St. Louis Post-Dispatch
May 13, 1928

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a . ~ # Bg: COMIC PAGE “SATURDAY, | ASSES fend iS 1928, #) sSOREAL ESTATE.........PART 7 “Sl WANTS, HELPS, weal SERVICE ..............PART 8 Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 108 Pages FIR N (NEWS). 20 PAGES. (SPORT), 6 PAGES UTO AND. }). 12. PAGES. (NEWS). i Pages. ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH s ° PART ONE, TWIN SISTERS HAVE THE SAME GRADES IN SCHOOL CLASSES Leota and Leola Simpson, 18, Tied for Third Place in Collinsville Township. Twin sisters attending the Col- linsville Township High School, in the class to be graduated next month, have made exactly’ the same average grade for &ll their studies during their four ‘years in the school—?0.4 per cent, and are tied for third place in the class. They are Leota and Leola Simp- Fm Nae Wile Pegg TIS A RUM TTS TO NY ay 2 “VOL. 80. No. 249. ~~ f , Re] . » tgs eta RN EE A hat Ig i aN A AER ROEM Te * wae 5 ar CAAA ee =~ 2 : ns roe be " 4 a pte + Br tne Mine us +> Ae tetesieted os Pl fm le, foro aE a Cae yea wns Bry Nah erst, hi arden ah ies es eanatibeieed oan mes 3 ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1998, ee HX ee STREET CAR MEN “OPTS 3” ACCEPT MAYOR'S CALL FOR PARLE Workers Say They Are, Willing to Meet Officers of Company and Discuss. PRICE 10 CENTS HOOVER CLOSEST TO STANDARD SE FOR CANDIDATE SAYS MELLON | ‘At Caucus He Urges Penn- PAGES 1—20 Ba ST LOUISE. MILLER QUT FOR OFFICE Ot CIRCUIT ATTORNEY Lawyer, 29, Who Worked Way at Two Universities by Odd Jobs, Announces an u : . ; r | Police Badge Which Saved Owner’s Life THE THINGS \E ap THAT PUT Uebe | WHERE we | ARE IS Yours Y ABOLISHES MEL ROU MUA a me TAMILS BUT ONE iA _ om “a * regi, el ign Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Cloudy and slightly warmer today; to- MOTHER NEVER CALLEP ITA ore 4 pe = eee » Drives Single-Con- ff - ** wr ae > - ptituenc tuency Fascist | Senate , -} Strong Opposition. “4H 'sYNDICALISM NOW | WITHIN THE STATE’ ° Bill Over as Et 5 += A x @ Declares ‘Univer- | : | Suffrage Conven- to Fiction With Di- q ergent Results. rt Associated Press. ROME, May 12.—Premier Mus- i i today won the support of the jar Senate for the new electo-_ w making Italy a one-party | i jag bed ‘ apis | cial leave from the Navy ' ment granted quest for the purpose of instruct- | Bstituency by a speech in which ain termed universal suffrace leonyentional fiction and argucd fer the abolition of all pa “Totpt the State. . __@ The Senate voiced 161 to 45 to - -, Padopt the law which the Chamber '. }@et Deputies already had approved. ,"@ Vigorous opposition to the bili | veloped in the.debate. Senators mputini and Albertini spoke against "guand 42.Senators signed a resol.- mien declaring the law would de- *@prive the people of their constitiy “uonal right to choose their own rties ex- 8G ‘| Peet of the de facto situation in the 4 Se chamber of one party and §ewe political color, but to ac- i-° ? howledge’ syndicalismn as the or- A eee of public law. : 4 Syndicalism Within the state. “This is a great legislative noy- ity of the Fascist revolution,” he d. “It means that syndicalisn:. ving become an meublic law,-is no lenger outside the te or against the State, but ithin the State, acknowledged bv “RASH = WALLeI STRUCK DALL AAD . RUTH and as such has the right to | to the hospital. he found that present all categories of citi- ‘d “Besides, in the wegime of par- is the people really sovereign, he *pecially when we have reached Pywech a point that 35 tickets of 35 @itferent parties have asked the People to exercise their paper sov- ty? In the regime of par- es, elections are really made by #controllable committees and the PP ee % es a * —- 3 ¥ iy ae aa Ms ype are asked only to ratifv | SQoices already made. : “I have no scruple in_ stating M@at universal suffrage is a purely : wenventional fiction. It says noth- 0-0-0-H,) | ™s, Means nothing, and gives the | Fee: divergent results.” 7p laughs Constitution to scorn. “4 ‘taking up the accusation that 7H Government is not respecting ww Constitution, Mussolini asked: § anybody ever thought that me Constitution is eternal, instead : temporary ?”’ “Indeed,” he went on, “Article fOf the declaration of the rights -Man says, ‘All constitutions can ® Tevised because no generation the right to submit to its laws % following generations.’ ne Only things eternal are re- ) laws,\the decalogue, for in- NC nchangeable, its 10 art- are good for the peoples 0? mM altitudes, longitudes and lati- es. Rather, constitutions are rely the result of special his- circumstances.” he Premier then took up the ty of the Italian Constitution. ‘ Pointed out how different is @ Italy of today from the little ‘ fmont of 1848 when the Consti- ution was granted. “If so great @ important progress has been shleved in the last 80 years,” he “, “it is easy to imagine what opments Italy will have dur- the next 50 or 80 years, espe- * if the present concord of all e8S Will last, if the State will “ntinue to be the arbiter of every ical and social controversy, it he ing be in the State; nothing aide the State, because today it “4 Possible to conceive of an in- “ual outside the State excent age individual, who can claim md himself Only the solitude of the “8 of the desert.” HEN YOu SEE AN R FAST. ASLEEP . ONTO A BRANCH SE WITH ONE ET ME KNOW: : ie ess a oe la Oil Wells Ablaze. HAREST, May 12.—Twenty- oil wells of the Astroromano Were blazing like a gigantic a tonight in the Ocuri district. » ‘ngineers were burned to % Property damage is enor- Firemen were fighting to , vt the flames from being car- by the strong winds to adja- Wells, og ey 40 ¥ 4% te bill was as much a consequence | @ Fascist doctrine as it was a re-. It is not only to have the | Organ of thel i P°¢MLOP LA A AA Oe A Oe APP LO AP PL A el OPO son, 18 years old, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. James Simpson. Their father is an auditor at the Fair- mount Race Track. They pursued different courses of study and, un- like many.twins, wear different styles of clothes. They have a gen- eral resemblance in features. It has not been decided whether they will go to college. The highest average grade in the class is 92.5 per cent, attained by Gladys. Bertram. COL. LINDBERGH AN APT PUPIL AT NAVIGATION, SAYS TUTOR Weems. Lieutenant-Commander Concludes Course of Instruc- tion and Reports Progress. By the Associated Press, CURTISS FIELD, N. Y.. —Col. Charles A. Lindbergh made Satisfactory progress in his study of aerial navigation, Lieuten- | ant-Commander P. V. Weems, who | has been tutoring the trans-Atlan-|.... | litical Situation yesterday by tic flyer, said today. Weems today concluded a at Lindbergh’s ing the flyer in aerial navigation. The naval officer plans to tonight or tomorrow for Los An- gzeles to rejoin his ship, the Cuy- ama. “Col. Lindbergh was able to re- duee his time for finding the line of position’ during thé daytime to three mineites and during the night, when speed is most essen- tial, to one minute,’’ Weems said. SCHOOL CANARY’S LIFE SAVED BY OPERATION Kindergaricn in Gloom Until Crushed Egg Is Removed From Warbler. School, Northwood and De avenues, has two pet canaries which perch in their cage in classroom and sometimes brighten the routine of recitations few warbled notes. Small pupils were plunged gloom and anxiety when shine,” the female birl collaps-d A hurry cal! was sent for Dr, F W. Shaffer, veterinarian vho con- ducts a bird hospital at 4634 Det- mar boulevard. After rushing it ay egg had been crushed within the bird. He performed an operation. removing the egg, and yesterday the bird was able to eat and sit on its perch again. It will taken back to its cage In the schoo! tomorrow. POLL IN PARIS NAMES EDISON HEAD OF WORLD’S INVENTORS Newspaper Conducts Voting Con- test; Jacquard. Designer of Tex- *- tile Loom, Is Second. the Associated Press PARIS, May By 12.—Thomas ‘A. b? | spe- | Depart- | re- | leave | lawyer May 12. ; has | | plenty of socking.”’ | torney | race He Will Seek Nomination STATEMENT ASSAILS RECORD OF SIDENER Third Republican Candi- date to Declare Says Crisis Is at Hand, Citing | Corruption and Crime. Louis E. Miller, worked his through Kentucky and St. who Louis furnaces, wailing on tables and serving as a librarian, enlivened the Universities by firing local po- an- nouncing hé would {ile for the Re- publican nomination for Circuit At- | torney. former service man and Ameri- can Legion member, Miller prom- ised a vigorous campaign “with He says he is frankly out io attack Circuit At- lioward Sidener, who has filed for re-election. Miller is the third Republican candidate to de- clare, the first being Edward Ru- dolph, former Assistant Circuit At- tarney. While for arrival in Attorneyship the newest the Circuit on the Republican side has not at | litical support, ; iin G, O. Pupils Plunged | this time lined up any tangible po- he has been active | port of Former Mayor Niel and for | Louis P. The kindergarten of the De Mur | for Mavor. Mun | | Judge the | Aloe when the latter ran Miller has offices in the Chemica] building with Circuit Granville Hogan, and _ the Kiel-Aloe faction in the city poli- | tics is friendly to him. with aj Shortly after | the lunch hour Friday, 40 or .f0 | a sharp rap at Inty | “Sun- | | tions devoted -j/ of crime | | | Raps Sidener’s Record. Miller, in his announcement, took Circuit Attorney Sidener’s record. “Great and powerful entirely have been prosper and prey and property city,” Miller streets have battleground sters; businesses organiza- Lo permitted upon the to said. ‘The become the private of contending gang- have been | wrecked, the accumulated savings) morrow unsettled, probably with showers. Missouri; Cloudy today; tomorrow unsettled, prob- ably with show- Se ¢ #8: slightly warmer today -in north and central way | | the 4 | nine P. organization politics. He | | has made political speeches in sup- | deploring the anti-church | certain countries. | tiff did not specify any nations by | name, it is believed he referred i* | | | proposed cut. portions. Illinois: and slightly warmer today; to- morrow unscttled J eK \ vd ~~ Ste » ii and warmer, probably with show- | ers. 29-year-old | Sunset, 4:59. Sunrise (tomor- row), 7:06. Stage of the Mississippi; 11.5 feet | a fall of 0.3. Weather Forecast for Weck. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, May vy cather outlook For Upper Mississippi and Low- er Missouri valleys: mostly fair rest of week, close: temperature normal, or be- low most of week. MEXICO ORDERS NINE NUNS aca, Are Accused of Violating State Religious Laws. Special to the Post-Dispatch. MEXICO CITY, May 12. — Mexican Ministry of Interior day ordered the nuns and arrested The two priests were at San Cristobal, Oaxaca, charged with violating the | , m4 ‘for an increase of 5 cents an hour | (a sent State understood they Guatemala. religious regulations. will be der for the banishment of nuns and two priests follows close- lv the encyclical of Pope Pius XI While the Pon- | Mexico and Soviet Russia. a COUPrSE | lives | of the citizens of this} public | | year of innocent and industrious invest- | ors have been wiped out, men in i i positions of power have misappro- | priated thousands of dollars with- | out the penalty of one day’s atone- ment. “It is a pathetic commentary on the enforcement of in St. Louis. And this has tran- spired beneath the nose of the in.| ; cumbent, either through official | neglect or his admitted inability ‘ , spirit to help us reach a fair set- contro- | } ‘dt 8 o'clock sion. ' law Dispute Over Wages. A EMPLOYERS STILL SILENT ON COURSE Stanley Clarke, Executive Vice President, Says He Has Not Seen Miller’s Let- | ter Asking for Conference Officers of the street car men’s, union announced they would ac- | cept the Mayor's invitation, issued | yesterday, to meet officers of the | Public Service Co. in the Mayor's. at 10:30 a. m., of their wage dis- pule. Clarke, president of the company, declined | to say what the would | reply. The Mayor's invitation was |} Stanley exXeCcuUullve vice company who is -the| of the Shapleigh, eration and is out of the city, Clarke said he had not seen the Mayor. Murray president of the union, said that its | . ficers were “ready and willing to} meet the company's officers atany | | time,”’ As is known, the men are asking | for trainmen and from 60 to 10) ' cents an hour for shop and main- | | T) M ” Go t° | tenance men. =} i x ‘ ‘ex : s Ore i . } exican overmments ! | countered with nine | The a proposal to re- | duce wages of all employes, 3900 | union man and 1200 men _ not in any union, 8.42 per cent. The union men and 1200 men not officers to call a strike on June 2, if the company makes effective its The Mayor's letter to Shapleigh ’ “errave apprehension.’ reasonable cef- with every Shapleigh: ‘I Mayor wrote tlement of the present The regular semi-monthly meet- ling of the union will be held to- { | Pointine to 1 ' } ROBBERS BULLET HITS. company has} in: of stopped } 'trolman | congratulations of brother officers iturned to duty. morrow in two groups, morning (and evening, at 4030 Chouteau ave- 'nue, Louis A. Graeser, secretary of to apportion the electors of the | the ania strike would be discussed, but re- | peated that no strike before June | said that a possibic ® was likely unless the company precipitated by some act which the union regarded as évert, such the assemblage of strike-breakers, Last night the Executive mittee of the car men’s union met for a three-hour ses- said at the close that if had general discussion of Graeser meeting to a the limited , the situation. Public Service Body Arbitrated Pay took charge of the United Ra1!- increase in wages, calculated at 60 men ranged from 56 to 48 cents hours. hours; eight hours’ pay for any of $110 a month minimum for mo- Dispute in 1919. S ways in 1919, the employes per cent. an hour fopv a 9-hour day, which The new demands were: An §S- time under eight hours; time and tormen and conductors on the ex- | curred | Easton as | ‘ton, the robbers had held up Eu- Com- ! |Thomas Keeshen of } been | 'a Post-Dispatch ‘man got in my way and I could OON after Receiver Rolla We'ls made demands upon him for an At the time the wages of train- was to be completed in 10 to 15 hour day to be completed in nine a half for overtime; a guarantee tra list, instead of $70 then paid: wages of 55 cents an hour for the | + gawa young man standing on the corner, apparently waiting for a first three months of employment: 60 cents for the following Nine | months and 65 cents thereafter. The Receiver told the men that | full compliance with their demands | would require an increase of 2:or | | the guy that gave it to me.” He de- ' | nied it. 8.cents in the existing 6 cent. car- fare. He noted that the only a1 thority to grant such an increase | was the State Public Service Corm.- | | Trades School nearby we found a| mission and suggested that, inas- much as the commission under the | which created it was author- ized to act as an arbitrator in anys dispute affecting a utility, the dis- pute be referred to the commis- sion. Without. much demurring, the men agreed. and almost immedi- ately the commission came to &t. Louis and sat as a Board of Arbi- tration. The taking of evidence required only two days and tne company and the union united ‘9 asking for an early decision to Continued on Page 2, Column 2. ee oe een ber’s bullet. PATROLMAN ROB ndentation of his police badge, which deflected a rob- | ~—-By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. ERT E. DALTON POIGEMAN'S BADGE: Robert E. Dalton’s Lite Saved | by Shield— Captures Suspect. Police badge No. 4390 tired from active service yesterday. | it has a deep dent in the lower | right corner. Yesterday morning | this badge reposed on the breast Robert E. Dalton | was re-, Patrolman ‘when a robber fired point blank at | the policeman’s heart. The badge | the bullet and saved Pa-| Dalion’s lite. | Patrolman Dalion Was gBiven a on his luck. and pluck, and re- The police report states that, after being Knocked flat on his back by the force of the bullet, Patrolman Dalton pur- sued the two young robbers who figured in the affair and captured one of them. The set-to with the robbers oc- in a cigar store at 4478 avenue at 9:45 o'clock. When surprised by Patrolman Dal. proprietor, and of. 47:08 Page boulevard, a customer, and had taken from them $57 and a watch. | Follows Robbers Into Store. | Dalton related the occurrence to reporter as fol- gene LeGuerrier, lows: “Il saw two young fellows enter the cigar store and they didn’t look good to me so lI moseyed in behind them. I walked toward a curtained partition half way back. Cne of the robbers rushed toward me. He gave it to me and I féll flat on my back beside the cigar counter. His pal followed him. He had a pistol, too. He pointed it at me and I thought he was going to shoot. but he didn’t. I guess he thought: his pal had done for me. I picked myself up and fol- lowed the robbers. “When I got out the door I fired one shot at them and missed. A not shoot any more. 1 got ina passing automobile and chased the robbers. At Newstead and Finney car. Suspect Denies Shooting. “T said, ‘I believe that’s the fel- low.’ T got out and covered him with my revolver. I said, ‘You're He was all out of breath | In the Jr. and his hands were cut. vard of the David Ranken and | pistol. It had two loaded one discharged cartridge.” The young man arrested by Pa- | 'trolman Dalton gave his name as} David Murphy, 28 years old. of| 1508A North Grand boulevard. Po- lice report he was identified as: one of the robbers by Keeshen, a former policeman, and two women | whose names are withheld. No weapon or money was found in Murphy’s. pockets. Dalton is 47 vears old and re-| sides at 2559A U'niversity street. He has been in the 4epartment 31 | ment, years. 6 | planes flying from New York URY. RULES ITALIAN PAR MUST FIGHT DUFL Editor's Letter to Former Fas- | cist Officer Demands Chal- lenge, It Is Decided. Dy the Associated Press. ROME, May 12.—A “jury of i honor’ decided today that a duel is the only way that Roberto Fari- nacci, former secretary of the Fascist party. and Editor Setti- melli of the Impero satisfactorily could settle their dispute. A jury found that the editor had written a letter to Farinacci couched in excessive and unjusti- fied terms, and regretted that the dispute between the pair which had hitherto “been maintained within the usual journalistic bounds, could have had such an epilogue.”’ : Consequently the jury decided the difference should be followed up by the methods “normally im- posed by chivalrous custom. Fari- nacci has named as his seconds Umberto Guglielmotti, secretary of the Rome Fascists, and Mino Mori, while the editor has selected his co-workers, Mario Carli and Mario Dessy. The fiery Roberto Farinacci has been in one violent dispute after another since aiding the triumph- ant growth of fascism. In Septem- ber, 1924, he was reported to have been wotinded in a duel by Prince Pignatelli. In the last two years he has received three other chal- lenges, although the duels» later were called off. At least two at- tempts have been made to assas- Sinate him. His ungovernable tongue finally led him into a clash with his chief, Mussolini, which was promptly followed by his re- signing from his post in the party. SENATE VOTES FOR INQUIRY INTO CHAIN STORE SYSTEM Purpose Is to Learn if Anti-Trust Law Is Violated or Regula- tion Is Required. By the ASssociated Press. WASHINGTON, . Mav. 12.—The Senate today. adopted the Brook- hart resolution directing the Fed- eral Trade Commission to inquire into the chain store system of mer- chandising. 2 The investigation is to cover “the chain store system of marketing and distribution as ccenducted by manufacturing, wholesaling; retail- ing or other types of chain stores.” The commission is instructed to report to the Senate its findings concerning the possible extent to which such consolidations have been effected in violation of the antietrust laws, their possible -u7- ceptibility to regulation by present laws and “what legis'ation, if any, should be enacted for the purpose of regulating and _ controlling chain-store distribution.” _ PLANES SENT TO GET BREMEN ARRIVE IN NEW BRUNSWICK the Associated Press. ST. JOHN, N. B.. May 12.—Two United States army amphibian to Greenly Island to aid in bringing out the trans-Atlantic plane Bre- landed ‘in 8. John harbor today to refuel. By i ) sylvanians, However, Not to Pledge Their Votes to Anybody. CHOSEN CHAIRMAN _ OF DELEGATION | Treasury Head Advises It to Keep Free for ‘‘Fullest Liberty of Choice” at Kansas City. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, May 12.— wee a Z ee cr “ ” st. a a MY 7 Se wee > ‘%* ~ “ “ » rs a , - - > : sell ass aici be ESRI A 7 ager 4 ; rey, a - a - — . - na agp te, Semin or ep “i en . - . ’ Ao RTT I Ti ME Eg OTM a Pee tats tegame spain cme ean ane dp em ni an a : . i eh SITES yp HOS s a. Fe ns r ¥ we hick Ss eR Sis ee ~ 7 ee ie ve ‘ c \ ee aes ¥ a oe le on a en Se al aan isle saan ; - - ° 7 - . +P gratis 2 r ee eres: re > Furi wed. ee Pe tee . . iy & oat ee — a ae thst ytieeen 3 _ ‘a io . > a - < agile pe ty in a0 < tr - nel an? ; hy Lee ek re Peas d . " - ee rs * » Biagio on sae . : . ie p ede apa Alt te aR gi ner ibn oy ti th Nghe ve niaicietiad odie 6

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The building will be 20 stories or 250 feet high, which is the limit for it under the zoning law, and the same height as the Railway | Exchange Building, thus becoming | one of the tallest five buildings in| town. Standing on high ground |; near Grand boulevard and Olive | street. it will dominate the sky- | line of:the uptown amusement and | commercial center. Many other | notable structures have risen in this vicinity in the last few years. White Indiana limestone will be used for the front wall. 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Jarvis of Phil- : , adelphia ‘h sure was spon- by the attorneys for both sides | a 1Re mensere Was Spon must be approved by the court, and | in the event the attorneys fail to} sored in the Senate by Senator Sheppard (Dem.), Texas. MURDER AND TWO SUICIDES IN VICINITY OF PARMA, MO. Farmer Kills Wife and Ends Life: Neighbor Shoots Self; Both Used Shotguns. PARMA, Mo., May 12. — With a shotgun loaded with steel ball bearings, Joseph Harr, 38 years old, a farmer residing four miles northeast of here in Stoddard County, shot his wife to death and then ended his life about 10 o’clock last night. The bodies were found in a bed- room of the Harr home by Mrs William Tippens, a relative of Mrs. ) | Harr, at 7 a. m. today. Both i:ad | | breaking cere ies for the new been shot through the head. | yreaking ceremonies for the ne Neighbors reported hearing the shots but did not investigate at the time, Relatives said Mrs. Harr, who was 24, had accused her hus- band of having another wife from whom he was not divorced and had threatened tuo leave him. Kelly Pointer. 25, another farm- r living in the neighborhood, end- ed his life with a shotgun about 5 | a.m. today. Mrs. Pointer, 19, was | in an adjoining room at the time. | and witnessed the tragedy through | an open door. She fled from t e| house carrying their two small | children. She said Pointer had suffered from mental! trouble for | several weeks and frequently |. threatened to end his life. ia The TONE of the ason & Hamlin PIANOFORTE Endures like that of a Violin HIS is due to the Mason & Hamlin System of Construction, which is different from that employed in the manufacture of any other piano. | — It begins where the work of preceding great | xg piano builders left off, embodying all that is best . in the old systems of construction, and adding certain new features which have been pronounced epoch-making in their importance. The Am pico 1§ obtainable in the Mason & Hamlin LEHMAN PIANO Co. LEHMAN CORNER 1101 OLIVE ST. eee ee meg mone “ EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE Mason & Hamlin—KnabeChicker ng Fischer Marchal? i Also obtainskle with the nee at or ae ae : music The Ampico Symphoniqus “¢ BREMEN CREW TO LAND NST LOUIS TOMORRON Formal Welcome.to Be Given Three Flyers at Forest Park Highlands. trans-Atlantic monoplahe Bremen, now icebound on Greenly TIskand, Baron von Huenefeld and his pilots, Maj. Fitzmaurice and Capt. Kocehl, are scheduled to arrive at Lam | kee at 3 p. m. tomorrow, for a two- day visit to St. Louis. flyers will be greeted informally by Maj. Albert Bond Lan:bert, dean of St. Louis flyers, and transferred to smaller planes, in which they will be taken to the landing field in Forest Park for a formal recep- tion, | val Reserve, will police the Forest Park field, along with 400 police- men. The planes bearing the pilots are to land at 3:30 o'clock in Forest Park, where the flyers will be met by the Reception Committee, head- ed by Mayor Miller, and will be es- corted to Forest Park Highlands. Room for. Crowd of 25,000. There the flyers will be conduct- ‘can be viewed by the crowd. More than 25,000 spectators can be ace commodated in the amusement park. The wives of Maj. Fitz- maurice and Capt. Koehl, who were present at the Chicago recep- tion last week. have announced that they will not be able to come to St. Louis for the ceremonies here. After the reception, the flyers will be escorted to Hotel Jeffer- son. They will be guests at a pri- vate dinner tomorrow evening at the University Club at which Georg Ahrens, German Consul, will be the host. Tuesday morning the flyers will leave the Jefferson at 9:30 o'clock for the parade through the city, scheduled to begin at Lindell drive and Union boulevard at 10 o’clock. There will be 11 automobiles in the _ procession, carrying city officials,. representa- tives of civic organizations and army and navy officers. The parade will traverse the route Lindbergh traveled on his triumphal return to St. Louis last summer. The parade will disband after the trip through the down- town district and the flyers will - eee — be formally welcomed in a recep- ition at City Hall. To Attend Ground-Breaking. At 12:30 o’clock they are sche- duled to participate in ground- |German House at 2345 Lafayette avenue, Mayor Miller and former Congressman Bartholdt will be the speakers. Souvenir gold watches, appropriately engraved, will be pre- sented the flyers by; German House, Inc. For the remainder of the after- noon the flyers will be the guests of August A. Busch. The formal- Seeks Prosecutor’s Office eee | DUERER PROS i EES Coe _ A eae Sal's? * .“ . oe eae » - . oy ee ‘ ‘ A Traveling in a sister ship to the | bert-St. Louis Field from Milwau- | § Immediately on their arrival, the | : «Flannery Photo, LOUIS E. MILLER. Approximately 800 soldiers, in- | cluding regulars from Jefferson | Barracks and Scott Field and mem- | | bers of the 138th Infantry and Na- : ities of their visit will end Tues- with a banquet at Hote! Chase for which tickets ure on public sale at Chamber of Com- quet a party of 30 German educa- tors, on tour of the United States, also will be guests of honor. The principal Secretary of Commerce and Labor, Other speakers will be Mayor Mil-+ ~~~ Counselor Dolan, Board “of the Chamber of Commerce; dle, president of the Board of Ed- Franz Hilker of the Central Institute of Berlin, one of the visiting Germans educators. The fivers are scheduled to hop off for Detroit at 11 a. m. Wednes- In the meantime their plane will have been serviced by mechan- ics at Lambert-St. Louis Field. The pilots chosen to carry the guests and their press representative from the field to Forest Park tomorrow are O. E. Scott, field manager, Dan Robertson of the Robertson craft Corporation: Waldo Robey of the St. Louis Aircraft Corporation and Milt Girton of Von Hoffmann Aircraft Corporation. JAPANESE WOULD DELEGATE POWER IN TSINAN DISTRICT Having Cleared City of Chinese Nationalists, Asks Chamber of Commerce to Take Control. ' Ey the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Great Northern Telegraph Co. ad- vises the Navy Department today communication ucation, and Dr. rupted... The message contained no further information. By the Associated Press. cleared Tsinan of Chinese Nation- the Japanese Consul — Commerce there to take complete control of the ad- ministration of the city, including ~— " nas — wag — | | yim DOG TRACK AT ClTY ART MUQRIMDPENS IN COUNTY Collection of 69 | ra , 4000 St RACES { ) : ; German Master on ti play Today, secutor Says He Will The City Art Museum ie¢ ex Let ; +] ;~ H | Ci it ‘ing today an important ems | Enough | 69 prints by the celebrated ee Run Long ” master, Albrecht Dy ty Gather Evidence. 1528). With two e sat : entire exhibit is owned by tha. seum, the collection of y af, YWNERS FILE SUIT O PROTECT INTEREST been augmented within the in days by the acquisition o¢ >: 3 impressive portrait print 6? tna Varnbueler and the cémple alt 37 engravings constituting they ‘tle Passion” on wood, Duerer, whose position. t greatest German artist is @iee only by Holbein, was borg iim remberg, where his four hund anniversary is being celebratesa: ae vear by public processions‘est. The new Silver Heel dog-racing hibitions, A large part eg | ck, just north of Baden, at 9500 rests on the matchless sallefontaine road, opened last engraviligs and etchings ¢ . bt with more than 4000 cus- produced. ' .« ii omers on hand—as good a crowd b its competing track in St. Louis ediEounty, the Ramona Kennel Club gether for the first time pridgmgibiant enjoyed on its opening night, comprehensive survey Of thetMust a week before. ter’s productions from S§0§g—E The track is the third for St. 1526, and exemplifies » th suis County. One of them, the vith Admission Free, Bet- ting Does Not Become Active Until Late Events The collection assembleg $y museum and now displaysemua Me painstaking -skill of. his haa@=iveliston Kenne! Club plant, is idle, | the inexhaustible, fertility of jy however, and will remain s0 as aa di S284 | imagination, qualities in ; ong as the Madison Kennel Club, = a bon Card Take Place. » East Side establishment, backed | has never been excelled, the same interests, is allowed by Among the eartier shown are the “Great se authorities to run. and the celebrated “Adati qa The backers of the Silver Heet Live,” both made about 1606 @iirack, in apparent fear that county them Duerer shows a sineam sthorities would try to close the fort to depict the grace and® ck on its first night of opera- op, filed suit in Circuit Court at “iayton yesterday for an injunc- ion to restrain the Attorney-Gen- of Missouri and the Prosecut- Attorney of St. Louis. County rom interfering with them. The suit was set for hearing in — ar Ages. y 7 of the human figure,* whi Oe man art before his time had dra) in an uncouth and repulsive tm ion. The “Adam and Bye” first engraving to be carr mii masses of light ane shade faihem than lines, a treatment -whith & sulted in a rich pictorial quali that was new to the art of @igmm But it is in two great eng aving of 1513 and 1514, “Knight i and «he Devil,” and “Melanthg that Duerer reached pote greatest perfection of Worm ship and the most profoumt™ — 9 5 ihe Sete huisance., ¥ itual expressiveness. BOR prints are included in the The “Knight, Death and them vil’ probably is intended te gmee™'t- bolize human bravery by (ie mored warrior who rides fama ly through a dark gorge haat by grewsome figures of Death the Devil, and the “Mele a subtle and fantastic tion of the human intel (- The exhibit contains fom Duerer’s superb portraits, £ ome Erasmus of Rotterdam, F Melanchthon, Ulrich Varnba@ and a self-portrait of the . The Erasmus engraving was m in 1526 from a drawing which artist sketched curing Netherlands in 1520-21. The rich Varnbueler, the largest Wa cut made by Duerer, is a/Cam aes later races on the nine-race card. “ou . a snths at the Ramona track. Pees ¥. oars | the telegraphs, telephones, lighting and police services. brown, and is the only & Reaches for Revolver at Com- mand of “Hands Up.” Circuit Court tomorrow, on the; . 21 e docket with a suit filed by Pa a Prosecuting Attorney Mueller to; | enjoin operation of the Ramona Kennel Club track as a public | Mueller said yesterday that he hd not intend to bring a complaint | against the Silver Heel track wuntii it had gone into operation and de- clared he would let it run long enough to.gain evidence for his There was no admission charge at the Silver Heel track last night. The crowd did not become active at the betting booths, or “contribu- tion booths” as the sponsors of dog which | racing prefer to put it, until the bed . The track is much like the oth- rs, except that the dummy rabbit ol ed to lure the dogs runs on a olley over the oval, instead of the “lay he tustomary track. .The track itselt Huat only three-sixteenths of a mile, Ss compared with a quarter at/ pjegme eliston and Madison an< five-six- cut made by Duerer, $8 &¢MQEMAOL DUP OF GROCERY MANAGER | tno 18 my} FRUSTRATED BY PATROLMAN | “°"*¥ i colors in the group. ee i : - gBrother of Kroger Employc A A man who attempted to hold mup Harry Stary, manager of a ‘Kroger grocery at 3134 Easton /tard @ avenue at 9:45 o'clock last night, | Mager ‘Was routed by Stark’s brother, Wil- | 4nd 48 er, a probationary patrolman, | Mrs. 2 ho had called at the store at; Yon Ey) near : For Mother’s Day Take Home a Special Hydrox Package of French Vanilla and Fruit Pudding Ice Cream At All HYDROX Dealers em hy i ey rere Ah meae - DELICIOUS IN FLAVOR closing time, in civilian clothes, to| well, @ accompany the store manager to| PF. /& his home. } Jr., The brothers were just preparing to drive away when a man jumped on the running board of the po- licemun's car and ordered “Hands pais up.” Wilmer Stark reached for kept t his revolver. The holdup man| tl, @ fired one shot and fled, Patrol- Man Stark followed him’ to an al- ley, at Cardinal and Easton ave- hues, firing as he ran, but aban- v4 doned the chase when the man | Th Jumped into a waiting automobile ‘4nd was driven away, apparently by an accomplice. ARK AND COMPTON CARS WILL |”, RESUME OLD DOWNTOWN ROUTE | 7° Go West in Washington and South in Eighteenth — Starting tomorrow, westbound ‘*ark and Compton cars will re- | the Sume their former route downtown, which had been changed about two years ago. They will go west In Washington avenue and sou‘h Eighteenth street, instead of | iy dix turning over Fourteenth street to ne street and thence west to entocnth as they have been go- The city desires to have ‘ar ks eliminated from Fourtcenth et, in connection with the Memortal Plaza project. The oid ‘Poute was abandoned because the ‘Strve at Eighteenth and Washing- the Prevented cars from passing _ but the Public Service Co. spent $40,000 on new curves remedy this condition. The pany said there had been com- _ about the Pine street rout- NING ROOM OFFICIALLY SHUT Scheduling of luncheons and oth- — Social events in the Chamber of ™ - merce dining room has ceased, ’ the dining room its ed | wa officially closed, RA eary: s tings, arranged for previously, Still to be held there, ¢ ® Organization decided to elim- all club features and proceed; Uy as @ business . Inthe] | J eete’ use of the dining room,; “C =v Prominent persons have been cs ‘\ é

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RER PRINTS CITY ART MUSEY ction of 69 Pictures serman Master on Dis. play Today. > City Art Museum is disp}; oday an important group ints by the celebrateg Ge r, Albrecht Duerer (14 With two exceptions, exhibit is owned by the the collection of which augmented within the last by the acquisition of Dy ssive portrait print of ueler and the complete set ravings constituting the ission” on- wood, ‘rer, whose position as st German y Holbein, was born in rg, where his four hundredth ‘rsary is being celebrateg this. 4 ae t 1! , k Rass a 1. =u: FWNERS FILE SUIT Ulrich “lit I ting Does Not Become the Active Until Late Events | artist is disputes oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 192& ST. LOU the First « Bike. PENS IN COUNT: Be a wast. . 5 - b ; = rae gk > Pons: . 2 Says He Will Fiat Silver Heel Circuit R Long Enough to : re sther Evidence. wiit®s _ wo > oo ““* “2 es Age cy Ree PK IST tos : eg POE 6 9 PROTECT INTEREST me 4 - ~~ , Re /> se " Es ee A . Ve oe ins eae Oe eta alate ae: i a ows /iWith Admission Free, Bet- 2 Py on Card Take Place. YY public processions anq ex. 1 The new Silver Heel dog-racing | ns. A large part of his fame: Hirac on the matchless wooqg rings and etchings which ae! night ced. collection assembled by the. m and now for the first roductions and from displayed to. Egpunty, the Ramona Kennel Club time presents Esiant enjoyed on its opening night, ehensive survey of the mas. $4 1504 ¢ | The track is the third for exemplifies well the | Louis County. just north of Baden, at 9500 Mellefontaing road, opened last with more than 4000 cus- ‘Bigmers On Hand—-as good a crowd ‘its competing track in St. Louis a week before. St. the One of them, king -skill of his hand > ‘and | Wellston Kenne! Club plant, is idle. | nexhaustible fertility of ver been excelled. ng the. earlier engrayiy are the “Great Fortuna: he celebrated “Adam and “The backers of the Silver Hee: both made about 1504. Duerer shows a sincere depict the grace and ‘beaut human figure.’ which Ge ‘t before his time had drawn ation, qualities in which he fie fr, and will remain so as|! as the Madison Kennel] Club. * San East Side establishment, backed | by the same interests, is allowed by | be authorities to run. i‘ | Bick, in apparent fear that county a Es | district of Virginia. mthorities would try to close the | Gathering for a a ee See At ee ~~ . . “eo, * ov * . te eee OO EX. Drag Hunt in St. Louis County T. LOUIS fox-hunters waiting for the first blast of the horn before a gallery of well-wishers at yesterday’s foxless fox hunt, spon- sored by the Bridle Spur Hunt Club, on the Denny road, north of the Manchester road. The clubhouse can be seen on the hilltor overlooking the field of huntsmen. Nearby are the $10,000 kennels housing a pack of blue-ribbon hounds brought from the Piedmont | ——ALECTRIGRATES sa REDUCED IN 350° i } } MISSOURI TOWNS Cuts in Light and Power | Price Filed in Last Eight Months Total $1,250,- 000 a Year. « Bi.) oe ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, May 12.— | Reductions in electric light and | p wer about | cities and towns in Missouri, which $1,250,000 'a year from the bills of consumers, rates affecting will cut apploximately | have been, filed with the Missouri | within either Commission due | Public Service the last eight months, commiis- the to investigat:ons by the sion or voluntary action by electric companies. Of the estimated annual saving to consumers, $1.000,000 of the gations by the commission of the earnings of electric based on their annual operating reports. The remainder repre- sents vecluntary reduction ules by other companies, Five of the rate reduction sched- ules filed with the commission 'within the last week account for | ae ae ss. $925,000 of the total reductions. i Pt shag on ong engl luca one ther rate cuts by electric light 'and power companies are antici- | pated by the commission, based on the trend of this utility field in Missouri. At the same time rate ex- meeck ‘on its first night of opera- filed suit in Circuit Court at bn yesterday for an injunc- | uncouth and repulsive fash: § on to restrain the Attorney-Gen- he “Adam and Eve” was the } igraving to be carried out in’ } of light ane shade rather jffom interfering with them. nes, a treatment which re. j The suit was set for hearing in | of Missouri and the Prosecut- | Attorney of St. Louis County | Scarlet Coats and Hounds in a rich pictorial .quality {Greuit Court tomorrow, on the as new to the art of engrave } it is in two great engravings §® 3 and 1514, “Knight, Death peennel © Devil,” and “Melancholy,” Juerer reached both the t perfection of workman id the most profound spire pasains Both the pt had gone into operation and de- expressiveness. are included in the exhibit, ‘night, Death and the De. gmough to gain evidence obably is intended to symni- human bravery by the ar. warrior who rides fearless- ugh a dark gorge haunted wsome figures of Death and vil, and the “Melancholy” ia {| tion booths” as the sponsors of dog e and fantastic personificae: § rading prefer to put it, until the! the human intellect. exhibit contains four- of Ss superb portraits, those is of Rotterdam, Phili hthon, Ulrich Varnbu self-portrait of the a from a drawing which t ‘etched during a visit to thi ands in 1620-21. The Ul rnbueler, the largest wood ‘ le by Duerer, is a chiarose” int in black, buff and and is the only example in 1 the group. . 1 enue at 9:45 o'clock last night, | ~ gMosing time, in civilian clothes, to “gecompany the store manager to ( gat Cardinal and Easton ave-_ 4 : mped into a waiting automobile A pee (7g >. 2 @, Starting tomorrow, °° years ago. 4 . Be . a Bc ine street and thence west i POO ee mee ama — geen +s Ty »§iater races on the nine-race card. of 4 es ee : ae us Omary track. .Th . seit | asmus engraving was madé ary ie track itselt | sme compared with a me docket with a suit filed by Frosecuting Attorney Mueller tou Operation of the Ramonu Club track as a public aN hce.. Mueller said yesterday that he = not intend to bring a complaint the Silver Heel track unti! : Scarlet hunting coats flashed in long | St. Louis County for the first time for his | yesterday afternoon as 23 mounted ,hunters—six of them women— suit. ; : i = = i. _ P . e _ Is iy There was no admission charge | JU™Ped fences and stone walls In la hunt held by the new Bridle ‘Mthe Silver Heel track last night. pon Vut » ‘the Denny ‘The crowd did not become active | oe Som om co, st s scp «} at the bettin th “eontriby- | 2" VO ee mews & booths, or “contrib A piece of gunny-sacking, on Scared he would let it run | bed for three weeks, substituted for y The i ike the * ated gmap reds the oth- ‘on a rope over the three-and-a-half- p a e ummy rabbit | mile course between the Clayton i to lure the dogs runs on 2! . beet 'road and the hilltop clubhouse, to wlley over the ova! se a folley Ovai, instead of the | ‘lay the scent.” Huntsman * Arthur Preece, fonly three-sixteenths of a mile. quarter a: x tliston and Madison an¢ five-six- | enths at the Ramona track. Piedmont district of Virginia—lo- cale of one of the major American ‘schools of fox hunting—blew his gO ge ee | s horn ab 4:15 p. m., whe | )UP OF GROCERY MANAGER he We Vagtata Sounds i i a - FRUSTRATED BY PATROLMAN kenneled., Brother of Kroger a . | In the Hunting Party. Kroger Employe Reaches for Revolver at Com- | this, the first “drag” mand of “Hands Up.” 'Louis County, were August A. A man who attempted to holy | Busch Jr. (first whip), Roy Sicgc] ap Harry Stary, Manager of a' (second whip), Adalbert von Gor mroger grocery at 3134 Easton | tard (master of hounds), Louis Hager Jr. (hurt secretary). Mr. and Mrs. Webster Tilton. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, the Baroness von Schilling, Mr. and well, George Tiffany, F. Langenberg, Mrs. hunt in St. s routed by Stark’s brother. Wil- ef, a probationary patrolman. nO had called at the store at Mrs. Louis Hager gs home. | The brothers were just preparing | 9 drive away when a man jumped | wr the running board of the po- : tieeman’s car and ordered ‘“‘Hands | #%." Wilmer Stark reached for. Bde revolver. The holdup man/|til, near Clayton : One shot and fled, Patrol- | ing foxers Stark followed him to an al- | scent. jradford Shinkle Sr.. Bradford Shingle Jr., Stuart McDonald Master Alfred Orthwein. Busch, Siegel and Von Gontare the on road. were thrown hunt leaders let out their Through a pasture, on a course and then over a Through a plowed field. hunt leaders rode the hunters, by two. It was a hard day for the hounds The-ground was too dry. 'of dust rose from the ' hoofs pounded. The “drag” ' been taken over the course | quickly and the dogs repeated|!y iost the scent. the frantic hounds on the trail. Farmers Watch the Hunt. County farmers issued their houses to wave to the ers. One clapped hands to his head inf dismay when, posted in his pas- ture to watch a foxhunt, he be- held the massacre firing as he ran, but aban- mounts. hed the chase when the man fence Was driven away, apparently an accomplice. MAK AND COMPTON CARS WILL IESUME OLD DOWNTOWN ROUTE Go West in Washington and South in Eighteenth Street, course westbound and Compton cars will re- me their former route downtown. Which had been changed about They will go west | | Washington avenue and sou‘h = Eighteenth street, instead of | hing over Fourteenth street to to nteenth as they have been go- ¥ 5 The city desires to have car a ks eliminated from Fourtcenth ’ et, in connection with the morial Plaza project. The cld “8 Was abandoned because the at Eighteenth and Washing- unforeseen “break” with him. ment was made. ’ There were several ‘“‘spills.’’ One woman rider, before the start of re thrown when preve the hunt, Was a passing mount stumbled in the dry, os hae Peters 4 see | clay of the slope from the remedy this condition. Poa house to the new kennels. Pany said there had bee ©! jumped up quickly, caught ants . | horse, and rode the course. about the Pine street rout- | 6 ROOM OFFICIALLY SHUT Uling of luncheons and oth- events in the Chamber of | “Merce dining room has ceased. the dining room is considered . lly closed, though a few om arranged for previously, Still to be held there. ‘ * Organization decided to elim- ~* all club features and proceed «a Y 88 @ business bafy. In the use of the dining room, ~* Prominent persons have been | aOR Guests there. loose Other field, retrieved their mounts and went on. No injuries were reported. an hour's run. The hunt leaders were visible from the lawn about 5:15 p. m. The quarry was ried in a hole in the hillside slop from the swimming pool. From the field came-the shouts of the whips and the master of hounds. Master Calls His “Pack up there!” “Co-Co-Coya hound!” “Oosh! Ooshy boy!” Huntsman Preece “sounded his | Hounds. which a caged fox had made his, |Reynard. The sacking was dragged | brought by the new club from the_ Among those who participated 1m | ' accustomed to hurdles. | Louis County. Ted Bake. | larry | 'Jr., Ted Salorgne, Andrew Johnson, | the and | | will kept the restless dogs in pack un-| lop- |} the | | way at that time and the farmers’ The pack began to run and the) therefore not forbidden | Zigzag | | tain parts After the | two | xis | and other Southern states. and on Clouds | hunts, which are held at night. as head | too} : | tain point.and the dogs are loosed. Whips cracked to Keep | | the | rather than actively ruding in it. | | There betting on. from | hunt- | | “‘Hard-riding” of a field of | spring wheat. Louis Hager Jr., sec- | ‘et > of the hunt, talked over the | Bets i i of the hounds | chusetts hunts. A satisfactory arrange- | her | club- | She | > | by her | T “drag’’ hunt required about. ne & : . / is the theme of the clubhouse: . : : ; 1S stressed by the kennels at the | bottom of the hill below the club- '-ers of the dining room. _to be a polo field, and the club is | Show, according to Preece. | “Drag hunts” between now and the aptumn, said Preece, will _largely practice, looking horn and !t whips . spurred to keep up with the panting. dogs. The hunt leaders were four gallop- ing horsemen trailing a speeding pack aS they swept toward the pseudo-fox hole. Behind them the first hunters of the field were jumping the last course hurdles. Speckled hounds— black and white hounds — brown-spotted hounds—dogs in varying. color schemes made up the pack. Dif- fering from the British hounds, that are bred for “‘points.”’ the Vir- ginia dogs are bred for voice, and “Points’—-a graceful trunk, a pair of perfect ears, a thoroughbred head—are waived in favor of talents valuable in the field. Back of the representative bred stocks. ie nose speed. hounds of many There were French BUSINESS MEN BACK In Cry at First Drag Hunt Party of 23, Including Six Women, Initiates kejurn to Their Homes Afier, Sport at Bridle Spur Club, Without a Fox. ran horses, thorough- | thoroughbreds ——- Canadian, thor-) strains, mounts Kentucky Arabian—all Oughbreds, ¢rossed ‘with It was the club's first mustering of huntsmen. for a sport new to St. The time chosen for the hunt, said the sponsors, without precedent in American fox-humting. for the fox scent does not “‘lay’’ at this time of the year. It was considered however, to hold several ‘‘drag”’ hunts before next September, when the hunts afier a living fox is to held. Was wise, be It is understood that later hunts through the sections just west of the club grounds. The autumn and early winter form the usual fox-hunting season because crops are out of the course fields are to huntsmen. Fox hunts have been held in cer- of Missouri for first of | / one | states in ‘advantages of St. | tributing $225 HOLDUP AT AUTO PLANT i RUM GOOD WILL TOUR 3 Visiting Cities and Towns in Kansas. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, JOPLIN, Mo.. that they the May 12.—Confi- dent have paved “way for Improvement of busi- ness relations and st. Louis. between Kansas the 1909 men who Louis a , ‘ is + + left ot, on a 1i00-mile trade extension tour under the auspices the sales managers’ bureau Chamber of Commerce to their homes today. 5900 business men the good will del towns and cities where made, according the estimate of Lionel Kalish, chairman of the tour. of the More Visited in t] stops were I \ ‘Fates ec were to “Through delegates study the problems of thousands of hansas merchants and to offer solutions through the co-operative facilities of St. Louis contacts enabled persona! have been industry,’ the tour. “Relationships with old custom- ers have been strengthened by means Of the triendly visits of ex- 31 | ; were in a junk yard at the rear of ithe the | business | week ago | returned | than | (al Hospital day. the | to | i Was ‘ ' duced ; ‘ i ecutives of the St. Louis firms with | whom they have been dealing. The center have been of the richest the Union. “The results have been accom-} Stauder, 3838 lowa avenue. wooded | plished with speed and efficiency through the train. It only remains for | Chamber of Commerce to cultivate i nute, ; years, | but the technique differs marked- | ly from that followed in Virginia, Long Island and in Massachusetts. Hundreds attend the downstate fox ‘Listen In”? on Hunts. The “hunters” gather at a cer- The “hunters” most part at these affairs for “hear” the § hunt. Is considerable ee, ee ee ee — the dog leading the pack—the en-| tered hounds being recognizable by" their from has voices distance, heretofore a not been a part of foxhunt as it is of the Long Island and the: Massa- Virginian foxhunting nology followed by British hunters. “View Haloo,” “Tallyho.” “Away— Away'’—those terms, followed from time English hunters, are not used by most American followers of the hunters, flung from saddles in the | Pt Yoxhunting the Major Sport. Foxhunting is destined to be a major sport at the new club. Tt interior dec- orations of the costly clubhouse. It e usu: is l the usual Missouri) laughed at two city detectives in the Virginia, immemorial | house, and again on the very raft- There for horse- already preparing a be forward | to the season when fast riders can | is | _torious shoplifter, patterns | the British sport in “hard: riding” | , and jumping, but does not include |the elaborate and arbitrary termi- | Hunt Club are the seed already sown.” After stopping yesterday at Cha- lola, Fort Scott and Pitts- burg, the tourists were entertained the Louis as a dis- | Coll ge, Lucknow, lm- pressed on the business mind of | versity in 1921, 1s visiting, agricultural wife and child, at the ~* “OF “ar s © ‘ " | = - 9 a” . . ae Yr . - . e , care fully @ arranged | on his way to Northwestern Uni | about $25,000 in reductions. schedule of the special good will] versity at Evanston, Ill., where he| last night by the Joplin, Chamber | of Commerce. son, Harry A. Richard- Commerce, and Philip Cedren, ed- president of the Chamber of | itor of Joplin Globe, made address- | es, St. Louis speakers were John’! B. Edwards, Jules Field, represent- | 4 ‘ ~~ o * . J ing Mayor Miller, and Flint Garri- son, editor of the Drygoodsman. | 5. Kalish toastmaster. LAUGHS AT POLICE, HELD FOR FEDERAL AUTHORITIES Jack Elliott, 54 years old, a no- is held for the federal authorities, all because he 4X Was front of Union Station Friday | night. Detectives Klug and Schwartg were arresting a Negro, and th Angered by his tions, but not Klug and a re ee ee sir | efforts caused Elliott considerable j, | merriment. C= | recognizing him, | Schwartz took him to| | Police Headquarters. | and others, } He was identified yesterday, and | admitted, according to police, hav- | ing served four penitentiary sen- | tences, the most recent for sale of | drugs. Policemen searched his | room in a Market street hotel and | found 147 cubes of morphine and | seven hypodermic needles. On | this evidence he is held for the Government. “mask,” the “pads” and - : the. “brush” of a wily Ozark fox. These | are the trophies of the foxhunters. | The officers of the Bridle Spur | August A. Jr., president: Busch | ; Stewart McDonald. | _ first vice president; Donald C. Bix- | by.” second vice president: Edward | Bakewell Jr.. turn back to the club with the, There are in all 42 members. secretary-treasurer. | i Co., ing a detailed analysis of the an- nual operating reports of all of the utility companies, to deter- of | mine if their 1927 earnings ex- ,ceeded the 7 per cent which the commission usually has held to fair return. Result of Conferences. None of the reductions in the total for the eight months was af- fected through full rate and valu- ‘ation proceedings before the com- BEFORE 25 WORKERS IN YARD Two Armed Men Rob Officer Firm: $125 Taken From Cash tegister of Grocery. Two men, both armed, took $224) from Benjamin S. Shantz. vice pres- | ident the Modern Auto Paris 1728 Lafayette avenue, 4250 os... brother, De ¢t of at Shantz and , and 25 his employes yesterday. Miller, ‘conferences between the commis- place when the aP-| sion and peared, and while one covered Mil- | utilities. ler Shantz and the other robber forced hand over the bers escaped in mission for At 5:15 p. men} carnings. Their officers have told held up Alexander Caruso, a grocer| the commission the rate cults were 1923 Fast Obear avenue, took | designed to increase the volume of from a cash register and {[¢ dj} business, and thereby the revenues | In several such instances the earn- lings of the companies in 1927 did i not exceed the fairy return. - The disposition of the companies OF FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE ‘to cut rates and increase the vol- BI crema |ume of business is due. according Louls Nospiials and te Unit: | to statements to the commission, - Veterans’ Hospital ut) to improved equipment and estab- Jeflerson BAFTAcKS Kept open mouse | lishment of central generating sta- - NaIOR= | tions serving a number of towns by transmission lines, development robbers workers, the | LO | rob- | nutomobile. Benjamin Th? filed voluntary reduction schedules money. without being called in by the com- an armed m. two in an automobile. HOSPITALS HONOR MEMORY w+ ‘Nee States observance of Special progranis at John’s, St. and St. Louis Chil- veste rda V were arranged st. Luke's. Jewish ; the plant loads over the entire day and Missouri Ban. | instead of centering in peak peri- A picture Show | o6gs5 and other reductions in operat- Alexian Brothers’ | ing costs. dren's hospitals, tist Sanitarium). given Hospital. lfoz=pital memory of » + at instituted in Nightingale day was Florence thre organized of in the nursing (‘rimean cost ranging higher for wounded War plants. Generating costs for some 1c OCrté ‘of the smaller plants formerly ran EDUCATOR HERE FROM INDIA /as high as 5 and 6 cents a kilowatt Prof. S. Griffith Thero, head of | hour. at (Christian | India, who was | from Washington Uni-| tion schedules filed were: with his | home of Mrs, | C9-. of St. Louls. r wT. | power and commercial | totaling $691,900. New | residence consumers, outside are to be filed, providi.g This action followed an investigation by commerce school Reductions in a Week. graduated el " ? os ‘ e s, N rte } h rs. rhero’s parent Ir. and M rates for St is > ero, now on furlough. is ; Prof. Thero, n z | Louis. : St.| will do graduate work. He weitto! tne commission and a call for a | Louis industries and the St. Louis | Jndia in 1922. The institution with | report by the company on its earn- which he is connected in Lucknow | ings and effect of existing rates corresponds to an American junior! Missouri Power and Light Co., college. voluntarv reductions in 94 Missouri | ee Value 49th Year Pianos for Every Home KIMBALL Grands or Uprights More Kimballs are in use in American: homes than Pianos Grands from 3795 of any other name. Players from S50 Uprights from 3410 | KIESELHORST COMPANY Established 1879 1007 OLIVE ST. ' nearing passage. 350 | reductions resulted from investi- | companies, sched- | perts of the commission are mak- | /mission but were obtained through | representatives of the | Several of the cpmpanies have } conferences on their | of diversified business that spreads | Reports on file with the commis- | sion Show some of the companies | | are generating current for as low | i said John B. Kdwards. speaker of | who more than 70 years ago intro- as four mills a kilowatt hour, oe smatier | Union Electric Light and Power reductions for | consumers | Real Musical KIESELHORST— | IS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 3 TOO MANY TURKS CALLED MUSTAPHA; MUST FIND NAMES Latest Edict From Angora’ Starts Entire Population on Search. Gy the Associated Press. CONSTANTINOPLE, May 12.— Fourteen million Turks are on the hunt for names with which to en- i dow themselves. Reports trom An- gora state that an act requiring the adoption. of family names The tack of these is names has caused Mustapha Kemal Pasha, ‘Tur- key’s President, himself simply Mustapha. He gained the Kemal when a school teacher. im- pressed by this literary ability, infinite contu-. ‘sion as thousands call themselves | by the same name, generally Mus- ; | By the Jefferson City Correspond- ‘tapha or Fatima. was born | ‘added the name of Turkey's great- ; est writer, Namick Kemai. The new edict will be another slap at the Koran. Its precept “Don't be proud of family; make your own name,” is responsible for the Moslems’ lack of family tags. SPECIAL MOTHERS’ DAY SERVICES IN CHURCHES TODAY | | spent in Northern California and Oldest and Youngest Grandmothers | to Receive Flowers at Haven Street Methodist. Mothers’ day will be observed 'with special sermons, music and services in most St. Louis churches today. 'ers will receive flowers at the eve- ning meeting at Haven Stree* Methodist Church. Services wil) be held at the Elks’ Auditorium at 5:30 p. m. jured by Car. William Settlemoir, son of Hyat Settlemoir,. suffered | critical internal injuries and injury | to the skull when he | by an automobile as he crossed the | |allev in rear of the Settlemoir home ‘at 4237 DeSoto avenue at | yesterday. | The machine |'Thomas Mann | Street. was driven 4222A Linton by of ‘towns totaling $127,000 a year. of Chicago, filed voluntary reduc- | tions for 92 towns in Missouri, a- timated at $100,000 a year. | Maryville Electric and | controlled by Stone of Boston. 6 to £0 untary reduction per cent for other Northwest Missouri served by the company. The sav- ing annually was not estimated. Last September the commission analysis of the earnings of the and conferences with the company officers. . Campaign , Ly Oldest and youngest grandmoth- | AUTO HITS BOY AT ALLEY William Settlemoir, 5, Critically In- | HOOVER LEADER RAISES CAMPAIGN COST T0 $300,000 ‘J. W. Good, Before Senate Committee Revises His $250,000 Estimate— $241,274 Spent So Far. Associated Press. WASHINGTON, ‘ising his by (Re May i12.—IKte- the basis of more complete information, James Ww. from figures on former and tepresentative leader of Herbert presidential campaign, . today before the Senate Funds Committee that ‘expenditures reported to date to- taled $241,274. This total includes approximfte- $40,000, which Good said had been spent in the Ohio primary ‘campaign, but does not take into account money that may have been Good, lowa liocover's testified (in Florida, Maine, Missouri and |New Hampshire. Good promised to keep the com- mittee advised on expenditures, | saying that he would revise his figures upward before the end of | the pre-conventio’ campaign. He said he thought he would |have to set the total expenditure ‘at $200,000 instead of the $250,- | 000 estimated previously would / cover all cxpenses. | As was the case during his first appearance, Good alternately er- |gued with and declared before the committee and again was warn*d ' by the investigators that they did 55-year-old | ' was strucf | ; | } not care to hear campaign speeches. He emphatically denied that ie was the directing manager of the Hoover campaign, contending that there was no directing head of the | Washington organization. a, wal Reiterating , candidacy Missouri Public Service Co., and | Arkansas-Missouri Power Co., both | , : controlled by the Insull intere:ts | tees over the country, insisting that Power, | Democratic and Webster vol- | Maryville. | to past expenditures on belruf of Mo., and minor reductions in 25. those seeking a presidential nomi- towns | brought about a reduction of $250.- | 000 a year in electric rates for con. | prec sumers in Kansas City, through| Republican delegates, and $1,:/9.- expenali- Hloover that the behalf of the had been “modest.” _Cood declared this was the first time “in the history of the repub- tures on === | lie” that a candidate or his man- ager had appeared before a con- gressional committee and disclosed all expenditures by local commit- ithe statement made by the cam- : ot ’ KB paign manager for Gov. Alfred F. leading candidate for ‘he nomination. had not this information, connection he referred | Smith, contained In this nation. mentioning especially the | evidence before the #enute Come | mittee in 1920 showing that $414,- | 987 had been spent on behalf of 'Wrank O. Lowden, now runner-up (to Hoover in the present fight for Gen. 2° on behalf of the late 9 - tL Kansas City Rower and Light Co.,| Leonard Wood. who was the chief contestant with Lowden im the 19° pre-convention canip ten, poe i | | ' | } | Steinway. ebonized, $285 Farrand Cecillian.. 78 ~ bs - - s- Y : Oe ' > ee 4 beat Texas Horned Frogs 50c Each Tame as kittens, interesting strange fellows. tow, Complete the home. NATIONAL PET SHOPS 3101-03-05-11-13 Olive Street they are always here first. Lizards and Chameicons. in next shipments. BABY TURTLES 15¢ Each, 2 for 25c Every child wants one, and daddy, Anything in pets, selamaprders, Strange sl ad Steinway, mahog... 265 |. © Pech .....° 19 Chickering ...... 275 Smith & Barnes. . Lagonda .....«+- Lakewood Bradbury ..... 27 115 Payments as Low as AEOLIAN | REMOVAL SALE Within the last week the reduc- Remarkable Values In Slightly Used and Exchanged ~ GRAND PIANOS Smith & Nixon, Small Grand... Lindeman & Sons, Parlor Grand Chilton, Parlor Grand ......... Elburn, Small Grand ........ Chilton, Small Grand ........ George Steck, Pianola Grand . UPRIGHT PIANOS . 78 Wileox & 78 | Gatey oo ccsitcouse OPEN EVENINGS | AEOUIAR. COMPANY OF MISSOURI! Ww. P CHRISLER, President 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET Martin Bros. Wm. Knabe.. Ennis ... é i Millikin ‘ + foster .. White. Field French ..... | Gildem’ster & Kr’ger, 78 5 ed al PF adealyy ae te ae ewe roses. 4 es . we Sh ee ee aoe ce Fsaee ¥ nae ORES | —— acd nS FR ere ne Oh nn Nt te te nay oo oe ee aunendnn on bei hig. 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Pas cea: “ya ; rae ¢ a age CAE - x a AY ae NES ict r Be ef zs - : u a bee r NF . i a ™ 0 aad e Tee é i a: tie el eer we Be a tM ee path Se en FT 2 " mi a bs nae ee oi ree » : ra ae ona BY) eypakgre- Say ee Ae PRA Sore A OLS See These Values— Compare These Prices! From our three large floors of Fur- niture we have selected these groups as typical of the fine quality and mod- erate prices always prevailing at Ken- nard’s. It will pay you to see what we have before you buy. ri | DiS | Pee 7 A | th PUN tO yi 4 \ A 4} b | LAL | > WJ e : we. Sanandhe amen en i A eerie eae ae * ee eee eee ~ A Comfortable Two-Piece 3 All~Mohair Suite Solid mahogany carved frames, mohair covered all over with reverse of cushions in colorful frieze. Sound con- struction; hair and moss filling. Other Living-Room Suites from $165.00 Up Te en ee An Extraordinary $ Bedroom Suite ] 8 9 Here is an opportunity to dress your bedroom with furniture of outstanding character and at a very reasonable cost. Walnut and hardwood; dustproof interiors of quarter sawed white oak. Full- size bed, dresser, chest and dressing table. Bench and Night Stand Can Be Had to Match Other Bedroom Suités From $125.00 Up . . +\* A10-Piece Group of $ 00 as Outstanding Worth 3 8 i= The chaste, straight lines of this Suite in Sheraton’s classic man- ner, blend with curves of grace and simplicity. The beauty of the fine-figured crotch mahogany is heightened by delicate lines in soft amber tones. Solid mahogany and mahogany veneers. Extension table, china cabinet, buffet, server, 1 armchair and five sile chairs. Other Dining Suites From $165 Up J. Kennard & Sons Washington Ave. at Fourth St. \, Hammon, manager of the General | | $775 was stolen by three men. | to Webster Groves police that one | of the robbers was pock-marked. | This clew led to the arrest of | | Eigenbrod, whose face is pock- | ' marked, at his home, 221 West ‘and now are at Boonville. SEEKS DIVORCE, CHARGING _ Alfred Gannon, 66, Says She Con- | killed. ,attempt to take his life resulted | were employed at the Save Money—Get Kennard’s Prices Before You Buy $800 TAKEN BY } “LONE ROBBER WN ~ PAYROLL HOLDUP ‘Manager of Baking Com- SUNDAY MORNING, ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Isadora Duncan's Work Continues. MAY 13, 1928 DRIVER OF BUS THAT KILLED MAN IN CRASH HELD By the Asscciated Dress. working men's Vehicle That Struck Auto and Fatally Hurt W. R. Judd. petuate in France the work Frank Thomas, 28 years old, Of} gancer’s death cut short. 2620A North Twenty-first street, pie | SARIS, May 12.-—By training | Vas i ti children in the) Frank Thomas Was in Charge of yore traditions of Isadora ans | can her friends here hope to per- a shop foreman for the Purple |— Swan Bus Co., was held by a Cor- oner’s jury yesterday in the case $ of W. R. Judd, 23, who was killed when his-automobile collided with a bus driven by Thomas on &t. Charles road at Wise atenue, at 1 | pany and Chauffeur Held | Up as They Drive Away From Bank. } DIRECTS DRIVER TO NEARBY ALLEY “Good-by,” Polite Young Man Shouts to His Vic- tims as He Takes Cash and Car. A polite young robber who bade ‘his vietims good-by and heard one of them wisn him good luck ob- tained a $2800 cash payrollin a holdup yesterday, begun outside the Jefferson Bank and completed in an alley several blocks away where the robber drove off witn containing the an automobile money. Those robbed were George F. | Baking Co. plant at Jefferson ave- | nue and Carr street, and his chauf- | |feur and guard, John Hittler. | “re drove over from the plaut| to the Jefferson Bank at Jeffer- | ison and Franklin avenues shortly | 'after 10 o’clock,” Hammon told | police. “I went in the bank and | 'deposited some checks and drew) the payroll money, which Was | ' placed in a locked bag. Then ¢ | «got back in the coupe In which. | Hittler had remained at the whél. | I closed the door and was. putting the’ bag on the floor when the door | was suddenly yanked open and a/|f ‘young fellow about 20 years old) poked a revolver at me and saié | ; ‘Sit over there.’ | “There was only one thing to do | ‘and that was to be pleasant about | | it, as Hittler and myself were not! | armed. | | **All right, get in,’ I told the | man, He said: ‘You fellows drive | like I tell you to.” He sat down and slammed the door shut. “Hittler drove as directed, nor-h _to Carr, east to Twenty-first, over | Twenty-first to an alley between |Carr and Biddle and east in the | ‘alley half way toward Twentieth. | | He made Hittler stop there an] \said: ‘You fellows get out here | and Ill take the car.’ He drove off. shouting ‘Good-by’ and I repli24., “Good luck.’ ” The payroll was insured, The (leather bag which contained the | ' money was lined with wire netting to prevent slashing and had a lock. | the keys to which were at the bank and the baking plant. There have been seven payro!l} holdups, in which a total of $8330 Was taken, so far this year. 10 YEARS IN REFORMATORY FOR POCK-MARKED ROBBER same Sentence for Two Youths. Who Aided Andrew Eigen. brod in Bank Holdup. | Andrew Eigenbrod, 20 years old, | was sentenced to 19 years in the | | , By the Associated Press, a, m. Friday. Judd, an employe of the Polar Ice and Fuel Co., residing at 2234 | Spring avenue, St. Louis County, was driving east and the bus was headed west on St. Charles road when the accident occurred. Thom- as testified Judd’s machine brushed against the bus, the bumper catch- ing in the left front wheel of the bus and causing the larger con- yevance to swerve to the wrong | side of the road, where it was) found. | Thomas’ was bound over for pre- | liminary hearing before Justice of | the Peace Stecker Tuesday. Judd’s. body was sent to Cookville, Tenn., his former home, for burial. Mon. and Tues. Only SPLIT-JOINT Large jwherical Combinations) KRYPTOK INVISIBLE BIFOCALS LENSES ONLY Mon. and Tues. Only $G-75 rin — oe — = | SENATE VOTES $25,000 MORE | FOR VARE ELECTION INQUIRY | a ee ee eee Thus Far Cost of Investibation Has | Been $50,000, Deneen Tells Blease. OOULIST. WASHINGTON, May 12.—An additional $25,000 for conducting | an investigation into the Vare-Wil- | son senatorial contest in Pennsyl- | } CONSULTATION FREE vania, was voted by the Senate to- | day in adopting a resolution of- | Corser Washington Avenue 25") COMPLETE In Zylo Library Frames for Reading or Distance Price Includes Guaranteed Accuracy Far and Near Seeing (Spherical Combinations) Your Eyes Examined by THE MORITZ METHOD ‘CLUDES _THE T LNOTOMETRIST AND OPTICIAN, Moritz Optical Go. 609 N. BROADWAY > fered by Senator Deneen, (Rep.), | Illinois. Answering (Dem.), South said that the investigating commit- | Senator | A valusble Ther Blease | < eyes rin ae Carolina, Deneen | FREF this ad. ‘ tee had spent $50,000 thus far. CERN ams Ladies’ Perfect Fitting Dr. Sawyer Shoes (Built-in Steel Arch) The smartly styled Dr. Sawyer Shoe is fashioned over special combination lasts, two widths wider at ball than at heel. They never gap at the sides, never slip at the heel, or wrinkle at the arch. Every Size 21. to 11. Widths AAA to EEE “CORINNE” Cut-Out Ties Black Kid or Patent Leather -° Sizes 244 to rr Widths AAA to EEE A perfect-fitting tongueless Tie, made over combination lasts— fits snugly to every part of the foot. Built-in steel arch. Cov- cg Cuban heels. Rubber top irts. Buckle Pumps 4 Strap Pumps Patent or Black Kid Sizes 4 to 9, Sizes 4 to 9, Widths AAA to D.. $8 ¢ Widths AAA to D.. $7 Double Eagle Stamps Monday Patent or Black Kid SIXTH and FRANKLIN Quality Shoes for Aili ‘he Family x) or We RE- “id CEWMams | i: FILLED || 4 MMT QTE | fh5i 5s | Boonville Reformatory by Circuit | Judge Mulloy at Clayton yesterday | On his plea of guilty to participa- | |} tion in the holdup of the Old Or- | {chard State Bank of Websier | | Groves on Feb. 29 last, in which Witnesses to the holdup reported Rose Hill avenue ,Ferguson. He | | confessed and named Walter Byer- | ily, 22 years old, and | Crews, 18, also of Ferguson, “is his | | accomplice in the holdup». Both | Gilbert | pleaded guilty, were sentenced to | l@ years each in the reformatory et nee WIFE PLOTTED HIS DEATH spired With Man to Have Hlim Killed. Aifred Gannon, 66 years old, a | truck farmer, filed suit for di- vorce at Edwardsville yesterday on the ground that his wife, Dil- lie, 64, conspired with William D. Harris, 60 years old, to have him Gannon, who is partly par- alyzed, states in his petition that he was fired on by Harris while walking through a field on his | i ; farm near East Alton on Jan. 10, last. Several pellets from a shot- | gun struck him on the head, Gan- | non states. He charges that the | from a conspiracy between his | wife and Harris, both of whom | Western | Cartridge Co. Mrs. Gannon and Harris who were tndicted several months agro on a charge of assault to kill, are ut liberty on bond, Negro Courtroom Janitor Dies. Andrew “King” —Cannon, 68 years old, a Negro employed cs court room i janitor by Circuit | Judge Mobert Hall for 19 years, | died suddenly at Fourteenth street | and Clark avenue at 6:30 a. m. vesterday. He resided at 4549 Cote | Brilliante and had been under | _treatment for heart disease. It is | i presumed that he was on his way. ,to the Municipal Courts Building | when stricken. Doors Will Be Opened at 8:30 A. M. for This Sale PHONOGRAPH é Prices a6 Wurlzer The greatest Phonograph Sale in the history of St. Louis takes place Monday—at 1006 Olive St. All famous makes, including genuine , Victrolas, Brunswick, Vocalian, Pathe and others— all in perfect operating condition—many like new. Used but not misused Orthophone Victrolas and Radiola combinations are also included. All guaranteed by Wurlitzer, the world’s largest music house. Prices have been cut to the limit. Every Phono- graph must be sold Monday. ee t LOOK AT THE PRICE SLASHES Never Before Sach Great Phonograph Vulaes WAS NOW Almophone. $125.00 $ 10.00 Columbia... $125.00 $ 12.00 SS ee Se $135.00 $ 14.00 Victrola ....$150.00 $ 19.00 Edison .. $175.00 $ 16.00 Victrola ....$110.00 $ 15.00 Victrola ....$225.00 $ 29.00 Victrola ....$156.00 §$ 19.00 Orthophonic Radiola 20 Comb... .$420.00 $195.00 Orthophonic Radiola 28 Comb...$670.00 $298.00 Electrola ...$550.09 $325.00 Electrola .$625.00 $397.00 Orthophonic oe »'s see $ 87.50 rthophonic Terms as Victrola ...$165.00 $129.00 Low as Orthophonic¢ Radiola Comb. $1000.00 $675.00 Orthophonic Radiola Comb. ....$328.50 $195.00 A WEEK And Many, Many Others WURLIIZER 1006 OLIVE ST. 10th and Staté Sts. Z OL MN tt i ae » TIRES AND TUBES — ) ‘FOR SALE AT - THESE SERVICE STATIONS BUSY BEE MOTOR CAR Of 4465 Manchester (at Taylor) GRand GILBERT TIRE CO. Northeast Cor. 9th & Walnut GArfield rn GLENN’S Pa ye Ee. - <p ¥ Lindell 2363 Grand & Pine JEfferson: r GORMAN BROS. 3919 Washington Boul. JEfferson 19 HENRY & MAGINNIS TIRE Cf 1422-32 N. 10th St. TYler 044 2315-17 Pine St. (Branch) CEntral 7 x STANDARD TIRE CO. 2843-47 Washington Boul. J Efferson 0: —NORTH— B. & K. TIRE CO. 2445 N. Grand Boul. Lindell 7044 Oberjuerge Tire & Battery | , 8346 Halls Ferry Rd. (Baden) EVergreed 4 ST. CYR BROS. ) 2856 N. Grand Boul. Lindell ae ea “ey 3 % ‘= —SOUTH— CRAIG AUTO TIRE CO. i) 2509 S. Jefferson Victor st ) GEWINNER AUTO SUPPLY” 2800 Sidney Victor 4 " UNION MOTOR CAR CO, | 39th and Blaine GRand 118 of ay A 2 Meer RH Le eee ve _WEST— ; Anderson Auto Supply Co., ine 4614 Washington Boul. DElmar in 6658 Delmar Boul. PArkview 01 Continental Auto Supply Co.” 5837 Delmar CAbany 0080—1 0 “4 —KIRKWOOD— 7 KIRKWOOD TIRE CO. 137 S. Kirkwood KIrkwood —CLAYTON— 4 S. & S. AUTO SUPPLY CO. 7748 Forsythe Boul. WY down Uses —EAST ST. LOUIS— SULLIVAN TIRE CO. \ BRidge 494 W. ARE building _AS for the tire it at Goodyear now a new tire—the equal — of which the world It is intended to he of the founding d Commercially this lines; we are. purpe good. @ No man concernec ample, has worked, specification of any We are calling i DOUBLE EAGLE. It embodies the m ful aspiration that largest rubber com It costs a good dea other tire. Be: We expect it to ha because it is confes the average person %

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ebrating our Anniversary PAGE 5 .E AT « ¢ 4 se Pe, m | “ ™ res Se ate A ATEN, Rete Aten ER mrcnepnannnhey tenet oe ene a ~ Pree ONTNS Ney Ce oe ofall tc Eeimenatadiinie seabamnadics Mencia ater ee aah Spores Ph eR ger Cent eee ee ne Sein et. a’ fs Pet ad sent ~ ‘’ perro. ewe. Sag haah eienasbaieaasite =~ = ‘ Saas: -* er ee one $e Spc: Minar ggltle amelie aes ee ebp age aorg " —_ ——- - hmbanne got st ph ey - ie Pr | a ‘ E STATIONS. AL— || OR CAR CO,}} | r) GRand 76¢ ) : i » ae ee AE: ee eee IRE CO. ut GArfield 40091] A : ’S ine JEfferson 49144 BROS. JEfferson 1937} { NIS TIRE CO | IRE CO. | JEfferson 0306 ; ( Lindell 7041 Battery Co.f | —_ EVergreen 9436 | ROS. LIndell 0519 It % MIRE CO. | | = Victor 1037 f > ) SUPPLY [i Victor 2830 ‘ CAR CO. a % = 3R |j and 1182—8933 5% Be ly Co., Inc. DElImar 3676 PArkview 0716 upply Co. es a Baths nee Pd \ba | ny - oe as aw . ‘e "7 Dien E CO. Kirkwood 167 Ji PLY.CO. WYdown 0358 % IS— . *% . \ BRidge 4976 2 ne = | =F " 7 ae. : AR cee ft ae Se re ES es See Ditcae sae 2B: Sai eee Os SE LS as ake . > a FS ' = & ge d - © o | ¥ "> - Rs > wa) —_- * . i : THE TIREMASTER P. W. Litchfield, President of The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com- pany, Inc.; President, Chairman, or Advis W. ARE building at Goodyear now a new tire—the equal of which the world has literally never seen. It is intended to honor the thirtieth anni ersary of the founding of this business in 1898. Commercially this tire will never rival our major lines; we are purposely making it extravagant good. No man concerned in its development, for ex- ample, has worked under the limitation of a cost specification of any kind! We are calling this new tire the GOODYEAR DOUBLE EAGLE. It embodies the mature experience and the youth- ful aspiration that instruct and energize the the Goodyear Double Eagle Tire largest rubber company in the world. It costs a good deal more to buy than does any other tire. We expect it to have a very limited production, because it is confessedly a much better tire than the average person needs. AS for the tire itself, it is a perfectly balanced, moderate pressure type—the handsomest, strong- est, finest tire that money can buy. Its massive, deep-cut, tractive All-Weather Tread is virtually double-thick. Thecompound used in this tread is the toughest and longest-wearing that Goodyear has ever developed. Member of twenty-four affiliated or subsidiary corporationss Under Mr. Litehfield’s direct charge, Goodyear has made more than 11+4,- . 000,000 tires, and mow crowns that unequaled record wtth Not even standard truck tire compounds present a stouter resistance to abrasion and wear. The body of the Goodyear Double Eagle Tire is likewise special through- out. 3 It is built of extra-heavy SUPERTWIST cord fabric, to a new oversize dimen- . sion both in cross-section and overall! diameter. There are more plies, more rubber between the plies; even a lining of an extra layer of rubber to prevent mois- ture reaching the cords. Supplementing the lavish use of the finest materials, the tire gains strength and life from a special low tempera- ture cure. Do not confuse the new Goodyear Double Eagle Tire with any so-called “heavy duty” tire — it is much more than that. It is definitely non-competitive, by design and intention, frankly a super-tire—in the highest meaning of the term. You ought never to have a puncture with it, because of its great thickness of tread. and body. SHOPS HOD 90099 0900000009009 00 H909000001049000660000006 $4'$$066666646464660464664646454466 - i i i hk i i i i i he ee ee de he You ought never to experience a blowout or any similar trouble — the chances against it should be about 1000 to 1. For months, now, we have been run- ning tests on the Goodyear Double Eagle before offering it to the public. ‘wTwrrYrvYryeyewerrrreererwrrerrrrreyrrererewvevrwrvrvwervvvyqwvrdCr ll i i i hi he hi he he i i i he he ee i i le he tn hn hl lh in he i A IDENTIFICATION: On the sidewall of this tire vou will find in silver sil- houette the Double Eagle: uorld-mark of superfine quality and value, symbol of that Goodyear union of seasoned experience and youthful progress which has produced the tire of tires On high-speed dashes from Akron to the Pacific Coast and return, on 800-miles-a-day schedules on the mountain roads of New Mex- ico and Arizona, it has proved to be everything we hoped. So we offer it through our Goodyear Dealers to those who want the best the world affords, in full confidence of its matchless merit. _. rwTvwrwTyryTyTyrT{Aeo,}{,},YTTYTerorrerrrrrrwrrSe eee Ue he lh i i i i i i i i i i i ee i hi he eh he i i i i es We tell you in advance that under anything like normal conditions it will last as long as you keep your Car. Goodyear has made for the Double Eagle Tire an equally superior and enduring inner tube ~ and calls this distinguished buff-color tube also the Double Eagle THE GREATEST E IN RUBBER SDOPSSOSOSSOSSOSSSSOOCOOOOOOOOOe 5 . * PHY PE” Whe tage = SPST ae ene SCE ” marae eas ~ . igs jnbtnlt. 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ae + peers nO Qintet titans * ele te Sane ne 4 ye 4 OOS Rie ROGER PIE, SER et — : : ee > 7 ” "s t wr ver ps ' > te ‘ - fe i Fira Sah RAS afm ; , ‘4 Se) : ee Se eee aR nei Anca ae ‘ ‘allan , a i, Spaaey - a. o ,. . et a “ORE ae By roa oa « a Bitag my me co Grete F 45 By Rice A 2) SERN PRE ee Re er pian 3x Rp naan oe ere spertievicarrate oe caieraaoementadmeiiandenas Sata Key oe Soc . a ss oe ee tial report now on PAGE ee ____ STE LQUIS POST-DISPATCH ordinance which permits par- Sth sak ists ¢ eRe Memearial } city : hase Tsasessyeae ef the full re- | tial reports did not contemplate oat Sa soadree way &2 ohty Rall, but!) such a situation as the Market , e FF ee . . : : WRAY Wet te orm pleted pefere ote. | street project, Pearcy argued. — ler ae NMevcuben CuY Counseter| In disapproving of a partial re- Mowerneh FAverred tRe Coe. Meat.) port, Judge Frey said no necessity wh @ the adtpal wateming will be] for ene had been shown. He said melt wA as of aaveeatd be Barted Br-~ | the commissioners had done ae | wy th & TePpant f& poate Mm Court pfu duty. He agreed with Pea tte 4 u » F ould be un | Judge Frey Rejects Effort The three eeQnere ap.) that a} artial report w PI pointed in The ety eoangermmation | { Mee Made by City to Speed UP | preccetines ne DR. W. W, MATHEWS ELECTED Widening Project. ;a partial repert ‘rev are K EK SSO LESE. REO) BISHOP OF A.M. E, CHURCH | Caulneld, yea entate @eater, anu tet Tiss cet Picts bi : : ’ h- ff t by the rity to Spec 7 up Ldw ard . Rae c aw Tinie ef Dr, WW. VW. Matthews of Was! An effort by ee eee S theCourt ef Criminal Cerrection, | ington was elected a Bishop at the the Market street widening, a bond Pearcy told Judge Frey the com-~quadriennial African Methodist issue project, was defeated yester- | missioners had completed their Midn Conference at the ie yrs . . ~ : " » fis in nt — . “—O ; ‘ _ Ts - oO Ore day, when Circuit Judge Frey work and turned their figures over Friday, Ne Is the cone overruled the city’s motion to have to vel City Counselar’s effice to be | eign missions for the ya _— ni ‘ nted -ritte est . 4 he ia ate no!’ Another Bishop will be elected the commissioners, appoince to | Ww e ub, BN He COU Ser if ’ gageess damages and benefits on’ occasion far © ee a partial re. | later, : : hee " * 5 ** ~ °e - property owners, make a partial; port. A partial report, he sata, About -1000 di aig are sae report now. would be unfair te property owners tending the sessions of the cont The city ¢specially wanted a par- | not included in it, as it wonlkd af: ence, whieh represents: 500,000 Market street fect their property and make tt | Negroes in North and South Amer- between Eleventh and Fourteenth‘ hard to rent. lease or sell. The ica and Africa, “= a a be aoe tang neetigiltleath emp igptalean sree at tay itlee~ cmpe oe re ~ : Fe ek Nn ma ae gr Ck Seneca eatemddnabetemmaanaienmmneienthaaummat nome : opanaeey - Pent meee “ . naarhreney re ea le oe ~ . : - . - oe ~ a Pe ae Wile THM Aah)! ON ema eth = . 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Bi ennai nt a Bie me eh ot + Mei Sider I LA %* : . ~~ Riveeene eee ee ee x a are EER I SP ee et ¢ es, ae ae * a No a eben ten, “geginnrmeen iad Re Sage bare oes epee aT ay Be ho Scala Re ng bn cugene a Feet Ante pep nth a " 1 ite i a rete iy see te, gin BR ¥ ho ‘ sid : nplllene wiu ~ iaeaieaeal , Ms gt tgs Oa 8 AR aS lM 0 02 gs i ae: igs Pa AMA a ei 0 acne i gid NOI Sk pare aes eer - See aS bso Bh ata ~~ reo hha a FO SF GEG hao ~ an w ee See Re NE, Pha: oe Ce, ie tS cee ala alae : a a ' ee pergies a eka Me lpi 2 of ee Oe epee come + a lacebeemyiot the an otter dag se fae ia 4 Sgr a ¥ oe he A i" , sot og Sf apts ey eee. a ee md 3 : . * . : ee iiadihiee eee vs “STOUT WOMEN, Lane Bryant never claims more than it A Value-Giving Sensation Monday in the SIZES | can deliver! You've sizes | Si. =: Jane Bryant Kosomeni —— SIXTH anp LOCUST Nol hino ever like it before — Ard probably never again 2000 New Silk DRESSES That are re gularly \|/ $10,$12.95 _ $15 | These are the prices We have made one od that any store would mark these Dress- es. They are worth $10.00, standing pur- chases in our his- tory —and of- i? all to you ee at only $6.95! “ Every Dress 1S simply gor- geous! Die you ever hear of or see materials like this seen. Every new SHADE—every new STYLE at $6.95? FINE FOULARDS—FLAT CREPES —why it’s absolutely unheard of! No one that just wear and wear — GEORGETTE shoulc miss this opportunity to purchase a FEW CREPES in a garden of colors—PRINTED of these Dresses. For DRESS RADIUM SILKS, the like of which you've never wear and STREET meee. — uu i | woe—- Bryans STOUT ARCH SHOES for STOUT WOMEN| Are sao. Value in St. Louis All-Leather Shoes % 62 Widths A to EEE Sizes 4 to 11 Many exclusive features— “Combination Last” —Snag heel fitting—Reinforced Arch MADE FOR WEAR—and every pair guaranteed to give complete com- fort and satisfaction. Because they are made in our fact we can afford to sell them for $6.75—a very a eetos, per — of the most out- fer raged 6 445,355 TONS - FOR BARGES ON ~ MISSOURI RIVER T , That Is Potential Tonnage | Available When Proposed Line Can Give Adequate Service. 2 | eee eng ge ~-ceenens ; ' Potential tonnage available | 'when the proposed barge line on| the Missouri River can give ade- | quate service is computed at ae 445,355 tons a year in a_ report given out yesterday by T. L. Gau- kel, head of the local office of the Department of Commerce, in the Liberty Central Building. The local offices of the depart- ment, here and in Kansas City, were the headquarters. The work was done by four agents of the transportation division, under di- rection of Norman I. Titus, who | directed similar surveys on the | Mississippi and Warrior rivers. An- | bi; other survey has been ordered on | ;; the Ohio to determine the tonnage “i; now available between Pittsburg /and New Orleans. Potential Missourj River tonnage is shown.in the report as more '| than 1,000,000 tons a year higher | v“|; than the estimate for the Upper | \fand Lower Mississippi. This bears | || out the contention of advocates of 4|| a barge line for the Missouri, and '' the views of some practical river ; men, who have declared that the || Missouri might be made the most 1 | profitable link of the treat Mis- | sissippi Valley river system. Kansas City, with 2,869,815 tons a tial tonnare, followed Tf With 2,021,455 tons; Sioux City en i With 1,045,664. St. Louis is fifth, with a potential offering of 656.594 | tons a year. Coal and Coke for the Missouri est single possibility at St. Louis, |annual 656,594. Both Kansas City and Omaha, however, offer slight- 'ly more of these commodities, which are second in a list of 40. estimated at 2,303,044 tons a year. Grain and grain products head the list of commodities, with a total offering of 3,465,222 tons a year. St. Louis, naturally, offers only 50,000 tons of this item an- nually, while the great agricultura} district about Kansas City offers 1,259,750 tons a year and the sec. | tion above Kansas City offers 2,- | 117,384. [ron and steel is the third com- modity, with total offerings of | 139,917 tons a year, of which St. Louis offers 54,025 tons a year | | While Kansas City offers 10 times | |as much. As indicated, grain and _the section above aneen City, as compared to 3,729,437 tons a vear | | for the section below ‘tthnehe City. | This is significant in view of the | well-organized movement to extend the deep channel all the way to Yankton. WOMAN AND DRIVER INJURED WHEN SPEEDING AUTO UPSETS | Machine Ove turns After (;razing ' Another Car; Both of Victims Taken to Hospital. After grazing another machine | at Texas avenue and Miami street, ;}an- automobile traveling at a high rate of speed, overturned at ri f} Ovcicck last nignt, injuring Wis |'Theima Patterson. of 3SS62A }'o018911° ,} avenue and the. driver. Charles Conklin, of 2366 Sulphur avenue, a foreman in the City Street De- partment. Harley Patterson, a mechanic, |'Who was following in another au- -tomobile, took his wife from the upset machine and carried her to City Hospital. She suffeied head | Injuries and bruises of .the vodcy. | Che driver was taken to Luthcr- /an Hospital, suffering from shock 'and intérnal injuries, The machine be hit was driven | by Charles J. Decker Jr., of 3954 Pennsylvania avenue. Decker’s car Was damaged slightly, but he es- caped injury. 12 MEN AND FOUR WOMEN ARRESTED IN RAID ON FLAT Clink of Glasses and Sounds of Revelry Lead Police to 3 south Euclid Avehue. The clink of glasses and sounds of revelry audible above the jazz ‘music of a radio caused Police Sergeant MeCormack of the New- stead Station to make closer inves- tigation of a first floor flat at 3 South Euclid avenue tate last night. What he saw’there moved him to call for aid. When the reserves arrived, they entered the flat, arrested 12 men and four women seated at tables and seized in the basement, he re- ported, 15 cases of home brew beer. , Seven of the men arrested said they were students. They were held at | the Newstead Station as suspected of Hquor law violations. ‘Girl Injured by Street Car. ' Miss Hortense Bess, 16 years old, of 3845 ‘Lee avenue, alighted from '@ westbound Market street car and , Stepped in front of an eastbound car in front of Forest Park High- j lands on Oakland avenue at 7:30 ‘O'clock last night. At city hospi- ital she was said to have suffered a ‘Skull injury. ———————— - MAY 13, 1925 10 YEARS FOR NEGRO SLAYER Earl C. Harris, Sentenced for Kill- | guilty ing Common-Law Wife. tion with the kil Earl C. Harris, 26-year-old Ne- {| mon-law wife, | was sentenced to 10 years’ in} july. 4, 1926. _ SUNDAY MORNING, SE LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH _ miei | body was found four days later in | written confession { Tenth | the State, and wag! | March in Detroit. his wife after she hag A I of manslaugnter in conncc- ling of his wor- the penitentiary ‘by Circuit Judge Rosskopf yesterday on his plea ¢f| ¢neir home at git Haeth street with the throat cut. Harris had left town the day | Callie Edgerton, | | ' Mrs. Edgértozn's| after the offense, according to his | quarrel. a hatchet and “le | a ® gf COUSINS TEA CO auee THE COFFEE BUSINESS 1S OU Don’t carry it Si Just phone 4 S$. BROADWAY MAin 2551 K BUSINESS MAin 2552 1S CHEAP COFFEE wie OOHEAP COFFEE 18 NEVER GOOD COFFEE $100 EAGLE STAMPS |Cousing Best, th. Sde|%2 tee Sanne tes With Bottle Bar-B-Q {Cousins Triple Mixture, lb, 990 26 & Full Pound SAUCE, 15c [Fine Guatemala, |b. -------- 00¢ PURE DUTCH COCOA Large Boxes of "PEANUT BUTTER | Fine Bourbon, Ib_-------~- 40¢1 (ODIZED SALT tr sh for "vou. whole Our French, always good, 1h, .42¢ and “—. eae. Box i §5¢] All for 20c aoa eennamennenenimemetatmnmmemenel 1 00 Lbs. Best C. & H. Cane Granulated SUGAR, $6.25

WITH $3.00 OTHER GOODS by YOURK COFFEE AT A CcCOPrFRFREE STORE ns a eee ee FOUR DAYS ONLY! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. GLASSES for Farsight, Reading or Sewing Ordinarily Priced at $4.50 230 | 5350, $10 & $1250 10 & $1250 | %4 Dr. Guilbault, who hes examined over 50,000 pairs of eyes du of practice ta St. Louis. will give you hia personal attention, J. GUILBAULT ‘OPTICAL CO., 423 N, (BETWEEN LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES) MID-MONTH. SPECIALE ik — Hundreds of shippers from |. 8t. | Louis to Yankton, S. D., were in- | terviewed in a two months’ survey. | daw a year, shows the greatest poten- | yY Omaha | With 1,281,214 tons and St. Joseph | River district is bv far the vreat- | accounting for 500,000 tons of the | with total coal and coke potential] | on erage aeeeeoennaees _ coal and goke lead the 40 items by | |a@ very wide margin. The survey shows more tonnage for the upvwer section than for the | | lower—4,715.918 tons a year for | = Sale of 50 Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Savings 10% to 3348% in Our 21st Anniversary Sal In this, our 21st Anniversary Sale, we share our profits with you by offering quality Fur- niture for the entire home at 10% to 33%2% Reductions Waverly-Green Fibre Suite In this sale we offer not the run of ordinary wicker furniture,.but a stock |¥iyzee= ; a ae Bs which has been selected with discrimina- tion, taste and purpose. The Suite above—of closely woven fiber is fin- ished in the newest two-tone -Waverly. green, with gaily printed cretonne-covered seat cushions, spring filled. “The settee is 72 inches, the armchair and rocker very comfortable. hin ve three pieces, marked from }} \ ; ——_— Prospective brides and grooms whe are will choose their furniture now durin ‘A sale. Newest designs are offered | made now will be held for later deliverge ¥ =Editorial= All “In Tune”! Spring has come—and with it come Brides—Bud and Birds—making Nature all-harmonious. City folks are turning their thoughts» tionward—and many a youth and maid ¢ their first glimpse of farm animals will ¥ which is the sheep. But, oh! The joy—the benefits this outdoor life 4 bring to many pent-up souls—as their conception of lit is broadened by Nature’s moving picture show! - We can each add to the joy of some individ. ual less fortunate than we—during this Gq given season. LET’S DO IT! (Signed ) 4 May 12, ’28. ’> It’s Going to Candy Fro “3 ~ ~~ Walgreen er Stores have mad G. Schuering, President of the ur Capt. Dallas M. Speer and his Baby | St. Louis with bars of Baby Ruth, a ME. = o CAP OMA LEIS or. * 4 e> "68 Separate Pieces Will Be Sold settec, $57; Armchair, $15.50: Rocker, $15.50; Table to Match. $14; Desk, $19; Desk Chair, $7. SS ——— *e fashioned. finery from the meddling moths this Summer by se- lecting one of these Chests. ‘The style shown is made of walnut, cedar lined. It is 45 inches long. Fifty of these. Chests are offered at the low price of— 919-2 . r Liberal Terms During our Anniversary Sale on a purchase of $100 or more, we will allow you to pay as lit- tle as One-Fifth Cash, balance In ten equa] monthly payments. (No interest is charged.) Ou'tee. pe cond Baincune for Attractive Four-Pitece Chamber Suite all cash. Deliveries fee es : The four pieces as shown—stylish French Vanity, Furniture selected now will Chest of Drawers and Bench; marked from $168 to. be held for delivery whenever you say. Visit our store this Separate Pieces Will Be Sold: week. Dresser, $64; Vanity, $50; Chest, $36; Bed, $41; Chair, $8; Bench, 8. ne 7 The nine pieces comprise China Cabinet, 66-inch Sideboard, Serving W alnut Ch €STS Cabinet, twin-pedestal Table, 42x58 inches, with an 8-foot extension; Picsiek. ene Winks two graceful Armchairs and four Side Chairs; seats covered in a good : grade of mohair. These ten pieces marked from $280 to...... Len-Piece Duncan Phyfe Suite Sketched above is truly a handsome Suite of Duncan Phyfe desi Ivach piece is beautifully constructed of mahogany veneers—artisti = ) This Suite is constructed of beautiful butt walnut vencers—all pic e & are delightfully plain, of unusually pleasing lines. 2 Bow-End Bed, “$195 ; ae TOILET 35c Djer-Kiss Talc... 50c Java Rice Powt | 25c Mavis Talc......... | Houbigant Face I | nytt. 60c Dier-Kiss Powe 2.5C€ Kleenex . — $1.50 Manon Lescat F REE iteinurs 3-Flower Powder 6 5c Pond’s Cream... 50c Jergens Lotion . 60c D. & R. Cold Cr $1.00 Lemon Cre $1.00 Amelita o-c"" $1.00 Boncilla Clay 50c Palmolive Shar 50c¢ Mulsified 50c Luster... 75¢ Stacomb 50c Glazo Nail Poli ig 60c Pompeian pre 50c Djer-Kiss Roi 60c Odorono... 60c Cutex Comp: 50c Non Spi.............- 50c Hinds Honey = HEADACHI Banish headache quickly with 1 or Kamnia Tablets. Also stop pains of @ end insomnia and nervousness. balanced formula insures safety results. Prescribed by doctors and the world over for more than 35 lieves where others fail. 26 millions nunlly. In vest-pocket tins. aac Anti-Kamnia | 4 Quick Relief From Pains and r bod + 7 Cordials and Cocktails — (Non-Alcoholic) Deco's rich, mellow flaror, smacking tang and heavy bedy will give your palate @ new sen ration As @ patna oy ee ys eeltzer, water. ginger have you, Deco can't be beat. — : * Ask for a Deeo hu Recipe Book and | mae to mix “A 4g Merry Widow ream Cocktail and 34 others. gun 98c

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n | written confession ine kaa oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee == Eater ie : h| the State, and wag a | March in Detroit. He his wife after she had cut te at ~) é at 3 ie les Ba Soi x2 PGP 1 aE aL , own laboratory; is . yon Ss DE 66 颢ebenak tees es Cc ’ ° : aE + their eg ‘if TOILET NEEDS oe eee wore Fatte .... 2... cc eieed ea 34e Sp ecial Offer * i Ss their conception of life Beco agi 60c Corega Powder .......... 42c P pecia Ee ! e t rf j iit ns ee ee ee : ; : a Sarathine indus ) 35c Djer-Kiss Talc 21c 39C yygdhiueges Sega Rereeh tine ee os 7 ) i 1vid- 1) weet BF BGe ’ BOesew © GSD... .... seers peas eee e 7 ’ 2 ; Et, ve—during this God- | [| Rice Powd 3 : SOAP SPECIALS Dr. West's i Spring Cleaning Needs ie | 50c Java Rice Powder ............. 34¢ REED acs é i eo et | | ie ) Easy Shaving ? 1 Jooth brush . j IT! , 25c Mavis Talc..............-...... 16€ wap 9) oc unoiy aang aaa ee = : 1 : | 1 : ss Peau Doux softens stiff Fane errs seen «pwc eet o¢ 44064444800 ; “ Te *] | Houbi ant Face Powder ...........75C€ beards; that is why it is 5c Packer’s Tor. 17c -_ ' A ra |i] |] 60c Djer-Kiss Powder. 39¢ ued by thowsanan Lares 38° Che Seay Le 50e 1 , | | Es 19¢ 36 ie COM Ue. sc. ev chs a way 5 for 29c Bottle of cot : i hey ee = c 0c Lifebuoy 3 for 18 : a - 4 Hit! $1.50 Manon Lescaut Powder ... $1.19 ] Cc 1 ebuoy Cs 6 wi eee eae eee or Cc ' i hee ae 75¢ SHAVING NEEDS FLETCHER | counubbec | Coaune hau 1] 65c Pond’s Cream. ............. etinee. 39c 50c Mennen’s Cream ............... d4c Mouth Wash | Glowes | si06 1Gme3 Cle lee i 50c Jergens Lotion.................. 33¢c $1.00 Bouquet Vegetal ............... 59¢c 1 4 s00d grade | inches; washable, | \t@@Ner hia Wc Williams’ Cream : 34c © fred rupber in'g | of tanned. For | sine 2 bee 60c D. R. Cold Cream ae oe 42¢c an . OP cng Teles dele 36 sisen DPebtectathe aneennees ae - any ye An Ae . , ‘ h e Sleans witho ie $1.00 Lemon Cream oc cerccemecvececes 69c 71.00 os sae ge ea dl eae eS 75 ; oS ae Special, omar lenvinbie ring. ' ie: is $1.00 Amelita fsr"".............. 59 35c Ever PR eo iets cs: 2¢ a ae | 32¢ : 93¢e 23¢e | Hi 1 aie Soc Ever-Ready Blades .............. 6c jn ts eek See ae 7 ie $1.00 Boncilla Clay... 7 9c 3 Castles - \ 2 pkgs a, in es cu dane ans os 39¢ Bristles in sizes for every mem- | ~ A ‘i. an 1 50c Palmolive Shampoo 29c Chesterfields esate ber of the family. s yrodent | We Rubber “ pron coe oe 60 heh 6S Oe oe 8 ee a Cc ' rhe ¢ 60cDanderine 42¢ || camels Carton MEDICINE CHEST NESUS Mouth Wash if used, daily mre | 15e Wall Paper Cleaner, Absorene, 2 for 17¢ | i LO ~- . ‘ - ” 5 ee 7 : ee ae eee eee 6 oe Ide tector cums and teeth. ' 30c Sponge ee mes, Sees. S* 29c | a S0c Mulsifie ampoo........... ae Old Gold 1.15 Se es OD ok ca ne es os Mc it Take Advantage cf This 4 $1.00 Radiant Oil Mop........... Sere 9c |} ve IR area Ane ae ee 36c [lome Runs $ ; on a, J. een are 39¢ Special Offer Today ; $1.00 Garment Moth Bag ...............49e |} ie 75c Stacomb.......—_....... pig. ae SNE $1.00 Rite Wate Reducing Tablets ....79c Pap 9955 | 10c Lemco Bags ......... revceses eee ame | Ht $1.50 Goldman’s 2..." $1.23 NE 29¢ Todine, 1 oz. ..... 2... 6 sees eens. 19¢ Special Sale j SOc Moth Rice ......:..ccdeustsceen ses ant iichened | rince Au Rey a in , : - | ' = . i} 50c Glazo Nail Polish ......... ose ‘> for 15 er MeOONN ONS... eect c ener acne ns: 17c Elastic Hosiery j $1.00 Larvex ........ ecccemvanscseces sent ih} 60 P i R 39 Size or ¢ 0c Bay Rum fe Se Stout Silk Seamlets Anklet. .83.19 | $1.00 Flit, Complete eeeee “e @eee Ceoaeeeeee .19¢ ' ie c rompeian nouge...._......... Cc nary “ Stout Silk Seamless Knee Cap, ; 35c Energine Cleaner : %o i 1.4 SOc Dier-Kiss Ro e 37¢c Happy Thoughts, Cedarhurst MISCELLANEOUS wie a, | “e cocccsocsecVoeetee | Het e ug et or ee weer © OO Se fi 2 C; T : 4 f r $1 00 nage one are mete ... $4.69 | 30c Sapo Elixir oe ee ee ree OTe aeeaeeeee 19c | ; a 3 60c Odorono ORES OU Wh 06s nee es snap ddenes 44 size 5 or Oc | %Se Gold , SH S.. on Bi d S ‘ e y 0 17 Abdominal Supporter, eran i Black Flag Powder (“ae c'ée Pp 2/c ' | geile yeas * 2Z3c “Golden Harvest Bird Seed ....... Cc , ay rs ita eet: : ii ° t Nil : Abdominal Supporter, Fig. 1924, P. B ig fe a aps Pps Sep 39c | ie a a cae ee _ ~y ee Syringe ........2---0é.005. ig Thusste 22.6... a : 1S¢ Chlorintted Lliwe:..%.. video Suieel ae ri ~~ SR FE MPR AW OPER OBS ~ ww cmeneweaebeans “~ , > Ea Ps oe ee ee sc a ek eh "aa 7 t ‘hae! can Phyfe design. 50c Hinds H ll ee °° 5 for 30c‘” 25 ‘Se Hospital Cotton ... c B14 Washington 2 ts ee a sneers—artistically Cc n § oney BE SON 34c size $1.49 49C (,auze, 5 yards oveee (2663+ a2 ees 49 Tth and Locugy an °am pease —_ —o =D° aD —_ -_- -_ ad . Me ae : ae , ae " a ca Sa ° ° ’ 4 ae they. Your Hair and : ) j | Overactive Kidneys a a mn $92 1) ®| _ HEADACHE Gon “la dhe Feeling Out of Sorts! Aarne gyn nd a | od : Banish headache quickly with 1 or 2 Anti- ‘ Is ius tain sign that your system AABAA, %, iy : Kann’ ee ' tt tk . ’ just a certa 4 8 8, : i | sige “ | leeaie ana phe atl rece riche ED. PINAUD'S Cf has become clogged up with poisonous 19° fier and peemae toe Rie ee : jibe: balanced formula insures safety and certain Eau de Quinire ; a waste which must be posse Pigs 7 one ern Eg mg = A aggre i results. Prescribed by doctors and dentists i “ kidneys and liver. A cup 0 ot scnoen- leg or Groin Pains, of functional b He i orig ns tagad agg wg el cco Seg HAIR TON IC ‘ ee ES AT OUR PERFUME S ea feld’s pure herb tea is the best niece 4 diuretic ie the Cystex 48-Hour Bile 3 = tates cre - 69 5S usea an- re tionally k ' Fy 1 iv th an cust ashington , ce. the liver an cid- Test. } y over half.a million : ‘Ee nually, In vest-pocket tins. eaimenay-ripeatadiorsptnpciioe iB Sth jail Washington Grand and Olive eorensene li fy tults. This. new,” eucceaeful treat te hair. Invigorates the scalp and 7 is eee . mdi go oe ; Ae ° ag ° p 23C promotes the growth of hair— cfm gene a Schoenfeld’s Kidney & Liver Tea aon Ceeheeien | bane alee is ; ; , ¢ Try Cystexz, to alleviate pains. sicen PRATT cy, REO a eh ONS 59 aa ES fot ng a a nt chee mage ae bad r + it = ° well and ferl healthy. Don't delay. ey en 69c 98c $119 | 17c—3 for 50c ET a bler il Ouick / | att uick Relief From Pains and Aches = j ve a L'Peggie Per- Amelita Narciss a ae , fume, purse size, Toilet Water, ; — me — ‘ * onesae et if sg ae - DECO Listerine ; 98c $1 48 Genuine Norwegian Chew to Reduce! H ! Cordials and Cocktails 7 mee a tomer | Tooth Paste MJ 52.00 coty’s Perfume, Ciro Jamin 5.98 1M | COD LIVER OIL SILPH 4 z ie oo wer og te Raver. Chypre or $] 79 Toilet Water. W* an ae a , | g tang an rdy r : . —— - ont 4 wil give, sour palate a new een- | MOTH LIQUID Paris, %4-oz... $12.50 Caron Black Nar Pte on ‘ CHEW IT LIKE GUM 5 | on A® a mixture with soda, ciss Toilet iver Oils Won ‘ mrt watch Grae Gel aie € : selizer, water. ginger'ale or what rs rs : $3.00 Caron Black Nar- 10 g D ——— ecard of a svay ‘ 19 ee amt i gaat ; Ailis Moths Will Not Stain Witte. ° 0 ee Why uso dyes that . fe 4% : © you, eco cant be beat. “¥ ciss Extract, $2 39 $15 50 C Mi , = at et Oe leave hair dull and a § t ec ye ins : e | aren smosa . le- — ‘dead’ when a clean “t. a | | Ask for a Deco | Simply Spray ENC” me ses cues Perfume ee colorless liquid will s ake 4 | Recipe Book and ° ‘ $13 89 sund in the “ am ey * | learn to mix “A . ° $4.50 Golliwog for rahe heh , heart of Nor- Sil h gently and is) & 4 : Me rry3 Widow Throughout the House Jr. Fur Head. $3 98 it atin ant ie ie. ways oe p ( sum g ra dually i ‘ ott ote Lh at Least Once a Month R. & G. Fleur D ; en Be Serb distilled a -eftact make hair f . Ts. 7 Be ° r . 4 * ‘ ‘ er . , . . + uite bl mia For Glistening White geuth ty _ fume $19 49 and ‘refined oil. hag te ne res a a vs the color ft i 3 Beautiful C -j . Amour, SS eae ° Your doctor ree- remedy for obesity—these i AC Bottle 98 agen Steam Game . 3. 0 | ommends Cod little Chiclets that you chew weed to B07 4 nee rs—all pieces Bottle. ... ts rial moth resistant. It de- 1 oz. peeeeee ‘ ‘ $27.00 Caron Nuit De Liver Oi (Bot- They contai no Kolor-Bak i Af dm | Counteracts acidity, cleans stroys moths, moth worms | $3.00 Coty’s L’Origan _ Noel (Christmas Night) tled Sunshine). like gum. 2 ntain rs is tonie ales | | and whitens the teeth. Con- and moth eggs. ENOZ does Extract, $1 98 | Perfume $25 98 — Bg 9% ee oe = aie 6 asenil ) i , sistent. use of Listerine not injute or stain. Save oz 2 POOP se ose cas ° your children. ae 2 pase ee ee dandruff and . : Tooth Paste will prove ben- your nice things. | Joy: Poaune de Pele them today. teamed tnde aw Se eficial to your teeth. ‘ $ Perfume $27 98 “ — Risieet-ot I lostrous. Is | 7 ‘ ‘ Ne Sy a wet “% 7c Half Pint | Pint | Quart - for et A&8c Seer: back . ster? ar ae " : 45c 79¢ | 1.39 — : mt J 59 guarantee. . $8. Bench, $8. P : 3 for We $ = ware ox or aoe FZ C 4 ' . i 3 — « — Right Reserved to Limit Quantities : Fee “ : - oe Smet e “ abe 9 pee Se

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J a -. d a a IRNING ? ' ‘ - DISPATCH “ee se PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS P@ST-BISPATCH SUNDAY MORNIN G, MAY 13, 1928 ~ een LOUIS POST-D — ca i | THREE PLANES by Norman Cotter, Lieut. B. Cur-} Chamber of Commerce, which is | LOBE q FOUR SCOTT FIELD OFFICERS | Capt. W. M. Hill and Lieut, a (00 - CROSSING U, S., | tiss Moffat and Silas Morehouse, | sponsoring the trip, California’ res | M04, Ae) S$ cant H. E. Honeywell, a veteran } j rege 96 West Coast Take Ort | carried Officers of the California | idents and newSPAapeeeek “TUES | 1) TO MAN ARMY RACE BALLOOKS | "Cane... ronerwen. « vtera te ow Welk. en srpuras Ropes La oy EXPEDITION "#e Gie ; ITCH | pal The United 4 States Army’s two’ will be an entrant, backed by a lo- - EL FIELD, L. L, May 12. 7) fread balloons in the national race from | cal automobile factory, the Light- | —Three tri-motored Fokker mono- | | A Lot ef Over 1000 a , ey ! : 4 , will anned = er- -Ai lub and Stanley : lane | i ; sg ot eee ae : a 4s Pittsburg. May 30, will be m er Than-Air C Pct P S, destined for commercial! / MEN'S & YOUNG MEN'S 5 ; ken Party. Search- a by four Scott Field officers, chosen Clarke, chairman of the Air G. service in California, took off at | _ . ac Bi 2 ib f by the War Department on the! Winners of the national race will a we ‘ t Board of 12:40 p. m. today ‘on an itineran: | SPRING & a Mongolian Mummies, 4 that the “ 7 i basis of experience and ability | participate in the annual interns- | Estimate Given to 0 Night to the West const. The thrast | UMMER ons ap maa members of agg ih 4 Capt. William E. Kepner and Lieut. | tional balloon race, usually held in| pyhjic Service——Bond Issue planes, each of which is following | te \ Ss for New rulng. pte not be Hi : | = e , meu ef: W. A. Erickson will handle one | Europe, but to start from Detroit ; , a different route. will visi | + rt | : ° —_—_—— Soviet : : 3 Be : er e, i sit . IGHT p 3 pe 4 ! : craft while in the other will be | this year on June 39. | Being Considered. citles on a six-day cross country | Bey 1—! 85e Am. Mineral Oil. 1 Free | 4 y A FORTUNATE PURCHASE R IN pooci' press. : Stoll said ed Bees Sas . | — i. KE) FREE SALE—Buy One—Get One FREE | \ OF THE SEASON—ALMOST GIVEN ay _ Man., May 12-——/| Moscow for) i - 4 at ° o's1.980.00 ¢ One plane started over a central | FREE Baten pee oe be anes _ a as Glycerine Reco Water... .1 Free! . -gtoll of New York City, | Ing. met A bond issue of $1.980, Tl route with Pelindctehts ak tus ae ee a Mae = from the $87,372.5 SPECIAL—Full upper 10¢ Di eomenll 1 Free! $1.00 Gold-Plated Durhanr Razor... .39¢ A cat & oe ‘were insufficient, or which were) A appear ect of beac. = — and Sulphur Hair Tonic. .1 Free $1.00 Gem Razor: 5 -.. 6Re | i) ee) ‘not included in that program.| gold pin teeth. with s p | 15e Epsom Salts, Lb. U.S. Fi... 1 Pee) S009 Sand's Powder. 30¢:°2 for’. 69¢_ a ie 5 i: Among other items which may be| ag = _— Ly ag 3 - ae et > 20.00 ££ iY : Ea No Will Calls $120,000. He you are botn still young | Tibi 7 , a ie Sewer under O'Fa street | arene e @ i ae pet ween irteenth street an ' ) tad : ¢ tere) * the river, to relieve the Bidd! ae , he 1} | x ; 3. ar 18 = : , yz ~ : , oie eee Street line, the oldest in the city . Ream ~~ ; e P i _ ae ae eL: cost $400,000. HIS Home Beautiful may be vours. ibe. ; q f q tip : ‘tae pean ; co a H s t i. 748 Relief facilities in the section Fm ae Ba s K | between Mullanphy and Hebert | Yours to possess, to live in and enjo\ : ms 4 -— a ~+ =o — Is #4 i. 4 a 1 dorner said, or to finish the im- sii ant he 7 iia ly aes ie | = a 2 a zg ’ —_— 1018 OLIVE ST. ” s provement of Skinker road no: te once wasting the happiest y ears of : eg S GN c « “os | asf ® * ’ ward om Delmar boulevard Ul lite vout 1 CN that t o-_ ‘ , Es se. ‘ ia ov. h 1 - 5 ch Composition a iat @ the sewer there is built | . * laa ais rench, Lialsan, 5 pants Dramatic, | d a ¥ iS Ada’ . . Sum | i ee y oe . is city paving en- ( ould ind STi auld be | Astronenty English, cel Et. | Zineer. e reported that the 1923 oS ene ee Bankin sation. a 4 re, 4 ) bond issue provided funds for the S p ei d 1) Ag if mrethe ¥ ethan Literature tng Po 2.8 & city’s share of street improve. > y 9 Bat late — Se sf 7 ei : _— bruises on th@ body. Gaertner was VW € ll Do the Rest | LAY | | Bar, = / — overstufed suite og | Eve who enrolls for a . s. 0 y y . 5 maaan . - ‘#4, 7, | two-piece davenport suite.” Basen A j age Vd | The license of the second ma. “i | A] Pe 7H I | ” by a member of the pire it . ee This beautiful Grand is one of the : chine had- been issued to David | ee SiS Gay _ \ There is an end table, eo | a $ ao many bargains we offer for Mon- | Beard. Negro. 2625 Walnut street, | t— ) Yi eN fe casional t t lamps, ‘ ee y ay is bran . his a 9 t bridge lamp, two candelabra” BLEE. 7 Ue any finish of lat- oe the abandoned auto- gif | lamps and an Axminster « “terests our instructors may 5 : a i 4 | mobile. xamined at city hos- | | = : ; ‘te | pital, Duffy was said to have been rug. — : Mention subjects which = Es | drinking. but was not drunk. " : fies | es listed above because ad : » Bae | et , 7 : ‘ — ; 2 re TRNSSTE TO JUDGE SANBORN | : The bedroom consists of a four-piece Suite finished in walnut | time to time. Bi . eS De me Jus s | et | Vepartment of Justice Offices Here ver gumwood. A spring, mattress, two pillows, bedspread and | : ete Close in Honor of Late Jurist. ) d AND Bae All local offices of the Depart- |p bed lamp, as well as a tapestry Brussels rug, boudoir basket and” HIGH SCHOOL Bie tort ohare including the eo two boudoir lamps complet = | : " ae sat the Seouel tact ee ee RR (COLUMBIA. University ee Court and offices of the District Bis: : : as Attorney, United States Marshal hes Sa ' oa oe courses covering the : Investigation Bureau and United | In the kitchen is an all-enamel gas range, five- -piece breakfast set. . q ‘ S : nite tes ee oo ecard , and a 75-lb. refrigerator, all matching in a grained enamel fime= ‘Study. This complete High | & a rence to 1@ mem- . ~ . , i Value Elsewhere ory of United States Circuit aera | | i ish. A room-size Congoleum rug, a console and fruit dish, mirror, # Is available to those who : 4 Walter H. Sanborn, who died at | : a one miiaale £ ~~ : ) 3 3 curtains and a family seale complete the kitchen. ; : giad - his home in St. Paul Thursday and | | " ‘ . . Pl ¥ e kitchen — ork. We shall be to s ‘ 4 who was buried ye .srday. : - ' : | & Judge Sanborn. who was 8&3 | COLUMBIA ia years old, had been a member of » P . nn ilies ' the Federal judiciary for 36 years Happy Home Makers for Forty-One } ears University Ki: , a and presiding Judge of the Circuit Please send me | : we Course in een — Piano Court of Appeals since 13903 ) Courses. I om i 4 veld Monday and ay b Mo ——— 3 4 saa er | Clothes to Match Col : | 7 mE - or of Car. 3 ; ag New Starck Grands, Guaranteed | PARIO Ma Press, { a ateeeeereneee® - i 25 Years, Range i Price From $3000 PA ay 12.—Women who, ' \ ee ia 4 oe F $750 to idrive their own automobiles are | : a Name ...«++* “oe 2% 8 choosing their costumes to match * oa - a * A. Starck Fians Ga. YeOerR OLn | their motors. One English wom- t ’ Sa = Si ‘ ct am 4 3 —- PANe taken at an, resident in Paris. who drive Q h ‘ d VW ASHINGTON . . ° . . * . ° = ~ e . ° . 16th d C c fos 3. Vem 'octurers of Starck Grand -... rs. rives | d an ; > ie ri. Players end Cerighe Pianos, 5 ~ he ae _a car of pale gray wears grav cos- . an . . Sash: —" ates "a ihe == rant o>» : : aie = i: 1018 OLIVE ST. first parment. ,tames to which she adds color by ! , "ad | means of bright hats, scarves and - alee ie | flowers. | 3 NG ee a A ' " ee 74 | a" i \ ane a 2 pcs -~ 3 BEI gy ISSN oc aE TAS ns ag OR a NC ale) Regma Ms 9 tin A Re ee _ . ~ap ™ ae 3

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Toa Miss TSS —— _ RIGHT IN THE 4 an May TIC EXPEDITION a ‘ JS ed : er eCrai en Party, Search- r sngolian Mummies, fs for “New Ruling. 12°— a Btoll of New York City, the Russian Government had ,re- fused the expedition permission to land on territory under jurisdic- tion of the Soviet Government. Accompanied by his wife, he is on the way to False Pass, Alaska, to join the exploring party... He said officials in Moscow fied him before he left New York that the steamer Morrissey, with members of the expedition aboard, would not be allowed to touch at the Soviet port of Kanshatka. Stoll said he had appealed to Moscow for a reversal of the rul- ing. Through the friendly inter- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH disclosed in an interview today tht had noti- | SUNDAY MORN several days ago from Prince Ru- pert, B. C., and present plans are for the party to enter Bering Strait about July | The vessel js equipped for an‘18-month cruise, and Stoll hoped to put in at Kan- shatka for several weeks during the summer. He said a spent in game. through month would be Alaska searching {for The course will then lie the Aleutian Islands in quest of Mongolian mummics, which, he says, are reputed to be older than Egyptian. Second Judgeship for S. Dakota. WASHINGTON, May 12. — The | GRADUATED TAX FOR CORPORATIONS OF SMALL INCOME Democrats, Aided by Two Republicans in Senate, NG, MAY 13, 1923 ST.LOUIS POST-QISPATCH PAGE Y NS RL a = a a on dane gant eR | " SiDnanth: -- scan GinpannaeanaemneadipnaeD Sexcatlip rea Aaa te a ENDERLE DRUG CO. 41st ANNIVERSARY SALE 3 Big Days—Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday~May 14, 15,16 4 STORES— 6th & Chestnut—Broadway & Market—8th & Pine—Grand & Arsenal —4 ‘STORES GIFT FREE sx Our Gift Box is packed to the brim with toilet arti- cles and drugs in generous quantities. FREE with a purchase of $1.00 or more. $1.00 Adlerika (Stomach Tonic) 6 3c PALMOLIVE Shaving Cream SON—ALMOST Rooted Prove GIVEN AWAY NEPEG. Man.. She Stoll-McCracken cx- aes “i gmnnge en wa | Christopherson bill to create a sec- | ew York € MOrrirs a | ond judgeship in the South Da- | posal .) i the Siberian Arctic, Vote in a Scale of Lower | FREE! District Court was| | _ - | kota Federal A valuable gif ME EARLY 7 i AND COLLEGES. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. | passed by the House today and | Rates. | 4 t box to every ' sent to the Senate. : customer making a pur- AT 7:30 A, M. | | =| : h f $1.00 i Till 6:30 P. M. is Beautifal C-eam and Gold, Blue and White Felt | ie. F hee Les EE FR Ss gen e-em ding —oen-| inc i Pie te —" Banner Free CANARY BIRD PIE WASHINGTON, May i2 arnt . $1.00 NUJOL ate Republicans held the tax (Large Size) 6 3c SS | plank of their $200,000,000 , SHAVING $2.45 OUTFIT 98c Razor reduction scheme in the revenue | bill today in obtaining a 12% per This set contains: $1.00 Gillette 75c Aseptic Shaving Lotion 39c Bay Rum Shaving (Cre am U SIC A To All | cont corporation tax but only aft-| - , 4 R qT Students | | Y . } SERVATOR A Tonie Food for Toss of Song. }er Democrats had upset their pro-— Weakness, Astl Hard Breathing We Teach All Instruments and shedding a fcathers, — of | §ram into the Rates for Lessons ‘bill a graduated lower season, and many other diseases of CANARY PIANO—First year, $1 lesson. — 'rates on corporations with small | von ee year, $1.25 Haller’s Nesting 15 | incomes. | Baby Canary Food... Cc | As on previous votes in the tax | lesso dust the Thing for Young Birds the divisions today were SAXOPHONE, Tenor Banjo. | on party lines. The 12% Cornet, Clarinet. Drums ~ Mail orders add ic for postage ‘corporation rate was put into the | °Fe Taleum aplete, $15 and Bells, $1.50 lesson. HA LLER’S Hird ‘bill over the 11% per cent figure | 10c Styptice Penci! is , Banjo and Case Voice, Cello, Flute, $2 !esson Store _ . 817 N. Gth St, % Levis earlier bv voting le scale of Payments 1 all instruments can be “gt Conservatory at low @ payments. n Bow and Case —_8 -FRANKL |) | -contest, per cent | ~ MENTHOL ATUM / ~ Complete, $15 Conservatory Open From 8 A | approved by the House vy a vote | $2.45 Pe? 21) »$1 Per Week | M. Until 10:30 P. M. : lof 40 to 34. The present corpora- | $1. Vas Bayer’s Aspirin Tablets, 100’s. . ‘ ..19e All for 98c $1.00 Coty’s Face Powder, with Perfume... .89¢ FREE 1 Bar Woodbury’s Soap with 3 bars at. . .59c 75c Fitch’s Dandruff Remover Shampoo 8c 50c Rubbing Alcohol, pint. .. .33c, 3 for 90c 50c Milk of Magnesia Pint, 33c; 3 for 90c $1.20 Caldwell’s Syrup of Pepsin Tce Kleenex (Cold Cream Remover Cloths). . ...17¢, 33e 25¢ aia w 474 FEENA- Free/ ite flavers. | Deco has the smacking fang and rich mellew flaver of old imported stock, Il¢ Ss clear and rich tn consint- ency and has no sediment or precip- itation. Costs leas hecnune it goes fare Each 1 per cent reduction in | the corporation tax involves $82,- ‘Stole and if the Democrats had ' been successful today in their |fight for retention of the 11% per i cent rate, they would have virtual- SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ly won their fight to increase the | proposed $200,000,000 reduction | | to $325,000,000. | ‘ Democrats Line Up Solidly. | As it was, $24,000,000 was added | to the $200,000,000 reduction pro- | 'vided by the Republican bill when | Offers Courses for Home Study in the following Subjects OVALTINE 38c, 65c, $1.19, $4.35 $1.00 the Senate accepted the graduated ‘scale of rates on corporationsgwith | incomes of $15,000 and less, Lin- ' |ing up solidly this proposal, | _ advanced by Senator Simmons ' (Dem.), North Carolina, Democrats | received the support of two Re- | HOSPITAL Cae Gein Dekete--and!won by! sparkling, spotless, COTTON ae wed . nesta a—and won Dy | clean white teeth, your ? \# yore ly 49 to 05, | entire mouth complete- Ib. 33c \ Surprised by the first break in ly eleemned. refreshed. TT his ranks, Senator Root of Utah, invigorated in charge of the Republican fight, AUTO-STROP with every purchase 50c Tube......34¢ ie announced he would ask for an- |} RAZOR Wie Adowe MINT, 3 FOR 50c $1.50 ERLIUP ALARM CLOCKS, 89c a GEM RAZOR WITH 2. PACKS GEM BLADES, 69c LIFEBUOY SOAP, 3 BARS, 19c for OLYNOS means other roll call on the graduated | WITH 2 scale of corporation rates, which | was fostered in the House by Rep- PACKS 50c resentative Garner (Dem.), Texas. BLADES, 79¢c The Garner rate schedules which | were restored to the bill provide me O° etme PALM- OLIVE for a tax of 5 per cent on corpora- SOAP, 3 tions ewith incomes of $7990 and. BARS, 19c less; 7 per cent on incomes be- | 50c tween $7000 and $12.000; and § | per,cent on incomes between $12,- | 0090 and $15.000 The regular flat LISTERINE SHAVING CREAM 33c rate would apply on incomes above DENTAL CREAMS that amount. Provision for Pro-Rating. 50c Pebeco 50c Ipana New provisions were added in | the Senate to this tax proposal, however, which would take care of | incomes just above each of the ar- | bitrary limits so as not to make a. 40c Milk of Magnesia Dental Cream 50c Orphos 50c Pyro-Sana 30c Kolynos corporation with an income of | $7001 pay as much as a corgera- | 50c Oxydent 50c Iodent tion with an income of $12,000. 30c Corega THREE FLOWERS FACE POWDER this charming Dainty Powder Sifter, in a lovely satiny-silver finish. Convenient for your hand bag. * he OF ingssaezt 7 pw higsS= ql bee ht Te °* 30 > ~t Magazine Article Writing Manufactured Gas Marketing Mathematics Mechanical Drawing Personnel Administra- tion Philosophy Photoplay Composition Poetry Politics Actuarial Mathematics Chemistry Agriculture Child Psychology Algebra / Children’s Literature | American Goverriment ,. Christianity, History cf American History Classics : American Literature Community Organiza- Applied Grammar tion Composition Dramatic, Elementary English, College, French, Italian, Latin Prose, Lyric Poetry, Public Speech, Spanish Contemporary Novel Cost Accounting Drafting Drama Dramatic Composition, French, Italian English Literature Essay Writing European History Finance Fire Insurance French Geometry German Government Grammar Greek Harmony History American, Christian Church, European Italian Juvenile Story Writing Labor Problems Latin Literature American, Biblical, Classical, Comparatis e, Contemporary, English, French, Greek, Italian, Juvenile, Latin, Spanish PYRO- SANA 33¢ TOILET ARTICLES 50c Hind’s Honey & Al- mond Cream 50c Mavis Rouge 50c Djer-Kiss Rouge..... .36¢ 50c Lady Esther Cream. .39c Boncilla Beauty, Clay... .39c 50c Woodbury’s Cream . .34c 50c Jergen’s Lotion Pond’s Cold or Vanishing Cream 27c, 44c 50c Dimitt’s Magic Touch 33c SHAVING pacy mang .|Gillette Blades .1$1.00 Gillette Razor 50c Williams’ Shaving Cream..34c 50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream . 38¢ ‘125c Palmolive Talcum ‘| Durham-Duplex Blades Ever-Ready Blades. .3 packs, 85c 10c Barber Bar Soap...3 for 19¢ A cleansing dentifrice containing all the essential constituents of Listerine. Pleasant and safe to use. Buoy it now at a saving. Sale Price, Zlc Adjustable, New Way a The Nation’s Laxative 23c and 45c THE SAFE ANTISEPTIC LISTERINE The world’s Largest Selling # Antiseptic; Cool- ing, Refreshing. A Home Neces. sity. Beam 21: 42: i ak rh Art French, ltalian: Spanish Astronomy Banking | Biblical Literature ' Great New Testament | Biology ' Bookkeeping - Botany Boy Scouting Budgets ' Business Administration Business English Drawing and Painting @ Business Law Economics _ Business Mathematics Economic History of . Business Organization the United States Business Statistics English : aren —" . HESE courses have been prepared by our instructors to meet led Furnishing — the special requirements of study at home by individuals or groups. While all basic material essential to the full under- nding of each subject is fully covered, sufficient elasticity is owed to permit adaptation to the individual needs of each student. Everyone who enrolls for a Columbia course is personally instructed by a member of the University teaching staff. |The provision would pro-rate on Such margins as that. | Portuguese, Disposition of the corporation | Physics tax fights left only One other im- | portant change in the bill proposed Psychology by the Republicans to be decided | Psychology in Business upon—downward revision of the | Psychology of Childhood surtax rates applving on interme- | Public Health _diate incomes. Here again the | : Democrats will seek a greater re- Public Speaking RE nphywecy a — duction than proposed by the Re- Religion | | _ publican majority. Romance Languages Secretarial Writing HEAD OF AMERICAN COLLEGE | sos ng IN BEIRUT VISITS ST, LOUIS. Sociology Spanish Dr. Bayard D , odge Will Be Heard Structural Drafting in Several Speeches During | Typewriting, etc., etc. Visit to City rd Dodge, president of me ne ot aan dite y_eeaneetgreneaeaton v eens) i c " . . " ai nih elie IR ARS. sseme.M - i . . wher * a f a eon a ye “ . ‘ ligtede aa rep, sail me an ete iar, Po jalidtiene: l pba pr enenhnatety ce oes aa Ptr ve a: SP ly ‘ sets oe i ph at Pr. “lh it if n University of Beirut, | is in St. Louis for a Visit, representing his and five tne Syria, srief | institution | other collezes in Turkey,, Bulgaria and Greece. He will speak this morning at Pilgrim Congyre- | gattenal Churct at 8°30 atinect | 30c Grove’s Bromo- eens $1.00 Lavoris tomorrow afternoon he will be the $1.00 Ironized Yeast. $1.00 Lysol : . - , , tr guest of the St. Louis Women's | $1.50 Agarol .. N. Rf. Tablets. . “ * ” . ; . P * ; > . Club, 4600 Lindell boulevard. To- $1.00 Rite-Wate Tablets..... Pinkham’'s Vegetable Comp.-. morrow evening, he will be the $1.25 Beef, Iron & Wine, pint, 4 $1.00 oWitts : $1.50 Petrolagar Baptisine . oe) $1.15 Moone’s Emerald Oil. . .85e Paul’s Skim Fase..... } The University will send on request full information about these Ev odhcing Mead + a +m S. 5. S. Blood Specific, .89¢- $1.49 |60e McCoy Cod Liver Ol Tab., 39¢ 4 bme study courses. A coupon is printed below for your convenience. Mudelte-ané Tuesday noon @ itn- sromo-Selirer ......21c, 42c, 79¢ | Mentholatuns 96, S40 cheon will be given i his horor you care to write a letter briefly outlining your educational in- seis Ges i anada: DRUGS SUNDRIES ie ate of Princeton. Ir. Dodge erved 60¢ Veronal Tablets. Cedar Moth HMags......3 for rests our instructors may be able to offer helpful su ggestions. ‘hie ; 7 pe Reirut as : bots 30¢ Hilt’s Cascara Quinine... 50c Ced-O-Matic Bags. .2 for 58e fesso fo fears ane ecame DOC : a Lei, 75c O-¥ d Gauze Mention subjects which are of interest to you, even if they are not fessor for years and becam oc Whee Basel, om saan weak pour hes listed above because additions to the courses offered are made from ‘time to time. tions. It has a notable department | $1.35 Elixir 1. Q. & S., pint “ enc. ‘i $1.69 HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSES of archeology. due io the proximi- icy-Hot Bottle, pt. 4 ‘+ president in 1923. Leaders of the) 20c Bicarbonate Soda. . Various countries east- {5c Ei:psom Salts, pound. . PREE—Wash Cloth with 3 Bars Dona Castile Soap 24e ty of ruins of early civilization. OLUMBIA University Home Study Department has prepared SURVEY OF INDUSTRIAL SITES courses covering the equivalent of four years of High School Pai sce Bessie ~~ enue sits . Se eae aoe OO eS a a : bat Arte als Daa a ARE, SA Pe REG tS SOR ey ae es ih ae oA ON aE 2 we Allie ries: dnt thle RIE son ee nae ne B oy age gia living room you between a three- rstufed suite or @ davenport suite. an end table, oc- table, table lamps, stand, 24x36 tap- ro fancy pillows, mp, two candelabra nd an Axminster Inatantiy relieved with Dr, Scholl's Zine Pads. They remove the cnuse. .19¢, 38e, 75 89c or costs 3 ; A* \ nothing 7 kW viving and germ-combating elements directly to the roots of the hair. Stops falling hair in 70 out of 100 cases. Grows new hair in 90 days—or you pay nothing under written 89 guarantee. 3 for $2.38 Special VAN ESS Liquid Scaln Massae- Quit Getting Up Nights Tuesday nzgton SHOES SLIP AT HEELS? DR. SCHOLL'S NU-GRIP HEEL LINERS SAVE HOSE Stop shoes at heels. Peonaal blisters. Fer wen and women, : pair 2ZOC FEET HURT? Or. Sehell’s Feet | Baim seothes, canis, | discovery Massages re- * } ae Lii¢é UNnIVErsSiLy around, the f finished in walnut ws, bedspread and boudoir basket and 40c Boric Acid, pound. Peroxide Hydrogen. . .9c, 17c, So Much Depends Upon Your Health 230 140c Putnam’s Dry Cleaner... .2%e ern end of the Mediterranean have f Sac Cascarea. S OB... sks one: been trained there for two gene7a- | $1.00 American Oil, pint... Moth Halls, 2 pounds... | 50c Hudson Sprayer Inspection to Be Made on Special Mo, Pac. Train May 22. ‘piece breakfast set rained enamel fin- udy. This complete High School or College Preparatory training “Members of the South St. Louis —<—h. lf you feel weak. run down, nO appe- i fruit dish, mirror. available to those who cannot conveniently undertake class room Business Men’. Association will —Feel Younger , : a cpeiye dceneotn ee ee ke an nspect . viet | iis . , xas on 1@ BLOMACH, we Ces ’ 22g eeepc speatealas seamed fh oS ee ee — Ir liver and stomach are out of order. Start len. if you sleep well and aievial Getting Up Nights, Backache Pains, Bladder Weakness © ctional character. Tc (ystex 48 Hour | ork. We shall be glad to send you our special Bulletin. nealthier » treatment of the wonder nature tonic- laxative’ today and see how quickly you improve. Thousands of St. Louis people have taken “the celebrated nature medi- cine herbal-extract called — HERB IvICE—with wonderful results and are daily recommending this medicine friends We guarantee every wottlie sold. It's especially fine for con- tipation. indigestion and gas on the stomach. A thorough system cleanser ind purifier. per Bottle - - -83c sites in southwest St. | May over tne *outh and Louis and county on 22 from | Groin Missouri ing. of fun this, make ‘he teed oF a million often with Post Dispat COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY, St. Louis University Extension—Home Study Department, New York, N Please send me full information about Columbia University Home Study The Courses. I am interested in the following subject: ~ a specia! train Re ~a #4 - ot - Pacific Railroad 14 ver r j eufferer* amazitiz train will leave Tower Grove Static... at 1 p. m follow a “4 OO”€ now route through te. thes farondeiet and th Transfer and Oak Hill sect! i.) rrr rrr rT Teri rrr errr eee eer | trip Street and Number.. ogee <seusevdogonese- GO GOR. .ccveccsendsaubens cee Oe O68 OSS SOS OSH ESE O65 OSSS SCOP SCHECSSHHSSHSSESSCHOHSOHSHSSCSHSSASEHHASHCHSSCESCHGEDVE - PPR CO OO | . me eCie cOnerrOns crug stores o | stressing [ren-ciad Guara’ ’ 7 Dor . g)° e 4 " Tre ( yatex a’ is for the purpose of industria! importance Louis and to point out the number eur risk on our lof industria! sites stil! available. | Msoney-Reee ya na | Charles W. Spiess. former — presi-. , 57e | dent of the association, is chairman |; ‘of the tour committee. ‘ Sh the peeeeeeaeeaeeee &| CSCS SSSESSESETESES ESET EHEEHSEHHEH ETHER E HEEB BES h and CASS arilee. Try € wo tod@ay.

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a ihe SB a li Tice ne RS Sig aaa Bede gs 2a Bene | | a 4 Beer ma. a | LOOK Weaw [00 aut upd American Heim |) te ? a iy mI Yeur tongue ts the best barometer ol foo) ieee yoar physical condilion. Look at it every —- ie ae morning before breakfast. If itis coated a meee with white, yellow or brown coloring, wine jig and does not have aclean red appearance $l ree 4 you are constipated and not well. ee cM en “eed Its Warni Pil Shee 4 Constipation causes more ailmonts than Jystitut ‘ : Shame | all other diseases, and is the result of AC? tee not having a daily bowel movement 3 ef P| Sick-headache, indigestion, biliousness (id Bane ta and sallow complexion follow. Ask your Po Bee (a t for a 25c red paper package of COU ee ER’S LITTLE LIVER PILLS tel oul ee “Safe Laxative”. Take a dose omer fod Gee and continue one pill after each mea ‘held ae aut Don’t stop—until your tongue is clean. 1 ees ante be sarpeioed at te one ese. (iid eo | this doctor's formula w! Pp you. | Pe Pn ae , infor ;O Tote | L. eel Mr.Smith | «. Ai ‘ Which Mr. Smith’ eek i We are not sure-—and if me P| we really don’t particu- ar larly care, butheisone | .° La of those who have not es Aa yet made the persona) bie acquaintance of GLEN BRE ADDIE WOOLENS. Bet It looks as if Smith | ‘oa would be a pretty well- |) ¥°°" ea known name this year || ae and prevalent on the Ba first pages of news- are: Ste papers, so we are Ret | anxious to stand well boas bie with the whole family. fee: And nothing could in ii eet make us so strong witl. Bienen: ae them as to have them potent 5 ime aes . . ré f tig mt suited in GLEN AD. i tie i ‘ i DIES. Rie oie ae ae 30 patterns to choose bd Bab a from — all-weather | | ue i ce “a em for (i eee e pring and wear ‘em roid ; nae with comfort right st Wd Tae through the year. Col- ) a ie orings from snappy to ! Pb | sedate—and honest mons iat Scotch wool and weav. 4 ing in every one $60 ti. —fine value for thrifty Bs buyers. (Others $50 to $70). aa" an. See Ee ie ple | ° vo ~ ne = f . we MPLA it a ae Ps SENS 3 SoG NOE te a on aioe = z oon e were ee wt Tailoring aed 807-9 North 6¢ St. ER, ‘a ot St | i ee’ s ae hy § ed Co. » » x * 4 2 ata teen ipegabes op L,0u! ng annual cons ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ii” MUNDAY MORNING, BAY 23 1908... DANGER opeuitigis 10. MEET INST. LOUIS THIS WEEK Will Sixty-first Convention al Hotel Chase. Institute e nation’s 10081 tinguished architects will be in s this week for the sisty-1I1 ention of the | 4 . > | of Architects, the rot ional organizatior Al professional organiza 200 delegates are over the country, other members. The gathering, to be wili last from and nm neld at Ho Chase, day until] Friday. * The board of 4! started rectors executive sessions at the hotel yesterday, wn will continue until Tuesday. Late Wednesday after will be taken more 1n noon tire visitors mobile drive of the ling parts of the city, ehitectural viewpoint, as St. a fear arte? Louis chapter of whieh informal dinner at Pendleton, will be an there Baylor president of the includes B. heads Conventior — . ‘Win? wnicn chanter., (committee, Louis La Beaume. William ;} James P. Jamieson. To Discuss Other Crafts. | A general theme of this convycun- wili be collaboration in of design—what might be icalled, it is announced, “‘mobilizu- ‘tion of the forces which make fuo- | better architecture.” The relation- ‘ship to architects of artistic crafts i} men, such as stained glass workers, ornamental iron like, will be dis carvers, jsmiths and the i cussed. | Among who will Milton B. Medary of ‘delphia, president of the institte. member of the firm which design:d notable new art museums ‘Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, and Detroit; William Emerson, 'fessor of architecture at Institute. of Technology: | H. Edgell, ar- | chitecture at Harvard University; | | Warren P. Laird, professor of ar- at of | Pennsylvania: Alfred of | |; Chicago, designer of ; & Northwestern Station Charles D. McGinnis noted church designer: of New York. commercial] structures. George C. Nii of Chicago, architect _Sears-Roebuck, including the new stores being erected here: Richard E. Schmidt of Chicago, ho pital ar chitect, and Abram Garfield th ose in nro. | aT Niassachni- ! professor of | chitecture the University (ranger he Chicago there: | of Boston, | Robert D. | specialist such as partment stores: nf +? :, . : % Cieve and, “a son of President (,?r.- field Three Candidates in Wield. Three candidates for idency of the > f er the pres- institute, subject to | the delegates, have heen They are: Garfield. errick Hammond Chicago William L. Steele of Omaha. | +4 = , 110oOn Dr mentioned. of addresses and reports Continued on Next Page. f Ax ee Bho sands, , ATR renee Fa Sart a BR se sh R SS deinen RA ae = a ry a ‘ wae SS is ; fh $ - . The 33 M, f j af ait ’ i Ge ies 3 ; ea - : eee og : : i: Y ; # : ‘ a ieee aa eh atie Legit, sinew sah LOSI AEE TR S PO ELE TERIOR gOS NES EMOS EE Le IE BEN ok IA” Sl NR SIT OEE A PRE Nt Ee OL SR ee Bp PRES EE PP ee ; ee we ne ee io Nas Sala aa Ne All Sizes! bas py Mes + ee Sb daneisbemens Pays? > thet, ee eee eget 0d: 2 ie ‘ . ent ws y ~2F . aod! All Joe »* «, 7 0 ies: ewer LDS AR ae PARR Pb bibl ate Styles! ie te Always ie in ath Bie Brirh a tae | ei ie 4 Hi es Lj his : —” > ] “tf aie se this convenient plan of buying Tires badeeer There are no extra charges, no interest! Biee fig : size... your type . ? ‘ s 5 a . a 2 fx e ik: She eiyehe ; a d ’ 45s wt alin tt pa lth a GOOD FYEAR On Easy Tei'ms at Union St. Louis’ dependable store! t costs no more . is here, ready for immediate delivery! Just make a reasonable deposit and ar range your terms, weekly or monthly as you prefe: Visit Our Tire Department Monday— in the Bargain Basement HOUSE FURNISHING COMBANY 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street ra % “2 > . Ke Service! || wreaen from the a fe attend Phila- | Americin > expected from u& i umeruus Wednes- ‘ ; ap 4 isi leagins business the ; for an au:o- | terest- guests of , the insti- Hotel Coronado. | Ittner and! eT ees ee estrics and ve iré $2 Monthly “ST'LOUIS POST-DISPATCH z= “4 ; . Large Chifforgh Large. roomr, of 946 Hose Ree! “wy Wardrobe Trunk a “4 ‘ $V ; | _ = 9 | ‘ 4 wrfeuuets a a hart wom $ * 5 ci@re " $ 00 ' sit | Sam | ( » ] ) : : ee.” on 0-aus i a $2 Monthly © Bareain Fesement 50-Ft. Molded Garden Hose rs i ae $ 498 Portable Phonographs Dressing Table Simmons steel in pretty $247° $2 Monthly erame! , Sie vr, . ‘ ,_-ts >» . ‘ re re ee.* «6 of * © 2 e6°%,° ° s . 2 Wie Vw. we FOUSE TLENISEING COME ANY ‘28.20 Clive 5t. ._* * * + Wwe t = +? Fi » a =e eerste ret . { 190.**?. , | oe —-_ - * = rea ws [Tes = ia kee iar ws « * Sete a 2 a3; Six months of extensive pre ba “ a | of marvelous Furniture values ef suites and pieces underpriced nt ea take advantage of these savings ay a Co ae - union, St. Louis’ dependable store, yerlised are but a few of the hea the your selections now, by all me r purchases for future delivery 4 UNTIL 9 O’CLO( aa ieiataeh ‘ge « = z, 4 a ee cs Ee a a. My os i t ee Sai eS Bat. Se, White Porcelain Gas.R %; it x). =. Coxwell Chair $2475 Pe | , aii r with Geep spf * : ; Usnior Ter Se get ge nn ° LS ‘ _* PV > | } GUaAhtU ’ aior ined food Deautitul Suites in -—r- + . > 7 . lust T hese azrvithy ae oe reversibie cCusmons alTTiveu | $275 3-Piece Mohair Bed - Davenport low price. ! > * , ’ ‘ ; aot ene + i on ; oe DRS ¢ Sp + - * a) l l . } sry $ (> | t 1 yC dai p ut tapestry. Beautifully Made Wil the popular serpentine. fi nts and Tilicc wlated 9 for 1 4 1. i a a ] ~ « 1.1 .* ] > - - ‘ ! 4 } ! } ne hair and moss. Kichlv carved trames on ea nie Win lair, ciub A P 4 Se 5 ae Sa A8e m= ] ! ma Vidi \ “TEP Ti . } = ()] ae | » mito a TU s] fa Deg ct / ¢ ! Only $10 Monthly Reeular $45 Value! 3 = oT. : sa ¥ * » We pe » ! ’ . " ¢] eke , wes Cais aed Ee * - . ; a i rf t 1 witt i Gibson Oak Refrige Re frig jece porceiaim cia Heavily ice spe- a 4 * x . 4 a2 wt? UP Wiebe 2 + ; BO” ae “vey, she Ve ee ¢ Z yi, Me, esos gi mi / 4a + ae ; ; eS . , - ’ - A > : * ’ a 4 “7 wos Noe “y A . - = Fi psas a ae : es i Se ae : 4 ty a ~ 2 : ; BS . 7 ares 4 ; ‘ 7 - : ’ , , Ps Wilh ‘ ’ . - ,, chair y ct economy. y feameecial purchase 7 Wie " ‘ ' | ¥ = -P ng ; t iC a 3 ‘ Ri a mm irigerators gg i ; * $3 Monthly Re: at this ‘ ‘ ©. 0m tetesecelete “oO - * 7 e ; tte * rs > ; 44 Day-Bed $1 395 met sateieaeaetiier a oa oa wn With ecretonne cover Se NU : So = aa . $7.50 Link; An excellent quality link spring on heavy frame. Reslient comfortabie. N Oe 4 > nf soe oe SES ae we ~ - * oe * . a x » in . 2 , 5 $i Meantilys Nain Sali ¥ —— - t ; sh: $65 Porcclain Gas Range “ge Lulted $1 $1 Monthly $18 Felt Mattress rt. ’ Ve t lawer- ie Mattress of fine qual- with fancy tick cover ound Oak High $4°750 white * aa * e . . $235 2-Piece Mohair Living-Room Suite Beautifully designed and splendidly constructed from. the firicst materials. Dav- ‘ , 4 Range with narrow edge- $ 1 65 ing in black. Full- size with large fine porcelain Chair | $1 02 enport and comfortable club chair with richly carved frames, upholstered In ? taupe black welt seams. le hions on each ‘ , ) nen mohair with | Revers:I i€ S$pring wel piece. A marvelous special value in this sale at Only $10 Monthly c oven and MOR. SLUTG ‘bu:le Chair of india an € nt ee ame ae Se Bedroom Rockers “~ ? « ae Your \ ' Le VV ? m Rigeo est gps , eee’ | $150 8- Piece Walnut Dining-Room Suite A very preity Suite, newly arrived for this special selling! Ex ctly as pictured A -Leoutiful ndsot . te se 4 to ct chair or we etcle chaiee pe lia i a ions Bed with eleven fillers ar Extension table, buffet, host chain and tive s de chairs in richly grained, genuine soite‘teuk ie teed tndde ae “ ss ‘ ; j . . } , es ’ , walnut veneers over choice cabinet woods. China Cabinct extra at $29.73 1 in walnut. With cotton Mat- tress and link Spring Only $8 Monthly $2 Monthly $398 HOUSE FA 1120-22-28 Dresser Beautal ul Dressers ir "nae ' Sarge Ps hardwoods, mahogany | ¢. hed. With large mirror. Drawers Maple Porch Rocker { Chest of ww ; NS * \e* ~ C : Ironing Board peeing ora st a ¥ f | ; - ? “$4950 | $?' Month'y “iber Rocke: ly st Porcelain Table YD » whic J . ¢.! St Cas" Ecranin Peeement - ING COMPANY KOLIVE STREET varnih, Special... cee se Porch Swing Well made of strong hard’ “3 veoods, with chains for hange @ . - Vinished in $198 naturc] wood ry . od Bargain Basement ol "a

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SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 13 sittin a _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CM PAGE — = UNITED PRESBYTERIANS == Aas . Large Chifforobe 4 ee Amplion Radio Spcal:er : , 7 po Sees. e P.. : 70 MEET MAY 23 10 30 Again On Marke? Large, roomy, : ier _ == = , SIS National General Assembly to Be MAGUIRE’ “ere sinieh! i, : \ ) | = 3 : ' Held in St. Louis for First Ss Time in 40 Years. The seventicth v.iational Genery! AN Assembly of the United Presty- P ‘ : , terian Church of North Americn ame Poermula—Same Price. : | | will be held in St. Louis May °%3 Dysentery, Diarrhora, Colle. Crorne 34 y 7 : —_—- ’ of. ‘ : 2% . . ’ - 5-} i. Sten- f * , oe. ne to 30, with a pre-assembly evan- Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Fiax. ladder i ee eee Sete {3 : | gelistic conference May 22 and £3 Summer Complaint, ete, 4 o0Gs with sat back a ent igs . ; ‘ “ : h finisl = oie | Meetings will be held at the Fir t nae NEW ‘ ithe ’ = ~Brecs " Lnited Presbyterian Church, Wash. SOT ee , -nameied | ail “au Mesheeel pos neannegsasssessesen, Ar pores ae is ve ington boulevard Legal Loans Barazain Bacement ‘cai x ot ,} avenue, and at Xenia 3eminary Don't worry about money Pull-Up | 6854 Washington boulevard. matters We will lend ay bedy Ch : | It is the first time in 40 years air ‘that this church has held an 13-, money witheut sipnera or | $ 95 ‘sembly in St, Louis. The sermon +) rey E g Pig 16° at the opening session will be ‘}:- dors rs on their furniture i livered by the Rev. Dr. Robert | silary. No worthy person re PCUSE TURNESEING COMPANY iracefuliv shape th : M. Kerr, vice president of Xentz , Vs jused Phone tis, GArf e) hardwood frame. finished 0340, give Us your same ant 1120-22-24-26-25-30 Olive St. n walnut. Choice cover- | Seminary, who will be acting mod. | omae in hea pie | _erator at’ the opening sessions in! FARE LOAN CO.. 9°4 . bs Scents the absence of Dr. M. G., Kyle. | ee ee oe _moderator, who is in Palestine at | TTT TT TTTiTTiTiiyirirriti ts the head of an archaelogical party. | : Jacob M. Lashly, president cf } ‘the St. Louis Bar Association, 5.1 general chairman of the St. Leus ee ee eee oe : - nites gage a sec aees! : } committee in charge of prepara- | 33° menos : : ; tions for the assembly. The Rey. | th | Dr. John M. V | Se eT cree at Ci ea eM hae i -— — « « = ~ Agayge* os sy cee ns ho ae _ a 1 oe es : ny pe supra TTTTITITILCIIITIT ee? Ld i ettttese ee Fes Cf ¢*>s ee * Pe Vander Muelen, pres. ident of the Louisville Presbyterian | Seminary, and the Rev. Dr. A. Tf. | , Robertson, professor of new testa- | men. interpretation in the South- ern Baptist Theological Seminary, Will speak at the Evangelistic Con- i ference. The Rev. Dr. Jesse M. | | 4 Jitfy Gas Range _ Bade, of St. Louis, secretary of | exicnsive prepai ‘ation | }e o. St. Lo: 7s ’ dependable stoi re, Sstx jloors Me Seer ae BOR SION 50°00: Sk we : se acl hit : ™ 76 : Missionaty - dats. wl: Same a ‘ ; Vane ’ : so é ee Or ae es ee ey oie f : | : : : : “ . a whit € pore ce} aim era gs i issionafy Society, will lead a | ‘urniture values. . Thed yerlised ave but a few of the hundreds of ee ye a ee | and ll 18 am ee ee ; RE RRR Neat SB aes . Special ....... rarenes. es underpriced i in this on ke your selections now, by all means, and sion te of these savings... cm Bes for future delivery if desired. fiw it IS ee ea _— ee 88 CONCLUDING CONFERENCES ON ' TNO) oes) —CCOrP FS i DD Rocker |]! RESERVE MILITARY OFFICERS. E OPEN MONI T UNTIL co O CLOCK Beit Jt 3 J pee i § i } + 4 : | : : } 4 of io 4 = : ' | | { ed xv | Headquarters Tomorrow to Be at St. Louis U. Medical 4 s. " : Soe. aa es ne = nll . large Arm Rock- : School. : = = | = ae —xeente = a ‘ : iiss Ss 41, i i oe Mf a ome ae . a a. cas | pate iam Lb’ d lor porch or The seventh and concluding con- | a ae a) ad iy q 7 : wn. With cane ference on military affairs for es FR l G R 7. = : a wil l/l \ ote gr = OA ee we ae | oY BASEMENT powrve 8 lesrs In St. Louis and vi- | oa 1 Gea BS) / || | ge ek ES is ey |cinity wil be held tomorrow, with’ vee bitin os at St. Louis Univer- 3 ogee —— : a SS | ee eae Me an Re oR ey pug " Oe sity Medical School, 1402 South | Res rok b Reaular a —" “2% Oe ae a ee - ie: . *: ree 4 ~ aie “i | "ST — oa q ¢ ii i . G e Sure aa ‘ : Thi nk of it! 4 dollar eet of high- $ 75 Val - j a Ra $y: ; “3 pea ae So =. be flee *Sige a : Tr | srand boulevard. There also will / a Val ue! : Srecgarety ee tite ss 4a Mi: 1g: : ) age og ; és Se i “ oe ; ‘\ | be meetings at the 138th Infantry | price of | 7 mith) lees ree J pea Be ie eas | ) | Armory and at the American An- | at new illustrated catal nex Hotel. hands at once to secu ‘ tar sg sate 5 Sere | 3 | See | Si . ee iid ss ato thie week. Every set offered is @ real $ t 50 — a Rg Ree oes E See : : see ; one aoe . ies * he subjects under discussion |] phargain at the regular price of $1. Ai a Bite oka BR |, - Tee Bereeeeeceess eerie eS ! : sit = _ will be the Mesopotomia Campaign, Two of these fine seis at $2 are more [in motion picture, and the Palen: || Smt Ser Sie Gey ota tine Campaign, illustrated by maps you will want to plant this Spring and and slides. Col. O. W. Bell of the || 22 | United States Army will conduct|i © Colossal Cactus Dahlias $1.00 A beeutiful | dandy Refrig- | Bf ee gen, es | 7 eee 1 : aE 5225 4. P} Fy \WV ] t Be d S t # tl peepee © Gheles Mebane white _ a with I; t Be eee Besse: Si & 2 io Ine al nu c root} ul C | Walnut Officers who wish to attend the | 3 pee Fl 5.58 with attra ve piece porce.ain’ tie pat a» thd : 7 China meetings are asked to communicate | Deliies « :.. veer . : ’ sesfege Secs spe2s: ha ae te : -. ; pe. _ - r 3 -‘\an RS ee See & Cc > ~s nit cit deadan | 21} sec construction. . . CONnSIiStl! : L eas . ene. Ming mn gra ood yam 3333" Ss; ; ; ae wiusse OT * UiSILTC Gesi1gid ahh. TAUlluce AASET LAR LORIE. . ' | with Capt. R. A. Byers, Chie ° . . ¥¢ : d Z ly n323 eissse: a4 : ey veend be d. dresse rT, Cali ror ye and triple: ‘MUTEOL Vailit). ee . abinet . taff of the 102d Division. with of- surfaces. Doom ted for ice BME tis NE es Tg wa. 5 ids fine cabinet wo tchily blended and nic Fe St eee _fices in the Old Customs House of 333 7 Gorgeous Cannas ... r . . “— walnut veneers over f1n OU: Soe 10 Beautiful Garden Iris. are comeealed. qigconomy. A spe } this city. 3 Wonderful Japanese Iris “sso? sa jf —s — ’ oe app >? } = srice! tnis 75 ae burner top, , —- purc hace Pizes $33: a h See: ¥ A marvelous Valuc at til price. $ 1 Q ree der nes hrotler and handilbn: gs these Re- Psa: | BF + ek Only S& Monthiy they last. : ARCHITECTS TO MEET 7 ee Cae Ll wires Bike re 5 — = — 3 srs F , 2M ‘thi , ate 5, cry | ciel s at thi Sigt@erstitigccig ae a8 basttet ae — a $ onthly : IN ST. LOUIS THIS WEEK ‘| 15 Variegated Gladioli .. 1.00 specially pr price. as eee a eee Be cd § : | ; See St 9 BI ia — _—— Continued From Preceding Page. Ist Set, $1 -00, 2d Set Free ' hee segieststs ast: 53: ; : | ey, a i tinictsiptinns SOE ROT se Remember, with every er at . ; ° “ae ; oe , 4 | ' : . . ante s ’ nose A efton art abes- $5 Me " , ic Monthly . ‘eae i” : et) } avre on “th e progr: am. There will ately FREE. «ivi ng oann ‘oe $1 bulb ee - ve : ‘ be a formal gathering Friday night en poe City Art Museum, when the $5.06. You can't, book (institute's medals for crafteman- even equal tt, so why not send in your order NOW. ship and fine arts will be award- ; ed, fellowships will be announced | Growers Sales Co. ;and results of the election made ' | Known. This will ¢ MAIN 32, CLINTON, N. we be followed by. pe Pack and a reception to the architects by a ingurenen. Mee: the Board of Control of the mu- “um, in the museum galleries. ee Bed * * ° eS — ss ewe ~ See ew ees ee ee ee — White Crib Lite 389° | At Union’s 3 Exchange Stores $7.50 Link Spri $18 F elt Mattress c] sf fide jo : iter ' An excelient. quality stec! bet | ve pound ne . — a | ‘ pe 1 4 DA 4 link spring con heavy sagices ¢ Mattress of fine qual- 75 aw ees ; ‘ hes ~ lent and very with fancy tick cover “2 : Bose $i Monthly | ‘ $1 Monthly $95 Leonard Porcelain : : | “ee aN | ‘ aor % $138 Beautiful 4 “Piece Bedroom Suite NE SALE ae a i aed of richly grained cabinet woods ai gt AQ fin sis) | * “il towith on van ae Sines decorations on e ich pier ‘The Suite - *QQ o | Open Monday Night Till 4 O’clock we gue ery had Bae) CAN, | = x oe neice ete 0 ~ ed str wee er v é F 4 rad * rib. - min necpate eh tA. 4) hy Pa = ee. the «. PA. % — a Sr" - nays = a owe pe. yaa Vinge» “ Pe agen iy th . 6 ws paints” 9. 6 - , ‘ a " ns Py « iat Saanas hs : Recta op Nal a a We a ~ alate: ee Oe ' eee eed 5 aoe, ee eG ts a ' abs vy AAR he LIL ALE CORI GN io NGPA ie le oe RRR A ne ce ARE AE te eta oe ek Rigg Os ie Rte Ai 7 - whet _ re it atari POA ad i apy ein oh pea _ Ske le en ee ed ee pee ee bs ge RTT fet ae Cad 7 7 - Vanity ' P - P ee ae " SLE NS ges sei pea All-white porcelain inside sists af hoy end bed, dresser vith trip! wers and out with 1) 3-1nc. velous value in this sale at the very low Dial ine Carriage genuine corkboard insu: Oalv | ne Tera . rr. ah: (Pada andthe ee ent os Os. Aetna es Aarne A OE Ne Oe mite ROE Ym aya li Aad ? TF ORR I Sigtlesne mb neoses 190 +e Folding Steel Bed and Pad 450 Rayon Spreads $4]! 62750 This Ligniweg : L fok Is COMDIE eR eee erp ee | LIVING ROOM | | BEDROOM 3-Piece Davenette 3-Piece Bedroom Suites ........-.§19.75 Sultes 2 and 3 Piece Living- 3-Piece Bedroom Room Suites .. .$19.75 Suites ....1.. Odd Davenettes, in good 4-Piece Bedroom | rolicd cut om er pill | 12 . ee. = | condition ....... $5.00 Suites ......... $78.50 in ied of ke! i | 2 1 KJ i. ———— See = , BANS ee 3 i 3-Plece CanesBack Liv- . pipe vn Bodroom ia —e , | | - * b. iN... : ._ i 7 : =, he ing-Room Suite, $27.50 $1 Wihage $1 Weekly | Ses .§ “SR eee | naam | ae -e- | ‘ | | _ Kitchen Cabinet 3-Piece Bed-Davenport’ Odd Wood Full-Size a ~ el ee = am a | 3 , oe Suites ..-. $69.75 Beds . $7.50 - § 450 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Metal Beds in many ? Suites _........ . $59.00 ge $2.00 ee ew ee ee Aare an bide 4 : +N > = Si Re AA Bonn le RENNIN. Bu pte Nt 8 i neeere Ras me 6 en PEs Be puget fest y 2-Pieco Mohair Living- Odd Dressors, specially $2 Months | Room Suite ... $35.00 priced ......... $12.76 | ) " 7 = i : ee y Ss a , : ‘ - Simmons Steel S | ‘ e s ile >> Fioor Lamps, in many odd Chifforobes sacri- Bed Outfit | ees ~ i apes Me ee >) Sa styles +. - 96.96 ficed at $16.75 - ——. ~ee) | Parior Suites Dav-Beds; many pretty $ 75 | ne . wae sacrificed ....... $5.75 Stelee +. cess oe _ 29 1 | ODD 8-PIECE GAS mie ie 4 nw te. ~ sy . =? ' a PSidd sf i bic P BUI j ETS IN RANGES 4 X¥ CQ) i : i &: ' 4 ‘ ‘ ’ , 4 , ‘ " P Pate : —_ t ? . . “ese . Z iz eh . % — of \ : . ; ; | 9 ; . : \ ‘ , a ' on - 5 vi ce ‘ . ; ‘4 ¢ ; ~ , : ’ q ‘ , ’ a ‘a ” ee rer : ‘hy tes! v's ” ‘ iS ¢ i 7 ati ares ee ee ee ee ee me Les Pond opine Oe aatie . . p i —_— ” NL gee re 60 Seller ether itt site aly ete gots > Metthews> slépengs GR A j wood Varn h. Special... Bargain Basement Steamer Chair i syne Chairs TUL ‘ ae ie . as - — ; ; s* era? ? ; is . : = os $00 aos ee ss. 6 me phys 1118 Olive :: Tth and Market :: 206 N. 12th St j ; i : , —— | ita . Sesame nt no.

