JERTISEMEN T 10i Ty, Sallow Skin nite-powder sprinkled Be roth and rubbed gently seach night ends shiny. puts new life into sallow gleans the pores of all and prevents blackheads. the skin fee! refre shed and seo you will enjoy a good IVE MONEY/ nt faded curtains ew with Tintex eS you are using Tintex to restore | to all your faded finery. ...-€nd you can practice the sonomy by using T intex in home- oratior For example, last year’s od curtains can be made as lovely Weolorful as when new by“tinting as * with Tintex. Lamp shades, lle scarves, pillow covers, too. w..f0r dyeing heavier ma- ‘ use the fast, ustrous Dark Colors ick, Navy Blue, Brown, Cardinal i Dark hay Khaki Brown and Blue. And fortinting lace-trimmed is without coloring the lace, there is pecial Tintex in the Blue Box. See } Tintex Color Card at your dealer's! Blue Box —for lace-trimmed silks } (tints the silk—lace remains white}. Bos—fortinting and dyeing all nls materials (ilk, cotton, iol goods}. siete ond’. eile stores NTS ano DYES "ANYTHING ANY COLOR PARK fs TILFORD Wewlorh Fs see IKE millions of other | The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine j eo AUCTION BRIDGE By Milton C. Work. | poset aa NTINUING our series of “Mis. ( viayea Hands I Have Met,” I am going back a few years to tell you of one in which the de- clarer. who happened to be one of the luck-blaming genius, was treat- ed to a great surprise. The cards were distributed as follows: & 3-9-3. CO o6 © A-t-4 de A-Q-16-8.3 & A-s-4 Y K-J-8-7-2 © 3-9-6) de 7-3 & 16-7-5-2 Y 10-35-3 } Q:10-S-2 & Ks & K-Q-6 J A-Q-4) } K-s-3 de J-0-4-2 The declaration was obtained by South at one no trump, and the hand was played as follows: West led the seven of hearts, which de- Clarer won with the queen in the closed*hand. Declarer then led his jack of clubs, finessed, and, of course, lost to East’s king. East returned the heart. which declarer préperly ducked and, on trick 4, West’s hearts were established. | The declarer now led his four good |clubs, West discarding two spades pony one diamond Then declarer 'did what he should have done at l the ayer namely, planned his cam- | paig He suddenly appreciated nat he had won six tricks: that he needed three more to get game; 'that he had two winning diamonds, | but that to make the game he must take one spade. He very properly led one diamond, so as to be sure of his contract (seven tricks): win- ning in the closed hand with the king. He then led a small spade toward the jack in dummy, hoping that if the ace were in the West hand it would be held up. If the jack of spades won, he would at once take in his king of diamonds and make game. West, however. was not in position to hold up his ace of spades, as he had bared ft: but even if he had kept a small spade, it would have been very bad play not to save game when able to do so. He consequently won this trick, cashed his two long hearts {which made a total ‘of three hearts, one club and one spade for his side). and consequently held the declarer to two-odd tricks. As stated above, the declarer was on? of those who always blame luck, but never themselves. and he at once indulged tn a bitter tirade ‘upon hard luck in general, and | the participer type which always attended him. His special com- plaint was that if East had not ‘held the kine of clubs or if .West had not held the ace of spades, he NOW! tt will be done right. 