St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 11, 1928

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5 POST- DISPATCH _ ADVERTISEMENT tor Found What is or Thin, Constipated Pe s a family doctor at Monticello, mois, the whole human body, not smaii part of it, was Dr, Cald- I’s practice. More than half his lls’’ were on women, children and ies. They are the ones most often . But their illnesses were usualiy @ minor nature—colds, fevers, daches, biliousness—and al! of m required first a thorough evac- ion. They were constipated. B the course of his 47 years’ prac- (be wus graduated from Rush ica} College back in 1875),.be nd a good dea! of success in such bs With a prescription of his own nining eimple laxative herbs b pepsin. In 1892 he decided to this formula in the manufacture a medicine to be known as Dr. ldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, and in that his prescription was first nlaced the market. be preparation immediately had bat a success in the drug stores t previously had in his private tice. Now, the third generation sing it. Mothers are giving it to children who were given it by mothers. Every second of the king day someone somewhere is po into a drug store io buy ‘t. Mons of bottles of Dr. Caldwell's ap Pepsin are being used a vear. 3 great success is based on merit, »peated buying, on one satisfi ed r telling another. There are thou- ds of homes in this country that never without a bottle of Dr. AT AGE 68 gotten many bundreds of letters grateful people telling us that helped them when everything failed. Every drug store sells Dr well’s Syrup Pepsin. Keep ¢ in your home—where many someone is sure to need it Quickly, » We would be glad to have prove at our expense how Caldwell’s*Syrup Pepsin can can mean tg you and yours. Just write § Pepsin,’’ Monticello, OHlinois, and we it e we!l!’s Syrup Pepsin. and we have will send you prepaid a FREE gay PLE BOTTLE. : »°4°6°8 Olive St. \ | [personnel of pilots, ——. | much De — ee —_— if , ' aa 0ny,* ” ri 4 nat yasgee? per tr Fe 7? . O} ‘ ‘ f Uli- Sine bed ated Ta! if ls ‘ 75 ne "99% my $2 Monthly Walnut Stee} Bed and able ‘Beelected group Phroughout the world. ei Ps A? epes ~— - ee $35 3-Pc. Bed Outfit finish .e- inforced spring comfort.- mattress. Pay $2 Monthly 192 ht odreds ay 4 early mene for % ut the Antarctic. iliscoveries in the wild Antarctic, where every day Mxistence and every extended journey ho make it. By an arrangement antedating . historic | Byrd's h Pole, exclusive world to this expedition even Commander flight to the Nort rights throughout the fgreat siory of his new Ti. the Antarctic have the New York Times which, Mrough the agency of Current ews Features of New York and Pwashingcton, will share with of newspapers United States and elsewhere a #0? + at merth Pole flight, the mais expedition, written by Worrespondent will appear in St. mouis in the Post-Dispatch alone. m will be sent by radio at frequent ittervals, sometimes every day, a connected and dramatic rative of what is going on in land of mist and snow, Mec from the nearest inhabited Mrritory. Plans of the Expedition. » Commander Richard Evelyn d, leader of the expedition, s been at work on the plans for is journey of exploration @nce he returned from his North ile flight, interrupting his prepa- Btions only to fly the Atlantic, s not know yet just how long will be required to fly over rritory he wishes to map. He to reach the ice barrier put Dec. 16, but if he is delayed the pack ice which lies outside Sea. and which extends for ef miles, it may be the part of January before man begin the work of establishigg first base. The Antarctic has a way Of up- iting the best-laid plans, but Memmander Byrd is fortunate may be able to make his flights and out before winter weather sets in March and closes the retreat. If not, he will with about 25 men, b barrier, sending his ship New Zealand, fexploration wnen spring makes possible. ind 15 months in the Antarctic, E Which six months are the bt, ittle can be done. if the Long Night Overtakes It. A : he of manter, back when ] _ uring th n Mer, communicati hed with Th: mspatch anc Ne =O complet: mill be taken with the expedition, on the ship and an- on shore at the maia additional is €&] t] “Pp on St. Louis York uSe fr for uss . An it is needed, and a set will be talled on the the work © 80, during all rations and mer night. the shore even during the party wifl be w= by storms and ech sometimes reach 70 degrees aOW zero (Fahrenheit >. eu€ who are roasting in sum- Tv heat w ill be able to get news | e Saggy litle group of men at the = T €nd of the world. . The Autarctic’s Secrets. _ There is much to be Although - discovered 70 years ago, very . e * cuter, edge and the two smal! ‘ Surveyed by Amundsen. Scott a Ms Shackleton. a mundsen followed close to the annared 4nd seventieth wert FTidian and the Pole be- E Scott, io went in iV is lustifv by such a is is during that at Antartic there Objects “The life S killer found in it will be the most adventures and : RR A GE are deep sheltered | | ; may melt the winter’s snow as it! if there | Sci- | | done fained by! if so it, ‘quarters. i Sound, | ice ‘in height in the Ant-/'. i those and | living creature is believed to be a} But there may be some so far unknown, where ow- ing to the powerful effect of the 24-hour sun in the summer snow is melted away, possibly some deep valley bottom. “If low land spider. in that some parts of it would be bare. of snow in summer. And therefore it is not unreasonable to believe that if such areas exist new species of plant or | animal life might be found, or that |fossil remains might be uncovered that would indicate some of the'se- crets of the past. Some interesting deposits found. “At any rate. the primary object Should be forced of the expedition is scientific, a,;crew have to sledge ‘point which I want to emphasize. | ‘back, but also to offer | The flight to the Pole will only be | a part of the plished, and in add er flights of explor plenty of work work to be accom- * ition to the oth- he for ‘and dog the | were found at the |_North Pole, we know ‘houses and getting the 1 | South Polar Map, Showing Byrd’s Intended Route; Paths Followed by Other Explorers | \ TR ACTORS WILL BE TAKEN Oe ee a ene ee ee flight to the Pole is only a small part of what he wishes to do. Most of his exploratory work will be probably to the east of the ice barrier and King Edward VII Land, as in the quadrant bet -een that land, the Pole and Land there is a stretch least 2000 miles long, which has never been seen and behind which is a vast unknown territory. This pagt of the Antarctic is also nearest to his base. What Byrd may find there nobody can fuess. There are many mountain ranges in King Edward VII Land and oth- ers further in, which were seen by Anrundsen, but behind - them is nothing but a white mystery where volcanoes, such as exist further west on the coast, and strange things may be the whirr of airplane disclose them. For that they will ever other way. of coast at even waiting for propellers to it likely be in any ) tha is UD seen To Build a. Village on the Barrier. During the summer mont! there wiil be feverish activity the ice barrier where Commander Byrd will set up his quarters, H: will pitch his camp, build a smal! village, in fact, on the barrier at the Bay of Whales, where Amund- sen built Framheim, his This is an inl indentation in which rises to and presents a and almost impassable who wish invac on off Ross an the vast barrier, to tica. But at the spot wher« plans to go ashore the a few feet in height, and unload his stores and equipment there, and with the aid of tractors teams haul it far enou in on the ice barrier so that tnere will be no danger of the place selecis splitting and falling the sea. Once ashore, the be divided into will start work Bvyrad ony Ce IS he Can he of? imto expedition il} two parties. erecting the Cone ving working quarters order, the other goes to work the three planes which will be en for exploration and fr ir while tak- ‘ight service. | ‘VII Land and to ation there will) Then bases will be a source of supplies if the plane down and the their -way r jumping-off places for side expeditions into the wilderness back of King Edward the westward. there is time. Bases Found by Dog Sledge. Zhes ty will first found Ses be dor and fter oi - + ‘a plane will take Charcot | other | winter | | down, gh 'ice and hold assembling | laid down to- | might also be | Ward the pole, not only to provide | Snow, if. report | E: “ ——BYRO'S PROPOSED ROUTE > SoS 4 ww AMUNDSEN ROUTE » travei l~ flight a come up. necessary to Smashing the if even a SO could land storm they Byrd and Bennett ir plane safely in a have a job keeping it pegged for the wind blows with ane force in the Antarctic. pins will be taken along for to be driven into the ropes that will be fas- tened to the plane. The Polar Flight Plans. Just be atte the would hurri ‘ " 7 strong this purpose, will be hat polar dash mpted, hether it will the first flight made or whether some minor exploration will to enable the pilots to become used to flying over the snow, it impossible to tell at present, Land- ing on the snow is ‘more difficult than on land, for the dazzling when 1 “ iLirst is white covering does not show the dangerous little outcroppings of ice or hummocks of snow which easily.trip a plane. Both Byrd and Bennett have had | flying from the will undoubtedly ent a little before interior experience in but want to «perm taking for the ‘ {> Liivrs. 'esting results of the the “This question af bases, however, | will not, | high, come | | greater than at might | expedition are expected. Bases Most Ipportant. “The matter of bases is one the most important of : lems confronting the expedition,” said Commander Byrd, “and all our flying down there will done onty after the most caréful prep- iration and after every precaution hes been taken. We must always face the possibility of forced land- ings, and if our bases were so, ex- tended that we could come down withtn 500 be on be of be a chance of our getting back foot. Without them there would no chance at all. “We take food with the and a certain lipment, a sled for instance, and possibly some dogs, but if we came down on the plateau it.is cer- tain we would never reach the main b unless there were bases nearer to us. “There will be another for the 1 also. They can be used tarting points of flights to one Or another for scientific ex- ploration. On our flight toward he Pole we will fly along the edge of the unknown and undoubtedly more, even on that Amundsen’s route than was able to see fromthe ground. if, in addition to this, we were fly right or left for distance into the unknown would be able to sur- vev, photograph and map con- siderable area with the minimum of from sudden gales. And the comes up very quickly in us in amount can plane e oir equ that ase otner WSe ASeS, aus 8s side move 4 abie to to the SQM country. we risk wind Antarctic. is stil] know far we interior. uncertain, for we until we attempt it just how may extend them into the Landing at the Pole in Doubt. W will be able at the Pole also lematical at present. The on a plateau more than 10, and it will not be easy to land The surface may not be table: it will be very cold, and such a height the landing speed of a heavily loaded plane is mucai sea level, due to the lack of defisity of the air. This will not only increase the landing speed but require more power and a longer run to get the plane of the snow “We will not eertain that we will be able to do so safely, except, of course, in case of emergency due [9 &a enqadden storm. when we will come down CON - wuld not to land prob- Pole is 500 feet hether we South is there. Sul at tf te COME if = ‘*s fri of another plane all the prob- | iif | reach miles of one there would | i the straight | TO HAUL AIRPLANES OR SUPPLIES ON ROUGH ICE Leader Plans to Explore Thousands of Square | Miles Never Seen by Eyes of Modern Man ; ’ / Panama Canal to New Zealand, sebhianiiienitiaa — _ ane enen e us and picking us up after | storms were over. | as . ~ “ - “We should not be able to get) Arctic Circle in Norway, —Ice Ship Now Being Outfitted. ‘ of the roughest seas in the world to reach its objective. The ship | will go from New York through the functions of geographer and zoolo- gist: a meteorologist of the high- est ability, and an ichthyologist,who | _ will also be an ornithologist. There where the last of the supplies will| are very few living things except be loaded, and will then south through the roaring storms that sweep north of the ice pack. Through Storms and Ice. This is perhaps the hardest and | most uncomfortable part of the trip, particularly in a heavily laden ship over which the sea breaks most easily. Scott had a difficult time preventing many of his supplies from being washed overboard and others from being ruined by water. So did Maw- son, but Amundsen got through fairly easily. When the ice pack is reached, however, another problem will be faced. Getting through this stretch filled with icebergs and pack ice which drifts outside Ross Sea is largely a matter of chance, although the whalers go through every year. It is believed that be- tween 170 and 180 east longitude long | is the best way, although the pack make | birds and fish on the Antarctic Con- tinent, so far as is known, and the geologist will probably know enough of the vertebrata to iden- tify any fossils which may be found. There will also be two doc- tors, one of whom will turn his hand to other things unless he needed by the incapacity of his chief, Five Air Pilots in the Party. There will be five air pilots, in- cluding Commander Byrd, beeause Of his pre-eminence as a navigator, has been somewhat overlooked as a pilot. But, con- trary to the popular impression. Commander Byrd was an aviator almost as soon as he was a navyi- gator, and on this trip he intends to do considerable flying himself. All of the pilots; except the Commender, are also good me- chanics. He could fix up an en- gine in a pinch, but he doesn’t brag changes so from year to year that | about his ability along that line. it is impossible to foretell condi- | tions. serious matter, but Commander | Byrd’s ship is built of wood to withstand such conditions. Byrd will reach the ice as soon as pos- sible, even though the conditions are worse early in the season, 80 that he may get through as soon as possible. Whether he finishes in one season or has.to spend the winter in the Antarctic depends largely on the speed with which the ship forces its way through. He hopes to reach the barrier by Dec. 15, but he may not gét there until the first of January. The Ship Byrd Will Depend On. The ship on which the safety of the expedition will depend during | It has been reconditioned at ‘Tromso, a town far up_inside the this win- baek to base from that distance if'ter, and is now on its way to Ber- the plane could not take off, it were cracked up, means of another plane from the furthest base. That is why our re- lief pilots must be the best possi- matter will have to be worked out carefully. There are even some planes which cannot that altitude with a heavy but ours should be able to much higher than the top of plateau, probably twice ble. The load, rise high Hazards of Forced Landing. “A landing on the plateau would be further complicated by the fact that we would have aboard the plane at least 700 gallons of gaso- | 1000 pounds or more of That is not line and emergency equipment. except by | or! gen for final fitting. A stout ship is the Samson, bullt to withstand squeezing and batter- ing by the ice floes, with thick sides buttressed by cross timbers, ‘and a sheathing of greenheart, ‘the ice slides easily. as yp he Samson is 179 feet tong, | feet. a slippery and tough wood off which She is of 515 tons, larger than the Fram, Amund- sen’s ship, which was of about 400 tons and only 128 feet over all. 31 ‘feet beam and has a draft of 17 She will do eight knots un- der steam, and has auxiliary sails. Although built in 1890, she is still ‘in good condition. ‘the spring, and if possible a light load to get off the snow | with at 10.000 feet. We want to do it if possible to make scientific observations, but I am sure that if we do not land we will be with various instruments to even able check so that we ing within a very the Pole, even if the overcast for observations with the sextant. : “We will earry in the plane itself on the final dash for the Pole a small team of light dogs and a sled. That is why we prefer a large plane for this work. We will also take a stove, a sleeping bag, pro- visions for two months, and a spe- cial tent, skis, snowshoes and oth- er necessary articles, that we will use if there is a forced landing, if the other planes could not find us and we had to walk back. But I don’t like to say just what our ehances would be of reaching our main base. Let's hope we don't have to land.” Work of the Scientists, While Commander Byrd de- voting himself to the polar flight and flights of exploration, the scientists on the expedition, the dog teams, will make expedi- tions of their own, extending their field of operations as far as pos- sible into the unknown. ments will also be set up for re- cording meteorological data. and extensive studies of wind direction ean be certain of fly- short distance of is and velocity will be made, not only | for the purpose of safeguarding the | land wuniess {ft is aviators, but also to obtain as much | data as possible with regard to the terrific winds which sweep down off thé cap and go thundering up north to affect the Climate of @ nart of the cae starts ice soot world. will be met » t? barrier cross one iown te 4 es, peagilien Instru- | It is expected that the Samson will arrive in New York eariy - in Com- mander Byrd will have her con- verted into an oll burner, to :re- ‘vent the necessity of shifting coal during the voyage as the bunkers | our position closely enough | sun were too’ | moet of the with 7 ‘one of reason. and also because so many will not hold enough for the length of time she will be gone. Personnel of t e Expedition. Those who sail on her will be picked from a large list of appli- cants and will be the best men Commander Byrd can get for the task. More than 3600 applications have been received by him. and of these at least 200 are from scien- tists. Only Florvd Bennett, his companion on the North Polar flight and second in command on this expedition, has been definitely selected, although Commander Byrd knows fairly well by whom the most important posts will be illed. In addition to Byrd and Bennett | there will be a master of the veasel, Bennett is an excellent mechanic. a8 are also the other pilots Com- Getting jammed in the ice is a | mander Byrd has in mind for the |trip. But-in addition he will carry ‘two other mechanics, for there will be many motors to be cared for and much repair work to be done in the workshop on shore. Two first-class wireless operators ' will be members of the expedition. |and another, who will be a reserve man and de other work when he is not needed at the key. Some Veterans of Polar Seas. There will also be two or three veterans of Arctic and Antarctic work, one of them, Oscar Wisting. the genial giant who was captain of Amundsen’s ship, the Maud. _and who was one of the party that reached the South Pole this part of the trip is a wooden | ‘one, the Samson, formerly used as | 'a mother ship to an Arctic whaling the | fleet. endurance and great experience. His knowledge of the Antarctic will be invaluable to Commander Byrd. | { for he spent two summers and a winter there with Amundsen. _ Another Arctic veteran is Isaak Isaaksen, the ice pilot whe took Byrd's ship, the Chantier, from Trondhjem to Kings’ Bay on the North Pole expedition. He is a huge man of iron physique and a smiling readiness to do. yee 2 asked of him, which w affectionate nickname king,” from the crew of cooks, two ees a ers and two Eskimos, ,and also because 'to be useful in hu OE Rt ee Ne te OS me NC NS naa at ae serving under Byrd even on ship- | ird, tions of command: a crew of 16. hier The master and crew will he a in the ice. Group of Three Scientists. ip in order to avoif complica- | two mates, and | Amert- | although a few oy ing taken largely as an they ing or doing any of many things which are necessary when adapting material to Antarctic ditions. . Twenty-five May Winter South, If the expedition winter on the ice, more of these men will go back Zealand with the ship. ubout 25 at the base during the winter. Such luxuries ers and waiters will with. When the supplies the Bay of Wales hauled in on the ice where three houses will They were brought and are specially built to .the violent and bitter be about 2 Ue be The scientists will be a compact ice, as many sciences. ameng their small | number. the most difficult Com- mander Byrd will make for this able men have indicated their de-— sire to go along, for the oppor- | tunity which will be afforded them | of examining the great ice cap which Their selection will be | group of three, who will combine | peditions this desolate — The Best Commander at his eer Cee of them wit bee ke reproduces the conditions| tnewereegtena pluie under which part of this meget ene which he ff te the and Furope ley during the age . The ceteutiets will include a gist, geo. who will also combine the | Pole and acrom the Atlantic. other 7 ae a ore san Re '

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PAGE 2A John Scullin School Dedication. Dedication of the new John Scul- lin School. Kingshighway boule- vard and Penrose street, will take place next Friday, when the build- ing will be open to the public from $ to 19 p. m. The children now are in their new quarters, the port- able buildings having been vacated several weeks ago. ADVERTISEMENT 48-Hour Test For Backache and Bladder } POLIGE ROOKIES 10 STUDY FOR 6 WEEKS men Law Is Regarded as Most Important. The study of law is ranked most) important in the curriculum of the| for taxying with loads across the reorganized Police Academy, which [f your back aches so bad you ean hardly get around. If bladcer | weakness disturbs your sleep and) lowers your pep and strength. If) leg and groin pains annoy you, why | ’ not try the new Cystex 48-hour test? Just step into any drug store and as for Cystex. Put it to a 48-bour) of pep, able to sleep soundly, with | G0c, otherwise nothing. | Don’t give up. Don’t wait. Feel better tomorrow. 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Those who wish | to rid themselves of their troubles | and again be able to eat anything they wish should send for this free dollar treatment today. Just send starts a six weeks’ course tomor- row. The bill of rights, the stat- of 71 hours. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 'utes of Missouri and criminal law | in general will be studied a total, ‘board and fly them to the t- Byrd’s Plans For Expedition Continued From Preceding Page. tor plane of the type which Cham- In Academic Course for Patrol- | berlain flew across the Atlantic, a |plane which is believed to be un- | equaled in lift and carrying capac- lity for its size. There will also be a third plane with a single motor, to be, used in scouting expeditions and possibly snow. Commander Byrd believes a plane should be ideal for this purpose in places where a tractor would sink. All the planes will be equipped with skis and pontoons, in case it is necessary to drop them over- of Student policemen will put in 10 tne barrier. hours a day studying their jobs. In addition to law, civics, geogra- | test. If you soon feel like new. full phy and other subjects in the acad- emy classroom, they will have tical police problems. The physical side will not be neglected. When not reading books, information in a notebook, the “rookie” policemen will be subject to drills to keep them in condition, | ‘ And Tractors tor Haulage. — In addition to the planes, there | will be a number of tractors to pull pains alleviated it will cost you only | homework to do. It is also planned | to give them an hour a day patrol-| ling A beat and coping with prac-' planes around on the snow, It ‘gund at Spitzbergen that it tive was was difficult to handle planes by | hand while they were on skis. The tractors can also be used to haul ‘sleds loaded with supplies from the | listening to lectures or jotting dowrn | | on the theory a policeman’'s “topes must be as sound as his head. iif the snow ' A class of student policemen was} graduated yesterday after a four) weeks’ course. The six weeks’ course starting tomorrow is based on recommendations of Prof. George T. Ragsdale of Louisville, a police expert, who was hired to make a survey here- He recom- mends an eight weeks’ study course when the new Police Headquarters building is opened. Another recommendation is that a library be established for police- men in the new building. Prof. Ragsdale suggests that the library contain books on detective work and criminology, also standard po- lice magazines. The Police Gazette is not recommended. To Address Engineers’ Club. William McC. Martin, chairman of the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, will speak on “Present Day Banking in the Unit- ; shore to the main base, for there will be some heavy things to trans- port, such as part of the radio ap- paratus. ‘Bhe dogs will be used for this purpose also, but the tractors, is hard enough, will pull much greater loads. Enough supplies ill be taken ‘o last the expedition for two years, if it should be forced to winter on the ice, and the food will be sup- plemented by seal meat and pen- quin meat, if necessary. Thei are plenty of seals there, and as s00n as the landing parties get on shore they will set about getting in a supply of seal meat for the dogs and for men. Fresh meat is the Sure preventative of scurvy, which is dreaded by all Antarctic ex- plorers. A large supply of fresh meat will be taken from New Zealand—just as much as can be loaded aboard the heavily laden Samson. A re- frigerating room will be fitted up for this purpose, for it will be some time after leaving New Zealand before the weather become suffi- ciently cold to chill meat through CHURCH FEDERATION PLANS To South Pole | | | | } | operating groups of churches | | | Cnrist | pastor 'Church, Brooklyn, will speak each 3-WEEKS’ LENTEN SERVICE Speakers From Scotland, Wooster, O., and New York to Be in | Charge Each for a Week. | Lenten services under the aus- pices of the Church Federation of St. Louis will open a week from | SemerEow and continue until Has- ter, April 8 Three speakers of | prominence will have charge of the services each for one week. Noon services will be broadcast by radio through Station KMOX, and eve- ning services will be held by co- in | various parts of the city. For the week beginning March 19, the Rev. Dr. John Milton Moore | ‘Chicago, nationally known author- \ity of New York, general secretary of 'the Federal Council of Churches of in America, and recently of Marcey Avenue Baptist evening at St. Matthew's Evangel- :jcal Church, Jefferson avciitue and Potomac street. For the week beginning March 26, the Rev. Dr. Charles F. Wis- hart, president of Wooster (0O.) College, author, will speak each evening at St. John’s Methodist Church, Kingshighway and Wash- ington boulevard. For the week beginning April 2, Prof- Hugh Ross Mackintosh of New College, Edinburgh Univer- sity, will speak each evening at the Union Avenue Christian Church, Union boulevard and Enright ave- nue, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928 BUSINESS MEN . TO BE SHOWN HOW TO WRITE LETTERS Classes for Executives to Be Conducted by Dr. Frank W. Dignan of Chicago U. A six week’s course in ‘usiness letter writing for executives of St. Louis business concerns will be con- ducted by the Sales Managers’ Burcau of the Chamber of Com- merce, starting Tuesday, March 20. The course will be under the di- | rection of Dr. Frank W. Dignan of on letter writing, and classes will be held in the auditorium on the eighth floor of the Chamber | of Commerce Building. Although designed particularly for executives, the course will be open to anyone connected with the correspondence end of business, It will cover virtually every kind of business, embracing such subject heads as “Writing Letters that Must Be Read,” “‘Writing to Sales- men,” “Arrangement of Material,’’ “Selling by Mail,” “Credit and Col- lection Letters,’”’ and ‘Adjustment Letters—Building Good Will.” This will be the third class of its kind conducted by Dr. Dignan, who holds a Ph. D. degree from the University of Chicago and who has served as a faculty member there and at Bryn Mawr College. | | WASHINGTON U. TO OPEN ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : TUBERCULOSIS INSTITUTE Health Socicty’s Campaign’ for Early Diagnosis to Emphasize Possibility of Cure. A campaign for early diagnosis of tuberculosis will be speeded up with the opening, March 23, of a ‘tuberculosis institute at Washing- ton University, distribution of the Medical News Services to all physi- cians in the city and county and through observance of Negro Health Week April 1 to 8 The campaign will be pushed by a newly-elected advisory medical istaff of the Tuberculosis and Health Society of St. Louis. The tuberculosis institute, lasting two weeks, will be conducted by the National Tuberculosis Associa- ition, in co-operation with Washing- |ton University and the local tuber- | culosis associations. It will empha- |size that tuberculosis, if discovered ‘in time, can be cured easily. Physicians appointed to the 1928 advisory staff include the follow- ing doctors: Nathan Barlow, A. C. Bedal, Howard H. Bell, L. C. Bois- liniere, J. F. Bredeck, Edward P. Buddy, R. C. Byrnes, A. B. Day, Charles Eyerman, A. M. Frank, Al- fred Goldman, W. W. Graves,.T. C. Hempleman, A. C. Henske, J. H. Humphrey, W. H. Luedde, A. J. McLaughlin, L. Schlenker, R. E. Schwartz, W. Shankland, Selig Si- tor, Max Starkloff, R. I. and A. E. Walters. Wagner mon, Jacob J. Singer, H. I. Spec-} Correction on Address. | In Friday’s Post-Dispatch 3884 Page. boulevard was incorrectly published as the scene of a shoot- ing. Peter Skificki of Manchester reported to police that he had gone to 3834 Page, seeking his wife, and that the woman living there had fired a shot at him. Tort NUVO table ne fering in @& ~ Day ’ " 4* Get eter. Neca, Sea FREE nv Laboraioreg = Your tongue is the best barometer of your physical condition. Look at it every , morning before breakfast. If it is coated with a yellow or brown coloring, and does not have aclean red appearance you are constipated and not well. Heed Its Warning Constipation causes more ailments than pear diseases, and is the result of not having a daily bowel movement. Sick-headache, indigestion, biliousness and sallow a EOE follow. Ask ‘age d ist for a red paper es CARTER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS “Safe Laxative”. Take a dose to-night and continue one pill ree each —_ Don’t stop—until your tongue Is c . 0 will be surprised at the tonic effect this doctor's formula will have on you. CAR Inu: PILLS ene. ADVERTISEMEWs “Not One Dal A] in Thirty¥@ igs Former Heavy Drinke Business Man—Saved fr ) * + large dresser and commodious chiffor Finish the «ides of the ship. Doctors Selecting Food. and spring construction. velour covers it, and wing and bed davetport frame quard included with at once. vard Wednesday evening. ADVERTISEMENT 4 Yrs. Gastritis and Stomach Misery Gone ‘*For four years I suffered with gastritis, bloating and belching. Was in® misery all the time. Nothing helped until I took Adlerika.’’—W. Taylor. The simple mixture of buckthorn bark, givcerine, saline, etc. (known as Adierika), has a most surprising DOUBLE action. First, it acts on BOTH upper and lower bowel (most medicines act on lower bowel only) and removes foul matter that often poisoned the system for months. Sece- ond, Adlerika clears all GAS and sourness from stomach and bowels, bringing INSTANT relief from stom- ae trouble. And,in addition, Adler- coc nour metabolic poisons which cagse neuritis, rheumatism, etc. r. H. LL, Shoub, New York, writes: | of high-class tapestry. A besutifvl art buffet mirror is cad ul ik os — and also a set of dishes and @ 9x12 rug of good y 7 le = qd . ‘ ’ ‘- As ‘3 rf gy 9-Piece Kitchen Outfit 9-Piece yt see $102-°° $10 Cash— $137: $6 Monthly $6 Monthl ‘ This Suite.in rich walnut finish over This modern labor-saving kitchen includes all neces- wood, is sturdily built. Chiffo > , sary pieces. New cabinet style enamel gas range large, full-size bow-end bed 0 ee with side oven, 5-piece handsomely enameled and breakfast set, convenient kitchen cabinet with STOP ano SHOP ~ /ISCONSIN od « rye ae « ae a ... a s 7 ERR 7 | SIXTH AND LUCAS 2607 CHEROKEE 6230 EASTON 1223 $. BROADWAY SIX STORES: 1428 SALISBURY = 7281 MANCHESTER ONLY SIX MORE DAYS WE CAN OFFER THIS MALT AT THIS LOW PRICE | TROSITIVELY yo mar sow Wy WEEK AT THIS SPECIAL PRICE. run he G ATEST MALT VALUE Rector Will Address Meetings at | In ST LOUIS | Christ Church Cathedral From | | Tuesday to Friday. | 7 | The speaker at noonday | AMERICAN MAID ALT Lenten services of the Episcopal | the ) Church at Christ Church Cathedral, | | Thirteenth and Locust streets, this | week, from Tuesday to Friday, in- L . | Clusive, will be the Rev. Dr, W. | PA Bey Others in | Russell Bowie, rector of Grace | -St th and Fl Body-Strength an avor 3-LB. | Church, New York City, one of | .00 —S the best known preachers in the | 3-CAN | United States, | LIMIT j Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Come with $37 T50\ Ps, 3-Piece Bed Outfit $49 Value +-Piece Bed Outfit consists of full-size Smith & Davis > « The Rev. Rufus D., 8. Putney, | superintendent of St. Luke’s Hose- | | pital, will speak at the noonday | | service tomorrow. Services are | | held every noon, except Saturday | , from 12:05 to 12:30. The public | ' is invited to attend. | There will be an organ recital | this evening at & o’clock in the | Cathedral, and an address by Dean | William Scarlett on “Obstacles.” | The recital program includes the | following: Vision, Rheinhberger: | | Largo, Handel: In Paradisum, Du- | | bole; Allegro from Fourth Organ | | Bonata, Mendelssohn, and solo by | : ’ Leslie A. Cash, basso, | | ' eh > ; | Humane Society to Parade. Horses. | Roll Edge The Humane Society will spon- | Mattress ‘yy > We 5-Piece Breakfast $49 Value B is this 5 and rig stem pa s . yt. Exquisitety dainty Breakfast Set in beautifal of extension table and four hand- some chairs to match. Obtainable tm several different éolorings. A tremendous value. ' metal bed, in walnut finish. = teurcet l’ark >

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IS POST-DISPATCH ae | tenes on Aiton - | i : 21 LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH ___ ___SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928_ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mn Friday's Post-Dispatch 38/4 | | , ~ fe boulevard was incorrectly ; blished as the scene of a shoot- | . “coe 5 4 e ’ ¢ = | - j : a ee Se ale Begins Monday Morning a ported to police that he had erg . | a 7 . Paul Godt, 22-year-old hea , Gd a shot at him. 7 ; 3834 Page, seeking his wife, an 7-Da be , — sey cena And as a Special Accommodation for Those Who Cannot Attend During the Day, We Remain WARNS AGAINST and theater organist of 1322 at the woman living there had/| | - ~ wf * 0 Monda 4 hi Until + 9 Eighteenth street, East St DANGER Wotonc pint ovis sat Mt oe NEW SOLICITATION === seco c | . charge based upon the | a ea a 3 , _ : | | or | of a 14-year-old girl, — | a | In Thirt Yy ae . Justice Prindable found, after | ¥ ~ ,& k y TCarsh 2 eam rt = fe 7 ‘Issued When Justice of pereeerorwonl mata yp | — Heavy Drinker—Now Supe... e h ys >, TERE 7 ? P Rice Savs Name [s | "2" o which my om “Dr. Kecley's Famous Teeteas TL A \ id : = ¢ pe 4 Cihtade | sommttnen eee — “Yes, sir, * am proud to say 7 4 a AN, : : | gS @ Being Used to in| committed. Z Mages linea tie \ axen a single drink in t} : Ven" ae | ta] } ; $ . . : : 1 Oe tee Tamet? xCes every’ dap jill Mn, OED _ Money From Merchants. | N RTIS le the Peace Prindable of ot One Drinit Keeley Treatment.” mer patient. ousands Says a | and women formerly hopelesse afin OUR a i Vy] x | y of | Nith, the disease of drunkennes ae : 1a oh , ur tongue 1S the best barometer point with pride to records ef oo § . . . r # : FAVORS PROMISED bur physical condition. — atit oss ont Bene oe une Keeley ——— ee 3 ‘ | gs the orning before breakfast. Ifitis coated | pines and freedom homo? Present San” " . | J / ipso SUBSCRIBERS white, yellow or brown coloring, | of all time—tliquor and’ drogen ate ~“ @ a i‘, Me 1: Ee | 1 | | TO d does not have aclean red appearance § ,, ome. ye {rom these vipa “an P a , / | bo Se well | Saapree——erite as ay. Let us 7 : 7, ? f , . are constipated and not how The Keeley Treatment ‘oijteu a Dep ¥. aw) tor Oe A oe EST Promoters of Commercial | ; Oy a TSE Guide Occupy Downtown eed Its Warning 22, cu sade. Offices and Reach Pros- pects First by Telephone. the treatment of } Keeley's recorg ann 4 , ” over a period of n Td Gate mstipation Causes more ailments than years. The success of The keeles be other diseases, and is the result of | om Bnet Fecord in thoussas : 8 | . : D AY TO N OH 0 f , 4 IF | . geist for a 25c red paper wented contd IRTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS | gander. + ~. ) Efe Laxative”. Take a dose to-night | Jhe 4 Nelson, Secretary, | 2 your lot of drugs that The Better Business Bureau is/ and irritate the en preparing a bulletin for circulation | Keep your kidneys among business men, warning | “°°P Your bowels clean, by ,., them with a mild, harmless against the Missour! Business Men's which helps to Association, solicitors from which | urinous waste and stimulate are asking for “donations” towards | their normal setivity. publication of a “Commercial! The function of the kidneys is Guide and Reference Annual.” filter the blood. Im 24 hours they The “association” has a suite of | strain from it 500 grains of avid and offices at 1504 to 1509 Arcade| waste, so we can readily understand Building, where telephone opera- | the vital importamee of keeping the tors call up business men and use | kidneys active. the name of Justice of the Peace Drink lots of good water—you Edward Rice to ald their solicita- | can’t drink too much; also get from _ tion. any pharmacist about four ounces Justice Rice was made president | Jad Salts. Take a tablespoonful in a of the “association” after its in-| glass of water before breakfast cach © corporation on Feb. 4, but has and : withdrawn. After investigating the practices of the “association” in| soliciting donations, Justice Rice wrote a letter to the Better Busl- . ness Bureau in which he said in| years to help clean and stimulate~ part: clogged kidneys; also to neutralize “Tl wish to inform you that 1 | the acids in the system so they aré. am in no way connected with the | 20 longer a source of irritation, thus Missourt Business Men's Associa- | Often relieving bladder weakness. tion. I was for a very short while.| Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot” When this matter was misrepre- | injure; makes a delightful efferves- sented to me I immediately in- | cent lithia-water drink which every-. formed them to cancel the use of take now and then my name in any way, manner or form. You may inform all in- | quiries relative to this association . that I am in no way connected and will wonder what became of y that no one has authority to use | Kidney trouble and backaehe. i Hi i i continue one pill after each meal pn’t stop—until your tongue is clean. | Keeley Insti ou will be surprised at the tonic effect | s doctor’s formula will have on you. | Dwight, linois . m4 Tz: PILLS Read today’s Want Columns business openings. i F ; i : F 4. a 1’ w, Monday, March 12, begins this event: So compelling with te 75% on the dollar eae throngs af pasate, not neone tee a neute, a dise hat bat al from many miles around St. Louls are expe ° e, erefore, ) 4 ee ee et only a bankrupt sale could ehcias shesetne early in the morning to avoid congestion end to take ‘Ee. effe: great in importance te all who know the value ef saving 35% advantage of bargains while the selectiong are complete. Extraordinary Saving l=" |COATS, SUITS & DRESSES,Q8p Bf | ts Women and Girls Values to $3.95 for Home Makers f 3 —Don’t Miss This! | WHILE THEY LAST—QUANTITY IS LIMITED—NEED WE SAY MORE? 97c All sizes and many Bed-Davenport 24 | - Hoover Aprons andi HOSIERY BASES Sematiey. ny Living-Room Suite i | ow x ee is ; | ie ey With Cotten Tep and Heel 1 A tovel Suite ! ft {| House Dresses - DY tater? Dire Salta ot Jott den: puerenuwa LAG Bi CK / wens wer parage Women’s Belts Ps ee bed davetport “which eso uae “9 ' it “Bb Of good hae lef material. Full leathers 2 79: 1S¢ full-s' * | . 4 ek. size. Blue dnd red colors. Black petent and other shade ize bed Cc | ; S (Elliott’s—Main Fleer.) ( Eliiott’s—Main Fleer.) ° > ’ - ne ae ad FREE 7 - - hi; a : ; Be | China Cups and Saucers Men’s Suits and 8 4 r -i4 ig SS Oe 25¢ Value—Per Set C With cach of thous thre attractive Suites yeu ie ihe : Ten Gio Rha : Imported. All plain white: standard : bsp ergo ‘ . r (es. rga mmed. > 1 t size. Elliott’ s— ent. 1 WITH THE DINING ROOM—A handsome buffet \ reward for early shoppers. J All sizes omen” have ‘ea mea veene so : =e & oe r and set of dishes. ; Those who are not here when and for triple > ! my name.” WITH TH ‘ING M—Lo | | do . , leserve t . , : . Great savings Fun4 ri a Gussentes “tabs tee vely End Table and - | allen this tentetnineen saving. Sizes chy # Ruffied Cur tains | gag sae a Fo pays — posers - «| ; | we! ues . 5‘ 2 signed Cane Seat Bench aoa a one ee a | ys oA ea" a and marquisette. —=—=— . urer of the local “association,” and | oat rt ; the Better Business Bureau says he BARGAINS YOU WILL REMEMBER | was acting i the sume wats ' garments New York and icago. yers I Crash Toweling | was not at his office yesterday. Ge Value Yards th h NEW SPR NG Good grade; linen finish. Red . ken sizes. Only a stenographer was there. She , borders. ( Elliott’ s—Basement.) ( Elliott’ s—Meszanine.) was typing a list of names and | addresses from several hundred (ULI Shaving Outfit 79¢ | cards. $3.50 Value , siness men, many of them Set consists of strop, straight-cdge Men $s 2-Pant Suits Hie merchants, have ‘aneutenl 3 razor and hone. ( Elliott’ s— Basement. ) : Vaelaes to $38 : : Newest les, shades sad 3 ] 75 they were solicitea for donations : . MEN’S HATS patterns for Spring. Ail ranging from $10 to $100 to make "¢ Welds to $3.50 ( Eiliett’ o—Mezzenine. J possible publication of the “Com- 4 ~ New Spring styles and shades. mercial Guid. and Reference An- . Many satin lined. Men’s Union Sai nual.” In their letter to the Better : ( Elliott’ s—Mezsanine. ) s On OW ts oO sew ae Bi a Values to $1.50 6 Business Bureau they said they were | «44 ; Medium Ribbed knit. called on the telephone and then | Children’s Slickers "(Elliete’ alu 88c ( o—Main Fleer.) told to wait a moment, that “the $2.40 V es . Da All sizes for bors and girls. Yellow Judge wished to speak to tem.” A WE GLADLY EXCHANGE OR REFUND SSS and other colors. ( Elliott’ s—M ezzanine.) moment later a : an’s voice would ; say, “This is Judge Rice of the City Men’s Work Pants c Rainproof. : Courts. I am sending a young New Spring Modish New Spring Value to $1.98 ( Elliott’e—Mein Fleer.) man over relative to enlisting your co-operation, which we trust will —.. | yt Extra sizes 42 to 50 only. Many “ete ste B f R a : , | ; materials. ( Elliott’ e—M exzainine.) Roller Skates s prove mutually beneficial.” eautt u ugs 4 ima ry # Ball bearing fo end se Favors Promised to Prospecta, [| | 2 A enormo i ar A solicitor then would call on 10-Piece Living Room ee ein pM ace ) | selection that ts a max on \Z Values to $1.88. Men’s Shirts 80. remarking that Justice Rice was ad) % ‘ ‘ ; Boys Longies §9c ( Elliott’s—Main Floor.) the prospect and ask for money, $] 3 30 $10 Cash— ; setr © & sight. Graceful 3 er ee Seiisen. ao anne aiding in the movement and “would $6 Monthly | rat barrcain ; . eee ef ' . | ( Elliott’ s—M ezzanine.) Many famees mekes. Collar-et- return the favor in some way.” oan ve tache@ and all other styles. All sizes. In letters introducing the. beare® Jacquard velour, The davenport opens easily into’ fall-sise com: TE = pee é. ae ) , ‘ | der as attorney for the “associa. : 1 YY. tion.” THESE ITEMS WILL THRILL EVERY WOMAN iy!” | PR ON EF RE cn |e 66 (300 WILL START s , / va Giris’ New Spring ae eC “(Elliott eM eananine. 7 | CAMP nen Teeny FOR $7 5,000 “Sosa Coats, $2.98 moos : Men’s Cassimere-Fintsh Hese o12enee Penaeus weer ae 2 S Every Coat at this price ts a > 26¢ Valace—Peir 1S (Elliet?’o—Main Fleer.) ed States Palestine Appeal to raise Women's and Misses’ Sizes $75,000 in St. Louls for the §7,- 560,606 fund American Jews are eee ne eee eT er a a Women's end Misses’ Sizes with the expectation Jast think—+i ine " Dresses > eine of Ge poemen| sake ieee a artde ' attempting to obtain for rehabili- and have sold elsewhere > cive-away prices. Tailored modes, Afl weel. 7 we / tation of Palestine as a Jewish . rt 4 na . port models, mannish models “4 shades.’ Elliott’ s— Fleer homeland will start today. fur trimmed. Si ur trim imply Three hundred campaign work- : | new stzle to 5-Piece Breakfast Set — | rt "TT ge ers will recetve instruction at 9 a. $49 Value £ . Exquisitely dainty and barmin ts this 5S-piece | : prssbfact’ sot" Tbetie! Nocaees fia comme DRESSES , hairs Oniainadle 75 “am | Ss Such styles! Such quality: (i steel. tors at the Columbia club. Rabbi solorings. A - a . - cit Migs EN ict EIS A James G. Heller of Cincinnati, the honor guest, will speak on “Jew- , ’ cones ee | — y] Women’s Gleves “. ‘ x drcaming ) Y + | aa tee a <n man . shee oe Death. at a 7 , . . , . ae . — The death of George W. Higdon, CHOICE AT Rag ayy Miss This aad You'll Never , i ourself. yesterday. “ae = ing on hie automobile in a Aarons esen ee | at the rear of his home, 2446 M leomers. ents. | | Nair avenue. He went in the Brass Bo Nev- — — | told his wife he was ii and | in a few minutes. He was 61 oid. / oe L) "J , ’

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PAGE 4A ‘ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928_______-——= ———— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ — DR, |. A. RYAN OF WASHINGTON | P HT | ANS FIVE ‘TO ADDRESS ELECTRICAL BOARD | 102 IN SHRINERS HOSPITAL tan oe wrung (TWO BARBER SHOPS ATTACKED | J—5 er H. J. SINGMAN, OPTOMETRIST” WILL SPEAK AT CONFERENCE | ( ( end of February. During wvog pai Bombs Thrown Into One. Tth and St. | a , 24 Tr. J. Brown, Chairman of. Public | Institution Has Cured 1500 Chil- month $1 patients were discharged | ceneutna Pace. Catholic Meeting on Industrial | | Service Commission, Speaks dren in Last Four Years. and 84 admitted. Close of the | Nonunion barper shops again’ Monday Problems to Be Held at Hotel | | | megepesnds | agli econ eee oe eee month found 102 in the hospital, ‘became the target for attacks, Tuesday 7 statier March 19 and 20. . T. J. Brown, chairman of the pled Children, at 6 about the limit of comfortable Ca- early yesterday, when stench and Dr. John A. Ryan. head of the Missour! Public Service Commis-|and Clayton avenue, will end ite | eacity ated ieee Wiiehde “inte the shat . | | EE SH ‘5 = sal : of Sa sion, will speak on “Activities of| fourth year of opération this ihineiikem | eal Brusca 204 ria ser Wednesday . Hf | fife) 4 = the Public Service Commission” at! month, and will show approxi- | . . ‘Gaede abt scghelag meine sige ‘ i Ze pas: ay ¢ : Banquet to Promote Camp. which was bombed two months Yd, : ADs a moral theology department at the | Catholic University, Washington, : : . ‘ dc wit b —— o rs ‘the regular Iuncheon meeting of} mately 1500 children. relieved of | ad bh nick oe ade a ee ith is E | iti fter an average of| A banquet to arouse interest in ago, and ricks were thrown | at the Catholic conference on in- 7 ‘the St. Louis Electrical Board of; deformities a a by. the | th wihlows of tha she e | : ial ‘Trade at Hotel Statler Tuesday. | about’ three months of treatment | ‘Camp Montebello, operated by | throug we OF an dustrial problems scheduled for | a dditi about | St. Louis Y. W.C. A., will be held | Frank A. Heinke, 2307 Chouteau | -. S. oe 2 i | the Hotel Stateler ,March 19 and| | C. B. Coates, originator of high/in each case. in a oem the ¥. wv. C. A cafe- | avenue and John Hill, 1907 Klemm Reading, sewing or distance Glasses fitted with qualit. game: | 20 ! ‘cycle electric tools, will discuss | twice that number have.been treat-:| March 31 at e vr : : ground for your eyes, including our thorough eye examisaginaem ¢ 7 . : , | street. '™@ library fra > Monday, Tuesday and Wedg Morning. afternoon and evening | Raymond Tipton Identified | ‘thelr use at a meeting of the in- | (ed as out-patients. ‘teste. 1411 Locust street. ) \ brary frame, complete onda} esday id Wedresd | i two months have| | tec Ct sessions will be devoted to discus- | dustrial engineers section at 1931 | The last | : . = sions of pressing proble "i of cap- | / as Holdup, Freed Through | Washington avenue Tuesday night. brought a decrease in the number | | = = 1 DUSTRIAL “ai ia | (J. J, Mestres and J. J. CA Lh MM he FT Mwacatnaene. Frio __ ADVERTISEMENT ! Kennedy. | -_ | ved { Ns é if ye a ‘a y | = r é ‘ ity ide . Feed G Hai | BRING BACK THAT | 4 | : Sa ER En THE OREREE — + Is on North S a oe sae C2 INDICTED ALSO BEAUTIFUL GREEN LAWN ¢ BB Sixth and Franklin MONDAY SPECIALeimngelica Street, West of and 1000-Foot Ad- | | ’ | — ; * *) Bald Heads. FOR BURGLARY PALMER'S eon re Reales | Rib, Round = tte oianned. Scien foun at mald- | | es ¥ j j iF i | eee deen jack fe netekees; GRASS SEEDS : ra no val . or Sirloin... Se” is S444 he. Seed elements that the human hair ee . 7 | g 50c now. . 1214 Youn j : Barth. grow, nourish and retain | Caught on Municipal Bridge | SPECIALS for MON- /2 ing, Juicy, (TERMINAL LINE hair,” says P. A. Thomas, 835 Amer- When He Ventured Out Forest Park Mixture s=. | 10¢ re Cy DAY and TUESDAY im nal celta oe: SKIPPER, A REAL 20c CAN VAL. FRESHLY MADE BULK = ; CLOSE TO RIVER ica Fore Bldc., Chicago, ee world’s 7 . Genuine Kentucky Blue Grass.. nies. over. 4 ‘treatment ‘offices. "| of His East Side Hiding -} white puter Clover Te § fSe now. Se Come carly Gur low prices 85¢ now. .1715¢ § ARDINES ANS p t B t) ini S s and Canada. lie | 2 , ‘ eee thes eis ects | LOMA An cdoriess — The. $1.00 ins. $2.00 i0,. $3.90 ins: $6.00 Be 20c now. Te sities ony wich $1,00 now. .25¢ Can utter} further states that hair roots al- | fertilizer ° Lai i Large Ways stay alive and that in eo | Place. that makes grass ae to perfection. beautifal borders or bands. “5 id Out In f cas rhe : s fall Ot ! ss | , _—_ ir 22. ost in. a growth of | | VIGORO odor- =» 5 Be 25 $14.75 2 $3.00 10° $5, 00 | | 35¢ now.10¢ og le coving te gene Fis > |$s1.25-82 now 35c 18 i A RD Pure Kettle Rendered, Mibeicts — Several Large nen ee nena | ' new hair can b had in a short | es F —_— PM i ang. | "alot time by following his simple direc- | Raymond Tipton, Cuckoo gang ALL ORDERS OVER $2.00 DELIVERED FREE emus housecleaning Special Low Price tone. ot * “ en rom : lary | : i 7 : | : | - ly bie wiadly aa lve | st under indictment for sien ey | PALMER SEED COMPANY | | (5-Lb. Limit) i» } - of Town Interests ested in restoring or saving their | and identified as a robber by & ¢ LAWN GRASS SPECIALISTS , Sere otiating for Space. hair Write him today. gy hold-xo victim, will appear March | BROADWAY AND MORGAN ST. LOUIS the |p (OPPOSITE UNION MARKET) ~ 4 We eeetidheeiiishiihiidiisdiidddiddisdiisdddbddddddddddbdddddhdddddddsdd te - “Wy pot 4 hig af 4 | 16 before Judge Butler, in —o The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color rote _ By Berry Moore. ac omsivitas veg x GEES | engenee he Oh sae : tract of 1111 feet frontage on se sence the interim in free y muumainorth side of Angelica street CL EA R ING | | 5 sages eg Pree Ot fb , = ning 123 feet west of Hall if who signed a ond for Walerh & be MOF-9 Chive: mosis , depth of 123 f | ; rf). | with a dep of i2 eet, SALE a Friday night. > t. . OPEN DAILY 8:30 A. M. TO © Pe ycen purchased by a syndicate ¢ iit His bondsmen are Joseph J. | EVENINGS BY APPOI A St , | ~ wented by LeGrand Jones, Inc. OF LIGHTING FIXTURES © ascstres, chairman of the Demo- | aap rcaragpete LAMPS & APPLIANCES q ‘cratic City Committee, and John J. ; 4 , . | i. a. ts bridge and is/ served by af ‘Kennedy. Mestres serves as clerk | y/o ~~ ¢ s : Reductions of : : PV Vm hen terminal Railways. 331 ¢ 60° ’ =| and Kennedy as constable - the | - | | } ae industrial addition {fs con- iy oO % ° i | court of Justice of the Peace “Ed- | , t. 4 Isted to embrace this tract Visit Our aga | die” Rice at Eighteenth street and | A ' é TE saicintne traik wal ae di 'Chouteau avenue. This neighbor- | 7 me s with a frontage on Pen- Lighting Studios i) nood is the Cuckoo's a i ' es Showing the latest designs and fin- $33 = : street of 1000 feet, or a total 33 | >. . . | oo tyles ef Lighting 33: | STOund. Fe Fix fog eistiiates . cheerfully $:| Tipton, who livés at 922 Hickory ' SS gifs y: maeec on the two streets of 2111 tu lth savings —_—— = $3 treet. is a brot her of Roy ble, om | 7 es , eye cae The two tracts are to be jaid ' 33 ‘ : ee ; ith, “ies “Es in plots of 50,000 to 100,000 | beck and others for mail robbery. . a :: , , | E . s feet and equipped with ter- | Police had been looking for Tip- ee , ees Dae? cxritch and special ur ‘ton on a robbery charge and de- we. be S03 7 Sag . oes 2 ™ a n jail if possi- : ie | ne a oad — k a red to hold him in jail if p | a ti -_ + main tracks of the Terminal ble, because he was identifed in | Mat; ; e ad Association virtually form | a hold-up soon after his release | : 8 eae , Think of it!!? THREE SOLID CARLOADS of finest quality Refrigerators at consider- ! , t li ‘ of th opert “ hil ‘on bond in a burglary case. Cuc- Suds UHH td ae ably less than intended retail price. The Apartment Style Refrigerator “illustrated,” ‘ ane © ONS ee i koo gangsters out on bond, detec- aah io em bodies ° nie 9-wall Age regener with 1'4-inch thick cork insulated inner wall 4 ; Bremen avenue yards of the se | ‘ ee) oRy | —covered inside and out with tight-coat rustproof heavy metal \ ) | : > jus - # |! tives assert, are undesirable citi- ) Lr BP | ia ice capacity. ni " oe a . * ag pts ye Bee yee $3: 06 ear a The Refrigerator illustrated at the lower left embodies th 3 | zens. © same quality features and of the city as an. industrial | However, when Tipton, who had : : Esco eo pgm has a ful] white porcelain interior, and a sturdily constructed hardwood eatiet => | ° r, together with freight sta i been hiding in East St. Louis, was , : ) . . ; cahy a tow bless aun ane | arreste Municipal bridge | ; 3 . } , oe | naive veal aia perenne long | 7 9 IMPORT ANT QUALITY FEATURES : . purchase. P “| in jail. Mestres and Kennedy came | - peace - » tract is only 300 feet re- Residence of Jos est | forward within a few hours to fur- | | = | . Outside wall of sheet = = a " tek om a ed : = | ae ee meget 3 vane recently romp | nish his bond and it was eccepted | : t, steel, tight-coat, white {Nero thick. , ‘ ¥ viene : pe A s yo y a by Judge Butler. The Judge ex- | enamel. bg Qe ae | Aconarente with e ree | pressed himself well satisfied with ar ! w ipa ‘as: \ . Well of processed insu- a oe bs : : $33 | - Wall ef pressed weod bé - , , : * . A) 1 Li htin Fixtures ef the bond yesterday, pointing out | te Ree oe ee Bi ) ; lating board \,-inch thick. ¥ ' . to Modern Improvements. & 4 i that K edy had lifi 1 f if i . | lica street is paved and has Diameter 20 in.: length 36 im. fh - ennecy na Quast or | ; ata x acs - Dead air space , + eae 2 @nd electric i d is in eee —, jg Page od zs $50,000 and Mestres for 5.000 | | aie ae > Aig 1, peace. ; = ape . ma os a eaiea a Sees & Rents on }| worth of , | | aS : _ WwW -inch cypress 4 oh i 7 | ee 1@ Ferry stree wer. ee ee | ; lumber. Ww ma La . ee of insulating wood sp ae See is a block north. ° ‘ ioer. : : | identity of those composing + 2 Ss 4 Byndicate is withheld pending #/ tan street with his arms full of | : ee insulating treat- \¢. pba G | 3 —_. snow-white enamel- + : =e of the subdivision on | cigarettes and cigars. Eight days | pee 4 , os ce ch ample — wt ° 3 | 260 he was released on bond, and | ' : . Sek ) - o ee . bie g- last Wednesday Sarkis Thomas was hich would disclose the pur- | held up in a grocery at 801 South | COMPLETELY =_ price were available yester-| »aa Fourth street and robbed of $22. F mers at it is ee a that the oo” by a youth whose descripti its i - r ‘Be 3 as acquire on 2 Square a me eed ut tha ene URNISHED a Basis, which gave it high val- Tipton. Thomas fired at the rob- | Bf | ber. A short tim r¢ ice. | = a : ” s ie me later a police sts Grand Jones is in negotiation | [mec cece EF THE LIVING ROOM COMPRISES me i | way in the vicinity and fired at | van a several large out-of-town in-| af him, but he got away. When Tip-, m, which have sites under con- | : ; ax ay y t y bho Bese’ i : h d ubdivi- ak na = nm - $4.00 to $5.00 Values ss | ton was arrested Friday night ot Tarat. ai : {RO . oom mtion in the proposed s nega. OSE i ai A cemeh | | Teer ' a gor plants on a large scale. In . r Aint) fete Be e 3 ? a OS A / i. | it| Accepted design for ¥ 4 ; oe eek ‘ers, 4 PE e mi instances, negotiations, | ’ ond Cock be: NS fae 3 . RES ) 7: prstood, virtually have been; *°f avenues, La Blanche apa chased pond Harry Tri +++ SHAIRESTEErsrsituseeegtraes isis: * . eve ore Ld a eae «er os > eee eartee St? rs Ett er eeree ties it SUPT: * ° PPE Seittet tt rh Pete trrerr tT cee ee errr er re eeeret ee eeeeers sreeeaee eee - retrace rer erere eeeeee eer SSTHISI! . ° . Imported cae Crystal eeeterreree ** $3332 sss 7) 3323 eeeetee eeer ro ee $2 a 332 ** + : ere outside and 3 lights on the inside. ::: Wired complete, ready to install, i The gangster was 4dndicted for pintebed in triple-plated silver and | burglary after a policeman caught | A seal Wall ef wood fiber im- 3 him leaving a grocery at 1201 Grat- | = : s prremeser San © wate \\ i Srey i a a eee ee ee TTT eee ree Stiinigiscs . ~ Terre r er re > hhh dhe Perera ee eee ee bees teens naa eee eee eee e+e ee eeer eres e* SSELSSSISIEEESEgEssgste: ; PPRCHER Eee ceeeee 333 ote eee see Siu TEEEEEEES EE ere ee i) a | Reergeuse Bed Lamp 9). 07%: ‘entified him as the rob- 7 $2 95 HE | 7 af. A/a . . oe A > nae | beth’s Catholic Parish. ws ot HI | | . 3-PIECE ALL , 4 ; DE pina eo ee eX | B Angelica street tract be-| == - a, Ph nce ggg a, eaten Be ss lal > DOSE -CUSIOn "6 3 “i ~~ ~ ps : = : ; . streets 2 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES! a8 ‘ =f ¥ to the identity of Clarence L . siethentele 4 r of th 7 i ts rer tts ot * ° *. eaeetere ‘Setrw Ce . 4 © cee ra 2 a x85 $5 : ee sf, r Magee re . in whose name the; conten ou in} IP West corner of Twelfth | and St. Regis Hotels. i y i : wa a ee aS » : Ei. | Spruce streets, and the! puilding will have ning Complete at ie Teas a sale 4 a ans Just as - - a EK meast corner of Thirteenth and | stores on the ground ta" 7. 95 | # Js ~ ~ 29 7 : Sh H = > Ss Streets have been acquired. | " | Oi Nee, 1 an . | : own tere ae e: Pare situated in the same block | Other sales by this & Hand - wrought i ‘o> : ee: ; ‘af Pat | ftom prise large sites. An al | Fifty feet of vacant ¢ = i , S feature of this block is that, south side of Wash iron bases in fatest finishes, i — ’ e* —_ eaulip ped with 33 : i ite “ es Ww i h & , an M@¥allable to the Terminal Rail-| by M. B. Lipschitz to. Siete. LE cabs. | LIVING-ROOM SUI , ~~ SRTETYET 7 eich & Co. a OE 8 Poplar street. Tobin. Residence, 4346. or ta ; \: $f “a en 2 painted alamo Ce Vi oe e - ap) peo 3? a | J , $5.0 00 Two-Burner | +38 ' ” te ur “Krochier® “Overstutted V =a ; “7. tea 4 "1 : ae #: ‘ ; | ; $B. s $5 : “~ f + b ' a , “ f a : ‘ hz is bee no approv ed by the 12- family AD * Electric Stove +: $275 an se All-Mohair (ver- ? i = 4 ie 8%, * +h Rain - P ' ‘ ait > i ‘ f 3 af ee g ; ; ~ i a , ' ; Aldermen. The cor-., Shenandoah avenue, to 3 stuffed 3-Pc. Bed@ Suite, $119.00 9 ‘ , Pee et ee. a gi. | oe eB) ‘ 5 ot a BE ’ © | i a o ahs. * Twelfth and Spruce streets schitz. k ; i) Bee = ae oF ? * 33 ‘ : “a rs : £.3 3 ‘ med by Amandee C “ole es-| The building was 42 Presented by the Fletcher R. | the Hemmelmann-S Realty Co. and the corner, Estate Co. P erteenth and Poplar streets) Dy 159 fect, by Washnigton| NEW SUBDIVISION sity. represented by Isaac A.! BY CARTER Ri a aching —— the | The Carter Realty € “48 abroad yesterday that! unces t opening | bck was being acquired by|" will =a = 'inal Railways Association, | | Hills, which $ Shas always been regarded as, 129 acres just west ott Purchaser, There have nY inquiries on the part of expected this Peeraracturin interests, for = ” i a half Pe this part of the city, which million > = atially an industrial section rue of its of its rail facilities. a3 is Psy >is A 2 “= he 3 : 4 ricuy: 3 Law S : BS SELLS LA BLANCHE | Beslty Co. te endo " MPARTMENTS FOR H. TRIMP GORGEOUS 15-PIECE BEDROOM | BEAU TIFUL 18- y Pin, Bellin, president of the 50 BO _ Co. reports the sale | $150 $-Pe, Pertod Dewten. evfoo MILES 1 . anche apartments at $ 75 §-Po, Dining-Room ... e800 Oharming Bowens Geai PPR When FREE FREE INCLUDING Ff "o rman avenue for Harry a ee eens Cee Dresser! Vanity Orasaar ‘ae _BEAUTIFUL 13 -_ © datting instructor. DELIVERY _ “Lowest Prices in St. Lewis’ Ohifforobe), Ghairl Bann! ; DELIVERY 7 om. ‘eaeal nadie Ser eal ‘or Mooker), Galt Boring! | . | | : Buffet Extension Table! 6 Bs. Ment. with i pam ~ ne “* 2 ? x . OIE FR he - os a> a > _ af . Se. md bs ‘ 2 em, i 0 tas. ' | Be ~- BEDROOM SUITES 3-Pe, Bedroom Suite — dresser. chifforobe and hed $165 6-Pec. Buite ; $150 Suite, lateat desian CHP CCR SSC OTT eee FEF ET Oe eC ee He eee Seer teeter rere e eer costes csebesereessrcees 4 +3 . eeevevee . eee eeeeer eee eee CH eee Eee ee ee eee ere ee eee e eerre see cee igi en $33 . 335535 SRy’ teel a oe ith ~ Bae oe cord co fully rentecd. a sat “$9 ‘eer rereere Seen were eeete te eweeeee SO - i oe ‘ ee ee a 2 3 ee Fhe at eer erere * $333 seee 5 ed rs $444 4 B(\( “rer -y bam 0 sasbeseestieeegs - .: ' sd eee HIER: * * Largest and Most Complete Display in the City Don't Forget Our New Lecation 1121-23 Locust St. 2318 OLIVE ST. Mattreaa! 4 4 Roudote Lampe Chairs! 1 Armchair! 3-Pie ek ‘ ; c3 e Pa ye ar. The , : complete with 4 shades Seen gpa el oe - mayer, wil) covenaceny aan | | sevactes se ate A eeprr lis | Ca rro Stic orch- 4 a {? /y /) : \ (yr atvurted of Ree 1 hed wae ae eres! Table Lamp and Shade! ~ bought th | veneera in eombinntion wt attees : : : , | = Charming Table Runne Se é © apartment 30 Matsaedae caine? Gavawande (ir ry = = | : = Superb Dinner Set! Pr] # . fap & transaction whereby Shawn 7 = == > : — % ‘erests took over his $794 VAIUE! — $225 VALUE! io a *demy at*Taylor and KAO E=10 ==0————10m0=—— : avert em :

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 11, 1928. | PAGES 1—18B. and c A Sa rtf = iL Wednesday Av | ae Ml a eT) If BLY ] ei : SEVEN SALES REPORTED BY: H-WATKINS BUYS 110 4 1A \ 7 “omplote AIK A | Hotel, New School and Other Buildings in the News | BUILDING Mt ARK 10 STANLEY EPSTEIN, ING. | : . : * | 3 Ss" ONT x : ts ae ms uild- | 8 rane Oe ba Sean oes eee oy Ba prs qu: uit Y lenses ‘ | BY )3.. FOOT N ROP . ; ane adden SS ¥2 l ee $ cee ass ne Ee . * 4 sire Be f ae: Seok ; % a NEW HIGH RECORD bs : ings and ‘Two Plats Sold $3 | AQRES MORE IN COUNTY Sieary frame, complete. Monday, Tuesday and Wale with 1 » ST Be ee ee E ee : i 5: . ott cs sgt oe Sig ee Hees ge e be ees r > by Concern, | Stanley Epstein, Inc., reports the | +e “+ F : Z : “WHERE THE CROWDS. GO" | at Is on North Side of | Tints and tun pieces of business; Hoe Company. Olean am property. | for Investment io 42 Acres The most f!mportant was the Sixth and Franklin “=” MONDAY SPECIALS } Mncelica Street, West of transfer of the recently completed | Previously Purchased. Rib, Round rr Y wd 1000-Foot Ad- or Sirloin... & Gg fepmom Is Planned. Baga Juic a. Tender” ff QJ MMTERMINAL LINE 12-family apartment building at | SKIPPER, A REAL 20c CAN VAL. FRESHLY MADE BULK F - CLOSE TO RIVER ws y yo wae vo a i 5 | Soh oe eran és Awe HM e Ne , Contracts Awarded in Feb-| 448 North Whittier street. very Horton Watkins, vice president co wh ui bean ae Q ae i te ON eee : Pr ORE OBA OME : building, which ‘was constructed | (+1, mntersational eee Co., has SARDINES 779 Fa Butter = 5 Be Laid Out in Large ARD_ Pure Kettle Rendered,’ ts — Several Large E Special Low Price (S-Lb. Limit) _ 1 of t it- of - Town. Interests ,o ruary in 37 States East of | by Jacob Rubin & Sons and which | wurchased 3@ sera on he Gane eae 3 jating for Space. Wey eee veer ey ree * Ce OOOO Ahbdidididdidddd/ 7 A Cy Pai Gtedk ee ih _— re a a all 4 Pa sssestLiil stitsithiin 7 * a ee savannas Pah ty aa eto AE nae teed! § “ " rr eo ey z 4 i “~~ ~ &% SA SS side of Denny Road north of Clay- Rock M ounta i n $s) er sold to Belle Tholen. y nother similar transaction was |t°? Road and south: of the Min- ourt Pacific tracks, formerly be- Amount to oO aaee, 331, 300 i be sale of the 12-family apart-|* , /ment building on the northwest | !o"sing to a J. Denny, = an corner of Page boulevard and Tem- adjoining L-shaped soe ° ae Building and engineering con- | | ple place, which is under lease at | Proximately 80 acres on the sout the annual rental of about $10,- | ‘fonting on Denny Road and Clay- tracts awarded during the month 000.: It wah porchebsll for-ineset, | tt Res® fred the Florissant Real of February in the 37 States east | ment by Dr. Rolla E. Little of Bast Estate Co. of the Rocky Mountains amounted | st. Louis. The price paid was not disclosed. to $465,331,300, according to F. The six-family apartment and | Negotiations were handled by the W. Dodge Corporation. The above | | two single flats.on northeast cor- | Mississ!pp! oe Te ee /ner of Cates and Clarendon ave- | resented by W. R. Cady. igure was the highest February | nues was sold to a client of the Watkins stated that he had no contract total ever recorded for| Shirley Realty Co. /plans for developing the property, the 37 States. It was 9 per cent; The 10-family flat at 2704-12 hadermam ae a ae onthe ar Fads avenue was sold to Paul | VeStment, predicated on tne ng ahead of the January, 1928, total, Uranscheck, The business plot on | trend of prices of land in St. Louis and was 18 per cent over the rec-/| the southwest corner of Menard | County within range of the city. . ord for February of last year. The | and Lami was sold to Julius A.|; He had previously purchased, territory covered by this record in- spe agers Z through — yrs va 42 he store and flat building at | acres on the no e of Clayton cluded 91 per cent of the total! ..5, Chouteau avenue was sold for | Road, adjoining on the east the construction volume of the coun-/| Harry Lichtenfeld. Clayton Road frontage of the tract try. a acquired from the Florissant Real Four districts made new high Estate Co. and just east of and totals for the month of February, adjoining 35 acres at the northeast the new records being reached by corner of Clayton and Denny Roads New York State and Northern New . ° owhed by Eugene J. Altheimer of Jersey, Middle Atlantic States, the the firm Eugene J. Althiemer, Cul- Central West and Texas. The New ver & Williams and Mrs. Maud England States had a total which Rhodes, was next to the largest February | papi rt G, F, BERGFELD COMPLETES Last month’s contract total for ‘ the 37 States included the follow-| Ground Will Be Broken To- HOME FOR J, A. BARDENHEIER ing items of note: $238,985,100, or| morrow for Warehouse at | nas voran r pe ope | Co., Inc, 51 per cent of all construction for ‘ as completed a two-and-one-half- residential buildings; $59,980,200,} !4ylor and Scott Avenues. — apie Fen of oo 2 Seas a oe BS yas BS ty wate or 13 per cent, for public works Joseph rs nardennanee’ an oe 2 seacal tii Ti be i ie WYRE Te REee oe x . | "ag 4 and utilities% $57,695,400, or 12 The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. lar ‘Wave 66 ned Sal ae pe ig 3 co QMS ESS. Meese Bi ee EES, Seto. 8 Phe per cent, for commercial buildings; | has purchased 125x400 feet of| “mo pacigance onuieten A x = ? : ae = aseacr -Pee - oa | a eel $35,413,700, or 8 per cent, for so-| ground at the corner of Scott and living room, dining room, sunroom, : ie i a e & 5 — a. sk FOO oes ea sre TES sae oe BR go epaee es athe cial and recreational projects, and | Taylor avenues as a site for a mam- breakfast room, reception hall, line of the property, while $34,881,300, or 7 per cent, for in-| moth warehouse. kitchen, pantry and ts’ hall Bremen avenue yards of the SS ee Pe ann Py en OE ti aa “ ; . | Bi te . dustrial buildings. Ground is to be broken Monday) oy the first floor, six bedrooms y are just to the north, con- | SSE aa om ant bh 2 ee aaa : The February contract total| for the warehouse, which will com-| win three tile baths on the second @ valuable asset to this | Rgice se ce EEO gh ae toa ete ae eee sae a ee ae S brought the amount of work start- | prise four stories, with an estimat- ; Re Xe Sa , floor, maids’ quarters, storage of the city as an industrial | Ee a, Ps ee ae ee Structure is planned for Washington avenue and Ninth street | ©d since the first of this year up to; ed cost of $600,000. The building) rooms and billiard room on the SG ORE SPF FEF EAP CR PEE E LEELA E EE Se oS y ee SS % se te * Lee, we BF MA MASH HE BE MA KU BI BE GA HN SA eR WARS 3 °o ae * .: ee es # 2m , % Be See Ses Gees Wee es ‘po “on HES oe “a ON WE SE OA KA HA GA AN RR OA es ata ah ha a I Le , ue pee Pee area Ca 2M SS Fe LIS FORRES Do “ ows 4 vt * ‘eS mL wf Sef | has annual rental of about $8000, | NEED %y PEER. cof oy SS we wR ¢ et tbh eee ~- es wet en The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto * Br Berry Moore. | reamed fcc nagar SMtract of 1111 fect frontage on. ieee of Angelica street La Blinche apartments at 5561 Waterman avenue, pur- ming 123 feet west of Hall chased by Harry Trimp. with a d ept h of 128 feet, Kaan SYS ESAS SESS NS BS *% es See | ey oe & eS #eEF Sok a “Se ws ME oe ~~ 7 a main tracks of the Terminal foad Association virtually form Add dhddddkddbdbbiddddddddddddhsdddddddddddddddd, SISSITPPTAPS TA , together with freight sta- | ASE senadaoseooubahennsensacdnensahanenaaaaanineemanesensoenn corner. The architect is Preston J. Bradshaw. $892,500,000, this being a gain of | will include a modern and com-| third floor. There is an attached Bonly a few blocks away from | SASS Ss in — = « = > | 15 per cent over the amount start-| plete bakery _ and egg-cuM-| garage for three cars. Nolte & perchase. | / bourne Hotels, and hotels in other | od in he Srl tee See oe ee Nauman were the architects. ) tract is only 300 feet re-|° Residence of Joseph A. Bardenheier at 5751 Lindell boule- | statis % Leeann dae a rhe new warehouse is to be al This is one of @ number of fine from the Mississippi River, | vard, Tecently completed. —Nolte & Naumann. architects. - man of the board of the Real Es-| .. ue Central, West Ciliwem, Jn- | Soeres of cepa. ar chain of | homes being erected by the Berg- also is regarded as an at- | Goss er Poe d “S| diana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Southern| more than 100 grocery stores sh, feld company for clients on Lin- : - ene" somaripnggmer "nets «. ‘x i : 4 B 4hh-5 , ; ~ . ~ ‘ "WAS. OF epee Vas tt tee he : Preston J. Bradshaw, architect,| gcullin, and is situated in a section | ©?¥'¢ “Pere z saanie | hte eee ae Pprice were available yester- | ;#% Am Vie 4 Bure ge We anes.» ‘| announced yesterday that the in-| being rapidly developed with pre- the city of “uage ® psig t it is understood that the | Pe ee ea aS Soe eh a BREN eos Pa: terest of the Adolphia Realty Co.,| tentious country homes. The con- | $20,000,000 helped to make last Ras acquired on a Square | {pei 7 _ i ae B’ | | ON eee, Gee aoMa,¢ @.:, owners of the northeast corner of| sideration was not disclosed. month’s high record. 4 is, which gave it high val- | #% i ox | | 6. to mae yg {| Ninth street and Washington ave- | 4 ' : on F. . z : . 4 : ws ” a 4 : Xe Peg Ws te 7 A a : / nue, has been ac Good retail business section, tion Over Another Sale. | on the southeast corner of Twenty- | Court have been sold. Two ae€W | overlooking. The exterior will be | MAin 4593 808 Chestnut St. : “a ‘ ‘ i eetentaeennneeee ow ae aaa 60 3p yt i third and Olive streets to Maurice | brick houses have been started, two|of terra cotta’ and _ light-colored | ‘ I eg WF hay 4 — stores, 3 flats. Leased. Rents e identity of Clarence I. | in whose name the; Rothschild, owner of the Westgate | finished, and four more will be! brick. The site has 60 feet front- : 2710-12 8. JEFFERSON—2 residences. Lot 26x12 can obtain — ,| age on Washington and is 130 feet additional 36’ frontage. Rents $960.00 yearly. Price A future €st corner of Twelfth and &t. tegis Hotels. The new started immediately. The company ; deep on Ninth street. ‘ —Jeffersen-CGitavols widening. mPruce streets, and the’! puilding will have nine modern | also reports having sold several| Bradshaw operates Hotel Cor- Se eeee mires (Pres oe the sroune Slooe. | trate SARRE $0 Ocres Oe oe creein Fone Peet fence : . | ao s Maytair, rest ark and Mel- tsituated inthe same block, Other sales by this firm were; PoMprise large sites. An al-| Fifty feet of vacant ground on the | feature of this block is that , South side of Washington avenue, Wailable to the Terminal Rail-| by M. B. Lipschitz to John E. | 2 Poplar street. Tobin. Residence, 4346 Westmin- | B Sale of Engine House No.j ster place, to Frank A. Hunter by | ma 30 feet front on Spruce/the L. M. Rumsey estate. TWwo- | fin this block. held under op- i'story building, 2249-2257 South. yO. J. McCawley Real Estate| Grand boulevard, containing six | | : Clarence J. Jones for $300| Stores, six flats «nd offices, and | |i L OAN S foot, has been approved by| the 12-family apartment, 3615 : ird of Aldermen. The cor-| Shenandoah avenue, to M. B. Lip- | 2 — a meneame : 1325-27 5S. BROADWAY—2 stores and 2 flats. Will exchange. FLATS AND APARTMENTS 6328 CABANNE—Dendy double 5 roows and Marphy bed, 4-car gerage, steam heated. today. Bargain. 56153 LEXINGTON—Besutiful double; 5 rooms and sun-parior. Metuw beds, 4 steam plants. $10,000 Ist—6 yrs., 554% us ter 718 NEWBERRY TEKRACE—Well-built 5 and 6 single. 2-car garage. Price 84¥800.00. 0008-05 ETERI---¢-Commy 5 rooms and open porch, —_— Let 66x ~*~ 5728 WESTMINSTER PL.—46-family; 5 rooms ead sun “parler. Will trade. What have you? If your wants do not appear on this list, don’t hesitate to ask. , Vsinbory & Weinberg Realty Ga 8090 Chestnut Street &4 oF ONE OF CITY’S OUTSTANDING SUCCESSES IS ee ee ee ‘) . “ «a Ww Sy een ete ~~ A le ta te i et OE AC BGT NRCC ea ee eee GOSSSS } p Twel ifth and Spruce streets | schitz. Pocd by Amandee Cole ex-| The building was tinancea | 1 |i OR Real Estate tecntea a the Wietéhar R. | the Hemmelmann-Spackler Real | | | B Realty Co.. and the corner | | Estate Co. irteenth , and Popk streets | | : m 250 rect, ny. ‘Washniston NEW SUBDIVISION OPENED = {J} |: WANTED = ¥, represented by Isaac A. | | BY CARTER REALTY CO. ile lacking confirmation the. , | - ¢ i@; The Carter Realty Co. Inc., an-| ' Was abroad yesterday that'| | Any Amount /nounces the »enin f Pasadena peck was being acquired by | ee tae 08 obi | ®minal Railways Association, | Hills, which will cover a tract of| Mas always been regarded as 129 acres just west of Lucas-Hunt | . | 4 On well improved Real Es- “pes laser. There have'| road, north of Natural Bridge road. | ) |e + . inquiries on the part of| 1 is expected this will run into a| : tate in St. Louis, in the | ODS FO PDF OSC PS SPOS SSP OFS SSS SS ASSP SD ES EES Se ee —FOR SINGLE AND DOUBLE HOMES An amazing success. Soon every Duplex will be rented and sold. Upwards of TWO MIL- LION DOLLARS of income lots and homes have already been purchased and built. Beautiful, artistic, ideally situated, with two car lines, schools, churches—everything. No pioneering, no inconveniences: Finest boule- vards—unusual environment. SAVE 100%. BUY YOUR INCOME LOTS NOW! culture is coming back—Farmers are becoming happy. St. pata breaking dk cased Good West End income lots will show unusual! profits. How much will you make? Pay cash—or take advantage of terms. Big profits have constantly been made as St. Louis grew west. Fortunes will again be made. The city has just started to grow. —— ee 7 oo > Mortgee | Real Estate Money Loans Obtained rapidly in any amount and with surprising promptness. Our efficient organization is always alert, cour-" teous and responsive. CrumMP & TREZEVANT INCORPORATED REAL ESTATE LOANS MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS FOR. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. CHesinut 6910 1 Ce CHetast G8 — $$56439SS06565506 969558 69566666995908 Re Ercan hand ~ ot. — rr owe ” Aes ' = } Digi + ‘“Nufacturing interests, for | this part of the city, which | _million and a half or a two-million Greater St. Louis area and PQtlally an industrial ‘section | dollar proposition before complet- | Mue of its rai) facilities. | ed and will be a strictly high-grade | other large centers. + Rates ae eee |residential district. The Carter| ee ; B SELLS LA BLANCHE Realty Co- is headed by Henry! furnished on application. | Carter; the other officers and | ARTMENTS FOR H. TRIMP |members of the board of directors | r’ TIFUL 18-PIECE DINING ROOM _ Bellis, president of the | #re cose bate acegpi Nagy eom =) ‘ : y Co. reports the saie a issourl afe Life insuranc LI BERTY , | | La Blanche apartments at ; William MacDonald, president | CENTRAL | ‘ili o Hanley brings you to EK a pl DI NER merman avenue for Harry of the William MacDonald Con-| 3 SECURITIES COMPANY Out Wydown Bivd. t y bring | dancing instructor, | Struction Co.; E. C. Nims, presi- | ete Davis Place, where you can rent, buy a home E * 8ix-family apartment with | dent of the Southwestern Bell Tel-| Real Estate Loon Division or select an income lot and watch your Buffet! Extension Table! 6 Any ud two baths to each {Phone Co., and J. T. Price, treas- | LIBERTY CENTRAL TRUST CO. : | profits grow. Chairs! 4 Armchair! oe > With an annual rent of | urer of the Southern Surety Co.) BROADWAY & OLIVE STREET Rs Glass Console Set! Exquisite *€&r. The purchaser. Fred |The subdivision will be under the) ST. LOUIS, MO. ; es Mirror! 2 Artistic Torch-« yer, wil! occupy one apart- | Management of WwW. & Philbrook, | DA V IS REALI y CO. eres! Table Lamp and Shade! who stated yesterday that the acre- » Runner: 11TH & LOCUST Soman Table Runner! et the apartment $0 | a — be — in ages — nner “ ansaction whereby |the first section going o - | —7| Interests took over 8 see R. H. Buchmueller was en- Two Duplexes Sold—Three Rented Past 10 Days | As Shown Above | academy at* Taylor andjgineer in the laying out of this, oe betedliesinsesitiee ooo ee — eS eT ee ie am $225 VALUE! avenues, = IO ae to oc ~——