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litical rivalries, growing in inten- sane eee Hawaii, 2; Philippines, 2. sity as the June national conven- § fioover’s claim to the foliow- tions draw near, are bringing to | ing 184 delegates is disputed by the surface in rapidly multiplying ; opponents: Arizona, 4; Arken- numbers conflicting and confusing | sas, 4; Colorado, 7; Delaware, | 4: Florida, 10; Georgia, 19: claimis however, insist they will have the |) Co “ti Wend inte we _~votes in convention to block his “eae a riggers antlize ata ag nomination. | ad ae a as AY - As for Smith, in one way he nas | snagged ju Nea PES “ts mecpetind a harder rew to hoe, but his sup- | Argyed at eee Ss : eurasss, porters claim a big advantage in | 4; ee BS New Mexico, 5. |} North .Carolina, $: Ohio, 20! : sin, 6. LOW DEN—252, of whom 65 *“* that his opposition appears to be | é vs | scattered. -The two-thirds nomina- | Oklahoma, 18; Soath Carolina ae! ing rule to “which the Democrats || 4: Alaska. -. ee a adhere makes it necessary for the || CURTIS—46, of whom 22 are 4 : winner at Houston to capture 2t | im dispute. : et least 734 of the 1100 delegates. Kansas, 25; Oklahoma, 29: 4 3 may At Kansas City, only a bare ma- Rhode Island, 1; Alaska, 2. + ve jority, 545 votes, is necded to nom- | Curtis’ claim to the follow- ee P : inate. | ing delegates is disputed by op- : Le a Opposition Building Up. ' ponents: Oklahoma, 2°; Alas- pie te a With the. opposition to the New || ka. 2. 545 York Governor concentratinz oe: | NORRIS—33, of whom [é€ che an effort to build up a block of | are in dispute. : 8. votes large enough to head off his || Nebraska, 16; Wisconsin, 1’ | ee nomination, Republicans lined up = The 16 Nebraska votes 1: against Hoover are overlooking no | claimed also for Lowden an! opportunities to do damage te lis four of them for Hoover. cause. | BORAH—11. An increasing number of Repub- | Idaho, 11. lican delegates particularly in. The following 158 Republie- Southern states is being selected to | an delegates alreadv ‘seleciec contest the right of Hoover sup- | porters to sit in the Kansas City |! convention, and it is a certainty | are not claimed at present any of the candidates: Connec- 10 | Hoover Claims Within 99, Smith "SMITH WOULD HAND HOOVER Within 181 of Needed ayorty |GNORE OR TREAT two-thirds majority, 734, is required to nomixate. The total after each candidate’s name in the following table rep- Needed 734: Commerce resents delegates already selected who are instructed, pledged or ’ Sd claimed for him. and not the number conceded to him by opponents. be : F . | the same delegates, and the total of their claims in some instances i tion to Prohibition. als to Park. | | — HOOVER—446, of whom 154 Arizona, 4: Arkansas, 6; Ca'i- ifornia. 29: Colorado, 14; Dela- i ad 4 ~ os tte ree ’ Le ap ee A eo a ee nee ‘ ss Ke ~-emtee pene es exceeds the size of the entire delegation. a ticut, 17; Delaware, 5; Llinots, | By Leased Wire From the New York Wuiiicinns wan = weet “hes | 6; Massachusetts, 2; Missourt, | Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. S Louis work horses particularly 4- New York, 43; Pennsylvania, | NEW YORK, May 12.—Gov. for dappled grays aad of all dap- 79; District of Columbia, 2. || Smith, if nominated for the presi-| pled grays, for Hepp. Gene The foregoing table does not | dency, will not make prohibition! Tegav. _ include the 32 Indiana dele- || one of the more articulate issues! ‘The occasion was the annuiti gates who will be instructed for || of the impending campaign, it was | Watson and the 19 delegates clearly indicated today by one of } ctv ee from Maryland, who will he | his closest friends and See tee All the favecrites of instructed for Hoover as a r®- On the contrary. it was said. he sult of the preferential primary || will tend to ignore the question. if results in those States. They | possible, an@ what comment he have not yet been selected. Cor- || may make on it, if any, will be flicting claims in Florida, {| more in the nature of casual jest- “0 “ ae ; av ; ‘"; won the silver cup for the finest Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi || ing than an impassioned analysis ’antr of all and South Carolina revolve |} of its values. spa = * | Ss e b ev {r Gran largely around contesting dele- || This phase of the Democratic West Pine boulevard from Grand lly 2 Bia: od ggoiee 8s ogg siblv , | boulevard to Spring avenue was gates. | evita inno hen : ly follows 'crowded with horses, riders, ; noe ae ra - , - ba i f Democrats: |; along anticipated lines, ls expected | 4, and admirers at 2 p. mM. (ito find emulation among the Re- SMITH— 553 }3, of whom 79! | publican candidates. For that mat- are in dispute. ' ter, Herbert Hoover, outstandin Arizona, 6; California, 26; || Republican candidate for the pres- Connecticut, 14; Delaware, 6; |! dential nomination, is expected to | Idaho, &; Illinois, 57; lowa, 26; | make no appeal for the “nobie ex- Louisiana, 20; Maine, 12; Mas- | periment,’’ according to his friends. | sachusetts, 36; Michigan, 30; | More than merely a desire to es- Minnesota, 24; Nevada, 6; New | cape self-identification with this. Hampshire, 8; New York, 90; issue. it was explained, this atti- North Dakota, 10; Ohio, 1; Ok- ||/tude toward the prohibition ques- lahoma, 20; Pennsylvania, 69%; |,tion is born of political wisdom, | Rhode Island, 19: Utah, 8; |!according te this Democratic au- Washington, 14; Wisconsin, 26; |/thority. there has been too much Alaska, 6; Hawaii, 6; Philip- ||synthetic emotionalism over the pipes, 6; Porto Rico, 6; Vir- |; matter. It is now believed that, | gin Islands, 2. ',in the interest of. public opinion. kinds of wagons. Smith’s claim to the following ||!t would be politically wiser to let 79%. delegates is disputed by || the whole question alone for the opponents: Illinois, 11; Louisi- | moment. ana, 29; Oklahoma, 20; Penn- |, Senator Pittman’s Letter. sylvania, 19%: Utah, 3: Porto | As an example of the changing Rico, 6 i tacts yublie attitude ward rohihit | LAS. pupiie attitude toward pronrbition, | that the Republican Nationa! | Committee, when it comes to sift- | **CONrESSION’’ OF MURDERS ing these claims, will have as much ; r. work on its ‘hands as it did in 1926 UUUBItU Bi AUIHUniiCS just before the Chicago conven-— Sanity of J. vw. teull, Whe tot ol tion. The Lowden forces, in par- Poisvning Girl and Louth, ticular, are challenging Hoover's | tu Be Tested. efforts at every turn, and there is) Uy ibe Assuciaue prose. increasing evidence of activity in LUS ANGELES, Cal, May 12.— behalf of the former Illinois Gov- The coniessions ef James William ernor on all politica! battle fronts. tiutf that he murdered a girl in G. O. P. Meets in Four Weeks. ,dindiana and a youth bere, were The Republican convention wil! discounted Dy tiuvestigating Olli- get under way four weeks from § cials late today as delusions result- a Bi a Tuesday. The Democrats will as- | img trom shei! shock and tive ca semble at Houston two weeks, Weunds suffered in tne Werid War. later. ; Hutt's confessions were denied Of the 870 Republican delegates | '™ detail this afternoon by his wite, actually selected to date Hoover's’ Who said Huift was insane, and managers lay claim to 446, of | Sheriff's deputies said that Huft whom 184 are in dispute. A total | gmade a contession a month ago of 262 is claimed for Lowden. ! Which differed materially from his with 68 disputed. | datest. In the Democratic camp, the’) Friday night Huff, who is 27 claims in behalf of Smith to date years old, serving a short term fer total 553%. slightly more than petty larceny, told the county jail- half the delegate convention | er he had fatally poisoned li-year- whom 8&1 are in dispute. _tatter crime, Huff declared, was a ro goo | committed with B é 3 wife Frisco 96,000,000 Issue Approved. | {ODN CS Wit) the aid-ot his wife, WASHINGTON, May 12.—The | $2500 insurance on Carroll's lite Interstate Commerce Commission Which later was tound to have today authorized the St. Louis-Sin , “#psed. Francisco Railroad to issue 36.000.) (‘iutt will be piaced under eob- 000 of equipment trust certificates 2 YaUun te deternfine his sanity. to be used in The purchase ef rol-/ WASHINGTON U, TUITION TO stock. | Be $350, 2 Others Affected $250. fc : 3 , 4 panied aa uae Seand | asuate Studies, is to be raised $26) : recent, sayy Abo a Eta @ year, upon the beginning of the i ern. | Rew scholastic term next Septem- EF enh on | ber. The new rate in the medical | im oo School will be $350 a year and in, ‘the others affected $250 a year. By the Ama iated Press. RANSAS CITY, Mo.. May 12.— | Gift of $500,000 by Ellis Phillius, | public utilities magnate of Lorg | Island, toward completion of the | Broadway Tabernacle of the Metn- | odist Episcopal Church in New York City was announced here lyt: today by Arthur J. Baldwin. r&°!. read attorney of Newark. N. J one Of the officers ef the Taber. _ taele Corporation The monev was Siven by Phiit) pe ,on condition that the directors o* the tabernacie raise $2590.00 Oy ) July 1, and that $750,000 additiona; | Be raleed by Dec. 1. The taberra- | @le, he said. already had cost $2.- a la on ee a x a a. > pets ars " A oe eos ee Pe ree cia ig leg Re Ep ie Gi eae — . ? p ny SE EM Bee er hate vericose aie open ulcers, ee aiy Mabe 8 8! Sis Atos Bia! bs eae A Aiea MEN: . ONS saber it ° 27 -— ‘ - an REED—117, of whom 81 are | there was cited. at Gov. Smith's) | MiPons were awarded in in dispute. | headquarters today, a letter which | ‘““"" ios wp ee ee lilinois, 12: Kansas. 20- Mis. | Semator Key Pittman of Nevada _ te gestsonigeoe —— a sour, 38: Oklahoma. 20: Penn- a nationally prominent Democrat. CiassS ; ae sige rams, " nich sylvania, 26; Utah, 3. l!Tecently sent to D. J. Fitzgerala,|‘°PP*¢ %Y qd dur > ft} physi- LET = ge Dealey, president of the Dallas, cian’s service in that vo: — yrresidential palace in Chapultapec Tex., News, it bears the inscrip-| tameac YY © Rove GBH several hundred members of tt, i - el ee OUpal now is essigned | st™ Su so Feaiae 10n., ihe reward of a thing well to duty as the President’s personal I™nited States Short L Ra done is to have done it.” phvsi Associatio) Lae eR WORK HORSES GET a somber F the 1089 delegates to the Republican National convention, = | | have been selected, leaving 219 still to be chosen. A majority, | N ; | | 645, is needed to nominate. Of the 1100 Democratic convention dele- 1 L ; 4 ? : | ; | gates, 774 have been designated and 526 remain to be selected. 4 | | ! Governor, if Nominated, Crowd Sees Dappled Grays Advisor Says, Will Not and Others March on Secretary 446 of Re- || In several states claims overlap, two or more candidates claiming | Give Serious Considera- West Pine, Past Hospit- | horse parade of the Humane So- /teamsters were there, curried unt'! they fairly shone, and drawing | wagons freshly painted. The three dappled grays mentioned won the | an O ‘bury street. Rape tae cen oe rade yesterday, and his driver, J. W. Busse of 2125 Stans- : ‘|S. M. BASS, REPY Best Horse in Yesterday’s Parade i FILES FOR STAT _ District Has Been F 3 a 16 Years by Michael § — | By the Associated Press. : ;} JEFFERSON CITY, Mag | Sigmund M. Bass of st fe attorney, filed today ¢ ae publican nomination for nr jator from the Thirty aa? ' Louis’ Senatorial District, 4 trict hag been represented fj 'years by State Senater._ tie podies em Kinney. {Dem.), section § his fourth term. Other filings gressman W. L. Nelsog of | bia, for Democratic noms re-election from the Eight: me sional! District: Charles. By | Woodbury of Kansas City, re publican nomination for Gest - kit with se ame . Dept. amd -onfidential © _~ on old worn out tires, pally-known tire com- | making 20 amazin and agents. To dem- | new Mellinger Heavy aranteed for 15 months 11 road hazards, they are | > to 10 dollars each | They are —~ a free seven-day the new Mellinger, new principles of uch as a seventh ply gnock absorber. Melling spare ¢t nd free m ceiving free ti man from the Fifth Comeeaal District; Circuit Judge P Hays of Hannibal. for fp es —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Photographer. + nomination for re-eledtien ll ENE,” silver cup sweepstakes winner in Humane Society pa- Tenth Judiciai Circuit | three sweepstakes prizes, and Gen» INVESTMENT BANKERS MEET. the lead were the blue-coated /mounted police and khaki-clad sol (diers from Jefferson Barracks. | Somewhere in the line was a young man clad in mail tc represent Louis, and carrying a department | store advertisement in the form |of a shield. There was the SixtIf| and Mrs. John A. Love, Julius W 2einholdt. Oliver J. Anderson, Her- ' ‘Infantry band, in a motor bus, long line of field artillery..and nine | They marched out West Pine i Kingshighway and south to Clay | road. past the group of hospitals where many patients watched fro: ithe windows, past street. corners thronged with groups which gath- ered minutes in advance of the pa rade. and through Forest Park Mrs. C. Edgar Hannold of Okla- Se, gee. Sa ee ee el ioma City, Ok.. and Eli T.. Walsor ALL PAPERS S@LD ONLY WITH BORDERS FRE A good, durable Paste Brush and a 2-th. sack ef Paste with each purchase of 82.58 or over. the Mounted Police Station, where the judges begar their twos,hour mentioned tn the dispatch. A group of St. Louisans depart- Va.. yesterday to attend the annual spring meeting of the Investment Bankers’ A&sociation, beginning to- two special Pullmans, were: |r and tire Harry ¥. Stn Mri 10 ROLLS ome WALL | gas 20 YARDS OF BORDER | $3 Value. man Duhme. Hugh Powers. Wil- 5 ROLLS OF CEILING The Lot liam BH. Burg, Harold Kauffman. | John Longmire. Henry T. Ferriss Enough for room 12x14x9 high. Complete. and Kelton E. White. also Mr. and) A targe let of new Spring Wall Papers suitable for every reom in the house. Iteiude! are 30-inch plein Oatmeal Papers. & cial, per roll. Se, 3e and 15 Mexican Insurgents Killed WE DELIVER FREE MEXICO CITY. May 12.—T?:: verai War Department was informed to- a de’ day that 15 insurgents were kilea [0d Wa a a Py ae and se | wounded when Federa. | Beal troops defeated a band which -t ; . ‘tacked the town of El Grullo, Ja- Opposite 804 a BROADWAY ' lisco No Federal casualties were | Boston Store e en —— — A — 2-DAY SALE OF ed+«fer White Sulphur Springs, W. day and lasting till Friday. Includ- ed in the party. which traveled in| i Te LS EO CET : if gich, ca" 4 ee @p auch relief from e¢@ will Gel t® give eu tiefact ig cpen ! stomach. apy e ADVERTISEMENT _ | ries of 2 adium Is Restoring jealth To Thousands «djerful curative power of Ra-~ known for years. However. of this precious healt h-gfving hare in Vie pest been Only wita- of persons of wealth. svention of Degnen’s Radio- Pad, aly man or women, poor ord this treaiment which suffering and 5 Radio-Active Solar Pad is wora to the body consiaat stream yetem Wh! peiping to | end tisgees to & Sstrone, Ig qreates & vigoruus circu thug removiog éongestion, est cdiseases. just what this emeut cad do for ¥ day end night. matter what vour aliment wave had it, we will gladiy 1497 strength, of this total, however. | oid Kuth Little, his sister-in-law, | his claims to 79 L-2 are challenged. j}at Summitville, Ind., in 1919, and | Reed ts runner-up, on the basis of | that three years ago he had. the 774 delegates chosen thus far. | poisomed James L. Carroll, his 13- | with a claimed strength of 117. of | year-old brother-in-law, here. The | ‘BE RAIScU $25 A YEAR IN FALL. |New Rate in Medical schoot Will | Tuition in all scheoils and col- | leges Of Washington University, | | eXcept the schools of fine arts and | GIVES $500,0000 TO CHURCH 700.000 and an aaced $2800 900 | would be necessary to finish it. { Come out and see lene this new type of Yo — Home on ae led As asa ur Lot Will Bring low siding. You ina Steady Monthly Income Bring the Family Out to 6601 Page To See Our Sample Buildings Open All _ Lie a Day Sunday 2B ee as FRAMEOR BRICK Qe EASY TERMS S Ae 3 dod LAWN CHAIR 2 Bhan : s Delivered Your Choice of Any Size—Any Type Unpainted OR BRICK WE BUILD CHILDREN’S Frame houses are finished with plaster boards or plastered, at PLAYHOUSES your option.| Frame houses are carpenter-built throughout—not ae Denem Weuse ot C808 Page. sectional—not portable. House complete, including concrete FRE Illustrated Cata- basement, furnace, plumbing, electric fixtures etc. Insurance log of Buildings provided to cancel monthly payments. : Write or Phone. Terms Just Like Rent Parkview S119 3 * SPECIAL FRAME COTTAGE—4 ROOMS May be arranged to include bath. Price includes two coats of out- side paint and inside woodwork finished. Asphalt shingle roof. $ Electric wiring. Concrete post foundation. Basement may re added. $25 DOWN $16.50 PER MONTH TEALEY MFG. COMPAN _- Phone CAbany 5111 or PArkview 5119 6601 Page Boulevard, Page and Sutter Avenues ND maybe your roof won't be grateful for a life- F giving layer of Carey Asbestos Fibre Coating! It will fill every crack and crevice with weather- proofing—it will seep into every tiny fissure, —— os felt or rusted metal—it will seal every nail —_ Le hole— it will water-tighten every square inch of roof surface! Whether your roof is pitched or flat—whether it’s made of felt or gravel, metal or wood—any man capable of wielding a long-handled roofer’s brush < can apply Carey Asbestos Fibre Coating as well as an expert. And the cost is very little indeed—just a fraction of what you'd have to pay to repair one man-sized leak. Come in—tell us the size of your roof and we'll give you the exact figures—they’'ll surprise you! THE PHILIP CAREY COMPANY 4485-4487 Duncan Avenue St. Louis, Mo. : Telephone DElmar 1881-2 7 ( AGPHALT BASE FIBRE COATING instruments sale offer. Wonderful Player Bargains putting new life and elasticity into parched We offer 20 Pla rd-of prices. floors of our present stock of Player- at once. used and exchanged in- struments will be sacri- fie WURLITZER ge offer to er agents make $59. © ime with this trade / jleage test. They |: res for ern . and a wonderful | ~<" roplie sections. Sim- today to Meli 2°49 Kansas ffer free tes of .radio-active energy te vOu work, play or ullgd op weakened nerves healthy eondition. lation of blood, which is the real gu. we will send our tria} with the understanding charge you a cent & ~ ry resuits. o any person who serve weakeess, high bivod kidney or liver com trowble or disease of the linnece at our risk. literature giving complete ; Radium Apotance C6. 1442 Bradbury Bidz... Los Angeles, Cahf. This Week’s Specials While They Last 4 Special Bargains Terms: $2.50 a Week The beautiful Grand Pieno, illustrated above, is one of the many nearly new | included in this great Complete , with bench and rolls. 2 Special Bargains REPRODUCING *110 -Pianos . e must clear our All tleor coeliac eee

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ai A Prt 2S ep hie. 2. iy es “a SA : “ ‘ 7 7s P ‘ . re F . 2 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 13 i PRGE SP ORE Se oe eee - ar a: EN gras AA , ‘ , ‘ , “ee = ~ ; | ing Mi. BASS, REPY — s- pYBETISEMENT a | WANTS NO MORE ‘“*OHOOSING’’ I tial term was introduced today by National Sojourners to Meet. | at Sunset Hil! May 25. a dance at sl ; i ae Reine | Representative Celler, (Dem.). | Delegates to the convention of| Jefferson Barracks in the evening if FILES FOR STATE rue Celler Asks Congress to Declare | New York. Celler sard his action t} hee Fl | | ys'Tt : € ie National Sojourners here May| 2"@ & ball at Hotel Chase the eve- be ~ —— | Te Against a Third Term. | was prompted by the “failure of | | amiss ~*| ning of April 26. The organization iE ‘tt Has Been Represen -. iS By the Associated Press. | the incumbent of the White Hous: 24, 25 and 26 will be entertained a ote: ; - 6 Years by M : a mae. , WASHINGTON. May 12.—A res we ae consists Of army officers who be- y Michael ee i i . ae ee re to state unequivocally his posi-| by the local chapter with luncheon long to Masonic bodies | Democrat. et : olution to place the House oe tion.” : Ma: @ Associated Press, a , 3 | ord as opposing a third presiden- .FFERSON CITY, May 12 7 og Pp AIN I | es ae eK Ft | High-grade House P; 2.75 ‘al- ~ ee nally-known tire com use Paint, $2.75 and $3.00 per al und M. Bass of st. Louts 22 ee Saeed atten ce | | | | soe. : nigh-grade Floor Paint, $2.75 per gallon. ney, filed today for eee p is mak | | | | NO. 2 House Paint, $1.75 and $1.45 per gallon | beners and Pe ape wore | fat heap yee uae ne Oy ¥ nee. Inside Coach and Flo» a ee eet ny nger Heavy ; wee Seo TO 99.99 gaiion. Lead, $38.50 to $12.50 per 100 Ibs can nomination for State gas, tr ' the new ae _ wake é a We have made Paint since 1896. if you want Saniiay and price wed from the Thirty-f; ie TI aranteed for 15 months Don’t use old-style trusses! Use the lates: us. We deliver. ; . 3 ¥-tirst St : 1 road fags page are | H J H A a 8d mage = mw | eo — a —— : is FRANKI iN AV s} Senat es, past 5 to 10 dollars each | ; saive known an eals 60 giving immediate relief and results at a wit , , AYN. ie — District. The dig. ager tires. They ar@ inviting | arry agen sserts He from. the bottom up. drawing out small expense. Demonstration FREE! | MECHANICS PAINT CO. Phone: CEatral 4820 | | join the Capon Raisers Association of has been representeq nis a | . ics 5 tree poven-day H : “DE T é be poisons By mail. 65 cents Book Free | RUPBURE CURED Without the KNII® ‘America! Earn $1,000 to $2,000 extra by ; by State Senator eee, test of the new Mellinger, | asn t one a hing 4. P. ALLEN MEDICINE C€O., Dept. AB) be yoy bowel me | F eerenas) Dormess for enpene for exceeds ln A Micha, mm embodies new principles of | : A : ? St, Paul. Minn. Sours: io ws 3 (Saturday 4 to 5 P. M.) / ' i supply, Prices last year up to Sc e pound. Tremendous ' Guarantee! ey. (Dem.). who is com lotic Meagrmction such as a seventh ply | Since He Tried to Blow If Y | profits. By Association methods, a cockere! costing Wc, | > - —* Picting Bae nk absorber. | ae a — | ou Would Know a «© fed largely on kitchen scrape, becomes 8 ct e Site peel | loS$ell Ali cee ER any Mellinger agents make $50 Lj Building in 1927 LOPES CT NOOR TC NN ee tN new thoro and accurate our eye BB ea Ph? Weceia youraise! her filings today were: co, i ape spare time with this trade P — , ir of 50c Goodyear Wingfoot DA dik ey live Geen tnd toes‘? Cee eee ee thas ania te teeue aan an zy man W. L. Nets re: Con. ma* and free mileage test. They |: A pair 0 c oay 0 | sale ote , iti sea ee | where: on farm, in backyard — they require but Gequare feet cneh. No —_ > ‘5 ofte » tires —_ ——— gui r me ‘ ; . fe ap we u r Dackyare, or itinnintie str ie, . T ' =. _—, gp Plan Piven : . or Panco Rubber heels attached long ago. Ack eee ES abe $15 Kryptoks $ 50 asieanes Ne nt ee eee ehaietiiee ie cash. From 200 to 400 senenee ction from the Bight a on Ma ith sample sections. Sim- ) Harry J. Hagen, business agent FREE with every $1.25 pair of oak | us. The Invisible Ground Pr. | spr hapnegecer tetigereripeaneo ” ONgres. eo KC » to Mellinger ; ee . wo- Vision ifocais | Join the Association and se ange o you rae, } District: Charles s y3 a weg Po Pomat City. | for the International Union of OWE WEEK ONLY lor Panc les. All for : 40 Years Testing Eyes, Many Years in Charge of Jaccard’s Optical Dept. FREE besides giving you free instructions, free outfit, free advice . " , W rite today for details. Now is the time toget started. inn from the Fifth Congresecia, Fe hours for questioning about the re- ct; € “TY sapvERTISEMENT By | oe a Dept. . a i | lbury of Kansas City ba Co., fidential offer free test | Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers, was ’ | er ae nstructions As Am ; , for Retin ger confidential offer free S SHOE R Ri nd Qutfit ot aon De Chieag ran nomination for Congress geod cash in on old worn out Uires. | arrested yesterday and held thiee tH TRE H E E Al Pine St . a . Cop a =; | eces u tectives Kaiser, police went yes- ~ & - fart. , . . —— a || i] , fF) i WW Le i tii |! | ae a * Sint what your ailment or how terday morning to the home of Ha- eee EE || | 1 AAA | ~ ie | | | * Be gee you have had it, we will gladly let| gen at 4217 Page voulevard «and Se - it | WA AO a) || iA meen = Bee tré. tice at our risk, Write | Lie ian \ | } ta =—=— ; ere re xac . ok i j ‘ustodv 2 ee atvine neemere, COOK Rim fo custody.* Hagen de Near | 3 into nati Radium Appliance Co., 1442} scribed himself as business agent AY M _ gers Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif, for lathers’ locals in St. Louis, | Morgan @ i= East St. Louis, Granite City and .s wat mi, S/ > Gia = A c j _ WURLITZER Staunton, Ill. Hi f —— ‘s —=—\- | , Gee _= . a ——— ) | | ww: : Hagen, was arrested when a pair 7 | ; —— + ! . : a $2.50 a Week | collected insurance, and blamed it | — = f _- = —, —— 'on the union.” | , arreste en an : “ghee ' é — ape SS 7, : . w a, brother-in-law, Harold Hale. a Suite is in very fine genuine walnut veneer over len and each ; SS - SF Wonderf i MM Se the reer of | piece is decorated with hand painted panels. -A splendid set of coil | “enh ed eet springs, a heavy cotton mattress and } Hotel May as Hagen was pushing | room-size congoleum rug complete |opened for business. Hagen had il Si B ra | percussion caps, “canned heat” and Fu 1Ze e a bundle of 10 sticks of dynamite L D tied with black tape. He also had arge resser Chicago Union Organizer Held. In a room at a downtown hotel, Large Chifforobe on information given by Hagen, - We offer 20 Player-Pianos at wn- union organizer from Chicago. A French Vanity -of prices. We must clear our can Of “canned heat” was found lin @ rear door of the building, | ; : TT | then nearing completion and since | the outfit. 4 he LIVING ROOM a flashlight. Hale was laying down a 16-foot fuse and a pair of pliers. (50-Inch ) police arrested Louis P. Toale, a of our present stock of Player- | | RR) GR GA Ga BW \ eve Aim slim sittin a‘ Ne) pe aes bee >) as me rn “ nad a aan Pi oF bs 7 re Ue Abra 82 BE Tg? ing Seep te a baste Cot” 7 The handsome Living Room outfit pictured here consists ef seven beautiful pieces. The large davenport is beautifully up- holstered in genuine Velour with handsomely carved t and bottom rails. The Club Chair is all that is comfortable and matches the davenport. A heavy 9x12 seamless Axminster rug is included along with a dainty bridge lamp and shade; an end table and an exquisite library table. Jacquard Velour = = Bed Davenport at once. All floor samples. in his coat, 3 e : L : 1 (Coil Springs) weed and exchanged in- Hale and Toale were released | Vanity Bench zu ! a = = ~~, : = ig va dal 1 —— F | } : PARR = Club Chair (To : 4 tch) | Sruments will be sacri- . | | ficed, Terms: | when warrants against them were | e : All are in perfect e e : —= : , : = 3 a ; ~ seed like $1.50 rgfused. The Prosecuting Attor- | Coil Springs 4 “< ae -\ses —~S gee 6) = i= has = ’ ag : * u = | str . . Q ve © so am, ” - “< wa « = ‘ —= a 1 teed Sve aggre a Week | ney issued a warrant charging | \ = = AR ) pa = [== f, a \f | i 9x1Z Axminster Rug & = | : S/ ~ -) ee od HT eR A ———————— ee a sane iS EW ne kde chs a. oe bach Ceiihead dkekceaiite’ dae acacia ee ee eT ‘ nt Pera pee SOLE AN whnee 4 = Gan mane vs vA” a he eae te RE ea ce ee en a ee ee os ff 2k , Ra aot ea ke dna an SN SE Te Pe oe eS Oe TIF ae | eee 9 25 pd MRA i IP Mitte a, GE SR IE co NM eT Fate on ad ae EO RAR ARON... PR i: OS oneue en - ST ieee ee ek ae I ey df tt Pte Aa | beneh and rolls. |Hagen with malicious destruction | | of property, but dismissed the Cotton Felt \ ee. ! t iy (Seamless | | 2 Special Bargains | Warrant in Court of Criminal Cor- 3 = = 3 ? . 3 le HB REPRODUCING J 2.0.2 en Mattress , WoW We e End Table, Library Tab | to continue the prosecution. _ “=== = ¥y _ La Shade e GRANDS | Ina ebeenent which he insist- Congoleum Rug Bridge Lamp, mp ye OA betty * "eR Baas %2" tag ~e , » wes een utes . o gee " » ra OM " %. : Py a PE as. =. RRR naan CMB. heat” Rahn iia sis apy Binns tthe tg earns, -aebelisine whe a ed upon typewriting himself, Ha- 'gen said he had negotiated with _—~ sae ” NR EO euler ee | a | Rete SOE. teh Ee ee AG SAE Sy ; Renan ee titer ete het eee mee oe ee ae pidieuieint WEG : : “ , . MON eID tC AERA ARES CANA IRO AS gh CAEP IE ON eb inne times Site Om n is eens ? hie - Ot ee ch ee os *: WR See oa sake age: ; /non-union workmen being em- | M | ployed on the hotel. T : BRANCH | ito? , ddition to these five exceptional pieces pene sents wr. Sawe* i ERMS eT ee drawer. A room size congoleum rug completes this putfit that would gladden the eye of any homemaker. him as to its use; and how: he and |denied knowing how the dynamite | “Being unsuccessful in my ef- forts,” Hagen confessed, “I made EASY The beautiful combination Breakfast and Kitchen Set, here pictured, consists of five splendid pieces. The table is fin- ST Bought Dynamite for $20. ORES . |Hale went to the hotel with the) 4 Chairs to Match praiiionsiges om was to be used. /Sp my mind that I would take « ished in blended oak and has the automatic slide-out feature with two extra leaves. There are four sturdy chairs to OPEN °TIL rece kfast Room Table - Congoleum Rug ‘the dynamite in East St. Louis for Brea ast oom a € nvgzoiew | dynamite and other supplies and| | A . Pe ACE - Yeur || Yawitz. a real estate dealer, said Branch Stores: rg or ran iano | ‘ . was fi le union labor D St . mew floor samples, latest ne was favorable dad hi owntown Ore: : wonderful responsive action, and employed union men on ‘8 Pan one beautiful finish; play || projects, but became involved in a y 22 Ch i okee a by attach. @ | quarrel with a union officer over e electric light emergency painting job on) | jel MMlLacthae dictnags: atscabaenl aeian te, a dle ord puts sen i vantage ben Aland eae eantifeaainiiabaaee:‘ipeiuiiis teas Sr pes sere = sr aw Lidge RAR | Yawitz for three months about | \ (oe st gglgalipaainge there is a cabinet style gas range with five burners, oven and broiler , | T : $20 ne anal Oo SUIT (Automatic Slide-Out Type) e 9 oO CLOCK were caught red-handed Hale | an said he was cursed and threatened ‘bv union men, and the attemptcd - met. te ‘which a non-union man was em | Franklin ae ee | Sas sens tactea FURNITURE STORES 5955 ~aston | a a a : - ‘bombing of his hotel! followed. Ac- CEn ra “Qe 'F S re Beau iful y Man hester | companied by a bodyscuard, Yawitz,| tC i 3895 6 7 he to S a bt t . |went before the Building Trades} ‘Council to explain his position, he’ ‘sald. and subsequently dropped bis) - | pees prosecution of Hagen by request.

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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13,- 1928 PORE 14 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Women's Committee to Meet. | ] ALIS BE 3 ld SS egislative committee of the | jo® or DRUG HABIT oe. eqn sa mate ot she EVE IN S . CURED FOREVER OR NO PAY. . 0 pemetea eent on trial’ Can will meet tomorrow at the Mis- bome. PMAL: Poot é $99 ee me oer een Gt be given secretly in privacy of souri Hotel, with Mrs. H. J. Sym- ne a Gasranteed to ish ff se ' SORA ee ee Ste see et) a a. Ty ae pag np Bn ese tipitn sn ig phe Te AN Rape ts Sp aes ey ae dere 3 ¢ ? mre ee ae - - r, , : oo ina ee aL 2 Tomes. ca M72 Cane ar officers are: Mrs. Mable Hinkley, | But 43 =e Mrs. J. C. Heck and Mrs. J. J. Out- ads et A postal will bring one of the} ley, vice-presidents; Mrs, Adrienne , fg bee men or women sccking employment Lawson, secretary: Mrs. Louis at .o under situations wanted in today’s) Hucke. treasurer, and Miss Jane | q if Want paces. Wood, auditor. | : 1d Sear . |Morris Singer Sent to Pris- = 012 N. GRAND aie 1 peposit @ | «on for Year and Day — He} | 8-00 P.M. HOLDS ANY Two Others Get Jail 1 ae | oe a GARMENT . Toh fick STYLISH FINE NEWEST SPRING — | te 4 T T i Beep ig cor U | q COA For Ladies By Leased Wire From the New ate : For men and and Missss at a great | York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. t ee a young men. Saving NEW YORK, May 12.—Five St. | Ee F¥ : —e sails “ , i Be xg wee rar4 Louis jewelers were sentenced in ° ‘ 4 Ss Z : Ss. y ~ . Vebie tea — re; Many with ® ' Fede ral Court today for aidi 1s ' pairs of pants, ‘and abetting Jacob U. Ufland, for- gs ; 'mer president of the bankrupt . ES ey | Milton Watch Co., Inc., in the con- : ee cealment of $250,000 assets of that and sport }eoncern. They pleaded guilty. wo Fy ag hip Morris Singer. was sentenced to. without for, — a year and a day in Atlanta Peni-. 95 95 tentiary: Herman Rosenthal and, ; * . Jack” Trauss were given 30-day jail | sentences: Sol Trauss, Jack's To | brother. was fined $250, and Her- | man Willer was fined $500. Singer, | (oF 95 ; Rosenthal and Jack Trauss_ will : _begin serving their sentences im- | By Buying Your . mediately. New Spring Silk DRESSES samples $2.95 to $8.95) $1.95 $2.95 High-quality Grorrettes and flat in newest shades. Sampies. "Seg | $4.95 to $7.95 1012 N. GRAND eee Sree nc Seen . * Rien’, aa! ee ey 'evidence against the others. — we 2 a a . > ~ een PRE. aight nals ey 5 A cog) A eA oi. shite manera Pj t : ‘ilg a “ M ¥ a “ " ER get hat oe oy: ” Tae ee ae iy, Cc respective concerns. t C vy and n ee ee | ec se 'merchandg ~ ” amthal’c theo Ssentnal’s three Stores at 1 - ‘ and 121 North Broadway: and Trauss Bros. Jewelry Co. tn » .. - . T> «223 Lommercia: Building Son orokKerage business, failed. fa Eine } > =~ ha) $103.000: Rosenthal} listed de nA AAA + >| — $109,000, and Trauss Bros. Co. owe = 75 fan ; __— ; $75 singers onls assets ix sisted of office furniture. w) I | ; | 0 a Million Men Who Haven’t Made : ; An Important Discovery: | cent on their claims. a. , creditors divided $5000, and cre > Bankruptcy Coles the W hen figures won t add and ancther ‘S‘4'ted their troubles resulted fro A inch a a iim YT) erchandise vw i quickly, and relief is complete. Physicians , : SEY ek» a 1 a tt ee Oe tell you it’s harmless—it does not affect the ‘Signer of accommodation Pi ses ic ‘x? tS ? Ae eg See St MSs 4 ~ me nae, a yf TE Mit AS i ne datas, wend ae eek RWorrh ‘o*? * - Af ces aft © Time ‘ene » —_— 59? ve 2%? - = Jay i? R u f% ad ry . mr. manufacturer ef Nera PIRI Eastern manufacturer - Aepirig ip the thade wark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid ee ee ee ee ee —_—— SUES TO BAR FILLING STATION nn 3100 Ivanhoe Avenue. i f y A temporary restraining erder : or rouon Easy lerms | *..0os8 2 Judge Mix to prevent the Puritan ; Oil Corporation from erecting a | Ming station at 3109 Ivanhoe | M onthly Payments Often avenue, Less Than Rent eee by Attorney Robert Plaintiff in the tion Of a city ordinance. alleges that when the £ranted, he filed a the Board of Public . Service, bu? was informed ) : by one of the mem. vers, Director of Public Safet~» Brod, that the permii would poe be revoked. Miller Is a neighber- MZ property owner ae A re “> = ad © ba T } Irs. Margare Gallagher Lng Wn: ttle PRE Ne ape 6 iin 7 sik igs oferhggantlic tate * | a = om Own: : = of the property, and D. H Cohr : : oe Who applied for the perm Ngee: : “Se — na - P : a es aif, are 2 — named as co-defendants with th a a = OH company. A court hearine ~” ; a set for Tuesday sCaring Was . itblageisitasisg ie eee GOOD BUSINESS IN SHANGHA| ; oer ving Rent. The sqme money buys pene a heen Wits @p-seercte ny" GARAGES Authorities of International Set- £4 thet has built and SAFELY FINANCED tlement Object to it But have 2 ef frame heuses, will beila « Failed ' . > ” .? " to Su a of your ewn choosing on your let. yoy ani iY the iy rerees %. i ; .- © betlid complete with concrete founda- 18x1 She Associated Preas e-] tier, plumbing. furnace, etc.. ready te move SHANGHAI, May 1° — cree. § : tm. oer atve ou whart ;eu wenr. Yeu krew 130 $230 hai’s lively nen mesa A oanc- the ay cent —e Ye start. Many de- ie ee aS COSMOpOlitan nigirt signa Cheese from. é Sorts have a ne: ee ; Prices, delivered and gant competitor ; ‘ e oh d ele. | | erected, ce oo, ee es : Insurance Without Cost Soper acts roulette palace, which the wathors z - ou os ion af om . uicy e authori- a | Terms, cash er . : _ “se international Setfle. ia Ovr eee. Sve So uptectr Heme ewn- 2 Y my ment deplore, but which 80 far iz ere prevides t all remaining menth!» ears to Fa they har sein Ae 5 . ‘ey Mave found no ay af ; - perments on the heuse sre immediately as pressing i no way of SU p- e cancete@g sheald yeu dic. Come tn and sec at reasonabie interes: AD aa ere G _ Meow how much real help we can give rates It is called “The Whee!” and is : oan located im an apartment building }m™m the heart of the sg ae Settlement. Open Saterday Afternoen and Sunda, Phone GRand 7839 Manufacturing Co. 1210 S. Vandeventer Ave. St. Leuis pe: WRITE OR CALL FOR HOME BUILDERS’ BOOK ‘REE Nightly unti} daybreak it-is crowd. ed With patrons, mostly from the | | Tapidiy changing f tg R : at tore} As Wi oo En popula- The police h | ave tried to raid ir but are confronted with the diffi. culty that Settlemenr residents are soverned by laws of their n-tve | dand. “The Wheet” ig variousiwv meaty ’ ported to be owned bY Spaniards Mexicans and Portuguese ‘ > LIS po lle orerer all Gestre | tor whiskey, gin. dng * | SS SS SS owt SS PIN orgeous Living-Room Outfit so wonderfully complete, | spacious bed-davenport amd@, quality velour, constructed with] 9x12 Rug is in attractive pattern and of - also are mahogany end table, two bronze book-en@ - table lamp, fish aquarium and stand, mate shade, polychrome mirror, console tabla” Gibson Poreelain (EZ Refrigerator Porcelain Inside and Outside $115 Value BEING ERECTED NEAR SCHOOL {Let Us Build a Home} “2 222e22 > re Gibson Top-leer Refrigerator ate? Value 7 to 9 P. M. Monday Evening a "SPECIAL SS , action, | (nat the station is too close to -the Lon f wv tb ” } | ri | Sfellow public school. in viola. | He also | permit was} protest wit | Porcelain fin- Can be equipped $10 Value Breakfast ~~ Bed Outfit‘. 3 Pieces - $40 Value $36.50 Value 3} &) SY ay »G Rey _ [OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOCK| style Gas Range. in enamel finish. A wonderfyi DOW AG Ra , ’ » ‘APGAQHAG Solidly construct- FURNITURE CO. 1030-32 Franklin Av. be - Sle Sm * sae for Leaders: and Fam- ae Tin Be Innovation This , Thee: = a Year, » => oe 3 ee > cS ‘ho BOY Scout camps, one of le new type, will be held psf ers eee 7. a “5, ae jal camp i foci the week-end of May 25, } gq 27. One is to be-a merit 2s s oa for first and second { played - outs. The other, put into | Stars, & a °. the first time this year, | ticed a family camp for scout families. rs and their Lami e ee family camp was planned long x make amends for the fact that | glasses, ers attending the scoutmast- The week-end camp last Saturday | Troop #3 Included are 6-ft, fo de a camping and outdoor ac- tion. re training course, in whieh | mee Be teacers may learn the best P aie ot teaching such phases of Fan ting’.to their troops. With * ae families in camp, however, } a g@ometimes developed that Pee time was spent On scOut- Lm and too much on rec-| “Familics in Special Week-End. | ‘fhe present experiment was} | . thetefore tried, of having the lead- pee ers go alone to the training camp, “ghile a separate period was sect | igside for the groups. The family - @ivision will occupy the cabins ni [eee main canip. . nee ‘? merit badge workers a ? pe will pasties the Adiren- ning. Bent shacks at the Ranger —— gave «wo groups being entirely im- Rieindent of each other. Badges Rig outdoor subjects, such as the/ his Warious nature badges, pioneering, “traeking. camping and parts of ether badges that are difficult to | man ees in the city. will be stwessed | mi ‘ab fhe camp, although any badge t be passed. es is not intended to make it | mecessary for any certain badge given. to be completed fully; the boy will charge Bmerely be given oppertunity toe k on and pass those parts of badges for which the city offers fittle opportunity. It has several cietes times happened, however, that a ‘oe sejut has completed two OF three Badges at the camp. 3 To Go on Special Train. — "Beth croups will leave Union Station on a special Missouri Pa- eo dfic train Friday evening, return- into to St. Louis Sunday evemung- : + for the train ride, however, Stvo wil! be kept separate. ; ‘Irondale this week-end is oc€te} 4 rh by about 2709 scouts and their fathers, in the annual Fathers’ and. Hens’ camp, the idea of which ts Me bring the father more In sym- pathy and understanding with the | sut movement, and te bring the boy and man closer together per- igonally. No scouts will be at the reser. ation next weok-end, as it then | fwill be turned over to the public | we, a Oty 5 wt At al a scheol teachers of the cits and | os . Sounty. Last year about 130 girls i Me fend women attended Me sehoo! teachers’ camp. and it is expected ‘about the same number will go next week. The teachers will oc- upy the main camp cabins and also will co and return by special train. sume A social to raise funds for troop the sequipment will be held by Troop Mrs. 105. of the Assumption School, the May 235. The scouts worked to complete their plans at the last Not One Drink |= In Thirty Years! hike | Former Heavy Drinker—Now Succesefal Business Man—-Saved from Rein be Dr. Keeicy’s Famous Treatmest. “Ter. sir. | am proud to say | havens fren 4 single drink m thirty years. fwed it» drirk to excess every day before Etgok the Keeley Treatment.’ says a for in Peer patient. Thousands of others. mich ‘ - &™ women formerly hopelessly afflicted —— With t! dincase of drunkenness. teday end. / Pint ~ th priue to peeerds of many years ; of teeta aMst{ inenee, To The Keeley Treat-. St alone they owe their present bap- eeae and freeriom from the greatest curse ‘ime—ligper and drugs. if you w anyone suffering trom these vicious wee —wrote we today. Let us tel Pou |; The Keeley Treatment obtains per- a Dent Geiar. y. Learn how The Keeler “tains gure freedem frem Pawer avings. Take etepe at ¢ to | * Yiefir to The Keelee [netitute. il be treated confidentially. $19.75 Value Walnut finish metal Daye a Bed with cane panel ends, Opens into full-size comie= fortable bed with stroag 4 steel spring. The pad has F an attractive cretona® 7 cover ‘ Write RK. E. Nelsen, Secretary.

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A w Prices nost alluring assortment h thirty-one other great is of a lifetime. Values n for your convenience. 1es this Dining-Room nut finish over the cluded are 6-ft, ouffet, beau- de chairs ctively $8 Month In This Unusual Bed-Davenport Outfit wonderfully complete, us bed-davenport and Our, constructed with active pattern and of two bronze book-ends, rium and Stand, mat- mirror, console table, 19.75 Value ut finish metal Day- ith cane panel ends . ‘ into full-size com- je bed with strong spring. The pad has tractive cretonne ‘Z c to make amends for the fact that ; ics *.to their. troops. Toad y eamilies in camp, however +4 & # i d % & v ~ 2 ~ 5 See ’ . Besins ww 4 The merit badge workers at the | @ sair e time will occupy the Adiron- $ “yo be completed fully; 's Madges for which the city offers fe bring the father more in sym- | mation next Beequipment will be e ~eomplete their plans at : meetin. » Manent k W letter y ill be tre need confidential! r. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY ¥, FF, ACTIVITIES OF BOY SCOUTS __| ipscour caves | WL OPEN MAY 25 ng for Leaders: and Fam- Stiec to Be Innovation This oo | Year, : eo Boy Scout camps, one of | spoenuirely new type, will be held the Irondale Reservation, the “ottic: l1camp of the St. Louis Aotr il, “i week-end of May 25. ; tnd 27. One is to be a merit | ae for first and second scouts. The other, put into for the first time this year, will be 2 family camp for scout af ers and their families. : 'T ne family camp was planned +. rs attending the scoutmast- week-end camp last Saturday i * Sunday were not permitted to @ their families with them, as has been: the custom in past. Petme scoutmasters’ week-end {fs a camping and outdoor ac- | : ils training course, in which bas “leaders may learn the best | ¥ be: teaching such phases of | With metimes developed that rt h time was spent on scodt- bjects, and too much on rec- ce on. milies in Special Week-End. present experiment was ore tried, of having the lead- alone to the training camp, se ile a separate period was sct | f for the groups. The family | ion will occupy the cabins ni | "main camp. ‘ghacks at the Ranger Camp, | Atwo groups being entirely ~ pendent of each other. Badges outdoor subjects, such as the ous natvre badges, pioneering ‘ratking, camping and parts of ‘ether badges that are difficult to a in the city, will be stwessed fhe camp, although any badge by be passed. 'Tt is not intended to make it necessary for any certain badge the boy will oppertunity to rely be given parts of wk on and pass those {| ‘tittle opportunity. It has several - times happened, however, that a seout has completed two or three | at the camp. To Go on Special Train. | * Both groups will leave Union | “‘Bation on a special Missouri Pa- train Friday evening, return- ‘to St. Louis Sunday evening. Snt for the train ride, however, ‘o will be kept separate. pndale this week-end is occu- by about 209 scouts and their ers. in the annual Fathers’ and s’ camp, the idea of which is pathy and understanding with the es movement, and to bring the oy and man closer together per- | igonally. No scouts will be at the week-end, as it the Cis reser. } then | turned over to public will be the and | F schoo! “teachers of county. Last vear about 150 girls Pand women attended the school | teachers’ camp, and it is expected ‘bout the same number will go mext week. The teachers will oc- tupy the main camp cabins and also will so and return by special train. A social to raise funds for troop held by ‘Troop Assumption School, worked to the last the The scouts 195; of ay .23. Thirty Years! Retinee Heavy Drinker—Now eenneated | Business Man--Saved from Ruin by Dr. Keelcy’s Famous Treatment. ‘68 every ad Ly befo re tment,” says a for- 2 patient, Shombmade of others, men Women formerly hopelesely afflicted with the ditease of drunkenness. today , bt With price to reeords of wany vears Of total abstinence. To The Keeley Treat- | will be ‘Was taken 'FHiodiamont Improvement Associa- | ning. | gave talks on Camp Irondale. The troop is working for the Camparall. | porary |} reregistered for 'was attended by Troop Na Notes West Distr District. Organization of a new Scout troop was completed Monday night at Masonic Temple ih University City, under Scoutmaster Meagher. Assistant Scoutmaster Armstrong, and Troop Committeemen Dr. Mars, Eberle and Ebert. The troop sponsored by the Tem- pie. Thirty-two scouts of Troop 30 of the Y. M. H. SCOUT EXAMINATIONS SET FOR THIS WEEK . Preparation for Award of Merit Badges at Court of A., hiked to the | Lions’ Den Resetvation last week- | end. Senior Patrol Leader Frank Gollub was in charge of the scout- ing activities. . Scout Morris Gollub took charge of the meals, and scut Paul Goudon conducted the council fire program. The boys played games and studied the stars, Saturday evening, and prac- ticed pitching tents and other scouting activities, Sunday. Sey. eral of the best signallers practiced long-range signaling, with field glasses. The drum and bugle corps of Troop 9, of the Eden Immanuel Evangelical Church, held their first rehersa! since the circus at the last meeting of the troop. The “Yell,” the official troop publica- tion, was also distributed at the | meeting. to the Meramec Quarry by Troop 78, of the A hike tion, last Sunday, several scouts passing first and second-class tests while on the trip. A Mothers’ day program and a Tenderfoot Inves- titure Ceremony was held by the troop, Friday. Assistant, Scout- master R. K. Jones att 4 the Scoutmasters’ Camp at. Wigondale last week. 5 is North District. A dinner was given by the con- gsregation for 35 scouts of Troop 42 of Zion Church, Monday eve- Scouts Jaeger and Bauer Scout James Duerbusch passed his tenderfoot tests at the 6 |meeting of Troop 3 of the Grace Committee- | Holy Cross Church. man Herzog. who spoke, and Com- mitteeman Selaii, who helped boys with signaling and knots, were visitors. Instruction in hiking, trail blazing and tracking also was given. The troop has again taken charge of raising and lowering the flag at the church. They will re- register in another week. 58 of the Holy Name So- ciety visited radio station KMOX recently. A one-day hike taken by the troop last week. The motion picture “Simba” was dis- cussed at the last meeting. The scouts-of Troop 83 dividea intO separate groups to study scouting at the last meeting of the troop at the St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church. Several were also passed. Four patrol leaders from Troop tests Honor. Boy Scout Boards of Review, to} examine all applicants for the rank | of First Class Scout, and for merit | badges for camping, athletics, | pioneering, and bird study, will be} held in each of the four districts | this week, in preparation for the, District Courts of Honor which will | award these ranks week after | next. All applications in these sub- | jects dated by examiners since the last Court of Honor, held April 16, must be reviewed before the badge will be awarded. The South District Board will meet tomorrow evening at the Rose Fanning School; the North District Tuesday evening at the Farragut School; the Suburban District Wednesday evening at the Webster Groves High School; and the West District Thursday evening at the Clark School. A special board for Suburban District troops in the Overland area, or for troops nearer Overland than Webster. will be held at the Overland School Thurs- day evening. Filing Applications. | It will not be necessary for | Scouts to file applications for rer view at Scout Headquarters before | taking the examination, according | to Earle W. Beckman, local gee executive. Applications may ~ filed directly with the boards. ev shall be necessary, however, for candidates for the first-class rank: | to have with them their. bank | books, map, 14-mile hike account, and materials required to meet the construction requirements. If the | materials are too bulky to carry a last | written description of them by the ' | Scoutmaster will be accepted. the | | sonal /ous boards, | plicants | Beckman. | therefore “There is at present on file at | headquarters a considerable num- | ber of applications in first aid, per- | health, public health, fire- | manship, and camping that were | expected to be reviewed at previ- but on which the ap- | did not appear,” said | **These applications | are held up and cannot | | be awarded until they have been | Was | reviewed. Unfortunately, the Court | of Honor has taken the stand that | any application filed in scout head. | quarters must be presented for re- | view before two courts of honor | periods hgve elapsed. In other| words, if.a scout fails to appear for | review, or if he does so, but ai-/| lows two courts of honor to pass, his badges or applications become | lapsed, and he must repass the ex- | | aminations. this troep attended the patrol lead- | ers’ camp at Irondale. being made for an overnight camp to be held soon. Assistant Scoutmaster John Stumpf of Troop 88 of the Salem Church, attended the scoutgnasters’ week-end camp last week daie. FE. Sanders is acting as tem- scoutmaster. Forty-six boys the coming year last meeting, which six committee- men. Scout Ralph Beals is troop reporter, As Scoutmaster Kripplaben and Assistant Scoutmaster Collins of Troop 161 were attending scoutmasters’ the time the regular meeting of the troop was scheduled last week, Mrs. the scouts that evening. Scribe James Odell has been promoted to Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, at the the | weck-end camp at/| tile hunt, Kripplaben gave a party to! and | Plans are} | | at Irone- | . ,evening, Yeatman | South ; ; | ' also; | first i | } | | i a new scribe is to be chosen. Scout | Harold Seabourn is the troop re- porter. Scouts Edward Morris, Meyer, Harold Emstail and Ed- ward Knollman of Troop 2066 of the Ames School, went on a hike last Sunday to pass their 14-mile hike and map-making tests. “Al four were successful. : South District. Thirty-four scouts, two committeemen and two visitors of Troop 77. of the Tyler Place Pres- byterian:Church took an overnight hike to the Lions’ end. The camp flag-raising ceremony, opened with a followed by ot alone they owe their present bap- peeeess Gnd freedom from the greatest curse | time—liquor and drugs If you | vale anyone suffering from these vicious . e—write us ioday. Let us tell rou Ww be Keeley lreatment obtains per- pees me the treatment of liquor ! Ug addi ' Keeley's record cates Over a . of more than fifty ess of The Keeley Treat- r its record in th ousan vie | ‘ases, Don't delay. In. P. Le care. haw Se Keeley | Stains om Treedn m from liquo | th nes. Fieps at once to od vi ttm fo - Keeley IJnetitute. Write R. BE. Nelson, Secretary. re Keeley Institute Dwight, THinois «crowns, work EXTRACTIONS £1.00 ii Examinations Free DR. E. W. SCHRIEVER 720 OLIVE STREET Hours: Daily, 9.00 to 6:00 PILES y Guarantee—Cure or No Paps. M® Detention From Business. Cali iRindreds come, are cured and are g case in my hands for @ cure, 7. 'M. GOE, Rectal Specialist E STREET, ST. on Be. aa ic Sb. COR, 501 Pine S¢t.. st. on Piles and Re Patients, RAtioin whater er. w, pees Sb ot Yours truly. (Name) . (Street) (TOWN). eneete CURED WITHOUT THE Pistuia, Vissu's and all Rectal Diseases cured by my Soothing, Gentle Method. No Chloroform. . or write today E BOUK—Vaiuahie to Pile Sufferers. Consultation and Examination Free. Lous, Mo. Clal Troubles. coptaining letters written by grateful. It is understood that this request places me under co obii- eFC eee eee ee ee ew eeneeeeeteeee Pee eWees ee Re ee + «> eet eee cee eC ommaece tec eee eee ee OWS 'e's UFO wee « «> KNIFE No Danger. No Hospital. It will pay you. rateful. You will be, if you place Office Hours: 2 a.m. to 8 p. m Senders, 10 to 1 Please eend me rour FREE CP ccs cesecceseos | Ralph | | rank Den last week- | _meeting and troop Dates for Courts of Honor. The District Courts of Honor are scheduled for the week of May 20 | as follows: West District, Monday | evening, at the Ben Blewett Junior High School; Suburban District, Tuesday, Webster Groves High School; North District, Wednesday Hig School: District, Thursday evening, Missouri School for the Blind. ! The South District Court was at | announced to be held at the | McKinley Junior High School, but the change to the Blind School] was arranged later. instructions on the Camparall. Some of the scouts went on a rep- | and added several | snakes, lizards and a tortoise to their museum. A game of capture the flag and a campfire concluded | the day. Arising at 5:30 o’clock the next morning, those who did'! not prepare for breakfast went on | a bird hike. Several new birds were identified. Some of the fath- | ers came out during the morning. | A hike to the e Chain of Rocks was taken by Troop 118 of the | Chouteau School, last Sunday. | Two scouts, Jerome Koehler and | George Welch, passed tracking on the hike. Deputy Commissioner L. | A. Lang was present at the last | introduced several new games. | The four patrol leaders, Law- | rence Gross, Franklin Partney, Brandhorst and Edward | Brewer, of Troop 248, of the Long. School, attended the recent patro! leaders’ camp at Irondale, and | to the troop at the last meeting. Deputy commissioner Lang pre- sented the troop with a charter, | tests. | Was elected | recently, | Brewer, seribe. oath and laws. | Class-tests, and Russell | ter Brehear and have passed Scout Trais, Wal- Lawrence Gross their elmer Brandhorst senior patrol leader and Scout Edward | The troop is plan- Ning a hike in the near fuéure. Suburban District. Suburban District patrols ,took | | both first and second places at the | recent Patrol Leaders’ Week End | revealed. | over all Camp at Irondale. the scores from the various events The patro} winning out others was led by Scout Douglas of Kirkwood 2, | tabulation of. Stephen | while that taking second place was headed by Scout Bill Puffer of | Webster Groves 7. | Scout | Masters, | troop | | | Boy Scout headquarters announced Off. | for scout- | icoutmaste rs, committeemen and their | families, scheduled to be held at! the Irondale Reservation Memor- ial day, has been called off, loca! “es c. Barbecue” barbecue” assistant “Family A “family ener alg _— Friday. Conflict with the Camp- | arall, or general camping conicst, to be participated in by all troops | of the council, was given as the reason. A larce number of secut | leaders had indicated they could | | not attend the barbecue, gave a complete report of the trip | | and spoke on the observance of the | Scouts Brandhorst |} and Breuer have passed their first | second class Wished to spend all their MORNING, as nie | spare | time at that period working with | their troops on Camparall projects. | The Camparall is to be held the. first week in June. 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Se = PR We se Ae Ny neil Pah bi im og ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH spuicmeaiiii SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH || League of Women Voters Banquet. | Chase Mary 18 in connection with, 7 2ompson, Mre James G. | ADVEETISEMENT Mrs. Herman Miller is chairman! the state convention. Other mem-| Mrs. Gaylord Fauntieroyr, — | Your Crosswor d Puzzle | of the committee in charge of th: | hers are: Mrs. Ernest Kroeger,/ Vertrees Young. Mra. Otto Heller | banquet which the League of Mra Mansfield Bay, Mra N. David / and Miss Georgianne Tracy- ECZEMA |Women Voters will give at Hotel | | —And Answers for Last Sundsy ; | os ser or Teere, 310 OF A QTE MAA psoriasis. - rrcH RUGS wgpigpies ss so ad Stopped or No Pay 2 S50. Dinas oaby Rowe ae ee : ; De. B. Newman litense: Tat - ; Gelg (rewns Petsen Ivy. Dermatiti«. Baby HRavk. sof _ oe ' P 9312 Cleaned $1 25 $5.08 ep came and eéécess wil! brig ros 80 cterees Cutaeceus Troubles. Excessive Dan- teimg physician, of 6 Fifth Are ? ar1?, wes --~-------- 9]. cesta tes a toll ised bettie Eg Grate oc ance Mehing fect. Se. 3 | ' | Chemically Cheated tracted SO. Fe ee mest wo, RU-BON stops the itching ard ben's zuue, Mew York, announces that he | , -_-$3.00 feed or cen ee ee ceed tor Caen the skin. Use after shaving. Ask me todar utors. . ais lower Corn was tasluenced onal , Tre Fe 4 rT 2a ss rac. ft bas been weed br thousands kas perfected @ treatment whicd has EMPIRE CARPET CLEARING 2. a — end ‘Go ot cut pu @ cent until you are rom- your druggist. Merer Brees. and J. S quickiy rid fat peop) f exe : o kK Linéell 4555 a 4 nietely satisfied —ines send me omly gf. 5. rat M“ferreli Drug Co. wholesale distrib- - | Ww Ordinary No. 3 red : 5 clasees of ebropic rbev ism, gout, ssthma . : 7 . “ae ag ' ive mullin Jestern varicties, had no aed high bif>d pressure obtain : | . grades and Western star ac ; . ae @ eu)stantial accumu- : . . | and thereste nie and Western red bp ESTIMATE ERROR APORTED, WHEAT OFF a - SOE ny eh,’ compared 500, compa aia Follow} eater Wheat Crop Estimate | change aurif ee | — La arge 7.000,- closing | Gartihd 6260 ond ABE js Enlarged by 7,000, pete a vas Oe = =. 000 Bushels. a - 24 Amtassacor Bigg. 7 Mee aati “4 AF? ay Bi led 7 eteduaitg tin Serre GR Ree Ate RE Plate hs ie Peale has Sinha idatiVaseddais Nadi ches diesGlicnie: utes ihe Mah eek Mek a RFI eT in ys, >) / oh es mat tee Rae Ped MB, pe a ea Se a eee ¢ “ ee “ oe - , are ree) Bae 3 me Locust Sta a 4§ MERCHANTS EXCHANGE} gpeoprry TTTIILIIIIID gt. JOU'® cat iutures closed several 2 at the week-end svssion, fol- o Pres mre es: . PURE: FC Relea SE a oe. TRAM ERY: 30 pen te Rie shies 8 thi Spssgin. tags, cy, Speke agli a Sind laa sale agi a ee 2 ee sistas Fi or kK Weal ‘ PP set é 7 7 sist a aw, ree nie or great relief from the reduction of Wester! | ; e i . of ¢ ’ ; Chica =sRy. * theig superfiueus fiesh. Eealizinz ton he awit ‘aaaie te Tull Champien that this sounds almost too good ts , j it 1 late, Shippers took hold 2 p se Fame: | be tree, the Doctor hes offered to se if 3 olfewere track Males on a Dasie Elder Mf send without charge to anyone bo / i over the Chicago July price tor No, to de will write him. a free trial treat- , i ‘bass. Po 1 26 ce Ga ae mest to prove bis claims, as well z+ : , Pes ot iyc to 1 bec lower. sant oS 2a his *‘Pay-when-reduced’’ pian. If ; }/, =) ame, were, CAnot large. “Local “trade, y 4 vourse’ . Bree r- ’ 9 . - ll : . ; & 2 bought corn, Oats were ined Glsc ake sehen obtrtes | Tremendous! That’s the only word that really FER 0. ehipeet* Qttetines showed 8 Con ; f) ¥*, 2dcress- ‘ ° o . p> | : em qua ity, which Was “ ing Dr. EK. Newman, 246 Fifth Ar : : ; : ink | “aaa prices paid. Local trade aierYesCurPeth| . : describes the magnitude of this special Carroll offering. Think #7 Ry aR ” -? ening more than cent nigher, a | | of it! The complete furnishings for your living room at the amazing low i bic conte niet St price quoted. Carroll’s usual low terms, too. What could be more attractive: d temperature wi winter wheat layerpeo! heat came “%d up on HORIZONTAL. , : | =o 11 12-PC,. BED-DAVENPORT SUITE | : : ae) Zz . lad on July and Ligd on October. oe early was “eo lower on May ; ke vp on July. Corn for July deliverey 4 both under and ever previous close, July wheat opened at $1.53, September $1.55 %. Ju:y corn $1.10. Local wheat receipts, whieh were 124,- pushels, compared with 79,500 & ago and 68,600 a year ago, included "care local and US through. Curn re- ipts, which were 100.800 bushels, com- 4 with 110,600 a week ago ang 103,- a year ago, included O+¢ cars local end oa WES ARIE Ie Fb ARREARS ALTE TE Me SS RAE AEG, EB ecg AB 5 CRBC NON A A RRO eit REN ION Oo i . nrough. Oats receipts, which were si E aa bushels, compared with 58,000 a i | : age and 50,000 a year ago, included ; ee ‘ local and 13 through, Hay Tre- i . cars . fi iu § were five cars local and ve ‘.e : The three Northwestern markets com- ie Esau eer sale of birthright amred had 820 cars of wheat. compared mu 4 7 ih 373 a week azo and 646 4 vear ag, Lg : Poker gtake ; meapolis receiving 187 cars, Duluth && :o : Br ; mre. > De - . Garli ; 1,82 tie ee ee aor hots letenertins end vel | .* $1.2683.0F. sin57@l.50.. sei 4 usble facts. Our euprly these boois ei winter, $1.57. ; limited. Send todsy Address BRON. 4 hard, $1.5 at ~ a | = oO, ha d, . ; E . ; ys. : , ‘3 } ; + ; 1 ¢f- : q ge mple Grade. ie gor aan a oe | dest 0 ncien eS ton Wee 4 3h % lists : i 28 ‘ . > . * : ttF Sd ot - _3 pa ay - : ‘~ in? f ? M % 3 % . . 1 ; +! ef é >. ai . > 4 “s , . ~. : - : a “ 3 = = oa +4 3 OATS, Jf as ¥ a: 4: erie cc - ; | dl oe er BIOTA te? : —— — : = “ee = . ees ote a wee No, 4 white. 698%e to THe. the latest qi t E: +. N G it R { ner ge ete : menage : - it es 7? 2 2 —_—_Js Pes ; 1 Ly _ ties ., sei tine te Flour and Meal. ne ee as £33 : ¥ . ats? Cc. ” : : 4 s nd " &} 4) aie gq” . a . of f , ~ . 7 ; x me : id : : f P ; " : " ' is SS Ch ~ ear , i : \ J, : ti it ae yer of the market. S08 |) oe oe ; eae ee ' "eid Let aS . : r quoted n ee Ls Pe Great istercst attaches to re- French Mandate, 69 Wri me ee ah ier ij PSP : "uni ~~ . 3 : € 8.9 Srotton: sus 95 ~~ SS it ee oe Se Cnsyea ee aa | SRT ee oo as ! ; g re ; | bs . ill at $6.95 jute. The only | i ae ports of a2 remarkable method fo: aaa ; ie z Strang lat Vidt4 4 oe ‘ Founde! ve — : ‘ $5.25: spring patents, 37.00 to D4. 7s “=e. eo SE AZECT , : 7 * ; © Se le » b hicago standard,’ ae i me & a ‘ee é , : 2 2 Seminole f. o. Bb. Chicago & , a pers They gradually get smaliee » VY te ted oes esis E A BLILY A$ Tic furz D ; , and No. 3, Rte pound bulk. mare 28 until in three er four weeks ther Fig _ $9 Spread out Ibser = ee ‘Bin Phe . pte eh age gee ag on Fa a . . rit ae : . i = © . ‘ eT) oo ent. 0.7?” ; a3 are often gone entirely. The treat cess 32 Member of Al- 5 Jostle rudely | : Biwire dari °35'95: extra heavy. $5.85: a ment is perfectly safe for anrvon: © “eicomers sonquin Indian 7 7 ic] 1 1 W M tt £ ] V j ||) Coaeee eS a: “i heme see Ca § Corn ~Meal——Standard_ meal tn esriots, ; et Mel ME ilove it ei) 6 A river of Bwit- tribe roths Never Before in Our History Have We Offered a More Attractive Value the ere 2 wet fe ag oe the long sought specific for zeriand 24 Excretion fo 2 1 2 P e E P ° C 11 Cho ‘ 200-lb sacks: small lots charged TET nll goitres. A little Book issued by 7 Most troren $ Rep wooing mu FT Than the Outfit Shown Above— teces—Every Piece Carefully SEM PEP si. vous siny marker 4& oo © ors laboratery expiains the metho © Re 37 Form of tobacco itcaii ‘ruments facta oe $ May sales were as Poe oy , mer. I eS oe ef uly be m , » segs for smoking ‘ F ° ° - “1 , : ". r PNo. 3 and no-«rade $1Y, ! car No, PEt aly, and SIRE eed free foro Oe ~dlerstomes (1 Large sea duck Three massive pieces, built for comfort and service, de- decorated magazine rack, mahogany-finished davenport ff car do, S1i.o0 1 ear Now? 31h are fF. myone in to age eS ely regs aracises famou : ° : ’ = " , , | . 2 cars No. ie nm can war at Sar Mite of" fables | signed on the most popular lines. Davenport that opens table as pictured, end table, smoking stand and a very pret- | tah ie 4 ae pest Antonio lie ® Cole * 3 on ; ‘ : : : : a. . : “. pate , | j BS No, 2 Seal : bar, 3% tee? ed vales 45 Platform caine Pp hR k 5 an ty, sella ab te ee > of o Tic ae $a Platform town of Ruma- orc oc er fine atem. soft d leafy, selle at , ‘ate & ee 12 Ktiver mage f2~ bs “wn Bs et ‘ s me Se f fi a 47 Enduring high ia, formerly in von ee SS See La 159% ey mous by Shaks- temperature ungary _ = St. Louis Bran Market. Chi. 154 s dh pm r f | eare : | pean PEN bia as dull. Prices were lew-| ~~ ’ ; geibe a 59 Restores to ‘39 Sign for keynote og Fg * “West was auoted at | KC. 145 prompt to $36.50 immediate an j = 50 to $36.50 for gray short ond bid | F751. _ a $41.50 for gray shorts reported: ane ° | ca | mill priced bran at $38 and eee Ay cok" es $43. Oat feed was quoted at 820,50 wrest. iner- giand Weight ip : 33 lor fea } > i b Mervousness . 14 Fee] oe — . ted sl Appropriate by dust the Korker for the i 4 es. f JF Bome- 33 A shoa! farce perch—-etrongir corstructed. _ over | thing in the dark — : hatte cane seat. comfortable and at ; > BO tire Camen rehena a - - One ornamental. no phone of sa i ak =. f a — ¥ davs gp tere ime Femarkabic | : a ae sg »6 Cauterizes $5 Lyric poem C. 0. D. orders. y as | , — ‘ af — *= =. SS | a and $42.75. ] | Meal ‘ Curabie?** : ng jeeentiaieeenen ee eas : . . : ? ; : - —— — “ ; 4 ; 4 fa fa * ea . a ets satis _— WITH CRETONNE PAD . P . ", — web? f i falt: » a thai t- ‘g anyone who | ~ ; : : . ; alfa meal. new crop, choice, Was quo dod be ; Quict Morning * Service. | Flemi sill al reach next Sun. Complete with tufted 50 — ' + — Be ees 334 in new sacks: old crop No. 2 me Bd address ty, The devotional Pe ae ie e(@ton mattress and ° : = : . . , if secondhand backs at 1.50: No. J, ; cig "3 rf °C + ,thi a 4 pa » SS m ri +% a a i = 842 Sandor: nurch of the — . 4 covered with ecretonne. ané choles, 39 ee | the woman's auxiliary of the mm, Michiga:. , ' ale ts gS tah ing n. 1) flonnce—finished in | we include a full-size 45-pound roll edge mattress. genuine Simmons spring. pair feather ; MD figures made the ‘forecast. uf wiates Winter wheal, and brought it &@ series of rushes to the selling side the market. = bee in re " Re Te » Nae ie . ” et ee ek ke) een A M 2 ie t a f Kan I = Tal ae. FURNITURE COMPANY model of nifctency” and efaweaat _Overnment Reports Error The sew. impreved burners ASHINGTON, May 12.—The Depart ts : threw our intense heat. Rust-re- er | ; i SJ | : sisting oven lining. special belt<- x Retrigerators.90.45 3 2315 Olive St. T-plece | : ed construction. Priced Monday Lan TT — : | , : i . = ne aher than an am act Sarpe dad || eer: soos I 6 OLIVE T Reacts Sette St a See $7 ar 9P ; free with ench Piz {ue Bs ~ * se | mei Helch & Ce | Baers annem ae pao e Agriculture's Bureau of A ‘ “nomics issued this statemen - © the winter wheat forecast: , “FOP reporting board has isfaed 48 ‘t that @ clerical error tes » Of published May 1 Pred 4, of winter wheat, “= In the computed indica or Orie. whieh was uanre < wh to 8.870.000 bushels. rere eenr Sater cree nad Boren nal ail Pohvavaran kipene t wee ts s ; $4 Ox ‘ e “1 - = $ : | Break- aa Sl aa Fiber $44.7: a saaeees | e C \ 0) “We Sell as We Advertise and Always for Less’ ) : ecaeesens:-- 000 | : : iS 3-Door Side-lcer | Shi cok BEE) $8 ors aremte ops. sees MBS REFRIGERATOR \W ‘@ ; | meg ee seh a enniets Bring, = YS an i iecand feed cam a wa - WS / : Cee ARMS | 8 “ “seseaiatee ] | vere Recon sant $ 75 4G Sa Aa gh? Aa : | AND GAS RANGES . LID E patie of oclid oak. sets $i2@ Charter Oak ) a/\ oe A .. AN IN IN ax JN 74. :

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2 tt Le vO, te yo Bite Pe Reg 2 NOY 0 odo pine Vl alle ae ae Cah iiiieciiniaans he LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | ~ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928____ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _-_, PAGE -17 if ATE ERROR Se LOUIS STOCKS |ABNORMALACTIVITY |... Vesta wancer ~ Toorron ruones Lowe avortownens “pocmonas on Dew potatoes reacted) after eri- | AT WEEK’S LAST SESSION ts and Geals were made largely a r +. . ~~ _ = “ef | - ™ fiz ‘)T° A. me tts lowe - than Yeats ea ‘ : “ ‘all H t hak a et OCK EXCHAN GE, May 12.—Total transactions {a | nd one ae light as is usual at ‘Y the Associated Press. . * . . : *’ind of ne week n' oe sata } gas stn ; ay Dy we e 5 WW StOC on the local board the Past ‘week amounted to 53,868 . shares | as made ha lou most sales were 4 vurtec SEW YORK, May 12.—The cotton oar . pte ’ j - ¥ us id Vn Li ae K fe “4 ie ' VW é juwer Litas uiider YerRK-enrd liqgul- J * 0 . *» € . es ~ ; = wer " * Cc mpared with $2,931 a week ayo, (5 days). Bond sales were $57.- per OU {De. Mivetce vwelghts. ] ar | ‘ tage , al @ trude és counIDissivnu hbuuse New Jaw passed, fii 500, compared with $36,000 last week. | | Delivered deg i 2878 and No. 2 $1.45, | veliing. evidendy inspeed te eee ES —- borrew on eu. i oo Crop Esti t Following is a complete list Of securities traded in on the ex | cate do *: | 53 25 leaup of ‘car | closed at that f July wold off ta Z1-oe ad REAL ESTATE AND INV TMENTS urniture or —.. S ate , ‘ : S ‘aue : 2. vae : | field run Pt fA se Fev losing stcauy at net declines of 25 40 AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS wae ; . . wn . ow VW .r we >» 2 steady. There wo ear Ket Was quiet and | 44 points, ; a arged by 7,000,- closing prices and net changes be ing Biven, Symbols: *Increase, New York Evening ] Ost. ee aoe i a5 & iiMiter demand for T iit vpening wus steady at declines cf OFFICE: 1534 ARCADE BUILDING —Decrease. => . Unchanged. : By ARTHUR W. KIDDY. ‘fo : in ox ut being Saturday, si tile ING lU 44 Dulutls, witu a2cuVe Mules soun PRONE CHESTNUT 6056 2 B ls | COME lobbing Was Sale i lw i + : ——— ' ’ : ' - ; . ¥ y. Ss. sucke ee | SUWIng Net juss Bu OD ' | 000 ushe De ———_ | LONDON, May 12.—The abnormal ac-}100 Ibs. on track. in Pee te feb juesce of 26 tu 8U pulnts, wn Ny, oe ee eo ra ; ore wel) , ear | iG Lexas raly reports and the iallure of ies lWic's beet a | | ] | tivity existing in stocks and new capital | X8 1 Idaho russet burbanks § /+’)Verpuul luiiy tu meet yesterday's jocal | Ri ISTEE’ E E’S CTIO! 4 | _ ai ni 7 eiw iW’k’s iW’k’ ‘lose | Close : partly grade im. S122 nico ere ‘ hin ro MB tee ‘ AUC ION SALE 1S MERCHAN TY EXCHANGE. SECURITY pry. “ | ad iy k & iW wee began: US ; issues continues and with the publie SDeCeU- 15: ; de d ( . et SD: 23 ; P é ete, i tite ceriine wh teguaen Ahr -Utleiu- a : fea en 4uU . . Mm $.'Setcu! 13; f ” : : ree : , : pBaneg agi te et Usset | VP ateG CUVCTilig, eulloe trade caillg snd a | > neal tutures closed eeveral —— teat 8 Hi h. low. I Close .iCh re.) Rid | Asked jative ¢ ppetite aroused it 1s aifficult LO } : , ; x F ‘ . . A 0 ae) ' ata ; Ww C g ; ay $1e ¥1 : . ai 1 TIT esIOn house Jeman., | RAMSEY SHOE co., A Corp. week-end Session, fol-] Boatmen's Nationa! a ivered_ al the t © 8 Nath 1a Bank ei , SAV when Ine Movement will SLOP. Most e - } Le i red, e ives elt aied itj CulSsey Uelice, blow lug i i= hu ** ei 7 -, 6 = ‘ . ' 7 g agi wre ° : , fy upturn. Corn Was Iafluenced | First National k Biches = 3172 17 oe | | idahis euvered. (30 sac brs “ai | ri " closed al “4 decliay Franklin Am. Tru .* ise as i ahobe ‘ - ‘ . + 8 Dowd 340 i neople aliticipate more sober conditions (yridayvi. S14: ae , ] vs : GU ‘ Poets Av it lu vulnts dul ing Lug PLUG | 1926 STATE ST ~ . z : | =| ‘ . . * J i Ati si) j 4 Laie i} origin . br t ive ort i ’ n e arte Fo vort of Sees chante Latiede National , ! 2 a) ti feeees foe the estond half of the wea: ON1ONS—Markct on new’ . 4 . ete hee st : “e s 0 A eure 1e vernmen, ‘ational Bank ‘ommere wo) 6 4. 22! ! & , na eS year. 7 teal ; ° * On \ Kas ‘iiums 1 rT swest con ued tu cone aimed | rt 1 ettey pelea ties Mercantile rae oe it : ? = . ‘* ‘. = ° wer ane stat pada cpanees it is be- near Laci mig he Sh oy pe Saturday. but GC ibGPAct Weakebod 10 late trauimg utides | GRANITE CITY, iLL. ‘ | ; ; ‘ : se: ; “fp re 1} 4 , ee Fi | IOV er inal ie VOR ork rate MUST Pike | : 2 } AuUTtC «o track DUB LIESs ‘ i} h lbiow May ‘ » ce . “ . . “se . . ; «J . | ser | . - . : 5S WN « . ¢ - f “ay Buoid ott to . . ¢ i928 domestic winter wheat] A. S. Aloe Com. ” es a and there is some talk now that it mieh: |! PP age yfttns c a | a . id 9 ” 2 | | pet ‘as compared with 47B- | Renta, A108 PG.» Matis titrontrest ty (A wn Dy Rg lll Ra Ng TE i ir “crates "Go. [ibs anu the clove was attain ge ween: | TUESDAY, MAY 15th 10:30 A. M. 4¥.- . ‘y Ne ; fi : oe sere l . adder c? invy or ‘ : . a ' ; y . ; ; Rae . 0, | , it Lilie ¢ is A V lu @ , - - Svan out ab Weuhing. ee A Chain Stores ee 78 : 7) att | tracery clamoru wil ‘Or eat ap aig and wees © is, S15; rs Nw, 7. > jowest. Under the termes and conditions contaned in a certain Chattel Deed of ’ nels L eat- lymer a; 8 6 ees 6 ee «© ° ° es ‘ 2 y 4 7 i ae ‘ rah po oad greg ‘ry oivT } 4 i 7 C8- . , ‘Bayh ¥ * “Al ayo. ] byy : ‘ . % ; “as fairly active at the éiart, rruet, executed for the benefit of ereditors by this Company, we will sell as out in ain market Saturday soft Rovd-W elsh Shoe com, P RY ts oe a 2 rhs in 1 price © TT | 2s ites merQal white. 2: | bu cue Comparatively quiet Gueing the lined, the following property: : Pa “ rm as olf 5 cen te. Demand W us Brow n Shoe pid. *eeve a | } 1& "I ; *- ‘i. ' ¥. 1§ t & rf 2 ‘ -_ { 7 a A tie rt : j aiff i , ae bot , ; » bunches oor ~E ? E rTivale cables said there had been-eon: | eumpar. mal f —— err 4 , , P.M. Part ef the | Pmerson Electric pfd : ‘ ' , | monthe owing preparati He neceasary ; ge A eae 4 i ‘'Y ¢ to By. VHeital buyiie and trude calling ua the] ot Tra esa Fives “mga Weneuie fg oe Byte saan in a Chattel Deed . : . r«* L >.) ~ : ia ° ; idle ni a "Ss “ “ HVils " . owe . : a ‘ } \ ¢* pevae ' ‘ ah 4 PY ‘ j ? “a as | > + ral 0 r€ € ] > or wage were carried over as, the a mand | Ely 2 Walker D G Ist pfd : 12 2 Oy ej ;} the printing of the notes. and allen yreen ' ‘ we é “0 senegal - neg me Magen —— | Trustee, the following . SEE GE CIMEHIONS, WO WHE GON Sap the 3 7 ) ot laree. veal trade, % com . it S011 ° et) uat }account of waiting until £6.000 000 treas- | bunches. re wh we Ss a ee | toc ladies’ ready ' word that reall . & ; . was n bought cori. Outs were | Fred Medart com . ee - ge . yi Be. ‘ ury stent Hl ha tice. 9 ph indore a Ms yinen? i dozen han ; y . “ er | jimited business im cotton vleths the sell- Stock of ladies’ re ady-to-wear consisting: of Dresses, Coats, Hata, Trim- Vy g : a : e 2 aS . ' 2) «5 ‘ a , bie. re os an tee Cae ~ — ing here was supposed to include orders mings, Linings, Materials, ete. 1 ERMS CASH. fferings showed a con- | Fulton Iron ‘or fe ee . ; : , vil eturn for cancelle : by reagon of s- ar vee eet ” ; ~~ ’ ll ff ° Thi ! fe le © ee pon haw he tage le Ryo Ra om -~ Works pfd : Se. Me | {aye cae Sages. Wee hen ta ‘ ae ggg E> ag one aT ee wes Kk.) trom the Southwest, but the bulk of it ~~ va eg sa Trustee, BEN. J. SELKIRK & SONS, : “S ‘yrange * ~ i] t i ‘ i ) j - . i : - | . ris ret if i ¢q*t}} ' i:* € IACI LE 4 J 4 » ies xi " , f he ms , , al ae 1 a rj 0 ce . , 0 ering. ‘ ink the prices paid. Local trade Globe-Democrat mee .. 4 33 * ‘ :, : | ing effective later in thie vegsr. ; land erates $1.6. . * “ eee j 6 ee cc aed ee eee =o Sebo mmercial Bidg. Auctioneers 4 reese « ~ 4 . itsii- ait’ J Ss. as; ly ; > a . we o Meo « — ota he ans a gE on i ws 7 aN iP i — Maer WAL ESS FORGET AP Pag? ae MOEA 6 cept. oI “ FA Pein » “ . es NF bE Dallas we" Omg A ABs & fA te . 7 Faille were buyers Of best samples. | c “é allic ball cere eee rohably th hance | a ae viet ’ es} +: the amazZin ] re | . : » tn than cent nigher tat Bimetallic Sot ea : 3) ag ine, eae tae the 3. 450 a 2 t. bx at a ; Th, - Sake yg > e a cone ‘in koe $1.65 to; crate warm rains were wanted in seae 4 Ow 2 reacted some. Comment was ena 1 a a ef pF : ai ey 216 7 % (6 pill Le Ain hae ne i per box ONE Deets dull at 25¢ | coptral best sectioné to brivg up replanted RECEIVER'S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE : . agp ope whom cence, rere 2. Bi oT a . | | oo a Nei ven Ene Dan issue : . eution, but sibi! hat t “I ttra ti » ag tae the Weather situation in north- Huttig com ' amet, a ; 3 { wt ces me and ne ‘tes, makin: “pee CABBAGE — Price - we! lower *, } ote rai ; > Sea ae onde : Cc lve . temperature in winter wheat 4 icheeth ale setes > 4) “Sia ao" wt . e . re oe ae oepartments siitl] ta bh , ' f ‘ Ciate 7 re | 4 a : lied on October Hydraulic Press Brick pfd a 90. ' | @ |” oe gn 4 The propor . ¥ ye ; Ihe Ss - F ‘ Suk — : Tal ‘ om ° A ? ‘ “ ; ‘ i toy i>? i jis »% ’ Koted Fy ~~ » | - = ssi ‘ iP. ys ‘ ‘ 3 ft) 3 . 6 } i ze ‘as %ec on May —s do com se. “' A 5} * 3 5} : | departmen 7 antom: Sica Ns Ars » Pre 4% lel ’ Mobile ' Crushed Cottonseed Report. ie 3 delverey mCOMe Leasehoid vue a - . : .- i y 9 | abo it 90 er Cerne hiy¢t i? , , Cdl ais se! l t” al Spr ' i 2 ») Associated Press, . | rh Toh : ever previous ¢lose, | ternational Shoe ' cee 17 1 2 — Tt Se remembered ths 1 gold currency no lone. | ?2” mt.4.) Gel, pas f mixed cas . leru i the ine-month period Aug. } “4 e great opened at $1.53, September do COMB two ner renee a) et t5 of 11 ra bal ee appil Internally, 3 he hank is ealled | , > 5 See PR ens ) | \pril SU totaled 4,510,244 tops. com- | 392-4 N. EUCLID AV. Beat $1. 4} duis corn $1.10 Independent Packing com ..,. Edi i oD * ea wie 3 nm ash AO ity terme of bn! og ' 2 on ey Car OUc fi aicu With O,YlL7I,O27 last year Jor the | ; ‘ ~~ receipts, which were 124.- Johansen Fras Shoe fe eeee. , ** ¥ bg! 36141 36 Vn ey $e oe ; ton and t VMMUn amount of roughly | (OTs: | ) or Me, 2 7% ersod, the Vensus Bureau anacuness | Wed d M 16th 10: : compared with TY,sc0 aj Johnson-Stephens-Shinkle Shoe val oo APS 1 & 7A £1 op p 2M), a Bee a veces ¥ Nent, Tex; y. 4nd evtton seed on hand at the | nes ay, ay 330 A. M. and 68.600 a year 450, mcluded — orev Mien ne ob 6 oe 6 « ae S~} 2042! 4; OO Ms | oval 5 [| ee le chief inter nm the new system wilt Nata i aa PaAlOs “ u April SU totaled 114,014 tons, com- and 2S through. (‘urn re-| 4 I i ag i gg nn en ot ' 2 Hy. ee we ver Cre] he Clauses affeeting | . 1. 7 | par with JLIE.YS1 tons a year age, By order of the United States Distrie : . were 100.500 bushels, com-| Maloney Elect pfd ¢......, cee; J, 26 Ho} 96 - } OF} ; oe Gerary limits and the banks’ wil OWER Marke! ‘Ow and}; Cs o seed products manulactured qdur- P ai ; a an oe this division with 10,600 a week ago ang 1U0%,-| Missouri Portland ceeemt 4... 2:39 : 1 y ’ re “juire? gold. foncerning j to * & id Ot aes aliforn) 2 | ing » period and on hand April 30 in- and district and subject to approval thereby, we will well for the a e ‘ y e. ‘ > ue ? al % Pa , . . ' a eA ‘ ’ me ” . : : . P ; ry ' ' t 1} + f ict Crwmary lear se " i 7 me Bi 7 : ” ore . at € 4 a ’ rf itiche qj" ( y t * | rod ced ] ¥y 36% 4 7 ? re j 4 f ” 7 ; r year ago. 1D luded 54 cars loca] end | Nationa Candy ©£Om .i>ce- Se og [on ae wia li .- mee : : ” ; He luded: ude vil 4 uc 1 tes 368, 487 veceiver of the estate of Nellie Ti n a Oats receipts, which were | Pedigo-Weber Shoe com a. o 3m | 4 1 S86 Se u “60,000,000 which is : po , (hot: |pounds, compared with 1,767, 55,006 in ab f re ae fuench, doing business as pele, compared with 58,000 a/|Polar Wave “A” ......... > 7 ae ‘ 39 & 2 + Oey ‘foe Lin ont lal to the limit | medium an Tia ee tae - small t he same period a year ago, and on hand, above, the following property: 2 ~ ‘ de , f 419 750 000 : nota | ead i, , arze heads. 12 to | 3.371. 360 pounds, compared with 123,- 4 .. ‘ ' a OCARINA aD Snails sea tee 2 na eee 0,000 a vear ago, included a.St j : ' o ' ‘ phy oa P —pP ware § cars ioet 04 13 through, Hay re- Rice Stix De ‘Gooa faa _ * eet aeat” see limit of £244. . The apparent dis- 41.12% pounds @ year ago, A Jarge and varied assortment of high-grade ladies* and misses . ‘ . , . a ry wOV0dB COUN ** +] call ‘ oie He ‘ca ‘ fa oO i | he y 18 explained hv the . : 0 on . ie ; v 29 q »4 - -we _ ti were Give care local and = SVC} Scroggs-V-l§ D G com ne. = my 200 3 : 3 eins is explained by he impend De re, Califortie 3 ae nae en et tie tea ready-to-wear apparel, including dresses and coats, in desirable ‘ “pa a rece Sah oe ha pe “ ; Jay d .* ' ae : 4 a : rey 4a4;iliorn] arze ‘'ratee f od a " US, ’ a> ‘ ° : 7 ? three Northwestern markets com- ss Mera ul agen RE So Yo, 4 $07) 415 } 42 ove Phe : however, also con. |ida crates all ve $ 4 | | pounds a year ago, and on hand, $16,- materials and styles--silk and wool crepes, jersey, prints, voiles, é ‘ . . Sec les ifiv » co . " earl om 3 3 i ‘ "> °) = larr : s whe , 6 , = yes . . wech, oars -OF , is : B , : ¢ i. $20. cars of Wheat. compared | Sieiotf Packing Co...” “bap + | Bo a BO Brcanie Mba >) the Fidur a Emit ied Jumbo | | 231,697 pounds, compared with 631,376, flannels, woolens, serges, etc. Trimmed and untrimmed hats, -rib- week aro an & vear Ag, » rer Rev ocaeenopecelam ; . , tg : | , . ,. aMH, y | Fons r bunch S receiving 187 cars. Duluth KS - ida ‘oan + : rs © © ane weme 4: ge a wD i expanded or contracted with the : MBERS—Car Florida %-bu hamp ™ ULHWeESLer eit pfa EN ce EN St “ng ‘ ‘ ; Sei P ’ ‘ iry s Consent. €xpanion hejnig 2 ar , lobbing WAY deli are : fn a er, | Stix, Baer & Fuller com iL. 5 2 SOM! AD3IS! BOW ot 3 313 GC, mowever, only for a period of ¢ | LO SO, -olce at $3 _ Ae pence, 6.50 ihand, 84.870 tons, compared with 180,741, St Louis Car com . ee SB : : i 3 A ae : p MONTH -2 hampers) at $1.75 "Tne ana %da, | Linters produced, 847,426 running bales The beautiful fixt : ; St Louis Car pfg | 7 | important in this connection |i s hot-house x quoted at $2.85 ‘aad jcompared with 973.553, and on hand 111.- , ee — includes various Oriental v R | ‘3. rugs, imported mirrors, imported lighting fixtures, screens, desks, hg > 4 St Loui@® Pub Servies ......... ‘ | Tae 35 248 35 1, |. i? Oe 4! that the initiative for expansion or | X at 33. Ué3 running bales, compared wite 162,78 ; j : boa . : q ws ' ty © ~ tus Lig % ae Sea he Re een - ty ? . ve " fae Be E ign Me ny Ine Re oP Yi Di ed Ce, een ~ boda , y x St hl eo, Pa te tox be 33 2 hens Wot ehebmsekihcinatniieimutec tna dt cae ee Aca ties gepre. cats = A : ahead ; quoted $l ang specia) | , ° ewelry, handkerchiefs Sb 401 a year ago. mrmin ha e no | Cake and meal produced 2,029,525 tous, bons, trimmings, s Wis, veils, velties, j Iry, lef compared with 2£,008,035 tong, and — @p and other seasonable and desirable property. £ ~The nee dls tacit ok 3 an ~ ene SOO AAR NC AE ct Sh EET: a Neer Lia —— WR ihe isoideiban ret Sinton es pant sstesl : Liverpool Spot Higher, MyICclive ' ¢ ; 7 * ’ ‘ bh. i} A,€ ‘MEDOT ved | f¥V ERP‘ ry, LL, May 12 ef otton spot mn M—Fresh receipts Louisiana %. demand; prices higher; American » : the hill 'u. hampers, 9Oc and covler stock 5S0e ft | strict good middling, 12.244; good mid- : . Kinloch Telephom Lo | f he Dal | ake ooier stock oUc tf dime 18 Oh strict middling, 11.844: Also a complete office equipment—desks, cabinets, chairs, type- “ = ; ‘ ‘ oe } iniocn PONS is alice . e « ‘ ° . “ee er a ii {it} ; ALA ; s Pi - (; aT a atti ‘ ] ’ +. . a ; , ‘ . . ’ ‘rite F J ; , $€ 1 Scullin St! 6s , . sces 4 100t, HOM hi ee 1 1L Ce@ed} £ ] Oi; Te en n tt = ‘ahadiem a De yg anne “ oHrines. &. —e L1.;4d; strict ed middling, } - ptts6e adding machine, electric fans, work shop equipment, scWe *Scullin Stl 6s Peewee Jeb se sol con SBOOTION igo ji0e jt” ; required ry ~ ~ 1 50c te 7 CO = eee SS See i 25 ee: we niganns. 12.944; ere ee ing machines, dress forms, show fixtures, etc The fixtures are w) Ook “1 ~e ” — LO 0 BF —m se in ing | Prw ; : . | ordinary : — —— = ; ve de Be 4 | Rk a an’ FOF ' My : l ‘$300 “ORN ~~ Texas bu. bask ts, Bo | Sales, 3000 bales, including 2300 American. being sold subject to certain liens and encumbraneées. / Je (in DOHnG Saics (Hiv omitted, Aetuai snl : r 2 ittne DArticiwia?r } or 14 VY) ’ Au 3d mie “ i Receipts. 11.000. all American. 2 So iec to Zac, *Dividend rates as.given in the table are in the annual cash Darin . ope Ek ge Say re sower, OFf- leloged quiet: May, 11.29d: July. | PP. 1. BAUER, Receiver. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, CB to Te. the latest quarteriy or half-year de rations, or, il ase of newly hsted ot in ? as ree Od quality Mis- | October, 11.12 11.040; Jan- 414 N. I2th St. Auctioneers. bs sailpop % - DU, havrires rs telenhone peas uarv. 11.044: March. 11.04d; May (1929). Mesal. the dividend intention anneune ¢ time of o: ale and listing. Uni ns pnk. the oe or any pa faid | cleaned up at $2.95 fol and eee oot ogee — iuil. ri ert otherwise noted, extra or Special divide ry Mot Mcinvdeq : é vee J eaters ' her old it rs) os ios) i ye mi 1 ~ . rs By 11.03 SANK 1Ces ded to ke *Period divideids covers no Iven , ) oe aa a ened! a r No. 2 (Cab tty ant ‘ - y age 9 7° ir whic le required to eae. We aD ne car Pee. Waele 2 . : - | ee dagen I $4. er crate). Express receipts New York Cottonseed Oil. Lasagne one peas| NEW YORK, May 12.—The cottonsead BIG FOUR LAUNDRY CO ° iffer ; $ » jute an | i i. Biggs . te 7 . PALS ; neminal wa) : i. " LO 9Y and bu. hampers $1.5 O | oll market ruled quiet and distinctly easier m cotton and, high ra went LOCAL STOCK QUOTATIONS cg NE ay - a a ee | $1.75 as in quality (very " fe = Sheets 22 tn OF . Wigs . iwe in cotton: Kansus & r wet ° I ion. af he rat ixed in section four | $ : ohee es , ant 7 boty poet af ~ Erte te t a fr es ee ae 2609-1 1 PINE ST bv mil} at St 9% jute . > . -jORs selling promoted by the re- s on ; = wey , ae eT. ALIS STOCK EX MANGE, a} e The rold elan s hein riticiend | Biaie 4G ary JE LO 44 faction in tfon and surrour n E ets Teported were .! . 1°.—Following are lest quotations recorded } gn any in (9 , a L- a hagas: oo age F N Ee att a receipts - ee e: - . - . : a vd mars . local mill to the South. ~——F oll ee se, areore | ———_— _ ae e mon ke interfering with | a ates tenes het bearish April consumption SDAY, MAY 17th 10:30 A. M : Tre RCe’RK thi Be. U ’ ita tla 4224 ' ° ‘ ‘2 ‘ une pV © IO ls; ‘ " ‘frpe sr ; mer quotations nominally. Pies ae ' ' a NEW YOR ‘4 ) $4.50 and choice $2.25@2.50: exor fash ot he actual consumption me ad . nae « : 7 ‘ P £9 “o* 1U ne a wae i t ag Ma , , i P*. nite . ‘ : 1'e@ FR re ; ¢ , ‘ Rl gaa I lt quotations Curing week on stovck#/, 3 ! oe S if the kevin Skee Reus arataans (*%. | expects se a - wird 104 By order of the Referee in Bankruptey for this division and district. and id not sell were as follows eh Wig cOopyrght KL, eli hae: ttm “heen at Ss GREEN ONIONS.—Howme-grown = wija | (XPectat ) in hg nd 205 by a subject to approval thereby, we will Sell. for the Trustee of the estate of ; ’ rite 1} ; I aw ; : 2 dies 4 » - Bi } wpPPSITN ’ sf" ° *. , ‘ . al . ~URIT \ Rid. Offer. lexChang e market rey : , aint vl tia ‘ae gee om . . Oe Av! a ne ei! el SK its OY 2 5c per ar 2 “4 ! Ca tm j serch - i ~ “Shde er « { abanne Laundry ¢ ompany, Inc., doing business as above the followin : ; - - ~ ieee ; “se — " site i 10Zen hunches, | Apri » V@ar. Sales, o> ¢ Of parreis, ] rims: property Bubi et to alt liens - . : ’ € — — . ; — ) y ee SE PEI Bee ae , ' ~ nye " J Je a lens and encumbrance Mississippi Valley Tr 16 ... 33% ea chemin Trra? Mas Wwilh- ey ' pee ODE MeUlIne © a GUMBO—Cuban bu hamn: rs &6 T * nonuiibal: prime summer yellow spot, ‘ o 4 mr Credit T dem 3 a - , j F , n ra ie the tural bis L. om m . my} 7 ‘ v ’ a ate af ' > K A LE ji Home-grown 4c to Bic ne} . Mae closed $10.50. July, $10.55; 6 American ana Jk Ser W ashing Mac hinea. Asher Pocket Washers, Ex. , Ss as Baer, Stern & Coben ... = ee bee 4 Sreous £Trouy i rhe jift mt a teed: Sa lOm ! a Snecial ¢ Littee, | bu box | September. $10.83: October, $10.88: Seariag 2S Tumpbiers. 100 4 Roll Amrrican Flat Work lroner, Watts 30" 2 -CylNnder tall grades and tes te Bruce Com © RY : DP no ian " ? ; r ry ; P } -em be r $10) 75>. at : or k froner ms ater Softener al Brine Tank complete, 1 Tandem Upsst spring patents. ws-fe: | nic Ry Bo we . of 1-238 and 1-51 Prospe rity Pneumatic Presses, 1 1). H. ©. Sleeve lrener 6, bd ‘ago standard, | ‘ New Orle Ss Bosom Press, Yoke Press. Cuff Press, Hoffman Press Universal Press, com lete Vew ricans Spot. office equipment and supplies, : — Also the accounts receivable in the sum of $3,094.80 and a leasehold on the bores ‘ vom % Li , ' ” ; : a €) the rerTniment s contre! over note City & Sub P § : . 2. 8 ee ~*! M234) B14) OLY { Ss eee Ch “a | Becare Uinited Railways 4s eee’) ne S44,/ B4 | 845, 2 ‘ -+ Ae no gm to the ‘ AK Kinloch Telephone 6s ..... hele R 1] LO item ‘Eel : bie, | Scruggs 7s - 2d: December. cariote in fute: t S30 points, middling 20.93c; pound bulk. Lely A ’ : aK f ‘ - | ity. ra ; , , Pua, sea " . 4. sat | RB E ind Pou] | ALE TC 2. ¥ | e-0 } + i Indep Pack pfd ge Hil 1 Bate : } Steins , ide née feagding contines | Butter, RES an ou try | ; 2.75 ‘te $3 3 a P heee died ‘EW ORLEANS, May 12-—Suyoet cotton $7. SS: straicht. SA.05 Nat Candy Jet : iste snsi m “ : aad : a ’ ie . e f $5 95: extra heavy. $5.85: Mat 4 ‘an My d saa Spee ee ; ed — by op ry a . : S] tf} ry sie re (> : 4 a 2 eA - ¢ : ae at , , nas py + a ne sh] Chosen — St. I Brora al ee ee aes guna F _ Saeren =I IS B0c, buttons 45¢. select | 1 | St. Louis Spot Cotton. > ri: is Hay Market. } ‘ ‘ oF PuLlidg T rom o-.* ape — . ; " P _ ae a — ~ . | ‘ mitton was unchanged inh St. Tous eae 4 4 . i Lé 7% " 7 é i) t ‘ il y . a ; YO. 4 co r} v. tf ‘Y" . , " ‘ ‘ ane " i Sales were at follows: limothy, 1 | . . ‘ ; : | Wek k . é ae eee TN waste ton “> ; "FA Ead L.Ome-srown Ave | (00a! (Juotations: Good ordinary, 16.00«- = ‘ —e ¢ , j . rang: " ; , aria r ro~—Freseh if rsts 03 ib and over +, a : : - ; = x ‘ . 1O-KkTace wef ir No, ¢ G . , > o- Age =... % . & hoa L Du BA ( middling 9 OO middling, 71.006: | no-grade $1 car No. 3 | | Future Grain Prices Be , _ ! rds: hardy Om idling. 19.0 F e: | nished davenport | #@ gizmate S12} car No 3 2 a ° $ . " | : n i : ; ~~ “ibe ’ pot Ory # a and Southern ' ; TH i | 4) } a] Clover hay. High Low C}ose lu ‘o DOX, executed by Sadie ow . to ‘owls. heavy. 24e, STRING BRANS—Teeae 1 —— y Sadie Brownstein for benefit of creditors, we will sell : = SO. BL) . 7 . a , sali ; see horn hens, VC, | Stringliees heang Se to SO 50) 20: No. 1 prairie hay. > Fan LOUM-%8 Lodly-% [| Japan, which was directed by ‘Os iict | rosters G Jeghorn gtage, 1344¢; ;IN qQualitv—ear eleaneda un ; © to £ iery, U "wear. I7n/| : . ' 2 Srairie hay. $13 i 1 145% 145%2 149%a {| 'P China. Hea fferings ef Jar: | Chicke: *; epriug chickens. ! | delivered and other sales 50c for poor 1 NEW YORK. May 12.—Cotton futures ny Hosiery, Underwear, Union Suits, Gloves, Dress and Work Shirts, ver, down from 46 7: over - springs 1% te ; + eo Kg | ; ) NE .. May ta . Neckwear, Hats, Caps, Yard Goods, Ov : : 2.5 ria ’ 5, Lap ds, Overalis w s :¢ . leghornps. Bade: ue 1 & hy } m pers white ve , , S eaters, Collars, young dcucks, 26c; muscovy | Press shipments good Low " Higl I Cl Cl + TW of hampers valentiine hean mn leh} sOW, oOge. ose. ; is . , ae . : = oy 1 turkevs, “Sc; turkeys, heus. : - | stringless $5 M iss! ssipp mae P Jaliuary is. 20. 80-83 21. “ae peppery Diolag nt , offered in bulk and in sultable detail hedian seh : | os. | Cal ¥ to 10 Ibs. 41e: capons, & «-bu hampers stringless $3 to $3.25 and| May ....91.55 21.32% 91°33 21.5%- subdivisions. TERMS CASH. | hedian ex : cCapons. .. B6c: capons, 6 , | Valentin o 5n +-21.30 21.05 21.05.09 4 3 ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee. BEN J. SELKIANK & SONS A to $36.50 for fray shorte anu bid bh. if}. Havana exchanrce | 5 i ¥ . - 9 $1 - i} nere nance ' } - Oobbine wa » | Dec'ber : ; > + ; > ° 88.90) ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 153 ‘ 7 i 7 ; } 4 BEST’ at . ay ’ “ . r “ "es Pies ff. Pow ’ can ' re. Py « * @n 2 ° - : ae - ceatetielieahene al ieiretadiiiieeceeee oe ; priced bran at $38 and middiine ‘oo ait a @nmat he ne week Was at a discount ‘later in the | o,, Vo Ole 139 to 200 Ibs. 15e: | 2... ad: anne 1 tags HO NEW ay 1°.—Cotton futures “ — Oat feed was auoted at 8259.30) « a3 rica ES ’ ' t | cw OS i UP. 13444714 aoc: 130 te 196 ios aoe — wo tay : , i vermuds’ | opened stea M: 21.45¢c; July. 21 06: TRUSTEE’S BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE i? = -mixed . ie: ha 31 = Sony , igh. i es _ clover-mixed, $18 to bas City and Chicaco markets: old at 26.7! mark was al trong HEESE—Northern tery 23%c; ain- | pi tures closed as follows: May, 20.90¢: July, { ao C; 2 C. ; bri . wc per pound. ry - “"MIAY WHEAT Sac: “larbe ¥ ampere | | w ¥ | standard. $2? nr a leliy Fo Ne ork Cotton for the Trustee the very desirable stock of merchandise ag follows: herve? T 1% i ; } es I " to oF good Yaiice and Close * | Prev. Children’s Novelties, Aprons, House Dresses, Pants, Notions, ete, Ic; geese, 10c; Ne, 2 turkeys, ; P ti ; ‘ le > We iis changmizg from a premium of J]. i Bans ex , Om... ; Bs n SWEET POTA TOES—'rennecsee by: ary Octohes "1.94-07 . et lips. 25c; No. vapons, aia SE tb ie Sencepes ba han . thee pd Commercial Bldg. Auctioneer s pen fur gray shoris reported: an: a premium of- 1-18 ea vie sulneas, p ef rong. ’ , ‘ ; ‘ pie C)**e> od *, > a ee " EE 1ify 7 Pie “* « zm ‘ . tf) r y "y ; } ‘ x t t , \ J. 3 ' . aad $4° “= cars Bt if gra’ sho ts at j i Sa CNnatige qguotatione were ne follows lam be. 45 _ BS s.. . ; fil rt. LT) trac} i rich + by: ; PERMWAY MANUFACTURING co S 4 Alfalfa Meal. 7c 5 ee i | BNGLAND— Sterling, detaand $4.87 13-16; | fall lambs. 11@13c: poor Jambe, 9@1Se; | k5'. fetes original z salen Flor | oN Orl Cotton || Tar mea) new ern charce was avot waite ‘ - “ : ‘ Cabi¢ s $4.88 3 1; 60) das bills oyu bankg | Shee} +u Be duc) * _ a 4e- ‘ Hy Pe am & e ~ me a sa Abe Pacing if ' ew r eans oO on ADAM . thin a : oe , N. S484 5-18) FROGS—Jumbo. $1.75: medium. $1.50: aan eer - 2 f — gy . AND RIVER FRONT 4 » , ¢cTOop NX r | - a ‘ : . . - 7 a] if y } a mat, “hang . : . ml $3 } ’ 72 ‘a Ae al i Ti “4 and choice. $38. Chi. : 3. 7 } ‘. . anemia ne a . PIGEONS AND SQUA BS—Live pigeons. | J $5 delivered. Mexican ¥ tures classed Steady at a net decline of 25 sT CHARI ES MO an , Ot %s Mit ‘ : — rane. | he 4 ata > - a « . : per dozen: Crease. ejyuabsa, 50s per lb, forzina ) fx Nee $° 50 to $2 7% ° : : ie 3° pair to Mav P1) Ro bid: July “ey R30 o 5 _ he —. i . — a Vin "- uaii @2Nd dark, 35% 40, rE? 45 : "as . : : : . | f | : F TE rare > > re : i . B ea ae > yy : ro ‘ A? .°85 and geme S11 ta $1.50 Ke. Ietoher 10600 6%°: December %f) SAG Re ~ b ‘\ — riga iB ; ee men : an a . . . ‘ | . ‘ to . ‘ e bi D C IN § A R SEPT EMBER CORN. 3 os Ag Il M : ag a. ‘ ’ MILK—ITIx liveresa , 4? f nui - 30 packed Fl rida fancy $9.50 to $6 per @- | g ) ; | FRIDAY MAY 1 se ‘Se (ERM A N y — Mark, =" ~ .° i ati i $ t. neal ui, wa . « od Hi h LOW. ’ J H “hi 1 4 is. ‘ r " o~ | bask ms ste, 20S LOCH 107 44 ay HOLLAND— Florin, D 40.3115. ) per JOO pounds. Country stations $1.80 | 228k : , K € 1021 106 4. L0wb Tor papa ed i oe ef 00 Ib CRNIP: rns Arkansas bu baskets |J@muary ....20.7: 55 ¥ | CROP ESTIMATE REVISION , TMCS SWEDEN rene iso. px Sa ts, a oS 2: : abama ig-bu | May ..... 20.0 20. -" | By order of the Referee in Bankruptcy for this division and my d De eRe ' E 4e ‘ Pont, ow Ut tA j . ‘ ‘ e . . . a ; ; ihe pers jy . Se. i Ne TOW) old tur. | vuly ; ae. | , : , c : : : - 6} 1 ho Hin DENMARK—K ron YORK, May 12.—Poultry: Live | 23™! : ° : Tur | + : district and subject to approval thereby, we will sell, or th nuer- ment Reports Clerical Error Soa ; a'.'+. 3 : : “ ell/f © under . _ -- hee Fou JULY OATS, | SPAIN —Peset r) | ‘ if May 1? —— Bayiter irm: | hd in Tabulation. ae = } aes yi ‘y 304, | receipts 48°20: creamery a | per bux : ae oe “ ‘ ‘ ‘ " . ‘ ‘ : li ‘ » é ‘ > 4:4 Der } . — : ‘ . . F P@) devs’ shipment. The only gales de. | : YORK May 12.—Foreign ex- | (OF, *~ 7 @ielec: rough. coarse. TOMA TORS—-Marher” an , | ctober, (3t-s8e; December, 21.08¢; Janu- ssp dit : ' " aiii | La ‘ i s tren 1 Meine aS ev pe aie tae . rs _ - r. hy ot Nn IS hy li heen: Re aya ps: on i as Ceti” Aired 3 We te ~ FS = hath a EO a . , ” mis N te ‘yoni t » Q 0" ; j Lif are gs ‘ — . é Y. j - anh ‘ Pn ‘ ' ai - . P SWITZERLAND i i Po ia tead 2 20.52 signed Trustee of this estate, the following: Associ t 3 Pp Pa : «68 Sa OR i, i) ~ | (REECK—~— Drachma, ; tend - ‘ ¥ SAU ERK RA UT .=K een € | o> halt b ; ) > , ; : - _ - , z " me ress. SEPTEMRER GATS ~ | POLAND—Zloty “fa | Pe ye Be $8446) : te 'rels $3 50) barrels $6.50 enale G10 ar | tures en ar ag prions: & a neg pom ed MACHINERY ASO, May 12.—Stagzere iby & - ; - . m | CZECHO-SLOVAhKIA—Crown i = eM ' 0 ‘1 4: Ci a oo ' os (July, 20.87e; October, 20.75c: acem ; : ; | nd jolt d ffi gg ed is og NR 491, 4& % 4% &, S421 WIGO-S,AVIA—Cro 5 : FOC 23.08 ‘resh wsather > : 1 20.71le. January, 20.73. 1 Warner & Swazey No. 2 Hand Screw Machine complete with 7 ‘ae - . ‘ » . P ‘> P 5 $ : » ‘ ; - . - Pty *. . ‘ . ‘ ‘ oma Oficial gources, the MAY RYE. | AUSTRIA—Crown, D 17.08. l extras 27699A ar inery brown, New York Coffee. motor, 2 Nevill Bench Punch Presses, 2 Motor Driven Bench Drills, oa. a reeled heavily downward | == TG; Te 756, RUN lA——Leu, I “ i first, 32% @33c. Chenee stem receipig | BY the Associated Press. s0" Niagara Squaring Shear, Emery Stand and Motor. Invineible Mfamen i a po en cle gad rear gO . yr | ARG tnt es 2 ee 1 156.40: a rian aie —* oe | XNEW yore ae ie aii i NEW YORK STOCK ! Punch Press, Excelsior Drill Press and Motor, No. 1 Roekford J heis to the” tote Bm cara pamter —— — | Re . ran , “AGO, Ma: 12.— Poultry alies | enties futures a: vewul: ni ; med | Punch Press, Dise Grinder complete, 14x6 Seneca Lathe, Whipp 12” © Winter wheat, and wbrocehi : tod Oe ae oe Ct Se ete | CHAT. D 65.23 ve teceipis 2 cars; fowls, 24@28c; | showei fen ff under fur Shaper, LU. S. Drill Press, Steptoe Milling Machine, Plating Equip- 4 series of rushes to the selling sid SEPTEMBER \. lar. D 99.99% S-16 Boe Nagy os : lla FP « oe eae os ! tAhaUarGQs, , : ; J poilts ee : : . ” ‘ ° 7 ay = ; “4 . . ’ “ . ies Fr€ach vanity oe - Say Eh — preovisio'ls CHICAGO, om; gaia ain bids and of SL.92, NO. ate ke’ nafs 4: : i ate | ct first » 82% a . ns: is ‘on poe: suly Board of Governors voting a Quantity of corrugated boxes and cardboard, etc. : “tig WERee ushe : N. . whea JAy- 29% | ‘Ber 72. +VU. Oy —— iy ge wl “gee > “s~* a 4 . 4 aw Loe ee? Loam sale oe} ee ah! with | $70 O88 OOS ee euly €or ........2104%% 4 1. nominally, 4 Bite ; Ne OC e, Eggs unchanged: receipts, 2.1 3 January. 15.1. mM Sct le BC: holiday to allow member firms FACTORY EQUIPMENT Pp outfits. .....and ‘ fn, gh ashing ton a few days avo. —— COPn +...... — = 2 | 91.58. ; ‘Ser — gid eg + Bagge ced, Selected ~ v9 Bhe: July, 22.45c: September. 22. 20¢.{| tO clear up an accumutation of c : erence Ger @Gte .c......: 86%a ! }Si.3i®; Septlembe . ace 7 Decemt R5e: Jat y, 21.80¢: Mareh || plaric; . Complete Heating Plant. Co lete Plumbing Equipment, Tim wt « > ‘ 50 cars: unchanged tf c 10 2 | 4 AOE. 4 ‘ SaHMUETY, as. c; March, | clerica] work resultin from . ng ant, mp = §EQuipm , e + | ste i iggoaped apap ll soe white Ze to No. 3, nomi- FRUIT MARKET | 24 vc: May (ieee). Si.00c. | the recent active t eg Clocks, Factory Trucks, Office Furniture, Desks, Chairs, Filing ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | : oe yellow. $1. fled linc net: Rio 7a, 15% c; Santos {| © recent active trade. Cabinets, Typewriters, Adding Machines, Addréssograph complete, May 12.—-Grain bide and offers: 1.04% o. 3, nominally, $1.03 to} T. LOUK§ PRODUCE ROW. Ma oe Ons ti The curb market also gus- Flectric Lighting Fixtures, ete. $ Gvwhwara plunge of Bids. Of*ers. | $1. No. 2 mixed, 97 t2¢ gwS8c; No. 3,! App rade was lifeless. Feeling wags weak points lower, — oe nae | pended trading today to permit || ~ ’ : ‘ > i eeentein a . took piace, the mar Suis wheat 146 le -145 ts 1a°2 a, - ‘ 7 Ciles - May. ; ~- + F ned Je > reseed as holdings zre gee 44 he Rio exchange an Jondon and Aollar : | ~ - : 4 ALPS \ ALt ABLE LEASEHOLD ON THE PREMISES ADETAILS %c a bushel under top figures oe See +b gh 107% | / . aanaeians $1004. at 2. | Quite large for thig time of as, oid aan cmemenanel ) market 50 to || 28 members to cateh up on ji ¥ ROM THE TRUSTEE OR AUCTIONEERS) A PATENT RIGHT ony Carter in the day. tyery uly Corn “~ > “7 $ : tif 7 Car wichanged lo. 2 hite. | O14! reported were | " Paskets : res : er: ant 5 ta 1006 reis | their work. AND MANI FACTURING RIGHT FOR THE PERMWAY WAVER yY of wheat went as iow as 4 eo . Ofna tn Gh: eae un County No. 1 ben davis : 1.75 | jower, aziti port receipts. 38.000 - care a" WILL ALSO BE OFFERED. MS CASH. ( P Early adv ances were ; . ‘yon Tae hy , " Je, t 7 Ot ro ingly 9} No ] , dat ; ss pect —-- usual Monday. JOHN K. JON Ks, rruastee, BEN J. SELKIRK A SONS to persisient dry weather | : . a " ; “ss : ' | r é Steel Market. | r Wainwright Bidg Auctioneers. territory and te Liverpoo! By the Associa te a FS asa in Withdrawals | 1% . 4 mn - . of ‘ ‘ » # iid “ BAA NO. . 4 YY)! ‘ te SR an Ne / | VORK May 12 Sees r than were looked tur. NEW YORK. May 12.—Withdrawa) oes sens ara, O1.3% ' \ . $9: ; a1 ss i oh MPS. , ; nie : oo J market were comprehensive trade sumaiary | @84inst contracts tn the etee! n ah ne ' today said that in the United | 4éain large during = ast wees. ous Onty | $ Ms i 1, Sans $1. ty $2.25. bu bi : whole wu ut gricultu ® moderate volume of new Ousiness Was Ny 4 ite, 71? to 7a bo ‘oO On.00, bu baskets Arkansas blacks $2 the 1985 agricultural | nile oan | Li ce ns Ww 15 to 40 days late reported. Ruilroads continued to pias Larle e ti Timothyseed. | por aelicious $°.: lo $2.75. . d better th: } a ‘ sili tte moderate orders fer equipment. Bookiugs Be Cloversee $1925 tao $°4 . PRA | ERR Te s— Price: , dsie! ? Man Wheat, but saever- ee Fs m the Eastern : 3 . $19.2 $°6 QA. a Nflected the action o! th by oan aq oT etructura!l &Lee. oY MmuUis- i tee eect ; : ae be NG Sip sated Tagine : & owe Bee: ellie A he 2 Hat Sg all tional a ae reat = ne wees ‘ Trading limits un ‘hanged, rice delivered in Connectic ’ , : - riarks “ak ut | PUAN ana ‘ 7 bY! ¢,, ~ . nd‘ Locel sales, 229.000 tu Demand for tin improves iliy With MAES Ary oOniy gale report ee f ss Sntalte a ‘det otek a y ~ ‘ ae 4 Receipts, 113 | @n advance at London. consuming interest | about 25.000 bags of Cuban to ap ont-| prone pti ht . Satur ainarnina | New York Stock Exchange New York Curb Market by. Country May-June shipment. = | hort refiner for: June “shipment at 4.52¢ | Miesipn S450 ne ge er iia. New York Cotton Exchange Chicago Board of Trade " ti am T . ~ ; mnG WAS CONTINeGd | Ceiivereg wit chi it nal guantlitie 3 yr led halite ‘ask Y A : “ oe — — incipall > single carloads for prompt | able 3 pane ice refiners | «x eo Tee St. Louis Stock Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange ’ ; re? ‘iy iota ‘ ~— ; " P _— . - . > Me tridie cat! ‘Buffalo. Cash | ang May. tinued firm. §melters were not | lieved that bids. Hons ig: Pb Bh Le $5 ver 2 St. Louis Merchants’ Exchange rit; anc ceantinmurs rim, Smeiters ad 1 eVveG Pics : ractiona!! 1uer © ¢asier. Eastern mquiry offerings oO any #xtent with report imti- | id ’ iy |} moe , on} > + ? 4 yew MELOXS ~ aeinies @ hin New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange , oR a HONBY, DEW MELONS —— Arcentin MISSOURI AUCTION C Past; “Ment Reports Error. Stocks increased slightly curing April. ‘. mecting the the epet mar- TANGES—California navela fancy $6 . NGTON a idk Antimony advance -urtiher owing to @) Ket, ther ; ¢ turnover im , : a ghoieen OS ta Oe nd valen ‘ 5 Aatiocbure es Boos ney unsettled conditions in the Far East and} raw sugar fut i Woe movemente | 4; ariey $5.50 to $7.95 ana. choice Direct Wire to All Principal Markets 2007-09-11-13-15 MORGAN STREET ‘ ; ro 1¥€) ; . : Sehale . changes rhe reo . ty rt > . ; Mitth — ~ i o - ‘ A . £4 Mick ast tate the higher awe SS ; weeteggr ae ae wre] ‘la valencias $6.5 ’ iS sued this statement tn peibeieantireasen under liquidation te weeh ‘25, * . Licensed Auctionerrs and Appraisers ( Emtral a | ed handise Sol end Retail Private | eiaealinedeits Adminis atendiitnainettl oeenh eat. tan ana am nae ee WOR Ake Seb a ats poner a BIG FURNITURE AUCTION TUESDAY "4 SR rr RY 5 ne EO mm se —s iP 4 sine, :, to the P ‘ “Corel Winter wheat forecast: . pov pe . , ae ? ; accord | : > op Miy SOTO RET in 1 ed > Give ff ud al . ~ i ween . ; — onde ms board has issard » Dry Goods Market Review. jer Buropean a no soe . EM hae ( alif rita $6 to $7.50 ve Fourth & Olive Streets Kennedy Bidg. songigred Mere belted in 8 clerical error necessitat: » - enortener Meee : at prices | bor in jobbing we! - | ca Of published May 1 production NEW YORK. May 12.—Costton goods Ms ies er a OF tng ot RB ym Na IMES——Dominioun $1.75 to $2 per 100 St. Louis Tuisa Pred in of Winter “a heat The error eterads ; Print ; tothe aciive } irw goods Pr gs *. . m ay = OK) 5 : ino on , ‘one ‘,ft APEP rf iT— } # ririn 3 tm ar pe: ; Ot the computed indi “ated produc. | firmer Raw @lk steady and quiet Rur-j « — = acti anhua me 0 Dw! box aecordine to qtalitw and ele iad. “4 ‘ ‘ i : “en . Mareh pei ; ae. f "a" ~ mn beabahaie a r , b's One which published as | ape pon nes i ag na and maer-| The refined e gar Market was quiet and ine” aNUTS—-in tobbing way $6 pel The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation ie and which has been cor !ment manufecturers ordering fall piece unrhanced She ¢ ; ype’ | = , —- 2 ged at B&.95¢ to 6c for fir ragt- ' i 8 Sateen, ; | # €.870.000 bushels.” : goods moderately. lated. mn ee FB Snip re A nt wey AMc wer — — —————————— of any newspaper in the Southwest.

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SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 13. 192* ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ arama STOCK Symbols; (a) Plus extras. ( Sszs5 WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET see LOCAL EXCH yc AVORABLE: 5 : | ' r ~4 al Me / ° e Pe ’ : ) ? h’ ) se | Eange f k Annual |Sales| High | Low Close (thse. =) | | \Stecks and Annual (Sales High | Low | Close (Ch'se. | Eange stocks and Anpual Sales High | Low | Close (Ch’ ‘se. | Range fer Stocks amd Annual Sales High | Lew iy a | —_ coe = oe : for | for for 4 | S| e ) | : Dividends | for fer for | fer . fer lv zs Dividends ter | ter | fer ier 28 Dividend fer, for | ‘ - in Dollars | W'k. Week. Week. Werk Week. Gigh. Low. in Dollars Wk. Week. Week. \W net. Week, ick Low. in ose” sl A! "kk Work. Week. Ween. Werk. | Lew. im Deliars |Abitibi Pow &2 P 4 S84 82 | 1693s (12s (Coca-Cola ¢t ..| 487, 168% 155 Liz's) *o' Phit Feng & Co.. es ee Saadeh ee eee weep? veer iy olf eae Mie 9 gee ; a > m) “> i - on wot “ dy * ey * : at : ; o - , ; 130 55 in Match psa Hy 4° o* ee a od Phil Loess Corp se 4 ek = + ae me - . . “ - : / > : Avraham & Straus 4 +t teg 9 VO" ~* % 79 (Collins & Aikma iL Fi Ova! SOB; | SF pts ; 3% Int Mer me |... (1G. 7? > 4 Phil ive Pet 1.30. ~* : s Abrahamd&s pid #- * : . : ; : : : ste al 7 ' : — ; en i lig ~ “ ot 4 int Mer: 4 ; ’ . va ge &. 3 —s Phoenix Hoste ry . on : 3 . j : — — . : Te ® ‘ : ; . . ‘9 ‘ . = a 3 i in &4 - ‘ one ‘ ~ : . : »* + bike 4 : os ; - : : ai oli . a : 7 iis of Market > 4 > : i } «J « ‘ ~ - y og: ie: ata i g ie Fes a a we > we ns s OO Uae £ om a> tS de de es ‘oS o Ri fg ee ee ‘ 4 tana i ala te LN Fos es De oN Bilin Oiod a wa lps al > tobe a a nial ay as piduot = rai iti et rs v1 me PN Re cs vn % + SO an ad, TR IE Sat aE APA. Ee ns et ol | the E & PrPeraet if . = May 12.—Stock Rs: ig moved into high ground this The past week on the gis in the face of unfavorable Stock Exchange was gaa. news and a temporary stif- maker in more than eal aoe of money rates. Leader- It saw the greatest volume of the market shifted back } 3 3 ness ever transacted dust ‘forth between the rails and in- 70 American Can ‘ . SIS6 ; : y! | 3 a, i. Os @.0ns Gas Pic oO .- an ty ahd Brees ll ‘ ae : Oy Ri 39% t msi 3 2 *, also was set up. Trae arts by increasing buy- 30% AmC&Fay pid 7... $7 (136%, 136%, * 3, | 36 | 21%. Container A 120 «| 171) 34%; 31%) | : ? liy-Spe 6 pe pid 3! ¢ 2 OK S ) Se * Fit mn Am Cha ain pid »*? Tied intr Bb : — ‘ : 2 : : ' , Kel = ey ry : id , ae 0 : ; fis ure OC . Di . Sea rs , . , ; ’ ; the four most ot 35 yy erations in the other. B etic vm eS is 0 oh lh ilai cttieh Zs + a ant aaa ltr e clint. eke esh he coninsnh sunlit cis aad eae tate > Re ‘ + : ri} : we 5 ) Adams Express 6. ; ‘ : , * ick ut ; - , i ~ 5 . . ry 7 , O« i » ; a ~ + tT = . *” P td « ad + — = . ad hoes xX Hi fd . ' ‘ by Reserve System Adams Exp pid 5. -@+6,, “i | oo > az Wann ae 2 1 +oe Fn Ses SR CUM EAE 6 ee | von LLM in 5 | 10 Pie: weer Mot Car.’ 323; 14 j 23. 53,868 ii = 4 Advance Rumely... 320% - oa 4 . e p a7ey- Draw Down New York | | 1 One Da Amerada Cerp . » PortoRi c-A Accomplishes What Was 3 (2 Stumaés “L5s Commerce aS it bs Bare td et SUM and Industrials Dur- 2: Pil sbury Fl 1.60... 261 42 | 40%| 42 . i : " aid SRT Pe = ee a ed hee —eemnnni Issues Out - of - Town Banks 22 ‘AlChem&D pfd 7. Pitts Coal pid -..; 12, & a, 32% 2% | Sells at 106 7 Amalgamated Lea, j : OBi Se ET = ) Amalgam L pid. y Jewell ‘Tea 4. 4 7 71 A Fr oa wt - rat Q a ba %. 63 | | “1: ! Tops for Year. Balances for Use in Mar- eg es : : ket. re ons © Am Agr Chemica! : a a loser Am Ag C 4 = 59? 43. 68 : 14, 23% Congvieum-! mn .4) GUO - 24 ‘2 ¥j i] — 4 5 100 * © rh ty + ; Sieh os —t 1 ello Ponti sige cia i : Me be] se eer * & ne ee oe is Ay ~ babi et act Am Bk § Fe 1.60» 4° Am Brake 8S pid 7 “™ Ar iBrown Bov 23, ABrown Bov EF} STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. o cp ee = rh ee at ._- 7: ~ 9 me PD me Os iv Lead . tae + PESBDEEROBRBEDD sin = g me YF Be a a ’ ry $s f eae iE ee I haga Sak > a * e 9 sab in a. hiss wo wh : ° ta “~, © > se we oe Bean ob Naat aay aes ee >>> i at C i Soph ate Sees 7 ,- Oe ae et fe : Teor 4 ot of we v — : + ’ NA -/_ - oe te Cer * - _ a i 7 af f° Smet ACH RAOAH oh 0S oh DY “RS aw vr a) © » ’ . bs Pa © co! * Pe | me oF ROSS hh 4 ew me CO Op GS Gi wm 4D -“~ ee : w sh , : PTE Pe an ae ae Ne a 3 ” He i Pal a i ¥ 7 i AM ALS Soaps et be bed be bd bt b mio mS © i B- = Hon it : pat tnt Ag Ot ~~ we > x= b> ae - ~ eel a ee | * ws @ i *y ed ri 7 > 3 6 77 } he ll -~ —_ Seg } § -, Cs em ow 1D Gt me Gre + 3 . geecee Refming ey th it + 19 2 TOK 2s : j i ; . ° ’ ; ‘> * - st as 45 -- iaARone H-).) be yor e bo PR ¢ SICy mb ian eUVisrns~-s oe lis” - = . > eee 4 Go rr’ eg 1 so > “iw , ~ Ve o> DD His ips » OI ; ha oa ot % gc 4 ms an % e- a 21. pea ae o 2 : ee “Fp: “pe? ; ; "445 12 i oe er K la . is es, a 1 2 v ‘ a “5 z Q7 . te were : ~" a? x anes _ I = Telvine ; 3 2u is* A 3 5 ke vi wed 7 ’ = i 53 % © wi ranged between 466654 started off at a 4.900.- Arn ‘Dr Synd “Marked the period, @ P| as the day for action on the ly financial review. savs: points. At least a deuee rate approached, then 52 Am Home Pr Total sales for (ie of the 4 per cent charge. Long lay its hands on that stocks will be | Y : ord was set amount 3 in setting a new high rec- From every hamlet and from every National Bank of @Qae—ae developments of the week cial performers with thes of the United States Steel office bootblack walked into a. i All recorded new ~ mer had any gst mart- stock that a customer of his had ’ Starting at 196 of and a Wide assortment of try’s bond investmients represent- and bounds until a top @ laration of a $2 extra divi- year the value of listed stocks has | Mae ind & F 2.60 | substantial recession “@™g@perable sales and earnings Tre- Bad News. Ignored. ‘ yas AY Te! ' able : . : « og 3 9 3 i 8 iL - “aes i & ™ ; “s bast a 8 : ‘ . AR 7. *. } oe on ; —— ‘ +s if ae | ie ; o. 18? = : tro PIT a a » 2 ~s ~3%% , Sales amounted to 5817s nara, - companies, was followed by 2 ignore the bad news and to benefit . el of the year which wanEIned a new peak at 210 early port this week revealed a sharp | > . } ’ — ne Be + aa ' — 192 a oh st Bi: “ ; On ly 17! 1a 1! , : - aa os ne ~ : ‘a z vf Ot. uae 5 . 241, 'Sou Dairie 304 56 2 cent is paid en the several points of its gain, Am Wri Pa pfd cts ' organization with insti] ing session. Chrysler ran up 4.| #9% 55% Anaconda Copper 31234 72% szi week to a new high, and fresh evi- | 50 'Archer-Daniels Mid3) 425 97 matter of conje ecture. 4 | which turned siu sh on F a lls 4 4 ° tem, these unfavorable market in-. “este Wagner to last week, rallied later after brokers’ loans of a round billion | 108% Artloom ¢ 7 pe of 7 , » Johnson, ~Stephens, - large decrease in the surplus weeks, represents a pace abnor-. iat 9 the close of previous wee a of California. @ cOMfidence on the part of the pid 74 SB% 27 z, eB 327 Fairbanks Ce : | 63. (Atlan Powder 4 . 1%, £21,'—2 56% .42 Fed Lt & Tra 1 35 3 4 54 ly nn] 8 gS of the week-end session @ Irs, were under heavy, accumit:- Ry Ating Tack > .* . ' } > } Mea Motor x 5 7. : . ; — -— 2 ib , » ; 4! Al ts ; Ci 6. ae ae a what had taken place, commenta- ato , | | =_— ret e. un Oil pfd 6. DS ty 108! ‘Gs ™ | more than 1¢€ points dur w peak prices established by 7008 -shares phone, American Pewer and! 600 in brokers’ loans for the ac- | =H F: : Telauiograph C . year made in January. | pyrus-Erie issues rallied several has been unable to check the flow. » ‘Rangorh er p 6.54 3.50 $ : & Pacific common stock Was wee agro sersane ter stock ranged between 8 ‘Bornadal! r : 4 1. ' 4% e » m2 : ‘ raised their discount rates. Opin- | 140% 110° ; Bayuk aig an 1619 os mine i 11°5/110 Gen Am Tk : fo RE eS a 101%, 861, Nash Motors 6b . Vit SP%™ MIT, b owns S>—t ae . ea : ce ra i. ae ef’, yi le LGA aah a 2 sede ts by (DMO. (2H de rae. $2 Pr = fe ent Bak via : a em. : + ‘.. >’ ee 89 4 p ‘s Kenmetott pyel ; ~ 80 ‘ | > - ral shares each. Wide 2 oa “ ; saee, slowed down mate- ming Post in its copyrighted week- - 39 Am Express 6 | SB %ni 22% Am o upswing extending to 3 York Federal .reserve dis- business turn out to be the country 67 502, AmHAL pf vent or lene i che bank announced a reten- and is betting all the money it can De 12 seya 100 on the day the singles emitnw number of individual tssaes still higher than any yet seen. — Commerce Up 79 Pog of the most disappointing are pouring into New York. An _phens, Shinkle were the tim of 463.900 tons in the unfilled | |through at least eee off in freight car tratfic. week and bought 100 shares of a. week. j 4 briskly ties the announce- friend. Until recently the covn- Commerce rose stes oe Advance in Motors, Sreater than stocks but in the last nf Li?) 36 | . | im é mt! “ |, Oe oO 2! . 9 1. \. Shattuck Co * 4 1, Si, ): ‘ emung ma’ b ! : . ea: 7 , Bae ees 5 - 2 +; * oes het T 5 53 53 A upturn of 4§ points. er * pled with the publication of — us ‘amhaien Seat aaa las i : 4 Duluth 6 8 & A. 11° 4% 4 S inc.) = et eee | een eee $i| 38% Simmons Co ......{ 192; 71%) 68%| TO high followed by partial jiam by some of thé smaller motor fever the market finds it easy to. vanced 79 points from thea motor group. General Motors : ; 15 j Type f rs ; 4 w J 3 L MY —_——— Rh. a ts aa mH “ie the said ™ °. — — a — s apt Mz , .o4 } fA | ? J ij i & rit 3 i ) ¢ P +) ‘ when the Stee! Corporation's re-| Arm isk Elon 5} 7 5% 66 al aa ee oF ake) a. Pore 2 0 | 33% Mandel Bros 2.5 L; 36 6% SER 4, : ee cee ee aoe? ae : * ing at 157. 3 ; Lr eral investment trustee M in yesterday's market. restrict credit by the reserve sys-, °)' ®°% Armour . the financial district. 2 mese increase in crude oil produc- 3 That an increase in , 444 a, Artinom Corp 3 late in week there wana fern territory, and predictions 41? so Dry G Of $665,000,000 in the last 10 as. session as compared with special strength in Richfield setting that bearish force has been 3 37% AU Gur & W shares. It was one of the fi Mcking issues, led by the Ar- Reserve Bank« Accomplish End. 102%. Atlas Powder pt 6 £108 110 tay _ Ped Lt@Trac ofa 6 x4@1 ; : | : 6 , ’ nn & ene ‘Louis a 7 »* | a 37 idebaker Core 3. S| - 1a : bie : : | 4 . a. a oo , " | : j : Eleetrie cole stiffening of commodity prices 70 ‘Aust Cred 4.5° tors in instances this week inter-_ at 1060 it had Basis : Standard Gas and a number count of out-of-town banks as a : T @TEN (onpé Chem , o 3 adv anenil nearly 50 ts. of funds to New York. It was to 115 119% Rangor@ar pra 7.' frem interior points that the re-| 52%! 25% Barnet Leather _. Te rae, (esi 0 6: eo . See a and high af 058. swed by a brisk advance in the Polar Wave trade ze { igar - Jon to the contrary notwithstand- | “ae L078 Bayuk Cig Ist pt 7 . i ai eee at sf ts * | a hom pson "a oa and 49. Hvdraulic Ba York Central, Wabash, Union tem accomplished what was in-| ‘ + {Bei emit >. [ae Si $84; 26%. & | 37% 21 ian ae ge Og Rp z- | 111 | 90% 'Nat Bellas H pid 7) “8111 ‘tos%¢1 10° 7 oe Tie be in og 44 20 | 18% 19 |— %/aiso rose more thems fic, Nickel Plate, Nerthern Pa- tended. It almost immediately | ®7)| 85\\ Belg N Ry 412 | +. : ") eon | . 2% - a | ow 20% ‘Tide Water © 80. aa ont 1%. | during the week cal and St, Louis Southwestern. checked the movement of funds 55% Brthlehem Stee! .. ting Securities “a : reached new patie ground. + ir ? - 7 | -OF & &*2dS —— aos sn de Hey cs 4, 2 -_ Pek k & oad . ° — ¥ ii . eee ¢ » o 2 er to , oe x " Fre 22 4 2 —— ee > et ed is he $ ‘ LALAZPACFAYS ALL pi a | wt ‘ pd > . ¢ PRBS RRR UAE Me oe te fo an BG om Ea eae PR my yap acer Om ' aoe emanate, seme " ae ig Bad... > from the interior to New York. | !°2 119 ‘Beth St 7 ne pid high on more tham Cs 0 : B MARKET | 1 208% Bloom ingda!) ° pfd - vance, si a. DOES )OES NOT for the account of out-of-town | 87? ‘a Blumentha] Co ‘id 53 th BNeherie 56 5 ‘g | souri Portlan movement of funds here from the + Booth Fish . : 7) =a 104% ej - | large as po avd las * ATIONAL STOCK YARDS. May i2— 4 a Ce ae . me modest éurtnus © past 18% Botany C Underweed Fi | 163) 34 | 2 l%2 | Scruggs and Scullin Stem isher en bee out-of-town banks had been draw- | 9 oh wf ag M A Underwood Ell pf 7 01° as 0 ie = e. L bute er Yearling»: ton steers, $34.25: « Briges Miz Co ence but some lower 25 $11.25 2 3. for use in the market. Since re-) 1) 21, Brit Em Stl 20 115% Brockway pfd 7 three in this group. cuts down what is available for 268% 208% Broolkyn Edison 8 loans by New York banks, the op- ™arket 25e h ing down their New York balances | 1% British Empire 42) 3234! 29%) 30 . 58%) 50 Gen Outdoor Ad A Mise | 55%) 53% , A OS og fae ah eee en BS. > 1 .oee 2 3% (SH '2 Unio ai @: ‘% British Empire Sti: 4 3 ie | | 38% Gen Outd Aa etfs 2) 11) 4 € | : .7- 2 x ist pid a , _# 12% 136% Union Caz th. 5 5 2%, | were shown for week duction in out-of-town balances | ~: ; 55% Brock way Mot 3.30 eration mepeenents Be net gain. he STOCKHOLDERS’ Mi : veal tor. “$15. asi higher for the r eRe ee receipts were | at oF ky, *" ;, om h0l*%,' 8s a. : Mes | ; A he annual meeting Retter. 143 Brune-Baikcoil 3. , 7 % } iss ,. ion oe ay yp tt aetna oe a ) we im ies at Ventral iJ 2 ! ea. | a2 9 ITT. Tyee ae , tm ane of the St. Louis Counts “M hil . ” > \e rumswick T @ Rr. tS & {4 7 a Qi, Qn ; a ™ Ba a TPR : ee ; ' . ( & : A477) Lie » % |i , 45% ty? ods sa * oe , a rs ~ . ; E the election of seven ¢ & ; eanw 2 reports from indus- 7'™ coal ars 1 & Erie 7 4} oe ad . 2 1 aa . — ‘" : wares ; ty 3¢) 4. ; hf ities y ¥ ¢: T, rite + ij) 4, ‘) 1 i : . ° art 2. { Pulit wD. 7 » ~ Te , during the eoming year, £ . . . + de TU ; ° ” 5 ' : = 4 . > « 4 : LUIS? ‘x ’ r 2 - : +7 _ * " 4 : & 9 , 4 . rs , —_ = . om ob ft} ie : . 2 ro j ‘7 5 = ot a ; ” + sain De . Sy try indicate that possibly business (Seid fone ee tae Bi 9% | Sul SOU icecavens @ ae a ! a Cus 11% au ' ) ) Be: | . ** . pf iy i 5 ; Sl . as i ‘So sa? } . i] : o =r >) aD q " = ” * y ’ ¢ 7 = 45 ht az ‘ ) 1, SS He } ’ : ; ’ . 1, $ a. ings* during the first quarter of ®83% Burns Bros 4 8. 106% 2132 we 115% Goth HW 2st o 19%" oS 7955 —. 2 ue % os is . of ; ere Ys. Sr ¢ Alcohol 5 53571197 > May. 1928. at 4 o'clock & this year ran substantially ahead 15% Burns Bros B ....! 37! : P7341 Re ~ i pf e 7 x201122 (1101, Vi, Li win Y am pid 7 .) xeult} 114%, 174% 22% . St leo pid 7 | 2 va -W. H. | 108% 87% Burns Bry 2 ies “7 202% , % Ge - o 101 > 7. Ry 5 191. NS ¥ Steam vot ) ; _— | athe : st: RENN * “ ‘ = Dp | 1 i? 10% ; fet ! , wet» oa father . | 5 Attest: w. a. 3 Same period a 145 139. ‘Burr Add Mach Ab the ti es i : ro . ; 4) 6) ? ed it S107% Busn T Tne det 7 us 7 bs ® 114% Bush T Bide afd the second or third quarter. What 4% Butte Cop & zine, means is that although busi- | ° was at its best in the initial last year, profits for the a lf : “o pfd 7 e111 Vm ‘ 1928 . HS Br-Prod Coke ° 74% io : rua NLANA! - ey 4 - = were T1% Calif ki hm “4 ; ' » ty, rete eS a — 7 €¥s > Py ~ ‘. : : ‘ T fr at Fe If the present R%! 24° Ga} ae — 0 bey : tein. 03% 101% «3 . ; : od | 23 a) | at “a a emery Zine Lead | 157: 4 3 cs oS aiumet & 6 40 10: 17 2 i} | — ru ‘a (is ae ‘ r2i? , AP Ry sen with @ year ago in subsequent | 234) 20% (cal & Hee Con Cape) catreee ee eS, tec ctl od Lom ip pid 7 3 6% 29%) 2814 Chl Pow & aA t,: % op 2 22 | : Hak w ater 150519. My 25: ” (ren ita $7 Iu & ” . ‘2! 54% Canada Dry 3. 24391 RB! Te : oa 6 Hi Wat | ns oe Me mT oir eas a 4 - 1K yer oe Pac 10 y S25 meres 3 2 wpe) i ’ é % 4 “ , : iniaolie Ww 54 ta e | Be so ‘ i S84 Caro Cl & Ohio 3 | x20) 954.) 92 9% 65% Hanna Co i e - 7 , i «et os hee ears ML, ti Ripe Ai webb = mah oe les Ow & Sr he a Pe Wipe > t an J * oF ARI nae ea ee SE a ie Seale SR aa Sen ial he ak dee “ a B tod Senta Aut Soper ihn Cee cam Stee Sas es 2 Te > et, 3 Veiner heat ae JH - Rs weightier of- $0 90: packing #s0%s. to 3» 5: virtually no underweights wet Bens, 2 te -* 29 7 oa i &2 145% 144% oe . bets ¥ reese! el | —_—a | i & a 4» Saw ge 4g ou well Supply Ca - * "ina . —— oe : a +3 ; - ¢ > n= . . ¥ o "; » b ° hy tJ , 5 ag - pos = Capner J intenges PPS ARERR JOS 3 ha ; 24 Sear i ; r wry *> ’ oney = = : * ? . i si P om 4 pu , | 28% ‘Central Alloy Sti 2 305) 354) 34: ‘ | 13 10 ‘Havana Elee Ry Pe Eine a | 12956 tte lon nk ai a 59.1863 — ‘Cen Alloy St! pfd 7'x37 O'110%, 107 ¥ ee 4 30% ‘Hershee Cha: . a a ee ee | 7s 1's ged gr eee gccoate te x60) 125, opportunities to 20 Contary Bib Mille. profits through 1%) o : Cerro, de Pasco 4 _ is *Ttain-teed Prod new methods still) 49°) G21; Canada Sea Re.’ Tl Certe Corn 4 _....' % Chandler) Mot : Chandier-C] M pfa | Chesapeske & O 10. | Chesapeake Corp 3 » Chicago & Alton Chicaco & Alt pfd eabiatl CoP - ne Tet june pes ae, Re Yaudoyu Ine Detinning Detinning Wabash ar ae a ‘+s Wabash pid Wabash pfd B oe + Waldorf Sys 1.50 16 VWalwerth Co 1.20 Lil) Ward Baking A €@x376 a = ' = % Ward Baking B 1148 26% : : . a) 1 Ward = ly iter ¢ [= ‘ . — : tries 1: oe Hlineis “Central | 48 148% 14 143! “4 343%) -* : “0 Panhan ‘he P&R of. - “ si ‘= | : | 38%: 29 4 ese eae P i : - ; is Building and Lean a& . ‘Tai p 143% 1143 1, i L31 Paramount F L 8S. 329131 — ney ' S3'% °6 ‘Warner Quinien @ | 30° ef on’ % the safest moderh 27% 36 » Park & Tilford ... 191. 68 $ f 92%, 15044 Warren Bre Co 4 44 185% irae, 794, — Withdraw your mo : o% Park Utah CM .80 | ¥ Warren Bros pfd 3) xO ST i “a time upon 30 dars ij ‘eryt iad r3 Le a “ ‘ ¥ EE « be | J ~ e Pra «3 *? 4 25 1}. 1Vfsti' 5 ; > ; + 1, “+ 26 ff.» ye & @ of ( e*e @eeete#ee i— we. @'S-t-reid is of — G4%° G4% ‘ : at ; 348 1: ‘ ‘ ' 3 14 . G1 Pathe Skene : “te rik + / mms Warren Fry & Pipe qi e@%. ; interest. Approved » - . Pathe Exch A ; B25 @- ; 4 , mr * . . ty Weher & He:'h 4 ~— 74 .: : Kage Security. Your Patino Mines 2.92 . oi : ae ann Weber 4 H pia 7 2 eXempt from income $; |Peerless Mot ‘'¢ West Dairy Pr A4 20: 70 4 @ a $300 annually. Bua °°} Penick & “s West Dairy Pr Bs. bi : acted by mail. no # . iPenn Coal 31% Western Marviand _'11: -' 49 3: % : you live. Write for 322%, Weet Md @d ofd .. 8 32 let. Operating under ob g2e2 art a 5 * Pet pid 7 } tt | . . ” #] : Da 29% Chi Yellow al Y 247 : ° , oo % Ahercon wt ; =" 31 ie t =a 5 aioe murg e ol \s . j ~ 2 A ' : Ve ~) Gas Chicago S : “9 2 . ‘a ~ 168 ‘» W eet Pa Ble A 3) x) 110 hey 110 Me . | ; ae ; Peorta &@& Eastern ; SAA ‘5 at _ a ma West a oi c Pd 7 x750114% 118% 194% 77 .c ‘orp ° * Lee. tt , i Int Cement ofa 2 ' ce poets fa | Pere Marquette Sb 142% -132 l % , et ee Me a Rite 6 . i caeeies (1981 27 ANDARD a3 Re . ; er pt es . » ee ‘ bs ' : on : , ' : 2 oi i : i . : Pere Mar nr nfd 5 1 ] . i “A ’ : . Shed est Pa Pr oi d f * <1 Poi i 1 1: “3 Lg \ } ? A - +t AND D LOAN . , 119 120 8 lean its, i 7 BO) 108 ; 5 | en? "48 %G) ae, C % | STR 26% "went . og es » Soa ia neS _ (260 uthorized Capital, 928 4 OG Ny | vs ™%' ~ , nt Repeat omg te Rd ee Be ~* Mae Bae 5: =o ‘ . ‘ wc . . BA Westing “ie Mw “a ene ; oe pal 4 49% - args & , — ar 5% IC. = Of B5% AS % . 19 1084 197% © : “Ts Bs k Burnett 3 -<« re | _ -. . eu oe of s % | ry a % a ~ ~ 4 aes — ea | Harvester pfd * .y : . : * | roe Seer. de ws 39%! 284, Phil@® Coal & Iron, 48 | 31%) ty (Cntinved on Next Page.) Pe tages try es Qoage ene

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a ai aa ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 19 ~— * ,’ i : ij 5 ‘ : 2 (" lom A T 3 ts & se) 7 ; Ten at condary rails. de a ee ee 09.30 « e* ; | } gri 2 - — 1.) * r: i Colom Mtg Li herty ! ay ‘ V2 a on first grade rail®.....+--. 2h Ft} yr an d- +s eeee! &. | eee. | iberty : 4 ie } 7192 10 ; ; public uti lities “e#eee eevee , a ‘ ] a I , F ay industrials “eer ee? © © Be * 4 , ; : 4 » = . ae ca souemen| ' ts : % . Ga see ees : : : “ : oun * f % 1 . 7 F ihe ot? 4 ‘ =o Cero 7” ‘ ~ » = - -—- a soe rane - lt wx 3 ‘ wat ot | -~ 0 Cc a Pad . CORPORATION BONDS. °4 "eo -* . . Lae | s ~~ 7). tn - ‘ aie « ‘ W - — 468 men eee BE | BP 4, **+ eee ee | previous week: 'U ry Pee I «ces seks 1s the oe ious week: Rio s ¥: 4% a 7 % sora Cauca Val 7%e 46 . LL ea o “get, . . cod 4 Z » j ’ , : | ese Close . bres "flaw lose L Foreign pecul aetind udtations on all Lil berty Bonds are in dollars and thirty-sec- . pe ee ; 97 | +9 Chile Mig Bk 6% SECURITY. | { | SECURITY, This Last aS onds of a doliar; & G 90 | 90% | Chile ae Bk She ct 61 Ae] Week Week ; $59 and twenty '-fou ‘ , “T a 4 Z : at Fe . St enema L . ; v ¥ a sa r ur thirty -Se cond a } 9g : fj Vag 06 tle 7s os e+e _ — 0 cuceialae STOCKS. Un ted Verde -s | — 7 ona dol lar and not $99. 34. : j ~-* . Lit % 100 t Chie 6s 6 . teeeeeroescs! 95% Week's T - ee Aceiol Prod ido i 3 Jaeger } Tae ia) 3. Util Pow & Lt B SECURLTY | Close | Close ly : aeaene ie erst” aot *% | ce Yd 1 (gt 95% ae; ‘ ry Af Sup A > he i $f . OE Te we ; meri S84 i"“4dli¢ew 3 SS} . ste ° - - ee" _ se %* [ os : f a} es eer * ~* We DISC : OO © 6.0 © ween! - ransactions ~~ . ie, En gy 4 | Jobansen Br s eseet B7%! 39 | Utility Shares ..... ) BOND MARKET AVERAGDHS. | | ‘colombia 6s 27 . , hin of Market Shifts | *°°, Se? ®---- . + | Kemsiey Milbourn . 0% 19% |Vacuum Oil .. anal. 8 BW inc Oe. .....+ {101 BILO8 | ee 53 HA 5 3 eat . . cat So Ry . : J ier Mee a eee : % | Venezuelau Pet . : - Se in ‘ i t Bo Rhy pf R *? “ "he t — $e2ees ed . ac AlUSOn i? Ww: a . as Aipha Port Cemegt canes and Industrials Dur- | 4:22" © 4» P . Ww Alum Co Am pf oints— : Am Arch .. ; agner “ — , ; ‘eee sete ; io 2m , schuleo C: Bs ctf 1055 %® 104 Jo 8s Oe - : miiaeiaie , . ; at * iwest Auto Sut © Ae Treasury 368 435- eI hOl 102-——15 C cl a as Figs “ We 1033 Se 103 % : S I} m Cigar s=e ca s ; Le , Se _ sf see . ha wt - ty ~~ oe “ - ‘ : — - - ~ 7 one ose “chulco 6 ye UU a ’ ra at 100—Dozen N Am Coilorty pe cs és of 3° J ‘5 yr - ™ = fi i : ao ‘ ; - | United | Z ‘ : ; } . x a. : “ CORPORA TION BON DS. SECURITY. This | | Last | Sent, A 8 % “apap! BT + 7% | bow wk : ei One Day. Day. ee : ; ee - + La , rig gf cas ees igs 7 s } ah Met ee eee " / Alig Ci al os s -y, | Marmon Aer | ee | AM ach rt i 2a Boros: & Tet 5 OU sees. luke Price Pow 66 66 2.2... ; Am Qe Asph ceerseee ’ Sinc Con Ol Gigs . ; do anatr | 4m Pow & v H | hse poi _ . Vire Wheel .... wUTT Te? bck. a” ae a £ wae” ce : . ~ 4 Gen Motor j e- Sinc Con Oil 68 D 3¢. ia » { ‘y wicking: Bacto sy It saw the greatest Volume of - » of the market ht fted back m Tay cuees 1} 1% 464 a c+ tes aa 141) Voodwort! ie. a8 37 *4 n Vv & Eke C Be apres ; ; Gen Petrol _ y > Sinc Cr Ol 5% . SOs we .; o8 | 82,5 PER. Ree 50 ness ever \ramsacted during g gameterth between the rails and ili- | Am Rollin u U% 101_ es non ee FSi | * Oo! ne, edad td E-+ee ie Am Writ ! 17 »%) | eQ7, | Goodrich B F cossecesiAh e231, | Sine Pipe Lanes 5s. as > | 'Ket Ry ext sf 7s ézy period on ' WE: 4 nce of selling a a oe ore | ; Yell Ta» ; : 7; =. | an oa FOR , : Skelly © by evesevoes] & ; _ Va une toca} ) - the-appeare ye 4 r Os% ‘2 ° | O44 a las eae , * oy Be Younz or : r¢ toca - . 2 Anacor . Ba. aN ie FA i i pp merase en oe es - , emilee Lor 3! ws | Fram I bev 74s recoTd for a single Gays seg in one group invariably : . a § . - pare . ** . -j oe : VW vod af D .. r 2 . ‘ wipers thas sey we 7 } = ta ire p+ dite = a Ande as ¥ ‘ fesse ‘ 137 7 ob i * r K ‘y at ~ me AE Fj a7 > oe ven oe “ bras Ice 7% 41 “re eee ee iso WES sti Up Transagiiggseae followed by increasing OUy- | 4c iner-por een so” ty Bee Co. ..... tL ae oe sabes mee | ar tar nar gi de- | North Ry 5% B......-/110% 111% | Sou Pac rfy 40.55..........| 95%) 95% | Fre a SF Ra 4c the four most attive ™ tions in the fo A Am Super-pom }: Se oe ea i 33 2 - suid la as r? oe ae . DOME ST IC BONDS. Aree é - re ‘ea 3 3% | ite 2 ae . 10684 ; & hee: A ica go . 5 v] eee ranged between 4009 and 3 ou started off at a 4,900,-| (me 4 sen wg OP bivtee Ch Patera des bam wo v6 10>? re ; do 68 60 July ..concecees ‘ 12% 1He1, j Pé&éS F adj | Qe 77. | 5? DO.. } 144 | South Ry CS ee % (125 % oor ext Loan marked the period. the " the day for action on the ; A™ States Sec ee 2 Len eee i =. ek = **100&:101 : Line Ist gl eae 7 * o4s. | Gulf Sta § te 42... +64. LOW South Ry gen 6s.. ‘ys | Ger Gen E) 7 4! . is . 8 Se dis |} Am Threac pi.. 1 628% iN. | & » mew ...| 8%), GE | “am ae tes ae 4ene ete 1c [A C LL & N col tr 4 "| 93%! 9: lav Elec SY. ccceerc@ere! $9Bi Shinyer & So Ei §' ss my % | Ger Gen E]) ; ex-war... ewan extending to about | York Pederal .reserve ~ jAngio-Am O11 ......-. oo) 25 7; 4 ar a tererees 19042 100% nae ea a. ae aan §« 6(Atl & Den } 4 0 Cys a | ; 3 ere | 95% | South Ry con Ss i 1113% | Good Hope 7 Pi Pom ts At least 2 Gopmen o, rate approached, then |} Anglo Am 011 non Rouiew : | 19 3%,4 ie - es F *. ai ., - a wn 9 oa 4 A . * @-e be : — se + eed iin A. ae 533 +5 | Treasury “5 et » Week — 788 Issues Am Br Bov B . 7 ae ao 102-4 , ; . @ . " : : ae p ’ : “aye 17 f yy o . 4 | Se : . u . ao Me 5 bs ae as te R WORK, May ee — Stock ; tM 2 "O1 . ‘ : A ‘ - t. : Ma ad * : sea eal a eh i C . , zs nga oy _ awe st ‘ . ' Am Smelting ya - . : Erie evt 4% A *eevreveeveae eri BH ys | ht) 73 : J 3 P . ei B1 S| b ‘* - ’ y - s WK] ree ; (i s North : lin ° o - ; > -_ 36 . , “4 - adicin ‘ 4 [ in| 9 U , ij ne carers] ‘ St J deh Ss 5% 5 ,ear or SOnZeT. ‘ i jp the bank announced a retene- a Au Fruit & ; ee " | e+ ‘ j ‘3 : by t A 3, ea | 4 = a 7 ‘ R a. : Dn ’ : 5 | | - 2 . sist Oi WN Y 43 7 51 | os Qs % Total szles for weliaet the4 per cent charge. Long Atlant vet eens reer) Sl Sf hia esa ene a Pt eemhineh Pot 56 .. 100% 3 ee ae a a ene hea as | gg ' nee oe 2 ee Jeng A Ci 04, LOO % | Greece G OB....s.eccesees s ‘. . Atianuc LODO cr eeee! 1” # : : . ; ee ee we ie = ‘ary 2a 4 FIG OD ccccacssces 24 2% |}! pO} PS WH cccewosseors =i v4 | Sug Fet Oriente 7s -o-+ 190% 100% i Haiti 6 §2..... odnte amounted to 33,868 Pn ' gclays were frequent, Wit h | Al as Py wood 6 10% -— dep tees : | 6 $: meio tee oP os sere , salt meg } 20K > “4 1} ; ntrai je . - Tenn Cop & Chem « 41 bind Hig 110% | Hamburg om the day the singie Session ee « - of individ val issues i 10 E : 323 —— Yoee code 34 5% Bae * 7 weer . P- bal wt ieee ns ate é 1100 _ Cent rfg 46 90... . _ | 92% | Ten Kl Pow rfzg Ge A oa Heidelburg » 50 . 109% 1103 —— : AZIOn «& ism 400. . . w “73 oe“ . - tee . ve ; ‘ee ats ie Cee ererss , a 4 Sls @& -*§ V 22S 7 | Texark Ft Sm 5%6 nee 4 Hungary 7% 44. 102 aor v Et . rs a new high rec- hanrl wn , ” ‘ ‘ate dae + em ; te ‘ , ‘i : 1 Ste: 4) , ‘ To > - , 9 | 6 was set amounted te gp setting | Babeock & Wile 124 24 ; Ut t pf ...) 98% ay 3 ate e 110% 1083, 12 Pe el aeiee saat ii | = Ry FY alte capt en ah het the sedi , 208% | Hung La Mtg _Inst ‘7% 61./100 shares. wt at 188 on Wednesday. 8B orn tee on 154 AVG td bn ' 1 & EI 7 2 opel Be ji | & wi 4 ‘ ae i 44 ind limestone 6, - a tes ae Ave adj : ~~ et ' Hung Munie 7 Vy . a: oCltauy 01 thonete 4a “1 One y WE Res 7 ou? ee ee ee ee eee 8 a. Toh Doaiy nea: ar : ; ve . : ‘ . ' . By. Be a. ea ere | 72 : Cammmerce Up ss 5 hate 2 > Zar pascose!) » ; iP Inter Li a. | rans (ie _* . ej ' Toleds Tras 4 va , ‘ S a Bae A “48. *eeeervenee orn National Bank of mide developmens of the week |B A Tel | meteereeeeseclAl vs wk & Hud | ‘jou Pro oe evens orks hee et eens Sey -|_ #8 143 seen -~ ~ Ae i ui, | ror Ham & But %' 94% (It Cr Cong 7 37 p Tyee apy 99; Wagner Electric and Johnson, i ee the unexpectedly large. @e-) omen dete pi.. --| 3 oe sa Se ei. ke ae ' 19° % 102 weet > oe MS - iil ee ee oe eg eg oe le ie Leva Stl Gs : pated be ae | rf Cr Cone 7 47 ae Te e £5 1. d es me te a . . . ait “- ' 2 cs ’ ; i ‘ : ‘ : _« = ‘ ns - s, az . eens . e-* ° ra ‘ + 442% . pies P ns rs i r yee a ; ov i ' : ; ta ub yt phens. Ehin kle were the three games of 463.000 tons in the unfil , | Biementhal ooo.) e Be& | 35% | Mones hem - 03.530. ee | | Can o 1 i + SU he on we : 3144 | Int Gt Nor let 6 4 | FE. eee . Italy 7 1951.. } 5 ‘eee @ee Foveteshes z i e fh 5 “ " ik 4 , Reo? £ ae ‘ 136 : ’ ton th ‘ P Ot } fy? 4 E ' cy Nor im , e ; 3 clal performers with the bamemiiies of the United States Stce J ed stele tall, * Sai Y eaghl ne GO Bp lost & 5b 67 01) th Steel p im : abt r= Gt Nor 3 Pike nace 100 i = 4 ie yes en vig to - ” a a - - . s -“_.*. e868? . . 1 - ; ¢ ; ‘ re -' ai ws as yt 1. ‘ 7 — . ‘ s a) . " sig es . " e 47 . ays é 7 0 £ P P ° . , : , , * : a > yes holding the TM OeL ’ ; mar nh pn, and the further ‘all ar tom ; urn 5 aes. i : / " , ; ya 7 ae yee ‘ ” 4 Tre a! ™ 4 i3 riu3%) F 7 ‘ .* 7" it Ot j . ee oe ‘ ; > Tat Mer Mar 3 — . . y 42 rer ; ’ eese eens , Lefoe! ter Loan 46 “Bl, . BS Cab: 4 io *f © : il“ f 4 “~~ > ; ; : ~_? "i # ¥ ‘ Ai bid ; is 13 ; : I | Hike Ot ses 1, ’ — . 5 thy ai x “t ) . oo. int Rs . Cc " - : wi a x : 4 . : , ’ os eaeeee | ral’ a ; —_— ve aA. elling at 190 at closing Set as U: S. Steel common! aanta Birm si iL | National Leath Mp: 7; Re | Cent! -& I 53 .2-| DRY] OF skiyn Edi gen 5 A... eo f/ LOSK 105% 11 tye Ce Diicevecocal et aan ‘on ne he "90 | de. arseilies 6 “ i : e hs ‘ ree wis i " ' 4 , . as 2iTi.t ery ‘ Tek Be i a! ay; J ae ; ; on ee , ' vi , ae q - «; r TITVOP. ria wy the announce . 1) retin . i y ie te ape? '% ; .4 TP ya gots TT '¢ ms 3 d i ait I - 7 ‘ '?y ’ RRS ees 5 ; Se ’ Pay “5 e . tment f dies e. Natl t igt bin obo oan itor | waa a” HE oP ug a7 intone Stenieae oe "tea g: - 'o . : ~ © mue os Starting =* “o¢ or about 4 and a wide aSS OT: mm : . oe - gin ’ - ae ; : : ri ; i} res ‘ : $i a 5 . } ' . P| C a , . 4 a s . , . he " * r ’ ‘ ts - . - » « . 2 : , i uy ._—— Bb boca Pi eevrveer#e 4 Oty’ ‘, 100 % vel - Me vet ] points above previous week's gms moved into new high grou oe ee DT geetl oe (te LS SY. RE does eesl 2 fs Ser 6 ....... il oval ea ical Pet sicvee {101 1203 | tnt Coment Oe @8 -.--c-ccsl@GMl — lones ts @ sees d "| 90 | 98%el Mian Clie Ou ee Commerce rose steadily im leu Advance in Motors. way Dept St let pf ......1109 ell gy Pebble BE dds yk Citi er & 66.... ee 104? , Camaguey . IK / aa cad saan! ta | ' 2. Pow & Lt 6 .... 104% 104% lita, Pow 6% 5 ees and bounds until a top of 236 aiieelaration Of a $2 extra daivi- Wosttemtie Monte M&A 7 37 war. dene © am a ‘ or scar } : OF : s”. “2 wD “2 etgetry 4 - ee | Mer glides ,” Be p dp : ; Mont M & A 7 37 ex-war. been recorded ek General Motors common. {Buff Nias & East Pow 4°23; 49% ij wat Tra yormal .. ee oe Cae” am a lee oe et Me ae 4 rre"""t poy! name lx Perm 11 wal’ ik ae seme My 4 ° “| Norway 5% 63. ‘ oe se 4 *? woe 4% © av ow al ry “ cw , . * ee ee oe sien chong aad eo OG matey nee hes ! 23 | Nels Ort pebeenn 333 ¥- a wt a a“ a a? Cs . oa ae ings i e* “211106 % 14) | beg a. ny a ea BS etl. atte oe a 2 50 Pee : a TT’ . = & - jes, Ww as © t 2 « 2 ’ ee be . } » ele - 3 ~~ lbs a 92 os R . a ‘ WJevevee ‘ "A i ™ c ‘ ° - s : “ee ae . ’ J erin) ‘OW ~ 2 “i ‘ 4 orw ay 2 * a RI a @) capa to S417 shares | ene and strength 2° aie See we ae ae O93, Ks . wo ee . oe e- . oe Crrrt 1 5% 37... “aan at 97 0 WT . 4, ae Se at S # iaaal ee = 4 |W Penn Pow WG. +e 104% 104% | Norway 6 : 32 © Commerce issue has : Se ate age S| e } eg ; : Su ont cient o saes rt Centra Petia 4%, ; s of St Re : ded a a ee .) : | F : ; Fewsoestiba % . ira ) : : : | Western Elec & .... 20. 104 [104 Norwa 4 oibins 2% " | is ; oi ' aaa motors an u ' | ; i : : >. ‘1 a eee : . ae mae MI » 45. : f “ert } ‘ , oe a é { “ eS ‘te .. e ‘ » ; Weat MA 5 if Wn ‘ { % Ne A Pe **eee . 108 te Lp) Ve! vanced 7S points from the low : motor group. — 7e! ; : negie } f > yan te a (oI : 2 vi En , ; tHe c 0 eetent . ‘; - a j ; } . oi ! / West Ma 1 i 4 4 Pde SP rote ge AB 4 es ‘10! bony el of the year which was recenaiained 2 new peak at 210 ear’y Case Plow Wks .. o%i 44% 1N J Zine . .» 1220 238 hie Artificial Ice. : * 9s? nes & Ohio con 5 ..ee i 16 + S&S OT acta ae | Won wae ee eae Oslo City 6 B35. 3... + f1OL Hoit about April first when i wage » week. but ran into ! 7" , 4) anon OS Saran eS “re A CORR rer in ihe coeewaal BEA 738 | Deny & Salt Lai 4...) 90 {53 & FE Wl o* ot somsee] MING) 5 a0 Liggett & Myers West Shore Ist 4s seoeee! DLS) BZ Par-Orl BR 514 68... | : —* land issues ste Aguirre PUSS I Nichols & Sheperd Sew «..] MO%! 8? -| Hetteit C Ges fe 47... 07 e207" reat Wester 4u...-..| 71%) 71% | LAseet ; W Va Coal & C 65 5 53% 5b % | Rename 6% G1 a ns a ' , ? leve land issucs : bic on line ; } : on . ‘ ; ‘ o - 4 » 4 . 4 ; £39 U1G { arpo' ed : a A Z nS % oe eee . 2 e ai Mw shares. | Whether : r-C hich cords } ips Lee y waar is a F sepes!| BEN: 8 Detroit gas Se 50... 192% 10° Chi ] a. B+ a, Tha pee Ine a. ww Wheel Stl Sige 48 or Paulista Ry 7 47 . [108 Ne 1 y8 burping originated with a task Mmnew high reco in tutes Elec nf Seat 1 -ntagang - - ee - »» | vet Int Bids ey" Len if | = : ) 7 | Loew's Ine 6s ex-war, White Sewing Mach 68 war. .|12 emnampuco “F 4F = le - 11 96 me organization with institutions @ session. Chrysier n up a eee =e coer e DRL rae ipas Mims coscoees _ ee Me ter Bridge 6% 5%..191%'102% : St 5a 73 , + ‘% | Lorillard Co 75 é Wick-Spencer Bt cvt 76 ..-..1! 5 (| “7% | Peru 7% ees **l 508 1% 1107 , : i: : ; Wilson & Co let fis ‘ — oe | AY sr o0 of OAS _ Winchester Arm ett 1 igs re : 14% *- ees. "i9 Yourwstown #@ & T 5s 78... Pirelli Italy 7 62 . wo db Pr ti "108 FOREIGN BONDS. poland BOO... eeeesceees(LOl 4 610 CNEL athe thy “ ; “! : ne eens ee -ryene 4 PSV Ne oy oad SD . aa x “ a. Pine. ume ~~ - a Na t 2 ly ae ro a. 4 hl tape ae ” — 4 “ PN lite i een een Beate - se et . ” 4 ‘i . 5 7. We. Cera + * = . ne tmp tataten tM, I ei I BPE 98 mere “ aon Moder. wt aoe este + ok roe -_ nana a Le ¥ _ , «+ : e : : : a eves -* ° . ¥ ’ xi x : fe ee ‘ . : " . 77 ad: 5 « 00) . : rive * 4 aa dab terakehs = : a Sn ey 6 BS --i3 h & W Ind 5% 62....-. “e | Mil ERAL Ist FOE. bs caan Mir tes oe : oe ” 7 , | Rhine Weetph 4 52 > as Johnson. —Sanynena, thinkle, ¢ plarze decrease in the surp.33 ; Ok ight -oneewes ot” Oluo Bri B pe ee eeeen ale aie a sey ‘ wae ; we a oh) TS me il Ei Ry secceestsGe 1100 ga rs se 8 y i. boy ~— 3 46 eertweenes . ae 3 i ‘) lum (er) 4 : niet D ‘ pees wf | b> ndry ; a3 P P i a {a bi4 {op ;: ‘ . aa 2 at * By 2-5 , Mil Sys s 7 Ont, At niine JIA ee (Me 10% lM te an ee a oa a Reggae compat nfiele | 2°" ene , es se ‘ -ereee! OF 0 _— nding 68 3 sees OB" | St, det Me LOU % 20% St ‘On ‘ eae : 5M | 9% | At fg 59 Jun .......' 99% /)100% | Rio Gr do +. 54 Bb At ig session 28 compared with 48%eup Petia! strength in Richfield 'Colmbien syndicate ....-- 2°12 379 | Pac Cost Piecuit pf. .....6) 4 Georgia Pow oe 67 . COC & SL re 4% EB 77...1100 | 00% | SSS oe 8 |e | ig | ATE aig Bw SY Oct. 2a c0. 0, 100% 10034 | Rome 6% 52 a! : moa Grap ree o- , a ve 4 rere we BRIG | Goocyr T &€ R 3) mi 10M e Lor ». 372% > £ ' oe * Ars fs 1960 M: 100 4, 100% | ‘anta Fe the close of previous week. Cal iforn wa ‘ 7 i? - : OT j * | ’ F , * —— Po... " . v " ¢ aot > s H , y ee + i 7 Ari | Ae lth ry 5 as a aa a : . lig). 1102 olo & Sou : -| #R4, be , Marie stad 5 | 99% 71, | Art * 1960 Sept ..100 (100% | 840 Paulo Ct actions amounte@ to almost MR Advance in Rails. | Comwealth Se 03% 103% | Pantener Vataee oc 23 Gult | agg oe ee . ) f. a 7 Q % r. os ‘ “ 6% & : : : ; yi pe : , y fay “1 . . Mad. ‘ : J 4 19Hn0 ¢ ct pele 10} 100 6 e oo i ‘ sa i leamen led by the oy op M ikisaset 14 J Par Dar ney ae 1, t Ut Se fe 191 Cane S re seid wf "9 7 tex ad} , D8 1 oo. ry nad | Sax Pub Wie shares. it war one or the ~ é king ISeUF ; & ’ P “Tes " QF eet) “y “4 . > Tey 7 B i ’, q ' ; a 1961 " . 99 gs | Ont / Sax Pub Wks 7 45 of the week-end session wi . were uncer heavy um - ns Film In ; SS 94 1 t nite oi , 4 ng ' —_ a” , ' . " OF “ie nc rmenipine Be . te Na . oe ‘ s 1 , Coreen: ; , re Ou 14 : | mrm crete Mo Pace %& F 7 roy | Argentine * | Sax Pub Wks 6% 51 point range. | a ; Alcohol shares responded Cone G: % 2 OO era. o . teenie i Cor , yy 4] Ge 3! 03% 3 , ommercial Cree 51, 2. wee) OB%! HY ' Salt | Seine 7 42 a iffenir dit ri¢-es | sundry (orp ...-.«- va “* »~P i E ascent 27 x inap, ; 7” roen 4 : al id i o44! Bm Ssandhvin.. E> ain ate we 8] preteen oy Ms -| B59, 6% | Serbs Cts Slov ‘8 62 Wagner Electric ranged Ggpttiffenine of commodity prices one Nerv Utah . 5 ' “Pegs ' fs fndas ) -o. ot teas 4 n Gas SX ¥ 5% 45 106%, 106% i wa, & Ohie 44, 47 Austen ea ) ct ; : a {? tes i ae } . ~ i sates ry3 ; Zh? Bari a0 - , Tey , in ‘ _ : . . ” ‘ ap yy eee _— : hs eee ' {}} : bx . pg x 7% - ‘ wRir ie JG . ’ Siem al 6! Pee aca ci nee sonny [Copeland Prod An ce2ten.2.| SBM! V9% | PEER Ohio Edin 9) a 1 ae | Biteeete ‘Pow G0” 54 85%, | en will 66) “1028, 102% | Montan LR Gs once 11D | | Belgium fe 41. .0e 10% 111% | Boissons Feared wreck, sales aggregating more tiyyyr'c?” telephone, spopganemengeg pper Rang Nithuacent ae Stein -“Cisies ha ee eerre OE FP ese a 9% 1M0s ee Come Gon deb 8.......| O2%!) 02% i15 ee ee a a a, oe 38 4 {115% 185 Styria 7 46 , ‘in : hone. American Power and !*Corez Sil Leas ue ee a fa mite Piers w § aa omit a uba North Rye 34s .. | A Wie Ff ern gd a. ‘ . €.gium ore aeeeee i Sweden 6 29° 006 shares. When Wazgner ie Stand: rd in snk & mumber [Courtauds LAG. ‘443 ny nen ss ah 7 cna? | tenes Om Ke 4 aw i ef | Ot > 5 ogy, | ~aen Cnet & Ot 1 4 1 oom! ee Belgium Stab , paces fhOOe % | Swiss Con s ,* it 100 it had been recOrded a P . on oa & Sew POUR DMG occ wc awee ce. Mesacter singe aie? a a “an % owa-N 1 ms ae ge sh. As —* oe oe 108451108 ne ae TR SE MPs cesces! SON) Oe’ Belgiun ing 40... at Swiss 5% { 62% points from tow point her recer utility favorites. | Crowley Milner TES Ne yb ' nes Key eet fee ee ne i Cub D g 7% ; 10+, wt Oc ae ; coos MOM) WS 6) Belgium Ge SB osiccccces (tO! , ' Toho BI ‘ear made in January. The -_, s-Erie | aapes Taiied s¢ verat Crow? nett wt *% Tr Fee : ‘ : Ee ~ 4 K ee sg ies ‘fs ees mas ee ar ‘a & Ku as Cee if} 1 3 yg os ‘ : vippncieis aps i Lergen . ove ‘ ~ yt Tokio City avanced nearly 50 pvints (Ge j}Cumberland Pipe . walewewils's i ei. fant fo. of... me |) mat | Tt. De Hud rig 4 ca N4%,) 94% | — > eS S's oe oe riin 644,60 § ce ag. | op a >, + ahha’ Bt “+ sf ; Vide] j Jit ; ' "UD ~— ena ’ _* . , — , ee : c re ‘pat a 7 4 t Oe gyer ; ’ rT} 4 «ye bs a : 3 ry 7 ‘ " “lig “J é , Fe f i , Meolivts ‘ , ; ; ; } he low of April In 1927 a. a ugu age O% qa hte on Uri Eo a be 96 ‘ , ores ded ee & i Y i tre ro , njor ne ee . B : ie om s , .% ew ri term : ; 9% oki a a St Trondibem 5 tock ranged between a low of 1 & Pacific conimon stock Was | ;,, Pet: re ce OS ae ; hedag a ore 4a - ne ie a _ ¢ Peg Pe el a mre quan | O Mex 5’, 104 %1104% | Pordenux Be 34. .°°° °° ° lige , | Tyrot Hy FI Pow 5% 55° nd hich of 29%. ed by a brisk advance in the ! Davega ] SO a Sagan ‘ ee ae see) 3 y easiest — ae ie m ee Pag ae rf , » 7 p. Mim 991, 1 Reawtt te ae 2" +t 1"; : P ‘gar ceces « AOD “ = | & * & 13a 3 . eter tT ee al 37 . . - : ‘ . A «oe Mat 4 : . pag ' ee a ? : ; , : ¢ ‘ : ‘ oo , Pe} jy P os ip? j Kray) r Jin 1. 9 me | > os e . . “we vee Polar Wave Trade Large FR® ©f the Missouri Pacific. 5... : ES y Ae coeeet Sek Min an ite ke © oo ae te gg + fot tke x ip d eS” 7 oe ae ony OE il adel . it Polar Wave trade was large @gF® Owns approximately 4% 4 De Mereat Matic COD .i. | 1 | } Pl Gla 226 (225 ee ere a . jequeene Lf Fae S fad 9 Si YrCcaeu rR - imp 4° ALD eer ys aie bid oF gre St A ex wat weve 425 shares on range between Sime ° Texas & Pacific common. |) ei as 2h Pree Ol & Gae so os Edis 4iz0 6 100 100% |East Cuba Sus 726 -.--./104 , | Natl Dairy Prod rel OO 20% | en ts : 60 6% Bi © ex war bs. , , a : "ahash. Wnion | Penien Tr roo ogee Batt "4 Prairie pe Line . ae ee pf ee ae ee ae big: tips 2 ¥%a ve , peti gicek BE EB ZS 3% Si 1 oe se enon tee a1 ust 7 45 .sensces nd 40. Hvdraulic Brick prefe Terk Central), Wabash, Jini ha - . . : Bio ; ° ; by =. ean a . . ort a - } . D we. ry . 7 ‘ ‘ ' Tt eae . , ; 1¢ | é ' ¢, » #, ; D+ ‘ . riti yy ‘ ‘ , Re El 7 MS Ba BP iso rose more than 18 » mc, Nickel Plate, Northern Pa-/ 7°" ) | : “| Uruguay 8\a6 co reaseee so LOB - t OU) s utn we ter | ' i ruguay ee wee en nnae uring the week. Coca-Cola « : ané Ss “é Louis Souths ae ti ' — os J ! | Yokohama 4 61 posaveesans ling Securities reached a s@ggereached new high ground. ais | 14 U LOK, 106% | : = mlgeria. 25°1987 | a 4 ’ ; 4 ‘ e i} . 7 eae a % > : y oF _— et, e ‘ P —— nn ae ~ apeenen cnnetncom nee , ‘# . J: - ; igh on $ points op: - | Doehlehr Die-Cast "2. i) 37 | ge | Beslty Ae Bkiyn ..2..-- 21330 13: . | p Si | 9 : Hcl * lil i101 7 | | nacead oe more than P 3 MARKET DOES NOT Restate Ee ” o * bed Nar : ey rene F j rt a 4 ye 4 ant , : ee ne a 7 fj ‘ | ‘* | St. I is The turnovers in Aloe, and a Bearer tan —ae ee) OT Ve wea : g OF: oe Ge 30.” tose: 1105 | Curb Sales—Continue ” : : Y Ri i Prorimion rat te my tts . _ . ; a - ¢ . ' : ri, ‘ ; “te int je iota ouri Portland also were faire, i EARL WEEK SE Ciose Cinse 28 notes ’ BIONAL STO YARDS ~~, = , siti . . tO} aes : Y sai . hs 2 e+ on bes cceece “s ; a4 ne os an } _ om rt ) LOS, 103? SECURITY. This Last arge as they are also wert | Tees mm ae rs n | * —- ath aL ati “a even iat wrt* Hawi ulis is wot ~4 wet . be 9 ty i. # Aut wh | s a et ~ A iA SS | BRE |. Lead was cuiet at 36 per 100 Ibs is were Trieeiest . Stig ‘ae? uz ' Sa Pe a ; A a . Bracing le el ae a bg ge m les ‘Soyer. ipod g eye Veek Week cruges and Scullin Steel prefs > higher on beef stecrs | East States Pow B 23% 24 | Roral Bak Pow ...--.c+e0s 208 (846 | Pac Gas tne & 99% 94%) FOREIGN BONDS. os lien , _— 20° “stir _ Sh) ” ta : , ‘ . . — 6 i. ' (RAZZ ms * . een ee — Ee. Ae PE ep 106% 107%, St. tLauis today. Caneda 4°28 3h fee ae ; 1% te, f ne Ww nee but some lower net cnZ rere shown for week by eat) hree in this group. elditaniats 5 °- . ; , o4 » « . ’ ‘ : ; o jf - wnat ae vy, 7 pis = ' ~ . an ~~ oa ne Pub Ser WI ‘ ’ rrr surme p eel 4 4 | Niag ai) ’ — ‘ +o; 144°, : - KHOLDEF ‘ = ' . Paci rt « wPlTe Modest: ; ke ' ia rei PP rn40 “ert : e314 yg. “et , © "4 cite ke =} a . 9) 7 of] f at .c oO*” ¢ eas “4 é ‘ orto mith ¢ = 3 % 5 | Z ” : a Gevy 7 “ ! oe a ( ’ ** * * 3 fips - / “ ‘% iNor Pa: tipped rea | Fandango 142 aint Nelo ci aa | Sehuke United ; : 7 San Antonio } - se + eek lho” at g Port 6%s 5 » ot 89441 89% | tee Bae of te Oe OO ¥ 1078 Our analysis discusses in detail the position and cull «lis pers ane! ms. 44 ities Mined Qt! cripr ’ c%e 8... 9 pert (gam b%e . Te % ep Mae Oe 5 cies suas i j %; prospects for this company, the largest manufacturers ; ton epringers. $19: bulk | Fodder Mig A .. ig - 34% Seiberling Rubbe: .| 46% | 49% | Serve? Cor 5 OW ...2.) 75%! 72% | Beat bs 5% 97 =| Nor Pac pr lien 46 .scme--| 95%) 96% of garment pressing machinery in the country, Pe a: to $15: top shorn | Wat | fom dom | Serve! ovens open spat | Sharon Sti Biss 48... 2. .| $0%| 90% | Estonia 79 OF ...-+-- % O0, |Onto Pup Bre Tie 12.22. dass LA ‘ A te $& 50. tep wled | Fiat det ‘ ae “3 “erve e 7% a | 46% ' 4 Pay 28 a oe 1] Euro Mi , : ee me fe , Ohio Pub Bre TUB ..ccce- 5% 3 ‘ eae Fox ue "6% 2: Huck Dent mos, oyag | Shawinig \ > “digg 67.1 97% 97% I¥in Ind tT toae De 01% lore Ry & Nav com 40... ./118%! A Copy Will Be Sent on Request setie a rs : MARKETS heim Shoe aps _.1 BS 8 nes oe re seen 1 GA 6: a Pine line Ss 5i oo 0! OT f?3 | Firet Bohem G! sheet . ., Gre ‘See! 6 a R&B . een TOCls, Ui. May 12 G rahe.n : Sait r ic Elec .. : Sms 4 ; un (Otis Steel ee € eo 9 : | ment of culture)—Hoge | Pac «& T rf ‘bs io i% | as " Pan Ain P & Tr Oa 1938.21 | A Pan Am P & Tr %s 1940, -| 95% . * ° ‘ a * +t : top, $10 10: bulk 180 to $10 to $10.10: lighter hess. \Paramount Bway 54+... i\Para Fam Lasky 6¢ 47... Bien s and few weight) uf- : | Park Lez O46 .......-.--.[101 00% | Members of the New York Stock Exchange Aen pense pu hte Ty Sah po OIE pega STi ai SAN eR, st packing sows |Pathe Exchange iy no underweights Dix Og RAD on 100 6 (200% | Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Building — & Det 4%6 77 ove 2 100% 100% s 8 : nasi anes ; BR, R 78 30 “s@ eee ttt: thts d ST LOUIS “7 a FU 7 . "t eee a : “he _— iedoded Pe eoesoerey M4 & B gold oe cobovscelban ae 2 GArfield 4600 . > tops. i 2a! “TH und iV - wl Cf “A 4 Pd *- . 5 4 . ~ , fs ; . ' eg . x Oe . . ' , * - : ~ ' ' fe : . 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“ Tete feet reigns > nya oe ae. she pe es ra ge eee : ha pr Ripe phe af le, St Yk 2 i & si rig ios * a raeepre ast tg ah . — ferns Pe ay > Sip ies St) rome SLA EE ER nm ~s we AN " i) ee ee es 7 * ~ > je rs on UP ® s * tins. ) = oa ee r a asei, eapel . ilies use eG AMRS SNE YY aaa PONE ag ee a aa aia ae “ eh peti tee cme ee , $e “ mr y ee TS ee ene ee Oe ee ee ee eer ee ee ee a a” aa ae specie rv . ge tN Meat, Sa ae eae ee eee sect ieee ee ert gota WES ay PAR eed yanks! °1 su te tee 4 om rit : - i : K Sieg liey Pinedh eewatei te 8%: Rens So aS et 6 Be : sty PAGE 29 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ All-Steel Full-Size Da-Bed $8.95 Comfortable full-sized Da Bed in walnut- finished stee! with Windsor ends. J ; J . , a SF FSSC SSS Se Dee ee ee cee ee make, for less than FESS CERES Pee eeece eee FE STE FETED ee , $18 Double-Deck Coil | Spring Eor Wood or Metal Beds the advertised price! Gray enameled Premier wire with helical ties. . 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For 75 Ibs. ice of electric refrigeration. $225 Kroehler Mohair 2-Pc. Davenport-Bed Suite *16 9 Kroehler sendé this luxurious Joose-cushion Davenport-Bed Suite as an Anniversary feature! Richly carved top rails and bow-front frame finest mohair upholstering over Kroehler lifetime Spring construction _ with velour sides and hacks. Loose cushions, reversible sides in damask Pireside Chair only $55. 18 Months to Pay — Eagle Stamps $45 5-Pc. Oak Breakfast Set | A special purchase of two-tone grav or brown oak BRreaktast Sets. including extension table and four decorated chairs with comfortable backs and =i: 50 DOR weats...... Exactly as antique jugh-lghting. $139. 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite With 7 Extra Pieces, All ror includes Bench, Rocker, Mattress, Coil Spring, 2 Pillows, Bedspread Our Anniversary gift to you! One of our newest secured at a price concession which makes poss bed. hiboy, French vanity and dresser would ord While this purchase of 20 Suites lasts, all 11 pieces Bridge Junior 95 $9.5 | They have decorated Paneled Buffet wrought iron bases and Mirror the new, colorful, hand 16480 inches: dece- *5 Ss at Giese Bee fringe Srument and etched Anniversary Sale of Rugs, 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 Seamless Velvet Rugs ._ $19.75 | inch buffer _ Eagie Stamos 8.3x10.6 Heavy Axminster & Velvet Rugs. $28.50 6x9 Seamless Velvet RS opts es Ce $13.75 9x12 Sanford’s Axminsters. 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Walnut Bedroom Suite Pictured :¢ on oe $8 9.3-Pc. Decorated — Three bedroom p undelevabiv ad chest “»/ ected gumwood, preces of generous size. gro low price. Attractively $e bed. Fre ench vanity ‘54° wainut; beaut: et > fi K | Ny, ¢ ,& \A. ’ 9% "¢/ Pt ‘ wm iiiiii ‘_.® 7 sri, +4. . > ii Heeidiinsi ‘sa. eee s ad Ad hed 2 1h Ad aa i ~ +2 q" ‘@ TRUCCECTITG Vth wind sidugdr cevudy Py @ ‘ TG $18 Mattress of Layer Felt $4 4 50 so Ibs.. for full-sized bed. Deer- . ” . ie a .¥ tufted, with roll edge. in art > ticking al > $49 Cabiret ee Gas Range. —« $3 .50 Enamel Trim _.. = $78 Range in White Ename! Black Trim ........ $49.75 I Two excellent values of many we — im our large selection. ineled- Quick Meal, Charter Dak Bridge & Beach, Baker's, Po@fect and ethers. "PART TWO. oe SP lock DETRRRR IS 50 Maple Porch Rockers, with arms: varnished to stand weather. Double split cane seats. $4.50 Rocker has ; amen beck and ago, a De — Entry, Runs’ and Flati 124% so dq three carloads of tate one pattern months ago, in the dull | o make this price possible aie big davenport, in whic concealed a full-sized bed; wing chair and club chair. 18 Months to Pay Cedar ‘Chests— $9.75 Cedar Chest— $16.50 — High-grade guaranteed Mattress. | > een $209. 75 Clark Handicap ri ail By ibe A apocialec Presa. “ag riTH RACE—One and one-siateernth miles, Ce year-vlds ant up. Start good: won easily: place ea -« Wiener. b ¢ 4, Colm Kathicen, > 1:3815. 1:43 Value we post as rvTat : . es 4.5 :4740. 1:2e. “wT Pr. st. & Ag 4 — . +4 1: & © Oe fon 17 a > > > ~ a> o> le la = Sa 9 Fie} reyes ' . ext form. wae cep uD * @ “45 hee calied ve. drew out ma . et of the way ‘meshed Feeed te vutetay Gena! Hest latter had te dived. Helen's Fabe was dome Wren reaching 7 reveaied!s when be sutiet > ® mutucls paid: Jock, win $4.85 Stace $0.66: Flatiron. show $5.56. : LOULSVILLE, Ky. May 12.—Jock, hs ‘from the outside after the three-quarter # ‘dav to win the Clark Handicap, mes Et E Leichieiters Cartagvu, ate@d for the Kentucky Der- | from the field in the ‘ bore ur tretch to take second piace. 3 Sintiron, owned by Stuyvemnnmecs ge Peabody uf Chicago, was third. A. | tne handicap. over a mile and]; | sixteenth, was rua by Jeck im > fut candi- Se peat nes os the pace to the half. Dut was Gi Ptanced Jock ran thir in| s jmat - years derby Helen's Babe, winner of the “ark last year, failed te place. 13 Jock paid $8.82 to win, $4.82 to} piace and $3.86 to show on ¢@ — Cartg@@o paid $19.82 to place and 2 $9.66 to —_ , Flatiron $5.56 to shew. Sadun Cc. Meyer Is Throws. ' The first race for 3-year-olds| and up, was won by King Basil in | =e close finish with Banter second | pend Ss Scotiand third. King Basi) raced close to the E leaders to the stretch, where he Pino: ed up determiningty to win hy, (2 head with Banter faking the’ Pplace by a neck. Scotland get up pir the last few strides to get tie | Show be 2 nose. The race was Marred by (. Meyer being thrown Phy Airo!l after the field had pasred 5 itTinl Mever attempting to) his mount the horse | throwing him to tbe | Se IN i 4 ‘ nd event ter maiden’ Feo's and geldimgs. 2-year-olds. at net t 2 fro AT and Ofie- buif fyriongs. went ; i f*o Insturb. grouped in the feild) . Puiring $24.48 to win. Stiverdale P Be 2 4 and Hey third : turh raced close to the pace: a Maker Silverdale unt! reaching | pe * stretch where he came OD tO: ° a head. with the latt-rit king the place by a seck from | e time for tre distance » Patrica Marian. following the” , Pare maker Stormy Port. came q * a rush im the streteh toe wit p by & nose te the third event. | pGeorzse DeMar outlasted Stormy! ert to take tne piace by a length | 4a hat he latter war third | war tk es ‘Mrs. Hertz Wine a Purse. oe e fourth race. went to Sra Eee " FD Hertz’s Pretection mo easy Paéhion, ever Veneita M and Clas-} Protection broke fast and Mace every post a winning ene. | “in by twe lengths Veneta); ‘aated long enough to get the Pace by half a length from, (iam Y “bo got the shew by the same : Paes The cott paid $15.58 te 3 >