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Ser cc ee eRe nme | Mere aE meRRe - DAY, 4927. The St. “Louis Post- Dispatch Daily Magazine Bobby Thatcher —By George Po a ~—The " irst Clew iS f " \ Cont SEE HOW gy” | THEY COULD HAVE GOTTEN WY "yh way ‘i THROUGH HERE WITH THAT Vag SrroNG- BOX— \iL BET THAT | ei LOST THE wea “3 hess Fe = im SWERS TO QUERIES sc patch eserves the right to reject any query. sand telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be ion, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ster Sunday, 1928,, bridge may be said to be in the g. edge of the water, in fact boat of considerable length are docke at the foot,of the piers, but there are no piers supporting the span over the water as it is . suspen- sion bridge. THURSDAY = SEPTEMBER 22," i999 a > iv st0P Soomars way | THE TRAIL LZACS RIGHT TO THE COLO MILL ~- NOW WELL Scoot BACK AND TELL MR. ——_ OLD BOOMER HOT ON THESE TRACKS~- THEYRE LEADING RIGHT COWN TOWARD THE BAY TOO .n (elm, NES se se: = Ze Cad a = >, Witwer A De TH si 7789277 Fatt } ieee inal gis ay 7 f Sy G iN yt ai yeahs Je 24 gilt, - sath al ma Ella cree Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch | il i att Ai le | LOOK. AT TT THAT QUAI NT ow PI nS MES " ’ ; e : : : : TS CORNET SPE BS CO AR A CAGE: OR Pig lt AIL AN nly Nt A pelle nN att yah Aa ie enn Soe etek esheets a omeiatian lhtee editieen atch iacmetataatl , “ ss 3 "a Tee hm bee) a e - ~ - : ; ‘ pees , eee epeing Hag Ail, os taeger “ - ~ a Naive PR a PBR A . J } a - a ” jen ~~ oO ey ed : . Cs -— . -' " aos “ Ae ae aw ' | a - : : - pen -¢ Saal Trae = , ~~ eens 5 te ¥ pees Cenaneyswces pach Maen ra re ae eB ee nt ELA LIER Ne I SN RPO AOD Bt OO apt Pi ee he ey: i e poet MALE, SE ES NE MN EON IT ELT NG anor. vem ee one mnie ma LER RIO GRE i es eee Te eh. ye Sure ras ome ”- ee , 7 re - Tia tee +4 tae ye ‘ SOREL ARG ALONE NORAD NE ON NO ON SABIE ae: IN 6 enone Splagy y Moraes a SSN MEK he TON! erat Oy —— : - mapy es r x P pe = san ite aX ° Ob Wilpon e ep: & — apo Aiandn Wiapt teed ey * , wat ee ca Ba ci , . = Owes a ONE AR al NT IEEE LI INE ON OLEATE AN OOO EG: 8 AN ETE SEN OR 0 # 2 ee > Ps eb ti be. : > = a ~~ . : = + ae oar tt a an - - . : r« Ne “4 — he . —_ Strat vam e —— q tds a teelent Swi ARS i As Poet a ney) 2 ee ae - : oa ee ee eee : we LLORES EOLA LEE LOGO RE CD: tO NE Am atte at alata ain eesti ttnaethiinte tata ined a ated mee . : conte ceen dameeliatneh heen medina a dnedh tees alan inate eens aa ge "i . . AGI Pere ORR R Maer? eye: Bere iene 8 eae « * yan + PaO ’ it at to. Nei wns a, “> ~ tether a Pirate 9 all ~~ P ato Se sabi ram ~ tie to boats mos) ga « ipl ee Sgr am xs is ena mas Es or * CF I gee Let pen alee tie vinpety Ki Co ea ee pi cae Bore ae Be Re 10 mae rent Childress, 4 M. J. and M. saga St. Louis Coun- y. and H, O'Neal, 33 Logleritie. Boe nd J. Brown, 5878A Waba nd K. Hill, 1180 Maffitt. arse Beatty, R. Bw. Saddler. 83 months. 101 lL. Damhorst. 3656 &. Compton. C. Roeder, 67. 