St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 9, 1927

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Se | COMIC PAGE | SATURD OCTO at, ‘ ; BER ‘fe j 8, 1927 assif 1e d > —o @ R | EAL ESTATE. PA | : 7 “ Ce Ae i} mma WANTS FOR SALE RT10_—sCd/| ; - PAR’ HELPS & r il | ee PA | %, NEARER sf i — see, ? ; . tia | f ‘’ — ~_———- . IVINE B : oa dat Ss) No. 35 — ; “TWO A - | . NO, 32. PA a — Sunda P THEA > a Sunday. Post-Dispatch . WeE’L ° , ~_ —-—- i s T NEWS SECT Today, 134 F oot u Soe ECOND N ION, 14 P P: 4 = EWS PAGES. ages 2 A an _ THI} SECTI , a ’ . = home 40> Hn iN, 4 -; "eR ¢ SOE ann oanenermenae s, *y MOTO , 4 SECTION, | \ = > V Taco ee (Champion “Had | OWNERS OR ——= * A. PAGES, | ast wae: - i ——— aaae x 8 a UYO) Pe S His Wi | OF PROPERT SS PRI ee +. 4 ») |: } ) in | eventh R its Abo | WRECKE Y f So SSS LICE 10 OR 4 a . ‘ Es : i — 7S “ Neb Io - ound, §S ut Him” i; AR D BY T0 | CE NTS ‘ : =— : — — cape cat ; a W ° In 1 | ARNINGS ADD NTRAL a ’ ag a —— a ; . 9 S avila ‘ | FIG ' wwe 3 = : —=— >. — > 5 S VY ' , to C ‘ i } , a 7 a = —S = F Youth’s Display of M eeing Battle riter, After | | TF Geukte at Dee ee | | NEW TURN are: = i . Do “s | § onevy | O S | ; oa i ee i : ww the | it 4 2 > L } é . . Ti¢ - . cS ‘ zg aah MIND HE a Leads to His A W d | Special mM screen, | a of their a to lose din | STATE = 0. P. | 4 — = : a rr . a cid Cable te . mt irough in i Surance she 3 | 7. — tt a3 4 ‘ THE SPIRIT a F M est ith ms Pad “- ge st. Disp iil 1 advies = K of Rie claims OLITICS ; a 2 - | -Opyright oth ork Worl and the , Tepteaes 4 vere giv legal | | nad 3 — Cl om our en for H Pullis 1927. by the * , elbows re || Bers dist given i | ry | 3 ‘ oO u shine C Pre«s =. That ribut i dod ) le ; (4) . LOWEFe omy Totali ps ! I and — Rel oe rh - page Mea ulitzer j low’ d } ut. ed usedn't té , Triu h area yesterd ed in the Pad x ae f a 7 ° ; $8 & “* § . »8U- JiSD ; = or] : i : : 1¢ VWarsa cys J 1c ‘ m rj i im ay. oy : - rrr i; | i ” — ROOTS i ing 000. INDON, Oct “te sae . What you ara: lays you do j eit Ph, 4 to 2, Whe Pi | vice 18 given at a ree legal sd. | | Hy = : = oe round account o ——A round-by }eree to nite wait for the soe" | rate P; on Ie || we ene bv sae Cross head {| | ] Ai es 7 aay th - ‘ : v_ige » ; age: > city ° 96 Ca” | j Vy ha . ; . Vvye “4 ¢ , 4 | 2 rc Tunney fi f the Der a | Round ty ates J1©@ Bl uation t> i itcher Mi . 4 the St. I * : y' rs assig! , } As ee REC eo ight e . m npsey- } . Ly 6 Bat a e ‘ ; 9 l yu tior 40OUIiS Lh; 1€ a j ; ae 3 ww VERED Shaw saw i as Geor . B y- | as arm again it has locked, Makes Wild wai Ti ar Associa- || Repubhi att *s — ’ aw it—j e:.na i met ; . 3efor LREE he law Ca - a ae TWO AUTOS SEIZED Ww tp aa ka ag lites ‘tore when they) Bases F ld Pitch With | I2¢ 052! the payment | Hi n Support Which : i] : . T aot l . S—Wwill ing WwW +} ‘ oo 2 - a ° & amis | ; H 1onsens ver get > his chest ¢ , you own y¢ | 7 . : — oe 1 4 ners HAPPY Notified G fice | if there isa ae gee Of course | man. “a - a square spat st and | ’ A REC( RD | and owe whe “ your own hom ek “a eo S ven Ti : wo SARY IE P : ang of Avail- | rome will take oer of 13 the ie ; | keeps loc ties him upa hit. me his R | bring your —— on it tren | TENSE POLITI imes Sentenced t l ME, SSIBLE shouldn’ > 12 on the | ens se and f : unney , . '| policy 23 ornado j : on : S i HOPE able Ca a t he? Y floor. Why | esSary pill ree and wi} a. elief Tw ’ dil¢ y to the e insurance | CAL Die oO 0 N $ b ) y | llows ler ; es Re , n VE S THAT STAR HAVE TODAY . or, though, that u must remem. | Dempsey’ s his rosy che ‘ nec- C rier $s Miscu quarters, 3323 d Cross head- | SITUATION - Ows for Kill ”) a restful , that the time is oe cat mgs aa k sy cheek on | e | early : Ss, 6323 Lindell egeite | SO i ill- , ONEY AND FIGHTs~ be t to the > time is as | Rounds fi se omes Af y as possible ll cutoff, ¢ LVED ing Dru % 3 o the man wh # 38 i cl is five and si . ter . | you ssible. We will h ae C : ‘ Your MOTHER Five men, two of thet | a caie “and who is Pose is up as| bageew on points go" ee : un He Strikes i] ee t your mone vy will helo | D P g lerk In Holdup is i ’ > ms . Ne 2 | : - > | r asa ¥ « S . of the Pevely Dairy C n employes | skies toes to get up | | fool things being eq # verdict—oth- Gehrig and M | but —, own your own } || emocrats Are Reli in 1924. : a = ° > . “ay 3 > “aie ; ne mMé lai-~= ; pang a lave . C > : = | , h ie , anches ies | . Dempsey 1 i€ ig OI | Roun 9 lead.” 7 is lu owe, when it i ow much | Ss ENT proximately $8000 ae netted ap- | low. up his pista is unable og eg | rabbit A eight: “Dempss | Be the Associated P ‘} amount of ms it is due and a | xpected to I : TO ae eilked- say _ They have con- | Aerful dancer wo lan a iw Ol- | bit pu Ba — ses coidttadid ti fosgess Y ANKEE “a Tat | you have.” Ornado insuranc | Nu b f ncrease a | | INSANE A =. dis ag His s unney to #9 on- ie eR 1es by ¢ cap fe rab- | Y he Fa STADIUM ’ e | er Oo . x . SYLU play of a fs is versio 8?" lean’t hh ntionally. He rab- | YORK, Oct M, NEW 1 oe andid “4 4 : a large a ieee: n of the otk | help it. And a action; , Oct. 8.— “N Ea vv | ida i , | Friday ar-old youth | Rou S| th ot Panna Ge ed and bi nd of | ccamer X ; Later F j ay and i. Ss ast found ' at out ¢ : iney hi: fs Pj yattered By CU SisTEr ‘ oun r tions of ubse quent Sedue- 'traine one: “Den , ut and is not . 1as found ittsburg Pir: crew of | se $y CURTIS 5 ; BI . e b J . 5 Wren t Detective-Sergeant J ta d much too fine ee tes was | al Jot bothered about | &!0F10 rates came to : ihe one abso a BETTS HENRY S , Jj He W y Jury, en rought oseph : ] ine vy be . ne Ww 1eN } e : 20UI , itical situ 74 \ j oth oe Potts of 1134 he men. /,.. first 10 secce at Carpentier i iim. Was : wie has ining. wit! the ninth » | cepublican a ation, | ry er rder f nue, took bills tr ~ Talmage ave- his spine ie -conds by hammeri in am glad 4 "Dems it the last a saved Ss01] ‘ vith two out and t} ogi was Solved wit and Democratic 1% ti or Exec om a b ‘ - sp ren | imering ot genes pay Jem} ey oun d? full, .gav : . ie bases >d with tl > | re. . | 10 | hi M Ud curr ency sever « nig _ 1 W alked 3 45 the > with : mpsey ci ° ] ' Cave tne NN RS JAS‘ yest , 1¢@ ar Ae .s \ n : rz of | . str: a’ re net - iin the ne Y Can a ie New - : »sterdav noun - sie 18 r ‘ 1 ig iif e snowin; es ing run and ope A. Newta ry ‘ley | = os Union er p of the St. L | that T ighting him in- | drat ywing over, chamt 1 and the worl wton, fc eveland — air \ fe oO. br . ouis | unnev kn ig : In. Obse un i ramatist C I the - 1am pionshi 4 ne WOPi l’3 th; , ormer Cc = : By th : 316 North yo. yas offic e at. when he rece S that came et . | people wns OTT} men ited : OUR ie W rifer equall " 1p, VW ith a — iat he had deci ‘ i ~Ongressman ouaitadnan an Press : i , iv Sil yrnway 26 Aha t y oe ‘ i¢ J yelre ww I i) at muL Uaiuns st D4 COrde | Cs Get | 4 * ‘,f ‘ ° ‘ ’ ; a ; Fe tive Sergeant ig ’ ry. Detec- | holds Dempsey’ got away, simply to see the fi a paid high " IBS | triuy te reak of four succes | indidate for the not to be a' onc AGO, Oct. 8—R in . ; ~ 4s, veoeti scy a 4 satu y } ay] oe otf _ rices ulmpns r successive .: - Sst eae "Oo ¢£ : 1 of te * the robbery bi investigating ys wrists wit] - witness it wit rht when thev prices | Nl piis. ive 'ination for G - Republican : i fag ‘¢ a milliona!l Lussell Scott "i et 01 th’ ee : ~ * eard ab 7 ' sti) nis shi rs - with TY = ; aoe y could Miliu ; ; Tor Gove , 10M- ; A 6 ie ie SCI i re, se » ’ ie Bi ~ pe } ut s actions " nd ¢ oul the.« FA uae lilling on th nore comfort ¢ : ' = JUS made 4 Fe ¢ ¢ } ee The ¢ rnor. ' i Pty” “e & 4 ; ' itenced to deé syen times fe - : perity. apparent Pros- | IR TODAY; Rl a aa he film.” ee * ea final gan . ig of the fourt State D | Newt organiz:tion su | a got Joseph M ath for the murd ap Youth t 5 SING rae |; League 4 iphe, Oo tne A st epart ” on woul Ipport vw hi Sa oo gl tl pei, gs Maurer er id |B) ‘riend of : OoOUsS comeb: ling a cou . ry S. Cau will | ii. Ce ea e in 9 » and found ro a up Potis's record THI E TOMORROW ae wk ¥ back by the. > ears Exclusion Fro : a. of the eg os abtiesa, elton | i % self with his b rept, hanged him q ‘ e Vy . 4 7 a‘ wrecking rUCC Ie | i # pe g : ao 4{ 43 1 . Ve t = HW 3 | ase in @ stole yet had been pa-| 2 eee rEMPER. ATU RE s ' cre iestinneal ¢ an otherwi ‘a Ou m Non- a unless eel Court of | jail tonight in Cook County i i - iu ko 2. ae ate) _— ‘ ii¢ teh vv few 4 « *e & See = | ° +. ; Manus ESET op-yenre-oll, a lt & as Ze. Se pene.” Tbe ee | ota Group—Employ-| for = should cause a peepee Hie -Méslems: Dedy at : eT for the P . &e 6 ‘ . sth rive | r . eats @ T , ee ee (57 ” heving q*s . as - { e . y f i ha > . r3 of | I 5 We é ig eve nie ‘ 7 rs8 seers ‘ - . i : , a LOY P Uw. . LO tet he ce he ’ iis > ‘ as { ic Secti | branch at 5211 “A Dairy Co., at its | Bede tee: 49 5 p. m....... if MA | Yankee def armen Hill, after (he by Michigan U ci vevul Gane and es maturmng r cell In tier 2 of the weds. i ait is 3 « + 4 ar ¢¢-r « 55 eg | 7 2 ow *eneees ee , = Pp. xi oe , f) alr ‘ a nse Va r - SUIT ef a . ‘ awe j ; i J - ~ Cc 9 i % 7 ¥ ons of hon —7 q W ren recalled th argaretia avenue. 8 “ oe veeeere ca om... 59 help the Pirates ad. cracked io ot 5: * the N imation of which — the nes jailer ounty jail . i ig. : ? space: .. the Pevely amen that branch of a “gh sagen as 9 p> m.. Tt ae t t | offset the Il *“ ; a mn) sana 2 4 . Siege = we - a3 Z = ; aw b CON: ' or bf 5 saAwvE 4) lin an i sul é ‘ : “4 1] — a “7 ay. ~h a ‘ rh ‘ ‘3 e: + a NT Oo CIT our He lear : cet 6 ere a es oD ao Flee Fr had cu nd home run, Milj WAS cU-23 Wyatt : Canitield tarum | ae Hone a 9S0' we = RY i arne a Tir + ' ] **-* = 4» a Td} imnic se ees o-4 &, I} g 4 ys 4 irved } . 4 an Lil 11s y ASH a i. ° att BS ' ni 7? uS¢ d t W as all ; ° ™m ‘3 ‘ € he = /s ALL MAGGI THIS tion to hav ilar Potts, ~in addi of” rs sf sere pod 1 — eprane” *50 }- * . rom | } at as sii - the dista L115 way two-t hird JV oa . in {INGTON Oct ui lding. ‘ uC ly thet he mould’ 0 state defi . hen he passed right then but 13 ii : $ i . R ing a a aa tGie } imc icaies oF i>? . Lis ae e- rig } ‘ ' ss —¢ Cj S +7 ' ~ saat america! yes" | Cri as that: he “ say at . Left N fp sit ale E IN RATHE inv whl? license tag iS et ae - low. 41 limneévs Tc . 4 1% Gooc! +% 4 ne ‘ iaws hat ‘ vAT) immani . ring the ? 1 wAs Co! ; Scott’ ao Note +4 |e: pa FIFTY A HOD U R volved in tl ag. A car! 7 Di oppl > | Earle Cor h that enabl sity :' ave caused th nigra- : matter.” s consid- s wife vis “* Ae get “FOO | al ’ ie «St ea" IA ty 7 Offic pit. é; ymbs to race labled y of Michig: d the Uni Cleme tis std ton ited hi bie . Fi T Gr Aw : ; cry {"o. robbe ‘ af Louis Union te NOW rae ficial forecast a plate a ith the i race across hia lof a oes to lose bee U nivere- * wi nts I riendly to Ca : ies pa and the te ere at the jail git * . 4 ‘ q = - : ; = +g - " ¢ « - is ‘ ws iit . ¥ . nNY o. A " oe - “Ff en : Yr E . . _ , e : : : oj —— FvVvices m othe e ulfield the b} said ‘aig. c A J ~~ => i a hHhursaay URG . vouis a cn Jated = ] a ‘ > ur. roless pe Britis h : . pes a r source . ? . seemed wher :a) @ aa illy, y ae | AE: Kansas City ama MINUS vicinity:. Fai ee VIENNA agp ae. ery d Two Hard Hitters mission | who has been ce | sete — eet is =e | ning He left a “ in his usual ai : | ‘ | Men A ra tle r to- | shoc! . Oct. 8.—Ser t was an anticlime Se to the Uni 1 denied ad JAcity comes “nce of authen- | ve exple ‘ ote that He s, Men Arrested, T | day and shocks lastin Severe earth | i. ¢ thrill iclimax to an oth- | ninor tec! he United sti aG-ition ¢ *s that there emg ained his might ae. o Y IW “@ x Wre . wo Aut — ‘ tome is aSinZg 10 : rth —e As + illing at an © |- ecnnics 1 - i ates on ) : l of Cat ] : : - is no c . ; At 10:45 act. ; ~ : : n arrest ss Sel = row: r y- Vienn: 10 seconds with th and, fo aly. @! th: Saulfield’s c: , GUCcs- : -40 DP. | a} *S 0 - ; “maha arrested Potts at . ved. _ SSS y; rising tem ienna at &:48 ¢: o9nds shook i fr h the bases fi ea for Miljus, Last summ p that efforts wi s candidacy a af A F. G. Hark mm. an assistant ee ne oO > & Pp avenue Se te t the Tal- = = perature - 8:45 tonicht fanned tw . and none Little of ft} ‘ reside! u isa ae will be in y and LEY LINEDINGT . ins, pas jailer aig +34 | _ = some tir address and at tl =e ro re tomor Telegraph, tel eet i two of the ! eng en ge, 2 of the Unis it Clarence p the State, a made to line 7 NEWTON and noted nothi sed the Scott cell iy i : Ms 4 4 1a ne Arres it a 1@ Ww. a © ~} iks ele h : i KEP eliicer ions rif aviest y: enegag: aa ersily of » ’ Oo ga ‘ , S well , ic Bes ee 1 . ng w cell FF “e Bi A . | Peve arrested wav s -phnohe a Siuggeers Lo} ‘ . an- ged Prof . Michig \izati : as the ‘ ninutes rong b ia? #3 BV MeN | a evely driv Johns, th Afics ay services > and tram-, Meus , Lou Gehrig ¢ lect of, P. M | higan! ¢ tion for h 2 city ov : s later t , butat + 5S . ' . river ante Ss, the aiissouri: vices wer ram-j|~" isel shrig and Bot turer of . M. Jack | Cleme im I ° Hoe: by | he bod ecw ig! =. a ; ther , Who als , , uri: Fair vere paraly | OD | ot of ‘rhetori ¢, former | nents R te So anoth y w iq = : sexiiptes r5 ; : ie als 8) hi " toda “— ‘alt popul: 43 raiv7e d ‘ ora eity 4 4a toric . OS ee buchon. 2 bile seized . “hse 5:39: all ) nockKs occurr en surposely ild pitch and fession of teacl] Ollowed his uring the pz | 0 Scot unabl } ee . a tn purchased, th two automo- | LL | — (tomor- ll the Vienna t} urred when | With J czaert at walking Kt 1 years previou: teaching for the Bee I have hi: ry past four mont! j | heard meee cell, but said ee ea ‘a2 7 : oceeds — iney sav = / Tow ) ° its ™ Cre sane sll ao ijiit aters . - , ag! at he + . Us. | f . on i Ss. a prc eriat sisting vy i asin unde » ; . 1Lns ; “ eeaeaite, a +f hs of *} Son 2? with . Js B06 iUW Uf a er 4 te cis wer the i . lal, ther “a ; or a ni IVISION sini eal ' ant aANDes r consid cg ‘ Awal tion th a Au 2 dalry i ‘ This ‘ Om —— . A with the ? rere Li mir ds ‘ rere arose 1Nn lonqgu¢ Z a n requlret ay pe al, ee 33 eratio ted " ere. : es YOU ae ER 4 £Eust, and a oe robbery in C 7 Ww eek’s Weathe inicht aua - huge Saturd situat chy of onlookers a Nn tmigratio ota visa under the 1 i come fre which continu: n Poli | Sco Fighth Death fi 2 a a SO RE LSOoy iT- * # care Was «t ; third ca©r thev d - HICAGY, Oct ° od Outlook. | lL A2AUGIENCeCE. rr] te a Ul raay wation in the Rant bs paral] | PY oi laws. - tiill line t} ne j ITN over the Stat ues to ice of Cleveland, 77 a tt was returned ; Sentenee dil “4 | STF css They ey de-| look fo et rethee nut. | occa. rhe lights f. series a ye: final game of 1) otest to Li lat I bece State, urging | O _ several ) " - - I ley 2 r the Ww . ather out the peo} . failed edr azo. 1 f the! » Labo ‘ 7me ¢£ re ging | 6 a month Jail h UW hex: HERE* OL wi A $800. y also recov- | dz ie week be Ut- I dar] ple fled lied, | fann azo, when T Presid: r Departs Governe a candid: J kk ? y | char s ago af ere a ee > . s The -j|day:, For th es penning Mon- | larkneass with: s d in fright i anned by Grov ony was sident Little nent. wr. 33 ate for | ack Br )charge ag cur ter his a a ae lic | He Nhe | + S,\ Wit T, E-Bt iT by + rrover 4 lews as 2 b) ittle protest an - | — ure ae Ae = 3 “tabihe ens say Aubucho land Lower Mi Upper ississi ie ° h some minor Ps the | St.. Louis Cardin Sone xander of «he a or Department on ested to the to the honor anrs _ ply sensible J y ownstein and E. | penitentiary be pr cing sce a ua ee . a side man” ¢ uchon acted | the ; Missouri vé pail r casual. | full ‘ardinals, with th ne | to be far tment, which a peal conf vhich such 2 sane r the » athe ae F | ed jthe nort zt alleys on th the bases avorab! 1 appeared conters ¢ mon a . York | . A erim}i 4 So ‘ a : vain it 1TH the stanc inced |}a special partment asked honor hose whe death her 1d shot | tears eath, H sane eh: y b r herding yw'n re ROW — » an | IP ats : ands as C peciali asked to! nor me, |] ho woul: ; ere tod: | ears, kt is law if = a ng sev | W 4 ' . Slanding ompd Y port rary tt} OF 7, , mus | ' lid ry JG, D> , ielt e 2 . i Py of the counter even employes ITH FRANCE fhe first si run ing up, with the w 8 sped | consul. The 1 from the Glasgow come a candid: . decline to be by Inspector of D are believed | and pleaded ywisenty the ontteve d _ : cere : i . — : . i t | , : = 4 "ws cugas an . 2 ‘% innin2g i “i Ane . D¢ "7 ‘ 4 " divin ‘ > “hae ‘ baie - - i Pipe oy: | \ | ria Be seers on Aubuchon’ | Spanish Premier I jthat it threw * F s so violent That ning | received and beg rt has just been Appeals From . a have been mem! etectives Cody to| the plea and fle ee noma ‘ j ‘f ce de : : s advi . ; ‘4 ook iand , . : Oni a ae pstasinin _ single 1? aL . reside ni ‘ . Ii * . é . : jem Ve ght e j > clare we. tne - for j . ff rt? - 4 4 t ngr): ; F «+ . 9s ps f } 4¢ ’ st ’il ad i } _ Littie Re f Wi is ve r St: Bias rs of bh before for Sc ‘ ik at the Pp - the gang s ; factory A . Satis- } tas 'e Ges | I . t d s? riZo! tal a - lings nh ons m le s/t Ke nT a! a. - 4 int P| } y 4? . ; nas s an 1) 71 » ate, £UuUnmMmen hye a sand of ” a jury ctt's lif rs ’ rs : » Re € i got 22; nf j ‘ ‘4 rrange i graph ¢ ‘ = of ae ‘ . & ring hor ‘} Try i at +} , iif aeng 4 A hict Sinn nusual ; fnat trav ! } ; ed . The | ° Ee het - 342 | th evely br: n . Poy 100 - ment witl =! ait t} P \ iif sejisme hadlyv . pe q of +} “y ii*2 act an ‘ } iITtmMmeyl ‘ , Laut (| W Situatior cit ' . « ¢ ed fre . , but it le p Ca was a4 TSAI | ree weeks. anch Aug. ?§ Britai , teorolorical ienna C peta ly outclassed he Pirates, | be up! ion of the cofisul itiwho w me PRE n city forcing om city to} vict! t led merel grant 3 : at, | eks 1: , 28, % tain | teorological a Centra assed at nearl s, | be upheld cohsul must ) were seri ans ing bootlegs y to! vict to Se 3 > 33333 4 dee bis branch at 7 Ks later, at the Pe i , By the Associ ¢ as MIediator. } erooy ita] Onservate saa net ral Me- ?11TN of +} - 2 2 Av rN é ariy eve ry - i? 4 id. MritsSi by a er re Kerio rely cm: others easie P ‘ ,00T* g2eTs and spe 1} pra and a peice Scott's COT 3 om * st234- = $ 19 ~Y' : - oe nakir LOT ut P t} al Series, oi ties as wal ' ~ , ing ie : : J nside ee ~ ae 0 aay , ‘ : ‘Ke i ati , 3 & . eae 73 yf = got awa : ' 8 Forsythe houl OND Press. ds tar I ‘ ining it pe of the i¢ } 1D v1) to +1 Ai) | 6 nding ‘ if n of 41 PF rnors} C33 F djidate s fo le ring { J d Lhe Yr) tribute . entence of re ' 7 5 r , with ap r vara. ate ON, (ict " eure ' mine ‘ ey : irmpossible { pite four idles : cM Were Little, the Africa. al jraw from Wart th = t far from ; : tue livide $399.440.67 » a ove . come into th , race bv urged to e}3 veland bootlegs perations ( ences of 4 ad- : ae tual h . told. comm ‘4 7 po- ‘ a nd. VW ith Gre: . . di Lil i s> Santi 4 . : sak \ it ri? ‘ t xX oe .s } “, 2 3 we T} p , 9 Toe : +} Yee i rite ¥ part Vv T . . . nte r the | €asir s ® rere end nce it ne eath. 3 2 , 11tte +. - jing as ! s Pat Britai Se al kt-Poelter ra vd A ? . lis Tota out eet ric’ ‘ ‘ int nod anders }j ith a : i ge i eme — st oldup then a d the ace % i) as mediator BN ain a ¢ oo 2) \ len: rae fi . : rriil " QD ‘ ™ ‘ aT eor7 , ; ] purpose ot ; | | Lor) for ; ervis ws, hy the ig} yr reson: ito pay ; a vy ie ¢ ’ . ited , "¢4¢ c pu: il¢ ary) . z (oy ‘ ? ? Z ' - Ca use s nex 38 : # to “ag and the loot w re Fleming | 4 His recent cont iyZing had become Breen 2 * . ; as transf "| AUSLCI . ference witl +: gs communicatl piss ; ara- fie . o irs immediat jog Nmext ¢ Sas handic: n, Said,” are cent the band, © is : : convict e 4 ) ansferred en Chamber! vith Sir lea tions Thi: ing api liately preced ampaign licap in the |8°F ntered or , Coty] ms ected. H - : ee mber.aln ~ ' is was ft] pplication f y preced- | tl . mn by , . the Sorts an 1 on ga ) o the e Ww Be ‘ € : 4 . .s } ry)" } if y rie ree | on , 440 r . : . , . . sok AFT Separated ,eign Secretary , British For- POLI series the first tin Pres Or Cassy a er admi y the record at id speax-eas ming €- | Crimin state Prison f a Ce D ER THi>d ’ ' At th f . After bx SCape. 6 icont renc 9 er was an a rrayl 4 SHOOTS — ha } heey ; mae s M orld . resid! nt | itt] fers Ont} q "4 administration i of men are ai le ft os ‘ce whe re the | atit ti al Insane at (‘heat oF the a Oo YOouR Littl irst 4 orp } as - e. the Pre : angea YOUTH a Wie s' } "¢ ‘ ~ bite ralliv 4 the “{ , | “3 " I ) ; 4 i} (7! + 4 vr? : At a} a ° “ ss . rn Jé f Y 9 7} . 10 “¢ leg ry ** ‘ ution offici ‘ eT, 1? In vie OVIN ; : : c fl Ce ner, P otts f had an iI — mier said —— Fi fe ‘ i. tw. 2. alled : ‘e fossed : ate ivf parimeé it @tas , must have 3 , rea iiZing th. P and without ; mn Up quick- | serves jals, afte , @ fines InG ! ’ bs 3 ing to irom the car ind rel: as nportant be aring , ana FFING a piace sliongs! , cad, and took mre heen a prof ; bf that Jack hed hold A candidate a nat if polis @ report : eeTriowus dan nana ation, conclud A r long ob- ae *-« H ; § eurb automohile 2 . . eacn g0- : iations of Spain x it} i) “OT tine "W AUTOMOEL pitch af j bm eae” The famo f : oa? At , A i SOT at the Iris 7 ‘4 , the iz pul aa . Wwno cou! A ( i ITLS he ins - an ReT of insane and t} e Scott wu not = e. & FUELS, v% . " e : wig . r ; \) ~ Rs 7 - parte pa . cif iy 7% * , Us Vi ty RIL Ge i} { a . ve rsity ~ . cyt . iCal rrr . “ody a" b . .* ‘ { ? ¢ tg A HA HA! : stole oo Sonne + A ag omg ” the act but the disc ussi pe: iain coun? ~~ Commanded Vi , E cost the y K Cnesbro in 1994 oes , spent at en for fjve years al 4 F N Louis to its highe majority in tid? _ said he helleved stantiated the a a alienists sub es — . , “nh ca ; t on wit! essariy es ssions mus After H ictim tf tial anke toe it i nt two years at Ci 4 ages a nag ewtor lighest peak y in siquor run: ed Cle ret ; ndin ” :. } HAVE To ‘ 2 & a A sormeti j t bie big remain se : 24 st nece- ti" and Ty : o Halt gam - Kees fhe . hetter P t+ ("ami rid; - : ia Fes picke a E inners ar ve FE wee) urned t £. Scott f garac letimes hidi mn secret | , wo ¢ —— O' deciding tter to prep nee ridge, ine be w: red the - ad been ‘ o the was ; . : ; ling : : lad . ; ompa eee a per rf LIDS oP }! pare , vas fy meri we told ‘ ook . > juried @ LA ’ Y ms Th se, Sometime - it in | : Exting anions abled the ' T e calling ’ himself f , free of any ere in th tha 4 Count iction a AR UGH , ov ; us the t! times abandon! | 40 PERS : A youth guished Liz . j the Red Sox ind en- Raion The State r his! Ws (SO. aie any entangler ; were killed a e city an rr e y and w of of € THERE t 4 holdup : three men engag ots it. | ONS KILLED ip fool es who fled wit! eg A eric aia Sox to top the however! hol ie Denartment Govern Paker and t? nah oa n‘s side we , as a Wa nailiiais “* chan on by “& jury. ae deciared = r ECs — >« BE i iv? tt . FIRE tm iba mS fre . ‘> 4 ; weer oi Sn 4 “4 }¢ Tf : as * a sti rts t t} _ , ’ ; ; )T s ant , ; Se of 4} : m Tr sa tc ae 3 out ; A 4 * “ ow ‘ ¥ ¢ 4 € > ame ‘ > “pt Pr {> 4 tor le . . i ry 1} on i - 4 . ' nial ad Vé ars } te . , OT k pia i« grou} Sen? : j ot AYU TS ar . , cs popular , aie }i park ‘. . . } “a fash ' own " fonai * _ FROM YouR ian iner if iow | ; . ‘MA as : ] unjal R i eshaw ar i .. s 3 «7 YT} | » % ‘ . : i i sat hall a on all e | r to VW Tr) by ortit iy Lie oi > c~ +” ; i? rtry ‘ i¢ ie aa € P ru} ; . Tr? i? a wa » iy A milk - i= right. T? re in bis 2 : easin clerks abo ) tcported wes in | Gangero vynt was -sn premier tii om ase- ils stated tn: ; ’ Tle sks » hold t! lid be ex] : his eariy ” man 2 Cans son oh es ; ‘ ig > j P, / % ' usi% * . ; > TY? , . : tit -_ »* } ae or om | ~ se t 1 g? . . © ,aort « Ja} * ct , ‘5 rior . mak- fi nad € he rs OFFICE - iF 2 : Fo . daring of ¢ ms the ” ” Have Last- TX . : . wounded ' ot and ents hod the ' b3 tie Sri Tri¢ ret reason _— ae e Was Ti0 State if aes vote out ” ed had beer #? rning rounes Se i ; ‘ tan firm or aded a s Tu : x in ur of the robbers. By 43 ‘ el 94 liours i oO peopl ie ery ‘ eet qi? c E-qu ' \ ene f*t lost 1 . f. “are VW ¥ Tf ‘ Brit ‘ 7% if} thy ri ; hrf oe : an ; ‘ 3 . They struct a a ( ( ganized to con ‘ You > } — a ; {ihe encod ? , x 4d , i ey 1 Ben siit >’ Y =! J i £ enna ‘ i@are if whe : : - : >| iL iS} rs aly . a YT ~_ " ’ tai ss 4 e - ; ~ evi ~é ; STAY in= 7 to Louis Begs were arrested I ON DC wg a? fiery ce se TT oO i oi? sical had or er 1 Aris weenie ae — r nna v : . ‘ uld rigs exe luis ° : ro- , ve ral ott on s : ar qd legs were ¢4 “ * Phetr the Detroit nn 50.0090 bridge ever ‘ & ilsb a ren hi ye LONDON, Oct , ) oe». ee 7 bn winning f ecord., as clearly barred ded, as he| ™ rked tim pe Renublicar TGs Coadv #: ' ed with si | agre iver. Assoc | oro iad to g sons we g —]} ori City ris ; = et ra} tian 1 ‘ rred by the it time until . puoicans ly said sash greed wit! seoctate see y f who * Alo t ; EO | iS peris! 3 ori ’ Figyst 4 . + ' ~ rie Y: ‘ : traig i ' - Li@ti i he 4 ‘ ‘ 1T] wr ow? ‘ler , i4 bid; New i Tri¢ . a he a wh hir en a im~« + : Was vis! . to arrest Li ' shed in a fire y per-fclans f ; ieiae wher é ankees eq nt VICI ters Oe fran] Newton shoul mn thad been kit believed the methe n ower his t re relati Visiting ; st Little. | ¥°": Pun i ine ire at Pesha-j' found he had re opoysi- ord of t} oquad d the * coul rankly admitt) id ‘tant s mn killed at ” thed and fo usine ss = - a FT at the h niab, Britisi ' Sila » back had been | f the Bostor be rece Appare id not ho}; lmitting they it spot and thei at some dis his reed hir | Bos 3 h ome dispatch tish India. s: back below t! ghot in | Scored ton Brave ars rently N : lope to def hes | t} | their bod! .| his perso n out a A . 4 “ag ated to W e five of the men sed esas h to the Sund yy says'u | Dlade, @ low the right s soit cored the only othe Braves, who When the de! 0 Locphole. the primary to defeat him in the park and thre bodies taken to, vanished mg fortune of $2 ais aa a SS re om, ac- | +! m Allah: : Sunday Ex Se ae nrison shoulder | ®** ner ie - | _or by lated either | Yestere: ad. The fire sti rank Chrosto. id he wi trout four games aR sked tod whet — te rn Amot aute.} a « his affairs : bans arria - erday mor! : ‘ Ss! arted . i . : toWSKI — Ww = . Tire ? 4 ‘ z ; wnen {} : cere? : hh : d > é bi goy ' ; rhe : IZ Den i. | olis Pe ; drifte , lia : . ninzg — . a 4 Ati 4 ney bars oe Fis , wo eat ere We en 1 rec ri : , v © : : ; , r, aaa Svactor } Kills pany | throughout hie — and eonti nie a Ds Mia 43sO0ONn tt : : are o} j VV ile * sega CH LE 1914 neoing ai +2 Sut met wis . he rern ae is AimMost “4% gS the killers ere without clews “ ' bene of his pot, httle w Fm POPL s- -Y unt » day and tl Con eae treet. One of ! cies. « e. the big : }pointed out that ores tht among Democ wen CON ae bas to) he ntil A : %g AR ear-Old ¢ }until this morning d the night! with ! _— who ; TLS irmer, pitching jig Oklahoma eligible for ad at he would not ¢ ing a tene mocrats, the ' was arr pril 2, . Edna C t BLUFF, Mo jirl, | police a rning. when firem vith him, said ] was arrested |" 7''** hing his first ein le for admission int ae wt ee tendency on that 81 gilt i der of Maure ested for the m 4 of Ollier. ® wes = “e (oct t.— ld and sol lie rs brou A Pre gi. vewski ag aid he was Walt ‘ oa ‘ Same. receive : =" worid cm al would mene 577 19m tilis 9uPD tia that Lid big side to he MONT 6) Siced ; With rer. ure 1b ad 3 pment C tage daughter er € ontrol. ight Ww une |: ee 4 a fate of 1406 Nort ‘s yet: r Ma-'} the deciding Ya! % ived credit for show that ] ; essary for hin te would make j , rton s nominatior VES JAPAN AD found Russell at the tis $ - O ie Pe ; ~s i He =a : s3 i ‘ ‘ i “a2nne¢ \ it — 9 dain 64iG i ‘ : j “i Pe v Bate — , “ TT ; vic : 7 yO : yeste Commerce var, farmer of| A thousand houses Patro!} third grouth ifth | New Liner a “gy jed as a student } yeen duly accept- that a Demoer: i xtremely doubtful | Says N — E | wa until many mo , but neh. : = fs } rday when . Was killed iat shops and other . 7 and many 4 : olmen Charl ; nent aped. HA™M -se Be Named St Loul ieredited AY sent wy one of the oa ernorshbit rat could win the ae s Nation Must Adopt M iin s his brother. Ro onthe later, » 4 m ‘na tre : ‘ € | mos yuiidin ; y Albert Hart a Daniels “and i T cama ess ‘iG. G print puis. tees d Amenmcan uni ine ac orship. and the ' le Zov- eru Mere wail be ee an C actor he t crow gs in the piariinann ie is “and | Th Germany, Oct rhe ‘ “anh universit for 4 ey did , Industr: re Mod- | ife se now sery oe, ollier rT unele. ded lk: u if Tne itll aes, wre £ A ait iwo + all a 9 CT. © an a offic 2 be SiLies. an ef ey not “se Sa s foday. : ¥ this en - x J ee Ss i ans - a * §) f ; a Ber ” oe , nan aa eo es —_— Saris: N me a Se oe ; : NEafs oe sai 7‘

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F . + aig ¢ ' ;23 i : : ; ei 4 © * -% : - .4 . 7 $8 Fi + a: 3 i te ie : : i ce : k } ‘ ; , ; - Be pee: ; sa ; ee - -. ee a ‘el .% : ch ee P j ag : 5 q : i 2 : +, ae as i> aa r : : S - a oe 4 f .. ‘ : Ag. - j é : 3 »’ ri - = - 3 i ee +e e 3 + aioe gh s Big. agdac, s is Publishing Co Nt reet TED PRESS by city carrier or out-of-town Grater | air. We & month; Bundey. t0c « ee og * Kens 17, it wt St, Louis for |Arnold Hellmich. ternal /and ' ence | main in prison, | Morris Multin, wh iuty VW hose | fine ' nat] boot ls grer, Ww) lin the conspiracy and te: tiie i circumetances, after midnight, once to Leavenworth. It is understood they will begir the homeward journey today, riving in St. Louis tonight. stein. Who had attempted to avoid imprisonment on the grounds» ilIness, yesterday appeared they went at ar- SOTIIe- what improved * the hospital diet | ; upon which he fared in the peni- tentiary, and apparently was in bet- ter health than when he was lodged in the prison hospital for a heart ailment, It was Goldstein who made the Success of the conspiracy phssible, according to Government officials. who charged that he Collector Revenue in 1923. distillery was milked, to place a friendly gauger in the warehouse otherwise keep off interfer- with the robbery. Hellmich also was given years, and later was parol: was the “friendly gauger,” William J. Kinney, brother of State Sena- tor Kinney and Deputy of mich. Oiher St. Tour other when the Louisans in Prisons, St. Louisans still but are cligible are Michael] Whalen, City Committeeman: isky dealer: Deputy O'Neil, re- parole, They Democratic Levin, former and Daniel A, Constable, and $5000 Consta former Dep- All got two vears fines, -except O'Neil, sentence was 15 months and $500, . ip Remus, wealthy Clr oO killed hi day, prom ote stified as star Witness for the Government tha { he interested Goldstein tn the con- spiracy and throug Jack Kratz, “handled” not paid fale ble. George rem (Cincinnati Thurs dead, Rt of profits from whisky, and thi togethe: wit) th WAS in wo- penits is CAS, him now Hetlmich, his share of the Thin wes fact that he ing to the furned crowd, dunger of nilary in ti the St ngainst Louis Appointed Public JEFFERSON Administrator. CITY, Oct. 8&.— Charles FE. Messerty of Sedalia day was appointed Public Admin- istrator of Pettis County, succecd- ing H. R. Camp, ‘ decease ‘1. J. L. Essler, 38, of Aurora, Four-Story Tenement in |. | S400,000 BANK OCTOBER 9 wy 1927... DEAD, 12 HURT, JQOTER BET $100. WHEN EXPLOSION -—AHOLE ON COLF WRECKS BULOINE ee a Ill., Made $1000 “_— on Dice and Tock Flyers in Stocks. Special to the Post-Disnatch. CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—Golf at $100 poker at the stiffest Aurora, § Ill., entertainnyt: roll, played in flyers in speculative stocks, ‘nts lavish and frequent—these were . the means by which John L. Esser | he admits he stole frittered away the many thousands from the Auro- ira Trust & Savings Bank, of which id Atlantic Photo. ed — NEWTON DECIDES aes NOT TO MAKE RACE FOR GOVERNORSHIP Continued from Page One, ———— - ---- the point of agreeing to run. His | final decision, however, was that the demands of the campaign and the first year in office with all its patronage troubles probably would be too great a strain on him. He feared that physicaily he would be ~ | es — ae ; Hence Ward Kepublican boss, was released | he has served |! sen- | tence for violation of the Volstead | | State Senate and who resigned from | der a mirety bond of $100.000 back where he was last. spring. his decision. appeared for a |'Newton did not run preme Judge Robert W. Otto of Jefferson City would loom up as a very formidable candidate, a sit- | uation which was looked upon with considerable dismay by the lead- ers in the organization because Otto has ben the closest confident of the Governor, with the excep- tion of Dr. Cortez F. Enloe, record as chairman of the State Prison Board was condemned by an investigating committee of he It time that if former Su- whose | the board a month ago as @ direct result of the Senate investigation. Dilemma of Leaders. Thoughful party leaders did not | care to enter a campaign of apol- gy for the Governor with the | Meyers, | | Believing the candidate driven | ber of learned | that he was to be given his freedom | a ; just part | Hadley. | City the Gold- | i then being elected to fill the of ’ | Newton | it | Newton treatment | influenced | of In- | two | qd. asi Hell. | | paign for f Har ry ‘| hesitating h Goldstein met | who i: [O- | Governor’s right-hand man as its) candidate at the head of the ticket. | should be number of and Judge | as from St. Louis a names were Caulfield choice. Caulfield formerly Congress, Eleventh St. was Excise large canvassed was selected their | vas a mem- representing the Louis District. He Commissioner during a | of the administration of Gov. He served for a time 4s; Counselor and was Judge oi st. Louis Court Appeals, | being appointed by Gov. Hadley and | unex- | tarm of his He o4 years old. has not the acquaintance has throughout the State. probable that the _§ full} support can be taken to Caulfield, though it is anticipated | that the effort will be made to ecarrv it there, probably through 'sort of public statement by ton indorsing hit. Other Probable Granting that Caulfield candidate, the others in on the Republican side + William pet Speakar pro-tem of the Legis and Sa “ Hodgdon, who de itely announced | thett are active probablyv Phil of of the is pired portion predecessor. As he is not some | Ne W Candidates. will be a the will w+ race be Louis, lature have Schneider of it} can. 1 cetupiae and paigning, and : Lieutenant-Governor nett of Springfield. schneider cam- and A. Ben- his cam- establish a roverniment} teful meth- | and previous ad- not appear organization is making ple to budget svstem in state ind the was ods of the it It hope on a agee to correct prese) ministrations. does that he « Support. Cotto, , Support ; . i of An for if he nus the reins (; v4 rnor ai » Such nd those | can control | Gov- | much | rarely ship job holders he ican give him An ernor, howeve )anftli the to desert a ‘The vote ("é ty who gay them the to the one mn tiie Bennett can nuster treneth (), his out roing e. seldom has nee, lob . olde | Sinking thie (JO. 30! Is qu erno! rast ‘eaplis i will 5 | 5 fyery . Wilh Hert election. consideru probably in some of Hr COUUMNLICS would nor aLronge contences r. $34 Births, 22 ry*y her . 0 Deaths Last Were O24 births perted St. | ort, Woek. wyiel ‘ * . * aden hs ri sot] 1 it} persons died week ac hnic hie irt ' 14 of Bright's dise C'uIOSIS, 9 trouble. Yr of nse, of p the HeuUMoOonIA. and There wer and 7 fASSR 1) rte ries pendiciti m4 home id | i deaths. 'to the Aurora National Bank. plan | and | which ‘and the | bank’s books. | held by Esser, which may help to peen | i County jail at Geneva, /‘desire to make restitution ' name | Esser, | woman, ' three children, | Mary Jane, 11, | 7, remain of began | tions ier hy OW ]} | @F i which | Lea, ‘ ‘ a t « lantna { Sper he was the president. This was disclosed in today’s investigation. State Auditor Oscar Nelson an@d the directors estimate Esser’s thefts at $400,000 at least. Depositors who came _ to bank’s doors with bank books in hand gazed wistfully through its barred windows, but they were re- assured by all officials, including Nelson, that there was not a doubt in the world they would 109 cents on the dollar. I. Cc. Copley, wealthiest man in the kox River valley, with an es- timated fortune of $10,000,000, as- gured depositors they would be paid in full, although he is not connected With the bank. ” Stockholders Only Will Lose. Negotiations are under way absorb the looted institution the to in- The is to have all assets of the bank valued, and to have all its deposits and other liabili- ties totaled. If anything is ieft, it will be given the stockholders, all the business will hen be taken over by the Aurora National, according to the plan. It is con- sidered probable, however, that it will be necessary for the stock- holders to pay an assessment to cover much of Esser’s pecula- tions. This they have pledged themselves to do. Pians to reorganize Esser’s bank. were announced § Ilriday, were practically given up when Attorney B. FP. Alschuler, Dow president of the bank, and NelJson learned the extent of the losses, chaotic condition of the Just what assets are former shrink the deficit. has not learned as yet, although the president, still in his cell at bank to the There is in his in Aurora real estate ap- praised at $100,090. He is also un- limit of his ability. Stories of Hidden Loot. The when he saw the crash im- pending withdrew $100,000 from the bank and placed it in a safe deposit box in Chicago. He denied this, but admitted he had consid- ered such a move. Eeser’s wife, who was an Aurora Kittie Berringer, and the Leon, 17 years old; and John Lambert, in the closest seclusion, Sesing no One but family friends. | They did not visit Esser at the jail. It is planned to conduct a hear- ing will be required to give an account his assets, from the | stand. How Esser Stole the Money. The mannér in which Esser was able to take thousands of dollars | from his bank without detection was explained by Nelson. “Nine years ago the bank on the rocks,” Nelson said, Esser, at that ‘time cashier, charge and put the institution a firm footing. ly, according to to “and on his confession, withdraw cash from the no accomplices, J convinced of ; other ploves- of the bank \ iow of When pudit of bank's boo o be made, the State examiners or by his bookkeepers, Esser would cov- thefts removing v from deposit leds were loose-leaf When the ed he bad am none em- his ac- an the ks was t eith his hy hole pages the rers, v Olume Ss these deposits entered removed sufficient to cover | stolen.”’ would restore The amount of the on the rarily what Luke Lea Named to Bank Position. ATLANTA, Ga., Oct. 8.—Col. Luk. Nashville publisher, ] RB Sheets he he sheets ould had v he has the At- in the member Was an- NeW director of Reserve Bank held by Group No. 3. it late teday by Oscar of the board. (“lass lederal l lection bal i a e i man a hole, casts of the dice at $1000 al day stakes |a four-story receive | the | expresse1 a | Officials heard rumors that | early next week at which Esser | went I‘ires took | Almost immediate- | } he | | } Treats thee ene” AUTO HITS STREET CAR; 3 HURT tem po- | } bee mew rtomobile » street car a h | i } | proceedings. witness | | Various troubles, | in lavenue fire dq the | Fe red emptying -_——--- — West 35th Street, York, Utterly Shattered | by Blast. | By the Associated Press. | NEW YORK, Oct. §.—Four per- I sons were killed and 12 injured to- in an explosion that tenement building ; West 35th street. | Police and building inSpectors after a preliminary examination, expressed the opinion that the ex- plosion had been caused-by a bomb or by dynamite, explaining that the demolition was so complete that it was impossible to tell definitely what had caused the blast. The densely congested West Side tenement district in which the ex- plosion occurred, was thrown into a panic by the explosion. ‘force of ypolice. reserves i quired to restore order. The first body recovered of Mrs. Anna Katsilis, 62 years old. which was found soon after police and firemen began to search the ruins. After digging more than four hours in the mass of | | broken masonry, twisted steel and | splintered wood the searchers came | upon the body of Mrs. Conchetta | Bicco, 62. The next body found is that of Tessie Katsilis. 7, grand- daughter of Anna Katsilis. The fourth body is that of an unidenti- fied man. Miss Anna Katsllis, one of the a fractured leg. Seweral of the injured are chil- dren who had been playing near the building when the walls ecol- lapsed and were struck by wreckage. These suffered and bruises. Andrew Coviello, owner of the buiiding, whose wife and child were was fre- He former threatening letters. two young men, described tenants, CITIZENSHIP PAPERS DENIED Mrs. Theresa Routzahn Tells Story of Husband's Association With Mrs. Adele Aabling. Mrs. Theresa Routzahn, 'a disabled war veteran, | years ago instituted proceedings against | Aabling, 7314 Manchester avenue, | charging that she had alienated the affections of her husband, ap- | unexpectedly in Federal | Judge Davis’ court Friday to op-_| pose the granting of naturaliza- | tion papers to Mrs. Aabling. : After repeating to Judge Davis | the story of the association of her | husband and Mrs. Aabling, which | was found by immigration author- ities to be insufficlent to deport the | latter, Mrs Routzahn left the | courtroom, Yesterday Judge vis denied Mrs. tion. Mrs. tice when, as a servant in the home | of Mrs. Lillian Stuart, she was a witness. for the latter’s husband, Frank Stuart, electrical manufac- turer, in defense of his wife’s di- | vorce action. Later Mrs. Stuart| caused her arrest and was inter. ested largely in the Oscar wife of | who three deportation | Mrs. Adele | peared Buder, ing’s aitorney appeared as a witness alization was Mrs. Aai bi for her proceedings. Davis natur Judge the NEGRO EX-CONVICT CAUGHT HOLDING UP SALOON MAN | Shot When Proprietor Is Stow in Emptying Cash Regis- ter and Attracts Detectives. Two negro detectives who heard a shot ssed the saloon of | Peksovich at 3044 Fra: at 9 o'clock last night. the place in time to Johnson, Negro ex-convitt, | act of holding up the pro- He explained that he had | shot ren he became an- Peksovich’'s slowness in the register. Johnson said he had ser bur as they pa > ’ 4 Robert tered James in the prietor, w) at cash ‘rms for and qt ais at Jef- Tenn. ! glary Nashville. (‘ity Parents and Daughter hine Are Injured. nele suffered } of the skull, his wife, i Unis, was cut and bruised and Wiecir daughter, Helen, 4 years old, as internally injured when an au- driven by Lingle alf block Bond avenue, Fast St. lock la hnigint. wife Mute in Mac laude Li l fracture aS possi- 616 at .¥ hom: ut Louis, of his are ere Turn to Part 4, Society IN| TODAY’S — Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 For May-Stern’s Greater “Fall Festival Sale’ Of Furniture—Rugs—Home Needs A Feast of Genuine Bargains MAY~-STERN & CO. | S. E. Corner 12th and Olive PT a a tebe ee POST-DISPATCH ee ne — —e PP Ie Struck 4a} north of his | ved pr nie | New wrecked | in| A large | is that | daughter of | women killed suffered | falling | cuts | injured told police he had received | whose actions he said had seemed | AFTER TESTIMONY OF WOMAN: Da- | | Aabling’s applica. | Aabling first came into no- | deporta tion | who | in her | fore | * “ 4 Ka klin | en- | arrest : “ 7 * - a aa | poo OF MAN DEAD 3 3 DAYS FOUND HANGING IN FOREST PARK or Suspended 25 Feet Above Ground in Tree: Identified as That of Missing Houseman. pody of Thomas Carlin, 51 old. a gardener, of 378 North yvenue, was discovered yes- hanging 23 feel rround in a large bridle path in Forest vards east of the Art he |} Years Taylor rday afi above the near the Park, 100 Museum. City Hospital physicians 'Carlin probably had_ been three days. ‘The body was discov. ‘ered by two pedestrians who noti- fied the Mounted District. Police- 'men were obliged to climb the tree and cut a short length of heavy wire from which the body was sus- | pended in the midst of heavy foliage. Mrs. of Carlin, ernoon suid Emily B. Barclay, @ identified the body. a famiiy living was last seen He had become she said, houseman by Kirkwood and Wednesday. desponden’, | f{ll-health. ———— ——* | Girl, Stung By Yellow Jac ket, Dies | Be the Associated Press. | WINSTON SALEM,,N. €., Oct. §—-Stung on the finger by a yel- jacket when playing near her Lena Gross, 4-year-old daughter of Bynum Gross of Wa- county, died today. little girl was stung on the forefinger and immediately violently ilk An injection failed to revive her 45 minutes after the been inflicted. low home, | tauga The right became of adrenalin and she died sting had because of ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RUSSELL SCOTT, ‘ tree | ' marked by dead | sister | She | said her brother was employed asa in| alive | | resources. MURDERER, HANGS | CHURCH JUDGES GUILTY OF GIRL” HIMSELF IN CELL | w ife Collapses When Whaoswaeal Continued from Page Onc. sponsibility for th@ slaying. Later it-was found that the telegram had been sent by a Detroit telegraph | operator. , Russell’ Scott's defense was the intercession of the | mayor and business men of Wind- sor. Ont., with President Coolidge, | the raising of a defense fund by Detroit clubwomen and the ex- haustion of the Scott family’s Once, Mrs. Scott, the mother of three children, publicly starved herself in Detroit in an effort to raise funds. During his imprisonment wrote almost a dozen books. WOMAN FLYER UP*19,000 FEET MANCHESTER, England, Oct. 8. —Mrs, Elliott Lynn, Great Britain’s first woman air pilot, claims to have set a new world’s altitude record for light airplanes when her plane reached the height of 19,000 feet. This altitude was recordec on a sealed barograph. Senior Class — President | Elected. Eddie Jordan, quarterback on St. Louis University football team, was elected president of the Senior class in the College of Arts and Sciences, making his third vyesr straight as class president. Other officers elected were Charles Mul- ligan, editor of the Fleur de Lis, vice-president,, Robert McEvilly, secretary and Fred Switzer, treas- urer. Scott { i | { | IL., | i Given Against the Warren < Durand, an By the Associated Prags. * <i oe ee Oct. $4 ; guilty was returned tonight Ri | the Ate John A. Logan 4 a | suspended pastor of the Bumue Methodist chureh, wh» | ya ; | tried by a committee of 15 a ng men On a charge of im cok 'duct with Hazel Lamb, ; ‘old, at one time employed a8 & m in the Warren home. a f The trial was a part of the ej ty-eighth annual segsion ven Rock River conference of Methodist Episcopal Chureh, — a The defense of the pastor : that the charges were enne against him by a faction in } gregation. Mrs. Warren, when infoemes us the verdict, collapsed. She bun stood by her husband t the trial. The conferenee will vote to decide whether pastor shall be required to retire from a. ministry. The Rev. Mr. a can appeal the decision to the gs eral conference of the chureh May at Kansas City, Mo. He hea libel suit pending against espa members of his church, out of the e charges. Railroad © Officer Kills Hiy the Associated Prega. WILMINGTON, N. G, Oct. John Dewitt, superintendent mails and express traffic of {i Atlantic Coast Line Raties killed himself at his home today by cutting his threat e baht a By — | Te elles MAIL ORDERS ag “ = a) .) rm o RECEIVED Se RN NE ee ADIO ELIABLE™*% CH) 822 PINE ST. We Will Not Be Undersold AN ERCHANDISE: NO PHONE OR C. 0, d, | ORDERS — ACCEPTED SEND RE. 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Defend- ing Louis Rusznak. —— nd A political fight in which Oliver T, Remmers, chairman of the Re- yblican City Committee, -and Er- : t Greed, president of the Mis- 8 Bar Association, are defo nse Louis fitusznak, a professiona iss Louis in an effort 10 aay pare conditions in the court of Po- Vice Judge Beck, an agoapsy: Mayor Miller, will come to a cli- niax. Oct. 20 when Rusznak is scheduled to go on trial before a jufy in Judge Butler's division of - the Court of Criminal Correction, He is charged <with embezzlement Beck declared, when his ‘on was taken Friday after- ndon in Remmers’ office before a commissioner appointed by the that there were more than operating in his court. as. however, that these iim *“*fix- under Judge deposit! 100 ° fixers” “Miers” had no influence with ‘4 if they got money for ages they obtained it pretenses. Mudge Beck cites Rusznak as an example. It is alleged by the state that Musznak took $5 trom a Police Court defendant to fix a traffic case and never “fixed it. “Testimony Against Rusznak. State's witnesses in their depo- sifjons gave damaging testimony against Kusznak. To offset this, Rémmers sought to show that Al- bert Munday, Negro porter in ‘Judge Beck’s court, had collected @nev from “fixers.” Eten’ it true, Judge,” Remmers asked, “that you have had reports that vour Negro porter has been taking money to ‘fix’ cases in your court? Haven't reports come ‘to yoy that professional bondsmen St. Louis raising me in the em the tornad | Of Henry. aster rel! can Red C week of ¢ the storm Baker, Came he place his ¢ ‘aster reli St. Louis full charg Since he le has handl Red Cre (O.) di Western te ida hurrie cent Miss “TI can the Uni worked in and effe gency as & instance,” patch repe¢ “St. Lot ord by rat at the far“ahead work, Of lief work advanced vious 4 on the t “To m more imp its emer first disas cal Red without me what ters migt series of ¢ ous cities, the expel chapter ir “Furth raised its calling on It is the f within m has been: Otk “The St parable ir tornado, the flc " 20,000 pe The stri must see Munday first before the ea sign bonds im your court? “These reports were just set affot by Sam Arky’s sang of creoks.”” Judge Beck replied. “I pay no attention to’ wild reports fram crooks.” . “Isn't it true, were struck from your docket with- oul your knowledge?” Remmers i persisted. ‘‘Isn’t it true that cases Pwhere summonses were issued have never appeared on your dotket’ Doesn’t your Negro por- ter make entries on the decket for on?" 4 The Judge's answer was that his porter occasionally made entries on the docket at his direction, but tht to his knowledge no cases ever were “fixed” by being left | offthe docket. Kratky Associates Mentioned. Remmers and Green then drew ' from the Judge the admission that Attorneys William Voorhees and William. Van Dyke, Of Robert Kratky. manager, had “talked to about Rusznak. Beck requests did not influence him. There was a dispute as to how mdny reports of “fixing” had come to Judge Beck and how many “fix- The Judge first said “several hundred fixers’” hung about his courtroom and then reduced his estimate to ers” operated in his court. “more than a hundred.” “There used to be as Many a5 ' tive reports of fixing come to me @ | day,” Judge Beck testified, ‘bu that number has been greatly re duced. Since Sam Arky ; | Sang.” “Has the end of the chain been ; Peache ad?” Remmers queried. ‘Not yet,” said Pudge Beck, amit Ughter. Remmers endeavored to ed the reports of “fixing.” Th _ Judge insisted that he had investi- F Gated all reports which “looked as i they were genuine and not _— | ' ™and.a why Judge Beck had not crooks.” Remmers then —— his Negro porter. “There wasn't anythingto those Judge Beck replied. Tee ’ reports,”” F | Were spread by Arky’s gang.” The questioning veered to Albert "nday'’s actions in court. - “Isn't it true, Judge. that your | Porter stands at your elbow on the E ehch and makes suggestions to .Y called?" a cases are is my messenger,” _ at my elbow. But he never mak | SU8gestions, Sometimes law associates Miller campaign him” admit- ted these lawyers had interceded in*Rusznak’s behalf in an attempt to get continuances of bond_ for- feitures, but he declared that these was ‘barred from signing bonds there F haven't been so many “fixers.” But _ there are still a lot in Arky’s chain nti | Why Judge Beck had not investigat- the | Iudge retorted, “and I need him he tells Louis dh the othe their liv property small de to only of it occu struck Judge, that casesT ound ha Baker compa erty dam major killed western | $25,000 boro and) Florida f $25,000, The Se about, and get hung at I warn In t nak is | liam } ti joined -t was a car. turned boss, JO cial Ice +R oat of City "What's me of the tricks of Sam Arky and; Sang that I have overlooked.” turned on en the inquiry dsman Rusenak there was a Hit- | te divergence of opinion among the ate's witnesses as to his guilt. “Rusznak was more active than Pov of tied. the others.” Judge Beck “He was always milling

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|i L ater had aph was the find- idge. ’ bs €X- | rily's | the | blicly | an | Scott FEET et. §&. ain’s | s to. itude her 9,000 on a ~d. on | eam, | @nir r | and | year | Other Mul- | Lis, Villy reas- | a | / | nas? the ) .H i. the ' suspended pastor of the D who stood by nails and today ‘ ndilitindiediilin: adie. +o - ws = _i,,_ ae ee —— ‘CHURCH JUDGES FIND PAStop” GUILTY OF GIRL’S ca Wite Collapses — When. Verdict Given Against the Rey. Mr. Warren of Durand, I. Asaomiated Press. IC AGO, Oct. 8.—A guilty was returned boniehe ; Rev. John A. Logan W arre®, u J11., Methodist church, ra tried by a committee of 15 inen On a charge of improp duct with Hazel lamb, 19 old, at one time employed asa in the Warren home. The trial was a part of the ty-eighth annual segsion of Rock River conference of Methodist Episcopal Church. The defense of the pastor wy that the charges were concocted i against him by a faction gregation. Mrs. Warren, the verdict, clergy. * & maig when informed of % eee cd. She had ier usb I bepadint and tl! oe The conferenee wil] vote to decide whether pastor Shalt be required to retire from the ministry. The Rev. Mr. w; arren can appeal the decision to the gen. eral conference of the church next May at Kansas City, Mo. libel suit pending against certain inembers of his church, srowing out of the charges. M onday! Warren Railroad Officer Kills Himself By the Associated Prega. WILMINGTON, N. c. John Dewitt, Oct. . Bec Superintendent oe express traffic of the. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad)” killed himself at his home here. by cutting his throat. ART ERC HANDISE: S’T . adersold A: zl Sad ee eae Pon : NO PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS EPTED SEND RE- MITTANCES a iso AAAAA Ws in Radio History #: t a ie In Factory-Sealed F T S$ Cartons and Fully Guaranteed ser. Sale Price.. toad — med —_ ~ « - - . ” « ”~ any Cabinets..... Only... Shielded... ontrol...... Cabinets Spenkers --+-+-* . gontrol in € onsole Crosley-Cone -** . ts. Sale Price. . e. Priced Only.. Diameter....... Frice Only...... «4 ed Brand-New in Factory-Scaled Cartons, Guar. $2. ==» iI Ory IU i yns. Sale Price.. Pattern. ie antionally d nt Vesign. Only...... . $19.7 sand Design...... $9.9 ES Buy a Few Spares You May Need Them Prong, Ux Base. . y Prongs. Sale Price iy Priced at le Price, Only..... Drastically Cut to. H1A. Short Prongs. onal Buy at Only . On Sale at wen de pecially Priced at. SA T—A cA LALA ANN DN tH J Sresee - - +... « * + eae . ‘os BY FAR THE BEST BUY IN ST. LOUIS

* | Read Carefully You May Overioo What You Need ; to 1 Ratio. Only sh. Only.. * ~~ + ~. tors. . ube. Only attery Chargers. . 1 Mahogany lally Priced at. Reduced to. to in MUtAOn sreurecar2a3nnstsc¥aEaE zz kal _ "$3.69 N SALE—COME EARLY! SREGUREEESESOEE. Ps a... es re ! | o ig charged with embezzlement | : ff rt, : 3 “ffxers” h -and if a " cases they a Se pre te hikes. — ancexsample. It ™ state that Kusznak took $5 trom a ' traffic case | against | Rémmers sought to show B obert - men) » that your 3 taking money to ‘fix’ —_— © court? must see Munday , coh sicn bonds in your court?” ¥ ato: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. —————— A Ra ar eet = SUNDAY MORNING, RED CROSS CHIEF SAYS ~ ST. LOUIS SET RECORD IN RAISING TORNADO FUND mcr OF $5 FIKER Heads Red Cross Relief -] pon UOGE BECK 2 for Accused Bonds- man Question Magistrate | About Police Court Ir- regularities. TRIAL TO ) BE OCT. 20, - DEPOSITIONS TAKEN Henry M. Baker, . 1 National | Rapidity With Which Re- ; } | | i lief Has Been Handled. | | i | Disaster Director, Tells of | | St. Louis has set new records for raising money and handling relief in the emergency growing out of 'the tornado. This is the conclusion of Henry M. Baker, national dis- aster relie? director of the Ameri- | |can Red Cross, after more than a iw eek of Observation and surv eys in | the storm area. } = ppeg oN alk Stale * . . of f 4 »* _ eye : . ¥ ‘ ee . a Sees b = ‘ i K abet __ . Ta eee” ee . . ee ee ee ek. Wk ee ea NS SS et 3 a, A PP Ye , —_. - -~ ~ , ~s ee eek eek ee eee ee Pr ee had nee Cnn lane 6 ea Baker, a former St. Louisan. Came here from Washington to | President of State Bar As- sociation and Chairman Place his expert knowledge of dis- | aster relief at the commana of the of City G. O. P. Defend- | 8t. Louis Chapter, which has had | full charge of the relief work. ing Louis Rusznak. . ae ey Or oigte Nabtas aah Since he left here 10 years ago, he has handled 157 disasters for the Red Cross, tncluding the Lorain (O.) disaster in 1924, the mid- Western tornado in 1925, the Flor- |ida hurricane in 1926 and the re- ,cent Mississippi Valley flood. “I can safely Say that no city in | United States that I have | A political fight in which Oliver fT. Remmers, chairman of the Re- an City Committee, and Er- | pest Green, pre ssident of the a souri Bat Association, are de tere img Louis ft ysznak, a professional | the pondsman in an effort to lay| Worked in came together so rapidly bare conditions in the court of Po-| as effectively to meet an emer- | Vier Judge Beck, an appointee oige senNCcy as St. Louis has done in this | Mayor Miller, will come to a cli- | instance, 3aker told a Post-Dis- | niax, Oct. 20 when Rusznak is) pateh reporter last night. gheduled to go on trial before a | a Raised $100,000 a Day. | jufy in Judge Butler's division e St. Louis has established a rec- | the Court of Criminal Correction, | ord by raising a disaster relief fund | at the rate of $100,000 a day. It is Opp bailee of $5. _far-ahead in its emergency relief Sudge Beck declared, when his | ® work, On the fourth day, the re- | : deposition was taken Friday after- — work in St. Louis was as far} _., ’ > sre’ Tare’ fore : aavanced as it was in ma . with ndon in Remmers’ office before od " ny pre- commissioner appointed by the) uS disasters of a similar nature bene there more than | ?? the tenth day. ”’ operating in his court. | “To make the ; a4 point was, however, that these | a PCAN, had no in with sim | ''S emergency itself. This is the they got money for “fix-| first disaster of any size that a lo- obtained it under | cal Red Cross chapter has handled | | Without aid. It has suggested to | joba ites Rusznak as/}™@e what other metropolitan chap- | So I am planning aj On the flood. public — Pos HENRY M. BAKER. dam- estimates of properiy wards. Six Months’ were showing al! the Task. St. Louis handled six months of careful work to com- plete its job. here,’’ ued. fluence t Murphysboro and six months Seagal We are still working a attewed. by the | ters might do. 'series of disaster institutes in vari- “The relief work Court defendant to ‘{fix” at eee. cities, with lectures based on| sition from the and never “fixed” it. | the experiences of the St. Louis!rehabilitation phase. Testimony Against Rusznak. | Chapter in the present emergency.;nent relief program Biate’s witnesses in their depo-| Furthermore, St. Louis has/tience. Psitjons gave damaging test imony | raised its sreipscottead - oer, wemout ed care Rusznak. To offset this, | C@lling on the outside world for aid. | can make that Al-|/t is the first of the large disasters | ple’s leaders 'within my experience where this | s@élves with the Red Cross methods, |has been done. Other Disasters Compared. “The St. Louis tornado was com- Parable in size to the Mid-Western tornado, the Florida hurricane and the flood, for it affected about “0,000 persons or 5000 familics. The strikinc feature of the St. Louis disaster, comparing it with | the others, was that so few lost | set their lives relative to the terrific | of | Property damage. The relatively «7 | Smal] death list can be attributed Palic: The perma- demands pa- before the Red Cross If the peo- fully its awards. porter in had collected | Munday, « Beck’s court, from “fixers.”’ t it true. Judge,” Remmers “that you have had reports | Negro porter has been cases in your Haven't reports come to professional bondsmen first before they ere emergencies ' these rehabilitation work, *isn’ “In its of need and not loss. We try to lrestore to pre-disaster standards of ‘living. We allow families to select ‘their own merchants to purchase from and we don’t allow anyone to buy ated with Red awards. We seldom give cash di- rect to disaster sufferers. 830 Dwellings Damaged. yoy that were just Arky’s gang Beck replied. PThese reports by Sam Judge t-Dispatch Staff Photographer. | i ; ages varying from $10,000,000 UP- | | Louis. “It will take the Red Cross fully | Baker contin- | “It took a year to finish the | here is in tran-j| emergency to the| Cases must be investigat- | will acquaint them- | many complications arising out of | ' one ate - 3 » ; will be avoided. | may the | 'Red Cross gives relief on the basis | STATE FINANCE DEPARTMENT TAKES OVER MISSOURI BANK | Depository at Mount Moriah Re- ported to Be Short $12,000 to $23,000; Cashier Removed, BETHANY, Mo., Oct. 8.—Witha shortage estimated at tween $12,000 and $23,000 ex- isting, the Bank of Mount Moriah has _ been placed by the board of directors in the hands of the State Finance Department. Ray Tull, cashier, is reported to have been removed last week and an examination started of the bank's affairs. He is said to be in Ridgeway. The Mount Moriah bank was or- ganized with a capital stock of $20,000 and reorganized about two years ago, when the stockholders put in an additional amount to re- move bad paper. ae to rebuild or repair some of these houses. We do not know how many as yet. We rebuild or repair only for needy individuals, not for corporations or owners financially able to stand the l1oss. “Many of the houses destroved here were substantial brick dwell- ings in the heart of the city. The damage to these homes indicates that a wind of the same force would have swept everything if they had been frame houses. Some will have to be torn down and new buildings constructed to replace them in compliance with the re- quirements of the city. Many Carried Instirance. But the alleviating factors of the local problem is that many people carried insurance, a number of the houses damaged or destroyed in the storm zone owned by real estate firms or in- out aid of the Red Cross ang that |many of the occupants were i sients. Thus, while 'costs will be more ‘country or small houses to rebuild will ‘burden of the Red Cross rehabilitation than in the towns, fewer lighten the in St. the “The 1is complicated by relief problem, however, the /many families affected by the tor- nado were buying on the install- }ment plan and now owe for things | they have not got. The the Red Cross will have to ar- itors. “On the basis of past experience, 'we estimate between 69 and 40 'per cent of the families registered by the Red Cross will receive aid in some degree. The registration of the St. Louis tornado disaster iso far is nearly 4500. Business Not Disrupted. The percentage needing aid here | in previous | be smaller than disasters for some employers have offered to underwrite tne of their employes and friends have come to the aid of sufferers in large number. The fact that the Cross | public and business life of the city was not disrupted was the impor- tant favorable feature of this dis- aster. There has been no appre- ciable loss of employment. “The relief situation here is pe- be- considerable | were | dividuals able to restore them with- | tran- | fact that | result is | range many conferences with cred- | losses | OCTOBER 9, 1927 DOG, ALIVEIN STORM RUINS 9 DAYS, SAVED searchers for Body of Man at 4201 Maryland Avenue Find Animal. A police dag, looking even more hungry and gaunt than others of his kind, climbed meekly out of the ruins of a_ tornado-wrecked house at 4201 Maryland avenue yes- terday afternoon, after having been imprisoned there City firemen, using a borrowed crane, were searching in the ruins, following reports that Everett Ver- non, a hotel chef, had been buried in the wreckage, Relatives of Vernon in Muncie, Ind., inquiring about him by telegraph, gave the Maryland avenue address as his. Mrs. Belle Fisher was killed tn the wreckage there. Her sister, Mrs. Josie Clinard, who lived there, and who is now with friends in South St. Louis, had sgaid_ that everyone else at the house was ac- counted for, and that she did not know any such person as Vernon. However, the search went on, and about 2 p. m. the dog was found. He had been in a basement com- | partment at the time of the storm, and the beams and pipes had fallen in such a way as to froin being crushed. He | without food, was probably | first. nine days. had been though some water within his reach at The family supposed that he |had been killed. The dog was taken to the |of the Jackson Johnson the American Legion, 4160 Lindel) | boulevard, and later was by a Son of Mrs. Clinard. His name is Mitch, the Clinards said. He ate |ravenously. and is expected to re- cover within a few days. Just now |he igs meek as a lamb, with not a bark left in him. Search for the continued, home BANK ROBBER SHOOTS 2, JAILED | ' ‘Michigan Man Captured After Holdup at Amboy, Ind. By the Associated Press. AMBOY, Ind... Oct. 'son, 28 years old, of Detroit, Mich., | was in the Miami. County jail at Peru, Ind., tonight, after shooting i} two men in an attempt to rob the 'Amboy State Bank this afternoon. Arson entered the bank and ,asked to borrow $100. Drawing ‘the cashier, Paul Norris, | side, he shot him, the tering a bone iin curency and silver, Miss Kathryne Lindley, | cashier. A crowd attracted by the shot | barred Arson’s way at the front |of the bank, and he shot through the door, wounding Clispon Small. police officer from Kokomo. Small returned the fire. Then, holding Miss Lindley before him as a shield and tied up assistant HEIRESS 10 $1,000,000 10 WED ON WEDNESDAY Miss Josephine Brinckworth to Become Bride of J. Reynolds Medart. Miss Josephine Brinckwirth of 3742 West Pine boulevard, who re- cently came into inheritances to- taling more than $1,000,000, is to be married next Wednesday to J. Reynolds Medart of 5406 Delmar boulevard, The ceremony, at 11 a. m., will be at St. Francis Xavier's Church, Lindell and Grand boulevards, with the Rev. Father Tucker officiating. Miss Brinckwirth, who is .21 years old, is the daughter of the late Louis Brinckwirth, brewer, who left more than $475,000 in se- wirth’s widow died two months after her husband’s death, willing $105,000 to benevolences and the rest of her estate equally to her children In 1925 one of the children, Louis H. Brinekwirth, then 26, died and his estate was divided be- tween his sister and a_ brother, |cred Heart, | pleted her course in 1926. Jr. post of | claimed |. 'Is 26-years old and a graduate of Henry T. Brinckwirth. The estates of the children were ayigmented by | real estate n listed j atouri. protect him | ot din the securi ties inventory of the late brewer. Miss Brinckwirth is a graduate Of Maryville College of the Sa- St. Louis, having com- Mr. Me- dart is the son of Walter R. Me- dart, president of the Medart Co.. manufacturers of machinery, and is associated with his father. He Natre Dame University. Miss Adelaide Grone, the bride’s cousin, will be maid of honor, and she will be given away by her | tend missing Man was | 8.—Ray Are | to one} bullet shat- | in Norris’ right knee. | Then Arson scooped up about $2000 | brother. Paul Fusz Ring will at- the bridegroom. After the ceremony a small the families and close friends, be held at the Brinckwirth home. The bridal pair will depart imme- diately after the reception for a European journey of perhaps two or three months, visiting France, Spain and Italy. ROBBERS HOLD UP THREE MEN IN SHOE STORE; TAKE $720 Mike Gillman, Owner, Says Intrud- er Knew Hiding Place of Money in Shoe Box. Mike Gillman last night report- ed that he, his manager, - Edward Mrazek, and a Negro porter, held up at 8 o’clock in Gillman’s shoe store at 7115 South Broadway by @ man ‘who locked them in a rear room and fled with $720. Gillman said most of the money, the receipts of Friday and Satur- day, had been secreted in a shoe box, the location of which the holdup man appeared to know in advance. curities and personal property to, each of his three children. Brinck- | reception, for. will | STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3 Sculptor Engelmann’s Bust of Col. Lindbergh | | bate 'phan Asylum, were a 2 L Pan tur SE eee ee en Dee ee en a Oe Ge nes Cor en Gi Eire oe MGR. BRENNAN’S WILL MAKES SPECIFIC BEQUESTS OF $4300 Priest-Astronomer’s Sister, Mrs. Bridget Sheehan, Reccives All the Residue. The will of Mgr. Martin 8S. Bren- astronomer-priest, who died 3, was filed yesterday in Pro- Court. Specific bequests to- taling $4300 are made, after which the residue is left to Mgr. Bren- nan’s sister, Mrs. Bridget Sheehan. Her son, John Sheehan Jr., is named as executor. No estimate has been made of the value of the estate, Specific bequests follow: To the president of the St. Louis Roman Catholic Theological Seminary $1000 for masses: $1000 each to a brother, Patrick Brennan, and Archbishop Glennon, the latter be- nan, Oct, | Charles lsented to the Missouri Society by the school children of SCHOOL CHILDREN 10 BUY LINDBERGH BUS! To Contribute This Week for $5000 Memorial to Be Given to Historical Society. bust of Col to be pre- Historica’ A life-size bronze A. Lindbergh, St. Louls, is nearing completion, U is expected that the bust will be placed in Jefferson Memortal in Forest Park with appropriate cere- monie# some time this mouth. W. F. Engelmann, futropean sculptor, was commissioned hy 4 group of St. Louisans to make the bust. Because of the in- spiration to growing children in Col. Lindbergh's flight and alg eub- sequent modest bearing in response to the world’s applause the coa- mittee obtained the permission of the directors of public, parochial and private education in St. Louls and St. Louis County to maxe the bust the gift of school children, The St. Louis Board of Educa- tlon, at a recent meeting, approved a plan for contributions by public school children, individual dona- tions not to exceed 10 cents. This limit was placed to enable chil- dren from poorer homes to give as much as those more fortunately situated. A similar plan will be followed in the parochial schools. Collections will be taken up this week in all the schools. In several private schools no Hmit has been placed on the amount of contribu- tions. The likeness of Col. Lindbergh fashioned by Engelmann was made possible through a motion picture sitting lasting but eight minutes. Due to the fact that the trans-At- lantic flyer had been literally on the wing almost continuously since his return to the United States, it would have been practically impos- — sible for Engelmann to study his subject with the care necessary for a first-class piece of work. Accordingly, during Col, bergh’'s first visit to St. Louis fol- lowing the flight he was placed tn a specially fitted room at Hotel Coronado and 800 photographs of him were made. The photographs were made with a movie camera quest being for the benefit of SS. Mary and Joseph Parish, of which Mgr. Brennan was pastor: $200 each to Mer. Dempsey’s Hotel, Mount St. Rose Sanitarium, 9101 South Broadway; the Catholic Or- Academy of the Sis- ters of St. Joseph, 6400 Minnesota avenue; Fontbonne College in St. Louis County, and the Mullanphy Hospital; $100 to the Little Sisters of the Poor. Mer, Brennan be- queathed his desk, drop lamp and telescopes to his assistant, the Rev. George Keating, and his library goes to C, Oscar Lamy, a nephew. In the will, which was executed last Nov. 18, Mer. Brennan wrote: “T commend my spirit to my Mer- mounted on a circular track, shots being taken from a variety of an- gles as the camera revolved around the Colonel, who was seated in the subsequently studied the results of the photographs which were pro- jected on a acreen in his studio. The movie sitting method was recently employed by Jo Davidson, sculptor, in making a bust of John D. Rockefeller, for which David- son is reported to have received $50,000. If, as is expected, the contribu- tions of the school children ex- ceed $5000—the cost of the bust it is planned to use the funds in excess of this amount in supplying Lind- | center of the room. The sculptor . "pay no attention to @ have ® dorket’ @ ter mike entries on the docket for +2 porter occasionally | on the docket at his direction, > that to his knowledge | ever ® offthe docket. és] p ted these lawyers had eS = dn: ‘Rusznak’s behalf in an attempt | @ to get continuances of bond for- | 3 " feltures, but he declared that these } » tequests did not influence him. Fand then reduced his estimate to, | man” described the bondsman, 80 _ Judge concluded it was Rusznak. } F Reached?” Remmers queried. ereoks.”’ wild reports Trem crooks.” “Isn't it true, Judge, that cases; were struck from your docket with- | pei your knowledge?” Remmers | that cases issued your ipersisted. ‘‘Isn't it true fwhere summonses were . never appeared on Doesn’t your Negro por- yon?” The Judge's answer was that his | made entries | but cases left | no were “fixed” by being ‘Kratky Associates Mentioned. Remmers and Green then drew trom the Judge the admission that | 4 FV iattorn- ys William @ William Van Dyke, @ Of Robert Kratky. : manager, Voorhees and law associates Miller campaign | “talked to him”; Beck admit-| interceded | had "about Rusznak. There was a dispute as to how ® Many reports of “fixing” had come ® ‘Judge Beck and how many “fix- | = rs" operated in ® ude first said his court. The , “seyera] hundred rs” hung about his courtroom “more than a hundred.” “There used to be aS Many as _ five reports of fixing come to me a E@ay.” Judge Beck testified, ‘but | that humber has been greatly re- duced. Since Sam Arky was. barred from signing bonds there | hayen't been so many “fixers.’’ But | 4 there are still a lot in Arky’s chain | 3 fang.” “Has the end of the chain been : _ Not yet,” said Pudge Beck, amid | » laughter. | Remmers endeavored to learn | Why Judge Beck had not inv estigat- / ed the reports of “fixing.” The Tedge insisted that he had investi- Fated all reports which “looked as 4 ey were genuine and not aired 4 by Crooks.” Remmers then de- /™nd.d why Judge Beck had not 5 Investigated his Nezro porter. 4 here wasn't anythingto those = " Judge Beck replied. Hig hey “re spread by Arky’s gang.’ he questioning veered to Albert anday's actions In court. “Isn't it true, Judge, that your er Stands at your elbow on the h and makes suggestions to you as the cases are called?” - Uked Remmers. ose is my messenger,” the © retorted, “and I need him, my elbow. But he never makes ons. Sometimes he tells i of the tricks of Sam Arky and fang that I have overlooked.” *® the inquiry turned on ta an Rusznak there was a lit- vergence of opinion among the '® witnesses as to his guilt. Ustnak was more active than | {ft occurred. | struck | Florida hurricane, | showed , joined the army.” a car with turned up in Police Court with my | boss, John Hales of the Commer- | to only one thinzg—-the time of day Had the tornado at night, the death toll would have been fearfy].”’ Baker recalled the following comparative death iists and prop- _erty damages estimates in prcvious major disasters Lorain tornado, 70 killed and $10,000,000 loss: mid- western tornado, 700 killed and 25,000,000, chiefly in Murphys- boro and West Frankfort, MIIl.: 670 killed and | $25,000,000 loss. The St. 691 “Tl made a personal survey of the St. Louis storm area and. found 992 single houses damaged and 69 single houses destroyed. double or multiple |'damaged and 51 totally destroyed. | ‘trial plants, In addition I counted 147 single stores over which or behind which families had been living. This made a total of 1830 dwellings damaged and 111 totally destroyed, not counting hotels, apartments, indus- small shops, 'and the like. Louis death toll was 70 | “Now the Red Cross will have about. He would whisper to men and get them to go outside. hung about the door. Several times I warned him to be i285 active.’’ nak is that he took $5 from Wil- liam Morgan, a soldier at Jeffer- son Barracks, to “fix’ a traffic case in Judge Beck’s Court and did not do it. Witnesses Accuse Rusznak. Judge Beck had a firm convic- tion that Rusznak was the guilty by Remmers could shake him on the point. He said he had fined Morgan $19 by default Aug. 16 and three weeks later Morgan up to explain had told him of paying “a bonds- $5 to “fix” the case and had the Morgan, himself, was the next witness. a soldier's uniform. “I was an man before I he related. “I ice was arrested last July for driving |‘ |ing been no no city license. I cial Ice & Fuel Co. This man 'Rusznak was standing by the door (of City Court No. 2. He said, ‘What's your trouble?’ I told him I had got. pinched city license, “He said, ‘I'll fix it for $5. needn't worry. Go on back work!"" He gave me his card. So} I gave him $5 and went on back | to work. Later, I joined the army. Marshal's office was looking for me so I dropped in to see him. He took: me to Judge Beck and I told Judge Beck about paying to get the case ‘fixed’.”’ Had Heard It Could Be Done. Remmers gnd Green looked in- credulously at Morgan. “Do you mean to say,”” Remmers inquired, “that you gave $5 to a stranger just because he told you he could ‘fix’ your case?” “Sure,” Morgan grinned, heard it could be done. So thought he could do it for me, too. I had his card. It said bondsman on it, so I thought it was all right.” There was general laughter at this in -which Rusznak joined “T’d of the others.” Judge Beck ¢. “He was always milling heartily. Remmers tried to make Morgan He | i able ' counsel, | for a jury trial for Rusznak, | cvbage ens no amount of questioning | He came in, grinning, in | You { counsel, to : innocence Il heard Mr. Thompson of the City | | Butler had why he} | had not appeared. The young man | |in this case after ident of the St. tion had expired, and before he was | lelected pr resident of the State Bar | | Association.” He also declared that even if he} had held both positions mentioned | 'fered to him in the and knowing the facts appertain- “that there would have | impropriety whatever in | employment, | | particularly in view of the fact that | United | | States, guaran- | for having no Sreshicwte on parole as a consideration | his testifying against Rusznak. He | ' denied there In brief the charge against Rusz- | had been any such arrangement, cross-fire from Rusznak’s but Morgan stuck to his story. Assistant Circuit Attorney Graves interposed a few mild ob- | Jections during the session. Trial to Be Before Jury. Recently, when the State asked the defense objected, being willing to let Judge Butler decide the case. After consulting authorities fudge | allowed j decided a jury Was in such a case. in a statement last night, said he had Louis Bar Associa- employment was of- Rusznak case, at the time to it, his accepting such Constitution of _the and of this State, tee to every man charged with a the innocent, the right to and the presumption of until proved guilty.” FLYING CLUB SECRETARY, "ROBERT A. CUSHMAN, TO WED The engagement of Miss’ Betty Meigs of Lowell, Mass., to Robert Allerton Cushman of &St. Louis was announced yesterday by Miss Meigs’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Return Jonathan Meigs ofthat city. The date for the wedding has not yet been set. Cushman, who departed for Low- ell this morning, to be the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Meigs for several days, until recently was a solutely Flying Club. He is a son of Mrs. Ames Cushman of 6333 Ellenwood avenue. at Morristown, N. J., and Washing- | ton University. I counted | houses | garages | say that his fine had been stayed for | There was consider- | Green “accepted employment | his term as presi- | and particularly those ab- | vice | president of the St. Louis Aircraft | Corporation and is secretary of the Miss Meigs is a graduate of the | Be inett School of Millbrook, N. Y., | and of European schools. Cushman | graduated from Morristown School, | T tant eeweret tenes of | eom further bullets, Arson made ¢ BPYVEre ne : ee ed ” - ff “ f yF the | his way from the bank to an un- » e e r It - 2 , 4 s?: amilles ne sane a P tats This dertaking establishment around th 2S le r@1ii-LO- . l } poorest to , Ww 0 “Sl eorner, where he was captured. makes the relief problem more dif-!, cs | The loot was recovered. ficult and longer to work out be-/| cause the program cannot be SIGHTS WRECKAGE OF PLANE { } | standardized. -—---—~----- | “Another complicating factor is_ Steamer Captain Thinks It May Be | ; That of Redfern’s Machine. ‘that so much of the property in} By the Associated Pres. the storm area was mortgaged! NORFOLK, Va., Oct. 8.+-Capt. eves ime = tornado cog a the A. Patterson of the Nelson Line signed to the mortgage older | Steamer Buffalo Bridge, reported |The result may be that many fam- to the Hydrographic office hore to- 2 wee Bet get. the. Deneis of | aay that Oct. 2 he passed wreck- ee ence , ,}age, apparently that of an airplane, eee Shack te Severe. about 48 miles east, southeast of ene mental shock, —* in |} Guantanamo, Cuba. He thought it | | disasters like this, probably will | night have been that of the sents, not subside for six months and for lin which Paul Redfern attempted children it may continue as long/+, ty from Brunswick, Ga., to as five years. St. Louis must be l Brazil careful on the annivetsary of an! Tne tate event like this. Somebody is ven | EOWD, : ways starting rumors of another! tornado and causing a panic among | pamiatats ges: people with vivid memories of ajlocal chapter. He was persuaded previous disaster, St. Louis also|to enter Red Cross work 19 years should learn to be prepared by|ago, he said, by Alfred Fairbank, carrying all the insurance conven-| head of disaster relief in the local lent to its resources.” chapter, now devoting his ener- | Baker will remain in St. Louis cies to the approaching Commun- |indefinitely as consultant of the ity Fund campaign. of Redfern is still un- -_——_— — —— — ee ———— =t oes A - * vd ERM mee: PI torso nae KAS seshisnnciitadiohitts dest ad FSA EE ER see iin HES Sai dt Saale AR dad EL OTN hie IE IA aa RE RI ire i et ginal oe iat: + ae " ahs leg —_ mae et ” “i, 8s, eo RG es oe € 5

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927_—-=- as LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ; .| Northwest St. Louis, did not know | seer . S| N ca as damaged. It is to be re one endian came Ga Gee | ‘7 a 3 hree- story si ix-family apart: | | proached his home that evening. 7 | teens er Gov lastest Ww. Major, in | Apparently some deflection or | which kh x, Elo tt to be rebuilt. | force of the wind conbined with | “HOTTER and CLEANER” Seaggaeg i, Ao cage agg | Sood construction to save tall, Over 100 CARLOADS Available for Immediate Delivery ie estimates his loss at $18,00v or GO SEN p : City Plan Commission, prices and extended time | foe ._partment. Kindér, em escees - | ce EeV * sm “ Makes Suggestions as to Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 paying on furniture repeiciag Owners’ Opportunities. IN .TODAY’S POST-DISPATCH : and refinishing. ‘ Old .fa . 2s + (Ae? aad sven the newer Qmeliings wreck For May-Stern’s Greater 1 our entire organization of over’ oso sel OBall Festival Sale” |] 299, employes itt assis in oo: a the speedy construction of thig pee Gedliabrattion tor | A Feast of Genuine Distal ce ‘ ye A ‘ore ~ +e ~Or & ~ ' —— ee a ** - . io . aids i &. s: i ua awed aVi : ‘ , *% ~ #4 : > 7 ° ae Li¢ ii Of icial Nn . | s , | : . By yee 5; * . ; as*? 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Canvassing the stricken section of Lindell boulevard pieineand Sarak Street and Newstead Post-Dispatch reporter permanent repairs had bee, ,ed on a number of dwell! inss which Suffered. lesser damage. At the corner of Lindell and Newstead is the mortuary of | with pains al- ¥ _ Charles L. Geraghty. The big front leviated. T 3 eee, see TWO SIZES REDUCED Full Week d | porch and other parts of the struc- Supply, only a n 3 ic iiure were bien away and the - se a wy in PTT TTTTITITITITITT TT a eg Peru RP USUPERES ECR PER SGER ETS a #: SSRSHSHSRESRCARERRRRRRRE EC ERRHE HSER AS HOEK KGAA RTA HA REO SSSR RACER OTA AA RARE ASSES AOR RAR AREK SSSA CETERA REED BABeeRe ee Aes ~ ‘4 *? e 2 *

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STORM FERERS _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _-_—._ A Full Line of Kolster Radios on Display at paigns, judged exclusively by pub- lic opinion. INDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 “With regard to Gomez, there SL MEXICAN REBEL never was any danger that he would succeed in grouping around n his personality any significant nu- F Cleus of members of the army. His ‘| vanity caused him to consider him- pself superior to everybody else, for former Mayor Rolla Wells, at No. 4228, which has been headquarters of the Automobile Club of Missouri, and the adjoining house at No. 4218, also owned by Wells, shall be repaired has not been decided The club structure was badly dam- aged, the entire front collapsing. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH _..._ --_ = NO | Of AMPICO | but the other house suffered light- | IN THE GLORIOUS KNABE broke lage etn aaa nthe Ae eR U nace os presents the playing of the living pianist and nota lifeless reproduction of it. LEHMAN PIANO CO.~ 1101 OLIVE ST. which other army officers could not|ly. The club may return to. the | pardon him for the errors into| Wells house, but if it does not it | which false friends leq him. wil] be re-established in the immme- | Blames Hostile Kelements, diate vicinity. A large force of | az f 1111 Olive St. | While Serrano (who has been ex-/|club when the tornado came, but | i — —— —- Gomez-Almada Insurgents ‘ecuted) was Governor of the Fed-|all escaped. Of the great mass of | | : : 7 : » | . eral District that they figured how | records there, the only loss was of | } r . fae] Attacked From Air Near | much more would they profit if|the mailing list, which can be re- N Serrano were President, so they placed. The club set up temporary ewspeper at | proclaimed him their candidate. quarters on the Locust-Lindell cut- “Serrano, despite his gracious-| off within 19 hours. ;ness and talent, had not had con- tact with the popular soul and ee tes RES ene Re ert Ss a et canoes : fr ae . a) eee pat By pe Bt” oho DS | spirit of the nation, nor had he ee ge fis | fgg.” fat . By the Associated Press. ever done anythin bap } “ty “J fF ne A | MEXICO CITY, Oct. 8.—Federal yar ‘8 which consti- ' ve 4 / a ) / os a f ; 2 $1 20 SIZE The insurgents tore up tracxs An early report from Queretaro o — “ ‘ \ A ac 4 . si “ ~ ‘ ade ps ‘ . : 4 $1 13 | and destroyed bridges on the Inter- | ‘© ‘he newspaper El Universal Gra- . : . ~ IN 6c — é | been killed while leading a detach- al -e e a ursul »V a hey VICKS , id Pe rote, to h imper pursu ‘ by ment of rebels proved to be untrue - ‘ the Federals. Railroad repair ' »TH PASTES : aetitne the pt ae pee i fice of the newspaper tonight. Gen. Tooth Paste ...... "9c S 3 | * api nae * ipeing — —" > | Gavir: nie ¢ . eve c 29¢ #8276, 53¢, $1.1 | site ~Piaet vavira denied that he ever had Tooth Puste ee. ie Tooth Paste SLOAN ; ® fer &5e . |and are maneuvering to prevent; NEW APARTMENTS them from reaching the sea. MAY BE ERECTED : oa -e : nein ” — Kidney Pills - | " : Pe fs rn ‘ | far suppressed that his services in | yi tie though they were 7 without : ; a r ey SE President Calles war council are no electricity, elevator service and presidential succession by force of | TOCK and one of them described arms fearing the result of a Demo- | the air outside as “full of boards.” Wm. H. Maybaum, Megr.. di ee Locuat Sts., G nd FI t lows: was blown inside that the walls are ocunt + Ground Fl., St. | strate to the world that its policies | borhood under repair are those at | . / WY *) ad e . "* [have merited the sanction of the | +*?*- 4235 and 4239 Lindell. c |2for 35c=s 24¢ | gs Gream 2aC iC T3¢e | ¢ : ment being attempted, the entire e Ag f BA ination, with very rare exceptions, |condemned the movement, protest- ed adhesion, to the government and | readiness to uphold with arms if necessary the institutions that the h\government represents and has ‘known so successfully how to de- fend. | “If the Gomez-Serrano ~ effort | had had an echo in the public con- | science, its armed movement would | not have been confined to half a | My prediction has been verified.” A AROL capital, to take charge. ‘eee i, has been verified. ' ‘fico stating that Gen. Gavira had oceanic railway between Puebla S Abney ‘ \ be ° e 4 SEGGERECRCRSELS 1 3 Aas eS ay ut I : = | : : |when the General called at the of- SALVE an P es ase ‘ff Me gp . : gangs and army engineers are re- ' d ay ial \N Ves) A “ é ‘ a : Tederal operating |, Tooth Paste ..... he i ~“® | been connected with the revolu- Tovth Paste LINIMENT a : 53c te hi Need eel — ete CLE ELL se OR OOO ee Om ee tt (Uf, 2 $7c rerur it ke oe BE he 8 ees ee i bis “se - . Fa ELIABLE~ ERCHANDISE S622 PINE ST. 404 N. Sth Street 3300 Washington BI 3246 $. Grand Bi, 923 State St East St. Louis, Mi. Bassee Bev reeaaerae

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PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 _.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT ee : " 3 ; aunt d at lower transporta- unior ub 3 wes : go ky Ree ine . weighing 108 ds, | | egg he Merl aeoeed cong pete on gos Fos ie Serene. | nicnaaer deck pon a LAV ANGER Seeks Son Missing Since Jaly 8. | Cariton, who disappeared bene 9 Be | “e oo gon em wang ed Hin | BLAMES INSINGERE PROPOSES HIGHER CORN TARIFF The Governor's telegram was ee ae ead ae a on return | manager of the Yor r a | - oy erkins of Dodson, Mo., has!home July 9 and has asi tv the Associated Press. sxrompted by the fact that Argen- " hs the Post Dispatch to help; heard from since. The youth is de- | blue-eyed, ee ee pret : ; voyayes from the Southern Conti-/Co., was elected pre him tocate his 14-year-old son,'scribed as heing five feet, five ing a small scar between his eyes. suggestion that President Coolidge | the Atlantic and Pacific seaboards | nent. Corn er ae ert ge | a ee Club bh og e — | advance the duty on corn imports | of the United States in open com- | tective tariff now call tor a duty pond at tae held | oe | —_ | 50 per cent has been made to the! petition with the producers of this!15 cents a bushel. ¢ © Atmel fs, 3 F | 4 _———-. WIGAR PFD p FC | | a iit ne | Will Save Your Car From Winter's Sicet Be Envoy Conference of Southern . M ji 18x18 garage ¢ RA ME a . : From Sofia That Steps | ita » $ ethodist Indorses Activ- : , baile con the ground - | = | Be Taken to End ) $1. x TOD AY & oS on your premises, with , . , Will ) G. O ities of W. C. T. U. and SPECI AL ‘* ae , Sa Po ca ae POR Boi ; ¢ | quick lock, painted, $250. -ouble a Anti-Saloon League. Associated Press. ent e | : ér~ eS : See see cy sosei 2 "eee G - Eat and porches to suit ; ; PF eSLG RADE, Jugo-Slavia, Oct. 8. JEFE Pal Jt VISITORS TODAY WILL | € fe Boe -¢ Ser aed oe ‘ “- sees ¢ FR ‘og Pe as Kov chevitch. , KI . + ficials Apparently Have ai ey am. . 8 = “gah baa - i fart — prtebengy | . “1 ae: fa 82 ss ae A oe ; ¢ sage iain ossible The Story of tne s Tried to Prove Prohibi- HR Gee eee eae i ee oe . LINED (2 :.°0228 S80 Ke" e 7 °. . . ; ‘ as By 2 ’ mas 4 peed Res 3 ae “Sn me San : = on “2 * & ) ‘ Z lars, but tion Can’t Be Enforced. RTS OF BAR BS ae ; x os ee Boe Set : Bae Sethe comitadiis. or irregu & Oe Stee . : — — eee ae Could you use an add. ; Sine Government 1s handicapped be- I | Resolutions indorsing prohibi- ape he a ee er ee ae Saxe Se afford just such mine troops 4 t its disposal, due to the ‘tion, law enforcement and the ac- . bl sem 5 [Btroors at a SAL of the treaty of Ver- illes. . ; tivities of the Women’s Christian tics also save in q 2 Seicrade is still ram-| tleee : 4agite Feeling in gr I E | Temperance Union and Anti-Sa- Come out to 6601 Page Boulevard and let us show you the models of garages and houses erected Let us gi Mar Le Fear was expressed | swered on our ground, where we also have samples of concrete work we supply if desired. costs. P@ning high. : | oon League were adopted at the ’ ‘ 2 see t will be public manifesta- | can ste DES MOINES, Ia., Oct. 8.—A/tine corn now is being received on : : By the & Pi | estimates on this kind effam #thet ‘re orning when G et syste; ngs E. » tomorrow g when Gen. 6 eg Set bane ast FREE CATALOGUE c=: sees ee ele See S ecial Section oe — —— Jit ee stona! Defense Association has Schne ‘Church, South, at Centenary |! This catalogue will help you make selections and gives full 0 4 All Da ei once coer esto to tte meemnena| ma P t VI P 7 t 6 ' Church yesterday. | particulars of the Stealey service. We want to send it to you. pe y | -~. Ras well as-all other patriotic or- tion on | | Event b A o.¢ 7 + . as 2 ar . ages O The resolution on prohibition PHONE PARKVIEW 5119 ng OY “Pp ae to protest against “the hein-4 solida ed pesen | was read by the Rev. O. H. Dug- pea body t A tion of ae . us outrage. , gins of St. Louis and the Rev. P. ee 4 Officers, both active and reserm® ra Bcc Hi [»* _A. Kasey of Poplar Bluff. It stat- | P| apelin iw hartge se eo solidatio y/ | Shen —— - announced their inten y © P a in part: Furthermore, this a & a cathe ating in a manifestation. budget ) © Methodist conference believes that — _the alleged failures in the enforce- s PH NE - | Semio ffi ward age cat follow up | Doula emg ane | goin Hl §=—=s § 601 PAGE BOUL ONE ie Mis cen Ri ly i ~onciliatory Clare z eS ee ae Set thet Behan Lumber Co. . PARKVIEW S119 aaa tte one ereien Affairs by the | Position |we have had too many men _ pemMinister. of «i ¢ pro-Ma- | tive Re | charged with responsibilities of en- ie : aimmedaite suppression Of .prU-s : —A_ anizations. } Extra salesladies for all departments. ad to Superin-_| - forcing the laws, whose purpose —— a eedonian pain soo5? ions into ; The SALESLADI ES WA NTED ! tendent, at the St. Charles St. entrance only, alter 9 a, m. ; seems not to have been enforcing man a Should criminal incursi¢ Poe ernmel Ss A ‘ c ‘ $252529505950 Sab Yan asta Teb yas rastas a raT al ee ' = 2 a -—-— one 7 5525526762528 = PS OS SS Oe ee we . 7 ie mai 4 . e . unday or Monday the law but to demonstrate that | oc eo oo oc oo ee 62 32992 2 562525252 Se ee ae ae ee ae a eae a a a ee a a ee a a a 203 - — = | pgugo-Slav territory. Raggy feel. thus a, the law cannot be efiforced.” | pepulearia. continue, it i ‘ | | ent ad Pe ~ = x jatrom Jugo-Siavia. 2 : ¥S ie he , ix ° . So ’ J ~ : a f. : Y i ¥ : , = x, Manufacturers—Est. 1891 Piano Bargains Guaranteed PLAYER-PIANO Other Reports Heard. Reports also were heard from the Board of Education of which the Rev. A. F. Smith of Nashville. Tenn., is president: the Board of Finance of which T. W.. Tadlock of St. Louis is president; the Board Of Hospitals of which Dawson C. Bryan of St. Louis is president, and the Board of Lay Activities of which J. Will Pierce of-Cape Gi- rardeau is president. The district lay leaders last year were A. E. Whittaker of St. Louis, J. W. Reeves of Leadwood, R. M. McCombs of Jackson, Fred Spell of Poplar Bluff and W. A. Rug- gles of St. James. | Bishop McMurry appointed the Rev. C. W. Tadlock and former ‘United States Senator X. «P. Wil- _fley to study and compare the his- tory of Methodism in Missouri, fol- | lowing the motion of the Rev. | Clarence Burton of De Soto, Mo.. , that the conference should take ac- | tion to preserve Methodist history, especially in Missouri. They will co-operate with Dr. J. E. Godbey of Kirkwood. Visitors Occupy Pulpits. Ordination services will be con- ducted at Centenary Church today by Bishop McMurry, who will! preach at 1:45 p.m. Visiting min- isters will occupy the following pulpits in St. Louis and St. Louis County today: St. John's, Dr. J. E. Godbey: iversity City, Dr. Alfred Frank- Clarion, W. N. Ware: Plac he Rev. Clarence Arlin 2 ER. G. Joevyee: lefontaine, \WV. H. Hansford: Bridgeton, J. A. Brown: Christy, J. R. Bullington: Ferguson. I. ¢. Brashear; Fenton, Jesse H. Kern; A. Kasey: Im- A. Isbell; Haven Showmaker: Kine- M. J. Markley: Kirk- C 2. H. Orear:; Lafayette Park. '. J. Velvice: Mount Auburn. J. F. » Bates; St. Paul’s, B. E. Shubel: Shaw Avenue, F. S. Parker: Ste. phen Memorial, C. P. Throgmor-, ton; Vinita Park, William Stew- ard, and Marvin, F. M. Love. Dr. Chappel of Nashviie. Tenn.. editor of the Sunday Schoo! quar- 'terly. and the Rev. R. L. Duck- worth. general -secretarv of the CoC i a a ee a a a ee ae) SOS | Oe | te | aie | ae | ate | ee ee a ee ee a ae ee a work in Southeast Missouri. tt . >. satoday in official circles here. ee i The conversation yesterday of ond airs , rail | p “gs % é Sy | } France Uses Friendly Offices to i bade SS i? tg dt | $ te Avert Balkar War. er . pe WE eer oe we ated Press. sae Mf i tte soci oe | tu { ; - ae: PARIS. Oct. 8—The French ? }}overnment is using: its. friend’ - Upitices to calm the Jugoslav-Bul- 'é-@arian situation. + Jugo-Slav Minister Reported to ( Have Asked for Passports. D4. BY the Aeaociated Preaer. : -.. VIENNA, Oct. 8.—Informatior f#from Belgrade reaching the news-?Pp 42paper Korrost says the Jugo-Slav "%:Minister to Sofia has demanded - ;_the passports of himself and staff 4 wand is ready to return home at any § ;_mome nt. eee a rs : § e a te ee wm 4 ican. Pah is hata ate ae __ wi 7 i. *. PTs Pe RS Ss a a RE Da See 2 ; ‘ 7 ake eo PP Se PAIS OF ALL Galas i) ™" eee ee be SOR 9g sm a os $a pein Sali et Peete be Me > RE RE ete DB pt oe Nh Smeal seme 1 LI IE eo Lo Ln On Co Coe x eo ee ae ee ee ee ee ee a a a a a ee ee a ee ee a a a a a a a a | ae a ae | S a ie ee Pianos exceptional SSAA Saas IS acrereee ee Be ¢ : - #e5. El ger ex ¥ _— rg: wees — a Wl ae ; oe are 4 Aga eee | nec y= @ ; pd , . aan ~ A ttl se te =! | - a > ey J _— nd -s jin,w 2” sale of New, Used, FES SiNtGs PAREN — svn Jace net a Used oo 6 ge ee | Per Week Pianos Tinie ae | — & Player oe ae ne een. toe Pianos at [i enol Wee eee ae) | iaros a Sy a | Peta ©» wale > ce 2 a viene? i hie 5: lege Basen ~ : fm as i aes oi 5 th ihe PPE . P > >. GS ¥ 7) ee fee Ae Fy = — . af COR ae Pate BN Bg EO RR a i er ee i eee a ae A M2 ga he cvhcnerstbcs abla es tt a“ Appiact on “pie Ht re Link-Effect Bi ERE aS a ad % eee ae ae ee : ae 5 \ 3 q | Spy PCIDEDLY novel and —— ; Be a | : é ioe ra] SF SZ 6 WY on yo SA , ey, re me L the new Bar-Pins which, és jewel-craft are giyen the appe sna sal sections | a : : llustrated is -a striking * DELIVERS ONE TO YOUR HOME DISCOUNT TO ALL > al Sn sigeoen 1 O BALANCE EASY CREDIT TERMS 120% TORNADO SUFFERERS . oa Bequette-cut Diamonds at the ys is paved with 36 excellent A special 3-piece Living- Mohair Bed - Davenport ae Room Suite, in the very $ 75 Suite with carved frame é. latest figured velour cov- e avo spring cushions, “ ’ , ca with damask or tapestry =———_ erings; worth not less than on one side. mohair on 4 16 Emeralds and 12 Onyx. Il ridio- $125.00. Special Monday the other. Unmatchable and all next week : for less than $250.00. Spe- cial Monday and all next week. REMEMBER, $10.00 DELIVERS ONE TO YOUR HOME.BALANCE EASIEST CREDIT TERMS IN THE CITY. 4 ean «)~CSCté«CTrradletinn Your © Old Furniture of | Stoves for New | vg oe a 3) " 7 > . s . . - , 7 . , . . - x — . “ Py ’ "> ; ae 4 ; ; 7 : » Ri : — ’ Ses + ; Be w 8 ~ * 4 »S be See a : : 7 ¥ . : h, a + s; a ¢ : ~ » >) , a - > a a = . . “ > Say 4 “¢ J ‘ o> — 4 . ’ reese a age ey ae 7 “ i SE TAG ica vis ahd | IPN Mta a ataruarate ma atolaperolarereran wpe: — mia reduced | nrices . oa 4 es Es dere FS Low and Easy a ay as Terms eeny , | Per Week Musicians Are Especially Invited to Inspect These Values if you are interested In a used PIANU, PLAYER-PIANO or GRAND PIANO be sure to see these listed below. Come in early as these bargains won't last long. You are especially invited te bring your music teacher with you if poexsikle. QOniy eome in early. Come in prepared te buy. Sonre of these Pianos leok brand-new All are exceptional value for the price. ‘TLL EACHANGE VALUE WITHIN ONE YEAR 3 rien «69405 | Near” 9325 | ie $145 tn Stiteas.e J0)itons... 195 Pee «6 OO ane, G95 | Een... 245 oe feos, 900/e~.... 485 Seinen 195] B25 mene 595 | Ste... 675 Many more to choose from. Come in early. Have first choice. eos | © A Starck Biano En ideas ic ee cw a Starck Upright, Grand and Player Pianos see eee eee eee eee MANUFACTURERS fsavadeaessgsss.c--.,.. | SOLS OLIVE ST. S. E. Cor. Lith Se TMT THT ITA TTTT TTT Boy Whey ria, we Ra Re Zz u te I ~~ 2 =i 25 Dy 9) OR ee soitid pyiapane Sa mia -: LA CARS REE eee ea ae - x hag ‘eats hh, oT ay Platinum oe oe oT AP —_ g pp - Ter ogee a RRO 8 eee ~ PON request we will i Bos) Jewelry purchases of against loss of any kind for « charge to you. : PG ARE Tce” Epi ie Bie RENT AO, ne MERE sens S44 ia te * te - _« + as - > eS » phy Be: “ sample Furniture, Rugs a e = | A F east of Practice Deweted Exlasively to § the 2nd Stoves are for sale ar - s > . | | | Bargain Prices. We Furnished Your Mother's Home : _ a | 2s | NON-SURCICAL Treatment of On Easy Credit Terms LS ae - - &. sand ‘ : = ~~ = - -_—— - = . oe eo ee a ae ae a eee ee ee ‘ . ; . a . . = . ~ ~ ~ - “ - * 3 “ ’ ‘ SON 5 PT = A me . sit > : ! | | OIG SAE SEED ITS Ee Te BT : Sra set eee Sac iet ake Fi for tre Qe prepa nd 5 mie BT ga ae, a auniennas es AE eR All ak sg A eee : sth bai den tira 7 . Seen ° ok a wna. 3 . z a tee 7 = al . . a - - > Say ae «asad edeaaaalsaie, sat tenis abiee ink cccaecaten toe a REM ae ee ae ‘ ° ¥ ae / eae BOT Scrat or resonate. asta ania Eira gd sire wie npa eae PE 3 bind Lam #3 fz . MEE SC Sw le Renter. eS SUE eh ptnab Repeats Aihi.| SR WE RRR dmc Eg ah Ve mo pane Peal . on) etna | FS rd - P a 4 “ ” . . . . it SIN a BER ao ye ; : te ADA ne seus a Semanal AI REPO ine SAN AI . yy RS es ey Ea a ety Me Oy Paes a a GRE A rab pubes A ain ay Pd LWA IGE IX fhe Tow alts ot I eee eo ae - —_ 7 % oe . a ee ee nar PS ae ri ae simnahatiien : . . We as ampere t IS Ok 3 ae " 5 i < ’ “ 4 A ¥ CORE ALG OP Pk IRM pi ORE MIT Pee at 3h dan neal at ¥ +" i. ‘a ig tent bin rien Wenn? ~ War Z es Turn to Part 4, Society Section se IN TODAY'S POST For May-Sterm' e ‘| “Fall Fes a. e ig oie it lie Tela ae ee eo] eee ae oe ee le eee el oh en TT oo a i 4 Sioit dN IN "As aT Roe Rem Se eee 5 a eee Ter sti P a : pg ies oe eS ea Oe ara a eee * os lie rN Oi Be). iat RES isan Oe te i2e eae TES SSMS Uh Ss SNR a ANID Mr et EOS Ree Me set Lae bas ue hale Tie eee Yo wT p - Fee . ea _ = : 33 Years Practice in 8t. Leouls O70 Star Bidg.. Itth & Olive, St. Lowls | Ba Tae eT aan ala eT ad SOUUUDIUUDAAGUNUUUEAAHOOUUTUAOUAAE HAGUE AYBGGH VOU GAU AGUA UAUOSOUOUOOOUR EUG OGO OU UOOUOOOOAOOOQHOEQNAQONOOQOOQQUOOODO POU UU ~_ -

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997 ___ §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 7 Insist ona Demonstration za THE NEW Kidaie er 84 at mag | AV ANGER W ee eee aga " : manager of the Yost. Adv BIL 4 e Ele Gov. Baker, who has been men- 4 ASBESTOS SHINGLES s FOR A PERMANENT ROOF Co., Wi , Was elected president tioned as a candidate for the Re- ii ° : of . | s uewie ‘at a ee Cup of ‘ee uy ’ publican nomination for United = ~= ba Satie : & held Ty Be | State Senator in 1928, and as a pos- a ee aching at the American tote © Me BAKER C sibility for the Republican nomi-| ? | C 9 Rooting Dept. for Estimates . =o nee for the vice-presidency, has J arris L b .j. umber Cc. definitely eliminated himself as a a ; ie ‘ Hear this marvelous new Loud _ candidate for office in 1928. In Distributors Speaker. Unrivaled in beauty see ; an address before the Republican | ATwater 546-547 _ 49 North Florissant Road ; and tona! qualities. Does not Steal ’ . = editors, Baker said he would not | | We Are Equipped to Make Deliveries Evetywhere Promptly : hatt hich ey 3 - ee be a candidate for any office. ——>——$——— NEW IMPROVED LOUD SPEAKER ' 4 | FRAME [| [ Ff From Sofia That Steps) ita Cost $15.42, Not | > Sf T «ye Are guaranteed by the fac- 2 $1.66, Candidate Tells Comfort 4 Fle GANCe— his Oe eer suk miei everywhere. oe i prim halle Co. E. EF. Baker Music Co. PORCHEs ||f 2 "2° ™ ¢ . a . O. P. Editors. we) 3: : 3121 S. Grand A 2293 Yale A : Trouble om Boren. Dexter Chair b P O OTT | | a Bauer B "R iio Co Maplewood Plain or fan . By ; . Se | = : gp Pinner orig 7 d h cy porches . a ie .| By the Jefferson City Correspond- iia | GE aa f',\ me 5529 8. Grand Av. a Png Co. anda porches to sui Bear the Associated Press, ent of the Post-Dispa ch. ee ; ' ao > Py | a a a Bauer’s Music House 111 Olive St. come within the Steal Ut ee Seta.” hon tntormed: hia Disagreement’ with the claims of and making, this handsome Dexter Chair is submitted i. jh ; | j > F a ey rt ee Ri recy P es 2s nat - a Sat " he in oF. ana (oe. Me etre sn Pur ae cla >> I 567 ade: . es ee _— 4 FC se ite yA Pak att nals Mlbidbchaie oDesk came — -— sla ay | Should crin iT) il i C 1 Ts j A a 2 i aa 4 ‘ ent that good relations between | Meed of my _ platform, said | « bi 3 i aT eens 2° o) - SAW eZ 3 e ° 'Schneider. “The people of this ‘ , mY) Pie ae SF ee WN SOS iff (gs : } rs) ea the Best at is in fou: @ sabe two countries will become im- | t S it @ mmedaite suppression of pro-M ‘ . @ “vedonian organizations. a Rae Paped sl Ne Rae igs oe ee Be Moossibie | State are disgusted with the rapid- | ; Siiecid ily increasing cost of government | = = |, Bulgaria Savs It Disennroves Gner-}and the inexcusable waste of their | ee . ney | ! _ oe — 4 ab! | rilla Activities. | tax money.” | —— ; 2 — e ZY ik . ae eera tute Stagg ite cn He said the per capita cost of | : | . ae A, Buigaria, Oct. %6.—Deep! State government in Missouri was! Rh H ae je “i : ; is ae is ’ + tea ~. ’ Te ’ as and stern dirapproval ere | $15.42 a year, based on the appro-| ys Se, ee SS SS a Se NE I | are gf | N the truest‘ sense, your home i} ou! It reflects oe yaelt by the Bulgarian Government] priations made by the last Legis- hee Bin) \, es ee > ae i am ff) ||), EA ae ae ’ Ss Nee : : . ; ™ "for the assassination of Gen. Ko- a instex’d of the figure ae —— 4 im woe 2. eS . SSS eee, He liRhe ~~ ae your taste, 7 our cha actel ’ the kind of a person you are, H re S 3 oe . : as : PP a ae — ee we FT eee ete ee ee -— i a a i i le i i: CC A 0 aerate tice iene Mnmaare tin eh atte w a s -> : oo in official circles web posal for an additional bond issue | ' 3 = @,, ‘*€ conversation yesterday Of|to hasten completion of the State | ~~ = ee ae t Uses Friendly Offices to | highway esihinnn: the amount to be —_— le . If you are furnishing anew home, refurnishing an old one, or even fs Avert Balkan War. ee ee ey n€ a = | buying an odd piece of furniture, we feel certain a visit to Prufrock- By the Aesociated Press sion. n tional bonc ANUE . ; . ct @ PARIS, Oct. 8.—The French| issue of $100,000,000 to expedite a a Litton’s will prove beneficial to you. mm eovernment is using its friend!~-| construction of the present system, 4 ppattices to calm the Jugoslav-Bul- and provide for necessary addi- BES Aas: ’ . Marian situation. _ tional mileage is being advocated _ ee oe ||| Te 4: | —Fdi ° 1 } —lditoria! == Wisugo-Slay Minister Reported to| PY the Automobile Club of Mis- Soe. , Ene A Hard Job! @. Have Asked for Passports. sourl. - o* yihe Awwociated Prose i Baker Not to Seek Office. ee : “ - 94 | TENNA, Oct. 8.—Informatior The Baker administration was le a G7 S # phyla 4 ee at i ) : : : : : rom Belgrade reaching the news- | commended in another resolution, a — “ * Orta WANSON ae eh : Sh Mp ! | Looki 4 ri re bright side of life is praper Korrost says the Jugo-Slav | which invited close sc.utiny of a iP +. Ss yo) oa h b S ae ~ P PV hha sen tty sah q 4 " ” —_ Te eRe ee Se See «7 women gt ting tiie caesar: ‘ meg ee ; Xe naling dae CE kee ee ee OO eT OF oe ~ . J 2 + Pier e *. Petre BMAPME RS 9S td of ok re we Dow DIT TERMS IN THE CITY. ® Tradetin Your Old Furniture or Stoves for New pace nceeenreeatincneeeinaetarttemne tenant teeammnatiommante wey be wen a Le 7 =a ep ae Ee ao Ny Se : ot pina 1 plak a ty Stas 6 us ae a : TR ee, ee Ga ER Dae St PO oh All Mi ane a tamale Sample Lamps, _ repre- senting eXhibition sam- ples bought from a high- _ ——e--—- : ore Uae PRP Se ee ‘ te ‘ he A center et ttt ne tr etait ~ ban # i . 1 SE eee dg Boao ti We will take in your old furniture or stoves for new and make a liberal allowance for same. Tele- phone CEntral 2630 and have our appraiser call. No obligation on your part to bry. tl Ml ll SE ee ke pe a ee 99 FG FG O90 ocr or - - aaa “ 7 ‘if “~ ’ eee “o DE LLL Ol, Pr a ~~ St Se ak tee — ~~ te — = Meiithi ee ah, aaa. wis ale eg PE s ae dt hit ats OMe ans = = eek a I ee ib irr Bete le at ve > 2 wk oe . 5 ; a ‘ wy pet st 2a Nagi ‘ Cant ag Mei et RRS 8 ee ee r riage Alea do, Om vy SSD oo ti ree i ee ee ee Ba he a * A ee aE Bea f j i PNT 2, mo a # sam aa ie. : Pe * a ~ at 4 > = > re o - - - ~ ee 4 + da Si s pee? geek ies Ag wor eer a PAE ae Poot GPP ald co ae WA do longs i lA Dae cue? may? pe Re aes PO eat ae A " fi e" ht re ait 4 Pd * "ee , « , _ a —_ 7 — wm o “wi ge vigil > 4 petal “ - . , zt . * * * F J * ; ' ' ' ; oe | x a’ ic} . é —S > 2 ee 5 te mn ell > ieteenesietaeiens el ’ : ' te oe ee ™ _ -_ - oe a tn “ = ee ee Open Evenings by Appointment. Phone CEntral 2630. ecntiateemmenieese nee ee (PRR GEIR Gs sapee pear ee ARE yeh Po ew a —f ? a oe Fl. an iden al the veGned elegance of these Suites. Prices range from $198 . tut veneers. Note the chest-like appearance of the Server and the spaciousness of the For May-Stern’s Greater —enables you to buy Furniture of character at low cash prices and pay 4 | : Chairs and two Armchairs, covered in hair cloth A . act y ; | Slat shades and _ attractive ia re _ . A . | . Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 Lk haien, seas cuieeal to $750. See them! Handsome Georgian Dining Suite | : ; Our Def erred Pay ment Plan China Cabinet. Sideboard is 72 inches long, Table has a 4 “Fall Festival Sale’’ . ~ for it as vou enjoy it. There is no charge of this extended credit. Don't : | : hesitate asking the salesman about our Deferred Payments Plan. splendid value! Monday.........sscccesscsceecsers S. E. Corner 12th and Olive IN TODAY’S POST-DISPATCH A $ 50 Regularly $750! Ten handsome pieces, artistically fashioned of exquisite butt wal- 45x60-inch top with an eight-foot extension, four side Of Furniture—Rugs—Home Needs : : 9 i he House of Detter Values A NO ee maeD _ = _ ™~ Se ener a een -_— - a ee 2

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__SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ i Ln ee oe POST-DISPATCH _ INFANTRY OFFICERS 10 CONFER AMERICANS GF ry, CONTROL OF Capt. Cowley Will Address Mecting RAILROAD BRITISH SOUGHT at Hotel Roosevelt. Federal Court — Awards Com_attee t % Wolff-Wilson’s Packard’s Gray A conference of officers of the 993435 shares of Kansas City, 406th Infantry, 102d Division, Or- } Mexico & Orient Line. ; = Chiain Quinine Hair Restorer Sanized Reserves, will be held to- | py tne Associated Press = Will restore the hair to morrow at 6:15 p. m. at Hotel KANSAS CITY, Oct. $.—Con'rol jf Hair Tonic Roosevelt. The regiment is com- | o¢ the Kansas City. Mexi ico & 9ri- > posed of members of the former " ailroad falls definitely irto wi * all- 45ist Infantry, who recently were | ent railr hands as a renait of the r ' : mg earseagggrni nar y it connie ooler, - “—, transferred. Co}. Leroy K. Robbins | gecision in Federal Court in — ‘ 4s ie — scalp when i is in command. At the meeting, ko today, awarding the Am: ican | “_ °° “ae il ax a hair ; ; 2 Bottles Sic which is to be preceded by a din- ! vinta holders committee 20 $45 of ; Li =. of ( Be Pg y Sie % i hese ; Be - 5 ity : ‘ Corner Washincton Avenue ; will be held Monday night at the Massage and Vanish- \2e)}| legs ana under the scottish Cathedral! ——— 5 Bn piate, for - soar! ing Jars | ecerurnted ? an ] Excellent and ies arm pits, Creams, : | nv corating 2 Bottles, 51¢ me gage! Poy ss — -_— -_ — | le ae | pine bots, zt Servett Sanitary | MONDAY, OCT. 16th, T | ’ . 11th, WEDNESDAY od Cream || RED Sissi. | | a Napkins + Full pound can, “ on both sides — ! | re 4 2 Pint Candy Specials for le , r eshly Made for regular $1.00 value, ? Cans 76 7 | eo | | F . for C 2 for $1.01 | ' : S Bottles $1.00 Challenge Package Ligott’s ly sumpadet Assorted Wrapped heen. 2 ; = Assorted Chocolates "2m Cream Caramels ries in ; == | olate Bars, 2 fm Torrid Complete Shears, lc 60c | . + + ———————— Hair Dressing Sets High-grade quality, Extra absorb- ent. Regular price, 50c dozen—ic CHOOSE YOUR PIANO ae h6Uceeee ARTISTS DVO Includes waver rod, curler ——— - sale, clamp, attach- meer Tablets able dry comb - 6. 7. 8 inch: all made of the finest be wee 2 Dozen, 51c , and deep chan- | | quality hand-forged steel; straight f Recommended very = ny | ' he ee, tines SS oaee The favorit nel marcelling and bent handles; regular $1 val- os highly as a general st kx ." — . Ye ——_ wages eves a pata ” clamp. (All nes. .s | , blood and nerve s “ y Inc "6c || ated | nilds u e body. o = or ; Wolff-Wilson’s | (ease : ghee 01 — : a = ; ars and Tobacco for 51c Lilac Vegetal _ c for $ : mars> ite Flashlights (en One Cent Barney & Ba) cs" || | Levanto Castile Soap | Sa 22. 2" 6c | : 4 ™ 10c El P | 2 for $7 5] Berry Ball- ." , - : jE secigy $ | 6] l 4-P d ? for § 1.01 Recular price $2.00—i1ec Sale | 4 = ag) ? or | Ic Bearing Fee | re ee Flectric Coffee | Roller Skates Ic Specials for Monday 6 0 men .-) Se ‘Percolators ° ; ad _ Specials! In Our Optical Dept. - liaieiilaeaiid ose Carters 9 Ng ith, Washington One-Cent Sale! oe ag Auxiliator. .2 for $1.26 ; . Onl sae e During this Sale we will give with each vag, cae Aqua 25c Williams’ Tale | S & C | a H f pair of Lenses priced below, one Demi- l Cc B coal H all odors. . | socket. | : , : p © Amber or Black Shelloid Frame for.. . os os $3.00 Mary and plus. i 38g -“ 50c Red Devil Roach 2 for $1.26 Water, 2 Be 2 for rs Torrid Electric , 4 Powder PIRST Paige ST LOUTS WORLD's Base PS — MeL = = = ESAT 7 or | ality, is best appreciated by iotimare. acquaintance. A half hour alone with a Baldwin will clearly reveal those superior characteristics that have made it the choice of the world’s fore~! | hose arises (| While away 2 few spare moments fe our display rooms and make the acquaintance. Of the Baldwio—e piano that will open your eyes €o ocw heights of musical sppreciation Why ext today! THE BALDWIN PIANO CoO. 1111 OLIVE ST. Baldwin PAYPAL OL OLN OLY NOLG OL OL NO LPO O/H O2G \O7y C/O OL OLy rO2P O71 O98 OL O7y —— as wre : 4 : 5 : ARS NU EONS ty as capt cas ee - hain Hideto * pte Rg De Rony 04 Sr 6 emir ae } 4.4 RE Pipes for Ic 75c Golden Pe 0¢ ’ a : ‘ 3 ey, ‘ een, 50c Pint Dickinson’s Powder. ..2 Damaam Curling Iron i : as oe Witch Hazel .2 Pints 51c | 35¢ Mirror Nail Fe : 5-Yard Package Sterilized ; $1.00 Peter Pan Opalliiee 2™ $1.01 50c Palmolive Shampoo, Face row nae : for 2 for 5lc 2 Boxes, ° 6 on owe ite 2 5lc a | ae = © o Tae ie ee * npr ew SER," lier a pinnate cm A ~* . 2 “eke , ‘ SESE aie a le NR 2 Race ee cnet rE gS GR mR a 2 . mite SE rks Ree ot A SU os ge ote? SWE. - Rav se —s et. > PARE PNP er he aE pa P Dieser ody ; set tee be t. ee ce. + at ac 2o7 en Tbe? lone 8s peep rte » Saemnetes, ae by . aati ee ~ Taine See Sov he ese? OMB: NATO ‘ . : “ts —. 4 ksi - 3 ahaa ps a4 Roe . ’ 3 as we 5 ‘ pb MNS eA ee Se ee SA ae . aap one eR ee MB He 9 in bene? une iterates sty “igs its LN hoe alae hae ; , hate ” “9 “en : ; re ee + She” MINES ae fi pi tii Fea a PRR I ATR, aetna at Sse} aaah PPB ARTIS Ein SH EAT A RRC HT iy ie “ie Pe 2 ; Ae : n - ike, Se ey eke Ok. ae ae ao9 e 3 . Ps jam . ‘ . eg . 40%eo — , p. Ces ee eee oa gee re PR, Sg ae ea oS sh s 4 eS. poate t bid eee * Sa ed ye “ a a a { Eo ‘ . . het f . ; ‘ . eh @ Superior Electric “ y Table Grill Bifocal Reading or Guaranteed for Lenses Sewing Lenses Werks on 2 $ 1.01 For distance Large Round Deep any light and reading Curve Lenscs ar ae A genuine money-saving sale I Erticle is te and amteed one . — — wl Narcissus | ___ There is no limit to oa _ may buy during thi at-iron Cords | a de Alps AROMATIC CASCARA Miscellane@items fon Ic Highly nickel plated, complete , Talcum waais)| «=A aafe and reliable Inx- ative. pleasant to taste. — 7 | a4 Bete eo ke | Regular price, 4-ounce | Z5¢ Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup. . 1 Rexall Cherry Bark Cough § Save by Building Now TERMS LIKE RENT IF you own a lot, we will build an attractive home for you—and make the payments like rent. ee —— TRAINS) — AT Se fresh lasting odor a ff bottic. 50c; le Sale— Extension Cords, 10 feet long a is delightfully refres ° e i R | F] tri 1 Cords, 6 feet | . ing. Regular 25¢ size. h- 2 Bottles, Sic 25c Mentholated White Pine Cough Syrup 25 ' Penetrating ] iniment oya ectric iron ‘ 2 Cans, 26c 25¢ Puretest Zine Stearate : 2k : Lemon Cocoa Butter Cream or Guaranteed rear, : cke hetiaieed, compete with cond nd . Puretest Epsom Salts Prophylactic Hair Brushes no ee nase Ct Re E Quick Acting Plaster — es aug. S c Si oe 3 . 7 oo ee eee ° oe py A ites Ov ae ke sis gp pap nd iG i tS ee se ak BOR Fane? Wee Seppe sf ” re © co ; asmin odors. | ; tion. Ic Sale— If you own a lot we will build you a home for | Battles ow 9 £ $2 5] Lightning Electric —- 5c Spring Maid Lipstick i Tar Paper, size 6x9, oa of Nothing Down = ||. Fonater ={2e) 40c Rexall Gypsy Cream i dks des ie weit Whedel terme. | HB} Rubberset Lather Brushes Pocket Knives ea a= pa 20c Cocoa Butter Cold Cream. .......2 “ay, Lonitone Iron Tonic . : at = coe Gan i ees 90c Rexall Eczema Ointment ; ) R. B. M. Antiseptic Wafers. . SN ST YLT ASSORTED ‘LFS Complete with CAT ALOGUE OF HOUSES AND GARAGES ON REQUEST ; | , Seer : | ar ik cord and plus. — | 50c Spring Maid Benzoin & Almond! tion ) Nuxated Yeast Vitamine Tak STEALEY MFG. CO. ? for A splendid Winter Tente to give 35¢ Rhinitis Tabs., 1 12 fa ppeeten bot. 100, 2 ' “2 5 » nds, = patterns | a : ae, wm ee 50¢ Rhinitis Tabs., full strength, 100 a ) Georgia Rose Body Powder Phone PArkview 5119 Grewnde * ne 7 Sel : SS $3.01 2 Bottles, $1.01 |50¢ Mentholated Pine Cough Syrup. . ..2) Veloa Puff 6601 PAGE BLVD. icmte: co , Ss ES ee M2) Orders Filled in Order Received— Address Dept. R. We ell

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WOME ir he iT CE PS RUT] Rexall Store Mil | __._.SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 a Spring Maid Face Creams 75c Tissue Cream for underlying tissues. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Liggett’s Opeko Tea An Indian Ceylon bicend, vacuum cleaned, blended and packed by | ; machinery in half - pound Tel NO GOLDEN HORSESHOE IN NEW METROPOLITAN Joseph Urban’s Designs Call _ PAGE MORE INFANTILE PARALYSIS New Case Reported at Harrisburg, Missouri. Special to the Post-Dispatch. COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 8.—The Boone County health unit ane nounced today that a new case of infantile paralysis had been found at Harrisburg, 16 miles northwest of Columbia, where Vivian Forbia, Jars for nine years old, is the third mens ber of her family to be strickey with the melady. Her brother, Nae than, 13, and a sister, Alline, 6, were stricken last week. This makes the twelfth case in Boone County since Aug. 19. There are two cases at Columbia, three at Harrisburg, two at Woode landville, three at Brown's Station, for Quarter-Circle of Only 35 Boxes. 4 3 . ; rit ' . en A ol: at vada! Two Half- Ic 50c Cold or Lemon Creams. used pene, het s at night before retir- a ra | Lb. Pkgs. ing as a face cleanser 2 for 5 | . iu 4° 66 50c Vanishing Cream. Apply as — c OY EW YORE Oct &.—There 2 7 ‘ a seria before using ? 5Ic | will be no golden horseshoe in the powder ........... -. a for Opeko Coffee new Metropolitan Opera House. Sipe tite 2 Stecl cut—perco- | That famous society institution | which has ‘survived 43 years in the | oe : lator ground—the ‘old opera house, will be replaced one at Jdripping Springs and one at Coffee with a | by a modest quarter circle of only | Ashland. One death had resulted wonderful aroma |MMMl| 35 boxes—there are 34 in the old | from the disease In the county. and taste. ai|—-according to the design Joseph | TWO cases in Columbia, those of Urban is preparing. Miss Virginia Hale and W. L. Nel- son Jr., are improving. 2 Pounds n | Urban’s plans are described by 2 Deems Taylor, composer and critic, Washingtog rand & Olive Sts.—408 Washington Ave. Wed . ina- sre | Fabs Wireless to: ; Sale Playing Cards Regular Bridge Spring Maid Toilet Water All delightful, lasting odors—Narcissus, Jasmin, Rose, Lilac, Violet, Lily- of-the-Valley. Regular price $1.00—1 Cent Sale, 2" $1.01 in Musical America. Ranged in a sweeping quarter | | circle, 5372 persons will be able both to see and hear the opera, in the great auditorium he has con- ceived. The present auditorium Saute & tens CG? Baston holds only 3600 and of these at 1428 Salisbury 2705 Cherokee least a third cannot see all of the | 12.3 S. Broadway stage. Above the orchestra will |§ The Recognized Leader range only three tiers of seats. | Five are piled one above the other in the Metropolitan’s old home. For the first time in the history of the American theater, Taylor believes, the architect has provided for standing room, enongh to ac- commodate 600 persons comfort- ably and, what is more, his plans call for special smoking and re- freshment rooms for the astandees. The new theater is to rise in Fifty-seventh street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, 18 blocks north and one block west of thé present structure. A part of the plan is a studio apartment tower. The exterior will present strong vertical lines, in keeping with the new style of architecture, and its novelty, ingenuity and completeness, Taylor writes, are something for the student to won- der at. The front part of the stage is a huge elevator, by which an entire scene may be sunk underground while another is brought forward without lowering the curtain. Urban’s plans are as yet un@n- ished, and no date hag been set for the start of the actual con- struction. Mother of Seven Kills Husband. By the Associated Press. JACKSON, Tenn., Oct. 8.—De- lc 'ppondency because of ill health is believed to have prompted Mrs. Charles Nelson, mother of seven children, to kill her husband at their home here and turn a shot- gun on herself, inflicting wounds or Pinochle Decks, 2 for 5le f 30c Grove’s Bromo- Quinine 2 tor 31 c J Monday Only e FIVE STONES Made from the pure cocoa beans. Unex- celled in quality. without any adul- (eration. Reg ular price, % Ih., 25e. QOne-Cent Sale, 2 Half-Lb. Cans, 26c Poker Chips Boxes of 100; assorted colors, Celluloid or un- brenkable. 2 Boxes for all 86c Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday . . ‘Ai..erican Maid Malt 3-LB. CANS LOR = -~ — ~~” Pantry Specials Tructfruit strawberry, Raspberry, Grape or Pineapple ? jars 49 S.. ivcas C Marshmallow Filling. 16-ounce ? for 36¢ COE. 0 é 4% ons Salad Dress- for ing, 8-oz, jars 2 4ic Monarch Heater 11-inch diameter pe. $2.50 Original Bottles Rosine’s Imported Extracts Nuit de Chine Halma Le Fruit Defendu ; Maharadjah Arlequinade Toute la Foret 2 Bottles for $2.51 De Luxe s. Viotor Jugs é { gallon capacity wee for solid foods—or liquids—will keep them hot or cold lc Sale > 2 for $1. One Pound Rox 31.51 wee )i| ~2 Bottles, 51c Plaster and pure. The favorite - Ks : Pp esoc TB On a spool, 1 — . » inch by 5 yards, ed for children and grownups. | y:-cvjor price, full Ib. box, 75c Hair Pins for 2 for 6lc > lather. Makes shav~- ‘which physicians say b y nes - 2 s probably will 2 for 76c —— 2 — 16¢ Spring Maid ing a pleasure, cause death. — You Save 59c. - oe eA : y . , Talcum ae : = , Hand Brushes 4 Ladies’ Black ns ‘| An irresistible : ggg 31¢ Different styles, strong’ 7 Dressing Combs 75¢ Societe La France y * ls ga Regular price, . stiff white bristles. : 10 Inches Perfume 35c, Ie sale, 2 for 5lc 2 for 76c zZ for 36c Theco call, sent and Tobacco for t tt ee All-fiber, sirenitaas cases with J One Cent oc Para- for mounts.... 2 6c ful roflectors. Gen E ma 2 Bic da bulbs. Comp 13c 9 for | 4 C bulb and battery. | Clinton... Leader ii ; 4 ' ti) ¢« Pi tii itilf Hit ! ial iit rit ss) s' | rh ' ir if j } te } - ,; Hi , } : } 24 shects and white only >. 7 Sort , ‘, . ad 7 vor Pere Agee BONG imenpe’ ES 1A het EGA OEY SH Pict ' , ee Te a ee 2 be . , : “ ‘“ si palin senate 24h LNEEAS wees Weer Ps — intial ; lab otal neilh . saint ; cas . . é » ; j > ; oor an ass - eat ~ AT Mihi Maggs Ply beth gain at a Sab PR A nll ae a eee. . paren ‘ i Cee pete oe ied setts ex i es a nana Ser ee ere FR) hep aeetetes “ a —~ Ben Hur Perfume bottle; 24 envelopes, tn 2 Boxes 76C packed in Bot- 76C tles Original attractive NS a a some, 100% pure. a EGGS Cartons DOZ.. With Every Pound of Rich Valley, Lb, 40c “FINEST SPREAD FOR BREAD” PURE 1" NUDLATED Sugar | 10 Lhs. 10-Lbh. Limit ——— Mak, % eke, y Py | ‘ ; . ; ve, ; LT Se Py a 9 a ’ al ; a ee, Wee 4 ‘ . : & as -* +4 ; ” hs - . J é . 4 7 , > , - 2 t : . ’ ' “l ; t ‘ _ , - 3 : . % Bd . — 3 ‘ ; é y 4 ; 3 . () 2 @ , OCT. 10th, TUESDART. 11th, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12th Hospital Cotton POUND ROLLS Two Pounds, 61c Specials for 1c; Afreshly Made for This Sale age Package det Assorted Wrapped | Fenway Whole Cher- vhocolates Cream Caramels ries in Liquid Cream Regular price 50c; s a wie im «a 7 x Z ind j od Mar Sala Envelopes to Match Box of 50; regular price, 50c "e aa 4 ewees * 2 Boxes, 5 | C Zinc Oxide Adhesive Very useful these chilly mornings. 2 for $2.01 } Spring Maid Liggett’s 1 ch © co- Sone. y // intews, On; tSds Wee roe ih An A Cw “ Piss ee iene TMi he er Pe eee ay eo ae BM Ne x z R Bp os is oe het * ON Rae possible. W ef Deimar and Goodfellow for 32 years, New Haven atches woman and child in that usighberhend. end any eof has been ermed in my euae th = ns Rata ane “Ill tell vhe world” I am fer the Health Belt. Here's wishing I could talk to every suffering erestare and help them to heip themselves through Kestore. Yours very traly, (Signed) W. SCOTT. P. &. Oricine! sicned and on file at Office of Restore Magnetic Health Belt Ce., Holland Building, St. Louls, Mo. Good time keepers, guaranteed One year —for boys and men. N-gular Price $1.50, ic Sale, 2 for $1.51 Fioret’s Imported French Perfume A captivating odor Perfume; fine and fragrant. S th all, size bottics. so bewitcrhingly fully believe the only authentic way to learn the facts ts giving the appliance a fair and impartial trial, and be easily demonstrated by calling at any of our parlors below, In the Lobby Holland Building. ..Phone:\GArfield 0214 3527 N. Grand Boulevard Phone: COlMax 9111 $433 S. Grand Goulevard........Phone: PRospect 0608 5809 Delmar Boulevard......++++. : CAbany 7176 2540 Woodson Rd., Overland, Mo. .Phone: WAbash 954 124 EF. Adams St., Kirkwood, Mo., Phone: Kirkwood 603 Phone: 2333-3 Spring Maid Deodorant For Excessive Perspiration No odor and will not atain clothes. Regular Price, 50ct te «ale. 2 Bottles, 51c Petrofol American White Mineral Oil Oderless, tasteless and colorless. Used in the treatment of eonatipa- sion. Regular price, one- pint bottle, @€e; le Sale. 2 Bottles, 61c pure : . : : : Where desired we gladly vis't the homes without cost or any netrating the Eestore and explaining its cxeellent points, ‘e are at your Regular Price 0c, | (AGENTS WANTED IN MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS) 2 for 5ic eS CRE cl 5 tt = ee EEE Oe * : . - ‘ it

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; SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 — ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TT! (| ORIENT (IFFERS raining of young talent, soe!| BOWLING BALL DROPS IN AUTO | Cor Reaches 10 Feet tm Neste: ORIVATE BATH ... CRASH.......BANG... way,” she said. “In the war I had; Crashes Through cough Top of Sedan stalks of corn grown on the Rock- | occasion to do something for the From Fourth Floor. " John England MODERN FIREPROOF HOTEL J ouse Cave farm of John £ng ’ | boys. Now I mean to do some- A 12-pound bowling ball, acci- h 4 16 feet and ELEGANTLY FURNISHED, HOMELIKE TORNADO AND CYCLONIC WINDS CHANGE PLANS RANE FEL A) eas for e girls. eyes I can dentally dropped from a fourth wi x6 a prea: eH ATMOSPHERE; HIGH GASS sone 200 Ma a r immediate sale. Made and never repay the people of the 15 fee nches, resp ’ OLIVE ST CARS & ALL INSPECTION owes 5 rm te onli af 008.50 sine Arranged In 2 groups Vs blessed United States for giving me | floor window, crashed through “en GID RE BBB SPR IE TH Y BUS LiNES OIRECT MIT ED NO MORE my opportunity, | top of a sedan parked at Eighth! 9° corn. “The lower ear on the tall- iia — > $9. 99 $14. 99 TO PAY | Congressman Dyer, After Tour, | ysasical Program at Luncheon. | Street and Washingtom avenue, 4t/ er stalk was 10 feet wer bare : i ‘Sal ome aS ics rj iv 5:45 m. Friday, and leaded at} ground. Corn in Barry County this r 3 me as new, bought cheap. Our Belts are made exactly the Declares China Is Best A musical program will be given/ °° Dp. Mm. , , T e ic) year has done exceptionally well, — same as all magnetic belts are Opportunity. at the weekly luncheon of the|the feet of the occupant, Mrs. ewe EO é a ea pherson,_. useu. : Gladys Davies, 130 Maple avenue. farmers say. Ree: bie. cycle — “148 Franklin, for made, and will do the same. Scottish Rite Club Tuesday noon sat oma . ~- s ue ‘Entra ' , DEALERS’ OPPORTUNITY. ONE-HALF TO : ! Kirkwood. She was not injure. cwest stock in city, new 6 Modern Electric BELT ONE-THIKD USUAL WHOLESALE PRICES. the Annex Hotel, when Fred Co'- ; a 4 c Tee jocipedes and chil- ~ ’ . from tne Wash- ie ged : ve d -cessories at pons N ‘ liminate Disease—Force Your Circulation, sie’ The ball came be a: ¢ and ac atect to Your Tight ‘Nocket Ln nl and Vibration. Help Those Aches — Pains. Trade with the Orient, particu ber, concert pianist, will play and| ington Recreation Parlors, south- : ine wholesale. ‘quer. HOURS 9 A M. UNTIL 7 P.M. ALI BELTS FU 9 W a oolen ‘Saatene d larly China, offers the United| clay Ballew, baritone of the Scot-| east corner of Eighth and Wash- * oe and save money, Olive Car to Grand Avenue—One Block Worth to No. 3552 Was ington Boulevar States the best opportunity for|tish Rite Choir, will sing. ieceheaee ee ; f seta Bus ou Se |... expansion, Congressman . ; ao | L. C. Dyer said to the World Trade ; Se ok car. $ r afte F a ree os FREE SALE— Buy One—Get One FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One # CYCLe eepesienes AUCTIONEERS Civb and Foie "oeaeeee wet || AIRE YOU INJERESTED = Special Single Price —Keiffer | eee eee night upon his return from his | , ~~ FREE—DIAMOND — DYE _ is ip 4 A x 40. pti wr 3 + - t 1926 - third trip of inquiry into the ek ar In securing the services of an Al executive with unusual ex- _Any color of Dye of Dye,_15¢_... +5 SALE MONDAY AND TUESDAY A Real Hair Tonie, be f 1 § mus eh —— $175. ba _ , honor at ing and $2.50 Gland Caps; cure a $1.59 | 15e x q 7) ee East. He core ogee ¢ perience of aie i aging in manufacturing, merchandis! B 25¢e, 50c Red Devil Roach Powder, 1 Se Ivory Soap, Guest, 3 for .... . -10¢ 3 TRY -DAVIDSON a dinner in Hotel Jefferson. financial affairs? Competent to act as treasurer, comptrol- || i9e' Aspirin Caps, 1 dozen 1 Free} 15¢ Sayman’s Soap, bo Se , —_ @ ready Nee . sint ASL . f 1 Reol 1 1 Sa het P d an -_ cle; & dandy: good tires: REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS re = a are anish Caslgress ler, auditor, manager. Understands efficiency methods and Bhe Simmon's Liver Reguiator, ‘Gig t Bree Bie Gysten, kidney ‘cure # ' ; to Mee: wert. x8- OVERLAND D. INC 3615 AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS | has passed, gave the following as up-to-the-minute systems. Can assume full responsibilities. 30¢ Cathartie Pills, Bestar *s 1F $1 ‘Moe | Pep, i ‘ae tee a G Castor 6. - “ih E Gran 7 : 855 Laiayette. . : a : 25e, ! Nell’ 1 : i a5¢e Witch Hazel, Dickinsen . 1h OFFICE: 71317, CHESTNUT STREET the most recent figures upon trade || Fidelity bond. Best references. Interview appreciated. || 35¢ 50c O'Nell's Remety ....--.. na he $1.25 Shaving Brush, set in rubber} on ae te ‘a and. ce the 1928 Fiarley-Da “~— @ eanet: ce all en ree peek: Chine We: i i5e Gauze undage, 2 in. .......1 Free]: sereees sail | a5e After Shave Tale Powder ... 9 PHONE GARFIELD 1894 , tb geen goal syomeeenc Address Box D-219, Post-Dispatch. LO Uip nag ge ~ «anon eee zee Fiste, amet sige... - PANCO RUBBER HEELS; 50c value na ae lg saad 350 Palmolive Shav~ Cream veel Ee “i i indian Big. lace and in the manner indicated in the foregoing, the following property : Sormeriy belonging to Meyer VPiane Compans: ed States $101,000,000 of goods, Zhe, 50c. $1 Zonite 19¢. 50¢ Sterling Furniture Polish ..).02 SEWED SOLES; Regular $1.25 values 15c, 25c Peroxide a5e sere nt Pemies Gatien: ne £1.29 Wearwell Hair Brush : 7 Upricht Pianos (clectric, players and standard), several Victrolas, Radio, chiefly raw materials, in the. first National Cash Register (mahogany), Royal Typewriter, Check Protector, Tools, 50c insect Sprayer ret ‘ a rexuler Se MAK SOLES REGULAR $1.00 values Se Lauy Betty Candy 1 Bramo Seltzer 20c, vee oar wt and $1.25 values 15e, 25e. 406 70¢ insect Powder. Free | ($5.00 pee the ik and who. clin - ei Har ‘ d $1.50 RUBBER HE oy 75¢ Absorbent Cotton . ‘ le d nd || wo or more. done to oka : LADIES’ NEW HEELS ——— = * 715c NEW HEEL CAPS. @0c 50c Cod Liver O11 Caps; genuine parom Water, Tal weg 33.00 a ee ais and permits you to try this. deta © 1926 25e srypsend Cure; sure gets corns. Borated Taleum. ~~ ng car (will 1503 KIENLEN AVENUE, WEL LSTON, MO. Bree -D ; » | H = . T T F Our Motto: 7 m4 to ce) 50 308 eg toe En 2:00 P. Mm, [| months of 1927, compared with | CORNER 8TH ST. AND LUCAS AVE. Quick 7 if vali & “MOTOR CO. | BosTe JOHN F. HALE, Receiver. BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. $260,000,000 in 1926 and sent) One Short Block North of Washington Service Gran 7 7 1 225,000, 000 of goods to the United Lidl L ALA DAL A TTP ITALIA IIIs. - @ ON pi 11B AT PUBLIC AUCTION! States, compared with $400,000,000 . = af * _E. A. KAHAN FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY goed 1315 HODIAMONT AVENUE Opens China to Business. THURSDAY, OCTOBER SSTH iad in a certain Come ied [| . Dyer said that, at his instance, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 6—Society Section Trust executed by Eli A. Kahan doing busincss as owe we will sell for the Congress passed a law exempting Trustee, the following property: American companies organized for | A high-grade stovk of Fancy and Staple Groceries including an open shelf —— satan vi te 4 g cae nek: se . fas - Jeans tr m . —. a 7 : Aa 62 §xo LR PSS LOK FPS Fre in ‘ prt 3 : “ me : wml Sea a a a Ses Oey oa 3 Stel Hs » . ri © eo ty eee aa r 4 , ihafel ‘ i Set ‘ - . as ‘ : : nee ene PTI. eek Cons s s i - lindas irises Dh oe: st OE atoms dan a +p —e a ee le pesetonte® Baa K gt? bipiecipinytice, .nSC SIN hag Pngnee_ Sabh Plan vt oe fas et i; iY ars LR es ae aT ke Bare ic + tee = ‘ E gee Beta’ ‘ lived 5 te y 1 TE ae ge ’ Rs PROS ET. Se eae r tak since . 20 ’ ; : pet Bat Bet Se oi grat te a a : -- ened Pee ‘ahi " é A P -. : ated ° ~eerhn, “ Og NORE al AS PE ENN RI IER OO TON eit ed ‘ o a " a ae ee gm 9 oe hele erncy pe ON 9a : NA ales SARS Cee Ae A AR anna PO eR ee mA, oer shin ind she: a ’ re ‘ » mgoanendgi te) Soe ada ad Pi > > ff : . s FSH a 9 hy sot Binnie ora Bey an gerne "7 nh: ey CORRS woe ext ee wi Aiey ons th we ) Po pages, wae so . ie Records, Rugs, Desk and other property of kindred character. TERMS CASH. J six months of 1927, compared with Ben. J, SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers $143,000,000 for 1926. RECEIVER’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE Japan took $142,000,000 of A. A. SMITH ELECTRICAL COMPANY, Alleged Bankrupt. American goods in the first six aQ®earrreseraertseesaesesaesaseeraeseasee ss > age ae os N ~ - are 617 other American concerns | GRAND-LEADER a . & a with agents or offices in China and | 4 that the invested capital represent- | : ¢ 4 saen: ed through 12,500 Americans liv- | week days. - §OCM, : 6 p. ™, miing there is approximately $125,- | e & ARINE AND Ly AS. arendweye rogue | B 00. Ls ee mee CG 211 sieht F 4 fn POAT —o0-mile oot, er v's ) When China has put down mil- | . a Mor runabout; ome 16- -toot canoe. A ne. itarism and established a stable 2 felt 9H20. j ) : ities Fi | Tor BOAT— in Bito Government, our opportunities : | | MOTOR 6 DACUST BT. — Latest, twin Bi : (Bankrupt) there will be stupendous,” he said. Se. 8 motor on display. Price r Dyer said that, although Ameri- | ; ee ian = ae completely can shipping laws had been lib- | oe EA SLE . 27-f ok . —- ° 6Ce Call Sunda foot ‘of St George 6t.: itn ctaoce vo the "Orton ugg Bandbox Model— ¥®% ##i-aeaarse : : } 1 } he. a | | Johnson Ht 808 2 NORTH SIXTH STREET j; American bottoms to the Orient, oy lt ute im Mh aes \ Mh lin ie a the Nehtest nuxn-cylinder oe ~~ demon: m™) that we emg not made our laws | ‘.. ; sie e ee ae dge today an r hour. CT. LOUIS, M0. m; other nations, but that ships flying » cae car a we rae , ae ahh i. er 4 ; S| rive boats at over 30 miles Ds pe , er, motors: cash : - ee Ae hg, ‘ is aed boate and the American flag and operated by : — ee vgs “EN * aah of u , 7 uw a”), ‘ » %. ow gl : ob aut 2: Ae ee! : , ry ie ia Sh ry 11 makes outboard orga private companies were doing a | See en Oe gg Ne Ge, lla, -_ 3 —+ eaaeee © a oe eatures O TY t e : e flourishing business with the East. | Mae SA ah, ls she bine EOE a - nenisintg Soy ye " SF 'y | f In conclusion, Dyer said: ‘What ao eee Og I ee s BAP eS | ° . . © @)|I have said so far would seem to NIN FE HT OS OT pe TI Fe 4 On Pe 7 WA 5” _ Radio Season of ij indicate that my sole interest in | 4.1 eae WS” ao Ba > Covel: “- es, x) ane ae | o = |e ner b] Ae ees China is foreign trade—dollars and FT ieee aa tee - va nt; Bist a 2 Bt gba 37 Pursuant to an order of sale heretofore made by the cents. That is not true, however. | BS ss By Seen ad ! 6 sa iY] td AM O : Soe, AER J 92 -28 Referee in Bankruptcy for this division and district and oo ee Set Great country | Pik aoe hese sig oka FER (Ch) Pe =) | frau Ww r horese, Tat wae: , bi ee ; 7; remain intact until it has elimi- en’ ee ee oe : ace peter Cat 0 a ae furniture of S-room house; subject to approval thereby, we will sell as indicated in nated militarism and established a SPs ea be gis A Jy%, ancien |) il | oe ie on: exchont $31, __Call_6023_ Southwest. ; : f Mire CE go Kok a) + : > : ee garage: rent 31. os the foregoing, the following property: stable civil Government, as well as = oa i RF, spat. © on} we * —a Tiga 7s ———— is. For Sale ienaayieiciali he a 27,100 Doz. Rayon Knit Four-in-Hand Ties, 189 Doz. pengetons.. Pending this, the Unit- RE 6s Pen aie Pe Y, 4 Se —— | «8 Tet Wiper WAGON— st. $0 “oer = ‘ ‘ e ae med States will stand by China and 2. ai Satlane f res ¥, ra ye — o pp ie 1407_N, - nd harnesé: cheap. |“). si Jersey Knit Four-in-Hand Ties, 30 Doz. ‘‘Jazz-Bo’’ Ties, prevent its dismemberment, When | PG ORY * eu Se . x eee SOD TEA mer. - ; =#,° pen. oA OE a iy MRS : res, . ia 1117 Lbs. Cotton Thread, 49814 Lbs. Rayon Thread, 26 9) C22 24s done her part, special | a ET rhe ee «CMARNESS—“10 I ys: Me ge C let kK iti Machi H Bri si cA ™ | privileges and unequal treaties wil! | | ney ene = —s Cl ~ ae : z avy, brass 50Gs— a re ner eads (Brinton), Winding be a thing of the past. Then that | > + .ar Te 4 * $e 4 ToORak_-V ; m;: compiete; cheap. fice Partition, Safe Cabinets, Mail-o-meter Machine, En- | pce mp — ot While Y wos ha S »> B Wee SN ihn, rear. “ ? rs " ade menacor 4 os é SRaP: A £00 velope Sealers, Envelope Opener, Folding Machine, Safe, Hawes, Dr. W. F. Gephart, presi- | ue You Enjoy the Season's best Programs _ E «MORSES— Ct chunky. 4126 W : : fia | .: . $25: Mailing List containing approximately 500,000 names of M|2°t ©f the Wortd Trade Club; | e ithout Accessories eee) HORKE— Your, Shi Mann or e ; po tren ian PEER OA ‘le i eee, a as MAE le work . . =p pte Ry A Ios BEY sae er Ken ioe in cane Side Satie io Prt - riage kth Rs er :i oe harness, : : : Lon Sanders, a Chamber of Com- | ia Wonsh—Large. black. 1 automobile owners, likewise various other stock, machin- {| merce leader and prospective Dem- | if a Cass, ko7homing piecons. call con | idate for Gove é a Fionse—And | 50 ho , ery and equipment all formerly used by the Bankrupt in ffl the toastmmacten Rope ees i Mo eanital Tee Coal. Pens ‘ . . , oo SA | ia @ ORSES—, Hann , the conduct of a mail order manufacturing business. Holders of many Federal, State | : ~ —- | Th ll be offered City offices and other politi- | The Bandbox is shielded RINGING in far distant as well as local stations with bell-like ug Horses tice. Cal Sundav araiek i : é property will be offered in bulk and in suitable cians were present. Former Con- | 3 ; clearness and f incorporating many of the ad- ff ORBEA — $20 un farmers wud. waacnt detail subdivisions, the highest bid or combination of bids [| &°%™2" Newton, Chairman Kiel | There is no oscillation and full tone, and vs . oer ie nda oui $60. 1448 Fallon ats | “male all kinds of the Republican State Committee | vantages of higher-priced sets, this new Radio will undoubtedly qf F HORSE Strong. 7 to prevail. TERMS CASH, and Con essm Niedri he and | : 4 7 . . . : # 2 dF st ears: ood for any purpose: > Sei emencrenacay ieduce REM 3. cELERK acoue Ween ete MONE those at the | Acuminators for sharpness be chosen by thousands of radio fans. There is no oscillation in. J ur a Te a é aVELBIN, Nd. akers’ table. | ° ° . ° ; 3 ORSE—One a CHEMICAL BLDG. a rrweriieerine ana ines Volume control the Bandbox, for all inside parts are shielded, and it employs bal- jf culact. ¢ | : ) | i 1 ; : : S - 4 South roac rbster 1998J ee ee wey the: commrerce | Illumination dial anced radio-frequency stages. It has single, electrically illumi- Rit: wis atte aa wend iet Wats! Be ttwe ne ttilt's itl RI NAB or be 0 AP pn care - # * Py ‘4 i ws % ne f ¥ Aw : ¥ iy Arg ma | é ‘ = a . 4, + é. . & ab a — c% iS - > e a ae ee aS ae ae = ie eh | - * ae ¥ 3 a Eg Px} ¥ ie ‘ >. * : - i. 2 4 — et a : eo ioe : Pigs 2S co Pa Sf 4 aPe ad 3 Ps SS y > ei J ‘ oar Fe : ae : f ai ‘~ Hi kinds. GROCERIES AND FIXTURES exchanged for t) realth of the : ° : 1010 N. VANDEVENTER AVE. OE Gai as the pane a full season of programs ahead. Now is the time to prepare for THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13th = 10:30 A. Mi. ff] route. them by having a Crosley Radio installed. Hoe «= TORSES_ AND MULES — Also Shae a ; fae & seas in wellenown Brande.” Slichtty oe original cases and shelf Dr. Gephart said it was too bad . e ‘ “horse, also tures consist of one Brecht Refrigerator, one Sores Cash Register, China had not sent us some mis- Scales, Coffee Grinder, Meat Blocks, Meat Rack, ete. TERMS CASH. sionaries while we were sending CEntral 7045 LEVIN AUCTION co. 1329 Washington Av. missionaries there, so that Ameri- HI HL 4 C, CEntral 9069 L. LEVIN, Auctioneer cans might be taught Chinese poise meena : e ) ‘a : da: tay | ; We Pay Cash for Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe — and General Stocks and calmness. He told of the af- ~ ro S e& is | y _ 3 EDDLING O : of M Merchandise; City or Country m | fection the 500 Chinese residing in Se : — y a O ».4 In re, ZEA i | $257 Maiden Lene. e —_ ' a 9 aC pA LTE RS OS EOE AD oes er zy a. 5 ate tees he Pageae ewig panne ty : - " ¢ by ities ae ee oh - " rs (ie: a . ee v ™ g es oe 2 ne as sayy" od 7 is e cad ™ Shade DM Ot Naan NR LDS ET ae th eae at on oe RO Rib etd: Fm > * , mrt . a ka. PO ag v= oA Me a i ae Po Re PR - we * ipniininterl mare tig St ae = eel es a i - re: a Pe b RA ir As scsi tenga ln inn eat cs OLA LTD AA ; bs J = e ‘ ’ ‘ 3 F emer tein ~ t. - hel i r,t NER Ie pinto ilies Ae er ere hol eed 4 onthe. te not (nee heen . 2 eth eet ne a ~ ates +4 Er KINDS SOLICITED. Trne OUR ALE OF HOUSEHOLD eoops Ernestine Schumann-Heipk, her yoo Mond and Thursday pre-eminence as an interpretative 1808 CHOUTEAU Est, 1830 Garfield $897 genius unshadowed after more on 4 ueAe ont 6 eet erent than half a century, is renewing — arama sehol lg at endl Private coles daily. old St. Louls acquaintances at Hote! buying SALES Statler. She is in St, Louis for her MODEL 450 AT RIGHT—You may select the Bandbox in this beau- tiful, well-proportioned hi-boy cabinet finished in deep-toned walnut and equipped with a built-in Tru-Tone loud speaker, or _ farewell song recital tomorrow ee wees rect : monet 49 PICTURED AT LEFT—A gracefully proportioned 1s @ TmEpALE PU ee aie Frey | : , three-deck Hi-Boy cabinet with a rich mah f | th 4 LOE NTER 1nd some | $20. r shall not ret aetiiaeas: y ch mahogany finish and equipped = 4 : R. U. LEO NORI AUCTION Co. ly.” she said, ins essional- with a built-in Tru-Tone loud speaker. wiih: | 3 ‘ities it ine Germany Gear AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS coe. 2) 50 yours now since my ght toes Genoany, pefiareed. Call Jee first , 4 q D Elm: y i 3501-07 Lucas Tel SEfferson 8273 concert here. I wept when I ’ ar 648 are at eat Dea a on |) ma (gE -, al BeSiiaE oo! 4d Je aS pcm ae read of your tornado. If ‘th t; ie P . 4 GLE HOD “oooe Ae PavAs Stat datty* * ly ie onvenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged ae ee War veterans, for whom she sang . 4 PAL even on street cornersin war time a —if ‘the boys’ are giving a benefit FLEISCHER-BROWN MERCANTILE CO. ff) for°.skro 388 ete ss A Auctioneers, appraisers We pay —_ or retafl stocks of all descriptions, city turn, for them; but not for my C untry. pocketbook.” : 746 NORTH EIGHTH | | GArfield 8635 Mme. Schumann-Heink plans to retire and devote herself to the (Fourth Floor.)

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vt i 1. 5 6S e _._. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. PAE a . a ping more: rtisi aa —_—— 2 a Ro . the usual Saturda inactivity prevailing. é ng Club of | CYCLES W tul.— Pay foe o2W, ; less. Clover, : 2] There was some cariet business done, but ' meeting hela ht = 14 ittle hunter; Ss SP SO for slight- jobbing trade was confined to scattered A Tu _— rman udermanns ‘The : 3 - . pt. end rd., Web- ly weedy lots: AUP oy 2.50 to $22.75 for Qads tO support buyers’ immediate needs, merican lote ee english translation, State 7 Grov ~ r iW. (ce) | ENF LOWE dealers making no ettempt to push stock. U ene ty Post-Dispatch, EAG — =) ste Sy Ratu M6 ner 100 .counde. } For Sale Bridge. bushel (35 sacks). banks at $1.70, 1 car do se $1.65, 2 cars eee . . ah IRD DOG—Pedigreed: faep ATES ot for "wd UCK ’KAS—Whippoorwill quoted *++e+; | Minnesota cobblers at $1.4 Delivered— | By the Associated Press. Special to Post-Dispatch and New York; . reg At re ane geen EXCEADOR. pat } ~g WANTED AN # | FOR SALE— IMALS COUNTRY PRODUCE VEGETABLE MARKET ep | piICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES . Dogs _ and Cats For Sale GRASS SEEDS—Timothy at $2.50. to os -teesin mise tail \Ge, 10. ‘ ¥ ‘ ena ee a5 Cc é ( +) ) ahee’ . s ted president of ' oo Wanted EAGLE | HO $3.29; bright. clean oer would probably The potato market was quiet and steady, | . maa | cK HAN BAG —) ae ‘ roke; guaranteed: eit SF New crop at Sales, sacked, per 100 Ibs., on track, in- a. atura RLACKEYE PEAS—Sale at $1.40 per voice weights—] Car Idaho russet bur- — we Son herrier emai. 425 new & ‘NS pS Pear noe , : aia org VE RECEIPTS. : lon i lg Pll sng cobbters - ai! 75, WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. — Production | Evening Post. r Kiddy lend ecssion op the focal market, corn be- e n, (c BEA AND PEAS — Hand-picked | : r. Wk. Last Yr. . Idaho triumphs at $1.70 to $1.75, - LONDON, Oct s.—Arthur W. » Pas ont up; ail makes, useu. BIRD DOGS Michigan white peas. $7. and prime. ma-|: Cattle and ; | load Nebraska triumphs at $1. 70, Home- | Pit “wes ovo ai cos editor eg ‘Bankers’ Magazine and fi- | ls unchalgs d to epg Hawn ¥raue Cycle Co. 1418 Frauklin, for) Broke, and 10 months pups; bargains. chine-picked, $6.15 per 100 lbs. Califor: | ; calves . 38.783 42.104 40.812 :| Town boxed potatoes sold at 75c to $1 | CNPC EEA Dane cuiiind rains and by | nancial editor of the London Mornnig Post, |Wutat at Winnipeg was, Bigher and hie airs, Central §725, (¢) |4638 Easton. DElmar 3477. nia pink beans, 7%c: California ima : Bogs ...« 90.760 7. 918 65,924 ; | Per 60-lb box loose. eave boll weevil damage in the Caro-/in financial review says: | Peeeeneen a a” ‘fee orm” ta was S—Largest stock in city. new! BLACK AND TAN PUPS—Males and fe- beans, $8.25 per 100 pounds. : Sheep... 10.748 12,085 18,887 : ONIONS—Market was stronger on fan- linas, the Department of Agriculture said “This week's advance of the German Foto omg ie ° nes in that market rc cles, velocipedes and chil | males. 2817 _ Wisconsin, : wr oe bright amber Oc to|: Horses ‘and red and white onions. Sales, sacked. per | today in estimating this year's indicated | bank rate illustrates the difficulty of ob- jeg ee ig F “Made by wheat Senane ee and accessories at] BLACK AND TAN PUPPIES—1. 2 1 Be. and dark Se per Ib. Nearby conh|: mules .. 1,915 2,223 1,190 :|100 pounds delivered: 25 sacks ,Jtan yel- “~ 2.6; 500 pound taining thoroughly effective co-operation | Fee ee ete ‘daade tenee e ‘mee nid: 7 wholesale, ‘‘Guar- BANE AND TAN PUPPIES—1546 Valle. $3 to S4 per " abate. : : | low at $2- small lots do at clean- ; “that pro- ;}amone central banks. While the advance BP ng Soe amy gee Bg na were este _Two etores, a eed. BROOMCORN—7c to lle per pound : Totals 111, L201 114,430 126,313 _: | UP Of car Iowa yellow at $1.25: 50 sacks y is unlikely to have important infiuences | early ranges 2 tt eral while Winnibes BLACK AND ee PUP—3 months old. - BUCK WHEAT—Mixed at $1.90 ver 100}: , ; by red at $1.65; 50 sacks Indiana white here, it indicates that moves in bank rates mobigy ey fg Bigg Beet Be mop pes 3 nnesota 8. ; are often influenced by iocal rather than ' F _—— BOSTON TERRIER ~ PUPS—Pedigreed: SALT—Medium and cen eg “g *y Despite a comparatively light sie of cat WHITE PICKLING ONIONS—North of the crop . 1, which was world conditions. The German author: wigher sek Guat rye ; “Re ae et FREE ; ¥ = $20 upward. Muenz, 4027 North Mar in car lots. $2.68 per barrel. f. tle here the past weck a lower price trend ees) sacked, 7@8c per pound. er cent of a normal, indicating 4 | ities apparentiy fear a rise in commodity a, ae nd eather ” — ne ‘ ei ‘ g ee IR ee = Cali BOSTON TERRIERS Pedic Pedisreed: mot LORIE PRU developed in many classes, medium and 13). $5.10 § Florida cases (368 to yield ‘Of 160, 8 lint eotton per acre. Al prices, which have advanced se - Ne ee eee ee *¥ ac 2 q afternoon, 414) yas : RIED RUITS—Sun-dried apples, 4c be ‘ne "tl ‘ ae ‘ * mont 12,692,000 bales were fore- stringency and dearness of capite 9 ne - . ; . a 4 Ft tents AK, mes See. $15. and pups; must sell, | PArkview 5086 to 416c,. and chops ¢ per pound: sun- | Plain kinds penalized most severely. Beat ICHOKES—California, $1.25 to the eondition on Sept. 1 being 56.1 “The movement hes depressed German “Secember aard wneat openea at $1. BU; aley = en ee eee ‘ Setter ee ate ay =e LIRR opm ene Ber oh HRN Rt, . sept eS oe 3 ? Y e ; ik, " —_—? ae ey al Dore mie Si BOSTON TERRIER PUPS—Pedigreed: dried peaches, 4c to 4%c per pound. finished beef steers sola about steady: 130 pat dozen. cent and the indicated yield 140.3 | securities, both at home and in foreign | yo. 14.4 $1.35%; December corn, 92 ic: in, 3 cheap. 3417 _N, 9th _(c99} | PECANS—11 to 15 Nona io to S—Home-grown. 15 0 et z 4 : . | = . -= 9) ec pr lb., according On, e-grown. ldc to 2 c per Last year’s crop totaled | markets. for the time being, but the pat- ; _ CLE—With nh side Car: Harley - medium and plain kinds 26¢c to 50c off. | dozen bunches and boxes loose at 25c. pounds per acre. ‘ . oon gg le > este more | 20d May corn, 95 a. Boe Eerenes 4 21 $40. 1008 Ch Schoen erWaries jal 4 ichie 7772. aaa any eT ae mn os Top was $15.75 for medium weight steers, paakois. $1.7 BEA \S—Home-grown pack | 17.977 8 iy the Oct. 1 condi- tare = Engen 3 _ he =~ Hy Proenes ones wheat Feceip ts. which were 96. 500 sul ' CYCLE—Late ‘ ‘ TON 686°mT ERR or several cars of heavies cashing from £ 75 to $2, and lima beans a t ; f cotton on Oct. 1 and|that loan councils wil attempt rigorous | DUSies Same. fed 4: spe-i 7 4 Sr e0n: new, $175. 3937 Hum- | BOSTON 1. BRIER PUPS, pédigreed. New York Sugar. $13.25 $15.25, the latter price for $2. o by states, follows: | restriction of municipal borrowing ebroad. | Week ago and 64.400 last vOne, included 4% 3 like . to j duction. 7 re of | _2016 Pen NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—With the raw : BRU SSELS SPROUTS—Quote at 20c per | the indicated y es oF terling ex- | C&°8 local and 27 through Corn receipts, pf homes all | Fe = DAVIDSON | 80ST08 PUPS—Teanthy, Highly pedigreed: | and refined pucar ‘thankele closed “tofay. | 44,2068, 2208 lie, mente Bulk of | pound Condition Proguctign | |, Further a ren ae eerie ecth. | which were 01.000 Dushels, compared with it the Stealey - | HARLEY LEY-DA $15. 3936A_ Labadie c) | there was little activity in raw Sugar} Western steers fell off sharply in volume, > -ABBAGE—Market was dull, with track STATE. (Percent) ace | or with the improvmeent of Pron staan’ a= 40U se oe = aku a last - SS cle: a dandy; good tires; ready | BOSTON TERRIERS oe at stud: — futures, trading being mostly of an even-| prices ruling steady to 25ce lower for the sales a“ car Wisconsin Holland seed and | Firginia | “og | currency, suggests the attraction of New th monk sarap — aaa hich and Pe p ice, See us 2 4 — , pion bred Rospect 2417. (c) | Me-up character. The undertone was) week. Top was $11 for some Kansas In Jobbing wa: 9 iemny at $14 ver ton. | North Caroline 50.000 | York short time funds to Germany. 000 bushels. compared with 42 OVO busii- ‘need. . a 5° WILLYS- “OVERLAND. paee- R615. BOSTON Nia) ms op nedizreed; gen og Hh arg ond pom Bi grassers, bulk of sales $7.75 to $9.79 and | consin red fo Mt ny ty per pound de- South Carolina esa 85 Of ‘‘Britain’s present monee level appears is & weak tae ane BE oe ont BE ye: [2 & Latayette. _ screw tail; $10 up. FOrest J704M, __s | throughout the remainder of the session rece pao "stenty fron $1 a i. livered. . Home-grown at 75e per barrel tee 7 18 80 ele replicas © nite Tot hampering chaded . further stimulate stock market activity, | pined’ had 9319 Brora al ip a os me anet: truly ¢he ON ‘VERKiIER PUPPIES—Y weeks; tO, one oi e ligher imi edium kinds cleared at $38 to l " + e0 ¢Re O.598 0 ‘POR which over here snows chiefly in _in- n o4 =. carburetor air eeuilt: four brand- ola: yp 5 up, 6275 Hoffman, | sales 11.000 tone. ne x7 closed 5 83: largely; several cars of Oklahoma_ heitiers bunches ana nein a gel oe — Mississippi ee ae ee 510.000] dustrials .where. owing to heavy taxation, Seimmanietan 3 e735. tn es aaa test motor Cree different colors: new |HOSTON TERRIBR—1 brood matron and | January 2.88: March 2.50; May 85: 1.00. | Top veel cows occasionally went CAULIFLOWER—Market was quiet and| Texas... tiiilcc... investors are seeking higher and increas-| Winnipeg 1833. ye rH as iow as $95 down; the| 7 pups; also 1 bitch in welp. 4643 Rosa. | WZ 2.97: Sentember 3.05. above $9: of becf grades $0.25 steady. with jlight jobbing sales Colorado ADtheem** a 990. ing returns rather than the fixed yields Stocks in St. Louls public elevators were te tock of used machines in ; SS $7.50; bulk cutter cows 95.29 to $5.75; crates at $1.10@1.25 and $1. sv@) 50 de- | Arkans ae of Government securities. 2.635.652 bu of wheat, 889,621 bu of ‘ | % — Peo7L ranall. WaAba OS a IMALS bulk canner cows $4.00 to $5. Prices | jivered. Utah crates at $1. to "$1.50 New Mexico ‘ Q ——¢ mon aor lasses. De ae offer, an ave been further assis Yin , ' she : mer given only .. oo Bis Chi hief. reed. chi Dogs and Cats For Sale bulls advanced 25c t 050c; top bolognas ae BL [coun ichi Celttorn the half yearly revenue. indicating every No. t red winter WheR®, 204,754 bu ~ oe Big™Chiet | CELERY—Market was dull. = ot All other states y No. % red winter wheat, 384,003 bu _ dure ase $1.58 use an addi. . = 95 Indian id : me U ed ea = Ste Serine — “ $7.20: bulk $0.25 to $7; beef grades in buncheq xxx 6s, 60c; 7s. 50c, and nossibility that the estimates of Winston |." aa "ase who reefs our - 26 jan Big Chief _ f§ e ' peal ¥: | POLICE DOG—1 male, 1 female, must be the $8 column, Common and canner bulls | « : xx Production in Lower California. Old Churchill. Chancellor of the Exchequer. NO. 1 hard winter wheat, 804,372 , De_ Giverviile, sold to pay board charge: also 1. fine! .ojiq°irom $5.50 to $U largely. Stocker Local lots Michigan Mexico is estimated at | 62.000 bales. No. 2 hard winter wheat, [ ry ‘ = 5 eeevtee B this wowerful | Attics often | | # t ERRIER— Mal : Nth pedigree; very che! : wil be realized. ; wi : i “Davi sons eovsece —Male, pedigreed. Ca]! | trained bird dog with pedigree; very cheap. : 5Uc to 75e, and cariluot ; 2 corn, 466.261 b No. | i = b such extra : a a4 “Hatler-B Davidsons .+++++. ‘Abany 153s Se eag Mosel Kennel, Manchester and Berry rd. — peg steers sold — po gles receipts, 75c to 85c. New York 2-3 crates, Ginnings 5,945,167 Bales. us, lons-view investment outlook js 38.811 bu of No ss : Li : a -Davidsons BOSTON a? reed: loves chil- POLICE BLL | agers nag gs a 5 oy) eee clearance effected. Bulk made $6.60 to “CELERY CABBAGE—Michigan pboxes,| year's growth inned prior: to Oct : : > wok 4 in fon a tlh we | ibe Hatley Davidson singles . a eee OE i ants. heaarifur evectiine Phone. S800; better kinds at $9 or better in a | $1 per box. ‘\ totaled 5,945, 167 running bales counting | cent heavy buying of Canadian securities | NO, 0 woite oats, %2523 bu of No. 2 rye. ve in gt 95 Ford touring car (will ay abt va _ bagh 215M. c¢) | decreased demand for veals caused by Jew- . better returns suggest that American sur- | than a week ago and heavier than Jast us agp -_ Meade we sand. sunday nee ae vance. PF wae bey preesieen seme POLICE PUPIES— Would you be interested | ish religious holidays brought a de- atcie were scnc, and firm, poor not|excluding linters, the Census Bureau: an- elon ee is aramentte going further | year. Corn receipts were heavier than venings Xt you . able price? I'm offering some of mést| in proportion. Heavy. calves also were | **°29 40d Missouri bu baskets, $1 to 9%, To Oct 1. last year, 5,634,139 bales. in- |. ants and industrials. Oats receipts were heavir than a Week female male: extra fine breeding; well| pedigreed. $20 and up. A._R. Brock-| week. Canner yearlings closed 25c to 4 quoted $1 to $2.50 and yellow mustard The ginnings to Oct. 1, this year, shipments were heavier than a week marked: 5 months old. 1238 Sunset, Rich- | smit Mehivite Mo.. Lemay Ferry rd.. 4| lower. In the week's final "sessions bp cucumbers, $1 per bu box loose. lowa 2-| States, follow: Alabama, 783,386: and heavier than last year. Corn ship. BOSTON TERRIER—Female; wonderful | POMERANIANS — Grown and puppies. ground $11.50 to $12; heavy calves $6 re teed LANT—lIowa bu baskets, $1 to ; Florida. 14,130: Georgia, heavier last year. Oats shipments were et for children; dark brindle, 2 years; 5434 Maple av. Forest 0696. (c99) | to $Y and canner yearlings $0.25 to $o.4u $1.25. Home-grown (small), 60c to 60c 4 : Louisiana, 342.141: Mississipp). heavier than & week ago and lighter than i rinds of rd motor | Hale, West Plains, Mo. ] d females; cheap. 3101 Olive. , : | per box Sy inds of boats and outboa : : be males an males; p. The market Saturday was somewhat | loose. ) f pppeintment 4 Toe oes: sh Barbour Boat Works BOSTON tage — Bag ten ot (99) slow and a weakness was featured in | lb. French endive (imported), "200 _— peas 15% B58; jouth Carpiing, ).773: Wir ‘ire iInancl rie Ss week awe ene Lee took x tal . o sO : | “U4, eae cheap. Call ‘Monday. bn ‘St. “Vin- highly pedigreed; new lots received daily: | full steady with yesterday ackers gave | Per dozen. . sue Sane Gel oe with’ @n0.000 6 ane ane Haricy-Davidson® ...+-+>» 2.20 delivered, WASHINGTON, Oct 8.—Cotton of bas oe Agnarinam fiett-clame weeds, and the (© 108 @ Bae White oats, 95.050 : arents, beautiful specimens. Phone WA- a Primary recei oO (c83) | P aoe € (c) few instances. She :tuff sold strong. A *UCUMBERS—Offerings of fancy green | 162.786 ~mund bales as half bales and | OY, investors in the United States seeking ceipts of wheat were lighter |= paymen in purchasing a police pup at a reagson-/ cline of $2 on top salves: first cuts %-bu hampers, $2.25 to }mounced today. afield and will turn more to our best in-|@ week ago and lighter than last year. ae . BOSTON TERRIER POPE pedi auth x this kind of - PVE CYCLE & MOTOR CO. OSTON TERRI pigeon eaTereed: beautiful specimens; 10 weeks old: highly | penalized and almost unsalabie late in the | 4% in quality, Home-grown cucumbers} cluding 162071 round bales, were ginned. ae ago and heavier than last year. Wheat ; 3 045 _N. a f- & potirson nd ORIBUTERS. mond Heights. (c) | miles ‘from_c city ‘limits. __(c9) veals brought $14 and $14.50; first cuts dozen boxes hothouse fancy, $4. ; 54 : Arkansas, ne ali- Indust e ] and iments were heavier than a week ago and lay Sunday Se BOATS AND LAUNCHES old; house and auto broke; $25. John|pypg — Eskimo, white Spitz;:dandies;} More Lighter Weight Hogs Arrive. | ?“,2°%- " Missourl. 6354: New Mexico. last year. [= y 1 ° ENDIVE—Home-grown, 10c¢ ‘North Carolina, 177.581: O ° * bad Primary receipts of wheat 320504 = oe Sis, very affectionate eeks | PUPPIES—-Of every description: many) butcher weight hogs. Licht —— held ‘GREEN CORN—Home-grown, 8c to 1Uc| CREE REE SE PT” ree 6s ati ret ae ae oN ea — — = prbibeacite ik pti iil. ve ek Si r : ON OT ( “ “a7 Gre . Rs. -« —~ Pare og Pape eens ory Pabd wae ‘ Serre ate SE See ae ape ee > ei eae Biton, C) |no reasonable offer refused. Angora ler-| pretty good support the ‘ede and a GREEN PEPPERS—Market was dull. Prohabittr: that the reorganization plan | 7@4r- Oats receipts were a Fact : : aeons. 885: ay. ft. eer iton canoe 5S aD N TERRIERS—Many to mre sian kittens, rabbits, guinea pigs. monkeys, | Bood clearance was sitectet. Heavy and | Home-grown bell pe OTTON Johnson. $125. Grosmann. ait from; champions, toys, every blood avail- | fancy pigeons, doves, pets of every de- | extreme -heavies, in fact, anything weigh- | finger peppers, 50k, “and bed ‘in 25c- green C MARKET STRONGER for the Chicazo & Alton might be put 819.000 last year. Wheat shinm h __{°I9) | able. “Here you will find the exact cross] serption. Call or white We breed buy | ng over 240 lbs were scarce and the mar- Ser eDpees, CnsONeD, HD Whe Best Sew MONS te SOY Te eee we oe | with 1,634 ge R SALE—4-passenger runabout; «@lsO/ for your female. We buy all pups sired | and eell pets: ship everywhere. Open eg ket On these weights was “wr? steady. AFTER CROP FORECAST considered ‘nition Owing tc a dispute 600 & week ago and pared @ Fes ea came Paces a: SAT 7 | fot moc ee Becta a a Rhee ne | BLED LBL OS, ete 3 ta eels Sy per cent bonds and the general mort: | Cm shipments were 266,000 . & our nel: stud book on reques orpe’s. ; ye) . | 65, w re es ai Su Oth st id amen Deen, Det. Soe See ee 5 GUMBO Toulsiana % bu hampers $1.50 | By the Associated Press. gage 6s. Hearings are being held from |$O™@pared with 260,000 a week ago an — ‘ . ‘ N. St. bf y, i 5 = vw. Hogs 8Cai~- to > ’ er -DAVIDSON—74: PUPPIES—Ofr every description: must sac- t 30 Ibs brought $11.70 to $2 and Tennessee climax baskets 75c, NEW YORK. Oct. 8.—A very sharp ad- |time to time before a special master in tt aie! Sockibe am BOSTON TERRIERS—Females, registered ifice: ‘ ly. 3111 Olive. Home-grow! ‘ rool bath- cheap, and from breeders: one 14 months’ old ee ee ‘ (o9 ) 1.5, * figure top. Weighty hogs HORSERADISH $1 ¢ vance in the cotton market followed pub- |New York and Chicago. Reports will a week ago and DUSELOA AT—4 rooms, and cne 2 years old: dark seal, finely | 7 ss: Fis es : wa ‘ Ibs are quotable = at| $10 ber 100 lb ome-grown $9 to| lication of the government crop report | submitted to Judge Carpenter, of the Soft wheat was tui 7 aflon foot of Malt st. " both end Iso male | RABBIT DOGS—3: $15 each. Manon 75. according to members| No 0 ibs. for No. 1 and $4 for| today. December contracts, which had |ed States District Court, in charge of the at was fairly steady and hard W 5119 ft T—30xs: 2 rooms; good con- marked and good at both ends: ale a4. | teed, 909 Adams st.. St. Charles, Mo. » trade. Bulk of all desirable hogs sold at 21.12 just. before the report, | receivership, Although the 3 per cent|%,Dalf cent higher. There were freer of- bene ddle ‘whee] boat; 36x); | PUP 5 months old, perfect marked. includ. me ati HOUNDS— sold for the day at $11 60 t $11 Bh KOHLRABI—Home- Brown 25@30c per | jumped to. 21.80 when trading was re- bonds are not being foreclosed trustees for ferings of No. 2 red with dema limited : ea gg nday or after 6 p. m., ing full white collar: eS or tg Me ndee y Pigs and light lights eet in neta | iy sag eo a ee ae eumed, or 88 points above Friday's clos- | both groups disagree on the properties sing etek tend cae ae the = ys. a 6700_S, Levee _. Keistler, Anna, Ill, RABBIT HOUNDS—Thoroughly broke; mand Saturday, but were scarce. Prices | was about ste conerg | zettuce | ing quotation, Almost as quick a reac- | acquired subsequent to the drawing cf/ ception of scattered cars of da , ‘ s out eteady with + ye jobbing sales | tion of about 50 or 60 points followed |the mortgages. grades, the market was dust a ne OAT SUPPLIES—Wedd | si —srpe es and $7 dandies ait S, | come. see them work. 6221 Wilson, averaged strong on a fairly active market. Colorado 48 and 5s $2. : caine The BUL So ry 5 Bulk of YO to 180 Ib pigs made $9.50 $1. 75 } 8 25 to $2.75 (alimy under heavy fYrealizing. but the market Foreign steel is becoming more firmly light 5 oc of hard wheat were cleaned N KB a " oy SUSS . ‘UPPIES— ; 2 : Hardware Co.. 806 N. Broadway Jefferson. RUSSIAN) WOLF HOUND I to $10.50. with weichty kinds, 130 to to $2) and California 4s and 5s | steadied up again, December closing at Ceacsesesesesetege | = = Central 2118 (0992 BULL PUPS—Cheap. Call until 1 o'clock. | ,Pedireed:. cheap for quick sale. 59581 159 "Ihs at $10.50 to $1i. Packing sows | 52-75 mainly to $3 per crate del. On| 21.47 and the general market 42 to 66 |stablished in the Philadelphia warehouse | UP by mill buyers and elevator intere: ts. MOTOR bOAT—. O-mile, 26- pol oer 4295 (c) ermon. | (SC) | were about steady under a slow demand. traci. 1 car Colorado (ripe) $1.75. Home-.| points net higher. —, says ny R ar np Trade. Im- 2 Sea any sou one 16-foot cano BULL TERRIER PuPS—Cheap: $15.| The Blue Grass Farm Kennels| Top sows made $10. Bulk $9.75 to $9.85. tt lettuce dull 5c to 25¢ per box The opening | was steady. at unchanged ee sh ie, yg A Be omy ee ee fiele_ Ho: 2617 Ecoff av. Hliand 7069. mite y ~ | Stags steady at $& to $9. oose. : prices to an advance 0 > points anc AT— ' Elto | CHow- CHOW PU ‘PPIES—And grown- stuck BERRY, a The approximate number of swine re- MUSTARD GREENS AND KALE—j/| the market showed net gails of about agg ag Le gg The ee coal ee . per cant protein ania ~ 8 L LOCUST ST.—Latest twin ©: for sale at reasonable prices: high-clase | (ffer for sale setters and pointers, fox and ceived here the past week totaled 1837 | Home-grown 20c per box. Turnip Greens | 25 to 30 points in early trading on cov- 315° es w Phang pr — a os ovér Kansas City December price, f. o& b — on display. Pzice Sido imported and American bred chows at] cat hounds, wolf and deer hounds, coon TU Tao he oY eee period last week and plea 208 and cabbage sprouts 25@35c per eo Ra ho al pen gyre Peggle ahags A oe ¥: $3. and spot prices ranging from $2.85 Kansas City Corn was steady Mo, . 3 ssum 14s, bear and li hounds, U ess than the same time last year. u bOXxX mote y reports o u or Trains 1 16 \ “9 Me ED OT. ft., completely equipped. ee: ey t ¥ glen — s ag res careaee and wanbie none. Shipved ‘io Quality averaged fair to good. A scarcity MUSHROOMS——Missouri and Ohio 1-Ib, |, Southwest. There were slight setbacks | pig iron market is becoming more firmly ja lag hn tee, Sterna Bh. aie z cA Sunday. foot ‘of St George 6t.: wee ° n _ F ‘ rey tria] Catalogue 10¢ (c99) | of heavy and extreme heavy hogs was not-}| Cartons 50c to 7oc. just before business was suspended to established at $17, base furnace. a y y | ll a Pra — ° —— ae oe eae 5 eae! ee ee oS ee a ee PG oe et way No. ll, al ge : ; ‘ : ent PUG. ers oO nsequence, The absence of com- © 1 i, with a relatively large increase in the PARSNIPS-——Home-grown, 75c to 90c/Teceive the government report. but the United States Fire Insurance Co, de-} petition was main yt for decline, Oats ESR buys th CAT-—Beautiful white Angora: blue —F suppl f tizhte dicatio f 12,678.000 bales waa : twin, | Supply of Mghter weight swine Although °2r bu box loose. crop indication o O78. ales DO buys the Johnson light tw 8S months old. COlfax 7759M., (c) Rabbits” and Pet Stock | the market fusteat ed quite frequently the YY RADISHES— Home- -grown tips 10¢c to/| evidently below the expectations of recent eo pg ya tie gow gD gy , bed bmg po 0 Bn demand. "Sauaee board motor, aid the lightest twin-cylinder out on- |COULLIE PUPrIES — Thoroughbreds: ret : , past week, heavy and extreme heavy hogs; > 15 @20c per dozen bunches. | sellers. t dem RABBITS —- Of all kinds; we buy and sell lie and white 15@20c p Oo . Steady prices for crude petroleum and oualities were on oe but — ee ee i i a des 7 cam? Rah cg nlan TK Laine ey ig " ~ Pease aie. ¥ ba FNS EE TE = St Oy ee ae ll lee ee ee ee ee . seen ~o - Pc a hte Baile Liber sg wha $3 pe % -horsepower wn ae ox A TORT SC Y ¥, = chendanra deleted tin dapuasipn paki leat mmpaenie+ic', TT ee ee = ' 7 4 % ' > % i z : ; 3 ‘5 ; nly 37 pounds. Let us ! ‘wre ' ' . C : wale. “See the motor-boat races at Mads | hea thy: i a — t OTE Sapeste, _ Nations, 5552 Chive, rin | stantly coal BM iy Mag et ae eo mf — os ee buying. and an peavelinks “jump. of 50 ‘to gasoline prevailed the last week, crude oil | {2cre Wis & Sood cl ° , —_— rit > ! ’ , aia, : “ » : , ¢ 7 P . Bridge today and watch the bigger —— COCKER ron wig dogs, par CAban MAKE BIG PROFITS WITH CINCHILLA ‘the week, although light hogs 160 to 180 | et se ais amin rown, 25¢ to 40c per| 68 points in prices, January selling up te| prices at the well averaging $1.341 a eventanlly, . swam 0 cece gons drive beats pitied te gp tl aia Br et +H gt oitly appreciatec any a. a5 ni cnipgaee red rnoney Feeney. write | pounds are steady to. 100 lower, light | a cnyy seek ome-§ oti 21.81 and March to 22.00, representing barrel, compared with $2.094 last year Ly ds of used Doats an : : ; Aa or facts. 814 Conrads Ranch, enver, | butcher h ip to 250 Y are Sc ee oe net ins of 80 to 88 points on the more > > 1.54. chee: all makes outboard m Sinwa: | COLLIE—1 year old: child's, playmate: | Colo. lsc highe ana’ thoes o sghina % 260 pounds | i Fariane tap rage og Saar yyy a active peettionn. which attracted heavy a «Grade ait “production “his Tor a .abee winter, $1.50@ Carlicky 4; used outboard motors as fo BOs: sable and white. Riverside 1920M, (c) and up are 30c to 70c higher than last |to 80c, and flat leaf 25c —" bu box 1008e. | southern selling. and realizing by recent to Oct. igs put at 706,770,000 barrels, tlicky, t $1.3 -horaepower, twin-cylinder , Kove ao: COLLIE Spitz and Fox Terrier. puppies. Mi Ila Saturday. Friday ome ioad weighing 350 | SQUASH— ey a ty bu hampers | buyers. Offerings were heavy enough to against 565. B08. O00 a year ago. a. Se é. Cherokee Pet Shop, 2646 Cherokee; open iscellaneous pounds cashed at $11.25 as compared with | summer squash $1.2 home-grown hubbard | cguse rapid reactions of 55 or 64 points Pub _—- a. pe te Si, at aille, Liberty Sundays. “2 BOSTON TERRIER—Puppies: pedigreed; | One load a week ago Weighing ba pounds | squash 50c to 60c per bu box. from the best, but trade buying and re- ve pr: Sd ee of New Jer ¥ at $i. . eevuy OLIV E eG CT. ,> & “MOTOR CO. 5 } ] ss females: high-class dog at stud. 2504) at $10.50. The quality was about the| STRING BE ANS—Consigned lots Mis-| newed covering firmed up the market sey sold 115,226 sha es of 6 per cent pre No a we 30. 5 : COLLm FULSr Snes bos: mae Tt St. Louis ay. TYler 31586 (c) |same on both loads. The demand the past | siss yp! and Alabama %-bu hampers $2,| again during the last, few minutes. ferred stock to 15,492 gubscribers in its} )° winter, ‘31. 1045 _N. Grand _dl. aon | males $4; fox terriers and. eit sure COWS-—t; Holstein; iresh within 2 weeks, | Week was slightly better than the previous con iene % -bu hampers $1.75. Home- March sold off to 21:35 on the setback recent oy Oe ore campaign, which Seauti er O per cent soft at $1.30, = selections. Visit Puppylan mine ea. . ) | Week. Packers bought with a little more |? o” er bu box loose, | and closed at 21. 7. compared with 21.1y | Started Oct. was concluded in five utty at . CLES (Oe green ES: (c) freedom, although not clearing the mar- grows beene eo at the close Friday. working days. i 9 HORSES AND VEHI COON HOUNDS—Guaranteed; $46 =o FRESH ¢ pat and calf, ' Kets. Order demand was somewhat .slow ee ser Nitec tecienatl labeled The census report showing 5,945,167 timken wer 3 Bearing Co ene. M. B. whee. ate ~ gg ay” today - 2727A_ Park. : 8805 Clifton. Jennings. Mo, , - in the midweek sessions, but pepped up i} 90c per bu hamper. Home- bales ginned prior to October 1. was aj. Dewar of London, England. have Wanted COON. possum. squirrel and rabbit | SHOATS—s:;: chester white. Sam Fast, 5110 | somewhat towards the close of the period, | M&@aNcy ha . 7 635c to $1: Bermuda shade above figures recently discussed in bought from Vickers, Ltd., all ie stock "xa Wtd.—Mules or horses ; light wag- hounds, 1827 Park. Wilson. (c) Half-fat kinds were hard to move and in grown red a ay _ 80 per bu the market here. but did not appear tolof British Timken, Ltd.. Timken on: exchange furniture of 5-room house; | pOBERMANN wre HER—Female: ey kinds wig “gy iy 1 eS to ee es = Reann nancy #@ 50c aged “ eid _— ee ee full oe through cut the » warke of the - 993 Southwest. : , COlfax 2304W. ting > Cc under FOU quality Ox 1008 interest seemec 2] nter oO 8 "i manufacture and sales o ors: rent $31. Cail 6 3 xe an old; pedigreed: oor mcg POUL TRY. BIRDS kinds. Pigs and light lights closed the TOMA TOES—Home-grown ripes range Of | dication. Reports of rains in the South- r. Dewar assumes Ove eee bain my ne to eee ages a. Filan 1 O991: week about oc higher than last ween: 290c to BSc per bu box loose, as in quality.| west may have increased the disposition ritish Timken affairs. Until ‘ . . For Sele _ _healthy, al] mornings. : — Wanted , ve of pi gs sold for the week at $8.25 |and.- green tomatoes 25c to J5c to buy on the crop report and part Of | was man ging DOG—Pointer bird dog. cheap. to a hunt- , ' nc ste: Sigs oy $10.75, but 7 the week selling rhe TU RNIPS— Home- grown punched 35¢ to!] the forenoon demand was attributed to Carriage. fagron d Co., Ltd.. £ flirt WHEEL WwAGON— r, 4534 McMillan. rear. gh eam Wtd.—Maie in full song: _ 9.50 to $11. lhe demand was inconsist- | - 50c per dozen bunches and bu bexes| Liverpool and foréign trade accounts Birmingham, a corporation with a capital : 1407_ N12 DOG—English getter, partly broke. _ emaie 20% . PP ragemges - o ANT % Flour trafie was Inactive and unchanged. ait 800 a i n and harness: cheap. €° d 453W A wean whl a satiate ace ent and ores a p ~ — mai Ss: oO a : i a i ei Jt y r @ = TY ad V 1D TEA i ag —hunting stock. $20. _ W Y¥down 20 : CAN fers t . anaes 3101 Olive,| Lop sows made $10: bulk, $9.75 to $9.5. | SlObes $1.25 to $1.50 per I ral 7 Ti if bar-} to covering and trade calling. together W. D. Foshay Co. has bought Princeton Low grades and clears were offered m j 641 Bar mer. rape mules. wa- Dt 1GS-—Beaglos. A K. C. 5. nic ely Bs! arted. Or oicer rom ¢ ry y at. ‘ (c99) Stags closed the pe riod under review 250e SAT’ BR KRAUT— Kegs $1.2 ~ 8.75 with continental and Bombay buying Gas Co Pri ne eton, ni a subsidiary of ‘ s The only sales reported were I 0 RARNESS— 10 hores, ; ; one old one, broke; raised in the coun- site Sie bs sil ~ to 90c higher at $8 to $9 rels $3.50; barrels $7, and caéks $ 5. which. according to some advices. wae Public ‘Utilities Consolidated Corporation, | barrele soft to domestic trade ane pas organ. — ‘ ° Le he FP £2 * ¢ ¥ ~ > TR ery rye “¢) hk rexis WO) > M “ . " M try. CAbany §371. 587) Easton, (c) | PULLETS. leghorns. rocks. VO0k. Lamb Receipts Lighter. | a influenced by unfavorable weather re |4& — holding company, for Foshay in-| lot hard patent for export (to Ho ) ar '¢ ons; gucrantee, ry brass : ee : ; r r the Ss ’ thweet. terest ms tetbes p nearly new, 306 8. Je fferson, DOG 0. ag pupp ead Receipts of sheep and lambs ihe past FRUIT MARKET Oe eee closed: ¢ tober, 21.25¢c:; Decem YY, 7 and ber. 21.47@21.50c: July. 21.25@21.55c: A shipment of “$2,000, 000 in gold is saate: Sort winter patents a. all's marked, 7 months old, $10 each. 6509 week were éslipmtiy lighter tha: " S, * . 7 ’ ‘ i; iy Si 4h > 4 fla N ——— rm WAKOTYS, harrow A. u low Ea t n, i¢ } Ba + hicks For Sale r 7 MOT a 1 i ‘ 1k Polk Bate ' »! 4) " ‘ ee ccies cultivators. 4224 Evane. _ ghiy broke hunting does: | pany ~% by Gh onal ame eer see nee Weck GnG SimnOes : g | March. 21.77@21.80c; May, 21.93@21.96c. | being made today to the Buenos Aires | special high brands at eK. k: heap =019 DOGS—-30 thorou y broke hunting BABY CHICKS—Setting, all varieties. Cel- | b*! ae Sow Swe. Se GR Tei : St year, ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Oct, — 1! Spot steady. middling 21.75c. branch of Louis Dreyfus & C One mil-{| cotton 95 per cent and Mlancook tian 9505. ote and. ne el egg ee Ba’ U-Glass, 416 Lucas av. CEjitral 455%,} * nares. Xm _— the first | Prices were maint ained, on high- grade - d a lion dollars was shipped on Sept. 17 by ; t ‘ sure “taney $ 40 to ancoc : ———— ennels lorissan MO e Jt. cy) f tne wee! fe demans OP sad, ) active market, while e or r a . h 5 25: R —Two work pores. 5833 ae 54 +S! |BABY CHICKS—Barred rocks esi’ or | i as fairly goud but this demand eased off | dinary. and “Doo! stoc *k was irregularly New Orleans Cotton Advances. repo sapmeger ry poe = oA Paifiente CAbanv 4x70 OGS—Pomeranians, Bostons. fox terriers : as ry : aiie ms ws nant wae e i in later SeSSi0N8 — al d al. 3 : Be of ihe weaker. AL RONED a 1arg proportion of NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8. — Immedi- September construction contracts in 37 Y @6.35:; strais hts DOG pingtons, white rocks, yandottes, reu as ‘ os oN as a , ! : + t ; & ES-— 0) head: will sell cheap; ari ec yllies poodles: all thoroughbreds: classy, E h le rie: 100 S4) 50: heavy . sit outlet Was rth : . bute! il- veasterday v-| at receip ts f Calhoun ap- ate gains of $2.50 a bale were registered s atea east of the Rocky Mountains, which $5.60: first clears at y. “guality Fz s Art Pet petie ch non emails 1th a ; Bal ad a@ meager supply orders, and ples went ai: ect to coolers, & pretty 8004/jin December and March contracts on the|included 91 per cent of the total in the > hs © up. 1706 Biddle. 374 poalthy srr mg oe semous mixed, $8.50; prepaid; 100 per cent live | packer demand was not much better, if as ‘Amount sold at varying prices depending | cotton market today on reception of the| United States, are put at $521,611,000 by we = yr $670. ” $1.50 to cS a “ee complete, cheap. i. hop. s ae Fe l br ke, 4821 eiivery. Ozark Farms, ph _ a | = vt a aya dh igre week, As compared | on quality. Western apples being mar- | Government report of total ginnings and F. W. Dodge Corporation. Rye i aeesae Ag car lota jute: eb l ith, rea — en se eee. one. She’ | BARRGD re pag BP de, buff orping tons, ) jyith last week's close, lamba are’ 50¢) keted freely. Reported sales of Westesn | indicated production, December advanced | per cent under August and white patent, S. » otrals ts at 4 re) ox A rms team, 1500 ounds } enrose, . hite Lo Ww v Ai dotte S, Bi elish leg- { "eT. ’ wil e x! J1e€epD ano meclium ci asses of j appics ine juded ] I } aho bu baske ts 55 points and March 49 points on the low September. last year. La argest item $5.10, ure dark at “6 « a 26 Clay. >); ENGLISH gg yah ai: age 14 monthe: ns, ; heavy mixed $10, pre- | !@mbs are steacy Top lambs cashed at} winter banana at $1. track, 1 cat dO} report, but, compared wi the lows of|in_ the September contract record was D a chunky. 4126 C a . p . I th . s of ae fORSE—Y a chunk B35 5: Ww ago, $25: eligible to register: orice 60. Adare ey aid; l y : Gil live delivery. Ozark 13.4 5 to butche rs and Si; 3.4 ou) to pac s@1 , * | 4 athans at S$»). CK, } car do oe the morning, the high Oints reached after $202. 877. 20 for residential buildings, or o- harness, $10 i Mullanphy. Alyin Schulte. Troy. Mo. Farms, W satnhalia Mo. orig desi ‘$13 5 —_— sold to Sg Ww as bsg hes price obtainable | ez le . ov yt baskets onaths at $2 os the former month jumping to + .10¢ and cline of leRs than 1 per “cent, compared hig i} FOX TENRIERS—Wire-haircd, pedigree. 8 peceers. . Sain. te median aneldy | pane at $2.15. ae en “ernall (sae latter to 39.8 with the same period of 1926, * . Ha: M ai. Seat and 50 homing pigeons. Call a bred 1093 | LEGHORNS—Ferris, Apml hatched pullets, | ‘2™0s cashed at at $10.50 to $11.25. Culls |} “at 25, load do sm: t. ay a : ‘ rezistered stock: none better bred. , : Mm. 5 : and skips $5.50 to $8.80. Best licht eweS | ionathans | nd 160 bu baskets : } . Monday, 3741 Bates. — } Pennsylvania av. University City. Mi : $1.25 apiece. 33 N. Dade , Ferguson, Mo, brought "$5.50 with ‘the . eichtier kinds soy ge Bh ag tt adly bruised) t o Cotton Cloth Production . ry . rn Py owe car No = Nhe . 4 Pat . -* A « ’ i .% tae inek af t ayn is re if e ROR a Hannibal Tce & Coal. es just nortn_of the Olive Street road. (c@9) down to $4.50 Choppers and bucks $3 | Following are sales of Calhoun C ounty NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Product c ] Future Grain Prices $10. Prair a ot Linton, _ COlfax 6300. (cz) L DUG—Female; imported; Pi d Pet Birds F s | to $3.50, can S $:2 irst | » yesterday: Barrele— oe ~ uction — of irie, 1 car ho. 'g" and No. “¢ ¢ ornink FRENCH BULL Dc —* i Ege home Pigeons an et Dirds For osaie 0 $3.50, canners $1 to $2.5U. Tho first | apples on the levee yester ‘ 1 standard cotton cloths in September was aa “ 10.60. ORSES —Cheap. Call Sundav mor ‘| good companion for ladies and children, BIRDS-—_P is. ee ae fien, | COMSignment of wethers to be received) 29 barrels gravenstein at $6.50 $6, "10 346,002.000 yards and sdles 333 607.000 ST. LOUIS MEXCHANTS EXCHANGE Hay quotations were ae follows: Faston. pe diereed., Seah Lavisi, me: s—Parro Z iC ts *] here this year got in Wednesday. This huntsmans and 9 No. 1 yorks at ’lyards, the Asso tion of Cotton Texile Oct. 8. — Following are quotations on No. 1 timothy hay. ay . iz - ea re hile mage sae OR Ne enan ce Me iry he ee Fiptitpe seater “ — pg ig et oy eae win ee ee ee eee ee ae ae a ae ee ° =-— = - nec enc neat tanta tee et act onsreliants th tren etn a taematetearaanaticoaee lel ot Cm Ml Nar ll ea ell aD an Rh, ee : Pa ‘ — = a a Gallior fine singers in full/ to $13, mediu wh to good $11.50 to $12 115 champion at $4.50, ae WO So $3. it before , DECEMBER WHEAT BA clover-mixed hay $14 to $15; ch k. ine - For SERMAN Rice 1ipS— ages, | song. 3710 Caliiornia. plain to medi $10. $11.50. 3.5 52 No. 1 huntsman at co . ee pariiculace. call CAhany 236 “na oamuien pedigreed: must sell. sacrifice. SANAAYES 0040 Olive Street road, $3 | and common ay to $19. T ep shoite caine ‘ial ben davis at $3.08, : No. J : : _ TL age. - falta hav. $27 $29 e880: a ee P ORSES _ And mule 1908 Nort cod Fellhauer's_ Cedercrest Inn, Manchester_Trd. and wn. vearling wethers $16. to $ medium to}champion at Pa 79. 18 4 LR gh He New York Cottonseed Oil. *¢+S , 130% 130 we 120 %a ; +44 - @° 0. ceeding al- outh road. WEbster 1998J, '(c62) | GERMAN POLICE — Pedigreed imported CANARIES—-Young singers; _ cage, $5; | Food $9 to $10. plain to medium, $8 man at $5.50, 12 et eet $4.35. 20 orchard | By the Axsgociated Press. Chi. .131% 130% 131 Me: Bia $29 22: feed a fos me in| stock fine puppy for 6ale: J dogs at vidi cages: cheap. 3837 Kosciusko | *9, cull and common $7 to $8. Good to} huntsman and yorks at - 10 NEW YORK, Oct. 8—The cottonseed | KC125%-126 125% 125% -126a12 , No. » HO —— S-gaited saddle; Just come in ghey Be gy EH Mosel Kennels, | bzceding cages; cheap. 3837 Kosciusko | Chiice arsed Western SS $9,/ran ben davis at eniting at $3.18, OR I ee Oe tes Mee rd 25 ih 1300126:4-% . SEO to S231 Ne. a6: > ftom Mexico, Mo.. must be seen to be | tu ter and Berry rd. Wikbster 311 3M. CANARIES—R¢ she rs, males, $05; females.) goog fat Southern kinds $7 1 3. thin to small wipenep $3.37 No, 1 hunts j pate Brinn, 10 . 18 —— ¥' ta 1 Poly MARCH WHE i ; : Choice ag ° hay, : we Olfax 0237, i. | se 99) | $1. 5214 Alcott. fi da $4 t ! Good hoice t $4.75, 45 No. 2 do at $2. 0 | SaGay, | Cong tS Saints Dene. | er se See 134 iss -% prairie hay. 31¢ to $16: No. 2 ore 4, reciated. Call C _ M, [. Mayer. (cf y) ‘5 ae kin $4.5 , 5a qe enol man : 4 i + ~: The advance was brought about on com- i. ts im oe 1 % y $1 to S12 ey ) me) . uble harness; 0- . t n | CANARI oS—Guaranteed singers; plenty to} mutton ewes piain to good | ben davis a ; o> 4 oe a » b ‘an : 4 : ont a , RSES ingle —_— do at weaens of Gi Y HUUNDS—Kevis etered: also Rt eaot select from: we ship everywhere: Reliable | $ $450. cho ppers and bucks $3 to No. 2. winesap $3.70. , da mission house buying and covering in By it MAY W Te St. Louis Bran Market. a Y. coal Come: : he “% (c) wotfhomnd pups. 8417_N, Nth. ice } Bind @tore 480n Grsvola. (c) | $3.60, canners Rt to $2.60. Rat. goats 4 5 10 No. 2 willowtwig 3.79, | —_— with cotton, ray moderately bul **S ZL 136 iH 5 » T3Bha Wheat feed was dull. with ihe ne a a iN. . bps — All ages: many highly . eo Oo Bok O00 ie yo ie eas ean i KC 130%-% 130 130 %-%b_129%4-% | Bran was avotes $27.50 = “So8 pin 3 wenwtel, (08! | Gitisr HOUND—Imported bitch: domeste | cages, 3048 Michigan, ic) Horses and Mules. . twig at $9.50, 22 No. 2 dy|Sept. 1. Sales, 20.500 barrels. Prime DECEMBER CORN, Kray shoits $35 to $37 Gatfead quoted FOR SES AND MULES — Also Shetland dog; registered; racer, bargain. 3879 CANARIES—If your bird is sick send him Trading was active in horses and mules 3 51). , ae 50: prime sum mer Ras ot, | StL. 93% 92 55] B54 fe a acad’ offen as tan ieee 52 4 Shaws : ~_{c99) Hum hrey. : 7 months to Halier’s Bird Hoapital; the only ene in | here last week under light receipts and dditional sales:, 9 geniting and _ ben 25, October closed i1.2 December, Chi. 94 ' 03% % 03 4. an Sorted be folioant’ Glas uae i AGO combination. S-horee. also GREY ons goth. na toute, £ Ast the city. 817 N. 6th. Phone CEntral wary a oreed rhea and mu! ae, Cane nen “> at $3296. lil winesaps 1. Seay : 36, Junuary, 211.30: M atch, ‘11.55; May, K. C. 86% 85% 86% @ by nesrby [linete mill 2 eae bran | hll C gtd. > ' deg ees eet ee oe em ane Dw eee o.BS,. Sh OR. Cavs 4.72 ne MARCH CORN, cars mixed fed $31 50 and oth on and 3942W. = CANARIES—Wonderful selection, nonce | ™wes the most improved. Fat cotton | champion at $3.26. a $3. at, 96.75, bei st 8 96 5% 96 i bran $28 and —— $37. apres — oof fotos ng mules. wag (c) | GREYHOUND PU PPY—Of_ royal ee better: better than most: written guaran | Mu"s continued © ent pe at mig | 104 orchard run D eon ohead, 24 ‘ 33,° Liverpool Spot Easier Chi, 96% 9 » a-% falfa Meal. Se ZOQuc. ‘ rom Grey an . with every singer: better be gs hi prices also: Southern territory was Wel lo gano at 10 : ‘ i N “so ER'S OUTFIT—Horse weighs 7300 an_ breeding. Png | Sore — for track. on Hg iS aeae nomi BP gg tBha B eB represented by buyers for horses but fat |g No 1 ben davis at $4, 13 champion it} LIVERPOOL, Oct. 8—Cotton—-Spot. | - : MAT 88 a ce Alfalfa meal, No. 2 in new sack ae buying truck; $55. 1022 Lynch: 4058 "Magnolia. gn (c) | finer singers: truthful advertising but | Toke stock was a requirement. While | $: ‘71 orchard run Chicago at » tpi Li RA moderate business: prices easier; Ameri. ati ow oa% ee LA quoted at $27 and No. 1, $25.50: “Shales e -- ~ ; aa ETiOUND " - i. , | Blight blemishes and ege we ‘orlooked *niti 3.79, J orenan ean strict good m ng, y C aoe ‘ ba. was he at $2. 4 . 37 ee ee ee GREYHOUN mae. pon AF bees Conia: ‘ae ae a be | _ Lge 6 some extent thins start ‘and Gabteks mg . §: - og fancy bi 7 saul os bn wes middiing, 12.294; strict middling. iL? ec: i| KK. C. OL or M o1 &. -™DOL% -— 3 a n ane un some; won c ( a. . ind et ery ow ; , Ya oly : a5; ); us e askets— | middlin 11.694 strict low m ing. ig ark bei be cele ladly ship on approval; | Sundays. 7 a. m. until noon. Let vour Pee or eo, sneer. -_? $2 83. 1.25. | 11.444 ‘~ w middling. 11.094; atrict good DECEMBER OATS. ay WHEAT MARKET H LPED BY dark brindle color; . ¢ ‘ eyes, your ears, your common eense be ti Receipts at slightly better than 1900 | 40 yorks at 32, . ” ‘ hi 45%a 48% -% # ; 224 “Lithia Pine Lawn. ohn Hall, West Plains, Mo. pes peal, > bie ne x head of horses Yiu) a ‘ ‘5 stayman at $2.2 1.60. ordinary. 10.744: god ordinary. 10.294 | Chi... 25 %-' . : 4 ia i631 215. Jom 7 judge, We shin Ddirds, cages. pee oe | under trad - earn “an oe “Ho ii r davis at $i 85, 1ix 2. | Sales, 7000 bales, including 3700 Ameri. : WINN 4 ¥ NS y i om Parte a N ae rade requirer "tS alld de@ale’s die- : en ¢ : 7 he : , ¢ * : . ' én IPEG SPOT PRICE ; a n ns Ton hog) GREYHOUNDS pon | al Bot oe Olive, 52 mig Of ry posed of a large share of their aupplies. |: willowtwiz ~ re ”. yea man oe can. Recetas none. Futures eloped were. Chi... 50% cs 1) Sb 50 tb . . " : ¢ . : . Ary . Now racing, and young, doge:, 820 pup PARAK E ETS = Green or yellow shells: baat a Rate Eo, eu TORE eebamnon 6! nd huntsman 3d: March, 11.35d; May, 11.374: MAY _ OATS. . | By the Associated Press. Fast DEImar 3477 4 s 1.76, 30 gallo, chat npi y. : ; —} pice. 4638 aston. y (ops 1.15 26d. Chi... 51% vl %-% 51% 51% CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—With high-crade — rer tan bire $1. No. “3 } ) n.. closing: Futures closed - Wi OUNDS—6_m BAUHOTS—Fincer tame talking bet bigse LIVESTOCK ELSEWHERE blacktwig at $1.69. «1 to. : ° es a vutures _ tege -DCEMBER RYE wheat in Winnipeg reported or RU re: Nottoin ham. a a. akee ] ry Olive, O °, vorge at ' ’ October 11].45d Wanted ‘ LLL . macaw parakeets. 310 S1L.195. 1 > improved geniting January 11.50d: March 11.52d; May > | 07 96 a t JUNDS—For gale; coon and varmint. oh ' « ; ham — ). : . : | DOGS S BOARDE Special Winter rate, $9 vine " SMoriford. 1306 Lee at. Spring- PIGEONS— Rin capa 419 ETL CHICAGO, Oct. 9.—(United Statea De- | 5 » a\ Fe 13 drops blacktwig = 11.534: July 11.42. YE. advancing tendency oday, a Ebster 27874, field._Mo. (a PIGEONS-Racing homers, diploma win- | Partment of Agriculture)—-Hoge: 1500; | $1.33, To — 42 area cree at Chi, 100%, _ 100m PA Cane aa tae ming mow i R G8—Setters and b pha 3 ae HOUNDS—Coon hounds, ‘possum. ai ners; also breeders. Albert Huegler, not ough on sale to test market; steady; rit 3 cand and. 2h. 10 yorks at New Orleans Cotton, MAY RYN. oem ee _ frained dogs. aware en . rel and rabbit hounds. entre ial — 2842A Indiana. 160 to 200 pounds $10.85@ | 21 '65' 40 stayman at $2. 12 Arkansas NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8. — Cotton {| Chi...101%. OL% 10T% OLA quotations hers on wheat were firm fi trailing: il ui 8 Mis ppe PIGEONS~ Thoroughbred plymonth rock OU, pac king BOWS $0.95 @ 1U.40: black wig af a et oo roman beauty at futures closed steady at a net advance of | .. to e net higher. Corn waa 1ES we —If you have puppies to eg PC. Ellis. B . ; ¥ homers, $1 pair. 2800 Calvert. Wabash slaughter pigs $9.15@10.40; estimated | $] 4 15, No. A giayman at $ ~ ak 5 to 62 pointe. Octobe r 21.49¢ bid. Sle} ¢¢Hard. *Red. to 2° up. oate at Me to ee a sell, see me or write Gardner, The rf s ee o= roke; Ww c) | holdover 2000; heavy hogs $10, ya corks at $1.50, 12 do champion at $1. December 59-65¢: January — and provisions unchanged a rise —-Fe PR osw. sked: . 3301 Eason. (c - fh vereiae 739 a ic) |= 11.05; medium: $11.10@11.85: ht|43 No. 1 faney yorke at $2.10, 16 roman | > ° (t 5-9l1e:; May 21.95- AAA hE r NG ARROT—Handsome, oc Sy Ae . , 21.64-70¢c: March 21 Cc, 4 G §, BIDS A 0 OFFERS vc. = 8 rtd. althy esirabte KIND HOME, —For fine watch dog. “brass cage with solid brass pedestal: cost $10.75 @ 11.70; light lights $9.25 @11. 3. eaUry yorks. delicious as nd 96c, Spot steady, 58 points up; middling RAIN H Liverpool quotations > Ones: also mabbits, guinea pigs. pigeons. Aciede 7421. ©) 1 $125: will take, $60 for both; leaving} Cattle: 500, choice fed steers strong, | $1.50, one ioe Be We 21.60¢. ts ond of supplemented today in the kin {rom pad st ol oes reo) PEKINES cur Pedigreed stock. ere city Mra. Spinks, Chesterfield, Mo. ose gle gllbellitkgy Bagh fe § Eg Fs No. Tt Sa. 2 ‘aly at $2. - CHICAGO. Oct. 8.—Grain bids and offers the bullish effect : ND OE ES COW d heifers 50c to ‘lower; cutte Date > llow 244. John, 3111 kee Pet Sh 646 Cherokee. ) 0 75 ¢ Phi ge oe ™ nt $1 40, 2h St. Louis Spot Cotton. ello /~ Bs siti, 2 - — meee — — ee ae ee ee Oe te ~ LT ST, A NR RNC Ba. ee ee ae k t WJ ae er 2 * x > hee et -s , ot a a a a a 9 ; . grok sae ck ioe seh “ws po a 7 dq) icious at $2.5 50 IS | game PULLETE— Laying red and minorcas, in- ( is ~W steady; heavy fed steers reached $16.90, | 4 ae ad gen ting otations: Good ordinary AND HEIFER—2 mares. Kirkwood LOd7W 1 Pi highest in seven years; top yearlings | $1.47. on wipes, ben ron boa .¢ 4 — middling. 18.00. middling 20.{ 00, “Rood | March wheat dge and Brown 7 ire A. New- | PEKINGESE— ema e: 2 years old; very cubator, brooder. 4748 Jennings rc ne $16.45: most fed steers $13.00@ 15.50: at Si. 10, 61 orcha ste Sy. | on 9s middling fair 24 i Dec. corn. ee (¢) how broken: country raised. Mrs. | Lawn, iin 2 . 50 5. 29 do Mwai Color) B) 9F.t ; o $1.25 Cleanup of car Colorado (Grand Junction: | * fo rag Ae wheat dansas unfit for ; - _(¢) AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. vam TORE Get G.=The wes wor | Pea County keifer pears | standard 450 and 36s 1-79 te 1:00 |@ a rhe ONG Ys, Mons iy Tabac ve 6 anes Say th any —And pups; 10-gauge 34 ; I ont ( AQUARIUM—Tropical fish: red snalls|coffee futures “onened at 8, dectine oe 75e per “ba basket. bana Toho Sel wien a ee S. Lith. points to an advance id $3.25 | ona (decayed). standaré crates 7O0c and | S18 ~ gg 5 : 4) Re S PS—Pedigread; 3 months old. — r a0 worked higher during the morning on cov-| igan bu baskets seckel pears sok ~ ’ tes 50c. 2.75; ride, $12.25; : ol > Beek Wilke. Weber ri AQUA JUMS—Faradise, | Aca erin pad 5 srede buying promoted by steadi- | del. nomearers keifer peare 5Uc to 75c | jumbo flat cra : ' y : . i SBSEAGLY NT =" tor pale. 101. Ps chromis, Red Fins, Barbus, Gwordtails. ring Nt 12.63 bu box JAPANESE PERSIMMONS — Alabama te | SOUNDS—Young: for sale. 161 ICE PU ke Platys, Malabaricus, Broadtails,| ness in Brazil. arch sold up to ae 1) $2.00 to $2.25 NEW YORK. Oct. mie tures al : - {s x oni an bu baskets Dameons | %-bu baskets (No. - cant of unwelcome Traine next week. aT 6568 Odell, Pesigikh shetti.e etc. 4837 Labadie | and closed at that figure wen Se —— an th aa eer Idaho half-bu baskets ORANGES—California oranges $9.00 to | closed firm: Somers, . ners. As Powwmac, we INTER tes reed. 620 tn- ay OF Ri oe me OO er: eee aereainn- *% 5 ree was ih ae Fata 8 a ~ eee OO a ee ee ee — — & ee of seattere4 bor

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~ _. ys Se eS. ie aepunendane napenneuliinn net MO A. OE OR Nal, BAD OV GAMES 2 “ . pe . PP? OB eK lana S cere) = “SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~~ ee oo TABLE SYMBOLS WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET 23222528 Pert f 7 A.” nerease. poe (ay joins a Sales (00 ee 5 (x) ‘Odd Sa aes PL RPRLDI I FIFI “ST.LOUIS POST-DiSPaIcH SETAE BRODER, TOTAL SALES SMALLER sT, LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, | com pared ct. 8.—A larger number of tndi- | 000 same yidual stocks figured in transac- | Quo s on the local markét the past ‘a dollar; but the aggregate sales did, twenty-fe p to the total of pre- The ¢ Trade was better lowes SECURITY GOVE Jie 32-47 PAG ji? LATE STOCK RISE PUT ON. REDIT EASE — ee ee ' ¢ ¢ (| LOWER TREND TD. STOCK PRICES IN WEEK-END TRADE Series of Bullish Demom fe strations in Few . | By the A NEW | York Stoe pre > SHARES SOLD — NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Total sales for the week were 18,394,800 shares, com- nared with 11,394,300 shares last week. ‘otal sales from dan. 1 to date were 24,810,600 shares, comparcd with 356,- 55,300 a year ago. . Pe a OS OPP PPD PLP BA eA Ah ed eb eh eh . - maps vases eee ee ee A OE ee en ee, Il, Eb ) RF FR LN ) > ) eae Rad tion week, not measure U ceding ee iputec agrossnanes Portland part paid stock was the individual leader in point of trade, yet sales amounted to only 721 shares. A net gain of 2 points was shown for the period. St, Louls Public Service gained fractionally. W altke did better late in the week. Burkart issues reacted some. Laclede Steel at 180 was up from last previous sale of 166, but turnover was only 13 sha res ion F nttieile -Brown was unchanged | am o Jower at final session of week. Am * eullin Steel participating was frac- | Am , A tigualiy nigner. ms BOND LIST STEADY IN WEEK-END TRADE By the Associated a Preem. NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Although week- end profit taking today caused a halt. wn the mare h of many bunds into new high territory, the list as #4 whole was steady. and one or two of the outstanding leaders of the past week again improved their previcus best prices. With money condi- tions still easy. and with the relatively small axgregate of $76. 000,000 tn new ish demonstrations in @ few : é uced sufficien cover. es offering limited competition, there ee a9 , 3 : cee on developments to brig about any Sav ing elsewhere to wipe out, oF neral softening in prices, | re Le Pp be 5 regs 3.56} 209) re oeRealizing was most extensive in certain ly Seat ne ey Li . rae | ape “34 duce many of the early declines, Fe foreign securities which have en buoy- aaa enmenee AN lane) SS Sat Sal | eau oe ant recently, including German and Ital- 234 Seaboard Air “ex 4*%4 | nal «uotations were mainly. lowes ian issues. Polish 8s and Os were easy 8% Seagrave Corp 2 . : . with the Gacrhees running from. 140 in consequence of conflicting ports con- ol |Sears-Roebuck 2.00) 553) | cerning the proposed $70,000,000 loan to total ails crossing th: ¥ the tea 56%. Shattuck FG Co 2] 5a were again among mark. Stocks ang Anpual S Sales| "tar | Low | Close ;Ch’ge Range for |Stocks and Annual gry Hig | — eo wey 1927 [Dividend So for | for | for for | for 1927 |Dividends Ba Facil Bs A ek [Week High.| Low. in Dollar | W'k.| Week.| | Week. Week.|\Week* | High.| Low. in Dollars. | W'k.| Week| Ween. ae ¥ a wey were arn ny ye Stee! 62 1 74%] feabon = 122% j111 ‘2 20123 Ye [121 % |122 % | 364 Pressed Steel Car.; 20%; IC oy a ay § 127 7 4139 30 ey 105s Jones a4 | 27%, 244; 7644\Pressed Stil C pf 7 35; +a, iuct pia , mt ' 2 1744. 1T%i— %& 16%) Producers & Refin, 170, ' ite Par High | Low | Close |Ch'ge. Range for for for for for or Wk. Week. Week.| Week. | Week 71 Stocks ang Annual | Dividends In Dollars. ; = eng Annual ates High ose |CO’ge wags ot for or | for for | ror rt "K. lw eck I wWeen.| Week. Week ae ee: 51 338 detente 139% *14% di” _ wW C! - - ones&L Stl pid 7 ix1: Bros Tea Mot C ari High.) Low. ae ee est, a —-™ or j “20) ae 78 | $3 129, 18% oe 115 — — & 8. me * e *4 le ‘> ’ —_~ ‘Coea Cola 5 | 125) (123% 124 325%! 123 5, Jordan 4 =| | 63 (Collins & Aikman 4. a +trd Pett 115%4/112 |K C P & L pfd (115 55. oes nylactic Br Mab, x20) 153 4 10234; Collins&Alk 4 4 7 ] 4 103 10s , 44 4 iK { Southeru $2 ¢ 5 | 315) 425,:\Colo Fuel & Iron. | “17 78 | 3 4 214 | ‘ Sou Ry pf 25 Ss mae ‘ ag oeyye rt ik ; rt gf (J) A> fi olo st p 914 Kelly-Spgfield 83% Columbia G&El 65. 4% ey Kellyispeg 6 es 99 i ‘Columb G&E pin 6, 6, e~4 | got ot | 108: ‘| 9 5 ‘Kelly-S . $1) 7 & " fd! 66%,Columbia Carbon 4} 235) *8h a et os my Lami “ &s e fee ra we ee et CS ee ee Wt CTY “~ . “se * er ers > ee os Pa, es OS 3 aes > ln Mr . wes - . de Repo alg oe x Lb aeghacogs 3 cae re be yee y : . y eee rte J Saturcay ~~ rm I Co Ute He ~ be “7 * a ~ - Year ago High, Low. 182 Total sock sales, A m * 7M Me ee ee a ho deh Cod a ore Coe - ~ &> 0c ad--| : ba ates 1.079.096 Pa Fetr ay 63 % | 63% |\—1% jLOl% j101 % j—1 44 6% 67 ps at be Nik Combis lororme?s © ~-* ~ ww Am WwW Pap Anacon Ce dnacon Cor Andes C Arm & ch Arm&Co r’ AT&SF AC L tet Atl & Dan — Se to Sw + Nite OO OF eee wh hte ays ee ee : SA I PEO —_ ~ oe ae CO Ha 52 Co ¢ By the Associated Press. iy , enna ge! FR RT oe Be CLS oo OD hm CoS ¢ = “~ Ry oe! AER AAT or —" 210 =O bt Cie CL Ot - ~ Orr pe 2 z 2 poedlll “B _ 60 ae iL -Wiles B lst pi fd 7 Lorillar ‘ Lorillar 5 Louisiaan pw CO pe cS * 3) 4.— * -~ DOVES OS 23S amd — wt oe 7 12% SR 43 i m : he 6 57 are ome : + | pa’ f: j 79 jCrucible Sti 116%. 113 ‘Crucible Stl ; 7 ;Cuba Cane Sugar..,| 32%|\Cuba Cane § pfd.| 19% ;Cuba Co The ....! ~134,Cuban Am Sugar 1! 4i\Cuba Dom Sugar. 2;Cudahy rack © .%1 Cushman Son Inc4: a iCushman S pfd fs ; iCushman S $8 pt Cuyamel he ‘Tul >| 26L 4'Day json Chem .. 2 fe | Duluth § S & Atl + iDul S §S “a A pfd.! 1 S 5} 9 'Deere & | siete 117 35/107 105 %4| 1106 15 | rf tem's easy money program. Nobody os would contend that the Federal Re- serve authorities set out early | August to keep money rates low | for the purpose of forcing stocks | higher, but the consensus is that in their operations to promote easy | money here, both tn the interests | of the ‘situation overseas and to smooth the way for our own Gov-| ernment financing this fall, they | — tn rasIEnieerm 2 : 2944) 27%} 2814 / people to the Federal Reserve Sys- : 74 72 60 G0 * ~ ww Fe pew oa to . On * a) j;Shell Un Oil 1.40 gmount changing hands as high as 97%. | 475% |Shubert Theater 6| the best price ever attained. The issue 1% | | 314 Simmons Co 2 sao) 96! 57 % 2 56 | o6 elosed at 17, fractionally higher than yee 4\Simmons Ce pid 7 7\x130) ie Lite terday's best figure. ock Island ds be 14 Simms Petroleum | 39, 17 | 16% duplicated their previous peak, Satened. Some of the Baltimore & Ohio 16 {Sinclair Con Oi) ..| 170} 17 | 16% | 97 [Sinclair Con. O pf 8 2 100% 34 100 14 1005 a | t ere slightly lower G Mephere was sett denrand zor Gulf states 241% 23) ‘ the overt: Steel S's ut industrials, as we a Baer nl dl os el . oa] 1¢@ | a | wm publication is public uffiittes were generally quiet. 453, Seider Pack pid . "ae %150 | > | crop condition report, and ing of Pres Steel _ th tos | 72 \* » ibe evigeg ‘5 > : j its course, for the moment, a 3432 |)Sou. Porto R Sug 2, further advance in sterling te .. = run ite States Government securi- 315 5g (Sou cel Edison 2 | | $4.87, a new high record since De ties were irregular and dull. 15 ao Dairies A 4.. ‘ S 4 cctennnanenetigjpseuenatedt 7 jSou Dairies B ... | cember, 1914. ale of dollarg _ purchase of sterling was a to reflect the transfer of Anes capital to London, where higher im © 100%} 99, jSun Oil pid... TRADE VOLUME LARGE 25% 4 {Southern Pacific 6 ON CURB EXCHANGE terest rates are available. « ” 13 1109 jSouthern Ry 7... 100 9+ )Southern Ry pfd 5 | “80 eo veer rm aa By the Associated Presa, 87 % | 20 1s | Spicer Mfg NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Most significance 11134104 Spicer Mfg pid 8 | Mexican Affairs Watched, P in today's deaiinas on the ae ees t : ae: was the manner hie } } G oo Stand GE! pf oe Speculative Wall street shower] . seaatie securities Improved without en- O74 Bie al pi : ; ore countering nearby offerings. rading in disposition today to pay m le the general list continued in large volume tention to Mexican news and its for a half holiday session which possible effect on securities values, — Shares of companies with proper ties in Mexico were under pressure, 4 Greene-Cananea Copper b larced by profit taking in more than 4 pointr and then reco: St | * =e Ww Oo Hem ~Irm CS a ~ — Cries te Mot , @ « * « - —s ~~ —_~ a He twee ~JOS~}e eS - ~~ 19... te > *})~)]49 —_ | interest centered in the brisk rise ¢ about $2.50 a bale in cotton future 0 2.9 “ae te) S168 . Oe ee _— -> ee VIGONA > He He ae _ : 13 D ev 0e |'Devoe pet OV CS CD we Ti 8 208 eel es ee a Hem mt pte " ~: : 3 wis)}~ “* wa “1 ~ ? Spt fa 2S ss J 245 ee ere OO ee Oo pe 25s as have indirectly stirred up the mar- ket. Heavy security purchases by: the Federal Reserve Banks in the | last two months have resulted inj} 1 31,/Am Ratdiat ofa 7. an outpouring of funds from the! ep, 39 Ys A m pa ps 8 . system, stimulating a perior of un-| 51. 40%!Am & ating 4 ced Seasonable ea‘e In oney.. Other| .,0%| .3%'Am Ship & Com/| underlying influences have been at| js ulisow lan ‘Ss & it gE 8 work to the same end. of course. a = a “ass aa ae Cent Pae > ‘he sa Co Am %4%2!Am 414, Snuff 12 Snuff Am Steel Fdrs 3. Am Sugar Refin | pf 1 i) rat OT bt he CT et 0 x69 104 59} 111) “2 ee ce 7 1s 1 100% i100 Money Secks Employment. 508! 1! 24% 12 1% Me >? “While the soundness of the business structure everywhere is | 6 rem Sugar Ret pf 7 recognized, those who follow suchj| °6%! 26 |Am Tel & Cable 5.! matters know that the stock mar- | }5})' pst alee Tel 9.1 ket has. risen not on the prospe ct | 4 hi T amie: de cf 5 S014 [150% of bigger earnings or larger divi- | 1% /Am Tobacco B 8.| 120/155%j150% dends primarily, but on the pres- | 10 am Te Fo pe 7. ix150:115 “1184 Sure of money in search of em- | 237 7] 6s ployment. The market’s recent | 12) bulge is so closely related to the money position that the financial district believes its immediate fu- ture depends pretty largely upon the trend of funds. That is why those who anticipate a continua- tion of easy money see no danger of a precipitate drop in stocks, and why some expect that the ma- jor downturn, in stocks will not come until the Federal Reserve > | on System moves its rates ap. - 7 52 | 39% difficult to read between the iinesg | 119%! 97 i 4 ‘Duquesne I, 1 pf ] ARE PS RS GaP RR Aen Teka Dare on gas |Eastman oe 8D. = 9 ge Ko wie > . ’ 4 RRO an) _ pet OO ee S | Pe MM... > oe . C6456 >. 8 - oc ee ee FS oe ~ "™~o-} ~ Ch Mil&@st CM&Stl’ —— a ‘ em He Ol COO CD —" yas ; ; ‘ ee . x64! 105} ot 1G} 96 44 o3 4 ’ OE SMe ais ey - we “ ~ © 46% Am Woolen pfd BY _|Am Writ Pap ctfs.| re ie Am Writ Pap Dp etfs : : ee Cor # 4 & SSM LL * x5 4-4 yy Ping L & Sr | Fy ~ : : SU z. Enc ‘ e+ 7 » Th | —5 id > & o a 7 pie Te? is 51%] 36 |A Zine & Sm pfd! ) | | : . 3 3 ot xas 9%! 41% !Anaconda Copper 3! -. 53,1 38 Archer-Daniels M 3} 103 iArch-Dan Mid pf 7! Armour Co De! p 7; Armour Co Ill A..! ; Armour Co Ill B ..! i\Armour Co 71] pf 7! ‘Arnold Const Corp.| 'Artloom Co Tp 3. 11144 'Artloom C 7 p ChaNwWwa! atp “er Chicago CRI€? rf A CTHte&E CTHE&SE 4) 14! 1 mer son “Brant IW*MWMWrI at i ee ot ihe = ~yht a3? Some 6] ——- ‘ * té no be Pato ee o> » Erie S84 {Standard Mill pfd 6 Motor shares were @ompelled to recede 3 Smelting fell back 13. Shares of — 49." Ee "% points and high qeeretere for the | 50% ‘Stand Oil Cal 2.62b) 351% 'Standard N J 1. 37b! 29 % iSt Oil 1.60) y ag rho sini ja from the levels reached on the recent 10 ‘Stand Plate G fdi upturn. Ford Motor of Canada declined 90 iSterli we! ne ent 4 points early and a yielding tendency ap- yr rte. Sg eta, peared in Stutz and Reo Motor True o4 '4 (Stewart-W Speed 6 Nevada California Electric rose ‘41 points and Southern Cities Utilities orn at 76 up 4% pointe from the precedi oil companies operating south of zh points and lubed in Cilia aa the Rio Grande yielde.. only frac- preferred. and Seeman Brothers. pee . cig In tl later dealings heaviness vel- tionally, but they had been rather’ 7 =. the _ late ceetne, ee thoroughly liquidated previously be — Co. and Maryland Casualties in which cause of ihe dispute over the land ee issues declines raneed from 3 to 6 pointa. laws and oil royalty rights. ; Further liquidation of the steel © op 896 ro 60 C2 U8 G0 GS Me 3% Superior Oil 95, ;|Superior Stee] 2 |\Sweets Co of Am. | 2% iSymington °Co, ‘ | TY {Symington Co A on 2 ¥| 1156\Telautograph C .60) 8; 1456) | 84%iTenn Cop&Chem .50} 16) 8%! a> Trem Ce 3 ...! 107 %| 29% \Greene Can C ...| 789! 84%/ 76 115% {126 8 iGuantanamo Sug | 17| S% 8 1, | 84. _— 4 95%\Guant Sug pf 8..| x10191 1 | 10114 /101 14 35% |Gulf Mobile & N./ 116) 717 :. + 2am: 7 112%!105 oe & ee Ee oan a 110 _, 108 "4 108%i— % 64 40% iGulf States St] 5..! 9} 42%] 41 41%—l', | 54% Hanna Co Ist pf | x40} 60 | 60 | 60 > 20 § 106 | + id §2 51 51% | “1% 1100 tity cae a” ae "A 0” 103 LOO % 64 eo OG B91) 43% | 40% | 100% ag 1123 or Packing 4 ..| 40) iCal Petroleum 1 55] 2 "iu Callahan Zinc Lead s 61%/Calumet & A Min 6) 368) CalaHec Con C 2 83| Can Pac Ist pf 112) Can Pac full pd .. Canada Dry $ ... Canadian Pac 10 Case Threshing 6 Case Thresh fad Cent Allo ti Cen Sou Ry ‘ex ¥% Central Bn Be , \Cent —, pid. | \Cent R RN J 12b | rnaeee | Rib Mills CentRibMil pfd 7 Cerro de Pasco 5b 17% 196 153) 54 140 283% 10% | 70 x40) 252 3 Chand-Cl M nf 2 23) 20 Chase Nat Bank ‘18 x203 602 Chem. Nat Bank i x30!1000 52 {Chatham Ph BkI16! x70'540 86%) 44% Chasspeake Corp 3.1969) RGO% 318% we iChesapeake & O 10) 503/218 M4 0 ~~) ~ — IS oe h & Nort western ; N W pfd 7) Chi Pneum Tool 6! Chi R I & Pacific 5! RRR -_— — w os — Cee woo" 6) 95% 960/202 % |196 % 196 4 |—3 3/117%4/117 104 51 47% | 51% 4 71% 71 Rae oe ial —- Hartman ‘B’ 4.40n 19) 23% 76 |Hav El Ry pfd 6 118% |Heime pfd 7 .... 200 |Hock Val Ry .10 22 tHoe (R) & COBO A 31% ‘Hollander & S 2.50! 49 ‘Homestake Min 7b! 51 {Household Pr 3.50 , 6O%%!Houston Ol] 34% !Howe Sound Co. 40%4!/Hudson & Man 2.50) 91144, 48%\%'Hudson Mot C 6 11360) 23%%/ 17%!/Hupp Mot Car 1.40} 50! 18%! ISHS%G\1217%,|Ilinois Central 7.. 42'1393,/134 140 j|120% Il Central pfd 6 1140) 140 32% | 17 & Ind Oil & as 1 | si 19%) 34 we 15144 {Indian Motorcy 1.50! Bi 92 {Indian Mot pfd 7 | 7% (Indian Refining .! 74 \Indian Refin cfs 94% iIndian Refin pfd 88 iIngersoll Rand 4b | 41 Inland Steel 2.50 | 12 % [Inspiration Cop cowl Mm; 82% \Interbor Rap Trans % | 114%{/Intercon Rubber 1 6% lInternat Agr Corp 33 (Int Agri pr pfd | 53% Int Business M 4 | 45%/Int Cement 4. ...!] 110244 Int Cement pfd 7! i! 43% int Combus Eng 2 | 236! 49%) 237 135% Int Harvester Co ba} 27'\230 1: 34% | 128% ‘Int Harvester pfd 7| 8 1344/13 Match p p 3.20 356) 89%! 8: Mere Marine ll 5% : Mer Mar pfd 56) 39%! 37 Nicke] 2 .....| 662] 70%! 67 Paper 2.40 ..| 582! 6144! 58% Pap 7 pe pfd 7] 86/102%1102 Rys Cent Am.| 12\ | 64%) a ly 1% 84% ‘265 i275%4) °7 | 81%) ; 1844) 64%) 65 va “3% (N85 80 If 80%! 84 206 OM 210 | 100 | 161% 5126 Peo 8 | 140% , 110 | 88% 3 4{t® 7 01°) 1 PAS. airy Prod 3.! ) c* - a mw ‘ } 1% /16114' 161% re eit 16%) ; a Ce ntra il eth.) & st L a “e St L pfd 6 y Ont - Ww ah ¥ -Rys Cr pfd. 1. 3 S ty id 8 12 Steam 7.1 wi in Newmont Mining. Oil shares presented a firmer front he- ing influenced to some extent by a 4-point advance in Mareay. Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK. Oct. &.—‘Se week's trad- ing in foreign exchange tneluded another interval of pronounced strenath in ste riing exchange. dealings at times being if record-breakine blocks. some bids on the advance ta $4.88% for cablea heing for blecks of {500.000 and representing ac- cumulation both bv Enelish agents and important banking tIntereste here Th sone circles it was reearded as certain that this accumulation will be followed in @ & time by @ eold exnort mevement. Spectia Sirese jis laid on the fact that both Gov- ernment finaneial interests and local bank- or the tranefer of some gold to the capital, Todav sterling was above Bpecial to the “Cotton bille eontinue extremely seant practical] deficit in the balance of meet a steade demand. also had do with. the strong tone tn Lon- exchange. Yesterday the eondition made stroneer by the fact that the record for the wear. $4.86% was bid larve amounts. talinn was aleo prominent for a time "’ the week when lira rose from $5.42 8 hut the Institute was a heavy on th movement and wee succenrs- speculative hullieh aetiv- > advance on Wednesday. 'vs the market for Italien recession from its a ehar + t? e ) bast tw a) ’ uleter with ~@ week exchange alternate bet ween i} weakfees but ended wtth a Out 10 pointes, attributed almost eneculative huving, German new high reeord on en following the_tncrease In rete, but lost tte eain of the werk. Norweaeten range of sbout 10 nointe. t'tle change. Cwetigh made a for the vear at $°.9°7. being then TYPO I a the mish ire of the ‘South Ameriean groun th in eyvohanes on l'rucuay whieh $102.°5. enilian wre ales up 5 points to, $12.25 at 3-33 premigm.’ 7 NEW YORK Oct = is a» list et” “401008 in the foreign exehange mar- ENG LAND ~—Sterling- B4.87 3.3 60-day bills on . d. ~ a , G. 5.46 aaite rone Tiana * pt BH, D. AND—¥rane: 17 DENY Ch ! ps i BPAIN ” GREET} Pee ee: 5 —¢ rite 10.28% } D. r—-Drachma; D 1.32 ; Ber AND—Zloty: D. 11.20 stnt.k OV AKIA Crown: 2. 2.90%. 50) ST. Ay 7 Al ‘ST , * BHANG HA Ss ’ M I—P &@ ONTRE AL—Dollar: Mar Det °100.90%. _ SLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER The St. tlon reps 19.100,000; larg iw thi « year, SOrres nding period inant year, $5. 952.- Report of debits for Oct. Debits to individual $:; 1.100.099: total D £4 8619-32: C¢. banks, D. 3.92 9-16; C, Erie rf & fF Erie gen brie evt 4 Fed Met Fisk Rub Flor E © Fonda J&@ Gen Asph Gen Mot Ga Mids Goodr tg Goedy T& Louis Clearing Honse Associa rted clearings for Oct. 8 1927: corresponding day last year. $5.650,200.000; 7. faal- to date. 86. debits to bank and bankers’ $18. 790 900: 7M) O00: gombine | total eank and bankers’ accounts, $10.929. NEW 4 Mex, y ORK. Oct, tetal to date, debita were $41.- Oct, R—Har silver. 264¢ Money. 3 ¢ hills, 45.1] wonths’ bill, #€5-16 ower NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET cent. NF > > to date t individual and » da > 400. &—Bar silver. 55 he: are, yc Oct. B.—Quickeilver. S123, Diseoant per cent (joody Got h Silke Inid Sth Inter R TF inter R | inter R & In * RT re bat Gt Ne . ; £. a - ; ~ 3 nt a & Gm #a > | hae ee ~~ FE FFFFLE a oe ee oe pap 4-8 ps oocone st D | 70% Coal 493 % (185% 187 1* Pittsburg ; fhie W TORK. Oct. x j i . ; ‘ ' 4: | 70! 2 4 ales Cc on] pfd | q $3) bn NEW 34, g. — Rubber opened amoked ribbed sheets. ~embder, March. $84.10: May. De. OQ Oct. 8&.——-Rubpber closed S50 OY March $34.40; May “nk YP tw : ribies TORE on &.—Rubdbder: Smoked een eee aN ea ee te I a le 4 Worthington P&M. Warth P&aM p B. ,+'¢ 24% Wright Aeronaut 1 RQ 50 % [Wrigley 3 W 3 50d! 5f 1150 70 Yale A Towne W 5 * Hy 65%) 70%4/—~3% > | 2% [Yellow T @ C | 19% 19% |—4%4 83% /Yel TRC 7 pe p 7 573/123 %l117% 118% i—2 % 81% Young § a T's. 33 | comment. 41% 4 . * . . 56% | 61 Steel Shares Heary. i Steel shares were distineu heavy, althouch a further slight ® crease in mill operations wag. ported during the week. nanentee } we ber steel production figures showee thane. a falling off of 17% per comms, : pared with last -year. —- as EVENTFUL WEEK IN FINANCIAL WORLD NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The stock , after having created a new @ record this week, turned | 4%) Tel & Tl © 19 2 Intertrpe C 756 6% | §, lowa Central Ry . 67 | 48% \Island Ck Coal 4 TIS! 5314 Jewel . ” gsqignaraes a the disappointing character of cur- rent trade reports. Mexican revo- lutionary disturbances also were a 39% | x19. &90 19'1586 7" e Toad A a eee — a» i150 ~ 2 Ot DS AS 0S BIN ~2-9 0 7 Se. 81 | 83% + $et) 85 10! 60) 64 4 6234) | eR: ee ‘Por rt toRic- sldcad T B. __\Postum Cereal 5 _. | reactionary on selling inspired by speculative uneasiness over the huge inerease in brokers’ loans and Steel Market. YORK, Oct. 8.—Steel prices Un : bearish factors as the week closed Bond prices were firm™in reflec. tion of the relatively easy credit situation, reaching the highest gen- era] levels since 1913. Transfer of American capital to London, where higher Interest. rates are available, {est since December. 1914. was indicated in a further advance German marks shared intcrest in sterling to above $4.87, the high- with sterling in the foreign ex- ‘