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d—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? ANCHE ance 11, 1028 ROOMS FOR RENT—West__| ROOMS FOR RENT—West___}__ROOMS FOR RENT ae e . nm ’ : >,» = CO! ct ‘ =hy ' s UNT: AIN. aS .$— be ae an j fier oD 4 rf Lil ; i . ite an : . =« sleer eirg @ oF in #U ST. LovIs ==-900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Boar ined ASS BOARD— ' ROOMS FOR RENT—North ROOMS FOR RENT—South _ ~ BO West | —WNort ——_————— : va ROOMS WITH BOARD—South | ROOMS WITH and board, well; ST. LOUIS. 2237—Two rooms, furnished | LAFAYEITE, 3215 — Two ho usek keeping | BAYARD. jms, conveniences” in— > om ; a ? mven ces CONNECTICUT, 3642-—Room, board com: RAYMOND, “he “—y employed: Lesisteand for housekeeping. rooms: private home: al) conve ——— —— = TEED oms. 2. nD rae 5 Pe Se: AS a ore Reeders ic ae" a eee Ble HO Md 2 9 mB $ rm r 44H ladies a r » ex ye - -—_—_— " ’ -veral large ther Ps thes d = seliamnie i ila phone ane ; } : : eS I n d e€ x I Oo | “fortable home. gentleman, reasonable, _ — ts conveniences: reasona: oe, wt Oss LAU 3851—Room., kitchen privi- | LAFAYE BITE. 2102-—S¢ rai ia@ree $550 ; tchad sie a anme KeeDpine Roe wheat ' S FOE | Pam sent aii : ~~" —— j — ; nies | ie ia “7 = * --: . ; a ‘ ~ ime fyrry i INNE CTIC C" - S315. 4 — *, ront room, gen- GT IND -6sj— Fine large seuth room | lege if desir ed: sTpal! private family. ° oughiy © iean ho useke 4ping rooms, tlemen or couple employed: board Ome) | ) A .- ene oa emp! syed Private home. St vr Liv AN. S619 Neatly furnished up: ref ined peop! anes - JO : 4 ! -: f - + | SF | pee 3 fee housekeeping and sleeping rooms; pri-| LONGFELLOW, este B sine = | | 1 lodiamor 7 ~ 2% * r te - " stil ¢ ; roy ‘ Sa 4 ri uemuemmeanlaas . Ges wer by } : ; i «| , a s $s 1 1 e : CRITTENDEN. 345: 3A i y 0 pine RIDGE. Sa64 A—Small fr mt room, aie | vate fami! ¥. | ~ _—. athe ache ~ - — rw yrri * . > : LE. 7 ; ~ ’ » os an “ ” “ -s wns } Lig ; |] _apartment: private home = Eas ¥ Arkvi ew —— \ | TAYLOR. 2618 N.—2 unfurnished rodéms: |; LOUTSIANA. 1918— Housekeeping | Foon seeping rooms: everything furnished. (: Bangg ey . ‘| GRAND, 4127 s.—Wui board or share 4 2 a 5 4N—- Large Om. excellent heat. gas electric furnished: cheap! . | facing Reservoir Park; twin Deu —_——_— —— — 3 gg tisfied * | a tuk hi a 7 : Advertisement | room furnished fat with couple ong’ >} ‘| meals for 2; Yreasor eae. "FOrest egos TAYLOR. 3933 S.—Warm room and boar:'. | LOUISIANA, 1918 — Housekeeping Toul OR ae asePheraon, second floor south| GREGG. 14631— ; sor . 7229W Park; tlichen Riverside 2003 a“ + ee 3) private family COlfax {et} facing Reservoir Park; twin pecs. ata Apne flor ast. with Kite coin +a ade need very desirah ‘. ® GRAND 3144A “S——Large room, board, IM AND BOARD-—Excelient meais. 1D- TAYLOR, 4027 N.—Furnished room in| McRER. 3040—Rooms furnished’ » > = v ployed, larg i H HOUND. 30 7. In This Section | OF 2 gentlemen or couple emploved. (83) BOOS igate. FOrest —— (co) | |; private. family: conveniences. = a furnished. — . nee his vie rant room HAMILTON, yo ~Lar [Puce So = ror rOor 9 Ta GRAND, 3421 S.—Furnisbed room With oF | ROOM—Large beautif for =. private | COlfax 73714, icy!) | McREE, 3046—Fine large sOUtD TOO, | SST ; fdoe 31] iy A ) ak reas onank REAL ESTATE | Without board — | family: re nabie; xeellen t board: ga- TAY! JOR. 3108 N.—2 beautiful large’ sonable: modern. a ips sha! home, 30, ma 6Frene CU Ue ADM TL s' Dh ee Tete LAY MON —— HARTFORD, 3458A—hoom, board, 1 geM-| aye CAbany 4: —+ ont housekeeping rooms; phone; MO | MAGNOLIA, 3911A—Nice hall room: cf) poon uished $:37 : maceebions senses ee. eee om 2 tleman; private family. LAcilede toy ROOM AND TOARIL , ip! empoyed ) | weniences: reasonable. = ‘BA NAF. olliv r irabi roo . single} 6: 35 re —- 330Nn FC a. ir HARTFC RD, 3612 A-— Room and board, sub supre tah . Apartments ant to Rent *_* ee — man home privil ages PR OM AND Ry ) A l)— rs Trent a, — No b ; r.. M rt. ‘on renienct - t jo : LA : ~ : ; d then , — 2 lioigine : n° > r} ts preme ie . of ee s; excellent ethwest okee car: breakfast - | BO : ag R . “ - oa : a é% « h r} . ’ *C@u en Board ...... Single tem ailadtnagtaec ln: JEFFERSON, 22094 S.—«rentieman * | for J; steanm- ae ot yee ' —_———— ' he . 7 Ni Os. ‘ “i eferen a : wale & ’ > ues) > ? ' furnished 3 é ’ eae ; - hal i= = . vrs - . 7 ot —W Builders’ iets , ; pleasant room Ge ; ™ CA danny 0. -cierefce |} ARLINGTON, 2Sd« ~ i@rge wuiuri sea - 49 ' . . : Dat -- ~isg—$Neat house : > 1. : eS ext . .* : J rj Te : , ea we : ee: % ? ; ‘ 7 mite ‘ van “ yed; pri , bre, ; ; ; Page it eet otioana!l ' ebanged. rooms. :. gas, electric, fur rnished : i- | ~ 8135A—4i furnished lig) 4 ‘ a?) | ninela. &3- dbuble. $7 and $0. ‘a etl vate tte mag (Sale) . L 47 — ri Roo se au > furnis! , ‘ly couple; no children; $17. EVergreen ; yma: hath S86 M. — ens : 203% Housexeeping easonable. —_ Bungalows, Cottages (Rent).. .. gon weal priva e3)i : is Bo. r La Als vess" i ; ; 5 Business Opportunities . Pt.10,Pg.5A4 | Doc STAN . seeee wee Too oe ke axe : A) | une Pacine, pack: rannkex water: fe — Pru atc-active irc yom, twin! FOrest 12,71) 3 CF J f Business Froperty (For Sale). .14 all conveniences: J block (c82) | ROOM AND Be Neat, | CLAXTON. 4524—ewly papvered hail- a rest : ENSINGTON. 5186--Sieerene ie FOrest | 2 ~ i. -M. : Business Property (For Rent)... % i} mrioved: $8 week ,]} BOS. 105 «@ ; COTE BRILLIA! T o875—2 10ve: u oe keeping ty lecting U mijer —— ~ — as — cir'a e qd > ns! mene so fr icc onl Ph, : - — — a > : kak no Dut! J ist. necting furnished front rooms, hous sekeer ! “7. TE > nouse ng rooms | -CeRttE ;On7T — Attractive. lean. | Kitten, ; _ Li 0 Re uest Vi Dwellings for Rent ..........+ 6 | PESTALOZZI. 3903 A — a, io val. % i ¥ } -Neatiy furn dd room, jing. adults owner's home. fes3) feaoyi7RY 2 living aone, ciniinteeines wumeneiie citcnet ' 2! ea wm. | CA ys 4776.1 S55 week, F , ' terature n q isit our I th board; homeiike: re . ; ~ Shi. mi Spe un ie ! : | room. . Dwellings for Sale ..... -+.-15 — = : with board; coup: ; wemen: 2 n- COTE BRIL LI AN TE, vata) 2 large | rou!) share rooms susel ' ‘ SS ont counectll , ; HWAY, SIDA N.—-fro ROOM—Neat Grooms Sar ta | roe 4 ~ R Q ’ ; *) sito a. ‘ . + bh ; . : ® ” i} ‘ vi . . —s ™ . - — -_ . 3 tin Wan to Rent .... 3 fcyart SOARD teal comfy home; a —— rooms, coon 6 noigger es | eee. —— or. lish | SA ins ki mm: steam heat. $ £5=) —— > Be somes se “oo tate) 8 oe Re abe - arn pore pa VERNON, 5432 Lave Or excelent! range. sini at. phone, f: 4: $12. ic MUEG RO Priva: fami) || rooms nar 4735. “a aber, Amer nou isexcep!® me , — en ; [ } , ‘ : : ; ba Ss La « a onve es; referenc ‘Olfax ath - gy yee he EE set ag bot water Eres * i E.. a: ge) eS Pointe vieinits en aes : B Fiats Wanted to Rept... pee OO} ND BOARD—ds gentueme: pr SHINGTON,. SO —iargt ront t : _ —_—— . b\ Phae rt * —_ ge een - OO ase Wty 6 eam heat. 50 .e Bev : ~~ = x . ~ mves 7 bree k fast nal. with hoard KENNERLY. 3714—Z rovins: furnished or ous on omy ation. Ad. . , = reser / pases aon ait od one ; aac : Fiats for Sale . > as > & ee ee es “ rooeme fur-, CHI . Ae cat we = bods Ld E w~ tnt alae “geen Laan pl ' 3 . as*4 * bs - : 4 | 7; | i | J —e . = - . . ” coe + . : . a f P - . ryy 4d ij} ' } eee ae ae bh , ; w . } v &T . ¢ \ en . 43° , “ys ~ ol. ~ . : } lats. Fite. — or i (Rent) ; = ; wre 7 . h Poor Dri- f te twin hoara Qt -AB ADir 4015 ; * ete! Turn ish eu i} 7 or Ti, Urilissiecu, “1 ‘ — . as : “ : housekeenp- 1 F “pte : =o lie ms 5° Ow 7 HE my RT-DI I WAY Fiats for Rent (Furnished). ' , ‘ ‘a2 e'aa ’ .? a } en “+ — - 90 . “ ; iO eP@kep} nz ry ‘ i “£5 ; he. 6 had . ~. bal ms “ j “? ' : v mes = i) = ee 4 (carages, Stables “gee , ~ ne [ter } DEIn - iri . a irnis 2 he a map oe oe 9 ee 2 farve tah raqm sUil- ti, ovo = stleman ets art ' young congenial . | ~ at 1t pay to build q ality homes and hare everyone Hotels ‘ Mm Se AUTITULS wh Lec ~— eg Sear hy ‘ : berm bos , rit mort a iN OOo! 1P% nMape i} eoUuD ; , —_— —o _ ge Sage 2 nib gs — e famil ye —- a > rhi “ear os - rie ets Trivilewes H lland 253f : price alone and later being sorry! Have you 2 desirahie ote . * . . -} 8 -easona) on ag on ag See in , _—? Tt } ; o Lt? rT R ‘ tee sa Y " i ard ; th ' ine a! 7 : “ . : ‘“"? 3. . ver ’ , bees s i REGON , bn . ¥ tir! * MRI 7A rte a SPA Farms Wanted ......0+ 8. nes pret J : oP Be 6th aac hg Aaa. hoes r3? > , » Money Vianted car: for Office Space . = -- ——~ , ~ : - de —— ne . @? ne skieeryirs risind water: § : Reza SEB mp mtn [708. = Dy 4632, See ‘4c ° ‘ ; | SH OAH. 2924——Ningle frost room. | WATERMAN, Sin0--Hoom and board for SP LOUIS. 4943-2 furnished housekeep- | OREGOS —2 moons. houseWeepin : | , in apartment. Lindell 57! i Large ~ ge 4612 G Tersonal Prop. Leans. .Pi.10,P¢.64 hoon! at carege if Aestred 2 employed peopie: re wa bls a oms, I oor: asonable (cs? new! cUra RoC nei Aa e) po] LR. | SSS Ca , : wr LAN Dei wi , r turn i, Lev = ¢ ‘sie © . | a —— ¥ tee teal Estate Wanted to Buy.... SHR. DOAT pres il any | WA ‘ERM AN, O20 OO board; | 3 S. “A-——With wi bo atte wi. x weet ta esa Pt : = ; ou! . | ae OAK 213. "= PLUMBING. GAS FITTING Real Estate (Colored) ......... bl — e_couple: lovely hom ard: urivate fai | cosa tr waiaman. ae fel esas Sgt corn git ordi LINDELL. 4062—Sleeping. housekeepg>| RO0M—h = DRAIN LAYING . a ae . rm si vtoe . ’ ees! | : ve A’ | r RM AN : ‘ . 4 TY) tron : 1" 4 or —_ gen ' : a... z 7 Ys p 7 ' ‘ ' 2 Daa . . noe - reonning water iarg ciorne c.1oO8 . i ¢ + : wy Real BEstate—( ountrs | ; “wee rence i : nl ep par ¢ ta :: garage 5 Ct Bape ort “ mee || DELMAR penplng is 4 is \ ¢50¢—Laree front rr om, every nished $15. Jrest 3263, =. istered in City and County Real Estate «Other Cities)... SIDNE' 3 ea thy r hed uu (cS we 4% e171...) — seh “a . ———— eanvrenienes JEffersen 5832. (cd) KC 1 M— relined, a Registe Real Estate Loans ; | ences TAclede 428° ERMAN ay -Attracti’ ' ri is. 4803—For 2 ladies or married sent o - togeth | DELMAR. 41 : eyin — INDELL. 43860—Large sieeping room. adults; own home: garage am Riverside 4606. ST. LOUIS Residences for Kent ii EY ¥—Rovm it board. a5 he eut . Lwo Ci We Oe 92! Ou at cit Peivaies aie - C : ; vo —_ a eae ne “vate hath: gentieman: references. (eS) | deil 1251J -) : . : . .* , } i Wee P ; ~~ , a ——. — x : - an ily | e 4) . I Ly -UPEL } } bth -- "y ‘A " > ; {Pa Pe nd ones o front - ' _—- - . — : . : : - ; ss. ‘ ‘ pte " : es : ing: {urn ‘ iTix* gas - Bee . , in x . oark , a : - 4528 A—-Atlrac LIVe =o Pata oc _ ARAH, co —Hy ' ; Kesidences for Sale ei DEVENTER Sa - Couple lh KM AN me. rei + furnishea rv Jatt —_—- — : beds, bath. 2 gentsemen reom; reasonable. , ens ae 409 t ) i sb A 4 r acim ; Kesikiences Wanted to Rent..... ward: ry ste . home nable; 5 Be us estic te th axcellent inine. 47 Yorn a kitehen: unfw PRE 2 N, 180;-—— means th , DEILM AI 7. Light K : —- mae walt BaTO (c4) SARAH 50m NWI be ~ H t] e — gees ais vee ee ‘ . ee, nd ‘ 4°? ; ~4 :* : ie J = : Ls = I . : : i | i ; = > i Wea? 2 i P * ads ov . ing nite yo at rooms: ical ; wsourl ea ing 0. Reserts (Country arena arieiic 1 : ——_—_—— - DEL! 4133—Housekeepi Seome “ee Saeed ; ree front room " ES PMI. ry | , b n. i floor oi. oS 4 O— Ricesy vied Ms me dy: refs an. Rand 23213 JEL! 4 Ch. rs a. oot a sleenlr Qoms beautifuldy (entractors of Roemmates : “7 " ' ; ee ; procs! . * - — } . — . - - 4 . ak. ' rr L.€éae¢s or : ee Orme . ee ; . a EE nes ~ ha hy é ‘>. . i’. ie _ . Steam ee ae Heating "es . ' ‘ ; . " BSr PINE 380 700d We COE]! TeODOSsL. ke imnished , pate gee Foe ie nee 7 oes 1% MAR, |; ; » FO eli a . oy 7 &. ' “lear mn ing : ili? nee Coile an anks Installed Rooms—Por Colored ....... a FaAVERTLY MS Se . rents or cou ' bz , er reed ; rooms : ] jae Ding « conveniences: -- : enabencitg Segue ~> ; 1 Sa ‘ Bo Stecks. Bonds . ee fe Ot-water t. COOK?! privete Wwres INE 3 i floor we “ sonable a. She c egtan: IMA 44 eping ekeepil arog s frigerat r: hot water 1 r isk ES ' —y Repairs for any kind of Heating Plant i; mM . : lids Seapets ae Ran Ne ae FSET | A aan: Delve fam: | Eee Ginter uew?) Jewah busiiess | -apbctinetit:_all_ conveniences. $45.——{¢) | path. ‘phone: reasonable to couple with 20) ing. :coms, ot Mfice: 3919 Meramen Of Suburban Property for Sale... os n 4] r on Ros ‘Dpeople* tw ae ew ent meals: rea-| WABADA, o908 Large Rall room, em mat Ta Te ft me tiched- alse sleeping: garage. “MILLAN. 24040A—S1 SUBURBAN 355 — Houselen verside 5103J ny me - - =P , apap - ne ‘ in ore ; ae oS «" i Hoon rr $U Lik as i ; ; — : . ; FOR SALES Bong sl ges NE vw I PINE $63 DLs LOT ‘ Jia ~ -— entiemen voreferr —rHouseKnee pig a'en sleening ; 7212 re : * se ” , 7 he ‘ men's r nig a JF fte ee ru 0 a G ods ; fis ’ 4 . - ui iA °F niien " risye vic nt: Wels iuTrnisvié , -* . 1 ; M M. i? . = - r r , ; ” y >» I} +i ; ; ; . ; " ‘ ‘ ‘ : m “ % . ‘ . ‘ ” a3 i Spree , hous a ap ‘] we ee: 415(}-—H ousekeeping Aquariums, I ish : : + : iti 3 « : Pasun&hi , Ji ii MP ia om a 5S ae -" . : yon 7 . Aine “ . : ? denn ' . a " . — ext cM Pram - 2, of ern syite HC FAO : 1PTICeS ° ay ios and f "te Lute Ace eso hes T = | 5 Jute Loans Pt.10.P, vate 4 and 71} J a eat eal a ee we lay Riverside 2226W_ | LACLEDE 9008. mrs EY La oom: kitchenet McPHE Boats, Launches TEVIEW. Room for 1 or 2 ge AMrenimhed: al conveniences, Lacitle 956% | St ~ WaleT Treapen- | DELMAR 4253) merry Sess: >o8-—Front sleeping room. |p.) Se, . vP , fhe son P 4 } ; ‘ 37 lew be heen fone ahir Hnoedern. . . . . 8 Machinery ‘ Pt. 10 FP. ! can tiemern- wormmelie Seay? * , — = OU © te she ae‘onieate ~1..itnaintiatinteaalll spnaer qeasaenigy egy ‘ . - aie se : , r oo - _ - - : TERNON. : te: . Ady Wid D Da ; ie Re] ' wry om mona rari -— } ‘ edad {.i-—— . furnisenec rt . —s -™ — : , ’ i : Lous ; pills bU% ' ¢ : Fee ee Miscellaneous for Sale Pt. 10 P. CABANNE, S003—L, oveiv- furnished sieen- * py, her roomers: fined FOre , —— ee ~~ : : rT ,. @a nme wa agg > . $9- lat floo: room for couple, eee | @ ° ing (cz - — - Y a ae > Rg oT : . rts , : : — \ERSUN. 3468-—F oe we Me evele aa 05 a ners ext : : ” stor =“ 7 ae ANNE 75 a — OM ce “bins ine] ae LP ) Bing ae 1 e 8 | " "eu Tr = eked va ici ERSUN , ~ haths: near car. PUM P ‘ ities— MUSiCa . " a inae — pee eS sO i ari ‘ai : ; i i 3M I EN o . : ; conti ; ont ‘> } - Thi : gag Ee Pp , , , a aa ate vate ‘Rand 3208: Tal aeDiT tle mant> On Be 4 BT t. Da : 5 nx , : . a , 4d floor bouse VERNON 5416—I1 x lumbi 4 € Office Furniture Pt. le P. 5 CABANNE, So] Room with board. en contat =p ham gets a. team heat: ar car b T. *sag sth dd te ee ne Rien ae — tom second: sleeping: nes = } ns se: oe amine eee a. Sone oem ee * BOTANICAL. s0v0A—Comiortabily far- | RUssELL —2 trot conhectise | rere AR. _Cxcoptionany, nice ne Sacha EnnOn SO--Newly furnished | VERNON, 30114 —Seuue MOINS - Sewering - Gas Putting Kadio Supplies , ao — : _ hed ning rooms: convenien: : eenine TOOT : : | steam b apartment for «em family: $34- conves pa o— 40) > , . . LAN NP > ——MOOIM anc as adv © MBUOUTLL 313 Locust—_ ? : yb? SR: By TY 7 es ee LE ’ ae im conveniences. | hr TGER 2024.1 — [Pep , “ Necriminat C1 ie peeps a Stair Railings, Baleonies, Grilles, Entrance Gates, d oo , 4 ' . “te t\4 Ws . Se : oe . ’ nae ” -3 oF ve . . id ise ye " - , } ‘ it¢ : uSPKeeD De . Neat ¥ Tory 22 na " =t- , " ; : Syegat ft fj . ‘> : _~ oe _ ‘ . : = : e: ROOMS AND BOARD CATES. S115—Most dearanle rom with GRAND Single connecting fur: | CHERORES S1d¢a7 Furnished light housekeeping: adults. tcl) | rgonix. newly. ch ec} | everything ew | preted amg, Gene Sh a ee St. ouls Architect | on. ROOMS WITH BOARD—CciTy | S82 }e) esis Or ton 2 pe ET ac ected or rent also earaee HAW. Sst New) fummieiens large and | ERSTON SITSA—2 unfuriished rooms. SePHERSON. 4027 —Conmecting southern |, 5\0™), 300s Sa yi ‘On 1 MOME iil OF wr ast board. EV. | Patent: Pg . oe bt = P. : ; = ‘ “ S a P r t) “ > rae ‘de " a a ; bx Fi i ry] ene eee - y ; . 3 — ’ om : : ' : | : man . Pa : . - . ink ' . a , . 3 7 DeKalb S HUr rree~g 4894 (e2) i LINDELL & ‘Or pietel: furnished | ° SET - Boat — te : 2 tt ct cp r , : : . ; Louse k ap — 65 : 7 wees ae eeontl alte z . : * ely - - MOM AND BUARD— Business a womay: Hove 300 Room and board for | Suite: private team he (oh) inom: it caine bok wattt. | oh Seite amet ae kee —— —_—— Z| dh Scenes ance, Keeping rooms; slag aaa j Good a is the Handiwork of the A cvIT hs ue Aes nm = os gentiemer tejepnone ; ment tw é Ae WhO furnished house- “LEVEL z 3966—Large roo! , : TP 7 Potinte heniion pena As nar wher }. heat. telephone, Dome-iae, conveluie oS 143 ‘ —~ 3 - ) : ae iy employed: + = noe fs : eepin OomD - on week rent van tlemen couple emploved. + sage OS aati 1 wg : S* ‘Da . = —— rs ‘a sso ; rol L-2 eae te : “ar 700d Construetion 1s the Work of the General huh NI } BOARD * young ladies: OA ma yee m : mit A. ~ reom apartmen mace mornin x card and — . : THER oes . ene , | — . La nakendes teemmanntt a 9 ry a or enend and Gravois, Seen Sl 507%, | he ' a “ , } ard } 0 =o : Vv‘ et n ¥ ae rated = “ ras nad] boa! 4 a oi : o ; . = hs =] oe RAN ere ye , foes . ion ae , saiute - ; - = ne pet ire WE BUILD ON CON ‘_TRACT ONLY. RakoM ANI? BOARD——Fo two em- ! Ora VET er FOre nM a. , ; aon a has oe anerene aie aa Sa om Hi “hoa >.3! on Jan — = = me sete " ‘keeping ; at 3523 . " — seen . ; ~ - . } . ‘ .. wm : ‘ - : . : . « ‘ . : . a .?> i * > : , . 4 sl , plowed private farni! aivereiie ae | DELMAR. 42 “T nad board rivat PORMG oo : , ea st rat eed , vi), A A . J qian : com “gr P ‘ ties ar , - - : ope : a : u ; RoOomM- Beard for 2 smal! children i¥ ‘ ’ : a ‘ ‘ ee wees , hn Ve ww : = LeU a r i ar ; = wa " ; ‘ , ‘ ' rs Ww AS ril NGT . ‘ e nN ; — ‘ . . i 4 ‘ ‘ i : . : a TT “4 ? - eS Phan iris nreferred : Abany S1LOK™M Pa DELM Ar. ax 3 Booms. r Wilh : , Ya 4 zea ' rT? &: tT} tag, rs ene . pi ar a . s . i : TY i : se Pe . . 2 ea) Troe m-: a . Eb “ ; 9@ . aati - tines : a . 7 , 4 i] y - a” WASH i Na -_ oa rd 3 COMPTON. 643 5.—Doubile room in Dt 3 ~P WASH! ~ Phone ROOM AND BOARD - In private famil ; > —— aight BIS we nectin roums. ent ai0W Con Vveniet reasonable. (cQ’ wo tS Ee hic 1 PRB ate . a Wor ¢ con : ate Puna : — 66% DELMAR BL. Cc for 2. WHiland 3317 : Ei - MAR nk roo: waee ekeening - oe : yusek “ i sin Lee Dp m; | =. , : “a . 7 Tat | - oe i ; au j oar S7 . ; mn) . " 13 P oi . : Ne s . Lei at - : . g ‘ SP anton © ‘ 2 ; = ti ' on " ; : 4 Keep! _- ij ; i : 4. ‘ ° : 3 ve a? ‘ : - s ; ° . . } sift pits ror m4. - ae , | Carrs BRILL é 3 pr agli. She family, 1 Larne TOOm. m0c | home cooking. hot . Lindell 5681. | gaspar | — eat. HENANDOAH, 30igA—Laree 1 : “Toon e. FOrest 19: — = nn | WASHINGS, Sonn STMINSTER PL.. 4144—Twe connect e-| ern con (meimmTiy. vr COURS Cmpioyer.. | > : 42, , ; U: : ] Ouse sn PFf DIN , PTY) ‘) _— : tif 3 nO] 2 | vat é 4 ly. rn an etiona + “ “ i od . 3 os stg rn a ieatant ane ; ) ‘on nished nousekeepins . : Power * of ficiency apartment: newly | ) | 34° To. M—— Ww tth Roard Cor uple empiloved oe ' DEI Mi LR bo 4) aa . iy? . | Oo>r ” j oe Pry , « a bhi4 ane Pe : i} Ec pene ti - ' 2 a | : 3 ) “ ' 6, . V ASH ; XG TON, rs. a ; saminall le. ; Ww ALNUT, . gentlemen. private famuly JEfferson | .. _ a iia — _— NN EROCTICTN oa), , mily eerie an A agg 8 Bi po. hb iTG ixyra i . > : : ais ‘ od f g ROOMS— (One ' a4? with Oar Priv i). chads « ss =. } Bt ar F - 7 js A— Beat Ful . om. t ow week _ ; - c62) WASHING epee, single Or couple: privave with fb | ie 2 woe a ; aN ‘ished roon ee =: emmaneret an | OME . ir | ba ea! an venience F son z WwW ASHiNGiVN, 40 , ve 5S rh... Nicely far-| ruens. bty "peat de Raw arveaw sa At’ we ; : es 4 : - : 7 , ¢> 7 a Ne ; 5 3 4 ie ais i - i > J ic arbav cla OI . . y 9 j . . ec . . - - : - - - wohen new fy nites: " oh . “levying and housekre- onl water - ; : TON Tere Oa! ne 4s 4 *2 Fa cession tz r. P e 4 " rate famriv ‘ ! i mere Guy of Saletan . ’ — ‘ : . > } POTS Diet v ) heat: het water, ke OM WA it : , mare: , To? THE : . tort ote : : A aid J : : ¥ ‘ i J ae. Ww a \ f ;TU N. oo “ aT: reasonabie. gentlemen: piivate asi} t “ a connectin 7 at a pe OR ge cg SHE: (iA ely ed ¥ cA EP 2 “ka —s : — - one me. peop iim ar O88. : ’ | ; : ’ I pees re , Orn P : we, ' ; : 4 ir’ rns : vom : ijrht ? _ sors —— — . * " i fics TT? . ‘ i = . ms 4 a prs ‘ vg i) Ww A We16 rN. 418 ‘ a STMINSTEI re -= 4+ 4 (second west} } : venient neiehhorho Point home e sealnonings private n one 1 or iromt. % | Jeo | Seomtpeyn, itis par hear beautifully furnished room: | RooMMATE We — ~ ANT? bOARD—Children 7. ; ter , .RIGH oe ren isekeeping Sa I-fieuted aparimept: private family: | f v r ’ [ih | rare | " . : ~* . ; > ’ - ; ? ¢ ry . : ; r : _-— - . -s « oe . iF . 25 : country home: re rehces exahanned. Bs ei ay not bes ’ Te oa aN -..i—b urhished ‘VUTIsB; ahi "ie >, ~ Te ~Hail py. pe = > + ae roy ” copa ; ; x Th r r 4 RY \ £3 eativ j " v Aang ati toch 427 Y. oe Man : - _— . —— a on 2 284. _ Post-Dispatch nan = Se abi i narataae cs. telnet dB —— aa ee ee : pa fhe WILL BOARD BALTES—* “weeks to 3 E GRAN 52 1—— Neat MEVELAND. 3% tractiv yrivate 7 . 7 hcgantesen Oa = atx) | WaSHINGTOR 7055 a lane. | Large second fuer a . : ee ; e*> + : +? § a : A - 5 ‘ . ‘ Boies . ‘ hire i '¢ arace OO? > ~ . ’ : \ ‘ —— : . . . ; a as . reming rym. (e862) years: Private ‘Verereen 0963, (cO9) , +! i. | and boar at hectric bath: near cai i} f ene - as. Gare ee eae bc SRT — : CTs r 7 on secon room: ail conven a | ee 2 ee ee boa rd ¢ ing rot or UES ol —~-—— , nonin 4 ss n ex IM R ia: arge | m -¥L | oe ea no +c ee — PIN es 37 74+—F romt heowne Kae pine - ah : : Piste eas . Ti mea is A ‘ M4 C. ak . : : 1 ‘ ign 1h ' he .. : 7 (“i : i ‘ , + ia bd . ote . 24? ,ASMINAGIUS, ze ah hé ' J Ef fereen B43 | ce sh Ty ler POH? Ww . ° . » » — . . . a me * ») . tf i ’ sai ; ‘ : : ; . - we . . . : > Sie en re te . ~~ 3 * . : ° a ‘ : fen ae oom l« ‘ ? > oe 12 y i? nvenien saut ning iii rit ‘ mace : : . ' +4 : — lr . . = - | Liemen.: priva ie : an a Ny wig furnz North ° ae 26, ty rym . ee . ; - ‘ | ; , | ie > MLS. ’ ‘ ry) it} r 7} - : _ rats é - aiaaee . ; tis reeyd WASHINGTON ro ! “ . rr. ruining water. (62) board: lad.ce emploves Abany 6524 ah ites thtem | emen: private hom | ST. VINCE ) , epirs ENRIGHT. 5741—B . : ed. or unfurnished. reasonable. JE{ferson} "newly decorated, Mae ek Jf: s6—eire clase front BARRETT. 2913—Room, board, laundry; | ETSRL. S827-—Roon | bon a , 3847 “ne privil ) eG agi aney ' ae. ae : | ; i earn " ” orivate fam- , room, Faia Seeets roenning water: awuern » es Re risliestae - we lle. og at lg PLCs } : ; ” iil 4 i) : }. ; : ; rn eee ‘ a >.. ini a . . . ; j ~~ i - , oni : : 4 ™ 7 board . ut: excellen? mex private , . X—Opposite | : r: S$ and ark ea one. | ; 3 > , . v $. + VINE. 4¢3.0-—Nicely furnished. went ‘ere reers : : si : ' ~ The mrt . : . y 1 i at s titi ' i* i] ? 4‘? ion ‘3 *% -R. me tT . r - ‘ yuUseK ee TD) Ot . om "ear : " : \ ae ; : . ~ ¥ , - : ‘ . i: 4 ‘ pan ; — ‘aia st pees Ey) ne all enony eters | iy decorated ping - wey ” ; " : 2} S06 an ee Lit ; b i0-——Newly farmehed room, reasonable: private , , tionnt volaaunt . , 3 | N ir heert ; VASHING TO: , ~~ qe. MeO Connects soee. agit Sane ts ecirs eaiba tah: Be : wr team heat modern: i ; So y ran ET LLL cane cane = — . ren ind Ls . " ' ’ — n es — het a ren sone desirabic home; reasonabic.. LINDSLEL. 402 . , Pry whe : ore THT eT - gene — nee . — — — ) " =? , ; - > al oman IHINGTON, Ue ae ee re ished ‘front houschespitie: rom. , ' . , rey . 2 , . " a " ; t? ° ; ™ . : : Q sa : Ada . : ‘ : | — , . he , : ; ae il r oe : 8 : wie ten NEWSTEAD. “4029 XN m 3 a a I oe ————— hal Le ire lL. GRAND, 2 Se meee mea a = : : ) , 4 ny : 4 | ee dene “an tence { ee Se che, ©: 4218—Attractive room end . Gas - ggg TERE 2011—Large front aon Pia. te ate oe a — AVE Pi... 211 ,* and bu se | , ' ae a = —- TINGION. 4 n newly decorated: water: Sa. wt = reasonable Pfferaon Sn “a GRAND, i333 §& lL or 8 south roor 14 pie» a LIVE. r : ; Be é P ‘uC oO — — -- ap ER at [a : ms aia " ee $844R. HI - oe arnknine Pina i oe a Bes ies wiier o4 t. . ry Oo”. - “ ; ; - “ : i C7 tii l—lLiahe housekeeping , a * : , “s , » : i a) ‘| fy ‘ ' TY} — ; - : " ’ " “ csRANI .ED a ind hiahhh ines Tree stTA l)! DiSON. °04°0 Well veri al meena ara x fo LA % . ~* i i iit Oat a chi ‘ ‘ LPs. i. had ences saAragce im, ciege 9.560 = — -- 7 , . ’ as ~~? +7 at iz . —- " ' moni 3 wane ii—?P Uurnisne Oveiy iar ; , - ‘ — : : ’ i} are if Reo LO a ; ey fling foe CUrPLES PL... 4:14——-3 furnished root | So Ri BO) , oms ami hall rv ) garagy 7 a: , —e seen + ye alge ; ' , RS, sap % a COED r ieee 2a “> oe VATERMAN 23 , , newly ¢ dercenter, macoit tives re t x Ds iy reasenraht: os} . ;et2 ait ‘ is ‘} Tay rd ria! . t ' . : a ~ . : — ‘ ; : ic ; aan - Ww \TERMAN. fairl. card eptronal: rent! n. tof ‘N , 7] ib m4 N WN eel pretnaior , wae "eee wot 6 Soap sb D =. - ot | comwentenane- ret ee iront room "soo. next bath. ) A ae Room , Peart ry | Yr useKeeping 7 . Len Asor if | with het and esld water, "~ % Ld % s +s 2 ‘ > tiete a nme a awe, oe die —. 4 “ ladies Q men: *) is: « rch rT ‘ 3 . ts - a i p : f mi fe -OnMS Or > \ — : ' . 3 ot , (ae , 7 A . ; : 7 = mer Tri f 1, rs 7 « t oT = ; ’ ahh. a0 “4: oe} furninhed rnemes ‘or gt / “ HT} 454 - oe a Oe ee wre . : . — ae Bh rns - — ae oe ie , s4 ‘ a : . tris wns : " . 4 ' ¥ , 4 : PATTON eds Nanted, child to ; . ' ri eee try nr : ~ r ii 3 ret eres ee ' a , ot) eal as ~ oe "y Ther « ie RY pes? 1 S34) . ‘ . ¥ ’ —_— ; rea . aati ‘ » 7 . @ Men > ’ ‘ " tn - - . COupie ‘ ; ‘ " ’ ‘ . : : i “ ‘ ie. 3 he | . i 1—- Nice lishs or rentiemen (c) . iy ¢ Ps . " > . Ss] Lt) iL, . ai4 rare ui 2] wR iw TO ® . " : ~ “ . Y . % ‘ tr ; ~ r i ee nea . “ik 2 a : m Mn ~~ rryomnsa . ’ = . 7 i ; : te =) Mer pig ‘¢ “ : ath |! i “Se vrele MM oF t"* , : - ‘ : a : ° } *?3 ‘ _ cr - , . ' A ; i: Zz BR. , a . : ~ - = : ¢ yi) 14? ar Pm i ie | ~ 4 > P — tow ss a 4 " ait i 1 [1 : ‘ 7 : . : ‘ V ‘ [ : “~"s Siakst & - . : . . . : : 47 ine. ale . ; = _ : ca & ; ST TLocis. 5129-Room and board. one | = gas, elect ieee: het Water re , int. hea | Hiland 4509 Sie Be, . ~ * ANG Vea e wt : 7? Co - - . aS. : F | % : 6 [ ii ry } . my . , ~ . ° : : 4 . : ' ; - ) r ‘ i » % " ° ~ aaienen & & af : 1 N D, ast , ‘ . . it. : ; 3% e : ; | a Nh™ N. 344 7 — Negt iv furry nisiied S ; ; S20 ~ = - . . " 4 i _ : > i y - 2 7 ‘j Ise «ef “Tt 7 Ww STM! - Va TORY SITS ATs ——— iouthern inc. $ > rar wae ~ | reome" «team heat, nhone (el) tr Pes Pty mle” “i pack Fie —" "ey" i) sieepine fF tia oot - cine thenette Fy 2% ah pucks § Obey mee eS is. oe ir ive a : pe : 4}, - rt 77 mr ha 3} : Yc 4 é : . © ui ’ ” PS ar . " : , . - ; HRY . ; Whe _— . acsiags ; . ral ; , TERS 37° woe ly : — : “.. " : 83 54. ‘ = . : : : : cut) Wihin 0 ; . =| fagret!s — like FY ereraen MINTER HG ard, iatliceaae dees ae — — ; Sons tht gins tse vagy we: ‘ iT , ope | WESTMINS!? En, : . . rt ' . : ; : ry . , a . — : 7 wll : ; the ‘ ' . Ww Oe! wl ; : — 9 s.N4 ri 1A : ri : a , , Ty | ite rerum: sou South SEW Dey > > Front room. Carl, {oe} rrERSO: ba SS Neativ furnislied > pnts ree eona bie : .T ; mi Lith ’ nie : . aT; TMG TIOs on a WESTMINSTER rvy Are : ' z - ; vueman: rn DEtIms: HOP 96 7N Ta) ; repping Toom: centieman reterred. Ly 4c i KeCpInag i $ " , LE ROOT i? t?. nvarn nt. , a | ioO”M qf 284S—Large sunny mK a. 4 . THe i. E iar ae , ae i 2 : ; , —_ sah o: 2K 4 Dp! : 7 ' ante : | _ r in rt - . " nieasant : - Fan alemer ping mors ler | Wr iTMINSTER. , ao — JF. RSON, 22a3 3.— > “Onnecting orn ‘se nareh EF? 3 m4 hk £ ig r - twe pT i ; ney ag Bo iki ¢ fs “ : 4 ‘ ‘ Be ; . ; on am : ft} ’ “pins : s oma ’ ee : - . meer ent ot wat ARSENAL. B519A-— 7 rye} "y ': “~* ; Si Pia! — ‘ : i ad A - - BLAINk psit.s Y oubtug : eat. Pe aid ine RD BUD 240 ,\—F iy rniat = . . mw on ‘yr tps Lorne . , as tas LS. m : ~ i 3 . - — ' lahed rooma or 0 Penne oom hath ' ; > : aif HOTnIe , : : : — , ar . Ct Pen Ye) , é 4 INSTR hoard Pri aie fam ty ig? vs : ‘ah ee em : ri “Tn rT oe : ae ‘ - - r . ae : ™ Southamn gentie preferred. Riv- 2 nas matali ’ ran win . m4 a4 a : aint Bas = we oa esse 4 ~ WS SSK : 7 : ' cite AR. Vt i28—Furnished ' fe ® : ' tik bt peeme iceman a to 8 6corrrre OREN Oe" -- TANICAL 411 KA Front ream twh — : udies hh hat Qn; breakfast on- none . : : ‘ ' evel wos suite, conpert a he ‘Pevetrer = operk | GReand 4°9°R. , . wesc owly urnis rea in Ab ies a nienres or seeping: a we ' ee . . 4 ’ : 3 af 4s 4H ang TS > TER “ee tivedy a i alien 4 oe PE RSH ONG ——LL wei y Peer wom ti sitona: : , or. ro " : . : Al ER . | *¢' : rts; : chy ' : ; ; rice? Pa vat ges ° Ritertern ’ 3 wnte “ ESTMINS pcg : a the -... : : . —_ ; of 4 as « é il om AFA id De Saeko ‘R38 ‘ Forte ¢ , mi housekeen : i whens tS ke eRe, 4 a — os height airy room: 5 .* $ ate — aay emplayed : mA, oy ¥e martal? 1 Paper: * famuis KRrui.emas art : ity; en “Innific water natin . ; . : . . a as i : ie Tits z ee oy . . ee g00G weals: * ht G Rand taieph-f #4 he io) iNiy. oSod . Oise artiy ~~ oa i. Janitor a a SG 1’ BERT i oe ie IOUS nar ng: A} ' - ce ' ’ - : : miter wear i . é ; = PAN te . enc * a ps - . ‘ a5 : « " ral 4 i , ' S218—Seuth room, beard: for ousekeepe x Toome, sing) . om a ard * ’ : ; — _ oo ae =— a el a ns : vq) 5 Re apartment fa bon bath. alse w . ; . ? ' . .7 © shat : ; Beas. 228 ' ? 4 . ~ 4 aa Fee. — heard ait eS Xi ic? ti aim? jit sieermtie oh letra : , — : 4. an BER T ii eee oe L_argre Te rTrom: nen ’ as. Ai 4 ide} i . . r otc a % aes : Ba eens NEI ar 417 —er © : na arr i > ee * - . ee . . . oa - ; aac? a : na 3 genticunen t*¥ in yous ; Ss per’ h AUS OSE 51°°... atin Boome sing 16 4 dou- “~~ " ey Ta 42 - pane aol A! ae AYE ve. *. nrc ate "’ milly FOreset 42478) fee oe ine reer meorteen ie .> = ri vs thern “Ee MINSTER Pian la ae. eed GYleece KE? LW. ii } " : - = : oe ‘ , ete ; ; mi ©O7 paindaineanen es Sent onl « rR 5040. a cid, daa ™ ‘ oe — . _ we —— onnert tre “yu a ; HT g PA hw. Teece, «ink neat 4 be Front om amd it -~ - Pew’ a i% 4805 4 rst " . . Patrepesniees: “es , f * ° ‘ : a , oe ; “iar Kitcb fre; Lwip ) ee ther reemers ; reasonabie, BRO, 2:60 &8ORIDe room. iod™ relined family. FOrest GTS5J. i< ; Ms . - se i rons soem. * ca M B30 — iYpposite enthedra, + wen, wy _ .

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SUNDAY, . SUNDAY. sais : pp: , . TEI i wo ef. Lovis sed today? MARCH 11, 1999 i » _» MARCH_11,_1928. ‘ - ’ ‘ | POST-DISPATCH ROOMS FOR RENT—‘Vest | ROOMS FOR RENT f ._ samind floor front | PAGE, 14—T'y WOUNTAIN. 4823—2 secénd floor front | A 14 A te . UU se eek ‘c'e of in suite. (e7)| housekeeping rooms, new ashen POU N’ 249-s-room aparimeni, Page bus: phone + privat . hath. : hone and a) | conveutl nares ’ r AG > ” 5943 Giipsieen Lovely - te UrNighed , / —— 3 ao = ) Garo LLOW, LZESA—2 connecting front | _meals if de sired ; home cook . “AY/ ES : : Powis gare wusekeepig, Pris ate family: : * — 5; a > i - = 7 — , } Rte rat ERSHING. 447 ; ae . sie) , = — ,& a iif’ at 4 @ r “ - - BREGG. 1631——2 oHOu Large housekeeping pat Lae Ore i. O646W. ae ht un: alee eeenes. fn) RAYMOND, 9200—-2 south front = 0 ri Sl —Jfarge room, furnished or ee OSrvate Samily, F Orest D4 Pi WA IF U H Beauty of DuPont ; 4 cm rrivileees icT OO) RAYMOND ™ 4 | | ] - ‘abe o) | one of } ae : 15 —-- — ine KAY MOND, 91 05— Wei turn aE. NSING twas Us ame 4 re }OUUBCKEO i ladies emp she yed: 2 F eryite . * . le ; ~“OnvVe nces, ' “pth ” ed aeatl eat 1‘ TL. —— | keening rooms, priv ate. family. | . KENSINGTON, 5148—Sleeping room, mod- | hot-water heat: adulte rons, "s—Hver - ‘ AES ie RE oe lle ll Gee er ns a eee Pig aes ly furnished, reasonable. FOvest | RIDGE. 5532-2 furnished noua Variety of Colors—Ex erlasting Beauty This House Lends Itself} 7 : ee ee oS MMM RE i ee ggg ER ea ee The beautiful, GE v ray “\ AY. Ti, x = “Front room. | BR Ol Neer ~pearvoan an ban Settings. “ Bye 2 | as Saag Bias 5 ae fie ik ee MB LPO Ce They never crack | tte- nice heht raoms, | a —. . {ferson 14 ‘ # . r : “ Le ts i aS = Ser so Te: eae % : . Ce i Be ae Si a esd : and look r 4 GSHIG Le ..——-Smal leep- | ROOM—Front, Joc a ; - ’ : ‘ ; . i . . OX Pa ee. ‘ Bens Re 5 Ser a hiiog ee f er A Mh ES LY made an isn re HI TM AY. os mt tae | home. Bore ogtat” an : 2 Office and Exhibits, Chemical Bldg., St. Louis The Spanish type of home 3s 4 a OR Be 4. 4 Soe ee Me RB, Bo Nt a ; AS fitted. by our ex- | 41.8-—Single housekeeping | kt VOM——Large. lovely, j x , ; ing’ very ; ic y 5} et RR : tae Be oe ee i mec z in F Me f Be: Eg e7) | family, Delmar 4745.0 SFlelly aber, American Face Brick Ass'n. Main s3a3{P@coming very popular in this} Mia ge ome, i ie OU ee igen kn Me VA te The Wood Work Favored by wut eT 0 Peg > . 4 Bed oO . oe Be . . PEE ~y ve d ah : LACLEDE. 4492A—Bright fant room. ++ ate vient brivate ‘home ~} section of the country, and the ee PRR SS 6% Raa gee race BPG oe Ae ae ae de Phone atea heat hot wate reason: bie. , OImnmnte Vict wT . Hila ned 14: . y + 5 ce :% pin os es ; oe “s . 3 “ 3 “ $e ~ Ke “4 " ane . + . . * a on ‘/ 2 A sts seiner 76 mi ee . eee ey oo : esgerne ty ; om % FE eg A e — : . +42 . ‘ Pe oe I¢ LACLEDE. 4926—Furnisne* connecting no ‘otl yer reomers. Cc Abany & housekeeping: every convenience; 9 and 4 | ROd M—Neativ furnishe . é f y § 4 | f Ss ee ee ies at Pah ie: + ea i 4 3 “ag 8 bye tents 3 ae Soeenea; privais™ ra a THE RT-b ] LI W AY eres , to a suburban set- Pe . RE ee | Semen eR a | emer meme IS bgp: yh, ti Dr ees Shade Company 2d and Branch St mg Pi 4706 Py shed. «ct ie em- , M—— Ke t They 34 4 y S C ; oS Aug ‘ age , sae see aes ‘ ee Si Raa os sis cle Speers ee es % ey i vs s mire A . gt 5 , F eis me . 1 a enol — adie a at ‘co ished: = h tit pay to build qiality homes and have everyone satisfied instead of building ting im home iS loocated in a : ae BA IO Sh ROR: 2 eS gee OPT DALI RARER oe oo ee 54 a Exclusive Manufactarers of Window Shades r ” Lewis PL. 4708-—Nice room in private | privilewes. i Tland Pia Ag ase po Aagpen By ver lanai pond Reel desirable location? 1/ not, see us for [the new St. Louis Country Fe Spo, SER tee OOO ne tee mmm » . m : -_s . &F ‘ ae 3 SE a ee Ss eee eae Sea SOSA sn aie, sat aie Mare o ‘ ; a —— 7 — oo rooms. do/| 1M — VV ceuar and a ARCHITECTS AND BUIL DERS the family desi ing a beautiful ee ; e Re e se See % x ae ae Me tie grits + F o vie: - a arts ‘ ; Ss oe ng rooms; modern. in corner apartment. PA og ult GRAND es of the New Sanitary Finish Kiverside 2904 | home at moderate cost. ee Ae a RE oe ee PES (2 , aid i gs . MAKE THE HOME OF YOUR DREAMS A REALITY $H02—xleepil g roome., pouone. , : - , s LAclede 7854 LAcled =B55 Recor cons ti y es ., Bae Saree 2: oe a betes Deseo ae i ee ie; Be : me, 4 ‘Your Dream Home will come true after you have learned of our plan. S0— Neatly furmishea room , tt diamont car: for business — of ° uinner “We Are There When You Need’ Us” The construction is of the new 4 $ ‘ poets ae - ravols Ave. O e oa and Supply mortared points to match, thus age Bi, Bi eal es ss ST Se eR ee ¥ a CLLR ee op) Bren, Se ie - GHORGE R e Behn any , : hii al or f a - 4 as z : ae Sy: ‘ nie i ee : 4 ae Se IN IR DOE I, Oe y) BS 4 . uble: reasonable PArkview 5213. "enings atlaily PLUMBING, GAS FITTING Co giving the appearance of a stucco tis ae cee. . i ; : ES Le a Aa . 4062—Ssleeping, housekeeping: oe , : 3 , ° . mn ne % : : : . bth aan ties OO Le ne ae ee has £5 a: Sot en, Bob am ; j oc gy lt iste Siiiian sinnete, (c} Eahghen priviiosen "mest ae —Ty> ae DRAIN LAYING cilia eae weawens as house. The roof is of Spanish tile. ° Kept erase 7 We wT? ibe Ret E RG RO ERE RR ae CD tk pe Le alae Architect ‘‘BUILT TO LAST’’ Builder | : i PP es e i . = i 4 oe os "2 ae ais wr he Pe KS va POP ee. Fy , y om s : , iNUEILL, 4504¢—Larege front room, every nished $15. ‘Orest 5? 29; ; ‘ sii ‘ ; peices oa RR a pe i ino: Pas eM Le Cig. CE STL A? gl SOO Ou. ta . , 23 6895. oe nvenience . TEtie Peo; SR: 3° io4 : . a — — wath . :- Registered in City and County Cement, 5 CaiPrEen Bena The first floor plan has a large ise. ) Af ms : me Sr a e, es oe 4 m Pier ergs eg hes ss hy Keer 2 ‘VF “ORO ne” Ba ; 3630 BATES STREET PRospect 2314. Riverside ~: o . e ome # : - : | ‘ a aes Mee SO gor Oe eo iy Bits Ce et LIN DELL. 4350—Large siceping room, adults; own home: a verside 4606. ST. LOU studi living room with a large se 28 : nrivate hath: gentleman: references. (e8) | dell 12 old. eo ee ‘ = — SUS, MO. “ a LINDELL, 4328A—Altractive large front: saRAH, °5 N -— Housekeeping poe a 1 Phone, Riverside 0779J eres ; _— sash -Srvegs 7 ee pe ft Re cf PY > os. Z sis a Ci te aig i? GS ome cate Se Adds beauty, strength and last- sleeping. twin beds, bath, 2 gentlemen room; reasonable. JEfferson gm °: 409 . porch is located adjacent to this %. i: gO Tei ala eee a al AR ili cL . u lit to the home . - mie oy oes Se = @ . : ~ ‘ “ : re ee 2 Fae or counile. JEfferson Ho. (c4) | SARAH, SUS N“ —— Nicely furnished . af: Nur! Heatin Co Stef S b & S living room. A dining room, radio ing q a y *. LPN DELL, 4133—Housekeeping euite.| heated sie eping roome: reason be ; g . an am O ons our = » sleeping rooms. beautifully furnisped : able ma” casement room, pantry, kitchen and break- 7 nee re 46x) | SCOTT dane Rousskeenions © Steam and Hot-Water Heati Contractors of fast nook, and a large stair hall tos = ] ] M bl d St Co = “> oe } > . rae . ga re . ng 5 + ee . LINDELL. be clean a .- — ne er Barnes Hospital]: 38 a oo and Pm y Meee CEMENT AND GRANITOID WORK] occupy the balance of the first ne alr ar e an one ° rooms, furnished fo ouseKeepin a ) 4 ‘ ers an pes Covere sf ; . : waa range; refrigerator: hot water in rooms; | SEMPLE, 1437 in nice f Pe irs for any kind of Heating Pla -4> 2 . floor plan. A wrought iron rail- ; ‘) , B ( bath. phone: reasonable to couple with no’ ing rooms: everythin furnishede ry >) * * 0106 Dresden Av. ing beautifies the stairway lead- S- : 6932 Manchester Ave. Phone Hiland1789 children SrKinNG eS eee ’ pOffice : 3912 Meramec St St Louis, Mo - , McMILLAN, 4540A—Front room, sicam ‘and kitchen, $7.50: Sona ee ‘roms ! : ‘Jing to the second floor. All floors Lend Attractiveness, - reasonabie. {~ i . . = . - ; j : = sur: “ - ©. sett ; = Be nest ) a nabie. $$ sc BURKS AN. 63 alae ; eeerside 51033 ve om = Gesige copied by the Weteer in | aoip floor — og of wn dey onerete Blocks Strength and Durability | McMiLLAs, 4$— Hous mig 2 large | also sieening ro age er. Prices raesonable, 00} razzo laid over reinforced concrete | | + i onnecting ; ‘Ont: ‘il furnished: che aD. *« : ° NTR : to Your Home. j connect Mu, Wei; as) | AAMM, 1429—-3 connecting . down, balance 24 months. Call GRand] ,.,. ce | = | ath: rink: 2 bedrooms if deine L KRSHUL 58 for appointment at your convenience. | 5!20S- , For foundations and walls, combine, with stucco finish, makes - z c , , McPHERSON, 4150——Housekeeping rooms, | rate cntrances; light. ~ wt walki Let me show you the Bungalow Garage. : first floor, sIngie_ of en suite, | Lance 200; adults, $11: private | ; The second floor plan has one Ne | a beautiful home to see and a comfortable home to live in. McPHERSON, 4010—Nice rooms. including | 4 AYIOR. 1L1UG N.— ‘onan all Pi Stone Mason Contractor - ee se. ahaa | iences: Taylor and Pae ; nee large master bedroom with an | ss . frant: how ne _alcenine:_cHear | es; Taylor ang Page cars. 2054 Hanover Place THE BETTER GARAGE BUILDER open porch adjoining, a dressing eee | | ' | McPHERSON, 43588S—Loveiy front ee a oy - a Reg hn! ng pees : Lt wits I give you a complete job—concrete floor PORCH ; enginiaten a za or. 2 beds. Cc i. sier ping oor! vv h re oe Ss) P . 7. p wer ¢ P » : “Oy ' ¥ t . : eo. . . » i N ON, aoe Siar N ‘ j 1 i st. 4 ‘ N N Mh P HERSON, 4130-— Nice csegeemnaae™ TT | suitable hes, one o~ . po a’ PE R SS MISSOU I 4! ( 1) upstairs hall occupy the balance . . SCREE 5, CAULKI? G j eeeeran a5) Ones ee | UNION, dot N.—Warm, a . sec : pla : ; : : | JEN VY | y + Nate home conveniences: 3. pér week. pri- | “posed: ail conveniences: teseonatle He MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF THE CELEBRATED of Se eens “Heer pian. | | | ‘‘SCREEN YOUR HOME THE MODERN WAY -/| | VANDEVENTER. 702 N.—Hongek “ih, : oe . ee ; — ° ; Mc? 'HERSON, 10433 sA—Neatly furn! ished | rooms, $5: sleeping rooms S The garage 18S 1n the basement - ~ ; @ | ici TE RSON 4 si Fa on 7 cone: x ti = \ KN( iN, .2030—-Desirane FOO, a, om ILENT KNIGHT CLOSETS with entrance in the rear. The ae aw - | Modern Metal Weatherstrip Co. c . ~-R00O™, secont — amily itchen privilegwes if desi rs . 3 > ’ ; , oor an. garage doors will be electrically 1st Floor Plan. 2 | south: apartment: gentleman. Pu: antes : -AND HIGH-GRADE PLU NG “ e os ‘ = ; : | McPHERSON. 4710—Sleeping room twin VEKN N. cou ao pyate nuusekege pon: UMBING AND HEATING MATERIAL OF ALL KINDS conteeiied. Plan—7B—701 Manske & Bartling, Architects. 6217 Olive Street Road. Phone CAbany 66*3 housekeeping rooms — a . 9 | Mei PERSON. Bo 0. vg — are by Tae a | _ PT trey ne 7 42 lo CLAYTON AV. This home is equipped with the S Steel Casement Windows faring sor Sh fat finan | vn fof couple $9.30 — tT KO \ LER rrr 2A) FLOORS fee Metm vapor system.) For further informetton fegard-) et a0 CEN I Steel Basement Sash raska. , eat room for ¢o : A : : r $9: lst floor. — CERROM alan tae wae, - : Electrol oil burner, electric re-|ing this home, address the Associ- THIS HOME A ND , . aN ha — act ve ro > sd “i , 7 : z a i ; i ; ; me ~ sndie ‘ . . # LE fl) th VERNON." 9903—* a Pou gy 3/40 S. Brand Blvd. J. PELLARIN & CO removed from one room to an-|home planning will send their the comfort and depend- 120 E. Loughbdérough, St. Louis, Mo. Phone Riverside 15%) “neatly se SON ans pentioxnen monly; fea. | ciepey; ‘third’ fipar.. oe MAclede 27033 LAclede 2683 1 cn ; eae aay Ma other. name and address to the Bureau. e The Master a 6 ee : : r " , | sea inl - See eeeecel Bidg. _—__ Phone CHestnut 9444. a. | Burner with The Master TIT K Will Beautify Your New Home. Have your Sona ‘ VERNON. 0469—Southern — exposure : mS - Furnace Man McPHER wp ge co he sen "$5 baths; hot water: private. Forest I : BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME WITH ri Rodgers Automatic Control. Asehiéees Specify Tile. } | week. , = } VERNON, 5533—Second floor house {* = te = ‘ : | : : : ' A 7 rian pee 2 - ant aioe ~ + amy Si gag oe, a porch: 4 | E ORNAMENTAL IRON *% ata. § ! 7 re Stair Door AM ‘SS : C I T y ~ A L E _ O F F I C E For the Bathroom, Kitchen and Mantels. : isi ® se ~ - a ~~ . a. Fe E . —— ma s N : ® : — 4 : | ’ e = FRIRONTTISLP I ee | VERNON, 5529—attracuve 20pm Mm Stair Railings, Baleonies, Grilles, Entrance Gates. : a ee ; Sch al - : KR y ile ( ‘ontractor T ge n sbinet, $6; sleeping room, $3: | ment and sleeping porch; Oey. 4 , ae eh cis For flats that have no inside entrance to basement. 3 Sarah St. and Forest Park Bl. ° . my : AnRS ‘a Pi. a H 4some ; ‘ ; > ° s ' i Q ooOTR A _— ps : roomy: new ag ate J Century onstruction Company The Rod e ‘ W 2848 W est Pine Bly d. MADE IN ST. LOUIS BY ELECTROL, 1NC. OF MISSOURI G h @ie ov.v All Kinds Repair Work 37 1 aay WASHING ON 490U-—2d Moor avd Hers ay Phone Lindell 2385. B. 0, ranam ya ao Tre Wal: a hegnt = room, abdun lant heat: reasonable; 5 6677 DELM AR BL. Phone CAbany 1516. ; : “furmahed. na : Pe WASHINGION, 4. | l ‘ Apt, . *- y p- Trea = m i sink, range:, second and third | _Nished housekeeping suite: rooms, efficiency apartment: newly | 0422J. (c>3x®) Family hotel: American. and Eur opean : 3 bat! GHT, GAs, RE- {|} z , Bure TEL rae na, i. ee STEED . C22 / KOUMS 1 —— Desire and ’ sro N lL, BRIDGr, Gled—d_Treomis, Dali | FICIENCY; HEAT, Litt : aa , oe WASHINGTON, 60xx—Centlematy, MEBRried ea sonable, e | WALNUT. 2507—Rear. 2 nice rooms with | daughter w 7 a egg ay Tl gg all an.. | reat inducements offered for first of | oh aging heat furnished: $45. | FRIGERAT UN FURNISHED, OPEN fas i Drake A artments Rn ed Grerrenncn aioe Fun Pee OUNSTER PL. 3824—Front sleep-| bath: $20. Phone CHestnut 6776. ployed days; South Side preferred: con- | Year:,a home of beauty and comfort: lun: |PALM, oot _—d-roum: aparsments: aso, | ames a4 RUSSELL P hheovtres {eoeT Ny $ wrt te: 7h. oa i : ; {) oo iu Ss ta. ~ 7 kK Tr) . Th a or i me e ~~ bed 3, ~"macht { i ' w¢ > " ' OT s Yrigt ' r me c i i >in t ~~ . ir be oad one : * m = CAND: 4017 ree ‘DElmar 0060. | WASHINGTON, 4181-- Double i BIMINSTER PL.. 4211 (second west) | ROOMMATES WANTED _ | drapes? state price; location, 3 43h, | Offers to the ~~ iat raves in § E gern 876". “900 N. Union. tor service, electric and ¢as lerniched: 109 ma. Bth St. & MA 4124 | Lt. & (of? } housekeeping : rooms: ranges * , re . beautifully furnished room: | Hi 7 iM M4 ATE Wtd.—For aT i in D , Past-I NWSpate h. tar | D bike Bip ong ‘ lik. aT. L Tay T AND GAs. i rent $65: rn wly dec orated: c te io park; | t= ; M AY : ANI 444-5 Ne atiy turnisned | Ww AduINGTON, 4v~72 —, } ent | — avariment: privy ate family: j famiiv-: kite chen mrivile ves. (;Rans a g >. } © Weekly. ‘ 5 i yy is — wetogge _ bes autiful 4- room CUNMIER. 310 GRAVOIS, | PROS 1519 i | gieeping ruoms, next to bath; reasonable. | - also two sleerineg roum ; OO — ing lads e home, | { sD | > , ‘ > aes . apartment: re : : - ——— — —--- (53x) 1% FASTING TON, B055—Large houses Tt PINE. 3828—Large second foot nt} | Stare fag I ae om, ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED | Double Room for 2 Persons WEST END RE Auty ‘AND Ba yy hangs es =i MARYLAND, 4259—Y roome on second! room: all conveniences: $67 — Pn _ — as i ME LP fe62 ree MOMMALE Wiad By manu ivr sulie- vf} we lis ~. Bie a goad a a 46. | $s 00 Week and Up EN erereen = ONE I EFT , Vy - ** Leila Apar tments’”’ 4 | ym ae lems com alge A 4 “door bed. — (oat “ : a . mthroorm: 4 0 24% ts 77 mse «> fs P, $2 *. AISO 1 owes settee , we ’ 7" > | ? ‘ 4 see . i 3 I " ‘ oa A - : ge. — near on “ *4 WASHINGTON, faz — Front 78 oN oe oi** Sites ane bing: rooms. _ HOD ( abanne. Dnt cilamehnhs Under S KRONZBERG'S | ie PU Bd Z-eoom effi- | 3653 § GRAND || HENRY HIEMENZ RK. CO.. 614 Chestout. r - . : : md = | tlemen: priv ate fami ¥ a ’ Ths RTF nLOM MAIiFK Ww id.— Youn - a | row bi GROYV K. 2435 ~~ Sccond loor MARYLANI » sealah add ‘T rd fis oe ‘ ast. ~ | at « kit, * Lg J Newly furnished room fional: owner's home. 37°25 06«60Cahfornia Cawatie Bax F-3R8. Post-Dis ——— : = Ppa’ i oa "t anito . service furnished. South- Now Readv for Occupancs Hi | seeith. Botanical Apartmenta, %. ree > T) ve “ing ‘hous gear Me gas L OS sma Ww ASHINGTON. 4286: gg -_ i ie; ‘ —— uv. Ect, (ce. } : he rf ™ M A’! bk W id re, oune man. preakfast TY IM A ND ROA RD W y pa oF 1 or - ( ‘ABA \ \ KE Hé ) TEI e* Baoan D r Natural Bridge and Ww illiams i Suites. with niahere bedroom or eingle: i] rooms, wer i,rove eo ; eta Ty a decorated, sink, T8 en ae tea Pe a ag Conte ret | mcuded. $5. Hiland 2919. ‘c) | private family. 4385 Forest Park. (c)| 5545 Cabanne av.: completely renovated ace, one biock west of Union. (e53x) |)| Fas, electricity, heat, refrigeration fur- ||| HENRY "HIE Mie NZ. R. CO... © He stint $53 ~~ » — — bat — SHUR =: } -! Otenr a. ROR ees UreS. | gentleman; homelike place. Box T-135,!| every room: complete hotel service: the closet space; heat, hot water, cas aa F, | private fam ficiency pawn wis, running Ww ater ia BM mente: cir #748 ts Neatly furnished - , - | Post-Disnatch, place to live and enjoy the quiet, exclu-| | trie lights, refrigeration. garbage i ! 6840- 44 Gj R. A y ( OIS ” + ae all conveniences. - a MB hn OE ce Ro OM Me TE Wtd Lovely apartment: : ROUM Awl BUARD Wtd.—For old lady. | sive and homelike atmosphere; the most einerators; service delivery packages, i ” new 4 reom apartments, hest and. = oa Maxnolia, 3, 4 and 5 yo aaeey ; eal t) \ s yn 4¥%o° Heautle ”) > PIN} m. 43. 0H—Nicely furnished. ee nilemen preferre ed: with board. For est north Or northwest preferable. € ‘Olfax | beautiful and best-kept hotel in the city: | everything furnished; floors and ceéil- | Janitor service fares sed: very beautifully - jarge rooms: —— = oats =) + vo Oe me = 4 A ond water heat; 4 » «6 USeKeeping; all conveniences: | 97 12M. | (A723 (c) | We solicit inspection. Take Hodiamont | || ings insulated decorated; rent | DROZDA REALT@ C€O., CHOUTEAL. me « oy. ever ing Cw -« “ : { Oat, i ‘ aaaC . : ER ; 3600.) ~ (co3x) | ROOMMATE Wtd.-—Girl; best of refer- Cal to Are ade stop.” FOrest 8095-89! ii ae ; era! KY. ve | ’ A | ane eee Lu wily Newly furmahed room, | ences Call after 6:30 p. m "5242 S.| ROOM AND BOARD Witd.—By father and | ?+~¥ en 1 BARS BR. O00. S605) Sam nee | i} | A, Mayer er Realty Co. SNEW_AVANESENT. FOR corner heerful 1 : ’ . +? : a aoe” Grim oo rae — ee ‘ “ee . i ” a a : i} - ‘ a “4 he. . = ¥ ASHING roan ncn also connectinz rooms.| Grand. Riverfide 5067R. | ® daughters. 10 and 14: private family 1 Riverside 3616. 17. (e62) Grabd and Montana: 3. 4 and nd 5 room effi- sink e.$4 MUsSe KEP OIE : eloe- SS : —— ie ome 'BELLECOURT APTS. 1107-23 BELLEVUE AVE. f desired, KOR ORTH, 110 8. | eT. MAIN 4856. c | | 4608 Gravois. _ " ; > oye * 92 rey * . mate) i | it 3 - - - -——~ = i ey ee ROOMMATE Wtd.——Refined gentleman | = i” rol than? Box F “3%. post pispa i Modern Fireproof Hotel 244 — | OAK HAKT ArAKi MENT ciency: Frigidaire. gas, electric, heat anc rand ce | pooinsely ye or 4 roome ani e#ut| &, para BL. ART! > 3 room efficiency: | 5997 W ASHIN Ms. first floor ra sai e: 7 keeping room; must be seen to appre M wt. ns yg Soe A > agg yt AKSENAL, 33943A (just oft Grand ay. | gun parior, a; , SHELP & CO..| NEW SarORY FIR riment style: couple | — *f. Fange: “*- | ciate: reasonable. 4158 Shaw ASE ot ee ee Modern apartment of 5 large rooms; very | parlor, S6t). = 8 " ee FURNISHED OR ished 3 Comer of Union and Washlt (Or | ROOMMATE 6Wid—Relined young lady| family: West nd preferred: references | "eran + doctor, dentist or allied pro-| 00 N, Op et > , da. ae ng agy | ci ee ~ ar “opiry mens ; aa desirable for doctor, I ( bong ; “oe rah - T — ime Keeping heat utiful, newLy os adenpenae .. ¥ 3 PINE. ees Lanse housekeeping | will share room and beard; $8 week. | exchange: Rox F-44. Poet-Inqmatch, | : . a 7, | fession. See. (cf?) ) ! —“TrALEL rn x 32400—) {uli-sized .~—" | ‘ery Trasonable. home: | southern and west expostn(, Bigaimmes ¢TeY convenience: reasonable. | 5250 Waterman av. ay ene BRERA apo Sccon Topeo intt | “Priaives shower bath. beautifal” howe: ree , 4 > ° tA? : : ' . . ’ wly 4 ' > twin _ ~ an desired: vreaktast . (e65) | ROOMMATE Witd—wWill share my apart- SUBURBAN BOARD WANTED ~ Larce beautiful (| rooms, front porch, plenty closets, heat. | Rats te iF - Bs N Sth M Ain $852.0 | Swen. Sed SPINE. 4: 30. o— Rooms ment with congenial girl: can have use| -—— : a > oar he h ‘janitor service: opposite Tower ve | egg mage | gare s floor front: te Bn ene : af house just like own CAbany &8124W BELLEVIEW. 1551 . Nice furnished rooms. The home Park ‘) LAUHKE NCE. Ls10 4 ge oy an ' 4 — ; — . 7 aras > 4 : lal re | : : r- . _ ‘ns [Rand O°” in ce. Ive.| WATERMAN. 52xx—Doudle, and | furnished. newly decorated. ROOMMATE Wid.—Refined young man/-poums. Sarace. board optional. Hiland | ( £% : like atmosphere. || “SENAL 4024 —- Corner Maury. fire racm: rent , ; cc : BOTAN ; ooms, bath. heat. } v) IN. | Ils out of the question. ae Uae — F M0: doubles ees ne Ge 1 Pee ERR: Feterences CxCNRR ECT ee | | | Meuites’ “bedkent "taamitel Sonia: be-| ~ egos ‘s. Compton; 4-room apartment; | | Meramec st. rent @r \WEh ST MINSTER. aes able, Lia ge Any : dinners. 65c. punter ! ss — ; ~ rv HOTELS APARTMENTS | tween tv o parks. See Albert Rist. owner. | electric refrigeration and heat; new bulld- © ss light housekeeping room, | e-eoeue ro Tod » OUMMATE dandy ampios Fur, TEL ALO : ao. 2 Araneal st. or phone GRand $297. | 5. it SEE IT O tne __ie4) | WESTMINSTER PL. 38 - eens CHOTE NOW. ce, eee tate turethet | aperroers ae eet aaeiie pelea: take and chews | Te Es CAUILEM AN, 4187 ideal apartment. | Ye: Oe INBERG. 808 Chestnut. Main |} $40 cat LACLEDE 2002 50 | 4450—Rooms, adjoining bath, $2.50 | -titchenette, clean. - - ee Pom ior ae decorated well fur- | South Side; convenient to cars. Box G-2. | 2. oe io" a @ APARTMENTS FOR RENT fag Fee ge PE som . ‘| “4503. | f2.> WESTMINSTER. = pe - Se Mence en ere optional: | Poet Oe. | ar g 4ency 4 tment, | refrigeration furnished: at $55 $ -| MINNESOTA. 2541-—4 roan S as nites 5 ened ing room: southern me . Rice 8: also room and kitchen- EMPRESS-RIALIO HOTEL, nea: z Grand | SMALL. very mesere efficien , —* — — ‘s MARDESTY. Wilend °870.(cB9x)1 “scertment: steam ont $4° ree furnished connect. = re Bi csr, home for nice | Olive— Niece, clean rooms, $1 and eplendid West End location: to sub-leasr. | tS ' ne: hydrant. sink.{c) | Ww EST MINSTER. 4 ie 390} : tine Be 5 ROOMS WANTED | Peay? vekiy rated’ 3: 34 Olive st. (ean, | | atone Mondav. GArtield GOSS. (¢)} | CHIPPEWA. 2800—Modern steam- heated MINNESUTA, 2645 —. 4-Troom = oTtcieney lean sleeping rooms for | pleasant, $8: went! . . o¥elling, convenient to bus | able, GRan- tw vc) | ROOMS FPR LADIES AAND MEN: REAL ‘DROZDA REALTY CO.. 4006 Chouteaw. *, evice. Call Hart 43103, _(c2? 5 | LENWOOD AV. i Hiowsekeeping suite. connerct housekeeping OF £ cep - RONARLE RATES BY WEFA., (c8 te | tariter servi a ji D5” PR Be 'SsELL. 32204—- (4500 west | or ae LAE 7 — i-Pointe. Box G- WEST FLORISSANT a 4 S9th si.: 4 ” ee 1 ni: “ plendid neixhbor. and c VESTMINSTER 4 Lavell, ROOMS Wd. Neat Hi-Poin | ~ sonnei = | 411A JRISS A. DE TUNIY. S308A er nes aoth Bi.. arranged: xcood lig “- : i Heat es Wey minerer, Sol or genes ae BneeTp or 2 ladies: °49. Po«t-Dienatch. IDEAL nt ate —e AF penne oper nat , ores for doctor or dentist: heat and | rooms sin roam, hed: modern: $75. hand. Anni: joniter. | g59 50) Janitor oe rel nitor service: rent reasonable FLAD. 7 rooms bath -water Po ; PR hs ol housekeeping rooma : oo rimé room in , aA — , ri- | water aries , ~~ t a 1 private h - | ROO W td. Yours business man: pri : r x St Tit Neatly ato bra kfast or kitchen ate. ea’ teenie refreences. Box T-331 PU. | LURKAINE L pee gp TB meng ence wig ty Mar. _— HINBERG. 805 Chestnut. mao) | bh 2.50, ne ot st fi 1 Sa ~) connerting housekeeping =n “ ios eoplt: com ou (ic) | ROOM Witd—Warm. quiet: iady employed: , _son-——C omiortable ronme connecting bat | ai : , (ce) | mere HER * i REALTY CO. Russell Arms A pts. tf CONCEALED BEDS with or without kitchen privileces; NEWSTEAD HOTEL, Newstead and Olive | 200 OPEN ARLL DAY AND EVENINGS— TE? eraon 62 a4 : ga for emploved neop fo . "enforna hed - “a : {ree nr ane. elean com , " > te ("a § 12x18. P. fi ; : ' SS ELL BI Mo test : . ‘t-Dis. —Reduced rates. eure an or American | ’ ;. 2200-3208 RUSS m i , 1268 -_On real "oe mar Sn Bs” |e rate kyo Kae Northwes ETRE SES eget |, SOON RNIN Bg ne|| ORS A atl OR } ¢ i Ww s u men . rod . “NVville | | 5—Jiust re | coat ica! refrigeration : ii 8 FILSON—LACLEDE 209%. ri WEoT MIN OTE 200m, Sam een | SOUT Side nreferred: references. Box G 8. 1 or " persons, rooms 5 eiiboun ms Bas 5 Toom apart — a ‘including ot ie Joset hed: stove: | ee d9? . 4107——Neatly furnished room an al. Lo ronning patty th opto sg WESTMINSTER. seat lore —_ em P tine Factivels | bright, airy room: p ‘es ne | rage F 1K Pooet-Ticy aware: break fset. furnished in suburbs, | wns: privileges, DElmar 4172) | 1°°R] SM —_WEbster 3644W BROOM Wtd.—Unfurnished; by man stead- | Olive. ra 514 41 CRMAN & LEONH - SATE —— Connecting southern WESTMING R PI... 3 ’ (Wellston } employed: state location and rice; REGENT HOTEls (14th and Chesinut)— | box, stove. Mur | . janitor eorvice. 750. ELSP : steam beat: regular kitchen; &% ar By Se, ‘piealy ‘ . tshed housekeeping woome. private Pramily preferred. Box 38s Modern, clean; $1 day up: weekly o° oh WEsT END REALTY AND aLigitcion” *EDERER. 2430 Gravels. PR. 1520. 732 Chesinet. MAin 5 : 4 ’ { Dispatch. (ea)