11 . Broadw 4 FP. Kane, 43875 Forest Park b Violet V Lampe, 5 months, 1498 Mont- . and C. Payne, 1415A Rowan. clair. imme, RSS ee ee OV AO rT ANNO ay + q3> gx0 J. A. A, W. F. J. we Licenses ths Recorded = Permits | 2 LICENSES. .5471 WN. Union "4400 Minnesota Sih ases + SONS Russell ..-2646 Russell 4308 Laclede -4308 Laciede 1458 Francis 3117 Easton nted Station Indicator is ny unquestionably superior 4956 Northland THE BEST MEAT of the Counterphase Eight. Grove ig = a STRICTLY FRESH -- 4: . “ay “no equal for it—no other” y 4 a N. 10th ALWAYS AT | ” — : : | - ee es PIGGLY WIGGLY A LITTLE FORESIGHT | Sa Rou WOULD HAVE ‘ | ; California ; ‘, ae +*eee ee amar Cote Brilliante . 4572 Clarence 4525 Ruskin --181]1 Warren 2713 N. Ninth » 4866 Bessie abe Evans inderstood the advantages : Beet 2, Saonnetcn, io MARKETS PREVENTED SICKNESS 3-T Station Indicator you « Bence AND WORRY! eos cucu cept no other set. Ig Lower’s $12.20 How many people suffer needlessly? Thousands daily! Just a little foresight can save you from un- necessary sickness and worry. If you are weak and Pettis County, Mo. contributed run-down and if your bodily functions are impaired three cars of good heifers to the you may be headed towards a dangerous illness. If trade here today, W. Lee Lower o! you already suffer from sickness or disease there is that section marketing three cars of his own feeding that averaged yet time to obtain relief! 668 pounds and brought $12.20 per a — cwt. Mr. Lower accompanied the shipment and stated that these Wi il hi (A) {- -ON- A: C O| were range bred calves which he lis l i [ had bought eafly in the year and | “ started on a ration of corn, hay | and cotton cake which was later changed to corn on the grass with Purina Steer Fatena as the finish- ing ration. They made very good gains, Mr. Lower estimating them to weigh about 375 pounds when purchased. He reports prospects of a good corn crop in his section providing frost holds off and looks like a bumper crop in the adjoin- ing county of Saline. ST. LOUIS DAILY LIVE’STOCK RECORD SEPT. 13, 1927 Any Authorized B-T Deda #1 Will Show You How a Simple It Is. : Heifers, _ a a eral rn Chico 1 Amherst “Kirke Siang S710A Accomac es B00 Mississippi : Malle «+ «6933 gone ~ pes a 909080 e056 o8 pie yoming . bac eal ***+eceepringfield, 111 M #eeavess. Gillespie, Til 2 Mooney ++«-8108 Gambleton p! 4 — 047 Cottage o> Vel ...,..8¢, Louis County “0d000e0,0. Louis — Shea .4610 Delma ‘; 45609 Washington Pee eesse.,.... Quincy, TH J -BD4GA McRee @eeeee..University City PPrereee, cel F erer 12719 N. 15th 706 Biddle se@pen».. D013 A enal teers S338 8. Thirteenth seeeee, 4850 Cote PBriltante .b05 Terry -GO22 Bartmer 57 56 Kingebury 16 Waston -6643 Bartmer oe. .s.+sQuincy, TH Pe ersees... Quincey, Til eee eae eee 435) Lindell Blaine e4-s > 4° e+e r +4 Webster Groves **eeeee. + Boek Chippewa “85 RECORDED. 