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___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ __SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 13 , 9 Ain TUCK TRADE BROADER, NEW YORK BOND MARKE EW YORK C | T. LOUIS STOCKS ‘ By the Associated Prees. aheernen er NEW YORI yas sii anil yonds ¢ Se SECURITY. Sales! High.) Low, jClose. | By we Associated Press AUIS STOCK E XCHANGE, Oct. $.—Total sales of stocks» oh SALES SMALLER York Stock aeckasee’ Gay weer ooaiagal ra eoee on cae are CORPORATION BONDS. NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Fotlowing is the official list of transac- , rs gotten change during the past week amounted to 6968 ; ; . previous day a ee Ts tions: on the New York Curb Exchange, giving sales, high, low and atenien nea PE 100 NEP cents stock, compared with 9250 shares . : % a sales $12,039,100; week ti 8) q5 ° Of f\- r ‘ar aLY ) rf {) . , [Ar exar Ft out ' ‘aa . . : » -— ake Obs? bes: os sales ie 14,4 Vi yea! RES 95.5 > don 00; two years | 5% A_ 107 | (106 %| 107 closing on all stocks and bonds. Symbols: {fTEx- dividend. XR, Ex- |, ek avo. Bond sales were $44,500, against $40,500 last week. dnl, ; ales from Jan. 1 to date were $2,619,309,000 | tex«ra 2/102 % 102 % |102% ht . : ago. bo! . , * : : rights, UR, Under rule. A, Actual shares. *Cents @ share. Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the @- sees ce * 1 sh ang LN + tN 0 NEG ’ | be , sT, LOUIS STOC Kk EXCHANGE, | compared with $2,279.317,000 same period year ago and $2,775,342,- | poled are | By Beedisg Bed : —. ' ’ ' led ee 6,108 % (105 8108 SECURITY ‘Salcs| High.| Low, |Close. SECURITY, ‘Sales’ High. Low. iClose |change during the past week, dividend rates, sales, highest, lowest, t. g.—A large r number of indi- 000 same period two years ago. poh ag ’ - 5 160 %4|L00 44 100% -— — : : | STOCKS. STOChS. ‘losing prices and net changes being given. Symbols: ‘Increase. . vidual stocks figured in. transac- Quotations on Liberty Bonds 2re in dollars and thirty-seconds of /|, i Cal 5 BL, LLOL% i101" a ae 1 i tions on the local markét the past/a dollar; that is, for instance, a sale printed $99.24 means $99 and oe tS D111 % Lis 111 feed gue B ee , . . ung =o] zamt } ' » : 4 S ’ 9 . ceeding perio: d. Trade is better est, lowest and closing prices: , Tee eat e C1 O41ai leaAm Commander . “4 Lamp | ' _ a | a" eC SUF RI’ T ¥. in LS igalee cs! Hich. Low ; & a 5 }|Am Cyan pf .. | 1 | Bo ns i a ae as ee ae « . | 74 f Bird Amer Exploration) i] , | Fra 1k} in ank ache NEE nee 2 TITUS ti e individual leader i ‘| BOND MARKET AVERAGES, ||‘ -| 4/100 % (100% 100% |Am Gas & El .. | LU stock was the in lividual leader in oat Viel 1c [uS. 1 | a Ry og ay 1 100% |10035 1O0% | Am (as & E} pl. — Ss 14 104% 1" L VJ U U 1 Lauds 7 , ae {ad wae PEER ES te mee aay A ise hs Mansons 10 282 strations in F 1 t sales Lip 3s | rr | . ons in Frew pecial- @ point of trade, yet sales amounted ° 7 _.| 37\101—-15.101—14:101—15 || 7 Saturday, riday, || Virginian Ry O .. 2 10844 |108 4 |108% |Am Let & Trauc..| 50a 182 182 [Lbs . . “ only 7°21 shares. A net gain of 4 8) 3}103—5 4103—5 (|103—: 7 t | Sted a ret Krad ri Ig 65. . y || Waba rf D4 : eal 1104 ieee : dice Li iatete BH Ig E ‘ ‘ 27 P ae oe ee Rs f ee he ‘ 2 P ; || “ah at &, “ Cc eee} os yas , ovd- m {: 7.7. » t ter ing . Cables at g fractionally. Waltke did better|,, | 62 108—26 10022 i= | Combine nth ago M811 ceva | mP P. cog 3s P03 % 103% ion | Capen) 4) 41% " ? vou Tam Pa ot . Tae r se : | hoe com . late in the week. Burkart issues ' 4 | ' Tota bond sales (par value) || sa Ay C) é 44. 9 44 104% | Am Super pt 1) 2% “6 2 | Venezuelan Pet 0. 7 | est Mary! gd4..j } i ‘ - p ‘2 | Am Super lst ‘ 984 4 Waitt & Bond A ed > i: q : o : i nee a 1 | £5 46 ( Highest Since 1914. ® reacted some Laclede Steel at 180 3% 8 ins 1 113 ol nis—a1 | 5} 81.00 pone | mag aed Satene (3.004 was uP from last previous sale of | 43-47 ..| 26 101---181101—16) 191—-16 'Am Glue Wenden Co r “? *" a | “h, 7 bh. . ar Wes Ci] 166, but turnover was only 13) " " | Se a’ | + Bf | , i $ fy, 7 | | ee eee Oe CORPORATION BONDS | ony Pate Bias ee p * | Anglo SECURITY. Sales! High.!-Low. |Close. | ¥ : - : | _ |Am-: Sol | 1 Py “2 dhs } | Weaeat D mon se if shares. | Aw AZ Chm Tiec "104 vA 104 104 Wi ATT SAG . , ae - :, . ‘ MARKET AVERAGES. | 3 familton-Brown was unchanged | Am Ch ef db be. 3.104% 104% lot | Int T& 38 52; 30; 96%i 96 | 96 lest Shore 1 4 g Oli) | ‘o1 ® | tArizona® Globe | es | : to Jower at final se ssion of week. i ne gg & = ROS LOO 100 ee ee F. LOS 10 Lud 7h ~ 5 1 5 re gg a — gy ~| ? - . DOMESTIC BONDS | Elder : eom a eee 2 ee ; “~ | +, 66 - e ¢ oF b s: ; 4 L 4} oy y LB&MS rig “2 , OYS OY i | criye , . “ . , mises 2 ee ih Atlantic Lobos pi my “26 ¢ Thal B oT] q0 te LT pot 1“ | ‘ a} , , sf a \lil %\113 tiGualily nigher. An | | y 7 102% 1UZ%MjLOM%™ | I. eet As 1, YL) D1 %| vite | Willys Ov Oye . | “1103 Bancitaly renee] 14} 1. i . prvi ion fa oe 101%, LoL 101% | do 2d pfd o2 14 | BT | + +++ : a a Cr } 1047 Mm 1047 "s 104 7 is ifr . My “3 ’'1O5 %; LOD 10 » hy , 5 ‘ % ie 10] 1% BohnAl & Brass \ , wae 4 ode y ’ . ry] 107 %& 107 107% ado common oa ies /* | a see 2 ne 11109 jog (109 Lid > 6..>..] 34,106%1106 [106 2 1106 1106 || Borden “o. 2 tae So 5 2016 Q 107 34 |107 % |107 %4 | Fred Medart pfd ... — a : ; BOND LIST STEADY | ae SES Se . 4,1 LOD 105%4 Loew = ~ 100 1% 100 LOU 44 | Wis Cen gen 45.. ) | 84%) 84% Brill A |} vO") Os Rad 4% Av +> 97%) 997 1 97 \% Fulton Iron Works jeeee 20) . Total stock sales. 1.079.090 shares, ‘ AT xi COl 28. . 4 99%) 90%) VO% wng 'sl @ 4 38 hi O4 af eerie & 38 ee ae 11105 1105 1105 Briio M1! ee? | 8 % | "y re I Mill ay 104% 104 104% Fulton iron Works co: to ceeeee ees 20; 11 { 13 ¥ ane i | 1M WEEK-END TRADE | t@icts 23.25 $6} rSlavo2¢linos$|avore | Lerllara Co 8.-| 61 8744) 87441 87: | paaticn sone. = | Rae oe oS 31 25% | Amt seat Go 36 sc] 1olto delay 102% | gloveDemocrat pia s--ceror10 D11d% 114% Saat — " Anacon Cop... |, 151094, 100% |100% —s 2s pint ii 76 73 | . . . — Brockway M T | . Qn | ag | aon. Granite-Bimetalli ae J0e J ; | Ou&N col tr6 ol ZieJh jal \2 |Alp Mon Stl 7 0& >* Oo i Bklyn City R R) “ 20 Indu st QO Piac az Ride, ~ 2 anal > ght nh Poe eich eae 2 ts yD ahh ra ; ” eabnnes omg MeN eee si ae ee SR i is saad ia ° Hamiltcey-Brown Shoe Hussmanfin com Huttie com Hydraulic Press Bric iA ~~) By the Aesociated Press. ; eo lala ana on "Oop Gs i " 40 10424 “ 104 m Lod mn ud&eN 1 ¢ 43 Vi - ce 4 we) Gs ly OX > - 7 a ~ And ~ & 7 K we 7 | { } { 7* } 40 i oN r p uP . . r : A “a vv, i si i ,4 ‘ } ¢ : } : , ‘a NEW YORK, Oct. 8. The stock : By the Associated Sree. hn & oc DI Sis vie Ee td LOuAN 1 tas 4 wl OF tH ’ j l Anti 7 ; me : 5S ip 4 | Bue sce - agp , Rid), so5% re. NEW YORK, Oct. 5A though week: | saemeCo vr’ ‘y figs ; cis \nwehes Our 46 4 | OOM eee abe “| ‘ 4 imarket worked steadily lower jn + eod profit taking today caused a halt on Arm&Co r'st 4 ‘a: Yj} 9079; § Fe ike i&N SM jt 1 _ D2 } 4 | Are | aot My | Ce a. | : : cb wenn leggy lh nigee : ~ : : the March of mally ~ mds inte new hich | ag aA > or & , lalate ‘ 300 Rt F 4... Pere ge Be Porat ca oh Bore py Bm ey pry oi ry i. TS i i 2 al & Internatioagal Bhoe com ‘today Ss brief session until just be- verritory. the list as a whole was steady, | - : | . ; ‘ , 5» Sv2 We t, » % > % d } a. a9 a an? * | : Syn f is w ve) J v ‘ 4S iy La ] { } Packs 5 a iene = ieies ' ; ' -? ‘ \ ~* . ro : ‘ aed , ‘ya ! j | 1146] TL f be d Le : , . ‘ ; ; ie ‘ (je pe ler acking coo Se i : : d one or two of th e oulsta! iding leaders | ¢ c ‘ > | 3 mA t+ -\4- ; ? cyt y : . % | aii. d J J es wo : aa ‘a a : ‘ “S| » “2 : r a} i i i ‘ ° - p om ts ' fore the close, when a series of bull- : ] the pas st wee K agai improved their +z ~* = é : . . } illar ‘) Q ( yi va ATL? } m4 ‘ 4 YH'I1,) DOA | , jew , ty 3. : y ' te : %: 2 314, y2ae | pee os pie ' a Shoe | ‘“ Id a+ i i ; revyious be «t pl icra. With money econd)- i , j : ‘ « . rh, *) 4 . “ ae , vs ’ , } Vv tj) 24 an | | $pe 2 i ( ‘ellulvid . : ys ; i : ' Di Py re ‘ a V7 & ‘ 7 ' sa Ieee 1Ae A18 } p) qd. era © rear e ‘ i ye ish demonstrations in ai few tions still easy. aud with the relatively 2 c a re singer nt Pine i cee | Arg ($ 60. Mas ,' 99141 YOK | do pt new ... i 4 4 | 3 ‘> Gas 5a 47 » poly 102% Laclede Steel Co ...... Ps ise F -pmail axgregate of $76,000,000 in new | Sa. 05% 105) ie bag : ; : mh Ul Arg 6 6O Oct . Oy | Q Celotex , i) % (0 | 70 |CanNatRyE Gs 3o| 8j112% (112% |L12% emeererr es, Ge. St | | ee 3 Cen Agul ‘Sugar. | '150a) Ll: bu, 5441 ¢ “Nira tage Pa: ~ 7 Missouri-Illinois tores com. © M & SP pr ni | 40% | Oe 1 atte 5 ax% | 98%) ORM | Mo. Portland Cem, part paid Cities Serv new.) 21%) OL? +2 tow : Fe Fal ” 102 % 102 % | 102% Missourt Portland Cement ..cceses ("ities serv pi ee} a } 7 ee P ; i, | Midv Stl cvt 5 5: 99%) YY re A 4h i 103%. ) ‘ pe a, | Mil + Be pn te sia ‘ ; National Candy com oo , Rea! 1Z1) ig vas Must exlensive In certain Barnedall t} wal | og duce many of the early declines, Fi- foreign sectirilies whi ‘bh have been buvuy- | Barnedall @ ex-war 14 Ve Belgium Belgium ecel including Germ: ane tal- ‘ ‘ po ' , i 7 v : recently. inci * mag A ata Belding Hem 56s “} | . a ; 7 9H1,| 09% " Belgium ne ; 4’ ‘ 7 "se a t nal euotations were mainly lower, 4 ian jesus. Rae y Se end Gs were easy | p aa Pa Tst&rfdB ; . ; . ‘4 ; af uF te ‘ f COD Cc “4 9 be) COT ior - with the declines running from 1 te Me SS Serotec" F'5 000 M08 an ts | Bet St con OA ; Beth St con 5% omw Pow 102% 1102 % 102% |. . | apn ‘ | ‘ Qo LOO l., Jo04, "a 8 Chi ny etfs , oP +} J ‘ Rice-Stix Dry Gooda od Dp fd. s ons Cop Min ... ‘ ‘ |} . . - ‘ ‘ ‘ i S ~~ ps Marie: , e a . e ? f i i total sales crossing th; million fa orite a rather large | Bot ¢ on . . ons Laun C A ¢ , J C re ae 5M, : ~ oat 03 e Scruggs-V-B D G 2d 1 pfd. . chang us hands as high ae 97 %%. |) Bw & Of L | page gS ete sly : 1 E Ps , Cent ) || pia. ee ‘ nee | gas 50 « bate in coon tulane- MeThere was fair demand for Gulf States at pis i Gin . - 7%) 97%4| 97% | Cuneo Press ---- | ere Gee rH : oa vi fi. * | Stix. Baer & Fuller com. [ks as 4 ee ); on publication of the Government Stee] Stes. but industrials. as well as | Curtiss pee wal an ublic utilities, were generally quiet. Buy- | &' ‘ ‘.* eo . +. meas atest ‘ | raz gS . 4% Davega int. wees >. fiSs > $F tiga? poe be ef | n St Louis Amusement ... .60\ 25) 4 Oo bak: | crop condition ; reper. ad the fie of Pressed Steel Car 5s appeared to | 7/30 *. “fre a wo Siacae | tne - ‘ ye Dor 24 | Braz © 78 O2 1, Pa Sy 4 » | Deere & Co. ..+s|] 2,0VO | 20274 | Det fat Bdg Raa 8 101 eg [201% “4 1018 4 | St. Louis Public Service ae af: 30%! 29%! 290%1 ° % further advance in sterling to above @ a] run, ited “State for the moment, at b O'ne wih 1D ® eo food, ' 7 ee oe 3, De Forest vtc a +, ae . en ve 3 B %| O7%| 97 Wabash Sec, pid. ....e-- 2 105 7 | 10/ 3 a | = % — % 7 » thle Part site tates Government securi- | Can ac : oe |: S cll os ‘ ? | British Swe J OF do radio UODV. . a4 ad, a& {| > co al 2e ee ' Ww > eC lade “bs 7 BY) °2! Bt. ow high rec . ! | ata st 2F Ss “h : , | 36) * ) altke com. ete 2% | és i se ate: dnegraay ae fies were irregular tebe dull, 2 108 3 ee AE Fp a 4 ~~ : ;bueh d iA . , 2! Dirkler H A wy ae’ | saci, 4 F Da te aie * ; ; Warner Electric Corp com. ye Deehler Die-Cast 4 ; 4, r ' eo =~ a i Wagner Electric Corp pfd. . | cember, 1914. Sale of dollars and @ mgmanragn | Chesa Cor $$ 2 ‘a! OF! WOE s >, DA Lt) 72 : “2 | Bulgar Ts 1967 3 91% , oe o# 'purchase of sterling was believed TRADE VOLUME LARGE ‘V 28 Ov 2 ore 100 % {100 % i ee ae = ; ‘ ad Cald: 4 O84) f | { Durant. M Stores | | : BE ey 8) oe! on” | East St. Louis & Sub Co he. : i. ¥ : ; : ‘” "is os i * B i 4 C ‘ - a : : ! nNaGe ° 3 ‘ fe ea (52 , Z / rural t ovo? ° J} i ; ' : . : . . es i Ss F — ‘a 1? F C to reflect the transfer of American ? ‘ 1 | pal ¢ O57 = 7 > inte a ‘ + 108 1g |108 ee ee ae a tO" is Dura 3 | 47} a “4? § eS id ad Baagy is of D capital to London, where higher in- ON CURB EXCHANGE - : | 4 a - sick Sh alan we 1 OO be pamaging iad 100 te 100 cB hare.) ‘ : a | G: Rag 0234] 924! 92% | wnited Railways 4s C of D . : B : 29 ee oF ‘ 7 4 o -' ‘ av V Ay we ft 1] 3) y yt y : sont - ‘ - ‘ ar terest rates are available. emer : a! e&a | d C | BR 6? : Naru arf , : nd , § 52 311: 3% iL: os oe gy er = eo Br ihe Associal’ j } resa, ' é os ‘ wa on . i 7 " . ' ’ . , id i 7 Pf : 1) ‘ . .- 00 1 10) ‘ws | Lenore a > > ” ( r a Q! ‘| i ‘ oo Ulin ; steel is : ) 4 : . . a i | ry 4 — ps i? ' ~ 4 4 ‘ 4 ‘ Pe . e 2 ‘ i : . . - “ © **Seullin _ Steel LO! LU) | . i ere 7 ‘ +) ‘ oe . - ~ : ” } I ‘ ] NEW YORK, Oct. &.—Most significance ry Ss ae ©! ORT, 3K 7 IS % ee eS ee ‘ | Chile |! mie JOOm 1091 —— ’ C ‘ , — a ‘ é i “1% ; f ‘ “2 100 % too 100% ee Aetu nga Mexican Affairs Watched, ™ in today’s dealings on the Curb Exchange | Chic KE ne ae | ova | O33, | “re dy ; Chile Ts 4: (1008 : ine Speculative Wall street showe @ was the manner in which auotations of lenic Gt We | NY Chic & StL 6 7105! U. an a a 7 a tae : 7 27 2% | T 64% 36 ....| 110 |110 4110 (tn od vale 000 omitted.) . iow a many securities iD ved without Cn- | Chi 1&Y ~- 5G [> hy weet eee IN Y © & St | Ne fa 6 #5004 4 9 Q]7 ‘ pom. i A 5 os “Ss : rulf LF ite as *108%1100 j100% tDividend rates as given in the table are in the annual cash payments based on disposition today to pay more at | radon ow et Trading in| (. 12ct P 6s "1103 % 5? Sap 7 107% 1073 7% logne. 6%s 50 o 1G Te v2 | ee. duane .1 S0ni105 j866 (126! if § | & 56 | 08! se | ¥, | O8 % | the latest quarterlv or half-year declarations, or. in case of newly Hotes eseuritics. tention to Mexican news a 4 =” gears: le Continued i Jaree VOIUmMe | Annee ce ’ ‘ ‘ iN fs St Denes ee 1/ a ' oe eo ant. 20%) 30% | Indap 4,001 4% «| OV ithe dividend intention announced at the time of origina! sae en ting, nies possible effect ae securities torts S| coll — Se shane” oe oka at tiene rer +p | sgl sins a Li 3 oan Site 4 sur ) rr | Fanste ¢ eee , i Int See © 5 47 1s! 5%! 95%| 9514 |otherwise noted, extra or special dividends are not included. The letier (e) tmdt- 9SS1Di aC c > ? — @8«C+ at 'y > aking in shares la UM&> : a ce aggnaits r a : M none “ | ae Dhow ’ ‘ . Shz : of anies with r lately have enjoyed material advances. etf .. a7 yg Os ce ae rw ng Be dh ~. @ 1 VOTcotl Ste sepa, Be ; | F ma: “hs 32%) 3H 7% ~ 72 | z tal p ae ‘ ty Q. 4. Eben cress er Shares of companies proper- Motor shares were @ompelled to recede | Chi 1102) 3 LU. Cundinama 7s 4 2 4 % | See Che 6 ae 31. OR, “ig ties in Mexico were under pressure. from the levels reached on the recent 158 Kopp G&l -~ ae diag NCR ACE Be a BG eta a in ean & - a — so “ t5 oa at et ON 9 YES dik obaabnn nant speek mae alent NMAC: A RRR NAR + OMA RS AY ARES 4 0 ah PM tree RD Fr ee CC ee 2 ee 0 ee Pe Ca ice bpm attee woe ok pe aa aan 4 bias eeu dey oa a a nanan - neat ne © & Ri 25a158 158 {1 yh PSC N28 08% . | “1 641: receipts 1,943: shi t : how at Camels en qo “10! Est R ext #f 78 ) LOL i 1103 %|| GOS wer Tet wal |Nat Dist 6%6 3! 5 100% OY % SAVANNAH. Ga... Oct. 8 —'Turpentine = tionally, but they had been rather @ , later paca ee eg ; 5 Pc ) . | Oi N Y T deb 6s 4%: 0% 190% [110%, | Fiat 7s lua : 4 item h | sae 4 | 17% at Pow & Li 4 5 104%. 104% 1104% firm. 48%c: sales 25: receipts pe obi>- af He a mae . = 3 : o , t sreat Lakes bredgeing, keere °oCc é NYTel] 1 » 4% J1344 101%, 102? Wi ae oe i) Vee “ay an abe : , y ORS : 3 I aS ow 3 : : iM 2.5% rosin firm; saies thoroughly liquidated previously be = o. 1M larvland Casualties in which tig | lo 46 vi 5 965 gg | eorel : 7 y 1 2% | Nal Ser : Q2 & 2% | praants none; — 3 — 24; ros ‘ . vers! i cause of ihe dispute over the land ; issiies dec anced from 3 to 6 points. i Ce ” “100. 10 is Nene “bik! Q% 9 | Finjand sfg 78 590 no ALND OQ | 4 2 4 | Cleasonite : iB ae font a9%| 90%) 91 3 u . 4 ser ral iowe . nin ¢ loos is as , , "wus ££ Rv ae f ( i 1, 5 f (44 tyf pCa BOI} oe. 7 pt, ‘ | Nev Con Cy *. , OD 14 | av | poy, ee laws and oil rovalty rights. . 2 * gee on ania ak dalle aie D Ni 1a Us t 2 +i 24s ft ; 3 » bay . - , Ary ’ Oa). ov Bde : low . ati ” 0 ayf > bd . : : , | mec ti ve | in nan } ih a fe i 71 cy ( Niag Fa r, 102 07 14 j102% | » Os 4 9 27 7 7! ve eo ie Tt" ir 8 ‘aa |NewEng&E! Os 47 51 99 | 99. | VY ‘ aia ed Further liquidation of the steel @ : new 2 3 ath 2 | {Fin ML 6%s 8 VD by | VD! VOY | Or oo) Elec Cc , | p14, [Nich & She 6s 37] 9.102% /102%4 102% ‘Curb Sales —Continu | on {s ; , 5 (¥3 (iy 2, j / I te ; “é oar : ‘ % uae i ‘ | Nor St P ( vt 634 i al ™“ , % | Golde mt | , 3 112414 |124% FOREIGN BONDS. character of fall business to date @ ogee “se oo a | oo ET ae Cl . | ares pr r . : |i Se Ste ste ‘| : = a ‘ SECURITY iSales! Hich.!| Low, 'Cioss and the waning hopes of traders - = ing influenced to some extent by a 4-point | N¥ 5'% 45 e107 flee Ed 5 i POL 7, TOL % 101s ra 9 et s 106 lGt Lake | ock! 35aj1¥: 42% (LYS "4 | n ‘fea = sy Fiageatipss eles ‘es Ju-$ Sae eM ¥- 57 .Th a8 cHtT., &. 1.8 Fae Bi ‘ ach in ; | Crov fil l 4%] NS Ohi . 1, CA 9 LAS, deg, 2 100 4 | 100% (10 5 Ogg 289 1 21yi : 21, | £en ) Ed 668 OU “e ° ence ia array. | oe canes — : | AG Bk 7 50! 1! AOL 1OL4, | He int Co nw) 20 oo 7 ! : 2101 |101 {101 Lomb Elec 7s 52] 1S h Due 1952 Id 4.86% > ne. | ‘ | ‘ Mane M&S ; who had looked for a resumption @ zwicinct st “at SN 3, % 40) Boos xe ‘ | : ) : —> | ' ; a. , s . : .» ; Tr i4 . er ‘ 7 & ‘j 0 3% 106% ‘106% r : { ' 5 : 91102% 102% 102% Medellin Co B or! he mS ; ONE TIRE & Be 4106 105% 105% Men Pr I oh] o. Ys | ' oe 1942 rm sits 44; 94%| 94 | Merid Elec ‘ of dividends on Bethlehem Steel — : - ‘ube oo 3! 973 7%, 97% ITN Dac -¢ ne 2111534 tL i otewtl 4 ' . . ° ” 2 } . ‘ Sy .% '* or ' a " | * Haw nome common this year. Oils also re- , 2 101% % | Nor Pac pr lien ii ON 9h 16 8 br | lHecla Min . 21 QR , | Montev 68 59... 1! 93% 4, US 4 | Y5 ‘3 4 Netherld 6s ee 16 » 106% 106% |1064 U ‘ED Lt, & RY 5 10! 98%! OR | Nurembre bs ‘ : | 04° Due 1952 fold 8s % { im)}) DS . ~ (i 4 yf? a, ’ - I , ‘ ey ; a “” ‘» ’ ; 4 ‘ i i flected the unsettled conditions in @ Foreion Exchange oom £040 6 8 18 90° | Onio Riv 1 |. Giaoa = 108m aaa! dy By ex war 2.101% /J0 | Hollinger | that industry, new 1927 lows being @ Dav Chem 6 : ‘ te 10114 1013 ash KRR&N 1%) 91%! 91% | G- pe 7 ctf 4: S101 4% 101 | Houston ec e Ww : : e = > @ a : . i? A , i ; é f (3°? 3 3". lis 922 ’ i ; 7 , ss. J 4 te “#2 “ Tl i merican, estern B., P ps a “ae)6=Ss NEW YORK, Oct. & —" week's trad- | Seeeres ng 1) 93 2%) 92! Park Lex 61a | 5) 86 || 86 | 88 3 6! is ted ay sO! osai 24%) 24%) 24% | Pur 1S a 3% got 3 Pierll) Co nee | 4 7 uo a 4 ” | 9% | Penn - 7 30 ? 53. 114044 | Hol-Ain J 103% 103% 108% ne Sa | | .. tee “6 Tea. eT eee Brus FS Oi! se! | +% | oe Due 1947 Yield Bb % : , of) i 2 ; California Petroleum. ‘Tidewater g tne in foreign exchange included another) ,7), wg - ep : = fea intehes I, Ge 47 1 10: t interval of pronounceé strength in sterung Del 2A ' = ., , ; Ae ms 7 mee ee ; 2 , : : . Russian 7 4 % | Y Mun 3 (94 7 Cty hy (pT | dust tu; yor -| ve lis ve . 5110214 102% 102% mag Oil preferred jumped 4 points, . q cl an . Gealit g: ‘at tines being in | Det ie : C Oe ; o 1 . dl enn I ec! o 6 o % ae ae : ; , - age sPpee wend os ; : Ko. he I | - 7 é 2 | | Rus 6%s ¢ INC 19 i i j § however. Cuban sugars were 3 3 -Dreakine i ¥ Che hayes ; ; -_ mt} r) ‘ y . : 3 J 79 fF : { i rin rh Z , " ee . -s A tes ; ra . : 4 : ‘ é , } : : 7 ind “) ( Fates ad s* : . | 1 1 4 - + Rs 7 * ere y 3 DS “se | "s 72 | OR * “% San Ke Arg we 45 5 ne 1046 PIRE GAS & ya 80 Me Sivance to $4,867 yr cables being for | Do ros cet | | Peo G&C o ? 103 75 103%, 103% | *° | we 7 3s. 8) fC) Se) Sort oe co} dent | 39% | Schulte t 6s | | | ooh CrtaBio 78 621 OF : heavy on reports of a large Euro- . Block PAOO ) and representing ac- t) c cy Lai f » 861,' 86% | Peoria Bi 4 5) 901%) BOY! § Ni ge he 5: a“ de v8? Internat ; ° 4 Tn. aoe 5 RYT! £9 % | RY) Ty te ag led +4 Oe me! ry 100% pean crop, Cuba Cane and Punta @& ee el fuke mae 7% | 9013 poe [rere Mar ie of 5a tes : ita 19 4; OO 1s) aa it a eT | 5" TI bg oy 101 %4 101% 101% | Stinnes 7 46... 3101 |100%/101 TEXAS-LA. As : dae ik none . _ vee te TU pF } 16 ize ig % ' bats, BEd U2" ' gga we eet oe Peed "4 ‘| . | Shut ea 6s 42 61 96%) O63 $65 ¥, . ” 1K? 02 , Pa | Alegre sinking to new lows for the @ relee was Teearded as certs Mi ee a - oem ee 2 | So ee 111 a9 4 lg \Sioss Sheff 6s 29} 12)102% (102% 102% | rnit ¥E] srv 7 56. 2102 | Public utilities presented several es * oe t} G oe ore - Bs ’ : oe toe ae OF we Ss oj pat SE yt, * emg See : ir ah e392 | 1! 5 | Sols ay Am bx 42 5, 98%) 9 YS YB% lon EF . | — er aw | MICHIGAN 9145.2 . : L Tinanelal miterests and .,.oc'u a athe - ; —. tags / - - a ih of ol s 24 7 ; SEPE&EL Os «Vso | 1’s ‘ points of strength, American Tele- _ = favor the transfer of some gold eleiak Bue * ee és . a ee er a- , § emt ; gasp eet : " : ee ‘° wes’ lareanar . Croce? 2 13 : ~ eee gs 1104 (10. 104 tin StiW a6 %, 047 Ail 20) 98 | 97%! 98 , phone, Abitibi Power, Montana a ‘ $3 a | camtal. Todav sterling was r wt a e. : of , ; é ec C1 ‘ , J . a Ss ae = | os ° ba ‘ ae ° ¥ 3 ~ ‘ , , | “° ts. i. . 3 bs | 5 4 Sou Cal Ed e & e ‘? z, ? pemmemnmest So ICE A OFF, $52 - er and Engineers 2 omega a yg ee hee _ Sain ot Alengggt | ; Asph 314 - 21 ue Pas aes p =s 3 1107 % a = i Ble aa Attar ee $ y Coal pt O%! 39%) 39% {So Gas 64s 3. & 105% ” J R CREEK ce common and preferred, all Ge sunny to meet a ston he Betence of |Gen Mot Ac © ot) 31 77% | 77% | 77% | Rd J Cen col R108 etal aaa | Wilseds 60 72. ., og 211064 106m, | Leonard OM ...4) mo 8 |Souw GRE bean 901107% 1074 I A CAPITAL SECURED FOR Due 1931-30 Vina CREEK LUMBER GO. reaching new high ground. Colum- ¢ a . btoO 6co h6UWItb rt rt r a In Lon- re od ; _ ” ve. 7 Pia G ~~ A rg : Qn: Gg 14 ua { + ee Pe 3 1) 8, ) {3 Lo! sléZ | ne ¢| . ws * Um | B77 j otar ngpehe t m1 z 20 28 z ~* ot Ys wit + the outstanding strong spot amone qm , tlio w: eo prominent for | the specialties, soaring more than “MB tw sys) py anne a ue was rm 85.42 7 points to a new high at 188%- to thes move emt and ww: “succes: . . . 2 os | Fag ty adel ht h a Rise in Sterling. Bee 1 the last two devs the market “Apart from the rise in sterling, ie Mer of the wee wig aes ry a 7 “> ee Py ~ a ye es ? e ~ Reale ad Lo ee eed? aL Detatied Circulare on Request eee ” Jt itt eds) . £2 ~ "n@¢eF aiferna’ there were no changes of impor- p trength and oakte . sty : : : P&I , 4% 4 Pate de 3 PA, 90° ag > i of =i 4 oe | CAPITAL . ¢: ro ' . e . . Sate L x ar , ij 34 eft LD te : ’ a7 ¢ ] dill * ’ : ‘ A} ; fis . + ij % ‘ , * ’ ; i} » 7 } — among the leading foreign . 2 ett eho _10 points, buted elmost d&M adj ine 5) 27) U3%) u: ae teen. fy Pla IEP os os 8 ye” ag” | Por lege &x 61 OF 16°11 . lidjand Stee: -; | 1S Ri oa: 7 101% 10134 101% | . exchanges. 3 rekon ‘ - lative huvin role Hun e337 C Nf } Vf ee Said + fay ee 71 oe : Donte al 91 : clane =. roe pte Miiier ! eer ova Lt) . i or. spa = ( 1. ' ee ieee ete ste hist cord on om | Ht best re 9 [B00 100, |seico Ine Og ctf) 210844 108 ANTM 66 5 101% fp | Miller, Ro PE oi Lualius,_ [10 Pow 544857) 10 903! 09%) voy FOR FINANCING The weekly Clearing . House . = sled ga SH ollewing the inereaes in iy Cent hag 41012 ie 10) ! Lae ~ 1s 0 , a Si ULG We 226 110% 1 x ‘adiat N74] A7%) V% cag Er Es dor > a y + : O ein statement showed another deficit ie fart in nk a . but lost tte main | ° : y ab | ae, eo a B8% |-Rninelbe 746 1106 Ss 106% (106% | Mountain Prod.. 23 te, 2 tea | Are you planning to organ & Co in reserve: this time it was $10.- ee show; sy nge 2% : - - on” ow wik: wy } ‘ ¢ ‘ ene ‘ ' 1 ; ©) . 7 et eet ed Pd © o* ray 741,000. The detailed statement of - = en 7 Ase on AR mruav which ‘actual condition this day showed me @rr: ent to, eg a ga ge 4 ae } $1? 19 » Cnvian w - ‘increases of $2. 029 000 in cash in 4 a _ he 14 at | 32 premium 1 Tr ry rf : : ‘1 pee vaults and $569. 009 in time a 4 pel YORK 0 . tee tn tk IGN « te ot SLA " §! 87 ed _deposits, but decreases in all other =e ke: ‘atious in the foreign exchange mar. | IntMerMay er © : 104 ‘principal items. Loans, discounts . @ ENGLAND — stern: D €48819-22: ©./ Int Ps ¢ G. 41. 291106? and investments dropped $134.822.- HR oSeisig = ae. GR SANES. | Int Pe eve oe A g Oat aie , 000: reserve in the Federal Reserve ms e607 prance: 3.92 9-16: Clint Ws cel 27 81% s RI} ga codes oe as ieee | ee EN re 2; PRY! GI - IndPub Ser -ef; 20a 1lf (hee ee ee ; : Bank of member banks, $13,007.- ~ : ; ¥ - ' . | ba pe, 2 Pe . A 4 2 108 % 109 i No . ee! P (3 m 7 ve. . ; , ; S | Dr -UEN— i , ne. | Kel-Spre Tire 3 108 % 108 & (108 % lat “NY 4% 61 » Ot i ie ah ae oe i ae op Bre ip. se 4s wu) ante) 20% | | " @ : D. 19.! : lirepec Fnd 6 3 104%_'104 “4 Jin 210) 00 (100 | 3 Sh 109 Me 209 | Obi a: . : Nb ; ( 0) high record at 23.85 cents in re- — Ge : ot ag lint Pap evt 6s 4 *106%1106 i106 |tenn EP rig 6 A 107% 107 7) Uruguay 60 11) 96% | 9644! 96% | Ohio Oil_..-.-. 1} BA's) 99 % + of | STOC CKS \ BON DS sponse to the raising of the Reichs- - - et == ————— Saas] os ———— —————s eae ‘ ge et va Fe , ee aT 93 = | ‘ bank’s redis e | Crown: ; | 2 | paceee ON. 5 42 cee) ed SECURITY BLOG. ST. LOUIS, MO. For the first time this year and = my 4 rd oF he | ress 12uzic. es Iinquiry is regarded ew pointing to an in-| “a4 fd, a! Reid 21 | 21 - Garfieid 3 the ninth time in the history of 4 aR me 7 ae, 0 i \! Spring Chic kens ; Are > Higher; Ducks | ica ‘oaet et ta 8, e- | crea busing : or ably ay he pub- at ex Fuel ..| | 22%: « aw | TO BUY NOW | lk er cihcihadiaiitiatiniatnaitaiiaibath ——=_ the stock exchange, total sales | — Up on Local Exchange. é had + pa crossed the 3,000,000 share mark , Ge _ BRAN ru; Al SF te ST. LOUIS BUTTER, EGG AND POUL te moderate, market steady: Wisconsin) © ob. WS San Sacre cary | Pee r & P iim) OP | on Tuesday when 688 individual 4 F MOX NTR EAL—Do! Siew iF: D. 100. 00%. | iY E or HL ANGE. Oct. — 7 es chi bet sacked 1 + hs : , ri Da ne “p- fant y an ine? age In Tati ath anies RR Ope p silt - pctr} 4: i - ie | | ‘A oe fe rete a vane! t poanll Rakes Seite issues were ew ad * edC. on — eee) ee ack! eneralily @ rin : , dealt in, also a B nchanged to 1c ba orgs Maen, Med : re Pick Bar Co Pi ‘ it} anu | 50 Gil ~ nao securities, many of which ; 4 at 2d5c: @uck r s high record. 4 CLEARINGS, MONEY AND SILVER at J; . ; wi 2s re * agg A. pe 5, 4 40 5 tab rin prices sdvanced larpiy anc yen rairi > a — yor r he ies ut t : } ase OY may x Tollot 7 quotations are zor round lots , , " on Bax" ‘ rePactad ij the Might gugotatien abroad ray rir, Tin ¢ ee , J iZy ai Y purch +O y Stock e¢ 3 . 4 k exchange member 10ans, — now be holding. For exam le: * ' . fy. ; et, L ia ¢ arit 7? ry - 3 it ‘ 5 i ind : ea me en: : me : , 3 mate public after the market ’ a j thon Te a annie a _ - TTE 4 reamery extras, 4&c; aMiG-. | e al : wy Pe ‘ry - ete ‘ SUpPpPiy «a th; firmness. Pee cet OF . im” Kida age tye \ ane rae i P won @ eitis 4 the oi} closed T ‘Saay ase 41 3 ported Ciearings for Oct 8. 1927: rcs, Pa rete. Gic. sBeconcSs Ty eae ‘OUub- | ei Pel art wit ; DPLNE s, Sry oy } oy z «nhinment were rag lity thiv "a': ; 4 P regent port n © ; 2 : : on ue sday, incre dad $2 a” ‘4 . ext} He: No. 1 p acl t) 2 siock, ‘” i , “oN yA if +s > " ro ’ ‘ ; 2 iad ; ; — on § ‘ ra ve - A on | oO ay | there indications ef ighe prt | ducks, twas! rees. P LA Sas eal in ton win aN i mite ale dpe , } for PHILLIPS. MID-CONTINENT ] it ’ ; @ ; cate -* got * P +1 , . } — oe tua Y w ber ” ' M wn “ ik | oa | : : 7 . % . ‘ ‘ ‘ +! , 3. hit ; ' F s ' : 4 ¥) ' : . : - a: 2: s { . # | , ent Stock Market Bulletins | 9.100 £000 ; corresponding dar last year. “rene " By reah firsts in good cases MART. AND. BARNSDALL and AT LANTIC REFINING? ESTABLISHED 9877 to i >) we HA rorn~ 000,000 in September, bringing the =m 18.900,000- this year, $5.650,200.000; Dane CHEF csE — Northern twuir torrespondin 4 | record-breaking volume t under “fee 7, were: Deb individual , in Outlook for the coppers Wii 5 c . lume jus ; a ig to inceivicuai special "i. tubs and bake: s K EN > EE COTT, CERRO DE PASUO STOCKS—BOND OTTON-GRAIN | Federal Reserve figures, made pub- : irs -~- ‘oe vi 000: tetal ve, $4, a ts b ne 26%,c: dai SAN , , ty a } 1€@% —s 4 te in st , iia + | wee * 1A an? pele OP . = , 7 a P 801 ; ie ‘ ; . a “>’* ~ . . / awe 2 : eo n My j » oe ; or pf >Re t roepect +8 im | MEMBERS | tot 7 - | 7 eriog 5 952.- | douse total at the end of the month to Te 79.000 Repos: of last year. $5.95%, OLEOMARG ARINE -— Table grades in A - ’ ; : ‘fT ~ be . No 7 > I Ve "2 Sy : four billion dollar The weekly . 4 . $31.100.000:; total to date. ’ =e pe receipts ¢ : om ; ‘ . 700,000: debits to bank and ban ‘ ; = . | 20c¢- ordinary firsts 26@S2c “i ‘as siixhtiy earlier at the neal - + Ri Vy Fs Bde geet MAGMA ane | f hee . 4 S CITY. Mo ling th es ywin o a moderate | Rubbero® 27, 2521130. (13 LAN u erably higher! ‘lic on Thursday, s) in 5 com ned debite were Pe 1 o7¢ +}; Oh lec oul 37°C; Can@es , ' ic 01 lay, showed a g@ | 1.00 ; * pri Ks, 20 mand, | J se rht consuming inquiry. Later the mar- |? ? ) ‘ ¢ . : O00: total to date to individual LIVE ‘POULTRY. __ Fowls. heavy. 20c: | Other proguce W ate \iket was steadier as produce! re ub-| Sait-Creek Prod = eae IU Deo™ and GE! VER AL MOTO tre ' ; . ig (OE pe he ‘TYSOON : | or nearly $9¢,000,000, making the 3 = and bankers’ accounts, $10,926. 400.- + fb tre | eee eee | : | total for member institutions $8.- 4 nar ailver, 65 Te: | SOT, chickens,” Se: broilers. 5c; leg: | ; Antimony averaged | + bate enet i meeman Repber|-| 121 32%) & oe nd HM ENERAL MOTORS NEW 150" | New York Stock Exchange New York Curb 59E209,000, alan a pecpek TRS MMMM See 628 ver, sie, | gprines. be, cocks gle: Neen” Sucks, | By wie Associated Freee anh Hitare, Tash "eited oF aber |eiventing Reber! 3akT eae lgae | 4 The. tbe, whieh Menage New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade huge absorption of credit by the 3 ; LONDON, oct oe yy beg 25% ¢ c: ducks, 16c_ to 19c; mustor’ 4g ite. | NEW YORK, Oct s to inier- | #' i tion proved to be the principal | southeast PAL .| 2] 39. | 3% 38% | bch etock INTER? | St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange | suewe, 26c; 016 t | | during the past | factors, |Stheast P&L ct 36 el oa HICKEL, F ‘EXAS, | St. Louis Merchants’ wf securities markets at a time when ; @ ee. Money. 3 per cent. Disco «. No. 2 turkeys. 16c; old turkeys. d0c- nes . ee EE, pers 1 10% , 4 q * Th 45. rg to 4% per cent ae © pollnce ai . 0: guin wee k on a larger ecaie that reer y. SP } a cage. ema aaa i Stheaet P&L wi | 3 ‘ ceL BR. } , al : Exchange leading lines of business were 2 7 Meaths’ bills , hk Sane per: come. eat. median by 50 omuineas. small. $4.50: jparently proves UNSUCCONT UD, eee nad. | Dry Goods Market Review So Cities Util pf 208) ° 7 , ; ‘IBL REYNOLDS ey New York Coffee and Sugar scarcely holding their own in com- old guineas, $ jail reports told of @ conte ed. ” stant iia ,. | Sthwest Penn Pipe Ove 4. 0 CORN PRODUCTS, BETHL — | parison th rally «NEW YORK R RUBBER MARKET PIGEONS A x D SQUABS—Live pigeons rate orders, hich Was ve" ~ Ree age NEW YORK, Oct. g.—Cotton goods | Sparks Witbing -) “| owes | 4 w RIGHT AERON AUTIC ay. | with last year natu €12% per dozen: Gressed sauabs BOG a - thi g season of a. irket strengthened on the cotton report | Stand Com Tob i a, om? | @ eTEF! PRISC ATC HISON. Direct Wire to All Principal Markets was the subject of widespread i NEW To Ib. small land dark BOG S0c . ot gg : Simply eend use your name and address instances, 3 €\ & .. Robber pene ;s—. comment. ~ = amoked bbed : “Oot. 8. Re ber aa ROC : a ai oun of I i Sor a tite . . . * ? lk s. . “s t WeUNG 4 . al , Sts ' P K er tky : > ; : : 4 0. Tals e I30@ WTS a@i3": inde. | railroad er lacin ra for Ceiiver) nod yere in moderat lemand for Thune” | « * A i] Neb ; 1 4 | — sonal pie i . —_— : 21 18 ~ F $t. K Bullding | | | me | , in modesto, & Stand Oil Neb .| 1) 44. | S| you sbeolujely free. 4- - Fourth ee eg xe oo $24.10; May. $34.4 ; , ; re hw as ‘ ' eunds a up bi ; xt yea ath La f rs , : \ need lin ' | . Stee] Shares Heary. j Dec. ae op oe . -Bubber cl} wee > sounds. 12@12c: ‘ 1 as pend “in a = einess, Was estimat CG! te itis if Ohic.. | od i | 33.00, March $3440; May ete. | 300,000" tons. | Tharedar. The. ¢ a) we 19%) 19%) 2° | Investment Research Bureau — St. Louis Stee r] 3 a +40, coaree. underfed, underweight :' + | ground , - } shares were distinctlY ; wanted and salable ons ¢ Ske pound Pig ron ‘was dull and prices were UA DIV. 144, Auburn, New York ; NEW YT . not heav ight in- | ©» Tibbe ORK. Oct. &8.—Rubdber: oked | action _ inde. leiden catggick etme: d S @ 2 spot 33%. peremsess 1N@12 %e “per Th eepoor fabs, Oe: | NAD improved export demand has | Lead. Zinc “and 1 Copper. operations was 3 PS ere @4c: bucke. 2a3's ° l te devoloy undertone in the re | ; = anak oar tae pounds | 4dal Osa non vot > ‘ ners . Ta ; ; 3 ° ported during the week. Septem- , 4 Steel M 4 " fy. } per ma’ ¢ : offerir 7 4. ot T D t Ax) e . q arket. MILK—Deliveres _ in #. Lan s. $2.60: n ran —uhet eiin me Leu sturds imken Det Axi® ber steel production figures showed q on TORK, Oct. &—Sicel prices un- iw voRE on. ae (Pg est Bina a rea" my “have been 8 ores Ping + at £6.05 per 100 onwnds. Teb Prod Export a falling off of 17% per cent, com- | cali [> pared with, test Senn,

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QO WALCO EWS = Ss > SX: Wort : SYA NSS Les Ss . PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___—= = SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 ‘reed. log misuse of the mails here today; __ ail = Miriam Noel Wright F ORR ane ND | ee — an wae FIRE PREVENTION WEEK p ! | when her divorced husband, Frank | (= ee RR ty OR [ ' | : : — BEGINS IN ST LOUIS TODAY ty the Associated Press. so Lloyd Wright, noted architect, re- | Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and } . : Pees MADISON, Wis., Oct. 8.—Mirlam | ¢ aS “1 Fe : . ; . : EASY ; . . - Se ° + j . Es Vivekananda, will give four publiciectures @ | a tog? 3 PART TWO Mayor Miller li itizens aw . » Calling om Bl citisen: cese in 1908—Prominent | : oh Ae nuit at ee a to use every precaution against | : | * F aa Stand: ; — : | fires. in War Work. = Bs irom 8050 to 8350. We have 12 or these be, - At the TOWN CLUB, 1120 Locust St } | Preparing for a general observ- | —_ ee eee = ‘aa sae “sor Mg 50 —, “a. oo : Friday, Oct. 14, at 8 -- m.—Vedanta and ’ | Of Furniture Rugs Home Needs - 4 ° . eee eeeeey comnctl a) eS Br music (used) and bench. ‘These play x1 - a aa the Four Yogus. 4 A Feast of Genuine Bargaing © ie = ramatic Season have been used a little, but are in perfect SS : Saturday, Oct. 15, 8 p. m.—Religion of We m9 . . * a20 _ peeeeseesaieweds se 7 BN sone GGG >" 0590 - 7 . . . \ “+e ahs stings Pr engen= ES TR OO ES See nae oe oF . satel. 7 oe a lap % ‘ fi "3 va eo ; : i wen + Fey . ae Sat ae phir nl nee og we 2 lr ely ly al eae thle BPN Se Re aah RMSE oe OM Re aS eas SS NS gee: at is Wt sapling dol SS ied ; oy . - — JK. ts 7 noe se - dee Bas” ene, ‘st ‘ tas > P ee a F 2 r) as" ay a - “% me as) - 7 RO ie Tage i ae 3 . Mead ck On 4 ¥ Sim, 4 . be Oe aoe - PD Ne a Tips ® . CRS BE AGES, ae fire prevention will be shown, and! home this morning after a long | ” WuRI IZER*:: a . i | Evenings | @ | 3 Sunday, Oct. 16, 8 p. m—Mystic Path. . 38 Bargains tn ! I RN y, Uc » op d } S. E. Corner 12th and Olive oa ~ d » ‘Barker Clal meetings this week to discuss'| : nial An some civic and commercial organi- | jliness. W onderful : 7, Oct. Ie sent ; Player-Pianos. 1006 Olive Street LECTURES ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC the subject. Monday will be taken to St. James, - ; The Fire Department, under the/ pro-Cathedral where it will lie in ’ paths ee 2 Florence Reed Star of Play asd te so fae eo *y a ntl — st = pa ee 1 ran : j : aX Pe ee Bains 32 Noe i direction of Chief Alt, will give) state until the funeral Wednesday | jae ) , - ) :. , — ) . . a | : Life, While Richard Benne has sent communications to be} ROCKFORD, Ili, Oct. 8.—The 1% agg an | - condition. Easy terms. Don't cn a ; if 3 notified ik acheet piety we Rev. P. J. Muldoon, Catholic | | a ae ee oe ne oe ey Love. | | ; & . eb “s Ss. ‘ - these. em, o m . . i } 2 4 | ma: Sock? T Lis a i *\ . Ren. oe Sunday, Oct. 16, 11 a, m.—Reincarnation jf | = In picture shows special slides on | Bishop of Rockford, died at hi : Son on ; i nas, . ie ~ : 1 an al ' — ; and Immortality. | a : Episcopal residence tomorrow and. ——————— . special demonstrations of the skill! morning G. * ee of firemen in the residential dis-| 4 general breakdown in health /{f§ | tricts so as to direct attention Of) .ame while Bish Mul as in i 4 ‘ame While Bishop Muldoon was in . : , - = of Drama at the those who remain at home to the! q , ovis in the summer of 1925.:§ ad e © Special observance of this week. / attending the dedication of the St. | Still Provin Our O-Y ear Reputation iw | @ URGES HIGHER TARIFF ON CORN | Louis Cathedral. just after | the : 7 ' Eucharistic Congress in Chicago. e 4 wo plays come to open the dramatic ‘ a 2 TT snenenas Gesture” at the Shubert-R lowa Oongressman Calls on Presi-| Bishop Muldoon. had been con- Barker” at the American tomorrow nig dent for Increase. i fined to his bed exces pt for an oc- - in. Soe Beneciated Press. 'casional hour or two since soon | cg . , in f twe WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—Repre- | arter he returned from St. John’s Tt Se Reed as the star, will remain for sentative Cole (Rep.) Iowa, called | Hespital, St. Louis, last March. At = @ which has Richard Bennett’s name in ele De oe i iAacgc . : " ol . is | on President Coolidge — tO) his bedside when the end came 2 - ith George White’s Segndals” coming on — Poth of this weeks offerings come ¢f : , iff: . . urge him to increase taril: were his sisters, Mother Mary He made the point that imports Chicago, and Miss Ellen Muldoon - vor tn wear vic me - their pleasure, to find out what from Argentina especially were Previdence, R. I. Two other | Our syndicate buying power—our 40 years ot furniture experience—enable us to + Odd Pieces x ness, ae the kind of playgoer who de damaging home producers. stat are —_ soar ming — The Tariff Commission has been oon ve of corn | Chicago, were with the Bishop mended. The ecgenag % does not act under |. octergay : ° the flexible provisions of the tariff/~ 7. 495¢ : ' ( C } | N I t t ( h at 908, ishop Muldoo , BR, . e laws until the commission has had Bivwd ve aioe se boe wees ; OnveTen €rms O mn eres arge Ts oimpresario, A. H. W oods, who is said to f an opportunity to submit a report. | Chicago ak the titte ot ‘Deen im any manuscript with a bed in it, may & The maximum rate increase S ie “ ie : a — ; a“ : ” President could gored Caine wait Tamassus, was chosca to ad-/ 4 for joy when “The Shanghai Gesture ie EE be S990 wer cont '|minister the newly formed Rock- | if It was laid there by Mrs. Leslie Carter, - . " a tas ia j Se » ford diocese, composed of 12 coun sone Otel than John Colton, who has sidious Orient and who has made what ties formerly in the Chicago area. | fy iad With the World War came the. if ‘ * ets de cor | | | * ) : : Ww ity ; i |establishment of wm great canton- | 7 ————~, “it | it Ge | | Rha ie Ge et | . | i A i : Te ountidy sum by helping write the play > | sf ’ “ty | t | .) 1G ane ' to re ae . ¥ He aro this vivid new role of the old ‘ment near Rockford, and Bishop | But during the trial flights of © No other store in the entire West Z| ment met the increased de-/| >; 27 v= rs gh — = | wy Vib 4 je * a Ei 2 ;, i aS mS , @ Bi AN vi * ' ; pe - ; 4 ie Carter. 2 . ; p : r% wee Se eanan ene ay can offer you such an elaborate . : : ; ¢ 5 . , ~ ee duty on corn products 50 per cent./j,ena of St. Patrick’s Academy | mands for his services. Bishop es a = 2 | | ee is a> | — | | = Bef Lf |_Muldoon was a member of the Na- & ce a Sy see A EE (/ Za Be em a ee Es wae an ee 3 communities as Newark and Atlantic City ftional Catholic War Council. of / eens Le ar — ii . vee a | \ Me aG ary! WAL if i | 7 : ; o- Carter left something to be desired in the oy acemnmnmggeatie Committee he hes | y ' | d at q Te he a at . ; = what that was. A shotgun, possibly. | Was chairman. Lae i ; = e | Bishop Muldoon was born | At all events, the management wished Columbia, Tuolumme County, Cai.. ‘ | place, but were embarrassed by the trifit nia anc entucky sc} Ils na a 2 “ ; oS : fat St. Mary's hain’ we wre :: 7 foe.-—SCé ass first tactfaliy suggested to n hs = ordained priest at Teakivn ts ‘ ‘ _—. was necessary to buy her off by promising 18. 1886. | Radio Cabinet 4am ~=s thee author's royalties. | With t il ce a : 1 a . me close of the war in | There are some fine, moving scenes | 1918, the National. Catholic War | This Kroehler-Made Bed Suite f Four-Piece Bedroom Suite $] IBY b ; € Fe and some of ‘the most carnal. discourse Council, organizea for service in been attempted on the advancing fronti ‘this country, in which Bishop Mul- | : | doon was a prominent figure, found | $198.75 $198.00 Heavily veneered in A | is agreed, pretty generally, that: ese walnut over gumwood. Note the # formance in the play and last week, in | itself with a large part of its funds Ti a iasiah ‘ : : ’ Seiten baibie tnan 35 mre | aiueed. ee Makte ecnbetves aut Davenport opens into a full-sized bed—easily converted. Tiéis group you ll find is most attractive. Fashioned of selected walnut elaborate carvings and tlie decora. lan ‘ d after a le Three pieces; davenport, atm and wing chair. All wearable parts veneers in combination with other hardwoods. ‘Besides the beautiful 63 , 1 ee «CO «CGGesturre”’ being headed eastwar | ave comer pene’. 590 2 ie > the piece broke several records for thea you'd pay $2.00 for elsewhere in- cluded. Cent a Roll Cents a Rol! Cents @ Roll Cents & Roll 999088000009 000000000004005 3099500490000 a Roll tthe idea of divertin F } | the : diverting the funds ' : CEtel beckane and wenn berett- $ | into a series of educational schol- are upholstered in genuine mohair—plain taupe shade. The beau- carvings. there are overlays of mahogany, making the four pieces per- 'arships. The funds were of such | tiful blac! is ed d dw . , fect in design, proportion and craftsmanship. The dresser is 48 inches WEBSTER’S 8 ae aap ihoand iacK Maus edge and carved wood frame give the entire Suite wide, | the wanity 46 inches. both with mshowany drawer bottoms. 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The former, with Flor- ence Reed as the star, will remain for two weeks, while the latter, 4 which has Richard Bennett's name in electric lights, remains but one, © «ith George White’s Scandals” coming on Oct. 23. * Both of this week's offerings come here with established repu-’ | a tations and are well known to theatergoers who make it their busi- B ness, or their pleasure, to find out what is going on in the show eS world. To the kind of playgoer who derives a pleasurable agitation fe at the thought of going to a melodrama in which one scene is baldly ® jaid in a bordello, ‘The Sepghai Gesture” may be heartily recom- & mended. All four of its scenés are laid in a bordello. That illustrious ©) impresario, A. H. Woods, who is said to feel kindly disposed towards © any manuscript with a bed in it, may be guessed to have jumped ® for joy when “The Shanghai Gesture” was laid on his desk. 4 It was laid there by Mrs. Leslie Carter, for whom it was written 4 by none other than John Colton, who has wandered much in the in- af sidious Orient and who has made what might be described as an © untidy sum by helping write the play called “‘Rajn.”’ é He wrote this vivid new role of the old Chinese procuress, for Mrs. ‘ Carter. But during the trial flights of the play in such tentative 5 communities as Newark and Atlantic City, it was decided that Mfs. 3 Carter left something to be desired in the part. One can only guess : a what that was. A shotgun, possibly. : At all events, the management wished to put Florence Reed in her 1. place, but were embarrassed by the trifling circumstance that Mrs. ". Carter had a contract for the run of the play. When the substitution 4 was first tactfuliy suggested to her, she made such a rumpus that it ¥ was necessary to buy her off by promising her a large percentage of 3 the author’s royalties. : There are some fine, moving scenes in “The Shanghai Gesture,”’ and some of the most carnal discourse and pageantry that has yet been attempted on the advancing frontiers of the new freedom. It © is agreed, pretty generally, that Florence Reed gives a fine per- : s formance in the play and last week, in Kansas City—‘“The Shanghai : 7 Gesture” being headed eastward after a long run out on the Coast— the piece broke several records for theatrical attendance. 5 Odd Pieces Interestingly Priced 00 2 ER Se AAO | MMOs AE Radio Cabinet $12.75 Heavily veneered in American walnut over gumwood. Note the elaborate carvings and tlie decora- tive center panel. Top measures 38 x 18. Richard Bennett, which has just ended its run of some 200 per- | formances in Chicago. Another company has been playing the ) M2 piece in New York for more than a year. Its yarn is spun behind the scenes in one of those migratory Coney Islands that trek across the ® land, following the strawberries from New Orleans to the cdge of Bs Canada. The lady palmist, the tattooing expert, the Hawaiian dancer, the ; fair youdg snake charmer, the ticket taker, the ballyhoo man—these ¥ make up the motley people in this laconic, effortless, engaging ro- f mance of vagabondia. For the most part the action is unfolded when m@ the tents are pitched on the edge of Shelbyville—the one in Illinois. | Those who attend the performances of “The Barker” will have a an opportunity for becoming acquainted with the vernacular of the Occ . | T bl 5 : e carnivals. acy Continued on Next Page. “s Magazine Rack $1.98 Handsomely decorated floor Mag- azine Racks. Double compart- ment on either side. Made of gumwood—finished in red or green enamel. No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders \ ’ \ Card Table $1.69 Folding style with green figured leatherette top. Corners rein- Ps forced with heavy nickel. A good, a strong table; an exceptional value. : No Mail, Phone or C. O. D. Orders. «the Bt. algae and Victor Varconi in “The Angel of panewes at Asay ue Ae ck ahs ae eee ET atin *G ie : eee = _s —erre a t Se . - a" Wiese nea — ats Af are th, Tat Ag HSIN PEO - "= 7 tae ‘ PO i alee - = ~ ‘ ee ee - > » * * * — bs > ~ - . +> ry > o ~4 A . .. » xf - . ‘ iy" a ‘ Pe. . * ev ~ : ; sal tio wv . = _ .* . , : r i. \4 NGAP OS: , Ps * - TCeOL OS Yas Florence Reed in “The Shanghai Gesture” at the Shubert-Rialto. Six New Plays ' Scheduled for Little Theater EGOTIATIONS between repre- N sentatives of the Artists’ Guild and The Players have just cul- minated in the organization of a Little Theater to give a season of plays iu ofder to meet the increas- ing scarcity of worth-while dramas which reach the commercial] the- aters of this city. and also to offer to the drama-lovers of St. Louis some works of a kind that seldom are seen on the professional stage outside of New York City. During the coming season, which will be opened during the latter part of November, six productions will be made. After private per- formances for members of _§ the sponsoring clubs and their guests. the productions will be open to the public at popular prices. Season tickets will be sold at $19. The theater will be managed by a joint executive committee com- posed of the presidents and-two other members from each of the older clubs. All productions will be made under the direction of Frederick Kitson Cowley who comes from the Fast to undertake the work. Mr. Cowley has had professional experience both in the commercial theater and in little theaters, having been director of the little thegters in Buffalo and Ni- agara Falls, N. Y. In 1917 he went overseas with Thomas Wood Stev- ens and Joseph Linden Smith to or- ganize the soldiers’ talent for en- tertainment. Later he took charge of the the. trical entertainments provided for soldiers on leave in the. Riviera. The parts will be filled by public try-outs for which anyone interested will be eligible. During the coming season al! plays will be given at the Artists’ Guild Theater, Union boulevard and Enright. But it is hoped chat the success of the undertaking may lead to the erection of a larger and more completely equipped theater- building. Schumann-Heink Ina Farewell Concert Monday ADAME SCHUMANN-HEINK Mw close a quarter century’s activity on the St.. Louis con- cert platforms at her farewell re- cital in the Odeon tomorrow eve- ning. The great contralto made her first appearance in St. Louis just previous to the World's Fair. The following year she returned to Europe to sing at the Berlin Opera, but her five years residence’ in Amerita made their impression and her love for this country prompted speedy return for permanent resi- dence. Her return to America was a triumph, she visiting al) the leading cities of the country in- cluding St. Louis. This wags in 18906 since which Madame has appeared here seven times ‘with the Sym- phony and about twice that num- ber of times in concert. Her first Symphony appearance was in 1911. One of her first appearances after the war was at the Coliseum for the benefit of. the American Le- gion. Madame will be the opening number of the musical season and will be the first artist to appear in the rehabilitated Odeon it AMUSEMENT CALENDAR SHUBERT-RIALTO— Florence Reed in “The Shanghai Ges- ture,” starting tonight. AMERICAN—Richard Bennett, ‘The Barker,” starting tomor- row night. EJIPRESS—The National Play- ers Stock Company in “The Fire Brand.” ORPHEUM—Germaine Mitty and Eugene Tillio, Parisia dancers; George McKay and Ottie Ardine in a comedy sketch: Harris and Holly, blackface funsters; Florence Hedges and Company in a medley of Broadway. musical hits: the Three Lordens in a casting act, and one other stage feature. On the screen, “A Harp in Hock.’ AMBASSADOR— “Underworld” with George Bancroft and Evelyn Brent. On the stage, Ed Lowry in “’Way ‘Out West.” LOEW’S—Ramon Novarro in “The Road to Romance.” On the stage: Charles Dornberg- er’s orchestra; Adler, Weil and Herman; and other acta. MISSOURI—Richard Dix in “Shanghai. Bound.” On ine stage, “Flapper Days,” with Arthur Nealy, ST. LOUIS—Henry Santrey and orchestra, with Harry and Anna Seymour, comedians, Edith Clasper, dancer, and company: stelle Fratus, Australian comed'ennre; and the “Maori Harki,” a South Seas novelty. On ‘he screen, Leatrice Joy in “The Angel of Broadway.” GRAND OPERA HOUSE— Harry Steppe and Lola Pierce, comics: “The Supper Clyh,” a musical comedy; other acts and “The Rose of Kildare,’ a picture, with Helene Chad- wick, Henry B, Walthall and Pat O'Malley. Also second week of Tunney-Dempsey fight pictures. j GARRICK—Burlesque, | WHAT IS GOING ON Behind the Screens Oe 2 2a HOLLYWOOD LOLLYWOOD, Zal,, Oct. 8. NITA LOOS, author of ‘“Gen- A tlemen Prefer Blondes,” and John Emerson, her husband and co-worker, will retire. they an- nounced as they left here for New York. A beok. a motion picture-and a musical comnnedy—on wh.ch they are now working will be completed and then the couple distinguished for stage, screen and literary endeav- ors, will quit work, they said. They will divide their time between Vienna, Austria and Palm Beach, ‘la.. according to present plans. The book on which Miss. Loos planned to work while en route to New York, will be called, - “Gen- tlemen Marry Brunettes.” As a sequel to her previous” satirical classic, it will recount the life and experience of Dorothy, the bru- who figured prominently in r of Lorelei, the blonde. The motion picture is ‘“‘Gentle- men Prefer Blondes,” now being “shot” at the Paramount. studio here with Ruth Taylor, Alice White, Ford Sterling, Chester Conk- lin, Trixie Friganza and other comedy players in the cast. Miss Loos and Mr. Emerson wrote the selected the cast and watched the first week’B work be- + nette, the carc: scenario, i fore leaving the production in the hands of Director Malcolm St. Clair. The musical comedy to be pro- duced soon in New York is to be called “Is That Nice?” Irving Berlin wrote the music and lyrigs and Miss Loos and Mr. Emerson the book while they were in Palm Beach last winter. “Royalties from stock engage- ments of our first play (‘The Whole Town's Talking,’) pays all our bills and the rest is velvet,””’ Miss Loos explained. ‘“‘We’we worked hard and we're tired. From now on we’re going to play,’ Janet Gaynor and Charles farrell, who scored in “Seventh '‘jeaven,” made under the direction of Frank Borzage have _ starte1 work in their second co-starring vehicle at Fox studios with Mr. borzage again guiding their screen cestinies. The story is based upon an En- glish play, ‘“‘Lady Cristilinda,” by Monckton Hoffe, although this ti- tle will be changed as s001 as a suitable name for the production is decided upon. Albertg Raga- bliati, who was brought to Holly- wood from Italy by Fox after he had won a contest for screen aspi- rants in that country, is given his first big opportunity in the Borzage Richard Bennett and Marjorie Wood in “The Barker” at the American. mn % picture. The story is laid in Italy. “Wallflowers,” Temple Bailey's story of youth and love, recently off the press, will be produced in motion picture form, according to an announcement from the F. B. O. Studios. Dorothy Yost has _ just completed the scenario of the novel, Sisters of prominent motion pic- ture stars continue to break into the movies in Hollywood. This week Helen Taylor, sister of Estelle Taylor, Jack Dempsey’s wife, and Constance Lewis, Lois Wilson’s sais- ter, made their bow tn Ralph Ince’s production of “Coney Island,” a tale of the world’s greatest play- ground, Constance Lewis is the second of Lois Wilson’s sisters to take up a Screen career. About two years ago Diana Kane, whose real] name is Wilson. decided to follow her footsteps and since that time she has played many impor- tant parts. Her latest role is to be that of bride to George Fitz- maurice, director, according to re- cent’ newspaper announcements. Sisters seem to have little trouble in getting recognition from film producers. A sizeable list of them is headed by the Talmadge sisters. of course, and Costello girls. and the Duncan sisters, sister's Camilla Horn, blonde European actress, who was Emil Jannings’ leading lady in Murnau’s produc- tion of Goethe’s “Faust,"’ has been signed to an American film con- tract by Feature Productions, a United Artiste production unit. Miss Horn will make her Amer't- can film debut as John Barrymore’s leading woman in the Barrymore vehicle to follow “Tempest.” which is now being made with Vera Vo- rinina as Barrymore’s leading lady Camilla Horn played Marguerite to Jannings’ Mephisto in the UFA film, which was released in Amer. ica by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. She was “discovered” by Murnayu. who was seated in a Berlin cabaret. when he was struck with the ap. pearance of one of the dancers He asked the girl to come to Neu babelshbere. where the UFA studios The girl. Camilla screened satisfactorily. &he was cast as Marguerite. Miss Horr will leave Germany Nov. 1 for New York and Hollywood. It wil! be her first trip to America. are located. Hiorn, Victor MeLagi n, the Capt Flare of “What Price Glory.” and Escamillo of “Loves of Carmen.” is about to contribute another of nis characterizations to the screen He will start work next week in “Woman Wise.” an original story hy Donald McGibney and James K McGuinness. June Collver, beauti ful “discovery” of Winfield R Sheehan. who ts just completing a role {tn John Ford's “Grandmothe: Bernle Learns Her Letters.” hae heen selected for the feminine lead in “Woman Wise.” Walter Pidgeon will have a leading role. McLagien. the hard-botle@ Capt Flage. and Edmund Lowe. the wise-cracking Sergt. Quirt. are to be reunited. Laurence Stallings and Maxwell Anderson. co-authors Continued on Nest Page. Managers Expect Business In Movie Theaters to Get Back to Normal Quickly Effort Being Made to Help First Run Houses Here—St. Louis Led All But Two Cities In Theater Building Last Year. palaces to get back to normal this week. The cyclone wrecked the box office reports for the first few days after the big storm and during the past week there were no offerings on the screen calculated to make the show goers forget their misery. Now, how- ever, the ballyhoo men are starting in to whoop things up again and everything is going full blast. The Congress is the only one of the smaller neighborhood theaters which has not reopened. Whether this house, on Olive, near Sarah, will be rebuilt remains to be seen, It was close enough to the Grand avenue district to keep a few cus- tomers away from the first run houses nightly and it may be allowed to fade out of the picture. Taking the West End Lyric out of the first run field has undoubtedly helped the larger houses to some extent just as the closing of the Grand Central has done. The plans for reopening that house are still very much in the air but it is reasonably certain that it will have some form of picture entertainment to offer before long even if the present deal for Warner Brothers’ films with the Vita- phone falls through. All plans for the future of the local picture houses are taking into consideration the new Fox Theater with its added competition to an already overcrowded field. ‘There are no other big theaters being suggested for St. Louis now and, in fact, theater building all over the country, which fell off last year, has taken a decided addl- tional slump. Te movie magnates are expecting business in the local cinema dustry in 1926, it is shown by figures compiled by the Bureau of Labor statistics of the Department of Labor. Data on build- ing permits collected by the bureau shows that last year in 294 cities there were 967 amusement and recreation places built at a cost of $135,640,162, while in 1925 in 272 cities there were 1047 houses erected at a cost of $116,283,961. St. Louis stood third of all the cities in theater building last year. While the Government makes no distinction in the types of amusement buildings erected, motion picture theaters represent a minimum figure of 50 per cent. Some architects believe 75 per cent is a reasonable percentage. According to the bureau’s figures, building permits were issied for 161 new amusement places in New York City, to cost $41,250,900. In 1925, there were 166 places constructed at a cost of $33,044,267. Los Angeles reported 45 places at a cost of $4,272,845, and in 1925 there were 61 costing $7,902,639. St. Louis foiiowed with 41 plates costing $707,850, the 1925 report showing 61 costing $3,247,680. Thirty-two new places in Chicago cost $13,960,500, as compared with 37 costing $12,728,500 in 1925. Philadelphia reported 18 houses costing Nama arch against 19 costing $3,345,000 in 19265. oF EWER but better houses” was the slogan of the theater in- that Anita Loos and her husband, John Emerson, are to’give up writing for the screen and stage and retire on their laurels. Out in Hollywood right now they are making a picture out of Miss Loos’ “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes,” and Miss Loos herself is au- thority for the statement that it is going to be “what the public wants’’—that is, it will be made with plenty of hokum and slapstick. “It’s going to be a grand picture,” she said. “They're going to throw pies! They're going to get quite arty, in certain sequences, and above all, they’re going to make a movie, as I belleve movies should be made—-for entertainment only. “You know there has been a great deal said about the mission of movies and the new art and all that boring blah, but personally I believe that a picture, just as a play, should be first and foremost a show, a display of accomplishments and amusing antics for the pleasure of the spectators who have paid some money to get in a theater whére they can forget themselves and their own problems and petty duties and concerns for an hour or two. And so in ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes’ we are going to give them, if nothing else, a show. “Slapstick?”” Why, of course, it’s going to be glapstick! What else could you do with ‘Gentlemen Prefer Blondes?’ It’s @ comedy! We're making a comedy with comedians and not with arty ideas. I believe in throwing pies, slipping on bananas and doing anything else that some of the so-called intelligentsia would call low-brow, if you’re going to make a comedy. There's no argument against the fact that such slapstick sort of stuff makes people laugh, and that’s what they're expecting to do when they see a comedy! And if you don’t think slapstick is funny, | wish you could have seen Chester Conklin as the judge in the rushes of the court room sequences, when Lorelei Lee is on trial for the murder of the business college president who changed his affections from her to another cutie!” E LSEWHERE in this dramatic section the announcement is made of feature motion picturés, has extended itself into the realm.of short-ree!l subjects. But, as with the longer features, American distributing companies have assimilated the product, to handle its Continued on Next Page. Te ‘German Invasion,’ long the pet bogey-man of the producers i. J Ramon Novarro, Marceline Day and Roy D'Arcy in “The Read to Romance” et Loews 1“ ee ee kee oe oak =. ine, 8 atk a DD ty thee RN HO rs EN A IBM NS! BIR et = yi Beads o e. ’ a mT 4 a) f = Naot fet Sy eke py, ‘ aa ts te bee ey ie $ oS ont ae am - a oh Se ee pats, les ee sf Ani oefas , . : ‘ ‘ A bec Bhat bes. . See Ne, SP ar ay ea er Ae, egy aE CE ES aS eee Lae Se oe ne 4 dag Sa ; UY ot aaa 3 Fatale oer tee me evan) SRS, fat ESET tp RS PORE NT Set? paneeh END! EEE eer Z ¥ ig if ce staan! re , a Ne: Ps eye ee 9s, STERN CC REN ST od whe Sirk. A. aay PA a at a, ah ah

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— alienated I Ey SUT a itis oih is OS ARE REN ECR ELIE SLE SLE MIE LOLOL LOE GAN RAEN PARES TONERS LIL IDES RIS ORBIT . ‘ act vrei OO IP OLE LIES LOE LOLI NII SOS EY TIN FO Ra ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ~ _Stt |W. U. to Produce | at pant ee 2 | | Fa ci n the | | Another Musical | a) ; it a 4 2 : THE STARS wT = gu ) Show. “High Hat — — ee * = : | | Continued from Preceding Page. | landslide by” winning at Wesleyan flights into the air, Wallace : ae 4 (LLIAM H. BARNES of Chi- , will mark bad ‘ a ee a eae 4 : . ; ee | ' sm - . j ' | College. | and Raymond Hatton are te oe & cago. will give a tree organ but. is to ie ea | 4 ae gee CUMS > | 7 lof “What Price Glory,” are how , nade “Ren, | Ure imto darkest Afstes aa ? recital tonight at at Christ | pices of HE musica! comedy “High - 4 | - 7 : ie SeES completing a sequel to the war sto- | Fred Niblho, who made Ben- | Big Game Hunt.” on Cathedral, Thirteenth -ndj wil] be a T Hat,”’ written by three unive r- > “ 2 Z a - 3 : | ¥ —_. | : ry w hich will be produced as an Hur,” will direct iditan Gish 1a _the title of a = streets. The recitals will be ranged by sity students, Ted Williams, 3 = : dé Se; SES ae eee original motion picture play. The | Channing Pollack’s “The Enemy,” ! Hatton picture . aa Pe next Sunday evening by anniversary Milton Monroe and Carleton Had- . ae . Se eae oe 3 al fig 3 Se Ee further affairs of the two marines! which prowed a smashing = stage he i rea ae Frank Te @ resem Philippi the Cathedral | armist# ley, has been chosen as this year’s | | ee FS Yen. : ) ee eae : will be laid in civilian life in New / success for Fay Bainter. This in- pee nected “Now Wea | - = ili lay on Oct. 16, | | a annual production of the Wash- * ae coe Se z . 2 Say —— ro ? : i pe City cas pe World War. | dictment of war is laid in Vienna ral ist. Wao © _— . |e a ington University Quadrangle Club. . 5 pee : | ae *s iia = . | ag PS Seta se cette 7 1 ’ - | during 1916 Ralph Forbes, hand- se : and 30. ee = work at - ; co a RES eS F em . ; oe lhe picture will reunite all’ mem » aurins vile vai p! Orbves, ane - ————e : inz is: Caprice Heroique. i tal No. $2 The winning comedy was selected : oF —— =. a | Sa Lowe, McLaglen, Dolores Del Rio. | who achieved distinction in “Beau Sigsned for a supporting role ts Bonnet. Boelimann: Prelude io judges, one of whom is a member G. ‘2 é ae ae A f: en 3 3 > | llis Haver. Sammy Cohen, Ted Geste” and “Mr. Wu,” will have | Corinne Griffith. Mr. ; Mey prrancats. Wagner: Scherne Rog of the English department at the - 2a age Be a ay ‘Namara and Barrv Norton. | the masculine Jead. will play the part of the Cole. peonenst™. te from Sixth Sym- uni,ersity. Both the book of the city — me Me Ee : Z | “The Cock-Eved World” will be é in “The Garden of Eden.” te ers. Ae ieimenl Nocture, Fer- G play and the music was written by Pn = fae 3 % &: : — F os é i itle of the picture which will] he complete cast of Richard Griffith's initia! starring y . 28 y. Te hy in Schubert: Alle- : ‘the three students who are now Berek ae acl . oe ? —- . - be based upon the professional sol- Dix's me = —— a “The | United Artists, The actor was a 3 wens: aia ‘ene Scherzo attending school at Washington. — NEA ig i , — : Siete stant unan wrivate tile 4aa61 etender, aS 6beeR 6A D- | of the origin : be p gro, * ~e ; satiate | The y were co-authors of the pre- ‘i ‘ ERR F ss Reg — a : “a | a a . nt , ‘ oe ee ae a0 nounced. Dix has the role of Joa- cara work was Ge of the | i Soom the Fifth Sonata. Guilmant. E church will direct the hunting aa et AIR “or tin Mit EAR he prasnechle 4 Re aPO rere onde ma . Se ee, ea er een eee ens wae a “ay ee ett ee ‘sentation “Rosita,” which wae giv- gs > VS ‘es : eee ; | ole ‘: : | quin Murietta, @olorful bandit fig- | picture, but conflicting =—s — Mrs. Frederick Nussbaum, muste | ST , a F a ) . . ure in early California histo’ y. 'ments necessitated a bast 4 @irector of the Mel-Harmonic Club Mme. SCHUMANN -HEINK at the & ae , Lon Chaney becomes a Scotland) Jerry Mandy plays his servaat,/When Director Lewis tema P promises a unique costume musical be Ou } ; ee ahd * Es oo | Yard detective in dear old London} Chombo; Robert Brower, his uncl>, |took over the picture Al rey 4 at the Wednesday Club, 4506 West- Al laid in a summer re. ageonr iornorrow rig a in he Hypnotist. Conrad Nagel} pon Ferdinand Murietta: Harry} was announced for the ~ Ont minster piace. on Wednesday at 8) lsort in Maine. while the second ' : —o | 4 “= , | and Marceline Day have the rOo- | Holden. the Padre, Sebastian. | Martindale's schedule — Nee 4 5. . in the form of an “Interna- | and third acts are placed in the see : j : |mantic leads. Henry B. Walthall} Thelma Todd is featured as leading |he has been re-signed His Mae tional Musicale.” The public is In- | Richard Dir in “Shanghai Bound” }romantic atmosphere of South Po ee 2 .and Polly Moran—the Mrs. aur woman in the character of Ruth | gagement completes the casting fj Eyited and complimentary a at the Missouvi. arolina. Pe DL 2 FMP FS ri 6.2 iphy of “The Callahans and the | Ainsworth, daughter of United | “The Garden of Eden,” =e ay be secured from any = erat | Oo Ste , bie > Sn: | Murphys’—have character parts. | States Commissioner Ainsworth. |Charles Rav Louise Dre > wr | Pee “a. Pr f ' i : io ‘ ~— he) “cy. 5 | 2 : : See Lee GERMAINE Norma Shearer seems to be the! Played by Fred Esmelton. Frances | Lowell Sherman playing the ee «= Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, s ” i pans =. Sf: aoe &: = 4 ps ny , oer ' : ms spuds . earn 2 38 1% 2 avms ‘ laS ha ? . _ i —_ Me 7 ‘ : ’ | O ‘3 Or | 3 ue: MITTY ~ Orpheum c— golden-haired child of the col-| Raymond has the role ‘of Miss important roles. re interesting program will open CCOnN 1Ou 1 ? 17 S 1 Q 1 S oF ° bs a m t E ‘ +l rem +h os ae oy x an - 4 " i > ee ae eS « ~ lle ians Prin : In’s seniors vote A { 4M ALNSW ortn, aunt to Miss on soem > oa ; first meeting of the Musical Oo 2 ‘ si he, . Sr. os 2a ' £ feaek -« A tir & , “ 7 e ? : : Ss a “Se ae : we My . % en - — z granu . . . ANY plays have — (and | — sounds like a metronome of ; ’ SNES F 4 : : Res ky | a | — : iene Mrs. C. P. Strother some have already gone. since | Safes - , + oes wh « ha “5 en iast spring at the American ’ gust to launch another season. Of | “Eddie,” he says, “it’s lousy.’ Pes a Spe = & ee Eas. -— | M4 = he palate ie ok ‘ 2 A A A A ane seems " these, your correspondent has en-'| And when vou hear the meas- PN ah Se = ¥ ws a | Evenin ae Public . . e = 2x “ee Open Evenings ! é joyed not a few, relishing, for in-| ureless loving kindness in Mickey Se eee Es Seer renee i. ‘ — ‘ _™ i 7 re tamuiar if, for instance you | S$ anothe ousin who weeps Continued From Preceding Pace. | i 5: lege a pres 1ism, he lo: f har} in ' ; a president. Leslie M. Johnson; sec- ever tried to read Mr. Dickens’ “A.| softly into the red-spangled skirt ~~ a es ty gee. | Heidelberg, Prof. Steinach’s theo- | pected. a wor! -nius. Meat as CTSA BIS aes Sr rg | : “Hm ond vice president. Mrs. Raymond Christmas Carol” aloud. land it is an aunt of Gleason's who | '” * | peas ‘ata al ge want tes and other matters of pres 5 : Re} Mae Mon lies iy sy 27 As Prong . fy le "ee «OM. Henley: third vice president, Like Gleason's earlier comedy, fers over the kindly spectacl ———— set ) emg line ; 5 BG oe: CAAA 7 — - . F4 . ~ . Ke “Which the committee in charge of THE NEW AUTO fidence, because you can =m promotion asks be avoided this i pend on its excellent ¢ hm fear. by the passing on of concert ’ | oP rweggpas eo — weasel 4 Cs .- ' j ny Saeme privileces. No single tickets are the wife was canceled cold r mas te arried. eon hovs ae” te . 0 PE LT ELE GE Ea aOR Open Daily Fes \ JACQUARD ee a ae as | gold te the Civic Music League cgn- igh cat of 73 : 2 1 ict rete ace pale pape ees — = ee. mMm4BCUONn 1: Sundays, 7 A. M arts ig - oe om " might before, just after they'd Birds —Puppies—Pets—Cages and VELOUR P . . 5 . €erts and it is only by a member out ae last | int f tha : onatir li, i'm s ter 3 han i stan Supplies of Every Description rN iy harming lamp and ; =é ; turning his or her ticket over to wWwardro! © + Sars “v1 (ing rereer iy rrikhh Vno Ws o>} eal J li i f an n 37 wh bn inat in); Brot 7 a « } fe P as , 3 . ee . : Wholesale cr Retail. = | included, all at the one a the secre tary, Elizabeth Cueny. for_ National Pet Shops 3 price of $86. ee tisposition, that the guest privilege Corner Cardinal and Olive > Ul WROUGHT IRON .. : | fan be arranged. RA AA ARRAANRA RA AA CARMORORT AGA OADRPRARARR DARA ic) N LAMP AND SHADE $5 OBTAINS © The concert of James Hagney, | UPHOLSTERED IN Buy this Suite with fullcumgem [i ‘° ‘end. leaving vacancies p | . _S terribie Stranded vaudeville team trance there ~~ 5 3? ‘ + a 7% . _ ae re aa ea iit 1} nad 2niitcia run Tnrou their act. You see. Eddie Allen +e ore he ‘ PITT TTT iT — es ay oe UT] ad . Pea ° — “ss ; » ’ >» Sa . ‘* ’ ~ ~~ ae i | has “aireacdcy toid is IuUDICS Ais OSS nro! "1lé : » . Dl eee. : , , the hotel-desk when uld not: Of ¥i pay his bill, oceasion ery" - ‘. } i bs 4 ii€ wife, . aTit 2 4 «A id eA a4 TPs 194 7 ' + " : - ’ . ‘rt? ¥ ; . + , —_ cs . 4 U WOT ip tf a ili@ JSILKRACQCO x > alas! rN bellows. See. Cc .ek.. i r¢ ast ho whils a crouchin stage eee ° peace smacker for a bottle of Father! (thinly discuised as the wild At- INCLUDED . ~ }, " *?,. 2 . = 7 ~ 3 . ; . o ts ’ _— Johns—shi f£0Ua COi ’ ae al iin Waterbury, see—and she's got two LLL LLL LE LE ee ‘Starck’ se SEG Louis Symphony Oran aa numbers with hoofin’ in both of | young mother in’the play clung 1 owes aero aN a — ° . ‘em «(der the direction of Emil- Oberhof- ‘em so 1 was afraid the old bei- | it in talented despairing. 2-DAY SPECIAL 2-DAY SPECIAL : Beautiful, Lustrous 9x12 — | a | - fer. has pao the interest and eS paras erpea FG AE TAL ee Mayet edges sp ahs al ENS AOD eh “TiTTTTTT mie, $2 ; young American tenor, who will DEL s [- «&Ppear on Armistice night, Nov. ll, at the Odeon Theater, ith the A 8 COLLET LONE a ORR AONE A A PE. Ce ns I ele PS OE AOL RP ORR RO SATIN I Nt RE OO ey Ne A AI ER A A ATS LLL LAS CIT — se eetiatiannn. sae lows'd £o bad on us. see”? An’ Har- that time. if sid tha “ | | A “= ) &ctive support of a large number ry Hoffman was to come over Master leason was only two, al- ) eng XMINSTER RUG a P of local business men who are act- from Boston to take a peek at th: ug! f cours ne must always § w% ® 4 hing as guarantors. act but he never showed. And 1 take these statements about any § - ' MY fo Woven for long service wri a? . Hagney is a former St. Louis put in some ma Ww stuff, an’ I guess | actor’s age with i grain of s: It. CMY and designed with beauti- ¥ ‘ : E boy He served with the Eighty- they was lookin’ to air us anyways | oubt, however, itt no men ¥ Gh Y ful, rich patterns. Be F finth Division during the World and when the manpager over to nance ans he ill i ae War and after the Armisties bad . Din nan ; o% . hoe = : nig . | Mae Fs — eer 7 at , d : Lith 1, . Bis - agg gn Ri a gs h # . a aall ben a ie wag seas : by, $ 75 | S : : peen signed. remained in Paris to TN Be ee oe tern onysate dag andar lige arangpnar Clea ‘ Ss] £ All S | D f "WHA : - @ a bees gc ee —#0 he leaves me out of the sugar/en only by the playwright who has 7 rance ale 0 amp e emonstrators, ‘fy wees “on > — & ‘abi: a and here we are a hell of a ways _— that kind of good running start d Shi h i U d di ' = ~"G Vj — from Forty-sixth strect in the theater. : a: Used an 4 tly se Ra 10s ) A / Art Glass, Metal-Base fs ; nim ~ = =" 7 ae 3D ree dant heat—con- inest, and cultivating mushrooms | an age ae warming sweat on his face and | underground: “Fight for Lite!" an | DOWN closet, 6 coal ie ouat? hands trembling. he dances a very | undersea study of a Darwinian. Per Week I | . holes, 18-inch amount of fuel jig of eagerness as he tries to make | struggic of the survival of the «+. | Complete. Deli : oven— hand- ival o » fit. | eliv . ne a —ver attrac- is Sih Sellen quae jet, chewias coment nett’ | piete, ered, Installed, With All Equipment and Ready to Use i = BUC somely nick- - tive in appear- and important. At inst he death conflicts between gigantic el trimmed. ance — Buck's skirt she still holds in her hands. | showing captures. by lasso and br $1 a Week | still and looks at his judges, (lobsters and sharks. a lobster mag ® | uality throug : . « , r si while his wife gets behind him and {an octopus. and lobsters and elec- Open 7 Open , a arial ck I Cries a little Inte a red spangied | | “9 $1 A There ts a moment of such deafen- | hand, of crocodiles. slot) Mon < tric fish; and “Jangle Round-Ups.” | Evenings Evenin a | 1018 OLIVE ST gs ing silence that the ticking of the ‘ constrictors. na and boa- . WEEK EE ROLE REE IM EMEP EE Shee sp Pm fae eh pan nents ee ee ee Pe 0 — eee. © eee SC eee & oe

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_-. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Segal Faculty in Vienna University. -SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 9, 1997- AMUSEMENTS of. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _AMUSEMENTS Louis | rong MUSICAL LEADING THEATRE OF ST. | ATTRACTIONS f Ane Direction ALAw & ERLANGER mS og MARKET ST. AT SEVENTH TOMORROW NIGHT AND WEEK NIGHTS AT 8:25 MATINEES WED.—SarT. : Direct from an a'l-summer run of 203 swintnenete — at the Blackstone Theatre in Chicago CHARLES L: WAGNER (In Association with Edgar Selwyn) Presents ICHARD BENNETT In the Greatest Show under Canvas in the Theatre “THE : A RK 7 R” nian With a Distinguished Supporting Gast “Greatest Entertainment | have ‘The tieldon “Bead” ever witnessed.”’—MARY GARDEN. | _ THESE REASONABLE PRICES: McNAIR f Double Program Nights. 50c, $1, $1.50, $2, $2.50 We f Ma Oe 7 ¢] Fn | MeMetiMectetent ‘en tate eee, ’ a5 = . ‘ & “Between Danger” Sat. Matinee: 50c, $1, $1.50, $2 MACKLIND AMERICAN—BEGINNING SUNDAY NIGHT, OCT. 23 5415 Arsenal Greatest Revue Ever Produced in America F | Dv the Awssoctated Press acing the Music | VIENNA. Oct. 8.—The Austrian | if ';Government today established a/| : in the | Vienna. Fourteen | lecture on tyDo- | bill posting. elec. | the | buying and selling FECNS Sion TODAYS flights into the air, SR land Raymond Hatton ar /ture into darkest Africa ' a re - a igs | Big Game Hunt.” That is Rs: the title of the next Beery Pe ¥ . ur ank re y- ris : ee itton piet S Ir St a 4 department of advertising fy Skouras Theaters offer you St. Louis’ greatest entertainment values—thig week—next week— every week! Always something better and more pretentious! Programs that are the last tenia in \ oe entertalmmont! MMSE ROO “td SEVENTHC fe Locust ™ ie _ if b ~ an, sa University of FS) will will mark Hegney’s American de- but, is to be held under the aus- Pices of the American Legion and | , will be a part of a program ar- ‘detec ipsa ranged by them to celebrate the yan [LLIAM H. BARNES of Chi- 4 | Wee. will give a free organ | recital tonight at at Christ church Cathedral, Thirteenth ~nd F Locust streets. The recitals will be ©e Beery e& to Ven. professors NO TRAFFIC CONCESTION AMPLE tage hen ASHLAND SPACE FOR oo AUTOMOBILES | 3520 Newstead Reginald Denny in “The Cheerful Fraud”’ Special Matinee | trical «signs, window dressing, _psychology of “Service for Ladies” | and “The Woman Who Didn't Care” while Ameri- ' Bremen Theater § | 20th and Bremen ‘CHOUTEAU ; : Jeff. and Chouteau 'IMBASSY f | 4938 Delmar 1 FAIRY | 6640 Easton KING BEE | 1710 N. Jefferson Kirkwood Kirkwood, Mo. | KNICKERBOCKER 3145 Park | L o w r L Lo “The. Black eee Laura La Plante tn | “The Love Thrill” Special Matinee man; Beau hu ve beni The C enwet a Woman’s Eye— Getting Looae the Thundering Guns of Double Program “His Dog” and “Wanted a Coward” hard “The an- JOon- fiz- os a ee ed. ee ee . BTS) eee ir a Aeon nines A ae enabtres aint Sag et 5 A xh PRE RI arg Ae ea RTI aa, eee ey / r v" : R Se i 7 ha ae ‘ 3 x é Pemtehbire vite ‘ iPS RN, 2: pabieinbe ee f “Man Power’ “Enchanted Island” Special Matinee A Jazz Rodeo! A Melody Round Up! A Joy Fost! {2 Roarin’ OLR: Double Program “MOTHER” and “THE OLD SOAK" Claire Windsor in “A Little Journey” . Special Matinee BA ROFT: “OLIV BROOK, EVELYN oGuive An Inferno of Pa “4 Love, Hate, Jealous: Crime Only iene in a Decade ° a Picture “The Stolen Bride” f BILLIE DOVE in Clark Entertainers Girls used in the Skouras Brothers Theatres will be selected from this school. Enroll now. Phone Lindell 3120. SS SG US a ed next Sunday evening by anniversary of the signing of the " ~ ; who directed. “Now We're In bie Meanie! R. Philippi, the Cathedral | armistice. Proceeds from the con- ied similar subjfects. Fans Air’ will direct the huntin ‘ erganist. who will play on Oct. 16,/ cert will be devoted to welfare a4 ; | a" gn . 9g and 30. Barnes’ progran. for| work at the local: Veterans’ Hospi- | ©?" ©*Perts me ee - ; 3 t, +} . ; > ‘ | a, ' evening is: Caprice Heroique, | tal No, 92. 'dress the students. Resa a Martindale has Bees: Reverie, Bonnet; Ronde aii Grittith 4 role 4 | Francais. Boellmann; Prelude to lwill play the pane ne the nindalg Pyohengrin, Wagner; Scherzo, Rog. : — , "ig Steg © Coloney . Andante from Sixth Sym- e a c i ” - @ " ° ol Rtacag Seam of Eden, Miss # bony. Tehaikowski; Nocture, Ier- Girls ' es . I ) Girls ? United i a al starring vehicle fop | ? To the Sea, Schubert; Alle- © BT $ from picture, but confltcting encat® Mrs. Frederick Nussbaum, music | STAGE CAREER OFFERED tO’ y. nents necessitated a cl ye : ' @irector of the Mel-Harmonic Club. vant,’ When Director Lew is Milesteul 3 "promises a unique costume musical —By the— ncl>, | took over the picture A nee the Wednesday Club, 4506 West- Al & h i e Harry |was announced for “waged —— : Be cater place, on Wednesday at § ton © co of Dancing Arts pstian. | Martindale's schedul a | m. in the form of an “Interna- *} Ie ° ading he has been re- dasa. le a acoal Musicale.” The public is in- Saum Building—Grand and Franklin ' 8 a | — Ruth | gagement completes the casting pes | yited and complimentary — nited “The Garden of Eden,” with @ may be secured from any 2 wel orth, | Charles Ray, Louise Dresser ang fp bel ances | Lowell Sherman playing the other Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Miss |important roles. ™ on interesting program) Ww ill open Miss; .,, ‘Honky Tonk.” ¢ a sto P the first meeting of the Musical water fronts in ee t «Pega the 4 Research Club and also introduce places of the earth, Nl be the-way | | the new peewsent. Mrs, 3.1. Bows é 's first starring picture fo =. t the Tow n Club. The Paramount. B® be held a Wh Df the Bard dizzy TI Double Prog.: “Mod- ern Daughters’ and “Love of Paquite” \ Dave Silverman’ ‘ Exquisite Orchestral Gew * “FIREFLY” By Rudolph Friml MURS SSMU Where Men Are Men’ Girls Are Beauties! Roller Skating Every Night If You Would be Sunday ou 6(Graceful—Learn to Skate PALLADIUM RINK 3628 ENRIGHT AV. AT GRAND Voice Cc. P. Strother | Piano Miss Clara W oestendick — Voice— Mrs. Ferne Whiteman Smith. Violin .Miss Katherine Mc ‘Intyre Voice Miss Blanche Beck The hostesses are Mrs. } ee € Bf Bowling. Mrs Wm. Abbot, Miss “Blanche Beck, Mrs. Claud Beal, Mrs. M. A. Berg, Mrs. L. E. Berche, omg A. Eckert and Mrs. J. O. Col- . : ‘ i eee ———————— ee Open Daily From a wo 8% Ff. ee Double Prog.: “Re- ware of Widows” & *“*Morganson’s Finish’’ = Commttice in Our State- [ ments. The Reason Why WEDONOT §- i x QUOTE COMPARATIVE PRICES! Li ZZ AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS ODEON—Tomorrow Evening, OCT. 10, at 8:15 MME. SCHUMANN-HEINK “THE UNCONQUERABLE” in a FAREWELL SONG RECITAL | More than 50 Years before the Public and still the greatest Contralto. Tickets—Parquet £2.75, $2.20; Baleony $1.10, $1.65, 2.20; Aeolian Co. | 1004 Olive St. Concert Dir. Elizabeth Cueny. We The Kirkwood Choral Club an- BP s0xnces that William B. Heyne of > Bt. Louis will be the musical direc- | ‘tor for this. its twenty- ninth, year 7 . a choral organization. The club’s activity for this year | > gommences with a social gathering . . 1 Pat their hall on Bodley avenue, on e Billie Dove in “The Stolen Bride” 4 Acts of Vaudeville msm ae eee Te — > > = . . hs oe oe A - ae al 7 ° E toon + a ay \ po hey Z z ns edema aetatieeiilc tiie radars eatin cn cate eair necenieticiearentncereiiaianin nt naam acaieseeeenmmimea ma aimeatidoen> far Paaenim rakes aia badeea ‘ * : oe wi .: ‘ . 2 cae WY x lh es a ait 2 . 2 ef ie A . ss . x eden thine watt nen apaipen and *% ae rite Mies Lees eh oa oa cata GA aya Scene pb tet i aaa ing sabia oF . natn. «yee A alin sey ‘Smile, Brother, Smile’ Williams Sisters PA Frances Williams Mm { Union and Greer 2.75, $2.20: wary Baleony, £1.10. ALL PRICES IN- (» secretary. } treasurer, . dbrarian, Sixteen Pairs of Symphony Concerts ST. LOUIS SYMPHONY NIGHTS, $1.10, 81 65. $2.20, $2.75, $3.30 Branch Box Office, Rothschild-Greenfield, St. Louis’ i=%= Play ERT iS 1UBS | Sixth and Locust. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT [jf A.H.WOODS RITZ Grand and Juniata with Olive Borden a Neil Hamilton, and “SP ANGLES” with Marion Nixon & | Pat O'Malley. Start. | ing Monday, “THE BIG PARADE” | SS wean Milton Slosser's SOOKE Organ Novelty JOHNS “MEMORY TEST” ome: ard is Pound! m 7 EAM. Sina One box and a few single scats | : 7 gione remain in the reserved seat | ® section for the Civic Music League | ® Series opening at the Odeon, Oct. | ™ %, with Mario Chamless, “nae , and Ruth Miller, soprano. Mem- UNION Union and Easton Pe eine ei AMMA YUM WM lh zazer- C$ WW WY: “GAY OLD BIRD” 4 Acts of Vaudeville a BP inn Mere " we , T D2 ape TAS GT ae are aad “ . r 7 AR ee. ae — " ay . } Wh OOPS EO tie” Sate be eam Ro Ghats pec tots et DE te ae beunty e a etgs Mets, ‘ pty Oh a ’ eR hee ee Np Seis) : 1) Ph A a ops. gee oe r ee, eee Ag fis ayers ead Pied Te TE ee ee ee " 7 é > Ket a , | ne hi ‘ ee & a eo 3 3 Mii He AS AIS ee ee 48th Season ORCHESTRA 1927-1928 yy presents FIVE EMINENT GUEST CONDUCTORS EMIT. OBERHOFFER BER sane a vO 3 ARI CARL SCHURICHT OR? DISTINGUISHED ASSISTING ARTISTS \ Pianists Singers Violinists | SHEN WALTER GIESEKING ELSA ALSEN CECELIA HANSEN | GITTA GRADOVA RICHARD CROOKS SYLVAIN NOACK e VLADIMIR HOROWITZ TITO SCHIPA JACQUES THIBAUD of Minneapolis tf Rome, of Wiesbaden, Germany WILLEM VAN HOOGSTRATEN EUGENE GOOSSENS of New York and Pertiand of London and Rochester NICOLAI ORLOIE MAX STEINDEL, Violonceliist WORLDS goa 4 Loulse Fazenda in Sao an RA in _ CIVIC MUSIC LEAGUE] MEMBERSHIP $5 ANNUALLY Membership admits to the five attractions | listed without extra charge. | ENROLL NOW Headquarters Aeolian Co., 1004 Olive. | When the seating capacity of Odeon is | reached, the lists close. MARIO CHAMLEE, Tenor; Ruth Soprano (Met. Opera Co.), Tues. Oct. 25. AR RTA el At OE ae OP Pe oO RT ce AON EIT CCE IRE A Re NO OE CORE ty I = eee weer © ~ eo! > a7 ween “ be Salina aan ar tb Sint Se nee Hee ah dehstint nested, smitiorsm tran: eatet tenet tod rection in aM Aer teegn es te - Frederick Fischer. Associate Conductor | Buy this Suite with full con- fidence, because you can de- — pend on its excellent con- | © . | ' berships for the year admitting to | ‘ Miller, Eve., PS we ond se ‘ " ” . as ae ac pints atari an oo Bee ees Ser ee at eer Se od 5” Seu ere oh phe SRE EW ROG DT ES. He ae aed em. A RO ve we ‘ ll ES oe tt TT DPB struction and the hidden parts as well as the visible —charming lamp and shade Fr Two Series of Students’ Concerts FREDERICK FISCHER, Conductor AGNES MOORE FRYBERGER, Lecturer Thursday Afternoons (A) Nov. 10, Dec. 8, Jan. 12, Feb. 2, Mar. 1, at 3 (B) Nov. 17, Dec. 15, Jan. 19, Feb. 16, Mar. 8, at 2:30 icity, Room included, all at the one low price of $86. $ OBTAINS DELIVERY alia een aa ne “ OFFICERS F. W. A. Vesper. Pres. Hagney, who will @ The concert of James @ young American oa ® *Ppear On Armistice magat Nov. ll, at the Odeon Theater, ith the | 8. Louis Symphony Or ahueten: un- peer the direction of Emil Oberhof- efter, has aroused the interest and 4 > Active Support of a large number me Sf local business men who are act- ‘ing as guarantors. [® Hagney is a former St. Louis 3 4 boy. He served with the Eighty- —— Rinth Division during the World | War and, after the Armistice had p deen signed, remained in Paris to ; mplete his vocal and operatic p taining. The local concert, which E M I R E S S | H E A i R E- : Ned in the order in which they OLIVE NEAR GRAND he Bo x Ott Ce, send your order in no BEGINNING TODAY—THE NATIONAL PLAYERS | sof ie is) “Enclose your check and. self-addressed, ~ - Present , eho! Mtv geaigtne — stieth At es ee ed The Versatile Restection Artiste ESTELLE FRATUS Tickets now on sale at offices of St. Louis Symphony Soc 520 N. Grand Av. Telephohes JEfferson 2907 and 8419. SYMPHONY SEA SON TICKETS geries). $) , a $16, ‘ ty €°5. according to location. Boxrss $250. 20, $3. STUDENTS’ CONCERTS (cach eeries), $1.: W. E. WALTER, Manager. (each Boxes, $35 bigeye , $2.75: Merzz., $1 vs $1. 10, 76¢. WED.: Orch., Miezz.. $1.10; Bal. Vie. 50c. SAT.: Mezz., $1.10, are received, w 69 that you wi etarmped ens NIGH IS—Ore Balcony, ; ae a in | $2.20: 50¢ $1.65; $1.10. $2.20; $1.65. Orch., $1.65; Bal.. 75e, 5O0c. before seats ll be clope aye 1; Art Glass, Metal-Base Table Lamp $9.95 A Lamp that will add an atmosphere of cheeriness to your home — priced ‘very special. | Presents H. Worthington Eddy KE. M. Groesrnan Otto J. Gossrau Aaron Waldheim -—- ——- America's Premicr Organist _ CASTLE BALL ROOM Playing “Are You Lonesome Tonight?” With a Violin Interpolation by Featuring Dewey Brockmeyer and Gis | % Castle Ball Boom Orchestra Henry Santrey Presents EXCEPT MONDAY | A Bit of Novelty From New Zealand Matinee Every Sunday—Fvery Wednesday | § “Paintiest of Dancers” in ~ “SMUGGLED GOODS” Viith BUD SHERMAN, 2 4 MEYERS u Mrs. Paul Guerard Mrs. Charles A. Stix “CAMEOS IN HER OWN THEATRE” JULIUS K. JOHNSON Olive at 20th Street ’ WEYER L. FRIEDMAN, Musical Directo: DANCING NIGHTLY THE MAORI! HARKI Waltz Night EDITH CLASPER nd BOB BALDWIN Phone Your Want Ad to Sell Anything YUnheaure AND BEST FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS TODAY CONTINUCOUS—12:45 wo 11:30 P.M. Vaudeville, 2:30, 6:00 and 8:45 MATINEE “#9, F'oor SOc | NIGHT «(MA 75 . ; + oe er iea@rteer 00+19@hes ee roa vee - An Historical Comedy By Edwin Justus and Baleons and Baleons SEATS UNRESERVED—(Upper Circle, Afternoon or Evening, 25) ome mor ses. teber eet al ‘ , icmpoeciee ¢ Te tt squee : unday 10 zo 4 bs —- on - ae | ee — ‘NOW PLAYING foday (Sunday) and All Week ANOTHER GREAT SHOW WITH FOUR OUTSTANDING HEADLINE ATTRACTIONS AND A SUPERB PICTURE! Mile. Germaine Mons. Eugene The Broadway Musical Comedienne MITTY & TILLIO. ETHEL DAVIS “REVRESHING SONG CHATTER” iLarle Brown at the Piano sete _ see erse@eerelere ter ee@ee eer Our Fall Line of Starring DON BURROUGHS ipesee ig cites sce * AND PA: RUTH THOMAS Downtown Ticket Office: Rothschild-Greenfield Co—Mats. Sun. Thur. & Sat. | ere oad —— — ' In “BROADWAY. HITS” In THREE LORDENS DOYLE & SCHIRMER RAN Children under 17, “LIGHTS OUT” “Products of the West’ % OPERA HOUSE ee ae PPL OA 4 SECOND WEEK BY POPULAR DEMAND! Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents the handsome star of “BEN HUR'’~— With MARCELINE DAY in JOSEPH CONKAD'S “THE ROAD TO ROMANCE” Siege and Other Atiraections— Chas. DORNBERGER’S Victor Record Orch. ADLER, WEIL & HERMAN,,,..0°* Tht Tartine “Tor CHARLEY CHASE COMEDY "oe" DOROTHY BARBER °°y°*.". L¢Maire’s “Affaire” KIRK _emmenre Gotesient Production, ¥'S Orgeniogue Buyers for used arti the “For columns—the The Dancing Marvels of France In Assisted by BLDDY SHEPPARD FLORENCE HEDGES HARRIS & HOLLY Laughmakers Supreme “PUSH ’EM & PULL cles consult All Cast Iron Post-Dispatch lor bi Sale” market place for Prices Today “5c & SOc Continuous Children, 15¢ | In » Performances 11 A. M.to 12 M. HELD OVER THE anything of value. The Post-Dispatch is read by FAR MORE 5%. Louis readers Daily -or Feature Photoplay “A HARP IN HOCK” “Underworld” é | ‘ Presented as a Special Added Attraction to With Rudolph Schildkraut, Junior Coghlan , AN ENTIRELY NEW SHOW BESSIE LOVE, MAY KOBSON and Other Stars Official CHICAGO Motion Pictures of 5 | S Witinkine Sri Setieh Love Beant” Without her Pibting ta It! STARTS MATINEE TODAY CHESTNUT _ TUNNEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT | —————— ( AND ALL THIS WEEK Phene MAin 265! With HARRY EVANSON (the Littl Boob) ‘ The Historic SEVENTH ROUND in SLOW-MOTION | c Ve Hold Sent« GARRICK Mutual Burlesque Cireuit A GIKL SHOW OF WHIZZING SPEED - SIXTH AND KITTY MADISON AND HER 1927 Starte Next suonday—“HELIA PARER’—40 People Sastaces. Ex. Sun,. ‘ P George a, ln A s Fhe Ambassador. Sunday. M Ain LZ eo LBL LPP POT CV.WPPL LI OS a ee Pv LL PL ea ‘SPECIAL DOUBLE-HEADLINE VAUDEVILLE BILL! LOLA A RIOT OF LAUGHTER STEPPE & PIERCE | ‘The SUPPER CLUB’ in “THE DEBATE’ 5 “Matrimony a La Carte’ “QTHER BIG LAUGH- FILLED ACTS Exelusive Feagtu: ;* Phi top “THE ROSE OF KILDARE” From Gerald Beaumont’s Tense! v Dramatic Love Story of the Girl Remembere dthea Mean " ho Forgot. With HELENE CHADWICK, HE NERY f. WALTHALL and PAT O'MALLEY Veck—"“LOVES OF CARMEX” With Delores Def Rio and Victor MeL aglen ge line to © save 50%.. | 30% to 50 ; thats, 2"? showing x5 3 OD Tequest. Fu!) of . 2 and Wal! et ma etc. fend ae larze feneral cata A 8. camp ne. os ORDER ROUSE A nninaton SEND your WANT AD to the POST- DISPATCH and GET RESULTS— 3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN. & SONS Whoa 3 4 * i i i i i i i i

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-DISPATCH = PAGE 4D ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 —=——=——= ST.LOUIS rv = we SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | | 99 gag poe . ° siaised | FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE fo c 7 tt IRMA SUMMA SCHOOL TWe p ER ORMANGES k Drug or Liquor Addiction | By Paul Stark Seeley, C. S. B. . Whi OF DANCING | : iW Classes in All Branches Start This Week Y | RVOUS CONDITION | of Portland, Oregon eee A | : 3 F Eg SIVE NERVO | ’ Se SS i gis a FAR JORNADD REI ltr | ee ional Treatment | Member of the Board of Lectureship of geet ani — ee: eee | LE % | Se 5 : ientist, in Bosto RS SS ee Se | Without Pain nee Objectionable Withdrawal Discomforts. | The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in * | Sa i . NEA” iN FFD i ag ue a — 7 ; x , a : eR Pe eo . i : i 2 A Bye -~ fy ~Tp Formerly Known as ° | = | _——— — | [ormerly Pastor McKendree ; ‘ I} Sufferers” Relief Committee were | & F] ee a = Chrerch, Washingeten, D. C. eee a PCR Ream 4 af . | a . ‘ - 5 10:30 AL M.'s FM. Dally. | completed at a we deeloa’ givin an. : n a k e] 0 : Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 \ @ OCT. 9-25 The benefits are being given un- oe ‘ - a —- ider the auspices of the Municipal | = ‘ IN TODAY’S POST-DISPATCH - 4 q wre 4 a | Theater — in pose ol te rgd pee eng — i : Prove t ernig "ac ; ay BT ition with the St..Louis heater iF LINIM Creaky, Sti a wo en Joints, mbering F M S G t | 2 ; ” eax ft ~ - anagers’ ssociation and the Mo- a ° 'p i I = a sg . me 4 b | it EE. at #.- | ovesceag tu e Thi sos ane ho sis aah 3 ofr a ee or ay tern si | Why keep ‘‘treating’’ corns, when | none at all—and no awkwan a PAR L rt : =e ‘| i y/ + | = satan Se paKe to nation: eal per- Fi en ror | This great oil, formerly known as “Snake 66 - 99 | the first drop of ooepage —— all or — to cause shoes P oo Bt 3 . | | farmances at the Coliseum, a mat- i fw acmecres}) Oil,” is the only thing of its kind yet discovered. V a e sensation of pain, and a few drops and cultivate corns in other : MEAT COMPANY | “ita + ame and a night show | | ee | Will penetrate the thickest sole leather in 3 | soon end the corn! | ys te is 2 : teat ‘ eS ries aie eet adidas | 1) Cayomeqecenaal minutes, there is little wonder it gives warmth | | The most painful corn, even one/ and certain. 6 hardest ‘ . ay SIXTH and MORGAN —— si eiaee poe ar as i | oer] §=6to muscular rheumatic pains, neuralgia, stiff | Of Furniture—Rugs—Home Needs | sensitive to touch of stocking, can’t| ever formed can’t resist item . | et 2 ' tent at the local theaters and at| joints, chest colds, and sore throat almost like : : ‘throb ten seconds ofter Freezone | soft corns between the toes 4 | Peay a Mon.-Tues. Specials the larger picture houses. In ad-| sip . magic. Over 5 million bottles sold under abso- A Feast of Genuine Bargains comes in contact. All that’s left to| nothing has ever helped. Samm eal : it. Mien. GS Din erent ante | ‘' ees lute guarantee and less than a dozen bottles do, is lift the corn right off and/ bottle of Freezone copes wig 4 Li i i New Kra ui I by the Municipal Opera chorus of mt a a record oe never before : ss it’s. gone! Isn’t that better than sg oe . one inst Fa: if | the past summer. Those attending | equaled by any remedy: surgery ? as made it folly to have aagg 1 a 6 & Finest white, lonz cut | “in “t ce , Ps pore citens tee | Look for the _ Don’t suffer longer, get this most penetrat- | e Feet that are ‘‘sights’? from | at all, for any length of Gm ; a . 7 eg Ih opportunity for viewing the decora- | | ra gd ing oil liniment and know what it means to | Ss. E. Corner 12th and Olive corns can grow back to normal, un-; For your own comfort, inna 4 ag gas Sa ii: ant steve eating whith wit | and Red be free from pain. Get it at your druggist. | 7: ae | blemished condition through the use; Freezone. Every druggist i Ent q wa used for the Veilea Prophet's | of Freezone. Meantime, no pain—/and the cost is a few. as : ay s . : ¥s GG Or Lil€ l ee S| } ; FRESH PIG TAILS, Ih. 158 nan ine preceding night. | 3 | | These tickets will be sold at $1] ITURE. CALL MAIN 3465 FOR APPRAISE 2 : } | FRESH Pp 6 SNOUTS Ip 19 |each and will be good at either the | TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURN F ony ‘= i Z $ ’ . : , / : 2 ioe . ; - - 5 aca 4 : | § imatinee or night show. Begin- : : ; ining tonight, they will be on sale| : 3 : ’ fi: FRESH SPARERIBS, Ib. 113 |at the\ Shubert-Rialto, American. | 4 7 ar a C es bia Prunes, 3 ibs mf .25 | Empress, Orpheum, St. Louis, Gar- | ” + ‘ 1 mi rick, Grand Opera House, Liberty | f 2 4 q Santa Claras, Ib. 12} | Music Hall, Loew's State Theaters, | sy ee ai : Calif. |which are members of the St. j : ; rown y ) a : ; New Layer Figs Pound..... 20 | Louis Theater Managers’ Associa-| . pi 9 f S eenennetineesimeesteedtemee fas ; r ; i | . p ition, and at all neighberhood Pics | £ . 3 sf | ® =. “ae muster ras SINS, 209° Po Y | Behind i = 39 ADDITIONAL BUILDINGS ba ) Oar ARK oF a ' | Pork Sausage ioe” (b. 20 8) IN TORNADO AREA CONDEMNED ; | @ e* : | , matemnennatigniiititeds — By oe 7 a : “Quality” Franks lb. 17 @ | Forty-eight More Reported in Bad , aa : Cri Jed Stars in Game Less ta OBB Condition, Making a Total " . LUripp Lk P : [ae G Ro” - 8 Pa é “Quality” Weiners. .lb. 20 ET aetcocrtn a e - Maschoff’s Place Kick Pr ovides a 4 — 3uilding inspectors reported 35 4 : 2 4 Fresh. additional buildings condemned | | Be 3 Huskers Gain 327 Yards From 7 ¥ Fr e i i Bae * Pound. . yesterday, making a total of 768 : pairs inging the Hit TiHtay 3 * ; i need OT major repairs, bringing illic | ++} ae Fist A 2 . : . + BEEF POT ROAST. lb. 174 | total to 1398 reported in bad con- | | tH HI lie Hee y $34 = Special to the Post-Dispatch. | e Ta POUND 9 dition. Buildings condemned fol- : ag alice Ls HEE : ¥ . COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 8.—Gwinn Hen He CREAMO-N CARTON 5 low: | Hrittt PATE ate bf Ese 2 % m ; og Berthold avenue—4966 i b TRE BHT He. «opportunist, this afternoon picked & mo f 23 eTTnNOid avenue—4J60. 2 bit geht 4 & | : $y: forth Broadway—o512, 3527 eet ®t : 4 to send®two limping veterans into : FRESH OYSTERS QUART 55 North Bre adway SEES. POSS a 2 “i | Ht: te HE ua By fumbled h hi hest ba eh Clayton avenue—4123%, 4125, | i} SBR tity it tH Shy a * Tiger eleven had topped the 4 ad 1-POUND 4401, 4403, 4405, 4406. Hid w pete a 7 k : relians ionship—a i f PURE BUTTER pasts 45 a. whee : a Ad i HEH 7 ° Y e : sour! Valley conference champ ; ‘} ai Enright avenue — 4101, 4103, ety Yu Hi BER bats hoose An 3 Pieces OU Wis QO ah . had seen her pennant hopes batter tu 3 a , 4105, 4107. : eee Ht % y ) — ° ai “ — | Evans avenue—4006, 4008, 4000. | Hl i tal ‘ 7 a. > eleven which crumbled in midfield and gr te res: 4002, 3959, 3939, 3933, 3935, 3960, | tii _——— 1 © , ° | @e~=s along the goal line. eau : Per Doz 3962, 3962B, 3976, 3937, 3955. ge 3 1S eaufi ul e room ute a sit was 2 pass. Fjamank to Clark. ; : Hebert street—1501. SAW) SSA i : ; . é = that brought a Missouri touchdown | : | - | | Senet, Soeacee-37 87. ore a : Another splendid example of Goldman Bros.’ buying power. We have carefully Regular He and a place kick oy 4 | Mallinck street—915, 917. ae : wo . i * tute “2 cme i : = extgie : pork oi . es > m Sehoff. a third substitute, 4 A SUGGESTION for MOTHERS:| North Market street—3829. 1 a oS @ > ‘ selected this distinctive Bedroom Suite for its practical qualities—charming Sty le $150 ’ 2 Pt ie the geventh and, deciding | ywreeou re ies citint - . Pa j "eR ae . . j — PS ae Pe.” ; %, » ‘i “ mes. . BS, ; 4 . . . ™ aan it a ee os | Page bouleyard— they had crossed into Nebrasxa a E ee? 33 ee a é . = eee \ hy We ’/ 3 tH | i 3 | \ : * territory, a feat which was a rarity second | ‘ BS. : £y % i j 4 ; t.} . ff is x7 j : ' +) ’ cs ' ° yard ia © ‘ Bree yA ti 53 es were [| f ‘© a ps. this afternoon. Howell fumbied, pe 3 a2, = = pet Ve ; a \ At i —>— ieee oo ce ' Bob Miller of Missouri recovered, ar HE 18: i tiie ——— — creases | ee (ammeter (aii | a | and Flamank and Clark limped no 7: Q | lee nel aril mreementnen) Ls \\' TORT. mS iad | we, I} - > Into the fray. p a ra my / Nhe ahh | iis Wi ¥: | Twice Missourt tried a pair of ee: be} Alin By YY 24758 $ Pe ite! i - “s nal eb r ea ST) Ae Hy : # Hi 3 ee { —" : ei | a | ‘5 t £73 ; sf sii + i + :' 5 ' "he j U i ©. ae oF r eT Fa Ti / // {| Se TEL) r. F: 2 hae te AL, Fist hy \ an % ie a eo re ~ yes $7 i f LP j 4 x Pr ti } _ ¢ ‘. Bins ONO Lt 7 _ ria By me f er ae ae F t 4 r 7 } r fv er =a Lin AL 7 eh hig f Peay ae SS eS Nae ee ON WER : 2 eee UL : A |? e | St. Tmuis 7, Springfield Teachers, ©. |. a ee 32 ee See ie RS off i fee a eee ae y 4 ZL a 4 os ohn aa r : He ju ea: = ed oe Y b+ Se 4 - cd S17, e ae ti 4 mS Pe) ee - .* / : . 7 x a C. B. C. 18; Country Day 6. rs : g. 4 . dri (ar ¥ ‘ x & t/ vi 17 Jf es ity f — i . pangs fet » =) 1 iar i iy 4p z “ a = Chaminade 71: Burroughs a. ee Rs eter —_ me ehh eer rain tin - Y, rg a MISSOURI VALLEY, a * sGnp = 7 “T Zi, 8 “iq Missouri 7, Nebraska 6. oF i - : / y a : Missourl 7. Nebraska 6. ti. * F bia a Ames 26; Simpsen G. | | Navy 35. Drake 6. ie : BIG TEN. co hg wa | Minnesota 40, OiJaheoma Agsies 6. ; bag T ie ee ; CAtcaxe ta, yo 6. “ ES i IIs OR ee en ee ee ee moe ' tio State 13, a 6. ti. a ee ¥ e4 rr. a al ‘ rae : | MicPican 21. Michigan State 6, ee : eo man Bros. Give You We'll make you a very liberal allowance on any pieces 9o@ : Nerthwentern 2° Stak @ : nF By Appointment 4 ? have and apply it on the purchase of the new goods you sei a * Ate a Beer oO : et 3 | PHONE MAIN 3465 ? a Blu B ird Dinner Set All merchandise received in exchange is reconditioned and of- 3 ©. AST. Wow 4 e ? With Y fered for sale only in our NEW FURNITURE Eee 12" artis Island Marines 25, Newberry Cae ¥. it our or CHANGE DEPARTMENT. = 4 Siagara 34. Buffald ©. > » 4 rch f O , on noo a \ibricht 7. Penn oy De > u ase 0 ver | . : e x Quantico Marines 32. St. ture 6. er ( e ~ . aia i4; ae ee + wa 13. LLM, hh, Sd BN lic wed Sl oe ie a8 {athe S: er , os ihentililate ee ee SOT bere tern | te rentndnanndamnneemanhaatannsaaancannad St. Louis Hot FR ewsotn 12! New ampere 7. 3 : | Hae OS eee BUY NOW! | Ba » ‘ . = . : ha aii Sccee. &. ' mr Ps ¥ ‘ Why do so many many babies of | toria.* The kind called Fletcher's ° —_ Bi k = pi reinie P ly 6. Colgate © today escape all the little fretful} bearing Fletcher’s signature is gen- A ‘ ee ast eater s . oad ©. 38, ory e. € ’ tn fanfil ‘Ime | mimecuns a 2 Sil ny r s : : rz 40 West a spells and infantile ailments that: vine—and does not contain opiates % ‘ eenayivania 14, Brewn 6. = th th h the| t} } that " Bi Bi d Di S F “A Providence 7. Norwich 7 used to worry mothers throug ie; Or any other drug that can harm ue Sir imner t F : New York 63. Alfred 6. | day, and keep them up half the|vour baby. Other preparations may Purchase ‘. oes Se: ees e ree og Be 4 Middiebary iz. Massachusetts Aasies o. : night? be just as free from harm; the writer fC Stored Free ee aS lOO : a =. Temple Sa deantta Celene @ j ’t k he swe vo ioes not know as to that, but does 2 BS! - es ee a, * a pe ES —_ es by ! AST — ges Back net} 13, Penn State 7. 4 z If you don ’t know the answe r, You ; ° “4 ; + 26 = . a eS rae a ae reMarkapie a7 4 a er a lle rs so much good, And it is so pleasant | in gold to every mother or prospee SA E OF : ee ‘ol Se .o F ) + oo ea Heater ever made. eg 4 {rsinas 7: Deleware 6. : to take. Taste it yourself, and you'l! | tive mother. L .. E * oe y Burns coal, coke or , as q tee wh A = Merz"s © know why *‘Children Cry for It.’’ | . ° = wood Has airtichr 2 ‘4 Perce 38, aaubere 7. Fietcher’s Castoria is purely vege. | Children Cry for Bi ANKETS bosons draft ae i] AE: 3 ™. Lawrence 14. €. C. of New York 14. table, so you may give it freely, at . sts 1 \ : een a ny eslexae @. Ei first sign of colic; or when you even . . ie ae b cut your coal bill in | i Re. pg. ee e. 4 suspect the approach of constipation; te a ee ed- ~ two. No Heater at * . ae a ee Te a aca ce. @; it or diarrhea. Or those many times odie A agra di ah oe $30 to $35 is it equal | Army 21. Marquette 12. os when you just don't know what is, ee Ore i vilkegtoe 42 a = atiey 7. = the matter. For real sickness, cal! «only ee ee ‘ ‘ oc ae 8. St. Joseph 7. ie a few drops of Fletcher's Castoria. | 3 Ee errniomemninonieninnsemans E T : : E Cornell hh” Renee o- 2 | _ Bee how quickly all fretfulness ol $1 Down—Easy Terms a soe t: | Bhose hhinnd 0. Lowell Textile @ Baty one wert oe warning; si] 1102-08- OLIVE ST., 2 Doors West of 11th Street ES XS } ei : above advice is true of genuine Cas- | re weEE waer pe ¥ OR Western Teachers h : a . : Soveln Chieage) Li, St. Themes © Bek: et ee x s 4 is F Fert v3. . fo. oh a , a S ae | E Oe FS: ‘ ree * ae e oe * ne com :

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SHINGTON 13, ROLLA 0; ST. L. U. 7, SPRINGFIELD 0 (‘8% . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 7d. oth." | a => ee By eR ges has) lial hae Soe . ie, 2! Shea 4 ape iren sey » ’ ’ 4 ’ - p bel a It Overnight! vas ™ ee em vane is, when; none at all—and no awkward pads i PAR'L THREE. stops all|or plasters to cause shoes to pinch = ne Re OEE CEC Oe ew drops; and cultivate corns in other places, q The Freezone process is Scientifig g yen one and certain. The hardest eorn that 3 g, can’t | ever formed can’t resist it—noy the : eezone | soft corns between the toes where # | s left to| nothing has ever helped. A tiny ; off andj bottle of Freezone copes with the r than | worst condition of corns. Freezon, has made it folly to have any corel a * from | at all, for any length of time. Gets | ass Gives Missouri 7-6 Victory Over Nebraska PIRATE FANS GEHRIG MEMRasl Catches Ball [Gombe Scoring After Miljus’ Wild Pach | Thrown ES nea ee aa AN) MEVOEL. THEN } Behind Goal Line "ge ee) FALTERS: SCORE IS 4-3 ® Crippled Stars in Game Less Than Three Minutess—|{| 4 © = = sae ee , , : | | me =6Maschoff’s Place Kick Pr ovides Winning Margin— ae : nies , : a | ) we Paes | i | Victory of New York in Four Straight Games ' oo Gain 327 Yards From Scrimmage to 25 for | | Ge. ; hes ig 4 ee : ‘ | pio. es. in World Series Due More to Pirate Er- } Tigers. i 4} 7 . that ny rors Than Good ‘Baseball on Opponents’ Eaeevecis! to the Post-Dispatch. pe oe ae .. tee chp men | ) Side---Ruth Hits Second Home Run of |: COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct. 8.—Gwinn Henry, University of Missouri | % ig | - i a | eH : ° | opportunist, this afternoon picked a moment when Blue Howell had | @ Siieeae emer : oe ke “Seas ; Wire. | | Classic. ' tumbled to send»two limping veterans into the fray, and tonight his| | Siren ew, 060 Wissen con ie +. ; a no F Tiger eleven had topped the highest barrier in the path to the Mis-| BWe 7. = 3am Of Sher anni | See a . fe ae | souri Valley conference championship—and Nebraska, defeated 7 to! § ie si i Pe Oe ee ) ie Si | : ie By J. Roy Stockton © 6, had seen her pennant hopes batter futilely against a Missouri © eleven which crumbled in midfield and grew to Gibraltar proportions ‘ along the goal line. 3 It was a pass, Flamank to Clark, fee that brought a Missouri touchdown | ? Regular Mand a place kick by Dutch Mas. | So SANE SRP At A RPE ger oor 4 pe-udabbdetass ~ia whbbiahd a she ipopedateny => ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING,’ OCTOBER 9, 1927. Meee efor mone " Eeamemniesssadte Larenedisiin iepihieee . a) eat aver: Bas op oa ject 4 Et : . ? F q 3 - A Staal ' ” snapess nn can Reseentrs eae mon She | hed te Nap Aline. ahaa: egy teateneti: wenn 4 M z a Y 4 emery t rs fn NE eos a oh 5 9 Oe - ces eee ee 2 = en Tod > ‘4 i aati adeaer Ulett dita tacactataatage Aelita eat fora rein hiaiarieaiincaeiat nese Saacaaae aes «on bimedamatan aed aes ena iat -_ ” - oye = ~ . “2 43 4 . ° “3 . Ss ras § 7 Segara ish ie . ee a osu asian Sattyen Phcetnlatipnase . ghewsenpaientt a! aping vl 6 . inn tel éay o~ rr See a: 3 ee wean 6) so lh ka eek ee AN NRO Bate eta CE RNR Nh Ce tee ne me ae - onal etnunanqeuts Jayde sree Aniehoeins TEMAS Rey ALTER aE Re neh pin toca nonse’ a) a pee - s ¥ ‘ { ue 5& PSs - Phe Oe ¥ ne bp : SP Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. NEW YORK, Oct. 8.--John Miljus, Czecho-Slovak pitcher, made a wild pitch this afternoon in the ninth inning with the bases filled, two out and the score tied, and the blunder, the lust of a string of bad plays ‘ : ¢ 3 i. de #8 ee week ® | by the National League pennant winners, gave the New York Yankees Lineups and Summary : EE COD ute se i | FO LO ME j Oe: oi Mie Vs. E , ; M8 |the fourth and final game, 4 to 3, and the world championship im four $150 : i Fehoff, a third substitute, which | RE ; straight contests, “ee added the seventh and . deciding | MISSOURI. 7 NEBRASKA. 33 i i ghee e303 hg Faas: 3 3 i: iy | It was such a finish as you w~.~~...~. me point. The three men were in the | Tarr L.E Lee| #4 aoe: Sees... : és rm Hs) og pe ee Bi, ee pee ; would have expected to) this strug- a ? : _ . f cas er Richards - eae Br Oo amas aa GP ae SS gf es Te bo 3% ; , S THE END P & ) €aine less than three minutes o Drumm.... ae Holm Bx ager ee Me i Ie nee CRN na Raag ; ieee. Py, ee a gie for the cha mpionship of the = playing lime, The ot her 57 min- Tn ¢caedesee « rn ees Jameer es re. ee gies :; Sere: ia ee ee Pn omnee 2 RO Ape BE Be eo ee BR See e pO 4 ME hit ees / Barnhart, if..... B Ovlrich £ wil e greatest teams of al. | ‘ rank h the greatest ahi iP. Waner, rf..... c . a es 4 tees ae a ee nit > Nine atcnaetine Set eGher iey AeNte ria Rhh e ANE YAN De eine ptt Sepp tteptine x phltirr they hd nie Het Pape ep es. ull Piy—e enna TEROGRAE. pees ° eccocooonmtcec” air . og ae Pe souri stopped them. Re feree——Leshe Edmondson. Umpire— | 2 ee gy RO gc Po oe os ee Pre hr . SO Saas ema ; The Cornhuskers gained 327 tA Mumma. Field judge—R. V. Mil-| — gee Nig. Socal Be rn ts. Bee oes A. =e, Rae Pe ; time, the series was one of Pirate ‘Wright. ss 2 : ard. A & , yore IS Rey “ Scene et ee heh READ ees ’ ee . : . P os ee . Byards from scrimmage to 259 yards; Headlinesman—S. C. Taylor. aa ae Av) fi gO 5 5 # Bie 5 ting : pe. Z failures and mistakes rather than pea mi. om . a f Mi — | The score by quartere: : e ies Bs Ae - ad 4 j : “ oy > fi , a ae ; Z A ; ee , : : of An erica! I earue achievements ay wr, +e eee 'for Missouri. | Missouri aes : Hig > ri ea Big ge OR, 3 ee ee '| Grantham, 2b | Mis BE ona ae 3 ES se a sa %, % : ee ; ; i aithinca A Om E Nebraska First to Scorc. ee et ee ee eS ; eS: Seta atlas CES Se RS oe BG RRM INE se oe & ‘ Beats gba tree | Donie Bush's team, fighting | yarris, 1b.,.... s he ; ons } © sS ° x coe soe = oe. Ne of ody i NA oa He +> . “ 2 : tig vs enti ag mets 0 Ses, : z Sy oe Ie ; ‘ ; . ‘ . > we . . : *e* The Nebraska touchdown came | ford. gg a go gy gg oe} — Besos cm peas 1h page 3 Rae ts Pee Be Ne RR ea SE ae he re Mie Ya B28 Wo BU ua eg its ae gatn wall, forge. Smith, ec... 4 5 ot ae Jrumm. Rosenheim for Clark. Scha OU | 9 Sipe cnmmae see ean eeiag Oo ee a : Se Re a TR a ea ia ee 5 cae | est battle of t series in the |aaoe R : first, How e}) plunging fi. e 4 ards | Flamenk. Hawkins for Maschoff, Wescott 4 ¥ Gite Se, Phe 5 ie esis (8 : rigs 5 i 5 heater lite G4 Be Baa F . So : “ % b | , so ‘ ! * its ; t ar : B 2 ; Ns a ¢ 4 ° - rm > id eye = pees isco BRS SN j og jthey had crossed into Nebraska | drew a five — sagged agg nots e r Combs drew a pass to open the Gehrig, 1b...... _ territory, a feat which was a rarity | Second incomplete flip, inen a lo- | Se a bE | 9? t inning and that was just a t»eak | Meusel, If........ f this afternoon. Howell fumbled, | Yard penalty inflicted on ie goon uy er mM ~ e aS | ries acts | ? 0 C of baseball. But Koenig wburt¢cd | Lazzeri, 2b....... _Bob Miller of Missouri recovered, | ers when they piled on Clark after | | and then came the first viunde$, | Dugan, 3b. ...... | STANDING. a ee ayer misplay or misfortune. The byunt |Collins, c....,... Ane. Wtetaen winded teat . . ae ne Le Oo ee : re akira . ns oe as a aadel — -_ aie oe ~~ Paes LOPLI NES PI LD SOL tree, Fa al celal. ani ts 5 PAPO nite ty nae eS ae paired! ——se CORD ADD meoccocesececsou™ SCSOSCSONBOH mM mee eccocuaetcounone *e eo ere ~leeeceeccececn!” SE ee ed ye “ wary * REO. PUK 4rheer ee, Seer & EE ORE rg ye oc ot v8 me ~ “~~ | POPS LEIP CPO Perr ches > i “ \ : PO Ore ” eae ie =e ~~ oe OPO we mew TEE REM a rE Pe Ramanan PP ETS J -— at ; a4 > o ee ae ee . . . “, rn ~ . . . ~~" — nS ~ ~~ we (and Flamank and Clark limped | he received a short toss from Capt. | , into the fray. Flamank, aided the Tiger cause, | | Club. . L. Pet. was a little pop-fly and Traynor, |MOORE P..,.... | iwice Missour! tried a pair of Continued on Page 2s, Col 5. aye S ame or New York - 1.000 - . 9 | playing in because he knew well ; Pittsburg ....+-++---++: 0 000 rom eries 00 that Koenig would*try to sacrifice, os ] RESULTS. thought he could catch the hall. .°2.3. 4 237.2 | ‘ | OOTBALL SCORES | | h p | First game—New York, 5-6-1; : : Otherwise he would have ‘.snored | PITTSBURG | e 5 S urg u Pittsburg 4-9-2. Batteries— | Each Cardinal Player to Receive | it, as the ball was plainty desined tf 0 0 0 GC F O0 GunZ alessescooxncon — > | memeooe we 2 | -—_ =| Ooumawnrow —s slemanoucere Meilmeenescec” a “ = we ~~ “ee. ~ — — ~. ORIENT! ONO MET W e e e RO Se one PRAT ee: OL IO A, LOGE LEED AAO Se te tte wry “= + a ™~ — Pr rr nnn | orneene - i , jew York—Hoyt, Moore and to fall near the foul line. ‘Tray-| NEW YORK LOCAL Notre Dame Reserves 8, Kalamazeo 6. New York—Hoyt, o 60 voi — iu gg 6 , | Collins; Pittsburg — Kremer, $998 a _ Sets | nor failed by a féw inches to take Ms 0 ff 2 0 DO 1—4 AMSAT —_— ng “S » cate ‘ himnk ‘o out when winning run was take Forest @. ¥. M. C. A. College @. | ° ° . ° ° ° Miljus and “Smith. ecord. | the catch and the ball, p! inking oO te Webster @ Notre Dame 20, Detroit 0. Outfielder Reviews His Troubles With Organization Second Game—New York, 6- | | tn fale teaetthes, feck mada tea ee ( ere Sere oe aetone é Pittsburg, 2-7-2. Batter- | ates ‘third base line, bounced nto the| Two base hit—Collins. Home e 21; Burroughs 6. : idwin Wall 6. . . . . 11-0: MISSOURI VALLEY. pn ge Mane ag Reeve City 2. and Gives His Version of Controversy With Bush— | fes: New York—Pipgras and | py the Associated Press. air toward foul territory. Tut| rum—Ruth. Stolen base—ituth. Missouri 7, N $ . Wittenberg 45. Cincinnati 0. A . ‘ * SPS AE Hg i ORC a j » ; Tere . Missouri —- Denizen 19. Case 0 Has “*Ven”’ Against Batt ing Second and Playing | Bengough; Pittsburg—Aldridge, | NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The Yan-)| Traynor was there in the way and Sacrifices—L. Waner, P, Wanner. Se pe | | SAAR RRMA he oe > SN NY Ss RE IE POE IN HL TENE PP MEY IIIS OLLIE BEL ETRE on a 7. Nebraska 6. ; er age | é, . = 3: Sitapece 6. ee ee 0. : Cvrengros, Dawson and Gooch. ikees and Pirates will split the| the ball caromed off his leg or Double plays—Lazacet to Gebrig; te Sa lilinois Wesicyan 14; Knox 0. | Left Field. Third Game—New York, 8-9- lereatest world’s series player poo! | =*™ and slithered away. i_ynor | Dugan to Lazzeri to Gehrig: Tray- BiG TEN. Cae 24: Monmouth 3. | 0: Pittsburg, = ae Batteries: |” | pursued it but it was ‘oo ale a MM . thinks. | 32-2; Pittsburg 3-10-1. Batter- | Because of the likelihood that | striding to the plate, it was natural | (Gehrig, Meuscl, Lazzeri 2. Moore, ENT. } TAS STREP ORO BIC @ EAST. Wooster 18. Mernt Union 86. | : | Di é : sor ettis Island Marines 25, Newberry ea gee | ae | 0. The man is Hazen 8. “Kiki” Cuy-. worid series, I kept still t have|° tes—New York, Moore and Col- | more players will be dec'sred ‘in' | that Miljus was a bit rattled. Ruth | Koenig); by Moore. 2 (Traynor, ~ zits on ‘ apra ’ j 3 : i ; . . Son ort cans 7. a I "2 ¢ , CG ee r - Niexzara 34, Buffalo’ 0. Wilmington 20. Findlay 6. ier, star outfielder of the Pittsburg! been reported as saying this and| dins; Pittsburg, Hill, Miljus and 'on the money the individual metangah bomefigge es had driven a home run into | Miljus); by Miljus, 3 (Moore, Gelh- Quanties De P 53. KR Poly 6 Pirates, who warmed the bench | Smith, Gooch, 'will not be as great. Figured on a/the distant bleacher seats in right / rig, Meusel). Hits—off Hill, 9 in M ; 32. 3 ' : ” auw 5]. ore oily 6. 2g, ’ "é = 3 ic bien , ange P , he : wit’ gael a ; aa sa ‘ a aeidas ; s i ‘ . * oi 7 Maine 14; no Rh ‘Ts. , Mrochester 40. Vincennes 9. ' me | Now that is al] over. Further- FOURTH GAMF. | basis of 30 shares, expectea of both (center, driving in a runner aheed | 6 Innings: off Milfus, 4 = 22-3 in . 2 Soudan gh a nag ellie Secretion ie 24 Niflecham @. during much of the season and the | more, 1 think I have played for Attendance, 57,909. clubs. each of the triumphant Yan. | of him. Who wouldn't be rattled? | aings. Runs—off Hill, 3; off Mil- . = Holy eg, Ney, Hampshire ‘lub’s share, $17,689.34. ; Prov 2 28, Srews sure th: itnotewa eed te pean 0 Orezon a. Idaho 0. “To tell the downright and whole | good, he did for the best: did them | — can cage og i? ; $1 9 972 04 to the fourth piace ) ly e Bux . on ’ Washington 40. Perret Sonnd 0, " Cuoy ! » Associated | hecanes Sg ES . Fach leaguc. b.t) 6 S98. an —" = some 3 J f %. Schaykill 0. Collene of Idaho 1%, Pacific U. 6. truth, -uyler told the Associated | because he was convinced that he DIVISION OF PLAYERS’ clubs. row eers or ! as er le Tech SR Drexel O . ini , ‘ , ; ¥ in-Mareh, Ire . Stenford 20. Nevada 2. Press, “the whole thing is a mys- |would help the team For my | OOPS | ‘ e . ; all 14: Dickinson 8. . Sorma | I € . POOL If the other participating ciubs {mberst a ; Willamette 78, Orecon te tery tome. There are some things/ part, I was as strong for the team amy ~ | ‘ ans 4 rig euse in in a t MS. "Ct, UR, SRE. Sep meets rity, cash, Oh. Bieta fF -— -— - % fer made. £e* . ° L, coke or / | Louisville 25, Transylvania 0. | : ad Gal ein I | $167,765.10 to Yankees; $111,- | second place Athletics and Curt- ' : Prone 20. Trinity | not who can te them. mn my we did not agree on the best way 735.24 pee Pirates. |nal players will each reccive| Miljus regained his poise then they were prepared to sit through draft — wil] ie 4. | Springhitl 19. Louisiana Iratitute @. msgs as sank tee Seca | 1 bill in . C, of New York 14.| = Missicsippi Agries 14. Loukiana Poly 0.) and they may or may not be true, | Origin of the Trouble. Third place—$39,944.06. ‘will get $665.72 apiece and each |trouble. He struck out the y pig With Tony Lazzeri at the plate, | 9 +g 0 | eee, Ea eet S. - facta of the case. they will have to} Jt bes been stated often that Fourth plece—$19.972.04. Cub and Tiger will be paid $332.87 | ous Lou Gehrig, with a sacrifice fly | Miljus had visions of doing what . 4 ek’ » Fe 5, t acts ; i oe a - ee ae i 3 [ ey, é F m 20. G : ‘bn Yt come from my employers. | — | ~ | Q°4 w i he at eqet. oe 4 21. Ma ortte 32. é ) Vout ab: Conire a. “ “However, I rah decided to ten | b®iMs fined for not siding sate Muny Athlete Dies. apes Seer rpanee wspithond~ 0 fe a a she Cae a ee eee yr th 1925. ah. | 2 : second base. It may have begun Harold Shotter. for several years each winning Yankee «o. $6143.49| Big Bob swinging desperately to startled him with a tong foyl into Farman 27: Mereet 1. fecl. and I do it solely becaune| there, but 1 think tt began @ lonz| saensities with Municipal sports }80d each fosing Giant $4112.59. | atone for previens failures at the | the jeft-field seats and then’ Mitjus ‘ ° . 4. ei, oc oT ‘ rs : r : pat . " & aver 4 ve ; : FF ; Chattanooga She Chesed 6, marney Deeyéuss, the owner of the time before that. I was fined $50 here. died at El Paso. Tex.. Thurs- | The players’ pool in that series | plate. i made the final and fatal wild pitch, Fouisiens Collere 39, Marshall 0. iduring a guime with the Gian's. I i St. Louis for burial. Shotter played ‘the sum to be divided in 1927, but eagerly for the hit that would fin- lunged for the ball, but it gereiy North Caroling Kate 18. Clemron 6. Donie Bush, manager of the team. did go into the base standing up. eheoet with the St. Louis Serew there were fewer shares then thet lish the series after the bases were ; flicked his outstretched glege and remarkable = : 9 47. ‘divide the ol into 26 shares the ec |to be told, without doubt, but it is/as Bush, or Dreyfuss, but, perhaps, CORI, eee eee eee ee ee aL : airtight irginia M- I. 22. Roanoke @. Proxt 2 ie ee ea | kbd aon own heart I have felt some things, |to help the team. Second place—$59,916.10. ($998.60, the Giants and Senators | and almost pitched himself out of | more innings. Hi ~5. Weslesan @. | Fort Benring 20 Milligan *¢. but as for what might be called the | D Mieater —e | pa ae . . : at Washington 23, American U. @.| aicnen” b> contelana Mate @. the ‘Cuyler case’ began with my rhe largest individual pleyers’|all that the Yankees needed to win. | Alexander did in a well-remem- Texes Accies 18: Sewanee 0. what I know and some of what I Furman 27: Me- Centenary 21. Southern Methotist 12. Pirates, his son, Sam Dreyfuss. and | for. not sliding inte second base day. His body is being shipped to | amounted to $368,783.04, oss than The crowd of 58.000 had cheered It was a fast ball outside. Gooch North Carelina 7 Marviand > sailed to the backstop em@ the have each and often told their sides * : Ren Ri eta ae ie %. Pavidsen 1°. Wofford 1°. a land that. In my judgment, wae the i aa Mat . T hit} . now. last year each Cardinal col. filled. but w the re Gheert Jt. Carson-Newman 0. : x W °. » Pirates | ‘ tearm. the &t. Matthews, Trumbn!! a mo y we ne Seuth Carolina 3%. Virrinia 1 of the case. As long as the Pirate | proper thine ot do. for there was Muellers and the lected $5584.81 and enen Yank ee ‘for Miljus. They wanted the pitch- | kame wis over. Com oariiy >. MIDDLE w Washington-ice 12. Duke 7, ‘ cilia les tlie ; Tafiors. Pau! 2 baal ; neem es DLE WEST. were after the National League: WH i $4i toi \er to continue his great work and’ Continucd on Page ia cal. : Chiemse) in ag fe 0 eee. . pennant and while they were in the Continucd on Page 34, Col 5. American Legion team. . . ] . .

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eNO —_ rn er mee a PAGE 2S , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—s_" SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 __ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH WASHINGTON U. BEATS ROLLA 13-0, FOR THIRD STRAIGHT VICTOI R nd Lack PITTSBURG OFF Bush Should Have Played _M'GRAW SAY FOR IN SERIES, Kiki Cuyler in Right Field Bush passe oe _St. SPRINGFIELD — wu PARILLA = WAKES THE ONLY “SCORE OF GAME © : a. Follows Long © March Down Field on p Straight Football; Pass- ing Attack Fails to Gain. | : ' ; ; HITTLER SCORES)“ Rubber-Stamp President and Lack BOTH MARKERS) =f New Timber Greatest Menaces | ee iia la FOR THe LOCALS To American League’ --Ban Johnson SINS BABE RUTH CHANCE IN ‘“‘Army” Football Used Al- ) hance | Four Straight Victories for | Yankees Doesn’t Prove most Exclusively by One-Time Czar of Baseball, iF ormer Czar; His Probable Successor. Coach Higgins’ Men; Ready to Quit His Desk ren dimacnsal Jed Pirates Are Not Good, Ledford Makes 80-Yard in Few Days, Says Strong; _ Pe ry : Slugger Adds. wa Leader Is Needed, Se —— New Sources of Material. | THE LINEUP —— By John E. Wray, Rolla i Sports Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | Then He Would Have Made a Sucker Out of Babe Ruth-For | 20 Years Ring Has Been Awarded 4 a Seat Behind a Pillar at World Series. fp dinererreten gee tener arg HA Pas ea ote en cee nn oh i — evar cit gn 9 aT iene Giants’ Pilot Bekowcll Waner Should Been Ordered to Ha i stead of Sacrifice. = ee ee ee ee a ee ee ~~. 77 7. o. a oa By Ring Lardner. (Copyright. 1927 §.—It was raining heavily at Great Neck this | 1997.) | morning and I thought I was going to have a chance to recover from | §.—We.l. it’s; my infatuation for that terrible Thoke woman from Enid, Ok.| all over in four straight games, just} But she called up while I was shaving for the third time and insisted as I predicted. | On me coming to the city and showing her the sights. The man I'm sorrizst for is Jobn| I drove into town and escorted, want to know what you think of — ———— ee By Dent McSkimming. | Tt may be the laterai pass is > goins to revo: lutionize college foot | Phall as some coaches predict, but | if yesterd jay’s game at Sport sman’'s — ‘Park is a talr sample of the rela- et By John J. McGraw. Manager New York NEW YORK, Oct. 8—tTe» Outstanding feature of 2 4 \Same, which won the world’sem | Pionship, was the NEW YORK, Oct. a By Babe Ruth. a (Copyright. NEW YORK, Oct. IP; LEE han iy we : ”“ ; PDP RLMKL LFA AoE. Washington (13) McCarroll.....L. ! He has | PARR YT CRON mea e+ « Ope nd cea at a Tae Le a een vip Pian s- ew ndaa Ma eae tia HB acl See ee Ey ars" * . ae, \ Gaon, Elbo wy, cr ace cians: “aaen lactic aa masa behest AP Ser BRON IMIR Gs : ™ : y fa aN Ce Se Nes: By ES ORD : > eee icc ea Ye RSET ES ET ET PD. oso Hoffman Kaplin Schimmers. Kurz -Ray Thomas .. . Hassler | Harnett Ledford Whittier. Score by Quarters. Washington a. Seg Rota ... 0 0 6 OO Offic dalo—Reck, Nebraska: Cook, Illinois: Rawlings, Wabash. Touch- | downs—Whittier and Kurz, Goals | Substi- | after touchdown, Whittier. tutions—Jablonsky for Hoffman: | Millard for Duncan; Ax for Whit- tler: Harding for Bickel; Berry for | Thomas: Drake for Schimmers; Lobrding for Duncan; Glazer for Kurz: Shearer for Bolon; Bolon for Johason; Short for Lemon. ae By Charles Eichinboum. The Washington U. team which defeated Rolla 13-0 yesterday atf- ternoon at Francis Field may have | failed to send Coach Bob Higgins’ Spirits goaring skyward, but it did | accomplish one concrete fact. For | the first time in more seasons than | the average Washington L. fan) cares to admit. three consecutive | victories have been won by the Bear squad. Washington downs in the scored its touch- | first and fourth qua ters. A plunging downfield march by the Bear backfield, aided by a | 30-yard pass from Whittler to) Kurz, put the ball in scoring po- | sition for the first counter Whittier dived across eight utes after the start of play. The third quarter ended as the ball lay on Rolla’s three-yard line | after another plunging advance. and Whittler shot over the line for | the second touchdown at the start of the final period. Kurz, Wash- ington richt end, covered Whittler’s | fu 1 r- and | min- ; mble after the fullback had rashed through the Rolla left win > en watched his men la with no show of m. While the Bears ‘ming with much earnes aay energy, there were rough spots | in their play which showed them | far off their possi form but the victory bel] shook off another lay-, er of rust at the conclusion of the game and that is something. Missed Three Chances. While the Washington backfield | bucked its way down the field for} the safe margin of two touch- downs, there were three occasrons when the Bear rooters rose trom their seats and waeenee their fa- | vorites cast away scoring chances from the sacred inner precincts of | the recap line. The Bears found no great diffi- | culty with the Rolla line when the. ball was anywhere near the vicinity | of the middle of the field. They; plunged, they bucked, they circled, and cut back for gain after gain through the Miners’ forward wall. But when the Bear backfield was | called upon to finish the drive with | ' were LHess | ' bie a show of surplus steam, the holes weren't there, and the Miner de- | fense held successfully. The Bears kept the Rolla ee from approaching nearer to the goal than the 17-yard line to which one Miner sortie led, but the vigilant pass defense, which had smothered the Oklahoma Aggie overhead at- ses in the sec- 76 yards. went for 30 fards, and an- completed four yards, one for 25 other for 16 yards. John Duncan, quarterback, came | still closer to filling the shoes of | the speedy Al Hayes. Duncan, while not a spectacular player, di- rected the team well and handled all of his punts successfully. He picks his way through a broken field with more caution than Hayes Neidermeycr | 6— 1:5 ; ‘all | place 'up his duties in 1909. ‘of i completed,” it’s all over I inte | had isucceed him ' . ino knowledge whatever of the club | That i standing guess of the moment. i mistake.” i for a $5900 salary. | Delehanty a a eee a he ie i i i ee ee Byron Bancroft Johnson, still | ‘president of the American League, is almost through housecleaning. The one-time dictator of the base- ‘ball world, now entering the | Stretch run of his career as a base- | ball power. is shaping up the af- | fairs of his office prepratory to sur- possibly this week, at his resignation takes |r ndering it, ‘which time | effect. for weeks accountants have been in charge at headquarters | setting affairs in apple pie order 'for Johnson's successor—whoever | he may prove to be. Johnson, meticulous in his care of office mat- j|ters, had accumulated a_ée vast amount of records, most of them |of merely historic value hese have been sorted and the financial | affairs of transactions that have since the former “czar’’ took Johnson, cheerful the office he midst sat at his in turmoil, 'desk in his shirt sleeves and smil- |ingly discussed his future. be glad when the audit Johnson said. “When nd to get a rest— | the first real rest in nearly 46 years of baseball] work. “Tl is Easy for Barnard? urine PPPBPBAPPPPA DPA PLPLALDPDL PPP “I am turning office | in such shape t! child could | read its history my successor | will have no trouble whatever.” | Mr. Johnson was asked if he any intimation who would | but declared he had over the iat a and intentions. S. Barnard has received most | owners’ E. |Persistent mention, with Will Har- | the official however, ridge as 1S, secretary. just the out- the office shaped up so. ‘aS to present a complete record of | taken | “I hope my successor will be a, strong man. for the gvod league,” Ban continued. “Without one the league can eas rocks. Factions form in all groups and one man must dominate a!] factions and have real authority. A rubber stamp president will be a It was suggested that changes had taken place first took up his official Johnson leaned back in and reflected. “It’s almost hard extent of the change,” he com-| | ented. “The amazing economics | of the sport today almost startie one. Babe Ruth ra&eeives a for one year that exceeds the capitalization of of a few years ago. Boh Hedzees ‘began at St. Louis with a $590.990 capital, and in war times. He built a grand-stand, bought a freee se acquired some of the greates players in the country and all wit] the $506.000. Top hands in his day would “jump” the National Leag ie Wallace, Lajoie and others commanded | great since he! dutias his chair to grasp the Salary total -. a : sly Some oO; our } WASHINGTON-ROLLA GAME IN FIGURES | POPOL LOOP OFFI Touchdowns Placement goals First down Yards through tine. Yards around end.. Yards on passes. Number of punts.. Yards on punts. Yards-punt returns. Yards lost on pen- _ alties i 65 4 i i i i i i CORDA Tee penalized 80 yards. A dout alty for Rolla called back a per- fect execution of a-.pass to Ledford goal line. was accustomed to use, balancing caution against spertd. Monte Ledford a Star. In the line, and Kurz, ends, turned in a re- spectable share of the team’s de- fensive work. Kurz leaped into the spotlight with a bang in the first quarter when Whittler dropped back and heaved him a 30-yard pass. Schieb at center and Collins at tackle offered a consis- tent game, with Bickel, right half back, leading the defensive work behind the line. Monte Ledford, Rolla captain, proved the main problem for the Washington linemen. The agile halfback alipped around the Wash- ington forward wall with disturbing regularity and he plunged and passed with equal accuracy. Frits Masaler, former St. Louis high school star. aws also prominent in the Rolla offense. The game was slowed down by ose work on the part of both teams. Sixteen penalties were asmessed. cight against each team, fer a combined total lows of 146 yards. Of this, Washington was Captain McCarro!! ‘BLUES OPEN FOOTBALL CAMPAIGN AGAINST The St. Louis Blues, sional football team, will open the 1927 echedule today at Anna, Tl., former Washington University star, who turned professional a few days ago. to be played home. Cincinnati, away from dates have been set. _ The atarting lineup in game will be aa follows: Sanders, Rolla, left end: Payne, Missourt, left tackle; Kipp, Oklahoma, left guard; Geraghty. St. Louis. center: Herbert, Washington, right guard: Ingamelis, Washington, guard; Barber, St. Mary's, right end; Hayes, Washington,’ quarter- back; McDonald, Washington. left haif; Luepke. Creighton. right half Mahan, Washington, fullback. today’s ple pe le who raced $0 yards across the Bear. ; her , Sumers ANNA ELEVEN TODAY | local profes- | under the leadership of Al Hayes, | ithe Rogers alleys on Thursday at | | 9 o'clock and on F era at 7 The Blues are arranging a sched- | C Charged, ule which now includes four games | Milwaukee, Peoria, and | Cairo are among the cities to be. visited, but so far only tentative | right | : BOWLERS WILL GIVE 2 EXHIBITIONS FOR STORM BENEFIT FUND ‘its Loc ‘al bowlins i mn — toware Harny who against Fred- 5 ? 7 ~ > > and his part- mixed doubles match. and Doon and Osca: Whitehead will pair as a team die Krems of Chicago who is yet to be selected. The above named are rated high in the bowlers | hook, Mrs. being credited with one rest Scores ~ *+ lue the lar woman bowler, a 239 score. Miss Uhlen has several exccllent performances to her credit and is the best in the city The exhibitions will be held at riday at Schaef- NO admission wil] but those . emerges will be asked to contribute fund Which will be turned over the Red Cross. S. Howard Stewart will act as master of ceremonies. | Chess Game Postponed. | By the Associated P | BUENOS AIRES, Oct eleventh game in the world chess | championship series, ad o* clock Tras £.—The journed Fri- | day night after 41 moves of com.- plicated play, will be \Gay night. It was | Played tonight. but | blanca, Cuba, the resumed Mon. to ha ve Jose R. champion, been a Capa- Triads ,) use Of his right permitting him to remain Away one day if CYSasa;©»ry manager. t¥—whiech of | ever rolled by a | while | | proved 1 baseball i him ee | first hroken _ —- « — —- 2 n 7 Park, reo rm itehad or piLCslea Fam i DeMo-| nship and to dute han- won onilv out of le for the state one This afternoon a/| ible-header will be played at rk starting at 1:39. zo to the , dou of the receipts will do relief fund. Box score: ti 1] in h , miil 4 lar- ene ate’ + Lait ex. ra Via i 7" t} . lLa 3 the just | ; not | on that | Mil- | of K-znsas ' Louis mine’ © Part | iorna- | I attack—a | Flamank to Tarr, and anoth- | the | Fila- | substitute, | (my fair visitor toward the park. ae We arrived just in time to see: Gienn Wright © ; drive in the first ; run. Previous to this time they hit. Glenn had gone out on so many high flies that people were be- ginning to speak of him asa _ red hot popper. In the New York half of the opening inning, with two on bases i'Carmen Hill fans and Lazzeri. “Some feat,” “Thank you,”’ “IT thought you hadn't them.” LARDNER oe ne T= mec I exclaimed. said Miss Thoke The seat they assigned me in the | deserves a lot of cred-| press coop was so prettily located Huggins never) just behind a large pillar that dur- | ing the fnfrequent intervals when | ai Miss Thoke was keeping her mouth | there was little to distract me | shut, ‘from my own thoughts. These nat- urally were on the national pas- ‘time in general and the statistics | ,of this series in particular. Ag you | read in the papers the | Herbie | second doubtless three-hit game pitched by Pennock Friday was his world’s series three-hit game. Every Year Behind a Post. But maybe you don’t realize that this is the first of the ithe |was rewarded with a seat behind | I had a lot more to tell | [a post. 'you, but at this point Miss Thoke gave me the elbow. “Walter.” she said softly | WRAY'S If the Cards Had Won. ioe bad our Cardinals did not the National League championship. Although the individually a better team than O’Farrell’s combination, collectively the St Louis bunch appears the better fighting aggregation. Several times during the sea- win Pirates appear son, the when the pinch Pirates faltered and seemed -bout iin pull a Chicago. But althougch the Cardinals faltered, here and there along the route, there was no weak-kneed fight put up when the pinches came. The club pulled heroics to re- "ain up close. St. Leuis fans will always be- lieve that the Yankees would not have been abie to win the first games from the Car- dinals. In fact, playing on the home grounds, ith Old Pete and Haines in there, it is more probable that the clubs would have gone East with the Cardi- nals leading 2 to 9. For several years the Pitts- burg team has been under sus- picion, as one subject to the rattles. The Cards at least know how to fight. “* & 7 Time to End the Joke. ITH boxing going on every- where throughout the and some 25 or 30 ally recognizing it, it’s e that the Federal! bill embargo sportation grew tight. im on fight were re- The citizens of the United States are denied the right to view a reproduction of what they can see in the flesh. in 30 estates. To make matters worse. the law fails of its purpose in many instances, because it assesses a fine merely for transportation of the films from state to state. Once the films are shipped and the fine paid, they can be ex- hibited. The situation is a hangover from conditions that- existed in 1310. leaving the usual dark brown taste. If it is right to hold fights, it is no less right to exhibit pictures of them. Time to square up this irreg- ularity. b * Why the ‘en Exists. HIS Federal law was put on the books following the Jef- fries-Johnson fight, when the tension between the races over the fight supremacy became acute. Racial fights and near- riots developed itn severa! parts of the country. The exhibition of films fanned the flame Tt was decided to-step this by bar- ball .:; Series it would have made any dif- | and nobody out, Gehrig, Meusel | , | thought of her. noticed | baseball | classics in which only two Waner children participated and the twen- ty-second one since 1905 in which reward for my good behavior | “I morrow’s receipts. ~ sila Sidenote” ad GAM cate ‘ight rain to witness the came I~ & JT—§, Wilcey Moore's pitching. | Kiki Cuyler.” _ It was not so much the = | “I think he is a great ball play- | stuff he used but the faeg er,”’ I replied. “Almost any club | was cool and calculating al « \" would be glad to have &jm.” | way and knew exactly what hew 3 “I would rather have you,” said | trying to do. He lived up a | Miss Thoke, giving me that look/ the things that American |which makes you want to crush| |her with a window weight. “But | | listen,” she continued, “‘do you be- | lieve that if he had been in this remarked about him dg season. I had never seen; os til this series began. It is a Strain On the average |low to be shoved into « place like that but Moore i kid. He has seen . enough of life tof know that there is no use in get- i - | ting excited about si ; | anything. H e®@ simply took his time and gavel them the best he had. It was a! remarkable exhi. * his Ca bition of steadi- | ness, ee Carmen Hil 1 && also pitched taal steady ball, just as I expected he would @& | season I have regarded him 4 |of the smartest pitchers ne tional League. After that # ning yesterday he sized up ; position and made few gliga. 4 thing that ruineg his chances Babe Ruth’s home run in the f linnine. That wallop alone would 1 | ference in the result?” | “Well,” I said, “Clyde Barnhart _ hasn't been such a punk in this | | Series and Kiki would of had to of | | did considerable smacking -to even | tie Friday’s battle. But I do be- | |lieve Donie made aie mistake’ | keping him seated on the bench. | here is other places where [ wished he had set.” “Where, for instance?” inquired | Miss Thoke, or Helma, as I now'! | “I would of preferred that he set | | beside you,” I told her. Would Have Stopped Ruth. “Well.” she laughingly retorted. “that would of suited me fine. But seriously, I have learned a lot of bafeball in these four heavenly | days and if I was Mr. Bush, I' | would of had Cuyler setting in the | right field seats A good outfield- |er planted there would of made a sucker out of Ruth.” It develops now that the people who were screaming at Bush to) put Kiki in the game were mostly |, _from Flint, Michigan, where he got | |his start. One of them told me/| Ee | made Ruth one of the out Tight after the game that he knew | heroes of the serie. AM | what the trouble was. € L “What is it?” I asked curiously. the games, Ruth has bit “‘Cuyler,’ he said, “ ‘is too much ,and has played for the of a gentleman to know how to | drove in the most rung, | handle himself : 39 | short hits as well as long "s. That is the line I leave with you, — Just ee ee world’s series hero. His wild gt my dear radio audience and to the oni tek teil th ¢ na person from Flint or elsewhere mi ; we ne h ne sending me the first correct an-| U2iOrtumate end to the ,. swer, I will donate my share of to- ball public. which likes te) game decided on a wallop & | (aan a misplay. OL IMIIN § | I think Donie Bush made a § .* @ | Site in judgment when be@ | clined to gamble for victory & . , Ying the films throughout the | Sica inning and had Lieyé ® | United States. |ner bunt. I would rather | Since the dethronement of | S¢¢n him hit and take Jack Johnson the occasion for | Plunge right there of the law has passed. It is doubt- |/osing. He advanced his mam: ful if a similar situation ever will | ™sht but the best he could { occur again in this country. and did get was a tie. a a oe There is no doubt about a | Bush and Cuy! e. Yankees having shown. sug ITTSBURG ¢: _ {all through the series. “ ‘G tans gave Donie They also showed supe : Bush the razzberry for not (a team over their work ef ™ using Cuyler either regularly or jyear. Experience : in pinches during the series. ithe club all around, and Fans do not know the emer- in the infield. # gencies with which managers “Koenig Star of Series.” | have to deal: they guess in the Right here let me say;that M dari. Koenig ought to be reg It is reasonable to suppose {all round hero of the series that Manager Bush is interested ing aside Ruth’s home rus in winning for Pittsburg and jand his general good work, that therefore every asset worth played steadily and 1 while gets’a place in the scheme (the field and was always of things. There must therefore [at the hat. When both be something in connection with [and hitting {s considered, F the Cuyler benching that con- regard him as the player vinces Bush his star player is not | stands out. I was giad to -se8 displaying his best. too. It made up for his He would not bench Cuyler if | jass year and will make Kiki was worth more to the club | much greater ball player fa “os any rival on the team. future. ‘ans here for atime spoke i harshly of Breadon for getting oa ea = rid of Hornsby. But since the owner and the Manager could experience (ee es ; lhas slowed up any. Joe aian't not get along, Hornsby’s value 6 tm thie series. Sha hae to the club faded to a whisper. |. . a ba . . he we the | Breadon traded him and | atieig Calls ast yn -_ a lest youngster on the field, team seems to have suffered lit- |. 7° °"R***F : a knew exactly whet to do in any tie, if any. ‘ia i ation hel The Bush-Cuyler situation may |" . Dugan is @ really . ompetitive player. be of a similar nature. Nevertheless, if Mr. Bush's “Pirates Looked pertese peeve persists, Mr. Breadon '. The Pirates looked mucha could do worse than snare Cuy- i this game than they hae ler for our Cardinals. be geal ggaiene —<—_ {showed mu — more life. BROWN FOOTBALL TEAM ce ween or up to thei | tOorm. ; LOSES TO PENN; FIRST (| the Yanks played exception DEFEAT IN 15 GAMES %°°% ball when we realize € only time their defense 1° Associated Presa, s eteaiincd Was when Moore PHILADE ELPHIA, Oct. 8.— | | a \zeri made those errors and ¢ | Brown University’s football team. ithe Pirates a chance in the | which had gone unbeaten for 15 | The play thet © thi @ consecutive games, was defeated Pave been worked different © |by Pennslyvapia today, 14 to 6. — ‘tenet a The first half was scoreless. but mere but Bush didn’t take4 = there was little doubt about the! I suspect that it will be an final outcome of the game in the | ber of years before we se@ _ second half. although Brown took | world series decided in four ‘their opponents by surprise at the and on a wild pitch, at @ outset of the fourth period by scor- | (Copyright. 1977.) ing a touchdown on a long for- | a | Ward pass. | It took plucky Paul Scull, speeay | Virs. Bundy | Penn halfback, and his so-called | “green” teammates to overpower | Partn Wi afd chain the vicious and experi. | er in 1 _enced Brown Bear for the first | Br the Associated Py Press. | time since Harvard defeated Brown’ LOS ANGELES. Oct. %. (in 1925. May Sutton Bundy and Scull scored all of Penn's 14 Williams of La JoTia. Cal, | | points and found himself ac- | defated Molla Mallory. {@ \cMiimed a hero as he limped off tional woman tennis ¢€ the field a minute tefore the final and Kea Bouman. Holland W wlistl. He was given a mighty champion, for the women’s) ' cheer from the stands ,_ championship tn the pra Fifty thousan¢ persons braved » west tournament. The seal 7— *. the | By ti eden 3 a 5 =< ( { P¢ack as con is safe Boyes players and newspaper mem he / got a singie eossi\ © ine ofa si! gle PSpringficld wall, march “feugth of ee field, /#d-yard line, ) ping tou “this third ers and from the time ef the opening play until Halfback | Bl Parilia 4 for the & ‘got have its hands on the ball, ; Ralf | games ha was unfortunate also for pe y = Says Bush Made Mist : ese has inmgu of the new style of at- pared with the old, it! saul that St. Leuis; wil stick to the oid. first half of their game! Southwest Teachers’ Col- of Springfield, Mo., the Billi! kens “att mpted nine passes, taterais and ereean and gained | point. third q@arter, on 18 suc-) niays, without the aid the same Billiken in the the full from its own and scored the win- stipe n. score was 7 kicked of to ee be iy In the ; pass, team ripped great boies to @. The final : to open | Springfiel d The crossed the goal line a ibout six touchdown, Springfield did Contrast tn Results. | The contrast in the style of at- || . tack used in this victorious march | -@s compa with the wide open fensive of the first ishing. The for- ‘ward passes and lateral passes had | proved a complete failure. Suc- eess crowned the effort to drive thro the line and that in itself is sulfici argument why ft its Tikely the Bullikens will in future ve gretater faith in thelr;*' ; Pplays through the line than they Wright's have had the past. went to Because of the fact that St. Louis | the plate. had run up big scores in winning to Dugan the first two games of the season, ONE RU many of the team's followers were ERRORS. “WJisappointed when the Bills scored eniy one touchdown yesterday, but the Sprinefield Teachers proved a much better. team han St. Louts- ems had expected to see. , Koenig re was a particular weak- |struck ness the St. Louis U. attack it | Meusel @as simply that the passes at-/| Lazzeri tempted in the first half went to | strikes, the wrong receiver. This was due strikeout Partly to the fact that the Spring- field defense successfully devined = the play. sensed the direction of PIRA F the pass and covered the man who was ted b Bad be. sen to receive the ball. \ dieated « y the unsuc- 1 summary of u | to Ruth. passing game: | scratched FIR.T QUARTER. ing the Pass. Jordan to Fiynn, gains iL. Wane 19 yards. /RUNS, Lateral pass to Parilla, who yas red and varied of was asi.on rovdy — Barnhart, Dugan. right. i\Combs scorned If th hw saa slips and fall« an] ball bounces YANK out of his hands, recovered by Dugan. Springfield. Wright & forward pass fails, blocked. a Pass, Lintzenich to Flynn, ~_ . ' gains 10 yards. Jordan's short forward pass ) PIRAT. Over ccmer intercepted by Tolll- (past D ver of Springfield. double SECO: D QUARTER. grounde Pass, Jordan to tossing t Gains ' yarda. to Mew Jordan's long pass, over Springfield coal line, blocked by Sprincfiek fullback. Jordan's forward pass after a lateral from Ltntzenich goes in- cP Springfield fullback’s arms; Billikens lose ball. ; ) Jordan's forward pass g°°S # # prrat into arms of Abbott of Spring- Ito Gek fle ld. The task of carrying the ball tm (4 the «co: of the 80-yard drive ? Im the third yguarter was equally di- | Vided between Flynn, Parilla, Jor- and Lintzenich but the che Lintzenich wag more in y of the oth. | [cent single run of the by Lintzenich when — in « smash | ekle. Parilia i ain of 9 yards and | ers were of 8 yards ire — = nee {rman an ify smeacta ‘2a a sprint 4 ; ei) the second . E Th. : the p which placed | Trayner Pat. Louis in position to ettempt @ Harris fforwerd pass over the goal line, | Sees 20 effort which fafled. was almost constant | lefensive and the fact |e sent | {4 y = Springfield [ae OM the = that Only e ® trib % they es fad Teachers escaped with | ieee . light score against them is to the manner in which | pg». Y *iccessf ully nticipated the | Uy . Sw “Grom the Billiken attack. | *Sde_.. estimated at j : of ae. Bt. Lowi« 2. row uing Miller Tison Crec ilius Pos. Teachers’ Col. Klein ( Missouri), and Lewis ( Washington). ™. Louis wv. hit to ¥ YANKE THREE & 4 NO ERR YANK

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE VEN TO 7-0 VERDIC - a inane eae _—— = AA ante . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ _SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997. SPRINGFIELD TEACHERS HOLD ST. LOUIS U. ELE giLL PARILLA a WAKES THE ONLY ‘SCORE OF GAME A —_——-+ A eC OL A ies : “bette ™ . = :aceennncanentimenenenndlomansenaipemneeateoneen > . eet PCOS LO: ET ORNL AOE A se ee mn OE me lp ra pom ———mew © ~s - ,~ “ = - ~ -_— a aantheean nomen ee Yankees Win F ourth Straight From Pirates Lazzeri would have with Brickell's — “YANKEES BETTER HUGGINS SAYS ‘Team Fortunate in Catch- ing Pirates Off Stride— ll ee PLP LOL OA Lhe lel ll le lO hl elle alll el bel lel dL ad eld ee ee ae : Lintzenich Makes First Down for St. Louis U. Against Sprinefield | POPP PNP LL PPL DPD Dl PPP LP PA PP AP AA POP PA A A PEA PPA ee da ada ad _ WRAY SAYS | _ BUSH PASSED UP | q "CHANCE IN 7TH | Giants’ Pilot Believes Lloyd Should Have © 4 Been Ordered to Hit Ine stead of Sacrifice. -_ By John J. McGraw. Manager New York Giants, NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—T 9 me th outstanding feature of the tat a game, which won the world’s Cham. — Pionship, was the steadiness of mk of Wilcey Moore's pitching, | | It was not so much the king 3 stuff he used but the fact that he was cool and calculating al} the 4 way and knew exactly what he Wag) trying to do. He lived up to all _ the things that American League players and newspaper men yr “But; remarked about him during the DU be- season. I had never seen him un h this; til this series began. It is aa | y dif-/a strain on the average young tel. low to be shoved into @ critical Bhart; place like that but Moore is no this | kid. to of | He has seen even; enough of life to © be-| know that there take| is no use in get- bench. | ting excited about | me gg anything. H e Bs simply took his @aé time and gave & them the best he had. Jt was rig's throw, had no trouble grounder. ciead 2 But with a man on first base the Had it not been for errors bY | grounder offered Tony a chance for Wiley Moore and Tony Lazzerl,|, qgouble play. Before throwing a@ Miljus would have escaped the | ball, it is necessary to get hold of misfortune of being the final goat’ «>, Many a fielder has tried to of the series. The Pirates scored | tprow one before getting it, but . 7 ' e first inning on singles : e. nd Ton Bush Praises Miljus for |), tiosa waner ana Wright, with pith notin ee ee to . : infield outs in between, and the ct of stopping. It was Great Pitching. Yankees tied the score in their magn Hoagie pti a double By Mi ley H 5 mans on singles by Combs, Koenig play, or any play at all, both run- 7 uggins. and Ruth. ners were safe. Manager Worjd (hampion Yankees Ruth Hits a Homer. Lioyd Waner, sacrificed them (Copysight, 1927.) , : along, Barnhart singled to center, NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Well, it's; Then pitching prevailed until the antes Yde, and Pau) Waner's over, and the Yankees are the! fifth inning, when Ruth hit his sec- om cote a ve Combs sent Brick- champions of the world, just as I} ond homerun of the series and the i eae wits the tying run. knew they would be. tenth in his world series career, Miljus Su is Hill. It wasn’t an easy series, and the|Combs opened that fifth with a Wright tapped to Moore to end Pittsburg Pirates deserve a lot of |single to center, Koenig struck out, the inning oma then Miljus went credit. We were fortunate injand then the Big Bambino hoisted to the hill. His great work in re- catching them at a time when they | the ball into the right-center seats. Neving 7 commer en the first game of weren't playing as good a game, Moore was pitching along even-/ tphe series made him the logical perhaps, as they did during the / jy, not in his best form, but he had | man for duty in this crises, but ft egular season. enough to keep the Pirates away! was evident that he was not the That's the break that comes iN|from home plate in the second, | yiijug of the first game. baseball. third, fourth, fifth. and sixth in- Koenig greeted him with a single rome totke whi sep that the vie] ahem, /to Grantham in deep territory, but ig a ee se tee Then in the seventh Earl Smith, | a double play started by the strong- keine om) cit | ‘ka ' mae 9 the two | fading off, hit a hot grounder to! armed Traynor and made possible masor Samii take veeeaie gitine Gehrig. Lou might have madethe! by the ;fact that Wright was in They're bot} se d d there * play at first himself. Moore reached | position to be middle man at sec- toy ag “~ » Bae Sere sn the ball as he was about to step on| ond, pulled the pitcher out of that See _— on grace — Sreas hace the bag. But Moore is a pitcher | hole. way Ges tea ey ete primarily. Occasionally he gets a In the eighth, Miljus walked premier settee Sault ite: eatin hit, but his business is throwing] Lazzeri with one out and Collins but 1 think they wants Said poe baseballs to batters and not taking single se.t Lazzeri to third, but two ; the National League pennant al- throws to first base. He took his} were out and the fact that Moore, | ae pO een Le oan ete © hed in ks Sie kes wey CRM most as easily eye off the ball to look at the base|a weakling batter, was next up, open tee wile NOEL YS 9G. ae EERE eam OC gh Legs OP hoe: ing. . 6 | Vi rs § jen and the result was that he muffed made it easy for the Czech to get aS beasts setters ee te ) ) DONIE BUSH PRAISES the ball. Smith was safe and the | by that inning safely. P | Pirates had an opening. Yde was The stands expected the top en MILJUS FOR COURAGEOUS sent into run for Smith, and Brick- | of the batting order to finish Mil- PITCHING IN THE FINAL | c!) battea for Carmen Hill, who} jus and it did. Not quite in the By OWEN J. BUSH, had stzrted the game on the slab| way expected, put it finished him Manager of the Pittsburg Pirates. for the Nationa] Leaguers. Erick-| or put him in such a state that | NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—*I want he finished himself and the Pirates ell grounded to Lazzeri and had it PE oi . ? ’s mi Geh- n one fell swooper wild — | to be the first to congratulate Man- not been for Moore's mutt of Ueh+ Oh me One . Miller Huggins and every —P BPP LP Lh A ALA SD al Sl ll hl al le | member of his New York Yankees member of hie New York Teckess!} WORLD SERIES SIDELIGHTS | ball world. The Yankees won on their merits. “I must say in defense Continued from Page 1s, Col 8. | reaching the plate before Gooch could reach the ball. Touchdown Follows Long March Down Field on) Straight Football; Pass- ing Attack Fails to Gain. wwe re By Dent McSkimming. Tt may be that the lateral pass is | Waner k this trom Ok. isted going to revolutionize college foot- all as some coaches predict, but | yg yesterday's game at Sportsman's | Park is a fair sample of the reia- hgive value of the new siyle of at- M ‘ os Tani le) ae ‘ ‘ yy ~ Bie 7 “ wt Play- club Mack as compared with the old, it! safe to predict that St. Louis | WF Usiversity wil stick to the old. In the first half of their game! ‘gith the Southwest Teachers’ Col- | jege team of Springfield, Mo., the Billikens attempte d nine passes, | igterals and es and gained got a single poin In the third ularter. Veesive line plays, gta single pass, the fearn ripped great holes B oringficld wal!, march -¢ the full “wagth of the field, from its own | ® 30-yard line, and scored the win- | os touchdown ' The final score to 0. § + Springfield kicked of to oF third period and from the time : opening play until Halfback meee Opening Db" The picture shows Lintzenich being tackled in the first quarter of the game won by the Billikens, : QO 0, ‘Et Parilla crossed the goal line Yor the touchdown, Springfield did ibout six inches meyens the linesman's rod. remarkable exhi- : : Bot have its hands on the ball. TS di _ ie . ¢ . . = Contrast in Results. 8 Carmen Hill also pitched Pack used in this victorious march | steady ball, just Fes compared with the wide open | iffensive of th first | By the Associated as I expected he would do. All —_— © NEW W YORK. “O putin : 2 ide iis The for-| ct. 8&.—Following is the play-b lay account of the fourth and final game season I have regarded hi | Haif was astonishing. The for g play-by-play 4 sealed stare? tes ‘world series between the New York Yankees and.-Pittsburg Pirates: of the smartest pitchers in the Na. yard agp engage saga Rant | . tional League. After that first is. Mee ctroct to drive | FIRST INNING. Sa gpa, st ps . * said look crush Pe cite rtendedohe athdles’ tadianeneesiaterest ror y % oi “4 o5 , ge fs 2. Ae nN f. if * " vs ’ , ‘ others h added the hdow sending a perfect the poets. nglie run of th of 45 yards by | second quarter. placed point aft- between "he lor pho Wa a piay POSition to attempt a yas over the goal line, pM effort which failed. Springtiela was almost constant- oD the ve and the fact p Stat the Teachers escaped with oy alight score against them is E, tibute io the manner which e ? «Successfully anticipated the ection of Billiken attack. , ry hich de fensi it the Teachers’ Col. Stater Roberts Perry Tolliver Marka Pos. Tindall Abbott a — Austin 4 Officials—Ramp (UC. of Cin- 4 nimat Kiein (Missouri), and lewis (W Washington). "» PB. games have gretater faith in their | Dugan. Pplays through than they | wen to Dy ; ' lls scored | | right. Koenig ar weak- |! ck it | | Lazzeri istrikes. Th istrikeout for i THREE HITS. but the big j PIRATES-—L. to short. Barnhart. P. Ji. Wright's single t to second the plate. ugan RUN hit Koenig Waner to right. on Rr who tagged o ONE TWO HITS. ERRORS. YANKEES weet Combs stopping scorned on £0ing Out. Combs sjrgle if BCC ( to Ruth ed out also is Was oct rr. i + | Li UCK SLO] Meuse! was cg]! . ; 7 Il, WalS Ca ile Hill. Q SECOND I ve the ball. | ;to Ruth iscratched ling the bases. arnh Waner: Lazzeri un TWO HITS. NKEES— | Collins Wright threw also threw out Co ‘ONE HIT. Vright double ~ mM Os. T° oe¢ °r ) Traynor hit a sot 4A & $i) ? P| YN) the thir NO ERROR eC = * on d NE ao out Moore. NO 1 | THIRD INNING. | PIRATES—P. ipast Dugan. |dou ible play. tgrounder, thakine itossing to Gehrig. ito Meuse!. NO RI INO ERRORS. NS. ; YANKEES—Grantham out K oenig ‘good stop and threw 'Ruth grounded to Harr iham threw out Gehrig. NO H NO ER 77 Ct is. PIRATES—Grantham ito Gehrig. tT - 4. RO RS FOURTH INNING. WwW A pier} Vvrign Ou Waner grounded to scored effort to drive | : Waner beat out a thre on ao} ¢ ith’s throw to grounder Wri TF ies 3 Combs tuth’s single to right, third. oa Cenrig econd. « "Tn? ¥ RI sve + st G ra ¢ NO RUNi Erou nea ; idgeqd Harris singled to right. PLO LP LLL ahd Lh hhh LL LL eh La PL ll ll dl el 4 World Series Composite Box Score » | hit his second home run of the se- ~ |vies into the right-field stands, » behind Combs. ing as out Gehrig a " fill. Me ~~. INO ERRORS. re Gral 5S. 5H YANKEES—Combs singled té PIRATES—Wright ta Moore. 1, Locke _ ONE ‘rig to Lazzeri. part's single to center, ‘yy a tT » A ’T*Y ‘ q* P I” he Oe ee Sen FF PIRATES wr eee S' 'Lazzerl. t | Plate ilins ERRORS. and NO ‘got t 10 ) third when L. ” s* = usel. 7 ¢ }t4 we OA Ld Ha rris og ee YANKEES—Lazze Vat ul . eV “hie ese) ng to W aner * a ne »-* . - ° isKeeeRz wim Sle -~ od . iv oe iy yr _? ane ~ Pit TSB URG. 0 a we, Hi.‘ *Pinch hitters. |New Vork | Pittabure Kons batted 7: Meusel. Hit hy pitcher—By 1: Lasezeri. He tuth. SCORE BY in—~Barnhbart. 4 ' 8. Roenig. 3: Vane. } Lazzeri t ¢L. 4: 4 b. ain if Double vlaxs—larreri to Koenic: Larzert \e Ducan. on bases—New Fiarris: Left te Pennock Njovore Name. | Kremer | Milfs si | Beer ns cee © ;€ wemcrose ..cees Dawson .. *eeeereerer *eeevterfets. * * eeereeeaee* **e* eae @eee e*@eeree te ork. Py (i. Koenig: Pittsburg. 38 : : SUMMAR) , 3B. CHING | ri } % mr. 1.2 19 * HK. 0a INNINGS ° by ~s ie — == se o> ee SH.Bt. = ~ NATIO HR, woe 7 ~ - SH. BB. ) Ae ‘ALS. . SB.SO. o Oo } i o I ] 9 0 . —_- =— >> oe * -* [Ddisi- Dams ~~ ~~ « Peane ck, Cvengros to Trayner 43D we wt wt FLANAGAN STARS FOR NOTRE DAME # 0 " Blarrix«. 1: Wright. 2; i: Cambs, }. (4 Gehriz. mts). Gehrie «28): Wricht to Grantham iq to Wricht to Harris. eis Flans ading c¢ h nore KB Pet ee _ tie? O—] ier ae | iy 1.8. §O. WP. ] o a Wav eavy end . Wot a Pet Detro t cient! HOG ot , }4> UR my}. BH. — for ++ io +: ae | ‘7 ry fi ¢ i Wwae €s Dame, carired over the 000 : ;Gaow) ere in the fourth quart Webster, 12 to 0': agEressive | hoo! League | ire | inter- | > | s! v i |e first touch- , Notre Morgans, Friscos, Pants Stores , M ul | Pa |of the M | Frisco will oppose the te to the tornado relief fund .'|rolets and trimmed the | pal champions of Cincinnati, (an | Store and the at Friseo | contest. Vernon Sandusky ‘CUYLER THINKS HE HAS PLAYED LAST GAME FOR Continued Krom LS. | my 'own players who fough to the Jast ditch | thne was against them even when going that they were from being themselves. I know how to for it less it was the strain of the fans week of league race. Evident- as ly our club had nothing Yeft after ; : that trying finish. They were try- (ching four leading team | ing hard enough all the time, associat The champion mistake about that. T am gratefu' Haulers will pla the | to each and eve ry one nine and the Pants Store | too much South Side Chevro-} | praise. proceeds will be donate d | “7 ehatie greater ++ | ae ltching e Ve ry- and Chevrolets Compete for Relief Fund. account un An ~header for unicipal ed this interes foubl: ting baseball the is sched-| afternoon lairground rk, ma lon. organ cannot say in their All nge anyone to point out or gamer exhibition than Hill and Miljus the final game. Miljus’ he final inning was par- notable [t was fhe est spot in which a pitcher possibly be placed—with the in the ninth tInning— result of the world series at on every pitch, and Gehrig, Meusel and Lazzeri up. In striking cut Gebrig and Meuse] and being in a fair way get Lazzer{ that fata} unfortunately rot away, one of the most exhibitions of nervy and ver seen on any ball d the Chev- recent city title series Sieblers, Munici- ,, 19 | rT" } The Morgans defeat in the inte r- ¢ Ly >f rie Ss. tough between the Pants | _, - } Wee vrolets wil art evroiets whl start hesea full and } ,, Lilie gt ean The first game Ch 1:39 ». mm. ‘Tae nines will ; lay stake like Roach and yey i coming um pire. “Red will Jack Rva ’ “ CmAis . ty hefore rave rmarkable great pitching e field. THE PITTSBURG CLUB Page 1s, Col 4. i —) \an at first and & up I could interfere o first and sav: ? I dropped the b nd was ou | double TI story of my b: still. ett this hy B ite ad while bal) of when in al] not play fhich we form and our lV ray Jackson | we rmiust all. J overran st fhe knov Aid th t. Still, there was no. this particular time. Then J] was fined.| ‘ . 4% a A210 W r} iége r Rogers 11: settied and don is” of His Own. ‘uvier’s throw y Yr c “~ YW the ry: ati af ti rnosby, ing AT TY? tie ce @ bs 7 été i piay' q ae on’ Aw) “Wood,” he club own- Cuvier was nnart wa* na for no oth- ot explain why jd sent to the minors to get Comorosky the a * I made aking a hou [ riei Speak! a «i Pf ‘ s " €, i. . = ’ os opt ° - fr f sets 4 ss 2 oie ‘ wi s*a iis > 1a steiatn’ ¥ 2 { ’ a*a ia * , ~~ * ] 4 re ~% > »* F ) weeks being « * » +e , the nex few frianda e 4 wtme f * sf ; - , * & ‘ ; him id j do Of] the stage?’ layers said and you and . ; » Ott Tmere with t:at se £0 bene hi A aka ang | Hest. I and | in Z | i*?@ wae teke the A en eo : 2, a i* he I ee! 4 .49 go mv At aa wha grea extreme lay the t fellow, ; as you did fe no hitterness in the heart, J}. gu hg re te neturaiiy;, continuously | far | don't | final! | no | of them and | of | batters | re-| {on | their satisfied with | permitted | that I | the | position ? | good | whole de@- i> 4 into | a gag ip your mouth spotlight on | worid By I. ROY STOCKTON. t gamely up |? ALD ALA ARAL APPL PDL NEW: YORK, Oct. 8. T was the first world serjes de- cided in four straight games since 1914, when the Boston jraves, upsetting form as it had never been upset before, romped through the great Philadelphia Athletics without losing a de- cision. though, a great team was be while even the most rabid National League fans, if they saw the series, will say that the Pirates did not show even vague traces of championship ability. The fielding, expected to be brilliant, was ragged. ‘The pitching was not bad, but still not good enough to stand up he- hind a defense and the devastating of the Yan- kees The outcome of the _ series slices the suspicious persons who thing a series always is stretched to seven games to:rake in the shekels. As a result of the abrupt end of the struggle the Yankee management will have to refund about $200,000 taken in through of tickets for the game that to have been played tomor- 1914, aten, In weak punch sale VAs row. = emg ok ee Pirates Erre d in Kach Game. The Pirate defense cracwed in every game. Kremer and Miljus deserved to win the first game from Hoyt and Moore, but Grantham and Earl Smith made errors that gave the Yankees a 5-to-4 verdict. Lloyd Waner and Wright made in errors in the second game, which Pipgras defeated Aldridge, Cvengros and Dawson, 6 to 2, SO ER A ET OE NTT ae ee eer ge en wees oo eee ee i PL dd LLL ah ’ Yankees Straight Game Victory Is Second in History OL ALP LIAL PL hr hehe A he le | HEN the Yinkees defeat- ‘ W ed the Pirates today for their fourth straight vic- tory to win the world baseball championship, it was the sec- ond time in history that a ciub has accomplisl i the feat. The was in 1914, Stallings’ Braves Mack’s famous a row. the first between the Cubs and Ti- gers ended in a tie and then men of Frank Chatice took four In 1922, the Giants took four victorie. frem the ,ankees. brt in this the second was a tie. It was this which the umplire called Commissioner Landis gave the ney to charity. other occasion when George defeated Connie old Athletics four In the 1907 Ly} series. d i LAmMne ; the ¢ / rf im @a& row. 7 LtTie a +4 Tri e i et rri¢ PEP? LOL he PPX PAARL A hha eh AL BAN JOHNSON SENDS YANKEE OWNERS HIS CONGRATULATIONS | CHICAGO, Oct. 8.—Ban Johbn- | gon, president of the leas’ the was highly elated when Yankees vanquished the Pirates in the fourth straight rame todas The deciding ‘eon dictated this telegram to Col Jacob Ruppert, owner of the New | York Americans. | “Hearty i Manager Huggins and ers. We like to destroy the pley- have a wholesome ef- the ‘tories will fect upon | strengthen sional Vali,’ oa OPO POPP LPR LPO LOLOL LOL ele ee, Pe ee | A Ibert : J /i#«e ,«® Armerican | run hardly had been scored when John- | congratulations to you, the enemy in tha manner. Four straight vic- | the position of profes- Pennock was the hero of the third game, but with all his great pitching, Meadows, with perfect suport, would have given him a battle. But the Yankees did some heavy hitting after Pi- rate mistakes and Pennock, giv- ing only three hits, breezed through, 8 to l. It was the third straight world series to end in a midst of rain. The Pirates nosed out the Sen- ators in 1925, the final game be- ing played in a drenching rain. Last year the final game in which Haines and Alexander beat the Yankees, wag played in a mist and fog, a day much like the one that saw the Pirates take the final knockout. Huggins Started Four Pitchers, Mahager Huggins started four different pitchers in the four games and Hoyt was the only one who failed to go the route. Moore, besides winning the final game, saved the opener for Hoyt. With only four games played, the total attendance and receipts - fell far below the record, The first game attracted 41,467 cash customers, the second 41.634, the third 60,696, and the bad weath- er held down the total today to 57.909. Two errorless games by the Yankees helped them to score their decisive victory. The Pi- rates had bobbles in each game, but the Yankees, after Meusel muffed a fly in the first contest, went through the second and third with a perfect record. Moore and Lazzeri had the er- rors in the fourth contest. eee cine a pm Michelsen Wins Marathon Event; Ward Is Second ae Covers 26-Mile Course in 2:31:11 From Bronx te Stamford. oo ee erence a By the Associated Preas. PORT CHESTER, N. Y., Oot. 8. “Whitey” Michelsen of Stamford, Conn running wunat- ‘tached, won the marathon race of miles and 385 yards from the | Bronx to this city this afternoon. His time was 2 hours, 31 minutes and 11 seconds. r. Ward of Dover, N. J. was second, finishing in 2:37. Francis O'Donnell of Mays Landing. N. J. and Clarence Demar, Melrose, | Mass., finished third and fourth re- ispectively, the former in 2:38:35 ‘and the latter tm 2:41:31. There were 200 entries. GENE TUNNEY IN MAINE FOR VACATION the Associated reas ROCKWOOD, Me., Oct. §.—Like ‘a magnet, the Maine woods have drawn back to thelr depths Gene Tunney, the world’s heavyweight | ehampion lie returned today to this favorite retreat in the Kineo | region fora two weeks vacation. | He arrived here today from New | York He was accompanied by | Ram Pryer of Greenwich, Conn. They will be guests of their tetend, ‘Pert Fowler, a well-known @ptde. | By public mind and jet a camp at Tomhegan, & @rnall sportemen's colony on the western shore of Moosehead Lake. Sk Soh ae le eG eer ae TO ee eS a eee OCS tee he Re ee thet RE cr Ae oe KS Ce ee ee ee ee ee es pt oes neteftie ma - i a Sania ste Hi es, at Ss el SP ena aE - sae Sod ni ine fe Aa Al ae ’ edt a te NN ae - a ae Ao + Cente Monta aa ce Ah aa ap tetera ei he Rie AN te nt REORDER re benee 4 het paapigirowyr lis eee eee » ee en Ee ee

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oe POST-DISPATCH ___ PURDUE DEFEATS HARVA RD. 19-0; YALE LOSES TO GEORGIA, —S WELCH STARS AS Entered in Today's Regatta on the Mississippi SPEED BOATS 10) =e AY go |___ Charchll_ Down Chart ee a ee | | | “ ne ee See met ee eee A as | ah , , l same Went to post at 2:02: at post 2 minutes, yo | f , z oe idee Ball. Trainer. C. Irby. Time. 241-5, :49 1-5, 4: BIG TEN TEA | | . : to winners, £900, $200. $100. DOWNS CRIMSON i | . : ' HORSE. , é High Bal fj j Realtor ines ee [ee ep te ; we eS a f EES IO Western Eleven Scores in Each of Three Quarters—| eS : ‘aae Elis Unable to Overcome), .* _- 333 i525 -=- =" nO as Gairineat 8 Southerners’ Early Lead. | Pie Se wn ee Be Fs Set AeA A A OE A OLR AR OER — a ert ee ney % $ yA a iw Ts Wm 6 DGD) De oe a R Q’Donnell, Jockey on. Lucky ‘Mistaice” os: i _§ 8, ry : Hich Ball. responding to hustling tactics, took lead after a ma Zz Vito, Which Runs Sec- Many Entries for St. Louis ° fas n the stretch turn and holding on fairly well outstayed Lit tle Gene = Meetin Extended. —- oa a ti - thougt king @ Rood fi: bh id . sis ’s Third A “ followed Gout so, st Ma tine nt eine Seeker at ead” SE ond, Set Down for 30 Yacht Club § Ir n- HE annual fall meeting at Haw- | See siowlv and clos nig distance of-ground¢ in last quarter Queer was Sana one, . thorne has been extended three | early gni trom paid: Mish Ball win, $22. place $11.60. show $6. edie ; ~ Days for Rough: Riding. | But a a A; « BOER OMB Se . “ 4 6 Pe ef Gee 4 ae nual Regatta—Independ- jays. The original meeting W@aS | wrsce $11. 40. “show $6.80. post tor show $6.20 ence III in Time Trial scheduled to close yesterday ON) SECOND RACE Stan, maiden 2-year-olds. seven furlongs: Start |= : , ere ione wv “tical r | a iving. ent to pos Zi02 DP . at pos minute, red sf os | a petition signed by prac - — He |by Busy American-Alberta S. Trainer J. J. Flanigan. Time, . ; CHURCHILL DOWNS, Ky.. Oct. I The recall every horseman racing at aw- 5 3-5. 291-5. Value to winners: $900. $200. $100. - @ ‘ | | tr, Pin. a 46g The Kentucky Jockey Club The st thorne was presented to the of- ASE, 7 “ST. “eee By Gerald ences ficials of the Chicago Business| , a $10,000 added, for 2-year- | por bro : elds, at one mile, was easily won Were a Men’s Racing Association aged ‘by Mrs. J. D. Hertz’s Reigh Count, PF pike. en to a 19 to 0 victory over; & é ee Bers , ga rag ae Bete eee Re ee A % ual motor we ‘gatta which will J coeee am =COV'ito finished § , ; £3 SES. ae a | se ot : — Sear e : 2 Le day en Eads and Massey wil hi lis recent | aLaftoon entry. bSouthland*Letellier entry oe * Harvard in the Stadium today in| $0" .32eies pee SO et SR ROO a tN a be ae : pea ge mae Yr} oe “inh + arg0 was un severe pressure to cain the lead after three furlongs bet game third. , tersecti 1) $23 Ss Se . gest Se ee ee a oak a Pe Sain: SOP: & Free Bridges. four-mile race | purchases, Celido advantage fast thereafter and holding on weil won easing up. . Sea Rip was coupled with Reigh The crimson’s first intersectiona!l | & jae a ae Se en Supe SRE Sete RRO RG ES Koa ES Ao OES Se ge f ' 1o*ors will 0 he }Churchill Downs i ' begat low. ly worked way up gradualiy with a biz lose of ground and followed | i | Gone cers =r eS * ~ * - Bi, = “¥ a up Shae RE 3 Se = NR for outboard motors wi open the ;cnurcnali 0 is a ’ the stretch. Adams Apple taken back ix Count in the mutuels. game since 1971. . ps hs ee pert So a Cae : | Bea ae e the lead first being held by Sea motors, starts at 1:45 p. m. |claimed Florian for $7000. ~~ : —_ OU won driving: pla¢e same. Went w post : ; 2 p . 0 P Ase Ae “>: 5 a ts Sefols® ve 53 ss SS es ae P “= e DOC ; by Allumeur-Rh Lajes. Tr ainer. Owner. Tim $ } . . Rip. Ww hich forfeited it to y it ‘). : W hen ut F y j = be Meares “ . fat sous eats ' o « oe x 7 . inners ° " ¢ ; a oe eeme by an faery. 4 | gaeeae | Soe eee ee capri 30 nents are expected to| os @:s ! “16 35. 1:42°3-5. 1:49 2-5. Value to winners _— $200, $100. ee Reigh Count, coming from be- | Tes : ~ | : | : : - Ani nig “he Harvard line for a gain of 12 ner will hold atin world’s ‘ehampion- sold by C. E. “Boots Dur nel] to; ares: re eee sae . ; 0 > | Se of his rider and won by four ) - “yards and that was only the first | ship regardless of the time le |S. N. Holman at private sale, Fri-/| Dr. Larrabee . —— os 4 ee 33 a : ane tengths. hard held. ut, advance he made. Whether in | § | | | takes since that distance hi 3 iday. Witam P. raced in Dur-if. Geet. TS Fi Smith a i Vito was responsible for some | . . “alae 4g | & : 3 = | ‘ fore been attempted ut- i nell’s _— at the Fairmount fall | Brureth ... ; Wem 8 86crowding which enabled him to and ue a unniIng, kicking Or passing, the | % 2 NERS Sg see en ) 2. yo 7s ’ — nd won a few races. | a] showin: m reme! t, raced on promine nuy ae: start and = F race in second position m the : ry came through t zs So oo gee Pico nba : : rags . handling wore down Sh in a long drive. atter was ‘oe F ; ; ~Texas wey ~saonige ul meh 5° a at w ee % ; , . “ : ; . e 7 inv "es vil laf 1e E 7 a at Fairmount | ., 4a leaa ; one > f Lppearing beaten on!y on the stretch turn. ak 2 stretch, which he never relin- gris aay. stmest to the exeinsion ot! aie —_—memmmmary §6=—SssC Racing Results | |:2 yee pons 40: [om in the rear but finished w And th are “Sa eleven! ee aN ee: Se oc terme “~~ | turns. Life belt: ust be w Fs ‘thorne after being practical- | _ ~ ,,mutu gt he gy Pas 3.20. place 54.60. show 33 =" gameness to take third money. Their a ~ Pe e a ae ai r U uve PAS "eT & ) P a . , es = 4 “~ mi se a es ~ *. og * . 8 -_ ; iy | .77 hm yo ae. ition to Win 2 3.5 4 a e to heme : aL : = * 00) > 100. , se E =. oO Donnell, who rode ~0, . s ) Althou period in the final quart: r | | : suspended for 39 days for rough The . Harvard produced an attack riding. i For thé : pa BS ES Sah Beit oe | Time, 1:212-5. True Worth. Sparto etatose lete of apeed &: iss Mrs. Hertz was enriched $28,4*0 “netted 60 vards. The advance was RE Gere” og S Boy Dave Hogan, Argento, ry Rut ee oe = Program Book Out. a Apt Count’s victory ) Is wk The Polk Laffoon entry, Fargo) Us Ghp final whistle co the ras | pe thaps (S. Holeckoj. 0 3 tat o pita ics =| mit and Sarah Alethe, took both win ~werith the final iremanh ing in ial tite ry Perhi sg Hoke KO). 3.20 2.80} fava : in merican Ni onal Jockey | a gar nber sete ens , 3 Se atens poaitions te the Aaa h the final whistle o1 ar | PANHARD (at top), MISS ST. LOUIS. "Yin, Tal Ba Agnie, Double nu, Out-of-Town Boats Entered, | 3¢, Arlington Heights was issued | AY Rts a a eee i vard five-vard line. LPP P BOPP D PI ' J ory ; { Sta kK fu > ° ry é ant : 1? Sea } ° - s2.0n “om E two lengths to spare. Pretty Run j a ter _—— ; Bho Claiming. 3 up. ‘an Croom Sweenton "3031 oe = mae ~ a RR SY : Panysiisy Sone Meets: & Bote neetin: ee : S$? mutue's paid: Miami Triad, win ; place 60. show — = | again pierced the crimson atl tg ss "> | wis a. the wos eee , HOCK I McHaney . J ;.O0 1; Lawrence Jones. : own impressive te ; —— popes : ’ Run. é x show °0- Guillotin 10W "$3. a0 «® * Was just able to nose out Guillotine While Harvard made six first downs, 3 D EVETH R AC E—$10. 000 added. The _ Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes, “= | for the place, Footloose, which for with D ancv’* Pan is 13? ‘ 1¢} : Py : ‘ oa 5 aiming ave FI eens ‘ } : 1 easily: ace v bee »-mt to Ost B:o4: af post Bs - “three of them in the final period.! Germai: ae oe 7) Oe ee oe 8 ond one-sixteenth miles: a as one mile: 34 = os piac ed P ' @ time ted the 11 starters, could : Rp co ate ; dicated throughout th ace. ; it ee ” Winner. ch. ec. & Bb unreigh-Co ntesei Trainer. B. S Mitchell. Ta ae | , | Purdue made 13 first downs. Pur- Mez. also rai + 4-13 40. Valu wineere, $28 480. $1500. $500. $335, ee: not hold out and finished fourth, {the £ due scored a touchdown in each of) FIRTH ig E—Five furlongs: ‘alee a eae ak Ma i one track mark was shattered |~ aa aE. 7. PP. ST. .} i _% St, fin. “aneer. The Runt won the sixth race by/ like to he three quarters : Seven Fumbles Spoil u ames) 5.6 ) r¢ °j ke a shot at t} de} I racK mal 1 by Gar Wood's Miss | Amer- | uale t Jamaica ‘and |jcch com .......322 6 $1 4 Lan MSs length and a half. Louis Ruben- take ac ve onthe a PCE A eetea Dutch, racing | Vito... ...-.eeeee: 2s ) : ‘a 2 23 Sd 4 stein was second, three lengths just fox Independence | he silks of W. R. Coe, won the | Groucher ........cse-12 eee Se, OU. ae - ! * 8. Workman dem ahead of Compensation. | Yale’s Chances to Win. | By the Associated Press NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 8.— pele race at Jamaica and set a/| at a 70-mi! e-an-hour record for five and one-half Georgia's eleven today crashed | through the Yale team to win, 14 to hop t | driver hopes to 35 7” - ; ’ * A lon : ; O04 2 - J. The fo rmer. | - . Thur sday n . 4a : : a my . uf in the track tirst half the three leatanee ; rece 04 4-5 was hel a ie d jtinuing over the best going “2 Audie > Buddy Bauer, win- {| out reseure. Vito 1} an fast. but unable to araw clear. owe back | 4 u , n a ‘a. say whe ‘ f leaving vack stretch aid 10. from an eleven that showed fine ds, Lynbro Maiming Stakes, five and | ~~ fren teas Miki Lua | At Laurel. ' vhich will ? a ne P 5: haif Uil ’ * M~Igic ww or a we & a het Sm ere a o. 0 oe UP mc ah ; ‘ bets: Lrg PALMAE: ag) wetoh Webs she Dow _ ae a ” | The ber wm CIOOR-Tas coo zor atte 4 gtgineaee: os eyo. TEM, ys — LAS Or With Our >. S ORL LEE Fe. aim r aii. stopped, however, when Welch in- i pon Sct ‘ TP esas" aoe ve a—e AAD aes yee PI : ae F at we ~ . . soa . SECOND RACE—T) lart ile: | dronlane driven br alte a str 4 program book ete ae r 4 ahs ee - rvers 2 ; » “ , ont . 4a FP hecad 4 ‘ “ti ‘reepted a forward pass and led tN m8 ' neck irth of Forth , : . = af th neetin 2 x , aa 7 a * » Seek y ; Q . ‘ A * _ . ‘ ‘ ‘ " Sek ed ped ed pret pred tel - — yen SIX ri RAC E—One se hie Ps det ht @ ve ‘ . at ed pt nt tend eet - ™~ > 4 h motors es meee © $} urlong mark es rg ; acvans f the others. igernon, sluggish!) and aiso racing wide, “" ive imN 1@ Title. . Six ft riOns mark oO; o- injerferenes 94 ; 3} ' t . ‘ leaders. urouc hers saved po Leal Veo rm eX. fe ’ Ts Georgia taking a iea d claiming. aon ene Bem wainly sought to! ~ foo sone” Siders en Geli M Musarte & B.C ar entry. | Barn halime “oe See eet eruonce wn + ° iw aeany. lace driving. Went to post 4: At post one minute. overcome in the last quarter, dur | Acta wie atts puicrti’™ “WF M0) Sead ace Si, nit Sear | Orcineed Mims Eon ip Ham. or WG. Baird at cme controls. | Baldwin saa jig nip.) bi, Meriian-dueen oP Pazaline «Trainer, 1 Ueatry. Timon ime Which they made ten first | Sores °°: 233 Bay Sart ---- Purauoiee .....10:3 Lady Glassen ...11 | Other events include « four-mils | > _——e . downs to one by the visitors. The | 7~*5” ney --109 Crystal Pennant.IiS| 5600 Franklin. 10s °First Edition "103 — ee ae pgs AR so to By the Associated Press. Ow. . ‘Sis . : .* « * @* : 7 m 3 } e ‘% . —— ronil , iv ar r I ver . All of the scoring came in the/ Rou poe 77 dis Rite... -.---107 | aproxim . m7 cama Balko : 3.50 80 3 oe : ‘ ae : | 36.60 Sees 20: ‘rnon $ i. sleet 0 ee ee Vito. first half rec ; ; wa 8S tock. Tans’ °° a2 | Pace House Lé > Lu? dard Bearer iud nig n heel an 40 4s Ins | W. show 9%.-U; Aigernen. show . — i cee * See eee ee Reigh ( 115 Red Hil! l nes 5. 30 in wp Tf od | ‘ RACE—$1200, S-year ¢ olds and up, 6 furlongs: ae Dias Le SPR ger: See Ae oot Wis Southerners played even with the eThree pounds allowance. ~~" ” FF me SESE Ot. Onn ~ San ‘Ra h (Emer: oe 2 ite a ot Fh SAMAICA RACE THRACE MY. Yale team during the third eeried | aus mite and 96 ware care: ad ul lon Ami .....113. *Danger Sicnat 103 | Temeraire. (Sande i eee a a ee ties | A er ee eieithe Old Dutch and in the final quarter checked | — ++] : | ae A RE © = eres, Someny. is ce 2 eR REE i co Ae Oi. SE | RP RE. four Yale rallies, to three of ee See tee Ceres ee ee, Cer erdids | Destari Martin and Delhi | 2 ae reer 1 all cla ; a , added to the Lst of) -_ : — ———— ie toe ae however, Yale contributed much by . . ees. ere _ THIRD RACE—S longs a i peace aes ape ES arti t the last moment, again wares ‘tein when stretch a mn © tnopportune fumbles. | Bright Steel ....1 Fine Cham- ” Just Fo oA .-117 rkuban Rouze .113 sontemplate (Jenner)... 3.90 3.20) sane rs11i PRR lian: ee ed his heels to some high-/2t eng. Compensation was hard ridden throughott, Yale’ . ‘ ee 4 Arti ae 14 hes se ; |Lady Inver allahan) . . x leaders. Orman had mn isha Daffod i] $ atiack, led by the bri}. | ‘Three pounds of Cranus .......108 L&tle Ta » at Cum Clack . liseau, | Man, x seta or ay iver | C145 uveniles when he led home| $5 mutuels paid: Tt nt, win $6.20. | +h | ~ ~/A - — etn Det : ed ~~ ~ - @ - ~ : . . . ‘* . « pt ht at et ee ee | > oe tie LD eae a - & Wu PO ARERS 650 8 RCT aR ttm w Rebeteaehd soe : a hi elie Aan, Cah aed SME ol EERE ELE BERENS IO NGI sgrmnsnbsileesic tes 0 PO ee ee ae ee we, nS lant. running of Bruce Caldwell,| ..5 eth race. the Brunswick. 2-year-olds, | M» bh 3243 car mock gaat “FOU RT ie ae also ran. | Schmidt an Guerdan. he field in the Baldwin Handicap, | Rubenstein. place $4. show Congennie. saan was better than that of the win-| s nell .... “entau gee : : H RAC ea TRIES hele] half furlong sprint SEVENTH RACE—$1200, grin. 3-year-olds and up, ‘mile and aa ners’ during most of " T Mile R , Race” m.) ee a . : ms i; won driving; place same. Went to post at 4:53; at post 1 = of the game, the | starr unabeut Pie | here thi n. He ran the| ner. ch. f. 3 by All Gold-Eria Lee. Trainer, owner. Time. :24 2-5, : Blue making 17 first downs to six aa. : ee sal 9 id 33-5 1:57 3-5. Value to winners. 6900, $227. $118. fo G _ . wu, =¢+ = sg —— Seven costly fumbles | ; oe Sonencocoasat es” orth — f cenihiavtins the track HORSE. WT a T. Str. . ar avi : ste . ‘ ° ‘ . i? ; e ° eeteéeees £ : : J , mar ee it gust i atime. or sage however, offset its Harlecul: 3-5 Realization, Culpep- Home Spun ... .Lee Judd s ¥ § rary ” eis ee the ga ee remgh | Weather: cleaty neal! ne sales . FIFTH 'RACE—Six furlongs: Sea Gull’ cee ~ndinawe 8 Wieslee | id D utch holds the track rec- | Sunday C1 S ....-110 2 gta a fumble. ; Sor teoomgaiys re ay = oo Bat yates "i M Flying Rope, Black Prince . .+ ri the five and. one-half fur | aval mDrose } oR : Ri ' . ' part of th ne Play during the early At Creve Coeur. il I uu ae ‘ linden r Fan 34 yee, a) lahan ek ; . = 1) 6 Mile “151” (1:30 Crowell | ic xUut He is just now come} wenernen PS ote ae we ‘ i 0 u © Same on the part of the | ‘irst race—Don S-yez Ne.” ee ee See ime— A o a rl D. Hot Miss , yr t } is running uv Gee AB eo ; . a . ~ ‘ “2 s Ween rate Thess > fy ‘eo ike " . nyo . s iSs uin ¥ > =e 4s ff P ] ett nz Lt) yaa f a nd is running u to = ~ Yale forward wa)! was anc six furlor Jaimink: ~ eal eae tenalaling “F “abiea Plg "ene S 7 v. Orisit, ink Lily and Mise comer . r. Pataes ey ve P = =o | Erla Lee II unable keep up in early part came with a rush @_ be a responsible ‘r rc r~ . oe ain ' a.so ran ' : ’ £ * le expectations of his stable. | arouw! the stretch turn and taken out for the best goine wore down Siu le for the advances made by G Equal ie | i | Svuffle Alone |. “a oe. : a song Miss Louisville .. aw eaten Jones | vey ‘ fe tae eighth. Latter showad most speed from the start and handles : © DY Weorgia’s | 72. Sua - veel ATi» Ton .. ) as es WE ns ea we antd cc | At no part of the journey did his Bon secre “lothes DESaEL backs during the first tw ented ...198 Spartan Boy Ly) Patric : | ¥re Olt Penn ir | Seine ed Rea ec bad tess st footing faltered when challenged Rng & end. Sunday. C ; Caldwell 4 th wo periods. Spent: uauema "ee Marv Ruth 1G ™ ‘a : 44 Lees . } 4a ,WAPG : } 1 omaha ‘eb . sone Ay 2 | — rs have caus or worry. He | i iz after showing speed for seven furlongs. Sola Mia raced wide and . +9 ¢es oe ‘SEV ENTH RACE—©: vile 4 yne- Home Spun -Lee Judd | lengths. Annes ra) ee eee ee ee 2 099. lhe ge cater omer in — final period. Shiver’s Gut of Sight ...1 aoe emato ta Viesh ... 105-1 Ce eoeel miei Moraro. Outbound Race ce (1: = > m.) Excalibur was cont defeating , oneykins . ay Q nt Q ite a “- as ote Elms Ho f ‘ oraco , : . _— ‘ s 2 , the > le trades dependable, helped *Passport ae ts gil oe gai 1A er wtge ~ AE ai 1) (Schaefer Ne 20 «63.80 j - e+e ereee C. B. Fo | Nusakan for the place by a head. utherners, » many times. ae rac Pups! ation puree $0: 7 a ad up. on he ye 2g ns _ | wee ir eonid ‘Marne: 3 | i e¢ ol: ake ee ae \ : } The race was worth $4 SHO. year-olds and up. ce}: ming. one tile ‘7 ae ite ‘oy Ry ™ pe me, 2:13 B le SKY ee eee Princeton Easily | sland ©2113 ee ee eee Solin, colt. iss | So a _ a us ~~ cMEgCNRa RCE ‘CAYUGA BEATS BATEAU Defeats Lehigh, 42-0. | oreat - Soring. . RE eect en ee | At Thorncliffe. Dud... . tess: 2 Chap Spencer | A NECK AT LAUREL | . ; iatl | } I 4 + = - . ; ” . ° = ° a! st f By the Associated Prese. Missi sipni Te im. IT. .11: ‘on on ; — | By the Associatec Press Hich Spots danas peg nt By the Ax d Press : PRINCETON, N. J. Oct. 3 | o1Q ee teomation $400. four ve: ne Jaman ae ae once tecgggana | Mignon If ..........T. W. Grossen “LAUREL PARK. Md., Oct. 8.—|| P ; a’ &, — ut ; i \ t [ive UT,Ong - = T AC ee ions ' Ocameo PE ges oN J nen Keichmein ee #8 I . . ’ . i rinceten's revamped backfield to- one eer ee mallets n? & Mark Master (Fis P.O. 2) Mm be .+.+., Elmer Sudhoff | Edward Ff Whitney saddled the day displayed a powerfy) aaten | ee... eats «6s FOG ee ee ‘ is rae “Mario (McT: Seth : : | cipper ..... --.-G. 3. Taylor (winner of this afternoon’s feature against Lehigh and roiled up g2| “*? BOY ----105 Vrince Theo 21106 | claiming. three-fourths miles | Iver) pre aes .. 10.08 a... a ae when his Cayuga won 2 Points, while the Pennsylvania! _ F' ‘th race-—Donat — Tene -osemy | a L:17 4-5. sag nel "End — Ort: Wm. Grossmann I Ni vtidnal Handicap, witn €8094 eleven was unable t a l up. ¢} , Too, Charlotte Hall. ‘ -* n ! BP eatcsccnweous an Coe , ® score. The | ' My VINOCKIO, Bodanzk 7s sLiah?, rraiit ‘te " ‘ Wm. (srossmann jad led Roper team used nothing Jace Go Fen. of St. Louls .Wm. Grossmann | Cayuga beat Bateau straght football. Rape 9 Bac E— S ix fu iong Cochroneh Heory Herhold , a. i a ‘ |Grace Johr yder) 21.20 11.2 awk ..,..George Lanahan | after having led from The Lehigh team w as unable Sixt} Mation Purse $40 0. three 30 7 A. G. Stocker stop the line wa to he D>. claiming ud horn LOasOM | ity . ~ ae _ | Jean Mellies, Jackie H. : t Smashes 4j rected ixteenth Secend race, $1200, Pageant purse. ‘ . a , John Holeman Jr. against it with Ww ittmer and N Ld vane h iiT) r} 6-Mile Free-for-All 4:30 p. m.). NOT | siv Mos ..- 104 "y 7 Prince Bulb a’ eee ee SWEET! Sore. Eas ou Miss St. Louis ... Walter Kastrup 5 hd eg ird, I : : o man carrying the brunt of the | + - fy ‘ tas aes ré Thy — i n 7 tri Q . r Dea. Deu ar. w are — use Man. — Ray Hullingharst nifthne ° Hionker DY 2 wep ei” : ver | t work. jdim Sanda ... Ak ford Brent .. \* ' iat . 82 Tiler af ri Vamos vs Car! Rundrvest icin t hot chase 4m . 4: ; F 4 "FOU RTH RA ¥ Tf Heak UT Dicinge for , he place. : : maidens. t and One-h 4 +. ; wd diy — ‘ / .s s Sti) ee Ge : r Pi c ~—Six furl : i . e Me The Lehigh team could make lit. | LeComet 107, Gop Fourth race, $1000. 4-venr-o) j ups | rn Bulbo (Abel) .17.10 8.00 5.5! Time—1 S a Nut. Ms bald = $8.70. ne headway against the Princeton | Prin el ae sCapt bas . Jaiming. one and ; ighth mil sb (al Mi a) 11.70 44) oe ay Me ™ wan 41} ‘ l > ri for hi 5S owner. nme, and made but th pwea ky Aree : RE ROOST T as FT Tince Mirett... 10 ary mC. . moore) . men leis. SSRN ESS ee era BOS ARS I ‘ ha ree first oe no urbeth 108 Senor ee ime: 1:13 1-5. Fair Lark. Royal | Sim Altos (Hebert ga? | eee : SNES Gibngttes tc Gea tenn | etre: ein W.2-2003 | eer 108 Senor. . vg ‘spring ald. “Gomuce "Rundle SS es + fobs eames . First race at 8:15 p. m. To reach track, take J : gers ot .- ‘ on | teenth: Foxy . to 0. It was the second vi | ince Pan .. peckied — lox rm. ....109% Jenny Dean. Time, 2:00 ie. ee te 98 | dian Spirit, M Si = Gnome I north to track. ctory for | = er. torie Oe ‘ ae , anCaater, | a PE oa ' _ » | a | Spirit, Master William, Saratoga Maid Sy : , ea bi wen / alien ran. a —s ad ad es - C A. 80 ipa . ie =a ster “i as en 3.3 on AR lit 55 4.00 | mile and ohe-six-| Dubrie (A. Collins)..." we —into Natural Bridge Rd. west to Carson Rd, ’ . ee wee te an “s (ened - we F t Beaut: aa~- : : ~~ stibie Sun Dew, Clear ~ mane Ot. Louis team In the! Ri ’ -M) ichief .107 | Secnester | eS rae andora, Facet also ran. : . an | THIRD RACE % furl uthwestern Illinois High Schoo) | ong Dae .ns) States! a a ee She ENTH RACE — One mile and one- | a aa 3.08 | nolg Desch (Went. 1 Conference. | RJessic Belle ; claiming, 3-year-olda ie... income tae | eee ime. 1:53 3-5. mbank, Brazen. | abExcalibur (Ete)... Sgt ae SERVICZ CARS from Wellston Loop, from & Baskette and Tom | ene and one-cixteenth wi! “Te " t *He pi ee q (Bourassa) — = dB rm ; | Nusakan (Kelsay) . Oe. j 3-5 . oi nd IsOR n : , Fearne we ; 3.8. és ; ' nae wi ’ 1 eis “3 “ ‘ 4s =. ar Grail also Huev ( Ee Peers) re FOURTH RAC i ore . : | . Ts. COLLINSVILLE —— -1T) Pairlich ns, — me. 1 54 3-5 Oren Hand. Geor: ‘*~ Paine —Mile ang one-sixteenth Pos. surth race, $1500. Chicaz® Day > | Deve Pana R inks Wrackbhorn sur | oaae are + ert ou ae iuaned H tie . 4 ile : ' | @: iy ie Trae ‘w i . ~ eee ee ees . hekact t Ew ord — Bex AUSe ff fhe rie) intoroawn? | re ar, track heavy. tt Of =¢ 5 Hildreth Ke! hum } 12 “i 4 - RACING RAIN OR SHINE Brown... Rn. T. Alexander ...192 as line] official movie cnet n ee | eet BACE—Five and a hal W rack Wath ery ll Bae Fae | Morden: sesene oo OS BS! 4 eee eens . Museen —— Altos : " . fur) 7 ff. “es. ee 4 . *s*e @ ee os Dales wey, Sehmanmne 106% Mi : 1 > iT? the ofh: ia] mov Sets piatures 1o . he | a 7" ‘ : — “— ~— . he a : ’ ; 5 2, i 4 " | CMET) td atl D’ see eee eens the a-Sanocia Stock Farm ee . h » *T* ve mm er ‘ . $l \ OM? > oe | . eae : 7 :' PES wa ee ere: Nor H. B >-Gardner-Applexate-Van ry. , oon :unney-Dempsey fight. the Sateen re Time—-2 16 Saeamook. Bolivar Bond amie Ya —— ove «=O a 7 . a ieorn eniry , : oat a Mas wer | Rob- ; ‘ os ‘ e " q : “rslan yt % . 2 os @°* © 824 €:9 he H. B . pe : Piftth race. Sl: th) The Al . gton Parse. ' ma nhagement of the (> rand Onera : trieayn ? a _ RR ' — Fie! . i. F ‘es Kitten on th Keys als Pes a M ur 4 — | Fae General Admission 50c (No Tax) > * 3 —— — up. one mile and TO yards: House announce — or meee i. me 1:1245 Her Answer. Patty Vie- ii Bottem also ran. i : miloa Tha Fine atnanere ing | Se announces that the pictures | toma. al Garnet Full Speed. Princely and | hareaes | SET 2 ; 9 Reed Tutien ..-100 fReenen™ ag {will be shown at every perform. | Stacia Rabbi also raz _— At Jamaica Hf RACE—One mile and one-ciehth. || America’s Finest G or QUARTERS. Frank Free Miller ep " a ae = 4 a LOrTrm- | ‘SE OND RAC K—Ssi x furlongs : a merge od c f LPewe SR 1-3 ’ . coker gs. ; 3-3 pecehon -..198 Rob Rogers . | e (his we®k as an added feature wank r Drive iJones) 16.13 7.44 es | Weather cloudy; track muddy. . : tas oO me Ae me ee ixth race, $1200 claiming, e. to the new program. [ Serentes Sixty, MeCrossen) .. 6.06 FIRST RACE—Six furlongs: hk heen. ove . Fourteen Sixty (Kelsay) 10-1 4-1 MLLER MELEE ELE LOE I ELE SC a TRE ee RE EN <n eR Sh INS a

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bara GIA, Sp a ag DSS st post 2 amiauges ae yee 4 f, * rey 24 ]-3 J Le. Value aghehur 4 aitien ei ae a oe crew way -2 OG Latt £ ‘sv Dey. ® $1149. show 3. * as © 1.44 be ZG 2-yearclds, seven furlomrs: beet 2:52 P. w.. at poet | tmunwete. Fainer 4. J. VFiatiear Time, miners Stir S240, £108, wt ed peg ew gt | ee | » : ; ¥y %-year-oldse and up. one ame pla same. Went wo post 2°58 gies. Trainer, owner * 2 Ine to winners: Sti, “sioo” Jon key.