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SUNDAY, lamns Today. anSerer, I yancie th 2e w-1500 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Coleman Tadinn | st. LOLs 1928. GENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ MR ate APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR pea AGE S’ RENT LISTS | AGENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENT S’ ENTS’ RENT LISTS FLATS FOR RENT—North , FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR —South West _ —FURNISHED a bg :. EPSTEIN & RIGHT. 1441—3 rooms, front entrance: ARSENAL, 3222—Fi fhe 5 | "URNISH | > SON ' x Northwest BSENAT. (S227— First floor. 8 rooms | DILLON T eS 2223 pasteeate SEES . 3715—Steam-h aH | furnished ee ag Dregs MENTS RENT REDUCE A et MAF rIiT : roo bath, 18. er heat: opposite poner Grov S. ara sig Fourth and Pine Streets BTe0.Fe Lacks 3 pon et | land a came | a i Se nee | ee BO / NT REDUCED T MARCUS, 3047 — 3 oms, all conven-| ARSENAL, 4416—5 FOOmae. ath: oppo- ion — AT McPHERSON AND NEWSTEAD ore osss. near 4 7 7 hss 6a fo “gs5: * DOVER I} (28--0 rome. medere: Fourteen stories in three wings e v0 ~ fF = a i. ms i tm oe ia no plete ’e ay ‘. 2 6255. WATERMAN AV., 2-8 bath, tetas "** oF 00 ICIENCY FLAT—$22,50 lectrie: $30. "PArkview 6282W.. (c i2) | BAMBERGER. 3019—4 -oome: bath. elec- insures privacy and outioo oe room; overstuffen fen Pris nag iis 7 Fairview, 3962A; S reoms.. OTTO TIETJENS, oo : ms: | bright rooms: i th hout \ geal Seepection a invited. PAGE. 557% Son Limon KIRKWOOD, MO., on Manchester rd., 9125 N. TENTH, 3 rooms § and 407. 722 Chestnut. MAin ®#94 MARCUS, 30LLA N.—4 large rooms; new-) Oris: Ooms: modern roughou room, ticulars. RODEMYER & “COMPANY efficiency: complet — .“S peoms 1721 pd ae “ana 12 rooms O24A RUT ER. 3 roo 16.00! 4908 ner? RO ooms— $47. 50 37.50) BATES, 4022A—0 rooms; heat and ga- cour . *@eeeree FLATS FOR COLORED toilet: electric: newly papered and painted. halls, porch, lawn, coal grates, -— BATES. 042—4- ‘room flail. furnace. hard- rok iT silver: reasonable - = y (c62 APARTMENTS FOR RENT WING. 5544—Weekis- espe aad dhe “** | 5554 vera,QParit Some, tt i Oe ee oo| RENT REDUCED TO $40 MARCUS, sG00A—0 rooms, bath furnace: | BLAINE, J0s0—3 rooma, bath, $30; new: DWELLIN BU J 0 dern. 240%" one o OLPLE owning begutitus | home. will take PERSHING, 3870 38 : a COLORED GS (SUBURBAN) refrigerator and gas range. .$115.0 modern "lied y COlfax 3425-8. BLAINE, 3838A—3 ro nee. “Path. ohacne: able: 3 and 4 reeme. a . Se ; ; 10 ee ‘Crecrr Etzel, wg A + ggemsic See leseovesua'@ 6015 MAPLE, nt —— 2930 WASHINGTON, 12 . COlfax 3945 W ANSTRATH COlfax 3946, condjtion: heat furnished ; ao Pig condition: $21.5 BAVEN, 730—F utwucu J-room efficiency, apartment in Warren, 6 rooms $235 modern rooms: boulevard; garage: $27. eran ac .00 } ‘ ELEY GA tw NEWSTEAD, 3506-—Want young couple or £y ery. convenience. and Fi eat ah size 20x60 ... See he erdinand, 4 rooms. oo 32 & hot-water heat included. COlfax 2126W. DALY & McCABE R. E. CO., 801 Chestnut. | "oom, yas & x Elevent _ 00 Ss. eerece , ° : modern 2 “ be ; niaiiicetts MERLA APARTMENT’ i cauae Pershing, 6611; 8 rooms, 2 baths... pA Bacon. 4 rooms, eleciric: --. 25 00 | "first-class condition: $37.50, GRand 1746, | , dition: garage; reasonable rent: good and kitchen in modern apartment; $35. | rat d _—s, $150 00 : FOR RENT—North we OTANICAL. 4230- Mii ES ' i84é 5.3 gg pelines on o b new oe GARAGES FLATS FOR RENT—North FLATS —tNo ickson, 3 rooms, 3 rooms. NORTHLAND. 4336A—3 dandy rooms, | BOTANICAL. ek rooms: Tr decorated; gas: $1 MD occa sccecececee itchenette; newly deocrated; $37.50. decorated, 33 3 rooms newly decorated: inside stairway: $ 00 BATES. 1004— Apt. 204. serait Tor. 5386 Pershing: newly sunished: ' 39194; 6 rooms...... 50 00 | Waterman, 6005 oopecehgesonees rate entrances; $42. (c) good condition: $32. TYler 3368, (‘c) ATE C 701 Chestnut st. A+ pa with garage. Apply 4834A North- gvick apes ag ge By ‘‘Home of Distinetion’’ || CLIVE. 36 =~ crass, § rooms...-.--.+--8 55 00 eo . 2805A- BRODA N. 9th; 3 large rooms iences, ad floor. cOM) | site Tower Grove Park; rent reasonable. 7-room, 3-bath apercnens -. each wing letely Foemune 60060 eels ce ! nt brick, 9 rooms: and bath.+ .° 1 $225. 00 g203A CASS. 8 ROO > age Sa Icebox, gas stove, hot water furnished: | WaRctU T5IDA—o ms. bath. gas,| tric: furnace: earaee: all conveniences, Has every modern installation for ren Frigiden GA rooms aU.{ ARCUS. rd AD ae fol 0 3 03} M. H. 2 l., 3. rooms. one suite of 2 rooms: 5) : 109 N. 8th St. MAin 4124 ||| PRRESE 2214 CHOUTEAU, 12 rooms ‘eager — 1308 SARSFIELD nf ARCUS, 2O0LA—-4 nice large rooms,| rage. (MZ) bat ination fixtures hot-water tank onl fas J, $35 - 564 8. owned rooms, —FURNISHED isl “a faa eal. 106 > LASGO: Laclede 9029 (99) ny ‘couple to share. C Aha c) apartments: 2 beantifule 5904 D AR, 7 rooms, 2 ene. 816 1OT. 3 rooms ‘and bath. 25.00 1451-51A De Soto: 3 rooms and sun- rent $31. GRand 8357 SHUCHART REALTY CoO.., North niehed, | ane Ome pee Ae yaa and bat aroRe 0 ov BLAINE. 307 = rooms, bath: ean . ; FLATS os ORES ae $49, Anniv 8116 N. Rroadway. {c8) | bath and one } oo Parkleich: rx aise A "3. rooms, —_ 3697 LAFAYETTE, 4 rooms, bath. 3548 OLIVE, size DOxLO5 sateee 13125,00 “+99 Cupples pl.. 3 rooms. me ry: NATURAL BRIDGE 4803-4 rooms, bath, | BLAINE, S11 A——S rooms, bath and elec- in ele ; 4, ‘rooms 30 39 Bi 2 riris to share ppartment with couple. 8190. CEntral 4584. Rant, ¢ 2604: 2 'N.t g@.r0eome.. : Cates, 5124: 9 rooms. 4005A. GREER.” ed rooms. h 50.0 07-09 MARKET. , 30x65 es acon, 4 rooms, bath : (c cl) BLAINE 30158 rocme. Tirat-cless con- “ j wu Wan 2th RTA eo . 5500 Pershing: be . = . oe 3 rooms ° NORTHLAND, 5109A—5 rooms, enclosed AUG. H. GERLING R. CO., 722 Chestnut. a oe ; ed a ITA 1 j perrtax 2291 W: Janitor | service fares p and Market. ‘northeast or bath. newly 18% N et Tenth. 3 rooms 1! also laundry: garage if desired, $27.50, | conveniences: brick garage: Cc iddle, South 5733 18 - om ey 4 aa 7 ’ rye ‘ mn potenti BTA Ca hot- water heat “| 2 Mw» 4 eee hh ee WEST END REALTY AND , CONST. CO., | NOnTH Mollet: $27, Flat. 4 rooms 1 12th. Ae WOON, 610% hs 7 { FRANCIS-PE ERY RUT TH. 110 WN. 7th. BOTANICAL, S945A—5 rooms, bath, Foes fide rooms. 6-roo SOURTEENTH 2 NW NORTH MARKET, 37258—a rooms, bath ed age gh 34008 , large rooms. | “electric: rent $27.50. coMnT OORING BEAUTIFUL NORTHLAND, 4859A—4 rooms, all con-| BOTANICAL. 3034A— rooms, bath. iar fh . - o e rooms SS | . 2. , newly gecerased reasonavdie: open bath, hardwood floors: steam heat and 11s it West & REALTOES 617 Chestnut &t. Mississi ] \ alle y rust ( 0. I 34A—® laree rooms and .-—" MAFFITT, 5145-—Bungalow-flat, 5 large | garage. GRand 9117. — Mg 2d os. “TBA. —_ “pat, . GREYS ONE | OMtV ss 5 BA kitchen.’ $16; adults only. (¢): “rooms, steam heat, $60. (c) | ARSENAL. 4036A—@ Tarze rooms. hot: ORG . & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Che and agente oe 110 00 ooms es y USEED age oy 2425 N. TAYLOR, 5 rooms an electric: newly decorated. TYler O547, (4) MARCUS. DHL A bath. aaa | Hiland 3122, PRospect 0853. (eR3 } Evans, 4667A;: 4 rooms. Ry DWELLING ‘ BROADWAY. 4 ‘rooms. : third floor, southwest cor. 14th and Benton electric: $30. (c62) | BATES, 4026-—New. 4 exceptiona: Ty la ange. service and safet Hoover, %567: 5 IE Wincha an ; Two or five year lease SENDLETS | ARN, 3 rooms CHEAP RENT ace, oun porch, inside stairs to basement.| strietty modern: S60: enrace “* Phu * . (near I Pes ra 900: 7 rooms. .------- Oleat eatha : Tee eae : | | one of 3 rooms: 4 single rooms: bath and ==} was. electric, ~~ Rey ‘Foom tHe = STORES sithaer %2 ecesccovoccoseseccss, -00,00 MAin 1 hot wa j aia COOK, 4 rooms and bath.. ) | 2780 (c) HAASE REALTY CO, 921 Chestnut bath ian, Steen room, tile bath: open porch, mula, 2 "GLASGOW. 5 rooms 40. 1447A De Soto; 3 rooms, in-a-dor bed; KNICK MA EVER. FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO., i 81 SLL Etzel, 6913; 5 TOOMBS. scacccecses en go. 100 00 SR45B wUORKET 3 rooms and heat 5 00 room; modern: reduced to $45. Ty 4610—5 large rooms, in Al BLAINE. 3941 A—3 rooms; electric: good (c)} PER Sh N ‘ R1E ; NATURAL BRIDGE. 5107—4 de -eirahie. GR: ard ‘as 66M. arge dressing TOOM wi R: Pade DWELLINGS (CITY) parlor, steam on ea 5800 EASTON AV.. 23x50. .... tric: rent nty-S¢ Hodiamont, 4342: 4 r eee re Of S. 2nd at. De dn , Ooms, ew oa pean rooms, steam heat; 6 | NORWOOD. 3121—4 roome, Mur $15. | BOWEN, 20: d “ 4 q 35 site. BONITA—1wo bed- Bae floora 5 | ar rp ge . ~ 5 rit room, (062) ly decorated. DEIimar 4375J. (c2) romeRoY BERG R. E. CO.. EV. 7067.(c) wood floors: heat: screened porch. $45. BOW EN, 203 Sea one _ “roe way) — erat thet maa beau- | __ Beautifully furnished 6. t 3 yr _epilagedeseneder booeey — . TINA SMS 2 Tooms, furnace, | VEKCTRIC. GAS cla “Vieron Sass ALDINE PL.. 4046—New 2 rooms, ga-| "ALM. . 3227-4 rooms. 5 efficiency. BROADWAY. aets =F ~ 0 errs > rogue v ti a , + wd — 5 a ae | aNe« . ‘ J $ J : » é : 4 dee nhac. - v + “ ae a 4 ore eamneet . . nished a ecora ciency, with 20-foot livin -Toom cAI 1414 N. GRAND BL—Second and 50 a eter ge 065) ideal location for adults. (c2) steam heat. modern math. electrie, £44. ites Deen: bunlt. ‘in in vanity -_— d Lis. 6.30——. p ti = roo , rive - i ° f rage: > " 3DA7 Aas . n bat tie’ git ae oe iariirowe $1 "ems Sg | sunroom, yr in-a-dor beds; man ye third floors 13 ‘GARRISON. 1829A N.—3 rooms, electric: | NORTH MARKET. 2218A—3 — gas, | ANDERSON, 4842—New flats; 3 rooms a ae EV nt oe 6698. ‘yy pvel BROADWAY, 3948 8S.—Lower 2. large 30m, F. RiUssELL. 4002—-2 qoms; everythin oF housekeeping, “he on GHT AV.—First floor, __ | | good condition: $22. 50. ARCHSHOEFER electric; good condition: $20. and breakfast room: $42.50. PALM 5326 ag sleeping rooms: gas. electric: rear nanered. wt furnished. GRand oR37W : ei! Also a 4-room effi 7 five rooms, sun_ parlor... ; STORES 'R. E. CO.. CHestnut 6243. c) | MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC. 826 Chestnut | WEST END REALTY AND CONST. CO., a oun + rooms, ¢ ; PROADWAY. 2110 S-—2 large rooms, _— furnished; $75 efficiency, Deautifuniias APLE AV.—Three bed- , GLASGOW, 4014—s rooms, electric. sai et: | NORTH MARKET (between 22d and 25th, EVercreen 6227 R416 Union. on va Rear “tT -coma’ beth Sar Ted electric, gas. water, $11 Ree te) ; a living room, i MAPLE AV.—18'x50'.....$ 30 00! newly papered: $15: garage $3. 3522] second floor)-—3 rooms, electric: “2 elderly | ASHLAND, 4739—4 rooms, tile bath, ren oe, igiraie Bt grr ty me ce) | BROADWAY, 1504 5.—) large rooms West | Rental inc] a _ kite hen ' ST. 39 . | : : 3 . : ! udes light, gas. | ¥ ali - LOUIS AV.—Large N. d. rear. or middle- -aged people; no children: quiet steam heat, garage. - nied Hoer: waii. pe Saree open: $25, (ec) gas electric. Janitor furnished. "Jettersos | tor! manager on prem sero , = will renovate. . trict oa a E gga ED a Sal rare ncgaa dl Lave place. _Box_G-209._Post- Dispessh, ASHLAND, 4630A--4 rooms, bath, ga- fx Bise—weautitl-F room Tael. BROADWAY, 1268A 5.— i “hotwater ) atte ee a ee | ee lerae tor; Manager on premises. Cali "ly | AV.—6-r a- | Sit i SIXTH ST.—Sto 00) fee Geuk, yer, leet. 0) | ce Pere a oe s. bath, gas,| rage. $50. TYler 3368. {c) | breakfast room, also large stucco gunroom, | Your large rooms, $17.50. ) | BOX at i CABAN - » piex: t : ; / and secon d floor. Very oane 4-3£0R- (¢ — electric, KAMP. O85 3 ° ith. CHest. ata: ASHLAND parts gg eB ideal 4 Taom fat: steam he : brick garage, light and water; BR« IADWAY. 1528 5.—Six rooms, baih. FOLSOM, . 3 electrie; a a Sao: || . International » rooms. ‘read for cocupancy. PINE ST.—20'x109’, suit- wa rent very reasonable; $2 - near Grand car an mus: adults, w aa nut 6 PENROSE. 4884—5 nice, large rooms: BROADWAY. 37 0 S.— 0 5 ehay. (cS) CHestnut Life Bids. a at BL. — Attrac- uhle fer Auto «rth Esra | TIN, Re ALTY CO., 819 Chestnut st. OBEAR, 2044—1st or 2d floor, a nice ASHLAND. 5 519A_2- family building. 41 hot-water hess: caruce. ae te te p ttdty # 4 roonis, bath On ine APARTMENT—-Furnished. small. $35 | ut 0270. @ jive four-room apartment hattery business apt | MAin_ 203 ; rooms, electric, new sinks, garage; adults.| large rachael and sun parior, furnace; | PRANGE. 5556--Four rooms and bath: FEDERER, 261 le PRospect 151 OLaOw SPAR INEST Fo wo RIC wie. Teady to move 7 DO | 2131-33 PINE. ST.—Double store. | GRAND, 3703 N.—4 rooms; reasonable | Owner, 2048 Obear. COlfax 5888. garage $0; open. ax? heat furnished. EVergreen 9771. (c) | BROADWAY, 2804A 3.—Three dandy | laundry. ye Rg Be ectric | “garages: everything formate Meum SULTHWOOD AY: | | Excelent location fer radio sh AM REALL PALM. 2015—3 rooms: electric; $21, | FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 110 N_ ith st. | ROOSEVELT PL., 5814-16—New, just | rooms: now only $2 Torso —————— ae — af ap apart aiden ena See 0 : pei ee . | cickar URRSS Sustnege. GRAND, 1703 N.—3 beautiful iarge light} CAbany 3683, (c) | BEACON, 4722—3 rooms, $20; near 3 completed: 4 large. light rooms and sun- HOWARD TAYLOR, .706 Chestnut. APAK TMENi-~-Cornmer, sublet: attractively wei : AY TS S 40°x60 o° | rooms. hath. electric. garare. PALM. 3941LA-—Modern, 6 rooms, tile bath, factories. {ce} room, with southern exposure: all very BROADWAY, 1458 s3 roomie. nd completely furnished. PArkview O568. I THE CONG ~ a LISDENWOOD AY.—_ New COL ORED : GRAND. 1826 N—4 rooms. bath, v0) — RESS is f ooms, in North- | closed-in summer pore o, ADDIY ¢ t: BELT, 1383-— 4 rooms, bath, first floor; | . g flat. five roou a? a - | N. Grand. Steinberg, . (c PALM, 3922A—Six rooms, one-fourth | BELT. 2850-—4 nice rooms, bath, garage, | re nt $57. a heat. electricity: everything furnished: 17 Ud Union Bouley ard ua «eA me i cal | Sow “FAIRFAX AV —Banement “é 9 © GRAND BL., 3530 A N.—od rooms, -bath, block from beaumont High, newly deco-| §$35- concession. (ce) RNICKME®ER-FLEER "COlfax & Ixy. ¢ . CO., "theertul tama conveniently to fares. cE newly g t--. garage: 16 weeks. (eo) ‘ ories Fireproof is y to 2 PINE ST.—Second one | furnace: good location for ereespeones rated, hot-water heat, garage. BELT 2928A—-3-room flat. new, every- 3129 _N. gran’ fax 3425--6. NZLICK CHESTNGT ohn BUCKINGHAM COURT, 4924—d-room elfi- O'F ithe Si 2d floor, | party: % block north of Hebert st. PECK, 4200-3 large, second floor; _thing modern: $37.50. SEMPLE, 2826— ee LA AUST af iency. completely furnished: apartment MARKET ST.—Three rooms. ; O0 OMOREST- PRANGE & CO., COlfax 2314. adulte (eo) EET LSE: large roomie a Tth Broome and bath. ait AY 3624 8 —3 | te : 20K. N. ELEVNTH ST.—Three | GREER, 4654A—3 rooms; bath. sieowie, PECK, 4034A-——3 rooms, bath, newly a pareaned porch and garage: very meters: SEMPLE. 1968—5 large rooms, hardwood | $22.0 _— ro 77 ; hotel roo by ro . ' ms by the day or me : sour 18TH ST.—2d floor, WN. d available for inspection, bey wy ba a7--2 floor, 4 00) hot water: newly papered: only $30. | rated: $24: open (c) | rent reasonable: owner on ground 2:30| ‘floors; sun room in Al condition. 'WENZLICK. CHESTNUT. 6900. 4 rooms, hot-water hea LMONTE Rie ———=—== . “Sy floor, | oF | HARPER, 3500 by -08 14 — PHCK, 4205—Second floor. 6 rooms and|to 4:30. AARON REALTY & CONST. SHUCHART REALTY CO., 814 Chestnut.| BROADWAY. i rooms an 7 VERNON. 5027——3-toom Turon ? x ght pee Saw, aw | Five large rooms, $37. (cfd) slee Ding porch, furnace, newly decorated; | CO. CEntral 3696. Tr sHEDY E, ces or os oftieney = setiet, electric; newly decorated; rent ; . ment: heat. gas, light ANA —3 rooms.. 3436 M2 . HARPER. 3209—5 rooms first fivoor, | Te? BESSIE. 4441—3 rooms, modern, bat most new, steam heat, garage, a open. lig 4 Mae orpicsenctes: Ww ASHINGTON T7307 wanna Tmt: Hauschulte R. E.G 53407 ON. Broad PECK: ABN = oe i a ae 1 31% eran aa Fane ceo} HAUSCHULTE 00 Bet =: int; completely urnished: compiete] i fs a 4 auschulte R. E. Co,, : N, Broadway. JS2ZA— rooms, at rent | BIRD. 1937A—4 rooms, modern; in A : BROADWAY, 37 est splendid markets and transportation; rates | Inquire Cant. Som bed: gas. electric ame FLATS FOR RENT—Notth HARRIS. 4537A-——5 and 6 rooms, newly | $27.50. : condntion: rent reasouable: open. SPALDING, _5127—-5-room ~ efficiency. | “5 rooms you ever saw for $20 “less than ee oar or month. _ (92) | WASHINGTON. 4271 2a a2 ; ATHLONE. 4647A—4 rooms. bot-water | painted and decorated: garare. (c) KNICKMERER-FLEER RETY. & NY: 0. | sHUCHART REALTY _CO.._814 Chestnut. porch: rent $45._ Evergreen 297%. i any flat. SCHWENKER REALTY CO., ENRIGHT. 5629—Efiiciency: with bed-| furnished or * unfurnished "hee ps ~ | APARTMENTS 2 heat: modern: near park, _ (67) | HEBERT. 2500W—3-room flat; newly dec- = 1ax_o820-—6 PURD, 2844—Modern 3 rooms, kitchen- SPALDING, 4909—5-6 rooms, m 92) 909 Chestnut st. Gaire" furnished and unfurnished: Frigi- Ke. | BACON, 2412-4 and 5 rooms, bath, fur- Orated: bath and _totiet. ag 45 $122A—Fiat. .4 Tooms and ette: hardwood floors, tile bath: $42.50. | ol water heat: se at (c=). | CALIFORNIA. 4130A--0 modern rooms: > it Sa AL ~ 44 29 WASHINGTON BLY oke B53 Waterma Re ——, sun. i nace, earage: reduced. $32.50. 5 HEBERT. 2512W—4 rooms, bath and elec- oo 3343 W-d-room efficiency WEST END —_—* AN ae ), CONST. c., SPALDING. or ane. : s, bath; far- furnace. garage, couple. : . ? room araxe: “Rete 8 - tT Wes TX — - . po tric: SB reduced. —_ 00 3 EVerzveen 62% nia ‘ “a FURN ‘ISHED Katherine Apts., 3 or 4 room effiem a Clara. 6 rooms. third. . . a oc gl at 2080 bath, eae O. 7. MeCAWLEY R. CO. MAin 2815. flat. COlfax 4863. (ec) GARTER, 4565-85—4-4 rooms, 5-room etf- MY UINDERG 1 & JONES, RE REALTORS. CALIFORNIA, 3594—LoweF 4 rooms, hot- “Es completely furnished; * garage opiate Cs, ue. 0 reems. aida Wi BACON 62394 Ao nnn, | HOWARD, 2310—4 large rooms, water,| EAST PRAIRIE. 1808-08A—3 rooms: fur-| fic iency; tile bath, furnace, electric, etc.; | —- * — ORDBDD HIS * #e vw} Large and smal! apartmer os | furnished or unfurnished, Ales" be ey b+ ps ——— ———— ee COlfax S144 | paper; closets: pantry; private attic; pri- ed. Each apariment has reception hall. furnished: (33 Delmar, 4 rooms. first lometa: $22.50: adults. (70) : $15. PRK ATRIE AND GARFIELD $ — on M35) it . closets: S*).0 ‘ ‘ :/ ' y z me ow 4 rfith garage: $55: new flat. ) | CALIFORNIA, 4102——3 rooms, breakfast living room, dining room, kitchen, one ocati reasonable rent, second, third... $40.00— 0) ———— mere ' 105 N. ith. CHestnnt_8342. rooms, newly decorated: new fixtures: | ~modern: new furnace. aT cour rig rdo od Sadl tesm Sedecauin | teammie teeae er ; ! I on. Manager on premises | ! | ys ey al 140A Paty ater. eclec- iF FERSON 1719A -N.--6 rooms, bath, $18. CAIN & HARDESTY, HIland 2870. | CORA. 1925A—6 room®, bath, gas. — oo ~ enon —— moderne S m. Murphy bed: ern. H. RODEMYER @ co., - FLATS ! OS ee 777 * ! R. WEISELS 109 N. 8th St wumios Delmar, 6 rooms, . INTON. i3—3 rooms and electric. LIBERAL CONCESSION TO GOOD > COTE BRILLIAN 5RRO-S2A—3 Pr ST. LOUIS. 704—4 beautiful, bright] and electric: hot and cold water, laune ry: BY Qe and Reo a & MAin CE nace, second $ | HAASE REALTY CO.. 921 Chestnut. TENANT PRAIRIE, 2514-20—3 roome. bath: newly | COTE BRILLIANTE, yore ee 1231R (c) | rooms $35. EVergreen 7816, (c53x) | could be occupied immediately. chy | “HOT. WATER HEAT. 4 Duran?” = ——- = ’ 6 / \TT . oO” : “a ? le orat a d rent l - gas. Cc . - - v ATERMAN, 5065—5 _enmeie. © 5° BENTON. 2216—Three rooms. second} MORRIS AACH R. CO.. INC.. 826 Chestnut proot sarage if ei eo ag $5 ex tra sullen COTE BRILLIANTE., “BO50A——3 large rooms| ST. LOUIS, 5128A—4 rooms: large CALS Hagat | 2620-—4 rooms, kite cat CLEDE all modern: rent $42.50; oven today.| GRAND. Sold nished apartment; first see! . ‘ furnace, second ’ uf floor: in 200d condition: onlv $18. FERD KENNERLY. 3837—Lower 3 large rooms. N. 8. WOOD, 706 CHESTNUT. Office Bx, and bath: adults. screened porch: churches, schools: (c) } Ss, A—b rooms, hardwood INV co., Laclede a aot Hart ford, water heat’ furnace, first soe | ~#--3 reoms; bath; electric: | KENNERLY. 4049A—-3 rooms, bath, elec . 9 ; k. errvwill 6. , es ‘ arper F. NINN, 7A ' . ‘ RAL SCHENBACH, 2909—4 rodms; was reene rch: opposite Sherman par Ma yrille, G rox oms, bath i | 31, (c62) tric: ean be seen evenings. (ec) we bath. (c)} sis ids 4 c99) "floore. tile bath, oe Ht and screens re ARLSBAD, w +¢-room seinecle;| GRAND RANELAGH-WILMAR | eS . ND, i336 sey - ~ ee De Tonty, 4 rooms, bath. 'B 5223--% large 08 h: newly * fz “Eano__M nished; reasonable rent. c)| street made. LAc iede 0660). (cB) H. FU . race i ae ae 9 || | BLAIR. 5222-3 large rooms .bath: newly *KENNERLY, 30xx——3 rooms: electric;| RED BUD. 4212A—5 rooms, tile bath, sun| COTE BRILLIANTE, 5889-—-Modern 5- lis reason n a. =) | BATH, FURNACE. APARTMENT HOTEL 61 28 WATERMAN 1... oy is 8S Se oe | i ted. naneres 513 . good order: $20. Apply 3936C. parlor. garage: modern: hs room flat, with all eeeyeenen: newly| 5 ST. LOU i 4622—4 rooms, bath; — CARLSBAD, re tg RJ mf YJ eg | BO40, 45 4 : x ess | BLAIR, 1905——~ and J rooms, fi~ and | TENNERLY. 4055—d 1s. b 5. | REDBU OO AT decorated: rent reasonable (c reasona ERN; $40; iE, $5. LAC, O74. | GRAND. 46 RE ee ae 2's i A wie va ses . , ENNERLY. 55—3 rooms. bath, gas,| REDBUD. 4509A-—6 rooms, hardwood : , . 445 DeBALIV IERE | esas room furnished apartment; ee Olive, § rooms, bath.. 5 Ny et oa Mr. eeyer aaah J c6") | electric: earare: near St. Matthew's. fioors, hot-water heat: garage. (c) | COTE BRILLIANTE. 4963A—New 5 sarge KNICK MEWER-FLEER aie ax 3425-6." . - (e6) | ELECTRIC. AT McPHERSON. Beautifully Manager on premiseg, a 4 had N Ne wetlead fi rooms, = : DLAIR. = A—S rooms. bath. gas. —— K K NNERLY. 3823A—Three rooms, mod- RED BUD. 4” AO A——5 > rooms. modern: open. rooms, breakfast nook. radio roam, |e aT LOUIS, 4767-8 b i 7 : © AROLINE, ae 211A— Oe tot et, eles / furnished efficiency apartments. We H PE furnace, second ......- #3 00 ||| _tric: S20: kev_on_premises. erm. flat, JULIUS §. FEYDT JR, REALTY CO.. ‘| hath. saraze: reasonable. ST. LOUIS. 4767—8 rooms, bath, fur-| tric $25." CHestnut 8 | have one 4-room efficiency WITH M. H. RODEMYER & OO; fp (2: "« rooms, bat, fur- yy ||| BLAIR. 1415A—3% rooms. electric: $17.| KENNERLY, 4049—a rooms, bath, elec- | __lAclede 341 S.Grand._ | COTE BRILLIANT. 5856-4 rooms: | Mast SeEkG & JONES, REALTORS, “Aull P. J. REGAN Main 44020007 | TWIN IN-A-DOR BEDS, The pret- 109 N. ie, a 90 | | ERANKLIN REALTY, 1i17 Franklin. | “trio” hot and cold water. Riverside 6274. | SACRAMENTO. Uy eryl rooms, Murvhy | soem heat: modem: #40. PArkview a 3909 N Call FJ GAN, MAin 44682. by N. Sth St, MAin bath | CE»ytral 1234 (C99) ~ 4937M (c) EVergreen_ 8762. — ma CAR LINE, 350 f wet apartment in the city, newly ‘oleom. the oms. ou — TDW => om ———= rooms. = (c53x), bed: earace: $55. CAbany 1072W.( 262 eee. | “t Washi nzton. 6 rooms, i} A. BENEKE. 212 Wainwright Bldg. hath: $30: garage ontional. 2) COTE BRILLIANT, bl2o -— 4 roome; iar FRANI SEBASTIAN BLDG, & roome. tile th. == ’ garage: baih; newly service, elevator. UNLESS YOUR Walter, sieam heag; ev ma furnace ... iis ae heat and electric furnished: adults; f} jul . » wi erything | shel poms. . }} CHAMBERS. 919-3 rooms and electric; | noms: rent $16./ A. A. STHINLAGE . CO., 722 Chestnut. ean ceo BAN ~ OOF ee fc) ce ne OUT OF THE OR- B iindell. 10 ro Oe ET newts dercraicd. 920. | (BNICK KMEY ERA FLEER™ RI TY. & INV. CO. | ORTR ee eS | EUTLID, zoee Fe Se Toma | ee ee oe 5 ww: | CASTLEMAN, 30573 rome, tile bath liek sumntanle 3 ILL PLEASE YOU. WESTMINSIER, : ; “ if ey ; i lad nae 7 ll suis HAT. LER R. CO.. 807 Chestnut. Feet 3495.8. © craton a ivi N.-—-d rooms, bath, electric, electr ric. fur $36. ath. WAin 1858-9 UNION, re ay Hest . ae new- hardwood floora furnace: ad! = Man “Hy s Jow. our service the beet. apartment; coma n furalahed. 2 . 4 haath x 60 HT CLARENCK. 4500A—a roums and bath, | KROsSsU Zz 7 E572 or 6 reome,- all con- — . I: ay = “ Mw OLF-POLL ac "kK. ‘10% - — = ly decorate s = - CASTLEMAN, 4002—4 rooms, breakfast hace. h wood ager on premises. Call CAbany only $55; 2 rex $50: also semi. (me ~~ furnace. electric. gas | vweniences: opposite Fairground Park. a tg LIMA N.—-3d A dei as; elec: | FLAT—Furnished or unfurnished ; sony UNION. 1706 'N V.——3 rooms: bath; $35. room: $45. Riverside 4429. (c62) | HA OnD, 36 4586 or 4587, or WEST PINE, 4245—3-room _ efficesty FOR COLORED CINTON, 14574 —# rooms, largo atti~. | (c9) T FF —— in Ms “ae | Chevrolet: will decorate. FOrest_ 715! 7 cRTY RB. E. CO. 908 Chectent, TASTLEMAN., 4170-76A—o rooms, bath. | quatowied floors: well furnishe _. .. — electric: $27 a te) | KOSSUTH. 3207A—N Faire d of. FE INAND. 40 cri ree rooms, | }L.AT—| SHERMAN APARTMENGMBE ine i> rome: ato || COLEMAS. 24054—3 Taree rooms, gas | TARADasonable. Jntferson R02. (oxo) | HON: uber, CHestnut 9532, __(c2) | SHUCHART REALTY 00.814 Chestnut,| (RION. 200% N.— Modern G-room fist: CASTLEMAN. 1123-5 rooms. le. bai Pt hantwiod floors aan rent, tnguire Apartment’ Si reasonable FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED Washinston 4 rooms... 30 00 ||| COLEMAN. 2D4°5A--4 Tooms, bath. elec. | LABADIB, 4041A—o rooms, bath, furnace | oo ee ee RV een 01207 (ny | FLORISSANT. 4936 W.—Firet floor east: B.A ws = nS SOUTHWEST | aeAlay 60, ENTIETTA, ats = ) . Et. Liv = ; ertment 31. — CORNER SKINKERK AND McPHE A Washington, 4 rooms, ‘| tric: Al condition. and garage. Sy OUl mar mz} - Tc i. Rag clase condition: rent $42.50. MOUND CITY TRUST ©O., Agent, 2208 8. Bin ahi hway. oe caroline : ‘ome a ter 75h = “Foun. aoe FINEST ADCO Se The Coe 5 || FEDERER. 2610 Gravols. PRospect 1519. | LABADIB,. 4270—-Second floor, 3 nice si9 be JUIS, YOYA—J rooms, electric; he BINSKY REALTY ©O.. 504 Wain- EVergreen 1000. Union and St. Louis. | ¢ > Ku AG) 7608 ; Hotiamont. Demar Tavlor cars “ we oS ry mt) yar ‘rige ; flasgow, 3 rooms.... ; | oe yey “y ~— “ 7 go te OTE macten JOHN” i. ABBOTT, Healt s 20) Chestn at 208 _Chestast. wright Blez._ Shae dressing ye ny: de ited bath: erage; 8 wai HERORE ae : : FOREST PARK. 4412-14—2 . iv = mA Biddle. 3 rooms... o+8 3 UU ii 3 rooms and bath. meneame re AYE TEE ‘e~ : - ; oT. TUE. “44184 ee ae | nade r bed “ule ~patn, “fur “mod: ERS oe i pr tae bale aa : ins 2, pan Z rooaia. om hie WALTER te ea hes 1 res & sonen 200 ' COLLEGE: 4359—4 rooms. bath. . furnace Ne a ceeiicien « S40. COlins 6R8O. ae 1 bath, furnace; garage: $40. eer ped, tile bath, furnace. mod-| pERSHING aeuaa A ATS—FA AST OF FER- ee at ie bath selec (hardwood floors: ontinuous hot t A. . J & A. pe ; anit hot water: adults preferre : , : pie pase if poe : : on meagapel ohiidren kee See to apni ~ CAST EREAGH ia ) Franklin, siore .......$ 90 U9 ||| COLLEGE, 43°1A——4 large rooms, bath, WV) SE ee —.. FOSKIN-GABERT-SLATTERY. GREER, 4633A—New 3 geen F Murmy MORRIS AACH 60. INC. ile baths Tur WE ENZLICK CHESTNUT wt suunics nh t ; | teuher heat; garage. COlfax 226RM. sABADIE. ¢ 05A—6 arge rooms: tile | SULLIVAN, 3919—®5 rooms. onveniences; bed, screened-in back pore ABADA, 5118A—®S rooms, tile bath, fur- Chil PEWA 3631—Five reonis ri: “nished ll ot ier pecene et q (9) bath: hot-water heat: in good condition: near churches. Aitrnd $50. porch. hardwood floors, tile bath, furnace;| nace: garage. e) steam heat; $50. LAclede 61 an (ews? jor PArkview 2760 eo . Four and & room efficiencies; 6am - SAVINGS 4 :* : “ - - owner Aawnetire 2 5 “OTE ILLI ANTE. -3730A—3 rooms, TETRA TIS SULLIVAN. - 27 ied i} o $42.5 ABADA, nice, large rooms: CLEVELAND. 4012——~2d floor: 5 roomie, HAMILIUN a. : electric curren i f gee te. rt (99) LEFFINGWELL, 1631 N—4 rooms, 2d hath. ee eee ay TMMETT. 4823A—4 rooms, porch. a. tile hath, furnace: $30. {c) | bath. electric: $22.50. el) 4 Kitchen: bedroom t. automatic re $45: ene fet) screened porch ° : and garage space: very elegantly ¢ j TRUST CO. — HAMILTON. 1027—-Four: all {rong Foomis. nished See manager on premises. 2 ha UTE 4 sy, 3741—Three rooms, TE _ 9407 N ‘maw |SULLIVAN. 2226A— : hs : COTE BRILLTA’ oo. 43 ire 90mMs | HAUSCHULTE R. CO... 2407 N. B’WAY. pr rae Na 6A—4 rooms. bath and DOUGHERTY R. Zz. C ‘0.. 908 Chestnut st. decorate. COlfax 760M or 6614 in. $42 fo. will tty ae we LEXINGTON. 3908A—3 rooms: HAMMETT. 4843 (rear)—3 rooms, bath | quire 4952 or 57236 Labadie. nic 99) 1 oo ELAND, 39 Ch JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1009 Chestnut. | “7e i 0 .) | SULLIVAN, 2338A—o rooms; electric, dec- Ragiectne oY | i5—5 ROOMS. BATH | GOTE BRILLIANTE. 4016A—3 lovely | T7NGOLN 3747S Taree roome. orated $30. TYler 3368. (c) | and laundry. gas, electric, $21 (cy | WABADA. BOTA 3 rooms, bath, lec | “FURNACH. GARAGE OPTIONAL, (65) |! ee or -- WENZLICH, CHestnut 6800. eap; open. CHestnut 6532 dy — ape soon oe = hot 2. jot 7 of i losect rooni, | electric itv: ppron sinks: reasonable. "7 LLIN ig igen | rooms; «as. elec- HAM ME TT 4843 5. room single flat, large tric, shades: ch SD. “as C 2) CLEV r. tumac 4007 A-- 6 Nant rooms; hot Te KOR Rms F eser ; a... be Tr? j . 4 er eniaenele WE TAR CK CHestnnt #900 LINC OLN. slo—s large rooms, bath: | at 2_And JMET Ls light rooms, plenty closet genes front WABADA. age ag Murphy bed: 2s : “Tae oS ne new hg Ye mi ain se ne | TINTON, 2173—3 Tooms, Bas, re og pat ha a (2) | Hic school: reasonable. FEINBERG & JONES. REALTORS, «tarouxtout Call P. J, REGAN. MAin condition: = : — meyer | jNewly decorated. EvVergreen 889. io) | TAYLOR, 1906 N.—Store and ~ rooms, WENZLICH. CHestout 6900. (c} EVergreen 8762. 2909 N. Union. CEVET rr SS Tal ye fat Lo wr ° ia 4 fs move in. | LUCKY. 3890—Choice 6 flate 3 rooms: nt Hest ote: ane HEBERT. 5577——5 rooms. wrev hee oo WREN,. 4926A—4 Rs oe rape eerie ee: it yy p ccmagg” Mage ao ue COTTAGE. 3716A—4 large rooms, bath, | a painted. clean: $319. GRand ay eae Sag. (9? Al shade, ©. J. Mn vipa tc pepapered _on4_ pen SS ed: garazwge $5. Riverside 8453M. ic} AGE, 3716: - O44 tric and gas: 3d floor: $15. 1 | MAin 2813. electric fixtures: like new: S30.” +E 5 TWELFTH. 291414 N.—3 rooms, elec,.$14 | HEBERT. 5523—5 rooms. screened sleep- NEW FLATS NOW READY | cLevetanp Pt. at a floor; four ras, electric: : 00 ee }: OF floor: bath, electric: rent $26. open. bath, oak floors, furnace WABADA, 5806A oms, modern: will | CLEVELAND. 211—3 fooms and bath; | HICKOR furnished apartment, See ‘aenitor M. *. emia &£co.. | Delmar at Euclid. — —- AMILTON. 756—2-4 beautiful : MAin 4124. 109 N. 6th eS Hy a fron trooms: porch. a Ae a . ——- === ————— , ___ (e53x) SS }HOKTON PL, 59 oo = | TS FOR RENT_—Central fur ahea 2 adn see wei |} MARYLAND MANOR Sees RINGSBURY. 6016—Recduced rates: fur PAETMENT 2 ! “Baad ct ne | in ne ment: $23. nished apartment; equipped; $11 ee. 4 “e —=— . BUN 240—% rooms. electric. — (c3) . ‘ ae eueeet nt t RAHOS. KINGSBURY. Ku *80—Beautifally and com- 4 > ARE nice rooms: newly elely fturnisied front apartment: two / a bs . meme ms ‘ WAND Iso 14° 7 - aq N rooms and kitchenette, overstuffed furni vw * NE. G SCOTT. 800 Chestnut.| MATHEWS REAL ESTATE CO., 815/| MADISON, 1420-—2 rooms, electric: $1 . , ow OS > abe at -garage: reasona- ° 4 , ' A : Art 2a . OHN #H. RO t bARNGROV E SPECHT, 112 N. ‘7th. ing porch: steam heat ‘garage: reasol rooms; modern: ‘gar Aes met ~~ ‘ao 7 wind Pra ie q BIEENTH, 1441 N.—Two rooms and | En el = - oa, ABM BROT T Realtors rooms, attic, laun- | MADISON. ~807—Rear. 3 rooms, g48.| TWENTIETH, °S15A N.—3 roome, elec-| ing room. furnace and garage. CAbany ficiency . living room, kitchen ' COMPTON, 3156 8.——4 aud 6 roor bath, . electric: newly decorated: $10 : J lee room, sun parlor. $45 16, adult, gi pagered, ee: | ¥ er See nee ot iomn: a M NF FITT 7271 : : toil 1 bath: | trie: good condition: $20. TT ler S298.(c? 73213 before noon. CAbany 34235 after. weg 5861.63 Roosevelt: 4 rooms 5- room ef- all conveniences, north ar; ~ 09 Fullerton. 7th and Pine. DODIER, 2900—5 rooms and bath: rent) ™: ———aa CUCU | eS -Pee: SheO 7 rooms; new- HOF [AMON 1947-77A-—4 and 5 rooms. | Fiesency, | di kiteh-| COMPTON. 245 : 7 ; ° . : tS : ocak Saemil ¢ , ne D Om. 194 . ney. living room. dining room. kitch-| COMPTON. 2450 S.—4 rooms and bath. 3 ines matriS HOUSES, FLATS, “2 $23 a ion ; can rooms, bath, “y ‘ reduced. nie = > ca 2 meen ine a ee wv decorated: flee tric: $18 7 condition; open. CHestnut 6o32. , | enette, breakfast. room, bedroom, screened! electrie and furnace. m= : Pl ae | DODIER, 1430-—-4 large rooms. ee eae wadeidas ium ~ TWE NTY-FIRST. 3036A N. rooms: ~_i porch; rent $4: : ON j s—4 -- a werk, 5 $80" miontiily 2 bedrooms, jam FOR RENT a SON. 101TA N.—Fine. S-room flat; | electric, S32. Anniv 1915 Hehert._(c) | conveniences __COliox se | electric: $27.50. CAbany 3683 SC) | JENNINGS. &713—New 3 rooms. _ bath. Above flats thoroughly modern: {n-a-dor pope Ee , ® ae (62) : - th _ aly $35 oe —. ; ee a ee JAP Prt. 3711A—3 reoms and bath. : TRORA ri uN _ A Made 72 (oR) | beds if desired. z if desired. th, : o . DODIER. 2540-401 A W.—3 rooms, bath. an) NW EVerereen 1804 TWENTY-FIRST. | 2525A rooms, | fnrnace:_on_bus: $35 LAclede 07%. NTS ’ EMISES COMPTON. 3635 $.—Four nice roome ater : oS Fagganel—aparisen decorated. the bathe somes PL Gk nes 5) ere Sen Renlicte, San Chrinut | iF PTTTTIBLo1 nine rocuie bath elec. | tath: decorated: $36. Pyier 3368," (0) KINGSHIGHWAY. 5081 N.—Modern, new CHAMBEAE! JAIN OWINGS, CAb. 1766 or| bath: newly decorated: $36. (oh y. ce sighs » 1435 N.—TZ rooms. furnace an GLICK. Realtors, 822 reat nut, | 2 o c ms, . ec- TWENTY-RECOND. 3083 3083 N—-3 :ooms. room: hot-water heat: garace; adults. 4 “ 40. _. severa) to choose from: oe Bhs 37 ix rooms, heat it a re: $80 PArkview 5619, (c8) | PONIER. 1909—3 nice rooms. rig PP oerng ee DM Ht RS of 11235 Chestnut etrie lieht. first or second floor. (c7) oro sHWAY. 5334 N.—4 light _mod- eS 5210 8.Upper 3 rooms, 925; decor ef. —t rooms. $35 ‘Hestnut otric. $18 W. I. RONALD, CHest- - = , : ie ~ * P auits © LIN NDW ORTH “APARTMENTS McMENAMY R. E. CO., 1308 N, ” 1403—-) rooms, $25. CHestnu Raye EE “Olfax 63133. MAFFIT bee 09 — So foo Sone TWENTY $18, OND, SOziA N. rooms: a STAT WAY. cia © —Becond “Floor, South COMPTON, 3916A 5.—3 rooms, bath 4362-72 LINDELL BL. FLATS FOR RENT gee !. 1106A—3 rooms and bath, $30. | DODIER. Sali Most beautiful new mod: flat, wit hp UESERE REAL TY To. | GEO. J. WANSTRATH. 717% Chestnut, | B{“’toms, modern; rent ZGCOMAC. 2O18—5 rooms, all conven-| Antbony Parish LAciede 1345. (e835 + seer teay came os ee furnished, con-| 39144 Wevasiag:. 5 = of an : R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut = vit fgg eg :_ merewwnd floors: low- 29028 S Florissant. Olfax 7780. a ae 2508A N.—3 rooms, KINGSHIGHWAY. 0034 mu New Sunes. iences: neyiv ae nee se Sener Sb } raed ry oem roums. ven neiuding heat, Foo ~ 015 XN.— ‘ t. elee- Sb Td ————— ims S. eo | @2ectric., Sid, roo nd sma all room; ABAMA., 156—: : MA, and refriveration See manager light. gas reTtyy McRee. rooms, m ems: ME 26° lanitor : MONTGOMERY, 2919A — 3 rooms, clec- orated near Sacred Heart Church. (cH! CRBADI Ee AnhtA_3 rooms, bath, elec- cak fleets. steam heat: $52.50: open. DALY & MeCABE R. E. 0. 001 , Spavtans eh “ ic RSON 1} BIDDLE. 1318 Rear: jaree 4 = c AAC Hi KR. CO.. Inc... 826 Chestnut. owt BNTH a — WK ane i r@onis: tric. decorated: $30 . TYler 3368, {c) TAN EVEN ER 3014 N.—.ew. modern: tric: newly decorated. open. (ec) | DOU CINE. F.. cé.. aOR . TOUT 7 utifully furnished efficiency || rey for 6 to 8 cars PRANKLL r BAS. 3100—7 rooms, bath, electric, 3000-—-3 rooms, tile bath, Tur- MON TG! MER Y. ATS SE T anon ous. es rooms: all conveniences. (99) LABADIE. 4530A—6 rooms, bath, fur-| ALFR wilds arpe Frocme, Ie parlor. tile bath. Seana floors, ~ ofl fer apartments. (ne 6 room with one ||| | 7 Franklin. : ‘i $35. ta ardwood floors, modern; $40. VENZLICK, CH STNTTT 890 TANDEVENTER. 2405 1A — 3 be nace: electric: $40: open Sanday. at room, hot-water heat, tile bath. wie ai ~ ‘gs yi A with hl case ST1SA—* large ——s path | grhomas, 7 rooms, bath, electric. JOUN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 : WONTGOMERY, TEAN—3 rome. $3 rooms: rent reasonable Me pio 1111, (c2) — 5 roo path; Ged floors. garage. $90: uparualy %. : as go : “ . a « ‘ " ” mae. ew furnished. Rent | “ASS. rooma. hath. por arge poms: "electric: seed order, $ (068) | modern; decorated: $20; adults f ] eeonratl Ol nA , stl y Toot 4, OFallon Park; beautiful lecat pam. Inquire bh sonable. el — a , . " , “ - ath. 19 N. NEWSTEAD [atin shod Hares as Coun 1st eT SEE | wes arid Bene i ene |e ee gle feast) | 37 at : (c63) = wic. decorated: $17" farmge; fine condition, pe beanie.