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ae PEE fice eat x ss 4 a te tons endl i ai needs) ee ey Pe ceigys Bee.) be ok tll fice ea i eee) we oe ISPATCH »Y nae D ‘ ¥ o > > A \ ~ ~, *" . it ’ \ . ~ ~~" _ ~~ 5 A‘ « . . WS —— ~ \ . . " ~*~‘ s + ~ . ‘ ey . - AS. ~~" ~ * ~\* ~*~. . — . »' . . ~ ~~ sh ‘> SA aS SE ——— PAGE 10 SS peta A Full Page Comic in Colors, by Briggs, | : Alone at Last —By Briggs Appears Every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch | : . C — tt S4 7 “UGA 7 Fa . € wigs : oy : ‘ * 3 : # } soe’ Y } Lire To me is tue YZ eae sheen : +. il DE ON BREAK \ 4 , | FT tT | ZA | : How 1 ADORE Tre : | po pigs ca Bagot fy STEALS O'ER .ME a Y . t Tein owe SHovLD , FLOWAHS — Tke BUHDS : | IPAAN Our oF THE 3 AND + Am CONSCIOUS oF ' iHe NAMELESS RESPONSIVE || - a ; ‘ ) ag He A = Bae aa THAT WEAVES mwTD Te | 4 THRILG of SomeTAinG S Vere ee 4aND OCCUPATIONS OF : ae _ ————— FABRIC *oF MaenoRyY TRE : has Don’t You THE CLOUDS ‘Se Cidestged a ees NOUS oF : sins agate | Tier soi — Seser Cun oroor : a _\ aa ; : : , noi Employers Will Try, Nine men # : SNATCHING | ; 4s Negotiate 30 Per Cent) induced dy the 4 ‘ By the Associated | | i : SS Jan Wage Reduction With) vernorr. pita Ts , Wwe : 7 ; j: —— | &. a , Workers Three deaths ¢ * fh: : 3 aa i SA Mee se > To ‘ 3 « *, Rd ae a ee RR a - f P M ie ot AN EsTy ae gk - met Oe ea sied 4 Hh 4 vie’ Fo Meo nF - Neg te ; ~ ees Z Nag fie APS Pee i> = 3 x "Var iad - ne ‘ ne y Wise Lom een: a hel a cota ment due to the — - fight were repe smPOSE TO HAVE Theodore J. C a ” OP WHO'S IN) THAT : FIGHT weRc RINGSDE. Ee =i SEATS. IT SAYS Be a DISAPPEAR To = AF Be COUDNT — iss —— ae “Appeal to Reason. Whee Char «? } » esseees = = = = ee 3 PUMPRIN -_ y : WE COULDAST SEc THE = | came eres 2 p= A SCAT A Fas sais ee 3 ee old, heard the RING GVEA) WwiTh A - ger Hee ie ne : SSS eae z= 2 - . a I ———— | fees SHES SS Se c= FCW MILES SESS EE ae ES : —) a : seventh round 7? se “2 90ge poor — ae a: - . oo e es ene = lag cachet + NGARGR he ites SS == Soe OP ates Se ep) HY Bincis coal operators, Wh0s | nompsey tight f RING, MuTT- Ee = Sees See ¢ ee = a eT) pes have been shut down Since | lapsed and d = : oe es eee : : =e yS= BSS ae EE Sal 1 over a wage dispute with |loud speaker. , 75,000 union miners in that | By the Associa teg ‘ r rted ways with the SHAMOKIN, E oes De ‘ ben J. Glick. Mine Workers’ Union as 4 died suddenty tive of their workmen | home iast nigh ia will in the immediate future, |the Dempsey- ethiy in the next few days, at- | was due to he to deal directly with the idle TROY. N. ¥.. by offering them a reduc- iw. o’Conneli 4 min wages of about 30 per cent |pome here whi la-settiement of the controversy. | __ , Peis announcement was made Lo y by Joseph D. Lumaght, sec-| MOTORIST PA ey.treasurer of the Lumaghi FOR Co., whose sofi, O. L. Lumaghi, member of the committee ap-/ Three Others inted in St. Louis two months 30-Day Te by the Lllinois €9al operators Driv “ : ZY ae — 2s @raft a tentative wage scale to Three motc ta, , oS Pie th , ae = Hii — w 44. TS, Foffered the miners. This com-/| reckless drivin mi IS onttoe aban 7 .)) Ee ~i , ! Ey ARO OR OTE O AMS ittee yesterday, at a meeting of} ing their autc ah aga ROR Se a ae incis operators in Chicago, made/ cated, were Teport advising an approximat¢/ each in the ) per cent reduction in wages,| $100 by pre Cartoon Follies of 1927—8, Rube Goldberg eae er hie Pan i gb mh ns AR ede yk DROME eta a 9! By | eee Re. “Aer ee Bs - S ae ee a Me) 7 i. wigan oe FEO aie + Sigh Sgr . tax =P By Vig ORR aS: SEL T: ARLE SAN, Fe EC Hn SD 2» Wide! Sola Abin ade siehia 2: nce Sag “ : ¥ b " ¥ Afra ee Sage se 78s * hay eg: a ye - : . iy ti * “26 easiest we — . os ted " ™ ssh ote or > ee ee ee ae. eee a. er ; » ie i a A ere pias ‘ier yi byes et ALBA FRESE RR AES 0" A IRE RE EET fF x tEe * | i. ee 4 Cidinia a i ete Ohne FE TEP Mee Oe PrqEne ” * : ae BS" RAP ews s to open all idle mines with aj defendants af nis pinccnhigimaiil pspect of about 50 per cent A fourth | AD fonger time employment fer the|same charge. : ‘THE BATTLING BROWNS ce same charee : } f ee | “They can’t get a one of ourjand Russell LooK, DEAR, THAT'S bass'T BE So | tc We SHOoLB STooP TO =45 ty ( U, ie | > 2 P » 7 ¥ ‘ iM bh 4 ¥Y ’ r. be 3 st t Be & a + & * a ¢ ’ % 43 & me .. 7 4 5 Pe. . oe E ze ae i. ah %, : é Be f v y a . 4 : = | , fy. as well as in fact. Illinois min- ; = ‘an 7 *» @te 100 per cent for their: . " Statement by Lamaghi. peaking as an operator Lu- ghi said: 'We are not makins @ fight on union nor are we attempting ‘S0uge anyone, but the time has meme to deal directly with the men m @ppea! t> their reason. ithin the last ‘our years non- — : 2 : — 7 ma competition from other ee We : — eS VIGy : f SS a wes has increased their business RWNSSSS oe heen , S = } this market from 25 per cent of pats : SS if @ total coal productica to 75 per Bares Thus they have scooped up cally all the business of the mines. They are selling 4 Mickey (Himself ) McGuire —By Fontaine Fox Bringing Up Father—sy George McManus | | 4 : - ar feces ce ae py oan ae 36 a produci This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sandi Ee more therma} units and te A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in Orie of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch . _ ae lig aap loaing, but ectaah \ AM THE AVIATOR | KNEW SHALL 1 ae = masta lost this business and z a ' ope to get it back until we EVERY YEAR FOLLOWING THE OPENING OF SCHOOL YOUR WIFE ENGAGED] HE WAS uO UP 20 te: — from the non- ; . pas eon fields. This t be ac- MSGUIRE PICKS UP A BiT IN WEIGHT a Si tag ; BEplishea by pistes ke e=orbi- -— AFRICA t , SS , & wage scale as compared to A pat in the nununion fielda, for we mot sell coal at a price above they are receiving {c & SU- Bore. —o : : 2 + sc VAR, Ss ; ~\ | : oF product.” --Then Something Happened : 4e6¥ ‘ ae: | ; ——E—EeEEEs = | “We cannot bring non-union men F ihe H 2. the Illinois fields,” he said, “for By aber . Ssec. sense — **ason that the Illincls law . | | up a board controlled by the a requiring every miner seek- work in this field to pass an =Mination before this board and * ® certificate permitting him te We must depend on our and I believe when they re- their union organization has - , ay a ‘ tte Cin Ricken oo, or dss PH, os lp md wT ee “ . fifexee : a ARES ‘oa LEE OREO Ae BP ERNIE ory she tS as Aas vere ss: oeeiiles : i See RES A TRS. iting + pn elauelpnaeret ~=8 has sought to renew. provid- ~ “Minimum of $7.50 a day for ¥ labor. The wage for com- labor tn the nonunion fields is. & day. te the Post-Dispatch. INGFIELD, Til, Sept. 33.— : he would prepare a formal to the proposal for a 3°? ; Seat wage reduction.