Dr. William Edmunds, director of athletics at Washington Uni- versity, accompanied by Arthur Eilers, secretary of the Missouri Valley Conference, ang Dr. Walter E. McCourt, faculty athletic rep- resentative for Washington Uni- versity, departed last night for Chi- cago to attend a meeting of the four Missouri Valley Conference schools surviving after the recent withdrawal of the Big Six. Besides *the Washington men, representatives from Drake Uni- versity, Grinnell College and Okla- honmia Agricultural and Mechanical College were to attend the confer- ence, tegether with athletic direc- itors of several other schools which | 'were being considered as possible | } new members. It was learned the definite ac- tion to fill the vacancies left by the seceding schools will be taken at Chicago. ° St. Louis U. Considered. On good authority, it is stated that among those invited to be- come members are Butler Univer- sity of Indianapolis, Marquette of Milwaukee, University of Detroit and Creighton of Omaha. That 8t. | Louis University is also a prospec- -tive member has already been told. All four of the schools men- ‘tioned were named two years ago ‘in rumors of a new conference in |which St. Louis U. was to take |part. The idea, locally at least, ‘died when the then existing ath- letic regime was supplanted by the | present one. The prospective newcomers are sister schools of St. Louis U., with the exception of Butler. Marquette, Creighton and Detroit are mem- ber@ of the educational system of the Missouri Province of the Jesuit Order, which has its headquarters at St. Louis U., the oldest of the group of a dozen or more colleges in the/it and universities Middle West. located defeat of Navy in 1924 into national Creighton was also strong Marquette is perhaps the strong- est of the lot, its spectacular 21-3 bringing prominence. that the season, 21-7, Marquette, troit have been on St. Creighton and Louis U. athletic schedules for many years | quette, o a = year and beat Marquete later in, jand have been seen frequently off . ithe local feild. Frank Murray, a ‘graduate of Tufts, has been the |man behind advancement at Mak> De- . Men’s Rayon Plaited Hose 34C Oc and SSc First voven of rich, ustrous combinations! Mail Orders Filled uality Hose... Rayon *laited Yarns in a wide variety of zyray and tan patterns and color Sizes 914 to 11%. 1200 Ties!...FINE QUALITY TIES... 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New! $4.50 and a : —_ came over sharply leaving the back stretch and much © ae pa; rained an advantage that ecrabled him rnon, siuggishiy and aiso racing wide, t to the leaders. Grouchers saved ground in gg! ne nn first turn, Kept up and had no excuse, arly interference. Sea Rip had his early speed and = Say also suffered from interference when racing bunt, win S4., place $2.80, show 3$5. aiming, Start good, Ww Te 3 year olds and up, 6 furlongs: 4:25. t post one minute. arainer. L. Gentry. Time, :24, ay Fin. Jockey, MeClal ‘ CUlalr Root . Russell . Fields Legere best form shook off” reserve. Louis his with speed in quickly and going in stretch and won made a Kame Into ridden throughout, but could not menace aps. Daffodil showed a poor performance. unt, win $6.20. place $3.60. s8 Compensation, show $2.80. Ow same. Went to post at 4:53: ee. Traincr, winners. 6100. ST. L, wy Jockey. Odds tol, 44 . Russell 113 . Mazoue 71 : : +, Johnson 32 : . Root 6 £ 55 . Churchman 178 oa } Guerra 7 7 7 E. Legere at post 1 minute. owner, Time, :24 2-5, :49 3-5, $227, $118. IBHRVEOM LS thee show up in early part came with a rush on the it taken out for the best goine wore down Reoslute most epeed from the start and handicapped by challenged near the end. Sunday. Clothes — geeven furlongs. Sola Mia raced wide and al une 7 BO. ” 680 Il win place -™ ona Pay d 6 ery Night sept Sunday ——— e——— from Wellston Loop, from p.m. To reach track, take west transfer to Kirkwood-Ferguson line to park. By auto, take north and pughfares—Kingshighway, Uniom » Av., Lucas and Hunt Rds., ete ridge Rd. west to Carson Rd., the® 2d and Washington, Ninth and RAIN OR SHINE Admission 58¢ (No Tax) Greyhound Track > show $2.40: Vito, place 8 1-6, but vain try in atretch and tired vo $2.80; Lous claiming, 3-year-olds and up, mile and an ea ; a 1 3.80, show 2.60. Resolute place e > = oo 1.60 | » White Owl Tre crackle of reddening leaves —a touch of frost in the air— just the time for buckwheat cakes and sausage! Here’s a real ban- quet for he-men these autumn days—yet you can’t tell why they taste so good unless you’ve had personal experience. —and that’s just the way with White Owls. You’ve got to try them for yourself ' —and they are not to be judged by price. \ ‘ are saying ~ ‘tasting better than ev i © “> eR a econ ee eae eee tie en Gee Sr side Pe, thn TR ge Ca. re! 1 gmp ee oe 4 Dept A Py cea * NR ne 7 Sh ht) SR oe ae DY SAB. ~ EE NSAP A gle te APTN A ee PRONE ENS set " ws vor a ni is | egal detelbed ‘ ~ . wwe ‘ ” “ PORTER HOME: magn pose a re Se RS ne SR ST RES ELEM VO Nie See AO PBI, eeaanie Rigntstanintae: = te. eld ag 0 PM Pace ln “s * eS OS as Se Naat ' 4 or “ : wis 7 a b vet. aaa RE Shanes scene veh aapsnine ene ea Sep tnio etre: Stee wearer ete tae Mes . 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fe OEE TR Oe OTR MRR Te Tor Et aN rer ae me ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 6S__ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 _ § a \s ] The race meeting at Creve Coe ur FIFTH RACE -Five-sixteenths rile: Br an idts of Carondelet Park. ¢ 4 _ U eae ( £ a A d ean OL Big ‘1 en footl a a is U . ith the eat | will play at halfback, and Elmer} horses. In addition, there are); proved still able to teach Pat Page, Highway 3 ee b ind aveds) .. fii Tl. 240 | Mandeville. a fullback who starred apenindes birds, and it is the opinion! his brilliant pupil of nearly e rhe > he 1925 ean | i planned was to run from Oct. 1 to sum edes oy 43s °° White’ Whiff. pins main unchanged. Both Mahe) =e is about two and a/} since the mi idle of the 1925 sea- | Grang & Delmar Oct, 10. Incle half’hours’ run from St. Louis over! son. Today’s tilt not only upset (Parking Let) two postponements ment weather caused | Tunney, Capt. Swift, Caldron, The Big | ville and Heidenry have been Righ me EPS TES NT ~ aR ee ge wap re é “ sts we Sic matali aoe Set Sialic altel ois SOs sel may be carried even beyond next Ballrknockin rs 3 rt Dorley for halfback duty. Sauter I PSs) " _* * #e : 7 y 6 it} ” . ee ean as rt 1? > le g 1a e h ae - : . . ng Spontaneous. This game Time—29 o-5 ra. Golden Shred. | John Marre, a new - franchise! .., ae Ohio State Held to are, ~ ) — of : fe t i s : ~y _- - 29% oe a : e old m , ; ¢ Oak started | Fo { Spades, I ad ee Call Il. also | holder. eens that he will have my SETAE ympose th field 13 6 ~ 5 I a ee a > | ree RACE—Quarter mile bundle; || his Tabler team working out at trial commi ompose the field -6 Score by lowa. three times during the five gh ltelter Skelter 268 15.60 8660 6.20 ea i Pp; a t} a 1g out at trial committee: S. G. Wilson Jr.. * the Assetiated Prem ; e . ne | -_ 7.00 oe” ‘ ark nis mornin ey eee Ne > - hic Sane : be “ated ess. sae racing and in all of her races s Boy B ss ates ’ fi0 | isinn Tene the hatter : ; °- chairman; W. K. Richardson, Wil! IOWA CITY, Ia., Oct. §.— Ohio | was victorious. xe a ull’ Hand. Ross Blake. | ,, _ i " etter members of Shannon, Robert Johnson and A.|State’s football’ machine, consid- | Sinn. 900) 2 00S ER OSESOSS Os Ga5g,, oem 7s ~ I ocean Ps ent ~ - na ix | tne ta an wt as ¢ nucleus fro si > ' : pe a om yee ry ( seeiabeneu for the first few day Steam. Yankee Star and Berbix edith “9 ; “a as a nucleus from E. Van Ree. ered an outstanding contender for | : nici DU) i¢ 00, 5 An > $ Ide, rT i ~ Ul, M 1Gans’ ‘ : es 2.9 ae — ' arom ‘7 load of thoroughbreds on the way se me ls | un ings. eur Field Trial Club of America,!ful and veteran crew, took the ee @aetestareg, here, from the smithville-Kansas | | SEC OND RACE—Or ie > . a: 2 40 | ne .fners, the Wabashes and so that amateurs will have a chance} field with the expectation of piling City race track, TS mainly | Be! ns Seer’ | 0 ! i the three divi- | of qualifying for the amateur|up a big score, but they were sur- | of the contend Stable horses, owned | ke & anstade-» TOE eee pe +20) sion of of the Y. M. C. “4: Imtus- | champio nner einen. stakes. ‘prised when the green and untried | —- Castle,.of Chicago. Castle’s | = - othe ogy trial Playground League. The first awkeyes, hol L. | Ez ding their own in the horses, and others, will add a new ‘Famke RACE—Fi tari ty: 40 4.8 q two have each won four games and ‘ILLINOIS’ PASSING first two periods an 1d beaten in the | d th aspect to the sport for the coming | pouting Ground... | 80 : lost none, while the Medarts have! BEATS BUTLER. 58 TO 9 ["'"@. exploded their dynamite in| i ‘“onnelly ... . ast on sf Fan+, ' } ? 0 bs ; + ’ week , ime. :29 1-5. Sadie Concern. Flyi ~ Raman me Of four games played. he fourth and seriously threatened / Fai vorites and well backed choic- ein ig Trough Rock and arion = Standings foliow: URBANA, IIL, t. §.—lLllinois {to tie the score. | - ~ Hy ten, a Res0.0f i z ji Wasner "g > I me ~ a — o ; ) ae tas i : AN air offen- - li forward pass attack in the ° ene OY rragos: win- bbit Run... gis , Meal .2 2 SM) MeOuae.& * ‘ann } sive in e second half th; srove Sot Spontaneous and 4 ob igosa, iy | Cosmopolitan , 349° a. ieee » Si n the seco! laif that brought! fourth period that enabled them | ners of the first, fritha and sixth | m Time 22 4-5 ), Late Ate rival, maior Sts. ae ee oe the Illini seve uchdowns. sut- Oo score a touchdown. | _ oo 7 “area = JO « owes e 2 TY 2a} ‘atay ‘T ~ . et ae a ‘ v . +} « >] ui were pro | . abash .4 0 | c, Be er was | match for the Illinois le alert Ohioans “ook advan- MOKE Wm. Penn for its un- rivaled QUALITY ..... You may see a bulkier 5-cent cigar but never its equal in smoking enjoyment.... Name Wm. Penn when you ask for “a good cigar.” an si ~~ we , Je races respectively, aii S 36 eT 5 ey ’ . Mn ' : i wh ic ‘Ss F — Fit -eé-s ix‘eenthe Tri le: " a _ ~ ort cs ' aj au ) : «J o Bey ‘ : , an YY? er > i. > Le c . ” nounced first cnoices. eS Hern RACE "B40 4 fo 3 a PONTIAC : team that demonstrat & tnarhet'l tare of lown’s Wunders te tee ted on ‘ae re ke * improvement over the game herrea} period to score their first touch- | 0 le - - iavor . we swe ° 3 “ eS avons 5 | Medar _———_ ee S wt? ew Canadian = : 4s, Pain: « se pee er oS gimmamnannnennnanananniry, f fe, ' weicht ov h . h emblematic of cag ‘anadian wom’ San he ga wy con - Ma UTS. WRITS Sexe ee Sic ; PAS . Se ~. . are ig ov ercoat, heavier than 2a en's golf tain hip, shifted t TENTH RACE—Quarter mile hurdle: | Gas ne ee ae ; | topcoat, lighter than a heavy over- a new. owner today when Miss Hel- | Bic pan eee ee . - a. 2 ce See SERRE ; ee ce 2 gee 3 coat. The ““Lambak” fulfills just “4 SSE es this need. Rae NB i thle x MPA ae e822, se eerereereeeea Re eaeaeteeavee erevwei ae eeu Dei Pole t% PAL BOS NG *reene se pies mie repent He aus ee ee eh bynes Rha ap a> OK ROR MISS anv : daughter of Mr.arid Mrs. John How tea Tuesday, and a dinner dance att Martha Hawley’ ‘Rew Baile 3 ’ of Jamaica, West Indies _- ‘ ‘ ’ ve ; - git Sythe Minka tR DRS v4 oa r ae BORO PEE REE SEE RR RE RRR RR RRR EERE TT eee eee er Cee U PEPE EEL Eee eee eee en Payson of Portland ,Me.. defeat- Thes: i ‘ a ae ee Rev . | rome. . i ne. The lofty California weight fabric—the W. Va.. in 0 apa orege om a5 ice eer cused tcp ARE new Herringbone weaves—the many over the Lambdon course, 3 and =| NORTH SIDE Y. M. C. A. new : yphy unquaiiled approva t: » first time since 1924, E fe — : maee Soe ee ns vn bad DEFEATS Y. M. H. A. IN | Priced moderately. At most good c! loth- . ~ ss ?T) es F' i . a : SWIMMING MEET 38-24. : : — ee . @ synonym for quality. time in successive years. Miss Pay-; The North Side Y. M. Cc. A! ynony quality son succeeds Miss Ada McKenzie |SWimming team won a dual meet | Conceived, Designed and Tailored by “s final was the first that) Union Avenue pool last night, 38 | - - ciples % —— Canadian | to 24. ji ? BES ee a 3 Sy, NEW YORK has been provided in the Canadié is Ra as B fe , Makers of High om eans. Miss Payson owes her vic-/| Came with the winning of the relay tory chiefly to a commanding ad- | race which it gained by a one-foot | of the match. She was five up at;ing by that much. the end of the morning 18 and she Hochstadt was the individual | in starting out the afternoon round. | With three firsts. Miss Stifel then began her be- Barringer and Neilson with 8. a row,.and, taking eighth and|™en for North Side Y. ninth, made the final turn four) A return meet is expected to be. ed Miss Fritzi Stifel of Wheeling, oss. Nocturne, Ladonia Buck. Corbin’s Smart new shades—all forecast your The trophy came ¢o the United iers. Look for the “Lam l _ dence, R. I., won it for the second bak” label —it’s as the Dominion's titleholder. |from the Y. M. H. A. team at) _HEIDELBERG, WOL & CO. championship between two Ameri- Victory for the North Side Y. Clothing for over 75 years vantage piled up in the early stages| ™argin, a dash by Hochstadt fail- | increased the margin to seven up/ ‘tar of the meet scoring 15 points lated rally and won five holes in| POints each were the high point. She won the tenth and =e og the near future. down. lev j ults | twelfth, and the eleventh — 100-YA RDS FREE STYL LE—Hochstad aw 1 halved. Only two down with six A.. first: Neilson. N. Mol , h . th ; _ aes Sch: en be re thi ; to play. she appeared to have C| Time 1 minute 2. rN. S. 4 “s 3 Portiand girl on the run. | *°F oniet! Sosshoae a em N. S. | 33 ; . . aco m T " r . The break came at the ant | Mi listo one. ity 1 th a Se second ; 1 teenth. Miss Stifel had the greater p to Wed Eastern Men. . 7" _ Semeameggs Oo distance off the tee, but Miss Pay- | ; OYARD BACK hits Ee et. Sd e -_ te Se son, in playing the odd, got away | Schneider. N. 8 ca Time on ~ FF : ee | : BRS. G. ANDERSON HAWLEY of . = beautiful brassie which ended up| 100-TaARD BREAST STROKE—Neilson. NX. | ga aie al ae : aes | niniididiatdiais Mi tet 4 Park avenue, New York, announces eight feet from the pin. Her op- | S. eee Jacobs. ¥. M. H. A.. sec- | G2: cuuEmnancees oe — | , : ~ ponent hit behind her ball on the’ O 3S aeceamever. third. Time, 1 minute. | % Sssseggme Samm iat a : : K - engagement of her daughter, 920: ¥ARD S - ne . iti, 3 ee | ae : . : approach and then overplayed the “ an Ftv! Bit 9 soe went: oy ae 1 ESE Si lle eS . | | : _® ; * Edmund Methado, son of Mr and | : - 2 | -. Sinald Meihado of Devon House, Kings green. Her attempt to sink a Peleter, N. S. Y. third. Time, 2 min- | Bee P 2 x cos a — ) 54.8 second >. a : > ae Se IF . : . wed , = A. : SBica, British West Indies. The : Utes, tricky, down-hill putt rolled only FANCY | DIVING wee on by | & > a ee e > were . , | se ere ma both eon on m... Time, i minute. 25 ute, 25.7 seconds. —— Ra Sirs ame Tere oe - e just prior to the World War. Sinee three wit reat approaches. MISS Reprise SAE ates a PES RS: = young women, who have had a JOHN BURROUGHS, 21-6 | >@ratory League football game on Bo ea Ee Seis AR R f ma = roles in society since their 8 the C . . ‘ So Rae a Ke : | The Chautinnde footheR squad ee : ountry Day gridiron yester Roa LS ee % : 4 oon several seasons ago, stepped oneal Po Phegen: ee Tierney scored three touchdowns. 3 = : : - ~ = linen Me Anand Mean ee i hae de Ane Mee Aedes Ree ae Reade ie teenie hee teehee, ti. he LLL... ft). ft s=S30 =] 5s 5 = = «4 -* é ted Stee sey, 5 ee ie Mem | ry ey A 7 = 4 =» =. = 06 eS 8 = 6 4 om 7s 7m 1s™ 9 a Ii Ti tc Ee Me Be i Mien, i cee Nie tee Bie Bees Bi, ee ae Nee, ho, ee ve @ == 6 ams ete eet te td aon Ww Gk, eae ee ; “ ae Ae AO te ape "4 ie oe ae eae eae - rr No BS NES a ora ct 9p A ee ae va AESOP panels eg oP pI hs saree ne aS a ’ m : iain ' ye TS et ae ge a i: ie Tape & ¥ = LLL — EN ES et eaten eee 2 <p aig te Pen pa copy ae owe i ei

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SA TURDA¥ t. | twisted fro intwo Iowa ; Alber | yards for Ohio's secona taneh ENNEL CLUB ID RACING F Except Sunday ment as the Madison Kennel Club and Under the Direction of REYHOUND RACING ASSOCIATION Admission, $Ce U.S. Tax, 9¢ Total, 99¢ SERVICE CARS From Delmar & Hamilto, Grand & Delmar (Parking Lot) and Eads Bridge 7 Station Road St. Charles Street Car Line Direct to Track Racing Rain or Shine ld re- | | and, once in the open ra tack de Bgen AS. ed Yr a S MOQ’ ANMOOONOANMAAAAAAAAAAAANAAHHAAAA-AA-M-A-AMATAAA AANA ATT WSN I ag , Oe wW RN NS ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH *s MMO naga aie 7 ed W's FOUR ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBE RS 9, 1921. 7 \N E ¢ on 5 § N \ ae Qu" LW, = er GQ WQ0° 0” hDMBULW "hh QW, 07’.F£QltHw AN SSS SSS NADAS Doss Doa ds sooo ooo) SHOOTIN TANNHN NANA NANA AHNTAANANNNAANAAAANAAAANAAAANAAI NAAN NAAN ANNNANNAAAAARAAANNANAAAAAARARINNAAAAAAAAANAN SS ~~ ' ~ SAN SK Ss . Sy _ »~ i + IX OF THE SEASON'S DEBS ee Vi : iy, piste WEEE EE TT A A LT: eT TL: cL. ah. er. tic, -cziLtttLtt,:tiiltsst mtn: “temsetta emit amet e or its un- lence LOU ent cigar smoking Vm. Penn bod cigar.” reer eave eereteeteearta SN 6 6 A es bom 6 coe 8 ' ' PT | DRRERAROODROMREORAORE | | | SS SS SS 9 SS ED 5 EE 8 6 ER 5 5 Oe 5 4 om 5 ee 8 em 8, : wee ° qutethitarv, > = « ee . Pete ieee hee GE ates Se Oe a ee el temestiaeeie aes ke alee ee ee ities oo. Sian ie ee | , ee i. i JN B.S DP Rt , Ss e EE Se a = ’ — asia babe r= or Dba ae aor vies) > Yt) recon eee se eget i Nf » SRgagement of her daughter, = Edmund Meihado, son of Mr. WO young women, 7 SES P. y' 4% 7 4 4 Z 4, ‘ “bey Cf". A Z 4 Wy fo, % Z = oOo SY .AASAA. Ls NAA SA NAR Se es SS SAS ee eee, S N ‘im tb _ 4 , oe 7 @. sSNA WASSAS \ ont Ste Vis Ya fa ff U4 eff} $ Bi @, 4e Y/ | 4 4Z~% tags 63 UY, 4--%.,4 O tre fl 4,4 Ven tA ~ WORK OAL wine MARY BROOKS itace daughter of Mr.and Mrs. John Howard Holmes, who will make her bowata tea Tuesday, and a dinner dance at the St. Louis Country Club, December 23. —Ashen-Brenner. : artha Hawley, Mary Dickson and ‘Carolyn Bailey Are Betrothed o er St. Louis Girl to Become Bride of Edmund Melhado 'of Jamaica, West Indies — Miss Dickson and Miss Bailey »to Wed Eastern Men. —— G. ANDERSON HAWLEY of 829 | *Park avenue, New York, announces the Martha, and Mrs. i Melhado of Devon House, Kingston, British West Indies. The wedding flake place in New York in the spring. ‘Hawley and her daughter are of a hin nt old St. Louis family, and lived here a ist prior to the World War. t they bave spent much of their time in Since Hawley is a niece of the late Mr. and tris Gregg. who have had im- mt roles in society since their en- we S€veral seasons ago, stepped into ht last week with announcements engagements. ; Friday afternoon at an informa] mixed ™ their home, her friends were told of msement of Miss Mary iter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dicik- Joseph Dic- P of 5602 Kingsbury Court, and James Kile of Boston. son of Mrs. Charles of Osterville, Mass., New York and The announcement appeared in editions of Friday’s Post-Dispatch. arrived in St. Louis Thursday for and will remain until today as the * Mr. and Mrs. Dickson. is a graduate of Mary In- } stitute and attended Smith College for two years. She became a member of the’ Inm- perial and the Junior League in her debut vear. Her mother, a belle in her girlhood. was Miss Sidney Boyd, and the late David R. Francis, former Governor of Missouri and later United States Ambassador to Russia, was her great-uncle. Mr. Hinkle is a graduate of Yale, class of 1921, and during the war served overseas with the Seventy-sixth (New England) Divi- s‘on. He is a member of the Eastern Yacht Club, Union Boat Club and Yale Club of Bos. ton. The wedding will take place Christmas holidays. Of no less importance was the announce- ment of the betrothal of Miss Carolyn Stew- art Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bailey of 4556 West Pine boulevard, and Ar- thur Frederick Miller of New York. which was announced informally yesterday after- noon at a small luncheon given at the Bailey home for a few close friends of the prospec- tive bride. Miss Bailey is a graduate of Mary Insti- tute and Vassar College and later took her M. A. degree at Columbia University in New York. She was one of the special maids of honor to the Queen at the Veiled Prophet ball the season of her debut, and is a member of the Junior League and the Imperiaf. Mr. Miller is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- after : the - : a ae ey ge aS fe, Ship y "tf ¢t, tad yysert “nly,” ay, "% A Und iy ne A L% “ SP Uh, ne 8 Sed ra ef” "Sf “bi 7 a , ’ J y J ay “sapeiiti, ya ~ x wt, N i My, Yip Y Wh , Ge > a TRO NA SASS SS VSS SASS SSSA SSS + . e 7 Ne SSS SSVSSSSS Se we omg ‘ i ee SE WWW QQWDDdQW IW ek a oe SSS SS SSP sasas aoe % SS Vy, a ro | “cmypprmpmmntlde MISS LUCY TURNER, debutante daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hunt Turner Jr. /, ow Strauss ward Clarence Milier of New York. He is a graduate of Andover, and Yale class of 1919, and is a member of several prominent New York clubs. He served overseas during the war with the Signal Corps. The wedding will take place in the spring Mrs. Bailey and her daughter recently re- turned from New York, where they spent Sep- ol, Carpenter of the Senate Apartments. tember as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miller. ; Clark. Her debut tea will be given ; Wednesday. wureasmanmaes = SX ington and Miss Doroth debutantes, ter and supper party Monday evening, Oct. MISS ELIZABETH CLARK, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Vernon —Kandeler. M, ae a v4 y ii utd & Va a = 4 Stn S IMESIISING YS GG VUVEEPLISIS SETS SSS W/L hd) Lae 4", 7 % Z oa 4h, Shtthhs ‘4 jd Git, i. Suef LG Tidy Ye x Way e Z % * “Tt VA 4A %, of 4 ey, 4 MU Ct 44 Pe ips Ee ey Tig a at Ugo: bhey fr, 5 SSN | RQ {VI Vnyaayysy7 MISS HELEN ELIZABETH VON WEISE of Greenville, Ill., who will make her bow under the chaperonage of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. von Weise of Lenox place —Ashen-Brenner Miss Florence Lud- , Bemis, three of the will be omnes Pena FE G0 Pek RR mere - dike tare bs RES eames let nen I - y prea Pete i en” oe cap ONAN ama nee dp ts Se ROE: " Ee erg eee: ge ee A = en en A Shah GR ee eR TC AERNRIS cnet e a emt ae Ae . a ee " rok age Adie Rabe tars. rerient Senclgsatir a Aah a nha pitas taim tap wl areal see

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‘PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH le — vm, G State Assembly of The Twentieth Cal Ew : | : YY MRS. RICHAR Fe | ‘Koch ; : Social Diary of b ¢ ‘MRS. VERN IVAN KEETER J, MR D GILL SHELLABARGER - 2 ee Patriotic Society|©@** Executive seenmenseadr tired ss teddisdssdsart ditt tisdid tise tdddsttsdisstreserttttttittb ips, bid 7 Wednesday at Town ini 5 - . Uy 4 , ™ se WT //4 GSSITITATAs We 4b4y Sits, “ee a ; on — ) bl f the 3 > es : YY, i se, Jo | The fifth State Assembly © E. Francis was appointed ea. The Debutantes | : | | A yh # ~ fel, Pt Daughters of the American Colo-|o¢ the Flower Commi = ‘ — and Abroad assembly will open with a | recep” will be tomorrow at re - : che suet of her father, Wil- tion Friday afternoon, Oct. 14./ terson Memorial, ee ——— K. Stanard and Mrs Stan- from 8 to 5, at the residence of! chairman, will sive a = - Tan H debutant ” %e of Brentmoor. er de e Mrs. Edward T. Smith, 7171 “Outline of India.” r Been #; ee ter Miss Margaret Brown. Kingsbury boulevard, vice regent | sce will speak of “Typese 2 =m asus er. aa her to Ot: Lae of the St. Louis C~ -pter. and Their Symbols" was the guest of honor In the receiving line will be Pres- —— ee evening at a dinner given ident-general. — —— Mrs. Alois Schwaay bale. haeeed “raith Peters, daughter of Thacher Cuernsey of Independence, } Chase, who passed the eaien ; ' py Miss sbem « R. Peters of 5528 Kan.: Mrs. Edward Schaaf, State; mer in Europe, wiii soa _ prs. Frederic fies regent, St. Mary’s, Mo,; Mrs. Rob-/} week for New York, where >» Waterman ave : ; ert White, honorary State regent./ visit her son and daust ” q Mrs. Bennett Clark of Warson~ Mexico, Mo., and Mrs. J. H. Fores-| Mr. and Mrs. Preston ~ | road bas as her guest her sister- man of Kansas City, Mo., and the| schwartz. Mr. Schwantes hp a ‘felaw. Mrs. James Thomson of following: Mrs. “bee Boag her a week later. a ' New Orleans. Moore, Mrs. F. H. Pough, Mrs. = q Robert Fowler of E. Whitaker, Mrs. Frank L. Barnes, | ~~ be preety Kansas City; Mrs, J. H. Lane, Mex- ia , 4925 Miss Georgianna a ir daughters, iss ico, Mo.; Mrs. A. I. Alexander, a ' the 4 a - Ss CG Miss Mary Fowler, have de- Kansas “'ty: Mrs. James Martin, . - and th ¢ | ed for Chicago, where ey Mexico, Mo.; Mrs. Louis Wolf, a ke their home. Webster Groves, and Mrs. Lon . | @ will ma Sanders of the St. Louis Chapter, , = As 3 Mrs. J. D. Perry -ry Francis of 4510 who is general chairman of the as- | wa «=6yfaryland avenue, and her nieces, sembly. 7 oe 4 Mrs. N. 8. Chouteau Walsh of 7 Other organizations to be repre- | ; Beverly place, and Miss Elizabeth sented in the receiving line will be : Sele) «smith, daughter of Dr. Ellsworth Ludi the first .amilies of Virginia, the inn Ff. Smith of 4502 Maryland avenue eo oo ag 28 an oe 5 ; alg Huguenot Society, Colonial Dames pe. _gnd Miss Clair Garneau of upper ton and Miss _ eon sg ns he . “ ue Sk Sas 4 . ge Pe oa ES : See Oe - of America, Colonial Daughters of LaDue road, sailed yesterday ~~ eee nes nr a ven a : Eos oe 6 Re cs é 3 Pail PEE US ESS c SS As ae % |the Seventeenth Century. Cornelia A Beautiful, Se France for New York. hanan on the | St. Lous Country Club ee eS. S : 2S oes aS eg | Green. hogan ea fae 3D ae Permeaneny Wee 7 =s airw_ Claude S. ‘Kennerly of 28. for Miss Janet Shields; Saturday, es gee co Se : ENS : : x Se 00 Portland place, = : of the American Revolution, St. ) -~ will orchet' Miss Chariotte Nelson’s debut re- ™ iss Dorinda Kennerly, - Louis and Pioneer Chapters of the Santa Barbara, Cal., ception at the St. Louis Woman's netted 6 Suaty Miaciaett Bias today from ie a yl Clurch, Confederate Dames, Robert | Let us give you a bleach f me where they have been bys ‘Blair and Miss Dorinda Kennerly dee aaa : = : es ey Ree eh ) | 4 urch, Con Will : | theirsummer home. Mf. Kennerly the St. Louis Country Club, to ee SS: es .°, 5 ee ee SR SS cS Ss fF >. Sy. re McCulloch, Fontaine Maury and St. ill remove tan and lear gg B 4 a younger daughter, Miss Noel, sine ea ' sa : So ae 3) . oa eS | 3 ae AB a % |Louis Chaptes of the United|sallowness. A beauty oe. encsy ‘. awe Stren by Miss Biats’s mother. eo : Se ; Nite Ming 3 SS , Z - A = Daughters of the Confederacy. ed. eo ee eee tip abe Seman daught = 2 ; ie : ee laa Maing wg bea Z uot 3: AS +, ae “ A luncheon will be held at the |°’“tY ™ — Miss Frances Blayney, aaugnter * ae eo * WELLL LL, MMI WIISVLTPID Deep & > & om oS * PORE TAY, ETO PRONE EY Se ae Berk ae rites stain nied pe Pew - y ees teenies Se . oll ree an Rh pe " ae SPs ra eg So) ia ae” Pe tie ene with A Pan Se we eo a ° 7 Aaah hes caked iia naihias > —- ete oe G AAAAAAKAASASSASAS” % SSAA S SS SSS ASAAAAARAAS eas liable: - eee a7 eh 2h AW pyle _——_. "7 SSS SVS Sessa’ s PR ok aby nie e & OS® © & bo het 8 om Vhs aes jie . ee it r pee a ee Pe ae ane ews 2 they oar EER NL MLE ERE LES I PEN LE LINE SIE TELE SS UE SLOT RES ’ aay; BE neg a re iit f Stew “ y . ak nt wthbee, — at > % eee SS We ee nn ee ee de ede see) ied i = os Seen BROen eee Renn Oe oe Owe Ee ~~ ~ - _.-_* © i Mrs. Harvey G. Mudd of 47 Van- | Forest Park Hotel Saturday, Oct. 15. Facials $1. 50. 2 deventer place has returned from Z y Ser Delegates to the assembly from the a visit in the East. Dr. and Mrs. rs. Shellabarger was until last week Miss Z ee a ee SN St, Louis Chapter are »frs. George 29) Muda spent the summer at Rye Dorothy Goggin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ee oe - R. McFadden, Mrs. George Harold | “We Sell Quality, Not Q 86 Beach, N. H.. where they had as — O. L. Goggin of Webster Groves. Downey and Mrs. Edward P. Walsh. _ guests their son and daughter-in- The pages will be Miss Norma Toal- ea x 2 Fe law. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Mudd and son of Mexico, Miss Dorothy Ruby B uty 8 their two children for several Whitaker, Miss Gladys Sanders and ‘ issant Seeks. Mrs. Mudd visited relatives Miss Marian Pougl. of St. Louis and 4 7 @«€©.simn-:« Winchester, Va., shortly before Miss Maryarn Berber of os ther return to St. t. Louis. x grey : SRAAAN sl ( § oo / th ER RAR Bt esa x. pp beaches Salida oa dhe gt on Sead ' ; Pos Fo ee eee ee ee eae 1 a ae ‘ > . Ph COlfax 0524 . Yale University pociety at a tea at her home the werved at Mote) Statler. \ The engagement of Miss Mar- | Announcement was made yesterday of the engage- Memorial Committee Calls Session. one ax P. : ale University. afternoon of Thursday, Nov. 10: ee ak ee Ir. Con ~ |@uerite Gold, daughter of Mr. and /' Gold. the d ht of. Mr. and Mrs | A special meeting of the Spirit of NESTLE CIRCULINE PERMANENT WAVE, $10 ks Mrs. Olives L. Gartiees of Miss Gardner's debut dance will be | rey and his hride are making their Mrs. Sam ety s25¢ ment of Miss Gold, the daughter : : St. Louls Memorial Committee will as _ Aberdeen place fis spending a fort- | “irs. Samuel Gold of 6250 Enright x at the Bogy Club by her per- | home at 5146 5 Lexi nston avenue. | avenue, and Harold Tober. son o Samuel Gold of 6250 Enright avenue, and. Harold ibe held at Jefferson Memoria] at Bae @286=—6COight in Hot Springs, Va. rr, son | : r. * As LMMAARAAA > 4 See ea eta ww wet SS ee ® eat aer32 . o*** oa 934 . oe “ \ SRNR AAAVAAESAAAU AMM SSS SNA AAT $). GaP. pete Pa ial gene ck * S hh mh , oe PE SiG ey a wt tick EGR) rasccomaphensge Se: MRR fh rs Nh iA Me ais Se SEO is ‘ Bend ed en Pea en on EEO 0 F iy RABY. Crm OS, REIS Rte haan girs * + MT att: RT ise ‘ Moat Nee, caanes CaO . apie | | “ee «= «Maple avenue and her daughter, ternoor cr ~ ; will make her debut at a tea Mun-| ted Hebrew Temple. Dr. Sam instead of Tuesday. Oct. 28 une mt «come sagageton See. | CAbany 1322 ‘rand Bi. Pi 19 | Fill Your Ever Need m oe | Marriage Miss Alice Scott. Gay aft Dec. 31. + mm Thurma il] officiate RED STR pe ~5, aS was/I. Goldberg, the club’s first spon- oe? 3. fat. ae ee | ene y afternoon, - 31. Miss Fusz ian will officiate. Following | printed in the year t A he : , _ ie 4 Mr. ani Mrs. David D. Walkep Til bas récently returned from a sum- the honeymo on * he North, Mr.|fure on “Some ~esgetieggpa 4 SOrTs, were guests of honor. A bene- | wg : ° > spen . ternational Relations” - taken an apartment at 6315 South ins. | fit dance will be given by the Ore “seee ; seeeeteccccesuesuecquaneesese es. SOC STs Set See Fe EeeesE their noone at the reate nee : ns” Wil be giv-! ganization Nov. 20. ' Te. Rr Engagements UA sale | Fur-Trimmedge on mai i ait | H ie .. Mrs. ert Burkham of and Weddings The wedding of Miss Judith Ad- u C u m n a e | a > Westminster place and her daugh- » tler, daughter of Mr. and } rs, Si- ce : : : Bo TE wedding of Miss toute |™on J. Adios, Sens sacle on : ; PERMANENT WAVE a) : : : a oe scone visit ia Agatha Nicholson, daughter of "U®, ‘© Milton J. Marks of Chi- || aj sautiful deep Marcel Wave. Ringlet Ends—No , . : 3am 8©=CéséfOllowing their summer visit at 3 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benson °*®°. 80 of Mr. and Mrs. BE. A.|| Ga ; , . ~thi ne th ns its beauty through our know!- : | y 1 | @ S 7 "3m ©@2Ctsé«é'aannnnspportt. Mass. Robert Burk- Nicholson of 6147 Columbia ave- | — will take place at the Chase | oe 4 ee Se hair, MARCELLING, 5¢ 50 oe. ' x4 2 ggg past a ie Pri mue, to Vern Ivan Keeter, son of | °*! the evening of Oct. 15, at pees . \TALBOT'S ‘BEAU SH! | 3 y : - , . | ee ton Unir Mr. and Mra. Henry Walton Kee. 6: 80 o'clock. Following the bridal | 219 North Taylor AUTY SHOPS 3115S. | VERY woman who appreciates Embroidery and loves it University as = freshman, ter of Maysville, Mo. took place | @Pner. an informal reception will as a oe |Grand Bl. Firet Floor Dick- will make it her business to visit our shop....if only to 3/| cathe - 3 Mrs. Henry Elliott of 11 Kings- at the home of the brid | be held from 3 to 12 rp. m ~ & m. to 9 D. m. 'mann Bidg. GRAND 9404. Th ° . wae ; 3 i bury place and her daughter, Miss e's parents | oa a | see. e prices are very reasonable. Listed below are a | We Feature . Si). Ses Georgie Eliott. hk i at 7 p.m. Dr. John Lin- Announcement a | | tow of the £ d lial | 4 . _ : . have return m AD uncemen has heen ma de : | Tew oO t e teature artic Cee t TF O 7 - ndi a: \ Be A E their summer vacation. They wo utsid ing f 4, a oe: 3 Passed the earlier part of the sum- oemer, president of Linden- iby Mr. and Mrs. An ton Herk | . the §{ ° : : ; : : riage ceremony, to which only the marriage of th . | | Real Antique Handmade | Pure Irish linen Madeira | Groups at mer in Europe and then went to heady OKs é . C peli 435 4 Se didn mda Miho, dhe: seis ek i é ; ne re, PRN ae ¥ a a eS a at ? hati Se Rie alr BRL he LFA ‘ vende ig Sr tap ener “ NRA 7) 9 AR MC ERE SR penn GPO a PR by i SB ai ali ht , es ; prey Se en i a es —— -~ ba & * sy “ vod Se orn eee ee ae —_ oe ve ts nee rN ome a ‘i . et ‘i ag ot “A vs . ms - Si: P Saye iad i ings ‘Sous th nial ig y , aK E F Rag Oe BE SB PE EONS OE eM ate Ra aah 5 Aa) Veh teal as ‘ Pate esky pee: eR AS MOST NS eA Sas pase. Tee y AR Fela) ; mag ene: ; gt eee om, 5 s + ates nS a ort : * a a A re AL oh SNE I ate ates ‘ , Pee aa es NS eee m oy aah pant re wy 4 : ae ¢ Wt. aa ‘ ‘ rh th A gy ee ey TE wee eke Tee MMOL See eet wae ae Bow ee aye ° A spe re saZ cg we. ig tae 3s RY es ee rua ays wie ME ai pegs lotz of ed ween a dee PR. College, performed the mar-/ 3655 Kingshichw ay Park. ieir daughter, Hilde- mi a vot po | Hay — : : a their summe Massachu- on a a few friends had garde, and H. Bruce Greaves, | Filet Scarfs. | Hand Embroidered 20) | Hil ae ¥ -— maar "7 ’ mvited. A large reception The bride is a graduate of Wash-. | ; $7.00 72x90. | UN, ee | * 4 — followed. ” ; 4 Oe ok ee S 2 7.30 | ft . Till, Saw if o 4 Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Wallace | ington University and is a member |} | $1.5 bl : . 4 : , Ene 7 gee Elaborately wa we ae )60=—ti«‘S?'«44976 Pershing avenue and their eS | , a a 2 — hter, Miss Anne Kennard Wal- { ™ "ae ‘@¢e. and son, John K. Wallace, LA ATE: ARENA RBH RSS SO bi TMH IEG ORBRAIE F i i All Sizes for Misses, Women and Larger Women at Each Price Other Fur-Trimmed Coats to nes (Weils—Second Floor.) aos. salt . lapaliieeent-eseomee eeeeeesedas ~ —— “ = -iime-.a oe _ iaeeeeementee ae ee + ts seeees * - Try Srrerersr —

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PAGE 3 City Prepares to Greet Veiled Prophet Parade Is to Take Place Even- ing of Oct. 19 and the Ball the Following Night. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Walter Scott, Miss Eliza Sproule. Mrs. O. §. Tilton, Miss Sarah Tower, Mrs. H, C. Whiteside, Mrs. Elmer T. Williams, Mrs. N. E. Wil- liams, Mrs. J. L. Westlake, Mrs. Rolla Wells, Mra. Newton R. Wil- son, Mrs. Charles Ulman, Mrs. W. H. Vogt, Mrs. F. A. Leland, Mrs. L. D. Lawnin, Mrs, Charles Scud- der, Mrs. Henry Peters. Mrs. Rob- ert McKittrick Jones, Mrs. J. M. =e BL SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER se Travel News of i eae ee or eae boy eee Sorority to Give Home and Abroad “ The Kapra Kappa Gamma s JOSEPH RAMSEY Sorority of Washington University R 5. BROWN of Dallas, Tex., is will give a bridge party the after- . noon, Oct. 21, at the St. Louis; a the guest of her father, Wil- Woman's Club, the proceeds from “Mem K. Stanard and Mrs. Stan- which will be tgrned over to the Her debutante university for the benefit of the Art Club Meeting To; The Twentieth Century Club’s Executive Board Wednesday at Town Club. Mrs, E. Francis was appointed chai of the Flower Committee. year’s study is to be “India Th first regular meeting of the v6 : will be tomorrow at 2 p. m. at J ferson Memorial. Mrs. Ly, x ne chairman, will give a hist “Outline of India.” * Y 44," Waenetttisttttiiy, N “ye . SOSSPESSSSS Sf 44 fl“ 4 4 4 tia 4 . 2 % %] hy hye 7 ‘y N , © WA, as* ~ -. 4 ; Y Y * ~ > x & » \ BITES et Mrs, Fray and Their Symbols.” Mrs. Alois Schwartz of H Chase, who passed the eatiy gp, mer in Europe, wiij depart visit her son and daughter Mr. and Mrs, Preston Schwartz. her a week later. A Beautiful, Soft, Natural Permanent Wave $1 09)-00 Will remove tan and clear sallowness. every need. Facials $7 50 3602 W. Florissant COlfax 6850 OMPLETE anent Wave wave, no water-waving combs. Park Av. Car —_' : di — . 5 f SS Ne NT MIR Rn sos SA see aPaaa ae : ® se . Riete. . ot RO . ER “! mS : . “Nt . oa eae we catnenarertan sateen bese cherahel statateteretncates. Setonerace's 2: Ss) : a * a “ a . d : «ate +a a ate h’e « > ~*~. SP he ate he x . Pe > > >) »s% . »ses > > > | SS SBRBAALES > i hh > > » & SN WS OY SS MON adHM_M-d DNDN “\ SS MO AQAA AAA ASS SSS SS AA OOOO OOOO OOOO OOOO SOOO OOO OOOO OOOO OOO OO OOO ROA a ae , OS ee SVAAVALASSALASASARSRSALSSSASES LS SRASR SS SERS SSSSEESESSES SS EEE ~~ MO Ps isi fe eae vibiinct Bs ace sR a a a MM (7 Seg , * 4. 4, @ oF « Vi 4 J +4 f° Geressassssatitity 4a Ufecvesessssssesssbdts us A ttt ehdbs OWN SSSI S MOONO00o0WwN MQ S 3 WS tobe Ce Jt FAP FEFEAFFAEGET ty! C7. maid at the Engel-Mudd wedding, Saturday, October 15. ~-Ashen-Brenner. Miss Barth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin V. Barth of the St. Regis Apartments, has entered her junior year at Bryn Mawr College. RON MW » i te i > SSP Ss .S SB > > > oS ® .> >> > 3 SN SS RX iH _N WN SY a CLAAALAALA LILO OOD Messeeciic reesei y “A, —Ashen-Brenner. new Women's Building, which ts now under construction on the north side of the campus. Among the patronesses are: Mrs. B. V. Allen, Mrs. Joseph Altsheler, Mrs. Sam Ball, Mrs. Warrington Bald- Kurn and Mrs. John C. Roberts. | Kirkwood win. Mrs. Willard Bartlett, Mrs. Vilray P. Blair, Mrs. 8S. Bassett. Mrs. ,A. Black, Mrs. George Bass. Mrs. R. Bennett, Mrs. William Bemis, Mrs. James Barrett, . Mrs. Robert Burns, Miss Grace Bell, Mrs. I. H. Boemer, Mra. W. B. Coombie, Mrs. IF. A. Conrad, Mrs. F. A. Caulk, Mrs. W. T. Callahan, Mrs. Alexander DeMenil, Mrs. Ed- ward Durham, Mrs. N. Donnell. Mrs. Walter Diehm, Mrs. Worthing- t. . Eddy, Mrs. Henry Eliot, Miss Georgia Eliot, Mrs. Eugene Fusz, Mrs. George Gelhorn, Mrs. F.. Y. Gladney, Mrs, Sam Gordon, Mrs. E. J. Glasgow, Mrs. John L. Green, Mrs. Herbert 8. Hadley, Mrs. C. C. Hall, Mrs. L. C. Hermann, Mrs. Sam Harbison, Mrs. F. M. Hoag, Mrs. W. D. Hemenway, Mrs. Clay E. Jordan, Miss Jordan, Mrs, Oscar Johnson, Mrs. J, W. Jacobs, Mrs. Clark Johnson, Mrs. A. R. Kloss, Mrs. Sam Lazarus, Mrs. William Livingston, Mrs. J. G. Lonsdale, Mrs. Il. F. Lumaghi, Mrs. Frank Low. Mrs. H. 8S. McKay, Mrs. J. Muckerman, Mrs. William F. Mar- tin, Mrs. W. W. Medart, Mrs. J. P. Materne, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. W. S. McChesney, Mrs. John Mich- aels, Mrs. S. P McChesney, Mrs. M. I. North, Mrs. William O'Fallon, Mrs. Franklin Pierce, Mrs. Herbert Parker, Mrs. Edward Pryor, Mrs. Heman J. Pettengill, Mrs. A. Pruf- rock, Mrs. R.. DePenaloza, Mrs. T. W. Ross, Mrs. Baarent TenBroek, Mrs. C. PP. Sparks, Mrs. L. C. Sher rill, Mrs. Edwin. Schifler, Mrs. Jerome Schotten, Mrs. Stephen B. Sheldon, Mrs. Horace Soper, Mrs. The marriage of Miss Martha | Walker McGirk, daughter of Mr. I. A. McGirk, of Taylor avenue, to Marion R. Mann of St. Louis, took place Thursday evening, at the home of the bride’s father. The Rev. W. E. Sulleng officiated. The bride was attended by Mias Irene Schulze, and Mr, Mann had as his best man Melvin Foeller of St. Louis. They departed for a honey- moon trip through the East, and upon their return will be at home at 6228 Oakland avenue. Mrs. A. B. Ambler of Gill avenue was hostess at a meeting of the Needlework Guild Wednesday aft- ernoon. Plans were outlined and arrangements made for the annual meeting to be held Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Parish Guild House of Grace Church. Miss Elizabeth Broderick, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mre. John K. Bro- derick, departed Tuesday for Pine Manor, Wellesley, Mass. Mrs. William Hedges of Berry and Lockwood avenues has had as her guests last week her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Leon- ard McGowan of Mobile, Ala. Mrs. McGowan will be remembered as Miss Joyce Stapler. Mrs. Luther Armstrong was hostess at the first meeting of the Kirkwood Fortnightly Club Thurs- day afternoon, Mrs. John K. Bro- derick was the speaker of the aft- ernoon, taking for her subject “City Plan Commission.” 26" Anniversary Sal His. mysterious majesty, the Velled Prophet, having fixed Oct, 18 as the date for his delayed ar- rival, the parade to be held the evening of Oct. 19 and the ball on Oct. 29. Pians for the occasion interrupt- ed by the recent tornado are pro- ceeding, , His majesty will arrive, as planned, by airplane, and will be welcomed with pomp and ceremo- ny by city officials and private citi- zens, If there is any change in the ar- rangements forthe bailatthe New Coliseum it will be in the nature of greater brililance, because the set- tings are to be used the following evening to aid the storm sufferers, All the appointments will be turned over intact for the benefit perform- ance to be given by the Municipal Theater Association for the Red Cross Relief Fund and thus the Veiled Prophet will be contributing from his own pocket to the as- sistance of the thousands of St Louisans, Most of the matrons and giris who form this year’s Honor will be present at the bene- fit performance. Court of PERMANENT WAVE ON THE NEW NESTLE MACHINE Every wave guaranteed. We shampoo and reset our waves every week for 650ec. Special service given out-of-town patrons The Permanent Wave Sh Kleckamp's Mall Bide. Room 200 3123 &#. Grand ‘ Open Evenings and Appointment—Call GRand ‘ — Extraordinary Values in Smart Slenderizing Apparel - Misses Styles in Sizes 16+ to 28+ (to fit 34 te 48 bust) Women’s Styles in Lane Bryant Sizes 38 to 56 “a ns Parties and Other Social Events Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Warnhoff of 3946 Page boulevard will cele- brate the fiftieth anniversary marriage Tuesday, Oct. Because of tornado damage their home, event has -been postponed later in the season. A daughter, Mrs. C. H. von Behren, has arrived from her home in Denver to visit them, as have two sons, 11, to |Committee are Senator Harry B. | ' Kansas City. Mrs. Penrose luncheon and bridge at Hotel Coro- nado Wednesday of | the celebration of the | until | | Glendale, Cal. | Hawes, Chancellor Herbert 8S, Had-/ has ley Senator James A. Reed, Bishop Lil- |! Oct. Wood- | nual lis wa gue 'Mr E. W.| Warnhoff of Knoxville, Tenn., and | Frank R. Warnhoff of Charlotte, N. C. Another daughter, Mrs. W. G. Stevens, makes her home in Custer, Mich., and still another, Mrs. P. L. La Barge, lives in St. Louis. ne errr eines: Mrs. J, Frederick Renick of New York, formerly of St. Louis, gave a | bridge tea Sept. 27. at her suite in | the Esplanade Hotel in honor of | Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn of Kan- | sas City, who recently won the na- tional golf championship at Cherry | Valley Country C lub for 1927-28. | Mrs. Renick is a former church SO- | loist in St. Louis and was known in the musical world here. well | An informal tea will be given to- | morrow and Tuesday afternoons | for the winners in Missouri of the! Atwater Kent Audition contest, by | Mrs. Louise M. Hall of Hotel Chase, to introduce the young men) and women contestants to the State | Committee, of which Mrs. Hall is a} mem ber. The young women have | been invited for Monday and the | young men for Tuesday. The win-| ner from Missouri will be selected tomorrow and will go to New York Angeles is | for the final contest. Other members of the State EE Permanent Wave Special Includes Sham- Poo, Trim, Set $17.50 A. Daily Specials Finger Waving Monday—Plain Shampoo and Marce! Tueaday—Mearecel with Neck Clipping Wednesday — Shampoo-Marce] Goléen Giint, Tar. Lemon or Fitch - Wave I | Als Fg VELL Opposite Shubert-Rialto Theater YEARS’ SUCCESSFUL OPERATION ST. LOUIS INSURES YOU A BEAUTIFUL Permanent Wave IN That Famous Horseshoe Curl—Beautiful, Natural Lustrous Wave Without » KINK OR FRIZZ—TRUx1 E SHOPS. 323 N. Grand. Water-Waving Ol, PROCESS Sundav “crmbs Lidell 8408} hy Annotntment. Complete : No Extra | | sez Charge i MARCEL or FINGER $ | | $35 WAVE, With Shampoo Open Tuesday and Thursday Evening THONE GARFIELD 1113 La Vera Beauty Shop | E 20 4 N. 7TH N. FE. COR. SEVENTH AND PINE a OUR NATURAL MARCEL STEAM AND OIL PROCESS: DE MU} REGULAR $15 513 Delmar re ee td Akt he NOW $ 4 RMANENT WAVE > ah eee Sie att ae oie a 3 - ee ae Saciabenicsay. aa. -enmpecimnetibaae van iar Toletadhvhehe dot Ne neem eal now sr ery Plein 9s of a. " Fe ee ee Cn ee _ a he he OF Sea aie S: bi thia 4 . Aa os a4 , me Pe pe ae Se LITT OO LE iS ; : ip Meee ae ae Sa, SAR Hane a « tere / ee tL ae iien ‘ te a a> elias Be : Saw she Pele 3 : ¢ Sie» ; tse ys owe ? itt * + 5. rf é i mae 9 ale a abean , aw aad es s sy ‘Sy, sou ae a? ’ “ es yet i ewe 2 aie ie ale Sk Mas Cmee WENS Pee eae . Mp leo Tass ere pe i wk 4 SOS NE ORE An BS

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ PAGE 4 Activities of Women's Clubs fT Lovrs TERCENTENARY |will deliver lectures early in the 7 SHAKSPEARE gOCIETY will | season. open the season at a public pro-| +p. st Louis Dante Club held Sram Tuesday at 2:39 p. m. at its regular monthly luncheon in the Vandervoort's Music Hall. The {talian room of Forest Park Hotel | } * Rev, Albert Muntsch, S. J.. a mem- last Wednesday. N EA GRAND-LEADER SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ —— AI ee eae ne on = eee ene ee LL LC LL LILO A CLI OLE CLO LL LOD See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6, This Section. Also Our Radio Announcement in Part One ’ ber of Tercentenary Round Table, | Following the luncheon a. short _ Will, deliver a lecture, his subject |, usiness session was held, the/}! —_ being “The Abiding Value of the | resident, Mrs. William Watt Shakepearean Spirit.” The public |ciear, presided. Miss Mary L. Fine Imported and American Services Priced Extremely Low. . — 'Crowley accepted the program | regular monthly Executive ‘chairmanship. with Mrs. Charles memes meeting will be held on the iF. Richardson as vice chairman. same: date at 1 p. .n. ; : Mrs. ©. S. Ledmapn is chairman of Mies Elizabeth Morse ot cae | hospitality. Miss Mary L. Crowley, | Morse School of Expression will an early member, renewed her} leg amen i ge ag rs membership. The club sent a check — ore a ‘ito the Red Cross. m. t% Vandervoort's Music Hall. Following the roll call with quo- Dr, William Lawrence Sullivan, tations from the “Divine Comedy,” Cyril Clemens and Richard Spamer Mrs. Florence Meek read a paper 4 on Dante's home, “The Villa Ali- . : | hieri.’” Mrs. Mary FE. Kickham Lacille-F rancis Method ome a@ paper entitled “Dante as a ; SPECIALISTS . | Tonic for Today.” Miss Mary L. Removing Superfluous Hair | crowiey gave an account of her Phe Only Method Known That ivisit to the home of Dante. | “is. Prisco Bids. | Mrs. Charles F. Richardson read | Evehrows Arched 7 4 ‘a review of a book about to be ~~ 99 Plastic Method. eesees |published relating to life during the | Phese for Appointment—GArfield 9300 | Italian Renaissance, the subject of A graceful, floral spray design on — Sr ace ae seen: Rae Ae ay yellow and effective black decorates Sus this high-grade Bavarian China Serv- ice that will give a delightful charm to any table. 100-Piece China Set Japanese Import, Shecral $45.0 A remarkable value is this beau- tiful service of fine Japanese china with a border pattern in lovely soft colors, a rich ivory band, and coin gold handles. Open stock pattern. Bavarian China Set 100 Preces—Rare Value : Pa ; ’ m han hee Oe ace BS ri zt deg hee ee Se cate) a uA 5 a oe . alia y pakke ee Ae aE OSS ~ . . ‘ . - ne P EP ETT RR ore ee SR aif Maal ne yt as eles Sta, Pg - Pte 9. ge aed ae 2 EER OES RE MBS TET BTSs OBER - i i! RSS hae sky Pecan Ea Te OP Cea SASSO TE, eS Oe / SE Boh 5 ame BRS his es ONE a eeg: ter 3 oe wat ‘ ; b , oh ts Ke ss = > ist ; Pe fo pT sete BRE PS a a uA Monday Club of Webster; |Groves resumed its fall activities | by celebrating the fortieth anni- | Taught 'versary of the club Oct. 3, at 2:30) by ip. m. Mrs. Phillip N. Moore of § S8t. Iceline ke Irmis |Louis and Mrs. F. H, Littlefield, 100-Piece Imported China Service : a + oe An exquisite gold en- 100-Piece “Iris crustation in Minton de- China Service sign, coin gold handles, , , Popular Iris pattern, in blends with the rich ivory Sem1-Porcelain Set delicate orchid tones on a body of this very 8 A very charming open fine China body, an open Bavarian China open stoc stock pattern service stock pattern, is offered service—to make a service showing a dainty rosebud low price. Set .... cially priced. ° 100-Piece Domestic Gay and decorative, will be the window that is adorned by these gracefully hanging fine voile Cur- tains with double ruffled valance and tie-backs. The ruffles are in lovely shades of blue, rose, orchid, gold, and jade, overlocked with a gold rayon thread; you can have them harmonize with your room. Window Shades The new Cordet Window Shades with a decorative Japanese China ipresident of the Eighth District, An unusual and artistic : Very high-grade Japan- Representative of 'were introduced and responded service is this beautiful M t S t ese China is used in this : with | : Sauk s mee ber of aiee ree ve open ultle urtain Sets of New York City Missouri Federation meeting will 428% B: cc with & wree + clageall vice with its richly .col- Private Lessone or Tables Arranged. || b¢ held at the Wednesday Club, i | ; fect in black and en- $ 50 orful border pattern and iWov. 4 riched with coin gold han- | | Porteus, | en om — a dles. ‘dressed in Colonial costume, sang -_ , pieces : iseveral old fashioned songs. The} Are Priced at Only D. H. Kremer, was read by Mrs. S. | ° s 'F. Burnet. A summary of this Sh irl Cy s James McCleave. There was a 423 N. 8th St. Service 97-Pc. Ivory Wilbur e Whitehead 'with greetings. The Eighth District clear white China decorat- attractive open stock ser- ais | | coin gold line and han- Five-Piece Sets of Voile 85 Chase Hotel DElimar 5700 ' Mrs. Ruth Harris Io0- With Colored Ruffles 1: ) a —______| history of the club, written by Mrs. | : year’s work was given by Mrs. * Mayfair Hotel Bldg. large birthday cake with 49 light-| ‘ed candles. The Executive Board meeting was held Oct. 6, at 10 a. m. | | The History and Literature Sec- ‘tion meeting will be held Oct. 19, at 10 a. m. Subject, “Poetry of Browning:'’ Mrs. W. W. Keyser as leader. The Better Homes Group will en- | joy a box luncheon Oct. 11, at 12:30 ip. m. and later a hook review will | be given by Mrs. Harold Newcomb, ade ane 100-Pc. American Semi-Porcelain, band design Fall Cretonnes 26-Pc. Apartment Set, Argosy shape, colorful.-......$4.95 A gorgeous array of pat- q1- terns in effects that are oo napertes ey. Syeceee Lamm eet (Fifth Floor.) bright and yivid or artis- stripe pattern are mounted tically subdued and also in _| on guaranteed spring rol- the popular chintz designs lers. In size they mea- are shown in this 36- sure 36x72 inches; inch Cretonne. Yd. 50c priced each $1.25 ; 3 | The poetic section of the Litmar | Adorably Different | | RRMA RRR AARARS AAAS RARMRAL SPARS RARARA AE AAR SRR RDO MAS AAR RAAB SRR ARORA ’ This clever pattern by Wiehert is only one of the many beautiful Fall styles we have ready for your se- 2. Be Be! ree enemg Club, Mrs. Charles Noel, chairman, will hold its first meet- ing of the season Wednesday, at 19:30 a. m. The subject for this year’s study is, “Other Modern Poets, American and Foreign; with a Study of Form as a Background.” Mrs. Ida B. Cole will read a paper on “New Verse Writers of Amer. ica;” and Mrs. A. R. Smyth will read of “Current Events in the 9x12 New Wool Wilton Rugs A Large Group In the New. Fall Designs and Colors Larchmont and Karad; Brands, Rare Values at léction. a} Poetic Field.” Original verse, con- 4itributed by members of the sec- tion will be read by Mrs. Harry W : - Where service is perfect | aane $ 802 : Pd ; € r : é 4 % ; > et >= : 7 > e 2 =. é ‘ a €- nib eS is 2 & oa My fNaheg 3: oY PRE ere Ne ea et RR re ae by - ) a goaie ee St ~ pace Sa 9) and prices invariably mod- | erate, $6 » $1 4:50 America's Smartest F ootwear 7 Pyvy il rerLiLrLeu LL AA eR Aa eeenane 7 ws pacing Dio oy wate ae RG A NG 9 iy ibe a Sta yg GecA OOK As a Ab 210 RC ARN ee hase SNAP TI RI OO MEE RL PN oa yO i dial stds — hi HBA SA 5p BE ARIE II ROT” BE Mest Fh 4 ‘ - ee ae eb INS we brat «9 RENE Abe 5. “haw A , eT a, Saks : ny ao kro a pat eg tres piggies: eee je 5 Nae a A a Pts More Style! More Comfort! More Value! —_ every pair of our newly Acquired | Stegall. Luncheon will be served at 12:29 | ss m. | At 1:30 p. m. the Science Sec- ition, Mrs. John E. Ritchey, chair- | man, will present its first program | of the year with Mrs. Ernest N. | nen Birge as leader. Dr. Walter Ed- ward Remmers, B. §&., Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineer- ing at Washington University, will deliver an address on “The Heat Treatment of Steel.” The Cure and Floods.” at the College Club. Former presi- dents have been invited to assist in receiving at the opening reception at 3 o'clock. Miss Elizabeth Wil- liamson dean of women at Wash- ington University, will be the guest of honor. A_ short program of songs will be given by Miss Marie Chenot. Members of the Hospi- tality Committee will serve. They are Miss Mildred James, chairman: Mrs, Raymond Bond, Mrs. Harry A. Collins, Miss Geraldine Collum, Miss Alice Ernst, Mrs. Henry Fett, Mrs. Fred Hammond, Miss Mabe! McQuiston, Miss Ethel Mills and Miss Eleanor Purdon. At 7 o'clock club members and their guests will enjoy the hospi- tality of a Southern host and host- ess at dinner and at the party to follow, when entertainment will be provided by minstre! singers and belles of the olden times. Wednesday, at 3 p. m., the Voca- tional Opportunity Committee, whose chairman is Miss Irene Bow- en, will give its first tea for the senior and new senior high school girls of the city. Miss Dorothy Rodgers, assistant instructor at Barnes Training School for Nurses, will speak on “Nursing.” ‘“Medi- | cine as a Profession for Women" | will be discussed by Dr. Carol &. Cole, Thursday, at 3 o'clock, a tea ts to be given for all committee work- ers by the president, Mrs. Roy V. Coffey, and the vice president, Miss Alves Long. y Friday, the Fiction and Drama Study Group will meet at 2 o'clock as the guests of Mrs. Seward Me- Kittrick,. The program to be given after the tea will be the reading of “Catesby" hy Mrs. John 0. Price and Mra. Jolin Roulden, the read- ing of another playiet,. “Fhen afta Now,” by Mrs. F. Ray Leimkuehler rent Science Review will be given | |] by Mrs. Paul Blackwelder who will | speak of the “Wings of the Wind,” | and Mrs. © ter Gettys, of “Roots | Tuesday will be homecoming day Acknowledged the finest Wool Wiltons woven in America—for the high-grade woolen yarns, the close texture, the clarity and richness of color and the artistry of design. This is an exceptional opportunity to purchase a luxurious looking long-wearing Rug for any room at a price interestingly low. 9x12 Wool Wilton Rugs A new Rug on the floor brings a new spirit into the room—especially if it is a beautiful Kenilworth or Tuxedo Wool Wilton, soft underfoot and beautiful in appearance. And specially oe ::... 949 9x12 Seamless Axminster Rugs Practical because they combine unusually long- wearing qualities with -har- monious beauty, these San- ford & Sons seamless Ax- minster Rugs are shown in a delightful assortment of col- Seuigne $43.50 Broadloom Wilton Carpet The heaviest. quality of Broadloom Wilton Carpet is offered’ in the 9, 10.6, 12 and 15 foot sizes so that any size room can be covered without a seam. Choice of a wide range of beautiful Se Ya. .,....\.-. Obebd Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged (Sixth Floor.) Housewares Lunch Kit, $1.98 Universal, all-metal case fitted with %%4-pt. vacuum bottle. ~. ==) ! Waffle Mould, $4.98 Heating element in upper and lower grid; large size. manent — Electric Iron, $2.98 Martha Washington, 6-Ib. size; heating element with 3-year guarantee. Wash Tub, $4.49 Large portable, 23-gal., square shaped, with casters. AS | Chinese Brass Candlesticks air $3.05 The gleam of the brass and the exotic Oriental shape, make these Candle- sticks an interesting and ornamental addition to a table or mantel piece. The opium bowl with teakwood stand, makes an effective centerpiece, priced $1.95. Suggestions fora Hallowe en Party Hallowe’en — when witch- es, ghosts and elves hold gay revels is the time to plan a party. In the Dennison section you will find a com- plete assortment of all Hal- lowe’en decorations, favors, etc., and a specially prepared Bogie Book with sugges- tions for making the party a success. This book is 2oc. Hallowe’en Seals, box.... Cat Cut-outs, each Large Pumpkins, each... Silhouette Streamers.... Table Covers ... Napkins, 18 for Isc Tallies and Place Cards, . 25c to 65¢ ‘Dennison Section— Main Floor.) Davenport With Coil Spring and Mattress to Fite Blankets that are luxu- riously soft and warm, but not too heavy in weight to be comfortable. Measuring 66x80 inches in size, they offer a choice of colors, in plaid pat- terns with cotton sateen binding to match. Rose- and-white, blue-and- white, lavender-and- vege white, red-and-black. All~Wool Blankets, $13.95 Lamb’s wool Blankets like these, of finest qual- ity, are a wise investment! Pre-shrunk and woven in plaid patterns, with cotton sateen binding to match, In lavender, rose, blue, tan, gray, black-and-white, red-and-black. 72x84 inches, for full-size beds. (Second Floor.) 2~Pc.Bed Davenport Suite ! Two Good-Looking $ = 0 Living-Room Pieces Very Low Priced For the hospitable attractive living room that is a comfortable bedroom at night, this beautiful Suite with its carved frames, taupe mo- hair upholstery on all wearable parts, and cushions reversed in color ful Jacquard velour—is an ideal choice. Opened, the davenport be- comes a fully equipped restful bed. a $17 Down—Balance in Monthly Payments Porte bits “Seg oft: SOON! 2trnicrey yh OS Reed Ib RAPS! ET Mts tA CR ty BORE aha aN wy PRL ais ORE: . Rep.ilt Featured in € There is no doubt about th ioned of these beautiful leathy early season, and are now 2 eee er en ree mee BLACK KID and sOme songs by Mrs. Elmer En- BROWN KID a Pantry Set, $1.39 Dutch Oven, $2.69 Brass Candelabra more fashioneble choice The St. Louis Chapter of Ameri- can War Mothers will give a bene- fit card party Friday afternoon at 6222 Easton avenue. The Ensee Study Circle will meet Bread box, coffee, tea. sugar canisters in white enamel finish. Griswold cast iron, No. 9 large size, polished inside: self-basting cover. and Candlesticks Spiral and plain Candle- Sticks, artistically shaped, may be had in many sizes. é - Section—of which the five pi x gs, Fee pe z. tomorrow at 12:30 p. m.. at the home of Mra. J. D. Asbaugh, Mrs. A. E. Wright will read a paper on “Panama, Ite Inception and Regu- lation.” Mrs, Hollis Marsh wit! tell of the climate and resources of Continued on Next pair, $2 to $9. Candelabra ; AS og r- m3: 5s and 7 cluster can- S: <7 nS . , a % lines . - -814.$¢ a e holders, pair, $5 to $20. ae 4 . a ream (Fifth Floor.) os : ie 9 The Gayette ...a@ elephone Orders Filled—CEatral 6500. di oy : . ee | ) | : 7 a 3g Slipper prs agS Patt} ‘) 3 a , ; * exquisitely simple 3 : ee eeeeees eee A AO A Ne EE ~— on nee aNG arene .

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eivemaiuinra! lw a — - ‘ SS > \ . . % ‘ —" » ‘~\ . * 2 . “ a, a STATIS ALAS = SESSCE ss LO rtain Sets Eove $ 1:85 ill be the window that is ly hanging fine voile Cur- i valance and tie-backs. The ades of blue, rose, orchid, d with a gold rayon thread; fonize with your room. Window Shades The new Cordet Window Shades with a decorative stripe pattern are mounted om guaranteed spring rol- lers. In size they mea- 6x72 inches; net ay £ $1.25 (Sixth Floor.) | | | | ed Blan kets oo] Autumn Nights! lankets, $13.95 | is like these, of finest qual- mt! Pre-shrunk and woven in on sateen binding to match, tan, gray, black-and-white, aches, for full-size beds. (Second Floor.) portuite '} Two Good-Looking Living-Room Pieces Very Low Priced n that is a comfortable carved frames, taupe mo- ions reversed in color- ed, the davenport be- "ayments ar 5 43 ig f 2% Tok] % 7 a a % re “J ee 3B Bye t EX, 3 * K oe fa = ‘ a | *- a ; 6 i gon ay , ¢ . , y A ' ex ' =, j bel ai 4 x . ; 5 ee , Pus , a : Rte ; ae : Bic t - ' * ; “2 ¥ A iT sy ; : *y re iia i ta a : Pye “4 x per Pe a ’ Ere ey e. Bens G Ss om ba > ’ wg 1 ’ > ; 4 i; . i a , : Ki 4 : 4 a : a ay ag ‘Ss By Bc = bars ‘ os = a % 4 7 id aa % a Bari es ‘a x BI me - x py 3 Fe} ba. Pe a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997 g © Pee ied iin_iais % "a * a4 : —o * PACT -_ i eneteeetneil See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6, This S ection. Also Our Radio Announcement in Part One STIX, BAER @ FULLER — GRAND-LEADER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH id a Now lIi's the Metallic Hat —That Madame and Mademoiselle Choose to Wear With Their Coats and Afternoon Frocks 5 wo §25 [N a season of beauty, richness and formality in clothes, women and misses turn with enthusiasm to the gleaming Metallic Hat as a crowning bit of smartness! The Millinery Salon launches the Me- tallic Hat upon a career that promises brilliant success. In our wide collection you will recognize replicas of Paris models—snug, close- fitting, brimléss Hats that are perfect to wear with fur-collared ‘coats. Hats with flattering little veils, Hats with brims . . . inter- preting this mode for matron and debutante alike. i” (Millinery—Third Floor.) Furs—and the New Ways of Using Them, Give Distinction to COATS For Women and Misses ee meg SS —s -- s . ~~ aes ~ ~ Electric Stove. $1.00 more fashionable choice than one of the many styles shown in the Footwear igi. Nes One burner, for cooking, Section—of which the five pictured here are typical: ess oa] frying, toasting, etc. The Modette. . .a strap The Dulcy ... pictured The Mavis ... is one : oF > Wolverine — Pper of genuine snake third from the top, may of the new Oxfords in hn i *Fae 5 $1.15 Eac be that has the charm of be chosen in tan or black genuine tan alligator, for i= | be: Fine quality, soft-finished, icity. The high alligator. It has a Cuban tailored wear. It has cut- bleached seamless sheeting, sh heel gives it be- heel and is smart with out motifs and a Cuban neatly hemmed; size 81x99. Coming lines ...#14¢.50 tailored costumes, $12.50 £ (Square 20.) Children's Shoes, $1.98 The Gayette ... a one-stra The Fanchon ... an | no he = cael water Dot in genuine water snake, is a su- rh ae Md pier — gar omc A $ exquisitely simple in line, it re- preme expression of smartness, CSE sturdily built os lies n the beauty of the beauty, grace. It has a high Ny POR _& school he nat pai nfan snakeskin $20 Spanish he ot 8 aE ey 3 5% to Misses 2 (Zain Floor) = (Square 21—Main Floor.) Fine Weollen Paulie In a Very Shecial Selling at $1.95 French Replica Pearls—fine quality in exquisite color tints—in every popular style—tiny, medium or large beads. Ropes in the fashionable 60-inch length, with or without knots between; graduated chokers and the new lariat in many different varieties. This is your oppor- tunity to secure a strand of lovely lustrous Pearls at a low price. (Main Floor.) Expert Jewelry Repairing Repairing and Remodeling of Jewelry, also Watch Repairing, are efficiently and satisfactorily done in our Jewelry Repair Department at very moderate prices. (Mezzanine Floor.) MEMS October Sale of Laces Featuring a Wide Selection of Real Laces at Very Low Prices Buttonhole-edge Filet, yard.........59c Antique Filet, yard ..... 35c to $1 Filet Laces, yard .. 12%c to $1.50 Real Lace Picots, yard......7'%4c to 15c Irish Crochet, yard..........-35¢ to 69c Real Irish, yard. ...cccccses Real Venise, yard.............50¢ to $5 Real Val. and Binche, yard....39c to $1 Medallions, each 5c to $1.25 Imported Model Tunies Scintillating with tiny glass beads on sheer Georgette, others entirely of gold lace, these lovely French ‘Tunics (our own im- portation) make delightful evening frocks; at....$15 and $19.50 Metal Brocades in interest- Rhinestone Banding—Clear ing designs of gold or silver and sparkling, in one to 12 with Persian color blending— rows, and specially priced 36 inches wide, yard.. .$3.98 from ...sessee -99C to $4.68 Crepe Chiffons and Geor- Novelty Laces—Metal, silk, gettes in light and dark Lyons, novelty, black and shades (no black or white); white—edges, bands, flounces 36 inches wide; yard...$1.09 and allovers, yd.,50c to $3.00 Rhinestone Bandeaux and Ornaments. .50c to $2 Novelty Buckles, Ornaments scvesdae to §I Beaded and Embroidered Bands, yard..25c to $1 Fur Bandings, $6.95 to $13.45 Soft opossums and thibetines are available in the popular 4 and 6 inch widths for trimming frocks and coats, Fur Collar Lengths $2.95 to $7.95 Fur-Edged Braids, yard 25c to 39c (Lace Department and Square 13—Main Floor.) How to Reduce Your Weight Simply, Safely, Comfortably— Is Explained in Lectures by Miss Earnestine Littlejohn Given Each Day on the Sixth Floor at 11 and 2.30 o Clock. Miss Littlejohn, a recognized authority on reducing, will explain in a series of de- lightful lectures just how successful re- ducing can be accomplished without the usual undesirable accompaniments—exer- cise, dieting, drugs or rubber garments. Every woman is invited to attend—there will be no charge, of course! Private Consultations in the Corset Salon - After each lecture there will be private con- sultations for those who wish them in the Salon, second floor. Here Miss Littlejohn will be glad to answer all questions relative to this mar- velous system of getting rid of superfluous fat. If you cannot attend The lectures, write to Miss Littlejohn, care of Stiz,, Baer & Fuller, and she will answer, telling you how te easily reduce, Activities of 4 || Women's Clubs : * Panama, Roll call will be answere@ , by information about New York,’ New Jersey and Delaware. Hy. The St, Louis Ladies’ Auxiliar#*. of the Jewish Consumptives’ Relief?’ Society of Denver, Colo., held a board .meeting Monday, Oct 3, at the ¥. M. H. A. at 10a, m. Plane were made for a card party to ved held in the Palm Room of Hotet |» Chase Wednesday, Oct. 26, at 2 Pp. m. nd he Pres@ and Publicity Coms4 mittee of the Eighth District, M ; sourt Federation of Women’s” Clubs, will meet Tuesday at 10:%@ ; a, m, at Scruggs-Vandervoort-Bar- | ney auditorium. Mrs. BHdith Ia: Matthews and Mrs. Louise Grant} ! Smith will be the speakers, ang, plans for the work will: be out-; lined, ‘ The Eighth District Missourft! Federation of Women's Clubs wilt; meet at the Wednesday Club Fri¢ day, Nov. 4, for the regular blen«—~ nial and election of officers, A, committee on nominationa has .- been appointed, and clubs have been invited to send names of prot Ras aie Ae es * i 2 e asia ere) S Tile ties. cs areal ee aes ea Saisie or ieee Pca aree a okt ia Bro EN oe Ye Bi 5 ie erie ae petals 4 WP ver, ee bd = . « «\ 4 ie ° aw TR rey rs ae as x 2 —— 2 "7. y ae » tra. te ° _ ¥ a «) 223 4 oes ~~ ar. - Pon : ee t aie ’ V Loree EERIE SR, MR Th Oe aL Os Sy IEP gi = WAR oF Se a Mh ee eee 4

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>: te: se ; a cede re 8 3 r “3 yl _—— 1a) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = a... omen A i - SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ \'tn Par? One ae ctiviles O W 4 ee : ms 23 — s fl ; 3 Paes a : ie ee | Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5, igs eee een ——— the entertain so GRESS vit O | See Ou : ae ; Mra. Walter Peete |e - i CON ct1v1 A) ot? ea are * veatherford., Mrs. “e8ts "is i : ‘ . oe GE | 3 ‘i én , willia y af Ernest Ris- oe) and Miss % in Mrs. i.rhes' | is ope W | Ss Clubs = Wedd tn } | Mrs. O. S. Wilfley, president; Mrs. | rashable Crepes and the French Pants are trim: , ‘ 4 call. Mra. L. F. | Tait iJohn EK. Lionberger first vice | bse ea : a three small ruffles—light and dark ie ” number of o'd [rish Leg | Bee i Jonn ‘. 400 , vane at Ms s in : a % a pits ; * a- at | NO PAIN NO DETENTION | president; Mrs. E. T. Miller. s€c- | ete ilies price will heavy flat Crepe . of colors for selection. wy Mrs. W. C. Stac whe acting ol | All impertections £ atitically correctea| ONd vice president; Mre. W. .\.| AN excellent collection of Coats at this eh tc wonderful assortmen RetBise’ Meved Binsin. bi a “Scottish Ball ds. : ees 8 - rien ; les y co ‘ ee 7. ° ae i mS ee ne ts : P “a ee a =e A cae cody ‘Sas Saas. | Hil, recording secretary Menacyetbiae be found in the Downstairs Store Coat as i d every street, sport and eve at $1.19, $1.50 and $1.95 “See jouis Chapter. OS ee ie @ Call, Write or Telephone GArfield 0330.| Wistar White, aheet S - nibcemath | all were made to sell for much higher prices—an ‘ning shades. Downstairs MORE or the Confederacy. say ae : eLt : Hirs.. 11-4; Wed & Sat. 11-8; Sun. 11-1. | retary; Mrs. Robert ra . . | i real value se ount Hotel Monday ae 3 Brit THE DELGADO INSTITUTE | treasure r:; Mrs. George - | one is a . Ideal for dresses, , a The hostesses were sae ce t ¥ Es : ‘ , e. registrar: Mrs. SS 4. «6§10an, | : ' , a ; Reynoiacs a aa > ee oe : | S t St les wns and fine lingerie. y ds : ‘Bievins, Mrs. G. A. \. mi ak historian; = Mrs. Mary Fairfax’ Dressy Models and Sports Sty _.* iig-and peciai-—- ALAS Of aie serine Me Co en John AL = ‘techon & Wathinman* | wide an a J. A. Mo | = a | ' Childs, Mrs. Charles S. Mckinney, | All +0 inches . ee ear i § | Mrs. E. A. Skillern and Mrs. J. PB. vi dcloths and novelty tweeds exceptional values at this e eae officess were elect- | ay . £ . —— | Smythe, directors; Mrs. J. P. Hig- | Suedes, Bolivias, Venise, —— f mandel and special price ast- O ore oO ge C. Vaughn, presi- | . a : ( = S — | gins, advisory chairman. and mixtures, fur trimmed with Au ailk * a pore wat speci Pp mace by the Hamilton Woolen | Of pure Virgin wool, relette,. pink or bide trimmed; also hem 7 : . a] iz workmanship. ne the residence of airs. te Extra large Blankets in Mills—and are of the finest and softest pure lamb’s — fa a ~ ob Pad stitched crib sheets. | in th .§ ig ne I Li es of Robb, 677 Bonita avenue, V e ster | i the 72x84-inch size-—neat- rE Y Sa Sa ial bacon dl —_ oo aera st yer i) ° 25¢ : | ; “8 rs Comp ete an | Groves, Tuesday. Mrs. W illta n i ly bound and come in dif- Wool, . e ae Ape % se “at and ite stom te Women . " ‘ hek its A . ' Tee ni iY 7 5 | | Cough Beits; ee ge otha lice nam pyr RP te il $3 95 Pair 4? -Inch $4 Qo5 J - pouch, ee ee pth, vanity | if a Hl qd all j,}/| &cTuses-\ ance ; ait ‘ ™ iio styles in the season's nte lors. pen erie ate cet eet ewryecite roeinined Fallon, Tabin Covsred with a good grade of solid DEON ) : 4 arsh, t! esident, presided, ; ’ : ° — 7 wae MODs esa... : - , 25 P et 4 1s types “ S arn Rag stg pp Regular ant ex roo = oo aan em, ail N e and Clarence avenues. | Aft At © of good grade musiin in pix : oe }: 3 ews and Views The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the -St. | S ; S $1 95 ; > hai of the = Louis Lodge No. $, B. P. O. E., | : vm lipover weaters, sill i | 66 - EN y’ | i : ‘ ] y “ar thea for h choo! iris: ith oTr.W i oe E ® will hold an one: eo Blouses of broadcloth. madras Longies of sturdy woolen . on wap oe apse vee sek eae. ate DIFFER ee ootw t 2:39 . » @ e 7 ~ ° . . ° ——_—_—_—_—— COli:ars: sHilé cvi S Ae eerwes Ls Fy ; 4 f a | ear Mode 7” otis greta wace | and percales in plain colors as fabrics in neat patterns and suit- ; : ? jas : - a ra well as neat Stripes; collar-at- able colors—made with belt and 80x90-Inch Spreads, $1.00 , : t ae 4 r sv i Wii i i ° “ : ; ( 4 : Rio Rita Tie 7 pveney gag tone of Mrs. C. E. | tached Sty les — sizes 6 to 15 loops and cuff bottoms—sizes Of cream crinkle material with fast-col- : % Z r I s Ss. : ° | : : 3 ' ie ee. ‘Tue an. old: eme- . Pee Cullen, 3867 Hartford street. Mrs. years. 10 to 16 years. wnstairs Store.) ADE of black kid with hand- y / ~_ . » *? oe + af . for. tornado relief, $100 by the | : High-grade so-inch Drapery Damask. $1 57 mother Chintz, Daye- ae Russ in allover open ground and me- ; features z | chapter and $200 additional by | rt Striped and allover patterns, yard ..... : time Prints” etc. — al]] -_ g , ; — hapter Members | urtams ) dallion effects in tan, taupe, sand, etc.; some ¢ “4 nO oe ie ' 50-inch Drapery Velour in taupe, rose, $1 97 guaranteed tubfast. finished with friage- euibiect tc very Daseneees of tne American Revelu- | $ 27 $ 97 blue, mulberry and black, yard re eee . 3 o’Clock S cial pts te — ” fecti ; ~ ea ea 3 ¢ - 4 , I aa a : oe? bp tviowy ‘aiuscilansectia cs ; aay x wes »

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in Part One Rayon Bloomers Pants 0 Winter needs ade of heavy he new fiat uble crotch. trimmed with lique work— trimmed with ht and dark Bloomers, d $1.95 , ot ara Bo ae: ie ¥ rage ee i vee Bar Gt Totes o > Se = . £ oe a ee ~ om eon I From Preceding» Page. are Mrs. Walter Fabricius, William Weatherford, Mrs. Trawick, Mrs. [irnest Bis- 3 j. E. Irwin, Mirs. J. M : Mrs. John Ritchey. Mrs. gouthward, Mrs. James A. and Mrs. Harry Wagoner Womens Auxiliary to the Mail Association met at. fs, Oct. 4, with Mrs. L. G. Mrs. E. J. Kern and Mrs. s.4 Bernard, hostesses. After quncheon. the business meet- was held. Forty dollars was ted among the members to be over to the ted Cross for tornado sufferers. next meeting will be at Beslii’'e «ot 28, with Mrs. F. “Hohn, Mrs. far! Mullins and Se Koth->, hostesses. After meeting they wil] attend a at the Art Museum by Miss Powell. ’ e Carpe Diem Club held its meeting of tne year at the } Sutherland ave .ue. Vacation were given in response to roll call. Mrs. |. F. Woolston g number of o'd Irish Leg- » Mrs. W. C. Staurs read a pa- ben “Scottish Bali-ds.” (Downstairs Store.) 1750 Yards of | ed Wool Challis | Patterns and Colors hes Yard nity to select several dress pat- ular fabric at a very small cost. women’s, d washable—idea] s Fall dresses, etc. | iO! » conventional and floral effects, | gS—one more alluring than the ## e. (DdDownets airs Store.) s Louis Chapter. United Daugh- sof the Confederacy, met aft the ount Hotel Monday after- The hostesses were Mrs. J. ‘Blevins, Mrs. G. A. Reynolds and J. A. Mowery. Mrs. John A. presided. Mrs. John C. Vaughn, presi- . «- Mrs. John C. Roberts, first ‘ president; Mrs. J. G. Calhoun, 4 vice president; Mrs. G. A. olds, recordirg secretary; Mrs. Cc. Crowdus, :orresponding sec- - Mrs, £iwin B. Sherzer, rer; Mrs. O. H. Bill, histo- be: Mrs. Warren McGinnis, regis- bh The divectors are Mrs. S. H. ee, Divs. R. P. Williams, Mrs. y, .'. Goldsworthy and Mrs. G. Stephenson. Mra. L. M. Ottofy gave a paper Ovservance of Missouri day on easir history of the State. 'T»q Morning Etude Music Club at the Osage Hills Country ee a ie ae b Thursday, from 2:50 to 4:30 ' The Aisle of unmilies edNovelty Gloves, 59c ms: of chamois suede fabric with ed turn-back cuffs: all sizes. gtr ot tr ’ Garments, 39¢ Exch and Kimonos of white cetton flan- Pink or blue trimmed: also hem- crib sheets. ’s Kerchiefs, 6 for 25c border Handkerchiefs with hem- - hems; good quality: fast colors. er Handbags, $2.15 ch, under-arm, tallored and vanity the season's wanted colors. s Fancy Socks, 25c Pair ¥ checksein various color combina- forced hee! and toe: slight seconds. Union Suits at 69c ms ribbed cotton, low: neck eleeve- -khee length styles. Children’s are neck, bong gleeve, ankle md random. Sizes 2 to 12 ed/Sheets, Each, 55c mS ahd soft!y ize 54x°0 inches Size *2x90 inches. at f9c Size 81x80 inches, at 6ic en’s Gowns at 59c lar and extra sizes: slipover models: grade muslin in pink or white. ver Sweaters, $1.95 he high echoo! girls: with or without s0iid colors and sport stripes. )-Inch Spreads, $1.00 m. crinkle materia} Yen stripes in blue ight seconds Yarn Rugs, $1.19 braided cotton varn Rugs in pretty size 20x40 inches. $1.00 Yd. Velveteen, tton Velveteen in and colored re from 1 to 3 yards; for women’s and ; a wear. finished: elight gec- with fast-col- and gold: hem- (Downestairs Store.) _m. The past presidents of the Mb will be the guests of honor. W. K. Roth is president of the and Mrs. Frederick Niemoc!- ®, Mrs. H. G. Lamb and Mrs. Al- t Lipp vice presidents: Mrs. Niemoeller, corresponding @cretary: Miss Minna Braun. re- ing secretary. and Mrs. Charles Zelle, treasurer. Mrs. Mabe! Meisenbach and Mrs. Emma Guttmann are the other mem- | # of the Executive Roard. Mrs. Activities of Women’s Clubs of Mrs. James M. Chaney of. following officeas were elect-. een its season with a recep-_ | i i i i ' ; Joseph Agatstein is chairman of | the entertainment committee. Mrs. Margaret Hindle. Mrs. Flora Knoe- | vel and Miss Beatrice Knetzger compose the program committee. Members accorded guest privileges for the reception provid- ‘ing notdfication ts given Mrs. Louise D. Gardner, who jis ‘in| charge of reservations for the en- | te-tainment. The first program meeting of the club will take place Wednesday. | Oct. 26, at 10 a. m., at Hotel Mis- | isouri auditorlum. * *- vrTre E. J. Russell, chairman of the' City Pian Commission, will ad- dress members of the Fathers’ and Mothers’ Club ofthe Field School | and citizens of that disirict at 8 ‘o'clock tom« ‘w night in the kin- | _dergarten of .he school. His sub- ject will be “Possible Improve- ments in Rebuilding the Devastat- ed Area,’ with special attention to! the building of a public playground | + ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —__ iin that vicinity. The public is in- vited. -_-s-- oo The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club | will meet at 4 o’elock Tuesday aft- 'ernoon at the home of Mrs. Webb | Kammerer, 7218 Maryland avenuc. The business meeting will be fol- | lowed by a supper. The Kennard Parent Teacher As- | sociation will hold its meeting. Thursday, Oct. 13, at 2 p. m. in| the kindergarten of the school. | The election. of the officers of | tosati Circle No. 180 Daughters | ‘of Isabel, was held in Rosati Hail, | |Virginia avenue and Blow stre*t | on Thursday. The following offi- | cers were elected: Miss Mary Mi- | - noughan, regent; Miss Mary | Burke, vice regent; Mrs. K. Sor- | her. financial secretary; Miz | Helen Beattie, recording scc*-| .tary; Miss Sylvia Roy, treasurer; | Mrs. B. Usher, custodian; Mise Myrtle Rov. monitor; Miss Ida} inner guard; Mrs. A. Acker, outer! Miss Bepnice Usher, first ' Dugan, chancellor; Mrs. B. Beatti», | | guard; | Tontinucd on Next Page. Perreaaeaaree). <q =. oe - — “ey 3! NANETTE MYT 1 a bet) td ek LL kd be Ed ee creations, featured - *s with — wr AAAAADATALA AMADA DL ILAD ALLA LLL RRL RATED Oe LR a FOR AUTUMN EVENTS Pictured above is one beaded buckle. models priced from— eee ~ -_ _ — = a -* - - - = -_ = - _ TEA PERL CRERERCL OR e bebe Verertaereeakiyeet of our new smart and Patent Many other Fa!! in Satin OP CE TROLLED POESUCED ERENT CREEL CETL ROTURDORIRL ALLE: Women like the man-tailoring .) | in these fine coats wre s of Quality mre — ilton Vel- and me- etc.; some to very 27%54-in. cen jute Velvet $1 48 , Oriental patterns, at.. 22.6x36-in., Axminister Rugs $I 86 heavy quality, priced at... Felt-Base Floorcoverings, 2 yds. wide, cut from full rolls, sq. yd. (Dowpstairs . : features Plain-Tailored Coats ; $39 50 up The man-tailoring makes these Coats particularly smart —you get a tremendous choice of colorful English and Scotch fabrics—only the finest, deepest, winter trapped furs are used Exquisite silk linings—outstanding style WOLFF'S Washington Avenue at Broadway ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 “DIFFERENT” COATS FOR WOMEN tailored by Hart Schaffner & Marx and Rothmoor A WIDE SELECTION EXQUISITELY FUR-TRIMMED AT $QR950 Fur-Trimmed Coats ; $ 69 50 Up | ee a ee Ch . ese. , eae Ta %t4- Bedell’s is a nation-wide institu- tion. [The buying power for these ' stores, located in so -many of America’s leading cities, brings to the women of Saint Louis these exceptional values. ANNIVERSARY SALE FUR TRIMMED COATS Lavishly Trimmed with Elegant Furs—Coats Made to Sell at More Than Twice the Sale Price= For this special event we have purchased these exceedingly smart coats and are of- fering them at this remarkably low pricing. They are very smart in styling and are luxuriously trimmed with elegant furs. a ‘ ite P veivets. and clifton and silks yelvet in combination in the newer siladcs iN CW Est , ‘ . , ! ‘ +} are presented in this weclusive assortmeiit ef trocks. hey are very attractive | age a stvied and trimmed in the newer lTasnions. sepF . —? © : = \ “% en GA | A WASHINGTON AVE. COR. SEVENTH ; S44 / 3 } - oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH r Mb We solicit Charge Accounts. You are invited to take advantage Of ‘ the liberal basis upon which credit is extended, or purchases can be . arranged for on a deferred pay- ment plan. : These coats are most unusual at this low pricing. The materials are high grade, they are perfectly tailored and they are strikingly trimmed with stunning furs im the newest modes for Fall and Winter wears, | - MY $49.75 Extraordinary Low Anniversary Sale Prices! 300 SILK DRESSES Rich Silks in the New Shades----Smartly Styled and Trimmed----Styles for All Occasions opportunity not to be over- ‘These dresses are the latest and This is an looked. were made to sell at more than twice ‘this low price. You will be well dressed m these new models for Fall and Winter. : f ‘ Sree, at tg Ie I ta: ABE MIR a IOS FP or +“ Siw ALY tyne it wie ae oie ’ ORI REPEALED I OG PE POE AE HI Bt SST PERLE IS POEM A ae Fates Sk BE Bee ar ae ie Soy ciate “ ? re e- AP Orr Pate 7 vali eo " Pe oy ny GP y ree RE ag ee : . 2 oe Sbhbatew oy prise nes Ree ar thee pets Peale RP enna a nad ad we SEE ‘ : hia ighngiinapte aol ad ; haha EN tee athens Rta debeueice, ce | } ~* oa ee fare * - PA ae ere te OE tintin Mek IR I IR ty Ra SLY ak Cee J Sy 25, aii

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PAGE 8 __ | nemo ns MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 ocsbecs —_— ST.LOUIS tech vities of *e ACCOUNT MONDAY © Activities of OPEN A CHARGE ACCOU ss LAR Now! For the Fur Sensation§}\ Thousands ‘ontinuecd From Preceding Page. D “% bs ‘ : e : : Wee Girls rer 7 of the Lntire Year! Bl le sg 4 aes & ae > guide; Miss Catherine Usher, ba.- | B.S aN ALL THE PEOPLE” ner bearer; Miss Catherine Lan-|§ , scribe; Miss Emilie Chartrand | ‘. lll ea alle “THE STORE FOR - organist, and Miss A. Toomey, | guide; Miss Elsie Kuehn, secoud | Beaverette collar. Matching Hats $1.95 pa three-year trustee. Fr. James Mc- | mhort address after the” elction | Nobody but the Weather Man to Blame for This Drastic Effort to Reduce a Far Too The Circle donated $50 to the toc-{§ i oes shat Large a Stock of Fine Furs—a THREE-DAY SALE, Unequaled in Fur History— add The Chi Theta Sorority held a - meeting on Monday evening at the |g a . Roosevelt Hotel. Members preset | a : were: Miss Lillian Baum, Miss Ber- | ; YOUR Ts nice Crain, Miss Vera Duesen, | Misses Nora and Lucille Nola’. | y s « ay *, a SL EAI WP SIDS 1g Ee SN APIS At ste Society will take place at the home, | printing on envelopes, and as 9408 South Broadway, Wednesday, | § vertising St. Louis in almost e wo. 22, 2 S Pp. Mm. | y . 3 é yi : \ - : ous é ; —. iia on & 4h. e All Coats will be f More than @ Harmony Literary Club was «n-/| & m aot f 4 —" : a ia @ . h uali work eeaced | ee A \ Pick LE Out! veieo’nsian | Hintire Stock! s2stmah || | ee ee the Osage Hills Country Club Fri-| @ yy , 7 ‘ ut atin s ee | Th employ 125 people t’ day, Sept. 30, at 1 o'clock lunch- | § vy” N 7 my 3 ; ie Fe , , ; : worth of fine odyeall of approximately $15 Continued on Page 10. | | | ; served, none laid away. They will bear the present low Furs are involved in this great offer. Now is the time & manufacture 1,500,000 envelopes | ; ro. » % . Ae selling price. When you have made your selection, to buy that Fur Coat and you will be ready when the @ they have gotten inte Sama | 3 } . ; : , ; A j lant on Kin hway af - pene ae ON if Hi oP, : NN / Sie take off 20%. Discount will be taken at time of sale. snow flies. a Mii etic 7 Every day this space will be one particular manufacturing contributing to the dynamic £ ‘ . ; ' ’ ’ | ; ; ——=B. NUGENT & BRO. D | SONNENFELD'S ‘610 to 618 Washington Avenue || Step-Ins Pace the Mode / | Two Charming Versions by | | Our New York Custom Makers. ‘ : by -_ gf > ‘ JB J * ‘ ‘4 ft \ LA VIDA Charmingly portrayed in : | : Hi i. 4 ; Wy “i | SIZES all patent leather or with | patent vamp with suede tip | finan Ly | ¥, A AK. . and quarter. Spike heel. | fe | / oA 597 y, a You will find All sizes. | 1 a i \d 4 GMs all sizes: , aleaae ' m ke : Sj e 9 e / : a uv = | Gk Juniors’, Misses’, Marvelous | Wai/\ /e/ a ~Women’s & Stouts Window | | ANG = See the ; J d a A, a a, a i> RIVOLI peur | AY My | | “a VE df. Here’s How Th ey Will Go! FOR 10 1 Displayed We Wg i : 1h elle IW Lik Present Low Price $ 98.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price....$ 78.40 | EXAMPLE™ 7 . ; £¢ a s 4% 2 g ‘ - 8 : 3 - "hie m . crite tt 5 ant “ ‘aa iF : : = - ’ 7 bik | pes te 7 Poe nei FS 4 3% ak 2 _ ¢ i j . i 5 q 5 = 3 ; é Mi; & ; , n & 2 : za bhi tae 2 54, * a% $ ¥ Bid Geis $22 | ae ‘ 4a A Se re) e €i oee es Uae i +i , “Aa y ie eS f; = ¥ bt if oa - = b Ss 38 * a 3 Ube ez ¥ + ea ‘se 2 ; > ee ae re G =e be - i: 4 Ath e LiF s ik e ; a Ps a pF ‘SS t' iG Dae bit a » = , : 4 at: eit an Bei ¥ BY aooe i r . ie ‘sb. hg a i a, “ Led 4 a . = * : 3 y Z a ai p * ; Li & 4 - cee} = % : pl . it +? S35 Ag iH : a pee + Got i. £ Py ae ‘ ; 4 j : i eae caeekd Pe} et, ’ » ae POF = YE ie fee | ‘ if : i i oe 4 7 2g ; is : of patent” with novel gypey i | Windows aa Present Low Price 5125.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price .... $100.00 You May Select ~ pel: “All sizes, TE] | Restize Thae | | Present Low Price $159.50 Fur Coats—20% Off Price... $127.60 2 /’ || es ta : Present Low Price $179.50 Fur Coats—20% Off Price.... $143.60 For $7840 F — | Make Your _ Charge It | Present Low Price $198.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price....$158.40 Any $96 Ruse petection and Arrange with | Present Low Price $225.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price... . $180.00 Save 5 NUGENTS | fe payment terms. | Present Low Price $249.50 Fur Coats—20% Off Price.... $199.60 | | 2. a 20% Ee Will Call Present Low Price $275.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price .... $220.00 - W i] Se vec dePanits then Present Low Price 3298.00 I ur Coats—20% Off Price 62 0238.40) For $158.40. | C a onPromcragy payments and the Present Low Price 5300.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price... . $280.00 Any $198 Silver * | : Price storage until you are | Present Low Price $398.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price.. $318.40 Muskrat | P aper : Morris Plan | _resent Low Price $450.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price .... $360.00 | | S23 sues: Scossaitl 3 Up to a weeks to | Cresent Low Price $498.00 Fur Coats—20% Off Price....$398.40 | Lewd ~ >. + ip +? ” ‘ + —" 7

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tt + _ PAGE 9 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ 51. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 =BUY ON THE MORRIS PLAN—25 TO 50 Ww EEKS TO PAY ‘Thousands Will la This Big Store nde Thousands Will Save! Kiddies’ Bathrobes ae wi warm comfort- abie Kobes f th hill Fall tc nog esta $ pt and full—variety of colors —sizes 2 to 6 years “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” Annual October Sale MILLINERY Regular $10 and $12.50 Fall Hats You will know by the labels on the Hats what marvelous values we are of- fering for this sale. The leading New York milliners co-operated to make this a great value-event. Every new and wanted color—new rhinestone and rib- bon trimmings. Velvet bows—metallic combinations. a At ene ee aillbtas Poe: cet: Nae Py Oe ne ee ee ae ws sensation |} par! * Fy od als et Phe 7 i Atte ae Pe Re ee eC ae $1.85 Dress Flannel 36-inch handsome qual- ity all-wool, correct dress $7.99 $2.98 Wool Epingle 54-inch beautiful quality all-wool finely woven, 50 good dress weight. Colors, ; French blue, tan, helio maroon, green or black... (Main Floor. South.) weight, soft rich finish twill Flannel—shown in the new Fall shades. in rose, green, tan, blue. Wee Girls’ Coats Beaverette collar. For the little miss 2 mg Matching Hats $1.95 6 years. Fine broadcloth, (Second Floor) a Far Too History— (Main Floor, South.) (Second Floor) | The Most Startling Display We Have Ever Shown YOUR SELOUIS How Well Do You Know It? HESSE ENVELOPE & LITHO CO. From a small print shop the Hesse En- velope & Lithographing Company was or- ganized as a corporation in the year 1goo. For Monday 30,000 Yds. New In a small way commercial envelopes were manufactured and sold direct to con- sumers. Open end and other special machinery was added until today the Hesse Envelope & Lithographing. Company manu- factures all sizes and kinds of envelopes, both printed and lithographed. Much of their machinery was developed in their own plant, which gives them the added advantage of fast production and quality work. The Hesse Envelope & Lithographing Company were pioneers in featuring color Concessions for Velvet brocades, printing on envelopes, and as such, are ad- f This Sale vertising St. Louis in almost every state in [Pai , 8 Sale : MP yn new felts and ve- the Union where quality work is desired. | | Mica ; ieee lours, velvet and ) metallic combina- tions, metallic em- broidered effects. New Arrivals Obtained at Special f More than toc J $250,900.00 worth of fine s great offer. Now is the time d you will be ready when the They employ 125 people with an annual payroll of approximately $150,000.00 and manufacture 1,500,000 envelopes a day since they have gotten into production in their new plant on Kingshighway and Penrose St. “ a “)) = pa eke ~ : Z » — ‘ Every day this space will be devoted to some . ; one particular manufacturing plant which 1s \ Mu, t lenty ot contributing to the dynamic growth of St, Louts. } : fs ge, | Sy PD Ri A se fy ei ; ‘ i ~. ™~>. ‘r i ~ t. Combined swale lightweight woo): for the all-purpose dress “and to form creations aris Chinese O”g range for Morris Plan or fine silk it is also smart for for street, afternoon or .69 1 enncunscing as smart for for- payments, wearing the | sports wear. In new shades for general wear _— os sitet a Ss ; . ) ¢ afternoon, street, evening wear. i ch ae ugents—Main Fleer, Coat while paying for it. va south.) J Colored Glassware $3.98 $5.95 $895 .69 ° ) These are imported and domes- t metal brocades in newest color combinations for blouses, trimmings, evening wraps. Rich, $2.50 Black Crepe Satins, lovely combinations of colors, Black Flat Crepes designs, weaves-——~tabrice thet are arming for evening dresses-—~ Heav y dress weights that are idea! SO RCA AN LONGUE AGEL ERB NS NEARER AVENE Ati AER tes, : SOLAN APs San te eee PE? cam MLL CRT Nay ao ott ween - , > has<'4™r5 Amber gmat ie, By KXAMPLE You May Select French Beaver Opossum For $78.40 Any $98 Russian Pony ania) ale of 32,500 Pieccs Aluminum and For $158.40 Any $198 Silver Muskrat Sand Weasel cz Scotch Mole Coat. Plain or trimmed at collar and cufis. Juniors’ Sizes 13 to 17—Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 to 46—Stout Sizes, 4214 to 52! '* iaterbinhiblgpmmactpacticec aman Sintec Shaninahdbiechiae ii: vreanaatecommetene PLEIN ANY LE Fe RCO HS ONS. DORR «pebeeeone aS RANA aap A AM utes ntact mene Involving a Tremendous Purchase of ~ Colored Glassware 20,000 Pieces—Values 30c to We Each piece strictly first quality in such popular colors as amber, green, rose; straight, palm and spiral effects on thin blown glassware. oe CHOICE OF: 6-Oz. Footed Tumblers, Footed Wines, Tall-Footed Sherbets, Cock- tails, Low-F ooted Sherbets, Goblets, Water Tumblers, Iced T ea Glasses ; Seltzers, Grape Juice Glasses. For $238.40 = i Any $298 Hudson First Quality Pure Aluminum Seal i 4 | \e yi ee Cort een Jap weet F A — Cooking U tensils ~ x Yi 12,500 Pieces ne 4 95c and Up to $1.75 trimmed and finished. These are offered at a sale price which you've never heard of before—each piece is strictly first quality—highly polished. Quantities sold are limited. (No telephone orders filled.) CHOICE OF For $360.00 Any $450 Gray siberian 6-Cup Coffee Percolators Covered Duplex Roasters ; 8-Cup Coffee Percolators 1. 1%4, 2 Quart Saucepan Sets (3 Pieces) a : . £ a i : i / F alr eo B il en “a 4 9 1*»-Quart Rice Boilers Large Wood wesc gi ry oo a | =. 4 / 8-Quart Preserve Kettles 4-Quart Covered Stew Fan trimmed and finished. | Quart Preserve Q { (Peurth Fleer.) 5 : S ttles ; ’-Quart Covered Casserole i-Gaart Covered Stew Re No telephone orders filled; very special Sale Price .-Quart French Fryers 8-Quart Dishpans 4-Quart Teakettles (Feerth FPieor.)

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eT See ee Seo E : e ts Ce ié + ole Lig +} a ¢ : ane 238. ; See 2% Pe 4 ig ?. oe ee 2 e : ah 3 ee 2) e ey ; S ~ = Be ey : t ‘ee oo as a v4 Gh ae rs ‘Sapraietee a! Rieey, ade ~ A BASCOR OG 1 ALERTS a ONS BBE AEC ATER PS ST oe OS eee Selaoane ; a eo Be av piggy ote SEO ve ahh on ba aan ar! fe aden etre ne alas OR ECMO SAIS REMI IP TT N ES a ne peel Ch gah Og a od eae are eee 4" id a RE ab ee “~~ ~ Oe ee a ren a Tee Rl ote PAGE 10 Relieve Those Aching Feet Wear CONSTANT COMFORT Shoes “Nationally Advertised” Cut-out Ties or Strap Pumps, comfortable and attractive, of soft black glazed ,kid or patent leather with turned soles, cushion insoles, steel arch and Cuban rubber heels. ee 60 AB ORN I aoe 2 A sc Ap iene SMAI Caleta gy POUL! HAR onan te =e ES he SP NNR Pike kA + _ mt . (ARO ”>, Sizes 21% to 9 : Pads—tn uslin— - | iF SPECIAL, NO. 10 AT ty SERS Cena d - i ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i A FP SK | CéWiliiams | a East St. Louis | 'Mrs. Lemuel Byrd Short and Mrs. Finis P. Ernest Jr. have issued in- | vitations to a bridge luncheon to be given at the St. Clair Country Club the afternoon of Oct. 18. Mrs. Cletus Canavan hostess Wednesday afternoon at a | bridge luncheon at her home on North Twenty-second street. rate will be an Members of a fortnightly bridge ‘club will be guests tomorrow eve- North Ninth street. ri . > i Widths AA to D Mrs. Ray C. Harding is giving 4 i ’ | birthday party for her little daugh- | ” : ° - - r+ } $ ter, Betty Jean, on Ws dnesday aft- | ernoon at the St. Clair Country Club. | Mr. and Mrs. Martin Oehmke of | Double Eagle Stamps Monday | | J) sort twenty-tnira street, will en- 'tertain the members of their | ? Jilustrated ‘bridge club Thursday evening. MAIt wa w& . * oe | The forma! opening of the new : ORDERS || Lf NATTA os | Broadview Hotel has been an- peeeeD: i if Request |mounced for the evening of Oct. | SIXTHand FRANKLIN __ | }18 ae 7 7 i ~ “7 ty > . ™™ F4.1 ee yx Quality Shoes for All the Family , |_ _—__———_ The St. Clair Country Club post | = | for last evening and also the bridge supper the following week. The | . first of the winter dances probably ‘will be given at the ciub on Hal- lowe'en., —. 2 r a5 | Mrs. John C. Roberts, Mrs. Ken- : neth McCurdy and Miss Helen z. : ; Kramer were hostesses yesterday | ‘afternoon at the St. Clair Coun-_ i (try Club at a 1 o'clock luncheon —suede for autumn Suede has developed into the Fall season's most popular footwear material. This is due both to the attractiveness of suede and the distinctly original . Swope shoe patterns. : From our many new models we illus- $i trate a Svelte Sandal of brown or black suede, $16.50. a= : . = a Sheerest Silk Stockings Now $2.95 i The same sheer and clear all-silk Picot-edge Stocking which was formerly so popular at $3.25 Unchanged except for price, $2.95 Fall Catalogue Sent on Request “26 Yeers as a National Iastitutieon” Lane Bryant’s 26th : a eronry Sale | Oo Infants’ : a allt ee te wae All This Week Special Low Prices On the Very Finest Baby Things Binders— wool SPECIAL, NO. 1 SPECIAL, NO. 2 _ SPECIAL, NO. 3 flanne! oc —3 for 79c operon P 85c —3 for $2.25 $1.00 —3 for $2.59 Shirts—silk and m on li erinoe Entire Stock at All Sizes From Infancy to 1 Year | SPECIAL, NO.4 Coton tunneicre 69C —3 for $1.75 BD) | SPECIAL, NOS iS csc. TIC —3 for $1.25 Me «FPSPECIAL, NO.6 feos... 59c —3 for $1.25 | a7. 59 —3 for $1.25 Dresses—hnand- made—liace_ trim SPECIAL, NO. 8 1) | SPECIAL, NO. 9 Wrapping Blankets— cotton flannelette .. Siath and Lecus COLON: A TCT RE NR et acecmatapnai: GneBryant | || Miss Lucille Mann. || Miss Reis were classmates at Lor. $1.25 —3 for $2.85 49c —3 for $1.15 and bridge party. The affair was) one of the largest of the fall sea- | son. John W. Freels of Pennsylvania | “avenue has returned from a Euro-} pean tour. Mrs. Mary B. Freels, | ‘his mother. who has been visiting 'in Jacksonville, Fla.; also returned home this past week. | Miss Edith Markert of North Twelfth street entertained the fol- lowing guests last Monday evening. bridge Miss nita Michael, Miss Maud Weisert, Miss Margaret) ‘Shreve, Miss Thelma Beasley, Miss Lucille Taylor, Miss Exzilla Schanot and Miss Florence Nott. -~~a | 5 ¢ cs & ae 2 Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Popkess| _of North Forty-sixth street motored” to Chicago for the week-end. The twenty-fifth anniversary of the Wednesday Club of East St.: _Louis was celebrated at the first! meeting of the year at the St. Clair | 'Country Club. A luncheon at 1/ 'oclock was followed by a special | program during the _ afternoon . or,” by | Mfrs. William Erastus Wheler. | thrave f ning of Miss Margaret Shreve ol) Lothrop Stoddard. Mrs. | 'Me. S. Keator gave a sketch of the’ life of William Beebe and a brief ‘review of some of his books. The meeting closed with the reading. of the “Collect for Club Women” and the “Mystery Box” was award- | ed to Mrs. W. F. Storck. The next meeting will be at the home of | Mrs. W.*°C. Markham, 3940 Russell | | avenue. Friday, Oct. 14. The | | meeting will be preceded by a 1° o'clock luncheon. | | The Earnest Endeavor Club held | its first meeting of the fall session | Monday, Oct. 3, at the Town Club, a 1 o'clock luncheon preceding the | | meeting. The president, Mrs. Gor- | | don Z. Davis, called the meeting to order, and members responded to rolicall with. current events. This club makes a study of par- liamentary law. with Mrs. Prod Armstrong for their leader. The |' next meeting is to be held Monday. | Oct. 17. at the Town Club at a l o'clock luncheon. a | The first regular meeting of the Wells School Mothers’ Club will be |held Friday afternoon at ¢3:30) o'clock in the kindergarten. Elec- | | tion of officers will be followed by lan address by the principal. E. E. | | Chiles, on “The Value of Parents’ poned its regular dinner dance 8€t | Organizations to the Schoo! and the Home.” Jf eee Son onan AR An OR SR ARORA REBAR AOR EROROA NASR ON, i : 4 # Dr. H. J. Saunders : Plastic Surgeon ff : Formerly Located at iy H 4225 Lindell Blvd. § is es H NOW AT 3, ‘ Room 319 | ‘ Missouri Life Bldg. # 3908 OLIVE ST. Phone LIn. 8190 Residence Windsor Hotel Ve eee eeee serves A dade da dete ted dd dhe dh hb A) PRARAARA « +A ttt bbtititahaAARALEL . Lk SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ nasi 8 ae ST. LOUIS POS7-DISPATCH —_____---- 3-Day | Special — 2 ever offered. A 3-piece set made to order and guaranteed to fit perfectly—only . oe ati, tie mates Furnished Free An) wher? INDEPENDENT SLIP COVER CO. | JEfferson_ 5960 SHUBERT-RIALTO overs | 4 95 + Just received the larcest selec- tion of Fall patterns to chaose G from. The best value we have 4 BLDG. tv i ne steel YT REFINISHED REPAIRED URNITUR LACQUERED RE-UPHOLSTERED THE BANNER BUGGY CO. 1207 Rutger St. GArfield 8085 ee group of our smartest models in Fur Coats at a decided reduction for Monday and Tuesday only, Those critical of fashion and value will appreciate the-decis- ive savings to be found here. +r oe Natural Chinese Muskrat Ocelot Russian Pony Sand Weasel e I ‘ CU! T_T eer Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 IN TODAY’S POST-DISPATCH For May-Stern's Greater “Fall Festival Sale’ Of Furniture—Rugs—Home Needs A Feast of Genuine Bargains MAY-STERN & CO. Ss. E. Corner 12th and Olive Caracul se FUR COATS § Exceptional Savings} We are featuring a’ selected 5 . - Furs Repaired and Restyled = Pe aa : TNO mae larka fur Co ~ B-FRANKEL~ 710 Washington . + a ‘ most certain. TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results al- Money refunded on canceled insertions. cfg P > PA when the new president, Mrs. Mc- | Cawley Baird, spoke to the mem-'|! Youth.” The long center table held the huge | At | the main table sat the officers, past | bers on “‘The Spirit of birthday cake with 25 candles. a president and charter members of ' the club. A musical program was _ followed by the introduction of the new members. Mrs. Harvey Smith Velvetinthe Evening Mod | Was toastmaster during the after-. | noon. Mrs. William Allen and Mrs. Rov Doyle entertained this past week honor of Mrs. Reginald Coler who will depart soon for Owens- boro, Ky., where she wiil make her future home. Hallowe’en decora- tions were used at the luncheon tables and the following enjoyed , bridge during the afternoon: Mrs. | Dwight Taylor, Mrs. Frank Hauss. Mrs. Harris Underwood, Mrs. Rob- .ert Egeman, Mrs. William Costello. in ase Mrs. Frank Taylor and Miss Ida | Gerold. Mrs. H. B. Ismond and Mrs. | Minnie B. Helier of Los Angeles, Cal. were honor guests at a lunch- ,eon and afternoon party given ,Tuesday by Mrs. Oscar White of Audubon place. Mrs. Robert Salvage of North ' Thirty-third street entertained the ‘following members of her club at .ernoon: Mrs. Perce Clement, Mrs. Murray Watkins. Mrs. John C. Roberts, Mrs. Ray C. Harding. Mrs. Allen Watkins, Mrs. Joseph Marsh, Mrs. Seott Kirby Alvis. Mrs. An- drew W. Kurrus, Mrs. Morton Benham, Mrs. Eucene Menges and Mrs. Gerhardt Suppinger. nr vue drive spent several! past week visiting with ‘St. Joseph, Mo. days this ter and son have departed for a month mother, Visiting Mrs. Crenshaw’s Mrs. Margaret Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCaffrey and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carter and daughter and Mrs. Fannie McCaffrey ha: re- |i turned from a motor trir , trip to Kan- sas City, Mo. Mrs. M. ©. Reis and Miss Mary Alice Reis of Alhambra court hare gone to Owensboro, Ky., where |they will attend the wedding of Miss Mann and | etta Academy in Webster Groves. Cal., is the guest 0% her niece, Miss The marriage Cecil, of Mis: Gaughter of Mr. Helen and Mrs. ' | Of Mr. and Mrs. | huptial high mass in St. | ter Engel is pastor. | bridegroom's cousin, and Walter | Godin. | Activities of —_— ~ | Women’s Clubs Continued From Page 8. | eon, after which the regular meei-| | ing was conducted by the presi- , dent, Mrs. F. J. Sternberg. The! | members responded to rollcall, with | | current events, and Mrs. Harry) | Bennett continued the reading ot! the book, “The Rising Tide of Col- | luncheon and bridge. Tuesday aft- | Mrs. James E. Parham of Gran- friends in. Mrs, J. R. Mrenshaw, ner davutzh-| Tulsa, Ok., where they will spend | Mrs. C. J. Bradwell of Oakland. | Nellie Jefferies of Veronica avenue. | | iH. L. Cecil, of North Twenty-ninth ; Street, and Arthur T. Padfieid, son | | W. G. Padfield, | | took place Wedneaday morning at | Eliza- | | beth’s Church, of which Rev. Pe- | | The members | || Of the bridal party were the bride's | | sister, Miss Thelma Cecil, Miss Ar- || lyn Pulsing, Emmett McGrath, the | S FROC. (GARLANDS WOOR SOFT ET EO = Jf Lous Lergert Womens epecratly oe hae S RIEFL OURN SO] IN THE LITTLE FRENCH SHOP AT GARLANDS have captured the formal mode, which one can ‘ ‘ ° derstand upon viewing the exquisite land's. Premet. ‘ ‘ Pe oe . . « ‘ into a chiffon bodice top, trimmed with pearls and rhine ; * ’ ’ hk i ia } stones. The uneven hemline is. characteristical " * ~ 7 - Premets. $14 Others. $35 to $1 re Metallics Typical of the success on metallic blouse. $135. QC] | ° ? - ~?> > - + Sketched in the center Tea rose transparent Grace In replica, $85 i | ~~ coliection at Gar- Chic oe | - + @ , = he tiated sia Transparent Velvets in black and delicate evening tints * easily un- Frocks of the two-piece Frock is the extraor- dinary procession of Patis productions employing embossed, embroidered, and woven cloths of metallics in gold, silver or variegated hues, combined with velvet, satin or wool fabrics The Jenny version is sketched above—has pleated skirt of transparent velvet and bows of the same material appliqued Others from $16.75 to € Then Add Brilliance to Smart Social Gatherings <* "= th . The Afternoon Vogue of Velvet As one sces Frock after Frock of velvet for afternoon wear in the Paris salons, its importance in the mode is ace cepted. Velvet appears in many types. ..velveteen, sereiohe pile, panne chiffon, printed, embossed, delicately shaded and the incredibly sheer transparent velvet. In cluding latest’ replicas of Paris creators and foremost American originators, the prices range from $25 to-$195. The. Jewels of a Paris Night [ The new turn of the Paris mind is toward glittering rhine- Ee stones, pearls and other simulated jewels which become an & integral part of the design of the gown. A number of strik- ing examples of this artistry are shown in the little French Shop. Sketched above is Chanel’s interesting contribution copied in filmy white chiffon, in which rhinestones play a leading role, accentuating the odd cut and the intricate bor- der of pale pastel green velvet appliques, $:49.50. Others priced from $25. Shown m the Little French Shop—Second Floor THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc —Sisth Thru to Brosdway—Between Locust and St. Charles : we ge r : Aine +% a rx ~ ae ” , % : a “— os m $2.¢) * + wo VR te pig ae Ce. me mae “~~ baad aad - Bes se ai + + oe (TRY atime POST-DISPATCH si | WANT AD. Results almost certain. . 9” : Money refunced on canceled insertions, * ¥ ‘ Tee 1 geet NG SBE die soailie,.. atxae a & ee ih “t ae : ie. e - ic - iY er ao 4 + x . ee es aN a ne “ RS yt ek a PONS BE Nie, See S SySe ek. a Radar re oe ie es wo Fig oa we tf ar Mug tae Fete 3: ~~ + eae t , x oats oth 7 . ; re. ~ 22c. igches wid eight and dark 49c Curtaining 29C 36 incl of ex- icellent quality ra °°" (cotton mixed). High aster finish. New patterns can be used for drapes. (Bargain Basement.) Infants’ 35¢ Hose s ffy warm ca Fiutty with dainty bidcée een er $1.39 Panel Curtains $ 7.00 roco pairs of double thread fibet weave; al- go assorted pat- terns in figured ci (Bargain Basement.) $8-inch extra fine , quality mercerized 39 ed borders. Irregulars C 95c Cotton Batt ton, weight 2 Ibs. Size 72x90 Batts for making $3.98 Comfort | Size 63x76 beautiful cretonne sateen . bound with all new 59c Table Damask table damask. Color- All new fluffy cot- 5 ‘ light weight comfort.... 5c cover and totton cotton (Basement.) 81x90, snow bleached, deep limited quantity ( Basement.) Size white hem, only. Men’s $1 to $1.65 Shirts 69c Men’s Shirts, soiled and mussed a little, in the ccllar at- tached styles. Mostly sizes 14 | to 14%. (Bargain Basement.) 35c Turkish Towels 12x36-inch heavy S07 white bleached Towels —blue and pink borders. S cal : ~ . $9.98 | $1.10 Bed Sheet. ..-- «| 7Ac * 22c | Neat figured — patterns on mate- bike see ae

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oo ee ee nee Met eAth en R R COATS | optional Savings are featuring a’ selected of our smartest models in bats at a decided reduction onday and Tuesday only. critical of fashion and will appreciate the decis- ings to be found here. al Chinese at Ocelot ian Pony Caracul Sand Weasel red and Restyled aur fa RPANKEL~ ashington Fie a tee DISPATCH sults almos* certain. nced on canceled inserti OURN erings ogue of Velvet bck of velvet for afternoon Importance in the mode is ac- types. .. velveteen, /printed, embossed, delicately heer transparent velvet. In- m many ag blight and me - 38c Drapery i Cretonne aM 36 iaches wie | patterns. cS | 49c Curtaining Z29C oe 36 incl of ex- ym jcellent quality fim ira °° (cotton im t|mixed). High mM iluster finish. ~tNew patterns can be used for | drapes. (Bargain Basement.) Infants’ 35c Hose Fluffy warm cashmerette in cream color with dainty pink or blue heels and toes. 4 to 6 $1.39 Panel Curtains fist : z° 1000 pairs of eres double thread 4 fibet aber al- so assorted pat- mbes terns in figured rayon and Cot- . ton mixed, Very MB special. (Bargain Basement.) 59c Table Damask 58-inch extra fine quality mercerized table damask. Color- C ed borders. Irregulars 95c Cotton Batt All new fluffy cot- ton, weight 2 Ibs. Size 4 72x90 Batts for making C light weight comfort.... $3.98 Comfort Size 63x76 beautiful cretonne cover and cotton sateen bound with $ 98 all new ° cotton (Basement.) $1.10 Bed Sheet . Size 81x90, snow white bleached, deep nem, limited quantity only. (Basement.) A. 7 NUGENTS 33 arsain ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ i WOMEN’S NEW FALL HANDBAGS & UNDER-ARM PURSES, $1.49 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 enananaveanemenenienn tm —m a&\ SEE WHAT YOU SAVE | ‘An Exceptional Sale—Monday 1000 Smart New Felt Hats Worth $1.95 and More Stunning new Felt Hats— Hats that you would never dream possible for only $1.49. In fact if it was not for enormous purchasing power we would be forced to pay $1.49 wholesale for them. Without Question the Best Values in the City AS Table after table dis- wonderful Hats—almost as many styles as hats—You will the val- outstand- ing. Chic, close-fitting styles — Vagabond ef- fects—New careless ef- fects—All smartly tai- lored; in an endless as- sortment of new shades. play these want several, ues are so (Nugents—Bargain Rasement.) * Transferred From the First Fioor: 12,000 Yards WASH GOODS REMNANTS 4Sc TO 89c COTTON FABRICS—ALL USEFUL LENGTHS SS5c Silk & Cotton Crepe REMNANTS—Beautiful printed patterns. 59c Colored Sports Satin Rayon and cotton—36-in. wide. 49c¢ English Wash Prints Excellent qualities—Remnants. 49c Rayon Alpaca, Yd. Remnants—solid colors. 49c Colored Broadcloth Remnants—cotton Broadcloth. 25 $3.98 Double ‘ames Heavy cotton fleeced Sduble size if + pretty 95 block and secu Size 66x80. $1.65 Cotton Blanket Only 300. single blankets in twin and full $] size, beautiful colored 49c Rayon Alpaca Beautiful solid colors Remnants. 69c Printed Voiles Remnants—neat patterns—colors. 59c Cotton Foulards Beautiful printed patterns. 59c Cotton Sateens Solid colors—Remnants—yard 25c 48c Shirting Madras Remnants—32 inches wide. 35c Pepperell Tubing 42 inches wide, snow white bleached. 2 to fO-yard lengths. 20 C yards to c¥stomer .... (Bargain Basement.) Men’s $1 to $1.65 Shirts “Sale Fur- Trimmed a ¢ ee 3 _-- ——+~4— ——ediinesdhae ; ‘ PBaseme en t! id “ene | )6Window Shadés 2 for $1 Mounted on guaranteed rol- iers—slight sec- onds., (Basement) Men’s to $3.95 Pants $4 .98 Neat patterns in dress and work trousers, worsted cas- simeres and moleskin, Sizes 28 to 42. eee a ene (Bargain Basement.) $1.79 Boys’ Suits Boys’ novelty Suits, new Fall patterns and color y-sepeneenten Sizes 3 to $1.59 Curtain Sets $ 4.29 Made of plain voile s- pc. ruffle Cur- tain Sets. Also with cross-bar mar- |i f' quisette. Top Re valance, 2 sides and tie backs, (Bargain Basement.) $1.39 Tablecloth Sizes 54x58 mer cerized tants ro ro am, good 4 stitc inoed Ra val $1.39 Bed Sheet Size 81x99, made of good quality sheeting, $ 00 neatly finished with a ° deep hem (Basement.) $5 Rayon Spread | Size 80x105 ray- on and cotton yd and rose = rs. 3 Scalloped 49c Sheeting br useful remnant lengths Good value ( Basement.) Boys’ 89c Union Suits 69c 89c medium weight light fleeced and warm flat fleeced Union Suits, , | dren present were: | Jefferson Barracks | - Mrs. Franklin Roamine has re- turned to Jefferson Barracks after a trip in the East. Mrs. Goodfellow of Atlantic City is visiting Lieut. rnd Mrs. J. Mil- ler, who will depart for the Ha- waiian Islands in November, where he will be stationed fur the next | three years. | Mrs. Eleanor §8. | Colorado Springs is a guest of | Lieut. and Mrs. J. H. Judd. i | | Miss Kate Snyder, who Fas been | the house guest of Lieut and Mrs. | Crump Garvin has returned to her ‘home in Columbus, Ga. Lieut. and Mrs. Clinton Ancker 'and their two sons and young oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Anderson of | PAGE ll to Jefferson Barracks shortly. Lieut. Crump Gi Garvin and Lieut. N. A. Smith have retiyned to Jef- ferson Barracks from Arcadia, Mo. Capt. Franklin Romaine has de- parted for Arcadia, where he will be put on duty until November; Mrs. William 8. Wood was hosat- ess at an informal tea Monday for Mrs. Eleanor 8. Anderson, who ts visiting her daughter, Mra. J, H. Judd, An ( “ Eyeglass Special | REMARKABLY LOW PRICED daughter have returned from an ' extensive leave. Mrs. J. C. Welsh entertained for her young son, James, at a birth- | day party Wednesday. The chil- Dorothy Smith, | Arthur Smith, Dan Garvin, Maur- S| ice Garvin, Marion Wood, Eliza- # | beth Gebree, Martha Gebree, Nancy Eleanor Brokaw, Doris Thomas Larkin, Willlam Mary Virginia Hilmer, | Taylor, | Brokaw, | Wickham, Anne Hilmer adelpifia, Pa.. Mrs. kranklin Romaine. Capt. R. D. Lovell has departed ‘for Omaha. Neb.. but will return Josephine Smith and m\ Dorothy Dean Mitchel. Mr. and Mrs. Ctoveiand of Phil- | are visiting Capt. and | Weight Frame METAL LINED AND SHELL COVERED bond oe COMPLETE two ptt on No Charge for Qur Thorough Examination READING, DISTANCE OR SEWING Lensés Duplicated NUGENTS Be es we A te ent . Optical Repairs for Less Optical Department—Main Floor, North Building 40 to 60 25 of the Newest, Smartest Styles ! In Four Size Groups Sizes 29% to 30% For Short Stout Women Sizes 40 to 590 Because of a demand that exceeded the supp our great sale of last Monday, we made a special and are able to repeat this wonderful value event DRESSES ° Identical Models Made to Sell at $16.50 On Special Sale Monday at. *@ee%#e%e?es?s fort Models 10 . ote itt, navn ete aR I xs cy tain Ca teed ae wor oes Ddidelaat cad whlens Adige Ay a A cee ety gree canarias as Alien E eee ete ast - Pepe edlenariapen sd tori neh gma Brow lpg omen Seas erties " + how apteas, 8 Rohn tt Seg dlitatis asia — sa.y . nes Fc ponies = Nae te Pysen im ge Shee Aig hes alee adie deer cyan.) “ngs EMER Perri — eng asin OS aca! 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Sak x rae 4 eh a es eae 1 wh tae 5 a oy fe’ oy . - ee Up As . a . af bh ere ee te Se ta gh of OR ee * Bi Key OS So % » “ wt Sie So hats a ta Fedo Spey Taree PRET eli Sa. a} long Letieg So Betsy For Youthful Women Sizes 42% to 52% For Large Women Sizes 54% to 60% lor Extra-Large Women sleeves and an- kle lengths. 24 to 34. Pars creators and foremost fices range from $25 to-$195. re 4 ‘Bargain Basement.) 7 ~~ WAN) : and V/jpae r amussed a little, § r | Sin the cellar at- (Mae 2 - | fener &! |}tached styles. i ren 8 Mostly sizes 14 ei ' Ah , a Nee «Se 4 * Li ; : (Bargain Basement.) 5 +) ; Pit bis ea 4] | | a? ale 35c Turkish Towels Hemstitched Towels 1£x36-inch heavy snow white bleached Towels 22¢ $30 to $50 Values 17x28-inch absorbent Towels— —blue and pink borders. wae : |. A extra heavy qu “ \~ Ve) 7 ’ “hemstitched 1@C 33¢ Curtain Grenadine seniaee I G C Women’s 89c Hose Neat figured 3 5c |patterns on splendid mate- Pointed heel silk rial. Can be and fiber mock made in short Sa ee 8 ~ | ae Bi fb fashioned stockings i and full length, ee Nae ie —with lisle garter = also ruffle Cur- ‘a, Ail Yaz ° tains. : oon Kerami Tu (Bargain Basement.) 4% in” | $1 Princess Slips My fi Plush Coats rince q nee |} 1 Good quality white cambric— FS ’ Lapinrx Plush Coats Katawild Plush Coats , Suede Coats 1} Bolivia Coats Veloura Coats tops and soles— slight irregulars. c Semannenens? ) 59c Underwear, 3 for Choose from Teddies, | \ q Bloomers and Step-Ins $ | Satin, y — voiles and Satin- $10 lace trimmed topt— shadow hems — regular Cc Satin-Back Crepes Canton Crepes Wool Crepes Poiretsheens An Added Monday Feature! Fur Trimmed and Untrimmed COATS At Two Special Pricings $19 3 $95 New Slenderizing Styles Fabrics include Woo! Bolivia, Suede Velour, Tweeds. Sport Plaids, and. others. Many are elaborately fur-trimmed, some with shawl collar and cuffs, others with collar, cuffs and border. Colors Are Black, Navy, Raisin, Green, Wine, Tan, Taupe. Women’s Wash Dresses oe | 29 Smart Peter Pan prints, ginghams and other fast colored materials —trimmed with organdy, etc — | a) House Dress Dept. (Basement. Without question the greatest lot of Coats we have ever bought to sell at such a low price —high- Double grade materials — high- i : a. : ieee grade workmanship and Bloomers — all| | gorgeous fur trimmings— 50 “Z wanted shades all wanted shades—plenty —reguiar and of black. extra sizes, (Basement.) esd & Trimmings —Beaverette — Mandell —Kit Fox —Marmink —Coney, Etc. (Nugents—Barzcain Basement.) § : Delayed Shipment Arrives for Monliay Sale Another Big Purchase fi _ Smart, New Jersey | High-Grade Silks / DRESSES $1.69 to $2.50 $1.69 40-In. Washable Crepe de Chine. . | $2.50 Values—Sizes 16 to 50 © $2.50 40-In. Satin Stripe Bengaline. .. . 95 $1.98 32-In. Washable Silk Broadcloth. . $2.50 40-In. BI’k Coating Bengaline, yd. $1.69 36-In. Heavy Silk Radiums, yard. $1.98 40-In. Lustrous Satin Crepe, yard, $2.50 40-In. All-Silk Canton Crepes... . $1.98 40-Inch Black Flat Thread Crepe. $2.50 40-In. Soft Lustrous Satin Twill. . $1.98 40-In. Heavy Georgette Crepes. . $2.59 40-In. Crepe Pongee, yard at. $1.98 36-In. Changeable Chiffon Taffeta $1.69 49-In. Silinese Satin... . $1.98 40-In. Printed Georgette Crepe. . a Paris Night wd is toward glittering rhine- lated jewels which become an ne gown. A number of strik- bre shown in the little French I's interesting contribution in which rhinestones play a odd cut and the intricate bor- Mt appliques, $349.50. Others Smart new Fall styles for sport ... business ... and general wear; every Dress is well made, beautifully fashioned; new shades. The last lot of these Cotton Jersey Dresses sold out within a few hours. This purchase comprises even more wonderful values than we offered in our last sale. Black Kid and Satin a a Sizes to 11 and Brown Calf ae cay _Silk Chiffon Hose, 4-Inch Lisle Tops, Regular Sizes—69c Pair, Patent, } ¥ Fo vee, ied 1, Te ate; Baily Ke atigste DIAL SU I AS EE Ref AAI LE IE) ERIS 95 ra Rep RATT Ge NM ne ine , eects 2 4c $f Saar Sa Hg tS MS aE AIR (Nagents—Bargain Basement.) (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) ==| IMPERIAL WORD ROLLS, EACH 49c |

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SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER $%, 1927__ the afternoon will be in charge of | PAGE 12_ _______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ = : — ee | ee | tor Ww ORLD’S DEEPEST WELL|, Webster Groves _|)the rtnciency’ ani ‘G ; Upholster Your Furniture for Gifts Yielding Natural Sulphur Mineral Water ; area : ‘ e, where ey sp Lile1r | : a ’ he gtd a are demanding it for furniture, refrigerators, interior of Europ h | ff prices is wellknown. You can safely entrust your furniture with us. : SCNT PP? a Rei =| | The guests included Virginia Corn- only inches away, and reveal - oe well, Virginia Alexander, Dolly not 2 speck of dandruff? How Bie. ia re be Ayne x ost, Doris ene, Nadine many women can warm to the} 2° i "oe ees were Myrtle Fall, Dor- isi . ag, | ellie. a as: ae ‘|| othy Anne Campbell, Peggy Mar- dance, and know their hair will |). ga ae, EE | | ouis, Zoe McLean, Ruth Sanguin- have no taint for the partner | #237 . ecw” 8) | et and June Miller. who holds thgm close? eer eee as eS Mrs. John P. Keyes of Marshail No one can be sure who has Ba ra Bs ('eeeme| | place was the hostess at the first acid scalp. Sy Se regs reguler meeting of the Webst2r Pas : ‘ : - > | Soke eS Pe eames; | Groves D. A. R. Tuesday. Mrs. Ti * pee Cvem suspect this acid | a: a oF ie *i | Le Roy Davis, Mrs. C. S. Skinner condition of the scalp, it is time | SUMMAigiis "amc &||and Mrs. Garret Wall were as- for Danderine. This scientific |* eum yas i | sistant hostesses. | aig oo s | ge ; The Webster Groves Chapter -f | ~ a an ISSOLVE a an we x Bee the Child Study Association of druft if there is any. And it|® % a America held its October meet- always gives the hair itself alm Bi m:|| ing Friday. Dr. William Engel- lovely softness and sheen. It] 22:2: = oe. Of ey longer, and behave better all the | sexes: Signs of Infantile Defectiveness.” time if you just occasionally ap- |% Mrs. R. W. McClure of Elm ave- ply a few drops of Danderine. i Be a : : | hue was the hostess at a luncheon | ra h CT -. A greet e | = = S P iy sy 4 — A - - wo ‘ > Wet. Ye eres ‘ Soto awe ARAL I RS ENE mg Be ines aon 5 Pipe 8 ETD ae A MES arnhsigeny 3 5 Murer AT) mE 4 " ne. eae wr. gi . ¥ 8 eS Br eRe je «tle i an - a Sle tt a, at ti » a os ae oe m ‘ or et ye, tO i ot i Oe Ree eee m8 “ ed tanita alah a id a OES NE RERUN Br ite Gaur sts treme eens 417 N. Broadway Between Locust and St. Charles # Seeaeeaeeaeaseacau Brown Kid with Brown Suede \A oe Step-In and Tongue Patterns Patent with Black Suede : + VV Rs Glove-Fitting Gore Fronts New Reptile Effects Rae =¢ Two-Tone Beaded Buckles Kaffir Black Kid SSA e Matching Leather Bows Pecan Tan Kid cos Bows with Beadings Black Satin ad Covered Buckles Patent Metal Buckles GAR mR pee ~P ko ie aia ata baie oT Pv gee 2 ae ee Re te $ The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other SMARTER STYLES—GREATER SELECTIONS—KNOWN QUALITY—SUPER VALUES St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Style Guides on Request Wear Huette’s Hose With Huette’s Shoes Mail Orders Filled etl etl a i a rete et a ee ee ea et cate, ll ll, Pe A i A i i i hl ln il Mi | meeting of her auxiliary Wednes- acumen ~ =e ve eeeeurevewew 5 Aelia ch glad GARE ie A eae Roisin BS OR RN, te oy, ao, ood ‘oa SF ay 6 R , Te a ha Be ota nabbed PGE ey — cent bottle lasts for weeks ee ea Gere, Rave purchasea the home of stocks of Winte to Kansas City with her family to John O. L. Goggin, to Richard Gill of the bride’s parents, The Rev. | Try it! Every drugstore has | #3 : reat this perfect conditioner of the |#@. : et —— a Gi : seis Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Henkle, who | B@D-@sshsiettteeees eT EE RS RE EERE ET STEEL EET ELE ETRE ES 1 then ; WY by HE hot Nee Mrs. M,. E. Manchester at 444 Jack- : AG son road and moved there this! ~ Announcement was made this week of the engagement of Miss / shy ONE Zoe Cole of Memphis, Tenn., to Mr. Hil} SZ MS SO e te SY te, ‘ a pis Soi oe Swale mete ts Fig et 8 BO rT a ag >.) Mae Si eS bas George Ball of South Rock read. The engagement was an- nounced at a dinner given by Mrs. gs . wedding will be an event of the a right to expect in hosiery. early winter. Wear-Ply Hose wear three times as long. A new The annual fall meeting of the manufacturing process does it! <A different fabric ee ee CC Sengre- which civ , ; ° gational Churches was held Fri- .which gives the utmost wear without adding weight. day. The Council ordained W. Wear-Ply Hose look well, feel well, wear well. 25c Gerard Carter, and Frederick W. Become Incomparable Styles and al ) ° ° i ee —— Cotton mercerized and silk-and-wool. “2 ape ag at the services Fri- ues at the Specialized Price of Guaranteed to give sati ~ r sm , y itchi ) © give satisfaction or replaced free. Mc: ana BraB&. Yecket ot 54|f wt Alp 2: ANN 3000 bewitching Hats for selection! Modes that will appeal cry hea for _ ee today—find out what _— dagen a returned | E . = 7 Fn | to women accustomed to paying much more! Modes that fol value is rom a motor trip to Kansas City. | £ / Rey ‘ . : a eal ery 4 Ee chine: low to the most minute detail Fashion’s every decree for Fall Miss Eloise Hafford, superin- : ym —50 Spee, tendent of the Epworth School for | § Ba Fy: ae and Winter! And only $5! Cc ts , pwar Girls, was hostess at a dinner Tues- & yo v =3 SZ las aS at ~o -™ ed hh a he ed A ded ddd etd SPO e ee ewe eee eeweweh awe SS a we ws A eee ee ee erere ¢udeeWVew ave day, with members of the staff &£ a Mba! cet . ie Ginette GF Uhe echoes ac euceze. (i a ie Metallic Combinations for Dress Wear |The dinner is an annual affair and |& ; as ‘ Tinsel Embroidered Skull Cap Effects was followed by an impromptu . ‘4 program. The table decorations | § og 2 Black Velvet and R hinestone Combinations we in orchid 1d. . - = ee . et ana ~ eel : a : , Felts and S oleils for Sport and Street : Black Satins and Bright Colored Velvets | will give a luncheon at the Congre- gational Chureh Wednesday, Oct. | i2, at 1 o'clock. The program for

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Many makers were will- Suavely wrappy models, with row upon row of- Be be ay77 ing to take big losses if by doing so they could rich fur in front and around the lower edge... Color Included ; - dispose of their overstocks. Asa result Monday youthfully flattering shawl-like collars—uncer- we are able to offer our patrons these 400 high- tain hem lines .. . snug sleeves... demure half- grade Fur-Trimmed Coats at JUST ABOUT shaw] effects in fur collars—enhance the deep WHAT THEY WOULD HAVE COST US two Autumn tones of Venise, Veloria, Neuzelia, weeks ago! dovebloom and finest broadcloth. | +A aw .* ~VANAAN ‘ = *" SAS *.) ‘ . . oe - ay ey: 243 CP RE, eS ie Et Oe Sees, sate pate 8 “a » ee . iin ihe erg ie: sat i Sait ee : -f ene SOE se ciate aS et ra * Soa . 7 . al AAA ‘, ‘ ‘ ‘ . . WSS OTE ON oc ~ AN te SSS yA, —= -* aw SS Ss . ~ . . ‘ > .* . . = © hn = ) » WR Wes ; SSX * ROK ~~ . . ~ ‘ ~~‘ \ x \* ~\ \ ~AAN ~. SS SN ‘ ~ SS ‘. ~ ‘, . 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Sportier models, of much higher priced Dresses tweed or plaid, are fashioned from ~ own ——— At ng with solid colored velveteen. special price, they are - ipping hem lines... side flares MARKABLE values, as you'll ap, nope ... all present agree. | themselves Ss = “= 7 a SAS a: Sy, ~ SZ am +. NAS 2X SSS a SS wie Mn A Full Range of Fall A “3! Colors, Including Black % pra pata (Sonnenfeld’s Dress Shop—Fourth Floor) —— ffs . S oF 2 : SIS Ay » ie fs Js, * of —— oP tS he , 7 Ad j rg IF, OP POL PTE A OPIITEE LPOG, Arg tse SARL, p Pi ba tte, Af f ISS fF. 3 , 7 AA LAS - Od ee. PISS EIA LL IIL ES SLL ih fbb ALES, “dy Si thd bps i y ~ 7 a p Pie A r PP Se 7 " , # f, Af, -" ( bid Af 4 ee ee i th, > Jf ? ’ OPS e x SIPP AA f se, 4 f ‘ : (PAE, LIES ha fs f ° f - é r ~ / _ FT La 2 — _—— 7 ~ “ELE 7s LITGIr f ; Z, Jd . PRY Z Y tye, / Jf f Wf F i, a (Ph, ; Shy fy ; » Oe ho rat - od Ca ; —~ « fer - hd bd, > / if LI 3 f ?, LD pPPIG OL OS EE Sih Phd Ae MMM, Ahdf tf Os OS fat 2 fi Vy BE WY MEME LEE ABEL. 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oaster e Price Y Walnut Fin. Chifforobe as $29 regular value; hat compartment ae has mirror door. Fall Festival Sate Préee .ocscus ‘ $2.00 DOWN 3 uite eee : $12. 95 Day 2g that opens led with 100% pure cotton, cretonne 4 ere Sra. 9.68 $1.00 DOWN 9 9 oy Console Mirror en _ bolyc ome frames; fine plate Fe ul F tival | S Sale ene BES 1 a $2.95 et fi Drown SANS ahd mw $1.45 Dining Chairs " : Strongly made and nicely finished. A. . “ Chair like this at such a low is a real bargain. : Fall Festival oe ee eee Z fortable. $6.95 32-Pc. Dinner Set ventional de- oe in colored con Fall Festival | webs Pies . cwiwxctcs $2.95 , $1.00 DOWN Le 7] r oe ce iced at — mohair, $39 Kitchen Cabinet All convenient Fe age ty u flour bin, rolling door: oak cd = 9 dee $26. 5.85 $2.00 DOWN ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 76°95 Pay Only $1 Down Outfit Complete This 15-Pc. “Happy Home” Living-Room $135 aoe 4 . * “~ ee ee nemo meme em ee are ne .15 Beautiful Pieces in This Living-—Room Outfit Three-piece velour Living-Room Suite, metal floor lamp, metal wie, —s Ip, wal 7 - finish table, davenport mirror, lacquer magazine rack, footstool, tand, vase, two rayon pillows, bronze book ends, walnut-finish book $ 1 35 iad trough end table ee ccbcccces FALL FESTIVAL SALE OF Pay Only $1.50 Weekly PLA YER-PIANOS — mene dS oy ——- m= ae 2 ‘ = 8. — | == WV = ee GRAND PIANOS This Beautiful Player-Piano "275 Stunning cases, marvelous tones. Every Piano guaranteed me- chanically perfect. A wondertul bargain for the Fall Festival $ Pays for Either Grand Piano or ] hi Player-Piano on y NO INTEREST — NO EXTRAS nis . 1Grand Piano °275 This marvelous sale of sample see Grand Pianos is a phenomenal bargain offered specially during this event. All have clear, sweet tones, unparalleled for beauty and richness. Guaranteed me- Chanically perfect. See them— hear them Monday! "Gag, *? ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH saead _. PAGE 15 S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets Complete 3-Room Happy Home” Outfit Fal Festool | POO S | 22, ROOMS SOLD SEPARATELY IF DESIRED = @ This 7-Pe. “Happy Home” Kitchen Outfit Complete 7 Useful Pieces in This Kitchen Outtit Five-piece Enamel Breakfast Set, drop-leaf table and 4 chairs, a four-burner gas stove, a top-icer refrigerator in golden oak and a room-size felt- base rug "$65 in attractive design Fali Festival Sale Price. ...ccccccacsccccsccvcese Pay Only $1.00 Weekly Ajax Supertone 50 “SIX” ito"! Radio Receiver In Highboy Cabinet, With Built-In Speaker Two-dial tuning, making operation very simple. tea ated BY. z ie ap af Supertone sitiamen GC 3) stages—remarkable ae aay a ici. = : for its purity of tone and faithful reproduction. : UNEQUALED SELECTIVITY—the Selecto switch keeps bringing in each station far and near, as if it were alone on the air. Built of the finest materials and comes in a beautiful case. a ve we Ready for Installation With the We Are Authorized Dealers for Following Equipment: The New Freshman ee CXL12 Gen. Cunningham Tubes. Ask to See the ; 5—No. 301A Genuine C unning- _ All-Electric Radio ham Tubes. COMPLETE 3—45-Volt B Batteries. Fall Festival de: 2—C Batteries. Sale Price.. 1 5 3 1—Storage Battery. 1—Aerial Outfit Complete. $10.95 Radio Cabinet ) Cabinet model—space inside $3.95 Radio Stool for accessories. Finished to fe Convenient size Stool, attrac: match your furnishings. tively designed—nicely fin- Fall Festival Sale Price _ ec nerd or mal; ogany | : » Fall Festival Sale Price LAD 82 O76 Ot s $4 45 arsains/ This 9-Pe. Zi “Happy Home” Bedroom Outfit Complete a , “ae Te * = “«* S Ma = ™ Af an (a 9 epee : : rT fy ‘ =~) , Spt, met BS 25 i @, fy . he ~ “en Se We, ld Ke, * f = y — é \ An” \o . ~ th eqs. ‘ —— 7 na . | a ~ ~ ay LA P, ~~ ng So " ¥ — ; “J \— c—* : ~ ' wv v Sis oS 4 aad + > 8 . p. ~~ Sy -_ Cx» _ ‘ 2 ee on ———— Ne rte ees — 9 Charming Pieces in This Bedroom Outtit The outfit includes a stunning 3-piece walnut-finish Bedroom Suite—large chest of drawers, poster bed and beautiful French vanity and a 100% cotton Pall Feotivel. Bale PtG6: occ vac cnc codchenvecusies 3 5 mattress, a coil spring, 2 pillows, a rayon bedspread and vanity bench. Pay Only $1.25 Weekly The Fall Festival Sale Offers Specials IN OUR MUSIC DEPARTMENT | j ie) | — — a a s 7 : j " : a. be ) CONSOLE PHONOGRAPHS eee seas an ee $4.9°° With this at raph : : comes a beautiful pair of can Has a clear, rich tone of un dlesticis ead os yrs face surpassed quality. A genuine records absolutely FREE. Spe bargain during the Fall Fes- $1 a Week Pays for cial during the Fall Festival tival Sale. This Phonograph. Sale. IT IS HERE! || Portable Phonographs 3 ‘ | Regularly - $99 SEE IT HERE— Sper T Es HEAR IT HERE arb ae A ee, “ena om WITHOUT OBLIGATION Pay Only $1 Weekly 7 . 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ae haa) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ $6.50 RAYON BEDSPREAD Full size. in solid colors— choice of rose, lavender, gold or blue, scalloped edges. Fall Festival 2: 95 Sale Price... , : . ‘ CREE AD CH Oy Lew gee TEL es EO Pe SE wk igo si) al, 3 s q ja rai at , ‘ mei et SS OTR DE MLS utp toa fs Sua’ So ae vey ey 7” , ‘ ee | ye' LRN IC™ Seg} fs ee 4 " ” ; : Sade ens pest i Pegs : . wa y J WE. i ve Ot a tis > ¥ ah : ert “nd tet: at Cash and Carry t i my ; al This Hero Oak Heater | 4 A fuel-conserving Heater, made of t : gray cast iron, nicely finished. Reg- a ) ularly $13.50. Fall Festival Sale Price ay $7.75 3 $1 Down aad wal | X7 NTTV N77 N NG I a] ) Yo : : INA \ANY : i HA) ) i flan | | HY HH if! it ny : i { 4 ~ him ) = is | 2 ho fe > = i% 3 ; - 3 é t t t ae | : ai ano ma 1 Pe. Walnut-Finish Dini feat $149 9-Pc. Walnut-—Finis ning-Room Suite 4 a This Suite is composed of nine beautiful pieces—an extension table, a buffet with foomy compartments for linens, silver and china, a graceful china cabinet with glass door and six chairs with seats upholstered in | | tapestry. ~~. ~ — ’ ' his steel link fabric Spring : 5 in’ «+ — = ~eresr o . supporteG bs a heavy al ——— _ =e irame aise MiSs ~en $7.95 Fall Festival Scle - Price $3.95 Coil Spring 90 , at «ho hae - eo ‘ | . } Great! reduced for this-— sale. fe we | Made « with heavv *-. - - - Bas i tine wire cous - ; e-0/4 hs ~~ iLliw bi Giiii.. $12.95 Fall Festival Sale Price Z $695 ie oe $1 Down This 5-Pe. Gray , | ale, Regularly yy ‘@ Oak Breakfast Set « This charming new Set comes in las with conventional de- Sign in Diack, or in tan med in gray oak iusset are quaintly styled back—extension table Wy s€lis tor $5$§ Fall Festival Sate Price...... ae $1.50 Weekly oo continue to be nominal and no —e E ' ®*gefinite trend in employment is discernible. The total of opera- tives on the payrolls of members of the Employers’ Association holds a trifle below 200,000, or ap- proximately 37,000 men less than were working here a year ag0.|, Unemployment, however, does not appear to be acute, since increas- ing demands from out-State auto- motive centers are responsible for . many Detroit workers being given employment in Pontiac, Lansing and Flint. : Ford Made 15,000,000 Units. Figures printed in Ford News, four substantially built pieces—newest style. The bed is in semi-colonial sty sive dresser, chest of drawers and charming French vanity. woods and decorated with cafe au lait medallions. cabinet Fall Festival Sale Price $150 4-Pc. Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite inished in walnut i : the factory newspaper of the Ford : : Motor Co., show staggering totals «! expenditure. In the nineteen years that the Model T was being now manufactured, the company made / are 15.000,000 units and spent nearly mot $2.000,000,000 in wages and sala- 8. ries to operatives and executives. On a conservative estimate, tabu- lations show that $7,090,423,176 | Col was pcid out in factory wages and | 2eT, galaries as noted, plus the sums Po paid to maintenance and sefvice Ce employes of deaégers, salesmen, em- ployes of service stations, outside | that garaves and repair shops who/| has have serviced or worked on these | #P© cars. The grand total is reached | }'s® by adding a percentage, between crs 23 1-3 and 40 per cent, of the to-;| * tal purchases made by the com- pany over the pertod, amounting to $4,868,427,102.32. of To recapitulate, the grand total the is made up of the fellowing items: sta - Waces and salaries to factory op- of = eratives and executives, $1,970,- “3 414,172.29; to “outside” workers, | * yle—mas i ie over Meg $5,467,614,172.29; percentage ee (2: 1-3) ef purchases, estimated to » - & have gone into wages, 31,622,809,- 004.19; grand ‘total, $7,090,423,- yeni WX ae i $185 4-Pc. Walnut-Finish Bedroom Suite “a This brand-new Suite is offered for the first time in this big Sale! The four pieces include a lovely Gi mirror vanity, a chest of drawers, a full-size bow-end bed, and a dresser. tiower-trimmed, shaded medallion and effective carving—drawer handles of antique bronze. Finished in a rich walnut over select cabinet woods. Fall Festival Sale Price ©\* eo @e@eee¢ecesesec°cuuUeseeseeseeees#seo@vsses#eteeselice ® SS Sasol Nee a 176.39. This sum is larger than : HM —ststhe estimated wealth of 35 states|™ * ih. of the Union, and ae $2,250,000 Chevrolet Plant. | s * . Chevrolet Motor Co. is to erect ever, a new assembly plant at Atianta,[, : 3 Ga., at a cost of $2,250,000. It te] 4 we 3 to be completed April 1, 1928, amd nm Mes os , will have a capacity of 2350 cars (a 4 daily, serving Georgia, Florida and eo parts of Alabama and South Care- lina. There will be about 1200 employed, with a daily payroll of $8000. 3 Completion of this plant will ex- pedite Southern delivery of cars and relieve congestion at the Nor- wood (O.) plant, which is now be- ing operated on an overtime sched- ule. As planned, the new plant) will include about 28 acres, with ‘ ‘ three one-story buildings: an as WC ie E sembly plant, 800x320, with moni- ea a tor roof: a Fisher body unit, 160x/ 680: and a parts division, 120x204. | There will alse be a two-story of-) fice building, 406x204. When com- pleted, Chevrolet will have eight assembly plants, at Flint, Tarry-| a town, Norwood, Oakland, Cal. — 7 Buffalo, Janesville, st. Louis and ‘ Atlanta, and an export plant at Bloomfield, N. J. Willys Has Five Piants. : In a talk to branch and district | Each piece is trimmed Wie: managers of Willys-Overiand, lL. % “ea : G. Peed, general sales manager, : told the man something of the oz- } ; tent of the organization. The Wiil- " : lys organization operates five great # Plants, at Toledo, Pontiac, Etmira, RLS ; 7 Pj AB ‘Hi | pr aa, ¥} H ie ; =F | ‘ft iif Bee ale ¢ Oe ER eS a | eed We a Dar , $250 4-Pc. Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite we have ever displayed! Massive—intricately carved—Srnate ly The four pieces include a French vanity, a dresser, a fullane Qne of the most beautiful Suites —and thoroughly dustproof. bed, and a chest of drawers Figured walnut and satinwood overlays, and wood carvings adorn each piece. Af] flat surfaces are genuine walnut ee ee et ee i pe Pay as Little as $2.50 Weekly 3 N. Y.; Toronto Ontario, and Stock-| x port. England. There are 143 : wil buildings in these plants, with 4 tig S combined area of 200 acres of floor . | Space. and they employ 28,000 op2r- atives directly. Taking the usual % & fxgure of four to a family, that a r Continued on Page 2, | 2 : if ~ ve , | | FROR the first time, it is possible 4 | : . car that can be put on or teken : side curtains, and that can be | ae Ee: ae ere ; = a a . oe y - :° L 4 EV. * a wy a ; — att) sat £ Ps . al . =z a e 4 Fall Festival Sale Price | f = “S <. | * S&S : " . 2, '? : “ i. a _ Rize) | “PART FIVE. ee ; : a | : x —_ : a Ge 4S BEng “ q 10 7 at ~ _ @ Behind on Orders. +e _* Ss ee WE ~SC#sé#D»ETIROITT,, Oct. 8.—Deetroit fac- | ideals eed 3 tories are working at high levels a eal ee of production, many of them at ing, te =e peak for their output figures, and | broad: a | geveral of them report that as ee | are behind on orders at the pres- —— me ent time. Changes in number of

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Sale! The four pieces include a lovely triple- 4) Bedroom Suite a-colonial. st tyle—m 1as- ished in wa! Inut owr Bedroom Suite ad a dresser. handles of Each piece is trimmed with a $149 |] Bedroom Suite aassive—intricately carved—ornately * ag bh vanity, a dresser, a full-aize aw overlays, and enuine walnut 0 Weekly $198 SOUR Pee 7 ili ee . » ) es a i — ee eee ee bas , - rn. RD Rr ong Sy PEE et eRe renee ' . : o- ~ - - bad Qs sh ee os are tu L - ¢ ‘ " ‘ ae ne Saran \t bi Pi PR ne phe , ‘ Poe ‘ noes ‘ eRe OE a a ne ho ; ee eR Te eas nth SS yeeeeer "s 5 et. Ai dehy ee PRE A SR ie Fe ee RE eR ees a 2 — se Cyd cane pal Wea Bd oy Sees ai Boe: Pa CR yk Cone ee PM GM ges ou eee At et ae Dag ee ehe scree amy eat Ges {PE ge zB AUTO PLANTS : Factories Working at High ‘ men employed from week to week 4 *definite trend in Jen \ \ —f XS S _ WON peat IW Roe Rao 5 RSS Rr § Sow ss ; ae RSS § WT GY AHO. FT MN, Woy s SSS SVy’ Sav ~ My \ = Ns SA y y ry } {ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SS SS SN . ~~. > a. a ~~. \ ‘ ~ ‘ . ~ SS . ~ ~ SS “ ae Acca § PART FIVE. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927, PAGES 1—10. EMPLOY 200,000 NEN Production Levels—Several Behind on Orders. By a Special Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. DETROIT, Oct. 8.—Detroit fac- | tories are. working at high levels ef production, many of them at peak for their output figures, and several of them report that they are behind on orders at the pres- ent time. Changes in number of nominal and no employment is discernible. The total of opera- tives on the payrolls of members ef the Employers’ Association holds a trifle below 200,000, or ap- proximately 37,000 men less than were working here'a year ago. Unemployment, however, does not appear to be acute, since increas- ing demands from out-State auto- motive centers are responsible for many Detroit workers being given employment in Pontiac, Lansing and Flint. Ford Made 15,000,000 Units. Figures printed in Ford News, the factory newspaper of the Ford Motor Co., show staggering totals «i expenditure. In the nineteen years that the Model T was being | manufactured, the company made 15,000,000 units and spent nearly $2,000,000,000 in wages and sala- ries to operatives and executives. On a conservative estimate, tabu- lations Show that $7,090,423,176 | was pcid out in factory wages and | galaries as noted, plus the sums | paid to maintenance and setfvice | employes of deaéers, salesmen, em- | ployes of service stations, outside | garazes and repair shops who | have serviced or worked on these | cars. The grand total is reached by adding a percentage, between 33 1-3 and 40 per cent, of the to- tal purchases made by the com- pany over the pertod, amounting to $4,868,427,102.32. To recapitulate, the grand total is made up of the fellowing items: Wages and salaries to factory op- eratives and executives, $1,970,- 414,172.29; to “outside” workers, $5,467,614,172.29; percentage -: 1-3) of purchases, estimated to have gone into wages, $1,622,809,- 004.10; grand total, $7,090,423,- 176.39. This sum is larger than the estimated wealth of 35 states of the Union. $2,250,000 Chevrolet Plant. Chevrelet Motor Co. is tr erect & new assembly plant at Atlanta, Ga., at a cost of $2,250,000. It is to be completed April 1, 192 8, and will have a capacity of 350. cars daily, serving Georgia, Florida and parts of Alabama and South Caro- lina. There will be about 1200 employed, with a daily payroll of $8000. Completion of this plant will ex- pedite Southern delivery of cars and relieve congestion at the Nor- wood (0.) plant, which is now be- ing operated on an overtime sched- ule. As planned, the new plant will include about 28 acres, with three one-story buildings: an as- rembly plant, 800x320, with moni- tor roof; a Fisher body unit, 160x 680; and a parts division, 120x204. There will also be a two-story of- fice building, 40x204. When com- pleted, Chevrolet will have eight assembly plants, at Flint, Tarry- town, Norwood, Oakland, Cal., Buffalo, Janesville, St. Louis ani Atlanta, and an export plant at Bloomfield, N. J. Willys Has Five Plants. In a talk to branch and district Managers of Willys-Overland, lL. G. Peed, general sales manager, told the man something of the °x- tent of the organization. The Wil- lys organization operates five great Plants, at Toledo, Pontiac, Elmira, N. Y.; Toronto Ontario, and Stock- port, England. There are 149 buildings in these plants, with a combined area of 200 acres of floor Space, and they employ 28,000 op2r- tives directly. Taking the usual continue to be j \hish a mortality. LESS THAN GO MAKES OF AMERICAN AUTOS Hundred Other Pioneer Cars Now Forgotten—Old Ones Under New Names. By WILLIAM ULLMAN. When one goes in quest of the ideal automobile today, -he antici- pates no difficulty in finding the make, model and price to his lik- ing, for the motor market is 1 broad one where eccentric tastes are gratified and where the most dwarfed purse is altogether ade- quate. The very perfection of the field from which one may select his car is responsible for the fact that the sanguinary battle which preceded this perfection has become but 4 faint memory. There are less than 60 domestic- ally manufactured motor cars in the United States today. Ten times that many died that the industry might flourish. But, who recalls those noisy, awkward but virile warrier of early motordom days when he goes today to buy a car. The next time the talk veers around to automobiles, mention the Alpena, the Silent Northern or the Great Eagle. Note the pity on the listener’s face. Good cars in their day, they have passed on. A IAst of Old-Timers. Of this partial Iist of good cars now gone, how many of the names are recognizable by the modern motorist? S. V. G., Stoddard-Dayton, Rich- mond Nance Marion, Guy, Cecos, Diles, Maytag, Cartercar, Firestone- Columbus, Columbus, Flanders, Lo- zier, Marathon, Palmer-Singer, Pope-Hartford, Pullman, Rambler, Comet, Pan-American. The cold figures which prove that 10 cars have died where one) has lived leads one inevitably to | speculate as to the causes of so | car a start on the highway to pop- u’ rity and what keeps it going, once it gets under way? Certain makes have battled through scores of difficulties from the dawn of the motor car’s day until now they stand pre-eminent with no signs of losing their places. Others flash across the horizon, hold the stage a brief moment, then parr on as suddenly as they came. *-tim- ers go along, then fa-° quickly out. Newcomers achie: a mete- orice success and then fortify them- selves against all attacks. What is the difference between success and failure? Some Reincarnated. ever, does not always denote dis- appearanec of the car that bore it Aitomobiles frequently find rein- carnation under a profitable process. be found that obtained new leases on life in this fashion. The old E. M. F., which father once thought the greatest motor vehicle of all times, now is giving son splendid service under its new name. The old Jeffrey holds a high position in the public esteem and confidence. one compares the appellations of the dead motor cars that are living. Glance name of any car marketed today. The name denotes something defi- nite. It fits the car. Psychologi- cal? Of course, but the effect is life-giving. Some names denote low cost, others sturdiness, still others speed, combinations of all of these, or luxury or some other quality equally appealing in its particular realm. If the car one owns today were named, for instance, the Nance or the Guy, it would not be the same automobile at all. PAVING BETWEEN UNION AND U. S. 50 OPENED Paving between the east city limits of Union' and U. 8. 50—at Oak street in Union-—has been opened to traffic and the detour there eliminated, according to Sam Rudder, divisional highway en- figure of four to a family, that “Continued on Page 2, Column 2. | gineer at Webster Groves. EE An Amazing Invention For the first time, it is possible eee til ~~ . Phone: Hco-Dye Sales and Service. Oa that can be put on or taken off easier and quicker than celluloid tide curtains, and that can be carried in AS USEFUL IN THE SUMMER AS IN THE WINTER Fr. S. WIEMEYER CO 2625.27 LOCUST BOULEVARD fo get @ glass enclosure for an open the car. Inc. What gives a, Disappearance of a name, how- | One cannot help but think that | there is something in a name when | with those | at the | | eler, new name a | In the middle | price class today, two cara are to. PSC SSSR SSCS PRS Ree eee eee ay — "Seer eee e nee Tour t Through Nine States and Province of Quebec Principal Objectives oe 3442-Mile Trip Were Philadelphia, New York, and Detroit. BY RICHARD G. BAUMHOFF. Nine states and the Canadian province of Quebec were traversed by Skidamaree, gypsy car of the Post-Dispatch, in a recent autumn vacation tour of the Gypsy Baron. The 3442-mile trip had as prin- cipal objectives Philadelphia, New York City, the Adriondack Moun- tains, Montreal and Detroit. Boat Trip Included. One 280-mile leg of the trip was made by boat on Lake Erie, from Buffalo to Detroit, a delightful way of traveling, which also saves a day on the road for the laggard hastening home. It is remarkable how uniform the questions of a motor tourist’s friends are, upon his return from such a jaunt. “How were the roads?” they all demanded, first. Well, they were just about as fine as one could ex- pect, this time, albeit, not perfec- tion. They were paved with con- crete, bituminous macadam or the | except for certain like all the way, side routes deliberately followed. Detours were conspicuous by their infrequency and mildness, and in Pennsylvania Skidamarece itself detouring on concrete! “What kind of a country did you | see?’ comes next. Beautiful coun- try, throughout the trip, of great variety of character—fertile plains, pretty mountains deep woods, fine suburban areas and cities; and, too, a bit of foreign soil, as striking to a midlander’s eye as the other side of the At- lantic. “How long were you gone quirers continue. Three weeks, with time for several days tn Vhil- adelphia and New York, more than a week of loafing in the Adiron- dacks and part or all of three days in picturesque Montreal. “And how much did you srend ” —this from the friends who know the tourist well. isn’t secretive; ures away here and now, and aft- erwards get down to description of the route. Total Cost $280.46. This tour cost $90.59 for opera- 7°" : in, tion of the car, a heavy coupe, and a to-| Not included ére | vary | trav- | in New | and res- | companion for} $189.87 for other expenses, tal of $280.46. certain items which would greatly with the individual like expenditures York City, and the hote! taurant bills of a part of the trip. Operation of the car, without taking into consideration depreciation. It costs 3. mile for one person to ride’a train, without Pullman fare, and Skida- maree has many advantages a. Pullman lacks, even if it does have | 'to stop over night. The automobile expenses were: attractive | The Gypsy Baron | | he'll give the fig- | caluc la. | , e i tion shows, cost 2.8 cents per mile, | 6 cents per | | A view from Lake ‘Saepeee © from the New York City: Montreal Highway, t near Batt tina New ‘York. ee a —— —_- oil, $11.65; greasin $10.35; washing, $16.90; $4.50 $1.75. Gypsy | 39 quarts of ‘and oiling, garage storage, (ous adjustments, |tube, 75 ceits; tips, Expenses of the were: Hotels, 10 nights, 'dry, $43.15; meals, $56.22 two cents must be part of the treal hospital tax on | checks); resort camp in | dacks, 10 days, room, board an miscellaneous, $29.75; stateroom across Lake Erie, Shipping car, same, $13.25; to bridges and ferries, including a expe maeP ferry in the | $9.33 camera films and | pictures, $12.94 traveler's $1 50; miscellaneou, $12.74. In spite of the seeming ness of the figures, dations were had (the od sliin everywhere in September and not with a menu. Why, that it ful to tour by motor. sometimes question accounts sux as these, but the are complete curate. Across Tevels to Mountains. Illinois and Indiana, via the tional Highway, are pretty (an old story to pages. Crossing Ohio is like ing through pl ay frequently by bright, Columbus, the capital, is one }stands out, particularly for i ehief thoroughfare, which has fine character all its own, Fifth avenue ; | 14 al 8 yrasoline, $41.69 nd In | 196 ¢ gallons of g $ } $35) miscellane- | repairing | Baron and laun- | d Sut at Uniontown, Mon- |} restaurant | Adiron- | ticket and) Bal: good accommo- and | havoc | What's the answer is cheap and delight- Readers | ‘h | foregoing items | and absolutely ac-| Na- much | readers of these il a nearly phaidliateand| 'string of suburbs, punctured rather | small citie that yet | | calentnteiaind of Lindell boulevard, | and Michigan boule. | Not far from Columbus the hills mountain-like big ones, and from Zanesville to Wheeling, :| vard. £/ rolling little Va., gradually | ranges. | sprawled out way strikes the Alleghenies, broad d| shifting frequently ifor climbing. | into over mountains and valleys. and land begin. BEC for safe The develop turn into Pa.., ahvencanennenennth mpctin necttnemaandnapeanaiphmmmnenanininaaeanepetien into then panoramas So ond route speed, descents than} leads | W. real Wheeling is a mill town a series of the high- honest-to-goodness of does gear! Utica, ~~ rn gy n= ee — —-— ed —— a comparatively unfrequented paved route north. From Philadelphia to Big Moose, N. Y., in the heart of the Adirondacks, it covered 354 miles in one long day and never was out of hills and mountains, This path leads directly through the Delaware water gap, the Po- cono Hills, Scranton, Pa., and fits anthracite mountains and corres- pondence school; Binghamton and N. Y. It makes a whole more} story in itself. Its beauties are un- Ili through Cumberland, Md., and, n! proaching Hagerstown, Adirondacks, finishing checks, , State, drops out | the The l- | then York. to erford, for their ?; of Brother | | have much —Valley Forge, eastward, over the Jersey 'huge, new |leads to Trenton. Brunswick-Jersey ; and the ferry into | [ual New course is taken, ' Gotham. York City, s.| one wants to go worth while taking one’s own car worth-while side trip. a good Camden of the beauty. for instance, optional ap- in the same mountains | | but skirts them northward through | Gettysburg battlefield. | Lincoln Highway is followed | Philadedphia and New Only an angel could drive all day | suburbs, like Bryn Mawr and Hav- The City ‘ly Love and its environs to offer the sightseer The Pennsylvania towns are | attractive for their colonial flavor there was no skimping at the table. | and the long string of Philadelphia is ai} Continuing | route flats crosses the} and} ts; after arriving there. a | Philadelphia to Big Moose. Skidamaree and later took retraced from New York bridge Thence the us- | City | Good brakes and a cool head are | chief requisites for driving in New but it depends on where whether it is its tracks to Philadelphia a charming and BRR ERE REE F SHUTTERFR Every motorist is interested in operating his car at maximum efficiency at all times. To get this efficiency the year around you need the ALLEN rTTTTiL wt 10 Reasons Why You need the NM ALLE SHUTTERFRONT and here’s ten reasons why— 1—Keepe motor ramning at correct temperature al] the time. 2Z—Insures quick starting on 3—Protects battery from excessive drain and exhaustion. * 4—Enables motor to deliver 2s much power in cold weather as in summer. 5—Prevents excessive use of “choker”. RES REROREOESE err —_ J P| NT 6—Redoces crank case dilution to minimum. 7 —Prevent excessive accumulations of carbon. frosty mornings. to H. C. MERRY, Inc. MANUFACTURERS DISTKIBUTOR Lindell 6741 3920 LINDELL BL. Associate Dealer “t. Cyr Bros., Grand & Dedier St. FOR ALL CARS ‘15 ACCORDING TO CAR 8—1Is a big factor in proper lubrication, warm, free-flowing oil, prevents friction and wear, pitted or scored cylinder walls. 9— Minimizes fouling of spark plugs. 10— Prevents quick expansion or contraction of reciprocating parts, which causes warpage. —anddon’t forget appearance—for the ALLEN is made so beautifully, is designedso skillfully, that it improves the appearance of any car. Mechan- ically perfect—hand controll- ed from the dash—the ALLEN $ “Never Sticks — Always Works” Gabriel Snubber Sales and Service rSeeeeeeeeas reaRRSRSESeSeeeea: RES EEF EE ES 8 a See eseaewen ai Sse. ee ee eee ei RE RR RRR eT ae Seertertrre WPS Tee ee eer eee eeee te Se F tile Plains, Mountains, Deep Woods, Fine Subur- ban Areas and Attractive Cities Seen on Journey. ending, and at this season of the year it is a mellow hinterland. Attractions in the Adirondack section are legion. It is a realm of unspoiled wildness, where the dim and infreque@§ trails of men cross often the tracks and works of the deer, the beaver and even the bear. A glance at the map shows -how few and far between the highways are, but those ex- isting are excellent. Here are lakes and woods which look today as they looked before the white race entered. This is one of the last stands of’ the primeval—and but 10 hours; distant from the greatest metropo- lig in the world, The Gypsy Baron hiked, drove, paddled and went by motor launch over this en- thralling terrain. While St. Louis was sweltering in September drouth, it was necessary to dra‘n Skidamaree’s radiator on freezing nights, but the air in this altitud of 2000 to 3500 feet was dry and invigorating. The Adirondacks, too, can make a tale in themselves. From Big Moose to Montreal and back, a circle in the Adiron- dack section and the St. Lawrence Valley was described. Northbound, Skidamaree started with a steatm ferry trip of an hour and a haif across the eight-mile wilderness of Raquette Lake, which as yet can- not be dodged by road. Onward the car sped in a day through Sar- anac, Paul Smith's and the “port” of Malone, N. Y., and then into the strangeness of Quebec province where every sign in English ts duplicated by one in French, but every humble citizen, unlike Amer- Continued on Page 3, Colamn 2. ILLINOIS AT WORK ON FIRST SUPER HIGHWAY Forty Miles of Paving 40-Feet Wide to Run From Kan- kakee to Chicago, Special to the Post-Dispatch. KANKAKEE, IIL, Oct. 8. — Tilt- nois’ first superhighway is under construction. It is Route 49 of the State bond issue, and will extend from Kankakee to Chicago. H, B. Jay, assistant engineer of the State Highway Department, is supervis- ing the job. Right of way has been secured for a width of 40 feet of om concrete. . ‘ Starting at the city limits here, the road will extend 40 miles north, via Bradley and Matteson, to the suburbs of Chicago. It will be the shortest possible route between Chicago and Kankakee, ang uan- doubtedly will carry the great bulk of traffic from the south into the metropolis. It will be wide enough for four lines of cars, two northbound and two southbound. It is planned to lay about a mile only this season unless yeser o conditions permit paving @® r stretch. Due to the extreme width, only a few hundred feet of slab ofin be laid each day, three weeks being required for.each mile, Engineer Jay has 4dv¢.cided 10 build the road in two strips, 20 feet ata time. After carrying one strip 400 to 500 feet, the workmen will start upon the adAacent, con- tinuing this method#or the entire distance. Grading i, being pushed rapidly. The right. of way is level stretch all the way from Kankakee to Chicago, and this will expedite construction. Every effort will be made to have the road completed and in service by the end of 1928. STITT eee PETEU PEER TAUPE EEE EEE EEE AFTER 1932 EVERY AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER CAN BUILD KNIGHT-ENOINED .CARS in the past. AMERICA’S Armstrong & Gatzweiler TTA St. Charles Knight Co. of 1] bibmeeei el FALCON MOTORS CORPORATION, Closed Car Prices—$995 to $1145 f.0.b. factory alcon-Kni 7809 Manchester Av. Maplewood B. K. & L. Sales and Service 1921 State St.. Granite City, Il. 120 N. Second St., St. Charlies, Mo. Turning to Knight-engined cars Many car owners are now investigating the famous Knight sleeve-valve engine, and the trend of buy- ing is rapidly turning to Knight-engined cars. This demand for better automobiles indicates a wide public appreciation of a motor that is free from the carbon trouble and mechanical annoy- ance that has marred their motoring satisfaction FINEST TYPE DE LUXE AUTOMOBILE CO. 3107-15 Locust Boulevard Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. Phone JEfferson 2810 Associate Dealers reper Bg army lith and E. St. Louis, TL . Malvill Motor Co. Broadway at Central Av. Alten, MH. Morris-Adier Co. Quincy, Ul. Diiend tater Sehee Ge Springfield, Lil. Carondclet-Knight Motor Co. - 7923 St. Charles Reck Read Drive a Falcon-Knight Six before selecting a car. DETROIT, MICH. ght 6226 Alabama Av. : Vv , A “) , a a) . ® 4 ic aaa va o ci 2 ; 4 — — = : SERIE EG LAE! 1k ae BUR RB, ED 4 CSN AT PER RRA REND 2 a AIDE AEE MR , - Cialis gt % in - ; a a te % sin iaaitits woeey oy, Tee ey ; ay ln + Bay Pet “Ye . BARS AAR Re hie ‘Pak Deg AO. ‘ See ihe 1 — ; iy ; poe i Samak Ry Wi oe ph Re tee ’ . ge do ¢ wh Pay san Wa | ‘“ en rhe bs ae er Rien. 4 SE PRS . 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Ftc 0h, 2 > ‘cx Dade Rae ee Le eg PPE ee > ee eee ea © UE a ty Bre nS as DRE 2 eae Se ala ee ae me be es a ar * anag Fa RE aS gale tial 8 RI, pars Sle Sean Veer cee er ia ty pis * spect healaie Sonaa etc eticaie iaaan el ate ae ~ iy grt 4 ‘ s > eek: ie hs ‘See > 2 + Ee SB ays, Sy ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 —————ae of 600 to 1000 tons of stee’ bars land plant. is regarded as presaging the early PAGE 2 PREDICTS GREATER USE es Two Real Pioneers in Transportation offering of the new Ford line. Hudson Chief Asserts Thirty Per Cent Ratio in Gas Must Be Increased. “We are on the way to motor | fuels which will use much higher | percentages of crude oj]. Today} about 30 per cent of the reaches tne motorist’sgasoline tank in the form of gasoline. That ratio | must go higher. To bring a higher | ratio, engineers must design | motors to fit and de- | Two mend srecial fuels to fit their de- late signs.’ the Big Four State conven- zy ‘tion of oj] men, at Kansas City ; was told by W. A. James, adver- io and the General Motors’ truck ising manager of the Hudson Mo- which “Cannon Ball’ Baker drove tor Car Co., of Detroit. and J. E ito a trans-continental truck speed McLarty, service manager of the | ' crude | our fuels, not ) ss transportation pioneers at International petroleum expo- at ulsa, Ok.—Lindbergh's “The St. Louis,” Qryirit ~ pirit of acme record same company. | ae me le ,ori ~ ps OSS " “There are many confusing terms apres — eo a ren in the motor fuel trade, but none | Lindbergh to cross the Atlantic in ' : . the more contradictory than the phrase ;~“° : ‘low grade secured said James York to Paris. It also made pos- 4 & . ‘ ™ Bh Pus "a a 4 ~ in Ty “The lay mind would believe from sible a age ae ruck it! Lic} aker teh term that this fuel had less nay 2 wine” sie “teeis Seil energy-value than the so-called |“ rece + en eee a a4 . " -~ . — Fr he * It is exclusive performance because Essex Super-Six design is exclu- sive. And because every part of motor and chassis is engineered to true balance with every other part. And its economy includes not only unusual gasoline, oil and tire mileage, but astonish- ingly low maintenance. During the year Essex has outsold any other ‘Six’ at or near the price, almost two to one, and we believe a single ride will fully reveal the reason. S. Broadway = s Lobens-Hedsco-Essex Coo Cherokee and Gravois PRespert: - Senth Side Motor Snien Co. - 2720 Lafayette Av. Victor 1a EAST e 2315 Aate Ca. TRiCity 1227 HUDSON-FRAMPTON . STAR MOTOR C0. OPENS aes 3 wes G4RASE ae” ” ESL i gt ba = et Bett: Re a a 3 am 3 ¥ we : 3 a se Subsidiary, Under W.| '- §. Cook, to Wholesale in 40 Counties. a The Star Motor Company of St. : a subsidiary corporation of | purant Motors, Inc., organized to © handle wholesale distribution of 2 rs in St. Louis and 40 sur- aa g counties in Missouri and : has taken over the west- / ern half of th three-story Durant © puilding at 3202 Locust boulevard a as headquarters. | — w.s. Cook. formerly general Dy manager of the Star Motor Com- Z of Kansag City. also @ sub- | sidiary of Durant Motors, Inc., has been appointed “general manager here, and succeeds Roy Lively, - who was Star wholesale manager in St. Louis when Durant Motors had its offices in the Railway Ex- change Bullding. The eastern half of the Durant Ruilding is to be occupied by the Central Star Sales Company, 2929 Locust boulevard, when the pres- ent occupant, the Firtstone. Tire y Company, moves to its new build- ing now_ being erected on Forest Park boulevard. ye The Star Motor Company of St. Louis, under its new manager, is te carry out a cOmmunity store idea in painting its headqua@rters in biack and gold exterior, and< white and rose interior, which, will nlso be us€d by the 19 Star dealers in St. Louis metropolitan territory. | according to Cook. The firm's headquarters has a frontage of 45 feet and a depth of 135 feet. 45x90 foot space on the ground floor is to be us¢a aa dis- niay floor. In the-rear of this is the executive office, and beyord « new car receiving station.” _ The firm will carry a drive-out stock only, all carload shipments to come direct from the factory. The; basement of the Durant building, | with a capacity of 75 carg, is be- ing used for this purpose. The third floor is the shop. 3 The wholesale factory branch will carry no parts nor maintain a service station. Central Star Sales Co.. when it moves ‘o the Durant Building, will carry complete Star parts and maintain a fully equipped service station. as well. as handie retail sales of Star cars on Locust beoule- vard. Other Star dealers will like- wise handle a complete ling of parts. Cook, who prior to coming here. was general manager of the Star Motor Co. of Kansas City, has been with Durant since its beginning. Formerly he was general whole- mancger at Memphis, .and eerlicr a retail anager and fac- tory territory mien. French Auto Tax Reduced. The French Government has re- * duced by one-half taxes on auto- mobiles nine or more years “old sale | ; ' ' Weber Implement & Automobile Company HUPMOBILE CORSFR — IiS9TH & LOCUST Open Evenings and Sundays — ee — e plone nil Se: Paria ; a i a Be de «

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e 791,-| the past week and launches = per- | second annual Turkey. Bean , Stakes, a Chevrolet Bales | Ww hich providea that “Sealer organizations Louis territory, at the | days, will be tendereg at | ner by the dealers ealers | ran their | high in sales. The losing g teams lesg / : Hotel | the same dinner are to eat in the urkey din. hea the MUR MOTOR CO. OPENS sat of = Subsidiary, Under W, beans, UT HERE ‘New General Manager of Star Motor Co., Durant Subsidiary ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ms —| WALTER CHRYSLER ADDRESSES HIS FOREIGN ‘DISTRIBUTORS Special to the Post-D Dispatch. PARIS, Oct. 8.—Walter Pp. Chrysler, president and chairman of the Board of Directors of Chrys- ler Sales Corp., here for the inter- national automobile galon at the Grand Palais, addressed Chrysler distributors and dealers from the biles our factory personnel intro- duced a new standard of operating efficiency which is manifest in the finer appearance, better riding qualities, extreme smoothness and flexibility of performance and longer life all of which summed up accounts for the reputation which our cars enjoy today,” said Chrysler in part. rom Paris Chrysier, accompa- SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 __ ‘“s, Ltd., in connection with the Royal Automobile Club and to be held-at the Olympia Oct. 14 and 22. During their visit in London Chrysler and Fields will address a meeting of English, Irish, Scotch and Welsh distributors and deal- ers. From London-Chrysler and Fields will return to the continent. going first to Antwerp where are located the European headquarters —the new “52,” the great “62,” and the illustrious new “72,” | the successor of the famous, orig- inal “70,” and finally the Chrysier Imperial “80.” - Rubber Signal Posts. Experiments are being made in Chicago, Ill... with posts. The posts, about two feet high, with a big stop sign on top, | iJ.F. BALLAKiG! \ oe ee aes =, NOWTw pRN OM — are) * steep 12% CHESTNUT rf ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ______ new | rubber signal| ANYTHING ON WHEELS) ee, bh ge eepeaen ee Ee | | PAGE 3 Autos Painted $10.00. to $35.00 ACCORDING Tu =1ZK OF CAR “OLD PAINT REMOVED | 3 Coats—2-Day WINTER wie toms Ba PALW® ' ' Cars Revarnished jee OPA Ot ORR CP Rg dee IPCI Ay one” mg Pit a 7 tel eS ree ~ oe ?. ae ee fs ign ; 2 5 8 aR > SERS Ne, Ae Ponertais, ste £ — tein See ee Poe ~ -§, Cook, to Wholesale in 40 Counties. Wagons, Toy _Asttozobiles Wheels, | Wagons, Tc $10.00 to $15.00 REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES World Auto Paint Co. 3117 Pine St. ST. UNIS Lindell 9287 \ OPEN SONDAY UNTIL NOON of the Chrysler Cor) oration, and later to Berlin to inspect the Chrysler assembling plant there. Chrysler Corp. is displaying a full line of. cars at the Paris salon are installed in some streets open- ing into boulevards, If the mo- torist runs over them they bend flat to the pavement, then spring back into position. Continental countries, the Near East and Northern Africa, at a meeting held at the Hotel Clar- idge. “In building Chrysler automo- nied by J. E. Fields, vice president in charge of sales, is going to Lon- don for the international motor exhibition organized by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Trad- "8 O STRICKEN ICES on Your Repair Work iS whe Star Motor Company of St. 3 “Louls, a subsidiary corporation of t Motors, Inc., organized to Z ‘wholesale distribution of a gar cars in St. Louis and 40 sur- e - rounding counties in Missouri and : ois, has taken over the west- Fon half of th three-story Durant j » Building at 3202 Locust boulevard | gs headquarters. > W.8. Cook, formerly general 2 / manager of the Star Motor Com- 4 pany 0 of Kansas City, also a sub- diary of Durant Motors, Inc., has @ een appointed general manager 4 sere, and succeeds Roy Lively, Bs who was Star wholesale manager ® jn St. Louis. when Durant Motors - had its offices in the Railway Ex- ~ change Building. The eastern half of the Durant Building is to be occupied by the Central Star Sales Company, 2929 | Yocust boulevard, when the pres- '*eif occupant, the Firestone. Tire - y Company, moves to its new build- @ ing now, being erected on Forest - -sPark boulevard. in a car. - fhe Star Motor Company of St. Montreal is by way of being a Louis, under its n?w manager, is | | aren city, an anomalous mixture to catry, out a community” store | of the Old World and the New, a idea in painting its headquarters | potpourri of England, France and in black and goid exterior, and #&merica. Its points of interest are ‘white and rose interior, which will | scattered everywhere. It doesn’t also be uséd by the 19 Star dealers | seem to hurry, but*it is the conter in St. Louis inetropolitan territory, | of an urban population of 1,00! () according to Cook. and one of the great ports of he The firm's headquarters has a/| world. | frontage of 45 feet and a depth of There is one inevitable question | $5 feet. 45x90 foot space on the | asked of the visitor to Canada now- | ground floor is to be used a& dis-jadays. Well, a New Yorker and play floor. In the rear of this is| his wife accompanied the Gypsy | the executive office, and beyond a Baron to Montreal. At the first new car receiving station. | dinner, the Broadwayite had a bot- The firm will carry a drive-out | tle of stout. Next day at lunch- stock only, all carload shipments to eon in a French restaurant the trio come direct from the factory. The/split a half-pint of Bourdeaux basement of the Durant building, | rouge. Believe it or not, that was) with a capacity of 75 cars, is be- | the total consumed. And returning | ing used for this purpose. The | throug hthe customs the inspector | third floor is the shop. didn’t eve nope nthese travelers’ | The wholesale factory branch | bags! will carry no parts nor maintain a Rouse's Point, N. Y¥., service station. “port” of return, and Central Star Sales Co., when it | Toute followed the very shore of| moves to the Durant Building, wil] | picturesque Lake Champlain, with carry complete Star parts andq|the Green Mountains of Vermont maintain a fully equipped service | 24ZY on the horizon; next, through station, as well. as handle retajj | 4U Sable Chasm—a.disappointment sales of Star cars on Locust boule-|!7 the Gypsy Baron's opinion— vard. Other Star dealers will like- | Schroon River and back to the Big Wie Dastle a complete lite - of | M008 section ove 3° miles & gor- parts. gseously unmade road in the Sacapb- Cook, who prior to coming here, | 2284 ngsaich vere = Was general manager of the Star! ee ee Motor Co. of Kansas City, has been | _ Homeward Trek Begun. with Durant since its beginning. — a a Vormerly he was general whole. | trek from the Adirondacks was be- sale mancger at Memphis. ana | BU". exactly ogee aye ~ chm ad meee | carlicr a retail -anager and fac- int which to reach St. Louis. The | tory territory man. first was an easy one to Buffalo, on via Utica and Rochester, avoid- French Auto Tax Reduced. ing some construction work in the The French Government has re- Syracuse sector. Then a restful, duced by one-half taxes on auto-|chea pand pleasant ride across mobiles nine or more years old Lake Erie, followed by a morning's Heights, Champaign, Mattoon and of travel. Suatanteed sime as any new visit in Detroit. Staunton, Ill, avoiding the Sunday | cat. Terms and trade. = 4 ee See a, si o. wy i - S s ? Ft ets A A > Vet SR ne ial OS. ER haga tag th etm tee + ey Wee WHAT GENERAL MOTORS HAS BEFORE ALWAYS INVESTIGATE f famous engines set new World-standards 'f 4 ~W. 8. COOK. TOUR THROUGH NINE STATES AND PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Continued from Page One. vO., 4060 West Pine BI. -Bullt Garages and Homes’? + Please send more intention on the iteme oT G a. i mee +) nee Porches OC Csoeces CP eee reseesese lf TF Repairs ican cousins, does not speed about Pe - ‘ oa AR Ct ge RE: eal aa Re 6 ll Gl aah te tn setae 5 ti ee an, ‘e- rt 7 GENERAL MOTORS modern TRUCKS . — oe With panel body . SIX CYLINDER ENGINE loads must be handled with speed. Chassis $ 5 8 5 Powers the— Fast, responsive, sturdy. only WORLD’S LOWEST-PRICED SIX CYLINDER TRUCK! SIX CYLINDER ENGINE Powers the— _ BIGBRU World’s Standard FOUR CYLINDER ENGINE Powers the— was the | then the | m x a ¥ ‘ a he i: ae ies a. We CIN Oh erm er ein Lind piiMa kesh Sk 7 Yaa , , Z FY 4 4 Ra A ot na ach he (a> indigo y . a nM kee! }, eset r oie “ rn _ J A tie Te re & ee: ee mah be he ee nice Beis Cie eho .re 5 x Por y re NE Meee OA ES =~ TR aK eet Ok i le NS ge ea ae ee coy es hate = ae dpi tases Aignierns: rN eee APG oS aetna, SN NB etre hg Att ORE ASAP Om ornate - ~ tine at: ec mereangaain. AR. > hemi bCeeg en " : aaah named iiliieie tian teem one anantoneeene ene Poon nneias > om ‘ - - r ne - ee = ettaenete 1 oseeeiedmecunes — = — ‘ aa - des ot 4 = ean oe 5a Sa rages ‘ " s i me " . 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The last day, there was an easy 280-mile drive home, by way of Valparaiso, Ind., Chicago | —— HUPMOBILE. | traffic on the National Highway. 1 aa) © Strong among tre Gypsy Baron's | ‘Demonstrator | memories of the tour is the case | ‘with which it was accomplished, | ithe simplicity of driving and con- | Sedans 'yenience of this interesting mode | Can't be told from new; just | enough mileage to be broken in smoothly; full equipment: + apr eg natns $1095 $1950 $2050 One Ton chassis Two Tom chassis . «© © e (pneumatic tires, bevel gear drive) Two Ton chassis ° ° . . (solid tires, worm gear drive) FAST DUTY SERIES. Vibrationless béyond belief — at all speeds. Flexi- bility that meets all traffic conditions. Stamina, of course. Full line of bodies, General Motors-built. jaa’ te Nie, Safe ated a ee a re — —-- So -~ 'G, Mi. CHIEFS IN EUROPE | FOR BUSINESS SURVEY | Special to the Post- et-Dispat spatch. Weber Implement & |]| NEW YORK, Oct. 8—A group | f General Motors executives, in- | Automobile Company |] cluding. =~ ay A DF nk ae he Rng get ay) > ssengers long. Far greater and hill climbing. ordinarily rates it. and quality. | cluding among others E. G. Biech- Fee Te CORI ‘ler, president end general man- | ISTH & LOCUST 'ager of Frigidaire Corporation, and Open Evenings and Sundays C. F. Ketterling, vice president of SE ale General Motors. in charge of re- Seen 21 ton chassis - $3690 3 tonchassis . ‘ $3850 312 ton chassis ° $4 90 5 ton chassis . . . ° 7 $4 20 Tractor models up to 15 tons ca- pacity; prices ranging to $6000. 2 RE he Gert NR eg e ’ HEAVY DUTY SERIES. Tremendous reserve of power—and giant strength. Hence, tonnage at lowest cost. On per- formance, long conceded to be the ‘‘world’s standard.’’ ~— search, sailed recently on the Ile de France for an extensive survey of business conditions. in Europe, with special reference to electric refrigeration. Before sailing Mr. Biechler made the fdllqwing statement: “Contrary to the general impres- sion, an American manufacturer can develop European business, we have found, in much the same ' manner as he operates in America. We are expanding our overseas sales organization along the same line laid down previously in the United States. We use the same sales methods and employ the same sales arguments in afl parts of the world. Human nature, we have found, is very much the same everywhere in that everybody re- sponds to ideas that are based fundamentally on economy, con- venience and health. “We have at present a sales, in- stallation and service organization of approximately 2000 people in Europe, with headquarters at Paris. We are operating branches in -Berlin, Paris, Milan, London, Glasgow, Manchester, Leeds, Bir- mingham, Edinburgh, Brighton, Nice, Leipzig and Dresden, besides numerous European 4distributor- | ships. ” CHEVROLET SPEAKERS AT TRAFFIC CLUB LUNCHEON The Monday noonday ituncheon of the St. Louis Traffic Club, held the past week at the Chamber of Commerce, was designated Chevro- let day. It was attended by about | 200 traffic experts. peciatts of the Chevrolet Motor Car Co., here, was guest toastmaster. A. W. L. Gilpin, Chevrolet region:l manager, was the speaker. hempios Sparkers Following the luncheon, a cinema FS ce a ge pe of the General Motors proving grounds at Milford, Mich., 60 miles fpr of Detroit,. were shown.. ' - ee | a . - Se Se eS wee See eee lhe 1x design is exclu- is engineered to HIS is the world’s most complete line of commercial vehi- cles. Each series offers economy and performance features no truck-owner can afford to overlook. It is a development made possible only by General Motors’ resources. Low prices that set new value-standards are the result of General Motors’ vast volume production. By all means investigate! GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO. 2640 Washington Blvd. JEfferson 0301 Traffic Officer It's a safe bet that the cars step-out with the 1 wire es et ludes not only unusual mileage, but astonish- sce. “g0” signal are equipped with Champions—the spark plug. If every car owner used Cham- Pions there would be HAAS city boy x has outsold any other ine price, almost two to a single ride will fully ‘eet pe oe » . ne a < ee » ih RPDS OOP OSRER FOS « * +e ee gi: agin a ag 7 e888 9:0 fF tat tae Commercial All Prices f. 0. b. Pontiac, Mich. CA TRUCK FOR EVERY PURSE ee AND P Maintenance and Parts: oust ~0008 OKLBAR BL. ht ané Sunday Service a ee ee eee ee ee ee eo 2 2

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" , ee ee aes ce ony ge, ab 4 rh are p Andy IS. ' _ oth f aw in bi aesd tee atl ee Pye Tr gt Yea a \ Hite» 4 - Weir i Pou Pres bo 7 » Ne oe ex 2 ; Ee ee 40 UNIVERSAL TIRE CO. era ESS BSS ma (inc.) 2840 Locust St. ON SOUTH AFRICAN RUN | of cars, and this step forward means a still more rigid inspection | of quality and closer control of | economies. It eliminates paying out of profits to body-makers, and also eliminates large transporta- | tion costs,” Elliot said. “Decision to build in its own plants all bodies used ‘in its line of cars will involve very little capital investment, as the company has ample facilities, with some rear- rangements, to take over its body- building. It is estimated that 3000 to 6000 additional men will be em- ployed when this is completed. “Tt is estimated that savings which will accrue to profits will amount to several million dollars a year. At least $5,000,000 would have been saved to Willys-Over- land profits if this process had been in operation since the first of the year, it is esimated. “Tt was brought out at the con- i vention that there would likely be no revision in Whippet prices. The position of the car in the market is such that a reducton is not being considered at this time. There are now 125,000 Whippets on the road and their proven stamina, comfort and quality have firmly entrenched them in public esteem. In addi- tion, with the many features which the Whippet now enjoys, such as four-wheel brakes, it is thought that if other light-car makers re- duce prices, the Whippet will maintain its place through the val- ue of these advantages, while the addition of some of Whippet’s equipment to other light cars would appreciably increase their manufacturing costs. Meanwhile, the Willys-Knight models are go- ing ahead steadily to the satisfac- tion of the company.” CHRYSLER ‘RED-HEAD’ MOTOR ADAPTABLE TO EARLY MODELS “The new Chrysler ‘Red-Head’ high compression engine is the latest illustration of the foresight with which Walter P. Chrysler and his engineers have planned the development of their car ever since they firet designed it,” says L. M. Stewart, president .of Mid- west Motors, inc., Chrysler distrib- utor. “One of Chrysler’s chief con- cerns has always been to minim- ize losses in value of cars in use due to engineering improvements on new models. From the begin- ning Chrysler design and construc- tion have rested on engineering fundamentals so sound that older Chrysler models could benefit to the greatest possible extent by new developments. Because of this principle any Chrysler owner who so desires may take advantage of the most recent evolution in auto- mobile construction, for any Chrys- ler ‘six built since July, 1925, can be equipped with a ‘Red-Head’ engine at slight cost. “Chrysler engineers have again a notable example of their ability in anticipating future develop- ments in motordom, Among the features built into the Chrysler car at the very start was an unusually strong bridge-like crankcase web- bing. “The first Chrysler also had a stanch, firmly supported seven- bearing crankshaft. Both of these details in the original equipment of the Chrysler car are today im- portant aids to the type of engine which the widespread distribution of high compression fuels has at last made feasible. “Chrysler led the industry into anew motoring era by announcing the ‘Red-Head,’ the first engine taking full advantage of high compression fuels to be put on the market, and led Chrysler owners with them by making the new feature available for cars in use.” REO FACTORY MEN STICK TO JOBS, REPORT SHOWS Remarkable service records of Reo Motor Car Co. factory em- ployes are contained in a report just issued by Reo officials, show- ing that 53.7 per cent of the em- ployes who were on the payroll at the first. of the year have been with the company for five years or longer. Due to the heavy production of Flying Clouds and Wolverines, the factory payroll haa been increased by hundreds of additional men, more than 1458 new employes have been added since Jan. 1, 1927. In compiling service rec- ords, these new employes were da.- ducted, the Jan. 1 force of 4419 employes being used as the basis of computation. According to the report, 1690 factory men have worked for Reo from five to:10 years. Four hun- dred and ninety-four have worked from 10 to 15 years, while 157 have worked from 15 to 20 years. Thirty-three factory employes have been with Reo from 20 years to the organization of the company. The oldest Reo foreman is Ed- ward Seibly, who came to Reg in September, 1904, and who ig one year service emblem. He ig 72 of the 85 employes wearing a 20 | rears old. gz Whippet De Luxe Delivery Car ne 5 et OF © APARATO § Re GPO OOO NAO This new Whippet de luxe delivery car is especially og ee — fast parcel and express service. It is powered with standard ) north on United States 73 to HOW TO GO | Omaha; 485 miles. Post-Dispatch Bureau:: engine and has enclosed driving compartment. _ -oo —— Post-Dispatch Bureau: Please publish best route from St. Louis to Fort Madison, Ia., via Illinois. EF. A. W. Cross McKinley Bridge, take Illinois 3 to Macomb, then turn west on Illinois 9 to Mississippi River to Keokuk, Ia. North on United States 61 to Fort Madi- son. Concrete through Illinois, dirt and gravel in Iowa. Dirt impassable after rains, Post-Dispatch Bureau: Please give best route from St. Louis to Omaha, H. E. G. United States 40 to Kansas City, thence north on No. 1 to St. Joseph. West on United States 36 to Hiawatha, Kan., Ill., to Algood, Tenn. oO. Bricks From Near. by Buildings Failed ua to Crush This Building toa GET OUR ESTIMATE ON BUILDING YOUR NEW FRAME OR BRICK GARAGE OR PORCH AT ONCE SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO TORNADO SUFFERERS Perfect Construction Co. 4025 West Pine Bivd. / ia * Pre Se Leet rn - ° * $725 to $875 : a Great New Chrysler ‘‘62”—62 and more exceptional miles an hour—6-cylinder engine—7-bearing crankchaft—invar- strut pistons—ventilated crankcase—impulse neutralizer—rubber engine mountings—4-wheel hydraulic brakes—road level- izers front and rear—plus a wealth of body features un- equaled in any other make for several hundred dollars more. Seven body styles . «-. « © %1095 to 91295 io. ae — lustrious New ¢72”"—72 and more miles an hour — counter-weighted 7-bearing crankshaft; spring ends anchored in blocks of live rubber, devcloped forthe Imperial “80,” ae retin Nor to the “‘72”’—longer, lower, roomier than the original ‘‘70” with beautiful bodies, tastefully appointed, and a host of features which make it more than ever the outstanding value in its price Geld. Seven body styles eo— © + . . *1495 to *1745 = Imperial **80’? —92 horsepower and speed abili & of 80 miles and more an hour in gp leash—a saciid aa per- formance and comfort absolutely unequaled by any other fine car in America. Because it shares in the advantages of — sler’s tremendous production facilities it offers at prices remark- ably low the luxury and distinction of the very costliest cars. Eleven body styles ° . * . $2495 to $3595 All prices f. o. b. Detroit, subject to current Federal excise Chrysler dealers are in a to catind des conwenience of a yments. Ask about Chrysler’s attractive plan. All Chrysler cars ve the additional gee? > theft of the Fedco System a‘ —~ Illustrious New Ws: for your mor When you J thousands upon thousands of motorists, it has | increasingly obvious that Standardized Quality takes all the guesswork out of buying a car-¢-definitely assures the highes standards of quality and value, whatever the purchase For it makes each Chrysler the beneficiary of all the pioneeriny in engineering design, exceptional skillin engineering, re in manufacturin The shortest acquaintance with an and vast resources concentrated in thi development and building of all other Chrysler models Through it, Chrysler applies refinements pioneered and deve oped for its cars of top price to those in-lower price range. y Chrysler “529 “62” “non ‘ : eee eS Pita my | ie. - > # eS . te eS or Imperial “80°—will reveal a score or more of outstanding advantages. We invite you to see for yourself. Choose any model and style you wish. Drive it and know the ardized Quality makes g g g g great difference S in motoring satisfaction. Z Le Pa <a New Chrysler “Red-Head” Engine—designed to take full advantage. ; of high compression gas, produces extra speed, still faster acceleration and even greater hill-climbing ability than the stenidale emmccmasdl This remarkable develo the “52,” “62,” “72” and sport roadster of the available, at slight extra cost, for all other charge it can be applied to earlier Chrysler 2621 Locust Blvd. MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. SERVICE AND PARTS 3870 Washington Blvd. x 4 KOENIG-FEUERBACHER, Inc. 3456 S. Grand ROBERTS MOTOR Co. 5156 Delmar Blvd. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. 7300 Natural Bridge Road ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. 8800 St. Charles Road METROPOLITAN DEALERS: FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO. 4360 Manchester Ave. NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. yton, Mo. GRAF MOTOR CO., Ferguson, Mo. Cla Granite City, Ill. se pment is standard equipment on the roadsters of Imperial “80,” It is also body types. For a reasonable ~ cars now in use, 3 7 a ie x ; Be an a [TUTTLE ETT _JEfferson 3610 T MOLLMAN’S, East St. Louis; EAST SIDE MOTOR CO, BERNHARDT-NIEHAUS & CO CHRYSLER MODEL NUMBERS MEAN MILES PER HO . —offerin, full-crov —and fi genuine, rolet is es the work ».SO ref standing! everywn » Y° Never be vided so many chi From g 3 ST. LOUIS 3» Allen-James Wi 7800 Forsythe Bl., © Big Four A 2218 S. Je Ballwin Mot Ballwin, oie

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» oe ae 8 x Sra ted, Ty ee BA,’ Mis- presided. In the evening ee, Btucky Quet was held om the citth ban. of the factory branch. floor of the The meeting, accordin aham, | liot, was called in, order te ai illys. to dealers factory policj : i, Inc. ‘ensuin- year. F ote. | presides. ie oe ee a , ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a... ss ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ ne | ‘ = * TULL 2S TO PAY FOP TESTED TYPE N GARAGE _ _ Tons of Falling =a Bricks From Near- Vil by Buildings Failed (as. to Crush This Building ialiaal lS I ELITE TT TTT TTT ATT IT DING YOUR NEW PORCH AT ONCE ADO SUFFERERS ction Co. TTT, ERT eC ERN EERE: “YrreneN eS pengegnnetvenrnm pupuattenseel Teale fae net Thin: TOP OR RNS ae SE eo ram sane ~ Coayarinat ig? sph m5 xa 5 eaters aioe ite eels age tage puistbeaatenrce ten Anan shi eaten rr , 5 2 te - ee sataiaiaaaiiitaiass ; z . ee ae : ‘ hy : pangeetavs Mattel OE ee A Lo em OE a yA Fe 4 , spent - ne core *~ ial ath A A A ye re al, tt sai aoa bab eninih acetate ys oh te eR SEN se — ree = % a ee x » * : se lly Pht ia dinars eat Rag yerywhere ~ . admire its beauty / tire carrier, every detail stamps it as a car of the finest quality—built to standards of excellence hitherto as- sociated with cars costing hundreds of dollars more. And this remarkable smartness is matched by a type of performance that is no less outstanding—perfect comfort at every speed, flashing acceleration, and delightful handling ease. | 7 Nis The IMPERIAL LANDAU Reduced to "145 ee ae The Coach - - *§Q5 The Coupe - - *625 ——.. ae ae a ae 270 : § A / motorists, it has hecome darcized Quality takes all : ; 2 ; , ‘ ; ; be Nae, 4 Pe “3 4 ; vise ot "4 : ‘ Buy tis 7 1, laa a ea TY, 3 Ate Fe es A . ; ed ire SRC ta! Petty A 3 ~~ : ; ita 54 ; LT Ag la Sort REN ee See oe ee ie athens Nw a 2k ate Se oe: Ste TN a Soy eae a - PR 5a OR A ie hee. $0? eo ae ‘ ee cote : . 4 : Sauk as : SIPS RAIS 9 Rls sat pp ets Rt er OIRO OE Ry aT a a a ea le ln ge ami ir aaa aaa ea Chit a lei eRe. ti penile ill ibiltthintsdbdee tare oe ; i a ws ia i ar raw ene RA Ee 5 : al Se af y f Bes ee fi be Seu ye sy : eee oe i 8 eS ie au " x's hag hte oa - A, “9 qi ; i es hg Ne ag RRR Ts % BPE: te ae eee ; ; : A ae cue ae PS eee alee a ot cena: Pee Nt : 4 uF : Bie hae at : deg 33 Po bat i Se ee & _ t te OS SCO EE Peer fk Oh, EE X e Fes e ee 2 Pe a } , r ba sitar 4 Je ape he: Soin fn a st 2 pied ian ne pies ye ai 2 ig * Ms oF er S ¥ i Po 2 i * a paevies te eS f sts is So Py oy pra FAL h % Mi Sal Mig rte ne. cs x =e rey i e or ari ae ~ ees cok Re - 1 Wy os Pech she ¥ it . Embodying all the masterly design and craftsmanship of bodies by Fisher— —offering such marks of distinction as full-cr6wn, one-piece fenders and bullet-type lamps— —and finished in lustrous colors of genuine, lasting Duco—today’s Chev- rolet is everywhere acclaimed as one of the world’s most beautiful automobiles ..so refreshingly different, so out- aciary of all the pioneering ail in engineering, precision — s concentrated in the other Chrysler models. nents pioneered and devel- JSC in ‘lower price ranges. Chrysler “5 the — “a2” or more of outstanding 2008¢€ any model and bod standingly smart and stylish that people everywhere turn to admire it! Never before has a low-priced car pro- vided so many fine car features—so many characteristics of custom elegance. Come in and see today’s Chevrolet. One glance at its custon-built beauty, one ride at the wheel of your favorite model—and you will know why Chev- rolet is everywhere classed as the world’s finest low-priced car. ett: ae All prices f. o. b. Flint, Michigan Check Chevrolet Delivered Prices They include the lowest handling and financing charges available. From gleaming radiator to spare Reller Chevrolet Co. — 7239 Manchester Av., Ma plewood South Side Chevrolet Co. 3645 S. Grand Bi. Wells Motor Co. | Hilmer-Belcher EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER. = Chevrolet Co. Standard Chevrolet Co. — " 1163 S. Kingshighway BI. 1351 State St., at Veronica o Neill Chevrolet Co. 120 N. Kirkwood Road, Kirkwood, Mo. J.H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co. Halls Ferry and Chambers Rds. Gravois Motor Corp. : 6820 Gravois Av. Reichardt Motor Co. Webster Groves, Mo. Lachland Service Co., Inc. Lackland & Woodson Rdz., Overland, Mo. Gilliam-Epstein Century Auto Co. 7502 Michigan Av. Warner Auto Co. 7200 Natural Bridge Road MacCarthy-Pardue Chevrolet Co. . 2218 S. Jefferson Av. Motor Co. 5929 Easton Av. Orthwet heceay? Corp. 5320 Delmar Bl., University City [Lackland Service Co., Inc. ! , Ballwin Motor Co. Flint Chevrolet Co. S celeed ant Wastin Bde Torte Sige | Chevrolet Co. s arne Vv. erson 3610 Ballwin, Mo. 4714 Delmar BI. Overland, Mo. MOLLMAN’S, East St. Louis, IL } e EAST SIDE MOTOR CO. gg ) — ST. LOUIS DEALERS Allen-James Motor Co. 7800 Forsythe BI., Clayton, Mc. Big Four Auto Co. Se eseeseeneeseeenssnssse 7 PER HOUT BERNHARDT-NIEHAUS & CO.

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Supervision, Set for | Oct. 16 at Detroit. | Special to the (ost-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 8.—A race | to decide who is official dirt track | Cham ion of the United States is | “@nnounced by the Contest Board | of the American Automobile Asso- | ciation. Contest Board officials have felt | that the national dirt track cham- | plonship should be determined in| & race to which should be invited | drivers who have made the best | showing in various sections of the country. The championship race ts to be conducted under strict rules and | regulations at Detroit. Mich., Oct. | 16. and will consis‘ of three heats ‘ton a of 50 miles each. : New Moon and Diana Distribution — | LOCKHART USED AC PLUGS IN BREAKING 100 RECORDS “Frank Lockhart’s achievement Se Center for St. Louis and District a as de ae ale , ase Modern automotive building of the Franke Motor Co., Hamil-| nd Ridge avenues, where Moon and Diana automobiles are dis- | played and distributed in St. Louis city and territor Racing aces who have oat cit} rritory. ES ae atecntice | : . A parking. of 75 cars on the roof, with an electric elevator that handles - ™ - > 8s . > . . . laurels on speedways, as well @8/4..5 care at a time, is a feature of this buildin , g, which was erected = aeet treeka, have entered for | about a year ago . of breaking every one mile dirt track record from one to 109 miles /at the North Randal]! track, near Cleveland, Sept. 25,” gays R. A. | Stranahan, president of the Cham- 'pion Spark Plug Co., “is one of the most remarkable motor feats | | of the last five years. | \“The Los Angeles speed marvel _ broke more than 100 dirt track Se | Speed records. He averaged 80.826 SUNDAY MORNING, — an hour for the 100 miles, ‘former records from one to |Smashing all of Ralph DePalma’s | records with his Miller Special rac- 25 ing cars. . ee OCTOBER 9, 1927 __. | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. rf. miles and all of Tommy Milton's | spark plugs exciusively throughout | pS. between the 50 and 10@-mile dis- | his racing career and has credited | tances. | them, in frequent dispatches to} “Here are the old marks he | that company, with contributing | broke and his new ones at seven | heavily to his racing success. On Any New Fresh Trade In Your Olg Ti; GOODRICH © = 5000-Mile — Two Disreputable Cars. representative distances: —_— : aaa ~~ ee, ee ee Cee Si LVERTOWN 1 41:95 83.0 $2.75 | | 3 3 > AES et] $10.00 to $36.00: | Balance on Our Original 25 17:42:42 84.5 $9.39 | According to size of car. | E ie 50 35:55:72 83.7 $9.37 | OLD PAINT REMOVED R ENE’S oa 75 64:25:72 82.6 79.30 | TWO-DAY SERVICE ORIGINAL 12-PAYMENT es 100 1:14:14:50 80.826 80.00 The rizinal Auto | PLAN Se - o 'S 404 W. Sth St. er “Champion offiicals point out! that Lockhart has, in the last three years, established nearly 200 world 3246 3300 Washington ” 923 STATE STREET, EAST ST. LOUIS, Painting Co. J. G. Ingledew, Mgr. CEntral 5974 1820 LOCUST oe nee Ete Senter He has used Champion the dirt track crown, including Raiph De Paima, Frank Lockhart, |‘‘the best drivers from the Atlantic nated to participate by the district Coast States, Western Pennsylva-/representatives of the nia, Middle Western States, Colora-|Board, rather than choosing the Southwestern States and/18 fastest cars and the Pacific Coast have been nomi- 'large.” George Souders and Cliff Wood- bury. “As this ig an cvent of national character.” the Contest Board says, do, Contest drivers at ~~ SMO YOUR VITA Associate Dealers: Les Motor Co. 7823 Ivory Britt Motor Co., 6227 Nat'l Bridge HEST SIX CHA ATTENTION ON NINE COUNTS Nor until the introduction Tare Moor Company Inc Washington at Garrison, JEfferson 1241 South Branch, 5626 Gravois, Riverside 5466 AMERICA’S LLENGES of Dodge Brothers great Six has any car possessed NINE points in which it is definitely and demon- strably superior —not merely to competition—butto any car selling within nine hundred dollars of its price! Nine fundamental points in which the Senior is provably superior to any other car selling up to $2,500! Here is a statement so strong and 80 sweeping that Dodge Brothers would not have tolerated its pub- lication were it not DEMONSTRA- BLY true. Come to our display room TODAY and investigate these tremen- dously importgnt facts. “America’s Smoothest Six” challenges your attention on nine vital counts! 71595 @6.8. O£TROIT. Fu PACTORY cQUiPMeNt Tune in on Dodge Brothers Dependable Hour of Music every Monday Night at 8 KMOX—Columbia Chain Webster Groves Branch, WEbster 3210 Associate Deaiers: Townsend Motor Co., 6701 Olive | Street Rd. University City | Turnbull Motor Co.. Troy, Mo. | [Beats 45 Fastest Trait 7 0.0 ee 2 ER C A WTA BY LYCOMING rOW & RE @ ile m ‘yeading + west into north ec bis | pat two - and th: (yereed hun: P everything ’ tling flivver an ; jiving off the » went. } thinks. ‘ythat many have learned, | ifornia on just | — ‘rir F wot much fun, after all, motoring | eepenaee HE public They are. cars. No That is farther | owners impose | service. 45 ‘Trains “Century” and the “Chief” as being fast. But it requires over 65,600 minutes for 45 of the world’s fastest trains, going in all directions from Chicago, to run 40,000 miles. And these trains get MANY fresh engines, at regular inter- vals, in order to make this remarkable speed. Contrast this phenomenal performance of three Auburn fully equipped STOCK cars that ran 42,000 miles in less than 40,435 minutes (exact duplicates in every way of the Auburn cars every Auburn dealer has). Here is an amazing record of performance, endurance and value never before approached, let alone equalled. No change of engines for these three stock avoritism, but the hardest kind of | driving, continuously, under American Auto- mobile Association official supervision, on the Atlantic City Speedway. | To even RUN 42,000 continuous miles, at | much less speed, to ANY automobile’s efficiency and stamina. punishment than any | But no other car has ever survived an official | test of this magnitude and distance. Three Auburn cars DID it, at speeds that overwhelm- | ingly break all records. | 6-66 Roadster $1095; 6-66 Sport Sedan $1195; 6-66 Seda $1295; 8-77 Roadster $1395; 8-88 Roadster $1995; 8-88 Sport Sedan $2095; 8-88 Sedan $2195; 8-88 7-Passenger ¥ a ‘ pee : " Maver Meee t * LM apie ee) ee aR) oa ee Kee a; ~ * s oh eas “83 eae St ae aie nth fas) SWE VERE op eee me tee MENS RS Beak Ns és BS ssa stdh eke eee oF a Se i hag. Pah treet aS eae Se ARS Sr) aCe a Se Say ice Pag BSN es ECU 2 ae, a Rh inate ME Dak a aie cs a a ei : 4 ra 7 z ee Sete SP tee eo: ete" ss an igs os § camps now prefer places where | tent. > eamping, will disappear entirely | within a few years in favor of the “WC. MERRY, INC. APPOINTED Name ef Train From Te Miles Hre. Ming, Twentieth Century Ltd. Chicago New York... 973 20 | New York Express....... - New York..... 9879 25 UB Lake Shore Limited.....) “ Boston....... 1032 2% § New England Express.... be Boston..... oe VSB FF Interstate Express....... 6s Buffale....... 46 12 s Chicage Cleveland Spi... o Cleveland..... 357 7 @& ae, cccasiccscosscséve “ LesAngeles... 2228 6 .. California Limited. .... ° “ LesAngeles... 2243 70 36 Banner Blue Limited.... 7. (A cane 236C=ilCr hC(CUW Capitol Limited......... “ Washington... 73 18 gf POE FP eicecdcdsctesevec _ Pittsburgh... 434 l1 ts I. .cncchunianese 7 Tacoma...... 2208 71 2 Com ccccassecesce - Seattle..... 2189 71 15 PE ctcnvenatiianiwe is Omaha....... 438 i3 18 Southwest Limited...... “« KansasCity.. 504 14 .. Twin Cities Spl.......... os Minneapolis... 421 12 5 Golden State Limited... ss Les Angeles... 2281 63 on RRS 6 é.ccccdsvacctbons ” Los Angeles... 2318 67 on Missouri Limited....... ” Kansas City.. 490 M4 ee Panama Limited........ ” New Orleans.. 921 21 os POE, . kccicdaetdcoctios * Jacksonville... 1127 32 30 New Orleans Special... . ” New Orleans... 921 2% x Diarnond Special........ - Sa. Laulis. ccs 24 ¢«C T:~= | J. P. Mosier...... . .St. Francois, Mo. Foster Motor Ce. 320 E. Pershing Av. Auburn Sales Co.......... Quincy, Hl. C. Joyner ............. Benton, [il. | Seuth Affton Auto gr ae vy ™ mn pene Ge os oes. us. nen Mo. ~~ gmap? + i King Motes Sales... - Burlington, tows e Cie: on, oe Bellefontaine Garage, Chesterfield, Mo. Foederer’s Garage aa sete — nies ; oe 4 oe cH + Ellisville Garage ....... Ellisville, Mo. Jobn Green ...... ‘sess +eCantralia, I. Trail Aubure Meter Ca. Puduedhs Ky 73 é 7 PAN TOURSTS” ARE DSAPPEARIN Cross-Country = qrip Tour Expert Saw But a) : to the Post-Dispatch. Nw FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.—The can tourists,” sO familiar in rd highway travel in former is disappearing from the, gs, according to I. A. Hankey, r expert of Californians, Inc., s just completed a 500@- etor trip over the Froads| from the east and middle | ern California. Dur | whole jaunt Hankey saw disreput..bie automobiles |» y were both headed east. Thr ave changed, says Han- se the days when spring shield w ireds of families to load | moveable, including hen stove and pup, into a ret- | Sag d head for the west, ; ee * oe country as they | . Times h key. since kite The reason for the change, he | are first, that the novelty, ing has worn off; second, bg to their == hey can't live in Cal- | sunshine and They have found it s) of motor sorrow, that t across the country in a broken a down ‘car, and that wherever they | New go they have to work for a living. ‘si de “Better roads and more and bet- | . : t lations along! > ter hotel accommoda national highways account for the QUICKEN " he says.| bicher class of tourists, “Only a few parties carry camp- DEATH haps equipment other than per ¥ oe pani automobile stove. sia Many stop at hotels at night, and sai : those who stop at automobile parr they can get a little cabin and avoid the trouble of setting Up 4 It really seems, s0 far as: mesa cross-country travel is concerned, | | hed that the old-fashioned automobile | 48 aentitiinn : space for tomobile | streets, W. : , | an, at- | amount more modern camp with clean “ale -e cabins which can be rent- | — epttie by the night or week.” os eae Oldtime western trails, lined with | — akeletons of hofses and wreckage | 5000 p of covered wagons, have given | high, = way to smooth motor highwaye. oe But skeletons, says Hankey, stil! line the routes—skeletons of weary porated flivvers and “used car bargains ical ap which eouldn’t quite take their | speedier owners all the way across the gravity wide—and hot— open spaces. ly elim ing, cars motors four-wW SHUTTER FRONT DISTRIBUTER . ¢ = } " i re 8) itt it UI Li jee TERMS CASH, or take two years to pays Under this monthly payment plan you 2 : you now pay in rent. After Twe Years W 3 Carage ? nee The prices are delivered and erected, service door, hardware and glass in Quick-Lock Open Saturday EE Phone Manchester ¥ 1210 S. Vandeventer Ave. Bat rae yee Mees

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PAGE 7 AVERAGES 46.7 M.?. 1. FOR 690 MILES IN STUDEBAKER “Six hundred and ninety miles in 14 hours and 45 minutes, an aver- age of 46.7 m.p.h., was recently ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Paige Car in 1909 and Today permanent exhibit of Oakland and Pontiac sixes, is in the new Gen- eral Motors Building on Broadway. A. R. Glancy, president of the Oakland Motor Car Co., and Mrs. Glancy, who have a hobby of col- lecting early American furniture, helped plan the murals, decorative —. ’ — ia " mS i (1 On Any New Fresh : GOODRICH | VERTOWN COR Balance on Our Original i2 PAYMENT PLAN REENE’S RIGINAL 12-PAYMENT PLAN . 9th St. 3246 S. Grand 3300 Washington ——— ATE STREET, EAST ST. LOUIS, ILLINOIS ee ee ee wae 3. . ar ed : eS pe INE RIOD ea i AE SIE LA eM oA EG AS IN 9 See Canaan Ko Sabla win PE i a ~ ieee RRS 385 teal) Daas oe ee Pisin eee a 3 two Disreputable Cars. ee to the Post-Dispatch. FRANCISCO, Oct. 8.—The ean tourists,” so familiar in 4 highway travel in former jg disappearing from the x ee a ae ee a gens ee a ee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927___. pee: ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ NEW OLDS PLANT ADDITION | tor Oldsmobile has increased at a contributions made through the 8t. ) tion and the Automotive Accessory The first building in the $3,000,-| Now new buildings and yy eng AsSociation and turned in by Lee 000 Oldsmobile expansion program)! are being installed at an expendi- mittances to the fund from auto- of October, according to factory) the factory. mobile concerns asknowledged in ing, Mich. It is ex- o Steere Gt Laneng, x AUTO MEN COLLECT $1 1000 Further contributions in consid-| yeme ana furniture. made by a Studebaker Commander chinery and rearranging produc- | | erable ee ie at aoe woh One mural represents Chief Pon-|coupe between Tulsa, Ok. and tion lines will be completed before | ‘rece reapers. re GS AUSmCuN the first of the year. | Including checks totalin? $2639,) °C °T® “SSOSIAE OM the siege of Detroit in 1763. oe tory reports o6 S > r —— , e This large expansion of plant; turned in Thursday at noon bj other shows the signing of oes Colemaeies’ emma eet evidence of the steady growth «f; Louis Automobile Dealers’ Associa- |Anthony Wayne obtained from the Oldsmobile business. Hardly more} tion, representing remittances for CAR SALON IN NEW YORK | yraians the district which now in- | dent a — tae oe A beautiful blending of Colonial | cludes the city of Pontiac and Oak- Tulsa udeba ° factories, at a cost of hundreds of|through that association, vhe total . ; thousands of dollars, were re-| contributions made by the’automo-|picting Michigan when it was the/ture various events which cul- sober Union aprons ete spam ‘ hunting ground of the Indian, | minated in establishing a flour mill o'clock in the morning a the Oldsmobile six. At that time! nado relief up to Friday morning ‘ the facilities were believed ade-| was in excess of $11,000. - | pleted New York salon of the Oak-|from the present Oakland Motor |that same afternoon,” the report land Motor Car Co. ‘The salon, a/Car Co. plant. says. T0 BE COMPLETED SOON rate that made the earlier plant} Louis Automobile Dealers’ Associa- dual hades revision and expansion inadequate. and from acknowledgments of re- will be completed before the end/ ture of more than $3,000,005,” says the daily newspapers. pected that work of installing ma- 7) nr ; FOR TORNADO SUFFERERS tiac and his warriors advancing tO Colorado Springs, Colo.,” the fac- ——— -—-?- ——— 3 “arn S tan sckanes LAND HAS PERMANENT 7182 eae Genus }and manufacturing facilities is| Robert E. Lee, manager othe St. OAK H treaty of 1795 by which Ge driven by Stanley Thomas, presi- than four years ago the Oldsmobile| Red Cross work sent “to and : furnishings and wall murals, de-|land County. Other murals pic- istered out of Tulsa with the West equipped for the manufacture of! tive industry, as a whole for toy- é : make attractive the recently com-|at Pontiac in 1819 on a site not far|Colorado Springs at 4:38 o'clock ‘qoads, according to I. A. Hankey, | : These figures were gath:—ed from expert of Californians, Inc., a ; °." ee - & 33 quate. Since that time the demand | bo has romped & 50r™ ede eg —. | NBS i he 4 . ~ 4 e motor trip roads } . »* 3 - *e~: “en : tm — s * Rr stb oo tary Fxe =. | - ‘ ~ => 234 a8 J panes $F Tit ~~ a os rains Miles Hrs. Mins. oawtt ‘ . ‘ a” elena ij ty “> ey a ee a a) ea oe a ee we New straight eight cylinder Paige coupe with 4-speed transmis- Chicago New York... New York..... mo oy rtm > “oek Pye rma: Pmay PARNER DOE Ge ai Oe OE A SM Ne Ee wi OR lite ie * = ; tow a « te ACR CS mee nad oY SSeeehassess ‘ a N es oo o . : See Ame Om Sard OOP PPS ae Uren ) ash? a - * 66.» ‘ae * Se. Leuls. ..c- Omaba....... Ft. Dodge..... New York.... New York.... New York.... Washington.. Pittsburgh.... Detroit. ...... Detroit....... Detroit....... New York.... New York.... % Ci: “? Saxvess: : 4 + . rt * ; ’ é : - + ij . Pa A 5 ot ‘ Racine . Bi ee Pe ; ¥ “ a z ae aie , 5 > am y PR IE ee , : m . ie Ebi io gags «ARGS ca ae susie: EEA Tite ihionate ame taene dante ee csi i i i Ng a ae A ia i) VAS, Sat ; > in ets ee pages S| ; 4 ° y oy mn) ch pe: os : . a re ; oy ia A so aang ¢ eee a ‘ ; Pr at: AO are Re a te Aiea ‘ Pe TN eg ay os ah eas et PR tea eae ol is a Cs ; Ki iB sh Rabe ty: as rd al i } ; ty $e) bee rc Oo ; & , ara. - bs (RET aad Be AGE Sach MONEE, TARE Fae |p a DR LP |, = Ma doe = oy =F) ey i . OS RRS Ut RRO eo aay ieee - ag ar : c : : f 4 ren. <7 . ; oe a . PS PPR AE AS Ge Oe ER Eee ee ty DT ER wt St Aa Re en Tec ine SOR a tas Ne ee ad bat tes AOS Fe j a Pe i E } Arey ogi) Ween act vi - 2 ii "a fi = = RS ERS PRY Bi a ee Re PE Be EER et ee ee PR Pee en ee a an Fer te ee ES Ee OE <= TS OPES: SMR E, ©. MMS oes Meney Lane sent " igs PS ee ee To . CE ange _e ; ail Ver, SR chia ian We eg kg fo be SP OR Te a tok on, Mae Be a ae a gd <rer as Micali a Se racers Sib Ve Se a Awe ay . PRES AGT AS LORE, REC PRBARREAD GR RF ONES. eS CRC ge Gh tepaapgnge te ARMM Orage et F eS to inl 3 eo “ * ae, ae! Ba We ty a8 An Lae SS <n el nies Ke 4 i ‘ . MRD AO BS it Rak sie OORT IE. SEIS, Ht ‘higher class of tourists,” he says. ® “Only a few parties oth me noi | t an perhaps isc caulprient automobile stove. | “A ereater speed, on our public! Years ago motor car engineers /@ conven ‘cht, and | Bishways, will reduce auto death/, . 21, snete etforts towalld se Many stop at hotels at nignt, a rates because it will develop more ent all eir effo owa se- oP Lge men rt ier rr those who stop at eapaggage ae ; careful driving and more cautious| curing first of all power, then Bs ae hen FeO ated ay camps now gage apa oe pedestrians,” says E. L. Cord, presi-| speed. That has been achieved| } , Set eka tee oD a, oe bl ¢ setting up a/| dent of the Auburn Automobile Co. | py most of the makers of automo- ogg py ee ee agi "it io Mlogical to believe that) ne woaay andi stad ian Bp tent. It really at oncerned slow driving mcans careful driving. aes “es eet nes iy gota ne cross-country seth S icaaneneiite In virtually every city of size au- enna: 2 va 5 <A “ee . “ies that the etd-fashione: é : a semebile accident statistics’ show) ?"**"s : wpa ace payee a " amp. providing — peg 4 ‘that more accidents occur on side —e on o79 Macet he . oe sm eee il cans tn favor of the ‘streets, where there is but a small Saiaieadia patina west — : cog stad camp with clean, at- | amount of traftic. F “Chandler -has established a ore - , hich can be rent- | “Present speed laws were enaci- tandard of ietness with its high wactive — cog or week.” ed when we had four-cylinder, 30- | se d ‘a -aguishe ne -” “ape “ts ~ : pe cheaply 09 ra calle lined with | horsepower automobiles, weighing | ap prleoyyows ni a el rs ae te att ce horses and weerkawe /5000 pounds. These cars were bul't | po sstchahe “ha Gil ean pipe tt of covered wagons, have given | high, were wasp cage On BUICK | ive research, says the factory. vy to smooth motor highways. | turns and slow to pick up. | “No special cylinder head was Way tO & . savs Hankey, still} “Modern construction has incor-| , oacq on the Pike’s Peak motor to “a iar aretetons of weary | porated every advanced mechan- eitdeve “thi super Praveen and olin ian car bargains” 'ical appliance to make automobiles | Saietel corkedeniaal: It 2 which couldn’t quite take their) speedier and safer. Low center of | complete high-compression motor owners all the way across the | gravity construction today virtual. |in itself and has proved successful wide—and hot— open spaces. |ly eliminates danger of overturn. | ; . ‘in doing away with the “ping” ing, cars can pick up faster, and | caused by detonation. ag i i, , MERRY, ING. APPOINTED | eee a. on “Many notable Chandler features SHUTTER FRONT DISTRIBUTER | sible to keep your car under com- | Bave Deen incorporated in the mo- SIDS £0 By | 'tor of the Royal Eight, Big and Ww. Merry. Inc. 3920 Lindell | plete control at all times. These | special Six series for the express OPT Gabriel distributer, hes | mechanical perfections reduce | » urpose of producing velvety : loon eieinted Matethuter in | traffic acident possibilities to tne | emooth noiseless performance. ‘@uthern Illinois and Southeast} Minimum. “Another important handler . needy Bo ic Oa 9 “We cannot evade the traffic 13- ‘dilieiestia which scale to ietoe op- | patent engine and radiator warm- | *¥°: We must find a solution. Ant eration is the honed cylinders of all er miamtnetured by the Ajjon | that solution may be found in Chandler. meters-scie: aaa : Auto Specialties Co., of New York | wider streets, better pavements and |}, 14, are not just ground or . , % parse ‘ — ag ¢ystematic arrangement of stree.s j Twenty dealers in the territory, ec teustate .cestain. highways for reamed, but are honed to a mirror- like finish. This eliminates the in- ™ according to Merry, are thus far} Pm ‘handling the shutter front and /| faster travel. itial wear when the car is first run, "more are being lined up. | and insures from the start better and more quiet performance for Se eg eee q GARDNER PRESTIGE INCREASES a . “Gardner Motor Co., Inc., build- | the entire life of the motor. | —— | , - There are two models, the red. | label, for all makes of automobiles, | and the blue label, especially de- |er of the Gardner Eight-in-line and “The crankshafts of the three signed for popular priced cars, and | 34th in space drawings for the 1927 Chandler series of motors are stat- : : _ —Comes the OLVETINE Sedan aeR RS kaw eB etl Sesaws g . a : _ eNO b , MEe N Jacksonville. . Jacksonville. . 30 15 55 55 45 25 5 5 35 4 a en TE ce ~~ - perngennst mai ieee iap Sie known as Allen Special Shutter, |New York Automobile Show, step-|ically and dynamically balanced -“Allen Shutterfront.” according | ped past seven competing motor with counter-balance weights, thus | to Merry, “keeps motors running | car manufacturers in sales during | reducing vibration to the vanishing at correct temperatures at all! the past twelve months to gain point. times, insures quick starting on /| 27th place in drawings for space “The new Chandler manifold was cold mornings, and protects bat-/ allotments ‘at the 1928 Show, | developed after an extensive study ®@ ‘ty from excessive drain and ex-! which takes place next January,|0f mixtures and proper vaporiza- haustion.” the factorv reports. tion, and exerts a marked effect on pa the performance of all Chandler /motors. It eliminates power noise 7;and at the same time promotes “aa GARAGE SPECIAL! ©": “High pressure lubrication to all OW that Auburn cars n FASTER speed. was not speed, altho establishes Auburn or me. © Re _ © "prove in the acid hds that Auburn cars BAR SZ DI RE RTT S EST MY NCETM TPE PEERY AS MER taco: Ae Hite eer bhai tra J tter built, more effi- Xr ve days of blic is entitled to the e relative value of ad not what its build- ALUE. < for itself — say to you when you d designed car, lower, more comfortable to effort, and do every- do easier and better ss of price) that you butperform others in es, on hills, in sand onditions. I will get , and you will mar- not tired. I stand himum of attention. y ih: gh reszle value”. ht Eight and if it does be askud to buy. $ 877 Sedan $1695; and Equipment Extra. Open Evenings and Sundays KENTUCKY i Auburn Motor Co... Paducah, Ky. —— Why pay rent or leave the car outdoors? Prices are good only for a — time as an inducement to get your order in before bad weather sets in. One Car 10x18 Two Car TERMS CASH, or take two years to pay at reasonable interest rates Under this monthly payment plan you buy a garage with the money es now pay in rent. After Two Years Which: Rent Receipts or a Grage: he prices are delivered and erected, painted, complete with windows, service door, hardware and glass in mill-made doors. Quick-Lock Open Saturday Afternoon and Sunday FREE Phone GRand 7839 wEoatles Manchester Manufacturing Co. rage, Enables you to open doors from alley. 1210 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Louis, Mo. a _bearings makes the motor literally float on a film of oil. There is no j ' metal to metal contact anywhere. ‘SHIP 51 MOON CARS Te LOS ANGELES BY BOAT Fifty-one Moon automobiles left the port of St. Louis Oct. 1 on two boats of the Mississippi-Warrior Service for Los Angeles via New Orleans. The cars, recently or- dered by the Barrows Motor Co., | Moon and Diana distributer of Los Angeles, consisted of 86 Royal six-sixty roadsters and 15 six-sixty sedans. The shipment was loaded at the | Municipal Docks at the foot of | North Market street and was sut | on two boats, 19 automobiles being | loaded on the express boat “Gulf- | port,” while 82 automobiles were | loaded on a barge. The “Gulfport” arrived at New Orleans in six days from sailing time at St. Louis, while the bare LOW PRICES MUST REDUCE OUR STOCK ‘2 PRIcs IUISS wensier rie $8.45 | 314 Recta’. $12.45 ica $0x5.77 Cords} Fisk: <°"; Miller Non-Skid, | Miller Non-Skid, Skid $14.75 $16.75 | 40s3% Wisk Nod... . United States, Bisd Fisk N.-S $14.75 r United States. $16.25 Geodyear All- Fisk Batton, $16.45 gga 26.08 —- ; ‘ - isk Premier— remier « Non-Skid $12.75 | Non-Skid $13.45 4 ty Baty i ae sua, $4.95 | HIGH GRADE Sirus: Non -Skid Clincher ean 6 6 @@ Oe ersize Non skid Cont, PSeBO | JONIt Novsua......., PIFS 31x4 S..&., $6.95 } 32x43 $.8., $12.95 LC , 8 Cord. $= ol TOP F ISK CORDS 32x84 S. S., $7.45 | 33x44] $.8., $13.45 Got Henry Dury, "Y $10.95 | 334 S. $., $7.75 | 3414} $8. $13.75 re ve Tires Are Seconds, but Will Not : of These Tires iErrEnse Must Be Accompanied by Bank Draft. Money Order or Check IN 1180 te Sa Shipping JEFFERSON ii Reliable Auto Tire Company . 8117-3119 LOCUST STREET » SERVICE 1 ~ ® and Retail—Deniers Write for Our List tise vice at Our Store—Inner Tubes Repaired Free Deliver te All of City Free of C “ince and Alj to Se Oar _ + un SERVICE WITH A SMILE is scheduled for arrival about three days iater. At New Orleans the cars were transferred to a Redwood Line steamer, which left New Orleans yesterday, which will take it through the Panama Canal and up the Pacific Coast to the port of Los Angeles. The sailing time from New Orleans to Los Angeles is 25 days, and ts considered fast time for the trip, says the Moon Motor Car Co. “The great saving in freight charges on such a shipment when made via the all-water route es against the rail route caused the distributer to order the shipment via the former. the factory reports. ‘CHEVROLET DEALER IN TEMPORARY QUARTERS While the sales building of the 'Wells Motor Car Co., authorized | Chevrolet dealer, at 3008 North | Grand boulevard, which was dam- aged by the recent tornado, is be- ing rebuilt, the firm is temporarily ‘doing all ite business at ite service | station, 2820 North Spring avenue. , sedan for those who want Wolverine performance plus asedan body. Look one over and try one out. Feel for yourself its sweeping flow of power, the soft and certain action of its Velvet Stop brakes. Use its easily handled controls, pit it against time or grades, hold it at a fast pace for hour after hour. Then you'll find that, ata moder+ ate price, you’ve found the kind of car you'll like to own. REO ST. LOUIS, Inc. re STEINER-FAHRENKROG AUTO CO. 3145 Locust BI. SOUTH SIDE REO, Inc: 4000 Page BI. Lindell 7792 JEfferson 2800 2819 S. Jefferson PRospect 1900 TERRITORY DEALERS TERRITORY DEALERS RAE SE: ELL - Co. E. E. SCHNEIDEWIND J. H. MACHENS , = wall gS Belleville, Hl. West Frankfort, Ill. St. Charles, Mo. EGYPTIAN REO CO. co. C. A. BALSEY ALTON REO SALES iat og Nokomis, Hil. Alton, ul, APE REO MOTOR co OTOR CO. Cc JOHN BRANDES MORFORD M Cape Girardeau, Mo. * * . MOTOR co. 4 BORMAN BROS. L..M. & O Columbia, lil. Cc Carlinville, Ill. Centralia, Ill. The mewest AMERICAI!! car by one of the oldest AMERICAN bus/ders Far and wide the Wolverines of the roads have gone. Strongest of their size, able and willing to conquer any conditions of highway or trafic, they have lived up to tke reputation of that fearless master of the woods, the wol- verine, for whom they are named. Eager to take its place beside the other Wolverines of the roads, comes the new Wolverine Sedan, low and long...a roomy, brawny, comfortable four-door REO MOTOR CAR COMPANY Lansing, Michigan CHAS. FRANZ Staunton, IIL FISHBACK & BORLIN arrollton, Ill. ~ fiagne eee oO co GALE: AOL RARER

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: Se a , —— ae ns $3 dice aa: ‘iui Lx ee ot Vig We deter Se», +Hihp Ae is We aia ete yi r. 7 4 pee Fe a Age ae, 3 x 4 ee - 1 i . “it ae tog 4 i f *. ee apie sea ‘ = fos s sic ema Bs ea ae Se * “ does bt the : oy Fes PNR Me oe bth a ae Be FE ah hS 2 - ‘ 4 We te a Ab tenis yas a. “ v . “ - Pee om a One oe ee ~¥ Pane oe wes ecb a i ges EPR Dp cat ERE AE LAOS: PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.___— ______ SUNDAY MORNING ———=—= eee First Class Awards to Be Pre sented at District Court of Honor Meetings. the boy reached the rank. will no longer be a troop) award in St. Louis, local scou headquarters has announced. presented at the District Court neste | Honor meetings, the same as merit; 1928, no first-class awards will be given by thé erscriet courts unless the scout /+reasure ' badges. After Jan. 1. first-class; Be- | father. ; bd , ° ’ _ wo a > Sex if ginning Nov. 1, the badges will be! ganized, with cout of|man as patrol leader. been a > lan assistant patrol leader. In the duty with the new scouts, John Boehr. ‘have joined the troop. i held new Fathers’ Club. Troop 160% held a Fathers an Sons hike to Kenwood ‘Sunday. A iwent with the scouts on the trip. troop for two years. He was also recent tornado disaster six scouts from Troop 14s were on ted Cross Thursday night and 15 scouts Friday. Three | ;,; Roland i Schaefer and Clarence Fritzemeyer, | Scout Vic- The first class badge. meneee ine Bauer is leading im the mys- presentec by the scoutmaster tOitery contest with 159 points, and any Boy Scout in his troop when!/Scout Kirk second with 80 points. A meeting of the fathers will be tomorrow night to organize | : Each mem- | * | ber of the troop is to bring his A new patrol has been or- | William Woll- d ~¢+ 3 number of fathers 4 of ball was s | They mobilized at their troop head- | they | They | the '@ther agencies in relief work. They | » | > riaay ' ipanied the : ‘pla > and acted an honorary pall- hearers, giving the scout salute at ‘the lowering of the body. Louis White, father of Scout Clark White, a new scoutmaster of Troop ‘and th Ad . conveyed the boys tg Frank- - > $$ we fort. staiiscmliiasitiilanast NORTH DISTRICT. Deputy Comualsionei J. P. Simons of Rezion No. 1 in the North Dis- + wishes to thank the scoutmas- ters and scouts of the troops in his rexion. Nos. 3, 172, 161. 206 and ©°42. for the response to his call to help in the relief work necessitated by the tornado. These scouts worked finding personal belong- ines for victims of the storm, serv- ing as aid for traffic policeman at intersections, ted Cross preparedness for an that keeps the troop. Independent relica!l Protestant Church. Fair and Margaretta, conducted an derfoot scouts this morning. ceremony was part of the church cervices. this being Rally day for the church. Secoutmaster ceremony. The candlc and three candles for the three _parts of the Scout oath, was used | | Twelve scouts each lighted a candle representing a scout law. Senior by the storm.} Patrol Leader Schinelz then lightej | the candles representing the parts ‘out oath, after which the tenderfoot pins were presented the candidates by roop committee. Troop 53 has room for about 10] in the troop. Any! more scouts boys in that neighborhood who are interested have been askeu to get | ,In touch with Scoutmaster Brock- | troop meets’) evenings at 7:30 o'clock hoff at once. The Tuesday in th Independent rotestant Church. Evangelical Two new scouts, Ray recent storm the scouts of troop did some good work in the wrecked district. the Lamber Flying Field today tc learn about aviation. Fifteen scouts of Troop present at the last meting wé@re each presented with a knapsack by the troop committee. gram held at this scouts received their second ¢lass pins, two others their registration and another his first-class pin. This troop is on a 14-mile hike today. cards, Troop 22 of the Walnut Park School reports that all the mem- bers engaged in a number of ac- tivities during the relief work at the tornado. Many aided the traf- fice policeman: others reported to Scout Headquarters and assisted In | of telegrams which | +t » S2en the delivery the Western Union turned over to the Boy Scouts; their delivery force | being unable to Keep ahead of the large number of messages received from people body to its last resting | |ing East St. and a3} relief trucks. | | highway; George B. Bolt, | Kingshighway, investiture ceremony for new ten-' Th: Brock-. 'hoff, assisted by the members of 'the troop committee, 'scouts of the troop to put on the, ceremony, | a candle for each of the 12 laws,’ helped the) Scout oath and explained) BY CITIZENS’ LEAGUE GROUP Officers Will Note Offenders in Their Districts and Seek to Instruct Them. Smoke supervisors for seven of. the eight districts of the St. Louis metropolitan area, as provided in | the three year program of the Cit- izens’ Smoke appointed were yesterday by the ° : o . ‘ executive committee. vf the league. | hat In rneir respective districts each will take note of the émoke offenders, and seek to curb the nuisance through Each supervisor will have three instructors on his staff. The supervisors are Robert S. Mills. for District No. 1, compris- Louis; Herbert J. Lutz, for District No. 2, extending from the Municipal Bridge west to Grand avenue, and south from Chouteau avenue to west Kings- District No. 4, west on Kingshighway Park. north on Virginia on Grand to Magnolia, west on Magnolia to north on i Kings- highway to Oakland, west on Oa2- rn a enn en ene —— ——— = - - 75c Roll and Up sO kinds to select from: 1. 4 ply Rubber, surfaced ‘complete, 2 Large stock, quick shipment and al) at A BIG SAVING Write for Free Sampies & large Gen. Catalog. A.4 CHILD SONS M:8@: & Washington Est. 1874. St. Louis Abatement League, | flagrant | instruction. | , OCTOBER 9, 192/ _——— Limits to the District east b3 h by ~Page, On| 17 SMOKE SUPERVISORS NAMED |'2=2 ‘© cy tints and som an BOY SCOUTS AWAKEN INTEREST Activities of Boy Scouts | east onthe City river: H. W. Inquiytes as to Becoming Members No, 5, bonuded Ol _’crease Since Tornado. ennd,; om tae Bere : fii One’ of the results of the work | the west by manne ig ate sie — | of the.Boy Scouts in the period fol- ‘south by Magnolia; W. M. Burrell, | District No. 6. bounded on the east | lowin; *: the tornado has been @ hy Grand. on the south by Page. | mark increase in the number of on the west by Kingshighway and | requesis received by local head and on the north by the | quarters from boys for information B. G. Engel, District No. %, whicka would enable them to be- territory between Kingshighy| come|“icouts. In answer to these way and Calvary on the east, Oak- | reque\ is, Earle W. Beckman, loca!) land on the City Limits@nd , scout sxecutive, has issued the fol- ithe river: C. O. District lowing statement: | No. §, St. Louis County. “Tr recent storm has proved te A supervisor for District No. 3‘ the ci izens of St. Louis that the z } | south, sxinner, i will be appointed later. "NGINES . Fat 8 Gu \rantee the WITTE Engine to do the work of 3 to & hired hands and to save | YOU one-half the time, labor and cost of any 50 NEW Features! a Get my unheard of LIFE- ED. H. WITTE, Pree 7007 Witte iidg.. 7007 Emplt = Bidg., N° KEROSENE GASOLINE J GAS OIL OISTILLATE N . OR GAS and Tree , ete. Q eS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ber of the Boy Scouts stands him in good stead when called on in an emergency. Any boys desiring to become scouts should get in touch (_ PLATE. including extractions, ;0LD BRIDGE WORK per tooth, Be Sure to Come in and See | Opposite Fameus. Pilates Repa! ‘ training a boy receives as a mem.- with any scoutmaster or Boy Scout DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, 614 Olive Street. A Serviceable Set of Teeth UPPER and LOWER $2 . 00 TES. ONLY . yi _ CROWNS and Pr aa Ye 5.00 Wi ONLY . at NATION FREE. Bon i. te 5:30: SUNDAY, 9:00 to 12:00 Over Childs’ Kestaurant os * wred—(me-Day Service Lady é they know, whe essary in formation” 7 a to headquarters as place them with good wa tt i ~~ — ; 7 * | Salon ts expected to bring orex suxoay MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY rx evenscs sp E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET moably the ejimination of some MUELLER MOTOR CO... Lucas and Hunt Road HORSTMAN AUTO SALES, Collinsville, Til. CLAY GOODLOE AU CO.. 5641 Deimer Bi a, the wide variety of which always contributed to the bigh MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. Belleville WHITE BROS. A FIFTH STREET GARAGE, Washington. Mo. 51a and Sh. Leake be. some age le 1. SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES, 4937 Natural Bridge Gravoi of Manufacture here. SAYRE MOTOR CO. Lebanon. Il. SHUBERT MOTOR 4209 BRAHM- ELLETTE MO - MEYER AUTO CO., Florissant CARRIGAN & HOPE MOTOR co. reson a . CHARLES SALES CO. St. Charles Madison, Granite City and Venice Y¥ AUTO CO. 7805 Iwory Av. TRIANGLE AUTO CO. S617 Gravois UNION GARAGE. Unicen. Mo. Oo. K. MOTOR CO. Edwardeville ii ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, inc. Zist and Angelics day merning in relief work in the storm. area. William had been out all Saturday morning with his triend.. Floyd Hyman. also a mem- ber of the OSCAR GRANNEMANN CO... New Haven. Mo. STOFFEL’S GARAGE, Highland, I! For Night, Holiday er Emergency Service, Phone JEtHersen 3370 ¥ Accept only “Bayer’’ . —- i ebieeeeiaienettee asa which contains proven directions. sy tae B boxes of 12 tablets Also tles of 24 and 100—Druggi Aepiin te Ge rade mark of Rayer Manucactur of Monoscetiacideter of Saleyicnci package v *

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Neer eaeee iis him | they know, who wil give ime | j ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997 | | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ on in an | cssary information. Or e] Ree. ’ 5€ on er | ; TRIED AND he would rather have rheumatism TRAVEL AND RESORTS SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS L ring to|to headquarters, 5 ‘ in toucn | building, and we Teg Che because the treatment had taken e ©raleal 4 | , oy Scout place them with £00d, tee ee to 2 away his taste for whisky,” Ander- , f Loa son declared. “Most bee raisers are “(¢ oe Ome to f PUNISHED LAOTERS teetotalers. but I think that ts be- PONSORFD BY . Cause they eat lots of honey and as c j R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist ) on: ae away the craving for Y.M CA ~ Lewis Real Estate Exchange 614 Olive Stre et — . A rs 1, Real Estute Fundamentals Practice Course, Inatructor—M. H. Rodemyer, * aes eable Set of ~ a —— Presi myer Realty Co. Teeth ¥ ty mander of Tornado Relief yA eat Mais Lace cong std branratn Course, owe and LOWER PLATES | SCHO : . OLS AND , Instructors—McCune Gill, Attorney and Vice President : ae NLY $25.00 00: a Ww. ‘Work Tells How Summary cmon COLLEGES ~ Pe Guaranty Trust Company ao . - ‘2 4 Judge Henry 8S. Caulfield, Counselor {cr Real Estate Exchange coos ° $5.00 0 ey ’ Court W as Held. OLIVIA GREGCRY These courses appeal. to the man who wishes to enter an attrac ‘tive and honor abh ONLY 4 . 3 | business, the realty owner or the man who wishes to buy a home ang to those al eady . . ) : in the real estate busihess. Courses dea] with the actuai every day ‘relll estate pro bl in) ; a ais tues: notte Ua : Studio of Expression | '2,{2¢.200) (ise busts, Courses. de MISSOURI Repaired—4me-Day Service. Lady Attendant, | § 2 wmmary court’ for prowlers - tornado area was held by 3202 Paim—COlfa, 5022W. COURSES STARTING OCTOBER 11 AND 13 | ee eee Y.M.c.A.scHOoL oF commerce = - | JOY L1ealth and Pleasure : H.... assigned to stil and rescue|~ as hl : -E, CEN | SIXTEENTH & LOCUST STREETS TELEPHONE, CENTRAL 1350 e by Chief of Police Gerk a ADELINE ROTTI Drink the famous NTY bubbling springs of four pours after the tornado. Any H Ww eyder into the ruined homes was Announces the Opening of Her ' different curative waters beckon you dark spot by the war | . ; ’ Pp ? , ~ r ] gas, and in the words of Rey! DANCING CLASSES City College of Law and Finance Benefit from. the men goed enemies hs Re ME" Queen of Cruising Steamers” Im, in command oO - | October es n choo ershin | ; Es. “was given his Galleries, 6570 non. Bia ls Side | (NIGHT SCHOOL) ie at dale pleasure. Missouri’s National Health 9 and punishment right now.” ~~ jt et yay S. Grand. ) TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT OPENS | West's fais oes Resort bids you welcome. S S RESOLI | E - “One ages job assigned to | TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11. I} course Each yeat more than 200,000 persons journey pitcade ee, Bq” Chisholm said, “was tO Watch | qummrsTABLISHED 12 | | * to this Haven of Health to bring themselves for vandals. tase nied mgt STRASSBERGCER OPEN MEETING. PUBLIC INVITED. | Dance to tantal- _ back to a néw level of well-being. Come here to January 7 1928 rr 2 4 Jee: three or four Negroes GER College Office Open Day and Evening 5 , izing syncopation _ repair the strains of Twentieth Century living. 7 ee Come!—drink of these world famous mineral ldn’t give an account of ° : , , ed Js prowling around” in CONSERVATORIES 322 N. Grand Av. (Grand and Olive) JEtterson 9126 tay Asa Bo springs. Rest, recuperate, play. ©)s THIS modern magic carpet, you sail away Home homes. We held our own appointments Get the C Fre in utmost luxury to lands you have always wt—right in some dark spot. | § ST. LOUIS’ FOREMOST SCHOOLS OF §| * mare et t omplete Story— ree re Pee E Palesti Fast Ms ett them lying there.” MUSIC ben in ate, TRAVEL AND RESORTS TRAVEL AND RESORTS Thrill to motor- Send now for the booklet below. It will give eamed of secing —~ Egypt, F- Eyird, we left them lying there.” courses in Voice, ‘ ) NI Se Oe ing, tennis and you more complete information concerning the Africa, India, Java, Borneo, Siam, the Orient, Violin, Piano,Organ. {| horseback rid A little before 3 p. m. Thursday & | ing wonderful Excelsior Springs Waters. It pictures ‘ a call for American Legion men Public Se hog! Musie, Ha rmony, / | inthis picturesque the beautyand leaned Chat awaits Hed, oe Hawaii. One hundred and forty days of happy, 7 ‘gus broadcast from every _— Composition, Expre ssioit siren | A SPECIAL SAILING ne or ante THE CHAMBER of COMMERCE | wondrous experiences — lifelong treasures. § radio station. By 6 p. m, nearly tral and Military Band Instru and World War veterans were |Jments. To THE RIVIERA, IT ALY, ‘x, EGYPT pees ah 4 Excelsior Springs, Missouri | Sailing eastward from New York, you visit 63 : | rolling ab jnded oe Pe | Diploma—Gold Medal Awarded ch ee Oe teacher 9 pes nt countries — ea Wet Boston avenues and by Grand |ff Zerme Moderate | Catalog Free It CARINTHIA from N. Y. Dec. 3 ; : B \ Write for ports and cities in 30 differe Boulevard and Whittier street. ST. LOUIS, MO. | s | eg this Booklet at the ideal season of the year. ¢ @ =CRelieved Police on Patrol. A most opportune sailing for travellers to the Riviera, Italy, Greece | : “We assembled at the Elks’ | and Egypt. The Carinthia...a great yacht...designed especially Rates including extraordinary program of shore poe. " Chisholm said, “and placed | for world cruises, with every conceivable comfort for the luxury- { , gurselves at the disposal of Chief loving. QTiled ewimming pool ...squash racquet court and A 3 excursions — $2000 and upward. . i Sienna = _ ai et of . gymnasium... naar Fro . - El sangre sens room... | - ; I tieved fi spacious staterooms wi 8 and private S$... a cuisine to - } tive literature will be sent at equal er te Feet Of us delight the epicure. Q The Carinthia calls at Villefranche, Genoa, | oo stick to work with the rescue outfits, ~~. Naples, Piracus, Alexandria, Gibraltar. | y , HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINB @ “We at once established tempo- . — | headquarters at 4020 Page —— Rates from $250. up | = . : UNITED AMERICAN LINES, INC., GENERAL AGENTS ster tenstace Wboulevard and opened two other , _ | ee GO . stations. More than 200 | CUNARD ann ANCHOR LINES ” Oy jai HB Pe 177 N. MICHIGAN AV., CHICA women members of the Legion ; > 29 Oy. & | . Shas bx Pate Sw NCD ey a2 ; Reitaries led by Mrs. Gus Wies. Your Locdl Agent or 1135-37 Olive St., St. Louis I) ii iaee i 4 | ar ee oe, mee Koma or local Steamship and Tourist Agents § Gertrude avenue, served about | uh Sy a oe On | Te JM y ri 0 meals a day at the Page bou- as : , 7 re nail Sau | Yoshoshoyand CT oe When Avelin MS | SANGAMON ALN aT + | the tornado. All were refused as Pieces of eight, parrots and piracy 4 peanecesary. The Festus Post, Fes- —one or sixteen men on the dead | for business or pleasure, use these hotels in tus, Mo., sent no offer of assist- Mance, but 23 men and three trucks| ™an's chest—mutiny and buried from that post reported for duty treasure — Stevenson’s famous Boston—Buffalo ° ‘ the Deer street police station yarn of Treasure Island will cet P . : _ Soe your blood to flowing faster. Cleveland—Detroit—St. Louis | Doctors’ Post Offers Aid. | The Boutwell Post, a local chap- ™~5 ey “Ne Hotel Pennsylvama @ter composed of nearly 100 phy- New York Secsler Of Operated | pens, Immediately offered 18 | youwitigetadecided India paper, (so coms | t : 0 Phone ee b.. . a} ~ reservations at on houses. " . ri ov u oe r - - ’ rss, _ EO Nene EY T= RM SA Be I eer SI ve are fe ea ee ’ : ae > nS MERE es ee lt ieee ee erga Ge ES * pdr? phe Be ee ne et ee eer va a 5 eee fais ch en + oe. 5 ae eh A io ae tian ee SR wean. | Se Teer hee ay site . a we eee gst a, of tau + > S98 ee 4 a me. pp A ae hE TALL RT AN Ae te igh i ee aia (POR REE BR Sree TA ane ins ; . i gour first beautiful book will fit easily in | A spontaneous financial Bo lt Gemere Seok. your pocket)ané | bution was made at all St. Louis | e¢thrili that will mul- und in smooth, flex- — ae posts, and the American Legion | tiply ” you choose oe Pe : a " our favorites, one tastefd!l go eco. | a ae aie de . crowd oe one from the 165 ee aera each | me reilel work. 1@ men in Vet- | titles, the great nov. atthe better book-~ | Man's Hospital No, 92 at Jeffer ‘one a plays, . of ee, Well-sclected libraries “a ¢ Barracks contributed $56 be- setae 4 ae a aaa . zations. Variety of restaurants, from om ere nightfall. landpoet- BiheHi ize | lunch counter or cafeteria 3 3 "The ‘digging crow a’ was a | Ty>s of the : . ; we ae ’ Books and | z to formal ela carte scrv- - oe Ase world's Paeetaaettetteenee «=the Nelson ice. tty busy bunch for the first | greatest HiSLLERESED, «New Cen- ee or four sided — —_ Ps eye RUM, brass cos. Recognition of the guest’s right to courte- ky found nearly a dozen bodies |. 9 5¢, pared, ~ | ous, interested, helpful service from every oth scue ads h iv- | ‘ : Eth rene orunds Bad of NIELSON ||_—sStatior eanployeo; and it.you got unsatic agic, tt would have been funny factory service and the Jocal management : n see the personnel of some of NEW CENTURY does not satisfy you, I will. we digging squads. In one bunch r Se eevate in Sree discien LI BRARY | HOTELS 72100 yr | i £/: ee ee : Sh | “ is ‘- ass —_—-. ee ' | = , ix RACY : ai ~ = oa pmembers’ services wherever Ce. thrill when you buy pact that an 600-pege Rina SNe o Ww ass” “Snifaatligr Kai hell with the former captain Ke 4 e his company. And everywhere “we private got rid of a bundle of a 4 he managed to drop a little TRAVEL AND RESORTS “weeewn the neck of his ex-captain. Si sts the adee cf a rock Beautiful Balmy Bahamas . ? meonch “3 hp} agent. N 2 HOTEL F Take AUR AO CAT NRE ARTE ec ee emenns mi somebody's chest, and that’s Phat counts.” Seterict Misuse wT Chath 7700 rooms with bath and circulating ice-water 3 3 The Legion Headquarters now Every Outdoor Sport. fat the Jackson Johnson Jr. mst, 4160 Lindell boulevard, where iM and clothing is be’ng distrib- Med to the storm sufferers. AMERICAN IDEAS USED | IN FRENCH AUTOMOBILES 7 r sae 2 ay : | ! i ~~ | P , Of and Gasoline Purifiers | \ / v dn = Pearon Cars ORLD CRUI SE . /, f. i, Sm pear on Cars. | AL | Pe . ° . i Pic Nortatet wee —Sik cylinder | —_ the, ST Winter with hg call for i's ee satestons 208 2 | of the BELGENLAND 3am ) homes will find St. Louis pre- Rents will be the features of the , ‘“ : of the | ared to make _ sng “8 a ae | The largest, finest liner ever unique luxury of the Belgenland. ot, p d many more mare | to circle the globe She really is arare combination of 7 families contented in their § the pioneer in uutomebile in- | Bention and practice but she has | 3 swimming pools and 2 gymna- home and a smart country club. : own homes Many heau- me to follow America in many | : Rings since the war, such the | siums, a verandah cafe and trap- > And her world itinerary? Already : | d body, sclf-starting, better shooting equipment. Sounds more __ tried for five years and found per- : Homes yr t if ul, new homes recent- i SELLING ung, spring design and acces. | like a country club than an ocean fect. Returning passengers pro- ripe Sg ie Blinn arnt | liner, butit is characteristicofthe | nounce it so. This year there will Everybody ly erected as goons P ro p ert y devices and the general | be no experiments, ho Sw itching, , : the orrers listed 171 : aod | H the Is made easy “ alike electric hora. | | no drastic change of place or time | : tomes im j haein de ke tate 8 oy alg oe — | —no need to gild the lily. city, homes in the the Post -Dis atch ” “he Po . e, expensive | , Ws Ls At, -Dis- # this year the low priced, quan- | O ted F : 1145 . * light, high-compression mo- . Ra ff. yes eee Oo Seve het tee te No. Pieemee s | we om A wre RS a i A ala a hc aa Ve eee A Ee IR a2 eee remy nao Si tine? syle ao | : “t', died ieetine painters ’ oy ‘ : e Ameri igs Express Co., 65 Broadway, New York; their other Bins: Dispatch. to $925. Ali a. . 4 will appear on many cars. | é ie i) (Sees MEDITERRA he liberal es —» @uring the money panic of ‘<a HEAN " ee.” have been going down slowly PS ga . : + Balon is expected to bring , OPEN EVENINGS a ae és UST ST . ' Sey eager a ts me ot ew includes oo oa. Italy, EeyPt, : mT saneeeer - =F. ° reece, ete. White Star Ji Adriatic TH UST STREET _ Bees WN mig Te fmsd Fos 2S ete er Lome qu T SALES, 4937 Natural Brid — 2 NGS : r = ies | gare CO. 1049 S. tr — - leer set : y | | - ‘ ES, inc. Zist and Angelica | Weed Oct. | $.—-Bee stings are | | 3 ete for alcoholism and | a . | t i orrallind J. Anderson, one) Wm. H. Maybaum, Mer. W HITE STAR LINE | IH First in News and Features Four 46-day cruises—a service permitting the great- est freedom in planning. Stop-overs from ship toship or return home from a north-European port, if de- i at the National Bee | Louderman Bldg. tith and = oe | inners §6hR ED STAR LINE Wi First in Se. Louis Circulation idea. wat who went toa, ENTE RNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY x irhere they cured him of! . i | HHT TENT HARTTUHE TTP EET TES h by means of bee stings. | LUT UT THEE UPHELD ad pM ERD FL ben he he came out he told me

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_____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ __.SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ —i a : ‘ S General Nev The"WHY of Wi, ly -K n ights m ark ay Sup erion . = . ‘ 7 : a 3 ~ vy os, ts ; ae: ; ¥ a , pA > Be 3 ay c » ie » 1a 4 ° a Xs : ~ ei . 4 ie Se e § 6 43 ae ves ‘ 3 ; a Be G 7 ~ 4 x ‘ gg ts ees ~ ca rs et ‘ 1905 THE KLINE ORCANIZATION ' BORN IN ST. LOUIS 22 YEARS ACO AT 509 WASHINCTON AVE. HAS LEADING — ESTABLISHMENTS TODAY iN ST. LOUIS | KANSAS CITY \ DETROIT But only the patented Knight sleeve-valve engine ’ fcr ff gives highest uniform compression, insuring — > mm 4 smoothness, power and long life beyond a Ny any other type of motor ‘ Mn we OI cP OME By a SINE SP PGR BS > . tin wera ¥ ; i : t - a ‘ 4 High ee is — Exqui sitely ! : raer or the ° _ b rican speed cou Gaal beautiful new colors ter mile, year a ing activity to meet mod- Your choice of many distinctive colors, both J year, the Knight in lacquer and upholstery. Colors that ern motoring conditions mes cy i J “ergo car has has caused ‘many manu- lastingly attractive. facturers to bring out | its Own. — en Uw More then 300,00 0 owners are now The patented Knight driving Wills a engine, because of the basic principle of its dee Knights. Their siieiuiiil often sounds lik a sign, offers you the advantages of highest extravagance. Yet they continue to pile uniform compression. And in the Knight “ perience on experience, with definite mile. . engine, this high compression hasbeen obtained _ figures, actual performance records, accura “ Spherical cylinder head and sliding sleeves of patented without any of the disadvantages so common figures of minimum operating costs, BD ig SEIT: Ste besake tan the walls or heads no cor: to other engines which have made big sacrifices a mass of evidence decisive in its p nersoropeningswhere fuel can escape the compressing force. for compression alone. W illy sKni ght superiority. Many of these engines require special and more Be sure to see this finer Willys-Knight, at y costly fuel. With the Knight engine, you can earliest opportunity. use any gas. Many of these engines are short- 5 is all you pay for a 5-passenger, 6- rage Rage . xd s meg . ° A ee ee oe ee NS rE ese a ee en, ee ow Se ne PISS Kae a : ; se : . ’ oe Net iS ay alo We Oh Ei ee ee - e , faeree> . Bt 3 7 = : ; 4 ’ Speers 4 = by pe: VE PI : TOS AE A 5 bs se eee hee nihe he ee 0 ae dba ge pa thee 2 are Aion Bs. sree ytecrts Ay eros “TO sd pore - ‘ a ? “ wy : ” Re ck ? i os f *y ae oe ef an - ae be ~ . . a oe we ~ oe a ~ 4 ‘ eer a ot ENG ote anid EVES “Tak os o) ee mei Ri A AAR te ee BEEN 29S Ope a we See tle Wine adi tote row oor ions cw sahesadan ng Yanga Mc: > ea eras agente rea em ey nansaininn camalamaaatis od Daa aoa plies at . ~ . +e , be ‘p: ‘ i rw Oo 2 ase. Oat ash } fy “ uae fig a on” meee pie jn ~ ME my ae eB vs ead. 2 aie ae . oe as o War *: we,

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ST.LOUIS POSI-DISPAI CH ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH remeron SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 KMlines 22nd Anniversary Sal Starting Monday! Our Annual Offering of Superlative Values... “Gifts” From Makers! “Gifts” to You! Tremendous Apparel Specialization Makes Possible These Great Dress Values ¢ A is hk ei ies re be ot? tee * ww A. # Every Dress Brand-New! kvery Dress § nderpriced! The Year’s Finest Chance to* Have Choice New Frocks a S 3 > * > ‘ " ae ” te es ; 4% « x 4 q i ; a rs d % 4 34 . ss. ~* +“ Pes r{ * a a) ou > 4 > * fey ae a 2 i om” » 7 29 > E, x 6 we “a ee BS . % “ 3 oa » we g ees ‘ : a ; 4 . - - 4 pee % =, 3 x = F . a Ag a - . “oe é be x i. aa 4 ing to the woman Anes “Gifes” in ee ee Nt Ee a ee TRIUMPHS OF VALUE-GIVING! Never have our dress specialists ame preparations for this nniversary fts | 220° eo Ce enjoyed such wonderful assistance from manufacturers in preparing this aE manufacturers are cor Girls’ t Juniors’ ES aa \ oS ee: Annual Sale. They showered us with their choicest numbers regardless of . in supplying “gift” v ay Copperleaf - — + Sante _ Dresses HIRES SANG SNARES aE Te Fy eo Yt A iF / Chiffon Transparent Velvet Pastel Shades = ! IN BLACK AND ations! vets! Jerseys! oo oe aa - pee Et "4 } ee 4 Se N : ie : Crepes! Canton Crepes! A multi S73 “ie OO SAS IMB te SS =e Ws ‘ “ee. f ea! : 3 Misses’ Sizes tude of new styles in charming 95 AAW SE A Ee ; MISSES’ SIZES TO 20 WOMEN’S SIZES TO 42 Se youthful modes. ~ All colors. Sizes | SAA (\° ont EY rite ie SS SS . , a 7 6 to 14 and 13 to 17. oT MAN ees eee e .. N | iii LARGER WOMEN’S SIZES TO 50 3 Fine Silk Frocks for Juniors “TI NAN ae: fee Nee FCO = | adivided Sizes 13 to 17.) A amart ) - \WZ8 & GGEN = Sa oe see S|, a Bre : S : ° a | | | d d array of lovely new fashions in et a SARS a i ' . . \ : ~ \\ ’ | b ; af! se . At ae : 5 .. , rs > ~ : . Sa 4 a Ad . e Ne x ers ~~ fs a wher > x , % we B= > ’ 2 : : ; aya 4B : 3 % Girls’—Juniors’ Furred Coats \\\ . } “ ‘ j , ; : J * > - Z v= | on i 5 4 ¥- » . ’ . —? A te inn > pe . i . - a ve ‘ e its f Fi . ~ ~ . ‘ : 5. ee i ks i itl rat ea rh me ‘ “ al ' F ae Fa os 5 ~ : > . “OS : ro SS -~ re _ : “ ; ; . pete ~~ a . 4 ‘ ie 4.3 P ~ - 7 =S “ . re . ~ ¢ ~~. 3 ~ : y af woe x" ‘ 14 . ~ . * > . » P : a 2 Se : : a » . ’ Br at Eat oe. . . . tes see Me Sts OE pc, e . j % i ; ae = 2 a f re VAS . oor ‘ Oe ge SACS Sy. Mapes ‘ ee = = : + . “~P- 7 > : s = P SAT Ee ees TR ee gee Pen rte a on Se : ) : im”: : eS i Ala smart autumn silks in lovely styles for . i 2 , 3 we Pat a? a , 2: ty i “ B = “ te En = thes = 2H ‘. a = ar, 2. . . 3 = | , “ rus . ~ ae % — Se et - « ‘ Ro , : ees > *, j y - as SS a . 5 PERN oa Gan eee re RR ee ree te ) if f/f * | ., cccasions. A\ eplendid erlection 6 S SHEE : + ‘ rr . : id . ‘ ¥ i yw p it )~ oie - " _ a - = - at ne rm P ~ SS ; 4 BPs. oa edge es See gs yy ty es > —— . a” “te -t “ ’ i : Rx: ty RE = * , ¥ Pu ' YS . . ee , : J ed 4 bi ‘ Pa . oY ‘ot Re . ad J > xe . : r : “ ; vi y . se> - ad + ‘ y ‘ se baat “ . ay, ; » ‘ ‘ eS . ~ - r x . r ‘ BIN en x P aN 7 : 4 eas ’ * ° Y } p . ad Zz : , a j is Ps é . . > ; >, m ae r ee 4 = = ~ , x d - a ‘ : ' ay % . ae , , ~~ ’ ca . * + ; j > es | NS . ; : > = . ‘ hey 4 7 . ’ 3 “Qolees — ; : y : ys Sy me : ‘ , . . ‘ " ‘ = a) ; 7 j ; a ne : . . ’ ‘> * . . ; ; = ~ 2 , « Crepe Satine, F Frost Ginn. Rotary Crepe, ‘ ‘ | . : J . \ ms . f ibe sive 3 wey ale

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’ to You! ese very Dress est Chance to ocks : ; a ae ¥ im a ’ have our dress specialists urers in preparing this icest numbers regardless of ions annually with these joy these remarkable dress ls of all kinds. Dresses for Elaborate modes and sim- irresistible savings. Newest Shades! Canton Blue Pine Needle Sapphire Nutmeg Black Navy Wine Copperleaf Marron Glace Pastel Shades WOMEN’S SIZES TO 42 S SIZES TO 50 her Exceptional Giroups ae ¥ 47 «> 5 * 5 , 2 il - ee oe ae ‘ :s 2 ae > oS, £ ea: aa yar a4 : Saal os 7” oe} ne ‘4 Pees : = ° ~ as at rR aa We a ears ii " : cS, ; > a ats is Pe, n 5 yr ~ ea 4 e. a “Ss Pry, “S4 * , _ ~ % - : : ; “i 4 13 esses of canton crepe, flat crepe, and autumn silks in lovely styl@s for all ions. A splendid selection at a very versary Sale price. All sizes! All ' $28 resses of Velvet, Velvet Combinations, Satins, Frost Crepe, Rotary Crepe, te, in both daytime and evening ss. Superb examples of the smartest fashions. All colors. All sizes. $58 wonderful selection of modes reflect- he most desired fashions. Rich trans Velvets, choice Crepes and fine gettes, most individually styled. est coloring. All sizes. $ SECTION—FOURTH FLOOR. + (Reg. U. GS. Pat. OFL.} ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH One of America’s Greatest Apparel Specialists Offers g Superb Coat Values The Market Prestige and Buying Power of Seven Great Stores Have Made These Values Possible 58 ANNIVERSARY VALUES at Kline’s have areal and definite mean- ing to the woman who counts her dollars carefully. Each year the preparations for this great Event consumes many weeks. Hundreds of manufacturers are consulted and it is due to their generous co-operation in supplying “gift” values that the sensational savings in this Annual Sale are possible. Here are the very newest late Autumn and Winter modes. Stunning silhouettes making lavish use of fur. Great shawl collars. Large novelty cuffs. Fur edgings and borders. Extraordinary values, indeed! Rich Fabrics! Choice Furs! Edda Malina leds ; re Fitch ; uirre eaver an alg Venise Badger Lynx Skunk — : Molta Caracul Opossum New Zealia Duvbloom Marten Kolinsky IN BLACK AND SMARTEST WINTER SHADES Misses’ Sizes Women’s Sizes Larger Sizes Individualized Modes at *O§ A carefully assembled fine group, provided through the courtesy of several of America’s finest stylists. Fashioned of choice cloths agd lavishly furred with the most wanted kes. The Coats in this group—without exception—provide definite and most substantial savings. All colors. All sizes. Paris Re-Creations *118 Another superlative Coat offering. We were fortunate in obtaining many ot the loveliest and most expensive gar- nents produced this season, and they are offered at $118, regardless of their intended selling. “Gifts” from our manufacturing friends in every sense of the word. __ COAT SECTION—THIRD FLOOR. 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. = ~*~ ~~ . *, mf ‘ge ONS 4A ~ ’ : » & " x . Ss ; . vo" = 4 ~N sa J 7 aA . . aj . . . o SS \ rey : ‘ar o. ‘ w . . ~ > . » re 2 omen es fe ea ee ce rs . . os. ne ? rae Pee pack ae ‘s Tie Reticy acer ghiernane aaa ASN <kahDalldien wikis veaagianiog aa GN SMB N it aie ‘ Cee, Deiatehce OL AAP Aalhllypen biden nce set? Pots CNTR oer RS! tele ies, * “ ete LNar Wes Saas She 3 Ligne La P i.e is Pte on , ie isa | bgt & (a eee wee : . ; . ee i mrt vie "¢) i ae n 2% ibs Rhy te TER ee ie cae ; te tie e arh aa 5 - Cie 4 alt ae ah rey eee ay OY Picadas Se Po caaes * Po Rites Tae ates, 5. ea RS HARD - tay abs “Gifts” to You! 1000 — Wonderful Secured at Great Price Concessions! $0))55 This is inaeeed a great Anniversary feature, One of the most unusual value-giving events we have ever featured. Every Handbag comes from a well-known maker. The very newest styles at astonishing savings. Envelope, pouch and underarm styles. Black and new Fall colors, Smart New Antelopes 4 Calf Patent Goatskin | | Novelty Grains Ses Plain and Embroidered Moires McG elt: Hien Bas KLINE'S—MAIN FLOOR. A Model at $78 » A Sensational Anniversary Feature! 2500 Prs. Imported Novelty Kid Gloves Unforgettable Values! Below Regular Wholesale Cost! ay The very newest Kid Gloves for - | Winter wear await you in this An- niversary special. Gloves of exquisite quality. Not a pair was made to sell at this low price. The cuffs include a wide selection of the smartest novelty treatments. Every pair perfect. No seconds. OVERSEAM AND PIQUE STYLES NEWEST WINTER SHADES KLINE'S—-MAIN. FLOOR.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 a ; Se J ; | = } . 3 ' ee Starting Monday! Greatest Apparel Savings of the Year! Every Manufacturer Has Contributed “Gifts” 22 Years of Fur Specialization Brings Hundreds ot * < PS & # ‘ ‘ -- “ : 23 . 4 ee j “ea & x . Cae 7 % : Bes : i ot a “¥§ es. ae I ee Ss — 3 ig aa cf . ; “sy ¥ & = Metal Clot Exceptional New Purchases .Providing Fur Investments of Typical Kline Dependability Featuring Three Notable Groups at Irresistible Savings | 3 4 $ $ | . | FOR MANY WEEK , a every Hat presented in Plenty of large head size very small head sizes. oe and Winter including bi THREE NOTABLE GROUPS are featured — highly specialized groups carefully assembled by our expert furriers. Included are out- Gi : ve standing values in the smartest and choicest furs. Our manufactur <a rs og Veal ing furriers have contributed many wonderful values at price conces “=a Beaded Satins em sions which provide many worth-while savings. Kline Anniversary 2 @ Gold and Fur values have long been looked forward to by those who desiretheexe ss a ceptional in quality at the lowest possible price. In Fact—Hats for : 3 From the Sports-Type Fs At $138—Coats of Hair Seal, Caracul Paw, Kid Caracul, Pony, Beaver- a 3 to the.Metal-Cloth ette, Galland Squirrel (Dyed Coney), Opossum, Northern Seal (Dyed 4 q INE’S Coney). At $188—Coats of Panther, Hair Seal, Silver Muskrat. Golden e - Muskrat, Russian Pony, Baby Seal, American Broadtail and genuine 4 7 ~ Leopard. At $288—Dyed Squirrel, Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), extra | a | fine Caracul, Leopard Cat, Panther, American Broadtail, Russian Pony and Tropical Seal. BRR —™~ DD ND Ape POOL et IO ih Ze. Pe nee Lig RI = REASONABLE DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY COAT 4 oe e ye pas Rae tas bay Sami ee Mie ig Bie a4 ot 2a SWAY ch, Seber aR. 5 Ag! RS RO AE RRR Sa ge TREE ee Special Anniversary Offerings of Exceptionally Fine Furs Fine Silk Gowns! Pajamas! Teddies! $‘3 88 A Marvelous Anniversary Sale, Offering Savings of One-Third! ALSO Luxurious models from many of the foremost fur stylists. Puieities Coats of Jap Mink, Jap Weasel, American Broadtail, Na- 79 Bieumare 79 tural Siberian Squirrel, Hudson Seal (Dyed Muskrat), Nu- tria and Ocelot. Richly trimmed with contrasting furs. Step-Ins French Panties Many one-of-a-kind. Again! We are ready with our celebrated Anniversary lingerie values. All the famous makers from whom we buy PERSIAN LAMB WITH KOLINSKY COLLARS AND GUFFS month in and month out have assembled marvelous groups a t prices which in many cases are but a fraction of their worth. Exquisitely trimmed garments—embellished with lace, ribbo ns, embroidery, net footing and two-tone treatments. Also EXTRA FINE KOLINSKY COAT BEAUTIFULLY STYLED. ....... .$648 ee ee on. Cuinty cocks JAP ERMINE COAT, BAUM MARTEN TRIMMED $648 7 0 “ers PASTEL SATINS PASTEL CREPES DE CHINES INCLUDING WHITE . pains nil VERY FINE RUSSIAN BROADTAIL CARACUL COAT.........$688 DYED ERMINE COAT, ROSE MARIE, FOX TRIMMED... ........ .$788 NATURAL MINK COAT, A MARVELOUS VALUE wee. 91008 OTHER UNUSUAL ONE-OF-A-KIND VALUES, $98 te $1695 FUR SECTION—THIRD FLOOR. ————