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SEE PAGE 3S OWNS, 15- ERVAY ee ED SOX BATTER 3 PITCHERS AND BEAT BR WAKE \ 7 * od S>. *-* woe URAR ORE lownocouncane csooooceoescec —_ es | o-oo ocr ooce-Cc FS © Ht HH Mb “ 3 z . ae ms G =? mutucls paid: . O8°. show $0.66: Fiatjro 1 shor So.90., LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 12.—Jock, owned by LE. B. McLean, came rom the outside after the three-quarter mark at Churchill Downs to- gay-to win the Clark Handicap, $10,000 added R. Ms hominated Leichieiter'’s Cartazoy, By J. Roy Stockton. Rogers Hornsby and the hustling Braves of Jack Slattery were unable to stop the winning streak of the Cardinals, and with George Harper, late of the Giants, in right field, and Jimmy Wilson, late of | the Phils, behind the bat, Bill McKechnie’s warriors scored their sixth ‘straight victory yesterday, beating the Boston club, 5 to 3. Charles Flint Rhem pitched in a single to center and after Taylor for the Cardinals. had flied out, Robertson drew a ; pass. An infield out advanced the and he was assisted by excellent) pynners, and Moore scored them support. On the other hand, Ed) poth with a single to left. Moore Brandt, who started for the Braves, | stole second, and Hornsby had a lost his control after retiring the chances to drive tn the tying run, first two batters in the opening in- but he tapped a slow roller to ning. and before Charlie Robertson High. and, while Rogers beat it could get the third man out, the! out for a single, it merely advanced Cardinals had four runs, and Moore to third, where he was left. POPOV OOP POFFO WY ee a i i a i i a i a a a for the Kentucky DVer- the place. by, moved up from) the field in tretch to take second et ee A NITA PEABODY. star 3 iy a Pos Vear-old McLuke, ful starter hy. bs, latiron, owned by Stuyvessant | Dispatch Rr mee Peabody of Chicago, was third. The ne-sixteenth, 345. Bonivan, nonths ago, in the dull davenport, in which is chair. Fine Jacquard y daught regarded in the ‘ ‘ ‘ anu « - “ . se 2. . i oF bees r. 2 ™ a #4 _ 4 Sid ] ’ t it iii eet a Se - eg a a Cs TSS a ee | a = Ve = in last ee ; id } Ca DOU Ss tavorite in book, at 4 to 1 to ia) ’ *. «> ‘ - 10 piace and 3 to 2 to were Mad: Countiy . Practice for Trials Tomorrow 47 COUNTRY CLUB ee ee ee i a AREER SAE RRR a T WO holes- me on the Louis noon iyi-é is winner of the St. By Davison Obear. The seven candidates for the United States Davis Cup tennis team Club course yesterday afte. in tournament play. This inniversary Sale of ‘dar Chests i uine Tennessee red ar Chests— $9.75 nut - finished period ir Chest— $16.50 dor walnut - finished r Chest— “ $23.50 ch two-tone walnut r Chest— $29.75 paying $34.48 maker, Silverdale q 7. Purdue 1. Washington 1 i. © Jock paid $8.82 to win, $4.82 to} place and $3.86 to show on each me: ticket. © Carifo paid $19.82 to place and 9.66 to show. | Flatiron $5.56 to show. . dockey C. Meyer Is Thrown. | The first race for 3-year-olds iMd up, was won by King Basil in 'close finish with Banter second Md Scotland third. | King Basi! raced close to th faders to the stretch, where he BoOved up determiningly to win bb) head with Banter taking the face by a neck. Scotland get up m the last few strides to get the how be a nose. The race was Rarred by (. Meyer being thrown Py Algol. after the field had passed € finish. Meyer attempting to pull up his mount. the horse ferved throwing him to the round. | The second event maiden MOlts and geidings, 2-year-olds at peur and one-half furlongs. went Disturb. grouped in the field to win. Silverdale 85 second and Koy third. : Disturh raced close to the until reaching me stretch where he came on to in by a with the lattor tor pa ce head. show. Other short priced horses are Victorian. Misstep and Nas- | Sak. ¢ ; ' today, i not making the place by a neck from | BOY The Pas 7544-5 Patrica Marian, following the ae maker Port came th & rush in the stretch to win a nose in the third event. ~rge WDeMar outlasted Stormy Pert to take the place by a length Pd ahalf The latter third four lengths j Mrs. Hertz Wins a Purse. | The fourth race, went to Mrs bhn D. Hertz's Protection .n easy nIONn, Protection every by time for the distance Stormy Was over broke fast and POSst a two lengths de Win “fe by half a length from Clas- =’ Who got the show by the same aS ce. The colt paid $16.88 to College Baseball * 8. Misxourl 3 in 5. Minnesota 4 (10 innings), | | Fivnn, 6. Netre Dame 5 Navy &@. Hilineia A-S., Oklahoma 5. Michican 10. / would winning one, | Veneita , lasted long enough to get the | With Anita Peaod) On two occasions | ers, Mr. and Mrs. J. j}announced Veneita M and Clas- / sudden POP NNN LO AA LG le VICTORIAN NOW “DOUBTFUL” AS DERBY STARTER Victorian PPP NA PA Nal Pel Or (he winner Preaknes§S stakes. is classed as a “doubtful” in Tom Kear. Derbs Peabody. Starter neys Kentucky quotations and Anita once considered as certain practically to Start, is now classed = as “sure the Churchill go” in classic. to Downs These surprising were learned last night. the receipt by Kearney of authorit- | tative from stable tions of both Victorian and Anita reports Peabody. ‘\ that Victorian had minor accident that being Kearney said suffered some him from to his reports that Anit: his sta- prevent shipped, according His faith in the Peabody would accompany blemate to the post in the Derbys was reflected in the odds on the big race. The filly’s price. which had soared up +0 to took a drop to 6 to l, second choice for the race. Today the futur. Reigh Count favorite news 1oO the prices Show 2:20 °%. nex? at 6 to ! the (>. stabie Hertz, Anita Peabody to the Derby happened own- have that would not be sent unless something Reigh Count. No quotation is posted Vitcorian in Kearney’s list. which won his cessive race yesterday, ze toe i. against Martie thwd suc.- was cut to | with developments | following | connec. | | Eiperson | tord | record , tenths of a second better than | of to | | the floor for the full v-ham weighed 120% and Ziviec 121 1% wil] begin formal practive tomorrow in preparation for the trial matches which will commence Wednesday afternoon and continue through next Sunday. Both the practice sessions and the trial matches will be held on the courts of the Triple A Club in Forest Park. On the basis of the test matches four men will be selected to represent United States against China in a second round American Zone contest at Kansas City, May 9 25 to 27%. For the past three days Cap! Bill Tilden, George Lott, Arno'+ Jones and Wray Brown have bev rving out the courts while Junior 16-year-old arrived yesterday mornirg for practice. The remaining mem- bers the squad. John Hennes sey and Wilmer Allison are 2x- pected to reach the city .1oday. Selection Probably Final. of the players } to be in good more excellent Che Ail of upon the matches here as the most important any Davis Cup COfi- tests men selected will pro»- Kurope, providing the tw matches Coen Puts in Basy Day. Yesterday a tan t . | a} trials the players !00K ot t as the Coen. Kansas (‘it youth, ably be sent to the team American Zone wins remaining ot frernoo?! in a series Tilden. about 1090 Of linpromptu tests, Coen and RPrown entertained casual } Tilden took 41] peer resent : a snectat condition -and 4 ‘ sets from (‘oen in The morning cays of f three be practice, enape + Record Broken F or | 400 Meters by the Associate? Pree: By . ikon 2 “ >% ne A SSOCI A IM PALO ALTO ‘ . . a a - ; : ‘ides Cal., N E VV 5 () ] . K : Spencer. “eet Dali ing a defeat ~_—_— Continued on Page 38, Column 5. a es should in rr Mavy brilliant broke ihe 400-meter he tooo” Stam- world’s here dis foe. the v) 4 a - = May Ae. eT Siilliid in a Johnny sprinter, in ?t he today when tance In (‘hierar 4 race . rh] ARO. avtion, sped ri lli-« ae | Im © Oliiaras cna? f a Willie Ove r the seconds "uUsSnION A ¢) = | iat af F Aidit. Hopp 4 Ne A a 2 - . " , (> 64 points in their special 600-point ; time 1916. P. A. A. Olympic Another equaled Meredith one of mes tryouts. retord v\ “Swede” Leistner San Francisco, Olympie Club. raced over high hurdle- im 14 4-4 tying the mark in J. Thompson. Ted event was made by | match here, which ended tonight the The ga world's when Lavton took both of the last two ~ » . ‘ ° ’ 7 nes vl)- i] blocks piarve i IoGay. a* >. > a? , , ‘ In jis afternoon. trie Cnampio} . nis of} iIings, oat h — 4 : : ‘ a QT) OO} points i,j oe Wetece a il” piel i et + 5 w } 100-meter H rh?) Was, bicA Kil re | ‘ ti or 7} Seconds, “& f ifeo0 by Ponight . orn , Tatar - +o . ; he 1107 ul Oli ici i ’ “77 ‘ { » ts wiitiiecsiablllas BUSHY GRAHAM 30 innings. The ee ee aes | SS ten Of te Beppe s bee ee , seven. NEW YORK, May 12.—Bushy Graham, crack Utica, N. Y.,. .ban- of tainweight, knocked out Pcte Zivie (in 5336 in? ings. Pittsburg in the fourth round front of a 19-round bout at the Olympia Hoppe A. C., here tonight. him Zivic was down for The counts of nine before to | Hoppe : Gra- | a match that ended April Gays after Layton had three-cushion crown KE. mau , , hampion had & ile points. blocks av each moved OLOCAS catch Up Layton in the early never could Limes went three he count. ~ pounds. four | 7 , on Se a ee ee ei a i ee ee ee a a a oe na HELEN WILLS IN. i Will a CO0 winning a Kea annex The form, speed and placing “Tring he decisive maticnes ed both ? ‘maar OU Man. hoth her t¢ ee: € Fast is the first time, according io veteran players, that two holes- in-one were made the same day a local course. Charles M, Polk and Ley P. Rexford we-e the players who negotiated the holes at which they were shoot- ing in a single stroke. Polk sank his hole-in-one on No. distance Of 169 yards In foursome in which he was were nant, Morrell Plant. Rexford's the 180-vard No. was accompanied by Dr. Soper, Harold Maxwell C. DBD Ares. a the playing ce George and he} 7, fiite-qi . the Associated i’ rese THE HAGUE, May crowd of fron it hrilled a 4000 spectators match i a to today whirlwind Bowman. wh but three American driving averpowerili¢ almost un- match with accuracy. Wit champion, Anderson ii. | Dutch girls steadiness proving lope Straight se factor. won the series ol Miss Wills defeai- Miss Couquerque and Miss Miss Anderson ios itches the Dutch Dutch 2 to 2. The while and nie the i rT} Vv or HOU DLES, Will Hold : a ill Id Shoot Today. St. Louis Municip 1 hold Park thi “Ser, xa f {ip Vil Jones re a. : Je taut : By ne | §$PECULATOR, N. Y¥:, May 12.— | ; Layton Defeats TOP FORM.WINS . Nope, 600 to °%° FROM HOLLANDER from | + TJohnaon ' FOR HFEN FY 60 enough to win, with Rhem work- | Associated Press. Gene Tunney, heavyweight cham- | pion and man of letters, came back to the Adirondack hills where he once builded his body from that of a light heavyweight today to the 200 pounds of bone and mus. cle that now rules the ring. Rack in this village of fewer than on the shore Lake Pleasant, Tunney. willl until a days before the gong in the Yankee Stadium calls to defend his title against Tom 15-round _ battle, a thousand citizens, of train few him Heeney, in a probably July Tunney unheralded. doned 26. car into town in clothing. In halt was about the premises familiar -blue_ shirt. trousers and battered’ red of training days. Gene wil] light work Monday. sparring partners are in camp. SERIES Ow Sea BEARS BEAT TIGERS IN TENNIS MATCH By p A wari: ted Press MBIA, Mo.. University his 4 Once drove heavy in the £ras sv eater Start COLA; May et Washington nade a clean sweep of four singles matches di ide d ‘¢ let =? . ¢ i A} honors in the doubles the _ . ' . 7 . st net bathe ee a a nd Missouri Uni- dual events vers meet here today and Landes scored the by taking the ng the \iuy phy ot the Andre . Tl") os a “min . ; a i at wis } ‘uo er dropp! first at" ® anid , resuits Bear Washington, Wash- ji-~—@ ws, Missouri W tes: f d Johnson. a Pats Pollack. Washingto (;rand. 6—9, de. feated I-39: Murphy. Washi §—— 6. Doubies: E. Wies« Washington, defeated © i M issourt, i | i Murphy. «<r? gton. defeated Landes, 6—2, and H. Wiese Grant and Andrewe and defeated Pollack §—4, 12-19. i—]° Landes - o—6, ing so effectively. The Big First Inning. Frisch started the first the extended hand of a pavilion fan for two bases, and the wallop so startled Brandt, the southpaw. that he walked Bottomley and Ha- fey to fill the bases. Then Ray | Blades was hit by a pitched ball, ‘forcing T’risch across the plate, |}and before Manager Slattery de- cided that Brandt was impossible, the southpaw walked Willison, to ' force in another .run. _ then | Thevenow Charley Robertson, who gained fame’ by pitching a perfect | no-hit game for the- White Sox, went to the slab. look foolish on | strikes, but Tommy stayed in there his quarters | No. trying and pu~:ped a single to right | to send Hafey and Blades over the | plate. Hornsby Knocks Homer. Hornsby’s home run in the first | ‘inning produced the Braves’ in the} fifth on three singles and a walk. | first tally, and they added two Burrus opened this tnning with 4 & 4 4 4 SS Se 4 eS SSeS Se ' Ch cago Pittsburg eo OPP PPL i NATIONAL LEAGUF. ; if if thes le «@. et a6 57F1 552 20 440 CLUB. New ork 13 Cin'nati .17 CARDS .16 Brooklyn Boston Phil phia ) inning | | rally with a blow that caromed off once | He made! two. ‘BROWNS 14 | Detroit Wash’ton 9 33.5 | Boston 208 | Hafey going back for Brown's long fly. Harper Scores Bottomley. . The Cardinals added their fifth run in the seventh inning when Jim Bottompley doubled to right and scored on Harper's single to center. The Braves played a brilliant game in the field and four double plays that they executed helped to hold down the Cardinals’ scoring. McKechnie’s men gathered 11 hits, ten off Robertson, but they were able to scgre only one run off the right-hander, so brilliantly did the | Braves support him. | In the third inning Bottomiey ied 'off with a doubie, but Robertson lunged for a giove-hand catch of Hafly'’s pop bunt and intended sacrifice and Bottomicy was doubied off second. Rell Grabs Hot Line Drive. them walked in the fourth in- ining. with nebody out and went to third on Douthit's single to center, but Lester Bell then grab-_ bed a line drive off High's bat and PPL LOA OP Ph LE AMERICAN LEAGUE. if They i. Pe. Win. 783 392 oat .700 430 M43 4823 506 400 AND 39t AT 275 400 333 357 i, aa, en Oy Ww. 5 6 CLUSs. New York 158 Phil’piia 13 ‘Cleveland 17 ith SEEkSSE Chicagu Todav’s Schedule. NATIONAL LEAGUE. Boston at St. Louls. New York at Chicago. Philadciphia at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. open datc. - ' ’ Yesterday NATIONAL LEAGUE. Cardinals 5, Boston 3%. Chicago 4, New Vork 2. Cincinnat! 3, Philadelphia 1. Pittsburg 5, Brooklyn 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Detroit at New York, Chicago at Washington. Philadeiphia at Cleveland. Browns at Boston, open date. Results. AMERICAN LEAGUE Hoston 15. Browns 2. Cleveland 3. Vhiladeiphia New York &. Detrole J. (tleago 8. 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~ % +e y . IDE aR E tm si tama tins oon ad oe ems es macky Hit (no bes). .: Bill Terry returned = (De nf, tate Martie Flynn ‘ne boy ) ae Bob O'Farrell} ) rel nE “—", &, bielids — * Dark b.agie. E.. Peal a : as . a : By . i , , } ai rej a Deamsen, OW. Lauscher |. - *Dowagiac, P. Hebert : mi : “s Ko 3 be ; : btaine Giants from Bonivan : 3 : | ic in trade for Harp ; : : ; i s if Li co! . Lior al “ g ich hitter in *Whiskarm. kK. Horvath “Doubtful starters te the Pomt-Diepe tc} | LOUISVILLE, ky. May 12—Reigh Count ang Misstep, | Western candidates for the 54th renewal of the Kentucky Derby, to. be run at Churchill! Downs next Saturday are practically ready Sor the race of their careers. Reigh Count has Many good moves to his credit while Misstep has shewn great speed for a mile and has made’ sey- eral good moves over the full Derby route. Reigh Count is owned by Mrs. John D. Hertz, of Chicago, and Misstep carries the silks of Leo J. Marks, owner of the Lemar Stock Farm. Reigh Count wil! make his first PPP PLP PPP PP | ae : ; : ; public appearance of the season to- : ‘ : eo Gee | | RN Ta the dSemencey WHERE DERBY HOPES : gas. oe ¥ : = aaa ae te ae Se = = f BEL. | t os. oe: 3 3 I a ——— FINISHED IN RACES ) ~~ Se “ : ; a: oy . & 3 is a = & = ; - Db atte | 1 I | 0 me i ee one whose ajo power teenth, at Churchill Downs. Th. OF YESTERDAY 2 - Bg. 2 ee ae 3 ot ‘ : 4 Fok ae ” § “ 2. auser. ie 2 | ounds and wi “om pe ith; .. rach. = ee ae ) * *yiste ’ fous » Williams, were very - busy : swrkers for their new employers. le full of rve, il] Downs, this week. One big inning eC The Four-and-twenty suckers de- which The probabie rockeys and local future book odds on the pr in | : Sir és my pective starters in the $90,000 added Kentucky Derby, to be rx Churchill Downs next Saturday: Horse. Odds. H. Fisher ‘ne bey) cia Heupe! ‘ani aE f+ 8 , ae 3 S. ODennell . : rs ’ | Bo | Chiavetta . ‘a % “ ee Sl. 11 Fl f Bobashela, Irish Pal The bunco man with all the jack is gone but not forgotten: The four-and-twenty customers are sadly spitting cotton. Government insp ictims h advised. oods had been de bs ere advertised. seore: 2 ; L. well Flaming Youth. , . eee comes Philadel!np!} = ” thea m the the ry? The bad pn SY wrt =~ as ; MSoWUCMminée om bee ee ~ ’ .. 0. 38 ces +ecveceme ne ae Two-basc hit-—McNeely, Regan. Ge run—Williams. Stolen estcad, Williams, Russell. Double pla Gerber to Todt; Myer to Todt. ~ Left on Bases on balls——Off Stewart, 2: off Beck, Stewart. 7 in 2); innings: off Coffmann, 4 54 innings. Struck out—By Russell, 2 g pitcher—Siewart. Umpires—Geise] a th. 49m. Slats ~~ ee mt bt bt > 7 = ——" | ee Sr mmenems £3] @ramcstiermes al 2Ssi: ’ f Qe ors » - ‘ Soa Oeo~ Cave sour Mash JMNM Ss: Rit by ‘Osing pitel “Som, 7 and Nall ie Yacuum in Republica Se ar -- sateen] . a - ; - | oes Se , | ne , «x «45 ~ Kale. hy : &” nediemiiageee 3 FF What, No Fish! NIN TH-INNING RALLY “Fish tre on Dress Parade at N Tar YORK. Mayr 12 4 WINS FOR PIT TSBURG [ilimois State Hatchery.” bats of the Yankee home gual > j enctioned simultaneously @ OVER BROOKLYN, wm ves and 5-4 aed ne noe Associates 7 : ' , Detroit Tigers, 8 to & Win Sixth in “LT ISBURG. May 12-4 ninth.| The-@h ane eu aco ! ry. ; é LZ ae ing of a hectie . Continued from Page 18. Col. nt _wuae 15, ¢ ted Presg Ssirong play the Press and porters 1 este ib Mets ABR LE wl Oe AN sy 0m Aa Worth /over ne VWlathse r Haines On “icl ons How Dry “ Dene Dein ~~ ws S333 D~19 Di eretey} oe Ne te Mere ed ied Bear Track Team === Loses Meet With ing Oklahoma Aggies , ty QSQDOYy~IMADisbiiesisO ‘ a rifinalia Shhj siti te . oo . : : | dinal Paine Harry pee l} be « 924. 'S' larper, obtained Wine | ~~ o 2 i 's Outstanding dates for the Derby are Payne Whitney's Preakness ner, Victorian, Admira} Cary Player and vas Nassak. Vic. | torlan has been heavily backed by nan Whitney Stable while Nassak Carry tinuch of the Ran ; Stable’s money. Sige The West's hopes center around body, Mis. rtie Flynn. he Mis Dy . | Should Victorian | the W hitney Stable | first money for the thira time. t Tigat fiel ; Will also be the first time ew a pe | ers have won the classic. the /@n is a full brother to Whiskery., | both horses being by Whisk Broom (II out of Prudery by Peter Pan. any ran third to Behave Your- | | Self and Black Servant in the 1931 | Bill Sherdel, e Lawle | : y has re-; Derby. | kospita) ted foot id] Pil OPI ee ; > 7T>} .* i . diy , ; ' cre; I ; ’ % >. . . ; te Peet a r wee eS soenen 640 £12530 BAMeae o ‘8 : i % — A : yA Ls wnict! Is i P ER : . } : . : : TU OO ] . ce Cnn a © Batting and Fieldi {] the Cincinnati series, may piten | for the te ch| ning, and with its gre : FROM PHILLIES, 3 TO " - - , . . . ” . é 4 yg 7 ‘ i Ge a = ‘. se - was « Vv reinna 7 a | . “ ret rey ly. “rankho ise or sare Sa 9 ee . Tk o Nark? . r aR nm Ali lelnhi: fod r We Pires . Vite } Incipi ‘as (he ut fs — mth Stolen ; , irsts in Be 32: nd e n ule plare—Tavrener, * the broad ASP ee Neowp ‘ . 7 we . s ’ ; * » | j . ; : ‘ | i « ; - “> "> : i or - ~~ e : 4 ta e « ‘ , 4 : ‘ ‘ © " , . ‘ aa a . > j . " , » . . - ~ ? S: t a . . a a ‘ ‘ - ‘ a — 4 : oe ; . ‘ 3 : " ~ oe Z . i > 2 , ® . . — . 7 *, - a . . . : ‘: | , ' . | ; ~ , - ; 2 . cre " : ; = . . — ° : & r i + + . _ ‘7 bei s aa , Hy f ‘2 rel z 27 : " ; i ‘ . ° 4 4 ; ; % e ‘ ‘+ es . . ‘ . . i ; ee } , , . " P . . © as . «* a. ' * » a yt 4 = I } , * . ? 4 . | ] . “ . ’ : , . ’ > , b " ~~ a ong i on > rj ~~ leah haadaal Pr \adenle +h =-— SS ~~ & Su si’ iS Way o7 ‘ ee A Grip on the Arr. ~ non = N OW a perf ‘tiv sn 4 9a! vy ould } er : tice * + - - + -_* = 22° —, = j Soldan Defeats Principia Track Team, 68 to 54 Salid- 7 C3 . Soidan School track team iefeatea incini mr’ ated Principia Academy’s team - -* = ' . ‘ esterday afternoon | a | Oo 2¢ rower gis ie De ot ‘81 *3 DBD D~aP apr gs Wmv aD € on oo) —_ te win the Ken- REDS WIN . | High og > * scseez = 4 ” _ f & - ba . * ya md PEMGSSONOMSm ce Ean Tin : = ™ is gf >» f & . Boston ~ ' -? »”~ we WVIGeuLei - wa i ~ on on a PO Seay Oe 2 er “4 am ie ‘ to ee ~ is) + w—u . ss Re eed woumMeou a . t, ae a 9 vet be “Re 8 802% ‘oa 7 “~~ ‘> 1.7? . a \e Wiants ho ry e4% a wii as ot. oo oe eed tel Lt ie? Pee aaa ' + » arrel! to Placed Ray Blades oe, “Se 88h te & es - - le lie ee in the good time of 1:24 4-5. ceived , be »t* , — . ‘> & Keigh Count's best triai of the books around here and St. Le He carried 126 pounds with Chick , lang in the saddle, es and Nassak will probably clocked in 2:05. Me turned the " vend the public's money Derby mile and an eighth in 1:53 4-5. ad Victorian’s good race in the Misstep’s best. efforts have been a agg Fone tte Over 4 distance of one mile A fen while Reigh Count and adie ma puss to Gerber his first time up days ago Misstep went oe ee of g : Ww fis the frame forced in a run and 1: 3).. the fastest time of any Derby “eae ss es Nassak, ‘ ee oe : ' Pie Wass : hy Balls Are Marked. colt in training at Churchill Downs Rr sarge ae oe he satel gigeal sep ve. —ergeiperasmepag. ee AST week I r “oe SE MWilliams. his first time up in the He galloped an addttiona! eighth |. , ** Sure to give a ge Se: aa SS eek eee ee tte A otapp iets nasa ries. one by ft eam re it at opagy rene ct “Miurious frame, scored the first run = nt simse) | + ‘ 3 ee a ed le fe » bis i af eat pag _—_s 3 Hendt 3 . , 0 a hic is 26 vears old eS “SS OaSeS were -- sacrifice fly and then up for Other candidates for the Ken. ae will iWavily played. 1 ate 0 i »; 4s ong [they , Ea Fie 3 | ed van, Lawley and Jack Higgins ‘rp, Ot!4 will consist of: Reigh Count. la ng re from thi: | e ra ended — tlie: Nenad Gn a roti, - . i ae | cake }h mother’s moth - the third after having ucber livery of the unfortunate Beck. | first named won his first start Anita Peabody, Nassak, Victorian. | . | }} *O make, he is goin 0 be in 7. +OF four runs in the pond. Ine Bostonian was on base. this year, running hele in Stryulling Plaver, Knapsack. Dodz- Johnson was sent into ment Errors by Manush and McNee- | *:87 4-5 to win the Inaugural Han- P jin the sixth, and A} Shealy, WE were incidents of the inning * sane at Churchill. Dawiey dig 4 |, °tCe-Wrack, Blackwood, sortic. Foc credit for yesterday's WEENNEEEhich also hurt. There were nine | mile and one-quarter jn 2:09 ;., | 1 ¥PBOon, Toro, Jack Higgins. frist, ts nade in the stanza, but at while Benivan has « mile in| 2 Lawley, Lucky Hit, Marti- time to take his second @& 1:43 2-5, handily. to his cre; yy ~~ FPlyen, Bonivan and probably Dark 4 d were bad bounds off the anat- Also-Rans Are Eliminated. bagle. Col. Bob, Dowagiac, Whisk. i oS t same Rustic that ‘ ny of the Browns, or queer side ’ arm. Vite or Cartagy. te ed f my Yay a m or skids. formed Peerly in the Preak ness cen Williams was responsibie Stakes at Pimlico Friday wil} not three of the 11 runs. Phil Todt be shipped here for the Derby ang d Buddy Myer both were up as & result only bout 25 horses. ‘are being considered as starters in me. The game was fairly the $50,000 mile and one-quarier | ispectable, at one all... when the of the third came along. And the smoke had blown away was very little further car- Pitcher Jack Russell of the d Sox, and a crowd of 12,006 mt the balance of the afternoon Pking fun at the Browns and at e of the players who seemed blutely incapable of doing ‘afiy- Gerber Plays Star Game. It was a big afternoon for Ger- wer, and not so soft for Kress, the wane looking athlete who is now aying short tor the Browns. Ger- slammed in the first run fer nm had doubled to the right field Corner. a ball which McNeely Slightly misjudged, went to third - en Taitt's infield out and scored | ™ Gerber’s slashing single to ett. In the first of the third - - th a single, but Stewart. banged Da fast double play. With two! me. McNeely doubled to the left weld will, where Ken Williams 2 >*¢ the ball a bit clumsily, and weeiilos arching single to short = Jimmy Wilson, m: = run. gaa caataata wre a Fa einen PRM : -Uugnt of a ] lt ee : = ae pcg a wi z ni by } irst nn a ne | Bes Pe ] ‘ lista ne. kina of lic. aye: rom na —_ , ie ; “ vs inci pi: Neuman. soldar, : = Umotres—Van Ss Ger . The Red Sex have the | . 3 : ick os we | Patio’ kc 28 ei —: . umejand Cunnoily Tim rome Pe? '0s a lot of tight games here t Ya —— oids Da vids, | a eee cs the advent of Gerber. It) Heke: ss i¢ thin was to be another, fist of the third and the balance of Matinee was one of these well-/ “Own Flioman holidays. And the +1 of how the rune were scored interesting only te the morbid, | Well, That's : = a briskly into left fleld and! MBAde a delightful catch of a hot _ wéstead drive which seemed tick- | for two or three bases. [ti the one defen-/ j Diay of the hectic afternoon. | SSOSSSSOSSSSCEseGeniisunmasents SOSSSCCe-~esseoesess,; OF O SSS OS SSOHSEESE Si Rees: POPS SCORES EEE HCO wits: YY vr a a a) @ ic SAAB OSKUHSSCHeUS_ 4 ”2ee~se ~ | CSOUMHSisusiuoue and Mow | _ - ee . SOM HMSO Hm OSEEH SS: keD ile _ampbel! > ‘4 FeO eeHs6itiwen 6 “3 * Pa _ A 770 367 s: 7 BZ 29-22~-ses08-ses%¢565:; er rm nad a WASHINGTO R. “> Season Was over the Derby route. 2 Victorian, Reigh Count, Misstep will be Supported bv loca ed the end of Stewart. Ken im 1:56. gp -¥y Coveleskie from the ini leachers off the ) omers, into the , “ini. Kohashela. Misstep, Brooms. Cleveland, entered the st four of them were semi-its A number of horses which per- Wi tin 29 in the frame and singled Classic. it was a romp, of course, hing successfully. the Sox in the second inning. Re- wate Browns tied it. Schang opened t sent in McNeely with the ‘he hd busted right off.in the ‘he eighth inning Sechuite) PORE gait ae Pot adil got * 4 - 4 ”* ’ ‘ 5s 4 ty . “ 4a ‘ 3 . P . ; a+ : : - . . vi 7 4 Lo ? “ : 4 S4 . ; : . e ‘ . bi | by . » a a > ud o 7 rs ¢ 4 , ™ . > P mar F ad ... ss i ae ~ Se ~. , -— —— . ? es : ' ‘ gobs: 7 . s — a ‘ i . 7 7 : 3 ‘ ‘ er oT a e sid ‘Ona 2G i ee f . é ry Distance—a4 Oremns cory ~ s+? . ; en D HS > ape a .) — TORONTO, Ont., May 12.—° bes i “a'ions for transfer ef the Pitte-/ aa Tranchise in the nmathonal | egw - re ri i mig tT Te nreg. Ber, | : * a, Se “few mw 1s DS wei - +a * _~ A Cheer and a Home Run. When mOkers H ' + & 4 a) MA e a? * _~ ~~ a & [33 wa : or em . y axing On the ba and Mesh oe >= Dumple . ae — ~ % : , ba % ha ‘= &% o (ae | ; tpe *¢ ° > Csi — -« + > % " =T? Dial se Ereeted 4 ° ~ S&S A #4 “e oe tt . ae — Super roe ae gac . + ‘ . a oe ; ¢ ag | ~e ca te ior. “hal ot ae ngng aé 7 Zs - *f ae 099-89 948899 06451562: y: ~* -4 > 3] SS~-e oor.) oP H re 5] ~ oO or ery SPoKm—SuSuse, ns “~*BAROAR si ww i we ee x with OE eT eee ahh yin v2 Boe Pay > ie “2d ee ny eee By af oy ee me PSC e@eeaes am *Peeee se ape a azo | Waehingpon “ hee tf tel o* 8 446224 CARDINALS. Today, tomorrow, Tuesday and Wetnesda ¥—Boeton. Thursday, Friday and Satur- da)}—New York. BROW Ns. _y. Tomorrow and Tucsday—ge | 4° ies are om. , | Ott im thre i Thursday. Friday and Satur. | ie a 2 me pitcher. day at New York. oy starie aie 2S Oe +O) 6 4 oe €. — a . Lact e<... * im. i a i 7; 7s : ' leading orn- LeS8i0nals seem inclined the dimpie. on controla bility around the greens ‘ S Ls, But er marking is s0me is necessarr. and we D@ assured that the srstem Be has Carefuily ~~. * oes w@ © a * . ‘2@ Standsa« - 7 ' es 2 @ & « 4 A tee considerations of pe tm cevenanii eal whate cs used 9248 S-SOuUH~g mu :;! SOS S2SSSSesecasens, 9SSPSSSS~9s55595955 mis, PSONSS SSS mOsm its SSSts~Se~s2tesux MAY ” ae SPS etecsssesesessunnunane 729299299 0s¢ 8.3 x ve La Lachary ; Fidbunedeosuncen r PT! 29 a fo Ed z? t ; customer reached ou ) touched a. na the ball. fe fell to ¢} I a - ~~ ~ heen 4 sr y™ Sus~g-i 3 tested i928.) Zim + © Hii a (Copyrigh:.

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OT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ER AND KEN WILLIAMS a SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 138, 1928____ HELP BOSTON CRUSH THE BRO _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WNS, 15 ne Ve RT. COFFMAN AND BECK ISTREATED BY RED SOX WHO INDIANS, 3-1 | SCORE 11 RUNS IN ONE INNING ILADELPHIA, May 49. 4 “ CK'S WINNING REAK BROKEN eee ee meen eed Another Knockout nw .’s* . . “ sae, P Se*s% ea % An x SR __ Jack DE MAVE. Cleveland Indians broke th tics’ winning streak of es wee eee iano pahag ta ao phoned Miller BOSTON | € "AS, ; ' Tn f score let rian Burling duct | NAB. nto. A. E. a . 8.0. A. F. > Indians broks a 1-1 4 Neel w.... 5 1 23 4 ©, 1/| Flagstead cf. eS 8 38 8-0! ighth when Fonseca’s bs in sill i. oe ae ae oe on 2) oe. 6@ 8 8 16 1 el 1 Gerken ang Summ-~’ tg ea *; ze el ” aioe £2 60 6 | EE So ee Se oo a fly tallied Joe Sewell, I ieee .... 4 0 1 3 0 0|K. Willamsif..4 1 1 0 0 0 r accounted for the Athleticy Mess 8S ----- * Ss a BS ime ee aoe GF 28S 8 6 yy run by hitting hig owe. .... 3 0 9 5 0 0) Taitt rf .......3 1 11 0 9 run of the season. seventh, ie ; OS ee ee ee oe ee ee Oe sscante 8 3B 4 4 © - box score: too em .. 4 01 5 2 vj Rogell ss .... 1090 0 2 9 CLEVELAND. e # ef © $ © 3 O) Berry c .... —- 2s: Ss oO mn if Cie : KH. 9. A. E ES oe ee ee ee Russell p ...... 2 Se ee oe gtttee 0 rT) 5 F3 a a ee eS a a is aks dake weep lene 1 lee | : 1 2 0 oa Ad — = © © © 4 @| Fetals. .....36 16 16 27 17 © | Ib “a 8 7 *” on 0 ” ‘ ' SPP 3 0 v ve & p eseeees - + ‘ 0 1 1 | wares § Si 3 9) Mis... £ 0@ @ 80 @ @} ° ee ~ ”» Be ae ’ Se PD oa. 3 5. 3 4 | Totals 36 2 i" 24 12 4 ) ) “wit veka, “7 17 “[ | epatted oa a in ninth, | m1. ~~ & -£& Score by innings: ny 2 2 £ ie Meee Se: Of ee ee ee a oo ee ae £24 oo Be, Cs, * es oe te ee a a bnseosse &@ ODO : . e.4 © Two-base siteubicNeely, Kegan, Gerber. Thbree-base hit—Berry. | AS eee = 8 | : °*s run—Williams. Stolen base—Regan. Sacrifice hits—Todt (2). ha na oe oe See Se ee ; 04 Williams, Russell, Double plays——Manion to Kress: Fussell | aa tS 4 > ee i Gerber to Todt; Myer to Todt. Left on bases—St. Louis, 8; Boston, | D. “9 te, Se eee 0 Bases on balls—Off Stewart, 2; off Beck, 4; off Russell, 1. Hits—_ A ea 3] ge = Stewart, 7 in 245 innings; off Coffmann, 4 in 14 inning: off Beck, 5 ® M id Il’s Ti t] R y ed i for ae . arate. . “= 5% innings. Struck out—By Russell, 2. Wild pitch—Coffnian. | ammy an e l € in ca AES 22-0 O : ’ ° 10 002 a2 aa g pitcher—Siewart. Umpires—Geisel and Campbell. Time of. D F WW’ % eos 00 Gu. IC . 49m. : ' Wh H hited “inoJuminon,” Sate eset _ Danger, When He Faces M’Larnin Hod 2 | = “Bishop Serco aneer. Home rune ewell, W. Miller, Summa. po’ BOSTON, Mass., May 12.—Everything that was ancient and eteie| weft Sis ae ned to the St. Louis Browns in the third inning today when the | zits By gorwoll. ry its In mnings: off st game of the year between the claus of Carrigan and siariey, a ie Sanlidiies Barry and Nallin, Time ZA high wind, which raised havoc d sth Goston fly balls, was just a af . | | : > How Red Sox | | AND GEHRI GEHRIG ‘Hée issue of that high pressure HIT HOMERS AS hird inning. Other features were Scored 11 Runs b in which the Red Sox | 7 ANKS BEAT TIGERS ft? ™="""" In One Inning . \ssociated Press. Beaned into the deliveries of three j YORK, May yo — The big d issouri flingers, Stewart, Coffman the Yankee home run twins Ana Beck, in that order. ned simultaneously today, 1 The Unkindest Cut of All, bled New York to nose out Yet another outstanding thing l\roit Tigers, 8 to 7, in the bout the romp was that the for- | ining of a hectic game. Lou » Browns, Walter Gerber and | registered his fifth ircuit a wees Vere — f the season in the third ers for their new employers. first time up wen Carroll pitehing, pass to Gerber his | ys ang the frame forced in a run and | BOSTON. May 12. T HE following excerpt from the play-by-play account shows how Boston made 1] runs in the third inning of their game with the Browns here $' this afternoon: | Tigers battered the veteran Mfted one of his famous right field |; in short right. Regan bounced : Coveleskie from the mound homers into the bleachers off wag a single off Brannon’s shins, ; | third after having touched fy ivery of the unfortunate Beck./§ and the bases again were filled. ¢' ' four runs in the second. Ine Bostonian was on base. Taitt bounced a single off Blue's ¢ | | Was sent into retirement § Errors by Manush and McNee- }) glove, scoring Todt and leaving {| sixth, and Al Shealy, who Mwere incidents of the imnning+( the bases loaded. Gerber lit for yesterday’s victory F hich also hurt. There were nine) walked and Myer scored. Berr-: ; eveland, entered the game . Ms made in the stanza, but at '¢ singled to center, scoring Re. 2 fight gan and Taitt. Coffman re. t four of them were semi-its | : placed Stewart. Russell bunted ime to take his second de- 3 "Wiad were bad bounds off the anat- | two days, OX Score: DETROIT, ae ie i i i i i i a i a i i a i i i i a te ee a ~~ ps or skids. Melillo. Both runners ad- s . - ~ Q. A ch macon Williams was responsible ¢ vanced on a wild pitch. Mlas- $ 3b he 1 1 a 1 () “ger three of the 11 runs. Phil Todt 8 Stead bounced a single off Bran. « "Vb-pg bs : i : ° p _ nd Buddy Myer both were up ? non’s glove, scoring Berry aad 2 SS a a ” 3 © Brice in the frame and singled) Russell. Todt singled to rig‘it. - . o 0 Well, That's Something. ‘elapsed time reduced the lead of! knocked out until he .ran into Mc- | a ae . . jin the cighth inning Schulte| Any Payne, Oklahoma, who as-| Larnin. nga Nhe Fine Tas — peed briskly into left field and | sumed the race leadership yester- | man’s record, from the me 8 2 ey 9 . Ss fe a delightful catch of a hot; day with the withdrawal of Peter) start in WASHINGTON 7 “sstead drive which seemed tick- | Gavuzzi of England. if 24. ae B- ft. ?- ry a “er * €6for two or three bases. It Harry Abramowitz, New York, The re other man he put away wn OS te er Soe ee the one outstanding defen-/| tenth in elapsed standings, fin- | Charlie ? fe oe 4 ‘ 5 play of the heetic afternoon./ished third in 10:31:05. His/in oe eo ae Pek eee Ee elapsed time was 532:01:48. |last year. .. iz 2 . 4 : 4 YCKEY FRANCHISE John H+ berly, Moberly, Mo.. was | ae. eS eee BS out of the race tonight when his) 0 SHIFT ABANDONED rigs : i 2 4 : 0 a { rect gave way 18 miles east of Fre=| 0 0 0 0 0 o wr Go Seay 12.--Ne _tmont, necessitating his taking a lift tine Anoner >: Ee 4 £@ - 6 . Mations for transfer of the Pitts- _ jin & petro: car. which ‘was i’ Sian wae eek ee ore franchise in the national | | Pancho’'s death sg 8 10 37 8 M0ckey League to Mleveland nave ‘SIX- HOUR ‘BICYCLE Marberry in third toning. 3 Tee 4a 8 pening. emg been abandoned, Frank) RACE WILL BE HELD | ebisle iat ca 5 f° é o— 9 paiger president of the league an- | ES p LCtteecaaily :° 10106020 o s9unced at the anaual meeting cf | IN FOR T PARK TODAY succession Bere, Monit ice 2. directors today. ourtcen teams, composed of 28, across McLarnin hg re. ite Be the breakdown in negotiatioas, ride rs, will compete in the annual | cember of ke. i re. q c Ser said, made it possfble that | six. hour bicycle race in Forcst jin two rounds. Tae. &: et re. yo delphia would succeed Pitts-|Park this morning. Sponsors of | back carly in 1926 and beat . farberry. 2. “Str — in the lead next season. Just ithe event are the Guaranty Cycle;in 10 _ we e. arbe f tRBurke. 5 “nite n pitcher—-Zachary Um hric and Hildebrand. Time mot say. o'clock. B pox made 11 runs and'sct the stage for a Boston victory, 15-2, in the we eee De ee a i i ee i a i i ee i ee a a ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee SAMMY - ANDELL. Jackie Fields. won, 10. San. ‘en eed Lanning, won, April 17—Lddie Kid Wagner, . 14—Eddie Dwyer, won, 10. Jan. $1i—Ammando , 2: exhibitions, 2 JIMMY McLARNIN. 25—Tommy White, April 4—Jackic Viclds, no de- July 16—Phil McGraw, March 15—Joc Chaney, - - Louis Kid Kaplan, Sept. 5—Midget Johnny LaMar, won, Billy Wallace, Oct. 11—Joe Trabon, Charlie McBride, 2{—Wildcat Monte. Don Terror Long, KO, 3. .15—Spug Meyers, won, 10. : l'eb, 24—Sid Terris, Dec. 9—Jimmy Sacco, *. 16—Johnny O'Donnell, cated Sammy ( ¢ ny of the Browns, or queer side ¢ and forced Gerber, Coffman to ¢ GHCe ® win popular acclaim. 4 For, whether it is the eiiieitbae: to a © sae | puncher parry dell crown from Rocky punch has had rreat deal to do with the wide- | ter The division need: . lightweight division. a puncher ana | yerhaps, *landell’s | Lbcut with Jimmy McLarnin at the Polo bade: se on May 17 share of atten‘*ion gerote lightweight affair | for this reason, Lost to Joey Sangor. ing | pical knockout (/} than any 2} since. Leonard’s | The Puncher Arrives. Jimmy McLzrrnin is a punchey. | His knockout of the clev er Sid Ter- | t, therefore, that g to be any knocking | it | ‘ris in one round in his most recent ‘Tilden won two sets from Brown, 1 0 : h had doubled to the right field | | | | aa Toremed Ge = 4 l° er, a ball which McNeely fight did more to establish him as vehioytaeel Bi ightly misjudged, went to third 4 title threat than any of his n°. | ? . g : * or | will probably by done by McLarnin There a surpris : ‘a each will scale within a hal iof the 135- ret nate limit. Cup Round Site | ny, = Changed e Davis Cup in “© Gerber’s slashing single to | years. Fay In the first of the third crak etal > Browns ti it. Schang opened Cee | 7 S tied it ¢ ied 7 ® McLarnin’s record, le has a habit P of knocking out che best men that | him and letting the weaker or more obscure fel- | face tively low™ |! xed out Joey San- mg run. mont to the seventieth control here | cut That 1-1 deadlock looked fa-| today in 9:17:14. Umek Stands! rounds: chal lenge rouni Jackie Iields in two | | revealed tonight. nis Federation | ering holding the matches in Lecce Bigg imbledon enuis Federation, professional game. contains only five knockouts. | who fell a victi.n | : refused to pay. | : heard before the end | gu | Fei. | Davis | Bud Taylor Beat McLarnin. : was McLarnin : | Pancho Villa, the sensational TYili- | | against the tennis clubs, insist that the |Cup challenge round be played a! officials , as to thei: pro- | be | . | possible reaction to on _— the suge cestion is said to received “avith: *is the only man 1328 arn lost ona It was a close t stood in the way of the fran- |Club and the Century Road Club of | fair and they were rcmatched and | transfer to Cleveland Calder America. The race will start at @jagainst Tavior won in 10 rounds. Doc Snell and Johnny Farr hive communique says. i i i Boxed Well in Workout it Here i " “JACK DE MAVE STEPS FAST IN. LOCAL WORKOUT By Dent McSkimming. Jack DeMave, | Wiggins in the | of the first outdoor At Polo Grounds, Next Thursday * : Recent Records of Mandell cad McLarnin : American | a “onasd worthy of the honor, NEW ZEALAND AND PORTUGAL SPLIT _DAVIS CUP MATCHES that | | failed to. 1. only | who hold sucna Kansas in 1925. not to | fights | Mande.) bas | Over | free, tecne | in 2 lost | mn it | "ears | merous victories of the past three | old in February and McLarnin w.l) and pound | e aie erandstand 'moved to the west kaa “east ‘side s, This new erode ea “es preseey approximately west stand and about 900 seats in the east stand. is seriously consid- E ie | preferred—un- Government abandons its | policy of taxing not only gate re- “erris and Kattan : he ry etn all of | ceipts at te iis tournaments but | eee S members pay various clubs 41s . an official statement from tre issued this eve- | Severa! tennis clubs in the nor‘na of France have disbanded and oth- ‘} ers are expected to follow suit. tax collector is now wrecking France's magnificen: | Federation RAY OLUMM Coming to Life. is amateur indeed—ama- ~ durng a dumb whereas some of the opposing | Billy McCarney holding |All who watched the experience and according professional in- fact. Last Olympics our eleven Was Uruguay eleven, which won the title. our representatives could have made _ this wéek. Jimmy) Northwest will try to separate Sammy Mandell from _ unde pagar his markably well developed arms and | sufety-first fighter, kickless and punchless; : wae or aggsinens more Olympic championship team held together all this time at fied by continued and tours through a lecal middleweight, show a knockout in his previous : pers in sty ring. | punching bag e an unfortunate open- * heavyweight spar- ring partners but | yesterday and managing DeMave, In his appearances in this city he showed safcty-first s of a high order, but a fighting quality subnorma! If McLarnin seems dangerous spectators probably What chance has our hastily assembled bunch of municipal and lot players against a team made up of veterans who have played constantly together for four years, and whose record indicates that they must have professionalized over and over again, accord- ing to our standards’? almost as good a chance as Chief Uncas expressed keen . Where he had plenty of men. available:for gymnasium workouts. | Wiggins Needs to Be in Shape. of glove snatching and scientifie That is not what fans |according to Straus. | has made good his promise to get promises them. ms rt of snectators | . : ) His Master’s Voice. | Park, and he will . Srenme «it er . | work today and@ tomorrow. | OHN PESEK will not aban- » excitement of yes- | terday's training ~| from the appearance Tony Ross, who will oppose Meyer | fight,” unless the men wade in and trade wallops, throwing de- fense to the winds. We admit the thrill that goes voice and henceforth will per- form only when Promoter Tom Packs whistles. The reason is a 20-year con- tract which Packs holds, stipulat- ing Pesek can not appear within 100 miles of St. Louis except by always willing to trade punches, one occasion only. bare. for a three and a real fircht developed. bons ri: h ra - Gols dberg is Sens for his match | S ran, hung on and grabbed gloves so that Dempsey COULD NOT do his stuff. the tne that Ross outweighs him the only ones that a Boxers can do it as well as knockout hitters, if the right Spirit animates them. in and traded punches. Hias No Set-Up. Ross is a lively looking lad, not! altogether a punch recelver, | He may not beat Meyer Grace, but it should be a hammer going to exhibit his wrestling wares in this vicinity for the next 16 years—the .con- scientifie ring tract having that long to run, we ters that were great FIGHTS as Pesek seems at first thought to have suffered a lapse of mental- ity when he tied himself up for such a length of time. may not have been so dumb. Or perhaps he wrought better than Old timers will remember such battles as the Danny Dougherty- Harry Forbes fight, the Yanger- the Forbes-Attell, van-Attell and other events. Tom Smith, a slugger counted for Ted Roberts on his last | out, against Roy Green, from Lex- | — 'three knockout victories in his last | Their four-round set- | ' to will open the Frank Power is to make prevents him, as set forth, turning boxer, a wonderful turn: him from defeat and disability, who primarily ‘ defense as wel! as at- it has done him at such fighters and the against Eddie ase! y ; reason lay in the manner of their No Place for Wrestlers. HE boxing game has nothing in it for the wrestler. only one who succeeded materially, what can happen Paul gained a lot of money and his health and worse, glove-grabbing, infighting pre- vailed at such contests. ,r to defend themselves other ways than ‘won a si nateet match sore in oe second round play zone Davis Cup eliminations. Ed Andrews of New Zealand de- feated Pinto Coehlo, Portugal, 6—3 /§6—4,and 6—9. ‘ugal, defeated Young, New Zealand. —? 6—?2 and 6—3s. DAVIS CUP ASPIRANTS TO OPEN PRACTICE FOR TRIALS TOMORROW | {1c puriea deep. Continued from Page 1S, Column 4, — » Furopean | ; in the Lurop open fighting methods and aban- there will always be dull, and dismal events. Pesek may think he’s a fighter - * who is finding that he isn’t going anywhere in the mat game and wants to try something else. The public also owes He saved us from another ham heavyweight, which we have all too many in these decadent days. Olympic Amateurs. | UR amateur soccer team has departed for Amsterdam. But our hopes ef an Olympic victory remain on this side of the Atlan- That is because our poor little | two of them going to deuce. | in the afternoon,.the Kansas C ity x | boy _— ed two more sets with the |) Minor League Results, Standings Cees took | a set tvou Wray He was a tired lad | MERICAN ASSUCIATION. THREE- EVE L E “AGUE. un 0” 355 Ind’ oe 1313 L’ be ~—. - ESTERN “er AGU gE. ae ti Tilden appears to be ready tor |” ‘any kind of a battle. € 4 oni up fine in practice | His game is —— SOU ee RN ASSOC ATION. ‘ 6. * - - ~ . . a te es az OD si os Qs AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, AMERICAN A : | set yesterday. last st wen he aan mn the Senta of the day were: Clarence Wolff The youngster c the pane ‘nates hits the ball hard- | | and is more accurate. | At the request of Capt. “> of Qor- 1J: St. Par OTE RN. ATIONAL L e VGt ¥., » eh ica age 6, 5-lo. WESTERN a FAGUE. committee has Proven ong in the —— ’ TEXAS LEAGUF. OL THERN LEAGL Pe ih oie a WESTERN _ ASSOCIA TION. — at 2D S~ID wa, ee 4 .- >. have seats in the west stand. PACIFIC coast LEAGUE, West Stand Seats Sold Out. 4, | The supply of series tickets in the west stand has been exhausted | Single one west eyrorag seats, om The entire question depends On | -veral suits inst’. | tuted in Paris courts by the Treas- | y against tennis clubs for recov: | g which | +: Y } ¢ oo p meta a _ + 3 ee Portland wd Mission 4 STATES 1 LEAGH | 14 a ‘et oo 8 4” a 4 6. EATERN “ASSOC t LATION. 4. Fort mi Topeka : COTTON STATES LEAGUE. ee ned only at ead stand “may be obtai The prices are 50 and wunarie datuaie TO FACE OSAGE CLUB The on » of matches: The schedule of m The Osage Archery Club of St. ST. LOUIS STARS WIN | SHUTOUT VICTORY OVER ! THE CUBAN STARS, 9-0 Louis Stars of the 2 np. m,. Coen V5. m. Jones vs. Hennessey. hers this afternoon at 2 Tt will be the first meeting of the season for the Osage tram. The women's teams of the two clubs also will meet. The Osage teams: Men—Stanley R. . Jones vs, Coen. _m. Lott vs. Allison. scored a shutout victory _on lonening game of a series yesterday | Doering. cap- at the Stars’ Park. The score was. se | : 730 p. m. Tilden vs. Brown. Otto Holster pitched a brilliant | game for the Stars and was the | leading hitter, collecting | in four trips to the plate including | a double and @ triple. The seoend: game of the series ; Bianche Flood. The Webster teams: Men—Samuel L. Coffin. H. P. | Vieth, J. H. Curd, Women—Mrs. J. H. Curd, Thelma Osecland ofr | Dorothy Tedford. m. Coen vs. Hennessey. p. m. Lott vs. Jones. :30 p. m. Allison vs. Brown. re St mS GAINS :30 p. m. Brown vs. Jones. 3p. m. Lott vs. Hennessey. 41:30 p. m. Coen vs. Tilden. » Time of game-—Th Sm. WHITBREAD IS DARK HORSE N DISTRICT GOLF By Gerald Holland, If the Manion-Wolff monopoly of the title is to be broken In the district tournament at Normandie next week, it is not unlikely that | Bliott Whitbread, young Osage Country Club star. will do it. Last year, Whitbread had. a good season tithough he did not win a title He came close. sev- | eral times. He was medalist and finalist in the State tournament at Kansas City, runnerup with Clar- ence Wolff in the St. Louis Open, and in the district tournament at the Country Club he advanced to the semifinal where he was defeut- ed by Manion, the present cham- | pion, 2 and 1. Since the departure of Eddie Held, “Cotton” Whitbread has * | been considered the longest driver | in the district. Any weakness in his game has been with his trons, particularly the mashie-niblick. He has been giving more attention to his irons and if he sue@eeeds’ in . Strengthening that phase of his |game, Manion will have difficulty | in retaining his title. Promising Junior Talent, Several promising junior golfers may offer stiff opposition. Herb Lorenz of Sunset who has won the junior tournament for the Jast three years has been playing well _in practice. Bob Orthwein, Ches- ter O’Brien, and Jerry Standford who was runnerup to Lorenz in _ the junior tournament last year ‘are other promising youngsters. It is fairly definitely establish#d that Clarke Morse, the young For- est Park golfer who was barred as a professional, will not be per- mitted to compete. Clarence Wolff, secretary of the district associa- tion, has been informed by an ot- ficial of the United States Golf Association that the case has not been considered because Moras has never made an application for reinstatement. The district bouy ' has decided to await the decision from national headquartcrs. Wolff vs. Manion Feud. Jimmy Manion and. Clarence Wolff have been figuring in close finishes for the last seven years. Last year, Wolff lost to Manion in the final. Past winners of the title are: 1927, Jimmy Manion; 1926, Clarence Wolf; 1925, Jimmy Man- ion; 1924, Eddie Held: 1923, Jim- my Manion; 1922, Clarence Wolff: 1921, Dick Bockenkamp;: 1929, Dick Bockenkamp; 1919, Clarence Wolff; 1918, Chris Kenney; 1917, Stuart Stickney; 1916, Roger Lord. open to entrants for practice on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, rreceding the qualifying round oa | Saturday. St. Clair Tourney, May 19-20. The qualifying round of the “pring invitation hagicap tourn:- ment at St. Clair Codimtry Club wil! be held May 19-20. "The event will be one of the season's features at this club. Bill Mertz, Southern MJilinois | champion, and his brother, Har- | vey, and A. C. Hall and John Yiz- 'itng, will form a quartet “which will play today at the Franklin County Country Club, where the annual Southern Ilinois golf tourn- amient will be held June 6-9. The Women’s District Associa- tion will hold its weekly team play tomorrow at Woodlawn, The pair- ings follow: Algonquin vs. Triple A; Woodlawn vs. Normandie: Suri- set vs. Riverview; North Hills vs. “ Clair, and Glen Echo ys. Mil4- and. A blind bogey tournament was held at Sunset yesterday, Prizes were awarded for scores between 70 and 80 with handicaps. The five winners were R. R. Clabaugh 77-5-72, George Dyer 87-15- a2 J. T. Rombauer 99-25-74, A. &. Black 97-23-74, D. R. Thomas 34. 10-74, There were 135 piayers at Sut:- The 10 low scores 75, R. R. Clabaugh 77, Sid LeGear 79, Carl Linn 81, D.*H. Thomas $4, George Dyer 87, W. T Mellow 88, J. T. Cabanne 88, Eberhard . An- = heuser 89; Cc. T. - T. Lorens 92. Bears Defea Defeat. Oklahoma, 11-5 By the Assoviated NORMAN, OK. May 12.—Wash- ington University found the offer- ings of Rex Birkett to its liking and pounded out a 11 to & victory over the Sooners to even the series | here this afternoon. Beckman moved in from right field to the box after Friday's ‘reversal and held the Sooners at his mercy, al- lowing only seven hits, well seat- tered. sa My gt a a RE Sf a ON al ©, bse Ne aR RE es. 7 * ne SA a AOA IPOD re PIM s ‘ie * 3 Ue ee a oe The Normandie.course will be : - Se aie ae ee ” | a ag. heed one ie wall del “e : ne ae Oar elle eile aah a 4 i Saat ee +6 ; : . “s se * rs Leda ewe Se emnamiesiatios : eae TORN ten: aaa ae Be Akasa a) eal eahtesoniayedt rene met ote dee thang Pte ern estan ttt asta - eae > a ‘ Pe orae A en SR ss linn p CaP mien aie kieran ineiaaes 7 “rs eR Ge hg ON ate SA ARPY Ohi te = Mea Sh ele raha - “ 8 he vee Alin Paes aoe aan = - a] ' - By erie ro a rete ot ‘di ‘ rine , + : ; wee dahil” Ld set NT ao Nae oe es i ee ~— ree ee Oe lip elae icant aida = shea ee te . . "4 aria en ga RO * " : , aati \ . ‘ f SD Na Cidannitc dete SMM a ee ee i) OB ye 1B Ri pach eaeae Patel Selby eietle ek = aR vs eee nate 7 wg GN Ng TA Da” Sy A ete es pant ee 4 ee ~ Pas Box score: OKLAHUMA ABR HE. | waa Le Cook ®b.. Feige Walane 4s Haewell oc. ° 01) Ra ef Alexander ¢. 1 1 Ol Rueh'n of No if.. 42 1 0! Btwkamp « reer ot bl pemee 88 | afi saa ’ 1 on Wall 3b. 0932 ° Slevene 6. 3833 Wee oe Bid Murrey Th. $9 0 o| hem o8 Stacker 1188S] ct *Coil = -e0e eae Totals 204575! . | re innings: . Okla»oma 71406 ann +. seh'ton 0 700 $93 Ande af Fummary: Three | Siien nines.

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PAGE 4S __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IDENER’S KOPEK WINS THE YOUTHFUL STAKE FOR 2-YEAR-OI LEUCITE, THE CHURCHILL DOWNS CHARTS | DOG RACE RESULTS (| Racing Entries | i Lous Compares F avorably 3 FAVORITE, IS Ps eliiaealear: treck fast. irae gr >and MO in With Cities of Like Size in Special to the Post-Dispatch. 4 , e ° $9 a 1} ar the if day's | FIRST ae wane ot teentt 4 a oD, ~ ‘fu ; $s: ne a ° ° F lt ° LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 12.—Following are tle re: | Sees Geek pe 16. xt 6.40 4.41 ; ue _Darte | ; ' .-+-+ +228 Municipal Golfing dc 1{1es ; races: Re! lars % ; . ; 5 ‘j ‘ 7 . 9 4 ' i Pen ti tthe 3 —~ FIRST RACE—$1500. claiminc, 3-rear-olds and up. three-quarters mile: ='4! TS ee ie Wine” “Weeks lil: rior. Dr. Maxon | S—_ BEI i ) 2 ood * won ariving: . = — to post 2 A : at post 5 ro! Th! ite PB. pe i { . tandy C ings Red Ss. 9 Lae si . 4 Re i. ‘ ne a ha s ° eis ’ ot t* ‘- “ - . ° " e | ret n wi Fi « | é eae —? . " . akg }. 4 . (pt - * . as . . . ; e a . ser ® i AED & . a ue . -~ | be, ot by Basil-Lamp Post. T. os oe Nae Time. 3 4-5. re sora ng au, |The. Runt es Stone - . & 5.” _Value to winners: $1150. ae SBCOND RACE—Quarter anil / EMS fess ae *Cleora, ofl By Gerald Holland. (—Rocksi - e . . By __HORSE. » ; oe in Oo , ads to 1 iw r “ 1] . ad 3.2 ; SuSai Pet , ~. Wor QD. ae a Aithouga tne ubunicipal and pudilc jee solf cours 2 are ire ' —~#iA § 20 T | :. * a 2 z. 3. Pool ‘ 33 ie” ae oe ~™ or ged 40 | olde filtiee mibidemn four and cae-hett:! quently taxed, when ideal weather crowds the links, a surve) made | rine land ** + - 33 eee 139 i : # } a5 ° F ee pihes oe ' - Ne fal alae » eed ” a 2 ms r tehagp > y a - aes ye FS ee a AOE oa ney Le Te 4 DAs: tel. PWR Sh Se SES Ns ve Si le pula, ait iets / ; a ~~ . . P . Br Ee r Gish a at ise ty , a el hg aos F et Re cal od ot ee y ar ; + " OO ee ee eS peckd : epee : pe Fee ey i ee et nett ot egg ie ohn COM 4 ig Ree a se ak ‘ C a River and ng Youth also | Make isk. ..196 Cady Gosek ‘bw the Post-Dispateh has revealed that St. Louis compares favorably 5. iteiee Cow ¥ “ne 5 h— Dow aciac, -E lg Goid . os Press. | Runaway Princess Sy ihe Associates a. ‘ _ Rocksiide . ..«-.- JAMAICA, N. Y. May i-- “| Governor Pratt George D. Widener scored a dou- | °McComas . PDGe DMD eH THIRD RACE—Futurity course: donia .....136 Mary Seth... .- }| with other cities of its size in facilities for players not affiliated with seen of Sis ine pitching performance of | c Huicourt .... 00 6.00 3.00 | Carre! a Re ae pest P' i . re tc 56.2? ‘o4) anchor az } } . hie . . 7 tie : e ¢ high school league ooa-| ¢*Louis there are two muni-; hole Municipal course, one 1%$-ho! : ed in yesterday by }*Amilcar . Dig — Quillan. ¢ i Silver Cannon, } #0storo . 11% Drama . o caitlial . ik-hole links | an — nine vie subliec e€ y" mane ble here today when his wel! bred | yoni Suc W. Garner: Drince Pat ran | Verde Vale... .“116 *Accumulator ..113/ cipal courses, 9 and 1$-hole linEs,; and two nine-noie : 1—Poeticule, Effie. ] me. coldan southpaw, who) x ~ * ee" te - Pe. “Es ‘ eS ee rete. + $b a Ke wo HME! RIM atresia daeadiibe x ; sj cS a ee en ar bt ¢ Unpities : Rte rast ae - (eeu ak a5 '¢ o to two hits as his) Bee B83: op bapa “ ™ 2 ae x me - “~; § fag olny pene ver ponitgangen Mt £23 eg tr one Plt emwne go er Leg coits ‘i ears ee ee ee ~ foe aa taba re e: se sw eh. a baw > iD) j i ’ iA @ Ce ~ . * '~ colt Kopeck, ridden by Mvon, won *Ficid. : i las | rting : wad’ 1! ; R . ; te Livi. nd two public fee courses, Creve courses. 3 : = | ny J wie. nan 3 oa akes, defeating a King Basil moved up when straichtenece tn the stretch and weil haneisc. ou ; Bethe anc: ww .: = 6 tty Mullally..116 Fire Bin ce $7 ‘oeur it : iis. Three Baltimore's municipal 50; 3 —Black Curl, Skye | n0O- x the Youthful Stakes, fe - BE nergy Latter showed fine «! fio od fimished gameiy SOCUMERG BIG &A | net sot nee 4 aU. @ Levits BLad irtndge eee ind : . = 4 Tenge gn t has an 17 le. t1 nes i ' Si ‘ 243 ded three of the ugh hi h-class field. He led from Start : > final drive Aigol ssen- oO ut th rac on en S$iTrai; eng ni i sg Oe “Mr Tato «ie 5m ; , j Pitas ‘ fi pe Sat Bi > a eitie are nmnuc 2 BH equlp peu. i '- nae ae | nunicipal course hird under scording tc eB Pape, SEK poe —— Se a = -~ Jn the first game of pounds and ran the five furlongs e PO-GOMB? age the ~ F King Bssil. — xe rethic asenc FIFTH RACE—Five-sixteent! Ogg oo ean ito ~> ee. ++. 0502! construction, ar be start-' Louis —_ oOmimissioner, this city 3 ote. Miss ee ctors- a t the stadium. in 1:01. The other Widener colt ¢ a ae — | MORGUSO .-. +--+. - waste p DO ae Ne a, 9 Piggy ne + next vear. in addition to four. does not ntemplate any ' . 7 ybleheacer 4 aticgaoe SECOND KACE, $1200, allowances, 2- yeme-old jShanthelong . 80. «3. makie DOOG: -. A'S @1igibut , ee ee 3 a re ' , PS apnea aca! > lL 56 to 3, in ie win wee Girard. as i Winn — . x, ape a 4 r tellie a ny ’ ) 3.6) - a as og rrivatel~w owned fee courses. to its pe if facilities, 0 — rt. Fatizue. Geese 4 ad beat Central, digs " , 7 + * . 2 ; _ _— ne! e ~ 7 a = z . % ft, o et es t hy ’ a ¢ kK - a Mrrtie . is : , v } C eT 2 ear ; : ; . - it % fis . 4 A . sia e ‘s 3 i o é m The Youthful Stakes. one omy cae a Ak 26 -be = i say to winners. $900 irst 20 pcond. L104 (Real. Holloran. Hi arry Pfeifert, Captain | Southland Bo; ly Tangram “ee 08 Detroit is far in the lead, havi cause there is no avail —_ ie Lom richest of the Metropolitan pore | a , ay * 2189 Tran Le HOLL scratched. . “ Ben ea . ta ~ om “ Re i , | : sur municipal courses, a fifth une The pa rks are ne eded “A walked three men in ey Club book, drew out a & HORSE > © ele | " “Odds tol | STH RACE—Three-sixte “ee oo | UBion Central. .112 spotlight id construction, an 15 fea activities a ne] topography, | | seine h he struck field, with the Kancocas’ Leucite Ti L— ss. SS — Pron lenside ; a “a 4 aust "$1: There are two municipal | Other than that of Forest Park, is; 4) Garnet, — ¢ ings and although he struc favorite, Holiday was a well ae rer Dale other public inj, | not suitable for goift courses. ihe | —Dark Angel, our men, he was never in re | 29 other public cour rses In . t tr ~~ 4 f hen | arti Be | second choice. The yg gag ae . construction of new courses will | ~2—‘omaréale Otifa Jame after the first Inning bs “Joaqn } c kw rillian see ae eae lo eagles _ oe ae Sait ace 2 ~ er wih 4 - Indianapolis, however, is pos-/| depend upon the — : —Wamennn Senator 3 S qeubied (0 OT C2) Totals 46189 burst of-speed, rushed into a long : poneea, Catesby, ) ’ wae is tl ‘O25 es , ae tpt pet st Sti SEV wt TH RACE—Futurity ItSwptiis he best equipped city i: e , §round and suflicient funds. 6—Sandrae. Fren 34 walked. | e ; lead, held this advantase to -he/| ras. the best equipp = city in the ~ pus. . ita sevelt pitchers proved —_—-~ Be to tire Bobdinaiong country in proportion to its pepu- 18-Hole Course Impro 7—TIOM BYRNE. Bm meee FLOCS “_ & a stretch, where he began to *iConntry Boy “4 Seth, Shacklin was work- | Salem . : ~ a lation. It has four municipal At present, Pape says, reve By LOUISVILLE =. ive and Park , However, he held on gamely to win | March Wind . vs hroughout.; Two-base - : liday, | *bisht Hampso courses. + from the municipal pas ECgewater, Sie h a good Jead throug wo base by four lengths, from Holiday lia ag a , . seveit’s all-around | Gee which in turn took the place by a > Glint Boston Facilities Poor. aime enuireiy exnauste Roosevelt s head from Leucite. I Lad eo 8.4012 is. one mile and In one of the closest finishes . ) eee wee ts es 8 ' >. OY Jack Higgin S aReig . ha ties. There es sane’ sos as innit (don ——— seth. the gin the third inning Chi nt? ~ "7 _2Aa! Ce ; a5 ‘ f " ” ] %- 7 ole U i -Q! : * Wa 5 re ° . WP prt fed ed et et etd Peet pnt bet pet oe bh be oe st b+ med ©) > wt pr iD LS gia rtea es Se : on the hill but Was ston h as poor faci Liities i > Racket a a a ah ee ah tate id ea rr *. ~ ' + wae oo w= Ces AoA : ‘ Peet pet ceed peed peed bt eS —- cide la a *.* we ta od * ee wii wt ew we ww * b-~.60 3.60 3 estpoint, 3-vyear-olds and seven fur-| “@USt pay a daily fee of $2 and on tion to the nine “se. eines s Earl ning the erie ja Bobbing Alone fired. untry Boy was in close quarters to stretch. Ping Pong | Fulto: , — v.80 5.80 rs 3 sith ee, gs ‘the other he must first buy a $160) oT, oa ie ee Lik Seldan Scores 7. mile and a sixteenth. It W&@S 4) proke slowly. : - : cs See ce | Prot r : - 3.20 v3 | oh “a irae ae cee alesis t oring in the! zruelling drive all through the — A mu vuels. ne. a: Disturb. win .. nia > S6 sho’ 9. : Nien 4 Har a _ Ba: cknan nm the priv- , ; 1. ; 5 began a brn ee: intl . - ace >.30, ow wt * . 4 ‘ i} : ; an th a0 bs : © | i ’ stretch and the result was in doubt THIRD RACE—$1506. aie : S-year-olds and up. re! ' — ae apo ugh vo 2PH A! gaged ng sa sequent inning right up to the finish. W. R. Coe’s | miles. od, won driving, lace same. Went to post ; “post 1 min- |. TENTH RACE—One | tually fe . wae in every SUVESS ny Herodian was second and Rancocas : i 39 4.5 eet) Love st > See Mg Pe gee eee ‘Time. “maine ki | si {ine irg is as bad off, having’ ; that f tnt ad mn ide er the sixth and se venth. Tie o. . . “J 6 ~~~) ~. alive 1 aii] i Ler, OD 4 : punted haliger 7 . nie , . ’ “ — Le. .s : , TTR sii aemeain a ’ : : * ees ’ ‘ . aie Stable’s Grey Lag third. The race third $125. | for Sor a “Tg > BG, pees OD eo oe as baroar: ead aay e municipal course, al-) lost i l grass ‘s. pu : i : ae was adequate revenge for " , ‘ } ; Time, -~ r. ne: : Tass aR (aa, | + otal ees ‘ | ¢] } w public fe Ors are ' — , :, y seorn | iit ’ ing e hands of the was worth $6200 and was second : uvalen Rt na bunt Cardellac aleo ran. | a€cldstream Stad @& nough two public fee courses are} t) ‘ ing money. | - U t drubbing at the . wT. PP. . c a & . tT ; Lowa P dee ; ; Pin “ea : aia i ter * “¢ : hy = 17% - - ’ : eTriic Zee : _ 2. oh oe os ; ‘ ; - ’ . Soy _ : a 5) & best: on today’s card. : Bt: = —*. : — Te —— - _ aod a I ei ae © i — « ~ai linger c ons ; ut ul ion inf € coun;»nty. : ierly, , Tes many balls were | | _ - a Riders eal lier in the acase=. Broem a Winning Rider. # 15 ' ; : 4 5 y , bu el} ; Ss At Ramona. » | rin y har Ds i a os hy ie bree a it Lid ~incinna Li. Le is Bi : ; : “4 on fairways.” inter-club Special on a ughiin he third baseman, fig- Mrg Louise Vasquez’ silks were Stormy Port weeeee a7 ) . Magui ' FURST RAC E—Three sixteenths mile: | we, ¥Y* , the Hovel......10) = - a |night’s program of ames rominently in the Clevelinne —* . ———=— © ¢eeeserse ‘ * Rapid — = 4 si 40 amine aes aii — ae = . | | Sone we as : — ‘ . borne to victory in the first race, Bully Baughn . 2... 5.113 i LL. wei D e e ‘FOREST PARK CLUB ins bouts at the South Wilimeey over Central. In the first) ee, Sak Moe ep | ee ak” Setiie Genta’ ae |Vem as-is deaome...2s olumbDia Wins : A. C+ according to MAME ne doubled to score Jacobs: Ad =~ ; ih rlllleed oallindlies *-* . , ‘ . ©. “2 = 4 anno 20L9 > T » > ti} = In ; & Be. +7} age 5 was a handy winner over gor Patricia Manes. showing fine speed U1 ian hemline anarwed | ic Ee aaiie ent tue Gee sie saw 1a Larrabes....108 Rockslid ,. +113 QUALIFIES 12 FOR 1 WwW meni — : _Shompson and oes Central Cn ee is to. nen Teaching treich and bowed and continuing gamely. jum leted. |*GecgND RACE—One-fourth mie: | Freire ---+:113 “Gearet } Cup Crew Race DISTRICT GOLF MEET ic 2202 ee RMR up the count, he drove tn) Bramstar was quoted at 18 to 5. - + D —e sterfe 2 -€ ye Start. raced far out of it for | . fourth mil * ‘tic followers when. he | 8 inning run in the tenth inning Agapanthus and ee on as rmy ee: | bu t ghee en ch. OF ee" a -larke Morse was lowest among} ¥@y to the final of = single after two men were i ist quart Billy A eeTilpe alone Gthers were don . O > he Associated Press. ‘este isty ‘ov sa Patan unc Seer off. sa ae "i es nee PRINCETON. N ores , golf club players | Western Distri sd scored himself on Coving- attemp $2 mutuels paid: Patricia Marian. Win $9.40. place $4 “| show $3.20: ten aaa = OSes RNJ4%s SBs pie bsp Guineahen was the first to crack | De Mar. place $3.46. show $2.48: Storm © show $2 viig bh wae . Se RES _“ 3 who qualified Friday and yesterday | 7, zi : =i hit to clinch the victory. an@ ‘then Agapanthus drew away, FOURTH RACE—$1200. Orchard Hal} Purse, lt ometag allowances, four and 2 ra _ he ao ' for the 12-man team to represent | Ox Hundred and “ahaa Error: Help Cie veland., one-half Sena: Start bad. won easilr. place 4 TIW ITM. Went 7 Rost : . . : but the early effort told and he —* minutes ane jer br ¢ 2 bw Ellens owan—Al 1a Trainer. 5. the municipal lin] the district | “~ So oe tearm. ~ é Nest, who replaced ere 34 ' . Sc litt er, W & ‘levels itcher, in | meet, sti tin ne Saturdav. 0 fights @& ting Ciev eland Pp tired badiy, when Bramstar came - :23 2-5. 248, 254 2-5.. ._ Value te winners. S90. $200. $100 | Morse shot 7: ci. colors of the South & fnning after the latter had | along with a rush to win by @ HORSE. : Gerard, 8 to 1. won the second, | Cs ‘hole park links with ma | club, has chalked up ig three men to fill the bases, Nusakan. Poly took third. Jockey | Woolorac . .. ee eS se SY Cucbemot 23.05 | S ks ack pe Skin | oy Seth .. 95 ERumplestilt- of eaten 288 nilae cur; Phe other qualifiers were | of his opponents, a hen he allowed the three to victory in the Preakness yes- | Mole Hill aa sh ew . ce F . oJ w fed } length. Protection. cscncsckle i cage ; 8 ae | “Fou kTA BACE—Pive-ti . = ; nie ee ais ae 7 a ee ee e 4 on 7 ) 4.00 3 a ae acai Lue | toes x —_— 320 = sive victories, a orm itil the sev- ' Ts -wevetesecs Se age dotnet 1 — _ ae ae ) PTE ote 7 smporary greens in u me good form unu defeating the odds-on favorite, / Hiana © OO ios “Hes fe ~ | fie Sti , paisa eit aad ap coe sik estan cites | long wf ) , , . : ' ture : , ) eee Nats Another special att , | ‘¢ . ie th _ Prince Pat TTR “s , 4 " Wate ada ve at = ’ + . senate sta Se igs 7 Her. 9..7 8.15 7> 2 ke at enabled Central to tie © Pegrem rian ae 2 . 4. a4 } ré ~ ; Li. ~ 2 es i od : " ‘ a iJ 4 San - E. RR. Workman, who rode Victo aUnited Army sea 4 Sec — ne Fi oa Central went into the lead McCry zt 2 Q | J. Beum 41.82 | Daily Joy . 11.09 : ) c nd up. six furlong : : Ce 7 Ms le ri Olmpian ti: ; by Ba enn to Fe t v the rtar and the aSir su a i] ” - te" j » rs Mv . > ; we ~ A : % , } ; +4 LT re r iTTie -. }H | 1 a OM \ ii, a “ nn we, 7 lowsk1i ee the . a eighth me errors by Bass- Bennett Th. $: , rotection » 1 fast. showed fine spee: f svine imi lea d. este , bite . : "A ee Z3 ; oe oor ae eet ee. iene mer 86.04 alee U » te a shen he paraded to the post. | sway through: began on ual te bond Vane FOC fara: Sie gt Ey a ! 7 Fi nd to tie up the count 4gaiM | Hurtw's ct. , i i TE Bes ee See pene 3 WtTe. pia | the Guards and Suap-; | "? ee -/* three-quarters miles iS omy rye eae — rourne -y officials plan tf Hoog © . t . 7” anor es i . bs tani - »d r - os ‘¢ : - - ; i . : ; ; . Fae ; . 2 4 “ ‘ " » ifie | | De x, — Workman @offed his cap. Nusakan | tently fo ‘sac tn Sel Mee senching stench. "prince Pet wee seas | SAn-—Phree-sixteenthe vail . 99 Joe Junios : seconds short of the record of 8:5! J Brien, ¢3-83-162 9 Ish hree more spec mt the game into Csr ive rushed to the front and held to jy‘sns raced wide, closed good ya tired bear €1 thers were outran. oc ree “oe eget bent Titties ¥ tin 1! y Heéinie s famecus | °° § hk. jer, 80- | 4 tY mptin to sign € - | ae the fal furiongs, wanre a ot ed = casa oa yom Ay — — sie ae cee Wit Sed a & out f . 4 - 2 ope Princ: im €12ni [nder the rai t. AOR i wer, a0, } ig ‘Ww a — CLEVELAND gan to stop. Gerard came fast, PS" rich sow S A...) = 5 pime- 218 ow el rlesetta Tl one i a remarkable perform- | 24 40¢ Foley 165 ‘rgie Wood of the Meum w eee a (Chart of fifth 7oe, ~ the Clark Handicap, on first page we ig | , 3 pn re ~-yeal } Morse’s .chances for competing | while a featherweight oe. thi ctl >, ES ENTH RACE—0 LSTer Mis ~e7 : ee ii mic wail ; ar bel t } slim, despite | _this section.) | van : « Fel : racker ..1 The 1ock of the race ° nae | The Rancocas Stable finally won | SIXTH RACE - ——— ieeeneteslinatenetnene ~=seomenreee Reedham . ee Dt manda mca Din 1 eagle ca eu the excellenc ¢ his golf. Last | a rece, when Caantey romped fourths per em —_. 2 a Arie. eg _— pegownd en nae ‘ : . P a , Res 7, 7 us tis a i i ‘ | ie . a ‘ sf | Fea he vas rul a professional! away with the fifth, winning by — : 3 three lengths over Campanella, with Sincuidado third. ; Se lial : -~ CuSeu-e?r > e = 4 2 , . : ad . a & i . i nt ( ° : : « 4 minutes. Ww; nner. b. ¢.. @. “tec | ee as Le 5 it McGarve. | Br ss ' Aaa Jii% Ad ra : a ne iStrict association and his > & ~ ‘oa - ' a a . ng . . 4 4 J ; ‘ 5 § ; o- 3 ; T - . , e } ’ > & RY 4 ‘ .-33 4-. Vait to 036©™~Ln ne 1 34h? ; at . | : ; eae = “ ve api Mi nstarement 2 a . Bi ‘ : pPilcation or reinstatement as > “EIGHTH "RACE—t tu ‘ io ven Tae PAa a LPs ind inciudain ~ a? «. : i Ae : HORSE a Pp eT . — oe _ a3 or - »-Man T pe ; 8 6 i Lies Deel penaing eye ; 4 + aca Fivynon iy i $ ; 13 a” ES OF ¥ ; amg 7 ’ Ma 3 Lit : ee i . pat | SBCS Hei + The a : ith nea lo oem ! King Nadi ae oe oe : fe 32 — pe ig“iy Di pot L160 rn i iTS) crew, never seemed abie t action tak ef }; » wnahte ENTRIES FOR W oodlore ‘ 5: im, " . , : : 4 * ; 2 ; , . : a 4 be ‘ ise . fl ‘ rT " . ~ 7 ’ 2 . + rr ra ; , ; } : : ° ™ _ aS 2 J ita YW ai Dark Phanto “3 | | s Pens welt “slumbia in aang ar antom .....10 a ' A + . 7 : ” ak aN ‘ - ‘ - . . r . * -s ’ ‘ “ae ; . : * 2 4 ‘ ; ; : a*4 ‘ ‘ + ih 6 ——- ged - [>t to the Post-Dispater. tar PO apr ten B sacks SN > w* ae oy EU BD. St hut Ib & F, Prey Wf .. ; Re A wics, Se Bee Ine Ger ABO. san rae a ¥ manera ne weseeeso-8tennn= S-i8SSGer-Suisez - Seeastveouseouns sessiuse AR A ES OEE NR tac on = = » ~o — —_ “7 cs “ ! | P. Hunt. o4 Rea eae : ‘0 : 1} Dg uistad: Li} a : oie for a s Ss — - “OLINCY. TIL May 1.—W Sra pies “gga, roo : P snag ve the ast quarter, ; at be a -* de Buri sn te. ee “Mactor . and Kceagos 5 ~ val a ae = } . ngth t a r pe “¢ SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA — eS — ere Nad ‘éuriz “sp entire trip. si Pn g ones gy JA ag ae aie apap _ - On 2a mils ~ Mi vel mee Seis ee ne ne » ie see »?, ther is still time for aa Gusmg’ stretch drive and was away slowly. Wocalore cloee: good gap. Energy | Darkest ave --9.60 3.20 3.80 | "Hartensti 11 Fehra! 4 Seed “EMA R INNS 8 ope BES OLYMPIC TRYOUTS . Ned before the ntr iy Derk Phantom had po mis} °° Haw kin Tetale 40 : -— 2. . 2 7“ sci > - “ i rivat ’ ‘iated Press a > 2Y- : bal - . , y J T ‘és: . ei ws Ss >] } Db 1 i 4 j 3 4 2 > BI rks 7 — —, -~ — —_ $2 —— paid—Martie Flynn, win $28.37. wlace &5 o ° wir ee aide aie , ae er ; . De de ; sa CLAREMONT au, ; Nadi. place $5.50. « 3.58. —= ‘¢ : . ee Sec atig ora ’ - arysier, Reckless A: a> tena 35 : ae : weep. -rinceton capture ~ . _— 1s 1 eu abe Fe Just onan” mich si, oni. ~ $3.1: Peer ras "Waponoca ....112 Blue Bean LI ot mceten Cape Ine Southern Pacifie . _ wv. ree ago by Coach Wi ‘ Fou . 200 : r-oids up. one — = oe as — eee ee bd 2 the preiiminary races, ain —— — amt : nO’ le Breton, Antonio, Levoy also iles: Diet te pe ne : one-eigdth A Ces Bolton _ Liv a eee ",; Ord was broken, anoth aLieG | ; oermer Olympic stan EC eee . aoe et ete ee ee 7 eae al iS We: two ope fi- annual track and field mee f theia lars 1umber ¢6f st Sate. Fe : €or ‘ ~ ————— - . } be . ies ' Pall , owl , * . =" Pe “ 3 picegg meses -- = fy ~ i, . =~ ’ 12 Pat aa . i : - s SE sin “Sanction. | posant : ae. aS Richa a 6.4 thal : . 197 tests for substitute oarsmen. Southern Pacific Scoop. Loretta Brooks a : o om ee Association of the , Illimeis and nearby stam . i ~ - = . . “tatOors Crow id. Tis ‘Mir Ath ls | ' Georgia Rose a Stars and Stripes Peter Prim ... ne AMUSEME. : 7 + Acvance II . Policeman Day tall ii la r Ol the 4 Saqena ae se — ’ thieti "lub better he} an SEBALL n off Vannest. @ hits 3 ae ececene world I" * * is skis é ~ rush in the ltast furionz and War going fam™melw~ at the era pet AD gay Toca a “unnine VW , Yowed es eth a6 we ks I : as ee aS tes JE 0 Spee wae wiege “3 . 7 i a , ee Gene eee te « 19. 82 9.56 allowed to érop completely our i. zoin ms ; three oa on * q nan i '? 7* s % in ot » ? | ¢ | 9 ve ae " ' 2 { € a. 5 sini , . ‘faries OW, PO 1 " Uh ad .O! : ; KOOSEY ELT, (R. through the siretch. Policeman r tire: al Pee: — -- a . : Wee i ee - aes pin } Bail 11° Harvard Crew W ins. ene Athletic - J a ina $s VS. wey . peu Ae 4.7 | Tide ard could have been much | loae ith hendiine sce - Bi80 Tor Dorm on 6 : . % Sas ong aaied ta LNietik imp, set eae $2 mutuels paid: Corposant. Win. $ es aelliem ae ) é Au kK Asset 3 lennts , , new S. . & A. TU. recor - “ GAME STARTS ATS | Brooks place. $6.72: show, $162 Ie +: as ° sa ar “ toa cage “ea : Apprentice wane im CAMBRIDGE. Mass lar , walie, $1 ss neil = oe a ak a , CHU RCHILL sc R date ee ee Weather clei track fas siiies - 5. A 3 im throw with ;: ieav J2 Tiekets fer Today's Game x. CHES "B Be a i - > win hrough rough ater "4 eet, « Inches. Park Box Office at 9 7 z er BOR RC POE ¥ | uading hee hs * 7 The Doctor. Gol@ Ridee Catict: OY ?* ‘ . iia 2 7 wn : ' . WA OR ij : ; ‘ cae J , . ou i >, £0 Time, 1:49 35. Elkcrest. Valiant. Little @-Raneocas Sth) Vow r a te — vim Bean i | miver 4 LOGa) he cre . SOLD AN. | Clair, Cyclamen : , rIF BACT. f.. 6... Th ae ; aa : a MO any 2 wept across the line in ft] ther “om | e Mi reeqes E.. Me v ee s . : gael 3.90 | , uny FIFTH RKACE— AB. 45. Oneda. Royerofter. Mise | and Whisky Run atso ran. "Spent - srItrs xt $+, 7“ i ; ee Ree Vari : : . oa or ean 9 aA Watt a signet ie : a ie Fannie May also ran. M RACE—Mile and 70 yards: | aa eis urtzinger ee . = Kat i Caprice also ra Poeticule _ .. ..J07 Hogarty : | ae ee Sago : e and one-quar- | >" ; - 0 3.50 a Cuidado (J t cace, ln, BERS -One-quarter | Asis > S8Sicg 13 rd kk h in the lead. with Tech's t 492 428 een 0s ee eee 6.40 ary om Bunbury also ran. | Fairma: » Catron | Rural Gal « i Recket IT. .107 Wnts he 1 1 win orced stponement : he ' @ Pieces of Eight. Blue § lias 5.00 280 2.2890; Hat Brush «PP. Rar BE FE rude » 88.2 2. 80 1 06 at Rendezvous 0 > ° “ on eg, me 1 gage 3 ol Men : 4 aoe R, “ aa . a - - ; i a [ewes Fy : * ’ rs. ene . ‘ ; . ass i Wampee ime. 1: i. Aromatic. Watson. Be Marc, Solo and Kickanes aica eas | -John # RB eament Bor. Hig owe Pin rd Fire Watch 117 Broken Oar Forces Yale Out. - : : en SCRATCHES. : also Tan, a 7 —_ JA MAIC Y nC r ‘ re H Rid. . nr . — T Ww ’ a hk a — Som : : > |} rs Lehr ' « rs # F Sia P, : san eM 3 ; ; Connors. Col. Fallon, | } le and 70 inn A TCHES, NINTH RACE—Th- rteenths n Mascar Sratof . . 1: | : ae , hit»—-saasetle 3 : > ; ; . ‘ . ; : * : + ‘ - f ee Sil | M 'O Mall 1 ten ectacniatl Biue Flame : » ; . - > _ ? ~ - : a $ = race-— : i scot 4622 a Sorthland Nigh tai? | Gleeful Glin " 2 “4 le id imiemoiselie 7 oe ee a we Hore ; « | ' ~~. Habbetl, Relber- ” Peseed Compramise ‘ Coitoff) : 3 ae i Pam na: > ani. we = ii5S Mary peun irsity ¢1 was eat erica & . ney Sense baler i. Time, 7 i ye .. Reavers ood, Sc areerow. ; P Pare di : are 4 * 33 id ar i Cc c Rendiza ‘ be ; j We | +¢} , ol aes —. c. ; i :' bs Vfassa . stp “ , 7 ; . ) 7 . 7 ‘ : : Perbaps. Corfie and Lancaster also ran. | 5—J: B. Mad Sketch rer Bu Roi T : rang ae re ie i ee, el eel cl an te eee BEULAH PARK SCRATCHES. —s “sun 3108 © SSaemivoress Shieiienaie: - donne evening | Most Beautiful Greyhound Race 1] i ~—Board Walk—No Mud— van ely Path. lleana. High Art. Pan- | ves hts ne S a ae verward, #0e Paris Tryouts Held. the North. Coral Reef. {i ~~ = . esoot: 39 Races Each Night Except Sunday Hi. ;, Post Time, 8 P. M., Rain or Shine Mie) °°" See 7 ers eee 8 Se seeerecesoe~ 2sesuec0~o-0" ' oT 3333~ | wom e Qveuuean~ ' “ eee~ te. - esuuceice? ag « @¢e8e¢ee4" — ‘ ee | ae 2 iy 3 - eee ee Tebcaataakin seo baatian Sspheyede sis 7 7 — ad - > A Seis a ~~ te = et &t et seu tuw~ VS ION ca PY rae rt aon hie ’ , - gm is | Sie -@.- wm Bi Siawitm ™~ P pte :oe ? Te — oe we os>.. « ~~ te ha SpA pad? bea LORE RAS 7 ee ytey ay eh den thy Milanese (een Rete NR AO SNE EER 588 PB: AEE TEEL SS GOA LL ERT MIE Sania ‘ : é « peek pot eet hed eed ve 6 et * i: we Save te keg in rete ina ged Oe od 3 % So nw LAR Dae Pe CR ee ter ae 4—Sherando. The Competiter “Mer Piaid Lemon Seth. sales Weather mare, track fast Saivace, Tkamran. Idle Thought FIRST RAC Ti) ne an i f—ylee BA. ler. Green Blazes. Gee. . —_— sTans ~~ Super Kin Tranitu! "] ; Ge! coon Armeu Gs enema. Wea toer hone track beav-r, C—O” . aa ss '; SEC wos i Hox # le ati "OD Tarts . 3 Vi ° : rances Kock + 4 $ th a ~ oo Weather clear; track fast. Ginnie) Mk 580 3: morrow. San ar i] \ ata biog ‘ +e mi »60 3.50 $3.00} — M\ on r iale lag Pe : time f the mile: Plerg FIRST oe furlongs Jenny Dean (A. Buicro | SS Sie ude . rech’s time forthe mile and five- ; 18-5 § 3.5 ir.) and Wis) ‘ieee snthe dist ‘ae 7-B1- Wate’ i _ “ : : . . 30 sani > _ j ty, Clea mitts wi 4 : vg > ixT we nis Gpriante VB as 41:@i° i aie & thus ; : 7 Maiger «L. J ers eon ft SUXTH RAC E- —~Miie arm eile ; ia ; 7 tS ae : 48, uky - Te Cal _ 2 Ti ° : Highwarman, Fab og nd —— “Sir Harn Kung ales — -AN€D ne RA‘ EF —MWite we re mee tenis * | per s spiteiee soe ARRAS EET TT ‘ARIS 9 to 2? na St. Louis League game here to- ‘9 the fine pitching of) o e “ : | ha “Outhpaw, who Iet the St Inspection Night be down with & ite Be by innings: : , eo he. q | re. H. E. , Goounan © 7 MONDAY, MAY 14 y di 0206-9 9 tiene , | . @ 6 G—2 & 7) Mountoer ta ine] ee oe a Se eg, soe 8 | oe woe WIS Be Our G ber.“ stoody and avidoos: | Michels a ‘The “Tartar M ss Sim. ‘ie 3 ras ‘ By te ae ' . : Baa * Pr warane iF ” oma rae Varu yes in ee SE et NO. 2 VICTOR - e. ur uest—Admission Free ; vf E am Hicohe rh 5 grabs "27"? ese EE Barnes) & iW. Kelsar } iC, : Watters) . DAAAASAAASASS SASL TTT ’ Soeur Mash. Paavo | : ‘awe ; : , ers! r etek | * 3 ) - IN EAST SIDE MEET Z } — and Btevens. ov ed i * f . : furiones 2 ulm) ) Pen Wai ia a ee ee - | _— " c Mohardt. . 4 7 ~ ' J erry | | yt Ags ies " “ek . ee 3 id ; i i? ‘ : } | its ~ > 7 th 2 re 34a 7 8 gn Kien | : be ne , - . , mat ms 3. : is py ie Bi a + = Tee 7 # : A anal ——— , Points Win n the @mnuai field gd ay ay STREET CAR : ' : oe . 4 ESTER, Minn... May 13. | %. ec ancocas Sistie and Tiare i445. Canty Hoc . os 2uURPT Yet wren, Ler = ee - = sett East St. Levis a ind Mohardt former | : » » ‘4 Ee eptry. ; as r > s Pm ore ¥ ~ ? ag i« ui :" Ie _ rmyat -_ - nes anon 1 on team my = ; r wt . ~ a4 . fa be : _ » * Le+ eer: - - Pa ~ ’ » POCRTE BACE—One mile and one-|aise can MUMAaC and Cudselie: scone tical ee a gon cterecgots es yeahs See a ne ee Oe ee Baden—Service Cars to Track ran halfback at the Univer- f aecwgs * Viet BRACK—Mile and TO rarc PIMLICO SCRATC HES. cach Johnny Davis for Stillwat a, he? : g | M : “avis TOr Stiiit or, a. Meld at Jones Park vesterduy Notre Dame as @ cepted a ” h . a { os ‘ alts a ass e eins .* . a hy 2 " — weber 1 Saris = i. Kum.- _ aml safiney Rim. Re@ See Ok... where th: ae, 4 Mie ant 70 arte: || merehian “(2c 2 Ts 95| eer co | Mone Meg. 4S sone wee ny STE mest the Ox~/ Troop § took second honors with @ By AUTO—Any Street to Broadway a Resear fellowship course st! ee oe Lag has aes ? Men r. Callahan } ‘4 . ” a tenhangs Vanveertot Peaam, ahoma Aggies in a dua! feet The i } : - rf ses i fi pa . 73 in? Tr % + ; ? Sy f eGrey Sande) ‘ 3 Fr —_— $ points and Troops 9 and 26 tied | © ‘ Brot hers clinic at See ee Tame. 1. 46 2.5. Dolan, aSweepsier and Dime, te aie a ae ak. ae {eer tennis tena ' _ = |for third honors with 17 potnts & to | " | . - Sorte, sTomptcr fear: ck fast. sit Mem H Pur oe * 4 ey | apiece ; pe 7 <** , »* eo ‘ ne PRPC RH OP eh Re eee eee © 8 er Oe Oe Oe ee ROR RE REPO REO ee eee ee ee om ee EM <a ORARAE IER RAP to

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—_ ST. LOUIS POST-DiSpaTcy ai At Churchill By S. 5. RRoy !—Polly Wog Pouter. S.\* | ~—~Bosphorous lo Crit ed 2 oreus, Genie Crit, >—REIGH COUNT i —~Roek Slide, Ron e t, By LOUISVILLE f——Sport Trai). Poliye "1 “oe : t -—~PENTHORN, Chatson Sanat = hunder Call, Euonymons Mo: ——Relgh Count, Lawley Coil, spe —Dowazize, Little Cyn Min Sha ——Queen of Sheba, Fire fing, At J i amaica. Br CO 2. CONN Lm POE ti, ule, Effie. Lass ofc -——Itinerant, Jupie. Sallie’ wi p——Cootie, Mart Malone. ry j pBlack Curl. Skyline Lace.* ;_ sNKARI. Star go) Morn, ‘y j——Miss Onine. Oma Pen Ry LOUISY] 4 —-Poeticuie. SkKavar : pf fascara. High Fielg lgr p= "“Ootie Miss Paradiae ; —BLACK CURL, Ineo; b——Sandaki. File Maker is }—Sport. Fatigue. Omareen _ as At Aurora, ~ | By J. i DEMPSky 7 "e @) ‘ ad . Garnet, OMe Sixty, s is jy Park Ange}. Twelve Sixty, -—Omardale. Otilla, pF —Stampdale. Senator Seth. —Waponoca. Catesby. Jia Vorbel, d h—Sandrae. French Lady —TOM BYRNE. Bill By LOUISVILLE 7+ —Algarnet, Edgewater —Dark Angel, Quin Chin Omardale. Harmony Vo! Conquistador. Senator eek 8 Bad Luck Friday 13th, Fesrah. ADE AND SC stern A. A, U. bantam char n, have bean matched for "r-Club special On Thursa ht’s program of amateur he bouts at the South Broadway Cy according to Matchmaker lie Miller, ‘ade, a youngster tern Distric ch Hundred and T ntry boXing tearn, hlittler, who fights under S of the South Broad ae has chalked up four Succe Victories, knocking out thred is opponents, other special attraction together Carmen Durso of ‘lori Olmpian A. C., and Vic. ¥ udlowski of the South Broad. ‘lub, in a flyweight match, — q irney Officials plan to arrange r three more Specials, They § ‘tempting to sign Clyde Tay- elleville lightweight, to meet ® Wood of the Motorbus club, : a featherweight opponent - for Jack Wilson of Infantry, and a heavyweight. — John Schwake of the South ray A. £. : open events have attracted ‘ants. IES FOR QUINCY ELAYS CLOSE MAY > the Post-Dispatch. CY, Ml, May 13.—witn 100ls already entered In the relays, to be held here May © is still time for entrants ¥ led before the entry Lists | closed On,May 21. Clays, eStablished geveral i 0 by Coach Watson. who is | r Olympic star, now rank | the leading high school © hes d field events ana draws number of entries fro nd nearby states.~ 4 nee ls, F ~ AMUSEMENTS } By ae RTSMAN’S PARK nals vs, Boston STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK Today's Game on Sale at_ eaten ox Office at © O'Clock. — @ me nas ie SUVS UC UW ie Oe we We be ee oe 8 % & 5 a 5 & oe 2 . ae "; : _ pF ‘ pesmeentantienen amie ER 5 ce Course fud~ t Sunday r Shine oe: = wade cit is = BUS CENTRAL 3 (0 INNINGS 510 3 SCORE . pet pitching performance of | intic high school league sea- | turned in yesterday in, Soldan southpaw, esevelt to two hits as his pounded three of the Rough : : hurlers for 17 hits and an In the first game of ybleheader at the and beat Central, 5 to 3, in wake oy Se a Ry —~-} loranasea, Thunder all 4 e t— Dow aornaj } ; FPeON La y) Waeale, Algo} Brillian flict Vow 8 Hitty Mulialiy (u2ela, 3 a “at Roosevelt pitchers — Jennifer, Abetive and Shacklin was work. : d lead throughout. lle, Roosevelt's all-around started On the hill but was fand in the third inning ged him with no better effeet. iy started the fifth and fin- Wy the game but was hit freely. Soldan Scores Early. Midan began its scoring in t]) | ioning with three runs and | In every subsequent inning ethe sixth and seventh, W was adequate revenge Sdrubbing at the hands Uf the {Riders earlier in the seasuon. aughlin, third baseman, WOron nently in the Cleveland ) first | fhe doubled to score Jacobs mpson and after ed up the count, he drove in ng run in the tenth inning single after two men were i scored himself on Coving- hit to clinch the victory. Errors Help Cleveland. | Nest, who replaced Corneli. ng Cleveland pitcher, in| inning after the latter had | pthree men to fill the bases, | until the sey-/| len he allowed the enabled Central to tie the ; Central went into the lead | ¢ eighth but errors by Bass- |! and Cunningham Hand to tie up the count mthe game into extra in-— Twenty ye Si 4 , Bcerely, § —Sandrae. Bird Behaye, Annie Coug 3 —Jennifer. Tommy Byrne, Quick Asset, Sern ieiinereensdinecs . O MEET IN SPECIAL’ | AT SOUTH BROADWay ommy Wade and Walter Sch 4 , leading rivals of Joe Ghno y, r Surprise fis. followers when he fought his _to the final of the annual *- ese & Mice = . a = o- « xs ee. ae oS 10 aweeOr Vannest in ninth =_ = . > -~Ss-—ji-sS - > t« Li ry, Sacrifice hit J ; ~* _— —_— . el . _—— wee lee =—S.2c "Seis — * j ss tw few mmo s S mist: Ss j —_ ' — oe COUNTRY BUN, Ii, May 12 Who ler the St. up for Mohardt. : TER, Minn... a halfback at —_ ct. eee ete NOSEVELT by | who |} Stadium. |} In ngs and although he struck four men, he was never in| after the first inning when doubled to sccre Heitz | proved | Uhl Tine for fig- Central) | i*-SSCHCecmescocsec | Baer “Sue game here to.-| WAGNER PL., Bennett cf, DeStaebler Mo | Longh'er yy, Hitche Ernst . Mullen ¢... 2. | Wagoner Grace | Walker ? hase Sacrif Lonchofer. Mullen (Quigley) - bireé—McConnel) , HELD T eer See ee ee Sunday School. ‘Garrison 3b. etre ar bh a ratontacte ae an ate Vester Cf... E R i Hermes ss. Kemper ef. einen Patric a oCoo~5 $4001 SS 2 I1—14 i : ihe pa rdie an R314 | Pire—C. Cantillon. Two-base hits—Hafer. ase-hit—Sherwood. Vance, 5; AB mpire—Scheetner. | Kress te eee E.. 18; Park BAPTIST, 65, | St'berg 2b. § 9 & I Dp 2 {. + LOUIS PARK | Yeling 37 944 0)/Heller rf_ ios Wo selS 752 | Str’rock rf. -~ —_ oa non ah. ¢ Totuis 451816 0 Te een. sarititaiiaanen A tect # hits, & runs in 9 lg. ‘ | Grierson Sb 5 ~_-- et tt tenetinate for Miller in fourth ] ” . - , —- * - By Girthoefer, 4: record—) { f Girthoef run in 5 innings: runs in *) innings: Umpire—O'Conns 4TH BAPTIST, 20. 40H BAPTIST. ~« Prt WSIS De _ aba * * ’ = . Kon. Hunter (2) Ps ‘WO-base hits—Seg!} | Three-base hits—House- TABERNACT, *G Zinn ss 10) 1 0 Kases on ballke—off N > runs in 9 innings. HAMILTON 18. HAMILTON CHRIS , — | — ; — ee eee ee » . ‘ “P's SIDNEY, 8: GRACE, 6. SSBY. | SIDNEY 3.R.H.E. | . 3 Presbyterian..a ] ; Two-base -hits—Ky i hardt. ; Sacrifice fly--—-Burns. Stolen bases—Locke Hahn. Hit by pitched a 16; GRACE HILL, 13. GRACE HILI. a en 2 9 ‘Palmer 2h eS ae Be itches ~ Wil ; b =4 i i} =r rif ‘ v) Dome : _ uNntner 2 | Base on halle Of H. Cra: ~: Off Gaus meric l— By Meyer 8: Off Hreche} } true} -by # 2% l, | , Se ee Hit hy Pitched bal O TWO . See ee WAGNER x. B.. 15: 4TH CHRISTIAN, 6, AB.R.H. WAGONER M. B. } aTH CHRISTIAN, {> . 3 | BRE. | 2 Commercial. ¢ ¢ §| Schultz gs. ¢ — nena mn—Hafer.| WINNEBAGO, 21. THIRD UNITED, 10. off H | WINNEBAGO (RR. | 38D UNITED RES. RHE. AB.R.H E . SS.. O 1 G ] | Krum'ck ee ae Be | ae er ITT it 1 BAPTIST. | O'Rourke ¢. 5 3 3 O} Thiele Ib.. 299 2] RH E.|Guker cf. 4% 4 +O} Quade 3b...4 120 302 0) Kenny cf: 9 9 6 «| L.Con‘ex ss. 5 1 3 1! {) ("nr » > 4 30 0 0/Erler rf. * go 6 oo} * yponruex S008 2» 2 Benear Ae 1300 Zim'man b. 2: oe we 3 0 Ohrum }f,. 2000 Gaskell e ‘Qo? 3 ; n Stetze] lb. 6 1 > | | Jeorge pif, 6-1 20 | 5 0 } 0 | Sch rdt rf. 6 2 3 / i DS + et pe? 2s ee ee OS Wild pitch—MeDon. | Hucker (Kaey)-: by Tolle (Diec | Base on balls—Off Hutehing mid. off Wolfs i & Tolle . S@ruck 0 it— Fs Muteh inson 2. by Heinriche 3, by Tolle S.. fii : PRES, . AB.R.H.E. EBENEZER 10, CARONDELET 8, 2O 1 0) EBENZER | CARONDELET. $222) — >» ABH-R.E. | AB.R.H.E. -* : ;Sé€xman 3b5S 171 0 Paule ge BS &: 400 0 | i am ; ~ O| Pfeffer 2h 5 2 2 6 4 0 1 4 Suess Ib >0 3 OO} B’man 1h ':Z2e¢q & 3 I | Vollmar ; oe & iman 3h a 0 4] () ; Rohmer If 4 2 2 4 Hi? ry c ‘Oy 4 3 2 0! Beeler e-ef 2 U0 2 0} Bohl rf = OO 0 .4 o 0 i Uline Walter = ee ae - : aa a aa ot 2b-rf-ef _5 9 ’ OF Onde Ct oO 2-9 Totals Jo § 10 4 i Justice mo 4 ae a Web I Bey ee j; Mchang rf 0 0 6 9 | Tr'wein p .5 0 1 @ Totals 40 & 1G 4 inning. F'stick rf ee ae SS bi a | Grimm rf 100 l v= § in seine a. ae rr ~? ‘ +» © Le - OI Totals 34 10 17 ~ Kehner, Fro-| = Innings 2 123458678 Froharadt. | Carondelet ee Bh. Sate oO 0 Ll & Que s Ebenezer : ee fe ee 03 O—~I10 Webb, G. Three-hase hit— Brneck mann sacrifice . Double play— | flies——Horstman. Bob]. Stolen bases. balle—Kratky *- | Rohmer Justice. Muble Dlay—Pauls to ¢ Phomas). Hammer to Brueekman. Hit by pitehed Struck out ball—By T TauUultweln ( Wels rj: by VA eher Umpire— | (Vollmer and Suess), Bases on balls—off | | we ber, 4. Struck Oul—By Weber &@- by rautwein, 7. Time of came— 2h. 10m. Umpire—Bonjf; ? Scorer—— K o¢ ppe. ARBRE ST. MATT HEWS =0; JESUS 4. 532 2 4 ST. MATTHEWS. be JESUS ° 1 2) Flad rf cage 2 2 0 ~'htrnidt _ i-e e ! oo 4 | Br lan f loo uo} Sh pel SD .4 112 ¢ 1 a © | Sch ver « ! ] I {} H che] ~O-p 4 ] 1 0 17 K! sret cf | > Gee) (Aum p-lb 3’ 10060 n 3 1 ; ly 7 Min .th ~ 4 ] {} Hue. OOr Po = 6440) Thee 361 « 4 1 2 4 7 Kratz ay ; ; Du kob c s © 1 0 ae . ‘ ; {} 0 | F'ne! rf-lf 44 ) ti f 4a? ” ‘ { , st ueee Da (> } Rat Ke rf ] oH 0 Totals 4213 i¢ 9 Gerlitz Ib @ eae. Ha) mga | Soo” jeck If ; 3 Vi Nicer 1f-2b 400 ‘Tratz mn 2 2 —— a H Thein » 200 0 | Totals (31-4 4 3 0 a; Totals 44920 20 9 i} — ‘ Innings - ye fa - Longhofer, ey coo ome I - 4 bs ‘ek ® : ? Three. / . “ i" ’ ° ; ? ii , ore | Jesus as +vV000n0n A o O— 4 meyer, | 'wo- ba se hite— Fy Cratz, F. Kratz. Fla ” j fed . Diave fo ppp 6 2 1 Q | a T»tals 37.65 8] Shany .. 1000 | Hoefe! rf... BUDO 4 1 1 0 Totals --.4015 16 | ‘BS oe |MeCr'dy 1b. 4 2 ary Shirley ci. 2 9 2 | oe 900 s1 196 Innings 123456789 | Morran’r tee | Zank Ib zoe ink 4th Christian -t OF 62106 64 6) Sho'fer rf. > 0 2) 01 Briskes i ee 0 0 | Wagoner — £..9 6 303 1 2 x—I1§5 | Koch mix 3:0.6 @ |}Ohmer co. ua 9 Try wr Pe Pun—— Randall. Sacrifice hit—T, Pohle If., l § QO! Mills ‘a, gy “oe ‘tale ras 52] 4lrison Stolen bases——}1. Garrison, | A. Rarshany BaD Tota A Ah 8 | Roberts, Randal]. Horn. Wild pitches— | oes. 2 06 6! Totals 3098 4) . iW hitworth, Polley (8) Bases on balls ‘Kelly _ ee + 6789 | off Whitworth, 6: off Polley, 5. Struck |Oest'n 3b° 3 hiv | Sy Whitworth, 7: by Polley, 5. Um- | #*4 Hanne arison p, XS Black ) Totalf_.37 5/8 3 | Batted for Harshanv in ;; h inning, | whi **Ran for Kelly in eighth inning, ***Ran for Harris ip ninth, *) «> Innings— l234687R& 9 wee 3 A ae S22 Ct thes Titanium bUER. & oe Ge Be oe ee te ee Two-bape hits—Lang, McCready. Home Double plays—Oesterman to Hannebrink ; Harris to Hannebrink lo McCready. Passed | 3 Jens'son » 6 Oi] 4 ; ball —Ohmer, Hit by = pitehed b er +3 3 — —j| Totals I> 1001 Carlson (Brisky), Bases on alls—Off 300 Totals 45 9%] 21 6! | Mills, 2; off Carlson, (; off Slack, 1, »000F_ Tnninigs— 1 »? {5 gs 9 Struck out—By Mills. 12: by Carlson, 4; —_——_—- Winnebago |. . ~—€£§O49793.3 8 2 a0 i jby Slack, 2. Pitching. record—Off Car}. ..30 9 9 9) 3d United Pres. .0 146264 1 0 0 1—10 |} son, 5 hits, & runs in 5 2-3 linings, Left th inning ’ Cw bass hits— (saskel} ¢) Forks stet on bases—J iantum 8. Tower ). Pume of i +97 39 | ze) eh ling Three-ba«e hite—Yebhling FamMe—lh, Lom. [ mpirc——MecDonnell, 7 0 18 Gucker Theil borne wn (sucker Stole) ne . i bh 7 os 1." , hits ——/ Jenkman. ; Oulter, Pathson, Que Cor AM, CENTRAL, SUNSHINE 3. runs—Mytinger | reaux, yj, Conresux piteh Nn. George, ABLROHLE, ve AB R.ti bE. Stroverock, |] Bases on balls. Off Jenkerson. 9 off Roche if $14 0); Volmer 3b. 49 0 0 Vranks (3). F.. i George. (5: ore Zin nerman. rT Struc! Ryr res > j {) &) ] Citta ef, te o © 1 ‘ hr. Base on baile ; Out by Jenks \rson, 6: hx (sePorce & by ; Nichols lh, 411 6 riumnr ‘2h. 40.) 4 struck | Zimmerman. ~e Umpire Rieschi: " | Swear BB. 2 2%) 0! Michel mh oOo 3 >. Pitching | aca | Was me b 3 0 0 2 | Gleis i 2S ) ~ 9 . - — 2 an ’ ‘ ‘s 3 6 { ire}! v rz. 5 'S ane 2 2 Laraverte, 14. KINGSHIGHWAY, 11, | Landy rf... 4 ¢ 0 2isutten a 3 eS i Ae i en Sie a . ti n s8., o & LAFAYETTE PK, | KINGSHIGHWAY, iMeyer If... 2000 Fergman ec, 5 2 } ahenaeihan | a ee a) B-R.HLE, | AB.LRLH LE | Walke "ae 7 Oo £8 Hee} * Selgin” ” ‘2; CHRISTY MEM.. 1. , 1 ever sh 6 38°39 1 i, cay .36b b 2206 Boeckman p30 0 4 onstttinninsannien WE! | BETHEL MISSION i 4 oa Ih fj > °? ] Thorp hy f; 1 ] i i P Moser ] ) ‘) QO} Totals 2”? & pe * > 7 (Cl sifFiter ex &« ae a PT ~ : ie ) : —e | AB R.H.E, ‘aetse r ‘? ! , j H t ji tant ! , ts | T; rit ‘ > ] i} ] i » f bs f} l ; 0) . 4 ~ | — 1} th imning ing 5& & 0 Hodxg if oOo oO f-ry a: oe Innine« ie@sa8 a 7 & 9 Kalinoski ef5 110! B'ther +0 0 OF BR =§ 5233 8 Sunshine Rier’tea Of 23:40 3 4 a: 2 44 0) Bruner oe BS 8 Cl O22 0 4m rican Ce mae 2 OO 6 6-2 ft fu D” weg ar of ’ r 1 SSS-2 ILS Bap Mags : le . oe “uo O P'’ryman p 3 g! sj ib § O l Two-base hits—Gleis ¢ ourtney, Theee W Pearce lf Totals #411 8&8 i _ 2 we yo z if “UTtol Homi S—S wearin i ot {i} , i ¢ KY ot ; Ye NI ) Stolen Dases—Roche 2. ye »” 229 | te De} \ he tleic Sutto Sty n fer Th h l. Tyo ible 3 ay | Vogel “If "23 0 g Q | plays—Roche to Nichols. Wild pitches ~ o U—22 ; man, Pass ba ‘ Knabhe] Base o7 BAKERS 18, I NION 37, Pearce, | } WS—Off Konahe} 8. off Roh)lt tier 3 ofe UNION ELECTRIS ; BAKERS. 2..Girt- | Perryman 5. struck out—By Knobel 4 AB.R.H.E. AB.R.H.LE. | ‘ ™ . ws s i Stolen | by Rohlkotter 1, by Perryman 3. ‘Mpire | Shaff p.- MOX Doe, Tt Oo SS Sicwing ee i— Aldric h. : sa-rf ke ay MeGill ef 4° © 0 Checkett. | aa ‘ wile >h-1t -28e2e# Ww. Ww’, Ob 6 a: 2 2 -earce t0 | . . . ' ae 1 {f: Pee _ THIRD SRS. 21, FOURTH gRs. 1. Close Ibe’ © 4 1 8 | Mottace mans at > ne _ . — si : ~~ ? , sf >. ‘ } ke Hit by; 4TH BAPTIST | 3D BAPTIST Pas. Diviovanni Primmer 3b, 3 1 2 ] > , ’ ° ‘ ¥Jotnson. a ae RLR.H E. | Oe: ABR. E. Sb-ef-] 0 1 3) Brack'n fr, 3 7 > balle—Orf McDonald, | R ned. 4 O 0 O!}| Weltner DB 3 2 2 Olen »u OTC. Warner by Me- | Gilliam If. 20 0 3/ Fish 3b.. 4 na i {ce or ri { fy (>) fj Innings— ] *” 3 4 i t} " i 9 4 x 4 Stephen 3h ! O 1 | Baker 10 0 0.21.16 4 6-12 ‘ , re ? ’ } Ke op ~ 5 3 4 2 1Ch’pher 1b. } 1 0) Union Flectri, 8G. he ee Se ay ) “ , i abi TT O-hacea hit c.. R W: . r Cor Ho e j : wo i ATa4 ,. ainhe sr. xX. om *> , am ‘ " " — . ° 4 co ; 4 ’ ; r a4 on . lo 7 runs——Glore. Coy if BR. VW“ arner. { Warner. wd A » ATE Somme L we ae | Stolen bases—W Warmer Moffatt. Hohe - Oiler} >. ict ; ms ‘ma . - _——— ° i@tN- 93d 4 0) F urta | Baptist 700} 00 O— |] } garten. Cox. ™, (il! Passed ball—Jost 2. } } ‘) Lhird Bar tic ” " 4 . o4 , oo : 4 tn dag Weltner Pick. @ Ee et ote itched ball—By Politte, MeGil] s oe. ri Two-haee Nits Wel tre Fisher Three- | Nie nmi ¢ W a , ifn: . wy * ‘ Se Ovann ; irner. Hohengarten Langs — base hit Pribble. Stolen bases—W, itzner, | Polite, Bases on Dalis—Off Tene. 7. ff 2026101 Fisher Wo, hn. Roberten: Passed bal} S = hattesn nee we 6s Of | 0 2 | . Lo ‘t Are posed, ball— | Staff, o- off Politte,§ 1. Off Digiovannj. | x a | Moder. Bases on he S—Off Lanedo ef 3 Struck out—Br Lange, &- by Staff 1: . # ".; } "plty;, " riaAlbL ’ ™ ~~ DP ' % = \ “? "e“s Os . lassi, : 6 dS off Mi = r v Sy UCK O1it- ~— By La lzdon. by Politts ae by Digiovanni. 4. Pitching b—— 9 | * . erener, 12. Ump re—— Spencer, | Tecord——Off Lange, 9 hits 1 run in Q in. WAAAALA NIN IIIA sate ie APP nings off P, litte 4 hits S runs in O ll- H { S Q) Mines: off Digiovanni, Y Hits 7 runs in 4 org. ase ) > E li | ‘ Mmnings otf Staff ww hite ~ dle : ‘ : A : ‘ ‘ ins In 4 rphy, a nior vange ica . nities Le tt on bases—_T" n _ n in fi- sowed Lie nhion Electric, 14- U mpire— ) Y iv. | M4 KHeTS 9. Ime of krAmMe— 2h. 15m. arr eeitteinn na. . Ph, { Mp rr Donoy an se rer— Bradford, i ‘© ‘ rer wr wy: LAS ; 4 ~~ 1? / ST. 4 \ M ES l +- ST. PE rERS a | > ee — INF’ PPP PALA ST. JAMES ST. PETERS. , Senior Employed Boys, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1992 — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BEATEN BY SOL HAGEN STARTS ON CONTINENTAL TOUR England. May 12. —_—_—_—_—_—X—XxSKS—K—X—X_. \ ye - A LEAGUE: Fore 4 “ . . A, Maccabeans vs. Triangle A. Shopmen, 9:00. AY. vs. Mancheste CONCORDIA : | SHURTLEFF, 3 TO 2 to the Post-Dispatch. runs enabled Concordia Sem. | of St. Louis to defeat Shurt- 'leff College in the first 'fagements, 2 to 2. 'for the circuit with Dobelstein hit | the fourth while Tschatch- ulas’ homer in the sixth Score by inning: 23 456 789 R.H.E. a a }, oo ? } ] rushes : \ 50 0 v Rohif’s ib. 5 229g Lh: . 4 lio ES aia cteteeatg ee ee 3 i } 2 Kes ¢ Ge 5 P o Vee ef 6 0 } POLISH EAGLES 5. BUTLER BROS. 4, 62 3 2], esti ee fb | Seats ae POLISH EAGLES, | BUTLER BROS. | oo a I RBoehn ‘ +) 1 24 Kress ng f J me he * r oO} AB. RGiE AB. .RwY FE. | a 3! Pries, 1 O Oj} Studt 3 . O22 @i2.,* t 0 2 0} Kemper zie @ew a »#12 Sheneider p. 2? © 7 a \ If ma Se Be. + ane Seal ry 2 ] Roettger Seiji g I - > 3 2 # Se) , a a | Koahim ‘ ks 014 jee si oe lh, 4 : ] | Staebler ef. > Onn - ? ~i*Hoenffner AA aA”R ack ss" o - LU : Pa r 3b. > 00 6 acl a n= >» * — ae “ve > ie. aN ° , “ xP yigen lf Fotals 40 9 10 12 | .,,°!3'8 top Witecs ia an ining | Dudley Wee 23 2) Weldnee on’ - 1 -. | XBatted for Hawle in Gt (nine fe atrick rf. 300 9/ He" .. Seas Inning, Inninge« — iQ@s2kt 84a q | Ladda DP. > 7 QO Sanders o 23 8 inning, |g, On _ TSehanna [of | Ramix ¢ 7 oO fn 2 comlos p SOA, teh St St. Jame "ono nO BO 4 Xmen} D | : wey ——-i Vauch, H. 4-06 «4 a 5 9 » | Two-base hits-—Constamz ' Capsticl lota!s 305 8 4 a +} ] 4 0p ] —~ | ; - res bass te Rohflinge (9 | Sacri¢ ¥ ‘ 4 he ifale as 4 4 oO 06 0 O—1] hit Misenra Stolen he S—f a petice) - ] 34 5 y. v R ge iiree= | Koest Wild pitch—Hughee Hit } Mer Bros, } 326 a. ; un—Schlucher. . pitehs ) Es hrnnaia (Weber) Pac I’ s Aples 2. ma Se a Johnson. Saeri. = wee ae aE : (209 6%... 5 *, we On balls—off Koh}m Nn. 3. Struck o br " O- Da Se MMt——Du dit, Home ry, , Ww adlow, Koh! 41 : he & neatA 1 r i ie rTOSsSmMa? Hoo * setae he uns— | Stahlhuth. er ggg ) Mgt Csiro Pog = _ a! Fa J J Montag, 0 f Krug in 0) ; T) cot ‘Lett on } coc... & + Pony — fee by Kruz. es Ge Mateo a Tims <2 hedkte fan | GEITZ 5& MOHAKS a is nite’ 1p | Pite—Kaesting. | GEITZ, | MOHAWKg nl ty ae eee AB.RUWE aa th tarloski, INDEPENDENT 40. FRIEDENS 6, } pra ct. 300 6) Saiz op ‘i ie - i IDEPEXKNLE vm ae tien 1+ USSNner If... 2 oO 0 | Tonnse: 3h. 9 3RD BAPTIST 7. | INDE! part yg yh _ eee 7 | Arning 1h,. 20 * 1] Bertsch 65. 3 ; 2 z B.R.H.E.|Teepe 3b. 05°11 4 Lampert 3b.5 0 0 J b+ ber so” 3 9 1 O} Lehmann it 3000 ~ @ a | Plack'r mm & 2 3:67 Hertling cf. 5 Vv Vv OT ; voy Plaga ° i 36 Walsh Ib 3000 22010 mOcnn cf, 34% 3 ol Hutchinson Kur pl a. a1) | Roach ef 3000 2011/8 Lottmanr | wees BS Sele ©... 331° ; eas) She... 8 2 + 1/ Cross 1b... 3 1 3 Sei) | 1 10 0} Rein If P11 OO Hart’an 2b. 5 0 9 2 0 0 0 Baltze1 RS ; 1 oO Hay } mF -- -3 O 1 Of typst 1 Tf. 2 O t O} Heise re 51s: 2 O1O0lw For; tf 12 9! wine, Log oo ei Arcker'yn 2b, 0 0 7 9 Molle p.. ; an S 2 2 Ol tucker'y. 3. 3 | 0} Kary gs... © 9 ] 210 7 | Wolfe . Ono ond icciepinmminiedecta 4 ] I 0 | Heinrichs p. 0 0 0 0} TMtals 39 613 e120 |*Barmann. 1 0 0 0} pitieiiciaimaiinas | sedan ni iia ae Totals 33.712 4 Totals 371013 2! | *Batted for Hucker In seventh inning . Innings— 'i2345¢67R | ee 8 9 | Freedens .... 90010004 pies 3 4—18 | Inde pendent . se 023 60 eo 23 x—I1Q | 7 oe 7 Two-bhasy hits—Plackmeyer =. ian Harrison, mann, W. Lottmann Hutchinson. Hiest, Niehaus. | Kaey. Three-bas Nits-—Beltzer. Cross on bails j Stolen bass G———— Ts Pepe (32) 1) ie KMann ¢ 7 off Cobb, | E. Lottman (1) Hucker (1). Wild * Raer, i tches—Fvl le Hit by pitched hal) R Miller, | Pite! nae. Peo SE ccccse ibe. Ee Te Oa te ee ee bpp te op 4 * ow ete IE we Any oe etaieeteatiten ai 7” —into Natural Bridge Rd. north to track. SERVICE CARS from Wellston Loop, and Hamilton, Grand and Washingto Washington. RRR igs apie tebe coat RAE Pe Sha tere a cae ' PG nek RS ar ae reas OK : or wey j PEN re “ - Py First race at 8:15 p.m. To reach track, take west- bound street cars, transfer to Kirkwood-Ferguson line which runs direct to park. By auto, take north and south main thoroughfares—Kingshi Goodfellow, Kienlen Av., Lucas and Hunt Rd west to Carson Rd., then tay) ERB AB a gh ARN! cae, aa aiala, BP ae $e MEROA eer eee a ohh Ne Se A a $ret se ee tees MRM on othe 2. ARSENY i le ye +o Deer Wi from Delmar n, Ninth and Ac Smt eee NE lovee 4 ase % 5 a EXCEPT SUNDAY Every Night LADIES’ NIGHT Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday [eee (7 eeereeeeeneen RACING RAIN OR SHINE General Admission 50c (No Tax) a's Finest Greyhound Track Wm. Penns Smoked in 1927 36,000,000 more

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AOI GE LE IE LE gee é ; se NN et a allel ll Nel ll Wel Wel lt Nell lll Nel ell ll ele lt el te et dt ‘))} OTHER GOOD = = = ~OTHER MUNICIPAL’ BOX SCORES — 1 ST.LOUIS “aan ‘ SUNDAY MOBNING. MAY 13, 1928 ST- LOUIS POST-DISPATA ean ; Se \)) JUNIOR EMPLOYED BOYS LEAGUE PITCHER HURLS A ONE-HIT CONTE ° TWO WOMEN’S By Missouri U. Wins In Dual Meet x ‘ | ‘ 7 , ; . ’ 7 MISSOURI BEATEN BY KANSAS, 8-3, IN Fcc FINAL HOME GAME ire a Wee SS ~~ a SS ., ~~ ~ OP vw PDP ele ~ - — es St” | ; | oun pn"! , : 'o#L Lis] 5 AAA ee ad PPP “ay ~s ee tee ad iw a A . : Via \ ! * , PS 4 * — 2 t +? " : ~-* . Li « . ‘ Lt AS | 81. >. Mio : wa \ i; i Pr a le a nd ee ed ade ™ Si a i ‘ cha 4 by dui IFC, vw, DY nat ay. il t {) LI - B es M Vv - ha X | ee (| Pitching recuru-—-Off Lloyd, lo hits. back “4ansas 1iversity of Missouri closed | 7 wray no hots. 1} }e€¢ ACA 4 Ti: # if _n : running bres " PART THREE. 4 » ae 3 ef ot, rj : pound shotpyt : 46 ” “ runs in 7 1 J innings; olf “Pay Mi ssourl Jumor Employed Boy . S| Re ree ee o'r. S. Time | the twenty-s , a seid 3 before the Uni-_ list of women’s eventgg = ¥ is : : ; 5 Y . of same—Th. "Sr. Umpire— Cameron Jays naw Ké gy LA t a Lli¢ce { fit - i i : iJ i - . : Set = : ‘ she = ts - =? 7 EE EA OES SSE, EO POA a a So aes ems eee spins apryits: eT scorer—F. Wil iiiame afternoo! _ os 3 rg a ings ew es gy be = ; : bi aivernoo! . Ree aa : F | , OM™MERCE i. WESTERN 9. osc é + - i , count — t 4 aa GLASGOW 8, BROADWAY 3. — Btbp ies eO™NBK. of COMM. _ | WESTERN cL sc. NA i * Swartz tool 2 | th ; re nil ve mxamnaean o . ; ¥ BRUADW GLASGUN ; B.nt1 >./ i tacular RStH-VYar: un ! el \ } prbil; I . — oa , ea , - 2us 5.0 the ¥ fe tie ¥ AB.R AH. , : 2 J ae | ; r Tat oO. i oO. . ae Soe ‘ele j or ° pee = : . os oe . ian A. © ” June 2. ; > ct 1 . : oo n 3 + i School Stadium, origin: 7 program | —— four events for women, an lash, 200-meter dagh.. U nd 400-meter Vistrict chap be decited bb * Oo ef. Bushm'r > A ‘MUN PROGRAM © Roach { i vist ecieé > * fs & iw J' wy vt a ae Missouri be te += ; a winsp " * Sseconies ‘ees “ww Rpvew pitching per Bas - aftcr- Bl satin sib WOSher on © ae - « 2 ¥ E BUDE Pk: " ey. é , a ae ee a ae ; J Through KSD Begin Tonight nem The outstanding formance in the Municipal ball Association yesterday - wl ee ee er ¥ ‘A « 3 oe : * x er ee 7 tert bt; BA RP aE ne +d $ALE ey . — ook et ee FE noon was turned in by Gossrav ee ol : ou 6 0— 0 | wasters Ek eee : ' tf... | | Tota , he we agile a a ari 71 222, | Mccoy. | Bh ce 3 ) 8 events for en, while te. t pitcher for @g°n in the Junicr!’ y,.:. tag - Nai oe SS ee urina Malis: os £0 © oO S— J) atkir : | aati Ck | ~~ a | Walker... 1 © @ © | events are restricted g@ cee Emploved Boy?’ League, who a!- Batt: @ for Lindhorst in eighth ining.) punmel brevioges Lom uns—Hem- ce Meme Cidacae ead Cine | eo a a ee iat OCR. ' en hletes e ee : Ps 4 a F . ; - . . B: tted for é ar a)} 3) i] . *%* ~ ws - a : . : : ; KE lowed. the Western Union nine only eens las - > 2 officials report Quartet Will Open Sum t G . : ’ r eer: 4 a2 Sa , te 3. one hit. winning, 3 to 1. Broadway -- +9 ies fro - 3% iB 7 , Calle Glaszow 0 m bias re i + be: a. : Another good twirling exhibition Two- base luts—Kemper O'Shea. choots and colle ‘Ses WEES See mer Atwater Kent Pro- f |S oe Was turned-in by Sekyra and Put- Sacrifice hits—Schnell, Arrison oy ff Mio ls [ ' Tike A Wi \ bin Dre . f. . ; i _ a ) sakes ely Lone f s pulling away in the ta, a Ag Umpire —s 2O s Dt eae ae) 4 , | St’hens 1b ? 2 Pleeze 3 2; hits 18; runs, in 3 innings. Lett o1 sourl: _ Willner. “M aft; tare. | eme—S heures... 28 wicute ; The | a ; ow « ‘ oe al Be | se . , | it 2 . 2 | ? zn *. : iB = ire sam aa ae , al he LSsSOur i oo! i . : —— Pe. | AICKORY 8. MULLANPHY 4. | Meitz Ib “2009 whe as ..8 oh ot as * mer : orer-——D. M. | ma The strong Geitz team is one of MULLA™ fe BEG wage | sch ct I ) ype SIDE EMPIRE BOYS Lands Two Places. Se r ec 2 itz | R. PAVYOANNE W antes BR wn these aggregations rhe Geitz | esti aie MOLONEY 9. . HYDRAULIC 5. BAYONNE, N. J.—Bayonre mine, by beating the Mohawks, 5 Edmonds rf. HYDRAULI contribute two members of to 1, kept their slate clean with 7 American Olympie three victories and no defeats. William Findlay piaces at 2 ers Day Broadcast. ndians and Cubs the Junior Chemas meree bowling leaguers | S&S asons lat si HE first of the summer serics si of Atwater Kent concerts a pl hi 74 TRE OOOO MEY BBE Giron a MR aay IO se BE TRE, —— om met }- Singer oh. _ Harris If Lueders lb. ; Moore es. Kue! hnel rf. ano and harpsichord recital by Hans Barth, a special Mother's | a Day program and a dramatization ef the story of Ruth—most ‘a+ mous of the leve stories in the th Bible—will be todays afternoon _ ASSaT! - * | B tits 4 aie ; : singe Fa To le Si M . ' : e rom «- i 7 : ‘ z ; | ; Vrisk: ‘ : 3 : | : a ‘ 3 | : B4$ : :: ee 7 ro itie ht » feet, { —_ 2 and evening features over. KSD. Canadian Runner TI ag RS ce i 123456 D St uate SoS ie Slee ae ‘Tiemann Missouri: second, Greimer,| | 8 Bruce Barton, widely kuown ai : “ de 0 1 : es , thor: James J. Montague, poet and ins Marathon . columnist; a number of noted ar- tists. and Miss Anna Jarvis, found- * iS ye ‘ — ~~ ~ Ot de ee soccer eh BEhe ** a * ~ : nethe ebdyceadh . four-te Spilka. pitcher for the Geitz’s, had a large share in the winning, hold- ing the losers to three hits. io He me Louis. ’ © = ht he dm de -. we eae Yi dnetaalaieeeniied SO RR 2b 4, oornees Het” oT wo-hase hits— Harkins John: + eg & Y . — n ; » | 7 3 “° “HUD , . vcillrill AY Se. ’ ; ; = ; OTs awe . a LuiiTies SLU Mi PEI qT) _MMETS “4 lis “cigs “s js ty ig | here this Sreerneon COV oe the | sore . 6. hits $ rus 9 innings: eff Eber : on o Scho 2 runs in 1-3 innin ret ys Mavor Walker of New York also Ba 3 ; ea ad : . ‘ S - ‘ ric hj inh ‘ EOE a 26 miles and a oa : 2 hours. | pases—Mu will speak. ; : 658 minutes and 20 seconds. 2h 12m. ; . g 4 | PP S hoe ‘er . is = is £ ea Af The race was an official! Ameri- | '- Schoemaker. R Among the artists Se: — ns ; 4) ae : ‘can Olympic tryout. ERS 13, CHEROKEE 2, 4 this program are: wala eaec 4 ie : Alger Strom. Detroit runner 7 sak ; ETERS BR aT Es oR We lyric soprano; Lambert Murphy, . ~ . at & a \Aaada . 4 - R H ee : SA « e - a . . c whose time was 2h 59m, was sec- Whiiecf ..4 BE harut 3h ass Sa former Metropolitan Opera tenor: ‘oe eaeae end : og > 1 sman: Cor Godfrey Ludiow, one of the best 4 ‘ ; . mOUTAF - me iit) , . esten r cnew f io violinists: YaserPa 1 it Rae Vie Giance. Detroit, who paced sexs 2 A Fo known of radio violin Y : | ae the field of 49 entrants through | Weber Ib 3 Kiund 2} Bunchuk, ‘cellist: the Cities Serv- ice Cavaliers quartet, and the Na- tional Concert Orchestra under Cesare Sodero. Checker t rf mzert Cc Weil i? ‘ Albaugh Pp ’ ° ; - _ . ‘ * cs : - aan r, “ a , . ) é ; Hos tker . eae . , . Vi j e eth . y ~ POU Te LG ' } W sti: cf = Cbrz 2b " t} I l f) ae n D ) n 0 Suntrup p } 2959 ' } | Michigan Trims illinois Twice UPTIMISTS { >} rAatTS > i Ww | ” ww The Mothers’ day program will be on the air during the time usu- ally occupied by the Capitol Thea- ee A ee | ; : ter Family, Maj. Bowes haying FREIGHT. ACCOR NTS. 14; BOOSTERS, 6. Mats ot JL 25 6 e a oS BP Lremen tye : URBANA, 1] = 3 ; i Bee 3 co-operated with the NBC in this FRE BOUSTERS. __ | atte Seah 323813005 2~3! ria orf. 4 2 2 Teer dex i tL doubl vd from Il- ; | : : first national radio observance of ‘og | Uliy Bula oe Om 2s 6 i i a 2 2 2 Fe = 96 1 ois here t] fternooen,, Winnil 4 e | Mothers’ day. Miss Jarvis is to open the pro- gram. It is probable that Mon- tague will read a new poem dedi. cated to Miss Jarvis and the work of the Mothers" Day Association. Missouri Pacific. i : i. Tonight’ s will Bes ‘wiy orga quartet which was heard for the? first time over the air im the Aft- water Kent Hour of last Sunday.) This quartet, which was formed especially for these stfmimer con- certs, is composed of Victor E4- munds, first tenor; George Rasely. second tenor: Erwyn Mutch, hbari- tone, and James Davies, basso. Erwyn Mutch, the director, is a Pennsylvanian who _ began his mu} sical career as a boy SOPranod s8O- | loist in New York choirs, later be- | i ti ue coming baritone soloist in the ' BS «ig 1 Cathedral of St. John the Divine, Rigg Ba : New York. After the war. he stud- fed with Jean de Reszke in France. George Rasely is a native of St. Louis. At the age of 20 he was chosen as tenor soloist in the Oid South Church in Boston and later caniged ng FNDICOTT San CYT] M H\ list o = oe See OO | oe ENGINEERS, 12 GENERAL + mC SAL.. *Reznck COUNTS. 6 i, and Irish Kennedy, a welt: rweight, + Batted Chapter V 2001 835 TDickn'te “ iiR l' Desee 4 BT. ¢th- Le — Tw: it : r ; . ’ ‘ . | Z ters of Scott Fic!d, probably run— bh Ben West. Cincinnati. O.. finished | Tetals Peters Bros... thon and a member of the 1924. | Klund. Stolen bases—Eh har dt day. ‘ton 2 Lessn ian, Eh rhardt. Suntrup =e O- ——— a aaa “Sas i Al Suntrun to Cozzoni Albaueh 1. Piterhin Four well known heavyweight 3 nite 4 runs in 1 inning. efforts to obtain a suitable oppo- | ~~~~.~..~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~.~- of the New Coliseu eae as “ie the New Coliseum card. May 22. APTR, 15; NO. 2 CHAPTER 8. fights; Jim St. Clair ot An- Possibilities. ; 1 liq : Tommy 1 1 ae —— ) 3 ut « — E ‘Dp: ee essen 2 f .@U,s ¢& ali **Ran for hith lds in ninth ning Rta nder 1 ‘ ) . ‘tar oe é - “ b-p- 1 b . ee } ss for other matches. rippett plans | will draw the assignime: with Ken- woo {0 most of the race. weakened in the ‘ : om ie fourth. and Frank Zuna of New Two-base Amerigan Olympic team, Came iM | (9) ‘Kiund (2). Werer Rone ics a He ‘s ble playe—Kin xd. to i a | shennan | (ae Be ee FT LES MARRINER SOUGHT Bases on. balle—oft boxers are under consideration by omy ell, Left on bases—Cherokee 6 "Pe nent for Dave Knost, former Na- 2 _ nnings— pf aGTS 9 ik abs Biither 4 by Enode | Cmsire—Thaaas om ogg) ES EID 88, is Rte | See ae ae a = Les Marriner. the Illini Univer- CHAPTER 6 -¢+ ts m4 -" tonio, Tex.: Jack Clifford of St. Tippett has) signed Totals to send O’Laughiin against Paul : ote . See om id the Canadian 8y Hutchison 7 v ur 3. Time.__jB Ley ; ~xae J : : Ja nha a @ oO me sd Sraiet dy wavs tne, tars ete ptt there Prey regent Bue a riper pail cae t f : TEEN HC Pat en ee ad Vitae aes - a SH res Bo ay Arron, ST otra ee Tuk on i niet seer MF ot EE Oe ee ee fn a al oy ort, od Seppe ope base ts touisy “phe ato ° * le tats } i Re Bs last few miles and jogged in third, re 9. Time—2h. lmpire—Blankenme) s tional A. A. LU. junior titieholder, Bell ee: hive oe Sity student, who has chalked up RH . weep fae Paul. Minn.: and Dick Mantel! of O'Loughlin, Mlinois featherweiz ht. Batte: | Chap Steadman. Clarence Wid" Shav}- Jack Renauit. will appear in | 30m berae ft ia heavyweight, who , § ce the main event of the New Collie | NOL 1 ae sO 1. oa . 3 tO 2 l—! oni 3 e wag soloist at the Park avenge 4 4 . , »~ Too we ‘ _ a e is { 3 5 » . * . * ere ae seum show, is expected to report % SRE. Pisenhat? » bit——Dickne a “Y” Industrial No 2 —_n eee am > hee eee 16 43 here Tuesday or Wednesday to fin- | Walsh > 5 ) Oe * Tifice Ma’ ) 7 ‘tol ; | — oS See Oe 8 Be ish his training. = 4 ~ - : ‘ Tro-base Three-bsase Greup B. Mavs 17—Shensangvea) vs ; i o Tower Greve No. i: Froche! : + tg Gat Tower Grove No. ~. Shaw vs. : te , Tower Grove Ne. 4 * see ¥ iereu - Phe eo Mav 14—-Masur a Shepa y euuilz, Monroe eTamec | . Str uate of the Ro oll . troove Nw. 2 a (rant See Se ——- i Passed bell—Doerrrer he viene, “SeUse neuritis, eumatism, et | h LT nee ¥ gee * to America with the Royal Welsh | ; = } Greu up tr. : ont r r ‘ :* : “ . .? : : hy eer ; * — , : fis ; “ . ae ie pe t ba ‘ oss . ° ; , . " . May 13j—-Wilkinson vs. st} Forest 5 Dri ze y i ¢ . : ; _ 4 . ‘ is ball "a 4 a és i ws. HOUT ve Ui. : - » . I’ oe ' + iru . (G Ee KS K I R K \. * : e! oe - | — — es Dewer va. Gratiot Fire - un sc ee - ’ a é; . Bet - 2meer ; = eB: rues o Continued on Page 10, Col. 3. ,! 7 ue . ra, - 33 . . pe =T3er 7%} . . i’ ~ is Ad i* ’ , Piece Orchestra é. 3. Bryan fill 2. HEIDELBERG, WOLFF & CO., NEW YORK. Schaeffer Fleca! Makers Of High Grade Clothing For Over 75 Years Cup Race ae Year 4 be es a £are : - 2 iii — tia? Sts Racing Rain or Shine naEepeegeeeneeteeenneeeene ee TTITITITITI TTI Tr rrr