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ns Today. ata SUNPAT, ' {. ee ay: Saas. ___ 91500 APARTMENTS, DWELLIN GS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. , ae Le Le enn ee ee FLATS FOR RENT—West DWELLINGS FOR ‘| pWELLINGS FOR RENT SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT HOUSES, HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. wat ee RENT : a CLG, ,1g00—4 rooms and arexe;all| FOR RENT: FOR. COLORED FOR RENT. FOR COLORED | ~~ ~~ WSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS AH, 709-715 N.—3 rooms; new baths, COTTAGE—Modern 3-room brick “ conveniences, > scoration ainting ; reasonable. EVergreen 5949. ’ ca Sa . | i is eae electric, $23. COTFAGE—3 rooms, gas. w OF f3 lio7—6-room frame; bath, | NORTH, 9047 (st. John’s Station) -—"s 4 BROOKLYN, 91s— large. rovtis, LA SALLE, 3039-9. rooms, electric, $30, | Content Central . L . water. ‘tecirie, $35 rooms, suitable for families: rent $55 floor, $18. PD. SOPHIR REALTY, { 1551 Singleton ; 3 rooms. ay EE E ne ie j fy hee | | i ; ZDA_DEALTY CO.. 4006 CHOUTEAT, | convenient to cars. lyerside 1275) tm geet: © a Also Broa brick pe ®. e. ic?) Chestnut, CHestnut 6101. (c KEANE & FRANKE, 1008 M ae 395-—-b rooms and bath, mod- Ms = = ST. 66 cesidence, BROOKLYN, 1003—3 rooms, gas; 3 LA SALLE. 3088—2 rooms, gas; $12.50. F Q) R i? BK A BK RETAIL STORES ith or ritinoest garage. (cO9 ) Central ce? 1a 6228 BERTHOLD modern ; bie-wakas feat, saieene: ae MORRIS AACH R. OO., Inc., B26 esseene. MORRIS AACH K. CO., Inc., 826 mptaen-)) | IN GOOD LOCATIONS | LOFTS -_ (* ) 4 i i IN: | o. with MPLE, 2500A-~—4 rooms, bath, deco- | 7ST ~"sg5 > Bs 3 % garage; $50 per mon 62 ted - 35. TYler 3368 (ce lo , rooms, hot- water "hae aa OOMS TATE Si0 = (c62) | . 5 vel beth, at mos : a 7R ' ALE, 810—Sale or lease, responsible ten. | WEST CABANN OU AWTON. 3232— rooms, electric; use yi y pg oan pit Mg furnished, apd bath; beat a ‘ENZLICK. CHestne 6900, ae oe huuse. Rent $65 : Non ma By; nade tarnished 4 unfurnished tric. beahe rooms newly. “decorated, elec “ot “eathroom; a pares oY pang aaron dines 9 916 OLIVE ST. | : = | CHESTNUT, %317— ee 6° Nice Bvust- | SEER Tare tric. bath. (*) | [AWTON, S324-—5 Tooms and bath: $60.||| GOOD RETAIL STORE, B44 | 1021 Washington Ay., second floor, 4000 eprin [PLE 1957—4 rooms; modern: rea-| “cteciric: $70" all In Aloo gs, Oath TRUST CO.. | WESTMUKE FARK CAROLINE. 31loA——2d lloor; 3 Tooms,| OREON H. €& R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. | THE ARCADE BUILDING. WiLL | STORE 102100 i building) . £000 equare fest, sprinkler and. test (come Se ae Qoninatna a Al order SAVINGS ; I WILL ADDITIONAL SPACE IN REAR nab. newly ral = = OREON EF. & R. G. SCOTT. KO Chee . _PARK, D. Hiland 3390. | FER bos parent drive: beautifu! 5 rooms, bath. electric. gas: adults. (coN* } {c®) ALTER FRONT. LOW RENT —HEAT FURNISHED & 701-3 Lucas, “s 50 cama feet gyms gene | eget MRF £15—Upper > oo pemene eee. 1010—Fi % xt j oe. CARE, 1610—s targe rooms, electric. LAWTON, 33U5—t-room residence: bath, | | || 1900 Pine St.. 15, vahor, wiy painted and decorated throughout ie nate Sek ne = -rOun foun ___ GIESSOW R. Cin, CHestnut 502 23 R14. (*) ras and electric: $60. , 909 N — : ' 17 N. Seventh St., 7 Sone feet, meee and elevator BURKAN, 6440—3 rooms, $20. Call HOW ARD TAYLOR. TOR Chee — F w—7 ee bsuon sho, WILL have new house in Pasadena, Web- CARR. 1829A——5 rooms, $18. EUGENE J. SLTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & 202 N, NINTH ST. 100% LOCATIONS | Washingtcn Av., 1500 square ; mer. ym ple °O58M. ¢) | DAYTON, 2000-—6 rooma he 7 Dut, me Beers PAr ae a for rent June 1; 8 ysooms.| 18°9A Carr +. 2 rooms, $10. CALMER. INC. 817 _ Chestnut. (*) FIRST FLOOR 808 s | ia r Washington Av., 3500 square feet Damas sprinkler "and elevator. BURBAN TRACKS, G965A—3 rooms, | _ will arrange for 2 families.” CAbant pean o ae aed ox N-351. Post-Dispatch GIFSSOW R. CO. CHestnut 5023, (*) | LEFFINGWELL. 419 3.— >t rooms. $13:||| MEZZANINE ..!.)'' “1898 a we rT’ | A NUMBER OF STORES ON OLIVE, | | , 508 how rm Av., office and 4 ea pp tleciric; $20. FRANKLIN, 3507—12 room: “e119 SSRN 62634, Arkview _O891W. ONLY ONE 6-8 ROOM HOME LEFT.~ | CASS. 1427—3 large rooms, mas, electric. electric, gat. pend 22o --) ||| BASEMENT .. 002... 2000 Se. FT. SBARE NOW AVAILABLE : Washington Av., 8400 square’ eis corner bulldiagh.” TOTES: TERRACE. 1051- TOSIX—s steam heat: garage: fine ron « Dathr. oe rarage. x Sere Beautiful Webster Homes. irside toilet, $18. 1) | LEONARD, 621 N.—S8 rooms, bath, ' ARE NOW AVAILABLE 8 Washinvion yay s00n square feet ( ree rooms, bath and bp ue ney wiy | location: reduced re nt. ming 1 em NNE 5621—Very vee Co. N. W. ae a a CASS, 2738—3 rooms, gas and aectric nace. electric, peyfect condition. (c Pine St. second floor Ps tncaed fet eed gas and electric; rent $20. | A_F.—JACOBS._AGT.._1023_N. "| : we pce Se st (c62) | water ot Gender aarytnes print me O. J. McCAWLEY R. CO., MAin 2813. (*) ta Ue. 23254 large hae fooms ; bath, | | | A A ne. HT 2 N, Third St., 1500 square A... heat. }gnltor Kotton. Ueland elevator (pes £ . LINDELL, s8U9—Rooming t “SS poner Sth 30" as, | concession on 2 and > CASS, 2734A——5 rooms, electric; $57.50. Seeerepet SSO (Rares, vo, Seely ' Washington “AY., 10, are feet ‘ |, 4556—3 ROOMS, BATH, ELEC-/| rooms: 4 baths; two fu +4 = 13d: asement, $20, ss: | janitor, basement 223 x. "Rockhill, ‘corner MORRIS AACH R. CO., Inc., 826 Chestnut. A. tT. JOHNSON R. CO., Title Guar. weg. | MAin 4570 1736 ARC ADE BLDG | ROOM aE 7 ea Beto : z | BUILDINGS RIC; NEWLY DECORATED; $30. (c) | GEO. J. W ASSTRATH, | ava hes, A “aaric, toilet, T pane) | North Gore av. AN. 4305—4 light rooms; gas, elec-} MORGAN. Jd()4— oi sca 443 (2 blocks a ear ae CHANNING, 1193A NW 7 TUCAG "3001 Love! ats 7 je. $87 50 (68) | WM_ J. ABBOTT RLTY ‘cO., "KOR ¢ Che proom br 1 oe 0834). (c3) Brentwood GRand_ 5391M. “Le! pata el aes c*) “ieee well Part bd best, PT ‘ 2nd St.: size 55x150, VAN. 4356A—3 large rooms, MORGAN. 3404 —14 rooms. newlp qe gage, rent _S 0. coy Bete ; ; $60: ¢ Ab 1764. (2696) | ee . Main St., five fl . - : a ttage; attic and = CHANNING, 317 N.—5 rooms. $35 and $60: open. CAbanv 17 76) | = + five floors and basement; containg 26, . oes (c) | Fated: hot-water heat: $100; open foams Mug 1d21—> Foom 0 Wehis. eos ghee aioe rooms. furnace, | OREON B. & R. G. SCOTT. $00 Chestnut. LUCAS, Mh a ier cholee rooms, bath, | 1 | 15 pets A Sour: stents ik basemen ae ‘enue Ce | east Won stores an irle elevator, » - tion . Call FOrest 2623 OF ; eagen lights. gas and water. frui AGE. 916——3 rooms, bath, toilet and eee - wth hn a ¢ : 4s * 2 ater, fruit trees, W (*) unitor furnished: $ ectric, $25. 4200 west on Chouteau. ‘garage. Ciitatwut aane | modetur am eon tine coke we. ROSALE OST 103 N. CHANNING AV | WOLE-POLLACK. 101_N. 8th. MAin 1858-9 | | a aciiington Av., two-story building: will. divide 2. ae pom brick cotlaken $22 ot {Brentwood)—-6 large} |. First floor. 4 rooms, bath, electric] LUCAS, 2901—7-room flats, reception | | | S. "Main 8t., two to ries and basement; P AS. ad Ma ain St. * 30 uare feet, ' T RNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. CH. 8300. ES 1358 860 be ject ach. rooms, bath: modern conveniences: 3 light include MM, 1224—4-room efficiency; modern. NE, 2025— =— bath, “i oo. and electri’. ' are: a acer | en ncluded 45 7 eh | 950. Forcet ont easy SS Megg DCRR SON Fo res | EAMG: 100 fort gtram Rirkwoot Ferguson | Becca ood Se dg Ag Ag We rown ‘and’ Geraldine Av. 24.000 squire feet cohen YLOR. 14008 * —F-roome. bath. elec. P INE. 3 3517 7. Tl rooms. steam heat? = 5 Ext HOUSE: R-| and 4 biocks me BE ea ols rent $4, In ugh “9 nod 23 00 | CAhany_ 1764. | > 31 3 Main St., three stories: — 500 square feet; Missouri Pacific switcl. rie, $38, GLICK. Realtors, S22 Chestnut, | €arare. CHesinut 8603. | quire 1629 North and South rd. (c8) | light included vereteeee dee 20,00 | MUSE rte RBORE tte Second Noor. |) 3325 LINDELL—Store. 27x32 SNe 4 wad. ,) — . AYLOR, 900A : —Four rooms and bath: THERESA, 19 3. no rooms, bath we B Dl roums, bath, lurnace, > | orm r ‘ ‘ = : — eS a | ad’ ® ] ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ mil decorated. M. Mituse, 911 XN.) —cotaee Sw i) | xe jest completed. CHESTNUT, 2341A—4 rooms. water. fae: LUCKY, 4244—Nice 4-room flat: toilet. | WASHINGTON S363 arg electric: Og N. Grand. Clayton 52 electric: only $20, | AT 7 | Ee, Sanger tile bath. fur- ) M. Cohen, CEntral 5iia. as, bath, SF pee ANY , —- good jo- BUNGALOW—For he a oon o, rooms Ss NUT, 2106—t6-room, bath Testi gon ai PS ot ie (062°) 3337 LIN DELL Store, second floor and base- STORE : reduce iu i—P iz PA ty aug of electric, water, furnace,| §$ 2100 Ch ‘ > be om : . ° hast | F. JACOBS, Agent. 1023 N. Grand. (c) REDUCED REN TAL 4 en BUS stov: porches: key 4189:/ basement, garage; Clayton road and 97th tric. $22. 30; newly paperedr bath. elec- | SaRKET, 3000-4 rooms. electric, $25. || ment: 9000 square feet: heat furnished | S i422 N.—First floor, dandy 4- 1019 N. 18th st.. 13 rooms ang a PARISH co. tage, One bv0Ck oo ao Louis County. Phone CLayton 608. | JOST OR. 722 CHestnut. (c®) MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC., 826 Chestnut ? , | Washington ave., size 20x? a 541— 0-roon r CHOU TEAU 3118—3 ro e 25 | i asnington Av., south side: size 3116-3 rooms. electric, #25. S35 | 25x150, with basement. good condition: furnace heat; | newly decorated and Painted throy ; “AV * Char'e Rock rd. i , z ; 7 ° Wathiarton: 2 ; . ; Hew eiectric Txtures; equipped ‘ wath of t. ~ OREON BKB. & R. G. SCC . & ‘hes MARK 4 330 —_ rooms and bath, t | ; : n v., size 3Ux . with | IBINSKY REALTY CO.. 504 Wain-! housekeeping rooms: reasonable’ rami Feri oe Sestniut $535" Ferguson we ey | oO REON BE. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Conatent. ercan l eC rust O iH 0 Washington Av. Fashion Square basement CHest CHOUTEAU. 3222 —3 rooms. $15. — | | . \ ashington Av., Fashion Square Building. iy Might 3b good tenant. . Pian: SS ro “opel. rs) : Ny ‘Vv TER. bg a. a a WENZLICK, CHestnut @ggn% a : 75 7; rooms —- aalukes. bath. lesee int, 810 month. pions High. 3. Too S10 pede ns eon 80: Thy iT 4% gr Ftd dee | § h | | T el et e: ndit A 1 dente ’ D oj —Ten ( “a 90! t $22 J: 4 ° . Q7 ectric; good condition PARK. 442: Corner Woodstock and Florissant Rd., ees 08 Chesinut, Main ory) OREON B. z R: G. SCOTT. $00 nearer | th and Locust CEntral 3100 i M IN-WA ERS REALTY £0. WN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ~ wee Al order: $90. rooms, | large yard; key at candy sto = PRaInGrL = - ow onlv $40, ot o¢ ? 4310. 7 wis Rh oe aN P so41-——A lovely 7-room | RESIDENCE—Two ‘%-room. modern resi- CHOUTEAT - MON TROSE. 1005-07—3 large rooms, fine tion any business: reasonable rent. J. fe » *? A = j - tok > N. 8 = 7 , ences: > eacl 2243—Corner: store and six M. HOWARD TAYLOR, 706 Chestnut. FAIR, 3119—4-room irae co BY » modern, conveniently ar ranged | dences: $75 each. rooms above- . ‘ order; $2 LEVI & CO,, 109 7t : , ee once. ; , . ; g00d location; reasonable TH NINTH AN RNDEVENTER. 1l11A N_Flat. 5 rms. elacttic. water, no bath, resenmall “~~ - Jocated ; reasonable rental. aa PS oe gg AA 4 rooms and sun room fur enc s . e MA EWS REAL 615 Chestnut 601 CAR CAPACITY” NINTH AND Luc AS (Northeast corner)—— oa: newly papered. painted. as. elec: ae ; wok TER JONES R. E. C natrnt nn So pAriicys ag q " as. oF NON, 520a-—5 rooms, sunroom, heat, | GRAND, 4200 N — 5 room: S18 Cheeta aout TL os ae shies er tae Glendale clectric: ood. epair, co) | MORGAN, 3309—9 rooms and bath: $65. 6747 Wn og oe — OLIVE, 2339-—Beautiful, large store, wtih an ) ot _water. janitor: first floor. | (c62) “Ww M. J. HOLDOWAY & Co, ah ee are oe SD a rooms, bath. |£AY RD. 142;—o-room bungalow: all a floor OREON B. & R.'G. SCONT. S00: Chestaut, | __BRANE & FRANKE, 1008 Chestnut, rental ruins fe om tat of ee || ing it 9. SRNON, 4630—5 rooms, newly te TEE 3116. 3 SU parlor: open Sunday, 11 to. 3. Wii Jennings O J. McCAWLEY R. CO.. MAin 2813.(*) (c*) | 3835 Kossuth. Colfax 4073R. i OR LEASE WEST SIDE OF TOWER GROVE, opposite Blaine: 100x225 HG :_R. an sinut. | DEE. 4116-—Voltage: 3 rooms: gas, qa ak 3457 021——7 re 7; 3022 | NEWSTEAD. 2402A N.—3 rooms, bath, EAST §S ‘ x225. ERNON, 5010-154—S and 6 roo tric: water: $20. ce a iiijc New O-room brick | 4ORD. WEISE CO. MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC., 826 Chestast South live St. Bldg. S. S. FOREST PARK BLVD. EAST OF EALTOR 600 B: ‘9 f Commerce Bid newly decorated, rent red Ven SS 5 rooms, modern; | SWITZER. 2423 (Jennings) —House: 5 HENRY R. SELS : BOYLE; 50x190 ALTON Tea oa , ‘ gi batt : AL le. nana rent (Entra electri é GARAGE —4000 block Shenandoah; | steam heat: low rental. | Mi V ll di Co : et gd Ni WI5—5 rooms, $50, con- oo garage: "Block north Fairgrou 4. PMAYRHOF ER 6 Gil vei e) Kirkw CLIFTON PL. ore nine coon — OREON B. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 paneer 5 reagonable, Inquire 4061 Shenandoah. | MARTIN & BREITT. 1119 Chemica! Bldg, Ississippi a ey rust mpany, peforic : ; Es ood **€ fea : R saad ne ~ AM /4A—S roome; newly decora furnace, electric, garage: newly desemaee oa ma yard Phone JEfferson 4 Sag ob i el locatea.§ $5 $0 OREON B. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 mene > TEfferson 368 (*) ate large car; $7. Riverside — fices: 2 toilets. Inquire downstairs. (c62) | | and Pine : om, c ¢ 5 : — PINE, 2019-21—-2d or 3d floor: -very| — PELs 54Y74—3 rooms, bath, toilet. elec- | = aS ee 8779. — nT hot. | HENLEY CO., REALTORS COOK. 4338—-4 large rooms, bath: will | U,*ALLON. 1008 cheap. FOrest tric: modem, $30 CAbany 2859W.. (c) eS eee ee house; BERDELL, 3960-11 = root ol (ec) | GEORGE. 464—6 rooms. el soit scrub and sd in fine cohdition. $¢2: | 3 Tocus moder, —- West PINE. 709, Fe wore light office, type Central ) . » ke & at’ in rod conditien ; , 5208A— ms, garage: “ ; = a 4] $35.50: 2 weeks free. Rose “iif ston, | high-cless_colore + O'FALLON. 1815-3 rooms, gas, electric w p : 3 cetnd 5208A—S « es “te) | 4 c nr ora veelien STATE Manchester car, (c} COOK. 4315A—5 rooms, bath. modern: | _$17.¥Orest 6223, FOREST PARK, 4017—Large brick ga- oa oe 4 —— rae ‘ "lad or a LLL, 5067—3 rooms, water gus. ciec- | Northwest 4s Pus. he x Sent od. | ROSE, 309—Beautiful apartment, 4 rooms, $45 me O'FALLON, 2020—4 roome and electric; | rage; heat, light, etc. Euclid av. (c) floors: office or ones and Feet RETAIL STORE fl ric. KAMP. CHestnut 8342 | ALCOTT, S07T (cor. Theodore — —- ~solis. furnace, Al OF- | ——— ee KNICKMEYER-FLEER RLTY, Sie’ ey _rent, reduced to Ley wane onan (0h GARAUE--ADG repair shop; over 20 ma- | storage _in ony A lg — —5 | Cx! Near 7th and Washington &> oO oe LE 3 oO Ss: i Al | 28 z fa air ’ 4 Aln. 285135. chines; entrance from 2 streets; good | ————— VELLS. 5133A—5 rooms: Troe ; bargain; | bungalow; modern: garage optional, — - epen: ‘ oJ ; a as rooms, bath. furnace, elec- -.. °O31- -ROO FLAT: NICE, | Comer: cheap rent remodel to suit. Fair AY 6 504 N. SEVENTH ST. MAin O142. Maplewood | OLIVE, 2931A—4-ROOM FLAT; NICE, Bets Bhaw. dead Qean 208 N. Second Just south of Bedell’s: choice store, 45: reduced from $655. Forest warty) BEACON TIS rooms, toilet, mm ATT). tits Chestnant. ly decora | ' F N, ted: $80. : . Mercantile Co., 5300 Shaw, electric, garage: $3: SUaIFYLAND. 420911 fine reneny : LARGE ROOMS, (cl) Street — with basement. Lease for 5 or a bath.| 7NNA AV. 218 —Modern 6-room resi- JOUN i. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnat. Sarace space for [SEN “* Mod EsT BELLE PL., 4060— ew-!| BELT. 2600 rooms, lst clasp , at - open: $l ; | PAPIN, 1946—3 la 001 as. elec- ye bh "IN “isi, . “f oy °. gara i | dence: eeraae: o (cR) ) | PAPI 6—3 rge rooms: & 5, | PAGE, 4216W—Brick garage. 1 machine: ars, available now, reasonable. , - 7 , : . r = Wt ; - . MB ees S" iNLAGE “REALTY “C0. tion. Easton- ee Trust Co., , Ee f ‘OT J 800 Chestnut, | COMMON WEALTH, 3621 (Maplewood)— |COTH BR ate LIANTE, 4208—4 rooms; rooms, | BARNGROVE ] ‘@\ | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES MISSISSI¢PT VALLEY BIVIADWAY, CABARY Size = . ‘ ey a Xe i See Moder : cm hae Paces HOT-W ATER HEAT; FIRST- clede road. Man'ewood Mo. bath, electric, gas, newly decorated, $40). PAPIN 19°27 > rooms: separate rear 4th and Pi —— : for pny line b it _ 4 * | " (P%, ? Ps ats, or" . N 7th st (*s ) ture. Phone. 819 W ainwright Blde. $19 NORTH S] x TH i : store. See D. Wo & Son, dee Soe, are end ie teeth BURD, 2840—f rooms and bath, BEMNEWBERRY, J0.5—10 PORE. | CORE > McCAWLEY RCO” Main 2813. . inside toilet; fine condition, $20. JEf- DINE 3036 3 ms bath gas. electric, | DRUG STORE—Spitable focation for a! 3 qo ‘ | ood condition. EvVergreen 1381. ¢ ever memvense: we for rooming house ferson 3906. (99%) | ( —6 rooms, gas, ce ‘| first-class drug store with a busy physi-| gory beiteien. on wrecks al Cut Yo Ur flat — :* ' ll be ele ever | MAPLE, 7380—Maplewood: room d — - - : q a woe Ve installed: splendid 4354 N.—4 rooms, bagi, mite B—3 rooms, steam heat, hot | “prin: Ay Sin ed a cet) DAYTON, 2711—Four rooms, $25; five | JEfferson (ive. cian and dentist; wonderful opportunity for | ‘ PINE. 2930—4 reqs, bath, electric: $30. | the right party. Box N-43, Post- Dispat: h. SIXTY- i sae’ 1009-11 N.—-North of O ] j : sition key Jet floor; cinevert vaca nt. peor a | a Ing cn tak week one > CORN W s re, fe. : N. “th. Lak - A 4 z “a - $30 mon - | WOUDLAND. 2A—: s. . « n, J. ee : WRT PARK, *047A—4 rooms. hot-waier eee STRAT 117% — AGE. aoe (keys ot 7111)—Bungalow: 3! ter electric sandiouee toilet: only 922.50, G. BASHFORD, 715 Chestnut. MAin — OREON BE. & R. G, SCOTT. 500 se 7 = =30-34 Lafayette. oa ee west 30 09 | WEL. JEfferson 2494. | When You Can Lease mojtern conveniences, JEfferson zbes | A 2 New cottage; garage each suite: steam heat: will de _ Sevabery, screens, garage; newly decorat- a0 soa ~ 11N fUSH 4 hen "ente” re; eon 2651-10 rapms. bath, gas and elec- OTTO TIETJENS. 722 Chestnut st. STORE—For lease; barber shop location | ||| A Da light Loft — : = > ; —--- aS ETT ~~ ; | tric; good con ST ORE—Large ne and d garages for | .or hardware store: very good location. i} WHITTIER, 1428A N.—4 rooms. bath, | 9A ANET” o24o—4-room frame bungalow: %—Dandy rooms, ] “ge nt BIG BEND AT MANCHESTER DIVISION, 1s 7 rooms, electric, $17.50 | GENE A AL TSM MPE WILLIAMS * rent: will ‘aihae to suit gre gg tiene heart of downtown St. Louis: po ce Nl At 45 y GLICK, Realtors, §22 Chestnut. | ail conveniences; water, gas, bath, eae af decorat = roughou ane 2651 BIG BEND: 7 ROOMS, BATH, }9OHN H. ABBOTT, Kealtor. 709 Chestnut. CALMPR, INC. 817 Chestnut, able rent. For information, call CAbany | rent. Call Johnson, CEntral 9171, oot Sem square foot. T TITER 411—4 rooms and bath, hot-| ty. furnace, garage; basement. Wal N_9th_ st. MAin 1300____¢ | FURNACE; GARAGE; LOT 50x135; $65. sani (c®) | SARAH. 930% N.—2 rooms. $16: i 6860. ~ Ce} | Darticulars (2) Sth. water heating plant: rent $45. tot S35. ‘ a x ||| Sprinklers and steam heat. tric: no dogs, pase eth eee PY gad 5-room GE, 3716 (corner ed pt wa 7 | SUNGATO 7 To oe i, 1500 N. and 4 rooms. c P| G. BASHFORD, MAin 1049, 715 meas | month. Apply 3101 Cass. (cB) h Chi +3 and 31 "8. —Large | |} )) MARTIN & BREITT Ss “Tinet 7 ; tace. with garage 45. Meweoms. bath. furnace. electricity: $75. | BUONGALOW—4-room modern, bath, hard- | nt. fi E ; S ir ri srores. estnut 8603 | CHestnae 7408. rooms. “first floor: "$20. PLOVER, 52 26-—@ = ¥ (ENAMY R. E. CO.. 1308 N. Grand.; ood floors; hot-air heat and garage; JULIUS HALI ER R. CO., 807 Chestnut. | “pullding. in rent at. reduction. Alec VINE, 108—In fine order; good for prin- 1118-22 Chemical Bldg. eo . Ret ae yo OREON E. * oe ; ‘hestauie. ndidl y a g enome? *® baths: $37 30 per month. For information, ca) 7 SILK. Re akan &2° Chestnut.(®) OK S. . aths, ga- > | a JAS. C, MOKEIT. 18 East Big Bend rd. rin ware se P woe —— ELLIOTT, 2516-——3 rooms and bath, gas, | 409 Fullerton, 7th and_ Pine. - RES tes set ee ee perminal | SUILDING—vox80;, yard, Zoux110; desiruble for bth RD ? .? ’ Z 1) AILS "4 . ch =e se a wit noderr ee en n-ne ra 4922-24 Page: modern flats: white | SHMPLE. 2854—6-room cottage, large » Sél6—Large, invaemn, ba 4 bg , “ mes: j S17 (Upatent 5749. | GENTLEMAN will rent his béeautifcol home | Sauterk rel ter om. : “ "Sone “pind > RES. . . # ° inten wr POREST FARE Oe — oT THRUSH VEE a“ re pater! EAU. 207s 1 Tt mit pent ge en cree oF Lomas 26.- furnished | ee ee Vee Cee Sving oe 407 6 5 > Sai pe — cTecirie. 2 N. Grand, store; will divide. ments by river barge line with moderate| '48¢, 3 rooms, bath, stable. COlMax Gl ns RUSH, —Four ge _ ss ‘ . -2 «o) | Or unfurnished: at reasonable price to re- | OCK. oilet; $ . puchi rner switchi b cs 5800 Oakland (Oakview pl.): new, 3; gas, electric: new furnace: yard;_& b. furnace: $3750. Hiland 7068, (c) | Siedinaliiehe tenant: two- car warere. ll PR ENRIGHT. 3912A-——-4 rooms: inside toilet, | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Caesteyt nN. Se el eget, tobe me fy eet eee Fog Pinel BUILDING—New building. suitable — ooms; separate stairways and porches. | $40: open. CEntral 2955. FOrest WDENCE—w rooms, roo0dern: in V great (shade trees: ideal place. Call Sunday. electric: $32. FOrest 6223. (*) . 26-28 Pine st. Cordage Co., 3338 Washington bl. Phone! garage or manufacturer; more than : — $45 PER MONTH. . mee yard and grapes: asonable. ay | CAbanvy 62927. eaiecaal ea 4065 ENRIGHT SHERIDAN. 2627——Corner, 4 rooms, $25. Chestnut. JEfferson 1541 6Uv0 square feet; northwest corner Gar- SUst ONE LEFT | For rent—northwest: new 4-room ny 7A35J. -—- | KOBERTSON COURT, 9604 (at Wallis 10-room house, newly painted and deco- Key _ 1308 N. Grand. 1 24 N. Broadway. | WASHINGTON, “309 9—-Good downtown Jo-| field and Prairie; conczssion. t 0345 44404 te ge rest lovely 3room fiat: bungalow. bath, electric, well wate] BAH, 332 N.—S8S rooms, modern; -| av.)—Brick bungalow, 5 rooms, tiled | rated throughout: bath, gas, electric and SIXTEEN eS 1010A N.—v rooms. 2c 36 N, Euclid. eation; entire floor, 22x115; corner build- BULLUING—'two- “story brick, rear of 2212 bath. gas and elects Al condition: $30. | nace, granitoid hasement under @& Mand 7668. |pbath, furnace, garage. Call om J. & C. | furnace; good rooming house district 24 3445 Olive; 5 ing: elevator, ete.. $48 month (cDh ) Benton st.; fronting on 20-foot paved WENZLICK CHeeinut 6900. | house: garage; on half acre of fertile-giiiaes a " S80: | Stites, 9615 Lackland ; & SON. 617 € "(0 ‘ ARROTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | 2525 Cass av.: ¢ ; oo a f - : WEEKS PREE ' ee, Garage . vr chickens 4 PLE, 1402—Fine 10- room house, i. re eeeertn ag a eee. id. 1. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. (*) | J HN H. or. e Jas “3 WASHINGTON, 3330-64 —- © modern oer: : highly guitabie for laundry, = ag “o2 S| 6 | fenced: dandy place for chick my Sliest condition. CAbany 72360. )»|_ 4. See NA, 2339-5 rooms, bath, electric,| ST. CHARLES, 2301—3 rooms, electric: | ,¢ om | stores. garage, front and back driveway; | i6h¢ manufacturing concern: rent only $50 age 2 hoon ies ay cate ° venisnees: $45 per saouthe “Gall Abe HINGTON, 3885—10 rooms, rooming | VERONA, 2417 (Overland)——“-room col-| gas. desirable: $38. GRand 10665. (c*) 22. , . 308 Manc ogg gh nad Delma: suitable for any business; rent reduced to FEED. A. BENERE, 212 W nih poms 00; clean, light, airy late. | Yeniences: $45 pez =A. * ‘ - pat In good condition: reduced. | tage: water, light. cas. | EUGENIA, 2018-2108A—4 roome, $30. JOST-MILLER RK. FE. CO., 105 N. 9th. (*) | 1103 Chettan st t ; — | - -— - " we rN tk —— ‘OOTNS ¢ jarages: : A W TE ' | TAYLOR, 2614A N a rooms, bath. $32. . ’ WASHINGTON, 3330-34 — Two modern 500 350. . IDEAL. FOR, SUBRENTING on 4 atl ttl Pg dd vetuced. Neg e) | TTT score eats a MATHEWS REAL FTA te 0. ~ ce) | 3015 | La Salle. ia oor to's 50. 1360 tf Drosaway. stores and garage: front and back drive- Aen i “CO. CHestn wot AD D A 4 4 Ld ; y oF _? ralow : ; of N 4G ) 4, @ —— rooms; 0@U), | ep) ” t EAL ” ‘ay, : a t: b x Lo tore t rd aod ib 51 “a pew hester; 3°3 os, ‘ate oft : : = " a 1 a PARK. . floor 5 tors b — le furnace: papered. PArkview 29A9J. a ye the i. os wey Pi 2, BOS . Se ©. | WALTER JONES ad E Co.. 618 Chestnut HEMMELMANN-SPACKL JER R ES oaes ee ee a p PF Be KIC Chie —s LEER RLTY. & INV. co, gonaition : we a a y decorated. painted through- | ALPERTA. 2232—Modern 4-room s b hardwo Ors SOuECS. | erarre sone ick - ‘ ; -v ererences. | ’ , & v7 | thes ; , ~¢6 ; oa “nm . "yet - ba , Jecorated. | HOUSE—New 4-room brick; zane lawn; Dad . ; “1 Chestnut st. HY. HIEMENZ RE. €0O,, 614 Cheatnut. IC cetont @1 RON oe re a8 Rew. ' Be 7 — mA ra i piock Wetb: LI. iS AL TY co “y oe 5 Baston ey. | reasonable rent. CAbany 2130 FERD A. BENE KE. ~1 WwW ainwright waa iTEN LY S04 N.—3d rooms, $2U. Key at RO Ot Spent 8000 SQUARE FEET FOURTEENTH, 2504 Suite mre a. KM ANS : - a ; ae. ‘ j A . of 4 J ae dels at _ 7 , a en i e > — eu iTrame & Prom @® ! wer -/* ar N, l th st. 2 bh nitor REDU( ED i, BATH FLATS, ) ‘est Louis: new modern 4 rooms . 810— vor lees oF a | aoe Be | NEI ON DR... 3 3730-——New frame. 4 rooms Rhone oi : pe ®. ze 108 rooms. 3 | RT RENT Tase NooFine fats argg is P. C. BEYNON. 616 Cc eg Wonderful for express or garage and sash gvindows on 3 sides: 4 elevators; KORTE, 110 NWN. 8TH, . & rooms. electric, | «44 ‘q Arage. sidi¢ ar ive, ene 7 Ay | With living reoms- suitable for an} FERD - BENEKE. 21° Wainwright.(e®) i NIN 1230 983 tile | 2uto porptence. Will alter to suit tenant. $32 GHKADUV, 40U0 N.—Ac bail park: CHestout e342 . (4) TrAASE REALTY CO.. 9°21 Chestnaige month. TET oR RENT. | ness purpoce- EWING 21 S.-—-J3 rooms, toilet. elec- | po ast solitas Pas gg AP nr and water: SICKING R. E. CO._LAclede #535. FRANCIS. PERRY-RUTH. 110 N_ 7th. sore. 5 rooms, wonders location. ‘(7 4 son Ry, DESIRABLE FLATS ) COMPTON. 319 S. — 7 ROOMS, AT! 1 gg Ponta y pening hot water, fur- Rich nd Heights JOHN nC ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. | $18: act ag! Ae Inquire at meat -’ 4 ag ge yo a boos” on "er GRAND. MA ; 1 SXLO, 45044 Manch 3a | _ELECTRIC, $59. me: easy housekeeping; good location: = : eh = | CASS 3 Tash} WiLL ¢. Wiss IssMATH, “2838, Cail CHestnut 7089.” TLWOOD, 218—-Toom brick coltage, Sa $85. f iain as | DALE. 70398— : FAIR. O0L roome.clecirier S50 | TWENTIETH. 25 8 —3 rooms. $14. CHest- | CASS. -2012-——Store. dandy for grocery, rss 1409-11 Washington GRAND, 2010 E.— E-Store: , suitable | | tor WEIS “MEYERICKS REALTY Co large yard, garage, furbace. clec tite DHN L. McDOWALL. 722 Chestnut. | 4 rooms. modern: garage: $45. (ec) sO H. A BO T. ’ nut S603. ke ftaurant, billiards oS I . $37 . ’ bakery. J. F. Reli 925 N w ae c heetnrnt at. - . In quire of a Burgess. 205 : ' i ’ : 5 ve) El 7336 New 6-room efficiency - B IT Realtor, 709° ee oY TW FE NTY- - IRST. 14 36 Naas > rooms elec- FERD. A. BENE KE. 2712 W ainw right bldg Fj ne Second } loor EAS 1’ GRAND Z ye ary eg son id lo : tn Q r Wei? A | TTENTLY $- | tn etn es een : mi - porch My | (*) | CASS, Sola Fine store and ~% rooms rear; : , a bak 4 : D Ré OMS AND B ATH, $35 av Ti at tee wee « BONV ENIEN PLY LOt ATED $50. Hiland Avec: iS FAIRFAX, 3962—3 large rooms; a tric: nice big pores. Sip. now only $32. Second floor. 54x135: sprinklers. new mi er; a bakery > « ; ~ > = — 6 re "47 Finney: 9 rooms, modern, newly | MARYLAND. 7509 (Richmond Heights)--— | decorated: 820 (c*62) | TWENTY-FIRST, 1217A N. — 8 rooms. HOWARD T AYLOR. 706 Chestnut st. yassenger elevator: water: steam heat: very Jugk J, RELLER, 1 3525 5K. Brogtway.(e2) s3) ; ANY 9 2 > pS eeOMs LOVELY FLAT. CAB- vm oe ads Oe etry clo , Wated. painted throughout; same a8); Flat: 5 rooms; Ist floor: wg tego (FAIRFAX. 4115A—4 rooms. new paver: cupesete, “$19, GAMBRIL L & CO.. Ber ase ieee 15x35. and room; de- oe insur CRA ND, 3000 N.—Ac Irom ba pak , Ath 8 . Soa ni ath, 45 ers) : : . able | ecr orch: possetsion at once. sand | ore. ni rs. fheeh ate e of, | Arace Bidg. ic® 7 , » corner store, & ms W > * reasonahb] a ae - DOSS floors. plumbing: bath. electric: $$42.50., oce oods, oes. MARTIN ‘& “BREITT. 1119 Chemical Bldg. rege & reons, ondertu ad Freon : 4,5 and 6 ROOM FLATS JUNIATA. 3702——-Close to 3 CaF ne q WENZLICK, CHestnut 6900. | 5902. CHestnut 7374. | (¢) | TWENTY-FIRST, 1413 N.—Second floor, | ee ANKE Ret Gos 711 Chestrut. FINE CORNER—#oxL: on matin. thor- a ; 4 bus. GRand 6249) + | STANLEY. 7239—4 ; o-room ef- | FINNEY. 4201 W.—3 rooms. bath. elec 3 rooms and electric; rent reduced to $18. | ——-—> a ight ” "ti big future, |GRAND. 1820 N.—Large store in good | SPU tel pat” fate, pg BLE Forest | KINGSLAND COU RT, 3507-—7 aie HED HOUSES FOR RENT| 2°!" apartment flat. Hlland 2131, | | tric: will decorate: moderate rent. | ©. J. McCAWLEY R. CO., MAin 2813.(*) CASS gt eee tan Ane Beas | Price G1Lee en. Caner be nee business spot: Rood show windows: rent ? r 5 and up ‘eption hall, hot-water heat gar “4 I NT | | PTNNEY 038 aes | TWENTY FIRS 7-391 -325 22.50 : , JON | Post-Dispatch. i theme PLAND REALT : See us for > >| FINNEY, 3938A—4 pee SPCOT ee, | Ee aae te aie aka S.—-$22,20 | NESS. LOW RENT, WITH CONCESSION | Post-Dispe DUBINSKY REALTY Co., 4 Wain- Clarton and Bie Bend_rds. its 1619. 1, ABBOTT. ‘Kealto tor, 709 Chi BRNISHED BUNG ALO Went to share | | path. cas, electric. $25. ime ‘i MATHEWS REAL ESTATE MORRIS AACH R. CO., Inc., 826 Chestnut. ONE MONTH AS et FREE wright Bid - : Wr ED MORE MICHIGAN §6>"3821__Cottage. moc Pee ; rent reasonable. Call _ | Shrewsbury (FINNEY, 5927A— rooms.toilet, elec.330 .. G19 Chestnut. THANNING 2it N_daore Fine loc ation; see ; 2351 Chesturut : large ys 3545. Woe alates TT . 4 ’ ‘ - ‘ t ie , , > e i 7 pee: / sBit. 4 Be @in 1 ew , ¢ 0 F ” etn . F ov ICK SALE ASSU KED rooms: edults; rent $50; owner 3t Ale — | NOTTINGHAM. 7303—S3 rooms. station- sans ae dae focus... « 35 | TWENTY-FIRST 1404 4.—3 rooms, £48) fA0'(. MORFIT, 718 East Big Bend rd. me te gy — floor and garage: rent 2 ¢ reasonable. See, OR sk Re l1S N.—Nice small store;| JOST-WIELER R. E. CO., 105 N 9th. ab a | ary washtub. gas. electric. bath. finished | qh. Es* SK. § - 3 rooms gas and electric. | CHANNING . | parement room, $40. Hifjand 582. (82) | FINNEY, 4019—4 rooms, bath and elec: | “N. @tat:'3 rooms, gas and electric. | ‘plate-glass front; $40; excellent retail) POR ROOMING HOUSE OR HOTEL i NiNETEENTH, $498 | TA} 30 LOUTSIAN =r | d bath on 2d “floor: ‘— ? bot: ty age = W. idia=esse e WHEN Pram WITH US. Chippewn. rooms an . ) Fi j-st building tt) oA Bonhomme, 4 large rooms, mie | all conveniences. Call any time. . |” gees $12: age ere CHOUTEAU. 3014—i-stry pulang. = mt; weg’ * office en ‘manufac. | ! $25. { al ’ oa a rooms. S12: agent there. : “ a 4 tae . on. r offices or ight —* > is im bath, hardwood 1 i h . ABR. 10531—tj-room house. o~- SAGs Purnished ali eonvenlences, | 7TRE2 (cd) "WENTY-T 2D c fine rooms Ist-c lass condition, suitable for ga ! ‘or JCUSE side drive t 2 ong *- HAHN. 721 € hestnut. CHestnut 3 fe eell furniture. Apply 6317 Chat- So ental HL POURTEENTH, T S53 N.— a large roomes,| | VENTY-THIt ty RE Be By Sal ve or anv Other business: alsot lot 15> oe 8 a Tar ee : I Al THE IMER) WwW Ww Tf aa AMS & i ST AL OZZ!I. 3147 is rvom ‘ é ' i first flodr, S15 50. D. of IPHIR REAL- oo wie ian te enh also cite voided el 40) sed “a east suitadt i¢ for oi il sta- rt K = 7 B: ee gear ea ” One of the best loca tions ~_ N. ws ts 4 wnrwns i3, “a rr ay - - 7 be « ° ta c "hy «ty * , > hen Pe oa " . ; oa i ee i ; : pws “ : $ pi dandy atores, ‘ ne on or rner: _CALMER INC. &17 Chestnut at. newly decorated: garage. wil RBHING, Gia ‘ron April § to Oc: University City | J's : 809 ct estnut. ah Heat 13 6101. : ©) | OREON BRB. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. tion Oo} paren, oe ak ¥ MA A eee > or “p09 Wainwright Bide. CHestnut 9073, Grand business district: oont Lindell Thea. 7 ay ome, 2 baths: 2-car garage; ST PAai S ="11—-Nice $-reom flat, kitch- | FOURTEENTH. 1012 N.—~~—Splendid flats. Ks TATE cO,, O15 Chestnut, or ato | te ‘ . RESIDENCE—I19 rooms: bath, ’ e ard} 8; beauti- oh Sete: gt A : ‘ rable | large rooms, electric, $15. CAbany 1764. | 390) Westminster. Lindell 2346 (c) BAKERS. ATTENTION. r: reut is very reasonable, FLATS FOR RENT. F : | aS, Water: $05. D. SOPHIR Ka 7 ty Peat be * om ews a | onette, Murphy bed: modern ; desirable ts 5, E1Cerrie, ov. ADA! ‘ 4 e GWENT i-rut RrH, 1 1432-34 N.—5 roome | - ++ -- -— 7, ; Large store, 67x20, new floor. decorate | W ENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Cc 7 eee urnished : ® Q Cc toe BM ‘ ‘Hestnut 61. sii lt “J “Or a “ . ecard ) ad- ; location . rent reasonable, Inquire at tn i " . —~ LS } and bath; i | oy ; 3 rooms, hath $25. DEN codes Hag, mcg hey g rd nga and alter to euit, basement and garage. SA AsbBL K eji— Fo! Rh RewIVIS Bath: £00d | pqreture: $50.- | RUSSEL V, 3945--Very nice ;-room y: aISsTh. p . \, RN LI LEY TRUST CO aiiae 4 Sehneicer’s, (ci '} FRANK cS 27 1lot4y—s roums, third fivor, G TESSOW R. CO.. CHestnut 5023. (*) | eae Cc i if a all as. : S40 3103 (Case, fe§) location for tafer, heat furnished FOrest RO. at Gabe o ; on onventiences: . F Ain 3640 ‘ach a geen it. | TULANE. 75% (University Cty )_New | electric: $20 {e?) VISTA. 3723—3 rooms: toilet, gas. elece DESK SPACE— With telephone we #4 we, | 34, . rN, ri “ SALISBURY : WENRY ik MENZ R. OO... 604 Chm IXON. 37 “Th meer - “ey ins | flat, just completed; + ao efficiency . | FRANKLIN, 31°29 3 large rooms newly | _tric: €19 or $5.75 a week. (cOh?) ee services opitional. 911 yt b~ 19 ey ND PINE &TS. | any tine of OB North |RUTGEI 2290-7 rooms. bath, Sem: $150 rent. cood income | open Jor _ inspection 3°. SOD pt a MB) IT. 2217—4 rocms. 325, pie im t Four-story, heavy construction building, | 7q\yLOK, i906 S.—Store aan es 3D. : AIA i a he na FRANKLIN, 42143A-—5 rooms, bath. elec- jort. ™ Lt. ER R. FE. CO. 105 N. Oth. (*) | KIGHTEENTH, o ih. N PY) bor condition 8t with basement 100x63; steam heat. elec- eet $35 CHestnut 7125. 2 low rent of $22.50: act tas trie elevator, ete.: rental very reasonable. ~ xa ah 1034 .Frev: 6 rooms, bath. ERMAN a a - | KENNERLY. 38921— | ‘ “hy AN, OSxx Wil rent my fully | 1c ; CK z ltores, . tn ~ r & rooms, erectric, } rooms. bath. ‘S10 WW N N AV. | elevator. | CLARA. 2S842-——Store: cood location for room flat. Reht aad ie asurniahed | Sting. termae” Sata Jamison, Dy ee A KAMP. Citestout 8342, WEbster 1143W. (rAN*) | 922 Biddle st.: 5 rooms, bath. eleclny 512 FRANKLI “Apply to_ow | _-Bhaes. repair shop. THIRTY-NINTH. 2111 — 3 om fla ight at ! erma, - = —~3 rou | Be. = ” "al 7 , ‘ Ficus la. librare- sean ony: veimeae ae | Bitar ~oitages Cae rgom, brick, modern, “2-car WILL lease my home to responsible party. Be At1OT AND SIXTH: Ps 3 rooms, $16.) | TWO WEEKS FREE RENT | S-stery building. 35x70. modern store; A. H., EILE “RS. 1322 Pine. MAn( Us. coi——iraneier corer, nt 18 feet front: beat fem ae shee oot he Foes Boe yc, .. empty flat. St OFF, 5446—S-room Cc ‘ - Call HUiand O8é64. H. G. Brous- ir Lamm Tomlin Owner, 401 Owon. RE Ee. & R&R. G. SCOTT i*) | $316 E - a. water. ebsc- | first floor: will sell or lea FFICES store, dry basement; will rent cheap ow GFRALDIN re Aine SAB a tik hated electric: $25 Tis: , (c)| webster Groves | GRATIOT. 019%, -019 42A—-3 rooms, Wa- | $20 ickory:; et (c#@") | WEST END REALTY AND “CONST. co., . ‘manufacturing business, printer, drexaios oe iI | E, 540) a Two rooms, fur- i. TAG Scat’ ewly urns : os i. GALOW > 5 rooms. with garage. all | Wy eosver _ 2! ter. electric: kews 519 Gratiot fo@) | ric: r 0. APARTMENTS. o | EVergreen 6 o9 2416 Union. CALU M OM | BL DG. | or tatior. DElmar 2 Tht OJ. ie) Seronta) ey Olax 1198) water, heat sirahle location. Box G- O47. Post: We cheater Glendale. between Kirkwood Well | HICKORY. e114 3 Lice reonis, ele etric, | PR a Bg ns Fe. of 1 and 2 rooms, GARAGE OR nEPATR STiOP ' 114 N. FTTH. ' ip KANGE, oss : Leni rabie chaning ang GREER. a856a-——4 HANCOCK, 695 Beautiful 6-107 __Call KIrkwood 247W. (c99) ston | gas. water. $20. (cO2*) | with bath. Make reservation now, | 915 Howard. Light, airy rooms, cool in summer, | reading location; SExat', mut oe. ied teor. tesat — heat: bath, hard- cence poner 2-car WALOW—> electric, well wa-| CHATHAM, 6328 ( Weilsion)—4-room cot- | Hal KROKY, 2914—S reoms, electric; $20. | Bt SH-BURNS., 1105 Chestnut st. (c*80) | jireRsON. 1214 N.--Stoe, $20; also! ample heat in winter; ideal location: rea- |‘ Ain 2239. itt ished: SA aver at, garage; bt ANCOE ‘Zo . gardening: reasonable: face: modern: rent reasonable. (co3x) | Jd. I. EPSTEIN & SON, 617 Chestnut. , other stores. FOrest 6223. | sonable rent. | baUhh—Any sali business; shee, Milt nish rt (6) i} r : onable : DESIRABLE FLATS | 80 harear. tenet lor. $35 ot-water ees t:' £4 ; - pre erre “ate “CHEN. 0 arage ; ‘wi ’ Ia dD ee age D: | fa rT? £. © EL | ue arber. ; : —S} | Lh er_hea d; located one | TESCHEN, 6560-6 rooms and garage FOR COLORED JEFFERSON. 1210 N.— Bie garage, $19;) BARNGROVE & SPECHT | surished, Druggist, 5348 N. Union. 112 N. JTH ST. | ITASKA, g084—Modern 5-room | Lake line on | “water. gas and electric. $30 month. (HICKORY, 2043—3 rooms. TOOA Cass at al Siaeen sas ae a3 Title Gu FOR RENT Suburban Property —Furnished | HIGH. 910 N. (at Franklin) ——Flat. three 62" Chestnut. Tel. CHestnut T7689. Pe ty TORE. ANY BUSINE . ISS ISSiPM: FOR LEASE flat. m furnished | Pht a7 —— bain, @ d Or UR AV. WILL share newly furnished home with; rooms, $15: low rent. CAbany 1704. fc) | RENTS REDUC ED. ; TOCTSayT 27) RUILDING VALLEY Space for storage in Nis, hie— Qo as ‘ ees | LE BERT. 4560-5 rooms, eS . newly painted end | congenial party: all conveniences; good | BOUSE—-1 acre land: freer wood. $6. Aa.| 18382 - §& FO 20 | TI acts: ype. ‘of Gis a ~e 16.500 | Trusr tuilding at 8S. E. Cor tionally «ood oe unfurniche heerful S rooms: furnished | - Y Se one block south of St. transportation. Hlland 7363. ¢) |) Aeeen FL. Pen. Views, RM. Louis County. 2815 N 2 £ : } teres nin tg Sein mete | co Second and Lucas: 12.000! for sute xb ry” Fi = u ~ thed: reiveed. GRanad 4205w. | ! ALY, 6556-—4-room modern ° i. 2 mM. at Wise Suton haa ———— et ee ee ee +h RJR La Beaume: pms 1 canes. Sect; SRS hie See \/ square feet on fifth floor MOU TY VAi—-—® Pooms and bath, $42.50 month : Q-car garage: close to & eae / its Pea BE | 220 S. Ma 3 rooms eon 4 ce ‘rick Ft. i Co. Wainwrt ldg. | and 6000 square feet or “ (Abane ASRIS. Oo _ eva, WHiland 4704. ; may PRARCIS ater Agents, | HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. rh he ed za 8. : -8 roome. bath. $50 | MUT.LIN- = rer TERS REALTY CO., | Frank T. Fricke RR. KF. Co, W inwrieht Bid 7 el grees Bille ome Se Pa } ; : : * 7 4 : a y t. ‘. ‘ be f ) y . , . {pty PF re —v-room furnished Tat THWEST, S820—3 rooms. ey Ses eat ESTAT TE TRU ae i ; FOR RENT, FOR COLORED 3 ar atY RENT REDLULC ED LOCUST BLY DD. STORE | siggy mented. light ae pe elevator serv- TEVFERSON. 3329 S—Two toon - moe SSE tees —raee TI ) : MAin 5055-5056. | T3qLAND, 252 (West) —a rooms, bath. | JANES. 1214—5 and 6-room flats in cle) 25064 Goode: 6 rooms, bath; will’ put a ne ee ew MISSISSIFP! VALLEY TRU 1 tw CO. ai dig P OTS oF | AM 963" roonis be as : ‘= large furnished - SS Giiespeenwsioue ee pagel Tam A. , $27.40. (e*) | Kant conditio 500) ondition: over | Suree a oe . Seeing. or flat win PO 8D ce Sree if Gesinrel call Sunday evening, | ogc newle papered: only St WALTER F. SHEEHAN, 721 Chestnut.|'" “GEWRY Ro WEISELS ©O.. INC. _HAUSCHULTE R. CO., 2407_N. Bway. _MA Bs ri 4 store; thickly 5129. $50, DUBINSKY REALTY CoO.. 604 Wain- wright Bidg. SA I Ela ee RR eI a a reer SHENANDOAR 4321-—4 room we | VILLA. OS St} ; itace wept 0 | ASHLAND, 4232A Ws fine rooms and (*) | S MAin 4557. (c%) | restaurant, re complete: adults, DElmar “Osea. | summer: children ‘weleome. ‘iam MSE: furnace. cardec 84 bath: | “bain: electric: $27. SORT. 800 Chestnut. | KENNERTY 4534-—S-room cottage. gas i A BO SE R a arm 1 TR 5] ~ ie) a . oe yeodeon - 5 Foo me and bath; | ORE ON B. & fh. 4. , | #lectric. toilet. S25. FOrest 4918M. te®, ( olored Only—2 or o Ooms ; Wwe. J. ABBOTT KR. Co.. BOG Chestnut. Ry 1914 S.—3 room furnished d : or Rivvac a e c.| LACLEDE, 3402—4-room. Inquire at 1808 and 12 Papin; electric, gas, toncts | NN. 494 S.-—4orner | Toxo: GArtiela 3494 : he [See oe r =o 1505. hienlen, CSb. 3476. | Wat TeR JONE SRE. co. artis Rous “arectey, S400 Laclede, , ‘and baths, frowt and rear entrances; £000 | oo _— 24 s.—Corner location: “+ FOR LEASE i 0 ee ty orto, {Homecrest)—1 | (ce | LACLEDE, 3336—Two rooms, clectric EUGENE 1 ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST ©O., Agts.. S. E. Cor. 11th and Liueas Southwest a 7 6239 ALAMO “unk Modern: doubie pet og0m ‘BELL GLADE. 2623—3 rooms. electric: | $16. Apply 1424 Olive. vst Bader ALMER. Inc. 817 Chestnut. pay ee"! SW ath ane ——- Containing 12,600 square feet; BO fest Ea ee | NTE EME ae | BECLECERDY SOON Soom tle | Catt greoiate tO ome Path. Clete COLSRED | 108-110 N. MAIN cf *h2N isenthons to. averting your’ bust Ptels ' oo ~ ’ 7 + . . ae : © | ‘ on , - : . ‘) j ; €t we . ; irniched. Riverside 4707TW ie) ie —— HI-POIN®: . a A, con eS a tater 5 ge of iw 4 ag Oe ape eee 2 Ser eteten | belt cra 1111 Chestnut. MAin 914°. - SGHRNNING house. s 808 a tty? A ve nasemnem ight elevator: ° all i ness: yne block north of Washington . ‘autiful T-reom # oon, und, electric ta, ete.. : : ° ie?) | hata _— , | Square feet: furnace, fre ; ; t in 3 all — West ||| dence; large lot. of burner, “Sa PAK m.. 3 miles from yond rent! —— \ ie 7 = | CAMEDIN, 2021-3 rooms lollet, $20 — | So will rent floors om meaty io OO | ‘ good condition: S150 pe | pcan ig abe gy _ aan a —— refrigerator, ete.: will give im R white tenants only | DELLEGLADE, 101e—o “ae te 1 lark. B rooma. bath. $37. | 2 AM, J-room house...... 55 FL ~ H+ HER kK. HARKIS— REAL TY OO. | waRTIN & a terry f {119 eee nome] B CATA SNE 0660 rooms; lower floor. | || possession Open Sunday afteruc’’ «3 BUSH-BURN NS. MAin 4527. newly decorated; electric, gas. veer i> | rst ome 4 acne a €37 50 . pe eee om +2 2.8 45 Ain — 4th. —————— Uriished or unfurnished, Ra) i ; i > OS37I. | . ‘ we ee 5 DAN. room house. . | - : NT CLAN Tah Teer a. owe during week by, appelr : Brtment. Se mi. —Clavion paw BLAIR 1504-4 toons. 2as and aTecrr 1p Carr. —. ag sbatieete | o- ON TGOMERY . ° ORGAN. wn oma case, Tatory, Peck DURING 1987 the Post- Digpatch ee er 3 . ° ; PA SOon7 e Tren be ) 312 . hee | Ps : etaded. ee Raulte only: $42.50; ph PARK SAVINGS Te iand : Call WER. ATO Fa at Fen = | PROADWAY O77 —_ 50. 4d TH. a rooms clec.:.. 16 90 | eguare fect. cunee ie mat. Wa D:| 8 than the 84507. ences required, FOrest | Clayton and 768 ng ) t 4 5.—3 rooms, electric. | ~ ROGER INGP. 11 WN. Jefferson av. (*) iy es 2 : fy NO | electric elevator, reasonable rent. Will ae Ads 1's ee > SS -— . O38 mi lis wager. Sis S 5, 3437—4room fat, NN: SPACKLER ES§-| ter to suit. Apply 208 Bremen, TTI) Al BERT r i "| ea 3 Jectr _ bath, ¢€ waa) Cotta 2} | SOHN wicranas Realtor. 709 footie) se egy te “$25 de ‘TATE ... 704 Chestnut ot. . q*2 41972. (e909) Se ¢ 3 : (c2) a . SOS. OF o-—Furn} : $85 mputh: 6800 Page. 2 blocks south * water; $35,

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For Sale Today. a SUNDAT, r RCH 11, 1928; 2000 REAL ES STATE F. ‘or r Sale, Exchai Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, F Flats, Apartments, Reside For Sale Tod a noel est ke a 928. 2 pp ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY LOTS FOR S R._SALE- VAC = ————— a +h pa 3 est ences Por | ~ S ay _ POST-DISPATCH. AL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ | __REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE eee Dagpreyatt IMP'VED PROPERTY FOR SALE, SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE , SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE EB —In Holl Hillis or ~ Bo LOT-—-40 feet, improved. 45xx Deimar: ; BUNGALOW—Dic vou ever hear of a 4- SINGLE Wa. © in South Clear Vacant for Exch _ : brick: { of or 5 | CHEROKEE. (east of Compton )—Lot, 60 once low. _DElmar__4090W. (eR) room and bath bungaiow for $2800?) | = =". wa = and- Park: have dou oh te trade for same. Give full | 090x150, southeast corner p} ou # 3: OD . uy cash; no | | feet. wonderful location price right. TENEMENT PROPERTY BARGAIN. Well, we have one for at bP hota A x x x 3 ot 50x Le ym el KL! hieulars. Box A-138, Post-Dispatch. | Sutter, suitable for filling be r . L. AUBER. 4550 Gravois. Ri In North St. Louis: $1320 _ | has watco, gas, electric; SINGLE. WANTE bony will trade clear f sats = OF IKOLE Flat Wtd.—Four | CORNER LO —Gravois oa vereide 0800. Price $8000, Box N-2 b4% O20) Ue. Year. block from car. Come and gee it. T vb ‘K : 2 G il CK, Reait R« ble: 3500 down: ea T Ter Lake line to Charlack road. ce Mr. Arm- “room modern bungalow. 3 years old: ae. penaib, reasonable: $5 ‘al sy| A. Berry, 2115 S. Jefferson. Victor 432 U FALLON PARK OFFERINGS. : ‘in ? ‘ol : r r OD rect 4 Ts I th Sid ox F-156. P.-D. or 4525. o 29 oor ) pruster in 2-story brick. northwest corner, prements: ry. 5! 500: Ow ner would : 4- “roon 1 brick 4 oe —— t- Di snatch GROSCHAN ; ’ — _Call_ owner. Riverside 6808W. (cM) lot 50x150: next to Moolah Temple: a small cash down payment. balance like rent. Wid.—As part tay | CHestaut 8514. wa si} os : & LOT—Gravois av.; 50x140; price $50 foot. | /UiuTe ,0 this property. See us at onec. Large G-rcom Row Sten | Teecieee 2 ‘ounty home and 7 a 8: | 1eatr gs | , - easy terms. "heels 4877 Heide ttl ; 1 WANSTRATH 717% Chestnut. Vinita Terrace on 50-foot lot: payed streets, pped to servi ean dinners: vaiued 90 Acres for Subdivision "ares PROF Wid——Give full | Riverside 645M. (ori | 36000: down payment, $500: balance like «4° iM) aah oy 44S. Piet - Pepatcn. ; e a ° ave cas or. gulta 8 in- Se, rent, ee. Have a fast developing 90-acre tragt ae Rox A-118, Post-Dispatch. LOT—70-foot. very desirable for flais or INVESTMENT ree VINITA HOME BUILDERS, ‘ : Zane FLATS Wtd. — Several | GOB HE AND GAR ou : - chs : : | te on. South Side: need not be coere obese aa Baye ons 4 : mali pomes or Hate: = ney at} $60 foo WAC HER Rivecsiae say 2139 tela ae: 6. 6-room fiat ' bade nev on a og to Charlack road, then ||! ‘ . : m2 . s =" e} -~a-r't _ - ’ ’ NW7TLICK. 1010 Cheetnnt. CHeetont 6900, or second deeds of trust, nro Louis barxains ‘only. Sce ‘me "Sao" WOR, \ND—160x150; will divide; | 4428 Holly: 5. * stag gat 16,000 : e T\-HIGHTH. 2119 N.—S-reom moderna | ©. LEAHY. Sth and Chestnut. Le eae ve NNER. Riverside 5330. CHAS. GUNDLACH, er” oa Alice, | BUNGALOW—Why go out further when i LDING, S23 j—“s-room = mouern resi south side Manchester road at Ballas Reet, tt ® Price’ South. Box T-6.! BROADWAY. ‘b251 N—-Flat. 3-3. Page av. and Lake Tine, vita Park. a" : oT > 2. ad L a ASS eee pees " Cc ’ daw k bungalow: garage: a ag - s | Two or T hree Famil “ ; SE. 114 N. 7th. Room 211 OT—50x12 oi 6000 Tennessee ave. Riv. | you can live in Beautiful Vinita Park : i 7-room bungalow or resi- Post-Disnatch. erside 161 | under the best conditions close to schools, or - => eat future; will sell at bar , ‘la attic hh eo aa ° 4s TON ‘TAYLOR TRUSi OO.. | i ot > ie rt f €ain price cotta | CARSON RD., 3002—4-room frame _ cot- 0. | Ee or ; ents Wan LOTs—We ; ge fea at SUx1 a0: only” sogu | CARS « |) erwu © \sxarqaen Or © Tosca ©) | 7 tetee gf Call us and Apartm = priced right... CARRU nicely Jocated; | for all. WALTER JONES fi. | tage: one year old: all paid: one. block | })| wr 2 Ws oun take lot as do J. x W Wtd.—Owner muat oF NV SSRHORER. “tai ‘Main € A 73°30 | « nen? Vernon; ms room recidenne "i J zB U god ept 200 feet vacant T—Have 800 feet on 46xx S. Broad. | I ESTMENT PROPERTY | a Arif ftores and ood transportation: Al. 1. HOM me We id.—F LCDANEe Be arti ety ohn A. wast "Vat "an te A gn lest * , ‘south Sts go oe Peraners. COTS Rospect 38R2. (e) LINDEL :. BOULEVARD SNAP. / wBlnnna Be brick bungalow with garage family, 6 rooms, 0100 west, DOK Awe. | woe: End location, ent in gpg y e.__Box_A-} ——— OUs——Several choice; south; teasobable. | 3805 Lindell; 20-room houses: vacant: ; in basement on large 50-foot lot; $5000; ee = —— one aa high-class St. . 2 ee EPA y - agg Bag tg, r alifornia. I.Aclede CARS UTHERS, ay : Chestnut. | ee lot 5Ox129:; $1200 = cagh oe : . clear lo " ; Box c : TE at : dence ‘or farm. BL UMENFELD Se si. 700 room 314) arele; or bungalow, on one floor. want of ~ ae at MAin 98 h. Rive: side 4882 2W. = LOT-—Business lot, 40x120 tect, frontine | Morris Aac by Rea ¢ Ca. f, idence; bath, furnace, basement, barn; ne tenant, Kroger: your chance: consider WANTING TO EXC ANG Single: must argain. Box | on Gravois av.. in Grand-Gravois subdi. eal 4 they $9500: easy terms: examine. or cheap cot tare: wet a steady Income, We have large Stet of fms | Post-L pat — ——— ‘a vision. Call 3516 S. Compton ay. (c99) | eal | JOHN 8. BLAKE & BRO., 815 Chestnut st. Th - ° ° ra a rihwest; cas i cia ' 036 Chestnat Se a aE. ‘POL 1 EAC. 1 tol N Sth. MAin 1858-9. — wae cottages that aa " Pt Dien tch. ‘ ¥ as anentart See en a GOOD INCOME SURE FUTURE cRaraCr ee ote) el € Will Be Two 100-Ft. Boulevards With Parkway Centers RES WITH FLATS ABOVE Wtid.— heal us for set ow By ‘so in ity id 5: St. Rose's parish. aes WACHTER. Riverside 0616. 4445 Gravois. | ,, Southwest corner U nione and Theodosia: | COLTAGE—6-reom, large yard, electric, ’ i o. oe 9 Le pele ee om gg oy any obligation. uU wi Nf : poe tt 2) “25x125; hae just west of Nebraska; | jon. where vai rent $295: 78 feet on Un- convenient to SC hook A ee electric Car; §a- ||)! P ° d » - ¥ a and | OAK HILL, 3641—West oe. 370 fect; we ek ae Boe vod pat. Chestnut ter, eleetric, garage; $3200; terms; must. a sltors ; « a north of Natural Brid ' modern: nortliive@8 or west. east side of Holt 4 EXCHANGE—3-room coltage "Sr y y " Post-Dispatch. olt_av.. 430 feet. sell in 10 days. Drive out Lackland road eer cottage. LAciede 6449. CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. sig RE FAT Wes neichborhood of | Mcramen em One, SoS, gs RIN to Gaebler av. then south to 2028 Gaebler a park with trees, flowers and fountains, clear pure air and sunshine, birds D EXCHANGE—income property for o- TaN . rry 5 h Schoo 5-3 roam single: c § =a cor. Olivia; 230x243; three —_ D jz Be. ogan. owner. g . : on AN Ge —income Btzper WANTED!) as, ti) = a Hie Bot CIRM peetEne | gireet frontages “at present and four’ if SETAE Pa ree COTTAGE, Sew 5 Toone, waren geen singing, everything at peace with the world. What a wonderful place to EXCHANGIL—Cherokee: single, 3-3; ant income subje o one ortes cnt. single. gests ready | plated. Priced to sell and liberal term beautiful; bath: built-in tub; mirror door; ont! 1 int I ash down; office, | |) ke 3-4 cottage. LActede 6449. ae Mi ——- with only one mor ' Suet sin ms P | LUPFER- ACKER. Basitors, CHest. apos, CHestnut crys $300 cash: $205 a month. open “Sunday, nieresi; no ¢ He 20 to ‘otis a day spent in the heat and toil of the big City. This Bed. cirar uildings ub to $12,000. Box 31s ant 7 07,8 room modern house, arpa _Residences_Wanted ioe 5x25. BASE Mectans ” Diver. | tue bath. furnace chardweod floors; new: | + 407 Everercen av ian — __PArks ew 8214 | is what we are building for you. . —— 7 | av ‘' , ' re . : , 7) } ~~ a » re . 4s eo —aee° ) « WILL TRADE ee cee on Sci mereon, fae A BARGAIN JOHN H. ABBOT, Realtor, 709 Chestant. | HOT :2Pd, Oat tency brick bun- ||!) tiful gateway and winding up over the hill cation of improvements on file for your inspection, cost of which will be guaran- 5 EXCHANGE——Eaquity In double 3-3- EXCEPTIONAL B "SIN emeat, Post-Dispatch LOT 34x200 galow; with a 4-room frame house in rear; room flat: want vacat. Box A-134, Na La Peat PROPER REE S' AE Py WYTQ | 4HOMAS. 2727—s-roum bungalow: bath. vt oat eo ay ee ee er | MT 0 ( M d. p mp vemen be pa d ost-Dispaich. 4070 Blaine: ahora and i 71 ‘ ie eda by are bern ct - “oiler: nage S601) cash, 359 monthly. | with small gown “baymént Ct 7 rd ali waves, aasntnee are rongpan va om t N t f , : . q : | 33 “ ' S UTH r ste EN TH ST. ’ mu ck « «* 2 4 $3. kK) a : or M . f ‘) St. ’ iar es Sse ; ' 5 ; flats. South Side; want bungal ny * us at once. month: a real natn BHAVEACLIENT: . i. Wissman. J. E. KAIME & | CO., 310 Title Guar. Bldg. MAin 1609.” | z6r county bungalows and ‘cottages, over | ||| west. Qur selling plan is unique All lots “te h me nti] + sane ft “ i I il ST. IY Seung 3 - 4 1 y purchaser until one year after comple- Ss er . , ~ 7 ad | > im - n ; s " ivsS r F c h nily apartnient, West eae bes A-200, EPSTEIN & SO; , 2 WANTS TO BUY | t. E. CO.. 7th and Pine. —1 | 100, listings to select trom. WAbas roat-Dispatch. 617 _Chesinut St. ois 1a we old residence. oa located. Pref- ' - ee | Vee. A, nda cam: + gg frame cottage: mah hay mann. 3123 S. Grand. LA, 0620 | will be sold in the raw With th 1m 1 ~y, > cu = ee , e not recessanily, tween Grand " wi . ' $2500, Owner, 3SUO Olive. / Os. F. Ch os LTS dt _ i ‘ > Te ' 4 _- D EXCHANGE Wil trade $7500 cauty See Resshighway. on Washington or Del- FOR SALE ,| WhHittlbR, 2022 N.-d rooms: brick} Fon SALE OR FXACHANGH—131-(t, in |/M : € uuprove tion, then in five annual payments. in bungalow in West Walnut ow aot REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO 4 - Submit your proposition in writing, niversity City vacant or on si 2 ; ““ - ' bungalow; bath; furnace; oo cash; 33 | eounty. Call Wm. Eichenser. 901 Chestnut | n West St. Louis. Call CAbany 0543W, | BUILDING LOT—Good location, pe i du. FORE ener: Grand and Russell | Per month, _. cand, ST EAE | FOUR acres fronting 40 Due. "Ses ae (itll A y EXO NGE— “Tuy i a Strictions. KBox G-262, Post-Digne a a 2% “we WiNDSOK FL. JdS46—Dandy . i "arson, ai mile south La Due see tail f ay a a ea ve Hi Rigas BUNGALOW O OnE 7 —— ¥WRE AIN-OWINGS. 6625 Delmar. | Vacant. unrestricted. 72x109—won- | room fiat, baths. etc. “i cut i 00. SAVINGS TRUST Ce . He 1 mvestment Ww ith the minumum O outlay with the maximum of chance of profit. mall single. : 7 @ll cash for 6-room bungal a oe |, derful opportunity. Owner anxious to | JUHN OTT, Reaitor, 7 1es ta GAS SER v ICE yep jag Profitab e; | " e _1. KIRTZ. 2722 MIAME, . | Grand Dover district: mus alow or 85 Suburban Property Wanted | sell. See GEORGE T. KOLLAS, 616 | | "77x213 on paved road. Webster bl. inter- | [Wf Come out today and start a savings account in this land bank. FO EXCHANGE--4317-19 Shreve, 4-fam- | 2¥ll_particulars. Box A-281, Post-D ch A we i. ta aaa Site ow | Chestnut St. MOVE RN BUNGALOWS, cotlages cc | SA ction. Snap ptics ‘hone Webster 1276. | |)! ily. 4 rooms, tile bath, hardwood floors, B . om Wid-—> to lo acres. with or || J cheap. in Pine Lawn; for colored only. am heat, 4 garages; will “ee for Ferry rd.; give price and full par- mproved or ay acant. COlfax 3945, - For 7 ail 0-282. Post-Dispatch. 7 NSTRATH, COlfax 3946. (¢) lo. 5° wee agent Ro i -fam- es rrr rok " : ; : : 384 « >. ( } OP ha De mm | ™ SS ~op i? 7 t ; lly, south; new: will trade for vacant or | °* Ont, BLUMENPELD FB. 00. “Yous County: with bath. county wa: | LUT—30 i, Wateon-Arsenal Park; Juni- | $6000; terme: “fine investment. nO | ee eee ER |e orrerine improved; eve tun details of 4+ INVESTMENT PROPERTY Wid -oilieee Glectic and furnace: on a | ata _st.; make offer, Riverside (235W: | JOHN S. BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Chestnut. | cuven-room cnlasat trame home: lard- ||)! ' ont “ow dy equity $10,000. Box G-12,| 900 cash: only 004 location consider g00d locality: close to Catholic schools. | LO1—60 Ject, all improvements, {vanhoe. a | wood floors: bath: car age 115x140. Ht y PNCHANS Tal : South Side. ~ 22 Post-Dis. - = qty ce ey patency as ey pee ar Smiley, Hlland 7744. or inquire ers FINE 5-KRUUM CUTTAUE, 3200 renounce __ JOST-MILLER R. E. - 105 . 9th. I 316 N TV «Ff; k— > am ¥ apartme U agno lia av. . ‘ or be th. I ePWwiy pa pe>©rec : i J ; ; poased : gon a take several "inal LAND Wid with sprio. a Mp of vacant croufid adidining the sane | OT—100 feet, vacant, unrestricted: | and painted, an ‘garage: Vacant. SIL\ BR- | TGOVER DRIVE, 20 Riverview Garden : NORTH HILLS DRIVE N erty. See STEIN, vith | from St. Louis; etate price and Dare: mith eens fone Geese Toad pre-| busy thoroughfare; will divide; bargain. | BLATT. 722 Chestnut. CHestnut 0603... | frame bungalow: cheap. , ald STA)? SEY | "EPSTEIN, INC,, 904° Chesinut | lars. Box G-74. Post-Dispatch. i H. J. K. Creve Coeur. Mo. Lb. | Riverside 74933. oe) — Ths , " ( Y a? i 7 EX "HANGE——Resldence 7 rooms, mod-| 725 Victoria Bide. blocks west of Kingshighway. All re 1 ayme? ay og Ne lg ag A HOUSE—6 rooms: Water, gas. electric toi-| *" s 'y =. provements made: reasonable. an is j ie t ii } ho } ‘ 1p t 6. 9s 165 . 2-car em. South Side; will trade for vacant 4 Colored-—W ed : Lor Wia. —Will ' ‘ 3 « = ve ; " 77 - ‘ \ 3 a.) oe koe ? > ‘ ¢ — — . or single flat, south or west; give full pay cash for AD For ant lavT—West side Clifton, 7Ux12U; can be — _ : ‘Call owner, DEimar 2201, arge chicken. house, good stand of grapes; | SUNSET CT... ee ee thie beautiful mod. 143 ACRES——Fine for subdividing in one- $50 CASH—$10 MONTHLY pougnt cheap: owner leaving city. GRand 5950 COUR, LI RUOMS. al $750 Drive out S81. Charles road ern v-room and sunroom brick bunga-| acre lots: priced low: 10 minutes’ ride p* St. 254 es re ply: equity $5000. Box G- um, —— ~~ Box G-354, => NG Wtd.—5-room trick or frame: | | Ly skciia Nor nt iDispate = x : | 3 Sc ra. furnac gens = “er gi - $e 9 ~eeg e St. Charles car) to Hanl ey road, walk! low: 2-car garage. Priced to sell. Owner | sag Bide $, north near Bellefontaine rd. & acres fee St. Louis — extra furnace: only 75 ,] : 78te \ . Box ~ @-30, oe Dispatch. "- t Morgan. West Belle or north of ‘ee . : leat , R - EACHANGE—4+-family apartment, ns er Rup to $4000. Rox A-33. P.-D. ro 2; 380x120: in Southampton: will! vacant- look through. CHestn S500. | th- 44 block, Ask for R. W. Mush, | bg Ren c LICKLIDER R. ™ “anal, STOC K SC OTT RLTY. €O0.. E reen 8 Sat ms room house. MGA Flod. ( Bm) e 3 sel] reasonable; need money in business.| “ + » : —_——_- ¢) | LOT Wt. —Southweat; for "brick OF ram metry} 2) - —waoltre> Chie adwier-: «it ern Owner Hilan 4192. fe) y erms see | WALION RD... 2902—Beautiful home, 6 ‘ TO 2 KC SHANGE autiful county home. Bay i hi state te Ho pr : ~ x13 > ong oond B yr yg anc’ a “5 ~ e? Y 5 Zz ig) Fa {? 4e ‘ ‘ . . - - " rge LOT W td. age or pul chase corel Hiland 31 3 ° { C7 i 001 7] no} Crsan. acres. KF (yrest O4. 2 es - - . ae rae ’ - ok rood floor s and ” ILLIA an 344—N EW . 5 ROOMS: LOT 5 acre son Kingsland. west of Wellston, in value dow FARy = acres: Carsonville. in. rerrusor . OE ett tt I: ENR tt ei te ct asst pes: dining hall: extra honse for help: ys } | or, garas hard fronting main traveled highway: FL a Site Pen. peenees or gas station. I oe - 5Gov feet oi veces nm all | Lut—s7x129 it, on Fairview avenue, | ACKE THACIS—W ith city “comveniences. | finish. lot 50x150.. | 560x160; $5250. HURRY! | we hing property. ‘See Clon’ P. to Kirkwood car: excellent place to raise LOT Wid—on S SEE ney in a trade or ~ seo’ | Kingshighway Hills: price $2500. Ap- | WiLsH-t RGFELD KR. E, CO. o404 4322 AY’. BRANNER, Klverside 5330. v7 acres, —_ rd., small improvements. Ba 50. take ite pons aE apna Price | fiat: make reasonable terme: “1 COOPER, “CHestnut 3484. (co) | DE SLIG Alaska. 128) | _ Easton. FUrest OLI1. S-room modern h me Il “conveniences, | REAL BARGAINS in houses: terms. |, @¢res- Gist rd.. pasture and eod z Ne ‘ — e es - . ~ ; \ en "ca y *) inentins ) mn a *» 7 «> } ' ae, rc. } a iiie ro ore rag . . ri / Xx c rs : »2 \ te rm $ a) ° . . or oe ft ; e ox 0-245, Post-Dispatch.” Pett Da ouner, Box _G-31,_ Post-Disp: — ae BUILDERS ATTENTION. rw? oe Se ACKEAGE pear ard foed, schools and No. 1527 CARR ST. ree aa | pene pee ahh en ee ee freme-| POR COUNTY ACHE VACANT Wtd.-—Exchan TP Wtd.—Will pay cash tor - oot fronting Chureh road, Halls | amare q S fc. | stores: 31950: =1U0- cash, $20 per mor ith ‘room house, wear Cart ark: guit- | Et a ? on family anartment, Rox G 37s, _ be improved; gre full particulars ia f en auderta’ location for | eae oe Gre vo ai” aie itke oo | Box’ © tks ag = Dispatch til + rooming house: only $16.50. GOOD SUBURBAN HQME SITES TOMROY iS CO. 6521 EASTON. SEE WIPKE OF KIRK WOOD At A : r ox G ost-Dispatch, ungalows, : ts: os agg ee road | HENRY HIP MENZ R 114 Cheston 3 ACRE LOTS 200x600 FEET EACH. : Sine and a rs gt mg od = gg ae i LOT Wid.—100x200, in county. as ye. tL. H. Kemmer, 2925 — we age 3 got rz, 2722 MIAMI "at S75 am ian & bi-eete pice K U—Bargain: re me ald At reasonable prices. located on Man- 90 Watpen ‘—_ weet St, ar rd.: good 50 acres—Cla we road 10 miles — ra "he Vv me re: . viuw~ 4 . , : — i} 0 ‘ j * { 9 4 4, Fy es ~egsin dys 2 - ge ~¢ ; chest ’ . ~— . ws * 100 og: room ouse “a uns Wachter, Riverside 0616. (¢) ch ucten’ se high p sy Be as) / — DARTMOD TH—Lot 41x: MI: 8) improve- | Des oa li *» SOF SeuV;, bOth On tei ea. ea i. ad oh Sy per ogee — ee a. aa ce pot g Bony — Dalia. | building zs, “all kinds of fine BIAAEe. out. ro VAC ANg OR RU NGALOW we. — Fx- pric Bares wea St Box Attention ments mede. Must se - jeavi ig city . ve a an sil 3 } } rt : + n ee ag " appointment to inspect A. Dm acres of timber with several large 34 ac . change 4878 Labadie. modern 4-4. tile LOT Wid ‘—In south or soutn Sat ; : Se GPena OFF . u wn, j nonth: wii sens O} 5 OX es. IF eos. e S aA S. Room 214. Buder Bldc. FOr- | springs: splendid location for lake. won- highest points , ssouri River ta SU UNFIT UR COlfax (c53 ie cheeks ne Sate ngalov og r Builders BUILDERS. ATTENTION ‘ : aeente ; rok ae * D up eS noe ah 7 : ~~ er - 5 7 est “6196. MAin 29475. derful lew, city + moma electricity. Will pe gina: = 2 brick residence ; electricity. : el e Vv . pos a, j ¢ Cc. 4 an : ; bhahs 8 a | LIA, : Lace, vwoms aL bath; . a acres without i ove > room ¢éott be! a In ex change for 4-1] gor same. Box A-282. Post- Ls ih. j We have just listed the} Splendid vacant. with — o oa Meee 'road. See Mr. Armtruster 2-story Urick, | sacrifice, $4600: 1 bleck off Waison rd. | § ACRES, 1226 front feet. Kirkwood-Fer-| $1000 per acre. os he ee ~ 60 acres— Woods Mill road: 6- agen ) - | * .* ” . } . = 7 ‘ ml " ; = , Ts ; F x160°2 es built: garage; 34800: $300 casb, 3+. 2 } ie .a Murphy ad; cooper! 341 Tow ae GROVE .DR. PASADENA |} ~ YA C . 77 own miles west 0 } oy eo Rd td. ‘belie ao flats, Hedg- gg oy BBO, Pe t-Dit we W. CORNER _ LEXINGTON AND | ALGRDELS AND DE MUN. southeast month, Creve Cocur car. WAbash 82J. | gutters and serovis: ras ee ; PARK. ‘ 4 $50 CASH—$10 MONTH 15 sret— Ballas s road, % mile south of 5 a2 s vacant, #uit- - . Z _——- "R% 1%. or: 160: } mM) ve el , chit } : N ’ ‘ mo } . $2) : RAIL A] & } Or o of the prettiest “agg efficiences i | acres, 5-room shack: near Baldwin . fable for small bungalows prefer PROPERTY Wid._-H — 37 , come) 75x al ‘ ao an | ~~ iconenaniel =A a ee = , A ile th of P red, td. ave , ; peo ae oe ‘ee "4° > " 2 ‘ and i $ wis * ' oh: ROR Chestntit ht oO it 2 3 ng if ye are | St. Louis Country. GRan ” acres pues . “oom nor 0-382. Post-Dispatch. tear go00d income property. _B 66. Pa. Pe vGRNE “ARLINGTON, AND | choicest lot in Hillerest. PRospect .| BARTHOLD’S GROV k and industria) sul s inzgalows in Pasadena Pai f you A ty Rand 2491. 42464 electric. fce99) | division perty. 900 Manchester 1 |} LORRAINE, 6220—5)5 rooms and bath, fur-| looking for : uy. aves izate this. Sales- | Fil Tac ANT Wtd.—For exchange. flats. Hede. PROPERTY | ‘ be AR i egg ascariage . ’ ‘ ‘ - 4 i a) ‘ _ ‘ ‘ Ab Gd 7 ' jeish Park: builder wanta acne, 2 iculars: ownern” Box W-1%4. Sean NI ee a eed | Narant. tot aK we ie ay ay ann | te aly a wi EK. - : "| Bend bi.: only $50 per foot: terme. . | or ey = Win . SS eww © Pet ee “ty. “es ne “““\ get more than. your money’s worth in| Bellefontaine rd.; 2-story new brick. 7 ful fiat. consisting of. 5 and 6 fete, ox C104, Post-Dispatch ia . emg ye ‘ M-DONALD. ath) Chestnut, Ny Ot Bes OTT RLTY. ¢ 0O.. F Wergreen 8751.17 —e T oN 3 "at — this. Come out. Take I.ake line to Char-| rooms. breakfast room, hot-water heat, 7216 Claver sh; most ettrertive 2- sleeping porch, double garage: eve ‘if res _ SISSIPP1 Vallev Trust Co VEL ADs 30 feet; west of Skinker | I © bees tgs ae HUNT RD... 3450- room | lack road. See Mr. Armbruster in ~-story | rage unde? house: 2 acres of ground. C9l- stucco residen beautiful venience: located at 7204 rulane ant VACANT td. 07 ae . Di 24 ” 2 ? . facing Easteate; unrestricted: ,_OwWn- BE L1. ERIVE URIV ick, 12Z—~Beau titul pout » i ' , ALi: irdwvod flov s; urnace: brick. northwest corner. or drive out St.! fax 3945. W ANSTRATH. COlfax 3946. (eo) ®8x1b: large open firepl will take vacant lot tn “University. Park. ;buntalows. — Box_F pex_.E ros a a 4 Agent er nonresident; must sell: only small lot| of 6 rooms, tile bath, hot-water beat, t! | art een base ment: side driveway; -| Charles road to Lackland. weet on_ Lack- | kitchen, pantry and my Alta ‘og University Terrace, as part Day. VACAN LOT Wtd.—in or near oe 9840 F th d Pine | 22 Delmar. Box J-198, Post-Dis.. (99) | roof; garage: lot 50x15U0; a real home ai | x MER a* grins KE. ver .E NE RINCK ™ land to Charlack road. then north 2 blo: ks. | . ein “ mcs . - floor. Second floor has 2 large ee Mr. C. Young at ‘| Groves: give location and price. Boxy a EAST MOORLAND DR. (Moorland Park) | the right price, 2 qo _N. 14th, __TYler_ 3367-8... _(c) | ACREAGE. | COUNTY LOTS BARGAIN glassed-in sleeping porch, tile bath. Hard- FJ. CORNWE! ae Ten © 8 a 356. Post-Dispatch. " Ss ze! pont lot. 75x110 ft. Price $100 | ny JOHN W. GIBSON R weg 9 . Fin. L, YNDHU RST “room Bri furnace, @a- | We have several ‘dandy tracts of country 150x150 floors throughout; hot-water heat; ANTED equifles for 00 : : GROUND Wtd.—Up te North MAin 2521. —_ : Y SAR A 5Ux165: bar aan at $6500. CAb- | property ripe for subdivision or for inve st- | Melrose av., just east of Hanley road. ven garagt. For price and particulars. Business «Opportunities down. Rox P-70, Post-Dispatch. % for irame Hy. tg Gn, NE. 420 “K—s0xloo feet KNICKMEYER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. CO.,) bRADFORD. loxx | (7500 a e)——o-ruom | SRN 45, . oe 3 > | ment purposes. It would pay you to look | 1 block north of Olive Street road. card of edinission to Stee] tank WANT flat, one mort 7 cheap. DITTMELE PS ag «ie taal pS, pee pain dntdbaE N. Grand. COlfax 3425-6. stucco; every modern conyenience, | at | MAGNIFICENT COUNTY BUNGALOW. | into these : 4, f, EPSTEIN & SON MISSISSIPPI VALLEY RY ST CO... yes : feet clear, near Marcus.” Ben my gon Ehesinut yey ae ee were s+ —~ = 77 i westmour) east of NO. toodk— | £6500; small) cash payment. WAbash 36> 2817 Carson rd.: 6 rooms. strictly high- JOST- MILLER R. F_CO.. 105 N. 9th. _ MAin 2161. 617 Chestnut at MAin 3640. 4th and Pine id on . Post-Dispatch, sata WE ha have buyers Ter small houses aa gg Rolla pl.: be-| Nice. hich. level lot. 40x20: eee FOF nderful bark Mig heh bagg on a bricl bur De PPeM HT RR. E. CO, 6: Che simatic G2) $250 CASH | . “Eh, . t aes . Bie " : s . , ; ler a) ‘r ryain in new 9-roum rick 11} 4 ot ‘ “We a it i ** ~ »>™ * oe . + Mite ee ead aene, mortgage Tor my Rg tee BENE ‘abscic “aod ‘Aetland; will i-| single flat; asking 310 mate et | ee aan etait oben, Sundays. | HENOLAT TTD TReawOpIT eo rooms: Gente” ceny je tgom, beick bunealens 7800! $50 CASH—$10 MONTHLY ||j A-299. Post-Disnateh e UUCK deal. Box Estate, 718. na feet: : KINGSHIGHWAY, 40x130-—Next to i142 | " HENDRIC BSKUBELING R. FE, €0.. w; nifty; built-in garage: ready soon. ‘| tion rd.;_ fireplace, hardwood floors, tile | 5 acres near Manchester, St. Louis Coun- | | ‘ . Aen ee 25 eet: Harnes, bet. een Butler ~ 4 bath, bargain: $35 per month wu ais aoe Se ea ee “g rage ic ON indies” fo ¥-room brick residehce on on Olive — — ~ - 5 = Mes 7 Agent: Bg oth A 74030, fottit) Bahan oe EVercr reen 11. . (99) Bo gag Rb pen aad mr j Rn. ve wre and gas ‘owner Rs . a Southwest corner of Liberty and Lamb : t e wT . } ar) > SR rae | Ps j - oe a 2 ’ » Goodfellow | for — ae brick bungalew WANTED oth Pointe; 80 ft.; Astra av., LOT—Darstiale subdivision, No. 1. 35x | BUNGALOW—Im transferied to Tulsa: | Sage | FEDERER, 2610 Gravois, PRospect_ 1519. | ot 50x207: price $36 per foot. 2 County Acreage AA on South Side. Box A-14%, Post-Dispatch. We have a buyer for & moders os - choice lots. surrounded mice) 450: $800: terms: nonresident. EVer-{ wit} sel] my bungalow at bargain. Phos aor ae 5 an eter. cers wae J | JOST-MILLER RB. FE. CO.. 105 N. Oth _ st. : ; s exchange 160-acre, facing highway.) 700M South Side residence : n Gray it em ie agg = A _ oreon 4: me | me WaAbash 881K. J. E. Payne. owner. | ine to 3 ye x - hee John Kroot. | $250 DOWN | Saf ‘oer ag oo ai A a nennll Dest city oe earnn Basin ose sy = ays a we“ aA in tor ements made, cour Osea NN | LON S—Five; We nae pated -$ re See es | NGALOW—-4 rooms. : | See Mid | s | __|, Don't get = from - en | BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW | ss if‘acree west of St. “Lesie Country Club - = Deas 52 | to. wan o se a : , sci -* ’ “"*?t ments made: must sacrifice. - | erete drive: chicken ho , ot HOoxddo. | to raise chickens Ve ave it ust 4 . _— : : 32 cre rib rner Warson and Vern n. Ste ‘bellman, FY Peet S61ST. . 8°91 Chestnr a*. > fer. Rox G-&. Post-Dispatch. (e799) PEASOR. GBOS St. Ch: mah 11006 "SFC ( HARLES ROCK ROAD. | blecks beyond elty . lirnits at 1242 Kinegs- i 610: 7. —_ ar tele ry meng Ane seit | oe ~* 6 no ee r a ttt f trade . room modern buiwalow for | NO COMMISSION—NO LISTING . land: 6-reom modern brick bungalow: lot J endon Pi., Contal a co Ltage water. gas and clectric, a id , 7 ie —-Westmoor Park, 440x125: all im-| 26x15: good busine a slocation: bhareain; | ae , ». dining room, 2 bedrooms. larce in- 2 acres on Clayton and Kent roade, KNIC MEY. FLEER RUT) 7 . IMMEDIATE. SALE—ALL cast, MAR) AY ENU E a arampeate: price $37 ft. for quick sale.) BUNGALOW—6 rooms, near Sunset Coun- 23950: easy termes Office open Sundag. — bP + arte A. ~, MAYRHOFER, 644) close “and heated sunroom. bath and 20 acres southwest corner McKn Knight ‘ —=8 RLTY. 2 INY. +0. Wil! buy any kind of St, Louis ral ¢ lert on the east side, just rih of | Phone owner. LAclede 5129. | try Club; modern; first-class condition; AN ‘TEGETHOFF REALTY CoO.,}| 222s any 13% . : hardwood floors. hot-air heat with and Ladue roads arene COM ax 3425-1 tate bargains from $100 to $10, my ow i of ¢ arter: ids ~ Tv" ' ‘ ‘ ; gitactor. 1810 O'Fallon, _ ‘7s HESE SALESMEN NEED 3 (oa a a — aes. | KAMP, 105 N. 7th st. CHestnut 8342. | ..... best contr Sut div isi i. er hester OSE | GERFEN. 3155 8. GRAND. LAclede 8008. P AC RE TRACTS PRICED TO SELL » » s my Ee ; ' me 1 ~ € « . Oo Pr > “ r (3) . en ~~ $2500 EQUITY OUT OF THE CITY: 1 | Chamicey, P. Heath Sells Real " of Goodfeliow. EV 3. iS ) he! tS | brand-new. ‘Look at this: you will sav | our watc l | Bungalow: 6 rooms: hard wo foot UNIMPROVED PRO RA HaPKOWED om ergreen 4623. | DESIRABLE HOM 4 ITE am right. Will make the terms. eibe J emmann bath. lot GOx1T9: 5 yes 2 | tend yng a y ‘ 1ATH § “14: 4800 block est Flori d Pershing | St. Charlie ‘k road ; n 40HNSTON REALT 0. CHAT? ICEY P, HE BY muet ee}} 0 Northeaet corner Linden an ing esig_: a ar ‘as Rock road. ) price S3BR000- ee cash balar pase: : sag Fast ¢ Fatherton rd. FOREST oreo. Y c0., 5012 DELMAR. REALTORS. GArfield 2164, to a , Y 3 = — —— (C62) fone block west of H aniey?. 180x160; BUNG ALLOW My beautiful . rand ‘ , your purse if @old thic * eek 4.00 — Park mos Acres Wild Horse Creck rd.. 818 CHESTNUT. - oy ‘high ‘ground. wl oe Arita price $80: will divide. ;} room strictly modern bungalow, 2. ad ° | block south St. Charles Reek rd. PATRY™ © ii esol tuum * 4 4. tch. ae . P Alexander drive, in Ellenwood, 80x16@: | rage. near Manchester and Collins nals: | | Sav OwW West of Eatherton rd. | GArfield 6336. a Cottages Wanted, ber Cent price $10,000. | es on Soe E, Snedinke TOs: | your jewelry ! SMALL POULTRY RANCH heme tas : cere at : block ‘sowie And, Hunter: 56 Tec 75x160. west of 7336 Maryland; price | session. Phone owner, WEbetler 2858 01 ‘ J . 3 to 6 acres, 4-room cottage with — South of Clayton rd. : oe w td.@For cash, 9 & » ROT uth 7000 Natural Bridge. $75. | oS oo — -- lars acreened im rear a6 ao. ast ~ AMeres Claxton rd.. modern: sout r west. Bort * Ww y.. east of Hanley. 75x1°5; | BUNGALUIWs—New 4 and o rooms. mat brooder hover. x , weet Cs. las sé. Poet. Dienaten, Aer - ae Bandy av.. block alk —a . | brick: water, cae, electric, tile bath. a!) your handbag 10 and one 16x24° all pag + gene’ j lee: ey Terms. neo : 2: an tans ee OO | Oy one $0008 wil ae oe COltax syaG, PMBAin: improve: | P' rg lois, 402125 each, north side Cor- | on one floor: close to schools, 98 vers Rome fruit. soteatt San ceur of Kick- Lek AND JON NES. INC. || University Hills Home ERGU at Be! > . noL or er O00 wi DAV . ] ale ; i, east f Hanles: $80 foot. : » re. ’ ne et 40 ha rice | : ™~ : " iaateeiainaaiiiad 0 | pas z= : HA 7 <0 ne ast 0 ~—eanorabie: small ayimen tr ; acres a imprerem ~: . “ 4473 ee _— ouane, hot-water ~ . Prst- paepatch, - —~% 2 $1500. Baca $500; 2a, | The above are all high-grade residence | ne: Sa . 12 your glasses a iee- Bi Be pote: at $1000 per _ Realtors. 102 N. 7th ste 550 WARREN AY. RINGAEEFECS ' oi] burner; 3-car brick garage. See VALOW tit—5 or . i , 7 ow @ and improve lots. 3 i ! : o Braet . < anit acre. if ! si ee .. Bs awe | : | £m, one fivor preferred. bos | - — Bidz.. MAin 1162. | BUSH-BURNS, MAin 4527. | asin) went. Phone WAbash 202 | KIRKWOOD TRUST (x) 45 ACRES | ! 4-6 es 7, es Jue BUNGALOW Wrd—South: +S a” for weal elgh “diana or | | BUNGALOW—1% | storys, new al] G0- Near Manchester and Lay rds; ripe for) tric fixtures and decorations. am Av ‘lat anted mnst be etricthy modern ; — ; Orn; hardw od | floors “ate r, electric, | eo I] MA ] ] subdividing riced rit —— | : - ; in ex Sense rt O420 Washington: mod from _ewrer Box A-311, P — — ae LOUIS TRUST ©O. | in berriee pine 5 a & yen Med ground: ree dl nt l l er. 5-reom ‘bungalow. ee REAL Ltr (9. see mat i PRICE CUT, gpd i fu 6-family aperiment of 4 rooms each BUNGALOW Wtd.—@ foome © ¢ : wil feet, street ma je: ‘ re iin tone sand the hause and ae | | rorated. located one block au " wena we ti in Open for tarms ) | Gi ease of W. Bhai 2G." | eosern. wy inde COQ, ps, ies tane'DS atari | DURING 1907 24 Pup Docpis, | wal Mase eet NTS eath chee oe Gharies Rock rd at Wier Station. Berea. BUILDERS, ATTENTION! | Open for Inspection | NILU EXCHANGE MY FLAT —, your location ; a. - <a . y REMNER. COlfax: 0266R. Want «" ee more than the «shes to con nbiy nag once pans 4 of his pe ; bat Lota, oH, for bungalows. ad lee e: RA & SG. BpuLocK FL = —- 3 bloey a . ; &- secession can bh ad within one onth i ’ oo . &@ on Carson road, : CHANGE MY AT 2, \ . wae . Pe eaeiend. a Fred Heim. Gravois m4. Sappington Mo. | .. FLDER ote Peo idee. WELSH- , CHestout sior. : — | | —— CCU | 1010 Olive st. Maia 6055-0006, YELD RK. BOO. 6 -. A