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ale of — highly specialized . Included are out- rs. Our manufactur- alues at price conces- Kline Anniversary nose who desire the ex- wcul, Pony, Beaver- hern Seal (Dyed Muskrat. Golden adtail and genuine d Muskrat ), extra- dtail, Russian Pony COAT Offerings e Furs ‘the foremost fur stylists, merican Broadtail, Na- al (Dyed Muskrat), Nu- 1 with contrasting furs. 8S AND CUFFS WLLY STYLED. .......$548 a cay a oe ty - : 3 ¥ 3 * * os ey F : : x 2 3 Y a ae > sea ra ie af —— \/j fe a _.__ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 PAGE 5A _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH y Sal Starting Monday! Marvelous Brand-New Special Purchases! Birthday “Gifts” to Our Patrons! A Highly Specialized Featuring of 2000 Individually Selected Hat Modes Featuring Only the Newest Styles FOR MANY WEEKS our buyers have been in New York personally selecting every Hat presented in this great Annual Event. Special effort has resulted in se- ing only the newest and most desirable styles for this marvelous value offering. Plenty of large head sizes in youthful styles. Also a comprehensive selection of very small head sizes. All the new colors for Autumn and Winter including black. Black Satins With Brilliant Rhinestone Trims Also Black Velvets, Many With Nose Veils Beaded Satins Embroidered Felts Brocades -. Gold and Silver Dance Hats Black—Combined With Brocade In Fact—Hats for a Complete Wardrobe... From the Sports-Type Felt for the Morning Golf Game to the.Metal-Cloth Hat for the Evening Dance KLINE’S—Second Floor ! Careful Planning and Special Price Concessions Provide Extraordinary Savings! ff 4 ™ a ” ae _ é , : a i ‘ é x ” af 4 In Patent, Gunmetal Patent, Satin, Black, Rose Blush, Stroller Brown Kid and Reptilians SUCH A SALE! We importuned many foremost makers of fine feminine foot- ; ; ae wear for concessions which would make our Anniversary Values absolutely record-breaking! And here they are. Dozens of charming Fal] and Winter modes. The very newest. The very smartest. Every fashionable leather and satin. By all means check over your footwear and come bright and early Monday prepared to supply your needs for every day and evening need......at savings which are very much worth while! FOR ALL OCCASIONS Street, Business, School, Afternoon, Evening ALL STYLES Oxfords, Straps, Pumps, Opera and D’Orsay Pumps All Sizes—Widths AA to C Shoe Section —Meazrcnine (Reg. CU. S&S. Pat. Off.) Anniversary Sale! Fine Kimonos Bargain Values! “Gifts” From Makers! $G95 A special Birthday group of Kimonos—secured at price concessions that make them bargain values— Crepes— Figured Silks— Coat Styles— Negligees— seliad In all the a wg a desired colors. _ ee abn so Se oe Pease PR Ey a ORI ag x . la a ns - Siegen soya th ADE Poet, il AON DF a Bias * $8 EON ee - A “ —* bani pray i M" a — rons “ re Sar tee Om Obs BO oe — ei ie ey eee ae eee te ee on . He en ne eget tat on + tty toes inpen POLL EAE LEON RL LEE MILI LALIT CIE NE, SLES EE AREER, wet so we eet Vibe

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LT 3 is heyy a3 * * bs ig : “ : ; : is 5 3 if S }- Be 6 a Pe Pi ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . al 7 : i ‘ Row © ; 2. as ield 1048 Hour Test 2 w/ “a ) were dest | \. ° F Thousands of women who suffer | ten, Ba’ | a | rom distur leep, bladder weak. ' brigades a Sas backache or leg pains would be | Peay oa Pa tichted if they would only make) conte | . oS : simple, Cystex 45 hour test. g . 4 . — | Just step into apy drug store and + for Cystex. Put it to a 48-hour, bs If you soon fee! like new, full | Fag pep, able to sleep soundly with ‘eains alleviated it will cost you only) le, otherwise nothing. | Don’t give up. Don’t wait. Feel) tter tomorrow. Learn the joy of | Phealthfu) living. No need to risk | © q any on anproved things because * - : di - , : 7 = sole judge of vour sat-/'™ ‘kind, | The Basement Store is ready to do its part in providing Anniversary Values that will long be Gigi ye: == + +2: hee te ee ° Re: hinding, money-Dac arantee. | PARE remembered. Every manufacturer who enjoys our patronage throughout the year has . ie - concrete . . . f e a ° , + «e a 4 4 a rance, ats es eg o a .. fee?” co-operated with special underpriced groups of merchandise—real birthday gifts, s 4 co . Thousands of women already know that Kline Basement values are inaclassby ; } cm ce , Just Touch. nas bal 1000 STUNNING NEW emai And coming Monday tgmorren 8 fie See a ee ) FALL DRESSES! gy, 12300 Cit Lavishly Fur Trimmed! igiass ¢€ aj! is A marvelous selection including Frocks for evening wear, for afternoon, for school and 4 : business. Not a smart new style is missing. ” ae REASONABLE q - Many, in fact, we obtained from houses whose e DEPOSIT | — : Stops all pain Dresses are rarely sold in a downstairs depart- y. ‘al a : in 3 seconds ——— ment. Every Frock is a gem—a real birthday if PT GY WILL HOLD “ | RKS like magic on any kind gift to you! Basque and bloused o, ANN g ’ V\ of corn, no matter how old, effects. New necklines. Tiered, é aVe | & ANY COAT Ee S where it is, how bad it hurts. One 2 —-. tUeeeeta+s. Suen’ . 3) sae tucked and pleated styles. Charm- ptouch and the pain goes. ingly trimmed with lace or velvet. unbelievable. Then the corn shrivels r . e iy é “a -up and an scientific — that : , Pa. i”ga : tdancers, walkers, actors, octors 150 Lovely New Party Frocks, Too! F e V4 : Hand millions use. Beware of imi- 4\ | a 4 Gee itators. Get the real “Gets-It” at Velvet ) » > ——— 4 aE, feading drug stores everywhere. Combinations \ » ote: “ie 4A \ \\\ P 7 “CETS It" Crepe Satins AD » 4 ~- Binee : : . + Child’s Scalp Broke SMARTEST Pine SX Ti eee “¥ Te | Cuticura Healed WINTER fh i ag | \ : z= 4 nS a Bae Ti aha a ite 4 P, “ My little daughter's scalp broke SHADES BHA S —— VER OF a os , : 4 out with pimples. She complained : | AY Wilt \ 4 a mS q _ J of the eruptions ftehing and burn- MISSES’ | eer Wit i ¥ AVAL! \4 4 a ing and thev made her head ache. WOMEN’S a Tay i - \4 : ! e . # Her hair fell outand wes lifcless opel | 1 Oe aa \i j | of | ‘ » jand dry, and there were bald places LARGE % egy! — | af reat 3 around each sore eruption. She SIZES \A 3 i & | \} io S p | would cry and was very fretfal, es- Georgettes Canton Crepes Uy at night when she would oe ® and could net sleep. | 4 “She had the trouble about three » | weeks when ! sent for a free sample Lact Cuticura Soap and Ointment. “4 After using it two cays I could see . a great change so more, » gard in a short time she was healed.” } i (Signed) Mrs F. M. Gill, R. F.D.3, > gCutler, Obio. Make Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment your every-day toilet prepa- . 4, 7 >. iy ; e ~ > \ * . rea , 7 1 = > aN ‘ ~ ‘ ~ oO > fo . “+ oy wh \ , ‘ ae ,, , : ms ~ ‘ c ; 7 — n . oF ia e > . —_ o ‘ . *. : . ‘ be: aw. >” : « ‘ “ 2 eS ae : > - - -“' ae : . ey ee UL A i * 7 , . Sa, F / i PF > ye ‘ oS ig : . q | Me : . + . ¥ “ -* ; _ ~S ‘ : iter | - =" e ; > R. « ag* 7 # ° : , ‘ ~ _ . Cs ie 2 » iz ey teow : z ae x ¥ : 4 : c > . d ; ~ ’ 4 Ree - > D SAS ’ y ; a Lie ~) *.. e ° ¥ a a - , i / . . £0 : : ? a j = v. , ’ . 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Bear «it ioe comping’! 5 an ae x F “ies ae PR a a a i ha a eee Pe ty ae eee a 4 at , 4 RIE ee, Ph tea cdal, ee he ee > «ead aaa ve ee eae ? he ‘x act seen Toe es wder are used each year by ul women everywhere. : ws Bae Oe , a Ogee = \F eaeeee, Pretty Miss Dorothy Mohr, of Marvelous Special Purchases of TiS Mia 2 SF Oe ee . o MEME ong bance Nod. save: “A friend i , Me Bia PITS ' a Le e; ce i \ 4 = - : & Mme a box of Black and W hite a DN , “4 “Eee. Bea, \ \ 9 = ae ece Powder and urged me to try tae 77 BP a Pg? Eh \ | i 3 = it. I had experienced such diffi- ie F f x y ee 7S a | | 5 -eulty in finding a satisfactory face RN fe | / a ‘ . = a hwy that I was delighted find ASSN i ee 4 Sak Val ve oe | \ | a | blended perfectly with my skin. Mb 3 \ i *® Lee ' \ «J @ After one trial I decided to use it . i , 1 D; a—exciusively.” ~ ys ES FP .woee WO ete I \ f ‘A e me A trial will eonvinee you, too, S ; ; > AS oe Ai SR eck Se @ fig ‘4 7. mrreat Diack and White Face Powder atins: Velvets: Felts! 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Mzden, Mass,” al = ’ - 4 »* > rerenemreehtee hk « ‘ . ~* e ‘fs . a Bu '? . > . od a lL * ie, eal qo ae @). pee paaekt eR? & Cikes ox Almost | believable. Then the corn shrivels | and goes. A scientific way that | Row Over Property in Bava By the Associated Press. BERLIN, Oct. 8.—Farm ovale Stables and agricultural machinery were destroyed by fire near LIlliko- fen, Bavaria, because the fire brigades from tw6 rival towns poured water on each other in- stead of on the fire in a fight over jurisdiction. In response to the alarm the fire brigades of Regensburg and of Illkofen arrived at about the same time. There was solemn ‘Parleying at first, the crew of each brigade claiming that it had the Sole right to quench the fire. AS arguments proved ineffective, the Illkofeners reinforced their point of view by turning on the hose on the Regensburgers. ‘'chese replied jin kind. French Church > Built of Concrete. PARIS, /Oct. 8.—A_ reinforced concrete church, the first in France, has opened new possibili- ties in design, but above al] in economy. For $12,000, the town of Montmagny, not far from Paris, has built a church 120 by 43 feet, with a high bell-tower and steeple, Best of all, the church is light. The upper two-thirds of the four walls are half colored class, set in a criss- cross design, much like leaded glass except that the framework all is in c¢ ment. ADVERTISEMENT _A Simple Application That Dissolves Blackheads No more squeezing and oinching to get rid of those ugly blackheads. Get a little Ca) onite powder from any drug «tore sprinkl« a little on * het, wet eloth rub over the blackheads and in ‘two minutes every hlackhend will he Ataanlwed QAWAav entire! FIREMEN FIGHT, HOUSES ra agentan nd gousdl to | riar INVALID CHAIRS For Rental Service Factory Branch The Golson Missouri Co. 1438 N. 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It is ni genera] public for the first time. ine ai once to give relief from the Dp alt vomiting and other discom- agonies, and from day to day eady and been forte an the improv ement is ast rapid. Ne etarvation liquid diet necessary. You can eat anything you wish after tak- ing our treatment a few dare. Now y*« ri} > able — J ‘ . sal TR Es AT TME: You ar zz tu doe nc it he ' t on. Wr ite of our 16 day trial offer. Wol e's Labora- tories, Des 425 East Pico, Los Aneeles, ¢ alif. ADVERTISEMENT Liquor and Drug Treatment Thousands of Liquor and Drug Users Have Been Permanently Freed by Dr. Keeley’s Famous Treatment. thousands of hopeless liquor and eddicts have been completely restored by the World Famous Keciey Liquor and Drug Treatment. Men and women from all walks of life are eent or brought by friends. relatives or em- loyers to The Keeley institute at Dwight, llingis. They take the Keeley Treatment, and after a few pleasant days they go their separate ways with no more desire for drink or drugs than if they had never used them. All cravinge are entirely ban- ished —eelf-reliance and will power completely restored There ere no restraints. no bad after effects. very gurroundingse—an enjoyabie vacation. a toda ndence > ern your loved ones or trusted employes to continue taki > ry moderate cost. Pleasant for full particulars. All corre- strictly confidential Do not chances with the poison- liquor of today. Write R. E. Nelson, Secretary. Keeley Institute Dwight, Illinois | 'den Man dra wine ove } isore | moff Coal Co., | $119.97; | ing Co., 410 Talcott avenue, $20.38; 1800 South Seventh street, | Bird Manufacturing Co., 615 | Bishop | street, | North Kingshighway, | Printing Co., | boulevard, $15. _ | Sales Co., write | successfully | 21 years, many doctors | w offered | | taurant Co., | street and branches, $54.18; Carna- increasingly | | $47.94: to eat again as | cuG is posatble if you | i take ['S ULCER and ACIDOSIS | | Seventh ' Garment Co.. | hue, $15:48: C.- &. Olive a 4 Flack | Credit Co., | $26.57; Columbia Distributors, 1327 | Pine street, | chinery Manufacturing Co., | Gravois avenue, i cial | Bavelepe Co 56.19: Commonw@alth Bond | ation, 836 Planters Buliding, | Loan | Interna- | Com. | During the last fifty years thousands upon | drug | | $1,341.60; | land avenue, | 15 North Main street, $18.06; | Olive street, i din & Chambers, ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ GORPORATIONS SUED FOR PERSONAL TAXES Alleged Delinquencies Are on Levies for Years 1922 to 1925 Inclusive The first installment of the List of corporations sued in Gircuit Court, for alleged delinquent per- sonal property taxes for 1922, 1923, 1924 and 1925 by Collector Koeln, follows: Aberdeen Hotel Co., 1539 Market street, $154.50; Acme Restaurant Co., 205 North Broadway, $22.70; Acme Loan Co., 501 International Life Building, $64.50; Aera Hasiling Co., 1802 Cass avenue, $40.37; Alder Sewer Opening Co., 2410 South Jefferson avenue, $23.13; Alliance Finance Corporation, 2313 Washington avenue, $137.53; Amer- ican Building Co., 1113 Title Guar- anty Building, $11.61; American Loan Co., 377 Arcade Building, $159.96; American Mortgage & Fi- nance Co., 622 Chemical] Building, $541.80; Anderson Strauss Co., 2907 Washington, $40.60; American Underwriters Co., 519 Chemical Building, $26.54; Angelich Restau- rant Co., 405 North Broadway, $40.09; Arlington Securities Co., (Memorial Park Cemetery), 303 Central National Bank Building, $77.40: A. R. Perle Storage & Mov- ing Co., 6600 Easton avenue, $168.95: Arrow Fireproof Storage & Moving Co., 4116 North Union boulevard, $19.09; A. R. Scholl- meyer Development Co., 512 —_ national Life Building, $23.22; A. R. Schollmeyer Real Estate Co., 104 North Seventh street, $15.48; Art Floral Co., 3895 Delmar boule- vard, $69.48; Authorized Motor Parts Corporation, 3150 Locust street, $85.14: Automatic Piano Co., $236.96; Automatic Finance Co., 1818 Arcade Building, $84.84; Auto Parts Co., 4116 Olive street, $186.13; Aviston Condensed Milk Co., 1121 Clark avenue, $13.62; Ayrshire Coal Co., 407 Merchants- Laclede Building, $10.32. Bali-Butler Insurance 706 Pierce Building, $30.96; Agency, Bap- ‘tisine Pharmacal Co., 2607A Wash- ington | Coal and Mining Co., | Building, boulevard, $72.16; Barnett 1619 Arcade Barnett & Wilson 7123 Merchants-La- Barstow strect, 4404 $17; Investment Co., clede Building, $75.96; Sales Co., 1007 Locust $25.28; Baskerville Press, South Broadway, $12.90; Battery Service Co., 2120 Locust. strect, $55.35; Beauty Specialties Co., 217 North Second street, $10.32; Bel- facturing Co ., 508 Se- $10.32; Ben Blu- 1532 Clark avenue, Manufactur- curity Building, Best Pulley Better Built Home Mortgage Co., 507 Carleton Building, $521.55; Beulah Walker Co., 1926 Chestnut street, $10.32; Biederman Furni- ture” Co., 805 Franklin avenue, $103: Biederman Motor Car Co., $30; North Ninth street, $586; Bishop (Inc.), 1420 Washington avenue, $15.48; Wyatt Co., 32 Locust $209.26; Blossom Shop, 469 $21.93; Blum 1116 South Grand ing Co., 212 Olive street, $20.61; | Breck Engineering Co., 682 South Sixth street, $15.45; Brantworth Clothing Co., 808 Washington ave- nue, $1015.20; Broadway Style Shop, 1242 South Broadway, $9.51; Breck — Car Co., 4418 Olive street, $27.28; Brueckman Cooper- age Co., 2415 South Third = strect, $12; Buehner Packing Co., 2017 De Kalb street, $39.72: Buffaio Brake Beam Co., 1443 Syndica‘e Trust Building, $16; Buffalo Forze Co., 515 Chemical Building, $10.32: Burnett Lovell Printing Co., 4220 Olive * street, $17.27: Business Men’s Loan Co., 1243 North Gar- rison avenue, $309.60. Cole & Keller, Inc., 3019 Locust street, $17.54; Cleveland Motor 2650 lWLocust street, $387.07: Chicago Picture Frame and Mirror Co., $8: Cabel! Petro- leur Co., 1602 Arcade Building, $20.64; California Creamery Co., 5228 Gravoig avenue, $69; Canary Taxi Cen 3677 Olive street, $1,408.39: Cantoni Pure Food Res- 208 North Seventh tion Toilet Co., 120 Olive street. Caslyn Crafts, 3040 Locust street, $20.64; Centaur Lime Co., 3854 Market street, $102.80: Cen- tral Equipment Co., 21-23 South ‘street, $10.32: Central 905 Washington ave- Central Moving Co., 209 North Eleventh street, $58.05: O’Donnell Printing Co.., street, $15.48; Charles H. Brokerage Co., 712 Spruce | street, $15.48: Charlies P. Stanley Cigar Co., 110 North Fourth street and 700 £OQOlive street, $318.03; Charles P. Whitbread & Co., 704 | Pierce Building, $15.48; Collier 4030 Chouteau avenue, Ma- 2741 $36: Columbia 3024 Lemp ave- nue, $2 ‘% orpor Commonwealth and Investment Co., 1107 tional Life Building, $553.80: monwealth Oil and Development Co., 201 Central National - Bank Building, $21.38; Continental] Lum- ber and Tie Co., 1723 Railway Ex- change Building, $147.31: Cord Storage and Moving Co., 5740 Fas- ton avenue, $84; Corliss Supply Co., 1906 Olive street, $83.85: Co- rum Carlos Drug Co., 4665 Mary- $25.80: Corn Off Co., Cotés Bros. Vinegar Co., De Menti Build- ing, $10.82: Crebs Hote! Co., 3605 $346.52: Creel, Moul 1621 Washington ' evenue, $129; Cremoline Disinfect- Bowman Print- | 121 South Main street, Crockwell Mihe and Mil! Supply Co., $25.70; Crosbys Gray Shop, 1019 Locust street, $53; Crown Millinery Co., 6509 North Twelfth etreet, $324.08. a re em ere ra —— Paris Tries One-Man Street Car. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 8.—One-man street ing Co., $69.39; SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___- PAGE 7A suburban line as an experiment. This is an ext nsion of the success- ful experiment with express auto- busses, introduced two years ago. Several safety devices have been added to the cars to meet public criticism. The doors are closed au- tomatically before the car can start cars of the pay-as-you-enter type are in operation out of Paris on a and they are opened automatically in case of accident. Howe ewe cM OMS OWE COS OME OSE Look at the tongue, tle one’s stomach, liver and howels once, When peevish, cross, listless, pale, doesn’t sleep, doesn’t eat or act nat urally, or is feverish, stomach sour, breath bad; has stomach-ache, sore throat, diarrhea, full of cold, give a teaspoonful of ‘‘California Fig Syrup,’’ and in a few ‘bours al! the foul, constipated waste, undigested | food and sour bile gently moves out, of the little bowels without griping and you have a well, playful child again. You needn’t coax sick children to) take this harmless, ‘‘fruity laxa- tive;’’ they love its delicious taste, and it always makes them feel splendid. Ask your druggist for a bottle of}; ‘*California Fig Syrup,’’ which has) directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on Pros CO CLS CDS CDS CMDS ODS ODE OCDE CDE OCDE CMDS CDE CDS? CDS CDS OCDE ODE OBE OCDE CME CHE OME MOTHER! Look at Child’s Tongue if Sick, Cross, Feverish meee eee Cee COCR EOS Cat Ot oe Cat Cat Case oases tHe mother! If| coated, it is a sure sign that your lit. | need a gentle, thorough cleansing at) Bp ome cme cme care tae ews ome cord | \{ |! ADVERTISEMENT of old waste matter from the intes the bottle. Beware of counterfeits sold here. To be sure you get the genuine, ask to see that it is made by the 60 alifornia Fig Syrup Com. |pany. ’? Refuse any other kind with leonte mpt. Young Wife Lives On Thin Soup 5 Months For noite Mrs. Connor could not|tinal canal. This poisonous mare ae “ar * ,. do her housework and had to live on|may have been in the intestines “ Heidelberg University, Ge Y; soup. She says: long time, causing gas, headache, |first perfected Adlerika. [t is a ¢om- ‘‘The only thing I could eat for § sleeplessness and many other symp |pound of the best saline intestinal months was soup. Anything else|jtoms. A treatment of just a FEW |cleanser known to 2 phe would bloat me up with gas till [|weeks with Adlerika often brings|erine, buckthorn, cascara and er could hardly “breath. I lay awake|great permanent improvement in|gas-expelling and detergent elemente, nights and had to walk the floor|cases of so-called stomach trouble. Many physicians recognize Adler- samotimes, Nothing secteed t6 de ika as the one dependable remedy me any good. a I "ne to take What Doctors Say for gas, intestina! stasis and ehronie Adlerika, and the first bottle helped a / ’ constipation, Unlike most medicines me. Now | eat almost everything endlig yan Rng? rt hag it sets on BOSH upper ane lower my stomach doesn’t bother me, and intestinal] cleasing action, tends to bowels. [ sleep much better, Adieria has! check the "growth of intestinal bac-| Even if your bowels Sat tele J. “Coma happy woman.’’—Mrs. A. |) ia + dey, Adierthe Gay See which = 4s‘ : Dr. A. J. Laneaster, a physician of | 9% ges-forming master 'W i. As gently and naturally as taking dak mumpasenianminened A gra air art would never bellies was in your sys a drink of water, Adlerika acts upon BOTH upper and lower bowels, |S#ys: ‘‘In the treatment of gastro- tem. bringing quick relief from gas bloat | intestinal disorders, Adlerika has no| “No matter what you have tried for ing, intestinal stasis and chronic |¢qual.’’ the bowels and stomach, Adlerika constipation. J. E. Puckett, writes: ‘‘ After using| i!!! surprise you, The very FIRST dose of Adlerika | Adlerika, | feel better than for 20| Sold by over 89,000 druggists. often brings out astonishing amounts |yvears. Awful impurities were elimin |8old in St. Louis by Wolff Wilson ated from my asyatem.’’ Drug Stores and other druggiste. eetiip TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results almost certain. 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RECIPE FOR CALUMET BISCUITS 4 cups flour 4 leve! teaspoons Calumet Baking Powder - leve! tablespoons abort, ening 1% cups milk 1 level teaspoon sat 2 ; i if — § TIMES - THOSE: OF: ANY » OTHER: BRAND => . Spice NRA Par ead RUE a, RANE it PS 0 ne Selig 8 AN Re eras SAME aE is te GNA PRE et 4 a i tae r A BP 823 es gasses ir i oe pes Cain, bi” ce ‘ A es ap es eres UNS ni Rae ONT De aati (te ltl a Neneimate i i a ig 5 i Me tin - reo a: ee ~ 5 wn eee “hath RIOR Store Se eR Rte senate OITA me FLOOR = ictal tr ge Re 4 4 ; Nei yl : Wap ae Pv tir ‘ Set ad nce ? : iv ¥/ qeipeew pire ae ‘ ‘ » A ged thy Par ge « nl Se place cn aah att ot ig spilt : Sete, * CORRE 9 Piangs a od 5 ¥ ne a Serre prere’ ‘ef ee ge F <r , . 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= as é ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SAVE ON FUR) ¥ ATT a : ZEXCHANCE S$) " AWAW: »\ — peat : ith = ve > ‘v, A; / - - / ¢ \ - * ' cc, if erg - , ¥ - =e 4 PS : . . . = . : 4 1 ’ . . -¢ ~ ie r] ay 7” ' ae x hy “—" ; ‘is io ~ . wi et ‘ & ey a e 56 P aS vie - SoS 3 4 “ : A : r ma S. . ¥ wee ee ¥| Se a : a4 i = a _ a es Sn L. he £ntil € ~ > | Sem BY STATION KSD mew samples .... “ pte et Bea 8 sass és 9 , | : = 9. - Winter to Be Sponsored by the Laclede Gas Light j WOOD BEDS’... ¢gquue . f v. "1 4 y- a - 3 3 All 16 of the Pop concerts to be LAMPS (aie given this winter by the St. Louis). * @ymphony Orchestra are to be A group of Bridge and Jul ‘mroadcast by KSD, radio station of Lamps, with line SEE «he Post-Dispatch. in wae palm a yD erate concert series—the most no- z ee Meabie single musical event in the Pbistory of local broadcasting—is “made possible by the Laclede Gas SEALE TE Riis he eo om mee AERO PVA Ny RE ea a | «we feel that the symphony or- 7 is one of the great influ- ' ences for good in the community,” ; aid George B. Evans, president of [the Laciede Gas Light Co., in ex- Ppiaining why the company decided | to sponsor the broadcasting of Pthese concerts. “Its concerts are 9 | wplifting and create a taste for the DINING ~Jeva’ ' best in music. An appreciation of svi f the finer things in music, art and | - ae 'Viterature is one of the best indi- 8120.00 Eight-Plece Dial eations of culture. a ¢ |. Wants None to Miss Concerts. — ee! | “The Laclede Gas Light Co., in ODD BUFFETS... 7. | | assisting in this enterprise, ts do- OAK SIDEBOARDS. “SEN is s© with a thought for those bile re The Macky Furniture Company, well and fa- vorably known to St. Louisans, is retiring from business. Union has taken over its $50,000 stock of furniture, everything to be sold while the quantities last at 50c on the dollar. On Monday morning, at 8 o’clock, Union’s doors will open upon this wonderful array of $50,000 worth of suites and pieces. . .furniture for every part of the house . . . and remember . ... 50c on the dollar! As always, terms will be arranged to suit your convenience. Come early Monday, while the large selections are complete! . — naga a i on Do -who might be prevented from at- i tending these concerts. The com- ‘pany does not want a single person to miss such musical treats. % “Also, through these radio pro- | grams not only St. Louis itself, but ‘those outside of ti city, can enjoy | the programs given by a musical - @rganization of world-wide reputa- | tion and one with which St. Louis | is glad to be identified. Will Reach Many Held to Homes. Merchandise Bought in the Ne ee mae Vib i] RAN CES 7 ° : gil W A 2 . “Th . hich the Laclede Macky Disposal Sale Will Be Held- aa : ae: Al; eM Ges Licht Co. is contributing to $59.50 Quick Meal e) . this enterprise is going to the Sym- } for Future Delivery if Desired. . . Oven Gag "A EEE phony fund and, it is felt, will Rances ... ' Smake up for any lack of attend- | 20.00 Quick Meal High @ fance occasioned by broadcasting aay See “the concerts. fis — “But mainly we want the pro- a ee 2 grams to reach those who are un- several makes .¥ /Bble to attend. Many mothers are | - | eompelled to remain at home with (their children. Others, unable to _ | leave invalid chairs or sick béds, PHONOGRAPHS | Would otherwise miss this treat.” , a | The Pop concerts are scheduled castes be su te begin at 3:15 o'clock Sunday onesies Bee je /@fternoons. The first is to be given . | Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, and the Balance of them eg follows: Nov. | 13, 20 and 27: Dec. 4.and 11; Jan. * , | = - " 3-Pc. V } ; . : — ra - : nae 3-Piece Golden Oak Davenette Set Bdorernchoal Bed Davenport Suite — Coal Range, $39.75 Range, $29.75 eS at 58.15. 22 and 29; Feb. 5, 12, 19 and , zy 226; March 4 and 11. ; = +S Worth $150’ A wonderful suite with loose = seme Three vee — in Oak $ 5 Se cushion seats covered in velour Daven- $ OO Worth 373.50% Large size with Worth $66’ A fine cooker and —= 2 ae = 3 Cems ania teas ak Ga 7 ‘ NG io as} * |Schuricht. Willem Van Hoogstra-} ers and two cont plates. ; A : - =. : -— ten. Bernardino Molinart and Eu- — f | \ LIVING Toe /Btne Goossens will conduct, — Ki ey | TE TI cee a Oh ert tI ont s 2 a 5 Re: - Fe Tt - AS 3-plece arter ; ‘ 7 a F € * strong wood Irames ANS Ox 2h y . SRNR AAS we oO wy ‘eX os ~ ing them away of ee. 3 a ‘ ° - SSS Soe aD, ced be we ee ; HOME DAY OR NIGHT.........-« Table, white enameled, with steel finished in grained \ 3 RSS) : a % Ve »! x ; y Be a white porcelain table top. Pra esas a era watnut. Triple mirrors. $7 ' yy” ‘ » 2 R . an ¥ ALLAS RADIO $I Cash. valf : Cash! 3 , Ya = ee 4 | 7 SS . tg Coil Spring Cotton Mattress “7 => i aS, one GRand 9175 : $7.50 $7.25 tp =e 4 : a ae E ~ v _ Pe = . at = . ~ : ¥: | KR!) eons Nae , ol gor can ten A ee gohan ; ae, natin was. + > » ‘ : ~ ° 7, resi eTii. stro! 4 PS iremt. Etils Ji t ” “ . z 2 = : Ft : y t af © 2 ; —— j ~~ Sg ; £ 2 ~ an ra Se ag a structed and finished in walnut. fortable $1 CASH $i CASH Only $8 Cash! ’ 7 i é ; : } : - 4 . _ s > a: é 2 Bod : , 3s : %% : : 4 : - : - Sa - ‘ ‘ - - 3 { ¢ 7 4 : : ‘ 3 + a & : ; “ Z 4 é ; 3 oR é ey i rd é ¥ a € 4% ee ‘ is a $ ee ‘ aa ad ae $ > 3 * 4 os a ; at Pt ie 28 eo » ae % {"s 4 + 3 ee . , » ¢ : % oe wet “See a ee > oa a a an (23.2 oe SF ee bs > oe = 2 t?¢ ‘a 5 a + S mm a St ee > co & «ie 3 ing z = ie - eS ae & 2 ach ? e 4 4 i. i. rer yd f - . & ye ae “a i 7 Bee es 3 ct Pi ~“ 2) +e ny Ds - Ss) * See > . | ad 4 ou & hes. - ys oe sa t - e, a ef 4 a. 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Inu] li , walls and emamei lined. and Poareemon Og oe Union 1120 §), ‘ ) Tr’ SAL Worth $16! Substantially made Worth $49.75! Im several choice ¥ , es , ya Only $1 Cash. Ouly £8 Cash. -24-26-28-30 OLIV E STREET E at atest a in designs, various coverings, all > os = ahogany. as overstuffed! $2 Cashf PYCMANGE SL” LG & 7 esses 206N 12°" $7 -?7 we

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a Ye Gz YS, wth Yi. Uy Z Ye Go Vie Vij Wy hd v7 Ur" Yyflltttie 4 Vis is sat Z 4 Win Y y Fo ffl” ty —~ , dal SAVE 0 NF . R NI T U R F ba} | " all Lila 1 uit 7 i Yun itl, Y engl bon Lo 4 4 C2 G Gy Gah Y" StILtt TFAITAL | | ‘é i r . ros (\, (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC 2 — STORES \p 4 WS NH i NR ME. ie = i aE AS. ea AEE id Re e PART SEVEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927. . PAGES 1—6B ontionaonsiyer-Aetaauennae-veanemeeenamemmenaes ———— OS A a SANT seem aR Atay A ContestiKS) GIVEN FULL ferterseciceees| ™ ven on MANWELL NOUR 4 LE . ergrtinigan Rerpies! ~ any -gerager st The first musical show produced hi P : ; “ aps ! at the national capital and all At- in anand then the Colonies, will se KS o a ae ame ceca ee , Ta aaa EDD water Kent radio concerts with | '" America, then the Co BEDRO Ft oadcast the Mis. A ee oe ' LS ~ 9 : ee Wig, WEE: P ANE AS] TIME their array of internationally fa-| be heard in the Maxwell Hou: at 8, OM _ i t beni: tps | tig OO EDT 4s. es PO ag a mous artists. Central Sat. Eee ae EES fel a Coe, (Wty q mocowa) WNKly |Listeners’ Votes to Decide a) - —— =~ ~. — a POU Me TR cote Fin, souri State Contest in At- The name ¢¢ this production is -. = ie eevee ee: a. iy aa i ee” y A i to the Associated $139.50 Three-Pie 5 ~ . ripe ics Ak 7 a ok he Z Ve PR ees Bo ae See , ey Zz. ‘ Yi” Seo gig py 4 ccord ng 9 e 880C ate ‘ d #0 Suite; brand- @@g, om ’ water Kent Singing Com-|| (7 ea ie {i £2 eg - \b wee Me GLa | Press dispatches, KFUO, station of Bilan : it te ane wiz new samples ....969.7 f 4 : okie ina fact | ae eee ea Be 7 f pe a ae. Fie ee ae, ve? fe és ae Gi Concordia Lutheran Seminary, has 4 14 pene ie of the Blue Net- F petition Tomorrow and _———— | em eee ey Be NN ts EI 3 Wy . been switched by the radio com- | *” : $5.00 Steel Bed Springs in splendid ee. . | kc | mission from the wave length that The British Beggar's Opera Com- condition ereeeeeeees 2.50. ‘ e ° o e Age >, | 4 “y i ~ 4 ; i = % ee = % \ ‘ # , As bss ; be é oe , on Z bi , ‘E , ; Hy ' $39.50 Chifforobes. Choice ai rota! Radio Series This Tuesday Nights. ee Bs sila Si r : ee oe: ee gi eg a Sy ps Pie Be ; ee 8 p ah A of iy) St. j ouis Radio Station o Besa sete cane anne ym catiget hn pany, which recently completed a wood or steel; $19 7 0 . 3 5, t Be S nsored Ba: a ae o5 Bie a , fe a ! 6 ( i we Bs F a i 5 oi Be ie je a g ; Sis | ne ges : ae 4 on the 1280 kilocycles 94 : peer revival of this two-hundred-year- ae os eae , x g Winter to a Radio Usteners will have ai | ee — fe|\ Bo .. Fae we a es Now in Position to Give wave length, KFQA, radio ‘ation ronghine gee ig nde gg itn asy Terms $F the Laclede Gas Light chance to decide tomorrow and| | #9 me \\ ll Ree i ee | .CCCPER Zi : . of the Principia, which has used | ®t *2¢ Myric : 3 a a ae Ie bie + PE So agen ° ei oo PO 7 Bo ong Le ; - ’ * in the WOOD BEDS .... $4.95 $4 by a 2 LONG a - Je. Lo ® ‘|| Listeners Even Finer Pro-| > vive tenet of 222 meters te to | mith, London, has arrived in : Tuesday nights who are the best! | Me ( ti NN Oe ‘ae | ae United States and is rehearsing for Company. young singers in Missouri. Tomor.| |) = 9m Pg | \\ Bee ee Cg gram. sei sine with WMAY on 247 me-) the radio performance, Among the se eae . he Pop concerts to be |TOW night, KSD will broadcast the) : ales: 3 fee is aca gaegg~ SOE de rete en F 2 ES stars of this troupe are George LAMPS € g tg seeded a the St. Louis|™Missouri State finals for young Roe Ef 4 te pp eee Gi He if ae : iS 4 + EZ oe roe Gj Hy Allotment by the Federal Radio Straight Line Condensers. Baker, Sylvia Nelis, Charles Ma- . 6 mphony Orchestra are to be women in the nation-wide Atwater es | gli Me Ba i ee ES ap Po, A | _ gq {Commission of full time to Station The straight line frequency con- rath, Lena Maitland, Norman Wil- A group of Bridge and Juntop “} acast by KSD, radio station of Kent Foundation competition, and) ge ae === CAS} faa oe | 3 '_KSD on the 550 kilocycles, 545 me-| 4... provides equal se aration of coy, Ae ae, = Soon es ee shadeg, & we Post-Dispatch. oe eT eeneenst =the ns y S “ $ wotn RUST PHOTO ¢ » eee eee | ters, wave channel, as reported iia over the re : dial, 1 ee eer ie Ture wor > 2 ’ ls a, oe: CE ox é ? . - - + “a Al A gag ‘$2.50 /@ This concert series—the most no- carpe ena in the young men’s ee, Sthuene VEFFERSOW CITY — | from Washington by the Associat- re h- | of English mays a ea re print on BB ipice single musical event in the | competition. ELE. SISTERS Some of the contestants in the Missouri state contest in the. stead of bunching them at the low. | Fill Jomed ihe Wise Lgkis ed Press, will enable this pioneer|jer end as is the case with a The Beggar’s Opera was George $1.00 Down . “story of local broadcasting—is Listeners those nights are invited | ie a a aa possible by the Laclede Gas to mail or telegraph to KSD, radio ¢ St. Louis station to strengthen still | straight-lin wave length condenser. Washington's favorite play, igst Co. h h mony its wea tg a eae % e ; ee. further the programs which have [> “We feel that the symphony or- h, = ame Dee ies ee gute = | mibal. ; Tisestra igs one of the great influ-|young man and young woman fg e — “me -\ |bott ue ee ———J ES co! 2 4 bis L% ee ! } Middle West. | ° Pueces for good in the community,” |singer among those taking part in ie: F fe a Bee. tae EE LMOTLEI ES oa : oe ay George B. Evans, president of the contest, which will be held in| B is ti eee Fe Evidence of this intention is the ELECTRIFIED A COMPLETE we Laclede Gas Light Co., in ex- ithe KSD studios. Votes of listen-| { i : Eg: * fo Seven 0 announcement, in another column | RADIO SET . Mosining why the company decided ers will count for 60 points out of; \§ dP ~ gy oa Bee: | Me tera a of this section, of arrangements $ é' "s, sponsor the broadcasting of |100. Votes of the official judges | ; (7 mp egy \eccompanist. REPORTED BEING ORGANIZED for KSD to broadcast all “Pop” 3 ; ® these concerts. ; Cae ts eee presented to the St. Louis winners | Special to the Post-Dispatch. concerts by the St. Louls Sympho- oe | j Beautiful Peolifting and create a taste for the From 9 to 10 o’clock Central | 7 ; i 23 ' , RW ny Orchestra C let radio buy. a ; oe | ae j —Miss Mooney and W. J. Roths-| NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—Confirma- | 77 ViCnestra. ompiete - ffect walnut- Ri ™ © best in music. An appreciation of | Standard Time tomorrow and Tues- E RO tied ie A Buaetiqing Mub of | + KSD first went on the air in the twe ome Sryee: Wa DI ING ROOM B® fic finer things in music, art and |day nights, listeners should turn he oe Meg , ae oe a nse ch — tion is announced of reports that} spring of 1922, Its present trans- a No Extras pee cabinet B — . -|their dials to KSD, 550 kilocycles ete — oo re aes the Loew-Metro- ry t- ry | oom. Ham ae B ature is one of the best indi nage i genau a % +" Oe aoe Blind Girl Among Winners. tro-Goldwyn theat-| mitter, which is on the roof of the . to Buy aalten selectivity 8120.00 Eight-Piece D ® eations of culture. r o meters. y snou rical and moving picture inter-| Post-Dispatch building, in S&t. , q id ° : Includes smooth performance Room Suite; 7. j ic write or telegraph their votes im- A blind girl, Ruth Williams, | Wants None to Miss Concerts. ee wien a + : P -— id ih RR TN RR RNR ENS SNA RRO ied calle Sa RDO ENR r ec AU, RE age eal now new samples , ae ’ . ediatel eacomemepnscnnn st seen tetera ET j be “The Laclede Gas Light Co., in } oa} ery. Rice S*S*~*S*«T rj ’ > ify ? ’ ODD BUFFETS .. .$17.56 @ © assisting in this enterprise. is do- To count in the balloting for! |) sje a — jn aga a ae he wite-Snee Gneee OF recto ventions, a) with a thought for those | Winners, votes must be mailed or| |: 4am en i ie Otto Mate contest 18 the | with WHN, New Fork, asthe key OAK SIDEBOARDS. $5” ms 5 , sts | i| | water Kent competition. : . Installation. see Waewho might be prevented from at- telegraphed before 9 o’clock on the | a 3 | Pe: $ Hl we Nebraska State finals re- | station. ed States. Ita programs presented Hable Hes Our ae apd gee a gs gg com- een | BE ZB « ee es 3 i: ‘sulted in selection of Miss Marian| Plans are stated to be to give — Py ph gs and se ft = yee in god ee ne ters as ' pee uncen pany does not want a singte person | *” , 3 - | | 3 ek. Ge i] | Fisher, coloratura soprano, and J.| the public b St. Louis and many visiting celeb- : 2 ditional guarantee gives you nas 6 , x 7 er, eee me poreried (m — ss rities. oruna 4 : 3 “also, through these radio pro- |. m. Tuesday. and a vote as to! | Slee a - | Hanae ee iaiale colt ean Sibi inl of entertainment offered in the When WEAF, New York, was , sia E ta j |" grams not only St. Louis itself, but | which of the men singers is the rie ae ee ee es aban salir ot oe msusiclies otationsd theaters, It is said 60 stations have | made the key station of the first A. e SCHMIDT CO., Cc. "those outside of te city, can enjoy eee er Ym eee it e ee yaeemeee | | in different parts of the State. Run- | applied for membership in the broadcasting chain and began to 1113 Pine St. ° By the programs given by a musical sesame alli stl wnt‘ the aw ele ners-up were Katherine Dean of} chain. send out programs by artists of 4 @ organization of world-wide reputa- et At ieee sited. adie me me Re re Lincoln, a contralto, and Carrol Dubie tn eeiting the diate bread. nation-wide and even international ly don and one with which St. Louis | *nhoune of Arne a : pe ae ; i) | Wygren, Malmo, Neb. Miss Fisher | . fame, KSD availed itself of the op- is glad to be identified. will they be known to the 20 ee a ee ei ilnas sung a number of times| casting under way was said to be| portunity to give this part of tne jill Reach Many Held feng Homes. et ae Ge atuition — | e.... M///ea) | through WOW. due to difficulties over obtaining gros bageres we ao on 4 oe - “The money which the Laclede | pee 5. eaaaaaerme a suitable wire circuits. It was said very broadca event of na- ™ Gas Light Co. is contributing to stead, each contestant will be an- B ae oY mum ie RADIO STATION LICENSES lh sill hat this dif >| tional interest has been heard £59.50 Quick Meal White High 4 ME this enterprise is going to the Sym- | NOunced by a number, as was the os a Ea ae 4 A eed ge lg | owever, tha 8 ficulty would through KSD, The first presiden- Oven Gas ; Sphony fund and, it is felt, will | ©45¢ in the St. Louis district pre- | ge gag gen Pease Bi es A, W —* | be overcome in time for the chain | tial address broadcast was deliv- Rances efD OE meke up for any lack of attend- | liminary contests at the radio show | Ne He PE ae gay much controversy over direct 1d-/ to start work before the end of the| ered by President Harding from a20.20 Quick Meal High Oven gm atce Occasioned by broadcasting | ast @nonth. SS Ee vertising by radio, has been grant- | seagon. the studio of KSD, which has put no oe y , a “a lg @ @e concerts. | The following en of district ed permission to reconstruct its | $50.00 Combination ag es ; : ficial = transmitter to use a wave length | choice of @ Pems to reach those who are un- | cially entered in the contests to 394.5 meters, 760 kilocycles and | several makes 7 able to attend. Many mothers are | morrow and Tuesday nights: = , sa ad os a pata laa ; | | Boeempelica to remain at home with| St. Louis District — Georgia }with a brief address by United, 1000 watts power. ca . ¢ ? hild . a se hep |'Mooney, coloratura soprano. and |States Senator Harry Hawes, State Permil N. Nelson has been fer- . ef cee es ‘ fa iro ae | Walter J. Rothschild. i ttnne chairman for the competition. Then | mitted to rebuild his. transmitter, —— . S, | Sedalia District—Mrs. Bufora|the Singers will go before the mi-| WKBS, and to move it within the . - Or)! 4 re : ” yy _ ee oct teenies Bettis 1nd Wiliam Morgan crovhone in turn according to their tity of Galesburg. Ill ™ begin at 3:15 o'clock Sunday| Kansas City District—Gladys | BiMfternoons. The first is to be given | Morrison. coloratura soprano, and TL TTI ITT TIL : ve afternoon, Nov. 6, and the |Dehmer R. King, baritone. 9 . @milance of them 2s follows: Nov.| Hannibal District—Jeanette 1 | Y Th W h 2, 20 and 27: Dec. 4-and 11: Jan.| Baker. and Sam W. Thompson, of ou re ere it a pa 15, 22 and 29; Feb. 5, 12, 19 and | Armstrong. | %; March 4 and 11. | Columbia District—Rachael Way | Frederick Fischer is to conduct | 2nd Carl J. Otto. | sb orchestra in some of /the Pop Mexico District—Edith McKinley | meerts, while it. is exyseted that |and Oren Hammond. | others the notable” guest con- Cape Girardeau District—Marion | Muctors for the regtilar concerts,|A. Bradley. Leming Hall. and Tom | apecluding Emil Oberhoffer, Car] | Toole Jr., of Bloomington. | SB eckuricht. Willem Van Hoogstra- Jefferson City District—Lucille | ; Bernardino Molinari and Eu-|Sevmour and Milo B, Dekrum. | LIVING ROOM : = Goossens. will conduct. | The contests are to be opened | 1460 Easy Terms * PHONOGRAPHS Choice of mahecany or oak enses; in excellent $39.7 condition In Your Home #/ World Series Fans As an extra precaution, let our Atwater Kents expert radio service man call and re- Radiola Super-Heterodynes condition your set for this special occa- Stromberg-Carlsons and sion at a nominal charge. Victrola-Radiola Combinations The Largest and Oldest ae Ce. in - Leuis The M ost Sc ientific Radio Blackwell Radio Service Go. Service in St. Louis A . 4, , : Eo PRospect 1100 PRospect 1203 Y 4929 Delmar BI. 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# ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 : ___ ST.LOUIS POST-D . i MA sex To Fiexible Wire for Connecti | } ees ist, will occupy the panties IN CON ; WHAT d x ons. th ith this method of ° week brought oats a Perf Contact -acuum tubes are kept clean an , gether, and w . ug the ¢ Fs . Be Baten wa ine contacts on the aonetad, I¢ they are blackened or Reprotccr gest linc eg ge wiring flexible leads are necessary. Soloist Tonight | Art Orchestra. a a ) 7 ory w or mak-/| The wire is easier to solder be- | play: ae 4 the| dirty, the connection to the rest /the mos re r | —————— CO CEO nn - ~“% the circuit will he poor and ing connections in a set. It is! cause it is light in weight, and the In Atwater Kent 'Ballade G Minor...) ge fl le Star signals will vary or nothing will} much easier to handle and solder possibility of short circuits is re-j| © | Nocturne C Major. ... as = Littie n Norvegienne...Fourdrair RADIO be received. Clean the contacts than is bus bar wire, which is | duced because of the heavy insula- Concert on KSD |] Mewae (Revoluti _ 5 geet atetuenaeee en ae | —spues with a small file. heavy and difficult to work with,| tion. Because it is flexible, me- Waltz No. 1 G Flat Mings M LaForge | CAB INETS a also, unless an insulated cov- | chanical vibrations cannot jar con- a Seguidilla errr ——— { dans son newtele from St . Authorized DecleO"""—-*I | ering is placed over it, short, cir- | nections loose. When wiring a set : . ‘ Kent —— ose Elegie ........cccc ieee Me voic a Thomas 75 U) artling A cults are Hable to occur at any /| with flexible wire, a different color Will Sing in Atwater en _ a a Russian Tange —_" Migno p Values : A D i Bec , Wii . | e. Matzenauer and Orchestra. see ' | time. pecause of the disadvan- | wire may be used for each circuit} }our—Other Notable Feat- = mS Lotus Land ......4,, 0s 4 mC in Havana. . Fillippucet Radio , tages of solid wire, flexible insu- | When this method is followed it 5a: . ie €0dee ran Evening ‘ia pp | 7 Doctor Gradus e¢ F ee SQUARE DEAL _lated wire is now used in most| is much simpler to check the con- ures on Week’s Schedule. 3 t... 2 Orchestra. _ home-made receivers, This wire | nections and to locate trouble after = [me | Air de Ballet .. ; eee sees Pty “2 : ’ . **e*e m- 5 Lullaby o ® ited * E:: oa vaaitional neat. BAT TERY CO. _is composed of from five to nine | the set has been completed. The next KSD te: — - = «=6Dawn in the Desert . : | strands of fine wire and each wi i gy oe With M te Matz ver, of i . eature for @ of Dream . SCHMIDT CO., Inc. Warne at Florissant | stran 7 ach wire Too Much Service. argarcte Sees is to be : eee 8=©= SO On ~Wings na ars: St. MAin 1460 | COlfax 1695 |is tinned to facilitate soldering. Much a en in the operation of| the Metropolitan Opera, who also celia. ge when 9 5 | hy Warning Is Good | | By use of this wire it is possible to receiving sets can be traced to car- is one of the world’s greatest con- dent in th “. iL. o Mme. Matzenauer and Mr. ae ) increase the efficiency of any re- Take, | Cert singers, as the bright particu- ss e ite of J . LaForge. ; rying service plans too far. ceiver. , It is known that best re- for pis ns matter of keep-/ /@Fr star, KSD will begin today an- | ‘grindist from Lucrezia Borgia : : | sults are always obtai h fi . mi: 4 The new Capi : Donizetti o receiver can onl su ys © ned when al! the tubes clean. | ter week of exceptionally fine a a ; pitol j err onize | s ER, that your y | battery and low potential wires of a ee broadcasting. —. = onid to be the largeet tn eat | Mme. Matzenauer and Orchestra. = | ~~ — presented. mye eee tnt We NNT Seer . er cowie cr Oran rey eee ae, Ce , a ° Hm “ Ms - A) mere ee haeeos _ d believe 7 | 7 ak it |a set are cabled b meme See. ae “eee M M - a oe ater in the rl - be as ood as its speaker Why not hear i ec, Or bunched, to- {that the job is not complete until me. Matzenauer is to sing to —_ oe Y © world, is te be hae ‘oht “ : ; : at aoe a. shows through. This| Bight, in the Atwater-Kent. Hour. ,. gee 4 for the first time this «ame Contest Monday Nig at its best through a Farrand Oval SI ms | may be all right in theory, but it} She will open with two airs from | | a ie when Maj. Bowes iy” As is told elsew ee ee should be remembered that these Carmen,” the “Habanera” and the oe ore a on the air through KSD. Am P tion, tonight KSD is to broadcast ft @& oil | R ADIO " " | cree: ile feature for this hous & -omen’s State finals in the At- : SERVICE tubes have to be put back into| “Seguidilla.” She clso is to sing : a new ’! F the wo We guarantee to put || 80cKets that have not been tight- that wonderful song of Brahms, i . Capitol Singing Ensemble, f water Kent Foundation singing $1.50 yeur set in first-class ened to compensate for the metal ‘The Sapphic Ode.”’ In the writ- Bes A revue entitled “¢ a contest. ivi dition. | .. _le t| sea eS ee | | be part of the stage brosdeas Tat . : ssauaatiaal deoten tent 2 * 13 Gon. filed off the, prongs. Tight con r’s years of hearing the greates “3 * Pp e “a For Tuesday Night SA: \ |} erected. $5.00. Battery service. tacts are important in radio andj Opera and concert artists, Mme. Ps ok al this will be Pat: Reon YY ‘ cies ae ie a : ARNE ‘| SONIFER RADIO CO. |! radical service on the tubes may Matzenauer’s singing of this); fo. |. 2 Bent, Pat Rooney the thin gam P sree ies ae re broad- oe ee aadada ame ovo a ool : SESh | pEImar || violate this rule. It is best to clean} Brahms song stands out as su-| fF =~ | ler Sisters and Lynch, angueme story of Colu Tuesday eveni eeu GhGeweeeeeeescames = SS .: Pes tas te 1304 N. Taylor O1ssw ' the tube prongs with a rubber eras- premely fine. bee eg a Ss 3 . and Dunne. Also ar er ts cast through KSD Tue = Men FTN OT Ca aad | A new feature, the National Con-| Hii. "as program from the "wae «=soaw another episode In os 1 er, ts sg Tet spies | , cert Orchestra, is to alternate Sun- oo. the new Capitoliang sau 60h ments in History.” It is yong: | RS a ELS | z day afternoons with the Crosley! | ea der direction of Paul @pe*s emphasize a new viewpoint on Co- OSE : SEA Aas: le Moscow Art Orchestra, beginning eS * elaborate presentation, “Sakas ae 4 Jum Dus. Se ee oes | Dorton Opens New Radio Store Gg ane te ES Ae ct FR of the Opera.” bas DeCh Sm 86 The Sealy Air Weavers’ pro- e oodric pper rcenestra J y r. iam Axt . Ys > FF broadcast b KSD AT 2818 NORTH KINGSHIGHWAY ' comprising nationally’ known mu- Mendoza and will] i ne gram, to be bro sf | ! Wea ay | A N. Ki ighway | be Y & day night, is believed to strike Moani SSErS wermeny’ MQutneriea Deer for aioe ane Z| by the Capitol Grad Gala new note in program arrange: SS ve | made known at first, is to be feat- GMAMLARO HEFSLERE BF Koussevitzky and Battisti. It is in reality a program oi Radi cmon | ee oe ‘ured tn the Goodrich Hour on] MARGARET MATZENAUER |suest artists of the PMRMMEE ri, a program. No spoken nt | ‘ | | Wednesdays with the Goodrich Sil- ___| Opera Company, and Game , the not SAXO-~ f the country. Quartet—Bless the Lord in this country during Gee The half hour ts brought to Iis- : Loesssenewmat -s SE ain) Today’ s KSD P rogram Ippolito-Ivanore | Radio Hour, which is to be ben teners through two engaging Ne- rete es wt oe se oe me a to ee me oe ae i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee (8) 8.8 2 ee wee. KSD’s broadcasting today is to | Scripture Reading by Dr. Millar, cast through KSD tonight ss.58 gro characters, “Cotton” and | A D A Dea er begin at 2 o'clock with the Young with orchestral accompaniment, | p. Kennedy, associate eile, “Morpheus,” who in their travels 7 | People's Conference, the program | Response by quartet— Collier’s Weekly, is to we to portable receiving set, They Authorized RADIO an | be use a will help you decide on the ‘ make of Power Unit that will make you happiest with your radio set. for which follows: That Sweet Story of Old....West/ er, LIB tice “nick up” the music of the Sealy) : Gum setae ene es i V’ELL RADIO SERVICE CO BLACKY . Holy, Holy, Holy ..........G@aul Grant Kimbell, Tenor. eps ang Air Weavers and their comments; Quartet Serenade . eoee- Tosell Margarete Matser iJ on the selections are the only 2 Stores 2832 GRAVOIS ial PRospect 1100 ospec ores 5110 MORGANFORD rano, is to n Mr Aa g , Adress—“Bed-ridden Truth,” titrate wae wa is This time the two wanderefs are ..+-Dr, Daniel A. Poling. | o+., Kent Hour tl rg ‘ en route to St. Louls. The pro- gram: “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.” Vibraphone solo. | Welcome to Radio Audience Orchestra. famed meazzo and drags s guide to the identity of the music. I isten **soy” when a is lead- PRospect 1203 ing your favorite radio or- | THE LARGEST AND OLDEST -RADIO SERVICE COMPANY IN 8ST. LOUIS chestra : oe oe ae ee a eo oh oe oo ee i oe on oe a ie ae me oe a ee ie oe ae oe re ee me oe oe ee ee ee ee | 7 oe « v Then—dquickly plug oh oe oo me ae | mica Mme. Mateenauer 1 Ore . . A Lane in Spain in a Willard Power Unit— the Quartet. Overture to Mignon.... 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; ea hee a = iota ; “7 PAGE 3B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 opera, “Iolanthe,” is scheduled for presentation through KSD Wednes- day evening by the National Light Opera Company. The cart is to include: Adele Parkhurst, soprano; Frances Pa- perte, mezzo soprano; Paulo Hem- inghaus, contralto; George O’Brien, tenor; Harvey Hindermeyer, tenor; Theodore Webb, baritone, and John Oakley, basso. . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ning Song, Liszt; Fourth Rhapsody, The brass quartet will be the Liszt. first of the quartet groups to be The second of the novel half heard on this evening and will hours by the “Hoover Sentinels,” Continued on Next featuring a “Quartet of Quartets,” will be broadcast through KSD ao } Pt a6 g & a e 3 a os *s MATZENAUER STAR - IN CONCERT; WHAT ' _KSD WILL BROADCAST | Continued from Preceding Page. Star Arr. LaForge n Norvegienne...Fourdrain Mme. Matzenauer and Mr. an KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF OCT. 9 CENTRAL STANDARD TIME 550 Kilocycles Daliy—9:40, 10:40, 11:40 A. , 12:40, 1:40 and 3:40 P. M., market and weather reports, 12:40 and 1:40 P. M., news bulletins. ie the Goodrich Zipper Orchestra, which ts to make its debut in the Goodrich Hour. Radio listeners are to have the opportunity to guess the identity of a number of the artists in this organization. Thursday Night on KSD Thursday evening. The second program in the It will open with the “Dance Thureday morning Radio House-|0f the Hours” from Ponchielli’s hold Institute series through KSD/j opera, “La Gioconda.” In this se- is to bring a message of especial | lection, the dancers represent the interest to mothers from Lola Jean | hours and as the ballet progresses week brought the Crosle : nt |,Art Orchestra, Khariton Oy t || play: s §: en Ballade G Minor.... _ — = Nocturne C Major... -***CB0pin” 4 KSD || Etude (Revolutionary) _-* || Waltz No. 1G Flat Minor... LaForge. | Seguidilla .., bs ces | a fe voici dans son boudoir from Elegie «+++. Rach F ** m | & Mignon Thomas } ist, will occupy the periog that = World's series baseball games to be broadcast, play by play, b Graham McNamee and Phillips Carlin, direct from the field. Games start at 12:15 P. M. daily, and Sunday at 12:45 P. M. | Russian Tango Another Aeolian Hour is sched- SFeee2e@ compani- to-Ivanoro . Millar, mpaniment 14.... West nor. ese OBelli uth,” A. Poling. t Naftzger Dr. Poling. fi Amen by is to be- Nationa! Michae] ; ; : ; ’ is to begin at 5:30, when a | Biblical drama, depict: . ' ; ppean pian- | said to be the largest in Opera Company, and retti, the Capitol “Family” bari. & Lotus Land nie Doctor Gradus 2d Parassum Ballet - Moazke The next KSD feature Air de for ~ag an dent in the life of Jezebe tes a ‘presented. — 1 will be & The new Capitol Theater 6 ater in the world, is to oo hee for the first time this eye, ™ when Maj. Bowes “Family = on the air through KSD. Anot new feature for this hour Capitol Singing Ensemble. | A revue entitled “Oddities” om * ean, be part of the stage broadcag. In this will be Pat Rooney ler Sisters and Lynch, and and Dunne. program from the new Capitolians orchestra der direction of Pau] Spe-~ t. elaborate presentation, “Ech by Dr. Koussevitzky and Batti guest artists of the tene. Musical novelties from Europe | are to be heard for the first time # in this country during Collier's 3 Radio Hour, which is to be broag. | cast through KSD tonight. John & editor of F B.. Kennedy, associate Collier’s Weekly, is to be th speak. er. , Margarete Matzenauer, world. famed mezzo and dramatic 9. 4 prano, is to sing the following ex. 3 ceptional program in tonight's water Kent Hour through KS ; . = Habanera from Carmen...... Bt Mme. Matzenauer and Orchestra § a ‘Seguidilla from Carmen......Biget # Mme. Matzenauer and Orchestra & Overture to Mignon..... - Thomas § Orchestra, ; Sapphic Ode ............Brahms En Cuba eocccccecs c AFP, LaForge : Contioned on Next Page. | — incredse in ycles) . ) cycles) 74.50 rickle Chargers, and Balkite portant that Balkite is now t. See the new Balkite “A” | Jallaby - + Weky a Dawn in the Desert .. | On Wings of Dream @® ny Warning Is Good =* = fas “ag 3 Pats a 2 ao is . ae 3 , Marion : 'Bent, Pat Rooney the third, Also appearing th the B the stage wil] ips 3 aa, & 2a Mme. Matzenauer and Orchestra. ; } AD Evening in Havana. -Fillippucci Orchestra. ee @ee Scott Mme. Matzenauer and Mr. 4 LaForge. x rindisi from Lucrezia Borgia : sg Donizetti e. Matzenauer and Orchestra. | Contest Monday Night FAs is told elsewhere in this sec- © tion, tonight KSD is to broadcast the women’s State finals in the At- ' water Kent Foundation singing _ contest. For Tuesday Night | A dramatic presentation of the story of Columbus is to be broad- cast through KSD Tuesday evening as another episode in “Great Mo- © ments in History.” It is said to | emphasize a new viewpoint on Co- of the Opera,” has been pre ; 3 William Axt and Deu a Mendoza and will be Participate # in by the Capitol Grand Orch 4 ¥ Villetty, 5 Philadelphig # Carlo Fer. The Sealy Air Weavers’ pro- gram, to be broadcast by KSD Tyesday night, is believed to strike a new note in program arrange- ment. It is in reality a program within a program. No spoken word opens the half hour, the notes of “Carry Me Back to Old Vir- ginny” played on the vibraphone signalling the appearance of the Sealy Air Weavers. The half hour is brought to lis- teners through two engaging Ne- gro characters, “Cotton” and “Morpheus,” who in their travels use a portable receiving set, They “nick up” the music of the Sealy Air Weavers and their comments on the selections are the only guide to the identity of the music. This time the two wanderers are en route to St. Louis. The pro- gram: “Carry Me Back to Old Virginny.” Vibraphone solo. “a Lane in Spain.” Instrumental. “Love Sends a Little Gift of Roses.” trumental. : “Lady, Go On, Let Me Be.” Vocal Duet. *“Fiupperette.” Piano and Orchestra. “Sweet Yvette.” Instrumental. “My Heart Has a Window.” Instrumental. “Moonshine.” Vocal Duet. 4 “Sixty Seconds Every Minute.” Sunday, Oct. 9 12:45 P. M. Wortd Series, 4:30 P. M. National Concert Orchestra with Michael Khariton, pianist, guest soloist. 5:30 P. M. Biblical drama. 6.20 P. M. Musical program “Capitol Family” Capitol Theater, City. : by «ithe from the New York 7:15 P. M. Coliter’s Radio Hour. 8:15 P. M. Atwater Kent Radio Hour. Monday, Oct. 10 9:00 P. M. Atwater Kent Foundation Audition for Women. Taesday, Oct. 11 7:00 P. M. Great Moments in History, 7:30 P. M. Sealy Air Weavers. 8:00 P. M. Eveready Hour. . 9:00 P. M. Atwater Kent Foundation Audition for Men. Wednesday, Oct. 12 10:00-10:15 A. M. Betty Crocker, Gold Medal Flour talk. 7:00 P. M. Champion Spark Plug Novel- ty Orchestra. 7:30 P. M. Aeolian recital. 8:00 P. M. Ipana Troubadours. 8:30 P. M. Goodrich Silvertown and Balloon Tire Hour. Cord Thursday, Oct. 13 10:00-10:15 A. M. Radio Household Institute, Half hour with great com- posers. 7:30 P. M. Hoover Sentinels. 9:00 P. M. Smith Brothers. 9:30 P. M. Organ Masters, Friday, Oct. 14 10:00-10:15 A. M. Betty Crocker Gold Medal Flour talk. 8:00 P. M. Musical Miniatures. la France Orchestra. 9:00 P. M. Whittall Anglo-Persians. “Songs of the City,” by the Four Bards. Saturday, Oct. 18 7:00 P. M. Travers and Bender Xylophone. 7:30 P. M. United States Army Band. . Philco Hour. and Instrumental. Tying in with the interest in the world series, a baseball program will be given in the Eveready Hour next Tuesday evening. Music associated with basebail will be played by the Eveready Or- chestra and will form the inciden- tal] background for Ring Lardner’s baseball sketch, “In the Bull Pen.” When “In the Bull Pen” was presented in the Ziegfeld Follies, it made on instant hit A _ profes- sional cast has been engaged to broadcast it Tuesday. Among the baseball songs will be “Tessie,” “Along Came Ruth” and “Take Me to the Ball Game.” Another number will be the “Reuben Marquard Glide.” Fans listening to the Eveready > Hour will recall that it was ‘Tes- sie’’ which really broke up the first world’s series, back in 1903. The song, which “razzed” their op- ponents, the Pittsburg Pirates, un- mercifully, was arranged at the in- stance of the Red Sox. To its ef- fect upon the Pirates’ morale base- ball writers attributed the Pirates’ downfall. Tuesday night KSD will follow the Eveready Hour with a broad- cast of the men’s contest in the State finals of the Atwater Kent Foundation singing competition. Wednesday on KSD Wednesday morning will bring another Betty Crocker talk in the Gold Medal flour home. service series. The Gilbert & Sullivan light RADIO POWER -automatically supplied automatically controlled / ONNECT a Basco Combination “A” and “B” Power Unit to your radio, plug in at any wall outlet or light , socket, click on your radio switch and tune in a’ _— station—any station within the maximum power range of your set. Enjoy the program as long as you want to, with never a thought about recharging or wearing out batteries. Basco Radio Power is automatically supplied from the household power line, and is automatically controlled by, RADIO your radio switch. You need never disconnect it from your radio—no “silent nights” due to lack of power. Basco | ale Power stays on the job every day of the year and gives you “Zea the same high standard of performance all the time. Re’ . quires practically no attention—operating cost is negligible. Eighteen years of precision-manufacturing experience and complete engineering and production facilities are your assurance of a thoroughly satisfactory product. Basco Power Units will operate any-6-volt radio set having 1 to 10 tubes. Easy payments can be ar- ranged. Ask your Bosco dealer for a demonstration. BRIGGS & STRATTON CORPORATION WISCO MILWAUKEE Distributed by BROWN & HALL SUPPLY CO. Pare eS 1504 PINE STREET uthorized Dealer BASCO { POWLR UNITS oN 5 i This sign identifies stores ef authorized Basco deal- ers. It is the k of super-qualie adic Power — and service. Look for the Basco sign. “A” and “BY” Power —~ Replaces ** aw and “BR” t rt ' and uled to be broadcast through KSD as the second feature on Wednes- day evening. Severa] selections of popular ap- peal are among the music to be played through KSD Wednesday night by the Ipana Troubad: urs. The feature is to be “Dear Little Boy of Mine,” played as a ‘cello solo. The Ipana program follows: Smiles; Sudan Sunset; Blue Heav- en; Dear Little Boy of Mine, ‘cello solo; There’s No Land Like Dixieland; Beneath Venetian Skies; Calinda; Just a Memory, string section; Polly; Bye, Bye, Pretty Baby; Smiles. A program suitable to Columbus Day is scheduled to be broadcast 1927 O’Nell Speakers, i as demonstrators an 38. 9 ( floor samples. —— Values to $12. We carry all types of Speakers in all sizes, pes and prices. Come in and let us demonstrate, A. E. Schmidt Co.; Inc. 1113 Pine St. through KSD Wednesday night by | } SPEAKERS== Simpson, editor of “Children—A Magazine for Parents.” KSD’'S Thursday evening prdo- gram is to begin with another in the “Half Hours 'with Great Com- posers” series. 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PAGE 4B MAIL ORDERS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH te ALE a | MATZENAUER STAR _____. SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 9, 192 will give the “Carmen,”’ will sing “Across the River.” “Aragonaise” from plantation as seen through the and the vocal GSareet | com poser’s mind’s-eye, and in it) to musicians throughout this coun- | Father Finn. try, will be soloist Thursday night | Tenebrae ers. ..-Falestrina | | Alleluia | May Song . The ee The Medievat § _ Pies + BE AG A a 4 , Friday Night on Ken @@ Cll of Shakspeare: gi featured in Friday nin a | Sicai Miniatures el ESD. to be given By the | Set Concert Orchestra and the f Clinn ing soloists: Adete : prano; Frances Paperte, - |Soprano; Henry Have George O’Brien, tenor: “Pies Webb, baritone, and Join a basso. J aK The pre 2riu.m follows: Hark, Hark the Lark. Mixed Quartet. Atwater Kent Headquarters) | «:: No Ba page Solo. we MONDAY BARGAINS IN CONCERT; WHAT KSD WILL BROADCAST Continued from Preceding Page. perform the Prelude, Op. 28, of Chopin, which has been trans- scribed especially for them. The string quartet will play Mo- gart’s “Rondo.” The full orchestra by | the clog dance and now obsolete | ec 7 3 The Medieval Singers and Fat her Finn. is Soon I'm Goin’ Home. . Lester | |The Medieval Singers and Father | 'through KSD. He is to be assisted ‘py the Medieval Singers in the fol- ’ lowing program: Grand Choeur Father Finn. Penn, dnd “Smile” by Heywood. | cake-walk are heard. MacDowell’s “To a Wild Rese” will | — 'be played by the woodwind quar The third KSD feature tet. The vocal quartet and the oul | Thursday night is to be another orchestra will close the program Prostam by the Smith Brothers. with “Down South,” by the English| The Rev. Father Finn, whose Lullaby of Life . composer Myd*'leton. This is an'! | playing at the Paulist Church, New | The Medieval S$ impression of an American cotton | York City, has made him known | | Chant Nuptial next DISCLOSES RADIO CONGESTION F qotal of 575 Stations Within - 400 Miles Radius of 28 of Largest U. S. Cities. Son igs Verum : Father Finn. Ave No Cc. 0. GROSLEY: 6 TUBE SET SINGLE DIAL >. > & & D> D> > > > >>> >>>: XY | Console Model—Built-In ) eee \ Musicone Speaker | —S=-= ; Receiving Set with the new metal Bae agent UX sockets installed in_s beautiful two-toned console cabi net. with a built-in Musicone, form @ radio giving coast-to-coast re- ception. There is ample space inside the cabinet for batteries or battery eliminators, making it absolntely self -con- tained. A _ sensational —— $60 CROSLEY 6-60— 6-tube, Paar table model set. Special $65 CROSLEY PF FTL- 75—LATEST MODEL . mmpeciat Musi-Console With Crosley Built-In Speaker t Hi e so" ph « say Si hypo ® Fe yi en pe i ARPA OM Pp aye Be Sh mee ei age ° 7 , Dispatch “+ : ya Oct. §.—Extent i the congestion of broadcasting ns around & number of the t cities is indicated by @ re- report of the Federal Radio mission which shows the num- os of stations within a radius of es of 28 cities. | ee number of stations ’ hin a radius of 100 miles of S these 23 cities Is 575. But there (ie an overlapping, because some Pet the cities are not 200 miles rt. It is estimated, however, FP enat nearly 500 of the total 675 f stations are operating within a | gedius of 100 milesof the 28 cities. ' "according to ex it means that, because of the availability of _ talent, large audiences, and other | feasons, broadcasting stations are inclined to gravitate to centers of ' Jarge population. : New York has the largest num- eS a La Tm ber of stations within a radius of ae: ee KSD Ps Nee 700 miles, with a station total of og preeram Se g5. Chicago is second with 71, mee oa “Blue Rh Boston third with 3¢, Omaha “Miss Annabelle Lee,” "J, % fourth with 32 and Baltimore fifth Have Yearned Alone,” Saéteas coh 30. BRLA SETS’ AMPLIFICATION MEASURED AND RECORDED Amplification, or the power of @ radio receiver to magnify faint sig- nals without losing any thing of the quality of music or voice, is a de- finitely measurable quantity, ac- cording to the Electrical Research Laboratories, maker of Erla sets, Amplification. it is stated, can be visualized and recorded so that one can know exactly what perform- ance he may expect when he turns the dials. The new Erla receivers range from five-tube to six-tube and geven-tube types, each having the RFL balanced bridge circuit which elim!nates noisy regeneration with- eut sacrifice of selectivity or power. There are 10 cabinet and console styles. Exceptional performance in its class is claimed for the 5-tube Er- la. The 6-tube Erla modéls comes ' in two types—with two controls and | with one dial. The single control six has an auxiliary sensitivity con- trol for amplifying signals from extremely distant stations. Most powerful of the Erla recelv- ers is the “Super Seven,” which has four radio frequency stages, detector and two audio stages. All models may be had with AC; system, tubes, speaker protecting filter system. A console model, with T-tube receiver, has an eight-foot air eolumn speaker and special speak- @r unit. 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Chapi, D ak, | Saint-Saens, Delibes and | Ivanow -are the comy 7 sented on their see follows: oe “The Cgll of the Desert": ish Serenade,” Chapi: “¥ wre cieuse,” Dvorak; “Theis Popy; “Patrol,” Popy; “Leg Saint-Saens; “La Source* J “Procession of the Sar = lito-Iwanow. hee The “Four Bards” quae the Yascha Bron Trio are@ o] tured again in the final } broadcasting through Friday night. For Saturday Nigh | KSD’s Saturday night aa \ing is to begin with a gram, including Ann” Marie Benda in songs, phone solos by Joe G concert from the Uz Army Band direct from 1 ton. The band’s program oT The American Red Cross ¢ . ae | ; e s+ * J ie adaeee SJ OSS SS SS SS SS SS eee Se ET ig MALE REIN ent IY Ae gt ap TRON CS hee oe ne eS) ee eee finger tire deat . salt Sy sepia $e pede sete! , ee ee y tM LIBS: WAP Mae NS OO EER ge YOR) tat Ae Se es aoe Cae ze Se roe s pitas Pa eS Ps 5 Ces : eee t r as ions Vous te See 2 oe ne oa 4 mn ea P bie al 1 ‘ q AOE 5 Hele ahem tin. 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ii —— | May SONG oo sane bi vu . Gey lestrina | The Medieval Sine elt - gers, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9. 1927 PAGE 5B Father. Friday Night on KSD mt concert: 9:15 p. m@.. Progran To Check One Kind of Nolge. ‘Lester; Songs of Shaks M, Cleveland (390m- 760ke) —-2 :: 30 p.|minals. The wires leading to the |the recharging process necessary | thing that a battery owner should beare are to — | battery becomes dis- ever put into his battery. Central Standard Time er Kel hou ur: 9:15 p. m., Emerson | rubber covered without braid, since | charged, the storage battery recharger will KSD, to be given b& Me N ! Ww, te aes (374m- 800ke)—10 a. m.., |braid is attacked by the storage |brands of quick charging battery A rattle in the cone speaker {s | usually eliminate the troublesome Concert Orchestra Ath gad Nationa, service; 6: m.,_ Capitol Theater; | battery spray and is destroyed in |dope which are offered as substi-/ sometimes an indication of a loose| hum heard in the nearby recelv- | © follow. wow Bila be ~atagl J - p: ible Class ¥ : ‘| 415 Dp. m water Kent Hour l T or dirty battery connec- ee Henry Sho 1 of $75, Stations Within FI. co - ose or " pe, s Angeles (468m- 2080) ~—38 WGN, Chik win | George O’Brien, tenor: Theode m., Services; 7530 a2 a. CN ges tata 7 Yt feed ‘tions often account for some of) & S. Cities. cital; D) m., C y uintet. 8:15 Atwater K Largest U. ma. Great Moments at Bours 3 mM pS Cat sg iain tutu | ‘are coated with lead to withstand | oO Attach ents -- | _— . ** ‘ . j to the Post ‘ae, > ag KGO, Oakland 1B84en. 780kc)—1 p. m. af sic Box. 10:30 p. m,, Organ Ré | corrosion from the spray of elec- m Use Your Light Socket Alleluia [= | FE father King = ) , 192 e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. A large condenser of 4 mfd, Deal Catered tein Afternoon musicale; 5, orchestra: | radio storage battery should be|when a 4 neds Pree riday evening's Mo. This refers to those ‘i : v ling solo! Sunday, October 9. WEAA. Deline (£00m-000ks)—-1 45 p. @. ‘15 D. from WEAF. a short time. Rubber is immune jtutes for recharging a battery. | screw. ing set. Olsts: Adele Parkhurst. 80. v. * : m., 46 J, B! Ont | | Webb, baritone, and John Oaks 400 Miles Radius of 28 of Brown, spirituals: 8: 30" _ m., Boris| Quintet, dD. m.. Million Sing. 7:30 "2 ‘the noise heard in a receiving set. ey, Schubert | imi SHINGTON, Oct First Presbyterian church; 9:35 p. m.| wo.” Schenectady (179m-790ke)—3:30 | trolyte, but nevertheless they oxid- The Argus Electric is a complete self-contained unit. The progri.m follows: lark, Hark the Lark Mixed Quartet. ©" Mistress Mine sage Ore, rensky | The Medieval Sir igers, 8 FY DISCLOSES RADIO RO A “ ag pragrem; 8: 1D De M-. Siw eter be spread over the battery ter- {to acid. There is no substitute for | Water—distilled water—is the only Fvensonge: 8:15 p. m., Atwa- placed across the 110-volt line to sical Miniatures concert throug} 2h Sy mphony Orchesat prano; Frances Paperte. SILENT NIGHT FOR wDaF. Caring for Storage Batteries. _ = Mezzo. Dick Richardson's Orchestra. basso. Myronott. pianiet Organ re-| P. m.. Songs, a 50 a @: Blackstone | ‘The terminals on a storage battery | the congestion of broadcasting Service ; ,il pb. m.., “Great Moments of a. m., service; 3 D. m., organ recital; | ize quickly, and therefore require History.” ound a number of the 4:30 p. m.. urche stra; 6: 20 p. m., Cap- Bs agi is indicated by a re- — ge. Bye st 740k) 12 a.! itol Theater program: 7:15 'p. m., Ai-|9n occasional scraping and clean cities is Dp. m ervices; water Kent hour, ling. All connections should be as 9 p. m., Service: 10, p. m. Studio pro- | WHAS, Leuisville ria fete te" 57 4. Quilter "Mole Guna Heigh-ho! Fora Husband. ContraHo Solo. | [It Was a Lover and His Lass. | Soprano and Tenor Due ot. | Song of the Peddler | Mixed Quartet. | Under the Greenwood “Tee,. | sreeseeese Ruzzi- al | Soprano Solo. “Peco ] Orpheus With Hts lute.. | Tener Solo. . What Shall He Have Th the Deer? ei Male Quartet. - Sullivan Music played by the Satina Quin. tet and Softo Saxophone Trio ; to be featured in the La Fran ’ broadcast through KSD Feiaes tet. “Cavalleria solo. “Voice at the Chimes,” tra. “Estrellita,” violin solo. “Whims,.” orchestra. “To a Wild Rose,” Softo*Saxo. phone Trio. “La Paloma,” orchestra. “Peppy,” “All My Life,” “Made. on.” A varied concert of musie of Rusticana,” ‘celio Ivanow sare the composers repre- Unknow; 4 i ce: miles of 28 cities. . & on Walthew Sn 98 cities is 575. -++e. Williams | 5 _ -+-Bishon . ; sell proadcasting stations are : Boston third with 36, fourth with 32 and Baltimore fifth - » with 30. 7 GALA SETS’ AMPLIFICATION Orches. © mélodic appeal as well as distinc. tion is to be given by the Whittal Anglo-Persians through KSD Fri. j day night. Chapl, Dvorak, Popy, © Saint-Saens, Delibes and Ippolito. | report of the Federal Radio jon which shows the num- ¢ stations within a radius of The total number of stations a radius of 100 miles of But there get overlapping, because some at the cities are not 200 miles It is estimated, however, nearly 500 of the total 675 are operating within a us of 100 milesof the 28 cities, According to experts, it means | that, because of the availability of t, large audiences, and other fnclined to gravitate to centers of "B isrge population. New York has the largest num- B ver of stations within a radius of ; | #00. miles, with a station total of night. The program is to include: © E “French March,” “Blue River” ’ “Miss Annabelle Lee,” “ye Who : Have Yearned Alone,” Satina Quin. j g5, Chicago is second with 71, Omaha MEASURED AND RECORDED Amplification, or the power of a | radio receiver to magnify faint sig- nals without losing any thing of the ® quality of music or voice, is a de- finitely measurable quantity, ac- cording to the Electrical Research B® laboratories, maker of Erla_ sets, Amplification. it is stated, can be _ visualized and recorded so that one @ can know exactly what perform- | ance he may expect when he turns | the dials. The new Erla receivers range | from five-tube to six-tube and ® geven-tube types, each having the ® RFL balanced bridge circuit which sented On thelr pro 4 program, which @ eliminates noisy regeneration with- KOA I Denver (325m-920kc)—11:30 a. m.. Conce tion Cathedral, 6:30 p. m.., organ | pocitel : 7:30 p. m.,, tet: "0 Pp. m., orchestra: 8:30 p. m., or- chestra: 10 p. m., Atwater Kent hour; | KTHS, Hot Sonne (340m-880ke) 11 a. m.. Service: m., Organ recital; 10 p. re 4:30 Pp. m. choral service; Capito! Theater Famil ly. Dinner . Service: 7 p. m., Abas quar- Paul Christensen’s orchestra. Mediterraneons: 1 p. m., Rudy Seiger's orchestra. Dp. m., Music Lovers’ 8:15 p. Lutheran Ms hurch 10:5 =. 4:10 ae * menvine an — “chureh of Christ | Collier's Hour. | ster Wont Hour. / Yor (491m-610kce)—1 PD. om "pltdengm minationa] Services. 2 D. Young even Conference. 3 ereere m: J Dp. m., Roxy's stroll: Con Bedtord oung Peop! le's conference: 7. A.. Brooklyn. a ‘i » ye ‘Concert Biaetesn WRR, D a] as (352m-850kc)—] Biblical ama. ‘2 | service: 1 330 . orchestra: ; m. eervice; Q:% Th “| Commerc: _ program, ‘AS. | WSAI, Cinci | Men's conference:, 4:30 ‘ - Siem tics | ence ,. ww DB. We by. Mrs. Belmont. Trumy encod) ams. . he, Pie m, Chil- rogram. Pp. - D. m., Piti © na ‘ Edgewater Beach Orchestra. “9 | dio Pro tet; 8:16 p. m., Atwater Baptist tabernacle; 10:45 a. m., Studio Progr 5 p. m Vespe re: 6:15 p. m.. ‘tightly made as ‘possible and then a coating of pure vaseline should concert: | WHO, Des Moines (526m-570ke) 1] 8:4 Dp m.,. service m., serwece: 4:30 en bein > e » m.. Phiit - KPO, San Francisco (422m- 710ke)—11:45 chestra: 6:30. Litile ayephous: 4: 7:30 | WdZ, New York (4: oa ee a. m., Rox stroll (KDKA, KYW, wre woe. WJ); p. m., radio -espers: 6:30 p. m.. das; 6 D. m., organ tare 6: 30. eel Persian Garden: q WCBD, Zion (344m-870kc)—8 p.m. hour | (KD KA, KYW, OWI Mixed quartet: Celestial Bells: Vocai| PAF. KSD, ‘WLW); is Y p. m.. Godtrey Lud) ws Sa Ns (405m- 40K) 9: $5 | | WLIB, Chicago (306¢ 980k ~ Zz. er ee a NEE TR Re ER Ni et an ean Rg EMA MO RE MEER PPC GRE eaaheadiie an ote dove er des # parton Syn ~ nso oe special. . 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‘ a ec: . ae x a 25 : eee | SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH = q : : al sr? hy . hee - = baad - * t? WEE men 4 ata ts 4 4 - : rs 3 3 PAGE 6B ieciad ST. LOUIS °OST- DISPATCH se Kms pee | A” Eliminator, which is a com , ey er & : in: gem eae WLW JOINS BLUE CHA'N | | plete storage battery’ eliminstor.| I Doctor a oun F : |stations som: iitves until &9 a G2, Li . ~ Tests in the laboratories of every - 4 | INVALID GETS AUSTRALIA m 8 eet ta ord seine the tran s-At- : e ~ | Sunday Programs by ’ ? h rig a yarticuiarly during the trans 7 , ‘ : | radi ublication of any size in tne eas J ' ane , lierht “Horts,”” © um la } St L Stations races » - y ° es E . GN ONE - [ORE SET lantic aeroplane fhgnt Feposm | | OE | wt. LOUIS | country, as well as in the Hager- i Ninetee | es . | Says Miss Miller. ; Powel ¢ ernigy Jr.. president of | KSD |} man Laboratories, are said to have re erre ' 7 et eee per terlgltbatatel di fan “While tistening for the bul-j; eatures ‘| the Crosley Radio Corporation, has ' proven this unit to be perfectly ’ Be 2 " “ 4 T EIGHT x eae ss — : ae Te) og: Berlin, at 3:15 a. m: 1 picked |) This ee || Blue Chain for broadcast through | 2 P. M.—Young People’s Con- |j| i The basis of treating sickness has : PAR | Sreatest consolation, and night oe k signa! and after |! —__——— ——— i the Crosicy station, WLW, at Cin-|/jj] ¢ ce. | | pot ehauged since Dr. Caidwell lett ) a = % : after nicht far into th tiv: tae & Vol, -oee See Es lle | . erence. P i Concert [i For the Notebook. |; BOL Changer a Tae ns —_ ‘ ht. far into the mornings, | hoerd a man talk-| ots tornoon’s | nad, from 8 to 10 Wednesday and 4:30 P, M.—Nationa on P | Medical College in 1870, nur since he (ES ae ae ee A F HOLY ME | the : ; oa encorame alt | * WwW Meu ‘ ds riacecaveag ae "he first hour of this atternovus ern a de 5 ap >. . ' ify t f reine Pe es Ai s ’ has tuned in for programs all — — oi Sie athinetls apie seaehein I The first hour ¢ S : .. | Friday nights, with the possibility | a. eintiest | Dean. | A receiving set must be of a | placed om the market the laxative a ea 4 7 PALLY OF NA SOCIETY - ~ as the Vanited States and far be- a ted the setting and on a fine | Columbia Chain program tnrougi of the addition of Collier’s hour /! eu P. M.—Capitol “Family.” | very high standard to operate suc- preseriptiou he bad used w his prac ae ae program at Christian Brothers’ ty lane . oo ee WOR the sliver trophy) nicht. at 4-05 a. m. I heard! KMOX is to be devoted largely tO' Sunday nights. The New York | 7:15 P. M.—Collier’s Radio cessfully on a loop aerial. | tice, known to druggists and the : 4 College at 3 P. M. Today. Ripple, } Pe the Radic World's hoes cn again, very clear. and). ononic music 4 feature is to) broadcasts through WLW wil! tn- |i} Hour. ter Kent |i} Home >| ils unless thev : publie since [S92, as Ur. Caidwell’s 2 ee ¢ The annual rally of the Holy the 1 1h in 1826 for the gpreate =T distance — os sf ie ss ee ea S) Ap Ss Sh e' oes are we ny Lig el de such features @ the M: = 1] S:15 P. M.—Atwa r : Made Cos ,» UNLESS Ley are : i : snail : ae 2 . § BE Peceived on ao heard the call 31.0, Metbourne. I th dawns ef the Handel (S"*~ Dor rane shes eg sees ‘iH Hour. the product of experts, are not as; Syrup Pepsin. : aa * Name Society in St. Louis will be/ will 2a | . GS On a One tube set. ie ang re ars Of ie PAG tS cies. hour, on maizo, and others al-/| mesenger tiatt co pas Maney = a > ‘nt of constipation Sey oe ’ P Be : heard very clearly a piano solo. I di i eae (efficient as the manufactured! Then, the treatment ore PS & eld at 3 o'clock this afternoon on HT W ith that sarc sel. she now eA Ohad SAD ' sees Cow min- “Largo , by Redferne Holi ishead, ready popular. Besides these, the | KFUO, 560 Ke.; 545 M. “types TT : wr, emt 4 pillousness, hendac hes, mentai de os os * % he! ae reports, she has tuned in 3LO, Mel-| Oe * 1 live.” tenor. The hour from 3 to 4 this/station will broadcast national | 9:15 P. M.—Address: “When jj) Large b ass condens ean b | pression, indigestion, sour stomach a Fe e — . se rt: ‘ " : ia = 28 itft) as is vt L~ tase & 44% _— r ‘ » ’ a” ‘ » ' : re -~VWasce - nser a ve | ee - : SK ic Bet { bourne. Austrailia. i fis « 74 it } be b os “Ser oe : eran of vents and even more elaborate | doubts assail, It is good to } y Dp 8 " n " s a od ither ind:spositions that result x a Picked up or muiti-tube sets on Pottieshins of the United States ;afternoon Wil: OFring a& 56t\™) studio programs draw near to God,’” Rev. E. placed across the line without re- — os t tion Was entirely by iF} — . ail —_ eo 753 ’ . rn ci itirt * svetem Smthhiwhor anees and popular con- waa ne ll aati ; { ars.. Music ducin the é i 23 from copsti}ativ - ~ : : ‘ ee ‘ it the Pacific Coast, but Miss Mil. n ee of |Schubert dances and pop ; Programs of three big chains > ee ——$——— | a ee ee ee means of simple vegetable laxatives. eo ae * 7 ee achievement is far more note- | radio rece’ ecg J& cep eee me cert numbers. ey ee, a See KFQA 930 Ke.; 322 M. | | herbs and roots. These are still the . Be ee sd ae ‘ft worthy. fenna may be u | to receive ana 4+ & this evening. the Columbia} without interference, in addition to vs a ene on Wéeurth basis.of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep-| : th ee Bet se a — ; ilk Sie ite ~_— ‘ ss , ‘ ial " a. . Y tr 9 € s i 4 ke U nn E % - - - a 6 Fe Se ? = - ~ 4 ' oe eT . ce 4 ; “ ¥ wi f 2% PY = c Ss * = a if ; a This Pasi MM AS Jun and July cial : : : : Sty \ eee ae orch: stra. Howard the excels ne programs furnished Chureh of Christ. Scientist. Sub- Lp y » re _= ns 7 sin. which isa eombination of senn?2 a pa eee a I have been tuning in to. radi lernieths at the sal e tn Oe. neert g: ee I : | a by the Cincinati stations. at tare Sin’ Dissase aud | 4 re. Bek nuk other alld tanative herbs. with | Sum i Te a ; , ene uUcCcTtor, ‘Ss {tO make Le ee Y Lo R - 17° 2 — = Ss SSS . = ” . et ' : ~* Fwy > Death aes ' = Ls pepsin Pe laying music from | «HAT SPOT’ 14 TURE SET | Stops g Heir. Cor || ER aa Iii ROE OLS 4s : | : - - | Dr. Caldwell did not approve of it er of Seville,” Drd- | KFVE, 1280 Kce.; 234 M. || rects dandruff and scalpeczcee J ive! ae me He dial ' nid a3 ; * Maossanet’s “Cas- ’ ' ° m2. Mo B KG ‘i ¢ | drastie phy sies and purges. e 3 nN a Massanet's “Cas- WING CHAMPIONSHIP AT SHOW || 100 vr. «—casedant, pices. |} ney-Back Guarantee, fj rustic physics ane Pareted for ‘a tt | yrainger’s “Molly ; 4 Whyte-Fox knocks l Try it. | not beileve ms e aot : ee ee ea : 1} burg at New York. | — a ee | heings to put into heir system. ae Chopin's “Polon- John Hartley, who was judged | 5:00 P. M.—Service at Second ||| AtDarbers and Dreggists -§ ™@n veinss p co wee Olea ee and Schumann’s champion receiving set builder at|}} Baptist Church. | | If grown people want to use | an: here will be a vi-| the 1926 New York radio show, | 7:00 P. M.—Hotel Chase Or- |/| | no one can deny them the privilege, 3 i ee eee pre eRe : oq chestra. = - le , i iv = ial ; > : by Wagner. staked his 1927 chances on a “Hot! S:00 P. M.—Service at Third |l ac sang should never ve given to : = i , . , 7 : , ~ 7] 2 Poe } a ' seal ensemble will | Spot’ 14-tube receiver. During the | Baptist Church. enraren. as | eB ; : i wine teinin alta s1¢ ¢ . 7 SET OF TEET xe simpler the remedy for eon oe rt hestra in the “An-/sSummer he built it and tested it to | ’ tne simp 7 al We would be giad te tx ; i H BY eam “I) Trovatore.” | compete against all comers at the KMOX, 1000 Ke.; 300 M. ||| DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE | stipation, the safer for oa ns dan | prove at our expente ‘ Pik ‘e : _ se : é . ee oi ai ; t ‘Th- | how a Pa banjo, with an New York exposition. Sets were to 2:00 P. M.—Columbia Chain Geld Crowm for you ay eT wie —_ gen Cald ls S p ; by e are to be featured} be judged on appearance, selectiv- —— a | $5.00 up eral — of a! ae my inne pass aldwell’s Syrup Pepsi, a f £ * ; um ’ ho ur to- ity, tone quality a nd distan ce range ie sap Se he . « | Bhs. a “t oer D ” uamnaiee At Pep to you and youre. Just : o Fe ox + : 7 . ™ ait sn »* ° ~\s - > ; t ) Hatt a Pt 4) x ’ . * - cs Pepe * Hartley retained the champion- 4:45 P. M.—Uarry Lange's Or- |/! vy Geng it , Pepsin,’’ Monticello, | 44 4 1 ~ hie ship with his 14-tube set As the chestra ' oe — sin, whv take chanees with a il] d paid és 7 3 nigznt a O:iuUmMmod a wail Ria 4 "Luv sot be Ss AiX . jogo . 2 ' ° " Wi sen vou pre a A @ i bring the Dodge | contest was open to any set build- ||} | 5:30, F, M-—Dewey Brocke- |} Guntage Sree? AD Greg: weaves Seve al oc ae 3 ae E music, and 60 min-)| er in the world, his championship | " 6:00 P. M.—Joe Johnson's Or- | 12:20 P Ww enerons Hotties bee } aE 4 : ‘lassics by the all-| takes on an international aspect. |i] chestra a £ at : | nearest lae Pate Tes ~ ceiver | 45 P. M—Canton Tea Gar- |/| ee ; ut 3 ; is , = a Chic: adi ade haw % 1S cnes ay ; —! © —— © a need on ene ti a ath ensemble the Chicago radio trades show in 7:00 P. M.—Johnson’s Orches- ||| ae Hf his band. and Lee | June showed it to be of exceptional tra. | nl; 408 # ley? a “hines’’ singer re. f he | power and selectivity. 7:45 P. M.—Canton Tea Gar- ik S tae ; = PMY, ee Oe eT s dens Orchestra. | iS : ae “ ee ee atured in the first ColumbDila hour Sources of Noises. S700 to 10:00 P. M.—Columblia | Trade 3 ah Wednesday night, and the Cap- Such things as electrical heating Chain Program. $ : Be ¥t ; +3 * * re > i} hs hy Ira in he. horwr . l- ~ +a ter ra = ~h y - . & dese t > & ptIVaiOorsS Wiii ft icard In an nou! rads, and rotating apparatus, wash- ie i> : ‘BF = fof dance music, linge machines, fans, vacuum clean- |} WEW, 830 Ke. ; 352.7 M. fl N : eR 3 Musi from Wagner’s operas|ers, violet-ray machines, electro- 9:30 A, M.— ‘Fundamentals of -a5 e ; Le Gs tn on trans cnn | ehinmeden GU GG oma’ ite » || Catholic Belief,” Rev. Raphael tit OuT Pit: e Slightly uigier aie ce on. cntennt. bates |i ce — Cc. McCarthy, S. J. Professor of ' 4,84 & - ~ th Woot posers hour on the Coiumdia caAall ,He possioie noise sources in a re- Psychology, St. Louis! Univer- : et 4 im Ole Wesi ‘ridav nicht. iceiving set. sity. | li | et & Serer ecewer — Te 11:60 A. M.—Music of High Ba: « 7 = ¥ Mass fl ; pe ; . Sa & ire i 7:15 P. M.—Explanation of if [ »& F / . , # : ; 1 of tl d Sat gS : j g Se & | a . | Gospel of the day. | Salt : & Do N I See Our RADIO || Pall 3 . wf & o Not Fail to See Our | af Pe ee . aR || ADVERTISEMENT cn Prge 2 | BoA pondered) cue, a UE iMee 5 Cone Speaker | W i \ cn c¢ge Or Silent ‘Uf a #4 ‘ = } f M . T ¢ ° d = ° tay i | : So New a - WMAY, 1210 Ke.; = I ¥ - pt cr"? . . . . 4 3 . Pith = The TOWER Adventurer typifies the fascinating romance of | : 3 ol ain 4 VOW s wection oOcay | ’ li = 9 nC ing ea, ré tH : . : = a 3 Ries’ 4 4 > aE 3 ¢ : on 4. Pieces—A $1 20 y gelue ‘ Te When you consider the high Pou ie the Spanish ship seeking mysterious treasure-trove. Acmurers | | eee ee . | : 92 A. B—service af Kinge- l } ie eal y 7 Raat i a; . . . . . [: ; iT : ~ | highway Presbyterian Churc “a isitely matched walnut veneers, ts Me; of genuine ship models will delight in this exact replica of | ~seencomlteti “pemianen nse ag 7 e | “7 pe s the true worth of ; h £..8 ean : : : ; | Rev. Arnold H. Lowe, DD. Pre “' oe | * u!l-rigge nis old ivory, cast integral with | | a ae ee aoe : : | ts a full-rigged galleon, finished in old ivory, cast integ th | il tude’ ta D Ctowere): |anthen Le P $ : ewe > —*s ad ; ; ** an 4 se ’ : ** , a , «5 the protecting ornamental frame. The large | free edge | yj “Hail to the Lord's Amointed” || | | 7 a : oh : ” (Andrews; anthem, “But Now jf} ? a . a? cone is. driven by a new super-powered armature type unit. ||] Saith the Lord” (Noble); post- |}: . : Pe " : lude, “Grand Chorus” (Rogers). U f bal z The TOWER Adventurer offers unsurpassed mellowness of : | af . 3 ; $03 . . — - - i 5 Paritt £ tone, combined with a deep resonance of full volume. | = = ; a = | l! ; q : ze | , | ' . if e ok) | | TEMPLE SPEAKERS Where to Pick | ! | SS aeeepettions 5s ‘4 if ASK YOUR DEALER FOR A DEMONSTRATION DISTRIBUTED BY ' l! SS aii y TODAY OF THIS NEW TOWER SPEAKER | = . Up WJZ } at a : | GELLER-WARB-HESKER HDW. CO. |, Hi a on 3 CLEERWARDREORER REW, OU. | - Features if eo 4 Tower Manufacturing Corp. '| 410-422-414 NR. FOURTH ST. MAin 350600 | At iS mez 4 fey i ' ': Following iw the week's iechedule of ~ ‘ at be ; 122 Brockline Av., Boston, Mass. Blue Neiwork features that may be heard | i ——= ; : #8t. t |} throug:. KYW, KDaxA, WJ and -Southern | FE it: ~ d _ ¥ | Stat.ioos easily heari by listehers in this! L° 3 : ee part oi the Milde West: | s #: ¥ . -_ | MUNDAY, Oct, 16. | Fi $ A ~nttpenenseseeneneraere i 6:30 Ruxy Ss Gang (Wid, nw Y Ww. KDARA. | * eas * : WHAS, WSB, WsM. WJR, WOC). | fl ad i, ; ; oo | 8:00 Mammba Band and Vaughn de Leatn | reas d & ; 4 ail _= el o_o i al > % We ~ K Dix A 2 = i ig ADVIZTISEMENT | TUnsvaY, Oct. Lh, . : ; sempeivene | 6:00 Stromberx-Carlson Hour «WJZ, KYW ms . se KDKA, WJR)}. i ‘ * 4 Pe é PY | 7:00 Cuutinentals. “Hieh spots” from the | ql 4. V & E Bb k YoU Cf xg IGT EQUAL! oe . i : grand operas, “Martha and “Alisa ‘ a Et) «. A i> , AF . Lk a, . he. | : iif WJZ. KYW, KDA, WJR). | bes . 3 o ; : > 7 VEDNE> pay, “uct. a. ; Thi f it ? A f in . B d= ec. . a f —_ * * “. bs ee Pr ; (iE 7:00 Svivania Foresiere (WuZ, «YW. | {fh nk of it! our-p ece Bedrocem Suite for $74.50, and on conven‘ent credit tem = 3 | ate in DKA}. | ; ° ; j #7 n ‘ x ; - ; : 4 t y ah 8:00 Hassall’ Hour. “The Bigsar’s opera” r This Sute is exceilent’y constructed of sclected cabinet woods and is richly 4 4 a ag ee, ee ae Wee aad | Hi ished in walnut. Cons‘sts of a large dresser, bow-end bed, roomy chifforobe # | ae of ‘FHURSDAY, Oct. 13. | 43 Pa 2 i. . ioe $:00 Harp and viola recital (WJZ). fli beautiful vanity. 7a Le est. ; eee | 7:00 Radiatrong (WJZ, KDKA, WEBR ar aa 2 ia le oe ae pa PAY ONLY $7.00 DOWN AND $1.00 PER WEEK | 4 5 £ie | 8:00 Harp and viola recital (WJZ, KDKA fi ‘ s | a Ee ae > oe KYW. WIR). ats sae oe) et: + ioe | 8:30 Spotlight Hour. Review of olct:me | Se if 3 y te f kK ¥ if : ; musical comedies (WJZ, KYW. | . ae as i \t7 y i? “ i fbn A, WJR). e of f erdict of Everyone ‘iro ae | BDKA TORY. oct, 14. | 1 H tb E R M 7 ae | | | 7:00 Retold Tales (WJZ, KYM. KDKA, | ll aS or ~ Br? .: 278 OF. Fs i ELLE ' WJR). a er xtract Ciecy (i Ciimcray ALOWD (7:30 Roral’ Hour (WJZ, KYW. EDEA ' in TE . wJR?. ll ts a} —_— > —- nt as Herb Juice). ‘amoy REALLY ELIMQUES | a is i ‘s “ > -& ” 7 . . | ° . : ee : ratte .; ee bie aitain such remarkable sales roceerd.. Bet when you | | ie | 8 ae aaa Simmons Coil ee ee i'ttet je : He > - 3 » | | A power unit or batiery elimina. | ac Z .. : . . ve > > aces ; saa P ; ae : hai: realize how quicizly it g.ves reicf in tie most severe | | tor, like the motor of an automo- | I ‘i Walnut Finis All-Cotton a ; i cases of chrenic constipction, you wiil readily see way | bile, requires a “fly-wheel” or g rig . ea Fs ci i “i pre-Se ’ . % — y rete si ; stabilizer to maintain a’ constant fl : e g by Lat it Is proclaimed the erceatest tonic-.axcti.ve cr tis ccy power output. The “fly-wheel” of L A au E 4 | ee and time. It is mede end so!] to ber-43!: thousan? a power unit supply is the con- — » ' td ba ” t hone 6 297 3. = . denser bank in the filter circuit }; é : . 2. By - 7 ~~ ~ & - 7 = . . . * ei ‘a gr eful uscrs Say i. s tte b- aoe beri s yust wie connected across the output. This. ad © e 3 rz o> ee +. ® 2 , xa 2 - i i they ail Say; 2. user. alwavs a boasic..”’ | bank accumulates a certain charge | ab _ 4 +3 ; at —_——- ————— swath jor potential that is constant while | it Rt — 5 : eh - a i tate ithe unif is in operation, and. tike a | ms -— x : :4 ir : % aa | fly-wheel. makes the energy output 4 > . : i -e¢ - ft as 4 roe | ; + ‘smooth and unvarying by absorb- This Spring is construct- Beg with Seney tue dition fon + e : : is ing excess and supplying lack of ed of heavy gzuuce tem- = igs met ” ; ~ with heavy roll edge as a og 8 } os ep uppiying | fl gered wire. and is heavi- oe a-l-cotton matiress. Comes tz cocd quality : 4 * aS : | DOwes. ? |. ly enameled te prevent — oO ae ee tick. May be had in aay 3 ee a ‘ | To compare a “B” power unit to it rusting. Will fit any bed. $1.09 Per Week size. ev 14 2 te | om we it: ¢t ey 1 8 z eo i an A” power unit: the amperage | 50c Per Week 50e¢ Per Week a a tat . | output of the former is approx- | ae 2 - He |imately 40 milliamperes; or 40) Se E = 5 i thousandths of an ampere, while | 1] e - y, ‘= : a the latter must supply at least 2, li S| r= #: f et —j LE : : amperes, or more than 590 times as | T ab | PE Jul ; . ES x ; 7 much. The capacity or size of a/ fi: a ia ~ 2 - i ON’T take our word that the TEMPLE is the best condenser bank used in each unit | 1 fe x : ts 4 4 speaker on the market. Go to your nearest dealer varies in ratio as the difference in | Ss VS ' oe . and ask him for a COMPARATOR test. He will the output and due to certain re- | (l ; Ae ihe i “VPI FPOTH ON ; 7 Ta h . 4 r hook up five different speakers. Close your eycs 2s he jauirements In producing tne prop- | ' y TE a a PI - quickly switches from one to another. You'll find that ee NT ee eee 1] REL: PRS eS Wa ie ERI SS all we say is true—that TEMPLE, for rick and purity | have a capacity thousands of times [I 3 oy 3 oy, : : - 5 cis . OR oy of tone, has no equal in speakers today This is the (as great in an “A” eliminator than ni ar -. : . ie SF Tew. eee sym ts . . : oh ta 4 sinew ; ee , . % fop5 ; : ’ * ce : Yat > Bab | - —s Sa oe | = 5 ee Michigan; the speaker selected by Eddie and Fannie The physical size of an ordinary | Vans §— ~ Sea — 4 .- aig — aon Be a ee Cavanaugh, the Gaelic Twins of KYw, Chicago, and condenser bank for “B" power use Mae \) a 2 EY ‘ li r ni ur e EE thousands of others as the super-speaker of the age. Hear mm snot 5) echoes equ. By hl ne . “ ‘ 4, an 7 : eet so | te rs it Gemonstrated—you'll want to own one immediately inches high. It can be seen, there- | : 4 : itt Shee eee ue CRGRggne ores cayte oc ee bere Sas oveee o> we tes ie 5s tee wee. coge tt wes +) pemee se "05 5 FBS ee : Pe. x ; Sate 2 eae: S, : . oe. eee oe condenser to an “A™ power unit. | ily Ob peeps 3ee Sena coasting ee) eee ete gee. eet gee eee, a ~ 4 Basement “| Hi hee TEMPLE, INc. Seay ben te nemo of orf Eee ! , 4 : oe eee Se ee ae FR 9 41 electrical engineers working - 2 | fl GC f e : $195 9-piece mahogany fin- . i — : ~ : es itTaint ar x 5 « : - ¢ . Se ei } op ago 213 S. Peoria St., Chicago means of obtaining “A” power from | IHf verstuffed Eed Suite ' ished Dining Suite ........ OF . Bi Mrs. Lula Heaus' i iin: tanin wrke amwes er the light socket. The problem was : : i i Ula cea@useier, 1325 Hickory son why anyone will aliow them- ere : $32.50 Walnut Veneered Ew 4 street, St. Louts. is among the latest kelves to suffer with such ailmenta to create a unit having the ee i : ° ij to praise tie Herb Extract remedy if they know about the merits of quired trémendous capacity in a FREE—A Brid e Lamnn End Table tension Table, 34m. top-- i: ip riven known as Herb Juice). this medicine. In a surprisingly iemeall enough space so that it; f} ° ao? $45 Ivory Dresser, i ib ve gotten better results from short time it puts one’s system it | woul: Ba S. ; Ms ar eggctatin en sep | would be adaptable to radio use | ang Daverport Tabie! : cink évecnsonnsven eee Edward F. Andrews. designer of | 2 : Sune wt ee een ener arenes eee ees 4 fumed oak frames ......++++ «© ti | a lll medicine ae Sent good order, purifies, recuiates and : ever a tee Mrs. tomes up the system in a general j = » “ané I am giad that || way and makes one fevi, like a dif- i> the Deresnadyne and pt alle A advantage of the opportunity | ferent person. .One thing sure it devices, has designed and pa ented | y brother-in-law rec- | surely gives quick-lasting relief, and a new device with a capacity far —_—, } veyond that approached by other | | A beautiful velour upholstered Bed Davenport Suite consisting li of a davenport which opens into a full-size bed. a chair and : & § a = { [asta ies ih asa i see a the thing that counts when oo pero un tet you free a bridge lamp and shade, & e had taking any medicine. Fileasont to | , means. yet ig small enourh so that | on ta a davenport tabie. Don't miss this wonder- r ‘ a Shays eae ue wait we eee oy caaca. in action and relieves | THE COMPLETE LINE OF TEMPLE SPEAKERS when incorporated with most rec-d ful value. , ae 4 $150 mahogany finsshed 4-prece ¥ 3 one in a most sub Ca ie ; | . fae ‘ _ Quite sure it would greatiy improve | stantial manner. [t's my ‘tavertts | ee ee ee ee ee eS : | . 7 —— Ree ; my condition. Now, after giving remedy and one I expect to kee@eon | - | storage hattery. This unit ts the) | AY ONLY $9.00 DCWN AND $1.00 PER WEEK oo . $25 5-prece enameled Breakfast ig ; - @ fair trial. I am ready to join hand in case I should need to take | Abox. manufactured by the Abox | [> ee : p ‘e pay = ah a gma ecole aioe. again. { any giad to make this — Co.. Chicaro. 4 — 5 Set Et le tele : ggg 4 | constipa- statement and recommend the | = = —, Fr — —F,— — Jon 3 $45 fined = F a —] car end liver wie ago Herb Extract medicine to heen ; . r cn 4 Gee cae er : ee 4 pl ig ie | a eae = remedy for because of the remarkable thi ESCO i Biv _ pay type 6 ,. trecer sees ee SOS See 1 ie se ailments; ents; in fect. the best I has done for ma,” ngs it 5 3111 iS Washington d. JEff. 0020 rectifier (most any ordinary bat- 2 3 . ~ a _--« Rawe ever found, and 1 see no rea- | Wholesalers of Radio Supplies and Equipmént tery charger will do) and in. a The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the osly coler rote a ; | : ig : small compact unit called the Abox magazine in St. Louis, ae 3 . .en € oF “3

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i - " ; , & — , - .s. = a . | : * 3 ‘“ ccipe pLCeneral News| 91.LQUIS POST-DISPATCH | Gen His Prescription J : : seneral News | | is Frescription § " | siiietieaemaaimaaia a ; . fdwell-ief a ST, LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927. PAGES 1—4A, J sagabotag oS a > sane - | : e since he (EEE reer ees ane RES . = OF HOLY NAME SO6I | the grounds of Christian Brothers’! duce the s | | | | ax pn Oe gies ad RAL : » speaker and rill ~ | age t ; or . ‘4 : tikes ee 7 , a ‘ ; te oat F Y ETY Colelge, Clayton road and Universi- | nounce the heliietion at the adie NIGHT CLASSES TRANSFERRED High Ieee seks chee ce svotick Sik eoaiikee, Tae es cee pti telling walke ta : at Christian Br *lty , : : sg . . ‘ Prograt others’ | ty lane, The Very Rev. Michacl D.|of the ceremonies. Preceding the| Removed from Storm-Damaged | Russell boulevard, with F. J. Jef-|manship, shop practice, domestic Amonting tn ney 7 the situation at present concerning College at 3 P. M. Today. Ri aid Sa : Pee ge rad ; + Ae. 7 br 3 . bey ty + + SOSHSSSSRESSEseEe Ks BEi SER COSSEESSEESSESES.n Oneusse: bucsnenaueuheasenesseacene seesescesssse TritiitiiititiittyTrti tt eeencsescecccese ++ - y ry + bebnsneseas by Fy sane, ty eh BS ed 1 oy dee,4 Monday at the Hub—Two Carloads of Underpriced Walnut Bedroom Suites pprove of| Be 2 He did any Z ay d for iu : : eir system. Ft b9 Qéturtte, . 3 use them . ¢ Pd . oe —— —— _ ——— ; Ma} \ | an) " | Z privilege, oe |. fe Ali eNO. ? ni Poa | beet Hike 2), OS a ; 4 VCD (0 | ea, Fe Eee : Es ne “Ge ee [Ea ee ee | eee L S} E bit NS) | eae LR : i 4 * . = 3 i. EEE | cease sag ctattcceteabtetes co cake ee acest Segetk tae boa So Peaabaats ete otthce s gareeececaeeeecteateer ag? ete stent 7 , - ae. se: al a = is - a : ; > ee ——— a - ' f Y SUM ocataestarosctenascetetstatetcecsercett = =—fii (iC te eewncsy «6 CLES: aio Seceeiee~Seges-S sSaleletpsmateGemmy sete saeraie eEstatasente me 8 =—si«dit: MEE = Soe #285%,%49).-segeqe wer eter lets +o. ote" tse ea et ets ta" “ ‘ , a Do a tes for con | 3G tae er ee ee OL t the gen-| prove at our expense how much Dp & PANERA) gee) ieee) | ee ec | Re Bis Ree Pe Pe ee Mme 8 ‘ vou can | Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mee De ei |e oo ne hee ge ee Sale Price _ P ¥itoyouand yours. Just write‘ | Ze Rea te pee | ieelee! | gee ees | eaaeae tz EN vrup ep . ,? . . : : strong Pepsin,’’ Monticello, Dlinois, and we bave the| Will send vou prepaid FREE SAM & tS A nei Sh hum 2 F ii a ———_ OD hd rcamncentnn alte oe eens o* Me? *t a> PLE BOTTLE. © me Me, ee Ns Wee | Ce Ae ee eC CEE) | eee Re] eee . a ‘ “e+ . a : [? 3 ‘ 3 ae 4 as. o22 a8 : , 9 Seee - - ae j ‘ Pf ; , “ of- , here - . FOTIA a { ; + ae ie Resi ee G : 5 2 dig, etten ah Cesteneeesttaaes Oo Son _— —s | 4 r , o"4 s Sieseieesee oo , bag . ¢ zs a ececoes Shy meee ees | - | . ‘ IZ ois aittase , wy J Zz ° : of 4 4 ‘ = , ‘Be " . sthes ce, . $ . 3 +4 : OM: i \ *$+.-52 (4 - bg “e ahs Sree pot eee ka cetgrer. .* - ota ere? sees ER ee “rw Poca 4 4 = - ot “ °; rf a + ee ee » > Ce o"s™ ~ Oo ot ete. te" 5%, e nt 10 ote” ‘. r ~ > +] . Ot etate wa . . - . , . "5 4 f «ja i ; “ oT *. 2: » } Nels ona ; ‘. > - . * Seterite bs . es 4 : a> % : : : | $F | “s ee -= - “eos — +24 be : Saag Lig geet ttt Tecate test sagatarieaceteetal ey. Selbes catgeettasetties fos% :f. Ja P . - : : ; . | ~ bet ae rt ‘ ’ a *| Wek: ‘s — sling”: 22 eetehe tees A ens OSES Ses teeat stot ee ee” Aat | svete lit aeitates ® ~> x stem 4 : © tet . - -_ p. “ ; | ‘i. . ’ ofan ; . eal otter — ont , ¥ | P M 5: ett of] | oF fd 2 bee y. sep “? ~ ie fF a WEEK ) Closing u ‘ oe i [cr 4 ae Demonstrators —. 4 a5 - ‘ Ia yee a a p¢ wr 3 = ~* a Bb take : m les . a ye | 4 alt oor a SJ = a) Bs ies . T i j Epi ate te Be Re: ae | -_ aa? gE ; 9. : ES : —— is oe \b 7] . a - a. Ss 4 1 Fe : ' a ; o . a = & The popular model 385 sixtube otewart: (on service, 1 presenting a splendid appearance. $139 includes the davenport concealing a full-size bed, armchair % be ; : Y Warner with sifgle-dial con- $ 12 months to and fireside chair shown. : : trol. While a limited it bey for your : ? h t las Sentnveweansdohenes dhe Xadio. : txhed metal oS number last | a en We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps | 18 Months to Pay : with heavy roll edge nnd _ : . ‘or Comes tn nal “alain: aawerel 3 Stewart-Warner in tick. May be had in any 4 eck size. : Console 59c Per Week BARGAINS HERE & THERE Meal Beds. 90049 Sa es $12 Mattresses, cotton and $25 Metal Ir 1 ag iin $7.95 F 5) : a J rer bonagpiae od ale 75 | : ! TT ‘f ) y— ge | $15 $830 Porcdsintop $5 75 PA complete Bed Or § $BQ 3-Pe. Decorated’ 3 5 4 BO | sas Gas Range, Sbuene aha “aie “Med ‘aaah : top wit : gent ‘A. 9x12 Seamless Fringed Velvets $29.75 om grade ace! bed wh) Bedroom) WUE . 00.0050 a ae *. amless Fringed Velvets .....--++++++s+e0e0> | oreree Din. continuous posts, | | $195 9-piece mahogany fin- *s, - . - smpertect ~. ..$39.75 ee finished in rich wainut Three very necessary bedroom pieces of generous size, grouped ef an almost § $25 and $30 Walnut Finish ; s ished Dining Suite ......-. $75 %. 11.3x12 Seamless Axmuinsters, slightly unpe a 75 ieee ye On ae shade—a'so Bas Loar gl unbelievably low price. Attractively paneled bed, French vanity and chest ¢ Wood $18 75 . $32.50 Walnut Veneered Ex- $19 75 x‘ 9x12 Fringed Wool Wiltons .. os is 5 Se ie a al $5.50 od z £2 2 3 pon Arsene este A ts 3 5.95 WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS $75 sf eee 2S es Sees , xX Heavy Battleship Cork | henid eck frames f 6 $3 7.50 *. Linoleum $1 6 5 $150 mahogany finished 4-piece $65 *. square yard ie \ SoCo 2 $12.50 %. square ya $19.75 © inere yerd. 9OC ~ RADIO GROUP $16.95 tip t veneered walnut Period tyle walnut Con ole Model 300, Stube Stew A art-Warher Radio, instaHed with built-in speaker. tet tet on i ' PRS SS OS OE 8 8 8S ee ; : We : ‘ > ’ 3 _ , . a ady aty- ny > en ew oe Bp ag Se HH > a + * & | 3 » 4 | ae | | : we oor nee 6 — eile ra, alt aaa at " sa oi Briss 2. ye ne By: & a eS a oe fe : Sra Pat, x ‘ * Ves

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__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a a nT’ ate PAGE 24 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ___ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ sTorrn-eree SOCIAL WORKERS i prea ey _ — OCOATS 3) fil! LF [ 1 | F. Mil ii | YY DOLLAR se) |SNOTINDANGER + ik AND Ce Conference of Educators Qa IIIT MEL, SS SS RNY and Scientists, Headed by _ {\ Prof. Bruno of Washing- 2 _ —7 99 IMMENSE ) DOORS SWING OPEN | ton U. Reports Findings. PROMPTLY sett “mo Floors Must 8-90 A N . o a RADICAL CHANGES » A LUAS8 : IN HOMES, HOWEVER @ Yel, wis Be Cleared MONDAY or Mariage and J] PAM ape 13] Cdp Se. Regardless nvolving Over A Hal¢ M Mi ill Training for Marriage and Parenthood Advocated to Meet Modern Conditions. Stoves, Carpets,Rugs. Refri 70 BE SOLD AT ONCE WITWOUT RESERVE Ok 17 PRICES AWL AREAL SENSATION /N ST.LOUIS AND ADJA ze ORY IW AUSTICE } SB SYP ABITIBI ENS OL OLR LN ETI AND OUL ALO EN URS I LE Ld > ( CS + cool vas ' ' _ iC etsey «Soi. Sk ap 4 a ae « ~»t a ORE A F ateenin: Ba : re Ly a Cae bas WER sh oe Ga . J RA os eee o f fs “ty rfacile + og od as og" ye ¥ m ¥ ¥; ¥ 6 se —— 7 See eee ol eae et $2 PPP WE BR ep ees ve : eb Pace aed fb anti tae poet f peta hh a Ae we ures, eo ae ee) eee eae ee ee oe Oe, F 59 =r OH & hyp Py Aes Spe BE AT RS Spe «Re g . y e Patt, :! tn 2 Sf ae sada ct os Bt Ot tates At PEE x in - A 3 lig Rt ts UR SEA eee ee, ‘ . ae %S Sh hy Te ee ee Te PRS hice py, - ; 3 i e at) ee cee ~ a Ry oy SORE SO + 5k; ah Re PSF mee eye ar a — POT eee Sanh RPP eae SY? halt pia ieee. Shaler e a, en Dae’ Be ‘ae. whet eth ag jv inc Tabane apgtede op ae 4 a: ee ote spighep ances alae laonas nai det : ROLE LOO EES Ta 2 in rang PIO {= Vee S = ~~ ag EAC SERIE RS eg ERB R Fee S W OSU Omen. a me EA soe eae edge >) aaptie ae: Clothing * wok ‘ | Specia] to the Post-Dispaicns Co. of Ohio . \ BUFFALO, N. ¥., Oct. 8.—The BANKRUPT ; Y American family is neither dead We are sell- EY A, |nor dying; it may be ill in spots ing their new a ¢ ‘and need careful watching and $23.50 & $39.50 Ni | nursin ng; with proper care and fol- Overcoats, Suits ; | low- up training, however, the fam- and Tepesate al | ily will emerge a stronger and ‘more satisfying institution than it L¢ ar a sb 4 wee seit -@ nut 7 am c Fae eee i a4 SEAR eigsommpntinnss °% 76.00 2 = U # R lores eas tote cf nue ee oe 68187 Living-Room Suifes, while they lest at....... $7.60 tion. = are : ‘ SS! ee $208 Living-Room Suites, while they last al___ $ 96.45 Sidadedd ak'tes tases cat axscuar (A 100.75 fancy | $215 Living-Room Suiies, while they last at $112.00 Jtween husband and wife, and be 2 I spreads 3 ye 00 | $260 Living-Room Suites, while they last at $137.00 ‘tween parents and children and in vate Sere. Qe LS | $285 Living-Room Sultes, while they last at $149.00 |g, fe Po i inns roe 1 ne noes Sulles, walls Hey leet 0 183.50 CROWDS WAITING® OPENING HON _.§ 5 . | ae mam ae cee ae eens Tables | $318 Living-Room Suiies, while they last at Thousands of eager and enthusiastic buyers thraagammmurniture store of WELCH & COMPANY § | s t problem . a Z est . tis hi . aa of ocial workers and ctnem incor, QB [Tables: very) *): 89 | $425 Living-Room Suites, while they lastat...... $239.00 "“swes cen ee ested in the integrity of the fam- MM sturdily con- AVE! i $495 Living-Room Suites, while they last al $247.65 A + 7 0 1 : + J , | —-§ Training for Family Life. ily is to prepare men, women and | 3 Sa z se The most vital immediate need @ ym e,, Open Ri shts 4 children for these readjustments. ; . , ear oe — a q 4 a R mn j i r @- . é ‘ | its economic support. will de pend igs . 5 E: ore, >". $ oy é 2 ~~ ; 2 : || | Upon the strength of its affectiona! — wee _ : Pal oo , - ee Fae rice ic e S . _— ° ae er ; ‘ * - E faa > » ° | Industry must take more account : ihn the eftect ‘on family life of fa- ei SILVER SETS igue and monotony, and other de- : , re 4 COATSi0w NOW w 93:95 teriorating effects of ‘ machine : $15 26- _ Rogers q Sai AA FALL ages | ame. The worker should be enabled | Silver Sets. : “ $ we to bring to his job the strength | While they last : thd ge . of social sufficiency. and he must we hy » ) a be denied the strengthening itn- AXA $32.50 9x12 ALE-WOOL SEAM. 1 75 LESS WILTON RUGS, $ $4 S fluences of his own family which 7 . eo : B RESSE Ss he must be able to keep in health @ 4: + zo a and well-being, | cee ss foes i — ; Be, Sennaedlls EN OS eae gash yi i mo ‘ager Oey a nel Marriage and the State. ! - * ee RUGS, By contrast with those who are | CRIBS fs > Zo at’. 'echildren are tnvolved, marital and $12.50 Childs’ Cribs AVOID ‘ Pe oye $64.00 9x12 DE EP PILE SEAM- S$ 'sex relations are nobodv’s business so at ee a | LESS RUGS. | but that of the two persons = con- DISAPPOINTMERTS Sar | | |eerned, the conference feels that a , = Mo better furniture made ® |}marriage alwavse has had at least : Sai | ———#] 50 MILES “FREE” Matt | Tees anh soem | ly persona! ste a Se its Bi zadem, a=- DAY-BEDS | Pa resses— Ys so PP i pect, tts community aspect. and [ts | State aspect. There is great on- $14.50 Day-Beds, pos!- DE AY ERY me NN Moen we geen co room an , portunity for all groups in the com = tively co at $9, M ATTRES eee eee | 218 00 Bad ai Sui @ munity—echools, churches. wom. $10.00 Fanev \ i Pe ne 6 es : a. | nes Oa ED leat emi wea’s clube—te sive ar : oe Sancy Wood-End, 2-Tone | $22.50 ALL PURE : b tieen ee a iii “i : hie ; & ae ‘ Finish Day-DBeds gomes $24 15 “Me ATTRESS—Extra | $263. OP Redrasm tr eid pe oBendte: ee _ ee : ' op Tee | & tien for marriage and parenthood 2}. Ica How to make men and women | : —_—— eee ’ i | : : $287. HE Bodroom & eo that they want to particinate fn | the joint adventure of family life | ’ aiid s ( a mM eT » : : } am > . A 4 ‘ a oF By * |e . , ' . » “ > * a r o 4 P . : "@ha hy ‘ss « $Yan® 86 weeecee cemeere #hi a ' , = 2 . : Se. 2 / ° 2 = i } ‘Orn me i f "i rye ait . - jee f ra _—s : oe ~-—e : - * eo , , : d increasing gtrain of modern life,

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ST. Louis POST-DISPATCH___ PAGE J) | 75000 EXPECTED |", AT DEMOCRAT. ‘3S Chief Deputy Sheriff Rudolph Lange yesterday denied he did not RALLY IN NA bother, as was printed in the Post- Dispatch several days ago, to read ve by dl | . en everal Bus Caravans to esle was to “be staik netted served on the opening day of this great sale, and lless he immediately sent a deputy Bring Party Workers ‘out with the writs looking for @@-- those who came to the Welch F , |fendants. However, service wag h Furniture Store only From St. Louis and Kan- | not obtained until 2 p. m. The to find Iccked doors, we wish to offer our sincere Cit Nieman property had been liste@ apoisgy. We have made extra preparations for [} ow hy the owner in giving qualificae Sees tions as a bondsman and the Cite Monday, and essure you that our usual service will i ae Special to the Post-Dispatch cult Attorney sought to stop fore- be rendered regardiess of the big crowds that will @f{ ienatsa. Mo. :Seet: t—As betons he BU : beta pier len eo ha shsay @ *% » J ve Oo. . gt eory the ate 1a fn pr or e come Monday. Join the crowds! Every hour of the | tsngements have been made for! by reason of forfeited bond judg- ri : s3 - ) . , e entertainment in Sedalia Wek nts against Nieman. ~_ wer wrens hundreds of people leaving this am nesday at the Statewide Democrat | ee er Pte Na Nao — great store satisfied and gratified at this opportu- F fy’ ic rally and barbeque the largest | nity te dodge the high cost of Furniture. The prices | political gathering in the State ADVERTISEMENT Since the parbeque at the Nelson tell the story! These bargains are for Monday— {| ¢ farm neat Bunceton in 1924, and hundreds of the best bargains are not adver- ; wolen was attended by John W. Davis, Democratic nominee (for tised. POSITIVELY NO FAVORITISM SHOWN— §? President. ‘The crowd then was a 4 | P estimated at re than 60,0090. J ENGAGEMENTS, KNOCK OFFEND COME. NO MATTER WHERE YOU MAY LIVE, IT WILL PAY FIRST COME——FIRST SERVED. ts sh cy ll a sant Chen 91 eB THE KIDNEYS, D BE HERE WAITING WITHEWDS WHEN THE DOORS SWING OPEN. gg Pees Fe sggensteni age ally so designated, will in fact be (RINK WATER ; the opening of the campaign of . | | United States Senator Reed for | , the party’s indorsement in the | 7 ;. State for the Presidency. The Sen- | | ator will deliver the principal ad-| Take Salts at First Sign of ESF ASS 6 : » Ss. Rest srs. Reddir ge epg rig bs PRICES AND CONDITIONS ahr WEEE cause 41ND ADJACENT } 0RV-IWSUSTICE TO YOURSELF (FAMILY DONTIUISSIE ieee eet ee y wy 7 -. 3 om, ae **s SAN SUNT YI A “CADIS +) | ad Baer rh S114 => LA PP PEL ON fe IL a FA DE PM CF 6 RSS ISLA AW mn ~~" — - x an a \f Bs \orrr AI y re * — OE Titel ATE iS GO 8 ce Rh CaN ‘aege Seer’ a a é dress and will, it is understood, | — . — TE TRE «FM | discuss the issues on which Js] Bladder Irritation or a ; ey mi campaign will, be based. | Backache at Car Load of Becf Ordered. . ‘tee _ 2 © . >” ¢ 9 ; ining . Zoom | Sui es MIRRORS BAD ect 1000 ounce ot bated nam |, 7h, American, men andl women $4.00 Console a | 2nd 40,000 buns have been pur- aap Ga Reread hon was ta » ; ‘hased. y " in ght ‘ chased. The speaking program | much rich food. Our blood is filled *% will be in the Livestock pavilion on involving over $100, & worth of Dining Suites, all period designs, Mirrors, solid wainut, American wainut, solid mahogany, biended woods, hard- § £0’ woeds; ail woods and combinations. Everything goes in this gigantic BUSINESS ADJUSTMENT SALE of the entire stock. $150 Dining Suites, While They Last, at $154 Dining Suites, While They Last, af BE panpenancg “¢ METAL BEDS Continuous P ont $188 Dining Suites, While They Last, at | Stat ae $175 Dining Suites, While They Last, a’ the State Fair grounds, and loud speakers will be installed that | those outside the building may | hear, it being estimated the pavil- ion, which has*a seating capacity of 15,000, will be insufficient to |}accommodate the crowd..- In addition to those who pirill come to Sedalia by railroads, which heave made a special rate, there will be several bus caravans, two from 8t. Louis to bring members of the City Committee and mem- bers of the Jefferson Club. Twen- ty-five busses from Kansas City | will be escorted by motorcycle p@- with acids which the kidneys strive to filter out; they weaken from over- work, become sluggish, the elimina- tive tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness and a gencral decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are obliged to seck relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or if you have | rheumatism when the weather is bad, begin drinking lots of good soft water and get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Take licemen. a tablespoonfgl in a glass of wate, : $229 Dining Suites, While They Last, at $117.00 3k =. $275 Dining Suites, While They Last, at__-_- $137.00 | CEDAR CHESTS | 44 sentra cient ght | borg Baka fot a fm dnys and $255 Dining Suiies, While They Last, at__- $154.00 §e7 $154 15h t Gretrir and De arhor'W. gdp a ae “om $278 Dining Suites, While They Last, at $154.00 | | Soveroee tn 3806. wit preset | Saga years to tap fab and ~ ad - oa . p. ‘ ~., ¢” i> A, ee : 7." ¥ > ¥ , ¥ oe 4? ah . *¢ 4, | charge of Harve W. Terry of Se- | | dalia, a member of the Democratic | an | State Committee, and Miss Jean Bi x ins Slack of Sedalia, vice-chairman of } Buy MEW nodn ® | the Pettis County Democratic Com- | BEANS PEAS, RICE ’ | mittee. The Sedalia committee will | SHREDDED 0060 ANUT, |furnish the bands and orchestga, | 'and has erranged for ample park- | Governor in 1924, will preside at S | BE te ee ‘ en Be Se ipa te SESE H : ier 32 2. Me | specches will be delivered by Sen- |. sles . eas as Fo te silsanseci all } rhe S$ Wail Th La | $168 50 7 Ne ee ize the acids in the system eo they. wee : = ae : } $305 Dining wiles, ? 8 6y sf, at. — 7 a jL¥ 2. ator Hawes; Col, Carl L. Ristine no longer aro a source of irritation, ? Wi y T , ’ > $335 Ep On Wy hi i Th f ra Gi 78.00 EF ® . young Democrats’ Jefferson Club DS Al ING F Ji . O ENING HOUR ining Suiles, & ey st, a! ee ee eee * Kitchen 1-7 FF organization of the State; Mrawe Ww. andere. Kitchen Heat- nomination for Governor, Lon eent lithia-water drink and belongs | Senator A. L. McCawley of Car- | kidney flushing SB? time. . 'thage and A. N. Gossett of Kansas | ——— ‘ LIKE IT EVER ATTEM PTED E. ~— Ww | At the afternoon sessions, which lbs. PURE , , NOTH NG BEFOR : ? > DINNER ARE be be presided over by Stephen a SUGAR a | Dickinson of Clinton, the speaker The Coffee and Tea in addition to Senator Reed, will Business is OUR The arrangements have been fin i.” Big lg 8 A Ou, °” rn ifn” * ‘ ; wainust finish or i fl esired—No Storage Bag eeecint wiger"s seus Eagle Bi aii ~~ Bie ) Ste ing fac ie offi- | @ ‘ Ch | ed 844, 0F it. “ ite ‘ owl facilities and for traffic | ‘OUR NEW IDAHO wo HONEY arse. od Onz9 “tee Geay One, Vhy 7,7 Other eens Ste, The Democratic State Committee | ¢ Be " & | pe O A he ee : o | : e: > ‘ Needle of Lexington, representing the thus often relioving bladder dis- : | : Jad Baltes is inexpensive; cannot “ : os 8 . W. Hende f LaPlaté df ‘4 ager and enthusiastic buycrs thronged tigfurniture store of WELCH & COMPANY to share $3 8 4. Dining Suites, While They Last, af Ls $1 837.00 $35 solid iron Fer a ldnten gana four |injure, makes a delightful efferves- event in Ouis history. . 4 ag : ‘ 3 : . : i , “6 : . ee nn aes i in every home, beeanse nobody can E $410 Dining Suites, While They Las?, af___- yore: 280 a. E | Sanders of Webster Groves, Fran-|waiy ¢ mistake by having @ 90d $565 Dining Suites, While They Last, at : r $! ining Suites, While They Last, at__ mim | City. Open Nights waite we * —- Reed to Speak in Afternoen — . - ape ~ er : - , > 100 Pieces 1 'B Hunter of Cape Girardeau, for- bit. ey : Petal? . = ’ Pt. a ee ete ; 7? > mer chairman of the State Execu- | ‘ : Dinnerware, ~ 4 . | tive Committee, &nd Congressman Sold With 61.00 Other Gests. _be United States Senator Millard : E. Tydings of Maryland, CHIFFOROBES | $42.50 “extra . = Buy Now—Future Delivery | = La ; large size, rah of . t 8, ,’ fF, C : will t Tuesday night in Sedalja | [daho .. ; piel f Bargains | Partor sean for Pee Plone tion of routine buel- | S-lb. pail ‘Spanien =n Too ; & i ness, and during the day Tuesday | ; ) YR Ai PEANUT $70 Parlor ' the Democratic Editorial Associas | BUT LEAH-GRO ROUND n . s ‘ay "q. : / Pes Cp, Numerous : Furnaces, ; 3 | tion will be in session. . : 2-L8. BOX FREE BUBNING 10¢e Refrigerators -_ . One ne | ish . ' ng tion! P ling =: ; } eenseting meet a ‘SALT ... a] t One ap Yo 0 en * ; : | Assoc The October meeting of the St. | 3) 1%. PURE pt ten “et sy md “n= $7! Louls Bar Association will be held | / Pp Cd. . * “a? , . ? IATERIOR 1 er gis 28. 415 "Og Brea. 8 y 333 ' tomorrow at 8:16 p, m. at ot. Don't Corry -—J a oe. eS ; . j fe} ti 4 BARGAINS , cps Louis Univegsity Law School, 3642 | we Baie 75-1b . ; . u | i | Lindell boulevard, Reports of sev- y REFRIGE RATORS . | rd. st : , C q $30.00 secmgers ® | cral committees will be received @ GEO, COUSING TEA 60. tes : 6 ’ ‘s ; $4.50, REERIGERATOR i ° 208 ninetor GALORE? s.00 Pho. 8) 4p tas za E FP ie 00 ) Bu ITES | positively go ‘at. dese 25 'L, ,'9 ang SENSATIONAL f nographs, 429 jay | Hale of the Washington University | : Foy | positively | em | School of Law. a & ‘Ranges ie SAVINGS! 9 20%." il4 $27.50 GAS RANGES, must go ° $15. a. No better furniture made in & Hd; all must go quick. ss | f i : RR | g. o% | & a fe Fr prety, a golden opportunity. 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A big special purchase made this remarkable of- fer possibic. > Cane Panel Day-Bed and Pad ee Beautiful cane panel, all-steel day- bed, opens to a full-sized bed: com- plete with heavy cretonne flounced mattress; all for only $12.65. — . a} |) 2S PRESSES BEE: s sereneunr ~~ This Massive Steel Bed, Spring & 85 $1.50 Down \ wonderful complete Bed Outfit—mas- sive continucus pest walnut Bed, a heavy limk fabric steel Spring and a comfertabie Sib, relied-edge Mattress all priced fer only $14.85—nec it here Monday and sare. oe ee a ete tet ® ssenee epee = A Oe - PART 4 We 7 CEPOP OO PRO LOO CPOE * . ~ ~~ a oO ~~ heseeee ese eeeee ~ SN +e ee SS" SSE PRESS SS \. ~ ~~ ww SSA ~~ ~*~ y ~ ~~ S S , ~ . ~ x ~\ .. ~... * a. .. .* ~~, ~~ ~s . ROW Awww Laces SNR eeet NINE. eg fe mrnme ay Chi te te This Fine ‘Cee Hear this marveious Hadio—gets the most distant points, has 7 50 selectivity and a beautifal bell- like clear tone— it's a single-dial 6-tube set and operates with S82 e @ SRB BRB BE se ep epee ep a2 28 aes =z = «@& a os =z g# #@es8 @ ss @ ~~ * «4 2. rt .. s _-- s Ss @2# @ @ &@ 8 & @ "s. Ss es: 8s & « ” x s | @very summer. Wi MEXICO DESPITE IS LAW-ABIDING HISTORY, CUL E Underlying Problem, Says Is One of Poverty—Blames for Americans’ Mi . A MONTH IN By OTTO HE Professor of the German Language Washington Ur ;* INCE my return from Mexico, § = my friends want to know how I got away from the ban- dits, especially when I mention my motor trips to places like Cuer- navaca—where an American was / of kidnaped and killed little over a i wan year ago—or to Puebla, where by’) res all newspaper accounts some | revo promiscuous shooting occurred} | two weeks ago and may, for = we know, still be going on. must frankly confess that my es- cape was due less to personal gal- lantry or proficiency in dodging } my captors than to the total, though perhaps only mporee | = 2 absence of bandits. The grossiy exaggerated tales about the inse- acl eurity of life, to say nothing a asi property, on Mexican territory, ; Seiad must be the principal reason why |. po so very few Americans travel for = pleasure to Mexico, when by | charm of its climate, marvelous | scenery, beauty and historic — “2 est of ancient towns and ehurches, pera wondrous pyramids and ree and, too, by the pleasantness and | inexpensiveness of livimg that country seems providentially of- these: &. = | fered to North Americans as the . most convenient foreign “resort.” would Mex! ‘ abid ~Ne other country knewn to me ean give the foreign visitor within an equal span of time such a mul- } titude of exotic and archaic thrills as the land of the Astecs and their | conquerors; and all of these are epitomized in one place, the capi- tal of the republic, which at the same time offers all the comforts and luxuries of a modern metro- pelis. Why No Advertising? Without delay | will put a fair discount on my enthusiasm which naturally, to external as-/} of pects and contacts. It seems that it makes some difference im one’s{ feelings toward that strange coun- try whether one is a transienl< guest or a permanent resident— e for pleasure bound or om business \ this | bent, as salesman or investor. old, | Even before I started on this trip} < I had wondered why Mexico was so poorly advertised that mo “lit- erature” concerning it was ob-/@ tainable at any transportation of- fice in St. Louis. When l saw y what Mexico has in the way of( #0008 gights I thought of a simple pian ) §*) of putting that poverty-stricken country on her feet. Her national debts amounts, roundly, to $500,- cae ' ' relates, “a avera a 000,000. The American tourist Spends $800,000,000 in Europe Why sot make him go to Mexico just once? Ad- Vertising performs greater mira- cles than that every day. It makes 8 pay a dollar for any 50 cent article that we want and many dollars for articles we do not Want. So I asked a highly intelll- Sent Mexican why his people did not organize for an aggressive Campaign of publicity to pull the neighbors across the border. His auswer was enlightening. “That Would be money thrown away,” he said. “Do you see that group of young Americans over there? Well, those are news be 3S dents, and their single aim | hope is the front page. Suppose We get our ‘prospect’ to the point ; a Of packing his trunk. Then thing bad happens here, as ocea- sionally it will Up flare the headlines in your papers, and Our prospect goes to Paris, as per Usual." He instanced the Ameri-} am enrollment at the summer session of the National University.) In 1926 the special courses i= Spanish, Latin-American history, ete. drew about 80¢ American {’ teachers and students to Mexico.) This year, as a result of “ped :

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ONDAY CONT nine 19 ALL THIS WEEK = 5p 1265 MEN'S & YOUNG MENS AN ES . _ 7 “ @ 7 . NG PRICE Oo 30 =— ; : j ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927. a . e x ae arama ~ . . NOs — "i — Seng SOWA om = 6 6 "°" \ ‘ a nN Sa \ \\" : ie W E } 2 » ae > nN . SF. \ a Ap ff F, NAG Eesessesee \\ N \ WS N ss N meee A V““ QO RAO SW OOy MH J\ ae W'S \me ees SSS STR Set SV SS WO Ai | : ) SS SQA mow So = Ie =) (J) sr 0 =) ®™ SN GQ \N \ RA - PART NINE. PAGES i—12B S$ $3 HEAVY SERGE Men's White & Colored § BROADCLOTH }! 35 SHIRTS 65¢ ITTLE BOYS’ $1 TO $1.50 W STYLE VELTY yy SUITS 75¢ / & Tee’ 4 ¥ Heavy Ri UNION ~ SUITS EAGLE ST Free P Mail piexico DESPITE ILL REPUTE _ IS LAW-ABIDING LAND OF ~ HISTORY, CULTURE, BEAUTY ‘Underlying Problem, Says Prof. Otto Heller, - JsOne of Poverty—Blames Correspondents ‘for Americans’ Mistaken Ideas. in your home, com- see for yourself. We By OTTO Washington ———§| A MONTH IN MEXICO . g HELLER, | Professor of the German Language and European Literature, University. all my friends want to know how I got away from the ban- - dits, especially when I mention my motor trips to places like Cuer- | - pavaca—where an American was | kidnaped and killed little over a! year ago—or to Puebla, where by | 'gll newspaper accounts some | promiscuous shooting occurred } _ two weeks ago and may, for all ' we know, still be going on. I | ' taust frankly confess that my es- cape was due less to personal gal- _lantry or proficieacy in dodging } my captors than to the total, though perhaps only temporary, | absence of bandits. The grossly | exaggerated tales about the inve- | curity of life, to say nothing of | property, on Mexican territory, ; must be the principal reason why ( so very few Americans travel for ) pleasure to Mexico, when by the ( charm of its climate, marvelous | scenery, beauty and historic inter- ( (hi & est of ancient towns and churches, : wondrous pyramids and ruins, ( ' and, too, by the pleasantness and | ‘fnexpensiveness of living that { ‘country seems providentially of- ( fered to North Americans as the | | most convenient foreign ‘“‘resort.”’ | «Ne.other country known to me am give the foreign visitor within ( han equal span of time such a mul- } ‘titude of exotic and archaic thrills ( as the land of the Aztecs and their ' conguerors; and ali of these ae, ' epitomized in one place, the capi- Gus my return from Mexico, f ( 29 WEEKLY y amazing—study the tllustr@tions—read - Beautiful walnut-finished Suite, large nity), bow-bed, chifforobe, springs, all- chair or bench, ° r er, es, pair pillows and Axminster rug—all Dinin ¢-Room °98 it ag 23 WEEKLY lent Set of genuine walnut weneers and Comprise 60-inch buffet, extension table rmchair, polychrome mirror, two torch- it bowl and table scarf. A bargain such two mever sten before—all for only $98.00. poudoir ( a | | Why No Advertising ? Without delay I will put a fair "ee «tal of the republic, which at the : - game time offers all the comforts} ' and luxuries of a modern metro- polis. discount on my enthusiasm which ( relates, naturally, pects and contacts. to external as- It seems that | it makes some difference iw one's | feelings toward that strange coun- ( try whether one is a guest or a permanent resident— for pleasure bound or on business | bent, as salesman oor investor. Even before I started on this trip I had wondered why Mexico was 80 poorly advertised that no “‘lit- transient a geil erature” concerning it was ob- tainable at any transportation of- binet | Radio—gets the has marvelous 50 —=_== hen ware a es ‘< a * se : * co iss tape ans “ses ee. * « oeet ry Pe p oregae ono ~ Revie, & Kw trie. SS Saas Tz a. 2oner™ * Qa er ae Ot Free Installation EASY CREDIT fice in St. Louis. When I saw What Mexico has in the way of ( | Bgbts I thought of a simple plan) ’ of putting that poverty- nesta » ©Ountry on her feet. Her national | debts amounts, roundly, to $500, ~ 000,000. The American tourist . Spends $800,000,000 in Europe) ) @ery summer. Why not make ( him £0 to Mexico just once? Ad- | Yertising performs greater mira- cles than that every day. It makes US pay a dollar for any 50 cent article that we want and many dollars for articles we do not Want. So 1 asked a highly intelli- | Sent Mexican why his people did “Rot organize for an aggressive ““ampaign of publicity to pull the ‘Reighbors across the border. His - aRSwer was enlightening. “That ' Would be money thrown away,” he said. “Do you see that group ot young Americans over there? ell, those are news correspon- ts, and their single aim and is the front page. Suppose . b We Set our ‘prospect’ to the point , | Of packing his trunk. Then some-( | bad happens here, as occa- - Sonally it will. Up fiare the | : ines in your papers, et; ~ OU prospect goes to Paris, as per | el” He instanced the Ameri- ean faroliment at the summer 4 - mession of the Nationa! University. 1926 the special courses in h, Latin-American history, | te, drew about 800 American e: and students to Mexico. “bad _ ~™8 Year, as a result of \ sinations have publicity’ at the critical moment, the attendance fell off to less than 150. A Dog’s Bad Name. Of course, the source of unto- ward publicity lies in the coun- , try’s reputation of having adopted ‘revolution for its chief national industry. There is a widespread fear that this industry is about to enter on an era of marked inten- |“ sity and éxpansion, such as regu- larly precedes presidential elec- tions. Although the next election is yet a year off it must be re- membered that, unhappily for the prosperity and civil peace of the land, political campaigns in Mexi- co are conducted by the manana tempo so characteristic of Mexi- can business; so that electioneer- ing has been under way for some time, and the usual explosive pre- mcnitions of trouble are making themselves heard. Several assas- occurred, many others are threatened. To infer from the relative frequency of these “‘political’ crimes a _pre- disposition of the general run of ) people to violence and viciousness, would be a grievous injustice. The Mexicans are decidedly more law- abiding than we have been since the advent of prohibition and the ‘crime wave. Burglaries and hold- ups must be rare in the metropo- lis, and none a‘ of the latter, occurred, or was re- » ported, during my 33 days in Mexico. Another difference from Ten Years After October Revolution | Russia Is Preparing for ‘The Invasion » * UPTON CLOSE 4 ne ee 4 f Entire Soviet Foreign Policy Is | Directed Against Great Brit- ain, Says Upton Close, Writer and Student, Who Has Ob- served Workings of Bureaus and Interpreted Foreign Pol- | Youths Maneuver and Drill in Streets of Moscow, Getting in Readiness for War Ex- pected With So-Called Capr- talist Power—Peasants Say They Would Suffer, but Would Not Change Regime. icy on His Travel. middle class, they can see no possibility of overturning* our Government now. Bolshev- By RAYMOND P. BRANDT. Of the Post-Dispatch Staff. NEW YORK, Oct. 8. ARLY next month Soviet Russia will } k celebrate the tenth anniversary of the } social revolution which shook the world and has left many Tories in England and the? United State still shivering. In Russia this} political cataclysm is called the October Rig | lution, for in spite of many other radical ( changes, economic, political and social, ere, soviet Government retains the unrevised cal- | : ( ( i i i i a That is what the Soviet Government is trying to bring about in England. As long &s a country is prosperous and the people relatively contented, Bolshevism can make no progress. Against our isolation and natural resources, it has no weapons.”’ Peasants Complain but Don’t Want Czarism Back. ‘‘Has the spirit of compromise and prac- ticality revealed itself noticeably in the rela- tions between the Moscow Government and the Russian people? Is there more freedom for the people? Is the Government more effi- cient? Are the people contented with the Bolshevist rule? Did you notice a difference in the attitude of the people this year as endar, two weeks behind the Gregorian, now used in the West. By the Western calendar, the October revolution came during the firs week of November. What changes have been wrought in that) time? Will the Bolsheviki be able to domi- nate Russia and hover over the rest of the) |propaganda tactics be followed? What ‘Russia be } i ‘nize the Soviet Government? since only one of the former | )} species of crime, all | our reeord deserves mention. The | commission of crime in the neigh- bor republic is a professional spe- cialty. That is, murder (non-poli- tical, cf murderers, glars, forgery bur- high burglary of of forgers; young “society’’ amateurs need not apply. And inasmuch as average malefactor in Mexico is above 40 years of age, while in this country he is barely half as old, a comparison of the two countries on the score of crimi- nality is likely to turn less and less favorable for ourselves. More- over, Mexican justice is swift and drastic. For the prevention of delay by means of technicality and | subterfuge, ) saving qualities of the neighbors have invented an _ in- congruous but highly effieacious | combination of leBal and martial | ‘procedure which makes short! shrift of red-handed cases. On | Saturday, the 20th of August, there was captured by Federal troops in the district of Toluca the notorious Manuel Keyes, to- gether with his ‘‘secretary’’ and a band of outlaws. The same eve- ning the “General” and his Lieu- tenant were tried, convicted and sentenced. The following morn- ing, notwithstanding it was a Sunday, the seasoned criminal! and his misguided neophyte were pub- licly executed in the Plaza of To- luca. As to the legality of the procedure there may be a ques- tion, but there is no question on these two essential points: The men were “guilty as charged’’ and they are dead. . (Comparative Safety. Can you imagine people walking freely about the streets of St Louis with bags full of silver dollars slung negligently over their shoul- ders, or dangling from _ their hands? In Mexico, where most business is carried on in cash and payments are regularly made _ in silver, the sight is Very common indeed, and nobody ever fears be- Centinued en Pace 2B, I should specify) is the job | Moscow, — |watched the workings of the Soviet Govern-/ i ' | school boys, college students and | th | Changes in their country. © | viewed the now deposed Trotsky, columns and to which Dean Inge | his wife stopped off along world for 10 years more? Will the same({ pac; compared with 1922?” “The peasants complain and they always will complain,” Hall answered. ‘“‘They say that. they receive only the pre-war price for their products and that they have to pay three times pre-war prices for the things they buy—their shoes, clothing, plows, and other , the Russians put an embargo on Per- woe wool. This drove the Persians into the like 10 or 50 years from noW?(arms of the British, who made the most of Should the United States Government recog-} the opportunity. When the foreign office realized the mistake, an ‘unofficial’ delegation No one can answer these questions in their\ was sent to Persia to placate the Persian entirety. Any attempt would be futile. The({merchants. The embargo was lifted, and now best that can be hoped for are the conclu-)\ persia, like Turkey, is listed as territory ‘un- sions of experienced observers with the back- ) prepared for the social revolution.’ ” grounds of history, political science and so-‘{ ciology at their command. Prof. Hall’s Observation on Russian Situation. sm can only be imposed in times of distress. ) tools. the Government that gave them the land. In Maintain Policy of Keeping India Stirred Up. things now that they did not get 20 years “In India, the Russians will continue : ago or even five years ago. They pay no rents to the landlords; they get fertilizer almost policy of supporting the smaller. revolutions. - they receive free hospitalization, and deere ve prego planet Steasy- ee eee St ee Creat ‘Pritam | to. Senapaet ex sae pet costs are down to the mini- ones WO, Oe ee Cl08e, ) pense and will keep India in a turmoil. If When you pia then mum on farm products. down, the peasants are quick to say that they don’t want anything like the czarist regime. They do not want to go back to the landlord system. “The moderately well-to-do farmer com- plains against the taxes and to us they do seem high. The poor farmer, however, pays Chi ded h t Sonam tet almost nothing in taxes. If a farmer employs fern ina, provide e cuts away fro s ( study of the leading figures in the? ‘Japanese and British alliances, while South- ‘laborers he is taxed on a sliding scale for 4 each additional laborer he hires. That is to For several months in 1922 he. ; ern China, nov the hotbed of the Nationalist eliminate the exploitation of another man’s movement, will be recognized as proper ter- portly But in many districts, the greater pro- ‘ritory for Soviet :propaganda and Russian ducers receive a larger share of the land. That PORE, TRS DEES: CoO Ne See is a distinct improvement over five years ago. )centrated in Southern China. To strike at the .route to get them, the Russians are willing to let Chang first hand information from officials, work-( ‘ Tso-lin build up a nationalistic state in North- men and peasants about conditions and )} Jern China.’ In Moscow he inter-{ «where does the invasion come in?” Hall of the} asked. is the author of “The Revolt of Asia,”’ over ( necessary, the Russians will support the Na- which the London Times fulminated for two ( tionalists. The objective is the undermining _s of British rule. eeppemosd: ape ew. rT poem oe “The “China presents a curious compromise. The End of the White Man's World Dominance, i foreign office officials said that they were explains these two opposite reactions. \ working for an agreement with Chang Tso-lin, Hall also wrote the modern half of the), whereby that Nortifern General will be recog- “Outline History of China,” now a popular nized as the dictator of a nationalized North- reference book and school] text, and ‘“‘Eminent‘ Asians,” a Orient. ment in Asiatic Russia, and he has just com- pleted a month’s journey from Harbin to) in the course of which time he and‘ ) families. “The old three-field or mir system of agri- culture still exists in most parts of Russia, but the local authorities are doing their best to break up this plan.” “The mir system of agriculture has been one of the hindrances to Russia’s economic progress. By it, a member of the farming village community receives several strips of noncontiguous land—the strips may be miles apart. Two-thirds ofthis land is cultivated each year while one-third lies fallow. Often Minister Tchitcherin, Karl Radek of the’ «according to the Russian Foreign Office, radical left wing, Lunacharsky, Commissioner) great Britain will not give up her Asiatic em- of Education, and numerous officers in the ( pire without a struggle,” Hall replied. “The foreign office. ! Soviet authorities believe that within 10 years “Russia has become practical but there is(they can break down this structure. This will no change in the Bolshevist zeal and ideol- cause great economic distress in England. The ogy,” Hall told the writer at the Explorers’ | struggle will be between Russian Bolshevism Club here. “The higher authorities realize }or Communism and British imperialism. To in particular by the | Mexican | equivalent of habeas corpus, our | } b there are many fights at the annual distribu- \that they have been premature in many of } protect her own interests, Great Britain will tion of the strips. This system of agriculture their policies and they are seeking to pre-)try to crush Bolshevism by invading Russia to)... obsolete in England 400 years .ago. vent a repetition of mistakes. They are Jook- ‘Moscow. The Soviet authorities believe they ( ing farther ahead now and they are willing to\ wil] be able to crush British imperialism. make temporary compromises with the cap- ‘When I was in Moscow, I saw Russian italistic system and bourgeois governments. \youths parading with banners inscribed ‘Pre- j “I really don’t know whether the Soviet Underneath, however, they are the same peo-) pare for the Invasion.’ Note, the words were (Government has become more efficient,’’ con- |ple they were 10 years ago. (not for ‘an’ invasion, but ‘the’ invasion. I saw‘ \tinued Hall as he took up the writer’s other lads from 14 to 20 years old, training with | ‘questions. “Inefficiency is not a Bolshevist (real rifles, and shooting real bullets. They‘jnnovation. It is an old Russian govern- Hall’s exposition divided itself naturally ger continually of je rss — characteristic. —_ _ geen -— into his observations of economic, social and } dae Peery oaere nen 8 of human stingy eee Sens Soave political conditions in Ruséia, and his toter- ) will come to pass?’’ was asked. (road ticket office, queues before the co-opera- pretations of Russian foreign policy from the “I don’t know. I am merely telling you | tive shops, queues before the postoffice and } what the foreign officials told me and ae ees before the visa offices. ( | satiated Government, But Then That’s No Novelty. ‘Foreign Policy Directed Primarily Against Britain. ag ‘information supplied him by foreign office of- é m 1 8 r- ficials. He discussed first the Russian foretgn I saw. There is still much governmenta upe olicy Methods of Spreading vision of foreigners, although I never felt my- : { (self under surveillance. If a foreigner re- In its dealings with countries to the south Bolshevist Propaganda. of European and Asiatic Russia, the Russian’ “Where are they getttng funds for all this: ‘foreign office has adopted a compromising) propaganda?” was the next question. |attitude to gain their support against the; “That’s the great illusion,” was ‘the reply. British empire, Hall stated. )“There are no great funds. All the money “The whole Russian foreign policy is now({being spent in China comes, I personally be- and will be for the next 10 years directed) |jeve, from profits of the Far Eastern Napb-)} against the British empire,” Hall said: “Just tne Syndicate. ‘These can't run more than; as Germany prepared for ‘der tag,’ so erg, heme 000 or $40,000 a month. There can be’ “1 kus Goavtneed: beware’, het Baten is preparing for ‘The Invasion.’ For the pres-/no great subsidies, as many of the enemies of / ‘ on oni Belsheviki believe that they would be ‘| ePreenton declare. . The propaganda Seema: cannot be bribed, nor will they take anything for extraordinary services. This is wasting their time by trying to overthrow the/spread by literature and military advice. In; ett anaeuak tik Mabon ont aa American Government. tact, I got the idea from the Moscow officials aie CGoveraniait ta trviak te alee Oe bee “The highest officials in the foreign ger they would prefer not to have so much \ple the benefit of any economies effected. talked with daring frankness about their pol-(active propaganda among the proletariat. iy While we were in Russia, the Government an- icy toward Great Britain. They have made a was impressed by the way they thought better . personal agreement with Mustapha Kemal to| results could be achieved by the old-fashioned 100.000, Dreeptee mews sxe a eacaieeilina quit all Bolshevist propaganda in Turkey.) Machiavellian diplomacy.” ‘ prices would be reduced 10 per cent. We left They will support his Nationalist movement as “What are the Russian before we were able to get a reduction « on our long as he keeps himself free from entangling ) United States?” {lroad fare.” alliances with the British. “The Bolshevists now realize thet mcrae HET the ial acerans” “In Persia, they have realized that they Dp isn’t a chance for a social revolution in be have made tactical mistakes in the past. They ( America for the next 50 years,” Hall replied. Commissar Lunacharsky told me that Continued on Page 3B are seeking to correct them. A short time“With our working class in reality a great ; 6 ‘ mains in.a town longer than three days, he must get a local visa, costing seven and a half roubles. This is extremely bothersome, but then you must remember that we have not ‘recognized Russia. Twice in Moscow, the three-day time limit expired before I was able to get an extensian to my yisa. All told, my wife’and I spent over $100 in visa fees. a hopes for the‘ —~ . Fundamentally they are pleased with’ complaining they forget that they get many’ { More land is also given to the heads of larger | OCEAN FLYING CAN BE MADE SAFER BY USE OF WISDOM OF — THE SEA, SHIP CAPTAINS SAY Stress Need of Navigator and Wireless— Blame Unpreparedness for Loss of 27 Lives in Trans-Sea Flights. « ventures. Now a new method venture more hazardous. C gled through. ‘‘Admirable pluck,” turer across the sea. Men who cross the seas in ships believe that men who cross it by plane must listen to them. Cen- turies of adventure and toil have produced certain rules of the sea road—rules they insist, must be obeyed even by the plane. Two instruments have been de- vised through centuries of struggle to know the sea—the sextant and compass. Man is now adding a third—radio. Many sea captains believe that it is dis- regard of these devices that has caused more than half the disas- ters to planes lost this year in at- tempting trans-oceanic flights. While a committee, recently ap- pointed by President Coolidge is seeking to find out whether or not such flights should be regulated —and by what means—a few sea captains have made suggestions, Capt. David W. Bone, master of the Anchor liner Transylvania, with his ship has dealt more with trans-Atlantic flyers than any other seafarer. First, Chamberlin soared overhead in the Bellanca monoplane Columbia off Land’s End—a point far off the plane’s projected course. A_ correction was made from the ship below. Then, Commander Byrd with his three companions overhead in the America, threw radio down through an enveloping fog to get their position from Capt. Bone. Concerning this, Byrd later told a friend: “It is difficult to imagine the relief and satisfaction one ‘gets, surrounded by thousands of miles of water, two miles up in the air In a thick fog, to suddenly be told where you are.” And, still more recently, Capt. Bone took the Transylvania into port after the sad, futile search for the survivors of Old Glory. Fourteen hours were spent by him and his crew searching for a tiny speck on thousands of square miles of gray, dreary waters. “If we only knew their posi- tion,” he said at the time, “if they could have given it to us within 10 miles—we could have saved them.” A halting message, amateur- ishly sent,—*"Five hours east of Newfoundland” —was the only clew to where Old Glory had fallen. This, Capt. Bone insisted, meant but little. He had to guess what part of Newfoundland they were east of—on what course— and what speed, or speeds, the plane might have made during these hours. Then he was forced to lose precious time zigzagging to cover several places they might have been. These experiences have led him to one conclusion—that the ocean flyer must depend upon the ocean- going ship. Drift Hardest to Estimate. “The greatest difficulty in a plane,” Capt. Bone said, basing his remarks on several discussions with aviators, ‘‘is to estimate the drift. Over land this may be done and sometimes at sea by dropping flares and seeing which way they are carried. But, during a fog, there is no means of estimating, and the plane may drift 45 de- grees off her course without knowing it. “So, to a great degree, they are dependent upon what people tell them”’—a dependency which he believes will continue if airplanes expect to cross with any degree of regulr-**y. Therefore, for all future at- tempts, he believes airplanes should have a com naviga- tor on board, but, more important than that: “Very tine wireless Cope: By JOHN T. PARKER JR. NEW YORK, Oct. 8. ROSSING uncharted, lonely seas has been one of man’s oldest has been found which makes the In a year’s attempt to tly across the open seas 25 men and two women have perished; only 15 have strug- said Sir Arthur H. Rostron, Com- mander of the Cunard liner Berengaria, speaking as a fellow ven- “But, for the most part, all that is shown is 4 either a lack of imaginat*on or of a real knowledge of conditions.” And not an amateur operator, but a particularly skillful and. clever one, who can keep in close and accurate touch with ships. Thus they will be able to base their position on ships.”’ His arguments are derived trees long experience with the thréé principal methods of navigation, By the first, a ship at sea obtains her position by the use of the sex-+ tant and chronometer. This is done by either “shoot- ing” the sun or one of many stars at night. The sextant ob- tains the planet’s angle with the earth’s surface, The exact time is obtained from the chronometer and prepared tables give thé posi- tion on the earth’s sur@ace ‘at which the sun—or stars—-shine at a particular moment, Dead Reckoning. - ; Very frequently on the ais Atlantic, fog obscures the sun.and stars for days. Then ships are forced to resort to dead- reckon. ing. A compass gives direction and the speed of the vessel is either estimated from the log or the revolutions of the ship’s en- ginés, But, in this form of reck- oning, most important of all is the estimate of drift, tides and wind. | From the bridge of a steamer, drift, tide and wind can be esti- mated by experienced seamen, although no instruments aid much in this estimate. From the tiny cockpit of an air- plane, speeding at 100 miles an hour, it is almost impossible to gauge the force and effect of a light breeze, .unléss,.Capt. Bone pointed out, they are able to get below the fog and get a partial estimate from the surface. ripples on the water. Capt.. Bone pointed. pars how a slight error in-estimating speed and . drits,- might..throw a plane hundreds of miles off its course in crossing the Atlantica. ._— Ships using the third and new- est means of navigation—radio— use it in a slightly different nign- ner than would, or eddld, an airplane, The equipment required at the present time for a radio direction-finder is far too heavy and large for an airplane, ai- though on a ship it cam be used to tell those aboard the approxi- mate position of a plane. Finding Position by Radio. At the present time, the great- est use of the radio. direction- finder is to enable a ship to check her bearings and to pick her way through fog. It has partially sup- planted the old method of sound- ing when near the coast-—when, by heaving the lead, a good ides of position is obtained from kaow- ing the depth of water and the character of the sea’s bottom * that point. By turning @ square aerial, . ship's wireless operator working with a station on shore is abie to get the angle of direction of that station. Then he worke wilt another station, obtaining angle. On « chart, lines are : sa TR es aga Sg gE oP Sy, ado cae ctaieautie catered heel Sharia Late 3 st ai soieailitehcsineeeliin ina cianiaii 3 . ne * Me ghanee a ale dials 05 8 yes ws Fianignagin eae ee Bh iin. tains: ea = fo ea TALS ee vee? Se oy ‘etahtate Raee ' i 4 ‘ 4 i i ‘ ; f sath 3 i oe a, See Coe a / ee eT 7 F oe, 3 i OR? pA he cei ee ener Cre Se ee fi OASIS tae ah Aglhymmae eR g le cl PR rien 2 ied ahve : $5 FARE NTI Minny the oi Lee ee s ibe . 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We have no idea how many such criminals: The Cardinals can't win the pennant every year State of the’ necessity of enacting a law | 4re at large in St. Louis and every other city in the | and—to maintain our reputation for impartiality— pensioning the veterans of life’s battles country today, but there is an army of them. And / neither can the Browns. and struggles. Wisconsin has such a | with all respect to Judge White, we submit that these + iene Br tenn’ tne sentotuonnee | Timisale are at liberty, not through police ineffi- THE BANK CLERK. | ons re | ; wy vy cases. are | Ciency but through the inefficiency of the courts. It is said by those who see evil in racing. no mat-® Stites ce esate oor political | Another citation of a different character may be ter how regulated, that their prey is the bank clerk. | henchmen. Owing to improved sani- offered. A carousal ends in the shooting of a bell: According to the wowsers, bank clerks infest the dog tation and the great advance in medical | boy in a St. Louis hotel. The police arrest the killer races in the county and the horse races at Creve science me vagtemed ik “caer Pe yale ‘and the law lets him off with a fine of $500. We sin-| Coeur in a feverish eagerness to hand their slender Maroc aren ~echl Sa nian the num. | cerely ask Judge White to believe that the Rutherford | Salaries over to bookmakers. ber of poorhouses or give to each aged | case has chilled the confidence of many thoughtful We do not believe it. person a small monthly pension which | citizens of St. Louis in the capacity of our courts. of bank clerks, and if will NET ee ee ee manee ogg EOS if it please, or displease, all the Judges of our midst that sits tighter on its money. we have rami Avg ne on aa suitable ‘our courts, the people of St. Louis are umable to for- | not discovered it: We observe. moreover, that bank t® his strength and experience? get that an unoffending Pullman conductor has been clerks grow up to be vice presidents, cashiers, and. , Wisdom suggests the latter for it is/ dead these several years, and Lem Motlow, who killed | even the heads of banks. They could hardly do that only in work that the aged can be made / ins: man in a drunken rage, is a free, untrammeled | if they were all the boobs they are represented to be el tee oor” on oa = taaros citizen of Tennessee. by the people who want to sare should retire altogether from active life Surely the cities should have absolute control of /all sorts of betting. | ahd« rust and rot tn some poorhouse. | their police departments. The present pressure and, In fact, we would rather believe that if the dog) it he is able, the exercise of mental and | tension of things today demand it. We are one with | races or the horse races go broke it will be the work | Wpenl tapettins tn the work hea Judge White on that point. But years ago a great /of bank clerks. They are notoriously underpaid, and Relégate him to the shadows of the | /@wyer declared that “the administration of criminal their necessities are very great. If that doesn’t make | justice in the United States is a national disgrace.” them the shrewdest segment of the population it is chafne] house and it will drive him, as it has done many in the past, to suicide. He who handed down that opinion is now Chief Jus-/ because causes have ceased to produce effects. tice of the United States Supreme Court. Mr. Taft #@ shall pension will give a man assur- ce t his wants are provided for, | i ie te | % | | on oe he receives from any employ. }has never withdrawn it or qualified it. On the con-! The Germans are right in thinking they have a ment he might follow will encourage | trary, he has reiterated that grave indictment of our! great President in Paul. von Hindenburg. That old him, and denude his mind of morbid | criminal courts and the maze of technicalities which boy pretty well om any ticket in any thoughts. DE SENECTUTE. | befuddle the citizen and serve the professional crim- : , : , [Reantnesd te Government. inal se terribly weil. oe the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | Pia AM interest®@= in clean government which, of course, we haven't got in THlinois, neither have you in Missouri. - But the time is coming when there will be an awakening by the people who are igterested in good gevernment. That time is near. ‘Indiana is awakening to the fact that some kinds of 104 per enters haven't a @rop of reel American blood in their Whole system, and is trying men for eerruption who ought to be examples fer the very best citizenship instead of the worst. A fine example to the youth ef Indiana! De you find this condition in New Perk? No! Yet this same class of im- ation Americans are trying to belittle man who has really accomplished thing, a man who has endeared him- emit to the biggest part of the greatest in the Union. He doesn’t have to | to the McAdoo kind of drys, MSr to the Indiana brand of 100 per .@gnters. He stands for the flag and | it represents. That's true patriot- ae. JOHN C. BERTMAN. Jerseyville, TL. * Noah Dia Not Choose to Drown. An Argument for Old Age Pensions. ' , Paar Ny aoe We have observed a number there is a biological form in them by suppressing | a =_ =— eo would country run nisi = = 4 - SS = The State Department has reversed its Nicaraguan policy, in so far as objections are now raised to ean- a before they are elected. even threat- long search | France owes this coun- If she ever pays further. It may be @uring the time of Noah some- hy have used that same phrase. i-_— 6S * R. P. | ANTIFORD PROPAGANDA. | GOV. BAKER AND HIS PARTY. | If the apostieés of a communist world-wide revolu- | It is not necessary for any political opponent to tion actuaily hate any capitalist more than another, | say what he thinks of Gov. Baker and his theory that one is Henry Ford. They know how to fight | that the way to govern a state is to turn it Over the average plutocrat, but fighting Ford is something | to your friends and let them run with it. ‘else. It is desperately hard to find the sort of propa- | His” Own party says what it thinks of that. It ganda which will make the five day week and high’ wants Mr. Newton to be the candidate for Governor wages look like exploitation of the proletariat. And | next year because he was in Washington and is,,as Karl Radek, European communist and journalist, | therefore, untainted by any association with the |recentiy said: “How can you expect us to make | Baker regime. | successful propaganda against 23,000.000 motor cars?” | Isn't that enough? Would you paint the lily by! The Russian soviets have just begun a literary adding anything to that caustic criticism by the campaign to counteract the healigg influence of | Governor's own party? Ford's policies upon the prajetariat. They are doing | o++ it primarily by means of the stage. A communist | FRANCE’S TRUMP. writer has just put Ford into a play which endeavors | Our tariff controversy with France, which once |to show that his policies really are without merit. Promised to become a trade war, seems to have/In this play, the automohile manufacturer goes to reached a stalemate. France still refuses to grant | Europe, is given a more youthfy! appearance by some | us the most favored nation treatment which she bas new device of surgery and comes home to find that agreed to give Germany by a formal treaty, but Says his associates and family do not recognize bim we can have such treatment whenever we, too, will ar- | Finally, he goes to work in his own piant. Then | range a treaty. We continue to demand that she comes the great awakening—which means. of course. | lower her tariff duties fo our products, while stub-| that Ford realizes the plight of the worker and te! bornly declining any intention of lowering our own |converted to communism. ‘g | goo ony oem Was only one thing for President >i heaee a me sp egecadinge Migardban ) e Kremlin, but we trust the soviet Coolidge to do when this impasse resulted—that is,/ rulers will show the enlightened self-interest to k if he desired to act consistently and maintain our | it at home. For if Western Europe ever saw th a bullying attitude. He should have availed himself they would probably demand to know why, if i sadibe of that clause of the Fordney-McCumber tariff act meant anything, Ford's workers aa at Which allows him to raise duties on exports from a/ists. And that would be an sia a ef foreign Power as high as 50 per centum. for the communists co. But he has not done this. nor has he | vad ened to do it. Why? We think that no is needed to find the reason. iy many millions of' deilars. ‘ ay a) - . Rapin f' - Ae a * = o~ * » "ENS 4.7% an BE ” ae, Pm: ~ ~~ ait . “ ae zs Me PI i co Lo = oat a, eee : i he. aw z£ » * pt oe eee ; ae : ~~ oS Se" "Yeo + a ’ THEY THAT TAKE UP THE SWORD IN MEXICQ. i ‘about for the one man most eminently fitted to do|, this, and we have found him. It is none other than | ff | The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINIO [De ——— oo — ee LR A A A NET This column is designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, mewspapers and periodi- cals on the questions of the day. PERSONAL JOURNALISM. From the New York Evening Post. iw the spectacle of thousands of people Standing in silence up on the lawn of the late William R. Nelson during the funera] of his son-in-law, Irwin Kirkwood, we have a sadly interesting instance of the personal] hold which a great newspaper as well as a great editor may still have upon an Amer- ican community. They say that old “personal journalism” is dead. Ye have always declined to accept that statement in its entirety. No editor, Submit. was ever more “personal” than Mr. Hearst: not even the great and eccentric Mr. reely. But in Kansas City and throughout the Southwest, the Kansas City Star is as per- sonal a thing as the family physician. Col. Nelson, mistakenly, as he himself. we are ure, would admit now, tried to leave the Star adrift upon the waters. Like Mr. Vic- tor Lawson of the Chicago Daily News, he failed to provide in his will that it should wo to the staff of men who had made the paper under his guidance. But. as in Chi- cago, the Star men rallied and purchased “their” newspaper. Kirkwood and his late brilliant Laura Nelson, led’ this He brought to the new man- a deep reverence and understand- ol. Nelson’s ideas and wishes. He had the intelligence wherewith to adapt them to present-day conditions. Above all, he had Nelson’s lion-like courage. The outpouring at his funeral shows how well he continued and strengthened the family tradition in the Star. ™ the we TRE DISAPPEARING INSTITUTION OF HUMAN SLAVERY. From the Boston Transcript. T MAY be a surprise to many peeple to learn, from a London cablegram. that by a newly adopted ordinance slavery is to be abolished in the British protectorate of Si- erra Leone. Most people had supposed that there were no longer any slaves within sound of the British drum beat. This is true, and has long been true, of the British colonies proper. But there is a colony of Sierra Leone, and@ alsé a Sierra Leone pro- tectorate, separately administered. extending far back into the hinterland. Within this protectorate Mohammedan local rulers bear at least a partial sway, and in most Mo- hammedan ltands—even in Turkey—slavery Still exists. It prevails today in many parts of mandated Africa. It prevails in Moroc- co, and very generally in the Soudan. Fu- rope, indeed, through its various agencies and representatives, assumes to prevent the Slave trade, but that trade stil! lingers. though its worst horrors are at an end. That the British Government has been able to decree the freeing of the 229,000 slaves in the protectorate of Sierra Leone marks a distinct advance in the civilization of Africa. The record of the coleny of Sierra Leone proper is one which reflects honor on the Britis#. Empire. The colony itself was founded as a refuge for liberated slaves. The settlement began in 1787 with a trans- plantation thither of Negro slaves from the United States who had been in the British naval service, @r who had taken refuge in England. In 1792 a colony of 1100 Negroes from _— Scotia was taken te Sierra _— cr ee ee ee eee ee RR te en RR ees gece — ~~ ee ee renner eet ites — LL LE A LE LLL LLL ET ett tll, “ti. ait: ~ ri si ee a ss, eo Leone. Soon after, the British Government began sending to Sierra Leone the Negroes taken on captured slave ships. In this man- ner a black population grew up which was derived not only from almost all parts of Africa but from America as well. Sierra Leone, as a home for the freed Negro race, was really a precursor of Liberia. The race has thriven there; it has advanced in civi- lization and general development. The col- ony is a credit to the empire and to British civilization, and its progress is a pledge of hope for black Africa. Even in Mohammedan countries the Stitution of slavery languishes, and tends to disappear. How the world has changed in respect we may realize when we reMect that many men and women are liv- ing today who were born in slavery in the ‘nited States, and subject to be bought and sold like cattle—that 70 years ago a new- born black baby was worth a hundred dol- lars to his Virginian owner. Slavery was an institution that carried in its own veins the seeds of its destruction, and it is un- likely that another generation will find it existent any ‘here. ‘ in- this GOVERNMENT AVIATION. From the American Review of Reviews. i as Col. Mitchell more than ‘to anyone else is due the revival of official avia- tion in the United States. His best sup- porter has been Admiral Sims. Bureau- cratic conservatism and red-tape traditions caused the retirement of Col. Mitchell from he army. But he had so won his case with the public that something had to be done at Washington. A roundabout way was adopted, but it is proving to be a fairly successful reform. It wad proviged that there should be an Assistant Secretary of War for Aeronautics exclusively. In like manner there was to be an Aviation Assis- tant Secretary in the Navy Department. and an Assistant Secretary for Aviation in the Department of Commerce. These three assistant secretaries, having nothing. to do except to promote aviation, became in point of fact an official commission of high pres- tige. exercising great authority. Not less important than a workable system is a set of capable and intelligent appointees, co- operating in the right spirit without fric- tion or jealousy, and with devotion to a common end. President Coolidge was well advised in ‘his selections, and this aviation board at Washington is accomplishing much for the efficiency of the air services of the Army and Navy. and is finding ways te Promote commercial aviation. THE BLIGHT OF BUREAUCRACY. From the Springfield Union. DMIRAL MAGRUDER'S strictures on the Navy Department may rest largely on the general truth of over-organizanon in the Federal administration. and so far as they are based on that truth neither the President nor anyone else ean take reason- able exceptions to his criticisms. There may be a question about specific charges such, for instance, as the alleged over- supply of officers, but there is no question as to the blight of bureaucracy in the Navy Department. Furthermore, there may be no way to get rid of it. Yet this criticism. to which no sound exception can be taken. is by no means peculiar to the Navy Department. It is a general malady and it grows with every effort to increase the functions of the Fed- eral Government beyond their proper or needed scope, ; sions atest tilliatinct tana iisaasy | JUST A MINUTES (Copyright 1927.) THE PERFECT ALIBI. He that has light within his own € breast , May sit i’ the centre and enjoy day. But then Milton was a poet, and eu are notorious for telling us in a nice @r what we only wish were true. No mati how righteous a man’s position, he gram for a supporting hand. The alibi, wha in Eden. hewever. were we fate a Perfect, al:-embracing alibi, derstanding, was invented until recently, hear the science and turning the incipient practicing golf, and a golfer’s excuses a many. But aeman, to be off his ‘form dusk of a rainy day. but the ball waa@ ble. After three or four ineffectuat § tempts, he shouted, “Walt till you see BO this goes when [I hit it.” Perfect! Ag might devote a life time to thou , golf—and not invent a better excuse es ¥ sists on being temperamental, what ef golfer do? Bobby Jones’ laurels are ifor all we know, he may never hit it \if he did hit it, it would not go st \Sso why hit it? His golf score may thing for blushes, tears and shame, buga Z lalibi is perfect. : . 7 . Another of ur life’s unsatisfied ‘tions is to watch a traffic cop play . . . oe And in the old days. “From rage ¢ ; | riches’” was not a laddergram; i} F: | throbbing melodrama i - ; An optimist is a movie actor who cate bers which wedding anniversary i io aes ge ; ° ° . |. THE TRUTH ABOUT BABEL, | They dreamed a dream in days gone ¢ | They planned as well they could /A tower high to reach the sky (Of stone and brick and wood: Or ever work was weil begun |The workers fell apart, ‘Some of them talked of usefulness, | While others talked of art. | Forgot the*task they planned to é@, Forgot the tower tall. Forgotten, too, to plan anew At joining tm the braw!: | And never stroke of work was done In quarry. shop or mart: Some of them talked of usefulness While others talked of art. And neither one could see the side Of him whom he opposed: While skies deride the tower's pri@@ ] The tower they proposed: a Their daring dream was doomed t & Was doomed before the start: =a Some of them talked of usefulnem - While others talked ef art 4. : | How Ocean Flyin F pe said q gm porta 2 at all ti F gone, he © weguiar:y Be geckOonIne S gind and e quest FX tion only a pitiful appeaj for sym pathetie tie excuse at dnce soothing the speaker's ae cynical frifjmds into a ready smile. He Om must have form and he had none, I§ @am bal PL ht, eli alibi will do for any club, and for any gee tion on—or off—any course. If a ball i i= . ( fog.” Capt — ~ |later repos , “is the navigator. It is/ +. nt to know where you are’ through The rest then de-| For - he mechanical ele- | 488 only: “ee 5 | | turbine te Continued From Page 1B. ed mes. pas s of thr ffering somewaht from Capt. .. believes that planes can/| struggle through on dead alone. making allowance seeing a little of the stars | certainly if the sun (enough to the day—there is no} dropping ¢ Hon of it,” Capt. Perrot said. | pumping . “ehooting’™* the sun or stars, | lightness, BY stent navigator can obtain | to ride ~ geen of his ship within -a | #at and i eae in two to five minutes. | kyack. _ with the great height oad Capt. _ eneed of an airplane, Capt. the Be — of the President| om that ‘ried orke Ft : “i .velt maintains that satisfac- own ™ stage though ¢ . eesnits can be obtained from . , Amores voor a sextant. Re- from the ite within a mile of the exact a yt position can be obtained quickly ak. pa. and even more accurately if Go Re. ne comes close to the sea when et sr Jn using a sextant, the}- . ghootinge - ian | come that weight above the seas su ome aaa ean i rtant part in the cal- | *¥© plays an impo on | ye opersl eulations. ’ ode i Capt. Fried’s chief recommenda- : “e for the aid of ocean-hopping aviators additional amd more, complete weather reports from t sea. gt po present time, he said, ships send ofit a report of the weather in their area once every. 12 hours. For flyera, traveling at bicher speed and therefore passing more quickly through an area whose weather is known to another where weather may have changed following the latest weather report, Capt. Fried thinks it essential that weather reports be sent every six hours. Why Germans Failed. He cited the case of the two Ger- man planes, the Bremen and Eu- ropa, which turned back from their to fly west across the plane.” Di By for the | ; ‘ fuselage —and 4 n cr He ag farers equippe Atlantic Comm ville, Fokker > From the Am with ¢ and r monn planned tempt. * An number rine off tion— F. Milli the §& prevent life.” This is attempt ocean. “They turned back because of | —— —— Russia P For “the Invasion” Continued From Page 1B. — Government educational pol- had been changed recently,” said. “Luncharsky declared | henceforth the Government woulda concentrate upon higher learning, whereas in the past, 10}... 0 ad sought the greatest diffusion te stay of knowledge among the illiterate. | 4,¢, This was done through the army that and the local-trade unions. ~ | gow Grim Education for the Rising hope. 4 Generation. lis the “There is an intense interest in | Europe education among the younger Rus- | chanens particularly the League of | within the icy Hall that j sions. 1munist youths, upon whom the ‘no likel ider heads are depending for. fu- | outside ture leaders, I talked with many ro y of the boys and girls of the league, liketihe and I was astounded at the serious- ness of their purpose. I have never eri ountered such zeal and compre- hension in other young people, Loye of luxury apparently has no part in their lives. They have dedicat- ed their lives to their Government. “I asked a 14-year-old boy if he wasn't afraid to train with a real rifle and shoot real bullets. Wasn't he afraid, I asked, that some associate might shoot him. Imagine my astonishment when the 14-year-old lad replied, “What dif- ference does it make if two oF three of us are killed. It merely means that two or three molecules the system are destroyed. The ‘ystem must go on.’ “There is no humor or levity in all this training. There is no filir- tatious spirit in the young girl Sex enters their Iife merely as a norma: appetite, to be satisfied by the dictates of the in-. dividuals own disposition. There are no sex lures like lipsticks and rolled hose among the feminine learners. “Behind the League ef Commun- ist Youth are the Pionmeers—boys and girls from 9 to 14 years old. These children live in communes and are devoted disciples of Lenin. They sometimes call themselves ‘Leninists.” These children will be sraduated into the League. (Criminal Class Growing. _ “One problem the soviet authort ‘es have not solved.” Hall con- “ated. “Moscow and the other ““rge cities have swarms of home- - less waifs who are developing into | decm the most daring criminals in the world. Already they are thieves, Dickpockets, marderers, NO one ts safe from them. Even the po- “ce fear them. : “These waifs are the result of the revolution and the famine. ‘ney have no homes, no relatives, "O ties of any sort. They travel “2 Packs for protection. They “tn to live in pure communism. “Either from policy er necessity, the Fovernment ia lenient with them. They are too dangerous to but into schools with other stu- Gents, for they would corrupt their “S80ciates within a short time. They do not hesitate to murder. it is against the Bolshevist policy. om Dul restraint upon children, and ; _. © Waifs are generally left tree ‘© Practice their thievery. — “Apparently they do live in pare (communism ef one for all and al. | “oF one. I had a rouble note te “ive @ group of them. “To whom "hall I give it?’ I asked the group. it doesn't make any difference; Sive it to any of us,” was the re- bly. Im amy other country there a "ould have been a scramble to pe me Who could get it first. - ‘ea ‘As regards their thievery, howe | 7 “’*?. unless something ts. dene] ™ Tulekly I don't see hew Russia can; | “Sep from having a very lager =o “nd dangerous criminal clas” . - Should the Ueited States Gev- [* army Si att ae ~~ ft , fie <? Y members. E 5 +

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a st . ~, + 9" eee Ok ae ~ nd; 7, Ea - :' hy Orr e . ~ 2 3 ts eas Ki P " : ” , 7, om hm @... of °F 2 * te . Phe ses _ JUST A MINUTE! (Copyright 1927.) i — : meee eee ; THE PERFECT ALIBI. He that has light within his own clear breast May sit i’ the centre and enjoy bright day. —Miiton. But then Milton was a poct, and poets #re notorious for telling us in a nice way what we only wish were true. No matter how righteous a man’s position, he gropes for a supporting hand. only a pitiful appeal for sympathetic un- }derstanding, was invented in Eden. Not until recently, however. were we fated to ihear the perfect, alr-embracing alibi, the Gxcuse at once soothing the speaker's con- ience and turning the incipient sneer of cynical friends into a ready smfle. He was practicing golf, and a golfer’s excuses are many. But aeman. to be must have form and he had none. It was dusk of a rainy day, but the ball was visi- ble. After three or four ineffectual at- tempts, he shouted, “Walt till you see how this goes when I hit it.” Perfect! A man might devote a life time to thought—or to golf—and not invent a better excuse. That libi will do for any club, and for any posi- tion on—or off—any course. If a ball in- sists on being temperamental, what can a golfer do? Bobby Jones’ laurels are safe; for all we know, he may never hit it. Even if he did hit it, it would not go straight. So why hit it? His golf score may be a thing for blushes, tears and shame, but his alibi is perfect. * . 6 e j Another of our life’s unsatisfied ambi- | tions is to watch a traffic cop play checkers. o a And in the old days, “From | riches” Was not a laddergram; throbbing melodrama. - . = rags io it was 4 An optimist is a movie actor who remem- bers which wedding anniversary it is, if any. - . 7 And we are thankful that none of our am- bassadors of peace ahd good will had much khowledge of the tariff. - o Peace in the Balkans is more honorcd in the breach than in the observance, >. oo _ Add similes: As lonely as a summer re- sort. » > = THE TRUTH ABOUT BABEL. They dreamed a dream in days gone by, They planned as wel) they could }A tower high to reach the sky Of stone and brick and wood; Or ever work was wel] begun The workers fell apart. Some of them talked of usefulness, While others talked of art. Forgot the task they pianned to do, Forgot the tower tall, Forgotten, too. to plan anew At joining in the brawl; And never stroke of work was done In quarry, shop or mart: Some of them talked of usefulness, While others talkea of art. And neither one could sce the side Of him whom he opposed: While skies deride the tower's pridg j The tower they proposed; Their daring dream was doomed te tall. Was doomed before the start: Some of them talked of usefulness, While others talkea af art. a. D, a a 4 w a aq ~ A ih The alibi, which is" off his form,. ar a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 How Ocean Flying Can Be Made Safer Continued F’rom Page 1B. ee — eee ear — = a S, said, “is the navigator. It is portant to know where you are de- = im : r } 2 at all times. The a pends upon the mechanical ele- r plane.” rest then ments of the piffering somewaht from Capt. ‘lieves that planes can a one, he be pS hrough on dead ' egularly struggle th reckoning alone. By making allowance for the 4 wind and secing a little of the stars | certainly if the sun day—there is no Perrot said. F at night—and jg geen during tue oa question st. Cap. | By “shooting’* the sun or stars, 4 competent navigator can obtain the position of his ship within -& few yards in two to five minutes. Even with the great height and Ligh speed of an airplane, Capt. George Fried of the President Roosevelt maintains that satisfac- tory results can be obtained from a plane by using a Sextant. Re- sults within a mile of the position can be obtained quickly and even more accurately if the plane comes close to the sea when shooting. In using a sextant, he height above the sca’s surface plays an important part in the cal- culations. | fog,” Capt. Fried said, “whereas a shown flown | later report would |them they could have have | through this fog in 15 minutes. j | For dead reckoning Capt. Fried | uses only the revolutions of the | turbine to gauge his speed and his Aerial the same way through experience, he | compass to give direction. Pentmbigeantsion can be learned | believes. i fuselage of an airplane pumping out the gasoline. kyack. the Berengaria is also of the opin- Own means of navigation, al- though the lesson must be learned | from the sailor. | exact | | fly | Said, “Before any one is allowed to across the ocean,” Sir “he should be ‘cross the Atlantic several times. “It is highly essential for suc- _cess that the flyer be familigr with the conditions under and in which |he operates. Capt. Fried’s chief recommenda- | Fh tion for the aid of ocean-hopping | aviators is additional and - complete weather reports ships at sea. At the present time, he ships send of'tt a report of weather in 12 hours. from said, the For flyers, traveling at more | | farers ' equipped This is the only way to do it.” Byrd's Attempt Safest. He agrees with many other kea- | that the attempt only to properly cross the |Atlantic was the flight made by ' Commander ; ' ' their area once every | higher speed and therefore passing | more quickly through an area whose weather is known to another where weather may have changed following the latest weather report, * Capt. Fried thinks it essential that hours. Why Germans Failed. He cited the case of the two Ger- man planes, the Bremen and Eu- ropa, which turned back from their attempt to fly west across the ocean. ' | | tichard Byrd, No- ville, Acosta and Balchen in the Fokker monoplane America. From the mariners’ point of view, the America was properly manned with competent pilots, navigator and wireless equipment, and rep- resented to them ae soundly planned venture, not a rash at- .. | tempt, ? weather reports be sent every six | An organization composed of a number of American merchant ma- rine officers—the Neptune Associa- tion—through its head, Capt. John I’. Milliken, has already petitioned the Secretary of Commerce “to prevent this great waste of human life.”’ Iie also suggested, as a theory, | the possibility of constructing the stout /enough to serve as a liferaft after dropping the wings and motor and Its lightness, he said, would enable it to ride the roughest sea as bouy- ant and water-tight as the Eskimo Capt. Sir Arthur H. Rostron of ion that the air will develop its Arthur required to had, Capt. Milliken stated, by pres- ent lfws. The first step would be to have the State Department re- Strict the issuance of passports. The improperly equipped airplane, “Clearing” Airplanes. At the present time, a ship, be- fore leaving for another port, must “clear” through United States cus- toms authorities. Clearance papers are issued only when the master of a vessel shows the necessary Ship’s papers—certificate of gsea- worthiness and evidence that the vessel is properly manned by certi- fied officers and has adequate life saving provisions. In general, Il American flag ships crossing the Atlantic are required to have radio equipment, although in the case of small freighters, the cértified ra- dio operator is frequently one of the ship’s navigating officers. “If a ship, infinitely than an airplane, ts required the Government lag in enforcing equivalent requirements for an alfr- plane that wishes to cross. the ocean?” Capt. Milliken asked. Value of Navigation. Such modern devices as the earth inductor compass and the ra- 'dio beam he regards as too theo- ‘retical and requiring conditions far |too ideal to be ready yet for regu- ‘lar use by airplanes. car They merely give you direction —tell you if you are on a certain course,” he said, “without giving you a position.” Two cases indicating clearly the necessity of a knowledge of naviga- tion were found by him in the flight of the Aloha in the Dole race ito Hawaii and Commander Byrd’s | ‘flight over the North Pole. In the former case, old-fashioned 'marine navigation showed the crew | \of the Aloha they had strayed from |the radio beam and were 200 miles |due north -of Hawaii. |due south from their calculated po- 3y turning sition they were able to land in ee -) - For “the Invasion Continued From Page 1B. the Government educational pol- icy had been changed recently,” Hall said. ‘“‘Luncharsky declared that henceforth would concentrate upon learning, whereas in the past, it had sought the greatest diffusion of knowledge among the illiterate. This was done through the army and the local-trade unions. Grim Education for the Generation. an intense he the higher “There is interest in education among the younger Rus- | sions, particularly the League of Communist youths, upon whom the older heads are depending for fu- | many | of the boys and girls of the league, | ture leaders. I talked with and I was astounded at the serious- | ness of their purpose. I have never | encountered such zeal and compre- | hension in other young people, Loye of luxury apparently has no part in their lives. They have dedicat- ed their lives to their Government. “I asked a 14-year-old boy if he wasn't afraid to train with a real army rifle and shoot real bullets. Wasn't he afraid, I asked,’ that some associate might shoot him. Imagine my astonishment when the | 14-year-old lad replied, ‘What dif- ference does it make if two or three of us are killed. It merely means that two or three molecules of the system are destroyed. The &ysiem must go on.’ “There is no humor or levity in all this training. There is no flir- tatious spirit in the young girl members, Sex enters their life merely as a normai appetite, to be satisfied by the dictates of the in- dividual’s own disposition. There are No sex lures like lipsticks and rolled hose among the feminine leaguers, “Behind the League of Commun- ist Youth are the Pioneers—boys and girls from 9 to 14 years old. These children live in communes and are devoted disciples of Lenin. They sometimes call themselves Leninists.” These children will be Braduated into the League. i Criminal Class Growing. _ One problem the soviet author! tes have not solved,” Hal] con- Cnued. “Moscow and the other ange cities have swarms of home- "88 Waifs who are developing into —_ daring criminals in the - Already they are thieves, Pickpockets, murderers. No one In Safe from them. Even the po- lice fear them. “These waifs are the result of the revolution and the famine. They have no homes, no relatives, % mee of any sort. They travel a for protection. They “i to live in pure communism. Either from policy or necessity, the fovernment is lenient with them. They are too dangerous to Put into schools with other stu- dents, for they would corrupt their — Within a short time. It t © not hesitate to murder. against the these Waifs Practice their thievery. Some of one for all and al. a ©. I had a rouble note to ve a sroup of them. ‘To whom ge I give it?’ 1 asked the group. t doesn’t make any difference; a it to any of us,’ was the re- ile any Other country there ave been a scramble to wes Who could get it first. Lag regards thelr thievery, how- ‘ Unless something is. done Guickly I don't see how Russia can om having very large “4igerous criminal class.” “Should the Unitea States Gov- i (;overnment | Rising | | 4 . oi ‘ ernment recognize the soviet Gov- | final | | cerned. ernment?” This was the 9 ‘leading question put to Hall. | “Situated as I am, I don’t think | I should give my personal views | “IT can | ‘only give my own observations and | judge | and interpret them for themselves. | ‘on the subject,” he replied. ‘experiences and let people Bolshevism Here to Stay. “In the first place, there is no ’question that Bolshevism is here to If the United States is 'deferring recognition, on the hope ithat there will be a change of government in Russia, there is no The Bolshevist government stay. hope. ‘is the most stable government in | States. ’ icontract | which Europe er Asia today, chance of a military revolution within Russia. There is little no likelihood of an overthrow from The treatment Trotsky received shows there is no ‘likelihood of change from within. “There is no reason to wait for a real modification of the Bolshe- ivist policies. The Bolshevist ide- ‘ology is more firmly implanted ‘than it was 19 years ago. The highest authorities are still living ‘in two rooms, working 18 ia day and “receiving only lroubles a month. (A ‘about equal to half a dollar.) Their 'zeal is intact. “The younger generation, |will furnish the future rulers, are outside sources. 2 ou ‘as confirmed zealots as their pres- | They have the same | ‘ent leaders. lintensity, the same enthusiasm, the same philosophy as that which in- ispired Lenin, Trotsky and Djer- 'jinsky. They are willing to sacri- fice comfort and luxury for serv- ice now. ‘They will continue to do so later. As a Banker Sees It. business asset. In answer to this we have only the reaction of the bankers and industrialists who are already in Russia. The question is, lied upon? [ have talked with American bankers One whose ‘trust, with his ; j ' | ' ‘content with their Russian 7 Bolshevist policy |; Put restraint upon children, and | are generally left free | “Apparer | tion. Apparently they do live in pure | repudia vestment today. its time. American industrialists in Russia told me that they were | cone | tracts. ‘Fourthly, there is the problem | “he | repudiation of lussian A Weh official debts. of American of the Foreign Office frankly dis- | cussed this phase of recognition | with me. : “We are a practical people,” he said. will pay the $10. announce to the world that to our advantage to pay it, well pay.’ Bolshevism a Menace? “If the United States demanis— public retraction of the repudia- | tion policy, there will be no recog- | not | announce to the world that they | nition. The bolsheviki will have changed front. Some _ ar- rangement may be worked out by which this money could be paid, Russia fecognized and tained. to be indirect. repudiation cannet pe made ithe | bolshevist policy. the policy remains the same, The | leaders have merely realized that) There is no | ; nic or | munism. | that hours | rangement can be made iin ta} United States and the other capl-| J me | | advantage. _ | ing to which | “Then we have recognition as a | in Russia and | |American bankers in the United | | judgment I | but whose name I am not | at liberty to reveal publicly, has | ‘told me that the Russian govern- | iment had never broken a business | organization, | has handled $500,000,000 | ‘worth of Russian busingss during - ithe last five years. ideclares that This banker | Russia is the most | promising field for American in- | German and Jap- | | antec money is already in Russia, | land English money is now biding | ‘If it is to our advantage to | pay $10 in order to get $100, we | But there muist | be nothing in the transaction to) we | have retreated from our stand on | If the money can be | | paid without ostentation and it :s loans ob- | The method would have, Repudiation of the | sine qua non of recognition, so far as the: soviet government is con- “Recognition really depends upon what answer is given a final ques- tion: Is bolshevism a menace to civilization? ‘That question every individual must answer for him- self. On the surface there have been temporary changes in many of their programs have been premature. Now they are willing to compromise to gain new strength.. They are looking 19, 23, 50. 190 years hence. “The ultimate objective is the} tom- | . ! | the rather wild guess that in such | ‘tions with ' business together, 'the secret of it? | Germany has never chosen to make _factious opposition to Mexico or to ‘interfere in |The following paragraph expresses ‘the compact feelings of Mexico, ff | = L by they capitalism To be sure, communism in defeat of don’t practice they have is State Socialism. this ooservation their answer is that the United States is not a real democracy, that only as an ideal. munism is.an ideal. “In the meantime, the leaders of soviet Russia some practical working with the talistic for leaders are will- Governments The quish what they think is Russia’s destiny.” J. E. Ball to Address Traffic Club. J. Elmer Ball, a member of the Fire Prevention Committee, will address the regular weekly lunch- |eon meeting of the Traffic.Club to- morrow noon in the Chamber of Conimerce dining room. Department of Commerce, ihe said, could cd-operate by refus- ing to issue “ship’s papers” to any ' more | equipped to withstand the elements | to meet these requirements, why docs | ~common the | Fundamentally, | Russia. | Under the new economic policy, all! To} | vincing it has democracy | So to them, com-/} * | That such laws do not always flow the | |ourselves: “No, Prof. Clements is mistaken. wrongs | present | believe | a I'- mutual | Selves abide by whatever contracts | ' they make, but they will not relin- Mexico Is Law Abiding Land, Says Prof. Heller Continued from Page 1B. ing robbed in the streets. “Terry's Guide to Mexico” had implanted in me an alert fear of pickpockets, counterfeiters, shortchangers, and marauders, but this fear proved utterly groundless even in the fa- mous “Thieves’ Market” (which, by the way, owes its name not to the moral turpitude of the sellers and buyers, but to a mistranslation of the Spanish “Volador.’’) Nor could I verify from my experience the common statement that the Mexi- can shopkeeper is prone to over- charge outrageously but will not stick to hig price. There are cer- tain fairly conventional local prac- tices of bargaining, but random dickering seems confined to pub lic markets, peddlers, and——as else- where, too, dealers in secondhand stuff and antiquities old and new. The Petroleum Problem and Some Others. DO not pretend to possess ex | tensive information on Mexican affairs and shall limit my ob- servations to the things that come to a stranger: in foreign parts through the testimony of his senses, including, it is to be hoped, some sense. And im fair de- ference to less complimemtary crit- ics I readily grant thai for perma- nent residence the Muxfean capital may be less alluring tBan for a casual or extended visic. I heard much grumbling, for example, about the devious and _ dilatory ways of doing business, about un- reasonable taxation, arbitrary regu- lations, the incompetency of the official class and inefficiency of la- bor. Many of the foreign residents —by no means exclusively Ameri- cans—advocate half openly ‘‘peaceful penetration” of Mexico by the United States as the only possible salvation. Some go fur ther than that. One large Ameri- can investor attributes the respon- sibility for the present unsatisfac- tory situation to the peace treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo (1848). He thinks that after Gen. Scott's tri- umphant entry into Mexico City Uncle Sam ought to have taken in the whole of Mexican territory in- stead of contenting himself with New Mexico and Upper California. Big business may subscribe to the view. The trouble with such people is that they cannot think of other countries save in terms of their own advantage. They say with some semblance of logic that if a country as rich as Mexico cannot exploit its own resources she ought to let “the other fellow” do it. What would happen should Mexi- co be enabled by the withdrawal or suppression of all foreign com- petition to work all her oilwells cn her own account? These men make an event the total output would not exceed 50,000 barrels a day. That may be perfectly true for all I know, but is in itself no con- reason why constitutional law should be nullified or amend- ed for the benefit of foreigners. from wisdom, is hardly to point. The even petroleum problem is simple to define, much | to solve, and the Mexicans them- | | one | | mind about it. Moreover, it is but | | one phase of a larger perplexity, and possibly not the most impor- | represents | | States are by no means of tant. The oil inter€st after all only about one seventh of the American capital Mexico, a fact that must be of im- mense influence on attitude in the issue. An outsider like the present writer can only weigh the most palpable factors in the situation. These are: First, that every nation has a patent right to fashion its own laws. Second. that! the | | history, ‘toms and manners of Mexicans, so not) less | | did invested in| the Mexican : /ment. a nation should respect its treaties and old contracts, hence should not expropriate without indemni- fying. Third, that the Mexican State has no money for cash com- pensation. Owing to certain less ponderable political and economic circumstances the Mexican Gov- ernment saw fit to enforce the in- cident radical laws, yet tried to redeem the odium of its action by a form of lease which was deemed by many a full commercial equiva- lent of their confiscated property rights. At any rate, the great ma- jority of those concerned accepted the new t°rms. The others cave with their grievance new leverage for anti-Mexican propaganda, Facile Oratory vs. Honest Intentions. HE Mexicans are very sensitive to what they regard as our gen- eral unfriendliness to them and de- cline to take hollow protestations of amity as proofs of genuine good will. They are prone to suspect any cordial approach by Amer- icans as a commercial maneuver. That, too, stands in the way of mutual entente. We on our part are likely to overwork our facile oratory to make the neighbor ‘feel good,” regardless. My point is illustrated by an editorial article in Mexico’s principal newspaper, published after the final round table of the university’s summer session. At this love feast two of the American professors in partic- ular appear to have run over with sheer sentimentality. The love- smitten Professor Inman went 80 far as to pronounce the Mexieans an ideal people, the most perfect on the globe and consequently the only one able to teach the others. (I am quoting from the account in El Universal.) Professor Clemens also avowed that he adored the Mexicans, whom he knew well and would make better known to his com patriots. Unfortunately this spilled his Mexican beans, and they are still jumping madly all over the place. For his idea, as ex- pressed in the amazed presence of great friend and prospective bene- factor of the finest nation on earth his Mexican auditors, was to teach his countrymen the Spanish lan- guage first, and then all about the religion, Jiterature, cus- that—here came the grand spill— they could go right into Mexico and sell their goods, like the Ger- mans and the English. Thts classic of philistinism brought fourth scorching editorial comment on the following day. Look at ourselves and the Germans, was its tenor in part. We don’t swap students or professors with the Germans. We are ignorant of their language, their history, their culture. Never- theless we maintain the best them and do a lot too. Simply this: that of her internal policies. not of all Latin-Americans, towards We have suffered great from the Yankees not because the did not our tongue, nor because not ingratiate us like the German, the politics of have Mexican. * °* °* merchant with cause sible balm for our feelings.” The foregoing is an articulation | @® resent- |: It does not imply any sus- | of national, not partisan, picion that the United States is now 'taking a semi-official hand in the impending election or lending the can the Russian government be re- |§ Announcement! Delmar Avenue Station Moved Two Blocks North To Wabash During the period of construction of the Delmar viaduct, and the new Wabash station, at Delmar avenue, Delmar Station will be located at a point about 700 feet north, at Clemens and Hodiamont avenues, on the east Patrons:— side of the tracks. This temporary station will provide all the facilities formerly at Delmar avenue, including the checking of baggage and the sale of tickets to all points. A cinder road has been built paralleling the track and offering access to the station from both north and south. Automobiles may be y, least moral support to one or the other candidate. No doubt we are going to behave as neutrals, partly because it is the right way to be- have, and partly because we have nothing to gain from a preference. One of the American correspond- ents, fresh from his interviews with the three most prominent presidential candidates told me that to his question waht course they meant to steer if elected, they made an identical reply. American matter, and in church and three propose to stand pat on the current policies. As to who; will actually be elected, I heard every- where the same opinion, that it will te be Obregon—“if he lives! Pauperism and a Veneer of Riches. FTER all, the crux of Mexico's perplexities at home and abroad is not far to seek. In the ultimate reckoning, suae quisque faber fortunae. If Ber- nard Shaw is right, and the greatest of crimes be poverty, then Mexico is guilty of living in an abject state of criminality. Notwithstanding much outer show of well-being— beautiful streets and parks and houses and gardens, a wealth of sculpture and decoration every- where, exquisite jewelry and wear- ing apparel in the shop windows, a Superabundance of automobiles, not to forget many cafes and res- taurants of Parisian and Viennese quality, with exquisite cookery and service, the crowded Toreos, opera, theaters, cinemas, the Sunday corso in Chapultepec Park, the cabarets—notwithstanding these and other manifestations of pros- perity, it is impossible for the vis- itor to forget for one moment that, taken in the gross, Mexico is a land of paupers. Not merely of numer- Ous paupers; a goodly majority of the population, putting it still con- _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | seryatively, is engulfed in the curse imay be, In the | the | state imbroglio, all | PAGE 3B of abysmal poverty. So ubiquitous and so conclusive is the evidence of pauperism with its depressing con- comitants that an embargo has been put on the exportation of films or photographs revealing the wretched condition of the poor. The precaution, futile though it betokens a laudable na- tional self-respect. The poor peo- ple of Mexico surely merit a worthiecr reputation than is com- monly associated with their pitiful state. They have been unjustly described as lazy, swinish, brutal, filthy, and drunken, when, as a matter of fact, they are to an ex- traordinary degree industrious, de- cent, frugal, patient and genial. Apart from the beggars who swarm about streets and churches, the poor people of Mexico are the cleanest-looking unfortunates in the world. In their apparel, cheap and patchy though it is, they be- tray an indefeasible artistic taste. Their carriage is superb and their teeth are beautiful. Where run- ning water is at all accessible they love to wash thelr clothes and bathe their bodies. Nay, even in the slums, where water is scarce, they can contrive not to look grimy, as there is no smoke or soot i Mexico City. In their native regard for decency and physiolog- ical modesty they excel all Euro- peans. The entire absence of pub- lic obscenity of any sort is a grat- ifying relief from Parisian memo- ries. Invariably they are civil, sw et-voiced, obliging and gracious. Most umazing of all, considering their lack of schooling, is their correct ang even elegant Spanish, in striking contrast with the mur- derous treatment of the vernacular even by collegians in this country. Beer as an Antidote. As regards the Mexican’s ill fame of drunkenness, I can give my affidavit, strengthened by three veracious fellow travellers, ~ that in all our rambles through ti) great and crowded city, and on” many excursions to other places, we never chanced to see a drunken Mexican. Mexico, if ever she wa, an inebriate country~as they say, has sobered up. She found an an- tidete for pulque and tequile ye adopting instead of prohibition an ° exeecllent and temperate beverage | called beer-—-just ag We were on the point of doing in this country when through a disastrous conspftr- acy beer was suddenly superseded by gin and whiskey as the Nearest thing to a national drink: But despite the amiable and long-suffering disposition of The - peons there is ho Yainsaying tliat the crass disparity between fhe fortunes of a small minority and | an overwhelming majority is the fundamental problem with which Mexico has to cope. It is a preb- lem that ramifiés into every phase | of the nation's Interest, and in the . last figuring a fallttre to relieve the economic distress of the masses would bring the collapse of a civilization rich In past achievement and much richer stil in future possibility” | : GOTWALS TO TALK ON: FLOOD Government Engineer Will Address Electrical Board of Trade Tuesday, Maj. Jonn C. Gotwals, Govern- ment engineer for the St. Louts dis- trict and commant#er of the flood relief fleet in Louisiana last spring, will talk on “The Mississippi River Flood of 1927” at Tuesday’s lunch- eon of the Electrical Board of Trade at Hotel Statler. The industrial engineers’ section will meet at 8 p, m. Tuesday at the Westinghouse service @ivision, 717 South Twelfth street. “Con- trol” will be discussed by. B. . H. Berkeley, control “engineer of the Westinghouse Electrical & Manu- facturing Co, Bia 1 } ela- | What is) aenceee if fA ee = illest anaas 33 * ~~ : m . : ae | . ) tl 4 driven directly up to the station platform from which trains depart. During the period of construction, Hodiamont avenue between Delmar and Enright avenues will be closed, but automobiles may go ‘ west on Clemens avenue, or Cates, or south on Hodiamont avenue. H. E. Watts, Passenger Traffic Manager OS SRS ass aR eens ee aoe 222 Pw Be See eee ee ee a know |= he | himself | but be- | the Unitéd | been essentially anti- | And a change | in these politics is the only pos- | * Exactly as Shown for..... em AT CARROLL’S—1116 OLIVE ST.eanmme Another Proof That Carroll’s Sell for Less—.§ Choice és Suite*Q 5. 9-Pc. Isabel Dining Suite { 9-Pc. Isabel Dining Suite fin- — ished in walnut with gold. © line decoration—buffet, ob- long table, china cabinet, 5’ : tapestry and one host chair, @ & Suite that will give ever- 4 lasting service and satisfac- « tion—at the remarkably low’= price of $95.00 on Carroll's convenient terms. | . Another Exceptional Value This 6-pc. Bedroom Suite finished in the newest shaded walnut— each piece prettily decorated, well constructed dresser, triple - mirror roomy chifforobe, usual price of $95.00. cerms. 3-Pc. Living-Room Suite Covered in the finest velour, loose spring- filled cushion seats, large comfortable daven- port, wing chair and club chair—a Set you will be proud to own at a big saving at this vrice of $95—and sold to you on Carroll's low throughout — large vanity, bow-end bed with bench and rocker at this un- $1.50 Weekly Complete a | Se a we. "ee “ROOM OUTFIT $373 With Floorcovering $3.50 Weekly i e fy y * @ ~ j ee ed At * £ tx 4 4 ae Purniture Company os. he Famous Hot > Noted for Fuel Economy and, $1.50 Weekly » COLE’S A Perfect Heat Control i a oe ae é ; 2 - Bow ere ee See mn . on ay TS ee See Senet Stee ny Sn ere Serene

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______ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 3 Bees —— > r The Deferred Pa “3 a to Tornado Relief F und of Red Cross Pata pete Peels wee —— reasonable cash paymen 4 ’ a Sea eae § Lutheran Hospital Nessa — cdl eriod of months so chat thes t VO kc ict cans —o >) Civde Jinks 7 — mas wag Fe and Juhbn Dairymple > as ro Ww ebater Groves oe | - overt a Pp — "es . r al : * > 5 a | Geo Manewal .... ieee en > | Ma : all — Byres e* pig Db! Cas! ee aes gunee Jacks . | ies : lunmeyer jniversi at | ssier & Kolb Inc. sy 1h. B ike Leceeseanes ne : ents. NOTHER list of contributions iH * “aces Co. . Te seequnees 290 | Louls Gull = ‘ ee | - r McDonald ..... veeeen | Douglas H. Jone Jo ievin ' He Ps swe : ee me K essier ' ogre = si Wichmann! pay™ to the Red Cross fynd for the | Facto a oer | , arthy ore a? 7 _ ‘wees - p o iia i” 'Glaston 5} Mr. and Mrs. i. Doy! The gher win- ye nani | ae ry | Hees Culbertson d¢ r} —s ; ‘Ou CwSrtiny ++. ” Mre. Marv A. oste cee ' net CK es =| Wy ae : iMr. and rs : #s = | dine Lue relief of tornado sufferers fol- | athern a . ist hurch renz see .. orge Freese i 2|™M Sophia e 2908 = | ‘ riatie ae i\Ward Williaiwws .... ' swe j Sat ay a. pe tw de lows: + cya Tre LAd&e : : . ma : . ere . : a a. } real ¢ ‘ e aa “ . * My nie Franz of = | Shs. ae Ss. eiry : ; yau us oof M . or oo = ¢ ™ Taig ene ant wre Tuschinen 2 |} met : 1) Fran : (Oz : c i fe Buder. a “st Ooo | Mire. Wust. _Bompad wi - 7 * | o ‘* os * > = ° , : ; i= . — ed i « -- “ yale ” a ? _— . ” o : ' * ‘ ‘ — . we . . “— 2. te *“* #-* » : F 4 ‘ ‘ . Mrs Ez. Cc. Carpenter . , oa " if J f J pale n rus. hve ‘ : : ; a 7 —Lerlin’t A ser? vliioad parks tae > he r j she! a ‘ee ee Oe ee Ss A . , ° “ . od “pte —- a 6 et ; ve Em pios aed of { “arleton . I MTs. Ww ma. tort giticae Homo 4 oal 70. «- -* ' "o. etie ie a . ee ; iO. ; TiPin see* = | " a ae an oa . pi " ize " d il Re pie htc: ’ ‘ ; the ms ohr Turner 5 Com ymon wealth Steel. 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Rei DR at Spiele eee we ce tte * Pid ee ag Wr Sart eer ** "** eee % "le? e@? 600m °** 868+ éeGuu iiss Lrene Seesits mee > ware ~~ = regows ia end eet _ ~~’ ee ten, ee etic 20 PNP DCA Re A — ~ COMO Mr does re. 5 Ut 2tI2Cs Ones ie) "** eee eee of Spotia ard at me and fee 4 IO OCHO . . . fs a t« . li . ; 75) ) as . ch .* Te ’ ha " ’ . af a he (saertner Elec tric 6, Flizabeth Heig a ** . ars . os «> ' * 1L ., : +] era “8 a - wey, Takase j el Mist: Rak ‘ os Nt a sen belt : : | Emm a «. G Ts, Eras on Mo ) Fiorence E eel a : d a ae . ; es us “ . sit ‘ em . a _ ¢ ; Yh ( ; 3 } i asa bh} . ; ‘ | . 4 é . 2 ; N larry APT es : ‘ | AR: anit . ° ° . $ . , . : owe ‘ A . x alte oo 2 tal ; » E ~ a és Wingot famil . . . e . n> ate os xt aad a) \s rial ‘ ais . we =s ™ eal . af 7 ™ | *} santo o t’ ; ry { ; . \ iver} ATe t ee -* e ‘ Jose ph . fe ee ‘a Mr anc Mrs . mH > > Priel ._ * .* v ed ; -_— ; _ sb su 5 = 5 7 r 4 (i ‘ h e . se &© 88 . ° ° See 7o= »- 6 > . . : ’ : ' ; ai ‘ 7 oe ‘% I ) ) pe : | im sain aa A deli ee ae Columbia Post No’ 581. The Amer. | ; Mrs. iH. oh mir oo. AF Nir ’ Ni} ’ é : si , - Nit ari i, Be. » F%:. , o- ws a 3 ind Myr i he .OS8 i rats Auchte im} 71izabeth Pat : ‘ : {} ' un; . : . ; : can Legion ree eens err Mr. and Mrs. Frank J, Ducennot:- lyary) lary Bo 5 fueller’s Cat Feniot Be Be br Mrs. Roos’ sister from er ; aite ; : i he Sem TT. Hutton and wife .....e+-. o ng. re eer teers sees ‘No 4120. of Chesterfield. Mo. 2 | getferson Lodge : seine Ps "h oes Lif ; Geatehe ‘Goaa' : stone | ; . ; - 4 lh P Aditi hom mpson and a ‘Chas. H. Smita es 4 ; een Werner: -- Geo. C. Ditches eet, | ieee amee B Maem ----s-s---- | S| Unive sevassccccerseerss | 20 | fe Gagne Motor Ca? On. =.) | Gardenvaile “Shoe ‘Store 1 “ : J RELATED in style, texture and co e+e eesetee Henty Herzig and family ..... ion Evangelical Cungrega 278 foc FE. V. Thompson, Clayton ..... » | Thomas. a wd ‘bert Studhalte ops o> | Exe ng Theater Ochsner ae 5 i Wm Guin, «suena As & an Churen iy. J. Gauding .«.--. saa” wees a Ss » ees ) | James Gallagher ar “and Mrs.) ** | ’ ° , . ’ ¥ ~~ * . : ‘ " t) i* 7) ; cates : : Sh ww Avenue Fill Sta ; . Wacker-Heiderie U. and L. ee « OT R umn sere es eeeee Se 4 ip Sh OR cw 2 | E. ‘ ~ Sai a a! Missouri ume ett + ar “= . han ce , Sees : id Fie C Hoke ~*#*#@¢e8 Webster Groves ... oe a F :; rete been assembled in our Fifth Floc ‘ee ee eee ee er eeee ter eereeee | } : ee ori rig . ~ . : : ar) ' ’ ) ' 7 “he Sohap ner. ge i Ww. Zi} if av. ais ss tto HH. Heese ~ ats ott y ‘ ca og on ‘ ws “Hc a Fai . ° : I . ry . Maplew« x ea: ec. : a Wood, Z : in: pci - wee . ay ome “ ‘ ' is L@o rn ard | rar qed Aft to on "Mo. Wellston Chamber of Commer > (ito pau cee ee ses nd & G. H. Thurman. ' iO. llliams an aan Mra, la Schuerm i or ; ‘ 4 , ite ‘ - ; amie awe . ‘ ae © T if . = Fri Cc kj . th Side Ki Wwanis Cieb H ¥ Ww iecdhahn +? er Pa a3 ; : e- . ‘ on 4 vers iton ” oe — a i: , t rh ’ ; 4 ;ien: i y —_ c Miss Louise 0 W mke!: pad | BS cat agin ce ee eo ae sere : wnd Mrs. J. ” n, . _ »f. an , _ Mi ‘ at 1h | Mi 1 M Wm. Netzhanmim |p y . zien Louis Tire Service Co. be . ‘ ' yar @Ohimaean.... . : -? J. dual : :Wal “ ‘ “sat Patra s- : aa ~ 5 ; 4 ots ereeeece cane a q . * t h sho r | Schoo! “Patroas. Alilanes — : as a suggestion to the pper. | Miss Blanche WUkiness 4 a Dorothy and Frances ***e8e¢ oe 4 **e ee © Ge8e 9 Mrs. Ralph Watson halienberger .. 4 Shown in the Furniture Shorg Fred Wehrenberg PEO Se 4 Dr, Willian Pra : . Rh ihe ' ide ; in ey ee ia oe age ae . apr . En ‘ es é . eH } bi oi +S e- , cos a? . . Sea aee « o Nic ; " S. ee 6ibo22i tp 5 | Repre sentatives, L 5S Vaanino, t. Waterloo. — ern? A. ” Tenoester ana’ W. Ez. é Waterloo. Tl pss tag laa se osha : ing. Waterloo, T11. | — Sue : .. :' reit Ui } , 4 > *-* al e . ” . E. Corner 12th and Olive wag a ye a eee bie pees z Me oy hod sbi Batt A bes BR RIS ae ‘te a ie apm i Sell Mt RF gt Ih. nied tee ¥ Se ROY Weyer ad i 2 ‘ oe a 7: pene alin ABER A OT OANA IE RRA RAEI 10 ee r w? .. Fs rele © es wAovrmnanens} pareve 7 6 . sed cae RR 2 Rai lig hy She ah aoe pug. tee a 2 ur Lvs fat a. Oa! AC 7 = = a et tae Gop anetinn git ERS +4 RSIS: Sore. Wits ~_-— > ‘ied ti Sieh iy 4 mh, oat ade eee ” SSSCRSSSSSES SSF SSC eseeaeeess* eres i : > ELL pea Rt: BOR age, one EY ae 1 : : LA sch ie ‘ce ‘ = ; 2 kes o. Be | e . “ oO R “Tana Baky]) s : 2 — le ¢ ‘ : > . i rt ; ‘ 2ast i U “4 Schw ariz. ' ers ai ; 2 nan tarris 13 i. eneéra u D an J Stoltz . 4 - Most comfortable — most SPapi eieht m . ~s Ss aes . : Ale . ; : — ms Vi Lui ik BIS ’ liege ‘of Wai Sa Grae tena eae = ed - : SD ACI SEALE NEAR i 50 EO RE RIEL SABIE ANB ALR PCR 8 Mr. and Mrs. ©: ; =e erheide . St. Louie Real Estate bexchance.. ?) Seen Pas Oke S wade aes ¢ Be onl % than - R. H. Stoltman Real Estate. Co. .- 4 & wey Ae BES teeth sa” Tedees & iam Dieteric! Cree 3 Minnie A. Bellairs, Chesterfield, Frank W. Schramm Co. I se 0 _ t. ind: | in ating sang "eS 4 "Diak a “iMrs. R. C. Baker Kirkw» * ba nS ‘ a At CA cy iw CONMEN iWer 0) ‘ ry Carondelet Women's Club.. O2 | * em y 2 = elder ° Chureh Cathedral ... Realty € Mra. C. P. Dadar J. 3 aes reve a | i | | ine Dadant H 2 . nae 4 ‘ “Se mn . ere why any i i . ’ S. Ayes i Investment Co Sa | AGatm fau — eeae re ee ee ot ae Ge dea vb = ee > eee : pe ry salt; Candy Shop . be use Ty Bede: ae re : : MOT bag OG ‘ cv H. Bauman: } arrie = v7- | a ; 2 i O ka S f 4. Smithe: ° yiven .. : ar «pale nwa Hy vAmes A, Buuock, Clayton, O. s+. ‘ Ley . Ress - 3 = P “ 9 sie ux Lary s . « 4 ; ; ‘ook I r ="? Re ; . . ‘ - o 2 : . . v7 , } , y" : ?. geste eet ri i*) , ‘ : : »¢ ima Ie) a Thee en BAe ‘fee . “ * : os aii ‘ d , ¥ eens “e688 = : re} tats } . ? =. ; ; : ; ad Rose Sewing Circ ayton, E. H. Harkauch ....... oi ts ‘atte een Bill Bates. Kirkwood, Mo. ........ § / + # , a? a, . 4 sj . : a4 ] . - - _* ¥, ; r 7 ’ ( rum . East t. ' | cs ’ * > > * ~ * n ; 7 “4 clin amiga yal eb SOM APE: SE By he hel * SO ale” date stl dk VR RE ee 5 APuy-eo Mrs. Edein . Affe) der Webster Groves rs ; i Oo CUS Orem Fe 4 £ -3 PY # § 7 Roms te! ee ee imine a a eee Se en " SEE RNR BI AMIN Kit ett te 1. of Sam. Evang. ‘Chure! y i ( Mrs. . - P. Jannoupoulo. Webster - Groves S ee unset Ma ar: les 4 icc “4 ‘kmann — . rps. {i> W ipn Yr wry A. _H. Race Alton ood Juni yy +O - * — oe ‘ton. rs 2 ssi Pee ene and Mover S. Fleisher, Sar- es Lake, \X Russel F, ‘Hars: E. Haseman. Pitisbarg. Kan... 5 | Vash -. ; ; Mrs. Ben Spect: r Mrs. Geo. F. Frieda Full ee. 6 ~ Le Lizzie 58. Dorr Jehnson “hice g®.. Phil Simo: : Vandeventer Lumber . ey er Phe Fe ke) ve - A” al + - ) _* * isCIway Bel] eae, @ tae Pantin chet (add. mB. Zeeel... Joseph Petranov 7 - t Hiome Garden “ub, Wel beter Groves Gerber : ‘ co Andrew W inkle a Texas Lumber & Supply vl D Mite hel) — “e Morriss, Ful}y ’ Morr! ss and ge ph Morrisa 1 Mrs. J M. “Mo dafsky ‘ones , “and Mrs. James IT, n loyes North Hillis County | Erwin W. Nieblin Mrs. F W. Suck .. Fred M. Moch Jr. | Berdel le ~ xt tee hou yt Lobe AMIR VALI eee Pa eS Oe tes *e Curtain and Drapery Shop New Rugs of In Mas. Famsanx’s home Simmons Twin Beds Model No. 13s, Movie stars must stay young © Ky: Mieco S RS. KELLOGG FAIRBANK speak : * Beautyrest Mattresses ime and slim or lose their jobs. A ve — gd a . ca from long. experience. In her own home (a ® these luxurious aC RARE ESN I RE NORELCO AG ESOC LASSE: PARED 8 NN RP AER NI OBE FM at a MPT a Steymast | oes she uses Sinimims Beautyrest Mattresse +f fC: Wolff, % Eetireiteswnse 8 And she is President: of the Chic Lyi os slenderize and rely On S°s~ i, ngo Lying-In —_Nssish cedeemstenstion Sehaien So they y es of W: iy te Hospital, equipped by Simmons throughout. the Dueetjent na. mpage eoufient, ihe Farr’ © as the safest way to re: Mr S \ - Net 2 mh aig : boa 0 She Says: “The mattresses have kept their durability. Resilient toils of finest steel : morte ose | > : are hidden through luxurious upholstery. = a ee... 23 shape. They are the best for comfort.” And you can sit on the square-boxed Simmons Beautvrest Mattress a : " : Ic | sides—they won't be crushed. , Bil Rug - hana | - aussie Anderson. -° 2... 2. - The Beautyrest deserves the praise it gets. whenever a gray ‘spear appears. Brea "eo Ben as Cl You know, if you have tried it! The famous . — — —~ — SN $39Q°° S ' ] Selecti . Far’s te . 8 sight in the = Hl eee Simmons Company perfected it. Its “inner et opecia : commo | rm. i, big sgnte 5 coil” construction is unique—for comfort, for dressing rooms at the studios, [Hf 20: 0 °e" OS" aaah. And its good looks delight the : 1F. Thorpe. Bact St. Louis® 177° 3% ousewife’s heart. Its smart hoxed sides can- |} ari A. Froning np : 3 s is freely used because they have i ".0. 8s. 0:000-"! ; ~——snot be crushed—withstand the hardest use om proved it to be absolutely harm- |. = aah (Bn gg a And they will stay just so—straight, tailored, a se . 4s Hsean Nor acs : 1¢ upstanding so long as the mattress lasts! So ae : as Mas. Keizocc Fameaxa less, perfectly clear and clean. :°~..°s = Sor-s... | : ee A vigorous, outstanding not sticky and will not rub off nor sia ae a fire snd dearest sore, Ocer lll stain the scalp. bos Pe : Simmons Mattresses, $10 to $100; Siceiags, yo Va x y known fat ao ee ines ote a aia geen ity ” vane Re) Penn. i . 99F inna i Mey er. . ay 1 nal eS, ehh; ay ther “si ne, ae ied ain apt eos nn tied Allee a ait 0 RV Rta. octane aaa ote te peered "6 beer ROS SE PRR] TOS . , to eeeeeererers . $60; Beds, $10 to $60. Look for the name. and family. | | 3 a wae ae we eaten” Simm * Qur local b h es Vy dea! $1.10, For Sale Everywhere. Brookline Chemical Go., Besion 9 iy aT" :) promptly. The Simmons Company, New York ‘Robert Ww, Rune. Dal- | et Tee ‘iaiia Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco. at Wolff-Wilson Drug Co. Rae ea ea ORE FREE LO eee (eee et re ee wa E. Fisher and fami’ ke rk GRAY HAIR Shenise = S | M MO N ~ Beds - Springs - Mattress RESTORER ‘== . juin Fon SuEE) By a eer dae * + ee _ Harold Vorles, — ah a K erner a. eee oe “*¥YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST” zeman A Chae. J. Veling Jr. i ee ee ee T

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Sf. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ae __SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9. OEE eae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 5B The Deferred Payment Plan ri; a ‘Oo Bureau a NM : | PENABLES you to secure whatever you wish—furniture, N Fifth Riess guns a8 Shop—is in charge of 4d | ehabameiony cee Ne chs ge yt a li a. av ies: O a aoe No Aa stg ee farnihines he any utheran Hospital Nurses Alumnae. ing a sie ’ @. 8 Grvice type of home so that the money will be correctly appor- Churn ‘over a period of months so that the amount is paid in eas “apap over a P P y tioned. You are invited to avail yourself of this service reru Meizier ). Peike ments. i b pay le = coe > without charge. Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth An Attractive Group of Furnishings YY Things That Will Add Comfort : for the | | | and Charm to the DINING ROOM ae ee LIVING ROOM > a>» eiteactiediacteaiated - es «+ ee RL een 5 |}Gcraidiue L. i ties on Mi. aud Mrs. Henry Hemminghaus , DOO | Mis. Gust. Sombai : 1317 | Mre. Wm. Storck wiles lrene Storck Mea SSAA T AR NS gh ~ riety elit aati hal Unvuerteking Co. \v verheide W oerbeide a5 as oC oe & ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 2 re Mr. and Jirs R Gul, u isShaw Avenue 2 tsouth Side Kiwanis Ciub sel ist. Louts Tire Service Co a ‘Mr. and Mra. C 8 Shalienberger ,, * W. Schiveter et Mr. and- Mrs. Chas. H. Smith ..., ; M Smith wer A Rae ROY ain ee ETA ARO wes aiony eh De sal a Shown in the Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. (Assembled as a Complete Room on the Fifth Floor.) RELATED in style, texture and coloring, these have been assembled in our Fifth Floor Furniture Shops ‘as a suggestion to the shopper. —— 1 | ERE are furnishings that will combine pleasingly, or may separately add interest to a room already well furnished. See this group on the Fifth Floor, | Hancock Sc Patrons. Alliance |Miss Blanche Wilkineon . |Fred Wehrenberg So Vases roSSSecod ee ee ER a me ee i ee ce 4 . én Se ¢ * j i ; Flite bc hee a a a etn ‘ . . A ~ J a A Ps’ ‘ .*, wee . fata” = : oy) A, > L60 Oe ’ ‘ , “6 - ee « Atay Pet .*s ‘ *. r v rf 7. -*.° .. Py » & Fe ' OR > oo 7 tA a.” ps9? 2 Pe a Sa ? Pen Be J ae ST Pak soaty a p Py Fass : bs i ee A ) SF i ee i, oe . ‘“-&* , “ IP,” a” " SS ae “fe . eS IE iy . : 4 a . d , yy” P asp ee. le, ae on es" . ‘ ~~ ae d , : . sc” al “ ‘ ‘ yp ‘ Sy Y ae” ’ oe ‘ . vs . 4 , , a: ’ AA . ‘ae ae a faa y Re ye ‘ 4 . x P ‘y i “ff? "a ee ee : ee Anish > ye tihittid? Te Ps eS ee : oi : 4 PA hth . yl pe “TT me & Ie Se (Ay % ae ‘ ne ae : + “ ‘ hgh iy’ . “ , a. y . -* old 4 ‘ ; ao. . “ ry hy’ “s “4 5 i ee 7 P . ae (a vs / aes , 2 | % oe Rr ae Pe oe a 1 tke Ke ae os ns BPs fy’ 5 ’ . ,f 4 ¢ io” Prd 2 . q d Pal, 4) ry 7 5 ; ; ; t fe J hte : . _ P “A gale tee (ne ep oe ‘ - Ye. oy, Ke ae yy ky * / . al _ * A - * is tet ae . . = ¥ . _- a ty ie. , om Oe, "ns “fo A > yy“ “A . 4 et vv ‘—. a ae a « Ah T OOP Oe hee MA >. " ios . oS he Ee me ‘ : ‘ ; shea yaa ie “ees ; , ee x tor * ” ; , ES “ ae oy , Ane “ey ee ‘ oo a i lig > AR ee th lle yee ; eos . Wa o's Pd d “4 Xe . -_ ° : “ A Pg “Sea Seta” ee : Se” ee P. oat aa ’ yy ee LP ae Pe “* ) P Aa oo « , ” > - Oe. I eS ree A eee May WV «Mme tA, ios. ge Se one ‘ ¥ A ee AA o ; ‘ FS . r,* , " “.* 4 Fala a ee oO - i) d - ‘ {re $e “ ‘ wee y Ae - an wee , . ¢ : : ro af ee mo ’ ‘ v4 x ff SG My 5 Ae 4 ay s ie . ” ue Py ro Dae, ys” oe GN RS ee ae ‘4 pil The san ft “ ‘ § , ee aint sate : “% ee tO sf dt ‘ er , he Me 7 Gas (ite oy ate 8 sates meen Se oe PA OE waa. ee, ae lo ee Ysa ess - ; % c x: ‘ne ‘ oa . , oe : we hte ea Ie Oe oP _ BP, 7.%, ; . 7 oe PA as . 7 on . . Pate”, Q -e ‘ oe Oe od Ce Sid * P. ‘ ‘ ‘ - as d , , Sd ¥ . 5 sigh 5 ray A ee a . { “ . — A va a ‘a - on ° ’ rig pes & ‘ii Mi by , ops 4 . ) 7 $s, : é fg 4 ot 4: ¥ ; . we, $y win ; ‘ : : ’ Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. Og NS gg a. Fp igs ag | si OE Rae A nes EE Furniture Shop—Fifth Floor. ; Ce Fs “4 se » A * an Ey , "hen a eae at at , OR ‘ —_ .- ier On a ace A Hf : r? vai ae wv, . . SE HIPPO ag AOD - ' . VID ed See x Sa “ ae. oP “, 2 Sy a ' New marquesan shade. Nov- fe Sats aut ly : SG ngs us... ll, Ea SaaS : , 2 : : 4 ' ; ; x ‘ Ce; . f $ er nb ms. YELM wie oe A a5 Ay: "AS, ~ : . ? a il Vv n r ress 3 i 2 r Pgs elty weaves finished at bot- Lies i TL ae eo no ggg at: a mee RN Big Me over designs trimmed i f ie : . : i ODL TOP” a wr gaa OR SE) ee ON a SR sade he across the bottom with a deep | : : f tom with four-inch hem. One ; “ i BO aay | ies, et eee 7 RRR eR Oe ie, hi ak, ln Clear ; Le 7 Pr et”. TEES BEB Mihi Mg See lace flounce, are shown _ y : i EE ge, RI gla (Sy em "RMN 2 Tepe. 3 AG Bn: A Sie among the better types. styles $4.50 to $12.00 Z os ; $e Poses : Bi £4 : gee tS i Ags. Se ge ig ome page coeyey >t — a tt ne ee ee 2 Se “ ae de veoh | ale . ‘ eR ss ee a _— we “ate s Brocaded Damask $5.25 Yard Illustrated above is one of several table settings that $6.75 Yard 5} ; hin: Overdraperies of sunfast ee ed. be geht will be points of interest in the Fourth Floor China icone Gekaiiek “ame colored striped effects that Shop this week. might be chosen in many will tone into any color beautiful shades, and used heme. May be d f . . . wi rni ri a a All This Week—in the Fourth Floor China Shop— San ey ene ine draperies. Alcona Damask Hdehini ceehg Aivass Su Wore 69 Lunt be SALT As, : ; We Are Exhibiting Our Complete Line of the Renowned Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. Orinoka Suntast Fabrics | Lamps of Murano Glass Used With e Beautiful and Durable a N x N) Pleated Shades 4] haat THs 4 aoa aeiedos Gratien O 1 a Lamp Iilustrated ae ae . KEN ‘ ) | shown for hangings, portieres, Amber, Rose, Green or | ; — = + 1k Gahan - : Z * ® . x . aig a 2 F ; #-f a is 4 3 furniture covers and wall Crystal coverings. Sunfast damask on plain or ‘$525 yd. And STEUBEN GLASSWARE Complete, $28.50 A, Plain, striped or floral THe finest examples of China ever made in America, together with the latest productions in example this attractive mod- YY “1 ; . ‘ el, among the - é | —— — Steuben Glassware, will be exhibited in a specially prepared section of the Fourth Floor China edhe brad tule, Pouce. Ma. “ny, $5.00 to $7.50 Shops. Fourteen patterns in Lenox China are always available in open stock. Steuben glass in gland and Austria. rE. YY yy a very complete assortment. New quilted taffeta, yard Pleated: Shades 6 ~~ : siiiiaiiiaiaaaen . iciiadiiitasiaiiiaaae . Every imaginable color is O00 ee | ) : used on these quaint pleated Wi gicene Re yP . a Vato a | . ne} A ee Shades, that harmonize so Sunfast brocades, broca- SS 7 | Correctly Appointed | ~ Ae, Fe well with the crystal or pew- telles and Coptic weaves, yd. ter base lamp. They come in he \ ee Ss | ‘ a> 46 $7.85 to $12.50 SS _ Tables on Exhibition ee a, (@ >» Came various sizes.and are chosen om > /, at . - alt? Sten “yt cg beg tee “- iy rather large. . sien ain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor. a ome yy > aw | Five table settings, complete to the last ) A } 3 ‘a i small Ornaments From Many New Rugs of Unusual ‘Cw a il of service and decoration, will portray = |- ) "ie =, PARC oe 1) = detail of service and decoration, will portra} a . Lands Add Interest “ = i correct form for dinner, luncheon and | ; Worth and Charm NON een | Pompeian Bow! aeeeiemea a ee ne me ae ‘ : ‘ " Pete GEG 4105 Illustrating the Mystic Mr. Frank Graham Holmes, designer and Illustrating Steuben Glass $14.50 slate Bey, pe i. ecg A 19 ey ee wise Ag Sing den’) Pintle » $3 ; 2 ' 5 ; G i b tand, Pattern in Lenox art director of Lenox Potteries, was awarded in Old Spanish enesaene - pe ‘ian In Mas. Farsaxx's home 9x12 Ft China the Craftsmanship Medal of 1927, for achieve- Design. ont of antique apy Ene Simmons Twin Beds Model No. 1534, | | ee Wat a > : . : : ee of the importations on display with Simmons Springs and Simmons Bea? | hse Rose, jcde, blue, brown, The tints are exquisite and the ment in ceramic design. Vandervoorts 1s Pale green, spun crystal, pat- in our new Foreign Artwares “gna aa Mattresses. “The a ie 5 Co Neer Does taupe and other soft shades — gives an impression of glad to announce this to the owners of Lenox a oe int cen eee Section on the Fourth Floor. or comfort,” Mrs. Fairbank sa i I/ 4 EO KK Bees me oth symmetry and abandon. The : sounG only |} these luxurious “aa, | : ea ep 2 “— ee | . : and other good decorative $5.95 i a FN and the Most Economical to Buy. , ; ~% shades, Priced, the equate Beatie All — — son se Br : * eed ee ee a | AOA i AOE AOI <= ae OAR ee

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE _- _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TIMELY WARNING NEW APPLICATION = ff : F you wish to turn# {Machine on the p YOUR COLD FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAY of one of these, e ake allowance for A negiected _ Le i a Pk _ 3 cold may often ror a _— ve City | -& Machine 1 1m) part Da AY T Ee new. develop into se- d Be Built North | » & rious illness at »f the Missouri. Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5 :30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth this time of the. year. Treat your - % PhP RAMA oe, ali Se taal Bore + Y w wwe nat os ow er tal Mth des Mitte OR. a SSP Seo, ka hag aed sing a Vee * yr . é : ‘ - vie: : re 2 mA Pe ae Ne eee ee es a + cepa eyane? pre ette. ah vet « teh a ee, tak " a A % Py SS soy) i a, . . sae OT AE: COP ey et . anh Se ee ht edak At? MIRO L. ee ee an eee YS. PA Sie osama: hn. eet ae SiR PO a Ae APPR D A RE Bb whee EE OY Re eee eee ane rete Tre. - 7 te : Nis (i. fe oe bods! fe 3 b > Las pa a . Seton te pitins a Sin tate tes pameng Pudloene brenda nS 0 a were Annalee ssarlgy ping aes Sepia d spi¥ys» ore t: renee nore i Y We aee es MER Se int eee ’ Aa aie so nadouamd - oman hes ‘3 onan teres a roan aigrore senesced 4 0 rye ed, geet ” SAE Ser MD Louis-Kansas City Shortland oc a 9 ° } ‘ . sv = ‘ sat J : Medicine, relieve | paitroad Co.. which has sought | the congestion, | since 925 to obtain authorization | from ate Public Service Com- | and heal the irritated membrane. Se ae missi MEDICINE (10) |: sor snere tis financial baci ‘ing was to come from and the com- pany went to Cole County Circuit Court here and then appealed to EMENT i * 4 upr Ne ur?gt Several! . " nee ee This is probably the greatest sale of Inflamed Eyes s appeal. | high-grade Sewing Machines ever at- he propose electric railroad | : . Clear in en a canes to Hees tempted in the United States. We ex- t would run from . . Five Minu @6 sas City through St. Louis, St. 1] , Machine durin the Charles, Warren. Montgomery, Cal- pect to se ev ery ac e £ A new scientific method of gt ne way. Boone ward, Saline, La- h d ¢yos begins by fre ing them o inf] amma- la =e ° Boc , Howa — : : ’ 4 t ree ays. tion in a few putes, makir .— them clear| Fayette and Jackson Counties. It and bright. would cost about $55,000,000, ac- our ; " Look closely at your eyes and lids. AT@)| ..-aine to estimates by the com- they clear and fine like the eyes Of 8) ehiid? Do your eyes open readily in the | pany. Bonds would be issued anid morning and feel smooth, or stick together so); finance it. the application and feel rough’? If your eyes show the old to fu — 4 © appiicat effecis of gtrain or overwork; if the lids | said. Surveys, franchises and, } show gna oye tony Bo Bll at | rights-of-way already procured are treatmen Ke you dt 2? mee a . beautiful and rid your lids of the tiny listed at a value of more thar wrinkles before they grow into crows’ feet. | $20,000,000. Expenditures so far Just ask your druggist for Bon-Opto| amount to $26,000. Headquarters home treatment outfit. Use it as directed | and watch the result. Inflammation sone |of the company are at Kansas City. like magic. Your eyes grow strong anc Jee Dunlap, real estate dealer of your sight clear. Relief from ——y aa : . a equinting stops the formation of the little | Kansas City and vice-president of wrinkles bern to grow into crows’ feet aD the company, filed the — lication. rob rou of youth and beauty. The : Be eure to ask for Bon-Opto and use ft ai with utmost confidence. t is known to iTraverse crugsists and doctors ag a Cicansing. S001h- | greatly in ing. stret wgthening mon and ia Precom- : ; ee re ‘ mended and soic by ail good druggists. west transportation and Get it today of your druggist and send | and improved train servi f 0a ela CUD REY . i. ’ Re et LD, on i ay gag prea 8 bya BERR WEN Hy & 5 Sans tapes , : “ wt oe ae ahi pa ba ¢ z et , > a om oad . Rees tt he Jee — 5S errs ; 4 ~oe * e . CA p I , ‘ . . _ et Ka a 4 a 4 . . —_— “ Le : a : : : a > . y . e . StS " > . 4 os nye - #4 & ~*- =* . ~s SoL . : = . y. Sad , ‘cs Be 2 i * : , . eh ee a oe 7. et : . . . . * . eet Se > “ v SO - i. a en - as > — . s . Cw ~ * ie Seg, : : : . be se Paws. 7 *4 ‘a w% ORE ws your mame for free booklet. “Stronger | wil] furnish. will be of incalcu] “ ~ " . - 7. Ae li - ' . ‘ * . d Me sth ee ie yes en ee ee i Savi Gene tbat es 2 Aa ws oe ee a ¥ ea | x we i. a at ke gis (A Re aaa om Ni $ ey ty SR Re EOE Oe ts ea eo aes | i ok Sai wh Sees lus far been regarded ee ee ee This is the largest single purchase of lfirm of Focke-Wulf of Bremen in Sewing Machines we have ever made. ‘the construction of a new type of oe rm otha 8 ata = gay The manufacturer (Free Sewing Ma- The new plane gives the impres- chine Company ) has been very gener- Sion of flying backward, for its é hy , controls are in front and the motor oncession maid Don't let your dog suffer and die ani wines behind. The pilot faces ous in the con ion made for this use you do not know how to! i, the direction af tt a “ge ‘ dia sot tal treat his ailments. Polk eo a aa event. Miller's famous Dog Book will be sent |) gas you free. It gives complete informa-| | _ tion on the care, feeding and breeding - of dogs. A Symptom Chart shows you | what ails your dog and what to do for | y and _ de guide for millions of dog | %' uickly when the piane reaches the tains Senator Vest's cele- | S7OUNG without the danger of its ented “Tribute to a * It has a | turning a somersault. This is of in- _ complete list of Sergeant's Dog Medi- | @Stimable value in the case of _ cines—standard for more than fifty | forced landings on smal! fields. | | ere 2. FREE ADVICE ss anne New Germ in Africa. Our Free Advice Service will answer ong mage a any question about your dog’s health. | Ded sear aeaayaa tgs — Stete cymptoms, age, and sex | a adl} Paes has been added ¥ Sen writing. Ong ist Of microbes which } - 5 eet —" TT eh Kas Bt 4 a." an “ Pf » a : . ue ily Sa . ’ — | ds! 5 telitonw: ton ea { T ] OSSib;} iity important still brakes can be ap tj 1 = ets tet 4 a bee eS Mo oe ¢ ©ct, §.—A new nan an monkey alike by = bert, head of _ Pasi eur en Pox Mu.er Propucts LN / jat Kandia, Fr : Cormroration , ' paper read to mg e 11.331] West Broad Street — sea ' 'of Sciences bv Prof. Re UX Richmond, Va. Be of the Paris Pasteur Inst} ’ Vibert describes how he poeta ae : er eant the new microbe in chimpanzees | q s upon which he was experimenting. | DOG MEDICINES It is a spirochete, or spiral bacillus, | b and causes a highly infectious dis- | ‘ | A medicine for every dog arlment ease of epidemic character bearing | ,a close resemblance to yellow fe- |ver. The discoverer also found to’) ° It's wonderful to be rid of Piles his cost that it is transmissib le to Sufferers appreciate this free in- Tan, for he contracted the disease al T CT S fermation sent the ay . 2 = ‘ “i . oe é . pighth ey " ann mabe Sn ve eee day. ~ “ ca ae Cres ed Mee RAP on Paw a ee is - ee Rg Ts |e 7 Pe : i * y ) tite be cats ‘ vee ON ea os ae bg Rae Fe a “ ms Bape wire ae? i a ag eke moe . an - VS iiemane a 4 RBS gh ee ~ . th Bee : . a So tah wal x t. 5) SRE te ana RAS Laser): Shiancd ans SOaMline Ts Senn linha Os ih : in i salma ot bs aaalek ais) Salle MERE SEE SIRE RAINES gst ee ne. pee ee ee ~ ae 4 ee Se PATE sR: Me . 4 — or rs ‘ ™ a a. ~% “~~, SF ae * | 4 P 4 * 4 : b ‘es v% 2 . = —¥ ae re: Be 5 7 ™ . , : , = ns 334 er ; yy a , “ .- ° Z . ; : = é ie ee : ; , 7 th . ' i es. / ae ss a , . : ; ° “= wets : - . We = , : _ Wage ~. , . f b ha: a — : . vs ° = ; c pes * ‘ i ‘ % : . N eee . s on * howe Wea : >, ” 7 s > . oa e q y 3 d ? , € Lenses, Frames and Examinations at One Cost | VANDERVOORT'S SEMEBCHINE SHOP— DOWNS: - ~ ete