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rs ees WOOMVyy QQ|Q|Q_ WW SS : 2 ~ ~ WS SA WSS . EATURES J’ SS SK « Ye Se > v , senewowsonnnte Ss S N WS ‘ NG ww WS WA{QGQ_ ADDED TO PRC ; P “ SAAWAVny X R\\ sa yo RSS OF W. A.A. U. cake EQ A KN WR. QQ MQ AQ A 79 Western A. A. U. Officiats » : i ided a running broad jump ge ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 13. 19: | $-pound: shotput event a ST. , SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928. t of women's events on the » ‘am for the outdoor trac, ; eld championship to be het ‘r the auspices of the Flor gx. an A. C., June 2, at the pup igh School Stadium. ‘ The original program listeg 4 Bip. stiin eA ciodinaks = Serroues geri e ewe ee PAGES 1—12 ‘GLACIER PARK VISTAS NOW MADE EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY NEW TRANSiMOUNTAIN ROAD |New Glacier = == - Park Route — ToBe Open Late in 1928 Highway to Make Accessible for First Time Many Scenic Vistas Will Connect Be wae | | . Eastern Gateway With ers Day Broadcast. | cee Bn PF be —— eae oat — : 3 ig epee & Bf). , Pay: re ig | Western. Of Concerts ur events for women, a 169) ae hb KSD ish, 200-meter dash, runnil BM Throug | | . ‘ | Begin Tonight mp and 400-meter relay. § Western District champions 4 ynors will- be decided in 10 out ents for men, ‘while -fiye gam ents are restricted to high’ seh a hletes. ) | " District officials report nyp is inquiries from Out-of-tos : hoots and colleges whose athislt rectors have indicated : am es ; anning to send teams to then : grams at 7:15 O’Clock— | pproximately 100 individual ¢ : Story of Ruth in Biblical Drama— Special Moth- é ia Quartet Will Open Sum-| -mer Atwater Kent Pro-| ‘Transmountain ~ “ - $9,” —epepete a> > S, ato: ae ae . ” ———— 7 » % * |, ee ra ae — sect Sep, Ps ns 7 o + az LO IO peat My atic ages ~ a ~ © a pea Ae ne ch a hey TF st 2 heel eS ee ER ON I RR a tn iO I Le Ee IE oe Ie Oe Oa rae yk: Desens Z Se SS et may 0 or Wiles A a ee Es as nt re ee senses: «sects rath ae ih RE SORE A arate ae / Page r Geren oe for the first time open to tourist travel scenic vistas which hereto- fore have been accessible only by horseback or on foot. The Transmountain Road crosses the Continental Divide at Logan ea ‘ ‘ 7 — * , * mc) Se ; : ‘ ix ae vs ¥ ) J - : ad © or aur . 3 2” hatagpe, »f .’-4 ~ Boe i ree \ - ° Ce . . : ; 5 ; i, = ; “s —_ 4 - f ‘ ee en ae ae ee this program are: Lucy Marsh, | ity and in simplifying and cheap- lyric soprano; Lambert Murphy, | ening many forms of apparatus. former Metropolitan Opera tenor: It noticeable that Germany Godfrey Ludiow, one of the best | advances along theor: tical lines, known of radio violinists: Yaseba and that there the science of radio ies have been pledged tg The Indians and Cubs won’ les in the Junior Chamber HE first of the summer series + ded their seasons last night. ‘ of Atwater Kent concerts a pi- Spee | Pa ee eer. Kee sae Automobile Editor, tcome in the eight-team cires -, ano and harpsichord recital py | = A ees : pee ae ate eae we § M ANY highways are claimed t® 2» Indians nosing out the Athi 4 Day program and a dramatization | R d Some have reason for substan- . The Cubs captured their chal of the story of Ruth—most fn-; erman a 10 tiating this claim; others have lite Bible—will be today’s afternoon port the superlative. “and evening features over KSD. A f lacier National Park, upon the “@ Cooper, Ace of |,» BS ae . ¢ e ‘ BF aeeetanue, poet ond Metalic Horn tain Road, will enter the lists, and, | A if comments of those who have columnist: a number of noted ar- | ong go, to tists, and Miss Anna Jarvis, found- Ss acarecemnomamminas are to be taken as a criterion, the icantle will descend upon a new tional Mothers’ Day Association, are to take part: in the special | Europe and America has been ernment built, will connect Glacicr afforded by the radio show at the | ay ae ges Park Station, the eastern gateway, ee 2 Seeeorcd that | PORTS fans of America like to Mayor Walker of New York also | able progress has been maile | S western slope of the Rockies and ‘abroad in the past year in improy- compare the heroes of yester- Among the artists to be heard day with the present holders of many oldtimers, Tunney would be a setup for “Ruby Bob” Fitzsim- mmerce bowling leagues, wha 4g os, — rite Bi FP a pate ae a. cee eee ss te gota By ROBERT HENRY HALL, : : eee hites STE. 4 Bale TEin 6c is in doubt up to the final pam Hans Barth, a special Méther’s i = das ANY Ni ee Se tent em eee OF the love stories in the —j|tle more than local pride to sup- 1 Fans Turn to completion of the new Transmouth- be ‘thor; James J. Montague, poct and | been over the section completed er and president of the Interna- | N opportunity to compare the | | r Comeback A eeeeernent Sf radio fn | y claimant. The new highway, Gov- Mothers’ day broadcast at 5:39 this Leipzig Fair just closed. Remark- | sith. Weitox. tha aaaueer ae pr look back on days gone by to will speak. in ing tonal production and selectiv- titles and crowns. According to mons: Hans Wagner and Larry Was r" . _ : wa § a pe ; 4 WF LS ee wey? Was Qe Re Ae ; oe . . =% > Bunehuk, ‘cellist: the Cities Serv- ice Cavaliers quartet, and the Na- tional Concert Orchestra under Cesare Sodero. dt The Mothers’ dav program wil! be on the air during the time usu- ally occupied by the Capitol Thea- ter Family, Maj. co-operated wiih first national Mothers’ day. Miss Jarvis is to open the pro- gram. It is probable that Mon- Bowes the radio observance NBC in this having ; of ithe distinctive iorchestras and The Lajoie would relegate today’s 1ia- mond stars to the dugout. And so it goes. America’s heroes die hard and feats of the present rarely dim achievements of the past. Moreover, the enthusiasm of the throng is doubled when the fa- 'vorites of yesterday continue to | break into the headlines with a endless repetition of Ty Cobb and Jack shine as outstanding ex- both of them old, as age is judged in sports, yet each still holding a generous portion of pub- is far advanced, while in the Unit- States the practical side is amazingly developed. Names on Dials. advance has recently been made in Germany in tli technique of broadcasting. The microphones are especially good in the transmission of the violin instruments of larg: the soprano voic: stations transmit the high” faithfully. Amer- }can recognized, Station A notable and HAYNES, ST PAUL BOVE. AT RIGHT—Grinncl! Mountain and McDermott Lake as seen from veranda of Many Glacier Hotel. ABOVE, AT LEFT— Going-to the-Sun Mountain with St. Mary’s Lake in the foreground. BELOW,AT RIGHT—Blackfeet tepees in Glacier National Park. Mt. Wilbur in the background. BELOW, AT LEFT—Another view of St. Mary's Lake and Going-to-the-Sun Mountain. seemingly their feats. Dempsey A German | amples, frequencics stations. it is re - - Pass, one of the most beautiful and distinctive passes of the Northern Rocky Mountains. Approachin + the pass from the west, immediate- ly after entering the park at Bei- ton, the autoist passes Administra- tive Headquarters. The Flathead River, fine forest and rustic bulld- ings carefully located, form a coni- bination that is extremely attrac- tive. Shortly after passing headquar- ters, a virgin cedar forest is reached. This Is one of the very few virgin cedar forests left, and lague will read a new poem dedi-'! mated to Miss Jarvis and the work ef the Mothers’ Day Association. ‘produce the Jower notes extremely ) well, Germany. has fewer visitors-to the park marvel aft its beauty. ‘Three miles from Belton is Lake McDonald. Like all the 60 odd lakés in Glacier National Park, Lake McDonald is Alpine in character. Jt ig 10 miles long and its greatest width is two miles; its water marvelously clear, and teem- ing with trout. All lakes in Glacier Park are in- describably beautiful and each is quite distinctive. From the lower end of Lake Mee Donald, the motorist follows. a winding road through a forest of cedar, tamarack, lodgepole pine, aspen and fir, giving vistas of the lake and mountains until, just be- fore reaching Lewis’ Glacier Hotel, the road follows the very edge of . the lake for a distance of about one-half mile. Continuing from the upper end © of Lake McDonald, for 11 miles the road follows up McDonald Creek, @ turbulent mountain stream. Mc- Donald Falls and Logan Falls are exquisite. The forest along the creek is extremely dense and ferns and moss grow in profusion, Eigh® teen miles from Belton'is Ava- lanche Creek, where the principal auto camp on the west side of the Continental Divide will be located. This camp ground will be modern in every respect, with housekeepe ing cabins, delicatessen store, com- munity house, shower baths and - service station. Every effort will | be made to complete this camp |ground by the time the Transmoun- ' tain road is ready for travel. A hike or horseback ride of threé miles from Avalanche Camp Ground brings the visitor te A lanche Lake, nestling at the foot o a sheer wall 3200 feet in height, at the top of which is Sperry Glacier, one of the most distinctive glaciere in the park. Avalanche Lake is Continued on Page 2, Col, 2. =a ‘lic affection, Improved Roads To a List of former heroes of Ideal Short Tour Is Over ae cane aa Now Lead into (1.3 ee Wild Horse Creek Road 7. , Calhoun County speculation in their activl- must be added the name of Karl Cooper, whose slight form has rested in the pilot’s seat of racing cars for two decades and whose once abundant hair has dis- certs, is composed of Victor E-4 Much more attention is paid In cae pie re ae oe a eae 2 fh ii elas gle i a aR ieee lw ia. ‘appeared under the tight massage munds, first tenor; George Raselv Germany today to simplifying and | | 3 - : ; la a . ental of- racing helmets. ; +. ~ : . i inet ‘ ‘merly second tenor; Erwyn Mutch, wif s than formerly. tone, and James Davies, basso. (a. ive, sane 8 in an cabinet to work effectivelv -with Erwyn Mutch, the director. is a. . tf ; Se eae : r ere datas stations in all paris of Europe sells ennsylvanian who began his mu-: ; 1or : for about $125. Sets sical career as a boy soprano so- eirl: loist in New York choirs. later he.|...__ ' ice later be- | tions sell for half or even a fourth produet dom- Krom the coming baritone soloist in the prorat CE i ear ae gia POE San sta Yar) Cathedral of St. John the Divine angle | ate aed inate the s] . with American ~ : ’ Multiple dials have been don: sew York. After the war, he stud- away x ith, and the 1 t di away if ¢ e newest dial led wit g e Reszke arian tn nan : ; ; — pias Se h Jean de Reszke in France. have the names the broadcast- | ity. ° teegalags use sas — George Rasely is a native of St.|ing stations marked on them in- Post-Dispatch Louis. At the age of 20 he was| stead of the wave lengths. Wild Horse chosen as tenor soloist i s . | red,over the road bexr- outh Church in Boston and later Germany is ta th the counrrs P / Ach ia S = 9 ry ¢ — . ‘ . Was soloist at the Park avenue metal horn loud sneaker T) oT . the . - . * ‘ Kuropean Cae ee ae ‘ae eS ene :' mile trip ' ; . ieee’ ag | } ’ ev? ’ , ‘¥ ‘ i i ' .} ; y ; yrs ope ein arth gins SaaR 24 “anv eepmabinR, £8, the ow manutlact Ss, has just been con- out of County, which willi ~~ “i sta- . , . 14 lid } * y 7 an satisfactorily with loca] cluded vild beating of hot win upon the road that as happening. they thrust Ort | ne apple- district, and This is a oe eee ae , 7” 4 ~ ed Pam) rapidity Charl¢s, Jersey and out by way of St. people some- In ang out bp’ Wa’ 0 And, county their | County, windows, they In the feood KRHEW th tii the crest or the fi xf Orricis which is more than twice Size a : Same name as COVE} ~*~ * a Ans oe Di, * > Pate Oe . . . SOR NS nea eee CP NNO Nm an , ing. for dear returning Br Spas! eg oe Peery Wes Syne back of to yard t he traveled wit! a white horse Squart nis fac the 2 2? os .% ry" i. 7 anithal S tail. rh \ In It was rapidity of thr un 1 fair that a reauction f 29 per | treetops. rhere is a tinv cemetery’ wind and were soon lost to sight. ar re- wt tt r} satet ‘ : k at ‘Sere } : - cent in the taritl ” «pies sesetcbaas heals aaa pret a eae cea sso, SW tye Morning confirmed imported It AsRCeL OWS ! . saa aweestsy 8 pousitdias ‘* cjons ot the countryside. + . . 4 +} ‘ 1 j | - = . sa e ° — th 1 effective Jul roal.: tkuhschwanz Was missing. as was, tnell 7 two-siory ifalle, aisg an old mare that had had the | Nols. c Da : tin . va, | ee +e ew ite at xe qualed ss ‘uliar Same *t - + Pe ie eA Mets. greatest the neighbor, wo lnprovements h suspi-; tion's ee le ten) ane ~ Qoteta . aa» and \fississippi important a alone this Johaon quality has i lif prices xpansive orenar ¥ ‘from the ub antics are it at oC ; i} , ars 1S stiil Hid A GES ae . ss = eh ee tit ok eT ae ee Se SOE, OIE Se " + 0) sete A } ‘ ? =) ™ > | rhe Dias oil! . rh inte Varieties | wet cits er two NON there ‘ vide view 5 eiloons yf Lypple ‘ Lla'ié neertall Continued on Page 10, Col. 3. a ee — -- ~ —E - ET NR <n CR D Continued on Page 2, Col. 1, Vintage. ea wan enor a oS a sinitoia decad Continued on Page 4, Col. Continued on Page 4, Col. 4. = . - ee ee me ee ‘ } ' ‘+ tablished ii eS — - _ — Seen x Ae. ree ee ead Le a _ . meds yy0 a —. bet ee Ne ars Oat Ot apt CT ce re tata I i a ye Pe GST) . Do The In Comfort the envying, ear the cool, sLENKIRK Oo must look A new and ves this suit a worsted and weight. New plain ned weaves. thing stores. ae Oy oes wn CO ES ae - wey ns, sax ‘ * . . bie =A a Sent ue! E Rg ae 10., NEW YORK. g For Over 75 Years © misnKin * eae , Ber a Atwater Kent Quartct on KSD (C) MARY DALE CLARK UNITY STUDIO Dolores Cassinelli on KSD George Cehanovsky on KSD

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wn ss Scares ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH E -. PAGE 2 ST.LOUIS : _ : Sandoval, Flora, Lawrenceville, | grade» a : Va es = : GOOD ROADS TO and into Vincennes, Ind. From) In Se for « 7 ry NDITURES ; V0 | ARCHER-MANN | A. A. A. Southern Cross-Country Tourist Route Includes LOUISVILLE . FUR | i'r tne meactaetion of Un. 150, erat of the applicants, «gill eee BOND > Bib t Seite : . . , . tmerc! ~ r whic eight miles east of Loo-/ blind and unable to distingggaa | . \fi © TODISTRIBUTE P ns of Four Nationally Known Main Highways) DERBY PROMISED) rus es: mus es of Loe sn eon BAS ie! | ortio - he detour is eliminated at thig | the red or “stop” signal, ie UE SHOWN : MARMON LINE , int = ss ee SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1923 Reject the Color mr | . } s 20 to blind applica nts are rejiecs ie oe : ge t sf : point continue on U. 5. lo . Detour on U. 5. 150 in Indiana Paoli, thence through Palmyra, | old drivers found to be - —=,—§2 “ ans wn Riley ae 5 * a ~ : 7 oe ‘en 4 . j ‘i rime 4 by ONL. aed Aiea sakes eA Sat . petal ' . : , ss hes 4 i ’ ti ‘ys - ‘ . . : ;: he pact Regarded as Closest Ap-| [fo a : pf. | to Be Eliminated Delore | ow ‘Atbany end! into Loutevilie. | Gistingwich between SUE 500,000 of $75,000,000 | . > ; . Tine ? : a TO ee ; * - 7 yent. If the detour still Is in efiect, ai eG 'O Tene tine, ie ; ’ ° boot Aue ege pee — | proximation to an All-. : it : follow U. S. 50 ~ of | : =F Would, Go for Relief of t. Ours anc s ; Ni ; : | ae wer and continue on it beyond the in- cs § ; : 7 Pa ‘ f Two States 7 ear, All - Weather | ) . . a ) DS 1 | Unless unforeseen obstacles | tersection with U. S. 150 to Mitch- | Traffic Congestion. 4 arts o 1 antl | : | a y ' arise, U. S. No. 150, closed between ell, then south on Indiana No. 37 | a aaeamnmneamett Bs | Pailo and Palmyra, Ind.. for con-/} te Paoli, east on No. 56 to Salem. : ‘south on No. 35 to Palmyra and thence over U. S. 150 to Louisville Route Ever Approached. My I + ~ Q , 4 Se tbh, : Sear ee ee eee RR yam chp lia lice nn ca eae WME aM tae eg in: itipabilbiladie./ ast cths Sitios iit Dieta a sil asensinth WHAT Department. ; : The table shows the distribution of the combined funds realized from the proposed bond issue and current revenues available frou the gasoline tax, auto registration and Federal aid. It carries througn — . $ lines at ecpicillig BR sti GRE ALI MAHL 5 , ~ ; _ P : “Ss : —_ _ ana New York feet above sea level at the Conti- rhis route is rich in scenic and | Ss | & , ures under the | expendit der So Tentative Indianapolis the past week arfi- The Southern cross-country | oo oy” . wi the next f | . classes of road constructioa __” nS) or Co. as Se ? " 3] ss0OC1:! tj nN 1? his ; 2 : ; ' ’ p Archer-Mann Moto Automobiie Association . : : 3 += : re | This announcement was made : Deen t teas Me Faas ks contains rtion: of SS ) . | ieianie in ¢ Superior to Nick Plating : , table ern Missouri and Southern (l!ii-/| Tour Books. contains portions c . oneal : State Road Director, in the com-, By the Associated Press pe “ oe HH. Cutler of the State Highway eo - in St. Louis, is now showirsg the ; Yr ; +4 ; " ‘ ]- ‘ear 11. lie . roximation to nm aii-vyear, a! ae ere Gaus ’ . | | ‘ State t hree } j { reconstruction rorces tO compiete the United otaces, af er 2 tn DOES NOT 2 bs : and dependable all- ranging from 51 feet below =: Sarah street. ‘national motoring body tcday. satistactor’ and spencabie a P OR WEAR ops} is; nental Divide between Deming and historic interest. The Shenandoah | por he forced over a detour. to Brooklyn and drove the old Ne metal polish or hard os é fe, - ; D . mit Midemien Moter Car Co. o! ‘struction, will be completed within | proposed $75,000,000 r i: few day = and opened to | _ jssuc showing the progress . 4 & 5 . ~ a ’ «» 4H nw “hy y i] : ° is nounced the appointment of the route, featured by ie American Derby day traific to Churchill | Ford Tries Hand at pond : Downs at Louisville, May 19. 9 ; . gusly is contained in & re : . ie — a | ie eeae 2 oa H . Fe C; » Pes: gimultane ; ‘ pe tributer for Marmon cars in Ea. year’s issue of Transcontinenta! ‘yesterday by John D. Williams Driv ing OPse al just issued by Chief ¢ ’ re : : Engineer as : — — cies ah ‘ } igh na ‘ s. *y The , . ° . , t / + i . 4 A J | a — ~ . . ‘ | — nois. This firm, one of the oldest four nationally aaewe : Sle? wa; | . ge , | ; ¥ 1! | mission’s traffic buleltin, who said NEW YORK, May 12.—Henry Have this wonderful finish ,and is regarded as the ciosest ap- | J | that every effort is being made by/ Ford spent part of his first day in ] your auto parts. non 68 and ‘eather route ever approached, ac- at “( it by iv |W ’ visi lané rivin — , , ee si arena 2 de Bayete from the the remaining 1°24 miles offer a along the route varies, the altitudes . othe: imes separated from it DY | rhic project so that traffic driving | weeks’ visit to Englan 1, driving an TARNISH showroonts at Lindell boulevard at jcording to a statement Tro} La: eo egeree sea nountains with a bacK- trom the southwest part of the! old-time horse car in Brooklyn. RAIN SPOT fe nici gage ee level at El Centro, Cal. to 5000) ground of mountains to the east. grate, from Illinois and connecting; Soon after debarking, Ford, ac- The Archer-Mann organiz Rae th WE RROwE Ags (year Teut a Louisville via this highway, will) companied by his son, Edsel, went , s imsures Marmon’s growing suceess | ways, links of which are included “The route pigs bins required te keep eeesecene CMOOS ODS COOSOS SS, ; betw een enn ‘ Ts AE RL, spel ad Hs aN : heeteuny Prsonne he feat route, are the Lee | ang Washington is all paved, as , : At * in this territory with a personnel jin the featured rout tly ent ‘ ; te -een Washington and Lordsburg. Valley road passes the proposed St. Louisans going to the Derby) horse car which he plans to add to . d a) 4 long associated with the merchuir-ihighway. the Bankhead highway, also that between Washington a! ite Sees es Shenantoah Nationa! Park. the fa- 3 fallow the futlewine snutes his collection of relics of bygone vn hows the completion : ; tt ade. of - - > 4 r successful both as merchants and little trouble in following this | route, on the whole, is in good Co! ing normally. The route from towns. In addition, each city dn right-of-way in the vicinity 7 -eSs be ° z e | i} iit ii LA & 7 a 4 4 _* ~~ - . ss ; : as > ee dition and may be travel n i, San Dieg Francisco runs town visited along the route offers cities is usually a slow p . ’ | business mén. In the present eroas-Coun Le. th Lindell 0506 all™ 4 Fae ae venture they have associated with “This is perhi the best route | sorts of weather. A few construc al yr the shor of the ocean, its own particular points of inter- and about $1,906,000 a year is lL ettabie for r travel as prac- tion projects may be encountere 1, ometimes skirting it closely. at est and scenic attractions. that We expect to use for. the first i ae perienced men in both sales and |tically 60 per cent of the entire | but little difficulty will be experi- three or four years. coe: service departments. They are nee ida of 3594 miles is paved. | enced a “We appreciate, of course, the + 2 Bees setting up facilities for Marn:on |there are 2353 miles paved and “The topography of the country | — fact that nothing ts fixed about} oe 4 dealers throughout the territor: : : this program, as the bond tissue and are ready tq consider applica. amendment does not require one} tions from dealers throucho: 1 ss , R , d A | thing ahead of another except that Southern Illinois and Eastern Mis New (;lacier Park Oda rea estate preference should be given/to the sourl. Catering both to wholesale completion of the present system. 7 and retail’ business, they are ex. man looks at The statements enclosed show ap-{ | : proximately ray idea of the Way To Be Open Late in 1928 meadows tablishing a corps of men to cover the territory and cO-Operate wit! dealers to be appointed. eee Not only will a full line of war. Continued From Page One. the funds will be expended.” | Volunteer circulators of road; i an Oldsmobile a ™ bond petitions to be used in plac- 4 is an a co eebts be carri ancien’ , > Rs ing the proposition on the ballot/ a but an equally full line of sauna famed for its beauty and cutthroa:) Sight miles beyo: L.ogal b . . —s in the November election have;2 and full facilities for the rene *. trout One-fourth mile from th: he-Su! obtained more than 44,000 names,+ ing of prompt and efficient ser,. | ,,. 1 is Avalanche Gorge. a fiue * | | resque roup | . - according to tabulatjon of returns ° ice, —- oo, nge on a high rocky ledzg- . , : made this week. - = eA a ee om example of erosion in scant natin ist nrTriIin2g in } eL. 3 rs | Bae, i - } 4 ’ | ~ : “ a ’ : . ee COOPER. RACE ACE. and striking : Continued From P lanche Creek the road begins to ~~" ns vious PRESETS: . ~ ‘\, § Easy ay nea tears down the cars, laboring limb to Logan Pass : itty] in America. Te erh He a : Pa “Undoubtedly I am unrea- . : ee lessly, so that each deta} will te The maximum grad¢ k gre xrent ft an} If you are short of F ana pean bce cages or vend une requires a TIRE CHARGE ACC The assistance of a pair of hands Twelve miles of road are required oe No ge. as cunning and a mind as es make the climb to the ames No r tape. dela y- as their own is given them ne Reeves Dutton, a racing mechanic | whose ability is summed up | : Cooper, laconically as “the best,” lendid frame for Heaven's Peax, He is the one who assembles ies one of the most distinctive mous- tiny parts of the motors, regard- tains in the park. A stone parapet . ~~ hy Sect byt (is placed at the outer edge of the spect ire. sonable in my demands,” said this real estate man when he came in. “I want a tune] through soO1vd Sune! eR tu . the performance, comfort Two windows provide int a sl autiful meadew on uy 2 i and appearance of an expen- ths r : sive car—and I want the fine quality of materials and construction thar will make these advantages lasting. Yet ventilation and make 2a ; " eons “a mars ay OEE PNET IH ns Nant hg ® Cea area It - A a “Ai ae Sy er ne, ee, ee) . i eran ve Hix gesagt hepa Pay 2m ‘ iia tenth ies miei; acs m PF: eng te se 54 oe ed par a oat pile. ee a ee Eee re ee uly Sen mh RE. Aa in Anipietpenn ge Hie veh adios . aabincais wey x ne faba iN pea ti in Ses it "i ata ae eee iin Dabs. Cate ee De ‘ 4 ; > é 5 ae . f >Hi "7° mn gc i we e vs , me ett die teen esa eta one Shite BA GERBER ut as . — 8 meriryy — . ° tht — nae é NA “ i “ ee 5 Careless road at all sheer declivities. | Groun . ul : a en [don't w ant to invest a lot ea We will parse for the a ae mothing lees than sac;j. Numerous parking places provide cannot be secured vontrac | of moncy.”’ - oe poy: i - ; parking spots where motorists may let for completion of th elite da | W Sali : ote _ Towering over the slighter builas linger and drink in the magnificet.t road | | ben informed that the two a Sf B® fellow workers jx Pei. views. Glaciers. end falls and ccs-| The junction o! ntais door sedan sold for $925 t.o. b. Lansing he lifted his evebrows.’‘Hmm,”” he said, “nice lines. What kind of body construction?”’ ‘Kreis, who has been selected a« | cades fed by them, are constant’y | Road with Blackfeet . ong of the drivers of the Marmon ‘in sight, as are many peaks sup- six miles beyond Roe« Creek Can 68 Specials. Although one of the porting large snow fields Wile | Ground and near St. Mary th younger drivers, Kreis is well flowers. variousiy tinted strata of Autoists may turn north to versed in the science of racing and has Proved himself an hot mountain meadows complete the Dermott, to Canadians Pupil at the hard school of ex- spectacie. Words cannot describe Or they may tur 2 Periente in the same that Makes this masterpiece of nature, us Medicine Chalets and a | voung men old and keeps old mer be seen to be comprehended fore reaching Two Medicin: young. Logan Pass will give even the tion. thev mav turn eastward _After long ©xperience in the un. most blase traveler a thrill. With- 4 modern highway to Great sented ~~ ving pabtic cele than “ Stable seat of a motorcycle racer, in easy Walking distance are the gnd points east: or they mav con- 5 eee mines we me ethan. eben § os Ge ee: Sec er meur has brought his Hanging Gardens of Hidden arene tinue past Two Medicine Junction i hind it. For two ycars it was thread- EN Se recta wegen ee oe rout rauiny {2 the imposing Glacier Park Hote jad the nn na hap eed a—ae fie FF ar- leads from tn pase io val at Glacier Park statio | Bak fe mon, ‘Cooper, Krei Park chalets, a distance of eight .onsidered by manv t: > oo SG the gauntlet of exacting : onsidered by maz tests on the General Motors Proving 3 BPE PX He Ts “ & ‘a et ee Te . a “| tee S13, ‘ — ’ the earth's crust. and beautiit Many Glaciers Hotel on La] vq Before the new Oldsmobile was pre- rugged power... quietness combined with ease of operation— — All in a six whose stamina is a mat- ter of engineering record! Naturally, it has emphasized the bril- Fisher construction,” he the Marmon miles. and is fer the entire dis- word in rustic ar li . « ° was informed ‘Selected is tance only a few hundred feet be pa rs. Ground. ..1,177,000milesofwearing, _liant styling achievement represented handniadil-oind conel elon . F q ; | low the Continental Divide. Moun- hetieeae th , ie a \ sia _— tearur ig use! im the new Oldsmobile-Fisher bodies. arawooe an stecl that— Naturally, it has caused amazement thatacarofso many basic superiorities could offer in addition so many items of equipment. “Yes, I know,"* he inter- rupted. “I've read Fisher advertising and know what that means."’ tain goats and Bighorn sheep are (usually to be seen by those using this tral Another trail. follows the gt neral course of the road te between Belton and station. is now Asa result, the new Oldsmobile brings dks ents to buyers those fine car So i ae * Going-to-the-Sun chalets. time the iountTain Road qualities which have in ERA BE Continuing from logan Pass,| ready for travel. Many motor | the past been available 5 wae the visitor will be astounded at “!) no doubt make the return ti , only at higher prices— >. 7 i to Belton o oe ere wane ata ” TWO-DOOR SEDAN "oZ5 f.o. b. Lansing In a few minutes he was at the wheel of an Oldsmobile headed toward one of his subdivisions. The road was far from good. “I have never ridden in a more comfortable car, he exclaimed. “*! thought tharonly the biggest “ars could ride like thys.”’ Find out for yourself thet reasons for the new vogue —high speed combined that hascaused thousands with steadiness... true : and thousands of buyers to smoothness combined with “““* “* ond spare mre 6b cose the new Oldsmobile. the different tvpe of countered east of the Continental! | Divide Engleman spruce, balsam _ftr. blue spruce, aspen and lodge- /pole pine predominat: The for- est is not So dense as that west of the Continental Divide, and for Logan Pass that reason wild flowers are more , been surface: 7 ‘Grading s pr completed on the remaining ) tniles Funds | - — aie are availiable fa mpleting ras | . tion , ing and surfacing th Vs LO j owen” GLO-LAC!] 2 fl Week of * under contra: en PRODUCT O F GENERAL MOTOARS Dieted in the autumn of : s | The Lacquer Supreme i | A FACTORY FINISH ON YOUR CAR | cae Wi MEATY section of , vieaoe : 4035 LINDELL BLYO. forest en- eerieenttiietee et ee , ON RD ye | ye i ee ee mi oe Ne y. ee ie ph eetry WB bd GR hs pis ee easier ; . ee esenat sy $i gs igen dee aay Gen ae a VO hae YT A i sail in ae SANNA ADS Phage aia La ni fabbdy pe ris sng See bad 2. kes “paths % Urals D : \ yewe tee a : eee 2233 LOCUST BLVD. GArfield 1166 LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR COMPANY ALTHORIZED DEALERS: Mountain road has heer When he was told that a set of four Lovejoy hydraulic ee - pe eee r it ais a He AR eae: SATE - » a) pal io es Pe gia aay # 2 ind SY oe yer tes de Aa cit ite eige ee ree this section three miles to Going. ay $6 from Blackfeet Junction to o | O Oo to S mile beyond Roes Creek. Co: tre ® Will be let next spring to extend $I 5.00 to-the-Sun chalets and to surfac: the stretch that is at present grad A genuine nitro-cellulose jac. | ed only. quer job on your car at the ; above low prices. All autemo- bile manufacturers are using nething but lacquer teday ‘n painting new cars. It is believed completion of this read will revolutionize motvur trav. el over the whole Northwest. At present there is no automobile road connecting the east and west side« = ae of the park. and motorists m<«: tinish you Tr. On Fy : : . ee gee eo more colors slightly extra, — |ff *'P their automobiles by freight from one side to the other. Whi: GLO | 3327 B the freight charge is considerab:- aes », '@as than. usual! charge for su. COMPANY OF MISSOUR! st St. B service, experience has proven tha! —~--~ ‘it motortete wll nor geo where ag Cannot drive their cars. Take advantage of this . tunity and let us put a factory DeVOY-REINHEIMER MOTOR co. 3745 Page Ave. JERRY MUELLER MOTOR CO. 8800 Olive Street Road St. Louis, Mo GREBE MOTOR CoO. 1645 S. Grand St. Leuis, Mo 1GOU MOTORS. Inc. 2922 N. Grand Av. KINGCHESTER MOTOR CO. 4576 Manchester Av. St. Leuis, Mo St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Ma. 321-3235 E. Breadway Aiten, fil TUCKER-ROHRBACH MOTOR CO. 3657 Gravois Av. St. Louis, Me _ _JACO MOTOR CO. 1829 “D” Set. Granite City, Ill COLBERT & GUSEWELLE MOTOR Co. 104 W. Vandalia St. Edwardsaville, [ii. MAUVUER MOTOR CO. 1013 St. Lewis Av. E. St. Lewis, Ill MAUER MOTOR CO. 605 E. Lockwood Av. Webster Groves, Mo KNAB MOTOR CO. 325 W. Main St. and 105 N. Illineis St. Belleville, fil. 14-16 First St. OLDS MOTOR WORKS, ST LOUIS WHOLESALE BRANCH. LOCUST AT 23D fen & YY 2 O F MARSHALL-CHILDRESS-GREEN MOTOR LARNER MOTOR CAR CO. 5180 Deimar Bivwd. St. shock absorbers came with the car as standard equip- ment, he was quite surprised. Returning through traffic he tucked Car ince a scant co. LOWE MOTOR COMPANY parking space at the curb, Collinsville, Il. one FRED H. SMITH out and said, “J never thought I'd find ic— | but I have. This car meets Louis, Me = every requirement I need and want. I'm sold!"" Come take that drive today. Woeoedriver, Il. LO WwW ek Be _

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— - Reject the Color Bling. - nh examinations for uriving in Washington, p. 2 t of the applicants are Colo: d and unable to distinguish ¢ en the green or “go” light red or “stop” signal, al) Colo : d applicants are rejected, og drivers found to be sae nguish between lights a to: wed to renew the Hécusae A \i{ Wy, \ S =~, = = — Superior to Nickel Plating e this wonderful fi ' auto parts. ae applied to ES NOT a | TARNISH E 2 RAIN SPOT Es OR WEAR OFF : Oo metal . ing . oa ui Lay 7 pA "bright, RT PLATING WORKS 1 Locust CEntral 2455 — Ee 4 > ae. ——, ; i — ‘ Your Premises SH or TERMS uly Small Initial ent of $10 Down Specially Priced Brick Garage or the Month of } and | Workmanship Used lindiiy: inspect your e under absolutely Co. Nite Phone Lindell 0507 ee am unrea- lemands,"’ tate man “T want comfort an expen- it etn ‘tals and vill make sting. Yet vest a loc tthe two for $925 lifted his he said, ; kind ‘of Was at smobile of his ad was ¢ never ES ee a $11,500,000 of $75,000,000 Tt “pond issue showing the progress of 4 BY is classes of road construction Se rors > a 4 sees ae just issued by Chief Engineer ‘oH. Cutler of the 7934. Figs He od ' #9 the authorized State system and park _ gested areas around St. Louis and - Kansas City. Mr. Cutler -number of » asked concerning the possible pro- The ,statements enclosed show of. LOUIS POST-DIS “UNDER BOND ISSUE SHOWN Would Go for Relief of ‘Traffic Congestion. " mentative expenditures under the © proposed $75,000,000 Missouri road : yultaneously is contained in @ State Highway Department. The table shows the distribution of the combined funds realized from the proposed bond issue and current revenucs available from the gasoline tax, auto registration and Federal aid. It carries through to 1937 and shows the completion of most of the work by the end of The total sum available, accor« jing to the estimated figures, for all lasses of road- building would be $168,735,310, which is divided a3 follows: $108,471,087 for the 7640- mile State system and refunds, $4,- 790,000 for the 300 miles additional - connections, $40,000,000 farm-to-markct supplementary highways. and $11,500,000 for con- In his letter to division engineers, stated: “I find that a questions are being gram if the $75,000,000 bond issue earries next fall. Iam being asked how soon work will start on the various new roads which will be authorized by this amendment, and the rate of completion of the pres- ent system. “In the work adjacent to St. Louis and Kansas City, you will note that we have estimated only PATCH At Lambert Field Air Mail Week Opens Tomorrow, Av- tenth anniversary inauguration of the air service, begins tomorrow. slightly more than two years ago. the last few the service is the prime heason for the increase, but another important element has been the greater pos- sibilities offered in the last six months by the air mail service by virtue of the establishment of new contract routes in all parts of the country. The St. Louis-Chicago route, in- cidentally, may soon be changed slightly to include East St. Louis. Frank H. Robertson, president of the carrying company, and H. J. McNally, traffic manager, con: ferred Thursday with postal offi- cials about extension of the service which would give Est St. Louis patrons a later closing time for posting letters. Under the present system, the East St. Louis air mail closes at noon and is shipped across the river by train. To obviate that ne- cessity it was suggested at the con- ference. that the air mail planes could stop at Parks Airport, south of East St. Louis, and pick up the East Side mail before heading for Chicago. Should that plan be adopted, it is likely that St. Louis mail will also be put on the planes on the East Side, since the Parks field is only 290 minutes drive from the postoffice and the run to Lambert- St. Louis Field is twice that long. about $1,090,000 a year up to and | including 1933: this is based upon | our experiehce that securing) right-of-way in the vicinity of the | cities is usually a slow process, | and about $1,000,000 a-wear is all | that We expect to use for the first three or four vears. “We appreciate, of course, the fact that nothing is fixed about , this program, as the bond issue | amendment does not require one | thing ahead of another except that | preference should be given/to the | completion of the present system. | ap- way proximately may idea of the the funds will be expended.” Volunteer circulators of road | bond petitions to be used in plac- ing the proposition on the ballot in the November election have obtained more than 44,000 names. according to tabulation of returns/| made this week. lof the De Should the Parks field be used by the mail, it would also be possi- ble to put in a motor-cvcle courier service by which the East Side in- IR mail week, commemorating of the mail A spe- cial appeal for added poundage for the occasion has been made by the The second year of the mail line has proved reasonably successful, with approximately a 20 per cent increase in poundage registered in months as compared with the same months of 1927. In- creasing satisfaction of users witf the greater speed possible through dustrial firms of the Tri-Cities could take advantage of the mail line. Mail Pilots Relax by Fiying. Like the mail carrier who went walking on his vacation . days. “Bud” Gurney and Leslie Smith, Robertson woeeage= B Corporation, air mail pilots, go for airplane trips operators of the net. Louls on their Sunday afternoons. Last route, which began operations Sunday they flew to an island in the Missouri River near its mouth, and spent the afternoon fishing and trying out the new revolvers with i} which they are equipped. The trip to the island and return took them only 40 minutes. By the au- tomobile and boat it would have been at least three hours. From Wichita in Five Hours. Frank Wigton and Claude Ster- ling of Parks Airlines flew two new OX-5 Travel-Airs from Wichita to Parks Airport last Wednesday in slightly more than five hours. Thursday, Claude Vermilya, a former student instructed in flying by Sterling, stopped at the field in a Waco-Ten on his way from Kan- sas City to Muncy, Pa. On the pre- vious day, Barney Zenerly of Mar- shall, Mo., visited the field in a Waco-Nine with William Kay, a student who is taking cross-coun- try instruction. ' Snow Delays Flyers Two Days. “Red” Jackson, nied H. L. Grandy, a student of the Von Hoffmann Aircraft Corpora- ‘tion school, to Three Lakes, Wis., last week, in Grandy’s new OX-5 day. The trip northward was de- layed when they two days in Wisconsin. Jackson reported that on his first day at carrying passengers at Three Lakes, Grandy netted $75. Takes Camera Men in Plane. In addition to his duties as chief instructor in the Robertson Flying Service School, Dan Rob- ertson has completed several pho- tographic missions in the lust week,’ piloting cameramen “ver various sections of St. Louis. Some of the pictures were taken for a nationally known advertising agency of Philadelphia. —_——— Col. Brockman to Return From Cuba Col. Phil Brockman, president Motor Car Co., a brief vacation Luxe who has been on in Havana, Cuba, is expected to re- furn to St. Louis next week. During from St. Louis, Col. Brockman was virtually unanimously re-elected to be presi- dent of the St. Louis Automobile Dealers’ Association at its annua! cenvention and election, held at the Marquette Hotel, Monday nic zht, Mav 7. his absence = as Te No red tape. No delay. Firestone, Goodyear and other Standard Makes at ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES Easy Pay ments If you are short y Ready Cash, open a TIRE CHARGE ACCOUNT. Get your | ' N. 7 3 tires AT | ONCE and | GOODYY TRADE IN YOUR ‘ide while Lmovemsomns] if USED TIRES you pay. | We will allew you for the Un- Store open | ae tak. DUNLOP. Fisle Evenings and Sunday. , itl MP rica LS Fisk Firestone? EAR | 2710 Washington JEfferson 0673 | Oe “er Apologize =. for Your Car/ ON'T dri Ideal for ferniture, household and industrial of colors. that is dingy and out of date. Of course the engineruns like a top—but people don’t know how it runs. But everybody knows how it looks. You don’t need to spend fifty dollars or more to have it repainted. Get some Steelcote Rubber Auto Enamel and do it yourself. You'll be proud of the job—smooth — lustrous — beau- tiful. Brush marks simply can’t show. Even if you have never painted a car before, you'll | boast of the job Steelcote Rubber Auto Enamel is different | from ordinary paint or lacquer—it contains pure para rubber. It goes on right overold | paint, enamel or lacquer and stays on —goes on smooth and stays smooth. It dries ready for use in just a few hours, It is absolutely impervious to steam, road oil, gasoline, etc.— that ruin ordinary automobile —— finishes, Its protection is as great as its beauty. ; “i § Dealers have color charts showing dozens chart and intermixing instructions. Repaint it yourself—or specify Steelcote at the paint shop. E MANUFACTURING CO., Sc. Louis, U.S. A. anes of Fine Enamels, Paints, Varnishes, Waterproofings, etc, 4 y | ve a car you are ashamed of—a car u do. . write us direct for art color i ©1928 i | Memphis and Dallas and U. S. 75 , service and gasoline filling stations, ,are to be found every | motorists are advised to drive-carc.- nhighways, battlefield, trip to Galveston, bathing and deep-sea fishing mey Tamiami 1 hard-surfaced roadway actoss the State miles, is opening reduces the present motor- and Miami. coast with Miami, Beach on the east coast. | Tamiami Trail, final southern extension of the fa- RUBBER AUTO ENAMEL 4 Paisit from the Rubber Tree” from Quebec and Montreal to the Gulf known as the Scenic Highways, the present ter- minus of which is St. !May Motorists to Tour to Houston for National Convention Specia] to the Post-Dispatch, HOUSTON, Tex., -May 12.—Mo- torists from every state in the Un- ion, more than ever before gatk- ered at a national convention, will pilot their cars to Houston in June, to be on hand when the Democratic candidate for the chief magistracy is nominated. Excellent roads, such as the Lin- coln Highway and the National Old | Trail route from the East, Federal 'highway 66 from Chicago, the Lee (and Bankhead highways from from Dallas, lead to the convention city. Ample accommodations for who* accompa- | Eaglerock, returned by train Tues- | were snowbound | ene Re ee the tourist, such as camps, hotels, few miles along the route, The New York motorist will fol- low the Lincoln Highway to Phila- delphia and proceed to Baltim»r2 via the old Baltimore pike. A de- tour may be made from Baltimore to Frederick, allowing a visit to the national capital, over the old Baltimore-Washington turnpike and the Susquehanna trail, a dis- tance of 81 miles. The National Old Trail, Balti- more to Wheeling, leads through some of the most picturesque mountain country in America, but fully around the turns and to de- scend the grades in second gear. Fine, wide highways, mostly paved, lead across Ohio, Indiana and IIli- nois. Leaving Chicago, the motorisz+ ‘will take Federal highway 066 | (State route 4) via Joliet, Bloom- ington and Springfield, to St. Louis: from St. Louis, Federa) highway 61 leads to Memphis; Federal highway | 70 to Little Rock and Hot Springs, |67 to Dallas, and 75 into Houston. | The route from Cairo to Dallas is | @ter the famous Lee and Bankhead | the section from Little |} Boek to Arkadelphia skirting the | ridge of the Ozark Mountains. Or the motorist wishing to visit | New Orleans and drive along the | beautiful Gulf coast to Houston. | may leave St. Louis on Federal 61. follow State route 49 to Jackson. | Federal 51 to New Orleans anJ Federal 90 to Houston. Many attractive drives await the motorist at Houston. San Jacin:+> now a state park, °5 miles out of the city, is available by a magnificent hizchw ay. A side where salt-water | be enjoyed, can be made over per- | tectly paved roads, — Trail Through Florida Open to Travel The treacherous Everglades of | Florida have at last been conquere4 | by Engineering skill. United States Highw ay $4. a new from Naples to Miami, 13 completed. Its official ng mileage between St. Petersburz The cities of the west are automatically brought nto intimate trade relationship Key West and Palm The new highway is termed the and completes the oe eo eee = nous international route southward Appalachian Petersbure. PEERLESS CHIEF FINDS EUROPE WANTS U.S. CARS Foreigners Demand Greater Operating Economy in Autos, Zimmerman Says. es The demand fo American-built cars of proved economy is still on the increase abroad, according to Walter Zimmerman, export man- ager of Peerless Motor Car Cor- poration. Zimmerman, who returned last week from a trip overseas, studied business conditions at first hand in 10 countries of Europe and estab- lished Peerless distributers in Bel- gium, Germany, Czecho-Slovakia and Austria. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1998. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 16 foreign countries, in some of bores far smaller than those of any in the company’s history. Olds Retail Sales PAGE 3 mae — — houses are | cars built in this country. pegs during — totalled o- S popular American-| “Yet, in spite of our more pow- ? 11,089 smobiles. This was an ~— car. erful motors and larger bodies, the Show big. Increase increase of more than 3000 care found that the European car | mass production possible in the LANSING. Mich., May 12. —|over the March shipments, which buyers demand two things of the cars America sends them.” Zim- merman said at the tory last week. The it is in America. can motorist is Small tt is a pense abroad. “Consequently, the heavy ual mileage per more of a gallon Peerless “The first is value that will enable our cars to com- pete with those of foreign make. second is operating economy. “We must never forget that fuel | is far more costly in E urope than While the outlay for gasoline of the average Ameri- | comparatively | item insistence | upon having cars that show unus- even | Europe That | sales factor in than it is in our own country. is the reason why the largest sell- Was a record, at that time. great American automobile factor- has set new ies enables cars like Peerless to compete successfully with those | made in England, France, Ger- many and other European coun- | nounce. tries, where cars are still largely | biles made by hand.” sold Again ‘Oldsmobile thigh production and shipment rec- ‘ords, officials of the company an- The for a minimum of 12,000 carm fac- number of Oldsmo- shipped was the manufactured, during April andia 590 largest per cent increase over ‘sales of the sme eee a ee DIVIDENDS ASSURED! ON YOUR VACANT SPACE 00 BALANCE IN 24 MONTHS Pay No More Garage Rent CASH LIKE RENT | FREE! CX- | Places a Permanent (Non-Sectional) Peerless is now represented in ing foreign-built cars are those of | small ONE GOODYEAR TIRE AND TUBE Sen-buit cars are thowe of PERFECT BUILT GARAGE With Every Garage or Porch on your premises The Superior Auto iia aa A A NEW SUPERIOR PROCESS Will Not Chip, Peel or Crack— All Cars Painted $10to $15 GENERAL AUTO REPAIR Dent’ and Fender Work Top and Trimming Superior Auto Refinishing Co. 5173 EASTON Ordered During May Frame and Brick Garages, Porches and Porch En- a Br: . closures. Remodeling and Repairing. Gar E. L. RIDKER CO. Builders of “Perfect Built Garages and Homes” 4054 West Pine Blvd. Lindell 9350-0589 PArkview 4280-W Without any obligation to me, please send me view ear a PP fase Ere paeas ae rd vow : e ' . om i's | « ¥ -« Be ipo Phones : ’ -a Successful Six now winning Even Greater Success vi vi a 2-DOOR SEDAN */45 eature The May manufacturing schedule. calls Retail sales of Oldsmobiles @r the first four months of 1928 show the period last year. ims more information on the items checked below: Open All Day Sunday for Reservation 2 Tri Ay ; Garages Stop in—look one jobs a er. . “_ is neces- Si NAMC wereseeeeseses er eereess sseee[] Repairs sary to appreciate our class of work. “4 . ” NSPECTION INVITED Your Car Will Look New Addeess ssrceccecceeesPhone......[]} Porches - - found in no other low-priced szx Combined in the New Series Pontiac Six are scores of advanced engineering features. Every one is important. Every one contributes to the impressive quality of the Pontiac Six. Three of these advancements particularly are worthy of special consideration, because they are basic advantages found on no other low-priced six. First, in offering bodies by Fisher, the Pontiac Six brings to the low-priced field not only the style and smartness, but also the luxury, roomi- ness and staunchness of Fisher design. Embodying the G-M-R (General Motors Re- search) cylinder head, Pontiac combines * ‘ os * amazing smoothness and silence with econ-| omy of operation, using ordinary gasoline. : And providing the thermostatically-controlled cross-flow radiator, it practically eliminates losses of water and alcohol and assures the proper temperatures for highest efficiency. Bodies by Fisher—G-M-R Cylinder Head— Crossflow Radiator . . . here-are three big features that no buyer of a six in Pontiac’s class can afford to overlook. If the New Series Pontiac Six offered no other exclusive advantages, it would still hold its rightful posi- tion as the world’s finest low-priced Six. Coupe, $745; Sport Roadster, $745; Phaeton, $775; Cabriolet, $795; 4-Door Sedan, $825; Sport Landau Sedan, $875. OPEN SUNDAY E. A. HATFIELD, President ST. CHARLES SALES CO. St. Charles, Mo. FLORISSANT MOTOR CO. Florissant, Mo. MUELLER MOTOR CO. Lucas and Hunt Road PRODUCT OF Oakland All-American Six, $1045 to $1265. All prices at factory. prices—they include lowest handling charges. General Motors Time Payment Plan available at minimum rate. Check Oakland-Pontiac delivered MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY OPEN EVENINGS Phone JEfferson 3542 2801 LOCUST STREET BENNETT MOTOR CO. SHUBERT MOTOR CO. HOPE MOTOR CO. TRIANGLE AUTO CO. 104 W. Lockwood Ave. 8209 Gravois Avenue Madison, Granite City and Venice, Ill. 1 Graveis Avenue Webster Groves, Mo. HORSTMAN AUTO SALES ANGELICA AUT O. ~ a a 5841 Delmar Boulevard WHITE BROS. AUTO CO. wardsville, lith & St. Louis Ave., East St. Louis. Ll. 2727 3. Jetterson MEYER BROS. AUTO CO. SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES IVORY AUTO CO. MICHELLETTE Belleville, Ill. 4937 Natural Bridge Avenue 7805 Ivory Avenue s. For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service Phone JEfferson 3370 GENERAL MOTORS > Pk we ae ee ” « oe ealad a arn ee ‘ Tats. Pee aren te, ELE RE ne 1 SENS os prea sae tt Gee ee - . : pie walk se 4 Sa ye uke Roe ee ee ee eS Medes. ER DE > eget oA heh a : : ARI Ma ; , Sith gut tat MIL DATA -ONeetiny Me se a ~ - iy - ro ini " “CRA seperti, SP i iat lpg! me nye oy eg: ae, » . " “ F " vince aja — pier ; ~i “ seats ae rm = ac . ssn we tL Sadie ee 4 ne . sid < rcmal on! Ct spaladeg - ae sip apa” ates ee Bs fy — 1 0. ante sn ar elle c oaee as si prs ae aE da ae: Take oe se P FORINT P 2 wnt ay a Sire a) K a etm Oe A lg ahh Se ee, Se 4

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PAGE 4 WHIPPET OUTPUT FIRST QUARTER | SETS NEW MARK | forest and bright glades. of ong ee SL AROIEE I 5 tt pre OR OO OR mee ee a Lolth -~ * * > Sgt lps Aaake: sonar. , Pr te Oe ee ee as x wee " f Pua s cos April production of Willys-Knignt the cree x which runs alongs and Whippet fours and sixes topped | base. Farther along, past Pr Snenee wi Sik ad ar Ran beni aiad ata) oe sel See “ wht ‘ wipe 7” * > sgl VAS oe vise ee Rie te, sy ihaelleditiad - s 4 as PV “tare m pS sos ches, ees . ere: ee / Lage Ce St. Ge the highest month in the history of Willyvs-Overiand with a total pro- duction of 38,500 cars. This repre- | « = tat oy es oe “ See ee : ‘ eR ARE RULIA gin se ag a Sf “- * 08 Saye es PREAH. 5 gO IB OO Se 2 aaron oy . + br sae ¥ , ants * ol - *: er Ge i ee i 2 7 aR di 2 andi Nee ae : Ai AS te His” mide, sate games: PME IE sone = eon LEPNGY Bas jl NPIS age production on the 76,698 cars built; Wild Horse Creek road merces. i traveling over the in this.perlod, of $36 per car. nae In January Willys-Overland pro- | New Duco for Planes “tt ste re . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH '4 TOUR OVER WILD Continued From Page One. LONGER LIFE FOR | —— HORSE CREEK ROAD ~yRS NOW OBJECT )\__ A LOCAL CELEBRITY BUYS A CAR | far down in the valley, and of th iid ithe summit of a ridge. then takes 'a shaded dip down into the valley. , , niger :| OF AUTO MAKERS . : * ‘distant blue hills about the Mis-( y-.-).. a,,, ~ ’ Combined Production of Fours) .|.-i river The road pow follows , ¥ eLicies Should Stand Up for and Sixes and Knight Line Was 38,500 Units. 10 Years, Say Falcon- Knight Officials. } On the right is a leafy, bould strewn hill that rises sheer from sd ~) - * ¢i metrical cleft in the wooded hill, | will aa ee with the stream, crossing it and :{S period tha . ~~ Ts * 3 +? . oe — > " a *- .* . ’ * » erry sa Lie } ranc le S many Lime = Ye ALS . 1 la = or ] Ad Vis sents nearly 50 per cent of total Diets taskare that } production for the three preceding | oe months, officials of the company | declared this week in Toledo, This announcement was made a mile or two. of De Now the full spell of the coun- their Pp j try comes upon one. | boulders lie in -the shaded bed of! period o ; . - } Moss-zrown/ a car that would | ~ » « ; . — | 2d is or darker-hued evyl- ws ’ but before Federal taxes and SP©-' man who would work, but for he F cial rebate deductions which were who would linger and dream. ious tanta which charged off in this quarter. This The return to St. Louis is made) Fi rht 2 irs are undergoing. shows an average profit per unitof over Olive Street road, into which | th. mast sind Cues : : | oped by the du Pont pliant for use! the other five are operating as ef- | tour April production exceeded March | On airplanes. A series of new col-i ficiently as thev did the day th by nearly 4000 units and with or-! ors i: t ders for 35,000 cars for Mav d »- | developed, made especially for air-/ , cmpany’s huge plant livery, the situation is considered| plane use and, it is believed will! ©. These care wil’ t by company executives as highly! provide the greatset Visibility and‘ tests inds finitely, according to of-| 10 miles wide. Except for the out- . . ? ' 7 “ this material has also been; came off ; Is raf P ~ yo . ? . —_ — _ - 2 ss ea me ’ a — = oer totaled 25,744 and March reached, A special Duco has been devel- ‘ssary on three of the cars whiie; A giance at tne accOmpanying + | houn lies. thanks to the meander- , - I he assembly line at the; ings of the great rivers. Thecoun- in Elyria,i ty is about 50 miles long and for} : . : the | most of its extent is no 4 ‘¢ “ ae | ‘ ++ | of-the-way northern boundary, it is hemmed in completely by the ee es heetiee bos te Ree neat Ak RE GUI NE tite sa Bird Et 569 LOOP TE SAL a io os F : ' ihe siento itp Pn ? my Ried EON rr aE Oe Paes Fee e (3 aie eet y 7 aso ~ gigine ins ates ‘ . sain sen tbe t iN ae GT ay Soa Pg on f z m s oe hi As , i A as rt ee OR : fe 23 ° ; os Cat seis Wt tts ne 7 see > ors F uh af re bh at oe the wae: Rh. e 7 » en > pM . 1 Fo ay abe ee ge a eet ek eee . = ae 4 tee a beet , AS eh A otis Sle ies : _ ye Tt ie z ok. ia Y ae Fe a a h chaeg dete wae “a af i ‘ , ° - 2 4 * Be ates e mae ae we £ = saad z " ¢ ‘ a Reta te Prince Ag ‘S . Yer ee 2 ae A ge ae LD Ay) Magee aie f : Ae ie par ~ : Bey ” : + ae Hi 2 +, eee | : § : - . c Send y +4 ts ; x 2 BRAS A MW - my ie ea pl, at. x . ; } ’ — o 4 pe Migs te a. es ph s ics LR ae ae 4 i M: Pt ‘ ; re » oe Tee, | fe - Paes : : . its ye i it : : fi . x - a ET. : Se - ; wo wae ay ge ot at Ais ma a EP, by : eee, Cass jane Wer + A 4 . , : we ah Pie. rite 5. q ‘sy iz Pes . * . ea ee eS a 6 - i, 4 3 aS * 7 7s * : * €.5 ~ ~ + aa, Ss 5 £ 4 4 ’ » oo if : ey ig : ‘ . 3 4 a ¥ A \ Sa je é : ; oa ae = 3 pea) ee bd : a 2 & + re 2 % WEBER IMPLEMENT & AUTOMOBILE Co. 19th & Locust Sts. %U?"O8!L£ Disrrisurors since 1914 HUPMOBILE DEALERS IL.LINOI&« Bammend 1 i, mgstaon— Witchel Ma rine—Jos Pooh! Motor Hupmobile Corner ar Moter Ca. Petersburg—John Rofing Mat! con—Vattoon Veter Car Ca. Quiney—Hilgenbri Machine Shon Mount ¥ ernen——Dale Motor Resiclare—c. BR. So ward “pring field—Weineid Moter Sains trvside. Phantom whistles of the oid-time packets echo in the hits i Res ho — ’ Before the steamers were the flat- | : os 2 7 ’ | boats and cordciies. Ghosts of J Orca . Gern Eleetrie, fur-capped psoneers staik On the ja 5 ; ow Lis 3 | , shadow. banks Indian canoes Aute Ce.. 4601 Deimar Boul Washington—F_ J. Ernst ~ oe Ky.—Preseell Ante ta. Woed River—H. Mead Motor ina i Missigsippi and the Lllinois. Ths Father of Waters makes a great loop around the southern tip of receive the LllinolS a Then it heads eastward for Alton. sissippi in this stretch, helps make a lengthy point of Sst. Charles County. Calhoun can be entered from St. Louis only by means of fer- ; : tr % ¥. ~ Le iw; > ‘ries. The solid Diack line on | pleted concrete road on the East | Side, through Alton and Jerseyr- ville to Hardin—shown on the map | | _ | bY the dotted line. The pavement stretches from | Hardin to Kampsville in Calhoun i where it has been available on for the last few months. The rest | of the roads in the apple county tA : — le . ~ ~¢ te -~ 3) |} are of gravel, rock Or earth, a a on Daal ij hills give fin g and evs ' when there is some dust. T an} sha \ fords cause n0 rouble Ria rtin um > eneedometcr Lana & > ’ ~ ~~ Ais . pA set at zero at st end of th ~ 3 _ ~ = \- St. harles brids 1 log of the *~y a ! tour follows _ a we “4 600.0 Turn ris c Missouri No 94 | O35 4 Left on gravel county road at north edge of Bosher 63.3 Left turn 11.3 Right turn a lane, east ¢ ; . »% e i. Peruque station of the Bu ; lington 11.9 Landing straight ahead. 7 13.8 Right at crossroads. | | 14.9 Left at crossroads and fol- b | lA = ~ ¥ > H low telephone poles. 16.6 Turn right 17.0 Turn left in village 18.6 Brussels; straizht ahead 46.7 Turn right at “Kampsville sign. north of Hamburg and} Mozier i '54.1 Kampesville 64.3 Hardin, at county court- i house, jogging one block west, | 78.8 Turn left into road previous- ly traveled out of Brussels. | | 79.5 Brussels. | 81.0 Turn left on the second cf | two lefthand forks. ' | $2.0 Turn left at fork. ' .2 Left at crossroads. -5 Illinois River ferry west of) Grafton; follow the only ' road. ' | 91.1 Mississippi River ferry of. Grafton; follow the onty, road on Missouri side. ; 94.7 Turn right onto Missouri No. $4. | 104.0 West end of St. ' bridze ; ’ ; wee , Short stretches of the St. ; County roads near the | Sissippi River ferries would be | troublesome in very wet weather. | | a8 would some portions of | houn roads. The Golden Eagle s i a Charles | | ferry ordinarily leaves Peruque at |; Sand 10 a. m. and 2, 5 and 7 p. m. | SI ’ ry 34 M4 ' daily. The [Illinois River boat, | » t ¢ i whose owner lives hard by, runs | at any time there is a call. The, one at Grafton crosses frequently in daytime and occasionally after dark. Tolls for these three ferries and the round trip over the St. | Charles bridge amount to about $4. $ 3 {a , aepending on the size of the party LOL AN EN oe ne es em At Hardin there is steady ferry | Service. On pleasant Sunday aft- } ernoons, Strings of cars are wait- | ing on either side to get across. The stern biuffs of the three rivers loom up on this tour. now ; ON One side. again on the other | The moOtorist’s thoughts gO back so Gays of steam boating, iong ) berore automobDiies invaded this otherwise quiet, picturesque coun- - 4 were the first craft here. when thi / Was an iniand fastneéss Is that. sound water eplashing on the rock. | . 1] mass disappeared a week oor s0/ map shows how queerly Cal-/! Calhoun, flowing almost north to. t Grafton. | 1 The Missouri, paralleling the Mis-| thea | i. +s ~ , oe om £e ~ ay . shores, or is it the deft paddling of ? > | cOppery braves. ’ tent for supplies and the marke ing Of its orchard product. The ,+e?7 Co nme rece of the li Lit TO’ nDS—e i) i even the casual visitor can hard! fescape noticing ~-this—all center wt. | 7 i ~ rhe Tyrie of : ona around apples. pri elgen news are to Wal} Strangely enough, Calhoun to this day is dependent on steam boats from St. Louis to a large ex- thans. Grimes Golden and a score of other warieties, and the effect of | frost, wind and rain. are to Cal- | houn what the ticker and the for- Yi Your Your HUDSON ESSEX | (oo your car Exe@ Carburetion with a Schebler Model “S” Car- Basier starting all year ~ faster acceler- i ¥ Some idea of the remarkable ' igrowth of aviation since the) ’ | epochal! flight of the Wright Broth- ers un Dec. 17, 1903, may. be ob- tained frem the following brief outline of the position of the in- dustry today. A minimum of 3264 fPianes are operating in the United States. There are a total of 3584 pilots. Aj} : ' ¢ EST or enjoy your favorite sports amid the beautiful hills and streams of the Ozarks: fish, hunt or climb among the towering cragsq : Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado; marvel a | the breath-taking natural wonders of Utah; studs | the life of aborigines in the cliff ruins and puei ¢ los of New Mexico. a Business Man In the mountains you'll find a real vacati Time is money in busi- ness and I make sure my car is always ready for service by using Champion Spark Plugs. Equipped with free Conoco maps), = the motor tourist will findhisad-- ditional needs met at Conoco ser- : vice stations, where courteous at- oe ; tendants will inform him of road ' conditions, stopping places, etc. Watch for the Conoco si { acs means extra service from your car. CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY, | Producers, Refiners and Marketers | of high-grade petroleum products in Arkansas; Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Ne- : braska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, South 4 Champion is the betterspark plug because it has an exclusive silli- | manite insulator spe. cially treated to with- stand the much higher temperatures of the modern high-compres- ation ~ more power —better idling ~ patented solid copper : more miles per galion —top-notch per gasket-sealthatremains : Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington and Wyoming Coomeanne in ovary way. = a gas-tight un- A U TO M OTI VE der high compression. CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY : Special analysis elec- cAny or ail Denver, Colorado. Dept. 43. Ay : ELECTRICAL SERVICE CO, frodes which assure « sacfel, Send me your new FREE 1928 road mapa of the satay. snoneporates all driving conditions. —— — | r Arkansas [ ] Colorado [| Idaho [) Kansas = 22nd and Locust 1928 road ( Missouri H Sostane = Nebeaae tS New iene 2 SCHEBLER CHAMPION ze" | SetcSes bere 4 way Eee Spark Plugs you free Name re Theo Mechel by return Finest BUR RS Dependable for Every Engine maid... Acaress — 5 enero () t H ) h y Stix wire wheels $75 extra. t. o. b. Detroit. Rk. E. WEBER MOTOR CO. 5877 Deimar Boul. SiIMON-LOWRY MOTOR CO. 7423 Manchester Av. oeek decom: to ERVIN MOTOR CO. Granite City. Il. A. E. LONGENECKER Jeflerson City. Mo. y Five chassis—sixes and eights — prices beginning at $860. Car illustrated is Model 629, five-passenger Sedan, with 4-speed transmission (standard gear shift). $1985. All prices WEBER MOTOR CAR A ride m-a Graham-Paige 629 will reveal the beauty; smoothness, and swiftness of this fine six—and permit you to enjoy at first hand the delightfully new experience of driving with four speeds forward. We want you to enjoy this new motoring experience. 3 feaeph Litbed oo es » . + 5 Oo Frakaas b Satadin CO. ISTH AND LOCUST, Distnburers Associate Dealers BARRETT WEBER MOTOR CO. 2729 Nerth Grand Boul. WEBER MOTOR SALES CO. 5616 Gravois Av. LAYAYETTE GARAGE 2716 Lafayette Av. STAUNTON SERVICE GARAGE taunton, Hi. WATKINS MOTOR CO. Chaffee, Ma. =e 8315 Gravois Rd. BAXTER MOTOR CO. Witt, TL EASELEY MOTOR CAR CO. Macon, Mo.

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SIL.LUUIS PUSI- VISPAICH__ ere rere ee 1y Was 454 planes sin 19 7. commercial airlines, 24; reial air pice: pd tes, 7265 seilton tne yi, 7000 miles, al’ west pi mih istory / of 13 States | rite sports amid the ams of the Ozarks: 1€ towering crags of | é. Colorado; marvel at nders of Utah; liff ruins and pueb- a veal dabestéil : i ] Idaho —— C) Utah $$ nites a ! STANDARD SIX COACH $ REDUCED TO 995 perfected to new high standards of beauty, luxury, smoothness and power _SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1923 rt CCS SMOOTHER WITH USE The patented Willys-Knight engine has no valves to grind, no complicated mech- anism of springs, tappets and cams. Its simplicity of design insures results far beyond those obtainable from any other type of motor. Ineachcylinder, twosliding sleeves com- bine with the spherical cylinder head to form a perfectly sealed combustion chamber, effecting high uniform com- pression at ail speeds—and with any gas. J. M. LEDERER & CO., INC 3128 Locust Boulevard JEfferson 1698 HARTMAN & EICKEL 1903 Sidney Street CENTURY AUTO COMPANY 7500 Michigan Av. Riverside 1860 WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc., 23d and Locust s piliceninionncanttiniiaaieaiac nt OL. LOUIS FuoI-DISPATCH _ , PAGE 5 $ SPECIAL SIX SEDAN 1495 JI ' , ; . Sg | | N beauty of line and color, in artistry of finish, in luxury of appointment—the improved Willys-Knight offers everything that wins you to a fine Six. And still more important, Willys-Knight brings you the unquestioned superiorities of the patented double sleeve-valve engine, acknowledged by engineering ex- perts to be the simplest and most efficient of automo- bile power plants. Now, with the introduction of the new Standard Six at a record low price, Willys-Knight’s lightning pick-up, sustained brilliance, quick starting and marked economy are available to added thousands of owners. Experienced motorists who know the velvet smooth- ness, silent power and rugged stamina of this engine, have been quick to acclaim the finer Willys-Knight as 1928’s greatest value. Willys-Knight Sixes range in price from $995 to $2695, in the Standard Six, Special Six and Great Six divisions. Prices f. o. b. factory and specifica- tions subject to change without notice. Willys-Overland, Inc,, Toledo, Ohio. METROPOLITAN DEALERS ROSE MOTOR COMPANY A-D MOTOR CO., Big Bend Road at Clayton Richmond Heights, BLEDSOE MOTOR CO. 3406-10 N. Union Boulevard EVergreen 1028 DORN AUTO COMPANY 7013 Page—-3142 Morganford Road . CAbany 8527 1649 South Grand Avenue Hiland 1049 GRand 2400 GUSTAVSON GARAGE, INC. 1538 Tower Grove Avenue GRand 0270 FOrest 1564 KOHLER MOTOR CO. 5033 Delmar Boulevard ROEHRIG SALES & SERVICE STA. M. J. RYAN MOTOR SALES CO. Affton, Missouri Riverside 1560 3300 Madison Avenue TRi-City 1294 NORTHWESTERN MOTOR CO. 1416 19th Street == TRi-City 817 2500-08 St. Louis Av. TYler 2914 Granite City, Hl. SCHRAUT-BOONE CO., INC. J. H. MACHENS 3338 S. Jefferson Avenue Phone St. Charles 621 St. Charles, Me, PRospect 1265 East St. Louis Dealer PINE LAWN AUTO & ELEC. CO. HARDING MOTOR CO. a 6165-69 Natural Bridge Road 622 St. Louis Avenue EVergreen 7170 East St. Louis, Il. EAst 7306 - Kyte As nite inh wine Pee Fe ts ae we iE ., Pree ee re Wee =: ae d SE” SCR aS ee dd FRY i, wet ten ten eaeeieie se eee ae ne hire coh Ie: rigged ; - et ee Wie fa) Mente ? ; aap ee ee ee peed ee rane

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se baat yy 404 & sa” hee % 7 Wee togee PAGE 6 oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY. MORNING, MAY 13, 1925 eee ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PRR RCIRIR Fm + ERR te TWO MILLION | STANDARIZED PLANTS FOR PURITAN aR : . : 5S al | destroys their usefmme 4 -_ - - +h reyious yea©rs. S ] ] p S oOo | . 29+ AUTO OUTPUT 2.255022 « reaes|School Stop Sighs | “p20 SSM ANT GI ty a in he f1 { “Cie ‘ } ee _ CARS YEARLY | my ' = . > ; hae Ps . satiti eq in the first quarter L ‘ ~f . at coe placements for worn-out cars, 2c- & > 3 i~./.3 Was — mace & ‘Adi i ‘ cae : 4 : a lee the in Fusetry hy e irive r=e to ston. wi heft er any chil- 's .ige going to a bank _—— the industry was taken ’ : p - + 8 " 1d Fis- ) Bee! Same period last year, but was nO! |... rargest manufacturing industry. dren are erossin not, are not your auto payments Boe in eae cording to data in “Facts and Fi. rrer nae mages a - a. Re we 2 ! ire crossing Or re Bl as little as $22 week Yams mr. H. Grant, vice presi- 9 eas bile Industrr,”’ ee cama rn ae — : 250,000 new cars, it also was} es we i mand for American motor \ ehicies es SERS RO x 4 . = . livering at retail more than ou aes su cgree cE Noa ae g FF 1 used ears. ~ a I 4 ¢ sm , ‘hases outrsiae oe . ii Wse : H + abroad. These purcha U p 3 qe peat «ag made possible by a. CAD : ; ° : ~ ~~ o . ‘ a fy 5 tite . & 4 2% of the United States totaled 640,50? S : ae - T ac attitude toward the used com . a "Th: , tan ry . calsne ar | tetinan rerent eh elati ‘ Whe J eitan 7 ot. na } ine , 4% ais = > rs in 1927. This figure includes Ca- | Dhis © the malig pe of gasoline and oi! station recently adopted bx I uritan sigs orp., —_ P epic erected [gp fe so the part of both the auto- | with ‘4 ‘ ‘ahi iroughout the city. Adjacent to it 1 the new steel lubricating palace which has also been adopted standard {|8 - — =: 4 . shiic if eS: nadian production of motor vehi- sex — by th firs “This a } pla Twentv-t! | and P street oe = ace 8 > com — a — Seed equi n me TirmM. us rticuiar iant is at wenty-ti ang Fine streets. ; ae cles of American design supplyirg —* P Ta aES a (a tea ela ln aime sini ~ c i t said tomobile dealer } . | euercnam — pata saan ° sre the auto ile | eS > an market. The tots! : ar ; | : ¥ a t N t Pp ft k ll er igs the Canadian STANDARD EYE Oakland-Pontiac LA SALLE CAR Ps Until you get our INe rice aiter Making .you an alliow- ea y paid little attention to | py 44 he export of motor vehicies from the aka 4 A ¥ : e now an Pp ne output in those countries, was 518,- FOR MOTORISTS Of 1927 Schedule. PRESS AWARD [8 money and buy quailty iires pat weed care ate BENS See | oe sibisihaicaiasilinamitiabe, i r¢ of his Usiness. 7% i. -— 4 tion © «] Seeks: Un PONTIAC, Mich., May 12.—The} Roadster A Made by GoM. . eel alt the direct dealers’ fF i The demand for American trucks | —- R ] : Al] Qlakland Miotor Car 0 is Two and % 7 4% . R . T 2g : : ~ 1 Che roiet organization have manazre : 2 ; . -_ " . F« pea dita ai : : ae ,* 4 \ aa. iia ‘ ’ id sa . ‘ , { oe ee ~ Tm Pulations in Ai ’ é ; ; aie irxXperg, aiiea est C! ‘ anne i+ hich ! ; ie abroad increased 34 per cent last ror — one-half months : 1927 pert, a ee . * e mucoing equipment with which! Co. ag : 2 5S ‘ 4 tates. = Renee ai A 2 — YS "ae Ee ’ : a san ar in man- N BA. i" Year, andthe increase in moter. ea : | Goodgric ilvertowns peers oned car, im a man: | leh bash ee ef * seatiar to the factory. S| mang 3 » . Po FEF mor Sam ¢ ah « - ha _ + imiiat .O oes - = e Ss Wi A) ‘ we bale - > ° .~ ” "7 " — : &: : . : eeenen was 25 per o ; NEW YORK. May 12.—The eyes; fhe end of At ¢ of a La Salle road- [8 tl gone over from headlight to) the pa ; sk » “ ; = he. — . a } er al ' i oy Nest m dane 29% “ ; : > - Recognizing 604 gion ' ‘ 2 a . of A merica § ai tty ULE ' 24M 2 Die .) = - for the firs - ‘ —s r S ur at e Genera] M Tramec *" * vate bs a } igures this year for ine tirst This is the proj | ; = eMeTas 3106 a Tho reconditioned cars bear dent ot a ie te times includes subtitles translate] cjioht conservation COU I of i + + ( .ore ey Qi. t S ~~ S er na Alilfonra a . ads. > €. Tae’ showing that every | local . a eta ne Sy . Sana nic} —. orm ——* Ene te ee ee eer : a : ' Vic é wit r = 485 - - c : i as STi isis . > 4 a a mart a —— goto “sagt . &merica, with the purpose of har-/ a figure which 1927 was } M 1927, has hee a Seal part has been checked. They | Step ) 2 tees mong the new tables this vear SS is ern . wr sc brubaeages a ian - | eee om ] oe TS a eee monizing the existing state regula-| at? nti of J : ones " aon cae o is vv. Wiil asst = aa i VA . } ns na ota Yr? ‘ms ' . e . , ' : Rural registration increased 1¢ | UMtormity i fairness ' gate: peg Aae ee ee = ‘a em for a perfect reline, Night rl J (ee per cent, compared with 5 per cent Experi says Henry, “has/ mained a of A 1927 , and the award was |. | Service Until 9 P. M. Sundays Until 4 Ay . . . rf Tre fF fin Ii rot Are $hka ¢ c rT” }- a Ata - . —s ™ . £4 * ~ > > 75 — on + es 2 iis gain in motor registration for the | COnvinced traffic directors that a/ This advance was scor spite 6iv* aepartme! * : ‘Neon. : ae entire country. | visual test should be required of; the fact that product th T award ts accompanied - 2 F her’s, 4190 Delmar : | Z World registration of motor y2-/| Very applicant for a driver's ij-| Oakland All-American &s x a resenta c 3 ronze plag © ] Sas Lindell 6244 An hicles totals 29,505.000. | cense e r of | 1 s r trophies pre- [@ 7 +s Motor vehicle registration inj “What is wanted is a vis 4 s S: subject to current Federal excise > a ; own Sedan, $1695; Convertible Coupe (with tax. Chrysler dealers are " @ position to extend the CHRYSLE yee ee Tee JEfferson 3610 MC sere. 0 oa SOMES 1 Ta eae ae 1 convenience of time payments. - 99 MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc., 2621 Locust Blvd. SERVICE AND PARTS—3870 Washington Blvd. ODPL SILI LILI IIIIEIIIiiritiiiiriiitrililiInMiiiiiiiiiiiitillil litre = Lindeil 4000 el EE 1] LACQUER PAINTING Have Your Car Look Like New DENTS REMOVED FROM M BODIES AND FENDERS : ieet Oor Estimate Before (ing . huto Equipment Co. RAY WHITNEY. Mer. 3120 Graveis Av. me Largest in Seuth St. Legis Lo) \\\ \ \ aE ae F er : \\ \\( 4 (\ " \ j 7 5 - i ‘ ‘? \ 4 ith sat beset te betes Dil tse tawaleesarere ta? Taree heir | a bad Sd - oo teeth a See inn MAIL PRICES SMASHED! ae a i First Quality — » * * re so low before. At SQUARE STORE you can get ally known a STAR inferior makes NOW AND SAVE MONEY. +e ccces eae yg 31x5.25 13.95 33x6.00....... 15.95 m Pathfinder Cords. M33x41,...... 12.50 33x6.00 13.25 FISK CORDS ; : ae . es erate: oe “ny REN: ap A gh RN tiga Ra aA hy toe Ri gmt agate Wine den ; Pe eRge | f ‘ yee rg Matha tay ake ee ig METROPOLITAN DEALERS BROCK MOTOR CAR CoO rE a : ” E EL. S LAU MOTOR SALES Co M x s ) OLLMAN’S, East St. L 1! 7829 lvery Ave. Louis THREDE AUTO co. manga t. GRAF MOTOR CoO. er guson, — EAST SIDE MOTOR Co. CREVE COEUR MOTOR co. Granite City. TH Creve Coeur, Mo. au Sr dat Collinsville, Ii. BERNHARDT, NIEHAUS & co. CHAS. PROCASKY. Belleville, GERSON MOTOR co. Edwardsville -Iil. ANHEUSER & RUTM O'Fallon. Tl. JENNY MOTOR SALES Highiand, lil. il. ary Ty 1 32x414... 18.25 33x41, ... 18.45 a MAIL OF JERS GIVEN OF * > > 7 i+ . -— ~ *

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Fee destroys their usefulneas ie : 7 al ang qe ‘across the. street ‘thug “Mae QN USED CARS | gives better Protection to chilz. “If you keep on driving an auto- try roads at night always is one of| operate scores of cars and trucks ee oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PUNGRE MURNEND, SAY 16, 1926, __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH vf PAGE 7 nel a Ss SSS SSS iolent ce ee Satisfactory a : 4 T GIVES VISITED HERE Headgear Used by car fleet, has equipped himseifand| preparation for the ultimate dire General Tire & Rubber Co., test}in the headguard idea by way of! yf _L LS paar wahty feces Alto 5. yt a ~~ “ee ; oe Be Piso 3h I I, rina 6 pine a one ye) gn ae Seen AY gee a ek POS ce ig ine. es OR ed ? - “ F *2 : ee oh in ee athe oe Ce ar | RELL Oe se = : a a. un ow. ~ “PNR PePartaindahan st Me he eb ae; 4 ARRON ie ge bo ‘ sO Ta ey PL, ey a ae 04 3 i. ? sehateaedthieil aman dhaten indethakhetneiing ee at oduaed oes We yh MRA ee Bod, pobay “a 2 fa hh ete ae ee te eee er Sie

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(cum f is ay * *f Lat £. : ie 2) eo i te: ee § i +f if ie}: 4 ++ 3 fatal L ik meee 7 Se . x + 5 + & he "2 0) Gee 2% # ; ; ; Ba 03 on a it ae . hs Eee : 34 qt: . |i See HM Le ie : } ae ibe PR gbhe es ‘ ae i j } ‘i ce ¢ , a3? 4 ei i [Pe wie: i ee ; i. 2%! “ mY AH 7 i an q 5 elles en te MIMO: PRLS rags Ges 2 PAGES: ___ am —— 4216 EASTON AVE. __ ST.LOUIS POST- ne ee | a | AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE WORK © CYLINDER AND CRANKSHAFT GRINDING, REBABBITTING PISTONS, PINS, RINGS, VALVES, BEARINGS, GEARS, ETC. W&H MACHINE AND MOTOR PARTS CO. JE, 8484 ea. Along Auto Row Col. 2. H. Brockman Re-elected to Head aa @ New Models Now on Display PERMANENT-BILT” BUNGALOW===3 2 Years to Pay Oe sinse:Coat Gable 2 Jarge double windows in the 2-car size. 1} double window in the l-car size. 1 4-light glass service door. 2x4 studding, 2 feet on center. 3 2x4 rafters, 2 feet on center and well braced. : All lumber, mouldings, etc., used on the outside of building ‘ is the very best grade of Oregon Douglas Fir. Alley entrance doors are mill made, 13% inches thick, verti- cal grain Oregon Douglas fir; glass and panel; hung on box grail track and can be unlocked from the alley without going through yard service door. All lumber used in the construction of these buildings is all first-class, well seasoned lumber. : : All Doors Are Self-Locking and Guaranteed. $10 Down Roof Slate-Coat Roofing, GUARANTEED 10 YEARS. covered with extra-heavy D Paves TS i ee ee Alley Wew—2-Car Garage Literatuf Sent on Request Buildings on Display. C. Formerly 67°20 Ridge. e HE . eee - ss a 18 X 20 . ® $250 ) ~~ Rae * Open Evenings and Sundays, 9 FP. ¥. Manufactured and Built Only by GARRETT CO. Years of Practical Experience NOW IN OUR NEW PLANT |, 3329 S. Kingshighway #UST SOUTH OF ARSENAL Phone Riverside 6209 2-Car Size ) : ) ) ) ; $235 4 ———— ne rena Vice President and I reasurer, ident of the De Co., was re-e i St. Louis annual Hotel, sociation at its ‘he Marquette ning, May 7. I pleted a year as president ieignt years before 3 : he ‘terms as president of the / ciation. candidate the from the race beeause Of Brockman the Col. and tion needed hin Guy W. Ol dillac Co., W: ana Walter Auio ©o.,, re-ele ( ted. lief that re-election that at the 2c olected yice pres- - H, Vesper of the treasurer.. Robert E. qaent Vesper-Buichk Both were Lee is manager Directors to serve two years were F. ¢. McDonald of the Southwest 'Nash Co.: E. A. Hatfield of | Mississippi Valley Motor Co., W. L. ‘tomobile Co. were Frank R. Motor Co.: R. C. Hudson-lrampton 'and George Weber of | Implement & Auto Co. The annual report of lident, Col. Brockman, ot and Holdover directors Tate of the Frampton of the Motor Car Co. the was pre- Robert E. Lee, Brockman being in association’s salvage yard and the move for association emergency road service. IF’rank R. Tate gave in detail to the meeting the plans of a committee consisting of him- self, IF. C. McDonald and i Frampton for the establishment of ithis emergency road service to be ‘directly controlled by and issued ~« by the St. Louis Automobile deal- ‘ers to and through its members, ' - * . New Hudson-Essex Dealers Appointed Two former Hudson-Essex sales- pay their way HAT about your auto- mobile engine? Is its performance all that it ought to be? Berhaps the trouble is in the spark plugs. All spark plugs deteriorate in time and need to be changed. If thase in your car have been used for a full season, or 10,000 miles, put in a new set and insist upon AC's, That will insure easier sta-t- ing, faster pick-up, more cer- tain performance. It may be the means of avoiding a big repair bill. Countless records show that mew AC Spark Plugs, when. needed, will save many times their cost. And they are surc to imcrease yorr motoring comfort and satisfaction. \ Birmingham ENGLAND a AC 40) _s A f nO » 5 - AC Spark Plug Company LINT, Michigan Thatis why }° The Standard Spark Plug of the Woeld AGvunits are used as fac- tory equipment by 200 | manufacturers in the auto- | motive field. Among them afe ' Auburn Kissel Buick La Salle Cadiilac McFarlan Chandler Moon Chevrolet Nash Chrysler Oakland Davis Qldsmobile Dodge Brothers Packard Duesenberg Peerless Durant Pontiac Flcar Reo Essex Star Graham-Paige Stearns-Koighe Hudson Studebaker Hupmobile Sturz Yellow Cak Endorsed by the world’s lead- ing flyers, racing car drivers, and speed boat pilots as well as the foremost car makers and engineers. See your dealer today, insist upon AC Spark Plugs, proved by every test standard of the world. AC-TITAN Chihy | Seine) FRANCE ' a 2 O— —\ ‘y u should have A regularly , este cat t ; as mew @ 1925, AC Seach Prag On. Dealers | tory served by the St. Louis branch | tlon to care for mounting orders. i'men, J have organized and opened a dea!- ‘ership at 4360 Manchester avenue, ‘in the building formerly occupied by the Felkel-Loesch Motor Co., Chrysler The dealership by - BR. °° bk. Ate representing the Hudson- lrrampton Motor Car Co., Hudson- Essex distributer here. Both Jones and Morgan formerly were with the A. J. Brock Motor Sales Co.. erstwhile Jiudson-Essex The dealers equipped to both sell and and carry a complete stock of Hudson- dealers, arranged for drews, . was dealers, new are service cars. Essex parts, according to) «6(ANe-| / drews., Morgan is president of the firm and Jones is secretary and treas- urer, 2 . * ; . bd . . Hupp. Distributer in . , ~ . ’ Business 1/7 Years The Weber Implement and Mo- ~tor Co. the past week celebrated ,its fourteenth anniversary as Hup- mobile distributer here. Although ' the company has been in existenc ‘since 1903, prior to 1914 it han-|} dled farm implements and horse- | , . , : 'drawn vehicles. George Weber is ' president. Among Hupmobile officials com- menting upon the firm’s anniver- sary celebration was R. 8S. Cole, general sales manager, who wired greetings and praised the com- its success in merchan- cars in St. Louis. | * * 'pany for _dising Hupmobils 7 . me Lambert-Graves Give Yartyre | | : COL, P. H. BROCKMAN, . : ~ aon | uvality—Price—Service : nvited all other parties ee ee ee round trip,. $1.50. One-horse ve- | BR ws Cars and Trucks RELIABLE AUTO TIRE Co., INC, y: has } Of course, ao ee | ea | ee Me RR, Oey eee ee HERMAN C. FRERICHS & CO JEfferson 1180. 3117-3119 LOCUST ST. on... meeestead to appear. ns factory is getting under way in the) trip, 85 cents: two-horse vehicle, ; “age y PP Viet ‘ese Wholesale and Retail Dealers Write for Our Price List © FREE Sims role short wave situation is production of its new five-cylinder! one ‘way 60 cents: round trip <aee th &. MEOGUURe: ae ee OUR STORE __We Deliver to All Parts of the City Free of Che , ti for 'airplane, which is soon to be glyen | 7 inion one-horse “wagon, one} Open Sunday Morning 9:00 to 11:00 UPEN EVENINGS AND ALL DAY SUNDAYS TO SERVE OUR Com ed in any allocations . a nationwide “distribution. 'way 60 cents: round trip 85 cents; ! a ation to foreign — «as well as for communication | — ———— in the United States, ee oooSSSSSSSSS—SS—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—=—_—_—=—=S=—_===== i use of the possibilities in the | —p RANT Continues to break all records in production and sales September was the greatest September in the history of the mammoth main plant at Elizabeth, N. J. October sur- passed September. September, October and November surpassed any three corresponding months. Then came the new Durant Models and- March, 1928, with 9661 cars passed the highest pre- vious record by 20 per cent or 61 cars per day more. April with 11,012 cars passed March by 13.8 per cent or o4 cars per day more. March and April combined surpassed any two previous consecutive months by 46.5 per cent. And right riow there are more orders for immediate delivery on the Company’s books than at any time in its history, necessitating an increase of 20% for May and immediate construction of a $750,000 extension to the great plant at Lansing, Mich. A total of 15,772 Durant automobiles were built in Durant plants during April 18 Striking Models + Fours and Sixes "495 to *15 P. A. BLAKENEY 6300 Easton Av. St. Louis, Mo. BLASE MOTOR SALES 917 Baden Av. St. Louis, Mo. BUENGER STAR SALES 5206 Florissant Av. St. Louis, Mo. CENTRAL STAR SALES 2929 Locust St. St. Louis, Mo. DIERL STAR SALES 1335 S. 7th St. St. Louis, Mo. DOWNEY STAR SALES 5628 Gravois Av. St. Louis, Mo. NORTH SIDE STAR SALES 3103 N. Grand Av. St. Louis, Mo. E. T. ROBINSON 4647 Page Bivd. St. Lauwis, Mo. O. B. RIDDLE MOTOR CO. f. o. b. Lansing 952 Hodiamont Av. St. Louis, Mo. TAYLOR MOTOR CO. 3417 S. Grand Av. St. Leuis, Mo. ENDRES MOTOR SALES 3700 W. Main St. Belleville, Il. OTTO VOGT Columbia, Ill. ' EDW. J. HUNT MOTOR SALES, 500 N. Main St. Edwardsville, Ill. . 7 COOKSON MOTOR CO. 1131 St. Louis Av. East St. Louis, Ill. GIVENS MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. GRANITE CITY STAR SALES Niedringhaus and State St. Granite City, Ill. BELL-SMART MOTOR CO. 1030 N. Kirkwood Rd. Kirkwood, Mo. FRED GREENWALD SALES Fenton, Mo. SUTTON MOTOR CO, 3110 Sutton Av. Maplewood, Mo. CHAS. F. GATZWEILER 100 Main St. St. Charles, Mo. JOHANNES MOTOR CO. 720 E. Big Bend Rd. Webster Groves, Mo. WOODRIVER STAR SALES Woodriver. Hl. wave work, and the vastness ne interests involved, the hear- may prove to be among the t important ever held in Wash- from the viewpoint of the ae <M a ENS RN te RETR RE i SY ARON, AMA OS, EEO aol 4 ' wireless companies are saring to seek the radio com- tion business in the United ‘ slications to the Radio Com- ion for short wave channels to| ; networks similar to the systems have been made vy Radio Corporation of Amer- ‘the Mackay Radio and Tele- sh Co. and the Universal Wire- Communications Co,, a new Ea yee SORES EEE» OEP EAT IS C6 entry into the domestic com- mication field, seeks construc- permits for 65 short wave ismitters to be used in a net- * serving 24 cities throughout mited States from Central sia- at New York, San Francisco, wey a oY pare 3 ¥ ai, ‘ te me oe Gin ak ea FR @uencies for exclusive national 62 of which are below 6000 tycles and 56 above 6000 kilo- tes. It is planned also to share frequencies with international ces. he Mackay company, subsidiary ™ Postal Telegraph-Commercial mbles, Inc., has applied for- 5” Inéis to be used in circuits m New York to San Francisco Chicago, Kansas City and Den- t Chicago to New Orleans via Louis, Memphis and Birming- m; Kansas City to Galveston. Via Dallas, New York to mi via Norfolk, Savannah and sonville, ss Demands Short Waves. rply challenging the claim s communication companies to ty, members of the American ishers' Radio Committee de- the press ranks second only fyvovernment agencies in the im- ance of its radio service to the lc. They cite the radio law h stipulates public interest and issity as the paramount factor ranting licenses. : ph Pierson of Chicago, chair- of the mittee which seeks three short bands, said: “The principal pendent servant of the Govern- tin the Government's manage- Meoof its extensive domain, the is entitled to a position just & to the Government in the al- ment of communications. ® press serves the public of whole nation day at a rate mally of 2 cents per 100,000 The private companies long ’ teached their practical limita- in handling press for the s of the public and the ex- to the public of using the is prohibitive, being about per 100,000 words or 250- ® times the post of the press.” ie 5, SRF ~~ :* s . bd ue Ps + oe - a) RP ee w a . $ : ey? “ly “ - 0 +4 a me a a = _ ° ' if - ae A ERO sctipt for a KSD and a Dunn, Janet American Jublishers |. ‘ed *, “ned ie poration formed at Buffalo, 6:19 p. oh, Y Tango ¢ ' ne Radio Corporation, last of pec . ® three companies to announce KFI, cago and New Orleans. Krav, he company proposes to use 218 5D. m. n THE MOST SCIENTIFIC? 10 SERVIC IN ST. Louis me es ESP ¥ PERE ELE PaO Tes, 180) “22! more could. 1 BRASss. Igota good, 906-2 good wife- M0 of the finest kids 4n fhe world and wa radio from —_ — +

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So's se sea” et a4 .. Mrs We ips - ee ere SO dee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _..SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 vei 6 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 adio News and Programs—Trans-Oceanic and Domestic Air Communication Fight On ioellieeeneesdeeees -sestitetenieneneeeenee a ;-niae-_:9,-_ jeer 4 — - SR ne ree eee merce entine Geeenenetn ae pegneeenetine RR ee ORT WAVE : ——. a... “ 4 _ STUDYING SCRIPT FOR A BIBLICAL DRAMA ee =j|NEGRO SINGERS |! ssoiaty, cutminating. tw she G SET |! IN CONCERT ON | Sunday Programs of Hl Wy APPEAR IN |cmamreeulon’s arrival tthe ple: — AS AR | : St. Louis: Stations ide featured by neta , ry ree nH = WBS AB Ree rae eT ry — SAPP, SVL - . _— : . oe at 1008 ee a “ ‘ se F M ON D AY mm, es 4 2 Ps Re aS i ae a » ae a ee pet Se Re oS es a oe ae f Be ses Bs RS ; 3 S e: 3 3 6 2 %3 : ; 3 KSD ‘| O M OR RO \W K S D Kk Vy Is, R KE A 1) ¥ I {QO L R inl aa . u a r setae nathedin las pi oe 3 B 4 ay é eee & : ba = & 3 ‘: ; . 4 ; ee # ‘ 4 Re Ee na 4 eg a - Bee 3 : 3) 4 5 50 Ke. ‘ veins, and some close harmony oy x5.77 t mt Po ae x Se ee eS RR So a es ge OE Lee pe ee ee 545 M. selected quartets. = - $22.45 - _ aio «% ve \, Miller N kid or? Bo M oS RR Nie boas ae 4 as 2g Ree ee oo mame 4 ee ee ee Dolores : The program of KS . ~ ~ . on-Skid, Skig” » Controversy sviay Be % Ms, om ie a G a ? ) | ae 2 ee ‘ f th ee and Baritone | day and ecenainal gp Pegg As Hall Johnson (;roup to Enter-| The Hall Johnson Singers are a Tlge « rinning Tomorrow. pes e é we 2 , : : (ee Z ¥ ak C Rees ae = g: in } amily Party.’ | other pages of this section, . or KSD “5 men. Under the guidance of Hall — ae . = ee aa ee =| ey i ae ¢.3 bis ee: | ‘& ’ Johnson, they have made rapid oy _ s me oe ae. | : >. go eo KFWF, 1400 Kc.; 214M. k- — |: eee, CMe £e FO ser ee fee , : : , Ee | ee rogress in the two years since 3 Z Di tech . pas 4 Bo. Sane ie . " : - e: .. x e : Se ; ‘ ‘ ‘ “ak 3 fost , Another D rogra ; ' B:00 A . M wo~ ery ice zi t St ~ ai . ; . , ° 1 the Post-Dispatch. : 3 ; ree (oo ems, eS ae : a ae ia efam of Mexican Louis Truth Center. Sermon: “In the South,” a portrayal of their formation, to a position of MINGION, May 12.— The , «Bare ee nec * oem eo Se a ; : : oe music, such as was given a montn Marnie Day Service,” Rev “Serky datk dnee home *' ee Dolores Cassinelli holds the | Scientist. | personating a colored preacher and| cuss “The Friendship of English x Rs . SB Ss ee td ey ‘ é vdlaigase : ile | “ey eee ‘ - ° : © ie” to be present Monday, and BR oe ae fi: gh Ba 2 ; unique = «distinction of having ||| KFUO, 550 Kce.: 545 M exhorting his brethren to attend an; Speaking Nations” in the Bedford | i ; &-hieved musical fame by way of 4 2 iz old-fashioned picnic down the] Branch, Y. M. C. A., broadcast over . P a | a rs . ea 7. “y + | has invited all other parties | of Sate: 2 oer Oe ue mae Pees oe x | 3:30 P. M—Foreign language eres re , , y ' Ws; IRE Co., INC. x ‘ moe 3 the movies. After Starring in 32 | half hour. Address: “Seapine gine WSAT, WOW, WHO, BVOOG, Ba erey over short. wave as- a a ehtopatts Money Order or Cheek, , “ng 3 ae. JEfferson , —— eet : a a ree | PP es ee bow Fa | pretures, she turne4 to the conc a | in th Name of Jesus.” Rev. ‘rom then on, the action of_the|and other stations at 2:00 this aft- r Price List - F nls ve situation is | A see ; © eagle ee wer ) | | stage akine ; De ee J. , Germat pecially written continuity wi -' er Posts ar Ghee City A, A rhe short wave Ahi sc pent - ; % : stage, making hor debut May 7. | vermau | S1 lially written continuity will un- ‘ ernoon. j * - w rv ° i poe bg A : % : e 99-7 ‘ : lies . ea i: : eo Bes more, in a recital w; he A "eg Or Reasons f reign coun- eS ; ‘eee | : ith the Metr>»- ‘ wo seasons for . on to foreign c | ‘ ; ae 2 ee aes : ee politan tenor. Giovanni Wa re neerfulness in Suffering,” NDAY SPECIAL : + , AMPS >>" said to fit her especially for th- =00 PP, M.—Cathedral hour. as 5 7 / . Sy . fae is os oa , 2 -:45 P M.—Basehall Fame. qnay prove to be among the rhea Songs she will sing tomor- 2:00 Pp. M—tlUniversity revue. ee : , s . . . ; : 6:00 P, M—Dance music jost | — meld. wn Wash _ Gerald Stopp, director of the National Players (seated on left of microphone), going over the’ Cehanovsky was commander of - ate ao jn, fom the viewpoint of the script for a Biblical drama with the members of the company, who are heard Sunday nights over, Russian submarine ir th bed pats - |KSD and allied stations. The players, from left to right. Petes : SON hestra, play t ght, are Charles Webster, John Knight, Emma | siages of the World War. ‘Always | 7: . M—La Palina pro- : ; SS ;' ~ . ' i Three wireless companies are — Janet Beecher, Frank Peters, Harold McGee ang Altred Shirley. , he seth & voice of promis>, | *'5@0 A, M.—Ameri — crenaiien Pm rn > ia ‘ . o oa { e Ci e paring to seek the radio com-| he studied exclusively with his | $315 P M—United Military Fi : ws | mother, Sophia Cehanovsky, ) oe KSD PROGRAM WEEK OF M Y 13 Opera Company for two years and 12:15 P. M—Hugo’s orches- } a The newest in lighting olrcult eeeonay Radio and Tele-| organ recital: 2:45 p. m.. vesper servi A i. 1926 was eng-~>d for the Metra ra. t S CT’ EC operated sets—now on demon~ peitan On a four-year contract. _| naan a stration. See and Hear Them! Co. and the Universal Wire- | 4:15 p. m.. Little Symphony, 4:30 p. in.. y RD - ‘ Communications > a new Cook's travciogue > Dp. OM. r et 7 ay CENTRAL STANDA TIME—550 Kil ycles WIL, Conc a : , | erts RCA Radiola 18 A . Y. Tango orchestra 7:30 DP OD. Utica W eather Report and News Bulletins The 4ONCE! ls : P. M.—Baseball review, | In Stock. 2 7 : see igreneritteg ve usual week-day morning 2S P. M—Collier’s hour. Immediate om formed at Buffalo, G:15 p. m., Collier’s hour: 7:15 Daily —9:40, 10:40, 11:40_A. M.; 12:40, 1:40 and 3:40 P. M. Market, , ; f | Jubilee singers; 8:10 p. m., Don Amai- , ' Radio Corporation, last of | = a } Final Baseball Scores Daily at 3:33 PF: M. ; concerts arranged by Mrs. Fred. | 15 PP. M—Chase orchestra. Delivery threes companies to announce |. 7° ae ee onkene. tthe , | : 0:20 P. M—Lange’s orchestra || _ . : KFI, Los Angelés (468m-640k: O p. Sunday. M \ M | “Fick Niemoeller Jr., chairman for Sold on airy into the domestic com-| ~*~ we unday, May 13 | Wednesday, May 16 | the Federated Music Clubs, broaa-| || WEW, 850 Ke.; 352 M : aes “ —e » SYMPHAGDY program; 7:30 p. m., Va ? a pe ‘ a ' “ - ' VS, J ad .« © . Easy Terms tion field, seeks construc- aliens 30 Bok. Otedn: recital: 11 v. 1:00 P.M.—Young People’s | 9:00 A.M.—Studio Program casts, will be heard over WIL, this | 9:30 A, M.—Sermon. by Rev. |} : a i amid Le J ; ) ™ permits for 65 short wave m., Atwaler Kent hour: 11:30 p. m.. Radio Conference. from WEAF. } Weem. Napheael CC, McCarthy, s i ee "Bk to tat .- Eee ng essreeiilienn. ex B (ernest ina mall saab st vain 2 intone, iia ata on nth NENT, ae LO Mee o. conta? No ; & oo Bis : Cc. 0. D's 5 Pr, M—Talk. | Se “It Is Our Policy Not to Be Undersold,” No Matter Where MeeDon Voorhees Advertised in St. Louis. That’s Our Price—or Probably Less. bette edith ‘ ‘ie - 4 J ~ is cnet SO cod : = , We Aa Reet ye. alia lh 9 (Ate Nec ea W Signe as 4 * 5 Ptr We vn! Mmitters to be used in a-nei- — 12. Paokard orchestra. 5:00 P. M.—Hans Barth, Pianist. 9:15 A.M—Radio Household These Whe will take part avec | 11:00 A, Mm—Music of High : ae “aed Taken in serving 24 cities throughout KGO. Oakland (384m-780k ‘}—=6 230 D. im. 5:30 P. M. — Mother § day pro- Institute. Monday——Be!| ss itn oe : ae se ee - - ill ia ane } Trade Leas $115 e~ ¥e ee es from Central sia-| srmphony hour: 9:85 bp. wi.; service: 1 gram, speakers and artists: | 10:45 A.M.—Rolfe’s Palais d'Or J]| A. Ww. Kerby ang wn vu De th hou eee ee BI Accessories HBS! __' acessories meet New York, San Francisco, hour. Anna Jar vis, Tounder and 4 Orchestra. | duets anr eee Seen eee On BATTERY 1 “igo and New Orleans. ‘ columbia (249m-) ZOUK “9:30 | dent of the International Mother's | 6:00 P.M.—American Magazine Tuesday—Mel Harmonic Cl} prodiche $2.75 List 45-Volt 10 STORAGE | company proposes to use 118 5 p. m., vesper service; 7:30 Dp. m.. stu Day Association; Bruce Barton, and Woman's Home Com- |_Margaret Mary Durnin i Sones 8% WIL, 1160 Ke.; 258 M. B BATTERIES 4. M. tata gg ey ns ncies for exclusive national Nationa! Concert Orchestra. Lam nion Hour. Bel Canto Ct Ain Cte read 12:00 PL M—dOrgan re: ital, | —~~ Limit of 1 ee Without old bat- | 4 ey - - =30 PP, M.—Baseball game. ; ery. . esseece 62 of which are below 6006 shy a ; : s - om: - , . ‘ = } 2m. pert ie ——- Lucy March. z I : irs. soprano. 5:30 PM Studic pre | ( x . r a i ‘ ; ee ; Fe ; sina ’ . > San ee io rogram. ‘ - “ ” - and 56 above 6000 kilo- ean recit no, God - bes ee | 3 x M. wey en | Wednesday—Me} Harmonic—Ar. 6:00 'P, MaeHarmonic orches- {| c ee Westinghouse tis planned also to share inchuk, cells 4 - das ie 4 Quartet an Jrchestra | thy a 7 tra % ea , | S¢ share Py ice | ae a x . ‘ ea tur Lieser cello: Rubenstej ud . -Am re Cha er : ‘ a —— ’ i : bs ’ . ° ’ SMUT i: il . , + _— ¢ } ‘frequencies With international] i} KOLL, Counci! Bluffs ¢219m cl O 2 Ciul an | ie :30 P. M.—WNationa! Grand | Club-—Iauce Suda, violinist: Wil é 6:50 P. M. — Inter national . a= $4 = artnet rg | Mm. program: 1 p. m., symphonic hour, || 7:00 P.M.— Our Government. Opera Co. presents the opera iin : ee ae ible students’ Association. ao 4 value: i , eg rchestr — nixe , es i oO. p Medarry, accompanist. 7345 P. M—Webber orchestra | Bulb, $14 walue; less * ott Mackay company, subsidiary tet: 7 p. Ri; Uperetéa tn Miniature; 7:3 by David Lawrence, speak {| “La Sonnambula . HES tea, Dry Celi A | than’ one-half price... Posta} Telegraph-Commercial a oe Paiina program: non | ing irom Washington, D. C Club, under direct he - i a ial Batteries, While They Last . ‘tae pie eam TIC re. 9 p.m. Bily ; | @:15 P.M.—Atwater Kent Radio | 97 — an SECCIOR Of Mrs. Em. gram, No Ma rders Ine., has applied for 5u ) ni. South hands; | aie | Thursday, May / ma. Bowling, president 190 Pi MaeCanton’s orchec Bet , 4 25c Sere. De used in circuits ————————s st | 7:45P.M.—Biblical d | 9:00 A. M-Studio Program | Friday—Mel Harmonic Club—'}] t”@ | i%2-Volt Large-Size ( - New York t C Fr: ; ; Oe ey: : -M.——— Didiwca crama, e , : : . ; } 2-Ve 25c ine 3 o san fFrarcisco in Franci $22m-7FOke}—S p. i] “Ruth and Naomi.” 9:15 A.M—Radio Household Vera Chertoff, soprano Ruben WMAY,1280Kce.; | Satteries, special... 3 Unie. FO, Kansas Citv and Den n.. concert orchestra Bc ympnony *} Auth and Naomi Instit te stein Clu} R iat ; c - “2 3 et ; C.; 234 M. Trickle $ 75 | ¢ arn nour. J-o0 D. mm a eee. UO Cee ee - Mw Se eth ee es Aeeelty ; 8:00 PL M.—Servi: ft Ki Stone Special, a 25 Chargers. - 046+ oor e20e8 - . A oe ’ nm ; y } ad ~~ s So PL, Mi—Organ recital. 5:30 P M.—Mother’s Day pro- Thursday — Musica] Research : ® Chicago to New Orleans via ae | 10:45 A. M.—Hotel! Pennsyivanie sical Research (ly) Mf : : , ¥ i . ° . wt asan ys shat mat ‘ce ‘ en sien Vi a rrare? \ i ; rh ‘ Preebyteri: > L, ' = 180-Volt 8 Bees, Memphis and Birming- aier Kent concert Monday, May 14 | te enatlnae ge ic: Site Wikies = t Me } highway’ Pr byterian church, | = ; ¥ ™ —_—- ht as Be Kansas City to Galveston. vga Be. vge- vo ean tw tf] 9:00 A. M.—Studio Program = 6:00 P.M.—Dodge Brothers Saturday—Junior Federated Club. || °TS@nist_and choi re Arnolc LE AE 342.59 eee Delias, New Yori: to} talk: 6:45 p. m.. Leona latone pant. {| 9:15A.M.—Radio Household | Presentation. a ow See Large Heavy 7 " sete s* . . . : ; ————-———_—- -_ , ° — Ob a AB ®135. i via Norfolk Sava p ‘2. 2 ATIngton orchestra; &:50 p.n Institute 6:30 P M H —— a 4 Ps : Nnah and “ete we ‘ + igi pASONSE ILL : . .—~T1LOOVE oentineis, Pana — . Mrs. Bo: wy rano; JY D. } i if." : ' - re Ss : onville, Music Lovers’ hour. || 10:45 A.M.—Rolfe’s Palaisd'Or | 7:00 P. M.—Maxwell Hour. Sor the’ nearcaee Ceeronne. | | ) ad Duty 45-Volt x ee Te 01 ° * O -h Str; ; oi ' ‘ * AE J . . : “l . ea Oss hi yy ragio is ne yruie n ° Demands Short Waves, Eholrs cathdiire! chimes: celestial bella | | my gg “ meee 8:00 P. M.—Halsey Stuart and | PARIS.—Identification of trans ice. Every speech to be broad- B Batteries : Sopa Speake Bis ty geese oo 5:00 P.M.—‘“The World To- Company Program. mitting stations by met; onome is Ree tasef ' Fresh Tested Stock aes Ply challenging the clai (DAF, Kansai ty (370m-810k if alee’ ae | mn ted to authori- ) os - , - aim : oe ae . as | Gay, by James G. McDon- 8:30 P M —Statler Ss Penney'- a pero : . — - “3 communication companie Pe a eee ©. AMTETORCE uy ee srowing popular in Murope. Vien-/ ties. and the controlling engineer MITED NTITY c4 F : “ ri panies to | : uy €] ‘ Cr ti Gi, ' ait Vanians under the Girection na makes itself k nown } : ™ ail a) ' A Li iT QUA t OF A uty, Members of the American New York (49'2m-610) il a 5:15 P. M.— Nationa! ; of Johnny Johnson ' r dian Ors 1... | as enjoined to. cut off 6 sieaker ans , _ . . . - assis 7% 4 4idal bLIDMOTI TY} @ 5 ¢ ie A i a - oo ners Radio Committe o. Lan ber musi >: 1. IMterden ni- | ee? , ne tal so nome eating o% 4 times a minute SOOT aS he ac yarts fr om the text i the press ranks «ce cai ene: ational bervice, 1 p. ». Young I Pie 5 PR mys oe aa d F d Breslau, 240: Koenigsberg 7 4{}° to 23) po! ‘j , ; s Ou [As 0 ao Hi riday, May 18 Leipzig, 240: Frankfort, 192: Lyon-'! oa a) wovernment agencies in the im- HAS): © p. m., #Men’s Confereio a Bae % . ‘sa | ince of its radio servi a ee wre AA. WSB.j|| by hight Airplane, "* | 9:00 A.M.—Studio Program ||| la-Doua, 192; Kalundborg, 130: | | é at . White 10 Service to the | AVA), © 30 D, m., string orchest: 3 Denis Rooke. ¢ PAE — ET EE ERP a /-KOA to Give “Pinafore” May 25. = =~ B® they : They cite the radio Jaw | SE gg AP og om yo ta ope oe 5:45 P. M.—Nationa! ; g | irom WEAF. Toulouse, 156; Naples, 144; Zagreb " ftieth niversary of the'!§ last aa ; S . a f - i ‘ L Ame! Set $y L, ~ if I iT)}Q \ y - . ese MWiids - ° ee ’ . ; | 1 J ; 96 oe | . bf LILtIel an in mn ry e i - stipulates public interest and | late. oe coe een): SD. 3 Quartet. 3719 A. M.—Radio Household Gores ie : nier of “H. M. S. Pinafore” wil] | Supplies A and controls B power sutomatically. : Hans Ba: pianist (W Institute -_—_——>—__-. | ly for Radiela sets and for sets y as the paramount factor : . ss ia 6:00 P.M.—Great Moments ; 1 WW —, | rved by KOA, Deny itt Made particularily for ' Nting licenses et oo te Coverement "ty | Hi apie ac phi a eee 10:45 A. M.—Rolfe’s Palais d'Or | No Politics by Radio in France. € observed by KOA, Denver, os using i-volt tubes, UV or UX 1909's. : ” Cle. & D. m., “Our Government 1 istory. 2 : 4 By the Associated Press |a presentation of the opera on the ee a : iers “hicaeo. chair. | Vavid Lawrence (WSAI D wor ’ 3 te Orchestra. e ee a ee ee — ~ eneemERNc HS: i. pu Pierson of Chicago, « mein. | f. ‘OW, WFAA. WHAS SB 6:30 F.M.—A & P Gypsies | 6:00 P. M.—Cities Service Con- PARIS, May 12.—No political’ evening of May 25. : $18 list Bran: 65 i DIAL—6 TUBE won WweCO wr Phy - : | des Adjustable . a a Baikite . while they ‘i last = e+ @&@ « ‘ oe «2 of the American Jublishers | 7:30 P.M.—General : , , cert Orchestra and Cavaliers. ekee which seeks three short | WWJ Wear Family Party ; ’ mage Sd y leg 8:00 P. M.—Cliquot Club Eski- 7:00 P. M.—Nationa! Symphony | | 2 | ne ° mos. Orchestra. | | me i, eis a | .||| 8:30-9:00 P.M.—Rolfe’s Palais | 8:00 P. M.—Rolfe's Palais d’Or | Matched a , | d‘Or Orchestra. Orchestra. | = | 6-Tube—1-Dial Hudson Unit $ 15 | Z No Mall Orders , reci C - 9 i 7 P. 5 MOST SCIENTIFIC? | S: me — Bt iu , rOoge+randi: + © Sind to hee an ion: pes Symphonic TT. Be Pe Set eee 8 In beautifully finished conselette type cabinet, Hiuminated dial, shielded set. M ust be seen. | ee NR NN RNASE ork (434m-650ke)}—11 4. m., : y/ “ gare SC i gem... ic ae 4 L “ENGEL , 6 te Bae he F- , ** aon A. it Shs Re ther ieat The Stetson Parade broadcast at r R d @» B melt As ls, with $4.5@ Restheon ~ 3 | esort an our ureau — o $4.95 re Tuhes $2.93 mountings 829 DELMAR FOREST 1885 ee ee Soncern | . —— - . . : 7O-Ft. Fxtension Cords, 4 84.99 Menite Crystal $3.68 » ‘ . incidents of the summer cruise of P st-Dis atch Bld ° St. Louis, Mo. | NE Ba Sets. Soreiel . Oo Pp 8 : me 7% RA LAS\ the Naval Academy midshipmen. | | UTHORIZED RADIOLA ) ~ This program may be tuned in on | SEN N > ; Rwaree KENT STROMBERS cans program may | END your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET STEINITE FALE Ros Set TO TROME WEBH or WSAL RESULTS—S8-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. |

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pac orton.” ih ; | 5 ; = a ed ° oa Hie ie PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =. 1 $1 G) , an is How 8 1 Volune Through 1S BO: , SEEK Ré NS ‘How to Control Volune Ihrough Resistance|5!.LOU'S BOARD ./Crosley to Operate bot Al 1) Be : ia ! | OF EDUCATION PLAN WE Te (4 fF ieg = ° ° . 7 bd . ‘Among Four Methods | - TOBROADCAST} Pp; ' ohhh | seowons' ||: io Stations in Cincinnati MIGHT spewed “24 Biase 4 W idely r U sed Are Two | | i: | tor Sym- | (24 Been bI Re LAST RF FIRST AF pis | Programs to Be Given Over WIL _— aa he oer . Co | Cog Bee is | . “eivers | RANS | ¢ . = ie 0] | Applica a | : | Each Afternogn and Two | Manufacturer Plans to Make WLW Chief Indepen- | Federal Boards § ¢ Hour—Catve sooth | fod Been ta: — Miele ts “a | : | yj Teek m sirter ° cell BRE With AC Tubes and | Nights a Week. | dent Broadcaster With 50,000 Watts Power and Is Awaiting Also | | ‘Ota Beamer st * bathe cma a a Anx-| | : Use WSAI as NBC Chains Link. ion on Points mt : ica is One ‘| h it Gsives an ude | iat Oints hain schedule of | eae ibe : . is | _ | Beginning tomorrow, daily 7 spjum bia eeeoue aan y is otis OT BR ae “ys ~ | 7 vy LAST | broadcasts ; siven by the =i er B i oh) Beeps. ‘Harv Control. PRL iy Tuse | fesum, ee _— —— WLW and WSAI, Cincinnati, two United States and Canada. | By " ss over | 1) a ® | overW IL. A microphone and} of the most powerful radio sta- Crosley says that, realizing ‘he ae eel Hour, at 1 p. m.: | Sh] Beer ti . | othes’ eauipenent have been placed tions in Ohio, are to be operated! growing resentment of listeners at WASHINGTON, — Saeed Waaner | i BPRe Cu | Early models of direct current | in the office of T. E. Spencer, di-| by the Crosley Radio Corporation| the prevalence of high-powered|sors of the new * en DROS? Ore! nes a. ecole Seem i dae: “sets depe wnt d for volume control | : rector of the board’s reference. re. | hereafter, Powel Crosley Jr. head} stations on cleared channels USIUE | other members ot chest i “a et an the rheostat. When automatic | (F) h d blici ‘depart t | of the corporation and owner Of} the same chair programs, he prob- begin op Act Ut. enbers. «+50 Wagner 5.4 Ge on the rheosiat. ner | search and pubDlicity epartment, WLW, assuming control of WSAIL.| ably will operate WLW with the ginning to . von Nuaee . Ca we — —— wn An t+ 4 1 ing esent valley. re is a distinct © iaw wi y ond Feuerzauve al proper voltage being obtained ‘satisfactory for AC tubes. One/@™tenna and ground. The aerial} pupils and employes of the board, W SAI, acne epiage ote ti ence cen i — ¢ Wsal | fore action pi a Legh an eae snot + Wasner| OX 4g “The quickest way to get home or) trom a stepdown Satiener. lemploys a variable resistance of |*®2US is untuned, the first RF tube | through WIL at 12:30 each after- — ~ parry “h Se Seceakia static : vi > icaed and thar | the things =a —_— ooo ie office—help—through a Post-Dis | Two schemes have been found|the potentiometer type across the /#°tng largely as a compensator for} noon and Tuesday and Friday — osorsgge= gems ies os apart ss see Pea vice of lawyers Sa s-.} Hour, at > 9. Ms | ‘Gs HRM ae patch Want ad. the loss in signal strength resuli-| nights at 8 o’clock. Musical pro- casting both Red and = — eect be will be classed as @ regional sta- “What will ightly Gleams Our : h bbls ° — : ing from the insertion of a resist- | gTams are to be broadcast, the per- | WOT* programs. It is intimated Gon. ice?” constitutes - om Se, Su neeeeeeee exe Lt - $4 ye) ae ance of 10,000 ohms or so in the | formers being selected from the that Crosley may reduce the pow- We intend to make WLW the “Wh : atin Sy" shepherd al /over | a Fo Bey input circuit. various ea er of WSAI to 500 or 1000 watts, | outstanding independent broadcast- - at does the lay pO Gounod | at left: Yascha” (oa ge Another method puts a 200,000 Elisworth said also that it .is taking the same attitude as has/| ing station in the country,” Crosley : ware equality of gers. a te See ceeenes eee right: Broce” po Be ohm variable resistance across the | possible that later “‘Jectures an- | former Federal Radio Commission-/| says. “We have a wealth of talent th et ee Th oe Rienzi - « » Wagner | — bat a — | f rimary of the last radio fre-|nouncements and other? matters} ¢r Bellows, manager of WCCO,/in Cincinnati, and we feel we can “a equality requiremes Pray’ ecnestre |= columnist. to fa quency coil. This, like the aeri: i] aa adhe ae . | Minneapolis, Minn., who has rent-| do just as good a job as New York. ing cleared channel Give That ks — gee” pa Hail Smiline Boel pa & ke the aerial} will be broadcast through WIL to - to states?” ; Hail Smi | wee 7 resistance, muffles the signal be-{ pupils in their class rooms ed a smaller station for chain For the present, we know we C ' eee °° ensemble Buen —— 6 ee Hh . fore it reaches the detector and The public schools in Atlanta broadcasting and uses the 5000-/] can operate two stations more eco- - ut in Stations 4 aa a no wep ae : : j - |Pprevents an overload. It may also |Ga., have a comprehensive broad-}| W4*t WCCO for programs origi-| nomically than one. There will be one renege March GP eee ag eT S ery ae j be used with DC tubes. castine service which is the most | 2#>s in Minneapolis and its ter-| no immediate changes in the per- essere and a half aes ae gnsem oi se wae: | beige gs fit A 200,000 ohm resistance acro:s | elaborate in this country. | ritory. sonnel of the stations. Plans for aa pm aeinig as - 36. .- . Menge ss008 | Veneuara Se Hit the secondary of the first redio > : Both WLW and WSATI are re-/ the future of both stations will be d neing that a +7 Pe frequency transformer also civces ‘Aida’ Music in Roxy's Stroll ceived — a St. Louis and/ announced as they materialize.” esigned to bring i a4 nother easy wav of te areas oo : icinit n th stati Tl , ity demanded b aot ther easy way of control. I: The erand finale to the second | Vicinity, and bo tations stand | he WSAI controls and telephone |; y 8 | may be used with DC tubes and as! act of “Aida” is to be wive n during | Dish in the estimation of listeners; lines will be moved to the Crosley 7 a into effect Ep | 8 . jan auxiliary control with Ac/ Roxy’s Stroll this afte rnoon, Doug- | Of the Middie West for quality of; studios within a month, it is sup- ~ that the patina ies are promised for opens and elk - iis ner ieee O frequency tube « will give | 12:00 noon today on KYW, WHO, the NBC Red and Blue networks,| this year with 62 hours of continu. : Cleared, 36 a am. as well as La Palina, Filles de Cad z : seme and easy contro! of oscil. | WOW, WOC or KVOO. Crosley has been the leader in the! Ous broadcasting. recs channels, would 9 : a an orchestra. | let- pantomime 16 er ~— novement to have the industry WLW was the first station west mum radio servicg am a i libes: Lake's) + , ee a, ial ere New Director for WLW. | play a larger part in broadcasting.| Of the Atlantic seaboard to use under the present American Singers, at 8 Pp. | “Mexican Naf Pog — Brisas ee ee the earrie>| HH. F. Billi ngs. formerly manager | A test program was broddcast| 5000 watts for transmission and Announcement of t] | cerpt from e| Pag nonin the United States Marine | of WTIC. Hartford. Conn., 2 | on WLW's 700 kilocycle wave| the first station in the country to ever, brought fore a ase - Corps. a as .iC, Hartiord, Conn., is ROW! pang on May 7 for Crosle y| operate wi : Protests from ee att Model 3% | director of WLW, Cincinnati. ; band on May 7 for Crosley by/| Operate with a transmitter remots meniver ; 638 . | i , ‘ |} SXN, the 50,000 experimental sta-| from its studios. The WLW trans- stress, Many broade ste tk Six-tube, Fut1-vision | tion operated late at night by the! mitter is at H ufacturers also oppe it aed A.C.) | arrison, O., 20 miles] ,; : Dial, self-contain . Let | Bell Telashaaen » Laboratories at| northwest of Cincmnati. tion, asserting it aaa _ ee stacy page N. J. It is understood} WSAI officially went on the air Adoption of the plan weus | u cyase, £ AC. os Saito that Crosley will purchase either| in June, 1923, with 500 watts pow- reduced the number @f : ses six — Ag 3XN or a duplicate of it, if per-/ er. from 700 to 346, ith ine ho tubes, and ore rectifying tube mission is given by the Federal] Ine January, 1925, its present | ‘"2* Dumber throug i" | i tadio Commission to operate 0000-watt transmitter was installed time and exclu i Free demonstration | Ww with icressed power, "| at Manon, Gs 30 miles mergeenes | | e J iis into the nearest A. C. lamp socket. Test its stand back and let you put it through any TYPE 227 AC RADIO JUST PLUG IN YOUR nile: Viataiai en e ms pee er. hes | Only one other concern operates | Cleared channels, al aatis ease of ion b ing the Futr- ‘ — — LIGHT wii kc pai ame reater volume | two stations of great power, the | *°Uld be entitled te@ . P2iisa sase of operation by turning the VISION test. If you want the set, he will leave it, or $6 value .. $2.98 SOCKET than any other station in the coun- | National Broadcasting Co., oper-|°5@mnel, or rather to SE . ae ot Dial. See how easily and quickly you make quickly deliver one like it. If you don’t want These) AC RADIO tie : If the 3XN transmitter were | ator of WEAF and WJZ. it. New York would ONDAY SPECIAL; ak tie . r : a : ’ : a set up in Cincinnati, there is no} The consolidati f cleared - | Dee your choice of programs. it, he will take it away and still say “Thank $3 value... 91.69 /reason to doubt that ula : oe oe he tne Tat channels, Penns Pie - “ : : wrie ion ® . doubt that it would be | dio stations furthers Crosley’s chieg |7>i0 1%, Texas 1, Mix : Ce fie: , . . . , TOWER Pard consistently throughot ne . ; . ‘ai id Listen attentively; see how natural is the oo TUBES. $1. i9 ;S —_ | y throughout th ferent poset 9 ae nursed a de- paves two. All of INE ARTS Reauler £10 cE rie : : eres no expense. No obligation. Just poemgg ger : © selien ae | sire not only to advertise Cincin- | Would get less than ego b fo - a. @ human voice or music. Let the whole family ; ¥ expens © J TYPE Ww D { EACH ¢ tubes, no batteries, no liquids. ‘Nati nationally, om also to make | While many states ‘ EAKERS Speciaily Reduced :) > & listen, just as they would if the set were fill out and send the coupon at once. TYPE Ww ~ 12 ; '98c preheat : | the city a center of the radio in- | titled to only about one 4 Bie tone and a tie | . : “Uliers. Less | dustry. the ti eared d pigpeat Bim Pit urs. Turn the volume control and see how One Dial Receivers licensed under T 171 p aCoessories........ : - Sach ‘a sion : ily soles. ee Se uf BS i” $. i r € 002 + ? : i ERE # 3 ¥ t™ . et tt soft or how loud the music can be made— ae mpg nig tate ur? ype ower Tube, $1.69 YOUR PRESENT RADIO |NEW CONCERT SERIES to be impossible, evem gum =2 > me . TOCoT ro a more than 340 stations are reproduced clear- eg me BROWN & HALL SUPPLY COMPAN TONIGHT OVER KSD Sif ttn ; Note how beautiful the cabinet is—and 1506 Pine Street —o Type BIA, UX199, U¥199 LIBERAL TERMS Continued From Page One if it were not Sea ge jer on a ik how compact. Look inside. Examine the | : ae tn Bln gpeameellc me 6 MONTHS’ Amazing, Si D petmpragelied iy 4.1: as & ; rigs : : ; ; : oye — csuaranteed ; Ss FREE | Singers, who toured this country |Channels among the gm Bean fie workmanship closely. You have heard about Atwater Kent Radio Hour every Sunday night on | scio* orice. C SERVICE Radi o 7 for two years with great success. | basis of population, Gam et Pte the quality that makes Atwater Kent Radio 19 associated stahons | The quartet will broadcast for | task would be simpli Riu faithful in perf Now you ¢ LARGE 45-7 “Hey Robin, Jolly Rebin* from |De given about feu et fie 80 ial in perlormance. -yOw you Can see i OLT B BATTERIES “Hey Robin, Jolly Robin” from | >e given about fourm 4 : ae . # @ Limit 1 to a customer. No mai — Cc ‘Twelfth Night.” They also will|and the other 18 gia ; ) @es ; bee gs 8 to Pa foe. me ; ee sing the Essex Folk song, “Bushes | t© the largest cities whik ; i ris eece*®esoeveceeeeneeeetse | oo Briars;” “Drink to Me Only , able to furnish the r * (ae | With Thine Eyes,” “My Little Ban- | terial and th ‘ x iia is m (7. : i : ? «68 : ‘ : oe e ale o2 : He if Model 38, without tubes. $ = Eee COMBINATION SONORA CAB- JO, Die Lotosblume” (The Lotus; to properly use @ na a Pie $125 MODEL “J” INET LOUD cate agen gm ip sete Vir i .38e | £zekiel Saw De Wheel,” written |COmmission will seek +t = > S ™ oe pee ult 4 - Con get saree ty | CHARGER SPEAKER Stents | for the quartet; “Little Lob Cabin | or two of the Ce BORE ae a we ns c foam , Noiseless Charger for 4 Clear as a Bell of Dreams,” and — Azo in Al-; lieve they have comm | em | Pt t davi ee or 6 volt A batteries. $20.00 Value cala.” this respect. They y the eit aylight reception is essen- Trickle or heavy dut ie lg . a - t : tial or an inside antenna is : uty S$ 4S, &TRIC Hang Barth’s program at 5| °C not #2 anything vont assador { cs necessary. Beautiful tone ~~ s o'clock this afternoon will in. | Be cleared channela | om fn a handsome Boys ~saape quality. Unusual selectivity. “$5. 95, —=> RADIO | clude six pieces by Chopin, who!,. On the other hand, Rep oe = ; igs ode Uses seven A.C. _— and _lived in the period of t _tive Wallace White gi fy haa Radio Sgeaker, $24 one rectif eal p e) ransition | 3 om coa it it eee : ying RA Di Oo LA 2 5 inteien: aeniiiie from harpsichord to piano. Barth | r sentative Ewin I, 3m — = Be. es bi a olesaie ' : and clarity | ie 4 a L i) e td Campbet! pron ome 4 Radio has adapted two of his pro- adie bie C. Dill, = : o, Slew: An ee 235. ‘vision «of THE CAMPBELL grammed wgumbers—the P o | ', agree a value re- ae toe ealieeeaiibletaia relude ae e j ny Be 4 ess Accessories, only ——— FF moe CO. Celt Com AF. and an Etude—for the older in- | sion is required to Sais cauesrec a this oa . ifag ae yy | strument. He is to play: | division of cleared CAR 6°" ” Now! While is Bie tis ‘! PRES HEAVY DUTY | NE As sss eae hekoa .-.. Chopin} ~” other kind. at The They Last at Heh bw | Piano — % a a : ub ‘ * TRIPLE TESTED t AUTHORIZED ' Prelude E Minor si Sa Chopin GERMAN RADIO eshman ‘aoa Loe 3 e % meee Y i LONG DE ae — . y my cadinet. $7 ma 4h — = | CRYSTAL SET... $3. 95 STEINITE ot ee seczences COUR HORNS FOES gy tee Be et | — DEALERS Piano Continued From. ene a ee RY = | BATTERIES Cunningham DOWNTOWN | Prelude A Major ..... +++ Chopin|- a th strong val. a tal; | Cc STONE ELECTRIC CO., be Harpsichord veloping the indoor asl me. Distance BOSS 4h WHE 90.50 vale, ‘Brinks — A Tubes. . 713 Pine St. Etude C. Minor..........Chopin loop. It is possible @ ih une aan ain BUY ATWATER KENT | ees eee ~otrm ste Puasa “ations in al part | ages Tit IOs only, 8 a.m. to 9 am. r_Onl to 9 BEACON RADIO co., a ai = a loom ca 6 fue ‘Bite eo 3 SOUTH NOR 9 Mail Orders $408 S. Jefferson lie imenantt © Ler ee Daquin ws a } kee a BE. E. RARER MUSIC HOUSE nana wines ree ww EIG-ENGEL COMP. | BUSSE FURNITURE ‘Co., Harpsichord | het deel ae : fer reatiam 15 ue 4h} 5. Gran WLSIC CO. eimar Boul.—5911 Easton A SENSATION OF THE = oa Waltz E Minor. ighly ingenious a ae i | BAUER “ear SAStO ELEC, Co. aes “aa sane pay oe rODD JEWELRY & MUSIC co. seh RARER mus ~% aa ee — Chopin | antenna which can | i i ha : d LL CFRADIO ? bd "i ¥ qe BIGALTE: aif “sence nm 384 N. a 4104 Easton Ay. Hundreds are now using the | One t RT P recy Ae c.. Sous Bois See Fisetckia Set a few seconds. + - ; 4545 Graveis GEO, Fanon 0ONKk RADIO & ELEC, co, UNIVERSITY CITY i se Se Kleer Tone on their radio set Gr AT “RADIO CO., Piano A novelty at the Sit eke! emeoks MU 16 Florissant at Union ANDERSOWV AUTO SUPPLY Co. ae iS ennives FI es emg a new triple tube | ; a sic co, GAERTNER ELECTRIC Co. 6658 Delmar Boul. } ) | Tunes out local stati GRAVOIS OMPTON co. Ruth and Naomi” is th Ferd S. Broadway 3521 N Grand u EPPret S out powerful local stations. Gray sanenien HN ef the Tien @ title | | 'do the work of - DEMERVILLE PIANO @2 MUSIC CO. R. FP. MUELLER & CO, MAPLEWOOD MUEER TONE | Eliminates interference. Increases IVORY MOTOR €0.. ical drama which Wil-| tubes ang do it tt 7127 S. Broadway 8109 N. Broad BOY “ibe ? a liam Ford Manley has writt Sah e ieee apcrca tte D RADIO & MUSIC Co, : volume. Brings in more distant ROESCH HOt SEF URNISHING co., tonite? en for;on DX. ab moe Bro sa CO. CENTRAL wane. Seem Ain, tati eee | ROHRBAC aC H LE y & ‘5. ts prememeeier eve EBD at} A number of & aA roa E stations. Save 30°) Oo; e € ) #340. des V2 HOME PHONOGRAPH co. BARTHEL-DUESENBERG EAST ST. LOUIS, ILL. tg a gg batterie anes a oe eee +8 CTRIC a a | “ arresters have bee @e™ Bie 3 1825-27 S. Broadway reat NO CO. EAST ST. LOUIS LIGHT e one. Use it batteries. Works on any type set. SCHA AB ‘STOVE ‘& FURN. co... | ee ee 2 Germany recently. | CHARGER . ‘Bit ¢ KISSEL ML sic Ss RADIO Co. _910-12-14 Pine St. & POWER and be convinced. ©an be attached by anyone—only 20 S$. Broadway. . in cil Ab iat . HELLRU\: ; co. coh teaestes eagcue Seek forms which cost abe® solutely. Rat 8th at Lafayette Sth and Woakingtos a | — | gue seeks Slation | x. readily connected @ eee ge 4 jt ‘ | aS on BI-POINTE | By-th | yh. ,uie TOE C. SCHMITT MUSIC & WEST _ MADISON, ILL. EMERSON JUNIOR | $35 “1 Geek : ahi. a 2 circuit and prove @ ie isa0 j nd t $749 S. Jefierson ANDERSON ALTO st PPLY Co. SCHERMER BROS, : OSCil I ATING NORTH otis 2 VA, May 12.—Erection = | Suard. Recent Hi + THIELE HARDWARE Co czasen Pee Av. GRANITE CITY, ILL. ELECTRIC AMPLION PRICE ELECTRIC CO., Gc powerful wireless station at | Germany have al . . rtuR ! 190L Madison St. seneva, |i ; SE ee ae 3029 Cherokee 5884 Delmar E co, PEERLESS-KELAHAN ELEC, Co. FA | TABLE fadison St. | Seeeesien ‘ose — the League of/ antenna are not ia | 1920 State St. SPEAKERS at keep in-touch with vir- | of lightning any more ¢ 1129 L | : 9-inch Blade: | eee ‘Ually all tts member states in| gutters or wire clothes s | sran’3 AT THESE 122 Locust, 20th and Locust 2731 Chenpkee 7182 manchester: Sear Guar | AutHorizeo Downtown |) 2mct,°C cist bas been rerucsted| | The central post ; iArfield 9195 GRand 5059 | —- joy t unication and Transit | makes it le to t . Hlland 9790 antee;: special ~ "Sat Pp ® SQUARE STORES 3224 Meramec 3028 N. Grand 2300 | for Monday S T E. I N I T E. | Commission of the League. the powerful bre fentraleh ee ee Riverside 9497 COMax 8195 ns &. Grand eniie m | The commission observes that if | all over Europe, and 1 | =a Arrestera ...... , Re S2 : v9 i i a 521 3 EALER | ni decided to use the Swiss wire- | Programs in nearly a é Talking to wae we. -“ $()69 Po GTONEERECTIUL | 2:20 tenses evoets be stor | Sue tom Bose Bo, nee . 4 e ague should be author. | cast from Moscow. ?S0 Voie et The Sunday Post Post-Dispatch y color roto Travelers Portable T1IS=Pi N [ | ized to take complete control of ete werd Cords. magazine in St. Louis. RADIO 7 - be Station and staff whenever a. Roxy’s Stroll at } tric Selder lreus - our Old Set Will re 7 Reduced Prices | age a erg in Trade _— of the peace is threatened.| The weekly Roxy's Gam Fy Aerial Plag " - sinaneanes t is estimated that a station | tuned im at 12 o'clock a Trickle Charger a : | orms as Low as $2.50 Per Week eouis cost $250,000 to construct,|/on KYW, WOC, WHO | Speaker Units : and $40,000 a year to maintain, | xvoo. *ez 4 & & ®

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Federal Boards Says ion on Points in & By THOMAS str Ht ee gt R Is Awaiting Legal Q ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH IN MOTHER'S DAY RADIO PROGRAM —_—— —| : . : Saambia chain schedule of | ts VET KMOX today is as | = The movement to adopt exact ee es ag **Sock- such as “Electric,” radio receivers, 3 sic Hour, at 1 p. m.: H ‘“All-electric,” at WASHIN GTON, May ; ee red/sors of the new radi Pam phony 'et Powered” and ‘‘Battery Oper- ing other members of . ee ated” has brought results at last. ob- |. ei ong. . Die Meister- Definitions have been adopted the & & to wonder ir. | by the Radio Manufacturers’ As- de- | Radio Commission will sociation, as a guide for advertis- new allocation to pb ing and general sales contact with dly | Stations. — the public, as follows: est. The latest explanation i & pie Meisiersineer von A radio receiver designed to ang | COmmission for the a oe. ‘a ‘Orchestra. operate from primary and (or) the | 2 interpretation Of sey J wen from Lobengrin.. Wasner storage batteries, shal] be known net |im the law will be sana F Ore Feuerzauber. as a “Battery Operated Set.” SAT fore action can be takes ry }B Die Walkuere cine Shes WY Mees A radio receiver of the “Bat- hat the things about Which” _ a agg ar ae tery Operated” type, when con- tan vice of lawyers will be ae ed. sw ty ow ‘s ‘Lhree ot those scheduled to take nected to a power unit operating pal Bris duly from the electric light line, sup- “What co ice Wd és Mean | m4 “What does the a ne it says equality of grinch. | ak “Will it be necessary oi sit the equality requireme ~ “x, |128 cleareq channe] . we to states?” | =— i Cut in Stations JT “wi Tuesday, March 27 ( ee month and a half ago us mission Save out a state be | DOUNCing that a new .n designed to bring about thes Re ity demanded by Cong “ be Put into effect at th a Possible date. At the ma a it was intimated that ‘ae . ture for the new allocati “i about 95 per cent Comp] a Less than a week later t mission completed its stry ri 1 =, = new allocation and inyj : r ” = radio engineers to ee iy ashington and inspect it. | r' The engineers yng oe agreed that the Plan, cailing os 50 Cleared, 36 semi-cleareg local channels, Would pro * imum radio Service to the se — the present law. nouncement ’ vs ever, brought tae coal .,| Protests from mempbe 7 .. | STess. Many broadeas Re - ufacturers also Opposed its tion, assertin i 25 Adoption of Fen — reduced the number of from 700 to 340, with incre at num : nee ber through divis tion. Cleared Channel Proble The thing that is botherir Commission is that if 59 | channels are decided upon, Stations which are able to that they are Serving a pub terest must be closed. | On the other hand, not be enough to give many are to be divided on ¢ Population. As a matter of fa ct, cleared channels, only six would be entitled to use of " New York would creared channels, Pe , Ohio 1%, “=i California two. All oth ,| Would get less than one @ ); While many states would Z titled to Only about one-se the time on a cleared chaw to be impossible, even by more than 340 stations licer channels among the states basis of population, the alle task would be simplified. cleared channels, New Yor and the other 1§ to the largest cities which able to furnish to properly use a national So it is on this point tl commission wil] seek advice. or two of the Commissior lieve they have some latit does not say anything about ing cleared channels. _ On the other hand, Rep tive Wallace White Jr. sentative Ewin Senator C. Cc. Dill, authors radio law, agree that the col sion is required to make the division of cleared channels any other kind. TURNING TO MET«z HORNS FOR SPEAK Continued From Page, © nstitutes Publig , (TREE ILE OL] MAIL ORDERS GIVEN ONE-DAY SERVICE PIESLoL LoL aL LoL IL in . exclusive daytime @ than 50 cleared channels, they Use of an entire channel, if” channel, or rather to full tim Texas 1, Illinois 1§ ee omporable Such an allocation is dm Commissioners who want to. If it were not necessary for commission to divide the’ cle be given about four, Llinoist given one ¢ the program | terial and the nece a B : | | ; RPir this respect, They say the | lL. Davis | Peeing = clarity a ' ‘4 L* = = ee - r ~ > . 4 ef. >- o~"* ke ¢ , oe ° “* ’ GERMAN RADIO FANS part in the Mother's Day program over KSD at 5:30 this afternoon. Top, , at left: Yascha Bunchuk, 'cellist. Top, at right: Bruce Barton, noted author. | og satiet' Below, at right: James Montague, poet | j}and columnist. a ee plying both filament and plate potentials to the tubes of the receiver, shall be known as a “Socket-Powered Set.” A radio receiver operating from the electric light line, with- out using batteries, shall be known as an “Eectric Set.” . Lisz Tu Gounod oe > Luikin hestra. 4 : of give Thanks Unto the = int. § t president Northwestern Uni is WMA@Q at 9:02 the (ii , idle Scot of | to | next be. lighting col- | 7. i) 6. clude *s git’ \ © rsits night, casion the definitions said that } + 7 | ie? i -paniomime ment or heater currents from an devices, and with a built-in tube re eens an “A. C. Tube Elec- shes A allt A radio emploving . DP Rieueoe ccc oe! ‘} regnieéera, b\ Martini. will be Widow. ‘ie direct current electric light line mt; KDKA and WJZ at’8:15 tonight plant for the plate and grit bias- . brities are promised for gpens and closes the program: Lake “Agitato Nc. hg 1] thie annual cal A radio receiver employing tubes which obtain their fila- alternating current electric light line without the use of rectifying olum bia : % rectifier for the plate and grid ee in" -- t Phares. Sanek Ceti Sao eae v | biasing potentials, shall . be known tric Set.” * aa _ AN Maria,”’ by. Hamblin. d a = tubes which obtain their fila- RENEE weecweceeese « SONUCLs | ) ment or heater currents from a — —— Carpenter plaved as violin solos during th the ae Sar rd the Pountaw gs Don Amaizo broadcast over KYW... ’ry with 2 Us f ye ifvi > SS) aaa ssrnet ' ast OVer IN :+| Thomas. out the use of rectifying de- SS ee vices, and with a built-in power peenx of Delight... LT. Burch The orchestral numbers will in- ae wroadcast, at P- Ponce’s “Estrallita,” whicl ing potentials, shall be known | asa “D. C. Tube Electric Set.” fam, as well as la Palina |, Filles de Cadiz,” by the French bal- m@ an orchestra. composer, leo De- Vednesday National March;”’ Leh 's at ; libes: | “Mexican from American Singers, ing of radio receiving sets, and cerpt ar’s ithe Month of Mavine by official definitions, the RMA. in co-operation with other radio trades associations, is “a radio receiver nomenclature,” “The definitions of the various types of receivers’, the statement said, ‘are designed as a guide, not only to the 300 manufacturers be- longing to the RMA, but also to me (> MAIN STORE R “1129 Locust MAin 4847-48-49 20th and Locust GArfield 9195 5032 Gravols Riverside 3080 2731 Cherokee GRand 3059 71982 Manchester Hiland $790 814 N. Sixth CEntral 2031 3224 Meramec Riverside 9407 3028 N. Grand COlfax &i95 4969 Delmar FOrert §&32 2300 S. Grand GRand 8521 . | | A \ i \ : + : '::\ Dependable—Permanent—St, Louis Owned tows AAC Our, Mt louis. Today is MOTHERS’ DAY. It’s not too late to remember MOTH. ER with a beautiful new Redio. Star Square Stores are open Sunday until 1 p. m. Get her a Radio now while prices are lowest as well as to the public. “Use of the official receiving set definitions in manufacturers’ ad- vertising, and also in that of job- bers and dealers handling RMA products, will be Ad- vertising and 2 = Foe: requested, ff HERE F s00N! Bar Square’s ° _ Beventh Store W. Florissant R College Ave. | atch for Opening Announcement 7 N ~“. * PNDAY SPECIAL! HiS beautiful wrough: iron Speaker Stand ABSOLUTELY FREE with the purchase o FINE ARTS SPEAK STORE ROTRS: Daily 10 9 P. i Sunday io P P. M. ra a f a : R. % 4 are imminent commercial possibil- INE ARTS PEAKERS tone ana g volume. Has a beau- iy modeled statuette. h Speaker has an ad- able volume unit. ‘So itive that distant sta- are reproduced clea:- including the delicate Mings and variations of is based on a wrong according to R. M. Klein, general manager for Fada Radio. Televi- ad it1es, Regular $18 Values, Specially Reduced to arri as 739 sr se Wil sion has by no meédns and it be a 7 ape cocs, a practical factor long time before IKxlein declares. Discussing Says: “One of the leading officials of of ' ’ .o iOn;z, the matter, concerns 1 conc: they rn, Or group be s0 done if may classed, which has perhaps more experi- mental work on television than the ombined, was the epinion, STAR SQUARE STORES MAKE ANOTHER HOME RUN YOUR CHOICE OF ESHMANI “ OR N° DIDIOS Each of These Sets Have SIX TUBE {-DIAL_ CONTROL Guaranteed yar Ar SQUARE STORES and@ the Manufacturer to give absolute satisfaction. rest of the country c recently responsible for spe- cific statement: ‘In my a _— hold all batteries. —— ries Soldering Irons... gular 10.50 val. at ie eeaeesccvaten Mipbtn b Station Selectors. 1 “a0 Arresters i Fine cabinet crafts- Ts Aerial Wire... manship. Beautiful 95 © Tape .. ; dark mivror-like fin- Cables a Voltmeter ers, Reg. $18 val. -t Extension Cords MODEL 551 TABLES Solder irons Special! scroll shaped Aerial Plu 25 £ "SS. Te; ~~ Reinforced ornament- Fickle Charger al bettom stretchers. — $1 DOWN— er Units Regular 15.00 val. at S$! Per Week Nickel finish door MODEL 1000 TABLES ish. Bottom stretch- ornaments on doors. * i + MEIC) — FREE OE LIVERY— PHONE — INI ONE SE aati Herbert to aid the public in its purchases, | Welcome to radio audience by Dr.. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1 SETS DEFINED | Radio Manufacturers’ Association | definitions of the various types of | ' the Geller, Ward & Hassner Hard-| (the annual distributers’ convention | The statement that accompanied | “to ime | prove advertising and merchandis- | | Crosley receivers, the | ' presenting | advertising and business interests, | | clusive nerchandising ager- | 2 cies, including Better Business Bu- 'reaus, will be advised of the defi- nitions agreed upon. designed to/| |avoid misinformation to the public of the different varicties of receiv- ing sets.”’ ciliata 7 r ’ : ° * Says Television Is | ™“ ™ ‘ e - ° ‘ar From Practical | lieiding off from buying a radio receiver, in the belief that com- bined sets of television apparatus idea, | Klein | / Wave adapter with which anv by | The which television will not be practical for five years to come.’ ‘Beyond all this—the remote period when television can be an- ticipated as a practical factor— it is realized by but very few peo- _ple that when television comes it must of necessity be a separate and distinct piece of apparatus from the radio receiver, involving different components and entirely different character of construction. | “Any reasonable-minded man is warranted in predicting that tele- vision will come, but let the pub- lic know the facts; !t is not here now, nor anywheres near it. nor’ can it be considered as a direct attribute to the present types of _radio broadcast receiving scts Qs ae _ PAGE I _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SIMPLE SHORT WAVE ADAPTER Business Broadcast —!YOUNG SINGERS | For Saturday Night OF COUNTRY TO COMPETE AGAIN Director of U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Com- merece to Be Speaker. | Appointment of State and Local Audition Committees Under Way This Week. domesti¢ od American busie a | J , affect P st tat sen icy} j «“) YY . participation of ama-|_ ) alti ; . aaa : : ' LAbGh ES G 1. i Plans tor d each weck Ir singers in Missouri! in | ‘sioner oan | . director of the lio Domestic ' nerce De-~- partment, in a talks on “A Week of the World's Business,” which be broadcast through stations xussociated with the NBC with ry uSiCc esrilinit } evening, next Saturday ond national ras and a : made this | l~ 5 cv? | Was Sas Se 6. = Pees oe & Wecr ru j ; ee yr rc*e 2Bee “ey? bm ' : 1 bat ‘ Olli series of auditions in IIS a ss will eonfer ergs and cultural leaders wh at 6:86 o'dinwe 15-minute talks Dr. Kicin facts and figures bearing on general business devel- opments of Tl Department of Lis in aided last vear bringing “— . af ; condense souri into the first national singing re Harry sponsor Senater week | ad \. contest when U. S&S. Hlawes d as 1 ship chairman. “ Besides for broad- Missouri State f lt aders the act mtale Commerce in the leading world to assist American business men in devel- oping exports. It also has in Washington a corps of experts who study the problems of substituting better methods for those that are causing losses. le trade scouts . rToorncinac afl —— ot the year will State ; markets this ~ Bunch the casting invite to Committes 1as audition, serve on M AS he en | throughout Sponsorship this committee |! committees will the ' soon as set up. local be | appointed to arrange for local audi- Louis, (,irarde: bureau's complete and trade-promotive at the disposal of the will be Dr. Klein’s Kansas City, Mexico, Ilannibal tions in St. ‘dalia, Cape Columbia, Jefferson Ci fs ; -iinding re | if i, organization ii t* radio audi nee will be guided in the UNOERWOOO &£ UNDERWOOD " ' . . . 2 kt. I. Flewelling, noted radio inventor. recely e wave stations all over the world. 4 ‘Trade Notes | ads £ William Borghoff is to represent . . ; . ane ware Co., (¢ rosley distributer. at | rec cises peri and broadcast by © of tire Crossley Radio Corporation in Cincinnati next Tuesday and Wednesday. ‘4dn addition to the new Amrad at the conyen- line is to be shown - SS and his alt i sponsored Station Twice staff ropolitan ma, isc nel A. newest tor DY th ; morning members of the ig devotions, lea following physic an} ‘and other cities having promisiliey singers. con § to discusses by questions by business men. For- will be handled on latest reports sent to the Department of Commerce by radio and cable. Domestic bhusi- ness jssnes will be dealt with from the viewpoint of domestic gtudies and surveys. Most of Dr. Klein’s talks will be broadcast from the NBC Washing- fon studios, but arrangements will be made for him to talk from the NBC New York studios on occa- sion. YVOUNZ rr rhe h range contest local will wat? i ‘ '*s ’ ; + } ay —- , ’ problems rmvention—; i Heel singers—a bov and re | the basis of the ih «Community iT) to be reception Oo! represent ei next beé ", “ - t " — hits -acemaenal aiken 4, nck. ikea Oy rae ie ao . in M yn e > . ra CPO LM, panking ae = Bg ; aw ee eae } ; 7 .s oe Prucx a age pm B = ee we te a tere - . ™* a . s * r - sh ne “3 > w « as . ‘ ple ee eee BP! ne ah ie : Ate ot State audition broadcast 1} il a7 October. local contests will i+ held in September. leader| All amateur singers ‘and 25 years old, | eligible to enter this national elim- | ‘ination singing t for which | the Atwater Kent Foundation of Philadelphia offers awards total-| ine $17,500 in cash, and for six of | the 10 finalists free con- | servatory tuition. Winners of th audition—a voy zo to Chicago, paid, to Novem 18 | are | the betwe » een serosa oe “ie tape ~ aN be LO inclusive, ee liour” mam €. As -@8 each morning. between 6:30 | a: a c. | of exer-| The | ds begin at 6:50) the exercises N e% met director of the ms a Any contes Ze apts ee la wee BAA Oo th. OF Pag ts, ee re er 2 Rey it hg hn music —~3 progran Bip, gree POOLS Sym, from Middle Western states, Two district winners will advance to New York in December as guesis | of the foundation to compete jin the national finals. Missouri ~ State girl—will | all expenses the air in champions aa a te } ivics, A. Keene ie over other com pr with 1 - ner t tion. A banquet will be held Tues- day evening with speeches by the’ Mayor of Cincinnati, Powel Crosley Jr., president of the Crosley Cor- poration, and an elaborate theatri- cal program, all of which is to be broadcast over WLW, the com-' pany's radio station at Cincinnati. | The Bremer-Tully Manufactur- ing Co., which has become an ex-| manufacturer of receivers, | speakers and phonograph combina. tions, now into’ its Chicago plant which give acres: more floor former factory. began radio manu the advent of broadcasting, John C. Tully. its president Dr. Harry ‘4 mone i > ~ it jpes* and get you R. B. SPECIALT imwwular om Dest. 12-A. 318 Sycamore St., Cincinnati, 0 $4.50 Raytheon BH $2.95 Tubes ter; =. $4.00 Signal —-« 98c $7.50 Brandes $1.49 Condensers Phono Units... $1.50 Freshman Aerial Plugs. . $1 Battery Cables, 7-Wire $1..%) Exten- -§9¢ sion Cords $2.50 Aerial! 50c Phone Plugs to Af ace tl ses ee ee ee oe ee ee or oe oe Ss. 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S Sei Fingers ahh : By eet) AR PEO Metin ach - . = a * fe «= ie Am + So ie. in = Vek, s ™ a 4 te ~ Mell Tea mee: etna, ele Al thes Bre gh ee: fs per baw oe ; oP Ragtitt ae rote Bev, : : ; ’ ne Ase iagerd : - wae ~we mse ee lene sc oar) ee RS 2 oe : Brin, 2 a «be ees pan Dee A ie a eee OR ee ee pe npg bls . pte ‘ one ET 5 eT ore a ST eee Jag ng mata 9 aia GEE Re hdllanc cate Atlan Mien ie Malpas aaa tle * * : i Bs ey PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1923____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH uy with Confidence }- reconditioned, and which may be these “OK” cars with absolute com ™ Economical Transportation More new Chevrolet cars were de- "I livered in this community during the last 90 days than in any similar period in Chevrolet history—and (" H EV R O L E T most of these new car sales involved the trading in of the purchasers’ o * . previous automobiles. As a result, we have at this time an unusually wide selection of used cars that have been thoroughly | Here are a few-ex- | amples to be found | mm today’s classified columns advertised “with an OK that counts” 1925 Chevrolet coupe, good | 1926 Chevrolet coupe, ST, LOUIS DEALERS recon- pact $100.00 down, bal- | ditioned in Al shape: an exccl- nee monthly. ilent buy. Sold with an O. K. ~ 1925 Chevrolet sedan Sold | rae : Bee ALLEN-JAMES MOTOR CO. with an O. K. that counts,|. 12°? Chevrolet coach; fine $325. 00, | family Car With ©. K. tag. >* ee bie = Season Business Was Off in All Thea Was Throughout the Country—Ty and 18 Musical Comedies Made U the American and Shubert Durin Ending Last Night — Municipal den Theater Preparing for Or T, LOUIS, along with the rest of the” during the theatrical season which @ “be movie theaters, with the exception made a remarkably fine showing, ‘all took ‘yere is no way of telling how much busin tnd in the legitimate houses but lumpe ment theaters in the State paid the Go ‘ es, during the nine months ending Mare which was $86,177 less tham they paid season of 1826-24. As there is practically no tax on I which sell for less than the amount at jn Government income was a result of called legitimate theaters in the State—an taxes come from St. Louis, | It is not to be inferred from this that other theaters actually suffered but it'® went to the amusement palaces this seas cal year, Which started off with much pr c giump. b The same condition was true practica total amount of admission taxes paid in & eason was $15,003,838, which is quite a @ bf the pockets of the cash customers to De Ftime last season the taxes amounted to” 3, : ‘z pet HE season at the American Theater re ; T tichard Bennett played a week in” | the theater had opened, on Sept. 44 “Old Ironsides’ which showed for ae -following bfore the Bennett engagement, | | re | Another dark week preceded George: aN mame on Oct. 23 for a two weeks’ stay.” i Brothers in the second year of “The Yi h “Hoosicrs Abroad” came in succession tions closed the theater again for two W - On Dee. 4 Fred Stone paid a visit W Bucceeded by two w = of the picture, © eich we bad “Tommy,” Lenore Ulric in“ wath “lie Kine of Kings” returning for Meek was given over to the revival of and Feb, 5 saw the start of two weeks of next 10 weeks saw Robert DB. Mantell, © si ‘Thirstor., the Magician, who was- here * eiVanities,” the revival of “Diplomacy” t ga Sdakspeare, “She Stddps to Conquer “Simba and Frank Craven in “The 19th ; : . In this season at the American the Bictures, 2 weeks of Shakspeare, 2 week rama and 7 weeks of musical comedy. RS HE Shubert Theater began operat 4 ® operctta “The Countess Moritza” the reopened on Oet. 9 for 2 weeks of Flor ‘oem hai Gesture.” Nest came the ancient, but a ileon Errol in “Yours Truly,”. William He = tle Door,’ “Chicago,” “The Ramblers’ ame ae of Dec. 11 was dark. On Dec, 18 “Abie ui: one week and was followed by “The Pia 7H brook Blinn, Mitzi in “Phe Madeap,” * a? Grace George for two weeks of “The Ro PF Jan. 16. The week of Feb. 1 was dark. “Groadway” came for 2 weeks on q y The Squall,” “The Jazz Singer,” “Two Gil “m “Chauve Souris,” the week of March 25 ¥ “7 >y dark weeks. On April 9 came the W ~@ the Gilbert and Sullivan revivals. April I “m The Constant Wife,” followed by Kathert and tle ill fated part week of the Negro h . 80n ended last night with the last perfort 1 ge in the 33 weeks of its season the § ru 7m 11 musical shows and was closed 5 wee 6. a] 4 ND while on the subject, more or le : ace observer of the Municipal Opera | imaxine the sum total of human emt the show soon upon the big stage in Fores : Ur if he did, he would probably del ™ “echbanics than to inelude the cast, musieh In his count rather than the 445 petsol finite value to Municipal Opera perfor eS who are important factors in the # Musical ¢ hb 2 which starts its ol 4 The speetator’s gaze naturally consi | : Professional company in considering the : iene Continued on Next Pa ——-———— : & harlie Sine] at — ee

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MS \\ QC . SS \\ N . . VAX SX q@es \ SS \ \ ~ WS KSXQQ@Q \ \ er RN BAS reasesseee ONY te \S & PART FOUR. a” ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NN aa we DCR SK —— rms =; ie ‘einen meme QQ Qu iw;wowwwW—“i - nel ea oO — (WS MG WAY Deck,” ‘‘Ki ‘, 1c speeches of each new play 110 wee y Robert BD. Mantell, “Hit the Deck,” ‘‘Kid Boots t] } } lay, stor, the Magician, who was here two weeks; Earl ‘Carroll's through a distracting hubbub of ., a ee g : ial , associations. Consider, for exampFk, Mities.° the revival of “Diplomacy” (three nights), Fritz Leiber : ie S _ 7 _ the odds and ends of memories spaakspeazre, “Sue Stoops to Conquer’ (four nights), the movie yhicn settled like crows over the premiere of ‘The Happy Husband” anew comedy from London, which had itS ups ad downs at the Em- pire Theater on last Monday night. Certainly it was no fauit of mine Mba’ and Frank Craven in “The 19th Hole.” ..In this season at the Ameriean there were ftures, 2 weeks of Shakspeare, 2 weeks of mazic, Fama and 7 weeks of musical comedy. 9 weeks of motion 10 weeks of Dolores Del Rio in “Ramona” at Loew's. with ST. Ty dé. ment; Gray, English screen, Estelle Golf — ton; play. phone. Jolson. the stage celebrating formance, MISSOURI—‘“Lady with Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhall. Crooning Conley, Mayris Chaney and Edward Fox in a dance Hal Jerome and Gloria and W. Cromwell Knox, humorist. ‘Honor Bound,” Taylor and O'Bricn. GRAND OPERA HOUSFE—‘‘A Fantasy.’ comedy with Smith and Col- six other acts and “Why Sailors Go Wrong,’ Betsy,” Amusement Calendar AMBASSADOR — Sally “Mad Hour” O'Neill, Sherman and Alice White. O94 > Ed Lowry’s Jubilee his 1000th per- Lowell Good” anil Be On the stage, “Sunshine” with Freddy Ber- nard as master of ceremonies. LOEW’S—“ Ramona,” with Do- lores del Rio. “Oddities, On the stage, ’” with Nat Nazarro Jr. as master of ceremonies. LOUIS—Nick Lucas, Troubadour;”’ rube ‘The Har- comic; divertisse- the with George On a musical a photo- GRAND CENTRAL—“Glorious a Vitaphone attrac- tion with Conrad Nagel and Dolores Costello. Short subjects, cluding popular songs by Ai Also. Vita- in- | i i j } | New York. Day by Day By O. O. McINTYRE. NIEW E tary before it can be lv-is this true doubly true sarcasm. of Nor have I been free tempered thrusts gray head. But SORK, May 12. VERY newspaper writer d off things in a hurry regrets at leisure. The momen- impulse to be nasty stifie: 15. m beiter judgment and it is in print Especini- sarcasm. when it is he often recalled. fro! aimed art ] atin somehow isies PS a TV, ally And personal rule whore But il Tile ‘line 2 my sid 10f feelin have ore rr ok in ee Ci d U f do then). writer, just gs instances, xperience . g21 the how [I feel. lally in a mood to was for the next eel the et | Thompson able to work myself up into cven mild fury over that similar ms t.. 6 brings caution and tempted to pot-shot someone I] wait a week to see Iam uwsi ver j I have a J sufjers lel- when I am And asa asx WastZ. same way at a week I speak right ~—- Hollywood Impressions By Harlan This is by authors awrite stories for the musical comedy writer, “Merry, Twinkle,” one of a series of and playwrights SCTECH, who are Harian Thompson is a well-known Hollywood Impressions now Mm written Los Anacles to having turned out “Little Jessic James,” Merry,’ and other musical plays. > that, at the sight of an English “Twinkle, HE Shubert Theater began. operations on Sept. 25 with the eel ypampsietine te Sahin A OLLYWOOD. like Caesar’s was blawn. back cnough to reveal operetta “The Countess Moritza’ then closed for a week and of a contretemps which once en- H caus .e ee ee ee ee ee Ce oe F reopened on Oct. 39 for 2 weeks of Florence Reed in “The Shang- livened the dismal premiere of a Ss cn —— the sa grein ine ot a pink geor- . a ae . : ey es a4? —s :¢ people and the original inhabitants. gette combination. mal Gesture.” Nest came the ancient, but honorable “Blossom Time,” sie. ee genio , a * eee wale up to the pic- I expected someone to speak to ‘ Zeon Erro! in “Yours Truly,” William Hodge in ‘‘Straight Through ele tits cneaped me even ot . itis ture people; the picture people look the poor chap and tell him that tie Door.” “Chicago,” ‘“‘The Ramblers’ and “ Gay Paree.” The week time, “Red .Blinds.” Its cast in- @own on the lowans; and the orig- such things ‘just werent don: y of Dec. 11 was dark. On Dec. 18 “Abie’s Trish Rose’ returned for Cluded Gertrude Kingston, who had ee eae ag og ir : ~ esp cially caghng a | , jus . 1¢d afte ne absence Kiltiv Wile eitner oO the others hodyv diz n fact, of e wn. os gone wi ok and was followed by “The Play's the Thing.” with Hol- ee ei Pract cia in avhind Si opie whe paased by be- brook Llinn, Mitzi in “‘The Madcap,” “The V agabond King’? and curious resemblance to Ferdinand A pathetic lot, these aborigines. fore the taxi arrived, -not yne merece George for two weeks of “The Road to Rome,” starting on Gottschalk and a tendency to for- They can immune the ‘stan when P#id the slightest attention to him. r in. 16. The week of Feb. 1 was dark. set her lines. At least, her cues their land was a quiet land; whena rT knew — — = lywood was id @ ise “Broadway” came for 2 weeks on Feb. 5 and after that saw {o7¢ MSHt would find her abstract- filling station was a_ fiting 59% 2 cnn eee ar es 1 ey i am : z edly gazing out over the audience station and not an Egyptian In a few short weeks on the lot be Squall, The Jazz Singer, Two Girls Wanted” and “O Kay,” as if wondering why all those silly temple illuminated in six colors; I have grown used to anything. If hauve Souris,’ the week of March 25 was preceded and followed people had come to the play. when a restaurant was restau- 2 group of creatures with six ey dark weeks. On April 9 came the Winthrop Ames company in HIS Mr. Mackenzie Ward, who rant, and not a brown derby 50: and green ae aie Gilbert and peante an revivals. April 16 saw Ethel Barrymore in T seo playing be young gigolo in coat mga: shee a ore or ie acing — _ wi ae yt Constant Wife.” followed by Mathatias Gebel in’“The Letter” “Red Blinds,” had to deny with things w ere a lot caldera esate, ot ay —_- ee lege re 2 ee . om : selle some héat that he was without q 2nd not a lot of movie sets gone glance as I went out to the mail pd the ill fated part week of the Negro show, “Africana.” The sea- creed. Did he not believe in his ito trade. ak ane Wester. Wich company er | wen ended last “ot with the last performance of “The Spider.” bootmaker, his tailor, his glove- The original inhabitants take it Was making" that kind of an avia- : In the 32 eks of its season the Shubert presented 13 dramas, maker, his haberdasher? He preity hard. And well they might, a sven ae 2 musica! wld and was closed weeks paused for a reply. None was forth- for they are a doomed race. |For : . ie on 7 negara By , _ coming. He glared at Miss King- One thing many of them are getting ferent. peed balaesl crn tere sandiees at tus oat ston. There was an 2gonizing si- along in years, and no persén gvt- like lat. And 2 ¢ll go on resent- ! ND while on the subject, more or less, of statistics the arer- ence. Nocing this et last, she the yeti 0 ae. an vals vintage io nib car conus - | ne, ae ce ; name to. collected her wits Pi ance agains ollywood driving. front pumps akes Nim away iro! . 7. ool . ego Opera ead summer would hardly aaa cb eget ihe St st ee Many a lightweight, proud of 4s 5 wets apr a psn oe . HE e sun otal of human energy required to complete which the whole house was by footwork, has had the pattern of a widel) ad rt: d cemeter) with “HEVROLET CO. 1 © show soon upon the bis stage in Forest Park. now waiting breathlessly. She ‘@diator emblem buried with him. #il modern improvements, aaa i Son we 4 achy lartrie sig ar tha lanchester Av it he did, ne would probably delve no more into theatrical *Poke it with that vigor which is My first impression of Hollywood, ee ee ea oe *9 3 Mechanics than to include vine cast, musicians, and a few stage hands usually described ss authority. gained shortly aftér I came West eel Sk kee aplewood mo his count thes chan tha aes ! et x¢ Bg " = Th aaa tes ae i 8 blest: «top Di Athi sae t os ee bo MERRES 2 ~ £0 2 ‘ sate ellie Nhe iE Pek Ra aol 6 A > 7 ae 5 . i FF ae > hg ities MPR 27? oa am AMM 2 WSR AIR: ante vier ee Ces line we me” ant Ona ahi ie Ce ee! Vigne od a + ower — pis cerry posterity ey “te Sans 4 . we . 3 - » “, EIR A TP BRB I 6 TROP Satereeteier eg) Sentltte mee “-7a CO * 4 - ’ ‘ 3 8 ee * 3 ; - J+ ~ h ‘ -e Se ae 0 ig tes ee & ia Ry of me me el ay t > +4 ’ is : Hh a > oe me i /@. , ¢ : ; ; » ee. ce 2 J : a $ : S's 5S al te s f to oe ae > a me \ : ; f _~s i i - 4 perl naee niece eine het Meee ee > oe an . PaO AN RO ON OR Ye Nag Oy oP ta Ane ree we — as oct of cp eatin” re 8 vay Poteau haat nti ee amas A it a Pie wry +i nt sa . ° mee 8 kG rating ag — . et a alae > ow Ye ome se Oe 3 : a. - pga be Stegall SP Sided ad ea. e ee anne r : bedi tN a Bh ssh ie. ‘ " . a bl yee . ay i ‘ we ype Sx, dag hte Fee AT, eae — * “ J ae a A el Herwig NIRS gi ella ay eel > -_ VEE OO ee ~~ Nat ae - - <\: Bagless