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SUNDAY, Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. MARCH 11, 193 a a ___aymen 3h att ER a age @5-600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, 1" An'ee HL 7 - EARMS FOR SALE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL RESIDENCES FOR SALE _SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE _| BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE | FARMS FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALE : ? « . ; ” ction. t i now. Z *. a xi? cres ST ri: @ Tt : 4 AR} mel acres, foc i . ve 4 ’ ee arresa,. oo by] D—And Kopoxk mattress. Aiver- apection sf a ; > Southwest | 62 ic) | tim der pasture, running water, Spi™ —" M. Sechazh. R. 15.. Kirkwood, Mo. ‘oo, FIRST DEEDS UF T UsT FOR ——— ) gede 31 /oM. — TS a Srarund. ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS &) MARKET STREET SNAI : For SALE OR EXCHANGE—We haves FAT 400 aie level corn, hay | well > ond bognocse, granary. 3 miles | FARMS acres. @-room house. other iu BA wend os Se) MONEY LOANED SING ee ee eee A good speculation in the S00 lock, 2 | fine “MEIneSS corner in sonutiwesti .. 3 stoce ftafm, acre. Ox wé.i 3 o ell ane 4 a : $3 Oo: terms; pI c me its PC uItryv a fruit; terms, ith ui ~ ON REAL EST » » imme block from skvscrape 7, Jot ~"Ox135; old | Lenis: bargain: $260 feet and house ready veoresa, Til. a a ae Se . an is. © | SHA: . 901 estnut. /aBce Wi a oans. be Un: niv ersity C it \ Homes improvements, pays car iz expenses. 3s| for ee: eall ag ag og — TAR! 9 acres. 3& miles from _ St oma. “Mo ya aN amigas te ial | FARM—3 acres om Manchester fro ad. new 3627 a VRospect 15 EASTON TAY LOR 43 a , is as street is aieaedl my boulevard you! Jos. F. Dockmane K Cv.. 6 estpu near De all improvement chez a pono T* ; room’ bungalow, $4° MONEY Witd.— ou — oe | TA ND EASTON Av 7199 W AS SHINGTON will dou ble your money. — ) auick ie , "Owns 8 I Parti sh. "Ri Boo tn “highway: acres, 4 im CUE EEN MK = owen m2. “pee sigh + ce . face m- good improvements. Box A-9S. ¥LOR AND 7 z ” 7 en Berg “} t : t | ; Ierg te n and “” genway enorin - ni wei at , ° | os > 4. al . tek rae | FARM—=5S acres. Caeeeian with good 3- near bunt and fishin river; on raph rd.. block from MONEY wid.—-$1500. secord: mot FIRST ‘on SECON war CORNER. room house, summer kitchen, garage stumps ce> fine iecatl 315 vin yg tote "Block og 20 per cent discount: $5000. first. 5 per Bo" - DEEDS ¢ louse, SU! itchen, ase. “i building: fine location: price > . ore: G-room house; lectric aU ber cee ye 1GH se. | good building: fi aion. 1 Rr. a of cent discount. Rox T-329. Post-Dispatch. Morris Aach pose. clei ores a. 3 ae. lavatory, oi | OLIVE. 3017-255 attache “ dwelin lot | burner; 2-car garage: deep int; open. 97'x107". Priced very low OBE | (OFFERS 8S. KIN ; ~? . GSH ; 1427 “STR ATF ORD | REALTY CO., 519 Wainwright Bid -_ “Main Cor Mu: do an hig} good chicken house: small bout 160 re ‘agents keep way. ‘ well. ie rm quik le. = ° B285. ’ he oi tire mn the price — ‘Kin «=- | DeArTIDE: so mall barn: only about t Pe Ranne Serer Mo " a —eeaeoenans = : — — (i MONEX Wid. — $2000 3000 - ve: a elgg emer break fast a a ere INVESTORS ATTENTION Vacant mre : nceame in : outside villase ! iimMmits of Millstadt ‘ Th Be ADP- —- ma a rad iImpro v ements snes 3-3 nes a . 7 . + Be weny norta vi on se. ond deed of trust: good business Malty Ge = one 2s sty Pg ¢% Delmar. — : | Plaza distric ‘. 1503 Chestnut street: $ 2000" rery little As) equired: recom- ; Diy to Georze Knocke. E. J. Breidecker, hoiew eg 20 niles f! eutbaildin “FRANK TEGE THO i: ‘property on thoroughfare; prefer loan { WIL! _ BA. BOKE RN rn EF. CO. Fullerton Bldg.}etore flat: lot x109: owner wants offer. | mend this very highly. tiverside 5200.) Agent. Milistact. Ill. st Louis on good Stal : 30 Bt) SON. Arcade Bldg. Clayton, Mo. “(99 | | Drivate party Box G-356._Post-Dis, , $500 3 : Deces ~ DO YOU WANT AN SOST-MILLER BECO. 105_X_ oth. | 4911 5. Mungshignes 2 ; ig mile river front, G0 acres wheat. 170 | F2RSs—5 acres, 10 acres, 1S acres of | MONBY Wid—S1500. on my now BECK | victor 4628. 0 ; a. = 7 “ . . . ' ' » to. sty a i 7 ; nD - = ‘Sele 13) ; ae “2 . , J G Cres. > a hn) Oo O-ft ot “ig Se ee bungalow: good neighborboed: - aca - OWNERS WANT AN OFFER , | — 133 durock bogs, good hous Biry TS. | sock road: about: ene) Dans — yor worth $4000: will nay 6 per cent interest; | PLENTY of ; o : 2) . . . a a Be « mues 1} om cecityv: eas} Box O77 A Post- Dis- | ) ! _ ‘ LIV ING G ROOM stl . + > = : + _ . ACTIV } HOME? . : . 2 arize . le a > A FARM z '-~-*CTOS, iti Au 1ersoL -OUun 3 or cy > ‘ ’ Titi i Lb Sa@eritce a ‘ . ” : . ) rty ATTR . 2946-45-52 Market st.: lot /Sxl= } q . Tr} 1G wr} rp : tiv 2 ; pring ores ‘ mt 3 " 31 he m (c99) | - pe ~ os *’"T> - age = = ~* ' : CvecG 3. sie paqeigy * atlas . . an bul = lake in t] mbers: S5¢ ui KLAU BER. 1550 GRAVOIS. Riversiie 6o6e | patch .7"e . 5 pargaio. 380; A &. \ ERY 9H (-09 MORG AN ei. i b ath and oe ; SeSee cach: urine Me fre es e City Pr yperty, owner, 4156A | FARM—4 3 acres, new 3-room bungalow, | Mi NEY Wtd.—$4000, at 6 per cent Inter- | RUST; MON ‘EY : | ‘M—bHeantiful tnree-mec+. two-tone r ‘TIVE Hi oh ile Pas tc “sy ; atn au “ix 2 Sy ee a mer F AR M—S] 00. Hare iwas farm, Sot Vi ee oe) Se rdwood floors. 1 acre of fruit > | est, without commission on 2 stores and | TRO LOWES Oo} . f A TTR: ( m4 ou k EET—$10,006 4 HA 4122. ee fn ai lown. Min _ Title Guaarnty Bid TTT ite Ee [Mid acres: @-room brick acre grapes. 1 acre strawberries: price | 2 flats: modern building, im good business GROUND (_—— Sy E ) Two 7-room houses: income $1020 per | oP HERS‘ IN iti M—~ 500. Os, ES o5is. Cc Us F - 4 OR 3 “O00 NY’ Very little cash will handie. « ~~ : o e ~~ v a’ ee: _ ~ — = ~ ; Re . 60 ACRES, $16.500. YOU FARM—>5 acres. improved, with 4-room | $3000. $3250. $3500 6. $5000. | Chestn: Ain 04) . a - ant vi UU . AN ) » LIne. IT FOR $20.-) 4nc bat ngalow: water. electric and | $5500. $6000. sts00 $8000, $8 $3500. $190,- | 1 and 35. i PARK SAVINGS TRUST CO. yan & we fruit, SAVE MY sepoone: chicken house and some fruit: | 000: all have clear title and ample ineur- | 4016 Chouteau: leans on & to $10.000: lowest rate ; ad : ! 3 5. Hlland 3380 Clayton and De Mun | TOOK SQL tt FEBT Frank J. Frick R. EK. Co "ainwright Biée. res, 3 rooms, ac} O00. rs s, | | 3 3 : 10 Ql ARE “ EB NT TO sEL 1 Now earl mg ah pay . hen i ‘USE. barn. _ FE. W. C. OGLE, oe namelllag aay neighborhood, _ On mare | ance. $500 SIX TH AND POPLAR sTreax’ AND FLAT. 67 Villiam Ingle. 3_2, St. James, Mo. sity 1G. eR it: Wane Po BRANDT | GEO. J. WANSTRATH, 717% Chestnut t st. : — ee m he ’ ‘ ; for oul ck Sal e mod . See this Lif 1 aha dd b Lf . ic ae —~ anal Ht ay . P a . — ; Lae suite z 7, oe , sa ; hy B me = -= Se — = — on - : - . : (c7 ' | E ; 4 , : ‘ 4 ‘ RESIDE NCE BARGAIN Ee liken Chemical Co. plant. | PEDERER. 9616 Gravol scam. stoine a9. | mer. St. Louis.” sao fe -- — ee sultry farm. 6-room acres, tr uit and | “Sis © eae ak a ee ee ce Prati Sagres LE Ree Se BEDROOM eee areain. 204 201 aye: 239.34.18 S 7 i) A . , rruV Ors. 3S —e - LAND i — ao timber $i aie ai at adenine ee af at! 6 to months’ time: w vy 7 ne . - ain. ¢ . ~ : ; ae . er, sprinkled throughout ar "the ith stok- De Stor : Sh F ARM—40 acres, bg oy “ down. $5 monthly buys inicio’ th a fe Baiumga: iner, Jefferson | stock: have plenty of_ feed: want to buy 1 har $125: terms. 1203 s. Nine rooms, tile bath, hot-water _ fc lick sale - ieee ltors, Lhowi——is) acres, J-roon se, plenty of 0 ac outhern Missouri. = paietin (cf9) | more Jivestork. Box G-165_P.-D. (c2) | a1e , ND Pa eles eats ‘e3) vi ; * ea i. 4182. ‘Ask— “tor Bar. out tidings; wi rade for cottage 1D send list Box 2°. Kirk od, 3 on eS _ he finest farms in St. | $4000 FIRST oe of ae, G per cent | 0” At ES MON 2 & BEDROOM SUITS $-ptece | units and 142 acres in one interest: com excellent col- | |; On St. ‘Louis real FP ses Finaneing & w RL’ must sell: will take vw nos 0 > leat _ ~ . eer Wee es Peto igi UR ie OP set g arf 8 ’ ate nies heat: Willams Oi]-O-Matic oll burner; * x. } ry or ~ Ss ; Th ~ : sac “ete ry e oy = — . . ; very ow price f quick sale: you can FOR LE LAS E OR AL E pert. Lhomas TISD. Sf. Ji tor ; OR MAN s C} Th > $5 iowa, hody rontin > hard road (Hanna). ° miien PRme Boe ca —- — }—* 2g = EY pplies, pe ac ches buy this beautiful residence for ) a t geen ae en a o cay» - ; > e Pe ~ —— met . a ad yer Ps > i , ' DuYSs “tow - ils ai te vn . . ‘ c ‘ act BOvtHh Man, nester ri] fron Me i; v= ; er . A Very Small Cash zayment | ] 225-2 2 i PRI if EK : FOR | i ipes and berries. 19 milep south: price | try lar “cin tr . pme timber: price mec River: $150 per acre: will sell all om RR a STATE MORE 2. GED ROOM SUITES—=. day bed: te 3 3 $200 2 part. s Conlon, Valley Park. Mo.. R. | w. HAHN. 72] Chestnut. CHesinut 8941. : . ee Bm G flat ani balance can be arranged i : - inne saan tie, 1 3 LOTS FOR SALE sood club cite: cheap. Harry FARM —#0 acres. house, barn. | FARM—I10 acres, on Wild Horse’ Grek | DET YOUR SAVINGS EARN 6 PER CENT MONEY TO LOAR” OUTFI fe equ f kier tem, ele- | | ANDS | r— T nad farms, countr as ~ , mn sums o 290 to t ‘ fenwed most, atirective > frontage: newly || vators, ‘unloadi ing platforms. other excet.| FARMS AND FARM FARM—For sale or trade. >-acre fruit ang | WATER- — st a a phere gen Bs ony Se gpg . % ms county improved rea! ieee on_ sity FIRST, SECOND AND ) peultry farm: 5-room house, outbutl ics ngs; |, homes; ducking 4 Stee-Ve secuon good | Lemay Ferry ré.: one hor drice ’ from | title, insurance, etc.. with each loan. DEEDS OF TRUST M : + :. 7@a58S Kingsbu lent facilities; very reasonable rent. ) y farm: 5-re : r ¢. ; ee A’ SACRIFICE \ | ply bid 8 Bremen, TYler 1972. ‘cad FARMS FOR RENT for bungalow and some cash. 1317 Clara. lightfui climate; App) y Samuel Hambleton, oT , CENT INTE# or —_ wm . OPEN = ' WARREN. °“348—Fine business vropver-| BANCROFT. 7 "ar -room house: | FaRM—40 acres, 2 mules from St James. u gl eo ¢ nt» +. Md 1 > eto building. cormer. M: We let you make your. naan | LEV 3 ~ 004 | ns Call GRand 0787 for further information. Eas ; ——condl cuen- ana vt ry rd. en : RBM : AN : a : TASES - M. FRANKE BE mene 2 fronts. reasonable: also library tab ) A. G. McC askill, "GAr. $248 | investment price Te a ee + $40 mon gg Darden oF —s | c¥)) | 30 ACRES—6-room, house. grehard, chick | becker, 5126 S. Broadway. Riversid : 207 International Life Bids. EFT- ZATORSEL. 4720 Virewie. (ey 7S acres, near Washington and | Ra aa on hard road. one O45 3621 S. Grand. LAclede 3940-41. (6%) | MORTGAGE @& ae | ehairs 5154 Westminster. M —- location for sum- N. Bicht’ st. Phone MAi: BOOK CAS” —sotid — = Been Fo 4444 CHIE KE N FARM ae lease ad | acres ~ m " ~ oe 4ia j ga * 5 Phon- Mn ‘ie i FOrest. eat = ~ ; - ¥ MS Mal a? S. B. CORNER JEFFERSON &€ HEBERT and some fruit LOOK rHESE OV ER —-Three steres: two flats: priced right Sane w > ; ING BEACH. 39 we ert unning ; pow — t: | GHICREN FARM—Improved; houses. icts. FARM—.oo acres; one mile east of Cata- | - : o Ss $2900. W ate a ge" ~ ee s T . ymone - 10 rooms: 2-car brick edmienion by card. “8 , “g . de G6R7OW (cO9) wissa. on Frisco: - farm. good burid- CRETE ROAD, 20 ACRE, . "1 inevaru tt) , Bar } trees 14 ~S ~ one . SOUTH SIDE 7 a - 7 D = god condition 50x140: bargain. LICKLIDER. Forest 5849. 5405 _ Easton. | ———_S—eeE ones one year to party _—. trade or sell. James Wiblin, 1452 OGLE R. E. E. CO.. WAINWRIGHT BLDG. les from St. Louis, ratte mil i from Fert- i> GOOD f [RST | Private money to ignd -* a 525 a3. pe —~s = ie) - oe t | Yale 99) | §S%q ACRES—For sale or exchange. ip Ste. ton, iles fror all A > So "Ss ' property at low cost: asd pil 2 FA =T—>S- | ‘ . : ! : ia piece, Duco Sas M 6% DEEDS OF TRUST without | thea Rand 460aR, ich Dp. #- Cabanne # rooms, hot- water MUST SELI NOW $ ’ P o S heat: double garage will also eel) al) fur- wn “at. es ed | _dDuying stock. etc. Incuire 4312A Swan —— oo - eae lia, Be siesour' - oid | an lagkina © ; quir ~ ' ‘ siness corner: ve stores : — ee ae | FARM—22 acres. St. Louis County, 18 Genevieve mnty Mesours, BO ler | Catharine one gy oo oe tat | payment loans ee, o.. price “fo. _— $9 00. above: building clear; will take > sone | —— ” ao vin 1839" _ ~~ miles out; 6-room house, lare barn. ‘ater Fish and Geme Preserve. Call er) Catherine Dennis cas : (Dey | I ‘ured by property worth twice | renewal “charges. If you conta ' oy 513% maneington 10 rooms t fi five ves é sh $3600: . 280 edanon, ij i i jown lO montary. ; j 7 aR ni 2 trac i | E. ¢ { and extension in i uns | ( | BARGAIN—_BU SINESS PROPERTY miles ighway Abany i! S. ial teack 16 acres ica land. ocaall D ts re: in bese | da AR a res, 1 ale Bar ~~ especially attractive : real esiate WE M AKE DL a . Sate . a544 —— te} A beautiful 6-room bangalow. brick and | . Northwest corner Hroaway and Ctin- | -Aea——Ce ree: SS acres. 4-roem house, new cottage, nursery stock. strawberry COME. i——ee | trade : $mall cott n city. 3 _| toans for sale: flats, apartments, residences | ,. 3 —_ : : siaisli atuceo: bas a S?-foot lot: price $4450 and stores. flats: i oft sheen ie . Riverview drive: $300: — if cash. plants for 2 acres, pmce $350: $10 month- grass AKEVIEW “COUNTRY nied ace. Frergeeon. | business property, in amounts of $1000 to | 200 rf EaKFAST SkT—BSeautiful, apiece, a rea! barecain. See this today and then ee | income small cash payment. Owner CAD- | WATKINS. Room 30%. 7>=_Chestaut.__ | ly. _E. Steckel, Richland, Mo (99) —_ SS. ae m bungalow ot A Res—rr renting golf’course, 2700 fee 0: papers ready for delivery: in: | 52000 to 3 a pe _~ —— a oa jew 40805. | MA wits _ a I eee t st. ‘any S193W -__(c62) | FARM—S0 cs wi mprovements: | rARM—6O acres. Mi sours bouse, barn. | 7. tebe 1” tee tme hehts ‘wo oo — a ot: ‘ay pm mocern “wallinge: con | margin of equity, st@ ee ete (ots) +. in Psinu - “> G« ‘ . ' stock: rent : re e . ' Louis prop- ; “ oO ~ fpr ing Bene i Ses 158. ind tonal A net i erry) pascn ourse: 2700 feet in Pasadena Hillis: pia, | Uadoubtedly suit you: real estate loans are | sion. City income | Ew STO Late ‘b. it nty of young | POS Oe ecat. turesque tract: springs, forest trees: 2g | QUT exclusive business. Call or wre for| GLASER REALTY, MES | : an HOM Es! Bi | Southoass corner St, Louis and Tavlor | FARM—Improved. a4 — iQ mi —— non. : bail 3 mm ine likes. iam * tes Bw4 our price list, :ssued each Friday , avs.; lot GOx140; out-of-town owner forced | _C'tY. Want map wri . os eae: | aRM—S6 acres; directly om concrete ed just i] Ou t. Louis. ¢ > oe 2 ME | an ae a | Te : is = BLAKE'S LIST | te make . Highway 61. 14 miles south: will take | may Ferry rd. adjoin nionio, Mo.| ~ 7) ACRES. OLD HALL | Edward K. Love Realty Co. | 2&Cbestnut — Ptbexp. as Washinaton 6903 Waterman. § rooms, 2 Ddaths. | SORN S BLARKE & BRO. §15 Chestnut st,| FARM— 95 acres. Iliinom, grain and $1 0) per acre if sold at once: will divide; This is 1 place for someone tf ae ee cc resume. | out- 704 CHESTNUT ST. c@2) eo a 4 : BIG BARGAIN stock: one mile from town. Yeager. 4334 terms. W. T Henic hel, aan Mo | d reall; ney os . ——> See Spring tees win ANSWER IN TWO; | SUFFET—Oak. $12 TORS I indell. s & rooms. 3. 2 ha the. Y _ eg. + A rsena!. . Lowa. Mo. (ic 5 F ARM For sale or ir easin . =ite es . Te »f 3¢ { } PT ‘ ry et + ? } ' } whe - IN 0 fe bi S7L1 Latayetie. 5 ; 200 Grove st.; large store with 4¢- ; “harboni 3 acres. Warre Mo. ; ERROO- tern lf cash balance as con seps OCKS AND BONDS FASTEST LOAN : — +4 Cleveland. 1 10 roome. corner jot) 42 > oa, See FA RM—230 acres. Charbonier road, 3% acres, Warren County, Mo erms, half cash. | c ; | j " ; 67x12 cota flat above, electric. Very easy ilies northwest Fiomssant. H-room house. | acres Laclede County. Mo. Kt "TSREA NW. 7S rement. ro! furtner | nformation, Pr STOC *K = OTT RL TY. CO. Evergreen RISB ST saath Any amount. 5 and 5% , is FF a table: cheap. ” | large barn. $275 for year. Box T-14. P-D | Chestnut. MAin 1195 ywn toda all dy phone PRICED FOR QUICK : GET our prices on 100 Continental Life. 3% . nx: Be é Ntax UTiTow. : = a Westmoreland. 8 & rooms, 2 baths. “MAURER-GHIO-BEFFA REALTY Co., | FARM cores and ature 7 eam FARM = — _ : me ae KC Sis E R BROS. Antonio. o to acres with buildin , | 100 Sanitary Utilities. 75 United Acrount i -. come . 5 rr ——— cheap. 4046A 7 ? f 3 aa See See pene “ | FASS—Os acres. a a eee se: gy acre ee 5 ince: >} in chi 20 ssouri = ! . DE! 477 7308 Waterman. T Tooms, 2-car garage. | | $840 Olive St. JEfterson_ 8893. | house. barn and garage: located at River. house, basement. cut buildings. 100 miles SPECUL ATORS : re 190% aS on Graves age . | 100 ary Motors, 150 "Aaa toons, 30 lable realtor, estab cet — tabie, , reer ”“ (33 n } . ‘ : meil« =r \ Tr Y? rsar Har * f . « r ace ++@ wk { } : 4 i vind : mae nd a poe m ; - NI 4 i S842 Pershing. 7 rooms, ict 30x120: | N. W. Cor. Sarah and L abadie eieaien a 3a. ‘T “Ata e go 30W ré. Cail at a _ ous. So cheap ke Gas Car pars BN00 ac ear $5.000,000 om { »; 2 eounéey ) - + | Citizens Loan. 100 Le Compte Coupler. 50/ . NO SLO 3 . teadhouse or pestaarant:; $12 : ebert. 8 ax ’ mt. -. E.. ~cone, 3440A fexas a . : : pam — . > ae | . ore : z - we , . — | Marquette Easton Finance. JOHN A. WATKING ©. » , 7225 Lindell, 6 roo sleeping porch; | Stores and Flat | FARM—For ra. t or corner: “ " 1? Mé LE, ait . 6 J B DA ~ ‘? ; Limp! c rT} Le i , igi U = . ideale Fo} at Z 15 { asuregrTa h Co.., 7 S. BL f ALAIW s oi 3650 Oakdale. 6 rooms. ict §8x150. “ene store end _auto repair shep on Sarah | | McDONALD. 1111 _ € + mn O14. Bide lied xis for profit: cash price, $3 autiful 175 acres. on old Jamison rd|,| Bonds. and many other stocks. | LOANED $280.000" * bareain. Tavier Sat 7518 Delmar. 6 rooms garage: let | t- inks nt 20. ANDERSC IN-STOCKE.- ; M— Ric ; Tes 5-reom house, FARM—S5 acres house store. electric, per acre liard. Doe Run ue Out -c Biz ack - , Sultabdie fei 4530 Raliway Exchange Bidg.. "Gar: To loan in any Poston 3 “ : BOx1 30 . . . ay gy my MAim 4503. SOS De - hs? mile » town on £0008 nad ater > 2. rom St.. Lows at Mur- port ~° ales ‘ ae & aa : te ae Me . . ° aké, field 45% > nO delay: no ane er “p oe | eoatee vez rent more land = hy Highway : Wegener. Va!- Hunting ana sning rounds ee “room some ~~ and range to i os ack, whale aes SAKPET—- 5 . , bed ” *? ' Ae * : ees ig R?rn . aS + aes , 7 wt gener, bi é — : . ] 1a , eu ] ' rie ! RP Ww >t RIi 7 uoted. be ugbt and 4. ia fpeor “Pre BON ay 3892 Delmar, 10 rooms, Jot 26°4°x142". | I: oom 6 = me ey k. Mo.. R. Ne 3 (22) 320 acres: all heary timbered b platens —— —— & ‘4 your inauines with us. We get re | terest date Gai . $936 Ruseell, 9 rooms, garage; perfect | Northwest . “uluvated bottom lands | FahM—ol acres: 40 cultivalion. d-room |‘pine and cedar: % mile of beautiful Mera- STOCK-SCOTT RELTY. CO... EVerereen 9758 | Sts. =——- ~~ Yipes saemmenaaaaell Be Sure to Get Our. Fi yard carpet : +7 . - J ne ww 5 I Ollme : i} 3 5 itj tit Le : ob 09 rapes rv Rm er fronta 4: 13" ai OU LG!) — iu Cp bb >. “ 4 eat aesiaae ait = o - | sil @ mie. MATT aly 4 —_—_ condition. /BUCLID. 5321 N.—Store: nice docahon su } umm me } , —- earner ivte ol Alii ling ie. * a use: aati a = , ; , 1S eget > 3 , our loz ‘ ? ¥ - rr a) Bagg SR | REA Weary Ta Beccccars | Bee a, Eanes Tain. Cage | Bast Hower Cube Me —_ | aga "Sra Gorme tie: MUTASE aot | Ny Mme ea eee, See Ce MONEY To B chrronoe © ' ~i\e pry °, oe mat le) ft fg lu de r it As r ex . i. we qi . "hae le . o8 - { s 1? a Tae : . . ‘ sa" re ijt . ° extric t D 1£ — > Cecar . oa 2} 4164 Washington. ¢ 9 rooms. lot 242153. ! anewer, Box 394, Post-Dispate b. | Dew 2. > , , ( ave Spring Dairy Farm 1. of A. F. GROEBL, Kesi we ut a. : On Cit and ¢ : ' : e us for acre tracts and farms of ang | (cS) ? be Harry Newman, c price, terms, et | South -A QM 6 «8Mta i rent. email. near ae ps en ee reagan © rei ae anak rn ini whit f : Real + | BLAKE A BRO - $15 Chestnut. ; “>” : ' : cara 7 ; ‘ ’ D teh . ‘ "ty } o> ; "Kr int ages 9 -T - : - ; gp : > 4b - i. ; “By + r 4) 7 YM ie ar ’ in Saeee a) So . i BL Ys or rr} es Ser deeds f 5 : : ay - | ARSENAL. 3154—Store: occupied as : Ours Box T-1l Post-Dispati s _ nari . y,. all sizes, Inds. & epri 17 acres 0 a ors UG * FERGI“SON RFALTY €0 Fergrean. Wa.) oie aunail — uD — $3500 oS Sum, | See $ 0 to =. Se ei} PS PRO | barber shop and 4 ms first floor, 6; FARM Wt Pe wet, & Sinai! term: with | © tae, manien te ames OF Sere ve _ eee ee ee ae nder it AN EXC EPTIONAL SAB “_ gel ROLAND A. WISE. 114 N 7th, Room 211. oe placing Jou - i bad reems, bat second fio mon of buyri will pay 15 rent. ; G For partic: ite G., Paserdy, | meado ne-tast Gr Ie Sa -~ I | —— — — etna —a answer: we specialize mm | a ESSEL. R CO. 3548 | _ | Box T-3. Post-Dis. O’ Fallon, St. Charles County, Mo. 49} | smai! fields and the nee in a park-like | | 40 ae. Fo re ns.| FIRST and second deeds of trust made: | GEO. F. BERGFELD | BY SINESS PROP —Store 2 : a, ; th thing 1% Fs are : tiles from. ert ; ooGs pasture will — eee? eee ee or a w -_ wom " mrt reasonabie charges; quick service. MAin 1778. 30 Years’ § —s ae cet. Chbtimeend gfx cw aggoan a cP “Harla oe *tavoia rd.- bungalow th ail ' mn i’ Of Unprov cme -_ ig Of a (C- | Our: neat + caeol “~ fa om 1 JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 709 Chestnut. ee 11 @ ~ ; ; +! 3 j ; i > Aina a ; in ; —- ‘ad ’ . r © . Po . a " r ’ ; ’ bal ‘ ' a [4 ’ ree? Pavey t . ee ’ oud establish “~ mont ar Improvements: two rE mack hou te a aed aw) mplemet "emainai ‘ descr ' 39 ak neteet | FikST OR SECONDS, CITY OR COUNTY: we °% Money, No _/ Oma Pa « See KAL K BRENNER ee eee one among a traw berrte ind fruit PEP Ss, o ; i Sead 1 : shunda rou bt yt ‘ " sip tale a ae a ated wnt 4 a : . Heranee ee Me ian. Gie Pe an 4 . mpvte 5. Sannngton ' ' omead vere murnosee. Farm rik , WE . "S09 Grarcis. LAc 3h GOOD. ' vs off loam oe . + (mM . = ? Ouse, THO m S " : . : . purt arm) =Tuliy | &. LRNER. J280 Gravois. LAc. 1661 Chestnat. ~4 | Plan pars off entire SEASONABLE TERMS | CleRORe Sisx—erom-wan tarabore: | Sie: Be SS et ate | Fae coal Tad 10 mee Teale Bae | Rene A Tce Ne tase RSS \Gu) | BRAY, Room 501, 706 Ca B78 | og ae ae Cisne a : ‘wn % : it ea? a! b _ - ”- as ee » ; . ry ] . 1 > . «* rt “i j . + i we E ,. 113 or th" = iu t% y pa J 7 , : - . ; Hours 9 to ll z.. m. Monday — ; _ — — c HARLES WELZ. 4642 ve ae ion Sh wiles =m | PAR , res and? coud t-reo ous mw) ac publ In trend o ao elopment. for saie in fee LOANS ON CITY oR COUN , IMPROV ED. —- i | —~ = £ 2 Graveis. Riv. 2e8e .— . —- aRay : Co. aa’ Dienty ¢ ruit trees, ay m culti uiivan and “ miles of the Merat rood eculation Will take in trad GET OUR TERMS. MAIN 1275. 4s ST FE CHIF a Emotce — 3 bathe. a on ‘ His ROK S 2958 Drug store and ~e te . 3 wath cation: ne uthbuildings: on inger ra. iver: 1 acres Wi cult ion. Of men 6oil stock or any security at market valu HANNATER. Sit CHESTNUT. ie: MON BY SEE US bor i American walned 7 = mahogany: Dig wrinids ~_ rm ~ oS — oil erner, | front; shop containing o 50 seuare feet | * 4 What. Q to (y acres _, 80 Ferr [te Mi anout 9 eres } ery i ti valley, th Her on & rron. 54 International Life LOANS—On North St. Louis real estate a. To lean on real estate: mage : ’ pick from; will sell prices mgidaire are . i ‘year: suitabie far mauy pur; ~Oeee ")}© aa i Ty : ' / Tlie ‘is CHARL a WELZ. soe= eupatn. Ris Re a8 KAR pesase ’ os ' 4 a ‘ ee : er tas spec la: iw at loweat rates mm sums ton sult | Peasonable ‘ © . = B . eh a r orchard and cheap g ae ‘aaa. cane sel 1. H. GUNDLACH & CO., 3615 N. Broad-| building loans. “ , -_ 2 ike a sa Fe acTes erm hnilse } mt be iiat ’ " Gi35 Westminster: 1° rooms SS bats. : 32 Py nenteevtn ad u baseme nom ad basement Once hiack | " ~ : — “~eAY itrr belt 1} 26 . , a ‘ | 1. v . . ‘. earn mee ol ‘ . » 2B-84 a an is ri ~ = i 1. As ic > solamum. sleeping perch. modern: garage. a our farm niet | hareni: ae am I > wn “one ne . } 1 arn i Wid . BG Way art GG Spire presicent. (c¥V? ! ~ ription and price i a a So. = a a iy orenara yuntifuily raverec ——. .79 : ~ - - _. ears; lot 668x140; wonderful value. CHU RCH— Northeast corner Texas and — | tieulas : 3 Post.Dispatc Matin staiion, 3 miles east of 61 hichway — ip man verts 8 | MONEY TO LOAN—On real estate. in | LAciede 3040-41. tomac; real bargain: can be ueed for MALL 1 Lt to % : wit For particulars, see J. Fleming. 5731 Lans On diner: auto rips. Hotel bills. id sums of $500 to $50. 000. Call P. J.} G8xx Waterman; 9 roms, 3 baths, of! | manufacturing purposes. KALKBRENNER, | or 3t improvements; mus ni downe: Rivermde 0600). __ ca | Tor | laugh nam ind mt Soe Tae ee Pring Bante REGAN. M 449° : Purner, hot-water heat, — garage . ~SO] Cherokee lor near rood rad * : “ah? .. 7793 FARM—12°0 ar 9 3 ; ry Seg gee iW Si tekled Lo ; 1° acres. > — oO f Rese . | , lone ¥ TTI | MONBY TO LOA NI S150 000 special , beautiful lot. Priced rig | Ga YER, —" ee hese ith 3ear | Field ay. St. La . | balance timbered 1 ‘house mand pean a olling. Dut fertile } mai rursi deliver nla eae en” an nee ae ae a on first and second deeds of trust; | fe DO You ta la slain + : —— ~ i S% miles from town. jiabout one-half ini.” ww, a a ao. oe wi et will divide to suit. Box P-533. Post-Dis. | TE. te bad ; ‘ ka ? rz iru: ms ' - ' a er a 10 es 3 a . HART MAD ANN. HEINRICH 4 amAL ey boon | WANTED TO LEASE WITH Od hunting and fishin price’ S1LH50 sentient . ae Gace gs ec + OER ‘ange and vegetal land in the Wnitead MUNEY—Pmvate party has cheap money MONEY? ee ot; . urher, K vYinator: w s | rs . Ta 307 4 — . rey : PR ay 7 7 : ky pl ay ‘ - RT .% ING Ae re t T} hil on. . 31} Snring. Mo. . 1 = »* ' 4 ‘ é' 4 he ass = : “a : . ” cee 4 ; te * ’ ry ' . : al ] bh , is covering a to _loan on first v4 no COM MIss10n. ‘ Box : : WE w z AND canvassed: garag oo eee — 2 atone: ving — + Small acreage tract with or wi thont x2 —ir summer nome: good_hunting lias fairly good arn. citer. oe cot ; ' LM a no 3: @855 Waterman: 10 reoms. 3 baths: lot ~ —-—~ aie —_—____—. apert ~~") 5 ' ) eee Adda. «4-40, Post- a (cn 4 Hn: “0 acres enuiltivated: ee rom) neve iin we} real li? Parin fre! ae, i Lier .Orma con _call Forest | MONEY TO OWaN—On St. Louis unproved : First and Second F , ° ; . : : GRAVOTS, $554...3 « feet on (sravois, with a LEE Oe TE timber: tate Highw ay 25 city 5° | FARM—Black. sandy clay sub 5- RM—- An att re ac > Acres ‘or Phas tatin ; . | rand. Molfax 2425-6 oe nore tdi lin” senlieenliion iaaheniieaiiems. * Ge i commission. JOHN W. CIBSON R. CO @9i2 Washingten; 7 rooms, 2 bdatha, |) store and 3 Date Phone GRand 0624. | grape fruit or oranges with 3 vears care, FARM acres or more, on Gasconae les from Sullivan, 1 mile from iniand | spc.” on val [O.— 11 roeme. made into @ | Eié N. 7th st. room, sun perlor; garage; mod- | STORES—4: 12 office rooms: new. good | inciuding all expense for $550 per acre. Pasay some ee | from: st. Louis. ; ie trading point. impr j rt! 0 te fis aig _ Cait t407 tive ag "| MONEY TO LOAN—If you want to make t} rh eour probi Let us sow Sath anhove _ uepect 1471 ie? } anal — ~ — | 4 = =. * 2. OG Arent. Sy) van Mea M ARY L AN D fom) Ro r ’ ' —- +t ’ WoNEY To Lc AN—T? — are my a sane exreption as! valuee m quality homes, : : i 4 RM Ry aro ise rR’ ver hattn © © Tose phone MAin 1778. Terms to suit. ' STR And * 15 a T 72 ‘ ' oak, in Glimore.| acres, on highway No. ie oan’ eae ; : ; : ; & ste - . d POR SALE Pe fer a lean on om Ircuire fail te get our th ona rg e me! r _ McDonald ae i cena cureaues ar otiten. Heary | £am. Union. M a a paren = nity % it nas th a- HISTORIC MANOR HOUSE. ee meatine immediate anewer on all on 70 San . Sear brick | $icksord. TIl0 EB. Warne PRospect 1G18 “98 ductive soil heli Intkncee ir” oe ea | PTR IN) Saher nia, PReanect Company, Inc. : 5 y ed. Pneed for | Deine FaRM—40 acres on land. 200 sone 326 | ~s “ feet vanes Baitimere orer fine roads. —— — at — “ ; house derful lecation ee 1 %T. @ F - » «del eae - — air ——ANnY asnount of first BI J ‘ESS FOR SOS, Ge CRRSESUT. ¥ FD ing vs . Ozarks. 10 ar White mi renal - : ' te , 6 mile from il. Within easy teach of Washington and funds at o to 54% per cent interest, on | SIN L778. : ft Hw. ST1#. a aches, Dear te | enow *Y on we >, r 7 eng /~ from Higgins® :| Property consieta of 8000 acres on cast | T°= estate security. small charges: ‘3 7 | atineoe oo ae ees oe mall cottese or tumamiow* taewaie . os tae * land in amy countrr. | side of Blue Ridge. Stone house: in lege of repayment given (f desired ene, | : | . 7s -—-pearenae 1802 N. 5th st.. | ' , : wv ac: : valley iand made ™/ eellent conditicn: built be * sek” Gmemed | ee eee Geed of ~ Gye FT 5 ha, ST. : - om : 4642 Gravois. e 32.000 ‘Seede io emt condition: built by first Governor of trust: some description of SEE = wom, 2room fint | OMESTEA = ° ee acres made 107 » shel ’ a | aoe |r Maryland. Boxwood hedges. Deer pare | BTODerty necessary. Realtor, Boz ©-?2, ef South St. Louis. than 700.0 acT@® | emall farm ‘nm Fr ; aes o werflow a ‘ 4 * to the acTe., © of [5 acres enciosed br high fence: 10 | Post-Diana teh. (a) . : land in Araknsas opener: ae : a. ' ainage tax all paid. With corn | miles of trout bead a ) pemencagy at stream. 40 miles of bride |MONEY TO LOAN—On real es for Si we will furnish you bungalow . eauil _ at SO cents s dushel. this land will paths: excellent shootin | — a 4? . ; Zz. x tate; prompt attention. STRODT- PART 10, PAGES all Governmer nt cop y Migh ted hon 1eSten 4 ; wire fen. .. "e500 ‘te Deusen. “orchard, '8 eee on $200 at ers j +} ~ . f Cash «- Tea rcain agent 9 > - - guide. Butler Lang Office, Yellville, ' cures dewet terme on balance. C. R.iJ3. 3. Lipscodls. 0 ate 10 Gieya ane | LAURA os AX, ape Seneteanils %. MAN & STRODTMAN, 3607 North | Ace. Stoom,. Sullizan,. Woy. Kanes Gig, Mow [tes ene gga pro tected. Broadway, (c99)

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Sn a wee @ , % > - Boiprrlegesgine it ss Ce Ne me sape ae mf “ ie 5 Bw oer > ~~ secon -rnet 4 yo Sr ee ers “ET ae vat a "4 Ae anise 5 ith aera wep wageme ~ on 0 Songer he nn Gee oi Ae ty SOE Ses ye Fre oi oa aha pees Ay, Py " a os Te ~~ co oo te ree # d : Os SRS 4 Spat ae ee - . ax — sn Beng, ° e “i — oa Li aos . ’ ~~ 2g ate epwapiee my g - “toe a MF pr ~ " * - . . : y ee hae - seypaae 327 ry Sarees Ay Ai oh @ ew ilact j A Pet Sania Ns” “ * . —e 7 3 arog a. aw ” ° +a om t . oo enw man” . % "spittin Ah en at ge toe * Pe ea sy sinaneinanan alata Ney PG 0 own 2840 . Gran ouring : ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. - AUTOMOBILES Touring Cars For Sale 18B ge-800 AUT OMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale eI NR he ON ly A CTI AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES ee unning ea) ee re ions $35 up sol bose DGE—Touring; heavy top-opening — curtains; lot of extras, $100. 1516 &. Righth. fg Fnemonie inclosures; just overhaul real bargain. 1127 Valton. LUDGH—Touring: perfect: $39. Gardner touring, wonderful Hudson touring: Tuns better than a new one. $125. Nash Jouring: winter enclosure; every- thin ibbs Oakland sport touring: 4-wheel] ge motor perfect: only $295. (cy Terms or trade. WESTSIDE NASH CO... 5143 Delmar. DORRiIS—Louriug car $050. 2904 Madison. DURANT—Six: needs eash. 3780 Penrose. ESSEX MOTOR—1926.- compte te, eT parts, cheap. TYler 3120. Less a ae ee ly2zé: fine shape; gain: $90. 4568 Exston LASEX at Tourine: dandy: dirt cheap; $7 $25 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust, ESStA 6—1924, touring; $40. 3042 Lo- st. rear. = 5 r t , ESSEX TOURING 1923 model: has the original finish: good tires; Al mechanical condition ; the best | buy in St. Louis. Price $85 WILLYSOVERL AND, oe A ages d Branc h. 2300 TLocust. 4- runs good, dtu. ie) condition, repairing; S6.0V and oth- (ec) bar- tc) CEntral 4544 FORD toarine dyn 4593 Easton. PURD—Touring; 19°26; perfect bargain: @asv terms. 8114 Ca FORD—Touring. 1925: lke 3647 Eaeton. FOnmv-—-1ouring, 1¥24; starter, etc., 30; “open Monday evenings. Morris, 2810 Olive FORD-—tTouring; 1926: balloons, rms: bargains. Morris, 2810 Olive. RD—Touring: starter; running 39: $19 down, 4557 Easton. ic} IRD—ITUZY Louring; jooks aad rubs good, several extras, S20. 714 2iet. rPORL-— wsouring: star ser Morris, 2SI0 «live. FoRD—Touring; 11925; like new: S34. 64551 bORD—Touring. 421% Grove et. FORD—Touring, 1924, $55; Al wae es 190382 oe c) PURDs—s urings. new, ; runs “Sood: P ete | - « Sport Touring. Today only, ARE PLAINLY P RIC ED, AND AUTOMO- 1924 Paige Lots of ete OUR CARS ere rubber. ) G. ure car or sell cheap for cash; good run- ning condition and good, rubber. day M. { e aiit tor le ‘Davitt. Rms tO. i Call or evenings after -30. 3629 Ohio, INTERNA TIONAL—1- — coal truck, 6 928 Magnolia. WEBER IMPLEMENT LE Cc 19th and Locust. “s CEntral 8420 Touring; runs perfectly; $65; $25 N ; da. ic REO—Touring : zo00d condi- 7-passeneer ; Geraldine. tion: cheap. eker, 5415 INTERNATIONAL practically closed easy ——- $-ton stake easily worth S800: balance due, 1035 N. new : mortgage: trade, Yahlem, on lerms: to- $75. (c) body; fore- $195; Grand. TO LOOK AT THESE CARS sia i , , . |1926 NASH ROADSTER (SPECIAL 6, 1928 STUDEBAKER SEDAN (DIC oh SEAT) 1927 Ant a (SPECIAL 6) (ADV. 6, 19°7 HUPMOBILE SE 1927 NASH COACH (SPECIAL 6) NASH 4-DOOR COUF PE 192 fey ROADSTER (RUMBLE Mage COUPE (RPREIAL, 8) AT) o OAKLAND . COUPE 1927 NASH COUPE (SPECIAL 6) vere ae 1927 CHEVROLET CABRIOLET Se Setiteniattos Cher aon 1926 1028 1926 1926 1926 10°26 ——_———— ee a eee i aati, clin aii runs perfectly; 349; $20 2849 N._ Grand STAR—Touring: late 1925: good condl- tion. 5720 Amelia. 7: excellent con- ouring: early 192 2849 zune perfectly: $65 down, positively the nicest as- sortment in the city: easy terms: open Monday eve. Morris, 8810 Olive. “FORD TOURINGS hinge selection; prices $35, $50, $175: BRODHEAD CO.. 3318 WASHINGTON, (c) ~ FRANKLIN TOURING Series 10-B: Rie Al condition: good re and paint :a real buy. Franklin Distribufers. FRANKLIN MOTOR CO. 3949 Lindell. Open. evenings and Sundave. FRANKLIN TOURING Ready for delivery: it's an air-cooled mo- tor; economical car to own and operate: rice $200; terms. Open evenings and FRANKLIN’ MOTOR CO,, 3949 LINDELL. Fra eae ra, a. U. mz *RD—ouring; >.— Sour! jAsSeCliger sport mod- el phaeton, oN as lent condition; new rubber: ong of the snappiest jubs on the atreet: low. price; ternis. ARCHER- MANN MOTOR _ JORD AN DISTRILL ITOR 4057 Lindell, Lindel! 8200. {eFh2) HUr—Touring, 1023; ‘perfect; cheap. 3. | S. Chrysler Store, 2651 Lafayette. HU 'PMOBILE—Tourine. 1008 Morrison. ooh PMOL Un—13, cneap; euly; {e) cast eall 2 to 4 p. m.. Sunday, 7707 Arthur. HUPMOBILE Touring; winter-inclosed ; runs good; $70; trade, terms. 2500 Me- Nair. JiiweTlT—i1076 sport touring: $100 down; | beauty. Milton, 3214 Locust. Si UDEbAKER. cent condi- cust. real bargain, YU per 2601 6; STAR—Touring, 19° 26: tion: at price, Huber. Special 3135 Gurney ay. S100. STU DEBAKER—‘i ouring: good running condition: $45. 2860 McNair. | CHEVROL ET Riverside CHE VROL ET STUDEBAKER—BIx Six, 19°25; %-passen- ger. CAbany 7607. 704 Interdrive. (c62) 2-ton, 3-ton chassis; International latest model, like new, $1000. inclosed cab; $750. RUCKS GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS TRUCKS GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS. Exchange Motor Truck and Parts Co., "611 Market st. Lindell 5354. s’TUDEBAK ER—Touring. 1924; like new; cheap: trade. terms. 3844 S. Broadway. STL DEBAKER—1923 wouring, ight six; good condition. $40. 2714 N. 21st. (c) STUDEBAKER—1924 light 6: perfect, $65. 1908 Sidney. sSTUDEBAKER—Touringe: _ special: rood LINCOLN SPORT PHAETON Most beautiful late: j shield, trunk, bumpers: 2 orything an new; with tonneau, extra tires; will sell at a bargain. OTORIST. 1834 Locust. wind- ev- —— - _ ~ HUPMOBILE CLUB SEDAN Thess cars look like new and are in wonderful condition. We also have niany other makes and models. PRICED FROM $50.00 UP See us before making your decision. We are open evenings and Sundays, SOUTHWEST NASH CO. 3039 LOCUST a ace el ee till til atl Mii USED CAR DEPT. Auto Bodies Wanted BODY Wtd.—Closed: to state price Box T-133, fit 1yp24 Post-Dis. Phil. H. Brockman Says: AUTO Star: MAC io truc k: $ : 2%4,-ton: 1500. Anniv S376 Easton. late model, (c99) Auto Bodies For Sale 2d floor condition; $100. 5899 Nina pl., (ee) west: CAbany 2534. PIERCE » Service truck: —5-ton truck, stake body, sell chean. repossessed; cheap. 3809 (c) coupe ; a bargain at 9°18 Tocust. (cl) real peauly; STUDSBAKER —- Touring; Special Six: new car; Faston. S?TUTZ—4-passenger $350: terms. Schnnure. STUTZ—Sport 6 tourme: $495. Milton, 3214 Locust. WILLYS KNIGHT—Runs as good as new: $225: terms. 4319 Sacramento. Trucks For Sale ALTO ‘TRUCK—3125: brick, heavy haul- ing: S250: terms. 4711 Natural Bridge. { ; ' REO—Open mortgage. REPUBLIC TRUCKS—2®, Call seed wagon, $209.90. Huber. and l 2401 O'Fallon. sold to satisfy | 2601 Locust, | Buy Early Save Money AUTO BODY—1926 touring; cheap. 65640 Janet, or call EVergreen 4340 Moanday.ic) BOD] ES—New and used, many _ styles, for Ford and Chevrolet, at very low prices: 1% and 1812 Virginia. 2-ton. (eo) It won't be long now until Spring !s trade your old body. Deeds Auto Bodv here with its consequent heavy demands ae a. Co,, 106 8. 12th. (a) SI hauled: af mes i25 ER—-Duplex u Ve 1LDON) TRUCK-—1 49-ton; sacrificed. S100. 1903 touring, open Sunday. Motor Co., 3745 Page. Knox. eondition: terms: »v-De Largev newly over- wonder- De (c) | with doors; upon the distributor to meet requirements. | So it is very important that you buy early | when stocks are complete and prices are | considerably lower than they will be later, | |CHEVROLET BODIES—1920-1926. coach And if the ear Phil Prockman sells you and sedan: terms, Morris. "SIO (Olive. CAB—Fully closed, very cheap. 61; 4 Cc alts. TRAFFIC—tTruck, Ii stake body with ttle monev. Huber, 2601 Locust. cab: ' don't make good, he will. | CHE VROLET—Touring body, with glass- FAIR BEYOND DOUBT. | mobile top: $15. 1118 S. Taylor (c) LIBERAL TERMS. | CHEVROLET Naka eae a 30) TIRE SERVICE TRUCKS—Two, pletely equipped. Call 1501 com- N. Grand, 1925- Essex Roadster _ * 6. PRospect 1668 1) IP Facet Falcon-Knight Coach. CHEVROLET BODY— Sedan, 1926. P od. Falcon-Kright Coupe pect I Str oS. Setiernon, : 1c) CHEVROLET—Ford trucks and chassis, | cheap Flint Chev Co... 4710-20 march: | CHEVRKULET — Light delivery = truck; closed; trade, terms. McNair. ~—}-ton gence: almoat | terms if de sired, Ss. Sd cg 740. l-ton, new: terms if desired. | ieseatde 2740. (eS3) | OR BO ne ‘ ~ @ 1927 truck: almost JEWETT 1924 touring, periect condition, Ss. 1903 Sidney. JEWHE i i—'Louring tires; runs perfect: 6431 Ridge. LINCOLN—-Phaeton. late model: origilas owner: cheap. Call CAbany 42853]. (cs) late model: new $35. | CHEVRULEI—I927. | Chevrolet Meht delivery, panel | extra good condition, $295. Flint) Co., 4710-290 Delmar. CHk'vy ROLET—Ton — Sucks 1927: terms: always oper. 455 i Easton. | 7) body, LINCOLA—Phaeton and one tours; beth in excellent condition; each. 5965 Cabanne. CAbany 7S80. LINCOLN SPORT PHAETON Our selection is complete: prices from $650 to $1500: terms or trade. 0. Jefferson 7491. J31i8 W asi 7 -passenger $oV0 ' 4°10 [taska, 19°27: staid dump terms, ic) CHEV ROLE T—tTruck; Il-ton: body: only 2% months’ old; tIiverside 50 5 Py; iles. Truck: a iate only S800 CHEVROLET cab; run » coupe 3029 (c) . 3. HEVROL ET- MeNair. Ford ton 2860 1926: terms, Ton truck. truck, 1026; like new: trade, THE BRODHEAD COMPANY Lincoln sport touring: finished and tires like new: bought this car for cash: quick sale: small og ad our price $SS50: don't fail to see this bargain today. Open Sun- days. 3318 Washington. Jefferson 7491, LINCOLN SPORT 4-PASS PHAETON Tijs beautiful car has had the care of a Daby; a ride will convince you: brand-new | tires. new paint job. classomobile eurtains: this is the best buy in town at $300 down. Dalance te suit vou: must be seen to be ane ly trade. See this big bargain | ACLEDE oUTOR CO.. 4003 Laclede. Velie Distributers. all Sundayva and evenings. N—Tourimge, @-passenger: real bar- 35. 4503 Saoton. ic) N-——New winter ae will pecterite. lOO2J. 3142 Geye ic ON—+4-passenger ——— ouring, $250, — - Natural Bridge. ya uring: winter enclosure: Williams, 4867 Easton. (eS3x) “Look! Marmon Given Away. mtires: ies” ad CHEVR« LET — 1927, sota. Riverside ]-ton new: must sell. 2197M. truck, panel body, like 4105 Minne- (c CHEVROLET terms, 1928 new_ ton. truck cab, sell $150 under list; 1903 Sidney with trade. chassis, CHEV KOLET—One-ton truck: | first -clasa | a. CHEV ROLET—2; bodies. mar How auick can vou get here’ Drive home in this Marmon 4-passenger de luxe sport touring. lx 70 miles an hour: wire wheels, many extras: $700 value: 95 today. Your oe n terms or trade. YAHLEM. 1085 WN. MOON N—Touring:; repossessed: $425 S3S00 Easton MOON—Ford touring car; 150, 190 Sacramento. A pod 1g, S90, RO): Ivor pm ey touring: 1925: oo Store, 2651 Lafayette, OON—1925 touring, perfect condition, 185: terms, trade. Aes Sidney. N—Sport touring, late 1923. balloons: -whee) brakes; refinished; $165: terms. 4568 Easton. fe) lOON. Tourinne. with and tires: aon * oe to & Motor » shin ton. Moon S ort Touring—$29 * Exceptional bareain. Boy” Page. oe SASH—Advance 6 sport: will sacrifice for euick gale Phone aren ow 4°°RW (c38) Sil—Touring, iate job, ; terms: trade. (cl) © Mienour good - 2E20 ur Grand, like new; (cc) OG disc wheeis; (ehh) (62) S. S. cheap. paint good 00 Moon e. clean a1 4 Grand. eonuition: $7.2. omg te pessaneer touring: e Huber, 2601 Locu . ia— touring, cee me condition, o: germs; a Sidney - vy inclos- 1 a 6; nT pertect Kondition: “$250, DeVoy. be Larsy, 3745 — Touring, perfect must sell, “tires: $70. Ragu re fee $ 5 Seu rea, dirt cheap. $285- . ty Bt ‘down; 1824 Ford, only 3:5 wn: dey’ Jewett and 1922 Dodge, nol pick, $60: $20 down: 1923 Chevro- det. $45, >. Sows: many others: r wy. eendition: good S21L1A Howard, ie] ) 736 Nash Rourte Given Away Whoever heard of a de luxe touring ith Sweet brakes and balloon tires at t, touring. $175: Ford tour- ert Chevrolet AB ay $125: * epori touring, 405: Oakland At ox lerms you like or a ba . a few moments cht car for sum- lent se may; a i Cc _ winte ae Norge | Pas = ah aL er bites 8 ‘hot On sale * wb 4 touring: wint - a ur uty. dirt cheap: at ee one “4 ‘on your pie 65: 192% t others ryee see ‘em: your 16 Locust, | VODGE—l-ton tr | ; | ’ | | dell TOO8W closed panel all in Realty new tires; $475. Riggio late ‘27 mode! condition; 5149 Shaw av. 1927 dump truck: rubber; steel 4404 Easton. body ; very dump DEL (el) — good ck Norder, good 0873. CHEVROLET—1926 ton truck, cab and stake body, 3 months old: practically new motor: tires 80 per cent: re possessed: will be sold at a bargain: $350. : MacCARTHY- PARDU FE, 6320. Delmar. Used Car Dept. 6506 Olive Street Road. (c62) DODGE—Delivery truck: late 1926 model. 37157 Virginia av. cht) DOLGE—Truck, 44-tonr, or nel body: Al] | condition: S175: terms. 4210 Itaska. DOVGE-—Truck: #-ton: $xdrene body and top: SL35. FoOrest 4337 L603 Semple DODGE—Truck ; good — and new bat- | tery, S75. 4640 Pennsylvania. (cM) | DODGE TRUCK—Panel body r for | quick sale. 460 D Delor Riverside 47 745. ruck. lor sale. or trade for i887 Keokuk. -& e $260; perte L coln- lie Ht Chevr a BE ~—DODG EW... 1925 toac dition, OS Sidney. DODGE TRUCK-——-& ton: in go0d tion. 26 West Bi Bend, J ebater Groves. WkkEbster 9799. (en) DODGE—sScreen deliver ¥; ready to on $90 down: an smeatiant. ‘car for light de- livery: : 6701 or ha @ COUGI- | terms TOW NSE ND MOTOR CO Olive Street Ra (“‘Abany aaseT RU CKS Dodge, screen: 19°97 Graham, 1- ton stake: 1926 144-ton ‘Graham stake, one wheel base; 19° 8 Ford light delivery, i $100: 1926 Chevro!) et l-ton stake: 195 Ford tank wagon: ? -ton Traffie open ex- | press: G. M. C. ®-ton stake: 1925 Ford | Stee. with screen body, TATE MOTOR CO”% INCG.., | 8041- 43 Locust st. JEfferson 3715. FORD ne-ton truck, 1925 model. 5161. fe) fc) LIn- | (ec) | S175: Sd) | fe} coal: | Bridge. Call | (e) cash. page ¢ ? 2 ip truck tv down. N; "Bri “tis atura] Bride. FO T= 7 ton truck: ice and $150: S50 down. 4711 Natura} FORD—Licht delivery, open ly: anv day this week, 1¢ 10 2 OC nt et. FORD truck S 2 ot $2. _ abe nr ay. re 00 For D—~1925 ton truck stake he ,* ? fj 1805 Menard at. he wrstesahe sta os PORD— Pon truck: 19°45: perfect cond}- S110- terme. 3114 (Case. -Ton truck, with starter; cheap, ~ Olive. l-ton 1923 Michie FoRDS- | FORIMG late ton tr YX ger “ton truck. mibalt 34 ’ 1924, with coal body: | 1 ‘. fe) ar trucks, suit all urposes | y | 1903 Sidney, eee en cke: $8 up; Jeffe ‘reoq, trek; with Arsenal et.- good condition, FORD—Ton dump truck, 1924: good con- dition: aell e« heap. 7009 S. Grand. FOR D—Tan truck - take body: | ‘; ey bargain: 42° ‘Ow wt Hn Bridw ary FORDS—Two one-ton trucks: tion: S75 and n417 WN. dal FoORI one truck; late model; } Ame, ferme mila Oldsmobile Sedan truck body Willys-Knight Sedan also %o-fon truck. 2811 Kaston, (ce) Fiint Touring PORE Sedan body. 1925: Ford dab, $10. Studebaker Sedan 4711 Natural _ Hridee. (c) Packard Sedan HUCKSTER'S RObDY—Used for Ford Moon Coupe Chevrolet rood shape. Deeds Auto Body Co... 106 S.' 12th so gat gly ayia yc ii, ay aay . sta, Ay ill lle a a i t,t ae ttt. iy, it ii i et ti li i i i i i el i i ei li le ae REAL, BARGAINS a USED TRUCKS SOME GOOD AS NEW AND FPACTCRY. GUARANTEED THE HUG CO. DIRECT FACTORY BRANCH 3030-32 LOCUST ST. Phone JEfferson 2893, St. Louis, Mo. (c99) SL USED TRUCKS { trpes of es. +e Federal, GMC, Victor, . Acme, Traft fic. AND MANY OTHER DIA. MOND T MOTOR CAR co. Open Sunday 9 to 12, 2125 Morgan St. CEntral OS82. All sizes, with Diamond T, various Indiana Trucks RECONDITIONED 2 -Ton -Ton 1°4-Ton 1%-Ton -Ton -'Ton -Ton -Ton Indiana Dump. Indiana Chassis. Indiana Express. Indiana Stake. Indiana Road Builder. Indiana Road Builder. Chevrolet Stake. Chevrolet Dump, White Chassis. GMC K.- 18. Diamond T. Graham. I. H. C. Stake. SUNDAY 9 TO 1, INDIANA BRANCH SARAH AT LINDELL ”? - OPEN SUMMER IS NEXT DOOR Get ready to ereet it and hare the time of your life with ore of these babies for only a small-down payment of $25.00 Balance in weekly or — par- ments at your convenience Your old car in trade. Ford Dodge Cherolet Buick Velie Iludson liaynes Oldamobile Oakland Paige Chandler Studebaker USED CAR EXCHANGE 2944 Locust Lincoln Touring. 7-passenger. DE LUXE AUTO CO. CLOSED BUuvIiES FOR ALL PHIT. H. BROCKMAN, President. Phone us for inform ation, Vietbr Peerless and Falcon-Knight Dist. Modern Auto Parts. Lafayette. 3115 LOCUST USED FORD BOUDIES—AIl models. Open Sunday All Day 1195. 7320 N. Broadway, Evenings All Week. Note: If you pay more here, it’s worth Chassis For Sale CHEVROLET—LY2S 1668. 8029 S. Jeffe: more. DODGH CHASSIS—In 1195 Bavard. FOrest 567 70) FORD—Chmassis, 1-ton, CPE rebuilt —s repainted, like new, $150. 1118S T: aylor. FURKD CHASSIS—-1924: starter S$3U: also 1921 for $15. Morris. ato ‘Olive. FORD—1925 chassis. ton. Ruckstee! axle. $150, $50 down. 4711 Natural Bridge.(c) FORD—Chassis, 1 ton. starter, pneumatic tires: guaranteed: $125: terms. cs LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR OO., Natural Bridge at Union. EVergreen CARS. 4563. (c8&) COltax (c99) chassis. v?Rospect rson. r reg order, Automobiles For Sale—Misceilaneous CHEVROLET—$125 interest in any new Chevrolet for $100. Hiland 0463. WILLYS-KNIGHT SIXES—New: previous modela: new-Car guarantee: save $300 to $600: no valves to grind no carbon to clean in the sleeve valve engine. See Mr. Bekert 2300 Locust before noon today, "¢ y NOTHING OVER $450 Nash two-door sedan. $435: Studebaker | Duplex touring for 385: Roemer sport touring, 6 wire wheels, for $245: Whip reer coach for $385: Auburn sedan for $285; small down payment, balance easy. AUBURN-ST. LOUIS CO.. 2007 Locust. Sy. €LC or 23054. 1927—Chassis. PRospéct 1668. Jefferson. Tires For Sale CASINGS AND TUBES—tThree: 4888 Carter. TIRES—Slightlv used. evenings. Ample’s, 708 N. Vandewenter. TIRES—5S,. and tubes. 33x4, pversized cords, $10 each. S5584A Etzel. (a) TIRE os $0x4.95, brand-new; in wrap- per "600 Locust. (cr) oe em 383x500, — Goodrich mend: bargain: 89.95, 2600 Leaeust Fines new tires, 31Lx6, CAb- anv ROSODVW. TIRES——Shightly used by Police uD. 900 Chestnut. TIRES—4; 3Ox31,: cord; 4101 Coneordia. TIRES—Cheap; new and rima, D004 Easton, TIRES—2: 36x12; solid gain: S35 each. 1020 TIRES—2Z- J6x6: PONTIAC, 3029 8. All makes: priced to sell: g4x4: $5. ranging from ~— z c Pace all models: $50 and up: trade; 352 Open Sundars and See | 100 Open and Closed Cars CARS BELOW COST These cars will be eold at exceedingly jlow price Any reasonable offer will not be refused. 1924 Dodge sedan. 1926 Essex coach. 1925 Moon sedan. 1924 Studebaker touring Big 6. WEST. SIDE BUICK AU ‘TO CO.., Forest 7180. 5427 Easton. Auomoliie Borner good, cheap, dependable cars that are all in 100 per cent condition, visit our lot. We have all makes pe mapgers of iy type desired. Terms and tra UR CARS ARE PLAINL ‘ PR ICED WEBER searale -- i? (Dp AUTOMO- rT | "9th and Locust sts JEfferson 1111 PRICES SLASHED ON USED CARS All makes and models: 65 cars to select | | from. Prices range from $50 to 6800. | All in good condition. Your car as down payment. Cash, trade, terms, MUST GO AT ONCE WINTERS AUTO SALES & SERVICE CO. 2315 S. Broadway HUmbolt 0639 (ce) 50, balloon Dept., $2 (e) used one week. used; tubes and bar- truck tires; y ie) N. 12th, new Firestane' solid truck tire: verv cheap. 1020 N. 1%th.(e¢) TIRE S—4 slightly used, 31x5.95: ‘t heavy cords, $3.50 each. three P90] (cOl) suit. Q9O05 > feoQ) ~Repaired cheap with HKMauiman rub- right now we serve you better Firestone Dealers. S004 Lo LA. ys Time Bower Tire Co, bi ae it terme 3 . Grand. TIRES ber rivets: M. B.- Tire .Co.. Easton TRUOK TIRES—Slichtiv tires: all sizes and makes: pressed on. General | Auto chaneer, 1020 N._ 12th. SPECIAL-——Slightly used, these unusual bargains. Glenn, . S. CO.. AY used: very Tire cheap: Ex- all sizes; on Grand. Pine elt) Tae (ceAQ) USED TIRES—S? up A Shenandoah. WLAclede O51" Tops For Sale Accessories, Parts—For Sale pool ” eeastdion $50 inet aed. (3408 ; Pi oe € ( 0 AN DS ramen for p vor. cheap. Colfax ;Compton, PRospect 347 ‘ aaway. (CP) | ROOFS put on coupes, $4: sedans, . 4 y Gy Bh, ant glass, oe ay, (eNO) | tops, Curtains, cushions. seat cov ers, 6° | 8. : ) | Olive Street rd. PArkview 1683J. | AUTOMOBILE SPRAYING OUTF -|= ( angie S033 Shenandoah. GRand | aE ALCCESSORIES—set high- Rapes ne Ser for Wills- Knight ‘ ays set ti CAbany R089 W eau 6-volt; 11-13 sy TTERIES—Two: Ford roadsters. 23 Farrar at. RUMBTE saTS for x o cushions: price, tops. seat a etc. 2524 W. Pi Pinta (cf9) CHRYSLER 70 MOTOR sae D | 1927 body. See a 5%: te) o GAL, MOTORLENE O 2. 30: d. none better. 408 4 es F —f ene y | FC oR Ser automobiles or truck parts! cent off list price, go to} itis 's lor. 5 Wti—-owew-cxe-cesens— Glass inclosure specials: Ford $19.95: Chevrolet touring. 29.96 . eed | roadster, 316.95: Chevro et $19.95; for other cara at reduced oe of other hargains: an evenings until 10 p. m. p eviw yeu ‘ r" $6: a4 | rade | %o A: 32x6. (ec piate, (c) FOR LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY AND LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES prices: open Sundays ‘REID'S (ePQ) SEE PART 10, PAGE 6A Ads in These Columns Today. __| FUCLID-M’PHERSON CORNER BRINGS $250,000 IN SALE Sale of the southeast corner of Euclid and McPherson avenues for Samuel Schultz to Monroe H. Fitz- gerrell is announced by the Mau- rer-Ghio-Beffa Realty Co. The purchase price was $250,000,- with an annual income of approximately $35,000. The property consists of several shops, stores, offices and apart- ments. This corner has a front- age of 158 feet on McPherson ave- nue by a depth of 175 feet on Iu- clid avenue, built solid with im- provements, two stories high of buff brick and terra cotta with tile roof. The property now is under the management of the Maurer- Ghio-Beffa company, 3540 Olive street, and will continue so. The firm alsot"announces the sale of a six-family apartment on the northwest corner of Goodfellow and Enright avenues, for Dr. and Mrs. A. Rosentretter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cuguzzi, and a four- family flat, 4368-70 Page boule- vard, for Conrad Cohn to a client. B, P, OWEN CONCERN TO OPEN SUBDIVISION ON CLAYTON ROAD The B. P. Owen org: ‘division on the Clayton road about '16 miles from St. ‘jas “Clayton Road Estates, ijhave 162 | been sold to E. Cole, | Kissel-Skiles company, Owen organization an- nounces the opening of a new sub- Louis, about one and a half miles from Ellisville. The new subdivision will be known ”’ and will large lots, of which 20 lots with a frontage of 2000 feet, will face Clayton road. All lots will be sold on the easy-payment plan. On the tract when purchased was a large six-room house, facing Clayton road. This was sold before the deal was closed to Howard Munson of New York City, who will make it his country home. Six large tracts will be used for a chicken farm. One block has manager of who ex- pects to build a country home. Clayton Road Estates contains 100 acres. It will be the tenth sub- division developed by the Owen organization in the-last five years. a a ee (cH) | c) 11924, Men. fouriigs, | | The Martin & Breitt Real Estate | Co, or | ' two-story (@) | GRAUPNER MADE MANAGER OF JEFFERSON REALTY CO. Announcement was made yester- day of the election of Theodore FF’. Graupner as secretary and treas- urer of the Jefferson Realty & Investment Co. and his appoint- ment as manager of the company, effective March 15. The company has offices at 3401 South Jefferson avenue and trans- acts a general real estate business and is controlled by interests iden- tified with the Cherokee National Bank, Jefferson and Cherokee. Graupner has been connected with Cornet & Zeibig for more than 15 years and for the last year has (been manager of apartments for ‘that firm. He is a member of the | Bar, having been admitted in June, | and is a member of the Mis- | souri Association of Title Men and ithe National Association of Title . MARTIN & BREITT CLOSE SEVERAL BUSINESS LEASES reports having closed severai business leases. The Weilbacher Truck Service Co. have leased the building at 1217-19-21 Spruce street fo ra central distrib- uting point for freight to various points in Illinois. The lease was made for Edna 8S. Yeckel. ‘The company also leased the two-story and basement building at 1824 Chouteau avenue to the H. Wenzei Tent and Duck Co. ‘The lease was made for P. A. Golstein. oO. I. Gotsch & Co. has taken a long- term. lease on: the entire second floor of the building at the north- east corner of Seventh street and Franklin avenue. The lease was se. | (c65) | balloon | (cyt : - e@lid truck ;ness in Belleville, I11., ea with the Klauber Real (eND) | ' Within | Butts | sold made for Otto Pabst. _—_ - New Firm Reports Seven Sales. The Dimmitt, Rickoff, Bayer | Real Estate Co., Inc., through its | president, Leslie A. Bayer, reports ; Seven sales since the company be- | gan business, Feb. 15, as follows: '5718 Waterman avenue, residence, .for Jane Reid to Rose Hoffman: 2153 Esther avenue, to Della Con- ‘nor and John Connor for Leo F. Petermann, a client of the Wenz- | lick Realty Co.; 4218 South Thirty- eighth street, modern single flat, for Oscar A. Tuckett, and wife to Robert Kugath; 6636 Garner avenue, single flat, for Devin P. Powers to Edward Heinicke: 6627 Hoffman avenue, to Joseph A, Sei- | bert for Harry Schwehr, a client of Wenzlick Realty Co.: 40-foot vacant, corner of Williams and Del Norte, for Edward Heinicke , to Devin P. Powers: 80-foot vacant on Heege road at Gravois road for Jos. A. Seibert to > Harry Schwehr. New Real Estate Firm Organized. Peter Geist and Elmer F. Brich- iler have organized a real estate firm known as the Geist-Brichler Realty Co. with offices at 4738% Gravois avenue. They will run a general real estate, loan and in- Surance business. Geist was for- merly a member of the Geist-May Realty Co. Brichler has been in the real estate and insurance busi- for the past Hé was also associat- Estate nine vears. (‘o. as a salesman. Two Houses in Parkview Sold. The second sale the month is reported by Realty Co., that company having transferred the residence at 6211 Mé¢Pherson avenue to William G. Spencer O'Fallon for a client. The house hag 12 rooms, three baths and a three-car garage. The previous sale made in Parkview was that of the wresidence at 329 Westgate avenue. This house was for Edgar F. Peters to Mrs. Weston. Joins Boehmer Real Estate Co. Charles B. Pryor, has identified himself with the Boehmer Real Estate Co. He hes been active in ‘the real estate field in Florida. in Parkview | |for Oliver Graf. ST, LOUIS MEN NAMED ON NATIONAL REALTY COMMITTEE Louis F. Yeckel, president of Yeckel-Earickson & Co., Inc., and a second vice-president of the Real Estate Exchange, has been appoint- ead a member of the Building and Loan Committee of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. William W. Butts, president of the Butts Realty Co., and a past presi-: dent of the exchange, has been ,ap- pointed a member of the Commit- tee on Uniform State Legislation, and Eugene D. Ruth Jr., president of the firm of Francis-Perry-Ruth Realty Co., Mayor of University City, and until recently a member of the exchange directorate, has been appointed a member of the National Association’s Committee on State Taxation. The St. Louis Real Estate Ex- change is further represented in the National Association by Joseph W. Hannauer, a member of the Board of Directors, and George C. Smith, director of the Industrial Bureau, who is vice-chairman of the National Association’s In- dustrial Property Division. ARCHSHOEFER CO, LEASES FRANKLIN AVENUE BUILDING The se il dna Halliday William ©. Sergent 8421 marles Edward Dahmer... : weiyn Holtgreve ina M. “04 menerine Cy L and E. Gnd J. Curtis,.412 W. eR. and EF. TICENSES. ‘ - Wiiiamer ite. Ti! ..-Wiliamsville, Ii er 8! —- 809 Benton Reilly 1503 §. Broadway Miam! Evans MARRIAGE Fdwards.. orthy A. Dye Fries Trotter rs. Alice S, Wiles... lara peas L, Acke 5715 Chamberlain Siarries ML Ackert....8734 Enright finand erbcpaxe: i citcuwi 5741 Julian Rasch Kimmswick, Mo Collinsville, I Collinsville. Til Welleton 4311 Darby as Morwanford 500 S. 37th .5835 Cote ae. Kreiti never ries Neu yh E. Ww einveich Schulte 4H. Brewster. | il mins Hartmann I! § Mueller 4150 Connecticnt a Mack 6730 Vermont mik Sales Weisshaar ..1508 Salisbury - Lina Dettling 5f ee Salisbury lan Fritschen 36098 N. 9th ra baitinger ee a ee ol 2624 McNair me Wright .. 2810 Gamble be B. Allen. 400 S. Jefferson 1028 Fyedicton aon a6 Coo Bence Gibson Hawkins «. TaAtzin Meivn Marie McCoard. . Webster hele Montalto 2429 Baco § Dorancricchio 3635 Garfield ard B&B. Fogaem Sloomtnaton: Ind A .. 1437 Temple Ferra 1424 Blair B Palasecl@ |: ss s42000 *‘yat2 O'Fallon char! Wedel .3311 California Méred Uelentrup 3503 Missouri BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS. Davis, 2517 N> Newstead. and E. becker, 2226 Alberta. Courtois, O'Keefe, 7709A Vulcan, French, 3451 Keokuk, 37d Lk. Marikos, 4439 Tholozan. }and ©. Hays, 7314 8S. Levee. + E. and M. Bruce, 1429 Bremen B. and F. Schwab, 5642 Kingsbury. and A. Strauss, 710 Westgate. * and ©. Hansen, 4202 N. Buclid. , and F Alexander, 6852 Wabada, F, and QD, Royer, 4257W ae: A. and B. Werner, 33830A 8. 9th, ain) Jamboretz. "104 Blair Wr cemOr en. 2118 Biair. Zahner, 462 4 Evans. . be 46°23 Oregon. . “Kinloch Park. 4145 Burgen. se Zulpo, 7609 Polk, .H and ¢ Wiegmann, 5354 . and f:. Goldberg. 4401 E. Brimer, 404. Ba Axelbaum, 1410 Tem Clay ton genie ec, » FP. and J, Campbell. M. Lon BURIAL PERMITS. ae I Fee m. RO. 1. , Bodenneimner rn 46 Be Ra ty I ’ ‘ Mosconi. . Simonds. sracy, $3 4 ry ,McKenzie, : Vv ‘ Mumbo r. B. Hii}. “7 Schinoeller, 2) : + Aeie hold. 47. Seeeth Moran. La, . 3 moothe at ne nolds, 77 : 4203A Blaine. $32 fia "Marc, Gano. ts “Division, “. Morgan. Spe 5) n . _ Ww ehdrich oe 2 Gerber. \4 Dalire M i Tuce wesc Benet rw. 18 aman th 8 N 7 Be anont h ae 1 is hese 6 ~ see ~~. 4455 we 1504 By: ‘nlites” +> Ries 5. 4909 Ashby. Menns 51 iv Cote Bril- 358 Births, 285 Deaths { There were 358 s deaths reported in St. week, Eighty-three of organic heart trou pneumonia, 25 of Srighe* 18 of tuberculosis, 17 of diseases of the ne and a like number of di turbances. There were. cides, two homicides ¢ cidental —— Undertaking: omy 5165 DELMAR . ARNOLD—.- Entered into March .10. at 2 beloved Re ri -law great-¢ r, in his yay oo on Monday, ai) a. > ssavlete € he Ch i at Maxville, pchurem e tered into res o -