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ‘és eee ce ee eee SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997 __ . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ —~—— - Sere tae al 2 CHILDREN DISCHARGED be devoted, among other things, te | ttecussion of ways of prevention FROM ‘SHRINERS’ HOSPITAL | 2° ‘he stnoke guisxace im cities VOU wish Co turn j inj achine Of) the purchase ae A Lees ’atients } aoe Treated at End a tour of “the maior Todustriat f one of these, we yamake allowance for the old OUGYS " JUMNCY | nines eis ian had been treated for deformities | were discharged from the Shriners ine in part paym@ : - new. Ce « Hospital for Crippled Children tn 3 “hy September, it was announced yes- CAPE TF DANDY” Hours of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth iterday, The previous month 34 | were discharged. There were 102 | Children under treatment at the! .end of September, and 339 on the Waiting list. : | The work of repairing tornado | ' Oa & *. damage to the hospital, which tn- ' : be cluded the loss of the west wing! : ' : ro) Os e O | LS eaut l U roof, is being completed. Work It’s Grandmothers Recipe to : | also is being done on the adjoining | Bring Back Color and home of attendants, whick was Lustre to Hair , damaged by the storm. Gags: | mh GRAND CHAPTER OF MISSOURI You ean turn gray, faded hale | beautifully dark and lustreus almost | 0, E, S, 10 CONVERE TUESDAY over night if you'll get a bottle of | The Grand Chapter of Missouri, |‘* Wyeth’s age and Salphur Com- Order of the Kastern Star, wil} pound’’ at any drug store. It costs hold its fifty-third annual eession only 73 Ponta, ‘tillhons of bottles of : )at the Scqitish Rite Cathedral this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, im- Tuesday with delegates from 526 | proved by the addition of other in- |chapters in attendance. eredic nts, are sold annually, Says & Pt a NA OPO se A wh hy ow. a Bh ae Among the visitors at the | well-known druggist here?’ because it vention will be Job WNewtor » darkens the hatr fo naturally and Springfield, grand patron of the evenly that no one can. tell it bag S 4 > ba order in 1905, Who ¢¢ lfebrats dj his her ‘Th at yy lied. This 1S the first time we have had one hundred ind first birthday re- Those hots hair is turning gray VI 1 cently, or becoming faded have a surprise this $145 achine at the reduced price. The outstanding question before | "Waiting them, because after one or the delegates will = the proposed two applications the gray hair van- eh 5 as Fe The illustrations on these pages give [establishment of Esther Homes in isher and your Jocks become Inxur ‘ 2 He oS Se Sao ° . . Kansas City and Sr. Louis. for | iantiv cnr ani 7eauti i. ‘ w soe _ some idea of the many uses for this fine pRenene City and St. Loais, with the use of varied fuels in tn- | Sale Monda O O loc dustry, and the adaptation of fuels HALLE R # to power plant. Wednesday will 817 N. 6th St., St. Leais, Mea. —_—————ae ee od re, semaines EE Re RB AORN Am ta le Pee he ae Fy to) ee Rh tra hale ahi et A tiles RENAL ibe oe Sicine The sale starts Monday and will run ny — for three days, providing the quantity ‘ | lasts that long. As this is one of the most unusual values offered to the St. : : Louis public, you are advised to shop | BROS.& CO. Mii early. The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 OLIVE STREET DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC —_ ee tn ls “* A NT Ht ae DIAMOKDS — WATCHES JI GIFIOR CASH oR CREDIT 5 ee ee —— i et Diamonds Direct from Europe Beautiful blue white Diamonds direct from the world market at Amsterdam! Quality insured by the per- sonal selection of our own experts! U value derived from quantity purchases and the ¢lim- ination of middlemen’s profits! Complete variety and | extraordinary renge of prices on all Diamond jewelry Come in and judge for yourself. CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS. NO MONEY DOWN Walnut Woodwork | Three P "WY Diamond Rings This hand-rubbed walnut-finished ZW WZ Cabinet is one of the most attractive ever offered in a Sewing Machine. We have illustrated some of the ways they may be used. ‘Bl ye «- white . Dieme nd i} Bulid ~*~ 1& kK wt) gO, . hive white white gold Liamond, 7.59 Monthly Mo Interest Is Charged in This Buying Plan Diamond Wedding Rings Beautiful wedding rings in solid 18- white goid end solid platingm, eet with hei} iant bine white Diame house Buftin-the-Head_ eae | ia 110 Volts | Built-In Dustproof 20-Year Guarantee > —_— é with fancy corners. Richly engraved The ™m 10-¥i ; ; 1. - “(> al SOlk zk white t ° lower otor runs on any ! “ee lhe Machine and motor are The motor being built-in, the Solid 18:4 PY . | . =e cee ae ‘ ae —agvai <ind. ith ver finish ta either A.C.or D.C. current. | made as one unit. This is different dust and lint cannot get to it to against defects of any kind. Wit fam dat ot 6 = money, OL [rom the ordinary type motor cause trouble. Requires oiling reasonable care these Machines will $18.75, $22.00, #25. $27.80 acd wp. Seles he aa mee actual] cost is about one cent B 3 Which j is screwed on the outside of only onte each year. No surplus lasta great many years. One ycar free All Prices Up to $2000. 7 Limited Quantity Lasts three hours’ use. Fs pa plain Sewing Machine head. oil to soil the sewing. : adjustment service. See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains ~ Watches repaired: all work guaranteed, Dlamecds remounted. Old jewgiry jewelry we Me CS amend ” Na ieee pee et te eg ea eaiiitiaaainiassiinn maaliaill paired aud remoceied. Cidetyle wetding singe mederniaed Lowert oeene S Se VANDERVOORT'S sewn CHINE sHOP_ DOWNSTAIRS | || OPEN DAILY UNTIL 6:30 P. M. eis rae —_ ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee renee rman Attractively Dressed Unbreakable Baby Dolls $1.75 Value, Monday at $1.29 @ These Baby Dolls with composition heads and pretty white lace-trimmed dresses will delight lit. tle girls and big ones, too. The Dolls have ca to match their dresses. Here is a presentable gift for some little girl’s birthday. Toy Section—Basement Galle ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.— We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps AMOUS -BARR CO, OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY . THEMAY CO. THEMAYCO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEILL CO. THE MAY CO. = ss Los Angeles Denver St. Louis Akron Cleveland PAGE 8B Men’s Linen Handke 50c Value, Monday at @ Men's large-size : r hemstitched border. % and ¥ | hems. ‘These Handkerchiefs mak gifts in packages of half a dozen: Handkerchiet. Save Eagle Stamps = They Gwe Added Value € Add to the savings you make by your purchases at St. Louis’ Dominant Store the additional benefit of Eagle Stamps. A bookful, you know, may be exchanged for $2 in cash or $2.50 1n merchandise, and there’s fun in watching your col- lection grow. \ Monday! A Tri In a Special Group Monday at $1.00 @ A timely and very unusual of- fering of men’s Sweaters...a type suitable for many purposes. They can be worn beneath the coat and are also very desirable for outdoor work. Assorted col- ors; long sleeves. There are 240 in this group. d : ‘ Men's Wool Jerse 3] Jeweler-Made Fountain Pens |... vei Built With the Care and Precision of a Fine Watch. ..and Very Specially Priced for This Event! Imported French Perfumes Special Purchase of 3500 Bottles—Most Extraor- a dinary Values at ........ @ Perfumes direct from France... where they were made, bottled and boxed in gay, fascinating containers! Because of this, each bottle retains its pure and lasting scent of Narcisse, Jas- min, Muguet, Chypre, Rose or other fa- vorites! These Perfumes are the prod- ucts of such noted makers as Forest, Monna Vanna and Plassard... and each one is a remarkable value at this price! $3.75 to $5.25 $5.50 to $7.50 Fountain Pens Fountain Pens Fountain Pens 945 $97 «$3375 @A noted jeweler...deciding to produce the “Perfect-Fountain Pen” has combined the knowledge of pen and jewelry experts...and the result is this Pen of extraordinary beauty -and efficiency. Through an unusual purchase St. Louis’ Dominant Store of- fers you these Pens at pronounced savings! The original price is on each Pen! Every Pen guaranteed. $2.75 to $3.50 = * - ¢ 1 . . Pn re ee os annie calgon bee me ot - a7 HAD i . EST i RN al * , , ‘ t inn Oo ia es ; ‘ R : ¢ pe sein . Fappighe Lsmaseck nog ites . ae + ahead Me a ASE in yey’ { . 28 Pe aie safc Es Pee Ne ee Dae ; «as ves BP AE LENS yh SS a SO ev Se i © ae OEMS Om es Anat xe - 7 Sat Ry, aie WP d spine dni rat ras 1° pipe Ne Me bts vg «Dwg 1% A shee hehe cbtafene Seren av cafaea Gy Cree GBS TAI CR Sete Re a Bea as 5 ee ae oer ba, Lie : Rae Boake we ws r i Oe Taare ts jor ie Wiel as i igee fs OMPATE ; bs ape ae Ws Ak psig ate eg hh ta. AGS, See a Wc; ey RAT ‘ Te dae See a ve — ome aah iigtre saylees z ee Le eens aw 6 oe saan Sl 9 2 iota - Te a = _ Wik. Sporting Goods Section— Sixth Picer $10.95 Wool Blankets Special Monday, Pair $2.45 @ Gaily colored, soft and de lightfully warm. Woven of, paire wool yarns, in most at- tractive block plaids of roge, |} blue, tan, lavender or gray! Bound with lustrous cotton sateen! Full-bed size, 70x80 inches. a Sane ORE Re y : 4 DCM NINE AD BLA 4 - Pu ) AR NRE el SO: Se Re aoe - fi me i ww Pp oil wR 9 ee ater wet tm. . . ; aA pemtrwrannes . ~ _ swe ~ os - ea - enaten o © es ana bene - hd Shoah sotto OES. om. = 0 oy P ome oe my . ee : Pye ee > - - ‘ eo an Fee “ ~ bv sae ste “ anaaren —_ ; Anan : arpa , — eo A i es phartone ne iain gdintagiellgin a Peay ae ha sient: Sill as ve a ce Nahi 0) BMT a NOT aye yt Taye CR atte. Poa Ie aL The illustration shows the extraordinary ink ca- pacity of these Pens...which make it. possible to write for a greater length of time, without refilling. The points are all iridium tip- ped...for life-long wear! en | x iconate 1 agp at + SR pg he SNe BRE. hace ag SP etrate 4e 42: Week vee Wey he hee Because of limited quan- tity, we can- not accept Mail or Phone Orders, and we suggest early choice to secure your preferred - ARAL din enenan wi Rae EH ced ET ae eae ee ha OAs Es sei Paige vi ae ed juts. Aug aM eS : ae Manette cick. i aly 2 Site seaeal fully guaranteed. ustable tase. ; : c Values, Pair... $1.85 Inches Justa ase on a_ seamless shades. The popular 9x12 size, with. e back...into deep heavy fringe. | lace edged. 1 to 4 pairs of a pattern. any room! ruffles on facing and bottom cotton mi ; and tie-backs to match. Dainty a ere, with eal Filled with all pure, sani- j Bulbs, 18c. @ Until you've used one of these Domestic - Bulbs, 39c. Bedding Section—Third Fleer _ oe most desirable piece of furniture. Have new supply at a worth-while sav- $3.95 Polar Cub Sewing Machine Section—Sixth Floor Irons with separate nings! With an rr- , . colorings... give splendid service! The patterns Of Sea Island mercerized cot- silky pile, These Ruffled Curtains and attractive for bedroom or loped edges and brocaded design. “Specials’’ in the Electrical Section! 6 cotton, hemmed. tary cotton, covered with 72x80-inch size, of 30c 50 to 60 Watt, Clear Electric Sewing Machines...you've no idea CX round bobbin, rotary head...and all improve- ing! $4 Thermax Electric Heaters Li Breakf Cloth All-Linen Breakfast Cloths stand, and six-foot inch -flector, - eunae Gad Ge Woven of the are accentuated by softly blended — =. ton yarn, finished with scal- are Rugs which Exceptional Value, Pair... $1.65 nursery. 5 In the popular rose \ fs KO AAAS RENEE: REY \\ ei Yow \\ > a\\ $139 Sewing Machines , eneiditiiidieen Hlectric Bulbs dainty material, Full bed heavy weight, soft cotte : ; Bulbs, 22c. how easy and pleasant sewing can be! And @ Those needing new light ‘= ments. Electric Irons Lace Curtains 98c Value, Size 44x44 cord. Complete and type element and ad- heaviest yarns... shades on backgrounds of loped and fringed bottom or are adaptable to Very neatly made with full color, each Electrical Section—Basement Gallery \j \\ Specials In Gas Ranges and Home N. eeds These Household Articles Are Offered at Such Impressive Savings That They Will Gratify the Many Housewives Who Have Immediate Needs. Some Lots Limited $1.25 Garbage Cans | itchen airs $37.95 Ranges s.r Made of heavy galvanized Sturdy well-made Chairs Special Monday at iron with cover. Sanitary that are unfinished. ~ and durable. Non- 79 Monday $1 25 » salir seg Monday. Cc a eee . QO 5 $7 Oil Heaters * | Good size, silent, no odor seaieetiiaiiatians | type. Very effi- “d ' client. Monday .. $5.85 $1.50 Refrigerators Window Refrigerators of 90c Wash Tubs Made of heavy durable gal- vanized iron. Large size. brand are well adapted to the avera ’ ge home, h Whine = and they give splendid satisfaction. Made. capacity. ogy oe — with four-burner top and have glass foot rests. day .... ae $I. 15 Will not rust. Monday’s offering affords an extremely worth- 49c Coal Hods while saving. Of heavy, galvanized iron: good size, with strong : bail; special eee 39¢ $1.25 Saucepan Sets 3-piece aluminum Saucepan Sets, heavy seamless. 79 Monday ... eer C 6 Ce ee oe ee A — ESTN t RER IT Ro X ~ \ \ \ \ 5 \ Practical, Inexpensive Floorcoverings at Savings Which Make It Important to Fill Needs Monday $2.50 Inlaid $1.05 Printed Linoleum Linoleum Square @ These low-oven Gas Ranges of Eureka @ In the four-yard width. . which fits the average room without a inlaid to burlap back! In seam! Ina choice of six accur- bright shades of grayand blue. | ate carpet re- biue and ivory, gray and | productions black or black and white | which may be Of avery heavy, dur- _ used for many able quality! | rooms. This is genuine cork Linoleum! @ The newer tile patterns which Well made of selected are so practical. . and decorative broom w. Five- ply ocbnreg ag 45¢ $55.95 Refrigerators Side-icer, white porcelain ' Timed. gg-Ib. ice capacity. a $39.50 $45.95 Refrigerators er, white porcelain g0-lb. ice - capacity. “ets... OS4.50 Gas Connection Included. Enders Coal Heat- Gas Ranges ing Stoves Cabinet Style 19.9 |: Vaive. $14.85 #795 O51 Oe Good-size Heating. . ¥ Stoves. Well built | Right or left hand bake | and efficient. Will | oven and broiler. Au-_ tomatic lighter, glass and cutlery drawers. Mon burn either coal or a with good re- footrests and gas con- Seasoned wood frames. ts. nection included. | Size 25x40'4-in. White Enameled Kitchen Tables Vane... $4.85 Please Bring Room Measurements ELLA MELEE LEILA ERNE, PENSE NS AAR AN ye Www : ES ME EEL EE Ne TE ee | ae Nm Oe Pa ee ee a RAs Male oaks 7 $1.25 Saucepans Well-made Tables with | 6-quart seamless aluminum strainer - covered Sauce- white porcelain tops pans day Housewares Section— Basement Gallery TAT: ane Suuntenaentennsteten vv enertieenetinenermniemeeemmeemmtee ee caiman EEE eee - soainetiitess ee a an mene tT eA teat - er te ee

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ST.LOUIS P@ST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, 1 Unbreakable Baby Dolls | 4 — = = SS EEE eee ' S| Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—Saturday 9 A. d E er ae Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs . ee with composition heads and 50c Value, Monday at 35c; 3 for $1 | 7 AM () | ‘ os B ARR | Q) > e mmed dresses will delight lit- @ Men's large-size Mayflax Handkerchiefs with OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY s, too. The Dolls have caps Here is a presentable gift hemstitched border. % and % inch hand-drawn hems. These Handkerchiefs make very acceptable THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. Baltimore Los Angeles Denver t. Louis _— —— co. bag tam ” ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee oe a £33 tetees 7: Dinner Ring Mountings $12 to $13.50 Values, $8.95 : q@ 18-k. white gold Dinner Ring mount:ngs for one, two or three stones arranged so as to make an impressive ensemble. Small added charge for setting stones. Jewelry Repair Section— Main Fleer Balcony a - ca FITS RAGST. birthday. Toy Section—Dasement Galta— T gifts in packages of half a dozen or so. ae i Handkerchief Section—Main Floor 1 ag Jer SCys Monday! A Trio of Groups Teeming With Personality! =a . ~~) Each One Representative of the Values and Fashion | Correctness Which Have Made This Saint Louis’ Dominant Store for Style! 7\s 89" *125 *165 € You'll be most impressed with this selection of Coats... The materials are so rich...the tailoring so accurate, the furs so sumptuous...and so beautifully matched, and the styling of each Coat. ..whether it be a sports or dress model. ..is so distinctive. ..and so correct that selection will be remarkably easy! And then, there’s the added consideration. . .that buying here assures you of securing the’ utmost quality of material and workman- ship...most advantageously. Newest Types and Shades Slim straightline models...Flared styles... and others which wrap becomingly, every fashionable style in such new shades as newtan, Franciscan, sailor blue, sedge, pirate red and black...which is in decided favor this year. Hundreds of Other Coats Exceptional Values $50 to $595 Whatever type of Coat you most desire... from a sturdy sports model for general wear ...tO a sumptuous wrap for evening...you are almost certain to find it among this distinctly varied collection. The mate- rials include plain and novelty fabrics, in the most approved finishes and de- signs ... the furs are handsome, and very well chosen .. . and the tailoring on each is superb! * = oe pitedendéie Los RPzees >> -_ & =, nusual of- yeaters...a purposes. beneath the y desirable orted col- ere are 240 SS - . Car 2 ttt Se Begins Monday Morning—The Event of Events @_ In St. Louis there is nothing to compare with the magnitude and val- ue-giving of this brilliant silk occasion. Thousands of yards of the most fashionable, most wanted weaves from the world’s leading silk markets are offered at savings which make it a matter of utmost importance to fill all needs now. Come for first choice at 9 o’clock Monday! $1.39 Silk Radium In Twenty Shades! .O0 (Cif ititaas.. Witii Sporting Goods Section— Sixth Floer ? eemtqiiidiit as s"f thhbe STERL Lee 7 j Q P sad id ool Blankets Special Monday, Pair $2.45 @ Gaily colored, soft and de- lightfully warm. Woven of. pure wool yarns, in most at- tractive block plaids of rose, blue, tan, lavender or gray! cotton sateen! Full-bed size, Printed Georgette $4.49 $1.98 oo Splendid Value, Yard . Lovely allover patterns, print- ed in gay colors, on light, me- dium or dark grounds...of all-silk Georgette. 39 inches wide..-and most desirable for dressy frocks. So softly silken...and so exquisitely shaded...it makes irresis- tible “undies” and slips...and so very practical...being all-silk ...and washable...that it’s an excellent plan to secure several pieces in one’s favored shades...not only for personal use...but in anticipation of holiday gift needs! 25c Pillowcases SSENUIS — > @a@qa@vwTawvTveveeeeerewwruwreewwrwwveww””””~ Se te te te i i i i i i a a a i i i i i i i i Nicely hemmed. size 42x36 inches .. . 5f bleached, soft finish cotton. $3.25 Plaid Blankets _ | + Spree $2.55 with 72x80-inch size, of good bed heavy weight, soft cotton yarns. Various colors. " N W \ Gros de Londre Valeo, Yd.. $1.87 Crisp and colorful for youthful dance frocks; also used for cush- ions and decorative purposes. Choice of plain and changeable shades. 35 inches wide. 40-Inch Brocades Value. Yd.. $1 Al Light and airy Brocades of Celanese and silk in a variety of rainbow shades and two-tone effects, make the most alluring party frocks. Also in demand for fancy work. Silk Brocades — i 14 to 18 in the Printed Crepe de Chine $4.00 Deep pile . .. lustrous finish and ich colorings make these Rugs par- cularly desirable! Closely woven, of cellent quality yarns... they will ve splendid service! The patterns Section. e accentuated by spt penne hades on backgrounds of neutral | . = 491%, to 691%, in ; ; al /2 4 = hades. The popular 9x12 size, with | | Ba the Extra -Size fringe. : eerie Coat Section. 34 to 44 in the Women’s Coat 40 Inches Wide, Yard .. $1.49 Value.. Of a medium weight which is most desirable for frocks... all-silk...and printed in a wide variety of allover pat- terns...in vivid or subdued effects. Each Coat features some distinctive note, in trimming or cut which marks it definitely of this season...and as a representative value at its price! Fourth Floor Eee EEE EE . Metal Cloth pr Peles. ert? $2.95 Plain gold or silver tinsel cloth or changeable effects. For trimmings or to be used in combination with other fabrics. Imported from France. 7 36-Inch Duvetyn rue Yd.. $ | By Duvetyn, too, enjoys an increased popularity because of its extreme adaptability, its downy surface and beautiful shades. Silk-faced on a cotton back. $2.69 Crepe de Chine In Autumn Colorings! $42 Soft golden browns...shadowy leaf greens...brilliant blues... and glorious reds! Black, of course, and the somber shades. .. favored by conservative women! Pastel tints for lingerie. ..and warmer tones...for party wear! A most inviting array. ..all silk, pure dye and washable... .affording splendidly economical! choice to the woman who sews. Metal Cloth $5.95 to $6.95 $4 85 Values, Yd... ‘ Smartness must sparkle—according to Paris couturiers—so the even- ing costumes of the fashionwise will include a gown or wrap of their favorite color, brocaded in glittering gold or silver. Plaid Silks Gay plaids of many color combina- tions are shown in soft finish silk twills, so liked by school girls for blouses, scarfs and trimmings. 36 inches wide. Colored Pongee $1.39 $4.00 to $1.98 alues.. It’s attractive...with its viv- id or pastel tints...and its rough weave! It’s practical, for it washes beautifully... and may be used for personal wear...and draperies, too. 32 to 36 inches wide. $12.50 Strap Watches ~~ OS 2 ~."?,. “oe = . e ~~“ * "- al Ma —- ,- . ~— - - eet tna tra eT 5, eth Ae HIE AWAY VO VWRSAAA ~ ~ @ There are only 100 of these splendid strap Watches in beautifully engraved white gold-filled cases with strong leather straps. Each Watch is a warranted time- piece. 1200 Pairs of PROPPER “Blue Edge” Silk-Top Chiffon Hose Irregular $2.95 to $5.50 - Qualities—Monday at $1.99 @ An unusual opportunity to complete your Fall Hosiery wardrobe with this exquisitely sheer chiffon, full fash- ioned Hose—which...due to the ex- ceptionally high standards of the man- ufacturer are classed as irregular. lal i Sisiseeses - Monday ted Jewelry Section— Main Floor y | \ 7 F . ; ' Sh ty - "3 Po A > : . 4 NWN ene ce EE oo I 4 / ; a a . F ‘eA LL Z Z gS G72 by 7 ¢ 4 | 4 ult ae ; gen esas LA ag q é ° $ 88 | Regularly tna $2.25 SS ae ae @ These imported Gloves are made of selected kid and may be had in black as well as in colors. Short cuff style. All sizes but not in every style. Chateau Kid Gloves An exclusiye and exten- Setetietss Printed Radium $4.88 _ ” Ptiatheaaa Sheer 4 Silk : Made Lovelier By the Shades Rose Beige Mauve Evenglo Pearl Gray Dust Gunmetal Some with contrast heels. 40 Inches Wide, Yard .. $2.50 Value.. dth. .. which without a of six accur- That beautiful suede finish which is so very popular... All-silk, and 40 inches wide! Gorgeous colorings...on rich backgrounds ... in effective allover designs. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Black Charmeuse $2.98 Value, $4.89 Satin-faced Charmeuse is a particu- Crepe de Chine $1.98 Value, $ 39 ptf A RS Fk cae EROS, SRN es ie il nap nag * sive showing of the choic- est French Gloves in the styles. Pait.... 94.90 Women's Gleve Scction— Main Floor And Many Others! There are slight variations in weave. No ‘phone or mail orders filled. Hosiery Section—Main Filcer Imported and domestic qualities are included in this group of handsome, erect pile velvets in the favorite new colors including black. 49 inches wide. AN ALL EO OR ee INR A RN RR mt o~ Er itadel For general wear, heavy quality crepe de chine has no rival with women of taste. Offered in light _and dark shades. 39 inches wide. ee os ae cents a ete OE A ERC a REN ETP AO AR a ANE Ae t= lar favorite for general wear, be- cause it lends itself readily to the draped mode and retains its fuster through hard wear. 40 inches wide. Silk Section—Thiré Fleer a ie

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| POST-DISPATCH .___—_ ae Pier 11 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___. ___SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, Te = 10B We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps Boys’ Knicker 1 as men’s Purses a | Contributions to Red Cross Fund ||| W° : $1.9 me | : $2.98 s 12 | a 7s ie ICH : u rom » 4B. = : a | , 2 aes ——_ F t d ‘ad : ' ey f | Page 7 Mecang Mrs. 5. Ash Co. vvenee's Value ) * hbo ~~ od een — i | : dark patterns and fully 1i Vie if ; Fred F. Muelle h, back-strap, under-arm and y lined. Ofsus, Say | - nA Se acgihe included in this group of sturdy wearing qualities tb O P E R A —— = - : —_ ENT LIEPE.URk ] mY boy should h every Ga MAY CO, THE ine leather Purses. All neatly . ' ae ——— | 4 \ FW y snou ave several Pairs fn A THE ‘ fined with leather or moire and fitted BAS ti M : NX] ft () N L M everyday wear. Sizes 7 to 1g, [an ee st J ob ade at selina — Basement Economy Sie, A we a 7 Le Pi si a , ox > e ax), ‘$ ae names . w oF he ae ® tar wie ; f n on nem nner a Oe oe saat noo , arya peat sapien emeieitimenprsen ncaa tina ee a RN IA ae spre ; : “ andar a es diy Bray nied ws leis i 7 f ww ee Ne pane ea - nC age Ae Ae A ATES AR AC ta - a eon aes rw cor Gi S29 Gece t i) -~ as OO Helen Mae 1 Mix 5 | Loula aig ee i; me Frank L. Wetze ukics Ap HE Edward Mrs. Thos. w. Cc. Thomas Edward Theisen, Adams, Unico Motor Products Corp. Winirfed S. Marshall. Maplewood. kL ple Tree Depot and C pliance Ca. Mra. K. V. McClure ag 3 Magolione ota hatha i aed Gt 2% with mirror. A wide choice ep KO S| ors. Basement F.conony ore ee . nil ; ! ’ ._¢._ Monday and Tuesday: ins—i Economy Store! Special Purchase and Ojfering of a7 Mien Louine so Ready Monday Morning—in the Basement y — | Mrs. L. Langbein | eS — « D Levine ‘ oe q Kirkwood Trust Co. ( a Mr. and Mrs. Y. J o . Mr. and Mrs. J. W ( ; J 4 r, ) { . G bt BL ~,* wt wt > ven snreprsss carte 4% = 23D d Mrs cc. H. Schutte Schieferdecker Mrs. iL. ; Kileth Tlensant Hour Club, W. H. Berthold Adolph Ganah]) sudee Pail A. Gayer ....0--.cecese Mr. and Mre. Hugo Nellesen Alfred M. O'Brien Louis Fuchs, treasurer, Oakvilic arm Cl. . American Cone & Pretzel Co Gene Aubuchon . Frank Anderlan fre. E. G. Glueck...., — Worm Sip Zn aS sak | Awd -: i Ls G. M. Rizer Mr. and Mrs H. A. Pope, Clayton... F | > t U » J Park me f us nh ac e e*eeses?s Piss Pick : ; To J p eee timmy Rrooke and Nancy Payne... | > E . 2.8 > S . &- - ; x z ‘4 2) | % fom 4% ‘ i, Newest Styles eeeeoee?2ee @ Mrs. F Sacks rn ee 5 | rh, Ce, A sf hy. “4, ef 1M Dr. W CC. Drummond, _ East St. | ey ; \ Ww ' i Wey (Wy i * 2 Toui* : : a 3 ) 5, 8 j © ; y. Chas. R,. Durand ; . ee mM % & f aterials c > Navid Cohen Hat Co. ... me - Be 7! Oy H if » Se O88 C8 ; | Poe Zan : SS aaa a Bae EFERRED Cach ete Ne Re: 4 D ri Ai, Y Ts Peleg : Na || PAYMEN Re ee | b 4 AN -Coats Most Unusu a | Gertrude F. Gamble 5 an y i. ah ie Martha Rose and Audrie Denny .. —May be arranged on terms Dreifus’ Ontical ( a & . . iY; e - convenience! We 7 f “ as to suit your Fred H. Weber ae : 1 | H. Pritschel c H “NA \ Ne to Obtain i a ae y ‘li will also gladly arrange for oF ~ ~ » Haberstroh hn A, Seibert Henry W. Hauseimann Mrs. Matilda Hehmann Sigovere ‘on, Hardware Co irs. J, . - ote

,. ~ ed St et . Viola en L, Cronin ¢ A. Davis Plumbing Co Chas. Io— — tT Dr. Lewis M. Webb ; John C. Weigle casei aeitveries Sondag Paperhanging and Decorat- ing Co, Joseph Rugeuber Daniel G. Costello Jacob Zeltmann Julius Lehmann Emi] E. Wehmeyer Laura €C. Johnson ~~ = a ersounses ¥ : — sour ~wW ee Mn ee — ~~ Values All the More Important Because This ; ; or | “ & 1 Is the Time to Prepare for Cold Weather . Pe 6 MoM . . =~ (nwt Ss @* we o* yt i . W. Hammer M. E. Heimann Chas, E. Fritsche M. Garfinkel Mrs. C. M. Russell Chas. T. Mulrov Hy. P. Murmann IL. W. Ameling F. L. Shelton and family Pavid J, Laurv me ) ieee @.A wide assortment of Coats which are fashioned after th¢ important sty Mr. and Mre. M. Ocksner \ : 2 i ee Alfred A. Houlie | successes of the year. Of broadcloth, suede, Bolivia, and heavy sports fabri Pearle J. Wright : be ; e ° F os Continued on Next Page. | saa that make a strong defense against biting Winter winds. “In warm Wint 3 shades of brown, claret, blue, green and black. Beautiful furs are lavishly ust in shawl or mushroom collars. — bed Ore 2D OH Jos. P. > oe — . a

* OP wcccevecccs ° Stochl Tire Co. Inc. a Terrre re Charlies A. Smith Loui Goe oerke Clara Stuckman Geo. M. Gil Florence Pence vg ee nay : | s *% 1 7 : | & ie j : ; : 2 i : tebe or) annem Leo H. 8 ©. Smi Simon-De Vine Robert G. Darr wSisis AO Manso gQ Vonno dere S maree Mr. and Mrs. (. Fre Charles Cromwell Jr. Dr. H. Choice of twenty styles —steel die embossed or in colored designs with your name and appropri- ate greetings artistical- ly printed or in “Raisd- letter” work. Complete with envelopes, some lined. I —~ de, —— ~s THD ANRS St NO SHS CrorS AMS rwwor> hrec e angi ~ om) : 7—-" Of a most charming Spanish de- ik ] 5 | Offered ¢ 5 9 One and Two-Piece Styles ie , sign. ; built of silvery gray oak. pe $3.85 e f oe a _and upholstered in genuine leather Value... - ye sabes cs | ¢ Q5 4 A tee ...of a vivid red! | q Full cut and splendidly fitting. Of heavy elastic poe e F es | @ Well tailored of wool and wool-mixed ribbed, fleece-lined cotton. Long sleeves and ankle Aaiad Living-Room cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds in length. In random or ecru color. Sizes 36 to 46. Th stripes, checks and fancy weaves. Plain aA . oon : “a ¥ 14° s or cuff bottoms. Sizes 28 to 50. : new shipment o ese neat an 7 _ S Men’s Underwear Children’s U’ Suits attractive Dresses of cotton balbriggan lm uites $1.95 : $2.95 Work Seconds of $r grade. Long- | Fleeced cotton ribbed Union jersey, in favorite colors. Finished with T | fin ae ee ee eo en oe eee wee smart touches of braid, scallops, tucks : if $ | ants engt rawers of elastic carry weight from ‘ . ; 200 - ne Full cut and ribbed, fleeced-lined 79 shoulder. and pleats. Sizes 36 to 48. ) a : ve oh 139 is we. peer Well-tailored strongly sewed of cotton; eath C Ea 0., Ine ee@eee ~ i) Trousers of good heavy weight ma- , Women’s U’ Suits ’ Flannelette Kimonos weight cotton wor- terial with dark Women’s U’ Suits Seconds of $1 grade. Low- Women s ig sted and cheviots, stripe. Cuff or Pintle ited: enttan’ Gute ates wend slenwdinne styles Nicely made of heavy, cotton ve 7 ‘ - pertly built! Two pieces, with in neat dark col- plain bottom. with bodice top or built-up of fine-ribbed cotton. Reg- medium and dark shades, with pretty flora : | _ handsomely carved frames, up ors, Sizes Sizes 30 designs. Trimmed with satin rib- oa holstered in all-mohair. With 28 to 42. $ 1.79 to 40 .. $2.79 et Brae nr oo bon. Sizes 36 to 44. ; aS | spring-filled cushions. ..Of fa- . ' tine tapestry. Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store 4 P y » Liter designed, and ex- Mr. and wes. Victo Beautifully 4 Blumenfeld Realty ‘a A. 8. Jenks and family » N. Sharpe ad 25 for $1.39 to $3.45 100 for $37.65 to $7.35 Card Sectlon—Main Floor— Under the Clock | FAMOUS -BARR CO We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps 7 mrs. V5 Mre-and = arg A. Ginsberg **"Weatnerbird” Al Fisherman r..and Mrs. Gus McKee .. r, — Mrs. D. E. McKee eorge Wunderlich, Pine Lawn..... rs. Eugene Walsh Pane TOON. oo ace ccocee i Anna efti eer eeeeeeeeeees« nna “eer @eeeee4eeteeeee A " wi le on Copupaleeb bean ; 8 Tilt-Top ei: Men's Shirts |New Silks im @€=>.-: Tables aa Rugs and Curtains} .76"" aia, | 2°” BARE ow. $2.95 h GE 19 Gy at Yord = 22, 832 , GREATER CLEANING Opportunities to Refurnish Your Home at l Se sc aN: AN ¢ 1 19 : : : i 1 hae 3 th rr Sate cae 2A eA Le oD ALD A 4 4 A A AKA A AA AA DA A AA AAA ALD AA A A A 4 fh A 44+ Sh ehh th eee _— ear wee were _—oo ele POWER | Savings Exceedingly Worth Your While. .. Pap eine kee They're both useful and deco- . | Tative...and you'll like having “3 ip ’ Vast Assortment From Which to Select— ment of 1200 Shirts. Nice- | J feveral about the house.- In * Outpertorming Even Former | | ly tailored of imported } @ 2000 yards include the AL either a green, parchment 0 broadcloth, woven madras mawreet. wenvee end.-meut “Mahogany effect...or an adapt- e : and other shirting mate- 3 ey able walnut effect! A oo Axminster Rugs rials in plain colors, NR fm Wineries j BAX ‘ A x 4 stripes, figures and Jac- $ 0 0. Hat quard effects; also white. % Satin Crepes Taffeta 3 e (, ie >) ae Rata Flat C 4 | er ne, HW pee page Because of $ — Neckband and Collar- om PRONE i — Prize Eurekas—owned iH a ee DESL : CASH / and used in nearly 2,000,- cee ba - $37 Grade.... Attached Styles ee Stach Satin Balance j a" Seen * heee Rae ete oD Sizes 14 to 17 - : ‘Basement Economy Store . take second place before te A a ie : Basement Econo St Monthly i) the remarkable cleaning Be os Oe et yt @_ 9x12 Rugs that are woven of splendid quality a ee “ Ml bower 7 = new and im- RDS OE ee yarns and shown in a pleasing selection of plain cen- P scind ieusdthon irae Pee ae ae ters and allover designs on grounds of blue, rose and been increased 30%: cleaning fol ae at taupe. Of a type suitable for various rooms in the F.. P : effectiveness multiplied. This Be SPN: «23 3 oe home. greatest Eureka is bigger, strong- a) ¢ ae aa ameee See . fs i C ft fT d B d d a 4 Sow WHNSRD, er and will gi ice. Se eae : , le 4 Ys ‘there are in lt 18 techies ($4 Ruffled Curtains OTtTONS an CCOINS Sse Wer. mprovements. et u t i et iace in ngured and allover cesigns. n . ‘ Fr “ ° p 2 & fin without obligation to peng gs eens i white and beige with tie-backs to match. Pair.. $ 1.89 An Exceptional Opportunity to Provide for Immediate Bedding N rag ee etoanec. 50-Inch Drapery $3 and $4 Curtain Sets | $2.25 Lace Panels White Cotton Flannelette $4.95 Blankets © trade-in allowance for your old elec- Of cream tinted voile trim- | Shadow-weave Curtain Pan- ' Damask : ty yan : Phone GArfield 5900 ee ee cee ee | onan coe cele ae : Special, $ A 45 72 | Pair. “Se oe a | a Soft, warm, fleecy, suitable for sleeping | 70x80-inch wool-mixed Blankets, in neat ruffles. Valance and tie- wide, scalloped bottom with \ Special 1 1 Station 154 for Home $2.50 Value, hs 1 69 backs to match. $1.95 3-inch bullion Monday, ra... & Stripe and allover patterns in garments. Mill remnants 2 to 9 yards. plaid effects of rose, blue or gold. 2% yards long. Set fringe; each Demonstration. Yard...... . beautiful colors for making © Wj , : : door and window draperies, | indow Shades : 25c Linen Toweling ; 22c Outing Flannel | $1.49 Bed Sheets | couch covers, cushions, etc. | 17-in, wide, heavy ab- 36 inches wide. In| “Our Leader” brand VACUUM C , | S ee sorbent quality of pure | fancy striped effects, | 81x90. Full bleached LEANER, > | econds oO Irish flax. Fa light r l Sheet ith | Axminster Rugs 6 9 C s x ncy 2? Cc on lig 0 seamless ects wi ark , . : $1.25 Grade striped edge.... gtounds. Spe- 5c a pa 5 $1. 10 : aa | i Strongly built frames are Special Offerings for Monday Shoppers— Blectrical Section—Basement Gallery Seconds of $ | + cial, yard : 52.50 and $55 | Table Sets *hol so ii 10 grades. Extra heavy, in Chi- Oil opaque Shades in white and tan. }} | Imported cotton dam- Plaid Towels Table Damask stered in linen frieze, oe ce A. ze ee $ 50 Scalloped at bottoms and finished |} “| ask Sets... fully| Full bleached, double | 64 or 58 inch width.. |All-linen of ott | tapestry, gorgeously colo . i, ; | tia sat sth a with fringe. Mounted on spring Lee bleached and finished | thread, terry Bath} Full bleached, with | tablecloths of — will harmonize with any int rollers. Size 6 ft. by 36 inches. with rose, blue or gold | Towels. Slightly im. | colored torder. Of ‘sizes and quaea= : © nae Od St. Louis’ D ‘ Size ox12.. border. $2 69 perfect. 22x44 28 + | mercerized cot- - 4 A Colored or ae - -We suggest early selection! . Louis Vominant Store : Basement Economy Store Set . see ree © | ton, yard C | bleached; less. « «+ 6 * . — Rasement Er . , - mM Jb. Ww

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ee ___SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1997 eee) i a a Boys Knickers pf We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps CONTRIBUTORS TO RELIEF FUND 1.39 7 + a. C. | Continued From Precedimg Page. ~@ Full cut and Strongly 5 i] oxi owe bir. fre ek eee h S*Y Sewed of i ick peernvend Gane in neat iF L E. Real | 5 | y lin H ravic wee nd hee eet Co; ce eere J sturdy wearing qualities ther ee? i ERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY Bie Coaus; Serene ss: BL HS : ‘ | ‘ ani freedom Ws ered Ww jl r\ a everyday wear, “Biooe an Paits for Ml : mesayen en PRUE SIRE CO. M.ComIL CH, THEE MAY o>. ua q f in Scruges S. lex eee eee F | i. Monday and Tuesday! Last Two Days to Share the Savings of the |\ “wien es res and Offering of aut y joie ee | of yours! P. _Sonait Basement Ec i= @ ‘On 3 omy Store Hi : | Gertrude i. Windenr { ash | Frank Visco nti — ( Es ) ) | Eoule-daever chdditionshs°22777 your grandmothef used And the science of mak- : |! | : 2 Oo to wear a lot of things ing Shoes has advanced . | — Pot Oe ; with the age. Today in the (ad ditiona)) . i ou never even heard ol. 7 Red Cross Shoe your foot is | a — Sisepu ee Oe ea ae mag | But, fortunately, times have » | | ib ical 8 cle y of Bt Louis. Bee 10 | aie Ys comfortably clad, without fi | Pato enna, 7S 2 ‘3 | changed. Women have ocrificing the least degree q | | | Employes Club of Washinigtoi’ Uni freed themselves from bus- of smartness...and those ~*~ yersily “ade ° . _ @ | | Eubene Tavenner ...-....0.s2+2+ ge tles, hour - glass corsets, maddening instep aches are . Ee Gece seven-yard dresses and ten- prevented by the built-in i DEFERRED \ . @ Only two more days in which to benefit by these most extraor- a T, a) ae Breet ee eee UI pound hats. Today, style Arch-Tone arch support. ai PAYMENTS dinary values!...The assortments are remarkably varied, provid- | Mise Laura Seller ae must be combined. with Many new Red Cross mod- i ing choice of distinctive single pieces and Suites of handsome union ning la gs comfort. els await your selection. i May be arranged on terms "Dp. Thom E . : i| ince cuasenionee! We furniture at so much less than regular prices...that selection Shea. We ta 4 The Anna Capri Three- | ities wiadly arraige for wil prove decidedly advantageous! It’s important that you con- Mii Bit Harrison "2 ° s Strap, $10 . My \ future deliveries! 6 sider your needs now! : Mrs. I, B. Rosent 25 SS : | | ’ see | | : : : gene Lo acd ei , 7 sities ‘ we . Se g we re OAL , _ Emp loyes of St 1. is 20 = a / am le em ke. PQi $300 Living-Roam Suites = fj 2.55 | eet: J | 4 “Preabyterian Church 5 . 7 : J cos, ate . Ladies Ai m1) ee ee ee Ih, . Values at ... Fannie N. D. Riley 5 | Qe Siiewaare ed (Toss after the important style Me By _ ———— ee ON ee S f ee , ae ; and heavy sports fabrics © B. | ! AES § _—— ead) (eee abit Here’s a Suite which is handsome enough to suit the women pe. a | &) . ie is —— 2! YF of\the family...and comfortable enough to delight the men! | > sn Pa nee on Bigs + winds. In warm Winter s 6S a em Strongly built...with frames of richly carved solid mahogany smployes of the Securit autiful furs are lavishly used — 0 _——— oo a ZK ...moss and felt filled...and covered with all mohair, in a eating, Wi iter Ose Shoe . | | Here Exclusively in St. Louis a : } rich...neutral- tone. Reversible cushions of colorful linen adel. Selson. Grn 05 | Shoe Section—Second Floor | oN ee | . frieze. , tor we ‘ = Oh ) . ‘women and misses and extra if | | cere Re si ne eee rs al “3 BARR CO. i? early Monday to obtain ui $85 Breaktiast we $2 00 Bed $2 £00 Living i ee ere I FAM OU S Basement Economy Store | | | : Ro m ‘Ta ] cata Ny ir eter a . Hoenn We Gwe and Redeem Eagle Stamps 7 Store 1 Room Suites Davenport Suites | . bles ey: — eRe SSS sy Dresses |p. °59™ zee 813952 ces 710% Of a most charming Spanish de- Kroehler make...so, of ‘course, the two | Of anattractive design, and expert handsome pieces are very well made! The | finish which thake them particular- | ei davenport opens into a full-sized, comfort- ' he and upholstered in genuine leather | oy G Sihemard velour upholstering ly desirable for living-room use. O5 A A. fae . of a vivid red! | Lee ; Strongly made. ° 1 oe | bald | i Living-Room OW vail rst 3-Piece Bed- pof cotton balbriggan pote Suites Nit Wa eg Room Suites —_ —s - a enn an “ve on ore . " ' , . : . A ELT ENOL TOL CIS EL I NL LO LE DLE LL LLL LIAL LL LLL LL ALLE LL LOLLE LAE ALLS, OOOO PO ~ EL A LT an — AE OS - - _ ~ — -_ —— ~ = - — — a + . - _— oe a ~ ~ ~~ ~ — oom . -_ ~o : : ° LJ » bd * ® ™ q e | 7 >» * . _ . . + _promeeaeeny 5615 DELM AR pucunsesneenens | Trade hte, Trade yo-Piec e Styles fsign...built of silvery gray oak... noua’ a > x t =; ee sy &, ss =e tT ow of cotton balbriggan colors. Finished with > > 9 ay Ay} , M4 tf : Ie YR Le- = eS. a a: | hye ‘e ; yor isk : id cela ) | it . é ’ % } : ’ : IT braid, scallops, tucks , * ASAE ———, AS 42 ee = $265 $ Maen Avenue Christian Church, care LIBERAL FA, GCriiriv -) _~ors x 2, ' me z= od perb combina- "Co. eo , ie ge ae | 4 a, 75 % g Nip GEA apie en eS ee SY COR PTR. She PEE titan Hise hoor tiene ‘ear i a 2 kn n't 2 acl j S22 » ¥ . =" - wee Oi, * . ~ ~ a —— th. ss 7. « ™ ~~? on ¥ ~~ ‘ ’ ~ " ’ bg few ’ we : e Morris aint and Varnish Co ’ these are | $225 Dining-Room Suites jj gs... e SF] EI — ATTRACTIVE 4-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE including the Popular French Vanity ae =. ae: MANNE = ———eEE Worn me Soe ee Make ae ph. i RF 5 gies ides 2 sy - ok ee . =, E SP. | lh) eee and ada pt at 9 Bed Sheets | Pepperell Sheeting | | ae (eae ee EGY «= themselves nice- af pore brand 214 yards wide and ; a uo \ ) ly to any type F - bleached ‘seamless. Unbleached. : : of decoration! An eight-foot extension Table...a 66-inch Buffet, and y hem 10 In2to 2% yard widt 1. six Chairs comprise this puis 4 og is an outstanding ’ i , _ ¢: value in this important.event! Each piece is of modern ij Strongly built frames are well filled, and up- design. . poster “built and sealertty finished by able Damask i i ered in linen frieze, mohair, damask and skilled craftsmen! 58 inch width. All-linen or cotton ‘ : bleached, ey tablecloths of various | apestry, gorgeously colored in shades which The armchair...and five side chairs are 4 i tag ie neon wan PE , | will harmonize with any interior decoration! a]] upholstered in lustrous taupe mohair! ta " colored or s : Ve su ' : ‘Hefoth .. , yard 44c ‘bleached; less.... 72 | — Seest early selection! Furniture Section—Seventh Floor Frank Hi big peste t Ecouomy Stere, r aaa 3 ; — Continued on Next Page. - Se eR LT I nena ~~ I - - 60-inch wool-mixed Blankets, in neat | Bb + dak y J wie Sti tion of comfort id effects of rose, blue or gold. i eee) «and beauty . . Special rs Q & 4 Gorkidine Sitk Carved Frame 3 try =) Oot Ge~> % h poe | - ry PS & - * a) 8-PIECE DINING SUITE Expertly constructed — richly finished. { + Wi Name "Pat. Crushe! ¥ iat ao. UG RES Bic ‘Peters Ce eters c ‘tts ss 7s"s'' 7s" ee. SS SS SS, S DD De DD ‘Tt =¥s T's" s#s'*= "7. _. Ss SS SA De SS Se DDD DD Ss SSS SS Se ee : ~ — ©, = & wee oS > co - a ——a.. -. . . 2 2. 2 eee ‘ Pues —— ~ wtty bw oue Suit -

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fickert CLunTiMmerie - ~“ PAGE 12B i _ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ atte SUNDAY eT OCTOBER 9, 1927 — ————- | Employes on Baloh Golda ker Hat a Cash sousesances —* ee or e 8« ‘ — ¢¢-| Tray eling ‘Salesman seseeeeve ee eee © & | Pauline . . “ : — a > 38h cee*eesee eet eo eee 4 ogre Om eee Cash na iChas. H. Stoll . : ” | Miss M. Houlihan on rl | National Park Seminary. e668 0% 0 i Rose Ppiffel — B. Morsgenthaler . Ethel Piffel “ash ; Dollar Sale of G} 1 | Monday-Tuesday,; pals ae Glasses—large 1 c —examination free, @5 Pate E RB ts OP o8 sated tows ~ y 2 eT. & Ada “wee eee eer A. tte et Oo OP a | ss *-* 1 : . ‘ .-* - 4 “62 | Geo, A. ‘ Mrs. da Wurdemann ** toe : ‘ + BS rw ‘ -~ ( uests of Th ct er mseress Hate! ~ ¢ — " : : ‘ “ . ; ‘ ’ ‘ A’ ere . *s . 7 _ an ‘ eo 4 ¥ = - a ae Preceding Page. pol Le ce pl ; ae . be ~ wie heli. R. 5 W iljlanis, noacda S , ~$. we te Liss »?. ‘ ~ rte + tes ~ 6 VO Ue . 4 Lipre : aS cs ae “ss . ; else WW he ¢. $3.50 to ec ae Baas p RI J EN. 7 Si. gth Mit 0 © . . 6 " ‘* rie avi. va - ‘ ee i al) wa TS. , i } “a iial ee ae ¥ ' - = ; = ~ ae aes, Be A Officer and employes. Mississip pi Downing, Louise Mahefty, Marie oe : ash sees = | Arta ee So see be : ,,; Jenses e~tra. Offiee ili ae ; IPED Pe | = a ry. fix ; RFS) EES Cash pte ) ” : Ale xanut Fs ‘sus \ oge he Ww. M. « . ° aed ; rn ae “ - rien es . : : i . badass 4 Ms ii ‘ A " ; , , were, Vall ley Trus steel Co Ken rad ASi “ e% . Dr r a ees eae f m.* ° 9 4 Dp. ™m. 616 Me ih: N : ?) : ’ : Eee. . : i : al are Wax Bros. Shirt. Co 5; er, Southern Manganese -— ; os J L . Aller ae liew Charlotte Peters . as son | ekeaetate on = Oe. j 25 | Employees Wax Bros. Skirt Co. ... 3 GoUU miGge av., 3} Ve ‘ f oreign ‘ars AUN. ‘ash tlt eee hee Lees Sedna a te Maic ines > ggg si craic ag Pp lit Sa ED "tt laa 5 way, 3 doors north ef Wines | .5 J. W._Hi tee : ichar ube . No Sage Miss A. «. Sullins . .208 ) | Master Robby Frict os es oe a ¥ SSare Ole Lt ts a 4 Turn to Part 4, Society Section, Pages 14, 15 and 16 bes9 ao eis 5 Namilton . "SPR DBs RPO glade ebb ee Bite ssacendnasinheadinaadi SPE esate GC a f Man ke be tant | IN TODAY’S POST-DISPATCH Blerators, Goagtructors Losi $0.1 ogy | SoMa AF Berge A So Be Be in ii _ UNE FOR . Pe eg pend IST aes, : Wil scare of B " # Te EN, Speotoenat eee | ae IN THE TORNADO St gaa orl od Ladies For May-Stern’s Greater xia reer = of ey: a 5 eee :| Harvest-Week Specials || d¢¢-s982) =r ROoFED wim” TORNADO ARFA ee xsi . hy, Stee 5% a meng - Z , Spina RL Pai A EDIE ee TR ARE a tag * bs r fs oe a WO" a. GE OR Aa ae ER Te eee — ‘ te REAL te VU! meli operatir ZOODO ik ‘ . é io a i eialj ” ; Se ee rtd! PA ' — , .. Se: 7 ak ee “gb 5 , Ames A. Troy, Acting ‘Secretary, St. | Eddie Limberg... +... | Monday, Tuesday and Sct at eee . a commit Li a. ( " y ber rl t a aio Bs es ‘’' Warry E Medecaris . foe re So ee a ee Ran a if i tion of > iplove . Cr: mb of “yy merce srtin el] r 5 a O ] ee x "A ‘Sole oy @: Bast 2S 4 ea 7 = a yet I: Webe an r nm M n Moeilr : ys : Wednes ay n VY = gees Z et aig Ps ae ‘s agers. Of Furniture Rugs ome Need so Sa oe ADVERTISEMENT "Sosa Bot pe ae 3 | Different Type in Many |«* oe A Feast of Genuine Bargains 2: . , — te pee Py EE @ instances Will Change has une iment ¢€ ga E Wiisbere | we. or DRUG HABIT eat: es 2 ie pecs - | | Bugene A. and Harry ME ees | CURED FOREVER Of NO PAY. | ‘ , ' | Ee Ee hatin ag BES Foi Ct be int a ae Rieter. R. ¥ oS eegcmiae ee oe in privacy ef ho wae. | \ a | ry en sibs 5 ae Sik Mos. ene Residence of Mrs. Lacy } ~~ @ Character of Certain Sec- ciency aguire’s, Real Estate Agency .... 2: Guaranteed to banish forever all desire ? hee rs BT AS 4235 Lindell Bld. | 7 ; scTa pe oo 5 : ‘home brew. moonshine | lie ited B® z tions. : Anonymods ... a for whiskey. gin. wine, x eH S. E. Corner 12th and Olive ‘Construction “Dept. Lighting Divisior opium, morphine, heroin. paregoric and laud Oe. Fe : ee oom Costs $2. & if fails. | All Prices Include i. DRO A : es 2 r from poison, STANDARD. ‘LABORA- Thorough Eye Test | ; ak , tie wine... ‘ pes —————=— | © GLASSES for Farsight, Reading or Sewing | TEST AND COMPARE | INSURANCE WILL NOT HESE IRICES GOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAYERIM Marlow) Micha day 7200275 FE SOREN TEST $4 .50 Prosar | GAL BO | | we con Demonstrate Six Simple Yet Daring Teste to Prove the Se - | COVER REPLACEMENT: A STORE FOR EVERYBODY 8.59, $10 & $12.50 OUR QUALITY ROOFING often required to remot e Ghee: » . 3 q | ) ) : PROVEN ARTICLE? . ; DR. TROTTER, SPECIALIST Dr. Guilbault, who has examined over 30.000 pairs ef eyes during § WHY NOT GET A Results of Storm Have fitting difficul his 25 years of practice in St. Louis, wtll give you his personal § Just Phone GRand 0240 or 1215 a i Strengthened Real Estate hee et Fe ae a ae oa mmo Or RES 40: IP Dir ceaplnds i Si. we, aiaiiensieiind ~ Verh yr on meee ar ee, Eran sy ~ > ~ » on - 4 bins ce fas , i dat i feos les’ op Wee AR AR me rl, ae oj Lame gk agen. si ag, aN eae ay ie esc . ile ls pe od Sng SAO hs iene nesta sD a 0 Mig he iow aoe ath or to Ree . m oe. J iad hs OP ‘ ree s . ™ as 4 4. hs > he , i RABE Sec hE DOS Deh AED SEN Miao a ~ years’ experience in fitting dhe SS ES ee FIDEL LUMBER 3 0. # , > earn oe | eceressar Club’ Members (addy tent i nt fe "ae dgewori | F .J. Guilbault Optical C6., 423 N: Broadway JULIUS - ALL DEPARTMENTS ae Spuntion—Teue V : Broadway an Acme Rul er Mia hams 7 : ! “n mn, | (Between Locust and St. Charles) OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. a 3 cies Reported. Today's bargains in used articles | SS - Sir it price sais eal le , em > Bargains You Can’t Afford §) sii tei °2 | ee — 4 By Besty: Bisel A pte QD @ “ee see ' 5 nt Ee ee Sat Le Sane Comeneee jp aM aneam — rt D 2 ae Z a , - Ts... eka. >» : : Ripe erme nm. wal dpe oa Bah tin enn Hanes eliin pslwrivien Seth-daiteirest ceca sgermtnperronen . og ets ¥ ii RU iets tai UE eI WS ae een 4 pee PR : wi s are 1 a pass 5 ‘ , : vate? Z ee eee ee Da al debi F . memoageengs nena ve smagesa rere oe ote sna + oe - me ee nk ste i re BRN 3 a eee ins ee fewnngey Seti Gi caae iis “ ee a art ee a aera a ara ee ; . , ites 5 ° vagal nenyaye wetiant . a ar nee ” ans ee — . wee own iranian n% ag Pi hue Sea ale Rete ao Be bas ng ee temety# ts 00 -1en Siec-cenatn idee " " > “ ioe . “ayo ait Ak Sey oF ARES ee READ att “~* - PEN. Water SUID? ~~ ~ she aca a hte dpe’ Se vy yt mw) * Sate Re GRAM Ti tihy 5 0s ‘oF weyet are * ~ igh oetreeer ken “tl a Sie OS REE Ny ORE A PAN i + a BE TRE Se ah pay a ate ag, ees ibagge : fetm ne * pet os ea ute and Crepe-Back Satin. Bie Hk ' a oe ven Ot betel cs 9 i es ah es hn este’ wi by . : 4s fgets oars 4 es Coie et coke RS Ss, EDS ek RN i ile oe An ie ty hes MN wie em os a. np he ge RR ; to Miss Come and Save f Cas ct tiapeamy ) ; | 7 | Ereney SES ‘ 7 a OT ge 5 4 Ee ’ eer Gatinn, Guetwottes, Wiat Crepes “ Seauatine ana Puiters Tn; : | | ae ase = i pF LS ae age +. rig - opment, and where the ground has New Satine, Georgettes, Flat Crepes, Canton Crepe ; Sand Pnilivs SS : Agents for ees : oe = = = Radiola ee SOD & as : yg oa chased — sal x =a P will be repaired or replaced | m | Friend RRC ane imma , = pa BS. % 2 . He f | J been completely @ "Se 8=—s sith buildings of a better fype.’ | - | stroy ed by the torr ac 3 : The present building law, enact- Fall Hats | _ FB 9 — 1 Sch oe OE ae eR da 56 ’ ; | . : 7 NG kane yang dal ° Ee = } will be canceled!:. en per cent, shall be completely re- aide 7 and i * ; built. And under the building code Girl ‘Fag sh > 10th erade . | of buildings more than one story if is ats — 2 Atwater LE: age, we W ill make a . | high, 13-imch walls are required, : Soe > ce Night Force. h- - - * » ly permissible. Permits for 9-inch |} BLANKE ! S, SPREADS & COMFORTERS mB) Ses. tems iiler : se as : 3 3 1 | ze Kent , FREE of chargel 4 » walls will be granted under certain mniores of the H; - pe * conditions for the restoration of From present indications, plans | Mr. and (Mrs Thesd in — , | : | , ; . WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND STOUTS’ B frie! 2tatanciys ® Sse” ; PS ae pees sh heey reh ws. . | 7 ) | a i 7 & era stroyed or damaged in the torna- Sear _~ d be erected especially in sections Values $8.95 change The vaines are so great that veu would cladily pay ¢g | vale uele = : B fapare te : oe a a ae ee ek OL pa Bester: Seer acess occa a a 4 . uck ro IPSS Si Saas or: 308 a M4 . a8: Rea: patois SEE Sah sige >, | n e Vv e r Vv 1 n stad ; ‘a a eiruction as well as business devel- Practically all business buildings Women’s & Misses’ $ 93 wee ioe - Misses D Cc mm Cas! she aes | & ) , ss st oe ete : Sunn 6 & Bere | Mrs. Bo Walean’ °°" 77: i| we esh af ws : “os “EEE «socd.:s«14 years ago, provides that i? Serteurkh ook 1 Yr rwh : , the entire balances nual ; §6r buildings damaged more than 50 Regular $1 Value ie rs | orn» a: 3 ZN : : eo 3 Cc an , Shite : va \\ ! HS In cases of vartiabil now _ effect, in the construction Just a limited quantity. While They Last , Miss 1. Sch ewes ; : a , “| rhe . H. M Iton . fee .- af. of: ———— necessary repa i whereas 9-inch walls were former og ON gER RT ER Call CEntral 2315 or CEnteal ae — buildings partially destroyed. This ‘ Oe * =uniicht f ”% * Remarkably Low Priced Nar * y donb a. * th eos: 34 Radios . C Very specially priced is this massive Living-Rscom Suite. A large davenport that cpens so that we can make c proms ze — means that millions will pour into | Skee, BED BLANKETS—exception- * a | orth End Counc: A. No. 103: ; $19 Cash— very casily into a full-size bed; a very comfortable club chair and a luxurious wing tigation a | ly offered in a one-day selling 3 Stric * avi — seee a ya W k] chair, all upholstered in a fine rade cf genuine price vag This is a wonderful Suite and ves iga 10 me eats a ig new construction aS soon Ss) event. Extra warm and serv- | Od ir a - th : ; . $1 26 COXLY will prove a particularly happy choice for your living room. ‘ ireable, with celored borders. | L509 " . cach a ASE PEI 79c | BEDSPREADS—Pull size, of | finest grade Austrian cloth in “ hive, gold. levender, etc. — = oS Vad s are available. Will Work Transformation. Z $196 Val. ¢-Fc. Bedroom Suite, $139. 75 BREE | _ , with the professional operation in a Pi aN | | ee a hie? TP a Piel | rie as ‘ 2 ’-. real estate on an aggressive basis, $3.00 value. wer | This Heater does r : This handsome z " — it is believed. This is based on the | Rech ...... Lge ae Eee aaee ; a ee not use much im hw oT UT a ia ey RR a SAPS ie Parior Heater é 2 f theory that recorstruction will | i mae = SF gle a ning : -. 5 fen it + oe fuel but gives a vy at mee) ee G eS ty. 4 is trimmed : a F work transformation with a result- maximum amount —— > =: be Be | i a é = FS cs) Ts: beautifully in 77 ant increase in values, The volume of heat. It is of - — ee ee ; =i = APL, | es . » of real estate transactions thus will solid construction 2 4 ee = =e t. Ve He I = — Se f | ga a=) & nickel. It has yA c" ; be augmented appreciably, accord- with a cast iron | (=. a | i |) enn a ee - both feed door @ OTE = ing to J. M. Levi. lining. Attract- “Ese ) = 74 > ee” _ ot Set | and fire door, 3 It is pointed out that under pre-. Bie as ae 0) | or ively trimmed im 2, © ee ~ SS ie, Ay is very solidly P V¥ailing costs of construction, money | ; eke" Sane | ed nickel. Very coma rence L. Queiimalz ./..//222:: 3/— A om a > — $10 Cash—$1.50 Weekly : : | | through- = | for reproduction, notwithstanding | SPA var Pi HSOLIGL Ee eee ing Ext) & be a E % b a ") SOLEUS DUPLEX OATMEAL PAPERS $5. 00 — 30 inches wide; Patents and most all colors: the C unmetal sunfast kind. Ree. s* es «© Queene pase hs value. Per BEAUTIFUL, WALL PAPER, suitable fer c $2 Cash—$2 . out. A good | the character of the buildings. Cost Monthly A most attractive Bedroom Suite finished in antique walnut. Consists of large- Heater that | » _ of reproduction, without exce PUON, | reg size bow _ bed, a full-size vanity, a very spacious chifforobe, a large dresser. d ont aati fF Would greatly exceed the original/ G5 This Suite is especially well built and beautifully desizned. A bench and rocker oes no i F cost of destroyed or of damaged | is also salted d. A truly marvelous value at this price. sume much = . J a sgh — oe mere 5 ae my hb : a Many owners of partially de- og ewe ied » ie > - . » eee. . . f Sroyed or damaged bulldings, it is Finish : ~ Fa he nn Spain : 4 SUgZzested, under the circumstances, AV€Us a me SS NET i OO AN: I pM IES TS et iia aa ronieae aA Din * fein. tp eesti » pt , ites on shape ag he: oe . pete! $ ERE Ot eet prea tO ete ie y wae ae asa os . So een atte are?) pad 5 athe FeO, oe TEE tee Caged a is eee iw: ee 1 EE I ee _ > a ne m or A pS age oi ba ie Ot td $2 PORE EE CY Se % Fob ert ES | ero PF un : Magee. setae to) = : Nhe te eRe esp oR pe a ee nel Lawohpy tout ae a e tis ata 3%5 3 wd St ow ~~ : aa Troop 38 B.S. H., . 7 a Pac aa ai Sal = J te ‘ = . Genuine Thor, 7 Lae 4 Where the sites have a ential | ab Williamson, Treas. . ' ter ‘SN ~ ~ $10 Cash—$1 80 Weekly $45 value. An item ¢ ae 4 Value. aside ‘tees J ohn : EF. " " —" #8 » Pre es ; i . ~ ; * . * GAS STOVESPECIAL | Mrs. Do in Sehkocathalat | | he ay tk igh A Dining- Reem Suite | you will be proud to own, in walnut finish, ‘consisting of ¥: liminates a fe Worth, their owners stand to profit! 9500 i FP. RoGswold -..-ssee-+s: o% Ki ew {hi : a large extension table, a massive buffet, an artistic china cabinet, host chair | ™ rudgery = “* 4 result of the destruction. This| oo. @ _ and Mrs. Wm. Hip ri it : : é King Furniture Co. . >, and 5 dimers, with attractive tapestry seats. A wonderful value. , . ae housew ‘S Dredicated on full tornado in-| S ee Apartment $ | ric} Seka former Troop No. 1, — ; Bs Ma Pe . ! (5a , S8rance, which was not carried in} Range OE RR ST Marraret M. McClure, Treas .. hone . [my it at once 2 instances, ané ta ethert en | Miss Ella and irene OR AS | t j TO US , = e ~~ j ae Se ; : *w instances did the amount of | | Mrs, Benedict Farrar | VS | Yhap ne mn ae : 2222 te Rake a p **¢ entirely. And in comparative-| ; . |Mrs. Wm. S. Greene ...-.--.+-> | iH : R WLAN 2 ees : Special Cabinet $19 ny. Linneskohi } = | | q ange em oe Me «™*rance carried anticiphte in- | Ladies Auxiliarv of Meat Cutters, EP, os Png Locai No. 88, Mrs. A. J. Klein : _— - = See . > ‘oa q se ©d cost of construction. Range eee @@eeeeeeeeeee*ees ae Se t —— ° : ~ 7 tie _ — — = __ oe «it $ alue i 2 ig a | i RK. J. Compton —— ‘'Piated where practicable, from A few all-enamel Ranges, slightly 50 G. R. Berger ... Z f ae | scratched in the recent storm. 234.08 Epis a eae ay eas | . oN $ 50 | = 2 ie l Bt ; | i & financial standpoint. While de | . D. = 6 | Ri, SN, | 7: LL ————— »\ FS a > Piored, the results ef the storm heptane are as a rule con- $80.00 value for...... = especially af rengthened the lo- “ai real estate situation with the Motor 0 he . : uy a , | | ; Ls ‘ q , = = = ee 6 oe : ee = 3 : 2 ; 00 Electric Treas; GSe well-made | Florence M. Attwel 5 - nien . — " : ree. es » .-*nt thereto embracing the’en- | ~— au anteed 4 years... Breems« em Bre the Ba ered : , i Charter Oak a sells abonon coal { , ee ; ali ; . 3 a ‘ 4 tire path of the seuauiee and the ard 10 wars Palmolive 10 bars Lifebeoy | St. t Svangel pele al L eran Genuine Charter Oak Parlor Heater at such a Table L and gas Range. At- | ee . ;~ “1 " a P adja: ent terri i277 CS ee ee ewerenss- ; inn, see . REGS REG 2 ridiculously low price. Everyone is familiar aimps tractive full enam- > =ae 2 | , Ss ee . The { Ory. Vietor, Brunswick, e "> Spieker | 5 with the high quality of Charter Oak Stoves . ie 4 | cer fd | ee E isurance companies are co- Celumbia Records ; | or h Side ‘ee f : | and Ranges. The model is distinguished’ for 5 —_en, @ maay 4 i ea A: i e 3 operating with real estate agents . “tT 2 | its attractive appearance. It is finished in colors. Sure to = s. rE £m as p ™ the work ot adjusting losses, - = > either mahogany or walmut and will be a 75 ive — aE. | Se ae %: i an . whic : Marcarct € O'Malley 5 some addition to your liv- 2 eee — } " Me Sa ch is being speeded in order fayette Scheel Patrons Assn. .. >| ae room. A wonderful =$ of Service and ) aay ci. ge % 4 | the money will be available | Galeernit Chorch of Christ 2... : aim A really beautiful Lamp. Ex- | ***'%f action. A re P with a minimum of delay for re- Welfare Club- ind : quisite vase stand and beauti- | ™arvelous value Sf ae e habilitation. aceording to Altheim- ful silk shade. A $6.50 value. for only $67.50. . ) ‘ e er. Complete at this low price. ae j Vacancies Reduced. E i i es 4 aN 4acanctes have been reduced not n a e ? T E ood in the storm sections, but tm : , : sow “F parts of the city by the de- In 3 beautiful Res . 4 ‘Mand for living quarters from walnut finish or : Simmons full-size Bed in rich ae red eer lost their homes in the ; in a fime deco- walnut finish. The spring is —_— 7 far as is known, there | ~ rated green lac- : j extra strong and the mattress ee i ; i pe no increase in rentals. On | quer extremely well made and com- E era} ae there have been tib- . ‘ : | SDcessions to victims fertable. This 3-piece Outfit [7 y Lon the storm victi A Real $4.95 Value worth $35; specially priced at rs x part of owners. This in- Lp" Pa | SUces dwellings or residences, the 9 95 S$ 50 } Geb s A/ q Roancics in which were net so nu- , ° at: ; ™erous as in apartments. 1030-32 V —— ae bec’, nanired ‘rentable houses, cas Franklin A e ‘e , Ss. avenue have been — F * S¥allnble for Negroes by the Fa fi | " ad =. aoe. . te tsa ~~ ~e ef © © Veen Judith Healey ..... i Shar NER SR ei hit ttemore 2. D. i. St. and All = Be Church ‘ See a xin 3 2 ag WS13e> VutemuesSuaw ij "ee @ ee Oe ee ee @ S. T. G. Smith . vs ; yr Shieck . Cc} . a ie rs. % * : see Mrs. tee Se ith GVOD MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY 5 st eee wad bisatews> Tey oe scans anctekiat. aisallaaa, (beh Ack, ciel a taslh Nec lei ca alas Sa acai e s aaae re eae. Sees oe ee pa at Bo ai a 3 Coal ree ee ee API at Cae wt SRR AP Rita Sots z — pore Y ~" 6 GPA PE ay +> Sh - AOE OLA INGLE ‘ beset cae 0 : a ee he att nbn) <n sant eaten, : . ore

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ADVERTISEMEN® i RESEsT i =~ ie Mf £23 8 Feat acick: Wwe p | nie ft eit ' : Dollar Sale of Glasses. Keiffe, B | a . 5 Men | ne ee Bes | aE aE OT. LOUIS ‘ OST-DISP ATCH | ; Tk og Tt CC. | Farms—Financial Monday-Tuesday, pair of : 5 slasses—large le a x Gla ge lenses—One Dotia; PR ae | XN bd, 223.6 27 28 - —examination free, Similar qg as a = >| elsewhere, $3.50 to $5.00. Spe ee 4 PAR! TEN. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927, PAGES 1—14B, ‘| Jenses extra. Office hours. 4: ~ lm: 2 to 4 p. ™M, 610 North B . " way, 3 doors north ~ mashingtons ' NEW BUILDINGS ST, LOUISAN CHOSEN HEAD i | | - 1 OF BUILDING OWNERS? UNIT SLIGHT SETBACK IN BUILDING || , 4.x -To 4 Will F, Shannon to Direct I - omens sania - . . : One of Many Homes $f PI ANNE) FQR ‘etic co" RN er Ce) OS myyg FIGURES OVER U. S. SHOWN | Classified IN THE TORNADO DISTRICT 4 ‘iil f°, Shannon, operating man- NS ROBEY RS ; ns SN BELO WAS | () 0 0 S | vertisemen \ \\ SAN NX BAS Nf Aior 2° XS | F R M NTH F EPTEMBER On the Following Pages: EN AN : + ager of Isaac T. Cock & Co., has \ SRE RRS S RNS Fags RE-ROOFED WITH [fE TORN ANN ARF A been appointed chairman of the nec, PRON RRR SN RAS : — operating methods and. devices) FRx RRR COR Ren Ree OME SRS ; ye NEY Se | a. tmen ’ ‘ . 2 S | \ x es - oS AR. Na AWS . 2 ; or? oa SS > eS . A ts for Kent owe vn eveee 2 4 ¢/ committee of the Nz socin.| & \ SRY AR SRR ORE A 3 ? AS . on BEAVER ; 1¢ National Associa R AS .. Apartments, Fur. (Fort Rent).... 3 wm Mere he ee ok ners and Man- ER ASSS BONG Ree Seem SONG NG 0 8 IAQ SSS Construction Contracts Are 7 Per Cent Less/| (oe iver sels) .......10 FULCAPITI 4 . ‘ agers. e committee is regarded | BS ERATE S NE ORRIN oe EAN EE SRE NEY ii SSS | 3 pr rey ory ani tite Vv PiTE @ Different Type in Many 2s one of the most important com-| [9A UNS) Gh Ra SaRaSe OE Ol VED BAAN ESOS SS | Than Total for Same Period in 1926, | Ralldeee? Colume ....000.ccceee’ 4 : mittees in the association, as i1t| ene Pee ve NS a ¢ SSC ARAN as F |] enue Gan ae SHINGLES [@ Instances Will Change| has under its scrutiny tho develop. | =e Re Ranmm IMMER tee C3 REE Ny eA IS SSS OS nant | Dodge Corporation Says. | pangniows, Gettagns (ent)..:. 6 ; ment of new methods which may| gS (Stee, NS 45) OS mane fits: TL tN SS | . oe ecto ect Ob se v ee ———e ; Lett i a i Fe) 2 : — — Business Property Wanted ......7 | E: rT : 4 ; «| be introduced to enhance the effi- | Bes | Piast &2* = —— |. eee ns ME Ne Ht : Residence of Mrs. Lucy Heine, | Character of Certain Sec hance the effi ——— —— nme ee TE ST ea Call Orga Fe ON = | , Business Property (For Keot)... 6 i. @ AN ry September construction contracts | projects; $8,815,200, or 6 per cent, Business Property (For Sale) ..12 4235 Lindell Blud a ciency with which the great sky-| SE SS ea | BOW ie 2 Ts one - aes i: @ : scrapers of the nation. are operated.| iii = lieeees meee. jE TM ee ee a % | ae ‘ky | , | tions. - . es ¢ . Ml teensy hi = aa ‘in the 37 states east of the Rocky Bey industrial construction, and $7,- || Dwellings for Rent c =; ae a yo x = % : ‘ ’ " ‘9 ; _. 7 7 { iif fF .) 7. > “2 : Mountains amounted to $521,611,-| 770,100, or 5 per cent, for educa-|| pyenings for Sale R s E L E Cc Tr l O N E A s Y! | 4 ee ‘ ss = = =" i ot '000, according to Ff’. W. Dodge Cor- | tional buildings. Exchange (Real Estate) ..cecee 7 ry AND COMPARE : | 3 INSURANCE WILL NOT 24-FAMILY STRUCTURE E | . | | poration. This amount was 6 per | The Central West had $1,332,- 1) Farms, Farm Land 18 siecieiiaedieidiiibiahsten: ‘cent less than August, and 7 per|359,200 in contracts for new con- Varme for Meme .. cc ckcctenes ene ae , . _ Completion of a three-story, 24- “¢ low or Septem- | structior ‘ork j he f ine ; 14 Simple Yet Daring Tests to Prove the Superiorty ef 7 é *-Story, 2 | cent below the total for bdbeptem-/ struction wor in the irst nine Farms Wanted ..cicrcccvcceesm COVER REPLACEMENT family structure at the southeast ber of last year. Construction in| months of 1927, an increase of al- inancial ceeeetersereeeshd QUALITY ROOFING ; ; corner of Prairie and Palm ave-| ‘the 37 states includes about 91 per|most 10 per cent over the amount || Fiate for Ment ...cccccssecese @ nues, @ block south of Fairground ‘cent of the total in the United|for the corresponding period of ||| Wists Wanted ,. T A PROVEN ARTICLE? | 4 | T GE j Results of Storm Have Park, is announced by the William States. 1926. | Flats for Sale : aeeee , — Pa a co 8 co ee CORR} 5 | ~~ ot a aS eh! + it ' iy it —. + ' Arg } 7 i _ i tit i} ") } iti ai i} a ” . i 1 Ga , t 4 Nf: Li Pet 6 ES p> 4.8. * ° leree-ee « ‘ ceseegua . ec he wed ‘er "ve een j aehu h i v We es ta hoe By ode eee Ver we a Fe art eae v = a ings; $126,229,500, or 24 per cent, below AUEQES OF this year, out: 14 | Houses for Rent ie ee ae te & “ for publie works and utilities: per cent above September, 1926. || Houses Wanted bed and kitchen cabinet. Heat, | ML Hhaes $59,617,400, or 11 per cent for} Texas Has 12 Per Cent Loss. | Houses, Ete. (Colored) hot water and ice are furnished | | By Berry Moore. from a central plant. | commercial buildings; $48,545,800. | Pounn” had $14,906,800. in come) lnpreves gieceediy ..... From present indications, plans| The Drozda company also an- | or 9 per cent, for industrial con- Loans aie ..}|mounces sales of nine modern 4/} for many new buildings soon will aud & groom brick bungdlows, Iast | be under way to replace those des! of 12 the company built in the 2600 | stroyed or damaged in the torna-| block of Lawn avenue, Northamp- | do. An entirely different type of;ton, to George W. Kriegshauser, is a ' Hy a Rh Ves ree 4 ial ; "y die 02 - ¥ Le CS So Ras ims 7 [ Suns gs AD Io aed ut R Af MB ss Boog Ho gs | |tracts for new/ building and en- | Satin tae: aie struction; $29,243,700 or 6 per cent | -ineering work in September. This|} for educational buildings, and $21,- | Money Wanted v1 dy , ' ™ aad total represents a decrease of 12!) Rea iKetate Wanted to Bay : ihe a 0, or 4 per cent, for soclal| ner cent both from August of this! peat petate (Colored) ae recreational projects, | year and September, 1926. The || Rea iKstate—Country New construction started in the | construction record included the | iteal Estate Loans 37 eastern states in the first nine! Lj | , , | following important classes of |) Keal Estate (Other Cities) buildings in not a few instances will| Lester P. Mosberger, Eugene A. months of this year has amounted | wory-. $6,375,900, or 40 per cent||| Residences for Rent ........ be erected especially in sections] Boehm, Oscar G. Kiefer, Alvin G. | | ae = : i ! : , Sia | to $4,796,482,100. Compared withi or ai) construction, for residential ||| Residences for Sale which were in a state of transi-|Sudhoff, Fred L. Lang, E. J. Tho- | 14 pe Sp emer 4° ke) bi Hi brit | ae] ea A Bees Ed fart |! eee RUT aikeee ss, «xj the total for the same period of | purposes; $2,975,300, or 19 per cent ||| Residences Wanted to Rent .. Wotice to | tion, and which are destined to/mure, Henry Nicolay and M. Rielly. fi Paes teat aS em sms IO ce SS meen mt semen econ The mee Nk last year ($4,540, (9,800), this fig- | for public works and utilities: $24 -|/ Resorts—Country Board a 550 2) ——— A et “Se —_ Sicpumitin D cam” mapl ta Te Pike LE aad ure shows a decline of less than * | 680,000, or 17 per cent, for com- |' Stocks, Bonds 2. Ge SOP Ea Bre tae ‘ir =; Tl th rc +} i i} | it ti as —— =x- > nit iui : Bee eS | BRS SS ir Rh a = change radically in character. Sale of the northwest corner of 835 : | > | ' rh. Ternmado — This applies to Olive street, Lin-| Virginia and Loughborough ave-| [ge jes HE | i 5 att : A Gas= Pde ded: |: : | ber cent. | mercial buildings, $1,308,600, or mera Property for _ cove G x Ma . . i ~ohe — “ * , ‘ - 2) “a a Pee : . , 4 se & i. . = fi 7 “u , = 2 ae 7 “\Ie« ’ . , , »1 S ‘ ‘ ; 2. ‘ f dell, Washington and Delmar|nue, a three-story brick store and) SS eign Tomy Arg Tet bomarsTeeates Siege PASS, bert ee oot ea cl SR ‘sales = 3 : “——— ng gyri Ba dry - the | 38 per cent, for social and recrea- pet hott i wet y ECtiIMS > boulevards, where the trend is to-/| flat building, for George Schroeter | ———— —— eae cae ee, = SS zie . Se areount. 25,2040 ‘was Te- | tional projects; $900,300, or 6 per : ” sey vere | wards apartment and hotel con-/to John A. Gettinger, is also re-| rai es = ST gree a a A Eee eee = ported in September, representing cent, for educational buildings, and || ; In every instance | giruction as well as business devel- | ported. Ses SS eee, Terence of T per cent over the | $494,100, or 3 per cent, for in-|' FE cee | - opment, and where the ground has on a ——~———. ——- A cee er ee ee ek prem month ; of last year, and & | dustrial plants. ‘Leases Locust Street Building. where urniture pur- ' become too valuable for dwellings. 3 LEASES TAKEN IN NEW : OS ee ares yy eT BOOTS Miah ee ae penitent 7 per cent trom the | Construction started in Texas The August C. Beckemeter Real . , R : on teat "> ar ilies eee caine _s » Wee. ~ wee — he , Z ~ - é fy ig _- to ait 2 = UZUS . igure. | luring the fi st ; t} f ‘7 ec u » e rr se ? us ha | Practically all business buildings A J [ ———— = =e —— a igen ee Sahih. SF IG ———— eR tten 2S aa ' S tn rst nine months of this chased —, | d MS) : twill be repaired or replaced C STLEMAN AVENUE B | DING : = SS Siaenge + A feeeete a= oem = e—_ OS PR TSO Central West Shows Gain. | year reached a total of $169,357,.-; ty Co. reports having leased the > ; SER, AS : | suilding ¢ ‘ngineering con-'!; et le oat been completely de- ; With buildings of a better type. { The Mullin-Walters Realty Co. tracts tee me neeriDe | Cons 800, which was 9 per cent below the | two-story building at 3225 Locust ers : > ) tract ) ei OF ¢40%.40%," |amount for the similar period of | cence eT EIA | : ree of . 4 pDesides grill roem. c he ne’ Sixth street nticanee, “tj ’ “Aili Asa ¥ te — —_— tl tt PR ONE SS We specialize in Real 7 Estate Loans and attend to all the details inci- dental thereto with effi- ciency and promptness. 3 to 15 year loans, No commissions— No Renewals a ae tee tg, et ell tly ~~. ee’ aie » aad ‘ rorte Keal 7, a= Loan Co. a hy Me A ne Cy: ne Ra get gyi, gli i ei etl i et a ee “oO ¢ William Nenan 10 room and basement at 2828 Chou- CRUMP & TREZEVANT | iXCORPORATED | REAL ESTATE LOANS MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOR METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. 714 CHESTNUT ST. GArfield OJU7 GArielé 0910 - ee ta Tt Al, At, a ye oy ieee. ard avenue, to John N. Porte; 2420- | ag. nyt ctree? 4-4 room single flat BA jace ih a '27 Coleman street, flat. for John:.,. ;3: : > hi ee ay 4 nt territory. | “a | | ito Clarence Lee for Frank. L. | ing the St. Louis field th | Dal Sasso to a client; 6001 Hamp-, yyocpey. 4819-91 Calvin ave nue ' » months ago. Another leas ‘ton avenue, fora client to John Da! _ —a ct insurance companies are co- ‘in ad wih real estate agents | Sasso; John P Fendler 5634 duplex cottage, for Bernard Ot-; cently ecquired by the company rere of adjusting losses, Se - oe ? Sai | a clien f the office and. w: hat of the building at petich 1s being speeded in order Lisette avenue, bungalow, to Max | 80x11! 1 the 4600 biock on mar boulevard. owned by G tha ‘ . German; for Harold Tyrer, 5733/4... ‘i * ht iat WVUUICvard, OWnhed DY Udder | - a | oom the money VW ill be available as ’ 4 y ' ‘ | Bessie avenue , to Arthur J. Rupp ifane \ ivian . 1022 Nort) Seventh $3 Cash thee = | : & minimum of delay for re- | ™ ~ -* | le 0) s st : _ ee nl Finkham street, bungalow, to How- | ¢.. 47 Yejeuel’s sons. $2 Monthly wit : p*¥ilitation, according to Altheim- | stroved by the tornado, ; The present building law, enact-|renorts an unusual demand by! | | ; ee | is ° ed 14 years ago, provides that osnective enants fc he new | 2 | / ' *e the entire balance due Gesteeee were than 50 s0a4 Stig fe tenants k _ > new |the Central West (I}inois, Indiana,; Contemplated construction | the Auto Parts Co., the lessor be- . . Juliding being erected at the souti- lowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Mis- ‘on : , Dita will be canceled! f per cent, shall be completely re-| west corner of Thirty-ninth street : ‘ souri, Kansas Ceiahenia and N« | Projects reported from ‘Texas, in| ing the Adsat Hig Saeeip aan , " . * . . 2 , . “ % © % ’ « eee ed | « + o 3° : Le » : . 7 ¢ ” , | built. And under the building code|,nq Castleman avenue by the | braska). This figure shows a slight rv ptember amounted to $24,835,-| Auto Parts Company's foimer lo- : | il ae tee ; eRe, | ann. wks , F | : te thw eee Sane s 5 00, an increase of 26per cent ov In cases of partial dam- now in effect, in the construction | Goria Lee Realty Co., for whom | |increase over August of this year.! September, 1926. and a “ over | cation at 4116 Olive street, was i k il of buildings more than one story | Mullin-Walters act as agenté - ‘and a decrease of 3 per cent from rt ee sstroyead b the tornade, The age, we will make a id walle ate required, | a hers os toc “ = ae be c- . o ~p \o2 per cent from August of this | 4 stroyea by . ; . res ‘ f ; Scope ae = site ad a otel Jefferson has street has n added ine’ - E "2315 or CEntral 2316 ae a eine’ fore teem of 10-years to the | ine at the northwest caracr cj" 1 eeches a - idded to Kline's 400, or 45 per cent. of all construc- | Call CEntral 2315 or ant bebuildings partially destroyed. This! , pe ns at > rsicjans-Sire - 4% Reman, ae , amS alt I ide for the re@-. : i } . ‘ . f ; 1 This handsome $2 . a ue ee go . "4. 8 " Exchange. The building ix of fire-proof con-! ~ ' 5 oO pas re uy vulicing " nae , P l H ter aes meee, com te based on the | All pa “ties in these leases were | s; iia BENT I 4 fe ae | to conform with th structure, | Marble are in tones of mauve eid Missouri Real Estate Form arior Mea P theory that reconstruction will) ~ 48 ee we PSUFUCHION Wilh UP Leet, 2 tenes On | ae lel .| pale green. Panels and borders in| Book. compil y Mec rill, | Do hert Sheehan Real Estate Co ‘ - . . ; re yresented. by the Mullin-W: Iters _ ) Pe os : ‘ i ve . an aborate «1 t- - cA d] i A J y) ‘ 00K, complled by MeC€ une Gill, ug y » is trimmed , work transformation with a result- | “bot on rN et wae eg et wero ; d I scale throughout decorative relief are toned 4 ccep | attorney of St. Louis, has been an- | G fi ld 8941 7 721 t St i : “ ant increase in values. The volume; -° ” ~~" en ’ ana A wenty-elgntn street, approximate- te a. is Ca brown. and finely carved vates | noune are o > ie a Ar e ‘ Chestnu ° ‘ beautifully on of real est: : ees 33,, expects to have all etores leased! iv 54.000 square and is cotn- tine secn ec htbeasy x Be ee PE eal ROUnPeR: 77 Se rast Publishing | | " ; estate transactions thus will | : pw ; ' ' reed me 7 : 9) oe compicte the background. ner f New York City Th} ." kel It has . . before the buildin ic lete } are x . rr} T ; $0 ose oo i i Ihe IPSt |. O, OF . W or AL This work a nic . be augmented appreciably, accord-| ~ ne t g is completed. |; para ‘ly new. he Moore Auto —_ wm Siciilils | hile tae Ate, : ; . SS both feed door | * PP Sasi peat we ig Sep here oant m nal Bank in St. Louis, and th ie enlarged shop leading ‘ntojin one volume is of particular in- otitis e _— “ ; i ” M. Levi. | SERIES OF 7 AND 8 ROOM wis ea eee te Dy Ontinental Commercial ‘Oo, > main store is devoted -ntirely | terest to real estate agents, sales- a ane and fire door, a? Sal itis pointed out that under pre- | | ee ee arog |\Chicazo and Nev have nn-| to lingerie and negligees. The|}men, banks, attorneys, land invest- | is very solidly i ee 7 ; aay — of Cepmruction, MONC; i Mrs. Grider made the purchase | eT written a first mortgage loan 0 store is y ig its 22nd ann ors, abstractors, bond and mort- | E hi co nstructed | , | Tealized from insurance will be in- Harry F. Tacke has completed Log water gs “~ . rf 53,200,090 verine bh ‘resent ) Versary |}gace houses and others interested very ing a ares or Oo or + an" te ; RSS A Eas a las compiete an an investment. The Altheimer, ; °°’ ' oe hey ) sua — a Pcie ts 3 , - : throu g hs 225 ee oa” 7 nape “ Rey - 6 so pe a series of seven and eight-room lis oe 7 a it uilding and addition for $3,208, , in Missouri real estate. It has 320) Ideal location—two garages within half a block, ~ ah . i ; reproduction, notwithstanding to} ) ae oe eee a 0. Th ile ith t} Y, M C A SCHOOL EXTENDS |pages and contains over 2 is- | ; ach ha es eo a : ie ane houses on the Litzinger road in St anage the property 00. The building, with t} come. He Use Pas pages and contains over 200 Mis- out. A good | the character of the buildings. Cost | —-* mn in St.; manage the property. as | ee | ecark seed cinhn Seis tie | Apartments and Special B elor Suites have up-to- . a a | Louis { ountv Ww hich form ar af ‘ — i©@.1i0Nn oT the addition, % j @Ty? REAL ESTATE COURSES PUUL] Peal @eSta a L1Orms, d t li . b h : ° Heater that = i. a of reproduction. without exception, | tractive ‘re he ntial fe ‘a re Sess Southwest Healty Co. Lists Sales. .,, an investment of & 49 Pe 1411 W ~~ al “on PL Sol ate iving room, at and dressing room, : ‘ : ' 7 ; : a ne : ; ‘ s *T . ‘ ‘T} lé ATU “2. “994 j cilia ee , “e : Tait eStLiIhtl pi y es » 6 . “ gs Mer 4 x ie m ns e Ace ~ ; ta Ries » Would greatly exceed the original | ware, sora igagaamate Sygaren fhe Southwest Realty Co. re SP AR A idle seitie aes Pee : EP ae Sa ee ii nity eta rd | beds, tub and shower, built-in wardrobes and draw- oes not con- ‘ = house is of individual design and NMCIMUaIng .urnisnl an [t rh y. M. C. A.”School of Com- Cornet & Zeibig has closed the | ’ a, Ca F cost of destroyed or of damaged , ‘ts the sal he vacan si- j , 949 497 oo a 7 ok rs all trib t ni and comfort Hotel h Se OS ea gen represents the highest type of con- has lent Valued at gudu,lin. as expanded its real estate | eala wal “* ers aii CONUT) ute o convenience . sume muc | buildings which were erected 20 or . shag less property. th he nort! ar A, : | saie of the residence at 4411 West- | | = oe y : | : struction. | ! n announcing the in, th TT) ‘ourses which this year wiii extend , rooms and Kitchenette Apartments newly furnished, coal. Sold for , 7 years ago when construction in- . ‘ast ner of ingshighway ai i aay Sera | P28 Se a ais ‘trp Sate , | Minster place, containing 12 rooms, , : : only ame Yolved less than half what it does iy ee ee reached by way) vand pe iene ee a opine a orn tS bate te eee 2 ee And to top it all is the spirit of courteous hotel serv- 4 ! : ; f Clayton road to Lay road thencs Be | bail « ie tire and Windstorm meeting one night a week. ! Sey Se tip siges : : : now, ‘Eugene J. Altheimer con-|°' xf ties 4 ap ao” 6 L etrest Hilmer-Belcher, Inc. a , ‘ 2 : |This was the former home of | ice and reasonable price revailing . | tends Thus erection of simil | south to Litzinger road. 1] re ‘ , Msurance payable to the trustees. |The courses now giv are the re-/ 71 a4, i State Sen te H | B P hey ¢ : . : rec s ‘ e Improve with a sales and; - ne ie Psat ats ted states psena ’ arry $2 Cash—$2 Monthly ba : i — roved with a sale iter Tae, Aas cane cr the Masionas! s Senator Harry B. | Suildings, notably residences, would | Federer Realty Co. Reports Many | Service building fo hevrol ou Wenzlick Firm Reports 9 Sales. 4 ciation of Real Est: Baarda | Hawes, but was owned at the time 3 F : . . . . P . ? ° 4 . se 4} . " ’ “en 71, P P ad fee : r) ... d SSO Jai tid x7 i x a 4s «i - 2,002 TG ° Be : hot be justified in deteriorated sec - Sales Last Week. fOmTmnOvDLeS. €;t me Sales +). i j ss Albert \\ « nNZiicCcK ry! al Es- ; . T9 d y \f C A Sr} ools. and the | of the sale by Margaret _ Rohr- ©} Cs q@ © 75 p Hons since the rental returns The Federer Realty Co. reports! Realty company include: bie , tate - reports the following sales ‘i {itt hai! ~pe Research in Yand | ™ and Hattie R. Spencer. Cor- | ; é * e 7 » : ‘ P ~~ | - * ln 9910 o4 re 7 oe = ae f . rma’ $4 Ang : ei natty , BSLSLALCULIVIGD i tsi “ ‘ gt? J i; ahi 7 9 59S on call ’ va Oe a q op mot be commensurate with the following sales for the week: | *** Mi Se ee Te a ale. | okt eee ae Reonomies and Public Utilities. and | net ~ Zeibig represented Mrs. Lu- | OUR DOLLAR DINNER I8 HARD TO BEAT € investment involved. ed I tee ae Invent. Ida Miller _to W. ; ‘; briel | Fite Mid we ee 3 & the Sti Louis Real Estate Exchane. ( . eo, cee : ann m0 llers Sunday Dinner, $1.50 New Buildings Con bovee es ‘3 A ppeeieg sno cae oe nee, 3660 Shaw avenue, C. C, ;u > double flat at 1437-338) . at i ..| were represented by .no¢ arpen- , wy 2 em ylat ~d. ' - —— a . ° ° ; j }¢ ; ur ~ ( Ti r al ‘ Lait LC fir da- ' Md Many Sue ce Sans : jc. | ment Co., three bungalows, 5662-/ Ruge John Sauter; bunga.ow, | Kosciusko street to the Midwest, # ep ~ 9 uy oy ter of James M. Carpenter & Co. West Pine at Euclid AV. DElmar 5300 os . ‘ ” : wae os ae ‘ | o. - > yey y itn at8m12b ‘ eae th Mie ro rarely ‘ 7 ginal "Ia ¢ : a will ~: a Se seg : MWre 1Weoe “Hiny 7 , aj _®royed or damaged buildings, it is} 64-66 Finkham street, to the Gra- a SS AVC» SEES wh, sein euppsy Co; single fiat 2odemyer, president of the H. Mrs. Lucas will occupy the resi- 4 ‘ tpg oa 7 | .oper e] 0 ic] # cut 59 09. i A} eonits avenue 1 vag Fe Be * Weegee . “eg ‘ enim dence as her he @ after it V@e- / Suggested, under the circumstances, | vois Reality and Development Co.: oes : as govt ser : Siadocutivoniel LoOudem ys Peal Lstate (oO, rhe ben oo ny , te = te cies "aaa ‘ ; i ia a ae ? sate ; southwest corner ‘od an awn | 1. rown an I. P. McArthur 1 ee ents have becn completed, THO R meet 10 salvage the building | to Frederick W. hoenig, vacant lot rtd ; ' } | ren state law and conveyancing | ceninieniniainieticsigienmaginia ; Material and dispose of the sites. | oi na a ins : Se Boas NOrtnampron, &. avis sith al esiuence a aU a8 1] at hy Cy 3919 Castleman Avenue Sold 4 Ss se e sites. |. $2 ; es ssa ceca : : &: Pathe ‘nurse WwW ' Ie »y MeCune ” a: : é P i om, | 7 The money derived. with that real- in Holly Hills. for George Brucn-! Walter Brinker: ot, 5400 sist kK } rth cI ve] | street for William 41. attorney ans ic sresident of ! J. I. Epstein & Son report the v acutiin Cie2 mer pated from insurance, would morc |'™& 2°62 Koekyk street, a mod-| Milentz avenue, G. E. Roach t onicitacas narlies W. Leber; bute | gy aw. oc, ‘ty Trust Co. and | 8a! f 3919 Gastleman avenue, « 4 ee | .rn ‘ore : ’ ea 5 & ety T)} A bs cy ] »* ir 4net ly ra , 7X4 ry} > , crs ‘ ‘ “7? £ ft . - ry ‘’ a . 4 4 . ¥ : ' : - . ; ‘ ‘ : o ” Ms ; or less offset the intrin me rics ern bungalow, \ior x)! apn AA. a > er e LOZal ae 2 i at «a9 Pui D }} a nue fo fi es a a ee : sincle flat of | rooms each f 5 s rinsic loss. Bene a ' | : Lufield, counsel- | **)6 ee rn Saye ae ? Genuine Thor, regular ie W Ot ; Krauser to John Schneider; for! M. asper t ‘ # ; endick: , arry © iimar to C. H. Cenklin: : : : Pte ' , i eae A hat } here the sites have a potential ; . A» VONKUN, |) te " ‘4 - ny tetate | Nellie Hume. rhe approximate Z = _ t ‘ t f ‘ye ' ; A At Pe } tc ¢ »YTY « “me £4 ‘on * cy + i? a > ; we , ; 3 les . ‘. y few instances did the amount of ] P Lohaus fad Herman H. Lohaus, reports the 1] wing wea te “ 4 87 ior rE OTR Hail M. I -javenue, In i] }€a1 j i iti [idence containing eight rooms to | Msurance carried anticipate in- | vacant tot in Woodland Park to 2) Carter avenue, new 4-4 room ne {eee eeu. | trial section and 4% block from the; D. A. Noonan. The Westminster. | ' , ae a ao & lo i aga ig so . l 3 es - ae ton gre hh tok uta wy 1e.¢ oe —- oy Ys e P peoed cost of construction. ewes nom -_ sete a ce hua ome flat, to Catherine Deeken tor | A. & P. Leases 75th Store. «| "€¥ proposed Kingshighway 150: | property was valued at approx- | “ate buildings are as a rule con- pe iy nak Devel on a agen . M. Straub; 4622 Korte aven-, ‘h enimelmann-Spackler Reag foot. boulevard timately $15,000. . } | Realty anc evelopmen ae , Re snidiaielial ach 2 ae q a where practicable, from a the anuth aide « Ay ~ sete place in | ; 2 VUNBAIOW, (O wt.tia | Estate Co. nvents for Nick ag ‘a vik > me * . = ‘ ® | 2 o- 2 “ ” « ; . a wie for Ten oot 8 = z hancial standpoint. While de- Pons a0 oe | tC... Reck for. situa Ja T Milceavich . hee teamed the atore MTTTITI TI Lilliliiitiieiitietietiit Tre ;Plored, the results of the storm | Holly Hills for Harry P. Riefling | s7ss kennerly avenuc Vs. et ee have especially strengthened the lo to Roy A. Sander, mortheast corner |} enlow. to 1 ; Cal real estate situation with the of vane en eee pince _ Jos- | Mary G. Robinson: 2917 Caroline | teau avenue ft he Atlantic & ; ental and investment demand in- | eph snnke te Jacob Kowats; | street, six-room cottage, to frank | Pacific Tea C This t —— ; - } a tik ‘ —— ‘ i # Pe | - 4 ‘ unt Oo —_* ; nd _—- > -_ . a * 2 , ——— ~s—e - ow —- Ute eee ee eh ew Oe & SS = > a OS -

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ST. LOUIS 981200 APARTMENTS, DW _ ELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. ecTORER 6 gan octosan = aa > ere east go oo 3 7 . = Bh lok ed aa : a oan ) APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENE. 48 APARTMENTS FOR RENT AP | North | — 3 W aa | | ~ North orth : q West ; cs ; M (OT _ § (Mode Tea r nl ggion me 5() d 65 O00 S&S : Rent includes janitor service, heat ‘Upposite Beautiful Reservolr Park | concessions: ara re, ADI ply janitor or Mr. Za an i =e 21 LINDELL (Chase Apartments). 10 rooms, 3 Gas, electricity, refrigeration and | Baker first floor aan 7 re ee | ai. wl “a running fee water included. Luxurious. | WEST PINE, 3d floor, 9 rooms, 3 baths and ly furnished and decorated: A few | 415 C L AR A | rine location jus of Af sasal siiadopcaes ark, two bloczs wast WATERMAN, third floor, 7 rooms, sun saltes till) gvalawe. Viet eur bese- f) i a leaving | city, o: Grand: convenis >s ‘s Of all kinds, schools, a i 2 baths, garage. Will decorate ......+.09 So Me aS ape ™ Se oe nod an banc” A Rim Ran Nn tiful dining room and lounge, " ae ame. | ‘ot ee . line: and busses a 5 PERSHING, corner apartment, 6 roome ...., FURNISHED HOTEL ROOM | dining room and k 4 pantry: Kel _ it AEs large livi a ieials h ; INTERDRIVE, 24 ‘loor north (corner apart wie Bath, Fullman Kkehen » nator . maid ba} sity ba h “ : : I Each apart ur rent contain - ats meee, ! she wit Murphy beg parior and siceping porca. “+e ee ewe ee ee eee ~ - Manager op premises. Gand 2034 “ga ge Soro path. =F arti ulars. see || and dressing closet; large bedroom ining-aleove; kitcheg with | # INTERDRIVE, third floor, north 5 rooms, ThE ' . ¥. Chittenben dr., ve address. ) ee ar , cee Oh. > % ; 8... An b i ’ L Hi TEL Albert ty. Blanke R. EK. Co. ) : saa . ie) gas stove, Pt) cabi net, ironing board rate ass | “4h er om. BEAUT IF UL NEW CLEMENS, 6319—5 rooms. first floor. | | ROZIDA. me 3 = CLARA, third floor north. 5 rooms and , room: will decorate --— —~: ‘ »ADT yr . A. BOKERN, GArfield O1OS8. a '. @ » CORNER TAYLOR AND LACLEDE,, 5 | NO] T HWESTE RN HOTEL | S. 8. APARTMENT SONCEEBTA LANE, 927A (Ho-Pointe) — | REALTY CO. —— | 263 DELMAR, > facme and it in cg NA rt RAL BRIDGE AND EUCLID (; R AND AND STDN BY Cy rooms bor, eunroom;: Mu — ued. | GRand 0373-9379 p 4096 Choutess Ea : WESTGATE, rooms rp Ws ireproof ; . as stove, ic@ box, heat en fur- eas " + . = ple FR RENT mm | 8323 DELMAR. 5 large roome eseea ) ) - Pershing: beauti a Jos. . DICKMANN - CO ae . at e wv A egy ne - he om West in os 6500 DELMAR third tloor west, 5 rooms. . hesinut * 3195 § Grand | 1 8089. é : ie coe : = ZA N. EUCLID, 4 rooms and suri ee ee puree = - ne HEMAN, 727—Modern 5 room apartment. 4°16 WASHINGTON, second floor west, Peit I*. $a — APS? 7s ae 2 oe para te bedrooms s¢ reened porch, rent ecinne tines , - os i - 1 Vw ‘ kK Sear ~~ \I ; . Ys Southwest | ove. Con venisen ” i okt ty tea ra {ort : ‘ : *?* 4 ' , - “ = a7 Brand-new al - | os rc aan fe VEVIGEO, | HODIAMONT. L289 AW ith 5-room eff j i= a i* aba he ; rf i ; 4 ers f nA ° a flnores ; ti ‘ a q meee % dion a tig - _ . ’ ciene ” ; . a) A! Ww 0c — te ‘ , I - a : we Pm ai pees he none aes ley —minctennbiman . ‘ fi yr Janitor vd83 ENRIG | rafter walls . i: heme > Uiineeien i t~+-1. 4, 5, 6-roont modern | service: will decorate. Abany NSOS W. : ps dager heated ‘apartmen . $45 up. CAbany mi [STERDRIV E 735—3 rooms: newly cee- a orated: heat. service, electric; $45. (cS) | DELMAR, 6327—Veryvy modern. 6 rooms} ay | oor eT TY —- re ms. erior, hampton car | and sun parlor. newly decorated: rent re- | INTERDRIVE. 738-0 fooms, 6un P a aD EO Oe eth OB Nt Sl AR AO TER ROR a i . ee . an seaeith. Aas ok ol - mi ; i a meer ‘ uF ~ Forest i 4 e : ; duced: ‘ONnCeSslOns. Apply second floor S eeping porca, . re aAaéiase room. a PUULT. ~ \ | 1 O4. t¢ 62 ; CORNET & ZEIBIG 719 Chestaut Ayer macie er terme a we Mia » $ ‘ é i east fe?) | ‘ if . ' = r } \rnor a - ! i | ae sie ! | INTERDRIVE, ange gence tg > wo rooms, , ~LYSNDOVER, 7403—Marjo narimenta: | PBLMAR, 5530 Essex House.” Ist floor I y ’ ie J AB. AN NIE HOT El ag “a pee liege od “so pea 2 P Apal ee west. 7 roome. 2 baths so! larium. Very sunroom, Murphy bed: newly decorated; | anne iplet OT: pe onen Oh? ls gy = a: mie "ian Grea many hs aq | choles Only one available for inspection. | concessic mn: ope n. DElmar 3302. fc} , valinusae at consisting = it roo i eG = 7 rrr ~ . = 2 = “orated Loc ted i nes X- | breakfast kitche a with in-a-dor bed, | REON E_& #6. SCOTT. £00 Chestri:.t. | Nea DRIV E. 726—4 or 5 rooms. $62 50° ] Se } F . Dp —s "live os a :j ay 4 Ben tly pa robe “on 6 ane eee An yyy cor Gant DEL MAR. 6374—l1s st floor east. De Luxe, “to D ho Be Kes condition. GODWIN - “t »y MeN Sore MFT ae Ser: hh ti a comin ah Ee Oe tn ee Cte te et, ee yee Metake e ye ai Nh = fag tes fe rraean nen oe - 10 rooms, bath " d j ad rs O.. 43 Deimar. FOrest 337 a ck’ . wi amnie r 1 Oo he : er yHosure j the roon “He autiful craftex walls wit Import prism as 2 € oor west apartment, sas #s3 4 es! ; Rewly Gecorateg. IN t! he gene ral revi al of interest mire tha room On | | "Be e sic] : CX} »« © in roo hs APARTMENTS FOR RENT ij [x ures: selec t hardwood floo rs: at a at roam, 2 baths, sup parior, heat and (6 ROOM _EFFIC > $55 e OREON E. & R G. mi rs ia i Lit cture, the | however, is desire: n the The dining room is of good siz: | sonaoie rent: gas rang’. electric refriger- | janitor service. . d MecPHERSON. 43503—3rd 1 cCOTM {} Or, 2 in for its share of popularity. The | room and “ ch towa t! et, .com Ll nvenient and LS | c ille—*Oarren” aoartmsenia’ ni WENZLICK, GArfield 1427. APARTMENT FOR RENT | KENSINGTON. B244A 7 beautiful rooms . per month onatee Mae a Ts 44. S aor 3 — | ay a : } f - 12 es eee ani ¢ - f : Pine hres } 1s a len hy ‘ buat GOWnRiIOWN ar © . “1 2 H . 4a ; ‘ . , : . Te ah ton = . > > Af ~a os PS ind . , « bis g rt . gambrel roof. the hospitable door- | it m#y be placed upon a ag ce "" | ficiency: rent very le Beautiful Northampton Five rooms. tile bath. hantwood floors: KINGSBURY. 6034—6 rooms and sun — ee ee Way and the broad low limes of this / lot, lea\ ies a -Fato C -' ve Murphy $57.50 yr service; open: decorate and| parlor: newly decorated, CAbany 6620 (c) gol an; Ewe ak: dos @ mines rivewav ' ox, i « condition. Call GdAr- SBI >79 r and sun- eautiiul, modern: pert: Acts a sc lolace a: in sho p on N -. | he southeast corner of Chippewa | field 0270 KINGS B dey oor: pony ao 3487, large roms: 2 baths; garage | 4 ben recns, and comfort that are. difficult to piace iM oa aap v SAOUs Le ere ar LiTPes oaah 0 . rooms on rR ost nd Heref rd, jus re t k w . SARE RE. gs fr be = | KINGSBURY 5927—Best — = -TOO! om end sun ome possession, ; il . a REAL cl ae g! excel. The essentials of the Duteh | ¢ 4 in hat he him e} : ‘ t) > Se . loc al} Mr ift) exposur: ee ORIS> AN > Lebel } rpc t : r ‘ INL nigh ay i miy } al rt- ] ri ila Nai i iz. (ec vi ~ . : FR. K ROOMS, T T : eee ae ‘ oui "e * oe ene .¢ parior in city: 3 bedrooms : ‘YRA uate 5 1. ahnGe EAT. . . - ar + : A . : J Lf a se ad ay . m we : ; " ' »* a ite if De, * 2 tT "Dy aaa wr > 7 rior > a -_ : . cape rene 2 P i. H o- _ i olonia! stvle are accentuated by " CARRISON 1% KINGS! I RY. HBAG 6 roo mm ° sun pa oT 5794 McPHERSON he E E : - ore rN - " “ +o a he an . ; ~ ‘ é ("sa inmieh , 7 With garage: bdelng pa nted and dec orated | - ieee JANITOR: Lo the texture of the face brick w — ; nouse. St A Pie vatlnroon is ary phy beds, heat, hot water, janite r ldap tee ro a. a ve N E CORNE R DEI \I AR —, 7 JEfferson 8215 BORO. (ec) | Five rooms and open porei: ck AND sUFFERSO heat and janitor service. 3 vids eat Blea iPass en FS NAS RE 4 ue A atl Re ape Re ne War sect) ors ; rt ~ eo ¥ sie oe eae ae: . 4 Stein Aare: : bok J af FF OO a re), ee ke pale S AT et a eae RR AE Nia ON NG NA RRC, .0+ 6 RERERS: Re EER: SOOOOMN ALLE SAAR Se I = eRe The : j RN PE WE Mt oy ee eae gin Orta OP Mah: (BID. ay ee See oe Age Sipe. - @1 26 airy roon I « rougnout. en decoraied and new fixt t ON PREME FS. hich 7 ~~ 7s } : ae se esnece 2 Nees - _—" ice Yaeant $70. Year lease. ' ) ‘ - .. 4& are See ee +‘ “ 4 4 _ PC : € iXtures; ’ Ww ic al: 0 give play Lo al } e na less . ‘Oui . ' ; Li Sse ‘ \ ; i j : a4 McA a4) PLsis ii i os Ji e le ise | 11 k . 4 " tf, le ay ee oes nt stieg tare routs . . v : ‘ ' erHwe** oe ee | : : : ron. mn - fi op fine cundition, heat aad iam WASHINGTON. will rent. : Ps _— . . . + . ‘ot ~ te ‘ 8 eae su : been omitted in the flo ‘Ia > : M : ELT, 330 -$ rooms nroot rede Tra ; i t. Ain 4382 apartment, with garage. JElferson 8215- MAPLE. 5863-67—4 rooms, Ine WASHINGTON. Log copy coR) Thinking About the space thrown into tl! iving of the hou s 24,880 cubi ted 5: garage. $5. eee ae a vet wea: BO80 bork 4 CAhany 2. q Ae ee POS cate! RE a8 axe oe FRO ergtrines | ' ; : perce ; oon Pr Vecuraton. tile bath, re 3 eg ga ore eee | are pum oes Bore hedrooms, also Murphy bed, heat at apartment: 2d floor east: lease expires | MAPLE, 5559—5 and 6 large $ Ce uy THOMPSON, Deiat. ane On the broad side of the livin The sixtieth anpiversary of th: “REESE: eee cone. Snow ence: Sone Feemees.. | isniter earvice, 9 Arkview O291LJ | April: special inducements CAbany 4526W | rooms. tied bath, showers, ef 9 . INGTON. on Sa Taiverelts Avart- Insurance, Notary Public 'room is ina ireplace, flan] y | founding of Ivan! ‘ommander TAR Log eeennemge og. , AAS at EE —— | BASTGATI a 0 ae | KINGSBI 5794—Very modern, 7 spa- arn, — heated garage: €VaEys . | WASHING? “electric, heat, a ee sly See ae aipuew ; — . er secopinamale th catertneieeiataiaai ge ‘hee pect ec eh Artsy yh AMHERST L 21; 5900 we it opti 9 natin ig tin NEE ciniaiiaaid ‘ Raat cae - some in-a-der (ean find in modernism. mer Ss ri - t- taplior on . icicles ™ ' ‘ : - t furnish ) revo el + . \roughout der: garage: see owner! « -a-dor hed. heat. fanitor | 5 ‘Tenaonadle rent 3 BARTH & CO., INC. double ‘esos — ape se" ta nignts Lemipiars, was celebrated EevGcEeNE \LTHEIMER, LLIAMS & pico ames Fo to - at, ion premises Sunday. DLULPINSKY REAL- | service: first-c nes decorations second floor. | = a MAPLE y= as 5 —¢ e: — (eG) porch, lere shown a ; Sun marior re ’ rE. 1246 AMHERST ENRIGHT. . ma. gieepine porch. | 6609 KINGSBURY BL. Possession immediately. $45 per aan wASE Ne condition, heat. hot-water: “03 Gravois LAclede 4820 ne living room. extends mn le. » jubilee i] > th ; Sececeht oe ee ‘ ee large reoms, ' ip ut in A nels n parlor. 2 baths ‘Orest 434W fc | Excellent location; sun parlor; 4 rooms. . MERCANTILE TRUST COMPARE sanit are S72 54) Rare Delmar front to rear, the house may anque ; | aie ohh - ~ can. ern a mS RE nec \ neucemer:t | RIGHT. 54! 11: Murphy bed. garage: Al ee. : Sth and Locust to St. Charge ; Sh THOMPSON. od § . “6 . Asi SS . 44% sib? i ? =" ' . si dae t ; i : } sah i ¢) ‘ *h \ Pea Tie i am . ' . = a ft. ee faced north and _=e6 stil obtain , Gart eld Yaa hate eat cawad DOUGHERTY R. FE. CO 908 éestnoft. MARYLAND. 435%—2 effic FicHINGTON ENRIGHT. 5004—(Ap ot — | {TNGSBURY, 8009—Third floor. 5 rooms, | room. _ kitchenette. ee he cinding large s+ . a a/t 4 ” ° . « - ‘ ¢ of > = - janitor vic reas ‘fferson S892 WE Tt END. RE ALTY AND CONST. ENRIGHT 9g aay were | eer -| janitor service. reasonable. JEfferso! pati 3 n. | APARTMENT—Seven rooms, Wert End: maidern, tent reastnabie. (eee poole) ee WasaiNGTON @81s—a rom ds Paci > ‘ —3 nd 4.1 _ -tmer . t reaeonah! vies 4h ‘ — s. 7 — eee ae ge -- | KINGSBI RY. 5930—24 floor % rooms. 4910 Mary land LV... ia hoe as bir bo closet ? Murvhv ; : a Lan a ‘ = >. & ‘ J ‘ ‘ a ' re t ; © ir. | ea pete sifa t tile hath. 2 bedroom a: Dee. ” jee eat: tanitor set be con — : ? sk age “gp athe ii + = é ey a fur: un parior, ~. Datn Or 3tW. DERSC ~~. STOCKE -BU ERM ANN REAL- | 6-room efficiency th , sea OERSON- STOc KE- Be ERMANN. WARBAL Ji——Attractivs an .. .—_——- Fe a ~~ rN NRIGHT 5210—-6 roome steam e; , CO. SOS Chestnut st. | Tated most attractively: re ee , sos Chestayt, 3" = 7 m2 ‘ D ba rent. J 3 oiti liars "> . - - i ind be ‘ . - ; ifs : O33. t¢ wa? ft - = ~Syr? tu > > os : ; given on the lea a e Sar oer floor és nic Seaee call GArfield 6 wnet b. 515: > rooms, til 1 and | KINGSRURY CT.. 5603—Also second floor | NNIS WashiNuTON : 2 or 3 iti iii iii ty SUNEuOUeuenseceeeuseossceny, ae ith: Garace: od heat furnished: | ENRIGHT. 5326—First floor. 7 rooms: ell | east. 5601: st (533 BANNISTER KR. E. C0. MAIN @ : * é east. third flor east Clara | *fa milv apartment itor. geration \rea2sopal | fe > | rT n ‘ rcer©r: nt $1 ayv.)° onposite Washington ter.: location . ow! people apni: neatinag aon jan peg nea Woy » A . | Teitr i party. 21: “entral Cl on. CA 520. IREON E. . G. SC TT 800 Chest | umexcelied: 4 large moms with roomy a Ss re.erence ” tnut. | a i. Clndten ?taven Gables” NRIGHT, 5895—5 rooms, sun | , | closets: large sun parlor, with concealed ‘5 - ; : —rarixs 15 WASHINGTON ) nine : sian . ¥ ‘ nna Ite ll ;outhern , > 50 : , | bed: being newly papered and painted: new | Ss Be — , , soul rl } re ; $72 Jt). é Double M rare} nes ge athe: aoe ORe- | Acree oe ee FO 1 O451W ‘) | electric fixtures, shades. etc.; see us for 5- room pate rental ag * 6813 W A H s. janitor ecorated; “4 se oe ce ae Fogg pace ie u oo |OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | rental in tows or ™ ce: rent reas FRAN iNPERRY- RUTH. 110 N. Seventh. WY "0958. ooMs, suNnroet uie bath, hard | and location. Manager on premiam. ; : tp ANGBURN. Bee 100, fe , . floors. ‘h > on ni enim . @ Te? han South ARC i\ L E ig F ACE "INC... 826 Chestnut — SS phone DElmar 5353 or B7T33A 1 . ASHINGTON BL ee ee BETWEEN LINDELL AND, MARYLAND | . 2 apartments, 5 and 7 ig OE ea my % P4432 adults: } eae ee ee eS ee es 9698-0646 Kingsbury Bl. |i! 19 N. NEW STBA B Katherine Apersmrne ay yer tee, ges. rele: BUlts, — Vari. A at ge ee ae oe : se sel ene ae” we Last? eae ee a : Hl P modern efficiencies € . ns and 13 batt ; fies na Geo! m ‘y re- - pa age convenjent a ity mit nd fj VW ARWICK COURT : ‘ oy canitor service ¢t¢.: furnt ished. Rent iF ARTMENT — FIRST AND SECOND | Gecorated: rentals frox | cn —— | : =e | wiarroom fficieney: a i sery_Tessonadh ers gy bathe +. + ‘ NRIGH 5628—3 large oms: in-a-dor | . i. 2 rigeration furnisse as : ep mf ; ° ( rae a age gy en Mg: ray B. ANNISTE BR. EB. ice MAN 0444. er gar Sige eee“ a ‘tom a | Seven and 8 rooms: sun par- & e ; WATERMA N. Clos ie raaee ' 2. ll (of ry 2 i . : , ee : , i; - « } = ? con ? > | . = o 4 - ee a ‘ ar ge : : , ; : os ROOM EFFICIENCY: STEAM HEAT: 855. —j ern. new: $65: references. GODWI Sr ett ett constructed j/i|| NINA PL.. 5030—6 Teceaer Samm SN 3817-4 rooms and sam 2911 GEYER. 46) \R \ > ~)! ‘ mar. et 37) and excelient equippec: uneur- j/)| janitor service: $80. ) SR ; ATERMAN » 17 Abas 2604RK. (cS3} ARSENAL. 4508 ait longed mi T. [E R | chs | sage maintenance; rents $135 {j// CK E-BU ERMANN. 804 ee room. sect a2 lor. CA irst_ Hope, room Al ce Tia yi — eo : ra! I reas. cc r } —_ - j ¢ 3 na : E WATERMA’ * nas f « ron” lip . wmN 1} Kk} my } 4 ' J bi ). 1}? 5850—6 2 AT} rs mA _" -?. ot a i re = — a i) | : home: $103. Ber mill ‘ n C ORNET & ZE IBIG nths' : a real home: $103 ae ; — oor LN >: 2 — we ) AT in ryt B : ith os ’ 5845—5 ng — E fhurneroua } ° 5. Forest 4353, MORRIS A. 4c H R. ( 0. INC., 826 Chestnut ‘19 Chestnut St. ||| “reom: Al condition: gerage hes | WITERMWAS., roums, . O24 eg ierercosoenocoeatoren . sannmaie it) sprrievpry RES ; ’ : . % ave: first fleor emst. ) BE LT-INSPECT = | ero eyo SHUCHART REALTY CO. oP INTELN & SON 617 dressin ¢) t & e »b ie 4 N R Lc I H I AV 4 porch, oo »de il decorate. eae “rent: 6 large rooms and . ’ AMAN. poms TERS al ar ; ' F ’ ™ : * i ; - 4 bag J - ‘ter rere 111 N. +} Beautiful well lighted apart--, as 3 ‘c) | ave being decorated. Open. 4 oe : a : Fg, aaa a . BES IR KIN‘ SSLAND,. 734—5 rge rooms, open | - me : = = iraxe nd ment; &© rooms and ie¢ Lk oreh D in Al po nl garage Op- NORTHWOOD 6304—7 rooms; % ak F Kh Ls. : 57 10— BEDR MS, caaieaiinen strictliv m ode rn: 2 F , % in put in good shape * aes F =. ING LUDING 33 BEDE INQUIRE : tei H SRT REALTY CO... 814 Chestnut. | _J. L EPSTEIN "st SON, 617 O q DEC i aia ie ee ont how PR oede pepe ah aise ate 2 i eerste FY = |b Ak ley ig Srey eF See! a * ‘2 “ ey a ee Ls, E Kh MS heat an, tar _— —. . oS . . fe 4 a ° e je bath; heat and janitor ger ice apartment: fin erences: $150 to $155. Shellabarger Lbr. Co. Ball Lumber Co. 4400 GRAVOIS AVE. LADUE RD.and TERM. TRACKS Phone Riverside 3800 Phone WYdown 0768 21 LF. 4 9 BOO 3+ S—5 rooms and Melcher-Schene Hdwe. Co. 4900 NATURAL BRIDGE Phone COlfax 0191 rt Craft Re-Roofing Co. 6119 Gravois Ave. We Will Apply a BIRD’S ROOF and Give You One Year to Pay. Phone Riverside 1565 ~~ rooms. 2» rooms on Oo pen woren: Pe t lncated ODDYOs) - Le t 4722 A—j5 rooms and b pear oe al ins lan . ‘ ate WM keh ee “hestnut st ; — a ons ae. rena ee wer D. (eT) “‘ £ me. tae Ald b & \ 4 _ cluding heat; t mag : , 2243 lweimar GASCONADE APTs.—1-RO00M EFFI‘ I- - . naa Ml ob , WES HUMMERT, 3956 8. Grand, LAciede 6346. — __= , 212 N. TPH. pen | NISHED. MARTIN OLIAN, 1010 ots7> | nat. F Serlor. with butit-in bed; ressenebie . . Owe a a Ba ar = . — ere, 26) - 7 | ; : vA a ANNE. 3S42—Living room ining MAIN 5056. (8 J. 1. EPSTEIN & 80%. £2 ee | n2-__t. 2 AKE WELL, GArfield 3: 55552 ame | ot. ome en , ve r Om rer - atti s* vacant Oct. >. a aa . ; 2AT i o" ce te stit: toe box. stove, Mur- i st garage if desired, ae ¢: rént reduced —s. j at. , Osi — ES, ; 7... Ge ’ ty | PERS HING 70023 elegant — ¥ = 4 > Chestnul shower bath: - eeomtira: tnwe: private) 2s. ey te SE > en =oC - —— team heat utside janit , a nt Apartment sfc- coor sae ae = _ i] . “sil = ATEBRMA! 44D si . is On lie Dati harc Of f' anor = ‘ ‘ OLIVE. 367 5-2}-—4 RAND : ae c ERATION FURNISHED: $62.50. RIVER- porch, edu ation rict. neu 15 . ain. ardwood floors. 19 ( hest? - St | : : ’ apartment. 3 a | Porches. larce closets. southern exposure: rent ouby. isRANI ‘opr 4915 Deimar. | HEAT AND JANITOR SERVICE FTR- | electric refrige STGATE. te Five lovely rooms, sun U eat, PE nae dressir tr wo In- | ‘800 Chestaet. G Arfield 67 79-4710. KINGSHIGHWAY. 1416 N.—Fi; -RSHING. 6061—Modern 6 ee - Sn room efficiency” E-BUERMANN R'LTY | 4401 FOREST PARK BI. ROE PTGER MASEK REALTY Co. | © SSSsS Sg oo Thir® or s nd floor: 4+ larg G jeld 19 N, } $73: ‘ room 4s 3 of . S90 Ss. SUS | O'REILLY co... 723 Aw , riestiat lable- bes maintenance? Fr. J. CORNWELL R. E. CO.. E58. ™ Wr ros aeT--A i, i Ry PO reenter a ph rer cenaegs drive: fust rednced to $7: Terms Sawer e sees IEE ot cOU vice uire dirst £20 et, rec ~ Reditak - aienieal tee ng eer: ees SHING, oe — newly, ae WOLF-POLLACK. 101 N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 "0m units. $75.00 to $85.00" includes gas $5: | tricity and gas inc! — | PERS os : . Paros. 3 WVThines. ¥ oes jectricity: kitchenette furnished com: | JOHN. H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | “SON E SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. rst-clase wh ll janit cwcond floors. 3 LAFAYETTE AND SPRING—Northeast | pieie , asilé. ten eomtale sae nal estaut. | : ‘“aldine”’ r | J. lL EPSTEIN ry SON . 617 é' - garages ormer I putifu! Tet 2 l rooms ‘ : , ~s 7 sat & iE SYTHE 7 1iN og } room n —_—" eee or AiGgine apartmen ~ cor a . p Ss . Clemens. At- : _ w.- 4 . yer ETOP ay? a ] ‘ - . afr tor i °. = r i R ap a | vo set be t ‘ + . ' ps : 1s a? a r o iimz. j ly bls ‘ K T° r rers!? ‘e. P. PERSHING 5SSO —Perautiful: ’ 5 xg 4 5 e 7i0A°bS 71 emens At- io victime ov, | S08 Chestnut 4593 a ESI-PRANGE & Y hes S700 west, Desirab: e apartment . recn rior, siceving perch aad 28 4 oo ive apartments: reasonabie “Oi fax NES Se s~k See he & € wae ‘and lars sum parior ‘4 floor 10 st and 3rd floors: evaiiabie 6 Gam 4 a a ) rooms For particalare. cab : : = Bi n for inspection. Phone € r i: : , floor east. - Sa fied 6057 er owner. CAbany 4 CA BANNE PORSY THF. , ROOM MODERN: : -Entral rant KY —' 4 FRIGIDAIRE: ) ; ‘ — ante - , i . aes 4 | : EST 3472. DECORATE. FOR: | (ELAND 353 floor; 6 tooms, sua | "OOms. larze sunroom. screciams 3 | 763 ‘TGA ¥ a and i > — TT ; —, parlor: every convenience; garage. #377) i, ‘a PeCmt an a! Dalit! 3 = SUT eur aw, tT aml sleerene —— a | is and churches; dee- | FORSYTH. %~ E t Groom apart- | A. G. BLANKE RB. ¥. CO. 711 Chestnut. | “8507 Dr 10. Rent 3% a 2 Ki ere eee en ee aN Suit: open ee janitor “ 7) | ment. second floor east: all large rooms: ; : - ' TIFTIEN: - : a 4 Mah'ler. GArfield Six 5 nf 40 , | Sarage : — D. 800—Nes =ee ern oO-room ef- 1 - ' 3 - (.IRAL DIN RROS. RK. F. CO... 2123 Chestnet. | — age are r aent iry: wet | ; ~ = ~ | : ' r Se, * t ™ - . Ee il 514-1] + 8 ai bann wih ; Bt di N T * Al IN. 4: 189——4-5 r m. efficiene, ; md . to re at recta ig ret bib C ae aa heat. jan service, j cet x and estove a ee m apartment , |; very reasonat COlfax $37 (cR4Q) whe th oY Le ——limeciate possession: lv- how a . S3°4 S 4 ; . “~ ~~ ae room with Murphy. . new b second | oa BOT- | Pas ur awe | = ———- -— | LELAND. &15 : (74 T)} E LA P " w~f ae = ‘ ‘¢ i 4 & ‘Om Ss, SA? 5a) iidin ashi, KE . READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY: Bird’s celebrated Asphalt Roofings are backed by a policy from the National Union Fire Insurance Co. against damage from HAIL and WIND. Ordinary Tornado Insurance W/L] NOT protect you against a hail loss. Get this right. Ordinary asphalt roofing does not offer HAIL and WIND Insurance. Don’t be fooled on this. j a rent orated. | WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO... MAiIn 1485. ae is Re | eN BT. TT RE. ° ; 409 = ri 5k 84——4 OOEale = cas in? or a - el Rk ——o NESLY | wrieht Bid 4D i eT , fi. $4.5 BD Ltn i! . : J }; é ' ‘ ‘DECORATED THROUGHOUT | 700 8 ELAND | PLYMOUTH, EFPICIENCY 2 ‘BARNGROV E & “PRs H SZ | 7 “= na : rom apartment Heat Sanitor FLAT. WitH ft: 1,RAC FE: ‘ Pex m= Bath. new-=§ &§ rie 2 garage. rent very reasonabhbiec. Ae “Ss 11638 FERGU SON av. vy Os92. ; PANGBERN. ealtor. — = : rooms, south 7334 Deim Abany 4400 f . ; : it, “t¢ “ee frapes ;- ns a H A M ILTON we ~—-. Sia = r e ooning — and ood ae pan Mur- ST rR R AT Ic A aan ToOOoms. + OT efi iciencer - | “ Be OTTORE = RE. ALTY “OO. * 491 “4 - ‘ oom: | ) phe tric refri : uxHs * a poraet Sirend ond’ ta southwest comer | Delma: | and mesered: 850 Sod naay: Newly enlnted | EUGENE ey "ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & u light amen a i ¢ ' srand an ontana low rent :- ~me pa SR. — . eC Al ER INC. $17 Chestnut. — i me and brigtt: A iy a] PR en elem ~* ry ° heat. tanit or. ¥ ail a | J 3 e0oi— ° lerwe rgoms and, Mw rphv a7 ¥ & Mm ~ ay i wy we. “heetnut MI ~~ enact 04% (¢ | tn ~ : new ty eet: — kept buiid- HAM! T N 1033 t. 3i)—Mut ." 4009 LIN ‘DELL BL. ‘DOUGHERTY SHEEHAN. | FRANC ES-PERRY mt "TH. 110 N. 7th t | janite - ry ay oo Net cami d; beat, - artments—4-room efficiencies: ia aa YF oa fticte z, Murphy, beds: = et location: near SScen Are , ? Ne Dectian ” . .. school; bus passes door. Rent very oe WILL] 618 SOUTH HANLEY ROAD | ramon. erica 4 aN ALMER INC. 817 Ch Bnd a - AMS a 5.4 a i 2 4067 3 Grand. KRATZ R. ‘. Automatic refrigeration om iv is. a row Ter iO f TP * sy * ; refrigera ~4 CATES, 80: »y—4- erner epeartimernt. - on sc heat ed « ePing porch ; Um. meinerator. ately € Buy Bird’s Insured 7 | Murphy bed, half bio hm ¢ - ne . . a rooms ! " ‘Sou. first| tile bein. ahower modern ee | ter pA re ae aoe gh A af Wydown | sun parlor. Special cone ession te d@egir- | omen ow 7 mu! - - . tbeau-lable tenant ¢ SUSRERGERnnenenennseccenecaneen z en \ CORN “a ~ 4 im rea wes le tifuly furnished one adie an CAbany “M4h ry: , | RN ET ZF ; is = sonab - SFNISAMG e832} - — a: Bc ee 4 priced: open S8eaan8 . SSARASSRSRERRRRESSESEES. 719 Cheshaus an & TRIG i560. (00) BL NESEY REAL fy co. 504 Wainwright | REMAN. 716— 5-roem efficiency - gent a . oT S7—8 large reome, large WEN eK GA : " Blas _ porch, garage. Victor 3901]. ~~ ie) vedu ~ fabs onak’ furnished: —er seeeseee * *

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SUNDAE SUNDAY, === OCTOBER 9 1927, OCTOBER 4, 1927, === ERY. 192" T APARTMENTS 'S FOR RENP ' APARTMENTS FOR RENT Nek . West ’ A j APARTMENTS FOR RENT | _ 82000 ) REAL ESTA 4ATE For Sale, ee ee West PARTR MIEN TS . + | RAIRIE AND PALM | MAIN 4557-8-y Ta APARTMENTS FOR Lpagp Oy | | HENRY R. WEISELS Co. , INC. it a aE ea te ee, aia FO ; = —_ . es — | } SHERIDAN A Aranrue NT. “a 3 OLIVE || RENTS REDUCED | 4or5 rvom efficiency: Ment newly decora ated R RENT, | ] i Bn aDPart- | APARTMEN TS FO _West HAMPDEN. HALL || _E wre Wanted, and ams wussavenns ene rt tts _West —————————— t Bungalows, Cottages, F la R RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT THE CONGRESS | ts, A ‘partments, “APARTMEN’ T'S FOR RENT — DELMON ce _ Residences For Sale T Oday, sr. Lous 3B reece Ac POST. GENTS AGENTS’ RENT LISTS MERCANTILE TRUST ¢ CO. ne | roi. | CEntral 3700 EIGHTH AND HTH buindin2ewy nd Painted; |!) McPherson and Newstead || | 27 Stories voierere. 4 APAR IACUBE STH AND nmesiens STS HTH cluding ‘painting; ‘halle gee renovated, in- Hi!) 5 available out of 52 apartments, HT | Large sad smal]! Sa H a9 es PARK VIEW TMENTS 2 ludes jani . ine oo ev oung; halls ne WlyY carpeted Hf 6 rooms, 2 baths. furnishe le apartments, | Apartments, 3 and 4 room efficiencies, | 7111 Alamo: 5 rooms, bath, hot. 5673 Enrigh third fico an 5. " Rent inc uceés jan tor service, heat and hot Water, Hy and decy rated, ii 5 rooms. 1 bath. if | hote] ronment athe aished. Also i} on a fen “ote furnished: vow heat; a furnished $80 00 | 8 ro rootie 6 ; | | 4931 LINDELL [Chase Apartments). 10 rooms, 3 bathe. 9500.00 to $450 09 = [||] 7°" EF & R. G. Scott, goo Chestnut. || | sake in ht eed py , leases || |] available to or “ineoection, ee (83) } riba daz’ wee eek or monthe: hoe i | i ae ope }y = —— ¢ a ak Uiiding is a nai puar- ae i Suth of Fai; sround Park, twa blo f | 4925 WEST PINE, 3d floor, 9 rooms, 3 baths and ga aan le i'l ant on ij— — etiniamsall —— FLATS ; C: | 9 | 9620 WATERMAN, third floor, 7 sor ttt” 274 garage... “20 OO at ty Of its Convenience and Gopira- oh Bape O'Fallon, 4 roo ms, gas..." 18 00 room oF Pee eeneeoe t, ironing board-and tc, . “ha With ¥ We INTERDEIV ye Phan wn north, 5 rooms, sun parlor, alecping ace | SERVICE: ONLY 329 iS a AND Yeast | BEAUTIFUL “AP. ARTMEN # ‘RAND, 7310 RAND Tag eatal_ Be hotel net OF unfurnished, Also seid path and’ cet pence pa Lats Pendigtos second floor’ Pentsan _—_ vata am © Tefrigeras; i porch; mew electric fixtures an new] ; ; | AP, ENTS ’ ? * A N.—B5-room io Inge tay OF Mont S. rae : and janitor ser, Ce furnisheg oy =. $16 SAVOY COURT, 4 rooms, sun parlor ‘ yore art ew Oe | —9-_W. KERR. CO. 9 HE OR LOOF. - POR LEA SI h housekeeping heat furnished” aE Mnthertonsces ng mepection, —— 3) I nee posts SG41A Ver n, nd “floor: ‘4 advo Sund: a ; 5 pari and urphy bed, lif . TuyYr +S =— a | 7 hewly decor ated: reasonah le rye — a 530} Easton: ‘on and electric ey 35 00 rooms and bath... S86 es ey ‘ 465 00 560. Ps , e Dar ment), 6 rooms... .. 85 00 Pegler, “7 ! ON 6006 Ki t aéhe r: 4 roome and bath. . 85 00 | uate tein... RENT REDUCED C at 7600 Wydown BI.) ) North | neebury: 6 roome, bath 1426 8. Grand ; 6 6402 ENRIGHT. second floor west, 5 rooms and sun ae 90 | 6253 N | SADEN~e— BADEN Fa t Brow , oc iumace |... rome no Second floor; ROZID ‘ 823 CLARA, third floor aerth:’ 5 niine ane oooh aaa = sa oe . wie Faianl ‘Oceupan Ene? mendy for imme. | rah 40, “Cail Bi Tpened iw mal efficien. | || sib — ch partments. 1000 a. tite St third floor east: 60 00 1010 {2 Kingshich ss °° “sauas 45 00 REALTY CO SW. CORNER TAYLOR AND LACLEDE,, 5 rooms... $70.00 and 75 99 ‘|| POSSESSION mpg. ti Idiete ict. Dri ‘out ‘and’ eid, Teelden- | Orr ii ieney ; rent $75 aleo ane vet 1435 O'Fallon, “econd “Hor” — 2244 Warr ren. second floor: "3 ** ~ COOL WESTOA TE, Se voi “ang “igre ee ee 810.00 a at JOSEPH DART REALTY COMPAN gy Cone: ma ORT sat 2nd see it today. | N Hi] large 6-room effici ith , SED SoS seen, -» 21 00 : =e ae a ~~ zee ant Murphy ued, chides fas ang ‘? 0 | GArtfielg 6336 03 N, aie 7400 Wat OOKLA? vie Wath eiiiae at | CUPP ea is Pree infatDinhed: “Telits inelude ics Maple, secsnd floor, 6 roome, £006 Shenandoah, second ticor;'4 *) 50 enn Laneend end” dhite *“e2-2°*+2-..50.50, 0 ; bees oe : ws - O de ae utifully tunnicnc— a i . “*@resees mn 6319 DELMAR. second and third — floors, 5 roome and Gan 8U OU ON E MONTH FREF REAL ESTATE $ RUDI “DER M78, gas. heat, lis > sige t bede; eaten’ ny ioe hen complete {or hounckeep 8 HOU Tne gears: te: ESS TET edad. Hf a Private hom $15 k. at 7 Ny maser on AP ARTMENTS FOR RENT | 6323 DELMAR, second floor west, 5 rooms’ and ‘breaking +l 80 a0 | wi iI pede nemar ey is De ents; 2020 Olive ~ Air 5035-5056, ed ji] Premises, Call CABANY 6375, OR SES : ie ; ( Nspection. SSaSSEEE SS an 6255 DELMA Og FR ptt | eee 6309 DELMAR third floor west, 5 — Maine — See 20rTch : rer? iy) ee 1816 W ASHINGTON, second floor west, ; hd] reon) effi i) MR ue to eee Oe ee Se ee 26.06 w's's 65 0 [ j > ZA N. EVUCL Il). 4 rooms and 6un pari — Sa alec lad F — 00 | 286 RNG APART ME NTS ti kn 50 03 ershin ) hen ii 5-reom efficiency. . ( —&4 | Vi * INEST * I CATION” in’ sia cirt ante. Fa i 1 the most attractive yin best- | y. i PLAZA | DRIVE APTS. South Side Pershing, 3 iil HOUSAM REALTY CO., Hy South Hi 312 International Life Bldg. H | RY PR epee Hi GArfield 0270 West of Union ||| ALLEN ~140— | —— ——— 573 4 roome 2732 Washington - 327 rooms, ¢lec- 29 fyashington, S rooms, bath 86 00 | 3206 trie bathe atig TOON. -».8 86 00 Bogy © lub. 4-room’ cnifes.’ p.:e 85 00 6052 armadu + 11 rooms... ‘ ke: 7-room bunga- om cottage; baih mode : j ent 15 J” room fur mMished apart- 112 ane tlectrie **®@eees *‘-e 30 00 4643 Lindel : 15 rooms. S baits, & 00 Our nice rooms. 6-room efficiency, || | come bo ith Oe pout furbishings: jn. | Moco oy _ Kineshishwag! , Pence hardwood floors. hot-water _ t » 2Partmer.ts in the cit > © Manager at 28] Plaza drive, i Cherokee. : Aclec d KAILK BREN ‘NER, 2801 | |= . 5214 Del water heat. 95 00 eat dmisai card ; ))} ARLETON hy not look at these apartments? They | I f} — © of one ) ace A Pe eotire 5 | CASTLE MAN 446 “a2 is HH ‘ a elmar: 10 rooms, “bah: 95 00 only, Cr month. ........ 260 00 8 anitor : are the larg || 400r space of eac ullding, giving |/ | ener pe ‘ieely Turntahed ly! j } | ‘7 ert i . SE | fl Unesual light and air for each tenant. | | idaipe Teleuguey : a ees electric, “Frig. Le Cambridge Apartments 1112 N. o4gep- OUSES FOR ~LOLORED » (oy i} Oo ui a ‘ AVE > } “ . . | yi) land Street Cals, Usseg and sery ice cars: if ent includes gas and ele Ctricity, 2 ! j 20 weekly GRana Eye: rent today: i’ ft 4917. 19 McPherson 22: 431 NN Franklin’ third fees”?! —- “§ Z° 90 00 28 Locust, 10 rooms. ** wr cs oll 78 06 ; mi 7) n e | ODPOBite Fore “Rt RP; ric ee Janitor, j in- -a-dor beds. ice e box and gas Btove: in NEBRAS SK _ - em SS , } 2231 Franklin 4 room oaie Biddie; 6 rooms. ba Sag ). i if DIESTELHORS t in high h-clasg ne} ehborhood : © xtra fine. iH A, ~O1 2 33 rooms, complete fil Be 4autifully and luxurious) fur- 270 , ov we VE SER TEE 25 00 C8692 © 6b660 ea ** te ee ‘ . } } T Ke 5477 Delmar. furnished r mpiet y I y «1/UG6 ranklin, second. 7 ee t; , NST. CO., | if | it) |i OREON k. G. SCOTT é in Rosse aa 0. e)> | iii) ished hotel rooms, with private | J rooms — 25 00 1820 Bidaie mg 084 floor Try hy ii] Sn ens i . j als Wr Wee = See eee De ae , re _ ‘ 3 on ,, “Ginn ES eee ee “Ine of the best arranged aD 5 i 4 ROOMS. MURPHY | 800 EP sale if ee autiful faraiees” ouple wishes to share | tp! dor ised: bow ren teh ghar hy ~~ | 2706 3 anki, second floor rie 25 00 1820 bids first’ floor’ east side, =. 08 ; A and egy IPped buridin a ye S SKINKER Heil | _——————_—_——— able. 4a:timen T@ARON- | 1 , ; " ‘ we Ch ieee os, . | Kn 2 i? dial ra ““e8 of ° bid nin ——— >Re . ” ; Ice beautiful lobby and lounge; Se PE Reape: een ebs oe Bi re — . “partments, S Ome {| i} o6: 39 PAGE AV, | ———— ——————— = =| k ; bi ! T3TH—3 room DELMAR BL. Hat Pa | 2817 Chouteau, 3-stor buildi , 136°66 floor loft; light factory, 76 00 MeuEN Aw,” KE C0., 1308 treet Hint or $69 You Can Got nal Open for j inspection, Southwest ‘Apartment Hotel | i 20 N. Garrison .- ne. }| 2544 st, Le re e) MPH ERSON EH pee 08_N, GRAND Hid iF uu a x€ He a | fii || KING i — WE Sith ebece. ... 40 v0 uis Nitieteed Lic rs 30 00 McPHERSON ——e ron ine partes Consisting of living room, | | | ; pew AY. 58594 § 9 ae |Grand = and Cozens,’ desirable : we racle fine condition: ope 5. vee Soren —_ === ———.! ||| bedroom, breakfast room. kitchen and || | W. B. SHEL P & CO. £48. electric: couple. Foon ett. 445 De Baliviere stores; heat furnished. -$50 and up 308 pauper: were Le eeeaee a VU and P. oC, BEY SYNON. mtr 6 _¢ Chestn ‘ — ‘ill bath, two Concealed full-size bedg. || | 109 N. re Hi leno Riverside 3097 Beautifully furnished efficiency 6006 Kingsbury large store; 33 2 Cees 2 stores lt bot McPHERSON— 5733... ge 3 ‘orner Waterman: ex- WEST PINE. 417 Fink room €fficienc | i Shower bath, electric, gas, heat. hot- immiel 9th | MAGN NOL a oe Rete 75 ag, ST ba apartme nts, single hotel rooms, Steam bea at Pe WOR aS oe bas 100 00 2220 Chestny So rp "ee ebes 5 £5 00 path. apart- pore Pe first bag “EEb0. oo” S screened SKINKER, 32 Leto concrete construc- Murphy bed, steam heat. Janitor gery; arte | water and janitor service included, || | ||! —~ ee lede 3867 e62) | buffet apartments, completed and LS ee © ped oo J. EPSTEIN , 617 Chestnut, cepticnal oo soundproof, ggg ut Baraze optional (00 ||| See manager ‘at building, i } — ——— = —— ready for occupancy, Furnished or ee! as, icPHERSON Sse Boer weet. 5 ¢ then ot porches. large closets, tile bat ‘8+ | ZEPHYR I PL., 733: 2D FLOO | | Oreon E. & R. G. Scott, 800 vO Chestnut. SS West unfurnished. A new and most FLATS FOR RENT—Central HOUSEs, FLAT ET ra iHTs) — it poe “ Open Wr aec Rent $xq- oan é ae"s te ooh Re gee yy OY | ROOM EEE Cincy MU Ont BED: —=== =o | COLLEGIATE ete ot a ag hotel in the | EASTON, 3037A—J large rooms: low S, “a ARTMENT BON Ban) decorated. JUMN A. WATKINS. 722 oms and | SCHOOL. PLEWO HIGH PARTME NT ; I APARTMENTS —_ 7 « ey eM ie AGENTS’ RENT Raye: wore ee. Sohn acts — a = _SEMCET, 112 yo oars, | ead RTMEN ‘Ss FOR RENT APARTMENTS || weath. Office joye shed. | mia cons The Rane] gh petthx amy Any os 1808 N. GRAND es ment ABAVIEW bea utif 1 Ss Ly nt rawNs 7 oh "4 : se rooms, $d floor. 7 te LOW KEN’ AT FOREST PARK | . a ei OOtch: af » J ND JANITOR; SIVE EFI CIENCY APARTMEN? “ty pat —a——— BARTMER eee crnationa e &. TARRISO 1347, ; ectric. 00 | |} decoraied and ew ti ve, wy 4 WATER A) ry i FFERSON 536 hears "2 =i €an8 @-reeme and large porches: quiet — = BARTMER, 5583- Large south Tront ro ({ f 27 | GARRISON, 1345 N.— ath; || fention st” | ; ae ial Miducerne nt See ke hind floor S| a ON PREMISES J cR2r | PR a0 A om a mag nn ntowngl pane lessens |? and well kept: no c hildren. See Janitor | ee clean, warm: kitehe privile ses: ae “— RY OUn’ ° new! ae pitchenette, tile 5 rome, ant for SHA t on 104 , Sth at. cn - REALTY ERIVERSITY DE RIVE, 6821—7 -ooms: pane etrigeration, light, vag and heai | — RE ADY TO rien at | | | Roa hs, floor south, near Wa: | 75e -~ $100 Tea ee AT THE “tellete ax, > N.—4 rooms. bath, 22364 North sees e* , + 4945.00 i] t { rlie 34 or | + ~s3} conveniences: : ID; sre janitor. i | V0 completely urnished: 7) b M | . Market West; five |G Arfield 0045 utif apart ; ‘ ————_-2t Sten 0 re + | Dlayer-pj - : ) 4, elect f tile bath. | M. \ PLE ry : — ric refrineta ion if desired. PArkview | & KOOMS 3 BATHS GARAGE. 5629 Enriz cht: 3 rooms. completely fur- i R Aboot ans3 } or r Pee: eee reference 3) 453 DE BALIYV IERE AV ENUE | a CO. hut st room 5 Hee re *# es -317.00 ff ISK2I (conte 1% ely ae nue Cabanne, ~ $3053 open: a .99) Be $32 55.2. ists N.—4 vOOERM, bath, | SEN ALT atin Pio” x —4 rooms: no advante ie i a : acass VMS, in-a-dor SHINGTON. 5117—2d floor. 5 roome |! aan: ‘ oO anit /8Un parlor, open porc! 1, ~ baths: will deco. | 109 N. 8 { 4 ° 9 room-efficic ncy; every} 332 ; 4 ce in | - MAin 4557. - i Ch stn t. TRC Re 4 cepp ae eye a CORBITT 6x : 2 p349A Easton. 3 rooms, bath, $32.50. | MOR? AN, 9OU—TO roc mse; 2d 4g 6620 Clemens; 5 rooms - ° ley St: 4 rooms: a ademas tocation fe7i | : {ET PARTMEN BL In_ 4557. anc estnu ——— + ©837—Front reom, kitchenette 0494) - a ) “Gal ’ ; | fine location: rent $65 . bario on — -1. Sil N. Whittier (cor. ty Sain. i ¢ > ’ ani | a sha’ ate bath, ght, Gas. heat furnished ae A ys toth, 3 rooms, 32 loors; toilet. electric; $60. co -+»+.8100 60 b-let Ernon | | OREONF & RG “LTT, 800 Chestnyt) ME WASHINGTON gg nee |e nd ett 4-room effi. J-ROOM APART MENT, $190 || 4 Rooms, 6-Room Efficiency | mF Tae CAbany se7dwe | Urnished. Easton oy WAYEOR DEE. Oy Water ap OA, Ne roomie and “ale? 1308 Magen: 13 Foome: “da eeeeee | ase expires | NAPL E. 5559—5 and .' inn and “Tight 2 vacant: will pw eo d one os oe ar: | elency ; Senerickty and gas furnished ; very | 5624 Cabanne ay - very desienbie and | ? 7. i | bz Tt 6358 Tivoli) —3 and 4 room | 839q7t— — nar O777.(c) water and elec ‘tric: neat and clean; ey cCausland: 5 ¢ — ¥ 45% Ww | roome ti} jee hath. showers oi] painted ; | B. A. THO iM Ft SON. = x Ti: aoe reasonable. Manager on Premises | attrac live aps: riment,. fust vacant. 3 baths tf Front aod Rear Entrances. | efficiency furnished =O u furnished. (os) ‘tee av i berta: a roonis, bath, to}. ( ‘ KOTSREAN 5768 Westent.. tiret Sees e 84 on | My yy janitor 7, of ey i i a n Se: everything ee WASHINGTON. Pe . atten vd frig- | ott eee REAR Mes eee cheatn aa. enclosed porch, open vorch, Frig- i} WEST HARLAN COURT DELMAR. wn: 2A— , rooms. furnishe ‘d | 38014 Texas, 5 rooms. bath. ‘toilet a + $ a | OF “3 BE, pene sean, bath Fe con ‘sunroom thira’ rooms, 7 00 ; Beco: >. ais ; me ment: ges. erectric, neat. * : rem. | EN apartment; 10t, Ct d wal [1 3 or S aieetere : Lestnu 650 : thet dak, om CBT yo wend MAPLE AVENUE @ faton: reasonable rent: janitor on Ye?) | 0641 Waterman. 7 rooms? bathe, | L_GAMBPRILL & CO. 1631 Arcade Bldg, | | 5463 DELMAR BOULEVARD Steam heat: aduiis a ne; rr ttn Bi ous, Ce 40: 00 oLive 3138A—5 rome, Ae i) and fur. : bach LJ rooms, tile neon Pr coca floor: : — hardwood floors, = 1023 jarse rooms: will | 5RR5 ake. and refrigeration $135 00 C HOIC EAP, ARTMEN TS i Include electricit { 4 EVANS, 4: 01 ompletely furnished # | 2804.4 S. Jeff rson; 3 roome, gag 15. 00 | nace: 855, $148, 6 : FI ‘ on ne Renata sr Comer month. . 2 wpe Ul les tone hot-water: 495% Mer ine nooms ee £0 00 | 000 Mamiton> « womne. sun waster il 2 bede with Gressete, nt” &nc phone, pRooms epartment, hot-water heat, teje. | 806A Kiddle, 3 rooms: No. 8. 18.00 PAPIN: 3506—3 ~~ —- GRand 4364 Won Pine sc , | OMPANY. m du in Al ccudition; heat, 5238 Wey tttson. 3 roome’!'***° 80 00 | + ved f s;Ube. €as range and sink. _ Linens and | area Menard (34 flocr) 3 re 10.00} 1195K. Grand ‘and Manchester cars. , t} - " , “7 CO %~38 Waterm: 2 Meme °°" os 9907 Washin gton: 4 roomse. sun parlor: Manager there to show apa | ei] ly apm ; 20ms ) ART : A rd os ust — to St Charles. (¢7) ei a. * HOMPSO> ¥. 5872 Delmer. Iu LEY r 2 AC ty lop y a ‘Sone | new 7 wane red and’ Dainted close to | | Rent onis $64.5 a artments, | PoRSTE ee Sere aults ~ e) | woe a WALTERS or, rem = = ex . 7.00 PAPIN, . de )—Four nice roows,. ; wi : 3420 pe , nr indme 76 00 —s2 © ee livin — : pitiful +-room aie. . APA... } chur hee. schools, | | - é - it sete : ~,.£ente | allow $2 for movin rooms, room. 4s itchens tte, dinette Ligh ee LON ne 4032 Gratiot: 3 26 second floor “Bax on the lease. SOs ee pe a renting furnished. Ca! yA J. MOSS f | tele Dhone. rad io 2, ar lin g : oe eda JS2144 Park.’ 6 Pe ? 50 ¥'1 +% 4029 ba " » 8@cond 00 NNISTER R. EF. Co. b Pacnis 4 3—Fi et floor of nice APARTME NTS. | mar 6] | mor es V9 ber! 3003 s r See eh Se 5 rooms 2); 24 floor. , wenty-fitth.’ 3 | f 533 Clara MAIN 0444, " WASHINGTON. 44; it ; 31° 3-room efficie | | | month. CAbany 3881M. > | aA Park, 5 rooms.’ **' 35.0 SEVERTH 45 alt seco . * rt ie 6 le 4 2 r ? nec > = ee ~@t ‘ (c) . ie ee s J. U A” ANG il rooma, bat ee ; ‘With — — : yt - le oni : heatin agg janitor: a roon} efficiencies, gor 9.50 and $51. 50, | WEST. AP ARTMENTS WEST. a / (CORNER De BALIVIERE, Ht | sane I TL. - oF adieae Urbished 2 rooms: | “008 arratt” 4 peooms ioe ee 31°30 gob PF ayy ot "KOTSRRAR CO: 4578 Maffit; 4 ‘etna ba oe - } oe a. Sete 2 . rlor |; OD premises ; é Ul rooms, toilet: redec orate $25 . | S00 Che stnut. : rental in tow wo for this Etrle of building p bs Rea itiful rst i) bic ed o ° evening (CRO) ; Fooms, bat! + SUN. parlo REALTY co &. M. H. ‘RODEMYER & CoO. af Or: Scrose ire om Suldan. (c) KF LAT S F OR REN T SMERID HOUSES i ee location. Man nager on. Premises, tela te @ b @rvic €: rent issmeas: teen AP ARTME Te ; ie ‘LETC HER H! ARRIS MAin 5500 ee i il 109 N. & th St. MAin 4124 micas ae ° 6018—We operate furnished 2K SHE Ae. 3018— roonmis, : third —_ 1 Highland Ter.: lo rooma, —=". FH | phone DEImar 5353 or Garfield 2 BA ; 0. he CAbany 4400. (ce) F eland. 749: > rooms eV BS. $105 | __ ~00 N, ‘ ane | fi seein | apartments; all west end, » reoms, $44. an 0A Allen: ‘) rooms, e! lectric $25. = ens path, toilet,\electric lughte. 2 baths, furnace sveees$ 85 00 Ih e452 WASHINGTON BLT | Sete heat tenes n0 4] [_— === | | free Hat "ehs® sour! Can CAbacwlgbed: | 2012 sorte, Tooms, lect, 92s. er la a Ne aeere : , i ' * i ort Ww ood. 6304 - 7. =~—" e } | 0 you, d any we 7 « > 30, + ™ ; j i °r @ ** ry BI it [. WE W S T 5 tt Was ments—3 and 4 aad | parker. 4921: 6 — eee “4 + Hi gh- Class Apartments | i a (eT) 202 LaSalle: 4 ~ rooms, bint electric, by irrb tot 210K RY —# rooms, in good con. | |} @lo pnambers; 6 se] 45 00 | ’ ; r 4 = Gai ' ee . " “ x ‘ . oo “re ee ee se rant M : os bath, ry * heat. | THIRD fig ort rooms, second floor, | 3035 Washi ; 2un par. &eTation furnished: newly decorated. @ very r esonawie. Munag ee | Etrel. 5611: 4 repens 455 O00 | tors. euuipp ed With electric refrigerstion-—’ 4AVallable 4VOW c attractively ene : tae ITTA Ridge fee ned. “ ) Apply shop below 1344 Elltot 3 ~ a fi *-$ 15 00 HE \@ Wate . 6157—G the: | Limit. 721: > > ae P His a , re ste: 5 : oms, ba 7.5 zi khe, : ; ws rected Hilt NINA PL. no 30 — . i eee, ‘aie s Bun day 24 908 meee Me ti EPSTEIN & SON, -- 95 00! being ee eo with free service: suites of | | | he at; opposite "3609. STK: $65; garage: | 1715x" 13th: 6 rooms, bath, electric, | 220A 5. 12th es Carrere ++ B35 |) 2621 Gi ow; 3 roome. fn ~~ uneur- ji!) | janie _ eee: cr nee Fee rere: arent | nd cun-| MAin ofan: 3 | 8 rooms, 4 baths. & rooms, 2 baths. and 7 ii OF 0) W shi ot pen. PArkview 3609 34. 314A Franklin ay. ES eee. 25 | | $135 [/\!' sT0C Nt ait on oO ANDERSON WATERMAN S817 —68 age FO $1% Chestnut st. | foome, 2 baths: higheat class: best ar- _ JUD asnin ON | oa REL. 043—3 lovely mar ms. Dnd Poor 715A WN. 3th: 3 rooms, electric, $15. |BEN ALTHEIMER ‘& BRO, peALTY CO. | |} umm **tese~es, 16 OO He | NINA] ad ERMANN' nig Chestnut me Qf00m, seco nd floor. CAbany 2604R. COS) | ST. —— IS APARTMENT roome, 2 ranged in city: some Open for inspection: linens, ete, CAbany (gge (cR3) 33004 St. Vincent: 3 Toome, elec.. $21. | 7 WENTY- SECOND, Q15A N43 ron oy 4922 STORES, te ro So—t Unusually fin larse ; ATERMA N. 5591—First floor. 6 rooms, Faced est locat; On in toy, ae ready for | loca ‘.ouns availab} ie, 293 l W: ashington | | MePfE SON 4426a- ies au tifully a LUPF ER-AC KER, Ine . 107 N. meh St $20: 4 rooms. $22.50: was. water, akan | Delmar (heat fur- . . eal home: $103 =~ month. 2 @ pains. siceping porch: reduced rent. ( ) | 5636 Waterman. third floor corner, | nished 2 an 3 ro house CArficld 8905 | tric, inside toilet. [Pome be at ft -*++++$100 00 pa. on —- £931 7. aclede: 6-r ~ d Om houseke CPiIng apart- ay eee 4017 J moeseion a ef this sure IATERMAN. 550: 2——8 peattiful rooms; | rooms $100 “oom duplex attracti, e | Seas Waterman, third floor corner, | | | ments FLATS. | WASH, pes Plat: 3 rooms and igiee- | 22 ia heat furnished ro4 "eos dition’ , irae Poona “A. Pe cosets: S115. FOrest 4353 5327 Pershing. 7 rooms. 9 baths: wi} | Clara av.. first “s F te 701 $60 and U Pp Corbitt, S764A: 5 rooms $60 oo; tic. Cali Poy REG tAN, MAip 4492. $492 I 2306 Olive abe io ae con on: ra ag crore =o @ 4S: "lil | - , lar PA i if - SOF eens : e HART R iE: LTY o- fats co wie ce 533: 3 Perebtng: 7 rooms second f] Ww Bor ‘particulars ‘CEntral O314. e865) ti 19 N, N EW STE AD Evans 4667 aie iT ne | ~ '/ attractive: EPSTEIN & SON 617 Chestnut. $110, ee Sor, | — GOLDM AN REAL TY CO. © Jjaree rooms and gun parlors . ; ny amar _ ae. het 2515 Persh; n 5, p ‘being decoratsd. Open PArkview. i * 4 peg 5604—6 mon moms. ‘ ung: } a ome | 0471. Y | ~ rooms. Open j + Rarage op- pee HW OOD 653034—7 | OLIVE. 4449347 floor east. 6 om Steam heat: $75: adultes. MAin 0393. eg OLIVE 4473. e€ store § in 90-family E apa rime nt: fi i oe envy line $75. in *@ | Cluding heat . ¥ _#! apartment office. ; ON _E — R SCOT ; “ Tooms, yo baths. garage and refrigerat on ce te J, M. LEVI & CY., 108 N, 7th iT erie a iy ATERMAN OO] 7 7 reoms. with 2? £& and needie thower: also sun reom arepine porch - stricti ¥Y first-class: ref. © tfences- ay 20 to $15 GODWIN BEAT. 5 x. +33 ] e}y mar, " POs? eRTO (7) warage - Opposite FUNSTON ee eee r. 800 Chestnut Manager. 4461 Oli n aaa RAND-OLIVE A New owners hewiy renovated: desif- able 2-roem « 2 Lh Corner : ‘liclency:* © concealed beds: 80uthern *XPoOKsUTrO EON & } third f) ‘| Apartment Seekers, Attention! |‘ 5938 Ki G328 Northwood: Home atmos; phere: $50 and up. ~ (83) ; “rst wes APARTMENTS ve, (c65 ; ie 963 Fubeteting: (possession Oct. 1) ] C- oN 8 WT BErvice _ MULLIN. WALT EES | )Orated. stove, ice box. $75 ‘epee must dec C HOICE APARTME NTS * En 00. Acent A conce ssion w i}! ATER: “AN Kingsbury: 4 rooms, gun Darlor. 7 large. airy roome sleeping tcPhei . 9 rag Ee: schoo}: $1? 5: decorate | %747 Me erson; fo suit. PArkvicw 2241. MAin 1778. 610 610 Chestnut. _ ’ i a f j ; « ceptional J N aye (j R EYSTO NF : j ; a apartment. eencrete c aceon Bg ett M AR N E A PARTMEN TS | ficiency: wt. ‘oundproof, fireproof, screened | 528 PERSHING., 4 rent t only S80. E ~ Borcher Y rooms and sunroom: 4 rooms and sunroom | GEO. BERGFELD CO. INC Anny | Realtors. fa- | om; that h , be Page ae those 822 Leland: yee Th. Murphy. bed: roums; w 5 ~ "y, | ‘2a ave been forced te Vv b he Tage: possession ct | f ad = shape. ROOMS. Rates SEA RTFEE, | hat ‘ Soon: “60 Leland; 5 rooms and porch: first | (——.__ i Pg te cefrieeration n toclued: ae STcaTe 7 trip ive lovely rooms, sun | 9322 SAVOY COD RT Aut e ref | | PERSHING. 5500—Furnishings «? doe | $2 | pavkhbore; $20 month. ioe _ EPSTHIN Git Chestnut. a Darlor. With uilt-ir bed reasena bie ] eye ut omati re rigeration - ' eff; ciency 4. Pong + ae deli ey in g« Pl ot tmeane: 2500 How ard ° 4 Corner roomne, $22. : L ONTON. 1530-4 7 as rooms. $24: y4 week« rooms, gan eh lect» oat ~- 4 nice lar; Five Soe / ERS RING. ote — Be rn 6 rooms, sum . 3 aa AKE EWE! Sekts, GArfieid 35: i ee en Pt en g gel me. | basement garage: two. Ps | south went’ eo: yonure be = tor’ part = Biota" Bist " Bite sean big $17, rent free COlfax 2678R (c) NKLEN” gi elec and water, $15. . ace. z : >. {t 3 “Sy - * 8 =, “2. mes; efflicie: : ~ ‘ 5, c, s ; ‘ ; ; , er or — tr : ’ ae yw ‘ Y \ ae : CEatrai 134 LTy )\ 7 ear leases. GEORG IAN CO T RT ' Turnished apartmen E. = ret floor. F Orest | JOHN Doe KERY & SON. jlo Chestnryt fleetric oven, on 3 [ a ee : - & PE Meduced ae 2336W. SON 12 Chestnut, |EUGENEB J LTHE! MER. WILLIA MIS & EER, 928A —g oom, man « ang bath Pekarthc es atamane apartlmente — STGATE G03 —e-, ond floor no rth- 5 $55 M. H, RODEMY FR i) Co, T° T%? ea “se apartment. tral CA Mii INC : S17 Chestr, ut . a ; os. anise cs a ; hath. rae man i ‘ he le ae > ae A ls a Cen 1B j i: 7, / 3 re “~ an | PERSHING SIs = tA in ~ at - et 15 ¢ ms chestnut et. ;| LYNDON APARTME NTS . | ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF DELN am ty mou Sarisers tion and local telephone | | WasHINGTOS 571 —S roc, IE Bey | | CARR, 14 33A—3 rooms, gas, elecirle wa. | | JOHN W GERSON R. CO. 134 N. 7m ot HOGAN. 1f3n% ; * 5603—> ma: wil S21 -Ko 7 Apartment: Dj Clara. 45-—6-room apartment: facing | | Slag On premises, | $65 eee man nanager. | eAOE Sh a ence LOU | (c) (BRE MEN, 22] IB “beast rooms, 4549 ENF . B00 Chestny: ! 4 Firstelang shape: open. ox Dears exposures: ty Gecorated : 4 ao ss eenman band 6 ty | beautiful Washington terrace; third Noor; }./) M. — sODEMY ER & ©O i 6128 W aT ERMAN | CARR. 1721-—S roomé® bath electric. new- | Laclede.” Delmar: ” beg Me TH. 7 c 3 a or rset were” r / . $ / a ] > i ; iif " ; “ ‘ 9 aii - | 1E0 ate (Tee SH " Sean a ; PERSHING— ‘STEIN A RON S17 Chestnut. by 3d $5 ae. i + ond loo s J | : Br R. w EISE LS CO. INC. | weet, py among nee om “ya oy rat | 109 as MAin 41°94 , ~TOOm aarael ys pl inents- rent S50. | a rte ris | PROanw ++ =Ul1A N.- —s rooms, SaAe, BOBNSBY. 1008. rooms, 7 ” anh a 55 7 mare By: ~— eine | Z MAIN -etr) . i ° a aq) i ein RET eT SPH anager i { rit ‘ roo I 7 ee ’ ‘3 tr © rooms |. eun Parlor. ficeving porch and 2 oa : | Weeraare 410—6265-71 Clemens At- ) = At 45 Sth_and_Chestnut. for immediate porsession: must be seen pe. aye od ate me HR KODE MYER & €0. | BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 7th, : af ii VAY, iss f ‘ ah Hap | mean floor NOrth | sot & bd ae floors r Once: atm. Se hve _ apartments. reasonabie renis: 3 | {to be appreciated: one of the most bea uti- 109 x Kth Mf 41° CASS 211: SAu—m4 jar © ro b ey , . J pe Moor; 2 ropme Sentral G314 | wy) d Mr ae om : 4 f tints “ano Or owt particulars. cal) | Ss eC]: al Inducements ful and beet-kept apartments in cits | FEST SS Ain_4124. | “tric: ewly. decorates: $30." ath elec: | SPARNGROVE @ avigc HY, Uz ¥. cth : PER 7 ; a Se De Arfieid 6057 owner, CAlany 5152 I Why not iook at these apartments? They | "| WESIGATE. 750 — Corner 6-room fur: | “se - ; FRSHING. oar = res fl nl wees. Fi : Whe . OF any ~ loam TO TORNADO VICTIMS are the larrert for the money In the city v: ‘teens se . ishe, ! | Porch, ste Sunroom, ke ened ¥ cat Ge 31- “93 Washineton:- 4 large rooms and ae es: “OnrD heat und damitor service. Poe 5 rooms re pe STGA ATE ' i inclo ed su ark r and « leening porch: | — a Darior oTr THVT pe . = , | ‘> P i - is Peres he he: thu t. - oes j . ; 7 RS rere = ; x G r ‘ee eee or 5 full roome and newly Cecorated; pplendid markets nearby - 3 rooms. Ph wd Bast, ele ill ir y aD Pt Ji) O.. GiR Chi tr +? S LASS FT RNISHED pe ee late posseneh i BEN ALTHEIM ee a BRO. RE ‘tare vo and street car © and service care. | TO TORNADO Victims: | WEST. RIGHT P} IC E TO RIGHT Pan. | CABS. 14! nd -meinec ate possession. four | Bt LWER. 0110—Two rooms, Water, ¢.6c- and 2, | . ) £un parlor: 6 closets: beautifully deco iv. WwW. DIESTELHOKS? R.. 5477 Delmar | ALL OPEN FOR WXSPECTION, TY. SCARANY 8335 (7) | rooms and bat $27: open today. | - a p GER. KLEIN’ (RALTY =" 9. 0 | rates new fi xtures: open for — oe (561 | ‘95 HEM ABSOLUTELY “bo-Gate, modern 3-reom | CASS. 27: “3 rooms. ‘San , glee tric, $27.17 TNT S34A~—~5 rogue bat airy miei . ‘ually Hone’ sod floor: F rooms. = a field 034 r GA i 0023. preni reduced to S67 a — $77.2 wee oes 6 large rooms; Sewiy a Corated: ideal | Partly furnis« shed apar riment. at car line. | BARNG RO VE & SPECH1 ZN. 7th St. | cold * adler a. On Low rent nts intel: Otte Of The best kent apart ; g rfielc |} __W. B. SHELP ~« 109 x. 9th. NEW | arrangement: reduced rent nod - $47: can lease Sea | 7 'S. 36014... 7 D - Trae ) ments 1 the city: eletrice rete: re-ation, 7 wm 401. —Comer Sa°-7 eae oes v- > phi: 5790 KINGSRI RY ene ot $450 a1 ve MATa deaee: —_ ve tn $15 aces dandy ¢ rooms: re- | CHAMBERS, 4 — ew! esion: Ih.. / well arene Ms ith a Hr plete fm: Murphy in-a-dor | Merla Apt.. 500 I ershing BEAUTIFUL Aprs 6 rooms. Gan gee and bed: $80. = _KERK CO. ee Cc rae o7 » rooms; newly do Cora ted. crak, B24. Sey Lok today. {O. GAr. 3165. uTphy. : A t : an fad ‘nm and ath “8 tIeda + ; . .* ” , argce roomy closet SNACE : Ray > nice = m effi iency apr! { as . , : H630 ¢ EME NS. ; s m= ah li . 4 -- nag er rooms. —_ 4 | . it co) ; | ASSY 4 | Cass 3 iA rooms, bath. electric. ’ room) te ‘ hertnay:. | PRax [S-PERny. RUTH. 110 N. tub Re MINSTER. 4780—Third floor west; 1 Ureon E. & K. G, Seott, 800 Chestnat | —— lett Hii MS | 3-Family iuil ! SS | $27.50 ee | sceond ‘flour. OF COwustairs. ae 80Ond and | ALE. Bid nice arge roome: 7 n peter: S35: all newly deco. | | —_— ——= Bhi (9 STORY—FIREPROOF ) Hii} 4 $925 West Pines BEXNEY ANDREAS i, E. Co — . oT: : Gecorated. } co Baition $82 a0 t ; ref nished floor PArkview SHER MAN AP ARTMENT _ Hi i) POOTms y Dathe iarge gun Parlor 717% Chests ut. | BA 7 heat: ts a 2 737 Las tet, / He IMPSON Aste Delmer. . F32- TINS a7 , ee i. ae 4 FU RNISHED OR U NFURNISHED | COMMODORE Hii WASHINGTON AND if Steam he ‘ated Garage. f HOUTEAL. ge ; rvoms and ath: | Weir hes min. : “ort "ALE , 519. Ly block from veal ; floor aparimen’ 2s - ng 797 — Desi A “a | CORNER SKIN NKERK AN D MecrP HERSON ae U NION BLY DS. 7 Ay HENRY Kk WE ISEL o> ae iwery pe, asonabie 2 apple pie order (4 * BBew REAL ESTAT E co % ‘615 - i a vier kat IN we 5316 PERSHING tf Hi The Arist t f th os INCORPORATED is CHOUTEAl eas BA. THOMP ee orth 6 oe | ROSE “DAL E&é& W ATERMAN’ 2 couple or 3 ladie * DOUGHERTY SHEER GN 2) semage SF if water, gen aioe automatic. refrig: || City | | CLEARY. 1433-1459 3 Teoma. elect i Yith Mur. j ~ co or. or se Roden, - vom 'chen. bat a “ee > aha aimee |}) @Fation: rents $57.40 and nf Se. Louis must modern and | | newly decorate s Artie r } | : - ° ae % . . ‘ . hid etine- ' en 6 ra ROCK'S « ATHOLIC « “CHUR RCH. ~~ salences; janitor; | ew fficiency Apartments |; Resident manager on premises. | Hil itive Apartmens Homes, “oo ‘| Donaldson Court ON DAYTON. 2806—4 rooms, ai] con Venlences TLLLAMS 4 alt light an ament 3 6 oor bo Ss aT — |, 5324 Natural Bridge: only 2 of these jh M. H. RODEMYER & Co. fi ti | Conceivabie improvement and cop iW Cx) A t t a>. penn? Dayton. ; | un Gee ’ moeer ‘ans condition: “a News. a. aratee 4. halt eo seS, fun lovely apartments je ft; 3 rooms: = ._~ on (1 109 N. Re th Si. M Ain 4124 He venience for your comfort. it r par men S a Di KSON on" _ rooms, S10. a , ‘ itis ae , » . ; rfiela ¢ LBL, bovucie nti SHEEHAN. 721 €b Hand janitor Sirvice furniahed: | 236. fieiet, wate i ‘itaietee ‘and | | —eee hin These Apartments bave that oly. ) SW. CORNER DELMAR anxp Ns ro el — effiriencies clectric refr he _ation if desired: | Janitor service, See janitor on obremines. ~ 2 a . FC) | por. Rent very ° 6e2 SAN BONIT ey 8 ter A} -* T7230) a} roo hea! , ‘ i | @pect the few remaining Apartments v ery 'Pueonabie retilais. iinet ucting vi DY? K RON fA Poors flea ra ~ tf _ RY? Autem ie NOLES, ¢ AND & “i ST Po. Bilan. Ieig. ic) | High-C¢ lass A artments 265 Cnion oe ns i | of 3. 4 and 5 rooms with bath | piectric. gas and heat; each aperiment fi | cesT Fone”, Pavered o- CAtep =. $924 leur. inciner weration beat, range. “4 wey . 72H. 6 rooms heat. bol | FINEST Loc Aree IN CIT 16 stories fireproof - A and | ' sa ee vn _ has reception hall ving room. wit r Ht DICK ane ae — ~ in ae pebDment: “wonderfalig > ty . Voy Une c 2619. | sone BLorern OF DELMAR | | 9 rooms: 2 and 3 bathe. onic | ii] ~aeewt 7428-7380 HH moore inj@-dor bed, dining room, bed. | ‘eee oniy $25) oom Ala: a | new a ; a tne eg be - : i; t - ; ie™ . “3 arnttitul ‘urroundings: clean J a tlle har” 3-reom, @-ecm WASHINGTON, 6910 Fine floor west: 5 |. | apartment in S¢ ue compar. /; fill ne Embasey Dining Room {s Hi pa aay Mitchen and bath. | REN JAMIN MUSHTIN RE Co. — Fe ee WENoT ee Priced: open for as —# bat hardw< rooms aitt o- yarior: newly decorated: | —_ with Park Avenne homes in | bil agous Attractive (cO9) | ‘| RF HENRY R wer: SELS Co. yy, MAin 2515 S19 Buster pi . Jeht Taree —e “arte axe CK 1427. : TE HATS: RR Co; Gated FW Bt rooms. gun aberior. + saad ab ie x INC., 8th and Chestnut | | ZxsToN— Te even rooms. het- water | bath Hee Sue ste) , shed: tal A a) CR 7 — 4-8 rooms, fe LLE CO.. 807 Ch DIEST IESTELHORST R., 54 7 Delmar. | ) eriooking Forest Park. (83) iii — —— | =. it heat: reduced $f for suilable retu PARLIN 193th roone, re adeay se ee ee = . ge J = = t. Forest 7 (63) ter heai, $25. Call COifax ; , 9 SPECIAL INDUC cE Ry NTS a “_Vverv reagonable (or) | CASS - “ea roomne.. $29.5 WAL "ALTE ER | | Ni Pee a ‘M1 SBA NN. BROADWAY. het Sia Ree ‘iA ects te ¥ a3 pee, - a eget

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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1927, _ "REAL ESTATE CARDS ° OCTOBER 6B ST, LOUIS F a OR Pe aoe ramen == TO _LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET. wae ee POST- DISPATCH, —————== SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT HOUSES, FLATS, ETC, ENT ) TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES $35. DWEL - : rINGS FOR RENT : S899 38A—Tilapie: | eee rae emeiy RENT, FOR COLORED We Central FOR AD ASE * > 5 ; ad + Tooms ath, electric: ——mew | 7 ri ion to 2) 248 | OLTV 2032—Large store: concess ; oe eae Sensth aoe “7am To Damaged Propert — ") , . po 2 tlelietetteliy new ® Toom modern r ) Cot gee . ‘ WAGONER PT, b24-—Residence: scveb brick flats Tec fare. {c) ebster Homes $65: man there Monday | Morning. Ajso “Find RSON, 5795—Rear. $8. - rood tenamt. CROWDUS RE Cco., hodery = GRIMSHAW, 6114-0118 Pinclawa}—6 | . 6, 8, 9 Rooms |}| 4° rooms,” $20 "is % Se be oF | 925. Chestnut: _GArfield 74 vita if T ay rE Lis Burn aes “bath. “elecaric phoomis. bath. garage, alj modern, $55. Children’s Playground || | OREON E. & R, G., SCOTT, 800 ee | ete a heated: one or OLIVE. S21-~Secona floor: Suljable “for OF 54 & A | Cesarean ht manufacturing: p a Our entire office staff is at your se ~Arkview 1! 1968-1909, sn : Janitor Service LUCA. ] business or lig GRIMSHA Ww. 61 a 3 (Pinela wn)—#. -room ' . + » OOF feet: electric 13xx Washington Av., sout . uw 30,000 square spate “I 1oxx Washington Av., size 30x15, with large’ basement, Be Rae egg sh-ptes'ure steam boiler: also FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT | 2222": j ment. electric, gas, ee . _ iOUSE-—6. room, acre of ground: fine for; ADAMS | SE— Fo nt or for gale: 7 rooms SEAU MONT, 607—6-room house, 0142 y Al : } Mier - 9 ore or > VC. . = ¢ j y rem 7: “vey North - 2. ~modern; garage: £0cd = jy r McDONALD, Illi Chestnut n *) Benoist, 4901 West Pj Cc) PINE. 2817 (rear) —Large stable with 4 GARFIELD 4237. St i} HAS AT | blocks eust a C A Echo Club, 4 rooms, | rooming house. good colored neighborhox c, am LICK, Res alton os “Boe U. F H. Eilers, 1392 p; y | bath, furnace; $40. (*) APIN. To ana house fost butcher or sausage make r. cr AMONG h; $40 Riverside |__ J. 1, EPSTEIN SON, ‘ 1i1— rooma, toilet > 1) . . RIOG . a 1122—See ‘ond co third floors for | | SOE RN T ant’s deat . | I Ter i & SON, 6 ( 617 Chestnut. _ bath, elec HERMAN PAU a LE_5122 Virginia. lease: 23; : Clean, very light: wil di- } |] THESE MODE | [pen | 1 NS A Ae Rape. eet einen ineeitneitiieainaiii FURNISHED HOL: SE pow O- reom 43xx block McRee. Box D-225, p ost-Diapatcn. ST) j KINGSEL hs gta 1343- —— 0 roe # toons mm bu ngalow. WwW «aoa ee a nti nee oes enna NPE RY oF ABE: ON SSA AR arte —— Is SIDDLE go 887 —- 3 Kood rooms, electric: k tric HAASE F RE ALTy CO., 92) Chesnut ee re (cS7*) Pate . FACTORY BUILD DING 1 FOR 1} LEASE. ride : rs ; | whe? Se Ws F 29xx ALLEN— ompletely 2 uraleled f my de rn, odin >. na b LSiGA—e xo Od Tooms and bath; APIN 1935. alll nice wy me ile =s , sUx120. tN ge right into pulidins 4 i rile 2. 1322 Pine Apply to o cr, A : OPS nite * > Pe ron r w & PO ! rick un- , , central v socated, suitable for light ; . wen. EE q Was ngton » Sy i — 1402 -04—Desirable store will j la beautiful 9-room hon i, all co uveniences; Nasr at c Lis. ™ cuy®) Onn; E. = R highly restricted neigh borho 0d; Owner leay- | Falow; mod rn; $50, om N.—3 $11. GA SCOTT, so Chestnu:: heav work. equ upped With | lib cranes : J. MAYRHOFER (Cah ny 7 e) BROADW “hd *918 N.—3 rooms, A , . Pomees ake reasonable alterati ons or subdivide Cor. 4th ot eee. nee rT ahs epAbete 120. 1 | SET pei omen” tis | ake stseach MeaD BUILDINGS ‘St, 1300, ll SO 5 et ae tee ee ONE: a rows Bar ene ing city will lease for One year to re- : field (s) 333 nmed ’ > r as ‘ —— > . - CTE, tne 4 Me ae he a —_ 2 oF é C7 JF. DICKMA NK, NPs YETY,,TRasonable he SBURY. 8023—Bungalow. 6 ooms ’ ie: om house: bath | bh Box: M- Post-Dispatch. (c7) EDWARD £ BAKEWSL L, Morgan St., 1900... ing, with ve on trand he ines’ s } nm. | BROADW Jl4A S.—3 “rooms, elec- : ( ws whisked eS, ; ea 8s, ss signee Cy doenbs Hi — shige BS — > a ood, pndition st. rent Gi GOLDEN OPPORTUN NITY ROOMS—Two: e | Third St., N. 417... for ru ber nished; modern: With gar az SOO per at det ; ar yai (Overland)——4 room JOHN H, ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 wees 5: st a electric: ~ e I elev t “ . ee REE ws9 4015 Deimar bi," ight. $30 cxarage: take St. Peter's car’ | CARR. LOTS, From ‘sis floor; elec mT c a) J. ¥. EPSTEIN & SON. veniences ye San to reliable CORNET & ZEIBIG SSORE—Suitable 528. Wey ae . , ' | 2162. 617 Che t , a shop: ren . Wes tt Chestnnt st, tenant. Inquire Waldman’s, 808 Washing- sath Panna ae 2 barber north of apenaak x ¥-398 estnu eRe A 2 ] Ad ae = « ipo 40> ele: Cee & tte a) Pe Dawes eng 7 Ati) ii lite en CTR Rennes, Pata at scataas ar ae PR ones OR ey ye ‘fim Te —— vith gara Se K ive (West Waln: "Ot 5 > li sue Manor) ” tric. 1447 ay road, St, ‘Louis County, In food Condition, $20. d Hi. ABBOTT. ‘ helt ‘furnished, freight BA i Moa. od02—7-room residence; | Weliston. tric: highway: } »? > ~ ~ hone Dement barty; Lt Condition. | LOUISE. 2315 (Pine Lawn)—4 rooms FARRC REARDON 917 ies: (c*) STORES. ton av Post-Dis: bateh, ate DEimar 3715 oes AC) me lern, garace, | rent $40. G&G Rand 3795) . REARDON, O11 € Thestnut, : (*) ST — | ARTMER, 5350— My elegant. completely oom fran ). | CASS, 30xx—2 rooms: cheap. ~225 Wal- v ‘TEENTH. 1113 N—3 : i Pete ORE—Very g00d location, —— 148 ( 00 M ster LT OR age, $20. 1i7 3 20 rooms, elec 3 6 230x_E-63, Post-Dispatch, ae booming Maplewood: nice store; good for LOUIS furnished home; hardwood floors, hi Ot- HERN > 29 t ooms. 1 8. ‘Compton, ; $2 “Or Water heat, tile bath: jn perfect condition: ‘MAN I AULE: REALTOR, 5 2 Vir- tS Milas . NTH. eee : ; 28 a. ees : ‘en E ‘ING Ad ON; 216 ee: bus Gut of the ordinant’ foe eet Tepantes aun LY NDAURST one block ems, Heat ght, | BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 119 N. se) | gbtic. $20.5 ‘yew heed | cag, CR Megson CIO ER tN: CHANNIN OLN North — ~ VOLF-POLLACK, 101 N, 8th, MAin 18584 Sunday 20 6: ow 2 to 9: te ff At St. Schanene Mock west of Camry | CHANNING 105 N.—Furnished roomz. 700 Renin wt. M init “ ea C. MORK _718 FE BIG ROAD. > NEWSTEAD. EB ROR ANE’ PURPOSE. furnished reasouabige™ LOFTS U— Be __# bs WE a cs rd 4 Aa e 3. 0 4% “== “|e ic* L S ‘ ° ¥ bas s j ) a ot Sa ‘3 : GE 2 3 ’ N.— MORKIG AACH R. RK. CO., INC, 8: 26 Chestnut GRAND, + -O¢ 50 “15. 000 square feet: new building; 7 Rooming house, 8 : HUMMERT,- £ a Son and 2 bus lines: business cen- B GiVERViLLi os ‘autilully fur- = - - > , MA PLE. S. (Ferguson ae 7 I 20 Oo re asonab! e. eh nrsieten roonis e é ‘ hished S-room residence; breaktast ane ern residence. garage, $55. oe | CHEST NUT, 1219—1] rooms. bath; Kood Sophir. 809 Chestnut. (e ) MAtn ts emia 3 Chestnut st. _ st second and third floors; rent NEWSTEAD, 24040 -O6 NY peeks stores, business, nchester 3 FOR LE ASE D: SU TABLE FOR oA NY, BUS SINESS : fer: autem *, 3 Hog anche CO. sunroom; tile \ rel shower newly MARKET oie (West Madior . condition, "Kev 813 15" Chestnut, 1 | St on “ 3017 v i nvenieu lu ‘ es a )— acondition, _k TS yen wren a. Tooms, : Gated with autora Convene: Ey tiewly decorated, palnted gee CRESTNUT, 2016A—3 rooms, baths elec. spas and electrics a : «sh HAUSCHULTE RE. CO.. 2407 N. Bway. | MORRIE EY R. ¢ 826 Chestnut GRAVOIS, 2110 Store land 0480) Fueh in pe = GRANVILLE fu... L424—G Ooms, mod.|™onth." Cal PArkview 4747 or CHestnut | tric: $37. pen ‘ ; T MILLER E. CO., 105 N. orn. WAREHOUSE AND STORE 1HOMAS., 3a—Largze store and en larce | N. MARKET, 818-——Store with room: con- | _jocation: rent $27.5 —Hitland 0456. 7161 Manchester. (c80) =" Ace: lurpave heai: garage: $50. | t405 (e3) | JOHN GRETHEN & CO., 811 Int. Life ae | Som : BUILDING a ; - fectionery tailor any small business. . GRAVOIS 5023 4— Ste ' Wiese | © > y } P ) + Ras, eee “tric AMY 1308 N, Grand. é RTH SARAH. bloc Rk SCA DEM Y. 10 Nice store. heat and A.A, GRALNICK KEAL?y* FP tiospect 327 | MARY. lol N.—9700 South Broadwav JIRBAN, §3{9— —iy; —10 rooms, furnishes | bunga!l 529 AHOUTEAU, #3A—6 rooms, bath, gas, ,2 USI > Place ¢ ; . nee . . ; , aN | , UI ral ow, Garage: heal Inquire 2866 H¢ U A J U f ‘ 67J. Ow wig sniaten 8 mony Railroa d Siding to Door . 1113 =" ie - Lares store; best lo- ; . C : : "i dcabEn a ait xe erson _— ew ry TERTITETa ear rooms, | eras: Saienn os electric: rent” "ta; | oH ~U pe; week CAbany 4230, c - wan Grand. ¥ es dry = eee 2 1 _{c) ME ine AUG. H. GERLING R. COo., tew Chestnut. | A ey “story peek. building, lev; Ow he , ine. tg 8 oes, PERSHING., 6635— - wn; pungalow, é {c* | LENTH. 800 N—=6 square : ; aoe Furnisued resigence rein $ fur ace. electri $30. A aeenat. & rooms, bath. ..$35.00 800 N. , é y it seane’ Dei yA tetigy z12 mol —~30 xis #0r SARAH. 2018. 22° N —Dand: new stores, GRAVOIS, 5226 OWner_ FOre rest 427 AaiMUAY, DUly—?7 rooms and bath. ONROE . Vinita ~a 3 rooms, third floor. . "18, OV TENTH. 825 rooms lect cc 1 ‘Kage, WALNIT mg 7 bu mee ic&o in live business district; ooo per month. quick activa: live BARD: CUE STAN D—¥or rent or lease; ' ’ an oo . " ’ Ps ) . r > heat.y furnished: only rk _ Open 1g “Franklin 3 rooms, electric 29! 59 MORRIS AACH x CO., INC. 826 Cnet |p Call “BUSCH, INC, H. G SAMPRIL ? eco. 7 Areade Blie COlfax MORESI- “PR RANGE * © Ors (c53x) | hi » fil “a station, a irae at oe ac x oN. a TW 5 ond floc r,; wonder , SUN F. & 4+ Et. G. mm vy « hestnat. Division. 2 rooms and attic. . ~.U0 PRospe } . > a L. divi _ 3 . pect 3100 Real Estate De artment. Ty : : ke ———— Real Estate Department, 31 22—30xi 19, Sultable for an SMALL STORE Witt com frame; for GRAY OTs EITI mt and wife. Garden Inn, 7211 Olive ert WESTMINSTER 5227—O-rooe N. Ninth, second floor, 1504 § 3 tratice orice earade: furniated a ei ooms 11. ; | electric: g99 ~*—% T0oms, water. Bas an Central business :” cheap rent (c53x sale or rent. COlfax 102 Resmeeet9) Suto business; ai) of @ goad 179 —Second floor shop Tore t j s ‘ : . 2 —_— “-— E. 12... _ AL? , : a m teas i etd 1” tERKY _& , CO., ss O23 }_ Chesinup. Mot NI’, 6507 (Weilston) 35 rome and } a 3 rooms, “shane a 00 | a _ 3 nice furnished rooms, ad 4 at ie ge gtlOn fOr Tadien "coll oe: w Tae ee y-making “loca ree? “trea aa = 4209. pire be > Victor 4226. ———— PELL: Seo Secon Tl on “— - ai _ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR ¢ RENT Ban e ¥ case ettic: furnace heat: c ¥ EAS R. S. cO., 2 | 3818 oe mee, GO Gectric, ae . ra Y. 912 i ig store. good for | SS -HROEDER- W ATSON REALTY Co., rw, ENTIET re 4 N—sStore, in good to. | @: : a BELT AND | EASTON—S. E, corner: large Fnac : | Aa — aoe —y—— | ENTIE 1, T2354-39 Wr - ( ¥ Dusiness, Key at 908: reng ‘$7 5. GArfield 20959. 815A Chestnut st. cation; concession io responsible tenant. D. A. MAY . Bes “store and 2 room AMHEKSY. 7317—5 42d 5 room fiat NICE 5-room house and 15 acres on Dor. | SARK, 272: e~ slectric: se | “saa a eon 2 Foomia: REON E. & R. SCOTT T. 800 . hark $3. | . McDONALD, Ai11 raat | fect Shape TRST, REN oms; per CASS, 2026 (comer Twenty-first)—-Lar arge bh, PPeOe FOR I iy I NESS. GARFIELD 0378 room: svorervom: air ATWATER. 767—Cottage. 37 rooms, ou car | OAK, 2153 (Weillston)—cCoitage, g roo | MBA T Eee 3190—4 rooms, bath. $28. | Main Oa19 Te a OS. | oe eal for dry goods: cheap ree M6: 3 Pp Ssan |. Lake UP-TO-DATE STORES: for 36 cars: modem oy USINESS PROPERTY—For sale oF lease, jine, $13 (c) RSs.—electric, —GAMBRILL & | CO., 1631 Arcade pb} — | TWEN NTY-FIRG 12a y WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO., MAin 1485. -PLY Mo RIS HOF ec ‘ty | 4827 Natural Bridge. 15x 30 HA REALTY Go] with living quarters. at Belleville. Il. Bais. e. $18: ho caucrehs “no dogs. v3. latee Foghat NEw brick bungalow of aaEnanore 38 $= roo om ee - | MEetition: $50" “.——3 Tooms: g00d (c80) 4 VASHINGTO} “ 57 09 Thekla, 1x3 Svea ce : “bath ee 7806— LarKe A. 1427-—Store; guitable any line of Cyeve Coeur car. W'Ao, sh 3 ‘J. ¥ ) JOf-Wate heat: warage. 530. Diets | ae REALTY ©O., 615 Chestnut. CHAR yad Si0° enestlane retail Ideation ~utire ‘corner pungATION, 313 N. Ibth, ue is PS mouvled! arts alae ~a ere & Jones, 2000 36 Union, FOr. 8762 DENNISON 1805. w rooms, eas, 2 "rw JOHN DOC ‘KERY & iid SON, 1002 Chestnut. ete 42 month, 209 Ww 7 ot oe ; Bir AR 3891—sStore. Suitable for vari- on : x ashington. (995 Eo Fe HiCKOR 1411—.8tarme 2 us met - - (c) : “ ‘ orposes; rent $35. c Ae od ca met ONT RR tego: Ce ae ns > Be or sna oy RR . me POET MS) Soest ENT SP . * ~ pn span me . - . ae PA A wah alec ‘ a _ Ont SENIOR RISE Sy acta ih Seiad heey 7k tae he 9 1S 4 eS Ge LZ2a0 | A LAL UME. ¥Oly 1U ‘erianc }— Near Of- | Ine te a ridge then S0uth to bunga f : 404, 9-Toom \_ bUngaiow; garage. Rane 7 RONALD, Chestnut, Gartield 9 CHESTNUT, | 1109—s : . : % ; " cemnsermaestttatia cae, - CiS-PER y RU TH, ° } aU, ‘ Store or nice offic: ST R O - ARTOLL, 2839—Three rooms a1 “ bath; Povcuensee tate laws 10 a fth. S11. COifax 631 3. 2N. 3 ©, rent. ae — fixtures for sale, cheap, Apply to 926 Biddle. Good show i uth. = | Der shop, shoe ‘ DELMAR. 4618-20—Store and § gara One _biock Dorin of Manches: er ca rooms. at oan Geet: Ungalow, ages 2 ~USLA—S good rooms, alectnic. OO, J. % CO. MA‘; 2813, th Eulers, 1322 Pine, Cast corner of meent ‘Path and toilet!” $30. j « living- room the h pebuilding very reasonabdie; cal] Sunday: Nee END, 19244 (Hicnmond HeigitaT— | nées" Fae Sy.” SIC, Garage: | oven: “$30 tron | DWENTY-SECOND TO S303 2354—Large stores any Duel | KOTSREAN "R, (e2 , it ieAbany 3373W, ¢ sew aingie fiat. 4 laree roo, is. hard- | PAGE 3H, —3 rooms. bath furnace; gar fellate - velectri yea A decorated sront > Ww in first--)o0.°%0 pees OTTO TIETIES NS. 722 Chest- | “DOWN: OWN aS LOCATy i : Toots; 00g DELMAR, Ls en store; will vacate : » €ar- a r, : 923-15 MARKEE li as Set: -_ Nov. 1: cheap rent if ta entat once, ———~—St. 3._ Post: Diss : : : (c53x) age | _—— tiie bat n> Karage: wacane age: a 50: b ’ ‘Pw. % ar Pov, . pope Hillang zssy. VU. evening ab | Se Aany 216. ; Di ptSION, rooms, gas, water; JOS1 MILLE - E. co. . OTH CHOL LEAU, 3538—L. arge corner store: tory buildin . levator “608-10 NN. Bp 00 square | Tn re. . or li ert . ——Co ‘er sto BL: SoON + 8607a—-Toon €i 1- rk, FOU0 (Faris) —New modern 5- room} § I ST. 308. 722 Chestnut. hg Suitable f inv business. (ec) ster] constructed: od f 6) oe cieucy Sot) |, OWHEF On proper. ri UnKAaloW: co; avenien c€s: reascnable- Wa SION 2103 oe ae OMe, Fas: $18 VISTA. 3700 —s CH bus ‘ ~~ « *t; 3 fioors: “A: sprinkled . «UM A Ft v0 . PETA, rt vi ~ I——. ‘ } s: oii > why iduatad 1402... Fon. : SUSI Ness 3 manufact ‘ Bes Fa Near city aut car’ joup. price “ig TERE, MAY be H. appltad on | mORmis Lixision: 3 rooms. gas: 3: apered:” porches. — Jitter rion bi33g newly | by rent $39, s°Te: Rood for any FEINBERG & JONES, ery reat’: ISSISSIPP] Ways ent | JEFFERSON 300% —N QREON E. & RG. SCOT? . rs ‘ iG GREC ICKY RLTY.. 1510 Cass, TY) er O875. _ FOrest’ 8762. (¢) UST C th and Pin . tae $3 Becta bath: or Arkview 5833. man, (on | MORRIS AAC H R. to. ING. 8. 13 4 estan ina saneo cae s Drs kK K SPACE—New faoe eee ln i WA AREHO Un E E . " fs 622 nS . MAR Bo oa ason ra Wikdsver ANKIN a . referenc : sittin ) rooms ) e Fam 374 83 Saylor, | na tee: 2 ere tck residence. fur. bate. ees a 32 56. 3 Tooms, ce EUGER Nek hotel being decorated; $150, oenas. SL0-12 B.—Wor lenas: 26,000 fi 7 Lease “te ISSANT, 5532 W -——Store, rer Ca 340° ache a a } at 72532 Forsythee® Sound floor. Ings, | JOHN HL ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | L | FRGUEIME WILLIANS daylight space, concrete building, 3d and 17-19 Luc Teese. dry core ae t . nae ‘c. Ree ee . > ° Chestnut et. Carroll: 000 ft. space for factory or | ao! om 1Cas: 37,500 « ft.: ory: RISSANT R RD.. Ww ore; ideal for P . sy —t-room brick, aia garage, r= : rooms, , Modern ; arze lot: | — — - (c* | = BLASS octane att farehouse. RAMMING mR B. mie ee piece wie tinkled : new, large cleveine res at Vasadena’ ‘eubainem =i raid ILLIAMS MOR P ON. B0 Remarka f ee hi ner a : ety NATIONAL Co. WYdown 0650 $rage: clo ie > ec x $50) be onth! | EIGHTH, $12 53 ; ome ; °. "bath dies may S. First st. “2 MISSTsay TPP Ta tes, Trr ST Co 4 location ‘1 for rugs! st, tbdlvision; blends MERA 3 -— “ao snd dpc gente’ furnishing pacnee UNGALOW—New. o-roonr brick; hard: | frac d_ shad rrees moder ulte; | SOHN H, ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut, | 182 sane TAP . | Ga0sCE—For Tease. 4th | Sth MAin 3640. ith and ‘Pine A. G accessories, Rb. °f, cleaner. “euita ble. fe eae rains : $2180 £00 loca pete bak BRAY net arRee: C: 0x130, | house: "gos per month. * ,farage: we 4 Biddle "$03 Nog 888. 25 00 Soninkies UO sq. ft. pene” pi and séo, | {ek al Sims ee sANK CO.. 711 Chestnut, |; ! oe wodet tor te ¥. 1 reet car an US S€rvice | ern iden LEVENTH 1370 = 20 ee wes ons ae Sy: §=6—Open >4s8ton HT 2333 'E > 7TOme ) femmes ress ; $60 per month. AT wate: | th euCe: close “to School, $40 per | CRENTE, 4 age a ea ; 2 Baa = :2 12 09 | Co. 2186's. 7th. (c99) store j wie a be bata windows, ‘S60. Lares store, with double MICHIGAN, ~13-—Larges Sonee tet Test 62 : i a ue | FO: t LE ASE o~Batire second floor. north- | |} suitable el; buil JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 769 Chestnut. __Riy ae 1d | HIGAN, 2727—Medes N’ Gran & { ASE RE AL TY F | sia ras l. , ¢ f € terete ersseas RIDGEWAY. =a> ergcuson, Mo. ro. LE VY EN TH. ] 3] 4 0T{) r§ le , ‘ : A nO as bf | RIDGEW AY, (Tho t Mi . : mae Station)... | electric: newly @ score ed: vac ant. ‘ ot it m. Fi 4, ‘turing ; or | |i AAaF & z “‘bune, alo W: bath and fur. W ash, 3 rooms. a ater, elect; ic: je 3 O3: S. 94 h 3 ro oms ] euytat hal! i at Trees! fe Se {fers on O4R28 ans ACK ‘Du BINSK RE AL ESTATE. J. E, K AINE & Bro R. ER. Co., MICHIGAN 7222 Dftiee r TOR a JEttersns Lo. my n $45 : ‘ ' « TO CHAMBERLAIN 6735—6-room modern Oui | Hent; good i_people 270: i (c7) | jj} Owe 7 Wai abn nwright Bldg. _ 8. GArfield 9073. 119 N. ' : ‘OBE c L Qs or, 3 Te) Car pe eee aie CNS = Seventh st. doctor and dentist; all com RTSON - 20 09 915 §. —Store, ————== mate: 32S Ns, oreroom, 18x38; mod. erside 444 ; i rte Sin 5801——0O - eit lige o> ln , - ar. WaAbash «x aw. RESIDENCE—, ] r (c® } | SOLS Ww. ? 3 : , £ foes. in Kirk arge rooms, lar ge attic ‘ > ge s BU, NGALUW, Modern 2 Tro m8. F 4 Kirk and basement ; furnace, water, electric, i EIGHTBEN sat. 714 ——3 rooms, water, ING (c65 Ha, GEST ry = "oi Sal PRR nity IO hh, oy eR it Res an semen iat aieeibbine on oe ecen / : — 4 7 " Ja se ls Cah Ee Ss ok ahead ‘ NR See aE pa eae x : Os Ee q , airy, laa a ee ngs.» Pein » Sens sic, bane mesa rT. are er oe ne -———New bun | ELLIOT G00 (South Kir k wood, » ane "ALTERS & R0od for rick , esidence ; hot-water heat: rent $75. | ‘get LIN, 202: sar ere tore room, ‘7 $20. . * , : tod ey OQ es oOcation nu he o $70 ber month. it: >. . if heat furn sh LMES REAL ESTA TE, 11 a Jeti: ae ni} N. Or ; , 5 ‘ft. a hi } By, oo +4 (e*) TN Fes 8; 5. re 0. a f 88 a bi a IN room 1&x2i)- 42809, Ore SHOW ROOM 31 10S t #8 (053x) | ’ Snare > ot vt 7 h, moder . , ‘ = oY 6161— - ne $30. YOrktown 16): (e) ENRIG HT. | he + INC - : CHERRY, Zi36_«Wellstont—-Cotlaner-rer ~ it : y 4190—3 nfurnish d 8 26: aa : ) - ate be pepe 136 iWw Seen) Cottane: o_~ ay sea efi ifn? the 7° owner th Cc a; 9) Re——5! : ————— - GLASGOW. 1a. 1 a ee "Tocatfon ome FOR LE AS - | Twostery GEL S 6 e CALLE ll re- ) ; 50424 &E . Sine; fruit trees. 1YJe tr 1726M. ( € $45 UC ID. 137—For_ sale or pont “eh 99 5 pair to suit. 7 20. i re v LYASE Tw 30x56: stens on first Pane — ) Offices and y *-~ ant heat and . é a 5870—Good 8! induceme ment: be used for Arfield 0034 or G — ee SS 2 6 rooms. 133 N N, (Ferguson ho —- Uvostairs 3 me 120 (Ferguson) —Ss55 UNnEZ ath. E.i8Lon, i Hilang 0293. ic) ‘2 : R. Co. ” ‘-1)} Olive: one-story buildin 1090 3 mor ff Modern, SSO: adults: Kartage, 35 "batt “4, Modern, c, mveniences ° ton- | FTC 5 ‘ki map - — ins “pe Ctign. a : ‘~) 35, é 13.500 Square feet. eo . ok x in . Sts. in Peta 4 liv- anv line of business: . ia ‘ 4 . ) , : ; Y TOUM. in, e] . ; . O.« ar ‘al secon fl » us of b si 8 le. IRAE electric. | GR. AND wre larg ‘e lass show window. a neat: d floor, CAba 33014, HEMMELM 4% NN-SPACKLE Usinegs | 5 _ | ANLEY E IN ty egy . ; i ; >? 24) > . i om —— : . - = f . r . NC n corner c: lean or eC: re se ib} . able reason- CATON 135 2, toons, warare 4) | STRINGDATE S132 7 Se Soa jae ee ed | | St Chestnut, MAin NS o*) MebOs ALD, 1111 Chestnut, ‘M. Als O15 | MARTIN BREITE § epsession. 1 Bide “NEW VORNER STORE PENNSYLVANIA “Teas T HRE E. ROO} —=—__*_ ———— ae ca! Bide. , * N atural Bri: ige and Ww illlams . Poemee expeiinns a +} y Ocks South Clayton Ja. Jovy | Wes 4 roo ms, new: 1] a. ences - 2 Pte pee az in basemen, %- > ty E2- | =~ P “ ay Vy £90OT! e! €ctric ‘ "Pent | I F | Sai , (Jenn, uUngs}—3 1; unfire | 532.5 ° ~VEUr Car ent; $25 LA a 1% ¢ hestnt (c7e | 1449 to 52 N. Twelfth LATS— JEF FERSON. &O? N, Sti =e | ts : ily. Pir iOc {Pall “nton) In ,* 1§- -fam- SHOE REPAIR Dt apy first Lioor: jow rent: Call W Abach “93 or GArfield third flo a ry y or, location: ! ec CE Entra 4 a. j RY SH. ty nee M hin 4527 id e. toilet. bath: ad te: ” JEFFERSON 12 Or . ~ e> fe83) — = {ANDREas R. EB, CO., 717% key oh mn 403 tore, $2 0; Factory Traliding Ba Bale of Leann SOPER, 319—Store; 00d | | | EXING. omis, ric, toilet; | ; a (Maplewood) — | | 40HN Hi. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | BRL door.“ POrest 3045 . ee ; 1 F : | | 80x1é tory brick second Tees" sun. | LUPFER- -ACKER, tors, : Beautiful store, + 00 : adio bust 7 Kirkwood L196M; open sun. | { ——_ : a Uil- | ; “ve =" 4 { ST, Zz é yg ¢ , a : ) | STANForD, - * oe = —_ | ported by 75 Ieee py 3 Sone . ul 7 = : , : 542 ae sj , ase, 20 pq, Store and lprgva roo ~ ' ie a i , . 4 my Spalding, CAh. Ss "RING S.—B5 i, 3 or fine “« ar; Db arene le: tor’ siete, Dain; foe , ne; “garage: rent $ny Os > S ASth: 3 rooms eles © I ii Cy rent oF lease, 20 rooms, Buitadle | | LOCUS 2807-09 a | O E a } E3801 (c) | location for barber hop, = GOLDMAN REAL 3 me ie mt. - Nope i. ae reciated. Call aj 2 Sreom....** aa ic Geoming house: bath ight m A. y = ‘Tien | |W ’onderful Business Location able scneral merchandiag Simm ON, 0 7 CO.., N ’ - tia: 2 nee q) : d atceree” « °° ~ i} “. . om ; ‘ Co e 2 tory * corne Kir h > ~DeMARTINI I-BAC) C4. = : é ater 529, (¢) C } 4 08 Chestnut, i¢ i if ut ; , ’ - : ‘Ke X-story karage F N! ALI “tg r Wehighway and S+ : ~ 3 HODIA ONT 1192 —a store: | AT - rooms el 4e ) = - r | . , AS: ATO Louie +» Store and flat alk Ve: heat fur. TORES =cetn ue Z 7 > OCR tion for oder | Hi i ii rooms ane slee in 25) Large 1~4—— Buildin 25x13 two | J ; : : :. Gravole-Bam stories, basement, elevator,” at. |] AND PT See aN ATE. ~ SUBINSKY R. CO. 504 ‘nwright Biae NALD, 2 T rear. > windows: emit rent or A . é ~~, ‘ ; ‘ 0ON: ; garage. MOF Fan i> ote aad t ke aise St. Louw Co — , | PAG a1 : : TAG Ms, ‘oon Jedbura | tenesin BN wie eg OOM | a “ABBOT Re a gle ae AO Nie CU 1 DOC TORS O} Ss c ae a ant a arent Lndth “G62, “beferenes: | Pingglie see _f WTO ? ation 208 Chenu GOOD ¢ ONDITION seat: Het ant tat Ream geme | ISAAC T. COOK e ry ROCTOR'S OFFICE STORE 7 Oe LOLS MMM ocd 1,404 foe at ream ¥ Ss} A. Gs 2 art. 2001 wane Ne light and my fy rnis shed: ; Contes alre rear yy. located 8824 : 4 Urant or any ether b business. E COTTAGES — “. KEW 4-room and] $-room | veral:, te ot aoa arage: Uni- | AIR, a O—Front 2 rooms, electric | | aioe B 13 | 1736 Arcade Bldg. LU STOTR. ({c) isineas: reasonab r , 4 fi 1 International Life re Cottage, water, gas Mid sectric, large | BE. a BOE: SRN. F 3}! ‘Ride a . | Ol 'Clectrin. olarket: } large r rooms: ba . Be 4 S OuleVvare tor Re STORE—Good ——— ‘$ : blocks east. Smith. 9615 Eugen; die ona a. . lewoody—5 ——~ "Gore | . e's 229: open. ree store on thie busy | —— eee cere a »_ tore $47 Ms li section a b ee Oe gcnia_ st awa tile Seth $60. e) | FoAT— 2. and :. "Poms: reasonable rent. | y- oR: 4 Ddlock west of Lath d USCHU Urn RE. C0... 9407 x en : VSS Ul | ti a8 Ne nian “ sald 8576. ial : : OL TAGE—Kana av : 4 rooms, ba th, Mmod- | WEBSTER i GROYVEs_> rooms, Holmen j evall_at 1: is Se a ] 3th , ' arket; 5 large rooms: Water, —_ 4i 24 RB’ war. | } ~_—,, ~~ 2 “nion, 7 st; a © : near Usage tills, T ake heat; nice bath, ete. : Cxce}) ent ti . “ |F ee: TEEN 1. 1437 30 N — i od rooms, . le St saa tollet; new Paper; open: $30: ec- 1015 L, U = aS AV, : % a om er-Ogare Hi) car b ke | ry tras ' schoo hear Three-story moder buildi rd. and Edna, iz hones a ‘Sa: aa Row 4p7q “®)sportation- Phone owzer. n | henselae 16 ‘Johnson: tin mately 10.000 “* Ac ee ‘08, approxi. r L v POOR Dutee rap te | EEE is #0 4 Se tric, yrater, “ $2350" flat; gas, elec. KORTE. 110 WN STH. MAIN 40° co TAGE: —¢ ms, bath and urnace, | ~—#¢ room ode fond | 40ST MIL LER ‘E. E. “Con” ; r e22 leton, : . sae NaN asa, | ee location in Alap.ewood: ci ore . a, | modern, Riy ersice | 105 N, STH. * 2} ri “ty ° ne . Piatt, Bog San Dt M AIN oh ARNES-BRIDGLL Spa ey CO., | FAL xite s : Ne * tore in’ Univers! ity #0 C AE ENTH, aGL: _ N — ee rooms; ic, wate | Bette. oe . : " | 000 square feet. tune " fre oh ane. tee A / Ps. ‘ €8p ) ari lex , KC liome ors] a a th: ° yh ‘tr, BAS , ! | i onsibie * party. aries $20; good rm ‘D DEN MARKET. 90007 ? HH Oniy 3611 Juniata St. Just off “in 7- wind bungalow with , ode n a" ungalew: }s aru cod (*) © ba On corer jot. maeed eee S73. , | ; a o4 oe t-ENTH. 140a° N30) i a y kind of busi iIness: Teasonahi a rent. j ' “ , - ° : Pl : “4 is3} Beautiful Re isldence- FOURTH RTEENTH. 1404 NW rooms, $1): | FRANKLIN RLTY. Co.. CEntral 1334, OTENAD REALTY co. oe Chestnut, :| Bulidings uisce of 7 eaulp ; $7 . — ullding, psvecially eq : ” rooms, hardwood | ,, 3 yout room agent there ; | ; n |g, Vlocks —+toom C9! —s — AY, 3845- antes peautiful io a Hodian, ont. a rent $65 oy take sf RTEENTH, 824A N.—4 room | ‘lenses GEICTURE —— -For rent o Fa . 2 Ze £5 a Stores esaion. Wiiseh =: A, om Sungariow; nod. | ~~~ wk) GARF 13h, 1427. ‘DAL Y & McCARE R. E. Co.. iS ARR. 8 > [CON ese JAD af ~ $23—S TORE : ! $12 PER Mos MONT Oe BCl Chestnut st. .° l sate Gare ry id, 213 S —Wareh DU se torage : tor oe >. Hear : p aud cChurchere Rents 4 room ouge Whter fleet rit, © . #..! ao £ {c*) month. Apnly premises ’ loo 6 7 ‘font: oa Cares alors, at ope month, , 2} Good ms 2038 | or ee mA hicla® | St. Louis, Valley Park, | ————e { | JEFFE RSO} 2 50: will alter or j j it; reasa aia oa is2 estnut & v3 Re Nie 7 “store. ches ca f r Ye d 6. 13. ner or "aT owe ( *) gn Other “4 are rd able rent. - 1 : _sroaeon- : r . ’ x- ‘ A 5 TA. a on ? . . wixtn: | eee PECK ES TATE._210 W: ight Bide, (ot, | also garage a" agen tit = corner, good DENTIST AND P : VALLEY He , rf BROADWA yy COMs Upstairs. Three-room suite,” location: ; , rooma n 6 acount © ngler , ae , . md ae eee *) N. ‘SOuthe g Tn ee e477] N f roe Sor bate ae irs 7 a F pei oi lenar thy $18 m ' teen G i TioT. TAH “3 light rooms: reason- DURD—j orthwest I r . fi é man 24 ti , | will : t : of <-siory im DUBINSKY RE , ‘Te rig : :) | 327 Wainw right, Bldg. 3Arfield 9073. de 2s Ri iB Hs x oA ater and light: ee | ere pu aa —— La cme st 0 ie) r TURP oe Ta a Tie. Ti " LOCAT! [man 253 1- ae Sore, 2x70: naw. | AL BRIDGE. 42 oiler: . :s (e*) Clede r ly accoraicd; reasonable, : -_ . ti ¥ ys . 7 )' s2¢sy Tis bie stores a tp. barber r . E : Hee rood ayaa o ate RSS OR calle acy 0

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- see 3 OCTOBER. 9, 1927. ; 7 t and For Sale in These Columns Today. OCTOBER 9. 193%. —— CARDS 6B _ 87. Lours ss-1200 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For ere =; REAL ESTATE CARD __POST- , aoa T_DISPATCH: HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. | GARAGES, STABLES—RENT | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | DWELLINGS FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP. OS _SUBURBAN_ PROP. FOR REX= | FOR RENT, FOR COLORED a | Central : FOR LE A SE es. q | | GREENWOOD BL 3332-38 A—(Maple- || DCUST. Di12—12 rooms, bath, electric; samen G3a5 | OLIVE 2035——Laree store: concession to * S : F To Damaged Prope e y “~- ua) West wood). 2 deliahtf illy E: w 6 room modern W ebster Homes $65: nian there Monday morning. Also s+ ge 5795—Rear, $8. good tenant. CROWDUS REALTY CO., WAGONER PL 1624—ficslicnce: acven | brick flats 7'pc fare $35. fc) | Fiad rear. $ acemee | oe os 07 —Resider : | = ''4 rooms, $20 in wnt r. = 925 Chestnut. GaArfield 7 7407, : roo (Pinelawn }—8 6, 8, 9 Rooms | OREON E. & R, G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. McPHERSON. sae heated: one or Cat esi decond floor: suijable for : = = business. or light manufacturing’ printer. CLY w ae modern conveniences. GRIMSHAW. G114- yee or ae Pl me 3 . ffi taff i E LS = s- HALLS mater heating system; for lease at rea 0 Washington Av.. vec nd floor, 3000 square feet. =, ] onameall i i rear, water gas, $8. Forest 4667R. |~6618 SOUTH HANLEY R@QAD |} Janitor, 222 N. Rockhill, Cor. N. Gore. | | floor: newly decorated. “| ENTERTAINMENT hall and ee Bide. JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1002 Chestnut, an en Riv- APART MEN Vi—§ room by (c) housekeeping : . a ,;OR SPAC E—St. Louls ay LloB —. lst St Washington Av., 9000 square feet. eS ; THE PRU DEN TIAL INSURANCE cot : a ° Pine St., second floor (corner building), 8000 square feet, 2 & ball a aL c——} bedroon as, 2 baths. --car | HANOVER, 4750—Three rooms, bath. “45 1 } 2798. Hi 49” gar : yA Year i i’. hii "A ke | @y Si le ee wW, “$45. Hland 2798. rn ; eS &, ’ «3 eres , “ 1329 2ucas. _& all sana c} - g PS: a now. (2) | HIGHLAND, 0217 (Pine. Lawn)—Duplex | BUNGALOW 4 rooms. partly | urn 208. | Since BOON, 40th ee} | GASOLINE STORAGE PLANT —for rent 2 N. Third St., 1500 square feet; heat, janitor, light and elevator, _ § 804 Chestnut § hungaioy ' worms. hard vood er caer agg gO ol tenal CORGEN SNOT 5 ee —~ By; “e. or lease: 30,V000 gallons storage; cen- 25e Per Square Foot : Washington 'AY., 18 0VO equare feet, Fashion Square Bldg, 2 y f rrpna cs } 4 ar f $i a i Ose : vom” aes yt ot a ss* 2 Oe? ae ) - 7. wt. : he zs age ; , ~ hy * 117 lain MONTHLY ‘LEASE floors, Bacher Sposa: ; - tee “4 = % of : os ‘2 «Maplewood »-— Will rent O° | OREON E. & 8. G. SCUTT, sev Cocstnyt trally located, on 8v0d switch; building otnite- me Se ees rents, schuols, $4 sen brick. bungaloy furnished. to re- | eee (e®) {and large lot. McMENAMY REALT?, A sublease—42,000 square feet: spe BUILDINGS One of the finest residences 10% SES 001 STEAM HEATED: $50.| room brick — a ares’ vennenaie iBT) | MORGAN. 1804-10 rooms. rent $50 1308 N. Grand. (c} ler’ new heating plant; 7-story; dry base a - et aon te nanaihe fh¢ nt ion. g * —— . oo e-netsihagpaletidaberpahbenahtaty = gy oy mpm | 3 Tram webster_bome, | WM. J. ABBOTT K. E: CO.. 806 Chestnut, | MARKET. 23157¢—Splendid corner see-| ment; wondessin wall for yous & SS Washtenten Av, twostess tabling: wil Girth 98 to LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES near Forest Park. Box D-71, HOUSE ao oa m 18. dat 4g pgs ds; elect: . nring hot water: bag passes door, Nea: (ce?) tion: near Union Station. pay $10,500 per > aa MAin 3840 S. Main St., 3 stories and basement; contains 12,000 feet, 3 Ss cnnainieiemaiiand Snel Taiet co) xi: ge ya ; Lemay Fert J ie ziti BF erst win and school; sarage. re asonable. | MORGAN, 3337—First floor, 3 room J. 1 EPSTEIN & SON 61 7_ Chestnut. __ eee EE S. Main St., 3U,00U square feet, sprinkler; Mo. Pac. switch, : South ~ Sen - SE MENT BUI DI ING. td ww ss ‘ +5 ¥ x: - tA Pm hy he Re “tg my eho a8 i » ots ing Peter Pet ADA MS. Ke an ait ors. > Se nestuu NINTH, T 14 by nN. 3 rooms, 14 — Se ee aT Be. light. Garfield Osu4. ANOS 55x109. 13xx Washington Av., 30x150 th ! b ce) atcr rms GOLDMA tLEALTY CO 4 Pine Sh, atest tae + tae Sosy a pag» 15xx Washington Av., size JOx » wi arge Dasement ; 4 ev P . @ jining storage; Oe s $id, | to Block south. Box 69, Post- Car) —-Four-room “Zpart-| BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. 7th, tand_ 6635, — | . low rental. | Dianat A i See. Oe ER. Powe ADAMS. 31: yas ate t lett") (cS) STO RE—For rent; cheap; opposite Mie- | IS A AC Ae COOK & CO. 1635 Washington Av., size 35x65, with basement. a. 4 lot RTIN ‘& BREITT. 1119 ch Chemical Bl FURN SHED HOUSES FOR RENT | | | ee : $25 NIN rs 2408 N.—3 | souri Pacific Building., 1306 Pine. (c) WIsaae ° 9211 Chestnut St.: size 84x109; steam neat furnished, m ee ES — Re I JOE ei OUSE—6-room, acre of ground: fine for; ADAM>, 22U0—-2 TyOMIS, Oa6 oe Chestnut! $18.00 Sree SOemme: electric: rove t 736 A d Bld 1300 Washingto A (Fashion Square Building) Bit: . 3h-—4-toom: modern; adults thicken raising nt to good tenant: | MORRIS AACH KR. CU., INC., 826 Ches rr) | FINE R , VACANT—For lease or improve to ond 1736 Arcade g. SS ee : q : “ hin wt SS 1‘, mile weet of Carsonville on Naturai|- (*) | FINE REALTY CO., 820 Chestnut st. (c*) | tenant, 140x115, corner of Bellview and 3 A MAYER oval ; Es and Oo) . w r weer | Bridge rd. Ww. H. Luke. Carsonville. or! GouT y AND LU! "A Seok, ner; store NINETEENTH. 1118 N. a. ay rooms, elec- Bruno. ‘ 4Uxl175 corner High { and SS 9 o & FURNISHED BL agar ) — aoe ggg gh al) W Ab: eh #2 SR cat aloe ne " them cellars: & 50. a a tric, summer kitchen: $20. VILW. 50x150. eorner Giles YO , PINE. “050 2)-—"ne or 3rd eee +B. a g ; N THE GRAVOIS references. Box M-35 ost-Dispatcn. | : and 2 rvom3: JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | baco. 33x70 Morgan, east of 12th. , oe FOrest 2949J, 4 0} ) 4901 West Pine. 2) | PINE. 2817 (rear) —Laree stable with 4 GARFIELD 4237. ane F HAS AT rs ee r Ti nt 6U7—t »- roc TD house, 42 Benoist., and bath, modern; MeDUNAL ’D. 1111 Chestnut, MAin 0142. TT is” R ION bove North ton rel Be ogy tl (ct) | O'FALLON. 2020—3 room VARIETY STORE LOCATIO CGH H. S$” z | | sta S5iN iid’ x oe - | | . x >» oe ae ge is 1 ’ a ae DELL 34) 5 7 Fooms bath. gas electric ; ©. J. Mec AWL EY R. CO. MAin ©2813. (*) ma le for oa -Class | ar ‘ely ‘ . ’ — GH i STEWART. Agent, 4 a NE. H~— » oore, very sti ns, “,.° entr ’ a At : ‘ . ele etric. piano; $8. hoe 7 . jin Lansdow ne, “Shre i “A ; gO cd fur nace, : rg cat rant 2 yt — eae oo 6223." $17 6s *also a ry goods store. I’ hone JEters oD 935%. 500 square fect, now being rebuilt com- ; ee é 4 bs tion and repair shop for rent; ark. ‘all im good condition, i rent re Crest 6 (*) | Gall 3758 West Pine. (1) plete Dec. 1 For eee Apply to owner, | | ate 4 vacant because of former occu- \° d. AC KSON, 699° (Virginia Park) — Two i Lo party bi iying furniture: it rnished 48 | PAPIN. 2804A—3 rooms, elec 3: : 0 . “9 : 99 , as lore: I ae4 4 a > se ‘ F ee he ¥ ( t uth Ti zed slau ghter A. H. Ellers, 132 Pine v ’ * ini South | blocks east ~ - a Echo Club, 4 rooms, {rooming house, 00d cvlored — (* , GLICK. Realtors, $22 Chestnut. (c* ‘heoan os Tateher ox soiaehe fe maker. PINE, 1122—Second and third floors for | | OF | S penne LODERN LOE _—* death; 100. FURNISHED HOULSE—10-room; ; i THES h 4616. aks « ‘amit Shoe Y OI OIOR ES SIE! SLT RIMS a RE RE Re 9? EA PFO MANE OP = é - Pm 1». tt 7 > he ~~ boa * ty Oe: SSisate, ey ae Ni Bd tL aes ennglneds NIs 43xx | bath, tursece, $ PAPIN. 1911—8 rooms, toilet, bath. elec- HERMAN PAULE. 5122 Virginia. iease: 23x107: clean, very light: will di- ||; block McRee, Box D-225. Post-Dispa er | he ro is TIN & = a iyectn = B prniiae JE ich — 3 good rooms, elec hes tric HAASE REALTY CO., 921 eae FACTORY BUIL wR FOR | ; LE: ig ee vide: elevator. Apply to owner, A. H. || Fourth St., N. 508, 13, eal me 4 ? ni , , 7) ——O- FOO uns . en ‘ (120 ‘itch right v ye and el galow: 5S rooms, ali modern improve- 4-room let, gas, electric; ] Northeast corner Tenth and Market. GArfield 3660 h : set third floor, with freight evator; AUBERT, 1140—4-room cottage, furnished, | ments: garage, Call FOrest 4482. (c) Penns vavlor, bath, — oak eee SEMPLE, 2 900 ws py Tectia teil The second and third floors have just = ew Soildiwc arin, | COMMERCIAL INDUSTRI ee . auto paint or storage. wit 2 . 2 — - 7% 4 brick anc sun Pp rites . — 10 electric, toliet, 1 apered and painted and offer | * x3 sOWniOW ’ VU, || cP ee + living rooms; re ow _with garage. LEER S727 (West Walnut Manor)-—Cot tric. 1447 Lay road, St. Louis County. in cood ytd $2 0. my es Jranneiiion aos someone inter- heat furnished: freight and passenger DEPARTMENT a BARTMER. 5862-7 rooms. | tile bath, tage. 2 Looms. _farage. WEbster 2323. (c) | JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnat. | ested i - hotel _on this great thoorughfare. elevator ‘service at all times; other con-| | = . a65—6 ; 1 ; | “, E—Suitable for cleaner, presser or steam heat: open. SAVINGS TRUST Cu.. | LeSCHEN 3 COCS—G rooms, Cas. water. first floor; elec- (c*) . , EPSTEIN & SON veniences; rent very reasonable to reliable || CORNE & ZKIBIG wae 7 i parher shop: rent $25. Wes ‘ot Kin _ ee. 55. ~~ —————— Pe or oe Southwest ' 4 x5 As v desirable i is gE n_ veig es School: ine location 4 tailor r ® £ a oe “4 ee aie ee Ne nea ee sere, ee a eee (Late sit Acetate, pce aes mete pe aetes ileal SO it a + tame, Pee (Spt: a ae maT bets ecto} Brads ihe Sea Skt: AS MEME hee “oy a Soe a ere Fi ogc on cuntrwerguetimands ba AS Darel pa Mee 0p # | st, barber sh or, etc. for suse, 7 CO h OWES, i Large store, ub] windows; reasonable rent. Forest 2619W. (c99) ° 4 aa ue a ¥ wt 9 sry LENT SOE: eae: 8 Eh LR aa i oa Pt tailed eOAT. ee ee eee D4 oy dahow OTT vol oa eee pid ai \ aE soles SRE ache fk nee ts cn Poca ’ ‘ 0 PREP OM EL Herd. G. Gon eka 40 « es we ARMIN 7 Ae et, OR iret aes SE ay fh BS ce Mb SN Sh RA SR 0% necnnte RO haa ane CARR. 1610—3 rooms, first E100, S80" | cms _ . , 4915 Delmar Di. SOl--7 room residence: Sally O garage: take St. Peter's car, | CAR newly decorated; $12. Pattee ¢ gti g T430A N.—3 rooms, electric; MAin Ji68 617 Chesinat at, tenant. Inquire Waldman’s, 808 Washing: | | highway: north of Arsenal, x Y¥-325 ee ager > ri ht party; oucatient condition. LOUISE. 2°19 (Pine Lawn)—-4 rooms, | CARROLL, 308A—3 room $17 . emda GRAEF. STORES. ton av. (c) 719 Chestnut St. E CAN ‘> | Post-Dispatch. ony to Tight bs ow, (c) | modern. gara t $40 8795) JNO. 70. ©. REARDON, 911 Chestnut. (c*) 919 Chestnut. (*) | Stoddard, 2809 ...82 STORE—Very ggod location. | c . ‘ . -~ ‘ oe . * : N a 4 rn ready for immatiate occupancy ; sumetning Sos ; SAON 7 To : 7 BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. ‘th. $20.50. pe th. oo. ng s CUTOFF; ‘A ’ S|} NEWSTEAD, 3105—Large store, etc. GRAND, 3345 _— 16 LOFTS the ordinary for good tenants, open LYNDHURST, 2628-—3 rooms, heat, light. ic®) JOHN H. "ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. * paket ape faa 8: C. MORFIT, 718 E. BIG BEND RO SUITABLE FOR ANY PURPOSE furnished ._reasonabie as a sunday 2 to 5; owner. at ot "oa ion apo shes seta CHANNING. 105 N.—Furnished rooms, er wa EPSTEIN 25 THIRD, 1029 N.—Rooming house &| MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut; GRAND, 4107-09 5. ~G00d 1g | w. 7500-15,000 equare feet: new balltinat DE GIVERVILLL, 055U0—Beautitully fur- MAPLE. 119 S. (Ferguson)—-7-room mod. | reasonable. ——— we. GEORGE. 215—-3 rooms: electric, wa- MAIin 2162. i Chentwat st. rooms, second and third floors; rent | NEWSTEAD, 2404-06 Ee sD stores. busiucss. HUMMERT, nemeny,: aaa car —_ and Aae Se nished S-moom residence; breaklast and |", ssidence, gar 4 $55 . CHESTNUT. 1219—11 rooms. bath, cood er: Sil. Sophir. 809 Chestnut. a eee G $65: op SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS. ean P goer: 162 Manch co. - gunroom; tile bath with shower, mag wT RRET Tole Wee Tsaice Ll) —> condition, Key 815 Chestnut. (*) sr. CHARLES, 2 301—3 rooms, oor; I OR LEAS K HAT SCH LTE R. E. CO., 2407 N. R’way MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC., a Chestnut | GXHAVOIS, 2119—S tore with fixtus _ Hlland ar ay us a 161 Manchester. (c80 \e t conveileu 3 su" ame oe . . oo CE ? sail . as ectri . - - —————$$. 7 9 Pine. | vois : - — ',... goods, tailor, eee hae manufactur : )_pes weer. _CAoeer— MELROSE. 6539—Pinelawn; bungalow, 4 (c*)} | TENTH, 806 N.—6 rooms, $40 fey rage; approximately 65000 square feet! WALNUT, 2122—-30x1llo, suitable for SARAH, 2918-22 N.—Dandy new stores, GRAVOIS. 5226-—A eing.. Owner_FOrest 7 PERSHING. 6635— rooms. bath. furnace. electric: 00} 800 N. 10th. (ee) | floor space. will alter to suit tenant. Also} _any aise of ae (c80) | in live business district; $60 a= month. | Owner says reduce the ‘e*BARBECUE 1 Fores Tent or lease; I- 4 ge tric; ©. Sl ORME E ok yl ea whee = : 4 a ‘ett ne hee ~— + DR a ee ee eet ee i, ee iret rs Poets Sri om oe ” ae eer ew “ey Md Ah PRE, AMG A WPI I yo Sobers ee a oo hte te a: eS emai i ODL LMI oe ~ page ‘urn ence, a: a SSO0A Chestnut, » rooms, batn...$do. il coats + F* : 2 oar ; : urnisbed residence MONROE. 8119 (Vinita ter.) —Beautitul ves. 3 eens third floor.. mele H. 826 S.—4 rooms. electr $35, larger buildings with trackage, , we $2 5—— She $17 MORES RANGE * So, ve center, fz: i” fil. ine station, 6 rooms a bath, on sec: , 12 os 17 Ai MUS, OViy—7 rooms and bath. | “prick residence. 8 rooms; double 1216 Carr, . alec ‘ cENT : Call ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC R 53) 2 N AS; (c53x) ; : ric nee, TB carey. 2914% Franklin, 3 rooms, e.ectric .00 | MORRIS AACH z CO. IN ALN . NN H. ‘6 SAM RILL & CO. 1631 Areade Bhig. | COlfax 2314. Ls x ¢: 7 — s.onc fiocor; wonderful opportunit Ee ere ee: COTE, “Set 1908 Division, 2’ rooms and attic.. 12.0 Co. B28 “Chest PRosprct_ 3100, Real Estate Department. | WALNUT, 2193—0x115, sultable for any |SMALL STORE—With 6-room frame; for ee, tn saaataseenene To$hd wite. Garden Inn, 7211 Olive | Street Keun bi. reO'sL Lt, Vv Chestnut t SECORTT : h, second floor, 2 THIRD, 1504 § business: cheap rent. (cb3x) | sale or rent. COlfax 1020. eee ; | —, ES7] NOTER” “3970. ‘room side en- | MOORLAND DRIVE, 1248—6-room mod. Nint nn i . 1004 5.—3 rooms, water. gas at Central ‘ to business: all or “t if “trance nouse, garage. furnished for one 7 $80. with garage. BENJAMIN ‘ - ms ST te : aa = ectric: $20. (*) | SIpDLE 18307 Bea aaacaeeninn Talon" WALNUT, 615—Old established barber | TW TWENTIETH — N.—Store. vestibule} victor 1526. Ree | BELL. 3879—Second, Toor shop for he: year; for price and particuiars, see us, |, ——— iI} N_ RE. CO. 819 Buder Bide. . Se ie Renee mee sealed ‘oy | LHOMAS, 2922A—3 nice furnished rooms _ eae aad 2 ene est 208 On set bee! college: @& feal| money-making locaties. reasonable. (c99) ares ECE _ ! Pmanufacturing: { ~ ALDEKi 1 TERRY & CO. 823 Chesinuy: UNT, 6007 (Weilston)—6 rooms and a ee ee ga E. CO., 71744 | toilet. bath, gas and electric, GRand BROA DW - 13% aot : # : : AMHEKSY. 7817—S and 5S room flat. pes r room Reuse and Pe nares on Dor- eee gas, bath, electric; $27. . at hi $20. NON. 610 Cues CASS. 1427——Nice, large store, $30 ae 15,000 square feet: heat fur- CORNER NINSTEENTH AND BRANCH— GRAVOIS. 3600-64—-Lan “ BELT | ANI ‘AND ‘or en suite: suitable — CaAbany 190. (c) | set r 5 mile west of Mount Pleasant eT oOo lg —, S30. At a oo ages ag a ye - | dk : 10 —Erovin | School: for country home or poult CLARK, Soe2A—o large FoOms, go*; | TWENTIE roe a dayne: - : HAASE REALTY £O., 921 Chestnut. (c7 ' any business rea - almost any business purpose, Open) (c eee tee. eemweetitcd. eu | We! rent or sell cheap. WYdown 013s.” | ewly decorated: electric; $35__(cb2") BENJAMIN “MUSHLIN RoOw. Cee | CASS. 2120-—Garase, shop: also Sulliing | WaSHINOT 7TH FLOOR; rez ssn AROADE AY, STORE W H| HAASE REALTY COn 98h ' Borce. 4 *~ {Corner Olive) re 2143B—6 rooms, 3d floor, $3: 319 Buder Bla MAin 2515. ¢*) at cet Soy Haram of autos; a PROXIM ATELY. 4500 0 8QU ARE FEET IN| FIXTURES $19; ESTA ABLISHED BUSI- | GRAVO.S, 3660-64— ae ? 7 basement with heat and water: $65. Cun vehichves, reat ail or pam, or eel See Eggers - . : 22 ! a = 8. OF CLiapior 2721 Washington: 3 rooms, bath, - " sii a LSINESS PROP B UP-TO-DATE aD nnn : coat ma wer a HirNLeyY CU., REAL LORS, hirkwoou 33, bath. $28. ee Onin: O. J. McCAW LEY R. CO. tore: ideal for dry goods, cheap rent ROOMS: LARGE jtir | ter aot nna a _ . 2. ms ’ R13 s A U © 5. } . Lh) J . q "4 . jti at AIWATER. 767—Cottane, 3 rooms. ou ca: OAK. 2153 (Wellston)—Cottane, $ rooms, CUUMBRILL, & CO., 1631 arcade bl hes TWENTY ISTO . (*)| WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO., MAin 1485. | APPLY” Mo F STH | 4827 Natural Bridge. J ATE ag Tae T—Store 7 ine, c) , : —-3 rooms; good (cSO)} | FLOOR, 1136 WASHINGTON : ozs : 1 - . business: ? N :3 S.— omas, $25 n: » €00d | __ i. bath, garage, hot-water iness GALOWiN, 2319—3 rooms, garage, wa- OAKDALE. 3441—New brick bungalow of SS TRGROVE *s SPECHT. 112 N. 7th. Meca Wire v0. ‘ CHANNING 118 N.—Nice store; plate GOOD BUSINESS LOCATION. 4 ; modeled: drug store opportaniane | ye ment Fn 2909 N. Union. ot electric, tag Pm eens no dogs. we i toe — end ee: : ; ~8) EALTY CoO., 615 Chestnut. glass front: $40; excellent retail location , corner building, « evator, : nes 7207. pee 3 ELMAR anSlSiore, Suitable for vari- yeve coeur car bash 5% (C~)} ° ; ee, ee 5 ; oe") JOHN DOCKERY & SON, 1002 Chestnut. | etc.. $ i . 209 Washington. (c99)} —Store tab ‘ ee " Pa ate bolo toveriand)—Near o1- | S200 Natural Bridge then south to bunga- | DENNISON, 1803——5 rooms. eas. Qorrield | gue ty FIRST. 1406 N.—S rooms, reni| CHESTNUT, 1100—Store or nice office, aE FOR RERT. FOR ber obop,. shes pape ae eee ele ao ee: = JO 4 room n_ bungaiow, garage, _RANCIS-PERBRY-RUTH, 110 N. 7th 8911. COlfax 6313J. : (®) i422 , clean fixtures for sale, cheap.. Apply to 928 Biddle. Good show space; south- 2 living-rooms with e conval LMAR, 4615-20—Store ne Lae eng BARTOLD, 2839—Three rooms and bath; OAKWOOD, Sate ie Ven 7 were we _O. J. Mec 21st, 3 rooms, rent, $20, owner, A. H. Eilers. 1322 Pine. ‘ least corner of Tenth: bath and toilet: $30 ‘ a > pe building: 3373W, reasomabie; call — one block north_of Manchesier car. 4 rooms, water. ona. ted gannre: a a —— oo ocB7* | we Sty SEo ae R._CO._MAin 2813. | CHESTNUT, 2304—Large store. any _busi- | KOTSREAN R. CO (2) , LE ASE HOUSE—12 rooms; for ater: 4 i T BiG BEND, 1524A (Kichmond Heights) — newly decorated, $3. : {c} ON 1835-3 Iy decorated front | _ro ECOND. 620 TO 830 S-—-3| ness: $50. OTTO TIETJENS. 722 Chest- DOW NTOWN BUSINESS LOCATION es house; on Park near Je See UMAR, > 4543—Large store; Aetna Tacate New singie fiat, # lame rooms, hard- | PAGE, 720S—3 rooms, bath, furnace; gar- CREE ols aiochcic” waier ¥ 20. alas $15. — oe & first-class. condition; | nut st. 913-15 MARKET, NEAR 10TH 335, Post-Dispatch, a : % Nov. 1; cheap rent if taken bat “e53 wea fioors, tue bain: garage; Vacant age 3° 50 ———————— — = ~ : . CHOUTEAU, 3538—Large corner store; 3-story building and basement, elevator 2608-10 N. Broadway: 20.000 uare EFFERSON AND GRAY ‘ ; %. “ ov, 1. Phope #1) Hiland S8U, evenings, (1) ora = ees aC AbORY $170) $i ot me beat cate ; JOST MILLER R. E. CO., 105 N. OTH. suitable for — "Wl oa pt . : ec} | steel constructed; good for any line of | feet: 3 fioors: Wabash gwikch: soriakiod Sead: rent or iease : “pyexat: 4501-—Corner store, BLiNUUN FL., %évsa—vroom €12- | prick’ bungalow: ptt ante nd a rn o- room | fF = (2s At (*) CHOUTE AU, 1403—Store. cood for any | DUSiness or manufactasine. and heated: immediate possession ; rent | JneFFERSON | : . Geaan al transfer SCOTT rent right. cieucy ilat; ou; owuer On propery, | part of rent may be appli x gig een a “AD Divisic "3 ee $16 : i.” ee ric. newly bus - rent $32 L FEINBERG & JONES, very reasonable. MISSISSIPP] VALLEY $30 “ : & R. G. SC : : a Near city mit car Joop. (c) | price if desired. H. J. ) nly wane it Z105 A wee ae ie At ; chestnut 7 are : = Etterson 5359. (*,| GR ECKY RLTY.. oo 510 Cass, TYler 0875, 2909 N. Union. FOrest 8762.(c) Et So CO., Agent. 4th and Pine. MAin L. V, CARTAN 4 2 4 - : 70 SUITAB = BUNGALOW—5 rooms: bath: brick; pean PArkview 5333. (c80) a "$603. iy 5 Tans, , bath. ete. DESK SPACE—New (furniture good lo-; £0 LEASE—W AREHOU itch i JEFFERSON, aa = 8. NeW g » 1010 OLIVE. MAIN 5056. BC SS GALOW—4 rooins, modern; furnisu- | electric, heat, arene: pee Ey wring WAS = aw DESK of office space: fent reasonable. | 1308-10 N. Main: splendid 2-story build- Northwest A. GRALNICH ft Y Lit 0] i aT Ou; garage; $30.00, 1532 Valle, Weliston, | PiESTDENCE (Kirk wood) —6- STE all 1311- 13. NORTH EIGHTH ASH: SUAS (lear) OeLe ES Be ee = “Baucation. at Feason ic) | 15,000 ce Mh ar; hich. es en 40x1 25; or BUSINESS PROPERTY—-Laree, light room LAFPAYETT , —— ax aes bee oie RR we % BU. NUALUW (fk erguson)—+4 rooms, mou- modern conveniences, 2-car garage, two Three rooms: modern: water, electric; | chesinut, DESK SPACr—With service. only one | yate sw itch wae at go pr virions BB si located at 2410 Union gy ? . SDop. LUPPER-ACKEM, * offices: ern, new; $40. Pbhove AlTwater 420J. blocks to Manchester car; price per month | newly papered: $14 and $15. , WASHINGTON oe —- Sone — ~) party in oftice. oe Merchants Laclede | gible rent. Call GArtield 0847. Powe ass GROVER C. JENNINGS. Realtor. ficid 8905. a T] ‘ORFF BU NGALU W—4-room ; t car. WAbash __8iov. RESIDENCE—4 1: ti ae v. j lew | EASTON. 3525-352 ge stores; low CLARA, 27 y tte P, . Lar store. with heat; future location; BUNGALOW, Modern, 4 ro erick | and basumsent. funn an, ‘arse Attic | SIGHTBENTH. 744 5,9 rooms, water WASHINGTON, 33493 aa PON CMENAMY. BR. E.C0., 1308 N.| \Mississiep: S R EICHENSER. 901 Ch a gg 4 020 Two stores and flate above al tocn rn. oins. e ie as I , ‘ 4 é Ps . 10. ° tis )*) 7 py sestine ret ~~ ate a ‘ : u 0 :) ement urnace, water, electric; 1 710 ba rooms, 2d floor: . WwW eem] etail Chestnut. "MAin 8. rooms ané beth: — is an " . NGER.- nePccmen REALTY co 04 N. 8th. o 2 eye ee o* nce AB), ~ : See PURPA BE IE Meer" OO th TORIC BE ie Ei ee eatinten SR « is te wi 2 hie anainei nsce vt Res siphicienad halen icimibiisaeteda atid’ it ecig is nA eeRUE cas cay qeegton- aittesic Ree ire Pees PRR Ne bad ‘a eee Dae Ris . Seu SION. 2103—3 rooms, ew S18 VISTA. 3709—3 rooms. e) m elect 1 adie hile dae sage poet DPE co Ratner ge wre ee Sag er, Ra ged Wi arma antes ~e “ St * Saag erie ct oe a errs Rt cs) aaa wood, Cali LaAciede_O30¥ Sunday. acre ground: Paule ahd Zeiss, 1 block west electric; $20, Keys _' . gas and electric Grand, c . JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | —__. ge kr : J. Frager Dress Co., fourth floor. Sa Cc OF 0311 ’ aXe HEM MELMANN-SPACKLE 3 a BELMON AY mar WaAbash vos. RESIDENCE—Immediate possession to (c*) WASHING ON. D050 _} gv: Ww ashington av. (c) - — - ___ 405% Chesinut 6 . | om sore for = line: “fullee - gc000, ste 1dy,. reliabie tenant ref e SANT, 5032 W .— 5 tore, good loca- MAGNOLIA (corner Cc ife abe es ; nly e ch : ALO room, etfictly modern. | required: 5 or 8 room brick residence. fur. | LCT EENTH, 14494, . —3 rooms, ¢lec- eUGENe hotel; being decorated; $150, | FIRST. 310-12 S.—For lease; 26,000 ft c tion d-uggist. dry goods; reasonable. (c3) | store: iueal for € a EG : c. BERTHOLD, $74 8 ‘aylor. | nace heat, garage on ground floor. ineuire rie ce. vay $2 a un ‘teetaiet CALME aie THEIMER, WILLIAMS & daylight space, concrete building, 3d and f 19 Lucas: 37.500 sq. ft.: 7-story: | FLORISSANT RD. 7526—Normandy WLLLIAMS MORTGAGE 00» Ml oe ro ian RESDENG Hes ieee ma Realtor, 7 mie?) | W EBSTER i oi S17 Chestnut st. (*) | eer Guse RAMMING R. E. GO. 308 s0xt00 tin éievator: a res_at Pasadena subdivision; splendid P., .g00d Ux, 7 Ramart able | NG —o- rick, and «arage, | RES —6 roo : STER, 1521A— ———— | warehouse. MMING R. E. CO., 308] piece with possibilitie er = :; oe parage: lees Aye Ay oy on EIGHTH, 1308A N. (rear) —3 rooms, . ric, bath ‘ Serpe — . $4 in net Oe Sood. MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST Co, Agent, poe og an I ny ney aoe hardware, MERAMEC. 2807—S-story, SEM De mepsiring ~y ae sto UN NATIONAL ©O., WYdown 0650 | also bungalow; 7-room modern: large lot | yecttc, $12.50 23 Carr (rear), 3'rooms - | 18 FLOOR SPACE—For lease. 4th and Sth | p— Ain 3640. 4th and Pine. | A. G. BLANKE R. E. CO., 711 Chestnut. tan or Se for sosees. SOE . 2 mee INGALOW—New, d-room, brick; hard- | fruit and shade trees: garage: poultry JOHN H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Coemtnet, o —— || i} TNION. 5328 N.—Store he erside 4909 a § ~ZASTON, 5801—Office rooms, - -— _—_— —- ooms, ; >} — Store. —.j| UNION. 5388 N.—Storeroom. 18x25; mod- : . — 3 eee. ree ieee me iy ROBERTSON CT.. 9013—New bungalow | ELLIOTT, 600 (South Kirkwood, Mo. )— | ULLIN. -WALTERS REALTY =—_—"" pint sagen tyre gt = mood for | ; ‘| ern: heat furnished: business center, MORGANFORD 46031-——Grocey a for doctors and dentists; rent at : ; ’ B..€.. — bath, y whagne ae and cold | *# reoms and reception hall. gas, bath, Chestnut MA in 2636, (c*) GRECKY RI TY. 1510 Cass. TYler 0873 MOBI IE UNION. 3404 N.—New store. 1 block market, with fixtures, ae TER REALTY CO., INC., 5. f EPS electric; hs Alar 617 ae nat ro Wea” shetercee ve O. as & ( N RENTS REDUCED FRANKLIN, 2023—-Larze store roum. south of Natural ating OE ee location | PARK. 613- 15—Shop or $16 Nori Hills drive. ATwater O29. (c) | RF OMS—®5: bath. modern: a arg HOLMES REAL ESTATE, 11 WN, Jetierson | A * 3 age 3 poms: 2: .. toilet. $45. Sovhir, 809 Chestnut ; SHOW ROOM for any ae Bos pueineni te ast month. tH. uit; eee: — 7 $45. Also cottage, 4 rooms, bath, in | 42 ic® NRY R. WEISELS oO N FRANKLIN, 2103—Store,” 25x70; — store- | COlfax 2314 3119 N. Grand bi. (c53x) | ~ guitai S290 Ay -reem any © ; Normandy, $30. YOrktown 1643. (c) ENRIGHT. 4190—3 unfurnished rooms Sth _ and we Oe, XC. fo%) | event 18x20; furnace. FOrest 4280). (¢7) FOR LE S + 4222 SPALL DING a — oo ; a t yao ir in! ner ec 3 ———{ 7 OO socation; Lud e- : i 8 whe nx. : ; oe 3 CHERRY, 2156 (Wellaton)—Cotiage: xae, | °P RING. 2232 (Vimta Park) —Bungalow, | tt furmsnes =" STREETS a 3k Rooms, Bath, Hlectric—$22. BO | ‘pair GOW. 1205 ee eee shay ASE sce Gnd dass te ee store on first | PARK. 3870—Go0d comet 3 os = ora with heat ectric; fruit trees, 2'Yier 1720M. __(¢) | SpRinG, 130 ) ath, Weliston, Cail Hiland 0293. 4c} | on -o0t BA Choute au ve 3 KOTSREAN R. Co, (02) | 19 2807:11, Olive: one-story building; 100x | {208 and room for 3 cars in rear: 4 liv-| any line of business: regs = _ 5 can be LAY. 133 N. (Ferguson) — Uostairs. 3] “joy oF ge A ming ne (Ot room bunga- EUCCENIA sith Call -- a r mi | open for inspecticn. dandy rooms: McD. “1051 NORTH GRAN Cll allie at ged —— feet; steam heat: ng rooms second floor. CAbany 33014J, ae “SPaCKLER # 1 B NGER. aenes ) REALTY mode ; ; h, » Conveniences; reason- rENIA, 2 —§ rooms, bath, electric F ——1Us y —. arg las ow windows, on- TE WW NI ’ rn, S480: adults: carage. Pos able. . GRAEF, 919 Chestnut. an (e 904 STANLEY. EPSTEIN. INC Adjoins corner: |cle none ass ties He at: innedinte woneeneine reason NEW CORN ER STORE PENNSYELV i eothes are GArtfield 0034 or G THREE. Saou i389. c*) McDON ALD. 1llil Chestnut, M. Ain O142. | 2 CRTIN & BREITT. 11190 ¢ sera oR Bidg. |. Corner of ro pee —— and bye nam 2 rooms: excellent any bu a DFELLO 12 ny ae ily lort Block West c nion) in a i16-fam- and ot water: pe t if k LATS” JEFFERSON S02 N.—6toreroom: ood 7 4 fireproof building, will ai vide. SHOE REPALR SHOF anne ye Rand O5263 rent a F to 53 N. Twelfth, third floor, $17| location: reasonable. CEntral 021, _ ic) STO Rk annd T OFT RU SH-BURNS MAin 4527 (e823) toilet, bath; adults: 30s 39 ag HENRY ANDREAS R. E, waz, | JEFFERSON. 1218 N.—Cormer store, $20: | ‘ Keane : | Woctory Hullding. Sale ov Yaase. LCUPPER 319 store; “go cm # 1 MA eee CO. 7113 | Bey next dcer,__FDreet 20404, | 1409-11 WASHINGTON || ,,203t68:,2-story, bricy, second floor wup- | SPRING. 3187 &—Beawt in « 2 aD Sn tien oe se OCUST. 2716— | | Ported by 75-Ib, steel 4822 ing, CAb- ~ Soe ae ric ; : — 7 Ustore aud 16 room (c7) | STORE 2 27 (x132 pany 3301] x Spe et location for barber shop, cer. GOL DMAN ALTY (¢) | STANFORD, 7574—Beautiful 7-room mod- TING, 543 S.—4 rooms, enema | FOR rent or lease, 20 rooms, suitable || tae - = jor generat merchandiag sore, — TAGE—-4 Toons: water, elcciric, Dain; | ern brick residence ; ° : OO: ) S. 15th: roome, €l lectric... 18 (¢ 1 fur hotel or roo || LOCUST, 2807-098—2d and 3d. floor for 7 3 Wonderful Busines | ; able. —_ 4 02 0 $3) fine cellar: Darstaaie; tor’ vent. eek be aie to be ee eitiel Gan at 23 N. 8th: ‘ 9s fil toilet, electric etc. me Om ae a light mannfacturing or offices. (c7) | 2D it LOOR ADK 132 Southeaet ee ae Location Delt ATINT- BACKER, R Secor ne eae aa Cc. J. H , 114 N. 7th. CARTER REAL ry CO... INC.. 3: tia: 12 || northeast corner Jefferson and Olive at. | | | LOCUST, .2807-09——Large 2-story garage ||] WILL INSTALL NEW ENTRANCE ufs .; Store and flat al bove:” baat ae 706 _ Chestnut, E DIAMONT, | 1192—Modern ware: fine MMONWEALTH, 55 — Mouein 7 | 3.6 North Hills drive. ATwater 529. (c) | } ~ 1008 Chestnut, ||) Will_put in first-class condition. apply | ear (c7) |!] WITH PASSENGER ELEVATOR TO . itil | STORES—$20; . south Ciayton rd. 7oUu0 West. low, 4 rooms, new: all conven iences, ga- tA S8.—~-5 oms, electric: “rent ~———gae j race in basement: Creve Coeur car; rent GRAEF, O10 Chestnut. (c7*) 52 ON, 8727 (Jennings)——3 unfu | 3° 50. al 3 2: 7 —— rooms, first iioor; low rent? Sona” Call WAbash 22 or GaArfield | 5 29 f, . 419A S.—3 rooms, electric, toilet; aduits. COMFORT. 7700 (Maplewood)—6O-room . ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestant. unzalow. Kirkwood l1loGM; open sun- _ ee a a a tl A CLEA CET. SY ¢ , eS - a i es as oe. |: x E i . aS : - ; oe * +2 5 s ee eae a 2 + greg FSS 7% 2S Sa re bot py >) tae Sans a > eae rt 3 “ * E z kay mya “4 . ne Se | a = 4 i iy 4 tS E “ts 20 ‘ ie ‘ ee ; Se ce * a> a a ri 3.4 ; be Be r . 5a | ee Sy S e ce See Pe be. ) s * ‘eo , % F . ‘ iene | ey. - ‘ 2 i 2 at a > g ; ¥ ce f 5 d ” } od iy af . 3 * 3 a a a’ $3 * a i phage gt Oh 7 fot aickapitltos oe ee ps a aa . Go ae : . C electric: $25. — ' c7) ‘ om ST. LOUIS, . 6700 (Wellston )—4-room sony i ABBOTT. "Realtor, 7Ov Chestnut GOOD CON NDITION LOCUST, 2818—Office rooms in automo- | ISAAC i ¥ COOK & CO. Rent $25: dentist t already. located 8824) STORE—3 rooms good ~ roome, furnish Jedburg, } ineaie Aas ot ’ . . ed, g bungalow. modern, conveniences. bile row. ight end heat furnished: very | | ¥. Florissant. COlfax 3797R. (ec) business: reasonable. 1& 1169-—Beautiful 4-room apert-| rarR, 3900—Front 2 rooms, an LOW RENT —_, - fe) |i. 1736 Arcade Bldg. STORE—Good location tor mane | Rent Reduced AGE—2 $10 month. _Ulndell 6629, References. CRSULA “ wear or shoe store, in the Baas (cS) ment flat: rae vard and ‘2 ge: WUni- ya . . Sou st. SOPMCES new 4-room and ] J-room | versiiyv City — ast of Fergus ach 1s $15.50 [tT a ie be -OB Market: 4 large rooms: bath, gas ; Locust Boulevard store fe Pe etgcw oe water, gas and electric, large | E.A. BOKERN. Fullerton } Bide. _GAr, 0108 SOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 700 were he ‘$35: open near school, on car 2004 Locust; large store on this busy | — sane Store; Eid good business loca Weld 337 epee: % K t; cheap. Broadway seuth to Y6U0, 2) VINE, 7337 (Maplewood)——5 rooms. hs a - street. . i— a ae” oe oe ition. 2729 N. Union. . = = spac blocks east. Smith. 8615 Bucenia st. wor d floors. tile bath, $60. "7 ) | Fie Vat "12 I + x. gro * spsampvantns rent. 1M: — eB large’ rooms gine Re of 14th and HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO... 2407 N. Bway. —~— STORE—Wul rent = de... iat avin for iient man C nerera me —. - ~ . st. a a N. h Bt. ic?) I " ’ a r 3, a ; i | } i } rT J* a 3 ; COTTAGE—Tiicn av 7 4 rooms, bath, mov-| WEISTER GROVES rooma ocwater | prerpUNTi Ta37 Need es iat | tc. tallet: sew Paper? ome’ GOR: ee 1015 LUCAS AY. | BOSTON STORE |j|| DRUGGISTS ATTENTION Ene, eto en >. , ake , ; .e)} ne — 00d rooms, ¢lec- | hre orv jerr ern; reasonable; near Osage Hills. Tak heat: nice bath, et¢.: excellent sect ion: awa 3¢ c fae) school. Three-stor) modern | pul lding, approxi- HAMILTON AND WABADA neck 3154, Manchester-Osage Hilig car to Big Bead onre transportation: phone owner. —————— . 16 Johnson: fj mately 10,( 100) square it DBD Y y me . a — — rd. and Edna; izih house on Edna. no sore a TANT " - c pIPTEENTR. a0, pao we and # rooms; | tric. water. toil tine rom flat; gas, elec- KORTE, 110 N. STH. “MAIN 4258. Ht BROADW AY AND | iT ment ,d euiainn nee cbhaeeehien” wae gt 2416 8.—Z4i Res : uge. ¢) OOD 7D DRIVE. { ichmon iil put ood condition. ‘ 22 Singleton. = - = att , : ? . x73 a > 4 iS YITAGE-—4 rooms, bath and ——. Heizhis)—4 rooms: ake. “Alifversite JOST MILLER R. E. CO., 105 N, oe. of 8. etectric, "weler. ae sie 108-110 N. MAIN MORGAN 7 maT NION SS Sidin TRUST COMPANY or ait ~ q003—Store; a, Z ore. gentiste. ‘splendid Jocati on A Alap.ewood; Clore to cha eh f ; = — ‘ine rooms, gas, elec- Three-story and basement building, 11,- ||) || mii 5325 Easton. Orest 1370 heat. Phone Riverside 255 p } tat Th school, $22 1.59, bee y ALE, S1i0—New home in University FOURTE BN TH. LO12ZA N.u—d large rooms; os wa er. pilet: »4 repair: °0 00U square feet, furnace. frei ight elevator, | | iif . TR 01 ore. 1 New. y) NES- BRIDELL RBALTY cO., Heights for lease to responsible party. electric: $29: good home. See Mra. Jones. 255 5. 14th: ; ‘ooms: inside tollet: all in good condition, $150 per month. Pity Third floor, elevators, ||| " GINIA. 3 3 Laree Se 73d. Mancheser. (c) | PArkvievw 1033M., (c) | FRANKLIN. 2023—3 ne wly decorated | PECK estan 2 $15. ae R. iH ARRIS REALTY Co., | bis naasenger ané freight 150 i South BREE R Ip ws ss ; CREST. G7 20A—o rooms, hot-water heat. ALE, 2270-72—5-roum efficiencies, with | rooms, electric. water: $15. La Bh Bete STATE, 210 Ww ainwright Bldg. — “35: eet and Fine. 4) Be gi . ‘ i ar ah LAUNDRY—For rent. Call GRand For rent, fine store im new gow Arkview 17703. {cy on ae nnd Janitor service, $45 and | FRANKLIN. 2222-3 rooms, 3d floor. cas. | ji (c*) | porter. LaAclede 7608. fe) aseeie — od “HAASE. CASE Ris REALTY aoc * oe EMESS RE “~— 501 eam I Pe HEMME Mt EWAN SEA , Chsstaut. jiite Sidg. €) y ~ i SIO RR PPI x DOR ir a a c Si ih ot . : nortan: th ele es, Al i" a . Taq 48 : - ;