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Mee esse ae ee OE LID GOLD EID 5 itatiggs en eee . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___— SUNDAY’ MORNING, MAY 13, 1923 % IF LUUIS POST-DISPATCH = (SHUR. : LEeAoInGc Bi) 6 NIGHTS ONLY, BEGINNING UNIVERSITY TEMPLE ASSOCIATION OF & j UNIVERSHT A Unique Entertainment Wi People and 20 5 Prices: $1.10, $1 SEATS AT THEATRE BC af ROTHSCHILD-G UB Gra >) A Ci a OF 1928 - = a a , bs a ih 5 ~ hl (928--TENTH ANNIVER: aq) MUNI Jone 4th PRINCE ae ~ “13th MARY 20th AIDA BERNICE PATRICIA CHARLES WILLIAM J. LEE MUNICIPAL (OPEN-AIR) TH JUNE 4™ to AUT THE ANNIVERSARY REPERTORY All of the Outstanding Musical Hits of Recent Years june 11th THE MERRY WIDOW june 18th THE VAGABOND KING june 25th NO, NO, NANETTE : july 2nd ROSE MARIE july 9th THE STUDENT PRINCE july 16th THE LADY IN ERMINE july 23rd THE SONG OF THE FLAME) July 30th COUNTESS MARITZA jug., Sth THE LOVE SONG THE JUBILEE CAST America’s Foremost Light Opera Artists LEONORA ALLEN ALICE MACKENZIE DOROTHY SEEGAR SAM ASH FLORENZ AMES JOSEPH ROYER CIPAL SS FLAVIA i i MERSHON O’ CONNELL s SW sy B a 4 GALLAGHER MacCARTHY DALY ‘ ALL ST. LOUIS CHORUS OF 96 ORCHESTRA OF 50 MUNICIPAL OPERA IS ST. ATTRACT New Coaster, amusements. we eyes STARS LEON ERROL VERA MYERS IRVING : : i: PAGE 2A ia’ - P iinet +e TT | FRANK FAY TO : e “a — ; ’ [ Thyssus Gives || _ MISSOURI'S STA * wJ ; : i j Continued From iM rand 1 u ro ome y, ak themselves out to oe 4 V; ” they are today bs | O irtues es finding themselves z |e: : . *,. : Toe ci Pe . ; E ¢ +. bag: equipped for the e Fy ou A bake . . . } rid . 5 7 tt ork ricked Uu * ¢ # > i - |] Bpeeeek Washington University Dra- . 2 i p the ie 40% : ; a new opportunity oo) GRP matic Club to Make Annual | eee eee Another i 1 F et Ss e a x ” i t! “~ filn fiel 7 ja 8 i Offering at American Thurs- | | a oe ee aia ¢ as ~. #: Or the writing of ste 74d BERR ig day Night. ae. * . | | ae | screen. Or automobilig uy sg A +; 5 os : Sb * / eila H ya nr ‘Bi ("On j ( Na aqael. id di i¢l Morea 1 | ' | i i ue so | He eee, +e : tale A ; 5 a P thos ‘sh Roger ie 5 tne the four-act English drawing room 3 oe L1VIC uUSIC Ca “ae 0 rin ean tor Fleming is recognized =a ae ao. comedy, “The Two Virtues,’ by Al- ‘ BE - q- “: = | able motion pi cture dé Ai, . to a +a fred Sutro, The production is be- % ge ss : a ; 5 e | even he cannot tell why ie p44 ae ing directed by Joseph Solari. | : ae é omen sUrc estra to f Ouls came a director. All see 2 i > ca. ot s . e _* @ : - ‘ eee ty Melvin Maginn, president of th 3 e HOW it happened. ig: A Bee le organization, takes the feature role ; HE Civie M . ‘ in Pasadena, Cal. went a. ceo y 4 oe i (ivie Music League i? tue rOUT ‘omer ro! ent eon: wey as of Jeffrey Pantou., Maginn has 7 | : “sige ague will in . ee ee ee % | as any normal boy, fi | Tee ae : 2 : al ; x troduce » St. LOuls next No- musical, civie and social affairs oO ‘ f ei . appeared in ntimerous campus ~ 5 = ma tpg 2s Wael ee gt 3 C hee ’ around for a job and found #: : presentations. Pauline Par ker, as Pid er mat POStOR OTuen Ss Boston who saw the need of creat et Mec} ian ically - . _ a “| | n be i? ry } é a aie 74 7 Pa’ . . aia Ss Nai . ae $ = a —— 7 . ~ 4s ; ¥ Jeffrey's sister, hae a adiffici is a Zz: ei : On! { i ii Sila. E sa l Le¢ — site ca mediun : LOT tne vast Sitsaii r ned 01 it to be a whi characterization, but at rehearsals 4 « dl _ iSna, conau Lor. |: or tne past of gifted musicians amons the ~ * x: oaphete th at always at’ by gar. id t ‘ As ns 1. Yi rite = f TiY STTra ey nH . at : . . rT a ep tf y 2? +? 7. fs wy) es sit 2 taken hv Genevieve McNellis, who dlice White. in “Mad Hour.” at the A VET aid oe ive attracions, ehoice In the fall the Women's Or: one lack Mull Lady Be Good,” at the Missouri. bilt up event 3 saa ea. &4 ' . J itj j ie ' 4 no hii en Ine ‘ “ wiih anemic : * ‘ : ' Ail ike * plays the part of Freda. Eve i’ an "> on Ac Boston " OIli¢ nh ) 0) rs {Ta embat Ks on {Ss first tour un if 1i0ONng *s a leaders. F he +, >> “= t hs — ey ee - aim ‘ tii Koch, as Mrs. Isabel Jervoise, is re- sa ea nan Ree ganization at the recent meeting (Civie Concert Service, Chicago, a! ze sen Penn pre in & 4 quired to give an English versi : : of the board because of the @€x- has been booked in Chicago. P ng met ‘ anon ’ . " Tre vy} ¢ Nove it 4 if . ‘f) 1 mAla * ~ - o.. = oa . ; I emi . os u . A of Anita Loos’ type of characte ERE BOVety OL & COMPiete OF Tome, Semone, Milwaukee amor ene ed . SS ane be houby stot. acing e USIC hestra of women and the fame of the larger cities and num ro t witty D Cirectey of J . ~ > «i a ra ; b rred 5 ron ' ne _* ’ ; 7 Ox ' } VW ~ I at We y- es “f i 2 ; ; 3 oe a ? ’ T ¢ ‘ Tare ~~ oe oF 5 a ? } wNne . So ne ecame 2 but aoes nor KNOW bs! q oO do Five : iL ii a Ack e\ ge : " ; = a = | = re . a | yas SO of Roston and has the niuicté Da | of ; sa ik @€&4. 44 ee ong tisad LO => o 4 . we ~ ie¢ if n - €3 * ras for ua - cameraman w! he , about it, is played by Charies Duil- Christ Church Cathedral, ' is = mn st as well, FUaYINgG the pianeaee an orehestra for women whi into action in Hollyweod. One derworld types in “Easy Money a ven ree 4 ; P en P ' a Bt ‘ -e a * a ef * - “ & . ‘ ‘. - . ; ~ We} t ae lon. i Linrte ent 1} aAD«€ j,OC US Siree cs, i) ’ ‘ ~ ' Vicicstia av the does excéllient work but veh “et x“ 4 i iS een } 4 on t] a x will pe based on a collection of son nt : 0 bos ance, y vce . . ‘i ee . . . . . 4% ~ . . a ner * - ’ -aa ‘ 3 i ie , : } ty = e > Pre rhe play is light.and amusing. Daniel R. Philippi, Cathedral or- ‘ bs : , not vet heen financed to insure se- yre . 10 za goes up from ones s Gallery screen tests bor- pin il as the official 2 . x ™ > = py j « — Asin SO 4 © - , : s - , ‘i + ” Jeffrey wants to write a history of ganist, and the chorus of the Uni- Pious . = ax is known, the Bostom @uritw of its personne! ee S publicity depart- rowed from the New York Police arated from the . a . ; . ee . ; ¢ an ‘ ti -he “ee historians, rathe r than enier th ; V,ersify City High =i hool, adirecte il = ‘ ‘ee vK ‘i 0) Ls =\ mMpnonys ix the first ore The Civic Music League of =" and Tne! montns and mon ns De partment. These close-ups of wn re he served th . * rt Y ; . ,2 e ; ; : : : . : . : : = i C * = : : - . , . . hf ot . « 7 Re a t "e ps } a ¥ various { allings open (0 a Ina ii of hy " (,° 0} ge -- Vie i NA iBe he VW No VW \ M ay» a ea. ie é Ont : ¥ tha COMI Louis now in its fj ‘th year > ' 4 ™ + ; ul Cc id A idaily Se be n rit pI jsoners photog aphed for tne po- “ a ss A . \ ersaill Ss he had th ; : ; ife ae ; : , ; ; lA - - Y ° : ; "fat, . , st) ext hy re es . : ” . ot r ss isan re oan 4 > - +}, ~ } ; i chaste P ‘ ee Present many cn- in London for Vilma Banky, turned tain scenes in the film. No doubt been collected anywher@ (= _ : far - - hap f , i Charles Wakefi ‘ 2h ae NaS created gireiy mew attractions to St. criminals. but e% ery Vv type of right, should follow his 3 — : 1 — ee siata i i i tai JT sy OVA ’ b) ~ : Pe hayden : S Ge i : . 2 gms - . This only nen io Gram i ae oi ie at ann S Secuul Thoughts. ery Seng had come to put it out human — ig in action, classified bent when the war days wags and Jeffrey to each other, and The program is Chorus. Belle kegs” Oe | i Jne-Act Dramas 9 #yron should fee! at home in py race, country, style period and But it is not chance thal decided to write the history ot g- os nn apap CS ie ' O F; N; h me ie “eae a Oe FAS film directors. an es t r ‘om plicat ; ’ “s a," age. Lord - iT? WW " it rst 1g ts | py, Semreay, and sat: , } are Owe C ccupation. ¥ more | — . torians toge he: . COTM plications ‘ 3 : ; “R Re» ‘ , 2 i ae a! ix ais . * © " I 2 «* g at r aA Ta? a was i” Wass chance that put a . . a t eer . ; } ¢ ores ers riie ~ { orys y Tutti ~ele . M1) « -3 @« . ' ” ‘ i" NAintrhnaws “yt oe ae Pe t2}} night : ‘ J : : - ° 7 s ly by W illiam Lincoln and Li ii I + oe Y. - -" ¢ “s t A ' Vialinewe strolled rae Rag cris 2 9] to? i 1 ‘ . ‘ Tor ” Ca ~ drama. They are more than plays It is that quality that © z . . + w * a Ps ‘ nie ~ " ‘ . a = , . . ¢ & _ TY}6 4% & } * : - *. j: = 2 5d a ra) € ~- 7 i} i a ets hard Haeger, Washington Unive: etit X > % Lome Sold School A Pe vain This tine, 28 pW Chie ee | fee PT He is con of George Butler, the featuring one or two screen stars: a sense of human dralia® zg ity . nm. Al > é, . arr “se guilcueeel isis ; Sy aay eration wiih t : bas sity undergraduates. . ea Dol M : At ; . os iventures of @n @MAtORy @iagies a i ee 0g 2 - English co lian the Moy ie influence is yerieched in comedy. knowledge mye B45 v Mar R ‘ . man. It was not my fault ti ess Menorah mociety of Washington : all phases of the production, and ues and a flair for leadership th ' i f } ' 7 ‘a os , ’ « rs , - ‘ ; — ae = f es = a - i a ll Ds _ o . : * ae 4 ad fe PREYS ey 'o4 4° a. They? — ? , ‘ . ~ fA » * le = y ? f SUFFERED FROM SLUMP University ¢ High s ; , Seas HR 9g that night in Paris Wiei Hei eee In ‘the first pray. “Wi * Garbo seems as foreign an@ aloof ays with at least a handful of cameraman’s elbow and Gam ; 4 | age ng D M » 7, semasepiele Ba st R facie soniebody called the Aree eee wsecn, translated froin * Ss s/ lid when s! first arrived gereen celebrities ritual of “Lights! Action! | «¥ > ‘- ge ipe } " a io? ; 4 | Niblo. her director.. however, was Take, for instance, the play with (+4 Sees era as a business enterprise. But my An . , er : Ka, treas : ) : as es as 7 eee | ee ee ee ; i ee “ a . : . I+ , I Anglais | Was wath Peete SetOnuy, Alice Fischio » 4 two visitors Oo e s¢t which Joseph Schildkraut. of stage N 1906 Clarence & SEP ies even here the appearance is deceiv- he Bel Canto Cnoral ¢ Bis is mnO S¢ ‘ ne : srt tne Dre mere ee eae ie ; : : ‘ Y \] ~%4 Io 1° rye efor ‘ orth he, oy Jeanette Hertzn 1A 4) ~~ ‘Rage i 1 Sije 3 = ez + : ++ ec on ws ee . “es —_ oo and m anag ed a large € fe . . ; ; . tat % Max S&S a Latinew riorm i 8 5 Cc ~ and screen, launched the Holly- & ot Ske ins, By every count the chorus give S S$} is concer 1 mSIES , ' : Lifliam Fried: Oe Sa ; — , : . é Bian ] ~ Francis. 1 i = & - > Fee numbers 96 and the Wat 18 R “ 4 : ‘ oO R ve } - nest Ww) ies s3 $44 ; A t wha | : Was a2uo i + i* . screen star. Dolores de] Rio. COl- in th if om — to ™ ewe et See ae ~~ ae business and professiona] men who ) = ai Diay t] oies. Jhis s aera 1 , he began to take note of thes Sg ; ee - ‘nt iaaida «hit } Vi hr ESSE & Gee EF : a Oo ‘ j ‘ co} NO Gi . a J a iy Ff rratead ww th I nia I _. +o i= — kK — i +4) des accident or illness, to fill small formulate g ral M cipal tes — pans ; Mo r. Mill ‘ ne 2 Sato an a eS a it j the newly developing | . be lige a 2 ‘ : : ' ,a s 11 iA aaa 1 . e - nN "ai ‘ = . , nN i 4 i - . >. { ! - ' _ ¥} H r & ~ j ‘fn + +% A ” } 5 i. ia usc n. oldest directors In a . te Price, there are three assistants ~*. ; ' : ; o | M eee as back to the stage again after 10 “He ' ey oa8 ; 5 ee Stil, thoug the st Oo Thos . : 30 : : : . - ansic ¢ in Hollywood. He an * Pek en hand at all time to carry out eas y and sa} ; ee n ne am 4 years in pictures. he old man i EF the director's orders contributing to Aluni Opera :3 - Da : Budd \' aif o -4 na ’ le ¢ iels are known as an | eee: is : =. rs : 7, 5 ‘y —? ta . i . . an RNS — ——— _ ~ way o pie 7 oncession called Heli to : Taxi ine “Senorita - ; ei there are 40 musicians under the aati auger = ne nei ; é i wen - ‘ - - c i] pari ry hy; Inia o +? as bas r . al - r ”" . ee 4 = aid a gninouse is Lionel Bel- Swim 1s “She's a Sheik” st ; ‘ direction of Conductor Leon Rose- *”" ee epcpunae Le ee sni¢ i I “ : ae ~ = — I Lore familiar to film fans And f ve ” aly a ‘ s - 4} ¢) Td a a - S ‘ ma e * \ e © : - } 1 ng ee oa "7 } A | i her next, ‘ Hot News, ie he ei Lago? gee ors. True. t ntribut i 5 . . : ) area N3AS cast one re.-gnizes . ust Tol- ¢, ee Lk tik cludes one other employe. a pianist a ae Ion S M : : g . cht ¢ , ‘i « 1? teats ~—t~e ] . , —U x VA i= ‘ : ~ ‘ t = vs . x if > Lie pre gaucuon € § ine im p rint > *. : » » - f ee if four assistants and =? mechani Ss noi kad to Lv 3 Tiim-v IndInzg yICe. Ans Me TO. a . Par te aré called in to place it properly. “Unicipal Opera shall go on, has ‘ -- , g ¢ S! ‘ Deas uae i gi i And hard work alse ‘eee Bt a PERT Veep ae : duction is dedicated to “that great : , : ae Se In all there are 48 men back stage YOhe Much to Oring success. S.J k .NUSS rs . ~ : ‘ — . prod > Cecil B. DeMille;” hi al story of Ernst Lubitseh. ae at 2. eee . : “ : : enius, Ceci] B. DeMille:” whic! M ma. ite to handle the setting. Some are HILE not employing any s ‘iel-H e Cl : . BY ig a . , , : > 7 sates aro nea 5 . r ney] ~ +r rr (og? ~ v9 - es 7 F i: a3 ing a forest into a palace garden. lie Sincla s planni 9 mak . sd cm a : ] 4 ‘ ys : : , - mazing ‘(round movi coiony project Y for recognition. It came * Ste % oa i ‘ ri . a en . I & : ’ _— ~~ & « : . — . du sutti om he %. —_ , +h ; oe - } oe + z re BY & ee 2 - ~ =o @ " ; 3 . =” “J ; s xa . : an = : _— 4 y 7 e 5, 2 Pees iF vide the gowns and = suits And « sort of training ground or dis 22s sed 4 1 } rer ss th it ‘ — —« 5 aa ‘ ; 3m ee. ie } ee te nopes tO s one or two Song: s ; }4 : { tocraphed for nationwide release Hereto- the world acclaimed Pola fa? Be eee ‘ "Tv > artists’ ices dis- : _ : . Ys rap ; , aT roi eae —_ , i as & : ' will carry the artists’ voices dis e Della Foxe 13 li _ " im _ si “ DU fore there have been pictures. in- mil Jannings and himself.” Beat Fei ou 8 the rear ef the auditor- ,,. cnorn 4 +, 4 a ; telle - 2. rt 1} { 7 le re Pie & Retween acts one frequentiv de- gira ies ae ible , | | ? : Sere & ee asonic emp ¢ i> a. er ee i ie y ana rea has ‘ . é at - 490 ft en -mes profection rooms and other privat: : aD e ; sires a drink, and you sometimes a tah is Song: & ; , ‘ —— wwe — on — T Gi Oj een “ae E otted severat ¥ a v . zs ‘ “ = ‘ _ i i S S : t o howing hut had tft é et 2a wonder why it’s so difficult to get : it On Snowings, Out naa tO & > x Oo ive & + ¢ tas &} bi ‘ ‘ . \ . it ’ 7 id | > T) > = i * 4 — ‘ . Pa a ~ , “cr ~ © - "ark ~ ¥* > *- ~ # - 1 a. TR : a ae OF hold of a boy with soda water, but art ind wor | ' ‘ _ * 1 York or Boston for a showing. Sez 5 & % i} 1.) : ‘ st => = me ‘ — cS . . t » pe | ~ ine : : ; (as, even 80 some 42 venders are dis- ! nia , , Spring fo Give Parker Play. yo Spic ban- “ lnder auspices of the — os a : = : ' ‘ Op , . . h © wt) W : _ I ae ? - = ' ~ : o—) y ~ " . : > tt a } q mov v4 —— oe ah F BY pensing pop througho r the The. - WV ; . : } 2 - fel 24 - y i al Bea 4 2 J ; Temple Association in ¥ te % + 2: e . . : , . 2 : s . 3 r — a4 4 if ~ ~ “i 7 ‘ ] St ~~ j -~ ‘ Hs 1 , * ae fi. ater senda " haat w tes age ogg eae s + —s »Aj ae = ie a Sos is 1 >) 1 a ‘ are $ Artis i & 7 aa & 9 i) ee me - c for NI . AStC and L oO} i tertainment for the penefit: - iS) oa e ic ‘ 7 ] he iva ‘ > ~ . ‘1 . . ~ io . Oy fe in oa ee oe eee ul swing Wednes ’ 18s king Hughes Temple building fugd a’ * oe tts “‘? % ; i ‘a 4 > r) ~ z eee gar : ~ ; , ; ~ ? Vd S. ; on ‘a . 5 D @} Bu tie dines ee a, y night Sinci es | , : ts 17 TP ide ni re se ) ae] : ~ : 1s az - . +} , > : x i es show ing the visitor to ! Ais 4 i 4 } iis S ' are > \ Mi 3 a, . “ of - 2 ja +. to her girlhood ty es theart in the “To nis ersity Revue of | ih - 83 such an auditorium as the Mun!- eg profess — . sie — . hin Chee ae a series : # - : oi { e : if S { Ss “ ck26¢ - } d Lita. anc iS tie rirs:. OF: ; : cipal Theater with its 10.000 seat produ 1071 soon. or rT v ares t 4 Min «eg Even with all these emploves discerning eved fel ae ae : in vice ; Se _— fe, ON Severai pe Co. will put on the revue the Municipal Opera organization a is not complete. After the § lias’ ; spectator has left the auditorium another crew of workers goes on aduty—the cleaning staff. All told 12 men are required to keep the Municipal Theater spic and span ‘ * F i ila ie i ald Kk tes) a -— When their work is done, three watchmen alternate during the re- ; mainder of the night and the da, : in watching the theater lest some a prowler damage the stage or scen- ery. This extensive corps of worke« is required to keep the physica! machinery of Municipa} Opera in running order. But there are sti!! more—the executive staff—whica directs this complicated organiza- tion. Only five persons are required im the offices—Manager David F. Russell, Miss Mona Crutcher. the ‘Executive Secretary of the Asso- ciation: Publicity Director Pavt eisir On @eFistant and a clert. Rut there are 42 other &*. Louisans - eoutributing their services also to ta ee tn Me oo eee tential Broadway and Hollvwooc piavers Among them are iwo giris—twins—who have hes n danc- ing in obscurity in a night c! They ar? as unusua! in appe ara? . and style as the Dollv sisters. the hi’ sips apie = . , rairoanks twins or the MeCart! twins, whom the eg 1i Stage di- rectory of the Garden Theat dis covered and Di ai i With Fddi (‘anto: “inciiir started thera as Two Pakes, WHO did nothing but OLAING Open the draped curtains He «ae veloped eT - } ; eloped them so rapidly that they are now featured in Geor ge Wh ifs * «7 wo Scandals Another former nig! club gir! by oe mit i. wWHno is noe thor oush ly established asa a leading woman. and Who has been the talk of the theatrical world for the past vear ‘# Barbara Stanwick. Just. ia months agro she was Singing in a small night club she is now the leading women in “Rur esque” in New York. one af the e°n be able to get out of Europe. Temple young people Miss Dove is actually in Holly- whom have. heen in wood, but her present pictures hearsal in the Temple ~ to ‘ 7 y. ’ » ls co * ae 2 Low? ; "ohioele 7} c. ner next starring vehicie will also Amatene talent from be located On foreign shores. It masonic circles has alee - is “Night Watch.” the story of a gageq ee French naval! officer's wife and is to be direeted by Alexander Korda, who held the megaphone on Miss Dove's last picture, “The “San p” at Toy Yellow Lily.” This was a story ~ of Hungary. Players at the Toy The mmatinnsen and Olive streets. rhursomy For the second time in his di- Friday nights. The play @® Lula Vollmer’s drams wlll be presented for the in St. Louis by the Toy * rectorial career Frank Lioyd ‘will acterization of the peoplt zo down to the sea in ships. The back in the hills in Ca first time was for “The Sea Hawk” chief occupation of these and now comes “The Divine Lady.” people being “moonshining | Now directing Corinne Griffith comes the World War in “The Divine Lady.” Lioyd is haven't an idea of what ry S eie* preparing for scenes of eighteenth about. bel! leving France @ century fleets in combat for this where south of Asheville! picture. “The Divine Lady” boasts leading role will be played by™ a cast of players tncluding H. R. Baare. Other members © = 5 _ Warner, Victor Varconi. Marie cast will he Marcaret Ukie Dressier. Ian Keith. Dorothe {um- ert East. Milton Carpenter. mings. Montagu lore. Helen Je- Fellhauser Jr ] OR? 4 reme Eddy and others, and J. Dudley Harder. 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FRANK FAY TO H AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS MISSOURI'S STAGE gy Continued From Ff = & 8b) . themselves out to becor _ they are today. The eo finding themselves equipped for the exact; work, picked up the mepar a new opportunity after ae found success in another } fs . the film field. Acting, for jy Ur the writing of Stories screen. Or automobile ra W ::: “H opens ns the way story of Victor Fy] nite man who directed ‘Ee nings in “The Way of Pe rh, and who has just finished rection of the-film version Of 4», Nicnols’ “Abie’s Irish Rose.” = tor Fleming is recognized as able motion picture directa even he cannot tel] why he’ came a director. . ie - e a + RN a Sees: LEAOING PLAYHOUSE GNIGHTS ONLY, BEGINNING TOMORROW NIGHT UNIVERSITY TEMPLE ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITY CITY, MO, ZRuALTO | PRESENT {UNIVERSITY REVUE OF 1928 } A Unique Entertainment With a Cast of 100 People and 20 Scenes Prices: $1.10, $1.65, $2.20 SEATS AT THEATRE BOX OFFICE AND ROTHSCHILD-GREENFIELD wile things” that always seemed Po going wrong in those early vel Next he took up automobile and on the records of the Vay biit Cup events his. hame is | among the leaders. One day, in Santa Fleming met a man nameq Dwan, a director of Motion : tures. Dwan’'s pet—and | camera had refused to fun “Could Fleming fix it?” “gusge So he became a motion Dictyrs cameraman. When President ¥ ) son went to France, Victor 3 ing was the official photograph drafted from the Signal Corn where he served throughout 4 war. At Versailles he had the perience of directing, and phos, graphing, an assemblage of celebs ties the like of which had ey, been collected anywhere, It was inevitable that a man once ordered Pershing, Foches avi Diazes to “stand over a ittle to tal right,” should follow his director bent when the war days were oval But it is not chance that ma film directors, any more than was chance that put a brush Titian’s hand, a pen in that Shakspeare, or ivory kevs ’ the fingers of Wagner and Chopin It is that quality that combir a sense of human drama. hum comedy, knowledge of artistic va ues and a flair for leadership tha makes the men who stand at cameéraman’s elbow and call out the ritual of “Lights! Action! Camm era:” [ova managed a large engravitl plant in San Francisco. Hi firm was noted for the quality ¢ its art work. He lost éverythinggD in the fire. Coming to Los Angele he began to take note of the activg ity in the newly developing fied of motion pictures. He started otf] ta learn the business. And he hat “. will put on the revue with am leur talent of the University E emple young people some 200 O@ hom have been in active fF earsal in the Temple assem alls during the past two weer®™ mateur talent from other th™ lasonic circles has also been ©© ged. : “Sun Up” at Toy Theater. Lula Vollmer’s drama “Sun ll be presented for the first time St. Louis by the Toy Thea’ ayers at the Toy Theater, Boy® id Olive streets, Thursday 89% ‘iday nights. The play is a cham terization of the people livime. ck in the hills in Carolina. lef occupation of these illitera@ ople being “moonshining.” Al08® mes the World War and th@ ven't an idea of what it is @ Out, believing France is som ere south of Asheville. ding role will be played by E are. Other members in & t will be: Margaret Ukliey. Ri _ East, Milton Carpenter, Mart® Nhauser Jr.. Joseph Mcken™ a J. Dudley Harder. Make Us a Visit! NOW OPEN WESTLAKE PARK AMUSEMENT CO. St. Charles Rock Road and Natural Bridge Road Most Up-to-Date Amusement Park Among the New Rides and Devices in Operation New Coaster, Tumble Bug, Skooters, Water Gorge Ride, House That Jack Built, Miniature Rail. road, Coaster Auto Car for Kiddies, Pony Track, Airplane Swing, Dance Hall, Swimming Pool and number of other Merry-Go-Round, Free Gate! welaee re THESE GREAT SHOWS ee eee ZIEGFELD’S “SALLY” “UP SHE GOES” “YES, YES, YVETTE” “GOOD MORNING, DEARIE” “LADY, BE GOOD” “POPPY” “TIPTOES” “QUEEN HIGH” “YOURS TRULY” “SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS, OLD AND NEW” THEATER CHARLES SINCLAIR, INC. LESSEES OPENS JUNE 3 10 WEEK’S SEASON OF MUSICAL COMEDY REMEMBER PROFIT-SHARING SALE OF SEASON TICKETS Entitles purchasers to one share of stock in Charles Sin- clair, Inc., free with every $20 expended. Prices of Season Tickets: $5—$7.50—$10—$15—$20 PLUS 10% WAR ‘TAX PURCHASE YOUR SEASON TICKETSNOW Office: 884 Arcade Bldg. CHestnut 7966 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH b OMPAROGRAPH FAILS ; ire _— were being scat IN PRODUCING EVIDENT: | P _to pre | use of -the ©) iin | held for the | Murphy, druggist | avenue, | down ; man | arrested | he ry | k | holdup. A es rey 1 Jo} T} trom and si he har Murphy ‘* in a ipt a week ago after Mu his store escaped, St. apjineg Sst dk The*day was shot | in who in ese : con! illed f 29> enliber bull moved from Murphy's 121 » similar caliber? Was John and a cart tridges “Oolve or nd on St. veral Cal were Joh Police fired thie revolver at or and the: bull the Murphy's 1 \\¢ re d Ss nd in St. ns room JU iece wood 16 ts with om body. found in arkinges on the prosecutl prisoner ACCIDENT VERDICT IN FATAL SHOOTING OF FIREMAN’S SON tichard Mollenc colt, 18. Apparently Dropped Weapon Trying to Put It in Holster. A Corone ‘ 5 * P =. i - Vi r ii‘ Oo: al . oe. Vit] tad Funera ‘i ; ? d ~ a ra ERROR N STORY OF “ARREST Leventhal Bros. OF NINE MEN IN THEATER ROW Management claims It Had Musicians Taken Into Custody. Post -Dispat 1st | «4 COun ica i! roversy theaters, and i handhbills declared 1 unt to organiz rMAnaLcemel AMUSEMENTS RAN OPERA HOUSE _M—CONTINUOUS—12 M. Only. Vaudeville Theater Downtoy wn i TTS COOL HERE: Air Always” Properly Ts m pered— { ti al COMEDY. 4 A “BIG > CARGO © OF JOLLY FUN FESTS BILLY ™M. TOMMY SMITH & COLTON “n GOLF FANTASY” Wi nd | h “ WHY SAILORS GO WRONG High Sea Roamers in Pomantic Hot Water, With SAMMY COHEN & TED McNAMARA Oey j il iat Priee G! a gg lO tO tlm, a a ~~ 5 Prices Today. 25c and 50c: Chil tt atta ty, MATS., Child dren, 15 Except Sunday, jhe } rol ye | body. ‘- } 5610 Raston Lis- | i | the nine men, charged in i tr rested by a poiceman \ nd streef. ° ention. f MORNING, later dis- | , were ar-| ; Pan ae, eee PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee, SAU Oe PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS V whee CVA by \ SKOURAS sf TWAS police | by | | ASHLAND |! E “45 On the Sere yy Greate Three “ Wi 1 | \ 1} ' Xx Ks - a Owl Others, A W. Florissant PAULINE : 0000 Claxton Al ee an are PARY DMUNI ‘Chane rr sy = De cial ne ee ene ee ne ee ee WoOR sepa , ype , : ba Oe “¢ ! isi ‘ : ° 4 Ser Gh Mite | { \ ve * Ps. ; ra ci Serial, Ce Barthelmess in -ATENT LEATH- Als McNAIR [i2he Pres, IP Rafe une ws | ast \- ) mea ¢ eal to Ko (; 7 ius Sal. LY O'NEILL, f a Madeap Flapper ” DON ALD LARRY REED KENT n ‘**Cenaliop "fmt ft Ai ALICE, WHITE mniedy, \ zy ” TO 1! s TO 6 AFTER G Z25¢* $97 6S * &EMELPT SAMUI AW BIitPaADAaw se 4. HOLIDAYS Ke tes. ote 1) | f ys i ie | i} ™ Hj fi, WARNER BROTHERS PRESENT , “GLORIOUS BETSY” with | DOLORES COSTELLO | CONRAD NAGEL a The Stars of “Tenderloin” § in a Love Epic That Was M We ware a he a ‘ aac netiinl i acct tr ae OTE ee Tee Fi Ri Ee RPS SO eer a, rere ety aepreneallilae «) ona Caine ign materia, °° Pieene tagesionheimete yap ars ett t “ae tage . o all ar o ~ g o> P be cies a . ‘ R : we Foes 4. > ia Ba sae Cheered to the Echo at $2.00 in New York. No Advance in Prices Here! Se te Wonderful program of short featire ing the return of "The Jazz Singer’ himself AL JOLSON in subje: ts “Ten Minutes of Song” OTHER ACTS Shouras Brothers GRAND CENTRAL SHENANDOAH ("ic Shenandoah CORINNE GRIFFITH in “JHE GARDEN OF EDEN” RICH. THE SINGING BANJOIST TN His BIG FAREWELL STAGE SHOW GRANADA GRAVOTS and ELLENWOOD COKINNE GRIFFITH In “THE GARDEN OF EDEN® AN CHAS. SCHMAT'’S BIG STAGE SHOW WEST LYRIC DELMAR end END Ri chip —DOTELE FPROGRAM— MAKIC™ DAVIES in “QUALITY STREET” GENE =e ATTON roRTER’s FRECKLES” re MAPLEWOOD os waxciitsren CORINNE GRIFFITH in “THE peepee +; Mea OF EDEN” ‘ yh’ I, MARKMAN'’S REWELL SHOW KINGS AT KINGSHIG HWAY CORINNE GRIFFITH in NEAR DELMAK “THE GARDEN OF EDEN” ~ASD— KOSS’ FAREWELL STAGE iE SHOW manila ——— (RAND and LINDELL HEBERT CORINNE GRIFFITH in “THE GARDEN OF EDEN” —-AND—— CHICK QUAYLE’S FAREWELL SHOW ARSENAL Grand and Arsenal JERRY Sr PpotcnLer rRocRA’ “@e RICHARD DIX in “EASY COME, FASY GO’ MARY ASTOR in “RO*E OF THE GOLDEN WEST” TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results almost certain. 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Why keep ‘‘treating’’ corns, when the first drop of Freezone stops all sensation of pain, and a few drops soon end the corn? The most painful corn, even one sensitive to touéh of stocking, can’t throb ten seconds after Freezone comes in contact. All that’s left to. de, is lift the corn right off and | it’s gone. Isn’t that better than. surgery ? “Peet that are ‘‘sights’’ from | corns can grow back to normal, un- blemished condition through the use of Freezone. Meantime, no pain— * none at all—and no awkward pads or plasters to cause shoes to pinch and cultivate corns in other places. The Freezone process is scientific and certain. The hardest corn that ever formed can’t resist it—nor the soft corns between the toes where nothing has ever helped. A _ tiny bottle of Freezone copes with the worst condition of corns. Freezone has made it folly to have any corns at all, for anv length of time. ror your own comfort, investigate Freezone. every druggist has it, ~ .e 7 ’ 4 ‘ and the cost is a few cents! For Monday Men! you All pnd weay now ef Ws FLOORCOVERINGS f Pure Cane Sugar Cc Per Ib. We reserve the right te limit quantitics. BOYS’ LINED GOLF KNICKERS | $1.95 Values S sindrs Aaa Made of fine gees and terials. are able te you such unbclievable ucs in high morrow. leae Ps | Mendny, Imat all day. like these will not firee quaiit>. : Men's Kuaki Coveralls Children’s “KEDS” $1.75 Values vizes 8), to .59¢ Heavy canvas, thick rubber sole Shoes. $2 Values of Brown CANVAS. ¥ Eihkett’s—-Lacement.) MEN’S STRAWHAT the finest Hats ever saw. They ties, bands or plain bands, popular brimsa—all sizes. Bu» (Elliett’'s—Main Floor.) Broadcloth Shirts ‘48¢ Value lor Men and Young Men. C Many pat- C iain white and many smart new ee ” ; terms and shades in collar atiached, terns, = yards neckband stvles, Broadeloths and wide. Square other fine materials. Many famous yard. makes. 3 ( Elliett’s—Basement.) ( Eiliott’s—Main Fleer.) BOYS’ WASH SUITS Valuce to $7.29 other fine 25c Best Imported White CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS A huge purchase: —That’'s wh; alme-xt ehinaware to- Don’t minute Rargains ( Elliott's—Easement.) Men’s Athletic Union Suits Regular &85¢ Value $1.48 Values | tivenetiy mate fer the ‘1f fine pajama mechanic wr ol- 97¢c quality that et knit elastic insert in backs ~ELLIOTT’S—COR. 4th & WASHINGTON= SENSATIONAL, NEW MONEY SAVERS , romorrow ‘ $ | 59 Values to $3.50 Seme of re beau- laney straws many novelty es. All desirable and save: MEN’S SPRING SUITS Valucs to $22 85 Buy Monday, Save More Than ‘2 \ brand new arrival of smart New Suits in seores of clever new styles, materials and eolers. Men! Here are ,almes that will save you Many dol- lars, “See them Monday befere you buy. Mary other great values to S35. ( Elliott’s—Mczzanine.) washable cotton pon- washable ma- (Elliett's—Main Floor.) BOTH FOR C s “we val- xtrade All BA RR, long wear; check nainsook, will eve extra / Elliott's —Main Fleer.) 6-CUP ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS $1 Values lepniar panel a«tyle. Fine C i Elliott’ s— -Basement.} $1.50 MATTRESS COVERS : 89c ; heavy «awality Full standard sire. ' Filiott's—Basement, } mustin, 2AINT LOUIS. Mi “INCITY THIS WEEK Educational Campaign Will Aim at Early Recognition | and Treatment of Dis- ease. rahe eR | the opening v- |, ’ Coincident with the sixth annual “cancer week” to- | day, aS part of the national cam- | paign of the American Society snag the Control of Cancer, Health Com- | missioner Starkloff has issued the | ‘following statement about the | means of prevention and cure of } the disease: | ‘The splendid educational cant | | paign of the society for the contro! | of cancer in Missouri will unques- tionably show the result of iis work in reduced mortality from that disease next year. “ince 1910 'a continued and alarming increase | in deaths from cancer has occurred ‘all over the civilized world. In 1910 the deaths reported to the St. Louis Health Division from can- i cer were 526, while in 1927, 1078 | deaths were recorded. If you will! realize that one pereen in every 10 | } pérsons who died in St. Louis in | 1927 died of cancer, the appalling picture should necessarily cause vou to reflect and wonder if such deaths could have been prevented. “Therefore, the first and most important procedure would be the 'early recognition. of the disease. This can be brought about by the education of the public to the rea’- | ization of the possibilities of can- | cer by certain symptoms and ind’- |cations pointing to an abnormal | | condition that should prompt the | , afflicted to immediately consult a | competent physician. Then the | | Carly diognosis by clinical and sci- | entific laboratory cxaminations. Jn | this way thousands upon thousands | of lives can be saved, because it is | an established fact the earlier the | new growths removed, the |} sreater the possibilities are for the | permanent -recovery of the Na- 71: AN? tatadd “ a cas Advises Calling Physicians, “Remember jthat all lumps pearing anywhere on the d}- 1- Tw : VOdCY a cause for suspicion. They may be ulte’ harmless. beginning of: a cancer - ”~ ey ‘so s CAaronic wicers ¢ | i b it may ( arly - non-healing sores. ironic intlammation or persisten eding should be attended to ut enec, and a reputable physician sneuld be consulted. “I desire to eall attention to the st pathetic side of th. cancer ‘uation—to the Who believ Or sh oe he Ip ] sne can 0 cured without one Surgical aid or interference. the 0} Who depends Upon the cancer quack, the charlatan. the ul. licensed. irreguler. crooked practj- Uioner of medicine >; the Indian doc. ‘ne vender of patent cance salves; all these breed false hones A, «, } . " P s . ~— 1. AihOoyVe all. “ ast precious tins No form of interna] medicine wij! cure cancer. Campaign to Run a Week. | “Cancer Week” wil] continue un- Ul next Sunday. The loca! slogan js ‘Early Canccr can be cured.” ‘she St. Louis committee of the national] ‘rs, > ~™ i ' i:i@ZnaT Or. Sante on , s * 3 ‘ weaUlon is seeking at this iim +. , - ee » Impress on the publie the «4 wh hy il s ()- \ e 1 4 «. P : . l LDL ot seching medical nad. Vit —Thenwwvar hac : re yer tinere tS raason > Nj? -? . ~ - SLSPect prescnce of Canc S17} prope r treatment, Liye Obtained jin is a cure. Signs have been erecte ] 1 buildings and phamplets are bein distributed in factories, stores and Other places. including commit 0 headquarters, 3427 Washinzton boulevard. Various cther medinms of publicity are being = utliizea Representatives of the committe Wil addres: organizations of vari- Ous naiures. Four medical] special- ists. will be here ‘o c0-Operate. are Dr. Joseph Colt Blood- s00d, clinica! professor of surz-ry | at Johns Hopkins University: Dr Thomas S. Cullen. professor “a Zynecology at Johns Hopkins: : T hey R. V. Brokaw of New York, field representative of the Ame rican | Society for the Control of Cancer and Dr. Herbert L. Lombard, chief | Of the cancer section of the Boston | Department of Public Health. Free Lectures in Evenings, Free publie lectures x Wl be given at the St. Louis Medica} Society oSa9 Lindel] boulevard. We lre e i day and Friday evenings he Bloodgood will speak We dnesday ane ir. Culle et 2 on es : | Bg Cullen Friday. the latter's _topie being “Cancer and tie Im- | | portance to the Genera] Popula- Shinn aah Dr. Lombard jc coming here to | describe the Massachusetts sane ay survey he made. : in medica] ment for which is noted | circles. Arrange. | | a similar inquiry in Mis- souri will he discussed. The Massa chusetts sury methos ' of handling ey dealt with methods | a patients and extension | Of facilities. The medical staff of | Barnard Free Skin and Cancer Hospital has inviteg Staffs of sey. eral genera} hospitats to a dinner | Thursday night to hear Dr. Lom. bard on the subject. Friday he. Will address a lay luncheon “now being arranged. A cancer clinie for f* sis will be conducted at the med- ieal society building between 9 a m. and 5 p. m. Friday and Satur- _ day, with qualified Physicians be. longing to the society in charge. Next Sunday printed informa. tion about cancer is to be distrib. | uted at churches. Similar local campaigns week were arranged by chairmen in 92 Missouri which medical societies. Further discussion of contro! of | cancer throughout Missourt! will be had at the annual meeting of the | ; ee a ee) ee ee) | a ee) ee ee) ae ee eee eee ee ee) eee ae es ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee) ee ee ee ee ee) ee) ee) ee ee ae ee ee ae ee ee ee ee 7 Sa ‘ 7 ~~ . y i ; . . a . . ~ %, ss SS eae =>(SVQAsSS : * a aanseeses Seeese™ EVER KNOWN IN ST.LOUIS — JOIN THE CROWDS and SHARE IN THE PHENOMINAL ORCED FACTORY SALE SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1998 ———— nT Ts ’ Monday 11 A. M. te 2 P. M.—7 to 9 P. M. DAY-BED AND PAD COMPLETE sQ85 Walnut finished ends, opens tu with l te a customer. full-size hed, tenne pad. complete Only cTet- Open Every Night to 9 O’Clock | $5 Down Delivers These Living -Room Suites The Prices Will Amaze You $120 Jac. Living-Room Suite $57.65 $145 Living-Room Suite... $175 Living-Room Suite... $249.75 Living-Room Suite. $285 Living-Room Suite... $345 Living-Room Suite. $398 Living-Room Suite. - a f —_— Monday 11 A. M. to 2 P. M.—7 to 9 P. M. 9x12 FELT-BASE LINO RUGS —_" Heavy quality felt-base Rugs, pretty borders and patterns—one piece. Only 1 to a customer. = = BEDS AND BEDDING Prices and Terms That Amaze $19.75 Helical Top Coil sg At $7.50 High Riser Link Fabric Spring . $12.50 45-Lb, All-Cotton eam $5.65 a... ...... Sen —........ oe Seteet fel... .. SRD REFRIGERATORS Biggest Bargains Known $60 Porcelain-Lined Refrigerator .. $85 100-Lb. Porcelain- Lined Refrigerator...... $39.75 $45 Water Cooler a ae ee $125 175-Lb. Porcelain- Lined Refrigerator.-.... RUGS Save 1% and More a 9x12 ieee ip $16.75 ‘ee 921,85 $42.00 8.3x10. ster Rugs .... $42.00 8.3x10.6 Velve Rugs $55.00 8.3x10.6 Axmint Ee ee , $27.85 $65.00 9x12 Ax -ninster ed eed Noe caw ee wd a a P= eS 8 6 2:62 8 2° 0.62 @ € OPEN EVERY NIGHT TO98 JD U’CLOCK SOUTHEAST CORNER ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH «* = Cot Rae > =*s* geer seneneenreness. ‘ grsspetees* SS «see? MMWAQHYH A and NN + SS . “AS . ~~ vA . . aes * MW Ass ~ SAVINGS o7 THIS- | Read This Telegram~— Look at the Prices | Then Come Here Monday and see the most phenomenal furniture bar- gains St. Louis has ever known. — We consummated the largest single purchase in the history of St. Louis. A noted manufacturer in dire need of cash accepted our offer, which was below his actual manufacturing cost. Now you can come here and buy at one-half price and less—Come now before it is too late. SQQQAQAAi@S SA VW QAAaaw9oQq» SS $5 Down Delivers These . Fine Bedroom Suites You Save '4 and More Delivers @ Digh $110.00 Bedroom Suite.. $49.65 oom or aa $73.65 $89.90 $119.75 . $144.65 .. $179.75 .. $169.50 $140.00 Bedroom-Suite. . $185.00 Bedroom Suite: . $220.00 Bedroom Suite. . $289.00 Bedroom Suite. . $375.00 Bedroom Suite. . $67.36 $89.00 | $111.00 $135.60 $179.85 | All Day Monday 31-Pc. Dinner Set § Only one to a Customer Beautiful patterns, all picces—substandards, was large ie ss So ™ A. AeA wh*2 355 > ~ «& Si SS ~) . . ™“; ow 7 ) S* The Big Feature of This Great Saie— $210 Complete Room Outfits, $285 Furnishes 3 Rooms—$I Weekly Per Reom A * = *.s «* MRS. ASA BROOK who will be an attendant at @ Eugenia Edmunds, dau hter ¢ munds, and Alexander Burton) # Equestrian Sports . i Hold Society s F an Bridle Spur Club Hunt, © Kentucky Derby and t St. Louis Horse Show Are Events of the Cy Fortnight. 2 14-Pc. Bedroom §$ 13-Pc.Living Room *O & fine of America’s Barenin Wonders—Beanuti- Seoul) “Thrill” when vou see this macnificent fet Living Hoem contains a handsome loose- euttit; elegant wainut finish on best hard- on cushion velour davenport. club chair, end wood; bhenutifutiy decerated large dresser ge" 5 table, davenpeort table with sofa pillows, brideec lnmp and shade, smoking stand. pair of hook blocks, table scarf and table lamp and shade. minttress. pil- (or vanit»s >. chifteroahe, bed, pring, rocker, chair or hentch. hedspread, pair lews and 2 beudvir lamps, shades, : | $1 Weekly | NCREASED interest in equestrian. is especially manifest, as, in the fortnight, the first official hunt of ' Bridle Spur Club, the racing classic at u : ville, and St. Louls’ own horseshow, ” ing each other at intervals of a W . furnishing diversion for the spring S€m Many St. Louisans interested in a hounds were guests yesterday at the and some of them attended the luncheot en by a number of the members. Alte luncheon, at which Mr. and Mrs. Aw a Busch Jr., entertained 40 guests, ame and Mrs. Perey Orthwein, Mr. and Mrs. ard S .Hawes, Mrs. Florenee Lambert . ringhaus and Mr. and Mrs, William By; wein gave parties, the new swim ool was formally opened, and late ™ Seaafternoon the red coated riders tested ; prowess as hunters. ¥ : After the chase dinner was served > x - f reo 48 sean eae i gee 4 10-Pc. Kitchen Set *O & 12-Pc.Dining Room $ ehairs of If you've lonzced for 2 complete modern Miracles mever cease—-this large —_ kitchen—See this! Includes a porcelain-tor kitchen cabinet and stoel, side-oven cabinet gas range. refrigerator. tersion tahle. china closet and 6 cenvine walnut senecr and best hardwoods, e=-piecé 1 kfn« ie —= Ce A’ miracle | $1 Weekly ee ee ee guests, with Mr. and Mrs, Edward bey bargain, \ bargain offer that has no equal—See it! wel! M née Paul Bakewell and Mrs. Drummond - Jones, Mr 7 ‘ fe Cedar $5 Down Delivers These Mrs. William King Gardner, Mis . e Mrs Louis A. Hager Jr., M ov, Ch Dining-Room Sets Mrs. no) lege, Mr. and Me ests | Orthwein I, Mr. and Mrs. Marion $145 Dining-Room Set .... $195 Dining-Room Set.... $229 Dining-Room Set .... $255 Dining-Room Set .... $290 Dining-Room Set .... . $69.75 . $89.75 $119.60 $129.00 $149.06 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver L. Garrison and Mrs. Joseph O'Neil as hosts and he | The clubhouse is very attractive ¥ _ tone floors painted in subdued old! | Covered with Oriental rugs. The , &re hunting chintz sent from Englag - the walls, both upstairs and down, am | ered with hunting prints. Huge firm 4 in two rooms over which are cut-« 4 | Of the hunt. add to the attractiveness, & 4 furniture is covered with colorful ma | The north end of th -ub overluoks & ' face beneath which is the swimmin | irregular in shape. with a rock & : | Surrounding it, and tennis courts: Course of construction at one side. = | : At the foot of the bill back of the house are the kennels where the pack POne hounds ts kept, and beyond the 4 \4-Price& Less $i9.75 5-Piece $ 4 | ee Breakfast Set =... pith ¢ 334.50 5-Piece 16 | ... Ordeld Breakfast Set wih Save '4 & More $26.50 Walnut Cedar Chests ... $1 2.65 Cedar Chests ...918,05 $23.25 $47.50 Walnut $45 5-Pi Cedar Chest .. a Breakfast Set . # > Sth and FRANKLIN AV. °C *: ed a Gbodb edn oaie~enp weep aaebcae.aape a "peas Peedanecamenaeeee -/... Sede Continved on Page Three

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MARTIN GB Room or Bedroom 3 LAMMERT III, FL our Home, L : G who will sell cigar- } an y G ettes at the Third 1 ee t : y Annual Country a | ay onday -Z | | y Carnival to be given iner Set § iv y,™ GZ May 30. —straus | Mf eeerests YY ‘eet VL ig ? - Customer === Wy yuh fy VIM ey J ns, all large “VY Y nds, : AG GZ MISS ALICE DAVIS, NAN NY — daughter of Secretary of Warand Mrs. Dwight Filley Davis, photo- graphed in Washington with one of her favorite horses. - Underwood & Underwood RV MOY RVWQ QQ SY > a =e WS Up yyy yl iii fj Wy 4% YUYY4 YY Gi YY, Y Mlbdd 44, 44 Z , Y oh Voom th MASVOPI A SS SS ; So By y G % WOME ccd ded ddedeeecdeeeaadeeeti We MISS KATHERINE STEEDMAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Fox Steedman, whose engagement to Albert Pope Hinckley of New York was an- nounced Friday. —Underwood & Underwood, Wh PR yy yy Vig . Ce. yj ¥ Uy e 4 , j : GG i ——— : ee * 4 on le, and St. Louis’ own horseshow, follow- Mrs. Mme each other at intervals of a week are @ wrnishing diversion for the spring season. @ Many St. Louisans interested in riding to rac cLa AS omy ee © ‘ r os aaa ais gare . os Ne ip TR i Say i la at IY thea a. ante dak Ae seme awed Sinsatedioniol Mrs. Se ee Mrs. Harold Morehead and (right) Mrs. Charles Lucas Hunt, who will assist at the carnival. —Strauss. Re nla A ae oe Mounds were guests yesterday at the bunt, and some of them attended the luncheon giv- pea by a number of the members, After the Muncheon, at which Mr. and Mrs. August A. ‘Busch Jr., entertained 40 guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Orthwein, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard S .Hawes, Mrs. Florence Lambert Nied- Tinghaus and Mr. and Mrs. William R. Orth- Wein save parties, a >) Ss SSeS SS SASS BAAS ASAAA AAS PE ho TORRE OI Dio we tor R ade La Sipe tp Pa oe aca . 7 REN ig Nig WEY pred. op EP AR fem hee MAAAANANRAAAAAARAAAAAA AS ‘SS HY * . : se e es soe % eS pet , $ "Lida: = Amusements for all ageés#are promised, among them a side show, ae ment of Mr. and Mrs. Harold@M. with James H. Platt ring master. other is a surprise nook. the details of which to be managed gr PRA Daan BARA AD ABAASASRASPAAAPSADIAT AID SE ASS SSS raw en evan sas PSSBSEsesseess ss ss eesae “, 5 , ee AJ patentee 22.3 . ’ % . — oa" Ps 7 : : : S “ - ee ae , ates : Bost 7” ¢ - e e"s see's 7 nd e PS . “ e ta & 2 Peete’ : , , > ¢ q > . 2 2 Seetie Beene ates ee ee . LS, C2, Why o, %, SE riley Bre, the secret, bY bool Was formally opened, and paeeeCernoon the red coated riders PTOWess as hunters. have been kept a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Werner, with a corps of 25 assistants. and Louis A. Hager Jr., will sell cigarettes and other ac- Mrs. Thomas Doo- new swimming Parties for Eugenia Edmunds IsS EUGENIA EDMUNDS, daughter of \ Mrs. Sterling Edmunds of 33 Van- der graphed on camels in Cairo, Egypt, with the pyramids and the sphinx in the background. Reading from left: Miss Dorothy Wray, Mrs. William J. Porter and Miss Eliza- beth Job. wrt i Pave in the tested their late Mirs. Mrs. 0 Naagage 8. of Boston. made Friday at a luncheon given at the Steedman home for 16 close friends of the bride-to-be. Miss Steedman will become the se we a iT. te tC aati on” A De ™. SM RED, EE ORD cheer MT er: ES digt \ erg? «, r RSs, eS ec deventer place, and her fiance, Alexan- Burton Carver of New York, will be guests of honor at a dinner dance Friday céscories for the smoker. lev Jr. will serve ice cream cones, assisted WS SS | After the chase dinner was served to 150 Suests, With Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Bake- swell, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. ['st_Weekiy ] ial "ge g Fy z women. Mrs. Sic Paul Bakewell, by a large group of youn. n. M eakfast Sets *rice & Less a ; $ 9.95 at set ....921009 and Mrs. Drummond ets. William mrs. Louis a pars. Roy Siegel, Mr. and Mrs. Orthwein I, Mr. and Mrs. . z - Mrs. Oliver L. Garrison and Mr, and Oseph O'Neil hosts and hostesses. ¢ The Clubhouse is very attractive with its me floors painted in subdued colors and prered with Oriental rugs. The hangings 4 hunting chintz sent from England, and f Walls, both upstairs and down. are cov- “a with hunting prints. Huge fireplaces = ‘WO rooms over which are cut-out figures 4 the hunt. add to the attractiveness, and the a liture is covered with colorful material. F B0rth end of tse --ub overluons the ter- . Peneath whicts is the swimming pool, = *ular in shape, with a rock garden almost F OUnding it, and tennis courts in the a "tse of construction at one side. Al the foot of the hill back of the club- Ese are the kennels where the pack of Red ; ae hounds is kept, and beyond the adjoin- Nir. Mr. and and Mr. and William D. Marion Lambert, Jones, King Gardner, Hager Jr., as PR Paes egieeernggeyerenn ee ee Continued on Page Three. ney Overall and Mrs. Henry Cushman will dispense cotfee and sel] home-made cakes. Mrs. Robert Holland, housekeepers of her acquaintance and the debutante set, serve a dinner elude chicken gumbo soup made from a dog” supervision bv the best vV with of of will to in- fa- mous Southern recipe. A “hot stand will be operated under the Mr. and Mrs. Louis B. Von lemonade and candies will be sold Miss Lenore Cahill and three Mrs. George Von Schrader will dispense soft drinks of Weise, and pink by assistants. in an arbor under the trees. An innovation is being presented Mrs. Edmund F. Gorman who wil! sell dress hanz- ers. Fine jellies, jams and pickles will be disposed of by Mrs. William Julius Polk. In addition to the side show and the sur- prise - nook, the entcrtainment wil) include a nai} driving contest with Mrs. Fred Schlaf- Iv in charge. and a dance pavilion to be di- rected by Mr. and Mrs. Lambert, where skits will be presented between dances A fortune teller Dy Marion posing under the name of Continued on Next Page. FE. H. Simmons Heads Garden a ee ns M 13. Club RS. E. H. SIMMONS was elected presi- dent of the Garden Club of St. Louis at the evening at residence Eugene %X. Funsten. Other officers elected are: Mrs. E. J. Walsh, president; Mrs. W. N. Mathews, treasurer; Mrs. Frederick W indegezer. secretary; Mrs. A. Shapleigh Boyd, chairmar of the Exchange Market; Mrs. W. J. Polk. chairman for the 1929 Flower Show; Dr. George T. Moore, member at large. M meeting Friday the Mr. and Mrs. annual of vice vonu of the commit- lower Mrs. Simmons is chairman tees of the ninth annual amateur show of the Garden Club next Saturday and Sunday at Shaw's Garden, in which man; offered for familia: flora! arrangements fo! artifi- prizes are entries of hack plants, miniature florel arrange vegetables. Mem- will com pete rooms and dinner tables. Cial gardens. shadow bor ments, bers of Window boxes and the Garden Club not ~~ & & * ~~ a + arr o% % & = & *& ™ % Ss ~ a % % % * +% ~ \ ahaa " ~ SAT SSS SS SSSSESSES * >> ee ee, “m, YI4- Pe yor” k Wi SS WVUw MDVABIQ6NAit Ia s°°°» »i4 qq MRS. RALPH RUTTER. She will dispose of ice cream cones at the Country Carnival. Strauss with the which may be premium books public for the prizes. a obtained in at Shaw's Garden. the flower list show night at the St. Louis Country Ciub, at which Miss Josephine Bates, Miss Martha Love and Mrs. George Herbert Walker Jr., all of whom are to be attendants at the wedding, will be hostesses. The guests will include the bridal party and out-of-town Visitors. The Carver-Edmunds wedding will place Saturday afternoon at Christ Cathedral. take Church Club To Hear Missionary R. BAYARD DODGE, of [) smerican University at Beirut, Syria, and a distinguished foreign missionary, will address the members of the St. Louis Wom- an’s Club tomorrow afternoon at one of the outstanding events given at the club this The hostesses for the afternoon will Felix Gunter, Mra. Charles Valier. Hal, Mrs. MeCune Gill, Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Duncan |, Meier Guest privileges will be waived, and aiter the lecture, to begin at 3:59 o'clock, tea will be served to members and their parties who reservations. president the season. be Mrs. Violet Wilbert R. Mrs. hare bride of Mr. Hinckley Saturday, June 16, at Christ Church Cathedral with a reception to follow at the home of her parents. — The prospective bride made her debut ser- eral seasons azo at a dinner dance given by her parents at the St. Louis Country Club, when 10,000 eandles cast their glow over the elaborate party. She was made a member of the Junior League and the Imperial Club. Miss Steedman is an expert horsewoman. She has traveled extensively and is one of the few Louisans who has indulged in the \unting of big game. . She was educated at Mary Institute and the Foxcroft Sehool in Virginia. Mr. Hinckley is the son of Freeman Hinck- ley of Boston and the late Mrs. Hinckley, He was graduated from Harvard in 1924 and is a member of a number of New York and Bos- ton clubs. Miss Steedman will serve as bridesmaid et the wedding Saturday, of her cousin, Miss Eugenia Edmunds, daughter of Mr. an@ Migs. Sterling E. Edmunds of 35- -Vanderenter place, and Alexander Burton Carver of New York. St. “ 7 2 i Bae hee = OR Natal A LEN EO gb ALY INOS lA Pe a ype te ee aos Seats Se Roane ae ag YA Hie a RRR Soe of em 3

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OM ‘ re i a NS die hd 5 aes ° é : Pee stipe © iin 9 " sO a 7: ae rn ORE de> ~vengee itech ne AC mpives cin z gig ec uh oS alge Se ee ee ee a . Sikhs vi teatinr POC ineliat its sic acne eet hae ANE AALS RAGE 2C _— Travel Doings ~ Of St. Louisans Here and Abroad | RS. WALKER HILL of the | Meeres: Park Hote! will sail » > *™:arly in June for a summer in Kurope. Mr. and Mrs. William Thornburg Ravenscroft of the St. Regis Apart- ments and their daughter, Mrs. J. Frederick Brown of Denver, Col.,' and her son left Friday for Rich-, mond, Va. to be guests of Mrs | Ravenscroft’s sister, Mrs. Oliver -.| Sanos for 10 days. Mrs. Brown! and her son will return to St. Louis for a week before departing for the West. Mrs. Charles W. Moore of 36 Portland place has returned homme from a visit of several weeks In the Mast, where she visited her son, Wickham Moore, who is a student at Harvard University. ’ Mrs. Frederick Churchill Whit- temore of Hotel Chase has taken a bungalow at Santa Barbara, Cal., for the summer and wil! depart in June, Wer daughter, Miss Edith Whittemore is visiting in the Fast. Mrs, Henry Leverett Chase, for- | meériy of Clemens avenue, who has been the guest of her daughter | Mrs. Richard D’'Ovly-Hughes and Capt. D’Oylv-Hughes at Abot Abad. India. will pass the summer travel- ing in Europe. Capt. and Mrs. DOyly-Hughes will visit St. Louis. next spring. Mrs. D’Ovly-Hughes was before her marriage Miss frances Chase. ' Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W. Lewis: of 12 Hortense place and their daughter, Miss Emily Lewis, and their son, Joseph Lewis Jr., will sail June 1 for a summer in Burope. Miss Lewis, who is a freshman at Bryn Mawr College, will join her family in New York. 3 Miss Elizabeth Gravson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Grav- son of 4337 McPherson avenue, and Miss Grayson'’s guest. Miss Sarbara Tallerman of London, Wave returned from a visit in New Yerk, Miss Tallerman will be the guest of Miss Mary Scudder Bond of 17 Westmoreland place until she spils June § for her home. Miss Roecena Baldwin. daughter | af Mr. and Mrs. L. Warrington | Baldwin of 23 Westmoreland place, | i Lake George, N. Y., early in June. where she has been the guest of. has returned from Baltimore. Md., relatives for a month. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hedges. of 4540 Lindell boulevard have re. | turned from a spring cruise of the Mediterranean. Miss Isabelle Robert. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Ro- | bert, of 5240 Washington boule- vatd., has returned home from a visit with her sister. Miss Flizabeth tobert, who has made her home for the winter in New York. and Mrs. Robert Austin of Hopedale, Mass., a former classmate at col- lege, Miss Robert will accompany hér mother on a visit to Europe next summer. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Plant of the St. Louis Country Club grounds have returned from a European trip. At Canes, France, they visit- ed Mr, and Mrs. Frederick Ewing., who have a willa there... They mo- tored through Spain and also trav- eled in other countries. Atrs. Edward H. Simmons of ‘Tayton and Hanley roads and Mrs. Mdward J. Walsh of 4349 West- minster place have returned from White Sulphur Springs. W. Va.. where they were guests several] days at the Greenbrier Hotel. They attended the convention of the jorden Club of America held last wéek in Cincinnati. later accom- panying Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Haile of the Kingsway Hotel in their private car to the South. eee “Mrs. Robert DPD. Kaime of 10 | North Kingshighway is visiting her sister, Mrs. Davis Mahany of New | York, Mrs. G. Donald Gibbins of 7138 Fersythe boulevard has returned frdm @ visit of three weeks wh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo A. Layman of New York, formerly of: St. Louis. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Mudd of Vila Nova, Pa., and their two children will arrive May 20 to visit Dr, Mudd’s parents, Dr. and Mrs. | Harvey G. Mudd of 47 Vandeven- tee? plaw. Dr. and Mrs. Stuart Mudd have leased a cottage at "¢ ods Hole, Mass., for the sum-_ mer. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Mudd will go to Rye Beach, N. H., for the summer. “Mr. and Mrs. William C. Strib- ling of Santa Barbara, Cal.. for- merrily of St. Louis, have arrived to visit Mrs. Stribling’s daughter, Mrs. John H. Holliday and Mr. Holliday of 20 North Kingshigh- | way, Mrs, Clarence E. Maloy of the. Chase apartments has as her guest her sister, Mrs. Blake of Boston. with relatives at Waterloo, 111. Mrs. Irvin V. Barth of the St. Regis apartments has returned. from Bryn Mawr, Pa.. where she. attended the May Day festivities at; Bryn Mawr College. Mrs. Barth's daughter, Miss Jane Barth. who is a student at Bryn Mawr. tagk part in the English dances aie the mhaxspearean plays. Mr. and Mrs. Barth and their family WITT gail July 15 from New York for a summer in Europe. ‘Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eakin of 50 gsbury place, and their daugh- | ters, Miss Rosemary and Miss. Helen, will spend the summer at | Kin wyers Island, off the coast of ©, where they have a summer - and Mrs. William K. Bixby | A. H. Jordan of Colorads 2. eee lo. Mr. and Mrs. Bixh» ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ me ISS JULI A KIELY SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 43, 1998 _ — —_———s MRS. HAZE ons ee eee oo | Mrs. W. J. Kiely Young Kiburz has been announced. a nl MEN io, "ap we es Do 0 rs SD sAiux “a hod S147 Oe WAL hbdddddisbdississs dda e's ale Why Siihttbhth shih L (hh hhh hhh swidhba rT rrrrrrrrrgr?,. FEF FEE PRE EEE? me, “yy will visit Mrs. in-law, the Rey. Dr. 8S. inell of Eastern Shore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G. Bar- Stow of 5401 Cabanne avenue returned from Chicago, where they Mrs, Barstow’: ' brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Leslie Behr of Lake Barstow was with | Mr. and Mrs. Behr on their visit to | White Sulphur | later accompanying them to Balti- | more for the Steeplechase, and re- | turned with them to their home at | Lake Forest for a visit of 10 days. at Lake a place, Miss Katherine, will spend the summer at Weque- have had a cottage for several years. Other St. Louisans who will pass | Wequetonsing in-' clude Mr. and Mrs, Erastus Wella of 53 Kingsbury place and their two daughters, Miss Julia and Miss June, who plan to open their cot- | tage the first week in July. ee they the summer at Str no enema Miss Bessie Brown Ricker 6010 Pershing avenue. is Visiting | Chicago; Ricker who fave a series of recitals last week has been the guest of honor at a Se Mrs, Guthrie McConnell of 4743 | | Westminster place, and her family, | McConnell’s father- McCon- ws VR. | possession of their new home, 79!1 | Olive boulevard, Universitv City. this month. haye | a ana — / motor trip through Italy, Franc: \Ip 'and England. Thev were to have weet of The engagement of Miss Kiely, davghter of Mr. and S of 6201 Westminster place, and Jack S § —Ashen-Brenner ¥ home at;number of social affairs. She will | N ‘return to St. Lowvis Wednesday. y | Mr. and. Mrs. George Wood- N ward Walker of $753 Helen ave- nue, West Walnut Manor, will take s7, Mrs. William M. Duncan of Al- ton. Ill.. and her sister, Mrs. FE. M. Bowrnan. will sail May 19 for Fu- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Clark ana 2 oe foe, £renx Schretn (eee Burlington, [m.. motored to St. i by Mrs. Frank Y. Leslie Louis last week-end to visit their) Kingsbury boulevard. an i: mother, Mrs. Fanny Woodward Gus Potts of Cape Girardeau. will! Mabley of 4943 Buckingham Cou-t. ] motor to Louisville to attend ' Mrs. Mabley will leave St. Louis! Kentucky Derby. The, June 1 to open Camp Meenahga at } joined ther by a group of fri é Wave bs «“* *> . 1? > . x _ " *.. . _ et '. ani ‘. s A . >P.*." « *. »* oa + >” s we ‘ . 28 * o.* * * 7 - ~ . _- ad " > ‘5 Pac) .. an . \y an a ere. ‘ a: a we . fan” - a ‘a ‘s, » PM ws * Se ghee ale a ‘ ¢ o, : © Sete 5 e > hy ee seers 5 on . . . 5 &. pate oie Sarat) oe Z % = NEN ; 4 N voy ae ‘ Rea . ax ; aS :. es . es % P k: $s an N eeee P a » . a . N ee . Lok ies a gs" Be SS TaN US is XY. ~ ee > aN eee wonaeh e Ss - OO OO ® ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _______ _ Fete for Hospital to Be | scape, still lite In Fordyce Gardens Continued From Page One. ition committee | ' | Madame Arline, will read charac- ters. The fortune telling booth wi'l be particularly attractive, in a group of cedar trees with chil- ‘dren dressed as gypsies assisting. | Mrs. Rufus Byars, wife of Capt. | pein Miller. | Byars, U. 8, A. with a group Of| y, -queline Poepping, Jessie § ‘Negro spirituals will entertain the} | ‘crowd at various places on the | grounds. | For the good of the cause, me OPENING WEEK Sp} ‘number of gowns and hats have ; poe donated by the leading mode |} PERMANENT W ¢ FREDERICKS or * VITATONIC ‘istes in St. Louis, and will be dis- | ' posed of by Mrs. William A, Stick- 4 bats (ney, Mrs. L, Warrington Baldwin, H 'Miss Mary Lionberger, Mrs. Jo- if CALI-VOIS BEAUTY A. i seph L. Chambers and Miss Emi- 13 Bs lie Maffitt, assisted by a number) Walsh has donated a gun to the | learnival and Mr. and Mrs. Fred- | lerick D. Gardner will endeavor to) ‘add it to some hunter’s collection. | A pedigreed dog has been given by éolbert Von Gontard and will 2 There will be several acres of | ‘parking space adjoining the gar- dens and the party will’ begin at °:39 o’clock so children may attend | , 'the performances. | Exhibition of Paintings There will be an exhibition at | work done by members of Shikari, woman's honorary art sorority | 2B TALBOT’S | organized at Washington Univer- | 4 ov Eee pastels, batiks, color, interior decoration and white sketches, Thigg “SB DARTIES AND SOT ER EVENTS | Esther Daubendick, Jessie F % Helen Miller and Francie berry. Those exhibiting “#a Clara Barnes, a Agnes Booth, Esther Day ee Charlotte Ewing, Bloise jm F ons ¢ lev and Virginia Toedtmg — £9 --O--O--O-O--@--@-@- ork- Bellefontaine sampton P 2766 GRAVOIS H mp Miss Holmes Tracy, Do9 GeO O--O-- Oe O-~ young women. Edward 4J. sold by Mr. and Mrs. Morton Lucas. and a basket, packed with | JP ly ‘a variety of table delicacies, will | sold by Mrs. Henry Elliot. a ae U © > = © — © 5 Free Shampoo, Hair Trim | Wave Set. No kinks, The Wave with ringlet ends, PHONE DELMAR 30a Hours: 9 A. M. to 9 PL. Ry 35 Years in Hair Business ie Oy Louis. Our Motto: ee 3. Town Club May 14 to 24 of | “Service, Science, : an Our Reputation Is Your Guarsam: on in costes will also be graduated in June from 5136. Westminster luncheon tin, of her sister, Mrs. L. Mar- uess saduke, of 556 ; Mrs. Margaret Pearson of Min- ock Sou | sity two years ago. The member- | Hair and Beauty ship is limited to 15 active mem- | | bers who meet each week at stu. » Riis & dios of the members. The exhibi- fr a a nor Tuesday evening at a dinner This ad $y HAIR DYES good for nent. on your Permanent Wave. E. BURNHAM'S TOILET 202 N. 7th St. HAIR DYES on a perma NESTEEN INECTO RAPIDOI, ne ILL "RIN rh a PERMANENT WAVE Fifty rears in the hair business in St. Lonis gives us the knowledge of wrapping hair for waves with or without ringlet ends: as desired. oa Bring this ad and we will allow you $1 (i hompson Se peareon departed yesterday " and Mrs. Gus Hegal of 54t heal gave a dinner April 28 to celebrate Among the Mrs. m4 Ss. Carter and daughter, Mr. ‘and Mrs. O. Steimel, Mr. and Mrs, "i Hegal, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dwiae,. aoa @ PREPARATIONS HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR, ING} L ; mer | mare. , m iss Agindl and Miss MISS ABIGAIL HOLMES Monroe Permanent Wave Shop | Dorothy Wray, daughter of Mr. and : ; “ 6228A Kaston-Wellston Theatre Bldg. , ‘Mrs. Charles H. Wray. are being of 5554 Chamberlain avenue, who will participate Phone for Acatment Cla ates ‘chaperoned by Mrs. William J. in the Mothers’ day play at Lindenwood College Sicitidtindiindiiadiindtaditaheltiattnettndtnanttndtnltatiidttindtiditands Porter. : sine ) . tonight -—Sid Whiting | Read today’s Want Columns for | ' business openings. Le OONDOS BOOS goog 52 5e5e 525 NESTLE CIRCULINE WAVE. A genuine Nestle Circuline tested Wave. Complete, noth- Tested ing more to pay. Absolutely frizz or kinks. Natureé’s own wave. No harmful chemicals used. Licensed Nestle wavers. MRS. C. O. THOMSON, Nestie Expert. guaranteed to be as advertised. Large soft Marcel Wave—no “ We. also wish to announce.a new Sulphur Vapor Bath Department, Kruse System, giving genuine Swedish mas- sage, by experienced masseuse, The only $I] 50) reliable way te veducé. «i530 co wou voc vende . Phone LA VERA BEAUTYE SH GArfield 1113 204 N. Seventh—N. E. Cor. Seventh and Pig oa ec, aolen lest le lint a cet as aie Tas ln nll alates lalallala el ee ale ee Mr. and Mrs. William Rex Bra shear of 5101 Westminster —OUR FAMOUS OIL MARCEL OR RINGLET— Permanent Wave Now Gray Hair Guaranteed Not to Disco!lor—Marcrt, m Water Wave, Finger Wave, Shampoo, Facials. “ig, Wair Tinting at Reduced Prices—Expert Operators : 50L Ambassador SPECIAL PRICE OR HINGLET= Appointment No School $23 N. Grand 3 ~ ee | 68 |] boulevard — Sunday by I Ph. Lin, 8408 | have returned from New York. and Mrs. Warren P. roy of 23 Portland place, and their | two daughters, Miss Jane and Miss. ee Vcuth McElroy, will open Mrs. Herman A. Uhl of 6326. country home near Hannibal. S@eeetesaneetseeeebes $15.00 Permanent eee OC eoeesceoes Ooo ee esses *-* _ MARY T. BENDER BEAUTY SHOP 359 N. BOYLE | Olive Maryland Car | 9A MOR M SO ree. SPECIAL REDUCTION | | THIS MONTH | $10.00 Permanent _, $7.50 90c gn — eee en eres | as it is lasting, MASK O’UTH . Liquid Mask will | produce a fresh and routhfu! expression. A Hollywood Permanent Wave Mrs. Bennett C. Clark of War- | son road has returned from a Visit | | lege of serving St. GAT. F770) onset endian nian The ex- fives us the privi- Louis’ most fashionable | : We apecialize AIN Scalp Treatments. DUNN BEAUTY SHOP 202-3 Paul Brown Bldg. Shampoo and Trim Inecto Hair Dye. Pake a Weawtiful P Open Evenings by ‘or d place are making a. Visit with their daughter, | Why Take a Chance? EVERY WAVE GUARANTEED Frederic’s Vita Tonic ‘ ermanent Appointment GWEN GAVIN GArfield Reom 4°54, Pay Fad Bldg. SPECIAL PRICE REDUCTION Large loose Permanent Wave, my WO ID ik 5 ak ek ss wo kk kk Permanent Marcel Wave.... $ 5 VICTORIA BEAUTY SALON CEntral 8856 404 Victoria Bldg., 8th and Locust COMPLETE Permanent Wave Large marcel wave, no Wwater-waving combs. DeTONTY BEAUTY SALON, 3905 DeTonty St. Phone GRand 4842 | Park Av. Car Se — a cen ? a=, — -_-, aaa a= a> $ Complete— a A Beautiful FUGENEG Marcel $8 PERMANENT WAVE Gvery Wave guaranteed, -rsonally wr: . y Violet Schaefer ‘homes VIOLET SHERRED) 2° Yeh" S80 THE LA NEW BEAUTY SHOP 45377 LACLEDE, NEAR NEWSTEAD Phone or call for apnointmen | | ppointment, Lindell 8979 8 ee he ee eee This i8 an wunusual value because oul Complete work 18 of the highest grade. Phone your With appointment now. shampoo ee ee ee ee ee Pp t Wav GHarante edd | re. looses he svitiful Waves, Marcel effect o close Wave, with or without ringlet ends. No kinky or fuzzy hah kxpert operators, Our process leaves the hair soft aie lustrous and positively causes no pain. POLLYANNA BEAUTY SHOPPE 2114A EAST GRAND. Phone: COlfax 9224 “ —_ 20S Sho =e C)- IF YOU PAID $25.00 YOU COULD NOT GET A MORE BEAUTIFUL WAVE : —BECAUSF we give you to handle them. best that money ean buy. \N. beautiful ringlets. We MUST. please yon. for your friends. PHONE YOUR APPOINTMENT .NOW—FOREST 21 evenincs PETER PAN BEAUTY SHOPPE 90 be on the program this week the Second Presbyterian Church, . Taylor avenue and Westminster jand F place. Following the special mu-| lowing gical services today there will be} wash BEST of everything. Our skilled operators have had tong experi- ence in Permanent Waving and understand thoroughly the Iindi- vidual textures of hair and how Our method is the. tatest and wrap your hair with a mechanical winder instead of by hand, thus doing away with the fatigue and painful pulling of hair experi- enced in hand wrapping. This patented device insures a more beautiful and longer lasting Wave. ; | ZZ). SB. ae & , a ee ee wie be ea hea k baths sos 8. 4 F YOU WANT A REAL THRILL TRY AN 8 “IDEAL PERMANENT WAVE” a All Work Done Under the Specially : Personal Supervision of Priced May Belle Lieberstein. COME IN WITH OR WITHOUT APPOINTMENT We Shampoo After Every Wave Open Evenings by Appointment ae EXPERT OPERATORS ya noun 2ceal Beauty Shop © ,.... Curl or THIRD FLOOR, Holland Bide. Wave Ringlet 221 N. Sth St. CHestnut 8685 Guaran- Thousands of Satisfied Customers teed = ~ . | Ethel M. Thornton, for seven years the head of the St. Louis Academy of Beauty Culture, is now devoting her time exclusively ‘ to the ETHELTON Beauty Shop, formerly the professional department of the St. Louis Academy. Miss Thornton has trained hundreds of operators who now have shops of their own and her experience in running the Ethelton Shop has given her a wide range of experience in this work. Miss Thornton spends part of every year in the East where she studies the new methods of beauty culture. She is an expert in both the Eugene and Frederics meth- ods of Permanent Waving. Miss Thornton invites all former patrons and new friends to visit her-in the ETHELTON Beauty Shop, where she is better equipped than ever to render a personalized service in al! dranches of beauty culture. Special This Week—Marcel!l or Finger Wave Between the Hours of 9 and rr A. M....50c | THE ETHELTON BEAUTY SHOP ’ $04a Pine Street MAin 4646 Second Floor, WEST PERMANENT ee — ~~ me ~~ % . &\ DRANNON’S 9th Floor Holland Bldg. \ * BS Wi aL Clulize in Permanent Waving and ado ne) other beanty work, ') Two of (our \f ,\ Siyles of VW aY€S Guaranteed WAVE ” } ~—T Saw t ‘ We BNSMUPOo your | Mir after the permanent and show rou the Wave before you pay your money, Skilled operators with years of experience. This is no echoo)} New York Permanent Wave Shop Ninth Floor. Holland Building \ ! 'GArf 211 N, SEVENTH ST. Phone} GAstild sons Immediate Service With or Without Appointment—No Waiting bx b nb O68 men ‘ : PDO SSS SSS SSS OS SO PSO FOO OO OBO OOOCSSLOG FOOD - ? + _ - a 45454, in a ee ee a eh a a | ‘ I Am Opening a WEST END BRANCH Fran Delle Beauty Shop, 5579 Pershing Av. CAb 4440 4 . Where the same high class service will be given and at & - popular price. My patrons have gone wild over the permanent waves I give! -_ Same service 4 quality wave formerly and $25. ‘a HOW CAN I DO Le ESS NS $5. , At > . fa 4G; 7 Oe 4 % hy! Large seep marcel or round curl—with or witheut frue cil and steam process. My metiod leaves no KINK or FPRIZ Tr employ thoroughly trained white men and women operators with ne Thia than five years experience; awvestires Vou of tipet which is most suited te the melividual re quirements of yout is as real as a natural wave. Each Operator etrries a2 permahnrcnt through from s‘art toe fintsh. antees you a [¥ rfect wave-——because no iwo operators wrap hair alike t® 48 no tw. individuals write alike}. Permanent waving I positively guarantee every wave. ALL MODERN METHODS—Come in now and get one mManents—-you will be thrilled and delighted beyond measure! Call, phene or write for an appointment. MADGE’S PERMANENT WAVE SHOP | 5TH FLOOR HOLLAND BLDG. ae Phone CHestnut 6429—21:1 N. 7th St. (Just South of Off » FRAN DELLE BEAUTY SHOP Room 203, 5579 Pershing Av. CAb. 4440. POGD SS GDB SSO G SSO FS GUC CLEC LL CELEEEECOCEH SOS SSSPOSOS SSO SOS SOOO SOB SOS SO OOOO OS8S Special Announcement For the Convenience of My West End Customers — Lindell boulevard, will give a re- eital for the benefit of their g7m- hasium fund, Thursday, May 24. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Nelson ofiana ; ‘a Newberry terrace entertained at ‘@ dinner at Bevo Mill, Saturday eve- 5 ning, May 12, in Honor of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Nelson, who celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. The table was decorated in pink roses and corsages of pink sweet peas were given the women guests as favors. The men receiving silver hem). | simply equipped Volume y) fils, um ( a oN rn You the the logst No waiting with or witheut ap ed A poimiments Oper evenings until arty 9 MM. Sunday by apmdvtment. the folowing ‘ RS. THOMAS H. AND ea6 Portland place at dinner Thurs-| t the St. Louis Coun- Wright's brother, hgcoenrs — on as Mrs. sharies he org 33 Westmore- o pe FE of her host and sew York, will sail _ Mr. Thruston nt will depart today for New ag, es ne M. Funsten 0 and Mrs. George May 29. The senior class of of which Miss Tra- She will sail July she will ro- ae of the members of the! Mary Institute are tained . over the week Betty Collins, daugh- Charles Cummings Col- ome of her Mrs. William H. Arcadia, Mo. Miss Mary Institute. Edward Vernon Mastin of place, gave @ Tuesday in honor of Dr.; n’s aunt, Mrs. William Mas- of Mobile, Ala., who is the oJ ye 4 Bartmer avenue. ——_—_-- finn., who has been the - Henry T. Ferries of e, was the guest of He AB n by Mr. and Mrs. N. Da- im of 470 Lake avenue, noon for her home. ——— HE their silver wedding. guests were: Mr. and 43 Fy iE Walter Johanning, Nestler, Mr. and BOP is W. Oldendorf, Milton Oldea- ort, Miss H. Hedtkamp, Mrs. ‘Koch, Mra. C, Wythe, Mrs. Ly Wal : ters, Mrs, Hummel, a : Miss Mary Estheg O'Bried O2]. 4425 Athlone avenue, entertained]... with a bridge Juncheon at Hotel and ( Coronado May 6 in honor of Miss] Cell Dotzler, who has just re from the ae oan ei ed Mra. Koy urphy, Miss cluded Zimmermann, and Miss fr so 7 Gladys O’Reilly. * | peidew Events in honor 62 mothers twill | tenda sae at] best” o social events for the mothers the ehurch. Wednesday there will be a mothers’ tea at 3:30) 4 yp. m. for all mothers of young people, at which there will be discussion of mothers’ problems. The annual mother and daughter banquet will be held at 6:15 p. m. in the church dining room, The fathers are invited for a program beginning at 8 o'clock. Peis _ The Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma | goon Tau Sorority will entertain the - smothers of members and pledges fmt a luncheon at Hotel Coronado today at 2:30 p. m. ‘ 3 The Sodality of Our Lady ef The Queen’s Daughters, 3730 h trays. The I. A. G. Club met Thursday ®vening at the home of Miss Alice]. / Jepsen, 4531 South Grand boylt- and ¥ _vard. The mothers of the griem-|~ 7) bers were guests and we pre- Bented flowers in observance of Mothers’ day. A dance recital was given Sunday _ Night at the Odeon by the pupils ef Mrs. Carrie P. Johnson. About | 200 children will participate. An “Undersea ballet, with children @ressed as goldfish and mermaids ll be given, followed by the bal- ket of St. Louis. “Oak Lawn” at Warrenton, Mo. Was the scene of a pretty party | Eps / May 5 when Mr. and Mrs. William /in J Edwards, pioneer aettiers in Missouri celebrated their fiftieth : Wedding anniversary. About 300 | Suests called ‘between 3 and 6 clock. Miss “irginia See of St. Louis, | Margaret Edwards of Wright City. Mo. and Miss Christine Cavett of Rirksville, granddaughters of Mr. | 8d Mrs. Edwards, served, assis*- _@4 by their three daughters, Mra [°°"" _Waddy James See and Mrs. Quiu- | (FS tus L. Drennan of Cabanne avenue, | oy Mrs. S. S. Cavett of Kirks- “Ville. ao The hostess wore orchid chiffon Md cream lace and the daughters Tau wand granddaughters paste! shaded | eft 8e frocks. The house was deco-/s0n Fated in yellow roses tied with yol- | of ® low tulle. : e 4 ° @ ~ a - rare > ae ay ae 8 x . isa eek ay 5 ae as ae eo iF . ’ -_ _ ~ ye og ‘ a bea & ® Pf oe ; ley, @

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¥ — --— includes paintings of batiks, 1s, etchings, , interior decoration and plas” : The exhipj committee is composed er Daubendick, Jessie Ric white sketches. , Still life, portraits, sketches Ww | ei “RS. THOMAS H. : yy > an er Francis Ne Beg © SAT of 46 Portland place | ose exhibiting a nel % Thurs- nen includ Capes ined at dinner S Florence 1 Miller, Francis 1eline Poepping. Jessie nd Virginia Toedtman. s Booth, Esther Daubeng yes lotte Ewing, Eloise Frastes | at the St. Louis Coun- Taek 2 Tee mow Parright of Pittsbure. Newberrya mre ‘be guests was Mrs. Charles Riek. * Pettus of 33 Westmore- oe — ve 3 sister of her host and >ENING WEEK SPECIa ERMANENT WAVE. $@-50 -=DERICKS or ATONIC LI-VOIS BEAUTY SHOP ead pla + . ton Wright. Mrs. Pet- é cenpenied by Mrs. Harold aia of New York. will sail for Italy. Mr. Thruston StS a & ee § i + - % | + will depart today for New & ; Bugene M. Funsten of 4 4 aha Park will give a tea for Bellefontaine Car Sout : ’ GRAVOIS Phone GRand 8682 ¢. Bauer Miss Holmes arene nond ai iia dietitian ee ee Lol of Mr. and Mrs. George — ga ater The Wave $ ¢ Shampoo, Hair Trim ve Set. No kinks. ve with ringlet ends, HONE DELMAR 3024 q Hours: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Years in Hair Business in iis. Our Motto: service, Science, Satisfaction” r Reputation Is Your Guarantee TALBCT’S lair and Beauty Shop North lock Sout 12! Taylor Half h of Page ermanent | Special ! Leon-Oil The superior § Tuesday, May 29. will pe the senior class of which Miss Tra- She wikt sail July 2 where she will re- | aoe On the autumn. Miss Tracy “4 ee attend Washington University * b uet winter. ‘ IP) number of the members of the We ine class of Mary Institute are | “ entertained . over the week aa by Miss Betty Collins, daugh- bi’ ‘ter of Mrs. Charlies Cummings Col- “Wises at the summer home of her fT seother, Mrs. William H. ‘aamson in Arcadia, Mo. Miss “Collins will also be graduated in “june from Mary Institute. & Eaward Vernon Mastin of minster place, gave a Be ruceday in honor of Dr. Z gaunt, Mrs. William Mas- 1 iin, of Mobile, Ala, who is the ; cow ot ber sister, Mrs. L. Maré | gaduke, of 5564 Bartmer avenue. Mrs. Margaret Pearson of Min- essnclig, Minn., who has been the 4. institute of 4 : ; is a member. ps P, 4 ee , ———— - : oo guest of Mrs. Henry T. Ferries of e Lenox place, was the guest of . ee oe Tuesday evening at a dinner gk DYES This ad me | party given by Mr. and Mrs. N. Da- APID eed for $1 | 70 Lake avenue : |. B vid Thompson of 47 ; RAPIDOI. nent. —s x “wre. Pearson departed yesterday T WAVE — ¢ fit [iiBtera.0n tor ner home. heas in’ St. Lovie gives “Gus Hegal of 5419 apping inate ‘tee coms Mn and Mrs. Gus H £a ifglet ends as desires. © will allow you $1 Wave. rOILET PREPARATIONS IR BAZAAR, ING. Telephone CEntral 230} * —— ec + Paewey gave a dinner April 28 to 1, Eeslebrate their silver wedding. Famong the csuests were: Mr. and ‘Mrs 6. 8. Carter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, O. Steimel, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hegal, Mr. and Mrs, W. Dwiae, and Mrs, Walter Johanning, t. por Bath dish mas- $1.50 UTYE SHO or. Seventh and Pine Mr. - 1 Mr, end Mrs. W. Nestler, Mr. and “4 Mrs. J. Kilper, Mr. and Mrs. Noet- 4oold, Mr, and Mrs. J. Wille, M:. and Mrs, J. Gass, Mr. and Mrs. Js Kaufel, Mr. and Mrs. L. Frederick, W. Oldendorf, Milton Olden Miss H. Hedtkamp, Mrs. “Boch, Mra. C, Wythe, Mrs. L. Wal- ‘§ters, Mrs, Hummel. = Miss Mary Esther O'Brien of ¥ 4425 Athlone avenue, entertained - } with a bridge Juncheon at Hotel | Coronado May 6 in honor of Miss Cell Dotzler, who has just returned { tom the South. The guests ine | cued Mrs. Roy Murphy, Miss _Maragaret Smith, Miss WNatatio | Dotzler, Miss Morie McGrath, Miss Hazel Zimmermann, and Miss . | Gladys O'Reilly. a «i é - PA 2 0010 OULD NOT GET JL WAVE you the Our skilled me eXperi- faving and the indi- r and how latest and buy. We mechanical hand, thus atigue and air experi- ing. This &§ A More ‘tine Wave. rT MARCEL ls forming ‘uaranteed. 1 for we d us to all and After Wave NOW—FOREST 1210 SHOPPE Bt37 N. UNION “@2 ) —GSSGSS ncement ‘st End Customers q ,ANCH ing Av. CAb 4440. l be given and at this ~~ nanent waves I give for 5. Same service and wality wave that I ormerly charged $15 nd $25. | Complete Includes Shampoo before and after Wave and Hair Trim, ete. IOW CAN I DO IT? Volume of business, emall rofitas, Conscrvalive over- ead. I simply must get vol- me of busivess to maintain wove price, Continue tv itronize me and I will give u the best permanent for © least amount. My Shop equipped with standard 4 machines. | use best material and I give following waves: without ringlet ends, es mo KINK or FRIZ. men operaters with no less ‘ust the type of permancut s of your hair. he result Inety if Sart to finish, This guar- ors wrap hair alike—- (same waving i6¢ my specialty t one of my beautiful per- id measure! . NAVE SHOP BLDG. Just South of Olive) TY SHOP. CAb. 4440. CECECECOECEECEEOO 4 a eS * Complete With Shampoo Before 4} Events in honor 62 mothers will i #be on the program this week at ~?mthe Second Presbyterian Church, “@taylor avenue and Westminster #> @Pplace. Following the special mu- ical services today there will be mafO social events for the mothers ‘mm the ehurch. Wednesday there I be a mothers’ tea at 3:30 m. for all mothers of young iz | + é : ? | : , ee, 0 a —_ | a "% + a ¥ 4 ae ss people, at which there will be ‘discussion of mothers’ problems. The annual mother and daughter banquet will be held at 6:15 p. m. in the church dining room. The fathers are invited for a program Deginning at 8 o’clock. _ The Alpha chapter of Phi Sigma 7au Sorority will entertain the hothers of members and pledges mt a luncheon at Hotel Coronado May at 2:30 p. m. _The Sodality of Our Lady ef bretto will give a card party at ‘Me Avalon Hotel, 339 North Tay- > » q %. 4 avenue, the afternoon of May ® The Queen’s Daughters, 3730 { Lindell boulevard, will give a re- y tal for the benefit of their gym- - @ sium fund, Thursday, May 24. Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Nelson of f Newberry terrace entertained at dinner at Bevo Mill, Saturday eve- * @ Ming, May 12, in honor of Mr. and g “ts. A. E. Nelson, who celebrated : their tenth wedding anniversary. E pThe table was decorated in pink q ‘Toses and corsages of pink sweet oF ‘Deas were given the women guests 8s favors. The men receiving silver h trays, The I. A. G. Club met Thursday evening at the home of Miss Alice Bepsen, 4531 South Grand boule- 4 Yard. The mothers of the mem- 3 ts were guests and were pre- +g fented flowers in observance of | Mothers’ day. - A dance recital was given Sunday 7 Ught at the Odeon by the pupils » 9 Mrs. Carrie P. Johnson. About a ay children will participate. An — a dersea ballet, with children aoe edd) As goldfish and mermaids be given, followed by the bal- ™ of St. Louis. PLP LSPS PPO MM * , , 7 4 Cray | \ ow ee “ “Oak Lawn” at Warrenton, Mo, ‘ Masthe scene of a pretty party ee oe ° : iy ¥ 5 when Mr. and Mrs. William ~~ Edwards, pioneer scttlers in ~ Be Ut celebrated their fiftieth = iding anniversary. About 300 224d Miss Christine Cavett of “"ksville, granddaughters of Mr. Mrs, Edwards, served, assict- by their three daughters, Mrs dy James See and Mrs. Quiu- | Drennan of Cabanne avenue. o Mrs. S. S. Cavett of Kirks- ‘uk, ies 7 = a SO oF a ~~." Sam Lerner of 4535 Newberry | 2: terrace has announced the engage- |; Z: ment of his daughter, Clara, to) Harry Saffren, son of Mr. and Mrs. | ; f 7 ; ¢ 4 Sam Saffren of 4322 Evans avenue. | The wedding of Miss Mildred | Moore, daughter of Mrs. a Moore of 5948 Cates avenue, and | Harry E. Haake of Los Angeles, | MISS AZNI MANIGAN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hachig Manigan, whose I. T. Brown was best man for Mr. Haake and J. F. Seifried, Pau! Washington University. Mr. Haake place. Was graduated from sity of Illinois. They their home in Los Angeles. the Univer- | will make | : in East. St, Louis. Khe en Miss Announcement has the marriage of © of | The marriage of Miss Agnes c. | Deeken, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Deeken of 3439 Arsenal of of 3514 Humphrey street, will take The bride will be attended by | her sister, Miss Hulda C. Deeken, | as maid of honor, and Miss Made- | leine Gildehaus, a cousin of the) groom, as bridesmaid. Arthur Rengel, brother of the groom, will be best man, and Harry A. Deek- en groomsman. Herman Kupfer and Richard Wagoner’ will be ushers. Miss Helen meeting Maury monthly Fontaine The Matthew federacy, Lorraine .Jones, at Thursday. Mrs. Mary Childs was assistant hostess. | Ludlow Maury gave Althea Stith of Col- well Edwards. made | Carrie |'Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ecil Cal., took place Fiday afternoon | engagement to Kenneth at 5:30 o'clock at the Hamilton | Kor Koian was announced Avenue Christian Church. The | April 28 bride was attended by Miss Jane | pri : —Van Miller McCoy as maid of honor and Miss; __ ee ae Martha Lois Moore as bridesmaid. | ie lJinsville, Tll., and Raymond C€ Cramer and H. 8S. Haworth were | Sines : groomsmen ‘home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. *. . j : : a ese The bride is a graduate of | Lucindia Ross, 4935 park, ‘+ mij 959 Kemper street, and Clement J. Rengel, son | . agp eran to ey Mr Mrs se oS Rangel {| e"* ~ cE ge Soe of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ©. Range (Mrs. John Baxter of Bland, place Tuesday morning at 92 May § o’clock at St. Francis de Sales; “°* °: ee Church. U. D. Cc. Chapter Meeting. of Chap- ter, United Daughters of the Con-| Mrs. ©. 8S. Wilfley, presi- dent. was held at the home of Mrs. | Kirkwood, Fairfax 4 Mrs. | a reading on ‘“Eneas Africanus’ by Harry Still- | and Mo, Z COPPA ger ° 4 —_—— Tate of Walnut Ridge, Ark., were 'married Monday afternoon at the Westminster Mr. Tate and his bride are i'spending their honeymoon in the They will make their home the wae: —— ~ FUGEN® PERMANENT This week we have our 2d Special on this renowned method of Permanent Waving. A .large deep natural Wave, guaranteed. Price In- @ aludes Shampoo and Set. Special price, $9.00. Other Waves as low as $5. SPECIAL, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Marcel] and Shampoo... BOLAND'S 4815 DELMAR BL. Wave. — Ft 2 eo kh oo oe a oe ee ee ee ee ee ee a Appointment BOLAND’S 2D SPECIAL $5 $1 FOrest 2526 = PERMANENT WAVE Latest cool method. 15 years’ experience. PHONE APPOINTMENTS LINDELL 8190 Catherine Maékay. DRESSERS’ ASSOCIATION CATHERINE BEAUTY SHOP Mrs. J. K. Patterson in charge, ¢ Room 319—3908 OLIVE ST.—Room 319 Winner of Gold Medal and Certificates of National HAIR Z 4 Z ) announced. MISS LUCKEL 5 «a> & oe > a . and Mrs. F. W. Luckel of 5187 Maple avenue, and A. J. Jensen Jr., has been Washington Alumni To Give Play in June HE —sSid Whiting, ! Alumni of Association sent Louis N. Parker's play of anecdotal history, the evenings of June 1 and -, aS its part in the Seventy-fifth anniversary of the university. Among the members Who are taking part in the play are: Mrs. Fred Armstrong Jr., Mrs. A. B. Frey, Mrs. Dan Rubel. Miss Mignon Rosenthal, Miss Dorthea Burbach, Miss Eloise l’razier, Miss Charlotte Coombe, Miss Virginia Becker, Miss Henriette Neuman, Miss Jessie Ryan, Miss Norma San- ta, Miss Doris Mann, Miss Mar- jorie Broesel, Miss Flaine Waisert, Miss Emma Haas, Miss Lorraine Pope, Miss Winona Clark, Miss Virginia Walde, Miss Jennie No- land, Miss Margarct Clymer, Miss Marian Wickenhauser, Miss Cath- €rine Sears, Miss Betsey Boeck, Douglas Robert, Dan Rubel, Percy Ramsey, Kenneth McMathm, Hunt- ley Sinclair, Curt Adolph Hoenney, Howard Beers and Judge A. B. Frey. Miss Abigail Holmes. of George C. Holmes of 5554 Cham- berlain avenue, will enact.the part of “Mother,” in an original mu- sical playlet for Mother’s day at Lindenwood College, in Roemer Auditorium, tonight at 6:30 o’clock. The author , per program is Miss Kathryn Platt The wedding took place Saturday, | Walker, a senior, It contains about the | of | | 20 characters, and presents typical mother “in the garden ' home,” watchful over her children. “The service is to be given under | the auspices of the college vesper and Miss director of the choir, Hutchins, | ' ' director of | Lucia ) | scenes, “Mother” and “bovy,’ Besides ert ri’? there will be ’ a |stables- for the hunters. ‘nee the following day. | Miss Virginia Price, 'and Mrs. Charles A. Ro0oss, Equestrian Sports Hold Society’s Fancy Continued From Page One. ing Edward L. Bakewell estate are The St. Louis Spring Horse Show is to be held at the Missouri Sta- bles Friday and Saturday evenings, May 25 and 26 and Sunday mati- A special class arranged for women riders is being rapidly filled, as well as a similar class for juniors. Among. the prominent women riders invited to partici- pate are Mrs, Harrison Hoblitzelle, Mrs. Webster Tilton, Mrs. Cari Langenberg, Mrs. Adalbert Von Gontard, Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Miss Carol McDonald, Miss Norma Engle, Miss Margaret Holekamp, Miss Mary Elizabeth Musick, all of St. Louis, Mrs Hilliard, and Mrs. Rudoiph Broed- low. wives of officers at Jefferson Barracks. There are six organizations spoti- soring the show, the St. Louis Country Club, the Bride Spur Clu, the officers of Jefefrson Barracks. The St. Louis Riding Club, the Fairmount Jockey Club and the St. Louis Riding and Hunt Club. Many individuals and organiza- ithe several Washington University will pre-| Gallenkamp, | daughter | of this ves-' choir, with Miss Cora N. Edwards, | impersonated tions interested are underwriting ‘elasses and trophi-s have been donated to the winners | of each. | Daughters of 1812 Bridge Benefit. St. Louis Chapter of the Daugh- ters of 1812 will give a benefit bridge at the Gatesworth Hotel May 21, at 2 o’clock. The annual i'meeting of the St. Louis Chapter | will be held at the Fairmont Ho- | te] Wednesday, at 11 a.m, A lunch- eon will follow the meeting, with Mrs. C. N. Jewett as hostess. Elec- tion of officers will follow. woe ‘respectively by Miss Jean Whitney 'and Miss Jean Cameron. There i'will be a “grandfather,” Miss Gi- inerva Jorgenson, and a “sand- man,” Miss Isabel Graeser, Chil- dren of other lands are to appear, as follows: Eskimo, Virginia Stan- ford: Indian, Pauline Buol; Scot- land. Alice MacLean; Japan, Frances Wachter: Holland, Dor- Sutton, Viola Wolfort and | Helen Davis; Spain, Frances |Thatch: Gypsy, Louise Trimble; | Eeypt. Lorrain Mehl; France, Hel- 'en Leonard and Elizabeth Thomas. “Sun Up’ ‘will be presented by |the Toy Theater Players at the Toy Theater, Boyle and Olive streets, ‘Thursday and Friday nights. It will be the first time this play has been played in St. Louis. It is a drama of the m6éun- | tain folk in the hills in the South. The leading role, played by Lu- cille La Verne in the original com- | othy ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Missouri Women | Voters to Meet The Missouri League of Women Voters will meet in St. Louis Fri- day and Saturday at Hotel Chase. About 60 out of town delegates are expected. Mrs. George Gellhorn is presi- dent of the Missouri Leagye. The other officers are: Mrs. Herbert V. Jones, first vice president, Kan- sas City; Mrs. O. A. Doerman, sec- ond vice president, St. Louis; Mrs. Luella St. Clair Moss, third vice president, Columbia; Mrs. Sam e. Locke, fourth vice president, Mex- ico: Mrs. George Still, fifth vice president, Kirksville; Mrs. Logan Clendenning. secretary, Kansas City; Mrs. Sears Lehmann, treas- urer, St. Louis. Round table conferences will be held on State reorganization, per- manent registration, and _ police pensions; child welfare legislative objectives, and the Caribbean pol- icy of the United States, after the opening business meeting Friday morning. Mrs. Virgil Loeb will preside at the first round table and Ralph Fuchs wil! act as evaluator, Dr. Frank J. Bruno, Dr. Clara Auer, Miss Mary Alexander and Dr. George W. Stephens will be among the participating members at the second round tabié¢, at which Mrs. George Mangold will preside. At the third round table Mrs, L. T. Senseney, presiding, the Ken- maire Debating Society of Wash- ington University will debate the question “Should Private Capital Abroad be Protected by the United States before a Declaration of War?” At the luncheon Friday a fea- ture will be “A Trial by Jury Two Years Hence.” The subject for round table discussion Friday aft- ernoon, will be educational legis- lative proposals. Judge Xenophon Caverno, of Canalou-New Madrid; Miss Bertha Bidwell, president of the Illinois League of Women Voters, and True D. Morse, of the Doane Agri- cultural Service, will be the speak- ers at a banquet Friday night at Hotel Chase. __ PAGE 3@ W.C. T. U. Institute’ At Kirkwood T= St. Louis County Women’s — ee ee — GARTNER’S Permanent Waving SHOP Paul Brown Bldg. 204 N. NINTH STREET 4 DOWN" OW 605 Locust pany, will be played by Hazel | Raare. The following other mem- | bers of the company will be in the | cast: Margaret Ukley, Robert | East, Milton Carpenter, Martin | Fellhauer Jr.. William Yaeger, | Joseph McKenna and J. Dudley Harder. This is the second year of the plavers. \ STORAGE ) Call > § CEntral 4904 » and our Bonded . Messenger will call for your Te ee i a ee a a i i i i i i i a i mn oe ‘co.p Fur’ Fur Coats Repaired Remodeled and Relined Low Summer Rates > Landers-Pearlman Fur Co. 4th Floor, 312 No. 6th St. Opp. Famous-Barr Now at aaa ! = - ee eee -_- a i | | { SILK ee - A GENUINE EUGENE PERMANENT WAVE Any style. We invite your inspection, Satisfaction guaranteed. Expert operators. WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP ashington Hotel FOres= 1160 Washington and Kingshighway The 3 Announces SHOP Entrance on tte ae The opening of its new store on Monday, May 14th, on the second floor of the building on the southwest corner of 7th and St. Charles. St. Charles PERMANENT WAVE We can give you as a special this week a genuine Le Mur Permanent Wave with or without ringlet ends. 4 Price includes 2 shampoos, trim and set. pointment, Hyde Park Beauty Shop sunaay by LILLIE M. GREEN, Owner, Appointment 2010 SALISBURY ST. Phone TYler 0344 NOW THE EDMOND | nounced werterday. The news was PERMANENT WAVE We claim the wave to be the most natural wave hecuuse our operators know ow to wrap the hair. To demonstrate our ability. we are giving permanents for a short time at this price, which includes two shampoos. Open Evenings & Sun- day by Appointment. 28342 N. Grand BI. Phone Lindell 0697. oD University Beauty Shop i i, i> i i, i, i ip in in i ip i ip ip in ip ip ip i. i, ip i i i i i i en ee ie ie a i in i in in i i in in ie i Cn fe penises erg Lovely Hair” : What Do You Think of Her Permanent? $2 Watch for Our “Miss Anne’s Permanent Wave” at the Missouri Theater, May 18th % * « Rare ae Guaranteed ate a Come in and get a Wave like hers (or any other style). Guarantee you will be thrilled and delighted beyond measure. * ein te ma ate ME Nationa! Studio “One of Our Waves” Complete GArfield 6833 Eighth Floor Carleton Bide No Waiting, With or Without Appointment. “Waves with a Reputation.” Open Evenings _'.*.t*.**?*. * -.* -- -?*. -- * - -. - - - - - . - - - - " et ™ one Pe . Anne’s Permanent Wave Shoppe 308 W. 6th Sr. _ “Beauty Is Enhanced by : 5 00 Call, phone or write for an appointment. PwCUCUVUVVTVVTVVTTTe. lll te i i i i i i eK ts Boat ndte ah — a ty, 5 — Ee ~ eee cere. — ee ~ dfn cl. tp nh MITITITILILILLIILITIITITIliiiiiiiriiiiriii i) OLED TP oT Me eae fe one ap- ¢ | 6 99 | *: *s = al ed ars ¢. * Ao PLA . Seathateat + : wile wv! *, A ot al Kockod Dd cho Sf Black Patent Black Satin . Black Kid . ct, atid ORS Style, Fit, Quality >) a wate eae . - ene . Tailored Pump Whitest White Kid... .$6 See this smarter Shoe—unmatchable in Style Book on Request. WONDERFUL SHOES 714 Washington — 420 N. Sixth — 716 Olive 6118 Easton—at Wellston ELSSSSPS CP CSSS LG TSTOCS ~ PIPES SH At ALL 4 Stores ern - — J eceaeee Pecan -Tan Kid........$6 HIGH ooshuneee pom’ poses GO PP Py and Value at $6 Mail Orders Filled PPPs Continues this week. Silk Underwear MAY SALE OF HIGH-GRADE ' UNDERWEAR Early selections are advisable, as many of the extraordinary values cannot be replaced. Real Lace-Trimmed Underwear | Scene WEST-END | 3714 Washiagton Summer Negligees is Frock me Iilus- +t a trated ; ° 25.00 | 3 | ti at iT augue aatpcati tap ani » ' 4 — ee TEL > ee URE hee a ae y t, S iF ‘ Omen. & » | uf IN LANE BRYANT’S BETTER FITTING ; | SIZES 38 TO 56 h i Ag smart as the season— ‘ with all the charm that 9 Paris knows—styled to be-. a bs come you! | ; PATOU : i. —has contributed much f to the “new femininity with his smartly cut an carefully des ig ne d te Frocks. The waistlines 7 are just a trifle lower— “¢ the jabots not too accen= Be tuated, and the all-over i tuckings are the final x touch of art. : 4 FROCKS : 16.50 25.00 —and in Our —_—--_ ~~ MISSES’ Styles Department Sizes 16+- to 30+ to fit }} 34 to 48 Busts. | Fashion Sslon—Second Fleets d Loc ‘@ Sixth an >. ‘ 7 5 a. ‘. a. ene ty) abt > : he aan a apie er ree ‘ : : pone + StS ee sotennnnan pa ten - rs nara Jes Ses = ae CRI tt inet rect” FS igs Testy ~ y ve “ Se ee eee eee ee eet See ee wight, ear Bn me ine SOLAR OL ERE ng OP LCI Petal es PN ee AD pe eran ee ie ee eer gD ie rate teed Sn ie, Se lcdane db donsncdeats

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$ . set RS ES EE AEE NBN ERE RE A EE re ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 Se, : Mrs H. Konze.' the home of Mrs Ri a «ic hall. mer ope oa , } had the BT organi-j| vard, rs. Arthur Richardso ‘ vy . oe illustrated té . | William P. Evans, “irs. | . Chard si mu er open terday at a luncheon in the Tuesday afternoon the Biamnpets | Work of the Elghth pine goes ‘end Mire Skewes Shaw were te Woman's Auxiliary No. 29%, tO) aon” at 10 a. m. Saturday. This | Mrs. M. EF. Gardner and Mrs. J.| Hinrichs, 6837 Kingsbury “fp . ‘gered. : Mra baliroom of the Forest Park Hotel. of the press committee will honor | aztion in behalf of Te ane Fred | assistant Restenues Typographical Union No, 8, will | lecture is the last of a series that r MeRrateer vard. oe sios, Harry E. Wagoner, the of the cou rena enabler tescieag pygpeale lard \aceeat Ipeadtaas aaa sa el l a| 2% > phi. > meet Tuesday at 1:30 p, m. at Miss Powell has been given each % The final “meeting of the year.; wre Willi: T’ Naowtin ou er Deen introduced the Rey. Al- of the con tion butterflies and spring flowers | Stone, at a tea at the clubhouse. | Johnson. Twenty-three cripplec| The Elexa Delphian Chapter met | headquarters, 3745 West Pine bou-| 2) aay at the museum for Town | ie ‘chines Sanmeee: wl Me MES l wee we cee Nardin Sage cchwitalla, S. J. dean of} occas of of all colors. The committee mem-/ Miss Stone is retiring as a director children brought from rh - ae Poe Branch Library, | jevara. Cub mémbers and friends, who | “ brag yn ‘ pn ne the i ti | Eg : a Py is ee = asea pnse ‘versity, who deliv. oun nala : A a i , . ae ad , r . elubs are! ues ay. 1e rogram x” cmaiinguaghaimanets : : : s wee 8 The Perry Alumni Association; wij} tour Europe this summer with Y.M.C. A.. at Which officers will! spe home of the . ay. entitled hake which she h f , ress committee eceivine treatment at the Missouri] | + ineteenth Century drama of En- | , | alls Ca See ee ee ent me of the formes jam hostesses for the afternoon were p 5 get RO receiving ae? 'gland, under the leadership of and a number of guests met at the | Mrs. Iola B. Ingalls. be installed. Westminster plans After @ . ees rer rate from Mrs. Philip G. Drabelle, chairman; RS. F. J. KEISER. first vice | Baptist Sanitarium. feet va . home of Mrs. Ed Teuscher, 435' The Carondelet Women’s Club — sie itdee tales sande | ’ 0 te, ogy,” 2t the closing public Mrs. J Baker, Miss Virginia ae tee | pig i | Mrs. Hobert E. Noonan, Mrs. Jo- ee tahatar Clroves as Migs ; _ 3 | Mrs, Jules Schulze of 3548 Flora . 5 & program Wage he season, last Tues- St. Louls — : . president of the Eighth Dis-/ ne annual play day of the!.oon J pess, Mrs. William Wagen- | California avenue, Webster Groves, !) o14 its annual reciprocity day in| “— hostess to the Fortnight- | en, directed by Mrs, Lillias gaamostT]™ va erritils aa Black, Mrs. M. E. Boisseau, Mrs. trict Missouri Federation vf | pucntieth Century Art C vill be| ies “sie eren, | Monday. Mrs. Monroe Fredeking|..) «.onaelet Library. About 200 | COUrt Was Hostess to ile | pede - Millian Gal Deita So k 8S. Coddi M John M mao . ay | Twentieth Century Art Club \ _breth, Mrs. A. Bricklauer and Mrs. | * CRGay- the Carondelet Library. About 20( lv Club of Kirkwood at luncheon, | Coggman. 4 aa ’ Allen was pro | tuncheon Fran . Codding, rs, JOnR M1 Women’s Clubs, SET, .- |observed Monday, May 28, at Carf-|w. «4, Hall, was the assisting hostess. cuests and members of the club, aw &. Whe cenetat busines weet ee wens 7 ae wrs. J- Edwin 4 PSE vie Cook, Mrs. William Crowe, MisS| ij, chairman of Rg lson-Hurst. the country home of| —- | David A. Jones presented char-|. 1 ging officers ‘of the Eighth | “'*Y °: a ren, ind a Delphi Delphian Chaptersiag m chairman. Standlee Ledman| yesterday, |S ° St, ; oe J 4 Ty . . . : : " . : i a “) & ‘. ‘ > é ae - e- oo Seni — aie Py The 4s SiC Susan Sherry, Mrs. C. C. Wagner, | the committee ae a | M S Carson McCormick, at Crys- rhe Dramatic Art and Literary acter sketches from ‘Martin Chuz- District and presidents of other. ing was held and the age dd ¥ M. K. Gillespie, pre sident, met Mew Clara FE. Fhomas, music The Ge " — ae , : . ; a " : Se ? 4 as ett ’ ’ , ses or aii ice ’ i ar , wpe a ‘ } is ri? ra j ~ i Ss re raen. ie IKK > 7 Pike... : : 4? “OR TAT . oe . Je White Jr. ; for the enter- ie 7. eae ue atuay of Indie and | &n's Club will meet Tuesday, at 1 and the poem, ‘The Ivy Green.” “re. A. S. Hinchey, the presi-| displays it Sh Lw's : eo ( React cussed, led by Mrs, Bertha Way preceding the program irs. | dey anu Between the courses of the ttnmnent. of bi es > eo pletec tne % al S é ; *p arse | p. m. in the lounge of the Scottish The closing meeting of the sea- 1 vy wave the welcoming address mext meeting oft the club ini a The next meeting will be aa t. agoner spoke iv) the interest oft omy ot day ‘ice Seamer age a will have as its subject next year ite C dre ; 30 “f mC a ie | y Bocce tna RS ; : ie + oe 7 Mrs. Hollis E. ‘arnente , . & 3 teton * sucs luncheon the new officers and di-| ,nnial delegate: vill Rite Cathedral. Both sections will} .on will be the annual luncheon for land introduced Mrs. Charles . Fi% pre se sive tints rs ’ ast Miss Je nnie Wahlert president W ome n’s Clubs upon the lives of \londay for luneheon at 12:30 }}. peare Round Table will The re will be Pat special talk bringing i a “l= r “5 " Louis p School; Grace Drennan and Sara sight seeing trips i 12 wdlack at Bethe! : Eva ngelical A 3 the regula r meeting of St. } stg Willia aie P mrhart Miss A > * — sts-Teachers at the meeting | pti Orchestral Lewis of Cleveland , Maxine Larisey or} W dav Club and the | - RawNerh, § P ee ’ Pose’s Mot} aie yh T} “ee sees ai = : “ z Ni I hoa a . pare h - ofticers are: M rs. EKd- "7 ’ . 16 edne: day op eopaee at ‘, : ave. | tose Ss Motners Cinb, 1ursday at __— aris & M ss eraldine ee eae otnel . vs es Church, Greer and Garrison ave-; Iva Marie Schopp, Miss G ‘ f c-hiagenhauf, “Mrs. Edward of the W ef Roosevelt; Lola Aguado, Helen M te f Webster Groves | 9 Mrs W. T. I = , . rae 5 avin . ° he 3 : Monday Club oO i2 p. m., Mare. . TL. Donovan will : Mrs. Horace G. Beedle 2 es Louis. as 4 ~ ; “ ‘ - r 7. ‘ “ee irs- nues, } Lermit, aif S, ( I. — , . ; d ’ : ° t oe ; c wih Jiesel, vice ,0uI18, AS Jones and Mildred mith of Soldan: | 44) keep open house, and Thu | ets ef | speak. ee ire, © 38 Magma, Mine & Lawes ; y ae e In atuns an | esky and Mrs. L. ¢ Di = wht for the University. of Missouri, jay, May 24, the Wednesday Ciub The final meeting of the Samuel; ,, OTe ' : Mre (Tt / . —_ idents: Mrs. E. C. Burnett, cor- Helen Kienzle of Cleveland; for ee a the delegates andj ¢« ee wothers’ Club will rhe fourth annual luncheon of | Klein, Miss Lucy Rosebaugh, Mrs. | ie. | > 2) i see eecrethte: ia soloist; M oo Mi will serve tea to tne Bs ali Sie upplies School Mot a ee ithe Denton J. Snider Association | Edith Mathews, Miss Nellie Frazee, Ty! 4) ~s Of Su erb Qualit In Infinite Ve —meesponding se Mt Aick sy violinist. Seer Of Tlinols, Miss | committee women. oun poy : be held in the school kindergarten | 4+ rniversal Culture was held Sat-| Mrs, Walter F. Koken, Miss Mil- R ray Pp y pita "Sey @erocning. treasurer. | Dorothy Case of Soldan, and for Erwin is co-chairman Wilh M rs, Wednesday at 2:20 6 Mae At that urdey at the Gatesworth Hote] : - ” RADITION Wag f : hy B - : C ER : 2 Miss Flora Slocum, ehairman of The M. eee arerd, ©. Chris- | Keiser. ‘time officers will be installed. The | William T. Woerner, the president ee miss —_ ae ie tuncheon, a one-act| The County Presidents’ Council | annual picnic for the school Will) presided. The Rev. Albert Munstch, > - BF | the utmost in beauty and artistry. a oS rae! é be held Tuesday, at Forest Park) s y.. Prof. Frances FE. Cook, Dr. Special Sale! aa WELEK’S she may choose from endless select , ’ , al aj }) District. Missouri play, “The Rational Princess,” by|of the Eighth wie | 3 rand; Sulliv | en 7 Tomen’'s lubs, | Highlands. | William L. Sullivan and Richar Cs ach able Harold Brighouse, was presented | Federation of Wore! ‘ & j Vv SeRDees Richard of the newest and most fashionable materials aS constantly tired? é 7, ‘ he Monday. a ae yolac! Spamer were speakers, Miss | ti, BY Ky : é' - aps! ie under the direction of Mrs. C, G.|met at luncheon at mer: ark | ee «Meeting song ers Rinses “ahah Seeahver of wit. | LUCILLE DRESSES | ; y accessories, from the moderate-priced to the finest work and lack of exercise? i b, Webster Groves. | Oliver Chapter, Daughters of the} : , : Curtis of the drama committee. In! Clu Shap Lusi S lliam Vincent Byars, read three of Water Turkish Baths will keep you fit ac dale Jubs was dis- | : ae t ’ Miss Clara B sley,/of the individual clubs wa: - |American Revolution, was held at! Txe Sty ‘velous Satins tc J | - sania : Sar Shane “ay nit ~ gga ” sed. The president, Mrs. J. Kh. | the home > Mrs ‘ EB H lowe]! | her father’s, poems, The sagt toga Renowned for Excellent Style. =; i. Marvelous Satins, in ape 3 * ae and ae ee ~— CHER HOTEL ee ie iechne oft zs ow ae os The | paid tribute to the memory of Dr. | ? = S Moires, sn ivory white. Chiffon Taffetas, in white ani B | sarin io sagopa Genes sue | Snider. ae meeting yesterda y S m les - ; a: : Real Laces and Real Lace Coronets. igh i - “, Je . e x v ‘ | a2 . ‘ ,Y o~ es a é . } “#3 2 see Richard Spamer spoke on “Hom amp 3 Point d’Alencon, Princess, and many other approved Wedding! , i » ’ » . ’ lo ; z : i i | % . . vue Weve VeveuvelEveVYY So. LES. MPPTITITITITITILAL aaa thant hhh hy } la ns VW eT e mad ~ for a garden er Ss Influence in Literature. : : B -idal V | . | f id cs a: hes, a | 6 | : ridal Veils in a complete range of new ideas,, “7g ne ‘of Town Club. had members Of | women. ‘im. at boards of 1327-28 and | Gustavus Tuckerman read An- will go to Jefferson Memorial to» Continued on Next ae 1928-99 at dinner Monday evening. lol —. tee L. Mrs. - meresident R. Hubele was elected of the St. Louis Council aE ee ts = ee SS FT OR, Se ee * reagiber thie: eee ey ee vias ns pe ii a a m 4 a” Saag ‘ age " " Ok ee ae ak aS ae ite = cite tail an :dheilnabiaachinianiitl seit eiirieitI ile r+ A ¢ wera oe — ise sa eee ee TO Pe ee re ee tae aR Ps Ae a .: ees ners . ons An aan A Ke * ‘ re Hae asta, ; be Z Bere - . . Tigra et See ee eee : e ws Ls - -. "7 ,s — en ee ee ee _ Rae penis atom et = ; eee - tt . a ae 7 e 8 ena wo A ee mpareananll inne aslgierseanrandiila dill - 7 u 7 e . a ~~ re _ o. ~“ the " - nie ¢ ge s “ - . . ° “ 7 I stan On pe aeaeniaai ns aR ate petra on epinien CRE Re 3 ig tr cr RRR RIT Mz NY . on . “a on » or. RR 0 i OT BS 8 oe Hope ae + _— —. pate. goat We n * Series ats > . a ny” Bap edema ee te SAS ag) «Che . 3 ul 6 tena moe be weal }| party late in June. Flag day will —-———- RS ‘ he Forethought Club will mee ’ ae | be observed June 13, belongs: . ' Orange Blossoms and Sprays. Bridal Illusions Colored Silk Nets and Colored Chiffons for Rainbow Wem eon. The chairmen will report for | at sux WELER ¢ suo | Sorority Circle, a child welfare Ww $s Ne || the year and speakers will describe | organization Geset the. year MABEL MATHERS | | ti : | the annual assembly held in Wash- | Thureday with . atid en ae ihe baud | Established 315 N. 10th St.—Second Floor ° . Pe. ro ? hd pine | , | . . 'S — c eee Gatesworth Hotel, at which annua! With Ilingworth Millinery 1895 OPPOSITE VANDERVOORT'S | The Kirkwood Tuesday Club met 'reports were read. A program of ,at the home of Mrs. Ida Brunner, | vocal numbers was given by Mrs. 5749 Delmar Blvd, | with Miss Frances and Miss Laura} Ruth Schultz, accompanied by Miss | Brunner as hostesses. After! Dorothy Dring, who gave several : ‘luncheon Mrs. Frances M. Allen! piano selections. Officers were read a paper on “Portrait Painters| elected as follows: Mrs. Lillian : 3 al of the Eighteenth Century.” Mrs. | Wilcox, president; Mrs. C. K. Ur- ons i RT, SIS Rh lee CRQREREESE. an | |Willard Feld gave a paper’ on! quhart, first vice president; Mrs. |Florence Nightingale. The final|S. S. Cheek, second vice president; meeting of the season will be a! Mrs. J. S. Willson. recording secre- spring festival of music and the|tsry; Mrs. E. J. Stewart, corre- Risaitessrsacscssaae am | . }annual play day, May 22, at the| sponding secretary: Mrs. David eRoh seas aaa na 2 pes Vaan soe ir : |home of Mrs. Arthur Ambler, Smith, treasurer; Mrs. Thomas F. Sesieeentamnnaaa. S ae ean. he | 3 . tn iisene o FAPARSA iaithaden Friday at the home of Mrs. J. G. St. Louis Chapter, Daughters of Calhoun, 5737 Bartmer avenue. | | , American Colonists, will hold tS! = posati Circle, Daughters of Isa- | Regular Prices canent meeting Thursday, at Forest | bella. will hold a social meeting ! $25.00 to $45.00 Park Hotel, followed by a lunch-/rhursday in Rosati Hall. — * 7 ial. a Pigs oe GR FEMS. at 4 ae = “ ‘ AARARA AA RA ROR 21181 e) 8/8) 2. ee #19 NORTH SIXTH ------ At St. Charles Street Our Entire Stock Of Misses’ and Matrons SPRING COATS Including Silks (Summer Coats Excepted) vyy AAR GAARRRPARA PVyyvyyyyyyry yy PARAPARABA | he May meeting of Confeder- | Fitzwilliam, auditor; Mrs. F. H. BSS, Sc as . : DY ae ate Dames Chapter, United Dauch- Britton, Mrs. George Broeder, Mrs. Siatitegtissnn anes om Be : ters of the Confederacy was held I. B. Schultz, directors. | A philanthropic fund of $515.47 A emg see eS eee go: “rived largely from bridge par- ale ties, was used as follows: Com- |! munity Fund, $100; Cirppled Chil- dren, $100; Red Cross Relief work. / $100; activities, $38; Good Will in- dustries, $25; Chrismas basket and picnic to group of poor children. $26.80; Bethesda Hospital, $15. park and playgrounds, $10: Tuber- culosis Society, $10; Lindbergh | | memorial, $5; Needlework Guild, | $5: St. Louis Symphony Society, $5. Sete ee neh ' RRS ROR i be haniaens | Scrapbooks were made and distri- | SS Se ) Seon Fae gs. Es Ee | | bute d to crippled children at the | $ : SEN : Sey e Ros OMS Be 7 - POP CLAVGRS . _Missour! Baptist Sanitarium. praare ee Ges i ee — ‘a VAL BLATZ BREWING CO 5 SSeS | Nee a ‘ce MILWAUREE WIS APAPAAAPARA r ee Sixth and St. Charles Prices That Have Pre- viously Been Reduced, T is the policy of Cunningham's never to carry over merchandise from one season to another. . . regardless of how short a time they may have been in our stocks. Many of the Coats in this offering have hardly been in our possession more than two or three wecks .. . yet in order to adhere to our standard of pol- icy we are pricing al of them—SILKS IN- CLUDED—so low that they must sell at once! : Y ail a: @ a = ka : ww " 2 = . ; ' —_— APARACARR MARA AS AAPA RRA RAOARA 2. om ett ee of - R 7. ‘on > a . pee ih i) > at a a. e's i § & ba : ‘© ; ce fee s § c sts Be hae Bo Te go | a + ws ee ~~ Oa a MN The Humboldt School Mothers’ Club held its annual election of officers at the school auditorium May 9. The following recently | elected officers were installed: Mrs. | Lot | sie : i BES 3 rs & tee Cae ) Se = Se prostie. bf sy am ane cee BY 5% ‘ ee Insist on Blatz if cheat ike SeGMAhets Mee ia | ontienn ae es Ee shee : , RS pss 4 ; | ‘ po: 3 Bs By ; o . you want the best Sink: dielilass Mee C “ernst Mang | oe cee 3 s SS, & eee fi: SRS B: 23 F: 5 of B : malt syrup money tousiiaiiade * aan alegre rane al ee | | tenes ieee oa oS ie Fe iN Dae Mee é o can buy. Popular , Secretary-at-arms. Sot See eas PS” Se S SELES 2 &; with wie = | ap =o ere es ” . SS e wa Shs Rae Be, Z “3 TY , “ 3 cause of its match- be a eee tt Tencheos ... : es Pree aS Se ee 2 sp ee. less flavor and high Seen ies ereane Redes Coun. 1 Bs Fs : poe FS ete; quality. Costs you 7a B * eZ Tae Sahara ; > ee) ee = no more. Sold aden a ve Ra cater eee | = sf $3 | Bs ee : ee ' % “ 3 i ae 43 2 everywhere. University will speak i “The | a tee tees oe -S Oe , bs 3 Jivergencies in Proposed Roads to = a we eo : aa 3 ‘ | ELECTR Peace.” Installation of officers 8 a ok i a ae " nao ee RT. Re pe i Tee’: ee ee ee ee PERCOLATOR a x ot eat & Pie wa NB DT, OL Re 4 RAR AAP ARAAAA reyvyyvyyyreyrirryryyyyyryryrryyyrTyr iT) ao POE Stee Fn ee a 2S a AM ‘Arch-Friend”’ A “Fashion Shoe of Comfort” SAUTERNE 5() KID —with trim of Suede and Kid in harmonizing tones, Schedule of Prices: $25.00 Coats "etuced © $1 6,66 $35.00 Coats reduced to $23.33 $45.00 Coats "ied © $30.00 259.75 Coats reduced 0 $39.83 $69.75 Coats "it ° $46.50 $89.50 Coats veiuced © $59.67 $100,$125,$150 Coats: $79.50 Ouse... ~ j J SA a OEE et ee ee ee ee ee a will take place. The Morning Etude Club. wil! close the 1927-28 season with a luncheon Wednesday at 12:30 Pp. /'m., in the tower room of the Con- |! Bais —— | — _ ae ! | gress Hotel. Mrs. Oma C. Pres- | es Ln ee io bes ) i Superior heat ,cott will preside and the newly | a> i clement he ats | elected officers will be installed | : * quickly and ifollowing the luncheon. The new! cvenly. pee Lipp, president; Mrs. Emma Wil-| % 4 . | ity, 4 cups kins Gutmann, Mrs. W. H. Niel Jr.., | > , i ee : : A youthful 3-eyelet Tie for sports or street wear. Has the Beverly Arch- Friend patented built-in Arch Support and is made on a combination last. Sizes 3 to 9, AAA to C, — . :, ie FARA AA SRA RENE RAR RR AR RA RA RRA RRR APR ORO RRR RAPA | —- > on a > % E . — 7 * . - . . a ' } . > j rs Railway Mail Association. M. F ae |W. C., met Tuesday at the home of h f a j VAL BLATZ BRE | . , Mrs. Robert I. Moir, 7 ; é 4 | ® | 2 coeeceeas CHOH : = | i. WERS SALES CO. MAIN Je CLINTON, N, i avenue, Webster eevee’ & pn A wonderful dancer... . rte toe ial 7 x pik 4 ‘ SiS sari e ee ee RRA MOI an Regge py ety eae aE pte. 7 a n Sar ata fas ‘ eae Retin Le ree . ae appa OP RAE TS A BE rae So aie hale haeals sidiak pectin Wiens rages : : ~ “ . pears ibioetast ste aia ae a Ce OT OP ea tan Pgh ae RS | " * case Za ea > ae den 4 lb tath an tae ee ee ee ne nn Cer en ne een wn sna —— rnreipen Nena A a ct ARS mate aS Dis Relay IS oot ° . ‘ai £ : ae : Panay i : eels stan Gae‘naes ring naa ats Aiiis eS "I watts the a Hie s atstriee Agen ten jiyromee ts eee e Fe erecta anaes toe ee - Ny aetagyriys : A a . Z : Boies inte Te Sane RC te ie APS ae Figen Sao gtk Eee he) aa 2 nt py aed ” bs. is - an Sees: 6 oe no, ha sion? parc hye denied hice ’ ; - re Se — " 7 men ? 2 ~ Se $ v a es . e . a ey ie . 7 a sie 06's a vay pad nga st pe aleatairn se GS: «ig tha an : : erage ok cree plait ek 6 Ry Sots bias = Be pint gl “ abe veetre ‘ se * Pitan eat Bis Ree: grates = sine: , —_ . : es : ere . erraeey wee oasis : a z Piety hi pete ain’ rh Sy sere # ei _ - u ae ae ¥ ell aan os Ps Pa “90 a _—e “7 a Pe cdots Peete: a 4 ’ te rte ngacivee’ ~yennie- Pea pe eto LET RE, a aby - ae . bP Ke Sn fg tee at — we es iceimaated [pate esc on: ye vee eed 5 Add 28¢ for Postage, Packing and Insurance G. W. Chambers and Mrs. H. M. YET .... s0 careless! She could neveg P: © ' ssis : ie il ; ; ' | ane handed vencae Drees HEALTH SOAP Ne : ny him again—and she coulda’ cell

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the Lindbergh trophieg meeting of the year will 3 May 28, at the home of . Olsen of _Kirkwood. yneer Chapter, United ¢ hters of 1812, board mem} meet at 2 p. m. Thursg home of Mrs. Richarg ichs, 6837 Kingsbury bou' Ss. William, T. 3 T. Nardin ang M k P. Hays were hostesseg cer =. 2... OD Monday » home of the former, 6 minster place. After the meeting a program Was ma qt. Ilphi Delshian Chapter. Mre Gillespie, president, met Mon. | American literature > was d, led by Mrs. Bertha Voit, . next meeting will be May rpenter Branch Library, | will be elected. s. William W. Keyser, Membep. | : t. Louis Tercentenary Shaks. ne found Table, will] continys Continued on Next a irected by Mrs. Lillian = = Or. | MMMM MMe oe ns and Laces | . In Infinite Variety 4 ” for the Brides Costume - ty and artistry. Age > trom endless selections ashionable materials and rate-priced to the finest, hite and new cream tones, bs 2! ‘on Tafietas, in white and ivory. 11 Lace Coronets. y other approved Wedding Laces = te range of new ideas, Bridal Illusions, hiffons for Rainbow Weddings,” ; Sia Floor DERVOORT'S HTT ad a a - ©¢0F fresh? ou’ll use it for tite: f buoy Free J toilet soap without ur name and address. will receive two fulle y free. Write to Lever 8, Cambridge, Mass. > with him . enough: f . g00d-looking, toe lets! She could seven ~and she coulda’: tell ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, | : ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN’S CLUBS | From Preceding Page.; home economics of the St. ‘Louis{"Voman’s Christian ‘Temperance : ~~ | Provident Association, addressed| Union will be held Monday after- y jessons on “Julius Caesar, jine morning session. A parlia-| noon at 2 o'clock at the home of ¢, music hall. Act Hl will be mer opened the afternoon session. | place. A social hour will follow pred. Mrs. Ik. A. Fuller, past president|the business Session. _Barry &§. ig oe the of the council, gave a full report —azent, introduced the Rev. Al- of the convention of the national _ ae f rr . Schwitalla, >. m de nti congress of Parents-Teachers which who aelve is University, tained Wednesday by Mrs. C. E. nf M. Champ at the residence of Mrs. | | was held in Cleveland recently and] yy,_ ye a 7 ae irae rite which she had attended as a dele-|race The following officers were eo 3 a etal nnunie gate from St. Louis. elected: » Mrs. H. R. Murray, pres- a of the season, last Tues- St, Louis Chapter, Kappa Theta Deita Sorority. gave a bridg:- os president; Mrs. H. A. Loevy, secre- * . lary, ¢ Mrs W. B. Upton, treas- 3, Edwin Allen Was pro-} luncheon at the Branscome Hotel tik ind Mra W. B. § . : ort Standlee Ledman|- yesterday urer. The club has adjourned for , chairman. ta! ne yesterday. SaRgeR aes ell ‘Yar: i? Thomas, music caiman , e § ymer. Clara # The Gertrud Charity =o ; wt - - n, was at the plano. % 3 ae Catholic Gold Star Mothers “ -.: } . ly celebrated its twenty-third birth- Vea) 7 Taiceday » odink tiie Pproeraiy Mrs. Ss { ibd will meet lus sday al 2 Dp. “ _|day anniversary Wednesday with-a], a > ~olumbus mene in the intcrest Oo} > m. at the Knights of Columbus oid vill In justr ‘ suest dav luncheon at the Y. M. H. Hal} 4 ] ies. . f r - | “Good W! r A. Judge Harry Rosecan, chair- ho : " “The Mothers’ Circle of thelman of “The Stars of Midnight Hauser Health Club No. 5 wil ge Dewey School will meet in| Committee” for the Palestine ap-|™eet at’ Forest Park Hotel Phurs- day at 8 p. m.: E. E. Beeh will wae ty The ; Friday at 3:lo al ke. The prize winners for kindergarten Prida: peal, spoke. The priz iners fori" * ) m. There will be a special talk] bringing in the most members dur- speak on Help Yourself to “Boys” by the Rev. A. H. Lowe. |ing the year are: Mrs, Anna Bres- Health. Mrs. L. BR Hubele was elected|chell. Mrs. Sol Serkes and Mrs, Ben Chapter EL, P. E. O. Sisterhood rs. he fA, ‘ of the St. Louis Council Cohen. members had luncheon Tuesday SS National Congress of Par- Mrs. Harvey Smith of East St.| with Mrs. William B. Lampe, $ the re _ : ‘ ' beef _ sag ~ ah as way one Fd. Orchestra.’ composed of members] ligan, vice president, presided at a C oad “other toe f. Pie : oy : ard of the Wednesday Club of East St.| business session. A paper on a ne . fee © Di a toe. Louis, assisted by Mrs. Ed Re iman.| Pulitzer Prizes of 1927.” preceded , _ og os es ubevett rie a whistler: Mrs. Lilian Edmond,]| by a biography of Joseph Pulitzer, Eades eaten ‘Mrs R Q | soloist; Mrs. William Frazier was| prepared by Mrs, William H. John- non ‘retary; Mrs. . " 50-inch dresser, full-size rocker, vanity if desired, dustproof construction, oak interiors;. genuine Ameri- JUNE BRIDES SEE MANNE BROS.’ BLOSSOM TIME 3-room outfit; unusually easy terms and beautiful gift free. uap~ Make Your Selection Now or EVENINGS UNTIL 90’CLOCK —s ox | MANNE BROTHERS | ,,;, 5615-17-19-21 Delmar 8 GOMPLETE FLCORS OF FURAITURE me, * A V0 Say. Mea ee ; i i, 1 } opel

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Pe ee i> « ws " lew eee ’ . OPFOR RE PL GAs oan « poe 2 ” GP ie ee Relat ote ners eat _ pe” m~ m ev: ~~, Cores ee eee ae ere: — = “Ee ee ed z ei aad” race gigiaatit A aitin apie Aion fe ae ae parr me 6a ER OES ONG ES ELLE LI EE Te eananen | - - ox. - ~ - - ey ee a ~ = = » = me ~ « Saal, eae Pe i * 84 “ _ “y \- ~ S . x Bcd 2) ohne) . ° - * wae . ’ ate ecg ’ ae ee Ang hehe pr des ra aint te Nee ese qed (ot Me Xs 9 Oy abrir: ects Asan lie: titeitgeantye aetna A stay hte Nt Re matt = Semcon ema gprs as , Pe “ = ay tere o* ee 4 Pah 2° Sige Saat * ‘ shies Dek ela sine rar wae: ; aaa Pe + LMT ORR I 8 : oy eo — ee a “ alts Se ae ae ae “3 ad ed . Ne ee Ca SHS ire ge ade La eS es a haaat ono: ay ae et | es Pek - es as oS peice. oxy Er Se RS Ra? baci Amit al, Bali a ‘ a ae ie ¢ ae, 3 - Spc PRS 2 lk pe aes . z ot ‘ = rere __— “ : 4 p- a TY SETS iio : st eg Sa iat ROP Ey aaa ° os Fe aE ae. Fone Ms a pach Napa os - ~_ as ater ae pe “ . - toe —-— —.? ? Malate ac . ¥ ad A ET cn ee ae ae Ph as ee 4 Ais Fete aee ta £ pace Seg RE a OY Oe > resins 7 oi ee ois: Dae stig dy has ai = om ie . is ot = ; ¥ 7% £ Yea fae tea tes ; pS I Rs ee 7 NAAM Ss OMOEA IR es pe ap , ~ ag gies pe SE od age f * " a aes ag> ex ae ’ Sie ad is gts =e ain ? sad . 4 ibd bpd ansey call SF Pah ep RTE PE DRE RE a is mars eee emipsies SSMBAR Rie tat spi scant i : ; a pine ; os pr nhc ets: weet? . , es , - # J xf Spt A og oy MAR ew ake Lith saint 7 ‘ : 2 ER RG i “Se ’ erent oe Sh ts ~ a ae a a “~ . , ca * 2 Boxes, Sle | Assorted Chocolates Assorted Hard Candies Packed ™ |: tins regul Liggett’s Delicious Wolff-Wilson’s Lilac Vegetal Delightful to use after shaving: regul ar $} yt) tr... Saeed Spring Maid Benzoin and Almond Lotion For chapped skin and sunburn. 2 Bottles 51e Spring Maid ig ~~ ole > Ts Bars George C. Nielson, Capt. and et Frank Brokaw, Capt. and Mrs. Ar- | /nold Reeve, Capt. and Mrs. Robert | Cousley, Lieut. and Mrs. Ray Lar- Judd, Lieut. and Mrs. Clinton An- cker, Lieut. James BE. How it, Lieut. and Mrs. James C. Welc ; — a ee 20 ee Sy CRE EERE om ee SS wo OS STS a = Lieut, and Mrs. Crum p Garvin. | Wiliam Schildroth, Lieut. and Mrs. Leonard Hilliard, Lievtenants Ha- mer Ford, Harold Doud. Edgar Gans, William Harbood, Pa’ Schewe, Albert Dickerson. anc dance at Oakville Hall. The geen $ Intyre, Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Slate, | Capt. and Mrs Lioyd Zuppann. | Capt. and Mrs. Harry V. Hand ard Lieut. and Mrs. Auguste R. Tay- ——s oe) met Le Capt. and Mrs. Earl Almon en- | tertained at dinner V ednesday | evening. After dinner bridge was | played. Among the guests were | Lieutenant-Colonel and Mrs. Fran- | “% H. Burr, Maj. and Mrs. William | 4 ©. Hall, Maj. and Mrs. Louis P. | life and lustre, al! the natural wave and | Ford, Capt. and Mra. Fred 0 | Wickham, Capt. and Mrs. George | Nielson, Capt. and Mrs. Avrid P Croonquist, Lieut. and Mrs. James. Welch, Capt. and Mrs. John De! iV eee ordinary soaps. The free alkali in ordi- all, Lieut. and Mrs. Ray Larkins | The Jefferson Barracks Bridge | Club will meet at the Officers’ Club | -| Tuesday evening. Severs] dinner” parties are planned to precede the Capt. and Mrs. - George C.. Ntel. son were hosts at dinner pr eceding- the dance on Saturday evening. Two 1/,-lb. Bars, 36¢ Chocolate-Covered Cherries Whole Maraschino Cherries en in cream. Chocolate ci bale Resa boxes. Regu- 2 Bones. 51c lar v¢e Pipes for lc $1.60 Briar 2 for $1 01 Pipes * , ® o0e Briar 2 for 51 Pipes. ce eeees Cc ‘ ee ee nell are © ew see © Spring Maid 5le Brilliantine 2 Bottles Sic Has co Id crea? Spring Maid Hair Remover Supe4re 2 Bottles a Maid Cold Cream Face Powder "9 “fe $1. 01 Cigars for lc Sc La Comercial. .2 for 6c 10c Amorita.....2 for Ile 13c Clinton. .....2 for 14c 15c Clinton......2 for 16c "Serta Maid ked dividuai ctlve req be able f gift i! *? g ‘ r=) % 5 * - } nse. i rom for Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster Toilet Water 2% $1.01 An irresistible odor: for 7} a. ~_o men aS well aS WOMeCN. Highly perfumed. Regular Price 35c 2 for 36c at} ott. na? GGKIS : od Spring Maid Bath Salts Regular Price 75c 2 Bottles, 76c The Great Mechanical Child's Toy Aeroplane Has all the features of an aero- , i o He -_ i+ + " — plans afte is wound, leaves ground for $1.51 Boys’ biiustrate - _ +t ae 0 “Ace of Flyers,” describing all his i ' Ww Spring Maid Complexion Powder 2 Boxes, he Spring Maid Theatrical! Cold Cream . veigit KO a 1X e, ? resi Full Pound Can, 2 Cans, 76c Lind ergh saan ee ar pri Spring Maid Deodorant Not sticky to, usé, Conceals excessive odors and pe a ce, 2 Bottles dlc Juice Extractors _ snow-white ass. Z for tg - *? = a ; ai ‘4 reamer eX- ~- a Cc t “ q x. JU jce = 4 4 . mgs easier Ci U. soemeneeraioons —= - renner ant yw > . .* . -* > ‘ .* Pa ° “+e me _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ Senne ORNS eae a Th SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON We Are the Originatg ———————— . om “ ela A LLIN mone We Reserve the Right to ’ 25¢ Palm- A olive After- 50c Tooth Brushes 2 Seni Ste $1 R. B. M. Anti- septic Tablets 2 for $1.01 | Vw Te ie ‘ bas, gto dq s 7 oe a” Pras 4 q i, 7a S > or %. = | » : “4 uly ~ ~ “ a pa Chinin Quinin Hair | onic Extension or Flat-Iren Cords Will Fit Pe 2" Tee tee Sy Ajax 2-Way =, Electric Symonds’ Inn Cocoa - #8 2 Tubes, 5lc Superior Electric Table Grill "2 $26 Rexall Milk of Magnesia Pint Bottle wane — Clock brand; ed one vear + - ‘ - . & ee 4 we * & @ &. 2 =. SS _ est merit aaa a in Syrup....2 for ..2 for Tie oss snoop oe cee a 2 tf : Tablets. . oom wee .2 for os = eae Se 68 @& © 62S eS a ” — - © «¢ es & © «6 4 lb.. 2 for 76ct These ? (‘reams of ' ellent i use. Regu jars, ic Sas 2 tor 9 Welff- CA EE - Rexcl sae ES | EN CANN Mail Orders Filled—Address Mail Order Dept, 7 Add 10’. of Entire ©

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el is. = ee __._____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1998 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ——Paee 10 “No C. O. D. — a a | as | a | can |. aM | Jiemmmmmemmemmees + sommes — s. Arnold R Orders. Wilt, We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities J A (i 1 | | AG MEMNER | Heid of Daughters 288 ut mee 20 Judd, Mrs. pret Liehted and Mrs, of Isabella in City: Caswell of Denver, Colo. . —_———— stitial aunties al | Le a Symond’s Inn | | | : “ : | Special Mothers’ day services a i a Vanilla or M ns. MARY E. BOOTH, na-_ Will be held this morning at the F 2 | tional president of the Daugh-| Post Chapel by Chaplain Nathaniel of Lemon Extract é ters of Isabella is a visitor in: A. Jones. ie R 4 , St. Louis in attendance at the an- ae ! nual mee. ng of the Missouri > ' Daughters of Isabella which was in FALLING session yesterday te the Hote] : - HAIR r c aah N e. riv ; ? fy mT ‘has P ir Boot ? Das on ©! soi I «a Lachy Tiger kae - A: di 4 4 New Haven, Conn., Friday. rhat evening she was the guest of honor at a dinner given at the Missouri Extra Fine Quality Bottles 36c $1.10 Miller’s Herb Juice i given yesterday noon at liote! . Chase. Yesterday evening the six 2 hat Dissolves Blackheads | St. Louis Circles of the Da ughte1 rs No more squeezing and pinching of Isabella, Bailey, Duschene, Ba- cme eas rid of those ugly blackheads ret, Rosati, Unive rsity City and De; any dreg store’ sare © Gee | Sota gave a reception in Mrs.i/a hot. wet cloth. rub over. the | Booth’s honor at the City Club) blackheads. and in two minutes 2 Bottles lc Sale in St. Louis . a Monday, May 14th ar ‘ Athletic Association when Mrs. E. a | P. Voll, State Regent of the Daugh $1 Pyrosana 3 . ters of Isabelia and Mrs. Agnes L ‘ , Gieason, regent of Batley Cire}: - =e ened at Mouth Wash r ; were the hostesses. "The anniun! : ADVERTISEMENT ; " [e ND AND packets ef the Daughters was) @ Sees ee end Monday Only Poker Chips CN? ten Gaad acs i, tet 4 . Rubb; Wireless rads, and u ] . Red. white | fr Q () 1e sa dal every Diackhea will be dissolved eS ng Playing awn” Shue ton | from 8 to 10 p. m. when each Ot! away entirely iy Alcohol] hox of 10”. i the participating circles participat- | YE Cards . ed contributed an entertainment | me ayes ihis morning 1 suest at breakfast at Rosati Cir- ¢ cle and the Past Regents’ Club 2 ; a Fine for —— R6c 'act to the entertainment program. 2 at ‘ rub-downs Straic ey, ' Boxes, Tho = we SRE we ¢ H play ; oe / The De Sota Drum Corps Mrs. -_ Ny Tite nera ridge or — Pine » on ne = hen ia fae 4 ai ican: 68 «© é& pinochie. Frank Goodwin, tonductor, § fur-| 3 : ‘ p hold use, nished the music. > £ ‘ Mrs. Gleason is chairm: of ar-! ? e ues ra | a 2-Pint 2 iad : fc | wd ei *e # hyn LB a QUART, $1 > 4 rangements r the conv nm an . eo 9 B tt] Decks —— a oo ww presage: wes AT DRUGGIST OR GROCER 3 ih /its accompanying entertainments, | | . ’ $ rhe. — This morning Mrs. Booth was ||% SAN will banish ‘em forener 3 HH) ©OO000000000000000000000000 8 Aw va Pie as agen eg eh are 60c Sle —— May 16th =caikar Bel ADVERTISEMENT = Blackheads. Skin Eruptions and for Saliow, Muddy Complexions. tye ° ¢ , : ‘ b= ’ 0) " - ” ‘ ¥ r) . OOKed GnickTy nd conveniently U? ge tay Or a — as _—_ ansing agent be. } Shed 3) , } ty 1. 4 y WK % -_ Cream . j } j ifit rite nie. 1 Ie uF - ‘ . 6 «* It ¢ moves Tne > 4 l= « | . . hah bass ~ >} & | H 9 r+, xp: Ware. . . : vy Zz gt. hee accul ited dirt deposit In the pores, sottens 4 will entertain her at dinner at Sun- | an 4 | set Hill Country Club at 6:30 p a PS “s , pil. after an automobile tour of St. To Obtain a Natural fs mi ; é ouis city and county Tomorrow : ; 4 : — 991.00 25e 75¢ 75c M. I. 50c 50c “(eS Lather Brushes SEAT COVERS I Mrs, Booth will be On pet Beautiful Complexion Ha ’ | Sc. 1 “a re Ss! iuust St. Louis Dau f Isa- ; ef th ext “tg os o ' Williams Puretest Anti- Cocoa P- S ; : fe % Ha : Me: will cues ny ) > Ags Ms To remove the discolored and fad-« Et hes bristles. as. “Fred Iron Talcums | | Bay Rum septic Butter Esyptian Two day at the close of Bailey Circle's! tore'its natural beauty, tise daily & | Soried st}les, f . All Odors Pint Bottles ; ’ other and daughter party Tues- jittle pure colised. wan. a 26- 2 for 51 " npg vag | * — Cream dees for [ } fabric "4 shects, 24 a setae: at Knights of Colum- pre paration, obtainable at any drug 7 ; call : ; rf - ure tien avriCce «‘ SNeCS, -~* a : | store, he: applie as ~f F ; Es “ 2 ; ; $1.01 2 for 26c 2 for 76c 2 for (6c 2 for oIc 2 for Sle Rexall Nux so Iron envelopes to a box in hite, pink bus Hall. eentie sttoreg ie outer auiele ith a —_——> ) — ae ayes $1.01 and 9 Bores BI ¢ 3 fall such blemishes ae nimplon @ve- it cca 4 ™ > Packard S Gray Superior Marcel Waver Tablets We eo ceons ; | pert xion ts clear, soft and smooth, ae nm the cS . x : ee + Jefferson Bar rack Ss with the natural be: auty of a young a OC 0 x ; Hair Réstorer ecicniitcaliy constructed so thi se Ad a . fer gs \" _ | girl. meee wax brings out the : oo Will restore the hair . eneral blood : | ! | : | D) t | Continued From Prece ceding ‘Page. | patent Meyer [Pain Bn yo hig ee e 2 tee eset em “pes |} Specials; In Uur Optical Vept. | soe en _ _— Tave lotion t ounce powdered taxe- | tera. : 1m = | bes dea) . : Se ' elion. Pe ee 2 Siriaas . ) Corps Area lie addr uarters, Chi- +tite and 1 half pint witch hazel, 1, li RE 5 = 38 ce so = Pivaie ie 21s ‘Rigsnln + , C i ‘ago, is on temporary duty at Jef re Cen} Only 2 Baitles. 51e 7 fon ae ee Bly price. 1 bottle 7th & Washington One-Cent Sale! 493 Washington J (4) serson Barracks, .[susnauveunanusaseuseets i he Or $2. cad. y bet oe 9 RB 3 +] | Capt. and Mrs. _ Avrid P. Croon- " i” = — = i : | quist gave an attractive dinner par- al * i ar te rugs ae 50c Klenzo Royal Elect ric Iron aD mm a | (os | ot es aed Ww - d ity at their quartcrs Saturday eve- | " Leg Loans . i = $ uesaay eanesaay ning. Guests wer Lieut. and Mrs. | | a i . Mouth Wash Pele Bae i 1.1 ~~ 7 Clinton J. Ancker, Lieut. and Mrs. | ~ $10 to $300 = H — 25c Soda 4 daily antiseptic plug lierul] os see Villiam Schildroth and Licut. and : — “ \ Tea T b! Mint 2 for 6c gargle which keep’? ib. eight 35 C Cleans Rite Invisible Bifocal Lenses Shellco Frames | Mrs, Nathan Smith. Following the | a We wil! gladly lend anybody ~ ti els thie ath x" + end D les ee dinner the party attended the {@ om their auto, furniture or sai- a cae the breath sweet and 9 f Ty sagears rwo sights ground Black Shell- > a! “a . endoresre. treat 48 : = 25c Glycerin clean or , wriitainasd into t lens. Usually $ 99 oo Weames ic dance given at Oakville Hall tT i Sons phe ae te Ghote ae vend- int 5? e for 26c ¢ + OU — maps ep (Spher- cuntenn: tal ‘ Cent : ied 3 conana Yo. Hilliard enter- a 0340 and we come ma and = rack. ; if . a ‘ METS, LA USM 4: _ ' explain everything— your é a ss an 2 Bottles 23.01 fe These 4 iene omy. Br , snie, only tnined at luncheon Thursday. The - One? im a ng ~w bours, WEL. = batt 28e Berrie A a 2 for 36c | sis were: Mrs. Francis H. ||@} Sihurbidg. 2th aiid Eocust Ste. [SI ape 4 ex. or VAs Slice Shermos Lunch Ait BIFOCAL s Reading or be Burr, Mrs a a Peas « geseeasasesanasienie } . ; (Clement Gaynor rs. R. Pollock, 25¢ Ccmp. : f 26 a re | it b ni Rexall ae LENSES f pra heiedabgte rye: ) Mrs. Frank Brokaw. Mrs. L. P. ‘ ° pr aac io P e, round, F - ee eon r Powder, ‘ or C 5-Grain : tle; réyu. Hair Tonic ine ose el PATK ine oe sewing PAIR 25c Cream T 3 A 2 lat $2.6 renee > ‘ spirin lict a Promotes grow oe | e 3 OZ. ian for 26c 4 oo vets he alth and beaut ° le a “— ablets Pe of the hair, tin: Side-In CANNON | 3 on aa for 26C - Ma rotactured Q 1 Res soatte Tar Gar- | Turkish Bath Towel |) Ct i te om wf ‘ me tion of scalp tis 25c Zinc Steatp eer | a ry $2.51 = tigbal ment Bags tas tlt BROS.& CO. fés Zine S89 for 26 Buttles ent Bay Ga, (sifter or C 2 Buotties Adult s Lunch Kit a. a ay : | : World 50c FI. Ext ; 70 Complete ' 2 Bottles os a ag The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—«Largest in the Wor : : ‘ne Cc lar $2.00 list, for side with hanger ; a : A-emat f Bic a as $ « on inside fe y- I a) . Y St t ; 50c age: : or R 7 wai Mr) : a $2. 5] = 1.31 . ai silos “hoe te le I € ree ; 8 oz. . iy for 5le T ‘LP ' ” Shears Ic Servett Sanitary Napkins | 2 for ! DIAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC -_ 3 00 aste — 30c Glycerin | . 76c Cash or 4 adults . or C Has millions of — All white pattern; extra heavy Credit f tink . ——— gatisfied _ users, | quality— | $1 Russian $1 01 t is delightful M ‘ Sh . 9 f 1 cy . 3 dentri ice ie rec- ... ¢. ade of the ‘fin. e s avin 5 TIMES # 6c oi, 1eomor 91. pmmawaed™ay | Si, &,iuih Sl made of ae tn n’e Shaving or ole KEEP UP WITH THE | 30c Zinc Regula: ane straight and ber 7 g ‘ie = : Mirrors ” Caed i " 4 Tubes, 20m or 31c tubes, ular aT é ent Regular li xtra ab- | On rev ereible 50c Rexall “To Be Successful, Look Successful. ood jewe te i yrbei lat rice, 590¢ s Se ee a Cc f everyone. Loftis has helpe : wo os Be Bg as 25c Rexall Larks ae .2 for 26c¢ Z tor Sle 4 - Wattle lron growth of a é Pers : = Green emamel CaS€ .....-+eee-eeves a $2. a1 yin. I a is | macie of Pi tims mt n sol lid ; 25c Rexall Little@®.........2 for 2c! eae _— — picid) $2.50 PINT—Corrugated nickel a tor $9 5) . ae $100 $85 25 Rexall Foot #M........ 2 for 26c| _Wellf- Wilson's Perfect “Tottiee, | PRM CRE coerce : - sisdalat en ab aren ; 33 sitinn Lickel r —— {25¢ Rexall Lax. AMBhbiets 2 for 26. Sterilized | Eee eae) : Ladies’ Wrist Watch | 125¢ Rexall Dys a... .2 for 26c Gauze , aon es & for $1.01 | — we om oe Prresss. 2 for 26c] RS 5-Yd. Pkgs. i, See eee A “He” Man’s , 2-Quart itch ypsy Cream@®........ 2 for 4lc re . ° um Pitc ers 50c Rexall Eyelo@ | oaeae: 2 for 76c prae 1 F Perfume Atomizers Shaving Lotion Alumin Pitcher 50c Rexall Menth.1 : Tar, with Pp | ient an d 7 u vs ‘u Cod Liver Extaptus.. 2 for 51c uretest case @ hoa) f . . . . of beveled Aficer you finish shaving Ss—most at- tive and Rectangular Wrist Wateh, solid 14-% white a i ‘Te. 30 aching ite $18.75 aepecia) vatru your shave is not complete hes‘ " venutifyv j ib on your face house 50c Magic Brand Te... 2 for 5lc Cod Liver woman's ee ca Mamet Aten Pisce hers ate 2 On Weekly. Payment $1.00 Rexall ~ oo 2 Pain $1. 01 és ee ar i ts ing Lotion Was a ‘ topishiog bargain $7 50 Many other ag i ge $15, 50 * ty pyopeaa | siiad * Awe . 3 e 427.50 6°25. , Je a up. mend Bouquet Ram re Oe. 8 8 2 for 5le Vil ig iber feet aes gold, nd little sting, but not too Ficin Watel, ror ae 1 “ oe set Wrist Boge at All Prices lp te ; 1} my a : : ' eo ere Th j ‘ yie = pock 25c Georgia Rose . Ae 2 for 26c me - 1 ut ey HECK CEG ANE Be u POs! ‘eG Cor ipl fete me uch and it will _ 1 you Srateken m3 a lew ows ef ‘aahanite $2000 . : x PORT hy OR sia -inih ea aed RE : ey ? 4, 5 O ashy ‘. \ 3 aS ae Poe pr a i" : FY Fhe ey & Pe eed Be eS bee ate Be Mi PNY OE BUA hake en ,

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Ro a pa ad ee re ee ae eae, eee oe errvntirne SeigOeON,” Daypteabioni! amet ai es rs , . Rt eating #) Ce ee ee ae a dit oe mh aise. aol » MR Coe GS te Sak SOR i delat: - Res gation > re eRe ee ~ — eure“ dade'e,.- ns ee a rd Pan « 5 ee i MG a: SEP eV oa 44 teers we Te ee » sate) ess 5 sd — eae rt -" . etre = ahi, ; ee “4 “ages RG eS CPE LEO PE te RE: Ne Sa aia . Ms Bete atcha ao eat se en en ee { : 7 ~ . zh 7a ap co Si exe, ee re pee oat sh ios ale date 4 at ae eT eo eS ; i + al uated rd eis tens msl sim aia ca see ba ct $e: serge ae am a Ma aE th Pog : * (i ERO EL IO 4 reay eee 2 - * ~~ oh 7 ” i seated Di Fi i ts iit lliasenathtin ai : : , > - bi ae ER Rar Cyclic KM” snimanenlbithenetoniss ini vanittlibiiate enrsaie wvetieglben exp ee re ete a> @&* 4 PO GR ee Z 7 m4 y mn. - ie 5, -y lg all ee aaa Weifate eS ar uf ne RR nara Setheieetenepeauntnenen: shetty « bg Sten ran OVO 0 9) tr) esca es ? 1 § + rer se el Vd wir wv OP oi prn: pte a Mabe RAD ABLES AIRE EK Br ps “ o> A PA? Bin Wily hiner ee ¢ oe ec tee viet i em sar “r As - PAM Ded Ste OGY Oe SE ) phd ene ds * Mehay Ree Payee ber © eid 7 of i = i IELTS nd wi $ ‘ y i . . ‘ial Pier > ¥ 9 Saree i eee a BAGS hy» ey Ne > \ ene BONS hie? Pan re 0» RE TEP f eae See Nhs oe had “aio oor * ee ee Bhi Sei Ee POR pet aoe fe. ee y EN ch Ae ee See hah nae ve 4: Abie aaa TY oe + ¥ aoe ne eG: > . mighty ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH x SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 __ ST.LOUIS drat a. St —__ = paneer enn eee cqpannneeaiinnapenpeatenabarns ec CL CEN ro ew soeneuee ;ePSOS ESSN EC EORESS EOE OeeE DONDE SbEeten emanate ag aesesdesesced teeeeeseeseseveueeeresestesesesesese =eseenosere: naanlagpemninneniamnatenertae = ad ace et ~cabugevsccsscsswsousees® A _ ~— omen - cena ce eT -~ aeee c- eaeeee — sneaahanegianmen apnea ~ = pe ae ty a oe anal aieinité ome: — —— — pagina patcnstictirtrtetanlin ns eens - eeeeerrseeeeeeees natn enlace tn Rt standin . —— Mrs. Lorraine F. Jones of Lodge expects to depart the of May for the East, where will spend a short while with daughter, Mrs. John Sweet Briar College, Sweet Briar Va., of which her granddaughter, is a mem- ‘Mrs. Jones, will also be the | Miss Elizabeth Jones, ber,. Ivy lagi |; sne her | Pitman of New York, and will then go down to Virginia where she will be pres- ent at the graduating exercises of East St. Louis on 7 =) saa es tA * RS oe rte ~ ce LL OO TT caaseeseeaessssessneesr cree ewee renee ?r. A- Japanese garden party will |» given Saturday evening. May 19, en the lawn of “Eagie’s Nest,” by puplls of Jenov Hall. An operat- ta. “Princess Chrysanthemuni,’ will be given under the direction of Mrs. Jane Holman. with dancing under the direction of Miss Geatrice Prater. Miss Margaret Bishop will sing the role of the “Princess.” Miss Ruth Ridgeway will take the part of the high and Emperor .What-Fir-Whi. Others taking part in the produc- tion are Miss Dorothy Ball, Miss Estelle Aioplar, Miss Marcelia Brockman, Miss Thelma Smith Miss Katherine Bright, Miss Vir- ginta Holman, Miss Josephine Da- vis, Miss Isabelle Weidmar, Miss Beatrice Prater, Miss Evelyn Beck- *) iilt y ii? er. Miss Helen Blood, Miss Mar; Jane Moore and Miss Mary Vir- ginia Stoecker. Mr. and Mrs. Roland H. Kahle of Roit road have had as their guests during the past week Dr. and=Mrsi Hugo Haupt of Bantzen, Germany. Mrs. J. H. Brandau of Maple avenue Was the hostess at an in- formal bridge party Saturday after- noon, May 5. Mrs. Arthur Ambler has re- turned frem Kansas City, where she~ went asa delegate to t} Needlework Guild state convention. Miss Helen Clayton was the hos- tess"at a bridge Juncheon Saturday afternoon May 12. ¢ > The pupils of the Ursuline Con- vent will present a program ID | commemoration of Mothers Day Sunday afternoon. May 13. cludes a short play entitled “‘Sense and Sentiment” under the direc tion of Miss Rosalie Fehliz. hinien taking part are Miss Martha Aus- tin, Miss. Ruth Meyer. Miss Mar- sareit Comstock. Miss Catherine Senme, Miss Loras May Walsh, Eligabeth “Sander. Miss Oliv ette Denis, Miss Elsa Martin and Miss Marguerite Dunn. A musica! pro- Sram wil) follow ihe play. a ——_ that in- ; Dolighthal 2 and 3 Day Outings ~~~ am ba yeur cares and Worries. View | w erful scenery. Steain heated © vation decks. Partake of the finest cuisine and rest as you have net.for years. For information— Gar. 2264. Bagle Packet Compaay TMayflower Cape Cod’s Finest Hote! A CareF ree The Pines Hotel Arcadia Mountain Resort Qn beautiful Lake Killarney, Mis- souri’s most picturesque resting place in the heart ef the Ozarks: log cabins with meals bot and co!d shewer baths: «afe bathing beach, fishing, horseback riding; 8&8 miles from St. Louis: 65 miles concrete. UC. S. Neo, 61. balance hard road. WM. SCHROEDER, Arcadia, Mo. ARCADIA LODGE RESORT Lake Killarner’s most beautiful re- Boating. fishing all modern conve. niences. Cabins Excellent table. Write or phene for reservations. Steve Mueller, Arcadia, Mo., Box —_— ee The Beautiful 1928 Ozark Book is — for you OU'LL find every bit of valuable information you desire in th beautiful new 1928 Ozark book. Haif a hundred resorts ahd resort in “The Land of a Million Smiles” are iS Towns fe lia: ged } 1S, = : m+ » . —_ | a | S é described and pictured in color! and crystal lakes. - May san searenniivaltadl Right now, thousands of pleasure month in the Ozarks! OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASS'N. Tourist Bureau, Box 304, doplin, Moa. 2 athe sieacts ase, OZARK PLAYGROUNDS ASSN, Tourist Bureau, Box 304, dopiin, Moe. Please send me without charge and postage prepaid, the beautiful mew 1925 Goseripi. € Doon Of Ine Crates Name Sseer City — . meng . The Dells Public Service Bureau Dept. 123] Save This Memo » Kilbourn, Wisconsin i Please send ar free copy of beautiful new book ; Reached by “The Dells”. Also send informat i about items , Wisconsin checked: i= ‘Summer Sports, [] ! tr Roads, ; Hich Bh Cj Hotels, 7) Private Home Rooms, ~ C ae Sites. | Aignhways : . ’ 135.- 12 - 13 Name pee ete: | 23 ° 16 i Address —__ j - — } Gees HOTELS AT THE DELLS Berry’s Hotel Crandall GArtie!d opening of the St. ' partment of Seantt9 Ciub will be the (| ington Univ of May 1%. when a din-; There were | ner. vania. a =—= sducation and | weeks visit’ === ard of E luca mead | —MISSOURI-— == : aes guests of the prin- | dianapolis, - | : —s the various schools Of] yyig. at = Thursday eve- seatiei i Nagogami Lodge = ot eoadview Hotel. Prot. | gus sual On Beautiful Gasconade. == pthe Broa nens of the Ziel te ee || RUSTIC COTTAGES, GOOD FISHING, —— = ware Stephens Columbia, BATHING, BOATING. == 4 , student at You Will Meet Delightful People at sal — ) 3 This Resort. at Pee he- == = Mr anéa Fo: Information, Address Ca SS — ; CLAUDE HARVEY, Bex 632, Rolla, Mo. | er a IN ee == ,of North he == | tertained 7 - —- I G | are: Mr. : —MINNESOTA- = 12s pe oe E man, Mr. THE DAHL HOUSE, Chicago City. Mim IN COM Mr. and Bo +H ge - vi + = nt oe rf . \y vorite' eT i . ogi _ ican Plan. All that is best 1 spe rt amuse . Oehmke. ment. recreation, golf in led. Modern t r women . the minute. Thirty miles from Twin Cities | f My ake Michiga fo Mra. Folder on reauesi | e « e Surrec = ‘ington pis CAMP WILDWOOD 43. {3% F orty Million Acres ‘ by beautiful lawns and parks. Six hundred outside rooms in mew pea Wiew aries vA. = : . e ~}y ) ggg Re ga Parga crac nln rept | of Wonderland in the Hear: . bath ... unusually spacious and beautifully furnished. E O fession | nesday e Stere and Boma yg nh grounds e ne , room swept by cooling breezes from Lake Michigan, r ' were: Mra, hathinz tate 212 and up per week "rite * ° . He " rer: s. Clay enris ° . Vv Mr. & Mrs. A. Nystrom, Dassel, Minn. ot Scenic America! } hundred feet of furnished verandas. Clayt s courts. A ane eR training school followed | ~ — : — | cuisine—table d’hote or a la carte. Many attractive feam ™ rsonal assistance ii oe Mrs. “3 : | The U. S. Government officially recognizes DENVER as for our guests, and all outdoor sports (golf, horseback ri pi started is helping — Seniall DOUGLAS LODGE | the GAT EWAY to 12 National Parks and 32 National q ing, bathing, boating) in Jackson Park three blocks a ireds of womenearnfrom : ick nwned 1 soagenjae Ee gece Memuamiaie. | A luxurious resort hotel, strictly fireproof, with all modem mm to $6000 a year. No ex- po ee oe - Norws conveniences — and caly nine minutes from the cbeare od erience is necessary. a air Ginaaa Wibiek Sorte en ST. LOUIS TO € th F h est of all s ae devote full time | ™O**™S ‘bins elect ighted. Spring. wat ee N q shopping center of the city. For your appies if you can ecfiea aad home at §! ; Py h Ss 2 sadgdi Solin S e ss y ce 4 are over twen y= Execilent dining service. Send for rates DEN\ k R = RE l L Ri write today for rates and descriptive neal age. call at our office at once = Renate ; and i é wenty- La ae ‘es ROBERT F. DeLURY, Arago, Minn. | fective June 1 4 , :' further information. Plea Pieter scasniadadaeientalin ae mrern—anerein ~es irn Limit Oct. 31 | ; * Se , Ladies @ | Mr. Lysle S. Sullivan country oh eo SABI N's PARK | Com up to Coo! Colorado for your vacation this SUM- : 956 Bell Telephone Building Geolt in t : ~— hee ON MANTRAP CHAIN OF LAKES » mer. For free infarmation, hotel rates, road and camp. condi- | q St. Louis. Missouri by tunche ere ——— footage ” muskie fishing. tions. side trips, etc., in Colorado or any part of the West, : , afternoon. | rge - eat . ~ - taoes—stone ivepinbee-~cesies pone le vt isa OUFr —_- A. G. PULVER, Vice-Pres. and Gen. Mar. The Ci ——fie Ww turn:ture—comfortabie be ds—ryu nn: ne i . - 4 ——_——— - r Be LA - ¢ w water and enameled sinks—clinker boats—white | ) » L 1S Office | =—_— HYDE PARK BOULEV ARD on £ KE : gave a sandy beach—servants’ quarters—garace Rates t. ou —— 9 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS uditert mock, * Write. size of cottage—$25 to $40 per 16 OLIVE STREET ——— ; SPIES Lay ie E. M. SABIN, DORSET, MINN ° ) Neglect Worse | Mrs. Ger onan ™ Than Time ville en ieiidieniianiel os yon for Chicago, Toronto, 1006ig — % tts the woman who ft} ~~ DOR/ET. MINN. CAMP DENVER TOURIST BUREAU Be % 3 Po weincts ber tace, who Hj Those B RSET MINN. of the Chamber of Commerce ( St. Lawrence River, oT woks od | Te Se A cecated in the Famous Man- : re > gags ata A . powever, she J Scott Ki 0 a ee as Main Office—556 17th St., Denver, Colorado Ottawa, Montreal, ri I nob show Look | W. Ku j By eee ‘ne * ge g | Fanny Ward, the wor | Mrs. John | Muskies. Pe slack Ra ; ; oS - a ofiyst Ww Oman she i f ” se cabins "B at Wh a seal meats Maritime P » oampate rofiting te gy PPE Menges, 4 Camp fates—$2i te $24 a werk. Never closed. ; : * methods of factal f) Joseph | A. 0. WAMBOLT. Rife, ee, aerers rent she "sox: || MeCurdzss Dorset, Hubbard Co. Minn. Reisen: Mane . beh _ * piastic Surgery i 'Mre. Murt wiles ~_ SS aa ow accepted Oy every- ay Ld Pee y whe wants Ww be ; ‘Mrs. Aa HE iF T > ‘> date and d LEN W vee), id . cage water al U L Niagere Falls f u ae rr > lB 3 : Fortieth | > Su ] ~ sw whal can be done : tions for 1 ii€,8, & grass ££: s g YOR eal] or wriw ee" fishgne a stung. 1 : SAUNDERS reee | home We ral Visit ¢ wood, Y¥ wi ee ca Mrs. : pleased. For further | forma i AnywuerRE ON THe GLOBE | re I nd ; t ; . ‘Catherine Gies 4 oa ae ¥ canna ta. ee | : n a -7 rou OW COs vac I ' a ‘lamson, I Glenwood - Summer Hotel s : ~ : 1 a | am . “One of Minnesota's Finest’ 1 COOKS TR AV EL SER\ ICE , eo . scenes. Through trains 4 ADVERTISEMENT ——— | Dilley ¥ Sixtr rooms, strictivy modern: b and i f é a : cae , ee ; sprimg water: private ba Variet 1 | tunity to visit the biggest Monireal are radio-equi M th to Mexied pa eng, 7 age tems ‘bow. Gorn Mar : | i THE WORLD'S LE ADING Ter AVEL Orc ANIZATION @ities and best-known resorts of Return via Niagara Fai heery Advice to oiners last w F oy “E. McCAULEY. ‘Prete Glenweed. Minn. | C . LAW I, d A, d i | Canada and the United States any other direct route. Or, if Mrs. Z For Comfort and Pleasure | rl this summer—at bargain rates. prefer, reverse the entiresuam ue — , Rtg ACY tg te | THOS COOK & SON | Visit old friends and ancestral Get fulldefkilsnow by appiyayy -cago. whe 0 ti Arr i . a efer ts : Ss ‘ ~ . 3 : AT io os Glenwood. Minnesota a. wt. Louis | 14 roadway F 4 Pennsyl a if from. mg > OFFICES THROUGHOUT Tae Wor } [GRAND TRUNK =| ANAD IAN NATH via ine - RT anise Mads ee CALIFORNIA NATIONAL PARKS Alluring tours of 4,6 and 8 weeks duration. V Visiting | Yellowstone, Zion, Glac ; ier, Rainier and “Crate: Lake Nationa! Parks Indian Pueblo district, Lake Louise, Banf& the Pacihc Coast and Canadian Rockies Limited congenial group with expert tour manager leave during July and August $466 up from Sc. Louis : Te rite tor booklet Cail:- tornia, National Parks Ca// and Canadian Rockies or Wy, Alaska Great Arct e. ile Klondike meal ig Oo Be! u 7 attractive me +r AMERICAN Travel “Depa Sth and Locus 7280 c (tractive escort: 5 ae rc rm « ; Vw _— 4 TT . Summer Tours to Ala f Sha EXPRESS rimiecutr t Streets CEntral 6397 Travel Information Bureau First Nationa! Bank Broadway & Locust ee GArtfieid 2000 * American Express Tear St. Louis, Mo. pr A | T> ! YT’ Fy Te Rainier National Park Puget ALASKA... Atlantic City Ren! ason. | 24 RU Fae | y' BL u WaD> Sound. the Olympic Peninsula, the P&RK... ST. LAWRENCE .. ; = etiea. ae y frag rt sy 7) bedrooms, i 14th Season, Water Seorts. Canoe inland Empire. CANADIAN ROCKIES eee FLAN NERY "36 ~~ “Brive s tes Trips and Woedcraft. Land Sperts, ——_ oe _ . lafielh? , ~ a charm of t.@3 vast pleasureland. “OA Mes : vi ¥ = if . hirty- five miles of wonderful ocean beaches Pots —Lutes Photegraphic Studic Washingt a : ts i l- 4, X = a t . w ..Delaware bay with its boats and its fis! ey lees Stella Judd of S21 M. Craw} oe al dwalks: = apy Bo 8 | a * . ryt f%t3 - ra ; less than 75 feet x 100 feet, be strictly modern, containing four rooms, bath, fire-nlace, roasitie of wearing supports ail your othy scm water and clectricity. suffer bis visance’ Mise Jim# : * risx of gangrene anc | ame Prices of anits are $2000 to $2500, governed by ae faethe Ce — ge ne & size of lots and their proximity to the Club House. thrown thousands en the opem Goetmaal Annual fee of $25.00 for maintenance. c- A host of men ane — Thursds promotional scheme, funds are not provided for exter IF INTERESTED WRITE NOW, OR PRESERVE THIS ADVERT Mig Mad in ‘atr = — . .. - ~ tT. ee ae ace aaa 7 = pe . . Gap semi me, entirely free. & > — Trea true mt of your stevulating #1 ata Tas 4 c , - Rupture § “am The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation IE ww ccc eens toes eeeeeere at of any newspaper in the Southwest. no < 00666) —eneeenee 7