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Se ret rs . bobbESS Ses coeeeee: +. tt ; : tees > ate! bes taee 4 ~ es - t¢>- » . oan + Me hele ok peas so. rk owe ° tS. i: See = iss. oe - + : “ . ~ + : obs phot eee + ebeeree e ot yheree os thy -t3tt +33 ashe ; ae > puis F. Yeckel, president of % el-Earickson & Co., Inc., and HAVE $700 (00 \ rr an ee meee cel. cee tae eo : | ond vice-president of the Real | a | PE I a m 28 | | ' al aie a eS ee ong | am a tae ee school for the Following Pages: aig oomchag of _ nervous system Latayette avenue, Interment in Valnaila : given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt i | March tz, at's 30 a.m. to St. Matthews ey + - tor thal kindness Sees’ ond agen fF - y= ‘er : a like semetery, | L ; . ; oe te > he firm of Francis Perry uth aie tn Ot: Lens of its king to | On ie number of digestive dis- y (c7) ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed all f oc se oe soniye A a ane ) pathy shown us in our late sad hour of Ity Co. Mayor of University t in uis, 18 to be on -“ ances. There were three sui- BURLIS—Entered into rest on Wednesday. || sens ye p, AND DIRTY WALLS omnes TR ee peg Pe gee ph "T 4 , : j ‘4 2 2 : ne ° = * aehe a . ' . » * , , ‘ , and until recently a member | structed by St. Elizabeth's param | siontion "sae ate eh ope Hs ye two homicides and five ac-| Burlis of 3734 Chispewe im. Gearee 0 —Cleaners for painted walls arab aear ans oka Colored glass ||| Cobine). het Of Norman. Ducesel, Qaughia? | pene Smt tor toe tilae Wate te) | maak the exchange directorate, has on the northeast corner of a sh ou 0s Coe Serenenceeee cidental deaths. father of Esther Jane Burlis. beloved son ||| sold by dealers. They are prefer- ne as well with ||| dear mother of Norman Duessel, daughter | ings. THE HUKE FAMILY. (c) | Sadly missed by ES inted mber of the | and Taylor avenues, { Cooke ce ceeseeeees of Edmund and Anna Burlis (nee Raffel).| || able to soap and water because Do ar as with silver but a service ||| of the late Thomas and Susan Cobine. sis- I wish to extend sincere thanks to CHMANN, | m appointed a me tC was » 7 od ge saat | Plate of some ware other than the ot. Sheen Vane, 9, Sie Sven the relatives and frie ds for the a 016 5. 24 at. : ; dear brother of Mrs. Ida A. Karg (nee ' jonal Association's Committee nounced last night by the Rev ie I few Travel Tripe ..cccceccece CEMETERIES _ Burlis), and our dear grandson, brother- | | they shorten the work if you have | Slass is often used. Silv er service | |and the late Jacob and Leonard Cobine, nd sympathy shown me in my late be- * Wile See R. E. Sec., Pa in-law. nephew and cousin, at the age of ||| 2 large area to clean, and they | plates and smal} || and, Mrs. Margaret McCall. r f dear husband State Taxation. liam M. Markoe, 8. J., who Will he ‘Board .-->- : +» Page mail articles of silver Funeral from residence of her sister, reavement in the loss of my dear 24 years. are adapted to preserve the gloss | -a xe 1 é ‘ der let. Louis, Real Estate Ex-|principal of the echoot ©" immasntes cot Tastee. eis on, Mongar, March 42, at 4i90|| St paint Cold Water paint th Rot jiave'f alestbcine eee yt | | Mince age ae ged | LePrae uiy"a,opan, Sase nge is further represented ee Father Markoe plans te a ee p,m. trom Zeigenhein Bros.’ chapel, 262 | washable; practically all others | cy Me for the different icone Hie Be 5 Interment mB. Memorial Parks | yg ramet 08 Gabe Ten | are, Served amd you may usually buy || U@™etery: — ELEANOR HUBER. (c) THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL | ®XEN£S—Entered into rest on Saturday, | | ; | ) I WM. A.—See “Electrical Con-| these . | RALSTON—Entered into re et on Friday aan een eels “ol letais aysnee. oO Match &, UREReRR: bet, March 9, 1928 rh at 6 8 _ Bert ‘Rais: We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks Byrnes, belosed wiie oi James syrnes, ||| tractors” as listed in classified sec-; |,, BO i the a MAUSOLEUM mother of Charles Byrnes, mother-in-law, ||| tion of telephone directory. with ai) treuthe ane eet H | — dcarly beloved husband of my t= tn oT Same sha beauitul floral Cleaning and Dyeing CAbany_8608 __GArfield_8331__ (c62) **yuneral ‘Tuesday at p.m from fam- | MEXICO.—Fifth a a at For-| them to swim a few inches near || and our dear father-in-law, in bis seventy: Gear wihe cna slate. ee eee ; : 3 a ee pmee e ee — National Association by Joseph |the school a modern Institue Om™e™ _ negroes Hannauer, a member of the/| with many recreaationa] featp. oathem chasis rd of Directors, and George C. | including an auditorium wig, — E j omic ig SRR es ith, director of the Industrial | seating capacity of 1600, @ 1 | . whet AD bt ad MH 20 B09 29 as OD Oe National! Association's In- | addition to 14 class rooms, E | Deocing be CARLIN—Enter« ; . k . | a severe cecomecescosees N—Entered into rest on Saturday,||) corners of.any city in the world,; Make an effort to stay near the 9966 Easton avenue to Memorial P _ : ae Mei ) F me a. | J Hg ; P ark Mr. John L. Cooper and family wish to rial } rope rty T)iv 1Sion. : The ground for the bui pentists eee eteereereseeseese “The Park of Memories” i March lu, 1928, at. 3:3V D. in., “ai VOOD00.—The words written on! surface but cannot. P robably this | 5905 Ty. Deceased was a Member of thank their kind friends and neighbors Arrrn nn Irac 'fronting 480 f Carin of 2030 East Harris avenue, | is what causes y fi || Carpenters’ Local No. 417 ( d thy aurin | eet on Cook ave Petectives sercsreccessescomes rrea||| the wall for Belshazzar may be our fish to swim . cas 10. . c7) | ior their acts of love and sympathy « e nue” ' sidewi : ther, Eleanor HSHOEFER CO. LEASES and 150 feet on Taylor, has he me “Pressmaking ..-ceceresecssece se.. They recover if placed for | | RAMSDELL—Entered into rest Friday, | eur recent loss of wife and mo le ow GRAVO mother ot Mrs. Henry Geeson, Mrs 5 : is ACAD Henke, Mrs. Len Sommers, Mrs. Henry| || read in the Bible, Daniel, sixth | a while in water only about three | March 9, at 9 a. m.. at residence, 1023 | E. Cooper; and also extend grateful thanks RANKLIN AVENUE BUILDING |purchaseds The site was ge} | Bh Biectric Wizing ..0-ccccccccen | because it is in the center of ¢ | Gas pipe Cleaning eeeereteseeee Hess of Los Angeles, Cai., and Miss Fior- chapter, twenty-fifth verse. The N Fe rier- ' hie ag : | | > i floral tributes to our rpetualCha er Perpeiual Care ence and ‘inomas Carlin, our dear mother- meaning is given in the same) i™ches deep. Fish may also have | eg Vandeventer avenue. Emma Ramis- for the beaut ful filo ir ~~ he Archshoefer Real Estate | densest Negro Catholic popy Re. _ Belp—Men, a - alg aec de has leased the building at 814- ! according to Father Markoe. eo Help—Wemen, Girls .....++06, in-law, grandmother and great-grandmotb- ||} a fungus which makes ther | aged 41 years. beloved wife of Wil- NONSECTAAIAN Teams. chapter. { n act liam Ramsdell and dear mother of Albert We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks dness and niture Co. for Aa period of 10 ,a witeeol for Negroes at 2721 n eesteeoevevr eevee eeeeeer er, in her eighty-fifin year. peculiarly. It can usually be seen ||| Ramsdell and Mrs, Mable Reuman. * jastructio ie . - . . oe Lace lea n eseeeeeenee rs. The building is new, is| boulevard. The only other Neges: s ¥ LAclede 7052 Riverside 2470.( | 2470.(c99) Funerai Tuesday, March 13, at 2 p. m., | lL. I.—Address the Lonesome) py the ' , and appreciation for acts of kin from Math. Hermann & Sons’ chapel, Fair | Club, at Italian Fraternal Hall, ri AB ata conled’ ber tear oetaee | rogungral, Monday, March a my 4 D5 go8 beautiful floral offerings to our relatives and West Fiorissant avenues. interment || 626 Vandeventer avenue, to learn placed in a weak 1 are North Grand boulevard. to Vaiha la Ceme- | 20d iriends in, our sad bereavement in | salt solution, |) the loss of our beloved mother. yamoug & ; aa : Wound .cccccces . pe stories high, and has _ all /Catholic school ts operated by st te . Sie tet fern equipment. The furni-/| Nicholas’ Church at Nineteenth partners ie cbkbeseet PB company will @cupy'§ the street and Lucas avenue. It anh errr Tr rT in Belleiontaine Cemetery ri ¢ s : eens. Los Angeles (Cal.), and Houston (Tex.) | he time of meetings. Address of | about a fourth of a teaspoonful to —e to the officers and employes of rom Kra e immediately. Mr. Isaac | founded by Father Markoe ve aL ae chee eeusabdoses the Goodfellowship Club is West- aioe GERAGH i VY 4822 A ae Sl aa | minster Hall, 3806 Olive street, | fish appear to reat on the nose and March 9, 1928, at 4 a. m., Officer Hugh hshoefer represented all of the years azo and now has 400 Pupil “ 2 Personal eeeteereereaeeeee ee eee Prested parties the preponderant number of whic 3 % Printing, Addressing .....+++.. L-I-N-D-E-L-L B-L, A-T B-0-Y- 7 CASEY entered, "-. 3:10. p. agg | . J. C.—The use of colored glass | spin around and this is a normal Seren ine dearly ‘beloved husband’ of “Alice Phone FOrest_ 0281. JEfferson 3608,(c62) | Ca8ey, beloved mother oi Edward’ Casey, ||| ™ & luncheon service is in very pexercise, Address the president of ||| John and Ellen Jane Regan, dear son of pean = ;| || Good taste at present. You may the St. Louis Aquarium Society, ||| Bridget Regan. and our dear brother. pretty little bungalow at §220 are non- Catholics. 3 ; Professional eetseeerteeeeeses ska avenue has been sold to A campaign is being started 4 | Roofing ete el abel aete He is A. Schneider and Fred and | Father Markoe to raise funds fo r Blastenbrei by the Archshoe- the new school. In the last 10 ¢ | dear Sister of Mrs. Maud Baker, Mrs, Mary || : | ; E. Durand and Walter Goodall. pt also buy inexpensive luncheon sets | 4737 Labadie avenue, to find Out | | brother-in. aes “ind uncie, ip bis forty-fifth shonte — . Sousi's PE. } 0 - ' end to occupy the place as their ome by Negroes. Ultimately. it ts ; . falesmen “eee eeovee ev eee eeeeeee 7 Funeral from family residence, 1815 Laf- ||| which are liked because of their the time of month] | 2 4 t | y meetings. Funeral Monday. March 12, at 8:30 eS S. 2. B.. ds aoe di i} N lin street, Monday, March 12, at 2 p. m. EP he restdenea of a a.| ington C. ze. | ; , his mother, Mrs.| Roh Z. Dube. C. 11, Dr. E. J. Froelien, interment Valhalla Cemetery. (c)*} || LEGAL INFORMATION | | Beldeet Regan, E749 Cote’ Brilliante aie. | Ronee. 3. Dube. C- 32,25. 2 ne, and will move in at once. planned to move St. Elizab ee is is the second time this come Church to the neighborhood ef : Schools eevee vrerereeeereeeeesee Undertakin Com any an . Edward's Church, th t i th d the 8 P CEGLINSKI— Entered into rest on Friday. (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) | ¢ Ceinelety. Deceased wan a mens, | oath gninnneny, ant Simeney Seared my has sold the property within | Situations seeeerereeaseregees . school. s . Special Notices esrtteereereeeeeee March 9 Il1¥28. at 5:15 p. m., Regina | F | 5165 - nie ronEsr. cays | cons _dvz8. a » 1 eo a | - ‘ot "Metropolitan Police Department and| us during the last illness and the lose of ELM i716 ski (nee Yung). beloved wite of Leo | |; T judgment if he had filed suit. It | Police Relief Association, (Pleitsch our dear father, father-in-law and grand- last 60 days. The new institution will have k . Storage, Moving, Express he two-family. flat at 4161 Me- : a ” Svat Oe teaching staff of Sisters of thé ‘Stoves, Furnaces, Repairs....... Chapel Without Charge Ceglinski, dear mother of Elmer. dear | . J. Kim A property owner owns | service ~ | dausg Walter ; ary Yung ‘land to the w: e edge, o - | - ee (c7) ose CENTRALLY LOCATED 136) 1ughter of alter and Mary Yunz. our é the water’ dge, ordima | is not against the law to carry a | ROGU SKI— Entered into rest on Friday father, J ape ane. VED FAMILY. (c) : a Me a a aor, Soe 9903/1, T. B. H.—The mam could only be | avenue was sold last week to : Ra , uis Jones, Newton L. ) 28, Mary Ellen Clar (nee | ) you might be prosecuted. if you! sertion in Illinois. (2) The hus- oseph’s Church, Armstrong and Park ave-| Carl Haas of the Ebenezer Church for. his Aumiller, Fred Karrenbrock, | ae beloved ge of the late Fred-|' cannot pay the $50, drive the car | band could not force the wife to ||| UUCS-_% 5S. Peter and Faul's Cemetery. | consoling werd: ond the. Wie Bees Oe cone ‘missed _ Avery, Bertha F. Louise J, de Em d_ mother of ‘Mrs. W.} |, back to Evansville and give it to| return. (3) He would have to HY ROZIER—Entered into rest. at Los An. | dertaking wT Sor WILKE, Tecment “ce) Senheiser, Lillie male 2 | Hi. nage fet oe 5 Agee ny gas TE rane aig the person there. | take her back after the time you | | eikeles:, Cal. pon, Thursday, Maren 8, 192%, | ice. EDWIN A, W usban In, Joving Barsky, Sophie Kemmis, Joseph | ‘uneral fro Arthur : Donneily’s —_ T. A. C.—Under the circum-| ™@me if she signified willingness ||; Felix and Louise Valle Rosier. the late tt gr Tare heteby vextended. to ail relatives 12 19° bite. who sre sf sa Barth, Kate Laube, Herman a ay " a be = 9 i, on Monday stances stated, all the children to return, unless he has a suit for Ht Funeral Tuesday, March 13, at 10:30 a. re friends for their kindne a- Ww m6 we o ive: to |morning, March 12, at 9 u'clock, Inter | ; would reecive equal shares of the! Givorce pending, which was | |™.. trom Church of Ste. Genevieve, Ste thy as well as the beautiful floral "ot a wVVSr wwe Ci vr nvnrwvsnwteaewovrvnwer~e=BOdBvBUND i ve w ;dear sister, sister-in-law and aunt and/|/|! rily, and can keep you off his land. handbag on your. automobile || N > ' J» : fdarch 9, ; 10 ; : | | Fune e Leidner ch: fender, but it might be negligent, || | Suski, “aged 12 years 9” mon Re: me I wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to ' uneral from the Leidner chapel. 22 ; : cs the 23 d f d relatives wh ave | DEA S | St. Louis avenue. Tuesday. March 13, at | jj extradited if the Canadian Govy- | depending upon the circum. | beloved son of Michael and Petronella Ro: the many friends an = “ ‘| | H i owen Bauer, Frank leicht, J hA ment in Calvary Cemetery. | 4 To ne 4 y face hshoefer represented the pur- NUMEROUS SALES REPORTED | tena Ete | , cliggere~s | | | estate. brought before she offered to re- a oe (el) | ings tendered us in the time as voice ‘and. ools eevee evpeneve*e? @eeeees Biggers Harriet Lindner, h . ; ome r Tv r ~ a ° ; I | . f Oo v d in asers and also the owner of the BY DAVID P. ee || Blanda, Julia Lebomnn, Cueteting: | ob TEES oe ae, PO Friday, March ||| A POOR |WOMAN.—Any one of {SO || SMareh 8, 1898¢ Bana Sehtrogh peasy | ther and” father-in-law, of, our , belo Keres “rat. Bh operty. | , ee. ceson eieth Stamey Mietietei Quatieneian ‘lett ow ade pak ai Geleeed wits of |i the heirs can file a partition suit | IN\ ESTOR.—A suit action or | | daughter of Charlies and the late Sally papectally do we wish to thank Pe ¥. un H EE a cece eewanie : : , ral and have the property and the! proceeding under power of sale to | | S¢hfodi. dear sister of Mrs. Charles Schieb- | */#™ ~~ be | and Erika Clasen and our dear sister, sis-| | Proceeds divided. Consult a law-/ foreclose a mortgasg or deed of || & Elmer and Myrtle Schrodi, our dear pS age = ros. a | ter-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother and || yer, trust. is b;: d af t} ote , |, | Sister-in-law and aunt, a WILKENING—1 lowing sales: To Julius A. Franke, . . a: ot th nan at Ba vee i . anned a cr the lapse of | Funeral on Monday. March 12, Q | ers. for the friendly “ande cellent services | oe. HANDS IN $200 000 DEAL builder, 105 feet in Arsenal Watson’ rl | Seen, mocsiin Noell, Henry | Funeral Monday. Mz re} 2. at ,4 p. m., | /! LINE FENCE.—Apparently there | = ot oy from the date at which 8. m. from W. A. Stock's funeral ee i | Funeral from Kriegshauser caend.. £204 Ruskin, Trinit “tode e No, 641. A. me tet ea streets is proceeding rapidly. Damme. Alice S. Wiles... .1503 S. Broadway | Torloting, Anna Funeral notice later | agrees that there are no bad ef- | idertneine weight “a ys ae wae on | || Manchester avenue, on Tuesday, h13.jA.- ts and tisha sete Hostess Cake | CEM ; Y r 7 ) a f / . . 7 veles { ni yer le : 5 i oe ich ag ow ned by the City Club Leahy reports 20 houses are f es Edward tli i eel | Ganter George Genter Los Angeles Cal.) ‘paper 8 piecase copy. fects from drinki ng SaSsafras tea, | request if you send stamped, ad- || at 8:30 a. m. to Sst. Mark's ape ; i . each; otel Co., has a valuable 35-year | ||| Interment Calvaty Cemetery. (cl) | Also the Ambruster_ Undertaking for | each: Ardre: 5 "Te RY i, = ase from the City Club of §&t. thew efficient ho ~. under construction in the new” ‘ nage Jehne 3753 Evans | Giambalvo, Catherine yjtali, Louis _ COSGROVE—On Thursd ay, March 8, 1928, ||, Certainly not in moderation. dressed envelope, Taking pure, or Tamm Manchester Park subdivie #2 Ackert... a 5715 C sham berlain | Gudermuth, Magdal. Walter. John G. at { of Cosgrove, husband of ANXIDUS READER —A physi- some derivative of, codliver oil, a R—On Saturday, March 10. 1928. Duis. Harry Soudini is the few | _ Harriet M. Ackert....5734 Enright | Gutjahr, Augusta ve ; : | L sident of the hotel. | AMPEE | | a gag service. o| & at 4:20 a. m., Fred L. Stéiner, husband eS lee ND ALL bad " . , q Gear father , ee . , / sion. The contract for makin@@iteinand Werscn: oe eet Potts aanae oe Watters, Ww. H. 1. Ber " eg clan spe iallist is the line of prac- | Such as Marinal, in gradually in- | | ot ~ late Ida Bentzen Steiner. dear fa- LA L ) | 7406 streets and alleys in Grand Gravoig 9mii eel ie Kimmswick, Mo | ia de _ Wester Marie | Thomas Gannon and Mrs, Fred tice which includes your trouble! creasing doses, is advisable, (3) ||| ther of Lucille and Alfred Steiner, beloved} We wish to express our thanks to our! GRY ? ee : dy aoe Haefner, Joseph W. wheatiey, Thos. R. ur Gear grandfather and father in- LW, could best |advise you as to treat-| The taking of yeast has some rep- ||| som of Katherine Steiner. brother of | relatives and friends for the sympathy and Park has been awarded to Perkin- * on tea —e svil'e, a ' Hatton, Daniel L. Williams. Mare. A ee ee irom Souther Funeral ome, | ment or ah operation. Names of: utation for this purpose. pa mga nd Mrs_ Bertha Haeseler. Minnie. | kindness shown us in our last bereavement | aan Cc ont tors A. Mayer, fe — : ouinsville, 11} Sieded. Geerse W . 4 + Be 8 Mich gan avenue, on Monday, Marc! specialists are not published but DIZZY.—The condits arrie, Otto G., Dr. Albert 8. Steiner and! in the loss of my dear husband and my Son Co., contrac ei Bataries New Welleton , ge. Woodward, Laura 2. at 9:39 a. m.. to Mount Hope 2. ats are of I u | . be At na Mite!) ] a nd pat ie n re for correction 6 shine, disorders of heart, lungs, kidney O, 7 Comme No. 1032 R. A. and nor clety and St. Vineent de Paul - na also : etc. A thorough examination || °* u urnverein, cc for the beautiful floral offering mpfer has been connected for 16) OUTSIDE OF BANK BUILDING. Pras Sales Weisshaar 15OR Salisbury | 1¢7 ‘mee Alt). and our dear mother-m-law, | nee Klae our dear mother-in-law. gran nd- ing no Knaowled Pi ars with the wWesser-Goldman | ian tegen. 1508 eal grandmother and aunt, in her seventy- 101 . sane a arand imothe “ be vandal aay sa if no Knowledge of the prepara-? should be made to find the cause. | | wea im ae Tous. at mie rent = a. _- ad pay sg Wife, po DR, J. , 3 — . es - c - j ye ar. ald aun in] Pr slxtlle year. i | i 2: : ae a : pD yn btton Cs, The American Trust Co. as ~ Am snd N, 9 Funeral from the Schumacher funeral Funeral from Wacker-Helderle chapel, pig hin Pay 3 7U ge eaves — . . ee _— = vals } home, JOLS Meramec street fo ry | BGS 34 Gravois avenue. Tuesday. March 13. | oO ugusta Stovicek, dear father o ouis For the past 10 years Stanpfer achieved a nov el effect in ill “3 > Wright 2810 Gamble | meercm 12, at 2 p. m., to New 1cke at 3 p. m., to New St. Marcus Cametery. DEA THS D E ATHS Charles. William and Emil Stovicek, our IN MEMORIAM dealt in farm and timber inating. Around the building > | a B. Aller S. Jefferson | Cemetery. : (cf) | w'Mareh 9, 1088. at 6: IO rest on Wriday. LAU BE—Entered into rest ou Saturday, beg fo ow ol 9 St ar ks wha! ety A sagt F oe one ger : “ : . : ; eTTron 028 ndleton é “ 4 t } res on t ; DI 4 F — FF ered mit res mn) Se “ a Pp. m. atherine “are UV JOS, at a. : ye : ds in the South, and in recent! Seventh and Locust, about 20 f ~a red ia 10258 apen ten | —— a ey a ae a a res jay, oh 10. 1928 1g? re on L. at am | Giambalvo, bejoved daughter of John and _ . beloved husband Af a. — from Moydell parlors, Mississippi and gt nm Louise Binhemm mer, who departed this life pars has devoted all his time to the | above the sidewalk, the bank DSBame.... .......,,, 5855 Greer | Deluved husband of Heriaida Arn nold gree Jae ‘Duffy, beloved no r of Michael, Pat- | tage aanelTo pire Guccione), dear sis | Laube (nee Uhl), dear father of Charles cer of ‘Wadmaian Les nem i * c's. mM Not Sed to us who loved her; , nd Ss : i 68 0 , Reis) - ' , | tll eBoy pene Laube and Mrs. Della Haney (nee Laube), | p. §, Fe EEN ee Not lost, but gone before: : ton. ing Mond aaNGD? anagement of St. Louis proper- | placed an inverted bronze Channeh@@a Hawkins ++----6837 Southwest | } dies i ho : ws — ° > : —s LEIC HT- ~On Thursdays, March Rg. 1928. 5 a. m. John Sy ts tra of 3127 Locust Sadism our hearts she liveth ot ciecaiccumaaneiie —— fred te lentrup 2 .3903° Missouri | Fr G r f Y R ROSEMOND OPENS fs of the F ae 3 red Jr., George and Edwin Aumiiler and | husband o rett: asar ting), | 4 ) I | , ' 8) eventh and Locust one ; pon “ : sbau srett: a) ing >. neral fr ‘om Hoffmeister parlors. 7814 at 12:30 p. m., Joseph A. Leicht, betoved | ttreet. beloved brother of L. H, Sytstra of | %y ‘ our dear brother, father-in-law and uncle. dear father of Thomas and Dolores Eagan, | South. Broadway, Tuesday. March 13, at | husband of Clara Leicht te Hickelheim hay oe “" spay 7 of my OFFICE ON KINGSHIGHWAY brightest in the city. BIRTHS RECORDED. | aoed ae years Mareh 1%. at &:30 brother © Ji es and Margaret Eagan and 3U a. m., to St. Boniface Church. Mem- | dear father uf Lorraine, Doris and Audrey | _ Funeral from Southern funeral home. | GERBER—1In loving memory of my dear ) - ced ot . a. =". Matthews. - of St. Boniface’s Bendrolent Society, | Leicht, dear son of Catherine Leicht inee | 6827 Michigan avenue, at 2 p. m., to St. father. Julius Gerber. who passed away , * BOYS. m., from the residence, Olive Street road. | ‘mneral fr 1] : hin! 3 a »- > i DAVIS REALTY CO. REPORTS — avian. 9317 5 n Coeur Newstead. at ay Mintel ga, al yey a i > sores BP 06 indell boulevard, on Monday | Om > lip March 10, 1928. arte Anderson, George Leicht and ‘Tillie | TORLOTING—Entered into rest on F¥ri- w quarters at 3417 South Kings- PROPERTY DEMAND AC e i a E. bee ker. 29965 Alberta. es Stan os Je . ' YnOrT iz. M:; - yA at 8:30 0 Cloek to Sa- | at 7°: “iy »p im. Joseph Ww Haef {ner of Voodson and Grace Hoffmann, our dear day. March 9. 1928, Anna Genter Tor- 4 AVERY—Entered into rest on Saturday, | « Heart Church. Interment in Calvary the St. Louis) Alienheim. husband of the | 82?" law, brother-in-law and uncle, at/ loting, dearly beloved wife of J. A. Tor- ighway for his general real estate 5 ; ; ¢ urus, 412 W. Courtois. March 10. 1928 at 7:30 a. m Bertha | Cemetery. Deceased was a member f En- | I age f 4% ites ‘ ° rts aa . en: a. . ae s pace Cease 0 - | late Isabelle Quigley sg oO years. loting, dear mother of Louis Torloting and d financial business. He is one. The Davis Realty Co. repo 3 O'Keefe, 7709A Vulcan. E. Avery (nee Riess), dear mother of Al- | gine Company No. 44, St. Louis Fire De- | of James. Waller nes Serres Maines. deer) from residence, arg pewes Mrs. J. W_ Allen. Sadly missed by aie edaughien a unusually large number of inquiries” RF. an French, 3451 Keokuk 3 SMA mem > : . a ‘ . « r ‘oniv.fo t] res : , — . . a : “ur - “e| C av perators on the South Side espe our dear aunt. in ‘ J ee ee . m.. to. Blessed Sacr: m nt Church. - oar" . ' aque a , s ament ul In-| Mrs. Michael Weil and Jacob’ J. Fuc Remains alt Witt Bros.’ chapel, 2929 Mary Zakibe: Margaret Link, John Fred, | father of Mrs. Harry Ikemeyer. Mrs. George | who departed this life March 14, © ur ane ge ... ; “4 d | ile amg ace, Se y ih Axetban 4104 Lafayette. } ciation. Stuar: Servi (c7) | aed 38 years. day, March 12, at 2) p. m., to New St. | srandmother. at the age of 57 yeare. | William Bernard Mre. M. Staat. Vincent one we loved was called away, “ ‘ Se - : > S Vv 1 “S . , «oan Dal m, 7 emp e Pp . a | ) nr wn“ "> . ' ound to Mathias Kambitch: 9420 | five rooms. Heat an a is. Fishkop, 903 Bay BARSKY “ Saturday, March 10, 1928. South Broadway, Monday, March 12, 9 | HILL—Entered into rest on Thursdeav, from family residence. 6531 Hancock ave- | in-law, grandfather and uncle, age 78) a Bane i, - she liveth sti peanush: ver Bape = A Humphrey. a0 | —- —— : Funeral from Berger's chapel, Ra y 1928. John Bradford French. dear | Hi! : loved “ined of Eugene and Catherine in Calvary Cemetery. (Stock service). De- | lex, who 2 m.. at 1 p. m™. (cy Services at Wage roner chapel, 3621 Olive | from Drehm: iit - Harral chapel, 1905 *nion - : I Funeral from residence. 3526 North | | phan Society. ¢ A | Nothing can ever take away w ' ecb re : ' c ifser ma. 8 oe Ri q cE hades #e ‘ ty 46. 82 Hote, Fea" Kuntz) of 3441A Mlinois ave- | No. 7! and . ‘ Interment in are) $ at 9:30 p. m.. Anna Holle here fred, Bessie, William and Grace Avery and =§ partment. brother. father-in-law . wg Fo . on Monday. March 12. Funeral Monda March 12. at 8:30 a. f the largest lenders and building both | oe eet ew and srandiather; is 7 for its Davis place property— sy . Marikos, 4439 Tholozan. Funeral Monday, March 12, at 10:30 a. urday, March 10. 1928. at 4 o'clock Notice of foneral later. (cU6) | Fast St. Louis, to Sacred Heart Church. her. Mrs , > Flann Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Walsh liy in the Northampton ter-| It sold eight sites for single E. and M. Bruce. 1429 Bremen | husband of Mary C. Flannagan (nee Kenney) | Daniel L Hatton, relict of Georgia|, 5:15 a.._m., Jobn B. Landner, beloved . i t ¥ ids E ‘ BANGERT—Entered into rest on Saturday. | dear father of Joh in, Vincent, Beesie, Julia | Holden Hattom and father of Lucille F., | husband of Be rtha Lindner (nee Wunsch). VITALI_Ente ~ gfe F mong Pag Fe ay. He has opened his new offices | fc Pend A. Strause. 7 , ling : ) : : ‘ eases | A, Strauss, 710 Westgate. Ann Bangert, darling daughter of Louis | D. W. Gillick and our dear grandfather lian diley. Mrs. John A. Rohan and | Elinore Lindner, dear son of Christ Lind- > > 4 - pe Ine ; Si. : J ~ =’ ad. . d . 4 it ) ~ 4a e 4 J ‘ . line Vi- ith an paamentes force because | ate — signed i 4 . and (. G. and May A. Bangert in Miiler}, Funet al from family residence, %3673 | Richard : ig mm. | ner, dear brother of Elizabeth V oege, Bi Bay ot yn sgfgpe Bo Fg y one Ob 4 Fy who departed thie life March 11, he tncreaa ree duplexes. 4 7 nivinautees anak ‘Widaieane 3 nue, on | the increasin - demands in that | ee I > > A dose. 5802 abad gs anger ie ggumeneemsutmaml niece and cousin. : ; _ o clock to St. Alphor ee Roelk gas 3 Bomar on od 5835 Pershing avenue. to dear son-in-law, brother-in-law and uncle, | third year. ™ ll loved lled a ay Tt of the city. o krect 24-Fami Apereee L. and aed ~y ; a . huren. nierment in Calvary Cemetery. | ot och's Church, Rosedaie and Waterman Funeral from Wacker-Helderie Chapel, Ne { Fendler’ 2 2 one we a ov was ca way. y. | Th elles Ss. ania Realt¥ ; a J 7- —" - oy Tle ee eee, ret 25. ot S oor - ceased was a member of Holy Name? So- AH nde Ues Interment Calvary Cemetery. 1 2333 South Broadway ._ Monday, Mareh 12. | Remains will he nm «tate at Fendler’s God took him th ‘$ was His will, c find & Wince-. : = oe ae ~ PO =—s » ph ead a a? 1 iease omit flowers. |at 3:30 a. ‘m., to St. Vincent Churenh, | Sunday. thenee to residence, 7610 Kiley | Within our hearts he liveth still. he Ad ; KI b E Co. has com pleted plans and : iM. Zam vy 4624 aivateen Easton ay amie to Valhalla Cemetery. (¢ FOX-FUCHS.. Entere d into rest on Frida 7 | HIGDON—Sudder lv, on Friday. March ¥, | thence to SS. Peter and Paul's Ceme tery..} persion Funeral Monday. March 12. at | Sadly missed by his dear wife, children € coiphus auber Rea S- the sorta mand L. Schaefer, 46°73 Oregon. BANHOLZER—0On Pt ogeo March 9. 1928 March 9, 192 4:35 a. m., Peter W. 1928, at fesidenec, 2846 MeNair ave- | Deceased was a member of Bakers’ Union, | 8:30 a. m.. to St. Boniface Church. In- i and all who loved him. ate Co. reports that following sales: s00n start erection on — at 9:50 a. m,, Lillie Banholzer, beloved | Fox, beloved Mal of Rhoda M. and! Mmue. George (W. Higdon, beloved pene, ye | Local No. 4. (C) |‘ terment at Mount Hope Cemetery. (c) | Mass at St. samnee ogee, ee 3 162 Wilmington avenue, a bunga- | Fo and wi S. Kinloch eral from residence, 5057 Spalding | pr. c.. . ‘ ara | 1928 > . ; al nd ? ¢ ng. r . as Fuchs, dear brother of Mrs. Michae ther of William ligdon and dear cadiee: | 2 * ne avenues of a er . E. ng. Ais. Durgen. avenue. on Monday. March 12. at 8:30 cat Mee A. i, Helfrich. the iste | aged 51 yeals, : . ihe Te es Christina Lohmann, beloved | | eee ot Mae Wane 2 a, Ag i JUxEE-—m pee and, ioving net Ry Bg ; 249 ~ u ah Ww lezgmann. a5 Welle _ : 4 . ear Gdaug r and s#ieter oreeee s iebe: 3438 S. Sec ion | stone and brick apartment b —— , 5357 Welle. terment Calvary Cemeter Deceased was ' ; | ve. ee ccenpaetl on ts eof | Rane |; 4401 E. Evans. a member of the Catholic Women's Asso- | UT dear brother-in-law, uncle and cousin, ; South Jefferson avenue. Funera] Mon-| Carl and Walter Lobmann. and our dear | Fague, Mre. A. Stratman. Edward, John, | Que year has paseed since that 2S. “ t 1 Funeral) from Hoffmeister parlors, 7 Marcus Cemetery. . (c7} Funeral Monday, March 12, at 2 p. m., | and Paul Walter. our dear brother. father- | God her home, i¢ was Ss will, “night, a - ih. nt. Bayard, nat 1. . , paies street, bungalow, to Lottie M. ‘furnished from a_ central P . ‘. Ginsberg, 5867 Maffitt. Pile ees aaa gg ny Sarak a.m... to Assumption Cemetery c) |, March 8. 1928. at 11:30 a. m., Elzey | nue, to New St. Marcus Cemetery. 4) | Years. 0 oat shill = . "nn ¢ in £9 'This is the third large wens " fi. end J. Mever, Tali . ra OC nas. Mrs. | ars Washington (D. C.) papers, please copy. | B. Hill of 4754 Hammett place, dear son “| Funeral on Monday. Mare h 12. at & ‘ 0 foot lot in 5200 block | " ‘cir = . Vinoer 452 5. Broadway. | Ta gg - he 4 ee ers... ARMS | of Jesse G. and Minnie Hill. dear brother | Me@ oe Friday, March 10, 1928,/ a. m.. from residence, 4233 Prairie ave- . Blow street, to a client of the | _ building to be erected in this \ and R Overt. ‘33058 Utah rown and Samue arsKy . abe NCH—Entered into rest Priday. March | of Jesse A.. Uarry and the late Charles W. | at 25 a. m.. Catherine McGuire, be- | nue. to Perpetua! Help ¢ ‘hureh. = on | KALEX—In 2 loving mmmory of pot Ag Ka- rece Sunde. 3 and % “Sry acre Sa pater YC CO, Sanders, 4528 N 14th. “ wee ? F pa s e arch 6, ty Cire hristian Brinkop Real Estate Co.: ity by this company within the -_ ‘ McPherson avenue, Monday. Marc 12, | ae. ae of Edith E. French. ¥ uneral Monday. March 12. at 2 McGuire (nee Lacey). dear sister of Eugene | ceased was a me mber of Men's sodality 1924. and Catherine Kalex, who departed aa a 752 Goethe avenue cottage to ‘two years. This company a = BURIAL PERMITS ane k reg ae | i ee + be cha fhe é McGuire and our dear niece. , of Perpetual Help eS we Mar Osh ' this ife March 31, 1926: ae eN = ‘ . . 7 : _ — oat er into res on Tiday, , seree onday, arch 12. 39 p. m., |; 0OUleVard. to! Valbaila Cemeter (ea) nna Manhal; 4229 Gannett street, | ports the following sales: pee 4 1928. at 1:05 a. m.. Kate | under the auspices of Polar Star Ledge | HOLL E—E ntered pa to rest ttc! Twenty third street, on Monday, March 12, | varian Society and Cabinet Makers’ wr . _ The love a heart holds dear: 2019 | modern a Single flat to Marie | Westminster, a 3- family = ® _ F ~- e ; beloved wife of Amandus Barth he- St eon F. anc > Pp oe Ft ’ } as age ., ee ‘oe Holy Name Church, evolent _— ort Fond memories linger every day— . e ., E. Mueller; 4410 Dresden ave- | apartment building, for the | Se cil us. 61. 3931, Bilal loved mother of Mrs. Lulu Isemann and | PRIEBEL—Eniered into rest on Sai: Bhs te | Bishop apd ‘Mrs. gig hg ty dear thence to Calvary Cemetery. {c) | WATTERS—Entered into rest on Friday. | Re F 7 | | ; membrance keeps them . “HRI ' sate MEYER—On Friday, March 9, 1928,.|, March 9. 1928. Williim H. vise acc, | . Sadly missed by son ond ot wie loved Seadotenr Simon A. Meyer, beloved husband of | loved father of Laura Watters Kirsch. dear them. Tussday 5 m 7 Bertha Meyer (nee Mayer). and brether of | brother of k. J. Watters and Mrs. A. | ; a - ft, - ‘ ; Tiptoes — rOUeck , S24n we ; Mrs. Lottie Wolf ‘nee Barth) and Henry inate ) a0 M grandmovther pur _ a nen _5-room bungalow, to! line Realty Co., to I. R. aa 7 LAL Moi 5) Bataan Genevieve | Barth. qur dear cister, sister-in-law, motb- re 10. aes. 2:00 D. m.. bt resi: re od ye 9 «eee oe nen Oe iliam T. Roche; 6443 Southwest | the northeast corner of Cop t e iJ Ben» 36, 9. 5408 S. Broadway i aed cig agree io So geht tetera Ida Friebel (1 Ebert). wife late |W from the Croghan's funeral home. 7146 | Hannah, Joe and Martin Meyer. vom ler. M March 12 - | KELLER -- In loving m* memory ¢ our dear KING BO renue. a new i-r . ere ern Tite’ oc... e: 323 S. Sixth. anc aunt. at the age olf 70 years | Louis W. Friebel. dear mo 4 woe, | 2 anc nester Houlevard, to the Immaculate Funeral from Mayer's funeral home, | uneral onday, aren . Bt o son aml brother. Milton Weiter whe ° ae. few 5-room bungalow to | Louisiana avenue, a mod for ge A, “al i Humphrey, | Funeral Tuesday, March 13. at 1:30 p./| ©) and Lowis B. Friebel. dear mother-in. | 0mception Chureh, Maplewood. interment | 4356 Lindell boulevard, Monday, March 12, | from residence 3:3 Delmar boulevard. “6 way peupen. Tex.. one year ac MeCauly: 2715 Ann avenue, | Story residence of 15 rooms . i lowalter, os. 1830 Ss. Seventh. m., from Ziegenhein_ Bros.’ chapel. 2623 |isgw and aunt. ace 59 vears — | iors Cemetery at 2p. m. | Yatnallp Mausoleaum. . > 4927 covert, 1019 can eee oe. SE ( Cherokee street. to New St. Marcus Ceme- Remains at Witt Bros.’ rihaned, 29°9 IKEN—On Saturday, March 10, 1928. Jep- | NESPERLY— On Friday, March 9, 1928, | WESTER Entered inte rest on P rider. | Ope year has passed since that sad day 4a % I a + jr vlan le sy : © € ey; ) ingi¢ fiut LO Michael Bara- R. Tipton to J- ' a Tull tery. | South Jefferson avenue. Funeral! servicer ee nie Ike n. beloved daughter of Ben and John ~necmsneety Sie 5. and our father-in-law an - | ; mTKL J ET : ——e Ganter of 3847A Humph: ey street. hus- | he ”, sj and Grand: jices at First German ene | WHEATLEY_—Entered into rest on Thurs-/ 15. 1926. € Pode Pen “7 4 . Baye ‘eae * } « A . > ep Darga Sieg ~ : : ; story mer. Months. “63 . Chapel. 3621 Olive | 4. Emil and Edmund Ganter, and our dear : . | Pherson avenue a three , FE o 44° ; ewetend Services at Wagoner ° | Sa . rate! our Gea! 908 ; March 10, at 8:30 p. m., at residence, | and 11 months. ' y missed b Prectio f tw , st / B: 3 ee. pin street. Monday. March 12, at 3 p. ™.) brother. brother-in-law ther-in-la 1928. at fl p. m.. Louise J. Karren- | . mags 8 abe Miwa a S_. Ds. . woh 1° J of two English colonial building of three apartments, @™ . oc. 3 months, 41094 Clayton | Interment in Bellefontaine Cemetery. | erandfather. great- ato and uncle | brock (nee Knippenberg). beloved wife of | 9759 Wise avenue, Henry Noell. beloved; Funeral Monday. March 12. at 10 a. m. | t973 TSBAND. BABY. _ MOTHER. FATHER. buns illieiee in Clifton Park, being ooms ané Srece PRX olds 924 Brooklyn. = E 4 to feat on Friday. | at the age of 79 years. Herman W. Karrenbrock, dear motber of | 2538 and °534 Clifton avenue. One floor containing six t is 33 of Pilliams 52 ya: om Jal Hospital ae 0°8 be 9:40. p. m.,. Julia Funeral Monday. March 12. at 3 p. m B ene ge -% Ka . gg sto ar Washington boulevard. Interment at Val- | mother, Emilie oe screened-in porch. The 10 ee Stewart 13 » “ean tla od 47 years, belovel wife from Ziegenhein Bros.’ chapel, 2623 Chere- | PTOCK an es. yrtie Morton. Our dear | rlors, hall ” Com tery (e7) | this life March 9, 1922. a a of the se — hsm is being built : 130. This piece was sold for “ cs \ratzer, 4 . 54! —e in, acs, agee on Sothens of Marr. Joseph kee street. to Park Lawn Cemetery. ‘De- eae dpe greene and mother-in-law. in ' ra} irom /Bergesch funeral Geadion WiLL ams —On ea iat $0. brother. Anases Lester. whe for Oliver raf. a : ; Of Arl : and Anna Blanda. our dear mother-in-law. | ceasead Was @ member of Concordia Turn | : Paneral fies ie ot OS a wat 1 Mace sh, at * p. m. Interment in 5%! - m. Marearet A. Wiliame. GS. 1921: car Leonard and wife to Mary "" ale n. 66. 43 : ' | Verein ineral {nom family residence. 731% 7 a. m.. Aeares Noe dead to us who loved M on Weee* L. Sweencs” 3 gay as “— reh 13. at & ne Michigan avenue, on Monday, March 12, | Matthew's Cemetery fel) widow f the late Dantel J. Willams. « gg seaman Catalogue. Hartman, who purchased wt : Bs Nechiken. 65) Tire Fa 3ano. tran en Peay 7 Dolman street. a? | GUDERMUTH— Entered into rest on Sat- | 1978. at 10:30 a. m. Interment at Wentz- OBER MEIER—Enicred inte rest on Sabur- cea ther of Cornelius T. and Samoei The Mercantile - Trust Co. has/vestment. The purchaser was er . ander 69. “Son Marcus oe Tririty Church. Ninth and Lafavette | urday. March ae sen aamens, Ga- ville. Mo. Motor. a oe hs | day. merch 39. 1928 a! a ie liams. our dear — grandmother. | = nae 4 | ‘ Leora. Sf. i144 tase 1 Cem. | dermuth, dear mother of Christena it- ELLY—0oOn| Saturday. March 10. 1928. lward A. Obermeier (Congress im her eigh pees: pust issued its 1928 catalogue of | resented by the Mestemacher Re a oF Robinson — : 144 ts ¥ avenue, thence to SS. Peter and Pau v en) |_worth. Magdalena Oliver. Josephine Me- t ‘ m.. Valentine J. Kelly, be. | beloved husband of Margaret Obermeier “al 1 KR. Lepten mortuary. Tie FAMILY and & a who loved thea. father of Adoiph Noell and Mrs. C. J.;frem the residence. 4930 Me Pherson ave- j our "aene grandfather, at the nue. to Church of the Redeemer. 4779 | LEESER—In loving me memory of ~ dear » 4 ' li vision. cterr. 5 Y > . bs , a na ° in- > property listed w > ins o C4 4” ae Graw and Vennetta Pierson, Louis W. and | loved husband of Louise M. Kelly (nee, (nee liges). beloved son of the late Fred- . hi . Monday. 2 bp. m. D x It , teh ee ith it for sale. ty Co. cai ". 73. 313° '¢ . Morgan, | Frank A. Gudermnuth and our grandmother Newton). father of Dorothy. Vernon and_| erick and Elizabeth Obermeier and our | terment Valhalla Cemetery. 4 Udariig, Hamid: Linsetrin, whe ed saeeed : ~ Soe contains a wide choice of busi- Apartment at 5568 Waterman Sem | Willigms. 3 = .. Compton. and great-grandmother Donald Kelly, brother of John, Harry, Wil- | Goa bri ~— ay? = on 1 nee St. Alten (1ll.) papers please copy. (es) | sway Mare 1927 ness, resident) . “ * 88. SHO5 Jet rao ’ / “uneral from the illiam Ambruster / liam and Charles kelly. Sister Euphrasia | unera rom Lemner © ape : ‘ARD—tTIaura Bingham Woodward, . roperti al and investment The F. W. Bray Realty Co. . & rich, FR. sel — chapel, 4254 Manchester arenue. Monday, {| of Loretto Cirder. Mre. William Fehr, Mre.| Louig avenue. Tuesday, March 13, at 7° | the late Wittiam H Wood- | i« ~* loved ‘and deeply ee a properties, both improved and un- ports the sale of a six-family aP® Ma): rT. wv. © 4 ; March 12. at 11 a.m. Service and inter. | Harry Hamilton and Mrs. Minnie Morrison.| p. m. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. (ely | ward, in Washington, D. C..'om March 9.) pimming pie wefore ein. | SS" . 31, 4332 8° Compton. EMPLOYMENT of workers th — “th improved. | one building at 5568 watermal a a, “3 Poss 30 | are ment at Allenton, Mo. c) Funeral from i oer wet Piate and | OBRIEN—FEntered into rest. Daniel D. | Burial services at Bellefontaine Cemetery | But never the one in our Beart that te ; Vhea tley re 3A P ecisos. | ts Eee Friday. March 9, 1928. at! Tuesday. March 18. at &:i » Ma O'Brien, beloved son of John P, O'Brien 3° Marshall avenue, St. *-30 Monday. March 12 (o8) | Minh z. ores 3% ¢ The stare seem dim as we whieper low: Franciscns Sells Office Building. avenue for John G. Vollmer Brueeger. 59° 91 | 5, ‘ ee secured through the Post-Dis- 5p. m Augusta Gutjahr (nee Todt!.| Presentation Church. Interment ‘sivary | and the late Nora O'Brien (nee Kelicher). WOODWORTH— Entered into rest March &.j| Our own darli ned, “Sto a you ae. The Franciscus Realty Co. re-/|Julia Rose and Laura McCHOPAEER&:,..% 2 G8 1428 b> * chan ae ee Mek: wheveh wile of Charis sttuilene. deat Cemetery. (e) | dear brother of Michael J. O'Brien. Mrs 1938. Goorns Gee cana | ee $y > eakwrs t ! y EGoic, a ih) patch classified columns. Make mother of Louise. Angela and Dorothy and KEMMIS—Entered into rest March & Jo-| Edward Newport. Mrs. Thomas Eagleton | of H. G. and r B Saewors. oa 1G-\ and all who loved him ports closing a save of the two-story | Each apartment contains Sd Rel Heels, AYO Leland. er cap ee —— eee ainter, Caughierin-law, sister-in- open, Kamae. beteves tether ef Natt. | “"funeral from: Joseph ea * funeral | Fe ncdwo - teW a _— MEY mapsncen itis memory of our moth. : . . ; << e 4 Tt i iy Me “ory ty} known oO} anis ave law ne Aint, < :| ‘. ; Cl r. a. : Ye orin. : 5 e ag “rein office building and vacant | rooms and is equipped with Peek) 7e te, Arsenal kn your oes Oe a dle deel MOOe tie ) see agg oa Bp me! Kemmis and Mrs. A lore, 152° Nosth raid boulevard. on Funeral from residence. N 40 Farar are. t- od "ite acer a ae whe departed | ot adjoining on ; zt eh ER OR 15S ek Been enn Fitted mee t. on . 12. at &:30 inte Aa is Baie eeu . March 12, at 9:30 a. m.. nue. Maplewood Sun ay are at 2) . “a sine : 4 the west, at the/aire plants. The annual = aren eh Memard 3 them filled. n ec street, gn Monday. March a ot ~ father-in-1 aw and Mach os niin ot | Chiarch. , a ‘ferment a | wae See oid eaten sien, u est corner of Taylor and |@amounts to $7722. The F. W- . gs ge ee SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased | from residen ® Menard street. to SS.| Cemetery. Deceased ¥ f the | Deceased a rember of Maplewood | Sadiy | | 7) *Magneha Fraternal Aid Union, Be. S61.1c) | Lodge No, 306, A. F. and A. M. (ce?) I BER CHILDREN. | Ten fer Mark Pp Maliiien to Sake Semoany sestemenel both = Morse, x 4969 Ashby. j was a member of Bt. Ann Bedality, $c) 4 Peter and Pan's Cemeters, ie?) and Harry Zavodik. : ito the transaction, t t

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SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS SE AEN NS GIRLS BUILDERS ATTENTION gint. handy with tools and concrete fin- © 1. Holzineer, 2300A S. 1th. AHRPENTEH—sit. 8 pe- hour. and new: floors laid and sanded. nar " : 3 7 +. ARPE NTE R—Sit.: colored: Go al} ee vork Hendricks. Linde *: OW ARP ENTER—Sit.; and handy man: all ~ « re Oa : 40) / ” j (2) ARPENTER—Sil.; bulider: alterations. repairs. locksem ithir le cab net WOTK 5346 aton av. EV erecres n 1340. (OFFICE M ANAGER—Sit.. -SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | STENOGRAPHER— -Sit.;: competent: sires position mornings gn a ae , Box F-150. Post-bD} ate 4 ly: $10 weekly. work by day or Handy man wants steady ork: ean | rm, saleemanship: refe : . , . Ee TonE OFFICE giaXag EK accurate, dependable: "bent reference. CAb. | . AT : any 547 a a > "Mondays and Sat- - ee EN@GRAP experience; TREN OCD APHER—Si.. 2 years’ ex a ef)- | ognce ; age JD: S65 to étart. Pie | BOY 7 ¥3T Im TG - — oe Sepa ARPRATEH WORK—Sit.: av kinds: ola 5 R19 | STENOGRAPHER—Sia.; 7 years’ experi- GRand 22007 competent, conscientious. Call eae Oe HER—sit.. experienced: com- ent, consc jentiqua: ermane -™- porary. HIiand 22 D os oe rs: also new work. Hilan? | coal or house- Victor 1139 ‘ENOGRA HER Sit 4 years ex peri- ence: competent. dapotidable: references. FaSTEREaP PER HANG ST ENOG — Sn R-—Sit.: experienced. fii- Monday and Tuesday, CEntral 5235, (2) STENOGR APHER—Si:. wants work as cook RPENTER—SI1.: firs -c lass, c ored: : 2] e reasonable price; immediate service. JEf- a : ss : > > 7 °486 ARP E NT E gaa t. bulider. colored. re- success fy] experience: neat and attrac- tive tn perponal appearance: indu ious Colfax 420 ° atrions. kAr rary =: 1A NG eR— Sit a. ng and some hookkeeping. FOrest 4846W ; @ge 18: 1] year (2) STE SOG TEETER ace 16: oright Neat. attractive: for office and gteno- pat Sot ‘ ‘Olfax 4° HAUPFEt Rh sit.. A ily Call DElmar 24 734W. CFFEt UR— Sit.: colored. position in v John Hill. Linde?! 08610J. 4908 Arhngton. ‘HALEFFEUCR—sit.: colored experienced; rivate family: city reference. DElmar 19 LAc! ~~) HALE FEUR—s1t.: colored: eereaned: ferences. Lindell 1511W tre. R—Sit.: winte, ior private HAL rchi R—Si!t.: colored, experenced nad houseman: first-| WOMAN—Sit.. daily; cleans 10 Queens |_taste. Call Sunday. GRand 7137J. silly; experienced. Call Emil. Riverside | , 2 1° al 1d coll ere annual: . | WOMAN—Sit.. colored: housework. half! | days by week. Lindell 55900W | WOMAN—Sit.. colored. xeneral house- | ’ cleaning by day, Carrie, LOcust 5253M, ' WOMAN—Sit.; colored: wanis work day | or half: reference. LOeust 4511 R WRiirtR—ziq- WOMAN—Sit.: to do house work by | ising. publicity man, wants month. 2R49 Wisconesin. 34 floor. | WOMAN—Sit.. cleaning. half day in of- a LESMAN—Sits fice or home. EVererecn pauline (2) WOMAN—-Sit.; LOTEA ; work ofr nurse: smail Pemsile : Lindell” -R1it | WOMAN—Sit.: colored: wants haif days | bw the week T.Indel! Ox?9 on comet” ae Specialty; WOMAN—Sit.: small bundies of launiry | to bring home. Phone GRand 45156]. mesa wom- | SAL. ES MAN 'AGER tate. s with real “WOMAN—Sit.: « sored : work by day; i laun(resa LIndell 9283. WOMAN—Sit.- colored. plain cookinc, maid. hand laundering. GArfield 9469. SALE: “MAN. AGERE. | WOMAN—Sit.; launcresa or Bouscsecper | day or week. LIne tell 1802 ; ; motnerieas home or | WOM AN—Sit.; | Wallis house cleaning: ref- ! erences. Lindell 1398J. ; Wow st bundles; home: 32.60. | Lindell @sao J. motheriess home. Feo ore ‘1 or after respectabie mother- | ‘ ox WOMAN—Sia.: colored: half or whole: ; davs or week Jbtifferson #270 i Wom AN—Sit 38 housekeeper or plain | eewing. L. Morris. 3887 Delma ; WoMwAN noi t eOrored from §& to 92 Cork JE 7 a - 20 roan 33} ; WOMAN—Sit_ Dy none in thother!ess ' home: reliahie JEffereon 5287. | WOMAN—Sit.: colorec: work by day ofr | week: references. Lindel! 601%. JE TEE -P lg Pie day or week: references Lindell 46237 i ————— or lght ' ; | WOMAN—Sit.: gg housework and: ; i ; “must ave 0a car . for chi idrer se Mrs. Anthony, JdEtt!er- (gon 2559. ; piv __ 47) | WOMAN—BSit.; | CO! piain cooking: | Dic oyment. omwred rm honest, reliable: oe my JEfferson | marr ied 127. Loum ; colored: laundress or clean- Montay and Tuesday. JEfferson 1 i 5: 3 : IMAN—Sit.: have 5 boys; would uke to . An «ome home work to keer bov in high FARE ER haat Box F-13533. Post-Dispatch. IMAN—Sit.; white: reliable; cCeaning t.° % half dase or part time of week. 7 Ss. “FEV R—Fit.: , driver salesman: atried man: 41 vears old: ciean habits abit Phone Riverside 2581J. ask TZ HALEFEUR—BSit red. marrcc ast e & years. care! criver. references —_—— = - > 7" ¢¢ = @ = Reo? or garage worl JEfiterson 8206. Jor tar’ty z , : lar CHIMNEY BUILDLR—Sit.; —_ ye? renera! repairs: varanteed. lane ‘ : pared se, : filianc fo Ce AMEI rea sit = a} PLERK—Sit.: shipping. pacainz orcer en?! ” _ - i¢ i >? a ns. ‘ AK «J+ 4. CLOTHES PRESSER- wn. ae yearTe Cx- nNerience colored. reference. JEtterson A657 aa would ‘ike éesigning or Dd! te mak- © in a Kt. Louls shop: iis of —- ference ; 7 19° } =? D Fp2 ° » cc)’. — 31 orec; Or porter willing er: references. Lindeil 6409. : 2 ) ~ . . . 7 ts PLE—Sit.: reliatk ake oy —_ = es ¥ i? Ts and Prem” ses u- ¥ sway: references exchanged ex T- 35°. Po«» . tz ex Ter enced rewsa- a: 6 mm . v : pS 3 tra 7, uITl or use organ Dert time will comsider trade ad v - a 30% coe 4 Pt #1 ’ lsat r bike ij WeLvugu—oa 4 jears €=x Pere : pressure a om sma s*truc- tor FOrest JOM Bryer’ B= iLiMA ns Xpe itTiceu acneral brick work can invest m Partnersh? now . emplored. Box F-61. yat-i snaten =? Fike MAN—S t.- eolored:- city references: handr with tools. JEfferson 5068. ros -EMA M—apsit.: mm boiler and sheet tron D or steel tank shop: will leave town. Rex F-I88 Poet-Dispatch Si RDENE Ear, - middle-aged. married; 4 years last piace. T. Fuerst. 3531B Easton ar. ces: res once Sf : r _ be reliable and meat: mo small children. 196 Bremen 4e% | WOMAN—Sit.* do general housework. | er Webster. Kirkwhpod or | Maple wood: good references. Call " Ebeter | SITUATIONS—W OMEN, Gi ex ~ geeceeen colored, 24F [OUND LADY—Sit.. expe ec as 8 reasOcraphn qpetator and cashier or cleri onl ~ rk | Fe ~ ‘ ed = P| yet I «Tah 3 ¥OU NG LADY = file office cietk “4 * * . tite , neatnese: © ytare exre rier ene =e : wamieidia: ROG. “Am leoLtbo ight lunch, JEfferson 1455 a WOMAX—Sit wants work im 4 é Bo. ORE! es PER—Sit. Biman YOUNG WOMAN—Sit.: experienced medi ca) work: doctor. dentist. CAbany 5419 > BOORREEPER—Si > . bed Soames ent ire charee of os ~ . *s OT] YOUNG WoMA NS it. . wente pPoaiti housekeeping iin er) room or neon hour waitress work, "Bex T-349. Post-Dis. YOUNG WOMAN—Si'.: colleze etudert: - Pa handling building: INTENANC E—Ssit and installation of fount a re : : “ wu . - as > *-* a ere . ty > T-136 Post- Dispa' ch ‘ NASCE MAN—Sit.; steamfitter MA N—E£:it.: desires managing farm on ea.- ar’ r 55-59 bhaeets. phone WEbster 141%. take i — = S. jit OT vepet wo seuitenboard. oe "OUNG WOMAN—Sit.: do upstairs wWOTK one sew: fair experience: references. Box | 53. Post-Dispatch. 3 ’ G-253.__Post-Dispate: YOUNG WOMAN—St.: pleasing pers on- ality: German dy birth, speaks Ponztich fingentiy. seks employment as traveli ns | ; companion of governess on trip to Europe: | desires tO return to St. Toule at end of : . ~~ Meferencea. Box m-474., P-T / ing house or ee home. HELP WANTED MEN, BOYS 424i. merits are “eavised not to forward original recommen dations. Cop? es will do. The orginals can be presen: ed 3-500 | MEN AND BOYS WANT ‘ED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? HELP ML Ls mo BOYS POST- DISPAT CH. ; SALESMEN WANTED BOND SALESMEN established first age dletri ateypyeore ot first morreare bonds ‘ ¥ craters’ 1 litimes . 0 tory and will receive applications _* and ambitious wen Pre bond oo hut = tderatton will te ines- HELP WANT ED—MEN, HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS Quick, — Way to to |‘ SISADAY@ PROFIT You can make $15 a day taking orders for Jiffykake—an amazing | New Cake Preparation that has taken the country by storm. Makes perfect cakes in just a few minutes. sugar, pag sae No guesswork. always: Sure and certain. So quick; | convenient and economical everybody orders, No Experience or Capital Needed You don’t need previous selling | experience to make big money with | to. Just show it to house- | wives and take their orders. permanent itains the same pure ingredients | used in the home ~— eggs, flour, ! | sugar, shortening, baking powder, | Kno etc'—all mixed and ready to use. | .| Just add water and bake. _kinds—plain and chocolate. I don’t | it; sell Jiffykake to stores. So there’s B.|| O competition. You and you alone ) | get the profits on all business from | your territory. $125 a Week That's what Vaughn made with (’*! my proposition. Albers cleared $47 9 in one day. Mrs. Hodges earns $18. eos ha —_ AGENTS WANTED—MEN | and women to advertise dollar product for gi | da Manufacturing Co R29 ests St. chen _~ Newest rage: avery —— Eston Co., Box 688, BOORKEEPER oe office? man; Box G. etal Post. 0D Mr N—W ety" ,_ ane a it- eg Amen Clothes. They oat on an. Suite $16.50 Mey extra oar AGE N T3—Just out: 36 silk rae free: wonder va a that will on- able you to build up a bis out investing a dime: kK: we case free; write quickiy for Jarvis ~~ Sots for Men. hoe ast.. Col Lt oa: cra, store eng Call Sun- aroun, for work st and rummage males, fholesalers. Desk 38, AGENTS— Bankrupt Arains, Jog runs, arie slore ex peri- | tanglitig and KINKINE ener ente iron secoreh- -Gd.. paying a al 4503 Raveowwoed. Chicago. ‘ B— $25 daily; giving hat free with t pn & Ly ae: tarts > mts cery experieuce pesteriee! h en, Chicago. bills. ee you leatherettes, alligators, ra ones: “stead y ‘tne ome » oy rest of your life if you bond — ana required, . hotels, stores, garages, ete.; Distribute teas, coffees. thin . people eat: w ‘s finest super-sales 30 5 he 77 urices. bia repeat bus ouarantes on auality: =| xo and ‘salary expec ted. Box is aman we have & ¥ experience and ealary expec - P oat raich wholesale cotfre trade with denies to better b anderful Livermore Fails, -bon't read this entete yf cent grofit onagar need you; * wilhout s@liing experience, or furniture experi nee ; f Miseourt territory wil Ay ae an red yn AB in who have an @atabdil eottee trade suceesaeful reeord wi MER—L ae mont ey be considered: ame sia ae one © Bs FOORMLNE House ; Gow venti ators: something different - Rogie * nome or =— build- i — py a our #0338 ceame: “Ti cE 1000 Check Book Blotters. Send copy to 4 monthly sales for past 6 monthe and pre- cos sales experience: owr salesmen of this ad, bul aii replies wi be confi- 4-8. Poat-Tr cleared $50 the first week in spare | And you can do as well as of them, for Jiffykake ig only «_M*.' one of my 250 fast-selling products | q | that are in big demand SEND NO MONEY I'll prove you can make $15 a day start- furnish everything you whom to see—what Be the first to intro- your territorys. a | BA N — SI Bigplog. every sutom obile. Poss gal buys 4 m ah e $5 daily easy. the new reversible ‘ A 4 ° ae opt in Ry Oblahowas. experience a : AGENTS $250 m0! mb: 2 ae awning cert tee os show oe " Flour Salesman ee poems Steg complete line HY petterne: 50 pet. commission. Victor ‘Co. Rie Kans Ccitr nc [AN experien io and salary ? oanacnotetie rare (100 Uses } A oh ager in “every county. r% Tusnote _ : _ Ne BN | oe [S——Something new : . a A, E $156 weekly followtng proven suc- — pares 2 ae rhe. aeliling pian: article you will never wrictiv .e ~ ; | Gow t vhs ‘apenny 2 ' So mail coupon today —RIGH "DISTRIBUTOR MAN _( ; oa bl letter ' vine oe giving : I 1 enced. Anpiy 2600 ae Ay One with ex partenes A A a _——_ixrm__—lUcrrrEellCUeEerllC Pll | he i eseeeemeetlitemenell THE JIFFYKAKE COMPANY, or ye Se ne : weekly selling shirte pg et ol lag or full time. Wri Madison Shirte. 560 tion a ppc inting sub n- ie na 848. 4 furnish everything: househo products. Without cost_or obligation, send details of your Profit-Sharing Plan that pays $50 —Chance of a life 101 5 ma ESTIMATOR—Experienced: “and sa! flary ex pec cted. 40% * ib wide} —— >| ported go 4 4 to rr ee ee ee ee ee oe ee 2 2 ee ee | DRAFT SWAN — Ma nine | ogme. wie i wondertul new os | Neus F er Pee eevee eee ee eae eet ee eee Pee am . +4- pane t sell ge cong Breve betta pn ribbons and . pesoumnes, medic serd friends will make eamities. Clyde Colline for sample out- i Chemical Co.. ohis. Tenn. Dept Milo Riv “ Carbon Corpora | n Ya YOUNG MAN—In dry gucds store: writing and window gteney customers. MAN — ha work : CAR RATION line: new, original | t household Shere aver 1s — fasy taking orders for sensational new wringer Mop; hands inever touch filthy water: write for two earmple mops; our no money required. j Cirar 6. Je Yieraen 4205, ants on a B40 — ed free: exe ny lore rPArPEKM@ANGERs-— tomorrow, 9 a. m.. Mr. Young. iat : | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS | ADVE ERTISING oA propo- 6 Le A! at line of women's dresses, amatt amezingly low price free selling out it: Fashion Frocks, Inc. Dept. 311 7 imunediately 2 (Tai ry. eas Preas Brict CO as en) ycat ion: deta: ie of engage : new, eanmethenat 2 two stunning genuine j¢*atner pure. FOr we Witt Between age of 23 and a Seg education and unquestionable | to make a sales connection a4; eonnection i# with old es | of a civie nature. wonderful opportunity. nage or GROCERY DEPARTMEN T to A pe exclu Z re TS —igitetion ior cream: rnade with- in 2 minutes; amezing new product eliminates freezing: solidifies milk into a delicious dessert: suffic & 4! nmOn ey meking plan, ta blished organ! zation ps. case = in letter all detaile ~ gL iahi-- | = phone number. : PHARM AC 1ST — hes atered. git ge a and salary: or right man Boz 5—-Some ai hing new: ae 50 washing machine: Hi ome farm. Mo ale appearing uP ‘wearing size i ' 35, 36 or 37 garment, to model salesmen on Those having experience pre- | Apply Heeht-Lears, ' Ine., 1705 Morgan. we ge 7 ject ° r idiatle firm. bot . “R&—Men women. from house to heoen. be ine. dyeing | ard "pressing: Tir 66108 « AGES TS ——Ke-Enitto. like new. repairng | ; i¢ produ e commission for right ~ F 5 305, Post-Dispatch. | homme “shops ‘profitable : greatest money ma PPLICANTS anevwering advertise se uee — Importing ia _work as oy _ bus PART NERS bans TED eaeme 1256 x. Kingshigh- when the in ‘ery iew is granted. (8) COUNTANT —-= ypervisor. capabie of | catcher ch harge of men permanent posi- m With chance for adcvaneceemnt* stave *iperience. recerencea. salary expected, . are. etc. Box (289 Poet-Diensich neadar a A $3. is c OK AND ee ee ee ed ACCOUN oS ab gen ring Eastern corpora- view aa@dreas Box F-43. Post-Dispatch _ DRE SN AK — RE Sas WAKER Sn - Tou evenings after Mi: oo a ARIIST— ioc do «genrral bewspaper aoc eataiog illustrating work: etate experi- ence. axe. €tc.: postition ie outsides tbe lnity Box J-41%. Post-Dispatch. FAN : riass evening Ec ens. a AUTO PAINTER-—"pray men. one who ' ean : er pe. PR x G- ats > Pret- Thepat e Py ALTO MECHANIC—AIl. for truck and wlegstre cars: state experience abc saiery. Box G-71. Post-[nepetcn. fe) | TO MECHANIC—White, marned, over) tuddleaged: with re- | 30 rears of age. tor ughbliv Cx DEPIET CCG ve - office or house clean- age i best surroundings: steady fob: city rer er- (ences require MA N——S3t.- ot wWoOrk any - : , | NM . — Iie , i Weasea ‘OTR Bux F-3 ’ -_ . - “- er ‘ MAN—=s ta-seTvice. Wante work of an _ a a - = é i? MA\—Sit.. poung aflernoons. w moma: ce. anretht ne + [om mi +46. J a* ‘ar. “+ : am mT 3 Can Grite. > vers $441 Mf . m4 ~~ oe war . : rr “ ‘ia - | ae. _o Tr Lince 34 + . ae - “= arts baht 4a re = - ar 74 erg . i rT 7 232 P hd Ty, rs mI — ~e « Lh: rorrk er at Re ve fare c J R.ffereon *Fa4 \ 4 mean ‘ r os fi aft —— . a p ‘ 7 - @ au Dur an > a? farm: . referemces Rox T-284. Peat -'> lanateh va’ aN\i) WI bit woot work on ———— —- >»? 7 Ba ed - on od ~ Atri. 4 >.is 56gAia2nG at... Pi e@ LAW. v MAN—D> 1 hancy with tools. machimery : *. Dige fitting. etc: city references +s rr +e Pret TF h : ; ’ LU. she P| Ms 4 * “ me a) stuGent Ae« res Work --* ~ " . _ - = : —_ | t © oa Ry aide: experenced drug clerk. Bex 7 3223. Pest-Diepatch 7 : t * « - > i a _—s af *are expe emce if cjen = © work. any clerical work: reference. Box a 14%. Poet-Disnatch Mas =o? are. erperte: ced with S. 242 nV. €i. eround jobbing or new rork. in of Oulsice. steady job. ATwater —-s Va — eqoret. e@ezperierced wents orc s night an im @werege can take csie a]! r repacrTs: ap care for tires: best as @ & a? t 2 : ace 2 e i IMMERS — Experencec: : eare. upkeep and repair of ail makes automo iles. trecks and tractors. barging apd cere of batteries: airy sho; ener WANTED—MEN ee wes. —5 FO labie ates man s- With expemence an ous World's Star hosiery lingerie. “underwear for bil t ae ae _AUTOMOBIL BE SALESMEN—To 56! —— "o-Sz7. aan, balenee teens TS with Joan, roe in marketing « To article heve — a8 i. oe Po rolet cars: expéTience not necessary. 72° Bot | Natural Bridge. M~ af) ; at aed Ye ae ry Pee I er es petTi- AN ‘ an ’ ap h Me “plas . a’ BANS" - gly a-1°. ies | BATTERY MAN-— Must be expenenc ID) pe ‘iine station and garage WO: ~ 1800 | ; “th at. Sreay Lown and oe 1 sel tbe | ta naif saeasest in Ges we acqRa MAN—Experien ced ; rie sonunty : mr yet * te chow Taian Sones SRS 5 : Wt ; + ros : ta; Ps long a pasting pe Paced ead Ftp flev?r hygsiness | BEX oN. CH MAN Wi ih tosis: experienced. work with ‘ler =? i dvan “tDer* ae 4 re ne. 4 rr ty sy ele (~~ Mexic Boz 7 hammer a rk. Call a N. Mw A ; + nde iq) : linery, experieneed on) f et £15 N. i-th [5 4 Pree = . res Dav #i for os hat water DOt- i ¢ NK eanaath * pressing machines $100 weeniy 2D intima agers. SAL a LN a BLA RSMITH FARMER — Married ™man, emall family: | ing horses: must be experiencec i = all | branches of farming. such 3s rotath m of crops, milking cows and caring +0F stock ‘reference. Jefiereoe wag mean. A. i ? 9 =? ; . "a7 -Teeane* iS) f CPE he : ra ec “rug 2 ** ete _ a ** Pre? r « '? a lieeneod ‘ Ns “wise GF _/- ’ _ . Fra +. nas ~ wars Tt} house _ furl and water geo Ac folly experienced | is shre- unique plan cusran- wri for great ote oy Lotl Manufacturing body. can refuse: my TALESMAN ealart or ~e etnerienced, on ey vgatment. hirago 4) o AGENTR-Amating few ‘general. et understand car*, oper tion and repair o ffarm machinery melut- ; Kerdson and caterpillar tractors: fet! . elear land and build fences. State |, : - a , - age. height. weight, what kine o; Wo x i vou hare done and where #6 empimort: give references * ho know shat sinc Oo; 4 : +h can dn. Good warts ita a" | STREETER coer ace work, et | eeiemane man. capable bandas al deta: eo pers a ory ‘7. eta‘? swaia~ anc : omer. typewriting. Appr ; j (1) 4 references. Boz 0-103. " Posi- Arm?» asker dose | A the & ahee. errapee ‘he pane ee e also Lata ._ or “cians TOC LMG is RS olmakers —~ ry perta * oak Kristee Mo. witer 6 AGED | S—Amazing _ > % easily cemenetratiet. housewives Moteriev'a. rereges inetitutions buy on etch Write for snecral Glase “leaner Co. ~~ ‘s — ne ep ys cakes: axceate o9' ning money. _orotite catalog to War introductery offer. J x ad | 748 X. Booase wv.