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OCTOBER 9. 1897. POSES TO LET—BUSINESS R LEASE LOFTS - heat and elevator. heat and elevaS®, floor, 3000 square feet. eprinkler and elevater. square feet (corner buildi square feet (corner building). corner bu ilding P ware feef; heat, janitor, light and . a equare feet, Fashion Square Bldg BUILDINGS story building; will divide. , contains 12,000 feet. Mo. Pac. switch. sieam heat and elevator. Terminal switch. “equare feet, eprinkler; 25,000 square feet; ries; contains 7500 square feet; Mo. Pac. and second floors. switch. and one story, with steam heat. STORES 30x135:; steam heat, 25x150, with basement. BO0xiSv, with large basement, 35x65, with basement. x100; steam neat furnished, iop Square Building). LTERS REALTY 00, 4 th F MODERN LOFTS iy teeseeeees 9000 sq. , 1900......7000 aq #, N. 417......18,000 ag, ft Seventh St. N. 619..... 7600 aq. ft, Fourth St. S. 19....... 2500 sq, tt COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL _ DEPARTMENT NET & ZEIBIG WE CAN LOCATE You GRAND, 3348 Ss ree. light GRAND, 4107- 09 3 Good location clede gg nett one, 2119—Store with fixtures, Eons $27.50; % month f —Store for rent NEIDER, Riverside aia Toe 37 oe flat ane or rent or lease. See owner 226-—A peal ae 5 quick “action: live eer. 2237-39-41 — Steam pending “for Se ee GRAVOUIs- “3a Modern pon tapiag . AYER EALTY CV., et GRAV OIS, _3660- 0-63 Larg svorervom: repair eho aud garage ing. dat 7506—Laree store: ron crug siore opportunity, suitab or 4 ary clenume oe or oe all conveniences.- ber shop, shoe rep living-rvoms with 335. ost. S Park ne JEFFERSON AND GRAVOIS, N 2 second a ia 2 &S.—Nice store; only 2 SON, 2838 8. ) near Rice-Stix Ro matty $37.50, Ae A. GRALNIC REALTY — Ltouh, 1609—G _ PFER-ACKEH, S, W. Cor. Lafayette & Towa Av. Two stores and filets above containing £7 rooms and bath: this is an excellent > $12.000, ELMANN- SPACKLER Rk, (corner California) — re: igeal for grecery and cher; AMS MORTGAGE CO., MAin *. 2807—2-story brick storage. painter, man ing. or work. = hoy of any ki 7 ‘218-—Laree stor 3 727—M edern er “e8, ta Gocior and dentrst; all conveniences, a 4631—Grocery and i 5206A—o-Teem ilat. crner lor Office of any O87 grin sae corner loca tion ent .00. NN-SPACKLER R. BE. CO. PiEN NSE LVANIA. 4700—Large store a se; % "REPAIR ao ae 303y Hickory. re. good oe o—Beautity —s | ors general merchandise ree ~ Dea ARTINY BACKER eet. PFER. “ACKER, STORE Sone Contion for men’s wear or shoe store, business section of South 8t, 76. STO ORE— Wi i pent part _ er 6 S.—22-stwry »b + tee PE 6144J. VIRGINIA, __3015-—Larse siore. an y For rent, fine store in new Jdowill 3609 Juniata et.. Wend ten location ~4 Ww W RISBER( PLUMBER, Seis just off Grand: - + Orr 2S O38 ue DENTIST A AND PH" sIcl Three-room suite, ‘heat. | ished ation: corper HT Space Missouri near Chouteau: ¢ sure _ Northwest corner Sth and ing 28xl10: 18-inch —_— beat, electric elev: STORE—For Rent or Least a0 oie LOCATION a SUNDAY, es OCTOBER 9, 1927, F~ 2000 REAL ES} TA TE. F of ane, = xchange, Wanted, and eee, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, | Residences F or Sale Today. REAL ESTATE CARDS | REAL ESTATE C CARDS ~ To Damaged Property Owners Our entire office staff is at your service daily to advise in matters of insurance, Repairs and reconstruction. FRANCISCUS REALTY COMPANY : Loan Correspondent | THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA i Chestnut Strect. a - a - “" + Th—On Mera nive nee ' Benois st. 1008 Tile Guer | 70 "0 LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES — oe ea South West TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES Daylight Building FOR LEASE 1015-19 CHOUTEAU saining 30,000 square feet; electric tor high- pees ure steam boiler; also ogee olining storage; very low rental. ie oN & B BRE iT’, 1119 Chemical See A. MAYER : ON THE GRAVOIS e| HAS AT "13825 Morganford, a filling sta- // ' ition and repair shop for rent; a vacant because of former occu- ; ¥ mf pant’s death; $40. Riverside 4616. ne ty é Southwest E, 5401 to 5411—New build- a, ng. vith very desirable stores; directly if _ new buder wong jfine een + for a and dentists: rent reasonable. N. 4554—Nice corner store for any inens : $45: look over. . 5161—Large store and basement: east of Union ER, 5405. Easton. “hares Sa 59424 EASTON AV. Offices and shops, with heat and light: naan: can be used for any , iGER-RLEIN IN REALTY CO., 104 N. 8th, Ma__GArfield 0034 or GArfield 0035. FELLOW, 1215—Large store. heat * and » * ee: rent reasonable. 5 home (c62 ~~ yon AMONT eeettitul store, suitable for restaurant, or radio business: only GOLDM AX REALTY CO., 709 Pine. IN, 1064—Store: suitable any itiess: 2 months rent ay (c99) IAMONT. lynne ie ong tion for cleaning. 40. (ce) = abe DE. 3838—Large rome 3 rooms. : «= display windows: will rent or t© good tenamt at a reasonable rent: location for confectionery. grocery or Grant or any ether business. EMESS iS 501 International Life a . 3504—Dandy - andl ease: fine Apply 3617 Delm “For rent: 3200 ong of fico 3 “space: Tischt for light manufacturing. 1126 rn aa hway AND. 1545—Large 4 Fiore: S Suitable for any business; low re CHART REALTY CO.. 814 2 CES AND . STUDIOS—Single or en - for doctors, dentists, real estate. _ . . mail or ew, rgre 1 a i ané business bu! r lines 44i8—Front part of store. in- ine heat. licht and telephone service. 98—Desgirable store. rooms. connecting: suitable for various > — ee ue to an arry Boeck- erson 2470. (c65) TER. 418&7—New store; fine ¥ window: $50 —- aRdo, 4435 0 store with heat “furnished: good for any line of busi EALTY Co.. 104 WN, 8th. id 0034 or GArfield 0035. g bore. tion: $40. Large, new store: good lo- any business: low rent. REALTY CO.. 814 Chestnut. . 62 rner store, suitabiec restaurant. druggist. bakery. (83) ; i—Fine store. heat _ c Cw: corner. $40; emall store, W 27423 (c) ul location for bakery: 808 De Mun. one block west of Poad, three blocks north of Clay- aan : very good neighborhood. an¢d Southwood, one block north road. three biocks north of b, » itiuw reta!] condition : 723. 303. keys at (ce) 619 N—Large store, at Ame ie io - in ‘Tires ey Reduced sufferers. ‘ z R, chevteet (c*) ‘BARTLING. WAS nage hyper ne 3534- ~Large store, gsuit- able for at y Dusiness; also offices doctors, den tists ele FOre at o270W. Jul REAL “ESTATE— —EXCHANG a a Ihe | BO SINE eS. Wicd. -—Wiil trace }-rno! il bites bunariov 9g “ood busiticss. Jox . E-305. Post Dispat — ‘CLEAR Bt SALOW Wide—Por cqauiiy in > 4 ; » jie . ¢ } eh {cet Of ero mma i eles ei cet Misi i ,) Walks sewers gud alley mad. Box D-Ou. | Poat- Diepatwh ba i ond Ki Chana Sis ued ! i\ ile O-rogeiii ta vod S.lg Pat par@ pay KUEHD x aie Wrinwright Bidg. COTT A¢ AG E E Wid. acy pan eel e colored tene- | mente: family eos Gta]! cotiage or | flat, of fe tversid v OOK (cM) | COTTA AGE wed -25, acres, §&-room hous eiectric, bath and upieiwents: 12 miles i south. LAcilede 5193). Ul} Chippewa. | 6 ‘COT’! AGES—For exchanéce: 1342: furnished row mins hous a flats and abdariments MINTO ~ 319 Titte Guaranty thie, «fs | COTT, AGE Wtd.-—The most benutiful bun- | | gatow on 2300 Arsenal: will trade for 4 r} ) Hg brick o frume cotta: Box Mi wf ¥t-Diepatch, (@) CO'PTAG et f-room cott. an it Pa- eit 10 nicely lo ec. ¢H ill , ant for city pruperiy. Box D-220 | PGs -Dispatch sf COTTAGE Of BUC NGALOW Wtd.-—As ‘ s down payment on 4- u 4¢-family flat: ll rented at $180 mont! \: will xkive terms of $50) monthly on unpaid balaner BUILDERS? COLUMN 3730 Washingt ston Boul. ; ti i | Storeroom., 18x5? heat and hot || water furnished; saabio lor moet any kind of business, as it is certainly located on one of St. Louis’ weil-know: thoroughfares rents the most reason- able in town lor fize and location; see Manager on premises. M. H. RODEMYER & CO. BIDS. PLANS, ESTIMATES __ , PLANS, ESTIMATES — BUI CBRE Storm | —— ee — ee 109 N. 8th MAin 4124 || TTIER, 313 N.—JUST A FEW DOORS | NORTH OF LIND ELL: STORE 16x i 4 NEW BUILDING; HEAT AND JANITOR | DOUGHERTY R. E. CO., 903 CHESTNUT ve — ia alt 5200 wees, $s GLICK BALTORS: . 822 Chestnut. CORNER STORE Northwest corner Syracuse and Enri cases | | in the Delmar car loop. ___ JONES BROS., GArfield 8015. eee eee IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 6058 Maple: store, 19x4s: pest, $40. 3429 Lindell, adjoins corner McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut, MAio- 0142, eations by eraduate i first- ‘| EXCHANGE my single or doubb NEW STOREROOMS—4803-05 Page av. 24x60 or 48x60. Good location for fur- niture, x goods. bakery. euto gales and | repair. Lot adjoining 440x140. Missouri- Illinois Stores Co. (c2) | WE will furnish DELMAR GARDEN STORE. 703 Heman, small corner store; $50 | fer corne JONES BROS. REALTY Co., 1021 Arcade. ONARCH CONST. CO., wil L “ rn nish “soe 5 and Seutenesee; per — new bank across street; trans- | li DRUGGIST —ATTENTION 7245 Delmar bi.; a beautiful new store any direction; do not miss this opportunity. A. G. BLANKE RE. _CO., 711 Chestnut. in the fastest-growing section tn the West | End: no competition for about a mile Ri NTEE CONSTRUCTION CO. RENTS REDUCED ———s ern stores; double show windows; real lo- cation for live wire: rents $45 and up. WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY. place, northeast corner Melville and Uni- versity drive: other stores in building great euccess: at entrance to university © = rooms: & bie. i St. Louis: with heat. Call GRand 47 APARTMENT OR FLAT Wtd.—Heat i nished. mother and daughter. not 0% $50. South preferred. Riverside 511: Aa APARTMENT Wt. —j room, kitchenette, bath. in-a-dor bed. furnished. Box E- 291. Post-Dispatc h. BUNGALOW-FLAT Wtd.—4 rooms, mod- +? =: | organization. JOSEPH KESL & SONS | 215 Title Guaranty Building | GArfield 2874 | Hiland 4344. JENNINGS RD.. 4017—Store: good joca-| | tion for crug store. 3 office rooms above | |! for doctor or dentist: also a modern flat. | |! ST. CHARLES ROCK RD., 8764—New ft brick store: 22x55. living room in rear; ably. (cN9) | REAL ESTATE ws ces ESTATE | — REAL ESTATE INSU RANCH E kee opecia: com bination reai- BRAY. aS 706 Chestnut. GAr. we Build and Finance « > rom the smallest SE ern: garage; 3 adult Stee Max 1-65. giate price and particulars. Box 16>) REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE FLAT Wtd.—3 rooms, bath: not over $32.56: 3 adults. Lindell _1429M. (c) FLAT Wtde—4 rooms. bath ¢ and garage; south: adulis. HU mbolt 2805 {c) FLAT Wtd.—3 room lower fiat or cottaywe furnace. 2 adults: state price. Box Y- 209. Post-Dispatch. ‘LAT Wtd—3 rooms, bath, cas. estate. | . 25: no » ~0ap cth south. Box NM-77 Post- Disnate FLAT Wid.—Adult family, wants 6 or 7 room lower: apartment or bungalow: — keeping dog and cat. FOrcet | tebe 352 Ww ANTED__3 rooms and bath. North. not! | APAETHENTE Fiats, over $30: adults. Call TYler 295 2 W. WANTED TO LEASE—Modern 2-fa ’ flat: 5 end 6 rooms: near street a responsibie adult; penasnabie rent; give | Which one are you KINS BEALS» O.. full particulars. Box M-114. Post-Dis. Furnished Flats, and Apartments Wed. - N W ng two bed- ge oh ot Bow M-9f, Post-Dis APARTMENT—5 or 6 rooms. complete! furnished: Nov.-April: west of Union. south of Page. or in county. Box Y-10. Post-Dispatch. FURNISHED APARTMENT d.—6 roomag West. Call PArkview 2807 bok this | mornin FU RNISHED APARTMENT OR FLAT Wtd.—Nov. to March inc! usive: west of iT’nion. south of Delmar; must be sur pplied | with linen and silver. ‘also heat Apply stating price. Box L-401. Post- Dis. (cl) =O HOUSES WANTED BUNGALOW Wtd.—5 or 6 room. i wee | 3 ty with BCTCAare. Fore. st 7166W or pease : modern: 4 or 5 room: ‘by (Be ly of 3 adults: will be permanent tenant; state full particulars. Box O- -291, Post- COTTAGE Wid.—To rent: 3 or 4 room with or without bath; near school. a1uS Manchester. FLAT. UNGALOW OR APARTMENT ) Vid —Must have 3 bedrooms; University | referred. CAbany 6877W. Pe or west — Side. 5 or 6 roome preferably with lars. Wm. Schwentker, 3453 Penney!- vania. A A ern residence | or bungalow: near strect car: responsible ults; reasonable rent: give full particu- = Box M-.02. Post-Dispatch. ic) =—___—_—— 55 Net braske avenue, D 7 BLE -ROUOM rLAT—-Take single flat or Rc sen part pay: South Side ox Y-13. Post-Dispatch. DOUBLE WANTED SOUTH, section west; 1 deed, m | EPSTEIN & SON, MAin 2162. 6 family; "y rooms, 4 garages: good rood eauity x M-36. Post-Dis. | ECUITY Witd.—Exchange 60-ft. lot in Vinita serrate. on Monroe st.. clear, for 30 ic EXCHANGE $5500 equity tn flat for busi- ness or lot. GRand 3939M. LACHANGE—West Fnd residence. nine rooms, for south side flat or tenement. Ror F- 7 Poast-Dienateh. EXCHANGE—New frame bungaluw. will trade for vacant J. BOD lot. NER, LAclede 6648. fe) 7e> XC H ANGE ~5814 Lotus: dandy single, 5-6 rooms, for smaller property, or stock. | DElmar 2507M. bungalow on South Side. Box Y- bys Post- i Tier): tch. | EXCHANGE—4-family 5-room flat. Per | Shing Heights-University City; want farm | or tenement Hox D-322, Post-Dispatch. EX¢ HANGE —_—_— M dery -room bi ne: low. Lincoin, Neb., for city residence. Box Lise aad 1-334, Post-Dispatch. ter / ES en oe -POST-DISPATCH pEAL FSTATE—EX webed EPSTEIN, INC.., MAin 43% 904 Chestnut. OZARK qiRsot RI FARM—Clear. for tor- nado stricken residence proposition Ber- ger, Laclede Hotel. PROPERTY Wtd.—Exchange good morn- ing paper route for clear city or county fal —i0 acres: Oklahoma: e@lear: nea gas welis, coal mines: worth $2000; will | trade for clear vacant city or county. Box F-65 Post-Dienatch. FARM—For exchange: 97 acree: fine im- provements: 30 miies from city. What pave you? Michael Brockhoff, Hamburg. 124 AN || FAR! D 459 ACRES: GLEAR OF DEBT; WANTS SINGLE OR DOUBLE FLAT OR INVESTMENT PROP- ¥; WILL ASSUME. BLUMENFELD R. E. Cv., MAIN 1609. 310 TITLE GUAR. BLDG. FLAT Wtd. —ipamaced, for equity in my farm. Box Y-10 Post-Dispat property. or first deed of trust. Box E- 372, Post-Dispatch. RESIDENCE—Have modern 7-room brick residence in Webster, lot 100x150: will | exchange for city property. Box D-295. | Post-Dispatch, RESIDENCE—For sale or exchange; nine Br sed Rs am heat, clear; want 4 and 5 6 room flat: owner, FOrest C008. 5060 Lorus. (c} RESIDENCE-—-8-room modern: large hall: hardwood floors. tile bath: newly paint- ed and decorated:* lot 116x298: bear- tiful shade trees: shrubs and lawn: wi exchange for single fiat in city. GRAF & CASE REALTY, Ferguson, Mo. SINGLE FLAT—Want double flat, south. Box Y-2716. Post-Dispatch. FLATS a eden St. Coulis County home. 6 acres of ground; will trade for | | 4-family or several single flate. Box M- 280. Post-Dispatch. (c) FLAT—On Crest av.. 67xx: 5 and 5 #ein- gie: modern throughout: double garage: | will exchange for smal! — in Weer End. JEfferson 1568. (ce | ¢ LATS——2921 to 2931 Thomas XT3 3-room | flats; rent $2600 per year; deed of trust | | |$12.500: want clear farm. Notify Wil- | liam Horwitz. 720 Pre'tt FOrest 2035R | FLAT—BEeautiful 2-family: Hi Pointe: 5 | Fooms and sleeping porch: exchange for | iY off a f rie ; } 4-family 6 to 7 rooms. Phone PArkview ‘St. Louis; well located; will trade for) > 4614W or GArfield 7374 | FLATS Wtd.—Five choice lots, each d0x 80. in exciueive Price road district. $35 | per foot: want flats or. small business | property. Box D-281], Post-Dispatch. FLAT Wtd—For exchange. business prop- erty, South Side: want a double fiat, South Side: give particulars, Eox D-200, Post-Dispatch. FLAT—4 families. of 4 rooms and sun par- lors: with Murphy bed: 2 white, Vallex inte, Biversiew_ t CHAUNCEY P. 21 Acres on Denny Road Peautiful tract of land on east sidk | of Denny road south of Clayton toad. bss ar spceulation, CORNET & ZEINIG 719 Chestnut 8¢. i 1 Fairmount Of fine building yr : for income property. AC HEATH CO. GArfield 3164, 38165 | S18 CHESTNOUT a ee at clear vant income properts 550 wR nn. Cottages WA Wtd.-—southampton; County unrestricted , block north of Olive Street rd.; want good 15-ROOM DWELLING. In Jennings arranged for 2 — corner want several smaller J. 1. EPSTEIN & ‘SON me DEFORVAGANT 4-room modern frame “immediate posecssion. Call sama iE AGENC Y. DA RSTDALE—-4-room Wit —Nev ww bun silos 6 rooms, 400d ‘ietotan, tes. making ye re one efficienc large ¢ hie ee n homer: Ww pak baye you? ox 'D- 17j Lott: Diapaten: py north of {! Hive reity c ily line to Cera cael. Double Flat for Exchange eet On Lack oa ww Charlack. road. en — Wanted to Buy in exc change [ ne w }- 5 ree Be will exchange for. Aas. to room To Damaged Property accu “FP ORDY CE LANE Ver y desirable ase priced for which Business ONE Wanted BUSINESS PROPERTY Wtd.—tIn exchange 1 located at 56050 Waash- ” just west of Kingshi rental value $11,000: er widow Ggeites ean income. GOLDM RE ©,. 709 FORD KEA - D ealtor, Wainwright Bldg bye, AND — reage ‘trac ts froin | clusive — nttal gin See HOUSE For wale oF reni; pte. 6AtOW t—O ff Luese and Tis NIC W 6 F AMILY be autifully situated large building vacancy out of 18, traded for clear resthones See this piece TODAY, then let us show you on STANL EY EPSTEIN, 4. Flats and Apartments Wanted APART Ret. Wtd.—To buy fot, cosh, 3 db-——-One acre tracts: gtre re. atk LAclade orrcets. Water, “FLAT Wid. Modern, lars. mer pis fe ‘et tn Westnsare rms A. South hae Leasehold es Gene block, small srousd rent: x FLAT Wid. ——%&-4 gin al art FLAT Wid. —~outh, — = rrr lede 6449. ~—Single 4 and § or 3-room for rinvestment cash buyer. te FLAT Wid aco wants either flat or see me at new location. CARRUTHERS. oer ae GLICK, REALTORS. R22 Chestnut. 3-FAMILY APARTMENT FOR EXCHANGE We have a very choice 3-family apart- ment that ig strictly ~~ ng wae will take older pronerty as GLICK, REALTORS. A230 "Chestnut. _ BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR EXCHANGE Corner, seven stores, offices and apart- ments above, rents $2) ‘000 per year: “ork £r " z ‘ q i i . q : a nie ‘ ey sail ASD, HN a 55 ach ESTs ecient sent mig 2 Ese OR tbe Haye ny Rp ss ek gh Pape = . (oh ES Ca a ae Pee a Ce Be Behe ar Re Cel AT epee Mul g rosie 100 Lemay F wy Ferry onde ee oon i e Lor aite Bs 7h rn ——Sullable for bung al SUson Heights: sacri we fi > arate aaa a ag lary ~" LOUIS AND NATURAL BRIDGE ; FRO vi CLIEN xM OWNE HAV HAVE $9500" cu $8200 camh. want TOune oe to 5, betw ou money rlande or tenement _ Property as + % oe Ris ‘4 eee a . ae me. ae ~— ; New Deakies For Exchange Wwe represent several builders who own M-163. Post-Disp TR, Residences ae. various parts of the city. who will take older property as part pay. make trade on a very reasonable GLICK, REALTORS. 822 Chestnut. Residence or Flat Wanted | QUKK EQUITABLE DEAL Well constructed 6-family ga rent $7270; act at once; full details gladly given, I. EPSTEIN & SON, MAin 2162. Business Corner and Single The southwest corner of Lami consists of saloon with flats above and fine gingle flat next door, completely —— and the equity in which exchan STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC., om , ae ground ang tu of Delmar, ‘west of —South Side, © oF ’ Box M-166, rom. ~ Residences -s Wanted to Buy ms single: "no —- Box ae lot , gheubbery,. Suburban Stes Wanted VACANT Wid.—Half to two acres, ie t; lectric and -6 room t brick ‘side drive; ae tor he lightly used ae ire a of now fst ap a Sen. Sire yeh decorated: pores, souk of 0 ENC = rooms, bath SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE off 1 at F rd.. in Afton fre om end of Cherokee line; real B, E Title very good condition, $b0h sera room brick bungalow; oe acres, 2% mi limits on hard road, has vineyard, fruit trees, electric aoe. brick residence g development coming room age es bath, furnace, gaeree, Lets Trade We have several pieces of clean, — Vis ~~ “torace, 'SH-BUR . 4527. —T | | ecu ‘tos. DElmar 0818.” 4740 Easton,

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: esi Sale Today. ocTom an j SUNDAY: SB ST. Lows 36-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences “Tt 1 Boy om pps a FOUE-DISPAT CH, nega ores RS SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE = on aaa SUBURBAN PROP, F ; SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE _ SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE A : Kirkwood a aoe : Oe Ie rae : 1 SOUTH DRIVE, 6229 (Pine Lawn)—Bun- 7 r a —— schesigeen = s > | BUNGALOW—In Maplewood. bag aon galow. 5 rooms and sun room: all mod- | . a care. busses. +, MAKE A N\ S sess hi —— - peat ” ganae: Easy par ine y ern comvpceneet: sacrificed: builder's 73) ox en: G eeee oS) | it 2 “4 or : 1. | CAbany_739¢ | ¥ SS \ A R | . E. CO.. 1308 N. Grand. | eeDID litle hom isle home, cautalalar i + | Re McMENAMY R i aah ’ ; nga path, located on Baker av. at Hit | = low of seven i ee 4 station. Excellent neighbor hued $25 per Month i B ngalo W S for Sale ||| | BLM. 7340-—Beautfiul Dunes lav- rN ‘hie oi 4 ‘ Fine f Get a Home for $50 Down and P Uu ie rooms and sunroom a this build- x 1 0 0 ‘ 0 0 D O W N | D VV igite 4 ‘oo oa a pe ae aan sont A ne -ee nege degen ort -\? i : a z A . ; | " cin ee Wilson. | av. CAbany 3716R. or ' a ‘J — y if 9 Individual Designs i | on. v Sutton av, “ 7. oe a tat eoteae > 3) | JOSEPH DARST RE AL ry CO., H — aan | = Bicco_ 60 cathe tn at beete: | we ~ Be a ee iul| GAYOLA PL. 386 —5-room bungalow, | 105 N. Sth st. GArfield 63396. bail > =... gonvenient to everyining: 4] [5] [6] ROOMS oe be i i! ( Fepaheee tlie bath: mn: £U iod locatioc e) [+s i — ih . . ee: % 2 A commesary OF THRIFT 4) [5| [6] ROC | ileal | * To Set Shrubs Ready ip . | : A econ All B ‘ k M M q Hi ( ay . , gg, aaa s next door. Hllan This Fall and Be eady } ‘ Write for map of Webster and our list. new and nove pian tale ‘ § Reck Streets— rick—! ost Modern - |} 9649. Be Bs) ; mond Hei ts | | 4 i : ; ~ 4 tom possible for you to move into a home Kirkwood City Water— | | : Se Ce ee eae rm: | 20 NGALOW—3_ rooms —— bath hard: | |||, Early Spring to Beautify Your Groun cee raat LOT—3@ = ~~ “Siaise, of your own on an initial payment of Elect ricity— | In the Heart of the City of Kirkwood | Bs ow, ol airing garage: _(c} eee goers, pee rout; large gery yt HE o : Fs 2 you = hoon i. saa a only $50. We provide a practical bun- Conerete Sidewalks— | lk ne 5 cp ma __. |"|| LYNDOVER PL. 7236 (| Maplewood)— | locks iS Bay! 5 een: $7oUU;, terms. % tn hs. EC ORCHARD BANK RBALTY CO. (es6y y$ ei ansportation at Your Door—Schools and Churches Nearby IVE i . 5. | Arlington driv See These Pretty Homes on Litz ngerR ia me 1 FD AS eA ' Modern §5-room bungalow: garage. Caeap: | homes, or phone WEbster 2400. are eg ind ng genie ie ine ‘ ba TE re Gen TOR wn AR AY RA HS SRE SPW LORIN rete NEON, A ee aie a soo ee ete pameons I A « chink “I 4 J Ae PE RR » & ' , galow garage and lot 60x113, which Senitery Sewers Most. Beautiful Spot—Amongst Shade Trees. || $4900 | BU NGALO W-—Breceil aud Weston. new » | |i// with a ‘little effort on your part, cat LACLEDE RD., 2600—Bungalow: new ood Hoors, furnace, ‘large. poren, ‘tru ai Just Completed, 7 and 8 | mi : 4 WEBSTER oe ae —— be completed into a comfortable three- SEE THESE BUNGALOWS— ie and ‘bath; an K. SO: ee 7076, | e1} | Celae.. basement; lo SUx130: $200 , cash. y : AND OFEN ics Tal ancheste ) ; , an rom thy oi RR | balance monthly. Phone lia 2103. | | x * “ Ss . D room home. Lae Mai wow oo = y OU W ILL LOOK NO \ UR H R "sy ‘ E rooms, bath, basement: | = or + panera = - A : - ii F a FURNES oo SPECTION FOR woes fie FURIES DALE, 7121—New hot-wa- | |/// Every Comfort ; @ + : . > : " re 1" > ho M it lewood —_ 4 dc + ; s ’ ~~ . ma . a bar gall . O-rooml brick: i 7 For less than the rent you now pas off at Denny road anc |} oubi & ha § vers gp ee jag ter heat, oak tloors: double garage; easy 33 Plant bs rooms, ' . ; bs 7 _ ¥ ame | cee eS —_— * ‘* ° da {fe “ome take Ridge. lew free bus P . ~~ 4 O00 O00 d it ~ = i ——— ie te rms. it : -% a r rise : drapes made to p> you can own your own nome. Ct . to property, only $ blocks rices 3) ° an Up iESIDENC E—$7500, worth ch hot 2100 DELNORTE om iL ee a cluded: Lot 60xJ00. Ste today. ’ out today! Field office open tll 9: m | \ an" vl gin Pte mies ‘ bungalow. ; - W. Bn PAN ¢ : Mr. © anda wiih ' re eS - Rs gies a. x Pee ee Rae : 5 3 a roads. 1 qa ail improvements made. Bi - 7 ~ e ( ‘ol Die sPexr >. 4018 ‘ ho uteau. . : ; : ’ : ; : ‘ 104 N. Ser enth ; ‘ tesirable ne ig! hbo 100G references. ( Rid . ‘ . - ee inne = ee om se a. tty $ ceases Or f “ Here > i ~ . go See a ena » ‘i Sur daw eri Hols yt SE— Moa ern 5-room brick. 1 »biock : J ‘> =~ , Sa No eS ee : She ee " ‘LL cm vr GRAY OS, Riv. 3100. HY 3 orona Park, Ki kw ood Essex AV ” and Ge} er Road || ROHEOND PL. =447 —4-ROOM oT a ‘ ‘ Cars. 2 DOC KS For est Park : bargaln ¢ : 7 ; : : Se Ss > : ae ts a Sa ery “sf ‘ ¢ x : . oo ee 2 co FOR 35000 | “BATH. HEAT. HARDWOOD FLOORs; | —S0¢.—Hijand 6308, : (7): & re 3 ee. Bee e ae : A 6room home. with hot-water heat, $5060; TERMS $500 CASH. LACLEDE | * te sae ge le nc pace ma ey : i = - —_—_——_ ig r Pra. is . | — ALTH IMER_& BRO. REALT price $9000: open § jay Zi} , * ext 7 FOR SALE coms and basement, furnace: all con- | g= "+ sold this week: * Tee Duy: | 206 Sth gt Care es lot 3 4 >. m. “Geoman we aor el | | | (04). bE E v ND. 4 3g i J ; s ' a. > 5 ip Te eae N c AC er It: garage; only | ~*~ LICKLIDER REALTY co. WNER LEAVING CITY—MUST SELI | through. | SS : | ; WAGE EARNEMS" CHA’ ! 4 y! E r) Elii ith of Mf ‘ +s SOT. MILLER R. E. CO., 105 Ny. Oth st. s “a 4 oi io i) how buys w)-foot lot and — ate : : ; } : * ti Jrest 5549. fe) . 2 $: ‘aly * cid ’© US yeing com leted on the | W. L ALD, 721 Chestnut Rammewri a ve agg Wh rei cam papacy meee era az 3 -_ os I 0 ears time | Lov eiv hew resiaence J ust be ing Cc i . | GArfiela &f ( S rooms, modern, sull beds - ym on ‘firet flo yor; fin r jarge fam x ALE. 1033 — 5-room brick; price re- | - oth” z * at for ag he we 1 rent. Several i and — coe # ,_£ , > ati TTO joes £ aie 5 cs — rarage, lot Litix200, on Florissant hoois, churches: $ ‘ash. | duced; Owner says sell: pen. PRospect . © . —— al ~ momthiy west side Ol Denny Road, betw een Cla} ton and it oe —— SO me be ulevard, be a utiful shade + labond and lawn, | € H. AL NC EF Y P. HEATH CO.. ox = 3165. |: : z = (c76)} ee te a fe te ate in — Groves oF ip Kirnwood to = ‘ » : nimi res ] PeLIO rice > 2,00. | t J "y > 7 4 33 eee . wo Res § yi of ‘e ch ~ ’ Manchester Roads. ONL = $500 DOWN Oy ae eg a: en let = | ea FOR | ALE OR TRADE | RICHMOND - LAND ONiY aye ory ee - 215 Bud ~~ a yee anes . . . . : - ~ 3X) eleview; modern 1ily fiat, | . . ‘4 x SS te BR hg es ” uder Diag., 7 alk ar S ny ak } } AGENT ON PRE MI SES 6 KOOMS—100 FEET GROUND | 4 rooms, til bath. h t-wate "he t- terme 9 rooms. new hot-water heating plant. : ae Se : x a No expense has been pare d . oe cae “ : = New 5-room bri bu ngalow; . — eee nee gy med Estelle: good frame | ill rontae So th Side flat. 80 a ft oe 1oU foot lot, easy terms, look to- . goes SS. -.. @ ey NES i condi be aw gb. BE ) v ; modern; $5SU0 mmediate 10use, hardwor rs first fl i ) 30 GR: ta : : eT) 2 - “ ze o) ms, ih maha en “ 8, . if fl Gi 0d Bun calow Bargain . coed te iiaamnaaall : - ~ ts a ° . reg " ke TY er 36 Th ow s 2 , b had. ti ARTHU “FISC HER REALTY Co. fet. “Cutan indeiacha- mabe) py eg ON BEAU TIFUL BLENDON PL. . : ae ae ee OLD. OnCHAR b BANK REAL ¢ The \ sae as pretty as can de Né | 3 R REALTY CC Eocinent c* a@ marane: | firet-cte wier xx Fmd = a woes + + ay ee i BSS aon ert @ ra ~~ 48 THIS Ly pet agg oe a hall. : > > ’ r eS3) ACREAGE— He me a cres and ur an buy dire from owner: no -_ s “oA 3 is + . * Piast Fos je ao) wet 4 ~ B cure aity ; ow « | Pegg ols and and Monday. 366° onwens nwealth “ay, | 20t; all improv ements: close to everything: | ~ : > Al condition: eo ; . s ij— : = ———_—___—_———, | Pierre sts. Florissant. AT water 791. Manlewond.’ } cr j ~ * | price reasonable. | ” 2 tee trees an rubberf: only $5500; Landscaping by Peter Seltzer. H i re re nn, _ Gle ~ \Twate: - : NZLICK, i6 Chestnut. Garfield 142 a s, - or nen a. Box D-29 Post-Dispatch it ‘ . lendale | “2 ee mai ha . ot ¢ WEB-iEK GROVES HOM EDW A RD I B AKEW EL ] : f- or Sale—C ountr r Home OAELAND. 710—Beaut TT cottane. New 5-: ciency conven ar , $ ‘ 750 Cash $75 J _— Moth i] Drive Clay ton Road to Lay Road, south to sae A} Q 3 c _ beeen . : interest. ormandyv ee rn . ' re OWNER OF. 336 ‘T SAYS 8 FRANCISCUS REALTY CO. ner buneeiial Bates Melaer Souemnioe ws LINCOLN, 2550—Block h °“MULLIN-WALTERS REALTY co. ||! AT ONCE; ONLY ASKING S1S.000. | MAin 4400 804 Che petnut St. set ene 8 inhi maa ick Bb tay camel eae | ae , 3 50-—Bloek south of Natural ~ a r ei ° Aad . -— tr “ i to me uber road: 5 large rooms ‘modern throughout: || Phone PArkview 7599 7611 WydowR MR woo. Vouk day: say terms biz W. Oskland: Manchester car. | gerag 2. St. John’s Station an ere Ey P. HEATH CO.. Gar. 3165, . ~ , ~t. ll carta EDER spat ‘aia Peoeke nt | RNIC KME YER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO., BUN GAL IW—4-room frame; in Al condi-| t x on 4 SE i WHAT YOU THIN NK, 16 ACRES—BARGAIN be = 3129 N. Grand. COlfax 3125-6. , ton: a bargain “5 $3700. See HEIBEL, | Ri oe . About this one bens built at = ~ sg ’ ~“a Tarr ennin | j i}y 5 eautifu! cA On} lieri . Si a ) a oe Pie _i Ve > .- : = > me % 3 a) rugcms al nd ~ sunroome en y 9 ON DENNY ROAD RUNGALOW ae a Oo av ‘0U0 Natural Bridre = rd.: irgain | BL. ALOW—at. Johns Station; brick; 5 | University City University City fe . shade and Fate ys $10,000 on > 4 Just south of Clayton read. This an. | gal nase teri = gy 9 Bonen sdint Owe. at th tit mM TS MG rooms, modern, garage for 2 Cars, Jo = § terms Similar to 28 N. /._~ ane 326 usual tract of land has a frontage of | er, 4400 Jenuings r NATURAL BRIDGE, 750(}—7-room Bax. poset 3547 Marshi ul._WAbash 1 yt San Cours. a Oe a over 1000 feet on east side of Denny | : _ | _ vUnBaiow, Bot-water heat. ti f: kk BUNGAI LO W—3- room | frame, 50x15 Sp . : ALAY Ye, ood Lelio Park, n rats . ath OP : "AL CO.(e3e) read, with 695 feet on new Litzinger ni 7 -Troon unzal s tile |v: Riot, priced iow, Deinor in good condi ete Du not miss Seas “ai .a 4 OLD OF HARD BANK REALTY read; one of the finest sites in county: ‘aths. hardwood flov: furpaces: op jORMANDY. 26-——7-room brick bungalow: | $1700. Ste HEIBEL. 8816 St. Chasies | x LOT 8 735x147. has wonderful future: desirable fer fot ine nection rice $6500. PArkview: _) 02 > t-water heat: in - sini = Beautiful trees; the mouse i —_—oe homesites: can be purchased right. i ' se820M ; Inor Subdivision 500 Natural Bridge. | BUNGALOWS—2 matt brick, 5 rooms, tile | and has 5 rooms. reception and su : rr . ee : ~~ - ; URN Rit 2 Semen El bath. water, gaa and electric: hardwood ” room: location 954 Tuxedo bl. near Man- CORNET & ZEIBIG , " nal on agi a B.. a oy, inno % ee ating Ed “PY 8 tre J, — f Qal Clab ‘ tee Pe floors. furnaces. bookcases. cabinets: | : chester car. trains and hus. Price is uS- 719 Chestnut i en ee . iful. modern 6-room Californ a bungalow: | $6000: $500 cash. balance $50 per month; | — det $10,000; see it Sunday or phone Mr. : - i eat. eS : tyust PNT latex po why . alt ae ¢ sé ‘ ot SOx1LOU: . Ch: es road, 2851 Edgar. | ts 3 Awenn W FE bhsater 747 E feet or; ) “Fh > “ marble flagstone walk, two-car garage BeuU . pond lar ce for — = be wante to ont | VS] | a & room reain. Good Realty C 99 ee HEIBEL. ‘16 St arles rd. . . ry, wre: 3 nt r trate for smaver *y ELLINGS+—The ee ee et nd and st. Louis Blig.. N. E. Corner | LOT—100 feet: weil Toca ted. BOLI Tudor slope surrounded by oak trees. This is a REAL BQR@ a built. en | ae a“ 2 4 Tooms, | choice loc a lions in irTRWOU i ig nd st. | 1is ‘ Ss Stat on. Pitta S . ndy | le ve jai busines is weil , — > anec w te TERRACE ye ee 4 Sat LE OER TERM, Someone, 7422 Melrose; take Olive Street Road t6 GRMN 27", .0rt.che Mi be"aranaed and "48 Favior wiske aaa verland $25 ‘Eminence (block west St. Ju —- - -« a ~ fer corsidered, ayo ALTIMDRE, 9540-3 Blocks south” ot | naired, lot 1502170; immediat painted. ‘re | Theater, continue block west, turn right, then left at J _ ° WM HOLDOWAY & CO. Realtors, cae eroem brick. modem | gv. in bast od: bargain. | | | St. Charles, on Wo fs0n. ne block | CABANY ~ McCRADY REALTY = 'Vernon and Melrose si 722 Cheetnut st 5 sige orn "Gammel Re et ca attdera toavent jfeom, brick Br Oe en ees . : S500 Cash Ralanee Like Rent ass pd { 2 act res: rerlooking Sunset ok Sit " = - all modern conveni- | ToOm ick bufzaloz 1) cash. balapce | — 30 ee Club gol ~ourse; beautifully . = x 2 : age. lot x145; 2 blocks rent ic > = = “so Ser these new hemes beeen eer aes : - of yaras Ofi to anchester car and AKirkwood-Ferguson sor 9415-—Buneaiow. 5 rooms ; roe ms, newly deco: a » ema _dainted. Lut | > ' = mer for a inn today ach lot 090x161 enny road o1 incol: rive. r; nice location; sacrifice for $7500 cash, math: lot 599x150; large sheds: Immedia ~ a 2 ap E ee ruriaEre wits Owner can not use. Will con immediate possession: no betier, location i: reasonable. aS Abash ag - a CAB ANY 2717. MeCRADY RE ALTY CO. SACRIFICE 7 Webster Groves _ pe : _— 2 at Taree BBE. ams é sider ny re asonahb!s ffer- oni ric wee a. ; " | Las . es e >" . ALA om frame: Ath sot he ‘ (4) ' Owner leaving town: 6-room Colonial. | ATLANTA, 647—o oun; ‘ a P ~owNmR wa? 0 R small cash payment required HOM® FOR L —_— I AMILY. ~ blocks Uth of Page lL. 8400 wes! JUST LISTED—Several 4 and 5 room | 7530 Cornell: highly restricted, well land- HOLLAND, REALTOF s i On 715 | WANTS OF io MUST SELL $5 0 Cc ASH $10 MONTH pen for inspection ay. Ten large : in this spaci ous | home | >: 0.0% cash, t e terms Call WAbasl moderna briek bungalows: can be bought scap d Db 4y erty in University City. oe |ATALANTA. 332—Mo@ern >- P98 . fe tak pes 4-room brick bungalow, THREE BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS v - ¥ 28 meare OF ra vod ; + firepiacy ME. as low as $200 cash and balance your own | View 4:5 Cc); bungalow; smal] payment a, @ - = lot 50x221. Let : 8 BE x0 aca: : trager segs” eee ; ices] location, 4 rooms and bath: matt brick, hard- cre ts, 2-room horse. 4 ile oorth 2 AS: ee " P Sa BL. LA)’ rocms, modert 2] n- terms. a , = like rent. ' * ‘ . wood floors, tile bath; garage under the | of Osaz Hills ; * 790. = , Sa | St. Peter SCHOO! and church, DOCK veniences: $190 down, balance monthhs ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO., S803 ST. | This New 6 Room Residence | BA ON. 615 (Webster Grovesi== re us how Jan OS ae | / ie 1. 8 ; ce lomchanter “1 fe = ake SE os “tea we ae 2. Beate bp es ee ee wn, One ath WABASH 114. | we : Cc a { ie 3 heo. R. Appel. Realter. 722 Chesthut house: Aili Improveme nts: eireet, waiks. _ . ). . Re 4 DANDY NE wv . , - sia a OF Bee -G DOU m0! } (HH. L4RLES &.- bAD. ' W ith sunroom. bea utiful interior, hot- i city water, electric, gas; cm , " ke ood Ww beter . water, ight and gas; price reduced | 7, ous" F) rchar = well $3230. “GRand =i: 91 -room 1 shed basement HENLE Y co. RE Al rr RS. Kirk a4: Meces ( 7e . . : wind a + ~ ’ ae . . x “i 3 = Lyn ursi; Jv roogais, Ov- water ‘ SACRIFICE S SAT E : "> Manchester VY Ebest ome > rail “Oh mit? Ceasp Lid pagal: i077 .iiTié himes . a lar i'n bhi er uw lot : pe tai Ti ur . Wier in 27? s «6U6OTlCU™ mey. {¢} | rooms, inchiding tile breakfast TOU and i BUNGA :. J. Brick . >. * sa) v ; oo we es: wa Ja | 4 [wSSF11. 200-4 rooms. fraine. | Oy | OD Daiance. eee ae Lak special inducements on theee sg | BARTMER, 60359—% bath and re- | bath: hardwood floors throughout; hot-/| porch: tile bath, tile 4 4 wus fs) S019 Alien; 5 tooms —e. OPEN TODAY. 2 TO 6. L170: price $3000. Brentwood Ba HENLE. (0... wa ns Sat, Oe tnaco sufferers. Tom Leonard. ewn- dption hall: 2-c rick garage; price | water heat 650x150. Phone GArfield | heat; hardwood Noors. lar . 6 J These elas must he Be en to be @ Owner has moved from the city: hous salty ei os Wanochester. WEbster > ‘ ; AAG Pace ; ee ae S740 c an! 74M. ic) | 3264. Room 415. Wainwright Bide. (cM3) | be ry: tennis court. double ; : % SHERWOOD FOREST feciated: can be bought at a reas: nable now vacani: must accept a otter - | 2862. (or) : ; _. \GAFBLER O85 (oO me SUNGALOW——New S-rvom brick, Univer- | + ea transportation; Bristol School diate 4 ae . ; P ~ See Mr Beers. 81035 St. Charice | '29Dle. r “ardiess of value: rme tc ate ee —— ~ r ESSEX 1” (3 hes nd bath npr ge Baer gly _ mp.) gine ftke yD Parkview 2933W ! N EW BU N G A Ff OW 'sacritiee for iomediate gis, on 3 637 8 Rock Pill: lot 90%200: Colonial . . . - ‘ Soee et 1415 —S i a type Deere - this la at word in s@ fine home ck rd. WaAbash ¢15W_ or ht ga i yan vurdy jane (Exermont . GARAGE; EASY TERMS LA-io fF CAWLEY R ss iN : re ground: grap or: fruit tr "ARTER. 6856—New 5-room brick bun- . : of 8 re F. Dickmann. $125 S. Grand. LAc. 0620 arson rd. +1 = — rd. t y } K 45:3 ~ . ; . } Yh = i mh ah N ne 3. ole, : “sn , , on ree ear , ha , : ait ” Mia residence,. electric light nd itbullding ArAnCce Use reni. oY Ashland. WAbash =: ‘room brick bungalow: hot- water | very areaneg finish: handsome tile walled} 4 “= Mancheste 7 The price is right. aaieeile bt location in Fergus to ee 000." on Ciayton and Price j 2071 leeping { h bat } G idie rith lary mring. Palate ZS {oe} he t . Yin is : ic h rdw wood 50 , throughout: if ¥ yy. . ee 5 fo. RST, 601 1 Fulierton mes, | “2 0 a | Tage. drive: | restrictec, trees. 13 acr spoede road, county wate 1d | RESIDENCE—6 roo all aém econ- \ ie” . ies | , : lot $0x140. with front | foe be xi . 4 . uildings: ' ann On ' =m « = ; . te age . mage A beautiful bansalew 001140 ust rest of arton ol¢. H : rill eg orn ' SPECIAL TI us WE EK—Att ive A , tt Purdan fiee: quik : Comfortable 8-room house: 2 baths. conn- 4 acres, 4-room frame: completely ent fc re. @ : 4. 5] ae ea: apa eB onlin Soy} osaee- easimentiel o te ee the O10CK west Puraue, sacrifice: quick Sale. | te se | jot ee - rs amy trees. ty water. ar. cae. | light. sewer. good stores, | C@Ulpped for raising chickens: on_ hard om om of - ane Me * Brice — ROUSC. Sprenard tocatl : O12 Maffitt FRA NCIS- PERRY-RUTH. 110 N.Y = | WEbeter 9534W al ‘ t a od | road. two hours’ drive from St. Louis: | cation. ity residence. 1 Tight. near sch ol, stores; ictiy modern: til ao. ~e Toei wernt - -foo : : Day at $0000: quodarnio cash. Call owner, | $4000. | W. WIPKE, Kirkwood, Mo Sigg end eg _ eer: Pere. Saree fro chaee must. ee at 5346 | ||| GREELEY, 846 (Webster ~ Atwater 395, (cRO) | S-room frame. toilet. bath. electric: cor- | Phone Kirkwood 953. (c99) | tor am aie. iP ArKvies O08. “hristy Pages Lael . =016. (e999) | H Caroline, 1 block from = | mee lot, 125x110 two blocks to car: one | LOT—60x150; i bungalow. ara ge | } MAGINE! , WALLIS, U2——5 roms, 13-ine all 7. 7 a iver - aren WO x [ 5 rooms, bath, all com SIX-ROOM HOUSE |fare from Wellston: 20 minutes’ drive: vill sacrifice; reason leaving ctiy. Call | C CAN YOU IMAG son, d@ettric, bath, hot ena ecld cate r— 50 ft: University City: $1000: 2 | $ . 348 edgy Boe I he > | i provements; lot Seales arage, i wl on w . | oo | Clayton « .. Cozy &-room home for rou with NO DOWN 4) montn or SsTOR Aclede 5°os ee ee ee R ES > sa ES garden. etc.;: rice, nciu _— ‘a eentral De of ebster: @ bargain: 7715 Folk av.; new 2- 4-room frame: water and electric: lct NORTH CENTRAL, —s rooms, ho ray MENT: Mi idst " pheapeas homes and at} _ AL THEIMER & BRO. "REALTY Co. ID N C | enly $6000; torme, ae ‘ el. if desired: inspect @tory frame house: hardwood floors: ev- | 75x110: 3 blocks to car: one fare from water heé 2-car gal >; gacrific ir panarigr cen nn ehacy -4 raet : s aa, [f HAS 2 beautiful 5-room bungalows in 2. rT ; % rd. ery convenience; smal! cash payment, bal- | Wellston: 20 minutes’ drive: $2500 on (68Se) : Se eee wood: ake Tourn: t¢ tiful 4-room bungalow: hardwood | ‘University City, neat city line: your Own In Popular University Hills | | KENT JARVIS. Reslor. 700 5% ©" TREMBLEY-WILSON R. E. ance — — 2 bdiecks west of Big 3-room frame: water. electric, fixtures | em ee a — pr tiest part Of “ee ic it "burn B, | 3 ulit-In Dats raras fruit treeS: | terms: monthly payments. See CURRIER ‘HILLSIDE, 344—PBungak —— Pp Webster Groves. DUBINS 3 Ddiocks north of Manchester. and shades: laree gcreened porch: 2-car R a ——~ OF & rooms. all new matt | (oxis0; garage, qoeam a , Oi burner: cea 2 ayments li at SO41 Ridge 00 Hollenda R fe | ij 550 WARREN AV. i} | rooms and sunroom, Wl i : SINSKY. MEAL CO., §04 Wain-i garace: corner lot. 7 ye two, blocks Lanny. ~s . on Se: CO Sse, screen poren u ansporta tic steadily | re 237° 3OM fe} ™ } ti 523 MIDVALE AV. ' | buy, WFEhater 7064. a i aes One cee. Seems eliston: 20 min-;| ,-. . ashen — aves’ | SCPCRSIOg 1 Vass AN OPPOR NI ) . L ELL ai 7365 KINGSBURY BL. H COUNTRY LIFE ACRES utes’ drive: — sii eit alas alia lthine matern Ineouire 733° Forevthe. (c) | Very small monthly | 23828 Anna ano "s id bangs ;, Feo: | i pty ast | 8 recess: 2 baths ond chower. Beak i! 36 a 4 . é , Lats, two locks “te Wellston: 90. maiz: | payments and it's lon lot 150x142: can build on both sides |. NeW 6 larwe on — and sunroom: tile || arrangement. Price low; can arrange || (Kir afol a ; tock Hill road This beautiful tract on Clayton Road | S=Unches: one fare wel a: arractr . easy term READY IVE INTC TO MOVE IN TO O77 ath of Pershing: 6 rooms, hot-/ ground: 18 fruit trees, ineyard. fine | LocKWOOD. 480 W.— . : » ¥. Priced to Take advantage of the builder's loss | Schultz rd.. ‘irst ae west of Berry ri. let 60x12: ri ae an age. stree Fours m modern home’ Wonderful loca- | modern: big Dargain: ter W Ebster 7 Over streets and 65 homes are now in ‘with any more beautiful evergreers, ghrubs. i st.: close: ywntown St. Louis than | WOO¢ property, ms RSICKMEY En. FL TER RL TY. 2 INV. Co..} .bome: 7 : ile baths: hot-water | screens, shades, rage: ~h. copper te West on Natural Bridge to Florissant Road; Florissant Road to office of CARTER REALTY CoO., Inc. 216 North Hills Drive i at ln i etl ctl ail ~ te ee ll tlt ll a al ae te ee ee eer | , A Se eS z ae 3 z > oa ao; 3 ae} & ¥ , “ ie : 3 cae a Ss ae = tAwe Ss = te 5 " Se ge: Fa ee! 2 a a See y M ee :. “ vy ee aed . > t -— : tie oe z s 4 ee 2 2.5 2 * & 7 « a ~. + eng toa: ele = rues S eeenieaetiien aa QUICK SALE WANTED | FOU Re ROOM BUN ‘GALOW RAGE: 125-FOOT FRONT; OWNER. (c99) | | builder and heli tell you the aes z ¥ ASH? “CASH! , @ ; 4 > I " ahead ; i al. n ™) > 2 ~ Most Beautiful | TWO NEW BRICK cated. Will trade AURER-GHIO-BEFFA. REALTY co. | JUST BEING COMPLETED. | HOUSH—Beautital. 12 rooms almost new, | HOME—Bigeest = bargain ee f -Pretty roome brant WER This new 6-room matt brick English | Country Dinee rith stairs mmfinished sec- | “E> ? , neat, tile ~~ with shower; lava- | peieaperhoed: worth $35.000: will sell for |} jot. M. and the terme ay which is napreined at $10,500: was | | | ua J = lond floor: full basement. model plan. hard- W E’LL MAKE IT EASY Pine Lawn a die first f es - priced, rigbt for quick | $14.500. MH Buntins. Valley Park. Phone | 1 ome, 104 foot 500, ane! ms 2 ya 13J, ! and 500 feet nerth of Big Bend rd.: if waved: ih n ne : a. a _ 7 bd). Then : ev ery convenience. Listen! $5¢ BLAKEMORE me 37 —5-r1 om brick bun- _ SORTHMOOR DRE Fixx—-d0x147. Vinita P j Fy, ee Shen a heat garage Df lot WAGONER. | screened, lot | = 500. Call | lecation; price $750; want ole county. WYdown 0155. ~ - or rise. + | ios sa NOCKWEILER. 28 S. Central. Clarton. Mo 125 East Woodbine, Kirkwood. | - not be duplicated for the price posecasion ‘ ‘ ’ . in i 2 : “ ry ml a ‘ . 3¢ we a nonresident purchased you will look af this place today. you will | rision. opposite new $1.000.0 t © Park down a) you can laugh at landlords — yo 4 ns hardwood finors fur- corner Hull] and Kirkham; Gee mii} rd. and will not be | climbing roses and flowers of all kinds: | anv dium-priced subdivision on th a 13 7 i 29_ N. Gr COlfax 3425 ' —_ a. # a . , 2 come. BEL-NOR laleo a lak= fet by three springs: nothing | Side. Open for inspection Sunday. Rone 1] tuabie: = ¥ OU! . | EDGEWOoop. reer, (Pine Lawn)—C 2 Realtors. CAbanv 7665R WEbster 2174 | Sunday, 8314 Buchanan. WAbash $1107h | KENT JARVIS, Realtor. 708 —= 3 : Very attract | a R SHING. f opm ’ | C See Eggers CLaylon’ | For Sale | 0 ath nll groom residence, modem. oil bum: \\ | main. electric furnace: garage: chicker 417 MISSION COURT Valley Park See owner or phone Wwipetet At re a! oe ee HOMES FOR SALE 4 a ARENDES REALTY =. 3540 Oliv JEfferson R99 Cue block east of Hanley road: %/| matt brick. all improvements: acre ot | Groves: new home. — eity tance © "dias ies | = po ae Petes ti ig Ba! oa fat - ee a you to own this exceptionally fine | BEACHWOOD. Sea: 4 rooms.:- iE 9 welds oT ‘co. Ye Content. | Vaties Park 57, oT Beautiful. 1 ia W. : dale & ’ a BARGAIN two miles of reinforced concrete | gay you “have never seen 5 acres of ground | in "Bas Bt Lonie 22: nd 228 N @ th won't iast long! Like the rest of Kirk- | nace NORTH .- Mi 9OR DRI VE. 7105—Well built | BU BUNGALO W—4-room matt brick. copper gas, electric, granitoid walk. ir i A and —* in Californie any prettier: key at No. 7 rt t. balance Ii! nt »me: portu- water, gas. electric: lot 60x125: easy 70335—& rooms with or | GARFIELD. 8305—5-room brick bungalow. LOT—Websier : _— q in dctichital section Retween_ Re a No nadie Golt| Schultz rd. t NG, Realtor issou Z Nit) appin on terms: extra sing! ‘ lot. 1335. out furnishings: 2-car garage: owner | hardwood floors thron t; tile bath; south Clubs. T7600 Ppt on Maberel Erid ee read. | MARTIN & BRFEITT, is if Phone BAst 6371. ; ofits. / GLENMORE. acti Q rooms Mc se city. No agents. CAhanv 1381W_ | and furnace: lot Vinita Park. 1119 Chemical Bldg. | ! - _ matt brick. double g: iraee: Y toe 40x150 | WALDRON, 1316—Elegant §8-room mod-| 8236 N AV. no yentetehions: — ) : Ferguson UP $500 ! | HELEN, 5230—Modern 4-room bungalos ern brick: lot 150 feet front: fine loca- Easy terms. Very convenient to church. | forest trees, city water, g2&, ' abe ’ .4 a pl | aed i ” r ” : OSAGE HILLS : : | BEFORE you buy. let us show you our | Often you hear the price of a home } $200 down. SC HNEID ER. CAbany 80 85. oo —— : aba £5 SARE cae pooee pone hang ore ee ahh oe , S00) : HOMES | frit. “ Dungal dese od (tages, residences.| down for “quick sale.” “sacrifice.” “leav- | LEXINGTO N. €234—4 rooms. and bath. | | fhe gl So fy r a, | Pasmones Soe Es... ane driveway. "| oom, Raneion: a winks a rut > tr ¥. £Tain rit si fae i r sa “ —> io ; "i a enea BnupisHet Qa ati i f te eis OT i ) rice. - 4 DOWN 4. | to a stock farms. Send ng town,” et Here's one which increased 2 : ¢ Owner leaving city. WYdown 0156. Ow room | for our list _ e a! 500 in the | nth INCOL = en “Ser scm down. balance Uke n't pay to wait! This handsome | idge)—5- oem brick, garage: reason- (3 | MONROE. 10 2-st 3 4g AYME T eS et nae tae te eee ay NGALOW——S- room modern brick. lot { 2 7-room Dutch colonial, with its able: ONES GLES OF Lior residence. with & ory ® bath, MAPLE, 365 5. (Webster - 4a they are just being built | Jones-Burne | ioois and transportation, | cheerful fireplace. central hall and stairs, LORE AINE, > rooms, furnace, bath, | —e modern convenie Real aie pani} home; 10 rooms, sil. i Builders. Also, the one on Big Bend road pri B500- reasonable term |solarium, side perch, tile bath, 2-car|_€afage; lot ; Mr. Krueger, | WarE ER. Joo—*-room modern. ick | _— ScnRaEeS prise ane conveniences; lot 112x268; and 2. * nt. ory GRAF & CASE RLTY. CO.. Ferguson, Mo. | garare, priced at only $15.000. is a STOC K-SCOTT. RL ri. CO. COLF aX. BIS ede.” 3 3 bed pore, cunsoons, Wesaktocs | * "MOUND CITY TRUST CO.. Act. agg tee — only si7i0n 729 7 7. ee ane tent aection: close to Superb and highly restricted loca- | MANOLA, 2807—New B-room brick. ber-| leaded wirdos etal weather | EQres: 1000. rion and St. 722 Chestnut or 46 W. Lockwood, Webster | Rey pee sam. Address” ‘oater. Box | tion. Beautiful lawn. | gain: $200 cash. Owner. CAbany OG50R_ exce!! a BP... . rr , EN ARVIS. Realtor. i uGe at-Dispatch. | home for - . : ee aoe ae pyre , : ’ ’ gent 3 ee ee LOT—Beautiful residential lot. D00x250. | and yours! Ev . MANOLA. 3710—Residen ; (ss convene Ow? iy —_ on al it a 0.- . large shade trees, stre je: all con. | increasing in hue! LANA. of 1U—Residence. § large room. | san ps, 4 eav y. Price $1 4 ’ et mace: AuiL con- + ‘ AaAsing ase Vai njceiy rran ed odern r ntry ~~ + Pe! } Ph ©) ¢ Clay rton B01W. . County Acreage : in a close to ach: wi and transporta Act now '! It may : " ' | basement fur Sl ‘ “ ot O2x! 50: fA na Song Ww ASHINGTSC he walt, > — reer. sunroom } and dri £100 at ence . > | * > — ‘ - i. - me - weinatiocmalietin ‘ ce 1 ey i tr eS Ss - a*-« ‘ ee run " t . . Partial List-— | QRAF iy CASE RETY foot 0. seal ‘i be ‘up $500" again! | shrubbery grapes, $6500, . a wate! r on make _ T: ay Some: | See ‘ ; , , wee an o. | Natu RAL cna 61 10 —>-POOm hrick se} Pe today ° > 5 D. » . > . JOSEPH ARS Lip to @ ac | GET SETTLED DOWN BEFORE | | modern; exceptional bargains. “20 WEST Porte —ENiV STi large ; D RST ; i > t ER: ——— re f “and Clayton car line: i WINTER COMES | | KLAMEDA. 3204 — Sctoom watt brick | “ATLOR. 119- 115—2 ; =! ' BERALTY COMPANY if f- ; bungalow; all conveniences. make offer | room brick bu mralows: rege in bese | 6-rocom bunga! = — ‘water heat, hard- 105 N. Sth Pri Py |} Dest, garage: beautiful shade ‘treee || (G0) | Fest, turaace, tile bath: fixtures; | BOOS floors, tile bath, garage, beautiful ii seautiful ehade trees. || oe o acres | BEEPS II a is spate oT 2 Pe gees ARE eR NR Li ACY CDP Rd oP ote Sear he s+ dae Hy pee at 7 : $ Ln OG A ATR > ras “e + pala a — =r '$asno- l block aou of P: L or ; ade trees 5 Some fruit and one acre of ground: Phen i bgt A gs dupiex: 5-5 |GEN. 312 Wainwrieht Bid: ne awn. : MARTWIG DISCHINGER. 208 N. Grand. | near school transportation, for A HILMER. DUTTON ri KEMLENBAINCE, | OAKDAI -E. 3453-—New. 5. reoms: c - | YALE. §10—¥For sale or exchange: will : . | - | lot: cheap: vacant. CAbany 67: take an income property damaged b tor- toad; 30 acres, : Matt brick bungalow. 4 roome and | | nite cEntral_2934._ | SINE GROVE At. 3445 (Pi Sia undo, s 1g ManchantaS road. west of Ballas: _ #an parlor; strictly modern: built-in ga- | cREDELL- 2618 (Maplewood }—3-room | | New 5-room brick bungalow: tile bath. 30 YALE PLACE | iy os {|} Tee: $6500; $500 down. | ,rame and bath, garave, lot 30x184: | % hardwood floors; one-car garage side | ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH : - any oe. cust side. geouth of (|; 6 rooms and sleeping porch: strictly | ae agg Oak shade trees om lot; idea! (drive; lot 40x142. ‘Call Mr. Specking. | ROOM RESIDENCE IS ON TRE MAR oe aR modern : garage, thermostat: large. bigh (| DP _2c* for amall family EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. co.. Lindel} 7200. — INCLUDING FURNISHINGS; SEE ON ny road, pa side: 3% to 8 | ‘Ot. made street. near achcols and trans- | BID NGALOW—Me ri : At ’ HAAKE. i portation: ~ Gern: 5 rooms. sunroom. | SALOME, : - Moder 5-room stucen | waren, a cen: 8 real bargain at $8000: | bath: lot 40x220: $6500. Owner. 3021 } terme: oma stucco | GIBSS- HAAKE REALTY road: 5 acres on corner. 1 "We epectatine te suburban homes of | ar Dw meets Atkview A382. fe) | z pace your a oF ae away ‘Son i i 3A! ——-Modern. 4 rooms, hardwood | S: 2 aS - | schools, on a mud or cinder street? You “yp ~ ~ ~~ MODERN: | can. with same amount of cash. be % Cornet & Zeibig | i any size. Call. phone or write. | Ranneils pv Ue bath apiewcs xarage, Inquire 7545 | ahs a itohk NG os | FERGUSON REAL x ec}! G : § block of good school. 719 Chestnut Street. | ATwater 964. 120 g- dcel BL f MO} S A rooms ac R. CO., FOREST — and enjoy all the com a I I rs Hl bath. modern ; will sacrifice terms; leav- | etORE—For ois oF ; a3 room matt brick ingcity. .Hijend.A6es. |, Rew ee nquire s aaa.) oO terms: 2... ‘Fine-y ' THOMPSON : , Rew es 2 Rt . y * A 9 AAD MOI AANA LAL IOLA ELELE SII SAE salinwectteteg rate ee , Copper strrer regtife! Pri iced right. ‘ <— 9088 ¥

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POST-DISPA bd FOR ary SUBURBAN F PROP. FOR SALE ) SUB ae : URBAN PROP. FOR SALE ; BUNGALOWS AND COTT ¥ | vane an Se. inna AGES ; BUNGALOWS A O . : : | a Webster Groves Webster Groves : For Sale | fh AND Ci CUS TAGES ) BUNGALOWS: yee COTTAGES , BUNGALOWS AN. COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | or ‘ - ttn ; 7 ENCE-—-7 rooms, bath, electric. Trt? . $35 1 DOWN and $35 per ma |... S lel E i eS Ebster p53 busses, ae ye EX PECTED S. Rock Hill road, known as BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Co. wt ae bd ; nti ch Hi | S wi? JY ul. tion. Fine f ] Hamilton, f ] ; bargain; terms; vacant. CAb i ‘You + a Seer Weat Florissant j i tr pot price right for hi A\ HOME loca © i0T raiiroad man is for sale. 4 === gain erms acan any OGS5OR. : i OOK Ho fi - er after seein K guick gale ALTE KOLLAS. ii TORNADO Vv ICTIM RE- ESTABLISH Y OU RSELVES T od ay. ocropen s a SUNDAY, or Sale Tod goc ane ne OCTORER § east, 2000 REAL ESTATE For For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and d Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale 1 ae wanting a home on rent large sleeping porch, 2-car ’ . (cts) Orand- new all mat Ww : MAin 1467. carnae with man’ 8 room. Ste eam heat. i COTTAGES i mod fern j ever é natt bric k bunga! we: M Al 307 tidy Frome Mr. Garton mA with « : ; | ‘ SEACON 5476-——ALMOST NEW _5-RooM | ™ n every detail: finest constructio: 2 §,______@16 Chestnut st, ||) /| y N WAY & CO., 722 Crestnut st. il burner: large shady lot, 170x160 || Lee, €463—5-room brick cottage: EFFICIENCY: TRADE FUR FLAT. CALL ern neighborhood ; and $1100 cheaper WANT A NORTH ye a NGALOW? WITH THESE SMALL HOME BARGAI 8 LINDELL 3067, + a ‘ge like it; price $6950; terms SKE 4210-4212 SHREVE | On Terms Like Rent. FO! SKIN-G ABBERT-SL ATTERY. G ROSSM ‘ Wr Plea for sae ection ~ M. 5 arse te part tile salted bath fur- | BELT, 2805—5 rooms, bath. furnace: 3- MOR Tae ers Bide. MAin J589, | Dace, hardwuuc shoes every Modern con- |!) | 5940 Minerva: attractive 8-room | 1828 Coleman; 1% -story, 6-room, Car garage: small cash payment. A LANE 8554— Stucco bur 5 | Yeence, see them; they re reai buys, | : Fes : stope-front cottage; bath Karage’ like rent. BMESE REALM Yale : ms. Modern near Jenmiincs ingalow. a FEDERER REALTY CO ||| brick residence with dandy front $4000. otter waisted: serme to ouil. ternational Life Bid dg. MAin _1968, colt. _WY ATT. : 2102 } East ‘t Grand bi. —-Boepect_] + 2010. —Uravois. yi porch, bath, furnace, 4 bedroome \ xeellent condition; card of ad- BESSIE, 4470—4-room brick bungalow. ORTHLAND., | 5230—5 roc rooms, bath, fur- 5144 Or HOUSES FUR $5700 second floor: in Al repair; half block 2553 Maiden Lane; 4-room brick modern; sau improvements ceatie s** Karage: dandy buy. Call Lindell $2 Oriole, 3-rvom and sun room bun- | |F] i cottage; also 2-room frame and 2 ory" EEK | rooms: fur nace, garage, nice yard: ex. || reasonable terns, “Catt LAclevie 9533. ent, it ty reciote eames DI lot Mr. Horstman, | on a ‘ . . i . We will take $500 cash and part: lot B4xoeee g rooms. een pan Tl @allens’ condition: ; : ||| BeoSik, 4526—New 5-room modern brick | Goyer rast auaa UW. 1. nots RLTY. CO., Lindell 7800, || 5233 Terry; cozy brick cottage: 5 3922 N Fae mc pt becssied "$3750, $800 1 bungalow; paved street; a real buy. See | tric, furnace: won | HULA bat th. é ae $750 CASH, PRICE $5000 rooms and reception hall. on one lt SMFEGSs SS2s & KEHLE SBRiCK om 4714 beacon, U-room frame cottage: floor; bath. furnace, hardwood floors, CEntral 2934, leona pane eee oat owaineer” very desirable neighborhood; $7500, $920 Turner, near Fairground | Hace, copper scree nes; 2-cz po tg on , PENROSE, 4431—4-py90m collage, recep- | §4faee; a res] bargain; must ; Hoy sare; Gane A gga Sree concrete tion hail, furnace, tile bath, lot : be Sporectated; vwher will show. Call | || 349 Christian (Baden): new 1%- foundation, beth. furnace: garage, RNISHED AND OPEN ee Five-room co) | tage, electric, lavat 115 feet. tov Six Mr. Speckir iu} story, 6-room matt brick bungalow: with side drive; $3450; $500 down, ™ « area’ imi mee t . 2% . EB ° C f id *% Fe ” INSPECTION, : FOR heat, tile bath: tenn Bay buitt. ii and alley made: nic yy puaae nae va 7 STOC nA- SC Ot 7 REALTY CvU., Col, S751. . oat 199 aay a. AR -f # Kr mH ki 4 ay. & INY, CY, EDW, | KU HS RLTY. CO., L. Indet! 7800, ne ti e bath. hardwood floors. furnace; $35 monthly. very om ort i @ 33 Plant av., 7 rooms, each one A S 2-car garage, °} 50x175, ||; Shed; large roome: excellent condition ||| ¥E95iB. 4462—spiendid S-room bunga — So ang COlfax 3425-6. PUR RENT OR SALE | rene and alley made. $7000. 25417 Maiden Lane: 1%-story. 4¢- i i Oba 300. Bee ogres and 2 pel. hes right. Cal Theo. R. ||) *d well built. Hd, eden: 50x10: Bway ight + fella ROUIN—: hn ® “Bi tee furnace, bath, 2 6611 PAMGAIN BUNGALOW | ‘k, mod- |; | room stuceo over frame cottage: saree 3 0 300) : 72° ’ i , ’ “aet’; la , ° iCcea right erms Mr ( , an ; i - ] a” ’ ‘ 3 5 , * F a ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO.(c36) | SOCK a. — = © Ww. r bonny gr Pr ~4—Frame cottage; 2 | ~W._J._ GRIFFIN MAin 4145. | SPOCK-5 CORT KLTY COL % COlfax “BI me fo nae age gt i Hat $5200; cney satme. || r Ang A sees tk: h ner tome f ~s $500 cash. eee - eee — | voms up and 2 down: street and alley |! BUNGALOW weal t . KUisKaN, ei feet nn! |, Month or Bell a Jn » Casey terme, | fi; VOT, «BLO ric LOme ; . fur- . . a STUCCU—OUNLY SRO0O0G.”6~ gn Py ~-NGAL rooms, asement: water, | i + 4—Strietly “| ¥ ; i | ; A oe ‘ : ites. tine lot: bic ates eran. TEA FOR TWO eet tuck sale: make offer, — ||| as. electric. 5459 Helen av, surages, beauty, Call inodern S007. SUNKAD_L. SC Gen 234 Calumet Bidg |{U) rage’ “convenient to? chon. om 3531 N. 23d; 2-story. 3-room brick # W. BROWN. WEbster’ LUUBW. 7514 Suffolk: . gee ehttul rooms: ae Harney Av.., 4922—Frame cottage: 3 |) | BUNGALOW-—4 rooms and bath. gurage: . _POSKIN. N-GABBER TSE | + ig ink 7 SACRIPITY school; $6250. ; house; electric, gas, water: LOTS IN WEGSTER GROVES. | ;"OP! porch: a new- rooms down, 3 up; bath, fumace, ga- | conte, Comer Cota ais ee PAY! | RUSKIN, o978—5 roome, tile tee Tur | "5420 ROBIN (end of Bellefontece ses ||P eR lar; 2 garages: lot 25x135; "92480; the corner of Baker and Locksley yweds’ paradise: "a Web | Tage; large front and side porch; 60-ft, |) | Ments. wher, COlfax 2213M, (ch | gers, A ae Close to Catholic and pub- | line): 5 rooms, bath, new furnace, Wood- $500 down, $25 monthly. all improvements made. | Y¢T” Small amount ena ||| Jot; can be used for two families if ||} | BUNGALOW — Northwest, new o-Toon) | STOCK Sears ne Jocation. Mr. Stock. work refiaished, new paper und paint 3028 Cottage; 2-story frame: 6 of cash and your desired; offer wanted for quick gale Drick; tile bath. hardwood lioors, lur- | (OCK-SCOTT RI Livy, _ CO., COlfax 8I51. throughout, Granitoid basemeuf. Poreh rooms and 2 finished bane ‘ment rooms, 1432 Sullivan: j-room brick cot WELZ. ‘abi 0 GRAVOIS, Riv. 3100, rent money will F sno\ 7322 Mr. Knollhoft . e. | Mace. $6000. Box D-279, Post-Dispa eh. | SACRAMENTO. 455 Ta Six “rooms, ~ tile | 8¢ross front. Lot ; 2Sx138%. Double ga- ||} Dath, toilet electric; 2-car garage; tage; electric: garage; listed $2000. voter you its oD hi Penn || EDW. L K BUNGALOW—A real buy from builder. } | .L@th. hot-water he at. oi] burner.’ hard- | P48. Street and alley made. $4700 ON $4250; $500 down, offer wanted. 6-room Bina - aig water heat. weae more Ue OBC { em 8 v= eamtebes Co. Lin. 7800 \ large rooms.’ 3 down, 2 up; new and thor- | cma muse b metal stripping: two-: ar ga. | KASY TERMS. OPEN TODAY. hy , y ‘1 etc.: "tree Conmitioe amos an acre WW EBS TER HOUSES ) at at a bargain pri sna Box - D2 “on Dis. - a srom : lo 9. STR ;ODTM AN & “STR ODT. — READY TO GAME, 03% PAU L * § JARZEMSKY, Realtor at ; r ye Sie . nn A TO ath ” ‘al tii oon SSi0n at ‘Gace. Box D- TE ay ai et.; new 6-room modern aia North BUNG ag py FoOmDs: modern, brick: an SAN Pane SCO. 47 cee, ors a + eh 5-ROOM BRICK BUN. | |) 1502 St. Louis. . ler 0439. atc asy te ASHLAND, 4138—3-room 7 =r pr rooms Gown, # up; hot-water heat. tile Jandy 4-room ae LARGE ROOMS, TILE | || a ae 104 and 16 8. .— Hill: new 8-room S. CO rame ; electric, bath, lavatory on first floor; built-in fe: _notern, $7: b08: Arlingt Ut d (ACE, HARKRDWOUD FLOORS. 7 NOU caine’ int take houses; dandy locztion. eK ME en PEs. £00. tures: hardwood floors: lot 100x250: over | 4 seins. modern, Murphy bed. pa ea N’ TODAY Pen, 7, se roema, Tot tox go: 4i2 _ RO DINEtON ; iy room stucco, 3129 N. Grand y COlfas er $e. fruit trees, grapes. chicken house and | POMEROY BE: RG R. R. EF. CO. 3014 Union. | EDW. L, KC a RLTY. CO. Lindell 7800. u “ 4 ore Le 1 . ‘i ( y , J 4 Cee Ce wee eee Tr upairecien —-+ lik , 1e8 appington: 7-room bungalow. BITTNER yard; double garage. 6140 Emma. egy) > MPLE, 3 -Od¢— 3 TOONS, bath, turnace: QUICK SALE Northwest 20 Ra ana 9 ata ! se iia: iain | 8) } a in Ww ‘ : AND EUNICE— wean. [Rear glad to gh on — inspection ||| bath, furnace: garage under house: will i : .o : Dandy 4-room i : oAMP. a5 St a of Mar y ; hs | consider lot in St. Englebert's parish C O U 4 I N. Sth ee Ache naesha : TREMBLEY -WILS SON | @8 part payment. | a _ sree BL SGAL OW— rooins and tile REAL ESTATE AND LOANS Co.. Lee, 3911—Nice. cozy B-room brick Be Oath Webster Gr i cottage, reception hall, {ile bath, ~ to ey’ ea ings Ne orig! location: oves.__ Phone WEbster 308. JOR. A l ligt ] ry; am 0 erytoing: sacrificing for = i || lace, large. light laund , ) $750 C A _ ’ dt ‘ ( . ’ , t ~ Jul, i OWNER SAYS TO PAKE OF FER i. OWN IE R MUST § I" Tr 41 Bro. Wivn. TYler 0031J. Call COlfax TaET ae. leaving city: owner. | Cal Bnet res $4400: g00d terms thence south to 5901-03 £lmbank av.; th All modern. 4 15 *} front, reh: a. «649 xaTWvood 18 Open and vacant: win- | 709-711 GREEL EY AV. ti s S49-——5 rooms bath. furnace: _K salesman On premises Sunday from 1 tu Gern, and © rooms; tile bath, porch. across entire fron rear po " P fer is coming and while $20,000 hae been ‘ . newly decorated ; oe io} & UHS RLTY. CO., Lindel! 7800. . all latest improvements: concrete basement, furnace, strect made, gas, electric ” the price, ii nist be Bold. see it and Wy seins oe ee mv SS. h ene I , Daubend iek. I -C right, BB gs hot-water he at, etc.: a real 65 ead | etnies New mode: n 4-200 oom +. hs *Porer HEN RE AL E ST ATE CO. and water. Ent ire building ratt brick, bs ‘ : v} ’ é ( i iF . , KU Hs e a é é n. i “tile bh; t} & : cnt om so ' at . e ae Peake otter. BANK REALTY CO.(¢36) | /|[/} Must be sold, and we want your V7 KLTY. CO.,.COlfax 3816. SHEKENS-RODEFELD. 23602 Ww. nhiove in: gin. furnace, peat Meng Mir RTA ci = NTR a Oia AS cn) + ICES GREATLY RE mahy nes aD ’ | balance $25'a month 48) | dg6t ala sd ant tne Pete 38500 s Drive out Natural Bridge Road to 6900 (Darby Avenue): two blocks north PY ET Teme ry sae, a Bi ‘ "Ok ‘ ‘ ° ‘ t 0 Penros l ’ > . SnHULin, ovdd—New 4136 Robin’ ¢ rooms end ‘bath fin | se, and twu blocks west to Philbrook (Pine lawn). 4-Trou bungalo ruum bungalow ; SALESMEN ON PREMISES he tor enall house: 3 years’ time to pay 740 O 001; 4-room modern bunga.- Daubendiel d oS thiy payments like re at. Severs} ate ® acres. EDW. 4 KU HS RLTY. CO., COlfax 3810 JOHN S. BLAKE & BR O., 815 Chestnut. | LAKIU... £510—Nearly new bungalow Flor issant. 950-063—Bungulows: new: | ¢ AXTON. 09023—Beautiful North west eee. ~ - 4 Sig-room residence, with reception hall, cht = : : aw large yard. See this bargain; easy t 7 thurches. See the today, easy “a aes floors, tile bath, t ; ( bath. furnace, etc.: jarge. light rooms; | Small ane t will be am | | United Kealty Co., 54? 4°27 Gravols, Kiv, 3799 ' ullt-in tubs, pedestal breakfast nook: hardwood filowurs: 1 ished basement 3800 Al condition; beautiful, hisa jot | and easy ter CARTER 4120—Modern b5-room ae Se mprovements; owner will sell very i 7 fe ~ ea ; $49 K south Flo ike av.: price $4150 rt Laura, 3 rooms, 3000 | large trees anc é trubber only oe Karage., excellent location: owne vil reasonable: terms. | wh ‘ cael re Ke rent 495 Davison, 3 rooms, vers SOOO i Open Today. | ver leaving | ion | marble wink, theese "Com — bungalow; | 7010 Florence, 5 roome,’ bath’ base: | 0 Nn undlac Waslstand, 13-inch walls. garage: all mod E very easy terms. Dux D-25 Post- wea sy |! city wil! fiedy show vou, OR : ce | A InA er aenens CK ‘ rgo! ‘OPP LIO . £ * RA, 3512—Brick, 5 rooms. recepti n| marble eink, tile San hardwood flours: ment, furna 4200 ij | } off Pr. Is THIS YOUR OPPORTUNITY? | -ft. lot. Close to car. schoo! | “strictly modern; 4 rooms, Murphy beds; 2 bungalow; 6-room efficiency, hardwuud } | SUN: it - i : | = cS HOM | ; | ee Dad to Lay ad, south to Litzinger, . a WEBoi ERK GROVES HOME Federer Realty Co. iF BREMNER c. £O . Wainwright Bldg. all, dile batn, furnace, porch on one copper screens: on) 4746 Beacon, ” dissote 7 Ro : Conven.eutls iocated and reasonab] PRospect 1519. 2610'Gravois Av. {/ |) © ab 853°2—5-room brick, 13. floor, $5300 NSET. 129R- = ane ft. bs ste 2 3800 | 3615 wy CARL G. STIF EL, Pres. w¥io: 0526-7 s SH ~S-room new bungalow, | 630): ‘Lb ee a vary large, wel]- ne ecnne -d corner lot: . pecament faruies pHs 4000 nce west. Open daily for inspection. 4 ¥ priced; 6 roums, bath end garare: hard- Le — —- amen oe walls, hardwood floors, tile bath, “C ORA AV. AT FARLIN. wood floors: nicely decorated and in ex- | '|——s.— -nhemmnaenmpandlibemsmnenms . | spouting: ~-Car marage, ail im- Spanish type bungalows; § rooms. sul , ; n - Cit cvoluitivis hroug! {: ‘ a ; roverment : ring ved etree s: } : ee P ebicist CULL vurtioul: jut 50x171 | ee = 3 “|| Brokerpents:_ $7900 ‘2'| stantially built; side drives. 40 ft. lt» | cost pf building “*!! Comsiderably under | 5240 Thrush, 3‘ rooms | Northwest South ie & gm «sith bearing fruit trees. grapes, shrubs, | ~\|!|| COTPAGE—4 rooms. t ‘lec | 5 cv) Y H" f Dame cic.” See owner, 425 Fairview av wee Ht “Bex yay 1 che &38. electric.) A, & Kallemeier. 4454 Athlone. COltax | TERRY. 6346—— cory | 4031 Basement, furnace a SSEN—S R ACKE De tier Groves. ’ , Don’t Give Up the Idea “iH fist Soe Dispatch. | _ | 458 es. (¢99) | “bungalow Ptnace shay o Foom, Batons #931 Beacon. 6 rooms bath. double in ~ THISTS A | GOOD BUY 607 FASSEN—See 2-5 ie a ; x [AS 4515 Natura: Bridge; hborhood; So . on bath -fur we : =", ag 4 OWNER OF 336 PLANT SAYS SEL ae | : i} Mace heat: gara ee PTAGE—Brick 6 rooms, sun porch; | S. GUNDLACH Florissant and Alice, | 6043 Emma. 6 mots and re- Beet buy in this net F 4 AT ONC FE: ONLY ASKING $13.00 i of Livi ing in W ebster || BAST PRAIGTE So (5: as! al CON VeNnIeNces. Ow ner, 30; Nd Bas ard, | ,) KKH’ c. 54 Gh 5 rvoms; attie ment, x12 os. ‘ 4800 ception hall. ti) ie bath. new furnace: to etreet Cars, schools, churches: 7611 Wydown BL ie % Stucco, 6 rooms, sun parlor. gat age, to $68 5OU. Her will trade rr 5- le ee s 7 7 oe r. (99) age; . ww m ban’s s buy; only $380 O. : | QHMEYER REALTY x: 0. nn TONE. x BRANNER, Riverside - eee a ‘ “5 ° ; : ‘ Py glen . ata ‘ =, oa = Ow, Sf Ora atman. aa be : 0 —— i) rooms. nare wood P ; a Meo 7! ‘42801, f) a ; «€ ‘) pet n eV . A 4 SKA, ow eee ee GERRI’. 5Oss—- 1 os Beautiful trees; the house is moder ||/j| high. en Soe oe i L. KUHS RLTY. CO., Lindell 7800 | floors. furnace. tile bath, garage. | BLOCK-SCOTT RLTY. C0.," COlfax 8751 Workingman’s Bargain! A108 j Kea, BaKuate ia doa.) st. 4000 west): 4 room, “electrte: ° Ps > ‘ ; Pidl , / >» 2 he 9) e ne ‘ee i a Far ene TE ad . ® em «4 and has 5 ag reception hall and ro iid Sag cow e “ * rm TI Bote me oat S FERRY RD... 84295 rooms, bath. KNICKM YER: FL «EKER RL TY. & INy. by 0., | THEODOSIA, 000 ~#-roonm lrame, sheds an S 8 glii—d ht ROMS, BATH dy bargain: office vost Monday evenings. W “— room: location 954 awe bl.. near Man- Hi et ro h. “os st acre ne || hot-water heat: near schools. ch urches 31 -) N. Grand COlfax 342 | in rear; jot 25x12; ph iced at $2700 i - “> albridge , Groom brick pede poy 6: * GARAGE; EASY TERMA, . | APPEL, Realtor Ui Grave Mae «= Chester car. trains and bus. Price is un- i] een cuurcnes. Shops an é car line: street and alley mad Mr. | EMERSON, 5082—0 rooms on first For: and terms to guilt. lorstman, sleeping porch, furnace; hewly decorated: CLEDE 5 GOERNER R ; , , ~ alley made. ,. 4532 RK . 5741 0 feet: | der $10,000: see it Sunday or phone Mr. |! markets are modern, Several well- |! Nee!. bath, furhace, one-car garage; lot 32} x | EDW. KUHS RLTY. -CO., Lindell tRog | PCr, 4100 N, Euclid; will take car, | t —~ bungalow: wee ancrtf! : , Lawan WFEhster 747 known golf and country clubs near im DW. ‘ re , : ‘ . 1°5: . ation Re a Guin | ha | Pe UR — | Or $200: $30 mon th; ‘fine place for a big ALBEKIA—4 roonmis, 8un porch, new mod- ; " . : h; b i] : WM. J. HO ILDOWAY & CO., Realtors ji, by The transportation § service i. KURI BLT, CO. _COlfax S610. | Watibri ge Ment: law neon ee vege tHRU SH. 4901-3 rooms, tollet, ba 1 | fami'y. eri: brick; owner leaving city; beat bar- D Lt : just ul c: 18- inch foundation; Muellet er wakes os” . It) eonvement and reliable. delivers you || gee AA ag ha hovers ely Rage 2 mane: very | Phra > js schoo! ; P a aad Bape sme | giGtage: Ge rere err ers ae iy T. OOK AT THIS — South Side; terms, $600U.° Cail 4456 | VULTHE, sv bargal t ye . om eS : ‘|| into the business district of St. et rice. _LAclege c) EDW. L. KU Hs RLTY, CO, Lindell 3800 | type py 313 rd ta vols ee | aoe wae wetien- esdwerk; bails fireplace; tile bath: _ | «+ KR IU DGMENT, PL VASE. Hi] Louts in 35 minutes. | KOSSUTH, 4441—4-room brick cottage: = - — —— | —: - cameraman REDUCED FOR IMMEDI ATE BALE: | ALLEMANIA. 4750—4-5 rooms ” | dort. tite 8 2017W. b] f] ae nae. os rooms. tile bath, of Ganeee “arta ar pen: Dlock north | attic, hardwood fluores: caer tenant “(eo) | Lerma, a . = . Realtors, ealto : —_——_ ae eat . | aah, hardwoc aCe: iO ¥ arter at ’ : | |, ge A aia | ae re. | TEE, ono mundalon: 4 rooms and be. seen to be appreciated. Call Mr. Speck- ne WOU¢ oors. ‘farnece price reason- | Y KORTE. PY i¢ NN arh MAIN 4258. es ro i ~sBungalow. 6 poems, + floor; ee “yooma, garege: ~o * foots th = Sen — 18 fz ym; r ic x. aes ‘ urage. *Rospect #552 roo ’ $500 Cash Ralance Like Rent ~~, 1 GINCOLN a = | EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. C0., Lindell ICKMEYER. WLEER RLTY. & INV. CO., ' BATES Taso pet =. « an ~*~ ‘QO! : : aac 3 —— % 1corr I 10d 1 b inwga- e oo ‘ wae . 3 ** zsnage 7800. P ols 20 N. ¢ 3 BARGAIN BAT K ‘ { —— 1m modern ung 2831 N i arand, COlfax | 3425- 4. S. $200-—5 roums, modern, Dargaln, GRATIOT, ~~ J)-rodan Dungeiow, eee rseneiatiiasianatidiinineinttiscntiniansiarsnastetbins senmmecsun ¥ 7 See there new homes in Rn vere i] Black i low garage. P, my rk View 504: ow. (oe) oli N. Grand. U NIo- g of ie | Will erifia y. , , 2300, Mrs. browr ] Ace 6 4 ——————— —— a " : ; - : » \, 65052—5 rooms. } th wv: rage, lot i sacriiice O-room wonderfy) value i. 4A CL CUE 440 ce, SAN ane h lot 90x161. Wellston LiNCULN, 4022—4-room_ brick; hot-water | "MMA. 0049— le (o99) | 090x128: fine business location. ae Me | matt brick. Enxlish etyle home; thie is a | BATES, 596%——-4-room bungalow ; = fot, | one Rand 0624. E is Groves 3 Onn for inspection tod: ‘y witrtams ¢ | aoq maa * raenae. “ naga Lindel 2067 5-room a Ww, modern. —— a Oo) 1 Gi, son, , opportun! ty —_ cach payme nt ye Uwner will take lot as part payment; Bungalow—3123 Gurney ' = ip p, HF { hig 37 6x1; rth ne of ips } - | Meinell. Raraxe ; ‘ BEE OV N, 4459-—Modern brick bun- 4 screene 54 ic) | HAUSCHULTE R. EB. CO.. 2407 N. Bway | STOCK. SCOTT RLTY. CO. COLFAX S751. ‘JOST- MILT, RE ht. “K. CO.. 105 N. Oth at. kalow; 4 rvoms and’ sunroom; i HILMER. DU ZTOR & KEHLENBRINCK, « a. Soe front porch, beautiful | ance monthly: here is a good chance yoy | CO! 9241. (c) »” bg h: : tchen with eezeenes porch to the east: should not pass it un — | : 7 x ' side driy Style | aaah ise 50 buys of owner new Samm NzFe, Jot 100x: it: Sear earage; ail this | 2% SURKAMP CO. 6351 aston av.| e-room Wit. ie Meth tN ater peat | CATA MNES Hane TILE, finicliy moders: a year’ olds Scares: |. SEE THIS REAL BUY MAY i. OLE MTT nd . me ‘a e s J etric one gcarage this Or er Sy in nd ore de b rf S 22. on ; ‘f ¢ ~ r 512: > e re Ww room, yer modern, Al built home, rh 2 in first-clase coin Neten. — ak aaer te ‘2 —- - eT) a lay ha ‘dw ood ric 8. garage: jot 40x165. Thor- | GIBBS-H/ AAKE R. CO. FOREST rae | ra i aL ba ‘ns | Pas 3 Peta eral Ry a sop on ; eet aes et vo 3816—N nK AU Farage; balance like rent to reliable POPMEWMEE sell: a conseregtinn te aver will find a fine | CURTIS. 6515-—4-room "frame: bath, base. | QUshly me a ; : = | _C. WISSMATIH. Lindel 77... | i . 2 LIUS HALLER k. E. CO. S07 Chestnut | $350 cash $25 monthly. $3950: __ ply Glasgon. jentire front; hardwood floors: china cloeect | KORTE. 110 N. 8th, MAin 4°38. BUY r HIS HOM E eash. Box _ Y-109 Pont Dis aie nae AGRA. an ——e canal Phone e Grstield E CLID, oo Ww t - pare : a SWEETH) R ry | GRand 0244) ~ STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. COLFAX 8751 across é€ntire kitchen wall; large linen. and ST. ENCELEERTS nis UNG, 5515 Kingshighway N. : 6-room mod BUNGALOW—Late- brick: Clope ver 2 ©, SaNeONS r.ic83) U 219 and 3 oot ray $3500" caeatl es — AD v ” ent rooms, wath ee O325—4-room cottage. tages, 1 ie pe. . ardwood floors. furnace: | Qt a K SALE WANTED 105 N. Tth + GArfield 8342. ashe ; an un ‘ 3 is * . a : . . oF, oe — ; "| Lf # 4 J p> $ : - da ar ge ‘ ' r- i gy ° ) 2! . ‘ if 57 “4 rier’ QD { ome flac rie: — . a0 + sunroom le ba ren (e883) | cash payrment. ha'sance S$‘ and interest - owner there gara ar- | HAMILTON. 33533 00m Tremere open } ai +4 uv COLOGN SE XX-——S-Pue Om 3 irame: modern - bu Ww : 4 y 9 Po > ~ « P 2 b z 3. ; ’ ‘ : f r Pr ! ! 2 f . : eter 206 4 gee —_— ar per_ month. Cal! FOrest R295R. cs! “KORTE, 110 N. 8TH. MAIN 42958 | furnace. garage. chicken house 5 xE2S' ut ART WIC INC HINGE ree “Grand | re nt meney: vacant: yon Phen pa | a" like rent; $3500 Call 4445 Grav- t 4-ROOM FRAME—$2% SERN. | (699) 3-00 | | “poreh, modern. a Y : : 4 rooms, bath, furnace: 5314 Hamil ton: | Was_a bargain. here's one See it t_today. ; oms. 2 atorles: , peewee. Ideal Set sel hae ‘ed 3 nah: West Walnut Manor be ater, gas, electric and garage. Mr. HARNEY, 4964—3 larce rooms@bath, fur | ele me fy poe monthly term MA ’ ) M) COMPTON 3045 5.— rooms stories formath y ce rr; can : ; ad Papi venue: Ne fae - . S AL 4 ‘AS H 4 EN’ ultra modern ; Garage: cali us fur fur- co] : 7 woah i = rt opapatte 5 aloe | For- | BUNGALOW—New. 4 rooms. $25 month. EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. TY. CO., COlfax 3810 ng n 2-car gg " re exchamge for 5- ' KOERT. i E. CO. Onen Sur dare - Y MON HLY MS ther pa mation Rl verside Mh gy 4. KKRAGZ or 8 uc Tee r OLE. » « q : - ’ 6. ; issant: sone CAbany | — Ze : -}; room hous Mr eG laeson, 2ghir . Florigeern AX 99015, ; : |large lot covered with 2 o'd ftorer® « ; . 4 a $2 5.000 sue golng up stin ent”) eltee CAbany SEE THIS. | STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO., COlfax 8751. 6G KOOMS AND BATH—OPEN EASY MONTHL TERM . nie SR 7 is mas Seas onan: "priced right: a8. = - | _, 2606 Slattery st.. 5 rooms and bath: 2-| HODIAMONT. 5446 ——— Modern 4-room HEALTHY a? LOCATION ae E room collage ; : yt and flowers: mM pring sek: it: e 4957 Genevieve av.: 6 large roome I f ; epi. Pe , i ; - ee ee 4 ' ¥ . ‘ ’ i . ‘ 5 builder and li tell you the house § BIN & rotrat? P. on” Ne et. siory Zaragce and warehouse. On! ¥ $47: 50) frame bungalow - It 50x12 with all bath: newly decorated: basement: double PROPEPTY ¢ : . le ur pace, Barone r ly Lae | o ~. Bg e.. = AY aie ow ; c a es be ym teee me for ae Seas Ce " j CASH! CAS A CASH! BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES §LUPFER. ACKER. Realtors. GArfield 8905 ) | kinds of jag J trees, grapes. berries, shrub- | garage: co! — O; school and car; CONN CTICUT r 31—Cottage, 3 room : ge pORSr Mad i eTries wers é "Cal wn ; t he ric I FN. “ee — OTBA : | er or phone at bos. — | You don't need very much of it to oy a For Sale err on a eee ea tiie | — aoe overs: 2 priced ream “REALTY POO. COlfax 2850. OREON F. SCOTT. | frame, furnace, real bargain ee ergy tag oe throughout, HOM Biggest in in 6! «Brownell; BUNGALOW — A dandy, 6 rooms, all on | porch, furnace, ‘basement, bath. eclectic |EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO,, COMax 3810. | Fiorissant and Union, Open Sun. & Eve NEW BU NG Al OWS |trradl—scca oom brick, "bath, | (BPHe lot: these are beau houses; Groves: Webster 31 ‘ > “Bretty rooms: br 4 Ww a 9 . - , Beaks wth. be geen to he app amy can be _vroves: new home. me 0. . 4 Rew: p an pet one floor, bricks hip roof, attic, hardwood cag. 1- -Car carage: blocks from car line: | JA NET, 5551—3-room og make of-'| 5 ROOMS AND BA TH—s3600—‘ii fit ) i furnace, garage £5000 Hex I)- M4 P.-D on easy ter owner LOCKWOOD. 480 W.—Bargain in 7-rot \. 4 o city taxes yae floors, garage: strictly re: just like | $300 down, will buy. Make your offer.| fer. 5469 Lee. Wa! nut Manor _{f) | 4746 Beacon; 5 rooms, bath: double} Wren Avenue at Prange Avy. | CO% TAGE—4 rooms, brick. hear Grand- home: 104 foot lot. $11.500. mat ehe KIENi -EN. 1&58——New 4.- room ) brick ick. mod- | garage. ee ' , |, 9700 west. £700 north. 10-minute walk | Gravois; must sell, LAciede 4440. rT wx Te ieee: Me i" Owner |OHMEYER REALTY Cv., COlfax 2850. ‘from General Motors, 4740-4764 Wren | CO tTAGE-——4 rooms. term ) cash: | Water heat. : RINGSHIG HWAY 505 5 ae We ad —5-room Florissant and Union. Open Sun. & } wv |av. Eight beautiful homes. just completed: | price $1700. F A. erry, 2115 8. Jef- REALT Cr. A B ARGAIN basement. modern: $200 cash. balance | A dandy wt tap Bag Hye: of 4 rooms and| modern bungalow, wit) th_garage, _(c) IMMEDIATE POSSESSION | 4 attractive rooms, lovely tile bath. hich- | fereon. + 4 s terme Call FOrest 62 rere) (ei nh, cdeep lot not alley and ~ “CAr g£a- LEAHY. 495 kt New buncalow ti le bath 2710 Salome. ly bloc ke fr: mT Natural ly m sen ‘= d h ardwood floors. meviern elec. : & ee ralhe’ WEbster 4 i803 after Sunday. 4 ehateee . ; . u i +) iS A i ~e : or " . . : : ; r Cw LOT— Webster Groves; 60x140; 90 | > gid Ronresident purchased 104 8. Rock ANSWER THIS. . pear’ Falreround Park: price and | “¢ hardwood floors: fruit cellar and coai | Bridge; 6 rooms. bath. hot-water beat: lot | trie fixtures eviendid plumbing equip- | roo ms and kitchenette : once, " ae ee | h- | 100x150; open Sunday 2 to 5 p. m. Will| ment: ercellert Jurnace \Gouble garag Admission brie m co corner Hulj and Kirkham : city wat aa : Bil) rd 7 ° ist ; ; . ¢ pf ‘4 “7 +40) pper trees; high ~ ¥ ,,and will not be able to occupy it, Bungalow; will sell new es reat E Ww. J. WILLMANN eRaltor | ; Street and alley made; clone to pub: | consider ‘trade | G95 MONTH | KALK BREN —_ arrang _ inspection, ee bay. Priced Fnn0 new: must egell at once, $7: | Mr. Horstman om va = terms GEO J. WANSTRATH. 71> 7 ‘s Chestnut. | EDW, L. KCHS RLTY CO.. Lindell 7TR00. tc} E.BIG BEND COTTAGE—3-room frame, large finished | FOUR- ROOM BRICK COTTAGE T—Beaui Oe 8 Be Porch, co r|@as, electric. granitoid walk. — and wil . ! ‘ cae be $6500. Cal] |location: price $730. want afte oie. nd will — $300 cash immediately : | —LIP XN. 7th st. MAin 1587. ‘al pecking noel: real bargain. | TERT WIG. DISCHINGER, 2008 N. Grand, TORT ——— WaAbash 61107 | KENT janie Beaher, 706 Chéatout | room. ; ARTWIGDISC INGER COTTAGES. got ARE, BU NGALOW BARGAIN. a _L. KUNS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7200. | OWNER ANXIOTS TO BELL. : Call shwemaeen. ™ 0 ; ay 4235 West Farlin av.: 3 rooms. hot-/ . 7 o a swe + ail . 4616—New 6 rooms, breakian | 4566 Plover, 5 rooms and bath; hard- (win poy new S-rom frame cottage; alt | DELOR. d4xx— con > gy Big "Bend ro throvgh q oe FIT. A went oe. G . ne or cng ed Hine north). Snappy. almort room strictly modern. easy tepne im sey ' go oe iseme poner AuUTrnece, priced ‘improvements: 3500 gaan: lot 2% 6x1 2b eer a ana “LAcincc sap Gaake . ooms, nh. ‘ ‘ : , ' iate ssion: . , » 4 , ry or I¢ I en. Th Den : no restrictions: price only $30 per foo i “Desirable Small Baagelow g121 Gano av. 6° rooms 9 ges ae ic a, Or eonneieteandieg glade 7 K REALTY C0., COlfax 2880. | move in ai once: phone? Ditmar" 250%, | DETOR, Se forest trees, city water, gas, electric. -_ ecw Hodiamont: 4 rooms, frame. | car ra ae ~eete, | POMEROY-BERG R. FE. _CO.._ 3014 Union | Florissant and Union wd ‘at MEA —— | ic7) | pe \T , f a Jack A Pnc t “oe 0! rat Excel lent river view location. Streets. ne ee : “aun | a DE AL "Mock KENT JARVIS, oak 706 Chestnut © ; a 4 4 large rooms and ‘bath, Seeaat ~ ‘ x ig rel re sidewalks made. Price is right Owner —_— 4649 I. 1 AY. Ba ay ig ig = a Wain . Maper. $1 Of DOWN | ma ANNE Tsvensipe a. ' floors; AL N, r W eb: Groves) —- Cal a " F : | verv anxious to sl] Vacant. Inspect Wot A 5-ROOM BUN- Best buy i cat ta 24 0 ) " « | rit cence and oped 4665-67-69 LEE AV. WELL BTILT BUNGALOW 7) . i. @ sr . MAPLE, : ik 8. (¥ — uroves )-— inc 0 W. Lockwood Ay. 6- "Sel tale "euuené furnace. 2-car | on FAIR .GROUNDS New 5 rooms, tile bathroom, with show- 226 Theodosa: 5S rooms and bath: 4609-11 LABADIE | be * Boors, ."Surnince screens * J 4 iS, act, at i 4°94 G ANNO, 6-ROOM BU NGA ALOW., (er: ] 3-inch walle: conper «pouting : real yt-water at he ? thle gkarace, Cony eT) j Tw 0 te POOTNn bungalows. fairly ie w ha ve ‘ — : paved home; 10 rooms, all improvements : be , room bungalow, hot water heat, ‘ "4 a. u galo hot at € garage. | THOROTTGHLY MODERN. 2014x125. beauties. Call Lindell 067 g* tei: prived low ing ti bathe. Cleetric and furnaces owney | FEDERER 1 neath” co conveniences: lot 112x269; Pr pristol - Bs - c> #@ , tewater | a district; Drive only $17,000. For - 6S wes sotG0. Jot 125x160 and only . 2 Harrie av.: 5 rooms. hot-water | ———., Pepee. aunt KMS. an | FOSKIN-GARBEPRTALATTERY. OHMEY ER REAL TY CO., oy 7850. | very anxious to #e!! and will quote « cheap | A gk Mh mata ba to in = . ; Realtor 722 Chestnut or 46 Ww. 4843 ‘ . 5 rooms. sunr oom. hot ' B wis A * G I . 78. LOTUS 4391. yy larce reome file hath F lorimaa! it @ — i'n pen Onen yee & b ‘ pr hee T_T 4 Reg! itare. gg?” (“heat nu wy ~ i> room Uiigubow GENT ARTIS. Reaitr, 4 : Webster. OM: 6 hard | OW NE RS Ay S SEI L | hardwood floors hot-water beat: 7500 m Tt at TT 00. ‘RENT : R d t M ; | AX ) *, 51 4 5 ; : Marraretta: rooms. hardwood | NER SAY: 3 | RAL ANCE | vs r ty ove | —~- : room f oes 4 NEW RESIDENCES floors, furnace. | ii: la pte | DOPE . 585R—B-room bungalow. hot-wa- | ne 3 G yoom cntiages and bunga: | ' a . ites e 30 rounmontttt, DER Eas «, weather | wicker ert furaished ; ——- = Oliv room| 5255 Maffitt: 4 rooms, sun parlor | $115 WHITTIER STREET |, fer heat: Al condition: price’ $6500: | Jo’ Walnut Park, Weet Walnut i ta | ~)~6GYreulich’s New Bungalows | stripped: low wide drive: 2-car q all modern ed id eaxy Sa Mora Lane: 5 rooms. furnace. fined? rooms.and bath: lot 254125: price | terme, | _ [xenniows and sorthweer: phane of call for | es ; =e ibibo AGENCY. 7 7 } i lis fermen 7e nine & 1h . a . * 77 5 ; low fon “brit, Deautiful Sherwood a Margaretta: 5 rooms, frame. bath HEMMEL MANS: SPACKLER mK. co,,| BHUC HABT REALTY ©O.. £14 Chestnut. ; list ‘Sukh hE. Co. coitex 6303” | & Rooms—1 Floor, $7750 | __ River A318 Rhett rive south on Sherwood 4431 Marcus av.: "5 roome. modern. 701 Chestnut. MAin 1224. LOUISE, ~09—Dandy 4-room mode rm | End af Retliefaotane rae loon north 8511- S51 Parke iene’ north of Plorie | DOVER bieck east of one _fouth, one Meck wert! dco these bunaslows. Out of tornado | —" gpungalow na a+ SR nde all HOT-WATER HFEAT—81-+00. | Fant fy. east of Goudfellow , Muth of Me | ts tae brick bunealow ; met ~ rice and inspect , , tan ro * . 100: you Hi never have this opportunity | sna aaktan: a aa? oM eaneeniance a he t fie ini: 94-4 hr walle (ern thro wt: LE sehr 18 FB HARTWIG-DINCHINGER, 2808 N° Grand. NEW BUNGALOWS READY | $220% youl! never b ar | efsmoom coltare: garar=: ail conveniences: | ares. ot $fmiinh” Tuinch Thrice walle. | era yh car garage, ich Bi 95 1 Ww) & rr T aa ae MeCAWLEY PFALTY (0 | ‘ie e@etction and @ real homeowners teca rooms. hot-water t. ett ; 8 Gore CRETE & ST — 3- ROOM BRIC K. $300 7 O MO\ E IN D992 6 M AF FITT AV. ak iene =s SEA MAin 2814 | tien: street car bus or 20-minute ronan tile me garage heat, perewess. Steere: ree 2 - 8. . s fr ’ | 232 - ‘eid 14°97 floors throughout. of! burner, Frigidair Cet: bait % . OF pho: . ~ WENZLICK, 1010 Chestnut. GArfieid 14°7. steam heat. inetantancous water heater: | OLICK SALE WA ANTED. j 7 3 a en Pe Teenie | NEW BUNGALOWS | double brick why ant lOO |) «6198S Semule: 5 rooms. aller ning porch P R ICE h E DT ' CE D Box 5 . Pe wlio: oh ce : | hardwood Finoe: thoreugh!y modern: h¢ E Sow ‘ HOLDOWAY CONSTRUCTION CO.. : | | 4720 MAFFITT . . r ; See our new modern 5-room efficiency | re WW }. | 80«175 raraifel var TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE rts Chestnut «t. } OU R ROOM bungalows: tile bath. ha réwond FE =e ne ete r F or w ATER HEAT. MOI i “isd. ~ y WALTER ie, Aa S612 Wor re lare- wm our tew ~~" hrick | $7 r~ATsY ’ cote ‘ ruil binet - 9700 ‘1G ” ; hest , | ¥ision north > prempe THE oe LST ANSWER | BRICK BUNGALOW floors, mi mer-built cabine ’ $57 ): S00 | GIBBS-MAAKE BR. CO. FOREST Sat.) _ Main ne a 616 Chesteut ot Gavrttelone | Ur own home is 581 Ridge: $100 DOWN terest: price ineludes ineurance and rej 5236 MA AY. IN EXCEL LENT Loc ATION cop ing ne eae, f per cen : 500: : chance: yn Posen a ; aioe lot: ay. Ba! } than rent: hardwoed floors, | ©ordin 1331 Gimblin st. (8200 N. Broad. | Owner vey anxious to eel). 4-room 4930 Cote Brilliante: 6 rooms, hot-weter | of Rig Bena uf Fd. 2 ble Re § ae —— = : a FS geen be geld at | way. 3 blocks west on Gimblin) Bales | brick iarnace hath, earage. offer wanted. | Heat. hardwood floors. tile wail beth, tie 19. «iA * made: w | te¢ rar: feet north ee 5 tile bath, D5. Post-Dispatch man on grounds. GERLING REALTY | Wil arrange term gy R: — heater; .40-foot lot: be sure , ' : beth. hardwood floors. street made eee slocation 12 years to pay. sil it easy on the 732 once. Box » = : | AND BUILDING CO., CAbany 2509, 15098 | Jos. PF. Dickmann rg. . €O. 673 Chestnut st. wil! for mer gutters, reeas. lone and PO “- E E.81G. BEND ; KXienlen ay. (cd80) RUNIL-BU RNS, MA 4577. (eO2) GREULICH, GRAND AXD- SULLIVAN j porch fruit Se ite ee Sees: SO RP NL rte

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" J i fae . f ) + , ; ae ¢ . ' peat) wis — HOR et a aR OCA a OEE . yy me ‘ . ates was . r0e ome, oe Am rn ints ehatetemiiin ~ “ st reser. toads — x » ~~ ee ‘ Se ere. — P . \ B- rs Pe atin eel . ee Pee eg ~ ete rte is et oo epee gpm cs = se. yore ah saat LL NOS te AR OCALA AOTC ay, «Py. Bain me he $8 eet a ae Smeg Re as) aa sawres. Ss ea Ba la AD ih GLA) GALE A SAMI. OCTETS EIN AIRE TING ORES Wn Sa Aaa ODS OT tes Rk webct la ESTs LP Agen Coe ST. LOUIS os 2 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE suNDAy OCTOBER 9 10B POST-DISPATCH. BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES F or Sale _Somh | For Sale or Sale Southwest BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES seine sii AND COTTAGES Southwest -_. > = = South | __. NIFTY N EW | BRICK BUNGALOW $500 CASH 4069 TO 4083 QUINCY STREET One Block South of Loughborough, Jast being completed—five-room mat tiled bath, latest features. Johne-Manville to move in, complete with beautiful fixtures, EASY TERMS Open for Inspection—‘‘SEE US”’ CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CO. One block from transportation. $7750 2621 S. Grand BI. Near Carondelet Park brick, excellent arrangement, pretty asbestos roof. Streets made, all ready screens, shades and fixtures. LAclede 3040-41 = i x. a | talk it over. 4608 GRAVOIS NO CASH DOWN If you own your lot clear. We have built for many years and can give bank or any other ref- erences. Why don’t you have a reliable man do all work according to contract. Come in and build so you don’t have to worry about liens and A. MAYER REALTY CO. Open Sundays, 10-3 —————— _ in » m= . (near Delor)—Elegant 4-room brick cottage; good shape: bath, furnace large yard; street made; metal weather- stripped; | block from St. John's Caurch and school: someone will get a big bar- gain; act quickly; will be sold at once. See Mr. Kiauber, Sunday at 4590 Graver. NEWPORT «@ Riverside 3100. 3711—5-room modern bun- OAS ihe $500 will handle; balance galow: wares: er mol RAY a tae MOND. INC, Riverside 1161 3447—New. modern 5-room bunga- DIEHL 6801 Gravois, o- room IEHL, brick bunga- ow, mo 6801 Gravois. Riverside_290. (c7) OMEARA, 3634— -D, BUNGALOW—Will Ang beautiful -raom modern bungalow, in fine comdliten « AN REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED. Box D-6. Post- Dispatch. BUNGALOW—6 _ rooms, porch; large screened porch; tile bath: hot-water heat; iracle doors; beautiful fixtures; rock porch, double garage; side drive; copper screens and gutters; one block from car: built by owner for home. Sacrifice below building cost for S9500- direct ffom owner. Box M-298. Post- Dis. CLIFTON. 2650-56—4-room stucco bun- galow: furnace heat: street and side-. walks made: terms. GRand 1378J. (c&3) AY. 6 large rooms built-in cab- glazed sleeping last of 16 ie autiful matt brick up-to-the- | O'DELL, | WAGSON, | large ‘ance $30 per month: ‘until March, i Co., KANSAS. 5428—6 rooms and bath: mod- ern, screens: street made: cash. balance terms: Riverside 5454 price §$ owner €lectric fixtures, shades and copper 9750: $1500 on oremiee; 029 8. KINGSHIGHWAY BL. cane ER COLUMBIA—WILL SACRIFICE Beautiful matt brick bungalow with 6 rooms and 2 sun parlors, wood floors throughout; double garage; Al condition: Want otter. Jos. F. Dickmann, 3125 tile hot-water heat, bath, hard- lot $5x171. >S. Grand. LAc. 0620 LANSDO WNE, 8089—6 modern; 1 year old; sonable offer will be subomitt WILL _C. WISSMATH, rool $9500, ns, strictly Any rea- Lled, ae * INDELL 037 LAWN, 3626 (Northampton new 5-room bungalow; MAGNOLIA, 69454—-Dandy 3% cottage; toilet, garage, made; $3500: terms. BOCKHORST 4315 R. E, ene 5U- foot lot, pms ST (YU) room frame atreet CO., Manchester ay. 6930 MAGNOLIA, Cozy bungalow; 6 rooms, very modern; lot 32 ft., ga right for quick gale. LUPFER-ACKER, Realtors, G Inspec tiled bath: rage. Priced t today. Arfield 8905 MILENTZ, 5616—Urand new 4-room solid matt brick bungalow, nearing completion. new jointiess kitchen flooring $500 cash; today. DOEKFLINGER REALTORS. open for inspection 2 , Od ft. lot. 5 Victor 2222 MURDOCH. 5409—4 heat; _ garage. PRospect one os ee rooms; 3882, hot-water NAGEL. 5314-32—5 rooms and bath: "hardwood floors, electric fixtures. screens, $: 300 casn, side 5454. balance $30 month: call River- (c62) NEOSHO, 5306—ATTRACTIV BUNGALOW; AT SACRIFIC DOWN PAYMENT, BALANCE E 6-ROOM E: SMALL MONTHLY. 6642—One ieft. in new bungilows; will sel] at the block of a sacrifice. (cS) ODELL, 4987—Brick reception hall and hath: ho copper screens and gutters garage. for quick sale. house: will sacrifice cottage, 4 rooms t-water heat, chicken (c) ODELL, 5339—Frame cottage: 3 large ro ms: MAY R. E. CO., WUINCY, 4080—5 rooms; tile bath. hardwood floors. nice yard: big extra bargain. 3548 S Grand. LAc. 9533. big bupgalow: (c99 QUINC Y, tne ores. bat floors: furna l-c RE NGEL-W ERER. 35: 39 S.Gral Farace;: h: h = ood side driv e. rd, LAc.9 543 QUINCY, 5318—4 rooms and $4300: $500 cash, balance owt - at 4022 Loughboroug ) bath: price terms: sec h, Riverside [c62) QUINCY, bungalow. big bargain, 5328—Modern all on one ° serve easy tern o-room 2 “car garage, brick . 3100. RH a Ss, 5050-—— New modern: across street fron Sorrow Catholic Church and bie garage: complete 5-room bungalow. 1 Ladies of school, Dou- home for some one. ROSA. 54450— 2-storv s’nroom: etesm heat: onen brick, 5 rooms and today. ROSA, 5152—Modern tile bath, sacrifice; 2-car garage: side near churches and schools. 6-room ~ bungalow, must (c) drive; SCHOLLMEYER, 5207—Mod bungalow; $5300. DIEHL, 6 ern 5-room SO] Gravois. SC HOLLMEY ER, §241 FRAME; 4330, MOUODELN, "35000. EW 4 ROOMS, RIVERSIDE 3432—FPungalow;: 4 furnace: 2d floor rage: $5200: terms, in exchange. unfinished; 2- or take vacant ground rooms, bath. car €a- {c W INDSOR PARKWAY, 5-room bungalow: $8500: Park, néar Kingshig! iway and 5229—Beautiful opposite Christy Eichelberger. NEW BUNGALOW. 5460 Milentz: 6 rooms: wood floors: furnace: gare LENGEL-WEBER. sag 3529 8 Grand. LA bath: hard- Ac.954% SOUTHAMPTON BUNGALOW _— Neosho: 6 rooms; rae inspect toda: and R ENG EL WWEBEIC. SOUTHWEST. GR10— $3850: ern matt brick bungalow: attic: made street: SS no 192s, Guarantee 700 Wainwright Bldg. 3539 S.Grand, interest GArtfield —OPEN 2-5 modern: ga- LAc. 9543 ‘make offer 4-room mod- stone porch; OQ cash. bal- to pay Construction 7768 (cS) | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Southwest | For Sale West BUNGALOW BARGA TH SOLD—ONE EFT. re 5442 Kansas: beautiful andl matt brick all around: os bath. hardwoo floors, furnace, la front porch across entire building: nd cia a oe ne n: copper screens and § bargain; only thee eee 1% block west ol 5900S. eG ELAL aye EAL TY CO.. 5455 Gravois av. aves 2505. Lansdowne: 6. rooms on 1 floor. double lot, ” asking $7900: must sell; . esi with J. W. Chouteau. EO | ETHING GOOD 2525 SOUTH KINGSHIGH WAY. Seven-room bungalow; first-class; not water heat, tile bath, built-in tub, al marble wainscoting, hardwood floors, sun rooms, electric: garage for 2 machines. Lot 834x170. See this, you will like it. To be sola at a bargain. B. H. STOLTMAN R. E. CO.. 4003 Chouteau. GRand PAY DOWN $500. Modern Frame Bungalow from 2 . 6231 Odell: four "tiled sain furnace; com lete in lot 35x125: a good buy at TONY HURLEMAN, LAclede 9092. Grand and Arsenal BRICK BUNGALOW —$7000 HALF BLOCK FROM KINGSHIGHWAY. 4984 Neosho: terraced front lawn: large matt brick porch and 4 cozy rooms; tile furnace; slate roof. Situated in part of Southampton, and argain at price as ae 2925 S. Broadway. 5001 Gravols, READY TO MOVEIN Modern 6-room bungalow: just pleted: has 13-inch wall, wood floors throughout; rage: buy direct from builder. be!» cen 9 and 6635 Hoffman. WONDERFUL BARGAIN mn Neosho st.; beautiful Southampton bungalow, six rooms, sleeping porches, breakfast room and sun room: tile bath, hardwood floors, toilet and shower. in basement; eide drive; buy —: Riverside 6666W. 53x) $40—BRICK $40 month will buy fine brick bunga- low; cash payment $500; fine brick ga- rage; your rent will pay for this house; 2840 Watson bl.: take Tower Gmve car or Lindenwood bus; house open. Phone DElmar 2506. (c7) READY TO MOVE IN NEW BRICK BUNGALOW Open from 2 to ® 6104 Southwest: 5 rooms, 2 floors, hardwood floors. furnace, large bathroom, tiled floors and walls, shades fixtures. high basement porch across front: garage: lot 32x120:; you can’t go wrong by gee this today. LAclede 9092. GRand and Arsenal. ONLY $300 CASH 5458 Kansas: 5-room brick bungalow; tile bath, hardwood floors, built-in tub; peslestal washstand, fence, shades, screens; open Sunday; salesman there DETERING. 3627 Gravois, PRospect 1833 LINDENWOOD BUNGALOW 6928 Marquette: the street of pretty homes: brick: 5 large rooms, breakfast room one floor: hardwood floors, tile bath, steam heat, fine fixtures, screens, shades, large brick porch, fruit cellar, coal bin; garage: private drive: price right: suitable terms: in the past 3 ars we have built and sold over 100 lereinae in this neighborhood. Open. See Mr. Karr, 6909 Marquette. HIland 5197 or GArfield 0847 CONRAD L. SCHOPP. 214 Calumet Bide. Realtors, 1091. from [335—4- -room cotta. sleeping gas, piecers ric: 25 aneo 3: G investigate Mw new 5 a modern: matt brick “Cabany drive; open Sunday. 454. PAGE. 58xx—Lot 49x222: conven meen ali roome on lst ls a living room. dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms. | E sun room, dleenina porch, tiled bath, large pantry and eclosets: brick sgaraKe for one car. Owner leaving yt orteee > a wena ams Iee 717% “Chestnut. _ RIDGE. 5731—Modern oa bungalow; cheap: sunroom, shower. — SEMPLE. 1419—Frame, with bath, & ¢adaission garage F.or price and card of admission see JOHN W. GIBSON RLTY. CO.. N14 N. 7th. SHAFTSBURY, 7322-——6-room ungalow ; lot 50x135; modern in_ every reapers: large screened-in porch; open Sunday. or information call J. Chapman. FOrest bi Sng, ¢ ag, Bh 222—5 — 5 °$7000. ot: ge bargain: ¢as erms; POMEROY-BERG R. CO., 3014 Union. WAGNER §AYV.. $350 Bungalow: rooms, bath, sleeping porch: good vores. large BUNGALOWS. AND COTTAGES | bargain. bath, —_ terms. . le EEE LLL N, 4327—4 Math: and electric : 3038 HW. Florissant. —— 4041—— Well, Ly oe Tt “OSK Re 3067. LABADI 4206-—4 3 room ERY Ty, hot-water heat, _lon P Park. “North | FLATS, APARTMENTS, BO Nostomail i and 4 room garage for 4 cars: a brick flat. RUESEKE REALTY Florissant. CO ifax Seo. 2-car garage; KUHS RLTY. CO., Lindell 7800 LINTON 4348—Fiat, 6-family; near O' Fal- See owner. 0745. St MAFFITT. 7145— r gut ring; - ___FOSKIN-G rage: $8 Louis. 6-family. bargai P 5—5-6: hot-water heat, cop- call Lindell ABBERT-SLATTERY. MAFFITT, £552—Single flat, 4-4 rooms; lot 650x145, KA ALKERENNER, 3067. hone LAclede 2801 Cherokee. MAFFITT, 4277—Modern 4-4 double: ga- 0: make offer. 60 Owner, 47 alow LTY. MAFFITT,. 4228—4-5 rooms. heat, tile bath, chap ey for, bin TT co. hot-water hardwood poets. will ex- northw COlfax 8751. 2712 N. 14th, parte N. man AND 2217 . McCAWLEY “R. E, MAin 2813. Westmoor Park Home at Cost 7505 Warner: new 2-story % jrooms. altra modern, tile roof; open for spec eee Sundays: payments like rent; take (2 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION NEW 6-ROOM BUNGALOW. 5445 Itaska: a beautiful well-planned home, constructed of matt brick: has large sleeping porch, tile bath and fur- nace: fruit cellar and concrete basement. Paved street. Can be bought on terms of about $1000 anes. balance like — Open for anapecs ion to 5 =. YEC KEL. EARICKSON & Co. IN 2925 S. Broad way. 5001 Pam PO NEW 6-ROOM, $8400 5900 bilecdc Columbia av.: see these: $10,000 values in brand-new 2-story 13- inch brick bungalows: hardwood floors, tiled, full-rolled bath. with genuine vitro- lite walls: Art-tex walls in living and dining rooms; many built-in features: Miracle doors: special millwork; garage: built in: street made: 1 block from cars. bus stores and school: | snes cash will andle: onen 2-5 Sund WENZTICK. 1010 Chest net. GArfield 1427. ~Here’s Some! Real Bargains ©2919 Macklind: modem 6-room brick bungalow : sunroom; 2-car garage: bar- gain: § 54xx ‘Botasiical. 2 modern frame bunga- lows. 5 rooms each. garage: $5200 each. 31xx Ivanhoe. 6-room modern brick bun- galow: bargain for quick sale: must be sold: $570 843 January, = room modern-brick bun- galow: will tra TONY CANO BEALS co.. 5406 Magnolia. Hiland 4084, | Oren evenines and Sundays. $500 BP 563°. 40. 44 KANSAS Three béfutiful new bungalows: 6 large rooms: tile bath with vitrolite walls: hard- wood floors throughout: white stone foun- dation with 13-in. matt brick walls: var- nished woodwork; copper gutter and screens; full concrete basement; a really beautiful home constructed of the -best material by aay labor. Representative will be on premises all day today __ Call | LEE SC SHERMEN at GRand 8830. TIRMAN, 4846—4 garage: terms. rooms, b ath, furnace: (c9) THOLOZAN, bungalow; hot-air heat; gas tile bath; built-in ice box board; copper eécreen. 4-car 50x15 50. 69073 — 6-room matt brick and electric; and it ‘oning garage; lot fc) TY ROLEAN, _- large lot: hot-water heat: $86 DIEHI 6801 _Gravois. 4984 d- room. bungalow; 600: terms. Riverside 2990. _ WATSON RD.., 4022 terms: see owner, Riverside 5454. .. 3151—5 rooms and batn: modern throughout: bo cash: Loughboroven. balance (c62) WATSON BL. BUNGALOWS 13-Inch Brick Walls Four large rooms, floor; hardwood floors, Screens, shades, 3155- 57 Watson bl: $7500: ea unfinished stipo walls, marage, built of the best materials; second sy terms. (c) WEST, 5373—2-story bungalow, athe DOERFL INGER, REALTORS, furnace, fh rooms, Sacrificed for immediate Victor 2222 asta TIFUL 6-ROOM BUNGALOW, 212 Devonshire: 3 and second sleeping bath: furnace: 2-car garage: Street and alley paved. E SCKEL. . 2925 Fr large floors; Broadwa ay. rooms, first porch: tile lot 560x125. EARICKSON & CO., INC., 5001 Gravois. MOVE IN NOW—4-ROOM BUNGALOW 5705 DEVONSHIRE back walls; Take must hardwooed floors: Southampton car or Ye be sold. Mat tile b ath. llow BUS. Call LEE-SCHERMEN at GRand 8830. COLUMBIA, 5805—4-room brick: bath, furnace, garage: in wonderful condition; owner will show; price only O00. STUESSEL REAL ¥Y coO., 3548 S. Grand. ELIZABETH, Soom brick: fur- nace. garage, tile ha . ESE LHORST. FOrest 1294. _ 5477 Delmar, 6271 FAMOUS AV. Two-story frame. 6 rooms, bath, elec- tric, all in good condition; lot 50x157: price $35 R. MILTENBERGER. 14 N. &th at. FINKMAN. ‘6208——Modern, 4 larce rooms, furnace: lot 30x140: bargain: terms; take lot_in_or_will lees lease. Today’s Best Bungalow Buys 5668-72-74 FINKMAN New matt brick. 5 rooms and sun par- lor first floor: attic for 2 rooms, tile roofs, automatic water heaters: right up to the minute in conveniences. It will pay you to inspect t these DERER REALTY Co PRo 520. 2610 Gravois. FY LER. “6339—4- -room. stucco, bath, fur- nace, hardwood floors, garage. $350 cash, $40 monthly, $5350; open, GRand 9244J, GOETHE. 5522—5 rooms: tile bath: mo4a- ern throughout: oro cath. balance terms: see owner, 4022 Loughborouen aa eeee 5454. (c62) GRESHAM, 65220-——New 4-room; garage: street and alley made; bargain. (c#9) i~—p-room brick bunga- low modern: bargain at $7800: also 6437: elegant modern gl with stone per Pets ¢ these beautie LAUBE R-WELZ, 4550 Drevele, Riv. 3100 ooo 5040—Tornado wrecked frame “ft. lot: $750: terms. $100 at a 5024 Washington. FOrest ngs}. 824-28——New 4-room aoe tile —— harcwood fileors;: location: two 3 blocks to U. R an nd 1489. ern atom bungalow: a bun See. Matthews, 425 | f ve 5-room oa Pare garage, side pre. } Te : beautiful pee ao gy terms; = sacrifice; FRAME COTTAGE—EASY TERMS | 3267 room, Jasper Park; eect lot 5 LAcclede 900% 92. BUNGALOW r é On a corner lot: both one 6-mom bungalow and b smal] cott®ge in rear; price st. See 6201 w 1010 Q Chestnut. G rooms streets and sun- 0. Grand and Arsenal. made: ath: 2-room only $525U. Arfield 1427 Blo WENZLICK, OWNER NEEDS MORE 5454 Nottingham: 4-room inch walls; a garage; W. HAHN, 721 Chestnut. $500 DOWN rooms, modern: stairs: garage, SCHNE DER, well built: 7000; GArfield 8941. REST LIKE 5434 Neosho: stucco en He + ROOM modern: 13- terms. RENT. large MS alba: pipfinished, up- verside 5452A Gravois. * REAL BARGAIN, A onat me i G-room stucco; bath: fur- garage: selling for $7800. elec RENGEL-W EBER, 3539 S.Grand, LAc.9543 BIGGEST BARGAIN IN SOUTHHAMPTON 5001 Nottingham: 6 rooms: double garage: new hot-air direct from owner: sion: $9000. Riverside 278293 furnace: Save agents commis- for quick gale will sacrifice for all modern, buy (c) 4 AND SUNROOM BRICK MUST SELL—CH 5208 Gresham, large room room, bath, furnace; garage; highway and Gravols; bargain CHRISTIAN BRINKO 3621 8. Grand. a a NEW BUNGALOW, $25 6230 MAGNOLIA, west. Open, BELLIS. EA a 8, real sun- near Kings- price. “SEE LAclede 3040-41, A sacrifice at $7950. REALTORS, GARFIELD 0378. ie a | You Bungalow Buyers | A SMALL PAYMENT ——-will start you as owner of one | of the finest 4-room frame bunga- | lows you ever saw. Every mod- ern convenience. See | 56023 TO 5039 ALEXANDER 3938-3942 DELOR Cherokee car or Morganford. bus | to Walsh (5300) east to Alexander. FEDERER REALTY CO PRospect 1519 2610 Gravois Av. New 5-Room Bungalows 5448-54 LISETTE. Splendid; modern bungalows: all latest improvements: large rooms; 37 %,-ft lots: matt brick all around; cut stone tiers: close to Kingshighway. Also have one beau- tiful Spanish type bungalow. See thege open. Easy terms.. ARTHUR FISCHMAN, BUILDER Riverside 3375. 4054 S. Grand, West 1237 Arch Terrace LITTLE FLOWER PARISH. Attractive 5-room brick bungalow: hot- water heat, hardwood floors, tile bath: ga- rage and large | open orch; open today. EALTY CO. Big Bend er tis n, HNand 1019. (c) BU NGALOW ——5-roogm modern; matt ——_ Box L-271, Post- Dispatch. Cc) BUNGALOW—*lIf you are looking real bargain call CAbany 6097, BUNGALOW—5, rooms; modern: brick; 50-foot corner lot; WAbash 863J. BUNGALOW—HBeautiful 6-room, modern bungalow residence, near M¢eCausland av. extra large sleeping porch; 55-foot lot; side drive; well built: splendid condition; near cars and bus: must eacrifice account sick- ness. Box D-4. Post-Dispatch. 6763 Chamberlain $1000, ioral You will recognize this as a ba 5 large rooms hardwood floors. tiled hot-water heat: Pg garage; beautiful neighborhood: inspect. WENZLICK. i010 Cheatriut. GArfield 1427, COTTAGE—4-room frame: bath, gas. elec- tric’ garage, furnace: easy terms. PArk- view 5417. COTTAGE—$100 first payee’ we buy = a (c) matt your terms. (c) EALTY Co.. Hiland 0486. (c80) ETHEL. 7341—5 rocms, ~ modern: price reduced for anick sale Hiland 4690. ETZEL, 6020-—Bungalow: six rooms: ~ SEE 1244 N. EUCLID Bargain: 5-room frame cottage. SEALER RK. E. CO., 105 N 7 ew -Tro ” hardwood floors, 7161 Manchester Av. A om brick Sanseiee tile bath: streets m Cc SENNINGS, Realtor {ROVER 2404 Union bi. rest 0465. NLY 8350 BARGAIN—MODERN BUNGALOW Ps pd Maurice av.: St. Louis bus line: just west of Watson dandy, new es -room yy BR cottage; has complete bath with mene § —_. electric. oid b this toda aia 2tos 2 oak ‘yrill sOR0 theta $350 cash ¥y sure: open we posses- 3200. | F BURBIAN, 4018 Cho 1043 HAMPTON AV. PE apr a a rarace: rge rooms. strictly Oe gg RR to Mar- ket car and ean K “isto eae Maan Park: "beautiful 6 iy , Rs garage: rice pa offer. on;, shia is vers with “J. olonial on aa e 5-ROOM BRICK — BUNGALOW IN Peg te HEIG / $500 CASH, BALANCE AERMS. One-half block aie of Clayton road, one block east of North and — Road, on Francis Drive. Open all wee JOSEPH DARST REALTY. 30> GArfield 6336. 105 Rth. 3 BUNGALOW BARGAIN S 8936-38-40 Madge av.; 1 block north of Manchester bl.. 2 blocks west of North and South rd.; each has 5 rooms, 6-room effienecy; breakfast nook and _ sleeping porch; side drive yy sarees: price very low; —, terms. Op OONCANNON, "REALTOR, Wainwricht Bidg. BUNGALOW BARGAIN 7621 TRAD ALS. N. EB. CORNER ENTRAL 5 rooms. bath, first floor: 2 unfinished rooms second floor: all conveniences: brick garage; lot 650x150: can be had at a sac- rifice. TAYLOR TRUST EASTON co Easton and Tavlor. DElmar | 0777. "MISSISSIPD! WALLEY TRusT “"(€65) Home and Garden 1318 Ferguson: 6800 west and half block north of Page: beautiful trees, shrubbery, grapevines, apple trees: 5 rooms, 2-story brick copeee ees gas, elec- tricity in same: l-ca arage: side drive- way: large deep Ic it. 60x170: $3950 cash. MISSISSIPPI VA ALLEY TRUST CO.. Agent MAin 3640. 4th me Pine. co 8 NEW BUN Page Kingsland Addition 6500 WEST ON PAGE GRUNER AND GREGAN PLACES 5 full rooms, brick stucco. Open Sunday. $500 cash, balance like rent. Open Sunday, 2 to 5. CHAUNCEY P, HEATH CO., REALTORS GArfield 3165 818 Chestnut St. ‘GALOWS Baa 3- FLATS. AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE MAPLE, 61xx—2 new single flats: rooms; hardwood flors; tile 2 cars; 49xx age—Single 5-6 room By baths; 2-car garage: rent $120: make offer. 5oxx Hebert; single flat, 5-5 rooms; hot-water heat: hardwood floors: tile baths, brick garage 2 cars; rent $140 per month. 2933 Park: single flat 3-4 rooms; baths: nent $80 per month: $500, balance like re UNION EASTON ated. * Reds >! 5325 Easton, Orest_ 1370. New Single Fiat Bargain Five and five rooms, bungalow porch, hot-water heat, two-car garage: must sell, a real bargain. Box D-95. Post-Dis, Central TENEMENT—On downtown corner; cash price. Owner. DElmar 6882. TWENTY-FIRST, 1427 N.—Single flat, 3- 3 large rons concrete basement: gas, electric: $4500. Owner, 2232 Mullanphy. RENT 3e 2—PR 2028 30- 3014 Biddle: 14 families. clear. SAVINGS TRUST COMPANY North ADELAIDE, 4562—Flat. weather stripped: double gara (cO9) low 5-5. eile bath; 9 furnace: and publi MONTGO ~~ ell 2-car Park, MARGARETTA, Mr. - Scott. STOCK-SCOTT electric, — STOCK- NCoTT ~RLTY. "0. COlfax 8751. 2-car f e schools: MERY, garag arage: 4315—4-5 rooms. close to Catholic near Fairground Park. RLTY. CO. COlfax 8751. ogi > rye 4 bath, 4-5; DUT- ER, KEHLENBRINCK. ene N. 14th. TON Ckntral 2035. NATURAL BRIDGE, 3942—5-6 rooms, hot-water heat, tile bath, hardwood floors garage: across from Fairground Oellerm r 408" O'B rage; 3 cars. HILM ENBRINCK, 2712 = PALM. hall. KNICK See this 2 condition: KOR RTE, price $4000 N ‘14th 3500 NATURAL BRIDGE One-half block east of Grand: — ame flat; well built, 4 and 5 rooms; price CEntra! 2394. -family, P arene’ flat; very good MAIN 4258. 3737—4 and 3 rooms. tile baths. : KMEYER- FLEER | RLTY 3129 N. Grand. Olfax 3425-6. PARK PL., 1436 N.—#2- ne 4-5, bath, electric, ew Osan leaving city. HIL- 2-c ME 2712 N. 14th. CEntral 2935. reception ar carage. dh, INV. CO., HLENBRINCK, —— to ST. garages; FOS PLEASANT. Apply owner, LOUIS, 40439—A, ilet. first floor: 42°2—-Singie flat. 3-4 rooms. good condition. dandy. C — N-G ST. OU etecerte. JOHN ST, rate electric, DUTTON lth. CEntral real a 5 al Bridge rd. 5 and ; real Ee > DP to 7000 west. heating “ ~~ wt ow Se st. 06%) | MAin 2813. : bath, fur-. : COTE BRILLIANTE, BA H, FURNACE; ELMDA ” 40xx ss almost new; hardwood floors” peraece: 2-car garage; priced wo EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO. om FLA T—Northwest, - Paths, steam heat, $8000. Box D-280, 4808-10 HAMME? Single 4-4: baths, carnage rage: bargali ‘ae 4 McCAWLEY R, 4843 HAMMETT p Dandy _ investment: rice $11,500: all correla fENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut 5060 HEBERT—R) This beautiful new §- floors, tiled bath, steam all improvements made at is an outstandin WENZLICK, 101 KENNERLY, 4 flat: steam heat lot 30x130 feet. JEfferson ae ay ogi. Fos sche rt ; tt? hestnut = | an pee See, Price is fi — posite new beautiful new ae room i baths, garages and eve volume construction m very low prices. P,. G, LABADIE, 471 Modern § low type. Owner first floo naces, $8000; see see eee 4835 | : S FLAT CON ROOMS Is A PICKUP, pe MR. GIBBS-HAAKE RB. CO. FOR EXINGTON, 51 Dy 600; worth $14,000: FEINBERG & JONES, FOrest 8762. 2009. EXINGTON, 6515 Double and sun parlor tile en 8; 4 steam plants; terms, Wsinbery & Weinka 809 CHESTNUT. GéA heat 45. Garage, $5 LOTUS, 5814 (forme cash, $55 per month; ng MAFFITT, 5503—New ern brick flat, 2-car offer: open 2 to 5. MAPPIT! * 474 — 57 OC brick FEINBERG & JON FOrest 8762. MAFPFITT, 5517—4-é neighborhood _ F EINBERG & seer FOrest 876 sat MAFFITT. SSG and 4, bi meet 2-car garage: owner OHMEYER REALTY CO. © $13,500 vbuye 4 7 ab EIT RG. > ; a EINB G & JONES, ~ WOrest o 7 a63. 4- m single, furnace, 108; offer wanted at once. Jos.F.Dickmann R, E. CO ATU bungalow ade * r 4- family. Call Lin ™ ie KIN-GABBEBT-SLATIEE NORTHLAND, 4€4953-—5-6-room baths, hot-water heat; 2-car gat e WALTER JONES BR. E. PALM, 5962-——4-4 room ingle te wood floors, 2-car garage, Sisiene 3264, Room SPALDING, 4000-5, 6, mo heat, garage. SPALDING. 51 D, worth $305 500; _FOrest 876 hardwood floors, tile bath, m) ‘ > be ig trad ons BS. ¥ 804-6— late of 3 rooms, 3 flats be aS, electric, newly decorated ; pau UL L DOUBLE PLAT) ss ev. — urlusu in. de- = and bus pF car 110 N or at loss. N Northwest Ay qonetruction: eeparate en | bie | & separate ~ heating plants; | Sot arage; street and alley made; rented, $220 ~~ carry per month income jiself: terms to suit and will fo some vacant lots that are clear: ZLIC ast Chestnut. GArfield 1427 Fine Single Flat room she inclosed gun hen: tn-a-dor bed in large front boorch: ai large Four pining kit living rest a lot x1 96, See 5515 Ashland x one 4 NCIS- by *7ERRY-RUIH, 110 N. 7th, MOST BEAUTIFUL NEW FLATS eh dag . 4-5 room sin- bert's urch; Rc MAIN 4258. South 18—4-4: bath: pot- water heat: k sa 3530 8 ®.¢ Grand LAc 56-57— New uble s. steam heat, separate en- brick garage ABBOTT, Realtor 7 Chestnut, tile bath, fur- wher built for 1519. furnace; *») eles ibe EUS ay — trances., De NG 20: hardwood foors. convenience; 270i fcleae -Sis8. m rm; t (c) $1410. “ahi? hosttor 09 Chestnat. ANN ' Ls 3—Double of 3 sepa- te 3081-33. baths, ¢ furnaces, orees t ¥ mont owner ck ese NET L R. B. CO., 1881 6. 2th_st. . APARTMENT—12- family. poae Grand and Shenandoah, GRand 524 a 18.500; modern: ne just east of afand” neat Are ANCIS- PERRY. -RUTH, 110 N. 7th. 9709 ARMAND PLACE LL PAYMENT DOWN rem price: don't miss this bar- TY 00. mTULIUS ‘.. FEYDT JR. REAL ARSENAL-L SMP Dou “Sle B $1800 cual: LAclede 6449. sound investment. [RSENAL, 4304—5 and 6 rooms, near Owner. Roosevelt High. RSENAL. 3252A—Modern = sin owner a... make offer. 6449. r ; ~ garage; must be sold this oe peduced. LAciede 9 543. at eam LAclede = * h: . _ Tat 8 p BB h; urnace . agg reert toy x — 45x Call Sunday, m. t =" and = AL, 4 odern 4 2-car garage: price and ; B.. right +e 727— 3-3 FOOMs, 96 Taft. (c) ATES, Owner, rovements mens IN 41 gie — baréwood” Seam garage. eae t and “make votter. bath: ingpeet ARD C. WAGNER, 9163 9. Gran ICAL hot-water heat. i2 500; owner. WS ae fine condition; 4-car garage: owner says JOHN "Ss, BLAKE ve SRO, R15 Chestnut, New Investment Doubles 5010- 27 S. Broadway tile walls ALIF ORNIA, make offer. coll ‘actede wate ALIFORN nensnlew flat, x C 50d 2-family S 5 rT a4 sances oa ow A rents $190: any reason nble oral ON, trade 5-room — t a i style; 4 corner: mod- apartment style; ern. Riverside set aH Tz REALTY Co., 4067 S. Gran 1. MPTON, . THONY’S CHURCH; 4-5. eat. Sec at once c ry 4 1 * 4-4 MAKE OFFER. NN R seis something and 4 and ounreees citteren own, ALTY ERN; Single 4 Sune HEAT; BAKGAIN, STEAM 4532. De TONTY, 4026-55— Splendid TTamily Ah flat: separate entrances: bath, floors. 000, balance wag OrTENAD REALTY ae. eo 1 bat cect. BRINKOF 3621 8, bs woo furnaces; four garages; offer. tnut /BLE FLAT—4 ita west of Grand: a arsaitl. A ern: near yp B”- “garage, 3 ~—-— ¥ rs Br in ble bie “garages FLORA. @mall 4 Aun'y OLS able. ern; ga +3 316" = Gra GAN rear; 6449. GIL! aie zt come A Ow SOENEE electric GRA ; uick Toaahoroaey, LS a oof A, 305 - hot- water heat: - NAERT Rivers 3814. G cE: as q ¥ ; - . a — Mode e: ve lan Gran; $2000" cand. 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A te aa br on ri ch rt ll s —~ == ST ? ge pr pees nL le s. MA, on: st E . P D a h, O. t ee 1 er dw p le: UN Or E- Ke n N TOR P (: de IN Mr “ r co ora 77 ft £ Ces, ron ~e Le nt B,.. . @ TE area —— LT w: — ve ne E . Pp t ’ ro A ‘Se ic 7 Is B de Ka B. 4 S R t ll $ ca 59 CE! a , I est i 7 : RS age si roo: G br e] re. nd = ‘ , fron! = ¢ Foor ‘pears Fi ~ Iver: = Y tile ME er one ~ 2 1 tae "on | Ww oms 2s See ov S 4 S. AT eaae $5! RUS pri 4 SO ospect ome A J. 20 1 isi — je; modern — Sree San 2M Post a Unios ge rab faa Cry iF ron i : ng e Cop : 2-c oie, 5 room groue eet | Pe +y m rate ‘ 261 co. Boom 2 LENA “ cae (47 ent — "ISCO 3550 Bh ny 500: § ey in Pe My SI ot T & iced and LD £55 ete 5Rm. * floo ern "New 5 412M. reasonable 10%. ES ry “, lemen 3: a ar rfiela 4 room ‘bh egret I Stitt | ar ood 5-ro qd. exchanse 4 a : —— e 28 —— G of: family f (Rie i ate U—S r, 40° ae CLE R “ TA R16 sn? ere 1833 Na RST PI be-we g m > sold; A four ! oa Ty TY - ath p, downto ve iy OF ed eis 7 500 ey a “dao 0 st — Sn ste rey , 2 ace a hanna stan ot || Ris ee "Filo “ce | anf’ HAW'S CONS REA tn a ee Effie alts sites pte a aun ee eit oh a isentiutae a a “ MANN oom 4. BUR eftich F : - f-. , 330 ty oI cARD. i810 zm ains: lowe, “Ca ge: $43 fiat 50 cash bath. wood 1 1D RE, A Peat be fami} HILL P -Ti: c Make i¢i e Ww S BR usu porte aerate Fics FABLE WE Ets “hes oa. _B 550 bo oe a — ome ut. on: ek NS, M oa eat firet ; : AN et shea eel. — ir ee 4 and vi ia. YOM Cai ; Sin me | dene aoe Ay S ADDIT He a came to 3 aii rent S400 acm best wa ER mos. riced “ cponetu for elby PL SELS ot of G 4 "sie oF heme i 8 Fi +H. oe “locate . 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STOR $9500; : tok ee modern. investmer o1s fiat epee AN 4 Be | var a i a a sn it ae - ca adhetas sag Bf ., © A MS 15 2 TT C { nt_offe —: > , or BUE ee san y E 00> cat Ti h Erg a gee stor 9 y r arage; Pp: ee! : ne Pa pare i T 0) . 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SRE ro :: pt eh Rit | anew a a Ars PAP 3 Hist". 3 jeuth cid 2188 nt e oa aE, © in fa ie tbe verside xr. C | Ens T—Do 2b god oem fara 78. or te han: ios 4 lawn h of AR bouse: M HE. “a {| mks cat pea & ER. iat? a i 2 0. i ins ubl 6 room 4 na Dr . 00 sults BR - 302 na he Fore ant aa ath sleds age on iw mis ne : oat: N ei 175. a Fi h = ; oy sad a. me ea nace io : arian ieb0; nag rest 50 - ae ACK H ¢ — ati - on a a aith aa ut extra 3 ~ BSS ele ae wr | A ay b> os _ a, TICE Pa i nd a rien NO too ing hangin “eee et par 3 atch. th th 133 RE ¥? K ¥ t Pond 4 U ms oe int om Arfiel Rp A rT K on ea rae ” os the coe st 743 a ch KE Bn 2 A ~ . ree. — tT! 2s a * and e a yy if JE. “—“ 7161 an ha month are iW, umily. RT nee L rrr . _— c ange fla 163 $6500. PPO pre 2 a ox D furnace (eM) A KF. c 7 AD B ? 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OTIS 12B 5700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: erst ern ~~ RESIDENCES FOR SALE POST- ‘DISPATCH, | é RESIDENCES FOR SALE eee TTT : " ee) a eee” i s ; ~ - Ti! : WNNsunnyt meena i Uy mT “iis nl m = ee HTT 717) ash tA ena i True COLONIAL 7242 Northmoor Drive Priced Below Cost! ange Living Room Dining Room, Kitchen Three Bed sehen Ti le Bath with Shower Taste? ful Decorat ions, Craftex Walls Garage to Harmonize ARTHUR G. OBERBECK COlfax 0606 Bons South Southwest om : $; DLEY. 6947—2-story k —ji-room conveniences: | BRAT _— a put into fiat; South sSice. .". rooms and reception Box ¥- oth, Po st- Dispatch Ti. re ag vor alge 50x1 100: $9200 S00 S50 » N : as at 2 » t CAH $58. _ water heat, | bus to yoo Open. Owner will show. a8 TN | Cc fetta 50- 700 3936 RUSSELL | COLUMBIA, 4953—50-To0 500 cash balance like rent, 9-room | hot-water Soy ‘SS000 LA siate roof. hardwood floors. furnace | COMMONWEALTH. 33137. -room bric ROOK’ 3 condition iwi aarage. : wegen ewner or JOHN & BLA & BRv.. brick resicence; nd: earage 00. Lindenwoo i@ _ convenient; 6933 GARNER—S. Rooms Eacl ear ares. rent $50 each JV | Le bungalow ex CAWLEY Fo ay 6005 > Ol DELL, Ci resi nut, . PNANDYO AH. ; 3139—7 rooms, bath, It rm . Humphrey heater, €arage, no ageore: ~ —t-roenj, jrame, Dov S300, Wm. Z POrest. JO35R. ‘Tt 6 -water LMUNT, 66x. Ss rooms, hot-w2 hea’. bath, gus, electric, garage, = ani alley made. Price reduced for — aate, DETERING, 3627 Gravois, PRo>pect | 5 38:3.3. ; iRGINI , 4262—Modern 1 roos™m. Event 3 “~) anxious to eell. Joe Boeh Grand. L Aclede 4543. ai NL 2546-—6 rooms ruotl Rarag : a :* 3 8 1. e - Ai i i) . Son WORKM 4 Rk cA VT Vos ? T 1D ear warace: fot Six130.- be ade | Clayton and De Mer an . oe THWEST. R ALTY ree 6930 CORNELL—The Pin ce You Can Re ally C Call he ome oon S. fhrePichwar. SELECTED LIST oF FLORA PLACE BOMES | : ~ large sone parlor rt om FE, £4.50 mm |guire?. Call BETTENDORF. Riversice . Bot0 «ETO nerth) in University Cit ractive, will sacrifice. ~¢> sah 4141 fiers. 7 rooms. larce sun parlor. sleeping porch. ange =, Roel water 2 «ars ot CTRTTIS, S220 TSS DE GIVERVILLE a HOICEST HOME (IN THIN DISTRICT aide 6420—House: four roome brick c.i Ci a ee Ana Ou wit my wh a HO erfyd erect noreh kot water ‘he meet of enabe ong hee “ epien- — et? } TOUTE, es enev terre ine) heat) ful roemne ui ie } rm ths. 4 ua 3x 170 “. eckrreas har POre meet comvenient Pater toe “ & r¢ hoster | x nw alc 1E RRAC E. soa hal! paymen ft PP EGETHOF Y H214 a HORTON bie AC E o> agg IT - gmati imc a! Ever raat? bo bmi wa. ‘3487 58-46 PE ERSHING _ MUST BE = a 4SNT OFFER rooms t1 it reakiast Troon rv sm ler hea . ‘. it : i : a ** —- HEATH Ci wi 4d 7 GArti: id k wood LooTs, KALKBR LENNER R. E.. a. REAL BARGAIN 4650 PERSHING 11 ROOMS OPEN TOD AY B ARGAIN 47 6922 Ky nesburv ae i G RAY MOND : 19-ROOKM, HARDWOOD Fi MOKS, TWO BATHS, SHOWERS; HOT- WATER HEAT: V4CAR BRICK GARAGE: CONVENIENT TO CAR AND BUs LINES. > HOOLS AND CHURCHES, $135,500. ; SPLENDID GSU; RY BOUL. ee 5172 RAYMOND AV OWNER WILL SACRIFICE FOR IMMEDIATE SALE THIS WONDERFUL RESIDENCE NE WLY PAPE RED AND = AINTE® h: F ~~ - MORRIS AACH ‘R. co. 2 ba the: Sen tl 5164 RAY MC IND eoange, dweill ne So a 9 CO., t-water et ere “ORO. F BERGFELD COMPANY INC i kz ff ‘he 7 ' 610 Chestnut. Jost. Mu L ‘ER R. E. 1302—10 rooms. ~ daths, hard- | RRs] DENCE—S8 rooms. garace. ' 5 . Ywne - Or’ erokee. > - — P= ~-Car bs att 185 9th 4; ~~ Ianble Turna ace Cc ie oso} Ch 4449 LACLEDE. $11.500 10 oe CONDITION make — beauiiful home, 2 ~ HEATH CO GAr o oO 14S “4449 LACLEDE IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ATTRACTIVE PRICE; HOT-WATER HE EASY TF RMS. pA ND JONES. Ine-- 102 N. Tth ‘ 10 ROOMS, rent Box D- : 5207 hee ow ; MODERN, Al shape: ! : P. HEATH CO. GArfield 3165 | ODargeai ( H U xc FY sme. brick 2IDGE Le ms. S954 tT +** « very SAVINNGS TRUST co. : pario t 50x1 43: hard- ose s S| ites er 22 . ° o~ ‘tistaec Spanish Residen rh £ > tcCaiUcii - gac- |] s- i. m hon for IM PANY | eeson EDW ARD Lb vB = 4437 McPher ‘son nid 10 rooms, Rh aoe me s hi ‘BA KEW " 5 ~f ; GArtfiel su 11S N. a Bee ) hat nace garace. Welsh. erate $ ace FOrest OL11. A very unique and unusnal residence of | MAR chitecture: abso- | ae = = 4 iCH# ith 14 361 ae "LE PLACE is, TS, D ASSeS >= ~RESIDEN ‘CE 10 RC ONS Realtors. SOS 5061 MAPLE ce home of 10 ro new brick IN-STOC . “h — T~ t Cr. FN Pe i cl AND 7 | ~~>— me ¥ ~ « a" - : - d i) aces ¥ LAND i'm Romes. Su SCHWENKE! RE ALTY = — . ~ has ut 54 _ 10 TOoOOrms Or arc mi 4d rs ; a2 PF ow £4 (0a? “405 MARYLAND AV. N TT} price as) ol Maryland\\ BAUNCES awe eee oe, Sat, S36 . ina 3 rr . 2 eo ae >, gz: rr aA ail 3 qoyS eee | TAAL V Ww ALINC. A TE RR AC E raze - . ~ . Lay CRY & ‘ bs oS | EW HOME COMPLETED | t raise money. Will talk ge GOING TS “SE LL Ww ASHING TON RE HOME BARGAIN au v.; oni S000: | ra SRO | ea . et { OT ~ nN \ i037 N rth Moor Drives - ™ race n the veh! nm Per tabi - te Ss} fet, 9 POOnts . Tr \trr | SPRCTAL Low PRICE OR at ick SAUD Witt ar @ara JOHN H. ABBOTT. 27 Waterman— Lov iy ie -——~ i “769. Che strut. ry> Rooms: 2 as s ; : bab. , } . . ™ F “a Ir : \,;"> . ' > . = 6. eri (| @ISSIOR i 2 2 ot ' iw Toomy bot-water CR; heat : “sgn L RN WE Bakewell ve. GAT ield hh 1203, OAKLEY PLACE. W. CORNER PLYMOUTH & OAKLEY #4" we ‘ — hard F ¢ hea! WES MINST RG HoT-WATER — BOM. RATE | MORRES eo a. .. tne Fo. ye? i *ye. Pou F 4 | 30x} S$P805" $]000 cash: Spec iiany oe Chestnt | pnw encr aR) i. BiTTs RUTY ¢ RESIDE NS’ 6isal WESATYWT.s M acer Tres et um stad tirs® @idis Ste oF er? ia Ss Tile | a 4 oF —— fieer ft ewater beat. double ga rig 3.500 ELM AS. SPACKLER R. zx. Co.. 5. Ghentnnt of at... eae rns Rar ‘ drive garden frniie. e@r.- hi sireets and sidewalks ee: Ew electric. water: price red ced call owner for in. He? s mide 184° PAskview BUSINESS PROPERTY -Y FOR SALEBUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE ’ SUND OCTOBER . ocean PROPERTY FOR SALE IMP’VED PROPERTY FR tf x , a 3 x= xx =x _x z= South | _ South — REMEMBER Real Bargains IN Factory, Warehouse, All Purpose |i! All Conerete, Fireproof, Sprinkled and Heated—Ideal Labor Center id Sidney—d-Story—Daylight Basement | outh. Well lighted and plan building. tn | and 15- fox drivewar. rae 150x1 10 Class firer if co netrur “tion, Loken | awiais. 92,000 ——— al Ne Texas anc 3 ned reaso mab! le at Ohio ‘and Sidney ™~ ft! sce usabl e a nent. oe. gTOU! nd to north y patil sro 155 ft. can use | cr O42 enter of City S. S. W. “ or. Saral’and Laclede deliveries from this central spot will en- serve your customers quicker and increase iness—Deerease your = per haul. +} ‘h of 3 Floors—Lot 315x178 on | saran street Mississippi Valley Trust Co. th & Pine eee cnn gn ee RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE _West OWNER LEAVING CITY + gyre een SNAPPY BUNGALOW | n drive, - rooms. breakfast | zZa floors, 80-ft. lot; 2-car ca | — ner leaving city: easy | West | | this pia 3 Ammedia aly. I EMYE R & , ] N. &th st ra ee just sei). wv | 9-r has a great future and epport unify. K i 105 710 W EST “PINE Barsain ~ “= 7 pee a i 2706 DALTON—5 large room modern brick cottage; * 5471 Gravois . QUICK AND DEPENDABLE Have the Greatest Variety of Bungalows, Flats, Residences and Business Property : PARTIAL LIST 5043-45 CHIPPEWA—4-4 modern 4047 doubie, street, alley and walks electric, ee Se a. balance like rent. 5450 G JIS—3-4 single, excep- tional! opportunity, priced for —, Bader ose , quick sale. Will trade. modern, do aes bungalow, 1872 S. ELEVENTH—3-3-2 single, Ue garage. street, wae made. Trade for ee T ARKER— Doe 3-4 sing!e ia . 8 3249 LAFAYETTE — 4-4 ultra low, all improvements, modern double. steam heat. splen- 5506 ITASKA — S¢ Ph esypen bungalow, 6 did income. Will trade for 5-5 modern single. 4324 DE TONTY—+4-4 efficiencr, double, strictly modern in every respect. Subject to trade. Rock porch. See this today. 2728- 30 OSCEOLA — 3-3 strictly modern doube, separate entrance. 5631 SOUTHWEST—3-3 modern . will ea for bungalow in Name Pa 5303- 19-25 B AN CROFT—4-4 effi- ciency, strictly modern doubles. See these—open Sunday for inspection, = to & P. TTT, 6807 -09 MORGAN NFORD—Iwo ane beautiful rick bungalows, otrietiy a bargain 5012 NOTTINGHAM—5 brick bungalow. modem. h heat. garace, all improvems 5457 DRESDEN—2 frame lows strictly modern, all ments; priced for quick sale, COTTAGES AND BUNGALOWS 4215 EICHELBERGER—5-room frame bungalow, modern. Trade fer IS2t;] GEYER—#¢-room brick cottage. only $300 down—terms. 4170 LOUGHBOROUGH—Beautiful 5-room modern tungalow, double 5124 COLOGNE—5-room modern frame. Only $1000 down—terms 5160 DRESDEN—Modern 5-room frame bungalow, garage, $1000 down, 6412 KIDGE—3-room ultra modern brick cottage. Will trade. ' 3657 MICHIGAN—Modern 5-room brick bangalow, with sleeping poreh. 7437 HILDESCHEIM—4-room modern bungalow, priced very reasonable, BUSINESS PROPERTY 6 S. FOURTH—2 stores with rooms above—a good b VIRGINIA—Store suitable for bakery. Trade for eenauiens THESE PLACES WILL BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION TOMORROW 6035 HARTFORD—4, omg enc modern brick bungalow: o $800 5147 COLOGNE—Modern 5-rpom frame bungalow: pote Brgy Go dows, 4044 THOLOZAN—Mocorn ¥*room brick bungalow; priced right: terme, 4367 MIAMI—New modern ¢-room frame bungalow: $5 down 3863 CONNECTICUT—Modern 4-5 single: trade for 3-3, 4-4 double. 6137-39 VERMONT—4-3-3 single; trade for cottage; only $500 down. MISCELLANEOUS PROPERTY will trade. will trade for singte. garage; will trade, RI versidg, 4310 3220 WYOMING—Ultra modern 3-3 double: 5005 ELENORE—Modern 4-room brick bungalow: . 4 _ = = _ = « /_ = a -_ HEAT H CO. GRand 3165. i, emenene | - 4 » @ & - a eom residence: iot 25x213¢ basen DANDY NEW RESIDENCE—OPEN TODAY A) 3 z eg baths, mprove- ™. scm ot. GArfield 834: vap NEW CHAUNCE?S a WYDOWN FOREX’ [—s15,500 nents ees a RESIDENCES FOR SALE West | BUSINESS PROPERTY IRIVF. — me GERFEN. 3153 5. "GRAND. Lac. 2008. $70) EIMIR WOOD . - — ~ ry ire li a , weil Dutt K toda: Vy- _. ANOTHER 3500 RED¢CTION, 6 { lavt nm roOAag : -he aniify! ce... GArf. 3165 THE an CHAUNCEY P. “Pp. HEATH iE WESTMINSTER OW*ER GIGS Central | OLIVE STREET Bi 3133-35-37-3¢ CONSISTING OF 4 STOR! ,ED: PRICE $350 PER GHERTNER k. CO.. 5739 ~ LOOK! BIG REDUCTION 51353 : ‘a av.: 7 rooms and reonar | garage: fine comndci- Mark's Parish. ae rent = fs ’ HAS INSTRUCTED US TO GET D oder tele: £6 talks Owner, after 7 ~ HEATH Co.. Cf, Yr AOS ey on tminst et ISD At Cc ot Lu = > HUST EENTH AND MOE 9; facing on 2 streets; o ‘t. widening. an ideal | 809 CHESTNUT. GARFIELD 738 |A VALUABLE piece of Morgan erty in the 1400 block for a WHEN YOU LOOK AT 5122 WASHINGTON Being sold te close estate: remember, we Listen. 10 rooms, 3 baths. garaze. oil burner: Jiving | O soe ee B agg bar gain: get busy: HEATH “€O.. GAr. so ofter. i«ht price. Details ato Realtor. 600 Bank of Com j ees —E WRISBERG. $204 S. Grand. fies meee se kt NEW 6-KOOM HOM is - a a : = co on wie “ “a er — ‘ 4 #55 “ens ‘a This artistic home contains 7235 NORTHMOOR DRIVE tile bath, | firepl. ee, hardwood floors, hot-water heat. 4199-6 +t NEW LI ISTING—NEW HOME® gv ST WEST Northmoor: OF WASHINGTON U. OWNER WANTS iy 5-room brick with sun |, 2013 Frank! 4-story hb breakfast pook: 2-car side drive }brick garage: sre and ak trees: well financed: bareais. UNCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield 3165. | ul aie — 46. T11 Chestnet st. BEACTIFIUL HILLCREST RESIDENCE SEE THIS TODAY 15 ABERDEEN PL. 5 BLOCK WEST OF SKINKER RD. Within ity ‘imits: be si] SEATON Om : mo ret, rn \ cited ) ‘ residence: oil bur n- tlie ki ite hen and hail floors. wv on ae ri al eae bbe ry: ats 20 | REALTORS, , Union. “ONL Y $500 C ASH > Newberry Ter. : il beautiful light | bath, } neat, Carage, arranged | > ideal roomers, ad- DARK ee gGSTd OMT Riverside 5410. OPEN—WANT OFFER ~ > 9543 Cabanne Ere for ~*~ we NI 9 rooms and bath. hard- | ais fixtures terms. ecard to 6500 SQUARE F Elegant Light I Southwe st eorner Leu and loor steam heat, electric — ‘ enpglers. | ia MARTIN & BREITT. 119 Chemical Bk THIS BUILD] FOR SALE Special Bargain in Parkview WASHINGTON 3-story brick, side en- i ception hall, liv- room, dining room, kitchen; second | 4 large bedrooms, bath; third | 3 rooms, bath. Hot-water head, lardw- vd floors. Must be sold—easy Small] cash payment. Obtain inspect. ?. L3 6223 tiractive first floor, nee: os R. Weisels Co., Ine. Eighth & Chestnut q — througho U4. ' F.. MAin 2813. -hied. Holand 2260. 2 RESID ENCE BARGAINS i Hy seen E agen gh e:; Very mod- ra "ANNON, + > wright ** Beat utiful W est End Home’ -* > OSD * iii lane: rms RE Fa. A LTOR, niversity 56-1 ~ ar £aPF Aas? von Oe (HAtNcEY ne & one Al} [Zi S~ Lae bathrooms, PHis is A BARGAIN—LOUOUA Sun porch: bullt-in garage: oar fen- VERNUN—WE MUST SELL tures: lo 5x180- very choice tou se esta s. side crive, 2- i Bt NZ R. E. \rfield 3165. + HOU SE BARG AIN| rn — HE cana ‘ar 8-ROOM ~~ ; ——— ; * : ' : ; Fi ‘ rh cr . ‘ ver . } . t BAL -c& BSiii&e id S ~ fl 4 Y LAeAdS +a3 ni nA , ’ ’ . “ 4 je ry * ? ’ i Pi a) Ld , -—-T ¥ Vy ENZI 4 A RE AL BAR BRICK 25 yee ~ GAIN. thw ! 37 250. “a ; a. il seal rooms: na. COlf 3425-6. VW ‘ere Park Home at Cost! : 7505 Warner: new 2 rooms: | FEI «story § inspec- | BEAT IFUL NEW RESIDENCE ultra modern ie: coal sr, gfe 32) . LE A\ ra mo n, tue roof, open for | 567 91o7 Ni 3 r 586 6 45: XX Portland, Place—i2 508 Polo Drive—7 38 os - l. ace: ; 5354 Waterman—12 walsh & paris + sheds sO ifFUuIn | abie : } a3 AA Westmoreland—i12 rooms, 4 baths, 510 ‘ 6323 CORNET & ZEIBIG FINE HOMES FOR SALE Aberdeen—S room 2~ Westcate—11 rooms, 2 baths. garage. Waterman—l11 rooms, 3 baths. Westminster—10 roema, 3 baths, garaze. 719 CHESTNUT ST. ) Sif-story and basement 1720 1 it.: 2 electric freight 4 | sprinkler, steam heat: img a > ot MELVII a “one ne =~ u Sundays: Payments like rent: Ww at a Darva . REALTORS, JME HUNTERS. LOOK FETyY MBocery 934 Sr 90ITTwe and large feng ine | Yui CHAUNCEY P_ INBERU & JUNE CANT FIND BETTER ONE i furnace colt tae . PRICE IS Rr HY ) }% Soi th. lurnac ‘ — x O40F —y - seg | som NE ig ae gy menace LADY ¢ OF LOURDES PARISH | Northmoor 3 2 > = +h oo. eT ty .. Te anes . : } L bid piadi i ut = Coni lovely l-car — HEATH CO. GArfield 3163. p . ioors,. rot drive: 6§-reom | * Jt HERE IS A GOOD HOME le bath. side drive to garage PRICE REDUCED—SEE GENE J. ALTHEIMER. Enright; 9 rooms, hot-wat CALMER. INC. 817 Chestnut Se ‘E BARGA OWNER LEAV [Nu C —s mH ¢ . ee tm — ent peed FSD ~~ - ew \ rm 17 7 i. ee 14 8S. SPRING: 73 Rank furnace furnished : really ‘of Grand at BELLIS AL 7 $: 27) Corner of e Giverville: 8 INCLUDES ALL FURNITURE wth wen ae © oes rooms and bath: Front RPA Fh. Lites & SON. Res! ltors very well built: completely | et ee n DOW GArtield second flocr renis for 850: a | ) DC WN NN wonderful onportunity: 1 block west Laciecde: open this afternoen. Q-room house: first-cla MIust seil- price $8500 x RESaDE SCE rooms, | REALTORS. oP \R KVIEW—Wants Offer 6552 GARFIELD O27. : . nee balance. GLICK, | l Be Ww ashi r leaders MOORLANDS BARGAIN | S517 SSS" ee ast Sh. a4 ‘ eee. Se | - , + : . is and sun m cond floor: a2 Claytonia ter. ; and bat i e: oil 4 3 Se Look. CHAT NCEY Pp. "HEATH CO. GAr. 31865. PARTICULARS Marvland Terrace Home PRIVATELY GIVEN Wor nderft ul Residence Bargain | conditi yn: modern conven- rye ance nt. DUBINSKY HOME AND TRGOIS re G EST ag ArN tale te geno $6500 4 ‘ > r e. r] 7 ’ v* ~~ bu |\@@ RESIDENCES ile - - She OR Oy Bw werrig sion. Lot 58x135. For WN '| Hemmelmann- Spackler 5 Co. Chestnut St. oo. North BENTON, 1823—Store. rages: lot 4ax11 a; | HILMER, R. s29 | Stare 1619-27 —2-family, | electric, also garage buildis Westmoreland: 15 rooms, 4 b: | Sacrifice: log 134x157. HE Portland ce 5 3s. 3 ba 1s, \T N & KEH NBRINCK, McPherson: 34 peat t T. Terry 2 baths. EDU ths Ui oC rooms. roo ms. 9 baths. 3 bathe. 3 bathe. 25xx—One store and : Pg we JEfferson 2378 1ington: ro oms. alos, Santon 2 bathe. | HALLS hag we? RD. Ehienwood: : is. 3 bathe. 1125 on tue ath, i ae: POC, CEcs. | STOCK SCOTT RLTY. CO. LABADIE 5551—Business |; Store: 4 rooms upstairs. = win ~506-08—Nest to thes brick howses, 3 - A ere 50150: price De: q | Ca balance terme. GArtfield - KEANE & FRANKE. 1008 ches Marvian: j- hs: y (NATURAL BRIDGE. x Westzate. & rooms, 2 baths. | jpeluding store building, aie Aberdeen ath BAKGAIN QUICK SALE WA Westminster ; : | West Florissant, 38xx; stoee; hal aLlerman 16 ’ J4i8. ‘ALTiR. l garag eS. hot-water strooreland month Price S7A00 | BUSINESS PROPERTY S40 , Northwest corner Broadway ton: must sel] kmmediately, 3 |abere and 3 6roem housed, early $3100: smali cash a, ce term Cail owter, baths. Si. LOUIS, two 4-room ence : iéelectric- lot ,OImnS. ¢ is. Troms, cash. Woeat mi nest er: 2 rooms, athe. Washington: Washington: Washington: ] Audubon drive: on ' 5 ; aii rows, Trew r Northwest bh may i itehe 1 ‘ “ at, wonderful location NEW RESIDENCE . — ng hous QI DE! NG COMPL sTED $1000 eash or less. balance with . ‘ + 9 Hi ®T (12°84 sot T KAIME ‘ Ere H. Wiemann. } & BRO t. Oo. Tth sod Pine {T BUSY! ean $10,000 CASH? tavest ment. ifs building; 6 mooths Spartments ever; sil i: OWNER, a | , « PUSINESS CORNER roming and Soring southeset ; 3 PS (errcic building eontaining 2 stores comme; | 4 Nats of 5 reune am] sunroom. ae ba “Wagon shed + oa will eel "he Rt TH ae wee TY co By a. 3 ay wGAriinid als K = Jt th. ys : i R WAi* cet a For Sale or Lease “Story Building 50,000 of & ARE FEET my a'say and Hiewory: sorthweet cor p ae Sorinkier system, ™ ert. vom, f or ang light on sides: terme rte = se & RRO. 1198 Cheeotca! Sis eal Fy Wane ight Bia Southwest TILDInNG}.. nate oe “ORCPOTE nt first clase cendl- “4:6 thoroughfare. @rut ome biee® from rei treet. ry or Manu fector ing al = ~_ acil chear. cast = reiit, NT - ir . '.2

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‘ (a reg 26-700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Per sonal 1 Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted ¢ and For Sale Ads ds Today: ocr POST-DISPATCH. __ sarees ere Sacral: =i Peat cemetaiiaiaasle sibieeteeren nalemasieceon saat a . a OP’Y Y; BUSINESS OPPORTUN SINE ) BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE _ BUSINESS FO __LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON PERSONAL PR RTUNITIES BUSINESS POR SALE |___ BUSINESS FOR SNE ER A aa | ow SINESS_¢ ameemene Si S Py Sd “Gp\.Rarcain hunters dont mise this, | CONFECTIONERY—aAnd grocery: 2 living eae LOANS—$25 T O $5000 ON RAIS E MON EY 1 ‘O ENLARG 4 Monte 81000 cash rewuire i, batance terms; | Frooms: mos ¢ business: must sell account Fixtures separate. 5001 Arlington. (c) | 6Ox150; look tt ; tHe MORRIS PLAN, | y OL R BUSINESS ' ‘ = : usin put ‘to r two: rrow eine ‘ South ert} a ¢HKTrie xe 13 ig - 7th. - | GROCERY AND MEATS +— Wonderful Jo- ROOMING Hovs le © Promp necd age Seeae 'Tilinois city of S000, GUTH. 5988 Jullan. | CONE ke TIONERY—-Sacrifieed for $1500: | cation; established business: low rent; | garages: all filled. RL. AL LOAN i JC ou mecd capital for oil, mining, Shea T kG ine wholesale and retati; not much cash required: positively mak- isouth Side. Call: Krekeler Grocery aes ROOMING ye 1 S488. c) |} for cash. Shia Ss) A ix ¥ oe Fe Le MENG eR. wR | TND: 7 . PI es as Br arn he , t igen ba powese. > : sar ms * i ies ~ : 28 ir mercantiie aie - : mn of 12 (HO Dub platio a ' ing mone 7. ; , 1% ing rooma, totlet. bath. GaArfield convenien oan ans ; Warne: 4118 West Florissant; ‘Grand | small co: utline your Sroeuation “toe | up-to-date equipped; money maker; stands | tent “i North Central, GUTH, 00988 | CROCERY-MARKET—wear Belleville, Tll.; | ROOMING re “WH stricktest 1 jon. Newton Bakers. | oo - | wit or without building; on main high- cheap for ——-- ; 42: ate incv_ Bldg. Chieas “4e99) | Newtan. Iowa —_ dh Us NI ¢ INE Y at ) LOAN USINE SN OP PC oR TUN] BAKER Y- ~Datly sales $50, increasing good ee ee es with sAtEe ee GARDNER REALTY CO... 320 N, Grand. from Union Station. ‘ fe , K . NITY is DURINESS (OWT, On ete eee wen furniture, all complete: $400: | GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY —Geod | EOOMING HOUSE—g =F ; n “ ‘. “ny — nads fit beat ' ;¥ } - i f*4 *T) ior ae) ling. we ti Ri ler. t¢ } f t che v , - a eee 1 } Co-makers VE LOAN CO. you are seek- ates” BRE pag Gi CONPFECTIONE RY B ; a ee 3 yonume Des ua s ee _ month. Call 1254 @ ¥ n e x Oo - , “ ** nti } RRON C z {> ins ; iyslrie ha rodnue . ings eacriflice or epee dtl, Fs - . avi F, ] sXcepLtionauy £00G | en tor orth wi Sacr ce = —- , me rs: real estate, our representa td ee Room “413. : RS _722 Chestn ut. (c8) |) profits safely. - ay ve a oy “98 large ns} tion: lew overnead. o SHON ttand for $7 terms if aeld Monday: | ay ae if "eo! iy today. Call today, 10 to 12 Parkview HOUS 500; terms Ts a 4 m f o ' ; nrg eon) ais ' ving Toom,; AF $25: thickly settled. | - R35 fe) rRVIew O60. a — ( a Ss $s i ie an - . buys hullding h de tion; no competition, - — ; nei is cast ll | ¢ | GROCERY—Good. small. in splendid south- $250 DEI : = eee saitaterel cr with two co-makers. Re- , are looking for. "? lipment, Store thats ie, ae a — : . eighborhood; cash and car- mee Ooaa. d Plans, u ithout obligation. ” u . ae al} amoul ts rez wlarh y out of . aivinaiealdiiinala: ‘a :4> “ae an : ‘ f cake a echine nd a iy goin ou in 2 s O: 3 SFECT TON] t RY and notion store: good Bong usineess price Feasemaule. Rt al OMING HOUSE—I9 vertisement 2. * r ‘ ; a é I ‘ th. a aAnmnart ‘ 4 : ] , j it. « i AO “Norte iw ation: 8D! ndid neizhbor- j E L HE YE INV. CcoO.. 7 7th and yy tl hy _hiture ie ._ Dargain. 245 @ 3 ‘LOA AND HiRI °T CC a See wTysf (ces : : anf Ness. rOojeCL, exXpa!l : . I : shay it aid i riat sidg.. rome - - , » y a ae Bi ES ea iim tee bi ERY 7 ; and I Mea day. | ana _ : GROCERIES, MEATS—And 1d building; first- | _tionery 433 Easton. ert, G Page , | eh ee _ BARE! r ANI BUILD foot gg oi - — class market, cash and delivery; new | ROOMING HOUSE- 5 a a Pt. 1. Pe. 11 ‘ ~ ocala ‘ - ‘ . ‘ Lf j on ‘ > : Se ' B44 ‘ i: si ta * bua ; . i rooms, ; eevee . ' li n ' A th i at F ITS } 2 odela Ice +m ‘ 1] rN " } or er) t primi tu? . a lean ator ik: Oreser ‘ loeation os rT) ‘ ~S 4, ‘4 " a acaES ai oi , J mam, wi eB | ov | pt} ; is é€ : wb . “ - > aa ae , ss south o ‘St ope "% 4 ia Box Y-49, Post-Dispatch. - | Urand. — tutomobliles cessssesaceeeerese & beUKROOM eur 4 INVESTMENT Ss¢€ Rg i28 Beoa av a 9) ah " . Pdi : - ' iv ‘* : is ry . " rene. t Sal ry an ‘ ; rt mn . iP 3 te unt poor } }f alth, } if GROC ERY— And mec at market: In heart | ROOMING HOUSE—\U} rooma, - — Auto Accessories ee@eneeeeaeeeeeee 3 chiffore . Con. 47TH INE He, vi "4 8 a =. Tixture stove, ligh: ial. Ml sacrifice for quick sale. ; ; New YORK MIOYIN IE Cie... 3 age IM table for musical, cal SHOP—Whit pIxTUTES, ine runwell, 30 4th s DeSoto. Mo. business: doing $120.000 ner vear: good | ROOMING a he THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY : nn ioe a Wing City. =: Sn ni MH PB fixtures: clean stock: with or without | ways full: et aa te Bicycles, Motorcycles, Pt. 1, Pg. 11 F SSURANCE S ? a = . Ve ap 2 BUSINESS EX€ HANGE. reas ‘ } k. oe * Si CRIPTI i ne stand: no annositio: 304 Itaska - : “ason for selling. family sic : 7 OF THE UNITED STATES U SIs TH Ie cy ' }."* TE » AL full charee agp forays em ee anne es ~—- | ELEVAT R—J rseyvil) Til., 200,000 bu. | Post-Dispatch. ieee | nished: low rent, 2 . Boats. Launches .. Pt. 1. Ps. it , i ‘ . “ . : " : et : tiOyY = i- > SER ; ft te =e Baas sin Th Se — _ Lent vena}®r. . rice $26 . > ~ TORE—Good location: oth- ROOMING HOU Sh 3339 1 Sool Te 3 Books. Periodicals ee ee ee rk ‘ G , le en a Ee Pe _ a a de ean | free curgestions DIR« “¢ IP stricktest MVEesiEary rn. as ~ Gravois, 3616 5S. Grand. . 7 TO! WHIT! ; 1. Io amie | CONFE CTIONER Y—And light grocery: do-| way junction of 2 car lines; sickness. | ROOMING When you need money on improved | To salaried people on collateral or two $2500 d ave ‘ la me & ae ioca tion; ’ rT - Py AY ou SA — : : F 438 ‘lede av. c ~ ary Or I 5 ARTY , t Ss Pras: aT } . oy aie Fog , a "FI g 2 Pav ’ % ee hood orcy ‘leit , tig - os i i Wit al BZ oi [a be e i rT) in person. Q a a CT . - i} # Dien ’ ‘test iInvestiga- 400 Title Guaranty Bidz. _ MAin °627- -28 ROOMING He hg In This Section SA pr ECTIONER Y—tigar store. good a | @isvlay cases and ice machine: not in tor-/ or terms, 4334 oO lisp! Aquariums, Fish an 1, Pe. i ‘TIES W of great industrial center: old-established | lease: cheap. 2098 Loans ee ee Representative St.Louis MIO) aN ga , | 2 7 \uto nth. Rox D-! a: ee oe a ———— ~~~ | COOKHI AKERY—Wholesale: dandy ahd , f meone: . : Box S$. Post-Dispatch. ; Nao SH -Wonderful corner; ok MID-WEST building: a real opportunity for eae p-4 -ROOMING TORE rooms: wt ~ * girds, Poultry ...-- 2 O00. 30K “J HARDWARE 1 () AN CO a SYSTE \I oe 3 oo Z wy = seal : * } | Sp re y | he ve i / ( he ; 1a oo ns r } noord patch, @#r business. Box M- 97. Post- Dispatch. fe) | furnished; berrain; se]] ww by “ Building Material as 6664¢¢660866 aaa ' ate ‘ tion soucited; references exchanged. Box | pers and sup; Bae 2 Sew Wee oe i. Ware Ai wake oo 93. ‘Ro’ ae | HARPWARE—Cash business. = ec | "1336 Chose ee ne & : "TY (FPP r WR Y 6, Post-Dispatch, } ber Chairs, very Jarest moves, which srs ae BSS, DOs soule 1~. + nice fixtures. good location: scll cheap. | —= : ig lO BORRO\" MION EY \ TKD— Mas with tents ro maka s m: one ar tViligs ae, pd AY ee ; fw ¥-1. Post-Dispatch. ROOMING _HOUS ) ts Coal, Coke, Vi ood eee neetes : . - Saies a i y f = vou tf | toda) , riigr 4 pad a $5 ‘ ee . si -AnGd r must sell: HARDW ARE STORE—County: must ae] | om MIS “ectric, 1712 Ww m Exe! ge (Miscel. ) ose #888 . ‘ : ; : 4 ; ; *- - — - i G HOUS SE—3 = a For sale (Miseel. } “7 -* *_*e & Clothing Mage Amal tes ee Sf ] account of death: daily income $42. Box Delmar REAL ESTATE LOANS WE LOAN ila, Sea scat ore | Ee ti sentici-eraTion Testa sree | am es Se aan seaiihdten ) 1yY amount up to $3500 iy a oe. wes you are net | see tL, dS Dag a oe = aan . Hamil on © | aR DW AR = STORE Good location; daily | 1408.4 North Grand. a a «6gporses, Vehicles ....-50. 2, EE: ‘ ms luce bo ths @ Guswer, Boz | DS fp aae | Po.t_Dienateh. , rT: LIC ESSEN At SV vo SHUP— increased 400 per cent since ; ROOMING HOU SE—Geod aioe Fs fousebold Goods ....-+++eeee8 5 . et OCIA pe pM ng ih ey retire. - Several (can wale hed. vanite dresser: t BRS... “BEDROM Two-tone dress and € howany Sunday up Ww ea‘er G ~ 3 Pae sales have 14% I UNDS dignified and pleasant way. tena si eee ee anne ee ee ees BEE aoe q: . cons | S60) | tornado; will give lease. 4064 St. enh Fleer ome sagen furnace, ; Household Goods Wanted ...... é j ‘A ? p— {_) 5 ; n )¢ an . , C - ‘ - 2 7 i i ' . sd se st ; " - : i | : a iy Ti * on tas ' c a] e ail olor : rn = o re ry e - rs . é ee f re ee ae "ne cnn bd Side. ve le S307. “OH buv: ex , r> SID venue party. a Inst o ¢iiet 6. o J - a o4 ang AsO ie | “ i Ot ae. . . ct shah - i rns a See and Lucas after ° D. mn. eri: sac rifiee, quick sale, . : 5 vtaneo—taunlesd H ] k | »y* R E 4 + "on 0 otal cost. - hionta 4, Bo ‘ : - “ — aan —_s — ;' se ——_—— View _JOod. | HOTEL—°7 rooms: steam heat. hot and Pong 444° MePherson. ; 4 atte elumeimann-s spac Ader tv. ? Vv. - 149% }LEAUTY PARLOE LN Ed de Eee ae a _ owner: l€aving | Gold water: cash or terms. I719A Mar- | ROOMING HOUSE—7 rooms r 2 ‘Office nore cacnimediatiniiol nt ikl ae : ik other amowmtse same proportionat ve ae: 3} * ish, ary 9% | 11? . EAT : , a . om | ket. (ec) fice, SICK DCSS, $250. 2003 Heese. % poultry. 6B . SE\ ENJ ist AND CHES TNU T STS. - : ve. rix . 7 ar arene + a : ‘ m : HN ; : Mal ‘ Ye and . , mick TY me VY exgst - £2. fi e E eet unt , cy is ae ve 4? df location; near s is HOTEL pn 10? rooms: real bargain for ; M: ynday af > $ Radio supplies oa8 oe Oeetwes 2 . an un, Payaoie ib t my Day: a” Lk ee at POA nk LEE at a. secret rmaree — ; | quick sale: 20-year lease: no information | ROOMING HCUSE—9 roome gay 3 frigcrators§ ......+-.-Pt.02,.Pg.6 . : ‘0 4 vr\F " _ i* is fy hOCa LO! _ so “ ®! oO! “e on telephone. Hitzman Reaity Co.. bd ~? _ R00 J cond: t on cash or e: aid 4 ES Re rig: sa "elie ite nm hy valance. Paes e | rs 3 ae ncer is im any line ii Monday at oi in sf 7 ~—- — — 1946M ' 99) | KIRKWOOD. 120—Fruit and rn ROOMING HOUSE—l13 26 " sewing Pinehimes .ccccessensen MONEY W ANTED | LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y market: must deliver JEfferson 3879. e liz cheap: cash or terms, : od Bs Mtamps and Coins. coees - Pt. 12,.P¢.6 oi We td Li ix ‘atk OL PrOpogs is Of merit _W. An- tion: ae" : ood O ion. trade: ; ic+4) ee Kensington. Biv: og ay In our cood first val p Or telep! rhield Lou a ee i Ceetes Giese | Settee - pore "' | LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR— ROOMING AND BOARDING AUUMEEE § Talking Machines .... mm: iS RS a 5 ab ok) 5 pba ese gears ok ee ee eS ha Pi irosiaae i : wise ee we I Te nee ee en Ne rn or ee RS ES em ae OE et eel ee eS eee y Fed, ‘, intehed. 5 real vab and recon * re ‘ 7 ’ " se. We iLLe8 . j E ul ler Rid ” se = Se pam Pe Ring soho tea Noe ne ee ae ~ my , £5 ve ¥ Gr ORNS ACRE ORI a oo ees Pe TARTAR PI we - $2000, $2500, $2800, $4000. Oa G PR nd our rej eritatys a prom} thy isso : Dz we. ss -EAUTY SHUPPE- O0t] ‘Wrene snes *R .§ iMvoice: ebout §- 5: | MID-WEST BU SINESS EXCHANGE rooms; heat furnished. 6401 | Lapche | & - Tires, Accessories Rengei-Weber. 3539 'S. Grand. Lac 2343. SM MONEY TOLOAN @& gael agiedl pe valuns | WONDERFUL Opporteuhin Por OER | pimachine: in West End, : ; | Y28G; Post-Digpageh Alt Property. Box | *RCNDRY—All or part: equipped for wet si Typewriters iis . oe rr eee a ere oe i ee eee Es : Aan c= Pe -ct- P . - | wash and soft finish. ¥ my M-12 "Pest |ROOMING HOUSE—6 “ . On c od second deeds o rust up to {| ] : ~ ' ' ; (“h a Lut indian 4 le % BEAUTY PARLOR Well established. at = ' draggee ae lshborhood; West | Dispatch fc} piano, Victrola includes. 1 i i oan Co. az ; ’ a | . ct 5 ‘ . 1 Bain qi ’ ee aie, a The ae CA > a - mn al JUSiReS®; cash bare |; Y IGHT MANU FACTU RING Es abitahed | | B640A Folso Trt. ‘7 - ‘ Wpauattricth: 9 | ROOMING HOUSE—5 rooms: @& be | @ phonograph aad player-piang, } | Broadway. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y ga. 30,000.00 | F i » ‘EDW ARD business, with exclusive territory; BAKEWELL ~ AUTOS—F U RNITU a GArfield 95009. Lis N.7ths S ——— at ' ; com petition; on account of sickn¢tss y> amount. Legal rates. - 'Gy/ | rent. kh lease nderful conoecte? | BEAUTY SHOP—Finest equipment: able account sickness. pion, (98) | econ es — ROOMIN = — fo An) a «& re ™ 1! vi} a i Ve I iv! / . zi . ” hy gue ; _—* = = * Cc ‘>, 4 > «> ST et } a : a r) ; a : 50. PyRT? ; } > 5 . yu t} l¢ - ie -D.; B =-34, Post-Dispatch. 1 and Grand: small - ace required. Box! ROOMING HOUSH—151 ergs ow BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ' _ } « ; | 4 . 7A miOoR—A nd mii ns ry s ore - ' n , HI- M-°O1. Po at. D: spatch . must be sold today: bs . ‘ i. 4 : re i IN 5 MINUTES a 4 be ee 2 : tm Conricen- e i} | .\ € ait : : : » rtuni ¥ f i f Th aI c. > } nes 4 Vears: + on: - rT in 3 land (eo) | CUNCHROOM—Small; will wr es 44} OF B 2 ae BOATS AND LAUNCHES . tiou Hi . neem ¢ ee —— . " ara ' : . , = § C ricts In sorta § Louis: Das > \ : za ne business: living rooms, ren a. 2 By ROK N Hi ae Car does not have to be fully paid for; a Li ! ) np: ott hina St i RY GOO! ne store, $2250: another. | .." , MT G HOUSES—-5, 6, : mo red tape. everything private ; ine ARC HSHOEF i R 1 f oe Me aia co” er ee ee wee a? . eso S53 500 "RA IG. “114 North yt ‘| Chouteau. 12, 13. 14, 16, a 2. 24 30 oe SEE PART 1 PAGE ll title, you keep car. Year to “par ow | 825 Chestnut GA i 3268 y it Wy SLUG * 2 = — —~ a ne eer RY GOO ORE Ww i sacrif ice: te - |fUNCHROOM AND CANDY STORE—/|C. J. HILL. Age nt ; a ies ! ' ' ; ” fe = . = “ . » i tes \ i LE Y j Re] I . i ? " mn Ax seopegy GM ii > omeN onal j Tie trois oor r ° as ’ riwvs | ion: — - Spies. eresent payments reduced. | MONEY 10 LOAN—No delay: s pet. inter : S2U,000 Buys Best Garage ‘shar es Sa alia : thor ees an ee ee ae | a aes a ge Pa gg #269 w Fim ae : GRAND FINANCE CO., 3438 S. Grand (cl! UNIVE A os . =~ :* mn the city; West End on 25 Bea) marie 7 su ' DRY GOODS STORE Best locatl m, must : aes yey - ~ yg ae 2) ae "(2 — She cd $300: rent 363: s AL VF IO} — i i > ane i a i — yes ae een se1] B yx yer cot tna ‘y. Suncay from 9 to ~ Pp. Mm. | tur parca any R TY “aim ‘Lo AN & SAVINGS Co ' i y: lon ease: eap rer xi] MIPD-WES!I BUSINESS. E xe HANG E. Box M-2" st-Dispatch. : : ‘2 “er -epata hie- =. , - c uw . . : or M ARK ET—G1 oe ers nd vegetable neat | ROOMING HOU SE—5011 asonable, | . ba 7 a } - aneeit ie ae iear , _ ‘ ) ehy , , ; ' . rr . ; A : AU O MONEY to : rect gage se — 3 4 a ; “asc | Si9_ Wain z! . GA _ Cociiaaien oo ee . ¢ ilines Hl “its Hospit al good business for a | rooms. all filled: re Col he | “ments: fale ‘| Railway I7 js ota Keray ympan BEAUTY SHOP—4067 Lafayette av. es | aioe must sell on acount © ese. | party: will sell cheap. Box M-195. Post- | day. ._ ' - I | os | ite Brok | PY SHOP—A007 Tafaserie ev: es @437 Grow Pine Lawn Alo aS | party: ores MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Ch: ince i . > « ; i ‘es : sii de, we 3A SS i j . . A . : ‘ a luIpmen ¥ price ic] ile: must See ee a ee ee rete sehesniey- soe ‘“’ |}MEAT AND VE Gt at TABLE MARKE — $3450 $2500 cash: 13.000" 3 ej ry . ' 933 (o7) | Delmar 3 — MACHINERY ; —— —— wate mes see zs : : i ) ~~ S i} s.5U) ’ ae "s "Vy n} in . > bh ga : en ta : , ippre iated. Call Sunday “ , r,t . s Py re § CH i . as ic 3 gt Phone (Rand a 7 e : LOANS . - sstablished ‘Six yea loms a wonder- | U2! aoe aoe Site. a ip ree etnies: a MEAT M ARKET wan nen can be bought | ROOMING HOUSE—3682 W. “s J : ' CE . IR ' wr: ius | mn stock: p S: 00. BEAUTIFPU! ARI -WH_Owen > er n easy-payment plan. Cali Edw. Grinke. | rooms, all full; splendid ome, STORE AND OFFI FIXTURES on ae ‘ : “ ~ “Shes 9p. SOE py pete eis > Mee, _ crm Vita bee tar ae eae Tee a PA. of el +5 eae fr, ” Barats: ma Re SaaS en ee eet ee ee ie a - ‘ Thousands use €ahlem’ S personal loan ae rerag Mo.. for r trade: located on Siate Goods 'TYler 0047. or TYler 1653. St. —— | able: cash or terms. Bees - etrvice to borrow on auto or furniture; | SUPE VISED TT F ACT AaLe ont Highv 28 and near 350: reached by Modern fixtures. clean stock + &1? But cher and Hotel Supply Co. | ROOMING HOUSE—1I1 SEE PART 12, PAGE 6C JREAK over 17,000 satisfied borrowers: no red | | ee i Ses IMGELGCS il Bro inc? bus and frailread lim wonderful dane 00. 60 miles trom %. Lou , ao county | SS eee SHOE STORE— | nished: will sacrifice ec “i> inet. Ke tape, no signers,, everything private; se- NS SSD - “of} a] ark waa str 2 on court. tation. | seat g prosperous city . Louis, issess? seve | ry : location: sell reasonable. or | leaving city. 5212 Delm Be: | ee curity left in yeur possession. L OA re ; ent , : - : erat. Soda tounial &ii city conven tion and g4@oin fine busine ss. retiring 4 . store and sell fixtures. Box | | Roominea HOUSE —8 — BREAKS eS - oa ‘ 2 24 ‘ . Boor g na ara : Liz s! + « . and ] €s ‘ or rite. G A. Reni : + oe “ss Gia 4 “¢ ¢ pam “ naepted, $25 | O $500 $20 TO $300 i dint aienne wicseois End location: price $8000 TCU: West | erin rc er Rl ro yoo co AP ays ment ietene b MENS FURNISHINGS STORE—North &t. | $250 cash. JElienes ae HOUSEHOLD GOODS rag. | flo ° vis a A DIG elias LOAN S&S tes You’ keen posses , Py . gence ;, ,-_ SIGGES [ND IN ST. LOT In : ir agent: eed applr. idress yo tet. | Louis: modern fixtures; have two stores, NG — - Tac IN FIVE MINUTES 6 PRIVATE CONSULTATION ROOMS property and repay the loan in easy |* ate prol kerage Compan | ang Ditothe-minute restaurant. near Grand | ters 4966 Odell st.. St. Louis, Mo. cannot handle both: reasonable price. Box | an: filleg: Sean TERNS ‘our ear . ) 0 N ohare i is bit ; j - ick adidas Pa “a ned MP pecs Os wre rT ¥ TAT r "TON scieamaiiiad am andl OSt-VIsSpatel ron : sities > ~ — — ‘ . . Ay Money in 5 minutes, Your ear docs “aoe Jae oo nee cs = ] ay r retiring aft , ; 2° term ILI __ STATION—Access : MEN'S FURNISHINGS ®HOFR STORE— |= a AN1iQUE LOVE apg Ps Ng old, 552 mot have to be fully paid for. Monthiy TO SIGN FOR rol ”) . ‘ VE ? ‘fc ON ri IN TC () } AY | n oie : 0! tra le fe : : ite. See Mr > eder od co | Be meta . 7 food location: established & vears: ' ROOMIN’ HovUsE—1} ne a carved walnut. se. *nances EU “k Ss payments reduced, more money advanced, | } SION OR FEES ‘ xo T 0 COMMIS- ' : iene a ; LURE REALT O.. 4914 1] TILLIN¢ TATION, aut ~ lawn ns . tires} ., have a good o wont 3 trade. doing $600 to 1554 Mississippi. Victor 456054 ANiiIVLES—In the way of solid walnut fair rates, ecasy par-back terms. Com« YOU ‘S ba nonce ; 0 DEDI CTION ; Y aaa . a ROU , Hurr ria it! BOARDIN' IOUSE Ls ms. higeh-el: ang acc rt reali bargain. Box E- $700 a week business: buyer can stay “¢ = wardrvubes. what-nota, chairs, tables, SC FFE in. talk it over, we'll give you a square FOR — a won Se Greer Fun rm ; | oe se ene relay gre » Jf Hot airaid t wesi. €xcelient Investment, ir- | 2 OS, *£ 0Sst-Vispatca. _. .— | week or two to see the business: can bay ROOMING HOUSE—8 i Gresrers. 4-post bedstesd. ae or gna ond . " PAM Ai aa - sh Duyers il in. ox M-293, Post-Dispatcn. er ‘ SI ATION—S* W. CORNER § with $5000. Box E-58, Post-Dispatch. A By f Ofs and other pieces. will seil entire 108 © ry: ——t | COME $120 month: rent | by the piece. Mrs. H. G. Kiuge, Goleonda. | BUF bua, Papen tees CNET? Oe deal. . Yeu do not have to have a finely cK? Monthivy Parment 815.1 y your 1 nes BOTTLIO NT i : 4 Ss F&F Yahlem Finance Co, | furnished heme to borrow money from a [TH INTEREST P. L BLE Y W. : em: f . en g renonree aOR nd a MERAMEC: WONDER cpu. MEN'S PANTS tk Anply 3040 Easton. * an ; ; ic} colle 2 ts, as your ability to pay a small IONTHLY 19 10 Vant 7 SUuSIN very heart a. Miaaihinel ahead aa” elee a Se CTY _ oe 8 Oe ees eae. etc.; ready to work: | ROOMING HOUSE—l10 ° Bq * FURNITURE—Antique. mahogany. cherry | BUPFE monthly yment is all k. aes ' ac HOU, Goimg a | LLING STA 1. estaioz™l, 4 rice, cas 3. ft ablished lo- | a} led : ‘ - Bs pat ' Pienty of Parking Space om Our Rear Lot. y pa} S$ ail we as Pav faster if rou re 1 are OU sie ; ists, | POUT SIN€Ss 1 ity of wt VO popu- ing profitab! isiness; rin sell cation ; : : Box M-158. P.-D. (c) rooms, ot) et. ee i aed walaut chests, maple. chetry Oe Sie |e our employer ix never not? ified, ; roe “a actus . e . 1s} look- Labi 1 ‘ ati ny: } 6 ; vianes in ice. ( r ~ Ben liek . e fr | Money-Maxkcr; leaving city, ~S8 4 But Dowter beds, console tabies. mahogaty tleman. : ran Vv. metther Go we make inquiries ef frieads | — a ane Shane sal ing ; mad a ne rn tru an wnusne a ———— — = a — \ al established: jay aan | ‘mac st. ‘ae : sofas. arm chairs end rosebacs or relatives, therefore all transactions ame €. ee he ‘tata Rratrarac ‘Amnan : a ; health « Oley reason th ‘tric pumps! and air eomprenser. | 3600 x + io ae spe sigarebepaanastsas: (c) | ROOMING HOUSE—15 . ; : soos CELE. a - 2 ‘. . . ’ i ; : ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ ¥. i iim ‘ee | , " Y 4 5 : ' ; , A si)? 4% ‘ 4 bad —* tiie ; } - S| . . J} +a Bien ie J et oem giso fine Hudson’ seai coat. will sacrifice. ve niture owners: reasonable lished firm which does not use “high- ss. ; gO pai | => - ket and lar rascline-driven ferry; own- | * ti ©) we pth r pda on ii- | poor hea ‘ee’ reasonabie if bouxht af once | go18 Washinctow. ; . ie 639 Hotel Chase. Ss " e rd wer” ‘ ij , 4 it ; 2 * e Liz j : 4 . {1 ce . — “tr... " } rh . I ‘ mont: on a $300 loan On our Tw enty-Payment Pian with Guidi lb — - Lad ws — : ry ¥ ene War ond derf 1] locati TY} « . Lo lis: ; established years. doing | 5° vw. * 4 00.00 00 7 we Tal eer ere — VLERANING—— Dyeing, pre ete Bamlenee. wos wood busines s: on main business street: will | &: 263. crnee sv. ; 7x chairs, tabies, $1 . to $O 0 00 meme nd gg RE my mane p AN TEs “ae “Saree: » eae and herou ' MIiD-WEST BI . +. - . ‘ i Lit fat 4 ‘ i I OF “7 ie 2 " os some - ost ' ~ . . e . ‘ pei PIPSA Lei ° ar. i = = : : eae om par * . WE LO AN i ’ gate. ” - as i ‘ > @o>rnnrar? ay } ‘ Cake J - she , Dasa iN ’ SH ieee , (uMIAX 9 : 3 a" Hi aL F INTEREST in established ; oad Saad ; a). — — -ixX™M MINSTE Rr RL G. ma oy Sanitary cot; , : = . | nufacturine institution. in seh ving mM Al ‘equipme! receipt en . ofitable business: annual income en}: cd, no Warer, . BS . 2f0 4 fone} 10 OLD LOANS REFINANCED f Aes se, Rag ei ea es ek y_ reasol CEntra] 173: ee ee a: oor See }. half )- ome manager: $15.000 | $3000. C¢. J. HILL. Ag . q ese, ee ae oe iS “a owgg Ang os er EANING ILORING——M ot I En / cash. Box E-4t. Post-Dispatch. (99) |ROOMING HOUSE—S froqmet | 4 ” _BABY ~ bend ben Sciahtly damaged: a iTand-ne If you are unable to call at our of- = ~4) J. . im 4 ANGEseS, ¢ ; : ~ LRNITURE STORE—Go cas} an fin anu i ming: §& located et 924 N. 4 xa Simmons; ¥ —s R ROUTE—Good: morning: South; lo i et + N as bew matirenses to fit same: ees than halt i} Business Men Office Men fice, phone or write us, and ovr rep- rename + stan: pase A , ed are y ) Professional Men Clerks ' resentative will eall at rour home. s — ‘ : - : ', a iv , \ a iid ‘ . hs i as : % Ri ,o toh. Z DG 7 rane ~ . = ant : j Sel: * ) : Louis Bo Ox E- S73. Post-Dispatch. | convenient; halt ee. . a ee LEY ry BRUS ~ 9 : 140 Salesmen Mechanics Fulton Loan oreiitess oo | les or advertising representative.» (GLEAN! PRESSING—Hotiman pites, | ee oe ae : Pa PER, ROl ipa ttteareneriaeongalinn Peer for he oe — | T BED—L ike new, "5 ava 13. ig | ‘ : ranization and product must be be. | ni * (2h MeNID LOOT ¢ S$; O0 co - perry, oars - 2607 Marcus. : _ : ™ , w , sig Lia 1440 . kone ~ De — wa er ; ree! ' eit : 5th Calin Lis millial 33 ’ tres esis ris S . me Dnw b ‘ 13th. : Repay weekly or monthly, to. aes 3 as: iS. tas 3 guestion. Can furoish high-class St. | =— 2-2 >= , Cy: — -| PEANUT MACHINE ROUTE—$200. ee) we eee ao iUGGi-—-ivery, 910 DEimer suit your income. ) Socie Ly (Tenth Floc * saeblene sy? , other references. -OS7, | VANES AND DYTEM HOP—Goom gs — cafe Eig ofit of | Frank Riess. 4047 California. neent: rent $69 month; I= . _ BUG . _&) , VENT ‘S eee ocation: must sel! ‘af, ofce: vour prire: |. cs. Bax E23, Post-Dieach | PERMADENT WAVE—tels week. 00: we lense 50 complete: alse —=—.== ish r ter Sur - -ernoo: NUS ix E-2.3, Post-Dispat : on . . ert: 6 reoms: income $158 4 isc y oe OL LER—-Lioya; good ssadiiion. ae SS Mela ates aes: - “ .) * » - =, - K rs Fe ee : _s i : ia 10a frerno . fDatecn. we i! - ic t- Kirkpatrick F ne Vo. wag oor nd oo ATlieid . i riield 3St TT, 7 ae aay tH * AR ik Lal ge store; lease cheap rent; |} > appointment — ge Fagg = Fs y 0 building and ‘urniture of 2 = Abany _ UUTaR., 42 220 Pe . acinus 1120 Locust Street. 704 OLIVE ST.. ROOM 206-207 LICENSED AND BONDE! AL CLEANING ANd ft eee | oe Sees a ee $850 3 a month, | an ndoah. GRand 1422. ; i tant} _onen, today. v7 f Baby BUGY—Used very little. 4647 San (Ground Floor.) (c99) GArfield 447° st. & Ol ISSQURIL(cl4) LM iooking for a paying business pr ~ 47 ag " yg : ae ; pore aa Od {x SN log. INVESTMENT CO.. 70 Fy az HOTEL RESTAI TRA NT —Recei _ + _ ' inns £00) | HAUT, ch { “een nd verside 4696 chean rent:-cood loeation. 3630 Easton. ¥: on ° rooms 60 ft. i ® ABY act AR RIA ae beashe ec 303 IT ¢ _ m~ ™ i i; his ts 2 on : KPealor i, J réfc 3 SF : r . 4 . ¥ “DY tC ; nes at " peeooven — a wit ab nn, kd , Ne a7 % r4 ‘ i Lats \ 3 . i “9 i REAL ES ‘STATE EU SINIE SS—Succeseful. , : income fe) ft +4 E vel ore y P- thi. > . IS EASY TO i | ists tree. Reator, Hartford Biig.. Chicago. | B i—Country town: give full; AND SHOE-SHINE-Fully - eaciopet: | GOIkG BAI Tar Kingshighway and | well established, on the ground floor, 2 | Other Vernon. ‘near Dell, & (a Gauy cARniAGh— Large: comfortable: NEY TO LOAN—$50 and ~UD" payable \uiu7 oY 8 Ray ewe agai oe Sg : hae Ee ee tex yercne creer Lk at 4 n. monéeymeker; ruaranieed Te ” Trav .ceount of disecivine marteer. | “ee fone Wile ~ — * a wi in reome douhi- 2 ae e 6910 wMM) Enright, - = —— — t. ic weekly instalime Bet RROW FR OM US i? > aac [37 Ue ! ‘ - ' i on MS ee nts * pL 1 Peggy A - | trferesicen GARDNER KE Al ry " eae Me Bee | Ut st argain Hoffman, 6 che u | 00d listings: steady rental collections and | ate Wakes Bt INES > BABY CARRIAG ar ike ° WE WILL PAY FOR \\ upation: informat cquest , BT a ————— —— | CLEANING, TAILORING—Plents work - | GROCERY KE’ 77] | insurance business: mu be sold at onee. = J _ Wainwright alls aie sell cheap, 4150 "50 Caligort ornia. ~3 usin peo | ; —— oe . ~ vi. at-T |'RURAL MERCHAN cSt E “BASE EURNER Charter ey BUDGET YOUR INCOME SO TH. STS 4, EF TH | .nowse end buildings. | 1921 Sidney. Humboit 3755 dort, a‘ ‘OME TH. “As al -EA MERY—Good tran. | RE: RESHMENT by ‘AND AND LUNCH |, 2 ; ole e 4 MR) 9 SR YOU MAY REPAY US ON An” OPPOR! rLUNiTY To BLCOME AN OF- | 7 —— ———_—__—_—___—— EAN: N1 BIN ib 0-391. P.-D. (e991 . : moo — Moy >. a BEDROOM SUITE— Beautiful EASY-TO-MEET MONTHL Y BAS s\ FICER 4 BUSINESS WHICH OPr- |} °,: ee ae ee ae ae ta Ansa sIness; 1 n for sellir Other | GROCERY WE AT 5082 North 1000 feet on "hebonr: 15 miles from | cated in P eygetlin. 2 Ozarks a : slightly used rugs. 5219 Cates. FOR EXAMPLE ) ERATES t * Pa SE SUPERVISION OF , Bux 3 Swe Se Perewen jn i. | Ulfax $421 between $| Union: bargain. COlfax 93567 orth /St. Louis on LeMay Ferry road, at | Post-Dispatch. ee «CBD —Sorings. matiress- reasonable. 1 . r Ah 4 if ings : A ee tie Ak iMEN 3 1 sal ie “lis : ‘ — - av . ; . 5 ’ ne , a = , fAR kK } T - i Once lz L ) ie attractive and Triocd- SALOON Goo 4 7 cation, . a Ste Va rt pi $ 20—pay ba wee Fe ' ~ NY &S ee a Se gh ons COAL MINE my orn ~iatnie See ako oT na gt ~ ’ CAE onan" m:; als S-acre farm with 6-room resi- | ~-“*+V¥- oc ; BED Dav? = 30 4—pavy b: eg ; BOON Y )) E-286. POST-DISPATCH. ROCER acces tee cine ties as cietaniit iaan all tt ; BS MR GRand L341. ; >: equipped with® Holland furnace: ai “heap: account partners, - 4 ED DA 2 \ PORT—$6; aS + mg BE pe. ick , \rit tad NN 13% estima’ "a anak uieniuathint "aot ees AND EE MAR KRET—4903 | ‘mo ney maker for live wire. : Post-Dispatch — ge) shes. ete. 2 are La . 1427 | SANDWICH SHOP—-I th ree - "-BEDS— single. complete, BS and ‘ 100—pay t . . iO! his i ; miait : o e ~ - - Sse . i : , ‘ ' ij ?¢ ry i* _ , j 4 ~ . . SOU AS wel > monthly ((( : PPIng Dawe es 3 } third PRUCE LD ~tp r a : i day L-22 Post-Di«na : OQ See S04 *T wiUl Sai a. owner. { | WENZL ICK. 1010 Chestnut. GArfield m= 4 ob ago Tj ia, By s : a 9.36 Cpeti a | r roe . ) ? i : . - 1 } ro I i t } F $e aa eee wo? i; f° a 4 TY \ 3 7 at a on ed L ay a Pees : ome ; af s e wo) or: } wl > month as) 1s] ’ I ge ' cr ¥-.50). >} NFEC TERY —. Wort bey - m RY AND Mil. sT MAT RK E T—si th | RESTAUR ANT—And soda fcuntain serv- | a sti ite . ivein i : j hema -- .\ ‘ . , . - % , : hy ' , +! oie” , Cas , 1— Mattress, aprines, . oO: sing bed GQ Mmieat marx - Be °2 a 4 RANT. ’ L770 Olive. aaa a : f te Sx, 52) 8 (a ates. 4 1ake you a loan { lipment: cas | rms: catalogue | Oo” Box D-408, Post-Pisy . aid. ote be wees att ote uae ” ms 314 W. Rips ) | “et sonable. 202° Cass. fc) SHO > i ye? ag aca 5 ' ‘ = ae ¥ Flad 4 é . apply ’ ~ 1t. if S : bbe P a | , + i 5. * }~ * Yor we as Pax ie ~ ee a - - . s -. j ’ . er GR ‘Ee » i nd meat market i —— Gr - - , . —- i ste OX .. sp 2 ‘ , 42 SA a ep! ia, ; ~ wi) ' | ee 7 RIES—D plesgens O01 ¢ are t. | RES at RANT—S$1000; terms accepted. — i. rrr, or telephone and we Pare tor wil) fe-eauity in gn aah * , Delica or “as te3) | em iy Monday. 1000 . | | SOFT Dei PARLOR F hiv ¥Y —Stroller. e Bew. | thie family loan to you 3D IE AT TY = ; oO “are? ~e Wager are c {)- WEST _BUSINESS EXCHANGY. east ke op ETE —— ; : A ; by ein A — 2 seme ; | a By me iS It costs nothing to investigate.) mt confectionerics, eruceries: some living CEHY STORES Wu 7 SON] lONERY--$30 daily: eell cheap: | $800 weekly. Box E-391, Post-Dispaten, | “ESTAURANT —Low 1 ‘De Bali ; btte | GH0R REPAIR SHOP—Gan | Brps—Sorings and mattresses: ‘ " ’ - - Ae ‘ . > & ‘ ‘ om ’ be \ I 7 ’ . gif ; — j . ’ ‘ —— snesumnennts - “ . ‘ dant. t . . 3 4) # . \ eda i livi ; . . _ i . ae bs 7? Re: i ij _—" oe ¢ t if ¢ m K et oo EO c le ‘ moo ks ; . ‘ S ‘ piay = ; ri. F2 PP ‘ ; «y © Le 4 ° 44 4 rn — _ M S501 a’ Terrv av. ae a to mit let W tr H HOM I} KF IN ANI ‘'E ii > a4 Be. . = ; . ‘ 3 ‘ t p Inf : na x . abe ; , ™ ’ E T \ zy a at rh . a 5] ’ , ses ; ‘ mat! mm. st . ae AL RANT ie Lind soft-drink parlor; | SHOE STORE oe On oi ale alxer Arms ong SE RV IC BE. ig 0 buline, atte F sha €i70 ignt, MELMAN BROKERAGE | N. — — em... Jot? Easton y hd Ri ERY © lean stock, good } fo —— = a =: | mlete pe~-e out fit: new. ’ > USC iean- fo id ing - also «brass. 4.4 , ‘ F ii . ‘i t+ beady qn \ TIN eR ' rate . ee ‘ , ~y ‘ i, ; gsr ES j 4 3 —~ Wet} «te rine: ~~ ~ a 5 ‘fT tien “7-94 ' 507-8-9 Louderman Bieg ere 4 See r lists f hers . | _—_ 3 rate Jeg aay OTe, LOM us tan and wife. 719 N. Vandeventer ¢ ' “low ov er "wh i. a oe > a gp merin : | SHOE REP ATR 2HOP— | % = fr suite. 322 Hall é Locust Sis "hone GArtfie} BIO AK Pr treme BI SINESS |! XCHANGE, othine os P salen a 7 me tel y eur Gs. | CONFEC] NET : ne te . “Pm 7RO } RY =M ARKET ... B07 —_—— On vom ay STAU RANT OR SNEECTIONERT— mrss left "16 Hediemee —“ - eb Fst ahaa spring rates unde: on auUlo or furniture at lega ee 4 . *b re ineton Paneer chea . ithe ae Oo B “a = =~ mac: wa. Rive rside sAOGW a ; ; rice S200. Call at 2119 N. 14% h > oe REPAIR —Gomd by Ee: es e pe = te ~ | : FRC MEAT MARKET—oos6 | | ft BS: i BED—Comolete a Tr estate Pretection. e 4 PI i id ff a : i = ign ‘ ° Al _ .R KET wr ss RESTAL RA NT—Fa actory district: account | SHOE REPAIR Loretion ~~ «= a fi ‘2. $15. 4532A Pennsylvania. Call Mon- , ! (Ny bie aot. pr | > = BPles A MGC 2-04. 1 between 6 as mpton CRandc ‘ fax 8316 C) i bad health. DE! 315 oe . ie back month ue f} IE ns) ne a worthwhile ; ‘ ires: Vv. il between ' : , Ran G60. (eo) + =e" ro -—— : ra wealth JEImar 3159. ‘s » | prot tl bakery. 3758 West Pa : (e) | back $ sea HU ie VLD te oe . POOL BOOM Wil TECTIONERY—Tovaceo and | tr risen Se pea TF MARKE T—High-class | RESTAURANT—Bargain: must sell. go- | ferann 92359 a 7 ABY "XBRTES on = i ~*~ > month mo A “i ween . Ss ne me ash u hi’ poe 3 Pane .s Jp 2 ' - a] | epee wir | wa lmeieenn Soyer ote o-o , ae Ai aiiG JOvUS nah ing business; terms. Call DElmar 0185 | SIGN SHOP—Established yea? 4 $955 . est Pine. ite fice or ot aw . ss > — , ‘ ; iz) mone: 4 Coy ; ny vr, ‘a . r Z On te a - re 3 back Month t} \ A\! +. aaa nie esiate kh is, €1 i? Spaicn ; . . NI _ TIONE] Y- Tate : k (> FR CP y 1 . ao ol paren ase — RESTA! "RANT Di shes, glassware and at . ven ei 1 Ff ABY T BUGGY Like ie. back $12 month | \ AY 10, Post-Dispatc ‘ 1 mn CEy M us l, hy a x it} meat marker: tures: 2 cash registers: cheap. 5020 Del | 22 2FO™ Ousiness. Box “ . 714 ki nesiand. a" yf So ig back $15 month i LAY HARTER: elawat e Len Dest RESTA rT OR LUNCHR Wid 5 sa vison a ene ORS UOeTeg xive particulars | mar av — ALL. NICKEL-PLATISG. 3 435 ust add iecg : = granie lav revel ' Papua 00 eat Ro to of verhead- mune [IONERY id nchroom ma val pric OX M-1URS, si-Dispatch. (c1 : "hen: Nin 02 ' 2 xe signers pt a ~y . oe gp eee . 7 Ty , is ™ af} . p ris | ‘o. ; , 3 : ! ‘ oe t ‘ re t 1 ; ‘ : ' ls ~ : t 5 : , . : eT : i - e8 . : , , Re Ft 4 ~ *?7 4 | 4 x : es : a ik EST ; AU RANT [ y Va heal , M-394, Post-Dig. { be Y-276. Post-Dispatch. | wrintery Bow E-4ic. Pe _— und in ¥ ith it ‘ Thi. qi}3 t ‘ go? Tl? « ‘ ’ 4 . : : oa | Paying more than the LEGAL RATE OF ) aaaae aa iene a iene ak coe ANY BUSINESS cc tec: ag wan oF tities: ~ dan barr Box 4 - rs .2 : MM . f t :} ‘ : Prete ~ } : ij] 3 : { z ; ; ik Y R LET... oo. — ; ~~ — — _ I OLD ThONE : , CERY MARKET—Ii7xx South Sev- | RESTA RANT-—And barbecue stand: good | STORF—-Wonderfu = 4 EDRCOM sUITE—Waelnut, ; - om | * —— bs ~ ee ee ne i gg ~ > \ a ae PAG tg ON Oc OO two eee. bor. cnarge anal, LOAY ¥ INV ESTMEN co i6 N. bth. ground floor. MA BF. (c36 MONEY ! BY PHONE $10 TO $300 a . SAME DA) New concern operaiing under gtaie su. ision. Licensed and bonded. No more shark methods. Any worthy pe — TERED DEBTS AND . Yi OO ee” et eee ttle eile it i at gO ta Op ey Ol gay yp ty ay iy gttla, hyp, eg hy, ttt fil ill atti ta a ttt til ee i i a, ee 0 tag Ren tli att atin a Tin ag yg ee i ae s poate Bk naa Ser CEES Aer + eo, age gee . and without being im posed ere lis > | neg edt tie me U tC ‘KL y \ (INF: LiONERY- 7 : z ; 7 S7O0G week M } * T +e & eats A Aw: imi, = 6f j we Cie ce i 4 : - ’ . rh ‘* ' . wm one : GArfield 0340 | WE DO NOT NOTIFY your employer, |“ . a vive jease propos tre } ANI P RIN ATE L Y CONFECTIONER Che er 8762 cul ma ron = her testace. | Skinke oad. three blocks MES XX. Euclid. | neither a 0 we make in Qui ries of your 0 ir ¢ min? ’ : ; . ty . , We. ave a iaTee Y 1m jber ‘ f Cash burers ons ‘ - e ‘ sia i 4-07 é ri? ty . yy ek } ‘ ark 4 ‘ — ~ % / tc} ° {cl) | friends relatives or trapespeople. oe D-56. Pdst-Dis | * 4 gincs of business and real estate ~— —— SO ii, D r e€xchang: c sh RESTAL RANT—SS807 "Deleasr on account — | NO ENDORSER REQUIRED. If you GET RENG EL WEBER’ S list of good 121 LIST WITH US ee a baa ee Y ——-Cigas id: in large | flat. southw verside 5016 ie) | «hens for cece * «Uestwems and location: | ‘Selling Your Bx | are unable to call at our office. phone | 5 oct Qs. Jo309:-S. Grand. LAc. 9544. | wre” Jon ees i Sere oe COE: i eek a —— 43, mn. heat FROCER’ ND M. TRE ETO Cant — fc ee te ce . double or write us and our representative wil] of NUT 0 tie Guar. Bldg.. MAin 26°7. — = irgain 4343 Olive. horena-' rent op oof —e or) & ter LURAN T—Spilend location; new | Outside” buyers oUr sea a . call at your home. — } a =e Z OR (ead “ON | eC &TiIONT : D G RO ERY—YI 0 ners mi «(OT bulld) ig. so86 Halls ; limy very ches n° - ust = i. s ‘chkne i est : Price? —_ rer Ee nium S 3 ao _ cheap. FOR IMMEDIATE USE | TIeL GROCERS, Al rT EN’ TIC N! JO) i very goed b Call COlMax 9374. | —t% read ail at once, 8504 Satu ben ram “Forest ~~ zArtield al Be gRand o¢ 70 HOUSEHOLDERS || HOUSEHOLD A NANCE asters in, ces on cq | GROCERY AND MEAT SRERETOWM |! | Sinton Co-onesiier Salen Sasi BED Under the supervision of th Pirst-clase pe ta Price Trighi 1. hippewa. , anton ie} | m4 paying business: ne Sund day or eve- , | TOR SHOP—Seil qu with te Uniform Smal} Loan Law che | COR iR| Py T iN 44 . — . -* oa eit ‘ hn SOT) StOCK : =O} : yy rat 3 ; cat . . mg Ovnerr eal ~ > . se i Bite . ‘ei “th Kot d “3 f UNFECTI: ™~ ER Y—WNort + | ; le work fi ne for *. good « eorner dow ' 4 @ = 3th. tion is extending | u ORA AAU! 5 . ~ 2 ‘ost-Dispatch ae finn clits Sede armetime> Wiekes ckeamie ©: diving reoms: reasonable. COlfax | roan Fholesal le district: rent $25. GUT ) TAT MR SHOP—G ood ; 4 ,ih} n eS S11 " — Saal - as ; . . $44 ’ ' ahs ¥ i a | * ka i AURAL ‘ e ; MIA? " : »* 1 vi nm *. Sh ?v valuable service to the ci 322 Mi he ied jcond Floor nit : = saataate ‘t+ AUTO B FA win => may ge EB } Hosen ’ mi3 ; = a Be ant —F citizens of this ~ ssourt Theater Bidz., Second Floor Dusin arna S000 ¥. requires ‘ipme age 1 1: Cant apace nd; = PSOE ARM : 5 toate oun Side, going business .C. | — ry RANT—High class: located near | zy BORING AND CLEARS 5 - : ARTH Rp ae ; ; 4 . sT And and Olive. cheap lease. fine equip- ; Complete: ready 16 +3 Ca pieatdlen © SOR Rete 634 Grand Bl.. Corner Lueas Av. $01 fice and asl@s exnerienc. “vt tages met lodia ame | CONS LONE scl : = 7 . ; : = a ~e enn si i : fa +e > > . hw Poyly ’.™ ae eee ie Se ‘ é 7 ‘ ° ‘ - ‘ i srand Re ; Phane JEfterson 4-36. e14) Dr rs Q 2 : liana?! a —_——— = —- : raekiv: heap P invest; cis or ‘ide j ment, inc inding nmiers handise . must se i} at! | Lackiand ay SIN nae ee ATR [INES fe “Entral L731. + | GROCER nce, Price reasonabie. TAXIC 4B CO,—A4 wate, L ORDER BUSINESS— Biz prom ane. ee AIR. BUSINESS - MEAT MARKET— TH ; moet. ion T} *? ; Thi none 8.2% 4 ' _ € - ites MIMInNg 3073 - “ONF IONERY J ;RiM ERY ade f ifriny a ow i ¢ 0. PANGSC RN. | s ‘ Money the Be Bette Pomt-Dispateh, WC | of Bont Piepetes ON FECTION S} GROCERIES | trade for improved property or first’ deed | CAbeay seme oe ee =e ea = . i ery , . as : samemmunpentenmne ons i. az in * __ : ~ si leap . = : | FaARIETY STOR 1290 wd p~, —s . ed = enh. | teers aad - mB 2 te 4 SROM'RR ¥ : A: Dally rece! pts te | : F Be > — Tt ry} =, Pe nT eens Be EL yori aR i tals tty mea S oe’ eae eee ? . oan —. ee 4 ME AT MARKET—For | be sure to ae ‘this urtusually good | am me wd E-n75. Pp ee t location in Weet F te x EP in t.- doing | || ha for oro , ——___ iixtures 1! \RIETY STORE—Oe boar 2 Store. milkman. department store eoaima “4 ’ , 8 40% " ’ —_— ‘ ‘ OD ~ 4 : . dentist, th man. lieurance Orem . why . " , -s es : ‘ i> 7. " e Rivas ad 7 . . - cc ~_ : 2 5 * , ew tixntu oe rs as ona iit . 5 " be ¥f 2 it. new fi ixtures. .~ "TAU RA NT... Dewntown? very desiral le 3 in bork ot Peale A sing _ = = x echool bills, payments on autos? Come Pour vestment fuliv e ait aaiete ee TARO CO Ok ee ed. * S St. Louis : } wae pet i address Box | 200 seaaier wanna — Papa ny capecity. naner ennde bias 2 — table. 4at us. We wih give mene , " nother 9g hp . § 7 " sa i9 b. ls . © tioors. ¢legantiy and fully | = os . ST woos bien Sive vou, the money to pis | reent net profit daily . : | PECTIONERY-EATING PLACE—Near | Groce | | equipped: ‘Chicago has them— Mt” Lows | BLE ROUTE —Ams your Dis with a $10 to $300 loan on &: son. suite 0 . 3 : AND MAR heul - ned ; 4550 Ma your furniture or awuta, Tt t» far hatter 7 : F mcd —— e ee ce t’ " “rx ‘ a" a Le 170 Ss. ~~ id og! suppl ‘s* Cw hi shway: ‘ o ' PR ‘KX AR K ET—$45 yt Lik rede ; 4 reas | P| have or als: a rare : inn yerare re - to owe one person than many, and protecta OPPORTUNITY — ; eon Pavois. ~ Ons Gacrifice, 2014 | i Beaith. Box C-331 Post. Dispatch. tion: 2 highways: lone eau oun tan fay - ee auramt man: price $21.000: ‘LCANIZING BUS'NESS tm your credit, Confidential, legal rates, State | "AMee me or organize corporation - | BAKERY $5. RE eee 5, GNFECTION ERY—15 536 Bacon «t.. good | BO8%:_ sickness. Box E-29 Post-fi bast cash. Box M- 30, Post discount for ‘2s _rossmmebie, 295% Lee. ; supervised. Write, call or Bhone, No in-4 YOrcerful vrew ented teeutinn achiek 2: erm — ps ok tino. SUMO 0 ae mer SviM ots, POCERY—Confects: = ROar Dis — OW dorsers necessary. is necded in every house BE ype = per ns em. ath: only $450 cash. Linde "ORS rocery vn —- ig ‘ vors my ots Pd For | est ( ‘ , — a whe ada Eads ra Us ite in shor ye ee TIONER ¥ — — - — st Bl itn? _information call at “aoe Oregon be ae ' property ods ts gpm a pe enery . market. + anefer corner, baree MONEY AT ONCE ae : 3 WANTED. MID-WEST RUSINESS Excuance. | ™ ae HOUSE af rooms, rent 570: | neichnorhond: cian. w $e a PUBLIC LO AN | MWitable manufactur: Canerr Deeaiacdiinnsen Se Soe Bpetition: ium n i: school 3491 a is td price fer R + r to loca in 3 awe ‘vee : ie : ~ ne - mon BS ——Cheana eel lin gc ou n Hielen avr ee eet Pa te Manor en GCUOCERY - ~ ME. aT MA RKET—Cor- | | ROR CO PORATION af opp rtunity ight. coneer: —souns OS saving town. GRand * a2. | ONFE i TIC NERY—Must sell at once: ¢.. a ee good quutineen, reason | 46°84 4066 OLIVE 8T.. at & : ; tich 1 ks (c7) eap; 5 living roome and tile bath. rent | annt ree will rade for email farm. | Roo ING JEfferson 1982 pw ga05 MANUPACTO BERS ; nee BAKER Old ent blished business: only reasonable 4054 St. Ferdinand. (83; 4 —- Utah pl. Call Laclede 4890, te7 caus oF * Open untii &§ P.M. Monday and _te i inhi ‘a - st gee een eas ‘ealance. | a% iv- | COS FECT \ cRY — GRO ix doe RKE = - iy $1250- choice | Re JOMING ‘Stie ayer +4 “* . a. we ) F ee: ‘ , . iv? - oti bs “tiga . = cy : Saturday i be & mpetition. s > 2 : Fh “ +; 8 -$ Pq MIT = Jath an far tab tis hed mane sana “good Content’ Wns | ’ ace: wonderful piac re. J€14 N. Newstead. ving " ntral ae i la rooms, cheap lease. GU - ete ee o— Sue rnesm fror sin " . 5 os " a r te angnedi a PRR RR AC MOLL FRY RRR gen Get RAUNT GRRE IIa Ree € 2 dvecibinyer rs. . ‘is ‘ ane boo api Sen eS ate COMBAT Ce, oe ao ee ies . , ~* — bs > Wen are) Bux i oe om iva} -t +e isoatch, é | ' {cS3x) 5985 Juilan 4