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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928 oT. LOUIS POST- “BISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH bet S: Lows Se Ne _$_GOLD MAN BR O Ss. Are ning of the St.! partment of Economics of Wash. | 4 PAGE 90 p formal openings | Country Club will be the | ington University was the speaker. p — ~ Vie i te of May 19, when a din-| There were 40 persons at the din- | fad @ s ® seeceseneeeesurnceaneesees™ *) é. se will be given for mem-| ner, , , _ gare’ _—— | = 7 Mrs. Roy Mclntyre of Pennsy}l- | ETS ey members © of the East St.; vania avenue is making a two} sard of Education and | weeks’ visit with her sister in In- | Ces schesis O01 an. Carers This Offer Leads Them All We invite comparison. This is Come down together and make Beware Stephens he | Columbia, Mo., this week-end as | not a stationary Suite, but a your selections. No lay-off - ogee ee ® KROEHLER BED. from your work. We will lot North 7 foe. DAVENPORT make monthly terms to fem on toa yp a SUITE with hand- suit you. See this wonderful offer, it tertained their bridge club ‘iburs- | day evening. Members of the club f 4 IG ‘are: Mr. and Mrs. D. Leroy Mor- some carve cj will pay you. sae Miss Catherine Springer of North y at dinner Thursday onl ;Thirty-sixth street is visiting in he Broadview Ifotel. Prof. the guest of Miss Jean Risslcur, a | ‘gan, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie H. For- frame. Re- man, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harding, HINCOMES Mr. and Mrs. G. Edwin Popkess | : memper oul and Mr. and Mrs. Martin i, | coupon jor en oo Mrs. Gerald Gilligan of Wash- offer eee Surrounded if ‘ington place and her mother, Mrs. e . . x hundred outside rooms with. eed J. J. Wies. entertained the Dixie d beautifully furnished. Every a . club at luncheon and bridge Wed- | s from Lake Michigan. Five - 2 : nesday afternoon. Their Quests | Pes were: Mrs. Bart Schmitt, Mrs. | im nf Oe cu Bee: g VaD) ee das. Clay tennis courts. A fine é ieee She ee frank Verder, Mrs. Fred Mollmen, 2 «pets *1@)%s cthte arte. Many attractive features mamta we . Mrs. Grover Callison, Mrs. Ed Ash, ' - : ' ‘ anton * sports (golf, horseback rid. pay persona eae nn Mere. L. W. Bhreve,. Mrs. W. W. ney get started is helping seer eet rs etait son Park three blocks away, J i Gmmenearnfrom |LU7>sm and Mrs. Ollie Baugh ly fireproof, with all modern | * to $6000 a vear. No ex- Mr. and .Mrs. Ear! Compton minutes from the theatre and ; i ss of North Twenty-first. street ars ence is necessary. ey their new , tH eA Ait] ; Ke ; ; ee Ee > ee 7 oP: sed 4 “| your happiest of all summers “| you can devote full time moving this week Into thelr rt | SAN — | : CES Ot = ee cs Oz AS | home at 5200 Caseyv?lle avenue. It isa \\ Wis sh pay yr S35 es x to We © * * a pa! on > X rié ' Nort} seiinistes ry r d descriptive literature Seface,callat our office at once Rober t " Boylan iI of N rth Coal ved : tek! 5 : WALD iS (i Tai @ cr. f “Org “Ole ‘ O- tit + tae ; “/t { " ‘ } > ‘ ‘ If further information. Please rwenty-fifth street dre os S Frame EX. | fs Sy y bert Cy: ay | } lurnbia, Mo., Friday. fas C e Vv; ~ ‘donot telep 1one. ) emer ; Hance 7 ~ ~ | Ladies day at the St. Clair : Suite Mr. Lysle u livan Country Club was last Wednesday. 936 Bell Telephone Building Golf in the morning was followed | St, Louis. Missouri Scat pnagters, - : ae Wes” be. pg - ——_ . cal Dement: Re pele) or ha ited * = ” 3 OMe ey EMO Sap — gee See cen met Lies yee ate along eo iN, _— — by luncheon and bridge In the ; afternoon. VARD on the . ee = Ft ee The Cirode School ot LLINOIS | = = Sa a sees at the higi ~ auditorium trida evel oetegealin _— * o i ama ad . _ A ee mene tien te scenes i}le ‘ntertained TJuesdav Chicago, Toronto, 1000 Isla: Pa ; ! - > * - j : ' / Beem as oa + ; VA : i] sae i ar a ak - ; — > 2 7 1) lit 1) Ren a ; ng. ' ' ; : “+ ,ece aneean etd) Neglect Worse Mrs. Gerhardt Suppiger of Belle- | | 4 ; ‘ee hey A ; ra / ; , 40" a : i “Wty / id hd ( | - . "tee ‘ / ; i : thé r a rig St. Lawrence River, Than Iime noon for mernibers ot tab Those present were: Mrs. Robert . . " . ol . ¥ . Salvage. Mrs. Perce Clement, Airs Kroehler Living et full de®ails now by applying to oe Mee 2, : th Se 20 ee wil a noe AN .\ 3 from any Living-Room, Bed- ‘ ; ey ee et > _— room or Dining-Room Suite — agree 1940-1941 | j ar Ce Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Stephens ot ttm yay oereet if comnen te ee ae pe i iidienue have returne: BA sented at time of purchase. NADIAN NATIONAL | e | a :. t. | “Te from Louisiand@. Mo., where ties fs Z : visited their daughter and son-i: , Mr. and Sirs. John Frank Co! ystem in America THIS GREAT OFFER CONSISTS OF — I Massive Carved Frame 3-Piece Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite Town Buyers l Library ‘Table | Table Lamp I Glace Shade lg innate © Visit UsuWe 1 End Table 1 Bridge Lamp Base 1 Silk Cushion — DS Colt fap I oe A Blue Bird Dinner Set ALIS jorence Crag’ ! Jt NANSGS a 4 * ‘ nn cnet and Our $25 Coupon Offer Entire Room Furnished for One Price A Beautiful Living Room by Day and an Extra Bedroom at Night. betss Murray of bright (place visited in Champaign, 11) last . c-end Out-of- FE. Ken ight motored to Co- i City, who has been past two wee'zs with Mr. ert ve - | : , lranklin Church Hamlin Credit kverywhere. returned to her hom« Mrs David -Putnam --Lutes Photographic Studio Washington apartments $2 Monthly Buys a Sanitary 8. Stella Judd of 521 N. Craw- ese oumencioaned ty ga St., Fort Scott, Kans., said: haynewp mga ll at ore my baby came I took sev-| /., aeht Makes Sire Cari 13 mpotties ot. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Sais. he ee ~ SRR a eee | ye | | | Laie Set. id by all druggists, in liquid’ or! Baker, Mrs. William L. Hanson, a. ee -_— - Bat SE ee op oie 1 ff : ! ie r= Guaranteed to ¢ut your ice Dill in mers, Or send Jc for trial pkg./ Mrs. Elmer Bowmen. Mrs, Otto E. ! a? 1 i | 5 eS ii | ae wh J — half The finest construction tablets to Dr. Pieree’s Invalids’| Schaefer. Mrs. Harold Sullivan, | i | Th throughout. Large food chambers. mel, in Buffalo, N. Y. 'Mrs. David W Caughlan Jr., Mrs Sirs. © » wirs. ; : = | —— ae 9, , , a / i Peery q i approved by the founders. f pro and President of Glen acious modern Club House s around. Alticudes ranging igorating climate. — mang 4 unit, built on lots not ath, fire-place, running Gien Eagics Cich House not provided for exten- THIS ADVERTISEMENT y It to Any Rupture, Old « ecent, Large or Small and ~ gd are on the Road That Has Convinced Thousands. Em hi Free to Prove This ® Tui Pture to tighten: ®T £0 tha t} ning Pally and the eed of a support 'USS or appliane is he With. Don't m@ free trial. Even if vour toatl r bother you W hat : ining such risk ruptures do not them from get- Write at once for th's » 48 it is certainly a won- “i thing and has aided in the _ ruptures that were as big es two fists. Try and write ® using the coupon below. Free for Rupture Adams, N me, entireiv free. @ emt of your stimulating ” " Rupture I'red Gerold “Jr. of Washington ' place is to leave June § for New York from where he’ will sail wits i party of St. Touisans tor several "tour of Europe. months Miss Jeanette Dutchess oft .: York City was a guest at the Bb lah Club this week. Miss Dutchess is a member of the national board of the Y. W. Cc. A. and is on her way home from 5 Sacramento, Cal. Members of a fortnightly et Thursday evening-at dinner at the Broadview Hotel. Miss Dor- othy Becker was hostess. The fol- lowing are members: Miss Dor. othy Schmitt, Miss Mabe! Trendley Miss Margaret Campbell. Miss Ros: Mulconnery, NTiss Marie Kane. Mi-> Irene Goodfellow, Miss Margaret Goetz. and Miss Mildred Militzer. S jet of North Thirty- fir: ‘tre will entertai: the Thursday Club this week home. Mr. and Mrs. E: Ezra Hines, Mr. and Mrs. Smith K. Gerhardt, and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Moore were! gucsts Wednesday evening of Mr and Mrs. John Gaskill! Jr. of Kings- bury drive in St. Louis. Bee | program of American music 'was given at the meeting of the Schubert Club last Monday after- noon at Ainad Temple. Mrs. Kob- tert Murray was in charge of the ; pro,tal Monthly Buys It! _ Klandsome Wainut Bedroom Suite machine at iil WITH YOUR PURCHASE oF ~ AT GOLOMAN BROS to 0.75 Monthly .4 + eeeen re5eeee 2 et 3-Pc. Bed E* _ Outtit active steel Bed tn wal- complete with ~~ wo Page oe & , >t ’ POSS ‘Peat diate Medill Met Mat Ae piel leeds ~

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a beige z - ate, ROMS RE IEE a! 7 LAAT CO ax " leg re Game : 3 2 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ * +o PAGE 10¢ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1924 -LOUIS . : . . + - / ARG - * ma iJ = . ? 5 a ; ' : ; , ” pome : ' f her | Mrs. rt J: 4 = Mrs. Robert Bonson and her the reguiar meeting of the Daughs York, who has been visiting her! Tenn., and irs. T. D. Haas {| Detroit, who is the guest © _ | troit ae » f . daughter ‘rs. James Blue, of ters of the’ America Colonists.’ daughte: Mir Irving Spencer, | Mobile Ala. who is the house mother, Mrs. J. O. Robinson. | troit. # af e e ii LA me 44 § As aia é é ie ‘\ Aki ~Wa is scoc.S. AGAUs . » a = | a i= . . 4s ° » -_——— "4 Society in W ebster (sroves } Du hau lq who are the iovse V\ ednesd@ \ afte rnoon J u ng th past th ree wee ks yest ot Mrs. Carl 1 ox rs. : oO. Robinson of Jeffer- Mrs. _ a Ricemapeel nS of " ' + ¢ _ cetieanitie , ‘ mr — - ~ + o> i live 2 ess ] ‘* “ in oer daughter. son = a2: i the guests of her sister Mrs. Nor- ington University in June wood avenue was tne ostess atiing Mrs. C. W. Hyde of New. Mrs. R. W. Nicholson, of Memphis,/ of Mrs. Robert Jame loffett o i. complimenting a af : ; Ak : i man (“hiv is ot Jeffei son m™ ad Mi 4 nal M rs Wilitam Sampie of , ; rid lay “Miss Frances Cole of Memphis, Melfenstein place will be host and |S USGS RS SSSR EE TTECESSSE SSCS SRST RE SEE CRE RE ER EERE EERE ARERR EERE SETH RSERDE ESSER SRREREESRAECSSRS SSSR TERS SER ERSSRSS ESS RE SESS Sass esees : pee Beat Tenn., who has been the guest of hestess at a dinm tn crea -- eae : her sister Mrs. George L. Ball of |“ evening at Aigonquin Coul « % ~sy? " ’ ne +, 1} e> 3 Sig . South Rock Hill road for the past 4 aes he : vaesteercies — af ree iwo weeks returned home Fri. SuUests, Mrs. Harold W. Beers and s ‘ dir @ay, May 11. Mrs, Frank Berri of Atlanta, Ga., ‘fy : +: 3 ) ind Mrs. W. C. Huston of Owens- fi ‘ Ep Mrs. J. D. Grant of Spring road joro. Ga s ; 4 AY bes had as her guest the last 10 : | - pea Fs é @ays Mrs. A. M. Mattson Deal. Mr. a Mi S WH M. Smith s 4 rk iy mas, Tex. Mrs. Mattson departed 2"°¢ Small daughte ents, © er at Wednesday afternoon for Dallas. 2aYe been the guests of Mr. Smiths ~ ee Hf ——— parents, M and Mfrs. C. O. Smilti.s fs = ‘ 3 “rs. G. A. Hospes of Alzenqguin.§ de parted Tuesdays for hej hom ew ic it Lafie wii! he the host: = a ie , eed Mrs. Charies Brazelle of Par- Pro Raiph t Fuchs Will spea z PQ A * e Oe : £3 Me Ys. France, will depart early in t Mise Sursa Good ; nad Miss — . ty ous | hey will! attend the annual Derby. | ¢-o,, Jacksonville. Ii!.. where the’ ~ .? ze 5 / : re Mes. Anatlie Engl: smann of 21 spent tine weekend as the guests ay - ' S-: m F : Bs Mason avenue, with her two ot Miss Elizabeth Goodall at Ii- ~ me : @aeghters, Miss Lucilie and Miss | !70is Women's College, Miss Su- | ig s ne 4 j | Elsa Ensglesmann will depart /58n Goodall remained until Tues- — j f : | Seeut the middle of June for the | 44¥ tor the May Day festivities « ty ‘ East, where they wil! spend sev- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Grabie of -- / eral days before sailing for a;/ Kirkham avenue, with Mr. and (fg : o ° % eo three-month trip abroad. The : Mrs. R. Messi! Miss Grace Taus- {@8 if 4 Ereajer part of their time will be sig and Clarence Taussig of St ~~ | +3 spent in Italy a4 from there Lou will leave Thursday morn- ‘fg tr they will go to ‘rmany for a,ing for Louisville. Ky.. where they , }9 if short visit with os ode before re- | will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~ . : James Grable of Shady Lane for :| 4S @ : 4 | the eckend and also will attend > i] Peas | the Merby Saturday. 2 itt i a Fe Mrs. Joseph Stehlen was the - } | | i é | hostess at a bridge luncheon Fr- — | : ) : day afternoon for Miss Helen Wil- [ig fY ii oe . & . ' Lt oe G $10 to — . liams, whose marriage to Mr..Khen- |p F xe et out of debt. orrow 3198 ae , 2400 latale will take plac: zB of to $300 here at Iegal rates. No | oi wi helmet aries ee oe ae signers or endorsers. Phone us, , June 14. . ae GAr. 0340, and we will tell you Mr. and un % la wson Watts of -~ a ) all about it. WELFARE LOAN —. : nape B, y Oft Read A Fe: CO. Under state supervision, Sherwood Forest will de ont Fri- -- argains ou en ca Sale—Not Just an rf 924 Ambassador Bidg., 7th & day, for a 10-day stay in Chicago. |J® About—but Seldom, if ! Backed byS3 Y r | oo Locust Sts. mre.. P. FR. king was the hostess - ‘ ? ; cuse. ac e y ga | at a bridge Tuncheon Thursday aft- | Ie Ever, See ‘Demonstrated | of “Honest Dealings” — ae fernoon at the Algonquin Cou: “4 Ee e | aes | Club, given in honor of her house P Be i ¢ © g SSSSSSSSSISSTESSTSISSSSSEEIT SSS agessasssssss Tt sgessessesset to: _guest, Mrs. Frank Thompson of {mf 3 “a Bei: = 0 aor | Edinburg, Ind ~ 5 : z Z q +} ‘May Sale eee. f f is : 3 | gregation of th Presbyterian | im | sy 4 iz OF NEW os: ) Church for election of deacons will s $ ~ ie ee a, be held Wednesday evening, in the - 2 nb os | lecture room of the churc! c z - : G ga - ieee st: Mrs. Earl Page will be hostess | iy 1] a ; ar Ss: a bridge luncheon Friday a! - 38 Rie oS re ae = noon the home of her met a : ae OE = : Mrs. P. J. Miller of Woodlawn ave- 17 ant ene + wenetifel =| ¥™ F- J. Miller of Woodlay tC UNHEARD-OF LOW PRICES Pad iE = SHADES ond APPLI = for Miss Josephine New : iS ss ¢ 3 i 8 , 2 Ae ae ss ’ , whose marriage to Sherman Sens w a ee “ ae ak = ANCES at new ; ee ae ae cr ihe ~ Seeing is believing. You must be the judge. Foy = 334°; ~ — rina cannmsnbomide is When you see the mountain of merchandise . . eat as /3‘o te ower —— that geo l h d th : a : ’ , a anette a > gees on sale—when you rea e price 5 DOWN b 2 = $3 s* = Le . ied m i =) } ij (| =~ ‘ : 4 P 1. - AG . Electric Stove “che i an ee - ee . 4 when you may need furniture, rugs, stoves, "Sold Monday, Regardless of Pricel 3 £ 2A ee broth James West of Pasa- oR tee : i iil > S ; — ing— S107 Sati = “2 eee ) 85 det Cal. Mr. West departed fs $119 Living-Room Suites. $5 Down, at...... S 69.55 refr os » lamps, Fee emg nything : $105 Bedroom Suites, $5 Down, at............ ; ee 4 - am ‘ : ; eit é i * : ie " e “3 FRB . . ryt i ’ . . ‘ = ras eet VW I is 5 4 ~] iz Living-noom SUITLE S. ~~) Dow i. at aie Apres: ~ ~s | ee a cme re ed, buy iv now. -ve hing is 8120 Bedroom “uites, *.) Dow 2 at. *eseeeeeeeee tr 3 ‘ Mrs. Philip O. Viall of Brist 3 $165 Living-Roem Suites, $5 Down, at........ SLONOG staked fer fast and furious seliing Monday. ‘140 Bedroom Suites, $5 Down, at............ 3 Ce road will hostess Bi 866195 Livine-R Suites. $5 Down. ; 6120.76 : ass : $175 B Suites, $5 | Fin ie fm! bridge club Tuesday afterno i e199 Living-I Room ae ee at saeco” Remomocr. this is an event that will not wa:t. $187 a suites, a Down, at..........+. ; Dow n, at. *e* @e@eee#ee#e - Celia H la laa ; HLLES, IW, is @ reascn why you shou'd buy Monday. cent hag ~ “a fee His i so 8 ’ $239 Bedroom Suites, $5 Down, at F Rese sas v sda) ; oO te 75 _— — cee ee 02 60 68 ae CP. eg Fate on Sud > Sf q ee ee Me aT ans - 3 f ‘ | 2a tie Jomephine News . OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 9 P. M : i Za e marvied May 2 ond iin Helen (fs EN | INTIL 9 P.M. OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. : 34 - Bae w ‘ : i Li tA cA S ~ « Pant a ae 4 re LA eH iniy 1 te a customer and “1 hour enly.” $12.50 Val i iia! . Brid Webster Groves will 2 s a > $145.00 Dining-Room Suites, 55 down, at...5 85.65 a — . ue Ba igi = ¥ ‘a mual spring card part; dav | 2 $260.00 Dining-Room Snites, $5 dewn, at...$ 98.45 SEpeavvennannuszsteeariy =7=2eveenensmes ——————————_——-_ ggUSABULUSHANTBAALLAIEDNLAT , i aeee es ~ a ee 10 %° Ee vs — -- Pale Ss f . afternoo Holy Redeemer 1 ,- $218.75 Dining-Room Suites. $5 down, at. . .$106.75 t Z ‘a 5 = 5 ¥ 4 on vie ee — 1 a : ra > . . % in a . pel “ HPL . “@ Junior JNe: The patroi ‘be Mrs. R. E. fe $244.00 Dining-Room Suites, $5 down, at...$119.35 ; 23 ae os * if +? Mrs . MecAnu NMirs "a 4 * 4 : ow é - eee ze Floor betel Sita 6 = ne ie P : $298.00 Dining-Room Suites, $5 down, at. ..$159.85 . é 3 2: tt ott , ‘ se mg! nel ¢ [ D li 5 S$: D D l A d ‘he . an, Mrs, P, J. Carroll, Mrs D. J 18 3 to $9 Down Delivers 6 s+ Voun LVetivers Any 3 | Bae a. € Lamp | Hanlon and Mrs. J. E. Hillen E 7 50 MILES “FREE” DELIVERY ‘ ie Sh Seses = f§ = Mrs. James K. Stribling of Oak |[& Sprin or Mattress — " ie ES 7 | es ras oe . © Bede. ; = £ ‘i Se a . neo OT LK OOD 4 ha rei? ry Pees & oF 3h At se ee Complete at ‘ 2 _— ad - 4 4 ao, i 1 ' fro his springs. Ark, ¥ a = L 4) Your lieame an MONT % Twp] ie on-oe *, To ie > hs me MONDAY, «a mae F i. 3 -. Were guest t th rlingiton } wes > ? & 9 seal ‘ , Re 6/.00 Gas Ranges, $4 down, at.. pS =y $15.00 Mattresses. $2 down. at $. oa a. : ore . . os or th Wi "Hoch «a x |S aor ve ~- ba lend i il i pal ¥ yaw ’ - eaten 9 a ‘ee eeeee a * :, SH wired complete. Very " {29 gg hg ee ee ‘ 2 > 00 Gas Ran Fes, od) down. SE ne e $12.50 Matt ses. $2? dow . ie. H 3 om | ba , ons attractive, ef repe tnub- . 3 iocU ™u b aiif Loa s “ee Po th tel “ 2] - 95. al « d \mMmi iste! mugs, specially pr! ced Van ( I > s . ‘ m4 @e Gee wo eves etna 4 eee 8 ——— - . er r : > fr 2 tp S1° . ri ‘2: = Diameter ww €& The ! Dwight } a nm for Monday's Sx elling u Yiher Bai Gains Too Nume: ous to Mention . 12.00 Metal Beds, $1 down, at............ ; ‘ g Fi ae wo iaches, length 36 Seve : ~ ’ icf , at = — — $1 S. A) Metal! Beds, $1 down, at. “eee eeeeeee* : re =i ime . Moines | . me , $29 Bi is | Ste pec ee Stdncwes Rad: 9 0 &5 2.00 Metal Beds, $1 down, at............$f ' Be: ) | Meeting of the Iowa State Coner d a 8B f Y 3s 3 ei eo # — ull e-ineh ¢ » tj Rational Confer. “ i “3 "aa Z ot E argzains —s ‘ a . Ou nN Oil “ n on i. i % : drove. Wires sie e I : , —" ; sige 4 »! 15.00 ae. EC UR ik iE 1) “PR EM | E R” - S to S6 Down Delivers Any : 3 ak = Tb nd Mother |S 84 Retri e b Sty va* = Er Be et 32 ei Laugh: Tox a} ee - ra a ; a Lie 333 ay de, vgs 2 ning 1 ' ~ | | a) T; ade vour F henogreph. P. em: aie is d Pp ee é \ * ean nal he i In : ) ror aman 3 | Hee see om wy yeaa . Bradley wu le nent on a neu eco a oe pay ) “a AY ' Pe. ; ee na F i olete ives St of a ses ; ,%. ~ © oe oe We carry a complete line > a, AA Lieiee UR OM Mou hnekArudicss oF 2 4 To Your Hom ONDAY, ig i Fie 2.5, 7 3g ty : . uPT m * , . ° $22 oe " e } P ¢ ey : . read O1 : x me \ : si] “fu . ‘ ‘ . i . ° bert ‘ . a _—e wW ph Ss j 4 4 : a ? 3 y aps ~ OTreigz } / * \ ia Ra gi . me A single-dial CU} rul—cu 1 - 7 *~ ). (9) \ ely et R uc’s, Sx 10% 6. Ss? dow n at Meee ric 36 89 Refi ential l dow n at. 000d Shade Ba =f te 3 im. ind Issue Bet wee 7 pletely eeuin —* 7; ‘ | = . ' $32.50 Refrigerators. $2 dow t ies tt t 3 na the | a a i — im beautiful Console Cabinet » ay 7c S 12.00 Veivet Rugs. &x 1? down. at ~ 67 aoe verators, 32 OW, O6...sccsocu ; be , tate : s ihe ae lefty) ft aig : . —_ , me $45.00 Refrigerators. $3 down at. : re : 2: ; Cee : 238 t ! " My Mal ‘irs Ph , () \ »e i 10.00 Value 7 nie -ding at a4 e * eis ' Axminste! Rugs, ‘a oX10.6. » wa down. at : S$29.85 S70. vn R f . ae 7 oS : : . 3 B at Ey ‘shed Mrs weed ie bie r et -. “tite, down. at $32 45 $90 ‘ e rigerators, S4 down. at. “eee eeeee* ae ee Ft 3) gs ~. ARMAND Motored — ) ee ae ae eee tae aes Re ee ee SA giik > | Hae = tm heavy F) Cetembia. Me. wean 2,” |i $ 60.00 Axminster Rugs, 8.3x10.6. $3 down, at... $39.73 We Metrigeratens, 96 down, af... .--. fo ‘ * a 4 So 2 triptie- ei 9, Where thev we i a _ RARE “6 CL 99 , 65.6 - cmc = geet ahaa 4 : al Hee ae ve the sueats $ 65.00 Axminster Rugs. 9x12, $4 dew me OE. cee. $42.89 RARE “CLOS UTS” wa S te oe Sty plated “3 — ke . on.090 Wilt - © M E-O a3 : % ie I 3 and hbinek fimish. 33 rh, , . : —~ nm a (}r ly fi F a [ir of c ce Ain by, 25 '—Prices Nie - » pal » “tT } Wilt on Rugs, SOY * LO. h. bs dow n. et > Oe O4tedne # $64.67 | eee e tt: | “3: ee aoe A = rence initriatiaans = 8S 85.90 f pers Get? CF lashed ae Bt 1 reeent eturned fro | ae for ¢ Cuick Dispesal s Bir csnen oe ilts ee . Q in oe Genk. 8... cS $69.67 Only a Few of a Aind—Prices Ss aoe gee cCUPY the pulpit a: me Ss fe. Aaa % 110.00 Wilton Rugs, 9x12. $5 down. at $89.67 f kD Ae Lae sceuny the. pulpit.s Virs i , : , $89. 4 or Quick Disposal i ; 3 ae by: af F] i: i} 4 Seige og Chureh Sund Pa Cedar Chests Cork 23 He : ee ale a ee emia | VOOM \ Rests ork Linoleum MONDAY | . ae 5 nz wil) ineclua . nih duis Ld Ore tot of regular s'2 $1.75 value 4-vard-wid : ’ GS | Gas 4 a 3 . . . r4Agtg? t ye has > > ‘ ‘ . P i :, . rae : Dorothy Gavan composition by JRY finch Cedar Chests | Cork “Linoleum. an THURSDAY 12.00 x12 Felt-Base | $50.00 white %, e oe =the men > ar x . Saake writ n if Zo at sa dards. a Rug, and small Tug oi trimmed Gas § Bs f ACT OT Of he; — paite ca : . = . _ } ——s > a go at— while our stock ws ; e- ” t2t Sgeeeeeeeeee : %4 ’ a — = ; ~ : nes -_ ane . = re eee u aera = . = ~ s —— - . r tg . 4 = — = — ~ ——_— . J ee neal ve me 2 5 1 1 3 Se. eee neha: > euesse 42]. : : = 33 = S ~ ae = eK : = 48 oe : SS he > * Ss ty ~as* ->= : — + ae i + > > > ee eC : ; s : > x ~ ooo > Poe een nn —s SVs BF Nan: Aan nen RA SS ~* ' —_ SIX. PROBLEM OF -PLUNGES NEW YOR DEEP INTO FIELD: ‘Controversy Shows How Caution in Making Co Fare on New Rout By CHARLES G. Chief Washington Correspondent | “EW YORK, May 12.—That per the five-cent fare—has been brought to a gction of a Federal Statutory Court in the Interborough Rapid Transit Co. for a final determination of its suit. From appealed to the United States Supreme hear the case on Monday. Such, in very brief outline, is the ich the politicians have reduced to a. whic no solution even remotely in sight. One of the common arguments, this gcainst municipal ownership of ) ker ilities is that it puts them } City H ) tion creas / the ownership, tae writer suggests } in n that New Yorks experience fur- \ qual nishes a ready answer to that) cessor argument. The traction lines; there are privately operated, and | + ae they are as deep im politics = It oti jis conceivable for any MUBICIpAas ) ss ot - se to be. o public ut into politics. to write a prief for municipal | Without intending - enterpri Nickel Fare a Shibboleth. { To unravel ti relatiouships | bet ween the traction problem and | ‘ities would take a volume. AU ‘3; ryaad ~~ utstanding he L With " f jiacts must suf-, now 4d ™ f ew ice for this article. - The fiver; He eent fare on the subways, the) the surface lines, >in the and especially on the subways, has) it is become a shibboleth in politics. It? iste ipboleth used both by) DY @F who believe in the fare and | asked ho in their hearts believe} the ought to be in-, but ‘raid to say so. \ ace Mayor John F. Hylan) ™g- second term on the issue.{ Nor his demand for 20 elevated _ Loe Loa0se those W that th creased, ii are al i Former ? _ U a ed The respense to : maintenance of the cheap fare, SOU so pronounced as to frighten? issue atever their | while into stand- ; gamb Walker,‘ a ainst was leaders, views might be, Wren Jimmy Tammanb; real backed by Gov. Smith, ran aga Hylan in the primary of 1925,\ quit Walker, too, came @eut for the five- has ot fare. declaring that he would’ in ® tther cut off hie right arm than) Will olished. he fare in that Way eliminated as an issue, “Hylanism™” eame to an end and) /the dancing Mayor was installed) Court Rules Adversely. ,is o Lnfortugately for Walker, the’ cent utory Court decided that the! ly. § ‘are was confiscatory within the; sidy meaning of the Federal Constitu-) is tion and would have to be in-{ de creased. Immediately the Mayor, who had pursued a policy of driit, Sprang into characteristic action. With a flourish of trumpets, wet ped aboard a train and rushed) lines to Washington. He, Jim-( ing friend of the sub-| the would take their | see it ab Was As Sa? hae | of it In lem, sum down my Walker, . Way riders, to the highest court im the land and see that they got justice? be pa it was a spectacular but alte-; In sther useless gesture. What was) done by the Lnited States Supreme} w Court, which suspended the ap-} viication for new rate pending the’ city” Citys appeal for a stay. would, anyway. Prosaic law} ing in the usual Way obvious motions and obvious results. But Jim- as able to come back to New: rk with thé air of a conquering and doubtless a great many of the subway riders thought that he Was. The seven-cent. decision of the ; Statutory Court, which is a Fed- "ral Court of three judges set up? > » “*pecially to pass upon this rate B Case, has brought Hylan back brominently into the picture as the champion of the five-cent fare. He is issuing vivid statements Csarging Walker and Tammany with bad faith, ang bas indicated that he will run again for Mayer. _ Walker and Hylan Argue. Waiker declared in a coun | blast that Hvian was a “political “arrien crow” trring te make ® ‘u.l meal eff the fare issue. Te ave done Tay : ; 4 ~ . Wor he : ~— ; 2 i . in mace the 20t the = . > ™m v YY Yor he re

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Linoleum (2 yards wide). secrificed while our ‘Was so propounced as to frighten) issue alive to fool Tammany leaders, whatever their | while giving its friends, the stock Hylan in } Walker, too, came out for the five-; has announced that the Socialisis 'see it abolished. ‘way was eliminated as an issue,) tion of the whole transit system. ‘Meaning of the Federal Constitu- creased, -Yers working in the usual 80t the obvious results. | MY was able to come back to New York with the air of a conquering f the subway riders thought that he was. Statutory Court, which is a Fed- fral Court of three judges set up “specially to pass upon this rate ‘Sharging Walker and Tammany ‘With bad faith, ang bas indicated ‘that he will run again for Mayor. full meal off the fare issue. gees | ESSOwss dine 3 YM: : op ENN Ries eel SAE g « ; . Se END ‘ FASS y ES SSS a\ass® a’ | Re .) yo OS 42 TNENENGSS try ee? MS we =. ae Oe eee % ES ioc a.+%%%% TVS VSS SS SS SST SAS SST TS SSASAATSTEN ESS SY SS W LQ a sceceemeesee”’ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “% — ISPATCH SS . * ~S WS WD \\ = WDM 3 oy eo Sw ae « eos eA, the greenrooms of suggests ) theaters and ownership, tne writer in night clubs, he might be better that New York's experience fur-\ qyalified to talk about his prede- nishes a ready answer to that) cessor in office.’ ‘argument, The traction lines Sasee there are privately operated, and) | ed that they are as deep im politics as it; ., ,J/again for Mayor. js conceivable for any munDicipa, } ‘that he will enter the race to enterprise to be. . ) prove his sincerity as an advocate Nickel Fare a Shibboleth. } of the five-cent fare. ) To unravel the relatiouships, between the traction problem and({ least, is keeping out of the fight. ‘politics would take a volume. A’ With the Governor, thé issue is facts must suf-) OW more than ever a hot potato. Walker an- run time ago he would not Now he Savs Goy. Smith, on the surface at few outstanding Mice for this article. The five-’ He has been accused—if that is Feent fare on the subways, the) the word—of favoring an increase elevated and the surface lines,’ in the fare, but on the other hand land especially on the subways, has) it is of record that in his admin- ‘become a shibboleth in politics. It(i8tvations at Albany he has stood ‘is a shibboleth used both by) by everything that the city has Mthose who belicve in the fare and{ asked for in its fight to presery: “those who in their hearts believe) the fare. Mhat the fare ought to be in-) ‘Socialist leaders in New York Nereased. but are afraid to say so.{ accuse Tammany of double deal- Former Mayor John F. Hylan)ing. ‘Tammany,’ according to got a second term on the issue.‘ Norman Thomas, the Socialist ‘The response to his demand for) uominee for President, “has ‘maintenance of the cheap fare\ sought to keep the five-cent fare the people eal views might be, into stand-; gamblers, the opportunity to get ing for it. When Jimmy Walker.\a seven-cent or nine-cent fare backed by Gov. Smith, ran against’ through the courts.” Morris Hill- the primary of 1925,\ quit, anotber leader of the party, cent fare, declaring that he would; in the next mayoralty campaign ‘rather cut off his right arm than) Will make a straight-out fight for The fare in that: Municipal ownership and opera- “Hylanism” came to an end and |v: ; a / Virtual Ci | , ‘ithe dancing Mayor was installed.) C ty Subsidy. AS a matter of fact, New York Court Rules Adversely. )is now paying more than a five-| Unfortupately for Walker, the( cent fare, but is doing so indirect- Statutory Court decided that the} ly. It is paying, in effect, a sub-| fare was confiscatory within the(sidy of $13,500,000 a year, which. : the interest charged on city | bonds that went into the building’ of the subway lines and on which a fion and would have to. be in- Immediately the Mayor, | ' ' who had pursued a policy of 1 it receives no return. sprang into characteristic action. In the last analysis, the prob- With a flourish of trumpets, be} lem, assuming that the traction jumped aboard a train and rushed) lines cannot be made self-sustain- down to Washington. He, Jim-( ing on a five-cent fare, is whether} my Walker, friend of the sub-) the amount needed to make them. Way riders, would take their case( self-sustaining shall continue to’ ‘to the highest court in the land) be collected in part from the tax-| and see that they got justice! payers or shall be collected di-| It was a spectacular but alto-) rectly from the users of the lines. | pether useless cesture. What was) In other words, the problem is done by the United States Supreme? Whether the furnishing of trans-| ‘Court, which suspended the ap-} Portation shall be regarded as a Plication for new rate pending the’ City function comparable to the City’s appeal for a stay, would{ Maintenance of a police system, a. have done anyway. Prosaic law-; fire Department and-the parks. | way There are those who stoutly main-| and | tain that it should be. They point| in support of this ‘theory to the convenience of the five-cent fare | and to the general good that ace | crues to the city from cheap trans- | portation. On the other hand, it is argued) that a large percentage of the’ users of the New York traction lines are commuters who pay no | : in the city. Is it fair, it is} Made the obvious motions But Jim-'\ hero, arti doubtless a great many The seyen-cent decision of the asked, to make New Yorkers dig | into their pockets to pay a part of the fares of these outsiders? fase, has brought Hylan back Prominently into the picture as the champion of the five-cent fare. He is issuing vivid statements Untermyer Has Plan. The arguments cited thus far) are based on the assumption that. the five-cent fare is unprofitable. | } without pay for the State Transit) Trion crow” trying to make a To Continued on Page 3B. | a look.at it. 3 | “My Most Exciting Moment” Described _ By Six World-Famous Ocean Flyers Coum. Byrp CapT KOEHL REAT thrills of great airmen Vary as G markedts as the personalities of, the fi ers themselves. Byrd, first flver ig wing over the North Pole, had his greatest. and most fearful thrill. on discovering an oil leak in the monoplane Josephine Ford when traveling above the jice-wastes at tiie op oO the world. Chamberlin, Wiose non-sto} fligent irom New York to Germanw is still the world. record for distance, savs the most excitin: moments in bis ten vears of flying came whe! Levine, his companion in the ocean-crossine Bellanca vlane, let co the controls, and the wild ship fell 17.000 feet in an uncontrolia ble, dizzying spiral. Lindbergh’s greatest thrill was not bound up with parachute jumping as one might ¢ yect, but came when he looked upon that a sembled-multitude at Le Bourget... afier had hopped the Atlantic, and knew fhe id reached his 2oal. Koehl and Fitzmaurice—pilots of! the Junkers plane that lately crossed the Atia- tic from when thev saw Greenly Island and reaiize chev were above North American soil. Baron von Huenefeld got his greatest thri! not in the air at all, but when he met Lindbergh. The recent meeting of these men reca tuat thev have described their er { ; in their own words—some ol 1 in books oihers in interviews Of the lot. eoolest storv of “air thrill” comes from Lindbergh, ind the most. exeiting from. Command Richard E. Byrd. Byrd Discovered Oil Leak as He Was Nearing North Pole. Byrd in flight, ‘nto the unvieiding earth } } } , +1) yl? 435 4 ‘ yt Pairs iad peenh 1 pPidiles ila Ga Lh wm £5 4 i ij } ily vi . -. - ey if ial eollided ee HWiludn-ail. iia or tue sea, but of that slowly OO7ZIDZ hoard ot oll— Arctie recollections ol memory threatening failure and disaste! in the wastes—-ranks all his other aqunger and thrill. The naval flyer when bis plane was about 90 miles . ‘ 4 | discovered Lie oil ita from h!3 chjective—the ice-capped top of the world. east to west—had their greatest tury BaRON Von NUENEFELD Mag FITzmMaurice weleved at caused the leak,’ Byrd said ‘jt was a rivet that had come .out of thi 0' tank ‘s soon as tne level of the oii cached: this hole, the leak practical stopped and as we had put in a surplus of oi} this motor was lubricated and functioned as well as the others. “Bu would have Saved bot | Of ! hairs if we had known this at first. instea? iving.- to wait until we got back and anded. When Levine Let Go CLARENCE CHAMBERLIN Cor. LINDBERGH eine his memorable trans-Atlantic flight, , Position of Great Britain In Egypt Much Like That U.S. Occupies in Panama Lloyd George Finds Analogy in Geographical Position and Importance of Suez Canal to Naval Strategy. «a. By David Lloyd George. War-Time Premier of England, 19°28.) : LONDON, May 12, B RITISH opinion is practically united behind Sir Austen Cham- (Copyright, berlain in his handling of the Egyptian question, Extromists on the Labor side have forced their leaders to eriticise, but criticism will be directed to methods and not to policy, Britaig does nct intend to be nagged out of Egypt. The latest Anglo-Egyptian} lice officers, but on the {mpera- crisis, or rather the latest aspect; tive necessity of their maintenance of that crisis—tuture development\ in some measure or other Sir Aus- of which cannot yet be foreseen) ten Chamberlain was absolutely , With certaintvy—should be of{ adamant, great interest to, the United but his landing at Le Bourget and the tumult- | ‘ reception aceorded him there, comin; it did to a vouth of relative flights heretofore had been more or less unnoticed. secms to have wade the deep- est impression of all. Paris a little be- New York time,” minutes later I was “T first saw the lights ol fore 10 p. mu OF. &: Be Me, ‘ond a few (itfel 4000 feet. writes, cireling “the Tower at an rvwOUT alti [ altitude ol 'markable analogy obscurity , “The lights of Le Bourget were plainly vis- | U. S. Watches Panama. American always has); The reasons are not far to seck. shown considerable interest in{ Since the opening of the Panama Egypt, due, no doubt, largely to) Canal, the United States ineyit- the itascination exercised by rag tenes has manifested keen concern picturesqueness of Egyptian his-)}in any circumstances not only tory but, also, I should imagine; within Panama itself but within so far as contemporary history is) the neighboring Republics which, reason of the re-( by leading to public disorders in between Great) that area, might provoke foreign Britain’s position in Egypt and; intervention which in its turn that of the United States in Pana-) might lead to claims by Govern- States. opinion concerned, by ‘mec. and Central America gener-( ments of victimized foreigners to nal, which is an essential link be- 'der modern conditions swift and unfettered passage be- ca garrisons and is bound to con- tinue to garrison the Panama Ca- ; intervene actively on their behalf. ( But precisely because America Suez Canal Like Panama. ) has claimed and is recognized by The analcegy is assuredly most( the European Pawers as possess- striking from the geographical, ) ing exclusive right of armed inter- from the strategical and more i vention in Panama and adjoining pecially from the naval stand-) states that nation bas had, per- point. Secvrity of the Suez Ca-( haps at times reluctantly, to make ) itself responsible for the protee- tween Great Britain and its East-( tion of foreign life and property ern dominions between the Indian)there. Great Britain’s attitude in Ocean, the Mediterranean and\ Egypt which is explained and aliy. o home waters. is no less vital to} justified on very similar grounds curity of the Panama Canal is to) cular to the Powers issued on the the United States, whose navy un-( morrow of the unilateral declara- requires) tion of 1922. It was a circular note in which Great Britain in a rather more de- fined and clear-cut fashion an- nounced that England and En- gland alone would be responsible for protection of foreign interests tween the Atlantic and the Pacific. It is because of this that Ameri- nal. It is on similar grounds that Great Britain garrisons and Mu8t\in Egypt. Thereby Great Britain coatinue to garrison the Suez Ca- formulated a doctrine very akin to nal; until such time, at any rate,\the Monroe Doctrine regarding as Egypt has proved beyond per-; Egypt, the Sudan and the Suez the British Empire than the | was most clearly defined in a cir- 'adventure its friendship for the Canal. ; ; ; of the Bellanca’s Controls ‘ibie, but appeared to be very close to Paris, Clarence D. Chamberlin. in: his te ij had understood that the field was further “Record Fliehts.” tells of turning the contro!s from the city, so continued out to the north- of the Bellanca plane over to Charles A. Le- east into tn eras ae: TORE oe _ ine, its owner, on top of a cloud bank abou! to make sure that there was not another | 16,000 feet above German soll. further out which might be Le Bourget. nberlin was nankted by-two dave and Then I returned and spiraled down closer to! -hts of flvine and he stretched out on top the lights. . Presently I could make out the | the o ' -eneteh « “ink of slecn. long lines of hangars and the roads appeared» I to Wt enough in clea to be jammed with cars. | weathe t the. plane get it = e cloud. “I flew over the field once, then circled hank, and losing all sense of direction, roused around into the wind and landed. After the | Chamberlin from sleep for the most excitine plane stopped rolling I turned it around and nioments: of the flver’s life ~ started to taxi back to the lights. The entire : Chgeheite finds the e) haviodies the more: sites weap corieaadoen! _— a staal memorabie in that Levine apparently did no! }sands of people all running toward my ship. | know the plane was in danger, and chuekled | Rescued From Crowd yudly because the Bellanca was reminding By Fellow Flyers’ Trick. i bucking broncho ; Chamberlin des¢ribes as follows the ‘When the first few arrived I attempted to. nimates that the Bollance was out of Gontrol( #** Soe & hold the rest of the crowd back, in that ecloud-bank three miles thick: away from the plane. But apparently no one | “Ort on wing she went. nose down inv could understand or would have been able steep and dizzy spiral. The blinding mists, } *° conform to my request if he had. sweeping by. gave no hint of what eas ee “Speaking was impossible; no words could | O71: som o° wan wrens. bat Levine had ‘be heard in the uproar, and nobody apparent: | y idea v lv cared to hear any. I started to climb out | ‘iy | arev dissolved before the disaster of the cockpit, but as soon as one foot wile cing Even in the time it took te slide: peared through the door I was dragged the tf the tank into my seat, the Bellanea’s wings { *©*! of the way without assistance on my bad started shuddering and shimmying as i! part. For nearly am Sout a - septs touch the ground, during which time I was they would be ripped away from the tuselag: sturdy little ship at apy instant. belaneed rudder. oscillating in the terrific was whipping the rudder bar back and apt ak PA titt eee 4 Give, , forth with leg-breaking force and shaking the t He quickly scratched a note and passed it to; Liovd Bennett, his flight-companion, lately died of pneumonia. the leak closely. Bennett thought an immediate landing was necessar). 'for Jack of oil, stranding them on the ice, Berd however was willing to chance the loss of one engine, depending on his port and center Wright whirlwinds “We would have been little if any wors off At our goal than 100 or 200 miles south of it.’ Byrd explains. ‘“‘And we were mined at least to reach North any cost, I knew our chances were wo were forced down anywhere in that region and could not get up take two vears to get back the slim il acain—that it would make it at all and that our only hope would he to strike out across the ice for kLtah on the northernmost tip of Greenland.” Not a Leak After All, Only a Missing Rivet. Byrd stuck to his decision not to land, and the oil-smeared motor went on deter-' Ss - : Po! | and told me afterward he had been amuse‘ ole at: “) because who Bennett inspected ; end of the plane with such violence that torn off. ** 7 »¥ ital fF expected the whole tail to be ‘Plunge of 17,000 Feet He feared the engine would freeze , } vo) + ‘ LUSCLY. in Heavy Cloud-Bank. “Never in my life have I felt that death was so Close or been so badly scared. Levine, on the contrary, was enjoying the experience When the ship got beyond his con- ) terol he had shut off the motor and then taken ~ et his hands and feet off the unmanageable cou- trols entirely. He was sitting there laughins Columbia was behaving like a It evidently never occurred the bucking broncho. te him that the nest ‘buck’ might take us both ‘into eternity.” if we were able to) me Desperately tired and cold, “fought” through the cleuds, all sense of direction gone and not knowing at what second the plane might crash into a mountain top. The dropping altimeter passed the 100-font > mark “like the indicator of a swift elevator ‘ ; running | smoothly, to the astonishment of both men. | They reached the Pole less than an hour after discovering the leak, circled about it, took their observations. All the while, says Brrd, in the back of their minds, were the expecta- tions that the starboard motor would cough suddenly and stop and the wouldn't. hope Still dubious as to that oil-dripping motor, they turned and headed back, and still the threatening motor purred smoothly. Hour succeeded hour and finally they sighted land. Their position was decidedly improved, in the \ ON ey ~ ~~ a _ that it{ eae ‘ . German landscape,” 7 ! clicking off the floors in a great office build- ing.” At last Chamberlin “smothered” the crazy rudder bar and by the “‘blind flying’’ instru- ments on the dash in front of him finally stopped the Columbia’s dive and got her under control. came through on the under side of the clouds with only 1000 feet or so to spare. Fortunately she was over a valley instead of the cloud-wrapped hills at either side and, instead of being ‘“‘smeared on’ an unyielding the Columbia soon had located the Dortmund airdrome, flown low and been directed on her way to Berlin. - : lo "OT. > Phe bs 1 event of a stalled power-plant and the ten ‘ Lindbergh’s Great Thrill sion slacked a bit. Yet both Byrd and Ben-‘\ nett eyed the starboard engine in apprehen-, “It wasn’t a broken oil Icad. > * ‘ as we had Was Landing at Le Bourget. If one is to judge by Col. Charles A. Lind- landing at Le Lbourget. ‘ ‘ : hoy f . - a. Walker and Hylan Argue. esieanety it is, but Samuel Un-| Sion. They flew on and on. At last they | | ; ; ; sic te I ] sig c Is Ci i h > aT i pS ) | ce te "s le - "¢ i ] is e - Walker declared in a counter-) te™myer, the public-spirited attor-| S'¢2 ed their — crcies he landing, be rgh’s book» We,”’ this reserved and seem blast that Hv litical ( EY who is acting as counsel. place and came down. And then both men‘ingly unemotional young man got the thrill ‘ ‘ fas - ‘ ‘ Ses : , A ita 4 ; a es | jumped over to that oil-covered motor to have’ of his life in those first few moments before He has had a thousand stirring experiences } Her , ee me : )a very small area, and in ever} position it} Chamberlin \ the wildly plunging Columbia down ( A few seconds later the plan? ; ardentl¥ carried around in what seemed to be }is possible to be in. Every one had the best \of intentions. but no one seemed to know just ‘what they were. “The French flyers very resourcefully took )}the situation in hand. A number of them {mingled with the crowd; then, at a given ) signal, they placed my helmet on an American ‘correspondent and cried, ‘Here is Lindbergh.’ \ That helmet on an American was sufficient evidence. The correspondent immediately ‘ became the center of attraction, and while he \ was being taken, protestingly, to the Recep- ‘tion committee via a rather devious route, I \ managed to get inside one of the hangars.” } By the very length at which he describes | this scene—almost as much space as he de- ) uncommunicative flyer reveals the lasting im- ) pression it made upon him. )Baron von Huenefeld : Got His Thrill on the Ground {} Not from flying across the Atlantic, ihuffeted by storms and blinded by fog, nor ?vet from the sight of human habitation on ‘Greenly Island after the Bremen had bees ‘ost for hours did Baron Gunther von Huene- ( | feld derive the greatest thrill of his life. All| ‘this was thrilling, certainly, but it was as nothing compared to the emotion he felt, under smiling skies and amid admiring \ “face to face and spirit to spirit.” ) Indeéd, one gathers from talking to the \intense and esthetic backer of the Bremen’s ‘ flight that his participation in the first non- toto airplane crossing of the Atlantic from ‘east to west was something of a pilgrimage Ponce by hero worship of Lindbergh. Per- \ 5 “T met Lindbergh in Washington,” he said, | of a sufficient number of British (“and spoke to him there—only three or four | officers and officials. \ Go go that had proved his idol. ) ; )words. But seeing him and speaking to him ‘ even so was the greatest thrill of my life, for | showed her liberality by offering Vy could feel his great spirit and realize tho in the final instance to invite the ‘sort of man he is.’ artistic hands sroped ) The Baron's Continued on Page 3B. votes to his entire trans-Atlantic flight—the | ' | | | aa it would not be too much te say that; Pre Von Huenefeld was impelled by a zealot’s/ Property in Egypt, with special urge to pass through the same trials and| reference to the need for inclu- ex: | the numbers, status and functions competence to British Empire and the will and defend itself against any external aggression and thereby indirectly the canal as well. With admitted liberality, the British Government in its nego- tiations some months ago with Sarwat Pasha consented through the medium of Sir Austen Cham. herlain to agree that ultimate en- trustifizg to Egypt of the task of defending the canal might be : Not a Selfish Move. But whereas the other three re- served points; namely, thé secur- ity of imperial communications, the defense of Egypt against for- eign aggression and the Sudan, might in a sense be regarded as affecting only British interests, British assumption of protection of foreign interests in Egypt was by no means a selfish move. sidered. But the British Foreign NO objection Wee aE ae Secretary refused to go beyond that expression of hope and to give apy firm undertaking which not with open enthusiasm by prac- tically all foreign communities in Egypt, not excluding the Ameri- can community. That was not difficult to under- stand. That Egyptian police au- thorities alone were incapable of affording all nécessary protectioa to foreigners in Egypt was to be most strikingly illustrated a little later, as indeed it had been too often illustrated in the past. When: rioting broke out at Alexandria of so serious a character as to caus? numerous casualties in the Greek and Italian colonies and threaten- ing casualties to American citi- zens, the United States, Italian and Greek Ministers inquired of British authorities whether the latter were prepared to assume de- fense of the victimized or threat- ened foreigners, the present outlook would warrant. Parley Without Avail, Naturally the occupation prob- lem has tended to overshadow all others, both in the Anglo-Egyp- tian negotiations which terminat- ed so unfortunately two months ago and in the eyes of the world generally. That negotiations broke down generally, owing to the impossibilities of reconciling the British standpoint with that expressed by the Egyptfan ex- tremists under Nabas Pasha is true enough. But the fact has also escaped notice that the second and most obdurate stumbling block between Lord Lloyd and the then Egyptian Premier, Sarwat)Other Troops Ready. Pasha, was Great Britain's insist- It was added in all three cases ence on adequate safeguards for that, failing British assurance on tection of foreign life and the subject, the Ministers would request warships of their respec- tive nationalities in the harbor to land bluejackets and marines for the purpose. The required as- surance was promptly forthcome- jng from the British High Com- missioner and was warmly wele comed. | | That is not surprising, fer exe perience bas shown that where iq Continued on Page 3B. = 4 sion in the Egyptian police force Here again Great Britain League Council's decisions as to of such British officials and po- _—-_ ® . RE ee ee iets aks oan one aan St tite ti est : x se ‘ a Pg. 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MSs Tes, 5 Vhs Apc a Lips, 2g PAGE 2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 15, 1928. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hy JOSEPH PULITZE Lecember j?, 18-5 The Pulitzer Publishing Company Twcijth : Founded foulewerd and Olive Sirect rHE pvOST-DISPATCH PLATFOR™ I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles; that it will always fish! fer pregress or referm, never tel- erate injustice er corruption, ulway> fight demagegues of all parties never belenz te any party. always oppese privileged classes and public plunderers, wever tach sympath» with the poor, alwass remain de- voted te the public welfare, neser be asutisfied with merely printin.z mews: always be drastically inde- pemdient; mever be afraid te attack wrong, whether by predatery plu- tecracy er predatory puverty, JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10. 1907, i LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ihe name address o} > author every ? not vc pl must accowipany om reqgucst will fers not exrcecding 290 words prejerence. Sandino’s tate. To the Ecitor of oo. latest report fron that the situation there the control of the United States rines, that the notorious rebel Sandino, has split his army into numer- ous bands and is flecing and To many Americans the Cine feelings o! Nicaragua 15s . . 3 >. ~ - is well under Ma- leader, brings a struggle he made With men, for a principie, te the mind of many Americans t ture of a man they Know and memory is dear to them, who fou: a principle in spite of the ing odds against hin. bu emerged victorious and was proclaimed throughout the world as a great mar and loved and honored by his fellowmen who call him the Father of their country. Sandino has lost the battic. He and is followers will not contro! the Nic- araguan Government. He is just another twwdical who fought for a principle and lest, whose ideals were frowned upon by the powers that be, and relecate® to the shelf of insurrection and banditry, to serve aS an example of treason and | broken faith. Whatever be the attitude of the Unite States Government, or any other Gov-. ernment to the things Sandino has done, | @ great many of the citizens of the Unit- ed States and other countries will wish that he had won. His ideals were not. “wrong,” they were in discord with a stronger power Most Americans will | think it is better to have fr*ught for a principle and lost, than to continually | subrnit to the restraining hand of a! teacher of foreign ideals. a4 ; Finds Intense Interest in Prohibition. fo the Editor of the Post-Dispat. , T IS laughable to re he statemen | gshable to read the Statement | pany and the employes. }? t “Fa that the atricius that he dveubts eudject of prohibition has a wide Peal. I am on the road. cover 17 st and interview 12 to 28 men each y, fave days per week. Judging from the .demands would require an Cause 'thorized under ae / TMISssi0n 0 'are preferable, let them be chosen ARBITRATION THE LAST RESORT. Mayor Miller's call for a conference between the ‘officials of the Public Service Company and the em- , ployes, to avert.a strike is a step in the right direc- tion. ment fail, arbitration will be imperative. Not only the interest of the company and the in-| terest of the employes urge arbitration of the wage dispute between the Public Service Co., and its em- ploves, but there is a third interest, even greater than that of the company and its employes in the dispute. es of the population, the general interest, the welfare of which which use the street cars and ent upon continuous good service. Experience has proved that both the suffer tremendous to estimate the disastrous bitter warfare between Experience has company and strike. Conse- losses J; ae quences CLIOW a the company its employes. proved that great hardships and losses are imposed who are dependent and that the whole city. upon street cat cis- upon all those ansportation, 8 astrous to the When 5 seen $4 . Cessation oO! employment strikes follow disputes, not only is there a impairment of service, but the new men, mostly unskilled in the causes not only bad When disorders nd property are menaced. is any Interest in which dispu be referret it is the transportation in- service Dut : ry y_ S accompany If there and emploves should to arbi- tration to avoid strikes, terest. Transportation chartered and privileged are under obligation to service. For this purpose privileges and are pu nder with the twofold object riving reaping fair returns to aud profits. In urging arbitrati he Post-Dispatch ission because it duty of regulating street car It is familiar with conditions ex- iblic Service Company. It can deter- estion of wages, and can fix fares at a meet what Dn wile aaa employers He ‘Jallv es i¢ si y Thev . e-. " 7. . . - . maintain conti? us good thev ene .* +. tai a a pPeCI at are gi regulation, cv ~~ 7 = 0d St provided Servi bea Ys>} _ the } ublic the Commission consid- lal? Wages ° . } ~ exaniple of the rece are mindful of the when, after undertaking United Railways in 1919 he was confron i for increased wage rates. Receiver that a eh iu , ‘. -_ . - 7 , _ a Lie empioves compiete complance increase of two or Six-cent carfare, and that ~ . ’ wv ~~ ; " ac a | - Commission Was the existing to the > cents he Public Service authority that could grant an the anv dispute affecting the uti] pute should be referred to the commission. ployes accepted the suggestion. The commis dered a decision granting part of the manded, and raised the fare to eight cents, tokens for 15 cents. The increase in so much revenue over the needs of the company. it was reduced to seven cents Within a vear. The law creating the Public Service Commission framed in anticipation of just such a situation now in St. Louis. It authorized the com- arbitrate disputes of this make the fares conform to the The ‘eenese Ws \ aaa increase. dDG Was all- — . an T mTrAITAFY YY as ait va & \/ 4 iia law to . ,orhe v7? >" LA Was aS @XISLS ical arbitrator. The Post-Dispatch, however, If any ha +) vs & iat intense interest that 96 per cent of them ‘and the emploves. We insist. however. th; have on prohibition, I sincerely believe if the question were put up squarely to He pecple, there would be better than pute adopted method of settling labor disputes. should be arbitrated. That is the 7@ per cent fer repeal of the « ishteenth | tically imperative in disputes affecting amendment. se 2 ——_— Logical and Clean-Cut. ‘To the Editer of the Post-Dispa! Y attention : Was called todav # ‘eprint, in the Congressiona) erd of Mav 5, of an editoria! "sue Of May 2 entitled Issue of Federal Prohibition to People.” ‘This editorial is one of the most logical and clean-cut presentations of the pro- hibition question that I have vet seen in print, and I could not resist the temp- | tation to seize a few minutes out ofa somewhat busy life to let you know how | 1 feel about it. frmry RAN ULL ~— “a9 by rr . : EA —— " k . Incidentally, you may be interested tn League indorsed and supported Frank L. Smith after knowing hdéw. I am making out as the first Republican candidate in the United States, since prohibition was adoptey, | 1 2¢ United States Senate refused to admit him, the people of Lilinois have subsequentiv indorsed the Senator on the basis of demand@ing re. Senate bv to run for nomination for United States peal of the cighteenth amendment. w+ eourse, f have no Ppotitical Organiza- tious with me. the directness of my plat- form being too strong a dose for the politicians. Also,.I hare not met with the pecuniary support that l expected from men who feel as Ido on the hibition question. But ] pro} have been do. ‘ing quite a let of Gid-fashioned cam. | (i0n 'while braz paigning and find that im every 100 I have spoken to has a/| xo00d word to Say for the drv cause Apathy on the part of Republican vot. | ers toward a spring primary will be my thief obstacle. y | wet State and if a fair Preportion of its wet Republicans vete fn the primaries, | will have a good chance of making the hemination. E WW. GRAY. not One person Newark, N. J. The MecNary-Haugen Bill. To the Editor ef the Pest-Dispaich N reading metrepolitan edi: cannet but notice sometimes active opposition Nary-Haugen farm relief bill. These papers* conclude they sympathy with urban views. ‘Little a they Know that the economic better. ment of the farm classes would resu!t in immediate increased sales in manu- factured articles—thus in turn banish. | ’ e? Lone > are in ing the unemployment s: fig, : - ployment situation, |ma house at Stanford, and all the Kappas f : Creat econemists have .declared for the bill. It ts merely putting the tariff inte effect for the farmer: raising him the people of St. heve that a session at Peoria, Saloon League in that Siate because of its political activities. }exposure of the methods by which he was nominated. considerable ment upon the Anti-S decencv + New England is still t vetoed, but a Ne Ww yersey is a ory [ the contrary, “a ae | rather embarrassing when one of their own soro 'members fell im love with and lafer +; : LIES. We believe that we voice t} Louis when we insist tion and the avoidance of disastrous wart refusal te arbitrate on | .. . 2 } =) : . sn yey ] he dispute will invite genera! 7e-¢ DECENCY SHOWS GAINS IN ILLINOIS. Decency continues to show gains in Illino Conference of Congregational Churches. in has refused Anti- to Indorse the It will be recalled that the Illinois Anti-Saloon | | and more +} Y9? ina c Ai ili. refusing to renom But it has remained for th. Congregationa denomination a , at rT ; which the On; too powertu! ion to stomach the political practices which preaches goodness iy practicing corruptior a — It looks as though the MeNary-Ha mere veto is nothing HiS veteran of nmrany legislative battles. » FRATERNITY MEN IN POLITICS. - +} ” ve ° a = If Loere were any secret and gnawing adouy ; Te * ? eae e “d — ven - se ~, ae eventual triumph of democracy, Will Du: } : » . } ? they may be cast aside with Sen Cleveland, oe any 7 3 + ? has disclosed the portentous sis? " ? 7 Cuditor Of the Chester W. Sigma Chi, ither of the two leading candidates ial nomination, fraternity man for eee Al Smith er Herbert As far as the hero | walks of New York goes, this was no great It seems that Al has heard the “Sweetheart | Chi” over the radio, but has had no closer con?! i with the campus aristocracy Hoover waited on table at the Kappa Kappa Gam und \ arr: m Tried to equality with labor, railroads and in. | Waiter. “Their actions and the attitude of the Sta dustry. Stabilization of prices on handling charges. Retail prices of fooa would be almost | lege fraternity cases less than | 20tes. identical and in some they are new. The on'!y difference wil! | et the profits will gu to the farm, rather than to the speculative element, Tie Wtter element embodiox the great te the MecNary-Hausen prin- revelation Sinclair are Gamma Delta mt Ge claim f« be gn “eo 5 ; “u& poitica! Ch id ; farm | ford fraternity men toward bi: :, ~~ products will stop speculation and excess | deehtedte. tor bi ‘ Mm are responsible, s feeling of hostility toward the col- system," Mr. Cleveland 7 eet ee succin t Fr HAT : ; #3 : . But fa} more Signilicant ‘ 7? yr y " ‘ , ; i Licinged iii HE flood control on an the tributaries are necessarily prospectus. The firs ‘ ~\ SAS. “7 +): } } ; ‘ . fi ? tue project is its n tude, iS a tremendous en- tion in the publie mind-to toarnrica Seha “ge ; NrAors vy Lerprise, rne mi 2 program lartakea " eae yoo dertaken by American ~ + » ee + 7 > - SUCCESSLULLY act mean whe ination. ee . “vstem Vv v, ~ + oS ~~. 444 , a4 2 ‘ansportation ~x~e 2 ; } = ~+ | a Ol ” TY Y every industria! misnomer. C€ the Mississi ~ 4A \% - * » . ; prevention 1? > mittentiv disadied tae bi re . - : . lized Mississippi. a ~- — - . . + ° aa¢ - . eat SS * M eRe a enzgineéering projects a river navigzapbie, operatir . aa “ “Tv ‘cy 7 , ~ * operating 560 days a vear. x _—— . 2h Many ot the ++ — presidentia! could apDpea! oe a e¢eeo----~- THE CONVENTIONS. Kansas City Will ‘ y 3. "RV Oi Oo eh rITecaed Lis a ot oa te oe s mi * AT LD 7 ; leries yelled Texas dei 0 +7 ace anti¥ cas hisses, 3 #Fa 5 33% . affairs like that. not always It is ene me ee DINGS. bie] Se ay eee THE PROPRIETIES AT WED . os } > * : io @e.c. Uw iit a aciecs ad pt + 7 % vs oe a) ", > ee S56 we and £7 JOT marriage can be qu as sui 7 a 4 ceSsti + 7 ay 2% ~ « > so oF mm. UM ha SUa RIN S ‘7 75 +.o4 ¢% , indgicatiog Wa — . TA } * ~ ’ ; 4 _— er WOU -Aaave rithont finger f hranvsiwy Smeets? Gi a Lins ‘ © Jraodcy is neath enon re ty ay — & he o ma +4 2 ‘ Bist 5 y ~ ‘ > 7 ey > es ~—o “ oud t t? : t ‘ { Spee is, 275 tj . . 7099 oe , , aif ‘as | on which the President and | |; Cougress have reached an agreement. properly places Government. | : _~*, eo : ; *- rhe,” » a ey Se ee a Pe agreement signed ey Ors a Af 74 eS Ft i ? =* Laie jf Ve! * , . k?% i= CON of mo i Po ory | aid - ine wr LIA Ei wii oe _neareumare in 1e€@ce SSa! y ~ sae *) En alt understa are forged an: née two,trade work together. bia A; . ne - . eiitie nes J % s"et oD $5 sieé w~ sda t 1s a fac an a $24 « Gist com passing . "" w YD hh Aa ¥ « ‘+ ii * ‘ Great Britain, On good terns il] bet- than evere-withb aesires to ve On st * + oo ] Ose} state bridgeable gulf be- French points of enough before the Dawes it would disastrous reat Britain is at presert transforming her industries and up to the most modern level. aiso adapt her politica] concep- w circumstances which call for ful attention than she has given ircumstances in the past. cn, ON, TIME-SAVING Detreit News. eset EVICE. -* hours a a rreements, the based on 1e Franco-Ger- is a phenomenon of ? gar ~ i bie _ chemist. JUST A MINUSE (Coprright, 1928) Why sing the praise of drifting The words your pretty lips bave a Ah, lady, do not be unjust | To Helen in her lonely bed: "Tis true those lips to dust are sp Then Helen must in verse belong; | your sweet lips are cherry rede our Lips are not yet meant for sing the poets must, not lovely ladies dead ver has discussed for whom his heart but in the ; vhom he'd fain been e fair whose charms , , Ls Oit orien = > we Ss, pray cease te = ipS are not yet meant fare L’ENVOI. Sweet lady, do not be misied, I do not think that kissing’$ Though stily verses Helen . Your lips are not yet meantt@é ° To a significant on the modern song that some of t rift oo? f ssl l - ~~ ae — animent. AS ritteB i Ld uitic « comp ss US, seems t confession not only . but it second gu nse of waiting to have therrg Saives € = e experts espn xcept a graceful ™ —_ > evs f delay and inefficiency. ~ Moreover. the Oriental under- stands to-a nicety the’ chance of playing off one power against the other by opposing their prestige and busiress interests. Turkey was a sorry example of this state of affairs and China is another. It is no doubt recognition ef that fact which has led world opinion te take a Yavorable view of the action of the British Gévernment in intervening On the present occa- sion so strongly against the reck- less legislation which Nahas Pasha had threatened and was endeavor- img to rush through the Egyptian Bouse of Parliament. The imme- ate cause of Great Britain's con- ‘dered action was the so-called smblies bill. which was on the ve of passing through its parlia- mentary stage. | pares Plan Curbed Police. ito this The assembiies bill was indeed 4 | ¢a-¢ piece of projected icgis- ‘sage Its chief effects would | p..n been in the first place tO 4, p. prevent Egyptian police from im-7),«° terfering with public meetings and | demonstrations at which disorder as expected until serious disorder tually had taken place, and in Fre second place to inflict heavier fines and imprisonment on the | ‘Zealous constable who intervened te prevent disorder than on the ‘Mctual artificers of disorder. When the negotiations between Lerd Lleyd and Sarwat Pasha broke down in the first days of March, the first action eu taken by the British Governte ment was to warn Egypt sharply @gainst any legislation which would tend to impair the security of for- eign communities. What followed is pretty well known. The Sarwat cabinet was suc- Seeded by the Nahas cabinet. The? Bew cabinet need not hare replied te the British warning in question Q|nd could have allowed sleeping dogs to lie. but under the pressure wf extremists, Nahas Pasha replied rch 309 to the British aide me- Dire of March 4. challenging the mht of Great Britain to intervene. Wm such a matter. com pletely ignor- ing the British unflateral deciara- tien of Feb. 2%, 1922. and its all- important reservations. | . Asserts British Rights. To that challenge Lord Lieyd re- Plied with equal courtesy and) firmness April 4, intimating Great Britain's resoive to stand by ts w'sh's and obligations under the ‘Gteral declaration. It was pe e°ught and hoped that the sec- warning. despite its restrained suage, would suffice to prevent ‘as Pasha from continuing te Sress the assemblies bill through a ment. But either because he “a tO the extreme Wafdists or — 8u8¢ he thought the British} vernment would net dare to act * it came to the point, Nahas pro- ‘Seeded defiantly with the passage | Sf the assemblies bill and declined ~ ™Odify it tm respense to ob- i~ -Ons of the Public Securities ; ariment. He *¥as peremptorily warned / “ more on April 19 by Lerd yd that the British Government id not tolerate the enactment | stu the sinister bill. As Nahas re-|1 ot! tank t of his! the flight 1 Ses of excitement and a bit of | “It's m tossing only to sii ing as the — pe - a ved ia ae in‘as tige rh = Se a4 4 ‘ ss "4 ined defiant, the British Gev- symm" ent April 29 sent an ultimatom | Nahas Pasha giving him 73 heurs | “ithdraw the Difl, failing whieh |< “as hinted that His Britannte |i _ =< Government “would cefi- it ** themselves free to take such |: a

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ST.LOUIS @OST-DISPATCH - — ee 7 Greatest Thrills of S = ’ . +4 E>. om x3 . ~ i ca 5% ies G a; bg a q : Continued Trom 1B. ively for unfamiliar english to do justice to his feelings, % & e of despair. Pe had read all about Lindbergh d ur newspapers and reviews,”’ ye continued, “and had seen pic- t ng to the point,” remarked the reader, “where, when I read 0 hic personality, the only ques he murder taken place or will ” . ~~ 3 he children might take an ine sing up the back yard if pre- had been forbidden to touc2 | id * « * Be we can determine, the only ® rable to the climate of Calle 4 candidate’s description of hime : . - sa : p the amateur golfer considef- 4 1@ doctor tells him that walke — turf is more beneficial than he streets, * ye e we feel that an issue is being Cause it is desperately in need oa ~ ~ note: Wifen tn doubt, see 8 | . . . always sharpens a pencil with 'e becanse at the time he habe = mming his nails with the pen- @ a) Ses = ad 4 ed politician, at the present *" ig who Can sece some of the a e* ves Zz, 1. os of Feb. 28, 192°. PMportant reser, ations. = such a matter, completely ignor- §'t the British untiateral declara- and its all- Asserts British Rights. Plieq With equal latera} declaration. Warning, despite its *s Pasha from liament. “use he thoucht .. “ Timent. He Was “More on April Not tolerate the the oe Sinister bill. As Was hinted that : JO8ty's Go. 4 llis stand his and Obligations under the To that challenge Lord Lloyd re- courtesy “ness April 4, intimating Great @"ain’s resolve to and by its It was OUght and hoped that the sec- restrained , puage, Would suffice to prevent continuing to ® the assemblies bill through But either because he | td to the extreme Wafdists or. i. the » ''mment would not dare to act fame to the point, Nahas pro- hanes Pteq defiantly with the nasunae ‘Church of the Unity, 56260 Washineg- the assemblies bill and declined | ton boulevard, Modify ft in response to ob- philosophy at Washington Univer- lions of the Public Securities British peremptorily warned dove 19 by Lord 4 that the British Government enactment Nahas re- hed defiant. the British Gov- ent April 29 sent an ultimatum gates from Catholic schools through- Britannic ernment “would cone themselves free to take such [student sodulities. would | : . * | 7 ic ; > BY . ore of passing through its parlia- | compromised in the eyes of a large isection of his people the monarch | 'who on the whole is quite friendly ito this country and might not in ‘fact have prevented ultimate pas- ‘sage Of the bill since it might have been submitted for a second time to Parliament and have become law. thanks to a two-thirds ma- jority in each house. ete j | @0gs to lie, but under the pressure f extremists, Nahas Pasha replied arch $0 to the British aide me- ire Of March 4, challenging the ae age ee ee nan ae a , Lecture on | : | Chose Wisest Course. By scrupulously refraining from. such interference between the Igyptian crown and the Egyptian. lous constable who intervened / people and Parliament. Great Brj-' prevent disorder than on the_ tain may be said to have facilitated Mual artificers of disorder. When the negotiations between u4rd Lioyd and Sarwat Pasha roke down in the first days of March, the first action subsequent- Wy taken by the British Govern- Ment was to warn Egypt sharply that early resumption of negotia- tions. If moderate councils pre- vail in the next Egyptian cabine and a lasting settlement between London and Cairo result, there should be a great future for Egypt working in friendly co-operation with Great Britain. With the lat- ter’s intervention becoming spon- taneously restricted as Egypt —_ is deemed to merit more confidence, there should be a great future for Kgypt among Mussulman nations. More s0 as the new Turkey by re- pudiating any religious affiliations | even with Islam has left the moral leadership of the Moslem open to other Moslem states. Egypt has an ancient and derful history in civilization. wone like Persia, whose geographical po- | story, which would take sition inevitably spells isolation and |to tell. remoteness, Egypt is situated at the meeting point of three continents. negotiations | influ- | ence at the Egyptian court to per- | suade King Fuad to withhold his | the assemblies | ; | ; that | | Smith. Plunges New York Subways in Pol.tics Continued From 1B. — Commission, holds that with uni- | fication of the lines, a mixing of | the profitable with the unprofit- | able, the five-cent fare can be | maintained without burden upen the city. Untermeyer has drawn up a tentative plan for unifica- | lon, but it has not vet been ac« | cepted by the Transit Commission. | Jan after plan for the solution of the problem has been drawn /! up, fought over and sent to the junk heap. Not long ago C. E. a consulting engineer from S. Louis, went to New York at the request of Charles W. Berry, | a friend of Gov. Smith... and ai member of the Board of Estimate | and made an extensive. survey. | The plan produced by Smith has'|! gone the way of the others. ! | Among those who have studied the : ; | Subiect, constitution | ACR in- Government, | there seems to be general lanl | agreembtnt on the desirability of | unification, but nobody has yet shown conclusively how this can! be brought about. Nothing has | been done by the Walker adminis- tration to contribute If the present mess affords one to a solution. | j tion on Greenly Island had to do} | completed than with any sense of | ee _ really | that was | the heavy | rey qe none | {more revenue “Tt meant that we | them. there has been a | SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 199¢__ ishes, the fight over a we. et proposed | ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 3B : at — PR PT ae ae ; : of fixing a fare that would sive | tection to which it was entitied a higher fare? The city so con- 'counter demand by Untermyer that | increase eot into the Statutory | the cOmpany a reasonable rate of! under the Federal Constitution. , tended, but the Court ruled that the company, whose properts is | Court, which ruled that the in-!| return It held that the contract | So much for the contract of: the 19090 and 189602 contracts were _ badly run down, buy hew equip- | crease should be made pe nding the | of 1913 must be read ta tiee ligint | 1913 which was entered into after) superseded by the 1913 contract ‘ment and lengthen its platforms , report of a specia] master. lof that duty. It held oc olttiant | amd a the light of the public ser-' and that this latter contract was The company has declared that the); But how about 1 contracts words, that the five-cent fare was| vice act. What about the earlier! subject to the restrictive a ppitc \- improvements would cost §$40,-! calling for a five-cent fare? Th confiscatory and that the Transit | contracts, those of 1900 and 1902. tion ef the 1907 public service law. (000.000 and has declined to make | Court held in effect that thi publie) Commission in refusing “ ent re | which also provided for a five-cent That is where the case stands | ; ve nee OE aft laid pon the | tain an application for an increase | fare? Would not these contracts, eee eat | After a series of court skirm- State Transit Commission the du had denied the company the pro- hold The profits Mo: 2. have it as is its (investment, but the Interborough \is described as being “one jump | ahead of the Sheriff.” The Inter. | world borough, it should be explained, is | |saddled with unprofitable elevated i ! | Un-| from its subways. ‘sit Commission lines, which eat up its earnings | That is another | too long | As long as 1921, the Inter. | borough applied to the State Tran. | for the right to) There is its chance. The late Lord/charge a higher fare, but this and | Milner had conceived of Egypt as the natural successor in the en- lightened conditions of the defunct Ottoman Empire—moral leader of Islam. and not through the recklessness of faction leaders like Nahas that Egypt will attain to the proud po- sition which it envies and in many ways desires. Marriage by Dr. Dodson. of lectures On marriage M. H. A.-¥Y. W. HL A.. A series at the Y. 7°94 Morth Union boulevard, willend tomorrow night with an address by Dr. George R. Dodson, pastor of and professor oi “NMfust Marriage be Monoton- sity. °'? will be his topic. ous. Catholic Students Meet. The first convention of Catholic student sodalities will be held Aug. ‘gymnasium. at St. Louis University Fifteen hundred dele- [3° i - ahas Pasha giving him 72 hours out the country will aitend. The Nithdraw the bill, failing which ‘eonvention was called by the Fe Dante! Lord, S. J., of St. Louis Uni- iversity, director-general of the ; | |ground that a 5-cent fare was ex- | ipresslv stipulated in |with the city. But it is through statesmanship | } } | ’ ; Seen ae ee te ee ee ae et a me Nin succeeding applications maintenance of the 5-cent fare ai | ,dominant political issue, we come | i with the coinpan)’s were de. nied by the commission on the'! the contracts | Differ on These contracts, ,ecapture, tmnt on Viee _ incidentally, cive the city the right to recapture some | of the lines under certain condi- tions, and one of the points made | against the Walker administration | by its enemies is that no_ steps | have been taken toward recapture. | Fecapture proceedings, however. would be surrounded with no end of legal complications, and there | is dispute as to the time when re. | capture will be legally possible. any event, proceedings to that for three or four vears. Skipping the details of the row that has been in progress’ since Mayor Hylan in 1921 made. the down to.what is now happening. The Interborough lately renewed demand for a higher fare, the ground that the nickel fare was confiscatory, and the Transit Com: | mission again took the position | that the company was bound bv its Running paraliec)! demands for its contracts, of nd | in | Both provided for | In 1913, the city | this time} Interborough al ee In the 10 years up to! (1919, the Interborough paid divi- =f In | nd | would probably be under litigation | on Windsor type Day-Bed, that opens instantly inte a full- | nized, comfortable bed, cone ) structed heavy apring. complete with a heau- tiful cretonne covered all-felt at this unusual with nNon-SNs mattress q price $ 50 U and e low 4 3 terms $1.00 DOWN r . ow ? \ i+ a ‘ Kes ea ANAA NAA . ’ MMA ; ao | es WA AAS pees , le wits ‘hey x hie , of . 4 ‘ ‘ . . ~~ ae ¥ a e 5 . an Mirrors 1 CONSOLE MIRROHS t0 be sold. A rare bargain. Priced to start at ¢ eS FoF Cee SHeeer .. and BUFFET $3.95 3-PIECE BED OUTFIT Another good huy—this three- piece Bed Cutfit. consists of an all-metal walnut-fintshed bed, non-sag spring, and a 45- pound com’ertable, all-cotton fl mattress, offered complete { nt this 5 ' low $ 9 f] price es ae eas , $1 00 DOWN Balance to Suit You 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Avother big bargain. signed and own. dresser or vanity dresser, with choice of bench or rocker to No disappotntment—Plenty of these Suites to fill SILVERSTONE—1114 Olive AT A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION ys WO), h ‘ * \ ‘ . ~~ \ " et] ~ A " VURAPR eRe Ze ae ——_——s oe Pa - ~ Exactly as Pictured _ aight. all orders, 12-Pc. KROEHLER BED-DAVENPORT SUITE fhree carloads of Kroehler Living-Room Suites. cood wear and service, and absolutely guaranteed vermin proof. free a Floor Lamp with a beautiful silk shade, a mahogany Davenport Table, an End Table, a Bridge Lamp with a glace shade, a Magazine Rack and Smoker. This Suite is covered in the finest grade of French Jacquard velour, and is the famous Kroehler ronstruction non-sag Kroehler throughout. The Davenport opens into a full-sized bed and has the newest type n Spring. Roomy Fireside Chair and a Club Chair. It makes a beautiful Smoking Sta ‘iving room by day and the Bed Davenport opens instantly into a full-size comfortable bed at and Floor Lamp This is only one of the many) and convinee yourself. S ’ : AVA Le4 : ~~, ie RY ia Wana \ \ YX ' Wiley \\\ 1! \\ i \\ A « ARS NS ae ; LNA [ Bata; | gr ’ Bild “ is 4) 4 SVR : Tt es ") 4 \\\\\ itt) | } A ult \ capa enttl — | T (iH ig plat ea MOL ML SAL. L> re. alr a tts a A ed ; om a a . “* +3 ae : ¥ - «a ~~. Nie -——. > ' a a ; @ a W, _ oS) =. ' “a a |), 3 : lo ~ a ’ . 7 - P . rs : ; - : ae S ~ . 4 . ‘ ‘ . . * = 4 > N ~~ *Sa eee - r i = SS SS ee Sse ee) > SSRs ‘ ~ . =. ~. © >. - hy * a, = ° : . > a 7 ; car? . »>- ind ae. ee ~~ ° ~ “awe ae : , - ~ , . “-f ‘ . ’ “a's 4 ; } , +) ae * 7 : 5 ’ 4 ‘ . : . ? " : . ‘ wo _ . ™ é i . A : . - ‘ Pe r.% 7? : ‘ Pa ‘ ry ’ $ Davenport Table, Bridge Lamp, with shade, pair of Book Ends, End Table, Magazine myer These Suites are known all over for their unusual In addition we are giving you A value you will long remember. Kroehler Suites that we have on sale this week. Come in There are no disappointments, as we have plenty of merchandise to fill and no one will be disappointed. with shade. Sse = Se ‘ constructed. of a rooms well It consists match. all orders. |*5 DOWN Genuine walnut Bedroom A Suite that you will be proud to OF EITHER SUITE —~f.——J f= 9-Pc. Dining-Room Suite } -Pc. Dining The new Mary Ann Dining-Room Sulte, finished in the newest shaded walnut, well constructed throughout, pretty two-tone decorated, consisting of full-size buffet, extension table, five tapestry chairs and host chair. Large beautiful mirror to match In the new- est design, Grasp this opportunity and save at least $15.00 on this unusual value. Suite, prettily de- chifferebe. bow-end bed, large WEEKLY Complete Qutfit —Nothing Else $93.50 Pays for This to Buy Come in and See Our 3-ROOM BUNGALOW Completely Furnished LIVING ROOM—Beautiful 3-piece overstuffed living- room suite, lamp and davenport table, end table, room-size Axminster rug. BEEDROOM—6-piece walnut bedroom all-felt matiress, Simmons spring, pair of feather pillows, electric bed lamp, room-sized bedroom ruz. KITCHEN—Guaranteed cabinet gas stove, breakfast sct, solid oak refrigerator, 9112 Gold Seal congoleum rug and a beautiful 100-plece dinner set. 367 BALANCE TO SUIT YOU Anything tated yo Cea need may be changed or we ull give credit. accordingly. spite, h- piece hood store. u 5206 Gravois These bargains also offered at our neighbor- WS Lda A A ¢ Z Z 7 “a A / 4 ; a WA > * ‘ a aD BE Pe ee CA LE i FURANAITUR 1114 OLIVE ST. OPEN MON., WED. & SAT. TILL 9 P. M. 3 Trade in your old furniture for new at our Exchange Store. 412 N. 12th Street | | =. 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cheaply and fury, but very little if any | progress toward a solution. nnn nseeierneenneeemememmnn ADVERTISEMENT rective for ‘sour stomach’ is cal- cium carbonate —a potential bowels ard » impos- ; | sible of over-dosage and per- fectly safe to use. — Your exon decter tox!! contiron thes qustation Srem ueted medical aucther iz. A Powerful Anti-acid—yet Safe. id-fashioned folks, not abreast with | al science, still take burni . Oygerionst doses may do no harm. | ; calcium carbonate, in proper form, | is the modern anti-scid: 2!3 times as wep oe it fy Safe in its | action, ve in its relief, , Stuart's Tablets are the ideal form « t Beat fo men and women {FULL BOX FREE tA none sire—ample to try ts of Stuart's Tablets~—- ; 2x Socan yeaben i ith » 2 ou m to Stuart Co, Dept. 735" Marshall: Nice ) ESE vee ee © e | SEPT AROSE ESR OTS HOO Ee Sem e OS ee a a ao 7 ? RX J * * 2 x x > \ 2 ¥ wy includes a 9,12 Seamless Koval FE .*30 $3 Down, $° Monthly fhis Sroup Nelvet Rud and Kugs to metch \ *. ss SF Ys ‘* oe . - ‘ ‘ ny = * ‘oe 4% +2 Pa a #,*.*,%e* . _..* Py a «s* ) a >. e > *» 7 ° ~_--* . + a . . : ’ Group No. 6—547.50 Value Including a handsome pedestal dining table end 6 hardwood chairs. and a love- $3 ly decorated 32-piece $5 Dewn, 83 Monthly dinner sect er » * SS AIS re - Or er 2% . x © _* - . a er, x eh Te & . ERP RR ora oe - . Group No. 11 including a oc. 2 ; backs of pieces woven in one padded cushion eats up- holstered on a brightly colored cretonne —S49 Value niece— | eavv ‘3 $3 Down—S$3 Monthly . . a i i Ht | Hii} | Hitt pee roe ft ny or — =, Group No. 16—S$49 Value Including a gas stove, top-ice. an unfinished breakfast set of 4 chairs and drop-leaf $ ER URSE SIE A AGSy ek eee refrigerator, and —_— —E_ | «| « —-. 1 STORE OPEN; EVERY EVENING ! : i UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK — -— —_— —_ —_ =. j -SUNDAY MORNING MAY 13, 192% ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — eeeencett N on —_—— — Orders Accepted AX *.? Oe n x Pay ~ yw OS ae Group No. 2—40 Value heautilul , msanor able and tour quaint S3 Down, S> Monthly ate : . ; ~ 7 > 4 s Y ¥ x ¥ 1 > > wa IPs 4 . »> sy hi Id fof of 2 — & & & €. "- > y us ‘s ; " i. y Py x% £4 Lo , e FI I PISS LISA SEs LPL AL * Group No. (—Walues Up to $100 Yo t ChHOomls 0 arn . UpPTikart or CONSKOlK model Phonograph All q standard makes. batty ; 30 guarantecd S35 Down, $2 Monthly Vv Lis¢ d a, “y - ~~» ~ > » x * ~ Py ¥ om -~ « a ‘ PO ORR EK DOOR > — wo 'e \ " match, and a 32-piece decor- ated dinne: ser : 83 Down—S3 Monthly * Y + SS : IN y elena gta ramet me . Pe ee : ; te SENS RTA Group No. 17—S48 Value Includi-g a fine kitchen cabinet with porcelain enamel sliding table $3 Down—S3 Monthi y No Mail or Phone~. anv-i in hy g2teleg « » “ey ** eto S ‘ » - ¥ ~*~ se, =, wr Amy . x ty my, ae mys BoP Les . Group No. 3—S50 V aiue Including a tapeste veered Cexwel Cana: t lamp. lacauer ead tabie and ' } Dawn, $2 Monthly POPES Sante _ _ —_-_ “ ) , ' ’ = | f ’ ; i '? j —e .* ; By j t> f ti ds4 ; " ; pif , . . of J ~~ ¥ ‘wees @ Ti ‘a VP 4 As "x a . i,” ) . . 4 . / 7 . x * t rs AE EL GRETA OE I OE CEI SO EE . m ~ ~- eg Group No. § ding ranoganv-finish spinmct desk, a Windsor el aT} ~ * ee. | ca es da > r2 S3 Monthiy SS Down. i / ‘ “—% ‘ 2 0, Se so, x ses “ee gte ~.° J a) o. > » a $42.50 Value sur covered Ci.airs. table lamp, wrought iron end ¢ o , ' megezine rack. end Including a porcelain ' - , ai smoner S3 Down, 83 Monthly . A ‘ Z > - , = | — $3 Down, 83 Monthly 0 _ * , o's ’ : . : * OO Sy o- Including a handsome. walnut-finish '.fforobe, a walnut-finish steel bed. 100°. ‘otton mattress and Iink od tah. dn @/ a Monthly spring 83 Down—SS ee +44 a did ’ i | i} ; ® i wf y / > +, % ~* Group No. 19—$45 Value Including a large. * ~*-[mish cane-panel -teel bed, 100°c cotton mattress 30 and a link fabric spring. .... ° chair. ut-finish hest, a wal- $3 Down—$3 Monthly S. E. Corner 12th and Olive Streets caeereeneniemeneaenane : 3 Ce (Ma Be S 7 OCVn | STORE OPEN @ | EVERY EVENING : : ! ae tir oll Group No. 5—S45 Value” a beautiful all-stcel in heavy link cotton chair Including finish, a 108 cretonne $3 Down, $3 Monthly Spring. and a . ' 22 i} +f iii ESESSSSESCSE ES 2 SPESCERE ERS! ' biti lei | il . rT ener a Tr i ’ ' ; . SETES BEER ’ 'SRSREGRERES: tf i% ’ i - & | TTT ’ 6 phil J tii , s &; i + { ; : v2 ' i : 3 2 5 ‘ 4 a re ” ee 1} st ’ Ps fy i Se at 1m . ri : } int } “4 Oe / it | T : if HW : a fi) ; : ; * rit j | | ; ] : ng i ' | ; | — > = —- ' oe ~-. _ - Including a large mirrored, walnut-finish 4 ser, walnut-finish steel bed, 10° tress, steel spring, boudoir lamp and bedside ee ge Pa Age OE SET s UNTIL 9 O°CLOCK | _—_—_— 3 ART SEVEN. e 7 (100.000 HOTEL, ; ; } 7 . ARTMENT STYLE. SS : nt ° | ce of 16-Story Structure on ee Lindell Blvd. oe ; OT OWNED BY DR. G. A. WALKER of Three-Story. Build- ings Being Demolished A for Construction of Lin- dell-Olive Cutoff. | By Berry Moore. h+ A deal ® progressing for the erection on the north side of Lin- del! boulevard just east of Grand “e a. I ae (is now being torn down for the!., pe tLindell-Olive cut-off. horthwest corner of Lindell and 'Theresa and the southwest and southeast corners of Theresa and | Olive will be cut off, virtually con- Réecting Lindell live street, both 1090 feet wide. as one thoroughfare. The Continental Life Insurance | Co.. of wlich Ed Mays is also pres- ident, and the Grand National Bank. as was told in last Sunday's Post Dispatch recently purchased the vacant Scruggs let, 100x153 feet, on the north side og Olive @reet. just west of Grand boule- Yard, for $249,000, or $2400 a front j fect. Plans for a 20-story build- |ing for these concerns. Details With a picture of this prospect are ven on p.ge 2, main section. Leases Oorner. A syndicate composed of Barney -and Otto F. Dickmann, Carol | Berkley and Joseph Darst Jr., re- _ ©ently acquired through Cornet & Zeibig. a 99-year lease of the SOutheast corner of Grand and Lindell boulevards, occupied by Bur's Bros, which have the sales _ *8ency for Studebaker cars in St _Leuis. The site has 140 feet on Grand and 103 feet on Lindell. ~ The deed has been executed Pwhereby a syndicate controlled by Sam Koplar has acquired the res- idence of Mrs. Dinah Stix, the! Second house east of Euclid. The Mercantile Trust Co. handled the _‘Tansaction, together with Cornet _ & Zeidig, and the price paid it ts UMderstood was $45,000, or nearly | $790 a front foot. _. The site has a frontage. of 74 | **et 2 inches on Lindell with «@ | fepth of 246 feet 6% inches to an ‘Alley. It has been purchased with ae for a pretentious hotel apart- ent. _. The Koplar company. ef which 4 | Koplar ‘s president. was re- 'fently formed to take over the b boulevard and ea e el} Congress Hotel and Senate apart-/ Menta, 16-stery structures, at Un- ‘en boulevard and Pershing ave- Bue and the Embassy apasiments Both th? FE Unien and Washington avenue. | 3 contrelils the 23 ee

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LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928, PAGES 1—20B. i 1 000,000 HOTEL, West End Bank, South Side Apartment, and Residences s $600,000 PAID FOR 5-STORY ql i TWENT STYLE —— 7 a nn mm, ARGONNE APARTMENTS AT | | " ee Sage eke : or es % ar amet a SS Yi SWMYGSSY sie Rabe SEV . YS , 4 + : 4 «09 + “ é - — - . (My fe _«, OS SST A» ““"« WOO 4,* 4 The Argonne apartment build- apartments were newly furnished |ing, a five-story structure at 3664|twWo years ago. Their gross rent- (tals aggregate $80.000, more than 13 per cent on the reported pur- tance west of Grand boulevard, | chase price. liam L. Gladstone for an announc-}|ing plans for enclosing the roof ed consideration of $600,000. Ne- setiog building for a sity ° garden... iia * an or converting the basement ia ‘ CH is ; it aun — nandine nid ~_— intO a garage, to accomodate cars ley Epstein, Inc., in connection of tenants. Both propects would or in the transaction was the Ini-| pe of the building, according to tial Realty Co., composed of New| Epstein. York clients of Stanley Epstein, Inc. The Argonne, one of the first | strictly fireproof large apartment COUNTY ACREAGE buildings erected in St. Louis, 2 ACRES, CS a : |F L€ . west of Price Road. chair Rect hl ad the site. : ‘ WAS wa . Mn weist. te ; ah Fiev a aie ae oa ip pe aye HS “vé 2g ait | | ts . - = | ta oes or Dents, : | [BR The site, ‘situated 150 feet east | WES SON iG 4, Nit Fides. ' APT MM a a Ee a eee D ao | — | north of Ladue Road. own, $3 Monthly t lef Grand, has a frontage of 138 | Ry " ‘ as iif ae ACRES, DENNY ROAD, ,« . +t oF CP PLE RP CLE F south of Clayton Road. | FOR RENT ACRES, HALLS FERRY ROAD, | | ear Black Jack. This beautiful apartment res- | idence, containing six rooms, with a two-car garage, nice | - good house; west of yard. Everything modern, |, ACRES, HIBLER ROAD, convenient, artistically deco- west of Mason rated. Drive out Wydown to ACRES, ve debra — Hanley to DAVIS PLACE. * s+ OOO ee = a . (Seg s 6 6 O49 8 2To = 2 . o°.%, tees 4} - 7 x “ate | ¥ % > f Wey st ly", ’ OP } Vy ' 4. bs ypprittttttttthld hts, pitssinzikdwltlilltlllllihiltlhdlilillllililll ll lll lhililillll of arf # SI: wa US 'Hemp & Co., Buys 244,000 Square Feet at Vandeventer | and Chouteau Avenues. : 7 Hemp & Company has pur | Davis Realty Co. south of Olive Street Road. chastd through Isaac T, Cook Co. | , TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED a tract of land at Vandeventer and | 1101 Locust St. | Chouteau avenues from the eimaat | Le GRAND JONES, Inc. 0 et ee ee ee ee Ee eo. - © vpiststtitlllilldlilllliall ete Rant err “FF FFP EEE SEL EERE ELE ‘ +. stil asd # FFF EEE SECOEOESTPEPLEALADALRAAELAAALNOPAAAAALAIEAAES SASS SIS ty VAOIEPPSSSASSSS SSSA SDD SSSA SSS ISS SNA SSS So - provisions of which Dr. Walk- | N N ‘ican Bridge Co. The tract is 190 wee a ee r shall receive an annual rental | N S feet south of Chouteau§ avenue. =. ‘at $150,090, less ag Sane | N S | and comprises 244,000 square feet. “mand amortization of the building S It fronts 266 feet on Vandeventer : io 3 pt See? renner: THREE DELIGHTFUL LITTLE BRICK HOMES | 3 eR 260 voce |B " ‘deeas the Walker Hotel Apartments | " Ld oe ———— ot Buys 1110 Olive Street. . | 7 BELLIS RE TORS own—S$3 Monthly if 4 omplete details of the building | es \ | oe eres BE sc — A feature of the week was the ARCADE BLDG. CHESTNUT 6058, 6059 Miinile the project is still in the $1 500 000 PENNEY BUILDING ESA SN Gay (rercnaee Oe eG. RNS Selelies | aT in : MwWhile the project is still in the) ; ; | WN “wS* |general of the. Missouri Pacifje | seveatiaeiaia: (Pmpromotion stage, negotiations in its | Design for facade of West End Bank being erected on | *2!'"024, of the new five-story | T ehalf are progressing favorably | re pn se the north side of Delmar >oulevard just west of Leland fireproof building at i33¢ Olive t ith a definite announcement ex | : . . . ; ; jstreet, occupying a lot 290x109. feet. : TU . BBpected shortly. Warehouse to Occupy Half Block—Construc- avenue, in University City—Nolte & Nauman. architects; Jack Dubinsky, represented by | 5l Toy -6%—6! %s—T% TIT BP The ises inc 0x83 : 's as ne | . [fe The premises include 60x83 feet tion of Sears-Roebuck Department Sam Hamberg Jr., was the grantor | 2 0 2 re ently purchased by Dr. W alker | in the transaction. He purchased | ° ° trom essed Tire & Rubber | Stores Under Way. f St. Louis, both in the business] provisions for parking space \the property a year or more ago | $500 and $1000 Denomination 1 ™o., which occupied it. This pur- of St. » bO n the j : ; . “ through Hamberg, the resale yield- | ° ; hase has not previously been an- oF | | ak ia : ito be erected on the east side of | bed of quick-sand underlies this / corner. : gs iow ors nae me ‘Lin ~ ‘ ‘ are e ‘ Ww y ¥4- be voT! T dell Olive cut off. Both the Fourteenth street, betweén Poplar pal t of the city, which will add i Construction is well under way ow ned bs George W eper aft : hye R. Weisels Co. Closes Lease at | EDWARD K. LOVE REALTY CoO. 3 orthwest corner of Lindell and and Spruce streets will be 13 materially to the cost of construc. 0 th a pig = i ~ a ae din pate Chamberlain avenue to Dr. Noxon | Tenth and Olive. : f . sferesa and the southwest and | stories high instead of 1° a ote | tion. | os agin nik ok toa wanhnaia | Toomey. Dr. Toomey purchased) Henry R. Weisels Co. report In business over thirty Jars 704 CHESTNUT peutheast corners of Theresa and |inajly announced, and occupy a half| The Penny warehouse is to be|corner of Grand boulevard and |the Property as an_ investment.) having leased to the Ross-Gould MAin 1207—GArfield 0776 MAin 1208 * 3 Piive will be cut off, virtually con-_ block It will “be fireproof and a source of supply for the Pen- Winnebago street, and on the east Weber in turn purchased lot 1.,/Co. the fifth floor of the Stein- ' = P . ose . } i 3 i | « . 4 “ whe :%, , : : . 5 ot = TAS xs . " whe dos 1- de , ‘ it “ 7 _ ‘0 15—$50 Value pRecting Lindell boulevard and ‘equipped with every facility for | ney Department Stores in this sec-| side of Kingshighway, just east bloc kK 6 of Moorlands Park andj berg Building. northwest corner ° pOlive strect, both 100 fcet wi es og i Satie ati te = Dante a oe ES lot 3 in block 4 of Westmoor Park )|)Tenth and Olive streets, 45x108 cs . . a de. , expeditious handling of treight, in-; lon of the country, and for those of Easton avenue. Both buildings}... pe et ‘ mae , inut-finish vemsty with large 43 one thoroughfare. ‘cludjng track connections with the ‘to be established in various parts! will occupy large sites, with ample |No. 1, from Dr. Toomey. through | for the account of M. J. Steinberg | ench, a walnut-finish steel bed, _.. evap pea Insurance | . ' e A - - . - an the Mercantile compa nv. ‘Hat and Fur Co. Fi . fo. of which Ed Mays is also pres- irst ortgage Before or After the Auto Ride || 6% Gold Notes After an exhilarating afternoon ride—any day—dine at “ident, and the Grand National | | Bank, aS Was told in last Sunday’s é | F Post-Dispatch recently purchased | .* vacant Scruggs lot, 100x152 R B ® et, On the north side og Olive . : | 3 ot Grand boule- | | We offer good first mortgage 6% Gold Notes, secured on PH ard, for $240,000, or $2400 a fro : 8 : 0 , I Moot. Plans for a fe ley ting | FOREST P ARK HOTEL new flats and apartments in denominations of $250, $500 Bes for these concerns. Details : | . and $1000, maturing in one to five years. Guaranteed title. with a picture of this prospect are DINNER $1.00 and $1.25 wee e OD Pige 2, main section. Sveiiints Leases Corner, ~ | NEW YORK CITY BUILDING COMMISSIONER ON JANUARY Sunda | $1 50 || Anderson-Stocke-Buermann A syndicate composed of Barney | 10, 1928, said “Cinder Blocks used in buildings 40 ft. in height. Can- Ys ® MAin 4593 REALTY CO. 808 Chestnut Bt. 3 _ Otto F. Dickmann, Carol not recall any complaint from the public or my field force of inspectors. ’ = coe and Joseph Darst Jr., re- Peently acqui | ‘cap : vi pete ; seed “y een wena Se INDIANAPOLIS COMMISSIONER OF BUILDINGS ON JANL- | x a nt Southeast corner of Grand and ARY 10, 1928, said “Cinder Blocks used in all classes of construction | ee ee . penal boulevards, occupied by | and permitted to be used as fire resisting construction.” | = ure Bros., which have the sales | eee or Studebaker cars in St. BALTIMORE COMMISSIONER OF BUILDINGS ON JANUARY BB Grana ‘Sige une 240 fect on 1], 1928, said “Cinder Blocks permitted for general use in building 1 YOUR PENT N BED! if eet on Lindell. ’ ae : , : | ie the deed has been executed construction. Are well adapted for use in resijJences and -re . eing | 3 LIF E IS S I ° e eby @ syndicate controlled by successfully used as back-up in panel wall construction in apartments. 4am Koplar has acquired the res- hotels and office buildings.” | You Deserve Real Rest and +44 f ‘Mence of Mrs. Dinah Stix, the Comfort When You Sleep ‘cond house east of Euclid. The tiiccnen. ae mmmam fm “ercantile Trust Co. handled the DENVER ARCHITECTS W. E. & A. A. FISHER ON JAINUARY | 0. 20—$45 Value i Fe penction, together with Cornet 12, 1928, said “Have used Cinder Blocks in various types of construc- MI IRPHY BEDS > mirrored, walnut-finish dres- [AE g, and the price paid it is tion in our most important work and find them admirable for ev ry "derstood was $45,000, or nearly Lana an ee ts Ne “- os Te Re . 3 Sak Rice Be Sa ee ~— ee AND RGE MEI ey Al noe eli eal lt ee Aillte? ap nash ean = Src Apntee RB AS than IR ne iy atin i a ‘i ‘ ee Special Mother's Day Dinner Served From 12 to 8:30 P. M. ~ West Pine Blvd. at Euclid We are just the people you want to see. We are especially qualified to give expert advice and prompt and effi- cient service, and on , " . Y | 5 a Mg atta wick $ ae aoa z 70 . mag foot. age type of modern fireproof construction. ae more comieeile. = poe Py! oe f . q e has a frontage o . , . i ue 30 let 2inches on Lindell with @ WASHINGTON, D. C. INSPECTOR OF BUILDINGS, ON JANL- —easier to operate. { Petcare ess B wrvth of 246 feet 6% inches to an ARY 10, 1928, said “NO ADVERSE CRITICISM OF CINDER | —easief to install. OUR TERMS ARE GOOD.AND COSTS LOW | wns Monthly |) ee geetendinas noel ager BLOCKS; considered satisfactory.” —have the best springs. ans 3 F Ment. i, 4 LACLEDE BOND & MORTGAGECO. jantinciingey bapa ite ay 3 . iia | —built to last. |. The Kop! , of which DETROIT. MICHIGAN, CHIEF BUILDING INSPECTOR, ON : ; Meter to president. pert JANUARY 10, 1928, said “Cinder Blocks permitted in unifor ly —and backed by aresponsible organization. ‘fently formed to take over the : .. A: ; ’ . ; Rehak nuk Manebd mnast: loaded walls in building. of all types and classes. No serious defect Yes. the first cost is a little more, but the comfort and satis- , SOR TO ‘ORE OPEN | a. ee Ments, 16-story structures, at Un- or objection found in use.” 7 : faction of a real bed makes them worth 1t. RY EVENING Sn boulevard and Pershing ave- © 2 | TSO CLOCK: | Bite. oe wn Leok for the sign—“Murphy Beds Used Here” MORTGAGE LOAN CORRESPONDENTS F / Union and Washington avenue, ee arenes, | 3 METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO, etme || HUNKINS-WILLIS LIME& CEMENT CO. || ,MURPHY DOOR Bet ees |f ciammnmie CMETIOT IT ces 5559595900990 989S9S99SO99SSS5 SS SISIOOY —_— - “a ‘Blso controlis the Branscombe | 315 N, 10th St, ‘ | 9639549595595" y ‘- ‘partments. eee | en es sin bi

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7 2B ST. Loris — - POST-DISPA TCH ’ s be KR: 1 rn = ty = 5 FES ABR yee, ; 7 . $6 ya ha Pe ee a ETE ORR ke . i West Point Subdiyj. Investment { ee J*; f39-Acre Trac chased by | REAL ESTATE a 6152 WATERMAN AVENUE ait ' — = DE LUXE APARTMENT ) (| Beare sion and Grave : © Be $100,000 | Syndicate for Sale as | 7 ae # . | MePherson at Newstead : eS en ae : 4°) Baer ave@is Terrace : sind 7 © fOr ale as | r aap one (Just East of Skinker Bird.) - 40 rooms. 5 baths. 2-car 4 | of cee ° —Organizeg W 194 . a Apartments for R age } ils u:tra-modern, now practic ll . } — : ) *yuly ge aes al he Homes; es. ieieaae OP vikvisscs © ito the public cally completed apartment, is now open ‘ih ; So ocet laundry w ge fe i S» Fur. (For Rent) 3 yak | a” ae : nd + Bee Be een : ; we « Re ‘ : ; rf 2 4 | ‘| oe ante A. R. Schollmeyer Real Es. See . | nS i TE. oo sicccce 3h [ lish cua on premises wi!] negotiate leases on these apartmentg |) | Ti P Ye Does reports quite @n active started Fon “ep hte sag ma been William Fr. Heckmann announces | Builders’ Asay we oes. 2 | unusually house ena oa aoe — ee ee ee, sitchenette, { = a? tt n Vacant lots in Southam ¢ ern building for! the sa} : lOUNCES | | ' i *Setcnccen % : . » @ full tile bath, with shower: also suit ith || Sy Sr | STREET Te *"Dhenre i ii} — . j , 5 7 . tween Wat-/ terra cotta ith | sites. In announcing the ! a8? *ocume SZ MAin 428 Pill} Fie ck SON roa re and cut ston = ae aa ae {| Uwellings Wanted to R - ff “Ain 4384 | ae | d and Hampton boulevard. | an carvings, to get e facings Heckmann Said: “The buildings | Exchange (Real Estate)” *** oa f | : building, or thog he Schramm Co. is building five linden p Ser ge away from the and Improvements generally ofi! Farms = Basan See eaanees ; —_—_——_=_=_=_=S=-_—_____ at 6 ” : — i. = | ' x . i£n i / ‘i : 2% wont y : g m D *es ee ‘| ' ; T BR co on bungalows on these / found in most Sink gents columns | the property in this section are ae | icine tee an sone heal ==> |e OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT ready a anne have theza bank floor space will — aoe | a high ae Most of them are com. Farms Wanted {SRE epg Pena ea ee South || 800 Chestaut st. mar cet Within the Square feet wit j . i parative Vv new. Those that are A | Financia} ee. "Fee ertag e 7 ' + / _——— — ee or four months. These | and lobby. koa oe not new are wel] preserved old es. || Flats for Rent AT al ag | ) | ( Rooms to sesows Will sell at trom $6500 | reinforced, will be a feat wut steel/ tates which are landmarks anq/| [sts Wanted to BMcmscices 2 FIG H $9500 according ty the size of interior mrension — ure of the | leng attraction to any neighbor. |! vente for Oia ee I | | 3 Baths the building ide eheaan = ment and will be hood. : flats, Ete.—For y . The Schollmeyer , ig? accommodate 3000 wr : : Flats for Rent (Fur ish i } ; company re./| safe s : he major pbou! var sv mend) 2.4 5 ( Ports having sold to . deposit boxes, yw evard system ith a ge ¢ “a Pat Doyle, six| space for securiti Parate/ which has . iég, Coupon boot | effin: a Point subdiyi-. and coupon room, ladies’ “seam ote age ated at Manches-/| and other facilities | ee Pee eeescecsen G Colored (Rent) . 6 | varages, Stables been so effective and iif Hotels . e Worked ont in another |, tHHomes, Etc. (Color +1 aon = > Reh ( : a = : rt jATE. 812—I1st floor ee | iii Zor 5 Year | j RE iBank } e St. Louis | Kesidences for ccccatge ee ee 5 ‘NORE soe | Sensi | Ri )] ) fk MYER & ec iges nk Equipment di ee ee | Residences for sa “ | Dox, stove and tue 2 oom efficiency: toe. RUSSELT.. 32032 > ne . The Briggs Automobile Co.. Nash | 4 tri ve Building Materials Exhibitors’ | ee Sts o ose ces e ed $3) °Ve and Murphy bed; summer raie | >; eS eee 7 ans. modern: good: | | | 109 NO ? ~ = dealers, Which b 2 one “wt electrically lighted night de. | SOciati . tors’ As-| | Residences Wanted > Ses..... 3 | Va poe . —— aon Apply janitor.” (ey || e. IGHTH ST, ~ of Deniratn Ought the corner Pository Will be installed : cal alee P Ts. | OCs 10n, com pes “UDuUrDan ’reperty for Sal ie ij] a2k Janitor: : . Sae 4 nitor. 4 ie cP Pe? dor: vartmen!: ras, e! ricit i ¥ made for a now automob; p 7 ®, University City’s largest and | resentatiy ; Omposed of rep. | ale.... 8 | | SHREVE. 331-5 hitor, ok friceration. See janigu® elettrict y and . ef é Mmobdile Se€rvice Oldest bank = ‘ as : ves of distributers Of vari F . . . j Kelvinat ~ reome; Marphy hed. SHAW ATi — 98) | i 4 adi . ‘ ; r ” it la ca j of > s a : “44iT1& . UPDPlies ani ; oP villa site a ' yar en Ct}, org - . “f een JO south - m4 The Schollmeyer company re. | no Sieelie: se g _ oe $25,000 ang equipment, has Selected the Os — ; Animals «eel ie naa eee ey INBERG 4 JONES, REALTORS. SHAW r iret floor, 4 Tome —, — steam heat and janitor sate = ; Cie S ’ = } Bee Robert E. Rose. dition to ain and set aside in Ad~ | to demonstrate = Pus es — Auto Loans ,. So ecccccomaces. fy | MODER™S c60) |GRand 524- socded and +a0Gscaped. Darr’. — SKINKER ROAD 4 ER see 4 ivide ; ; at a : ae rat s@atures | Bie » . ~- at de . N AND NEW ~ (cSt; | “ if SALES AND LOANS M 16 years nds Paid in the last | should eS INcOrporated in - tin i weer °eebse.. 80 ' PP Dialing ns '3Ms pl: 3-room yp a effi. SHEN AN DC AR. ae ee *aulity! st R 6 ROOMS. r B (\THS a * af . : Moder, ope wows aad iil / . itals Fihutebns. 20 j ‘ a 7+ "Pat ras Plectrin and } tric aan } et i 2 rooms lard wood floor 4al TENT $200. : Bits Hage a fe . KD . ae ADE BY With total -ass¢ ts of pm a ome. 7 i& Site wif} be on Boats, Launches ees uasn’ “y f: ee on. furnished: reawnable teat. will = aay neat furnishes - rarace. —~" oe Finest pi co ANY FLOoRr, IWO-YFar LEASE ‘a im P ss = approx. jit Oquols Trai}. juet elit Bui @* ees i ai nO are l-r Om. 3-room effiaency vac ree ieee AN rk i Sagi 7A in ot. Louis. Ovrerlonki . ™ e JONES REALTY ately $1.090. 000 the ha - sel cindh ust West of the ullding Materia! Reith Cn o hie at 29 | shortly. cant P. ~ Ali apartments fatine Skinte. Cons Forese : ER C0, how increasi - : : : an is ‘ - nouse, J Oosse Bow line h: a iaiaieaiien i lothing ; AE : a i BUSH-Rr RNS. YW Ain oe tiie : ark EB) etricity, gas. Teg ene s . 3 oad and Forest DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY 7 Pay. ee Sing iis ca ita? - de 3 4 ~ as been OOO tO 6 6 ee 15 e ie @ 452% f R32) cluded in sala 4 -'leieaire and - ct 504 Wain ‘@ The Wa) Pi CO $50,-/ designated ac +1. a : ry EAT. lic ued in renta) ¢ Sarage are in. wright Bidg. Bey alter Jones Real Estate | °°0 and Surplus ang : ~S the architect to plan ee oem Went... “© |! SST2 Nataer mn, AND GAS. MAGNIFICEN ~~ a Co. has Sold a lot on the south line $190. 900 and the Patties oo to} and super, is€ the construction a? Exchange ( MiseeHaneoys) "y) i ntuaens . PF 7 - 7 - Water. ° ; 2 a Olive Street, west of Jefferson being erected to nive eh Ullding ‘3 en home. Construction Will be or Sale (Miscellaneous)... sy |) WEST END RE ALTY OWNER ve TIFUL LOBBY —— ONT ear ee m . en ©sSsary |; Sta eA Thy. Pe " i — — ‘ = : j ) OTe ree >- = hh N > ~ a OR. Pe d * As he seller was represented by Wal. room to accommodate ie SSar = rt G Immediate ly. Arthur ty Horses, Vehic les Sete bebuiie a. 3 LS EF : - — . ; O a PR EMISES OR SEE roc rs - conceal i bed- a ter M. Stinde. The compan business increased | Kuhlmann of the Kuhimann Wer, Heuschold Goods ittiveee Ae. | FICIENCY APA RTMENTS |: JREON E.& R C SCOTT DREST PARE BS Ports the sale also Of a s s 7 Saree es al Weather Strip Co a Peed as Houseboid Govtis Wanted......16 | _ +918 NORTAR TCNION gee jv °.41 —Airy. pleasenh en sag CHESTNUT Sriver i de ab ae i 2 t) i ‘anitee: ea vi serge ai.ér arcs fe + 24ti5. fat — for the account of W. SOUTH KINGS will be ding to Bowling, the house Machiners open. te) BS 7 ‘ ii eamer, to Do HIGHWAY ji be an artistre. ng rose || Maehimers ee ee ) aaneensll i, 2m = ni | : % tho was te nald Harrison, "ernon I : | stvleg iis oes s ae 6 ily ida} ‘ tiscellaneous fer Sale. .I't.2 s.6A nes NEWLY W EDs COUPLES (( $52.50 & $55 )} i yo ee Zeib Presented by Cornet &/ ‘AUX “President of the/. encn house, the Cetails {|| Moetercycies .......- teeeeee 30 |) | Meat, gas ser nctlte efficiencies: Nght {gare : acti. . ce 1g, and a modern five and ate en Laux Realty ea F’* 8 Be worked ou; 3; i te hee Piases—Mysica} ae bl ee coe Seration. hot and cold Ki 4751 VIRGINTA {VV i | ane oe LBs. +>. _ / ‘ . . - it « es + ‘ - ; i ‘ . >? nea iling : F ” dn d F as : ; | - fF room single t, with double ga- ounced that all financia) arrange. | eve With every Known home Office Furniture... rt, x. Ps. 6A | wach on Outside apartme . nee, ) * FOOMS and hath. ; | - a monfh. MA ® E Paae @ rage, at 4953 Northland avenue, f ments have been made Qnd eron-a | ORVEnience, and RAPES BR ties oultry, Birds .._. > §h MARS RB CO. 5810 Natural Bridge | /) ffrigerator, janiter ‘etrehen Ro, ( ; ~~ Snd floor, 615-Chest orn Murphy to John ¢ Fischer, | Poke for a high-class store a, 0 | t?Toughout. y+ 4. so. plan of the || edie Supplies ~— | 78) 11S electrse fortiy, We alse tareng {| | 19. ‘coms ) = Prhina att, © ‘ ; rents | "arious clie ingshighw , ewection the yeer «nn. ite obteee . mw 4 ELL ) ae - iig A } reo ( S47 ‘om —— FEINBERG & J0) NE_& RG Scorr Ran | ae ag Fating $25,009. Ats ASEre- |} client. The building wi}) wd a _ oe i 8 — 1107 4E ~OU RT A PTS. | dee arvana ee REALTY CO. | a BELT 4 ROOMS | — Evergreen stH2 aires we pe Chestn eo) fe eg of five stores, 14 3-room a | \ Korte Report of Sale Sewing Machines .. | occ | vi-3¢ BELLEVUE A ve Ug a GRAVOIS }) | icebox. heat and Yanvtor: inavene a Oz Forest Kk B _—__RUETTGER-MASEK REALTY op, [223° 22 MaLS| New trecrocm ct sates || Serie ae s noows, sryoe AVS || i ae ee ——— —sTT Park Bi. i; :. oe wo 5-room ; roc iY) JUN Sa OW 45 “4 Ps an Coins ®eee Ja tor OPT Ce retina ond RE ' : F i/ i F 5 CH wt > : sa i ry. bi ae ; : Pile T0 C0, jane & large garage ; | Anderson avenue, to Waster ans Falking Machines |||. . lakes 16 ||| Sarage if desired, “TeMent loeanty; || F ed.” 1-17—3 rooms: Frigia ‘hast eee x. im. |||} THE MAYFLOWER ~ sor, nent cate: itor AmS* Tooms. sun : d at ‘i TAKE WAINWRIGHT OFFI The structure wil) b n te rear, j Eleanor Bertsch: for HH ae ie “ne Tires, Accessories ee Le 1y KORTE. s oO wT STH vw IX “ea ee COSVERE; $60. * 3. The Roett CES Proof, faced y th © Srictly fire. | Sons $514-16 Ny, Kissels Typewriting ; a weep R ji ear salt c) | onal. ke ee ae Larse living room. Peat. Mercantile Trust Company j * ’ 4 } I - ; v4 a J “ fer =} “ 78 888 2646 ee e = . ao ’ a” ’ a ‘ oF - -- i itn ~ of o ti has leaseg on Realty Co.; Matt brick handsomety re erOt | hue, 4-family flat, for Ca mars a ee ee 5 ynetolia_ pretty 6-room efficiency, | oom open: $50. 8 Sor. four | eR Ee eas BOODr ELLA ey oF ~ a, : Lely — ai 2 . 41a, [oy Lathryn : p ee . . NE : i icteocy, | _"0Oms: Den: S50). ) @ and 5 reom effi | 85 LE, 37! — —autiful 4-room fas, electricity, refr arsished ap rimeng. see seneuve =-fuom Zi t venth and Chestnut Streets e equipment fn the kitch TES Beye ~ is0t8, 33x1 S6 fe each nix ae S ¢, . ™ mit | Ctemey; heat, as and light furnished a ae Ing ice waz BDODT ElioWw ona ble , | Oo which it wit remove May 29 to include electric ventilate fn 18/4600 block 4 derson ave : Weckin ree: | eo ® concern, © refrigeratio “etn rand) H. Kissels * ' > ONC of the n, a | is ge Utomatic £as StOVves, ater, clocks —~ Toa Each aparime hard ‘A —— © light rooms, (e535) ‘beds with - t equipped wooed fleors, tile bath, i + be ~~ > ; " Ix : | BEAUTIFUL | ae best | ironing c. ilinicin A é i : Al _sondition: © a h boards, built b os wate Pe | 4933 anh alee PST ii mee fs * : lartmsenae ons . hoon * rooms, 7 _ * SEMIR- Cabinets |... : corner: | - : u 2 . steam : $55 - located at 19 N. Seve as been | et 1° cabinets, | rOOM Cottage, to anes Buckingham BS ANDERSON STOCK & Bib son, $75. the nth street for The bujta: bersyser ¢ ; i Past 15 years e Ullding Was des}j ; -J« hier, : xt : enacnmnen ees MC) |g Me Pog, ‘+ sOOms ond floor rest Pn47, CeRCY: $3 sec. | “SERS, ect & brick dwelling im di ro | it : _ v0 "block Penrose St} TA Ore st =45J. ot 65 feet on B mediately: = IN SHERW iM. Straunr 3 ; CABANNE. 55314 radley avenue to » x’ | 000 rau, ver, 40 feet “ sig e tO a client of ( REST, WEBSTER, SoLp SC" s+ c= ce — 7 62 ) | | Estate en : H U N | j ON 4 Rk} ¥ \ ree - vr . feet . 20 a Of Georgé W. « AKMS HO ; BULANICAL on Gregg avenue in Tamm anj/., 2 2¢ attractive lacs eee . ulow Sold. ar LE] ~ ~G 4VU0T2) ¢ . = 5 The oo “ i = tate tii PEP any Lor S@rvire-+ GH. te i —— HOTEL: SAUM +i the so, +) residence at 4@ e@State of George W. Julou ~,OMPORT ART y eek eat ae CALIFORS RN OS (cds ‘ ivi UNwest corne | COnSistin a ee ad, TPR RLETE Hore 2s. ows Ab sb ~ . ? \ ons. € 0 “Tieity and elect rie refs, ere. et | COlfa,x 3945. WANS ,. A ia ad DI KSTELHORST co... 5856 it of Grah m the east! spare ‘Ock Hill road, in | Dutch colonial home MARCY mansser in bduil@ine Ssralion; | CLEMENS. @3ig— eat pee _0200. ) “Th Brockmeie, a Svenue to lL. “ota Forest, Webster Groye “7 in cennection. Opposite bean” - emma ts jee ar lines. school pe co eaee, located J€C Ore ter : NOlCV-Wilcn aa bie , * eee Ts lain Se - 950 room . ark: very moderate rente ir Wan: 7 SUit: open (“g} nitor ~o S. . , 2 , 450N Real P & ' Oth ar so he Tfrparne + 4. Ly! Servic +34 ‘ a > ¢ Q er nts. M Ma Ti? ‘ - ‘x @as Willy or z= - ~ ~ Will erect a h c Rouse, who Cobh ‘ ‘ @ ‘ ty ca Mrs. P tie in the ‘.a Sa: L10Nn, The iif = " Sed Bige 2 « & mane Premises, Rand "034. O1]® Rais wArtie a SOSSK or PAarkviex { LEME Ss Sh 4 ‘1 ) Nive Toe: e, Stock . : 4aughter of Christ i -8F°rs co nN pany alsn sold lene g ar \ tty ( . ms -" ‘ “i Af °y iene, - po! * ing » eT 5. r som a Mo ae AE R. | a ¢. 711i . hestnut. — oo Dor: nS F; ; .: a ri dec sity : S.. President or the And _ ' Vakleigh To M rc« H »% se . ‘ )}) - . 4 {hi 14 QD & { Nestniet {ff T ike ‘ONCexei. ae — $65; Sublease 2 17] mata I$35 LO 6. { . AR ANNE : coseny t Oration, by J 1. tei Stocke B _ erson. | ow 1O.cn Brown ‘ a ai i -Alr os . ~ vali a | JOHN s BLAKE & tsT J. " Epstein « Son. =~: - vermann Realty Co |The Eggers compan: «1 Peed y} — — ~ Po Ty See These New Ans ee = _ ERO ‘ 7 — ile In& Dey tion ac lipped ™ + . endl ~ avenue to “sat = Of Bessio Pony. and is beautifully decorate i| Gratiot Street, between Mune ia (He x ) MOP service Frigidmive ums: heat. jan. ae ONLY ee Sie ate wetlcne pt eds. incinerators. . yp tee. efficiency: ag |. Monton for r OO: Chee [ORG Well ~avennoe cy. 7 Tee tS] OO : | lar )y} | A i| | New fireproof building. P EUGENE J. ALTH Eiger ly $60 babie;onen + ~Poseesmame ee t ry; lot on SOuth tng . eXterior iS of artistic nial fs a The Ee re) aa ne en id s., Sh ae o ‘w a wr) ae. My) q e V) a ay Down de SS OOd re iZhborhoeod wii) — t Mome. - saimmer - just finished . . on ) f ay MER ING ales £17 Chea LIAMS & . oi INGBURN : , eton ave “L | desi : ~~ @£2¢ attract: * ail, & Consists of 9, v Hi FLO Sa decurate. ie) i] eectrie refrig : ’ | CARS =a — Jeeinut st S732 Se at . . , Car! . ae sign active | of 2 ar ee ? RA: 45367 — . erators, arteraft we 2610—6-room aDarT ones | 53 Deima: = da on, to “age et maatok §S Sub. =n. Cds feet of Property ang Mr. Wa ° ; ae per - ) te Ve rooms as = y) Sarage iT v- room weg — mirror doors, — | @F hear electric gh. pomncon cl aaa i Cr 'NCORDIA LAN “7 —— » A. Meredi — it | te suna; ee “ae time and cor | GRAN] * telephone cabinets. ~ fj) CATES” @ne eS. | efficiency. @“e urne ' nt Co. for Geerse nn In. ; Pane s of \atson O'Rourke Pr ona Subdi, ide and Dla ae +4 if are ; 2) M ry “' rea Sona b ner - Le Ma3 ute on aon and stairs. big proc ; at? Death ee: "este, fireproof: che ver | icebox. heat,” how wale, P . + say. | ‘atson : : . | On the market at Ge 6: ice ) GRANT fi Ment 3 perc fat and lanitor «e ; “s ——— ns thd > Tare ; a Carle Snother lot on South side 9¢/ folloy ; i Rourke reports the | erate priced } a a | | ‘§ Hear’ Lene Re IG ER RICIENCY; | these ned: rent vers reasonable. Sc. MitOT: reduces Om. Ciliciency > @ Tarar. | =o — ton avenue in Muisck’s synaj. | »-; k aa, wee Wroming | ing one \ “Ona ch OLE] () SSHED. RIVERSIDR ERATION FUR. || _ these today, 4638.26 Gravois. Saeed: $55. Cabany 405-7 | 2(2 DE BALIVIERE® il i~ ric . r Ss] »* -7-° r : Ling, | “ag i} } , Pye . = soa? 4 ade tceg ) | eee — cet : : ‘™; uh ais . ° eens . ‘ Beaut f if P row ry) apa t- ' range a a4 — Sublease 4 larcer n = j a at "eae ‘i “partasent; heat and — Hattie . re cawi® flat: Stee % Brung, 7 ti P. my ‘or +I ‘} Ki FRaNCIoore 2 Grand and Rusecn « m @F 1 et. h Jer i i Oe TNO m S te — — JOST. . ich ron for Hattie ge Edward Seiten i - lient of the Watson-o'Roy i ©o., hag been . ery ac nek Real; ——— LSS 5. ; | a ciency: sunrdo With ey room “T-MILLER. RK. co | Nee ty i'n mon OS iTKe | a tales mis SUL Ve in + ee ——s - “RD > .” on +f. . ' CX y ty " Whitler- 45 - her 7 we FPpOration - re . last 30 dav vo . 3941 ; % z os aT Wash. } ‘ . > oe of Ar ale ; ee o » i avs ™ Ith the m i897 j >, “y> wines eae 74) 5.—*? 3 mene off ' — ; = | 5 *~ es . Cc ‘ ata” ‘ a i wii Ins ia ial > 4 mR . “ae a req Ts SOP hie ee ’ . oe iif ae The Sey ¥ Co. ralow: 907 Fillmore . frame bun. Of the Englis) ait five or SIX TOame ae _ ms, first loor aires et ~€llaApartments’ eek we EO | Hesinut Rann a Bui? — od jamat Be! Realty — > OTick cott . . es “8 US) COtltar, twne vai — USEF iy tte, hte aie aioe tm. j i. GSHIGHWAY . © - — “me male’ Ym ee ie ag ' 1s, six | MULL following " Gas reports the | Fillmore street, vacant, for +h MS°; | slate and tile Peofs. vitrans wee 3693 S. GRAND Fe Call Riverside | O41 SA—4 | east: open Sunday Pt” Porcn: second fa | Tr “MAL aa3 tl i. Ouse at Cas. | COunt of vohn F. abo. «..° "| hardwoos flisers »..::.. Cet New Firenena? 1a MINUSHIGHWAY AND RONITA_ B. SHELP @ oo | pee - ®.. for Charies B. Ke for the Sines . Cin: Goethe. and } ‘olan ‘* OUllt-jn features fareproor Buildin cr iat Ticienes : heat and kitehe TA—3-room CATES. @>37 New, Fro REA LTyY hoe; 1 na} ar unt Of Myrtie S poee Mdividual in iin: «. Just Co is | Seal for couple. Riverside 337R shed; | Maid'’s races With extra toilet and ou! | DELMAR 4aa0 low for N. Street, banga- and Adolph Sartor a : Stoltz | 150 homes in Ww —~ € ‘OSE to © ws VO) plet ed YeCALS] aN > de 33 ‘5. (e62) |§ stand $20 ana £0- “Ans — 400d Wash. } hoe Wate co 4 ; lil on ; . . ee coma Rick: 2852 Shen | brick bungalow mining °«19 Kansas, lalready poo WOdiand Park “iti excelicar “itt extra bedroom or sineie- yi Dev er n-| WEST END REALTy AND s OXse cal BOTTORFF j $s * . “414, . ¢ = Miami si ' . cen “ispdose q 7 * . "e i ss . oF LL, OSU ree UMusya!) cl . i row. 7 . 3 Ce ee apartment - now ; y , : s % son ; a os - N: tins _ : . in ’ : Obey Seeks . mA iat 2) JEFF FF RGALS ee se net. ¢ He«. S"0e. ; - aT Mr ’ ° 2 an, W Shwdod A SES & Se ako. t~ -aae “ON aition . ty . +2 g*-sizeqg , — : avad- a Yeckel, Earicison Ouse, 524° Thro) met m Visiny -1 Co Of Galvec . on “nsurance |! ere 008 fear: a with o rene’ sel gad 34 18 S.—3 rooms, bath a ae 3 —— = nats rw © furnished - cap. oe and >. Or: awies mons: ¢ beth. Bod sun 2 ‘, Yeckel, & Co, pari ¢ ‘ 282 {Vv 2 OSG rf / Vea rs oe : 4 “i te . OxX.. fo 7 five Rein ne “f aeoen hea D5 DO} See MS “or , ‘ ‘ INBE vis. Sith sh Pit. LA KE sas — ~ MO Py floar @0%) ‘ tf and Chestnut - > ‘ i j a . + CleD cies kite 1Co.. for 7 scr Grocery & Bakin Ain 4593 a Dom ond ... _TeOms, alee ) Three-roon; effi nan second addition, > Am 4557. Pere pudlt-in “abinets. gas ; " ° . r ; 9 Vea T built-in wardrobes. —— with Whew Ss. ; ee j i j — . ind _ oe Nut 53! 5 ' aa : oi “tomate refn Cwir ¢ ~~ AA see as i? Yator- 2) : ; tte ; far H , I ‘ a NCcis. SPecia 5 a ite _ ‘ " ' , Arthur Moy le*s« Sale« o ° Nor thwesr j a k . he phn on — a ~ Thom @Tficien. ao ie x lat ®€Tation. Araii- ee = POU to $7 i ay) ; , | oo CHINBERG “hane Sag °lbroek- Bla... —_—! rthur c ees : aed, S106 Tone | pe lDauire Age “ne OO™. furpished- on “430, BODEMYER ; 2070 ~ TENT YL | ™M 45 . oe Estate ts ze Bla: K wes (es Real lar re i Mo. ie reports the Sale ' heat ai janitor ser, , ‘Um s wile bath. CONGFET IGA No 6. . M Ain ack a o Pd ih CATES AV EN T E ' Ain 4593 a 4 PUst in. rep re i‘ x t + ————~ Crafter hrin ~ } . = a ZF . e Marke? in t} ts . cu | South y Ie week ; ii? A ws Gland AMH ERST PL 7 *Fa« : i] De! eae s% ~ Ont i.vy n te Lin 4 haw ~ : shins Beare: : hes. a: ar tak Wer etn : E A. A } STR > ET toda 4 ms “ee ANi1; Tr on eile ee : hat wi 0 > lear Spa rtmmerit The Mo t WwW Miir 7 and John “ oe eat, AnItOr eervige- »2, ' ' . Se CMT Gray 1S) 4600 we ° sti “set. aIteh a. arpny -- “Orland Land Co ae ere, Be a) ang , EST END BEALTY aNp co... 765 ome and bat — HAROT DFE wv ro . om | 2. $360 "SS. Rent @: and @eveloners of By : ners / ex, hange Se ali Sed alen to EVergreen g29- - Pera ind co. heat . anc eniieee por a-dor hee - ' SS I lg +. ILES« ~ ENS ONT | pat ? mace. report hhines ye Ridge tor. Vernon ss - - : re farm near Mt | NORTHLAND eis Sif 7 — sti ‘art: plenty at mic — if ii — eas ahi . ef hee oes quyina — = ~ _ GArtie ie — i — : rr. > nd te the Webb. oe = contract St Lo ? * legs haries A. Reilly of i : actively furnished. , efficiency. at. —— _ ant & utomet; 700 — ites Cat. gae Samia " ~ —ow " efficier: H 5 : , i: Boone Paving Coe ore. uls Ler a Cottage at S? ® “ . | Water ipelnded ; B55. WALT leet ric. het. ; . ELMER r BRICHT 8a Tih os ‘SEration. CA banr ; na ite. 54.35 pom EAS? ‘TA RAW ™ ‘Paving of the last two for | neriy avenue belo « S'29 Ken. | OR Woes Chestent, “TER JONES R | 4738 Gravois = Rilversi@e ane GY L oe) | 945 Roo Orr EePICIES Cy $55 DELMAR BL * ‘ -* ° ; - - eee | . wom Ft ’ i ee : : P . ts, Musgra : =306 (onrner of @: ; R YE? Hardee a! , ENCY. $6000 For $84 ¥. va, Modern. 3 ana =. Lenuis eansnate 4 itACE ; [Od | Oonre bath. brma kt : ina~s 7 : on Cas at " ere . : Teome. ite, )} : a ' vais rar ' as’ lal Se ad Tree ry i Crete pat) wi ee 2 * Ma. o vx SHE! p’ Spen : b50 > nd ean ' x ® | and Maryiend - —= Murphy ‘bede"es and faniter near ; Rath 7m". Dreak ee y B3 ‘a os "OCiIme, , desires from sige: “Fricia. eramer aye. ore-hals binck nerik . ; ent bath «: —_m oo. BANISTER gE. | ar CLATTON, Rus a or and fanitar CO. MAéim 0444, rege» | 2 mudineed | ik-— Masager ‘at Pulding . ae er iE Ore Bice

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; a SUNDAY, FUNDAY,,, .. MAY 13, 1928. MAY 13.1998) >... ga 1500 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, F or Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. APARTMENTS EOR RENT Se APARTMENTS SOR EN West | ain APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT mens. bery desirable: Kelvina LAKF, 724A Beautiful 7 rooms: decorated and painted a periment; Westminster Rott. Lindell 5 Becutifal @rcoo, steam heat, janitor “pervice; $U5. CAbany 4023R. “a "6 (Lincoln Apts.)—Four bath; at a low rent; Rap and WASHINGTON. 6120—.. full-size room wi ill put Bd fine order; rent is $60 a value soon service. Wal ht Bid ‘‘New Apartments”’ 9878 PLYMOUTH we. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 “Chestnut, AN, 6010—4 Lenny ——s « ee . we =s Y sto te g SE LUXE APARTMENT | | d ] Bl. . at Newstead BB poser it att Say with washing ma- ge ees Will decorate Open for inspection. & R. G. SCOTT, OREO? y chestnut. St. Suites Bo extra ms; & breakfast set furnish- 9 $62.50. re GHROEDER. WATSON REALTY CO. 815A Chestnut — ——s er WATERMAN. BS03——3 large rooms and pen. C Abany 1499W.(e83) N 55oR— First floor, 8 rvoms 0 _o, I, EPSTEIN & ISON, 617 Chestnut, (*‘Orient’’)—dJ-room ef fi- oars electricity -, gas included; Eee BE. & R. GC. 8 455 —First or third AUREL, 308 — St : Rock and Grnee Methodist corner Pershing, 1% 5 . Xe se ne he car; desirable apartment; WATERMAN, 60: 76—4 rooms, moder: 800 —— i et Las tes SSL LR/ F, a Mn AA) est HARLAN COURT we ; : Zi : iii: | i 5463 DELMAR BL. ; An ||| desirable apartments. Each ie | I a accom efficiency. Rental Ne 4 Be ctectricity, gas, ice and phone; » we desired. Rent only $64." ysnager at building, or see QREON E. & R. G. SCOTT 800 Chestnut 5t. and large sun parlor: 2d floor north, Ope for inspection. Phone _ BS) Entral 0314. (64) ase. 6 rooms, cool: 1] ~ WILLIAMS. MORTGAGE CO., MAIn ann mi a : fiielderntion and APARTMENT S FOR RENT West NEW EFF ICIENCIES—L z OW oY 1158-60 Hamilton: J autraciien “~~ roums, dressing closet. stove, refrigerator, electric, gas, etc. Inspect Mi rapa 3 $45 and $5¥. GLICK. Chestnut. MaAin 4182. ators, POST-DISPATCIL APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED .4 ret : | j : : : APARTMENTS FOR RENT ee APARTMENTS FOR RENT RNISH i hk oy A ill FOUR ROO M S—$70 and Janitor Service: repo 4 bed, bedrooms, will make attractive i ILIA N.—4 larger, ‘airy pate ny, “Fiigtdaire elc.: coo re _ Nem +4 large living roum with 5 00); tun 0909" 7. room Teton =e CONCESSION.” 5610 Enright, apartment 306; block l or . er; new fireproof building, one oF long: Murphy in ah and bath, tinted stippler walls Kelvinator. elevator, gas and elee- by the hour: onee; light and air See miana- north Delmar; sublease ti}} Sept. with cool south exposure: also living room, dinette, kitche ‘ni, tile incinerator. electric tricity furnished: maid service garage in basement - posse ssion Will rent for $77. 50: £v0d ~ on qulet and beauti: ul street, ger on premises. LELAND, grt $67.50. 2647—I1st floor: : igeratio back porch; 2 Rent $57.50. See manager on premises. H. RODEMYER & 5 ing #un in Al condition; M. 109 N. Eighth St. : AWLEY R. Co. LELAND. A gear decorate to ‘suit: ROSENBLATT REALT wright Bld dg.. MAin 4645. 726—S5 rooms and sun parlor: bed. corner, reasonable, CAbany LIMIT, §$33-737—~A5 bed, will ee to suit: Janitor service: WATERMAN. S133 Six oe and 6U PARE SAVINGS TRUS’ O3XX PERSHING 8: entire apartment ( PR Bates ard ‘finished floors; (corner Skinker) — Enxcep- concrete construction soundproof, fireproof: 6 ernie FRANCISCUS REALTY Co., WAT MAS 5607,—Third "Visor: bebatifal ape rtment- MAAALA FE GATE, 904—O-room efilicency; ren ly arranged; 4 bedrooms; refrige ration if Sootned rooms, ; including gun room, STGATE, 505-6 beautiful rooms, rooms, heat, janitor serv Outside (—sd floor, beautiful —_ ble. open. (c33 x) “Tak e368 LT Atiractive, light; 6 TGATE, elaceae sar Amn gnroom; decorated. CAbany 7923. - __{c5) 504 gp ane one Bldg. 0961 WATERMAN 7-room up- -to- date ee touthern exposure; the best electrical ol ed Ww ATE RM AN MAURETANIA 5540 PERSHING 3, 4 and 6 room efficiencies. $75 and 4 | all pouveniences: ee ZEREG A BROS. AGENCY CO., RP, 84. ELL, 41 66—4 rooms, — ewe o~ ATE, 812——l1st floor ~ ame o HON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. = See manager on premises. M. hay oho & aa ge bed $70; con- n to reliable tenant. PAr view O2015. (c62 Ww eo location ; : ‘ou — the smastment vr CORNET & ZEIBIG., MAin LINDELL AY. APARTMENT oor 8 rooms, enone floor; 5: HAU SCHU ite i E. r ane ogee decorated and in perfect , “Pettingill Apartment’? 5985 WATERMAN AV. 5630 PERSHING | tion. Call owner PArkview 3184J or Room @ DUBINSKY REALTY Co., 504 Wain- right Bide. frst floor, FOrest 7454W. 3 ROOMS—DRESSING ROOM | MURPHY BEDS, BATH MiRIGHT, 5847-6 rooms, sun parlor, Nice 3-room efficiency; DELTA arate ¢ Sesie IGHT. tac floor east ——— 4009 eg emeverd. beautifol 5-roonr | | tricity and gas ‘chine: Wi it Ww ALL Ss; EXC EL eee Ty ATION: JANI- within 5 minutes walk of Forest. Pa‘ % W REN OM ENZ REALTY CO. CHest. 8452. 3. CORNW ELL ice! Ke lange eal rooms; reduced to $70 a@mirably located. The list ot eT. - Suarantee, ge $s R. FE. CO., CHestnut 6900. KRATZ REA LT Y ¢ NEW Er So. nicnite 8 b60—7 rooms; 2 baihs; ga- Maneeut at building. lt ones E. & R. G. Scott, 800 Chestnut. BLENHEIM C ae ger on Premises «t*e ep I tC ee tpt tn NRIGHT, §857—5-room apartment. heat. | 4066 Lindell Boul. hot water, screcned ‘vednaaee porch; rea- : MYER & CO. sopable to food tenant. (ec) ~g §610-— Beautiful efficiency: ex- ne gly Bs es i EGeE BURY DRIVE, 625 ail very ondapac + GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO frigeration furnished bf CORNWELL R. rooms, electrical yetrserauon | Craftex decorated: Call CEntral 9037 LINDWORTH spams Apartmen: ts ‘conv mal ho | The Apartment Supreme — New Apartments 6304 3S. Rosebury, es bedroom, electric refrigeration; at- EIG JHTH ST. a a concession on unexpired lease. Apartment a ee ——"x == —— —Four rooms, $55. ~ —— ~ 7 mania NT EPSTEIN & SON, 61% Chestnat, — a ws Sf0cLID. 302A N.—6 rooms, modern; heat LEY ~ ° “ and janitor service. JEfferson s8e2 » DOS iN —a a ee Ce frp, 908 N.—Ist floor south: =~ \ “° steam heat and janitor service. SS = HIRE R ROAD | : J BATHS TWO-YEAR LEASE &. Overlooking Forest Skinker road and Forest aire and garage are in- rooms. OTTO NETJENS. 122 ¢ hestnut st. month; fireproof building; garage in pear if desired. One block north of [Delmar. See janitor or call DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY 504 Wainwright Bldg. ing heat. light. ras and refrigeration, premises or call 6158-70 Waterman Just Eest of Skinker Now Open for Inspection Five-room apartments; heat, light, gas, electric, refriger- and garage. pletely equipped in keeping with its excellent location— see representative on prem. rooms and bath, pensive fixtures, ’ The most attractive sonable apartment in St. Louis. . G. RUPP RLTY. CO., PArkview APARTMENT 6301 ROSEBURY. 3 and 4 roorns, West of Forest Park. Will decorate to suit. GIRALDIN BROS. ; craftex decorations, ‘Euclid Terrace Apartments ;' 785 N. Euclid; 4 and 5 room apert- | mt; nicely arranged and in conyen- | t location; rent $60 to $70 per | CARLETON 4616 LINDELL apartments of 8 to > ee ee ee Spring and Summer. TRANCE AND water, janitor; reasonable. Cal] manager, DElmar 1285. —— FOREST PARK. 4348—4 rooms, heat. po | SAN BUNITA, $05: ises today or eall, a LOBBY joms- concealed bed: adults. . SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. || FOREST PARK. 4384—4 large Tet | , TON ae "GBS0-— Second floor east: & Cornet & Zeibig — —_ SEE COTT Cornet & Zeibig FOREST PARK. 4346—4-room eificiency: owner on premises. Lindell 0495W. (c&) 719 CHESTNUT | + SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. on Fuge POREST -PARK, 4507—Attractive 4-5 wom efficiencies; newly decorated. ILA- ade 24615. (c8h9) “$319— Don?t fail this attractive 6-room apariment; able DREST PARK. 4366—4 rooms, reception pall: new stoves: no lease required: rea- ‘THE fan ASE APARTMENTS — hy SLEMENS, S900A——5 rooms, janitor eefye Mpeds: dressing | room; porch: cheap . ce: rent $85. CC eee D558. ' MiLTON, 12i2—o revoms, screened LEMENS, a sunroom rch: reduced rent. CAbany 4639W. | MAPLE. 5605-—6 rooms. . A BOKERN. Fullerton Bl ig. 2 "BEDROOM sieeping porch. Cabany ib73w, LEMENS. 604 APARTM EN TS | . 89502—TVirst floor west. AYL TON. 1Zl7—4 rooms, 2 Mur pris Call GRand 2050. bed; weeds: will decorate. plverside 4310. tesa) | residentia! district; Sanites RSA, { : eit. TON, 600— G@par.t ment, Ds J16—Attrac tiye 2nd floor. iilesa ‘O87 0. (cRO) 4 LEMENS. 6060—Beautitul 4-family ‘apt. j-room ' efficiency, including 2 bedroome: ic Open from 1 to 5 ‘floors Eat tasened : FRANCISCUS, ‘Main 4487. | vacy, ghee 4 rooms: arranged ne pri: : Is elie MILTON 1396 — Apartment; furnished + See E.W 1 ixos LINC. " WT &i. ree vard: with garage. LEMENS. 6265—4 rooms, attractive: 5677 Washington, 5 rooms and d MAMILTON, 1298—PFive roums, $75; @ssion. JEfferson 5830. Kiverside 5440. Marphy bed: heat | (ch) | om. CHestnut "8037, or CAbany , “$50 » CORNWEL Lane CO., 4359A—Apartment ‘ Pagers 4 AND Ebates Ge x a HAMILTON. 1311—Third floor: 5-room | * eificiency: 2 Murphy beds. See owner ; -EMENS. 5602 : Th ware: ana rd oe premises. (Cc) | si; Oo rooms tile bat eat and re ~ MILTON, 6§U90—~4 « lor. | ation: convenient location, P, W. Dit STELHOK ST CU.” 5856 ehiedar. ifax 3045. WANSTRATH. COlfax Parkview 0200 PARK SAV a TRU ST gh -EMENS, 6319—5 rooms. pen Sunday for Inspection, E. BOKERN, Fullert ics ORRINGTON UNIV E RSITY cr’ TY MAMILTON, 762—92-4 efficiency: every- thing furnished. or unfurnished ; janitor, - THE ¢ FON G RESS 1 3g Lg or rge © ge inclu ™m wit Mur new ah greatly redu —~ iad (cg BMAN, 721—Attractive 6 rooms: alsu 4_ th Murphy bed; screened porch, Friz- mre: sce today: reduced. (ec) | Four-room efficiency apartment with ving room “with in-a-dor bed. Large and small apartments. BANS, arge rooms, hg 2 sunrooms: newly decorated; eonven- Bay. located; most reasonable. CAbany RENAN. 730__Six larce rooms: beauii- | a y decorated : idea] arrangement: now | i $k0 WR. SHELP & CO... 100 N. 9th | EMENS. of +o—3d floor east: 6 rooms: lent Frigidaire ; very desicabis ex: *T) ocation HN BL ARE & BRO. 815 A mie rent. [MAN 711—University City: 4 and 5 fooms. will decorate throughout: reasuu- “THE SENATE ' nished at $10.00 seitional cect | es ER « CO. 9978 CLEMENS Dandy 5-reom efficiency: all newly dec ed; immediate possession: rent reasJn- | ys} SAVINGS TRUST CoO. pain and De Mun. Hlland 3390. fc) | FP LAMON' Y. 1175—5 and 6 rooms; new- Y decorated: famil; apartment: electric "65 Union Boulevard Stories—F ireproof 4. er—tirand-new e. open, 44 pe ANGBURN, REALTOR. ret Meerator; Murphy beds; fi $ din EV ergreen ROD. lreproof | oT AM INT. 1287B—3 rooms. with 5- | e ive ap: building Mm efficiency: ” Murphy beds. hard- | lusive apartment bulldip New York's finest Park Ay 504 W ainwright Blas. Congress Hotel service “S09 N.—4 rooms, hardwuod | on Wei § J. "FRICK R. B. Co.., tricity and refrigeration. nT LE ENE ee W eutiinete r Pha ae 7 bs CAbany 4400. (c62 pro floors, tiled SE aac, janitor gerv- CORDA Lay oA gg -room Rey, rent $35 per mnoth, Apply 1287 | ficiency, 2 gas gtore, in Call CAbany 0224 x, heat, hot "Sater, OP aAtK ew 120% PORTON, 5902—4 rooms, with Morphy | (cS) bed in sunroom summer rate, $5°.5 eS cran : REALTY AND CONST. co., Jin DE BALIVIERE Evergreen 6227, 3416 Union, x room) apartment; heat and janitor: Dr DRIVE. o— Apartment, arranged 84 JOST: Mir. LE R van $60; open. ors families: 3 pr USCHULTE RB. K. CO., 2407 N, B’way NTRRD RN Ea $35. MAR. 436: —* rooms, modern; # -" wee T-MILLER 0. dMcCAWLEY Ti. CO.. Main 2813. ‘BALFOUR BUILDING ‘41—4 rooms, newly deco- UNIV tag daa E—AT £ "finest oeation in city. MARK, 4] oo putin and bath a3 I , oes Chest nul, 745 _ cd. 3d floor, 6 nice 3729—3 and 5 rooms, amen ea soi of spacious design fireproo! oe egemala nd up; JULIUS HALL ET and — eS. on first and To be decorated EON |B. é RG BooTr t fooms. Murphy bed: rent I; . UCceU; MAR, ms, wage ‘a _— aH Suit. DElmar 3802. - rr hed at furnished *$30 aoe also “nt : '. 6008.—5 Tooms, very Te ; ia. § up. Cabany (1011. (S32 ¢ i . a: concession: = third eo: MAR cL A—§ PS aioe bath, Sant oe (c8O) janitor a 65 ‘ o726 5 tue IN. WALTERS REALTY oo. dtoorated: concession. Riversice $3530 MAK room (cOD) 367 75- 85—L KA N D-OLI VE A PTS. LTY CO... 4914 Delmar. Poms. steam heat. oe 6A Gum ¢ y ’ ot 4 = er ; s3° FOrest OS48. BOTTORIF SGSBULY, Si: $b Sng west; 5 adie 5. room efficienc y: "9 conce aled beds: Bout ky apo: a W EST P INF | ‘WASHINGTON, 4465-4 room apart =a, | ed throughont ‘and are now ready for oc. 3. M. LEVI & CO.. + el refrigeration. K ingsh ighw ay }—6-roon) _by doetor unti] May 9501. | w ASHINGTON, ent Suh ase apartment. MAR. eo "Soa, cat SON. STOCK FE. ‘BO a water; $7 FO y + "hag Y, 6615 — Five r s ° \rORFF REAt TY : oo = rage: wil! put in Riga omen : _ _—0-room apartment. ner; 3 ao iT R. CO. 814 Chestnut. coorated, janitor service, ha , M APARTMENT— . rent reduced. — rest 0617M Bd Kingsbury. ARTMENT— nade im- late . MAR, 6251—4 or ¥ DOKSERSION. ic) ‘Phy bed, janitor, VE Vergreen 4918. SRO BURY. 07 474—B5 large rooms, _— at. *"? IN, 730—Furnished 3-room efficiency, y Slis N. Broadway. elf) . 6540 N —Furnished HENRY R. WEISELS CO.. aes aE ne pacecgpnnen eahere 8 ~ Me ge © care al aI «mata Ane ieee nt 4170 L ELL Three rooms, nicely furnished: homelixe > 4 3 ; ; Choice Furnished Ap’t, $60 newly furnished large bright living room, kitchenette, bat gas, electric, water, heat janitor service included, furniture, furnish- silver equal to any nd ND ‘room - SO d : "res ent manager. y 2 CO., 908 Chestnut st. ane! 0330 or JF fferson McPHERSON, 4252 NATURAL BRIDGE, 50 : z 2 rooms, bath: private home, vw High-Class Apartments eeeo Pershing: vewly decorated: a}! Out Bide rooms: G-room efficiency. cOpsisting OF living room. sunroom. dinniz rooms, kitchen. two be sae ae hathrom and show- er: must be seen to be ee ccrsted. $75. 5314 PERSHIN Four rooms and sui 2 A ”’ Murphys beds. bath with shower, S7(. Why not look at oo tgy sper’ menis’? They are thie la “ and janitor . Manager on premises, CAbany 4586 or 4687, or HOUSAM REALTY COMPANY APA hh ENT —5-room efficiency, } : near car and 8 “ manele SCOTT. x0 c heatnut, 42390-—We enerate furnished apart- a Beautiful Travmoor Apartment, corner Clara and-Waterman av.. | ,8 rooms and three bathe, decorate to su'!t, | new all-poreelain 1L. eonard refrigerator, | equipped with Kelvinator: large sun | lor with tile floor, high est class and best | floor west. P articulate | phone C ¥F. Levy. CEntral 0314. 1c65 | be -* arranged, — SHERIDAN APARTMENT, 447% OLIVE. RENTS REDUCED. $50 4 or 5 room efficteney: newly deco: | ‘al rated and painted: buildincs complete. | | Jy renovated: electric and gas included. Elevator service. Oreon KF. & R. G. Seott, 800 Chestnut. J12 sate merge Life Bidg.. Pr ments all over West End: 2 rooms, $40- s $55: new efficlenctes, all newly furnished: Call Lindell 7389 for free cane caatiees no charges: unfurnished, sett ~~ | FURNISHED APA RTMENTO? rooms, large shade Site: | everything furnished: ROO 453 DE BALIVIERE AY. PHONE CABANY 2074 oo KRINGSHTIKHWAY. os _ ' , nay, ty, Oy Peggy a tly Ot, Ln ip elit r } » furnished apartment: CO eet a ae ne een a a mt Murphy bed. Drivete bath, pho - for es pa 15-Sept. 1: _CA Dany iu i} | 1W.te) ee || KPARTMENT— With kite eet ee A\DELMAR G oes APARTMENTS © Northeast corner Delmar and Kincs land: living room, with Murphy bed dressing closet. kitchenette, Dbreakfart room and bath: rent includes heat, light. gas and electric. refrigeration: SAO to $70. HENRY RR. WEISELS CO. 730 Chestnut. MAin 4557 nA RT er rs v ss K—— 3 room — wy ° Apartment Hotel ; 530 Union Boul. ¥-story, Fireproof 3-45 Rooms. Fur- nished vor unfar- | APARTMEN) — New, >) Tae raennaie A | 541 (by Forest | - 1 " Weekly, $20: monthly. 875-6109: abana 7 4-6-room cpeticlene } eo a ‘an Page. _(cb2 i i al | 4, ~s att urnished Refrigeration. Dining Room in connection. APARTMEN1—4 Ss Pr . — te —— _ — me wal # orest ‘al e20: monthly. 857-8100; +4 room efficiency ; ‘Ab > pt Mie 5 KPARTMENT- “Chater, a Ted. concession. FOr. ets Choice Furnished Apartments | APARTMENT? —Furnished, i REGIS ; S-room and 10-room apart- ‘Uj; ments, overlooking Lindell bl. and Forest Park; most attrac- tive location. || Franciscus Reatty Co. iH 804 Chestnut. PERSHING APARTMENTS : f-room eft heleney. Seer aa iy Be ? Be AS ne ce iN gel eaee eB eomplete for homachetis mer’ un or without linens, silver: tifully end luxuriously furnished - : rk. See tanitor oe al le po wien DIFESTELHORST R.. 5856 Deieer: aT BROWNING . i eeteteeennnetaetin ee ae | APARTMENT—Sublet, > rooms with sun overlooking Forest Park; HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. AGENTS? BEM; BLAKE RENT Liss ee Aen meet a ee “Sas bi. 5 al eraished completely: — Spacious and Elegant DeLuxe Apartment BRENTMOOR 5414 Delmar Blvd. quarters. OREON E. @ R G. SCOTT 800 Chestnut St a neta eel 75 as. electric refrigeration: 7 Ab Vad b iy Contse avemene’ || APARTMENTS ic The ‘ 3 5536 PERSHING Beautifully _ferciched room effi- f-foot living room. ( two in-a-dor bec*: newly and a) completely fursushed for houseckerping, — Also a 4 reors efficiency, beautifully | Rear theen age | APARTMENT---7 rooms, nning June for sum- porch, tile bath, x. 4 rooms, tile bath, ae ee APAKTMENT ~—— Attractively living reem — oe _— her 5 | Rental inclodes light. . tien. all Nnens. silver. heat and janitor . ; elevator, manager on premiecs. ; 10 rooms, 5 baths: comprises the Bpac jousness of a private residence with alle the conveniences of a modern anarunatt Garage and chauffeurs te om none . wa sublease June 1- ons: oR. | APARTMENT-—Westgate. from June am * 15: 4 spacious roome, aleo sun par- | CABANY 6375 or rune R. 00.. a bed: southwest and gen 312 Internationa C wee, with Murphy a piane and Victrola. Call