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in These Columns Today. TOANS ON AUTOMOBILES __| LOANS GN PERSONAL PROP'Y LOANS Loansto Hie Use our money to pay up all ‘your easier to have only one place to par. 5 a) INITIAL PAY MENT ON §$ 50.68 $ 7.00 IS INITIAL PAYMENT ON S150.60 INITIAL PAYMENT GN $300.90" AND se oss: + * — = —— } ~ me ignaiaks and sét ck. private and pleasing = CALI — =se-200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale : | BUSINESS FOR SALE | LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS FOR SALE _ ™” ele LUCERT—And mee: market : a Y> sar > ~~ ~ ‘eee —— See. Maker. tom wo bakers, COUNTS tN anranie, Vatnar Ose. ished dome £00 business. owner roves Of. bit ar i im town; will take — te coe ern a £Focel ime city B300 Lac ied ; . Post-Dispatch. . — ve ance aitets mr bast i ROK SEIT 7-——Aorsiec mi gresier .. . . tf) ’ . . s - > ® i } f , ' : ss c. _ “ ne. . ‘? . ‘ . PY : "thets +a a» > nt = a “Mtg aint eTicers ee ERC. Ines imarTs* + 2 ae : , ; : , 4s 9y " : ; . ry i} , commana - speguins G8 tr ; - ee 4 s ; ; , ; bm st, es oa ~ ae Oe ays i 7 . . Pew eee ne Laan ese ae IP ARE TE can be m; S00. right ; , . Y TES BROCKMILLER. stil Pershin= (¢ Snag wexey 20 MENT “Eeut cl Ng a ting gy gl Nee Og tg, -~ 7 Cae gl tO io ila, pO eu allie, athena 1 Yahlem's — courteous (ive Pe f oe. T gee -+ monthly paymenss, we'll refinance | Ioan servic t} -** a - > eck Year to pay ace. you and > GARDNER BEALT!. x50 N. dread ic) Mn” “Rox A195. Post-Dispaten. y Th) if O 1035 N. Grand % | .2 _ai—§! ' ; LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES _ : aa? Se we Use ; ¥ ALE é cKRDNE k RE aL T). ene “2 Sait BUSINESS FOR S oon gare rir. LUANS — _ Sou nh Sice peop omy. ones al 1] V : _ . ein owrne : = ware "s Gcranc. LAcece ' a - ARIW Abit im 3s wurd. Hu : ; coe (Fe P.-7 a ie : eau 7: eT box ct - 5 ng #7 3: 3 nn erage tv — 1 ayn LOawNws Prompt. cign! ® 7 T wr aiecas yout .* a a sar . . Si: 2le=asesscs Woman Can Get Up to b2. - ’ - a an 3 F c Money Same Day—Old Loans Refinanesd NO INDORSEES NO INQUIRIES OF EMPLOLER NO Moner loaned te ary honest family. man ( sirictir confidential preperty. heowse- ore fixtures. Under Bi ate ogy: name Pa ML SL- Teevt convenient percision ef State of Misseuri. Come te CHestnut 6 our office. You will be picased with the | call and expiain our pias. ¥ on a y cmansier come... oid established: | | Con —«, ae es ROYAL'LO $1E Olive, Oppesita ll LEeNON LACK. 705 Chestnut. CHex 8300 — et Chamta? ante aamine ner build- in your _possessio me «pay? . TELEPHONES: CHestnut 6133— ‘Hestmut HOTEL AND RESTATRA ". | ane with 4 rooms upstairs, partly furnishe ARKING SPACE. Seti ides a ancamaieeimnee — 33) siteie a ee Gee eee | re eee ee ee Gels Gucere’ TVERSAL INVESTME OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAYS UNTIL SPM! rece ; LOANS ance orser: get money in ~ - - . * wt + ~ " -'ae . eB - | ; ' : : nti ow y ' fe Rd : . | . ; . it bi vO ‘ . — ; j 5 “y Py , . me ) , wt : : / . pS Maggot —— : “ture , bs) rite we &: 200 {feet frontas mt ~ Sees | tas —e Den ereninges > $ oO s ~———4 . ‘ s by # mc ery Cour " ioe? +4 ufldi 4x* _ toe the wit > “FID : | ~ | . ” ae patron tye? “' , “YY Lie Di anc pUlpme, ofr —2t aU AR ANTY " MC ITC - CORP. O sAEGAL ro SEETR had é , Tee ; r ye aJ : se & » Sabi t th. he M : > >¢ _ = ~~ - pa! Loe ast i. t * me. Yew N - 7 - ; t~ " — » % POR QUICK. © r AL é “t 3 )@ Or : yhone Us, Aries + - nd —— ] Plan ¥ KILPATRIC ‘KF . AU TO LO. NS . oan = usebold furniture, radios, pianos, exten Sli possession. Service oe . ia ro arraaisal 2..||Welfare Loan Co. pan NEW = PHOENIX 4 __WHY WORRY? r bills in one bunch and borrow enough from Le YAN F eature 7 and still have money left STATE SUPERVISED LOANS $29 TO $see 4 DECSTFIED IM@AN SEEVIE SIX PRIVATE CANSTLITATION ROOMS FUR YOUR ’ VOTR FRIENDS IM) NOT HAVE TO yo FoR vot. we © FEES. SO DEDUCTIONS. 40 GET FULL AMOUNT APPLIED YOU MAY PAY . , , & 5 per month on a 31008 ican pen. 4 “ose ae ~ye agg ore - im Da mikstMING Ber! m tactiv noone Wa ggasi se = 2 1g 518 per month on a $708 a Csi ' sy : 32 tte LIMIT ORs ; pa : eos rus 8.04 “3 ' Gat ' ; = Serres yo ‘ornisehed aey tern La 4 ; Casi 7 eee , “a Sis per month on ea S500 ice money hn year ? ittely segit mits apartment distr a r ‘ha - coms 3) the? — On eur Monthis Parment Pian with LEGAL RATE of a payable = gvods are stenie a@ guger: hetis onal NE REALTY 5005 ‘ “Gennd. te? )§6 6D wi D4 2 tu oa Cis, : —e : oe fuvmitur 7K « tara! rD> Gi O. Tt eestse nothing te investicate mvesiment will be treaiead as : —"“iteatT, sHor — me oo. the ar i regeo tha: o i-~oo, Posi : = -_ a ee Tar, — - Decorated, Perit £ EE . If rou are unable te call at our office, phone or write as and eur we site ear cet : % c vill call at year beme. ._oe — oS Securny. 00 +7 suipped: beautifully tu pnished shops in Lb: : ' (2 West Pine “i - DRT : ; P i «6cutiin ue ement Wiper Ty) ae re = , ANC loge ge = uepa - | [OP__Establiahed 3 — —— ae -- a RET } OLD LOANS REFINANCED . wee ae af a “ tac ' , Mrs , ering #un om % “ " - " cnt} ' a Te as i323 es i al psig : . F . bag A+." - . ; q cr - o ~ t - = . . i 13 t pusines aaseeatiinatesil ate od . - , : J ms E i. . . ee : , " _ LAM AE iggy Capital Furnished | %°:.2° 0% St%. "to tioets * | count, poor heat we. | revck TRADE hex 75, SMPraTON fo. EO A eae Pa SFFERSON 061: FULTON LOAN SOCIETY % ar “* TT? Yager te " : ; ; ai : O.sard. 7 mn its : epee: am = : _ : —— ’ffice Hours: 8:30 te 5:30. Incinding Saturday oA * hy} > Fi Bilt. : . ; re - 1 . _ 4 ; 2 Y Re . : : ro. . | ' ' eve aa pe sae phen g eos Peet ioe) r nyone — ms tempora o: # aret. or sUrnsiare, Diane, BUSINESS WANTED _ . AGENT Wid.—For procuct o: Olu Sed gL SOS ae conga ~ Crpsic monergiig - : ; wy rl ‘ : ; ’ , ao Sina nell = ;' oS wen ‘ i‘ a be , ; RT? oe bbs : ty: exclusive territory. M. Schellharc buildiug an oe ae —— . a 2 a ain a Si meat Miinkeeeerhers Ee “comedies -apeceaiceate corinne my : , . W7is = 22. = dae ™ aalhe e age . act rs een me __—__—— . a as perme: acc. : eh Do 7 Nee lacy Vi ZRENTY Wid.—ford or Chevrole: uri or Illinois town; con! 21. Post-D oe Ame e™ REALTY cH... 320, 4 1 Bn oO moggge amen $1 i. Ria - é, ie maaan : TE or - # weekly instalimert 3 enineaedl Hume. OSINESS = ta.— a alt ema. Lisi eee, . ’ ' 4 apuipen o ~ - “oe * : - ‘ ‘ . a ’ ‘ a *% iJ ) = Ji c M Power eC; a = - nb ef 3” > i must stand thorough investigatio: , . on oes —_— | =A nee ~—T — us z ; oe | tor quis: ) ; FRANK H "ALEW EL communications kept strictly confidential. —-oy-s ocath caring j-PaWVhAL Si : Hae MA é. rs—2 | Rox G-42. Poat-Diapatch OD Baer omen ie amen sie : c aril cers i) es . — 4 snes o ur fi ture or piahe wh T Por 3-familvy tenant fin: ood revetliue : a + 2 = Wi red eo f «wal : Xe era ' _— ~~" |} iw paid quirec business onfident - Procucer at a iow price, Box 7 ata aan , : ; " CLEANING «nd dveing businces tact} ad: bene 49 sjiefontarne ih Joh ; ™ an - a rey ‘ | a aes —_ on .| Ji¢versor a sities vam OF ee 22 wo lg ——— _ ~—— on —— — XT anticul ier a!) 4165. Chesterfield , * 9 | . eve : . Te BOOK ans, 28 sit Etcreom Sapa. 24 oom Market 10 TO $300—OGNE TO TWENTY MONTHS Wa img e@eguiprped wpiartt: give ful radi BST 4 location. price grin : - , ; equipment, etc.. or wilh bu tive inter. | ; ii > - ; oe I = est mm large esta blishoren: be had : Ss" - ee 4, . 4 : — : , ar tk on oe , ae — ~ ' ~+ ’ Yeut experience a! eclline and plant man-|on Sisic highway. S miles west of city “Cai, gwner wick. serme 341 0 ua. pressing ma staniwhed Du : Loans at Lega! Interest t Box T2097. Post-Limve' omit + electricity. latre sepeened = —— : : : | aac Bea mmOMING Bl | wood ate BU SINE ESS FOR _ SALE Od » g 8} r > . CONFECTIONERY Wicd —Siuet sood. | dine ha anes Game es = : her business + ano Cw ; | iu Boca = . z Lak Gee “alle? | - . a. = A a a en stieee- Sar pathos ae Pay h viral 143° e* : : BB an , er: cheap. Sunday. 2601 1 TO PAINT YOUR BOME, PAPER YOUR HOUSE, PLUMBING rixToems | : UG STORE Paying: part c88h. g.numarhe syten National Rank Bid Misi sbhli. At OSCE Pitts.’ ¥ yr rT : ory snc Tacicgy,, 7, . Pr-O LR 4S; 7 REPAIRS. SPRING CLEANING. TAKE APVANTAGE OF SPEING . SECC ehORT Drapes r -- 3 - Bh ge gig ee agg Age A nn “ ag mo “essa : é ae i MANY OTHER THINGS YOU WANT TO DO THIS SPRING. we G70 Post Dag LEA —~ Pressin v7 Ana tn ite re competitor n ulation Re | BOUSa—20 room is “WO® Busen BOREOW FEOM A BONDED AND LICENSED LENDER ON YOUR ows L—F iral-© lame doing SS he eS 8 y] hea 2igm At m ou Tiel ritory® Going SPH per mont ne o ome my . Pot ST ood ——— SECURITY SUCH AS HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR OFFICE FIXTURES. a Sman;, no pikes. Box G- “i-ANISS A —— : NERA hE Noa: ) i r oo wil i , « ;, . J aianien ceabiaine: aaa 4 MINS rL_ RANT = cM : J Pr Asus Rh —_ heal : : a a ing @evera!l pieces of Cheite Weome prop Teas Tals : . — - os est" ; » §. : : : aticemeeadl : " i + agg % *#2Chang® on e@tore katee or ema) vatts . + ht &: in,” io Soe ae “4+ wagn ohne : Bs. : camp . md ‘LiLo we@a20nen: (;:Artread ATS : at acroUunt sick less - mi: ged bores t tap sive ypaeat* &* vik’ em ~ 7 ~ ¢ ‘ * . - : > > er —— = > = —_ — , ~* ia - : , e a bn - t> an o ae a * > a Tire: letter Mea T-1195 Poat- Diamante) “a 2 eur " ever | : es ee om 2 + Soh ' | Ba ec. eyes — genes - Ts fwa. F . mk ten er ’ DRINK PARTLOW ‘Vie estab) 2.008 oui -08-C Louderman Bid FACTORY SFPack Wed HM feet ‘ pin bike het ’ " ones 7 rice , ’ : - aon. 4 Pirmo: Broke e agen. 807 Bo Os tiers 4 re OOD = AMS : me aues oan —_ : S50N0 cash working x on account of other business: invesiizate. “2232, 250 FiATURE oe en wd it biG7 Minerva 3 3 aston c76) 8. W. COR. 11TH & LOCUST STS. or pore tics: Tria Ph vee 4 iu? “ie Used br mithon tury wil at if ae | - Turriieb Cahite} . *' 0593 be - tus y : : igs 28 oe. } iL‘ ' SB ager ‘ sis Se ; . E a a " r) trey 7 ; : , : " : 4 ’ | } 2 . " “=? P ex af 5S . “ > - bs ‘ : p : e , s 4S? i : : >? “ " > : x om STORE ve ek cut ba o “116 Four f he ‘3 imi t°h, Cutaice, af St 1 acste Pier ' ’ , eon — ata — . . w % APER AcENC ict cane SP , ial are Petict tty r? ; ‘ we ac miete CoPeiringies re 7 * a A. « = = ~— - - , - Te ’ ‘oe “ s -. * j i} ™ ARKET OF Wace T ts WR ibaa ; ‘ 2 , : : ied = toom tsuet omuret » et TR { “ies eve Tull particulars im first letter. aa ~~~? iM BE a ee ’ ‘ . wer RAT Ni? = TS} “A~ 3382 ital west bhecat - eee iaher ihe. i? s¢ 3 a | > i) cr DM Pal ah Ded Cilts as ee mbit? **) . 7 ; oa mee . . mag ; ‘ ~ _ ~ d : ; ‘ » Biss ; Br Foose Tein ome 1 ) vo ee : : : . ‘ . 4 . “ : ‘ES i. ABS kind bape rs eitineg Se ae hel POG L102 _— eS ota) “ rap 43 2 “ - . , 4+ARDRHEK KEALTY (0. 220 NX. « —_— ms and bath #738 Morga: acon. Ox band 2341- Monda 7's . . a ree ae aged a. os — —— bs : J line : " . Xr ee “ AL E : St os : tr - en : , *, a wes : : " denies ai +? J : . . ~ BE i i emai ' 5 ; buUnsaiow tecated in SS ' SCT KRY —Lune : ™ 2 — : hata? 5 i, I mr nan " - ; - — a 30. ‘ar capac Arma LAUTILS Tr pPeYINg “Usit ees ; , is and } t na Bf tee 1 ee RY C sarket Nod sland uu) : : . " ‘ : , ; . , mn “ : 7 } ae a ta tear Bi Lauis ty - K = PCT! es OOS wT | { meat : 7 pte tin : “- nn, | i ~_— s7ee.09 PAY oe a oe Tae 2 ries: terms. MIDCITY. | bassa- Food fue ell at barrain. Box | : _* c CME : =, | , — 141 Pau} Brown Bide " U ap |} inance WITH LEGAL BATE @ be tua . : i bry: > , . a? a {RTs a . on “4 re . ‘77 Fpeert " : ung - : ’ . he vite _— 4 ; * ‘ on il ‘ . -s : | i. uw 4 - =. .+iSsS Yerior 43, 4, 534 mc i oxi. 24) aoet USI veers ttt R netween i , ; La ; : a” Ab. a.m! : PT = T me + “4 ‘ , : p> BR Bs ~@ | N ~~ ~ Room od 10—f i Olive St. }aar ‘euameone aiDa. wT? ws -_ 4 on a = : “~a ald a. _ a a = ; _ . - = ‘ “ai ti — “Cy ~ a’ : *} . 4 1 t't} cy te eith Pusat -TPhaa ‘ r .* ; : . > > : “hI F be a WI i. tae? seieiied — * i j : ; FT — — ~ 7 vs ‘ . , pER: - — 4 ? j "er ; ve TeT ma * ~ ' b z yu :. (zs; Artie > ten} y M2 eel | j CMM, ; K : a a A Zed : me £ AA SI ; ‘ :* ‘ ~>% 4 ica, ml) 2 +. ‘oc * ‘ivan = 5 eteerery m™m ‘ — Gov “goods. ne = aus : irk | county. good Dusiness; no delivers, wil ne. 2800 Washinetor ~aiien seinen: ae dake eee ra OKERAGE CO. ae grocetios harcwaere Mii errers , 430 , ak ia MX a7 : ie vi > " 6 4 ' a : 4+ 4 pay e: Gane . LA iG gD : ani , : ' " : , dedurtiors. en eb Me WV ashingion ACUOE 4 tat : : 4. i i a v4 . . ‘ | “a : - ~ 3 . - a. Dit .- ; ren hr . { ; af if ; . . . — “uN nicety 7 Cum . A @iiti 4,834 ’ he the ectual susber ae Hil teh ‘Entra! Files > Wa Pi ; ; “og keep the meger. LOOT. e 402 OVE the leas K costa. $70.00 FAY rrr ie ~. = ee i te o ew pt, ae, oe . ine Nina My, ~ wn a meer ~ ws Reta Hg ae - ee) ae ee ~~ * oe A‘ Deaic “i imix. Gre.meoddds, eles ‘UTR ™ SS Ls v7 ope Ty. 2 Terr tr T ” _ : saad a nine Creed : aise = 3K ITA snk 8 Ris mit =? ONE Y NI + " ; y MELA ‘i. vy , ¥ " z ~ ‘ Mi fixtures Real =e 44: “h — * d : ry Washington and Grand 81. if veu cannet cali at — fiees. phone ox and $250. inciuding steam — Paul Brown Bide Trice +o. “ya Be =m ™~PITiS ~ x wre a $s ence nice 30 PARTNER WANTED } , | 14 x a be ; sits > hed : co oe? rT 3 () AN ~ i ~ am Fi ; : : 4 ~ i}, Stitching Siete Pays over halt; good "te —F =k es alee ; m9 R eRY AND VEAL WARKET , z — é' tin ae ; er oo, ‘ * tor well Evergreen 0255 es Se ee. ' walt sles s . ' aortic -16 Pew Brown Bide ) “ ; ~ A Wa, Ts , . ' ; ‘ ‘te . ; “ ; yy ri a? recers. Firet- ar ; ‘rat. D3 e4 =n Tet Fa tte, a ealiniad , Th . \) 1 orrice kohers &ta) erod FP ; Dye ome ed - = chal - . :T . _ as ; 7 ~ ¢ one ak LP é anh 7 : . q ened sé «Pt ; ‘ 3 > > 2 ie mer Wis ae . ™ ne P oa ; anes es = pa: . - oa ; * - 4 4 ; ~~ 2 i : : : all . - : ; s 1 $4} week VEA Vakik } ext . : hata gig s s hee retite ; ter : ry be > =F _— , — , ) | Rp : ash 2Si-car. make $10.000 @ veer ciueiaiens a aie soervisten anc & 1123 AMBASSADOR “wale 3618 ei beertae fr ; : : tr . Ee a me . , i / one “ - : ‘x oe .* . . e , . egy : iji ' 1475.18 ‘ 7 - By WEST EN » DELI SSSEN ( only LEGAL RATES. i) | wll aa . Esl ait 4A T Es . E ‘ “ont identia |. ; » eonvenientiz ; fies nde: } 544? bs ‘ = ¥} Reng. Rickie rour hom: " rrr 3 Bt Yierwetc me rc tii : : Motiman PR iF ITS $10.0 aU) rEE YEAR \ HOUSEHOLD } ip Onen Daily Cott 6 a ~aee « & ot ee a » and over da: Le ° (ereeers t4.. 2O)) ee sialic a tae ath! Ne lacie twee ee en | Wy Ek ( AX ~ PT I ( 634 Grand 6l.—JEffersen 5388 | : sepals tel4s profitabit mamifact ur 7 . . 2 Piet . eS Lens ' pamequey ‘ * 90 , anil t: buetneme fer vena {© tt be “SIGN betere © , if ; . A Tene 4 PAYING BUSINESS Me N EY TO LC JAN ch : sii, cilia, cena. aidtied Rg a gm ee ee ir fivitasx oes ; bh, Be ’ t n? ‘ ~ ‘ . T hae 7 ; : "et Es a. © a ' —— : sauces on c ~~ oh. Var ee tant i 2 6 re ae nz teousch or Ts Oil i t me~ Tre OTR +. . ‘ “se” 5 . 7 Att . =, piatsiliaentin pes, + ' : ii Bes. Fa it re “ wet Th it a i aeeren Txmerir ext a@f geur city ne = 2008 ee me far compte. Teeter er Tet Pr : adh 2 : : on , * ¥ ea ; : PEL mnt eehe $ oars oT \ 7 5 > Re vK 2 R. 4 ty E ct) _ “RET “y * gaan. 6829 South * cot. , Se f*oa oer cat ' ee , : ' Aata / » he iii aheett he * 4s

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Our OW! ‘ANY: nut 6474 in () $30 cer straizhtfor,, r red tape. vrite or esentatirg REE | ™ vn Bldg im Post-Q¢m, SOU ts ERVICE Y aE cT LOUIS POST-DISPATCR gladly com gation, yr your pr ounts, left in yo! Ambassa/ us to pay ENCE SSION OR OR. * monthly, -esentative BPAY ‘jdentia © NO iN. . “ps 08 month MONTH M ontHt disp wn sta! »? \ . Po t L k y “lint Mu y ( ‘ t 4 } < f , a . ; Ra O CU Pp t b Pp ; oO : ‘ HIS 1 ( 4 ae ya f st Di patc! 3 J . E ° 1é S +i. 5 <3 ei gS 4 ~ * ve a

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’ severe rince the day Etherton helped Carlito: udminister that thrashing in his office public sentiment has turned stronel\ against him. His enemies have been “Ul to ‘get’ him and his path has been '"* long avenue of woes Page Two. sunday Magazine S ~ wwe wee o-~—aead «¢ eee S35 ommend «| ; Mi ( - ee Mm WG is Char ges, llaneoy egal weeks work evening i niormeé bh Lie whether he next dar ne iong Dias rider eve work.’ nh, WhO ba ners ef The ast held 0m Lhe iOws idle mit- and & pping cam ‘om pict peen Current nerintendes ne into the turn ou ns) derabit cir] pupils vy was Te Sam Hood Jaughters & with Pria Togeti- oD. 1 asi eg it ane out and ne charge Et hertes = By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dis Sunday Magazine WASHINGTON OHN JOSEPH FISHER 29-year- old war veteran, sat in a restaurant on Pennsvivania avenue here one night recentiy. en- joying a sandwich nd watching. piate glass window, the in evening dress as (they from under theater canopies drove off down the avenue in imousipes was getting near bedtime and er had risen to go home when his attention was arrested Dy of fire sirens and as he the door, trucks thundered irection of the Capitoi— ladders. hose reels, engines swaying past >», - ~ utomobiles in al) c:e¢aming, th panopiy that vests modern firefighting with euch the street, irresis- were the hundreds of scene of the biaze be the Woolworth 4- almost in the was already on sher arrived and Was extinguish a smal! Diase of a window \s Fisher building seemed explosion and a terrific and sparks was Diown on ita heeis No one no Joseph Fish away at the the exciteme When the under con crowd start trat the youn ;rematurely, erations whi ington into terror, disr transportatic business and tal as it hae the Knicke 1923; that gf in the mak city into @ property ¢ whole Dist bua huat Fisher, starting two admitted t2 started the cliection of he had first a mad desi hazy. Pol undoubtedly quick sequ rations and each build nerosene ca with the ott The bi worth store started Fish tive course have deen wires. By ment in @ sulphur cs the firemen obstacle tf created and trol. when night. we around the tion that store a dic fire Wha’ ape hurried tot the battled, nigoat me the first gianece Was Chief Se'D power whk sections of e% co pe

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How a When al F irebug La owl Bs Fishing fire aia Schoolmastey’s > e . ie: a 5 Veco s S Washington . . ° ~ . : SG ae SOR See a Tales [ poultry store. Discip! e.g tare ie ISCLD nal dry i ~ 7 a ht ap . i) Wi « bites fe Ne: | This was i im? | i a | a : a — ee . the second a =. J, 4 5 a a, fe ae fire of Action the night. Started An Dutbreak the Whole of Washington of Shooting, WH. Erker, Mob - ™ W ar Veteran So Threats and : oy: y* ‘ Fascinated by a Chance . =a Y¥ a” or He oe @ Miscellaneous | _ | 6S oe = ‘ne | oa ssisce = auee = ab =", a Started a Series Just venene we) | a a oe | to Watch Them « increased the force to 133 pleces. Scene at Ry 4 o'clock the Pillsbury fire had rear burned itself out and the crowds re- of the turned to the thronged vicinity of a cet Ninth and Pennsylvania to await the next alarm. They were soon grati- — fled, for at 4:05 o’clock a policeman during the reported another feed and grain store- fire. house on fire, about ten blocks north of the Pillsbury ruins. Forty com- 3 | ~~Z Od anies, having returned fron e two group got hold of ; Ned es teacher of the aS je. | ’ Se ; 7 . A | oneal acne a pos the arenes Gre. ¥ : Bi Se io ifs | | seene of the latest fire. The blaze ee : | “hy oe Me, ‘ | kG : | Was nipped in the bud and the au- ee hea : | fe SSS feat 3 ae ae - | thorities seemed to be catching up beyond the vil- _ 7 DYER Oe sae | | CS a 7 Again (he OR 3 F Reged! : aie sO be si lolled around Ninth and Pennsyl- weeks work ; Caer a Tia , » Be Bee b> os org a oe nih eee tention at e" ae ; ah s E | ‘a . 4 a x : vania, wondering if the night's ) | foe 2 ae : i, > a's Bs AAA excitement was over, but the greatest rs are informed by , \ ¢ “i i oS ag » - : wet ~~ * 4 ~~ a . effort of the “torch” was yet to come sack. it eveholes Victim starting W ne! ine whistle whether ‘~ John Joseph Fisher, after his errest. citizens NSIDE of half an hour, the longest : respite the firemen had, it came : . fe | ee az The first alarm reported that fire & 7 ‘ ee ae | : had been discovered in the Lankford , ees Me it G | woodworking factory, on the edge of ae neil . the fashionable Sixteenth street diplo- center of other ex- Would rattlesnakes, that blast held om- By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch ; > . i iatic residential section and two en- inous import. It meant that the town Sunday Magazine . rs: . —_— = aa ad : gines were sent to make the run. Six : minutes iater, at 5:45 o'clock. came the fourth frantic general alarm of the’ hight and virtually- all of the 133 pieces of apparatus were rushed to the moet spectacular blaze in Washing- ton’s history. The factory, a brick structure with a tin roof, had held the flames in- side for some time until {t suddenly loosed them in a literal inferno. Fire- men were unable to get close because ol the heat, and when the roof melted all at once, the flames burst through, and drove off down the avenue in business and shock the national capi- leaping hundreds of feet into the alr heir limousines tal as it had not been shocked since ti x . ° ae ae | | 3 in a great belch of luminous smoke It was getting near bedtime anda the Knickerbocker Theater disaster in 4 Re F dst = | For two hours this conflagration Fisher had risen to go home when 923: that five more fires were then raged and it was controlied in the end suddenly his attention was rregated by n the making which would throw. the only because there was nothing left in us report now the scream of fire sirens and as he City into a panic, causing $500,000 the buleing to Sure. At te See Wisely and Sam Hood, flung open the door, trucks thundered property damage and sending the ee ee ee ave young daughters In past in the direction of the Capitol— ™ hole District of Columbia on a ‘‘fire- mile away, as the stores of hay and — released and members of the ladders. hose reels, engines swaying bug hunt ) A FORM OF INSANITY grain went up like tinder Wwasnrngees force went home, except | Fire Chief those who were left to watch the “ishe aught tater, onfessed } critical t past pedestrians and automobiles in al! Fisher, caug bes : ‘ — VYROMANIA ee : At thie ritica) point, onsale ' monet ee ' ar ry f the blazes ar JIMANIA is a form of in: 1! “*hief of Polic he : ruins for further possible the gleaming, throbbing panoply that etarting (wo oF t aZes an Pp Seib and Chief of Police Hesse held a : , e rrainm rT} v? -all $1) ) \dmitted t he might have ) sanity, occurring periogicaly in : a ey ee seide iat outbreaks mvests modern firefighting with sucn admitted thet mig : | an apparently normal person, which hurried conference and decided tha ca 3 started the others, as his rec- impels the patient to commit arson unless Washington was to go up in olice were still hot on the trail of would have the ‘torch A young woman had be work the next day. work. One iong blast them ti however. the « who hac ir 2 ~ ¢heg liners as iney next day would be filled with idle min- WASHINGTON No one noticed John ‘rs looking fo: -ccitement and as | ; OHN JOSEPH Joseph Fisher dash could crowd into the FISHER 29-year- away at the height of would attend the ; old war veteran, the excitement Monday night, the sat in a restaurant When the fire was let that on Pennsylvania under control, the and paid * 4 avenue here one crowd started to leave, little reaiizin- ines and , ! might recently, en- that the voung man, who had departed jovine a sandwich rrematurely, was then engaged‘in op- watching, erations which were to plunge Wash- piare glass window, the ington into a night of flame-scorched ‘trowde in evening dress as they terror, disrupt communication and Stepped from under theater canoples PD transportation impede traffic and Spectacular lure. , olilection he even! ; fter i 1} “red ° mh 3 r\dder . > « Ti. eps Fisher ran down the street, irresis- rliection of the ey ng, @ _sualiy, ne is seizeG with a succr smoke drastic etep he had first been seized with An ' ‘ y and uncontrollable desire to see a to: be taken So Seib was made, seen &@ man jump in a machine and p mad desire for flames, was fire and derives a pleasurable sensa the time. a virtual ‘dictator 4rive away from one of the fires just bly drawn, as were the hundreds of theatergoeras, to the scene of the blaze ; : ) hing the fl A) for ’ . . ’ - . ” . . ; . " rt) i ‘ i nk Ne riames 4 ‘ , Ps o Which proved to be the Woolworth 5- hazy. Police, stating that he | hough to all outward appearances of Washington” and issued an order 4* it was getting started She re- 8 ii » i‘ U Ji ‘ ‘ P i! U y ; PMs ‘ ' ’ and-l10-cent store almost in the undoubtedly did, point to the ) ¥ between attacks and capable which was unprecedented in the his- membered the license and the police ee | a 3 . handling his affairs, the patient 1s tory of the city He called forth traced it to John Joseph Fisher. The» ; k sequence of the conflag- f shadow of the Capitol quick sequence | = ™~. ae * : eth | rations and the fact that in | . —™ » sae 2 etme age thie papper oS every piece of apparatus in the city, were waiting on the steps of his home when he returned at 9 o'clock in the o | - 4ue ¢ onstitutiona! -ancditions An engine company was already on *} - s me scene when Fisher arrived and was leaving the entire town, except that in the present fire zone, without fire pro- morning. At first he denied having Ordinarily, in a general had a hand in the affair, but later ont basil fs ag fi} , P . | eacn suild an Wi a 4 und a . Ga ms ' p i ia: al ar MY acquired whose " +}, b , ho ’ , Lerosene can which matched , nat has not been determined Preparing to extinguish a smal! biaze that spat out of a window \s Fishe: — ee : = " mee mt - broke down and wrote out a confer- Sted) the whole building seemed The. OIsse 69 CY eck nadie ; alarm, stipulated pieces of apparatu : | ae worth store. which original! fire station and sion in which he admitted setting fire to the second feed storehouse and the woodwork factory. After starting each one, he said, he returned iater and are drawn from each rocked hy. a re *\) _ r © © tor if r vv) fei *X Losi i an territi ‘ pun Sh expres: SRC 8 etarted Fisher on his destrus the remaining pieces redistributed so i) Diast ry & ; re | 5 ; } mo , = ; “4 4 iTOUs . Inio pray anad ne Capit sia ab ehae as ted . @™ — _ aimee guia, = r — . iched at Nil Pennsevivania ave guished himself im the World War ' > ; ; > , ’ a « ij fi j i | a * i’ lworth ruins still After his discharge in 1919 he was died communi aent to Walter Reed Hospita! for ob- district clHiefa over ate servation and in a short time disap diapatching a com peared and was dropped from the stood rocted to | : ’ 2 " ’ " : + a Here ceded }e nu mouldered , : is? Meanwhile roils Following the recent series of increte highway while firee he was refused bond on the ‘ +> northeast fen more ef ground that. tf guilty Ye War A public leads {) { 4 ines from Baltimore were speeding at imenace Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 11, 1928. Page Three.

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ATRIMONIAL MIXup| PROF hat Threatened Airs the Peace of Europe ow the Squabble Between the Countess Litchew and The a er Divorced Husband Over Their Children Almost est - Sel Went Before the League of Nattons. a Special —— of the Post-Dispatch unday Magazine NEW YORK. inare O FAR as the Professor world at large was closed tha concerned John brought up Erskine was, 2 cal family Scant three years ceived an ex ago, as neatiy and sical back as definitely ticket- Columbia ed ‘professor’ as graduate, h a man could well der the tn Edward middie life his career had ad- the noted as do successful academic ca- . eomposer. most universities—-instructor. held a p professor and finally a pro there. a modest shelf of scholarly “One da nis credit, church vestry- ej] stopped of a small family, author elass and book of verse, and known in his sor speaking. only to the aca- served ma world. Obviously, he was des- ‘ought to ge even though his research sic’ Erak ere slightly more popular in «‘Phis By a Special Correspondent ws ~—— = ‘ ; a 4 | ages — me ee ee ee tke ates sine — . = b . eatises, for a iong and quietiy bert” and ea : ‘ a me aig esteemed iife at Columbia University. spired by i YOU look upon 01 : union ri “ : ae r : (és ie and. eventually, fér an emeritus pro he contiz : , : ‘@ssorship and the academic honors have no m@ ' inevitably crown such a career but would And then something strange, some- musician not possibly ury. b: he revolutis ‘ : . is —_” *.- ”_ te. > a ‘aing almost miraculous, happened, an hard enot rent that startled his academic yngliiy aimost as much as it ‘There will world Prof pest seller. war dDecause The father answered with é blow in the fece of i= enemy and jumped mio car with the children. a ee hie — «study math them he ne day’ passed and the oe 4 n eaientin . te ' | ‘ . 34 . AM ° . A. d “ —-_* . > ; - ‘\ Ls ‘ x 5 : the eau ; | ; ' 7 ' ad 3; > policemen continued the sieg® . yan es a y ke ' , , oth mae nette an Heo Ps Le } : ashionable boulevard looked Iie , si , ; re crave as those née oOpeme of the mu P succes Say Pera-- - * : — wit vanes ' piecing pia: v dete 4 ee : . - Pie e ” ww . and “ 4% ti =e i , ‘ , . ¢ ; ‘ . , . ‘ 9 . . id i" » : ‘? - . j _ ‘ 2 . . ~ — a .s% + Ribs WEY sy Ls ~~ Va ~ . iT ¥ practi¢ tT i-¢ ° . > _ - me . . ead ry ie, . , . ‘ a ~ ¢ . : r* ; ror "in . ; : } a - %. 2 ' iA. COeW . epec* ac Ui8 eiopement . . . sss ’ aa - ~ . te it ind wien technic fal enjoy ea 19990 to I — 4 : ry were calied upc Kingdoms of Bulgaria and Hungars | ie were on the verge of breaking off their 1 learn that hi i! Ad “OM P.ice > mired priv ete a a a ae aa | Une — im the a@itai! it presented & nots © sipiomatic relations on ac * h de o Givorce him and m ’ ves , es BO soc re pc C Tj : ~OTm nusdand Ba ~@.5 gave 4. nvoy calling his attention to the itchew affair, and even proionge 10 fo! lol | hi nioyved hat ; ite y Da he tf t He .C ) as hand, the envoy demanded that tm the garian EmDassy as a resu! “4 aiked-of pers lities in Aust. rr he at Bat oO ormer wi Litchew w ae aS Fone AS* Pee ae ' ce of Mme. Litchew’s attitude the witchew or revenge Government guarantee the Litchew children om thet —_t knight to the ‘ice Diockaded the palace event , , .ety © i€ the attention » for some mysterious sf matters in fu ~- SUuUrey from Budapest to Vienné. To Slieate matters, the Austrian Gor nd 1 third hest seller ee ee for ome piste: shu. geal pertemeanam a. —— 6 tigarian : - had also sent a note to We and to p fast act of this fantastic marit- —— io” scented — | , | . . o Government demanding ; 1 of st found ei: sali a tal melodrama preceding scenes ‘ings the revolut: 20 lent earned that His wife had ief or id mot wis - at : the of Captain Wild, now rm n movies bought Helen wun an : ind committed & . trey fe 1e screen and Professor BEE ie the whole it could justiy be calied the empire s to order th 2st O shase and went to Buchares H io. Sy pressing | : : ‘CLL. irass) Moule Austrian territot Diplomatic notes, ' | astonished colleagues tmag- oa a modernised edition of Homer's “Iliad.” ‘ * lo, ho rr, fled ta ectives reported to him ¢: ‘; rq hen the : . ce sD this other-°. Pee orofessors attention , ceieDrated divorce ordered the execution of reason \ « a are nome the iess dramatic, and as LY ustri fe collap ¢ Bucharest. He again « GEORGE LITCHEW.§ whose his absence by the cou: he charge 2} but when Budapest, while his ca: as trie - tchew was staying divorce case has almost be- &8&a-:nst him was murder he n- eiv -he informatio he ladv Ai:dnhaping case. | Pant ca 7 yn) >h nd ti he envoy Sofia threatened & protest we > * - + . 4 o ~ — om ™ " ‘ . ’ , - Mw Nes » 444 a come the casus 2 ence was death. Captain W! hs | | Was agreed ; | the League of Nations, the sie | ee , .0 Oi " I2 Which he has appeared, noth- usual 66 tween two European cou les. fh inder a death sentence s bold rest and did Of tC three ti ' _ a + : of the latest wee oa aie , : ) dae , An ve > again will startie provided. piayed a prominent role in the social © 1 sO mage the journe’ vera! eave any acdress € liidren now } . it seemed ° d d. H bia UC ip! i ee Se ee B the academic wor) , am ! and diplomatic life of Eastern Europe ‘mes from Budapest to Vienna ani Again weeks passed - yuld cor 7s ‘ m har { om sad Mieat we aie ne ‘ for 34 ) ae : , , ih — — _—— , ir with the New York and three before and Curing the World War 4 a? S Vus : ovarts iv 4 A} Lert . Set: : P - ‘ 5. Centra : ar ee : : és hs + hw scion Of a well-to-do Bulgarian family chestra as soloist on the D there ers sent me entered the Bulgarian diplomatic liom he had known for many rea: “kas perated Appearing scot only in New thesis 6a it an Embassy They were receive . IN at the last moment s ™ it in- = servic ro i#e , ; — - wy Ridden la wii te ; — te _ eens Be /-SUca scoiariy commudadi- interest @ rvice, rose swiitiy in his chosen ca- slit ul stro C ; eR. (0 SUCGapes’ an Aa he coorway by the secretary 30 , ut of the mess was found. ule | 2 r eh d pl D ed reer and just before the war «: i i , wes a al ea nn inc ee ae : ni} . Michigan. and play- abandos nd just before the war was ap- imo : . ; me heip of his former collea; ionec them against entering e e Budapest court nz t) c mage : .¢ ne 6puceyer , A Minor Concerto of duties as ; suiicing, Which, according to th : M m nd M. Litchew signed an agree § iMann six years met in the Austrian capita! hia ‘uture ess romantic husband for thia adven ister to Mungary it yioma (or 3 hen Litchs ternational law, enjoys tt) igh it gu: sing the rights of bo | to at hein F ei t - , * ee _ : . r s so pac ’ - . = esti . : _ O} ae s OD — wife. who was Countess Franziska urous Man, ioved by hi | . . Ould Go notin it as he ceived ne oe itche : . Me Be Amn y £6. ‘ pointed Consu!-Genera! in Vienna He uitchew. who decided exil ii LY i. r gag : ‘ . »h Aran who P , . ~~ : ee Te ee seas —_ se itoegiaaent, a Woe since larity ¢ Zichy a diond 2eautyY with deen blue hated oy¥Y Bis enemies. who pits : rol te ‘Oo ioin i 5 - ntent! z eave the cit ' " , reappeared pe a has la rity he a . re ,U™M ~ * . , Beels, : ec Ome president of the erature eyes and interesting classic features his having been an Austrian citize: : children. It was almos i ee . ~ tha 4X « . - Z i Vii es ; " . © > . Ji - ise Cit i “ daughter of the actress Ella Schaad Managed to play ao important r in fat Mi sitchew was somewhere in the child: > C o their mot! init t : asic. Columbia been Wie * ¥ | . : : 2 * uf . ' n 4 : ’ . ‘ 5 4 i * - - anil adopted child of the very rich the life of the Hungarian *apital. Jur St ai sf her -eai - in ¢> avening MS { } ’ Ou . oi} s m eave of a208°Dce,. it Indeed. withdrawn from ie 9, tes . nfigence of the ramousa, banquet in honor of the Hunger aes . 3 . , education and . |! niversity - O14 the young diplomat and the beaut!- The lawyers arranged everything MUS 14 a seemed e~ 7 e ’ > e? . ¥ « ’ - 4 ‘ * re s ’ . p3 ~# es . e nek = "T* \.. ¢ ¢ 7 (+ «7 * 7 /* r F ay fui Countess Was an Outstanding socia necessary ag 6 a (OW Weeks (td . the detectives. The o y il morn: | he embassy Foreign Minister, while Jeanets rieg 4 event tn the life of Austrian aristoc- Vienna Supreme Court h ad >! private agency intimated bit But Litchew did not av Nicolal were kept | H 3 ‘ ae , ; _ * ” ™ it “ ‘ ’ em tin 4 . ‘ * A | ‘ated % ~ + - st Be “9 i eee a = ities — — = lk a Pose hid - ’ :* ‘acuity racy. It seemed to be a perfect match s decision. granting a ¢@ > i stne hand of Captain Wi Mg the embassy He stated that h the vast quantity of gifts t received T's - = and nobody thought that it would end Litchew and granting he cus ching connections would not risk losing his children from their daddy a : ne | ; shildr tah 2 niater ¢ . . ’ nan th tent lent sf nd in a spectacular divorce tody of the children. M. Litchew was arian Minister took a hand per- again and would stay in the embassy grow up ther will probably narre® Doe an the stest Ge . ’ 4 ‘ — » — - Di a ea . + te ie - - ae . a4 5 wes 4 ee bid > 4 wid : 25 a 4 oa " % - : ‘ - e if For a few years the coupie lived overjoyed He immediately sent fa 3 he Matter and asked the ed oes apta! ble as .Ong as the Bulgarian envoy could with pride ehildren that tne . Se P - happily together. Two children were the two children, who. however. coul: Govern mes ‘© give strict orders to manded the children back in *} find a way to this is a part seriowsry: one orc have suddenly bloomed = all app nd ma. to their find (0 guarantee his right to were once aimost the ¢ause of 8 we Page Four. Sanday Magazine—St¢. Lowis Post-Dispateh—March 11, 1928.

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[AL MIXUP reatened of Europe the Countess Litchew and er Their Children Almost sague of Nations. The father answered with «4 blow in the face of his enemy and jumped into the car with the children. them. The next day passed and the ring of policemen continued the siege. The fashionable boulevard looked like an armed camp, while Jeanette and Nicolai often appeared at a window and seemed to enjoy the assemblage of men and women immensely. On the fifth day of the siege the Hungarian Government took & hand in the affair. It presented a note to the envoy calling his attention to the fact that his attitude constituted & flagrant violation of the privilege of extra-territoriality. On the other hand, the envoy demanded that in the face of Mme. Litchew’s attitude the Hungarian Government guarantee the safety of the Litchew children on their from Budapest to Vienna. To complicate matters, the AustrianD Gov- ernment had also sent a note to the Hungarian Government demanding the extradition of Captain Wild, 10¥ charged with kidnaping committed 12 Austrian territory. Diplomatic notes, protests and counter protests traveled to and from Budapest—the Hungarian Government demanded the recall of the envoy, Sofia threatened a protest to the League of Nations, the siege of the Bulgarian Embassy continued and Atchew who pre- it seemed that the fate of Jeanette Ms against her former hus- and Nicolai would disrupt the peace of baping. Police headquar- (Centra! Europe. detectives to the Bulgari- — Lihey name of Mme. Litchew. The father answered with a blow in the face of his enemy and jumped into the car with the children In a second car Cap- tain Wild gave chase There was a mad rush through the streets, but at last Litechew managed to out- distance his pursuer. He stopped before th Bulgarian Embassy, way situ ated on the fashionable An- draasey boule- vard. When the second car ar- rived its occu- ee only Litchew and the disappearing behind the Mme were HEN at the last moment a W8 out of the mess was found. Be fore the Budapest court both Mme. and M. Litchew signed an agre® ment guaranteeing the rights of both parties to the children, who should live exactly three and a half days week with their father and spend just as much time with their mother. The police cordon was withdrawn from the Bulgarian Embassy, the envoy gave § banquet in honor of the Hungariad Foreign Minister, while Jeanette &® Nicolai were kept busy playing with the vast quantity of gifts they received from their daddy and ma. When they Kkrow up they will probably narrate with pride to their children that they were once almost the cause of & wat received in by the secretary, who cau- against entering the hich, according to the in- aw, enjoys the right of ality The detectives t reappeared again an Oompanied by a squad of men. They formed a ring liding, determined to ar- and take the children @€ moment he should leave ew did not think of lear- Dassy He stated that he risk losing his children Ould stay in the embassy he Bulgarian envoy could to guarantee his right to PROF. JOHN ERSKINE Airs His Versatility The Columbia Savant Who in Three Years Became Best - Selling Novelist and a Concert Pianist. oa onent of the Post-Dispatch unday Magazine NEW YORK. 7O FAR as the world at large was concerned, John Erskine was, a Scant three vears ago, as neatly and as definitely ticket- ed ‘‘professor’’ as @ man could wel) be In middie life his vanced as do successful academic ca- reers in most universities——instructor., assistant professor and finally a pro- fessorship, a modest shelf of scholarly yorks to his credit, church man, father of a small family, author ofa slim book of verse, and known. gentrally speaking, only to the aca- demic world. Obviously, he was des- tined. even though his studies were slightly more popular in tendency than the majority of aca- demic treatises, for a long and quletly esteemed iife at Columbia University. and, eventually, for an emeritus pro- fessorship and the academic honors that inevitably crown such a career And then something strange, some- thing almost miraculous, happened, an event that startled his academic friends almost as much as it did the Outside world Prof. John Erskin: wrote a best seller! It had to do wit! intimate episodes in the private life of Helen of Troy than had hitherto been discovered in the works of ancient historians. And these epi- sodes came imagination of the serious gentleman taught English to large classes of undergrad- uates at Columbia Far from having about it any academic rust, this first had a some people shocking sold out had ad- career vestry- research sOMme more from the who novel breezy modernity that found even a Edition edition and Urskine have been a bit surprised little after Ws Professor must himself N A SHORT time he repeated the taking that pure knight Galahad, and subjecting him to the ‘ight of modern analysis much as he had done for Helen of Troy. Again the name of John Erskine was on the list Of best sellers, mingling in Strange for a professor. process, comopoanyv Ha rold Lewis and others with Bell Wright, Sinclair Whose royalty checks run into five and Bix figur Adam and Eve next came to the versatile and he professor's attention third best that kives much information about life in the Garden of Eden not found else- Where. Then the movies bought Helen wrote a seller of Traw — aya “t iroy for the screen and Professor ined th« ' Gets { ted about innocent this other- Wise y ™ + . person a faint flavor of Hollywood **¢ 2 ‘ But now, as a result of the latest which he has appearéd, noth- 1@ can ever do again will] startle his friends in the academic world. He with the New York: Orchestra as soloist on the ee00, appearing not only in New York but in such scholarly communi Ann Arbor, Michigan, and play- ‘DE the difficylt ‘a8 made a tour Qy “>Mphony ryt t; “Oh AR : A Minor Concerto of nh Schumann 10 aty Moreover being he's going to atop ar , & while since he has Professor fo; ’ — asked to become president of the ticle School of Music Columbia ots sTanted him a leave of absence, in Pe Words of President Butler. in or- broaden the 4er tf) eee TT? « 4 arts in ‘\ influence of the (merican educat ion and ry A “fTicCan lif ¢ He helis yy ane en £ of a ®&® these long-hidden ta! nae — - ’ a ‘Nat have suddenly bloomed re - he latent talents ‘ORS ae, a 4 ny people but ““Ver dav. this is a pa In a recent interview Professor Erskine dis closed that he brought up in a and fre- ceived an excellent mu- sical background At Columbia as an under- vraduate, he came un was musi- Cal family instruction of Edward the noted composer der tie MacDowe!! (merican who then held a there. “One professorship day MacDow- ejl stopped me after Class and remarked in his served somewhat re ‘You ought to go in for mu- Erskine relates indeed ‘praise from Sir Huvu- bert. and I was in- epired by it. But then he continued, ‘You have no musical talent, but would make a good you work manner ajc” “This was musician If hard enough at it.’ Fi- nally he remarked ‘There will be no great America mads composer in Intil we have thousands of good mv- ‘iclans. (onee he fu SS ()T iat Prof. lohn Erskine. Columbia. and ‘ ; . n Have y OU) repifed in MacDowell! there is hope for music marked “Since ] regaolved to become a writer and a teacher of- English I gave up my practice,:’ Professor Erskin: save ‘And when | gave up my practice, ms technic faltered and naturally I did not hearing From Invself play : 3 to 1923 I went literally plavine and devoted mii J i aoe Uae and teachine | had hee nD finished E Flat hy in D-Flat by Lis: compositions as splanato ee simmilar Simmilial T positions of not occur to me four until when I had been telling my pup?! he University to cultivate the and to practice them, that I was lecting an art that I had culti and permitted * . a a . 7 a Wasi iO] a with delight then had to KO to of a century quartle! WAS born In 1879 New York His father was a 8! man and the cessful business educational advantages were He was graduated from Ce are usual provided 7 , 3; « ? lumbia University at the of 21 and three years later received his a sound and schu [clizabethan Lyric dominating I). there with thesis on ‘Ti: interest in literatures abandoned his music to take wu} duties as a teacher at Amherst. T? eix vears following 1903 he spent a Auiherst and the tremendous pop lurity he achieved as a iecturer on ilt- erature convinced him that he had been wise in his choice a career Indeed, he on that quiet zomething of a sen NeW that recalled and of his Aima became cation Engiand much B80 Columbia Cui Dus & 0. him Was Mate! I niversitys made a member Ba c : , , Yr} 4 faculty in e marrics ee? 4 ’ - . . ar ; ; -~ - i’ Apped Sis , } arrie te pic fare w } i¢ + ey reflected. typewr) 2 becam » j ’ e- . 4 _* = 4} i, r Se } « however, make secure his standing ax over the proje » did M am How would eT 9 rroy Was prob 191* Educationa ror ‘oy P 1 — rene and tnat wis Was appointed, in ; ? ‘ hadn t lairman of the Army I aQ Ti ; ; r ) } ’ | } f ? and served the intest idea ~ ZO anouU ] following i * ‘ > es ? Director of the I had thonght aywieyn " | >ri mn! ' } +} . Year AS Educ ationa, Helen oniy in it . 7 . r ry, Ff Ts 4 4! t+ A. E. F. University at Beaune, ambers agreed And for the } ~ oe Saat } iaiite ; contract and ry te ¢. » , ~~ . Satisfactory Tanner i+ later Mr wwrapiy intil I knew it whic) he discharged these duties quently made a Chevallier of and decorated Meda, to his duties at Co Service ; - ‘ - Zz ve 4 rrre into his place in the se | VORLes P . ani ; >] ritin ma é .eeen of things as neatly as novel iting on Professor Erskine. Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 11, 1928. somewhat accidental But that fact did not keep him frem doing a good job of it while he was there, and the two novels which he has written since “Helen” have been equally successful His entrance, too. into the ranke of concert planists might first zlance seem to have fortuitous “When my children were learning to play the piano, I remembered I had Now, it was the principle | teaching. not to allow one’s self to slip behind activities So I took and three also at been played once. ver) had always heen children’s again practiced studied under Ernest Hutcheson well-known and com- and appearance on concert planist winter made his first the concert stage in an poser, last informa! program given for the benefit MacDowell) And his first important public appearance fol- of the Colony lowed with the New York Symphony ESPITE the fact that he is now a famous pe! and has .Onage made probably a million dollars his book royalties and movie fame litti+ this sudden accese of f wrought his manner of is still to be found in his office up four tiizghts in Hamilton Hall The first looking is of a mas- proportioned receives on derk generously impression one at him behind his head, hewn nose and a pair behind tortoise-shell From gliaeses, as if the rougnlyv #\ ta time to time i in =Sse¢F he lays aside his to examine you with very frank eyes His and his cultivated hette] friendly years of lec mind and turing make exceptionally gifted conver- There is nothing pedanti« is talk you get Into conversation with acquainted with his remarkably and intellizent hinges. his frank way of evaluating in and become alert view inclined to likels com would hardly be the kind of and man hold breezy are embodted in his outward seeming. he in the world e last one hint that all was not perfect eatahlished order of things rekine is not only a husband and father and a teach- further fashionable Professor E fession but he Is yeatryman of fhe Trinity ¢ urch and te in the — soe ne ROSE aE A ae 7 - : Ce and courageously outspoken view «! life asto mark him asarebel. Indeei, anyone enjoying a less eminent pow tion than his would probably be branded as a bolshevik and dismissed from hoth church and school. — OR one thing, he is heartily op- pose¢ to prohibition and does not hesitate Yo state his opinions in And he opposes it for the sim- ple reason that is de- cidedly un-Christian! Indeed, in spite of the fact that he thinks the church beyond improve public. he belleves it is a vestryman, he is far from being ment He is opposed to censorship in any form and helieves that if we employ it consistently the best part of the Bible will have to be expurgated “The big trouble with censorship is that it ignores the good and calls at- tention to the bad.” says Professo! Erskine He has equally enlightened and ad views concerning his own par- field of teaching. He thinks tlat teaching, inatead of being merels e process of imparting information to youth, should be rather a sort of com- panionship and silent encouragement “If we were teaching principles in- stead of facta,” he says, ‘we would not subject students to a sort of memors test by way of examination. We would turn them in a library and let them show by a carefully documented vanced ticular ‘ loose discussion of a real subject that they knew where to look, like scholars, for peeded ald.’ Obviously, Erskine is the world of to reason why his nov- retold in century Professor very much alive to day. That is one «is consist of old terms of the twentieth legends “Critics are wrong when they call me a satiriat of ‘What I] am interested in is humanity., from lexend.’ he insists l am far, at least in intention, buriesquing masterpieces He has ideas and he is eager to im- part them to others, and that is prob- the main reason why he pians to continue teaching Indefinitely “Tl have taught because I like to do says, “and I shail keep on teaching as long as I enjoy it. Andi dont know that the success of my nov-. made much difference in my life It was perfectly satiefactory be- ably ao he elie has fore Teacher, autbor and musician are then, only a partial description of John Erskine. He might better be de- acribed as an intellectual rebel hurling bombs of laughter at the citadel of the * : reac. ionaries Page Five.

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Mrs. Vincent Youmans Jr. Thought They Would Soften Her Husband’s Heart but Millionaire Composer Denied They Were His and Started Annulment Suit. AC LT CCL tt et tae cieclliametintenteee tee BING. ONE Pop AND AWS OVER By Etlentic RS. NOFTOLIS DESHES AWAY skates by de loppy TO REWENORATE HER hedgitated. Boitrem NOUPFS. TREM' '—Geeve 2? NOFTOLIS — Heh- man decane Bolt “uss. mine hosb— dunt approving ¢ de doctor—inseest BOITREM''! Is should breaking iz esti cpping by de Reetz—bot bing tleman’s cane’? this suave, a waxed, Boitrem. O¢ ly recently cele 3 you je hecteewitiz odimua!! Neecke ghth birthday. m de sussia!. sizzon by in clinning de sav hevenue doopilax appot- Leencoin siddan uf de sonken battobe stess Boitrem he try witt dé heh-heh————_—«— Yas, h-heh—— trem s usual Frane I shell j deshing heppens jost now f _ >f another very well-kn0ws y here incockatoo by a quiet Ulse youll make f& Mrs. Anne Varley Y oumans. / —_ * | f 4 g Vincens Youmans /r. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine ed the .course of bi ily hota] I should reweno- bootle. Neeckodimyt +s n a series of the songs he wrote tin ni n heh-het you il pripperring h sh tere is the chorus from his Hallet ny oien : ro hile, jo ladder you should wealthy young composer, Vin- twins r atto! - | t,.0 | aaa : jah son riety, is by a quie \- fodder — heh-heh-t who had written ’ | = # — , - | , ! } ‘ujah lelujah! lr hota! (rema to par } a ee ° os . , ¢ : Rese et e : i — | SADE iS NAMING j lead But for Ann ‘arley : rr and the : \ ne aes a Le Pere Ee , sUPiD és Vario ' ~ \ | , : something even luckier , that : ach [ae / ? " , | ; — LE F c \ at least it seemed so at the time rol me chil > 0 eek two 2 j 4 > ' er eae “ ee 2 = : on February 7. 1927 they si | Quietiy away and were married [t was like a situation {he many very successful musicai edies Youmans has written and duced. “No, No, Nanette.” say. o: the Deck The wealthy yo writer. whose father hat manufacturer ‘en wealth twin He b been willing ¢ rT . . a aa ‘a oe Slay ‘Jat 218 SOn snou-c go to Mak sODKS pne to Renc t porate on the book and proda® possible kind of divorce But her plans :0 even > ' ) = Eanlg — A for securing the Nevada divorce were t 0 ; 7 Sabiesa wer . 5 . lign ' oe pee : pa Ou ol at OU 2 nie Anne Varley Te® : T: te int : Cecilia at eye'' [ll bend he should playing yer neck'! I! ing wot I not so 3wan'—BOOM— clined so is OF breedge murt say mine hosh>——.,! Bolt is dees gonna be icking de pippie finds bout I erbeard!' Modé Campi seca t fo brief t st Reetz | soring dees, £ bare married Miss Varley ,,. Mente ae 5 7 2 for t urtroom strugg = YY—Ha-ha'' His heart weall. couldn't be so indifferent to them— 1t she i not .bI . ope the: ito etagrerate: | . _™ : me destined to com : Pat de Riteif des Gee ''. Heh SS "a na nlace in. : i eh. he ow ales: ial : wai t bitte: 10 4 it Xageerated of th t army of popula | ee oS Oe ee ‘ven ap & : de Ritz—if dey ever did weeg | Y OW. twins have no piace ina and m fh ac held be recone! : lends that she has given —Woops' assambied mine | musical comedy pict, ub.ess ita 1.8 arms All h ypes of reconciliation ended savin Pa ri, | : siiiees | ye Di e tee 1ouses ii O Ipe of reconciliation, and MR VYOPTOLIS— Besites. you Speniah foyer as comic relief And you cant ‘The babies are named Varley and RRow— oss idders from de sus lempse witt de 4 Soe os 2 Aa ' s o ’ . Sia! sa:—we texed to de hotmust witt de Hurrient | : "a Witt ie reputters—espacia! Poishan rog Witt recentiy appeared i: ‘. Marriage in et : P ee . “ ws Stence i: came hout mine dud- hatchings witt de . separate maintenance . : . sae et eee Youmans’ friends a en fer Shoiley’ —_Whan Shoiley witt de—tiek and a girl. Mrs. Youmans decided that when their father sees United States. Europe and Axstraii: i* a0 extraordinary ons I intend to eghe ia 0 Littie Girls ing Gim to , ‘a “me hout—— é—— » £ “ - at on ~_ ; " ‘ i ; Pian , eee ? °s : ’ ed ; ° she didn't want a speedy divorce. She will love them were Diaying the piece. Mrs. You- ®DbdiY to Judge Johr Sullivan for . , py ——— . canes : OY —Dere was room enough LOOY—wWitt de came to Chicago. instead Youmans But not only did young Youm: a hei ne > n immediate » : —- ee udfower Ll : + z heal y iid ] ] towever, when Youmans went to Part inj my Chicage ffi + mae AES ad nas announced her intention tt | r a Sy r : a. } > af :. ” 74 ’ » “a 4 os % \ - 7 aie . .« 4 o) e # } 3 f st} a rm» - a “~ - ~~ c ¢ make your hero or heroine the butt at eciila—a doy and a zi: The ; | the forei Sroduc- suit I it i . . ie eae — ‘ous oy a share of her husbands . . a +4 . . " ‘ F 4 ¥ ‘i the joke Young Mr. Youmans was. ooKks very much like his father of course, very weil aware of thi: the gir!, they say, looks ‘ike me —s , ~ ine 4 : 165 On Qi | t 3 as wel! as name of! it the Deck which, | yrocedure to { a sui ) a -~ = a: * With the arrival of the twins, a boy are strong and healthy and — Fourteen companies roncerning the childrea for lad a weekly income o! ). 000 March : exist- To Partie with “~ veal oe ERE” © ag es Cm CO rtun or Two ni et ht t y , Seeking seversne®? | Bled ume Thev attorney ws dren. were frequently seen together nnountced nnounced accepted the patern Page Six. Sunday Magazine—S¢. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 11, 1928.

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Vincent Youmans |r. d child as her defense. In this agreement You- mans further admitted that differ- ences ‘ta * certain g01e\) fault the who In maintenance, Mrs. Youmans charged cruelty and deser- tion. The date of th desertion which she charges is given as July 1, just before out for Reno months be- twins were In addition to all the and counter former dancer filed the praecipe in a 7000 damage suit against t Youm charging robbed her of his son's as Br... 5 SR. the wealthy hat turer, has been the mov- all along, it is charged. @eous enough in his eyes uld go to making songs Ss. But when he brought Cung dancer into the as the end It was he PG the Nevada divorce, ® attornevs declare oun little sOn sS career which it Up to a cer- had been a dutiful young lanes has done prove his ed the point at Ga career at Yale and going into ing the war But at the latment he refused point unto his father's business ing for a brief time. and & “80On8 plugger” one army of popularizers em- Ong publishing houses ter he received a commis- songs for a music house Hn his ascent was that of a heatrical commission was Ore for “Two. Little Giris ich was an immediate hit. fed “Wildflower” ‘“Lolli- Jane McKane’ and then bette, which made him a ea for Two’ and “I Want " were two of Youmans this play that achieved popularity “Oh, Please’’ nd by this time Youmans had made so much money that he ub- dertook to produce “Hit the Deck’ as we!!l as write the music for it. His income is now estimated af $500,000 a vear, and this suave, at- tractive young man only recently cele brated his twenty-eighth birthday. friends have tried to see Youmans’ : reflection in his songs some moods and emotions difficulties that have attende riage and subsequent separation, as friends of another very well-known song writer traced the course of hia love in a series of the songs he wrote. his mar- just There is the chorus from his Hallelu- jah song: “Sing Hallelujah! Hallelujah: And you'll shoot the blues away. When cares pursue ya. Hallelujah! Hallelujah! T IS easy to see how that might have grown out of doleful reflec- tion during his various encounters with the law. Even after the Lord “hamberlain of Great Britain, in bis role as atage censor. insisted that the phrase, “Oh, be joyful,’’ should be sub- stituted for ‘Hallelujah’ in the Lon- don production, the song could be wae derstood to have some element of per sonal invocation. And then, of course, later he wrote “Sometimes I'm Hap py.’ But that was when his wife had gone to Reno to get a divorce. Youmans has announced that on his return from abroad he will begin his most ambitious work, an operetta [0 call for nearly 250 people in the cast and orchestra pit. As he now plans it, there will be 150 singers, 16 danc- ers, 18 principals and a fu!) orchestr® of 51 pieces. He will do the score. collaborate on the book and produce the operetta himself Meanwhile, Mra. Anne Varley YoU mans and little Varley and Cecilia are living very quietly in Florida, restiné and gathering strength, it is assumed, for the courtroom struggles that are destined to come. For she has told her friends that she has given UP for- ever all hope of reconciliation, and she has announced her intention to fight for a share of her husband's fortune as well as for the name of her chil dren Youmans’ friends are said to be 8@ vising him to make a fair settlemen! with his wife and not to press his claims concerning the children's ?® ternity. But word from Paris is that he, too, has stubbornly determined 0 a fight to the end, seeking severance of the marriage bonds and freedo™ from all financial responsibility to wife or children. A long-drawn legal combat is expected in the Chicago courts. NO BOPPA 15} AMONG My, SIGHT - NOT EVEN A Clovp By HERRIMAN BING, ONE Pop AND AWS OER © 1926 ev Inn. Feature Service. Inc. Great Britain rights reserved I — OSS EXAGGERATIONS MRS. NOFTOLIS DESHES AWAY TO REWENORATE HER NOIFS. RS, NOFTOLIS — Heh- heh—of cuses, mine hosb— i minn de doctor-——inseest a like annytink we should be topping by de Reetz—bot bine you know wot I tuttly exhusst- d— you know de hecteewitizz from de sussia).sizzon by oss in ‘de Pock hevenue dooplax appot- battobe witt de » BUment witt de sonken Witt de bottlers pentry Yooden fireplaze -— heh-heh——— fo 1 tutt I shell jost deshing iway here incockatoo by a quiet lemily hotal--I should reweno- ting mine noifs— heh-heh — you know once from a while, jos* lly hotal de enwirement-——— BIF F'!! hi: @ wariety, is by a quiet fem- BOOM!! BANG!! By Etlentic City skates by d hedgitated, Boitrem TREM'‘ '—-Geeve beck Boitrem loppy—Modder is man de cane dees dees . . #¢ i na heff ce s . Gunt approving BOITREM!!! Is should breaking i 73 Modder -Neeck- stop tieman & Cane waxed. Boitrem Oohoo— - a 43 ' 1 1" Tk a. ‘ * odimus Neeckodimus., | + , 4 . rt ’ ~ > >? ciinning SAVAN-PaASsSsANEEC! . , Lfenco ia : Boitren heh-heh— stess trem 's governas? heppens now to be seeck— Uise youll make for de bab: Neeckodimus, youll pripperring in de faze a ; ladder vou should shafing mine fodder — heh-heh-heh—de Swees bootie, ¢ wallet by is jost now by de wickation-- — of cuss, de doctor NOFTOLIS—Ho inwited her bot CO uld see_-Wa Wi MRS. uRs— Wwe 4 d ee on t should dere streeng tt compositors On-in-iaw, hensembies from music Mine s Andreas Leepshitz de counsellor pipple in con- : ’ . ie iom comer Witt Ge iti tract LAQOY—W ell. jeas De Swiss family HA HA HA!!! WKS. NOFTOLIS—So is now murr well, Andreas-——no bf ‘fr ss! ’ Lipsnitz. sooting to de noifs—a quiet fem- iiy hotai—— Hail de rill H es- tor witt de Meesus Graham Wen- minesalf we hall by a quiet plie—-De Meesus Weencente derbeeit witt gunge hefter de sizzon hotal. BOOM!! BAM!! sev'' Come rryile © 1) ) Come Sevens—— levens—— taikin' about! + ray: ' =. 3 ——— UND COUSIN =| SADE 15 NAMING nN OER TER Yor BABY : ——— oe Four jecks—me eye!! I'll bend & knife around yer neck!! ! had aces. Gwan!—BOOM— BRUMMP!!! lddiess to say mine hosb——, ! Winn de doctor—he'l! gonna be furioss whan he finde hout I feedn't stop by de Reetz-——— OOY— a-ha’: His heart would Mop-at de Ritz—if dey ever did —Woops! ' NOFTOLIS—Besites, you hOW—oss lidders from de sus- a) sat—we texed to de hotmust Mitt ode = reputters—espacia! Hence it came hout mine dud- der Shoiley'’ — Whan “me hoyt—_ Y—Dere was room enough fo ra ®lephant to back in— Woops: Shoiles wy eect it assam- © gasts by me in de Spen- ~ fover—so dan—Boitrem'!— este deez nize you ‘S skating witt de hize LOOY—Witt de MRS. MRS. he should playing wheest ing wot I not 80 wheestfully clined so is by breedge murr—— Boit———is dees nize kicking de pipple over de chack- Modder dunt spon- Boitrem———-BOI- beck de ladys O yas—so it you should erboard!! soring dees, TREM!: ut weeg:! Heh-— assamblied mine g&asis Spenish foyer witt de breedge lemps witt de Goblin tepestry witt de Hurriental lemp witt de de Wheestier in de as - Poishan rog Witt hatchings witt de brownze lfion— witt de—tickwood table-—wit de copy of Good Housekeepin on it—— NOFTOLIS—So it stodded mine musical- Of cuss— FEITLEBAUM—A musica! ¥1.¥I Y1!! (m come Toscan- OPP you hed!’ like annytin nini— abbout need Yey'—Whoa dah—— Put up dat razor-—— No, sir, it’s agin our ya cant keep dat mule in de room BOOM!! Wheres h'll be late for de boad walk trade! STRANGER—Holio tolis—Wot you doong here?? De doctor should me from you a lat ter from de Reetz! MRA. NOFTOLIS—Heh-heh—of cuss—Jost so he shouldn't worry- ing——heh—-so I wrote by de Reetz—-so——— STRANGER—Hollo, from de femily PINCTS, BESSLE, SOLOMON, SA- DIE. SERREH. SEM—WOTS DEES’? You wrote oss from de Reetz latters’??' MRS. NOFPTOLIS—BOITREM!' Boitrem''’ BOITREM!!! MILT GROSS. rules— even if he is in your act BANG'! CRASH!! mah wheeichair— ’ Cozzin Nof- heem we here's murr a Wee dS Sa , i i ee ee de + Soe Mé, —_— e", ‘Ce* ae we ct ; as) ¥ “~ im: 4 é * PE et Be i, AM aoe ee ae ee ¥ ¥ 4 ; Be: AMA wie ee oe ES OS ea te Pa i , pies SR ES, @ ur. OW n neigh bors Say Fa : j , Why E .s wy" ; . ~ ty ‘ : , e, > ies, r y aA c * a% “ap . '¥ : - . fe %. . ie 2s a be 2 Py 49% ee aras ts ees ~ rr’ ob x = apes en ae 4 Re 3 J ; ee se ewe . ¥ AL ae ¥E Se 8S FR SI 75 3vO oe ire ie Epes ¢ 7, » hey ¢ > eta a >, Pt ? F dy gg Saha 5 wate ae aM, te ee (Se Ae iS ‘ 4 % Des - a he ? fe ~~. yg 2 SS gee * » 2 . j re Ke 7. 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Site be, the faernds ier: gore ade anes RY erely brace these muscles, but do not : , ror c of the ordin ary truss ail of- this weakness, because 3 ae | ¢ , S| hut ee blood circulation. for, and had confirmed, tourveen | u jea —_— ee remih eats as. | machines of the circus, and ™ WOMAN— -TENDER AND CRUE DS are “entirely different — being 4 | Mechanico-chem icc eeee.-tnece | 1d ' sely to keep. the *? SENSATIONAL SAVINGS TO YOU COMPLETE SETS FREE ON APPROVAL rings “attached. Soft as : ag to apply — inexpensive. v Sides. be ee: NG Nn} new put he eves o ! i—vet wv c | am} , i Medal, Rome, Grand jjenced operations, aifhougn ry y near &@ Rome: wome! he Aztecs and Incas; from Kussia \f “— ae ee ee Pe he shape MANY‘ “ sig sits op STORIES ) ) | AOE 8 ' oo a Duorke e £ att position, San Francisco, ee hee read the } ) how ! lauohter ‘ward -ed t See in ; , lurk a m . " — ~ 3 , } Ow ; re | | : : A” ' tar bie st a quarter century of a two-seater /' de rou! eo was | 5 Leoras , indices Fidocia Was ex! i from the palace - markets of Babvion, from the Far fast a: | is P NOW I] h h sned thousands report success— . Rut the air had been rapidly ) ‘Rea Eat. oe Bete } _ ° - ‘ ‘ me ” » - ° ° > * - ¢ . . , cy _ / » ad "By 4 a { ese things are part of if Cc Yithout delay Pena work. Stacks of | ae soa i . i; Now tne * ra ° . , av “a A a. * 6% : . f orn test; monia! s receives even from (uoiilné . cinteiasbatcte ioc tin sea ei nD cats which were from time to time p: Ysith pins: and hoi “npre lelen: | ' 4 4 ; a i wl ; answer to “What kind of wife far corners of Pro- time ee kx Sh ee i ee ere eee , . ; f fy jen } ie } a tT} { - ‘ ‘ ai . s a ; sin G ’ sd a iN\a. ’ sg ~~ . aa Aaa ‘ - a4 . : . ‘ : ys PO RTA N y 3 of tte rec 1s natu ral, so no sub- wll she make > ‘3 tequent use gid trusses. p Wasting your time and money Carelessness and lack of cleanliness [ire acid Soatpetne the have cost womankind more happiness |#te.s= for “FREE TEST OF seater. I followed him, and my ob- — 2 eS Pca Fr! ; | pre ee ys Reith sehen | pore LAPAO” and 48-page illustrated .oryer, Lieutenant Sparks. M. C , ot * —. Se ~ | § SEND NO MONEY OvHE RITTENH( than they will ever Quess. Mthing! Bo not cond a antes as usual ed his gun. Curiously > : . 7 “Inte : ae ate rene: ee to Our name and address. For your And there's a lesson here for man Sag attri te today—before it may kind, too. TESTI TISIZERA IER ITI ATIALINIFIL: - FREE TEST COUPON C ) — co. . 0 Stewart Bidg.. ®. Lesis. Me. | ~ 7 on Senc me a Free test Plapao ' ; A lor th “page book on Rupture: po charge : “8, SOW or later RINE PRODUCERS INC, TO AID THE WORK OF CLEANLINESS IN Al Pre. Sunday Magazine—St. Lewis Poot, Dispatch—March 11, 1928.