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> .; Brie. He —_ . Ses tat ities east ¢ > *>* na sab igs serch sees: aseeeee OTT aa a iiss theta: cos ree poe ‘ So errs sade en cea eee eee ee Sea Rt pi i Be : seria ce, Sate ee aah or terms. | ROOMING Bs os Pe sae ie Pa bel Fe i tweé Be ' Te ste ys Se - a i a * outs ‘ 33 4 tbat eteascecss “4 G HOUsSE—jq reoms: : mn eeistttcii erste ETS tit? Hert . 4 z :: Be a sesegess = nae Des os 043 $e F +t = 4 Bes 3 - 4 - . . ‘° oth i -s* . ING HOU Ld q ng = 2 +o eaeneTty = * «+ i “Se Ss 2 teens > +obeee ches “-* - -* seeenl ’ a 42%) fonde ‘Tfu) lo- | SOON an “al v 3 “4 o+eaen. ne +4 Pos > sesee rt opet. .. tees . Pe vyy, itee: . i 4 2 ‘ i peoeel : ' y ~ aed * 4 $4 . 9 ho Pe 3 , — eSSILSSCSEEES SIs ra eeee:Ssssis. 25: ihsssterstrse Ssetigseress . oess= 34 - ; — : Seittsi ; “ : ; BST ref ; low rent: filloe te , : ss geo sat8 2 bio labbe Ssisctssagiszsreteets Bis. sss .ceermare — : : ot ; ? a ; : sain 7r | ‘We 1 bi , wer | {c) Kain section of Sample and reconditioned | Past stance ———— def ae 8 a 20-80. Aquariums, Fish .... rt. 1, Pg. 11 tod UC enamc] Bas 6love. S445A A). COMP IN ATION R ANGE — Detroit Jon , | fu rniture FURNITU RE —W ood bed, dresec r, 17 . | oa sndoy eeei, — peor trong | CASH 3- Px Overstuffea Living-Room $44.75 aa 120 Dene oh} : cai un i , ~~ ee y ‘g i ty 4 ‘ or . 3- Pc. Overstuffed Bed Suite. ..$29.75 Considered Ce; act quick. | HOUSE sutemobiles a) TOR eee & b's | 2 I | tly OO S ’ blue and white om 8inal] kize, $3 0. dining- room table, 6 chairs, 312 a : > ieee Pm... i tieserics : patalete j EDO bes,” { davencite wale soon, Euites, S9B0A Hy; amilton x rT ) “ey HE L, LRU NG & G RIM M ] 13] SR HEATER— Charter oak; kitchenette heater | ; a iene eee | Pecwebs .........._. PORES furnitur O1> 14th. PES ou! — COME NATION Ne are ‘harter Oak: | 9th and Ww ashington FU TRNITC RE-—3 rooms furniture. reason. | £28 heater. Pa25A Sacramento, (co) | 2 -Pe. Da venette Suite..... oes eee. : ~ || BEDROOM 4avenette Suite: one 15174 Marcus | aoe S€parate if desired ; COlfax 3485. HE ATE R—ole blue oi] heater, > if ak Dining. toom Suite 4010 Maffits ; OF without |“. ay ; 160i t les, rt. 1, Pg. 1 SU ITE—B-ann? l wal aj. | av. . taree » | s full: me Bicycles, Mo oreye e z. 1 most n ‘a fu Wa I ut, . a\ ‘Tt Shirley Dilace new LAB ’ for eomeone: |. ROOMING : as 5 : Poultry | Clayto; “ws other furniture: bargains, 3: COMPT IN ATION RANGE j . 5- P CU, DINING. ROOM SU ITE FIT NITE RE—p ee () Tee ae ieee ree : Dining-Room Suite. . - Box p-4 | N he nthe rooms: ‘i i #éBirds, BEDS lock West of Skinker Quic! Me he 7—Blue ename ( fet , 4 ining table, chairg, - | HEATER— ;Blue parlor heater: cheap, 2916 + : f 7) | / nishe d- ° p~me, ate, - ' ig i Boats, Launc ‘hes ee j Pel A 5 Ds all size a: w alnut finished. «4 Be na x a4 £00d Condit; on, 501 4 Suth- | KS! ) 00 | fe ‘ $10 ‘in a Cabine ser, ing tah le, $65: é hipp ve. Wa “st i ‘ Dining- Room Sulte ~ : . : - . . j } &: ‘ = i . t : le. no «de lere . ¢ ttt iateeetinentieteees ae “ Bee ation: Oth- Beatie ; HOt SE—2332 rk: * Books, Periodica!, a Bieta br Res: double deck. $¢ it | COMPr " ‘3 . 4 i: 4 7 ess. $5 : , 8e ¢, us f ‘oO ~ > UNty: Must re i] . coping: "elec {ric I “5 W aeh st ‘3 Be (Miscel.) | weds - . bcome $42, Box | aS HOU SES st bathe | : Exchange eo ’ : ; a ey a. m. Sunday or Monday. COMBING& AT [ON 77 = Te — 16th and + ass Stor 4 hichwav. : P ‘ : Ima) ‘ ‘ANG EH dge an : $25 compl: se, .4 Yer 1097, © en ene A. cee 2 f onabe ie = —————— —= = et: in heart Old-established fe lalstiihdeintiamma cere . clean gtock. On: el] “crak ~ 'oms, bat Sale (Miscel.) 478 CX VENsSes uf ‘vlan’ 24 For oh eee, ( —p- ~ t i | tE — ," } yj . . P “si ees a . ei Horses, Vehicles ..... (| Severa t BEDROOM SETS. in 1 T iT: ‘ND HARDW DARE CO... xs Pest: alozzi less cooker: bebe tes : , pad. , | HE : =m R— Wilson: reasonable, S711 Wa.- — A. old Goods is ca i ’ 9 Dick fro m: in Oak and A merij- i GR hei 9180 ae : Mob rs eee oy | S18 Ree . P Ox Tag ri ig, ° bad: fc) Sg ee Sa Bes tha. . : , : i wrteanrtemnnnennmcanmenmapereet ee 4064 St. Louis | hen Sood furnace, ¢| =e | | | 4 INATTON aati. Po eER—Oak, $15; ‘us, $10. Sess: cheap. Riverside 2302W..’ (« F TE Wilson, $1¢ 4647% “Rosa. | || __* WE GIVE EAGLE STamMps== WON siren ee (eH, olored- terms = re liable party ne for : Household a WwW anted .. oes os i} bec Vanity P*. aa chifforobe large £ & OMB] NN A T ION R A NG E S | Dr a fc) iF [’ _ NI TU RE weer omplete i furnishe d hitch. a - sR—~—Wj son, $19, ‘“*s Osa, H = } 4 le ' “ASE a v se g r ] ; P ‘ ) J SS Penne” c ettea a | > I a nn nnrs ee ee i wll es SOOM - on a SE—911 WN T —e ayy etl ~~ | OS. ¢ _" ut i Ow vrice, DLRy Y m7 — es > wes hang grid Ke & Beach. (4 Quic k} 331: Cues. 1 Indeli 121 1 single bed. (c) | sell ve core : easonabl Gon con dition: Dieces: include how-eng ee i}} buy etn k : 4 7) . PAbers 60° 35 it Or ‘MING HOUSE il Sen Machinery ' ni+12,PE.6 perterices ct itame! and id ores fUaraliteed | Onditen 31 N. 191 g , fiernpone located. FOrest 3443 3 —-~- re 8, Ste; . = ‘ + Ihe oe | e walny OW he, ee ake y at SSERs a . alternoon , : ow if : bookie business uraRe, Cal Monday, Owner. 4569" heat, “f Miscellaneous for Sale Pt.12.P¢.4 wees aa Niffen be tee ut b aw bed, Easy terms | aired ove in trade. | DR ESSE] ALL, INDS, $5 UP, FUR gona only. i (ec) | -——— we are offe ring TO De OUR BI T. Se Wash. ] : i) ; ; ma 4 | DAVIS FI 'RNITU E Co, 1516 FRANK: ITURE—F rOOmS complete: al} HEATING STOVES . Motorcycles FURNITY ME Co., LIN. gee ( Separately : exceptionally good hue. x = Hot Blast 1442 Burd ay (ce) |i . call at 3529 | kh OOM NG Hor SE—Ful €ood TACOS is a i] aT, i 00 F wR. ANKL/ y Oe = ’ t*) must ae i at once, death te faut : "Call ie a% Te STov Ez Ee Be d, Spring, Mattress 5 Ft) Gas Ranges pie te et ee ee . $5.00 |} Tent; Sacrifice, quel tale, pi i fe = oves. or call WEh. ter Ww yj "Soerle ufforobe. gas rang rus. 1 42214 Bai; ee Seas ‘ | Dresge 5 : : heat hot and day. 444% Mi P herser Cal On- 7 2 Pianos—Musica] i CBEDROOA StH $30 D. AB BEI DS, $11.7: $1 17 # pty ig a: beds. 0 th er £00ds ye ay, FURNIT Cg ae a a ee Sic. ar ape v; igi s rs ee He ‘ate rs e# et esesee, . $6.00 ' ; ; : ° ‘aM A ; ; - (’ € I f* i 3 | s-— ¥ . se é > O8- ‘4 P 4 N 2 Berea th | ales nickpcee Sey Sg ATT mg sete Pernsar Mo] Camblete with beautiful da eee, ESSER mine ta How Begg! | ob atte, Sa, Ta in as ae | HEATING STOVESTOT aay outa ve. | | DRC Fras eess 2.50 Extoneinn: ghics ottteees O12T6 SI barcary— a | af' ai: ROOMING AND BOARDING HOUR 9 Talking Machines | r 3240 CE. EXCHANGE. rooms; heat furnished, biv1 Manchestae x Tires, Accessories er DAV ENEITE 340 A Di noig, cheap: and other househola Koods. 14683 eat 5007. HE ATING STOVE and baby bed. Es 1Of all kinds: to-date : Ons : . oe "C8. =D - i “ ap 4 | Bla ELEGANT BE DROOM, living re ym. in- hild'’s +} > ed ann, hes hare | |! R ) ” d Cid s bed. bungalow bed and mattress, HEATER Small mee blast; cheap, Cha || CEntral o> Ui 1307 FRANKLIN AY. 4 Wipped for wet Pi : 3 ‘ m M-125, Post- | ROOMING HOU SE — rooms; rent - 3 Typewriters ' ‘ if Smith, n-Davis iwin Size -Size in oor ia , ‘s: Walnut color: the MAVE NETTE SUITE—TLike new. $45. like new yes nea Tankers ede wae ae rillianee 2X42; all like new. aot | ter Oak 4331 H | . he : b). Cc ; de * f Otte sri iante. ” a new: == - ——— = — = Sa ere _ ——— a te i HEATING STOY E— Mahogany Buck: ne or SSS {fc} 1 pians Victrol; iz . 3BB40A° 7 a i] uded Mrs. 2 Ps / » . “new: only : e: Monda ay. 272) L afayetie. é ° ? 5 “ ee te ; a ERIC RANGES Westinghouse and | FUR NITURE—Contents SPartment. beauti-| used one emonth: reasonable. 4103 s Shreve, LIVING-ROOM st ITE—Oak, and dining | POSTER BED—sSingle, mattress, eprings, ner] olsorm 'G—- Es: ablished : ROOMING Wi _ = r v N 5 . = " oS ne Vy Fprinygs te fit ime 1A E E T Tis SET — Singe ar drop- head SEW S a . - : ' tar ) ard: cheap . R Iversia 1e &. 0: 33. 5036 fil living, dining and bedp 00m sulles, HE ATE Rs—3 medium £1zZe, bargain. ; 5741 suite. Call Sunda y. 3R” r¢ GA Ken dining table. new chifforobe. 3 50 a. KE. te Titory; PO | Rw IMING HO} SE—5 TOOTH «& - chea d 4 . Pp. ds ‘ 1S ; rr re _ sickness ‘s a phonog: raph and biayer-piang . . es lat tr Sses of all- cotton or ing machine A Heeg De : Broadwa ; r ' 3 A cail wil) convince you. LEVY BR ) | Ha ww 'E—And tockene eee ——- nshire, | Tugs, ete: almost ne 6e7! : : . - = j : $11 8. 14th st. Os.. None aT rant hockers: cheap, #722 | ELECTRIC W ASHER—A BC. 3 wooden | bargains. | 6344 Clayton’ roaa, Block ee Tete Hae 6 Beach —— LIVING oom SET—d-piece overstuffed. | | Grand, Apt. K =8 : tP OO P ‘ ; b — ard > : i ‘ e ‘> a Peto. 3634 Oakdale (c) | of -Skinker. “) | “Laclede 7739 6 e145 Arkansas, LIVING hoOM—s 3-plece:; 4 4363 Wie” nan oven; cheap. centre EERO, 4 7 oa id | ROOMTNG HOUSE—Ji_;,, q : Tms:. ~ ‘ > on w €] : hi A Ke ASE s ()rT ~ re . t , * . 5 om ee ee /M-172 pe. seeteh. tetas income, ANIMALS | Cass TY ler Tos Ree nt dees ease Sone SET AND PAD—Very ap ELE TRIC W ASHE R—First- “Class condi- gt RNITU RE—Laten Style poster wal. AMMA Beation: reason- tOOMING - [= VELOUR BED SUITE wae South Jeffe eon, \ ger 143 | tion, che nut bedroom set ‘with DeLuxe springs: | HEATE is oh $10; Bridge & Beac 7 Vacuum eweeper er, 43 242 Warne, RANGE— Ila evamel, ghiichen, oni 4 HOUSE—TG roo : Ol I ] f D SU ITE $69.7 | INETTE SET—3-pi ece; like = w; | SOL TEND’ HAT Dw ARE Co., Als 2 Walnut arm Chairs and Columbia | Coal range, 4232 ¢ astleman, {¢) LIVING ROOM SET Sit —Gs, 7 range, and oth ervoir: eb . —_ ay HEA TING “STO E—Perfect ¢ condition; er _ houeshold goods. 49: 29 Odell. fe) | ANG. Th tl oma tle Sa ens ; , j Market st. mie: cheg good PO UUNTAIN—Olve loc: atior 43 terms, 845 N Kingshigntes 3 ULTRY AND BIRDS Phran pieces: dave) nport open; ng int ° ged tn gai ~ kite ‘he *n furnitur: . 1726 | GRand | 918 ‘ ? th I Gravois. must sel} Loday, your own Price, ; e . i . t Oo TABLE ee " -_ ” ‘ : (Cc) | EXTE NSION 7 ABI, e—And 5 dining Page ‘all before 2849 Norw rwood. LIVING- e OOM SUITE—Gas range and vic-j| very saasonabile, COMax S33KW Oak, hot trola 23 Syrac Use. ‘first floor north, required. Box ROOMING HOUSBia73— wp. on : = = ry ee i i On : ‘ —— my ~ - | ‘ North Taylor, ? D PERIODIC holstere “J in figured ve) (jt ay f; ‘ame t) f wal- Wy F "4 : . a 4 i B DS. Ss Ni? ; ‘’ hy al? a. Je a er , Silly ht? vy used: in | F L R NITU RE ae pequlitul livir a G- piece iKATING Ss F , ~ {> h arter : ty © 4 ocay: df gQuin, - 7 . ae ; asy [er = fase ’ rg r oe lb My Pa. EF * J J CE as ) i { eadition” ‘ Dé , Sur oe . set tif ¢ t | : é 942 * rier, “ . bares ais: 144) a}? DE Mar ‘Aa BOATS AND LAUNCHES Lloy . Sa ~~ 1A 2 ] - kacaees +i i ees ure. ANKE IN, . cee Cs 0] ‘ash eto 2 a ¥ aadnead : lectr , Vic a. Italian pe a be pad we ad -— r-tight: $10: ir ne ROOM sur AL Niet ltd. | bed oad ; ate Dy ¥. Sarah. HA ~ whOonw : "ee : = = . - =e mya tTipnhh——— rs "]1C-a- ats > lt . > ‘ . ' iG . ONG . oe er t, & . = oITE 3-piece mahogat y. | FIRELESS COW on R- “3- hole; Rapid: like | TOTS. aus dues. rugs. was range, OO condition 4 2 A ‘Aton ic) | Jetferson, ) | v—Quick Meal | 2° 38 “9. Tr pe" ve I ; a ‘ NG & GRIM M, a aa nanogai a $10. i Ora ~* sapid, | austand., good £28 0 | G ROOM SOTRR Pi barcain. iDY STORE = [ia oo aia eat ta’. wee “or 26 room, E SEE PART 1, PAGE 1] Oth | . ‘s Washinot |v —— Wagner Furniture, b278 | FT ae HIN asl eae a | st HE Alinines , aus cet s0od condition, ROOM = 5 B—Overstuffed, 3 | RANGE Majest) bination £008 location ; ——— EES 4 ane 4SHiINETON. ars = —| part S GS o t rooms; may rent Can. most new: beautify din: | 448 ce arannnitiapiatilinaeii 925. 201 #. - Jefferson ( i c » aa na ’ —— Ww. JUSt ta —————— | BR ASS] ED, prema = SEBS; Rady! 3 Mae Mahon: any finish; | apar ent; 9900s Persh} ng. See janitor. Bs aa Coxwell chair, handsome din lik LATE aaeee 6 airtight; second size. Be r VING ROOM SUT IiTE—3- piece; cheap. Maiden Lane. TYle 2242 + “good ee" | e0 ndition. y ge 4 . a ‘ttress; good a ae rni Lure Cy + pie ae $16.7 2, Uetl- | FU RNITU RE 911 N. There Sa° ntents | breakfaet rm "bg bi me = hea Pov eae (. y ‘a ‘ ts ‘ idi ' ! i 0, ‘eer ] OOM « : “ 4 “fics i I ‘ . Cc : - - = r 4 246 ROOMING HOT P5011 Enright. ae BED — Sprites and dresser. 4200 | DAVENE TT? TE—3-piece tae ae, | Pe OOMS: must sell, JE {ferson. 6473." ——Patalely: chean, 4476 6 McPherson. (655) | HEATER— Bork K; new bowl; cheap. 5000A LIVING ROOM SE Te Overstutted, S35. aiden Lane. TY¥ler 29 2J Post it | on ms. all filjed- reasonable "Cell t: & 3 : lane hest er ® Ss ng 0 1c) | O: tk «dining-re om PE: le all c $35.00- : len FUR RNIT U} R ~ - sad mn the cyclone. FO? | FI RNI T URE—Gas stove Bite soa ner Easton, 5 7 ; ia H, Davis F amy Vee ss 1516 Fr franklin, Ost- ; . 1 Mon- P : R : : , : . : | extra laree homan %. wie ~ Pe . |_* orest ark, irst floor west $12: } wal : . ¢ : HEATING STOV 5... wo. and one kite ren MLIVING sir ITE—Almost hew handsome ROOMING 2 [2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE A ao one £OM plet P. qc Ox we l] " ‘ | um a és Time — ; yme nts. ie . ple an 5] 00 ahan ne , As : 7 ‘ a 7 — Tactically ney excellent con. li ition H ' d : | FURNITURE—4 poo _| bre ee md Ty ee: real bargain: gel : dr, fat. $32.50 733 waltnn’””:| Separately. 5910 Cate : EATER Buck's; like Wiew: used Tour LIVING Mwerrnires pi ece mohair, lamp. | montha, - 1914 College, aS Single bed. 219 Cate burners baker aa gas ratige, 1 € sosllent os matt em ——— Siiintiial —_ . HEATE R—Bridge & Peach hot blast: good LIVING "ROOM SE T—+4-piece, wiles dition, $25. WEhater 1194W. Address &: pon on cheap. 2106 Cherokee, es reasonable. 12494 A Blackstone. (c99) Orchard av., Webéter Groves. EATER—Airtight In Al e Ondition. Riv- L lV ING ROOM SE , eae 3-pie ce, m saion | RA NGE Q erside S465R. 4925 | Quincy, ‘©) |. quarter- “‘Sawed oak: covered in tapestry - bination, vay thes cw very — HEATLR—Humphrey ~ Radium: fire, gas: Stay mo dealers. 361SA VP som. GRand SOUTHEN CO. go0d condition: S12. 6904 Hancock. (ce) 217 ¢ GRan 9180. on ORE—Norih 8. i Barve two stores | ~ “ LOOMING UR an habie price. Box | B J . “——F Yreon housekee : o* | ing; Clean: fille aoe oa Antiques — = 102 Commuodo - “HEL arent —2 | tT | 0323. Anrtlouk 1 Ca rs ny CK's HE \TE R—H: qt b 1 pw: Ss. | L RU XG & G RIM M FI RNITU RE wet, : fe . — ner FU RNITU RE—F Entire cantante smal] apart- . veryth wie. | ment, 6-piece fiber living room an a- = ; _ = - —_ 0) one Re. ROE oes | Roo OMTNT 7 - | NHIQUE Livi: bd years oid; 57 enevieye ; 4: 4 is e years; , ‘ OU SE— . ToH a . ; ‘ ed £ain., et- D: ie atch yi ROOMING HOUSF —S8 rooms all full: rm © Ts, M4 Ogee Dedste ad, chest of draw- -F FET, TABLE— And 4 Chairs, ry | nat =— ne _GRand 2411M | FURNITUR = UBLI PSs ; aclede, (ec C a” “i \d “ rr ay ie , Cee a ‘) ‘ es syilie ‘ + a . “ » . . ‘ oe : «a : : $1 ™ month: rent $4 - $350 », ots and 6 pri¢ ce: - Will sell entire lot OF conditi Mm, $45 1445 Sul ivan “A with almost new pad, ange, pas s leer | FYI? RNITU RE 72 rooms high- grade: —— Ang singers. | Svply 3040 aston @ by the piece. Mrs. H. G, Kiuge, Golcon 1a, UCFFET, table, d. dresser Cpa rate. 34 Del mar. fe) | R ee dl OTBan. {¢ Olax Abro | bargains consiéting of bedroom and “ : . : 9 cj no-*~ | : sr ' : Betablished “ | ROOM] NG Hor Sik—IH hoWsek ; oe ic; | colle . chean. 4RO7A Penrose, . IA “DE D—Cost vee F 3 months old: gej] TG RE rooms omplete ir, dining sfts, HOUSEHOLD GOODS — 1861 South | LC and NG. tae Sy TE e ANG “15! ® PENITURE—art que, mahogany. che ry | B > 5D; table. o4”., new cost $65. 2 _ Also rug. ‘17 Pamplin pl. Drive | like. hous sekeeping > $150. T3109 ehiaee dresters, $10 ¢ hifforobes $15 kitchen cab. Twelfth st.. entrance catpoun st | -o — o1i24 et. | Inets, rugs. $10 Victrolas. $12.50 Singer | HEATING STOVES—_3” ch cap: no dealers. CIvING ROOM = PT —Overat ali, OW. 71 ; ——— ‘a ieee . ox beds, Sprinys and mattress. . LL teteatittins le aetna. Lee ee West FI] lorissant. (c) BO 9x12 rugs, Call 711 Gr avois. fe) 3d M 8. PD. (¢} rooms, al] filied- wate ead | = , = A hea: 7 money-maker. leaving city. 28 eee Walnut chests. eee cagherty and wai- | “sen ~ + # Chairs, 75c each. 3846 Ca, i =a i. =: i Siew tf mac st ‘ oe tt Doster — tabi ec sD ahogany leman. (fc) | DINING ROOM SET— Also @Aay enette set FURNITURE— Heating stove dining tabl-. | Machines, chairs. rockers and other furni- | 915A N. th. LOcust 730% | ak Bi ; : as al Ss Ja ¢ i ' hye ,_* “ o> ta ‘ ~ sy . ” . , : al , . . eenemeeeee ee ’ ie inet DL +» Make Oo fe) | ROOMING HOUSE—T- 5 rooms baths: % = ’ " oo. er. airs ar roset ic) Ameria, CHIFFOROBES— "HIFFOR BES. a § -illand 6704 (c) e. a davenett » €Ctc. $721 New beriy noe By Pacem g512 ie - 2m me: come HEATER—W sou: good condition. LIVING BOOM : tg» 5 me 2-piece " OVer- iiatSenatommm icer : cheap, 2 = rent S&S] V0: £ood furniture- teFme: il Ps : Tj’ To \ on, ~ -eeeenibemetbceer I Can Wain ul, O “uk or mahogany: oie | J a NG Em M TABL EF. he fet Ward ———— - OEE 3512 Oliv cc | 3427 Wisc Onsin Stuffed. $20 d 4: -64 _4e lm: iar. orton nl - Re on account of z ; BRLOOM s—: point chair and back. | . C rlor set ) ¥, FU TOUR room "Viatee UWE a Ti noe — Saventtinn STR REEI f bouzht ,2 yoome. steam eat furmsh . £2 leo fine Hudson’ seal coat ] rifiee | lot bick from: i sell at prices | O-piece parlor set. 533 Mates. (c) ype CRE—8 5 Nee p tan Vc erola; IF HE ATING STOVES--2; never used; $5. | LIVING ROOM SUITE “3—-Daventttes: S15 » BABY BU Uzht at ome ae. ; 491 S Wae ehins rahi wf i. 649° H. a Y Chon’ Val. Willi sac Famoe. far ash. L E Vy BR S- 21) S 4th sng | DINING a ABLE ou ep oak witb —— Je eal argain. Mrs Nagel. 36 3404 Fo igor. urnity re uyers $7 5 11294 . Walton. (e@) | ; complete: home furnishing RS. 1809 Olive. 8 Sprin ay. 7 _— — edn sae = ee geen ——— an, . on x - w/.90. 11 -- ~ i... | ‘ pe. om. Wilton: verw Tar. PIES’ sHoOP— mn | ht st Kindo * Us a 09 XN 5 | 9 Te | an Lik ws 2s pas aide ard, | =a = 38: 34 Oskdale. {¢ so “Ss Cheap, JSed | Tornado suffe rer slightly used fur-| HEAT i aaoore” s- like new: cheap, | DIVING Tree ING ROOM St Slt = lanesiaes porate, Arne 7a wW. ton; very 6 tshlished: pprof- “ ridge . = , | wees 83 s 2 Owe ‘ Sota. | 4t) ABLE—~— aon den oak 08 order, niture can he bought at low "Ces: . GRand 3356 C reversible ¢ PA? v . r 5 . ' S ; , = boon 3 Me are coal sear ST nnn ee Ushilous. VArkview o¢its4," RUGS—~A GRand 3549 struction ; . — ’ 'HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ‘ -T—8x11; Pers. . ian ‘tases tary , Cot: 44° $ Me ramer ; Iw ‘atte: "vy med oak: reasona! io ored - ae YY Ten f ah yuse. 3x80 A WwW HE sh _" 2s “a> :; mae - 4d cell porce ain; Quick | ing room .suite and kite hen Ci abinet.. "162 20 bination range. ¢ ‘all Sunday. 3648 Michi. 5. i: a ahs, gent, N. Aly 4 a}, Other is Ss SO } ord. i CHANDELIERS—Cheap? ino 7. | eS P . ~——— on ‘ b] . ~ oa) MA }. ussBe @} Hic] kory. an. Ti fr é ~ " LAtieT = —— ~ ~MEap: two. han dso ae oe, 1 (ec) | FU RNITU RE ; nUGS— Cee we ‘fee : tree wee eee : Poy et | ROOMING “How SsE— Sae)6 BABY 6 BEDS. LATE ST STYLEs. -tyStal: One gag hot Water heater, cee | DIN] NG- “ROOM SUITE- NeOCe $433 9; day | HUmbolt riers meer [GAs HA NGE——W hite enamel; side oven: | HE ATER—Bridge & Beach. down draft LIVING- “ROOM SETS, at uth | located at 924 N. " 4 Buimons: brand-ne W: @lightly da maged;: | Nok: >] oi) “ag! we one kitchen Sink. 4160 | hed. 2200 Juniata 1st “ oor weet ie Pe s | 4’S€C 1 month- eh 54264 Usage, $6 - wre a. Da d. $4. 4265A Labadie ’ ve vick from will sel! at Jow OsSt- ‘Diapaten” | convenient: half % Ww mattresses to fit same: itse than halt WwW ashins ton. 12 2 D. m. DINI NG ho u ot ; TE 1 inut, 0x13 * en ANP RUGS ~Linde}] 9493 Vv. j G AS STOV E—4 larg burners: restaurant | ¢ (Olfax 449 L E VY Y BROS. a1) SN l4t th ~ ahi toro * Sp Tits JINT? O)} S orient r co | (eo?! “ I — , . 25m st. eeer 1. Rien Ping = oe _— i j BY Repo =r ; + oe a a3 by 350 . a go ana china closet rooms; 3136 Bt Me 2027 13 ‘ ic FOROR E— San ple, S17 05° Stelne; | 0a) GROOM SET— Chifforobe and tru URs. | ae = 6402 Fyler. | used 2 mont ai i seal Me 328 Lotus, (ec) | Idaho Riverside 2763M. | Clayt ad, block weat of Blonker, te : ~ Jacking "$7 a lesen come $M: 4 is BUGGY ry $10, DElimar | eiiure Co., 1203 s Broadway. (¢83) | TNTNG- ROOM St Tre $50. Call Giana | 0 anno, — 7oOms; everything goes, | GAS RANG k:—Good. $15. LATER—M; gen ll porce veo enameled, | M¢ NG ROOM. dining room, rite Paros nis werk, $5: we ene plete: alen . . (c) — _ Chiffomer dresse Te, oe] soils, mee PSU % 4 de, | CAbany 67 >1J. (e) Jauntless: |} ueW: sacrifice. 129% | ‘bine. tove and rT. Call to ir: open evenings |f°"t: 6 rooms: income $158 month; = jose STROLLER—1) ya: pew? : d e Rehens S. tE—3 rooms mplete 2AN ; der: real Lt 1 C lavtonia terrace. HI] d 4613. ( pe oe Dt ) CO. 1R83 12th st Y GY¥—Used very tue. 4647 San springs. maitre *ses. linoleum. Congoleum, | DINING-Room SET—Cost $350. fo mo, | sry 54: yy O'Dell] ‘gt | GAS RANGE—B)! ve enamel] aoe Ck. Meal, | TE SIZES. $5 AND UPT UP. fH | leaving city: = om ml Riverside 7 5M. a oO} t é i€ ROOMING HOSS rr B Francisco, 2021 ‘oa (es 99) ; 556] Ww ate rman, 3d Past. 'S aie y Lr B07 j — = — — . ' Z000 Cc oOndition: $5 0. L sAcle -¥A (eo) v ‘ * SS C I SUBSA Marde ei ive, + ce Maer Br Gol \— ile Aln Om Dew - ‘cheap. eee _ « . I If FE —.4 et £ood furniture; / G RANG M al. is “s 7 A Is I UR ip URE )., 1516 F RANK ? ere) eee ee ee neater ceale cheap: other bus... Oe : : metal “weather Victor 1216 to ; : SEF THESE DINING TABLE—Round: side beard, China | sacrifice: { 8 S. Sarah. AS ; oy quick Ca rrain: cal (ce) | LIVING-ROOM—Two ‘piece, mohair: l brick epcld comiition: ee Me EAGT Eas — st ) | preptetessonable. 6040 parnew | FURNITURE —6 ome ete, Mehtly | ~Monday. 2721 Lafayette. —) | eaTE used: Leen, Suberior: all —other| davenport suite: tamiece & _ ? . Y ; rj ¥ — ’ my i¢* 7 es > *r> i 3. 9 Sais 1) 1S. ya E . ° iW “ yt woft drinks, | 7 pained, condition: wit # PArkyie ‘ay 7068! ys bS5W . ERY 7 Stanford ae (c) a oc a ng fi re vty a enon — DINING. E00 oe Bride ' 0.1 ug ‘a, che: 4020) MePhe ey - “Ane St0vE— pick Meal: good ae 7} makes used: bargain 021 Shenandoah. aa >=) Meramec fer | - nae Bier cacy — : ————w | Each one ay insi-class condition. Ww on’t atural Rri = = ' ; {e99) | LIVING ROOM SUIT E—$34. kas stove, minsier. isan BY BU GGY— Black reed, nike new bar |} jact long r special price Of $15.98 | iT INING SET—sS >= egg Pal. inger, Otning, Carpen- GAS RANG B—White enan a: Quick Meal: HEATING STOU RQ ae et 2. : 3 : é - : 4 ‘ —So] 35: 3 lay, | t r too is. * , “ 3915 Virgini 2 ' - HEATING STOVES—2 1 Wilson heater, $12: he ating stove. $3: very” 00d cond. r be. 403 Teepe: | ; OOMING HOUSES, qainess and Poviy we tend. MISSOU RL 2009 NM Fan | 2721 Lafayette, fe) } 2NIT ee mute il. ot | Loraine attachment: used month. 2911 | 1 Charter Oak. 1 }j brary table, 1 chiffo- | tion, 6220 Famous av.: 1 block south of Ti ; one 12 rooms 0 ft. lo we ABY CARRIAG K—— Lloyd: reasonable. bb O2 an | DIN? P ae a ; Trey CR NITURE- rocKers, lj rary table (8. Jefte; rson, fc99) | robe. 1027 Yale av.. Ric *hmonag Heirhts. Manche ‘ster j € Vx le —Becceastal | rara. big income, off I fay 2 Oa re Call bef *) i; tae CHIFFOROBE— MINING r-RO IM we at as V's 0824 | oi (| ar m « ACT ed ian HRA Et; re]. f{eojyi . oe ee _— ~~ As Fo ae round floor: s | other y AE : on r It, g = ~~ a 2. SS ~~ D. wm. 44095 itaska. CHIFFOR re Large walnut: : call Mon. West Park 3 — mal J tx —- | GAS R ANGE— Quick Mea]. white porce- | LIE. \TING STOVE used _beaters in| LIV ING-R OOM Ss ST! IThK—~3. piece velour: patterns: only $5. os” Olive gts. bavir 1g 'in rname fount ra rooms, 3 % ts CARK MWAGE—-Large: ¢ om rortable: dav. Oak pr. | — 915 N. RB: oadwa: INING s } #U RNISHINGS of }-room flat and “$255 ; Humphrey. Ca Sunda £as water eater, Griswolk rooming hoywse or doctor's office Cali NE NCE * ee nd pul mma a Owner a 199 Sidne Hiv mboit ul S755R. CH AIRS—Ward robe. can whan IO ¥. ~ 15 miles from aia _ F Naa on account of wae, ota! slighty wed? be Walnut, Py Sweeper, pictures. £as stove. 351° 2 Ha).-.| DINING ~~ SOON SUPE —Waner-eay- "Ri ee] TU ame at niin town. 39° e oe ae aoe 2X. Darky roy lined, $10: ; | HOG SEHOLD GOODS cx — — Apacer 5074 . RAN el me eu “ad erry road ; at *” e scenic Ozarks ox 218, yA use | rugs 8. 32 y ¢ ates lida Ly (ce) | here n 201 @ Jeff rs ( iygjn (;Ra ) i 0 S ; Us mes ciue cs " oy lV y 9 : r ~ —— ns | UAY. : smut f NITMD DO Tow meeeeee pee : iano, k ‘ ne ; tractive and mog- | Pest-Disnatey in series. matiress- reasonable 1457 | CHARTER OAR HEATER——Tike new. ales es SON. - | FC IRNITUR E—Bedroom and barior sets. | GAS RANCES—Breakfaat sets, sloveg all | alee plano. leaving Sta M 4iving Room Suite, $69 13474 Bincks nese OF - ' _ - Fn ge | S5LOON—Gona acption. money malar. pete aise hen heater. ie O35 A Cate ‘s ms | DINING Bie - oT ee mas: m.! «ME 11th. (c) | ——— a lkirk’s 1 en asy® one yrs _ ae hesler, aie halle Bs wie oa gr eee a odes? ae ror | , ~ ‘ Ricci ee ks ad > Pp > * ~ eS . ut. "g Arfield 14°97 ape ater SHOP -| month rent —— ~~ ai ishes. et =122_ Ca eS | * HIF whe ORF — ol 32 5 “y " bic | lin ine ‘384: 3 Jus niat - LAC clede_ sag" s | Fe 7 ve oa BA \_Nebrasias “° SAN Seale, me Buck n swith ; UD-to- date neste A call will conv inc e vou ' section of et and Tes ‘ . ee . #1} rle. np lete, 5 and $7: | i Al IAN Vv 3 sindel] ‘ (c)} ; - +7 ert eric : i 4 w= bIVINZ rv) Om suite and y ic -} C P ‘ — .4 of wh ata big sto k we arry - ; » fountain sery- | —Cfticate fege Virginia — 2 . 39; 36 C atoms rn. CHIF FOROBES -—— SLIG HTL SED?) Qure : rr SU 4a b] Ame! ag” n walnut, | bargain. 49°94 South Grand, | &F attached, Mrs. oO, H. Wolff, 6232 Oak and ship free for out- of- town son Dear — furnish _—— rooming |} CAbany 207, Bas 4 ie. - SHOP—Bareain. 4 tise ED— Ma attress, Springs, $10; single bed | | CHEAP. H. > al IS FURN TURE | 50. DINTSO ROOM son = pi a Seaver | PURNITC - o rooms, chea a ¥ leaving and RANGE Elevated oven: deliver and | fair” des to outlying Pens. Prices and HE LURU NG & GRIMM ing at our ‘3 E m - : > ry ' As “ z re 4 ax, “Ht - i ra | . Les vey, ORF Neoshy ). .; PR 1leV_y ‘ ‘ f i air dealing are what ta} at vr] ; . & than b buying ip ; Sublete, $8. 5219 ¢ lates (ce) 1516 FRANKLIN ( Sonable, CAbany 43X7 W bi i 2 | 0 Ww Furnit 6219 | (air. $ ; om, | Ot} 1Ww } ; y Pe fc) | SHOE STORESn ndid . as fer Size: ala tn i eee ene ro ss Ot Tan | FURNITI Sect see : gj .comnect, $10. akner Furniture, §218 | “VY BROS. FURNIT(? it E CO.. 311 sg | L ane as lngton Call and aa Perse stincle Box. 7 ax Bory em ‘ in. Three-quarte ° size; aisO0 8 86Cresser: be 3 D'S wer y? > and ax — Chair: bre ak | | DINING RO 1M SU ITE —Wain ut: also Ox | be TURE Cina ms, Owner leaving Virginia, (c) | = et. Be Jefontaine or Belt Line care | tion and Storage Ge. 1h Grand. ier 18 ok) M aT a - == e454 Flad ~ Cc) Le + Walestic “S25, tin. —en | : iNT fugs. Call 3711 G i avois. (ec) | FCRRIToRE : ery GAS RANG ie 1h nae Quick ey | Kas |} Dass Our door NEW BE] D LIV ING. ROOM — oe: GG —Stroller. like bnew. cheap. | CO, ; Ree ” © ' y> Ww -a5 0 ) NG R th. SET- —So bs ak: fi; “On- j oq dle : — range. in excellent condition. very cheap. | O ( cL c C iNCE..4. set erhead Mitte Ga ~~ Rea a Ioan ae Blot Lifayet:, at bed & 21 Mimika | dition” sl Paulian pl. © Pane Cae | 1312 Pendleton. Sad HEN? HARDWARE Co, © 8”: | HOT 2 for quick ee 316 Ay tous q SUITES, $89.95 bx? gas heal : ——Go0 — ae — ; met Hye ak; Di | 3 IY ); leaving city: | GRand 9 2 of z = =. "3 Oft-drin Parlor; | m2. a ——— F moe, Sorings and harestre a $10. ou | zine: AN — saarter, Oak p Sodean | NING nore : were | omplete, 3. 5354 ai oze tg “ne aston. | c Ag RARGE- Quic Meal, ae oe | RoOvER DE A‘ C ie 1033 uckingham i 0M + igri t | Sag wt ¢. 7 “s ta ~ Rd o} ™m 2p al — : - : at ou + FURN : = =— |v Ses “2 , " ourt mar TW f ) veral to selec rom, titra Crit st. : STORE—Doiae ~y bneiness: come q y Oliy 8U) | COAT NGE—Gas plat 2 irmners: | ; ' 24 be —~ Reasonable } dealers.; 2 beds complete, dresser and chiffonier, > "Tr ~_— ive , ic rw) AL RA riu—Ga S ate, ,burn mt i DT [NING Ul [—- COs, - = 4 Ca a no 2 BS.) w# a | HOOVER— -With ne retail $7 } 7 { ood paying :| Shop Landis oir: 2505 He perks pREUS—C jean: folding: also brass: rug. _kitchen table for $12 1408 N. U nion, | $25. libra —, y cheap. arid ‘Alamo: fe) |6 chairs, j rocker: no dealers. 26 . 6 | Sever used: cash. $55 Sunday pod Rte | M ISSO U RI, 200! d Morgan Sod Klin’ ( a REPAIR SHOP—Must sell, yi ~ Parior sUlte am | Halliday. {eo} COAL RANG E —~Maije oni . 6 holes and : CAbany 427UR ; bs \ Lanips. eee reasonable: | Tenne Sse €. (c) 6002 CC iemens. : ” - 9 ‘ 9 ® ip : 4 at Ha Ween estes ee ‘ } . 7 ain leg ler "A hone, a m7, | a ee Seer “+ 77% ~— | ay REPAIR -) od business oat & ero} mahowany ; spring and mat-; hot-water bac k. 631 Oregon, wit | DIN ING TAR L E—(" bairs, ater. } FU RNITU R EE ri 2 i a - .y | $275 GAs RAN se iY $175 kitchen — CEBOXE 8—Small. 4939 West Pine. sec. | MOLA LLEC y RIC WASHER ” — Ay: YY at : , } j =" te eo ‘ nye ‘ i ’ ’ —- m . ~* ' P ¢ $ see Dag {C) |} COAL RANG E —Large heating -atove: rood kitchen heater day bed. ~ roc ‘ “Ust sell, avis gz City and re rigerater: 9x}? rug, car chair, ond oor east ‘ distria account a 2? pendletor %. es single ~SimimOne sacri. | condition: hargain. 38000 S.C ompton, - | ze. ol, Cea EPATR Location 2 _ Sie” f- % #0324 Pennsylvania, Call Mon- / C OLD ae in f00d order. $18; oven. a oe ABLE—54-inc! inch.. oa oak. round: G0. | FOR: 40494 0 tory | Sacrifice WE) TS ee uae I, reasonable, 714 Cambridge aple 966 90 . : ; ‘Del sel]: x» fersan A359. a tee West Pine : TY wan) S25. oto N__Broadw rp d | | He oh n os en separately. ( 6S; FURNITUE = — Spoeetbon 9048.(c Quick iol cad on gy wo NE Will give | a SEWING = & imar 0185 ~ 2 RIA‘ ae Ana rubber bathtub. / COAL-R ANGE—Al] enameled: in’ goo orton pl. c62) | t 4f three-room fiat: prac ti- | ¢ » . - s ¥ Rage ction ip ; - R re | ds servic aelivered and | rome ; : A'T ind "HR 163 5S. weWare and fix. | ins trosttOP— Established 26 7 pm q et Pine, third floor west. (c) | _ order: bargain: $45. 915 N. Broadway. | DINING ROOM SET_c Olonial _mahor- oe floes north ee: 8163 Bent ray | =" LEVY BR 208. 31] Ss. gem 1 | GAS HEAT ER ATTACHED sea | theap. 5020 Del. s6._Box E-141 “ -. PLUGGY Like Hew. very reasonable COAL RANGE—+« O1e'8. high oven; reason any: real bargain: pn, ) Gealere, JE fferson | a ee race 5 £ S$ ANGE—~ k Meal. whit enamel; | = beds, j Orier ; | SMALI, NICK EL-PLATING PLANT - Kingsland. end floor. GArfield able: go00d condition. ~-O9A Warren. | 0510, 4353 w stminster p} | FURNITURE— Davy hed. kitchen ¢ abinet, | GAS R +—Quick Mea © low as $5. 915 } Broadway, Only 3 more fe ‘ft: all thoroughly re. ; Cheap > HY : . P Br R . > hm es | large bed. ~903 N. Va andeventer, Ant. | white Hoosier kitchen cabinet, breakfas, DN. Broa, —*f “ TD ERO South Grand M1 B. Selling on account of death. {am a | RANGE—Charter ~~ 8k. Wilson DISING- ROOM —SEeT— -BeGroom set. sun. | A. —~) | get ar id icebox: all practic ally new: no| ; CABINET—Hobove, cheap. | Conditioned end fully guarauteed. Hiag & Or terms. Riv. 41. Post. -Disnatch. — .. * SIROLLE R—$2: hich chair, $2. ater. Cal! _>-unday, 4520 San Fran- Parlor wicker Bet, 6251 Dela mar ayv., 2d) > ——— ; — Cealers: cash. f{ 116 Cora av z (e) | sheet e apacity and has copper body and! hos ac prings. i¢?, | SO IN CAFE A = & 4 Castic ‘man. (ic) | cisco, COlfax 357M. : floor west: leaving : Monday. FURNITI RE— f ‘-room flat, cheap: can Teen pee if Te ¥ TE ms Cylinder: alao sold on Cassy terms of $j STUVEsS_7F 4 a ee ————_—_— GAS RANG ES— erg} ll wi four- I o N A R-——Blue enamel. ar: Account of sic kness. LJ “af Z $5; dini ‘Nk table. $35: Diano: fine |COMBIN ATION RANGE—Charter aK.) DINING R OOM sy’ walnut. ernie -1! 4303 Te T ’Pbly Sunday | hole one s oe tee an. muarent eed to be in | | bd17 O' De ber week. pone ble. | a Eactrg Cafcterin 4052 Paro Pa Ga eee first-cl; ASS cr | E LITC TIER = SABINET 8; good condition. | THE SMISSMANS (x) a DRINK ARLOR—And merchs 3 = ‘ Spr pee. mattress. dres dresser and -chif- COMBIN a RANGE—Blue enamel, | -156 Lanham ANG Ox 9 rug. kitchen gone ao nied ie Mg IO =N HARDW PARE CoO. : 33194 Russell. 5609 FasTro. ’ PARKY Liew 7123. i ‘ = ht. : = DINTING-ROOM_ SUITE— ieee Arner: } f ) c la i; : _ As first class, | perio: tecteer a * 1 aan ke hl oe wee Boe 825. =I SA_ Magnolia. Cc} | like new: w Sacrifice. 4115 A_Russcl}. | hoe OO oon ’ steiner Jryr. | Bano. electric washer, 3854 St. Louis, | Rand 86] GraVois. | KITCHEN HEATER ——Quick Meal: white OPEN EVENINGS. 38. MON, _ SAT as and short | ot istrict. 343 — a Ws — an ee uxe epring; rea- | GOMBIN AT ION tANGE—Blue _eriame! Ss 09 aS: is) | FURNITURE—Librare table iE—1 white enameled. equ ipped | enamel. 4361 Neosho MORRIS HEATE R-—Sise ras | meee ae : _ Of health, | STATIONERY STORE— with ~- Lae $e CAbany s1914 oT Quick SG0: round oak table. $3. DINING ar “oir | room, combination range. 4466, McPher | , orraine oven Foe eng, fire- | err CABINET—Whlte, porcelain Riverside 6112¥ -— ape Ti On : a | FURNITURE— -Plaver-piane and rolls. d sO HE so 5 DW ARE ¢ KITC noe ABINE iK@ new: bar rain. ick "Mea! stove er Missouri. rah Ley ie slaves: a aie other eh De se. xo. S08 De Mun. one bloc’. ") a - “gacrifice’ Tor $100: ae slight! ly used. Hlland ‘isdd niet — ROOM SE van ee eet, = = Venette set, dresser and hed: good - ondi. enn, bind L HAR 8H] — is 20906 N Vandeventer Apartment R. Peco KB BS "Brand Hew; all cotton: ape tabiew: chea _ GRand had SEs . } *j iS: . : ar ec a T—. “t « ieyr - ; o] : Seen OL Gravois, TE cl M / “¢ ‘ 4 = ; ry P | {c) co ee three bloc ‘ks north o a = . Ex di. COMBINA TION STOVE -—~Like pew. bar- hie 8; owner movine: ee "dealers. i pen: Must disnose of Quickly, 4217A Ss AS STOV oT enamel: $10. ORISA | KITC HEN Ft RNT TURE—Bed. eres cial CEntral $480 OVES.. re SIRar. on account “ = = “DR ESSE Re —2 ivory “sets, | Sain. 3329 Minnesota ay . i ,’ 4 enando ah GRand 84755 fe) | Stoddard | and wardrobe. 14394 Cora | MISSOC RI. 2009 M ~ ‘onder, 23 nnd location our: Business ?’? ie ™eie: cea”! Riverside 83030. boc denaed COMBINATION call Viliand Lae ete) | DINING-ROOM SUITE—Handsome Teather aan at oes. 7 mee gd ges, | CAS STOVES—3-~batesine TSS NW. | KITCHEN CABINET—All new? Hooslor, =) J organ ph bg rr Son te Fee c 7 condition, $5. Ca ang . é onc Or Storage charges. ) Ant. J latest style: sell chean. 11294 Walton tn ‘ . ; covered chairs: re contents “hs a Union, Apt. A. yle; se . w) | room house. 3717 Delmar e- 3 | Call for Mr. Chapman. “004 Morgan. Gas STOV E—4 burner, side oven, cheap. KITC HEN } '——Gray oak, | 2-Piece Mohair Suite, $89.50 (c56) - ; ; | FURNITURE tree JS40) Michigan cw oc? vot rt md club cheir, y helatered UR — Be e . or port a p ie NITU RE a S13 8et $15: dressers, S as STOVE one k Me al: 2 Single - beds. —wW hite. BY: reund | in ge huine taupe meonair: in ood condi- SG baby crib. £32. 191 cA | | thon Time Payments. Sampie end re- if } . } tu ch torobes Aye beds. $3: was | "4400 Forest Park. fe) | oak table. buvers our specialty. BEL - _ eatiate —~ ray ; NGE—G : double and single: mat- COMBINATION R; ray, ASsUred, Enymerable years’ @ : wes nee: cheap. 3826 Flora pi. 394] Labadie. DINING-ROOM SUITE Walnut 10 pieces. “GArfiela qn ae Rend 06 (c) : ; Ni d 7 ne Gear . : | States ¢ Ba | COMBIN ATION RANGE an soft $500; sell for $150 leaving city: : )| Rutlas .coeae a Sates. Boaimen's Be ‘ “yey chiffonier, Hartman. wardrobe or: sacrifice. 6209 Radom H744 Marmaduke. : stoves. $6. 619-9 andevente COM 0330 bi Used | ‘ : a — ‘ ’ r. | Oh } »: ie . OVE... ‘ : | TAILOR Sa Sail . owl. : “Piece Walnut dining-room set, COMBINATION RANGE— a NG- ROOM SET—7-niece- £000 condi- ; aoe | GAS STOVE pnd kitchen cabinet. cheap. | | Qbear = ———~ | condition. d department, ters: ; Bar: SHOP i, ood stand. abies aR. (a Thi ITE Wal nut; also 9x12/ Superior: almost new FOrest 9502W DINING-ROOM SET—D-piece massive | ro Pasewee a 0: yee, be ad % (e} 33° Dimas an 8944 Hurton. de) | 16th and C ass Store ooren Co., Ath and Was - 3 ‘ - - - hey glish: a} | FURNITURE —Slighitly ed: Nn § kinde. | [soe KITCHEN HE ATER—White enameled SU. tl Albnn x ? ~~ — fe 37 Gravois. ie) COMBINATION % GE—Ouick Meal: _ &ariy Killen; a A other furniture: leav. us re &. GAS STOV — Qi lick Meal hi gh oven. Dare ad oa + 9 ae a Complete - we a SEDR Almost new: beauliful | sii Slightly used; $50. 152] Franklin, ing city, G024 Kez Walker Armstrong H. F. Co.. 1809 a ‘eae $10. 2015 Missouri . 4303" pn wet like new: sree: —| AND € ee oy, org style: 1 wnoee Fi uf ¢ —Y $6 ». ly to opera 0), hgktlnut. up. . ; +E—Biue name! | DINING ROOM— Hew aaa 8-piece. walnut {c50) | = eee ; rev | ued One Winter: $95 ¢ ax 32 R ‘ sackla nd a “i SED . HP_3470 McPherso — emery pS gy PE. ‘iaabareee. : F254 bedroom guite. new reasonable. 6325 | Kinds. In cyclone dis- | GAS BI V ES—Bed 9 Warnes, — 7 "| Soe HEN HEATER—@ray. this is | not | ae RIENTAL RUG— ney cost S285: sarri- word: like pew, bib 5 5 o- Wer —— best ~~Mon anne Pp INGS—Three-quarter r, 7] | aren it. JEtferson 6259. (ec) | Clavton rd. CAbany 3459] ie) a. "St price beginning | Hitchen cabinet, gi a — “ke it is END at a very low price. | fice $140- Set # ma Pennsvivania. Nowy * . " a a xs — as . 7 “uw - ' a ; 3 t) f lic e232 rig A > 9 -¥ this . a oyr Gna : springs and clean mat- mMat- COMBINATION RANGE—Blue, reasonable. DINING-ROOM SE? . mahorany ee andevent = i $19. IHeRa ile (c) 6077 Wunda ay. a excellent condition." ‘Facne CAb- ¥ chest of ing room two-tone, nn | braska, mania Seeder Kitehen Cabinets Ar , | n8} an 7 an, *% RE SSER—Circanaian wainut, | COMBINATION RANGE E—$15: real bar- | 3 03. OOM ; cheap — -211 MeCaue): and. (cH) | GAS STOV E—Quick Meal, enamel com ni- Jefferson ay. a noe "or hh ee an Pe en : ighlen a. heen Tt Abany S634. gain. 201 S Jefferson. __(¢)? | DA fixe ROOM SET—F “ange congol- RNITT RE—Contente 3- room apartmeni:| mation range. cheap. 2822 Nebraska. Call $28. 00 to $48. 00 Pantin ‘RSET —Soplene beautltal Want VAF | STORK—a. boav thoroneh fan r4 = Ut ful. 6-piece. mahogany: | COMBINATION RANG AO Yaa oven, gray em rug; davenport table. 046 ibe. | | 700 Leland, first north. Pp Arkview 2333. | i110 0 to 6 Sunday or Monday. 7 —— Golden oak, white enamel and gra c arved : library table. ‘tabie lamp: r 2” block of Pieziv Wierlv A + im; Sok. first west aoe S841 Sherman _p DINING SUITE Toe | 2) | GAS STEAM RADIATORS used one | Equipped with flour sifters and movable | gain, 2732 Ann. Victor sir grid antemer Stores > EXCEP” ie $ . 202 3 hs ron nis (cS) | sample; wil) gel! cheap iner Fursi- ard. 66 ine oe. K | {c) Co.. ; : £ LA nme WY LL GOT ot new : sow , ii 4 SUITE fahowan oak 1202 8. Broadway. (c2) | chairs. dining table, beautiful condition -FURNTT? RE-~—Bedroom quite. breakfast | $10. Victor 1412. fe) | weer S . vet. Tugs. icebox. rockers, 606 Hamil- | HARD COAL BTOVEGar land: good con. . (c) dition: $15. 2905 St. Vincent, © a appointment to see furniture call CAb- : walnut at Auction j . oe , M. 4 hure- | Co o; bre BE Relkirk 1808 ondava and "(eB9 ) 38104 Russell. (c) any 1367. tc} i t *

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bes ile Lo De = its a ee eras ay Par Pe “mf RRM AES PN eT Reread coun i Raa Y we ey) ¥ & Pie Mag rers 5) Cee tS: AB Song Ta ae Sie we i a ¥ hae AE, EDN iS Nes cis a oe, + ores x 4 ars, Mie re oy Me Ce. ae wye Te Sch gg RRL PE ATM Oe Oe PEIO ve : ok Sean Pray Lee ee * “ef r bier” Sb 4 ees np B90 uP see aan got eid Seemed os phe dies . 8h Re A MEE. CoO Th , pth 2 ‘ DA ST-LOUIS as 200 ANI MA LS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale OCTOBER 9, in These Columns Today. SUNDAY, 1927. _____ POST- DISPATCH HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) TABLBE—Oak dining. eet table, a P18) cabinet. bed. 4515 McPherson. (e635) TABLE BED, $22.00 Heavy soliq oak libracy yor easily couverted Into a large bed. Space inside fur bed clothing. Looks like new—a real Dargain, Easy terms. Basement bargain | ag ef sample and reconditioned fur- Giture HELLRUNG & GRIMM, 9th and Washington. TWIN BEDS—Simmons: complete: in gvod condition. Call Sunday, 4108A potas USED FURSITU RE—Call Sunday, J1SOA Winnebage. LAciede 577258. ic) VACUUM cCLEANER—Eurvka: attach- ments: SIR, 41715 Tee. COlfax 4; 709. ic) 6c) VACUUM s WEEPER—/ ranz Premier; $14. 836072 Humphrey. ic) VACUUM CLE ANER—14 new Eurekas: complete: $39.75. Reden Blectric. App'l- ance 2 a 410 Pes Tre, co ifax 47 Va. dich Fai ‘TUM CLEANER—Hoover Special. BUILDING MATERIAL BUILDING MATERIAL MISSOURI GLASS Co. SEARS & PIOU N. W. Corner Sixth and Wash Streets cut to size and de- HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE PAR te Ap or stand. WASHING M.: At ‘HIXN® te Saies io nev MANN .E BROS. For Quick Clean-Up gs in stock. We 11 kinds of glass for buildin “ah “ ows for factory and homes. liver. Largest stock of steel wind ASK FOR OUR LATEST esis TELEPHONES—CENTRAL 5795-5 2-Pe. “Srobai Liv ing- “ $250 °. pe. ’ Oak Dining- -Room lacie tinnias ” Also Drenara ea ssseaetian and Day-Beds at low prices, $35.50: good condition: new brush and belt 4153 Grove «et. COlfax 4345. ic) : i VAcCUM CLEANER—Eyreka, attach- | ments: bargain s a2 PRospect 2263. | }) 37 33 Hi limphre VACUUM Swi e PER—FEleceric; good con- Lough borough. BUILDING MATERIAL __ “IRTC gen 0 area 1000: Open Ev enings Unt Instruments. For Sale iUs ~_" te age gee vy up; of oiber 1 Aline at | HUNLETH MUSIC ae | f VICTROL. f $50. ‘ eget nemnagestnse el Furn. Houses = elate For Sale dition: $5: will Gemousirale. 4014 CURA, one NSN - om eee A A ORR et th VACUCM CLEANE “RS At greativ reduced prices: well known "RIAL-— Doors, O: MATER?! . ‘Gibson n's banjos, S. $30: hs Py ag year, ~ Take, brand-new and guaranteed one ¥ BARTMER. xX aivues up ts S35 Pas dsargain prices. ~9. 7 | to $45: easy terms: open’ even ings. 1621 | >. 3: 5529—For sale or lease : C an 1 iba $40: gi uitars, etric uy. max fern res. de ne e 5) | ide SAXOP HK NE “OUTFIT —Hol ton, Broadway. Phone HUmbolt 1279. (c ideal Vacuum Cleaners Bargains pase painted and ype und 4 _ open Sunday 2 to & ° comp) e te ly and e! ‘gant! ¥ tarnished Brand-new America electric cleaners; latest model: regular price $55; special | FUR ' amen = accessories free: sale price oniy $29.75 while lamited quan- tity laste MEKHAN 3134 S. Grand. (c5) | FUR? eS RSD Os lI TROLA and library table cheap. 2838 | rns + MATERIAL VOLT — On Steiner. hag 5000, Victor, HUmboit O0364R (c} ee oe oe eee ee ,» Weal NET DINING SET—Buffet table. a FURN chairs. host chair. sacrifice, $80; Quic Meal gas stove, like new, $20. asiva ington , f, he 7 * . . Lee wegen ee ee RDRORE TRUNXK—Good condition, $8. | ing room, ‘kat ite! tf Delmar. cs tne _used ec oe og te PLACHT & BRO.. Pianos and Organs For Sale PIANO—And pihono- Fi LAM he RING Sec old b: and ; beauaiius manogee ¥y a ASH \) A ki nds; } 1240 SAA MI Sa ? rk lite WARDRORE—Fine kitchen cab oe begets pet paper, 41644 Lafavette. . {ey . WARDRORES—And chifferobes: oak ant ro waitin > up. Wl 8S Jefferson. PASH ER + reened eondition: 340. Sites 47009 470 fe. « der WELL VW ASHERS—Eas% almost new; reason- able. Hox M-805, Post-Dis. tc) FIVE RooMS— Brg at ASHER Eden. copper: will sacrifice for | each Bargain. 3124 Ohio. rented. WASHER Ede n, S60: Eureka at tachment, if ee VPRoaspect regs | 3733 Humphre v. iM Washi MAC ‘Hi NE— Automatic rood Or | ler: S30 626 South Broadway. fe Wactir ss Bden: bargain: must sell; $40. | #811 5. Br rae are de T999R.ic) | BEE “GRAND y PIgSO— Beat brown "530° c wis rien _— ' in ‘ ome “oth er grand ‘bat ‘Tain, ‘standan’ WASHER With copper tank Se | HOUSEHOLD: GOODS yee amd 43. ‘ ‘aliforn ie ee) se as PN 9 \SH aa —Mayt as: first-class condttion: 4 bargains before buying Bana y Ee. | ANDIRONS—Furn: ture, = — | pos CHICK ERING— Baby “grand, badiy: eee iv a Or appraised psa $523 Ala ska «., |. lata dwell: poe or ar . SHERS can be rented. cs A) ner | 3251. nth Gaertner Electric Co. 3521 N. | Sy «. a ‘cRO) A: TASH SERS —Copner: vacuum, $32: oscil- later. SIS: Easy: bargain. 4417 Shaw (83 heal pos) aA AROS Gj WILSON HEATER—S19. Sit Texas, a He Ny Ub Fk" oe gag —— FY wrt) _or — contents veg Terms 33 meomthis. Po RC H POST! s—6 a om: - GU LBRANSES Rh minlinlnnw papioe PIANOS— oF tril bs) ha HD pie RC FOES ye TR POO itera 6, RTPI TS cen, teh Se ld MA oe > ABE : or eae Nico aer eet akee ties RIv ont $2 0: 3M. see i’. Grand, Phone Lac inte 8000. Oren FreaATHE RS a —30e to Hite Meee hae Sil: 23, ae oe A 5 PEI IN LEE Rie RE nes Bia ile Pee * Da Wet y ate OPTI Cag eA ig Dey? ‘STEG "ER “ER. AND ndows., 6 ma teTtats: WILSON HEATER—Large size: 10. pa 4591 A oma uv se $ ) ete a WASHING M. ACHINES | | Lami. A number of. genuine floor samples, = @izht ‘tae, 3 re to =O worth double: | CHIP FC rR BE —Oak ; . ren) bar ma ns: easy term . Meehan. evenings ich) Wick: ER Set — pieces: and breakfast eet. FURNITU — Wid —ot t ‘Ra : ‘4 45. " ic } price paid. KE SURE AND SEE THE FASE FUR NITU RE > Sav AGE WASHER AND DRYER >| : efore you buy any Ww asher No dangerous wrincrr. unhus — ¥ ne s simple. _ ettic client Fc RNITU RE ard 72N ete & “f 3 e LAc' omel. Tis — a » aaa $i me 7 and reasonable. $i0 te} tN Sl week whl beaw $50 worth FURNITURE curnéiare. Stemer Furniture cm... Fas Soke vib Tacs SEARCH WHERE YOU MAY | FURNITURE wid —Ho =. cham hots ~ 0 job c rane @, 30 anion used = oat and an enormous Stock | i? of ship supplies and all sop and office | fe'* os PI ANIST—Ws ranted. GOO Ds Wrd. —Or all kin musicaliv t i ual “bene! . thr yuh prae- _Box Jos. Post. Dia, | PIANO— Wheeler upright. fixtures. : RANGE e plant ts located at “Riverside.” a | Victor u bur or DC val wt} ™ Th De above wil ei he STOVE eoid In lots to the highest bidder for’ cash ta tose ll deposit of 25 Bed ome wit be required | s: each chaser. Positir y no | w ANT ~~ bay. . che “Kk 8 ai “COED L¢ a ‘unle i centile’ De- | t sertptive circulars ebtainadle at offices of axy amount Unc: Senedd auctioneere SAMUEL a" WINTERNITZ & CO.. : ee es ont splendid tome; low tor cash, of furniture wanted. Selkir&’s Auction. popular ‘Tadlo. re utat: on, : sastagy op a 4 : » PIANO—+4-piece reéeu s. yo On 30 O00 POENDS at to 60c for old anes. 3 fontana Ponther a SUS. CEntral may f ICHAEL Tat ‘BER & €Oo.. 3t Market st. 44 : : SEWING MACHINES STORM SUFFERERS. __ | coxs In order that we may do our bit, we | portable: ere offering 3 ROOMS, FURNISHED standard 1 uitar. uke jess than one-half price: ne ine COMPLETE. $169.50: make your own SEWING oe HINES ~Drophead | Leaks nighT—sStudy with ~ profession: | ~ [SEWING MAC HINE—Oippae “ad liberal reduction to first ee i‘™ Me ¥, = tie: a* AE ge ae ee *S = “i 9 sat . ms - “ay ie See az “a : a ‘o% a ~~ e ¥ » qactnaprammrntipaasten amiigmetins : ae re PEAR eA AF Paes ee TT eae, See be “ght we ae ee Abvcinet Sed ane yeWiee ne, Pe 4 ie ~e ‘ee —— a, aed ao SEWING MACHINE —Rouna opeam ad, terms: open evenines. Cheap. LEO BRASCH HOU SEFURNISHING CO 2728-30 FRANKLIN. (e4tx ) S1 STORM SUFFERERS agen and Olive: gt aly S137. Trade in your @amaced furniture \i}| SEWING MACHINES repaired, MID WEST CONSE RV ATORY $2: 4557 20 lessons ert” piano, sat, bane. Christensen, . we ~ , - Felso: n. | See Our 3-Room Outfit for || SEWING MACHINES—all makes, new and te on used or new furniture. We will ia sive you Dberal allowance and spe- etal low terms to help you owt, un- ||| | SEWING til you re-establish your home. | make of: “Q.77 : usec - up: $169.75 ae best: repairs. Seigel Furniture Co. TaNO—- Zz condition FA YE PIANOS Baldw in 00 Franklin i iY | rownd bobbi n, ——— Lenn a _}; | WD; Standarc teeters a a WS =—' | rebuilt hike new. = — 1 | — tching me ae pane Neth cay atiie ae cise ys hy . Po a ae ee ax abe Se RS GE ESS, ‘ se, - are : is” SET Py ba eal ie ead eee ou x rhe oe Peas cspkad eee oa, Pes pee Syl a ie sided LN igh toa tee Pa r + he ck Pe one " A Date hae aang Sigee alte the Sa Pa Ay cae eri eee: ole wi aes Ver "3 aay 4 Yas ttsyg* » m wats ‘abe ~ ” - “Vs . . ‘ae tie ’ ae 4 > -_ Fae . ae % ; ‘ $ ¥ zt = ¥ 5 a > a 3 2 - & erect my. lta pape TRB re IS Ce Rig a ep 3 Si a whieh, eae a ve ” piven rears Anse ne MLR Seek Sea 5 isl eS ec gests os er. me | | | SEWING MA HINE— 3487 | : } , « ce ‘ ; ; RE ce a "@henandos ‘Ali SUht OL Pl TERI TNO ainda Also rolis and bench. hes ae 7 ~ (ec) * “- sell . . en rgenee- ‘Button hole machine. $25. | teach ev eryt thi ng. maci PT hve mtg, NOTICE ie ; To Tornado Sufferers | Siichtly wsed furniture can be lt bought at 4 prices. Largest se- lection in cit t| cayp an epneer ea err oscar EASY TERMS | | Sin osS0. aEviNe | wach HINE SALE ER + ANO—Like fi - Sin u 74 ‘winger " drophead, $15 i) + : wa F roe .> P Da ‘tn : ___ Pianos and d Organs For Sale UPRIGHTs PIANOS. Special sale of used upright pianos; wal- nut. oak and ay age finish: all in : peor sme yee priced } terms as ae as ; Zl Cm COACH, new a coach, new motor A real buv at a clede T3457. 3819 S. Broadw nee ee came ee oe O85 Brand-New Chevrole ~ $926 AUBURN antsy a or oge o RADI [[iO— nena take Coach JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER Bie Diseeene a erate = | Lee av. on — old radio Li BE J j ATi pew Freed-Etseman. you will say #0 yourself,, UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. D0" Coach: late model; reconditioned thorqughtly. (c62 78RD Ivory. runs good. 3309 Locust st. N igts MO Moon 60 ‘coach: 4-wheei brakes: full equipped. absolutely a see rice $905. 2022 N, Grand. |, BRUMMER-TULLY Broad way ‘ATCHEST sateae Gall for od ; “= | jewelry, diamonds. Mill AU BU RN ST. £0 U Is “CO. Trunk. bum | RADE > S-tDe | BHd4A_ 5. $875. NASH-—Coach: beautiful 1926. yew con- , OLIVE a | RADIO. > Saas Russell, os KUHS-BUICK os Buic K brougha! it; AUTOMOBILES bh oe Fy el | $45 1927 CHE VROLET nou | in "ADIO Ta—3 chest. rey ALL Ao W 4. For wrecking. Lindsk one eta ; + ‘ icin eTTe. 228 HU DSON PR AMPTON. 3309 RADIO—3-tube CHRYSLER—“0 Brougham - big sacrifice. Nash Special 6 with charwer "Phene Riverside sale are to CHEV ROLET—Coach; | CARDNER—Brougham: 5 poral: oy on ao RADIOS—At haif old: has been driv 1633 3. | RADIO—S- tube + strate, $ 3S531A Mi isnouri aes. 5 mony 5 perma R OLET—1026- 10925 ae and is guar ranteed $2: Klink. 3505 South a | West Side Nash Co.. open all Gay Sunday. (c) | nae cea d Gardner Brougham 8 Cylinder RAL Vik tr | M: urket RA AD et Moon Coach, 1927 pers, all extras, S200 down; MONARCH, 313° 37 Locurt 2 a: | bar . £8965 Lotus. | DIO. TIAL EXC HANGE | OLIV E. 5 or other tems car: ag | Down. Come over and see it, You'lt mek | OR P ANO IN PAR. fw ate | beautiful | e BAKLAND —— 18227 coaach. b- og 23 } h482. Carag, trunk, windshield iB onl and other extras: SUPE R. HETERO - | “LIBERAL. “ALLOWANCE 7D Will trade At on car HUDSON- FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust. Loc Wie aa ‘SLER COACH | & Judd er T1353 N. | ; fe ' JEWETT—+-dowor ow BA »s 4, oa) j 4 | You mist sso this con Sl FRvc K w td. —One-ton. mech LOOK! 6-TUBE sheng $75 j | 1926 FORDS WANTED Con: | speaker GU. Royal Motor. Sis8t Lo- fit Will | Pi You! investis ate ' fer in gg tw ca ow: runs like new: Wtd—Ten or ton and one-half 9S. M. —— COACH, $3 EO a KE original Sakae — driven — mi lest Ree sonnet tala eect 21 arant ro NEW Radios. Bee our today's R adio Section. =e STAR il Coaches For Sale BU ic oo 25 Master WILLYS- “OVERLAND ii ING used Ford dealers on new. Perfect in every CY MORE WISEL $585 @ j A 1927 Oldsmobile Coach, New Guarantee. 4000 Miles, Terme. UNIV ww! 43401 Locust. Alw g | 30, co pes, 50 seaane ae — eee 5. mall “an | "STOR Ss “ALL OVER ST. "i UTS new: also 1926 coaches: pe | jon : 1805 Russell. (c) he KUHS-BUICR ee Chavcaien W oe BUT cpt as WILLYS-OVERLAND INC. one and 4 coach. late mode new paint and ures. and Locust C¥autral 4644. Radio Reparne Wea pav hichest prices: bring title: mort- Dodge conch: Fisher body: ss gages na id att. Formerly Andy Lehr’s —_. eage: $25, 000 CASH FOR AUTOS CALL GRane par ts. E Bea eon Radio € Co.. iereon avs | RT BUI R— Coach. 1927 master 6: used very | imstalled. , : ; 1925 Bote. in wonderful epi | FRANK'S Radio repairines: PACK A KD—~7-passenger: in goad 4 GRand a ee Bech ® Olgas Ne ~ Se eee ods 7 = aa " ae - he a ee . i bo Saale tal Se i i i a alts iy aa Toe @ Snes ak ay Ra} esata ” Yond Mae om teow ria Wee peas ts sane BRR ite yim ote Deca Pat ee eT NOt Se sy ORS TIES OS ot ee ee oP Sa bai ey Can be seen any time at COAL, COKE AND WwooD '6U ARAN TEED ta ee ken Is vour set ee Cherokee, BUCICK—1926 Master 6 coach. Me IT SRISTS. 934 Lecust|. F Tornado Wrecked Open Nights aad - also late Hudsoa coach. S405. Nash 1926 PONTIAC C car is Bew: ortatnal tints ae | y ¢ ~w@* . ; This roa dster. runs we . Kinsella Radio Service Co... ne RADI O Cai CE P Al a service, 1926 BUICK COACH ‘Rabo Rad io C SERVIC = expert. Dane cums retntehes RA DIO SERV [CE—Aerial s @ | Er ‘i &rv ice Cal x | est 6029 W. ESsex—i070 =: _Wamed to Hire Ess — 928 mach; _Premier ier Radio Service. AUCTION oe AAI | PL pots wl PIANO. h " Every Monday and Thursday ry 10:30 A. M. bi | aed TE fergon, ings. ; +.7 5: umn ; tit ay ; ' Furniture of All Kinds © C AML. | PE ne Lap ¢-PLANO- i ther i SELKIRK, 1808 Choutean | i re tat mined 3 Hi | (c83) \\| coat beng Tae and rari Tite, ash rump. 33. 73>! ; per ton cS i 4@ a real ctr a sei 1} COAL—Fr resh = | smoke: A Special Outfit for | ~ | COAL-—Best r bes i || Puller, Tornado Sufferers , clean lump SO mM: 30: Instruments Fer ae abi ust. sell at a ey — +s h e6ae As a aaa | ieee sota are. ,f 4 , ~* oll ci, eo Gj pinlentbinemintitimenmpn _ mp coal, on ton: ; F : " ——" Sas wea 810-98 | | oes $1.50 a f | $6 ni y De ] Our Outfit “$169.75 COAL able acreeD > ete eereerteeoe te ® > lessons and $5 accesscries free: $5.79: city ong RIESEL. BORs _T 48th Year. qty é : Week {i : A big stock of a!! ida ot en furni- | ture cheap. to replace damaged furnr- RADIO > Sa Ra GO C seal Drage truck onty. without | | Bui =n, po os easy terms; dont miss this Seromoned Wid —Would RADIO DOCTOR OES AW ESTERN. yR.LeTtg MOTOR O% Bargains i Used Cars Servicg » ahout «1 TYler TRUCK To hire: small. a ESSEX Cee | 80 i RADIO, SERVICE | Grerinnd. Bcaach Hi Use driver: truck must he pn | able for hauling furniture. 25. > ee 1924. — lke new: * ply J. D. CARSON CO., 8th 55: Sh COACH Essex Coach, eee wpemee ae EV ROLEP toe. 1925. — rae. men Mdae TIN seorsis, 2819 Olive. APPAR El. .antis, ae right number. call grand or player |B eit. A og H 3137 Locust CHEY ROLET—Coach, 2 ,@* se ee me om em « om * 1334, f, Appleman, 15084. soeD TRO 5 TN _ rate aj} CLO THING——J0., " ' shipmen! pay | CEntr a] 4361. | Aute rad HEY ROL BT— Absolutely brand new: _tesa M.-i o $: $12. 4 DElmar S065, | or ccon bine ggg (leg = $5 > ? Gaiber. 1105 Franklin ry CH CHEN ROLET—Ai:s gt Lt a i any : anne with case, | ture, on EB. Z. payments. King Furniture Co. 218 FRANKLIN AV. reduced price. m inch $s: 4-ineb lump a 5.25. CEntra) 4698 and i CUAL Trumpet— Student ) d : $ Te “ms $20 monthly we RLITZER. “1006 Ou sities Jent 8 special. . Open Monday and Saturday Eves. t ToaL Standard t (e2tix) ' a , rr A A elias o~ Ree ee aeenaiae . ” | REPOSSESSED GRANDS. players and re | protacing Pianos of high in splendid condition. Pas Hin | * HOUSE. S21 Wasting?on | TF 2 Ss gems Crum era). 4608. >=MISSOURIL: FOR cheaper a etter coal, Ca. — “ 2 BIG : FURNITURE a the enzinal pri ce; long -ti me terma arranged a. 148 gsth Year. ¥ [LL “TENDHORST( macicy bargains. Bald Ft RNAC & i $6.10 wrewnaininss ° . ~~ Lockner, . AUCTION “OS58R f Sl mlecmetion, NU IAL 4 Very good. JElfereon 4058. TUESDAY FROM 10 A. M. and «6relis for quick TO 4 P. M, ale BAROPHON =—Ep alto: BICHANGE Quick Wey Forest ii > _ terms can be arr chine MISSOURI AUCTION EXCH Wor erm aa Fa xOPii SE—tonn Alto; Bagge - i ae. C melody Bren yey ee |” COMPANY 2009 MORGAN ST. we DOOM HE.. i Pg RS new 2 6 oe PRIS tebe, Deby Senet of priced $98, $127. dave been put in nice innice and guar nice selection of — , ecomb- ach yr &. STARCK PLAN co. 4G1$ OLIVE ST POPCORN “WAG ) AXOPRNE Toms spree. silver: ppeereen ae or Box E- ne, Foicomiy | xi Hoke | or Ee electrtenity Rily operated. 1 B. A. nA Ritaier | WANTED—Men’ and aed aiver, $35 week. Laclede 0453. CHEVROLET—Coach 1927; Automobiles For ee CHEV ROLET——Coaach. CFE Vint LET 1824 coach 2 IVERS , Alw secondhand closed car | Al. 3401 Loewst. : } t ¢ *LOTHING——Short ensembie suit: : RE Wis | | AUTOMOBILE | Wid —In rxchanee a ic CHEV ROLET—Cosch SS: terms: ay | CUOATS——2: Sreen and 48th aaEy Re ILET—Coac a: mo as new: will wel! or 25. vc. aes ® | CO pwr by 40 | N. Sorne COAT—1 new. “radio. Japane nese Taquer. “CHRYSLER STORE. | CHEVROLET i93=6. in eaecTewt c teed . t $ ~- raed we $30. 530 | EXc HaSce, Ford UNIVERSAL. 3401 Locust. ESSEX COACH iSt4 whi CANA! tien ‘Ppet te Wd ro CH 5 a ro 2 » gir) everceat. CHEVROLET —Coach: 6410 Hage Court. 4 very desirable 5-paseenger tires and mecheqien _ Open COATS—Fail. winter black with oe ay ‘and | » m $5; ; a= fully an pond a w — * tty AL ood autos refinanc- | ESSEX X 1926 COACH. A sna y Espex 6 that's © Seam CHey ROLET—T8a7 ae: rs eal ge: ful oe eae A. v Wardrabe “Bxchans DRESSE Ete Cy fail. ike pew; ashing. a xraxparente’ ‘Slee Co. Auto Loans $25 to $500 Mone? in 5S mi nutes: ae private: termes. CLOTHES — For women anc. society people. Wen- iv = see model — driven , : : = MILTON MOTOR ch.. 1927 Essex Demons? fully eqitipped : ‘5 ‘teen, oe. ue — a4 “ci ane r NANC ‘e co” ‘3438 s - Grand. (cl) } le Pontiac Coach, 19968475 125 Gown today: all extras. MONARCH, | OACH, $575 Locust, © , PO NTIAC COACH A beautiful 1926 Pontiac ip wentertal Eettin n with a new car Suarantee. vs Mr MITCHELLETTS noe CO.. — Chevrolet rour pFice, trad. term AR— aie Jf Ad cylinder cone: Yalie $475 a: $145 Fo aiso = ‘ea ceach: 5 new tires z Ferd coupe: Al cond@iticn. 1925 Chevrolet teuring: Hike new. On “tar 6 se - like new, 193: Star 6 coach: like new. =) Moon n on sedan: bargain. ope pTRAL STAR SALES Bsa ike EBAK ER—Coach: bargain. nf avenve. sa clean job. priced rt i” os MOTOR LES. etter & Kingshiahwar. GRand 19¢6 Stadebener Coach. Seren Othe $100 a — 8 coed! trace iPPET— Douth Lida Buick pet enach. just like sew, best Rie value. Ss. QO. Ss. Finance Repossession cme “and ait and youll have to dictate RaTVeRsat 3401 Locust. Alwags spem. | 4 beauty: worth $575; only $435. 45 down. Graupner, 4418 oat Y @fe creewding tn too fast; over “oeed care: same hb Dew, sea Gend. mesg every possithie make am — oe You cannot help bent ¥ ” on eu. Aad price——well,

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SUNDAY, a. «a SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, i927 32™°900 AU TOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wahted and For Sale A ds in These Columns Today. ) DISPATCH, Oo _— POST-DISPATCH, ) AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | | : Sy OBILE F ee Coaches FSr Sai AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES : AUTOMOBILES ) AUTOMOBILES ie —— Coupes _ For Sale Coupes For Sale Roadsters For Sale Roadsters For Sale | Sedans For Sale | Sedans For Sale diate Acti | 9 ly = fA WES aula DEA, WILLYS- -OVERLAND: ING 1926 CHRYSLER COUPE FORD-—Coupe. $45; after 12. BUICK-—-1923 roadster. new tires: real | NASH—1926 Advanced 6 roedater: oniy | DODGE—4-door. at Fe $105: trade, | ABPMOHILE—Sedan, 192 Whippet coach, late 1926 model: excel- Model 58, 2-passenger: a dandy, eco- pos nels oe motor: 385: terms, trade, 1819 Sidney, $695; $235 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust, | terms. 3844 s&s. B good condition throughout: F tate model: new duco: £004 balloon | lent condition inside and out: the Whinpe; | Pomical car: equipped with 4-wheel brakes. FORD COUPES 10 BUIPK—Roadster, 1923: 5 good tire “BUY MORE WISELY” DODGE—Excellent condition, 4s T5235; | easonedic, aay tort Be eae chanicallv perfect: special price | with 4 wheel brakes is ove . ” a ~-Secdan, 7 passenger; A ) 2 arr : non . r a year old and D balloon tires, bumpers and. other extras: ake: A i ae K00d mechanical condition. Call Lindell y $00___ 653% ,_Arwetial | ‘a nd 7. L . , 4 paint: will 7 ‘f ms or trade opel evenings ana still a year ahead, excellent condition: liberal o Al shape; $65 and up- terms, trade. 9000. Z 1926. Nash bons ra 5 . my chanical eondition: new ucea it, Dias ee eng5 Lindell bl.. phone Lindell | 655° Laf yetle. ; i al terms; will! 2521 page. (c) - SS) Be: E—Sedan, 1926: $395: rea —— - pa | York = | ) > gynda sé : ” oth . 4 dR: RG1! trade, : g r=! ‘eaged Sale ) gant : GRand_ 8615. ‘OSON-FRAMPT BUICK—L Rie master roadster: be sy) Ad a R dst 615 Tower Grove. tj 7 nd 0413 | finance. “hase Garage, WichT _ TON 7 7 = : : nast sauty; vance oaaster 9 rah ar 3, _ ) oy Pa @ - | ‘ neal WILLY S-KNIGH I — Coach * 3 doors: in HUDSON 4 aoe MPTON. os00 Le ocust Zz FORD COUPE ‘ iPS Nash. 1926. $600: Studebaker sport y j Less than Biue Book Bopae Sedan. good condition : bargain : 7 Ce al My a 12 § 1926 BONES CC VAC H perfect condition: sacrifice quick sale; DODGE— 1926 coupe; dandy: $535: $175 | 1928 model Balloon tires: good a? #- _— Ford $76, 5173 Easton, (c65) ~ a price, for cash: inspection invited. POrest | tag 4644 S. Broadwa? ae time to buy ® guasen- fi Studebakerg EC temperature baked enamel finish: | West. CAbane S8Ab ie Meee firs! floor | dowy, COlfax 5571__ 3816 W. F lorissant. | tion: “only "$90 down: or trade. Oy. | BUICK—Sport_ roadster: new rubber: real UNIVERSAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open | 20". aller 3 a ~ ne . eed used carisnow! Never |; Mediums” lia @ Bish tires, improved motor, nicely | “iy at. any 3849R Monday. 711 N. DODG port tates coupe; g00d condition; | ow OWE? Y CO. 3318 Washington. as tot ae S280. terms, trade. 4593 Was- SiERCE. RROW a8 Te ai | DODGE — 1937. 5 down. to reliable par- JEW ETT SED: AN pees Save Vmes and con | Will kK ia red: of extra equipment: also a - sf] : atone Miami st. ! a 5) (ce) . . — P | ¢ . pa ssenger: like | ry, | F1OLMES—6-cylinder: fine a ae a LARANTY MO’ 20° STUD! DE BAKER —~192Z5 roadster: slassy car; | Complete selection: loweat prices. . , 4 : Oper : Brou } = : DEI : 0302 new : new tire pri ive “ low WwW: FABY 7t* - ‘ ) : "$160... ~ ~ 1 tons Ie Die dep ee Oorcer; y I 10TOR ( 0., 7936 Tocust. at $485 : $165 down. 381 6 Ww. Flori nt. | Ways open: terme: trad °4. TiNiY SRSA L. B401 Locuat. Always . tm ene er ee cae ———e & iames sie ; at | terms or trade, "1844 Ss po ted : ak eee ead Dodge: many Th tires v i. _ eather sets in! C onches nay shighway and |! 9°: | | r¥+ “ STi DEBAKER— Roadeter: light 6 | ATE MOTOR CO.,_ INC. | LINCOI N SEDAN | ae | BUICRK—19°> ee em | $106 dor wn. balance 12 months. Town- | HU DSON——4 -paseonger coupe : + brand-new | | Re T 17 Go: : , 1216 W. Lockwood ¥ Late Gre i 4a 4 LI BERA lL TERMS pele. ING OUT COUpe ety «4 OM otal a risinad de: —— ee TT) art Motor 67 4 Oj Olive Street rd. . i tires: good lk it ©, kk lik anti abso! iLeiy ” ‘ . Kk U HS BU LC ic¢ 19 $; th refinished; eee DODGE waif eat ead ' A beautiful rebuilt and refinished 7. . ee ° S. wom he ? lan: Al through- - extra | : ineeds 3 window glasses: only bargain: terms Late 1975 sedan: rough. | i io - ¢ a on a rf 4 ‘ qs “ : j af. | ¥ e r- ee c . . So . Tr 1s ik e new jcheap. 4861 Farlin. COlfax 79153. (ec) | DODGE—Coupe; 1926: prettiest S$59; |the room, 8 8. Chrysler Store. 2651 Buick sport roadster: brilliant origina! out; also 25 other high-«rade closed care; | Senger car. Perforn s ci F Knis at. «factory cc | BUICK—Coupne. Master 6: like nev v “gRSH | aes real bargain. Motbrists, 1834 Lo- | Lafayetic : uco. Many extras; OO per cent tires: ‘3 T S Y C k [oe een = > very low wries. Sy 8 \~—-— aa, same;/ 4 month's ree oon }} 4 ke New ait on- ~nigh é © 4 +e | ¥ & | 4s » Th oms¢ rn, Me}! va) a ] “e . * | 1:™L. : : i AR sa vir le } % =” ,, ; a , : i hice Car or t) iis winter come in. lnok ee : IR | IR y Ee Se coach, 1 sedan, 1 landau, 1 dem- | ¢, reson 8950 ee. see - wet (| DODGE—Coupe, late 1926: completely | 1924 HUPMOBILE COU PE N. Grand, Lindell 2900. these over; very liberal terms; trade. 1644 qualities of a Lincoin automobile. Als : a 40 | aes fe) —— ' keep. Our price and reasonable > ae niet ee | rorst sed * at hiy . i ' i ‘ . -y — Sone Sty bis Vy “ : y ‘ ‘ ’ S. Jefferson. the low up P OR NDE LET KNIGHT MOTOR ¢€oO., | BUICK— k—19% 6- 192 b vin indard 6 coupes: 4. | noo ao Hor. A118 to in the city: % of». ve 4-cylinder; ne arly new eres, ane te enol Buick sport Roadster $175 | POT tage oy earinned rondeter ; agen Dod S 199 3 _ terms make this a wonderful ast6 woe veraida 2917 oh Misse nee = mii tandard . Ant he. MMM AE. : . . J | tires: motor recently overhauled: equipped | . cd ae - MNase war fan ~e ‘ ‘ 6—$4 . | Se _ ow ‘“) i- > = g22§ Alalmrmna Socageuetie “ BEDS Aken leoupe: 3 ¢ yn tine ye cago Po gage o: | DODGTE—192 $-passenger enupe: 4 new | With seat covers. bumyp- ra and dates’ on 6 buya this beautiful ear, late 19°25 2837 N. Grand. Lindel! 2900. a. ” dh ——, eg 99 | ee batterie n: 8. ' ble” re “} we) 6 CONCGILION; Must | re one Py Soin wig - | tires. Ais wie. ¢ “Sygtiase . i wer Car , sf iy Cert Are “eth standard model, 4-wheel brakes. brs re vo system S100 down: In tip top | —™ ~ SON- Aloa' aint Very easy terms, Graunpner. 3418 Locust. | ire ! aaa $100 down. balanee | tras: car has had excepiional care, liberal] | . Vi rakes. brand-new ULE , Used RC 37 PAK ie PF ae OTOR Cc A RR CO 3 at si) — BUIC K Coupe. master 6. 4. “passenger | 12 months, Townsend Motor, 6701 Olive | terms | balloons. bumpers, lots of extras. that “ condition. MONARCH, 3137 Locust McFARLAN—Sedan, excellent condition. a“ pa ° s a QN— “I ; tz : aa n, } ‘ ri j Ty MIAYV on} v. SUR5: termes a yt ay ag is IO 1707 yer ince Jo months. Townsend Motor. 7 pAclede 7557, 3819 s, oor a ( . ; terms: trade Late mo in excell ya rl i N 8; . —_—— wr Seer — = ao : , dition: OU 10 » finish; fi i ae —gr19 Sidney. | TOL, “)-DASS. COuPe: bargain a 1926 Dodge Coupes ( | = ) See this sporty Duplex Studebaker! ’ . ; A IUP 8 ¢ ‘OUPE UPE (eee ——=a0 pS You'll fall in leve with its racy lines. 1926 Dodge pecan. in beat of condition. 1924; wire wheels, 4-wheel brakes; like | : _eaardinenns its gorgeous color, ita splendid equipment meek ere 1: 360 media. age —Coach. hargain. ys ted, “en ae be SO PIRRCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTER Cadillae Roadste Y | Sa and the fact that it is Weber Pledged. FE ‘ER: aT AXP AF AYETTE tend Car Aus MEimar 47 ( - only a fraction of its worth en unusu- “DODG iE 3-DOOR SEDAN, $150 439 N. Bucifd (at Westminster) ally long terms. See it) WEBER'S, | Down. Everything orginal. You can't tell $39 N. Bucitd (at STS 14,08 1817 Locust. it from @ new car: MOON—Sedan, 1924: like new; ; 3 a Se Type $14; less than 1 year old: terms, trade 45 pete { | cannot be distinguished from . Tro T Yr MOTOR CO, MOON—Sedan ; I gous cot on, ( ne i very nip tt price, rr S- C , 108 $275: terme, trade. 331 Easton. ( VER . , all | (\ i Broadw av Olive Street ri, / a ie et a a a ltl ment: 4300 dow! ; balance Coaches For Sale TDSON— Coach, i925. excellent my ne7 Chev une: like new. NM and Sedana, —_ = F . »* : va : " - .* el rar ni j . S150 Down } In mthihy. spt — Ee as if - ~¢ Ce ach: cond) um A : ie ‘paint: her : best buy in t! o vs >1)] ‘ fy} eOne- ry lble seg ‘ Balance Easy OL 1\ ER "AT we oe CoO, | ret than (coe; mm eX Archer-Mann, 4057 Lind : ube: bargain | Y Jetterson 3084, $3 Locust. ie NV Re a 1 er vgingen A we GEFs. firs . = ae 90H “Ore ‘oupe: rebu an sn ton TNIVEPS " sal . HE A LET. i Od, a h: new -Car qt! 4400. (c62) se re vin ae bu ast and Da nted. | UNIVERSAT,. 3401 Locust. Always Open. ( seat covers, ete.: cost r $150 down: large Jiscoune, ‘ y vour approva at vig disconnt: many extras ~ h. $137 Loeuat Monarch. } ae QO £1 . s RE BU ICK LOOK! ~DODG E COUPE. $27: SSS ao 37 N. Grand. Lindeli 2900. ~| FITL TTC terme, trade, 3505 9, Grand. neal VROLET-——. H27 Coaches: Jike b ~ a Hudson oach, Bae all nO : —_ Entral 2218. | yO) u mal ld see Soe ees se [AMBCRC- GRAVES ald DCL, C ADIL. \C— Roadster, '~(32 first claas a aa insd) KU HS-BU ICK MOON——Sedan. 1925: used very af , le irae: Qe 2 newly paint - 7 re at. ; one oe . | perfect condition throughout: Suing. ; ore ; ’ “. inlet oes reac ’ 4 Be MARC H. 3137 Locust “R nick | ( ‘oupe, 1924— ~% sQ5 ) er Eet wid good tires, new finish: JORDAN 4-PASS. COUPE, driv only rsity iin. & Northmoor WILLYS OVERLAND ING: 1926 Dodee sedan: retiable transpor- a big sacrifice: trade of terme. 1644 ai H ‘ 7 ap fa ‘ ity. fc) i , . yu ~> . inl 6 > $95 down: hallo« i eng ' at : A aR yg ae U 2g MORI] oa ISELY ” ° , | Gave. 4035 Lindell b! . phone Lindel CHEVROLET Prettiest 1027 aport model Oo 3rd and - ochat. CEntral 4544. ~ x si HUDSO: iF . — | , ST JESfersan 3700 — | - . ge UU). roadster; every extra equipment: terms. DODGE DE LUXE SEDAN. ) Q%e © | Seeetrhiate ab 4; (Ss Buick 27-48 Coupe. | 92. od coupe, good tires, perfect | MAXWEL Late 1920 coupe: new duco | trade. Wonderful. Motorist 834 Locust | ) - © a = "site ae rolet coach, #fter-August mog. HU DSON COAC HES 192 ob (% iF tian a | mimes zoo buy: $47 sg fe + ms gan id mape, Clay-Goodloe | sal | CHEVROLET ate — a LBS I ost S lans For Sale 5 tens ete: re: See ae ae “tor | ~ seduced. || = a venings and Sunday, MP ike new; $395 up; terms, trade. dow! | airy ae cords te reap eaga JEFFE RSOX AND LAFAYETTE. | Delmar. CAbany 0018 $200 under Tint price. Wells Motor Co. on $950: terms or trade: open evenings and om cay | i's HE 3) ee coach: like agg: Me Page. | [new. A real bargain, ~ DODGI K COUPE 4-PASS | [ACRE GRAVES NOEL, 3008 N. Gran 1/1927 Auburn Sedan | Sunaas "£035 vindeit ‘bi.. phone’ Linden NT CO. || ($495: balan. oF mortgage: hurr =e 4 | , TNSON COAC U SIVER SAL, 3401 Locust. Always Open. | = gee eae teen on CHEVROLE T ROADSTERS—Two. i026! 7 soy. KUHS- ras $890.(c36) |} | coach, S38h- a : y . | 1924 HUDSON COACH Lael | »del; 5 real tires: bumpers, and MAXWELL COUPE and 1937: 96 ter tent condition: let of sinkae coat nee 4 b mnentie ond: this new. car. uel : ae : 2 yu aster ' ‘ nrent rf Peto} shi ite a rea] buy; easily ~"pase.: a good car: Uresg g90d: Tepos- | xtr ‘ mt- « : CA : . “1? a gave gr’ ' [her Used rs” = : , others: ee, Cow Simen®: ae Bourk Kida, Grriche | worth more, but $470 takes it today; terme sed: &200: terms: open evenings n@ | tee pment: at a price. Huber, 2601 | AUBURN ST. Tours CO.. 2007 Locu - Moon sedan; very late model; in 90 per libera ningzs ] MOcust, ae | : i rs je 7 q 4,00 - | Pan & ;T? *?*) e ways? P . 74 ob! 7.7? ) ho : , i J % —— { Ny 7 NJ 7 ‘ cent condition, big saving: Lin yms or trade. Yahiem, 1036 : pombe Fri 3309 Locust st. | 1925 Buick Master coach. in ex | MILTON MOTOR CO.. 3214 Locust. | Sundays. 4035 Lindell bl.. phone Lindell | Cire yROLET—cRoadster, "007 many ey- BUICK —Sedan: price $100. Apply i806 DODGE BUSINESS SEDAN 2837 N. Grand, Indeli 2000. __ eens Ac CO., N-—~1925 see fini Gres JE Pec 3084. Wilivs-KaAight sport roadster: classy car MOON 1925 sedan: ref mpenee: ask 84 $35 Low “Us ~~ =>! = £ Oe SSS Tle : | excellent | - sd fel in Po ; qd 7) roughout wee if 74) & { es y ~ i tra b: } P- ? , . é : i} } ile fae vt BLE 4 E 1925 HU Dst IN ( OAC iH ! ws F F ad SON ANT yf AF LY i > $725. LADHCRKl GHA VES orld DDELA, NASH-—$25 down: new paint and in ROOM | Peat te rms. "Ford mortgage, $275. Your BU [CK—-1926 standard-6 dan: like new, a yg ied” Dae te bee te MOON SEDAN, 495 $499 ) ce. Mort- | | re mr caly 5600 miles: bumpers, gpare nee balloon tires, bumpers. d- | DODGE COUPE. " condition. First here gets it. 50338 | $175 Suick roadster. Dodge roadster. cheap. Srage,. terms. 250 S. Jefferson. mous guarantees pledge. Sele price $275. Big bargain: exeellent eondition’ witf Reduced. | eek “S aaa rae aoa condition guar _ Sid wiper and other extras: a real bar- BU Lé& K ST AND. AR I) COU PE 2-passS.: mechanically perfect: a*good car | Delmar bivd, a | YAHLE ae 1035 N. Grand. BUICK-~1927, 7-passenger: 4 months old. Ah unusual value. Terms trade. take to Moon company for their Gabriel = : one i. hy cEhts, = 12 moi ithe to Day: will trafe your 192 5. 4-1 Y les by } é business man: reduced to $175.- NASH—1027 Special coupe: ol new, r ‘ y » Tai William Degen ardt, 6147 Tenpessee. WEBER USED AUTO ‘SALES. tion and approval: fay equipped 1 = ‘THY -P. yr Le = “ges co. . 3 ie .: liberal ter ; PIERC E- SRR’ Ww “DISTRIB - 1 Stee ‘rms; open evenings and Sundays. 4035 | bargain: easy payments. South Side Nash, | ORT HW EIN 8024 LOCUST Riverside 6256W. 2700 Locust St. snubbers, ol! purifier Pgs : ot vs -- . rkvView >»? : -EUDSON- -FRAMP TON, 33028 Locust st. | Used Car Annex DElmar 4700. | Lindell bl.. phone Lindell 8600. 4728 Gravois ; (e) JEfferson 3700 BUICK-——-1928 standard: only used two . een due. balance 10 months. mi ( hevrolet ( oach. 1926 —$100 | 439 N. Euclid (at Wes minster) - NASH—I! M7) Oepecial coupe; likes new, 1925. Chevrolet roadster; after-August a me Eel Sonal Down today: big bargain at S85 Pouzh Sitka. Burich ° ee | yy} must se terms if desired. Mr. Taylor, | model; $85 down. Opening evenings and responsible party. 6034 Columbia, (c) a WT ew » MONARCH 3137 1, ig - =" | Pe Best Buick Coune 5) COUPES | 4061 Cleveland, GRand 2233J. (c) | Sunday. BUICK—-1926. ea door: terms; owner: con- SEDANS : Used «> m, | 7 P| ~ Late mode are? Coa bh. ne W paint an WJ it 1 { | N ASH- walle coupe. 4. passenger, Pw paint: " fe Bit r Dp aver p no “Tore ¢ en- . p + “BUY MORE W ISELY” : § cood motor. A! ya ad 4 $17 In St. Louis at Country Club with | | good rubber: motor Al: a barsai n: $350, “Wsbhn-Vedasd Used (ftycs* nesste; after, 4660A Greer, 1926 MOON COUPE SEDAN iq JeAclede 02 if 19 = romdway 6 Ures: original finish ane 1 overhauled mo- DODGE | 155 Laurel. second floor CHEVROLET RC wud” |B ICK—4-door sedan, 1927 Master Six; DODGE A beautiful car; new tires, four-wheel Brand-New Chevrolet ‘ HOON — Coach + late mooel; rec onditioned tor ™M mey - di wk 2) nte To , 4 NASH—Viectoria, 4-passenger, latest 1926 4 tO 4 I R IADS TER Ph saad equipped: in ag perfect condition brakes and many extras guarantecc: Coact ge thors ughly. 7805 Ivory. (c62) | AUBURN ST. LOU IS. CO 2007 Locust st ALL MODELS UP TO 1927 model; refinished in new Nash color; this Glassmobile enclosure, good condition a new one: private owner; driven only ALL MODELS UP TO 1927 about lesag than one- half price; terme or Ri zs zs NEW i928 MODEL 1926 BUICK COUPE. #175 ( 926° Chrysler: dandy buy. |is an excepti nal buy; today only at $5845: mechavically perfect: this is a wonderful 7500 miles: reasonable. FOrest 4831 1923 Peerless, dandy serv car. be ae ig Discount—Terme. | Moon 660 coach; 4-wheel brakes; bal- | Down. Standard §. Can't be told from ,{ 1926 Overland, 6-cylinder, like new. cost $2150; new guaranteed: terms OF) bargain: easy terms: see this at BUICK—-1927 2-door sedan: bargain, 1023 Chevrolet; clean job. SFE.D Co, 700 Locus so yourscif.| UNIVERSAL, 3402 Locust. Always Ope ee ee ey uP Peabo absolutely a | @ new one. N 1926 Chevrolet: looks new. rm et gine chau Co. WELER USED AUTO SALES, 2700 Locust | 1927 Buick 4-door gedan: ‘bargain ear: ‘ 7922 N. Gram ——— | 1926 Dodge sedan: elegant condition. PA same shape. | “~ 1926 CHEVROLET CO = Ee een. | ae OOM mama 7 wai ai | Used Car Dept., 2014-18 Washington. | Look! ‘vsler 70 Rds 35595:| 1926 Chrysler sed TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. Der MGT} * Locust et. Down. Used very little bgpios H. . te : Moon Coach, 1927 ) (o)[L| \Y/] S 3108 a it A I E M OT OR Ct. Ine. ‘Onet ail day Sunda ' . fc) | 4 : S- Chrysle r 10 R ister, $599 936 | ekg an: xood buy, , ww er Ci ree ne te REN rh Mn A a Rom no : 19 bargain mt nomen Oh boy! You should see this car: in 7. en Nights and Sundays 1 MOON oO | Trunk, bumpers. all extras, $200 down; eh Open Nights and Sundays. ras. vou ae Sone PESO ie perfect condition: pretty as a picture: bet- ae eee eten: nae on ’ 3041.43 ‘Locust JEtierson 3715 OON SE Ck . ey price_ $875 MONARCH, 3137 Locust. 3041-43 Locus JEfferson 3715 (| | .cown. 919 mont! A ——— | ter hurry-—it won't last: terms or trade. | 901g Locust Chey tra) 221K. ee Beautify! wenea car in AN per AY Locus SAall_Coac S: beautiful 19°98. new con K | > a iO AKL AN D-——Coupe 192: good shape: | GUARANTY MOTOR ¢ ‘oe °936 Locust, ‘ - SOU ETE) fw P . FESS ~- — fect condition : mories: new paint = dition: real bargain, 4965 lotus | \ U HS- BU Ch oe 4 | cond : Fo a ds CHRYSLE ( STE ‘ e TRAN 1925: f r 3D: | job: —— on guaranteed : 1» rforms | — ee am hk Lt - : ; ane In £00 dition; good] AKI ANT i ine like hrand-new: ww bo JER R IADST ER DURA? Ine shape, * 2 shi ied. See this Be vaiue! 192 .¢ ‘HEY ROLET ( ‘oO ACH m NASH—1926 advanced 6 coach: has 19°78 | puick sp. rt coupe: driven less than 300 | » nt er; a barg ain: owner leav- | ~e rey prs bp. soot pews 11927 model. maroon body, natural wood terms. 4505. Bas “Baston. ie) pride vay! ) rtrny bid oxem del! 21K), : = 7 reser new balloons: real dandy: miles; g oa port tun! ies . ye than 3000 | wi eels mse SP seat al nears , : 1924 4-c i roel Buick sedan. cood con- ESSeX—Sedan: | like new -— full mG Wh R' _ mm ag Excelle = mechavical condition: § bap ~ @bout $275 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust, hurry eo rissa ave money: i ESSE ach U25: condition and gen- cy Ag ey ee — an shsnid a nnn a TE «% dition, A-l motor. A real value. eauipped: sell at big discou . $2100; ;+ Joon cor ‘d Lirés, bumpers and o he 2 Ss oe , a i trad ra 144 Jefferaon. NORTH WES’ MOTOR LAR COo., 365 4 s.G and, LAc} wie tl . l NA vance 6 ate ; @ze ZHA Easton. | liberal terms: also seve ral 192 v4 ter extras: Wil 1YS- OVERLAND INC. | 2837 N. Grand. Lindell 2900. Boece : DI ~ i rance Al; real value; $225: | GAKLAND—_ 1927 coupe’ run @547 miles: | 5°20 Natural ridge, (e) 2 zr 43 clede 7600-0108. _ re vag’ ty. Lindell 9071. 3359" Lindell, euena rune ike aew: Royal Mo- ie aactiies. | -HUDS FRAMPTON soon mee, ge WILIYS-QVERLA —— oP ESCARTHY-PARDUE MOTOR, | qfesl, kiviekout ‘about $276\ down: "exit | CODUMBTA—Roadsier: AT condition, $80; | WIALLYS-OVERLAND INC, TEW-EESEX SEDAN $176, | tot. 3118 Locust | CHEV ROI ET—Coact Nash Special 6 coach; a real bargain for | . Ory f fine 1926: $200 down h dandi tr: 12 } ‘ 1927 — 4-door sed ike | SVROLE gach: latest model ; @ qvick sale: see today. aS see Arkview 2526. _(c) vinced, " | A? a abate Spaameee ag DODGE: Boadaite 1926 sport; Al con-| new in every detail; written guarantee | °*® ‘ — = “ 3 { . } Re” 26 OAKLAND COUPE ‘ dition: $350 eash. 1964 Burd (G8) ae ‘ : BR —— ‘ ’ 2s U* tS ) : a de £ : : ; of factory branch: open Sunday. MOTO oa, - . See this | CHEVROLET—1926-1923 coaches: get : NASH COAC iH ee isnt init | FLINT—-1926 coupe: 4-passenger. ‘oster | est buy in town at 3075. | DODGE-—1925 roadster; $265; terms, 2655 Lafayette. GRand 8615. 3? S 1927; per 6: ms or tr pe. perfect, ves. sir: real, buss ADVANCE 6 ur-passenger; in excellent me- to eS 818 Was hin rton. (c a MOTOR CO. trade. 1819 Sidney ee - Ladue will sacrifice. g ‘ Dept.. 2 : S100 dow! €. raupzner. piss « 4 ‘ Ps . ° . - i chanical condition: Duco finish : ‘ : . the lig * — Js - ; e ‘ Bs Caer : Refinished in duco: moior and other sh, 8108 DODGE—Roadster. late 1§ 27 sport model: WOo=-VU00r wuic : a. Por, > balloc . . | FO oupe; 1924; fair condition: on unday. ic) | CH EVROLET—_e coach. oe run ea Mechanical parts gone over carefully: | alloon tires and complete { . a ‘ IACuUST. rumble seat: like new: $595. Royal Motor. ~ =f ae et Le equipment: special price $700 RLEE S. syeicl tore, 2601 Lafayette than 10.000 miles: gueractteed tn A equipped. with bumpers and 2 special re- B Cylinder | ass condition; terms or tmde. 1163 § J a a road aD. sent covers and 5 good termes. z Coupe: $79. Carsonviile Garage. | wt dow Eons . sob. “Algo Nash ig 6 sedan at $000 SELLING OU I — clam ondition at Se pes | at ira] Br dzge and Arsen rd. > ke ee ee Money. back re JEiferson 3084. 3333 Loc ust | ) ioe 0 garnet > U HS- B U IC k | ROADSTERS “TOO! s ie ray i926" 3 orbaljoon tires: ms $1500: open | ———e “HUDSON. FRAMPTON 3300 Locust st. _ KET Lott 6 WO New Falcon-Knight at factory cost. = se 1926 Dodge Brothers Sport LOOK BUICK K SEDAN 1926 One sedan, 1 coach, 1 landau, 1 dem j i Oo f3 | . 33k. 2VTT —_— on =i - “% ‘ ae : . . ¢ c)T abe { ~ IEF. 3700) Uhr Hedasd Used Cars NASH COACH | cee SS | FOR b—1974 coupe: $150: $50 down: real actically brand-new Oakland coupe, | aw . i Fon jas ef ondlt eS 1) Natural AT hee | ve | 0 aldne i trade. T Indel! | mode] . o | Standard 6 model with brand-new bal- | onstrator ai) ' ! Also Nash nent 6 ’ ; : ’ Chase Gaarge Grand. nat Litimar 4s? | FORD pup 1926: like new. extras, 6: ar oks O44: . TVL 7. Ys ; oe ~—, ile re iy . ee P "nok arath. | 1926 CHEN ROLE'I COACH ; Perfect: new tires and paint: $195. _Chase | IY: $026 Ford. wire wheels and \loons, 4-wheel brakes, bumpers, etc.; orig-| © ARONDELET oe far A (eb32) “_— rH oe oh aaa (ct?) ) Practically brand new. trubk, tires and ; HUDSON CO ACH CHEY Ri LE ae oupe: ly ' ae aes ; bal} nS terms. 3116 Cus. 3926 0 me ls and (" 0} pe, 2 iP ass. ) ' a ma. - . tires, trunk, ‘tally equi ped: good @ new. here | UPholstermne together with general cond- @& Late mon: Beat overs: lote of extrag; | $55: trade. 231 oN | Bridge. FORD —Cou 1926: wonderful condition pags ag ) ig LGAs. Dodge Brothers: Bes jit used: was used by private family here | PORD— Tudor, late 1040: § sons ns coke I os alin wate ~~ perfec T° personally rreommended and CHEVROLE 5 Tubes ige. oe 4 wa ape. 2% ne oe 2 re hh ; os t - 24 Model w ith : leather Mp ho st ering. a glass enclosure .. lin St. Louis; easily seem SS tale must Hiland 6191. — Tied. S178: em §355%* aie w ee)! vient, : ed by our famous pledge; easy terms. a > 7 f whee cx 926; 1 = pivere : eS he best possible condition. Has hal bi ‘sacrifice for quick eale, 795; erins; D—1924. ar: repain ; n | AS. , | = on CA8Y | WEPER 1 SED AUTO cA LES. ©2700 Le — JEW] ai T Sy OR’ | TOU R] NG wart — a - ter: x* 440 S, Broadway. . Coupe 3 1923: ant 1922 touring. le use and has — M . \ i for. A T ATE MOTOR C O., Inc. don’t sites oy "S45 do dow . “4711 Natural Bridge. {c) | ers, ik [wk oeeh: Sf) - esirable 10 ru ect: Oo ; Coupe: “late oO To aae. > 47 vatural race. Cc) r} price and G - She ° , 1 th a r r MO’ 321 . ; : : Cert th - . nen aS S500: des te gg gall a i ie runs per fect: good tires _ 4180 196 Che, rolet iss os "ete | | CHEVRO! ap me a6 anu a Teal dandy: 2 thy} : real vane an lt els ; Osen —"~ Gage “Se | A a "DOOR & 7) 4 1 1556 FORD—Sedan. | 1926 Nash Special 6 Sedan - = - 7 - — . F : ‘ i r "HE y Z LET. (mane a tthaa S Aon om sag ined pm - . lor . | x - ST YE nes d i aime WJ . 2 . % ICk ) CHRYSLER 50—Like new: wonderful can @ Hupmobile 2 > a ee our ing ahie. vty ‘Sean ul} ate mocel: reason- | _~2”: pwn. Grau £ if VF! rissalit. McP? Imar 0305 BUICK 2 t SE A! ? FORD—1925-24 ee like new, This is elmost a pew car: you must a6 t _ »T vi. OF Cai \ A bash SQ _ RID Cou ye ; io: : = _ . P Pha ha i] ’ q : *P ry ; : Ss Wii ae) ‘hes? . aS fl rif i a é ee = . ’ yak 4 ’ a] a? , - ’ eve i . r pn ] terms. ———Sl. alasle enirae cent aa ving $ (CHRYs SLER—Coach, 76 ‘0: late 192 like ¢ $375: fasy terme tp ere z — ( | J} e r ip highw: _tiot nm. terms; traace. oe cattle oe loons: $165: terms. 4568 Easton. (cc) bm on is periect: we guarantee’ the FORD—In g00d condition; plenty extras. 2 4 "Pe ‘ ACID, . ‘i ‘ aa as - r + oma - - : i . 1 oetus , Pit fl + ——— Motor ; 7 N ASH TOURING | CHEVROL ET—Coupe ae 6 6 eee ee 6|Ld POR Ou 925: good condition. best | OVERLAND—Coupe, 1924, $80; Che vr | FORD—loadster, starter: $20; box on | mechanical condition and tires. top, ete.: ba 333OR- Tndel) LOO. (c) | rage 1 ain Se meee a- if a kk ” Monday i | jet, 1924, $110; terms. 3844 S. Broad- |“ pear, Morris, 2810 Olive. will stand close inspection: look this car | CHRYSLER 7O—192°8_ mi! e Excellent econcition: $5. j + SE eC. 2 ( Yor RK. DE} nar 48° 6o} bak , onda ;, LAVIN city. ’ . | na ni aes _must | CHEY RO) ——. 1516 Frankliz ‘Entral 4% way. PORD—10924 roadster. motor pertect, | over. cet the price and let us show you SON tty si '© be avorecitiec tea ise NASH SEDAN | GHERRGUET—Coupe, $057 cash” oF Wade entra TRUUIRE rosaeter, | mote DerTR “a Aan? ave ; , : _92 sa IY : . ' how easy it is on convenient terms. 7 ic HANDLER—C oupe: good condition: new | | $110: terms 4711 Natural Bridge. (c) ¥ CHRYSLER co ae] snes, Perfect condition: duco finish: good | C HEV ROL ETC oupe: must a! os ¥; bargain: no dealers. 3635 Windsor | WI LYS- -OCWE RI AND INC. PORD—Roadster; good running condition; ab, MR. or evenings after 4. W E STSIDE N ASH CO. ill sacrifices S214) ‘ reide , : , FOR D— 192 > mods coupe: ballo« n tiree, LADBCRG tyr onl AUDE Udy $25 cash. 1510 N. Leffing well. 7-passenger: a yery desirable car; fu- gh ap a ’ beau - if eee 4% HEY ROLE, oupe: peepee = a jo vheel. food accelerato etc.; only "VY “ XI C OVPE.. | PORD—1926 roadster; $135; trade. 1819 | neral or service work: 61 model ; tires and — wilt sacri Ice: ‘ ZHAM haere Chrysler 70 Coach, $750 _Used Car Dept.. 2914-16 Washington. Apply 2118 Madison. _ ray | woop, tf day. 4461 Farlin. COlfa OLDSMOB TL E T EL E | Sidney. , mechanically good: only $280 he or SRD 182 4 tu (e57x) ; Tr : ° “* ~ ~ . ; . ea - in J j ™ “4 } Ss j aetteres > terms, trade. a 2 26 coach: original finish: thie car | Stato pach, 192 (; SP lend did shape; ge EV KOLET—c oupe verre . nto aggre ‘ ae > hy lp ete i Namen Bly FORD—Roadster: $20: with starter. 1810" ae. Te all sgl W. H. OWEN res trade. te 2806 ‘ fc ji ce new: has four new tires. Barren. # _ Some — puna, 1805 Russell. + Chevrolet. 2218 a gene” inion Ciniencn Gee * mn “ gets prac ; ical ry ar for 5 terms or } _Staney. | CHANDLER 1925. D-pass. sedan. 00 per ORD — Tuer ; ic64) oy — UGI: | “ct ARANTY MOTOR _CO,._ 2936 Locum, | PPAKLAND —— 1927 conach. 5-passearer, 2V ROLET-——C oupe: lat Z — eer sggge le: open evenings and Sundays. " gh eg U26; $230; trade, terms.) “Cent condition. at @ price. Huber, 2601 FOR neon wood shape; cheap for cas a © Grau ner, 3810 W new . ( &at). ts bi . 1 e}} { i 1® {) dates v. j — ° @ OAKLAN) al : ; . “3 money Call 4332 Lexington. ( 7 , gee | Locust. 1111 N. 13 OAKLA D LANDAU a Down. Come over and see it. You'll ike it, © AKLAND—Coach). late 1926: completely | CHEV ROL ETO. ouDpe: win tak et - ~— FORD—1926 roadster, like new, $225; | . r pe. i : MOTOR oO. ere: like new: #695 Roval Motor. ' tor perfect. OG -CG8 ha "kK 4 ; DE; a oe eg gos oLn- Wi LLYS- OV ERLAND ING. terms. 4711 Natural Bridge. (oe) eee see KS al nice OR 4-door sedan og Margaretta, a model: looks like pew: ae we : eD ates | @ Sik Locust. (c) HERO — — Be _Sertereon iC ‘r selectiot aii Al 353 saston. a sh oun ont. ea a aon : Ter: | J. was tle: @ real bargais: only easy -~ gy se {oO ofLit\7Tz2 3108 OAKL: AND—1927 coach: run 4210 miles: CHEN > Soggy wd Soupe, one of those pop Cou 1924: 3135: 1923 Dodg i Avaue ual gira Poor ggg i age al - y CHEVROLET Secs. ages cheay, 7 ‘ , terms Leen tines Dositively like new: worth $950: sacri- 568 Easton | er ' me. | $190. 233: Naiural Bridge. 92d and Locust. CEntral 4544. a = mY E13 | reco 7 “or. a o>. as ; - zara and =~ | }ORD— Roadster, L426: balloons, ia | ws , ~ ’ Locust. | CHRY! SLER CO ACH fe ~ $706, 90 Gemmeer’ Bia Locust ber th eee ET Sea 4 a es trator: (oR eeu Reet ig" Bo sgeagy a "_ coupe: this sturdy | cash, $190 time. Morris, 2810 Olive. _ | “ee re ~eneen. 1928: . one: 4 aon. | it: 4 ‘ a : ; ai si) «~ § wee, j AO) terms. 1 i4Rhiid - o>: rime 4 4 , le ; a : nt - na yo ae +} . ‘ 4 os 9°24 ood as - : late 1926: must see this car to anpreciate it: : 1926 OAKLAND COACH. $150 ‘to 2 itn FORD—Coupe. in good order: cheap. 5229 agk $ is a5 " our_ price. 95. 8 |s.| FORD teedeer, ee ait Easton.(c) | CHEVROLET—Sedan; 1926; good ire: FORD Sedan: many extras inal factory finish; you could hardly call eS « CHRYSLER 70 COACH. $175 (hase Gerace, °21 York. DE)}mar §482. ad & cheap KA TR "une . ' oupe; like | aes LETTE MOTOR ©O.. new: giving a 70 mocel im Al mechanical condition; : ‘ ) ‘ —_— : ; we . i | new, $95; worth $155. aint. $300. 1821 Market. Driven ouly 3600 miles; Dr. 3118 Lo- | rood rut »ber and a brend- -new d duco finish; : Like new. Perfect im Cy rery way. ' & HEV ROLET—c oupes: 3 3 Page. FX rest 8399R, } sie Store ha Je " ‘ : EARS Th SET yng na 12210606: origina! p . AS : Derlect | ! = ia = . FORD—Roadster, 1925; motor ———— . ? , : —_ a yo ic) | jooks like new: only $67 : M OR | in good condition will sel a ron! FOR D—Body 10925 coupe. $70. Four- | P. AC K ARD COUPE "4 delivery box. $55 1707 Geyer. CHEVROLET- Sedan: newly painted; POR. : ; sive 2 4). “ or . a! aE r. . , ine ike new. | BRAHM-MITC HELLETT i MOTOR CO.. é | or terms. 1163 S$. Kingshigh way. ic) Or sedan, Sh20 Arms, Sere | 9: ; bargain | FORD— Roadsters 1925. balloons real | xorg oo 392°. - 2837 een: —— Oupe,. 3844 S._ Broadway. Washington. | ____1049 S$ Boyle, at Mamchester, | 2108 CHEVROLET—Cuope. 1923. §98077F 7, FORD—Coupe. 1926: perfect: $75 down. | 24. 4-] " t R. - | FORD Roaderee 3844S. Broadway. | CHEVROLET —— First-class condition: | oRp—Srdan, 1926 tudor: whole car ee tet ; - $3 d13 om = ed TER! CRB >’ 'D STRI UTER, buy: $85: trade, | « 3306 \ t fe) 2810 Olive. DODG E ne ACH. _ $395 ro, Summitt, Webster Groves W Ebeter halance $5 ber week. 2849 N. Grand. ~ PI TER E A 4 ’ ¢ a 47 ~ i ister. 1026: surely a fine car cheap. 64 irmima, ~ new: 8&1 25 down. Morris. 2 ) . , LDS te? r 1 } ‘ Pp i } moe Ft ¢ = Ty; oF a ss 24 ei J Pe ‘ : ———= . J U é oo | —TBY , 7 s : SO lie Leen reduced. For os rear \ ‘ ic CHEVROL » sedan in co - d itively pieces assor’- 4 . tw 9 upe; jike new pe: 1925: perfect, only $115: | tires. The price hi: mu recut ral Bridge. al OEDe ons. os - - -| WILLYS-~ passenger; in good condi. | aon : - Cc OR f $85.7 S124 N. Tay Jor. ™ ition cs OM; my Poggleg (c) | CHEVROL -B1—Lgndan. | 4 “c ev w= 252 FORD—Sedan. five tires, starter. batters: tires. D paint and mechanically good, 2837 N. Grand. Lindell 2 ey iin: cheap: call Monday. GRand 6756. | CHEVROLET —Coupes; 5; 1926: with : ~- a a good; will trade. Di che ood condition: need room: rare bargale. | Heimer ‘ : N lar c ; oO — = " extra equipment: also port model ; yea k*% nae — ESE ly ry KL ra: De rt, ct ror — are ° '? late etyle: Al mec han i- S Je ffe reson. pm trade. PAPE SLL LDL DLLLLDDLFPD 4 ) RYT —Coach. 1927: gvo0d condition | , rendition: 41%: $50. 4580 Emerson. Chevrolet roadster: 1926 Ford coupe: 4965 } L Opus. ~ ; } it : : | > iit > - pe tr ni i del. an i A ~—~ 1 7 ‘ ae | , | aR ORC FHEVROLET—Sedan latest model. firet class condi- ; COACHES ‘ ers versie 2864W ~— | Motorists, 1834 Locust FORD-Covne. 1925; runs like new: bar- REO Cc OL PE ae | RTHY PARDU & MOTOR. 0. | CHEYROte nan only 2 months, $150 off "ae ae Goan in fire cane 3s. om ive OVER AN INC. + ’ 4 ‘TIAC —-] 92°86 coach: a reg) good Car: | CHEVROI ET— : - 19° . em Hew gain: $115 - x ingwe i. 9° 9 -nas o hargain. | 6.324 " Im: ir. KAViOeW 4. lit F lint Auto Exe hance. 4807 Easton. — ‘ AS . wan be 4 eedan: new paint. new tires; 1925 Dodge, in wonderful epn- Bopeth $575: our price $495: drive it: "a ° i and ok. one | oe ee addition: at eel, TERCE 2OW DISTRIBUTE FORD-—1926 roadster: completely over-|° ET edan, 1926: also bishwer, Koen: : $450: today $338. @ijen .. -— + {$1/5 down Graupner, 3418 Loc Ust. | ale dina oe 3OU0 tn iles: aoe BO * @o- opting BE “ondit ¢ niite® © > ‘eed | ar a nn c ~DEIlmar 47 , hauled. new lacquer paint, balioon oires. “one sega poe wo ge A mae selling the FORD—192 4 Tudor: good cones — pa sar f ‘Bard and Locust, v% 1926 Jewett, New Day model. 1$393 = p : 09 heme tipkage mgm Salon, 2 Ne ee | 39 N. Euelid (a Tos*minster mall down payment. Buhe Wright, 8345 one sedan: Dene ce need room; easy| Bletely overhauled’ sew not aant. B34 ARD TATE MOTOR CO., Ine. ontiac Coach, 1926—$475 | Vandeventer Lindell 036 c) | FORD— Coupe, reasonable FICKES EAC Cape Dat pastor: | Se Brgedwed. -Ooiinn 8000, cc) | gar, eld, wales 4 e* 9 rettarmen walt down payment. "ube Weight, 8 PACKA BE i - \Fimar 4 ! i a, J es upDe. : ica : i - 2 4 7 terme yr rac ; ‘ E 23 down today: all extras. MONARCH, | CHE\ ROLET—c oupe; very late modei: in ——~ - Es ; | eer mei quipped go = Rg + on, | OR D a te late model: bailooon | STROLET “Tandau: 199 run less | 3 Pe ; 2 oe 1925. open ; ag mer ot. is = 37 Locust | _berfec Ph eon i >: 3409: & real bar- maa A. $98 - oe 08 me —. ‘$2300. 4013 sat Pine. | tires: some $1 Syasas ee: “A a TEN 17 LPT miles: RR... Lé. same as | FO 1 rs mene Ee , cond) Fo oper ‘pen Nights and Sundey. . a =e | S4in and a reai 30-dav arantee. fee RE a cre : JE oy aS = AT nerfect con- | Set today: only $17: term aro ' oa r ' 5 e€xce rr col PIERCE : # ic PON NTIAGC COACH, $575 ERA HM- MITC HELLETTE MOT! R CO.. FORD C41 Upe. “ ites >: Chey rolet seca. | s ] ANLE Y SI EAMER —1924 pe f¢ ae D rr Motor Co.. oO S. Gra! . \ ' new anid ¥ ith a bis discount. 1] 33 S. OODLE ‘MOTOR SALES. aah Uv sed C egy : Re ee Pee eee Th . : | + ' an tee ; dition: wonds riul buy. Ww. J. liorn, 6470 - . | Kin highway lat an hws GRand Thi 1049 8S. Bo vie. al Manc hester. "231 MeN . J , et Mane a... & King highway. Gksn pie 40 N. Eue id (at starter. | ESS#X —Coach - lv.s: good condition. . a * far is new: original finish and . = — _ Harter. ‘ sept genre - _ ler, $65. Sund ay hy i ‘ A ~ 1* @th ‘3 3 . new car guarantee - terms or trade CHEV ROLET oypes,. oOssessed bv FORD-— Cou - jate: > tires motor per . 3 NTY MC _ y | , ‘ Br 926 FORD ROADSTER, $75 STITWLIN 3024 LOCUST TOR CO.. 2936 Locust. | finance company, 1925. eo. = odels, at | fect: = Coupe: $62. 2114 Howard. | Star C oupe and Star Touring OR i” "like oe |ORTHWEIN JEfferson 3700 Sila. Burich he ‘KARD ie PANN —_ SSEX—1923: ¥ reconditioned, _ - vario . : : - s ious orices: suet satisfy | FORT a pee . a opengl ai OO. 9° n. in good condition; a 1925: refinished in “value Ey On JACH fmt A inquire BS Saree. 3550. = PONTIAC COACH | mortgages: every one in: will | *¢ ae $110 "3520 Sarita, sacle nom cman ce Pe | —. Re i — —_— | 3195" - seg ‘ Open evenings rand Sunday. | y gy 4 aes hae ip Saco | tires. An ne ~ tent “enter: ‘Kiskwood 219W. 1927: like new: . a ; A beautiful 1926 Pontiac tn wonderful | hy ey Rivers! bend cn ar - Exe hange ae y RO—Preii jest 1926 coupe, like new; | = —- —- ae —— — 775 7 “aa net (Co) [LIT\7Le LOCUeT. | CHEV ROLET—Sedan, 1925: looks like as JEFFE SON ND LAFAYE ; no BEE Yar tom, 6 CAR’ ComPant porerhauled I i 4 ay | ~) . motor and tires i ) rai ter — CoO 10 Z >. ° an on Tiw q f te * Shov ‘ . ; ¢ - ; +% e . ys ’ s ly 1SS down. = : teeta! . | 68 Locust | 2818 Tower Grove Grand o413 = | HM. “‘MITCHEL LETTE MOTOR CO.. ORTHWEIN p+. a ert | FORD. = I: % . a www | SIU DEB cKER— Coupe. 1924 light 6; fine | § Ford Roadsters, and Tourings | “BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO. , S12 Prairie PONTIAC F ANDAU SE A ESSEX—J]9 coach; gpiendid running . Boyle, at Manchester. cc apebles ee——OUDE, | S2 a2: ce iiew. also shape, $125. 456% "Baston .¢ and eoupes to $100. Terms; come; —_—*'1049 S$, Boyle. st Manchester, NER- os ‘ok, ce od almost . ssessed ‘Shade. ane -,00d)l oe _ Bs41 Delmar. ; 4 . 9°5 oach- ce t enndi-; 1926 Chevrolet coupe, Po ea mod. -| rm . pe ” py es STS coupe $60: ny CDEBAKE h—bpecial Vietoria "GUP pe =e “MO? ‘ ran H. 32137 Locust, : ! | "$107 es ao or ust mat and’ aries tie job i? 1 1927 model: ow gd ck: that’s the!) GAbany O018. (ch SR ton: : ec. trade , omcvgag 06 3. /el: $150 down. Open evenings and Sun- | forme oe : > | 1927 me od 1: run 3200 miles: for sale © — 1921 426 as hevrolet Landau Sedan | to ap . = ,a/ er x ran b rar ra Ler iT lede aY¥ : 2 BR R x a vy ~6 ~CY¥ ind t Cc Of h: b * ( "he \ ; ole ( e Ph ; 4 y | ’ OTT | B . es > tar c rd f t t} | a t a ig “é gain libe ai & mre. . - noche j : * i" . | {! ‘HEL I M » co. Zr = hue His: $163 ey a } f - - _ ° bs, t /9 Ip ’ I 52 J $3 J 2: 3 Miu! Sone ee ‘ ‘ qrer A ee ditin rt acete! lat ‘ >4: FO r good ati d “AU IDSONeF RA AM PTON. 35409 Locust at. ' A | ’ BN Tt :}. s © , 4 : : * —" | ar. Looks like a new Car. MONARCH. OR D—Coupe oe luxe: 4-passenger: motor | P 4 +L. ‘ IE MOT SAT ait _— " : Priced to attract pf . buyers today. -O3~ Bie bargain: Hudson + passenaer euper: | ( D os Ment shape SSSEX 6 Grech $195 balance a in ae ee Pe eg nly S498: | 3137 Locust. | “perfect all new tires: $125 cash; $150 hte : Kingshigh mn GRand 8803 | 2655 Ate. Rand $613. _| 1927 Chevrolet Landau, $599 | six: . oe ‘Mie ves. Phose bn ’ = ys SEDAN, 5. i aver: pe. Neste S 8 - ‘ > a. : i” {; | ‘ : I . J . | tin Morn is. "210 Olive ma . — me | —1926 nadster: Can be seer s Aa "fy 1} eout ned - L Inde 372: ; 18 Car s Wucn giving if away: as AR—1 995 « tir , "hoy - pr ectiue’ N GHT—1925 special coupe; | 329 FOBUSET. can This car is brand-new an 'yY #Quipy : a peme | Chevralet coamk S455- na ae «(18% 3: coach: 3S new tires: cheap. | Two Chevrolet Coupes | FORI eo eo” ae | Auto Co.. 1418 N. Kingsh ighwag. Open | one as 10 a> 2 5 Terme or trade. ecuipment we consider it ap cord tires. trunk and other extras. BABY Opes Sune . Comrie ‘ y 7s : é ae ay. | Rua 1700 miles: new-car guareD 4 : } 0°24 5S coach ; in 7 i oa | Sundar. (e2) | 5033 Del: nar bv: hea oe ll ee tive value: our low price CHEV. LAN DA [ } SEDAN jine new. pga ul | tee: $875 é¢@ x KU HS-BUICK YP . ine car to :.. | a clean PX priced ri at. poweg —O§oupes, positively nicest assori by and conservative terms ma a: ie se ye 1926 motel locke like new: only $425 — he thie ¢ PACK ARD SL MOTOR Ca ae 3 GOODLOE MOTOR ai Lic in city: easy terms: open Monday TwWeber Corner | aw mM} . i | ee i 30-day gua ae re ISON-FPRA PTON, UST. In perfeet comdéitieon: thie car : merchester ~ —~ ashington, MOTOR CO. . god eet 2108 a 3 ~ Kin eT GRand RROS | Chevrolet coupe: only driven short time; | Peo neer ing Morris, 2810 Glive. (@Htl and cocvstT | BR 1 aM MITC HELLETTE fyTO HU} UPMOB pj mn +i @ueo finial the has a * LOCUsT. a a {ORE ELY sound va! at b ving , nee | FORDS—t" i at a Koon ae: '°T WILLYS-KNI( IHT COUPE TAMPER GRAWES lA, “THY J 43 3 La Manchester rg 2300: bi oe. , | ee sneee a goo a ph a 7 R37 , ra . ee ndell aos ae sues oe ’ E st o itaps te retesicres Eis: ‘ oO) oS se bop Besce 2 ™ an @4 RMON SPE EDSTE R. 4-PASBS. 7 aia ” koedlie. “o% z IBLL >) ike ne ‘car you can buy this car of conve scNair *g 7 19°86 Studebaker Coach. ) CORY SLER—19°7 coupe: like new; €195 73 aston. ° a The famous car t iat improv es bey it 1 age ; pe pe ‘> Teaalenk | dee new tires: a . 445: ‘ Sa: aond were [A Oth. H U mirc it _* ; ‘¢ are it. ride in -. thes gek 2A wry e ayy ae Cones. down. 1618 Tower Grove. GRang 0413. | 19 2e- 25 COUR: | ae eee ee reves ne ers an at) condition: | very manos cay: in| perfect condition: CHRYSL oe ag é HUP—Sedan. THB. | WEsr "side BticK. a > *” $100 Down, f re Lam J O27 coup e ews | tion will at b areain. ay: | 22aeny. COMPAS Car in spiendi rs © a a linet \\Gliume tan oein le- SAO0:. terme | “- nos a mar on: - tires. really _ Om "3, ST $i Ae ~ Nair 7 | gg 26, Bases coach. perfect in every 3+ “Ga! Balance Easr gore sg oa Side He gg Ke new ot a e, 5841 Delma. CAbany 0018. (c) | fully equipper ot en Ml a ner Pledaed | lor trade: of ng Be om mee sondage 4035 | tor, Locest, ULE —}. a 9 7 ¢ Pherae. ~ pe ~ 4 a ‘ - | in. t rp S 2 — —~ ' ~~ y. +) ee ao } rth Te ilpera erm. ener ee oa | ' huey: ate . a ’ vy, bs . vc we salegInen 7 5 tically ne ae endan: LA ; :357, ; ; P : , ‘ like | FORD—Coupe, 1925: balioons: $100 cesh. | Pte earl a Wedel iin 4 shone Lindell 8600 SiLLE : ores Ded ‘ ~ + “s MHIPPE pee tO! Locust. _ Always Open: | CHRYSLER 70— yy ah egy Pm 651 > time, Open Monday evening. Mor ; = as new will sel) 2 $738: CHrakes; like ee a co . GOODLOE MOTOR SALES. S.0.S | 3 _Lawrel like new; special Dw r. ine. 3456 S. Grand. PRospect one P. _ : ; % mm ‘ ieea ps fT ~* - . Y as | :*) Fi . . ™ New 1928 Chr) ser vo pargait; cuaramteed : terms Carondelet ‘who pr gy yg wate i I te ) Ruseell. (eo) 20); first man WKh 8 depos ~" ae = : . P a : 4 ; i 11 Mot Co. BSF Send s Gran 3 iwars open ior ie ean ee : adh : ; f ; é ; * | . i ; 6 hat thy ou'll . i~ : cares 80 a ee ee ear euarances: bie sz¥ | dition: ‘balloon tires: priced very low, | ——— _ — g a bea itu 3 ‘ob on the street end carries root plea sed or the “ailround condition of _ orale on ay meme aeadas med $._$. HRYSLER STORE, 2651 Lafayette. "BRAWN. . HELLETTE MOTOR CO R ‘ F Sale |our usual new car guaranter : fully : a » ei ‘ TCH a se ers ‘ + S175 do " ; Da : ; 4 months MTL nr: only, BOSS: serend, “ ear’ is we hed we ae [ws Chrysler Demonstrator 10 Boye _st Mencheser BUICK—-4-cylinder maroon sport road- | eke... Westside Nash €o.. ~ Use ri , | Poaceae: Ser aie oF TEN; —" " ot rae ss Bete meee sOTOR -; 4 to * at pour pot gage ae need Special 6° ate oa — yl driven very | RD toes. 1926: original finish that ater; $204 5; terms. 3816 W. Florissant. | 2914-16 Washington: open all — Bi ++; . WW. H. OWEX Co 18 | her shopping among St. Loute | little: will trade th | looks Ike pew: several extras: first-claes | Fret i—") oadeter 1026. standard §. per- | da: __ 3456 $. Grand. LOVE-JOHNSON te: —— an54 | and wee ate | cot: minnotest ew: chea DODtE— remarkable value: To = very nee 7S can't ‘teh it from new. MILTON MOTOR OO. % dost. - ; | Natur r re of. CicKk-—R ler m : * : »! fully yaa: 5 Ser 5 tires. bumpers and ether “4 STV ERs all. COLUM BIA—6-cslinder: cheap. : Natural Bridge at Union (e62) < dition: cheap. 5070 Seiea. "ye 9 vast “367 9. e 3 CHRY SLER ETORE, 2n51 Lat ayette | new: $° 45: terene. trade. $605. Moter Sales, 3114 Locuet. L ro. rae: S401 Locust. Always open.! 1514 Pine. de) ~ HUDSON FRAMPTON. 3309 Locust st. oss emer ae

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5-900 AUTOMOBILE ES, , Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted.and For Sale Ads i in These Columns Today. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES __. AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES pin oa ees ee NEW I SED C4 Bargains We have just discovered why Many Sizes and Kinds Liberal Terms Used Department International Harvester We have no used ear problem. Company of America We never have a used- ‘ar sale, £500 N. Ninth St. We are never overstocked. ee We always have a large and complete ment. We sell ** ’em”’ right. WHY IS THIS? First—Take them in right. second—When we don’t we adjust the price g once. Third—Our prices are 20% low, Fourth—When we guarantee a ear we good. ASK QUR OWNERS PROOF—Our records show we turn our every sixty days. “PRICES MUST BE RIGHT" To Do This PLEASURE CARS—TRUCKS TERMS TO SUIT ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, __ AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale oy ~ ye be gee + ae 4 tires, $75: / WINTON—7-passenger touring. 1926 cash. @ F (ers ‘tor Co.. 81x Washington. FOR! ro ing: tarter. lermnountahbics; ORD— Touring, starier Gemgmnanct | em esee-atnerd Use (BAS? | i XCE EEION AL Bs ARG AIN FORD—Touring. late, 135° like new; bargain: terms Morris. “S10 Olive. class, you wil aes tour a Touring > Cars For Sale Fuster vy , ? .... PHIL _H. BROCKMAN’S FINAL, CLEARANCE SALE USIED CAIRS “tay ONLY SALE STARTS TODAY 9:00 A. M. NOTHING RESERVED. YOUR OWN —-Features of This Sale— good if these cars | =| J agate” ay ti ny at i eagy OO, Oy italy yt eile new balloon Theresa. ° i a Studebaker Sedan, All extras, rur looks like a nau ear. Locust. "Welen-Pé-ctoed Used GUS” STUDEBAKER SEDAN | FORD—Late Sevempasseng ger Studebaker bie six se | miles che Y>, S258 More iniord ' Gan: new balloon tires; duco finish, a real FORD—19: 28 tu Al condition: Sis5. bargain on sale at $999; casy terms: ‘ferme trade LS19 Sidine. Wovld consider a tra a7 - WEBER USED AUTO SALES. 2700 Locust FORD Rad WILYS-KNIGHT— Great 6 Forsom sedan: fully equipped: driven 850 miles: ade terme. 2860 MeNair. Wi. LYS-K NIGH T— Mode! dition: cheap for quick sale. PArkview &US0W Wil! LYS-KNIGHT—4-«s! cellent appear ance: price $71 Lisette av... or p? oOnMe RI. ersid¢ WILLYS -KNIGHT SEDAN pet ; 7-passenger: like new: only $470 H iS ope Down MOTOR CO locre?T T rire Tuisty i Livy ,s- « , iy = ; sort owt i e hy eat. say © term” '. 3 > . . | FORD-_Tourine WEBER USED AUTO SALES, *% cust condition; guarat terms or trade. ’ tr “Ulelen-Ptedaed Used (as" Service Car Drivers | natu Attention! | Fistor in’ 7-Pass. Sedans and Tourings Buicks, Willys-Knicat eedan for only $2095 “3 > Cars are bargains ‘and in good shape, # them todav at WEBER . U SALES. ®700 Locust at Beaum ys ts ae ar very little and really MONARCH, 313% _ — ge een re rors FORD—Touwring, 1924. S40: Dodge, $1Jo; | terms. eS4i 3S. 1926 ring: driven S00 6 \« fechips car tha pw PART TWELVE. {roa lway. ee eR, ; rad: tor bes mi ae ad a ae a a eel ade Ff ndex To Classified Advertisement On the Following ee MITring See ~ BRANCH, 5600 D > Ou} Tie ice Ti rms | WEBER'S SOUTHSIDE tzTavois + OO Ag Og atl aaa egal ai My Bh ia , ies geen peeeeemesene _ - ih Abad 0A on aaa mee RM cake uurnpg: in excellent condition in} —— pardpe b ad , TERMS. ~ 1924 ZOO [G91 Ron COT lition ry] & — 7 tee Trucks For S Dale + aeEs " tcl yt naga Rit, af . + a Y ee as " t)- good Rg cs rn gy, Brockman will make don't. OO OO, cal i, inn in, siti, A eee, ge 2 i opiz : HEE BERE will make good you are sick repossession your payments if possible.

: x R 9 offers in the gale models. Brockman makes, types No. Bri No. o gyre Pc I x fOOWRK 100 cars priced from $50 up; aa BEEES and NCL NCL Th tj j=d : poard - prickiayion ‘and Tuckpointing. . husiness Cards Baccssteeses Canvassers, Solicitors ..«+++e* Carpenters and Builders. ...«.+ eta ad “8 ar —— 1s a Al shape lake your selection; no trouble HURRY — THEY WON'T LAST LONG — DRASERG ¢ TIONS. BROUGHAM tt te ee MacC ‘AKTHY-PARD! . “ : nts about terme HURRY—HI PRICE REDUC CHRYSLER CHRYSLER SEDAN FALCON-KNIGHT SEDAN WILLYS-KNIGHT COUPE DODGE COUPE DODGE SEDAN FORD COUPE FORD SEDAN FORD TOURINGS PEERLESS TOURINGS PEERLESS SEDANS MOON SEDANS CHEVROLET SEDANS CHEV ROL ET Waise HES : "HE' VROLE£T OUPE HEV ROLET TOU RING LINCOLN TOURING STAR TOURINGS AND MANY OTHERS Die Ly Ji 4 LUXE AUTO CO. PHIL H. BROCKMAN, President Peerless and Falcon-Knight Dist. —3 | WELLSTON BRANCH, pete ~~ in eae) MARMON LIMOUSINE MARMON ROADSTER RICKENBACHER TOURING PEERLESS ROADSTER OLDSMOUBILE TOURING OLDSMOBILE COACHES OLDSMOBILE COUPES OLDSMOBILE SEDANS HUPMOBILE TOURING HUPMOBILE ROADSTER RUPMOBILE SEDAN STUDEBAKER ROADSTERS STUDEBAKER COUPES PONTIAC COACH CLEVELAND SEDAN KING COUPE rT lis se > BEEEESESES ceeeeeegeeeenese eee” ** a ane ee a PP os ard Tourlpg, €XLPAS. > ORR FORD—P ine 7 standard values in St. Louis and prices lower would ordinarily “é att a aaa, ay Oil, Liberal eee eee ees oereee what for a FOR a Ke pay use Electric Wiring Gas Pipe Cleaning ..+-«+e0**** Help. Men. Boys Preis Wemen, Gir's .- Se ae Real Eetate Sec. Instruction Lace Curtain Cleaning ... Lost and Found ...-*+++ Medical ¢eeneeel Millimery «++--° Partners «.--- 6. sedene Patents socesneseeee Painting Personal Printing. 1 eRe ORE Nr ety mgr ul uck. INVESTIGATE—ASK DEMONSTRATION ) A HAM} 9: terms, /HUDSON—1924 touring: ' 1819 Sidney Defiance M otor Trueks HU PMOBIL E—T : VL nal . x“ 146) etens’ ’ ({{ ; ne Si : id 0618 - ferme ae oe yes on sd A ra me is Pe Ws . ip ow ant a: a Me ALSY gfe gs * Se ree on Mea ie +i am 2 " a Sr “3 t. . bee . ” a ‘ ater 4 Set, Bie i . oo ie ones hal ¥ at a "1 th eee ene $ oh f i we tess . BY j nt ee eee eae E BCICK—Five-pass. touring: ‘32-649: eell | / HUP 8 TOURING}! I OO mortgage: $195. 33. Huber, | ‘ newly 4 me & i ; J 1924: teed like new: ring. work: rua ren ' 4593 Easton. see to : : (c) | Ht PMOBILE—In gon tion; new nm will seis a ss ot egg Sah, eee mech — co ‘or ' : " as. ay; 4 | FORD—Ton truck. O27: suitablk delivery: “S60 McNair FORD—102 1920 good | : Addressing in Every day you wait you’re losing money you could make with one of our good OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY EVENINGS ALL WEEK | Pe | SS = ID | == x a automatic steel dump Roommates R Iwe rewie mS Sete J v , | if 7 . : * cocoate Colored “es *ee eee 8 a) USED . = NOWICE aaleswomen oe cin eee cee eee eee es Good assortment. All makes. Schools ..+-+r8r Low Prices. Easy Terms. The following repossessed cars be sold to satisfy mortgages: Us Solve Your Hauling sera movies. Kxpremba eves BE ge 1927 Hudson Roadster 1927 Velie Coupe 1927 Essex Sedan 9868 EASTON AV. ump: truck, $60 1926 T-passenger: in very fine shape; Duco finish; equipment includes Lovejoy shock absorb- | FORD—Light BUICK—Touring: we are £1 ers: a real barcain; $300 down, ben work, yg corp Sex, 00 purty: only S98: ay | balance monthly. . gc aaa oe6: “hevrolet | (WIVER CADILLAC CO., 45. 24 Ford touring, S69: JEficrson 3084. 3333 Locust. 4-wheel brakes, $195: j = } ' Grand. a a en ce nn ew, .uh a 4 re ( —~1]925 tour - yun very little; | Y ii aX t Let Yahlem 1035 N. ; EWE ing “ol - Buick touring. argain: in perfect shape: $200 cash or terms. | touring: BUICK—Have a 1922 make painted: in good candition: erie. 5033 Delmar bivd. ~*e eee 888888 eseeertee eee weueUeE BR wevaeaeWte- BUEBNRNUHNHYUNN~ aUBUeBn oevseosseeeesese?" Mi eZ Sse y . aba BE ER-FAHRENKROG Al 4000 PAGE BOUL. 10 @. , t+ani a’ Pri eee seeeeveveee oak Poa hoist, i, ee ay 3, “spe K woe uw tires, rew Aan aes se stake body, good eeoee0t 68 6 ag OS™ te © hats. Ses a , a ca as . . ; Mode, ~ ee ve stake bodr. from 1 to V1" Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits | MARRIAGE beret = oe Bie Thomown 1-80 &. Vandeventer ae en 7 SOS0 ‘w aterman THERE IS A REASON: we sell so many cars. Come in and look over OUR PRICE and YOU will know whys A complete list pe every car we have. os Nash Light 6 Sedan Nash (Ady. 6) Sedan. wncy *. Nash 7-pass. Sedap.. Chevrolet Coupe (rumble Nash (Adv. Moon Sedan *“e eee “e286 Fs Hudson Coach re © © oe eta ae Every ‘pr! it elle i iti callie ol le a etn att a en ee ee SRY Ut, py wer 5 PES Frain: sts Bs pe har taal exceptional 0" rn or trade. W. | 3318 Washington. | LOCOMOBILE—7-paseenger touring. ter Motor Co, 2S1S Washington. MARMON—‘-passencer sport wouring: new, special, $445: terms, trade. Easton. jee 911974 | oh eee 6) Coach. .... # EE RE A Ne Nt ne , a ee ach (dem. Pea w. ets = we i D r te } a6R- —— good: Rridge. ' FORD. -r c = ~ a P an ight “| Look! Marmon Sport, $495 | ed, newly p: Sport touring Marmon. winter |} cap: 2 'osure. wtt-INC] seat qorers., S rig ina! duco finish 1923. touring. ~ ee Tle eredte 1819 Sidney. oe paent . , Chase j b wonce ria) 4 i a 132) mM. JITE oe 15 Cr opletely reconditioned. Garage. 221 York. DEimar 645%, rp Four-B k B i k a ; | our ra € u ¢ good paint "and aie: here ; _ terms. Gilliam- Sectein ary ston is a real bargain: wderta money-back guarantee c62) | press a & seal Cormeen: | Le ot en he Buick touring. $95 to $8 50; all refinished USED TRUCK DEPT. _ 2837 N. Grand. Lindell 290). THALMERS—Tourinz: 19 good condci- CHEV ROLBI—1925 t@uring er. $185 cash. 4231 Natural Bridg sport, CHEV ROLET—Touring, 1925: runs reain. $100. 4508 Easton. equeesandineenes CHEV ROLET—1924 touring: new. $50 cash. 3505 8S. Grand. tig Automobiles For Sale—Miscellaneous | . CHAL AL Eva coM@itior : ‘ike ic} 7 Me Brget eB a et et, just enc al ' panels es as ™ * A QD gr00d as ne w. ; Coach... acemdtiet Mo GE 4 verfe gs - ' i*« ci: + 4 ; athlon — ae y =; i 3 ae} = ze ee Oe ee ae ne Y Oy ahh Pn be Me AN poe tS oes en is “ Vans 0 a y eS mee we bee, ‘ wrt > the F site 7 DON Ty adie oe TIRES ts on Lai ane eae tl ccliaceai EER FOP ect es > “s RF eR wes Pe PAE GaSe at ckcnrsmestie ont pcan enatnteteshén wins ee 2 Si aka: if s * . a My Sepe ¥ Bs Saye Ch a ee ee ic PRB art a ees) eid ee) Se 2 Se Oe ne ea eo : ary ree + * Rip aite: ye Ee. 7 CORE TE a 83 Re ee ae PE Ti Mareen Santee Risages tr BOAT: BB i he, oe Pie ” ‘ ; y. rm ade y pee Oe 2 eet nes ett OMNI: «IMD OE - jer : ak dpinanstienciintee. end ¥ ty es . 5 SF am pe " sy oa aie ares poe ce 243 - TE teens ot ia 7 Lee ro om ns) ee aT Pan? SRA, Gat PE MEE te - * k She $40: ich) CHEV ROLETS—-3 tourings: 1924.56. 75: $165: terms. S5i73 Easton. CHEVROLET—i1925 touring: $85: 2323 S. 12th st. trade. condition, or GUAR ANTY ‘MO MAXWELL—In good cor ~ tras. CAbany 3335R. m, rms. fs. ] > R co... 2938 Locus ~. 1diiton: pient i runs like touring; any ROLE? 1926 enli Easton ‘c) _new. $155. wort! S25. CHEVY ROLE1—Tourine. like new: cheap: need mirney. Call 4332 Lexington. CHEVROLET—Touring, 1924: paimt, tir motor perfect: cheap. Se I7O5J. CHEVROLET —Tour inz, eood _rubber ; motor perfect “ashe Lindell CHEV ROL ET—Touring $150. 4721 Cuppies P (BD) i Ss. lat $135. L220 CHEV ROL ET—Touring. 1929; good, clean, 175 Fiint Auto Excliange 4587 Easton. ea Ga Tou! ine. BL pes =. $165; Dodge. $115: trade; terms. 3844 =§. Broadway. CHEV ROLET— Touring driven #4 months:! wih sport model: only sell at sacrifice. 4°20 Gartield ) CHEVROLET—T models, S50 Itaska. CHEVROLET—Touringe, 1975; will trace. Big Four Chev: 6 Jefferson. 1223. bargains. our n tites will aden mite! with winter rel tires ad only S2R5 Ostire terms trade: 30-dr 4 gu | BRABM-MITCHELL ETTE 10 Ss. Bo vie. at (ee MOTOR CO. Manchester. SS SS TOURINGS DODGES, ALL MODELS UP To ~? 1928 Moon, 5-pass, refinished, $115 L9Zl Studebaker. runs good, new Tap, age tires 122? Jewerrt. Nash: new aaies t and tires TATE MOTOR CO.. 3041 Locust St. DORRIS TOURING excellent in appearance and ee =. sacrifice if sold today: terma or trace. . KH. OWEN CO... Washincton. model - Mar. Inc. a nO gO cg Oy, GO nag rey Oa fn OE 90 at Oa typ PU yO Na Og sae at tie aie adil ~—Touring, latest e ~. 356 Del NASH—19 zi. to uring: very reasonabie. piv 4°61 Blai NASH—Touring. ' NASH—1924. Nuick sa'‘e: Ww kt > tem SOT" -v# 1923: needs tuning $45. 4593 Easton £000 also Wi) bie hargain. oo @ ~v tOUTINDg, Griven ; 200d tir arrance -i¢rms. | CARE ut ‘en 000 eve ; Or DSN ANDO19° a5 a trade. ook 6S _OAKLAND—102 i Lax “tat Tour ing ee ; he be ns bh Oakland 1024: original tires ally - COMPANY Wes al #6 $1° ir | OVERT — , 29 . raeton ela al ett ti eal ee ell S318 | f s -w—e cia == \ iberal terms. condi ti a1 if Se ine 7 uring ins 305 Str DER. a wes a et your own Price ; Li ira rnacdeter re : eet M HR. | STUDEBARER— 2o- "aint. top fere 1 pn. mm. Lites 14239 Trion. | STUDEBA KRERS—o late 4 terms. So0G Ss up: trad Dass nee, &,- MERAKER—Bie 6 7 “4 7 % iS i >¢ 14} epecial cond on smaller -iASS want PF 216 W. Li ' ’ GRAB AM. 3 i ; | 6701 (hiive Street pelea agg eo NAT WA! MACK °1..TO. TDCI AC a ~ : - 4 Rt * ‘? Tin? } Ne sho LOPS YOUR OWN . sOS2D) o ut TATE Mo ES ONTIA(C st BARGAIN Repossessed cars to be sold f mortgace. "sm. Master rolet lds. sedan ,% — a te au 199° Buiec ring GENERAL “MOTORS ac Cc EPTA 523 MISSOURI THE ATER a 3990 iC | NOT ICE Studebaker eS We are going Se Used Studebaker Cars. TO R some wonderfu | . these cars have been ovérhauled and repainted. We will sell them at a very low figure, all guaran- teed, your old car (regardless of will be taken in as sedan Coach Here are on 7 - J aiues, CO. ese N. Euc! “TRAC > make) payment. 5 Stud 5 Studet 4 Si ehak ne r Spec. Spec, Rie Licht Spec ake r nker Studebaker bedtel baker lke new) 1 Stude baker ack ha 1 1 § ‘ CO. “THE HU G ae ght 6 Road ‘Bic &e Speed — a wWwonGgeeriui car fare Many makes bodies; juick sal pee T ‘AR C fe Paved Ce Ox? Entra : pen Sundar Evenings TRUCI prices re- MOTOR Authorized Willys-Knic!} Merchants Delmar Bl. ek & . IVOed 1564 FOrest RAWe BOYS! WE’RE KNOCKING ‘"EM COLD! said he Cars itks And bunch of ‘ £onna bust! TATE MOTOR CO., Ine. Get am "ELIE—Tourtnec ar veal wir: 18s Tower Grove Rand O41 1925 VELIE’ TOUR ae. like new four-wheel L, OnKS loon tire rine nerfect ha only —-" «th HELLS "TTE MOTOR Boyle “at Manchester i ; i ourine ~ 937 Te POsRes key! balance $319: terms, trade. 4593 Raston. W1.CYS-KNIGHT—T9M_ touring. Te inw brakes due Lom) (e622) WILLYS-k NIGHT—Tourins - perfert SDS today. . CHRYSLER STORE. 2651 Lafayette “Wear Pbortrecd Weed Cans? SPECIAL SIX PHAETON With Big 6 moter. binatica. equipped with DUP pers, aeeee. balloon tires, motometer, wind bum per per cent w EBER BO reduc tion Lecust. 1817 me- | | chanically, new tires, need the room, only | | An unbeatable com. | INDIANA DU™Mp INDIANA DUMP LANA CHASSIS - AD BUILDER Studebaker, >SPEED. 6CYL Buick Ro RUAD KING ( Mow *T] Sedan Jewrtt Ro +-TON ae fie N tate er eo os rd tate r hryeier Seas Etc... = poe 2 Oe stata | “ - a 1 a oa iN ic H ~ EV ROL ET mUuMr eve... te, ~ a o ZLzIaZ B4444 447A 27. ne And thie ise no one elee but ois Fairban Kae hirmee Sia ron. boy {f dDroadcastin « from fe ee eran ps pete Hd |; SUNDAY—9 To 1° «4 MR. FAY—LIN, 7949 INDIANA TRUCK CO. & 314 N. SARAH ST. SE & USED CAR EXCHANG 2944 Locust to sell our stock of Most of part 1926 1926 1926 1926 1925 1925 Dodge Roadster Cleveland Couve Essex Coach Studebaker Phaeton Chevrolet Coach Oldsmobile Touring And Many Others These cars must be sold for balance due, and as the purchasers had made at least 13 down payment, they are real bargains. Come in and look them over. We will arrange terms to suit you. 3029 Olive St. Open Sunday Open Evenings | Automobiles For oy ROE Automobiles. For pM 57— | ; 2 2 ‘ \ ey . ’ art i) bid AS -* 3 4nv new * Moon . it} as prize : e . x Y-206. , > _ ,. . D ailca Cal { Sui til cis DE! Mi NSTR AT hairs On the Lot at 4003 Laclede LACLEDE NASH Co. “i closed cars at your own terms. 3i_-ton r steel body, underbody h: SEE Orn CALL’ O. H. PAPE 4 * vr 7 >» F ~~ m~ r GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK OSO0L 2640 WASHINGION BL. panne sag the _Sale AUITU VUil—Biue Hil yu » lv S35 SO). 408% N. Main Ric ; | DELIVE! CY BOx—C losec r - ( STAKK BODY—6x12 feet, oad ster or coupe. cheap — 2713 Mad@iso: | tm fit, 3115 Nebdraska FENDERS mt ake Ruller afd ball | bearings : and chains, axis an for all carg and Gear Co... 3216 Locust. (Ma) We C OMPA J wtf rs ii perenne Se Auto Bodies For LARGE PANEL BODY. 2112" Desoto AY. For all makes of cares: trade. (Curtains, tops open bodies Our motte. ~ car MODERN AU Ute, 17 ee | Lafa rett —. viet ‘ 40 and ¢ Ww azner na not got it, was nything mm auto paris ! ack. Easton-Aujo Parts. ‘ Rand Ot Linde! 73% ee gore Chassis For ¢ Sale arts urds argcst stuck th — = r rorau ¥ Br dway. $ OQ. ; FURD—Chaseis, ~ 26: rune. - ! | Riverside 5975 ,- MOTUE bf LENE OTL R os 20: gome as Li iversite - ee 210 3 _ none 408 irst. (cha, | FORD—1026 ton aernre . | TIRE S—Bat iter and general accessories terms. 4711 Natural & 6900 Grav ni vecabie 34225 fc) | TRUCK CH ASSIS—-5-tom: Interna tional Truek Parts All models ig re , MC ‘To R TRUC . 2611 Mark: ‘ ot t ANY “iy. 29 GAL. gz wre ' ' ' ' ' K PARTS « r O. AUTOMORIL JE fitereon | BODIES—Sejans. tourin regs! coupes: ali models. tra 2811 ~~ | 20" % Coadrich ' 29x4. 40 Goodrich 4-passenger 198 aed LEADER. TIRE ay 287 ATE pros Tops Fer open Monday | MAXWETIO Auto TO 4239 De Soto. 1a"s 1A 19% | ea ev - higher-priced hodies: pas Morrie, T8160 Ole. TIRES—30x3% Goodrich and Carroli Tire aid Bartery | or ci : -a eh ea Louis Wuellner Ww Mrs. Charies J. Kaut .. Anna 5 wre x ad ol po pow oe Bs hs wf ri rT mOe 7 .. pe p> ox bd By a Soy yA i ’ Sood te Sg SM > & +. Le pie ke Margaret J. Ruder ..W “ +P. ged | | Deocer 2929 Lambdin | K Pinckneyville. . 1839 —— lane IZA N. anes S. Main , 8057 Fo De " Springfie}d. 77 3451 Laciede A Compton ne eewvreneere ee eeeeeneetee .sesee S826 Connecticgt | 3U73 West Belle, BISGA Clark. Jones, 3745 Cote Brilliante. 5415 idaho. Penny! vania. LSI4A "Texas. 4102 Lafayetie. Whittmann, 3857 St. Lewis. ic. Reach, 4828 Ashland. - 22d B. Brown, 5084 Enright. and B. Meteaif. 1708 — eee Cameron, a 8. Taping 2917 Kasten. ebster Groves ebeter Groves Easton Easton e344 Warren 30726 Semple LLS Cane: useefl 1U _ Welleton | Minerva | + Gerahktine | ) rt ‘Sarafield pl | ay 7th 3830 5 Main 4700 Atkin. ileum Mich Mo reon Barracks 3301 Lariede troit. 4th 2601 Walrut 2601 Walnut Springfield. Di 1147A Waites Hewell. Harlan. Le uisiana. “63 Westgate. Page. LLN- DE 4 Phone Us 5165

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* eg eastasssy fireettistity it tperanattt to ehhh See PRE isc aaates — ayant Thc) eagerness he : i 8 ’ 4 ° é # iH Pe > ae t 7+ r > + i bi 3 =f 4 4 . r. sanee soar + 4 etre $44 . a ns i. the ee a Stetstis Sestk SEES Steet eee y r >. roer- - a - 7s 4 , : + tre a titethit? SRR SE t ; Sette Hith > o® tx’ Se +7) Tra 7tgs4. — - : it a REO 2, “oye ; che ; SF T tt : a : ee * or +e > * soe ee, ‘ a r srt *4 pee > S % tonne stPthrth BREE sSisas: $3 S03 3 seegetes tresass, Saasseettestitsstatssissttete, iigtet eats eet e eee aH] ighetht tittaztan rest ‘BPE: HIRE oro e ss > Me pes sees Cwban Lebate ts * 6 +? yerrtriite it AR | | . : ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1927. ¥. T. and A, Haragin, 4522A Pennsylvania DEATHS loved her. TRAVEL—Huick sedan; leaving | for Jac ’ : aa ds . and H. Bachle. 5335 De } a I d ox T ° a and BH. Schwenk, 3732 cvonshire. SeCULLOUGH Ge Thais _ | NF IN MEMORIAM AUTOMOBILE AND Aiscover ed Vv ee n a nee M. Hughes. 5806 Enright. 1027. Thomas B. McCullough, ‘aaeen | AY’ WHEIR i} In memory of my dear wife and moth- MOTOR BUS TRAVEL deeaamaas Re sani Me ified H. E. and D hy Sts ee ee ee en ands Mario‘ | 1 Sin MES Sat" akan oth tay’ ot Dctober, | WILL drive varity to California for tape ea Cal pl oblem. “] 4 C ass | 1¢ H. I Humphre McCullough (nee Jaudes), brother of Pa- | |) 192 ct Geo i >? Sek invmotie ae portation: know two routes: references, | BREAST FIN—-Lost; ie & H. J. and H. Frances, 3010 North Ma k tricia and William, grandson of M Ww ne bul not forgotten. | Sadly! oan events ned ~ ‘| reward, 2000 Paris. oC = = . ae T. 2 29 &N ? arkct. } OL Mrs. il- | | : | mataieed by husband. children and all whe evenings, co, Dodd, 2613 13 Elliot. a used- “ar sale. gs Advertisement 1 , Law er, 314 aN. 12th i a I gage and Mr. and Mrs, T. J. Me- | || The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | : | & pew > oe : IO abada, and our dear nephe is | | | —— - os - ; , y Srarstocked ie @ On a Following * Ww, rhart. Wellstan, Mow fifth moyth phew, in his | Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | In loving memory of our dear mother. Pacotsa nn ies Lig A wee wants 2 - HIN ~ * . = @ Pees B.C. i M. rT, Bt fouls County. BD ti ie from P ge gy *- parlors, 3934 | || given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- er Png +) hae this life two veers ROT; SsrarTae Sra 7 es 6% : Adil ~~ "oO aYrTarp « : , 3 ulevar | ago, . 1925. | rietices er | . - 7c a Jai re and complete assort ie rr eee = D. oor Fame th. " at 2 p. m., to New ‘St Reerane” Commies ) Be oh nga Pl te er by stamped addressed envelope. i} A wonderful mother. woman and aid, Ps ae-y Dadi, * Ae going to California, | CRESC ENT PIN— me ~ tani Le — = ; h. . ps es LL. rmistice it¥ On violins a if} One who wes veiter God never made: vé ' rn ve: P (7) a a we tg gronl. 4446 Russell. MUELLER— Entered into rest on Satur-||; day is a legal holiday in the Batts fteeutice soph yoga ve fourtd by || A wonderful worker, so loyal and true, YOUNG MAN will drive party to Calitor- Pr ; 4393 J n J. Welter 1 eS day Oct. 8. 1927, at 3:10 a. m., Jose ||) of Illinois “and Missouri. torie f S the conserva- ||| One in a million—that, mother was vou. hia for eXpenses: experienceu driver: best Sh . ana elsch, a Belt. pain a ee of 6058 Lucille avenue, — | SUBSCRIBER You uesti Ww ne music, + pt in roar ene atwers HOE) references. GRand 2297J, ic} COLLE Low: foma wou ved wife of Conrad Mueller, dear moth if SL BSCKH Ln. r question as ILFRUM.—The half di : oneset and liberal, ever upright: Ripe New 7% Ee vavin © »the 1a dimes of | ae ae” a ; we 3 BUSSES OVER COLLIE PUP—4 south eau: a hee! =: ee a be Attorneys eer eeveaev ee eer right. | Py Auto Travel Tr.P8 2. et teereeee W H Y I S77 THI S? | it é reagiie pnd Tuckpointing. . 4 ; —— os B in ds neh) in ') ight . | Song” NE | Se ceeps,: tefciters soeees mn we don’t we adjust the ice at ji ‘ q ene as Grothaus, Mrs. J. Kopp, owi||; Antonio has been referred to the/to 10 cents. There is no premium | PE coy bach salen ie eadiliain wile NL-SI N Bl S LINES name Sande. Cai M. and O. Hafner r. Unive ‘rsity City. great grandmother snd ate: gran ndmether. j Resort and Travel Bureau of the on a Stone Mountain half Aotiar. : saioaae i bus : : A HIC AG ,, $3; DETROIT $7 a DIAMOND : N ; H. anne 3637 Bowen Funeral Mond ga a | Post-Dispatch. Kindly telephone. | | Sadiv missed by childrer KANSAS CITY, $3.50: DENVER, $15, white gold; libere! reward. Hiland 7263, : ay. Oct. 10, at 2 p. ti PLEASE.—The 1883 nickel, with | . - ROSS FAMILY. ‘ or MAINS ig HOTEL. DIAMOND RING—Lost; B. Duffy Pine Lawn. from th. Her »|ii write or call on that depart ; mann & Son ate e partment.| | : see We , 3 lamonde; ong chape}, Farr or without the word cents does vee Bellefontaine car or Bamous-Barr. COltax aheche Wilson. 4493 Penrose, ang s . st Fl 2 > i , “ hand ro often clasped in mine Twice Daily 8:15 A. M.| DOG—Lost: hound, Diack and brownt r@ Thompson, 5045 Linde}), granddaughter. ciman), and our deai ||| an alleged Jottery about which we} be.” Aspect is defined ag “the [| Lies now in death's cold chill, ; ait) 8:15 P. M.| ward. » (c pitckman, | 458A Alabama. Burial took place Saturday, Oct. S, with ||! wa es we eee opps pe be-| peculiar feature or salient char- ieee © > kind ff ogg — ee CHICAGO $3 00 rove. interment in Bellef ee | gause oO . S&S. postal regulations, acteristic by which ; thir is |} Gu co ce, nf ne ee ae eee a ON . Aldrich, 5660 , n efontaine Cemetery. (c) ic E5 a 16 iiTo hear his voice, re hi J fT ANIG ‘ MIny . Bancroft, reL7 Kingsbury. PAULIN—On Thursaay. Oct. 6. 1927 “ | MAPLEWOOD —Dealers as 4a distinguished,” also, as “the ap- | That megnt 80 satgeh "to eg _ KANSAS CITY eeee . $4.00 DOU Last, white spits, Tetley, 1002 Lynch. his residence, 1218 8. Midland avenue rule buy only coins in good cuondi- pearatice, viewed either by the eye L miss him no less as the time passes of Guaranteed Bus Service over ¢7e, aa Cookie ; reward. and B. Schuble. 1044 Lafayette. Charles Paulin, beloved husband of Lil-|/) ; If br ey lat Oo y« ur eoin is | °F mind, look, ete.” One could if Than 1 did on the day of his guing, COAST TO COAST Victor st. HUmbalt Le 665. BURIAL PE ; a. Faulin (nee Seibel). dear father of ||) \'o til vr ye dabl the eles have an appearance, look, etce., || For abeence can never close the door of All New Parlor Car Equipment DOG—-Lost, Friday, Boston terrier temale; 4 PERMITs, , E. J. Nahm. Mrs. James T. Seibert. Bendedagherend a Pe ay ha JE eto . but could not be said to be an ap- || my heart, ny se A ME RIC AN MOT OR STAG ES ve nrg suftere : pets. FONE, au2d T T Steiner 49 4015 Te and Mrs. P A Robertson (nee Paulin. 4 may not be of value, how ever } : ; oe 1 : k ” { the i And the larap ot iny love lis atill glowing. 4 44 2 vr Delmar bi. TT. Steiner, 49, 4015 Terry. our dear father-in-law and grandfather. in||| rare. Without date we cannot give | pearance, 00K, OF any O © | Sadly missed by his 615 N. 18th St., Cor. Lucas. era 4758, }—Lost: . tee cr a tp Vhio. —" ocxtz-ocventh year. ‘its value. Show it to such dealers | Synonnyms used in this connec- } WIFE AND CHILDREN. (ce) Y N. 18th Stree es On; Rack, wits wee ae “bores 8 Can. oa. -4 ” “hs 3 une ' 4 u8 c . + 7 : = ~ . ae : i Eason : re aa } 4 4 pera’ from Clark's funeral home, 1125 ||| 45 you may find listed in classi- | “on. ‘|| In memory of our dear sister and aunt, Bonded _and Insured, Cf) | 7526W, Louis Peterson, 74, 4460 Page Hodiamont avenue. on M | Wm. H. Linton, 29° 4141 Olive. at 8:3U a. m.. to-St. Rethorice Oct. 10 fied telephone directory under; M, G. M.—As to the nationality ||| Louise Lanfersieck, who departed this life Chica 3 00 DOG—Lost; medium sized, saw. —Taale: P. J. Koenig, Jo, 4036 Taft. thence to Calvary Cemetery. Deceased ||; “Coins.” (of Gene Tunney: He was born im |}|one year ago, Oct. 11, 1926. LO, ° name “Slip.” Call COlfaz 3; > Eeuart, BO Dover. kK ae a are of Acme Tent No, 92. ||| WONDERING.—Ask the society Greenwich Village, N, 5s hoe and in Sa graveyard softly sleeping, ne YELLOWAY, INC, wart. (e) ren, Se ore, Seneln. 3. Catherine Pana’ me Society ©tlil which promoted the amusement] is therefore an American. He is | Where the flowers gently wave, LONGEST BUs LINE IN THE WORLD, | VOG—Lost: small biack and tan; lame Marte Jacovs. ee es 5S. 14th. > a — Age ne t the results. It has telephone of Llrish extraction, as his parents | Lies the one we loved so dearly . Fully bonded and insured. bind jeg; reward; return to 7271 Bouth- weer ‘— Bumb, 7 «. sO1G Cherokee, FIR E— n Thure day. Oct. 6, Baad, | abou nies T) cerns an alleged | Were natives of County Mayo, Ire- | In her silent, lonely grave — & 4 10 a. m., Bop. m,; west av. Maplewood, Hiland 1686 cn . A. Scheer, 14. -A Hickory. itiam Pierce of 5256 Delmar bonie- address. iis con e é i land In regard to the use of | Oh, #o calmly did she jeave us; a. m,. » mm, and 8:50 p. m, Friday to 5 p. . T. J. Daniels, 65, 4837 Germania. vard, father of Mrs. Rose McCoy. Mrs ‘lottery about. which newspapers She ’ ” i} How we Miss her gmiling face , ., ers land, $14; Pittaburg, DRESS— Lost: blue si lath a@.: 7 Frances Fricheite Ss: ) Nellie Thr re A ae ae Se te lw cause of| ~nior, it is an appe lative Mean- | om i and . ’ $17.50: Ka Pr . a > Deny : “ts 4 : e. + on : ane richeit 3. 1904 California. a Mrs. Bessie Mason, Mrs may not publish news because 0 | She is gone, but not forgotten ‘ , ver, 9. pin attached; Thurad night B Claric lice Lynch. 56. 5 Annie Connje r : ing “the younger” when used with Ba: thnk te ’ Sal S32; ”s Angele ; — ay mS Al} Lynch, 56 ori a3 North! and. nnley, aged 70 year postal regulations. ° BE To that far-off distant place; imelen, . Heturn to 87 Vandevente eward Minnie Dowell, app. ‘ Re ss will be shipped from McLaugti |}, ANTI.—Books on the Fascisti, 4 Dame, hence it is not yp Ne to |; For her soul 60 pure 30 ¢ “Indianapolis $6; leave oe | tora Wenzel, 62, 925: im parlors, 2300 Lafayette avenue, Mon | ot io ae 'use it after the one for whom 4a \| > pe “ 4 : gee * w - ? ; ‘ ! . . dayetto : Pr sts may be obtained God did not permit to stay; IEP ? , Tr truck in W a Callie May, 41, 3328 rice €av morning, to De Soto, Ma. eng oa whenes 7 i person is named has passed away, | She has won her crown . ” AIN DEPOT. 5 a a EESTNUT, : ~ est_End PA a, es egg PY : 2a Sth. eon Friday. Oct. 7 7Oe7 Bien. ii at eo; : ; as, there is then onlv one bearing ia Sadly migsed by sister, ISTH & WASHINGTON CENTRAL ATLA. 1 EUREKA VACUUM CLEARS isch, 55, ‘ .. ® eth Primm: wife of Eugene L. Primm. CHARLES M.—If your violin is| the name. Used without the name || MRS. E. BURNE MARQUETTE HOTEL, GARFIELD at Loat: No. 1707404, Maffi Mi 7 Tt ; 7 r m r , . ’ = 1 s ‘ a a M. Hilbert : S. Broadway. other of Katherine, Helen Eugene and a genuine Stradivarius it is val-|it)applies to, it is a nickname. It i north to weat Floriseant, ® inte : ai ore oh > . se el Pe ail . Hinten, 47. 5448 Gilmore. oun yrigm. daughter of Katherine and | wahie As it bears this maker's | may be used in writing, in paren-| | CEMETERY LOTS ridge and south Gareethe, moware Kathleen and Margaret McGowan. . ‘ili name we think it Ww orth while | theses, to distinguish son trom | | exes ein . : URPLE SWAN fered. COlfax 4903J Funeral at €. R. Lupton’s mortuarys.|!| writing dealers who advertise inijfather. when the deceased father | | CEMETERY LOUT— Memorial Park; ox rFOWT END OF WED—l.os : CEMETERIES 4449 Olive street. Sunday. 3:30 p. m.‘e¢) ||} musical magazines. Any music| was so well known that his works | | -Bfaves, segtion 5 Riverside 5235J, $7 Kaneas City Chicago, $5 |.™uving van, Saturday; re wer PUTN AM— Entered into reet on Saturday. |!) store can tell you the leading. mu- lor writings might be confused with ||; CEMETERY LOTs—Two, Lakewood Park; $19.50 Denver Detroit, "$10 765OR, Oct Tin Aube at 10 a. m., Harriet Put-|'|; sical magazines. A local author- that of the son. ia sacrifice. Wishster ZOUZ5W. (cup) dort gy Mo ; Columbicz, Mo. Cen-| FOX TERRIER-—Lost; male: whi mi A Vineet : unica. dearly Rage: ed mother | LEGAL INFORMATION Hic yy by ITE ids LOT—Cheap or trade for car. go Oye agg 2 oe Naah ville ll. yellow spota: bobta an té @\, @\ e\ mother-in-law and aunt, is ber pon Be ee wid i] 1 CE SPOT URG Ce — NEW UNION MAR KET BLDG ? a il * Services t Tyo A ‘ro ersyi 7? ; Situations + | THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL Monday. & of Ki be ame nl —s a eh 9 i JIM.—The law was changed a NEWSBOY’S MOTHER. — The || ¢ K ‘ME TERY Lt TS Choice: In Lake ee, “Fes 50+ +e eee? | Mausoleum and Crematory Il., Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 1:30 p.m. (e1) || few years ago. A divorced person { company which sold you the mae | ries: cash or trade. JEfferson OOSU $4 ll A\( -O 4} left ear irene license 4224; ehild’s pet, Storage, Moving, Express. .-+0+s || CAbany 0976 CAbany 0279, CAbany 2498 | ROTHMAN—On Saturday, Oct. 8. “499 va can now remarry without waiting | chine can refuse to accept puy~- || C a ae an LOT I2-crave; in Oak uae er enigee. ; " . i" eK m iron : . airs 00008 Nicht number, CAbang 0027 (c8) Ike Rothman. be } “a ver Illinoi | ments that are smaller than those ||| Grove. "ax 07 tN (c) of stoves Furnaces Repairs. *« . , . imay loved hushand of Be 1 Pe a ear 1h lin } . ' — ° _ “ Rothman and dear father of Mrs Sonhie | M AUD —You can sue the tenant | you agreed to make, and can ta ke | | 4 EMETERY LOT —-Memortal Park: re 4 KANSAS (CiTY Weet minster reward. FOrest 4i97. tc) Sherman, Mre. Selma Cooper, Berjamine Ey aia : 1 : the machine away and sell it un- investment, FOrest O751J, | GLASSES—Lost; tortoise shell: in Weil- ete. aed 6 Cc i | = ~ bee 74 "ei ; 1) ) = & . FAHRENKROG AUTO Ci | Sc | You | see: ° ie @ Toilet Artticles ...-ee+eeersse | .. Edith and Floyd Rothman, and ||| YOU mention in a a der the chattel] mortgage (if you.|;| CEMETERY LOT—J2-grave; best section ton. Friday evening ts NOB Y Be! « Inaan * A} 1th’ 2 3 7 ' va 4 ai ‘ _* l% - Pf ec ) - 4000 PAGE BOL L. ua ss Trade schools eet eeeseseerees 4 ; ‘ { \) oma oe * 14 caine ie I cat iP ourt coe 0 an “ — signed one, as usual). if the ma- t Valhalla very low price, must sell. CAb- “rth oS: Bagge eed tat 50: Loe Angels, GL ASSES —~ Lost, in biack M uri Op ca ih caence 3 Shawmut | and ¢ “yr RECLINE - , ’ 4 lany 636 av = ibe | | \ ee ee th ete tie wore ss | dhine should sell for more than the | H | 2e nes (O) | 7:45 p. m.; Rolla. _ Leave 7:46 a. i Call DElmar 6231W, Tuckpointing coeseeeeeeeeeeee | place, on Sunday, Oct. 9. at 1 yp. m (ec) a "eek area | : yy - . | . Ba . m, garnish his wages. | CEMETERY LOT—2 6-grave Jots in Mt CLASSES—Wednesd meornis te IG SS en crvecceesye*? ; SCHADT— Asie adie 3 | amount you owe, plus the cost Of || “Hone at a sacrifice: g oN estment: |. B m: Union, Jefferson Cit nog ee ee ee ee Vedertaking » || THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL (“CGA°T ANSP 1m Jesus on Thureday. ||) 44 BM. D.—If you have grounds | sale, they would have to turn the || piverside snsiw. | 6004 lnvestment:| 2 p.m > City 7:30 & mn | Groves. Summit ave. near. Newport, — ‘ | AUSOLE aaa ch beloved mother of Harry. Elma for divorce and- have not been at/| excess nipug the — ee eee CEMETERY LOT-—Very choice. in Oak wide: ou iDWEST TRANSIT _ ‘ ASS pal: on atu NM Oo UM an za Schadt. Mrs Mamie Phillips. fault yourself you could obtain a | happens sk the company to acC- ||| Grove Cemetery, sacrifice. PArkview y ‘“ | ff: ; ’ ce, 0 _ or ~~ Wednesda or ‘Thursday; re 1801 WASHINGTON GARFIELD, UG58 | warg CAban ‘7) . @ ij E IS >) 1 |; CAbanzy 8606 GArfield S331. (c62) |Mrse. Bertha Opfer and Mre. Mabe! How- | | divore and alimony for you ‘self, | cept smaller payments and explain 2% wpe td )) ‘ : : RE, ivorce and alimony) oF J I > | pt I n : (e834 } _ ° ; n») A\ IK EASO ) IN | ard. deur sister. mother-in-law, aunt and! / . reasonable support for the | the circumstances. Kindly watch ||} CEMETERY LOT-—-1 6-crave, In Sunset EPYERSON HOTEL MAIN so GLASSES—Lost, torioles: shel 4 and Giand OM > = Pry Ca OO tcinnebnuuue ne seeeeeeeeteoene8 © records show we turn our stock it & “oo cn “Sone : 1 . eip, . eer eeedeee28 y sixty day: >. | . Help—W omen.- Gisls »ccccss SMUST BERIGHT” oe bene To Do Thi RNs geen ...-+-c00000-- URE CARS—TRUCKS =f | wer TERMS TO SUIT 7 me eeeeeeeeneeee MO ODS www wis s~ pw te is W WW is ae) “I b K is Printing. Addressing ...-+++++- Rooms-——or Colored «es *eee eee aeeeeee eee? Newer taaur. wh ie F grandmother- -in he . “g also . , | }” er sixty-ninth year child You cannot compel him to ;the miscellaneous column for an- | Burial Park; good ‘ocation. Box M-06, yt. Sullivan between Vandeventer «ears. Come in and look over OUR ¢ e ° Funera! S > . +] ‘hild. , f cars. Get @@ ° | TT. | uneral Sunday, Oct. 1s: ‘lock, | naga iy ; ‘ a Post-Dispate! : a cousin nm her use the letters D. ; 8. 4 ,, ; MARRIAGE LICENSES. uAclede 7052 Riverveide 2470 .c99) ||. thirteenth year. | pa ing | be ‘meamaved and everything pos- | and Friday, 8 p.m. 3243 Knapp. ing etub: 500 acres: 50 miles north. Willian, O'Malley tonn thy. io) , Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chapel, |) O'** leible be done to build up. the || "LOWER service tonight. 2919 Park. | GArfield 0453. ic) | LICENSE-—-Lost: No. 70,320. ae Kanene City, mo Gravois avenue, Monday, Oct. 14), | AGAIN—The earthy ¢alts re-/|-.. , antes ; ly | Mrs. Waters (c) | MEMbERSHIP—In excellent bunting and | 2408 Wallace av, Over ary A. Jones . .... ansas (if) ! ” : ; cei — | standard of health by proper lv- | | ; : 7. hs . “ ; CHECR ma. sunday Don Gaddy 1i’vo0-S8 Vardeventer | 30 pp m.. to Sunset Buria) Park. (¢7) ferred to are the basic salts sue b i and general good habits As iif DARK 0. Thu E Monday, , Rev, Guet- rn * club, HD miles north on Burling: MONEY AND fin u 4 Eisic Thompson 807 S. Vandeventer UNDERTAKERS | SCHOLL— Entered into rest on Thursdav.! | as lime. potash, and soda Sucn spy Ar 9 contributing ny! vabvact« iii ¢ermian, Thursday, “ 3117 Cherokee, on ( Maxeimer JEfferenn 2283. Pgs iy Re O'clock: please return, ay a 7 9 sl ie | Oct. 6. 1927. at 6:30 a m.. Elizabeth! deposits in the tonsils are due to) | ; : ° ii 4 me I SPER RITU CHU RCH—Sermon a ple Os ee Edwin J. Hannekan ..... 4061 McPherson | GER GHTY Stal Come : ana ole. © EZ DY posit: | ne von ' = ing the trouble benefit should be ™ 4 Spf Wall, Jatie : gto poe - —— — Alvina M. Gaasel .....9059 Waterman | A 4822 ae AY. loved wife of Walter S« neil’ teetioad wenth of th a = he ritation or infection | had by ta king two or three of the “Rev, Rubland. te) FRATERNAL NOTICES oy Ee eS oo ea 1p. , . . , ra Ss rg : eS NELLIS. : d > rr* 3? ‘og ‘. ot so — . " - ‘ > ° me Wiuelines +5. >i - We it : araeen | L-I-N-D-E-L-L B-I A-T B-O-Y-L-E :er of Timothy Rahill, dear sister of Henry sorte ni iA |five-grain tablets of orchotine split rt AL ISTiC—Service on demonstra- ~~ MEERS Aurora Chapter No. 475, O.| fellow avenye and Chamberigin and Se Mrs. Margaret J. Ruder ..Webst ' | Phone FOrest 021. * Erte: reon 3608.(c62) | Steinigger and Mrs. Kate Reynolds, our MEDICINKIE.—The sulphate of | three times dally after meals, | tions, & p. m.; J sp.endid workers, bay- ¥.. please atterd funeral of our late High Sehool. er we mift: liberal sowed. ard and Fountain. Temple of Truth. (©) Mme Amelia Hofmann, Sunday, at 1 p.| w. W. Steele. 108; Goud lelow av.. Tele . . Charles J. Kaut ns : Menard | | de ar Lene jge-cr ates srandmother, eieter-it- i ephedrine is a derivative of a J: A})- ; M ARIE T he or} r ed veins are | ni at Pas hedag's hat 1. bd. yds N. G | (law an aunt. , . lant an ikg KOTVIETIMeES uUuseT ad Ge oP eniarzgze € » € ; cal 2 htt es ee f Cas 4) . © é Chale > ™®. “9TAlhl. inhone PArkview inese plant and i CHRIST CHURCH -O10 Cass, Sunday | hy order of worthy matron, Miss Winona b “pail d and in er fect echa ical condition ; % Anna S Kobvyiarz ‘A Allen h | f Ww >» pls n ! a Setintonen went Remi ‘e ' Werner .... 5 5 } Easton } RE 4 é rom Nacker-Helderle chapel. ||| ;v¢cenally 2 dose of one-t due to some obstruction or defect |}} and Thursday. 7:30: Tue . , [7 Res ff rm a ape ee . 2 Fortine coc 905 Easton iD 3634 Gravois avenue, Monday, Oct. 10, at | tga tl bt alien Bey Feiner in the circulation of the _ blood Peters ; ee ee (coo) pneees. ond worthy patton. TO o RED A lek es. fering = suis i. pe AE te Gri my ) : Sapte si VI | | | 4 # ié 0 § e fo one-ni eral 1 the ¢ ss) @ ; ‘ ' | mew | os} ‘e WES i IN A ay (| i} 7 ¥illiam G. Silies 234 Warren | 3 p. m., ' » St. Matthew's Cemetery. De- ts v2 ‘ya ee alec rout. ete, | Caused by\abnormal] action of the ||| BLE VEN thi ‘ "Y haphoggy H — Sunday and | = . *6 ae he P a : . ° » of . Fide — *" s* > * : 5 “ , R ‘ a m ; . a ae i» { 4 1! a i d . is f Ia wlg “ ere . ust and 3005 Olive St.. on the Lot ?™ John Gray 30° Semple is ndertaking Company ceria cet Weide a eB a vie latle 3 he pupils of the eye. | Before a proper treatment could |, | 2010 Park Mr ” Wan iters {$9 ) LEGAL NOTICE PAPERS—Lost. valuable in neighborhood ee oy ; : >? "TA ~_ 2 3 mathew rela ll “D4 Is at oa er, ; situa’ a F ‘ i a } © - fats . . o P .? P mr v “4 ao , ’ “0 4 ° = - Z P " HOUSE WITH A REPUTATION Mm Mrs. Laura Marshall ......2029 Lam la . | | ._ | a. m.. Amelia Ollie Scott (nee Parshall). ; MERCER. — rin aby be advised a correct diagnosis || om] ot ok — CHU Rt 4? er - Lag mers I HAVE purchased the mechinery, fixtures,| Euclid and Maryland, finder. return te Ap ony Ff t le Rousse e666 2 6% . 5165 DELMAK. FOREST O87 te. t) les ar mott er of Kiin- " Tho iviner Ca rriet aK cans lf -; adre “it . m mm ust cs yor a nd — can only soe tt main. & @ w. Messages, J1°8, AUNA J he — good will, patents, patents pending, l'sona Hotel: reward. the ickison ‘ ae “ : oe i (nee Senott). dear sister of Delin McGuire. | ; mo Leh B22 bY p eee _ , “Sai cone YY making ié necessary - rights or copyrights if any, of t War- ss ‘ > : James A. Younglove 38. Chapei Without Charge. Elizabeth Colding and the late Julia. Diver- yerope 50 acts BO Sader he ae inom | coe by a reliable physician. Tak- || | °% th eh an ISM—I aap ty: of , Life: | ner's Marine Engine Works, 6308 8. Brdad- sink fod, weal, Fd: reward '? pod ae Elizabeth V. Faust ... Pinckneyville. af CENTRALLY LOCATED. (c62) | eall. (nee Parshali) and Bruce Par-hal! too long for PUD TE eee ae ey (ing two or three of the five-grain | | 4 wn " North Phen y gies rumpet./ way, St. Louis, Mo. Jerome E. Warner, Pa ner Co. ws hing ton is Cccil L Spurgeon . ae «tor eth henge nw and annt. age Bl. vears. r 4nea a reg ee Ath ae se pei oe: 7 table ts of caroid and bile salts Tight oF Thi TH mens rn 5 gad gemge Tipe his widew, Daisy M “ rir a Smi ‘ ~ ’ SS er-mM-iaw £ a’ § : eading the medics mee mia, “oo imyes ailyv ; . anle av Ae 4 4 ; ays ‘ _ Buth Virginia Smith 5954 finerva MeLAUGHLIN Bit catat deca santo & py eee me “i a Bie ye OR aps three times daily after meals may || p, m.; Tuesday. Friday. 8 p. m. 4613A Mit aaa fobiiies — pom ye nS ane : Andrew J. Cherry ? D374 tat ral Ne ‘ r a = ; nee, 2 ‘. Natural Bridge arenue. on Mon ay. | are designed — ago é ge itatic ay do some good, but for speedy re- | Be '] Mra. Reider. ry s - nan stent said firm or owner. —~L_oet: 2 diame Mrs. Ada Lawrence ....1318 Sarefield p! UNDERTAKING CO. | at S a. m. ehern. SS. 7 and ||, Of the BH, SEO He ines Lee ae cure a physician should ||| THEOMONISTIC—Sunday, Thursday, 8p. john J. Matthews, 4523 B. Mingbhighway, | pet: OF i ins ma Charies F. Cudd 339 Maiden lane “300 Lafusette Av. = ’ “he _ thence to SS. Pe ond | WORRIED MAN —Such a 1088) be consul lIted for diagnosis and ii| m.; messages, healing. 4336 Gano. . A , L. “S@AUE SERG tef) Reward. Itax 424 j | Schaar. — : PIN-—Lost, Beason silver, ait: Forewt a | « frequently asso0-' treatment If you wish us to a a - j ] Used True l Sal 3 = Marie M. Chere . VIZA N. 7th A. WW. me Laughlin (Owner). Pani's s Cemeter er as mentions ais f% j ' §! : ¥C i | = ome 6s Charles due to a . i ‘ whard Srue ell 4700 thins Rll ae ee — ev. Hannah Peters. (c09) | ANYONE knowi ddre f wa d 7 e Gladys Ramey 2057, Folsom "Be asie yng dear brother ee SP RITU: Af . ‘ ing \ n Ma ge ge - “ig 4 ripe reward. ? : ; &.. ia a FLOW! sR SEY ICE— Sunday. Milton Kanady. please communicate: im- Sarat S ashed ie | DEATHS "Fun . : : CARD OF THANKS | CARD OF THANKS |S and 8. Wednesday, 2: Thursday B. Mrs. | Bottant, Box M1@1. Post-Dispatch, Call GArhel ie, de : ~ . games C. Hinshaw as Detroit. Mich F ’ ¢ ¢ : . r ~ . O unera! from farily residence, Wednes- | Maat | ) : - Mrs. Ina B, Shum ate : . Springfield _ M day morning, 10:30 a. m., tw Oakdale | ‘fe wish to than! re : ‘Bro ai, The We wish to express our sincere thanks | Swar : oad I sere. PERSON AL-—- Want to know whereabouls ‘ Old Price Xew Price ae David Martin Jefferson barracke ’ | Cemetery ele aentah ee here & FuNer Hat Co., ed!to all our relatives and friends fur the SECOND CHURCH--At 1469A Hodia- | .0f Elly Thompson, former maid of Mra, ; ; las a Pri scw Pric Soee6C Pear) E. Epvs ..... 01 Laclede Black, Waler Primm, Elizabeth STRIKE—Entered into rest ; SOAR pancetta a bather Coffey. and! kind sympathy shown us in our last gaa mont, Sunday. 3 and & p. m.; Tuesday H. Brunengs 6154 Washington. urday morning. F ’ I f » “34> =~ - _— ao ‘ - ida’ = ; pati ts. § be ied 255 4 +4 . P = os : : ' - . ~ “ a ss : - ne . reconcilioned ores 325.00 $$ 150.00 ita & George L. Hartman .1110 Ferry Doeil, Blanche Putnam, Herriet. Cyt r 19°7 at 2:40 &. ry... ullus | the v lay ded Hine yp epkeay vervavesnent ine joss of iny dear bur- 32 ami Friday S&S yp. m Mra, Dornner. {¢) PERSONAL-— Will anyone knowing the — a Mond . - “Ee a anne | ‘ = & i, ike >. : #4): r eanr "7 . fan. ryiriat aie b : jti si j sola goiterinz, band : d qu ("7 ‘ ner. ge; 4) att fi, rrr « a ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . Loat d closed cab, good tures. ........ GoU.OG wv. eae =(fearl Heikest 303 N. Unio | vessel, Joseph Rothman, Ike Strike of 2018 Mi HManphy Age rth ages, Si aggectned eavement in the lees “ brother. Jouerh a cee ae » | SPIRITUALIST CHURCH, 2121 Kidney. 2 ad oy “Phos = Tale, ena ade: et OCKET COR = . . — i 0 err apie aoc 4 hrether 6 mn trike ance Bre. Ann: burh if ee : atte 5 a 2 oe “eer taal . i PP. ednesday da “ soe 500.00 eo SD eres sees Maplewood | parth, Mrs. Jennie Sehadt, Mary Beaty Y Jqnn Biri nd pe ae cg ng i aa eages Wie cebecialin. thane Sie, Maid tor hic hina tae Wednesday. 8 pv. m. Friday, ‘“E. { 2UXte ones 3. "leather. weanephny, Bent. 13. ; , : ' femme )6 Anna Mari Pieraux .....2212 Hichert p! | yest tate: SRS, seSr7 Schrader. dear brother-in-law o! ; ve vUr Sell JU) ping "te . > (95 Pn ft oF tag. ace Se bye ta datellg : SNE soN (c99) | PERSONAL—-Anye . th here- . m. on westbound Olive ot. car Heer . “u al tralem ission 1 ! 1700.00 : } 4; } i } g ‘ . : lay : v tie. “a iN ND BROTHER “words Of coMmsoration: the pallbearers Lae er 7 : : .F . 7. ane s . = Anyone nowing the W re d cat 7 > ww % — ie pata wale "500 00 ; =e 60sls«SC Water B. Lan pee ee 2044 Geyer | McCullough, T. B. : Snes. ~— Fmeaie” Sateen ae in Calvary emeterv. | rather: aiso the priests ‘ the Hoivy Name AZ AB kL TH SIMONS AND CHILDREN. ay, 2 p. m., 4145 Delmar: Jeffia Hall, af ae nh ger He ar 8 Soe? ae marae . leuc! K, unde be ay hoist, sieel aS tee. ey a 1 _ Mrs. Elizaby th 2332 Park Mayfield, Russell ¢ Strike. dalius. = and friends invited to attend. | Church. the pallbearers an Villiam Stock Ve wish to thank our’ many friends, | lursday, 8 p.m. Corrall, pastor. write her at once, 60 Lafayette st., Lew- with + ey ne tate e eee | 1500.00 1008.00 Z Louis Reimler . 4044 Athlone | Mueller. Josephine. Warring, Edward W. |W \RRING- -FEntered mee rest Wednesda: nde wm kind and efti- |neighbors and relatives for the beautiful | REDEMPTION CHURCH—Sunday 3 f./| iston. Me. o ane ; ee «6 Hazel M. Gautscle ... 49597 Aicutt | Nies, Mary C. Wigcee. Helen M. | Oct. 5. 1927, Edward W.. Warring © Rs. LUUIsiz TOLLE AND FAMILY pliewas Otlerings apd the Kindness enc sym-) Bin yo egg A pe © Pier ee * mY’ | PERSONAL-—M. V, B. Blood, 835 234 st.. | SURE % SEE on CALL’ O. H. PAPE mae©6=s—s« Alexander J. Smith .. 3927 Utah! Paulin. Charles Williams, Maggie. | Kirkwood, Mo. -heloved husband . Minnie once eine gory ——— ;pathy shown us in our 6ad bereavement | !. Mrs. MECGGICK, Giant ac way Rock Island. U!l.. wants to hear from or fy -— yn . fae “iauys W. Gray 5241 Cote Brillante | >i Will; | Warrine (nee Schwenn). and father of | ‘eo wish to bar relative an in the loss cf our dear son and brother, | {ist floor). correspond with some one acquainted with et “a hve 4 1851, Jonas Shriber 5805 Pershing | hye ee ane | tathe E. Warring. dear basses po? Chena fricnaus Ww : kinuiy assisted Us im OUr | Wilham L. Farreli Jr.; particuairly do we | SPIRITUAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH—J2P8 | Nelson Blood. ward. Hiland ii 2 i =? >reth-1! ic] ° grand; er. ; “ioe : f ; cecil | - P sfnie “i “fs Why oc Re ; . s as eas is cen eee ae" + gad rant © death Of bu* | wish to thank Victor J, Miller, Mayor; Mr.| Blackstone. Messages. Healing, Mo PERSONAL—Anyone knowing the where- j PU RSE—Lost: werkion airt's. . Tha > r y > ‘\ - * > an 1) 5 j J | : . lass “4 } ress n I MOTORS TR [ ( kK ( OMI AN ¥ ie i. °* O01 Belt | ies Sunday. (POR Bie F Zz * a =. -lband and sgh * ot o vish hank | Meston, secretary to Mayor: Boy Scouts | day. Thursday 2 p. m.: Saturday, 7: abouts o¢ C. E. Baughn, formerly of ~040 WASHINGTON BL. Open ' = + 4 : Thorn ee MM on |of America, Truep No 67; r. Theodore | 2. 129) | 2924 Ohio, address Box L-118, Post-Dis. iat ek | | * ee ee ee ee ae a ee 4 ‘ _ sal ae | t Trucks For Sale ; em HY “© ‘of Fliza Sh Ores ng athe eo sled ASSN eee ee! SrA Oe 8 Reka a a eS Relative Se! Albert ag ev4e Walnut Suné “26 . BL AC nes gal hye rest on Friday, | 2 , ‘speciall Ley r 0 ; ’ SE Beer 1. Seiwa, ee aot ae Sa. oo. Walter Black. | eck Hill Presbyterian Church. Rockhill |sbeaty eve tne a rom |of América, Truep No U7: Mr. ‘Theodore | 10. pe pers pe Harry H. Solomon -Springfield. Ll | pe ‘cn a x. we ih a ie aan” fete Susoths |": Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. (c7) shew. far hs it} jent servi \Shippey, headquarters of St. Louis hoy | Meetings Sundays. Tuesday ee no Fri- PERSONAL— Want names of parties —— | «¢ days, % p. m.: Mondays and Thursdays, prying fi — or 3 _ Mrs. Ethe} nig -- 1147A Walton | Black, dear father oe Alfred Black, Mrs. bye er Hat red Wa FF oy — Ea maga Mis ARTUA Ci IN and] scouts of America; American Legion auxil- | % hire.’ Reaches saw lady injured as Peoples Mutor Bus. ‘ . " roy CHIL DREN. \C) | ijaries; Mr. Daniel Carter Beard and Mr, | = Bis ae Weliston, hit roadster at Carter anil «= sé. Lynn Stew: $826 € * Hig! ; ; P. “2 > iT “eer @ oe ~~ onnec tic ut i Kuby Higlin. . _e W igre of 161 3 “North Twentieth ~ 7 ; ret: ‘ ee Auto Bodies For Sale . | cabelia Ff. Paes r -.» 3931 Connecticut - fk uneral from pared gg a dearle beloved davehter of George ? e | Mrs. Bertha Ss he af and family wish to , West of nationa! Seadquarters of Boy wet oe BAVING | SP IRITU , ae sister. sister-in-law ard aunt thatr j } ex pros*ions of eympathy ana Orrick, Chief of Police Gerk and Police on Dark for Ford road- ; e A —_ aiz feel. ar 3 S Rosie Lee Walton tn A — a member of Waiters’ Union, Local No. 20. t 9 a. m. from Brocklan:!) ber: 2 We aiso wish to express irious ae net ence and chapters of South- ; “ee RCH OF CHRIST—U —— Brother - SPECIAL NOTICES — : —— a a 5 Nebraska Sa - , a .L—Entered inte rest on Saturday. ’ 1, IRZ7T eeen etrert, to St. Liborine | special anks t¢ Police Departunent. ‘ester | Te! Cc S ison S | heod: Sunday services. % 1p @ e- | for zy lotic , Roller afta bali. | : “— * - B Ere wn - ber oe "hs 9: o at 6:45 p. m., Bianche | Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery " De- | police Officiais and Rev, John Mauthe. ype ution on, te , thers’ at ” pri nei pa ture and messages. Mre. K. T. Hary. pas py eg yt omy is “no _— come a bread tea Oru Gre a: gree: oan C LOSED BODIES i q IRTHS RECORDED. | Doell (nee one hw mes - Sodality of St prin , 4 io — La | re ! trae oOUr wincere thanks | teachers end pupils of rooms 9, 10, tor: all welcome. 3634 Juniata. (c09) | eunnected with the Northwestern Corpo- | tomae. 3216 - lene For all makes of cars: 40 in stock. phat ia 34 dY8. | Harry Doell, Gear mother al Virginia ,* iil >. ! ri ist i ' . nuns Lat , te yo i. wali fo : ive rsid les Mission. Kingdom House. a FIRST CHI RAM ol, TRITU Al eC IENC E- ration in any offic a Capacity waateveser. RING——Loat boy's ¥ 7 “4 trade. Curtains, Lops and cushions os 4 H. and 9 Crock tte 3147 3 Ww at £ 1] Ly 2 *ii, and our dear §sister-in- ~ 3 ‘. T m Magri Ww 1) i; ar - of ' ur fori ry zal y: os lew ' uf ; Ban g. 4000. “St. lLoule avenue; Mrs. oe a. . riaay, ; Yi s re Diamond, All - el. i | SPECIAL Ni sees ioe ie hereby . sed “ ; “mtd 71997 se roR et ely AUTO, Lvegy' 83 q g " is and u, Conway, SISUA Clark. _ wr i yes tomy ew ~ , 221 West Schirmer street. beloved wiie of | beautiful tloral offering and spcet hanke Schnur, undertaker. | Somey aie Sen Welleton car ‘c) | given that R. B. Johnson is no long tT = a ai aretie. icto o3, 58 bs, V. and 1. Jones, 3745 Cote rilliante. ° lime Wil - i haries Williams and dear mother of Mrse.i to the Hev. aul toecker fo ih Kind MR AND MRS Ww tL FARRELL. | materia Or CHRISTIAN ; (connected with the Middliewest Funding Ub 3118. d ulante. Frid Oct. | 7 } » 1 >a} +4 , peel - Lindel} mg a T. and A. Kiefisch. 5415 Idaho r ASSEL— Entered into rest on iday, | 1#0n Hirsh, ors. A ex, Behr, Mrs _Arthi r id cosas words: J aise ) WacKer MRS MABLE SNEED A “D FAMILY, | 1411 Hamilton and Ridge. : | Corporation in any way whataoever Pe oo | Chassis For Sale 7 ou ' : 1927. at 7 wp. m., Joseph Fassel of | Huckelbridgee, Charics. Arthur, Florence, | Helderie, undertakers. lor thelr kind au DR. AND MRS. HARRY FARRELL. | Evening service, 7:30. Clara Riedell, -| Further notice ie given that the Middie- | PO ; farcest stock . FORD—¢ - ; : & Fr. and M. Tillman, 1127 Howell. 3163 lowa avenue, res yg: te 9 of | Earl and Jeannette. daughter of Magzic | efiicient services 1 -&. FARRELI tor. west Funding Corporation has been dis- an tan, GR : mij— | « “)*? 4 » >? é e- = a . = -) ear ‘ 1 er rs) f ws ones Fore Tr a heer : Or os eae oo. yl “the loreiaernee end ‘ ,aprh | " “yesd: ‘riday, & p. m. Leon | SPECTA QO -_ members of loca ay: sme . ¥ Frm be; wal i GP?h to haesia: cae: : & ¥ th. Mrs. Nora Kopff and Mrs. Ella Demper | arepue. on uesday ve ee lersigned extend their in] 1 2 sleater ; : 1c09) . oe a . Paines cy mong ree Tie = o. L. aud M. Becker. 4114 Louisiana inee Fassel). our dear brother. brother-in- 11. ‘ an nj- | relative al riend ane jor ral IN MEMORIAM oyles and Sister Janeen, 5488 Robin: vai | lc —s Fae sagem agin a aed —_ he _yaer coe: powers z. e " ASCCABOTICS | arurs ea 7 . ow “+4 f t - | Wieo ite ines i Te hel be , a——~- | welcome. (« } e ’ we . : T Gan ea Ss" P *T |; recent storm stric ken area, please repeory, “ wn; HAS! IS—s ton: good con : Erandiatuer ana uncie, at ag su tery ; 3 j a4 ied Oct. 10. 1026 Gone but pot , I> SPIRIT ALIST CHURCH. Rubi- i } rie d send our eck Parts | Sood rubber: $175. 5004 Areenal. ai *. and L. Schmierbach, 4686 Tennes- | years. YAK and sister-in-law. Kat; orget‘ss. Dee ee | cam Hall 3469 S. Grand Sunday. & | errant Be Eg gaye 5 = “order. of Maple, Kingshighway, dans . = . Ng F ‘ral , T | if Cc ‘ 7 : "el - - ~~ - ~ l i} A a2 2 1D art i ors we . ane. Ma 4 4 - - 7 | v) nae hs r ¢ a " as . ta — e 6 61 W. —e * ie ~ — o, ee sr mah ete - eS: a WCODMEN CIRCLE—Memorital services seem ae ‘urlee ing Co BY ALL WHO LOVED HIM. pane Mrs. Alphe iad - ks lectures. Mee *¢- | Painters’ District Council Signed, C. d. , EXCHAN( dL. W 9 p m. Im Ciegeunein Dro apes. A202 - - as] 1) | eMployes of rs vO. — dames Ordrop, Bothmann, Sparks, Belna SUITCASE—Lost: tan — an ANG | . eis, 3342 Pennsy!vania. Am thon ae : | Fridav cvening. O 14. Rubicam Hal) , rte ; ‘ one i... . ay ae Sy , P| Fisenring. , : . . 2611 Market. | : \ , Cherokee street. to St. Francis de Sales | 3rand av. and Potemac All members en‘ au i! ohs JBN. n wad but loving memory of mv dear i vives Mensages ta all. a ‘ear and Twelfth wekory; ic) | Tires Wanted - Spreitzer, ISI4A "Texaa. Church thence to SS. Peter and Paul's | their f; lice — oaks ae: ps “ee 3 " rpg awd 4 me @ if ida M. ress who departed this life ! THe TENTH i SpIriTtTt. ALIS CHURC i sp "EC TAL NOTICE — ~Be ‘Hev ing there are are ner Me... Machine ( AUTOM te “Si? 1 TEx and N. k«s rsey, 4102 Lafay Cemetery. (el) {~*~ . amilies requesied ® attend, ets . et Or" Sadiy missed by hfr bus- F ba > - ~ 10,000 who live in Tower Grove district Vier Jet 7 — a . cept me —— ; nteres into reet on Saturday ,e Wish to thank our Mahby frienus ane | 4.4 F | 4°79 "Si cramento avenue. Sunday. 2:3 Fe ~ ere members of the Obristian Cherch ttierson f+). - aod G. Whittmann. 3857 St. Louis. oe gn ee 5 CARD O : elat « for their beouliful flural offertugs | ; LeROY KRAFT. (c) ond & D. Mm Vi edness» . § P. m™.: ities i'vet who have not united with any church | TERRIER ~ toes: white wife : aod C. Roach, 4828 Ashland. 927. of F. C. Furth, dear sis- | F THANKS and their kindness and sympethy shown us | nce ee a tatian't Seainna cae cake” Friday. 2 p. m. Mre./ in st Louis, the pastor of the church will; named “tivp” near Garden : . : of our darling son, alter |) Corrers end others J/¢) | pay 10 cents each for the names and adja, td; Keward. FOrest ‘ ret - and H. Strubinger, S63 Westgate. oO U. ". and Maurice L. Altheimer of Many thanks for beautiful floral offer | qear huebund and + he write ye). | Char Pehees : eee TEMPLE OF FORCE. 2118 pares ette ev. | dreeses of heads of familice who should |} Ma ‘e ars have passed since God caned “unday Rp m.: Toesday My Yr a | be eonnected with the Chrietion Church Re er Rae. wor icy) e 4 a Capone “ms i a # ’ B. Brown, 5084 Enrigbt Ark.: Eugene J. Altheimer of | ings and kind sympathy in my bereave- | we expecially than! , rey : | Ge years B. Metcalf. 1708 ae ; st. Louis, Mre. P. W. Haberman of New | ment. pet ory ella tea (Rona ge ein 4 u. — tures and meseages. Vrida p | Address Tower Grove Park Christian! attachments. Fisher, 4360A Page. rk City and Mrs. Albert Bioch of Law- JOSEPH JACOBS. FAMILY. atin: Mew Steel kind oul at ths on, short. the shock severe. | health circle. Mrs. Peterson "victor 4260R. | Church, 230] 9. Kingshighway, city OO sshington, son. F. Rk sch bir $0) age. . nan. a : : —_——_—_—_—- } i j e- i _, 9" ] : i wpe we ik ved >) | H | (cD) TO “ HOM (Tv MAY CONC Z iN Rive. Ma no ig ammo Interment at ow Bluff. Ark., Moné ev We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks > pana esis aan * - s sadly misered by mether ana is VICTOR SPIRITCAL CHURCH No. @—! to notify that I will not be reeponaible | Norte 210 gente ht. , afternoon, Cet. { a | : to all who 20 kindly assisted Us in the . sar« ie : al those “ he lo. ed him. jorwieen : Bunday mg eo 9 e gy | fer an more Gervta eoatrected by Pd ‘Hanlon, 3017 ‘eae am HAU Ck—Entered into rest On Thursday | eudden Niness and death Of our darling | ‘¢ wish t ml our heartfelt thar loying memory of my father, James Tursday et hureday at a > + | wife, Gladys 5. Murphy or Mre P. 4d. rker, 4636 — Oct. 6, 1927, at 11 o'clock p. m., John | baby. : ak bd ae or ti sy ipet! and beautit floral, McElroy, who passed away Oct 1925. | Rev. R A Cy 4303 West Helle. friday | sturphy. . ie ee G. Hauck, husband of = y~n ge | MR. AND i, KK E. WILSON ‘fering athena Fim wr relatives ny: What would I give to clasp bis co at 2». m. DR. PAUL J. MURPHY. (7) _ Hauck (nee Kleckamip)}, ar father of : : . | Skialnn” avin vo Patong eee UARO Ka AP naan a a Pr : P + Sioan, 4240A Pleasant. ie rom _——— ; 4! : ' ie os Cad lappy sac én KF) Irs Cry ir; it t Associ on. Yay i “WHA IRLD REDS . Hyndman, 123 Portiaud Ter. GQ gg J. Donnelly’s par- | WE wish to thank our friends and rela- eee er. ee Se ee 7 PB ga gs AO ss gr ae ree At sande ati 2°49 | An important question answered: eample il ey : between 8 Conway, 712 N. Newstead. |, T . ae ve] , mM. and | Charles F. Huth who departed this life Sa ee a extemncemabnmgenien Ridgeway, 5445 Page. Oct. 7. at 4:45 a. Sophis Horvath | We wish to extend our heartfe't thanks unrenholz Marie Fahretiholf M ~ ny wear azo. Oct. 8&8. 1976: tr : we P sa en t te iy ber. . Raetz, 463 Dahlia. (nee Belechen) of $311 California avenue | to all who so kindly as*isted and for Ue mt Hoffman and Jr. Mr. and M Not Jost to the ones thet loved you, pats one a ae ress ‘hre OS » ave . Zotti, 6606 Bartmer. beloved wile of Ley UWorvath, beloved | words of sympathy and beautify! Res Eknor icici 3 gone on before UNITY ERRAT SPIRITUAIAST CENTER |, AIRDA:£——Lost; anewere Thor « ae > WhisT Nigh rare le Giese Jokerst, S801 Romaine. mother of Anthony G. and Leo E. Hor | offerings extended * the death of our he: ish to extend our since anks | the beautiful isle of somewhere, >4 TOR nsession oye =: ce Boi Leather, brass collar; reward dow ntdwa : ‘ * > we u ; | 2117. Kase on—Sunday and Thursday. 8 i .”~ Bittuer oU1U Eleanor — —_ our ae mee sk yr = ge loved son and broth 2 ;and app: ‘tion to our friends and rela- Vhere parting iz no morc, is m. Wednesdeys. 2 2. m. Mre. Schneid- Greet. o | . 4405 West Pine. - ey ner ee Go tees ames ene suet. SMES. NETTIE OWF SLEY AND FAMILY. |; for their kind consideration Sadly mised by aan BON. { er BARK tanec ey g eye — i , 925 nN. & ‘ se are © 4 are. } roe ¢ , . : 7 ay a ; Yren ve. | v ‘BKB A SO- Cc? rT ws : ‘ am, f. ¢ - Tews rd. n e ta saad, ale Fs aga Funeral Monday October 10. at 8: 30 4. , We thank our relatives and friends f rv | ee ie ame : age be named “oie | emory of Emilie Petersen, who de- "i ie SY, second floor. Tewetay 3 “se ae PIN— Lost: white old - 422A Moraine. from Ziegenhein Brothers chapel. 2624 their kindness and sympethy and beautiful |“) oe ila ~~ non "th Peer oA ge rege A gy hs 1926 se be ; oe rew 400 Sullivan, 6200 Ashland, Cherokee street. to St. Mary's Church. { flowers sent us in our time of sorrow at |’ Seer SON, See SERS. | PATIOS TESS tee “Eigen A = ARMONY STEER. 9°03 Rlendon pl— | F 4 ad Brungard, 3464 Hawthorne, | Third and Gratiot streets. thence to SS (the death of our beloved son Roscoe We 2 or the many beautiful floral offer-| No one knows how much mies JOU. | "an setew afteranen.. wire. Adinr oe a font cold a ia Peter and Pauls Cemetery. (ci) | expecially thank Fev. Head Mr Mw. B . , alee ish to express t - No one _—— — bitter pain , - ve pe ne ape! or igaudiv, 5200 Genevieve. l— on Oct. 7, 192 4-45 | Grant and the Hoffmeister U ndertaking Co, | the officers, dire tors and employes the: We have suffered. Since we iost you € . F. Mears, 6615 Enright. eee "ee W. Mowe ay Sw | MR. AND MRS. ROSS PATTERSON AND Mississippi Valley Trust Co. for their |. Life hag never been the eaine Oh, Leute tt ' _. Harter. mann), beloved mother of Dr. Elmer D. eae: fF oa | considerat ion, end to Rev. H, Toelle for/iIn our hearts your memory lingers, 2623 Russell. Howe and dear grandmother of Elmer Jr.. jig consoling words Sweetly tender, fond and true. “| Gtian BOB 4104 West Pine. Hilbert and Allen Howe, sister of Mrs. F. MRE HERMAN . ae A Se rood ps get hay Wie —A lan 2050 Cates. Gaisier. FAMILY. we do not thr oe you. , —— AE 4021 West Pine. Notice of funeral later from Wacker-Hel- oun j Sadly mieseed by her CHILVREN. Free. temporarily or permanent. 522 N. Spring. derle chapel. Member of Marnclia Branch. Capable help for your home, wa wish to express our sincere thanke ? Gotti will 3144. Pom Dispatch 4618 Newberry Ter. Chapter No. 375. Eastern Star. c) t- al! of ovr relatives and friends for the KI In loving yong . 4 7 — =. Be ~h s | off indpess and eympethy shown us im our | Kivegel. our dear husban ather am : auch, 33134 Caro) — ape MAYFIELD— Entered to rest euddeniy. your ice, your store or your f@C- | jast sad bereavement in the loss of ow | grandfather who was called from this vraic AUTOMOBILE AND October 2. 1927. et Los Angeles, Ca |-dear mother. mother-in-law and gfand-i| of tears to his eternal home above 0 MOTO gp BA 1826 R BUS ee. ang mM Dodson. 7479 Parkdale. : . and ‘ Russel] C. Mayfield. dearly beloved son cf ory can through Post- | mother. Marys A. Schieper. We especially | Oct. Sth. +e Rag ae £26 S piggy orowee bated ; and Mamie Mayfield. darling broth- be found | thamk the pastors of St. Marvy Magdalene | More and more each day we miss him: PARTY wishes to reduce expenses to Port- : reeusiga een. Cangunrrr. 7 6 . Myrtle Jent, Mrs. Irene Weet- Church end Rev. J. P. English for his kine | Friends may think the wound is healed: land _— Cali FOreet 4076J. fe) GIRLS ., - Lillian, Ruth, Fern and) Dispatch Wants. Phone your order | words of consolation. the pallbearers. the | But they litte know the sorrow | DRIV io Memphis. Tenn.. Thursday: » BROS, oe Par Ma? Tuesday, October 11. 1927. at | Soda "tor their kind attendance Kriege- Yy wre not fe got ig ge | rom tow one, FOrest 3755. ONS ‘Hew unera vesaay. ° estas, 8 “lality for their kind attendance, ege | Youre not forgottiep. father ar Sun . 5 _ from residence, 6607 Marquette | Or leave it with your nearest Grug- | hauser Und. Co. for their efficient ser- | . Nor ever shall you te: NURSE going to Arizona would like to peere Tires For Sale og IRES—AI!l gizes, $2.50 up: balloos (ca sizes. $2 and op. 1412 Carr. e F & ae a in Ss—We sel! —e than anys as - ft T i9Zo Mi #5 #) rupber rive ta 2upijied ek - gusrase a 4110. srvicen M-B Tire Ce.. 5004 _EastoBe en ang eefan fori TIRES—_2 ow p 4 i Par E a » 3 ac ” a ‘dale tee PN i. 5 2a Ht £ wee ‘ pom deg ee® git ae ad 3 E 2 4 a > he S—34x6 weed, solid: § a wetiih St S50: real bar -_*. nln . > an ce — ea . eee nie) | = " TIRES. . ge nee peat SOM T ree all sizes. all brands. 189: 0) oer ernt “trade-ins without . ag < voodsear secunds at :ow prices. goed: | ix: a Goodrich Commander cords . Wece, IH} | 29x4 40 Goodrich Commander gpg fc} 1 20x3% Geodresr & en = E mrer <¢ use ( 20«3% Firectene pina + 4 1924. 1995: 20x3% tubes $1 25- box a0 sain ’ Morris. |Special nrices - ar and tire “used iiers ant LEADER TIRE CO. 2671 Was For Sale Det iees 4229 De Foto. ¥ oe pe} Ser ey wy : = Bese ~ hel a -_ - a a » $4) Bs an. . 2 » Mudd. B25 Leland. Ng nadine @ . * pe? a OO) a: 2x a BE slide i 8 a mm avenue. to the Epiphany Church. vice and our many friends for the beauti- | As long as life and memory last take tent. male female. for e2- gee Calvary Cemetery gist. ful flora) offerings. We — remember thee. peners. Phone CAbany S184W aj] week. Los les, Cal... Fort Worth and The bereaved Sadly uoet 3 otis pues X.. papers please copy. CHILDREN, SON6-IN-LAW AND GRAND.- | WIFr. "CHI EN AND GRANDCHIL- — 5428 Beacon. Croghan service, priv rate, (c) , CHILDREN. | DREN. MqIOMES PEE ROOM he eM ee

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Po A e oa “be BIR ORES et Ay 5 tae eee eae ree S's i h id ga S 4 *“) o Rag eo be BAe Sip eka gs Ah ate nag (to Me b oh , Mu » ee) wot ter ve y, as 7 Co » ek a Me La, a y ot i, yt id rey Ba > > 9? e os “> . etter, Ah Lay ’ +A eee apa? bh eS de IER OS Chad A a ae 7 Se Pipe > : PORES NR see ow WD OS Sir) Set. itp rhe ae ow seb paiaiaceaibe ane + Roe preis eX sis 4 sa itty eete "eae ated ae , hs Kiet NS* cet ay, ok yee" hn gs Br aye c/a oti iy ail Mike soe tty EEO WOLES y bs Fe + satay) ee aan bsp ‘ rat hho > arf detibig.". a iat > iat’ i ahi Ly ty sty not ‘“ biked ac brontabsden ra. ‘Mia: ehy ae Ne ee. Ceara, teMMi. 8 eee ro ALL KINDS of cement work, jobbing Weber Barth, Cunt. Hiverside GALI K ic#y } a i a e - - ——— work, 4 thes "B12. 8th | JA WOE c ‘ve lone VACCHInS “Monday SF. phone | oS dancing. = iE to “travel Ex- perience unnecessary: age 21 t Mrs amikss. Stratford Hotel, on x ape tornado yt DISPE ENSER ‘ e- Sesame ae a COMPLETE ROOM 12x14 iapeat references: hiteAT. GAS PIPE CLE ANERS SCENERY Ant — BRICK WURK—Sior aiamage & BpecIAlLs Riversice $493.) a s re * Old houses, Poland, CUUaxk FIRYUW ct BRIC Ki.tA YING tuckpollling: pron ny Salisfaciion guaranteed. liliang FO =siz SS. oth. BRICK WORK—dGenera!l alterations, PoOMiing. gamp “aiis prever ted CViia GRAVOIS on Tse 20 Specialincs oD cov: 3805 EMPLOYMENT WANTED GAS. — Seenes $2. a TAS eatin Sit JA: ITO " al ite re fer ences. al WA LL PAPER bate, tess LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN Paap ve you weer >> 1 Waste TM. AN—S = fs ; ACCOUNTA NTS. ACCOUNTANT— Sit. comme rcial concern. iine— -Day or er Ww he TC H M oe | — a as > “» BCS ‘al b tN and carpent Work Pr a aM, TCUCKPOINTING, job plastering chimucys reduit, Bhuerk Vit AX ~S6J TI K POtN Nx breck ia .. tag et - go. wie «83 T.UCK POINTING “at ie Grae Brow 3518 W ashi! va? ; Lindell SS39 ) TUCK POINTING, chimney rebuilding and topping a specialts prices reasonable. 4ii SUNCGAVYS ANG evenings. Susanka Broe.. tANBA ; LAclede STAO (ga; CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS | ALTERATIONS any Rin lay or con- trect C. Broc, LAclede "0575, ALTERATIONS, rempodeling sleeping porches, repair work: best workmansh +f Prices right. Hiland 7800 ‘ ttt ieee Roofing Coating, 1 gal. ts. / Liquid Tar, 1 gal. _Sudasi. 183 9 Frankl D i o19) r master auto me- CLE ENDE NEN’ 8 ac “ragga "wants work of ‘any kind, Mc nday a: id - Tues- ie “ ALTERATIONS—BERIC K, CARPENTER | WORK. PLASTERING. oe RE- | AIRING. REASONABLE. Cz cng 7T3aW. ci) SCHULTE HDWE. a Union BI. work in ba as helper. aT: atte tata FOrest 2360) x ALTERATIONS—New and repair work, aepenter. brick. DI lastering, concrete | work: complete wood working Plant and efficient machines ready to give you real | workmanship at a dig saving in cost. Rodgers & Co.. 3848 West Pine. Linde!) a. ~ (cO9) | “a0; wants work; good Y- 8. Pos ToUNG ae Sit.: ‘ ‘ONT RAC TOR ~ ttle mechanic svork, ty and litegrity, c do ME me a ase li andy around garage. STORAGE, MOVING ethan NUDED eae 30 nas 5; $1 : . * caer ati on and maintena aii _Rence ‘and Soler seam 580. ae and Colleges CONTRACTOR --- Joseph T. L ggg + gall n onths’ course | ee poerience in whole dan on bui iis ng: "STOR AGE— $i m onth Mon: Jays exc ep! og new connection i E-12 CALL COlMax T5OSW for Plastering and | : h ! 3099 Wel &, Forest. 0564, ; . ¢ for vou forougb the the _Suaranteed first-class. papering gnd painting: “a ake . | now fleas ahd Ee al do q nd to children. nc OX. | TYrisi—ae 5 Bri cadway; one on wee. ae school : L } moo SET. row zx Bou hoo — — ~ 8 or aduts. reference. 4395 | | 6807 ac Pine. UNDER PER—Sit.; age 4; “s-49 | experienced, SEKEEFES or out city. Boz Y-43, i Post- dD; pat ele SS __{3) A ik . = EPER—Slt.: middle age: unin- | tion. 26 SEKEEF we riess | rt mel wtahes posit ram im olce©ries ae aie ee ve. ©. Pos!-. Diss aici x or do Pox M-220, Fos SEXEPPER—Sit.: by woman wit wih > Wout ga nd housekeeper ; ren. 00d cook . ; fences, Call Monday, Mra, Bonds, | (elm ’ eet ick place ae | ee ee Te Tee rmnanen situa- Sk EEPER—Sit : Perr : | WOMAN——BSift» ——- vy of adults, a ae 4 a | family. or a 5 years iA Mrs L, Burns NoMAN - wo. we ster & roves. _ oo — ' daye col oo SGIRL—Sit.: white. 18. Croatian, | : a * m Europe: general housework. ; WOMAN—SIf; e My are of Mrs. Frank Sklebaer, Cate | housework. ~?_? . | WoMaN— s KEEPERS : good cook: we | small bundine ‘ess rome or couple employed; Protes- | Vi OMAN-— D1 mee FEsics son ze$t. Te ey a: ain cooking: ; -ER— single: setted: | SUMAN MES KEEF r. R Ss} : : ‘i : aa * BEKE azer: aduite employed: Al or : Lindell 7 «can arrange interview. Box M-115, WoMAx -Dis; ator, . APerie d unin whole al Zc . >t ? it ‘ = ifticec. sere eaa” hihi : oced 48: light work: good heme i. tik JES con 1 wages: will leave city. Box than { iyat-Lispat ae _ do SEWOR General: by day or week: 21 ¥ jer ferson ie J, ; neat colcored: for! _im | ki ge og plain cooking; so! WOMAN-—= 5. 3 15. JEfferson 341 30 years; companion for e- | WOMAN— ‘eman; evenings. ox M-200./ day. f gg : (7 | A : take care sick. S714 Texas. | home. “Pox I\MAN— it. wants housework: care of; work or n: reference. 2106 Biair. ye gee —. amanda « wants day work and cook co ea? housework, lIndelj 9526 WOMAN : t.: 30 years: to handle checks £9 "o> cell] cizars in amusement piace; eve- OMAN i KGrest 4675W, (7) | city refe le , ; nn: ve 4 : — “= re! jabie kind éispodi tio . WoOMAN— DY nites motherless home or elderly chi . a "2 > » ie. iea e city, Box ¥ oa, Post- Dis. TOMAS —Ssit refined. reliable; wishes . work. ion as ‘ho usekeeper or would care lor ny Ohne id Call GRand O777W. — Yee fom it. : Ideriv as housekeeper fo : o— souvle | eri: loved, 0 7 No@iieshicteer | or sundry = Forest SOUSW. 327 N. Kingshi F aareecoen tt BU SINESS ee ME nd =iddle-agek good | , dow glazing. Soha ithe Brot ers. fc) CARPENTER AN! pempeeaten Ww. Nolte. Rivergide 147 work done at once: Box ¥- 50, aoe Dis. ehuee ‘irae an e . d see 7, sealer work as | CARPENTER—Si.. ——e Ping family: # ‘home nights: no men CARPENTER and gene ral repairs: garages | @ épeciaity. GRand 38758. (CSO) | t > *AINTING— = I ae A SSL. By x, —— or chauf- Sapy—Sit.; wi 2e8 light housework and; _ Gays. ¥—st.; Ww age my mother works, or WOMAN a me aa ae 135th st.. third floor. WOMAN CARPENTER ere work and manera: resai~ Work: clwco, Hiland S668. 4, ER COT Pe oe E. 810 N, Gth st. fc) price | a service | j “Box E414. eae -Dispatch. CARPENTER WORK—Sit.: ~_ FecC ~ i* DREO> CARPENTER—New and ol@. Cail Siland | 474 (cDO) nee oe August eee, = s advice ice and folders | CARPENTER and repairing. remodeling, Sa7Ineg Cove at once. TY ler SOLS 2) CARPENTER repair and brickwork. 0O Mayhough. 588 idge ayv.. Wobeter | Groves, anne obes “packer E-68_ Post- Dispatch. | See AZER. OF do | c ARPE NTER—Sit. ; a | A T once, ae Ao al iC CARPENTERS Paul Brown Bide m Zillman. Fulle-ton in Patent Orfice. give ier cle Box | UNDRESS—Sit.: repairi ng and remoger WESTMINSTER HALL. 3808 Olive .— PaTENTS secured oe ARE BOSTED MOVER Ft Re Caretaker of coum | on Le and stock; SI I SE CARPENTER—R tepairing ; first-class work- manship; glazing. Call] Riverside 59°79R. CARPENTER AND BUILDER—Co ored: frame, drick. concrete. GRand sige too fe ARPENTER— rh reply. ol. 42 ® DKESS—*it.:, cleaning or maid; city wages erences. JEttetson 6066. WOMAN— tite. Cali Mrs, Wu-| ing: rete ae WOMA? phone DE) mar “404: See an" t.: washing. cleauing and refercnuces, inz. 2008 8 Eleventh. OMAN colored’ or cleaning: Jefferson work, Axcnes Cook. JEferson 9053. "OMA: UNDRESS—Sit.: colored: by the day. work: or OMAN —= . ieee sa | | TRUGI c KS Wid, —To S¥ Gai GG en eres can 7s e , 1 9520. | | Fiser boot fee, p. oe nter Pave own wie | fees) 25: SIC bowie ie take home: ood reacrepe wages; [ e: Cal] FCrest O18 Nashville, io | CORPERT ER Eztimates on repairs. OND =s—Sit.: good | onda: ico” ? CARENTER—Builder: bungalo ws, garaces. repairs: asonable, After 5 p m. DEI- mar 2010), CARP ENTER—Contractor; eltering and | repairing: al! work guaranteed: 18 vears in business. Calvin. Linde}! LPLOJ 18) | CARPENTER and « ontractor: repair work Brashear 1507 S 39th GRand 6161. (cB) | Ger era! W arehouse Co. | st Dispates, °F "tee | a5. years’ experience, ‘HE Lonoe Vv EX G—-SHIPPI N ‘G. ecteaant and de: | CARPENT BESET » - thr 5s [09 bo oe eet ee v} ( “J ce and at BOORR ERP German wonian; | WOMAN— ys good references. 2723 Rutger hours ca ev enin NDRESS—Sit.: steady. bundles to | 7 gg Call Jl: deli FOO03R, | — A toe UNDRE=S—Sit colored: Monday and 54 a: r ues: references, JEfierson 2203. at 7 i WOMAN— Ca RPENTER Meier must ee work. w shaggy ae er 50 ear Tat es to an v Point. | HOU souk chil farm or city home ; tor nome than la can E-69. — Dispatch. MOOK KE EPER. LD AS 25 HOME ee _Beartines rt punere. PATENTS—Time mt pa ‘consider posit CARPENTER work: all kinds repairs. a}- ations remodeling carages. porches: gue per hour or contract. 37TO3A Wie- fONnsSiN, ion with a See es or | arene | HOt SE Ww iN DOW ‘ | BOOKKEEP PR Sit. — responsible posi tion Box AUSDRESS—Sit.; colored: Monday. Tue children 4 | CH AU FFEUC ROS iP PLASTERING—Ne Ww or geaxenoor en oR she CO. c ARPENTER—And contractor: garages my epeciaity: housse and porchas: con. crete and franit nd Work 4 Ww. Nolte. 4610 S| Spring. Riverside 1475J ic) CARPENTER AND BUILDER—Eatimates | furnithed, Al re ference, as foreman dr builder. 5023 Cates av. FOrest £150 W. | ’ r kind | Box IKKEEPER- ‘STENOG | and @tvend to de | CHAUFFEU R—Sit. : * stock. and bond off PL SSTERERS ota . . . ta wo more than ga l- K cand re [20 ~O09 oe | 7 | CHACFFEUR—Sit BC 20K KEEPER—Sit., work roa A ind sober, | CHAU TEUR—Sit.; Sousuaenn or ‘Porters rences. Mack. Lindel) € HAT FFEUR—Sit..; painting and Fran. | tg DETECT coe —e Br ompt! ly at: middle- Aan . handy [PROFESSIONAL CARPENTER WORK—RBrick work, plas tering... repairs; new buildings: general a> contractor; prompt eervice. Call CO)}fax 4829M ic AAUFFECR St good references. S SARAH J] ciel ML. Sis .W LEY — STORM Dawa ES dat cen on ae | CHAU FFEU R—Sit. : ie CARPE NTER AND BI "IL. DER—Fiats, bun- WS. Sarages; altrraiions. genera! re- emg H. Lehmann. 3915 5 Ww. Fiorissant. Vier 824°) a ee ote eee Sy peri | Grad FFEU PR—Bit.: priv rard. furnare. Fa = housework: 3) 7h D aR CAN red 2 leaning? Sab sort erson 9287. oLne S. Je DRESS—Sit if caning: city ret-\¢ OMAN NDR ESS—Sit. bund! es to take home. | tacaan BF lorth Twelfth, Josephine Stewart. } + OMA . 4 “mee TE, c olored . any day vi at home, Lerg@or 13623 | 2687 -s Ess——sit.: colored Moncam | WOMAN— eda; Wedu esday: goud reference. JEf- ona a CHA h: chine | work E L E SicThOLBURS re = ing cupusbanae os : & i }. ) auto axle set sp ings vesaired= 41°75 ; ' ' oncay or Tuesday: references. DElmar | Wwan's 0° ko repair “storm: -wrec ke | CHAUFFEUR—Sr . ing. - and manar- when job is comp] ucation: age 30; mar CONTRACTOR— Bulla ler of garages, slee ing pe Tehe s. »Aditton bullidings. re: | Modelei_ alteration by Lefler. 3825 Fair- | View. LAclege AR! (SB) | ESTINATES eiveod on general repair ‘work and alterations. CAbany TUR? (ce? TOORS laid surf aced, fin ished» ld | floors made like new. Victor su | ies *ARAGE, 18x18 $155 cush: terms, $10 down: alee 1 pore hes S$: alterat MONS repe Ts best menship. Damon. Hiland TRON en >) GENERA! CARPENTER. repair work and | glazing done. Humbolt 4342 Ww, ic8) GENERAL REPAIRING — Reeves Con. | 22 struction Co. Riverside 33°0M_ fe) GENERAL CONTRACTING. Old or new work. Let me re. pair that damaged building. Brickwork a specialty. All oi oe | work first-class. ROY P. PAGE, 1344 Waldron ayv., University | City. Phone PArkview 1102 (c2) GLAZING ond carpenter work. TYier | 0543 Ww. S117 North Twenty- “third. cts? ) HOUSE REPAIRER — Porches window | glazing and frames: best work: tair prices. Victor 3SS86M. {c? J.-E. JUNES. GE NERAIT, CONTRACTOR WILL DO YOUR BUILDING OR RE- | ; : -RY AGF: AYY UNION LABOR. CALL Wa. past ww DAY OR NIGHT. {$7 LANS and spec ‘iMicalions prepared: com. potent ae nteet price reasonable. CAb- {c7) Sais of al all kinds. estimates siven, FOrest S979 ST LOUIS BUTCDING & JOBBING co. CoO. Will do work, we alao take care of brick- work, SESSA Wabada formerly North Market. Parkview T8747 NADO rebuilding at moderate prices: estimates and architectural requirements | Parker Construction Co.. JEfferson | 5445 NADO rebuilding at moderate Prices: estimates and architectures} recuirements | free. Parker Construction Co., JEfferseon N445. (c eR) WE = uU «i 5 Rc R Keep up ap eeeneer.. | CHACFFEUR—Sit Lamb. "Lindell 3y18Ww. we df fam baie peel le ‘characier and oF recommenda tions "@. ined. REMOVED BY A SPEC [ALIS 4 ah SHAC FFECRaT ~ FOR ov IC K ‘SERVICE RING RIVERSIDE 0595 Gund Sheet Metal W orks tone ight ree teh. R na INC i— — aK Petr pod WITH = ‘ERAL YEARS’ UNDE ES oy - t.. Pondies to brine hore. WOMAN jelivered or days out. COl | om ' — | - 8% * i RES s>= Sit.: cojo red, Monday. WOM sday and We dnesday; reference, JEM- | “¢2- one h 4° 4 * 7 , in NUDRESS—Sit., colored: cleaning: | Woaea f Oncay to Taursdasy-~ $3. 15. JEtterson hovmk 4s) ‘ Tue f sollanine a Sales | years city = ,_ country ) " b602 wachigan CHANT PE TRS * ee DEPARTMENT PORA ABLE ROAD ‘WORK. PEN FO ve “CON Meera ation SUPER RFLUOUS, Debesaanue lal AIR REMOVED - u PERMANENTLY 7 rn | From the Face. ee) _— — Address’ Box M- 343. OF en GE ALSO CONSIDER aS . | DRO GuisT a NNECTIO ance for advancement. ~ Box 5-138, Post-Dis : mr on eh ‘SATERIENCE ; CHEMICAL ENGINEER—SIt, n aaerms ive department of i kK we orth its weight | in gold, 2S) STOVE REPAIR. 316 . WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC le . PAPER CLEANING, > age fit.: age 30: handie corre. | OFFICE YAN=Si: experi ienced: good 27. Box =) - INSTRUCTION of — Rohe , ecesion one rAl N TING—B, a Is PAINTING in al) mar ibaa | after 6 pp rie | etter | Be t me: tn : be ture. antes me hods Oo auty = ure, R. PAPER. HANGER—EIt- 3 FTC od ed uc ation ; CORRESFON DENG: ay AND O} OFFICE STAN. | i t ung : | ESD SEASt NX PRIC PAIN 'ER- SCATTER IT Speer ee « 5 apiveraity trainins: ork BEAUTY ¢ CAN BE 4 Bo omen ev erywhere (65 Bg reap AND PAPER wages reasonable. cana tieur — housemaid: 4 ENG NEER—Sit_ : MARTON METHOD & Suite 919--22 Paul Brown Bldg. | 3 818 Olive Street pay. $145 and up . Linde sisi. Sm Property Ow n- | a Der RCo iy. 4 ee aa Re : el ety ( SPER ATOR. “Y? your qualify you for the | we want te eee you: Sart a tan eht. | Grand L Fashion Aradem: “o. 3 Bostici., 5821 a | & ~~ nds " pachsior: will icave ¢ clephone for appointment. CHestnut 5116 Harasche. ote A tended to. nto: 2 ae in RED. } & AND ONERM ATL: per: —_ 72 | ea H, papimeeeie eee 41436. “John O'Briee’ VRDRESSER— air. é,irownd overator os , : ree WORK. PY S ioe: SON * As ta nano wt Elan Bow ld ae Be DRESS SIC colored: references; E for Monday Tugsday. Wednesday: $2.06 ath, > _ Lindel] oe lor: EUNDRESS— ~olored; wash; Tuea- i y aad Wednestne. Call JEffersca : NDRESS— Sit lored: 4 days in A i Sun 'ry Le king bs city: references. | ing. e\) $997 ; UN ‘DRE SS.Si¢. first-class cojored: | mom im Ming; fast worker: references. Mae. fee - —e S1TS6W. esteem AUNDRESS—8it.- eolored: wants Mon- and Tuesday: best references. GAr OtN ‘Ww ei p 3ICaW LXDR PS Saw Rit. * exneric ced “4 oF. RMys. reference. LOcust 3048, J. Vie~) WELL UNDRESS—sit.- hand leundry: + ba do | cnet kinds of laundry if you bring 1% ane [Or; good reference. i. CNDRESS—sit.: experienced. colored, | Suncies home: references. JB fferson * — iw ' a] ~ Oe etieeet enti ate ONDRESS—si. or cles ing. colored. , — . s ureda refl-.i A * ay “echteday snd he tied cen JEfferson 4533. full UNDRESS—sit.: first clase: colered: "ig: « ¢ perlenc ed: Mondays. Tuesday a Tanne Ti - > ng Mann day oar oneiee. Box b ‘a Marton. Mo at. ts aes Laura, IE fferson ic} - it; colored; plaim cooking. me ST colored, first class day oF weekly. t Indatl 4308) ta olored, day or week work. ” Serson 3768. AK me experiences: rod reference; Say or wt sete , iD On Bit: teres a 4765. “5033 Mor week N fone, OPERATOR — #1... with ‘oOw itr. 5 ae, pemeen in fires Sho. i Rane 7937 Pies ee 2 = ‘ See —i.; for confmement. Tnvald oF other oT a sex ork by weak, Fall S—Sit - or , ausew ork by week. wits fal. iverside” deene ante extensive onal ilverside cue tes ae. ta Et: take enre 1 baby family. 1415 th av.. third E——Sit.- German. fully canabie of . . ¢ ange of small children. Call _ &4> ie Sit: for infant: highest glass | “i ‘© to savy good saiarr: ost - Je win Dreferred: (now emnl :} ae one :: tb: ve address and phone. nit - OF 7 $530 % KE Chi kK it , age 17: 2 years 2 Schoo! reference: . me aret Laske 1627 Helen. : rica? “ x rca {+ a: 4 Right nian > invalid cuss. 23 Lent oe | PMA xt : if! companion for 7, ty. care of invalid or on me nf Eefertnces. an la “Zt it aa bh eee t.: ery - & oi iirea'e or ‘ adutte’ ciething. - : A. 7. 2 ete bea ta- ase, oo