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scNpay. a er. pois pw 1500 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLA TS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. __ MAY 32 ag Bo —————— _ rT BUSINESS PURIC S) T0-T— ~BUSINESS. PURPOSES “TO LET—BUSINESg “SUBURBAN PROP. P. FOR RENT | =~ HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. “HOUSES, F “FLATS, cages “ae ~ HOUSES, “ELATS, mm YATE, 2374 —5-room efficiency apartment: FOR RENT, FOR COLORED FOR RENT, FOR COLORED | FOR RENT, FOR COLORED “Central = very low, bELI. 1946—3-room. collage; electric; | HO’ SEs—.01 and 207 8. 22nd St. TWENTY-FIRST. 14183 N.—td floor: five WASHINGTON. 8334—tLargce, new store: Pa. THTs—Secing B believing: 10 clean MS—Hot-water heat; 125x110: —_ S13: colored. Beet 2208 — 2210 Bugenia a ig rooms and electric. rent reduced to eon | fom; Iocation. syitable for auto purposes: ce; availa le no*: ake “Kiskwood-Ferguson car, transfeer BENTON, -S12A— frooms; imside toilet, | noone $: co i rent duc 0. J. MCCAWLEY BR. CO, MAin 2813. rent © ¥ 86 3 | : furnace: Pioriena nt. get of at Small Station, 188 electric. $18. 12123 N. 7th. ade dition. 35. Wad. Bg Le first _¢ B TWE NTY- FIRST, 14°3 N.—3 rootns. STOR a TY location. a ia ‘| house @aat. Crow BIDDLE. is47—3 cood rooms: electric; | EK E, 912 \ States ight Blig ed iE . and electr = 5 . Sth st. : x q building MORRIS AA (%) | dRrPERSON 1419 N—ZS rooms, earase | MATHEWS REAL ESTATE CO. inor, | DUS Bt: WV UELLSTON MORTGAGE UCO., | . second floor, 4000 equare feet, sprinkler and 4 The lot size is 153: on 3807- tains 40,000 sq. ft. ASTHIFOR ok Ch nestput. | 113-2. pest 7600 Ae " feet, beat and elevator. bam} bath, f race. | 4 iy ! mons elestric fixtures: rooms, Pes erated. 4. FOR LE ASE | BRANTNER. e110 r wun, room fat and en- | A. A. STEINLAGE. R CO., 4 Chestnut = Sauer st. 3 S807 East: yn AY. CAbany 61580. (c7#) : : . " Tr : Li & ec ic = 6 —— if oe : - Pe PL i Modern residence, sarage and cottage, | Closed perch, newly painted, gas. e “uc ; boAL LEDE. 3514—10 rooms. = bathe: yet AY cea Pe $003. vere. aes oe | omg 16th and Market, northeast corner, sec- | dec ; ‘ eee wast ie aes Sa “With igh ond air o ashington Square feet. heat, sprinkler and elevator, | C? e e° t Ww a tock * Se ashington AY. oie and 6 room 4}. make a wonderful £ 0—? rooms, sun pa-lor, y atulte: coon: S52. Sa ® rt eautiful grounds of five acres, well shaded | we 4 2UF rated: $75 3506. = 7 MeDON Ai’ tAh TWENTY -T! HIRI ® a S.—9o fine rooms. ood ol third floors; 27 rooms: newly square feet (corner ene). 1a a oo ~ - 3 3 ~~ we ss % “2 . ; o Bd Lng tll. sates pn \ . thai i ee a nee an ae Ligk 6 $s. n wl v iN y cilia | 50. Owner 1 to 5 Sunday.1*) | — x .| WALNUT, 2611 B—4 rooms and bath 7 erm lease. See Mr. Sodini. oe o | CA SALLE S339—@ rooms slectrie: $30. | JOST-MILLER BR. E. CO, 113.8 id fF ee rated throughour very low Ww AMs ORTGAGE E CO. MAIn 1485. ric: newly decorat ed: $30; - — | “OF : AND CH fost) McDUNALD. LLIIL Chestnut. MAin orn. | LA SALLE (OS — 3 rooms, first floor. WAL NUT oe large rooms: in good | 912 8. gecond floor; 3 rooms *) | tectric: rent $20. MaAin 2724. (cB2*) | pa ito be put in first-class condition for of- a | abot Si30—Wrooms aud recepion r " HOME | repai hall; hot-water heat: strictly modern: Ov NTRY H J i faRR. 1935 AG rooms. bath, 355 | LA SAL LE. 2831—3 large roo: rooms, electric ; NORTH tt LOUIS TRUST CO,, ' fices, doctor, dentist, ete.: facing corner | * $135 per month: under S-year leare: ga. ee AACH R. CO., INC., 826 estnut &> Io — S08, 72o «¢ ae 6%) | 3504 N. Grand, Cheuteau and hag excellent transfer point. ‘ | 27 , 4 SALLE. © 3 nic Wal NOT, Ti —? roon B40). nt reasonab 5 NG * Send 00 | RO. ae © tee eke Rent J. SLONIM REALTY CO. BUILDINGS 2g CEntra \ 2—3 n QRORTTORR MASER ane 1 ith. FREE RENT. | CARROLL, 1713—6 rooms, house nog- | BEN iv FHEIMER & BRO. REALTY. co, | ie ie Renken . ae Se een L051, tnut st. | - : © rooms. sleeping porch. lavatory ©” | “ern: onposite Peabody School. | 9 Rens bh anxen, 3 rooma, electric, in good | _ MAin it'y . Broadway, four stories and basement. NCE—6-room furnished asemibu firat floor. bath, toilet om second floor: | — O16 Rear © roonis, with electric. | LA S ALL E. 2028-—2 rooms, gas 12.50 "0a ~ oar 4} SPACE IN S $0 : . 55 x1 = galow = Lyra Maniewood, for sum- / hardwood floors. large fireplace. (CASS 910— rs cen) MORRIS AACH R. CO., INC... 826 Chestnut : 4 eentn, oom 9. | For lease: in one of the best locations ae mer, $7 month: might cunsider os | @ acrea beautifully landecaped ang addi- | $11. _ oe = | ¥ = 1400T, $ 8. O Washington av. wholesale district; | oe 9 MANCHESTER per month "it renter worl] gice room | tonal 60 acres under cultivation; fruit SS, 914—s large rooms; gas, eieciric; | egle viecation : Eood "Jor a —_ ; on: rensonad’s. ‘isea remain of premises: present caretaker | CASS, 3002-5 ROOMS. GAS, eT 3 — | ermee cif ts Chestnut. te) | iter tor serv urt ¥ . 000 ee only first-class ae Co. 623 Chestast. | will show through and may be retained by | TRIC: KEKTS REDUCED: WILL DKC- | LA SALLE, S250—20 floor: 3 rooms: | WASH. 203S2A—4@ rooms, electric, water. | particulars call. heat furnished. For) 33] 00% Missouri Peon 5 mY REALTY co., _eeremnaan RE. | -. RATE TO SUIT KELIABLE TENANT. | $20. Will decorate. 3226 LaSalle: &| See them. GRAEF cHe 9. (c*} aetpri Vv "ST CO | 4 -— — 706 a 4¢ = 70). tc cote ceoma: Vent airy | | Sot FOR. RENT sien is on premises, =| ELECTRIC; RENT BEDUCKD: WILL | La SALLE, 2920—3 rooms, electric, | MAin_ 2813, lt > Manutacturing—Storage _15it : - a decors =—well lighted, convenient, cellent Maen ory - Mgnt. nvenient | Geyer road is par alic! ane first road west DECORATE TO SUIT KELIABLE ‘. Singleton. Si room electric TASHINGTON YT") wroonk bath Tec Q1LR Morgan 4-story basement fire- | x04 N. Lever: y ih. stories. with heat and elevator eG ve, SF AW ace. Fo Park bi. . 4 . ; . + = , d ae -— Ms ee» f MW thas av ki tue ; “S as nad . a} ’ Ip. i ~— Zz A és . . ¥ » ‘ = ~~ 4 ° ent ’ reeset iS ex c of Denny. ANT. CALL MONDAY, CABANY 6281, i: Swing. rooms. | ‘rte; first floor; $25. PArkview 501RW. proof: elevator; heating plant: imme- 511-13 N. Man St., 30,000 square feet; large elevaio pes . . Vi heat and janitor ; *: , 3 e | Sess «Ste: - fine location Orr Cb Otorre Rs ined eh a Mee Se ee re Av. 8400 equare feet (corner building). 8000 square feet. ~— rt Bese - e St., Be tloor (corner building), 8000 equare feet igh . ye A orhica rd St.. 1500 square feet, heat, janitor. ight eleva tor, Sates t ] Trust ) Washington Av.. 10.000 square feet (Pashion Sauare Binet - ercan 1 e * ™ SERSi Se Orde Wren —" ~ (aul eda mel ed z > " ee W. stadia roon 8. ; ‘ ree _ “ . CABANNE. COUR, B53 4 | BAITINGER, 409 Fullerton. 7th & Pine. a S (* po = sere = Morgan. 2500 square feet: heat, sprinkler and eley ator. st BE SME ree ie Ste cop : pM I 6 EH Lip Din Sethe IS te Hiland 5504. (ch® Rent to vary with requirements of ten- | S637 Breit © roame A. ta peaneasiog: Want feaeemabie sented | rooms; rent, ant: Maximum jo be 200 per month Ti NTN Ce Ee ek er ge a - "ash > ——— — fe*Goi | a =e e ae sigue as ate 2 — wOLL hott SRN? go ZEIBIG. 719 Chestnat at. | ¢ i ANNING. | on Be J-rOOom collage. APD .. Ee & ¥ R ANKE “i008 Co} . epee WEST BEL LE, 390: —Stump? ®:; 1 or 2 | *fer. : ail mn oe . STORES rer’ A 6—-Modern 7-room, house i a — mPa ft ] AWTON J l2—t roome ~_- 7 $60. sof, ef anertments; we furnish heat, jani- JOH We , : or Lindell ; thea, " ' CHANNING, 1123 N.—3 rooms: 24 floor, +AN4ON, Jor roo al ath. S60. to aevoter. NTU OS ~ " - beautifully furnished: Pe ie ty a3. | Brentwood modern: conveniences. Ghane 726M. .*) | OREON E. & 4 G. SCOFT, 800 Chestnut. | available: Ay 1 — Di eee today two DOW NTOWN STORES Bw ge a store and basement. -¥ at Seeaner; we children. (ons) | BULALIE. 871; (Brentwooa)—BSungalow. | CHANNING, 317 N.—®S rooms. $35. — (*) WOLE-POLLACK. 101 8. Sth MA. sae Sd ee tg ge ge mye tild waspineton: aa | - ~ ressonabis. at > : = S-room modern; large living room, garage, | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut.) LEFFINGWELL, 1016—9-room:; bath and | | new: modern: strong: dayli ht: fine office ‘ ashington Av., size 20x2 — 7 TREET STORE eee ‘agp ety Magner = con | chicken house, garden; large lot: néa rear: | (#) ;, electric: fine condition, $65. (@) | WHITTIER 708 s. room lat bain elec. | and _callery: 5000 square feet sign space. | tae Woshineee Av. south, side; size aes — basement, ae OLIVE S ‘ u co ion; reduc . ears F , RY ra tke = . | tete et ae ee a 4 ; m AY., size 3 wit a em Se Lh wegen aaulte: $59. } . NNI N ’ > Te nme’ oon ms itc c LE CON Al ,. 619-B6r5 N Ss r MOTT > § ‘ ry and cas: m= ° ¢ ) ‘ . « 11°24 Pi ne: store. ? arg afeMeht, * . WELLS Se at A m1 ee a oe oe fare ft Candtaen: | Manth “Lindel Psoaw, eooretet: | $398! aoois to owner. AH. EILERS, 1322 Pine 1309 wee Av. Fashion Square Building. pane at octat fet Wire Dinca recta at cane De ee eet cae eee me) eS ut ihe tne fy ‘ on "I * ‘ . Citric. new furr acc. Perfect condivic n. . , | & rooms; modern; steam | 7ATGE. dai “pears 3-room Flat “$33. | arage: furnished or unfur- ” i GEO. _— "171, Cheatnut | 9592M, 2) | SMR TSE BT ; BS | eee erage ed | RONAN 70 NTRS ooma Bik |, Separnio tothe Meas ae: anes | FACTORY OR WAREHOUSE | LT ' J ; : Se MASON 7497. 92 estn Sher! and 2817 Stoddard. Azent there. ea oe - pieosah - EA : —_j1 rooms: 3-car ; ty - r , tr —— HOomns ar CHestn ul Q ls Bp BS meg Sn FE veo Chestayt. sre S. W. COR. 22ND AND DIVISION. , ie oe ‘ seiesipies . Splendid brick bullding, 83°9" x90", with CHESTNUTS 9315. wee 415T—S rooms; hot-wa-. - - $42! LEON ARD, Ill8A—2d_ floer 5 larce| NEW FL AT™—4 ROOMS—442 : neat: (c) enni | 8003 Chestnu oom house. $42.50. bath, gas and electric: newly des ie tar erie ned Pore | effices. large stables and storage loi: let : Th a | Ae ae +. Saw Sng eetectrie: newly dec- 4210W Garfield a hardwood .| 83°9" on nd 250° 10" on Division: Central rage if wanted JRlO—Elegant 10-room res . os48— s bath. . > By. = d;. open. bide h " ry = —— “ Dy om dye Be ae 1 Cheatyt EUGENE J. ALTHEIMER, WILLIAMS & viETIENS modern, OT ideal for box, furniture or junk business. | , MATHEWS “R. E. co. 24 _larre brick garage - electric; sa ©; summer porch: $30. | ' aatine at ‘VER @7- AMS a , BARDON 911 Chestnut. (62) | OEPTS 5 ern ~matt brick: 4 — .MER. _hestnut ae NEW APARTMENTS—$22.50 T11 Chestnut st. MAin 3046. | y - | ; FOS5]mar . mis will a 4 Ric. GARAGE OPTIONAL: | sell with small down parment. W. KR RO Luke, $6380 Natural Bridge. Wabash 625K. | THE ESTNUT, 2317—11 rooms and bath: LUCAS, 2001—Want 2 rehable tenants VERSCHLEISER. CHestnut_5603__(¢53*) | 204 N. Seventh St 31x61 oe pf % ng wy. a2V¥-6 ATL he &, we te 5” gee , he Aen acme. — omy ne linet aw — . ; DANEEL eae ay 4 fs > pel % > » o. C18 ob 4 o re — Stee ser ee ee a ee ee ae a eee ~ ss “ste 5-STORY DAYLIG in new condition: $47.50 to good ten- | 5555 Wal 9 rooms: bath’. : 3! eth and _Chestaut. | PLANT 0 SNTAINING 60.0 vz, ; ; ME © RENT RFEDL LAL (can) | electric: $70: «" in Al _ order. e © choice one a gon fl FOR REAT NTO) RELIABLE OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. | ining “first clase: reasGe ee ents. | every- 1100A 8. Compton; to colored: : Just south of Washington av.. adjoin- : ; = TEN AY. CA ARASt 6281, | K " . ade ——_—- UCC (asgoy | Toms: electri §: 5. bly “month . + ON ing Bedell: heart of retail congested di s- 301 ». SEV EN TH SIXTH & O. 2 E A : . | CHOT TRA, 2314—3 rooms - CrceasS 339s, ea large rooms’ on . — KERR REALTY CO M Ain DROS (* trict: 18x32; with basement: 10-year lease. o-STORY AND BASEMENT CORNER di. district. We mean ai SA E. 4 enwood)—4 rooms, _tric: $22: agent there. - (over store): bath, elk tele ran _ being as RENTS RED iz ED. , OLOn Possession June 1. mit FLOORS 40x127 EACH artistic home with "al! the | breakfast room: net water heat* carace. 'CHOUTEAU. 320°2—3. rooms. 2. ut hp ~ a, oa eng . HENRY R. WEISELS CO.. INC, | SPRINKLER—-NEW HEA TING : ws Frome with of sete finest ppersesens. | | BB. SURKAMP ©O., 6331 Baston. rooms. $15. FOrest 6223. : ant. CAbany Bs) : ome automa! - STORY AND BA 5 6. € rear: saiiahie ior ee 2. elose in (five minutes west of Forest | © Kirkwood 363 } “ &. » G&G, SA 00 ' ut. ; furnace, $50. JOST. 308, 722 Chestnut. colored Oniy—) Large Rooms building with fine salesrooms, office, elec- WILL RENT ALL OR PART ING: _FLOORS “f y. HIEME®? ine new store. A RO air ma selten aun | room Rt io ps Sa neh: D t- ra ae | a TEAU. 2232A—4 rooms, electric; | CKY, 4265Ww—4 h. ee . o4. apin: electric. gas, toilets and | tric elevator. Heating plant and fite ¢s- | — z " , HEATING PLANT; INGTON 3121 ALTER JONES RB. E. resh air and golden . om bungalow: s contin pore : - ar i : = | Haepiton ay. "heat “and hot water | tile bath, hea: furnished, $50. Hla! 1d Conner IN, 11204 8 Yat, good local i corat = salt. OLDSTE IN REAI T = Granite Buildin | ' 1). REALTORS, 3 % OS Ne iit NO gta Rigi ey hing ene SD A Step get joe es ithe Bia) ahaa Mite io ye! xe. Nort! | 8766. : (c99 | will be lovely papered nd made like neu - A: Sinut st a | CAROLINE, 7925 (Maplewood)—o rooms $i% ‘Cal owner, CAbany 176 (c* 83) SONTCOMERY, I20A—S —— toilet. Desirable officea for rent Entire | FOR LEA E ELE NT STORE 3 ’ : T ENTI Nt FUMAR 461: jing renovated,“ painted = "ang ||| SE----ELEGA OS poctors, ATENTIO: ARETNGTON. 2530- = 77 4) (hact ontgomery, +> Tuam cottage. s° 25. ‘. ” : rapa “apy — = s&s : . , par } reu "ai . ainte an : Me den: cheap. to feliable adults for sammer, | yo a re. oe nut (o9 VEKSCHLEISER, CHestnut 5603. (53°) SSS eng Tere c : aoe Genet new offices. Unton and centre! | close to churches. schools, transportation: | COOK, 3 /50—o-room fat. conveniences; | MONTROSE, $24A-—3 reoms, $173 col- we at Euclid: heat: lisht etc. te) Low 1 OU is ONL ¥ $1.00 TO $1.25 | ne = P if] * sera pape mory : with larace. Su. ss — - ‘ - ‘ ww. ~aal ‘ , ' ; + ‘ = © Kaas ; SQUARE FOOT sourl- acl 1¢ li ” 7 MIL. LER R&R. KB. CO.. 113 _N. 10th. South | with rege: $60: concession with lease. Second floor t. : ,RAG R: ind wat : te tesee 4 garages. | LAcL + ya05) Rb... ‘Maplewood j—5 | 4 — a ‘ame rooms. bath furnace. =~ aa RG AN dj4il—Real. 3 rvoms water, ab - ae aa B. oe Gea ial kk el 3 40° : furninhed = wie ge 8 rent ita- ry i - BU HBL pet ; oo =. a! RG eb ‘ roeiye. Jae h it: , c: . in ee ‘ Avi & 1 water - — : 7 sgiiare fy ee Fo rt} icy! ars call ] orontes. r SUSOR, ici roonis, summer Kitch- APA. Ze i Poon at) eTect>r) ial -AMBRITELT : 3 . ae I an : f “iz ee) iiss SsTp Vv E r - cl . M ? mS Tan 1 Ore SS15—4 roo omummer kitch- | CORA. 25104 N.—% , elect: : ' Arcade Bidj SSIES pee MISSISS Per ALLEY TRUST vo. _ Aste. term lease, reasonable rental. Full information at ' In Lovejoy Apa sa ee : } * ariveate Ete Eells \ — : a % > = eat’ ep Saran ne ’ block ; no children. COTR BRILL! ANTE goy- ¥ ' : a Lf Des EAST GRAND 2110 ang 2116 (near “a- bi Pie even titn on a aan any business, in a To = tT ee picom heated. S86-family © Tunt house: la y porch and va: i; caracte ard $2 yeti Co . : t2] 3 ing - : ' - p—» Too ; rave .j* aniter = é are ee eee TR remom A J. (089) rooms, €as, Cle in som d tio, “ok aah i a inte ter Tower) —Excelient business location: — proof. Tank. BSen Fost Gisperch, “AP” | ROOMS—S_ slecpine woreh Tat Floor gas; | EUGENE 3 M3 HEINER L WILIAAMS &| MASON. Cittstnut Se nas) | £O LET Me) SINESS_PU RPOSES | 5." latices yeede-te aaa Meni ee | ) HENRY K, WEISELS CO, i Be et seocnss KLTy. co. a SBS -room: Sle¢ping porch: , eC hone Sake rooms, SI). ot) ic} Das isjow S6—T wo ~ : evens MASON. (Mestort 7407. oo Ll; , En * a en ny etry eae 5 EY ie ax rr ae 7 rvqnis. . _ nent South Side corner+. store. Sultabie IDEAL aN _ . , er s. electric: $3 weekly. — ra a . ta me he PO b Or ween ar one stablished offices tor | for bakery, radio or tire shop: also 3-room | CALIFORN == OME-——Compietely turn sso. ‘Richmond eaniae nee ie: + Sena NTH, On 3 room-=. 3 MiULLIN-W ALT) Ry ote on ~0 years for physiciana, korg | heat. jant- aparimeni above. Gandy fer dentist or doc- Several choi ys ee .: q Suitabie for machine shop. mas rege aL soa i — rooms. >| 7340—6-room = ef fici MASON, eek thice ae Cres BAN He - 42 ~o) estnut a alse suite @i1i., tor R. J. Hickei. shoe repair. candy” om ring business or material yard. For abl. =s . wm OS “Foom icle. SACU... es _ oe > Ve estnnt. : ; Lio URTE. ON. a7. a 4 —————S ee Secs ne eall Tin - n, newly decorated. "Hlland 4aa0 (« ce — , , Ls civ 404 G — 28. CALIF ORNIA, 3f4i—store and J-room ; ln Re d : : particulars - ro. 4 ; y BR. menee.'t From 330; 8 | DIVISION, T9TR—2 roome, elec cum: | ty a ee oon See, | PARA n DWiCh STAN) | eae eptednees ee ve.| flat: low rental. e768) SNE J. A TH IMES sISSIPPI VALLEY ae See large lot: man University City ye ese ee, | aa : ening and ming: on Highway 61. _ SHUCHART R. Co. rere at ene oe 1515 — New store, suitable ALME RIN boll Main pes, _ Parkview TA14./ ¢ 5 Wm UL = : JOHN ABBOT T. Realtor. 7O9 Chestnut a coke ee evi ~ © px: Deny : ies See = hestna ; fo r sh ; a5 (eG?) ; achat cal ce MAPLE, siitei ee efficiency, new: A A iS! 7 =tt atte - tae ee eS teen” oe oe Poca? er 6 lores rooms: a 7% : gt y 2853.. store. - : Suburban : : ISN OC | ery beauliful } Upen today. (ex EASTO rr “4 — ; mI ivSi——35 iarge. light coon o¢ Cm ep eT e -OUG Tor Genust. coctor or other “10 . mee si = ohgth | os mee. until Nov. 1. iy te} - STASTEY. @s850— —te BASTON, 4203W — 3 rooms. bath Hee ae _ ataht aae business, ooms; good ‘location. (c8p) - eld 0147. “App * lephone GAr a Ag 2 sme oy shing Heignats sub toilet is net | | : + SSS Ee “4 FER biease 1 on rar eee * Bri . r. S000 N.—Laree tere 335° CHIPPEWA. 4701—Ana Gravois: big = Net te ce IODA rab sc MOREIT x ~ Mocern POO gie f “ . x ii ; CO MG 400r;: " c ain- [_s 2 | FY 34 . ¢) . 3% eA . | ed Poon: . >. 4 e «at ' ns v ™ Bina ue he ala ’ a “ nt gs S ~ - 3 Ue. mw. @tore: go0d location any business. aus ng i—+* f | a - mm wey ol " oo . ; : rooms ne bz : be “IPOON * : - : eR. 3 iW? . ” 4 ; . : oor Sees a : : - ah hye | : BEN ‘ house, beautifully furnished : aay $e June | and cares > ate rae “peal: rent $60 Call i oe Tei Cc. ett, ; q i4, N —. MO. TRS, ie. : TT} . - — mtn aa a Fe : . ‘ j mo P* Len} tes, ni. TEE rr 2406- lo N pre y and T roome ae WwW A. oR 5 rge stor : | eae pees: or hal - brat ness pa full Vusement, ptem € ren. ri , a ; cok aids eer a ” es we = eae 01 no = ' sto n fix. eleetr xi} ‘ " : fo a ance : a | Hag pegetn a bert. or see Mr. Hyams. | JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | CON” electme; $12 Rand! tures and equipment for eaje: sacrifice | Ata pte tow Fens. tie «! *Dankner & ; some = ae a Appis wae ™ k. CO Prace DUBINSEY Ri REALT ips BL PESTS, ‘ icrs _ Bltrai SOS 2. : ie ar ah . Jew | ty pmiat - MANC ~ - -_-—- ; : ° t : : Wainwright BI | TALS. S10—New home, containing 6 LIGHTEENTH. 1245 \.—o rooms. Sul PATIN, 2638—4 room - — a (oz) ‘aR 3-3 37 « =p ae ne ee a x > Her—Any kind ) reoms, 2 sunrooms, rereption and library MASON. CHestnut 7407. 925 Chestnut OREON FE @R G 200 oe BUSINES = —_— | cMEY ER- FLEER. RLT & INV. Co, | GRA 637 S.._™We have a couple of | SHU ART R R. © 214 GH. 12 S. (Believ : ) —. dressing room and open porch; 2-ca* ips aca ity aa as wit mimes? | RARE Die . SLATLANBASS LA ATH INS ; N. Grand COlfax 3425-6. | Very weee ages = Am 29d Grand boulevard, ES 7) Tr Business will remodel. Tr i ic sarace. side drive arge ch ee er? : Tt Titn Me * : a (}? FY ERY DFESCR IP TION Yi a ‘TOME RY a oe corner ew pient a = air an ig t very reasonabie. an =» | ¢ ac iA. 741 i Pine wni-s oi - pa. inspection, cal! Sa chetew” 102: 728. A ~. k: ighte ent hy | Iniv $ Tee? 2020 Pa 3 : = ~“y - : + i T. ‘} % ‘ : , . ow Eugene Rid Y "$35 ae a | F. Die an R. FE. Co.. 423 Chestnut. Pi ‘Lansduvne ty i 4 * ear et - @ months for ene paid in HOUSES WANTED oems, bath, electric and gas. GR} SPEECH’ eo ~ 3 ey OID) i leg ty > Fe EF. ( (). R 314. GRAND, ae 5.—é rooms; can be us] neizhborhood in need wance, CHestnut = - i UGE EJ, Al THEIMER ILLIAMS & PAPIN. 193] ar nike room _—— Barn 2. wee fed RIGAT BL, *~ “MAR ~hy ga {oom Ss. dec. _1°P docior's office, beauty parior and DROZDA TY & a ORE AN 4 BUNGALOW OR COTTAGE Wtd—4 or * ALMER, L7 Chestnut st ° rfar’: will ; ” » martin 4 ——— =? (580) jwen's and /adies’ tailoring. Call owner GROCERY AND ME 7" Building. rent 7 Ta20 N.—2 flats of 3 roor igalis 2 N, Tth st, ee Central NOR’ ARK E AN ; ,, — S9RIR. (c9Q) | ION. - each morth paid ener stor | 8103-06 §. 5 a 4 Post-Disnatch._ rooms. in food neighberhood: must be | SHRUB, S254 | Vini alow: EL EV ie NTH Me: carace: 3 adulis. Box 1-16-.| _3 eaeieney od > anoee. oe manag + Mle Melange — , a \ ; : Tic. Hew pape! iS. See Du % ~SUE-! ; electr =. - dru let, héher B2 J ave LA VOUS. 36381—New. m ‘ eta | —- eee S890 CRC. GLICK, Realtors. STORE inh a) : pe! msn Cay 73; in Recreation Bide." Saher RoagE (one; live. active neigaborhoody, - CHARLES &D.. oc fiat; on » Ce rams RB ag be ui moder pa Chestnut. * "ONLY ee SALISBURY . 2014—New Store: good loca. GRAVOIS Transfer corner, | (pportunity. If you have x Wage ~ ae . — ds - : ~* ? ' 4 5 I ; a it re any business: $45. TYler 3368. ic) Stores. “McDONALD, 1111 Chestnut. "| emt this store apd run Se asa ia garage or Nat: ‘an *- : " SOT TAGE ~IP 7) .re Ty cIim am 2 dene he , 4 FIN. . ’ t; ries room es or : “ i 1, p I T IN Bs | ——$-POOT : ete ESnT sHT 42306—Two unfurnished toms Ons . - ¢ : pm Te “TOIDin Siiiitaiataiaes > ‘ ta Inge P — . , . - how ] nde Ss: Om + * / 3 | brick residence; large lot: rent $60: « pen: EBUGENIA. 2i123A—4 rooms tric, | | APIN. 1555—Four rooms. beth: newb (JOHN Doct ss ee heat. - ‘room fiat above; sieam | 3771—Large flat. in a corner | cocds. barber: no |3 blocks from car. Phene woner, LAciede bath. $23. ° St: eet made. _Papered and _painted. Kaas en Ask MULLIN-WALTERS RLTY. CO. Agents. ootaee a _ meats for salesrooms, | | | 1910 _bdetore 2 a.m. |BARNGROVE & SPECHT. 112 N. ttn «| 4. G. BLANKE R. EB. CO.. 711 Chestnut. | (CAPR. 50: sey Om coe OR, 1906—Store and two rooms. | ee Of _pepernanger. rebsier Groves: ant? 5: | in : a co. i = ——— rent rgasonabie. irae) | @RAVOIS. 6101—Store and o6-room fat: -" bet ween Gor XPae ae; T° GEN] A ott ' =) wal \ rt if . 4 L- 73 > tor oe > oe m ENTY r Pre 7} a3 i steam heat. modern - terme tn eit. — . , a bee: x ? re ae a pm > ~+? a 2 ‘ tis wt £iha i’! | oe 3° ae } Ome: ' th ; ati , nes ba at 42 hc Wi. ~ corner ‘ i ;. . Will divide. Owner. Riverside 6 13M, Rl stegys MPa Ml gant esidence. | tric. Jefferson 7172. ©". heat. afd @-room Bouse. nee ns wee | stor ry freasonable. ig oe ln ol RR9° ry WATSON-OROURKE. te | _s0ods e vartety store; rent f ae RIDGE, S583 (Webster Groves—New five. 27°. - Ae ~whn LIN we aya tg pei S. C10 at ane MceMEN Vw a a eee 4th Gel vANDEY ENTE “a . a af arge 7. oo | LEMP. 2802 —— Store: newly decorated. | re: = ~ Se , : EDIATE L Tease. SECESS SARY. ! ; ~~ Sv, 1608 J ner ened Wee Jan- | late show window; good for any busi-/ “jn room, $30 - i room bungalow, bath, furnace. hardwood bldg. ‘bet Drs £ Txt) 3 wr ee - Grand tier : floors, dot Soa: 5. CHestnut 6547. Sir xg, = TA SS rooms, toilet, ele INE. 3026—4-6 room flats, bath. ————— _~ encima | oom “a good business spot; | ness. _Owne on 915 ic) | SEP MAh ao Beet Teenie es n aan . TRE, L008 Cheetnurt. tric, eee fferson 93 bits zarage and filling si. , ;, | —Bargain: ; | ee ae call > —- = : egy ’ - : rgain: S000; investi ee: ta t Locatio | SWON. 742 ¥F.—6 rooms. modem. dunga- JOHN HB. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestuut. | “io cor 5, , | ee right Bi | 3531 Gravois GRand 6969 nt. 2 fe G, 719 Chesil kote mony draw from: low. leas $55 ey} 12-room hous 916 S. 18th STREET a lag | Awe a_i Lt LL | DELMAR Mackall ots, of trade to Graw fi ral “4 aang Ol ST LN} I30—_—4 roe : seh is — walle Z RISS : we % hea 4 p00 — Nae a ee —— ock: e AIR. 3901 . + rooms, bath, electric, $30, Store ; * ae tineimoiy:: he n is - Wes : | tor any business. PArkview ee cation for lease pee 2 by: goed oan reba place - md (oRR) | “FRANC . PERRY LUTH. i. Reade Look at 9 and 11 Gray ay. ONLY SROOM HOME LEFT co SAU. \REON | Peautiful w ebster home, apartment con- JHN i. ABBOTT a wing ‘Seg Chestnut. - -& RG, & ‘OTT, 800 Uhestr at * arg | wenlences: children: S$ playground: oi] burn- | ~ > EUCGENB J. ALTHEI MEP Try : —; “és | tric, — flowers: "mae m5. th, (er; hot-water heat: jar Service. = | PATRFAX. 3962 4—2 rooms hh > PINE. “@51 " poms »6bath ; ~ ~ Cat we? eae or, OW iAMS St ol sui table for any business. | MORGANFORD. 3112—Good-siza? estore: | DEL Mak “9830- — Store ith 8 grr ‘ WORFIT. TIS E ar care, church. | Gial rent concession on 2 and 3-year lease, | clectric: good repair: $20. Sz 2sec od conditio: a roy: . a atl CHART R. CO.. 814 Chestnut. suitadle for any Duginess: low rent. ar. euitable for ser @ —_ — Birisicmis Poet qcunditien, EWING. 1° N—At Lawton, brinht doo. ; TORETOEA TION. ONLY $55 SHUC TR. CO. 814 Chestnut 1303 N. Taylor, corner as FOR LE ASE ie e a. »- SF Brien bor hood: See Me- | ’ ; ~ . Core Brien ts “lorissa rk. | nee Janitor. ent 222 N. ckhill, FAIRFAX, 39574—4 large. lignt Toone. | ~SSENE J, AL IMER, WILLIAMS & s Flor _ “Div. Kirk- corner North Gore ar enue. i electric and bat! S35 ' 7 MER INC 17 Chestnu: + y hg Single store: fine fer grecery, s° ‘wo Store: beat value in tewn: next to | NIN AN USS ELI.— Idea! location Tey o — ~ ar p eture show at 353 ~ Newstead aYv. : for drug or confectionery - ‘hot- water | a Locust. loft. sd floer. 4 Se : \V . ~’ ( - () : SSS ee Ma ates. % 3 } I LS | yN L / } arden. | Cecur : (cO9) | roome: chi - | : “ATRI 4001 A—Very choc ren Fe eee eT OE idence, bath, gs WOLKF-POLL . See pmotern: kelvinator: large yard: bal? block Wellston Sag on ball. nicely decorated. CAnany | gin; Will du necessary répacse, $75. | FIFFREMET 33S Se ee eee) =| Momdpezie oom tn beck of store. Cail | siewey ANDREAS Be . : OT Chestea, ee ot | cabetr £2 Sitice, 25.5 15th tome) NE W BUILDING PESTALOSE!, S#15-17-10—Bem location | "alter: £35 men a | 5964 EASTON AV. ENTIRE BUILDING bash commutation train, bus _ ETT C. 1600—3-room Mtage. bath, | PURI an , 3 RO ton a Chestnut et. . — ; A : a , For rent or ie +200-0 N. Grand: beautiful stores, in St. Louis for rber. battery shop | atree ~ i CM ATweter | und. furnace. garage; $35, fc) | JOHN s. BLAKE & ERO. S135 Ches! RANT ‘Ol P R 2138—Also 2: To ) . = > , | [ Ee ~oe—4-"H90Om modern buncalinw. | t?.. i. abhe etr ” Yoome ‘ eet : cata farip na nie sere? View 2201 (Ri “Oxot) marble fronts. large double or busin a ttt EASTON. J8S&6éo—Store. , ms; | with double ae BAS noe a ewes | a sa et | ee OMS, Gecorgted C Sy aCe Ew oe show window eth! emling ho. SEVECTH The 3 ee trie; $5 | aati , (eR) : wrt: th dc "Ane be arage, 4 40 per month. \ Bas gin tin = bee NOH ¥ Yapered 4 POON a A R Ai] : 1 1 = ‘ N - ae om 2 ; r = : 4 _~ 3 : Hein foe . conerele Sedinns joreiehea: aaa yee — a . Le Bn a S.— Large atore. elecsric | ric $50). - : ee ¥ et — ° age, CIWCcwic, Farace. e 1 At “ ait iec- Say sik | und ir tor, la re . os ah ? t. j . | A ! m ke - oe 3 ‘agg He ee or lease to re- ; ‘on 8: 0 Key 41 +9, JOHN it “ABBOTT ae ; °6 000 eauare lee wag Bore. od aes: business «pot. Rent on ly $30. | FOr st 2 23. a a (268 eat Ewa ee Chestnut, Gartiela CNitmichet ao, | Suburban | FINNEY. 4297 a Ite . Lb isseuri Pacific tra : = | 4E} = nicely furnished. eee Property—Furnished | BINNEY, 4257W — Three rooms. bat ce ead or. 708 “hesteut. “1607-15 & Tried a : = 0-14 c DUBINSKY REALTY COMPANY —— 1702 $.—Store, aree | 730 Chestnut st, ~ 3 Pert rr, MNIee Oe “oe? ' Fcc — . . . a TPL a 2 a regee ‘. ae. Pre! ™ : 5 . Lake line. or mais an! | ye he “ee me. ‘Clay ton } mannt}o row;m FINNEY joan - = Roo Gea 2). = uN & oD a 3 rooms Water, $1 Rage nd 3 story da: Ni it * Bund Sear: ging vw oe i oes Walawright Bids. : anhow window. R25. 0 = SoPHTR ReALTY EASTON, #230— 5 rooms Office fe : Loos Ae : mosern _ Cuplex oF _Jumimer months. ic) MASON “CHESTNTI T 740 MS, BATH, 5. et ee LY. S01 Chestnut. a cening rie — and trare!. . = | AN ac aYWT = Bic fe: 6wendnet |_able for doctor or real au = SP AC Phone service: S11 Wain- | BIG BEND BL. 2555—Nicely furnished Ny $407. 925 CHEST. SECON 534 S.—3 rooms. water. gas US cra 0.00 0 sguare feet: electrie e.e- Northwest | leeation for. = derbe ~ | $25. Inquire downstaiT®, lg Srieht Fide ; se $ rooms. bath: conveniences: adults (cs cae eee ; 3 at pectric, K. Key on premises, (*#; | *S% ARLINGTON, 454 6 =— —— a — | BASTON. 4009 *,. Bek SPACE — And a IS room “7 ‘BiG BEND RD. 705 W. (at Berry Pa) | diosa ction ems. bath. ST ; L821 S.—3 rooms. $14: open. | 6100 ec sare tn s-aery Gazi ight building: | gaiow. zarace side @rite: $865" fare ened | Owher ar Mat) Womican’®? 4 Michiaan. Dg repair; 2S patenogranher service optional: also matl- he rooms, Bath, fur. Artistically furnished, modern. $ roome. Wiis @ ee” yt gens Bal TIN GER, 4 @ Fullerton. 7th & Pine. *} . MING HBer a ' SS. Evergreen 6208, eae 9) ne a |$°5. Easton Taylor Trust Oi # address far travelers. yo my i745 tor 4 — {c®) | tO responsidle adults: $55. Apply Suuday Sees Corens, « on ha tha, : | SB ‘ON D, 1619 &.-—New! ——— oa NG REAL ESTAT TE Co... — . . 1 ¢ STORE—With 3 roo bath: rent regaon- | E aston a‘ en Bait ay Exchange yy r me: . a -room, ght. clean, bath, | afterngen. : SA et teers os. bath, $20, rooms, electric. gas, $1: a oo three | = Firs: at MAin 1192° fer) ALN LORISSA NT—» abit. Inquite 23034. Grav ois. ic} | BaSTON ae J © ir, : iiLab. Braace. screens. carage (660) west) S4:) BUNGALOW —Cony, 4- fur A DST PE Jefe rs RAITINGER. 409° “ wae = : T > S.i—Largee store, §25 iggy Phe » completed M lo: very | STORES—2 and repair shop. best location’ cation ve ee Boetor ri at room; : fc) | garage. 8100 west on Lake | ne. Box PEAI— roumMms. j ly ciric. to}. 7 a ~ — ; : ‘ - - ? lie stant: open 3 = + . 219 Bude: n Ric 7 4 va er hen : — convenient t Kartwood-Ferguson c SEAL LT 2 N. 7th s SN! uitable for manute ow oS Become YER. GROTW WL RLTY. w——iwe; tailor, millinery; electric; | ; ‘gies ' parlor: good location. Paulina ‘are }6 6B NGALOW—New, ary meen - - : ' 4 HN -% ABBOTT. . Sui dat TO. nan‘ : Rena OW cry 5448 ; - a a m i rZikt.. 500 «to - me, ¢ Se . _yiummer one v08" Barer ne eon ‘LAT y i ar c , ~ — 23 - ' = “ doubie farage: $47 50 CAbs y Saba Te) eS UA (92) LS. €12 N. 7th at 5. EE DAN. 3153 sA—4 rooms. Win and tai antes. to ree store, good | HARNEY. 5313— iffice or store: good Ie- | STORE ROOM—Located on South Side: | Parkview 51s. — Z rs “EPat £—T se. of soled ne, . mn re AS 8 ; “ i RY HOME i y rooms ane ] 4 acres FOr RTE ENTH. paaN x : ~ sinsiinateaicil e — ric; &° > 50 new ly pa pered. a » " : 4. : ros : > : CR? Von ¢ "Ol fax 2800. -_ fe) Bod location for beauty shop. For pa r. j F IN NEY. 4012 “3 Store. "| ae 3 writer and Aen * ted on ww ——— eb. pecautiful «rounds, reasonable rent. cheap O50: cena coe, Oem vee Dayion. 4 reoms, bath, $3: Th} i, 2 een Bil Chestnut. | Ki HIGHWAY - $008 "Mode > ~> |: tactflars phone Victor 3172. . KEANE & FRANE LOO. : JEfferaon 6530. 16 am. to 3 >. =. rooms and oun ie SR striet? as, € SS e22M. e WOLF-POIL se aq oh on ae > ’ RS HLEISER, CHesinut 5803. aks » | = a “9 F a whe adout SOG square frp? “HOM and garage: newly yng T BRR—FOR RENT OR LEASE Ri AR : Tr NEY 310A leas P aff fay. — to 9 a , ERrare. tly modern: | E M. 37 N-—7 roome for summer. — 2. ae 1g ig tag 403A N—3 rooms. elec-] See Abbott WP Tmsiere. 206i Lucas at “ BS . Lew rent, | le) THE Bs! SECTION OF | electric: $24: ops ce bg NO424 EASTON A : des AK ~2 .eW modern stores . ” BRMOADT AT; EV 3 a | | MeDONALD. ’ OM MN9d: one quarters: Qa th * | NE F Ww | : — £20 be used for any line of} oll Trait mre Mrs. Aldridge. Ww Ebster RTM . a en wee: Bi 4 ‘ Qn ) = -“. + : wa $184 Tre } ; o a aoe - c - . a pe — sr. ree 2 r . : => ' bh + " - » ; +7 « . . ‘ zs : Siaesr | resus erpened tee se summer. 4 PArkview 3708. ne bath, chray, JOHN W. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut. | © ; oor a | oe rer * ane | TP WY inted uitable fir 5 net aren woigting >, a roOd for Deauty rier f } ; tt. Ter rer Giecty ve ; ‘al ~ ss ii , ' business. 33° CBHestnut dpen : - te ’ c | + nt oe ~ ait CH PR RERTN REALTY vw. 194 N . Sth ‘ ‘Se oe tT Ld = $ th. es heat, sleeping | on: el QClavton Phone W ¥ dowr are ee =f ‘ al 39 a: 3 room! . adie “F : , ete 2 = ear : ~“ - . ‘ : * ‘ ‘ os ae? 9 ow * : . a * . : i Qe e¥- ‘ +P “* onl : & Tro. he | : . adios ate: onen: 3: . JOUST-MILLE — "AILEY TRretr ~ i ‘cOe) | mpage a anes RESIDENCE—For summer ioe LTHRIMER 1T.} : ‘ MELLER RK. E. 00.. 113 N, rer. * MA i} 4th 4 Pinan | 8 RAL IDGE, 4879 — Re store ERSON. +99 CARROL LL. VICTOR 003 d 4 onthe: | come; large lot: convenient | So ee S { . fe) —— — . ; - 2 if with wonderful show windna i ’ Le op = ——=-; : eStinit xt. STODDARD. val. , } 1K E ' 7 estore “ ws: goed (oT) - a eauae WEhst 3 ie) sk 271i =o eat earings pgpyr tee at fu aan ms Wutidiae foe ant ennui business location heat , one janiter service E ‘ Fine store a GOODFELLGD | SOUSE—For summer: 6 rooms: Tigats rates 25. KOTSREAN 7°° Cheers | RORNCKMAN $812 eon i red, iow remt. | steam Hest and elevator. Pelligr , furnished: rent $70. igely and Atlantic and | EVergreen aioe aoe omit “_ * 4 wore iri it : ; r ru 7 - re wie ‘ ° modern. garage. EESIDENCK —Sammer ee _ ——nh rated 7 OE +o) Oe ennae te FO) beret ene Geetecety: very lew “Print, 30. MA i etore: 15x1*'; 3 location on South Side for a dry Dusinese: reasonable. FOr ys a ‘Kebeene modern 1°99 Rompart. Wr non om - , AEN LA be » IATRe rooms. watrr ‘ , ; - MMi 7 - eee fel sods. Jelicatesmen, shoe store or repair; HODIAMONT. le ‘ ; I utacturing agency: apply after 3:30. , — = SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. 4 ross and hath above | R RENT, FOR COLORED G GAY I = ew aner = — = " Ny co.. NS — Ch nut * . im™ja Morn v4 ‘ Be ; 4 ‘ a LA tS asi Rent to battery mas j “atare. hot-wat : 43 hea garace. 4505 ] 315 HODIA 4 ee Hp? ' ‘ ? - 2 ay , ° “¥ Tv mY os Mace an } mm ; ana apmy at . Vv G ; ¢ Tre orn. . | FHIR. 1@Rl ’ — eee = CA LION tor 1th, $501, Virginia. tin Be” mage — a . ; t , * . - , _ , Sg PRL tt aah Sa Naa LORI! wee At AZ i i eI Hs APA ‘ang a tom [a le | . © reemea: $1. : " Ss PW ~ > tet ASH j jE Peers rr »% ‘ MASON. i He« ~ i : ; m4 With “ixtures, eral loca tions ” See manager at 311 4, S30 JOST 208 mae “Same Fe L Gir rie thut 7+ a S ¢ meraes oa REILI. ¥ C0. 323 Chestnut. MAin 2457.) ' it Joebox, meat bine . reasonabic. NEW Oro? : ‘e) (Oo *RD 5 aie oe ie . T . — men Bi " ——— ; ener. { LOM elinw. CA ban lei i > ~ ’ - 3 aaetune™ i | (40) Pr HR : ' > 2 cms : . a. : Tee: ‘AF FO a a! “AND 425A aw a Tans bath rh me . = MX reems, beth - t acne I ce S. - reoris : 1°. ay Sieae iio ce +i. +e me, tTNTew i 258 [ ° E A STORES R RENT i roorn irninhed - grr irst_ month ony $1> 40. i | rome _ Glectric. | | ‘. estrut . Des Chestnnt. et CVA terest ; enctrinl avatiens oars atere : : wa0 SER ae tt — soc : CHART. “k. Lo ot J twnte : WO Ty: & ¢ey H rene” ’ ¥ R. x. reasonable. ’ 107 ~ WwW, T . ; . ; cp. : FY M o : y A SD. | ; ‘ ur, . : | electric $37 50, ‘i ket: 3 toome. $: om OM AS. J01A—3 rooms. bath. ele em | @ aan arce hall. Bnet, 3 of. | . ORBON F lean GHENRY R. WEISEES. tr. ey een Oe toate, fom | U NION AV ENUE STORES AT. SOTTH § VR Tia . — ~ td ; i or, “08 Chestnat. aft a tore and inn | Foe this splendid ewitch prepert + ora ter : . ~ee . many factut car | | at yo ae 13 000 square feet: pienty MANCTIESTER. namie MORRIS AX =e < ce me ‘era a FWELFTH. Taen ond < —e LN ots ? heht Tet oe | rent poauenase. | Stetion: gocd location: ream cotnet | MORRIS cache R. Co... Xe "Ee Thi inet purpose. sise : 113. secon loners i * w SEMPLE AND ST. _, = | co MANCHESTER oe JErraraot — Sw. SET hear rent ie izght end ty att ART %, : a rented with seep . “Main alge? a Realtors. | “W. GAMBRILL & CO. 1508 ene me | AN GTON. y ME, oy janitor service, for particulars. | mes “4 34: Aina 822 Chestaut. (, i j “ ‘OS Arcade "e |»: ation: entire é ' ad mer < ‘ : ty brick building 30s 1 20- "Tana | Guoncanen steam peas, ) | Duilling: clevator, etc; $38 mont hb. (cep) ' CORTE 1190 N. STH. MAIN 4258 y to 7 p a3: ee - =| FOrest _ eg nal » . ” Ss

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M X43 1928, . SUNDAY. : Ora ties _ 38-2000 R BAT see ye ts EAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungal | PURE tienes: souraeme TO LET. LE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats , Apartments, Resid For Sal Tod or DISPATCH 1D : —BUSINESS 1 PURPOSES - RESORTS RESORTS us, MNesiaences For e ay. POST-DISPATCH. » West West REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE . REAL EEYATE. betaine enn, ubata meee a " 4 ae For Sale For Sale DE _GIVERVILLE. 5735—To Exchange— | FLAT—TW A _— = TE—EXCHANGE ‘ | “room; strictly modern: hot-water he —TWO DOUBLE 3-3 ROOM, MOD. | VACANT Wtd.—-Want good vacant cround yon f , : 2-car at.| ERN; WILL EXCH by builder fo new Le flat: very fine re BIEASE S BARGAIN ST ae Eee ee ee GEN pene (ee a mee | Le , | -THEIMER & BRO, REALTY CO: é CO. FOREST 2284. | owner 270," Post-Dispatch. . : amie ont ote = | ) DOUBLE, S-room flat, south: exenavee tor | FEAT W its | FACRRE. Wis this, Seen” elcte OR | rota ands nom arise, eaktact wot. 8 i building). asia et 4 3 eT :, . oR bungalow. Box 1-10 i, P.-D. irae hem exchange, 9002 Tudor av.. | ¢4 and very pretty: will trade one or all | Sarages. this st once and submit. 4 UO equare feet, spri _ One-story building with small second floor. | TO CLOSE OUT DOL UBLE FLAT : Bani block 7-reamn briek bungsiow ; ga-|for clear vacant: bungalows are subject INVESTMENT WANT i akler ang om : ° The lot size is 153x23%, and the building con- On South Side; will trade for vac Wants flat een ne anh Sead owner | to 34000 flim, Bex. 5-205. Fete, Lot, University Park; unrestricted ie uilding+, dae Q taime 40,000. ft. Bulldi ill af » on South Side. Call Laclede 8114." 'MENFE E. £0. 310 Title Guar- | VACANT Wes. seth Bide bulli-r Tras | 240: anpeet. 2 FAMILY 7 and elevator, : y ota 7. ae WY be put in | UW @\ DUPLEX HOU . anty Bide. MAin 1609. new 3-room doubies, north. good loca P nt yy 12 FAMILY WANTED ts sek Gd alovaice Fe first-class condition and any necessary alter- _ Spanish style: 6 rooms each sine ‘tou | FLAT. Wid.—For _exchs a a ae dint; wh De man 4 ” : . a 3 i ach side hot- —For exchange nily -o#et-Dispate ; heat, epritikler 4 . e ey ations or improvements will be made. iF AT CRESCENT HEIGHTS sie driver: vour house modern: satin flat building amd 6-car ped a ry ” y 7a rmedern 14-faunly apartment: north, 3 @ —" yds HAVE YOU i om. and elevator, + | BE ac e With light and air on four sides, this will | ¢ On the Meramec—Short Distance West of Valley Park 000 as part owes or fiat un to S15. | Tose Sil, ways. sented, Cueoucany ety will exchange for Lindell | Pst deed of teint Foil eriails on request. i ) ta : ) : uilding: rome $28: onth: ( . £ Bann ng? a Iding). fn make a wonderful factory location. : LOTS AS LOW AS #150 EACE BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY Co, | Will exchange for smaller piece of irop- ater ig ig yh ggg! Mleerys acl oy ge GALOW WANTED 4 ding). a ‘ ! | $ I EXCHANGE—Equity in newe flat: fully Breet Bee tree or residence. | WASHINGTON. 4271-—24-family furnished | ag a ay west. @ seems f ae T iQ _leased; what have you? PArkview 3713.) ~ : ere! pany 2: efficiency: fireprovf: will. exchange for) } : month Hy wi citer’ i ee ee | . | CLUB HOUSES AS LOW AS $600 KXCHANGE—46-family apartment = rade FLAT Wtd.—Fine South St Louis corner, | Yacant or smaller property. BARR PROS, oe © OWANT koom RESIDENCE ib | (Fashion Square Bias? 2 i Mercantile Trust Company | Can Be Bought on Easy Terms for good house. Box G3X-8. Post- me epeating of one store and 3 flats. all R. BE. CO. 370L S. Kingshighway. River. Modern slegic. & ple ; sccm ae \¢ “Fe 4 A * i > r *} . « } 4 inkler and elevator. , . | ; Cresce Hei . goto bsg — Be Loc eeaow at aoe 4 sorner Shenandoah an} Ni pa WANT to exchange I}linois land for Fis “| built; goed coetion. Le ) . ' a. = Box L-18X, Post-Dis ; ys rade for single flat ur vacant.| ida home. Nancy Ballard Titusville, Fla. , 6Oxx Pershing. 7 ‘ta’ : + . F 00 Bigoh : mt Ig {es Office patch. MARY FISHMAN, Real sr | x. 7 reoms and maid's room. : : . doctor or ofa wll kak tea seal or merchandise, Box L-89. | Fx } PALE tory; @ new, substantial home| shady grounds, geod meals, home com- Le en: abighborkone occe. oman doubles, = — nae ey Pp. REXFORD & CO a $200 € t » 0 equity; colored neighborhoud. 5580 dentially secure for you what property | near 0 Fellon Park, Colfax O266R, i HAVE $875.000 estate money to buy or Joan on lats or apartments, Box L-10. nd elevator Se *f large elevator | BaTe noor office space, Forest Park bl. | Purnished Flats, and Apartments Wed. | 0. # bank (30° feet above lake and bath- | EXCHANG 4 > Sarah st.: light, heat and janitor — : P ing beach, $7500. For full description gee forts: ideal for older business ert, by furniture sg gg wd lots in Oklahoma TT euble, south, or vacant in Holly Hills. | 903 Secur B) tm “ | Poat-Dis ateh. L . “4 , reasonable; fine location | FURNISHED FLAT Wtd.—3 or 4 rooms, Sam Jellinek, The Novelty Shop, 120 N.| telep) me Goi, reserved; rates reasonable. | oth st. city. Oa! Rave vou? 12324 | Riverside 3814. : (ce) »_Security Bldg, _St._ Louis, Mo, (op) E ei RES ae manufacturer 6 s agent. Call 4063 ror west or es gs copple with daughter: 10th st.. St. ‘Louis, tpg 514, Mrs. Walter Boring, Car: EXCHANGEO1T> Jol r ae FOR EXCHANGE—Will trade my store peng puildine. ont 2 .. 3 he = S50 go por on Agow - any type of real es- \ .* ver $: . i G ~ Ok]: ; - ‘ c ‘ ~ ora Le ; 2%, r Park DS yen ats: S"rooms iD Post-ieapetcan.: best of care. Box L305. “River: Pepin LODGE—On Gasconade JOURS torent or property in scahome prying for good on a a waeeme Menard st.? Barsch, R, 7, Affton, Mo, at one. BLUM NERED R. oO nie a AY a figi—store, -ox0!, ners : or real enjoyment. Address Mrs. | ’ JN IIS, 1: S. 9th st.. St. Louis. Mo. | $7000 anrna) ~ Ds come | WHAT have you to exchange for South St. | Title Guaranty Bidg, MAin icon. i ta ble. JEfferson 8892 HOUSES WANTED L. Shoffner. Ro nite 5, Dixon, Mo. (c93) BUILDERS COLUMN tae a al either my single or double| FOR E a foe flat oo “Louis . ~— beautiful 4-family fiat, —_ HOUSE Wtd—® rooms, near W hi fe ne, om basement, STREET STORE "BET a_¢ ey" Pan — At Barbour's BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES _ Side. he L108. Post ———~ on South seme single fat, Tower Grove; will con- first deed of treet only. See Ntein, Ww am University: quick buy.. FOres ge Ose W fe 7 " ; . an ra) a , a al B be , , ‘ . . Pt iiding. ment OR ve, — _ oe + sralenet: geet gf gees all mg ne veil G. Pa 4 EVerereen 447 a Sunday. BUILDER will build " -room bungalow, i FA. BERRY 24% — ren Ap- | ot_3649M. soutn. Bivereide “. tae yt nn” an Oe eee INVESTMENT PROPERTY Wid. i 8 ———__ 7 { ) . ° 5 . e erson. ~ —— ~ ~ —~ oe s Baio REALEY CO> "| Scxcavow Wig—To rent; & romgs;| "AND © LAKES EDRNIGHED GOT: |stmlr, dat” Shd:Hi'%uS S00." rare ee ou ten) | FOR, EXCHANGE For aingiy Tlat_bun-| WHDL take, puninese oroperiy of Geller: | fai owner only. pox G'90H_ BD. tel H 3 504 pomm—e | west or south. 2 adults. LAclede 7583. Waukesh AGES plans and loans. 1043 "yet A EXCHANGE—Dorris Sagsonaer sport mod. | lot. 150 feet frontage: all improvements. | { or new 6-family apartment of 6 rooms) Lor wtd.—In Weauen F oe i) wer floor, 00x00; 8U pear aukesha County. Wis.: by season: fine | land 2136 (ca9) | fl for lot, flat or bungalow. Rose, 1409 WALTER KOLLAS, MAin 3078... | @TPPo eet De_Mun tract, Bux H-246._ Post-Dis, on “ae ee ! » gato nd a or repair shop.| BUNGALOW Wtd.—6-room; in vicinity of We R —— comforts: Tent reasonacle, : tai Carroll, ‘ FOR EXCHANGE—1 — it — WILL trade desirable city income and Va- South Side flat. Box 1-29, P.. — Ncw stores. with ga-| ©'Fallon Park: would consider buying.| wi,” “CHIMMEL. R. F. D. Nashotah, HOME BUILDERS—Save money, will fur- | EXCHANGE—d625 N a ae rocess. GE—Double flat. west: 4] cant equities for deeds of trust. CEntral| Lor wta.— ‘ MAIN 4 ING yn. CHestnut 7407. 925 Chest- | COlfax 8463. (07) | tS nish plans and build. actual cost’ plus 5| 6 roomm sun room. douvie kurnce, $i2. | leucys, moderns f nicam siamae nareen, | Saus c} | pewe st oe Coe Pe ns : ) REST-AWHILE COTTA a ' per cent. Riverside &353M. (c99) | 500. What have you? ae F ror PT oy gh Poy CS eres Po eam Diants; garages, WILL Pn eg ee —- = ~‘s oe patch GE—Castlewood; 2. at - e. large lot: want sing'e flat, _resl-| ment for vacant or residence “aa West PROPERTY Wtd.—North; will exch BUNGALOW Wtd.—4 rooms, west; before rooms, bath and electri ts Central 6. 70 N.—Fine location at at Olive June 4. Mrs. Kelley, 1538 Woodruff av will trade for | PLANS. specifications; prices reasonable; BXCHANGE—Let me build for you, flats dence or cottage, Lux 1-344. Post-b' University City 0 . ley, . | city property. MAin 22 6. | competent architect. 3508 1. bungalows i a. FX — —.| Pine: 1 deed of trust. Box T-391. PD. ersity City bungalow, TYler 1301 2 le 21 cl) c 3508A Humphrey. galows in exchange for vour obi IR EXCHANGE—Farm, 40 agres; 70 (c62) | PROPERTY Wtd.—South Gran business side 4152W 5 rooms and large porch: | ©*berienced architect; first-class work | ceRFEN r furnished: running water and hover bob: | guaranteed: reasonable. Riverside 2004, | GERFEN, 3155 S. Grand. LAciede 8008. | will exchange subject to new: $1600 3-/ Ray. terms: ive 6-mon second on same. is HOUSE Wtd.—6 or 7 rooms 9 ~ | wide Forest. S'KNS arked River- specif 4 5 : Sn r is modern: coun orest Phone WE pecifications free. Call be f EXTHANGELHiGhIS © STORY egy nt ho fab-tame: $79: flat: 5 rooms: S00.) ty, near or on highway. c'ose in: quick. | two fc ec 3650. (99) | or after 6 p.m. LAciede 0369. | (99) | GE ome improved farm ioe of ee a6, au month: price $35.000; clear | Country, bungalow with large lot. Box men oa | ie Lindell 56623 ROOMS—Screened porch: furnished: | WE sell flat or apartmen ] vil assu LD-180, Post-Dispatch. Sc: HWENKER SST — oe Chenu! aa — Ws R. E. CO., 24] Wellsto (eo UILDIN NGS ie: sco. MATHE son. (c) | LAclede_ 2 oF Vv . x I 4 $15 Chestnut st. BUNGALOW Wtce.—Or lowe: flat = |SUMMER COTTAGE ~ = 2950. house or vacant. Vox L-223. ,P.-D. , miles south: near 15,000 populat , # NG. , “ x vd ELEVATOR STEAM j EASTON Store: newly oe HOUSE Wtd.—4 or 0 Toom binmatow OF | Me amec. 4388 McPherson. tt oo Gale “ae aie — vy wherever located; wie! ee “e195 S. Jefferson. BEN ALTHEIME R& BRO, 7a bugs co, . SIEGEL SCHOOI. omg ay (Ll, PAY CAS and “6 te cottare: city or county. Eo r_ LINCOLN ; O’REILL (e%) ‘ —New o-room bungalow ; wo dandy double flats. en av.) near Catholic Ch : F fc) C “oe Ser A BEA LODGE AND LINCOLN y MORTGAGE CO. OXCHANGE What hene son lo Gee | trade 3 rooms. PRosepect 41 sd rcoma. Realty new: trade ior. simgis 7 WIN. 694 Olive C urch. EMMETT BALD. alli alas nontileeeeeed i tiaion Ite cumini dicots cae mee ea pe rag. ae t : = cv i ’ , BARGAIN—At Deicke iF Estimates and { near Cherokee, 4 qd § . -t ine BNew Garage and Show octane ah a} 3 res of land | timatte and prices gratis. near Cherokee, and 5 reoms; clear; | income vroperty. Box D-390. P.-D. ea > | pe 3 ef oo ae ol ; nouses $3000, 1900 Chestnut. " 3 ~ S ‘ ' Want o-room modern cottage or bungalow, | HOUSE ¢ _ low or fiat. T dy About June Ast. age cet Bl Neronbastely caring | RESORTS | oe Suet. | Bai th Bldg. & R. E. CO. | south. as part pay. Box H-408, Post-Dis. | — ae ules Sith _ want _— eee room brick, bun alow, Pine Bi E NEED PROPE ‘ - STL —5 rowms, neatly furnished Builder: nd Realtors | EXCHANGE—Far Qe Improve. | Price da } : r Tr singie our saiegs are mad i y ; ned: lease or sel. dye r y furnish : Ss a alton arm, ) acres, improve and full parti e within v business, frontiée oe Aes! yg ‘OTT. mop) See sinut. Wanted | 1 acre. Owner, 42689 Maffitt. 4140 Gravois LAclede 4829 | ments; 133, ee south: running ronee | Box A- 363. Post-Dispateh can pay cash. oe 3-room frame to trade for smali pele B-.-8 5 If you want some on 1¢F . COTTAGE Wtd—To buy on Mis single or double flat wanted. on South Side; | | HAY fi flta to exchange for farm. (€al] Have 4-5 single flat, St. Barbara's par- | £4Mization and expensive ndvertisine help z ssinpni | Cl-UB—Or summer home; 3-story; fully | | Ay street, Olive street. nail NEW S’ TORES Or Meramec, near mouth. Cal! issippi ¢ hom “610 f te | GOLN ‘(+ T () BU ILD? } price $150 per acre. LAclede 5199. PR11 |) R815 Madisen, ish. will take vacant. you. There is no Pig sn about our selling 615 core: ROS. FOrest 0561. agtay nen '. SECOND : -——-- — illints CH ON THE MERAMEC MAin 2457. 723 Chestnut. a4 Taree bee TF es % Manche ¢ | $20,000 equity Tes % GRAVUIS, 4614-18—3 SS cottage. or about 10 acres in county. See 5-STORY AND BASE 3 ar i , — — Je. tu Ballwin, seuth on WiLL | 3 BUILD a 5-room bungalow for! at southw py cata 5 i Ab cong 7 | ABOVE; 3-CAR — 3 STORES, enanan Mr. Lawson. WM. J. HOLDOWAY & CO., ne ee, -s “city farm that is guitable fr FLOORS 565x151 .C ee BIEN REALTY = Furnished Houses Wanted | for season. "hides ae non for rent Sean ee en ae ey, Dencte. Graut | right? Owner, CEntral 3303. ~~ (oe) | FOR APARTMENT. LACLEDE ai 4532. ios Realtors. MAin 1467 722 Chestnut st. particulars. —_— oie ines aan us full _ HEATING PLANT; 2 EL BeeanINGTOS. Fine new e; vn ss snc lrieth, 215 Meramec aur Auten- 7 g. CHestnut pe ays EiCHANGE—3000 feet of frontage GROCERY Wtd.—For income “WANTED—INCOME SERTY FOR | eral big deals. ust handled sev- EVA rent W ALTER JONES R. is WANTED— Furnished bungalow or apt., | Battin 346Y ¢ &t., la) ton, or cal! \ OZ) Green Eay Mich “a . a a roe home 5452 Vernon. nr One . Bat ay or EQU ITY. bor. Ask him Maybe your very peigh- : n a s rs . : Le CaPooil or r=] : : ‘ j ; hy. rig « : ¥ ; citi a ue CD. or city or . ; 7 3 ond . : 608 . mM. 6 etnut. oa Bee ToT : r summer months: . row ha ‘ee cae single flat, bungalow |property: price only $2.50 per Seat, tae | Lindell 8920). a ae I have a good stock of gents’ fur- SOUTHAMPTON R. E. CO., 4511 : 5 sTORY E — EstvA P)6913—Heart sb University - oet-Dispatch, me) | WEQUETONGSON Paton IR gage ER Bg ooo: | 1-259. Post-Dispatch. © ae 1315 HAMILTON nishings that I — trade for income prop- 8. Kin AND BL - w WANT 7 TO 10 ROOM FURNISHED | ne sites ee ee ee ee Fk CHANGE—Modce Tro 3 | 4-family apar erty or will sell outright. Stock involc - PROOF BUILDING , On ee r ment etna’ fi Meend. HOUS U SHED | T'wo furnished cotta adjoining the bu alow, $9000. See plans, etc. Ksti- so ie 4 : “gs me +-room, ~-StOry | pene $220, a a mene Raha ~ ae efficiency; | snout $12,000; fully paid; a North Side A a t tracks; good -t: -ansfer corner; centra! oa 135A Folsom | (cO2 > | THINKING ABO OT | STANLEY EPSTEIN. ixc 904 toe | po Aaa Get ad Ecos income with a’ ae farm to trade for flat or tote So Fm yen Hl good, / - Byestion. a : STORE ROOM Wtd. — For work reo:in; i a Te (st. MAIn 4384. Og | as os teh. ement. ‘ hours: no money in ; Bees-MILLER RK. E. CO., 113 N. Vth. | cheap rent. Box 1-364. Post-Dispater.__ | For Sale | BUILDING? | EXCHANGE—¥lat; 2-fanilly. Nebraska, | rooming bouse Gianict’ ‘Mina ee, oe um ee cae “ottice hours | ; > me ee ning house district. Would trade my Have 7s-acre farm to trade for bunga- D ; Ss ¥ 4 lang | ‘atnished: on Meramec River: i rivat 2 he S081 after 6 p.m. or write: give or pany Reeat. 1 mile from Pacific, Riverside | WH PLAN AN ij xCHaS it. | gsoean ena, deeuhie Maia ail Oe he menbagresn ee = Pas e Bite (oo ticulars. Box 1.282, Fost-Dispatch. S636. (c99) | WE pd LD A 4 FINANCE | EXCHANGE—Have single 4-4, bath, toilet. | steam heat. double mena 6500 % S and Be accept vacant. Sot AMPTON BLDG CU. I BY CONTRACT ONLY electric: also 3-family 4 rooms each in | nita; want good income, See Coff. 104. S. Rave. eae ee, ee ee : ¥ 3 feerait A A — eee een een te ome ull information at our offic ® In Lovejoy Apartment Wh ce ats | BA IOU REINS DEE Beuibweet corner Sarah and Enrizht: JAKE WANTE | “city om Meramec: Bi gene wende: eneat. | MEMBER OF rear: r By gle ve "7 loration aw most gets bus iness, " ri +) .. \ TED ‘ | seek” eee eee _-. year roads; canes | S come. — — a. Toe C = “aie 7th Si. S. R. S¢ ‘HOLLME} YER R. — “|4 owy stucco, will consider vacant. WE ARE ABOUT om roof. steam heated. S6-family apart- “i oh lease sma)) ee or se for ‘kk | gR7o 41, Lerms., ~80L Chouteau. GRand Cer tified Builders Exchange 1§662R ' : ee setae _ my R: » I am FOR i Mg a will trade for 6-room : » Born ‘ - TeAS ye rent | hunting; ciose to St. Louis. O. Rhoades URE T3T Faraz ; a votre eer: rooms each; ag 4 . SELS CO., INC _- = 2 kus. RL 1. “a ©8423 Washington. = | CLUBHOUSE— Near Meramec. competely | Harry Hochman & CO. aa ae and 17 ey gee age low or farm. owner wants vacant; bunga- Pn 3 re brick, will trade for larger S QO ' D QO j \g extnnt. Ain 4527 (c83) | | furnished; reasonable LAclede 7078.(c99) | _ CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ae ee ee ee OT ee BLUMENFELD RB. E. ©0., | : [NUT STREETS vi s : am a Rent p CLUBH USE—* large rooms and porch,| OFFICE OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS. i eee weet aewe well epeees | $10 Title Guar. Bidg. MAin 1609. ee 4-room brick, will trade for beauty THESE SALESMEN NEED NEW — ) : | a L LEASE a mee | tice, ome en Big River; sacri- | 1662 8. JEFFERSON. VICTOR 1004. («) | wild land. . Box G-154. Post-Dispatch. SS eee “igh ~ ay * eee Essex av. “re + gg brick to trade for store | w. 4. bela GS; 9 REAL WORK ts a | | “at Ten Brook (via. Lemay Ferry rd.) on!CLU SE “ee - ~ Ae Y EXCHANGE—Have modern 7-room brie’ | erty Ferry & want smal] | Or flat above. South ae — \reu: PP os ae a er at wan the Meramec: inquire eet co) or | "Sentan, tuscan a ear | T ls Human N ature | residence: large Jot. in W ebeter: will | BOCK HORST es ae 4315 Manchest — S-room frame to trade fer 6-4 IDEA he a? @ : oe es 3 phony heh: 4 phone Block Rock 4084 (e999) ete: . 7609) 'To have something beautiful and ond , trade for single flat or emall donble fiat 4EMP-WITHNEL Grocery and > Hiave 640-acre farm to trade for rood wALs LOCA ION a on brick building about | BOATLANDING—Canoe house — jaree | CLUBHOLSE—On Gravois Toad. near iis | Vn is ——e we are #0 carelul in desigaing Aon om Sapp in city. Box D-152, Post: | ee yy for single flat; South "> - pro ty "145 f E: vad , wnecey F. h CALIFORNIA AND ANN. 3500 square feet: large! pach, rey at; good for} River, just 24 miles out: beautift os erecting. pert 414 ; ave 145 feet on Easton ay. to trade Pro Magy + sey —— —— suitable for Me Suitable ‘for machine shop, manu- Bauitebie Pigaed 1200 F lease. A a very cheap. Phone Sasker” hivomia; a i’ sae eae ee ee | LEXINGTON, 4609—o-room bungalow, for mony oe Oe oe for resi- fa ca sel , Estate. r, candy store or — turing business “gf material yard. Forj ira} ° ok SAR ea 2" 1 7755I. 50364 Suther! : ~ | Far wie ; . | flat or vacant lot col - . lime R conecke tral 2080. utherland. — ] & L _| will take tenement or vacant. . — : fax 4172W. ome it? 5000 y KUGENE J ALTHE Cth erticutere ce CASTLEWOGD—Beautiful 2- ve _CLUB GROUNDS—For sale rent; er with STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC. 904) 10S ANGELES FOR ST. LOUIS—9-uni NDRICKS-RUBELING. CAbany S454. CHAUNCEY P. “HEAT H co. ; >" ? REIMER. | SISSIPPI TALLEY TRUST CO.. Agent, S eect a yuataptaas Sy ~w-Story cote | 7 " wate OF Fons, CnC We a) Lenina . “ | “bung : ? . > ubit ny R A : & tage: runn water : m4 | mile river fron Sy} e also finance your projects. } r | Chestnut, MAin 4584. ungalow court, 30 rooms: : EALTORS. GArtfield 31 sMER. IN 7 Chestr = 640 4ut Pp: ze: ing water: light: near spring. t. Sylvester Norton Drojects. Call for an 7 : Drice $41, a 64, 3165 oe O AID 3640. 4th and Pine. . T. Friton, Phone MAin 2860: ask at | Hawk Point. Mo. : ee ”ART-BILT EXCHANGE—7-room bungalow in Kirk-| ried flats ratenee ee atta. ine, ‘OZARK eeTARCA ARCADIA VALLEY. | ——. §18_ CHESTNUT. Pa . poets tap. | CLUB” SITES—Mer T-BILT CONST. CC | wood, M Big B Kirk 4u:_flats preferred. _GRand_ 4419. (99) > | . a eramec River frontaze: 4asv 4 INST. CO. | wood, Mo., on Big Bend and Kirkwood!) rane gues —_ - 472 ACRES. 100 acres cultivated : fibe ; mi Southwest - | Suburban by ne ———. at Deicke. Cal] owner, come out Sunday, acrocs river from 6417 S. :-Grand. Riverside 2210. {c) | rd., for grocery store. has garage for 2/ ere rede Me Mad to Age for Deau- improv ements, include MAIN RESIDENCE __Bun ows, Wanted 4 YeCAUSLAND, 3302-04 | . BEND Bl,, 131 b.—Store | ne, ‘e99) | Valley Park. half mile east of bridge, lot. | machines; time; hot and cold water, hard-| Gardens 9500 Gravois Oe FOFA| 10 rooms, 3 tiled baths, hot-water NGALOW Pausland) — 25x50; esti ES. C. MORFIT, 715 KE. Bix Beng Re. | CLUBS—5. at Valley Park. “Mra. Kessler, | ames. Be ha Rsaanete vi ron 2: cag REAL ESTA | wood floors; light. C. B. HILL, 806) for" Wid— small, cheas t Dew, "Tom, heut. 312, Post: ] hop. dry goods or ashery busi, x D. 190;1—Dandy store; i alley Park 89W (cO%) | ¢ i | See eae ‘sand i ee ee ous. er t. :} ent $39-$57 5 aU: RB nag business ‘spot: full. pussanent CLUBS—On Meramec: very sec! eat: , S08_F. DICKMANN RB. ¥. zs Chestnut chtnenipasmaiitiiiiiits TE | EXCHANGE—Residence, 11 rooms; West! tox Pale peti Pant, BONE: Sage ree 8 ROOM RESIDENCE. . 4 rs = CO., 306 Che ce heat: rent only $50. cheap.__Box 1-149. Post-Dispatch. - COTTAGE = Fumished Bolifoct Beach, ste REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ | oe’ 4 noi 5 sag y= Pug ge in fine | COT Wta—University Park. will give 3d | t@8e: GREENHOUSE. Lord & Burnham | BUNGALOW Modern. 1 A HESTE pi ' % DU BINSKY REALTY CO., CLUBHOUSE—Art ke 00 e100. - any 9-01R | - . | Shape; large lot 30 will exchange | a gf 8 : € 24 | make. a! : mnee Pees H » store; @ : 504 Wainwricht Bld. ae te 2 aay iat rooms. $100 COTTAGE— 5 acres, $3000. Arcadia. Mo. oo ee ge acres; Southern Missour $1” 500 equity for suburban home, acre- occ lh gy as part pey. Box D-375. scan Calon conc ow, sosers — terms ante Box L185, P Post-Dis, Frank Nuderecher. St. Louis MAin 4514. | ree oO alee ge for equity St. | age. or consider well-improved farm. Pus | COT For running water. electric ee ge ge Wtd.— , ; y - " | Louis income property Box G-2U, Post- | 1-331, Post-Dispatch. Exchange—W onderful Univer- | sleeping et for driver. bted. BR 31 modern: in business ¢ CO 81 Ge fH, 12 S. (Belleville) —Any kind of | CLUB COTTAGES—New, near Fenton and | topPfagE—Glenco Cliff, beautiful A met ) s : u ing roo HU CHART R. Sity City: 200x185: east line Kingsland. | INGS. 3 barns. eg ome pony SR ai WE age Sai a oe mpeteegie te te ee nets agp ts, ed E SHC Fo mmsiness; will remodel. AL alley Park: priv ate location: secluded | roundings: ver in.” dtiead Sane | Dispatch. g__‘c) | FXCHANGE—Sout! Pa d | Lansd “og Tt 9 a —Store: rooms, screene rehes one Valley | unaings; very reasonabie. and 2496) APART™M C I } southwest corner age an ireproof buildi Southampton, , ~y hme gon dg _ ong ag Park 98 F12. Dennis. 4 (oun) pr oe aggheln l ggg gg progerss: Salta: 4 stores, 5 flats, also a 4-family | aaa Maan ae ee for Sas a eae chicken, hopes. Re . ated, go pumping DROZDA ie and, in need of @ she nce. CHestnut 6530. CLURHOUSES—4 rooms, modern, near} (OTTAGE—3 rooms: for sale or rent; 1 | have for something you * ant. “Write tail | 4-5 rooms, on Prairie; income $325 month: | REN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO. | running water Not B RE 130032. built = a dT TY OD.. Chet RE AND FLAT—On Biz Rend: new | , Meramec: drive to Mth and Marshall, | Mile from river. Mrs. John Waley, St, | details; no trade, no pe HAWKING | Till exchange equity for smaller property | McNAIR (near Arsenal) —3-4. bath, ex- | Of Missouri red tot. Rg oe sidin be ROCE! ‘ 7 MA 1% Milding: rent $59 each: 1 month free! Valley Park. todas : — 8 a3: a olie, | Clair, Mo, “nee REALTY CO.., 06 Wainwright Bldg. : Sena oe p652 Y R020 Stebelman, | change modern 5-5. South, PRos. 4147. | t08 fireproof roofing. 46 windows, apaual N e each month paid in advance. Box | —~s2hi_ _ 408 Olive, | COPTAGE_4 rooms . — APARTMENT Wiad — | . NEWSTEAD — S-room modern bungalow: | Ve?tilation. screens and awnings. 20 steel eA - Kinenhichway. two stem Bizet _Post_Disnatch. | COTTAGE—3 rooms: screened porch. Val-| bluffs at Meramec at St. Clair. Box G.| , Kingshighway and wae oF Steak. | ee ee ne bunga- | “take 4-4 double on South ‘Side. weg oF bens. cork brick flooring. beaded ceiling. BUNGALOW Wid. ne; live, active ne TARLES RD. 764—For leans’ oF | lev Park. Beltz. 746 Bavard. | 105. Post-thanateh. St. , x G-| ings lot 1702150: want & is | lows, flats, residences, etc.: subject to Own ~ electric lighted, overhead ceiling fang. 1%25- built; around $7000. oe T.76, > wis pportunity. If rou have oad cae . ° ; Send Paz, TT ar a — a apne “ ST i. 1 hy usiness property first deeds of trust only: a will trade at ° ER of some of St. Louis’ finest rea!) ton hollow tile silo, r et 3 ‘nt this store a - J ” ; new brick store, 25x55 ¥ living | “ - 4 rae - — BA ey see Rief- | COTTAGE—On Meramec: Sunbeam. 4 | toe e100 OOK artment or country estate vp | rood vacant: other residences, etc. Call estate will accept Florida or Southern | feed bins. upper sto Bh re BUNGALO THAMPTON Ce de : ir rear. concrete basement; a be Bnd | nz ezyman s store Val lV Par {ej rooms: large ecteened porch: ro out 0 Sa diance 5 per cent, pal Mr. Dempsey. PARK SAV Incs TRU ST CO. California in exchange. Phone WYdown throughout, WA R . TEM th a on highway; S11 8. nisin 7 ms above; modcrn,; will rent separase’y | COTTAGE—Furnished. Meramec erg | Gravois to Tesson. then follow bale | years. Box D-340), Post-Dispatch. | Clayton & De Mun. Hiland 3390 0530M. or write Box 1010. R. R. No. ?.| spring constitutes the water susoly “ae ae O59RW EN x ae re ce | month or searon : Monday. GRand 7966R | Holzen’s Park. COlfex 8403. te) eed AUTOMOBILE Wid.—To exchanze, ——. EXCHANGE—Have e 12 ‘ots: consid: F FoR | Clayton, Mo. (c83) | buildings. flow 300.000 gallons daily; over | BUNGA EW STOR Botox he ROADHOUSE CAFE. CON, COTTAGE — Two-story. at Castlewood: _COTTAGE—$800: 190 ft. lot. $150 up: greed MD RS or will sell eguit ¥ | onds. eauities in cotiazes or flats or what PAGE, 5089—Fine residence for 4-famlly | 2 Mile of underground water lines from MACKLIND noms P ONERY—Close to St. Louis. Old sacreencd, clectric, shower. WEbeter | on Meramec near St. Clair: high. beau- LS AS EL A Delnorte; Hiland 8184. | nave you? See tract fronting 315 Fiat on | double. LICKLIDER, FOrest 5849. 9 ™ain Spring to all buildings. LARGE Biz demand for ¢ druggist, ‘ ‘ architecture: wel] kept grouncs. | [ :* oe (ean) tiful] view: easy terms: also acreage $10 AUT OMOBIL ke Wtd. —Store and flat: price south side Bruno by 300 feet deep: star ting ' PARTY ownir g a new R-room bungalow i GARDE? . fine fruit trees, apple, me ode barber: eomne a. ; 3 amore. Epace for dancing. soda govt AGE—¥Z rooms. screened percn: Mor- UD. ‘ $5600, bungalow nrice $4800: owner. 200 feet west of Bredell: mo restrictions: in Universits City on Teasdale ay | plum, etc. : KTapes. black berries. pages ee ° Established business: luncheon. 1% miles , r. A. BENOIST. 1006 Title Guar Bide | WADash 1119W water. gas, electric. hard street: half bleck | wishes to locate in_ ~"Yae +; ries gooseberries. currants, ete LAW a ‘evenings, private parties, bridge | ie. j 4 milce southeast apler Park; | a oo pee | UTO r Po aa fo ke your offer f lj sart. | ishes to locate in South St. Louis and | beautiful shrubbery. evergreens. perenni: ae j ete. On two state highways: op- ideal ocation. FOrest 4845 i ee - . feQqa)\ , pall Wtd.— Hi gh-class, prefer € ‘adillac or or | Bence ee 0 “an e or aii Or part, will trade for double or apartment. Prop-| flower beds. artistically ancscaped lemma Tex Bee high school. Another new high | COTTAGE’ rooms. aSerned poe Me groundn, & Youn Saale Mate ales | Tees "Post Diaget OM my Nats. Box! ovcnaNaks— 018 geccoe ee mar | TY © Cem. Fees er 8 for particulars, | driveways. electric light standards. under- "ADEN under construction across street. AMEC: 4 miles sout heast cea a yg ~ sleeping pore place 2 fe or ; . Pra ground conduits. ALL, ROADWAYS. drives. code 8 or torts ‘to "reduced. 3 tason just beginning. Phone TRi- | Gea) location. FOrest J&45w (C90) | - his w’fininn. fine well. shade trees: | BROADWAY. 7608 5.—Business vroperty. | 1] con xt sa SE doulas. rf F ony yo J/LL OS | walus. ete.” including buildings well ss m iy Ss mo rent ’ 2 (59 or communica te through box | COTTAGES—For lease sanenn - Sand 3- at ing... ishing on Meramec: hard road: with 6- room flat and hath above: 2-car } 3 ompto ; u race ior g0O0c | i ered. Biri x agumeeeeer. Deal direct with owner. IM-| room furnished: on Gasconade River: | a $2200; sacrifice $1500. PRospect | farage. will exchange for bungalow on | ott rej am he pen * i AALOG ID GENTLEMAN'S ALICYRA -A ~~ iD ‘350. “Cite store Ly om iat. ARY. Box | electric. water. F. E. Jones, Jerome. Mo. | COTTAGES AND CO —- Side Filverside 0305J. (99) good. vacant: "3935 ‘Tholozan. 4-5 fiat. trade PROPERTY Wid.—Farm, Gravois road; AGME van he oe Business 7 T+ : est ut tata pat eee ee ee for 10: garage; $15 th AG b A , TTAGE SITES—In + ate 24 LOW Wid —De Soto. for De Soto} for 5-6 bungalow, south or west: 4756 S. trade for St. Louis property. Box L- INT OMWHAT AND “80 D Sod ; : : oca tion 7D, . per week. Grand Vista, Arcadia Heights, Pe Bi gy Dress resort. tn meet. ad- — Box _L-251. Post-Dispatch. Compton, 5-5 flat, trade for 4-5 bungalow; | 253, Post-Dispatch. } GO ey TENNI FF NESS . RN oF ie foo, 5 wee es a AVES Aurant Location Call DElmar 5O1R. (c) | struction: sand beach. fishing full particulars. mt 7 ; Market ast store. rv COTTAGES—A few furnished and unfur- |) LOTS—®%: Times Beach: will sell or trate | class ction HILMER. DUTTON | foot front: garagés: price $4750. a ry PAUL SACKS. Granite Bldg CHest. B15. a NDREAE Re 7 a WEI LS T ON T ( 0 : nished, for. rent by day, week, month or. for Ford. GRand .9265. fell _93:36. is always rented. with am income of $3420 ctency; California jazz Siagiar:” acral a | place, rene : ‘ safe sandv beach fishing. golf. tennis, | CITY INCOME r pene y 7 : | AR} td.—In exchange for 6-room mod-! per annum. wo i . : trage io repair; qpeme* SPACE —"Ang telephone service: | horses, . ~dancing, hotel accommodations. FIRST —. buvs one acre on stocked fish- | coming © SOME Wti.— Trade 300 feet Page. | ern bungalow. furnace heat. large tot. va-| for a mene Nt aay oN Pom a mg oe Goore and latest modern improvements: To- . Aer h ing strea - 100 ] ing boulevard: e . ; ! n or bungalow tn a nice! cated on one of the be 4 >. "aston: aylor Trust Co pher service optional: also mail-| Blackhawic Inn. Prices reasonable. Write | og1¢ 0} miles south. Locksmi h.| BEN ALT wher wiS arsume | jety fruit. Box J-101. Post-Dispatch. neighborhood, Ff 3-2 n st streets in South of 3 ,80dress for travelers. Apply 1745 | for photos. Blackhawk Beach Resort. Vel- 2815 ive: c) CITY. -THEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO. || 94g, ban. G D : | : tion : | Be NE—Nice Tr om- LEMAY FERRY RD. reuson: will assum | oa take ie ' Pe ee | ee Le Cosaee >Roapect 4141. 540 Gravois. irectly opposite New — : MANN MUSHL. Iie REALTY Canon =. Mame Suitable for on ot So cee ae gendeh agp la ay oh Se Club site; electric; good water: 8 miles REN ALTHEIMER & BRO, REALTY Co, ae cone opty OR — bag will | SINGLE PLAT — For Exchange —1158-58A | | Sane, Sener: the bloek vith ghe beet | * of) Pek Merge = Hl Buder Bic * SPAC E Fo est e3hN. r fg ‘ ‘c80) rom cit y (QQ) COME Ww td.—Lot 278 feet north consider well-im roved farm for it = ooriand ve 9 and 5 rooms: steam } gta: UIs. nd ga- : esr piien. ? — oon —For doctor. dentist y ; cae : | Goodfello lock & “lorissé , ‘Sher "— o ; £QuY, | heat: 2-car gara |Tage; price onl letter: 3 9 a “tg STore and Plat, new: ee Rererior: good location.” Paulina | CLUUR SITES—For lease; Mississipri River Ta, a i 63. acres’ 0 CLUE— Vor | oi) may difference Florissant. | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 chestnut. | part pay, ee — he worth be5. 000 in i a ia t vhe vod neation for a rooms end | 15 _a!ways rented: four rcarages, LAT Wil = NE 1098 ¢ 4) tere . al 530° Te = Ww ‘_ yrees ; OTT —¥ — LOTS—o5 or 10. Zimes Beach : ne — town and hard road: fine orchard am cood | FLAT W 7 won Ft gins A ag # subs og on Mcpherson, near Suake: pales $16. Soe and second deeds $13.250; or double flat: notin oF northwest a m, to 2 Cu AGE—For rent; modern, 7 YTroomr, | “5; : : g bar- | improvements: va! 20 000. ra clegr |. apartment in Ps D or ami or! subject to first deed of tr “10 ’ ‘ . - : gate fain. FOrest 6709 ‘alue $20.00 Trade ’ larwe residence, Box H-244, Post. Dis, Post-Dispatch. oe —" ed A205 ARSENAL-WATSON (€0., on. Saee ares — P._Post-Dispate cated. rite G. A. Dillon, ow ' im ode ood t, o . 7 . SUMMER—Well] furnished house m | PoTs— ae | , td.—Farm. suitabi 9 owner, St § Hanle { ‘ ar: modern: in ition, f utable hes orage x WANT beautiful location in Oshkosh. Wis... 4 | “ose ta’ river Bi GO eer eee shaded: | ,for lake: springs: 41 acres: 7 acres tim- | PLAT Wid Have 3. 3 double flat, want ae s0x125” road, north of Wydown: 2 lots | 346. Post iuetee \T ao ; 6s center for beating. driving. fishing wo)j, or t on for quick sale er, COai UN yh dead 5 miles rom St. | -4. 55 room modern singic, Eox D-2a7. | STO S Wtd.—Or . “fr et } PU Tree: rie Soy 1 room and kitchenette. Rox G- 234. Bic Piner, Osarkn. “4517 Cc layton. a Ran 3351] or Tics 1A6R | _® CITY PR PENT? Ww td. —In exchange for FL, AT Wtd — Tennessee, near Sidnev. dou- j TO EXCHA TGA clear Ta3-acre Thr i For information call Mr wi. ‘out-Lta _ ONT. : 50; a ch. HIAWATHA WOODS—3-room cottages. | 3509A N. F undays. or eee F, J. Holser. my 2 cottages of 5 rooms each on Mer- | hfe Br _modern. Rents $195. Trade for | 0's farm, want 6-family apartment, sub- | ae > Stanford. Sy hg G208J, or A ‘ r barber or beauty shop. ‘ ~ OR FLAT Wtd.—bd large sleeping porch: TF sae spring water: | Wye Florissant. (of9) | amec River at Forest Ridge. near Union | 5 le on Seuth Side | ject to one loan, C. J. HILL, Agt.. 114 | Ld chmann 623 { eo; Surusee: yy ee mod} of city, with garage. weal lot 509x100: price $500. CAbany 9423. "pear Steelville:” ER FRONT —Aere_ lot: Fe nga la oe eeujenes Wilh furniture; | GRINT- RICALER, 4738 Gravois. Riv. 4242 X._7th. |. WE. CAN MATC Hi THAT ries about $8000; trem owner only = F z sa! ——— onday even ver. | ‘ tricity. showers, motor at. i S : : ‘jm . r 5 r| oa ss - Rae Rtg , See EP eN a eekaints Rinerdt Bae | Bee eT rening. River: | Interested ‘will ‘show tv aopomiment. ‘ox | FLATS, cotuages,, Feeidences, tenement. | To, EN) Bridge near Kinwmeoess:| TRADE FOR YOU | yey ‘ = ° ; Osi - hy ' a . . e* 4 ; vor weholoeale lox 40560 vexceiet Monday. CATT 7S LAKF—Camping. boatin OZARK, LODGE—On Gasconade WIVerL or. | t-Dispatch —_____ STANLEY EPSTEIN, INC. 904 Chestnut. | Medgeleigh Park: single or double fiat:| whether > : spies 2 Snpine, Bee -| tawes for rent by week. EV - CLEAR ACREAGE Wtd.—For city prope’-| — MAin 4383. north of northwest. Box L-257. Post-Dis | = Spaowes: (soy Seve AL : oo aig, ~ n geod condi- ine: gcod os —— north. of, St. Crereen ja ties: first, second deeds of trust; teks | gy +m, NT EXCITA Se aa Ca _ a = | eon ae ot Bg ae v= Ned wit oy call pS. u ee, 2 z, m0. ates. wart, Tirst > or _ bond S ; | mm L GSD Se clear arm. mos compl e trade list m mar SSW. ~ = tockhaueen. 1837 Russell. single. west: 6906 Aether, bungalow. Deaufort, Franklin County. Mo.: partly, obineeten —_ without gen A5a0W pf for quick sctlog RESORT— Ideal t4— rooms. bath, near Grand | 2OUse south side county road on east shore the Geacsenae ee a —— on | COPTAGE W ; - Fesconade . td —Have Fairground district What bav , nai | TS0N-0" RK mM | M. Phone PRospect 1643. of Kine'’s Lake. 83) | Jerome Mo. River. Write F. E. Jones, tenement, renting $138 per month. Box - ~ ROMANO REALTS, ee FYe oa tas Ee a : ML tigre Fr ge * panels Cc. M. Mt ) ‘ oon ero | N'deecrin.- | "3 aes in homes fur ee i—New fat. tiret floor. LADDIES COTTAGE—In Castlewood: near | SUMMER COTTAGE 2 D-381_ Post-Dispatch, ——— ;} Hiland 4084 or 8026. fe) | ject te one deed trust: give fu hotel: 5-room: shower furnished: rent or E—On eee: Be COTTAGE Wti-— For eachanze, residence, | PTA Wid —aal® O Meara’ broom stucco | won 1 weet you have. Box G-152, P.-D. Will Exchange Sent... and xarege. nortireest : arrdbure. w ” r F- bet > a —_—. = = COlfax 20863 ) | gale: cheap: _mmathly payment. Owner 22 “ te a 0 Page on gets near Grand, for | bungalow, al] modern: side drive: double | AD ft. clear vacant, best locality | cottage or fiaty Box — on Dig. tc) | rar au. Trade for 3-3 single or 3-4 room} Universitw City. valued $15,000: want in- 7Al1 LYNDOVER Residences Wanted 921 Mun. enCabany pa . reek. sh d bi : z. ‘Highway At ©) Ino fishing ade sand bluegrass: berry-nicking. oie $1400; Cc. J. HILL. Agt.. 114 & “3, hot- water heat. a > "ter 4-5 room |GEIST-BRICHLER. 4738 Gravee Rit 42 oe | deed of frost. Gecdeath ot saseor apart | No. 4. T._Baker. Forftell_ Mo. TIM PSHE ACH YTS PR wie BRICHLER. 4738 Gravois. Riv. 4242 | * i) ee ak oe, | exe wae { : veh, rsenal, near mE s-—2: for bet) = all clear. fenced and under cultivation : ay VACANT Wa. ear. for 2 stores and °°. | *t 3278. {ce} MOST Peaviital Ouari resort, Camconate 2708 Union. FOrest 2225, (ea t AGE 0 ACANT Wtd.—For four- | mile from good town: exchange for flats or | flats, north. rents $125 2 month: wil! | ewer DEReON 1 =. win —, x | Res Tt op room. modern convenience: | horses; new cabins for housekeeping. $12 VALLEY PARK—3-room clubhouse. Gom- | | noe etticiency” flat: large rooms, good | will assume. Box _G-21, P.-D. | make ood trade. Box D-302, ER, ROR Chestnut. ‘ i 1 Rorthwrst section 4 adults. Rox | per week. "F. Steckel, Richiand. Mo. (98) Fa ened, _Everercen_ 9765. eat: on Quincy weet of Sravole: wee | PLAT Wid. Sg Baby gp Bing "ag ny BEG | te “rs SDA Tr ————— ACRES—F c xe OF | 124 acres: hill: b ; it-| with owner for mr excellent ineome Dro» | . .—D-reem, modern. — EW cory | furnished code: private: — Mo. 3 big aaa aaa A feraba Ege rocant. Box D-229. Post-Diepatch. (65) | somes wit trade for equity {in deud'e | OF Post-TDispateh é Business Corner, Trade ’ Grove district, Northampton or | from kts rd. 3 point. ng Oo $1500: alen on half sections to age imber land. 40 ares, i 4 | fiat, Box G-347 Post-Dispatc’. (629! VACA! “td.—For exchanae. euble. & new brick mages FB modern : well-built: | CHestout 6140. el =: a@ults. Rox T-2641. P.-D | ments. Johnson. phone Vall Park. ORF1 1. ot 32 nere. Reeves. 627 N. Vandeventer. | er. Oe men oT. | FLA a.— uture PO soso “— wee A MS rt or good single. south. River totdete, oon ate) price $22.000; | : ’ ° : e : me rte — ms, sleeping porch. m ; ree: Lake For ne} hun Bn. ete cra iee si >| DARTMOUTH, 7194-7176—F ar cx: | clectcle: pomn OO 7 ired 19 me T : ee + Agta 908, 3 oy et Fgh ae 20. Jn lhe tenant: couple. Reo pos u an and - 1 hour's drive tran | ch ‘ or sale or ex- | electric; rents $AOO ¢| TACANT Wid —-Por exchange. enn |. Located ean eg corner #t. Louts end | ¢ -Dispat tch u tec R> x ~ 63 : . } P Louis: ba on woe LE, sce owner: 8°80), le” eee for vacant lot im Univeranity Parts | equity for gin 5" ° fiat or eottace. , xt. earner modern fiat: trade for vacant’. Tas mr: will trade fer clear residence— | ° fe end $04 6 —— 2-family 5-room apartments MARY FISHMAN. Reaito~ email farm or bungalow, SILVERBLATT. might consider clear dewimble vacant tots. | Groves: pen for imepcctics. (c09) 10i N. Sth st. WAir 1888. | 722 Chestnut. CHestaut 0605. (¢53x )} L. ¥. CARTAN & CO. 722 Chestaut. right. | New 4-family fiat. # roome, bathe, | : © sentes steam heat; garage 5 cars: rent $255 per: oweat orice and =m Box 2

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* " a ‘ . mi : ‘ ve) Obi ‘d F 1 0 di ee4 SUNDAY, pe? Wy Sat 8B mgr sig pe-2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchan ge, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences F or Sale Today. .¥ 3 im way 13 4 Pant |: POST-DISPATCH. ‘* SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP, Bop. PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN : ae ee , : OP SALE SUBURBAN , | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE RB e eras ——— nnings 6) BE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP.‘FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR e ones Son, ore. | 5 =— | eel = ~ oP J 8a ABE a “Ss _— a Sete Hills, ome gens eye ar ie W IDEAL = hb teen LUCAS AND Hf vk Po ha 3 or bungalow h for flat; wi ° . unealty “ om i ; . : danke A DIFF ER ENCE sell at “\ at lll ogg ‘ean aah Post Das. Improvements Are Now Being Made in A WEEK 5 uisks jixtures or docaek ee A yade cae a - (bid Pepe a r 4 4ayN UY OAK PARK—A l2-acre estate on Mer-| e » hvuse, trust tr | ith Gten af 4 Te EWN Vv I R O N M E N T D O E S M A K E amec River: beautiful high ground: large | i O O / ba | apickes, from eer t8 Stnsinnn tale lwin garage: SS 7 Pe te Fah forest trees: -§-room cottage. with running | i a nic K & & (0. jiovath and iter Ft Lea. 8 df water: wonderful location: south of Gra-- 4 . ae A. = —AISERS, Al ENTION 2128 Gsth wt A hice i bees re: pr ‘- only oe _ ~~ aol i Makes You : ows 2d Hu. skamp: oN gy an witm garane; $o is Gi ck 4 erside Forest sigms to Oa ark: rock road | 4 ee | \ / | ow: ter. electric, : | Meth and mite : ae OE . pe all the way. Open Sunday afternoon. See K ri ba Seale? and shrubbery; lot GEKLING KEAD + 5 i A oe: ie, at oot: a an : a Property en — ~« $2400 SH00 cnt 28: AIENLEN. G 7S oe ULDO 4 22 gO: PPOVALTY CO., COMax ° . 5 ea ea ~~ REA _ »} cei p t. OLDENBERw&., 4746 — S-room = stucco O Tals _ Union, Open Sun. & bkves, & . BE Bee bath, furnace; lot GUx120:; garage: $5000 a wher & ow NE | eae dice STUESSEL REALTY CO.. 3548 S$. Grand, é) | N H) wD | : in ' 4-room matt | & ‘4 ade } ag ye omg Ra room = »- rere must uy Fairlight Down Kenwood Springs aaa gas, elect ‘4 Beer ie? een to appreciated, sacrifice price: _— st | eae th : Ferguson car, transfer to Florissant ret. . 1 g—Nifty mew o-rovim brick KORTE, 110 $34 BEBE Bs : ' off Smell Station, 1st house east. Cro ley. oh a +h jOLA. are pawood flours: — _ a tg D i Bee icles RESIDENCE~—For sale or rent: beautiful BEA TIF L . ' : gory: t 5Ux150; low price;| Park, Normand id BeBe cae W | ! Rs room, = ype home; 6 baths, ty we ee to finanee in gt rat money. Open this! low, Ri ith compile : es - Olt-water heat, gas and sewers: ote 2S0x | the ul ing of your H = ner lot; 2-car € j | Seee 4 ee 300: on a made road. Box T- 10, P.-D. ili O O O ome, REALTY CO., o414 Delmar, Hills Country Gl 1) Bae ee onde! ful Homes RESIDENCE—? spacious rooms. every | BRICK | OneE city; reduced pF : ts me * 4 2 e | Rene ere Ee ; garage: “io | ' ST. AN ae pd eee a : 00x252, near idian alley Country - "rh a 1 -ae . ’ i ‘ Glen Echo Par bt ad i. d t, ] t] Club. and the Lake line: price and terms. | Bl INGALOWS OLIVE STREET ROAD—EAST OF PRICE : ; Kirkwood attached: lot 77 | eee te ; see * Tutwaunl “3 im its— i . imits. * : i, On ROW. 4 cee An a Coun r \ u | Ing i B. SURKAMP (0., 6331 EASTON AY. One-fourth mile from University City Limits—10 minutes from St. Louis City limits W— > FOOD et Kirkwood: 1t| ‘strictly modem i } ; 4: , || RESIDENCES dandy r Toon: and new | No waiting for improvements in FAIRLIGH?T FAIRLIGHT DOWNS offers you the 50: peice very, ie fort iT ay cr 7024 jacaeall Bek eee sto idin North Kini ; xT +4aTt ToT}. m'N ‘ing ? , iti TH ‘ Tage or_¢ Hee. Picturesque Colonials. ..stately English designs. . .smal] || Garfield and Fourth av. is for sae: weal) LOCATED ON BEAUTIFUL |;) DOWNS, work is being done RIGHT NOW. site you have been waiting for. SituseinnE ad, soe) San | Ee M4 | ll ] = Me dif- location and just ripe for the right parts BE RRY RO AT) JUST SOUTH >} Substantial reinforced concrete streets. _ade- beautiful hill overlooking miles of verdant —~ 1% ruoms, very much i sera tion ’ tint. iomes as Well as the more pretentious. . every one | cer ak tee ates ci te ger tesa ted bs ah quate sewers...sidewalks...water mains. ..ane trv and fanned by southern summer breezes, eit 503173 ee Aerggad modern matt bi : 2% {or you ca rent store byiiding for came ns 7 rr 4, ry 7 t tel Jertbert aye aa ~ . ° a : Cc?) i ferent every one most charming iy. e such homes | This property is worth $7500: will sell for (OF M ANCHESTER, NEAT - electricity. ALL THESE IMPROVEMENTS Ed Wilson, vichestervenge sil | tent BALie { ee eatin ese ar 5 $ 5500: $s "O00 dow n, balance easy terms: W EBSTER GROVES AR E INCLUDED IN TH E PRICE OF TH BE Driv out today. See for vourself, Then v% Mv. Lake Manc tc} eieuis eet don't fail to see this dandy buy: dea) with | r smyeate-r ‘ : 3 Arms P as you W ould expect to find bordering a fine country the owner living there. Telephone ATwa- | 7 \ OVE MENTS LOTS. Nothing of the sort to pay for later. ns cu ee Sa Re "1)} At] sig Bend ae NO! man $e ter 50 y . when dotted wit shrubbery and ¢o0 riui counter account 3802 St. Amn ei. club. There's a rare treat awaiting you here if you enjoy ROCK HITT RD Fast sien T50, 00 ALL IMPR ie We pay ang? taxes for a. : pee L Pies oak Wael tor ‘Yoo seu “owner eacrisicing on account| | 9903) 64 (Ai of hee feet north of Manchester; 8900. AMP, | y rvice an rvice Cars from Deimzr Loop-—0o : eines Riv 2080. |°2-story the root 4 Be oe looking through unusually fine houses. 105. N. 3th. CHestnut 8342. Water, Gas, Bleetrieity, § Sewers | a eee | BLES WELZ. 2642 Gravois. Kit 2080: | ose cd ‘Tle : aot aay SUBURBAN HOME—Facing gol? Tinks, an | bit 100: UU; pens, DESay Pm re er, Jilly water ae B 7 je . strat i aU 4 ; 5 } . — Cc Fig 43 : (oe e ! See Them Thi A ft ! sage on ng “ging 8 rooms and two! ee | lk, : hy aoe or rooms. all modern con- Oifex 2048 w [ >. oie tile baths, hot-water heat, edrooms, 2-| NAAS eCxal ENCE— 4 ith : (ae aie ome. IS ernoon. car brick garage, one acre of Iawn. shrubs |. Six-Room | i BSo ° I © ) jences: 2-¢ ar Carnes Ot an price | et aa ° , : an owers, two main oroughfares, 2 tiful 5 Sunday CC. W. Wipke, > . sah |. Drive Straight Out Big Ben r blocks from car line. Service. cars’ at : i : et ' oF ; ue: opel | |e Sie B 8 d Boulevard place. J. & C. Stites, 9615 Lackland, | Y] k Bun alow ! Downtown Office, 414 Rialto Bldg. Office on Ground—Phone WYdown Jig ma: °"%.,. jy. Phone Kirkwood 993 (C08) | © oO Gee WAbash 1215W. fey} . Gt) Soe — = RanT LOT—24xid0. near 5. Kirk | BALTIMORE, ' ae \| 2 Feo room brick bungsicw with painted walls | £ SDERER. 2610. Gravois. PRos 1519;/ment; furnace heat; sodded | ie pe scon | — 9706 : £ 33% °. : , . i} . . . M rm 45 | af se . : . ng garage: reasonabie price and Term. ~ Two. S-room' Brick Dunealows, es feont vard. OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT. 800 Chestnut. Overlooking golf course, surroonuded by a 2-acre yard, wih ROOM MODERN BRICK yard: 70m 14: : a The Working Man’s Faradise!! _ | sits leePictic ae Sh | ita ie wey erica ut TCE. $6750 ROR, COUNTY ACREAGE | |||] schools of every description. Eleven rooms, ‘hres SSRI: (BUNGALOW eae ee | e- ANLEY RD., 2848—4-room frame, bath. | hardwood floors. furnace and breakfast | | y - y . i rch, two-car garage. Representative on premises from? 36° S. Kirkw so Pama in . ‘ i ; , double garage; lot 560x165: $3700: $300 | nook: price $4250: small down paymen! PR & $ oO SEE W IPKE OF KIRK W OD ng porcn, 2 ga r 362 S. Kirkwood road ; hard- vetiience. Pie + —the WIFE'S HEAVEN—the garden of happiness for the children all | cash. $2: per month and interest. and $25 per mi onth and interest. 5256-58 4 ies 34 neres~—-Oliwe Strent weak ene 0 che | | until § o’clock. Drive west on Natural Bridge and ¢0m fight se wm, large — aunt ‘MIDLAND. 9% 22 > 7 e ’ 508 Ste mr ‘ ey i a 1 't- wat: . . rom . 3 ey are combined in our home-ownership plan in RIDGEVIEW where 56 | GERLING REALTY § "so8: — WAL rER w. MESTEMACHER R. E, CO. $250 CASH ughest points, overlooking Missouri River; i first road past Bellerive Club. See er Bmw cistwoud High Papen - happy families are now one year nearer to the goal of every right. HIGHLAND. 1522—4-ro bar ain: 2320 N. Unio FOrest_ 1521. na en brick Tesidence: electricity: | PSchoo!. on main thoroughtare. Tennyson av.: BS minded wife and husband, a home without a mort I , $6000; terms, E, A. STERN, “BL05 THREE-AC RF CHICKEN FARM $50 A MONTH | . 10 acres—Spoede rd.; 6-room residence, U ARTY | oS & SMITH, INC., next door. e only $100 gage. t requires | w Abash 568. Lot 300x430. with 6-room residence o | 15 mile of Ladue road: electric: all kinds 100) Locust st, (cS?) | MILION. @LE ie 4 cash to become your own landlord and only $35 per month, HOME—Beautiful; St. George's parish: 4 | 27d. modern buildings. to take care of , . of fruit. 1 E elish Style Resid room brick | a probably less than you are now paying for rent. Large lots, neat "| Tooms, bath. furnace, electric; four lots; | }000 layers. ee ee stato betweer Including Interest ‘ 40 acres—Manchester rd.: 44 mile west { 804 Chestnut. ngiish Style hesidence ret from ow . tages, granitoid walks. sanitarv d _ = COt- owner will sacrifice. $5000; easy terms. | got ome ‘one aa go es Wch & Ellisville, 1, mile frontage Manchester | | Io East Woodbine, corner of Tay- | price low ang | ahd lot only $217 rr Ng sewers, city water, efc. Price of house | _DIENL, 6891 Gravois. Riverside 2990. |+ KOCK COTTAGE a nai SITET Dis. ' i, oe —— . . | road, 'y bleck. from Kirkwood High once t; ie fae cash. Come out any day and see the m _HOUSE—46-room, bath. furnace, garage, in : gage Re me ; rae vr ~ ‘ acres—Ciarxson fF poe, Coens I; living room. dining room, sitting = : - : 4 cottage on Manchester road, 3 blocks west of Denny road, or bus sae bargain, $3000" PLORISS AT Reatey to gy ex: "benunte Paes DRIV E OL f MAN CH USTER : oo — oe outbui iaings: bar | aes first floor: 4 *plareomen. balks aa $5900: a 4 1 city limits loop on Manchester road in Maplewood. You may be | CQ. Florissant, Mo. ATwater 387W. (cl) | —- Mae Gate Ge une dno iss | a TO BERRY ROAD OR) | (56 aa. Rid op Lots ——a wheat. cit warnthe ricable ares: | ; a if you don’t come, you will be happy if you @ ~ Setry | HoUse—4 rooms, 1 acre, fruit trees, 00d | pome. Drive Rott +d. to unit ‘for lane | ‘PHONE US AND WE WILL |! an , Briced to ee. : a til getop Ots nN BUNGALOW— m Ragga = eo, Manag garage: | and Creve Cag ee an auto. No obligations. MAin 08 Pectiect too a Beer: aot locgtion: conveniences: 17 | sign on property. seamen " Dene Tr waar and see dw! floors: lot 135x280; garage aa and “shrubbery: lot 100x317: suit- | ROBERTSON | i open all the time m 0848 or Kirkwood 819, Field office | Post-Dispatch. ee ny | ns Oe. SEALTORS. KIRKWOOD SEND FOR YOU. ot cres—Gey er Td.; % mile south of if rices Reduced house; plenty of fruit trees ae pe prt private sanitarium or home; terms. modern Ban ie | WOUSEa E—i rooms. on west side of Sim-| pe | ye gee r= ; GRAF & CASE REALTY ASTIAN y.. Bfpc. wy. 00. aon cee ie A. R. SCHOLLMEYER R. E. CO. | mous av.; 12: houses north of Manchee- | 10+7_N. Pennevivania,. % block north of | Clayton rd: electtic. county go gis (a-I t. Lots “LORISSANT RD., 407— Aclede ot en Beevers ESET N 308 a Oe oe ean | es Laren | DELUGACH & CO.’ | Si qulns eee ns ce seen 0 $4500.00 Sy in Overian f _Yenience:; pik ‘nity of closet space, 2-car ga- ‘ acres— poede roa 4 mile : Noes? eT. WhHtA TOM 4 ACREASE—60 acres. 10 miles west ety.) On payments you can hand] ai — HOUSE—selling out: 5-room concrete $300 cash is all that you need: chea | 3716 an ace. Knight North and South road. oa modern: hardwood feem 008 leciric, fli tt) between Manchester and Ciayton. rux.; | se it. Take Lake line “oh w Bre house, large barn. concrete spring house,| than rent: strictly ™m | ‘built-in | FRANC da Dea kt Givk 110 N. jth. ALBERT T. TERRY & CO., and ALEX | , Te0ms, oe sstee tan . “FAN $87 Suitable for subdivision. Luvis Epper. | See Mr. Armbruster i arlack rd. chicken house: 20 acres or more: large hath: corn locati (INSPECT a | w¥; 7 WATTS & CO. a bath; lot “100x2 00: 6 7 —e ne route 17, Glencoe, Mo. pag SS oS ee ARTHUR): Just east of Watson, toes| OWNER MUST SACRIFICE house: beenditel 2 Nise © ‘ £¢ 4 pee Re wy aye oe jleckiang: west on Lackland to Char any Chestnut, OPPORTUNITY TO LIVE IN COU — Brentwood GRAF a CASE REALTY CO. Maplewood 231 aa 2 :€ ry ert ack r r ” “i . 7" y ot pee . on tania . - 4 road | front ripe for subdivision. $13.000 | BING a — th 2 blocks. HOUSE—5-room modern brick: lot 50x DIMMITT RICKHOF F BAYER acca Sis cree mhten ” a ae BRENTWOOD PL, 228 Marguerite Av. Fer erguson IMEDA, 2::06— Bungalow ; bargain I.r | Roek re. jt. + NY. Woon. 708 Chestnut. Office 908 | lng ——l have an established busi- 164: ae fine place -for the kiddies: just o4 954 Telenhone Bidc. CHestnut 7752. | Charles road to Pattonville, turn south on | brick bungalow; eat pon ag payment. 8-room residence, bat turnace, ft tk sale: 5 roums. brick, modern. {*) ,reom and one Ss; A r ! and need the equity in my home to! 4 block from grade and high schoo); water, Ss aries Foe Hy { : ~y elass condition: Jot 100x150. AMEDA. 2°06—DBuncalow: bargain 7c dition; bargail ae acres. J-room house: fruit | further develon my business. If vou h gas, electric, sewer and sidewall: fine ~ §-ROOM AOU SE—3 ACRES Fee Fee road: near Jewish Sanitarium, | ig! i\}) WEbster 33463; owner. HAR WIG DISCHING ER MEVDA, 24 ungalow; bargain fOr! p.6n [oon i Ble Bo ms g- ae — line ~ S500 to $2000 cash I can save i e-00 neighborhood, good streets: it's "tent - This so) lendaia home, for residence. club own. Mr. pick: fice 557 50: casy terms. A's SPECIAL i] FOR suburban Droperty to buy OFT ex- i 2 nae. BS) a brick ; wet ic) trTM ted y tic wy a ro . ale “é or roadhouse t ‘ 7EN 3 math = 1] 1am pe 5 aR, wre ralow : 7 Saal block, a8 south 4 block "te te By non uttelaees: ote o-* y tile ves eT end. — $5500. | a Pag on a wood road: ae ee, = CALMER. INC Hi FOR SALE OR LEASE | cag her ood Bank R Co. New modern bungalows 0 on a Cwood fleors, furuaees gaeaums ound TR 4 ¢ ee — pered and taints eigrarace: newly’ pa-| See Emmonsw ith Heibel, 8816 St. Charles | 9'l_Durner. bath: -3-car garage: a rare] $5() Cash—Stop and Inspect ||| it iat or ten co Ate Orca PRoepect_1bic. A > net $20 oy $10 a month: will} vear. Seve ont it Coe "pa ag gne | Rock rd. “Real, ectate Gert. owen from 2 to 5 3101-13 can oy dri sake aoe | ti ee 13-room {1/1 WEbs. 2562 = DANDY BUNGAI flor, hot-water} a Ht 407 a . co ‘ os 4 J ries . — ‘ = ae “- ve > Priel UU 4 : 4 i‘g- i} : 7 . or, hot- t t. t 5. - % lace, zuple » hundred a Rie this? ae ® and turn south 400 feet te 89086 07,8800 | HOUSE 100 feet of ground on nice ter-| PD. m_ Sunda St. Charles or Natural Bridge to Carson; |* te na pe ae si tse“ eee 1 MORITZ. 8826 (Brentwood!—6 rooms, 5 rooms. bath and furnace TY PE ean ane - : 8709 Argvi : v t. Mage al car to Pattonville. go south | — Bm none WAbash 136. commen: ao 8 Bh sag Egg $4600, “terrae KIRK WOOD TRU ST CO. brick — es Page new matt | | Scour’ pereee. greenhouse, ®-room beth, china BR yy ce oar 87808. ot ky ‘ a of ro ye Be drive: “pene school: barkain: —— an on aa 4 to Aug. Gosejoha bh euke rick, 4 rooms and | $250 down. $15 a month. Wonderful hi igh REALTORS, modern feature; positively best values |) ** , Owner, 1141 North and South rd. Bargain. LAciede 8535 shrubs: $1508 . 4 g epi to Aug. Gosejohanin's house, ast souk, tile bath. %" hard ocation, half from car. Yo ° jij) with plenty shade trees: 9% acres [7] | : : GALOW—S ROOMS, ONE FLOOR, > y 2 to aon : a 16%, on Parker road. 8 miles | {,00T ater, was, electric: lot 100zINs; | may ike this when you eee it,” Take | PUILD YOUR COUNTRY HOME HERE | Svt' offered: 2 sold. 3 left: open all day. ///) Of try valuable ground, “on | | P N MAY 165. 4 ROOMS, strictly modern bul DWOOD THROUGHOUT: DOUBLE | ALBERT PF. G ; ; from city limits; 10-room residence; ideal | and a. : e trees, 1 block from carline | Lake line to Charlack rd. See Mr. Arm-|...%° 4re@ Offering for the first time half MI . ju} Lorenzo av., 600 feet north of |; I tag COTTAGE, ar te — 50x150; $4500. GE: CONY who? BARGAIN AT nut. . : location for golf course or club: price | and stores We linet, SonOGl. Churches | bruster in 2-story brick, northwest corner, | A aNd acre tracts in a beautiful loca: DI MITT: RICKHOFF BAYER |x [2due || | Near bus and car: “fru So | _Sroom cottage, garage, Gamma ght 7130 LYNDOVER OR FINK- ; | be will surprise you: consider trade for acity br 7 hv live in the flats on the| or drive out St. Charles rd. to Lackland. OP the on road. within 30 minutes’ 1 954 Telephone Bld CHestnut 77352 : ‘||| 1426 Dorothy. BROWN. Gartiela: % block from transportatigg; . ERSON (O.. HILAND : F 68 i : Ee ‘ city streets; why not t drive of the city. away to a secluded sp ot |: aE. a OCR MUE 1 EOS: | |! L. LAZERINE. Model Hotel. at 4d pungalo® ; y fa S drand.Einaei — mafre you and your children ‘can ‘haves | north @ bicthee sO oarack Fa. then | where vou may eniov the comforts of ine|27 Acres Suitable for Institution | ||| ce Saree eee — 632160: $5800. i. bedonen ee AV. . 3 oe a a a's play: $5R00 5 ~ : city amd still own a sma!l estate or coun ee : | cd e x vw Cas alance like rent. Duys beau- ; 3 f PLACE —3-ro au notion ne ; | balance § 50 per month Y encoding ahs HOUSES—A customer has a 6-room house | UY home. where your children may play CLUB, PRIVATE ESTATE. ETC._ = we =x a || FRAME HOUSE 4 rooms and bath. $22 rooms and sleeping pomm » Rew brick bungalow; garage; iot J8x INGAIA : : A nit: “ia down, $10 a month: H. B.S adjoning; 100 feet of ground: will sell | to their heart's content in nerfect safety vt gel et ne yg SBR pea i aide mown, | Month. Apply Schisler Subdivision Gi- residence; | $7 moms firat | floor. rooms Up; | Gale, Pine 4 & es i # Lake line to Charl ‘ sommae re. 6331 yeASTON AY. | together for $4700; 2 places worth at least | #"4 freedom. where restrictions are such) | mandy, continue west to Bermuda, turn to “ poly . ; 8-room frame residence; all ™ and up-to-date: you must see to! car and buat 2. . = are in 2-story brick. northwest cor. = $6300; this is a pick-up for someone. | scionishingly lem lereiteebone ion ts a north: our sien am woperty: gt BEAUTIFUL FRAME HOUSE_4 eaaane aaa tal and bath, $2: | Sseoo. street; a? bteek an Oe Barthol FY Gere #.. — a ‘ i -. Cc — Span. yar °-fam- -fam- Maybe you can use them; large house has watch vour iny estment grow »aSORAD! e| Ments, a residence. also — fed lake LAP ROAD TERRACE on easy terms. Apply Schisler dubdie!- a bungalows; t: Onen: streets made. For iafor- weamciint ° on Ue Rent Soet parte Sot hontie, ore | reauonahia ners Desutlfal location: ‘C65 | Sey "Rou hae elecines eotge wate, | He,t bula for vou. Drive eur cies: | gocher fish iol fo An Sind; eshion, Sess ah won, Giger and Lake Clreonve 012 | gid sth $58 Soe eee co 3. MPRA, Bod te | COPE : | iouSE-—Natural B d Lilian: | eri =. ins-de tolls : +, ; HILMER, DU N & KEHLEWRRINCK, | CLAYTONTA TERRAT ? ™M etc. See these. Take Lake line to, Char- | Mill road. Salesmen n ground Sund CALMER, INC... 817 Ch homes; close to schools, church 6 HOUSE-—Natural ridge a PREC T at $2200: §& i is 2712 N. 14th. TYler 3367. Tyier 3368. | Park: lot 24: 75x192: Intersecoo 4 | Jak_rd. See Mr. Armbruster in 2-story call {COLLER. 3 Dvcites ae” itera, a) tores me room frame: new: $2250. a there: EGUSON RLTY. CO —> rooms each and bath; ee... aan ; - ; tion of . = 313 Meramec st, Riverside os ; Stores and transportation; convenient . > EV 65 Wn. balan: : UY ¢. SE: tHe Near Tamay Fars | RAM LoS NT: eran, $75. per” took | Giacinto ached weet on Lecuiand | 2 “BEVERLY HILLS” a take i ee scree | - BUY Mes: 2h eatane.” frouire at 2256 | CeSTOR a sate right. galow i, at TAS rccun’” os Cr: 8342. to Charlack rd.: then north 2 blocks. A REAL HOME vente a , 4 a i a wa Pn F sar sinnbmeea oe: restrictions, Clayton BEFORE YOU Hy -4°R 9" P m4 “seott, a . © > a ; a ardwood floors 16 ¢ SEE .US FOR —Leaving eclty, will 1 ’ 3 | oe eakith WN BR NKO P R. K. CO. want ] yt for equity. W rite yas KI ,LOC PA 2 desirable lots for in ST. LOU Is COU NTY built- -jn cabinet hot- t h s 0 820 PER FOOT + ba 7 mode of STOCK -M™ oT i . eo 3621 LAc 1370 Temple pl. ieer, $300: Evergreen bl.. near school. L 7 Tooms, bath. hot-water heat: Int 160x |} s. hot-water heat, beautiful |? BASY TERMS. CALL US TODAY 131 N. BEMISTON tn Bungalows, Cottages, ‘Tn residence cheap: at home or Y $e ¢ 3040-41. j x|lot, concrete side drive, sidewalks and 3 . . _ “ Farms, MAin 2383 KDGEW OOD, t ‘ a : n REAUVOIS Hamilton. Hotel, 02) | 185: just a few blocks from city limit street - } 5 7 . Acreage, Tracts, | fc) _ ; i ter ait ai INTRY taoae weer we “$3550° $250 50 cach, OMS. modern. | LAND—6.4 acres on Ringer rd. 2 miles of | PUCe only $10,000 ** | be seen to. ean it cae, kan Brentwood Bank R. Co inna t soe te te eee Let Us Know Your iy aot A. 73%3—F-room brick Bungalow: cave . “A Gravois, Riversite 2900°"° | monthly tneludt aE ae mance $36.50 | Jefferson Barracks; 3-room frame: $4000. RODTMAN & STRODTMAN R. E. CO.,| stores, schools and churches: a home the | > —_ : P water heat, oil burner: 2-car garage: lot FERGUSON ie ting cite ce! Choice corer lot; OWN-| Cricea: terme ; a 24 | c — M808 St. melting ‘al WA besh wees si BM AN IA 5122 Virgiina.— 3607 _ N. Broadway. family will like: price reasonable: easy | § WEbster 2862 ° 100x160. SEE -' a f : ATwater 264 a Ei hi al te ——r- ae P.2 c) | LAND—22 acres: fin term ) . ST-MI =e yy N: 10th st ~ _— ngalow: new, = ; ia i s jeans, ‘hot-water heat, Ghetenh: | Olivette, 750x300 "feet: rd. just east of| 18 miles out on Wild Horse Creek rae | STOP A. B. SURKAMP C0., 6331 EASTON AY, oS | DON mene abury)— month? ,fireet: $300 cash, Balance | OOO tel ; & all the houses” in this district have soni room brick. Price haw y Wi modern 4-|near Olive Street Mf hat old rouse ani| Paying rent! Now is the time to iow os -/ PEN SUNDAY. Beautiful new Gaivesad brick. rooms; ALE aR Hland 7976 (ete) | bargain; Us ‘ a. gresed in @ fast growing com-.| SAVINGS TRUST 09 915 Det outbuildings on it. Rh. HILL, Agt., 114] Country home: 5-room efficiency buncalow. | YWN double garage; open for inspection; owner. Florissant Ree oe 30—6-room modern Se to man, EVergr 74 muntiy gly .r restricted. Upen for ine | G TTAGES—2, 3 Pt te mar th agg ge 54x190: $500 cash, balance | OWNER SAYS SELL OCK WOOG Gardens Ware ten 3 2034. = 5 4 RP Sat x. | CRXTRG RS 4 5 spection. m UNDE to yon, chore rent terms: Lako , to " Diaces on LANDS Roy County, Grover; right | 2%® rent; south si: je of Manchester road. | On Terms to Sult—At a Bargain. COUNTRY HOM odern; 15 res, | BEAUTIFUL HOME ” hen nowuse. y. J 4 ern: terms, : q 3605 NI = {SUNDLA he | 5: . ¢ ue by tickets); walk » Link fat : fon ey Ss py RE nh eee Se cst ot Denny. Des Peres, Mo. (cD9) | A New Brick Bungalow A Landscaped Residence Park Denny and ery rds. ; fruit and shade slsere,” Gaaaneie an tric: good reat: : BEAT: GARAGE: OPEN TODAY, Cextnaton : 3 ; : ~ er Of + ec) oore’ s store, ee "a * n "1S — 4 : % 45 Minutes from trees; most beautiful spot in @ county. a , isrant 734: ‘(Nerth o Mane a nad - ang ; : a vitae ood. — 5 rooms: tile bath: COTTAGE rooms, $1900, $100 down. te ag yt A le oe KENT JARVI Balance same vr hag on } | veer gg ner omngy all aha tie eee ae Li Ww ee Rox L-100. Post- Dispatc a + = : i fraite." sheokye bunealow; 2-car ca- eDwW, > AL 4 ee Oo . —— ) o 7 E ' ‘ ‘ ° kee Te baa seg, ONES: S800; terms. Jay. at 4th house north, Saeatt, Milton | LAND —Murt be sold 30% acre Trane: | DA'M. furnace. "Scar carage at 2398 Fo: | first floor: unfinished aitic for 3’ rooms |} LulVe mere You Play ere a cae ont ninco | ligne: $200 ber acre. ea P. 105 N. Sth CHestnut 142... | LAEHTA. © ; . Bd ae rs. & : blo “ «s : m™ , C oors: o r = , . = n ; SS A } and farms, cheap. Ca)! a ts sourl Rivers claps se" nocd ‘tintoee’” wie. | Bannelis av.. 3 binges north Bend rd. heat: front drive to garage. See 3441 Oak- . : Homesites large, sunny bedrooms, tile baths, and | ON ACRE—4room brick: aaa poqealows. eojakce. Tate OF varans | RAMP Sam t : .s BW. (ce) | COTTAGES—3 and @ rooms. $3 to | im short distance of st. Louis: price eocei- SCHOLLMEYE E. CO. MAin x78 | Gale av... 1 biock south of 6400 Natural (| Showers, oil burner: beautiful oak treee | “iri, ‘and water in house: Ma BBark of Mani vicinity see Lee Wilson | RR WON: ; Ae rooms. th, sleep- 82500. B00 down, balance monthly. eaee for , quick sale, $2500: will arran $100 CASH B ARG IN eggs £45. ope re std miss this opportu. R tiful end shrubs: ideal home, with income: near chicken house; $4500. N essing. RO" ewood & Trust Co. sade. et « tacnnl ‘ Be WE beter “701W. (cB) quire at’ Missouri Dahlia Fane ot mort: | REALTY CO” S04 Ww ai tier RINSE 1525 Highland cork ar EEE a Se eof RICE REDUCED — | FINE GHOn , oe ( ~ on north- - x. Eniand (7500 Page): 4-rooms ‘ i opin siiiiadiia 20 Folk ; a — rh bung i tH oom frame: good condi- SOT hone “ehhe N (340— Beautiful 6§-room tor bath ; furnace, garage: a rea) barrain Cottages on Eas) Pay ments Profit b] NEW 9-room stucco: every convenience. Glendale ent: ences: Varze tot: ail mnprave ourhas: ot ee. Don E. Morrill, 5922 $2100" $1] J oms, water, electric, tt 80x17 50: just completed: entirely moa- SRS sale. E. A. STEM. 8105 Page. For $18 a month for 100 months, no in- itabdie arson rd.. north of Ladue. R. Briner. ir’ price includes sew me * genuaetees constructed: : ra your rent 150 dow - $15 4 month. — Let aly HII nd ante owner on prem- «CRE a a a a mad terest. taxes or insurance, nothing more to CReve Coeur 56. {c100) AD NEA RY. Room 501. 7 ‘hb ad CH, 374 | wo) eo t24 BUNGALOW—New ; lot 50x176: fine gar-@Line to Charlack f ae jake Lake 7 Mont (c) $9000 VALT a 1 a ae WATER tone I offer a neat frame cottage with 4 Investment RESIDE NCE—Reautiful 6 rooms, modern: BARGAINS. New & rE DA e : Chickens. M! dway and Foster. one! in 2- story brick nort} ee than $19 Py vw se mr + soenny: less Whe } veg ~ porches. City water, electric | at 14 Burroughs lane; exclusive district: Drive oyt today — sce re room brick bungalow:! strictly made : a. k St rle e: beareain. drive out St, Charlee 2 ge Saar. et — oo Ra b S north of Manchester, @ Shean UPL ‘ ; ne” ouse es of Spoede. Olive St: how, ndscap (ART TEX FINIS 2 risco miles from St. | }} PI > TTT OWN ALTY 119 N. 1g nd ro : i . ey youre Knoll, ow *s Creve ouve: _ 23 pod ag eae nt something unusual, 4- | LOT—100 feet on Lackland avy.- in O von P= arg PB vm as oad latest tear taden Pov apse * ae aig — larger cot- Se ee ee BEAUTIFUL WYDOWN ™ , tg hy FISCHMANN BE. CO. an 7 { ; 2 = om bath: zack Pr. rer. residence : ~4 : 337 . a ; ‘ ae trie. SN ire "8206 wes, water, only $2050: Bas, er. bee. electric: for ana $1350 o0 for quick sale. Bo L-352, ee: drive over today of 3181 Were: | easy payment olan. co oe = FOREST HOME peg 10, Moreland: ery right. — S085 _5._ Grand. WAL fie se blocks noit Manchester rd.; $2800. WE half block ‘from car; dirt Cheap; maybe | [OF ap — t se ae il aggro and let our oe mf ba BENNETT, Owner. Sullivan, Mo. —" a. 7640 Carswold drive: 6 rooms and sun- * “NEARLY {zw oee ; 3 a * jfepy) | POU Can use this: take Lake line to Char- sorted 155; , ialf furrowed, grapes, as- 1 re snow your opportunity | LO" Your Health's Sake Live in Syllivun. mail room; hot-water heat. hardwood floors, tile 815 Brownell; 5-room brisk “y eee LOW ir Gre Coe ck, Pd. See Mr. Armbruster in Qstory | wien grt {gees water. was and ‘elec-| DIMMITT R ICKHOFF BAYER. PHONE “w 1to5 ACRES parane:, Tide nite: Rarpninu® Toot: brick | all qonventences, near tenanaailam z eee coping on Bd “laree es — Sun porch, breakfast Charice rd to Lackland. wal an badtoed Will _sell_ cheap. 4303 Renthenena rd O54 Telephone Bide. CHestnut 7752. RIVERSIDE 5700 ‘ie Ot McCAW LEY RUTY eC CO. MAin 2813. 636 Oailand. all conveninaa B bol wee hee s0ni80. 3 ule Snags. oe | , | tention. wate orn. 2311 |} to Charlack rd.. then north 2 blocks. a ba vce te ao cep. north aide ne & ounty Bungalow Bargains | Fee. List ot 2. 93 and 4 room cottages. for i COUNTRY HOME sires | | cou NTRY HOME AFTRST NATIONAL RE ot $9 a | x al rive Club in Selnor- gaat eect = : 4 BUNGAIOW—Chea a | COUNTRY, HOME—Big Bend and Leffing- | sien and th * Ballas rd. See mv; Bungalow: 5 rooms and sun aye» south, just off Rippa | || | a “ . 7 ee HW — Seven : ee . BY ; : en see m d suntoom; brick | av... priced a CLOSE IN : : 9802, _ en rooms, beautiful sun 2 beautiful rh 5 and a Gro oom: made street hot. “4 FB ‘hones rooma, oun parlor, bath. | JARVIS. Realtor. Oe on Aged KENT | | Bungalow: 4 rooms and sunroom; brick. | balance ° Bagge A low; small cash payment, 1 I : BIG BARGAIN WEbster a. .° twater he at. tile ang hardwood!) = g.noom me : ile .° a eat Place. Bever) y | Ruildings: lot 24sx1o1: price rity) OT—Ciayton road terrace, Jot x2 : | $2750: ‘amall. dow ee: garage: — | TOMBRIDGE AGENCY. 8318 MERAMEC. tt D R O M A R A if qutrenan, aise, Clneses ue Mee fog J i an Hunt roads baarlbrE 88) (c} | — oa ; Call Riverside poo" — instruction (eo) | _mtersection Clayton rd. and scl § It will be to anche int cr é tes usurious Be wood eore: ‘slean ine an ee Rang: | COUNTRY HOME—3% acres. 6-roo + anh at ft. Pleasant quiet location, i ‘Grant bungalows. See Mr. Beers, M108 | | LAKE FRONTAGE of Ho Mek. al Mn ome Hi ag seen. Seer ae ek Ww 5635-37 LEE . te Bei. Nor ig Natural Bridge); be- it wean ' bagement: very desirable location. 1313 | house. with bath. electric and furnace: | Maniewond._ Apply 7301 Richmond pl. do ~~. oa Re a hbash 418W. or CREVE COEUR LAKE || Sites. restricted to residences only ||| 2¢res; others tp Fair Oaks. Southmoor, 2 new 4-room frame bung tertietive und Normandy golf clubs: 4- | Hillside ay. Homecrest of eh ov ft: | plenty ad cunts ced Seat tees Bore E i; ‘ s. tional. 3125 S. Grand. LAc. 0620. 43 ACRES, WITH IMPROVE —exceptional location on east side |||) Country Club district and with large acre- have cieetehes | water. gas: ice u! t-roam bungalow, with twe swn- 0 «oan 47 WaAba J. *}#ituated on Hudson rd.: an ide al countrr | $10 down and S10 | $50 & ASH—$10 MON — i DANCING PAVILION, = Ts. of McKnight road ( 1, miles weet #4 | we in_the county WYdown O2nn RT 110 NN. &th. MAs rarer hent t. ; #8fage: | shroughhut! =. room frame stu pene priced reasxonadile Mrs Hoffman, month! “4g "BORO: now is ihe time to 6 . H. Ww ISSMAXN. 1 N. of North and South}, just north ALES. H M“ ATTS A CO., CLAYTON. . frame, "305 one ie A. RNOPP. G nd a de yh . oo bungalow: ar: a heme dines: “ | Hudson and O'Day rd. St. Louis County, | et Out in -e country, have carden ana) 5.69 acres; new 2-room house; near Page | ’ 19 7th, | of Clayton road and adjoinin COUNTY HOMES AND ACREAGE. . Saw FOoms 50x27) {Hestnut 43. ne. cM : water a, fi hard wood floors. electric: ENR OAD PROP a5 om | arp ahaa H. Luke. S630 Sateen! |" i and Link rd.: “$3R50 - Ain 1585. ies line; paved roads, sewers. «omg Fo ee ee ae ee ee heruieene nas ye jot x. out atura! rujge to Geautitat | PiIN® Laws 1 pers, tor Kirkwood, “> $12 000. cw Wip- | se My am ision tract on 100. toot cross. | eeyeen Weanaay 625K. (orn) | FRB ae ogpTOOm, Rouse: Pe well: or. | 300 Acre Outer Park ras and electziotey are in: all con- EDW. L. KIHS BLTY. Shea an x131- enod REALTORS. team “aeuen ——. for a real home, with Hi : N 0209. lot f Box20. price $3600; good Burt 4 me Ferguson car to Normandy | fixtures. %& i TOR. - 8s we £3 rTroundings iit - -— . eed Cie! ; r west, | good for subdivision, Sie euee ne cae: MICHIGAN, 34 Otte ee 2 all ‘Berry Rd. Near Algonquin Clul | 7732 Country Club court: 10° ‘veoma, 3 i ALEX H. WATTS & CO. RACE LANS. 26: ah owner, “A Surdach ite? | laren, trees } ‘anion. ph erside 315 & com: ehangr: 4 rooma. modern: far chicks Plecant home: 7 bedrooms. 3 beths: hatha, hot-water heat. with oi] burner: | ™ , ° = r : — _Normands. YTOrktown * floors ané @ SR. (ovi¢ ¢ hicken | bese of CLAY TON bath: garage: lot 50x175. Owl . ema larre an - , gt ae home With acre of ground. aoout t of construction: 2 years old: with 9 ~-set Rarage: may trade for high-class 8) a 4 5600 .. home far -| reasonable i § E .. on i om t ctr Sere (most beautiful park grounds) ; may ©r 6 family apartment. For e n SPECTALIGTS na theeg bout and of Be RAl - —— ——" fore ; eg ‘Bee o owner, or. 515 Ey gaze, 1 i ANDREWS scene 8832 Jennings R EVergrees ; ‘ y * ~ - ini aaa sa anim ~ 3 . e ¢

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Wn I s ba til ne Y Ps at ] (5! bo ced rt 1 ORT be nn P 4 a aa a 90 3 x 1 E tt id n Io SS ‘ ( roc a] to eavi » Is ie R. 4 e “Lye. « a Ss, . a r IN SF ie A t iv 4: Se Vv Da ccial ‘ i. i le EF end & | Bh ay DD) D § ores . 28 war hae | 40: Bi K — AUT ots ; c rey? iM shan ard ow, a ure Reagan G. a7 feet bs s100 DOWN i & L he sta galo nae aU S emer @ one-st ay equity. i S| a lot 8 aig 8 3 .3".. Us la 4 a ive, n mt o co. . G a ?. 1a te ire al 4( rac _ Re: Y. ay G Iks " ae rE in J ae w an ‘}] e€ ,W 2W Siabeet : Darr . "See § ns. tai | ! 11 Bo 5 \W it Se N ws it th. tg ’ yit vis eer 4 x on Ki: eg: nd “ 1 th 4 aL oath K Iv 3940 26 Lo s 7A RI fo ar. 00 lo ne rs. 36 ge, ti pas ingal 8 a “AT rfu sleeping beautify beautil A ay 5— GR mc Hest bal ars Nottir pt (ARI {wood | . TOO OW, a. be. at 653 a PA seas Jz. 2 12h FE: Hise IR th. tion. O} a in reo :, . 37 we NFAR 10 al) ter “su T. ¥. ro tage 0 t Ww H ae ier Oy R aloy ' aU y Pm ] ong ng ng ful] ate Fan) Bt “and Ne an der d a iz w pe ori Mm) \ Ry Hin Pa ; P ae fan : ~ Pal 7) TAnorn ve fa IN fur- ¢ i ee th t U Cc a) lis I 1 4. ar ) or Ow w y% a n en olla 4 5 ‘4 ne rn iw . rd 30. n oR E ode _ fe ind n i eo scl D [ RA N 4% ( " ry , 4 oI da I d Ss os nT ii] . tT ay - Tt Ga x on Xx 3 v. : Stoftens av, » @ ICK oF es RC an’ fo e CE ~ eee Slee pa 0 nee ra — ealto beauti! rt 59 S ONG. AS ma: @ Me AA i AY GE AMILTO Geabd ayy good | UE a. HE t- Dis y; ae rt’ om Ls porch, ahEE : 4 8 ; ana an ~t HO Delors y nat See tary! nly we pagent ym est - ee Foo na utifui 8. : N¢ ME. var ( Boag aa — poe bE. aH ‘1 nied.) mien dg. a Baa “MENZ “room, is] coal we M _— “h. fe : “eas an ' : ‘ nn E N's ips ro an Fl RE Egg a o rig d floors. A spas furt _ Cras: gle. | deed - lect hss sAL aint - * ms sid front | 88 BEL. on Ty ‘ge 2+ egg oun te I ENZ R = Dispatch. entra aera Pari rr Lry. ‘HOME. % i 4 ie SS . 4 . a ’ a alley“ oma. 10 price well-b DUC . Tat ; i ernen ~ 0-5 ‘. Gear rote. sa cee? MPTON "7 Ow. ANDS te mee & Ar tongal aaa’ BILLS, ceed ede t the bu: Ca iAT Re $6x", eee Se ¥ ASS. ” _— 3 cia , i m ; be nN xs 0 Nt an Gra : ull 0. On| 1465, mane! Peak “a real. a, | ‘Lis. | pos f — REL ie as. ee” ‘ mungalow d 6. oo a Cini are mye © e| B! rents my oo. b: ag pa 0 n 4) oe é - ~ we re 3 reome | —_ were 3 OP ee trick co. | gh EP "CO. ih, Ca . : earnge, :, 5508. Sach : TS yg = ee oe «ty ie é enal | ee an of b ve raw Sai 2008, cleats th: BARC ont rfl . a wner, we 1 & ha” * : FO & t . 9 av r ' a O k t) . ar Ee : i) st e e b Ben. weak pe ? 2 14 F if) 4 k re — N I | = } " at? } RG ele é ais nt ‘ ; or sor 4 room ~e : _ “gOPEN ats ec yt ~ Sa . fa aaa e. # 4 pans TO closed ST | is epee, F ets . | Mod pra 8. aI ac FART. Le STEEL. | Mi rie the " t, recrg $4000. sh ra i ; . iy ? ia. » i &: Ugo to a I 15 ye ——— ra on mal et c. 7 i ode ce lps AT. en 1 . best as. tog 3 Fon 10 ae . ‘= i a re der 5 RU str hy (2 T > k j G iF th a r i vat. a 7 ro ai ¢ t 1a. roome. mane 30 ace om o v h et ee ¥e ania ae C a c n r Kar, s O t ar z pl e- v.32 oS ‘en Ks . , 1, 588 R ASy f of P ER 9 I ‘ ) T L A ve er c Rive KR do at he Ah en , 3 toon ag + | al oo S ot water a 2 $3200" hestnut sed ate: | RENG — rk far. ai ae 9m ‘ | pric Pings on NN worms Bago: 7 at 20% 7 ‘ten ie pie SUL eel CIs 3130 sate Die i Bs n Tri . . > ) S. ‘ - | j , . zy a vf z 4 ie . \ a i} : von 4 oo" “oy ; , n Hl } I 4 « os for b modern, $ Aci F a med TE 060 engel. Bm ieee rs t 8 H are} ~ Sa dri cere NUT. le somite a ese : (1 iDlie .- Al in: . har we rr Sr N LT A, vy S wie AVA ae it. ar ; 4 L. m f ere ° 41 jed a ni R ’ el- a h —~ ral S a & 2) ay- f 063 he Ser mis, oms. | 6059. ae TRE ba i, rz 4 2 Z ° Jf . af ¢ , ' ———— Ce ocx > i , ¢ =e ; ae ‘ si! ec ’ her ae. W price. | a. a > * re. eaaen EAR Spay es sLansd ‘cae A le] ie ar | ” i W li Anas ea een! on | EL poe ME to € onte we * Ni‘ ‘show. ae AC UAT. orl uily gg al UNI WINK M s A Senae” t pe & r b! A ig Ss A’ R oe 0 } ow A ois ve L m8 Tu / A ne; put AT5 fet L oda to r L x ” ré s ve i ‘ T, c: f rm v oe rr. hey spect rod re ay , , { R Y TION © Mr. lat ge RG i flate a onne an iN An “0 6 Bick ag ae ss re a ose « whicas rae ter nee meow, 8 me ieee Se SS ane westney shee ald aces oom re FO een ; pun: +8 R e* t c | veal : 2] sy ert b clee oe zi all PR NU TA F tk al Ho FISCR ine 3 : & SoUTHM \ "LA wR ek ge 3 ; ARLES oy = i i, fama 42 5 aT ate Box 7 - CO. RAN ie . 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Lp ; 4 Y p lo 7a: Qi ) o H ah OL A sA on , TE _K ree iR ne x ath t Aa it FL st. io A 4 "REA aymer n to r Cat ra 7 Lay AN fn ' “nines oe 3 ard AVO $65 in 4. , eae BEr elect i Lr or ao D —— As’ econd oe heas T IW | a Ss, * or gpm 3 is. 00; ¥ 1824 ‘ FA rie: } ¥c See rent , 4 st rON-T: flo elm BB. s um. ouble- : Os ce ist RI ait 2 id 5 PB rive RE 2-car 0. i 0 s , $500 : { — th nar A 9 | ennai “Th an = st flor “i wg * a vas -, Heten ca 4 dt ose 0 en ? | tn Sn Baggs rand 2" cone Ss gorae tnt i” ~a, 30% lexingt ; andes : ) 9 UT party f ( on OR finishes = Ce prll Pe TATRIE. e _ 4 —_ r: wh KALB ay olf CO. e } . ae or 1] = TRU red 2 blocks F. nas ¥ ; : a" roo © 2a- “BR - e ax i ing S Sy on 7 l t U ‘on if e . na! a alk j d nan av b 41 at - 3 a Pe. T _ 7% rrr } a roe { e ROS t*s ’ . ° 1 4 PA % & h iF F. T ? t @ n ) IT R ni a at ri] 7 4 202 i igh RE pao j un ‘ in CO” iO ms pe otra nd air MAT N. Fie EK} ane Bam agaaat ¥ 4 cy Ol orf . 413i Reset RL et 7-3 ~ ong re ding. rt ERE $un- ae = Ry v CC 077 a. “aan E. Wettaneon. —— ‘tur. | MAU MES “Saran. mA rooms. rr 00 ' } : :77 JG) ny eb =a On MT) as 0 _ cor h At : Res deais in rt] rl of ‘ wn mit. ee As*- ¥ n: in a te | ER GHIO Bd TY oe tile 7 a] Tig ek eS loues Ver ingle ete : ‘BEFF bath. Street > Ff alo ope y aa hie aac ree fect ay 14-46 REN ¥. an t in fi tye? \ a6 YT eats / ON 4 " ™ 30% mi! ] a A urn on t ro. t at ™ \ ' n 510° De C are: ui g i, 9 ‘Ts ey none pet yaret “ Ali Dw ca re. RX, ba at ine” a Mom $1 AL 6. ne ceiae” at dale, § aut BOERC ‘Se mare area : a5 ae ie 402 BLAK mteomens a c 7 r . Pe oO! a+ ‘fu ; kl me 3 gain ta a m. ned 4 - at e a lll qd strsrtion tT —— 3. er & pide ay ery Rn r ar tg iby Biggie : , "he RL }+ er 2! ond s s. Kg " PH iets og 5 al ft ay Orie hon sy 7 ae K batik “on “: ition: orm rad & ar ays DAR ei ‘Sone morse wx LTY, . a ECkY ml rt 3 RS ioe arm in ° (eee og ” § om Sil - ‘ and bs TH “fara m1? e T er on i i, hel, man 0. - oe Cw nae ~ R m De! Pal Belt ria LI fa oo : as rig celtent EAL Det. 1 W vO mam caine ¥ / = iy trermtning nt TY ; ; — * t* (° fr $790 at | on on A ge ie oe tig: pina t - at cn ~~ ali S IAG kh: on ony — oat slant tong er tthe oO WaR—y vent a - t. i fy anart ted 3 nes. rent | Well RF WK-Se rt An : ne 4 rat o¥tes AL ue ae emcee ag Tete bh co te: 1! 5) tie er , ns : ‘ N ou od Tr. iu tat ba? ia * a r —— Rt i‘ 3} a > ’ PP Le FEA 41 ch raat Tt ay A) Re each, | on : 7 yt, h ® : s n ae yok ck; nthe | orer a Sey : . «i tei rt 7 a5 Ly! tao : Sy. elt? Retunche ni er fash. x Salles. i elertrie . - Bree, oes { oeiems x alt fi Lara prin 4 ; port rR fire ry t tah t ew aT) 4 price see ome M2 27 G ra vols RI wT ¢ 41 m8. CHe stn ut asa ; 105 ~ pg i st eur ata 4 HA Ay 1G- Disc "I en ma 2043.