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Captain Archer’s Newes . 7 hi e character, good h h hilippines and China, wie ae |” - cateueeee wii tel ane} is term Aad psicatis . ; eee r : = = —E ne sae - . . aida 1 — :% = . 5ST & at i . s&s ‘ . | r= $ . Se to its. and is known as a regular h Li isit the scenes ¢ I ent nat paa't — ; ae ; = : 39 and az ———— , 2 pooner eeeeend . OOOO 0 O° 0200 1000-01 0+ 070-2 s America’s Most Famous Soldier of wiscancs SAE roves vo the Uipieed Selb ichentiahe spesnect of|tbe United: foanll Ke Gensel to mane” munition. B tM _— ens tie memtrmonial =, A aworce, She wiredas==—SSs*=~S:~*~*é~s:sC He Reatfnteg before te-enlisting sess hei ac Alte rel taser in a TOWERING § APTAIN ARCHER : : =r st secesyi sme ee ; Oi Count. \% Enterprise and Starts on Another. a ar a . ee ‘ ready served longer than might turn up. A peas om ee ee ee eee pa a + pans Ha . Francisco he ran into Rich . ment of his desperat ‘tagem that am By ARTHUR STRAWN at $50 2 oN eg tstee bite. ard Harding|Devis. The two men. life, rcher says. The and 13 s finally escaped ap A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch ge ke See e Hf : ee hia nile still had been fri > thei r el Ge fas a gre t sol ture, ; would have mae Sunday Magazine eg we ite ee wa he saw active first mpetigg in Cuba, where dier and a great man, and tf sath before a firing squag PRINCETON, New Jersey been a success. But trouble de- —— i sii in dete 1; ‘at nd to this day Davis had been war correspondent . . , a6) y Sepnee ll ived a severe Foun “A” * m - . . ; - ie ‘ » a... ’ ‘ . * ~- - ; : F ‘ ~ s ‘ a \ . ; ry, . ’ 7 F 4 = ‘ 5 = . , - ‘ > } ‘ . ‘ & a + a > - 4 al > - ie ne = = a « as as . . — - } — ; ’ ' . - - - e . - . . . : a ; “Tee . . es o . ’ F > _ - : . - > . " - | pee 4 tBu ¢ inereafter | at, tne army. I he» ~ r ‘ iJ i aa . + > = * 4 however it | D : bri rill set out On an ex- ture hich is late! Ple€ | . : a : ; : : ) the SErvip, Against >: South Sea ef a rev for possess ean capita! spectacular fraught with Archers new matrimony better than Captai: seif the pitfalls whieh are so frequentiy a part of Princeton it that é. ean marriage, for this is his second was ready t wrote and ad- CREQPEE EF ACTY enlistment ‘ v 3 \ | > ’ . a - ~ * ; : a ‘ , : omelet So —agpamabae we oh torebears. There is m her face ended ina kir Ve a , ! mish in ca. 4 | veteran sod! found 29 ; ROC. fhe romance Of fre SPAaRISH. Her ,?, the vivacity of the French. ali FOR THE PREMIER AIRMEN OF THE ise te “a , WORLD—Model of romance blo , ba hy an} 1 bent of copper. Her eyes are like P > Sk ee the new Clifford Har- somed ‘way i ~~ Captain is tim dark pools, uith a star re- ~_ = | ee it mon trophy, one of back in 1905. \ | . ove waned ected in their debths, (For her ae . .. ' a Pes ‘ose Pe 9 an aviator in each etationed at ¥ took i —the Nude shade of Pompetan ag , —_ = : P : ; Poe eS ES fg - ountry accom- . the Presidio | | ou ith his Beauty Pouder. and Medium | ten, = — . : LS. : * 3 ing a iis! | feat of in San Fran- mew oO: mar- fone ot Pompetan Bloeam ™ a ‘ -_ Vv | is the cisco. He was , riage as e} , ~~ 4 7 Jesion « necess then only 24 : -d i no | ~~ . ‘ = . J1V , Russian years old, but -_ : : , — eren at that tender age h« had a heroic record of des- perate adven- tures which had alread) marked him aS &@ great s0)- Gier of for- ‘une. He had served in th - ® ° ; ‘ > ** - ~ , ’ 4 ? himself bested and | : | . skim 1s itke creamy veivet. Her to rout . ne ine . Pagir 1s dark, SOmietinies wilthr 1st president of f evo lution- nd tances DOV : : | : | ary govern- : foo. £6 wund 4 cr Ment in Honduras tand that is- , and had barely sur- r : vived the experience He had seen cuty in as China against the re- ther side f the of, . } bellious Boxers and 10% Ang that shes \ ot er as @ Sergeant of ar- 3 wif f she goes ' tillery hed served Bl En other 11: e ; under “Black Jack weno He Ss aWa) | Pershing in the Phil- in his turn as : But Ile USkY SkI _ ippines. ndee ffered ¢ : ru ‘ >. r . Davis knew hi sonaliiy and him so n famous tain Mack appeared Was Only a thinly-! 3 t sna e. Fae Im 45 -he 2 Weiinerre by , Honalieed ac - = AS eae ae 6 ils ot pemcmcacie: | wan wack Bl ne ata al . 2 yg ral raccs are intermigi- ~VUDRLZeC a om firet fe 2 Lick isier ipreoi Fa Aras ¢ fi FTOuUnD@ Arcrera daring river rer r. ‘ ; ; ‘ er, ~ . , 7s, > gvys 7 me ERR ‘ ' . ’ } h ost - . ‘ z ~ . . ‘ : S« ‘ 4 ; ’ - » ‘ ft ; > ~~? . | $ es / led in you. [Them ry . ’ 7é ~ * - . > : > * « act vy »~ 3 @ - ; 7 4 on J ‘ j - beiow the . A AkA Se FOounster fered 4 , ; es . i 1 > " ‘ > yd 2 ‘ i . . ; - . j mats " ba amone +h . eer ed | & | p a | ae is : | | | e 4 } ig | ; ' oa , | : P : (ruc type an Sidio ana ' — , , @n adout With comb . >A | ¢ ’ ’ , . + : ; : ,?? = - . . sllien — 4 » " — - . ‘ . . VRQa ad — Ps . . — . . , b Le . . Dae ai son il > ‘ a J > haus vou i * mM merican otrls rhe re e woe} aaa yr] Am merican Qiris there are more varia- t10n, htfteen other beau hades of powdef belted debite among those of any other nation. can be created by mixing various combina iiai soOigier | : be " : wind campaign the vouneg lady} vidence did not it : > The S1iv cry blonde descended rrom t10ons of these five primary shades. sO that eéame Mrs. Anna rs ‘cher lad been absent 1 ‘om te Nis <s 3 Marriage did not en cia it hie e aad thes Pi the Norsemen —the goiden blonde from the even the most exceptional skin-tones can be EE 6 belt For ey: 3 yas th ee | IHE AC BORN BEALTY < : _ f s AAAS he had « ot 7 Roe ee lp © i : . SAXONS tne dramatic dark DCaUly who traces matched. And among the five rich -ones of a served in three - ar } ,rignsa taue¢n’ id ; ; " ie : eae ; a her bh rIT3 eo ~ " —— ” : , aa is RE Gensen Ariane gy eee 4 fine warmth of tone tah | eritage to Latin ancestry. Pompeian Bloom there is one thar will blend ri ¢ ring in H eer ,afepad t hy, . ; eves CX " abt ey erhs < 4 - me ~ : . gone privateering in Hondu , id pe ee lske sherry they are ca Perhaps you are a pure cy pe, Or 1f may be SO pertectly with your own coloring 38 tO give tween eniietmenits if ‘ar rT “cher le gained me a } P P ’ ; D1 , , wear ~ fa * - | “hh ar . ma 4 <a . - - eee ve wei : moved from the smell of gunpow- author and advanced 2 arm See 0g ¢ characteristics and colorings from sev- the final touch of individuality to your typ® der was for 1m neoncelvs "anKiNa t ain C MEM ¢ ' served in the punitive expedition ed je enfaifione a ' RB, 7 inte Mexico against Villa and was present at the oeclipation of Vera ne Dattiiet iage ert Crus He was with the A yur ais ca | q) | pb im | ay B FAU Ty | © Ow b ER. G@uring the World War and there courtroom i been jjure 1 \ reee to the rank of Captain Jur p : ® ad ire , BLO ing all those years of soldierin on rn and. O | Ria Q@dventure in matrimony Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—March 11, 1928.

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enture > valpa A few di- litical honors in Centra] A meri =_ . archer Tegucigalpa was besieged ™ Ss hic to Monduras. He Guardia ran short of food and bong La : © moun- munition, Sieria rallied his hate es} egucigalpa and Archer and a few Others Ap 4 for their lives. They were i Hk " r rounded later in the hil] Mie d . ab): st and it was only through the m ns , nc nNoment of is desperate stratagem that her Ca . The and 13 others finally escaped in A sa8 6 erent sol ture, which would have Mies and preat an, and * death before a firing Squad. a! e 1 | yenize 4 rtain “T had received a severe Wound tie : | : che | the chest,’’ Archer Says of th pu | ag episode, ‘‘and when I £0t to a . '- Francisco I found that ae, { would have to spend more than a year ip the hospital before fully recover. ing But I did recover And as as I could thereafter ‘sted again in the army I ep. I have never been out of the Servic cael t SS j 4 | Ma F a ) ANA TOUGE od gled in you. The most DE CORDET eral races are intermin- effective thing you can do for yourself is to find your true type and dress accordingly —wear the colors that are most becoming, and use the shades and tones of powder and rouge that most nearly suit your natural skin-rone. | Pompeian Beauty Powder comes in five lovely, natural shades—shades that exactly match the typical skin-tones. But. in addi- t10Nn, fifteen other beautiful shades of powder can be created by mixing various combina- tions of these five primary Shades, so that even the MoOst exceptional! skin-tones Can be matched. And among the five rich tones of Pompeian Bloom there js one that will blend So perfectly with your own coloring as to give Se | ‘een the final touch of individuality to vour type- BLOOM EACH 60c. Lily POWDER md BlOON,A —7 7 eeeeeceasr ere ST. LOUIS POST - DIS eee ——-——__- —__—_~ ree ™ o_o a ZO} § MARCH 1, 1928 y ——, 1G» : : o— (SSE errr rr ee PATCH dante 4. | FH - — teeta 5 OS + 019+ 919591 959:0 +0105 10'9' 61058 O88 O805 8B 1e BT eT ott i i ee ee TOWERING STRUCTURES TO OVERLOOK THE NEw ST. LOUIS PLAZA SSSA ete 2 7 ‘ . ca Pit A iy \ BY veh i Be) ¢@ ap 4 Se perp at 959 89918 Os e1E eet SS ese re rene FOR THE PREMIER AIRMEN OF THE WORLD—Model of the new Clifford Har- mon. trophy, one of which will be presented to an aviator in each country who accom- plishes the best feat of the vear. It is the design of Princess Mdivani, Russian sculptress. sue ae ———e MINIATURE GOLF COURSE IN THE PINES—A scene on said to be the of James W. Barbour, Pinehurst, N. C.. Paying ground in the world & 4 On extreme left will be seen the Public Library, at Thirteenth and Olive streets. ings to the south of it will be leveled for the Municipal Plaza. Pacific Building, now almost ready for occupancy. tch staff | het a Almost all of the old build- Overlooking the Plaza will be the Missouri To the right of that is the Bell Telephone Building, and then the Civil Courts, the steel framework of which shows it will be slightly taller than its neighbor to the east. At extreme right is the City Hall, which of course will face the Plaza. ) me > a ‘ % - 4 s WHAT MAKES THE BIG STEAMSHIP MOVE—54-ton propeller, cast in one piece, ready to be placed on the driv- ing shaft of the Aquitania. Ut rw & Tr ‘ A University, iciassd ‘ i mall , * = F ad - ~_ hi ——_ 4 a - > oe: A ’ as - 7 pee Oe c ’ 7 4 " + LEARNING TO THRUST AND PARRY—Students of Washington St. Louis, at their fencing exercises. SAFE ON : " =e soole with th lernents as hangar at Lakehurst. N. ].. after an all-night struggie with tne e:eme a +? s» es &ae ~ its THE GROUND AFTER BATTLE WITH SNOW AND WIND—The huge isnec

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SUNDAY MORNING SUNDAY MORNING THE_ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MARCH 1m = “, Sa + of Abts sree: oo Sa? rn . oe es Pee “ 7 es 9 - a LS ed + ee ~ _ . ~ he : . a - ; ‘ ° y ee P ~~ Zz % ; at " ; ' Se ° ah saa bP aki Olin C' COMm- | x r WOMEN AS | is trying out an | Riad Me af veleabibhe ce io] “-- | FOR DOGGIE—Even experiment to THE JAPANESE AMBASSADOR AND } sudaira, with his wife and children. photographed a pigeons in front of their home in Washington RK) a a i ’ + . fe BOXING AND TEA AT PALM BEACH—Members of the O lul ie ale pr eo c on + the le As J - €et- asis Club monears entertain them with the gloves er ee wees as aoe eS : Kote @ le : TIEN SPRING ARR! Ae PR eed ee Nave their own prize ring and once a week “ld of winter Thi ; 7 4 ti1iS$ is —

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7 MARCH 11, 1928 ccoieeanbttin manta | THE Us LOUIS POST : DISPATCH a oe ae > ee { by \ ) 7 ee Ay? » F's 7 PH A GRAND LEAP FOR ya . | 3 ? a ST oe eer : g HIS COUNTRY—One of | | Nod : es). » Me ae > the contestants in the mi ~ Pe ‘. 7 reer ¥: Olympic winter games at ao Oe ag SOT Heke Lol? hae © , ROLL A HOOP AND YOURSELF, TOO—Somewhere in the outskirts of Ber- St. Moritz, Switzerland, ' 4? ? haeeeese. lin, this athletic young lady invented and used every winter morning this new taking off Into te = device for invigorating exercise. Why not on the beach as well? THE “BEST” ON ICE—Miss Sonja Heine of Nor- way, who won the women’s figure-skating contest at winter Olympic games, St. Moritz, Switzerland. Wide World photo, A VICTORY FOR THE UNITED STATES AT ST. MORITZ—Ice stadium, where Olympic winter contests were held. The nationality of each winner, when result was announced, was indicated by a flag raising. SEAT E—Even D 18 pro- Anine pet w law in rohibit- i riding | f . Pe eS i meg FRENCH GIRLS IN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH—Scene during upon run- ~ | “it : TRAINING CATS FOR RACES— the playing of finals in Paris where this sport has grown in popularity. — ge on es. . The tremendous vogue of greyhound -_ Herbert phot of auto- : 2 Fy. : | racing in England has inspired breed- : : ‘ » 7 aay ers of tabbies to try out another form ~ , ’ . ty, Hi o> of sport and see if it can be popular- } | , , y ized. eee "nderw eS : P J ; 3 ¥ ‘ ; . 4 , r rat ia Ares rh - . AN ENGINEERING DREAM BECOMES A REALITY—First train to go through the six under the Rocky Mountains, in Colorado, emerging trom the west end Started unnel u \ . % " . nil ate ‘ . - oe @ Les 7 _ % > oa > . 5 -* ( { $12 900 000 vears ago by David H. Moffat, it was only recently completed at a cost Of 915,UUU,0UU ~~ 13. ch plavi! ccordion, will welcome in rich th SPRING ARRIVES—School children, each playing an ace come in Zurich the es ' ‘inter. This is an annual custom. M Own prize ring and once a week prof nhotl }? . ; : | he -

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— [™ suNDAY MORNING 2 TH E CT. | LOU | C POST a DIS PATCH eee . ‘ ad Ll a ex) Wo , : ™ . « sta r 7 “sz i : ‘ 4 ~& » | ty aa iy’ it 4 * és ‘4 _ Ye % _ . 7 ie > . Z Fa pi 7 ; a INS d _ . @-e re A GRAND LEAP FOR | fm aa Lier Way cea oN HIS COUNTRY—One of the contestants in the ! an ee F FRENCH GIRLS IN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH—Scene a a. : TRAINING CATS FOR RACES— the playing of finals in Paris where this sport has grown in popularit, — wi | ig Pe, i The tremendous vogue of greyhound Herts | ri. . ; racing in England has inspired breed- “ | ae ? BOY ek Bo ers of tabbies to try out another form Z | _ . : | Ce oe of sport and see if it can be popular- : nw nia ized. Wide World photo : ! of auto- = * > Pe , r at” RE ee" ’ f “4 od Wrttissheere $4. Ps eee o > . ; ; AN ENGINEERING DREAM BECOMES mile tunnel under the Rocky Mountains, img years ago by David H. Moffat, it was only, WHEN SPRING ARRIVES—School children, each playing an accordion, will welcome in Zurich the nd of winter. This is an annual custom. Henty Miller photo asis Club have their own prize ring and once a week profes . phote. Pictorial Pree

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La i ; ae —— » 4 < —— ol THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH =o + ie ee { ve # d ~~ A GRAND LEAP FOR | i wo 2 5g eee: TA ee es OX (A \ HIS COUNTRY—One of | eS : re Tar Set < the contestants in the , P.. : oR” % Sm Tm ee . ( co Bliagaer a ail , ss agi 3 nee | ROLL A HOOP AND YOURSELF. TOO—Somewhere in the outskirts of Ber- St. Moritz, Switzerland, , ‘ Oe: apy eed a lin, this athletic young lady invented and used every winter morning this new taking off into the air. 74 P. & A. photo device for invigorating exercise. Why not on the beach as well? Herbert photo 9 Woy 4 it? Xi a 4 THE “BEST” ON ICE—Miss Sonja Heine of Nor- way, who won the women’s figure-skating contest at winter Olympic games, St. Moritz, Switzerland, ~Wide World photo, S A VICTORY FOR THE UNITED STATES AT ST. MORITZ—Ice stadium, where Olympic winter contests were held. The nationality of each winner, when result was announced, was indicated by a flag raising. Pr. 2 A. pnok j FRENCH GIRLS IN SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH—Scene during TRAINING CATS FOR RACES— the playing of finals in Paris where this sport has grown in popularity. The tremendous vogue of greyhound Herbert photo racing in England has inspired breed- : , ers of tabbies to try out another form of sport and see if it can be popular- ized. -* ? - — ¥ - . ‘ % y _ AN ENGINEERING DREAM BECOMES A REALITY—First train to go through the six- Zurich th mile tunnel under the Rocky Mountains, in Colorado, emerging from the west end Started inten eles years ago by David H. Moffat, it was only recently completed at a cost of $18,000,000. Millir photo . ? ow BIS Club } nd of winter. WHEN SPRING h playing an accordion, will welcome in ee 3 | : SP! ARRIVES—School children, each playing ave their own prize ring and once a week profes This is eta custom. ee phote Pictorial Prer: , ~

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SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH =r SUNDAY MORNING aN + be * ; or 2 & ; * 9 ‘ ey 7 ™ ° : ™ 4 . = . i . ” R> rid aoe . Be, s : ' ; ¥ . wo. . Boek! : i a ; ea a? : x % YS > ‘ p ul 7s , Py ¢ - . ’ ‘ ~~ me P : “ 6 3 > ¥ te, > » 7 . $ i” Py | s " a , . m > ~ : 7 = 4 q 4 a dy .s - x , be yas ree On ~ fr Aerie i eae * eo y : a See 7 A, | sr. eka e heh "4 = USING THE SAME KIND OF A TRACTOR HIS AN. CESTORS DID—A native Filipino with his water buffalo at work in a rice field. Underwood & Underwood. é 4 AND THAT’S THE WAY THEY DO IT IN THE MOVIES—A “three-decker” set made just to show one scene in a forthcoming film drama. The director and camera men are on the second level, prepared to “shoot” straight down on the players at the foot of the staircase. rntereatiik ae CO U2 As ARMY MULE HONORED—"“Arizona, who | World War, gets gorgeous new blanket, six we petting at the San Francisco Presidio. — WHEN MADAME MUST LOOK HER VERY BEST—QUICKLY Se tae Se ER i a 7 ‘ d > é : . + : * . a . x , . ene ’ * ae ; 4 d . >» , ‘ : - j ' i P ° . ‘ - a +} > ° . . a- ~y ; r f j - * ; s . j | ‘ : ; d os”. a : ~~ , / i 4 | | ° o. ~ 4 n= @ - a. ", ' , ’ 5 ° ar : j z e « ; vs ; - a OS ' 4 r ae b—- ; " 4 rm A | > he " ” ° . a ‘ } : , . $ > - es es. ” - 7, \ © ~ bd . ’ r * > fa ; ‘ + iy z ; vos * o * , ® “is Jt *, «& % ee Nag e « vee SCULPTOR WORKS UNDER A HANDICAP—Paul ~ | "Sie OP acs/a % ah futuristic design, has been erected in the villag : | _4 his profession with mallet and chisel. This statue is being a “SL TILA LE ie heim in hener of thee underwooua KING GEORGE DOES LAUGH, f FROM COMIC PAGES TO SWEATER prepared for the next national exhibition in Paris. ‘ ee | | Fp - . —Miss Kathryn Huey, freshman student at P. & A. photo ONCE IN A WHILE—This snapshot Maplewood High School, has a talent. for decoration inspired by one of the daily : nel features in the Post-Dispatch. , By Post-Dispatch staff photographer fA . | Nothing can rival the Primrose House REJUVE- a f | NATING TREATMENT for restoring — so quickly —one’s loveliness and verve, especially when a trying day has made the dinner or theatre en gagement seem quite impossible. of the English monarch was taken at a recent wedding in London. P. & Try this marvelous REJUVENATING TREATMENT! The grayish, leaden hue that comes from fatigue, sleeplessness, or poor circulation will vanish like magic. The skin will again take on the glow and petal-smoothness of youth, and the eves will sparkle with new life. , In your own boudoir, try this REJUVENATING TREA TMENT just as it is given to society ® «mart- est women in our New York salon. You will be or You delighted with the transformation — and with , | the exquisite Primrose House preparations that | ie vk make it possible...Ask a Primrose Houxe dealer Bril)) puk. Re a in the city ti . —aor write Bo Hhance &Xpression: Charm c ty for our instruction leaflet—or Sparkling brilliance when your eyes are open us for it. soft. shadowy. inviting depth when they 7 are partiaily closed meaningful expression PRIMROSE HOL SE, 3 East 52nd Street, New York ir changing mood dictates — irresistible fy charm at all times' These attributes of allur WENT BY AIR MAIL ACROSS ng be auty are very easy t )acquire You need a hee Mls a Scruggs-Vanders t-B3 y Drv ¢ In (¢ CONTINENT—~ P liv to frame YOur eves in a iuxunant fringe OORT arney ry od bederm nat | Miss Margaret Bart- {dark naturally long appearing lashes— and Jantzen Drug Stores Inc., 5300 Pershing Ave. lett, daughter of Judge Bartlett of | this you can do INSTANTLY with a touch Reno, Nev., photographed after iv- | of Maybellin y hart 7 x . en | is a ee P ee eee Oa eee tit be Wesecinrekt ee PRIM ROSKI HO S [; m WATCHING SPRING PRACTICE—Mrs. Pee Francisco. She started : : ” 4 J Bs ® Bresnah d M I McGraw at Hot from Long Island and made entire “HERE 0 . | oe —— hae John J. MCiaas rt fourney j io al ARE DWELES YOUTH ‘kK, where the Giants are getting ready tor journey in mail airplanes. ete S < 4 : tibia ae ( ' season. ernatl Pad ° Primrose House Preparations may be obtained at: AS AN AVIATOR SEES THE BIG GUNS—View looking down upon the forward deck of the U. S. S. Oklahoma, now being remodeled and fitted with tripod masts. i & \ Pnie

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MARCH 11, 1928 SUNDAY MORNING __THE ST. LOUIS POST - DIS Hi A BISHOP FROM Hf LAND OF THE MIKADO —Januarius Hayasaka Nipponese to reacn hign rank in the Roman Catho! Church, photographe Se Washington during his v1 ‘ to the Japanese nm his native diocese : 3 §2,000 Japanese Cath “w. Xo Guay Hair Ended New Safe Way 4. ee FREE , Send Coupon . ' } ssy ti rude a ELASTIC STOCKINGS langerous and notice ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS vnbed “through ‘hat oP ss roe ng Oo par: ING THE SAME KIND OF A TRACTOR HIS AN. | AND ELASTIC GIRDLES | ity ‘supply only to perta STORS DID—A native Filipino with his water buffal fHe BURIAL OF LORD "eh oavy bast matorios | Foo ncner eal Er ae ee k ‘ , £: Id 0 OXFORD AND oer of very best materials Few cents worth is sufficient Money wor in a rice fie : See ASQUI TH on our own looms _back if not amazed —Simple ceremonies, with wew pe pues cursory | 2@*"*°**T EST FREE'----=- only his old friends and a ae Stanerms a 8 MaryT Goldman, 223-( Goldman Bldg, -¢ os f- J : ee S 8. Paal, Mion ' a amily mourners attending, TRUSSES 8 Check color: Black... dark brown... medium 8 tit, in the churchyard at Sutton INVALID CHAIRS, 5 brown... auburn (dark red)....light brown... 8 Courtney, England, for the oe SC cramer enero ~~ , : ; g Name noted Liberal leader and Dawson Invalid © Street ; statesman who recently Supply Co. | City : : ; - Se 28222 2222 282 282 28 2 82420 2 @ @ =o passed away. a ie “eres : $7 LOUIS, MO rmonccarrinoniss =| MARY T. GOLDMAN'S — Healr C er Resterer **P @@ « eeeaeree' haan es Ciear! Years ago we set out to make the best dentifrice possible. We inter- viewed leading denta! authorities They told us that the one thing a dentifrice should do is to clean teeth. We then produced Ribbon Dental Cream—designing it to do that one thing superlatively wel ae It is not medicated, because al! ex- FREE a perimenis in tne meantime nave | sustained the original principle chat PRIMROSE HOUSE, 3 East 52nd Street, New York Me CaS SPRING PRACTICE—Mrs. Roger Primrose House ; Preparations rriers he oltained at ~ ever crugg-s-\ urieie ryvoort-Barne, Jantzren Drug Store= Ine lDdrv Croode Co. 9300 Pershing Ave. PRIMROSE HOUSE | ji 8etcxsc cleansing YW} NOT TOO OLD TO BE INTERESTED IN THE | the only thing Culphl® Address a dentifrice ME eres yas ALginaha: end Mrs. John J. McGraw at Hot Springs. NEW S—John D. Rockefeller, in his Florida home, | 2.5 do gee | Pil tk, where the Giants are gettin sady for the baal f looks at the morning editions regularly before having (/ om. ae City State eect +} : sg es ‘ wi aaa 4 4 4a a — gi | ES __——— bal] S€asor . a ii . breaktast

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MARC SUNDAY MORNING ADVERTISEMENT YED SE 'G CONTES | DELA \ PIE-EATING CONTEST at one of the clubs te two prominent St. Louisans recent), furnished am for their friends. The pies were made with St Royal Patent Cake Flour. If you recognize these testants ask them if they ever ate better p marriage two years ago. i€ Crust. An amazing vacatio ...1n this land of YOUR DREAMS| WE WIN ANOTHER CHAMPIONSH which you may have never heard, is still team headed by Sir George Royle (show American team, 175 to 165, at Pasadena ADVERTISE: . ’ . - _ \ ) | : | ha , ) | | - ‘ . E ¥ & " ” : . . ! A | LYIN AT ON TRIAI ) rf =. —— a, FLYING Al N i RLAL a — % 7 * F . . ~~ - +nAre hatr ~Y ; ~ . — ae “" 4 Ut Dpeing restec DETOTEe ww eee sy ° . as > : 7 ~ ~ . . Y 7 7} . * ~ = + —" : i ‘a it 1s an ~ aia . « & bis Gaé ie ae ' = . . | iC . ; ‘ * * . ; , ' : * , : id 7 . > ; ~~ instantly — a when you feel “all in” This unique Swiss food-drink ends let-down periods Picks you up instantly when you re below par .. . Keeps you at your best all day This 3-day test we offer will prove all —_ - - —_ Lines of laughter a ee ee must not become tragic wrinkles iuse of loginess—how Ovaitine overcomes - s , GRAY Southern = ( ah ornia

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MARCH 11, 1928 = a THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH oe - ¥ ” od - 5 : os ? ~ c . AO _—_ ¢ 3 u 2. hes . be > 4 ai am ; ae rae bd s a 4 ¢ . ” Py ‘“ i ; A PIE-EAITING CONTEST at one of the clubs b tw prominent St. Louisans recently furnished amuse for their friends. The pies were made with St nad i Patent Cake Flour. If you recognize these a testants ask them if they ever ate better pie crust. i a al x ; af a > => , ’ a a 6 : a a " = af ° J bs “ Voe os “oe eae F a . - a > co : e 7 € 7 ; : ? . r , ey ed a . > ‘ " . . ' P : ” " >> i . ° ‘ . ’ , : +s " . : i > \ of ni © ~ : . b, te ., aK : “ , . : . a v ° . ¢ « ¥ ; ‘ ' + . : rq . . “a ee : * f _ « é no : = a® _ A . ”" a “ . “ : ’ : ees > 2, x ” i. > "a Pa » . 1 8 = » ‘ : ’ ‘ . dient r ‘ ad é os SS ae . ¢ . . : ' " : * > . - ate * f ——_ *. . ‘ > : + a « : > a * a ; » * 4 a, Yel - " . 7 _* , . ¢ P ~P " j . 5 " ‘ y ~ yy > am if 4 a . 7 2 la 1) d of YOUR DR EAMS | Bee oh pt AAD OPE APOE brat me ae , ORE ss SEO oes EON . x vr be then pout : YMG Te Be? Pah ee oe Se ae IS oe Oe che PRD: CN eRe Rye eT eT PO ar en te NR hee Ae GNP. pt I Cy ees fined in the State peniten- te ws Sh ages teas, thi hy eng ge tiaries. This group is just a section of the prisoners in San Quentin, Cal. Internationa!) photo WE WIN ANOTHER CHAMPIONSHIP—Bowling on the green, of Ca Sc | lO k eee mr -_ never heard, is still a practiced sport. An English ™ “de we J COSTL) aL DORKS . team headed by Sir George Royle (shown in photo) was defeated by an 4 ne ~~ RTI American team, 175 to 165, at Pasadena pater Acm iat! ' SO INEXPENSIVE TO OWN’ E 5 ; trims How delightful to be able to luxuri- ate in a generous supply of lingerie —dainty slips, step-ins, vests, and bloomers! To be able to “cuddle doon”’ after a trying day—in glori- : és a ous pajamas, or a gorgeous négligeée! — | oe 4 we To own dainty nighties in a dozen | ‘ 7 luscious tints! You can have a supply of dainty lin- gerie that might turn an heiress green j | \ with envy — if you make it all of > ¥ : ABT \4 Light o’ day—Butterfield’s amazing eg" A } , 7 | new fabric. In Plain Colors or Smart Prints Lustrous as Sunbeams instantly — oc > a Fad sy > A . Light o’ day is made from the finest and most even running threads that the world can produce; it is loomed rT Ae = % j | : | ) 4 hen yuu feel all in ee pa & % J ‘\. | in the best manner. It is really a joy to see, to sew upon, to wear! It launders with the greatest satisfac- tion, too—and every plain color— every adorable print — is tubfast. Buy it by the yard in any good fabric department, or ready-to-put-on -at your favorite store. Light o’ day is made by Fred Butterfield: & Co., Inc., 361 Broadway, New York City. This unique Swiss food-drink ends let-down periods . Picks you up instantly when you're below par Keeps you at your best all day This 3-day test we offer will prove all | | no hee ae pe See “3 : fj 19 | —D a | : wan en: 4 | ; EF ) A Butterfield Fabric HOLDS POLE VAULT » © >» | 7 The name is on the selvage; the label is RECORD—Sabin Carr of . j | ’ in the ready-to-put-on frock or lingerie. Yale, who recently cleared . \ Nh : fy ; : the bar at 14 feet 1 inch. Think of the jar he gets when he lands on his feet from that neignt! | , TW OC Now m: odern, science ¢ _ i eh oan evra to keep Vi rp . aoa A ape a gr, % time £2 DET ies e Doctors recommend Heart Lak: Le i 4 a» « Plan no» nearest 1aiiroe ticket age”! mee special lo» igo trip rates Mayl Oct. 31. 474: far! right by sev ding fo ; | : ey fad asta «de ae Betis. ae ii an authe » book. i i et a THe Want ee, pt N -793 pagevacai” ae % poke et : : | he compet fj 4 gist rth Michigan Ave., Chicago, Il | ; sana ppee — | 12 North Michigan ||| HELPING AVIATION | | ely et te j) F enctose 10 conte 10 Ser oe eee Che Mailing..Sene meh) WITH MON E Y--Harry Alice Foote MacDougal! : f ck your and mati: ie i_aAaw tect 7 bape of Owa'ltin | in ra | Oe se Guggenheim, administrator coffee shops” she (to quot || of the Guggenheim Fund account th ntn for the Promotion of Aero- Te is Pe RRC nautics. Col. Lindbergh is Studebaker President Stre associated with the work of that organization. * (2) Bi State (One package to a person)

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ADVERTIS SUNDAY MORNING a “- [ U | S PAT 9 ~ MARCH 11, 1928 » ed ete etnies eee Ce ie . | , ‘ a4 5 ‘af 3 ‘ = » “ae “4 4 re a + “? i es a : ’ \ PIE-EAXTING CONTEST at one of the clubs 5 two prominent St. Loutsans recently furnished seni CtWweemt for their friends. The pies were made sarieh yi Royal Patent Cake Flour. If you recognize th —" testants ask them if they ever ate better pie “ating, ™ : a + m x hi : 4 * Y - 7 by 4 A > a 4 . ~ - “s fre De of a ; . ’ ‘ a 7 ~ * — a , a? 4 ‘ cf . ‘ ~ . . _— A ./ , ; : a * ‘ -* 7 . ys 4 : » . ea = P : ™ 2 é ; : . « ~ " . ¥ P * . ® 4 t 3 7 al “ s . ; i. , * " ‘ , ‘ = ? “at : A a ie * : % re . 4 F, ei 3% ™ 4 . Ke » a P28 . : ‘ , . ~~ : ; , J ’ *, = Ne " * ha ea Pe . “" Few realize how many ] f | | : : | © os sey ; : Pa ; é: | : : ¥ | ow hi . 3 .- *) py aie ah, ; | ; r § . 5 See b - atte ; ~ ni | ‘ Se m a * 4 Son, + and O YO U R DR EAMS . RPE ey ek it Ao tere A) + Paes | age pee CY On ee Ass. ae, thousands of men are con- : ile : ' ; ~ ; . ‘ , z. - ; : | i ’ “ : a ea LAS :? _ % ie, : ty, ; oat “Se ies : . : as ae ~ oo pa 4 . ~ . = i Lz KE AP >, ey “ ? : by +. = SP ; , : ~ ue hae ee f. cai +] - a ‘ ph s ~ ER RIER 4 Pag a re 8 ES a theo ee a , , = oe ae 2 a pS —— ye . ag ee i is 3. prea a es ° a a pies > 4 -—. a & = . bas 4 International photo. * ty . | grt ? / Bowling on the green, of rete So costly 172 look } ‘ er EA . " 7 és se" which you may have never heard, is still a practiced sport. An English pe ee team headed by Sir George Royle (shown in photo) was defeated by an se ab SO INEXPENSIVE TO OWS American team, 175 to 165, at Pasadena recently. a> whois ———— | How delightful to be able to Juxur: ate in a generous supply of lingerie —dainty slips, step-ins, vests, and bloomers! To be able to “cuddle doon” after a trying day—in glor- ous pajamas, or a gorgeous négligée. To own dainty nighties in a dozen luscious tints! You can have a supply of dainty lin- gerie that might turn an heiress green with envy — if you make it all of Light o’ day—Butterfield’s amazing new fabric. In Plain Colors or Smart Prints Lustrous as Sunbeams d S és oe \ . ” | Light o’ day is made from the finest and most even running threads that ’ a. ; . 1 ) the world can produce; it is loomed {—: : c™/ \E- a in the best manner. It is really a joy | : | to see, to sew upon, to wear! It launders with the greatest satisfac- tion, too—and every plain color— every adorable print — is tubfast. Buy it by the yard in any good fabric department, or ready-to-put-on -at your favorite store. Light o’ day is made by Fred Butterfield & Co., Inc., 361 Broadway, New York City. when you feel “‘all in’ This unique Swiss food-drink ends let-down periods ... Picks you up instantly when you're below par Xo en : . iy a ‘ . ’ ] ' + / 2 . ‘ . - ‘* . - 4 ‘ yy * , Lz » * ’ . “™ + ' | . : ’ - c ee. 7 xe “ “4 ; . _ 4 4 i , . ad % 2 ’ ’ , ) bis ‘ ' th rf 5 i/ * Po ‘ tf . as: . ’ . j e © ; " . = Keeps 0 tv best all d eee (eo 7. ull 4 " : ua r sucie ull oe ei . . 4 + . ° * 2. - y aed y your best all day ied ane tO : : _ : ‘ as 5 one k b - - ‘ ' 9 A 66° g 4 , ’ 4 : n nity. | >, ee, _ ~ 4 fe) ~gitaehe | . ' ge? a 5 oe 5 Z 4 s x R: | ‘ vt 4 " eth ‘ “4 _— wv Pe 4 22 , } ‘ a . | de wee t * ~ - ; s* . —— »¥ F x netes : ; . , . ‘ } a . pe ¥.. : A ty ‘ p ie | eam? > Pe ey n "athe 4 “sige te . é ’ ‘ a % . rs mt , = . , rs . ——_ = 2 aw | common mental and physical let-downs. ~ : : Now modern science offers you a natural means heaks . Ou a the Pacific! 2a %, to keep you “hitting on all six” —every minute. This quick assimilation of nourishment is re- _— \ | of the day. A way that picks you up almost in- storing to the entire body. Frayed nerves are re are 2 miles | , | # Stantly. Both mentally and physically. soothed. Digestion goes on efficiently. Energy re- . turns. Your mind clears and your body responds. That 1s the experience of most Ovaltine users. h Siert ft wide : erra of ide, smooth, Riviera-rivalling . . i : & It is the delicious new Swiss food-drink called Ovaltine. Not an artificial stimulant. But a quick building-up beverage. Doctors advise it. rs ] he ni , beaches and iuUriny oceanside cities Santa Barbara, Santa Monica. Long Beach, | ol] bi : Lon a Jolla, Newport : | Th Doctors recommend each and a dozen others—offering > — EY > ousands of successful people everywhere now 4 will like the fi f Ovalty Unh thy | or ‘ CA Lidge aiad { hi, i j wiseaa es. | oth. Ovaltine usually overcomes this trouble, sal | OS * VrTON\ ae ¢ a my ons, movie-land. b;|- in this uM is ¢ weight and gelicate ch on-dollar oil helds. ‘Symphonies . ; | ai, be and the aged. under the Stars” at Holly wood | IRsT—It combines in easily digested form, A 3-day test Bowl, Old Spanish Missions! Certain vitalizing and building-up food essentials, Drink Ovaltine. hot or cold: wi fa hich v ‘ey n altine, hot or cold, whenever vou feel inwhich your daily fare is often lacking. One cup : ane ria aes here Feces ! low or nervously tired. See how quickly it ildren, nursing mothers - > — ; los Angeles will astound you by ts growth and activity It off | , . Oers ic : | ) | picks you up. vervthing ind more wor aii nO . } enter- Druggists and grocers sel] Ovaltine in SIZCS i " an : oh me jie | - for home use. Or get it at the soda fountain. But A. i, eee to let you try it, we will send a 3eday introduc- 7 ie 5 tory package for 10c to cover cost of packing and | 4sk your ~< y a mailing. Just send in the coupon with 10c. _ Angeles is the new approach nearest ? ailree” ' . A “ and the Onent, as well ticket agen! “ : Darsh , specia ow 10 g , i me” Bene Soast trip rates, May 15t0 : ee Oct. 31. And, Kart 4 Ce 5 J , right by sending fo" he 7 : 7 an authentic b “ig otal Bee oS a page vacation boo™ wane ~~ Tue Wanper Co., Dept. N-793 nla Fill out the coupon I — 180 North Michigan Ave., Chicago, IIl. HELPING AVIATION and mail st at onct - % Pe [ enclose 10 cents to cover cost of packing and mailing. Send me es <= aN 5 Be — your 3-day test package of Ovaltine. (Print name and address WITH MO N 2 Y : Harry i ; a clearly.) Guggenheim, administrator coffee shops (ainment for comfort, tor relaxa- Los Angeles County is AMOnR A ealthiest natural resources. ricuitural! products last Vear approximated $95,000,000 Plan no» Alice Foote MacDougall 1s so devoted to the esth- ' she (to quote from a recent article of the Guggenheim Fund account the jourishment not onlyos he bodies of -. ? 6 Santa Barbara “ ee ) San Diego Se" Name a eae a et eee ax x : ) for the Promotion of Aero- It is characteristic of Mrs. Ma I Mec iat soc nautics. Col. Lindbergh is Studebaker President Straigh ™ ° Rivers My : : venpers fet ihal Opaitine 1s one of the wisest in- Stree! 3 | iated ith th ork * associated wi e wor e CCS mie» f / foe ” , i r ty o* ties tabs fo gag rests fei better City ate State f that O anization ing Ovaitine and have more pep One package to a person 0 rg ' M: A Chate, Lake Odessa, Mich. ie : - International photo EE be

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- MARCH i}, 19 iar THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH oo 4 4 + +|"% aS pi . - , | | 3 : ; ; : % - i formance in London of the \]| Shakspearean tragedy with all the characters in the dress of today. She wore a short skirt, and her hair —well, you can see it is bobbed. | EE, Here’s the right way to avoid it ) ‘ ' ; ; . In the Movies slender figures are re- { quired, because almost everybody dislikes excess fat. So in every circle. Fat mars beauty, healthand vitality. Every modern That is why he millions have normal exercise and iners do itin the easy, pieasant MY STARS! Ys ~ 7‘ bie 5 IEWERYWHERE you go, note how the cars with Fishez Body stand out. This year,even more than in Previous years it 1S plain that the cars conspicuous for beauty in every hegre Then te St : price class are those with Body by Fisher. It is equally ob- ie cc tagn toe kn he vious that the cars which offer greatest znvestment value are ; t. e hr, mportant. Let this test the scientific way to PRETTIEST CHILD ON srecisely t| Se Cars Ww 6 PC Are : Be om en DON | y those cars whose bodies are the product of Fisher Paoar deuaaiet te out, be will ee’ competition for youngsters artec Fj : - . them at once from his jobber. at Cannes, this season, was dT CISCry Fisher craftsma nshi and Fisher's unrivale ost “. MARMOLA won by Peter Crane of P ed ee he catego Hyde Park Gate, London. - FORE RSA se ae Nhe Pleasant Way to'Reducx ieekational pho : LE LLORES, Ne Ee ep

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MARCH 11, 1928 i. - ae TO > 9 Oe oO Kee a Oe em ae fares ” orem ote, — . —— nadie ae a. ——-> 7 “ -_ “ -_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT Se is: ih ii di in, joe > a aa eae as - . 3 . Rh eat 2 4! aah apf . ip yet ke % wey, sot _ 5 wy cies ri io ty wile Ap) 5 ack is: Raa Re SA At ae tata a Snes vd +, Saks Fe ie sab iare tty : teas Pr a ¥ : ikea ‘ oe ee a é oo. a en Oe) eG q ST. LOU J « MO.., MARCH eS A at j —— 4 This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages By H. A TUTHILL of the daily Post-Dispatch ’ | _ lined OE ee re a = i oe - ae a . MK CQ = —_ >) vv" ooh HE KNEVY ME VV4% HE PROBASL , as ei : INIEY T OWING YOUR | f PAAN WHOS! | ore a bebadatndi A Ps NHOD At pet ‘ aoe Bow? z OVER ON THE ao ot WHAT OF \ ‘EN. j}| | GOT SO en {/ COMPLIMENTED TO KNOW } - RIGHT SIDE OF Cl | IT? MUST THE . || WHEN YOU . 1S THE STREET so \| | WHOLE WORLD | FEW BRASS corr ea — WAS TRYING TO FLIRT WIT HE WONT HAVE STAND STILL \ BUTTONS? Sry | SB RREST US US. HONEY YOU'RE QVER AN! EXCUSE TO | | WHENEVER WOU . ON. JOSEPHINE! } | FOR NOTHING i ON THE WRONG SIOE STOP US BLOW A HORN? ~ 7 % ie J ; E¢ TTAAIG THAT i} : 3S i . IN se — —— —— AGAIN' gs ' ; ; ee ua ; ' ~ ; - ; YPRANGE FESTIVAL—Miss Lenora Peters, who festivities in the Valentia orange belt, Southern Califor. anne ~~ ——— - trweod & Underwoud neta i i. a i ql . | LADIES, LADIES MY (on | d EVEN IF WE OEAR LADIES THESE ALL [| WERE ON THE TWO MEN SAW ae THREE | | WRONG SIDE EVERY THING "gee OF YOU | | OF THE J . THEY SAV - } f/|/uOOK AS \ -) STREET | “— YX 1F VOuO YOU HAD SAY : PLENTY OF | ANY THING. | TIME TO / —(f | SEE US COMING. ™~ ‘ AN OLLIE ALL LE AI STITT ttt tate z fy ‘ia Sf J tts ; SSG Vy ih Ay My Loy G, Sd ' ial NOW RER, HER FIRST 7 DOWDY WOMAN: “S\ SBALNOS COUSIN BA LREN'T TROSE STRIFE 515 O TRE MAN : 'yuST HORRIGLE’ - A mo MARRIED HELEN a THE AT! RBUFFLYS SISTER. Ni Fea . = Siting e oF aren, - en on <= ee A OO ae a gil stg / i CTL I! | — OH DONT YOU HEY! STOP! YOU ; fg = = ‘1 emd AN EXCUSE WV & ECKED mA YY CAR ! | ae a A - Ii LS , « oan oe = or! arom aE Are. Evi ~) STARTING AN i | : : ese ! a it toe. VVITK ME GEORGE ENOUGH OF MEN TRIED TO BULLY ME —

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é MORE FUN THIS WeE!EI- TOMOR NIGHT AT JENKINS - TUESDAY NIGHT AT DONNELLY 'S - * WEDNESDAY NIGHT AT RANDALLS- THURSDAY AT COURTS, FRIDAY AT COWANS - SATURDAY 1 AT NELSORSS ~ MORE \ —_——27_ FUN! oe Ae Jf, WA, Mitty yy ty ~ GOSH WHAT A FINE NIGHT To BE HMome-- 1 PITY A GUY 4 Tat HAS To GO OUT A NIGHT LIKE —- ¢ [HS NY r.and Mrc- By Briggv waooF! WHAT A NIGAT | THERE'S NO PLACE ANY GBODY SAYS AN¥e : THING To ME ABouFT: STIRRING OUT OF My NEBBS COME OW), SON, GET READY FoR ‘ ‘ a . ; . RANE SS a eee oh Cs me eAAAN 7/4 - AA ? . VA LITTLE DOMICHE F TONIGHT GETS A’ WALLOP ty THE GY aoet as nal . om " x . A s Sh me 8 a , x A . NI , , a OP AE ae SO % 2.) SARA RRR WR hs, s,, | BLA RW MES OP ENR ¥ THIS INVITATION Two DRac ME oO Go ovT TONIGHT: toes “ You'vE GoT To , Qi : > DRESS DEAR 3 eA. - Ww rene yy ad o> Yok ee a JERS ay ye AS oe Ve aes Oe a AA. oa ‘ a iS Finac- You CAn'Tt Tv TONIGHT! / ee ) i on, one —— \ (VE GoT YoUR CLOTHES ALt LAID OUT--- THE OLD CROWD ARE ALC GotuG To BE THERE - NOT FOR ME, ) aes ARS CARESS GRACE ESPECIALLY SAID SHE WANTED You- Now BE Tears !? Youre CRAZY ! UM I " Ee nga " A NIGHT LIKE FF FoR THE NIGHT! | ~ ’ Come on Now! DON'T BE Sitt’ tur HELP You INTO YOUR CLOTHES- iA SETTLED DOWN FOR TRE EVENING i Sa-v » + ON ail GS i a A IE, +.) wy oe: . ay. rc at Mow tk “adie Me, ith i arene <** NoW were | Am ALL DRESSED AnD You'RGE .STILC ARGUING - EI, “Ale eo, Nee nd BER LL OMOA AO LisTem Wi-- To-D You Dis— TiINCTLY 1M | NOT GOING-ITS A FIERCE NIGHT a_OOT y—___—— CAROL IS GOING To BE THERE JUST | ESPECIALLY "WH SEE You-- SHE SAID SHE WOULDN'T THinty Of GOING IF You UOULDN' T BE THERE... PRCTRE SAR RRRRSEA RARER RE RUS BAER. AN RR SERA a CAROL SEEMS To ‘HAVE QUITE A CRUSH OW You- I'm JUST A WEE a. r Bit JEALOUS ) ~ | MEt- pee = DON'T BE } ' ; i al@ M4 te ee De eo SO Feige ks. i Pg ty: re YoU LOOK So Lovely w DINNER CLOTHES.... YouR FRIEND CAROL Witk SURE FAacc. FOR YOU, YoU OLD HEART BREAKER L, tt Sl. AAS th wh AN COR. OKA Nr sy e ey ‘- We ee COIN. HORE RRR -0OKM ALL RIGHT es , ta TISNT SUCH A “BAD NIGHT AFTER ALL- - THE AIR. FEELS FINE V) yi ff “isp” {ZZ , CG lth (ili ‘ SEEMS Like \ E MINUTE iT Ff GETS DARK Y™M_) CHASED OFF TO BED AAID 1 AlnJT, / cvecteicany! THESE WOMEN DONT THINK OF | ANN THING BUT |; SPENIDING © NOW WHAT 4M 1 GOING TO DO P_ GUESS iLL HAVE TO HANG & COAT OVER IT Of

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Mrr- | By Brigqe ia THE MASTER MECHANIC! COME ON), SON, GET SOu., DADD READY FOR BED. YET ANID UM IT'S EA ey i SO rANO im | \ IN) THIS BOOK. J "WELL, WERE’ GOIN) 6 TO -BED_ WE WERE UP LATE LAST NIGHT ANID ARE TIRED YOU DONT WANT Ne SIT UP ALONE DOYOU? ee aeoge pee gaze exude HAVE TO GOTO BED WHEN 1 AINT TIRED bee L ALWAYS \ HO-HUM_ AM 1 TIRED!_ HAD ABOUT 3 HOURS SLEEP LAST NIGHT— It SPEANIT ALL MY TIME TODAY TRYING TO _— EEP AWAKE. OR NOTHIAIG ” a rd ? 1g AmNYGoDY SAYS ANY= a THING To ME ABourT | pear _— | STIRRING OUT OF MY ee te . “AU UtTTLE DOMICHLE : ‘% | % Sy) } ToNIGHT GETS A | J) Ds a ee =m , ? , esinaiiiiemaeaia pres bi } _g -. * J ececteiaian! ANY THING BUT SPEAIDINIG MONEN. ‘ . wo THE ENID OF THIS screws . ORIVER 1S/TOO THICK ~WON T FIT THE SCREW. GUESS ILL HAVE TO PRY IT OFF_WE GOT A SWELL LOT OF TOOLS AROVUNID THIS HOUSE - JUNIOR, PUTON YOUR SLIPPERS AND RUA foe AND GET THE CHISE -— TO PO THIS LIGHT 4 % — BB , We wn a, Tse My a ty, tify We hw My, i ee: ree 1p My Wier , : toe 2 Rie rs eke, ANN ee —————— . f 4 * > . uae a aos Boas \ ye a ah ; a “NO, dVUST SCREW IT OP A LITTLE ONTIL IT BREAKS THE CONINECTION .- THATS EASY. C : a. - | b ee ») « j —s ing 2 h: ’ | P YOU, THE CREAT MECHANIC — lL THOUGHT FOR AWHILE EDISON WAS A MISTAKE, 1 COULD HAVE DONE THAT GUT THAT AIAIT FIKUAIG IT, 15 17 2. BOT NOW THAT THE , LIGHTS OUT, GET YOURSELF SOME SLEER (Copyright 19%3—by Melt >. Great Beitaie Rights Reserved

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Mrsr.- By Brigge ANY GODY SAYS ANY= THING To ME ABouT ~~ | STIRRING OUT OF MY JZ \ULITTLE DOMICHE Sy) _) ToNIGHT GETS A an ( WALLoP wy THE EYE : Dene — a ~ : . NA eS Yer . AER ny ay Xe EARN Toe RS e S\ ‘S & : he eS SPECIALLY SAIO ) TED You-- Now BES “ stag pbb eet fears '? You'Re : CRAzY ! UM IN SO set eeehe dieting NIGHT! CAROL (tS GOING To BE THERE JUST ESPECIALLY WW SEE You-- SHE SAID SHE WOULDN'T THinty OF GOING IF o You USDYULDN' T SS nen’ -:: +e ers m Pg Ces | } we a ~ na ‘ : . ~ 5. pe FL) VRE RRR : BERS 2 SIRS RRR ERY . ne ~S ry : ‘ ~¥ at ‘ ae ~ ee 1 id DE Se Gt gs BOE 2 PED TUSN'T SUCH A “BAD NIGHT AFTER ALL- - THe AIR FEELS FING ay i... Prag Foro De y- ena t mettl wn bf B. PY LLZAY if TA gt ee . SD he Ara Y fy . Be 7 ee ” 6h * AL” “3 7 . ~ fi bad 0h Aaa b ee EE ee en a Ate Se ah Ee: ad ay a IN A | ge ah Cae voy sabes b Se oS f 3 path ae THE MASTER MECHANIC! COME ONJ, SON, GET READY FOR BED. se aates tee VV OCU rs Or ie od ) SF RREEES EARS YY OO EELS Ee Pee ee al id dit MER IOOOLY LLL edsacre GEES CEES OF ITEP PAP Aor RHOEB bat bosdtcaetistnd OIA a a eed ade dad DDS 5) ONSITE ee a BPO EES | IPT IPI IEIT IIS ITIL A eee Peed dat dl odd ded ILLICIT ee ‘ante OH, DADBY, IT’S EARLY YET ANID YM SO INTERESTED IN) THIS BOOK. J tee tied eaten t ra A WELL, WERE’ GOIN 6 TO -BED_WE WERE UP LATE * ae LAST NIGHT AND ARE TIRED YOU DONT WANT Ne SIT UP ALONE DOYOU!L oe eee —s SAARI OR LA LWANS HAVE TO GOTO BED WHEN 1 AINT TIRED OR NOTHINIG cee ie “™* HO-HUM_ AM i TIRED! HAD ABOUT 3 HOURS SLEEP LAST NIGHT IL SPENIT ALL MY TIME TODAY TRYING TO KEEP AWAKE. GOSH, SPOT. SEEMS LIKE ME MINUTE iT GETS DARK 1M ~ 2 came enpagellls CHASED OFF TO BED AAIDO 1 AirsT A BIT SLEEPY. (SHEN YOU PUT THE THAT BUTTON STICKS TO PUSH INJ-NOUD | BETTER GET AN ELECTRICIAN] TO ANG FIX IT TOMORROW’. ) ——_ vik WRI Ad is CRAKE WAR Sas Ok 4 SWHAT DOVYOL | LIGHT OUT YOU'LL FINID |} MEAN ELECTRICIAN! L CAN DO THE AS ANI ELEC= ¢ e 4g f on 9 evecteiaian! 7 ( THESE WOMEN at DONT THINK OF | ANYTHING BUT SPENIDING MONEN. \ a 7 Al . ree Ne * eg " x * wd ~ < THE ENID OF THIS SCREW DRIVER 1S/TOO THICK -WON T FIT THE SCREW-_ GUESS ILL HAVE TO PRY IT OFF_WE GOT A SWELL LOT OF TOOLS AROUAID THIS HOUSE - JUNIOR, PUTON YOUR SLIPPERS AND RUN DOWN AND GET GOT TOPL THE CHISE LIV THIS LIGHT Jae Cia OUT. Ze ® 7 Je %, , i, hh, Mp esiiurme * fy ‘n i?) 4, 4 wun th G £ Gh CF Sad! AZ ‘ is, od, : bese. YL. 2 Ws, Uf Wy, asi i i 98 | TM 9054 td), rat NOW WHAT &M I GOING TO DO P_GUESS ILL MAVE TO HANG O \COAT OVER IT Of SOMETHING -— hes hh ake he a 3 Ss thy e+e _, aaeeae “NO, PUST SCREW ITUP A LITTLE UNTIL IT BREAKS THE CONINECTION . THATS EASY. ~ ,s \ 1T WHEN £M ALL ue ‘ ” i ; We ap ; VLL SAY IT STICKS. THIS 15 & NICE TIME TO TELL ME ABOUT ie aN es . is MA Ut . AZ - - than te, _ ee ‘ Aen h Pee te wg ov ees 5 Bs atte be y an Wy yy . a ae. La ty 2s 5 UR Brae ah A EY ON Xey ETON ies re) So dea ee oe e Mids teh ee BP Fe es , Oo Se LOL : “ : ' . — AAI A t Ww. Fy ‘ “ See : ‘ee A, : : i . . vyrrs "s « ity y - ' xx _ _ - ~ y o. ‘a | ane epesent rn nee oe wd ve THERE THE PLATE 1S OFF ~ PUT IT STILL STicks1 COAST KNOW WHATS THE MATTER ae = WITH IT. /Nes AND LOOK WHAT YOU DID TO THE WALL!LIF YOu Pe aA SROUND THAT ELEC- KEEP PUTTERINIG RTRICITY WITH THAT — mo te ASCREW DRIVER, a j IAYOULL FIND 4 {YOURSELF IN TH NEXT BLOCK ALL WARPED UP./ | ~, . 7 - Se ene YOu, THE CREAT I COULD HAVE MECHANIC — DONE THAT GUT 1 THOUGHT THAT AIAIT FRUNG FOR AWHILE IT, 15 17 ?_ BOT EDISON WAS NOW THAT THE ’ etc bic: LIGHTS OUT, GET YOURSELF SOME SLEEP

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Saati amet ee cHhA@)xo ABHIGr. OO, 42 BRINGING UP F ATHER cui ee nae SE PAGES ee . — at scans - i) OF IF ‘THAT GUY S & LEADER w ~@ SOCIETY: 1 Ww = WHERE SOCIE*¥ _ \S GOIN: 1 we CAN'T STaANg HIiM- ———— — DO TELLUS OF mH NES- nl OUR LAST TRIP TO || Bo Gene a PARIS - OAUGH TER eee T THINK “THE Cy ee Ee : a i CET DRESSED- mR- Lo ee ALL 1 HAVE TODO rl DE-SWAGGER !9 COMING “ 15 TO.GIT IN A AFTER DINNER- HES A COMFORT ABLE wat \GREAT SOC! POSITION AN : es re LEADER. WOU 'LL gh ‘4 LIN SOME THE FASHIONS ARE RATHER PLEASING THiS YEAR- |\CHARMED - 7 MR- JIGGS- WHY | 15 1T THAT ! ) HAVE NEVER MET “OU BEFORE? IS ANXIOUS "TO SHORT SKIRT WILL | HEA BH ASOUT IT: | || GE SHORTER THIS he YEAR: ror ; ——— a me @ Sen ~ r "ica eel 2 m oe A eh eS ; od ? Lf NO- DEAR LADY- TO BE] | | ee Co rm GOING TO PERFECTLY FRANK | A PRIZE -F1GHT Write “WOU, 1M GOING ee o | WON DERFUL- AND THEN 1+™ GOING BS SLUMMING f paces | 4 TO &A CORNED P ec, | , BEEF AND CABBAGE 1 SUPPOSE mM SORRY: MRS- JIGGS- BUT 1 MUST BE ryt SOME SWELL FUNCTION , Omens fet bet eS ( HATS WRONG: ape { WITH YO fo ae me aie Ls ; n ~ . iy ate a2 - *s a F 238 7. — ~ Ree» a we YE MEO.S: 1 ee ae apnanes " mn . 4 6. PEE ws * ALTOS ig N te a Sa’ he Dine, Bes my Xk ay se ‘* Fes oA* 3 Bl a S 4 \ a : Ly ** e ye HS fae FR #- ua thaws f 7 7x ag tae fixes 4) aa thy ’ . 2 ” rae . J Ca rita rights reserv % z - ; : . vee ere ge = : >. (a, _ “L DON'T THINKANDY'LL i MIND I& I USE Hig CAR WIS 1S ROD! I'M PINCHED | OW ROD, HOw TER aa is Ge FOR PASSING A REDLIGHT | [LL BE RIGHT OX Na ee CONG HE WRSS Wi! Oh} . oo A ONE-WAY STREET AT a FIFTH AN WOUR:-COME DOWN AND HELP ME. EXPLAIN af Nig asfi! ag ——= mee ROD. RUSH OVER i) RIGHT AWAY-\T'S t JEI2Y, VERY IMPORTANT’ TLL BE THERE. BEFORE YOU HAVE. THE. RECEWER WITHOUT TELLING ———— HIM IN THIS ' ag . o Keg ’ j . “és ‘ff * ni i teeeae f - * OO OO . : we aaa , EE 7 a3 Sf \f f ee ee Ae ' / SS ; ’ . Z waansed . ol ded zy _ ae * » ; ; aot no _ Rag mp od “f. es ee x Z a , : Soe . 3 Sere : , ois moat ~ oy rrr pat ac’ erate a has 4 hae . OFAICER-- THIS MAN {S$ MY CAR ---(T WAS SYOLER an 3 Se ee rv OF MY F > ‘ee Sa FRATERNITY HOUSE [7 x nti fears 5e > ~ TOLD HIM HURRY THAT WAY; YOu SEE TL NEED DH FILL —_ A’ TABLE AT MY @ BRIDGE PARTY a TAE. OLD RULES- WE MAN IT FILL IN ? I'M FRIENID PINCHED UKE THEM BEST! THROUGH IN A TEW IN) THIS CAR? a. DO NOU PLAY MINUTES GH oe OH, WE STILL PLAY ” (ae aes NOTTY ABOUT IY. st WASN'T MOUR BON - A? A a Ga er Zi ae DO You PLAN THE pee OLD RULES OR THE Red. EF a ota * [# sti : ] SHE AIN'T SO | | Thy K—— oe ——~,—____________ ||| |] aa Yous os . WHY, |SOMP'IN, ANDY ||| SEE HERE-}/ LOARREST ME Tu| ‘HOU CAN) EXPLAIN VT | 2 nl I'M KIND UNONSENSE / JAILS] SURE THEY Sy Pe eins OLE eh F wi ki DORA" JANO TLL TELL} TM TUDGE JiowN MoTHER WF r| AVE) © YOURSELF WHEN |(SoYOUSEET OF WORRIED) ARE SUST LUKE? HAVE Movies | |= {ll |] ey Sk - JR AUGHUT HER Ini | [HOUR] NO COME UP FOR || STILL NEED SOME- ABOUT CLUUBHOUSES N EVERYTHING Te tog ees ee me | a HEARING BEFORE. | ge ese: | . in Ee) ICS YOURSELF a aes tessa THESE DANS ! > A> i ae Be - : oe a fe xt a sg ais’ rie 5 MAL, ane - . % x ae © te Pn Great Biting e Vg r ‘s 4 bia xt ie ee oie , S38 ; apa S 3 py Stas 2 eS r = ae ne 43 ~~ 7 i 2 ae gz! om wy . v ee > * . 3? | es, as wigs . a pom a 7 aes aa “> e . Kini ee ar + me Baars Pr oe | ‘ > - se ae > ee ic ie = a ee pene ; - very . = ae = se: fy > . ¥ ae ai > 3 eee teeeemeteee ee a

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THE FASHION®S | yb tt ARE RATHER HAM PLEASING | ees THIS YEAR: [. vs} IF THAT GOY 15 SOCIETY: 1 WOND WHERE SOCIETY iS GOIN: 1} CAN'T GTanip: HIM- : — LOF COURSE THE BOYISH ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH (ST. LOUIS. MO. MARCH 11, 1928 | CARARLIE Prume-- Reg U.S. Par Of; Copyriciom = it "28 = =z “otek Dy : - = ye v4 Seer Ps = > RE e722 eas * - or ie SECOND SECTION Und while Gila off on the cies what's her OA Stepfamily doing : ez s ? i NEVER LIKED Tris COON *T Like Him SO 'VE GOT TO nHhIT i ee x Vee ros * "y Lae *? fre Ot ee eek . es 7 7 “* 5 OD 2 hae ss es - oa - "te vetee Ce eT eee - ie ese et een pene We ths ees heck te tuapaiteas « ra z | 0 ide te CAME AS ee OES CTR MTOR «oo oo Se . TUS 1S ROD! 1'M PINGHED | OW ROD, HOw TE FOR PASSING A REDLIGHT | [iL Bt RiGY* DOWN GOING ME WRONG WAV ON | | AND OO AL. t CAM, A ONE-WAY STREET AT FIFTY AN WOUR--COME DOWN AND HELP ME. : OW sy iS Be . eth _ A Spee eae ESS Ciba yh as —o Xe “ae ore - pats. i +e ° ; A = ofan * ag Sov emepes, i tee OFAHICER:- THIS MAN 1\S | MY CAR ---(T WAS SYOLEN [7 FROM IN FRONT OF MY a FRATERNITY HOOSE —: : * : ; \ & . . : 9 te4 Me PPPS SLE Pos . . —&. . e +: Maes Spe oe en Bie - - . cane ee Oe Oe ee - AA Ly 3 c - > ? ee ‘ ° << e ; We Ss 4 at. 7 ¢ a | eB $ ~ 2 Ey ae < '% P SOE e eee = 7 : 7 BERMUDA WOULD ) 7 S00 THIS TIME OF YEAR-—IF THERE WERE ONLY SOME WAY TO GET MAMAH ,TO LOCSEN UP —_/\ FOR THE TRIP! ff. ? CHILDREN! WHAT’S WRONG WITH WouP sees oes. ii dde - on Ay fe — ee = ae fe eS ‘ea. bs se OFA te. as eae it PIS a by: t- iy Pn fh see a5 N ¥ eee Se ' WF ~ ie eee a “iy es. wo gas OY es ee , Bai ee # ae aera y ee oh = x PLEASE, Dre. WILLIS, COME AT ONCE --I'M AFRAID IT’S MEASLES! | _ 8 : BS = z epee? etite o*? - earl AMR MUS US aL, eake! 222% ME tL arth — BUT YOUR DAUGHTERS ARE : EITHER BOOKKEEPERS WITH A LOSING CONCERN, OR LTALIAN RESTAURANT ADDICTS, BECAUSE THESE SPOTS Ai. . ARE RED INK/ & oat pest ots otis "es ; ‘ 3 a < ae = WHACAT! YOU WRETCHED INGRATES! . 4, 4 ‘ b. La — ~ i he ee = pee i = Sat de x — mars we Bas Seven oe ». U.S te OF; Copmigeises | PAZ Reba a tt) th. —_ “~wmnuniniin, “Ba. — MAIR - NT af WHAT A TIME-— WHAT A TIME FOR A THIS TO HAPPEN— JUST {/ AFTER UD BOUGHT US . ALL TICKETS FOR GERMUDA! , — LARIMER PEP SP TOEREAL OF Se! ele lnte te te werte et CRT Fi he TPEPR SAPARD tL Atanas enenbeasdy 14 t+ ecanes earner ies ey ON TLL MAKE YOUR SPOTS SMALL ENOUGH TO MATCH ‘YOUR | DISPOSITION ! — T Z - o SWZ, a TRESS om 6 me EEL PTET ROE A um emt ote of - ; - 2 “ OWwOooH — I FEEL TERRIBLE- REALLY’! Sor), See hate SS ONS 2M, id x Pi ' SRS co SENS YS Sy Sax oe. <e eee Pose ieey. stats! ey meget 7 | < we NF RLS ae: Bb e S362 or ote RP CeaSesenesenavesis¢ § SibLic iti LER” ‘ aetol et stank : Q8gG2 Tetet hemes A SWELL IDEA YOU - 7 - $3 J Bis Us he Fe ie eG — TY , tS, ey G/ ¥ 7 wtowt eh ately OTL RI OUD RARE ER AS TAS: ae lid Oa me 2% ae

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HAVE YOU A LITTLE CARTOONIST YOUR HOME ? Trade Mark, 1928, Reg. U. S. Pat Of. VELCOME HOME TO CASTLE LOWE” DER VUN UNCLE FELIX LEFT MIT DER NINE MILLION PLUNKS TO DER CAPTAN ra) UND ME 2 QUICK “7] DOWN MIT DER \) DFE BOAT UND =) GIFF A LOOK! VAIT FOIST Titt I PUT ON DER PINK CREPE DE CHINK MIT DER FORGET ME'S ¥ wy ON ‘eet MAMMA, A CASTLE! SuM DAY 7 TELL You ABOUD NER LIDDLE LOBSTERS FOR Two vEEKS! MIGHTBE DER &esee VHITE VUN MIT - DER FLOUNCERS ISS BEST DON'T You TINK (CAP? JOP MIT DER DUM- GOOZLED © at 7 “ey Ge aero War aA “oe : - ae 38.5 sae « ee an Sa - ~ a . 7 eo 3 ; ; ¥ : ~~ = ae ‘y sd oy ’ Se ee eK i$ me eae. a oa’ COME BACK MIT DOT DOD- GASTED NANKY- GOAT! YOU Al TINK MAYBE DER CASTLE 165 ONLY FOR ROUGH- “SOUSERS! cw v . a ee , pt'y* SANs ; A & OSA SO SY & CARR J ~— TN » By R. DIRKS Originator of the Katzenjammer Cidy I MAK® A MOTION VE LEAF ‘EM ON =) BOARD FOR A VEEK '( SO VE CAN FIX UP . 4 &:* WH SR oe: ——_{.—1___ MAKE I(T A YEAR UND I SECOND DER NOTION? DER LONGER (85 DER VAY OFF DER MORE DING-SVOGCLED PEACE IT GIFFS IN LIFE! RRS ™ P 7" A ts ‘ es es ; Rd pei - Sng PADDLE BUT DON’T fe as : ) TELL BOLIVAR ANY Yoo aoe VELL, 1] APOLOCHISE, BOLIVAR mem -BUT IF YOU COULD UNDERSTAND m/° YOU VOULD KICK DER SLATS —« We ° ps ‘ ULIKE IT, , ~~ oe « aA . Sr AAR as eS \ VAIT DUMMER IN DER OCEAN NOT IN DER WS BY Ss wa, Ce” a NAS RN * wy Lae ASS AS AS IF DER GAR 1SS MORE ; 4 ie . a ’ + ry ee Ps 4 ~ ad : d Es es : ™ ‘ n # ae ag ‘ — — ia i 4 Hug » la vate 4 mis ’ poe —— ee — -& as = ee war nf b hadi Mes 4 ad ~ 2a Ra * . bi Ny ; a % f, 5% o- es ee ers. eG > ‘ : - aXe % — eore s ils: CAPTAIN! FOIST I § IRON DER (RIMPS } TOUGH AS DEM DOD- ROTTED ORINGATINS ALL ISS VELL | \ FROM DER PETTY DON'T VORRY, MA -MA , VE 195 CHUST GIFFING DER BOAT CISE? A UDDLE “EXER — LOOK CAP, DO You” NOTICE IF YOU COULD TELL WHO [5S IT? VEDDER 155 (ASTLE \ CHAMES'} iy 7 o 16 7 ee ray - Neg Y 2 " : * ~—< ‘ ‘ag : . . . of HOP IN, LADIES MT UND (HENTLE MEN DER CARRIAGE Og , : a ss . SrbinkingCo (New York World) 1928 . & ( J BOY. NOT A SMACK- -ER* 1 CQULDN'T FORGET DOT VUN EFEN IF I V0S A TOUSAND YEARS RANE TINIE { BUT, LOUIE I GOT HEFFY J = ee “= DONT HESITATE | wd (AP Y KNOW VARE ISSA “A” NUMBER VUN’ : ~~ “ ys NOPE,UND DER & PIFFLEIR VOULD 60 } ON PIFFLING EFEN IF YOU VOS SIX MILLION YEARS OLD’) “ pe ten — ———— rege (VOT (55 - VON'T_) f IT GO ? ' ; , BLAM! Ss ea LET ME SEE - VOT SHALL VE _HAFF FOR DINNER AT DER 7. (ASTLE, SYLVESTER ? STRAWBERRY (CE CREAM UND MINCE PIE ODDER CHOCOLATE GUMODROPS MIT VANILLER 2 J DO HOPE DER VAFFLES 155 DONE .UDDER: ‘\ -VISE DER (OK GETS A BIFF @ (ON DER NOSE * Iss You MIT? 7 ose Sa CS whan te) ee CR, ee ON VUN CONDITION t 2 . ies a

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