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fs SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1927. ST. LOUIS ! #900 ROOMS FOR RENT, HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ) HELP WTD..wene WOMEN WANTED | POST-DISPATCH. Be at ——— a ___POST-DISPATCH ; . HELP. WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS , SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED |__| SALESMEN WANTED __ ee Sivan WANTED we | ane SALESMEN WANTED ___ P| SER ER ANY STENOGHAPHERS HOUSE GTRT—White: upstairs: 6400 For | STENOGRAPHERSE a BA dor to take orders iar SALESMEN—Makii ii 0 ex- | SALESMEN—Side line, 40 per cent com- | SALESMEN partment and general stores: full o side SALESMEN Experienced, capable, with pleasing, aD: Ao te i. king PR hae Grand-A ees, 009 Arcade Bldg. TO} ita woah aking smail towns, > €X- | mission: sure repeater all lines; pocket | »n needed } line: pocket samples: nice, new proposi- pearance and personality; age 22-28. Tele Sitectat White: ‘experience es Dios -_ references, ve OMEN—Excellent opportunity 7: beg Migr peggy Ai og _—: Peavy + hag FP nena Association, f Specialty and ee tae open- | tion Write S-R-L Products, 173 "Areoue LADIES’ SHOES enene DElmar 0575 Monday for appoint- and a floor; references. 444 Went. STENOGRAPHERCE ‘ "T sw =e nt wishin x to increase 4 : . yy nationally Kno 1, Chic 1eNn minste ; ~ ' b *hiladeipila manufac- 700_E. din, Dest t. 73, Chicago. Provident Bank Bldg., Cincinnati, O. which comprises } P cago, OPERATOR Experienced oF On| HOUSBGIRL— Whi, no cooking. ~good| education, refs BT 3 — oy shiiiren's. eat a , %. sa, ! ling St. Louis district, 4 va mh. : *BALESMAN—To handle line of fast-mov- | SALESMEN—Make $50-875 er eS satern ~Miss0 url and Souther . ae EARN $3 EVERY HOUR Experienced men in selling first BOSOM Apaiy S088 Mariam oan” Mkeweless MOMS. Geen . Saetn- perience in detail a Fie commlcte jie, ceatistaction ‘wearer r ii {c) | Post-Dispatch, eet months’ free repair service: estab ~ ing and special priced printing papers for | ing orders with our new fall e Of} many salesmen " . class erchandise only will be > wood. Southern territory: one who caile on print- ‘s greatest tailored shirts. Big |), rave. up other lines for our product q SELL XMAS mere Y T Y N AND |= ————_—- 3 BGs e | amerion sg ut gave Up your conte CARDS considered. Apply employment of-| CANDY SALESWOMA! SO e eR NO” Westminster lat’ flove | AE ACCRAPH ER — Epes is chenicle of, costamere 1° call fas (c) Sener : phis, Fe. refcrred. Box M-25, Post-Dis. _(¢) | gouble 16x4%4 samples, sell on sight. Free) sccount hich earnings with us; : “@ z., ‘ we refer The most beautiful line in Americ n - cookin The mos wale ST ED, Cocaine ‘ke i eon aotee | ‘outfit; mir ae sage 9 oo gone Ll ggg ee Sverese © t for rating: = we pay unusually large commissions: yor" fice, 8th floor, Locust street side. GEN BRAL ASSISTANT east. ‘. c work. Apply Gene _ Bene ‘ 6 Market st.,_! nila ® Day Unusual Wr : ible. you > repe ’ day. Sinclair Shir a *} you to Dun 4 confidentially. Box sell on sight: we deliver and collect: call _ - | HOUSEGIRL—wWhite: young; for general | 49U8 Delmar. bis SALESLADIES _ age on sight, +S: for sample, Merchants Assn., Pon- | 743 N. Kingsbury, Chicago. __. | plications treated col in person or write: sample book free. Ope FAMOUS-3B ARR CO HOUS , ie © ni wees KTRA m or W --lla thica SAL ESMEN- —Wond« riwi side line: $65 >» F Post- Dispate h. - evenings for your convenience. PROCES s8 vi bl Must be thoroughly experl- housework ; Catholic family. 2900 Uni- STENOGRAPHEF — +, ~ - tine a N ED PV eT) for / SALESMEN—S3 Gonmmntaston on $7.50 weekly easy: commission in’advance: show | {MAZING new metal offilce and store note ENGRAVING CO., 386 Arcade Bldg... at — : 1 d b] of taking oT (c ? : ome. COlfay ¢ : s. , Peter ; URL) Sara ge trim- sirable: pleasant: good ability important: sory. _petiance Appliance Mfg. Co., Defi SALARY FOR A SALESMAN re te cha alte goer 00 ed. Apply Superintendent of LOUSEREEPER a al aT ud ' F We. have a splendid oppor- ye fainprool coats: ooreres pulcnere: MEG “A0)., Ce Sys gg . aes TAR ANTE } and -ommMission ? =e Ye apa tr, ‘ » 1801 South Eighteenth st. MERS *. eae , , : pay daily: bonuses: $1.50. iremi- | MEG CO... Cedar Ranids. Ja. rt agian yecialty to retailers: enor- | The-man we employ must have a clean going on. Splendid opportunity Employ ment. oe SAlertin Hillens: under 40. Write “od ety ee exe e = nity to offer sev eral shoe artin, Hillview : . DOR Wea. 2. 905 W : ters thoroughly experienced ¥ ee eA hang, e se. oN os Nema ste OSE net gl Ie Se IIR TE han TIONS LAE. bik SR ER, ta aS ON SE 5 tects oom» dane. » BEV NE. 2034 Cb eaten. Chi- LESMEN—Are you satisfied? I? not.a| selling new ali ~s . , un. Su. EKTONE. 20 ‘3 goo opportunity is offered to live, ag- | mous opportunity. Sales, Box 518, Cedar ery Ex po we es See eae ar. for the right party. Full or B Nu ent &€ Bro a gressive representatives. Its a guaranteed | Rapids. Ia. ——- | tial, however. we are Willing $0 elecmte part time. Call between 10 i s c HOUSEKEEPER —in motherien home... Box senced, steady. Call ’s high-grad to ii utamotive and fadio supplies: " . ac é H ° ‘ ’ D Gi C a2 3% ost-Lispate ea, Sleacy, womeu e ry selling a sales a week places you in the $100 a cheesecloth and sanitary napkins for de- automobiles who may be in other business. and ° o’eloek any morning. ° e O. HOUSEKEEPE Ag agg on WITRESSE : : a ». fitting ‘om reply atate age, r te ted 1290 °N. Main nt rr oe COTES details. Merchantising Counselors ae sires communication with salesmen want- premises; reiabie family Clara, Pantry footwear. Waterloo. 1a. (c¥") | ing side line staple for this trade for ex- KOHLER MOTOR COMPANY 316 N. 8th Street. —" aut. tekesns, ready to work we and room, $1 a day. 1434 N. 2lst st. prope Employers P Dj h priced pocket lighter as . ; i 4 . 74, t-Dispate : J Srortined unbeam Cabinet Heaters. | jive, and commission paid on all sbip-| (Do not phone). 3! ' > D-2 Os a commission Supteeve Ser sweey- acked y expnesive local advertising; easy ee ‘into oa ce oan ‘ # "A has Se 4 2 en—poone elds Delmar, CHOCOLATE DIPPERS 311, Post-Dispatch. dinner table: —For a et s Box P HOUSEKEEPER—White: middle-aged, no| dren. DElmar 6636. ‘SW OMEN — Ex per l- handle our line of luggage on commission 4 . H. Gruender Hdw. Co. RELIABL E MAN to eell guaranteed nure- ' axe basis. The gotersburs Luggage Co., Ine, " appointment A eC r (es) ery gtock; appoint mpents. ray wanes 3 ‘ ON] E OF TH IE LARGEST AND t I ] Vv t f fj Sth floor HOUSEKEE S gygiaae aa hite, than wag 8. 3214 St. Vv ' Pe r x . : “41 OL DEST CLOTHING ; at empioyment orice ’ Hl 45 ) nt . ) lex Nurser: ie MANUFACTURERS . ? filland 949% (c WOMAN—White: middle ers for part time work on enn N—Do you make $200 weekly? coats at $17.50. or two for $29.50: ter — — —- ! ENCE ope EC 3A | Ss VII S S . | tT? 1] b-grade specialty salesmen can make beautiful suit materials also; many av-| SYSTEM SUBSCRI” TOS SACREWAN: . ty wages, 1623 Olive WOMAN—Colored, to do>s ner days; an exce ent oppor- ay sale oT hee FAMOUS-BARR CO. HOUSEKEEPER—Good home and bay | work, 5223A Enright, ke ‘ty for those having sales — ; 7 i— Missouri terri- SALESMEN For Northern Misso proposition with exceptional merits. Two | WANUFACTURER of new-style package | to sell Willys-Knights and Whippet S. Grand ' wi nsid n selling wholesale gro- fi a ie See Gerdeare | wy week class. rite today for attractive | partment, dry goods and general stores de-| but dissatisfied. Sce sales manager, BIXBY & SMITH, Ine ' 5 : iencea: : nae . 4 ’ . CHOCOLATE DIPPERS — Experienced: HOUSEKEEPER — Unincumbered: board resses, maids. National Cate x erience, etc. Ad. SALESMEN—Ca!l on retailers with adver- : Association, | reyious exp SALESMAN— xp ed enced: 60 seu nation- clusive territory this section. Contract | HOUSEKEEPER—F ‘id B XY Fredco Sales Co., 246 Fifth av., New_York a | me its sales at this time of year; no house can loor. 515 Brondway. New York City. | ‘ "Q r ALESMAN—With an established trade, to | Ye" jeads furnished: phone TYler 1444 for | Fifth Floor, 515 Brocdway, | SALESMEN Must be experienced. Appl washi P 37; i p+ c « ‘A N = \ / 4 7 ng. 3 adults. f FOrest 37 LR, - Gea = bd e , e 1444 f | I pply 3 (c) | WOMAN—Light work. more enced, for Saturdays; also . tersburg, Va. (Cc) ig 415 aoe ; ~ }new aletnuds. tie PHI: . SALESMEN—Sell wool topcoats and ove: . y TO SELL MEN’S CLOTHES: EXP ERI Locust street side HOUSEKEEPER—For room ‘Tent: DO} pet shop, 2646 Cher y % , anent conection with highly rated con- eraging 6 orders daily : attractive “Non-| New §$ sale paves 4 . Address J. D. Woods. aa N- Posh : o> Pa : for settled white woman, Wibster 18°27. WOM AN—Experienced, for sann Ky cern. exclusive territory, repeat business. | | 6i sample case. sig commission and | mission and bonus “ . ‘ Sales Manaxer, Box 850. Cedar Rapide, Ja. Corvus. Large overwriting commission to | A. W. Shaw Co,. Chicago. ll ~~ Wit L, EN } COLORED COUPLE—-Basement rooms ex- Tyg ] ) s s. , . ‘Ss * * . . ‘s - } td 4 sid ar 4 a U y 4 > oon BaleeMan — Hiner eoernn, et | et imanarts.y Fshueh Cltbens he. | HIeRR|ORMANATERS carey FeO | 4 Heatly SION Chee (oF woman's orice ahi? | HOGSPREDEEN. Wer, ait: | wack 00h an CMMMperience to make extra mon- of wor nor an or er, 902 roadway. N. Y. acturer electric he elts ives > . : ‘fashingto) en N— oe hi t one out 692 Ter: dweay manufactur CONSIDE RED EF OR THEIR TERRI Washington. ssi HOUSEKEEPER—W hite, middle aged: 5! for aged connie’ Dubin | Ap ly superintendent’ s of- ing free. See Mr. Griflith, "936 Century . ae r nd RE quickly det core tae ay Vimo Mie. Co., 1009 cee nd 0 A ge 4 wae Naetog? th adults in family; call after 10 a, m. r Pra: —_ * b Bidg.. Monday evening, 5 p. m. staking orders for our trees and #hrul . ¢ Alvarado, Los Angeles, Cat, EDW. E. STR. gy & CO.. INC., se meats: wo = Sammahy | Bene Vandeventer | 3723 Sullivan, (c) “ua 849 one Work: phag SONNENFELD'’ 'S, 610* cE: ie LY. —__604 OLIVE ST. (c7) car.__ Phone _GRand_4299. HOUSEKEEPER—Elderly lady; more for cveland, Monday »ees ‘HN NEI re ( 4 - z * — > é : very home a prospect. You 2R— With truck. selling _retal) - ——- , . SALESMEN—Coffee or wholesale grocery | dull season. Every prospec DISTRIBUTE Padre Aw " Poteto JOOK —Good, colored. home than wages: for widow employed. | “OMAN—Companion to ol@ iam F ington av. 7076. and wages. 222 Virginia es : it . impl ake the order, we deliver and stores. to handle ¢ . ail. trade: will sarm over Well estabilehed collect. ‘ Pay weekly—commission basis. | Chips. Guaranteed to keep fresh and crisp. | i TM act & ——\°). | 4290A_ Wyoming. __LAclede_70 nih , @so—Earn $15 daily selling suf? salary and commmis- Perry Nurseries, Desk 7. Rochester, N. Y.| Permanent. profitable business in St. Louis | Three Salesmen Want d | COOK—First-class white lady. 719 Wash- | HOUSEKEEPER—Catholic, between 30 and | WOMAN. OR GIRL—Te do hae 2 7 de-to-order, t OF 'N. Main, (c2) (99x) | and nearby territory. State what you sell. | - ante ington av (c2) 38, motherless home, good home for 5506A_ Louisiana; phone 96% ze Christma 8 STS ae ee ey Carry good side 1 SALESMEN—Correspondence school; ex-| References required. Browniecrisp, 4317 t ‘s you have a car and desire COOK-——White; experienced: smal] family. | right party. Box M-81. Post-Dispatch. _| WOMAN—For poveewern "bale he line artificial flowers, to departmentand | perienced in selling high grade home | Elston. Chicaco, __ ~ : ona sane os real money during PArkview 2449 (¢) | HOUSEKEEPER—Take full charge small day. Near 6726 Cres ae ee daily. I I a I = Ag + cel pr Aaah Foe 4 fur- | “A REAL OV Riek finest ine at ol | ote.) COOK—AGill, white, for cooking and assist } hotel and dining room. near St. Louis; | WOMAN—White. — FES opore time. $3 hourly, selling finest line . : a. mi. With housework. CAbany 803. must have some cash, Box E-382, P.-bD, bered; for Pare ony and owas é Bay, forsale book. dise now selling. La Rose Flower Co,, | nishec; liberal commission; excellent op- ? tei "mas Carda: TS dp. m., at office, 8v : 5 ny 1407 Broadway, New York. portunity for hard working, experienced | sonal and business Xmas Cards: t office, 8L0U Olive Street [60K-—Rellable. experienced waman” he. HOUSEGIRL — Afternoon: general house-| home; 3 in family, WEbster ee wate Rochester. se rr salesman. St, Louis territory, Write Ed- | prices; 40 per cent commission: $12 it; oad, ' eee PReaE : JR —— SRO A. ca a ~ - “Tine Beautiful.” $50-879 weekly: mod- | Ward Smith, ‘Federal Schools, Inc., Min- | free.” HARVARD PRESS. 36S. State. JOSEPH DARST REALTY CO.. ssi Sepauniile nada tm one required. Clayton a and Gay av" near | ¢as, “Samuel edt mente and ea a a. SV $19.75 dally easy full erately priced: 40 per cent commission: | Beapolis, Minn. (c60) | Chicago” - Catsees: eee 109 N. 8th St. 21 years in St ~ Louis and Clayton. Phone -Wydown 0839 (c2) | HOUSEKEEPER—Relined lady, 25 35; | Cleaning and Dyeing ise * oa oe "howe: months —— elaborate 60-card egy free. Southmoor DISTRICT MANAGER Wtd.—T appoint Da i a ; — . _— : = -_—— ; ss ‘ ¥4 ' . aves ~) | it looks like 1927 will be COO} White. must be experienced mothertess home; two i} WOMAN Ww tyles, colors; for Chicago, Ill, agents for our beautiful line of Christ- (c7) vurt banner year. Our sales- JOK ent. = adults uss nildree a ist treatment assured. Box E-292, P "S hit a hn ery; inclading latest voile’ 46 eR radio sensation; | SALESMAN—25 to 40 years of age; must | mas cards. Libera! proposition, Apply Ros ama 7 . _ apartment, 2 aduits, 2 children, assis STAYEIRUTE : apartmen from 1 “a! q: a - n, : fan does away with old-style speakers. Ever be of neat appearance and willing | GREETING CARD SHUP. 160 No. Wells ’ , men make money, Mr. kK with cleaning, stay on place; reliable, ref- | HOUSEKEKPER—Elderly lady, room and|family. 7754 mae: men's cles: ect Owner a prospect. Big profits. Brand- ; profitable, steady position to the [ onal a refinement, RA ecu. appliance; garages, tire dealers, car own- ae koeeee* wom eee eaeeene and let us show you how Take University car to Skinker rd.. trans- Barnhouse, Phone GRover 51. adults: no undry: * ont f 2B and 4 tire “ers; permanen’ connection and goog income pens 330 South Paulina, Chicago. cs Teiiable man to manage and look after 2 mane come sens money. fer Claytonr car to Forest Ridge, carfare HOUSEKEEPER—For general housework | FOrest 1033" O38 Vernon, 7 “of ea and 40, who ie Saree to hustler, Merchants’ Tire Co., 2710 | SALESMEN—If you could offer a business — a ; ,; Our business in unoccupied territury m | We furnish leads. ; paid. (c7) | and cooking. No lodging. middle-aged WOMAN—Position of trust 9 | ‘jpeut: At ad re organization Washington av. (c2) |} man high-grade pencils with his ad im-|MAN_ Wtd.—With a broad acquain acy | this State. No capital or experience neces- WHEATON C. FERRIS COVERING MACHINE OPERATORS—Ex- he gy Siate salary expected. Box educated, refined woman: aR agepired by nationally spor tation, Give full SAUESMAN—Installment, furniture, = nee ale. in egy Se oh _ o gan hace Dae A O14 ce sary, We deliver and collect and furnish 1601 Boatmen's Bank Bidg. perienced. Apply Holman Paper Box Co., | X¥-103, Post-Dispatch. ifications and give phone pum “5a Reg eo letter. x rienced eg men a producers only ni 4 single ge onaaper a e A will make you money ox wat — | everything ready to_ start. Your pay 316 Clark, (Cc) | HOUSEK BEPER—For county only; woman | O-177, Post- ost-Dispatch Re. ntort ton re 6U peer ee ee ee Se O8 Cee ee MARVELOUS pricing system. selis al! | Starts the first day. Large manufacturers. | DICTAPHONE OPER ee with girl, 6 years; more for home than WOMAN—Competent to ta ~ Fin x Derby-Raber Furn. am ye PM, ma 8 Rig = stores. $4.90 only. Tremendous market! | Products nationally advertised. Big de- STENOGRAPHE wages, Phone Overland Park, WaAbash | cleaning and hotel service 1m la © MILLION w men ae o01-3- ‘7 E. 12th et... Kansas Seeation t iney Sales bis commissions, | Pis Profits. Exe lusive territory. Write | mand. Opportunity to make $5000 a year Thoroughly experienced, 2008 pereeanent 304K, or write R. R. 28, Box 104. ment building; etate age, " *,, Feminaid apt ” Mr, Hobbs, Sales Manager, 83 Murray | Quick trial offer. Manufacturer, 410-K | to the right man. Age no handicap if you ; PISilion With advancement. Scharff-Kok- | HOUSEMAID-—-Cémpetent; small family; perience. Box M-182, Pos . SALE MEN Escopionsl opportunity ol ~ $y rte York City, : Nottingham Bide. Boston. are willing to work. | len Mfg. Co., 7#00 Michigan. (c) reference re qulred. Apply Sunday or Mon- y N —Wh — connect with rapidiy growing concern, Sa LESMEN—Come ro the Hote] Jefferson | SHOE SALESMAN—Experienced: — good | THE FYR-FYTER COMPANY. | | DISHW ASHER—Experienced on machine; day before 1 p.m. 4606 Wesiminster pl. | ¥ face, ite, between 1 ~~ oe ae AQ = trating amazing pew he advancement to managers: prefer men and have a private interview with the opportunity for right party. Cinderella | 1619 Fyr-Fyter Bldc.. Dayton, Ohio. i hours 6 to 12 a. m. Stokes, 2239 S. HOUSEWOMAN -~— For general house- “ e+ “a a ff % eo WEI Se antlon guerra ere. We — litte ei at record ae who will | sles director of one of the largest manu- | Boot Shop. 5969 Easton. fe) | aed. ‘ sienna wernt adults only, no washing. 5848A | appreciate it: i 4 yeu _ business of your own, See Mr Barnes, 402 Milan Hotel, to start. | facturers in a leading industry. Men of SPECIAL OFFER—Advance pay to &teady | MON = Ea oe, ~~ Experienced. Vaurine ssCne : {C) | family; no laundry awn unnecessa For amazing © er SALESMEN—$175 pit se (c) g00d character, furnishing references wil! experienced man with car: sell and list | 4 a (c83) | Dress hop, 5577 Pershing. (c) INSPEC ‘TOUR—Also pans roonml woman: Apply wre! beiween 5 free Saeeonet ration ome, write Te- month and expenses | be employed irrespective of age: average | real estate: references, confidential plenty PER Mf A N I N’ 4 | | BL DERLY LADY—To take care of child: must be experienced. pply housekeeper m. 402 * Ith Corset Co., 63 E Randolph, ce ej ph hc he "= vinforma: weekly earnings, $75. No vacancies after listing, help given: call personally Sh SR AN Bad | _more for home than wages. 6842 Scanion. | Claridge Hotel, 18th ae g mn (c) ER +4 — , es : me hicago. vi veio or . ‘ . TIT oh = mer ce | Ween? ' ~ a . — dq. ' De pe informa- | this week. Ask for Mr. McBryne, Hotel o 12 a. m. UNITED REALTY CO.. | k U TURE | POSITION OPEN | @LDERLY LADY—To keep house tg 1360 Wellston. care Of baby day times. ders for household articles. Call; BARN $7 5 -$100 WEEKLY ! , | 0 . * ic" oz a e = er spare time selling Superior per- tion. American Cigar Co., Hig > f z ES td : : ’ SALESMAN — Experiencea | ~ | i wo a am Borerionce . eee keeper in a A oe home. Oo ; O4 WOMEN For health y = as grecting cards; A rience un- per salesma ted wi | carned $2000 in the past five ths. : : ’ Experienced, and fitter: b xX M-104./ positions guaranteed Xm free; a. nh, acquainted with the trade jing device; every business prospect: it’ S 4] propéesition: manufacturer nationally ad- | ‘ | the pa gta i AN ESTABLISHED COM- | 4316 Lindell, cy | Post-Dispatch, fe) ; 30 ate k : Ouls; a good connection for the | business stimulator: priced $7.50, $15. $25: vertised commodity men with nothing bur | VUF MInimum commission on a sale is $3x - ) ein anole ND LAUNDRESS—Colored. ri ~lor _ owe m: eeelons daily. saperie Greeting ment ae; wive = rienee, 1p Ont ap- |St. Louis or Missouri; on part time selling | good past references considered - ai aan | ons average commission on a sale is $80. PANY, THE OUTSTAND- | FITTE ‘cleaniner ba mao’ "JEtferson 270 ed; or | WOMEN—1o. od, di Gerd Co.. 189 W. Madison Chicago a ox L- (c) jonly three; make yourself $25; write or} room for idlers: age between 24 and 35 | Maximum commission on a sale is unlim- | “e EADER IN ITS we - = producers; oO h onde ’ SALESMEN—$25-$7 0 extra weekly gejl- | phone your appointment for receiving in-| to be considered: letter must state all | ited. ING A S DESIROUS OF R Experienced, on LAU NDRE -SS-—Institutional. Apply ty demand. ps 1 ¥ > BE 2 CHRISTMA C ing printed stationery, blotters and ad- | terview, 7 to 9 p, m., Room 328 Maryland | previous experience: this is a wonderful op- Among Our star producers aré men who FIELD, IS DES : | coats, suits and dresses. Ap- Girls’_Home, 5601 Enright. (c) shi ili P'knd earn $5-$10 ner day tn Mae "ial vertising specialties; goot sideline: Hotel. portunity for good man: give phone num. | had previously. gold advertising, office ADDING TO ITS SELLING SONNE NFELD’S 610. AAS Chiara 6147 Kings- WO OMEN ; Sours: we supply samples Le to a, a 4 4a a 4 ae ’ } ury oF any G (Cc) re a “om Juli ; exactly how tf se e + ds and genes which assures success: al commission: free ‘sample outfit Em- SALESMEN—Exclusiv ber. B M-116, Post-Dispatch | equipment, book tock dverti - | ] — e territory j ou h- et. Ox M . ost ie paicn, q 4 I nen m 00 8, SLOC 8, aauve rtising spe ; “_ * rT | 4 rT? a n, Sout | Claliies, cut service and sales service. ORGANIZATION TWO tat Experienced kitchen eA bosocards, 3113 North Ashland Chicago. | ern Illinois and Eastern Missouri: now| |. AAA1 OPPORTUNITY | ssouri; now AAAI OPPORTUNITY | s, S ; . om. . : | LAUNDRY HELP—Ex 2 | SALESMEN—$10 daily easy. We start | open for high-class producers who want to Make from $150 to $350 weekiv with | If you are more than 3O years of age YOUNG COLLEGE MEN V ashington av., to Miss Bod- | ishers. Exceisior- laster "Leone etak HERZ CANDY CO, 513 I ye = for deta f ocrine, ISHING co pr ‘ “hats Cc “° bis — - - ‘ q be 2 Heetiee ’ ad ” oF Ae i PR RT es” RR RGA Tres rate evden ve eae SRE At Sones erate Malay Votrg ELT take he CP a ae F Eee Es Viwaer Ye aod, We eo 9 oto i es Lah Magee BR ge + : ri are ee: ‘ bi ope n ona rl ‘ ine: ray ey eer. Sc ts eae NEP Sere, “eg Pe lee ta Be ‘ re ge whit i ic maed Py ib WP»: Se ted We 8 Babies pean cm miking oe nae sage) aed oh eae aye = Sens ni ce ; a oa i «ghd + ee is - Lae th “! eae ri > , saga tS, 1 e “ ; ot at é oy = ha etek ing A : eae ” ay ae Be eat ie |: ‘i a aie er. See Vier 2 “+ x « deny 5 evened RN! eee : Or ok, tae. bee roe wes ? Mpg a. wey ee . i s pis ore iP ’ ; * ‘ial ‘ i ve 2 Saale airy EMH, i eyth i Orta hee TS » de® ase a a ges id roa a re a ene " — fs Og OS NER Ma ae ain Nast alt ~ exsttine ones cen vale Neneh: gene eeeeiens tents ne ey “ “ 2 “ 0g seeasthtaniii nae + s BD. Uae a ‘ “% psn shi ah ¥ Meh aE ap a aes ee —_ ' bats 3 ne e eee, i ‘ od Py % ee rt RA gy * a wre ’ ~~ 2S) *. yao y ane Sh wlth fe = agai ty Ms ob ay iga Peak AM Shiney aligeaa eh te ae Sees te i PS. r. pilg OU El Peay ie eh AUG wae 3; can go home nights if desired 2 TS ak elk a ee a ee Is. th ripgaphb sini Dad Epis Tell Ree atte. lige 1 el 7 oan ‘ ry you in auto accessory business. No in- | Join a fast-growing. alert. well-financed ; our specia! ity: thers doing jt: bi ‘om- | and under 45, and have had similar experi a "7 . Lf Xi y y yeh ~ negy oe Mn experience necessary. Exclu- ee - We back our men to the limit missions: all mail order "ree at ‘aaa | ence, you have every rig rht to heheve tne FROM (27 TO 33) WHO amer, Fifth Floor. | EEURDRY HELP— Experienc ed mie A ' 2 E-. andolnh Chicago : Lut avenue Chicago," 0 1798! commilesion basis: vexnerienco “eelling re: | references! write lodays Box Lids, Chisago, | Fear ie Ger wean SOC) 1 $19,000 pe | = FEEL THAT WITH ADE- carngtrquet, excelr'ieadee TAGE | YOUNG, Cint-—Far Tt fame $5 00-810.00 PER DAY SALESMEN—New vending machines. Sell tailers desirable. This is a real oppor- OPPORTUNITY FOR SALESMAN ® Our men eek. exclusive franchise on | QUATE TRAINING THEY GENERAL HOt a Saiea thin family of ory giao Texas (C4 wat with Pye oo ss Om an be earned your spare time sell- to ail retailers. Advance cash commis-| ‘22/ty. | Give full details. § Appointments This territoy, selling garage wand deger | territory, full commission on reorders and COULD QUA.LIF Y IN 3. __Motz Agency, -3919A_Oli LAUNDRY HELP—bxperienced body iron. ae 7 a ; line of Personal Christmas Cards, sion with $40 weekly guarantee. Best arranged in Dayton or your town for those trade: hizhest grade low-priced tires on | the backing aan nationa} organization. | : ne ta i GIRL—White, for general rT no er. Apply Monday, 8:30 a. m. Grand | YOUNG Gtk talon a, : we oe ; mes Z small SALESMEN 7s Sell the new fast selling SALESMEN-Docs 30 a day Soe gern Sales, 2039 Michigan av., Chicago, Dept. | viewpoint. | ae ie a ‘A QUICK-ACTING PER- amcor rz Sandy Ce. Oo. oe Washington, — ag Oy se ironer. “Tt shale seaman ne ie. 70. tS mgunnes wan “pany sectric Corn Popper, sells if s0 call and see US; we will not tell 71 yOu Oeileyv nat you wou iv into | ne , ; +\~* OF gentra ousewor references. +" eee : : = _—_- for $15: commission $5: dealers in ever COLLECIL , KEEP (37 . VR ISHON. | our picture and are sincere in your desire | SORMALIT YZ: ARD FG _CAbany 5837. 7033 Washingto , LAU NDRY HELP -OUNG LADY— ey PER DAY" —* can - earn ned your ye tha tgp ; _coniaandinae Ph ath RR eR le aoe hee ee a a ee te ag Pr . AE FSI NNR gS ay A Ine a. DE RE PR MOE rk MEI BL Date tse - ee en ee GOO ALAM NI ERO = en eet af oa mest ery town waiting for it. Leonard E, Dicker- Ou’ i , CITS—$29.5 to make a permanent connection, telephone | 4: y > ‘UN ‘ IRL— show you: protected territory: credit for eaaes i WHOM AN OPPORTUNITY GIt Colored: experienced General house- |tain frame. i Seteaton : challenge optabaviews, Famine te streets; must be over 21. able to furnish; Piaines st... Chicago, ATELY WOULD BE AN | ee ene for general housework; | (Dept, 16-A), P. O. Box 139, ‘Brooklyn, | Rhone. | ie ¥ an TOOTHILL C | smaii family. 3539 Sidney. (c) | N. Y., ; (el) |} YOUNG LADY—As ontaes _ Bhicago. Representatives canted | “hours, Apo! in sandwich shop: short | LAUNDRY HELP—Expericnced; coliar| be rapid and accurate at Uresy = Also. | | bat en he tne nd Oa he Re re ge etn ts ee adage > 2 o R *5 38. we ar é od EN MBG A oe oy Om tr tgp ars — . ——— sh . » + e Pes Fists © { ¢. a A « 2 ‘ * - ; ° i se sai DA RO A, ae ‘ “" sites ” a . yas NC ee TR SO eee Sea te et aT eee ee ee, ae BNE ES Sg OP ty ye a PO Ned Mo ee ee See too ee ee ee ee f tae tie A Wi: Big Ctrmms 4 on rabomectaae a ee Bo is rahe og aeitlpneretieyir Gerth om Re Ne ge ete At ser see aurea SC Tee re oy ewe ey oe Ce Ck pei ag Not OBR gh A 4 ne Malo 9 TR cad rn et Sia EEN, Pe LIne Lats. yl ¥ - ee te rl ? . ey & bh oe 2 ie " aie Be - eS pri Bye. or om _ - aoa Apia tasd et Rr meas ors cote. rich de Sal ane? 5 pee ¢ | et ot + As Cha: be et pre werd a She fd a a ea ma Fe er ame A on ee ee eM ee wie oh Lb ister 1 DSF EA eg = DAD . rT - @ GIRL—To learn dressmaking. dry; reference required; salary $50. Box To ork in bake shop: . K “pita S LY F OR TW EN I = YEA Ri . 1105 > N. Taylor. (c) j ° “7, P.-D. ic) HERZ “CANDY CO.,, 512 A na; anil t Co,, Tramway 4 Bide.. Denver, paolo mail ‘and repeat orders. Fall selling sea- | auick to }5°0 We); = sevgioninge : Preferences ar te chen op a GIRL— Assist with housewor k; . expert Tai: oe room and board; $40 per 2 enced CAbany 2487 o) mont car fare if aan saticfactory. Johp GIRL —For tailor. st know — a Manning, 522 Dove AGENTS _WANTED—W s 2093 North Kingshighway. ~~ | MAID—Experienced Sen floor maid: ref- WOMEN—$2 a an hour s spare ¢ | | loo we m big IT > , ~— "ATT 4 ts GIRL-—For general office work. Apply erence, mployment office, 3903 Olive. | cent commission; new ideg Sree pe Arey é eC ee eo ake eel Ag+ dale Bee Se TS Mad ots) ipa Smale le line, 52.35 up; dresses and rain- | de . iy el agents. clamoring for rain a gy Please give 262, business ee = For reliable men every w here Spare or ree “- succesful so sb » in g. ee Le ee ge "ours acker, 71l . Pon- ae Satis “4 xperience unnecessary. We fur- merciai or nhouse-to-lhouse se ing. - . , 7 tiac Bldg., Chicago. (11 M. Pon- | Wilkin, sales manager, Coshocton, 0. | nish | age samples of shoes and hosiery. Product is well established and WILL BE ARRANGED. SALESM EN—O "=Tan |fomplete line for every man, woman and. intrenched as leader in large part rIVE CLEPHONE NUM- "sweeping the country oe eee fae le | child. Big earnings. Send for free book, | of its field, but new effort is to - -9 = “Taba ant a prospect; $150 to $200 enka. oho a Ei -—Rarnings of the men in this 'aGetting Ahead.’ Tanners Shoe. Mfg. .9 be made in undeveloped part of BER. pris BOX National, Fublicity Bureau, 416 Keehn, a oe pmvegy one gg geo gh gd = | $749-10 _C_at., Boston, Mass, (99 territory and against aggressive D-70, POST-DISPATCH. GIRL—White for general housework. 9 | .288ist at table; country place. Ox B) SALESPEOPLE—Traveling : g00d Day: competition | a _long effective (c2) adults; no laundry; ne AB sco 5184 103, Post- Dispatch. (c7) fortable methods; pay every jay Bidg., Chicago. opening for another keen young married | gnare ¢ netinentt - | spare Ime; appointin; ite s. | » -y physician; revofutionizes old” Experience or SALESMEN—Easy-to-sell groceries. auto |™an: prefer one who will quickly show / toile oils, to coneumers from samples: big pay abibiiy to handle Position ‘nigher up: | one goose Boa” Plans. Personality Prod: | rec er can eurvive oe GIRI Ne — exnerlanc * colored: cbokin care of baby. must have good references. = Dh nage Mary © acvVance ;liberal credit; w ay frei must have car; no travel; permanen usi- on : : , . ‘COOKING ‘s 536 ‘ , ¢ eriden, — capital or experience unnecessary.” Eocks ness good now; great oppestunity: plan of- |; ATTENTION, SALESME N— Manufactur- | atiractive earnings awaits honest and general housework, » Goldstein. naan ee tc} a ll & Browne, 1925 §. State, Chicago, fers special help to beginners: personal in- | €'8 seHing direct; suite, topcoats, over- | man with ability to close gales 7O8 Interdrive, PArkview 7141. (c) . — . nse terview in vour cit Write fully to H. N, | COats, any two for $29. 20: your com- based entirely upon merit. ‘R) TN | GIRL—wWhite; experienced; for genera) MAN NICURIS TS CANVASSERS AND we a 7 Al \ 7 ished rade, Expefienced. with at ‘ s gg ne — anager, 1250 Fullerton | Mission $5 in advance; beautiful colors: | Give fui] details as to age, ex- ee se anapedingei housework; 2 in family; references re- WOMEN a seal athe : nterest in ala Fifth Avenue models: fit guaranteed; 6- perience earnings, references, SALES CONNECTION quired. 5375 Pershing, second floor east. Experienced only. Apply Beauty Parlor, — = £& Pants manu acturing: in busi day delive } mn ih ea P n sNiN Tu 4 f] bal FAMOUS-B C : ne - = ’ ie: ness 8 years. Box M-28, Post-Dispatch A ry:, Unusual bonus plan td pPvo- | ete., in first letter or no atten- GIRI.—General housework; 0 laundry; | main_floor balcony, C ARR CO. CANVASSERS—House to he ' 1 * spatch, ducers; restricted territory to real work- ;" B L-71 -Di h * - A t a id lasi anh ‘ ADY AR (c7) = TAICOI t : I I é Cc . Jimar 27 WwW (c Sa ~ D ‘ an : — ith au to handle world's probably dealing pond ! grt ae ag we offer an exclusive sales contract which AN EXPERIENCED AND MEN WE WANT MUST BE GIRL—Celluloid woodheel cov age must MILLINERY OPERATORS rei pa Ma an = KS greate:t tire patch, boots, have a following write. stating full ‘de. ge ei Fe ng can use ee ee ALITY WELI EDUCATED, PRE well, Mase a - Leffing- oon Tih We aan emer: $50 week do not speiys Gail Accessores; every garage, ti tails in first letter. Ideal Waste Matc- gd ge chat lg Gi SALESMAN, FAMILIAR 4 : Li} SE EE: E assengyon C’ | tween 8:30 and 9:30 a. Ma OVE Tm | HIN rian makes wonderful ° sideline: es riale Co., 3524 EF, 17th st.. Cleveland, O. oo ghectnas l : . ene. attcet’ 640 WITH THE SALE OF FERABLY Cc OLLE GE yee: kd, ontrate ender - baner box. de- NIGHT COOK—Bxperienced. new may} Bldg. shee Wi. A 6 ’ . A ai Sie Vedder at s Chicaen, : Ro = wel oa j i” r n a perie ce only, arris-ro eran ospita] pp y on ay, c ES i. TT - = , ALESMAN Vacancy Nov t-—Excim| SALESMAN WANTED = | We HAVE an unas omotuity t| SERVICE AND THE IN- ABLE TO MEET AND IM. | Sthi—@etmant eeeal omserons ce | MUEGEaan ee (© care for eben! SAT ESWOMEN W. HOUSE FURNISHINGS ' gee es salesmen who are now calling on anv TANGIBLE, CAN MAKE A 4 yD M- —Serman: Kener ousework: ex- agnoia —e permanent position, capable man, on conr | Neat appearing. to ell tailor-made | typ 7 le bp ‘ - : perienced: apartment: state reference : wield 4 dlaity: general retail “trade, Weekly ‘ad | BDW. Se eA eS ate Tees type of business men to handic as a sie]! DIGNIFIED, | PLEASUR- PRESS BUSINESS EXECU- _ } Box M-287, Post-Dispaich. _~ | Sherman Hat Co, 11id. Westimeien as spaerriige em we NENS ° ° ee a iV ri . > ~ rar a Ale, 1m “ad 77 eAT SVD z pe rn ~ = _* f vance: again commissions.” Rive kly ad | E E. STRAUSS, 410 Tower Bldg. (c7) rated in the millions. that will in no war | ABLE CONNECTION OF TIVES. EXPERIENCE IN iy omar ype ry ned wrt housework. small | OPERATOR—On Union Special _ sleeving selling dresses, coats anGas NOTION Detroit, Mich. ule eheukt tine sa baeenen EXCEPTIONALLY SELLING A HIGH-GRADE a of 138 Forsythe. | machine; union factory. 2210 Pine. {c) Ss SALESMEN 100 to $°80 weekly SAT ESMEN chandise; if vou would like to_ increase | 4 NALL LARGE SELLING | 4 second floor west (c) | SopRATORS_E of Apply Mr. Grossman, | s easily women your present income $80 to $100 per | EARNING CAPACITY SPECIALTY WOULD BE AN GIRL-—Afternoon; general housework; ref-| “or "work dethiha, Geemrent Suidese Wer mor g. HENRY AW ; JILET ARTICLES nin ee c made selling new line of specialties. Col- F t » -| month, phone GArfield 4090. Station 20. 2 or men's clothing. hats and furnish ASSET _erences, 65285 Ww aternian, second east. | terproof Ciothing Corp., 919 Lucas. (el) ag Salem te , * . a — ae eta R Se = m8 ce . _ aa a ae —~ egy - 2, one nae ne ck ot Tae We > ST PP. ee a we: bah ee. At aie: Se: iy oe te ? i ie: tee ah Bs . "NY ’ T ’ ’ » start: sy Mond j ‘ay 0 floor. c jeg Runde morning. © to 7°. (7) |entirc State. Cotnitiesion basis, State| With good personality, familiar with | TISED; 7IVE FULL IN- TEN DED IN THE WAY OF rte Bi apa 4 onday. Eugene Taylor, = —— - SALESTADIES—Po > ing jeg x : " MEN—Pigskin card case tree to rererencen and experience oe t delivery plumbers’ supplies, to sell to plumbers, | FORMATION IN YOUR LEADS FROM LOCAL ANI} oe are OPERATORS = STEN TTIaE un ears 2: i OV ES sadbamers. Big commission i] | ar orcers. LRIC ; Splendid opening for conscientious hustler: | , r ; TAM y TRpP INT?) rinL——White; experienced: genera) house- | >» } is ALESLADIES-——CVTT G147 Kingsbury, CAbany 446 ‘ i" } A R ~Minn._ i“ — Not necessarily experienced in our line, SALESMAN W ANTED | = od. . DENCE AND A MEET OUR REQU IRE- GIRL— Active, industrious. steady. =Mable OPERATORS and alterations; good Dermaneis EU RTS W ) sour line. ISMz PERSONAL INTERVIEW MENTS THE CONNECTION packer for bird seeds. sands, ete.; expert |T> work on wash dresses and aprone. Ap- | {OT pugi, party: refer il , ma g. LE MEN A350 week and expenses. Car. |#¥lomobile and compensation enced. B Cor roadway. Rent salesman here to in t= ’ ine soneatione! sein, Rew Pat: | give full record and references; answers | Well educated and have Al reierences: | GIVE PHONE NUMRER. LARGE EARNINGS, FU- GIRL—For general housework. family of | 1627 Washington. ref cf, Write Box 'J-29 , Frost-D x WwW details for an interview, Box K-41, P-D. | , be TUR THE SALESMEN —— | POST-DISPATCH. (c2) PERMANENT CAREER, _ | Pestalozzi. PRospect 2397, “ec ith $2 t. Wosaene ART house; 500 original ‘cuts: every ‘business | Ea | are thoroughly experienced Burke, 207 Times “ . i00DS . By large manufacturing concern, to. sell Saresmen TATE, INSURANCE OR F[- salary to start. $12 weck. Dunning Insti- it rd Le salary and bonus; very attractive for a Young man for connection with com- | , 9 ; atte . mage if Call Sunday, : =: i olina manufacturer will appoint perm: hustler; must know St. Louis territory: | Pany just organized jin St. Louis: uek tes | ARRANGED FOR. PLEASE OFFERS IMMEDIATE 3105 Olive sunday, 11 to noon, Halfin, ply ee ee cree Muro. co SALESLADIES—To solic’ oma. t CKWEAR ented svectalty: sensational selier wherever ; : : | S : tne bli 7” * Puri l ute; va introduced: rive street. phone number and confidential. Box T}5 Post-Dispatch. (cc?) unlimited possibilities, Write. ee full | ADDRESS Box D-2°? TURE GROWTH AND A 2 adults, g00d home: Must be ee ate ows "ca : NDKERCHIEFS . SMIEN—Stangardize) > —y, 9 C wees Seong ge 7 D ' . have reference. Mrs. W. E. W 13 | | OPERA TORS—Need rirls Ww ho tionery: large Ine; established, reliable WANTED Ris . *e Schoo THIS IS NOT A REAL ES- GURLS—To assist nurse and do some 1 Dizs — 5, with sn te oratory work: must be over 21 years old: | LESLA ca — OG, e \ commission daily: full or spare time: un- ra : 1.10 Ww SLES personality. do Gaim “Mimited field; onitit tree, 'N. Wilt Rees | Store ng wes consideration to gt exbericnced; new and better courses. : NANC OSITION . tute. fourth floor Holland Bide sien jon better grade of wash dresses. work: tactory repres 7 JYS Gp. O41 Van Buren. Cnicasc. men who have had retail store experience. | Strong selling appeals. Hignes¢ commis. NANCIAL POSITION, AND *th | A Ny ELY-WALKER D. G.| Eastern” manufacturer ss : g Apply by letter, giving age. previous ex-| sions. Leads, full co-operation. State | THOSE NOW ASSOCIATED ©) | Pl s tlt? * | Loui . ; CTRICAL MEN—Busines stati . ri f . ae : , ; J Jhd Y . : : Louis soon: appointment a slime: hos quality: “quickest aclivere: | BOX JeaT Pose Dies ay expected. | past busine Me, fiistory, contidentia’. Man- | . WITH US KNOW OF THIS 900 COLORED GIRLS |CO., 16th and Loeust, Sterling} ing in driaif”'on " ebperience 4 1) eri greet commissions: liberal bonuses: { g0. | A WRTTQPU EN : or 8 setdeas stiles ddress fe ' copyrixhted cuts —— business: experi: SALESMEN cago. . — si | S LIESMIEN ADV ERTISEMENT, WRITE Oe hd ptegpeen Fl be ag oo 3 woos j hs actory. (c62) 165, Cox - Dispatch, : — PERIES - nnecessarv - netructions and, outfit “A PERMANE NT POSTTION | A A FULL LETTER, STATING GIRL— White: plain cooking” and seals | POULTRY FE oo MA Rae at gor a ge onaracter, 6all a NTS’ WE AR David Liomel Press, X. 6 S. San- - AND OUTLIN some housework: must like chil dren: nice | _have eferences Z children in the home. amon, Chicago mvc RESIDENT SALESMEN | Vy | YOUR AGE | ia Bee > 7 Vix Bua ‘ere \ OF Vie P' 4a waiting chem - seceniaiitl hours: congenial surroumdings: $50. tox | P PRESSE R-—Firet-class, n ladies ods, epared AL ESN Oh Wh cary man Tamir wii IT’S A CRIME TEE A retereneen hema ~ at Bh AN | If) ING YOUR BUSINESS CA- Y-261, Post-Dispatch, — \. F. Bianchi, 3932 Olive. a Oe oe ot veann callicak ae Whi, TS j ds» s a e steam plants preferred, to represent man- | For anv storekeeper unde . mitre | lone ™ we tae So a ae ufacturer calling on established trade; pro-| ditions not to protect his husinrss cwstnet | eee kh school training: position pays | REER. IT WILL BE TREAT. GIRL Wtd.—Experienced in dry ~ goode | | PRESSES ~~ Experienced on ladies’ | $3000 to $6000 a year to ; ducer can make $500 pr more per month: | bad checks. holdups. counterfeit manus! | Well: married men, 25 to 35, preferred; ' vor” ins ‘6 8 store: food Pav: steady work all year: |, “dresses. Friedman Mfg. Co.. 1111 Wash-| with drawing account ross T — KE a atate age. experience, atrect “etsy phone dishonest ule. freud “ete. athe | car Pree a ary. call Peau mle” ag "D: Two high- grade men who — KD IN S rRICT CON KI - must live 3 South ‘St. Louie and bring | ington, ae venth floor. ~ (ec) Scommiassion. Thorough f I } & or : 2 Pee Diepatch | faut a 8000 ond conesing alt Wit | SEU ALLS. ach Tod | alin to devote 10 hour a day | © DENCE. UP YOU QUALIFY | Faas" peqummrrman's Srv’ Gots. 18 | PRESEER, — Colored. epperianead on | mannat. employment, Mums EN’S FURNISHINGS > covering al 7 | oO hare work can earn $2400 t AN ITERVIEW W = | aa ie 0. ; . > \— Take orders for coffee. flour. items for oniv a few cente per } a $10. 00 PER | DAY } EXTRA | $4600 a year. A real 1 $2400 to AN INTER\ IEW WILL BE —— WwW! ne to du cooking and general | ington. (c} - ALE ESLAD iS Fy ARRANGED. wusework for family of 2; must be ex- | PRESS OPERATOR-—Experienced. bosom : ee . MEN’S SHOES / I pay vou $10 per order and a trading bonos > AS > . } XS ‘ r o . ? & c é * te Selling personal ereeting cards in spare | alesman must work hard because PLBRASE GIV Derienced and furnish best references: good | on shirts. Apply Morgan Laundry. 2025 Bright, neat; for our ree Lf groceries, toll yet gee. Fa. «i ggen in acdition. If vou can sell anvt! ing. vou | : | ‘ ens - & au hours; most popular line: commission 40 | you are only paid for the amount | PHONE ea nae WHERE wages; ateady bosition. Apply Sunday be- | Morgan. ment. HERZ CANDY CO. , and no capital or bond = re- | FPOUld he able to sell this protection. See ‘ment: V P, ; per cent—weekly payment: *()- ti of effort you put f t} . - . E ‘ i ; a ne ; - gulired one deliver and collect: permanent HW. Parsons. room 435, 102 N. 4th st. that deans eae | eat er re. ae YOU CAN BE EACHED. +4 iy She Ce PUPIL NURSES—Apply Josephine Hospl- | SALES WOMEN—Fastest seuinm: : ERWARE ee in Sites; | AR. PC city Eamets 6 NOH : insures success: samples free: write | instruct you how to get c of Wvrdow Ph ; > - ; c& pay “338 “Cicas Hitcb- tar detatis, interesting proposition. WM. | and acquaint you thorourhiy eith ADDRESS BOX PD. aa. POST- GOVER: es aCaTh mane Aw = tal. _1630 8. ERE ene og market; be coe a ? ic wane ee TOOTHILL CO.. 325 W. Madiaon. Chi. | the product. We have public oe : tas on deel oe A t—No | cook: | SECRETARY—$150; thorough bank traln: | afds, Inc.. 578 Madison S¥q Jia JY S FURNISHINGS | ge gene e — - st. SA LESM KN cao oo whi or esentativ es wented small towne, | ceplance cn our two 6-cylinder mo- DISPATCH. (c2) HAIRDR = . eshington terrace ing. Consolidated, 1204 Ambassador (c) | SALESWOMEN— natn Lic our opportunity (80) tor cars, and If you are the man . ESSER-—Must be first class all- STAYING MACHIN ed: permanent position. _— AT. dhe. paten —— es-line holder: rust W A NTF 1) around pega tor wit! follo Cz INE OPERATORS—Ap- 7 bat" WEAR 38. ao a ler; good commission : — . EARN $50. 00 E XT RA who is willing to expose this mer- CHestnut 642 , wing, an ply N_ A, Brown Paper Box Co.. 410 Inw, 717_ Metropolitan Bh ~~ ee 100 a week. or 10 men with autos wanted Per week in your Ni noe here soar’, Public you ecan- HEMSTITCHERS engage tk pi Ftite, Must be able to | ty-third and Locust. 5th floor, ic) | Slasa cleaner: keer seh ngs ESTICS (no) ave in issouri, Real : persona i1istme2s cards: will not advance drawing ac- HELP WTD. —WOMEN, GIRLS Moe anai® sont a: otenat experience pre- ENOGRAPHE _R-—Competent and at commirsion and bonus. - . Pa P “ f ? ° 74. } : higheet commissions: starting now with P ork. ) salesmen whe ave leairin tan Sr ae aceite eee ¢ ' eounts, but pay a-libera) commis- ARMATURE WIND Ss ‘meen (a) " pienc el, 316 _ c Com ton. _— Ag ES ES & permanent position “with free: weekly payment; get details JAMES | Son on a, ae on small armatures. Armature Rewind "PArkview 0426, °° Stheral housework. STENO-C CER Expacace with dete | SALESWOMEN ae 3 USE DRESS CARD CO. op beh cetatle, JAMES | ee wi ine Co., 33801 Waal t > | work; small office; $12 : ‘ rtmen o Oe. 4 . tremendous earning possibil- En. Sais nt. 217. Need fonrenentatioan ia | =, aM Bren Mae oe and allow i aa {c) HOUSE@IRI. — White. for housework ar a Poat- -Dispateh. hs 0 Box M- he 7 gna - years of ane : fee , A ities don’t overlook! this Op- SCTE yee | Tn answering. state het. and sc Young lady whe works well in pen and | fon Cie ecrephone_—_Call_CAbany_ 0387. | STENOGRAPHER—Exnerienced in bulld- SALEaW TT h bply Employm t portunity. CAN ALSO USE 5 ~ SPEC [IALTY SALESMEN ing experience. Only “m ta ink and water colors: cive training and tm Te Week re ere: experi. | "ie po Pont-Dispa — en Sey. oe The Line - Beauti " 503 F a Off e—5 F loo MEN WITHOU Wanted in every Stat . " men need apply, All A es nea expereince. Box M-19 Post-Dispatch. (c2) | enced. 3 214 Wright. After 5 p. m._(c) | 9-170, _Post-Die 0) moderately rieed: 40 * : | OUT AUTOS. Call tive advertising — Ea ge . in aetes confidence, 4 Adirosn 9, eda HOUSEKEEPER —See house. | HOUSE* TRL---White: references. JEffer- | STENOGRAPHER—And file clerk. sion: me og | card . i & 1C th r Monday morning. Cashogas $25 commission. : Rox 300. Post-Dispatch for in- Barnes Hospital. 600 S. Kings- | 202901 53 Westminster pj Plumbing shop. $12 per week. Box | moor Studios, W and Coupon Corp., 416 Pennant can close at tea terview n (ec) | is seas -—-For licht housework; sma —~ ost-Dispat BEG : — Bl 1709 Le an specialty men her BOOKKEEPER —— For furniture store: O32A Etzel. STENOGRAPHER ee and t SALES WOM cN—New Invent i » Nu ent & Bro. dg., 9 Locust St. interview, stat experience Phone hours 9 to 5. 6 days a week: answer in | ToC SE CIRL— White. in apartment, sy se sere "a19 Weak Bin fon oy " cxperiente co unm B : | gy ani oy “NATIONAL.” Pp. own handwriting, slatine experience and | st 8876. 5327 Pershing, Apt. B. sere SLO Washin i ae ule ar on oa «. St. Louis, Ma, salary expect: no flappers, Address Box ' HOUSEGINL Whi @: experienced: <a 18 BNOGRAPHER— : M-237, P {@ 8795 Pershing, second floor east. (c) sirfienoe. small offic Mw n half or: as" ee 6A 1 NN REA 1 ts AEN BA) ss sede ae Cana sites

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SUNDAY, . = =] y SUNDAY, _GIRLS ) HELP — ae a ater 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, ith or Wethout Board—TIs the place you have been seeking advertised today? +s. be ee ? — '@) 28: = A NS a TT Enver oneleeapeneerenenereeeee z : ‘ ooh te aire; 6400 ria STENOGRAPHER— =N, Ginte p gauss Ones WANTED |___SALESWOMEN WANTED . | ROOMS WITH BOARD Sood ) ROOMS WITH BOARD—West ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY ROOMS FOR RENT—South ROOMS FOR RENT—South “ROOMS IOR aanetcen Vicinity Grand- Arecnsneeel office ee MeeEADIES—ov; to take orders | sar NEW discovery prevents runs in silic hose; | TOWER @ROV —Lovely agga. | VERNON, 5745—R bo ; FOLSOM. 3824 ROOM Ni BA : — ence cookin expected and re State mance, COS) Arca: de Bldg. 5) , cuaranteed. Earn $60 p wees. Sell: ; NVelyY Ba . N. ~—Room and ard for 2 38 spemen Soffercd by Philadelphia manufac ary opt 2 xentlemen, gedvate ‘famil good meals. GRand 5144R (e768) EMER: or housekcepine | private family | | or z gentlemen, siso bail room, Shane young man; one block from Grand and BJ. 6305 Svovth- | pertence j past wa : plete line childrens wear 2 to i ‘ + : : * RSON, 5031—4 roo 273 te) She ws i ic) ic) | Post- ube = ee $a5 noni Ser ret. apy girect: satisfaction guaran- ARN $3 EVERY HOUR aR erage, teuohone. Riverside WATERMAN, 65xx—Attractive room: pri- furnished; $35, _ idl wewecaneer c) SEYEIC 3616—Sleeping room for couple; Erevendonh._ Bos. ~ we me other ; free repair service: estab- ' ‘ ’ : vate apartment, PArkview 4239W. (c) > jaundry, no | STENOGRAPHER—E riene fs pets: of customers to call on. SELL XMAS CARDS WAVERLY L., 1756—Gentlemen or WATERMAN B00S—You Seieee Te ae a ore or 2 housekeeping | refined family; conveniences. (c) | roomers: adjoining bathroom; call Mon- mster Ist floor] phone switchboard ; itti couple; real ” awe: hot ; 3240—Furni f "1 : ard general , ‘ cujlars address Juvenile Outfitting The most beautiful line in America and ay ot-water, Victor! home you desire: every modern conveni- | BUCT] _—— - . . urnished rooms formen,| day, LAclede 6170. (c) (c) | work. apply ora ats Ww Stark ket st., Philadelphia, Pa. | we pay unusually large commissions: cards | £2! ence and unexcelled cuisine (0682) | paid. S7I8A N.—Newly furnished 2 bede snd one with 3 beds, | ROOM—Laree. sleeping. for couple emr | BAYARD. lbac ee ing - ° tal |} 4908 Delm BS wR Bt “cs 1 bedrooms; for gentleme A q x v erecting front housekeeping roome. oung; -for genera thong SAT ESI ADIES scil on sight: we deliver and collect: ca)! | IN "WEL lL, APPOINTED modern home, WESTMINSTER, 3941—Roome and board, ; pr Sean ony. GRand 4135W,. 3 (c7} | ployed or two gentlemen. PRospect 1767 necting front ot mily. 2900 - ni- STENOGRAPHE KTR A sha hs in person or write: sample book free. Oven South Side. for 2 refined employed pev- home cooking: every convenience (c7) CLID, 1606—Nice room, furnished, GRAND. 4608 S.—2 rooms, furnished for BAYARD, 740-—Neat, clean room; scaile- c2) | fice, take corres ter r a VANTED evenings for your convenience. PROCESS | ple or couple: excellent meals. LAcleae | GIRS oa _— light housekeeping: bath, phone, gz hone, garage.| light housekeeping. ROOM—Lovely, in private family: seth: man; breakfast if desired. FOrest 2772. colored. age 25- | Diace for a beri State 4 \ ENGRAVING CO.. 386 Arcade Bldg., Sth | 9340. (e53x) | VEST) PINE. 4302—Excellent meals. | FLORISSANT, 4150A W.—Room with pri-| GRAND, 3226A S.—Room for gentleman; | ern exposure; gentleman; breakfast op- | Call Monda ral work; refer- | 4 4 + t-Disp. on te » F r twenty -second anniver- and Olive sts Use cart clevators. (99) a fereon 07 private ee ee ony, ‘milly. all conveniences. COlfax ‘steam heat, private bath. PRospect 22iN) tional j_ garage Se Rospect | 0690. (c) | BAVAR —2 modern ¢ ] Washington, Late St LIsPatch., 0 Ss ic) “| ROOM \ ‘ " hou sekeeping reome: ail conveniences; _ STENOGRAPHE: : outhwest GARFIELD, 4645— . —— | GRAND, 3196A 8.—F rent room ; ; oe 2 ay S v tly furnished bedroom. kitch- . Forest 4030R. EB ggg Pg ae office; ws fas ia ! sale beginning cca wig ROOMS AND BOARD SS eo 4933—Koom and board: men | ROOMS FOR RENT CITY room: range: a ay Large housekeeping gentienen Ee a a — | eo ee FO Sorat. en SAY AT ta ~ FOr a ee 2 lor in takin ee neem or boys; home privileges. Oe 5? NEV eee —-— i GRAND 35 s-—~ large connecting ~ 22st ee vo ; ms cba gems ond floor . g dictation sane iy : Apply Sunday or onday ROOMS WITH BOARD—CITY D g LAclede 2862. fO0M—One nice, laces Foom (alr WY. yt price % Ryne d S30" light rooms: | “-joms: modern: bus and car service. (c7) | ROOM—-if you w ant a — —es Rand ae Fem ha gas, electric, \elephone, : = Se, = . :' —mempmereenees — " , Yi balan : ee eT = . , tamiliy, ll co enierc CAii teed . erenc fo ene ; : : Ww ies ee " st. Cha rles st. €0- | CHILDREN-—Wanted to are thers | HANCOCK, 6636—Room and board: pri- own. 024 warlon, cc7) GERALDINE. 4531— -|} GRAND, 22494—Furnished room; con- OW. ” ‘: ie} = . @n4a— aT ae aa ‘niurnished 2 rooms . Renera . ith we pe nin : boare, mother's | “vate home. Hliland 166 | ROOM—Clean’ splendid for young man. Large front house-) venient: || BERTHOLD, 6 ’ - no washings . . = ee care. FOrest 4246). — at ang l. reac b] rate hie Ki =} , Keeping rooms: ny other roomers:; rea- | 2 - ~ — — ROOMS—2: desirable: near Shaws Gar- kitchenette, bath; owners home; adults, 0: sdtmehien ” $i. DICTAB ~~s Mgsance. CHILDREN Wi tn” ; ; = KINGSHIGHWAY. RH) g.— Hoard for = asonable; private home. Jrest 867 sonable. (c) GRAND, 2249A 8.—Furnished room; con- den: TT (io cars: private home; | s>77 STONE. 1i76 — “Neatly furnished call Sunday after esi OPERAT HONE ——_ KI ] NE 1S home. GRand 7528. e or im (o4) gentiemen; conveniences; PRospect Oa4F ROOM—Front.” Setar” modern, priv sis HEBERT, 5515—Fur rnished room for two veniences. 7) oa} references; gentlemen. Box M-11J, Post- eee prog sles 4 r Y (c erienced. — (c53x) | home. rest gentlemen: private f ly. F 4626M | GRAND, 3S20A 3 eeping rooms, | Dispatch fa) At - -_ |} position with a : & —_— ROOM AND wOARD—Man: reasonable. PhO _ = ww i amily, FOrest ms = wine S44 e; Reed; . rooming jen Mfg. Co, 700 amet ; EXPERIENCED COltax 1841W el be “er eg Tad ge and board for | goo aw wale edtieleents ( [ENNE as (c62) | single, or_—connecting._steam _Deal.____ | RUSSEL. 3028—Nice front room: all bd SR Aaya S—Conaealat “¢ home. eS) Sunday. TRIMMERS—Experiencea ROOM AND BOARD—Good home and | oO sprite family. _(e7) ROOMB—_Want le to si —r etd og tae, eaerceer UR: Ge, or untusnlabale srarcuaiie, | SH enone {) CABANNE, 5393— (are 24 floor sleepiow 3 t : on ‘ sour YT : ‘ . te Aan tOOMB8-— Wa couple to share nicely rnished roving; no children. sne EY goons | RUSSELL, 44924-—Nes nt roc 2 gen- na Ys Vv. adults; ood ig ne mm louis Peter Hat co , SHOE SALESW OMEN Ba eM so. a rae Pac ply Fond West furnished apartment, Call GRand 5850M. | LABADIE 4932—Nicely furnished, pri- | GRAND, 2213 ea ah front light house- ——— ge fay. - ewe ee , 3}91 ; oF = - ; teen | ROOMS—d | vate: 1 or 2 employ , 42! keeping rooms; all conveniences, garase 450SA— : Tits t. TRIMMERS P We have a splendid oppor- | po pe ls igen 7 gm oc Be ARD—Pretty single room; owner's re-| FOrest 44943. sleeping. fp private tes re NTA So FOrest 4234W./ ontional. GRand 6662J. (c40x) BURRELL, ugg "4 fe are room lor 4 boys. 4d floor: ietics . j ‘ > = }- n ac] hor @ 7 are : 4 d a / J - , S : re sé a! i : —_— £0. Write be Li _ nate: only r3Deriencet a nity to offer sev eral shoe | fax_ 10364. For ; — aTTS pte 23M. _— Topas means ae ae n a ae PURGRIOW : complete, housekeeping; adults faraiehes gas ang f 35 ee ge wd gp tn RUSSELL, 2305A—-Large room; couple or — BNE. hog a oe ii. i GLER MFG. CoO.. 905 eed gale + | ROOM AND BOARD—BSeautiful home:! front room: with o1 = msl at hh RL 2: 1th ? (c) | LEE, 4107 w—c —- matin Any aa: ' 2 gentiemen. Victor 1124M fe) , ; , ! : ; nt room: tt oar gary : Ozy roome, use of } i ¢ 62 7 3 .N rt AITRESS—Youns. th ters thoroughly experienced | private. refined: will care for child, Rlv. | ——————_-_ + without board ROOM—lIn private home. no other toom- | _kitchen optional: private, phone | optional, iRand 66 Z: for.| RUSSELL, 2710A—For light nousekeep- CABANNE i bh ne he. enced, steady oroushie | | erside 0290. CABANNE, 6127—-Koom and board: pri-| ers; business woman preferred. Cal! } f TRE NT ‘ |'GRAND, 4663 8. (rear)—Large, untut ing, steam heated (1s | _i congenis unre | & acy. Call Mon iday ie “hi *’ rade 1c) | vate farrailv. southern exposure 4 a | Abany 0063. ° bude sEXING TON, 4008—2 connecting eae 4 nished rooms gas, électric, sink, $s cone ees ~ CABAT ret pnoed, to st; Ay on on a Grand, Morning fitting women - ‘ £ -E UNION—Front room: excelle nt meéais: all CABANNE, 50D: Sadie Ta 5 Tadic woe “1 7 ar keeping rooms, Oy wner's home. -! | month . ‘P.USSELL., 2700——Single housekeeping room; , housekeeping or sleeping. my. $406 Clara. A tESSES — Pantry. we . , we , conveniences. ¥Orest GO002W. ane aae ~ © cs, | —-F ron private home for couple | LOTUS, 5831—Two furnished front Went WN aT — Large rons 4 1434 N. 21st = 3423 Oline Employers Association, moyam previous experience, etc, Ad- Fillend 696). (c) cellent meals; congenial horae. Soh | ROOM—Cheerful; solvate home, eouple ae gb ts ~ 2—Large south room, second ; 3226.” : RUSSELL. oh va Neat i} ; eéntlemen ° oe Widower. Box Y-/| had: a ee ‘le Sag oor. all conveniences, including continu-| GRAND 3175A &.—Delightiul front room, ISSELL, 210i Seat ba rovum, l@0Y | home cook! “dinner oRL—For afternoon ~ ss Box D-274, Post-Dispatch | Central yoga ly weg south room; €x- | a jose, desired: reascnible, Col- oe Des Wee one openers Rest. Call Ghodern and clean; steam heat: ideal loca: | OF man, ec?) IANNE. cry : ee dir » Spartment, 2 adulu i (eee ———_—__—_——— ~~ — tA LAY tion: gentlemen. — (c62) | RUSSELL, 2644——Light housekeeping. furnished room for gen! : — ain no | SRE Se ~ 536 uy, ; - \ SW OMEN — E ape r e FRA peo - png oo wisn CABANNE, aor ee ae sooen a cou ow CRY, 4: 520——Furnished room; conven-|G reXaTk: 3014-— Splendid sleeping room kitchen and bedroom, with heat, $7. (c} | something different in private Bome. 7 —Light_ work, more — & a ih SEE ree = - igus oo _— egy ntra en 8 month: with laundry, $12. ‘| RUSSELL, 2755—Furnished rooms, sinele est_wl4. than w ages. 3214 St. Vin for ul 4 need, fo. Saturday S ; also ROOMS— With or without board: $3.50. | = - - (c82) AICAZAR HOTEL. 3127 1. ae MARCUS, 3063—F urnished front room n in , aa 9 re a : A or double. “gentle men. modern. (ef) TARPES fc) iW OMAN=—White: middle-g —at ed f t t e work on | 3338 Franklin, JEfferson 9008. a many a 5064—Nice, large. Hight room | 1 day: weekly rates: tub. eee Sethe private family; hot water; $4; also ga- geadar A. 2917—Nicely furnished wr RUSSELL, 3803A~—Beautiful large. heht C sekeepit ¢ ‘ , ced: “ ( ouple or 2 tle re | | ‘ hu 1ousekeeping rooms JESEsis4 JISUIA—— Be arge, room Tent; DO} pet shop, 2646 Cherokee. GRen’« ¥ hers 10r par im | for couple 2 gentlemen; eelgant meals. | enrece (c&) | Tage: (c) MDA RIETTA,—_3340—Nowly furnished. room. all conveniences ic) fe) ee Me i ¥ = re. 2 ogy edie theriess bome.. Box ae eee nw Sea % kitehenette, conv r - “private family. CLARA. 1318 Single room; reasona G Rang ' | FOrest 5564 ) ; A 5. _ W ; — so 6 e ' - 8 ~ = | C 2s = 1 y i NATU RAL BRIDGE 75 _— ane ‘ ¥ | 5 . . 4 Rome and pay YOMAN—4 conan arene” eeneral” hows rer days; all excellent oppor | SOE: ber fe ha apts. ores room, with | DICKSON, 2053—Nicely furnished rooms, | room, steam heat, Ses ph 94 gipeshed eam ness, ares caer 7 i ce in a nha a Et air } n Pccbster 18°27 v | wk. » ‘acne ; 4 967A—TIwo single room, wi | board; 2 or 3 employed people: reason-| -——-— ha! Sis +a : HENRIETTA, 3644—Furnished room or GVSREL LO ahat cs : “Too — W GMAN—Experienced. for — ool “typ ity for those having sales | board. : ™ = able: first floor apartment, “ (c) EASTON. 3013—2 connecting rooms, rire Roar roo). . .f) sleeping or kitchen privilege, c82) | RUSSELL, 3 ~2 connecting front rooms! all “conveniences, ming houss work. 6044 Maple.” ¢ at GF 7 ——y —~ | gentlemen or couple. , ~| HICKORY, 1801 — Light housekeeping} RUSSELL, 3624—Nicely furnished room cde 7076. amd wages. 9222 Virginia. ,. ashing on av. KENNERLY, 4050—Couple women to gentlemen. Orest 3493S , f ‘fi .con- KOM - nit ouseKke 4 ie = , ic. between 30 and | WOMAN OR GIRL—Toe do ‘“ LADLE Earn $15 daily selling persona! share flat. Call after §:30., | Sa, nie nen’ furnished room, | aienein s * , “= _ heat furnished, $6. Eon COlfax 6504. tc) | Htc all conveniences: adults. cc 1) RUSSELL, 2846—- ab connecting rooms; Sont- —— ase $906A_Louisiana, shone 20433, "Om. Christmas cards. made-to-order, the most | MADISON. *937-—Room and board: all | - oO va pri 4 : family. | EWING, 1401—Comfortable room: bath; | ROOM——-Large, airy rooms: private famil; aoe = e * Bg oe ng W. vanieneea GAT. A EE aE dP 905 a - mine | 2VOM—Gentleman or employed couple; TER eg ; ——- | ing rooms, water Victor $47 ec) | 2Ueet.. . Louis; | WOMAN—White c ge daily. Experience unnecessary. Full | “anniv toda 2397W. | GAMBLE, pager on ne _P.-D. | tbered: ¢ *., (xberienced: unigaaeel time. Big season on. Write to- PPy ICLAYTON Oia? he ern s | or sleeping: conveniences; private familv | Gs, separate closets; all conveni-| rooms, LAclede 8664. (c) | “lent to 2 b ; * vara: fe : beautifully furnis % ic} wane convenient to e {c) panion, one without home. int @ Lin, ne es; new plan. Mac Se ; cellent board; reasonable. FOrest 5108J. 'NINETE NTH - ra —-' all convenience INDIANA, 2305—Room for gentleman: | SEVENTH. 2827 8.—2_ nice unfurhished . More for home / to right party. 2304 Gray; _ or mn 7G; 741. Ci amatt. “Ohio. | DELMAR, 5811—R nd board: home! in -ENTH, 918 N. — Light ey 7 S rye give references: conveniences: 2 in family | rooms, “third floor, $10, CAban 288 roule 17 Fred ia sig, t - 70-7 inc Northwest | DELMAR, 5811—Room a) ar me; ing rooms; everything convenient: T. LOUIS, 45070 —Nicely furnished ; > , | SHAW. 3911 T a sleepl oy et ed | WOMAN—White: middle axed: R00d Gen EDMAN? refinement. high school edu- | cooking. PArkview 3347 ee) 16k Bee Woank tn ich ana ove | room: private: ventiemen. FOrest oon Ww. IOWA, 3207—3 furnished rooms; garage; | SHA 3911A—Laree « op ng room, also ~ adulis: no laundrv: reference cation snd pleasing personality. between | AENER PL., 3106 —~3 or 2 gentlemen; | DELMAR, 3824—Room a board: $5.50: | arhont. ‘ : | (e682 furnace, HUmbolt O68. (ee) kitchenette conveniences (e eneral housework | FOreet_ 1033W 5838 Vernon. » Ge ages of 25 and 40, who ts entirely un- | boerd optional. YFOrest #66: 59M. (c) home cooking: hot water. Lindell 5051. | PINE. 551 5— Lar @ and small h cep. | LE RRY, 5215—2 furnished rooms for Ii et 1OWA, 3316-—Front sleeping room, gen- | SHAW. 3 aA— ing. middle-aged | ; ——— | ] LL ousekeep- { expected ee WOMAN—Position of trust open q purr, and free to travel extensively.) EUCLID. 2730 N.—Large front room —— (cB) | ing rooms, Ist and 24 floors. | housekeeping; gas, electric furnished. (c) _tleman: private family; steam heat. (c) | _hooms fo a ‘ | educated, refine nationally known organization. with board: no other roomers. | EASTON, 5596A—Room and board: want) TWELFTH. 115 N New THEODOSIA, 5890—2 housekeepin r rooms JEFFERSON, 2831 S.—1 block from Jef- SHAW, JS00-——Sleeping room for couple ; management; . .? at r 9 arge. c} employed; 2d _ floor. housekeeping and sleeping rooms for rent | 0 couple: Wellston joop; $8 ferson and Gravois; 2 nice, large, clean JE ha is} ENRIGHT, 5245—Nicely furnished rooni, | reasonable 1) )UNION. 241? rooms: water, gas and electric; nice bath. | SHAW, 3640-—Apartment 1; twin beds; 2 : ni, " acl) | UNION, 2412—Light housekeeping rooms, — oases ; ‘ ot or cou at corner. ic 7) | with board: 2 gentlemen or couple. (7) WASH, 507A—Light housekeeping, $3 per working giris or couple Pores: aoome, JUNIATA, 3859 -—— Pretty front reon, “10 or couple employed. GRang ss hot water; steam f ENRIGHT. 63358—Apnt. C: for 2; exception- | week up: respec table. | UNION, 2860A—Room and board: reason- Protestant family’ neat man’ garage. oe , - —— | §420 ble. | WASH, 1819-—Neatly furniines housekeep- | .abie; clean; steam heat: private family, JEFFERSON, 2133 8. —— Housekeeping SHENANDOAH, 3619-—Apartment I; clean. | CLA a ._G | - ‘ » opi? Yo . ‘2 Wee rt _ unty only; Woman 0-177, Post. Di cote phone number,” a: on iret, — P's Comnpion LILLIAN, 5617—Elderly widow with own | small child to board. good care given. nore tor heme than WOMAN i= pes =” 7 at 600 N. Dearborn. Chicago. home would like few nice boarders; li d Park WAbasb a ere 8§® Eee ana a. sean . , MILLION women welcome Everdry and — = Se Box 108. | Bien teliten: ate’ nae” bert: * i coseetahioes: $15 daily: rub- gt ol 4520—Children to board: of | og cee ge gee nal ee fuinily, |», | , . = 6: aprons, ba comforts; free hool age, | al be id F00 caso ee . ply Sunday o: le ‘| perience. Box M-182, Post- a y * cgay 1, pow Products. Dept. | NORTHLAND. 4558-- Room ald board { ENRIGHT. 5833—Excellent vasale: con-| {ng room: 4 ear lines TRNION 3895 ~"N Nice (F001 a adiein- room: conveniences. Victor 4252W. (¢7) well furnished, guist, outside room, (c¥O) rooms: heat, Wesiminster pl. | WOMAN— White, between 25 and 3 © 450, Pittsburr. Pa. for couple employed: reasonabl« genial; home privileges; private home. ing beth: hot-water hea JEFFERSON. 2019 S5.—Two rooms, kiich- SHENANDOAH, S801A—2 furnished south 1 h meneral house | nie face Douvekceper in home af oe WEERLY demonstrating amazing new | ROOM AND BOARD—Reasonable: gentle- | — a : seS2) | UNION. 56375 N—Room is lor 2 in | enette: adults. (c7) | housekeeping rooms. _Ghan’ VAcih.t6) CLAYTON, 7430—Fo D Wasbing. Ssasa | wale adults; _— home to one _-eorset, Sensation everywhere. We ¢s- nah northwest. Box E-223. Post-Dis. |ENRIGHT, 5021-—-Neatly furnished rooms | private home. COlfax 5389R; car line} JEFFERSON SIOLA S.-Neally furnished SHENANDOAH, 3535—Fine large room;| modern convenienaes; onan te f (c) | eee 0 walle be ig on One h you in business of your Own, for . AND BOARD—2 young ladies or reece woees ane continuous hot we North and bus. ic) sleeping coaw for 1 ow o pene (co) stearm-heated residence. good location. (c)| r 7 ae cami ieee : * pene For amazing o = loved: ate me. | £Orest 2560 C) | ASHLAN 2°33 rnished ; : - naa, - SHENANDOAH, 3966-—Ro ith break- “ r 207 wormal A ; S qa nce unnecessary. 0 t vung men employed; private home ° " - ~ . faa sAND, 4 Las Os | ~—upeenl , aeertat furnished WABADA, ¥) 3]1—2Z hi usekee in “a ré me, rat Pu Pk Pad 7 ovr ai] pt > " 4s . 4 ‘ om w ea ato, Apply housskeepe: | “age 4 “40264 between 10" a, a. n. od ae ae, Heglin corset Co oustit. we conks 7066S, (c67 ) be yee 243-—Room and board: excei-+ room. CO fax 27015 sink, range Pad porch. — te yf lading po aE nl “4 _ 9 messent Ys fast for young lady; 2 car lines. beautiful fronts cautlemen or cgu ve " i! ¢ : ore Ove . | Og: conveniences: f ‘ - ~ ~ k tx Ean ROOUMS—Witnin easy walking distance | ent neixhborhoo convenjence marese | ASHLAND, Stree mm. simgle or Gow: WE LLUSTON PL., 1582-2 rooms, light | JEFFERSON. 2620A hate housek cep- ay SEOTA Unfurnished Ade 11 053 ' ' WOMEN—Te demonstrate 4 248. icago. . e682) , bf baby day times. - 7 én 4 *, Chicago Chevrolet olant: with or without board , ——— stain oieeiliiaintaciadii ble convenien es; private home. keer - adul ' room, modern, in private fami . adults, Cook _ a = large turn times der 8 for household articles. Call at al EARN $75-$100 Ww EEKLY Apply 3012. ao ef), Lee, S200 = Attrasive scuth — rom; | Asi ILAND room —— 4 housekeeping; adults only. (c) | ing and sleeping rooms THENANDOATL T216— Modern furnished re oniabe cadena: tor & aaulie. : wmbered: as hou | anceventer t E: ST FERDINAND. 4595—Sleepit ain s -f aie empioy ed. CAbany | Gor Ok. men. Gall ‘ ‘Olfax "481 “(c) ; JEFFERSON S3123A — sleeping m: 16 month: pri amily ne oo 3048—% beautiful. lar , bouse- hom ae House: | WOMEN—For health = a eee Pull or spare time selling Superior per- ) oe Seos 16 S.— Will board children: pri- | B > a. South room: nicely furnished: suitable for one ; : “ UL. 2 “ 1 €. Box M-l4. | positions guaranteed. M-304, P, ' gonal Xmas grecting cards; experience un- 1 or «£ peopie. with or without board; ete ve DEimar 6% mW | BAILEY, 3218—Com fo abt room, half u Or two. in. GRai Lr nated rooms, keeping. steam heat, . Act | ME Secessary: beautiful sample free; | private family —-. | tock from Grand. COlfax 8053J.__(c) | ALLEN, #700-—Living room and kitchen | JUNIATA, 3634—Comifortable, clean, front gentlemen. une SS ros E + s _ =" * " " i. r » | j — ¢ > * experiepeed: or | WOMEN pmmissione daily. Superior SEMPLE, 1916-—Home cvoking; conyen- | PORES T P PARK, $396—In real home With | BARRETT 2912—Room: gentleman pre-| edjoining: nicely furnished: reasonable. as a OA oat ene ' SHENANDOAH, 3324A—Neatly furnished LMAR, J065-—~Large front ; pe Prsun 277 | producers: $3. OP Scr, a . 4 Co.. 189 W. Madison, acon jlenees: reasonable: near car (cy | fat ntist: ” referred Bice GES: wine 5 | ferred: $5 per week. . : ANN ost ange no nant room areca moe a SEE EE , front room; private. PRospect 3667.| ing: couple or gent : | Gu — : - = nae. , &, if c r reter ad. ct v4 = — = = aperares 4 a ° 25 ~ q a : * , ona |. Apply at | bie demand. oncerful. SELI CHRISTMAS CARDS TERRY. 5342A—Room and board. south- | + | BELLEGLADE, 5514—2 rooms. furnished entrance gentlemen preferred. Victor DKUR, J01i-——Neatly furnimed cot (cO2 MAR — Call f 4 . ‘. ; ‘ 2 at ge8 t a Ys =F nar eT) ry hep ht Ew vel « - » pragnt. (c ) | 2741 Washington. nee, Tae ern style. FOrest 5491. ; GOODF} LLOW .¢o-——Apartment ©€; front) wqwith use of kitchen. ic) | 3413J. (c) tr sp rooms; furnished latneos, "$8.56 SHENANDOAH, 4205—Purnished one’ ta. al yee aX ? : ita | @ tive furnished; southern: meais op- res : - and ‘ 4 ‘Lod earpd $5-$10 per day in vour spare | 7 NION. 17 10. N .—Children, 1 to 4 years, ! Pe Facuvs . ; southern; meais ¢ | BLAIR, 1455—Bright, clean weeping room, | ARKANSAS, 3642A—Nice room, conven-|a@a week. PRosapect 0683. (c7) modern home, gentlemon. GR ae A | a 4 0 yo Bagge - e8 neal anced. 6147 | Kings - W ; > a tell | * ; ) MEN } pours: ve SUD piv samples free an ; private fami! ly. al. -- ; t win heds, hati: men or lad jem employed. lent to 3 Car lines: 35: board oO 100 - CAPAYETTE 301 6 Tero' Tarslebed rooms so) | = sell them to your | | HODIAMONT, 1209—-Room, board, couple | sr. p—“gazp——y seeped peer Bee | LAclede 5704. prone’ | LAFA 218—Two furnished rooms | SHBNANDOAH. 4182—Laree. airy room; |\JULIAN. 5882--Doubie and single rooms, month. (ce) ARE AT PAS. hak pga furnished room, for FAYE . 444i... I* a OUD: na Sitj i y ~ ‘ > a gt AP Aigstes tom . . = : 4,| DE SOTO. 43398—2 rooms and bath: light | or ~ persons; ciose to srand, Comp- a. | es Anan eA . {c&) | housekeeping ;_ priv By ail. Ao . 2 other car lines, private family; rea- . | } TYT"Y YT a * © ”? y , = 7 e ’ 4. j - ) ; ' JULIAN. OSS i-—-LOVely, Ciean, Wei, TUr- | tenc o: ‘ sonable. | South | | g8._ $29 4 month, (c) } | ’ a ° vou exactly how to 5752 W.—Gentlemen, 1 or 2! Perienced e#hirt iin i papert —— kitchen and ; uccess: . 5752 Ber Laundry, 0325 > | HERZ NOY CO. 512 Locust. beat for details others. which eevures 6 | Kood mea! +a private home: conveniences, - (e2) | WoRKING WOMAN taught print ARTISTIC PUBLISHING CO.. | COlfax 86025 eg peer ladies’ | Dome Inciaded Pox M-62, Post- i ae 223 W. Handolyrh Chicago. (82) ; 107 - ader Laup- ; YOUNG GIR! For ig ~ a (c2) | sist with RI 9-5 .30F iis’ w — -. $5 00- $10. 00 PER D AY ve rienced body iron- | ten_ bl. Cc Abany $10 a. , » Bxira can be earned your spare time se))- 6:30 a. m. Grand YOUNG GIRL—Colored d, to do ss =e ing our line of Personal Christmas Cards. o. rivate home: all conveniences. private family; modern conveniences; a or gents; Hodiamon -Page Cars. ovely front 2) block Park and (7) K, i J HENA! AH. 3123A—Neatly Tarnished af he mae . LAFAYETTE. 3132—3 rooms for light| front, single, naples room, $2.50; ga- So me nice res — = nished eulte. family or separate, excellent | DONTER 2223—Large plain housekeeping |‘ARSENAL, 3640A—2 | single ened housekeeping; al Con Neen — | Be ACCOMAC, 2800—Front room for 2 per- | méeais. (C93X) | nom: $3 vu convenience witiiets rooms, gentleman; very desirable. LAFAYETTE, $150-—-Front room, house- SIDNEY. 1911A—R for bh k eons; board if desired KENSINGTON, 5030 Attractive, hous —— Th : “anak ‘ keépin as, electric, heat; $5 mts rset eeping = z 4 “ d = a ‘act i aa 5 . ihe je tae “| EAST GRAND 1521—Nicely furnished , ARSENAL, 3000A—2 light some ping -_5% some : : or gentlemen; conveniences, ARSENAL, 2123—Roeom and boar iv | PED DE: TSauee. sink ee roome: all conveniences; neat car lin | rooms; modern conveniences, {c53) | LAFAYETTE, 2636-—R | ' . - o~ ; ro eT oO Wale oe , o - 4 JJ ‘ . i “t)T eriit 5 .! ¥ £. - 4 é ° sound ee 00m ; light house N 2 sae WwW 0 h meenced shirt fin- | nares mueeee per cent commission. Pag =P BOARD SAND, BOOM eo -- a — | ee a at a ELMPANK, 2460—Ni cely furnisued room, , ®AMSENAL., 4606-—5 rooms, sun room, ga- keeping; steam heat; electric; $4 week. DxE*. 231—-Two rooms and three 8 iror me "0 NG oe sic WM. N. TOOTHILL CO., 2 Madison. | M—Will boare ttle | FOO). OaTe One ee | gentlemen pr rec e§2) | Take. modern. (c) : wer OF P ° ' - ne aa oust, “ome : oe e | oom: > Z nadie; ‘€ 2=- Oppos i - aval. — avel ~~ CALIFORNIA, 3351A4——Nice rooms; good | LINDELL. 3744—Young man to share | p ° galaaecaeg a ee —— | erences. SIMPSON PL. 1741—Room for Tor | x ~- $044 Lawton. | work: haif day: call ‘= Your friends buy. Best values published: near fF upstairs work. in |} .vo'Ces. © travel south. RN: coms, it ter aaa : : Empioyme it offic eb -. : : unincumbered meals: nice home: $8 weekly, second-floor ynt room: bath with ; +) . fr prince iideeslaaas’” alee “Taree “sia LAFATE Phere mines eee Bee Ctr a ier | oom 403. St. Francis Hotel. 'COMPTON, 1925 s.—Neatly furnished: enower OTE ame neti aah -_ Mage Q ir whys once | room. | ReNY ¥ Clean, ouict pines: pieaeans rs pg pe SPRING, S530 5. — Furnished rome “for ; | "OVI ATC. UDA S : IN, ~ 5 .—— Ne rnisned ; | park: nice jocation; frea- | gaz. telephone; rent reasonable, Victor |~ ‘or’ : 0 hse work, 10 ve & } OL NG W OMEN : Le Y tae a , CTICUT. 3920—Furniehe: fron able room, steam heat, continuous hot ra - a . : . room, 1 or 2; privaté family; garage. r if desired. work in bake shop: steady | CONNE tr . mt | water: good eats; best transportation: er- JEF FERSON, 1529 N.—Light housekeep- ’ ’ “oe, | LAWRENCBD, 1911A—Large front. apart- 5) , __in k. : 3 a p : (C62) | ent. $3.50 each: ‘South Shaw 4000, “os NEBUSS. 2115—2 rooms, third gon go ere Hi ANDY €O.. 512 Locust. j Bs ne A wah OF ——— boa r stri ty manent guests preferred. (ce37) | img and sleeping rooms. Lindell weg» 4; | BOTANICA] RAGA omiorabl —- a = saticfactory. Johy | CONNECTICUT, 3642A--Room. board; | McPHERSON. 4516 — 2 connecting tront | —>eonrE—aOTsAL—a famed hoes: | ished room, lates of auntionen. fem ARNON Nanhres line ees Soe eT ANGE, 1320 — Neatly furnished / AGENTS _WANTED—WOM Sag a od | rooms: rd. (Ch) | MALCAVIC, O914A——e) TUE sonable seeping Frooms, Privare ’ ye"; |* rooms for light housekeeping: large fropt hot-water heat; home cooking. LINDELL, #4027-—-An uuusually comfort. | ino Da apmapte tae (7) | BOTANICAL, 0837 —— Nicely furnished | 491}. ne ° (] | ries. no collections, no experience or cam soe — 5 | MANS 4014—Lteht Gouscker D- | — . BROADWAY. 2730 S.—Neatly f bea | & . iences: beard cptional. M APL B. 4 —— Roc d board for ~~ | noreh. firet floor: reasonable ; os — —s P ear_lines and bus immediate oseession, housekeeping rooms, «elteam heat; rea- pply Beauty Parlor, WOMEN . = 78: E = A >> ~ Sta an Jar or — - ae z stle CALIFORNIA, 2635A-~-3 rooms and bath, MIAMI. 3458A—-F urnished reome for able. “ e ' a Nee Fv. se a) e ; + ; + - ee 1eé- 2 a! « + ‘Cc od ror art | . : HET? in riva? ¢ 4 Cow ; > mt Mon T, a : ‘ — DEBS—Expericnced; | day anid commission Apply am R ADY TO W EAR ae a ng. a | =e Bae MAP LE. 517 Hom — oe in private femey: — | TALIFORNIA. 1005—Connecting or single | ——-—— . : . INC e: See aaawe See lst workers. Finn | Page Monday agp of eK ~ ee cnminal D 57 _up. FOrest Ro" | LEXINGTON, 4243— housekeeping rooms. Victor 0553R, (c) | MIAMI. no ge | ig gs cal front, en ee ee _ : Bee ay. : or without board. ie) } nat es a0 seal onl TO | without meals; , per ween. mean } | 4 MAPLE, 5049A—Room and board for 2; Furnished room. . a . news N. 9th. ee for food product&-4 MM I] LIN ERY HAMBURG, 4834—-Party with moderate | private home. CAbany 45594J. ~* | SADISON 2944—Furnished room, 1 or, gf mone tyne $15 month: private family. before 11 a.m. st VINCENT. 3319—-Single or private yperators WOMEN SoLICTIONS in Granite rr" oor, oo gens sears a neighbor- | MAPLE ee AM front room. board! 2 working girls: private family. LAclede 5817, (c) MIC RIGAR. $237—3 rooms, electric and a eine family; new Paseene s—iIn Granite’ © ' ood, with or without board. her 2 FC ' >a newly re eA GlOde _: 7 ivi ; ¢} Fivate path piy ST. LOUTS LA | for } 4 * - "9 t *) : aa Ten EI re . - ~— urni e@ € ectric; month, v ctor Iween 30 * m.. 507 Vie 7 z .@ ' rr) ) NO RTH MARKET. 2609— connecting = y ——— ] Ee Je} — * Bldg. 6: and 9:30 a : ; HD ‘ A JEFFERSON 2200A S.—Gentlemen: good | om _with boa rooms for light housekeeping CASTLEMAN, 4220—Hal! OW. large room | MISSISSIPPI, 1538—Nicely furnished | 9956 meed. new Luth- , ERSO? e en; | ; ping. GRand 07 i heat: ekly. (c) D “Monday —— ‘ . | Dn ome: convemlences: new- NEWST EAD. ore N.—At Washington: is 5 ; bs 297. _Sor sleeping. Cal ’ single room, steam £8! . $- we ad. IT 97: 6—Fur is ed 1 in room; it to care for ¢ — | # a: OUSE FU RNISHINGS Sag Ro gg oes stop here: old-fashioned home cooking. ee 2 fag voce Tonos Furnished , room |GASTLEMAN, 4009A —- Front sleeping | fISSISSIPPI. 1622—Neatly furnished: v oe } bn all Sevan reasona- | «” [Om £0 SALESWOMEN W i? . eS eitdentees salincd UNIATA, 3872—Desirable twin beds: for | OAKLEY PL... J 1232-—Beautifully furnisned | —————_—__ room, southern exposure: car and bus| also connecting rooms. facing park. 00| ple ASTON, 4948A— ! rooms, home cooking; very reasonable; | “ORTH MARKET, 1815A—2 large, con | pandy line: very reasonable: garage. VicTOR” "38012 furnished houses ter, steam heat: xperie cAlL : cots 3 a. couple or ladies employed: private. deere Bway | nee ecting housckeepin room modern; | oe Te ighed | ~ aplo ' i ‘Washington tc SALESGIRLS—Experien ‘LINENS LOUISIANA. 4100-—-Board for young | OLIVE, 4022 —Front_ t h $7.50 a week oF will sell furmshings 2 $50, be age ck cumventenaee; 1 owt a Chiat ae eneneetiag: oe ig Vinton rooms, _. peat, Otel, CATS, Cone ENnion " hae - A ae ‘omnh ‘or | OLIVE, 2—Front room: steam eat: | NORTI i ee |. $ront room, am “(o%) | CHIPPEWA. 3434—Furmished front room, vate home; board optional: gentiemen. a ee eS — - — ENRIGH i I ge pply Ir. Grossman, al NILET ARTICLES beds; board optional. LaAclede 7. Pe joyed; pest food. CAbany 2346. (7) Sea aAnKET DOlIC Bulle Soustkecp-| private; all conveniences, young msn. | MISSOURI, 1% 1% adjoining rooms. A proud DD a 2 sehen sate nad (82) room; shower be bdyear Outdoor ‘Wa- 7 1" | ¢ ‘> Fens aeniets adn 1 Ao moog ne: Sa gags 7 BE age apt nice rooms; newly deco- — — | - rated; $20. heed On power ma-/ QO]¢ cane 0 JEW R T employed | = Fwy 7 mm ted: $15 per month: modern Or. vy : 27 hat >. | PENROS 7? la - r; | CLEVELAND. 3658—2 rooms for men or ated: $15 per mon enor TG a7 Co se hg Ae ao Ore. —§ N ELRY NINTH. 1553 S.—Excclient meale: bath. | fF dd hae 5 amy ee (33) | iim yg Bey and - iprse rooms, iat OOF | yo pee te Mig } time es os Et ee patch. aw SN! ATION ERY mak aa for ee “oom, 6good board. | PAGE. 4929—Furnished rooms, with or | (cl) | CLEVELAND, 3624—Rooms, Grand 75) | ane Pen henette: light, gas and Pei TVRs mae) fad 6 furaiehund roots, pang ‘ . a SALESI aor ge ag ge sa! Aieee : ze southern cooking. hot-water heat, tile | with ue board. FOrest 6134. ROOM—Neativ furnished: modern conven-| Compton cars. CARO aT & oy aelanad housekeeping: private; conveniences; “Weta _ ep | ORS sell a health ch w rm 1 ‘tional: > ‘ERSHING. Soxzx—Nicely furnished room gentiemen: furnace heat and bath. r om; southern exposure, breaxiast op . —-- = ——- set ated —, : ORS a alterations; good pe rmanens. : a} JR I S W EAR ROOM—La! or Hert ere setae Y Q2) sae 2 gentl eme n; pling family; board; 8T, LOUIS. 2305—Newly furnished room. | FS yt ly OREGON. 1912-—One clean acer ng, ENRIGHT, 50 and aprons. Ap- a le references ane ee i; a | tional. PArkview_1820W (c) | hot-water heat: phone. ses | GLEVELAND. z%x3904—Neatly furnished, | large closet. sink, range; adult {667 } Southwest house kee "toe ‘NEC r ROOM ANID BOARD—For res r adie aad = | or Zz contin vous hot wate: steam heat _b nseKee ping $5.50 per week. . . : rn re eeecon ;, who own a car; very ee ive MANDKERCHIEF > orga pe mag aah ‘ea soon CS i lovely living room for guests. (ec) | SF LOUIS 2337-—2 furnished rooms for.\CLEVELAND. 3824—Furnished roome, | OSCEOLA oe o—Two light housekeeping | City Limits car. Hiland 3270, eed girls who. given free; npeumennes must ‘ “pa l ed KAYMOND, 5108-—Attractive rooms and! housekeeping {= exceptional. running water. steam heat; | rooms $10 wee COLUMBIA, 4930-—2 weli-furnisheg frront ‘Z , = $27 60 t. Woman's - ROOM——For 2 ladies or c oupTe * aoe a | board: @ ladies employed: private home; ST LOUIS. 4021 One large front. south- ‘‘euple employed or gentiemen. Siti room and kitchenette: housekeeping roomea: electric, gas range, 3H" experienced |B. E._ Burke. 207. “Times Big. : _ ‘wh GOODS board optional. LAclede_® reasonable. | ern exposure: couple or 2 gentlemen: COMPTON. 3643 S.-Room in bungalow, | (c} | heat and phone: $#; couple; Kingshighway ‘househeng : was : SALESLADIES — 6 with amd es Hy ROOM AND BOARD—Near ar Grand, RAYMOND. 0063—Desirable room and! Cass car: private. : “4 all eonveniences. LaAciede 2900. (c83} PARE 2031—Furnished front bedroom. bus and ates a sf! hIGE bf wash dresses. personality. ie rane JYS ee Se eee Rend OFB4F board for 2 employed: private family. | SUL sLIVAN. 3826—Furnished room; pri- | COMP TON. 1931 S.—Housekeeping, also| breakfast room. kitchenette. $6.50. (¢2) | DEVO! E no Same room. Our: KER D ‘tor ; home _ for oF aduiteé — . (c4) | wa residence: conveniences. COlfax double sleeping rooms, $2.50 up: hot-| BARK 2340—Sma)i room, single bed. bot- southern exposure: pr : +. 4 . G. 7 ~ manufacturer . * on a CTRI AL ROOM AND BOARD—1 °C ai Nef “my / RA YMON en 5004 Bea utifully furnished a4 caw. (e7 ; water heat: « heerfu! rooms. water heat fo} l Th pc ust Sterling hor ie Gaal one and 3 C a ia thy | Oe Ot aw. ne Seeey ; south poem: single or double: excellent TWE NTY-THIRD. 4&37 N.—Sleeping | CONNECTICOT, Rag 7 -Private familys | PARK, oeera- Furnished front room for r 3 ai commenting: ENF ° 2 po’? - : i table: warm home: reterences. (eve } room: all convenjences (¢c) moder@ ; reasonanle -e, one or pS Ea Bh, verte address factory representative ee * Rf . Bon AD BOLED— 2 gentiemen: | ; = — tot and | eer (C62) | 165. Post-Dispatch, L ates PERIES se ge agile lt Gleaaen” Geeakinal | RAYMOND. 5108—Comfortable well fur-| TWENTIETH. 3019 N—WNeatly furnished ,CONNECITCUT, 3663—~Bedroom, Kitchen | PARK, 3617 —Neaily furnished room, pri- a9 i targe room. “95.80. omar Ls - a OCx | nished room, 2 ladies employed; 00 | front room for or 2 \edies: ivate privieges: home comforts: 1 or 2 lac jes vate farmil no other roome = SI the ewe | 1 adies; privat ra. avperenced : must SALESLADIES To supply educ 3 A FAN , Tl," > optional. GRand 3597M. | Meals: private reasonable. (ch2 home; privileces; reasonable. fc) | or eoupie, oO5 oe 4 floor. 2 Ps oF * oh 2 houseke g room Fa 5 ne Pay hn aes atte e * TS W EAR tatty 6 Prgen | a eae ERS RIDGE, 5930—Room ~~ board for WENTY Finest 4533 ~NY Blceping | DELOR. 321 —Sleet Ing room. modern. pri- | a T5— Keron Le toed bot : brats >. sdulte all . d GERIE — 2 “ic) | RIDGE, 6334—Room and board: private | _nished roomns: bath hot water. "$3 andup EADS, 2503-—-Furnished rgoms, corner | BENNSYLVARNIA i room — ER ala rg wane thee . a = ic) motor nen Thorough aa Hos Att " irom: eonesite Tower | honre: front room adjoining bath: excel- | WRIGHT. 1226—F urn ished rooms and | house. steam heat; electric, gas. | picper furnished c = a 7. ¢ “Forni int rer ieen on employment. ” ia * —Attrac At + | lent meals, | lieht housékeeping;: newly decorated. (¢c7) | EADs. 283 1——Home-like sleeping pours: TALOZZ!. 3519—Reatiy furnished —- aoe ‘ Mite Co.. BU8 Wash. can Educational Society, 316 ws —— : ME S FUR NISHIN GS Grove A tod twin coo ee ene 6947 | ROOM—Board optiona!: private family: | employed; conveniences; owners home | sleeping roome, single and double: break- housekeeving sieam heat, range: privet: <2 | SALESLADIES io 2'' bs A oo (c62) | Jewish. FOrest 5270W | EADS. 29016—Furnienea room for Berbt fast if desired: in convenient location. | £80305 2f°0"= Experienced bosnn : rs depart WOMEN S SHOES RUASELL. . tiso | ROOM AND BOARD— | | housekeeping all conveniences, , LAciede O179 an Laundry. 2025 Bright, neat: for sales ve ; eg CiS7A—-Rowm, twin bed: eons | 5OLR Vernon. Northwest 34°4A-——-Front room, Taratahed | ROOM—Front: kitchen privilege, lady em- ment HERZ « "ANDY CO. 512 Leos pear Renin. od | ROOM- BOARD—Fo; settled business peo |ABNER PL.. 3106—Light housekeeping |“ private family. | ployed $15 month. GRang 46170, fe) . . » 4 . 18 y ~ Si =! . To , ; y Josephine Hospi. | SALESWO EN—Fastest selling pook & VERW ARE Css RE at by “GRand 28708 ple: West End CAbapy 3684W. | rooms. FOrest 6639M (c} | Bans "Th57-—Newly furnished SrRTIT TAI | ROOM —L arge. bDreaktast optional, 4 em on market: big commission. 4. x ' : $7) | GRand 1964 | *W eT) So ricny - ee ££ ’ 7 tg A! ROOM AND BOARD-—Levely large room: ARLINGTON. 1931-2 poows for light! reasonable: private famiiv. and it | ployed. Riverside 6198 W 4 on Be Bang SLE + —¥ — pitt bk JY S FU RNISHINGS 4023— Employed couple or rooe | beautiful home, ee 2617R. housekeeping. Foreet 3819. (c) | FADS. 3445A—Large room, 2 gentlemen. | RO0M—Sleeping. hot-water heat: all ¢ 4 2h Dw OMEN 3 on, MondaY “ (Cr - home conveniences; | ROOM AND BOARD—I or 2 gentiemen: | ARLINGTON. 3409—3 rooms, unfurnished: | ladies or couple, kitehen privileges. (c) | veniences: owner's home. LAciede 148. OPERAT Con ato She ; Uno} DREN S WEAR ‘ ee al GRand 5105J. (c53x) | private family: West End FOrest S706W.| conveniences; reasonable; near General | fabs. 3011—Large sleeping room: CoD. | ROOM — Wanted. sirl to share gunresm [n | Tw SALESW OMAN—To Introduce ng T _ | SCHOFENLAN. 4405—2 gentlemen, pri- | ROOM AND BOARD —omforiable home — To — - veniences : GRand 34f1M. {£¢ 82) | : well 50 per WS, MESTICS ily ic) for 2 respectable men: refined Jewish ori- | ASHLAND. 5201A—Furnish room; pri-| Pips 3100—2 light housekeeping rooms FT ir— Attractive! y furnished, = Sho “4 r “— ' commission end Mg A pely ~ . AN a A-—Room d board for 1 or| vate fam ~ 3 ae Yinl Bm J ee at en os Chevrolet piant. («) with enciosed porch: all conveniences. (: ment. for lady employed. Vict ) 2s » , : ; , . 4 — ‘ ; r o¢ }* oO : 4 7 \ ¢ aa — tr JUSE DRESSES 2 girls - ——— Xt -- well turniea?) = —_ — age beds ee a ae: a | EADs. 340¢-—Room, with use of aitchen. | ROOM— Shaw district. privave family: - m s - ' as « s— ‘ es . . a“ < ° ; ; . . . wi ES ~~ Demonstrators. , room: — | on hoa tional. (ef7' | fent to cars: one block west of Pope. one 3 Oo 9 oamtrtment store so Apel —. a 3 SHAW. 3074A—Fromt room with po tt cSnvenienees: = = block south of O'Fallon Perk; references. | EADS. zB OUA— modern pee FOSme; ery ront, . for vears of age. Apoiyv ema! R... neat and clean; for refine?) UNION 1370 N ——Dandy Forest “FO1is. col : $197 W_ (e} | reasonable. Victor ; R. Hi veraide p 1922-— nIR N. 8th. room _A poune man: and agg meals private family. for 2. a S .— Aght how hee ‘nm ’ ‘ Ole SALES WOMEN—Sell bply Employment wate family; adul | ENION. 1838 Roo and board; 1 or aT eafarpished or Turishet | es eee hyristms * ™ : rooms. lane Beautify Rags p-$75 , SHENAND AH. 416 : ds; all conveniences; Mk hoverkeepi ng; heat. light. ELEVENTH 6180 aaa om | ——Wor 2 ladk 2 ey _ Office—5th Floor in erivate family for 2 young men [ (c83) | CORA. 1718—2 unfurnished rooms, Hight — Ka? . 1805A 8. (rearji—-1 room | ROON— or 2 lads . bora 0-card outfit free. | VERNON. §206—2nd floor front. private | ae ee ~ moor studios. Harrison" *™ ~ SOTE ANTE, 4758A-—2 or rae | ATRVIEW. 36: ree front room ad- e ~~ os. Wells ne a room. board; eo elient boar nab) COTE BRILLIA fc) | modern - home privileges. 80? < o 4 by leetri joming hath: » N cony Mama V Yctor 27183. ‘c7) | CppNon. 5702—Single — all con- | rooms: range sink, heat. electric. a ugent & Bro. TENTH. ShD0A B.—1 or 2 gentle- Laces wes «. FOrest 196tw. (e7i | Rs, FLAD. en for 1 or 2: ea” 33 | ROOM. , hrang private, board: VERNON, 5476—Double. connecting: un- | 2o=. — = ) : + ; . Turn r. — Seay VIRGINIA S014—-Room a : * ‘gs home. | ¢ . PRILLIANTE. wo room 40: A— are room, furnished for DON— ‘. com vete bom: : —+yet a D. G. Co. | vorking sive: —s ususl cote; Coner Sue owner (cS3z) rent cheap. Call FOrest 1179J. (c)}* 2 girts; $5 week. ns othe . LActede . Gider front, private homer. A2 u 2? D0) { Well ston — 7 iene ee Ss Naa ad 5: pease ro es tae:

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“on LEE RS hg et atiibiet Sian crete ats ae toe se 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Foday. 4 ‘ f SAFES -SFORE ANW U-sKE pee POME-DISE SCO COMS WANTE ) MACHINER MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE | | oe es NT FOR "RENT —West ae | WANTED | J a ri a Abasile S302. | Hall SaPS—Pre and burelar sreor: | For Sale MS FOR RENT—Wese ROOMS —— yP-WATER FURNAC Seid. sell at half price: quicx | ROOMS FOR RENT. = ee OE 2 430% 4—Hounekeeping rooms: nice- ty . :' alse | SAB ATA Aoinet i@ i as a: is ‘ “.> . ra epatali ts : , ' : ; y . ns room, bri vate | air : or e 7 $ a H cs _& ITER (th ane i nesiamtt. aa 4 beiler American do vm draft. ail; eng sty tes, neariy sew. bargaites. L0U0 , - _ oe Rin t}- Soe ex.) TE ra fur- | B is Man Waite iarze or two sim: ——— = iret sondition: dealer. Seimidt | s. Tweifth st. ) Ramer POU SWEAIN, 487% Desirant@ room, em 4ingle antl rouse) WASTING: a at Cweer vo 1irv ou ther 4 ur “~- ; i late E or SF! ~ ner Toe - : : on & — any sty res; > TUL ~~ ~y to repair fears. i “an. aii eT ight shines throveh @ elet - Peak } ew - Charlies st : Muters, stole ~ ; +4 ioarner , j f ta bh yrniene: ar . nt re tar tt bea at) ful. our = > Allte Saat } Pe yl re Pd “tis a twee Heht, sesutife ‘om 2 ara ge. “il share hon Ly ver Si Ve ie samme th Lovust USED APES “aT "BARGAIN PRIC =3 cen i , wt . r ‘ wae Ma *iawbial sm ‘574i side . o : te i= oe sorrthnern 3 : “r 7 inh] SOREL SE ta An Si . Writs ; i ‘Vy i ; st — ; . : — —_ : ' : om ai) 228 and ace emer. f : ; . id options Elmar 29072. ch ae ee ee Wand free phone in| # = ¥. Jetterecs, ' iy ALID (HAIRM—tLval aeaiatien ty! fes oeaned repaired and combi- | UO" MMe. ons a meee met Le des WITH CR ieee BOOM 7 : $. Sroad- nations changed. prme tae SS ee teen te wecited: geet | or houneker | som. for £ or 3 cared: garage u:4 nes. ewoperse! sade. = eae = smameeiition _bistees tasi. et | REE EeeE teal Caracal poms Cae | desired: breskiact Of “ei ROOMMATES WANTED | 7 be desta pe a RE paar P. RE a) ye 2 i . c nee as eT Se ee . r -= Bone! eT y. Sh 4th and Oliv : &! irfelid i Li }.( am = : Ln 3 = = 4 Ld 6 Es es € H Al [RS As > Bais a. san - M Li, & ’ : £ OoOtTLnye rr em xis ert. m evel : now t St. oe : sf _- ; Fak ro r a \¥ £ gp ta PK ert Fe ee ed ee hig power sad . for sale or rent and ready || every desersption. 4219 Ofive 3), SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES , a ok lmmedciaie sere > ‘ “sn . : : _— 7 aT T; ny tit al arr is a, Pe ae ee os ee ws =~ " oe : t solders “DLareA y sail Bs *u] nani- anrice ati M line rndt. \g ry t r " : ; - ¥. 4 r Z y | : "5 . : " SM ¢: mf 4ern “385 . 1: ‘ — ~ a " _ 24 ce 3 = vou " " ah: a lar SPP C m. * str : ; pak be ALS » re | ft} « . . . 2% . 3y ' ay fits BLU, ite gett. ois SOHAL survery Ca... Sov) Page. amd stytes, ahont Jaa f wWihed front foom ri ¥ of 4. ¥ vo fantiy suPrhisnes ss 3518 for us te ‘ \Tes Wtd it J" Cie a* eet-Dis ; greena, (Wees aint ehruoe, imo i riers Bensinger, P68 badled ‘ . sts & -* i ot ~ cnn in Q : b - Fue 3 ~~ FZ 4 : 7 ‘ ‘ o > _ ene "4 “ aie . . , . el 3 _ r 5 _ ts . ry ‘ : ° e\ it) p : ing . 4 —— _— r . o> ‘ : , 4 " eet ~ -s sé 2’ ; « 2 an “7 ce Th yt . sf + 4 prt 2 mM ’ she | a ¢ ri _ ‘ “ 7? % : ray eT ‘ rs - . . . : / : wii on : are: | hia “ , ‘ , BAMiLT ss . : , : . hind be. - — 73% hahias . : eet 2 iain NAiA; . _— gene MED SLALL inwPrie see au AONE ae STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES nie -wunmrer hand Machines. “038. Post-itisvatch W tet.- ; Bary: ne cabin “2 nD et 4 LiTUE ever wt rs ve at cost. : @+ thy : ae; chansonl a ea tai, SUBURBAN BOARD wwe aes Ce a ee Sc biment. State Disposing machi ites 2! makes 300: reai 0b: b Lat. Rickenssh! — . TIMz €or “Kt Mound @henl ALL : " _ ~_# ~ Ma (WALKER SINS with milig tae ES or) BA nuk ¥ Pidvi wxEs—Reed mix: ajes- | feet enndition: bargain 7 a iio eae = x >} i i ‘28e3, “Hunter proot vex, | . ides —_-* , a . . _ ctinen f L j : ' Od conga wan. Pari “a ; wv LL CASES—Por men 4 : cew 2138 realy ta-wear abet Te teste Li aes, floor 1 = 7 ~~ Die ev Rs r y i.e -* Ww abies TL 2 Het ; » "oe ity 1 gee! ete ne : Pinte tan cae ree nome, oe ps Mh ugReey © SO Aes pega: af ee ee Bt Ba HG eh de Ae = 2 & yen 4 ve ay yah Mn *tne'# ” et Sompiere. | ater “SELL ae 1Ch—Wal | @nees. mitabie for candy ar moot aw gew: also show ¢ partituons: terms if desired, Satinga.,. 0aTgai. en oe oiks, estuk conan ai rT) “ry > we - womaiinal R & XiL BRE ANWT kit of new and used f =x mechanics. | fits for butcher. con® 2 1» ™ i restanrant. office “ariy new, : sonable grices. free, Pr ’ ' es : ” “~? ee | SACRIFICE! ' ge me bt ' a> 4 li s freegers LZ Bre a," ; 3 : rnished | £11 a @ | ste ie. gertjem : 7 ‘y charger 7 J — an gn = age ean ray yy | ogg a rieet. $273 -. S859: acsies, |, ee Soe eee _ wath Sancho ct el peahe Daath ers: P : ’ . 6$2 : ; ; pee ] larK LIS kof ‘ lite c= hee . ~ . Comping + ned be -- mane all whan es ! hnekeeeper Ss de ne soupsekeeping front noma. decorated PtPST , Y Bat kM ie bt PE Pe EPs 4 OP ; - paranee sid sa Mia | ia — » ERG AT i = = — I © rms. $c. Louis | : ; pe ond 3: : > * 4 ¥ mt arms jae une _ ‘= e LJ ‘ = . 2 > . s . i . 5 Z . é : = «Pet oe ~ -. > Ops rE oe ere? te mre - : - > : . oa — _ - - - . ~ ~~ ,” a . : _—_———— : ay Py " ~ at ; i a - “= ” eyes . 7 > . . : . ins ; © fed 4 ch ee i . os ‘ ath’ ~ ‘ " £ . af @ - . - . ° » ahaa : ‘ « a.% oA . . -,+ 5 + . 7 cr ‘+ : e ” : 4 . ° - ’ ’ . " o cy « ; . “a ai i . io ° ‘ j —_. . a . 7 . - — ‘ . - * e waedlies . — — —— ~ = wd : ; ‘ : : ‘ be " o : . 4 stu ‘ . a a ~ & > . 5 ¢ : : , . “ oy? . ws - » " = 4 . . ‘ ‘ + — . e - a sy hia . , - 4 : : n — — - F Tig : R a Se ae ‘ ; the ; : out? wry * } r ° rus “I ' . Pe . ? . : a acy itis Sie IR i BOIS AED GR RE Or a ey reels EF. Flaps oti Pye Cage vou Pg ARE Bas rae pam eee $a ie Viste iar ia, my bee ~ : ~ & jad rahe electric ¢ th patented systent of cash rewisters; will ¢) se meek money-maiker for gt SOLOS to Dy Stern Fliture Co. | gens, meat markets confections ~— " : = 2013 : ; , ; aier MAL vite 2 4) 3 ti fa: ike new. £339 - oc. ee / i steres, drue stores and — a, Pivat 320746128 POreat ‘22 54 91 g any t-4 ; , , rt ; » ¢ ;' LZ wie pe : o . a" ; Pt sar iat we h Bus : a Bl aan wy-t >t) | ES 4% ii $74 50. —— —" Ss fee 4: KEntr cry A S room bata; it ear sarily OEimasr 32) nie far _ — a. . i = : 2 im nom Hamiite fei} usual pres Entral itd Hanif: THE BRECHT Co. Tee 24 eping. ; . >*} 4 é | : . : | i} J | ri ; By"t - . a : ‘ > 5! - : ou . . 7 _ a - - : j z 3} - - : neal oiemiaaamints ; . = . “ ; 6 : - . : - - 7 “9 . =) 4 ‘ EP ee ite} i J : » * ‘ . " bo s > is . a “ths 7 'Y mt - ro > Fy . \? ot => ? : + sa + * eT > . oan +." wre rt D rs i e ‘ a! > * : ‘ ce share . - a “3 = re a | - - . . . : ¢ r . " " , s " - . ’ 1G r 3 4 a o~ a i i pr is hi a? os 4 . - . a - s* - 2 * ™ 7 : 4 = Mwtte « + ». "ee Eagar Nate t ies hag ek de POH, 4 Pou, 8 ; i ai ‘Aati0nmas, sa Hao We Sa! ? ‘ ’ 38 bos A . ' . : one " —— : v a CASE [Ss E National ie seum- alee sleesing om, POvest | O° lady in_private home. refer WEST PINE. 4° : ed room BAND ~_Leneimnation - 2 FOR =ALE OR RENT 3 . : eoak cabinet: neafiy new: halé 4 : _ . y a : . ; s% “ 72 rer ¥ a L 71% : et ric $2 : °-* : } é a : ' - 4 Pa » * “ ~~ - - - . MTZ save 2430 t = ew twin hede: 810 per month. FOrest 438° vie hath »f fe fo, | you > at J.-A. SEE ae .. F. RABBEITT. Railway Exchange ‘Bldg ‘ne SR laTeR ‘aAmputing scales. | ~ eawerhee, sine | = a sesTnut ¢ (Eatra (995 nextte ee ae Thene: cin ar . J : - Pra y "OG - 4 ~_ . aaa" “ a , - . . sages o . v2 ‘ ; of ‘ as “solicited ‘ wv if a ha anon 4 7 , 2 f 2} ae . f : or aa ' P32 ; ate ea ’ r = , or ial iA iD : igie® OFParmis, re z - Re oe : P ' > an om : = : ; gies yg. r “ . : ?%*) ' = ‘ rine @. LR Piel aD 12 03 s 8 Eee. 2 5 = ’ — ¢ bi eerie A Nate seem eat: | WEST PING 3s vata Was 7 cP on, , Mioreements, rods. belting. fittings mone Meat chooper:. (Bit ER mG i : nero : : xe _rebu t be: and #¢tectric: 6: % Ba ae i c wry @F PPT ~S . . -~ nes =. >t) ; hye . = ‘ Ss rf % A™ tf . we : " : OS be Rrry: d way. & Le ee Office | 2 : ; ING—Steam and Rot wate Seale Co. 312 st. (cab Furniture Z a “cheap. 3309 Finney. sane ft SALE! aa FOR —. — —___ pea ~ very parses. % im rebuil? | % ~ 7 : . a — ‘ . oe Det eel a * Gwe Scaie ae S12 ‘ ua f ? Have fiir ted q7 an of AS : ne » 1z 4 er. = . my : zi 4 ha a . - £ . om f ; - - " + ad “te ; » ‘ i hude 5 Batt ab ter ah i i ams # Re iasts fe pers sar y eo ¥ Sah wat wal > eva gg AB ied week 9 . atime. * ees ole SD » TY crew.” ahead ae 2 4 ix. ie doe a 4 t ~ ee o * af = - i le bogie ir goat. ~ Mss maa . ~ Fa mig eo fe: ; i: Pasty eee) ee a Be ee en ee é RCOMS FOR RENT—COLORED it DO 2 Loughberough. | Machine; $50 ; id teday. Til? Chero- | ¢ ( id, | ne 4 Gas | cae ane ioe te ie, SRE So 4014 Loughoorouge. _ | Be iy Service orp. 3 a “ BLE ; 2 Z tis : ™ y ° ee) 5 - a eh) gr ; bo oe : 1» i BRS 2 LOOt: she.v iD . eh a . t ote ROOMS IN SU BURBS Boe eee SGOT Tas | BEA Ma Tienbele anaes, all placa re- | -Eatic__S30__Marks. _Shevandoah. | COUNTERS — i: shelving: cheap. | | 202 WN. Oth St, s Ps nner a Sanday ee ade ee ca I oF ==. 8. twit RON DOLE sae a tA ena a depth: wr , cael | Ghean 4298 Dewey = OUTPTTS—Freeser boxes. #8 « DELL, 45> ? “ j : a ee Deg: : etl "oe 2 | : (61 ™ in P — " ei. ent ‘ te an bli fs o - oy 2 ten ie at a at eo. ier * é 5 : - _— ‘oe : | . — oe a . : P : - = ” wr he xe >. scales, ete. Be coed. eet Paesaaes ‘ P pity 7 4 artanent "Oi. i 5 ‘ bet it, ’ i ; : , ," > 7 | ; : , . ’ 9% " : ~ P “ j : § ’ *” ™ “> - ~* ed “si a2 , -, : : ’ " TE tJ . rN . ; pe - aa : . 4 » ; ¢ >" Low - ‘ ar A . . , e _ ii¢ Cb " ° su 4. : . _r a » ‘ r : et : ; t; ; 4 ° . ; oy y) . ° ~ ~ “ PpP-TE. ’ ye =. 1 # poeed rem: Kitchen pr,viie f¢ wom An ide Pr an Mmpiayec bs rie : (3 } er like new as a . ce * iteciaettiain - cine oti: al m7 » DE iY Mi sires; =. f a ew _— : =a, — is® , ; ” - - ’ . Loa s 4 - ‘ »s - . Sut % LD he Y . . BICMILLAN. 4546A—Fron A \e ; Fy gina. i i el ea tor: ct th , : . : ‘ CONTRI ; PVMEN lew and. Sere , é, ; N road wa’ . T+ ‘vet = — tit -f' time icler Top dervtated. siean math. & © ; oti © aie ‘va : . creat wifes : “- ‘i al is Sate age to yma ; wigs 7 : — = . P iad ; “a F x , ¢ ‘ — - ; a : r . > . , ~ . + rn ‘ > s e 's. : ns so f : 2 2% Bie ; ‘ . . : - . ‘s i : _ on al . ii : fs " ; > PT -*« “ > ; . — - . ative , - . . “ hn ; “> : > _ ‘ _ b a -_ - McePHERSOS. 5— Fionsek ce ping 8, any oF 2s ¥ MA _+-—- eg to Lj fare | wil ; ey Fin + LO pe egpeaairstie marc ttntionas Yt : ‘ - — > ase ra crease aces ie nachos w rite: ee Sales .s > a, ge _— Aliso re seal “EO SSE. etary he a2. Pe rt me +: - 7 , ae mis . - yw id j 3 . : ‘es 7 7-7". rt, ; ‘ - ‘ ; J “ bis , . . . aa * J : : | k ~ 5 Be 4 : Tr ' : : Mc PHERSON. ~Larze room ety: fam. vv. PArkview T9l0W ari" tJ furna rere, kevaseater —_——-— a peg page NERS pcan BES Ae .VERT All sizes and len Lethe tienen of couple. modern hore . — . - r= . geen — MATE I. t ut 2 2 per] . . , : ' ar "en oy “gr " PF CPL Ee ME Lk Bots iene 7 esses i pipe: ¢ Sia heared a4 i ; Co. Phone i = mm & @ i-% iGE TANKS—100 te 10.400 4mail privat’ reference: ( Se ong a ith i—rP ; “ » vate oosme ad reaaomabie, D™Mimar St5t 36 ' Ms ic a en ‘eae ; raya - — 93 54 : i - , et . e : “ CHIRG oy; a North Broadwat McPHERSON. $5271—+ lot eth. O% LACK LA: os mG i — re | = a ‘ES - hoy N 1 eUTT Pee 6 2 ae . rts} \ fi aa . hom iE. ; A eile FFEE ! 2 BD : ae Ne S50 Call Manda 259 2-2-3! ie? ——— en e2 wd b relearn r .r - Ah : ; 4 ite : i ) : | - vt is ¢ ‘ bad ad . , - : mai >* ; i! ; se 2 = a aunt 5 . ’ os - usta “Sox —_ . . _ ~~ ¢ J “ - ~ i. o >. crue In. 4744—Becotifull farnishec er te 4 yrivate farms, poophetel tes var a ‘phe oe . pa aah wis ire are ertric . Wrehb c JENTIST 3 UTrrr OTL Die Le .. oe footed compile te rits ots as 4 : PLL MBING SUPP L ee larae front room. ti apartment: ileal for Tro. ; large r- Ty, sr A. . fates trie fo. 20" tet. M 58-50 fest)? ORD STORAGE M. (0... 5740 East a 2+ =e iday from 9 to 2 } . . isbed stock of saka Byes pher Columt @- hotel aervice~ reasonatie ‘ety? anaes a tas. * meso ~ ght als teins * fey WA +5 ' : ; ets — = —— ——— -— — - - — . Te ee ae WARDRORE TRIN istered tom leer — - : ~- ee way - Cw etiite bat soOCe poe —€ QMNOR S050 Woaschccptna sas | Sep Soot, _bovsekeeping room, 36. : ! tes career, | acre aa ce eee ceded det | guenttere> ite conte “an4 Weat| Vmed. ster! bownd drawers: excellent com! ber we are coenicn "eaten a ne catal ee reer saving eS wsibly a v ning water: conveniences; aleo arma! — ihe aan) hae SI RIMES] Wii he terreta i ine aoe windaw oe mmitioe - 56 ¢te —— Hien: Sis. 1 ° 2. fev! ter See Melma: t Louis De mdi J ; >» aod Chestemietty pe MANCHESTER 4445 A—Pourriahed est — fu fa 7 . a . . : « / - 7 , s . ee } ae . eo i.’ List 2 Eon * ; ‘ : ° L yt 4 L i \ - aye toh o 'sannie shor DRORI . w: lady's: cost — : c : : “7 - quite as rou A "Uy 4 0 7—F ornished front rooin ai] = . : ‘ . iy : Dt hel oe ; Pp - -s ' r : - - " we? : : ! - Tat edt! “ , iver CS st rue 2 — - — : = a1” : . 1 gi igre: e ~) " : . eee that particular pat ps reer 5706 n Pie ade ‘T ; ira! — % — thule ’ ‘ : ; - P = Pe . . . ; 5 times persuasive tit! Pr ti? C}eaAn ; ‘Kart 3 : > : went Peery at i! “ fice s : VS FP am 4 ; obits ary eet aaeoei - Late a - “y rt - : : ‘ : . vo _ ‘ a . , - xt os - ~ ' tok 2 ‘ =P e, firet flow ° front erry . a A a. j Sand i + fy ue Ome. f - . —_—— p ile Bat - ps dp “94 os peiiiy ) Aes Ctr- = , ; a a . . ; mirst - res ; . , ee a satis hall ' is I ak Ma: ; FIXTU RES 4393 LACLEDE its d 7 f t} 48 ramelware “aa It W 8 a reat fi oie é (— ners MOTH ¥ Be beawt aoe . oC dRE RCE IAG 4 ror ; — , : nate ne — ae sinc wag “¢ "y -? ; ' : - oe ly ‘ _ c? Lire uae! ma LSS Ba fa TAPLE. F187 Fron m a oor: rarige. |: laty $3.2. esis : ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED rebuilt. repairs J. | Oreste , -— , WATER HEAT! | aaa anaes -* ee het by one years. g i + - ee 5 WAPLE GO — Room city peraetant for | VERNON. 4700_2 abveving coome, lading. | Ettore EF pease ae: | eee (coh) | FURNACE —Hoflagg Before purchasing investiwate the 20-| gal, “se, igor, pieces, suelving: mirrors ts oe ee twelfth day of Oct arage optional, | home DEimar G699R (¢) ard a child in private | MOTORS —% B. p. A. 56, LA. ; alee boler i ; gallon Humphrey sierace system. priced | electric fixt: og . | and steam eT peeping mom 2nd kitch- | ae | ITey Teon (OF £eti- 2 or Peay rt a ee “Fe atl SA : , " ' ; Pt @Inm A trary a a ems _— —_ ior CAbany 43505 * se mn disnls ' N%. Gren ™ PREE -LER—16 ft_: perfect eondition: bar Our time is x, an PINE ae the world. It mad firet Looe. steam heat. fey} as ae + O , €xc#ilent sul — — Adept ste § a +h callin Ae oils ST Es ae mas 2 26% ater. hot Efferson 521: r ci lo ane |} «ain: S25 260 Gamble. ; to ex te all : S312—Tws second floor front. | mandir Saneieirainenteae ~-4 ne geen gl ete ee ee, ee eme Electric, 2% ce cD» - stemen. « $271 Laclede. _ ¢ 3 2) | FRE PEZER CASE—I2 ft So din ol farni ahed ain het water avi ' 4 ; 2 J f ye 4 Cw, wee rii ; vn ; | TTT oF , me ia j . ‘ = “ S i ave _ - a . _ : , Se cyt. - = — = i fine ao _ ; ¢ ¢ td “oa © gem & *T} . ‘ ruil ; : 4 , »* ¢ ~ae j r > ee ‘eT _ - » , = an “ i MIG os 4 ie . “ “ . “358 c a: white . ot : ire ak: ish : . 4. = sh . om aah esc Hae roe Monday. 2303 HAPTER 5004-——2 weil furniahed house Mrs. R f ; fruit of pure specul rn LE. 6718—Deliahiiaiy wa gage oo foptiona! “Or o ; wiv. pri + hom Ace 4 (ey MOTE - horsepow: ner: fect ric, for 3 of rooms, S1LOA Aller Lo , FE PARREL. x peas aed { » ete.. nearly new: cheap. | efrigerators — d h , % in private residence. conveniences: gen -RNON, 9522——' ANDSOMB HOUSE- | Ke IND POARD Wt - w oe. See, Coe, Ce, - COUN RreNe: b hee a TI Fo ae ee ‘ ._ |HOWE REFRIGERA ,TORS — ang that discovery tle b & Fremaence. conveniences. gen open : oe 9 - “ ~ HEAT — . 4 wh : : , ow. . eynditior ‘ic ~~ ta if "0... RNACE = aud emeniihens pipe 47 — ee “‘TriTs—Di —piay basen. aD. . re Howe seale C ue" ¢ - ie > r . ; P ‘ ‘ : ” re. ° Y . J e » y ' oe ' > : . 4 ao = 4 es o “ Ce soli a) a" ae : re .3 “Ty «" le ; MAPLE. 5457—3 unfurnished roorma Ori- | 4 aa eet ~~ ; Trae ‘ gees muggers: Aga. gg inne ret NE : , . 4 sf — -_" ai a . Ais “eal. . i senee _ 1s. ; = . Ss. Scats rom the lips of co. y : : : ‘ : ‘ , ; = * oor 4 ae ae - . . sé , : - S oie . Leouts Desk & Pixture i Al ’ vale oath. beat. fieht and ras furnished L~ON., #6 oti re) 6U6nicely 6 | 6fteriiehed “ “ ale : “Ayes i lens bint | : : 4 : 0 : } ne cae. lectric Not and eold rur +e mG . VOL amr Laclieée | sa, and pipe! yv- it on, seein riler ; y. : = re urs, to be written r a} . vate | weel rable mel | oreferr tar E-: Prat -] +. preen anc Vntag: is BOT Pectin ” 2h alee | ll ” ' + —ee pied, , : OU “TF TS COMPLETE ‘ a ~ =. SOTR- nai gamntc; “able POON | private be 4 ; : a a: th a desi o . ‘ 7 2? oft . r3 , ry! . , - nr neat nsin ite ?.-o 2 r} H Engines. stit ~ oe fr rerators. mea’ CHINE S$ ioe é the Fifteenth ntu pome; sonvenient to cara and 2 bus lines, ana ie. ; MixeM ANT rH A TTT W ted. ing ca Entrai 30 Donnell-7 = Wherirt Pim More = ts . y her 4 7 ' pir ae Diets re —— : ne ( ‘e tienen: garage. VICTORIA. 62: ~ Room rith kitene a Pioyed, Bh Hwe preierred 2 , 31228 BN. I fe 9) | FURNACE—A n hat-water good ubleCrl. SP No Gasoline Hoist. jus supply yo ds ~~ oa gt Bee * ~ h ~ k ‘— bp more. nicely furnished roots, | “4 ate —Eo* ~4 Panegas eT ay pane, . FT. belted air com - bate nomber of difteres 400 % * and "ad hail aw. emt. Come in and “ur disp room ) ain ; the Twentieth; his ms O2 Conveniences Jeners home LTON 925 - ice rooms in private | 7"? Se GFeT S HSN Mam Pp. a amp tC Wate ind stean — — Tr rarer . ty Fou Fasiec Pan te | ounen “tiINe . POrest 4748W. ie) | home: $4 at Se gp tlle tg I be thar a wr 4) 200 - a 00 hp. boil - = te ap S eeisERY TPMEST & MA- OBE STORE ‘& OFFICE FINISHING CO. | ADDING aa - became a subject of eeping or light house- | WASHINGTON. 4753A—2 front house: Faroe bons : | y of n . air water spread ne) awe ae ieee — - : 2 Casket ©h TYier 3060 ; } “Ta - : oe eg ; ; aa pent ' > + St. Lovie Mo. fe) | Ale Bas anklin GArfielid 5580 ' es keeping rooms: rearonahic. ene ——umee SEORT « ry p emp. ee i. cad. wn et + Bros — __— : iy , : ' IOING 4 — Bur ; : : Rtn Si t gry ne rar ~ ee a ae ee ; an Titan ‘ ol + Eee hs yesbaawand tab’ es. chairs. loneh ADDIN MAC INE WASHINGTON, 4503-—Apariment A: love- with bay 2 ja nm and sy : "4 ete di 15: tafiiandemtininay . aay. aay . Cu / a a = . mm. hah al a MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ; 3% . stoves. zx ranges. New Fr ane. ADDING MAC HINES — Burra —— Pattern. A. SRIAA Pleasant south front | WASHINGTON. ir Housekeeping eThe nm ie ss & , tet "peat: ms : aoe senna * + I = . | FER! ‘ fh ¢ 2 ont vm a3 OCULARS—Tei > : ~ : : . “9 vb piete ia A ; as, SMa fF, ; re nt Si ‘ t ; 4¢ . . A 3° r #i. fot se Stan wACS hew. ch ap. 100 Ss. 2 mo — ae - rs ” g te t wei N "LAIR. 1214. at furnishea - sleeping ge room - hot e ater, steam heat. gery P . be : ys J ; : +e —_ 7 ‘9 Kat i & £% g 5S « j 4 ‘ an 3 = - : tig ' yA . . ) EWRITER a Northlands “# ry are still vague AS ne large sleepin family. x “M. ‘80 Post-Dispatch, - et our price ist: sizes up to 100) GT NS 1° AuEe vable barrel hammer- Shoo. DEimar 4548°R “aes. Surry Fabel ton Bide early Monday morning fer Meee sicg a southern exposure: clean; gor ee vy —t te ty eed wen reas 1OF ep OT ol4 Market st. GArfiv'd ; ; $} ¢ alae new atlio- |New ; ap ERS oo u . : REBUILT MARKET rixTLLeE.D~:” ; a . 7 = ro; od y - es of dubious hi same . - : = a7) & at. ‘O8t- Diana ter Sty es (cO9} | matic 1178 s Wtd.—Maxazines and | Freezer display ’ ; og ' .o— * - : ; unk. 2 Peeze! Say Cases, *. Le & two men: running water: meals WASHINGTON Aesi—Tar ° proat sleep ROOM WwW eae unfurnished rox 7 BRINE R Crocker-W her ~~ iare ipmington automatic: 1S-BA- Tull | ‘a FOrest S35S05R. Phone before ctieen- Wee go ama ppt ng zh renta's. Union Tyoe*riter Ca. , 1927 two new thecri . oom, bor, 30: hall room, 87%. Jifax 3S485W, wear | ehal rihhed- ne tomy , vate fori! e Hn ROOM p! Drivate; | seneral Electric Co crer x | chenee Fengelinen 4 land 5° i =th st if 203 N. "york * Sain it | fir profundity a ; atate price, BKex M-211 Bost Dis Link belt Cha'n (coMg) change for broke bird deg. 5311 Notting. | ange knitting machine. Hiland Sfo90. fet | REGISTER—Se to $1.05. emsl O78 cle-. | SVS ite gs ‘ ASHING Large south | RoGoM wil —— + ladies: Christian Sclentiet , ey | REPL ES Wid —Ballard rifles. = E-30:. | trie. coat 3650 sols se $173 * ‘907 cle | TYPEWRITERS — Tornade 2 q NOt an It: | ( rooms; on a |, seg = referred. Box Y-31°2 hee Disnatch o) Gur Used Department } ip ATPRG — Vecto room heater Pay | Post-Disp ien. i ket, ; : = ov : 1 aumanee ) a aon Bh . anan trom : ren jlemen , carn . : . ‘wR, 3 ~—ie la a acne . rs Viveres, ¢ tems ftratt ~_ WASHINGTON, 2027-—Vront room: one om == | ROOMS——One ot two unfurnished; refined. | acm” oe ~ qnemes. mate Sy America® Radiater Ca: STEAM Fi RNACE Wit—Power equare RESTAL RANT OUTFITS—! aed: |$10. St. Louis T. W.. 203 X sei + the other, that he wu or two gentlemen weeherena:” an’ € gy Mg A = x 4885W. Box M.- | ; Shaftine. we - a *: bargains. Bensinger Co.. 1007 | a buffing outfit Steiner. 4968 M&<-| steam tables eaffee urns. rances count. 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a Cas I ‘Xture oe 7, au Brass ab real low SOS drue Show 1TUR store + and Of figs “Htral Onn. i Prices 4110 nner tothe . Vi ets : RR ae a Gemieaeh ae pplies 2 lk DING i i By JULIUS KLEIMANN of the Post-Dispatch Staff T will be 435 years next Wednesday since Christo pher Columbus, harassed by threatened mutinies and possibly a vague suspicion that the world wasnt guite as round as he'd have it, first sighted signs of the western continent-—those islands not tar from that particular part of it that now rejoices in the some times persuasive title of Florida. lt was a great day tor Christopher Columbus, the twelfth day of October, 1492, and an important one for the world. It made Columbus one of the immortals and like all immortals, around him began to grow countless tales, some true, others half true, and a goodly number the fruit of pure speculation and downright fiction. That day and that discovery caused the name-of Columbus to echo trom the lips of courtiers of his period and school boys of Ours, to be written down by the history-telling gentry of the Fifteenth Century and to be sung by’the cOdlfegians of the Twentieth: his was the fate of all famous -men—he Decame a subject of serious study and a character for bal lads of not altogether chaste but somewhat humorous Pattern And after close to half a thousand years, research into the history of the man persists. That the Norsemen may have sighted the western lands long before Columbus is a theory the presentation of which may be seen recurring with Persistent regularity in the public prints, and whether they did or not doesn't seem to have been of much import ance as far as the development, of the new land was con “med. But the very details of the man’s birthplace and an “stry are still vavuc enough to offer fertile ground for the tag Of dubious historians and biographe rs: in ths year 929 ~ -*' two new theories flap confidently in the breeze, eager “t followers who will gather ‘round and swear allegiance ity and integrity; one, that Columbus was n trom Genoa, but a Spaniard trom Barcelona neither a Corsican lke Napoleon | Panish Jew of Galicia, but. that he hailed trom the Proud Kingdom of Pe rtuyal The last to announce that he had finally discovered the detinite tacts of the explorer’s personal life is one Major Santos Ferreira, well known as a student of the archives ot Portugal. Major Ferreira contends that the name Columbus was not at all the real name of the navigator, rather, says the Mayor, it was Salvasor Goncalve Zarco. This Zarco, continues Major Ferreira, was a grandson of a famous Por tuguese navigator of the same name, a gentleman who dis covered nothing less than the Madeira Islands. The studeni ot Portugal's archives then goes on to explain that he es tablishes his claim by documents of an old Lisbon convent, 2 convent contemporary with Columbus, or Zarco, as he has it The Mayor set forth his theory in August and so comes by the honor of being the last to date to invest the skipper of the small Spanish fleet which sailed away to the west with a new genealogy. But only the month before saw the learned Senor Luis Ulloa closing the history books with a loud and final bang and declaring that Christopher Columbus was neither an Italian nor anything else they had named him up to July, 1927; Columbus, said he, was a Spaniard from Barcelona and nothing else That Senor Ulloa is a gentleman of parts 1s not to be de ned Long agothe city of Limain Peru commissioned him to gather together ard put in proper order the vast collection of that time when Peru was a colony be longing to the Spanish crown. This the learned Ulloa set Out CoO do, doing, ame by such evidence dS caused ' ad x i rtunate ‘ “| hunted for a have it, for the paintings of this celebrated artist are ex tremely difficult to find on the open market. In Europe they find purchasers before their brilliant colors have hardly had time to dry. For Brangwyn, despite the fact that he suffers from the artistic infirmity of youth inasmuch as he 1s still alive and therefore contemporary, is already a classic. And he is tremendously prolific and unusually versatile. It is to murals that lately he has turned most of his attention The State of Missouri prospered by this same affection of the artist's tor mural decoration; the new Capitol at Jetterson City is the recipient of Brangwyn’s attention For the four pendentives and the eight other spaces in its dome have been touched by Brangwyn’s hand, the expected magic resulted therefrom and the statehouse takes on the air of an art museum entirely regardless of what party may be in power in the commonwealth. born in Bruges, Belgium, in 1867. His Brangwyn was mother was an Englishwoman, his fathér from Wales Brangwyn, then, happened to be born on the continent >to his tather’s managership of a carpet-weaving factory n the Belgium town When the boy was 10 years old, the family packed up and sailed across the channel to London. Two things there were that caught the lad’s fancy: painting and the sea He attended the South Kensington Museum; he moved 1n the atmosphere dear to him, but it was not enough. He had not vet nad his taste of the Se; So off he went for ? t content with Dein” a sailor, he needs journeys the ports of Southern t Asia and Northern Africa. There is muchi of warmth and color in those parts, and it 1s not difficult to conjure up romance and things of tts ilk. He kept at being a sailorman tcr several years; at one time, the story goes, he very nearly decided to let the artist in him pass by for the mariner within and which at the moment held sway But he didn’t and so the name of Brangwyn has come tO mean great worth in art and his paintings to have is well in the world’s marts Ce ee a ee ae a ee ata i were es wa 2 a cf xe a ee eg MR Sagi ; . 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Ordered Her Tenth Husband by Ma By a Specia! Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine URANIA, Louisiana HEN B. Hatfield, the ninth husband of Mrs. Hatfield, cently at Caroline died Alexan- re- aria. Louisiana, following an opera- tion, friends and her acquaintances in these parts won- dered if Mrs. Hatfield would let her record speak for itself and become re- signed to being without a husband. They were not left in doubt very long. Mr. Hatfield died The next after the begun August 6. day, news had the countryside the bereft lady began to arrive in sheaves. to percolate through and into foreign parts, letters for It seems that aspiring gentlemen of all sort and ages had heard of Mrs. Hat- field and the $100,000 she was known to possess. The old on the first of January, went through those mounting Friends helped her, widow, who was 59 years carefully. has had time to learn how to read or write. letters for she never But each of the hopeful missives must If the had ac- in the matter of husbands, it was that undergo a certain definite test veteran of nine quired prejudice marriages one must be a ‘‘working”’ hus- band. Caroline, herself, has worked hard all her life. That is why she happens to prosper- right with cheerful toil, economy, shrewd invest- At first she kept boarders and did washing for families of the town. Most of into build- ing and associations. Still, was willing to work the day. A few years ago she invested success- fully in oil wells. Why wouldn't he be so ous, if “‘happens’’ is the word in connection ment. her savings went loan she out by had two a woman who Independence with and won her own self-denial, kind? hands. her Want a COuUTaRe mate of the same RS friends, HATFIELD after finally and her much delibera- agreed that John of Ennis, Texas, years old, was to be the man. Notified of the widow's decision, Willis came to Urania on Mrs. Hatfield Willis as for the tenth time through the brief, her latest romance. The Mrs. Willis in Jackson Parish, Louisiana ents life did the way of a infant Rut grapple tion, W. Willis, a and also 59 lucky grocer and, September 12. Mrs went be- came » » sile familiar is the CeTe- mony. Such, in story of present was born Hier par- were poor and not seem to offer much In the rosy Vista for dormant qualities there with heavy odds Miss Frost axe of 14 marital were to tender first he who accompanied Duff MeDonald. Mra lived to about 80, the hey had reached when she made venture, Mi and her being a MeDonald until her husband gethe she was sas the lady; she ts unable to say with perfect exactitude, because she doesn ¢ remember the date of Mr. MeDonald’s death To this four of MeDonald, atring of Willis AS will All had a children (of first MATTIARES, call “he sava about it lot of pak dhs were this union Mrs has Union nine born whom survive Inarriage to her im lier many we how her very little (to aay hard ehil- wakes jie that the famlly rearink AS the with had and laborer Mrs. Willis as well as she died the aecond wedding, with Lee Walters The Waltera One child but buek whnt ren aa they on gCanty a farmer T dae tT) 40 at leant McDonald when Was about remembers after And soon caine miatch lasted two Of say in years Walters praise was born. he has little to Page Two. POOOCSSIOCS CQ 12909 SSS PIS POSS ICH Remarkable Matrimonial Career of Mrs. Caroline Willis Mrs. Caroline Willis (her latest the name ), perennial bride. It seems for engaging in fisticuffs; this gentleman w as arrested he gave bond and then disappeared and where Madame to he went is known to this day. Walters. But all. not She closed For no sooner had the book on he was not long mourned, if at Mrs. Willis received her divorcee on the grounds of than she was who, if desertion EE. Bronson, you arithmetic, vou will find number 3 This was one of the ed of years Madame’'s these twain lived husband and wife: romances. are & was most ce f together as five children married to C ood at mate lebrat- ‘or. 16 came to grace this union; it was a most suc- ceasful business. But at the end of about 10 vears, Bronson was killed by a lok train while ging company, Bronson working for bein a log- ” em- ployed as section foreman On the tram- road “Tl lived says Madame, with Charlie never a cross word L9O0S had to died in Willis Bronson But Mrs band The next to fall Burgess HIS was ‘“‘and there between us } , nave in line was Mr . y . troublesome Bronson 10 Was Aa Jack adven- ture in the field of romance. For Jack wife became cost his $500 for after Rurgeess tion At last. physicians, was people, who lived in Canad long after he was divorced Enter, then. P title And, almost P. Chevallier 5 | not a was hardly a estimation pa raly zed medical] conferring sent ra | * hh ° 11; > Chevaltllie: ‘\ ? sil? in Ma and it atten Wit! to a title, dame's Who Has Been Getting Married Ever Since She Was Fourteen. Of P. Chevallier Mrs. Willis ‘Omer eae iiier thought could get turn everything I owned but that work, he off two says: he me to over to him, after he wouldn't walked night after Saw one weeks For all still may be gaged in trekking across country, Our marriage.’ we know, P. Chevallier en- but what difference does it make if he is? Mrs. Willis. Chevallier and his claims to Madame Willis went the divorce court, None to way of the ND so enters Jack Gardner, if vou who, haven't an adding ma- chine handy, is husband num- Six, Neither could M. He Chevallier. ber be called much of Gardner a success type: of: P. was very the his though hame didn’t sound so a la carte: he, too, made every effort—according to Madame to get her little all. and he. too,- succeeded Chevallier ae) back a few paragraphs to see how bad- ly FP ble Ponzi And Mr ,ta 7 on @ Vs his lack of just as P succeeded, and you have only to Chevallier made out as a possi- Jack Success, P. Chevallier with Mr silently what what Gardner. did done, just and his lady's delight. had stole away, much to (;ardner went the of the divorce had Madame was cOurt, quite as his predecessor It seemed as though the Other reason, to time But .luck .} a se i | was due, by law of averages, if for ,no this side. next pick a winner wasnt oO her Winner in the didn't even The bride, John W. Willis Three of Mrs. Willis’ Louisiana oil wells. For Charlie White, who drew the seventh assignment, was the worst of all, according to Madame. He lasted just three months, then he got the show. and ‘air,’ not to mention a divorce. And Madame, inning stretch, took. Lugi, George, to the five taking a seventh- first her experienced George Eighth got a good For years lasted, while tried to make something out of him.’ But it wouldn't work, and it George wouldn't, and him in name bosom. trial. he ‘she seems either, though money was various and sundry ways in an effort to make little something out of spent on some him, George continued to appear on the yearly books as a liability. So he got the ax, Madame going into the divorce court and praving the Judge to erase Mr. Lugi from her fam- ily tree. thought of Urania by It. Was within the precincts the good townsfolk that Madame would cease to equip herself with husbands after this extremely dis- But who appointing affair. oe Madame would not xzive was a stalwart woman. Y }, ¢ } , ~ Z > She about and before cast acquired another A certified _ lin an a a ¢ . oy puodiie accountant, aiter due researca > ‘oar h ; }, . , } , ¢ , » swears that, though the notary pub- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927. come a widow for the ninth asmuch as he letter, he might just as well write to the Louisiana optimism idea he'd be the winner, expect an thing was on his surprise, one day the the husband of Mrs For made -her choice, says: to me the conclusion that» Mr the best or two lic’s term expires in such - and - such-a- year, this new hus- band was number nine (9) — count ‘em. This particular fellow was B. Hatfield, who was taken to Madame’s home three months after Mr. Lugi had been legally dis- posed of. At last the sun was shin- ing for our heroine, for Hatfield made a good spouse. Tears conie to Mrs. Willis’ eyes when she speaks of ‘Hat- field. And when he became ill she sent him to a hospital in Alexandria and informed the officials of the in- stitution that no expense should be spared to effect his recovery. She likewise said she was perfectly able to take care of such expenses as would be engendered. And she was. But Hatfield succumbed. “TIT know that Mr. Hat- field had only been dead a little over a month when I married Mr. Wil- lis,’ says Madame, ‘but what was I to do? ‘“T had my home, my stock, my property, and no one here to take care of it but myself. I did everything a person could do to save Mr. Hatfield, but mourning won't bring him back to me. Yes, I married Mr. Willis be- cause I wanted a _ hus- band, and I shall con- tinue to do likewise as long as I live.”’ must be no one will lady’s word. gO against trovertible So Mr. is now £Prince Consort. And he took his place 37 days after Mr. Hatfield had passed away. Mr. Willis is a digni- fied-looking man, who for 16 years operated a gro- cery in Ennis, Texas, but on the demise of his second he sold his business and made _ his home with the children born to his first wife. It was in a that Mr. Willis, with her tenth husband, It that the can't admitted doubt You incon- truth. Willis wife him and Dallas newspaper glancing idly through it, with no idea that here article, stated: would be reported by eere. (Louisiana) his fate. saw an telegraph, which Hatfield, woman, wealthy be- Her from Urania has time died last husband, B. Hatfield, an operation for gallstones.’’ R. WILLIS just about to write to another “lady friend’’ and he thought that in- Says he was was going to write one two while he was about it. so he sent a note ‘““vgirl,”’ also Mr. Willis penned that note without He had the he didn't even not slightest But side luck or And. miails brought answer. some- .> muci LO his him asummons to appear at Madame’s . | nome, after he became Willis And he was pretty fortunate at that Madame. and not long speaking of how she “It was just like a I studied aid of game of cards ~ 1} = } 4 ’ aii the ietters witf friends and came to the Willis would make husband Il wrote him a time and he arrived here Urania ‘1 tHeredit Het on a Friday morning. We went to Monroe and were married Monday,” Then she added that Mr. Willig go far had made a pretty good husband And she continued: “I've had three husbands leave me of their own ae. cord, and two that I have run off. So long as I live I will have a husband. but he will be a working husband” And Willis seems to be quite in line with that ultimatum. He believeg jp work. He planted a good garden of turnips for his wife just two days after their marriage. And some husbands wouldn’t do that 200 years after their marriage. Now, aS we have said, Mrs. Willis doesn't need a husband so she may have food to eat and a bed wherein she may sleep. Not at gll. For one thing, she has four oil wells, oil wells that are producing, and her income from them has been around $300 a month since the wells got down to business. But she doesn't want to be known as a woman who made her money in oil. Her money, or at least most of it, was made by exceedingly hard work and safe investments. RANIA is one of the largest saw-mill towns in Louisiana. Years ago Madame began taking in boarders and _ taking in washing. She continued to do that up to three or four years ago. Many are the fam- ilies here who say Mrs. Willis washed for them upwards of 15 years. And ‘tis said that never was she known to fail to turn her hand if honest labor could make an honest penny. And the result is that the building and loan associations in Monroe pay her about $150 a month as Interest on her labors. For years it’s been her fond custom to place every cent she could gather with these companies. The home she now lives in she built in 1905. It's just about complete In every respect. It has 10 rooms and it's surrounded by 40 acres of the par- ish’s most productive land. For years the family’s vegetables have come from Madame’s truck patch. The house has gas and electric light and Madame has her automobile and just wants. marriage?” says about everything else she ‘My views on Madame. ‘‘Why, of course, I believe in people marrying just as often 48 they want to.’ And, looking straight at husband the tenth, she added: “And I’m just as strong a believer in dt vorce. When a woman marries @ 20 refuses to turD around and make a living, it's high time he received his walking I believe a woman should 40 account man and he help her papers. her part in making home life happy. but she can’t do it with a husband who won't work enough to earn his sat; There is no doubt the lady has her philosophy about this marriage busi- ness, and none can say it was gained in the academic manner vive Mr. Willis a’ chance Mr. Willis takes the floor Mr. Willis ‘When I ook of these pictures and letters my wife has received. I guess I should feel But then, I guess | vou consider of myself. _ and la® not regret Let us be heard. and says at all a littie jealous lucky I didnt even was pretty send a picture She selected me determined that oy NOW ; - , received from tose letters Madame about the na read and she cant business paper® them But doesn't ne And she turn her For, sbe to start about t} admirers tion She cant write She silens he! an “xX on figure She by making Madame can any help in that directior doesn't money Savs that now. And th who at the Madame vy ji lis, neither down nor u , 9 , ‘ | Zt rie 1—Archduke Charles of Austria, Alfonso’s great-grandfather. a Special Correspondent ” of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine trou “ayt past, » toms have arisen to thwart the ambitions of Europe's gay- est monarch, Alfonso XIII of Spain. The bad blood of two royal houses of Europe, the Bourbons and the Hapsburgs, that Alfonso passed on to his sons, threatens to prevent the per- petuation of the present King’s line the and led phan- UT OF dark { >= » as a . mene —_—— cman et a = = has on the throne. : Although the _ facts closely guarded, all four of Alfonso’s sons are believed ineligible to mount the throne because of physical or mental disabil- are itles The eldest son, Alfonso, Prince of Asturias, has, it is reported, the mys- terious Hesse disease, an affliction of many members of the royal families of Europe their thrones as a result of the war. It was this disease which made the little Czarevitch of Russia a chronie invalid. This royal malady taken the form with the Prince of Asturias, as it did the Czarevitch, of hemo-. philla, profuse from the skin at the slightest bruise or abrasion, Shortly after his birth it ported that the Prince would not live long and in years repeatedly reported ill. Most serious hemorrhages have followed the slight- His condition ported so serious that it is necessary for him to wear garments With the slightly protruding Hapsburg jaw and the prominent lower lip of the Hapsburg line and his large, melan- choly he is a tragic and a wist ful figure. He spends most of time at the royal farm not far from who lost has with or bleeding was re- recent he has been est injuries. now is re- rubber eyes, his Madrid. Prince Don Jaime, has been deaf and dumb since birth. Specialists from England and America as well as Spain have done everything scientifi- cally possible to-enable him to hear speak, but to no avail he efforts of a nun, who had had- remarkable sults in giving the power of hearing amd speech to deaf mutes, Ligh wise failed. He is dark, while his brother is fair, but he, too. the Hapsburg jaw. and lip And The second son, and ro has now the report has spread, de- Spite o that the two Prince Don Juan, 14, and Prince Don Gonzalo, 13, have not developed mentally as rapidly as they should The two sisters, Princess Be- atrice and Marie Christina, nearly normal, it 1s said, than any of their brothers, but, under Spanish law, inherit the throne ficial denials. younger sons. Princess are nore they could never of these fatal weak- the roval heirs the Consultative Assembly at Madrid by. expected to “a reault Nhessesq [np Nationa] which has been called Alfonso’s own decree is a provision making it clear that the Spanish Nationa! Council has the right to their heir to the throne 4monge the various members of the adopt pick from the royal King S my rhe} While hold to the Weakness in fami}, family. setting aside nA that royal the the Spanish derives from Queen Victoria of England. “reat-zrandmother of Al- fonso's four the known stu- dent of roval heredity, Frederick A. Woods. blood back —— | and Hapsburg s Woods goes so far as to say that i the members of these royal houses had set out, through intermar- Mage, to perpetuate the worst possible tock they could not &hy more thoroughly The father of the present King, Al- fonao XII. cpn- UMptive "ty tn some view best Dr bad Sons, traces the the Bourbon have aucceeded although he was a and physically weak, was @ Daratively normal man. His wife, Dowager Queen, Marie Christina who is gen- y is still living,

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o4 SS & 7 * Mail Heredity’s Dark ‘lhreat to Alfonso’s : ° De so ~ - t Friday ing. We went to roe and were married Monday." ‘hen she jadded that Mr.” Willis go had made a pretty good husband continued “I’ve had three leave me of their own ac- two that I have run off. So live I will have a husband. be a working husband." seems to be quite in line fmatum He believes in a good garden of s for his wife just two days after marriage And some husbands hoe *) — P _— ve tnat 2UU years after their Now as we have said, Mrs Willis doesnt need husband so she may have food to eat and a bed wherein she may sleep Not at all. For one thing, she has four oil wells. oil wells that are producing. and her income | has been around $300 a , e the wells got down to ne doesn't want to be known woman who made her money in Her money, or at least most of was made by exceedingly hard work and safe dnvestments. RANIA is 2» of the largest Saw-mill towns in Louisiana. Years ago Madame began taking boarders and taking in washing. continued to do that up to three or four years ago. Many are the fam- ilies here who say Mrs. Willis washed for them upwards of 15 vears And ‘tis ‘said that never was she known to fail to turn her hand if honest labor could make an honest penny. And the result is that the building and loan associations in Monroe pay her about $150 a month as interest on her labors For years it’s been her fond custom to place every cent she could gather with these companies. The home she now lives in she built in 1905 It's just about complete in every respect. It has 10 rooms and it's surrounded by 40 acres of the par- ish’s most productive land. For years the family’s vegetables have come from Madame's ruck patch... The house has gas and electric light and Madame has her automobile and just about everything else she wants “My views on marriage?’ says Madame. ‘“‘Why, of course, I believe in people marrying just as often as they want to."" And, looking straight at husband the tenth, she added: ‘And I'm just as strong a believer in di- vorce. When a woman account man and he r around and help her its high time he received his walkin papers I believe a woman shoul her part in makine he but she can't do who won't work Palosophy about this ness, and none can sav ‘, +} 7 ho Db As AR cae p raat AR Se iy Het He OFT, ag mH, oe ae Re

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— j | ; By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine RUSHVILLE, Nebrasga T WAS easy to Mrs. Mona ~~ J ee 4 ie Deni- Dew! ion when set ties and mitted everythi wast p. might be guilty tenced without to 30 years the: electric taken her cel hii now, a frighten Was locked in yourg woman her eyes But with ) Co . *. 7 14 there is growing hereabouts a feeiing e + this stroke justice fo Justice a littie guilty tere there is heard the su Mrs. Wilson's guilty were too eaaily z was ‘‘railroaded’ which snot even was found, and made to determine whether or not she reaponsible for her deed guilty as charged. As a result of thi wave of misgiving, the District Cou of Sheridan County is reopen the case so that cleared up. It ig believe done and that Mrs. Wilson on trial again at an early d to her guilt or innoc Sanity and that swift confession for i? Was even ii: responsibilit; T WAS perhaps not unusual that few witnesses or interested pergons took a hand in the case at start. Neighbors are scarce and dis- tances are great in this sandhill coun- try of Northwestern Nebraska dan County, 60 miles long and miles wide, has a population of but little more than 10,000, and these res- idents are concentrated mostly in Villages along the Chicago & North- western Railway in the north and along the Burlington on the southern rim. between the two railroads the only habitations to be found are scattering ranchhouses here and there among the prairie hummocks which roll away for miles on each side of the Niobrara River. Mrs. Wilson lived on one of these lonely ranches. She was born there, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Loomis, and had lived there all her life of 31 years, 22 miles from the nearest settlement of dimensions great enough to be called a town. The child- hood of Mona Loomis was solitary. She was the only child. Her youthful life, too, was lonely. She was never farther than 50 miles from home, she attended no parties, had no amuse- ments, never went to theaters, Sun- day school or church and had few ac- Quaintances. She was past 25 before she ever had a beau or a ‘‘date.’’ Two years ago she married H. W. Wileon, who had worked for a time on her fa- ther’s ranch, the couple taking up residence in the tenant house in the same yard with the Loomis home- stead Until a few months ago this arrangement worked very well so far as anybody outside the family knew. Then, about the first of July, Wil- sOn and his father-in-law had a dis- agreement and Wilson left the ranch. His wife remained there with her par- ents and he came back to visit her over the week ends. Meanwhile. he leased a farm in an adjoining town- ship and they were planning to move to it in a short time. Wilson was at work on the place, getting it ready for occupancy, when the murder of ‘he Sheri- +) ne Page F our. In the great expanse of country . Mrs. Wilson was declared to be on affectionate terms with her mother. prescribed for oO | @m oo & = a. by Wilson, he officers. her parents the ned confession whicr aS a "On RB) In ‘bit fi } , Her. con r@D over quickly after that. } . Wilson was to jail here and taken before Judge Meyer of the District Court. Upon hearing he: fession and plea of guilty, he sentenced her at once to 30 years in prison, denying her request that she be given the electric chair right away. Bruce and his wife took her coln. Wilson waa released here and followed her there. Hardiy had Mrs. Wilson been “dressed in’’ when Warden Fenton ob- served that something was wrong. He Called the prison physician to examine her and then conferred with the wom- an’s husband. rushed Sheriff 4 to Lin- from jail “That stare in the eyes,” he told Wilson, “is typical of a person men- tally deranged, and the doctor thinks 80, too. You had better get a lawyer and have her put somewhere else. She doesn't belong in a prison.”’ wae took his advice and called upon Charles E. Matson. for years County Attorney in Lincoln and who had recently ap peared for the State in Sheridan Coun- ty prosecutions. Matson listened to his story and afterwards had this to Bay: “T have never heard a stranger tale than that which Wilson told me. Aft- er this conversation it immediately became apparent to me that the hor- ror and indignation of the people in Mrs. Wilson's community had com- municated itself to the authorities and that they, without understanding the case, simply railroaded the woman to prison in the belief they were admin- istering justice. She ‘had no oppor- tunity to consult any of her people or a » She Begged for E Mrs. Mone Wison. Her confession was possibly for haste the entire absence of mo- have called for ental state. friends . ei ‘ oon *«* ivi aa eh ¢* sufficient justification the reticence ifference to amuse- ordinarily and they tell also of ndency to faint- aberrations Leri¢i hin) ivities Woien _hert i en occasiona! supporting the mo- ‘there seemed Closest bon¢ of af- fection between her and her daughter and at all times Mona manifested the deepest interest in her-mother. The mother was Mona’s confidante to whom the girl went with every inti- mate detail of life and I never heard a harsh word pass between them. Mona was always an obedient child and Mrs. Loomis was a loving and doting mother to her. It was not her for a long time that I learned Mona had been having fainting epelis like those her mother had -suffered from. Both of them kept it from me so as not to worry me. ‘‘Late in May I sent Mona to a doc- tor in Alliance for treatment for severe headaches, from which she suffered. She got some medicine there, but never went back again. She worked in the hayfield with me the day before the tragedy and looked so strange that I told her to go home and but she wouldn't do it. She said she had se- vere pains in her head for three weeks and I noticed at the funeral] that she had a vacant stare in her eyes, un- usual to her.’’ « Loomis was too ill to be present and Wilson was still in Custody when Mrs. Wilson was arraigned and sentenced so there was no one to look out for her interests. She did not even have an attorney. Matson is now stressing this point in his attempt to get a re- hearing of the case. reat, Wilson's story is similar to that told by the girl's father. He relates that he worked for Loomis for five years before he and Mona were married and not only isolated from other gatherings but worked often in the fields an. He says the parents were of the time and that the gir! lived in an atmosphere of complaining octoring, and that whenever she isited a town she was always in a urry and returned home in the short- est time possible. Eventually, he says, she began to suffer from fainting spells herself and doctors pronounced these to be epileptic attacks. Twice he Was present when these attacks oc- curred, Wilson says, and he observed they left her mentally deranged. Once, he said, he had to take a shotgun from her to keep her from firing at imagi- nary thieves and coyotes she thought were after her rabbits and chickens. She always said, he related, that she could not remember anything of what she had said or done during these seizures, her last recollection ping that of a pain in the back of her head az if she had been struck a blow with a club. As to the tragedy, Wilson related that he arrived at the Loomis home after the mother had died. His wife was lying on a couch, he said, looking tired and worn as she always did when these spells were upon her. Lat- er, he said, she collapsed as she atart- ed out of the room and had to be car- ried to bed unconscious. Wilson re- lates further that an aunt of the gir! ig in a hospital for the insane and an uncle is in prison for a crime normal men do not commit. He also exhibits the following letter written by his wife in prison: od dead? I don't realize that she is. Sometimes it seems just the way I told you, but at other times all seems like a crazy dream and that mother is alive and all right. The worst of it is that the more I try to think it out the less I know. I think the best thing you can do for me is to get my sentence changed to a death sentence. I would rather die a hun- dred times than to keep thinking all the time and never know what hap pened.” In prison, the woman's statements follow the trend of that letter. “They i of — F em f a “nn s ~*~ —) re east a" S IT really true that mother is ectric Chair ocent Why the Case of Mrs. Mona Wilson, Convicted of Murdering Her Mother, May Be Reopened. ? ime l kifed mr ler, she sobs, ‘‘but I can’t believe them Ther tell me I pleaded guilty of murderin but if I had any part in it now recal! it. Mother and I always were in each other's confidence. I don’t believe she loved anyone more than she did mé and I am sure I loved nobody better than her.”’ In her affidavit supporting the mo- tion for a new trial, Mrs. that from the nd that last year After passed, she says. l nothing of what had happene the seizure. She states she remem- ill the day before the pois- g and also the next day, but the remembers was the investiga- days later when g her questions. +s —s her Pas 91 . I cannot she officers I telling her she illed mother, and she finally, at th those about her, signe is now told is she killed her moth- She also states her plea of guilty was made at the insistence of the of- ficers and that it was not until after- wards she saw any of her relatives. She remembers she did plead for the electric chair and says she stil] pre- fers death to the discovery she has actually killed her mother. Mrs. Wilson's signed confession of the crime is a straightaway story which goes into considerable detai). It relates that on Sunday, July 17, she drove from her farm home 22 miles to Hay Springs and there con- suited a doctor for her parents: that he telephoned two prescriptions to a druggist, one for milk of Magnesia and the other for calomel tablets: that while she was getting the prescrip- tions she also purchased a dozen two- grain empty capsules and drove home. “I got back home at 10:30 in the morning,’ her confession continues, “and drove into the garage. While in there I filled two of the capsules with strychnine I had taken earlier from a combination bookcase and writing desk. The poison had been bought two years before for killing gophers. Sunday Magazine—S+. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927. . acts or subsequent —wT Oo strychnine capsules I put int sack and I handed this with the other medicine to my father am mother. Later I told them the dogs had said they should each take s ap sule when they went to bed that aight nd both became violently other dying at 10:30 o'eled leo exonerated be plicity and stated statement of he full kaowledge ould be used against her. The inder of the strychnine and te LONG with other evidence whi is expected to add weight to i motion for a reopening of tt, is the conspicuous lack @ for such a crime by 8 a” Only the weakest of mB Was eren suggested by t# It was not as if the daught#? to get rid of order to inherit their @ he ranch property already ionged to the daughter. Her mother's father, who had settled on it, did Be like Loomis, so when he died he et rTnny . a provision that his daughtet, s mother, have lifetime ase of 1e theory entertained by the Sts@ that the young woman, in commit murder, was actuated by a desi t her husband back on the fm her, after his quarrel Loomis had led him to leave. Wile declares there is no basis for suck ® theory, as he had full freedom to © turn to the farm when he wished, a#* he had already been back several tim®@ for week-end visits and that all © rangements had been made for # wife to go with him to another fers in the neighborhood. | Attorney Matson is confident the court will reopen the case for a2 inver tigation of the young woman's condition. He has procured 8 & ment from Dr. B. F. Williams, 0 leading alienist {n Lincoln, sup : his contention that she is of mind. Dr. Williams examined ™® Filson and declared she had all characteristics of a sufferer from lepsy. He said women 80 have periods of mental de following an attack. periods é which they have no contro! over recollection them. And Mrs. Wilson's throughout this case, he points Was precisely such as might 0° pected from a person thus & Ya : wit utlTracing By M. W. CHILDS Of the Post-Dispatch Staff CIENCE now be- that man’s can be traced through the human foot rather than the brain. Re- cent important an- thropological studies have re- vealed the fact that man of a hundred thousand or more years ago—the Neanderthal man—and the modern man have néar- ly the same type of foot. Also, scien- tists have disclosed remarkable simi- larities between the feet of higher- apes and the feet of man, indicating unmistakably, they maintain, that once man's ancestors moved about in the tree tops by grasping branches with both hands and feet. The work of a number of scientists over a considerable period of years, all contributing to this newest hypothesis that the foot is the clew to the “‘miss- ing link’’ between man and the higher apes, has been summed up by Dr. Dud- ley J. Morton of the Yale University Schoo] of Medicine, in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Each time that new fossil remains have been found a thrill of hope has. come to anthropologists that some of the dark secrets in man’s family tree might be revealed. Hitherto they have largely centered their studies on the fossilized bones of the skull, hoping to trace man backward in time by com- puting the brain capacity. In the light of this new theory, however, it is prob- able that the foot bones of any new fossil skeletons that may bé unearthed will determine whether or not they are to have a place in man’s gen@alogy. Dr. Morton and the other scientists who hold to this new theory have reached their conclusions by a study of the feet of various animals and man and of the foot bones of fossi) remains. In man and the higher apes—the gib- bon, chimpanzee and gorilla—the weight is balanced on or near the In- ner border of the foot, they point out. The lines which may be drawn through the foot, indicating the points on which the weight rests, they call the “functional axis.”’ «4 ‘ S A MEANS of tracing man’s lieves descent the evolutionary history, the se- quence of changes by which the human foot was produced has been credited with more than ordinary value by various authors,’ Dr. Morton says. “It was the alterations in the pattern of the body frame and in posture that ultimately resulted in the distinctive stature of mankind and which, asso- clated with certain remodelings of the head and face, created the type which we now recognize as ‘man.’ “The greater development of the in- ner border of the human foot signifies that, at some time in prehuman his- tory, the functional axis became trans- ferred from the middle to the inner border,’’ he states. All other animals, except man and the higher apes, have retained the functional axis in the mid- dle of the foot where the weight rests. Nature affords only one explanation, 80 far as known, of how the change in the feet of man and the higher apes could have been brought about, in Dr. Morton's view. And this is the tree- Zrasping function which man once pos- sessed. This ability to swing along through the higher branches from tree to tree was accompanied, Dr. Morton Maintains, by a shifting of the func- tional axis from the central line to between the first and second toes. Structural proof of this is seen in the fact that in man’s foot the second toe ls longer than the third, which has the greatest length in the feet of apes and in fossil foot bones. “It is also pertinent to note the fact that in some of the South American monkeys a similar structural change is to be observed, but it is restricted to only the larger forms, and in them is not a constant character as it Is among the anthropoids,’’ Dr. Morton Writes. “Comparative anatomy and pale- Ontology have failed to present any adequate explanation of how the human foot could have acquired its inwardly placed functional axis, except that it had passed through an ancient grasping stage, such as has been preserved in existing an- thropoids. The occasional presence Of this character in only the larger New World monkeys gives reason to believe that this transposition of the &xis did not develop in the ancient an- thropoid stock until its representatives had gained considerably in size; also that the prehuman representatives Were not.of small stature when this Change occurred in their feet.” In the species “Gorilla beringel,” Who spends most of his time on the Sround, the feet show an increased de- velopment along the inner border, such &s is not found itn the types that spend More time in the trees, nor in the tree-

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e4 2S. qr Moc ase of na A victed A | } | / ‘ Under pressure Mrs. Wilson signed the confession \ , stating she 4 had given Y her mother strychnine. The two strychnine capsules I put into a candy sack and I handed this with the other medicine to my father and mother. Later I told them the doctor had said they should each take a cap- sule when they went to bed that night. They did so and both became violently ill, my mother dying at 10:30 o'clock that night.”’ The confession also exonerated her ‘husband from complicity and stated she was making the statement of her own free will, with full knowledge that it would be used against her. The her, ‘emainder of the strychnine and the nnot Capsules were found by the officers in lways. ® dresser drawer in the woman's » yp home, where she said she had put ee sobs, by tell loved LONG with other evidence which A« expected to add weight to the e mo- motion for a reopening of the, states case is the conspicuous lack of spells motive for such a crime by a sane Ts old person. Only the weakest of mo- in the tives was even suggested by the had State. It was not as if the daughter recall had sought to. get rid of her auring parents in order to inherit their es emem- tate. The ranch property already be e pois- longed to the daughter. Her mother’s but the father, who had settled on it, did not estiga- ike Loomis, so when he died he left pfficers the entire estate to his granddaughter with the provision that his daughter, er she the girl’s mother, have lifetime use of , she the property. t the The theory entertained by the State signed Was that the young woman, iD commit- is gq ting murder, was actuated by a desire moth. [to get her husband back on the farm guilty With her, after his quarrel with the of- Loomis had led him to leave. Wilson Niafter- declares there is no basis for such & atives. thedry, as he had full freedom to r& or the turn to the farm when he wished, that ll pre- he had already been back several times ne has for week-end visits and that all ar rangements had been made for his ion of Wife to go with him to another farm story in the neighborhood. detail. Attorney Matson is confident the ly 17, -court will reopen the case for an inves me 22 tigation of the young ‘woman's ments! } con- condition. He has procured 4 state ; that ment from Dr. B. F. Williams, tbe Ms to a leading alienist in Lincoln, supporting and his contention that she is of unsouD ; that mind. Dr. Williams examined Mr. sscrip- Wilson and declared she had all the nhtwo- characteristics of a sufferer from epi- home. lepsy. He said women so affilc in the have periods of mental derangemet! nues, following an attack, periods duriné hile in which they have no control over thelr es with acts or subsequent recollection 0 from them. And Mrs. Wilson’s cond writing throughout this case, he points out, bought was precisely such as might be ”. Ophers. pected from a person thus afflicted. Tracing the Descent of Man Through His Foot By M. W. CHILDS Of the Post-Dispatch Staff CIENCE now be- lieves that man’s descent can be traced through the human foot rather than the brain. Re- cent important an- thropological studies have re- vealed the fact that the man of a hundred thousand or more years ago—-the Neanderthal man—and the modern man have néar- ly the same type of foot. Also, scien- tists have disclosed remarkable simi- : larities between the feet of higher apes and the feet of man, indicating unmistakably, they maintain, that once man’s ancestors moved about in the tree tops by grasping branches with both hands and feet. The work of a number of scientists over a considerable period of years, all contributing to this newest hypothesis that the foot is the clew to the ‘‘miss- ing link’? between man and the higher apes, has been summed up by Dr. Dud- ley J. Morton of the Yale University Schoo] of Medicine, in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Each time that new fossil remains have been found a thrill of hope has. come to anthropologists that some of the dark secrets in man’s family tree might be revealed. Hitherto they have largely centered their studies on the fossilized bones of the skull, hoping to: trace man backward in time by com- puting the brain capacity. In the light of this new theory, however, it is prob- able that the foot bones of any new fossil skeletons that may bé unearthed will determine whether or not they are to have a place in man’s genealogy. Dr. Morton and the other scientists who hold to this new theory have reached their conclusions by a study of the feet of various animals and man and of the foot bones of fossi] remains. In man and the higher apes——the gib- bon, chimpanzee and gorilla—the weight is balanced on or near the in- ner border of the foot, they point out. The lines which may be drawn through the foot, indicating the points on which the weight rests, they call the “functional axis.”’ (¢ . S A MEANS of tracing man’s evolutionary history, the se- quence of changes by which the human foot was produced has been credited with more than ordinary value by various authors,’’ Dr. Morton says. “It was the alterations in the pattern of the body frame and in posture that ultimately resulted in the distinctive stature of mankind and which, asso- Clated with certain remodelings of the head and face, created the type which we now recognize as ‘man.’ “The greater development of the in- ner border of the human foot signifies that, at some time in prehuman his- tory, the functional] axis became trans- ferred from the middle to the inner border,’’ he states. All other animals, except man and the higher apes, have retained the functional axis in the mid- dle of the foot where the weight rests. Nature affords only one explanation, 80 far as known, of how the change in the feet of man and the higher apes could have been brought about, in Dr. Morton’s view. And this is the tree- grasping function which man once pos- sessed. This ability to swing along through the higher branches from tree to tree was accompanied, Dr. Morton Maintains, by a shifting of the func- ional axis from the central line to between the first and second toes. Structural proof of this is seen in the fact that in man’s foot the second toe is longer than the third, which has the greatest length in the feet of apes and in fossil foot bones. “It is also pertinent to note the fact that in some of the South American Monkeys a similar structural change is to be observed, but it is restricted to only the larger forms, and in them ils not a constant character as it is émong the anthropoids,”’ Dr. Morton Writes. “Comparative anatomy and pale- Ontology have failed to present any adequate explanation of how the human foot could have acquired its inwardly placed functional axis, xcept tha: it had passed through {0 ancient grasping stage, such as a8 been preserved in existing an- thropoids. The occasional presence x this character in only the larger New World monkeys gives reason to believe that this transposition of the &Xis did not develop in the ancient an- 3 thropoid stock until its representatives had Bained considerably in size; also at the prehuman representatives Vere not of small stature when this Change occurred in their feet.”’ In the species “Gorilla beringel,” Who Spends most of his time on the ema the feet show an increased de- DMent along the inner border, such a & is not found in the types that spend m ore time in the trees, nor in the tree- It Still Retains Muscles Which Could Only Have Been Developed by Grasping Branches of Trees, Anthropologists Now Declare. living chimpanzee, Dr. Morton points out. Observations indicate, Dr. Morton says, that there was a sequence of two stages in the development of the human foot: 1. An early stage when the leverage axis was moved toward the inner side of the foot with the development of the _ tree- grasping function. 2. A subsequent stage when the inner border became _ en- jlarged in connection with the ground-living habits. It was also during this latter period that the toes became shortened and the earlier grasping func- tion of the foot was gradually lost. Study of the fossil bones of the Neanderthal man, one of the earliest human ancestors yet to be dis- covered, convinces Dr. Morton that the Neanderthal foot was ‘‘in all ma- jor respects essentially human in its model,’’ despite certain characteris- tics of the foot of the anthropoid ape. Summing up other points of evi- dence concerning man’s existence in the trees, Dr. Morton cites the ratio of arm to body, which ‘gives unmis- takable testimony of a long interval of arboreal existence during the course of pre-human an- cestry.”’ Analysis of man’s body posture ‘‘definitely proves that the human method of vertical support by the legs’ is a modification of earlier habits of suspen- sion by the arms such as we observe in apes,” Dr. Morton adds. “It is also pertinent to observe that Ateles, the American spider monkey, commonly uses a gro- tesque erect manner of locomotion when on the Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927. F oP i PM See te s . : i — . - a ’ * fet y & * “9 1 eee ae i “ae oN -% é ie 4 ‘ yrs , — “ = * a =, ~e > 4 . . ~ ted B igs sm r, ~ e 3 - o Fa 2a s ie po, Se Se - 2. . . ‘4 > ae? SS ae « J- a ee 4” - = ©€ oy ore, ; + . ss. +e oe : ¢ - en Pe ase . “ a¢ r > of A ae ‘ we rae = | : ; : Sa . - » - 2 . * oy : _ “s ° ; 4 er Se a. Se , eae a ens. Rate Res Br sof ak hg AE gti tk Magen a Tee a. oe) ‘2 os Sees 42ers 4 46 * 1 . " - . pe Ae Re, AD Pe tan og OR gas OF: » 2 ae + > *1 Ne , , METS ICTS ~~ abe ~ > LP ae ws ga eet tess " “ex Oe heh . . z : tote te Fuk be. a oD a bas So ; 2 tte ‘- Pera te hay ie Nave x: 24 :. J A / 2 a ae ny Oe | me 24 * “¢ ae &* | 7 42 &) Pie af ty. Te... ‘ eat 4 4 v Be . ” Sr fac Oye bs # § 3 F : 2 tag 4 7 oa es (at ts set oe . ‘ \ ean 1. The human foot has pre- served the muscles designed for the purpose of grasping to a de- gree far beyond what has ever been attained by a foot with a nongfasping hallux (big toe). 2. The modern human foot has retained a recognizable degree of the bony structure which distin- guishes the type of grasp used chimpanzee, (D) gorilla and (E) man, showing similarities of human type to those of tree-living anthropoids. in the foot from the hand- grasp. 3. The primitive char- acteristics of the Neander- thal foot point toward a grasping anthropoid type. It is well nigh impossible to trace man’s ancestry by means of the size of the skulls of fos- sils, Dr. Morton points out, be- cause the skull increased in size very rapidly over a com- paratively short period of time. Thus, as far back as the Plio- cene era, many hundreds of thousands of years ago, there would be nothing to distin- guish the skull size of a possi- ble human ancestor from that of un ape. The foot will be the revealing clew when future fossils are discovered, Dr. Mor- ton says. “In so far as my own studies would enable me to judge I indorse Wood Jones’ statement,” he writes, ‘‘to the effect that, ‘If missing links are to be traced with complete success, the foot, far more than the skull or the teeth or the shins, will mark them as mon- key OF as man.’ ”’ He quotes another authority, Sir Arthur Keith, the noted English anthropologist, as follows: “The foot was evolved before the brain, for in Pithecanth ropus—- belonging to a very late Pliocene or very early Pleistocene date — the brain is little more than half the size of the hu- man brain.” It is the. theory of leading anthropologists that the development of the foot enabled the brain to develop. When: those earliest ancestors of man moved about in the trees it was constantly neces- Sary to think to prevent falling. But when they came down out of the trees and the foot developed, walking soon became an automatic function. It was no longer necessary to think about it, and consequently man could use al! his mental energy in the co-ordination of hand and brain. “The combination of these circum- stances,’’ Dr. Morton says, ‘‘created a new psychic era, furnishing opportun- ity for the development of a new and more advanced phase of animal cere- bration (mental activity) under en- tirely unprecedented and most favor: able conditions. Upon this basis I would regard the enlargement of the brain in the ancestors of mankind as a manifestation of this new psycho- logical development and as secondary to terrestrial bipedism (walking erect on the ground), by which these ausp!- cious conditions became actually established.”’ Drawing further comparisons be- tween ape and man, Dr. Morton says: ‘“‘Man's arm-body ratio indicates a similar arboreal development, but one which was carried only about half as far as in the case of the apes.”” The powerful development of man’s legs when compared with his arms inali- cates that the date at which he first began to walk erect is very, very ancient. But the underlying and more or less hidden characteristics, indicat- ing a previous life in the trees, togeth- er with other evidence, tend to estab- lish a mutual ancestry for man and ape at a.very dim and distant time in the past. Dr. Morton sums up his final con- clusion as follows: re4 . CCORDING to the present in- terpretation, the grosser ana- tomical characteristics of mankind were acquired long before human psychological qualifications had been attained. The entire expanse of the Pligpcene period was apparentiy necessary in order to bridge the gap between anima! behavior and the grad- ual dawning of human intelligence. “If mental development is to be the criterion for the zoological classifica- tion of ‘Homo’ (man), then it is doubt- ful if we shall bestow that title upon any individual or group who existed before the close of the Pfiocene, and all of man’s earlier forbears must be regarded as erect ground apes or, at best, terrestrial man-apes. In that case, human origin may literally . * * be said to have occurred with the opening of the Pleistocene period. “From a zoological point of view ‘human origin’ required an exceeding- ly long and protracted era of time; which is not to be confused with the hypothetical point of derivation. The course of human evolution was evi- dently characterized by progressive adaptations for terrestrial bipedism, showing first in the feet and gradual- ly extending upward to involve the entire body frame. “The associated freeing of the arms from the function of locomotion creat- ed a new phase in mental cerebration; in its subsequent development, animal behavior became gradually amplified by reason and intelligence. The de- velopment of the major characteristics of the human body form and stature, however, preceded the humanoid ex- pansion of the cranium and brain and the ultimate refinement of facial char- acteristics.”’ R. MORTON’S summary of the [newer discoveries is seen by aci- entists as only one more piece of evidence in proof of Darwin's theory of evolution, advanced 55 years ago in his “Descent of Man,” that started a dispute that has raged ever since. In his presidential address before the British Association for the Ad- vancement of Science, Sir Arthur Keith expressed the view of scientists the world over. “All the evidence now at our dis- posal,’ he said, “supports the conclu- sion that man has arisen from an ap- thropoid ape not higher in the zoolog- ical scale than the chimpanzee, and that the date at which human‘and an- thropoid lines of descent began to di- verge lies near the beginning of the Miocene period. On our modest scale of reckoning that gives man the re- spectable antiquity of about 1,000,000 years. “Was Darwin right,’ Sir Arthur asked, ‘‘when he said that man, under biological forces which can be observed and measured, ha@S been raised from a place among the anthropoid apes to that which he now occupies? The an- swer is Yes, and in returning the ver- dict I speak but as the foreman of the jury—a jury which has been impan- eled from men who have devoted a lifetime to weighing the evidence. “The evidence of man’s evolution from an ape-like being, obtained from a study of fossil remains, is definite and irrefutable, but the process has been infinitely more complex than was suspected in Darwin's time.” Page Five. Brae ie * : Pg 1 thy PS 7 why re Tas ms ” usd CFS ” , on et ee ee » Py ee ‘ —_ Lani - 4 ‘ nn jiee Te ALN, * oa ee tay ee ee so + AR a oles r bse " ; 4 a ‘an a it bei Et Rogie cach ay ’: a fintye Ps G ee) nA, ‘ scidtieas Dea St Se é 4 5 4 a , ed S Ps o eae a at Fe ante estab ales ee nein Mi a ee ¥ _ ~ > Tales ee aes oer ae kes eS ee? Ao an “e EO ROO Ott ee on. Sh he coe pe ae eas oP ea ee

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: HM MM . THERE L Someriyin G GLITTERING (AKA ) [IA THAT CAVE — | >» WILL tention of deporting the Chards after all. It was made by Frank Hays Jt chief inspector at Omaha. “We did all we could for te Chards,’’ Hays said, “but we had t threaten to deport them because # was the only way by which they could become naturalized legally. Howeve there is a clause in the orders which permits us to renew a parole as oftes as we wish and in the case of the Chards we already intended to rene® it as long as the couple lived. But we | could not tell them we were going . do this. This policy seems unusually severe, especially when considerate © is taken of Mr. Chard's long residen@ - here and his standing in his commas ty, but we could only class them # ) visitors and no other arrange could possibly be made.” In spite of this explanation, the im migration office and the State Depart | ment came in for severe criticis® oy friends of the Chards who tho that, if the immigration authoritie had no intention of carrying out the deportation threat, the Chards 8B have been apprised of it and not dri en to suicide through worry ovet It Chard’s death and the cirea® stances surrounding it attracted attention throughout the state ané funeral was the largest ever eee ™ = this region. They buried him on § little hill a short distance from door. Standing at his grave, one cae view his entire farm on which > lived and worked for most of bis years. He lies buried almost i bis own soil, but still a man without § country. ICC KEEP ME EVE OW HIM -) THAT DEAR “RAZY (Ar WiLL NOT SUFFER THE SYVG OF “THAT “BRICIt” TO PAY - -NO. SIR -/ © | THE MOR NEW ENGLAND professor— Awe ought to know; and what don't they know?—sald the oth- er day that letter-writing is on the decline. Two generations ago the ability to write a courteous and ele- gant letter was held to be one of the aims of education. Now nobody cares. Everybody writes in a sliap-dash hur- ried style that is copied from the scenario of the moving picture and the diction of the night lettergram. As a consequence, we no longer see the little old manuals that used to teach people how to write letters and that had such titles as The Complete Letter-Writer or The Perfect Guide to Correspondence. They don't seem to cover the ground. In our modern life the kind of situations that arise are no longer met by the Perfect Letter Writer, and we need some new models to copy instead. I have therefore worked out and reproduced here a few samples from The More Than. Com- plete Letter-Writer, which I hope to publish later in its entirety. I. INTIMATE FAMILY CORRESPON- DENCE. THE QUESTION OF A _ RE-MAR- RIAGE. (Note: In these days of divorce and of changing relationships, @ very special kind of correspon- dence is needed to announce to one’s friends alterations of this sort. The following letter is from a young lady to an intimate acquaintance.) My dear Lil I must write to tell you the good news that there is at our house. IT don't think you'd ever guess! “Father = IT GEEVES GRADUALLY BOIT MEESUS KLEPNER A BABY. ECOND FLOOR — MEESUS ~ GRUBNICK: Yi Yi Yi ta Boit. she gafe to a baby!!! Whan deed it was Meesus Feitie- baum?” THIRD FLOOR—MRS. FEITLEBAUM -~-I know???%=We gung now DY her wid a weesit by Doctor Noftolis in de sentenarium we should look- | ing de baby MR. FEITLEBAUM—Noo noo Meesus, ‘ats pligze we should horry Opp = kradually LOOY—Why de rush to frighten de poor little ting so soon—ha, ha" better pipe him wunst, pop, and den take a walk around de block till he gits used to your face—grad- Ually-—_Woops—' ' Ha. ha'''— Hay, easy wid dat carpet sweeper. ‘I ain't ao-——— ISIDORE—Ba-ba—I got a preset for Bissus Klepder’s baby—ba-ba MRS. FEITLEBAUM—Y! yi—Hm—® dollink hidea! A prasant for de baby——__. MR. FEITLEBAUM—See dope take from de leedle brodder a example— ISIDORE—A<A dice preset-——ba-ba— The suit off my toy monkey—lIt will just fit hib—My monkey's sult— With the feather id the hat, ba-ba—

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_ ae ee. HM-MM - THERE « SOMETHING GLITTERING IN THAT CAVE — I) wile INVES SUIGATE.. Vea witt ter 4 aoe By HERRIMAN | THIS lS (A Golb * BRICK -) THAN All oe Those. “THAT HOLIN HELLY’ CAN BAKE (V 4 eee ee ae D: GUI SE ir -- AND MAKE Tt LOOK “THE DAME AS AN | ORDINARY ONE BRiit y WORTH MORE A IT a ett. aes (No evil BYES ee 1c MEEP ME EYE Cw HM - war DEAR “RRAZY HWAr Wit. AOT SUFFER THE SYNG ~\ ~WO, SIR .N rnold Chard, the mer Who Killed Inder Threat OF THAT BRICK TOR 7 {ONE FAL —[ > ow we eww Ew Ewe ewe ee eS = GROSS EXAGGERATIO Ait that dice—ba-ba—— MR. FEITLEBAUM—Yi (SMACK)!! —vY¥j Yi Yi—Prasant! Dey should gue ose yat (SMACK) from silehder witt liable (SMACK )—— Whan deed it was Meesus Feitlee LOOY—Well-well—stoopid aint so dumb at dat—Ha, ha—Weli——Let’s go an remind me to stop off fer & bottle of Gilhooley an Sharp's Sac- ramental Wine— Woops——— POT TWO. By de Senetarium. Si teare Racy M—Noo noo Meesus, Ist DORE—Ba-ba—Whed are we £0- ing to have adotber baby— MR. FEITLEBAUM— (SMACK }—Aha —_noo here we are—Hollo Meesus Klepner!! Holio pippie’ CHORUS—Hollo!!! Hello Grubnick— Hollio Meesus Mitzic— Hollo Lots from lock!——de bast from helt—Hollo Goldfarb! Hollo Nem- eroff'! Hollo—say I was here bde- furr you Schwartz—Is mine tolnb naxt on de scale—-Bickuss is free 80 you got to—Yi Yi Yi— look I gained fife ponds-—Hollo—-Coher Lie FeitieDaum— MR. FEITLEBAUM—Hm Hollo—Con- granulations' Lots from lock Meesus elias bast _-_Congranu e by The suit off my toy monkey—It will MRS. aenene— Sine -dene — de you Meester Feitiebaum of—Yi Yi Yi-—Oxcuse same by und many Dumb Waiter. me!!!—Sh——pipple here is coming Chink by mistake an Missus O Toole hesked you a hopinion dope? now de doctor—— went home wid a Fascist—Oboy— MRS. NEMEROFF—So wot’'ll gonna DR. NOFTOLIS——Goot, hefternoon— Better tattoo yer name on de babs be entitled de baby Meesus Kiep- ° pipple—Hm—nhopen batter a ween- Missus Klepner or you ii be noisib ner —~Heh—I brutt some a Greek. two Polocks an a coupia MRS. KLEPNER—We dunt rilly could dow—a ham decite—-Hefter mine Huncle Muttke prospectus costumers dey should Sunwoishipers! Ha ha-—Ha ha’ looking on de room—Come in pipple DR. NOFTOLIS—Yeb—HA HA HA is named mine Montgomery—uund —-Yas dees de tan dollar room-—ho Dem funny fellas'!! Halways witt hefter mine grenfodder Schmendrik by de way—dees is Meesus Klepner de jukks—You gotta watch dem fellas ha ha ha-—-Goot pyé from mine femily is hall alife- is named mine Salisbury!'—-De rast heh heh—You hoid maybe from de funny ; ka G ae Peeckled Harringsa Incup- Denks Gott =~ LOOY—-Well why doncha bump off DE | Uncle Pincus an call de kid Peabod) Fast Time ha ha ha—Pst-—All dey want is a . temporary name—After he’s eigh- teen al! he'll need is a number'! ISIDORE-—— Ba-ba—-why dont you get a operation sobetibe—huh ba-ba— MR. FEITLEBAUM— (SMACK) Pre- positions you making ha (SMACK) -Sh—~here is coming de doctor— DK. NOFTOLIS——-Hm oxcuse me pip ple I bratt in some prospectus cos- turers dey should- LOOY—wWell well Hullo Doc-——Say did 1 ever tell ya wot happened to ie ° ° , 44 , TY) « 4 - ft) j ¥ r i K) epner from de Kliepner Peeckled saw in de noisery de baby—Hm a year for gittin tempermenta! wid a Harrings—-Wan from mine bast cos- dollink'! A leedle shafer a cute cop—Ha ha—Wei!l de bed wuz too ¢umers—heh—heh—Come in pip- one—He smiled from me yat! Ha’ short and his bean wae laying on & le i ceatind LOOY—Well wait till he grows up ab radiator ail night—-Dey taught he LOOY—Ha ha hello Doc—I hear dere gets a pone look atcha pop-—He had a fever and kept shovin ter- wuz a few brats mixed up here last won't stop laffin-—Ha mometers in him-——-De poor guy was week—Missus Guissippio got a MR. FEITLEBAUM — Somebody sewollyin termometers ail night ‘an Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927. now he stretches in de summer an shrinks in de winter ha ha-—-Ate a hot one doc-——Oops here comes din- ner fer de patient—-Don't crowd folks-——Yez'li all git some ha ha PINCUS GOLDFAKB—Ho by de way doctor—aham—You know-——-I ax pacting wot mine wife’ll gonna hev a Daby £0 DR. NOFTOLIS Ho -— yas — hm aham——by hall minns of cuse aham—-fine-_-to—er I'm giad—So we halways raddy PINCUS GOLDFARB So it stends by de lendiord in de lease wot its no cheeldren allowt—-So wot I should do?? DR. NOFTOLIS emma S Ynnemnen? tf ! CHORUS—Hm werry goot de food'' Hm—-a gudgeous weal---Hm—not bed de weal——goot food here by de hospital!!! Hm a beautiful — Weal'! Try some from de weal Meesus Kiepner-—-No’??—May be batter you shouldn' t—Hm—Nize weal—-Wal we batter stotting we sheulid gung—-—Oops—hollo noise’ NURSE—Ansd how was the roast ham—- CHORUS—HALP''' Yi us. wee Queeck a hoperation'! lil Ta f ie ma Ra % 7 es ie =. wr oop \ - es erty, $5 aN BRR al ee pi” eithnciaailin,: Meter AER eee tint mai ; a iv Bi SE hp 00 ‘ pen, So ee a : vs a oe etd ee Pee sc llhiva Bayesian tee Pe Se a pee idednbre " Ries

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Wa & Sage HV ERY OTHER THURSDAY a ROM the moment things that must be done? That must be done ‘¢o- day, because it would be two weeks before Every Other Thursday came again. Perhaps she would let her off at 1:30. or even 1, if the work was finished. The sound of water bathroom off Their Mawson! He had to have his dDreakfast at 20 minutes — past bed, dived 1 into aie little bathroom dab at her face. a hands, a hasty through her bobbed pale yello (that bob had been the her Americanization). Out to the kitchen Bang’ coffee pot. Rattle' Thes The icebox door. Clash’ Clatter! The china Whiff-whoof' The swinging door. Three breakfasts to get at three different times. and the front room to be tidied up Mr. Mawson had his breakfast at 20 Minutes to & He was a silent man. behind glasses with special lenses is breakfast never varied. Half a Krape- fruit or a glass of Orange juice. four-minute eggs. Two pieces of to A cup of coffee. Two lumps of s Plenty of cream. Out of the hous five minutes to 8. These husbands' Treated like little boys by their wives and daughters. In Finland it was different. The women were independent, yes, like the men. But the men were not bossed _ the women. These women, they ran him. He hardly ever rebelled. Somet imes, but not often. Between Helmi and Mr James G. Mawson there existed an un- spoken sympathy. Miss Zhoolie always dashed into the dining room just before 9 and gulped her orange juice. Mrs. Mawson would be heard from her bedroom. “Zhoolie. you eat something bot before you £0) out.” “IT can't. I've got a 9 o'clock. I'm late now.”’ “I don't care how late you are Then get up 10 minutes earlier Then don't stay out unti! eee If it's only a cup of hot coffee” But Miss Zhoolie had gone to her class at Barnard. Mrs. Mawson's tray you brought to her bed at 9, after the Others had gone. It was quite a hearty breakfast. considering that Mrs. Mawson wasn't strong. She could not rise for break- Page Eight. fast his brought on one of her head- aches. She always spoke of these af- flictions in the possessive. One of my headaches. It was aa though she cher- ished them. It was not hard, once you had got the hang of it. A year ago she could never have done it, but Helmi learned Quickly. Often, after they had told her to do a thing one way and she had learned it that way, they told her to do it another. But Helmi went ahead and did it in the original way, disre- garding them. Mrs. Mawson said she didn't understand her. “I must say I don't understand that girl. She’s a closed book to me. You cant be friendly with her. I think she could find us all murdered and she wouldn't turn hair—especially if it happened to be her Thursday The conversation was between Mrs. Mawson and Zhoolie. Zhoolie had been christe Julia. after a grand- Tiamima h in her four th year, pronounc! iled with Zh G. Mawson as he #ometime yu oh ly one maid, what can you do? “Of course’ —hastily — ‘the woman comes in to clean day a week, and the washwoman her room!” . Mawson wie Helmi's quisite ” scouring, Socaig moppi the Mawson ap: certain wholesome defian: the slightly musty chamber After Ops a personal food; and walkin f housewifelinuess. of the mirror were cards that caused Mrs. Mawson . } ~ - coiored picture + san = =~ > oe Zhoolie merriment ihese were rtainiv Mrs doesn't j nds see this bathroom KOing to tel! her that she oftener than—Oh, they're lunch—+if sketchy on Every Other Thursda at Mrs. Mawson would go out for +h §$ meal, if possible. Zhoolie never lunched at home on weekdays Helmi was free when her work was finished These things h : > be taken for granted. as little conver- sation between the ress and maid Helmi practiced th her race. She spoke in monosyliables The iceman, the grocer, the janito in person or at the telephone. got short shrift from Helmi in any case On Thursdays she waa curt to the point of insult. Strangely enough—or perhaps not so strangely—this indifference to their advances gave Helm! a certain desirability in their eyes) When occa- sion presented itself woo her in the patois of their kind “Say, you're a sketch bet the Euy gets you il have the right to wear & umpire’s mask ali right. Listen, baby. ie ver ‘ economy f they attempted to Sunday Magazine—Szi. dont you never go nowheres? Dponm*'t vor dance or noth- ing 7°’ Did she dance? For what else did he liv e! And to what other purpose was Every Other Thursday planned! Ask the girls and boys at the Finnish Progressive Society hall in One Hun- dred and Twenty-sixth street Especially (alas!) the girls; the girls who swarmed there on a Thurs- day night with their half- dollars clutched tight in their palms. You went to these dances alone If you were popular, you danced with the boys. Otherwise you danced with the By 8:30 the big hall was’com- By 9:30 it was crowd- packed. The band boomed and pounded Did she dance? Did she dance! These Amer- ican boys were fools This Thursday nigh she wou! ance in her new blue dress to be pur O danced neer inp ntry She hed her as Thursday Was not for with her. chauffeurs, barrels glittering silver you saw gorgeoua ve- hicle outside Progr essive D piibensiy Dut with oncealed mouth > } ‘Helm!, Miss hoo! learned iast she Was expect- Saturday night— you Know—Mr. Mawson and ] were going out—there were to be four with Miss Zhoolie’''—— ‘Miss Zhoolie wants to know—they an't come on Saturday—they’re leav- mother, do come to the point.” ‘ng town unexpectedly on Friday ’’—a sound from Zhoolie—'wants to know if yOu can’t stay in today, so that they can come to dinner Steamed to ‘et them know this morn: ng—and t Friday out, instead Will that” “NO,”’ said Helm he monosyllable was so it had the effect of stunning her hear- ers slightly; they Appeared not quite Special todo. What do yo 2 mean thing. What does she do”? Noth- ing! he hasn't the ; ices “What's the . Mawson wearily neadaches coming on.’ urned a tear-stained face to 4 want Heimi to take to- nstead of today, and she to understand Mrs Mawson actually re- peated painstakingly, anyway!” ifferente to you. mignt make a lot to he Well’ The front door sl; behind hi Helmi qc «(«dlittle food as a rule, aside from unlimited cups of cof- Trunks of rye bread. In citing lawson was wont she really doesn i | ? «y - instead “= ona . Sunday, Frou = — t A cOming is someone WM eek a be 8 a aturday drifted marked Brooklyn would have known born servant on her bever would have guess hours lay ahead of h spoiled, urious 2imi exciting year lay behind thoughts, translated. Get your young man ee he maw of New Her passage money had been : her by her brother. Abe! Seppala. She had sailed from Abo. New York reached. she had been turned back at Ellis Island. Her coun- was filled. Months passed sent money, against the his wife, Ann This time ribed the steward and sailed as e of the stewardegses. One hundred fifty dollars that had cost How sick she had been' The Doat reached New York. But the stew rdesses were ot allowed to land. Frantic. she man- aged to get word to Abe!l. ‘ue dress. The Finnish steam The boat remained five days in New The da The play at the day it was due to re- ‘ne dance. What did tu _ Abdel and Anni came on rsday that she couldn't ostensibly to bid farewe!! She looked at Zhoolie Concealed, they car- ress, a coat, shoes, a hat. said Helmi. Turned and went ieee rouge, eyeglasses. hese had been smuggled to Helmi. Fever- cried Zhoolie. “She's ishly she had shed h uniform, had Olie’s flashing eyes and meant “Great Hunky’ you Cand actually Spolil iOud she gaid again t as if you reall: Thursday out that you co ‘ ? on TT «a — gZiris uptown CM pi Mistress. stubbornly Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927. By Ed Na f er ber put on the American clothes. the powder, the €yeglasses. call had come for nol, had down the gangplank per the eyes of the chief stewarg Spurned as an alien by her st “epmotherlang the had disguised herself as a daughter and achieved a home that way. At once she had gone tO work. At once she had gone to school. Annj had not been very cordial to her. But she had helped the gir}. nevertheless, She had got her a “place.” The Wage wy Helmi knew no English and rant of American ways. But first, part of the infinitesims © to pay back tbe ™m Oney loaned her by Abel and Anni. She hag gone to school, three nights a week. ren “He women were gery. ant girls, like herself[—Sweg. « ish, Finnish. Czech, Lat Polish, Hungarian. She had had the look of the old country. a big-boneg girl. with broad shoulders and Capable She had worn her hair pulled forehead and temples ombs, and wound at the n of neat. slippery braids ears she wore gold hoops. Her was straw-colored, with no glint gold in it; her eyes blue. but nots a She was not pretty, bat had been about her a certaig ness of coloring and expression Stened earnestly. They read out a child's reade The lesson wag, erhaps, a nature study ‘hat is a frog, Miss Seppalg?” Miss Seppala would look Startled, ifi uncomprehending, all af gabbling from those about Suddenly a great light envelops Miss Seppala. “A frock iss an animal wiss legs iss jumping all the time and iss green.” Triumph. The lesson went on to say: “Dragos flies are called darning needles.” Miss Speiser, the teacher, spoke upper West Side New York English. “Aw dawhn- ing needles hawmful?” she inquired. The result was that Helmi’s English accent turned out to be a mixture of early Finnish and late Bronx—most my yeemene to the hearer. Stil R served. ‘an now her hair was bobbed, and her clothes were American, and she Said, “I'll tell the vorid each week at the Mawsons’. She had paid back her passage money. She had learned to prepare American ishes, being a natural cook. She knew how to serve from the left, to keep the glasses filled, to mix a pretty good Bronx cocktail. She was, in shert, an excellent middle-class Americas servant span iky, independent, cape trip to Finntown, is ere Abel and Anal begrudged the time ut she went out ofa housework. ; her house was 27 looked 35. wo no love was lost, Dut ner toward each other changed. Helmi was Helmi was an ia woman, earning nni was a married harried by a bum The two talked the same. You are lucky. t and have & good ate te and go Se ae I wed her and that daughter of hers. They went into that in detail. Thelt Pale blue eyes were triumphant. “You are early today. Did you eat?” “No. Coffee only.” “I'll fix you some kaalikaareita.” Helmi ate with a “ar appetite. She had had no Finnish food for almos two weeks. It was good Well, she must be going. Going! Already’ Where was she running? Oh, she had much to A long ride back Grand Centra! Side subway. She wi One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, lunged into its cheerful hurly-burly e made for the shop where Lemp! Parta had bought her dress. The piace was full of girls like herself, with bobbed hair and pale biue eyes. 4 woman came forward And what @ you. Miss’’" Heimi as “spewed ap a lady wants you should thing in a blue crepe You did not pay all at course You paid in part, took your name and address asd the name of the people yop worked f0F- But they let you take the whole outfit: Blue dreas, blue coat, lined wit! sand (Concluded on page 9.) and got $20 AND The Special Correspondent By - c the Post - Dispatc? Sunday Magazine WASHINGTON A Stylish Blouse these cavs,. that Makes ritteen- Dvyes, taded Keep ugh the | restauranz i 7 ~~ filied fee and nakki Jf “araWway q lay pecia: Va 4. directions camnie<. | te ~~ - DIAMOND . ‘4 \ 41 Woseseline "? ¥, sf ; Diamond Send Coupon FREE BOOK! 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by Edna Ferber put on the American clothes, the ro uge the powder, the eyeglasses. . t When the call had com® for visitors to go ashore Helmi, with Abel and Anni, haa Dasseq down the gangplank under the very eyes of the chief steward. Spurned as an alien by her stepmotherland. she had disguised herself as a native daughter and achieved a home that Way. At once she had gone to work. At once she had gone to school. Annj had not been very cordial to her. But she had helped the girl, nevertheless. She had got her a ‘place.’ The Wage wag small, for Helmi knew no English and was ignorant of American Ways. But from the first, part of the infinitesimal] Wage went to pay back tbe money loaned her by Abeland Anni. She had gone to school, three nights a week OST of the women were gery. | ant girls, like herself—sweg. 4 ish, Finnish, Czech, Latvian, Polish, Hungarian. She had had the look of the old country. A big-boned girl. with broad shoulders and capable hands. She had worn her hair pulled away from her forehead and temples held with sidecombs, and wound at the back in a bun of neat, slippery braids. In her ears she wore gold hoops. Her hair was straw-colored, with no glint of gold in it; her eyes‘blue, but not » deep blue. She was not pretty, but there had been about her a certain freshness of coloring and expression She listened earnestly.- They read ont of a child's reader. The lesson Was, perhaps, a nature study. “What is a frog, Miss Seppala?’’ Miss Seppala would look startled. terrified, uncomprehending, al] at once. Much gabbling from those about her. Suddenly a great light envelops Miss Seppala. “A frock iss an animal wiss legs iss jumping all the time and iss green.” Triumph. The lesson went on to say: ‘Dragon flies are called darning needles.’ Miss Speiser, the teacher, spoke upper West Side New York English. “‘Aw dawhn- ing needies hawmful?’’ she inquired. The result was that Helmi's English accent turned out to be a mixture of early Finnish and late Bronx—-most mystifying to the hearer. Stiil it served. And now her hair was bobbed, and her clothes were American, and she said, “I'}l tell the vorid,’’ and got $20 each week at the Mawsons’. She had paid back her passage money. She had learned to prepare American dishes, being a natural cook. She knew how to serve from the left, to keep the glasses filled, to mix a pretty good Bronx cocktail. She was, in short, an excellent middle-class American servant—spunky, independent, capa- ble, unfriendiy. T WAS a long trip to Finntown. in Brooklyn, where Abel and Anni lived. Helmi begrudged the time this afternoon, but she went out of a sense of duty. Anni was busy at her housework. Anni was always busy at her house- wom® Anni was 27 and looked 35. Between the two no love was lost, but today their manner toward each other was indefinably changed. Helmi was no longer a debtor. Helmi was an in- dependent and free woman, earning her twenty a week. Anni was a married woman, bound, tied. harried by a hun- dred household tasks. The two talked in their native tongue. “Well, how goes it?’’ “Always the same. You are lucky. You can run out and have a eood time.’’ “She wanted me to stay home today and go tomorrow. I showed her and that daughter of hers.”’ They went into that in detail. Their pale blue eyes were triumphant. “You are early today. Did you eat?” “No. Coffee only.”’ “I'll fix you some kaalikaareita.— Helmi ate with a good appetite. She hed had no Finnish food for almost two weeks. It was good. Well, she must be going. Going’ Already? Where was she running’ Oh, she had much to do! A long ride back to New York. Grand Central. Change. The East Side subway. She was spewed up at One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street. plunged into its cheerful hurly-burly. She made for the shop where Lemp! Parta had bought her dress. The piace was full of girls like herself, with bobbed hair and pale biue eyes. A woman came forward. “And what cat I do for you, Miss?" Helmi made known her wants. “Miss S! Oh, Miss S' The youné lady wants you should show her some thing in a blue crepe.”’ You did not pay all at once, of course. You paid in part, and they took your name and address and tbe name of the people yop worked [0F. But they let you take the whole outfit: blue dreas, blue coat, lined with sand (Conciuded on page 9.) +4 cea ND THEN THE ROMANTIC NICARAGUAN LANDED IN JAIL a Special Correspondent of the Post - Dispatch Sunday Magazine WASHINGTON, D. C. a6 6S. UF ORB Nicaraguan mil- lionaire, Romero Rosales, who app., thought that he . could free him- self of a wife in the United States as easily as he ould in his native country. This giusion ~bDecamme apparent when ye ered Of his Nicaraguan bride ghile he Was honeymooning with per in W.Shington, and shipped ber back to the battle-scarred country of Central America, while be indulged in pleasant philander- ings with the latest object of his ; , ae if tsney—a pret) -year-old Amer- ican The elopement Wwas just an elopement. They met by prear- egnged appointment, took a for the West and went in guest ive and new adventures. And included in those adven- tyres Was a jail—that was Ko- mero § awakening to the realiza- tion that the American marital rode is not that of Nicaragua He heard, for the first time, of such things as white-slavery charges, and Mann act violations. And now he sits, dejectedily, in the jail of Denver, Colorado Romero Rosales is young and good-looking. He was born and raised in the little town of Mana- gua, where much of the fighting during the recent revolutionary disturbances has been centered E IS wealthy, thanks to the jligence of intelligent ther of ! ish blood, adopted country an untold fortune minerals He—Romero— lived in luxury on the magnifi- eent estate left him by his _for- bear, and life was a pleasant path, until the inroads of political in- trigue threw the little nation into b uproar. Romero determined to leave Nicaragua, which was none too pleasant, anyway, and find out something about America Romero, although still very roung, had already been married divorced, A Stylish Blouse It’s color these davs, that makes a garment stylish! With a fifteen- cent envelope of Diamond Dyes, you can make an old or faded Waist smart as any on display. Keep all your clothes stvlish—through the quick magic of home dyeing. Beautiful dyeing or perfectly Gofgeous tinting is easy, if you'll only use original Diamond Dyes irue dyes). 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The procedure is merely a formality Therefore, according to the story he told afterwards, when he d ecided to come to America, he realized that honeymoon travel would be far pleasanter than O f bachelorhood The bride. too. was an heiress in her own name, and the wedding Was a magnificent affair The ad- y enturous honeymoon led them to Washington, where they staved at the Wardman lTark Hotel. one of > ‘ . 4 } 3 : tne favorite nostelries for rl a b lats and visitors from foreign ountries. yet the honeymoon was not to e long-lived Romero found his Nicaraguan bride an inconveni- t? nee, not to Say an encumbrance. She seemed less beautiful in com- | ) d arison with the fair-complexioned ebutantes of the national capi- She couid not speak English she, therefore, was unmerci- bored at the dinner parties, night club whirls very soul of the story, isregarded. What Happened to Romero Rosales After He Shipped His Bride Back Home and Eloped With a 17-Year-Old American. Miss Elizabeth Hales, Romero's American sweetheart. was launched A moon, ig the table of the roof gar- country, cooped up ail day in a den, a soft orchestra that played > V } » 2% 7 " ih ae om o otel, while her husband . . *% ‘ ‘ a | 7 ah ao > > Nn — — rare} > . ia’ Ing aii OV ci Lf Ls coun , D Ss] * ’ S insidious waltzes and a copious ipply of fine old Embassy liquor @ } she found the honeymoon far dif- proved too much for the - + ed. She complained, but without ~ erent from what she had expect- of either of them. . 134 1 7 I)}y- fo1} Romero, quite admittedly, feii uccess. Finally, they agreed that in love on the one hand, and Miss should return to Nicaragua, Hales, with equal frankness, did follow in the the same on the other From ain the divorce day on the romance grew. + rine ¢ ; . first iD So back to Nicarazua went hlighted bride. while Romero t all that Romero - jreamed of in his a 22 vr) tna ures Of the Americ . t* mwMeoMTMoyY vy heat was uncomm Pi,by DeEAaAULII t was ata night club th met Miss Elizabeth Morton © Y) TIM |CO he meetlIDz Lisa@b Every YY 5s? 2 Gans . rc an rT) 1 bh ¢ Fira and 4. Was Uiis 411485 DIZ nt s 14, 54 - slender way eyes, and skin as a nond lily a pond Bee Cc} ae racefis] and clever and n Lie W a! 2] aCeli ui ailu ~ & ¥U 2 avid h romance number capable. She had read extensive- lv. and appealed to his mind as well as to his sense of romance, and as the days passed they saw each other with increasing fre- quency: For Miss Hales, too, found in young Nicaraguan a new fas- on and attraction Romero asked her ith him He told honestly, that he had been married before-—twice before- vorce |] Nicaragua is a simple This statement unfor- was nijstaken by Miss explained that a dil- be an explanation of how he obtained his two divorces, rather than an assurance that a divorce would be an easy thing to procure, and believing that he was free, she accepted his pro- posal * en . ‘ a oD ——E apo eae ae ae ae a SD ED Es GD a. Se ee ee ee ee ee ae Proncé. 2 rimiomrm a rf) omhrnan crepe a lmmedc With Eemobvroliad id edged with a collar of ae ‘ ? approached the Progressive So- he " +o | law Vile uSUdai ine linportant-iooKin : outside That portion York's Finnish chauffe had Thursday afternoon was inside Hel mi passed thro. groups in the hallway) Finnish rose to her ears restaurant the tables were filled She ordered a cup . wy fon a piate of Finnisn leipa—with ray seed. athhouse had been } e » ¥ ¢ _ .¢ the farmhouse itse the bathhouse not / purposes of cleanliness é oe : © 4 ¥ 4 na : healing mn its shelves and atforms you Gi Wi Restored to FW Exact Ori ONE LIQUID used for ALL Colors of HAIR Wty’ nal Color Without Dyes—30 DAY FREE TRIAL Amazing new dicoor a ' Ot ort et, Ciscovrery-—REVA-—restores es wriginal shacie i your hair without 2nensy, 8 a natural restorer — is applied to scaip, NOT leet) colorless iiqrid used 1B Sam pies of hair needed. te “Tell-Taie’’ Gray Roots . re ‘ ems Ais ir tonic. Overcomes dandruff. Thou- Seng 0 atid women ice used sticcessfully “ai Free Trial! . Lh 30 Dns Restores exact original shade “AY , : Sgt , *. . 3] 2 4) Qt once for tn) Se etisfaction poxitively guaranteed WR wothing No oblwations. Send NOW A COR 1700 Wiison Avenue eDept.607 Chicago Thousands of Delighted Users ame color it Was ‘ ner . + (a hole in each toe), fiung her unt- derwear to the winds, dived the cotton nightgown and tu >r lumpy bed wi rapturous grunt ; Tr. 4 mn? ‘+? thought bitter) ne’ And i ilk stockings. Mrs. Mawson «tbougnt alike James G. Mawson sie} pyright be Poet Dispatch neeled the silk stockings They met one evening just after midnight, suitcases packed and tickets bought. Thus started the great adventure. Next morning, when Mrs. Wil- liam M. Pratt, the girl's mother, found her missing from her room and all of her belongings zone, she was prostrated. Police were noti- fied, and when detectives ques- tioned her she told them of the friendship between her daughter and the young Nicaraguan Investigation was immediately made at the Wardman Park Ho- tel, and when it was found that Romero was also missing. the searchers put two and two to- gether and got the right answer. Every city in the country was notified to be on the lookout for the two elopers, but the day passed without word. The second day, however, Mrs. Pratt received the following telegram: “Dear Mother: We left New York last night and ar- rived here today. Was very Surprised Love YOUR DAUGHTER.’ There was no explanation of the surprise which she mentioned. The wire, however, gave police a defi- nite clew upon which to work and they guessed rightly that the two were bound for some Western point, and notified all cities be- yond Chicazo EANWHILE, the runaways were encountering difficul- - ties. On the night of their elopement they had gone to New York and, after a few hours of Sightseeing, had taken the train for Chicago, where they had sent the telegram home It was their intention to visit the Yellowstone On their honeymoon elopement, but Romero first wanted to spend afew days in Denver, so, on their way, they had stopped there But in the meantime cash was running low. Funds in hand had reached the vanishing point, Ro- mero had no more cash in the United States, and, with the un settied conditions in Nicaragua, banks and hotels were not willing to extend him credit on a per- sonal check. It became necessary for them to take a single room in a cheap boarding house, and then, to make matters worse, Romero was sud- denly taken {)1. SATE seemed to be frowning, unquestionably, on Miss Hales’ romance, but she was not one to be deterred by adversi- ties. Having once made up her mind that she loved the black- haired young man from the trop- ics, she stuck to him through thick and thin. Never having had to work for a living, Miss Hales found it diffl- cult to get a job without any pre- vious experience. Finally, how- ever, she found a position, with a ainall salary, as waitress in a smal! restaurant, and when police final- ly located the pair she was still supporting the man of her heart, while he lay in the .tuffy little room in the boarding house. Romero they arrested and charged with violation of the Mann act. He seemed quite un- conscious of having committed any wrong, explained that he in- tended to divorce his Nicaraguan bride immediately and marry the American girl with whom he had run away, and he was unable en- tirely to understand it, when he was told that such an arrange- ment would not satisfy the Amerti- can laws Miss Hales was held as a material witness, although she declared she would not testify against him. 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( FREEDOM AFTER CENTURIES OF VIRTUAL SLAVERY) ° ~ + . vy) , MOvirtin * f, - +. Ps eg mma rah Divorce, too, favors tne ma: out in for her ap allow : | ¥ - -_ £ ; culine portion of the population ance C wm? she can sy f & ¢ Go > PDort ‘as , - "- >a , + St “ae = 9 T) ~ sg A hare >} f f ,»Y , > ’ frre | If the husband desir¢ to ric herself for t three months ans ee must Clapse % Copper x Te himself of any one particular wife, three days — : ay 7 4 cP , fore ahe ia rr ] : all he need say in the presence of fore she is in eligible fop a requires a recognized official is, ‘I h “Oo to } Ww aris ym : repetition é alias Peer : makes it- which may have grown wearisom« Tee Clause to him The wife. on the other hand. has no such power of ini- By a Special Correspondent of the infrequently desir. Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine 1 OW would - you | . . rat ae ve divorced hin a | ° . : a4 oO e Vic rea a} +f c or IDLY r +) ne expects see . 4 8 tinting = divorce sui, Accords Months ang S “A L ° ss > . s | = to the Moslem iaw she is n le three days af ward. On lear potentate’s garden i JR learning ’ ‘ ; saath re finite!) — ’ ae . , to ner Spouse indefinite i’ a if Lie Case. he Drom pr. A P ‘ - aA i : A i 1 . > O osnae.4 —— . but fruit and veze- } 3 = - - ry > 3m er Changes, however, are maki! Was Pronoune. themselves felt in the promuiga ng the third “I divor--!" py . , >? e+? a attitu OoaIinect asalDstl tion of divorce as well as mar- expense, it i aid, seemed to prs hams Ser riage. If the Moorish husband Beauties in a Moroccan harem. as respects the OMpalibility 9 : he > ’ r ‘ ‘ ° fF, ) ; by - , , - r - 2 ry 7 , 4 hy 2 + >3] 4 ) > P r . , of view. Frequent- n women used to tne in | ry fashion, that eacn divorce QO! ife thus easily, | a . May indess ° aus totwl if — , he on ' > th annot ao Ww : t} ort was. when the sub- practices ° ne multiple Wile sSys- > face the cannot | : ui) bil Lne - life of Mooris} was iInentioned, that Moroc- it is pointed out, quite situation individually French ijn , PRASELY oF gy PF D-FHAIRED ts Her hair is definitely, undeniably red, and be skin 1s most unusually delicate and fine. Her eyes are green or blue, and if she hasn't dark lashes and brows naturally, she should make them so. For her— Naturelle shade of Pompeian Powder and Oriental tone of Pompetan Bloom. + i ay OP, a ee + ra ees M4 Cay ‘ Bett: on, vi m &2 gs The two photographs repro ead | in Evans avenue. near Sarak CRFOIE BEFACTY A smiling wife. 4 Her smooth skin is firm like cream) velvet. He hair is dark uwith just'a hint of copper. He eyes, like dark pools with a star reflected m their depths. Her inps, the color of ripe straw herries. For her—the Nude shade of Pompeuan Beauty Pawder and Medium tone of Bloom. 7... “ ° rc > ‘ > > , > . . *s 9 ‘ . £aee " ‘ +t) 0 . = ~ « ~ 5 a a) ‘ ~~", es ; .. s s% & aad a s : 4 ; bes ad Li 5 a , L iil , ) ay: iii i i ¥ , * | >, rT\LFY a - > ‘4 i . , i ** . \ + . ~ ° . bn “ ~ ~— . ; ’ ’ ; ° ~ » . ‘ ~ ‘= % =. 2 . 4 % “ , aa > | . ‘ = is > ‘ s ; _ . | . . roc . > . => > . > + ‘ ‘ > . - ” > oe . a " 2 ~ — £ on - ‘ aad a4 ‘ . . ‘ ‘ . i i ; PAisva, 4 . h he Lo ee 4 ~ + . as & * » * . > > 2 ~- = * > i as sd ks ‘ id i ¥ ‘ ‘ ‘ ; | da % oe. . i > 2 . » scoh re ~ é o : . me, a , » \ wf 2 F ai hid pAa ‘ ¥ re WA " , . . . ; = cs . ‘ yo ? ao Bee » 4) . \ - ‘ . ‘2 . - ; a ~ s - ’ | ‘ 7 = aa > 4 > VW ‘ . . \ ‘ ‘ a ‘ ‘ a A KA ess ies iay 2 o su k : 7s ° Te aT) > co . ™ i ~ . *> vane ATh = rine = . — a ‘ = vy ' = Re ~ as . . aad ie 4 Son GS & - ; ‘ A AsVli oa | ; ae Es : a 2 “§ * ° ‘FT ¥ 7 . ~ > ; ‘ Ww . ~ : i : 7 | ” " ss “a | i , . : j _not Blonde ?... not brunette ? husbands a American girl. Unless you OU may have dark hair with light eyes, or light hair with dark eves—but your skin has the warm lure of TICS ; OOS ry pe, have the dazzlingly white skin that is so rare, or the dark Olive skin of the true Spanish EEF WWBaiER EEEY BECD®eDEe vou will surely claim ivory and rose. You are, per- this perfect shade for your haps, more typically American most eftective use—to make choose each different basis ray we a oy ae In divorce today, a Moroccan must provide for his children. Gilliame Service Page Ten. is Y ad than any other tvpe—an interesting com- bination of all types—a delightful blending of all blondes and all bruncttes. For vou. then. we have created this new shade of powder. Ir. too. is a delighttul _ blend of the more extreme shades, each one softened, each one vielding more beauty by its subtle mixture with the other. It has the same alluring attribute as vour chifton- ? light hose in the “nude” shade. vou Ic delicately enhances the natural smooth beauty of vour skin. Indeed, it mav well be a gossamer-thin bit of chitton laid smoothls over brow and cheek to glorify the beauty of one sown complexion and natural coloring. The new Nude shade of Px ym peian Beauty Pow der 1S made expressly for the typical OONAPETASN, the utmost of vour natural charms. With it can be worn the Medium or Oriental tone of Pompeian Bloom. Some women can successfully use the Orange tint as well. The Nude shade of pow der goes well with any shade of rouge, for it 1s the same delighttully natural color as the skin. Pompceian Beauty Powdtr and Pompeian Bloom, a rouge of exceptional quality, come in pertect shades and tones tor the various tvpes of skin. Both are absolutely pure, and have the virtue of adhering well to the skin. CAS\ -to-spread, so Clear and true of coloring Pompeian Bloom — so smooth and -1S NOW presented in che dainuest of new s containers. Ask for the purse-size.”’ Pow- der and Bloom each GOc. Br AUTY Her harris like ‘pu y} gold, and very silky. Her eves are soft grey blue. Her skin ts uhite— with f colored. She should mix tuo-thirds MV bite and one-third Flesh-Pink Pomperan Beauty Powdet, and use the Light tone of Pompean Bloom. a pale pink fint Her [tp are often richly THE SOPHISTICATION OF MIXING SHADES OF POWDER HE five shades of Pompeian Beaut] ‘ Powder were designed to match the five typical skin-rones of American womes But there are many women (nis county who find thev are quite tividual in skin-coloring One can always arr Or pow der ror one § SKIN ‘ exact shade xing cwo oF more shades Or Pompeian iar Powder. The five primary shades are — Nude, Nat relle, Rachel, Flesh. Pink, d Ww hite. To compiement one Vow ver, and to | are hve tones of Pompeian Bloom to ose from= hum and Dark. Orange, Oriental, Light, Mx Pdpve DE P. ‘ ‘ blend with ftse S € tr and BEiCdd df Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—October 9, 1927.

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ee providing for her an a) “ 3 \ e a\W/ je ip ogy URIE on which she can pe - eG WS | | Sup port ; | herself for the three m onthe ane ‘ eo oie a era ) and use the Light tone of Pom petan Bloom. THE SOPHISTICATION OF MIXING SHADES OF POWDER HiE five shades of Pompeian Be aut\ Powder were designed to match the five typical skin-tones of American women. But there are many women in this counts who find they are quite “individual 19 SKIN coloring C)nx can alw avs arrive art the exact shade Ger tor one’s skin by MmIXINg rwo or i peu in t3¢ aut Powder shat les are — Nude¢, Natu: 1 Pink. and White. i One s eceas der. dtl * S coioring there are jal) loon to choose Light, Medium ana Parte DE P. pd pw

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" ran SUNDAY MORNING THE CT. LOU) osT - DISPATC eee tl md 7 hoary rah street, south of Page boulevard. -By Clint Murphy, Post-Dispatch ataf In Cottage avenue, west of Grand boulevard. —_py post-pispatch staff photographer. at Bip Ett vow os = — Why streets to the West End were impassable atter the tornado had passed on. t = : * At Delmar boulevard and Sarah street. ae QA Diapatch ataff photographer. * e . . Gg, This scene was in the 4100 block of McPherson avenue. -By Post-Dispatch staff photographer 7 . , P w i. €c 4 7 a Tee, . “4 bs a ~. ‘% “ ‘ ‘ 4 9 + . . ‘ ; . * . ; ; > ¢ : . 3 : : on ; — he : * » — e .

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i ‘g OCTOBER 9, 1927 eA Oo NS cee RE: 4 Shy 3 Pe oe fy. a ee PR Regul %} id a . eae en Ss ’ spilt ? a. ; a ele a ad . e 5 ea ee en a ee td + ai z ‘ oy taipe ¢ — Sail, abel int SO ask ‘ lh 4 SB mi ; 7 ‘s Naps OX, a dee Feta? 2h mele a ” en " ri es, Wie sidan ahs igiaiaaitce Boe i “ sane oie s a aa” ae ae ee Rn Ce ee BOA Poke , 2 x oe wee . ? Ze i XS ef VE tok ard staat is: pi cage, é ¥ — Pai eee ade ‘ Pea ram me Cel V9 55 5 Sud an ae * pra ee ee wey a ; ss peli ington Techiat. is S rah street, south of Page boulevard. ~Br Clint Murphy, Poet-Dispatch staff photographer Ye SNe ti Pee BER The rear of 4156 Wash- ington boulevard. Automobiles in Grand boulevard which were overturned by the torna- do and bowled along to the building walls. —— £4 4 ary,at , photographer Moving day in the storm area—a scene which was duplicated in many hun- dred of wrecked homes. — estes sree hi oa ere » Wtelby-2 crewthegh ates var . te 4 tl * Much of the worst damage was to be seen from the rear of what

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OCTOBER 9, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST - - DISPATCH eee en ~ ROTOGR. KA WURE | PICT URE 14 \ Mugu uc usage rY ‘ t 7 Barnard ceccgi eG do ageipapi a AES; ee ee | ; iin alee eABtd. 1 Se ae MINE EE ee CPE wate one y Rey ce eat ha siggy bitin al tia tee, 21h. ph) Myf ale ah eed ge a oe Cn. REP ER Pe fe ee, Fi ais ately 2 oxi, The 7 a ee eT : Re ge 58 Ht ge Se ee aD ee Hrs BS we BOE ORS Be AIR OR SEA, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE —T en- passenger plane now making regular trips between London and Hamburg. It is a Ger- man plane, but has two Rolls- Royce engines aggregating 1300 horsepower. E ~~ IN THE SPIRIT OF THE RED MAN—A dancer of In- dian rhythms, on the rocks about San Francisco Bay, por- trays the glories of the de- parted race. ‘DRIFTING EVIDENCE OF AN OCEAN FLIGHT WHICH FAILED—Searchers discover, off the coast of Newfoundland, the wreckage of Old Glory which started for Rome, Italy, and never got there. International phot 4 Verna oa Rute ee WHEN RACING CAR HIT A TRE E—By merest chance a camera man was there when this car, taking part in a road race in Germany, went off the roadside as shown above. The driver was not badly hurt, at that. A, é .~ ) AND NOW , MULTIPLE MACHINE GUN—Men of the Ordnance Depart- QA FRANCE BURYS ITS U NKNO WN DEAD—The great Ossu whe at Douaumont has been prepared for the of all unid ome, U.S. Army. testing a weapon which will fire 2000 rounds every 60 seconds. heroes, and bodies from scattered battlefields are now being carried there for interment & , WO men are iired to operate it.

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THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH SS Moy i— , = sew SUNDAY MORNING ‘ S @ / , POPLARS—A painting by Olive Holb Chaffee, St. Louis artist, one of a group of pictures to be exhibited - c Ozark regions. By Post-Ispatch etaff photographer. ‘ a sia ‘ ; + A eh ‘andscapes in St. Louis County and th DEER HUNTING VIA AIRP] one morning, tlew 110 . . } *¥ } ' sive NOurs iater with two tropnies . * r target by terwood ING A NEW WAR TORPEDO—Wreck of a : . . ‘ . . ‘a ‘* mh gunners in battleship practice this fall. =— WOMEN’S NATIONAL GOLF CHAMPION—Mrs. Miriam Burns Horn of Kansas City holding trophy s! “" ph} won in recent match ne a 8: AFFE—A smaiil Vis- rT ¢ , 7 . a 7? . f NEW LAW BUILDING AT MISSOURI | ITY—The Lee H. Tat® for the tallest denizen : : s bagi sere © Pan birch ak a - Ye — ’ arate ree ets PE NSA i PRE A RO ee, » teats Sle ia , ae ea AS sist ae p x a 2) at ‘ike r ae ro ee 2 hee ee : $ i i We GE i — oh Ss th 25 ee oe e re ABE Hea i Leu age RED time pr eg SS aor a ‘So hp Fie ee " MS . ke "ee ! aE ae ; - ie 3

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o¢ aS ft OCTOBER 9, 1927 *% * ad ' : Pg —— ~ , - — a » r ; ‘=e * co bal hor “a “s > / £ @ . | ; re ay COREE tea anes Ham ee ee yg eal 7 % = ¥ Dr BS yimisdes Se band sing MD Biagio Me ies REA pws ay oe APY: = aU . i Re ’ ote: ee Nair) iar se TOSS oa haath hy bes 3 a 1% i »~ zy om Le eT Pa a ra - ye oe : : Wai. Re ha gids ¢ es “2 "Re ey Be Tht! aCe a pg Q * A) ~ ¢ 4 . ‘ he - 4 ’ s S aes © Zale "i } + ; : ‘ ‘ Sn Ni oe arg mr GR Yi oc MERI: 1 Sie ace le AIOE Siete ys Rae ce ad we Figs Sage B ae ms £ foe 0 ellie £2 at a ea gps oe . Se Jed yey OPER ade Ss Oe ar ng ‘ 6 8 fk, wae ei 5 i ne. knee 3 Pie PMT IOS Se a Ne cyte i Ente Cn Et ARG ~ ey a wei ---. = an => ~~ ; —s i ; — . = ‘ a a ’ ’ > =. _ | ag a IDIOT =e AY | eo 2 PLUMES THAT GROW—They look like ostrich feathers, but really are pampas gress, a &. Scuth American product introduced into California several years ago. ae on & > Se a _ of a steamship used as a target by Underwood @& Underw HUNGARY'S PRETTIEST—Susanne David, just THE WAY MUSSOLINI DOES IT—Here is the dictator of Italy * c _ a . . + by a iurv - ‘omeliest of her sex in = ene ors ae enosen vy a J Se as tne comeilest ” piving tne Fascist Saiute LT) Rome To troops returning from service 4s CY “ that country. we PURI UNIVERSITY - The Dae H. Tate } - ee ere ee ee AN EX-PRESIDENT AND HIS GRANDCHILDREN—Photograph of William Howard Taft, now Chief Justice ot tne YHORSE—In ‘fact. it is the largest.or hi ; : , : ‘aad ! , : A HOBBY . a. cee ses heal Supreme Court, with Mrs. Taft and the Tafts of the third generation helping celebrate the noted American's seventiet!

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SUNDAY MORNING WHERE _THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH — Quick Let iy a Le to tee ‘S and coms scar’ 3 me ' g : seme j s&s ; “ay | Send nee ust roar ne Pa rou z v3 € 1 ‘ 4 | Posie Will De ‘cleat || xl | Vreelands,” kd Easier Ways To Lose Fat y Sarvaton or g ’ ch c the way is longa | Washington, Neighdorh t the over-fat he Nursery where tots se. And even the aa Pe tail uniess the inne & carea 40! ther deserted motne: s wo azo scientific me | upPEe themse:ves an 2uSe OF Oxcesys fe & oe :idren. ce which Nate sce nto fuel and ene: They proved tha | t that substance cogi sf fat is embodied in Mar tablets. People hav tecades—millions 9 n Now you can see» almost every circle how much they hay done for beauty, health and vitalip Doubtless some of vour friends can ge you. Slenderness prevails today, fat i the exception The use of Marr a requifes no ab s1ef, though moder sers simply take four tables cht comes down t nDat the cause. hich has done so muc ywe that to youre to stav over-fat whe and so pleasan then tell your friend 20 years been doing | be glad that yx | 1 Go order now rmola prescription tablets are i by all druggists at $1 per dex Pon origami s out, he will get 1m jus »opber ) in, photograp! ed near Astoria, \ MAR! MOL. . a rt TT tak sad nee. 5 sing] tr r -ompri 10g train, notvog!t i . ~ Prescript ) A GIANT ved THe FOREs! bE WOODCUTTES be spline T thisitectit aden taste i From each log will be cut huge ship timbers. The Pleasant ¢ Tay to Red Ore. Each log is 10 f in meter an: ut 30 feet in length. The men are th rjach ho tell the tree. eine aeons ; Lee puttin g. a » value Bae der the North Star Pati into boys'and girl’ © shoes gt oe IGHT as the wind-blown clonds themselves is the billowy snow-white wool of North Star Blankets. Beneath its fleeciness, you'll drift away into restful, healthful slumber — impos- sible with blankets which weigh you down im order to give you warmth. The warmth of a North Star Blanket is not in its weight but in its fine, wooly quality. Be- tween your body and the night air are myr- A | | : iads of tiny air ce:ls—formed by a special or waste it. —. ~ 2 wf process of interlocking the fibers of pure wool. — These cells imprison the heat of the body and es cen add i a | | | insulate it against the cold outer air. There = i, Peles : ——- .. | | | Nop aes sunt 18 w versen) of patterns and colcrs to ht af —— a. le N | | &- boudoir decorative schemes. Leading retai! iene oo? ta that’s | ; : | =" , Look ry the and department stores carry them. > : S$ sw yllars must stretch the : mene so Saga fy Be Ys creating value NORTH STAR WOOLEN MILL COMPANY) : Minneapolis . . . . Viinnesota : t-Johnson have a nation-wide reputation for making shoes under one of the hav ron ind held the confidence of millions soundest, most unusual and most eficient man- of other _ ts who ) have footwear to buy for ufacturing policies in the worl An “Indus- | trial Democracy of Tanners and Shoemakers,.” is Endicott-Johnson. Every worker shares in the rewards of the business. Consequently each shares in the responsibility of making go ] shoes at lowest possible cost Shoes that will Louis, Mo er? gest manufacturers win your confidence and hold it—yust hey of boys’ and girls’ shoes in the world ENDICOTT- JOHNSON SHOEMAK-ERS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

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4 #47 oes 6 THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH = a ——_ = > ae 7 ; ? _ ‘ : ‘ &® ie hye ow 1047 Vreelands, “ cirverane's bie ’ 4 ; . b , . 4 : " t pid 4 , —— ‘ 7 ss : Py eA eS . 4 4 ¢ . - : 7 “+ x ' Phage ae eee 7 ; we @ ; Al ) a oo / tdi ‘ he: 4 . 7 ’ a ° , , ‘ . ~ . Py SOS . ra res ., * wll ; é a | ; : : we, + : y , or *. . $ | j * : , ee ; , ‘ > : : : ; shit .* 4 , . . f - j a « a> ‘ ¢ > . ; * >? , a” 7 | _—— : ~ . 4 . 7 £ : 4,4 . % s ‘ ° * : $ Ai * , 2 .. rd 7 " * &.. . « aaa ; , ri ” . > : N ea 5 . ¥ . a: it = ca —, _ 4 ss ~~ ’ if ) ( W \ ¢.. op Spe an |' be harmngo4od | } ' yi eg e a ‘ ; ; , % we ‘ eae 3 | a? wi Ma é -_ . .. ct . igshes with May l rl. li } ntly . t they may ey oe oe Fig trtiw a i ey 4 sds a Ta : as, a with é i Gs SO es Meee ee a SER RRNT y aP BS Ee be Li e po as ath x. “ eat | ~ ie’, Phy | ‘ 7,/ Easier Ways | o Lose Fat Sy ” Some can reduce by starvation or | é Sy ‘ norma! exercise, but the way is long = Washington Neighborhood : MNtyl hard. Not one in ten of the over-fath Eyelash Beautifier as there tots are ~~ ‘ the patience to continue. And even then Nursery whe le widowed a gge03 3 am _— the best efforts may fail unless the inner cared for whi —= Cause is corrected. or deserted mothers work ADVERTISEME Over Meee? Prat Ago scientific men support themselves and discovered a great cause of excess fat to ; P ; They found a substance which Nature their children. employs to turn food into fuel and ener. gy rather than into fat. they Proved thar an extra supply of that. substance could check the formation of fat That substance was embodied in Mar. mola prescription tablets. People have used them for two decades—millions of boxes of them. Now you can see in almost every circle how much they have done for beauty, health and vitality 3 CSS Doubtless some of vour friends can tel! Reg U.S. Pat. Of you. Slenderness prevails today, fat is the exception d f The use of Marmola requires no ab. a pro uct O normal exercise or diet, though moder. ation helps. Users simply take four tablets daily until the weight comes down to MAOYV VAOW normal. They combat the cause wewprunswicKe, ('w.s.u.8 A Try the help which has done so muck The Salvation Army will take them in, if no one else has for so many. You owe that to vourself Cari f babies is | modations. aring for Da You cannot afford to stay over-fat when the means of the —. h A ste reduction is so easy and so pleasant one of the many fine things the Army ' Watch the results, then tell your friends. as people have for 2() years been doing All vour life you will be glad that vou know Marmola. Go order now Marmola prescription tzbiets are sold by all druggists at $! per box If your druggist is out, he will get ™ at onc +r his robber MARMOL rescription The Pleasant Way to Reduce » North Star v Dear, I Kuow lee I Shouldn't Eat This, a iy ; F ; : 4 . ¥ a “ae : - : , a } | > a a Hf : : : , ‘ ry Ss > A | ¢#y - t — ,' : a ; , us e ‘ ; . : kit : He “uzzv. teell ‘ormed by modern rich d: The contents of the —e OU know there will later be a fuzzy Tee formed by modern rich diet. e nten : i ie { a : cL : | } : ; | : } . ’ he ] ; r ror’ ba r\rr ee rrapie sen- Infestines are softened, t mrestinai muscies : in’ vour Cad et s UNCOT) rtTavIC eS | ’ a ' . Thekate ee Laatia! PsA OPO, FF ne: Sree Saetae wind-blown clouds themselves sation in vour stomach. Yow don’t want the pim- strengthened. Elimination gradually becomes easier, : . \ i | i j ‘ ‘oo ; ae . ses ‘ , — -white wool of North Star ple that will be encouraged to m its appearance. regular, more complete—as nature Intenaca. ih its fleeciness, you'll drift healthful slumber — impos- ai Piarritz Russian dressing on your salad —or chocolate marsn time from your grocer. Eat one which weigh you down in C The. mart OT} Uv ‘ : or between meals. Eat it plain. oe. mallow sundae with whipped : water (not scalding). Or take it | a North Star Blanket is not r 4 itd Por 2, You don't need to. may prefer. Send for our latest b its fine, wooly. quality. Be- . | dies ic better for you. aber ot. N-gaa, The Fleiscl Doctors say a full vaned fand the night air are myr- ; oa , 7 * oo : art , 3.6 «@ aret 3 oe mnnortrant ¢.ls— formed by a special a; BIARRITZ, the French peacoast town beloy ed ‘ ay 2c. } ‘ , e:, 5 : oe c ye But you cant 2S1S% reame \ VY StCl ALS Order 2 or 2 day's supply of Fle: s , ’ , >, f street, New York «4 i) + , af . i e 2 4; a P f 4 ,? 44 4 ‘a -.. i. , 9 4-4 , i k Ai ; i4e¢ > ft ' ' ate th: ‘s But, they aad, YOu Musi CE d f CCUSTOMED FROM MY CHILDHOOD | . rer ne 1] . i i . 9 *f , ‘ak “te eee active outdoor life, | wa i a : s oe ge nee - oo I sty eredftromiuindigestion ama ce os “ D SINCE 1864 — : | i. —NEW YORK ! : | od . , J oe ~ ; NN a. P a R I s N EW y ; . } > we tia oa. culled ae | CHERAMY, Inc é : garden vegetabies. In j | : CAPPI—APRIL SHOWERS | fresh food decreases th and BIARRITZ

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THE ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH - le ee Now You Can Reduce ~ 2 to 4 Lbs. in a Nigh Eat what you please Wear what you please Do what you please Take no risky medicine SUNDAY MORNING Send the coupon for your first three Fayro Baths The Hot Springs are now Brought to You p ‘és rainstakin itiadi VYSES ~~ » HERE’S PROOF. ' Read what Fayre Bath; ; ; A ‘6 : ‘ have done fer other; + - Tr ‘TT ' j ' : _ - i, ¢ , . , IN VENICE—C u mora | Fe | : r physicia . tell you that Fay s.- % inance, and her ma UNSS iey x "3 Sleep bee, | NGeT’ we, Pamighe: SYTO Bath; i a I I ee a i il i ct i a i ie Lose Weight Where You Most Want + alwaye tag Favro reduces we:ght gzeneral!v t ~ ale nem ts d COMMmence -hir : : + 8 ist ~~ “§ ~** . - 1>G ~ oo - ‘ Imk.es Results Are Immediate “ “ ‘- s2000 ™y thin! 2-wéevs Dees | eT" OAT Tassment Nave vréduces | am, Aone we Try Fayro at Our Risk tee of Deen te 8 Sd Fayro, Inc.. 821 Locust St.. Pittsburgh, Pa. SenGd m1 1.1 sized packages of Farro im plat BEADS, ALL BEADS—An evening dress 7% covered ~ 1927, R. J. Rev ~-Ompeny, Winsr:

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OCTOBER 9, 199, L- VERTISEMENT u Can Reduce {iT to 4 Lbs. in a Night Pase Di€éase *x¥Y medicine first three Camel zane The cigarette that earned first place by its goodness Sih Sipe wees reer 7” en 9 as as ‘ : 1 WAS is ER pal, nit page ee ee ee ee ne ee ae We on eee a see yas pctale- Sie ‘2 he hae ECE plement RoR Se ne Ry ant , > Bey Pl te ee ee “otto ‘nye ag ghee 485m 04 Fay ye So alee * at és ABS 25 act ARB sas o path il a ean feed RO ds coe a eae NS aie SN Aa 5 oaks ate te eer. - ~~ gs + . r Serr 4 4 ‘ Pn ee as vin on SN <i ee MeO. ba PUSS (ronal 11 a a ia al A ee ae ¥ ‘ a ry Vinod oat i wie toe at ae A ! 3 ee th hy soe yA ae te 2 a rink C3 : ey e You Most W erally but: you can s ant to oe yer 5 = gia FRA pabay ab core ey e¢ Immediate oe Ie <i tg coh ‘ oi * ees OFT fF Taye So le PS dhe Selene el) *S APRESS: Figen: eu a te ay q aa. ‘4 i revit Are SO RT Ming AN eee ee Pe eT re TG Sater i De IY eet pe wR MBL a Ay 5) io = a coer is ’ 5 * ? : = The greatest endorsement ever a = given to a cigarette is revealed by the fact that Government figures show that more Camels are being smoked today than ever before. An endorsement by the many— not the few. CKages ‘ ‘ j S Zed De Kage rad } ui? — , hie ed °. ar 3 ser ‘ nes rhe PaaB - SA - ‘ — "< ; ’ | \ ! t If all cigarettes were as good as Camel you wouldn’t hear any- thing about special treatments to make cigarettes good for the throat. Nothing takes the place of choice tobaccos. © 1927, p Reynolds Tobacco Compas » *inston-Selem, N.C.

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ADVERTISEMENT A DVERTISEMENT . 5 ‘a 4 . & 4 wis 2 ow : ae Art Ty. “4 ; ~ 3 bit eS > Site € A, os ) eee es ee 3 . Pe a : cee — \ IC WE WON'T TELL O ft THAT WE'RE LEAVY HEA DOOUARTE RS a SUDDENLY —_WE Jicst member of €. nelish eA ristocracy and one of the wocalthiest herresses of E; nelana e/ sets the femtnine world an exquisite example ANU f ' Mee oe ee a yg Pe ee eee ee ae Margaret's, Westminster, use! This 1s how you should use them: | ? ’ massed with delphin- rides own eves. With | ! } } , : : , ae . > . ridesmaids, attended by. cleanse vour skin deeply with Pond country of Europe, (Cream. Pat it on generously, letti ; | % : } . , idor tnat of the Royal sev | moments. .NOW Ww ~ sv , - ? t a ‘ Te toathia ‘so ‘ow WMrTNHsSs , re ay i , ; + tedbutafewmontn: Defore. remove all the cream—and the } } - : ’ ’ ] LER ¢ r- + rr ~» + 2 e , aat= 15 _— = ugnt Li) X & at SUrTace rrom €tie tire "52 fhe maak ~ rT } 6) Ee BP R ry To) >/~s | eg grace tne hign f C sn YUU pure. Epedat tne process. if VOu! — ? I | ‘ . . - . | - = ee ? . ~ 4 fe moar —— — =" = a °c ‘o ~*~ A om « m ~ : " ~ > > . ~ ba 2°49 + , } ( 3 mary i ' nNoids aS amembDer OT TNE Britis! Roval fam- — ry, pat More Cream ON ana leave it > | , = + | , = 7 , . liv. One KNOWS tnNnat tne eves or the worid are ’ YTS i a en ~PR erat r ty i a | ret > a | mr » wm ~ ie * X at fo SLiLLEial i Wit price as iOng ad SS i om . “ ee ' + | i- - = id MaKEeS IT But i 4 & T lee “rire st*s > sic Louis never [falis iea oughly, to keep eae : LaDy Louis MOUNTBATTEN supple, velvety; the other a to. add a delicate Wineen a ack ever 1. % Her husband 1s cousin to His Majesty, the King of England. 2 ; re eee as ae 4 . Before her marriage she was Miss Edwina Ashley, grané WREREDO mnisn ike the petais of a iovel\y ; a d h f rhe] Right H A... C: C; | the : — y Mecropolitan Newspaper Service House, the imposing town house on Park Lane that came tc DRAWING ROOM IN BROOK Howse, LONDON her from her grandfather. The high cetlings and huge rooms afford a dignited and formal hes mae “y . 7 ge : where Lady Louis Mountbatten entertains with a brilliance second or |y ; ; adi; 4 2 Piiii i \. mi ' wild da! | nst \ nicn tn ; | tie } i tend cut to that of the English Court. Here she received her wedding guests, follow- wah e Lj i i a i» AY Ci sOMna ‘ Ss af é te | — ° ? . . . Ing the ceremony at St. Margaret’s, VW inster, which rivalled im splendor , = , T , a > + * . SS a « ~ o - , | . that of rhe Royal Princess, celebrated but a few months before. err mc . : : 4 .

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* “A — — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH fpayaed »* in ** «4.4 ~ 3 +f. “«.% : ll So Fb x ~ . Sage My Bt. wi ~ mS | * EC — ? 7 ’ *e a -_ ~ ee (_ ST. LOUIS. MO., OCTOBER 9, 1927 } LL A CINDERS This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages BILL CONSELMAN and : — se of the daily Post-Dispatch CHARLIE PLUMB wore rye 5 ~?+* . tae Ls lag ie ‘usa 1 apes fs , a as 7 oa ana : ss IRON HUTTERS —AND Pf ee) eee HEN NY caietsitinemmnenmmmnemmieanaaniaaa BARRED! WELL BELIEVE 4 ikl == — ESS A ME WITH THIS YOUNG Ae tet tti |. : TON—You'LL AT WOMAN, THEY MAY 35 22 $0) bee KE A WE WON'T TELL OUR FRIENDS a i i THAT WERE LEAVING THEIR. | , HEADQUARTERS SO SUDDENLY—WE'LL WRITE THEM A NICE, SAFE _ LETTER! 2 i yr TOR en Ge pals " : + A ane? ta thar ) eh ~, a Pe Sey ré aoseet Meds ee te ee ead ~ ESPEN! Sa as a ° tet, “f > . , «ae ‘ . i ee ? Navn Ba eset - —_ 6 ne wy IED - a great-grandson of Queen Victoria—the § WHERE I rst Marquess of Milford Haven—gaveher § WISH LVUAS h life second only to that of the immedie f Royal family. adoir, Lady Louis Mountbatten has chosen g table of Sheraton design—fitted with leather frame. —Fo the sparkle of crystal- bottles, and the warm tones of cloudy am- r and brushes, she adds a gay note with a glass jars. These jars filled with her Two both made by Pond’s—stand always on. , ready for frequent use. For Lady Louis of daily care with thoughtfully chosen her loveliness, to keep her skin fresh and ched rose. . ee — PLAYERS IN THEIR. ONE-ACT MYSTERY RG | I PLAVLET: TREATING TRAITORS! ee NE aes tg, a Se STATION OWB SIGNING La OME GOR EAE TIIRLIIONE MN PM om NT TS ae Ata ABLE EOS SELLS ALLER ID REND LE LORE Sieh rt PINE, 0 PORES SED ce IN AAS RRP ANI RT: TA RI, LRTI I NRRL ARLE Ee aa OR DO BRAN ra ee = - sail ad tis att eh i i a la i a sesh a 6 beg Zvesy Se. Pag: Pe eS SIS ot oe Se ES . . diets —e Be) i 5, i % e A GRABBED ME aaa hit » U.S. Pat. Off.; Copyright 1927, letropolitan Newspaper Service OOK House, LONDON tains with a brilliance second only received her wedding guests, follow- tminster, which rivalled in splendor but a few months before.

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"vE GoT TO SEE A WOMAN ON BUSINESS TONIGHT, DEAR. DINNER AND A SHow, You KNOwW™. PLL TRY TO GET HOME EARLY, BuT DON'T SIT UP FOR ME Briggs’ comics ap ae >») Pee BANS oa ier * gee ae al - gee — aS p 2 3 2 * pear in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispatch WELL, HERES WHERE |! GIVE 1 A SURPRISE PARTY, ~ ; y EF EARLY J CHA = _ ‘ ‘4 - + f J ’ ia» ee ee ei a a 4 , PD AY DON'T KNOW VAIR 7 S’MIGHTY SHE GO. AY TANK MAYBE SHE BEEN GO OUT _ Th e a ‘ss +i L the ; f ; ) ; 128} i= sa a ae 4B Bed 08) Dae ’ i =_ . Ly ae ae Ren ry awa ne ere = 98 : -. % = annie > ay abe Sree: se oes - >. Pipe Fi oa S een PE ™ = ae . SS 4 a DS ~~ + a mre to { ebepe’ tee toert oes beebebhead fede) , m= t Vila say Vi! WHERE THE BLAZE HELLO! wuo's THERE AT THE DOOR ? Is THAT you, vy} ? ee SE a is iy WELL, I'LL KILL A LITTLE TIME WITH THE RADIO. TUM, TIDOY, Ti WAT Y TUM, Ti00y \VWHAT'S KEEPING THAT WOMAN HELLO! HELLO, IRMA! SAY THIS 1S JOE, YES, Yok. SAY, 1S\VI_ OVER AT YouR HOUSE ? SHE ISA’T! weit. re OH, NOTHING, seer sheds ceeeerie THE ONLY THING TO DO 1S To GO OUT AND LOOK FOR HER, ANO O, BOY, wHeEN 1 FiINO/ HER------ WHY, JOE, WHAT'S THE) Say WHERE THE MATTER 2? i UUST GOT DICKENS HAVE You BEEN HOME ALL AFTERNOON ?rve BEEN CHASING ALL OVER THE , E1\GH BORHOOD Vil 4 Yj) | Fy i THAT | CAN'T YES, THAT'S UVUST WHAT ISAID. | WAS OUT OF THIS HOUSE EXACTLY TWENTY MINUTES. AM | A PRISONER HERE OR WHAT, TAKE A WALK WITH ROSCOF ? — tl 2) - A MAN CAN GO OvuT ANO STAY HALF THE NIGHT. BuT IF HIS WIFE Gy AS MUCH AS STICKS wi HER NOSE OUTSIDE Now, OonN’'T TALK NONSENSE, Vi. COUR: | DON'T ASK You 76 HERE THE INSTANT va oes ae er = ele & Re , } a es ’ Cn POLO | GET HOME, | WASTE . WORRIED AgouT eg) (oun eo. aE “two is CoM PANY S.

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f sates! g & ie TOONERVILLE SKIPPER!” | , =~ a are a ot as Ye FoF cs wt Me ie See, . Pa " hen ee iNet eve tes Peaae . Nene fe ie / © *’ : "edag eo ~ aE ; 1 . as? wees oe . Tap Os © ¢ 3 feeiyyerr faves "s&s Vy # . . . aan . re "ten Pry" = VF . - ry eeu . s, de i! 4 xer 2. wd i A r ee , : Pas edes es ee i ae a 4 a 9 : ts Ty ‘ ! / 4 ways ie ne mt 0 eet, Oe) Sous : . ; : ee ae oes say . ~ Sie) wees apes wy , he . . . . ‘ . 7” ee : ; - 9 7 i 4 arr ds t « Z oe a - , -_ s Ce ¥ ° ‘ FONTAINE FOX a Fontaine Fox TOONERVILLE FOLKS All’s Well That | Ends Well 4 4 AN ‘ A ' ‘ A Fontaine Fox cartoon appears every day in one of the TWO cousie pages of the daily Post-Dispatch AUR ne? al - ~ ” - . . ’ — WHE HC - a ANS > , * - ile - ’ + yn s - o \ ; ? . f _ ¥ a | - P . ” ~ 5 . ” . * 7 : } . v4 : 4 ¥, : . . " . 7 3 : | : . r . ~ it , | 2 ‘ ! j 7) ‘ ; \ Salat ag hee 2 Ay ‘ 5 * f . ™,! oa : a G oe Fa _ 4 . beng “for : a4 : a f af a oe 4 Mange sap wih bi GP Mie w vy OC “eid PK: : FeEET A a a fe, Siew ae ¢; , ra < . “ . te 4 iy fs “I THOUGHT AT FIRST nities “BY GEORGE, THEY'S SOMEBODY REALLY DOWN THE HALFWIT Woz TRYIN" T GET ME OVER “Ti : So HE CouLD R IN THAT Wen!” ; v | g STEAL THE CAR fa b, “you'vVE PULLED THE END OFF MY x PoLo STICK : *~ AN’ Goopy,Goovy, \zZ} Goooy! Sve Gor NONSENSE, Vi. COURSE |! DON'T ASK You To 8B HERE THE INSTANT } GET HOME, | WAS WORRIED ABouT You -THAT'S ALL

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ERIS. PBS pet ek og aaah ere tarts we toate Pl a aa mars THAT'S THE REASON se'S AFRAID EVERYBODY KNows WHY, JEFF? | ; : = He's A BAD ANSWER (AG THAT - wees rh SURPRISED TT HEAR THAT: CiC6RO0, 1S YouR § AUNT STILL KEEPING COMPANY wiTA ‘“SQUINTY Geevem? os =e wy _ ~ — b a . ‘ - — ; Seat ' iets ae — ©.) . a ee eg a i ee ite a ee Oe ES Ee ee ee ee eS ee = : = ianovee- 4 —. : reer om ee / : - - — —_ ~ > 2e as == a '‘S8s8eea 2. = HELLO, JEEES I'm ABLE TT TALK AGAIN: HEAR HIM? O Joy! NOW You'Re TALKING, MU TTS TALKING LISTENS WILL BEG IN Trte You ANSwee WORLB: ME ONE Question? Boss, MY Voice HAS COMCG BACK: —- hy ~ Uff\e X AAD A NOSE LIKG YouRS & WOULBA'T WANT TD LIVE. Ni WU, Wisi ( iL i i wid eam eeneri he mee a al PF Pere. * pe. Moe ks 4 et eS 8, En * Fx. SO THIS IS THE CANT GET MY - HES BEEN WHITH ROSIE MORNING! ALPHONSE! WE WANT “THE GOLD ROO™M+OR SATURDAY NIGH T- DINNER FOR Fit Ty AN’ MAKE IT SWELL’ WHAT'S THIS? MR CASEY. CIVING A D! SATURDAY NICHT AN THE NERWE OF THE™ DINNER MYSELF A NONE OF MW SWELL TO HER AFFAIR’ /OucKk' CET BUSY ON CALL UPB ALL OUR FRIE ON SATUR e HAVE SOU | FOR 4LLT GUESTS- N TO FIND FATH he) ee ape ated ae AW

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THAT'S THE REASON she's AFRAID R YouR WICce! (T Ra DL MILLION TO. 4 TALK ‘TS ME eo ST.LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH SECOND ST LOUIS MO OCTOBER 9g, 1927 | »~ NS RRA “Ss SS : - HELLO HELLO WHAT?” STitt BUSY' TRY IT ACAIN' j #5: ae Sy eS | ‘ . Fay ° . wo * “A \ SO THIS 19 THE READON CAN'T GET MY HOME HE'S BEEN CHATTING WITH ROSIE ALL MORNING! * ( YES-ROSIE-DEAR YOU KNOW 1 TRYING TC GET MY HOUSE FOR TWO HOURS ANDO IT'S ALWANS BUSY- PLL / NOT CIVE UPL a} SECTION | HELLO STILL BUDY- WELL TRY AGAIN: | HELLO MELLO’ STILL BUSY- RATS~ — ; Z en “ fi gs ¢% ig o fj j J 4, Sj \ 7 Mf ¥ Py Ai th / # U F, f i ty ISS} IIIS): Ys ith) : - Libs ips tet tf f, hf, S ATS, tf i) (e PSL LA ) 4 AIEEE fy VOLE IL, é ti) SWS (4 ’ 7, AEST Lh tthe; {j i 7 if J ifs ig 4 NEVER THINK OF ANIY ONE BOT WOU * U—, Bringing Up _ Fat ‘LL GO HOME AND HAVE THiS STOPPED! Kegistered U S$ Paten: Office ALPHONSE! WE WANT “THE GOLD ROOM+OR SATURDAN NIGHT- DINNER FOR FiF TY AN’ MAKE IT SWELL' EE CO Oe 8 8 wr ee : : OO NE LE tease AH WES' WOOO LD YWOuU LIKE ZE CAVIARE ANID ZE SQVUAB ANID ZE FRUIT SALAD? LiF HES GONNA 7 TALK LIKE THAT LET'S OROER IT LETS MAVE B OURSELVES: YOU CORNED BEEF E READ 'T- VE FOR COTTEN ME MAYBE DOME 1 DOON'T SEE IT ON HERE* BUT AN CABBAGE 4N PiG'S KNUCKLES AN WIENIES'! > US oe oe This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily P a oe MS ARS BUT ARCHIE-! THINK FATHER MAKES “OU WORK TOO HARD- OONT OVER WORK- DEAR’ 1 KNOW HOW AMBITIOUS YOU IN ost-Dispatch —— ee BY COLLY, JIGCS:- YOU GOT A HEAD ONS “YOUR SHOULDERS' et AQW You'Re TALKING, MUTT LISTENS WILL You ANSweeR ME ONE Question? WHAT'S THIS? MR ANDO MRS PAT CASEY CIVING A DINNER ON SATURDAY NICHT AND INVITING ME THE NERWVE OF THEM. VLL CIVEA DINNER MYSELF AND MAKE SURE NIONE OF MIN SWELL FRIENDS GO TO HER AFFAIR’ wt i NORAH! WHERE 15 MY o> IMR: VICGS ASKED ME SOCIAL ADDRESS THE SAME QUESTION - WM THINKIN’ HE TOOK 1T witTH Ou'cK' CET BUSY ON THE TELEPHONE AND CALL UP ALL OUR FRIENDS ASK THEM ri . ON SATURDAY NICHT TELL THEM FLL HAVE SOUVENIRS {ag FOR 4LL THE FA GULESTS- NOW —TO FIND YOUR FATHER! » A Fe ’ FOR DINNER C WHY ALL THE ) EXCITEMENT 4 [THEY'RE 4LL COMING. MOTHER THEY HAD NO OTHER ENCACE - me MENT FOR SATURDAY THERE Lx Se BE SIXTY IN ALL __ 23% a } ia ; ea \ “a ~~ peas | WHERE DS ‘YOUR MOTHER DAUCH TER”? SHES LOOKING FOR YOU eB WHAT'S ALL THE FUSS = 2B0UT” HELLO - 1> THIS MRS DE BATE” MOTHER WOULD LIKE ~OU FOR DINNER ON SATURDAY! ott im) SOCcIET Y bbs Popes SAREE eg Miphara: i 70:8 Hiren we Mh PRD estes ner Tie a8) ' ; . 4 igi mi! 5 b79. te, 78T i ceat® beet $e?" Seat Ag eeti shit b + URE $ ’ SEE tee Be, yds U # 4 peer lree P salad ves 2hd5%2) 18 ) Opeth. *t iad oF iF MRS CASEY THINKS SMES GONNA CET OINGC TO HER DINNER TO MORROW YOU'RE + = > JON STAY HOME AnD aT A TOW, THE WRETCH' ULL SET HE CAVE-MRS- CASEY THE 3 WHOLE LIST ANO SHE i, Fe, MITEO ars Nea a i _— Q > wet Pet J < . = J Be

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BEA VENTRILOQUIST © ‘? a ’ THROW YouR VOICE WATCH DE PROFFSSAH- wy ‘ queen —— ra ee” a — a al , ~ J — * ¥ = s » & ‘ . e 4 oe M = on = rf ' - ~ - 4 cg : mat -- rf i j m 2 ’ : “ % " - ce > . 4 ’ ‘ f rr’ ) .* ao m | ; A ' 2 > , . : i é ’ “ 2 2 . ee . v atg -£- 7, = ; > f P ’ ~ : bo 77 we 8 ME i= A, a eS es c- ; . z Fu ; “Aw » I ay’ ® ae | ‘ , yore i aoe ; ~ id \ ; ’ ‘i » > Gee , 3 rs - wag at - A ae . _ . 4 x ¢ ta * ‘ oa Se P ‘ , «We > eel YOUR HOME ? “ GM Gaon __oSs , sae | as oe fl : _ ; CHIC YOUNG | | Lag Tie tn ee * // \ y : Registered U. S. Pategt Office “A'S BUT DAUGHTER-OH!] By R. Dirks Originator ol the | al eae Kids SHE SAID IF. OUDT OF IT BEFORE YOu 3 VELL’ DID vou * > : You 15) A INNO. GET A COUPLE OF KICKS IN TOLD HIM DER VORDS | - Ee HEY, (AP-%S (-ceNT You sHouup.{ ( DER SLATS * YouTINK VEN “wutlo* DID 1 &— : Vol 1 SPOKE ? § - ak ee ee VaiT?? MA }) it RUN Avay | | A MAN DIDNT DONE 5UM HEARD SUM VUN a CAP GoT SHRUNKED Like’). -MA SAYS You LIKE ACROOKER -TING HE SHOULD PUT ate : . Ae aes ; MONE¢T's ¢ SHOULD GIFF( ‘SIN DER NiGHT (2 NODE IN DER FRYING PAN. (ALL OR DIDN-T an . Seemmeeeineentecnecr, | 3 _ OF A SUDDEN °'.955 33 YES,DORA,IM IN A. SANITARIUM -WiTA GRIPE — | NEURALGIA, FEVER, AND 4% 1'm VERY, VERN SI “enc. rea, ee oe ae wi seein tows 1 SPEAK FOR DER LAST | 2 : res IN DER OFFING OR AA ° ? = er Pee vow Manet TIME LIKE A (HENT? J Ue : ’ REMEMBER Fi OR DER LUFF OF q WHO FOLLOWS ¢ MIKE DER SIZE 15) fore 3 ‘ee » : AFTER ISS A ze) ¢ case ‘ UP AGAIN ¢ mms oY ie pe* ae ay DEAD oe ——— | Fe. GEE, \1S NICE OF] L BROUGH 3 _ 7 asta ; ote , , Ti ‘ c Wi! . . im 4b i | . : : ’ . : “yt CN 2 | = i LG eee + eR ; ‘ nd * . COME OVER, aa] — eee BUMMER * 100K ME IN IN DE NAME OB OE | re eee DER EYE UND Tet ME | t i / paw PUT UP DE { DO ME DER FAFOR VOT> DER IDEA OF Diss “(AUGUST | FLUIPPAHS' ¢ loubt PLEASt UND PICK y ts SHRINKING BITZNE SS ° SS Mi Out vert eta adel SHOULDN:-T HAFF f wy a ATE PIGGLES FOR Wd, ve BREAKFAST [37 > Z | ¥ ey MY | TUL PRONE THE BOYS >) J ™ eY7 KK. hea Slr : AT THE FRAT HoUSE AND PROVE vr com ses >>> ; ne —— py SURE! ME UND My LONG LOST BRUDDER / gti: TO AUGUST- DER LOST VUN VOT GOT FouND! mit 00 GOODY ! -DOTS us © UNCLE FELIX ChusT LEFT BE | AU ART LUE GOLD - Rice take A GIOATER es NOW DER oy] HIND US —_ Mibiium PUNKERS UND JS MAY HE VAFE *! LADIES UND (HENTIEMEN “7 - = a, ( 19s oo f 1] GIFFED710. 000 REVARD — © - it -y TOAST To DER OULD (CAPTAIN © ce ; ne oe 4 \’ DoD GAST e729 GO} smourD FIND Quen |Z AWA*DID You'Y | Re ae A a le i}- 3 “UNY Bin BRUDOER : »EFFER Gor LEFT! | , OUR HIDES * AF . ° ‘ ‘t= } Y \ ; ial (- . : \ &? a ve ~ 4 - ’ ¥ wns 4 p than Pabahng Uo Cem York World) 1927

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By R. Dirks inator ot the Katzenjammer Kids ————— . . y » — ) COP GoT SHRUNKED Like = A PEA NUT ° HONEST~ r \ LIKE A Two 5Por Alt _ OF A SUDDEN *¢ NOW ,DAUGHTER DEAR. bE. SO CAREFUL EVEQN MINUTE CAUSE HOU KNOW How WORKED TL'LU = ‘WuEN MOTHER CHIC YOUNG Registered U. S. Patent Office DON'T WORRM, MAMA , ILL WRITE YHOU AS SOON AS L GET BOO-HOO~L CAN'T BEAR G\fZ. LEAVING C HES MoE. cM Ge » GOING TO PARIS j. s— MIE DER FAFoR AST UND Pik ME Dt vun Vol I § ISD 8 ye DOD GAST Pun HIDES* — SPR To THINK OF MN LITTLE. aot eee) SUE'S GOING AWAN FOR THE, WEEX-END TO viSit AUNT CLARA IN HE SUBURES ( BOT, DAUGHTER. ou | JOUGEHT TO TELL MOTHER | PV WAEN NOU MAKE | L O10 MA, DON'T YOU | REMEMBER L TOLD Hay LAST WINTER? Pa Dumb OH HES, I REMEMBER, = : | NOW - WELL,WAVE A GOOD TiIMG. (7: bis a = =H | ~~ = | ee A U7) Milky & Precnr Offn =z~ YES,.DORA,LM IN A PRIVATE o SANITARIUM -WiTA GRIPPE,TONSIUTIS, |, = NEURALGIA, FEVER, AND A HEADACHE = wi i IL VDON'T KNOW WHEN L EVER ENSONED DOING ANN THING SO MUCH AS BRINGING DEAR OLD ROD THIS FRUIT Pha — CANDN iil AN J ; ay : wi N\ thy ; . I. SUST MAILED MN LESSON -IM. STUDYING MEDICINE BY 1. CORRESPONDENCE I WHY , HAROLD, WHAT ARE. YOU DOING - AROUND THE POST-OFFICE? | J{WITA ME -YOu KNOW JL EAT THIS FRUIT YOU "ro at COME OVER, }.. HES STUDYING 7 | AND CANDY, 7. DUMBBELL | HE CANI TOO /- EVERYONE KNOWS YOU SHOULD STUFF A COLD ~TAATS MM BUSINESS' | YOu STARVE A 2 PLEASE. PLEASE . STOP — ..\ TAT ARGUING -1'M -\ AWROLIW SICK ~ REALLY - - : Ben Lo N bt eS ) AT THE FRAT ROUSE AND PROVE ins YOv'LL FIND ILM RIGHT SH-H-H -KIOS, BE. QUIET UNTIL WE MOVE =f. ROD OUT OF THIS ROOM -} HE'S VERN SICK -WE FF MUST BE CONSIDERATE / DAVE THEM COME OVER HERE - ROD WILL BE TICKLED 37 THEN COME GOOD PLACE FOR THIS'LL MAKE A * PLEASE DON'T, || = FoR | | BOYS, IM | DOING THIS A PARTY | Sick , HONEST | FOR YOUR , \\ SHOT UP, WERE i | OWN GOOD THis BED IS IN “SF GEE, rt cust SS THE WAN- WE WONT} | HAPPENED TO asap 4 BE ABLE TO DANCE} {| THE NOISE oe HERE WHEN pat. MIGHT ge one . A a ; + . . , be yee ee ORS ana shh A) Mam. eth,” z a0 Op . “hfod; f, ee ‘ex Fe ed, PS . ( tes : ‘ Wy Rees pte ee oe ar ~ Oy oe ye 7 : A \ ae pF le Pages tag oe AM ae Kd TI f ‘ ¥ : " ee ib ag on, ; GREE. oe : ” frie: yb SF wel ne ee ¥ M Zt ® rr” e BE SA aR 3 “re at a . 7 Ta as We aah

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