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~ IS ied at eaaceon ore ‘ a sigachen, ats F err i se futons a9 Mee eer aa on SUNDAY, Be 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. MAY 13, 198k FLATS, ee SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR al FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS, ee FOR SALEFLATS, APARTMENTS. Northwest ‘Northwest ~ South — South ” eed = | : 5i1i4 NORTHLAND NEW 5-5 QUICK SALE SACRIFICE ‘FLAT—New 4-room double; will trade for | MICHIGAN, 5508—Sincle 39-4.° } NCEN T—Dandy 4 and 5 sincie. | si onmenais PR an geod Pe ty ou burner: g-car brick | COST $22.500,. SELL $19,500 4 singie. GRand 5158. (ec) } $5800; oe BE og Sac este’ ee : | oe —" sen owner ill and will sell at Th SO] Dp 2 = | EFT | “a = Near Kingsfisghway. 3-3, is low for style of buildme. | Palm, $5141. new double 5-room ef fis FLAT—Double. 4-4: baths: si 500: good | MICHIGAN. 3255—-Single aS baihs fur. | bic sacrifice buy this $7500 flat fer only | 4 —_ — double garage. PR ot CHAUNCEY “yp. HEATH C0. meson “31 gieney ace rented. unusually aa08. ten | "ineakion. en Aclede 644 maces: garage, PRoepect 4141, seode. aaa * 2 a ee a 4 1 0 a TES e ey rnace. wisn «the So : — re —— re PLAT Modera. double. 4-4: near Shaw's | MICHIGAN. 4422—4-4 ble; moder Om “ ~ | 0 MIN NESO - rs "FHAMPTON SINGH iSiot Sa porches garages: “aman: tae t — wD ones of eon, a | SMALL CASH PAYMENT | Garden: bargain, PRospect 4141 " | “good investment: ell. yh acer through. co xs: Cinast AN eek 1S | TA - | aot: ft: 44 rooms. side drive; Sausnet barwain as leaving water heat; Fete ar wood econ at. ‘ FENTS PAY ALL EXPENSES. |; FLAT—Having moved St. Ciair want to | HOWARD E. KELSEY. LAciede 6123. (¢) ‘41. ’ Ror a NEW BUNGALOW FLATS ; . gtreet Car, churches, ete.: ex- fax 3350V egomarc ye New double 3-3: tile baths, furaaces. | a ihe weet. Bes Pais, Fe | hace Hedite GLa TILE TAFT. t10R- Fraime, od. suntoobs, s.ur- ie =e ret poders: we? . copper screens and gcuttering. etc.: very Mec: offer wanted. Box lS P.-D, BATH, fy. RN rc GARAGE: TREET | . at P he .used idence: | 2 ou through . ay. —~ Fa * ~ ve ® a FS! i A . ae 4 ; t AaAgON le. en? 5 ¢ ‘ i» ¥ J eae rTo: Resor m.; NORTE: T. ASD, 9131—4 al ¥ toce brick sre 4549-47 Emerson | ust west of Uni on; | bath, furnace: nothing sae it for $9000. “RICHTGAN 333 =A fine 3-3 room fla aby one 1434...44 rooms bath. turnace 2 one be An of b asks: meta new —, flat and terms . = fai; wuucrs throughout; Scar garage: | ihe price is only $15 | Box_D-410. Post-Dispatch | bathoms. electric, laundry. screens. ei con as ee ee “ ee , Sh sof 15 rooms, hot-water Heat. okies catty co, . will, Ka we tor 5 or 6 ruom bungalow or) PRANCIS-PERRY RUTH, 110 N. 7th. | FLAT—Quick sale wanted: buy nhon-resi | @ Very vood flat at $2000, : of oi ae bergain. r; ~" : a PE Pa * 2 3 re. double garage; a Jet. “ti J ereon &Nb2 mai aye rLEER RLTY & IN¥. CO., . tliat. 5 and 6 rooms. 3900 block W yomine | ROETTGER-MASEK RBALTY CO St... cee . SRT Sees TOE PR = ' own will sacrifice. See = - — . 3A i 2 BRR ° # So th (st. Call owner. EVergteen 4893. ic} | GArtiela 3660. 19 “th. TENNESSEF, j4lo—S far OR, ae oe ttl — SOMETHIN rLAT—Doeuble, South Side: rent $200 — SINGL “ 7223 MICHIGAN AY. Cherokee: make offer. Lak ede ‘6449. 5 RE eee eee ee . 5 G . upg Ea —? B26 roon bath, furnace, 2-car brick TENNESSEE, 4745—4-4: furnace, th; a Be Ag ee « 3% ; ...... aie % ds 4100 ao rime 8 | ACCOMAC, 2042— 5 ; en rents $140; n; 23.000. 2060 Northland AV. “daiglig “perch, hot-water Rg Regen price nly $15,000; terms: this | carage Rea’ thin“honuty. double garage; price right; no agents. | 2 es Ee | . ponte dl a rh Amped ~ inate od SSSR AT LIT TO ta i ARIES eS nape * Sweeeinmingines any Seer aes moderu cunvenience; 2d fluor epen for | Teduced price $1500. “St ! : y.. 3 ané $ room brick fause mk CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RB. E. CO., ne ew baths: only $14. 000; worth! 6-family tenement: very good future! water heat: mode ay... TK RK. E. CO... 2407 N. Bway. | ot21 8S. Grand. LAcilede 3040. — - - eS... 5) | railroad property: good income: phone jor HOW “ARD E. KELSEY LAclede 6173. ‘- - PLAT — Modern; 4-family: in St. Margar- | details. | TENNESSEE. 3006-38—3-3 rooms. al east of St. Pe tied w 73, and | interest ENNESS 3006-I8—3-3 Tooms, alcov: : | ae ‘Marge lot with light and for rga5c0 Sunske od40—O-G rooms; modern; J ALABAMA. 6414—singie. 4-4, baths, fur- ‘ r nie ttt av.. 4 and 4 room. with 5. & aa Q Parish; 4 rooms and sunroom with | W ENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. CHestnut 6900 ot-water heat, bath. 3 garages: a veal ve =— 2 Chu h 4 Ty tran "ve : , | “0 oS re both sides: eve s- ser ae 2 and 4 Po ail convenience. pear i idle os ng Phe Bey ye Be eee ee aii. siiitaheed en gh as ea ar Te ST iil tel es Arties . PS: - a ad ellie a Le ee ke Se ee ee “s ruil rat (phn late ee ee. oe ote garages; lot 30x175 nace; garage. Call Laclede 6449. Murphy bed: will exch | Murphy be i ange f a enpenrens -— ee SE pen av.. @ and 4 room brick: | Sv FERDINAND, 4693-37—For sale or ALABAMA. 6312—Single, 4-4 baths, tur- dence or buneaiow. ‘io ane Pe Dis | | MINNESOTA, 2 7. and 4 rooms, ¥a- | investment ghs 23 6) Sa ; 4-car garage: 50-foot , . “ modern 6-family: meceome nace; garage: PROV. PRospect 4141. wy oe Big sacrifi e for quick ont me — nea ¥ decorated: goo condition, KALKBR LENNE R 2S01 Cherokee. i ns > & Se close to 2 eee 52 consider flat. Owner, 4140UA | ALASKA, 52xx—Double, 3-3, bath, white ape ; ms _| MINNESOTA, 3637—Singie - it n. | TENNESSEE. 3621—Sinele flat of 4-5 a 2 | C ee ' a - ? = ™ r —— . rsenal TEN oe 4610—4-4; highly modern, . in x bo ‘ars t a... ————__— = — Sa oa" i~ ee Cars, stores ES oo HOME AND INVESTMENT A te i A tt a te ~-Car garage; price “only $975U: terms — 4- . “ | ALASAA-\V ALSH—siugle, 4-4, ~ae th ur- tile r *Ti- i; MINNESOTA 17-19—Double fir eve. » =~. Unis Le i ‘ = whi. D0 us tit ‘ad € a : : > ; : va ‘ AUNCEY fa ‘ 4-room efficiency; 4 hot-water to K} ngshigh war Pask and @ ‘le } >i we matt brick all around: ; '@ovble garage. owner leaving city | SB SO ae Scie | antes Seaton BEE + Sasy posite a — Florissant T H rue 1A 3164 nace. Mr. Altmayer. PRospect 4141. plants: hardwood floors: 4 brick garages: °- u ; rents . “{ : -y. + ~ “2q)° ~~ = r tL mewtrs « ¢ = . che TG: ant iJ th. 13wcGeryp eh 4 > > ~ aS . Gitae 8282. (C62) KNICKS EYER-FLEER RLTY. & INY. CO. | NEW SINGLE FLATS ‘FLAT—A en gy gy a ae ied aber take “a i. Socks cae | 4718 Opie: 44: bath, mena em =u a im ming gy . sea WTS aT Coltax J429-6._ | Sirietly modern 4 and 4; just being com- im fine Rene ll swan gee 8 r eo and ish rer ous to sell. Make offer, | 90S. BOFHM. 3539s. Grand. TAc. 9542 a ~ * ¥ beautiful and » sas bi " | 7. Lous, 2 7 ee — o and 6 beg I block trom, Grand. in —_ loca- just off Grand bl.” Ca Fe pe a CHARLES WELZ. 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080 TEAAS. 30>7—Cheap flat. 4 rooms. baths. ote buil . break! . ¢, hot-water heat, % and 4 ‘OOM i very modern: co | tiem; br porches. bungalow style; com- |... +, inenect same 7 — ——-- furnace: “-stery brick building im rear. > wen a 7 , streens and gutters, siceping porc hh. Vary | plete with copper screens, shades, curtain i ie be Seepect Sanne aad : 417 Jt a" 4 , — Spor the wed o. ‘EDERER. 2610 Grev . "Pihoameet 1319 Ray _ f $15.500. LAcled le 6449 o-o. with sum parlor: modern through- 34 S Se wer. Riverside 5443W Cc WELLE TH »~ Fiat, 6 r 1s. e°eC- 00. 3 ' S and 5 FOOrEas, tile bath. bard- — ic. garage, space for 2 machines. u bg Sg finors: very todern and new. new Christy Park, 5000 R ‘ oP | to settie estaic. Information; call Gar- | « -PRANGE te 7 Bl i field 4125. AP VES NT—Owner leavine city: 14 pr @Ut: wel built: bargain: 4» btuck west | saceh MONTANA. fice f | fax 2314. $119 N. Grand Bl) Nick FLAT NEAK GENERAL MOTORS | ©" return investment: 6-family: all in ¢i_ Grand. Owner downstairs. ; Modern S-room matt brick “bungal ee ee ee * | LAclede 3040-41 a 5 | a 7 A ondition: : Ti pty: will, GERTRUDE—4-4 rooms. hath, furmace, beautiful home in a convenie location. = 7 : = s F . sets to be wold ab mere ; a4 mM | ee > . : gare, = a it baie 4 to be solid ai & sacri ’i% on De FOUR-FAMILY FLAT — 3286 Abner, place. 4-4 rooms, modern: | gleaned A | oe new. first honest offer takes it | oe flat as part down. hn & garage, sireet anc alley made: real bar- WAL TER KOLL AS. M Ain 3078. “ee : ick ER alsh. St. Louis, Mik , isa. (c) gain. J. Bodner. LAciede 0648, MOKGCANFORD AND "WALSH °4—a-1, BATH. ELEC NO. 3535-35 GRACE AV cena 3 i ery CO... 3542 S ¢ r 5-6 reoms, hardweed floors, het-water | per month; open Sunday for mspection. or TRIC: $6500. LACLEDE » - farpily - ell bu A SMALL C ASH ase MEN Ti call rall_ FOrest S849. — (c62) ARSENAL. - > Sa SETS coos lat, ae ho water ta hea t all it Thect cx nditi no. x “BRace “TT: = —~ a rs heat: 2-car garage: 35-ft. lot: owner lea v- SECURES ON | 4 SENTS fabgaie, “Utame: RIGHT as very modern trade anvythiar. ai ’ HE NEY HIE MEN7Z x ” ais (hie “striirt. ste oa ~~, Peso iene “excelient o iS. | city. . rs ecard phene a 4. ANOPP APARTMEN .TS ON THE si 58) TH SIDE i; : 7 T : o2- } c }- a _ zs ; 7" it 4s] on r avn , d i bh e v 9 reoms HOMES AND INCOMES 555 The oo GRAND, 4583 S—Single 44, hot-water dition: nice neishborhned, Smprove Rand 16394. (ss : baths. electri I ha ; vend s i “SN > ‘ + TY é ei mthrer sty 7 — LIP ‘ovem ? ” - " “¢ » ‘ ’ 8 go afteam f iis 4141 LABADIE: wel! built 2-family) MAU RER-GHIO ‘BEFFA™ "REALTY a | ee 2 TREET ; ~~ at ba eain, PRospect 4141 | — EEA S137 3 too bargain. (c99) deka oll > . owed “atrietls POTOMAC, JUST WEST OF KINGSHIGHWAY ig Man) = 2. hy CG xRo° . 4iit: Mecern me i ivy apart- 1; GR AND ; ubie. p, Te, nA ot OS 5 rooms. hath: wth- od simi ¢ >4. as 9 “st a x rie. cone a . Dai. decorated: double carage: vou must see it ot take aan — a _ Each building is on a corner lot aff Pere einoe'’s & - ; lovely yard: 4-car garage: oon 3708-18 State; dern. 3-3. Murphy 2 N a VARRELMAN,. 4541—4-4 single, in per- aati ee =o apartment ef 5 rooms each; in-a-dor bed, elect - “= *3 yyorms. all coMveniences, — 1805 N EIGHTEENTH: 3-store stock | Boon. Make BOTT as "i bed. Fizets: nee te spereciate. , $416 NEBRASKA fect shape; l-car garage; just’ 1 block | gage’ "WiMines are showing a good return en the price he Wil ae LH WISSMANN. 119 N__7th_ot for i BELLIS. REALTORS, CHestnut 6059. HOT-A L. J952—4-4, TILE BATH; 05-05 Bowen: 3-3, must sell at once: 4 and 5 rooms and baths: 2-family: (7O™_ Gravois: $2000 cash, balance easy. | , 7 2 grass utNt—o 65 rooms: good condition; and -F AMIL’): MODER: oF eo Su By — ma ‘wanted. Ss NE Ww “FOL kK r AM LY EL ats. 3) CLEDE 453° = ic) RE xe aE L-W EBER. 35359 S Grand. (¢c} ie ha admission vr . _ 45 =f } . h: str t . . J e “ - a drtege “Sy = f ua OT] rect me a} puree ~ hat bs. - j : | an bg y ME ; , BOTAN it ae .. > Dand: 300 ible, 4-4: | HARTPFURD, 40 xx-——-Se paraté entrance. tL ICS Rr. O.. th * tout and a! levy made. 1 b aele from Grav: e : ; REALTORS : xx BLOCK 2 BACON {1 bDlock east of Grand): | gar, - aN .. 8 - RR. priced low: phone. PRospect 4141. | .double, consider exchange. Inquire 3424; Vr, =H an ea es — - dandr on: priee a 000- act n ae | 617 CHESTNUT S&T. rive. ike = a FOR QUICK SALE: i Rigg i = ge = - ANCE! VERY NICE TERMS, 5O+ — AL. = 94 38—9 rooms baih | Meramec ' @own: | = ry ; SE ies tO) cH ARL ES Ww ELZ, 4642 GRAY Os. RIV. ee . is A BAKGAIN. FO cae only $7950. . " SE irae ones DAY OR one nant: wil sell cheap. Call 7 Ran ~ AVE high-grade double ff on yuth Nrosi a ceneeuinens siege - 2 “e — z3 ay an MEN 1—J-farci-7, o rooms, / . $349 i cfi2) °: .C} Ge; price reasonable: easy terms RS ete. Mee ett a ee ‘* ONL, THLE $6600 invesiment. oe eh. garaces. strictly modern building, ee Tay : - BLAINE, a0 4. cine oa — | 6-334 Pent. Dieieich ’ oo. 2 just et: Prietts intial Riverside ©4937 - —_— porch. " ch Owner 1822 REBERT: two brick Build =o. | NER MI =T SELL. ese : te it, + mation: oe U8 .- Wisp! vol ‘ 5 Mu n ds: iene lis ‘ ar f) —s . South South og Aor x ie Lima r geil eap. - smi! one re - me sat . PTT flat ear Genera aoe double garace ROSPEC : EE Sue ob 2 ion Sclidan “ * ws —T siinanee ita iM” rOs 300 1— nN - ho ~ iz ; ost n. i. fats ot 3 . Seay Ry Motors: als 2-room cottage on same lot: BLAINE, 4143—Single 4-4; bath: turn: eae ace, $ ee ‘ NE isHa oo rage; owner, an floor, PRospect 3882 aye rerio § ' neat. Vouble Se stm. Ht 7 m , pope pH oe : : | er: os M&M . Daih electric; | Sane. Dein (e) puttin ee & and 4 rooms. car garage, hot-water neat, street, alles rt 2 A 2OuU want a! a re 2-0 SINZic Liat. 32} . ~Q! VIRGINIA a 5° la 2. r ] Prine 4 right: lot | made: builder will show thr : — oe omer — every modern ~e [3 VerEG ve — ~~ ; ig gy 20 U , 2 L3o2 5i—_Double LF price toilet. electric. A Y condition: at uder wil now through. 4875 Al] NV] ‘ eon , See 2 ; e * ry . - hy >. a I ; ‘ Sexkze: income $35" month; $4500: | Penrose. | Yurnaces: 3-cer cara voms, baths. 3233 4 LIBERTY wat ffer . | : SE ¥ WR Ss ee floor: 5 and second . SOM Ee Lee | et oa ; = ‘ al i were on t, wirG : ale & Ks Ooms. * ¢ mii > ¥ ‘ ~» rf sStOOO cash. ID ANDY N _ : - ; é ; Io48 ~ wand Fr EDE REK. - ‘st JR Fis 3°4- mole * a? 3 j ; fora rea} en whee ire . . i ETROW SKY, “1318 XN. sth. Chests oh 41 Minn G DI Ms we Tt BAYARD av. , S| GL | a In Al Rs — 2610 main. PRespert 1419. ace: harenin saiimcenanns - baros, ~ gm aoe 5 2 eee hs (i el mak ae es me ‘ . 6&5 room tat: 1419 BUCHANAN: 2-family brick flat.) 593° Ashland: 4 and 4 rooms 40 5 c AL IF ORNIA AY. INDIANA. 2619—Double 4-4. bath. fur- | OREGON. 19948 Double a eo? 2 Tn MRK. BLILDER OK MECHANIC thony's Church an sche mast of St. As | 4 iy gm , heat: hardwood floors, 2-car carage : nd 01 ei . city. _PRospect 4141. aths. varere- ren Fenny ve tavemndptigaresie =v “gore —— a nee JAX BOT. ANICAL schouls, ¢ leveland ‘gh @Cheei abeeait oie hfe a reaT earage : income ALY ~ 1 oO. a: VMeCaw LEY rR. CO. M Aas i 0 a th Pr. . INDIA’ 3° xx ow — my : iconananem Ey cx” Pio 4 Ty a ihe pate Bins "ae “ reem alt lle sfores and OpDUsite Ma + of ’ 4 | V— 2-2: PAT Rh a Ri ae Sh 7 oO two beautit ,arks iTSo0. aoe | out ee ——___———- —— ~ , “Sg Re eae hy — mM LPUs a ol-wWater Ca with scar 2-stery ; woe: beautify] and well ee at, hardwood floors. ‘double ae dane oS MISSISSIPPI / APARTMENT Al a1. S816 Chestnut. MArmn 455°. Eoster 2732 we nat ln. Tek. Sandie aes a rete Co i i ee Seca a aaa wb bot-water heat: sec = ‘oom single f] ats. a 3 ash. LAciede 4532. - . \ a hn Cash Carisbac 6035-50: , a L 3} NA. 99:2" ? fa mm flat ee c ake siete ~—on = ¥ stent ‘ waa, Vaia TIC ~ - - — —- ‘ . i ae a u ‘ n Ke werk shop. Ca Cv nycnlences-: sca: ” >i lis”. 4 — +4 and 5 room i Northwest : : eae a 7 he 500 | X . : i i “ ; furnac o. . i tas . " “y ii : ' i - i _ [yi wa. my | ert " vip - ’ room ; Li ba ? hI Re R ate t. ravois,. P Respect 519. ' ts. M i ae . te fiat. tile baths hardwood floors. INVESTMES'1 : GO | ath. fi . eted: tern arcain INVES CORS. LOOK —3656-60 BA’ BATES. CHRISTIAN ‘aaixeee . oo 3040-41. ° Cum KNICK MEYER-FLEER wets & HB co... n singles. LAciede 453°. Pe are : SO! , ~ : : ral al a ey ot Ee ad . eae me Vaid, url PS, rneew “« > ta . 27 . a - - -_- > > ’ = ; . . , % 4 ; ftir i. p riment, bei Usil ness LA clede 3621 5. ~ w 3129 N. Grand. S—Exchange doudie | j , ane a A ~ — 2910 CAROL INE ST.. $4250. OTTEN y Fe, SE Saas Pe arages rood location. near o Pe anaapn tts AND A. : t 7y ler S500 Cash . M¢ rr? hiv rr err +! ra . - nl = ~ Aone > ~ heal ot} ie st U ¢* } : ~% my ~~» y . 7. gins alla a. + ‘ ss , ct Son a - ? . .. - > a — — 42180 per month. * ~ O - os t ~. es iS, buys is FF “ . Poh Aida * iF f TS; i ~ Gi . i wie. » . h ; i a} Lu aod BiG it? : Pi icjenc ———— ’ ms (cosa } f JOSS Northland : na com: brick f lat, Rey Se ¢ lect ri - base- M oe ew Liversids , ‘oe . a we, - . 3 ‘ : “akfast rooms ern 2 oil . rer = : . | S581 TARAS! oF on : autitul 4-fam- arya ~Car garage: ¢xXamine and sce us : . _ RE i, obao-4] oS domio tant om rei, ing gto Ra gaa me - , aunary eto: and tubs. elec ; SINGLE FLAT ae . - jot 50x | flat: rr i 9 —eet te 4 rooms ~ family 4-rnom efficiency: furnished: etRIN . BL an E & BRi ‘ S15 i he stnut. - i Perr = VO 1 Die o>) & ondi (3 tric: “ede 66 aan o> | species OSsper Meg = five reomes, —_ : LUNCEY P. AEATH CO. GArfield 3164 EXDENSON, 4020S Ts moons bath; Tot | fat For teins and particulars ca’ CASTLEMAN, J975—Double, 4-4. bal ei galt. PRospect 7 OREGON. 3449—4-5 rooms: brick BArAge.| flat Tee Tn mee Beaute o> sine SINGLE FLAT, NEAK WYMAN SCHOOL. > papa. n TN - ———e teal lu; «it an for yvavani, Jul. “y Tt : MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST | ‘O.. Act a At OLTe! Aciede 6449. _ | SEFPERSON, 2247 S.—Sing lat' of » @ é hot-wat heat ‘eee. geil — a. canoe Oss a | c S4l Me Bes +-o nice, light rooms, bath condition. Alwas . oe SASEE. 6520 - a pong vareme ; Set R-SCOTT RLTY. CO. EVergreen 8751. MAin 3640) 4th ane Pin LEVELA’ T, ~2°R 2 : ee reoms: also basement rooms. bath sn; make easv terms: wil) =n. i: | iaallaliaill aae VEDA trO Oxx— Bungalow-flat> large . am furnac he raz street and al'ey ah . Reking for a go: but see thee. Asana? i, oo. th 4-2 new ae A, UTR we fiat ‘ULS veil 13 che “Org? coe | wie os : et A sis price “ | A Ce rd On: y t*ox H 34: re yce® | ‘ . ren, a os »OTT bath hardw Da ‘ist eG $! INU) a a % . a 29 TOeins: @pen, ra a O} EN PODAY! : / @ year: cheaz i] or trade DOERFLINGER Realtors, poe ae SAGE 344 meen a — fe ge at karace: price oniy 32 2.5¢ YEC REL. E ARICRSON & CO.. INC. mato (Vsimbery &Vstnber¢ Realty G TreVEKES.- Me 0 Ke «oO. . price red cee] _— , = t v = ar ; - = ' " a : ' mii * rOn- errs ‘ d " ‘ ‘ nz . ele VF » . ? —2 ory I> ~? ‘ 108 ~ f ra : — — -- : SOUTH. LACLEDE. ADE oy KERNAN, LT N, “a8 — wag pe eaaee 4 eee SAE: pen. coms. baths, electric ; s.. St ym. tite ba ule NTT eT sz ‘aaa "5 on >. a a | sa staut rs Fullerton & CATALPA. 947—Dandy 5 and 6 room sin- | HLAS fio Brick O-5, bathe: fu: Kemdence. Hila sg. S991, eae gh niet + ea eae f@ JS bath, will ° pe business “prewe rty. : : — — _ ae 4 : nin pon} 7 6 di ewe oe * ay gee “ - es opine PLC CHETY ». my Did ed pire t: bargain | es : : PD nscate nee: Oe ee aces, nd building. Call for proce. SE TE —-~—- — an 5 a io Chestnut. |“. a ee oe eee IM@, timad in- double ." “a9 = ®... 4 YOUNG-SHOSS KEALTY & INV. ©#)., ay "bealios cOltax 4133 E E THESE ¥ LAT c Ss TOD, \Y EE TON. S559 “9 Fooms: - | SUNTATA, S514— Excellent 5-8-Toor “a aces. $206 Rospec _¥ ATSON-'ROL RKE. RE Ar TORS LECKEL, E ARICKSON "& €0., ENC. SeSSETteae Southwest a 4291 Easton Lindel) -5336. i; \ ' T 4 ra, j er. Pi ‘ ‘ urnace re: sf [> us res : } 3: - ‘ay P r nh a ‘ J . fre > ] 773 « rs . eo eke’ 5307 *— Modern. hea eer = Ca T Es. Hs. — Mode — @famuy apart- Weteiadeeiens: SINGLE—BLILT BY OWNER room ficiency: very reasenat fF ment: income $2000 per year, will sell nen ne ee a ead Tr Lhe 4 ! . «A: . . . , . ‘ ' ¥ Gintin pages ] ’ A and rit — Dre itat. modgerh. o brarx!. — f “s rT} ie ’ ; > me ‘ m4 | $ Ye —- C19 ol ee +1 ae : ¥ Rn ous ' +} ™ > om . P ? dopnhie ~ wa met ETOCS 2 ' r } ; } -Poom. Tans Tint . ~ ™. cL Gz ‘ ONPTON | 31 4 ae ; - ; ood ren , wily ‘ aes A 91 see , POTOM 4c. 4840.5 ae. 2.9% Dol Ls E = , a te | vty ‘gS a. hat lard wim ~ “Car carag 3 bur. epen SS; inde r . ; vente sias ‘a month, well financed; must MOUND CITY TRUST CO. | moc i eee. berets te Tt te elite: & teal inccte 5 | FURNACE: GARGAIX 1A , oors: double garage: barzain: owner’ FEDERER. °610 Gravois. PRespect 1519. WATSON-o' ROW ‘ LO Ns) RD A as ech, ft wancet ty lose money se make | RF Vercreen Unier and & wale. | Queed for a1 ick sale. 4 o3so "y,, | Dome, ; oC Giese ~ POTOMAL 10°0— DOT BK a eee “LE THESE FLATS | Riverside ; REE, REAL x ILEMENS. 5729—Especialiy desirable sour etirr, Box Lait. Post-Dispatel. | ee a ns COMPTON = Fi 1 agg onan _€. ARTHUR FRENTROP BATH: HEAT; MAKE rm 7 ‘| WYOMING —Near Grand — . 3941-49 FILLMORE l Gort cE: 5471 Gras engle flai- most attractive and convent ¥ Sk—— Sing te, 3 aid 4. bat). fur- { {) N EK R }- LA T nw: moder co throug > sie rower a rk mins al i ; » ~ (yranc R!? rE a TNS]. 4532 > } ER. hy 4 =° ere cash . t io > Hes 7s “3 die (mt ook > PROD TTY flats in Hollis Hilis: ' C ) ss os ae 4 rooms. +. » * t nart ~ cLly : terns. ain, RES oSS2. ® Bi Tot 4sx14°. mp Proved with . ‘ mm} . Bile? Db . 0 che eat . “i ‘ L ‘ ae a’ ] k i, = S11 gie 4 up and 4 A463 % a) wry) M "Th. . el a” : R449 e : Ce ler H ar “a -! me ? hot-\ Water heat — w al ed. PRospect 3822, f ae A RK. a rge 3] iJ tet WRT of (sta ui: : A} A. %i—— and 3 room single fat: 5 rooms and bath each: 2. og ca. | edt BER. 4550 Gravois. Klverside 0800. 0°20. Rospect S8a2. : ard & fisers tie tate te | aoe 953-55—4-5 double, baths: FEDERER. eae - ‘aze: J a gir ig coe ra 07 11—Modern § on apartment: gels more valuable ie brick fiat: conerte basement and laun- | Tage. See 245 N. Taylor. COMPTON 36 _ wine roe 3136 orch: 2-car garage: price eats ge ees fine condition: near Nien Ps nt —__: rav ois. Mepert 1519.) wat: --Car garage. - Cont ' ' leetric dU Es JU TAL - re me » 4 >- 0 Singie. Model! a a > e Brno AND ; Stor j T L. > sa —_ 2 cary €?re8 E> pes ngs ‘@1° 200 fre : els ‘gale, rent oe SING a + F 3 AT BAR, AEN WAY Rr. E.. ‘ e.. 34548 s, Grand, woe TRI *T e.. 491s Detng? Mi lei : fency, MOG- | Che . ites cme KLAUBER. 45 Se Gravois. R ide @Ré 320% Tr; modern 3-5 r s, 2war ¢g > SUMAR, 4159-—3 and 6 a tile > © Riverside 0. > wms. " ™ ‘ o . - ° ¢ : . es ——— ~ r “ ~ i, i — ¥ if nw in ae EY sage ee ae ees we Panetta , MEN og ak RRL! Al gee | ‘ ke od : : . ot cna 3 , Hine ays haan ob s9kh Vases Aap ML sp ne a hE eal ope 4 barzvainr. Bex G-202, P.-D . hardwood fivors: ] a gars cm mins CHARL ES Ww ELZ, 4642 : “Gravois. Riv. 36A5 w YOMING ST. Pane a: siaslie cy = ; garage; @#0-fuot tot; terms. | spection, oe : | ONNECTICIT? ah. oS acrifice for quick sale SE: | BOM A TO0O—F 3 5-6 ROOMS, WIDE LOT. semtuaue. aan sale with liberal con-; **A Being a widew. will se oe ‘ . . SN EA I Ul. 42xx-—~J reems and ease for quick sale z wi : t . : ¥ ons: 2-8 rev sing a! ern fiat s h = Bring and . i Y o BREMNER hk. E. KORTE, 110 NN. ety MAIN 4° a *a} Iverside 9979} Nn aeente Reagel- Weber. 5539 S. Grand. LAc 9543 reoms. bath, 2? stores. eeiateailiciiadl Soha ' binge arn substantial flat, located inst },,.+.u- ? peer ’ a . _ eauty: ra’ Bloc ss _ West et Grand. ore won = H S10 6 fam Ss. 4 reams, § eesin wire S51 000- use dans Fer partieglars nhane gee” NOPP. FEDERER. $245 HARTFORD ST. | *& ee , ae ws J. ABBOTT RLTY. CO. 806 Chestaut " . | ‘ , t ii fean-cut, attractive 4-5 | 225. od Ini Ment. LAe 6449. | e144 ana iat ‘ ve- ' ( Hestnr R4 =610 Gravois. PRespect 1519 | g —s warase: rare bargain: | O16 ) Greer, 4-4 sane! bath, furnace. garages: bare LEMP. 29° (-. 4 4. Sa \* in o owne dG! tie ees 45. GRand 16394. be = - SAC —e E Oormnk aac ; ‘ROURKE LsLE 4-5, modern: garages; Income gg Owner, EVergreenu / of N Kon ro Pl ae a cain. ne 4 lenis an CS. gre ong te Singie;: electric: terms |’ Man 3 | ae : = FERRE *= A ‘ HE AP DOTsL FE ki " et wi = aes "4 By por orsal in R rerside -- aa " i S200: email down ayment ; barrais, = 30 Kineshigirway N, E.. 5-5 singie CONNECTICUT, 3815—4 and 5 single, WATSON-0 ROURKE, RE ALTORS. PRESTON. 1742—3-3 rooms. bath; must FEDERER °6le t Jo Lemp iy mode re: double ai —st. See ob fel ee ee ce. 3 ts Inquire 5863 Minerva. 2 room , 24 Labadie, 5-6 single. Me it. baths, furnace. hardwood floors, garage: tlverside 43 , mc sell quick: owner leaving city: rents 10 ira veis. Phoned 1519. particulars. —— Ue se | Sarares: trade for inves —! ; : Semple. >- 2 single. ePrxcellent lecation. “SEE ts L. EMP. 262 5 gra vSris. S720: price $1700: make ofter. P Respect REA L ENV EsTMENT. (c46x} Ww ATSON- ROL a b , 4°,. n.32 4 ; 5 room | "> Ashland. 4-f ; i CHRISTIAN BRINKOP K. E. CO.. 3621 r. ot and 3 2S electric, 2297. GS32-36 1D AHO. ia ~ yf Riverside 437A. 2% steam an : = gy ne aie cerned on adiee tig mel ME. vm te >. mae S rooms, . Geeet Caatebs 3000-62. “ S Fo tg ae nego ogy reduction im W)C TN “Tak Vi mn — Single and d ais. 3-4 rooms / , 2 f / a J KANSAS 5209—Lovelp —— en: Se-feed this over Wow: easy terms. See agent at Comal pe s. aan CRITTENDE Tr NDEN Isill? 2 =m 75 “SEE US" ¢ HRISTIAN. aeant aes : , $4500. _modert ot-we bined a “eee ‘ pi — * FEDERER. 610 ~ an ois. PRospect 1339. 7 ong ae Car garace: a good iny ent; 2 Chestnni, M Ain 31 0. _ Union. ach ags ae vod investment, THEOBALD & ZOEL. C0. 3621 5. Grand. LAc. 3040-41. (e@sy SR SRENNER, 2801 Cherokee, (083 a ae eee | Rowe sealer o~ I . ee it ¢ INCY tii tk - — nglie flat erose fr Tower “Are : : reel. Saa¢ «& . anc FARLIN BUSH-RUKNS. MAin 43223 R. LIBERTY. a FE Lt. Us —: rerhs ser steatlicosen ia ieee ee. om ower & Ter S A DANDY FLAT . = - 2-family 5-6. a sate, _ separate fur- NE W = & 5 Re Yi Mv F * AT oe [>t - rit. S23 home SETI H 4-4 . modern. * ( LED G yg AGE: WIL L a, “ re : r Dricec ; 7} ace _ * " ' 2, ‘ = D2 entrant € : Tie . . De LS, garag SD. «) eae ale vans he at ot-a ats - heaters + aces, car | : : ITF 4 vears ohd: bargain. FPRoespect 4141, CLEDE 45: = —— P = ae weatherstr ppe tile bath, built-in tub : mi . ) SLAT—~—oOoxx west. good a sate deou- HILMER, [ neTyON” & “REALE SBRINCK | re Hebert: just completed, ready te | DE TONTY. 4130— Modern double d rooms 1 IB ERT a —_—e at WATSON-O'ROURKE EEALTORS. TRADE FOR . ; aA ileal ble caragr: no dealers. Page-Wellston LV¥ie: 3 “N, 241h xt. by wh in Tile roof. copper cutters, tile and sun reoem: garage. PRoapect 2522. é Snel ek) eee ee eT wee erside 4311) 2 oe ee 5 1L52 CASTLEMA 1-5-3 ROOMS. 1656 WiL MINGTON AY. CHE. ie OPE: ee i _ Bex D-305, Poat- Dispateh. in O° Fallon Pan Sie. | be. " a ntwond a double garage. Da TONTS 4153-— Doubie rag ood shape: anxious te ean ies, BUSSELL—Near Jeffersor Er : BATHS FI RN AC yg 350x117 BELLIS, FEDERER. 2610 G RAVOIS. PROS. 1579 — rea NER, RIV | —_Sfamily new. & esa ae n tewn xs ne vi ee Pei. ing Og te a iOUS to B Close nace ane “J. Dat fur- ELSTN — | GSHIG 4 es , fa os 2 caas a LER a’ aa Buide baths, furnaces $14.750. LAclede 6349. | 80. Car. schools, church. ace. garage. Alt layer c. 6449 UT 6059. List OF BARGAIN FLATS. etna HW AY. —— | ine g rn. large porches, street est. $5°R Hebert st Fenny ? sie nz TONTY. 402°.54 _4-jamilv: Al J 5330 = versice { RUSSELL. $671—Meiecs 7. _ os oe ail. nod | . 2 aches Segue DOUBLE : 436 VISTA i] op trade. Tt : : ARONA] -.- (cS) hath. furnace “se0% rate entrances: rents oo uNnday. dandy location, fine income: Terms FON. a ae ee , -bailt 4-room — hen and 6 room single » — SHIGE W AY AND XEOS® ee SN Fm Does? 3. with bath, on = - . . RIN-G ABBE RT-NL LATTER Y. a see to a ae = , 7 Ss * a 5506—3-5 reoms, GLE FLATS | J6US-10 DEV ONS HIRE ‘tee Bee ae bait 1 5 sereges, Plane Gin eam von, ee DOLBLE FLAT modern, sine ee oat. mace. gneage: street and alley — Buy ™ Si heme wie ; - COMPTON 2 _ Ge , ON, cain. GRand ss530e. rooms. tile bath: steam heat: built-tn t 3 4 room corner flat, with all ecn- | LorGHFoROrGH 4952 —5 > Aye aioe ney Sper ett wei 1, etre a ic wre Ras to te 3 - OD cage 452 4 Klm- Tw, > he . Sines, re Toc s } “ath McDONAT. D. res & ane ie a. . ; - é Arn issir ots 381x148 faci: | urnace., ard wood ; e rage ~ BTR TRS : 7) ie | = Pe be =f » eee ° : ‘ 4 ‘ : ait ¥ pe he . +? ' 7 : . ” 2 . a ti r HK 4 } : Pai Tes > om em i” ‘ TT? , . Ces - . % a B:! rary ‘) neome ern: reasenable price, i + and 5 reome. yy" Horta. ’ : f see these deautiful mew 5. >! — reom Dungalow flats. matt | Jul ius SRR Y DT Real ty Mc Do NALI oven Sing fiat, 3-D rooms ae ee ~ YATHT ELE on! SO 850). FEDERER TS EL faeein PR 1579 mes Act “OM 4¢ — . me Pid "hy ; eo or ar Ors ims 5 a ‘] , Seat TTie Cor. Lf iff ¢ > hy Rey ‘Revs iH aar = 5 G - AFT car an Of ts rented $6500. FL iT RED ¢ ia TO S [ae he = > ryt oa Ta tf prove me! La. fey? « seeg 4 porrh ee Po : er Ci ; lm, “Pe Lock weer. te Ss. Sacemn Cc , A sa Fton price | oeve. 01" om b ¥ —— " brick, hardwood fin rs Po i : } uh! i i ' . pee”: * me - wh ores rhs ; + . - : a ea . >~ * s ~ : Arey fou. | throughout. tide baths, pedestal wash | _T.Aclede 3841 3600 S sae — Nal S927—Denble, 4-4, Not-wa er PT19-21-28 “RU TG EK FOR QUICK SALE. at: ight reoms: all improvements. oo Mx % harersin ae : tantial arthie ee 34°: We eo in and orn flat my .7 , 4 5 - trent. mats, rhrrhte garage cirect n & : Be ahirshe ~¢ save commission. Inquire o 4364 FOREST P4 ' ng aa wage ame, io — i tubs; premier cabinet work. TX BLE —South +4: obati S500 «: —_—— 8449 , bh addi -5 Toem single fal vere 06 “Teo | ery re ty ere r preg a7 , hot-wat OR intie Mair siranz's - “ x - — ' ae te o> “eSstment Per >: tye i ul EFoeod « rit PA duvuble 22 5 R A [)- \ KE \W ay vs RT, i> Soeiies — le pane .... artimment: tmcome $5206. re- on Soe: Sen “emodeies: new plambing. hardiwood M \in SS ke | : porches, Gouble careers, Onen for ‘ex. - - ha, 1H bet ha rors ea : : " A ‘ Ait rook apect top Priee pe sonia ar aa 5% rT 29 94 ee > 1) ~ : LPs - Se Pr) . ar ae , ™ ; = 300. PRoene. ’ ee fons ~ - = ‘ : : . on 39 Teer rot¢ af = fo . x , oore “nt a wer youle. | MISSISSIPPT VALLE Ft ge agg ae CN AIR. SOIL le, = t-sk TORS, | ht NA. S006-88.10-—S “houses Toe TRUILT “INGLE fast - = eeneeeal mae aid 2926 MIE ENTZ AV and ecreses: quiche ee ee Se ab ee og BY PR ST co Ast. et ete aee” Sram, mae YP term anes: | price of 1. -LAciede 4522 i MASTYOR® ST. coun: uiieiameiennieds tek wl ge Stinger Strietly modern fist. 5 eal me onTises, Cuick sale wanted; eats ; 4 . yy 4 7 ie = rte } vi tarts ‘ i ! Bus "\Ma..3) & - - oO CHE*ITYS ' se ges — : ’ tt ; Serie erties Thm | Preres tay * , - ti arc t thy. Yr, 285 beemt lhapate “a mP a 6 rer . geet ; LAT— 79 AL EN 4 ST. iia Md : a ee . rs i o ‘ » A Pa so » rut © Pte = a Sn od “Siar” exchange A ~ . ka ; . d " » _—_—_ alienate stdin semntamiaaaaatataaas haat & A reat ee . .} ' he. . - ¢ ‘ bs . siete ate fry wis : = ’ ? =i’ Y oh ; ‘ ea cw “aie at mm) 2 shee ®, av change ee me Se ui, — M rs | lat Bu ver ' TBLE FLAT—Rent $1300: PTTTia-: worm — a hel eubh ¥y -araee. | FEDERER. ~ aay Graves. Piiemet 158%. Me 11s) | ealow . a ; “ving tewn amd wants fe sei ~G, _ eUcrn, | . | 12-234 Pilion at.: this double 4 room, wat. aman 3 mes aut | FENERER °610 Craveis. PRe ~ 44 FAMILY FL LAT BARGAIN, $16.50. rT Ic rs » ALE Ww sigs NICK ER-FT FER ss an 3 “earh ay oe contig o¢ 2 sae © SEE ' R ve TI cc 9 amd bath with electric and ° 2: : te st ie. \ Tus : ow I 4207-09 De : S929 MCs A 0 egg — rami« end / \ € iit j Is ° rear. ail errr? a“ : st t reasonable tom dene ' , - - a > ee. ee - sre j rr ; Bit? Prey. ’ ‘, » +e . * ey aii —" ss he A: } :> ry - > ace canh ” Sarna bo ‘ «Bs “ . > | 40 "TV TITY OR ee a = ~} 5.4 wil sacrifice. | Location—lis access; hy] ity to transpor. | oceupied by { e tenant seteienien: 4 a Pun. 1 beat: redyeced ta S1 _ LAclade | renting lecatian j in Woe . ara Cs 4. W. Rt RI aN, 1016 r hentees. and 4 rm aed paths ‘urreces, ectric; { TeNL: modern singte flat. 5 end 7 a > tae he ge — churches and closeness | 10a" S000 first an 00 keeOnd Geode) = CHRISTIAN BRIXKOP & rc DOT RLE FLAT Bt eg copie ae ew? Th: well built and | eWner upstairs: $3000 wil Bee is ‘oe mt ban. ” —~@edern; o | ‘* usirial plants. therebs enabling the ©f trust; $1000 will buy the equily. a fi; +E. Iv, on wand. —s« L_A« ’ os 4224-26 HUMPHREY ST m cxceuen ondition. For price and Oi paT = =~ NG ert as. im water to Keep buildings fully rented at | *2ding proposition, Open, = ~*~ v* Wit seu ‘O86, GAS River ; TREY wo at Te 4-4 reve ores baths, furnaces rent S240 ‘*er™s call RASA. 6935—S rooms, = Samm Pie 3ha REALTY co. 164 N eth OKT N.-~ Beautitu a. , |} OREON EF. & R. CG. Si OTT. SOND Cheetn:, 2 ; iis Z . 4 ) S——Four families «les month: terms, — 7 5 MERCANTILE TRI! ST COMPANY : = one or _ two families, ga P - ann CHiestnut SHGR. . itv the ; =f mater ; - ———- —- . Bae a on (Ot e— . reome warn: akeaye. sented: Manship: matt prick. ater a nite. Tare | ge bce! ~~ as Bungsiow-flat. just com-| furnace heer. ace *,. fia! moder c EL AN ‘RE AL ‘TY ate SARS Sens ois =, FEDERER. : : = “Fat - = —— ie | Sth and _Lecust Ste. CEntral_ 3700 | OLE ATHA 4955-59 — ~— orrt ae d: ee | | wood floors, tile b > and 5 rooms; hot-water heat: | cheap ENG Tre tamil: sell 71 —— e in st. John's Paris HN consider trade € aD = 33. $ ee pee ee ay oe? TI O- erme pen LOA. I > D.. : FULLY RENTED_REASON ABLY ;} EM HELBERGER. 11: ——— bath hardwood #1! a - s , i Le 4- +. MOogern «quh- i “ ud , A350 SS, Cr +4 . 4 a7 Stitt odie DE , ; ; sina a 1.5 , 4 ta] argein. LOPE : " j concn x me Reeners 4} 4 I ilversid ‘ : MHestnut $AO5 SH ENANTDOAH ott.) furits flat TECKEL EARICKSON £ ¢O., Ine. = IMD E GK NOY. — ; Soo we F ’ DElmar 4077 3 T . $44S—Single 4-4- oe . | oP, ali im} POS em Its “4 AraAres | ~~ uew. flats “trem $16,000 suit. wer ein a Realtn go5 t to ” # i. a> ~ . «3, : aa 69 ae : : ; vara i ; flais are Most excellent inve one arty ROURKE. — AL 2 cana naar es 3 ~ Mg aprenrned double 3 reams men _ Gov. Bath a reai Dip S$i3500 per , L.. BLOCK W VEST OF nergy rages modern: bargin vag * ue} vesi- : am - ’ and ath: CR 4 ages, r = a= 2 iy ry] ove seuth of Chip ; of : , ee . en S| ment Sroperty. | EICHELRE Te $490— Brick. 5-5 rooms jac on: price reduced for quick sale ies CUT reer. nica: 3-room flats: 2 and 4. We ST SE ¥ § | La Two-family. new flats, fro ~ ule bath. furnaces. ar-lined cinsets: 1 com sites — ane ide 1881 BURT C_ MAYER. Builder GRand 7404. sales eae BUSA. 2653S) Sees = $16,500 ge pital — Reino get Re denbie car: re: well built a oes CHYRLES WELZ, 4642 GRAVGIS. RIV. 133 SHE N AND 2 5 iene: TODAY = BEST BIY oe 2 a eee ae ae £0 arive, make. offer, W ACH /homes. Steam heat, tiled walls i A | serount of death: price riht. —_— — Sica: - tai SINGLE FLAT—I628 RUSSELL Beate a , | Glothes chutes; very complete. | SEAN. Rr : . ’ ; TER RI ePreide ane rece SST oo. bi, A) = —— Paragye. } Roeper 4141 ed ‘ : 7 ing! e ait ia FAD oe 2» ari 3 raom singir ; JO 23 MARCE 3 IN E TEI LRAC t REALTORS. ; rear: a real heme and ee Toman n # ' Pa he “a 4 . Gem ‘ei Ther ¢ t . : ‘geerr™ oy : . barnes - re - 7 —w—- _~- = : : — FEPFRER. aoe r gg ‘ fe on 7 , ' de wt 7 : ’ wt?» : : ~~ _ "Pieenect sre. holt Peers) : _ : reap) 5 ws Bs arreets. . meg open P ony HARK) DARK. Gard or information cs]! Seen “oH 1 sol? ofr w" .TSON mt See RAF. REALTO tin ys a i r me ere Rilverevic 71 Graces Surace trede for vacant. 3-reem ai ra A oe. a etree £38 ow Re CAs =o 4141. . Trem Dutid SIN LE FT —— . or A and ; home- a Leia U P 1.4 “a 4 “ee Grand yaths Fr RER » 7 \ E ~_ SING LE F | AT = , ? ; 4 subir Si elt at | iT —sinale _— See: SERED See ee 3 EDERER. °c1e GRATATS ene. 2318, ‘ts ad | $1300 needed. Ralance fest. - Ma VE | y Hebert site) | Riversiae 3 341 re SFANSSURY. 7159—*-Tamily brick lar | 31063-80-_20enae | | 3 and — ee ane Vv. : A951-53—3900-82 McDONALD. | ; : aad le . = " = 4. #3 rT wf" perch . am at e i Z % ; ~ = en + h be 7 * Carieten Bids. | ‘nine cle 2 mere |} sate ~~ . — am, TNOENT. aa Touts = on inh bie inee ~ —— ~a a. sacrificing : . cooventont | | | » Sat. =” ~ 65 rod = tion, $12.- i C€ WELZ. 264° 7 " : rae . 4 lereg ntile Teel ( ‘ony < aa : —« « _ " - furnace. garage. LA. lege poy | Ne Oener Riverside 6129 (ona) | "aR.

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Cia oh Ba "ots POT PR Aa ae 7 , 9 enn * - « Fhe Sieg ON ay PREIS SPL es S i ies Se ont Wide ot , ‘ é ae a q Tle Bie A ak 8 ican gto nae & (aR le oe alt lien ul Pea, Oe et agers os oe E = » 9 7E25 yh she i tga ~ Peat. se anes 14B _ post-pispatcr. ga 2000 REAL ESTATE F or Sale, Exchan ge, Wanted, and-Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. SLADAY, 192%. LOTS FOR = SALE—VACANT LOTS FOR SALE—V ACANT ~ LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT West FARMS FOR SALE : ~_Iilinois LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT LOTS FOR SALE—Vj BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE : ———a LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT South ‘good tim! eT : goed .oF farm- can imake {ime take: A 2237-39-41 teeotie: : Ip and $25 a manth. from Pershing Schoo]. Tey A En A nips ies eat a it | Three-Story Apartments Can Now Be-Built In RSHING HEIGHTS City Plan Commission Has Changed the Delmar Garden lots went Profits of $2000 to $5000 and more a lot were made. We believe Pershing Heights St. Louis is just beginning to grpaw—HAS ONLY STARTED. Buy one or more Pershing Heights lots. Make these profits. You can if you will only ACT NOW. | : nnn rmornmnnm nnn SRE RIE A I NEE op Profits in Lots—Another Delmar Garden | ! Pay cash or purchase on liberal terms as low as $300 cash Keep your money working in good Wes Let growing St. Louis make profits for 3 On both sides of Ferguson ay.—6800 west | Davis Realty rompany | i101 LOCUST ST. Phone for Plat. if 3 Restrictions : from $65 a foot to $175 a foot. rill be another Delmar Garden. 1d apartment lots. — 2 on Etzel—across THE MOST SUCCESSFUL DEVELOPMENT IN APARTMENT PROPERTY IS BLUE RIDGE TERRACE We hare eold, during the last few months. apartment locations in this property to a large’ number of investors and high-class builders. 14 apartment buildings. rangicg from 3 to 18 family structures, all of the highest clase, are now under construction; a number of others are planned and conitrects let. for which sites have already been sold. e demand for apariments in. this location is berond the present supply. and the apartments are Jecsed as * as buildings Bre completed. Restrictions prohibit the use of soft coal. thereby eliminating amoke, and the residenis of this district nave the distinct acvantage of enjoying country life with all city convemenccs. BLUE RIDGE TERRAC® is — between Wrdown Bl. and Clarion Rd.. on the Clayton carline, only 20 minutes’ drive vi ay Peapet Park, Lindell and Olive Bis. to 12th Sr. THIS PROPERTY is bound te make rapid and large increases in value, and st offers the best opportunity in St. Louis for @ money-making real estate investment. g See us for full particulars. SHAW & FRANCIS, Special Agents. Holbrook-Blackwelder Real Estate Trust € 1019 OLIVE ST. MAIN 50555058. ' or Post-Dispatch. | TWENTY-PIFTH aN ; @bove and adi : acioining -f tin flat: wein 'Tight COlfax asi mlly, flat: priced ATTENTION—Junk RESIDENCES FOR SALE | RESIDENCES FOR SALE West | West Six large tile bath. 2-car brick warene: lot 78x | ce $2500: 4 CHAUNCEY P Pp. HEATH (0.. G Arfield 3163 oe ee we ataslea * Bee ay Demy leit ahd ‘ , : oe et Oe : Pes Improvemnis: a suburban heme tm the 343 HI-POINTE HOME 6224 SAN BONTTA AV. rooms, sun parlor, hot-water heat. CORNET & ZEIBIG FINE HOMES Aberdeen pl... & rms ie 7425 Ryren pil, > rms... ye 5769 Cabanve pl. 9 -rms.. 18.000 4642 Pershing, 1° rms. . 15.500 7930-22 Yak: see this toda, sone SS. Maryland, 10 rms . 2°500 thing unusual: 2 aaj 4 reoms: al! latesi 235 Westgate, 11 rms . 24,000 5554 Waterman, 1° “ee . 23.000 o4 Vandeventer pi.. rms, 15,000 terme Call Gland ( ( DUPLEX HOME | ) PRICE REDUCED | | ont pice irra GE A DAT BN ope eet ew eas Hy ) ie Westminater, 1 rms. 15.000 4475 MePherson = av. Gandy room {1 4617 Westminster. 15 rms. 19,000 house; hot-water heat: of! burner: S-car {i 12 Westmereiand, 1° brick garage. owner musi scl’. «:l) make M a oe ae | _ 50.000 terms. : { . i) . oe ml J r . ~~ Q@. 3. McCAWLEY REALTY CO. i) CORNET & ZEIBIG 615 Chestnut st, MAin SSis ))) 719 CHESTNUT ST, , ‘Or %* : 7 ST. ROSE’S PARISI! ‘i of48 BARTMER AV. ee cagemeel * Lovely 7-reom residence. hot-water heat. . 2. l LW Pp RIC E od ith @1) borne. — wd tloots, marble AACE io. walls i bath: Scar parece: lot otaiss,|4. o 3 we. 4+ miles; near in cultivation: . bargain; good grain. st Mary L. Copp, Waterioo, S feet, ail improvements. PRICE, $3500; | IMPROVEMENTS ARE J With Ample Transportation Faeif T L E! N a— Busi ness to ‘belek buildings te All solid ground. Low a COR. vs © eggnog — -— age “yen a 8-room oy ‘abov: e; ray M, F. WRISBERG. AINGSHIGHWAY'sS Go south on Grand boulevard to Cay Park, then west along Kingshighway Sos west, five blocks to subdivision. - “RIGHT FOR BL i. DERS. ne community tod ay; O61. ¥23- te) an S70 +4 itch Colonial bungalow, 7 . miles from i electric, la yoke a Ferry rd.: beaw- ‘3333 per acre. “road: $250 per acre. from eciy limite, 7: ee. at the very low price of _ x. room brick residence, won a in cultivation: on city limite; $1 for bargains on acre tracts ai cSON REALTY €0.. FERGUSON. We Will Finance Your Home SoU THAMPTON | BLDG. i on Easy Terms MORGANA RD RD. Now Under Construction Mi . SFE nao wee wwe =fesroved, rods “ARISTA mRinONP R. seve al Bungalows a Czarks. C. L. ‘ : - might constd- Ty Post-Dis, ‘c} . . - ~— = ‘ nome hag iL Pa! NG—wWith flat ebor € ORI. miles of Rene ~ 3 : Heckman. 4045 Oli’ te “SEE US” | CLAY AND CARTER—Comer all provements in: idea) for fil! i : CK SCO es Chas. McGlass ing station: roc RLTY. co. v i. iF‘TEENTH. t ERG 231. and elevator: $85. LUp oa PFER.- ACKER, Resitors. 107 N. 7th. ici Ver aan age and “Kimberiin, Cuda, 20 ARGO rare Towne: ate. : : en c CON DITION ie HRISTIAN BRINKOP floor, 38x: _—— a i erm, second BU SINESS | Pa actes. Cooper Coun- eereal J. LIEBER. 57 739 Pecshing SfORE— With flat abore and 3-story ware- house in the rear, on the l4th St, White. | Tat, $2990; rent $450 | Way. 2605 N. 14th | STORE—2-family yeariy -: Cash S36 Owne r Box L-37. .. "TORES AND LA ~2O01 -03 N. Broadway: §05- I > - Dig bargain: owner (c62) IWENTIETH. 49°56 3 ancl a N Corner re: ‘ —onable rent: good location, ee D How ARD—Sevth. th be euth- Pst corner: 2? Stores. with living rooms 3203 W ’ (99) oa m lumber coal a ers: 252 SS. Jeticreun, and coal dea’- flat: electric: sheds MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY Sth and Locust Sts CEntral 3700 ESTATE CO. ae ‘Palleidy. O’Falioa. he unt: e all = (99) EASTON, Sox — — 621 S. GRAND Phone: LAeclede 3040-41 Clinton kins, St. Ctalr, "Mo, on highway. near St. . big spring: $19, 008. ithe Guaran near river and State ; way } frame hover. Chris Vesemee orchard txon, Mo; rivet: aiso prop " ownier. Chas. Hop- — r ( HARL ES WEL z 4642 > 4 adem ng Riv. s 2 od spring. fruits: “tm sade: 15 miles cat. DIEHL. Riversige BU NGALOW ow LOT AL Satanic COLORED 4459—i-$ frame. batiis INVESTMENT 38U5 LINDELL E AP. got ee SITE BARS - N. per ae Only reas terms. G ;t- eure = in cor. Warren et., | 4364—Modern fiat: | Property east of team. too's. 28 “highway half effe f ‘race for cy ro & Post- Dispatch Pash VERNON LAUX. 705 Chestnut. (Hest. 82300 HOME BUILDERS F LAT BU IL DERS M ' ~ CHA NCEY P. -s: Fine location for | — rH OC two S. £. CORNER , WALT AND EASTON. nved: I sag oor inns: ee one: ~ & 4 st HEN HENDRICKS RU BE LING. 329 Blair: OBERMEY ER oy FINKE, REALTOR. CHest. 071 for email house, city wks Strictly sede’ ARAGE. l-story . ‘ rood location ; mus brick, 50x9); sacrit) ice; owner lear- ry - t ing city. Abany 406° Ww West corne _ Rp neshi = ighwary ; ; blocks north of . ay and T! ekla asec Rising d. 2528 fete: “MUELLER” a SON, eee ert st. Ine four hric} swites). Located at A) Carray. ser KINGSHIGHW AY A No. i Invest . ment Property | Stores. apartments and garages. south- 4 , ve he % Le — All Stores ea) fax 82a” a8? Industria] Bargain For sale or lease 78.7ad 6q. ft.. includ. ly a for ; J A * Rai’ read ~elica street and tne Ge eeeeet. 4° eu ~ MORESL- PRANGE & ¢€0. 128 XN. ¢ Northwest —, a. ~—S tore and lat move an eslablishe. business In ¢Tp- Pies nee L ive ae modern -Xtures: etoci R 1g ~ od | i}; roa ep pe atl ur if ~ rT . ‘> ’ itm }- RUR SC HOFT REALTY CO COMax 345° NORTHEAST CORNER FTEF ; GOODFELLOW a AND kine INnvTes Simen! properts iL? & “ rset 3 ol > price right. se boc income: WALTER KOLLAS, MAIin 307 ,.4UST SELL—WAKE OFFER repeee, mee Paty Gea ab © a aged: teh es Ss di Seok ba LEBEL REED EOE Me ONE Cp AML alate I e Xoa i: Writs get i. nae aD fat chen ee ee a Po te Fae a x se @old at aridiculeusly lew price. If int Miao Ty Heh co. 823 Coosingt BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE LOOK AT THESE | itin #ime Lawn Fianing Mii Se. rt . a a , a i Pah 2 on rf te a ; nf sr eee ee oi » 4 x ha it Pe we ’ ~ = saat a, os i » Me et Ads: a ee pea Ne SA NF er oal Bee pitch nichathince itis nes eli Soars ing, epee a aCe REE aig eas ey oe a peers oy ices els te es an ER, of ee he eee * or 5 *e . sibs ben oa G ‘ rene ! ‘ Wmundor tot pat ‘ “” whe WS eid yy Sth DES os al Bs "* ot - FS ORO rote? pear 3p ENE. eves tee he ’ oereer: brick ca rage. de) ae PT RR A i els, ti) ie ed $ buy a splendid home, ele hie ie. 2 Price only $13 of 5 reoms, with studio living Pee eee ¥ . # ER PPEN ES BS f 4 ¢ Bas tae es Det gs oe ala pe LR eT VER alert IG Og cd Siann RM tes SN sap pres oe teed Fo9@ ds ae ne , ‘ do ade “ bys ‘ i tai at = ro + » ss and hall floors; oi] burner; Kelvinator \reust / RESIDENCE doubic he a mage drive; large lot Cc »/ PRS ee PREINB & JONES, KEALTORS, 7, ‘9 Arundel: attract EVe reen &> ee “O,4 . ("rig v/ "ole i a@Utlii i IX Be ae } Be Ore N . r MOIR? gai 7 Me De i? aa WS Toh) SET ing reoclt with fireplacc et a NAIC Us re SE L, L, roun breakfast reo kitehen r fir apie; 9 reomea and larse sleeping ai aor ~ whine ' woh “s 33 Massie rw * } Lio lias nat aoe painied in and out; terms, | Meer: second a SM es «BR : rooms. S baths, sieepin pore: serv ans MULTE K. K. CO.. 2407 NN. Bris. : . gy | quarters on 2d fleor, with bath; L- ar o ; | 7 4 nD ER Sridit Bitt] stil Nie Seiji or Puce Porm rh: Nraiow > "8a ' PO Rha . — BRL are 9 =i as = or. of A 4 > = #7 . a — , ‘¢ +) j ics % it ase. See tly s. Weindary Renki, Qe CHESINUT 6161 |-6 108 miles high way improved. trade equity or countr. JEfier- lo Ww St meant MENTS and : AT BUILDERS’ PRICES. CHOICE v AC i _W “ASHINGTOS t botiomiand, with ; and. frog raising. Ge | CHAMBRE RI. ATN-OW INGS, 27 FOOT | UB) only $25 per ‘month Tahlem Finance Co. rga day. iway Of: ideal location tourst camp: samen pay- ne. c Fr ARM—F or nn: FINE woos FLAT ONT) $00 TASH | ms: pa- | F ARM— For rent a Chestnut. CI Hestny: | from St. Ceca Fr. £ Sicgen = acres wild tur- k; price ker a bit ©; Binew ® pings. Mo. ne Sa be tone wf eives tomse use. covUc hay’ pl for wr tou. ODER. oes Bee ‘hath, Seema: (ASH) >| "sco 597: farm : h,-4 moothly y. — house eounien 1A ste BEET RG a eee LOTS FOR a VAC ANT $50—On Gravois 730 CASH AND $50 MONTHLY wee DAYTON fenced c>iexken house: mile @ goot ww. Weish. owner. W'chy. house, bara 3 oelh y, he iEffareee 9079. 9 On higo we). wes. ic 1} 13 AND 3 ROOM rt. AT ONLY 5159 € ASH MeMEN AMY R. e. ’ EXECUT¢ Fe S SALE 1208 N. GRAND. =. lox aig. price. i4 im T OTS Day me nrs See ang at a —40) acres, candy fruit — powtry. oo barn: mehai! . Bos ee bend _TRADE_BARGAINS, $ E - 2 Tooms, bath: $300 | what hare you? z Cyt near Sunset . Cestrie an@ phone Winter. Sappington. Mo. cefeit ) Wid. —Rent small & 5 anM Wis Jae agg crams house, 3 acres of te shee Saas Cali 140° — _—e MONTH Wtd.—Smal reli and Highways 3S an Grey Summ: ai) part or MeCaughe rooms house, on cheap, with oot to buy. B. { CAND ye pe for POUL TRY FARM Wea —} ° at NION- a ASTON TRU se COMPANY i Y THIS B ARGAIN “MERCANTIDE — L-39. Pent. Dispatch. | ® mike he oft Higbee: | Gerta of . sow a ia Meo. > ¥ ‘ pr cock. Anke pr oo in eellivation lore and 4 flats. * form bay myestizgagie this. CHESTNUT 6101-6100 , > S\-o= re P* mw : - stores, 2 ‘late tile a! husir eKs loca tion - ‘ race. a i cm -~ cimoeryo Veinberg¢ . elf, 0 ures: ZAaArace ; wer right ) H2307 EBEasten av (Abany GIA. . Wax aterman ; rmoMuts, eiceping “ili sell or eachange busmess prepert, poreen: oi! burner: brick garage. | for a ema!!! dwelling and acreag: Tiax 7 reoms. sunroom: of) esp: ty preferred. 3701 -Kosevuth (cQS: BUSINESS CORNER Mac and Spring. southeast corner splendid building, coniai ning 2 stores anc ‘ats of S rooms and sunroom: garage i “M Waton shed: owner will ae) business *) desired; make an offer. ROETTGER-MASEK REALTY Co (sArfield 4860. 19 N. 7th faterman; S rooms, sunrcem. ” hethe. ou buruer: brick garace. Central S153 peegana: 10 rooms; | $145; bargain: S000) first. deed i, an ss | trusi. GRECKY LEALTY. Jolt Cass re fa BARGAIN fiats: rent $96 per month Price righ See owner. GHRECKY REAL TY. lolv Cuss, TY ler OST DS. CASS. 14270)— Business pre pert; . store and CHEROKEE, 3158 ‘corner Compton :— Drug store shop with 2250 equare feet ie i flat abort: see and make offer 27XX Keokuk—Store and flat. S141-43 Meram mec——Furniture store and t: price reduced: easy terms. LOO} Withnell— Grocery and meat mar. ket and flat ahove: price reduced - $4000 Renge!l- Weber. 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9543. CHEROK EF. 3408—Store, 4-: above, bath. steam heat. 4-car LHeSaNi a lolv-ate—Lat ligaTy? at: * ba 2 ° oN . ' > ~ oom SEMEEENGTON AV. | well: this choice plot cheap: 100 ie Vveare reasonable e, Corner Wileox and Wes: shove, hardwood floors. tile bath. neat. new occ uD hin as hardware store or add) tional ; form ation oa) at feet ee ane irom the Plaza: high epeculatiun WELI!. > " —PARKVIEW— STON MORTGAGE CO., 6307 Easton in pen for tmapection 1} t 3 p. m. today, Cc Adany 6180. e78 reoms; four taree fireplaces. S baths: | LOwtsi. -.xx—sorloo. a Teal bareain. beautiful grounds: lot S5x170 ft. WiLisaMs MORTGAGE (0.2 MERCANTILE (CRUST raRT 4c" FRISCO BLIn,. Sth and Sth and Locurt Sts, ik, niral - 700 LOC ST. 141 5~ Lot. OM hee weal enone : town business location enha ; ant 20080 809 CHESTNUT. CHESTNUT 6161-6100. i238 Graham: bath, hot-water | ah er. # A aad ag ae 4 lines for Quick sale. “ ernoerg ou eincerg Ok **) 0 ui > UMON-EASTON TRUST COMPANY ==! Wing. Suitadlie for anr kind of Siore and fia: CHARLES WE ELZ, 4642 GRAY ° ERSIDE 2080. ors, mH CHIPPEWA. 2717—Store. basement. carage. suitable for any husiness. fa) CHIPPEWA, 3123-935—% stores and room muxdern flat: hot-water heat: 2 FOrest 1370, | MARKET. S13-I5—S-siore bullding to carage: Holy Family parish. Rencel-Weber. 3539 S. Grand. I. ho hight mat wane tur le S4xll& to an allev - —— ‘ “ on EIGHTEENTH 170a > HOME BARGAIN | pei sice“Girnis. SMa" ts OPEN TODAY. @ To 5 OFFICE BUILDING rooms, 2 baths, het-water heat, | OLIVE: at AT Fao. XxX. ¥. COR : Stere siicltne 1?5x10* eciaiti " Sarage, = cats: this is vour eppertuntiy | © Suik es On (Of ieoxlO.; your ‘op reascaably priced; | POLY to Duy one of the key corners terms te sult, “ ) on St. Louis’ leading highway at a very | moderate price. REIS ALTY CO. MAin Gro. ¥F & BERGFELD CO.. Ine 3285. 519 Wainwricht Blic Caneel 6625 WATERM AN Downtown: he agent Bex G-275. P.-D. | par w~ Cai 3543. } a 4 occupied by a brewerr: a good duilding or heayrr man ufacturing. Can he bough: in whole or in part at a verry iS. ig) on Pare civ tehia fae anr IPPEW A ee | 1—Store ha sx eiment a ae Steines. ic8O Chestnut > ~ M Ain iis Ww ASH INGTON 22909—i MW ¢ S10 Ww Poor, oOx40: shop and waragr. o0xS0: piate Oo0 ds ome ciess windows: ail modem. can give os- ikea oe ee , ZANE rR 2 ' (hestne Attractive English restdence of 6 roome . - teers _ Vv ED PROPERTY FOR SALE FARMS FOR SALB a For — or trade: FRAME HOUSES SEE gp or pois gene: 0 ARM—15 acres. near Tring : . Apply Anthony Kul : 2 SION. ¥ ASTON TRUST COMPANY Apply Anthony roorr aotee een Paes ot Eee seulidinge : udie"s city house : 4- room house 25 acres: $6000 or § miles frou KOM: ‘No. EALTY: : INVESTMENT PROPERTY 4. & Goes Fa ul Flora Gardens r CHARL ES WELZ. 1642 Gravois, Riv 20R8. ne ar Grand tone © rooms, é-riawn Tame rouee- kitchen aink. ehictr- Kinds of fruit in beer- wiates $2 Tut. $500 | = Svpt* “in RIC anes 901 " nottom: 3500 Pe off. STNESS “Toc ATIONS 7AVE F iL arye a — farms. house good wage: for chickens: leaving ar Store. Recke® “We ask ‘ute |. Kimewick. Ma, ve in Highway 6:. location on Chestnut st. east of | LOUIS TIMEUS {;Pa nd CRY P. HEATH co. - ‘ 2 4 FOU NT. vIN AY ENTS on CF : . tri saut* ine eff ‘Dighway “al. ‘ssi j}@ee eth: iidings, 7 rer and proposed Triste a CHURCH SITE Si. Park {"}4s stint ‘we. 1324- 1336 South 7 : ; Wiea! ‘arre theron ‘pring, 10 ares owl- ] j celiat. pemitry He read egg ee Henry Adreas Real Estate Co. | ‘ Ww estmoor } i 49 f} ep7 Fi , ore frie im.- &. EE. Laewta, “Cube. | ~rormeriy 7 reasonable 7\°" gt H. GUNDLACH & CO. M1 PRosnect 1510. ae Geen ae ck tanch “and game | . 700 actee cleared | sete of bailldin sngtheast of St. John Herter. Ste. “aFape fruit grove Wi : CHRISTIAN BRINKOP RK. E. _| HARTWIG-DISCHINGER. it ee 4c} | GROWING IN VALUE + rooms. cistern. house, gouth «hepe, apties * mere straw Bu i. CHAS WL EL . sic} ness - QD ~ - — ; i Ci wed must sei! ne and or Oner rty at. ones RICK ARD PL. ~* > . ° ns z “4 i, “ }> L: RK & SON, A! ILDERs, PAYING WELL CANADIAN FRUST a EST —_——— COLORED © REE of 5° 5? Gh 4h, Sie cokes 1019. | , 13th and ‘& ass 2 RESIDENCE. BA RG A ] NS Ss . ’ throughout, price, Mercantile Trust Co. Sth and Locust to St. Charles 7830 Wie; Eomternia .dungalow reom: beautiful location, overiouk- Hampion Park. and large - + : Patt eee if desired: cand required. MAin a LOT—40xT 30: Potomac air three sides. Very low errs west on Clarton read to Boland aed tern seuth ane block, North ASHLAND. 4i77 and 41,.9-—Owner : decided to ell theese twe Gandy stores: iispect and Make offer. ROCK HORST R. E. iw $10 Mancheste- & . powell twe S.seam apartments Above Bn: Te fer tern, ee sone — “ESEK & REALTY ¥ ce. 0 Piorissasnt. "ENNSYTLVA* ; | brick hete! bailaine. Rite hen, Ginive aman = TOW t 38 street and aller | mis ae far ei legh- sel a cernrr: © ree an flat: good itextenens: see this: se 4 a aAe ° 9 . “ * : . i- | able price rea : GELAN REALTY C09.. 5455 Graveis ar. st. Kir ul ls GRand TRALR. angah scan) oppo site new r- Bank Clavtonia Terrace | federation tite Building. Te Want ae 58—Bulldine: ARBOR TERRA ) . grocery ' Af market; 5 rooms above: rte Ma mnie 9 ball Washington, and Ewin-, tudsorn ami Smith ave. © gee ged corner: a Los “ | FARM—PFree tare ty buyers elec 35 KMRY re FiceR Ee “kt Tyy. e., “stores "and : gnartments: , ee at be farm. | BREMNER ie RMAN & 7). wee area terms to «nit Food —— RKF, Realtors, te gg = 5471 Graveis. HARNEY f Mtr —— TRSi Store and fiat also : 30. shove: only ST500. Riverside 04937 Kingshigh > A AY. Fine store with 4. “recom modern flat | above: bath. hoe water heat. l-car ga garage, | Hodiamout as particulars «a! KORTE. — ~ ant f ' dus 1-storr brick soft drink parier- lat ay ¢ —e t. HOM = ee sale. : ; . aay CHESTNUT wae stores and flats: rent $3720: aes } ~ Se), z a3 of St. Charies rd: IN a let fa r block south of 28 5. Conse ar. eS. store. Wor xian Ch-«taut | | Realter 29 rears. MAin O14 GRAND AND GRAVOIS _ 3. improved, fine north of dhaes, atl f®Q<«~ — Herman Payte, aon 4. Wiliwm Ms = "ie (oun. ans. on all-went, = lo tract: A . Tnort 2 ee i312 ye BADE av 2 stores and 4 Mate: B teased. | trade tor - —ONLY ~ ag ASH. ‘8x 3455-57 SOUTH GRAND Veinberg & ls" bert Realk, Co Ce — 808 CRUNENTY. eaerscr $101-4100. ty A hreus ; rn! $4500 / SAMUEL LIEBERT. teh Ny sto Nate ltt4 : FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE ¥. bareain 3 and 4 recom age _ electric on each (EV e font. . Sar to ae oe 3 snd 2 Finis 10-50 13-4, $30 feet. j Heston RM, ort sell: make offer. Adam asi bs o@ “iling etaticn: on wey 25. ner~ - _ Festus hye best Dargain ™ county ff w'd reacy fer business: lend and a’ J. BE. MeKee. Feetus Me iz mie rom Sf. : Maunin Store: timber. epring: one-roum | orries, ‘grapes and | N. Becker. ower. (or) regener grd stock ' hy Hall eth nial eetate, Sf | ' and Bowe Md.: f sLercks brick ree 1 stables: well watered ‘ait. Box 8. Reily. \“e Yar 24

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PO OI QD SH SRS " 4 in sy 8T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. AND ADDING g#-800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, Machinery, Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALEHOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALEHOUSEHOLD GOops me HOUSEHOLD GOODS IT wa et BY. BU sole gy, ad ee ae FOR i b> ae ope SL iy qe SS GOODS FOR SALE FU RNITU R oe eee : | PPKIN re Ho * 2 Sg —— GT ALY LP LOLOL ED a re a enell ae oe Dahl O—S-tube. A and edhrorer:rescasiinnton | LATER. PIANO — K snapmahie. will hola until’ pore mg | BRT “Kitt : Cerone — eet er: PA PEER nat Mtg Organs For Sale 41R icf PS ] pew us custom build a DINING su 1 : Eo a le ce: | FU eee rege een Hew >: AND. TYPEWRIT. | lt living, aining ma earn needs at nominal cost, ERPIANO—T ike new: pal ateiy, very .. separate! ~t4 Al peer ition before moving om SE Seti. a we SUL KY Reed, like new; re Reliable oe Me- oF static ina distor- FU EN] TC RE Pin grok ‘LATE a r LA NOS STSS 6 MACHIN ESAlter. | 7 gy eliminated: GP nee thera at on k blue prints, 50c money order. — 6086, Sunny Slope Sta.. EN SES Cl 205 tee i NR it Cc ARRIAGE Stroller style: ‘O} ‘ 4s oJ. : U é . ow for we4 = , Bench, guaranties; free Choon road. Hila nd Box D- 414. PD, ae stl te MeN nea sso, + OVE ES Se ON Aad tate iar + R8 ee yp * 5 0 Res Wa ~ Aang sarstigingss a Pe ER yh ae ‘ ee fines sr ‘ MUST VACATER FURNITC RE— hed a ‘ m ee Sars oe : ao Pte 7 s : ee eee ee ee og Bn paint A : : : ge “ TE a5 a ol " ae Pot) ee ek a Ml. SR CR A ll 2 Mi . P 4. : ri » Be Ba Xe Axo COMPANY, Wt —Wwerl bred Saas: |p oT. nt geo C re name lowest price. SU CTT E —Han csume : 447 FoPr FURNITURE EXCHANGE “n Span- a % ; BE DROOM 'PS—Poxn te MRE HI cabinet. electrified: angora preferred. Tefte “DINING: te _ ag es Ss. PUPPIES—& ee REM ges or THE BARGAINS moi HE BALDWIN pene |, COMPANT, ‘LIVE LA ees f me. igi Ses i er thet 19th and Washington PUPPIES— Be PLA 4 LAO Im ~ 0h. ve a oes Spits; Pay . $ * x EE Ra ah AUCT1IS is . as . | visit ~ or wri “ta Sa ni 1 ely , VACTUM C Sr ye moue! eh. F ) , % Fa a parts Nps We ciel ae: Me ae aac RN & CO. 12TH AND OLIVE STs. gees one JUNE BRIDES! HONEYMOON SPECI mae Dy ae ad, ots 7-P. National Pet ~~ “Ey (A 52 haRAE ee Cn ee ever Sup ‘ bargain prt | ae DRC " rato a] —¢ Z -“—* cement 2 REAL b. oon AINS _ CLE Sager Rong Ad r. Missouri Auetion Co. slightly a Sacrifice. Arthur yon ER month-old tem 3647 Kingshishw ay od od t A: -~ E I a oO? tan: rY d whey "'E STONE narod Co. 1114 OLIVE stT. Louis Radio Poe eas re ITE— Wain Gray Kitchen Outfit 5-Pe. Breakfast Set Gray Kitchen Cabinet WITH ALL THE GLASSWARE o2-Piece Dinner Sets 7-Piece Casserole salt 8. Piece Water Set = MORGAN ST. (3 sal 3 aber. 542. Louisiana. CT tet A tte cantata pha 4 RUOM SUITE—For sale: Ss Sxl: : : TOR *L pews aa ; with Red Seal records. CAbany | SESE SPRINGS, } oo! wonderful te orted). ou thesay I are wormed Sais ~ Fielen. St. te Louie co. aati ty am wainut din ng room “auiite. 5 ee WURLITZER 1006 OL AV E ST. ppg sear tn om tank, sw nee wringer; SPR NG ~ . s » . also table and lamps. Call TON ER.’ potas oa im city, males, Tolhing a aw. Sale “ee rT, an a! champ real all ; ; nediareed ~ Wa SH ar Eden rid & * i: a mat [Ss j_ERANKAIN, CO. ? : TERR ie R—Pediagreny ~y wonntifel mars. Muly hull F urniture Ga “oa “yew sa K E-~ ew qt ~~? gs? PLPPIES—Both «x high- class dog at stud. B | BRASS BED_—Dining « SL i erstufted. | WASHER— Comper —_ swinging wr PHONUGRAPH— Fime Edison: SS) screw tails. 4146 Car- CHEAP FURNTURE ANGORA ? other gost PORTABL = EBONOGR aT He Ck pene | W ASHE R—Easy : K Ti EA L—Bangalow Pi > [—Pedigreed . year old. , ; Call before | Cows | Kingshichwe MAY STERN & & Co. 12TH AND OLIVE STs TON TERRIERS ~Males and femaies: : i- also grown dogs; . TaL5A Piccadilly ON BUT L—Pup 1@s | WASHING M [ACHINE—Now SEML PORTABLE : , This Ra Ey al N Se re he "A bany 69: 36. 87 30 Cres Ww TASHING Bia "HINE ) harmiess; on eo EK | FREED. 5 ISEM AN RESH™M AN—6-TU BE fiat ¥ SRP jANOYV jeter PUPPIES — Pedigreed MARS gs BROS Quick Meal, bive, also rug. cheap | M ‘IS ee Eden of sr Lor | inn. Bes MI K rai heard on A Park GUINEA PEE Centeal Tire ieee oe kGATNS WILL Shy M. “HOW PUPPIES—And sae at yenganews + ces: Velour Bessie sc HW E 1G ENGEL “MAT HIN fant: atest SIS oD value for $09 ‘3022 te ow Kennels. Troy. DL rae GOA 4 quarts ne Major Trapp. 242 milk. in pine (e) | Januchowesky, | Groves Vic SADDLE FE : ae _ Mohair Bed- -Davenport ing “Room Suite, siight- R ANGE—So Derior 2." AC ATS E—Eae tT} ia NG E—comm na tion =) Walnut Bedrvem ‘Suits -Pe. Walnut Bedroom Suite tS ee eee ~ o — S— Repossessed | S WRENCT— W ac io s0e. F May ~~ te gal ly . “ee Fo Re ;OBE—Sm. «i? , $s See Sé . By — Fridge-Pea m OUSEKEFEPERS. SAF from ef Sabre | BRP RIGE ‘ERAT R— Box. aS. ir — Western Elec HisSW 4937 t wieererestn. Ever. Ral TOLA ~ at ‘ =5 16: FR IoERATOR——IOT 7 2 | HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANT SAbY sEce you we ~~ =, 4c a lap —= =o ee Bab —— Re 7 LIGER Tigges ain ln ttt at ae, S1G0 valve. Act Quick (END HARDW ARE : descriptions bought, eidialabiie tose as Te RAN et eee, —_, at PaTS END AER AO. PNAS MRL Tgp: ern | by Rooms, C ompletely | beac Lindel A tudo wis av ond Rae's #! aa gre at A $35 v value. oui én © RN, fee ct eee SONORA RADIO and PHONOGRAPHS SEE US FOR BARG AINS MAYER & Cv. heavy mig orders & McCavueand ‘BaBY oe wi LS. ro | Hate wy et et i ee see room apartinent Sunday or after 4 >. ANT RO. \S—F age —s AUC TION bad = ' - RIGERA” rt STH “AUCTION "| Mon. “May 14 & Thurs, “MOUND ¢: ity. Auction and Storage ‘Reams 2004-10 MORGAN ST. best. D: “i oa. "‘Denohen CHest Mo itemneiaeitenee Tee pe rebui it « ne $s from ‘$a 201 Ss. _Jefterson a — 44 et el a as Ray, iat alii aie. ami ome eee ee ee eee RADIO“ ape Siok awe } 5, Rabio_ — ~ ee f DAVENET LS ETT iy + HT FORDBES oz | tae white legber ~ land 1154 TY eee int he iS ap Te rtaiog ROT akes 7 Baye ne speci ns rooming ete BEF St ced ae wart + > Tadeo servics ae | Lag Ba Fa Oe: Hileand 11356 tor, Mapiew ~ ADIOW a‘eat r ac “ret. w ts on and meces of wil kings RAD Stone ‘- Carleon el eet ric Tube 4, laicet moor. 1 AVES PORT RED O14 PT ese — Boeb-tall, * onder? ad buneh, new tailed dandies, 3111 ‘Ouve at) es fully roared, he very Sea SIN be TS o aaiee pat te Tf ————— GOODS es cea Expt ri A es = it M aplewe 1 barred Thott : Se. chick wee ee — | ghicks terriers aien ~ . he au ® ear ga demk. ; , (rand, a me a a ee ee NO. - MONEY “DOWN CLUB . -AB NET=—-Dicuunms table ened Mised - ~BATTE RES ST. ii 5 4ngio-Pers.an ~es. | quck! ee. Lindeii 3 ROOMS ae +2 COM PLETE ane nigsamronstens “AB hie oe cuaranteey per at. 24 RADIOL A—5 poses: tes A pedigre ~ ft a, ¢ CaGarcrest Farm, iNte Re “OM ShT—Overstuffed, — LC E— Fine healt hy puppies farek pert FURN RNTT RET mat Dav is FU — Soy CO 5146 SIDEB ARD— and eo od condition. EE ie 2 42072 KING FU RNIT RE Cc 0 2618 Franklin. Open Mon. and Gat. Brenings. (5) Aes nate —_—_——-- ; Let et ete at nite, = <0 : ? im Da—Raring dows _— otic hes . se Write | hore i $a : — 2s << ‘ee Near vemed “KFT - © ant od * 3940, North x BP, Lie | wreck ons | soso of. ,, HOUSEHOU Goons F FOR SALE | 7 utiful coerce Lied FC RNTTU RE—C ontents — Sunday ne. \Prarett COMPLETE pwnd the fol! ty Races raed turn ; Beds, = . . 600 he, av.. Cotn- { BASSIN RTT EF ivors 4 ~ i FURS SATNGs— 8 oe ee es, : ee TROOM SET — Ex. | used; $6.55. od tudes, erator batters. Sie- Sgrdar * 4G Boe Tabies $8 ud * Sidete arde $7. : Rr OM eg = pee i ina. ™ ope tt #4 meure «4 miter: ter MPANY si TEA i ™ CT ENE ER — Alma ay fire condition. : ~ ec} : tt lg 1809-11 OLIVE sT. { Tw be ? ‘~ — a” et * " . ee - TT. Pee “Saar mE aN a ~ nive ss.” ens Morth cid, $15. 3814 ——-- See” 3 ee ee ae ac PO PNP POOL al i - re air

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| “pin 3 LR, est * oc : Se ost 5 5 Od ~ re i Cae xs 6 Q if f t . it b t | t ti t 3 ~ . uors-Crevile mae oK MARMON PHAETON. | $ {X'S é 4 ‘1 unsatisfac ory 1 May be returned to US any time | | : a | § amines, sereral,$100 10 $450. | on 29 Cider premed for costs will macre |) {tS a8 ; within 5 days and full amount credited on any new or | q | . a Ee se) ¢ | ) . ( j i H i aeetecinied. low mile MOTOR co. |? }) 5 Hh | f used car in stock. | ; “ie f A be seen, to be ap D Ted upholste: ing (o)[LITVY/Le c 3108 ae | ¢ ? : | t i \ 4 } 9 : agg hoem 310 12 > ( K i ; 3 price et enc te tet LOCUST (> We ( | . Z i ‘: — : c) N-—-To 25 eport: mech Cal- i ¢ ° 5 , y ’ r 4 a & |W Beer reccmncer toric Tate mor: | “iy ertect beautiful: rare bargain: terms, |S {f 9 i} } W hy Buy a Used Ce ar Where You Cannot Get This Advantage? : : | vr. > Pi] wocust. Cd) | oh Lafayette dS ° T BH e Our Prices Are Honest. Our Assortment Complete. | 4 1 FE : udillac 63 laeton NASH — Sport touring: onty $6. | § |D fel S il fal Ri ; | : a | Pies renter, soreareney, nam | Seg ester ae ci chen $705 | rice © YE | O QW } s3/) « Our large volume of business keeps our stock fresh and | 4 % ‘ yi Olds, $230; 1923 Studebaker licht 6 { § . ° — ‘ " - / E: Terme, R BHiip co, 2018 Waxpinaton, | $130;, 108% (Doiae, S42 all Ryaratice: | 1924 Dodge Coupe . cc bis aca i a $121 MS furnishes a ‘wide variety to select from. 87 cars from | five-Day | , oe family: looks and runs ef ee ree cee ee Gusrentecd as |: ih ash Sedan. e000 8 8 0 8 0 0 8 tt wf oe oeFel ofeFeleleme's « $195 ; | 1927 Hudson 7-pass- Sedan...$1295.0C 1926 Hudson Brougham see~e $645.00 f 2 real chence; bargain; easy | represented, 393 live. ree > — er 70) (\() 994 Nash Sed 200.00 ; Sf 3 ;ASH—] 9? as rér- @-whefi j 5 ‘ *?t aS MPeAE . 4 . eeevese ; - . “3 PAM paren cone. 2000 tacen, | Sait OS cues: Gees See |} H$ ©1924 Willys-Knight 64 Coupe Sedan. --rnrnrenre. $225 Hh 3 SE ee tc | aaees sean eee a | | —Wouring, late 1926, $175. | top and upholstering; have had good care; | § {0 ? | 1924 Buick Roadster ......e. 375.0() 1925 Hudson Coach ..«esnsxw 445.00 . ia uring, FETE, | OP oovaitlon: BEB. terme: trade. owe 1924 Willys-Knight 64 Sedan. 250) aM) : Se | 3 le tings coupes coaches, | MAcCARTHY-CHEVROLET, 6320, Delmar. | 5 4} ¢ tree eee etre errete Rf 1926 Essex Coach .........28 275.00 1926 Chevrolet Coach stecsiwe \ 325.00 a | \" ‘ ‘0 $390, aid Lemp. ‘7 So ee _ —— | HH 2 1925 Willys-Knight 695 Coupe © © 6 0 eF¥e"o* eo 6VoteTelh «ce e's o $265 ¢ | ; 1927 Chevrolet Landau ... gee 445.09 1927 Essex Sedan cecseseee og 550.00 ) i 2 | $ —) tourings, on ~9, $50 up; ain: $75. S707 Onio. : B95 ' 2 i me ° a | ~~ - ; V4 “a ¢ ») Q*)"2 ~ s > . Q5 ()) : ? i ss — : x | : . terms, 2860 McN i. ie si SC eEEEI EEE EE with aowheel brakes, ( 1925 Hupmobile Club Sedan bk oreietetestond cineca, $275 é ) } 1920 Hudson ope edstet seeees oi UU) pots Hudson Coach eer 195.00 | : if : a earns soll ind good tires and paint: = sage 8 rage gn ¢ 1925 Will K . } 6 > T a I : ¢ 1925 Chev rolet Coupe Se 9 5.00 1997 Essex Sport Roadster .a:s 545.00 | 3 W Souring; 1923: $29 down. | Willys-Knient touring: Tune ‘hike A ine vis ) . nena UYS- US 1t 66 OULING. «6 cerererererererererere . S285 5 ; 1926 Hudson 7-pass. Sedan... 693.00 1928 Essex Coupe, 2-pass..ecu 645.00 | | . E ¢ fe) | one. for 340 down. an Chevrolet tour- ; ¢ ¢ ‘2 Ad . ° . at ‘ 30 ee eos : a ar = Ss ~ ; ae Boiss tous. Sa ne bat you, get, for $45\ cash. AUBUTN I ¢ é 1926 Willys-Knight (0 Sedan... stetereWRIs otiltet yc « BEOD ¢ | 1928 Essex rN new ...66 $95.00 aes Prarie ~ Pag pe: pope | | | a (c) ! . Es, oo * ~ = : , Or : ° “ ' ee ~ . ; ce: 92 “sse C acn eee e@wenees 79.00 927 stuc eC a cer se an J- ass, . vd. ‘ ; ; ~ Open ) E meno, tourine: reposssesed: | Read About This Oakland 6 ‘ 2 1925 Willys-Knight 66 Sedan. )+ © © e'ese © eTeveleTele) olets $032 5 | ¢ | | ctor oo Conds 95> 1 1927 Peerless Sedan rte 995.00 ) _ ; - — OF oa aC, You cant tell it from new: 4 wheel a , ‘ : ° an ° ‘ Ae “ a 2 ¢ ‘ poi a wwe “ 3 cre @eesenves cogeatotg mimes ian f ’ ee $ whom ) ; ° ys and Evenings oi tO | brakes, baligon ures: big sacrifice; $5735; : i ; —— Willy s-Knight 60 Sedan e © eTeteTeo © © © ofeVeolejelele's « $7 05 ; ( 1927 Chevrolet Coach Tee 1925 Hudson Sedan, O-Pass... 550.00 i ! : ! id2> touring: new tires: | YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. | > })) § ‘ rT; ini | ‘ : ~ 20) $1) San es rEg ee gts : ; ee i 4 B | Aeatete 2847 Wisconsin” at. OLDS—Touring; rood condition, & teas | 1927 Willys-Knight 70A Sedan. ..... 2. . c-werceonnee. $985 SWSIh THE CHARACTER AND QUALITY OF OUR NEW CARS REFLECT | | | : OR Pees. 1925; S008 car, : 374 Montgomery st." » KC e : ? 3 THE WONDERFUL VALUES WE OFFER IN OUR USED CAR DEPT i ! terms. Morris. 2810 Olive. OL DSMOBILE—- -passenger tourkng 90 é ‘ j 7 : “7 - ? 4 SF 4 \ - } da Vv 4s v Us _*e ) 4 | CAR CO. k per cent. €0 SMe Open All Day Sunday and ateasid Evening | ) : . | Open all day Sunday for your convenience. ' et R ) q \} i dL: HUDSON-FRAMPTON + A agg a Nag gly tay Oa at ag tla Oe a ggg OO gO IO aaa yO tly _ 2 nl a ee ~ ] ’ ti ae Bt dn x BPP PALF PAPA APA ARF AAAS { ( ge Town ET—Touring, 2 late 1925; like $50. 1903 Sidnev balloons: $145 each; big bargain: | PACKARD—2a series. “-passenger touring. Ie : — 4557 Easton. ic) ata price. Huber. 260) Locust. I . ID | ° gp ee : PSSA SISSSSSSS, BmCHRYSLER PHAETON [eagerness rood, concn ter | Trucks For Sale | Pi al H. Brockman (Ge. — = ; — }PACKARD 8 SED i and runs like new. Hurry. Very | STAR—Touring, 1995, nice car; $1009; | FoD— ston truck; panel body: other | — rtyil ? a AN 5 oy evn og LASKER PINAN( >) terme, Morris. 2810 Olive good used cars cheap. 4 $25 Shawmut. Sa Ss | S ; SSN Of, M : 7 A BR t STAR—Touring. es t-wheel braics;: | I ane ton truck Calla = ( xchange sane | Vy wee re 5 5 % an: J earea good condition. 3919 oo) = | emall pleasure car ] 3823 North 2 Aa 6) ~~ P e@ * fee Pive-passenger; in excellem 70 sport touring; a beauty: | STAR—Touring, 1926—4-wheel brakes, | ket yr ree | Your pportunity ne _ | ita § . a condition : Duco finigh- Bad cut vee $600 to $450 if good condition. 3919 Gravois (ey FORD—Truck ; 192: | anata Boag ugh ak tial 0 bi lendid ' I | hil i¢ ; : a equipment, Special peday. Terms: trade, STAR—Late “24: excellent condition: good ondy 7" Grand we, ee wars | $f the car I sel oe a pace ot aks boon we inp: ? . cates o 7 YAHLEM. 1035 N. Grand. formily car; S79: no dealer. CEntral , 7 Se ‘- ddl lass e | I will wees ' ake g00d— ity 1? ‘ : Be 3 ADILLAC CO., : Touring. good condition, $150; | 4687. 2126 Chestnut. PORD-—tTon truc 7 ee aT «4 ee ee ‘ial f Wy > 5 JEfferson 3084 3333 : 770 Spalding. }Orest 9145W. | ST AR—Sport souring: ew rubher; Buar. omen: Soe pe B1l20, = trade, | Pahune Comratcts ie We Pride Ourselves in Offering Used Cars That Will n ie @ - ouring: late: jike new: Velie anteec: sacritice; J, terms, vio vwnenoe- = ne — | 44: ‘wMEnt waa aut es an Minne . as BRAND-NEW 1928 , isheap. "3347s. Jefferson. ic) | N. Grand. FORD —Teeck: Senet Meme, Oe Me Oe OE AD Pe nw | Insure You Care-F ree Transportation. Hil} 2 IS | IE PLACE E ee sedan; save $100: terms. —_ URING Wtd.—1920 mode!. | "knotegot. new aport phaeton: real — e. $65. IKelhable Motor Cv., ~OA0 bee? PEERLESS SEDAN — i I il ; a ‘IVERS 9° . rive . (c) | knockout, new tires: red wire wheels: | OU ah SS SEDAN &G L. B E R A L T E IR M S HiT] ; an Peet S220 Locust. Alwa . 1923 touring: ~inaneaned. wire none classier:’ guaranteed foe Pa “babs | FOR (b—19: *6 coal -t0o n tl ‘uck Dy, th open | pa onan ae Ro ame 60. . 15 TO BUY ? : ws ¥ equipped. eae ‘and. looks 192%. ; 3845 Easton, ie) | S160 down. Granpner. SR1R W ar meant | 3 ‘aot : ) like new 6 ee we 19°27 CHEVROLET COACH ne 1928 Dodge Cabriolet; fast 1926 Buick Coach; refinished. 2 2 = aig est. eng big discount: fully equipped. oi ibe id throughout; Spaeth, $475: cheap at | "arco: | af asttee , a ey : Sxceent me | ing, | 1924 BUICK TOURIN ueta YS Dodge Sedan: fast { - =. 199 iliva-K ; . im Till . 1927 PONTIAS SEDAN © ictah: cena: $75 to 63 50. 0. | fice if sokt today.” T1BSA ‘Neosho tev. | GM, CIM -ton truck. AL condition: | yae2 PACKARD SEDAN, %-Pase . ye ate Gea — ee eee im |||) 2. Our cars are of standard make and thoroughly eonditioned. E oO | p 4 ea : tea” 203% ac hea Ane RNATION peer te cdump tre i YOL R ee E reat rERMS. i¢ ‘ j eS vo 8009, 5 Termin and trade nk P 4m 1 toe ruls good: $30. | -B004_con dition: cheap. 936 Arsenal.(c) ener S250: terme, trade. 1903 Sidney. | DE LU XE AUTO CO. 4% THE T JR i? 39°26 Buick Master Coach . $300 Down 1926 Stude. Coach......$220 Down ; “3 an for $a5c. : Putas SSE: nivaier ss any. | | wink poe lan * — eae rN TER % ATION? aT—Fton dump — tr uck; | Peericss and Faleon Distributore A VY rs 09 MC. ’ 1926 Chevrolet Coach....$115 Down 1926 Chrysler 60 Rdstr...$275 Down . .AHM.- MITCHELLETTE | MOTOR 560 Gibson. "- ‘ket Peeeeieke Noon _— es ee “@- een SBP yt . lanic’s $100. 4226 Swan pa 3115 L “~~. oe Fe 3041-43 LOCUST BLVD ) 1926 Dodge Spec. A Sedan $220 Down 1925 Chrysler 70 Rdstr. .8260 Down 9 “3 ad , . “ > of © 4 \ 4 i ’ j Fi raaciibainas If \ P ‘ it eer orth Gay . a. : e a - » . ) evar s - re 1049 S. BOYLE AT MANCHESTER aoe. A 8z9, zeit —— Ford BR. (ND NE Ww NTE} NAT tS x Al ae sig a0 ¥ any | Beenines All Week, ne hs J > 4 pea naps § 1926 Dodge Coupe.......$195 Down 1927 Chrysler 50 Coach. .$215 Down a4 Sunday and Evenings, GRa —-- = —__ -—— cee ter 2818 Market , | If you pay more here. it’s worth more ii, Open Nites and Sundays JEfferson 3i1o 2 1924 Hudson Coach...... $115 Down 1926 Chrysler 60 Coach. .$275 Down 4 NM a " S; runs good lany |. “iiys-Anig — MrInS. Jue. SroK meena anal ” ' : Look! Mr. Reo Owner ; bargains. 3648 "Easton, 2 1500 miles 2 fully eq uipped: will sa ri : Tt ITE NA TIONA NB y= SO ee. ———— i eins 'i. $9°S Busmobile § aotan. S000 Down 1926 Chrysler 70 Coach. .3295 Down 1g tall li Mh al : r rte late 1926. excellent | aay” 1 os wel - s sagem vier Gg all Sun- | N R ” Trucks For Sale = - a 5 BOSS, MO CORE: «> +26 1m to Dawe 1027 Chsyeter 70 Brough. $396 Down .. It's oing for the balance ’ s >; terma~a, 4568 -Easton, (¢) Private party, DE len iar 07,79. ‘--ton model 63. stake body. 12x6..§ $1° ug { * ve fe as a= _ =x =x { ¢ i a Get heer quick with a de P—Touring, 1924; looks and rans JH) OPEN ee CARS | sin 4a a a Mtge Soleo 330 | Ht] Hae. Be z cece it. YAHLEM. 1035 N. Rew. S48. 61431 Ridge. (ce) aN W& . tan. long wheel base cab...... 650 | | | |? Van ~ Q QO S ; ae KENBACKER —Runs geod, ¢ Touring >> 1926; runs perfect: $45 | $30 4 nd up. Hudson. Essex. MACK—21, tons, du: +.” Nassis, good | } as o} 1¢ my ; MIDV ES M T R 5 ne. & : 3 res; make rue private, 2118 &. 2849 N. Grand. 21 love aa C condition. cheap, trade, 2916 Madison. | il HTT 5 Chrysler Distributors “ | . —— : , . Searing car: 1921: good order: } oage., ral dner : hev r olet, | | MACK—tTruck. 4 wheelers, 10-ton tra‘ tor. Hi] i OPEN etticnat A AN—1 o4- Cheap. 3415 Louisiana | , ral : al dump body. hydraulic hoist, best | Hii 5 N ; 2 51 =a a. sae 257 if Touring; Jate °2i cr newly Painted; | Maxw ell, Nash, Studebaker. | posait le “mechanical condition: a O ms - REAL BARGAI] NS l r : : . ) ition. 2510 Marc us ay. a) y Th . : : r ; . | reason ab le. Ser Mr Trager stanGgar De. 1 "7 I] y if {| rarrnts a . ad 4 ~ a ke 29 STEARNS S SEDAN, , -) touring; good tires and mo- | Many others. Open | rolet_Co.._1351 State st. BRidge 1101. ) ome IN ' Sk x | Hf Vf, WU qT SLAS SHING PRI CES ii r DOM NSOWN SI ORE WEST END STORE | a wn gg yay motor: 9. 3484 Easton. cy | until TO 0 clock. 545 PA Pa om, (Cry — Truc k: cheap. ; ) U eae wD Le dedi Sd VY J OP ) 2998 LOCUST 216 DEB IVIERE ee * oistery and tires = Touring; 1924: chéap. o55. | ¢_ Warren st. ah SED TR C S : aa x teal mkt ts AL 3 ipiitst. time ever oftered oe . » second floor, east. (ec) | Truck F Sal | TRAFFIC Ton | he K: eee ei Go. 208 : gi 2 U K Quick action—must clear stock bv Mav 21st. A creat re JEfferson 4919 CAbany 4132 E JDEBAK ER— pecial : 2 ‘oun ming, 1927; like new ; cas) et r C s or a € - ' = yon aap e WiuivaD . (oe) eg SOME GOOD AS N EW A ND ne ‘ *t itv “ t} mas ) as . lz sh . oO . ] P Te ( biect ‘ii ¢ E q ¥ BZes ee ’ ? Morris. “Sioa iy live. ' Al 34) PRUC K——} 92 he avy auling: i . : _- . - - e FACTORY GU AR a ale Pa ty Oppo! unl Mn nis | rice-s a* Ing sd -. ric » ho ) ee ~\ be ity a — 3325 Lem ag ogres we beitiec Sermee, 4711 Natural Bridge -) | FRUCK—Half ton panel body. 1811 8. . ARANTEED Hon ital ie 3 ry : eneayp hird te iw ‘ age i i CDERAKER— Sedan, yg Xe epecial te erms, 8506 5. wae fferson. (anmey | CADILLAC— Tow truck: with large Man- - Atatt r E Dodee Chovrel et (my Cl IMS Ss] Cla ; | — . enw ; = Easton. 19°25 ring - . =a) | dev crane attached and weaver doliy, Corty- RUG no ~«J, Ford, et : ee | CO | | | a i. ep or ae C8 ws wa looks Renton touring: repossessed : oe ‘ j doe touriliz re went: fine conditi = ill purposes, $75 up: terms trade, 1903 rh \ rs) i 1927 Studeba ker (‘ommander sedan. lord touring. | SA MONE Pes : ow alance easy 4 — . aM = 2) =California, (07) idney, EC . . : he Li a eer. ae Sf ae ii a ie V 'D ’ Y = ON MOTOR INDRE 3125 S Wash? ; “ries n ge painted; | CHEVRCLET— Tou cump truck. 19°7: | TRU¢ eae s mn yer sa | 7 a1) | senna FACTORY BRANC! I i¢27 Studeba a “om tator sedan. Icssex rating © | . \ ND-N on “r = — eash, term6) 9"°7 Studebaker Dictator coupe. (‘hevr > ;oOuUpe. rt Me nd 4 ' Bes debake ve $1 Sg il ae terms. nA Touring, 1976, motor geod | Cc HEN ROL 7 T T: vr - - — "i. ——_ i vester Co of America. 4010 West Pine 30e -. L ( M 1U » T ~~ ip ] ' : ui leb ah I , roiet cc i ) ( ( \ | HESE HIGH-GRADE LA T K MODEL CARS v IVER: AL 3000 ‘gh seg Always ? na Sto takes it, 1163 8. ming 8 | ires: trade: term OS4> * Anos n | DL, 2500 _N, Sth _ st. (cum) | Phone JEffereon 2893. St. Louis. Mo J 1925. Moon sedan, big six. Overland sedan. 1928 Nash spec. 6 sedan dem 19%5 Nash adv. 6 coach \\ : -DEBA snide : — (Cc) nth Save oo : CONST j , , . : ? ee eee ages nth i . rile Aen: ~ "t) Vf ‘ rea} . . : mah th. o' Oe . ee “ . . Oo iw . * oe for coon ican Sa nedan ; 87 ouring: posilively the nicest = | ( TEN ROLET—Ton truck, 1927; perfect; | White Truck Given Away (cod) | Te Hupmobil eisanene oe Maxwell coach. iv 1928 Nash std. 6 landau 1927 Dodge Sedan. ) oe have the cash, don't pew S78 tin the city; caxy terms: open | terms: trade. 1903 Sidney It's a dandy, returned on mortgage. £75 | /{/}| 1925 Studebaker ¢-pass. touring. Stutz coupe. We ee ea es 1927 Oakland coach : mee, G408 Chatham. Wellston, “ cooing. Morris. OR10 Olive. CHEV ROLET— Truc kK 1 Tae goed cond. | seen + and on te — at that. YAH- { eat (Cadillac 7-DPass. touring. RBuick touring. ' | 1928 Chrysler 62 sedan; brand 1927 Che vrolet enna, g m4 t . ; . 1i®n: reasnr Cay 331 oF WN. Oth } LE} oss N. rrand. | i i : re , ~~” Ne a - ; : ty i "DER AKER SED AN—1 Bother 4 By re yg | Cite oe i . x a ate mo | | Willys-Knight ¢-pass. sedan. Marmon touring, : rd ypen express. | == 1000 Cars, $10. 1d up ie 1926 Nash adv. 6 coach. 1924 Buick mast. 6 sedan. | | OTHER CARS AS LOW AS $20.00 ; . Private party: tre de neat esee i anything. 115) 4 4 . LAciede MO5t dees Sede — SO UT I LW LST NA SH. CO. EVENINGS ee te * 6 Graham, 2-ton dumn, COME EARLY—AVOID THE RUSH. Over 75 cars. | V oc Pasi ? riyi : ‘ab: : : CHEVEA T l-ton truck aiid Cad, moO ‘8 Chevrolet dump. $°OS. st ‘al ‘ i fc) | CHEVROLET—Ford trucks and chaseis: | sa cirnion ic ton Gane y Me Worn 4 J Touring, late “25 everything wat | priced very low, Flint Miesentss” Co.. | ae > gi sive f dump. S705. hi so = A ne ne am si a . oe 5 . " 7 ( (10-20 Delmar. “8 Ford 1.-ton panel. $100, IF IE, IL) ia ‘\\ I I | THE BEST 7-PASSENGER \ ALT ES IN TOWN | I | : a6 Hupmobile 6 sedan: paint, Perfect new balloon 375: alee if desired. : Hie s7cC«weT ~ s rae © 4b wp city fing, condition: = real sav’ Pan. evening ge 4, Motor! | CUEVROLET— Truck. 1928; Tight | del 5 ae roe pashan 5 | oa Hie AND USED CAR DEPT. AND 3 = ‘ ( 4 pr like ew: ar Se rime One Nic- | ; lili ‘ ¢ ~PTcrr Lata) 2 | rs, like new; trade; terms. 2560 REDUCED PRIC Es CG | es f hee CA IN TW iN IGH IT MOTOR ((), Wik TRADE 3039 LOCUST SUNDAYS | Used Truck Sa /e | | He HBR A HOUSE WITH A REPUTATION i — ! 7 be Tourin : | t “ ZK. 2co: be , canna | ; ‘ lon 8 aens ‘enals . pan tacit - Y FOR LESS AT STUDEBAKER. Mien Vite Witla mow ‘tulicns | 0595. terme te dened SOLE Lei ie | TATE MOTOR ©O.. INC, "3041 _Locust. || rERMS | 0-50 ee ee, ee ee a 20 _ LOCUS? JEFFERSON 8 RD TOURING o 1—1925 CHEVROLET—Track, Tate 2* T-ton; £000 Q S|} Pey.s'8| Studebaker Sedan r mmetists delivery 192 i eondition oe ee cheap ’ 145 ‘ A LL USED TRUC KS “9 . D 1 + 52d ) E ‘J ,| oh or a = ~4. O-Passenger standard, 4-door; MONARCH, "3137 Locust, | Wes! Relic, Jefferson 5349 ‘MC 2-ton coal | ] | Open Evenings and Sundays | pee "Son a only $700. -N—6.B. Slass ine mee S100 | CHEV ROLET— Pane! truck. 1920: no sisns | cmt 5-t ie dump. | Continues 5 ecimar at ; . Accessories, Parts—For Sale n Sots on en vend : ue WAbash 4¢3W. MO S.. “S27. condition guaranteed; real bar | Dorris 2-ton van ie 1-Ton G. M. C ss -. —— = s aii G. M. C.—Truck chassis: 245 ton; new Fn unday. —Tour sr | ain, ree open eveinngs White @-ton stake. ~ i oe atl. e 5 a as . oa —*,* } | - t, * - we ean ie “F Taytot Sag, eg sedan. ru 6.0 mn nh. 4! = a class: $1.) ‘ Macc ARTHY- CHEVROLET, 6320 ‘ware Ford 1-ton stake | 14-Ton Federa! | TE — RTS 2 2, o = i Interna “ is . . C ] { } { Cc ra. ‘3 os n s} ron 9 . . rs . : . ms ~ : ae es ee = an AD 4 : JLET— —e ‘ Co Hes ; ae Eastgate. PArkview pes 00 \c) tain side truck. very good tires. “xe I Chevrolet Jo-ton panel | ~-Ton White fs a Stephens. $15: 20 others; | JQRDAN—-Sport touring; good vondition; | OIL. —100 per cent Pennsylvania oil, 5 gal- a aaa Ss Sh t2th. tly used solid; very ioe ‘Sedan, 1925; repossessed ; 4% Pecial Huds lent mechanically: ask to see No. 3°26: Whit? 2-ton van. OV .-Ton Fe jeral | sph neo itis * > Lae, 2 a, rents + # | $75 653° Bradiey Hand 30: 41. (ee) lone, $3.50; Ford non-cn jatter oil, & we. cheap. 1920 5 Easton. $ on $100 down. ba ance monthly Flint Chev- One-third down, halance 12 mo +) i | ucra HW) S3cep Saint $3: 600-W. 60c a gallou or 5 gals. $2.75, a fond ; i nthe. ; e WANTED to sel] $650 credit. Weber Mo- ‘* TIRES—-2 34x5, pew Uni States solids. big —} 93 4-door ecdan: a 3 _ Spee ste rolet Co... 4710-4 "0 Delmar. - R EPOSSESSED BARGA ' 314-Ton F ederal i | HUE PMOBILE—I192o0: real buy. tor Car Co. go $650 credit or yh Phone Victor 4047 005 Bran non ay. 2G" ote “ 00 sun ur: a “S900 lue: dirt ¢ d DIAMOND T—Gasoline truck; 14-2 ton: On, || ei i i 307 Totus. - te 6 vy aah on ‘: ae a=. Graupner. Baie . Ad the famous 4. — 650 gallon capacity; solid tires: nk rOR. G. M. C. Model T40€ . ae bal Many Others. — Paize, vers seonatble Bux Tiss Pp, ge MOTORL EXE soase “yin (99) P —De new develiad a eer custom | overhauled; bargain. Stein-Fahrenkrog. j97 ; ‘| BUY NOW sUY RB 1 | ™ OVERLAND—Machine. 512 Elm, down- | 28 =2° "= —" : : raniee, J. M. gy ee gy Co.. im. ed tn ms A {Sracetul lines, | 4000 Page. . st) fi} 19 2 Model Wii : O' BUY RIGHT | | \W H OW EN CO S town, Mrs, Parson, call Sunday ie f ; TIRES— iood, used; cheap; tubes and st. : Custom top. Radccsed Jeather DODGE— Truck - late; excellent seerton Buick motored stake truck. The heat Terms To Responsible Parties. ° . i 7 week days, 4 to lal p. mm. ie) ' Auto Bodies hor Sale rims. Oo Laastor WHI ‘ «a? a fee jade green; motor $110; trade. terms. 2506 S. wesreraos. | buy in town. Used only 7000 mil es SAK kT OT YE , STUDEBAKER—4-passenger; like new. | @7EvVROLE1——body with California top: TIRES-—2, SUxLo, 90 x f 4 ) smooth | es. A SAFE PLACE TO DEAI 5 ; th } test model, ¢ id from og ul no hil too steep to climb. | DODGE— Screen se Nig truck, 1920; per | Phone us or call 8. B. Jones nit : see: SAC $65; trade. terms. 3844 8. Broadway, {| “.oct offer takes it 1118 -S. Taylor. ain, _Zoy_.cech, 10s - : new tires; ——y sietieat: here at only 205 Sport Touring in fect. 2860 MeN : 1 - oe i - | FORD BOPDIES—1926-27 pattern eedan vanties, 70 : x ndev - it ey * to buy one of these famous ARE PLAINLY PR DODGE—1924; screen delivery; good tires, | GENERAL MOTORS FEDERAL | TA ee caaiae: Sereaa, Shedtin, See alee deven b , pe half of the origing. INPLENES AUTO Go” trade: terms. - 2547 Wisconsin. TRUCK CO. e M t T k S I C 6 | | FORY Be eS a A ouring®, sedan oe ys ond, Oiee) eos ' erma or trade. See ¢ DODGE—Screen. 1928: like new, $425 ‘otor lruek Sales Corp 7 | * o99 $7 711 Natural Bridge, | geen in today only at the LACLEDE TET erson 11i1. ch ogg ee ete . A a“ ee ; | ——— | 1922, cab. 3 6 5 aE. — TRE : - terms, ¢rade. 1903 Sidnev. 2640 Washington | Effers 27) . pater eee ' _— { | “ Dist — LACLEDE, - iy cheap tum curtains, tires good: DODGE-GRAHAM—vc-ton: 1996; $48); Caren” Sundae B doves rn ee Factory Branch CHANCE OF A LIFETIME ro OWN i FOR RD—Bodies: sedan bodies: $19 down, ributors. en all - out: $100 cash w ets terms. trade. 1903 Sidney. : ‘5 | RR A Re Rat 19929 We Pine. LInde!! 6290 ONE OF THESE FINE CARS | | $10 month, Morris, 2810 Olive. (co?) ~YS8-KNIGHT—1925 sedans: ’ - e = —_— fs node apd hot: | ,- titiimmineminoT = est os eres a Don) : . : q. | FORD--Bodies. 1921-1927 models. like new: $450. 384 — , Oe fen aw or ge oe ’ c83) ||| ROADSTER Lo Qaning Up Bargain Sale 4229 W. Natural Bridge (e) Villys- Knight 1925 Sedan R. “ FORD—1924 ton truck, ice, coai, $125, 2: | With rumble seat, ip extraordinary good | Hudsons and Jewetts. No FORD BODIES —Sedang, coupes, tourings, On] e oo ‘LINE SPORT TOURING $50 down. 4711 Natural od mg $80 == } sec rucks | condition. d trucks; bargains: trade. 2811 Easton. , Rs ~ ? es \ . . i a , * 2 L one $395 Spel cut hand tamed eee re tee oc06 S. Jefferson. (C57 ups | | 1-TON Automobiles For Sale—Miscellaneous = ae : Reasonable Offer Refused. | FORD BODIES—T034-25 “pattern. eedan. > fully equipped : original © immediat - priced especially = $$$ | Diamond T: good : ia 9 PHAETONS roadster and touring terme; open Slo ot use for it; extra fine con CAR ec sale, FORD—1925 ton truck; open booy; ar \ running ' ; - i * We hare 12 Hudeons and Jewetta: must dav evening. Mofrria, =S10 Chve. ihout & bier ty io goes’ Cabek. s ARE 1 PLAINLY PRICED cain? tone BAS Cnet. | order: painted oe a $ 500.00 | St ‘ Arvo oy Pranen | Which have been completely overhauled ne ) en ite; Pl "a IMPLEMENT & AUTO Co, ae lg ton truck: good running order. ——— T, with produce ae ’ | and will give same 6ervice as Dew cars, sell them immediately. To do so we have yt TOURING CAR BODIES—4736 ON MOTOR CO... 32 - ater. Hilland 1059. $50. 3898 Washington. y: rebuilt, repainted, 72) r SSENGER SEDANS cut the price to the bone. Priced $195 asiog) ITN : : » light 6 “ a5: trade. Anh guine METRE EEE 750.00 | O20 PCOLA 5-PASSENGER SE aT ; _ | STUDEBAKER—Hup coupe bodies; 4-pas- O} EN & .; LOSED CA &. trade Mornin SAI od FORD— pe Eg ge jate 1920; de GMC, with produce body. ©50.00 | A | 1927—a special job which has had only j and up. Late models; wonéerful condi penger, $45 each. 4229 W. Natural Bridge. and up Hudson , uring, “25 el; go FORD Ton a 1055: sultable Duck- ee yw Ks git w th pariel | BUY FOR LESS AT STUDEBAKER, 'a few months’ service at considerably less | tion: coaches, broughame, sedans. (of o m , . + oe . Ps — i was ee 7 eiu wd kg re > ¢ on { hi a ‘ ) r « he OW. hat Ve ‘ar . » r ” ge Gar er, Chevrole . 195 cash. 4373 pot te) ater or express. 2831 MeNair. _— "115-TON, -- 600.00 sane ny geod a “ ae. vem e - va 7 — | ‘O26 ee ea reconditioned: ex- Cash, terms or trade. lEffersen ®&54 TRU CK BODY—For Ford, $10. 2954 : dn ‘ . oe “ | ' : . 4imts i a4 Co aw rr a Ae : ied . . 4 ; * be well. N h. d bak NICK. os gg A ata tee yp oe ae truck, ant A ar oe GMC, with produce body. 300.00 (| Ae to a gate our prices before you | cellent condition throughout. — Tia } « ancnester © j }} U0 ve =| yu Thionev at / “ ’ -. 7 x e as Stu e . Touring. 19°°4: goou condi- ‘ORD— 9 trick: real buy for Sif: ¢ ») Diamond T e Ages! as ohare) “y- v4 UST ¥ Tee e rE RON RADA 7 P ASSENG ER TO UR | NG Auto Trailers For Sale | Neoser 741 We eat Pine. te? ; y others. Open eve : ; od mont , Creer teeny ae a. eh down 459% Faston. (ev i) and cab: rebuilt. painted. )) £4000) rR 5 Ge s - Aa ‘ a ae ty s a | PCILPR.licht cnan sidlaa. "eonatinal | f =F} Fon D. ay + -~A’ models. COlTax : orth arke a ; ‘ -oo0d rub *- vpen ith glass encingure top and at covers; Papert gr on A hean a | 9985 ; FP rear wm) ft } ; ‘., | FORD’ on truek. 1920: Al shape: cheap } SOOG . FERN ok ckkic os 1000.00 ad Iu SN hate a Be wage for camping: cheap. 1469 Ciara OD | mm ‘ : 10 0 ‘clock. 3521 Page. 3: paz, tourna TLS Studebaker | trade 1414 Anbert, i Pierce-Arrow, with brick ,) Bure a special @ Nash eoeach. Hunn refinished througbvuut. at a very uw price 8 es a oe a Viseriene Seconda ot | ; Fou Special G: also a dan ay | FORD “Ts h hy mek: good condi Body ...... 200.00 {/) > eedan. Oakland coech. Buick 4-pas 7 hon wn O20 (Crlifarnia. ie” , : 1 stake body . 200.90 - . ~ ig Landa bai ta | cuiie re °0x4.40. $558 ' } T e : “TF OurLn ae a : — ara Ba SRD Ton Trucks, $35 and up 42°90 W Ny > sear peg Det ng ee om : 200.00 i tena petbe y ¢) 60" oF oe vliglance oa 4 rm i fine emart-lookitig 4 ar 7 " hn tH ALL kinds of at COMBOrION, a heels batteries AL At TOS “ ta - ’ pene oes - ‘ a . LEADER TINE CO., 2671 Washington i ourings S drice, Huber, 40) Locust Natural Bridge. oa. Sawey li the public a ae “ot + ye Y) A! RURN ad 1537 Wellston vi. (eT) | iH body; rebuilt. 908 rub- sf you can get. The balanco die takes “UA | A\ IK 1D eet OOS BY, £99) | FoRDocTO es rr: a at uck = wy ee ep: were: 1 | re as low as $35 down ILE TOU TING | roRn ~Ten dump trucks, 2. 1975, $59 | ¢/ ber . 1890.00 Chevrolet coach: beaut ful, $295; Oakland ; : ESSEX PARTS—4 or 6 Chrysler and Hud. & 150 4711. saoternt arid — aloes or is uu; trade. LACLEDE MOTOR Re 3 che Duc: i tire *. nickel Twr. ooen: terms 4 71 1 Naty ral Bridge. ir) iii DIAMOND. T “MOTOR CAR COACH, $550: Er un K COA h $4 Bo X ash an At M iD L BOL RN - G eae oon. aa 219 oul sae ~g hg Velie distributors. “ wee always Tze open. LASK- | FORD—-Ton truck: goog rubber: fond COMPANY | Sano o coach, $600); aR i af is Be Ste): 6— Wany. sacrifice Gi . . Auto T y ° 7 = condition: ae a North M Open Sunday _* to 12 Huse a a — epoech. Whippet ae —— 3508 LINDE for sé. alle twood Tires For § Sale , ae. js | 6. SRR ae | ng: 7 sacrifice, | FORD take truck: perfect condrion: 2185 Morgan &t CEntral O82. terms or, trade ened | > Mm. C. = ha ton ; |\PXY as you nde. casy terme. small down cheap: roofs put en | Ch ee RAE Natural bridce. $150, 4231 Natural Bria i fersons tter takes ity 1118 & Tayi : ~ a i os ht Sa ‘ atur FIG Gs AHLEM, 1035 ™. Grand, , ffer takes its aylory payment, Glenty Grand and Pine. (cl6) $6, 6264 Olive 8, sa 6F 3 id ake . . bE: ~ tn ~ Re:

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Oper ee ee Oe a ee eee Ree eee ce od Pe SR eee eR a 2Ub POST-DISPATCH _ SEE LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y LOANS ON PERSON TAL P LOANS UP 10 7 , & helpful team eerrice to person employed. ~~~ * Rooms 507-080! . COB. TITH & LOCUST SIS » WELFARE $300 Bn Aa ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale in These Columns Today. . a is _LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES AS LAA te LOANS ON AUTOMOBI BILES OATS AND LAUNCHES _ A A TT TT a rem ee ULO LOANS = ‘We will fend $10 to $300 to respensibie | 2 people on their personal property. Transactions are between husband, wife. | LEGAL METHODS LOW RATES ’ ana oureelvea, Those assures é6irict privacy. iMurtsiGere §3 | 6Go rot know of ibe it im peed of menry, it can be obt at omme in Usie pleasant. convenient way. Ample time to repay will be given. Fur- hiiure is gccepted ag security. 7 » 4 ments, weil ref! . \ HOME FINANCE more monev. Year to pay back. | SZAILSM EINANICE CO, ‘ SERVICE, Ine. yderman Bldg. «ARTIRLD a 4252 LOAN CO. Will Lend Any Worthy Person *10 * 8300 ON THEIR Furniture Autos or Salary DON’T LAY OFF WORK ast Phone GArticid S540 Well come ri@ht cut and exph privacy of.your bome. Get th vrour On note. Ne endorsers, rate, legal methods. 924 Ambassador Bldg. : _ ~ } ~ lo oa , nm our legal loan plan in the monev in a few hours. Sirn + ~ S te my = ca ‘ ee rN ai Pen * cond ot ad IAI Leca th & Locust ainec Ee quick TOANS CONFIDENTIAL. refinance vou and i ‘Service With a Smue -200.00 face brick, worth $22 a} The aAssociated Industries of | deliver for 30.5) a thou | Missouri will sponser a state-wide ~ BUILDING ” MATERIAL leedanieting Sponsor Dairy Meeting. SPF A TRAN 2x10. 2x12, $25 a thou-/ dairy conference to be held at MOTORS New Johngon out- | 1 or time pay! ments. open evenings ont Gund deirvere $6.90 a thou- | * § | Columbia, Mo., May 31. Invita- each: | tions are beigg sent to individuals NM rhamjand corporations interested in the | : ex. Pine and Kingshighway. * Victor | dairy industry and to representa -atalogue on request: BU UILDING. ——— bricks: delivered. PRIVATE SERVICE MONEY IN 106 MINUTES tives of civic organizations, bank. | $n ic} |ers, county farm agents, ¢éditors ‘any members of Barbour Boat Works, Valley ro ~- ATERIAL—100, 000 brick, and members o doors. m .* plate glass, flooring, BOOKS AND PERIODICALS us loan serv the Missouri ea! Estate Exchange ) the twenty-first Pee of the National} : Estate Benak at Index To Classified |, s °4°3 Dickison. Lindell | Farmers’ Association. monthir pay new: one-panel. two-panel.| COAL, COKE AND WOOD | june 15 to 22 1t. ' Over 25,000 satisfied customers a if Yahlem's quick, courteo ce, Reduce vour present ' } - n 19° 29. Pre sides and s. Call Sunday _ Advertisements c)| COAL — High-grade screened lump, $4.| over the Louisyijjg @amme On the Following Pages: | | GRand 6466. —~—- | Railroad hi: 7 | LUE ott othe ——: ane Gnen- ! RIND L INt&y A gp aap ne w hinck « i Liroad suas -6n ~ nien ’ han ‘2 { ye ‘ . on fie vr) “a et * = 1s Kie: - ASP oo j >.i. for -ton tru “: k load. N ¥ is oo eres i, irom St. adoption oot © Ge 6 Ose SHEE ESE"? sh. doors, wall board, plumb- Fo time.” tM Se WYdown OLISJ. ic3Y)} } js expected Ageots eee eer eet eee teres enss eeeeeeeeertamrseteee Aste Travel Trips ..-cerseeees : : ur i Jian Zz * o ” p. | disposal; peiecs réght EXCHANGE Saturday. uni® 5 p. m Sas City ane bee | OF ‘BOOKS—Fot y and nearby jie AUTC MC no LE Wtd.—Combdination racic = os by : all elect BUILDING AT $ am cat . 5 morn aot « -™~ \ “J . a ‘ mY \ % c ’ i } . \ : ; ‘ \ A * , ie > —_ debt cancellation feature and bier = ’ * > ¢ hts ot aa . : ‘Cl Us ¢ i . OF ef ‘ make the PHOENIX SYSTEM *10 to *300 Legal Rate Our representative will call and Call at our effice, explain ow nd you can Toans on i. -— NET DENT nan %: te er phone | Topay without Mi nny time &o0ds, Autos, Salary d a " ree, st 4) : ~ as CHestnat 6153 f-aAm Tore. Va endorsers cr ic. nzvuiry of emp cr % . Under State Superrision—20 to Repay ROYAL LOAN CO. : — Paul Brown Bld RIK Olive St., Opposite seinelities, OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY NIGATS UNTIL 8 OCLOCE ~ Loans to Housekeepers Up to $300 ANY FAMILY CAN GET A LOAN ON THEIR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PAY IT BACK » IN SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS $5.00 is initial parmert on ......$ 50.00)$ 9.00 is initia] paymemt on. ... $29 34.00 ws payment on ......$10U 00 | $13.00 1% initial payment onm.... .$300.00 Plus Lawf Interest. TOU GET THE FUL AMOUNT IN C ASH AND YOU HAVE ONE MONTH'S BEFORE MAKING THE FIRST PAYMEN DON'T TAKE OFF FROM WORK. OUR REPRESENTATIVE wild CALL AT eOCR HOME JUST CALL CHESTNUT 6474. aL ta SAME DAY, me CITY FINANCE co 233 PAUL ape BLDG. 2D FLOOR AND YOU CAN GET FAMILY LOANS Bas anyone who is temporari'’y a} anc autos, ali left in your possess ION, mers . m » OB TY ec, Pie dn racins - $100—$200-$300 OR ANY PART How Much Do You Need? Eas vy Monthly Payment THREREC PRIVATE—COURTEOUS—PROMPT SE FVICE Staie Supervised. Call Write Phone Us and Our Agent mam CAPITOL LOAN a ww i} Cal}? t Ys ver or Phone CHesinut 824° Flory - ’ , eh. ot 202 CENTRAL NATION AL Bh ig BLD( OLIVE sy Fivor. | Second LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y MONEY TO LOAN—Two co” nakers: year rdian. 695 Planters Bide i: MONEY ‘TO LOA? cO-makers: wear Planters Bide («8 : a ¥,. LOAN—2 per cent per morith, | diamonds, watches or Jewelry Dunn's, “912 Franklin. LEstablisheg 187 { 030) ONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE e bande your onal note. No in. ice no’ ter Quick, confidentia) S$ DISCOUNT CoO.. ar Victor's “yh % 407 N. &th at. (cl4) COLLATERAL LOANS We make collateral] loans on Gre: of; aft trust, je stocks and bonds ang a!! ~w-7 od secur ity: terms to suit ° hay gh R. E. & MORTGAGE CO. MAin 4498 ‘R3) LOAN S FOR IMMEDIATE USE TO HOUSEHOLDERS Under the supervision of the Sja/- banking y Breet and ino co: form Ly with. the Uniform Small Loan Law, the | MM AT ~ S adiigags ogous SF Boh a3 CL preferred by thousands of par ticular car owners who wish borrow moner on their cars. We also refinance cars. reducing rour | payments. Cal! at our office ana we will be giad to gite you com plete information about the Phoenix Plar without obligating rou in the ieast, : See MC. BOWEN Mer 3322 — a cle. lal Locust , 4 \ a" JEfterson ew fp LO-USN\ “os STRYIY TRA e615 ~. rn any. NAW Ar aN aru © ris Vers AW ffry grils, “148 7) ‘ en BR IC AS Te O0O0 Bel AND LAUNCHES _ MATERTAL—= Sheds. Tost] Ay ag bo xInK. o - ” - 40 N. Jafferson.tc le N. Jigie ane _* epet S420) ta-3 1) ad Le Lo iisans w PP r. n Board eemec estes sr eerereseee 4 y | we have everything in Duildime materia!s: all electric, Cost 25U: wi PER hoe a in and Tuckpointing 2 i umber windows. doors, bath- Pome ‘for late automobile. 23-4 Bio a! various séssions ofr sie ehigsins ir , OTS. i= | ; — ton te. Edward D. Meyer. Sa- | Rivermide “sos and their topics posiness Cards ««.-«+«s0++s++s + PRospe CT SA48. i mw "Ty aoa ". 2 Tr v9 ten or POL a 7 | BAEY CHICKS Wtd.—Feo trace. . be’ | smith direct Canrassers, Solicitors ...+eeses i OVE RSTC IKED black silk crepe beaded dress. size 12. for |; ****4**4, GslCCloP of ; 2 a a’ ; , A a Bits dail Mice Ten : : , and Builders. ...se«* mee | 100. baby chicks. any breed. Miss Tena! bureau of the - a 2 sash, doors. plumbinz} Frank. RR. % Vallev Park. Mo rr}, . sh Carpet Cleaniag eeeeeteeeeeeee 2 seen complete with! sro Ce ga agg Ogg Oe gg ee get ne Part Whi —— > : CLEAR iand )! cKS, ¢ Lete® .«s+sseeeeemeees fixtures. trust mF ‘1ty nme ner ~ New NauUuSeT heal Estate S Cemetery 2 N15 Lyueas T_Inde S405 @- on Rr 4 . ics: oe . and Dyeing eereeeeeee i > 4 ~U - . — an i Are P! Cleaning ” : 2 Coming Events seve teerveeeee ” year - ] - = a de Pa " aes — ° on . B niet GOLD, SILVER for £00 d gun. 1325 N. &th. TYler 3103 Duliding and Lom mgr ty . = Dancidg ee ee eee rommeeeneeres ceeeeeseceseeeseseeee . = EXCHANGE—interest late model Crevo- ity:” enry * ad rat, Dio also Bul a Lomaghenn* artes conditian r radio. = Fie I T. Ferrig, lian i me ditio 3 : 3 i’ ; Le . = 8 % ™ as : ‘ } ~~ ’ DPS Sips. -~ ‘Bi ac Way. tl (c99 ) etc. €asvy payment. 3439 St. Viner tC of tne F irst > — } Detectives coeseeceeeeoereerrres ~ luster stick pin; 9 diamonds MOTORCYCLE Wtd.—And side car tor) “Industrial Fin pe hi : > eee 2 : in trade: oell ant ; tCY CLE rtd. — 5 apa a! ior LUS( Pia! lancing Dressimaking et eeeeteere . } bial: 44 iv Dw | Pieetrilieqd radio, I 8 ‘aim. Py. Noe ; li re. ie Lite 32 t us | POD my. Open-S to & 3334 S. Grand. LAc. Jo ; ‘ 7 aoa TIAL LOANS —. Autos Tel S S. Je : nanced, bought. $ to AUTO LOANS—South S&ide people oO! « +h ™, ' oper § to & S304 S. G | AUTOMOBILE LOANS — Prompt. dien 4 . fied. understanding: no guarantors: kee ar. group F r debts rectice 4 I. “Low Is DISC ‘OUNT “CO. ee and W ashi tee =. a “RO Open to 9 &. M. ae te) RYTON TOV I/O\L/G\)1/0 WAITA\ATA\ETO\ ALTOVA 70 TANI T@\ATa\iyaNe i or nennitioee aaiik ur oe ? x ar ; nutes. NO indorsert ont dental. Low rates. Old loans nald or? ipen evenings. paid as 2534 WASHINGTON AVE. ee 2 ». tt ~ - -~ FOR SALE—WANTED BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES — MOTOR CYCLES Wid.—o: 10 sma ars 2H rad ] Lo iia iii Ta\iig STAN TAXLTayavhia\i’a ive « M V4 Tay! (| - ul v7 ~ A It a Nive’ = sie ae ea anti mrt aviveyi —_ - a. Wemored, IOVGA Rutger : i, | AY Py. and M’ Hetua. 1447 3%. 2868 ; ' ton we ptt | : ee Ss and K. Uibimk, sults Tenpemeee = eae uel — ee DG. and v. snase. $478 Wallace | tt , = | as H. and K. Muniecy, SOGS Wrederiek ft ——s Se ; a a@twi +f! i ipient «934 N. So = tk r | Meh 1. and nh. Jageia. Isl2 Gemten, 6 Way, Mit) itil sg | * T. anc Z. Butler 2614 Steddard = == Wh iu Whi hike A ae : Gi Ls ' sah | Fi = — ' ; “ae? HBA > Ps ad 5 at : iis 4 _ 4th i = ma 4. Salliva “013 Martie be ‘ a 4 Adis a} => = 4th = | . r. « G. HKanstein, 731 8. Bey alninreaseuelatie> i! and A. LeBuck, 3337 wtnnebur A. and | i . D444 & Compion 1 er Sided Williams pi. % — BicycLEs—New =e clas irantet SY out sO4 l hie Dif +4 LP { = git = ss Make offs ¥\ sacrifit Pt >iig tere 4 ty ; Oi TAHT 7 '\ Tysi ‘ nay Tus 9 heap. Call WAbash 249) = 7 ITORCYCL ES—5: 1927 Harlevs “~"e@ ont others $20 up: term S el . "ar $75. 1 orv Crcie authorize ia jeaier. *824 Ivor Riverside 5 9 > ? 1 t 3 _ S05 First National Life Bidg,. CHes NPR cae . > ~ — Mi TOR va T , Tha ™ at “COmPDiete « of gUAa a ' ogart . ” ‘ ys Pe sity om Poo y BSS ai! Nanes : Att 4 Mocjeis.: cas5 ’ 12 Pavment« OnNen fe ’ . he ba | « ars — i oa ning : VE & a m xs Led } t i { AN] M "y ae a 1945 > rand arie avison 4st avi VeNi TeYAYAYONT Yavivar Yavin Lost and Found. ....-+eseseees Millinery cee + eee Coes eeeeeseess Partners oe eves «et ee eeetteoe raiourse ~ ee sess eeeeees eee eee? Primtite. AddressimG secesceees terwaa!l see ee ee eeereeeeeeses profeysiopal ..-++e+seeeereres how fits eee eee ee p oom a ~0eeeceneeens Reemn atrs se 8866 88S 068 8 OCR S ) Reoms ior Colored «sereeceves . salesmen .. .++=«% cnc oeenenn : SaleswomseD .. one ee we eeeres schoule .«««+* eeeseereeenes Situaltetis .. . «+ seer ewaeeneee special Netices cece “*eee®® Sturuge. vies img. Express. “eee stuves, Furnaces. Repairs. ....«-+ Theatrical - _*eert eer eew eee eaee Teilet Articles eeeeveeeereeetee Trade schools “*ee @eeeenereeeree * Tuckpointing “see eee ereerree i ndertaking ~seeeeeetveeveee Wall Pauper ..-.«cceeewereetees Seth VKH ON HReUEYe ANH HRH UHH YY H Marriage Licenses Births Recorded i} Forty years have gone since a father told his son” and the new bride how to “get on in the world!” A row of flats has grown from that early home investment he helped them make—property from which the income today bids them enjov their declining vears free from financial cares. ‘1 VK EL AGE L ILENSLS. rWtto MJ Si ‘(huriee, Mo Mew «i ermMmiuis S9WDOA t Orpote flienrse Faust Mesee | Capeva, . Post-Dispatch Real Estate columns today and all this week. Rar s. Juans S04 Le Toney | Comme _ " rep an i'rosi~net thi, Me. Cita 3 ius - t Bt ‘til, Me. Vict. j j toto ttasteon , ‘erna M ptalbert JSUet Landeti | iayte te? 4 ik | ts rpm PEs ti 4 iwi : Orit! Lime Syui bend. bad. | & *” Sv ivester SS ¢ee-Raleeet ha $477) Yirgiitta ¢ Finkel. Mildred one Jt W euoning deni piptiens $e) \ ¥ t’2inb Lom tre dis YS Clecubeckel ..'ets curatitean ‘ Tye o98 J ionMuel 3 i4 Hummes * ‘ ie ct tere LV LOA VN lintve age ~- T - ~- . ° ; , an? M. seo 131% Missiesipy : 1 F. Eppi 4220 % College. Mabon, 3939 SN. Taylor il. Tucker, @ na W ashingten. t A. tereszo. 7M O Failon . Hi. Bennich 1557 Ss. jad, iwi lieung, 207U Sidney. ” ew ® eek Pe ~ -- a ws, BLRIAL PERMITs. Sadie Fiacher “8. @ ots St. Lowut CLEVELYAND—SUPER X —HENDERSON Motor ¢ycie, Sales and service. Used: al makes, S50 ana up “op narte every make. haif pyr ce, ® repair a % make of motor crcies Mest ao — BALLAK & CO.. 190 W 12th Ann ll BOATS AND ee Real Estate Week vedgins Estate Week sign in a dealer's window is a re- 9 TaN a . A ANOE—1 . “A equpmen Sov. 30x L-J47,. “Py st-Dis ispat CANOE—Racine. 17 ft.. ‘agv ba *- oad ® : y - . LA ~ weue les. $4 Riverside T3137 { ANOE—Like ew mi S125 accert rea- sonable offer TY ler 435 > ~J + ® te Sh R ——@ib fret rood Onatico soe Paul at foot of East rand Cra) 7 > = oo — ELTO MO TORS—On disvia * 7* and 18 D. agner Gear Co... $216 Locust. Or } minder that he want. to help you to home ownership. Tv , ts & | ELTO 4-crlinder aquade sDee ister and srv- i. ~ ; ce [wT " motors Oats ; iee s Webb Hard ware Co. S06 N Beeadeay. ‘ CY, 9) sO0cd con- ENGINE—One 4-h orse marine tj} EVINRUDE MOTOR er. itier 157 RELL RUN Va T—23 feet: goed eonai HOR: bargain . ‘ ith eng? ~- 2 anaived waits —Lik® n@W: make o?- “ii@s 60uth Terbronk f ra~ Ricer Call LAciade > 4 on Me ay? MARINE AND BoaT SUPP LIP S—_W an miei Te io 808 N Broadway. Puan CEatral 2119 ce ae TES a) -a-eunmeeae Laat ; — . ~ + wes to) E r ; RI vereiae 24717. BS = om ude. $50. 4 MOTOR BOAT —t-: linder, yarine, greed aes + , ; ; i geil ; : , Separate: eee it Se Davis rent Ferry. engine, 25 foot; mode} skit? wil UNTLIN and “shing dition 1S } Er ~*~ sas $ 5902 De Giverville. CAbany POST-DISPATCH First in Circulation in Every Section of St. Louis. Sguepe Ch CT tn Kowalski, months, 1071 Case ‘ula Ratenford, 68 2764 Bacon. ~ Way 33, 1039 Allen. | Ji. Sargent, 52. 5206 Murdock. —- Mesemer 67 5800 Arsenal. Jessie May Durtee. Court. Louisa Emling. 67. 3439 South Compton. . Kr = 4 taska. eaths in St. Loais Last Week. ; There were 268 birthe and 501. - deaths reperted in St. Louis tast | meat Week. Seventy died of organic | aon heart trouble, 33 of Gright’s dis- | Gee | *ase. 341 ef pneumonia, 27 of an + P<*r, 9 of tubercutosisa, 1 .- plexy. 23 of ailments of the arte | aun ‘tes and tl of diseases of the net ; Yous systedhh. There were 3 sut-7 Spence 3 homicides and 9 accidental |! i :

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UNDAY, MAY. Aa, 2.1928. = TANF M b any members of the Real Kstate Exchange will | the twenty-first annual ¢9 | Of the National Association | ; Matate Boards : "4% =. June 19 to {ever the Lonlevine ’ Na | Railroad has been char _ the party from Bt. Louis, ‘is expected to Number 49 i} these from St. Louis County, g Sas City and nearby Lllinois | st. Louisans who will rarious sessions of the jand their topics are: ‘Smith, directer of the | bureau of the Industri] | “The Part Which the Ing _Real Estate Spectalists Can | : | aha Ar e Playing in Co Building and Community p ity;” Henry T. Ferris, vigg dent of “Industrial Financing as the } er Sees li”; Oreon E. & estate dealer, Management Houses.” ro ~”at =e OUOUOCACAaAnatiAeee ie r told his som» the world!” | “3 i at early home * property from n enjoy their cares. nother father ays, “Son, buy uis—real estate ndence to many. eir offers in the ind all this week. fies indus : the First National - . Srteslsrrt > tece [za eee att eed Steed vascaee esesess seers . poset esi . “2 sity oss Sesee = eR rear ——— ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aE Sa be > 23 SBE sae: $2 ah. gs wmntith, a Hitt TStTi pegeesree>*| + pottitivtth ig maf saz mens fiigem? Bice 2 toy meee S, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 13, 1928. ‘Index To Classified ‘ Advertisements On the Following Pages: ia nee a eS omnes eee eese eee east esees 2 Lae Dare Trips ccccercceses I peeGDececoeoceoseoresce A and Tuckpointing... ~ Solicitors cee00eses = and Builders. .ccccce & Cleaning eecccreseceses & | ameter Lots eseeveeeeoeoaomesee BI and Dyeing eereeeeeee 2 Ai Coming Events erevseteeeeeeeve 2 ~ - Pressmaking eet eeeet ees eerere ‘Electric Wiring .cceeccerecens Pipe Cleaning eeereesesoes - ielp—Men, Boye ..c-cecoccecse — Girls ceoeoesentes (See teal Estate Sec. Pa settion oeeveevstvneeeneneeeee ee dace Curtain Cleaning ...-t . ALO Atoretty Se ae Lt Dp-E-L Phone Forest Robert 18 mR AL. n-L. wet. ee Faston Ay R-1)-3-1.-¥% | f 4 ; DEATHS Lampert, W. d. dr. Lynch. Kate Vi histon, MeDonald. Merkel Motlencott, Richard + Arf. Bernard Baker. Alien H. Barton dr. 4. RK. Bashferd, George W. Becker. Magdalene. BReile, Anna M. Martha. z. Paviovits,. Romolous leper, Helen Quinn, John F., Katehford, Julia. Rusetta P Mildred seemaver, Steplen. Seitz. Mar: &. ~harlow. hate “iortie, Michael skhvles. Camilla Sontth. (.. FP. Solan, Thomas Jd. O'Conner. | Coffey. Joseph 4 anova. Louise Mar! '¢ oones-He> man. Mare, Riebert } Dieterli, dobhn Dorlaque, Antotne Dunn, Maud Frederit7i W. Finkel, Samuel! Glenn, Hattie Simm Glenzer. Pear}. D. Hawkins, Pear! 7. Winterbauer Wolfrum, .Louvise. Addie \. Louisa. Ries neolds. “chulte. 4. samue! Vricht. Viuerth. Kessler, Kdna King, Robert Kegut. Albert 4. ~~. Koaciusko street. } thenes to 6«—«SS.. and Paul ¢ Cemetery. Omit flowers. seryvit BAKER — En tered N 12 $ DP. 2. avenue. Elizabeihb Edware Al x° } ‘at tate mue See tae r-ine- 12% years. Monday. M is Bros. fui boulevard. thence brother of mH Funera Weoick Grand Josenh & hureh Paul's Cemeters cAL se N— tn May 10 Lia Calboun (net late John Myrile La “Thursdas : ow an our athe. in-law and crand aged fl vears. Funeral! from residence. 6212 Michigan avenue. Monday. May 14. at - vo Carondelet Preshbytenan Church ment New St. of eer aa R Vanehr. mother Friendship Counc jit?» j hus®a McLaucsh- CLUCh—" Spiurday. May i” wh Ciuck of JV manned! iuck and our fat of funeral ta rd smth . f ‘ » ‘ c Mechan) Noticr later vette. member o esburg Lodge. Ko. Mathilda M. (harles “ ‘ May 14. Deceased was | | and hirley Mav, Inkel and H T- Ses ¢ dACOB— Ei lene: DEATHS “eee. this life Friday. May at m. Joseph Coffes Whittics” street. beloved son of Bernard and Theresa Coffey tne browp!, dear husband of Louise Coffey if nes Weithar) dear brother of Mrs. Clara Kolf and our dear nephew. Funeral Monday. May 14, at BO a. from the Collins parlors. 028 oeth Gt boulevard. to St. Matthew's Church. th: to Calvary Cemetery. (Cy) CANOVA—On Thursdas May 10, 028 ait 10:40 a. m.. Louise Marie Canvcva., 4010 Meramee streci. Gear daughter cf late Rosario Canuva and Jusepbine (nee Caragliane). and dear sister: Samuel. Frank and Stephen Anna Cento. Angelo. Mary. Rosariv | Margaret Canova. cur sister-in-law aunt. Funera from He | 0634 Gravois iat 8:30 & me. i} Church. thenee Cemeiers COONE) -HEY MAN— Enters Friday, May 1]. 192s nto LCoviiey-Hey man, beloved wite ‘d M. He, lan. Gear mivt.ier otf R.. ‘Blanch M, wild Mare uerite 1. “augNnur OL Margaret Cooney and of Jvoseph J. Covunes ulleral from Lindell boule ard | Luesday, May 15. Mark's Cilurch. very. | CALEY -On a ty).. At Wui * ariy. veiuved sun vI rty (nee MeGahan). dea: liam 444 Juni Daugherty ,pOcpueWwW and cuusli, al the age of do fulicrul tuesday, May lo. at & : trom Weick brus. tunerai pailurs, 41% 'Vuchouquetts sireet, tu Assuuipticl Church, thence to Jeifersuw Barracks, Ds ecascu was 4a member of Hundred and Aweniy-airst Fieig Artillery World Wa eterans. an I— Died obn npoLUce nm}. ‘and and and Ww acker jiderie chapel oot e. ol q lf} 1 at Lu: Ai Slste! Geraghty . 1 at- Buoyie avenue at: 3.08 2. B.. interment Calvagy UbHberal Nome + iid dy, { WU, vas . anu woul fone Mas Dieveri Ui lubera: DORL AQUE— Entered 5 gare oF ly. husvahu Ui Gur lather aa COuulie) resi op Frh Voi lague, liite ANOLE Lune ; rs. . Say 14, at Lis uauguier, riitb st: ries Bur! ries Borr — a uUiuiéral Moundzy, ruil Presicewce S:4U a. Mis. Ul tei, St. Chas ‘umeu Churecb Omieu Cemetery. i Cc it = Maud 4eciilil Luli, and Ski .. ;POuUuLu sUse pn J Ost jrii sist Vunny | Rabe, er-in-law, 2 Gage oO] Funeral on Monday, May irom Weick oprus. ” tuneral VYouuchbuuqgueite street, tu New Cemetery. DL SSG LD—Entered May lu, pari Ors, Si, Marc ue into 2 AYXS Siary Tosa uu ay, Hot ti MaotaAe (“raiig, Jacob vr ¢ inane! d Dussviu, ‘4 ie Mrs ° . dirs. J. Cam pbc!) siuntler Mrs LAUIs Vussold efdailumMoulrber May 14. Mrs. Jamies Perpetua! Calva of Mar: Yelp Parish. Mrs. Mrs. J. Vates and leusse}]d Mrs. Ww, ea li ang law HdgmMeuetbher. Monday, resid ence UO Wang interment a8 a Member rerpetuai Lie 44eAdsG Lie reap 5:50 Canip at uv! Ly in UINKEL—On_ Samuel Finke fy fathe f Derot! y, Otar and Aj b usbar 1d $715 M ay : ger chapel op Monda) camino FISHER By Vv“ j e. ‘ G@ar lataer wd bpm r & sore . Monday. 3 at : i age aga iered Max- i 1a dear hi Into rest at M ae Be F rederitzi zi ‘nee Ehlers), Thresa Frederitzi. r -In-iaw and ubpcie months and 21 days from residence Tuesday. to Immaculate cemetery. Saturda: William J Lydia Frederit of William and Pad mn oft rf i! t SOF 5 rs lé fF une? May 15. : Conception ‘hurch de o¥ ) GLEN N— Entered ) s? } 0° s atu ir MMMmons niece of int” Hate re at cond. vet the services. Bellefontaine Ceme- Johnson wl! in GLENZER~—— Entered into Mav 8, 1928. at 8:2 Glemzer ‘ypeomptes daug! vie rma Tg ct ered into rest on 1é 00 & at ‘3 r. hae husband of father ‘gian Grimes Edward Lyston. 1ddy. Loretta Gart W oodmanscre Nouneliv's par- . on Monday and mornine ny seg 4 aly ary HAWKINS—Entered into May 11. 1928, at 11 D. kins (nee Gilpatrick). belo ward Hawkins, dear sister 6 James | and Fen Gilpatrick Breitensetein. our aunt, ry addas "e¢| ¢ and ak Tus Sii '? 7 , ib lief Association Y relecterat ‘ * Hi tg P ‘mr siepfather Diare ' from (ER sce ehape! te St. Ftanislaus Kostka Calvary Cemetery. (c7) 7 Hogan street h. thence to Heyman: land nce | Canon a, | ut: ANSWERS TO QUER The Post-Dispaich reserves the reject any query. Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be given attention, ercept letters on medival questions of undoubt- IES||= riyht to ed sincerity when accompanied by ngsseasee addressed envelope. rt lfea, the shged of the Chaldaeo- eras Babylon: inn religion, identical With the Greek Nereus. pictured with the upper half of the body human the lower ha if that of a fish. [t personifies a belief in the power of the sea A. M. B.—Some F.—The trans-Atlantic flight! Capt. Hermann Koehl. | Commandant James Fitzmaurice and Baro. liuenefeid tast April 14 was first East to West crossing airplane, as stat: ed ihn the news the time. Other attempts were successful. tivities of the J. O. M.—Possibly your question! Commerce are about when ceriain prizes will ve committees: Elven concerns a-lottery New 3+ | Smoke Abatement, Transportation papers do not publish informatien | Fire Prevention. River Front and about lotteries because of conflicte | Water way, also its Civie Speakers’ ing with United States postal reg- | Pureau and Civie Tours, Edues- ulations. tiomal activities are: Publie speak- EK. H. B.—New ing Givision, business opportunity Eastern Standard Givision, feneral meetings and in- usually in September, dustrial] tours Fellowship activity daylight saving time a! i gece a by the bowling spring The dates of rr. ue, basketball] league, golf. ten- announced im advan iis, dances and banquets, Glee ¢ in New York and St entertainments. The one hour. While oh neither partisan in effect It is for men between course, (S and 30 There are | tion fees. no assessmemts. annually, payable at $1 While it appeals mostly YOUN executive. it cam seen that it would give ov yon the U\ at of the civie not Junior Chamber of in the followinreg Historica] Site aCe} York reverts to time each fall, changing tv azain in the change are Difference Louis t daylight in ew counted ‘lub or izatioag nor sectarian. the ages af wo initia- dues $1? a month to the readily anvone a increased op- ime is Ban saving | York, it | as two | FOUR HORSEMEN,— are several ways of ac- counting for the figure of a myth- ical creature, the mermaid, in an-! wider contact “and cient and modern art. Oannes or portunity. ae LEGAL INFORMATION (‘By a Member of the St. Louis Bar MBNESS.—Consult deposit lawyer persoually, renting of the safe dey A. W. B.—lt could not affect the contents. ea Yaw aa persons interested should con- ($2.00) dollars a lawyer in person. M. F. H.—lIt " BESSIE.— There is no need of a you to have a h will where the names of the chil- der the circu: vren mentioned are on a deed, MRy. E. B with that of the parents, if you Pith. Want the property to to the ; childres for pyri D., READER—If the’ first vou i usba! 1d ane } wile, VW hwy adopted the a whe at. child, died without wills, then ine tee hall . their adopted child was entitled * a ee to a child's share of the estate. DAILY READER.—You are not § in the second addption the mother liable for the expense of filling in} bY adoption can will her property the well if the contract had no, to other people if she desires to | provision regarding it, and if you do so. | never agreed to pay it. R. M.—You cannot ndisputes laim bv have not been at ffm ; th — Pog you can obtain ai 7+, » a ee imony and ae h: he debtor writin bLTFIOIV ai Your nus- accounts to date” to pay the court not d I eo t 7 , . discharge he lawyer's fee. You : pssiesg : a lawver. Status would be the same if a ees se ~ ' $s agent accepted the ( q RIOUS.—The property owned | checl (3) Answered (1) and by husband and wife jointly at creditor would not fieath oft hushand would fram - 4 tting up the to This not be claim that the debtor has state- the o the’ ment of account. MEDICAL QUESTIONS Health and sanitation questions sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of brace successfu]] Association) box, however. T ) y L I a ue osit we ould ae is not necessary for u™ting license un- stances mentioned. | ‘Phe Justice of t the fn lak yg: tion t! vn where could Peace Mian the Ohne Y. ; oo P cy You is; Gf So a to Collies Se, ie SS ae license it Oper i a 1} wy “4aiis . ‘ , “ ant LU) discharge an payment of amount due. full for the check debt. (2) a5 g “in (>) in the the ZO be estopped the fe. as wy tne case would to contents of public interest only will be con- individual cases will not be given. A DAILY READER. authorities are not fan the “blood tonic” vou m hence camnot furnish | You might wet them by sulting some ancient medical] treatise to be found at the Pub! Library or library of the St. Louis Medica} Society at Vandeventer and Lin- dell avenues. G. H—The early. subjective symptoms of tuberculosis are weakness and emaciation. night sweats, cough, hemoptysis, evening of temperature and other Symptoms. Night sweats may re- sult from gemeral debility. local oT general infections. and such causes ! apply t swollen thyroid or support y for round shou!- fitted and adjusted done by experi- po work, as vain’s Orthoe- odern liliar with ention and proportions be be best persons in be found at pedic Sanitarium 5 Aubert ave- nue, which vou are advised to visit for this service GNES.—Pleurisy fall is called and is due the pleura, covering the fected hy the TY? a v or ma 41° Ti ' ica cording Co Me Q] vr .? f , 24ice on } ic . sy sed | a pleurisy of | — trauma to an "ka a or ¢. lungs, wound ft z nature extent d responsiveness of to treatment are rise to the of injurv a individual the aiso land. “¥ -_ DEATHS BREATHS RRUSZSNSKI — Eni oO ry ro brother ; ; & A’ Li N( "Fie, ! ered rest on Iie May; 1, LvzZs. at 12:10 vo. @ ruszynski, dearly beloved father of Staniey, Anthonys } a our di grancfather QUINAN—FE into@rest Mays at thine a. t residence, || diet avem bn F. Quinn, Y aNnC i hand of -} Quinn inee ar broth- FF tn bro ther. uncle brother-ip- tered qT nu rsda ts nq pn father . Fun. ra] from residence nN Tuesday. 14. at &:30 a. m.. to Epiphan:s Bo pace ee Interment Sunset ) ike |6U6LWAS hUA:CUTDETY bn r of nepettets Railway Trainmen (Bopp RATC HFORD —eEnt' May rite r€ »& | Tene AMP ERT- McDON AL p- — de ar moth- and Mary 1. T. Burke. and / mother-in Jo Rate h ford j ‘ ur qear rom the residence Clara Lampert Due notice | Mar; Magdalene Church ins Wil: arrive oda} SUl- i land avenue. thence to Calvary } m. PascRhevdag service. _ into REYNOLDS— Entered Kate P. Res ‘nolds M; ‘ inte Ate of Caaante ery. (e7} tered rect t,*? 1928 Rosetta at 6:40 19s Wi ine = 2 Ly 1C ~ May ij residence 4°14 Tuesday. Chure i Biais ae 4 residence, 9443/1 San Francisco aren Funeral m.. from Metropolitan Zion Garrison and Lucas avenues. RYAN—Entered into. rest rest n Satur- 923. at 6:20 a. nd mitt) helo tf UF ij) rida z+ Mays M bal. Lilliay 0 Hero: m Lobert MeDon: mi Sehmit’. otber-in ir P Mondas Mat at 8:50 A. } TOONS 5394) Thomas Adquin ; Broa { erm (o% Her: Da tered SCHULTE—Fn May 11, 19% perry 4600 Pngel be rts {~[s +f CONNOR: 1 sHARLOM Mas ] ahead Ape Mrs. abel “Cai tt) } Lesa, New Pict ‘fr . hast ee oAVLOV ITS. ntered intu rest Friday | “? ‘ . " May i] hours us ao mammmenate > — or eae >_> nen: During 1927 the VPust-Dispatch printed 15.211 Lost, and Pound ! “wants —— BOS 39 nore than the nearest compctitor—more than ETERS —_ Fut rer Ma 11 nT ‘t $4 oi siigg SH ok inice as many. } t at } “nt A) M isetserpp) ane Marcue Cometes: * ia. uneral Menda: from Moy, 40n avenues Mary dell partore to Old St ~— | ' } i | ; | offerings i of : Public | £y0OnNs ken DEATHS IN MEMORIAM :*8L OD oO clock J. Donnelly'# par- boulevard. on Monday o'clock. Interment in Cal- rriday, —— eer" red inty Lu), S. Whe st = from Arthur Lindel! afternoon at 2 vary Cemetery. SK} LES—Entered into May 11, 1928. at 10:: Skyles tnee Donk beloved wife ward Skyles. dear mother of Marie Guere our dear sister. sister-in-law and aunt. Funeral Monday, May 14. at 2 p. m from Robert’s partors, 1905 South Grand boulevard. Funeral etrictly private. (c7) SMITH- Saturday. May 2. tO-3. Charles Smith, husband of Olive father of Lallab Smith RR Friday. Camilla rest oo jy a. m. —On P. Smith Lupton’s Mortuary. : Monday. 10 a. m Madisonville (Kyv.) papers please cupy. SOL et age red intu rest on Friday. May 11. 1928. at 4 o'clock a. ‘Lbomas | Solan Snell of the Catherin inee Walsh). of Mrs. A. Hidiker. Mre. W. and Mrs. J. Costello and the late Solan Underwood. our dear uncle Mi brother-in-law Funeral from residence. 4925A Cote Bril- uvenue, on Monday morning, May 8-30 oclock, to Blessed Sacrament Interment ‘n Calvary Cemetery fVonnelly per Vvice.) SPEERK—Ent: red ay ll. 1928 learly into rest on “Friday at 11:30 a. m.. William beloved husband of Emma Curtis). beloved father of Villon. irs. Walter S&S. and Leslie C. Speer. and -n-law and grandiather. hj vear. Funeral Tuesday. May from t)} (,eorg! . Pile Easton avenue. to Lake ather his ig] il tie th l > eee tsch chapel. 5066 Charles Cemetery, (el) (BALCERK) — Entered ito rest on hursday. May 10, 1928, at 7:30 a. m. Charlies Winterbauer, of $o82 Wyoming street, beloved husband of Julia Winterbauer. dear father of Winterbaucr and dear brother, and unele. aged oO years. place on Monday, Ma chapel, WINTERBALRER from Brockland o St. Pius Church, Cemetery (c7} WINTERBAULCER (BAUER)—Entered intu rest on Thursday. May 1U, 1U2S, at 7:30 a. m.. Charles Winterbauer of JSK2 Wyo- ming street, beloved husband of Mrs. Julia Winterbauer, son of the late John and Cecelia Winterbauer (nee Westerman). father of Agnes L. Wintrebauver and dear brother, brother-in-law and uncle, aged OV thence to Daleaee ! takes place on Monday, May 8:15 a. m., from Brockland chapel, | Hogan street, to St. Pius Church, thenee to Calvary Cemetery. (c7) WOLFRU “egy soe in Fae Saturday. Mav 12. 19 at 7 m. Louise wo! frum. be sister. of Mrs. William | Zimmermann, William A. Wolfrum of Jef- City Mo.. and Albert J. Wolfrum, ar sister- in-law and aunt. in ber ‘-third vea “uneral Monday. May 14. at 2 m.. chapel, 1936 St. the Beiderwieden avenue, thence to New Bethlehem love f “! " Saturday. May 12. 1928 Addie VY. Wright of S931 4 Sidney street mother of Robert L. Wise. Mrs. Jesse Pmoriengy Mrs. Ada Rasse, our dear mother i-law, grandmother : und great-crandmother. Funeral) Monday, May 14. at 2 Dp. from McLaughlin parlors, 2301 Lafayette | avenue. Interment Valhalla Cemetery. Rev. | Byron of Lafayette Park Methodist Church will officiate. Funcral private. (e7) wt ERTH—LEntered into rest on Satur- May 12. . 41926 10:20 a. mi. Wuerth ifnee beloved of Katherine dear sivter Luckhardt and John Flassig ‘Sister-in-lav mt. Monday, Mays at 2 lliiam MM Sel.urnmacher’« n and Market in New . Marcus Cemetery a member of the Venus : Oo. z. & at Flassig}. Wuerth. dD. Mm. etre ets Tr ite Chap- CC} North =1 ARDS OF THANKS sincere many fnends. otner fe ? their kindness, nd beautifol al offerings. at a our dear father, August Vo'gt. VOIGT FAMILY. hank my relatives BB ms acts of kind- sympathy and also the beavrtiful ngs received in the loss of my» Annie Bassett. I ish she ? Frenz for bis ‘renz for her sing ~ wane ye r heir J rvices FRANK BASSETT. our heartfelt tnanks assisted and for sympathy and beauttful floral | the sad loss of our dear hus- father. son and brother, John Pfeifer also wis hto thank the Rev Father | of St. Thomas Agquin Church for of assurance and consolation. , the undertaker. and pallbearers. Bavarian Societs LAURA PFEIFER wish to extend our sincere thanke to singers and the Men's Sod alit Liborius Parish to our relatis and all who stood by ue in the loss of my dear loving father, Joseph Sie‘ jal thanks for the- many bea offerings a wd Brockland « rs efficient MAR ted ERS AND FAMII 4 J. Lynch to extend # 1 reia- ath math patny . Been 04 géatn Wish to sincerely mid friends for the cron. Sig. Sons. ME to extend a kindly (ce? I wish “4 who words of 1h} band. Jr. V and ang the fc) . aa hus Pre, autiful mpany services floral unGert MRS, BECK ) Mr. Rev. quins of consolation: also Rev ' St. Malachy’s Chureh and his relatives, friends and neighbors and the boys of the Fourth Division South Broadway sheas, Service €o.. for their kind expres- of sympathy and beautiful floral of- ferings: also the nallbearers and the Grb- Undertaking Co. fe IN MEMORIAM take to thank Thomas Ac- ‘Daly wishes of St. Michae!) Father Father O'Leary BISCHOFT—iIn sad but ioving memory of | and dear broth- | eur son, Arthur. who departed 10, 1926: not forgotten oy be as long as dariing er of Virginia. sears ago. Mays (sone rut nev S pa 5 this life two and ia@is Arthur memory rr ween hw MOTHER AND WHO LOVED hits FATHER HIM of Bren af. iie@r uA No 5 oir er May BREMER—In ioving and fathe is tife fnemor: Hienry ye2ers jm TY i} how hin know what the sorrow today Witt wre Miss say our home =HILM- te in don't masa. e;srme by ur lips God atone hn whet to 1 i AND miesed BRICKEY — memory of Amos H. Bricke bi away tWo years agu. May } 928 adj/vy missed by WIFE AND 1JLDREN. te) Babes Li of our dear Brickey, who BRICKE) fon and In lo brother b1, 1926 heoveng memory Amos H. died 7 . Gone bur not torgotter MOTHER, SISTER AND BROTHEL. reais }y Y morning, (huren lonesome are blue we've a heart fom wor a dls iste ASW Alt. WHO LOV!I remembrance of agape Brodheck. ars ago. Mav Ovi mo ti r. ip this hj if az Sad'iy miisecsl HER "CHILDREN ees “ot ners ried 924 PODRBECK- our dear ceparted 192 10 PROTHE Rs—J «m+: depe t} - ite ina’ ] Sorry the Human revealed throug! the HIS FAMILY gi hail his Bul. rhe ri ¥ re x? Ze. Sadiy misetd (c} GEL E — — liza, mn Is % neo Gepar ~%4 firme that sad €a called away: was Hie liveth s¢til CHILDREN themory of mv dear hus Aucust C. Hopn. who et ¥ 5S hearts she passed away: ~~ around tour crate. DEAR WIFE AND SON. te? of Leo May a¥% ine outad GEepParieg ats ‘Th JANSEN ree) tis itfe Jan eer 13 ~ * (8? @a0 Gas eved has passe away ‘'t was Mia will, liveth eft. The one we knows Dest: Rut in our Bg oy he Sadly missed MOTHER AND BROTHERS. of Ed- | dear | RYAN—In sad but roe Ryan, who mag AL Ft | | i } | | ' i ' chape’, | thanks and | Various } (NEE | I | PROGRESSIVE Church for his services and words | * | CHURCH | SERV ICES—1322 ; iC | lieter. , and AXD THOSE | ee oot ul. 6 | ¥} na | CEMETERY tn CEMETERY ; SiGe | Riverside &B76 | CEMETERY KNELL—In ioving memuory of our dear | SU NLIGAT CENTER — K H. Kuell: dicd Cah ever take away ove a heart holds dear: Fond memvries linger every day. Remembrance keeps him dear. Sadly missed by MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTHER. LANGFORD— in loving memory my dear daughter, Mary Weiss kirk), who departed this Fran May io. Nothing of inee bBus- life May 10 There is a mother who misses you sadly And fnds the time long since you went. And 1 think of you daiiy and hvurly, But try to be brave and content that I shed ip silence. breathe a «sigh of regret were mine and I remember the world poner: missed by your moth MRS. M LANGFORD. PABST— In memory ry of our darling sister and beloved aunt, Mabel Pabsi, who died one year ago. May 17: No one knows how much we miss No one knows the bitter pain We have suffered since we lost you; Liie has sever been the same. our hearte vour memory lingers Sweety vender, fond and true, not a day, Uear sister. do net think vf you. The bereaved Pabst sisters and niece. PHELPS—In iovring memory of miy dear mother. Barbara Phelps. who passed away May 16. 1927 Dear mother. you are not forgotten, Though on earth you are no mwre; se ii Memory you ae —_ us, As you aiways wire bef Sadls miissed by lr DAUG H’ reER. MRS. MARTHA GOELL AND FAMILY. (c) PU NTIKAN—In loving memory of Anna Puntikan. who departed this life Mav 12, 39268. Sadly missed ty Husband, Grandchildren and those se who loved her. ~joving memory of dur father and uncle. Theses 19°37. But the tears And | For you Through a!! Sadly you, Ln Daughters dear brother. massed away May 1 May his sou rest in peace. Sadlv missed by : SISTER. BROTHER AND NEPH ec) Boca memory of the sweetest and darlingest of mothers, Katherine Schmidt who was called to her eternal bome May 2. 49ze: Sad and sudden Of our darling Sadly missed by her daughters KATFERINE AND MR MRS. J. CHAPMA SCHWARZ—!n memory of my dear sk er. a pe Schwarz. who departed this Jife May 11 9°27: 1 mourn for my mother. but not with out- ward show: For the hearts that mourn sincerely mourn silently and low. Sadly missed by her daughter ANNA @C. TITEL. SHEWARD—In memory of my mother, Lillian Sheward, who died 32 years ago: 1 do not torget sou. nor do I intend: I think of you often, and wil] to the end Sadly missed by _ son, HARRY. SPINDLER—In loving memory of husband and father. d, J. Spindler. onan away May 13. 1918: Ten years have passed since that sad day. The one we love was called away. God took him home: it was His will: within our hearts he livetb gsiill. d! m i by Sadly miss IrE AND CHILDREN, ee | TICHACEK— In loving memory of my dear husband. William Fichacek. who away May 13. 1927. +25 a WIFE AND CHILDRE MAR FINCH TICHA‘ “EK. CEMETERY LOTS CEMETERY 1LoT—Re-tion Park: cheap CUlfax V180J. CEMeTERY LOT—Uak vwurove. side OO28J. CEMETERY was the ca mother, _— by all sur whu y hie seer) (c99) filver- (1919) LOT—Oak ‘irove; mar! €1)- trance. $250 DEImar OS89R8R. ve) CEMETERY }.O'ls—— lots, section gd, L ane Charles: S700. ENV ergreen 7250. ic) CEMETERY LOPrs—2. choice, section |; Sunset Burial Park, PRospect 2086. fe) CEMETERY loT—Uak Grove: arave: excellent location. Bos L-202 P.-D. fe9O) LUT—Lake Charlies, Section 2: bargain. gray & 1817R ; Cc EME’ ERY LAYT— Memoria! 17. lot 584: 6 graves; reasonable. G-266, Port-Dispatch LO 13—*. in section Sos. 490 and 38°. PArk- fri Sf. Kiilver- $4? 4 morial Park. aide 74714. LOTS—2 12. -grave, section 5. ak Grove Cumctery; $450 each. . 3094W. | OAK GROVet—Choice lot near Mav sole uti. bought 6 years ago; will sacrifice. CHestnut 8198. Box G-123, Post- — fe) i 1v19: | a ! ,; ana. i ‘ Tat. LOVE SRT, CENTER—4147W Lee aver | tive | ik peaee d | 10. Memoria) | i i | i i aaiked. beauti- | Park. section | Box ton, erences exchanged. SPIRITUALISM Meetings every Tuesday. S&S p. m.. and Thureday at 2°30 BIOGA Wells: « cleome., Mrs. ‘Abany UO74R. {. 99) ~— all nue, Meelitigzs Supda:s. Tuesday and f'r- day 6, Dp. ™.: Mondays and Thursdays. ; *. Mre. Ragche. tEDEMPTION’ OF SOUL SPIRITUALST CHURCH—Sunday afiernoon. Monday, Weaned ay. Messages in healing. all wel- come. - Bettie Wilgon, 4161 West Belle pl. teDU Ta ke Stricker. rervicesa’ in / your written which BEACON LIGHT CENTER — 64or Wels Services Wednescay, *? >. M.; Serv- rts ‘®@ Hall. corner 4700 estan. R15 Lectures and messages. DIVINE TRUTH “Man's Oneness With God.’ and “we ssagcs. Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday. it 3.6... = Dollie Lehr. 1618 S. Com ton. Z148R icf: FIKTH SPIRITC ALIST CHURCH—Sun- dav. &8 p. m.. Jeffla Hall. induction of hew members, report on State convention by Mrs. Ordrop. Mediums Ordrop, Rogers Wednesday. ® an rn m 1314 Louie: Public welcome. ibMPLe UF FORCE—2118 Lafayette 7 : Sunday, special flower service, 8 p. m * a at sunday Vi rs. Lowe. tHe CHULCH OF Lecture tiltand Tuesday, Wednesday, 2 p. m.. lectures oid meseages: Friday. 8 D. m., health eircle. Mrs. Peterson, Victor 4289R. (eu) FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST P be} —Rerular services Sunday. 3 p - 0p m.: Tuesday. 3 p. m.: Friday. ‘ Pastor. Rev. L. Dornner. 14804 “Foal ? FOURTH CHURCH—Sundav 30. ae Bremen ay. lecture by Rev. Gordon Bur- roughs. Messages by Rev Burroughs Mrs. Stricker. Miss Wikesler Wednesday. -:00. Friday & p. m, 557 = Labadie. Monday 2 2:30 healing service by Gus fe} I JEN Cabanne Library. “oo at re abanne entrance). Sunday. 7 message for vou from celestial “LOVE and Mother Love.” tare Coun Goidine. Musical treat. visiting mediums. FIRST LOVE DIVINE CHURCH—Services every mag A s5 Wednesday, Pr. m. fn one. haum, Lecture Sunday. Messages. Lula E. De Russel; hos. PSYCHIC SUITE) tice. Dr. Maurice of New a demonstration by Mrs. and Frid lay, all nile zh Tensile interesting ag hy 5% ann Witt, 2183 Cuan or York. will aie of ballot reading ae Diamond. Tuesday. . 8 p. m. Be sure to gitena: questions answered. Harte Hall. Sem- end Easton HIRD SPIRIT AL -€ RCH Potomac—Sunday, a 7 * Flower ce in commemoration of mother's, cially in honor of mothers of son daughters of Third Spirituali«t nore ey, t 3 : (Seages vy the v. - rougchs. iteudamen eg ae Rey Bur elnap. isses Wheeler. lerso ond Mrs. Sparks Nolo, Mother Mine = B. Stearns. Music by Mr. and Mrs, Wertheimer. Come Wednesiay April 16. m. Come in on Grand av.. classroom. second floor. Question pertaining to is most vital to you with ident fh. eation mark on outside. After an pen nin talk ev, Burroughs will answrr Everyone welcome, fe) First Spirit Association, Ine. NEW THOUGHT CENTE R—4952 MePher- son ; Mrs. Assmann. Meetings Tuesday. o'Clow and hursda+ evenings, " 7 them. ‘ fo k Hear Myrtle R SOTERIC. ‘TREATISE: momner, on aeructive entertalneng Sun- day, : Wednesday. 2 p. ~ Mes- sAvTeR 7 ter ag EP 4117 “Lindel? bf. PERSONAL ADOPTION ADOPTION—WPBaby wanted: JVfferson 1044, ADOPTION —_ Wealthy adopt new-born or must be confidential: Rox G-? boy or girl. couple wante to real voung baby. no questions to te Post-Dispatch CLUB MEMBERSHIPS CLUB MPMBI “oer in bunting an fishing club, $35 per year. 1458. LADIES. renslemen, _elub. sox L-17, Post-Dispat MEMBERSHIP in excellent bunting and fishing elub, @5 miles north of Burtlin,- Ca!! JEfferson 2885 (eft AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL ' TWO or three pas#engere — for Deny rer. Colo Mey %1. Hudeon brougham: ref- Ph one € Aban any 3OH4 ’ e, na field join nor we ond hi roe aCc- _ cVP) in STH Hliand 3276. | (cOO) | CEMETERY LOl—Memorial Par tion 10: value $350: will Sn LOT_6- grave. Section ‘%. Lake Charles , 3R5' | PASSENGER Wtd. a For quick trip tu $50 as gntarnta, May 23: fare. zs i r ost-Dignoatch, ix ~ 6-59 auto going to Loulsvine Derby races. Takes 8 passengers. Lin- | dell 5704. choice s¢- section 6; monument CEMETERY LOT- tion: l&%-grave size: ‘ith monument: or separately: bargsg'n. Las | wo, Mes mieriai (Olfay 4404J SUNSET BURIAL vARK Lot 18. section JP » Phone Rive a fe ov? fer, } SPIRITUALISM CHU RCH. 22°4 Waeashing- ton. oo - Monda 2 o'clock. (ch) ELEVENTH CHURCH. Flower service to- night. 2018 Park. Mrs. Waters. Or ance Sunday. 8. ~Valhalla: , ot , wilt sell (s Rand Park, section ‘ cory ' 3117 Cherokee. Shenandoah, at Wednesdays, Sundays. Rev. HkIS!] S CHURCH-——Revival every this week, 2010 Cass. “eis © MIssiON— Services Sunday ond | Friday. 8 p. m.; We He S414 isin SPIRIILAL iN every Tuesday. 1:30. Vells. Mrs. Sykes, CHRIST SPIRITUAL CHURCH »p m.: Tuesday. S p. m. Rev, oiners, 5438 Plover ay. CHRIieT CHURCH. LOH Cans—DSunday, 7:30: Thursday. 7:30; Tuesday, 1:30. Hannah Petere (ef) TH CHURCH—Mecting Sunday TP das & p. m.: Wednesday, J Pp i. Mrs. FE. Gallo, 5452 Dates. (cdi LOVE DIVING: CHURCH—Wednesdas 1:30 p. m., 4348 Delmar. Jeffia Thursday, &8 r. m liew. Corrall. m, night N. tings | { 4 E annatt All welcome. 5206 | * ~~ Monday, Re: _ GOOD HOPE SPIRITUAL—Tuesday. 8 p. ’ loving mem-. , CHRISTIAN | ay STAR CiGHT CH! GL —S ula: * m 2154 Bremen. im honor ¥: Messe tlowers tor all. CH OF REDEMPTION service. Wednesday. 8 3117 Cher- :. Mueller 4 Hall ; ' S3IIM (cH | Blytheville FOR en es Tour to California, ce}! EAst 208% Sunday between 10 to 12 a om. Will nay itekiana Loe RATE EX TTRSION TH MEMPHIS, $5.00 ape Girerdeau $1.25 farm’ngion ai an $4.00 sikestun .... Save more—buvy round-trip tickets. New regular Greyhound equipment now used on this route. rege, roomy, , eounfortable-seated parior coaches. ’ dnesday,. 4 A. »l- ; Ruhland | of Moth- : ' — Speci!) REDEMPTION—Trance ve , 2anapolis, Economy Fare Everywhere To Kansas City. Chicago, Detroit, In- Cleveland: Philadelphia, ‘New Los Angeles, San Franctaco. GO VIA THE DEPENDABLE GREYHOUND LINES For All Bus information. Call CEntral 7754 GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT. | Union Market Bidg.. 6th and ee e NI-SUN BUS LINE 53.50 CHICAGO $3.50 $7 5 30 DETROIT $7.50 a a PP. York, ‘Kaasas ty Kan., $4.50 uA M “‘jereland Venver 11.0 Pittet 15.00 lam A Be STATIO N S242 ese , 602 4 HESTNUT FAITH CENTER—4645 Meetings Momiayve and ; are. svorne., RESEARCH CENTER—1935 gervicns Sundey evenings ard p. . Wagner SUNSHINE CENTES.- Mewlinas at =t. 1 outs avernie: sweond Cour: dava * @. Mrs. Merifield IHIRTEENTH CHURCH oats Sepvices at messaces. Mre. M Margereita 4% Wednesday. 8 Smmet VW ednesdays tho rr? ‘ *? we Mi7ZTAH ¢ Mectine, #8 Wednesday. less, a atin IT! T 4 walt ¥. Saleua (O° KE STAR CENTER "GT SA Services Ful day and Wednesday ' The rada’ , » Metuneg Rroad a’ f° ad B15 DiVINE CHURCH has moved from Tah | Potomac to 3207 Dakota. Service Wednes day at 8 p. m and Friday at 29 m. Kev Hi Rew Thursday. Frida bane, Mre. laste cHIiRCH — Bunda 5 Thursday Mfrs. VW agnet es $9 «? «3 reg in Pe Dd. | ey ; _ | PERSUONAL—Adam — wante Consolidated Bus Depot $3.50 CHICAGO $3.50 KAN. CY. KANS., $4.50 S 7.0 Letront Memphis $5.00 $15.40 Denver Mtusburgh $1426 40.06 Low angeles Rolla. 9.00 Canahe nyrin iid Mo. 31.00 0.0 Tules Cleve ami. $ 1.00 La afte, ew pario®f evachrs, meured, MAIN OF FICK. level WASHINGTON. sArfieid 55-6054 G Bast St. Louis Office. EAst a ; AE TE TE ma. PERSONAL . rants 10 as hie «ster 1-238 Post-Di t’ mat! MN Ai duveas ol ty former! Lena Schuleder. f* eh Latie. aA aS G0en Gold Flesche Cc and F riday. re. iTLAI Tues ay nf @& iti Sf jiersw Sunday m.. Monuay Re fn. ¢,40000) 4 nee 7 “ ae OF Reverend " Suis ae ELESi NTH Wedoesds y £019 Park Sarkiay Thureiey. “3: t: Vietor 4°®A35R. qertotny Meetiige VU edness Mrs SPIRITUALIFT — flower Service. Sunday 3 ated &: Thureday &. Dark Cireie. “ALT (wage "Ps ~* Swoareh. 5 ana Hesting. Ves Mr. Wednesday alt? ai & * x saree fy cn., Redsiek | TEMPLE OF TRiTH-— Why the guif spanned. “Mothers Day” demonstration= of eprit: 7:45. Beyard and Fountaim. Al veleonme. a TENTH CHURCH — 2° an. Sunday cages. Mew Connors. Vricas. roads ay). 4°79 ee pa . * “rg Toureadasa & ard ; K itor: all welcome. "5634 vuntate 2 w 4. Mine | ~ | PaRSOsAL— Mew. Oi | ecu i {> er *e ¢* ind | ‘of tts estate, | debits | after carty #4. mw Se City. f Fromk Bete. would like ath hear fom her oneie, Wa alr PLREOSAL- Nagene eancerning the two Wun ; leat their parents 22 of vears ‘| or write, hath av. PERSONA’ Alfred Walter Koneah: brother, Frenk, died, leaving pou Apply to thee, Brand, Ft. _ Louis Prowete | Court yens fis. NA L ~hotwrs Lawrence born Nov. t 1807: wionted Br Mt, party. Maren, | | 23 or anyouse kmoewior lus » herewt write Mrs. ae jg Argend, 432 Ww. fti*ethewi"le fr SPECIAL NOTICES SPEC IA! SuoTictl—t. Lee Murke. Pant sireet. will pet ie contracts? by my * if, ihie date. May Yess ¢ Sechulmeyer. 215 Fo who a Vou *. Asai st. 3. BPECTAL SuPiCine-f, P18 Franklin a*.. ciiy of ee. of Miessuri do beret 1 will met he reeporetle ‘oe eomirartnd after. thie Gale wk vada Wee 10 EE te teen ett ennaan nth Ce ee ee ee i re we eee *

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MAY 13, 1928. = t asd ‘ v. | SUNDAY, pa-500 MEN AND BOYS WANTED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns tone 7 st. fA PUST-VLI3 ov A MAY 13, 1925. SITUATIONS—WOMEN, Gmail TIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP EANTED SEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS. HELP WANTED—MEN, AGENTS WANTED—MEN __ AGENTS WANTED—MEN SALESMEN WANTED references. DElmar 534 5yp Miter house cleaning “by day, Vig “TS veara experience gen- | CARPENTERS—City Ap puaday MAN—For shipping room, one who ulidel- & by day , jt. 19; Een at figures: ean | morning, Griswold Agency, 43 yy. 9th stands boots and patches for tires. Box Ss colored: neat: o Le : best ei Miss Z. {| CARVENTER— White; SOc hour, ; aw Post-Dispatch. ate week : g ann : lougew : yerside 5S5S6LK Call FOrest 2592J (ec) | MAN—White, single, stay on place, por — Lindell S01 hie hs — experienced; young and | TARP EXTERS—Open shop. Call between Pe work, yard work, Chem Paes be os “Sit.. colored; wants i 7332M. 10. and 11:30 Suf{ay morning, PArkview | H#@@ 12m. 5v02 Manchester, a . @ean offices; experi- | 020 (c) | MAN—1 will train you to sell sewing ima- Y : : chines; pay, salary and comunission, while Southern red: Eiferson 1374 CARTOONIST. ; bay i mn experiences met housework Gail Ee cooking or clean- For spare time work: state experience, | aiding. 9213 Gravois, see Mr. Ozark. aa rence, JEy. y—sit.: week, dEfferson 5029, | education, age and character of present | MAN—i0o Wash delivery trucks and oe ; — sencral housework work. Box L-274. Post-Dispatch. Be son work around “sy84 groont | ar - : , > og “O . > h *. i 5 et 32; will TS 7 CHAUFFEUR—For Ford truck: ice route: | 7 a RC — com * Post Die $4-$5 Week. gl ie colored; laundry or clean- Sunday 9 a.m. 4321 Connecticut. (¢) "ieahouse Ete len cape, OS ‘ a c , —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—————— “ Se, “ ’ c ] OMAN —S!t.: JEfte rao 9] Nf. CH A L! EET R- How SEMAN— ‘olore d: Sili- Place, today pea ” y’ ps lock, (, m ornings or all d colored: wants “work he a peor mf or gle: high-class city icferences and expe- MAN—Whiie GIRL— Wants — poe genera ) lured; plain - ‘ singic, stay on place, ane . TEft ursda ee ) ender ’ ce ences. DEImar 8654M, | rience necessary. FOrest 5902 after 9. ter work, yard we varit Pa u ‘ord, Call ree 46a) Manet ; house cleaning, experienced; | CLE ANERS—Who can alsu do silk Fpot- | from ly om. sv02 Manchesier. (cd) TEfferson 8793. tins; good opportunity. Apply 38°20 | Man—sxperienced in ornamental iron | | Washington, third floor. + house. | ware; rk ny kind. work, who cau quallly as snup ioremal, | JEfferson” tee yeigrence: Col. AN— ey eoTored hy aes of any COAT 3, | Sag to oat AY yee Domania l’fun and Wire Works, “610 7 | © address ar —- rices. Wcistell 8. or ss ic a Sit colored; wants werk; half agit : (G7) Rath st. aan colored: w ants worl: AN z , O14. —— MAN AND WIFE-—Tou work 1m atid around fous: week- irefere nee, jh eson wi COLLECTOR—W ho can collect on percent- sora estate, Apply RNenpisbecpver beasts color . renera 1Wwuse- age. Cord, 5740 E Aste. 3 oO. wows . alifortua. } restaurant. hotel = Maid, wilh or a es an one —_ ——__—__ BP “np ing worker: neat: clean | wg tiger » day L ake Hl $422M. ; COL T or ae ot i rienced, Quality Fur- SF Gamma y™ vperate Seybold culler; biUse we STU D NT “ aT colored, syuthern COUK, nitiire €'o. 143 54 Franklin, ti } experienced or Jo trol apply; uiusL alsvu ENI—Sit.; a8 companm fons Efferson 7683. ee poste dE ha Lindel} 444 COMP anigg » references. 4 — COLI BCTOR—Exve rienced ; with ear pre- | do general werk on converting reom, Ap- TRS "palioes hou Dueewee owas 1 GAbany 37994. acm oh Century Bids. bith in rear, tel) : waar GArfieig | oat TS t.: colored; cleaning re day | COLLEGE STUDENTS—pening for two | MAN—ror established tea aid coffe OT 35 GIRL at : : mM: 7 dave or by wer k. JEfferson 7673. to sell the eee Poe nese of ruute; tu take care of 1 wasun branch experienced ; reference, aay tele pr “evlored bundles at home N+ agipeed c uliure : Gall cae 10. a. im, | @t Allon; omy marmed man and a husiler Robinson. er fterson DEImar 26sT7TR. t a eS st ctrs, department stores. State#of Missouri; peace and iines 42d #.. ceuen com: Dees 7 Ww. cut New DOSSESE exceptionally SA Ltus MEN—Specialty ; eg i line 60 patterns: at ae Genes ae W rite af ay Mfg. Co. “AN VASSERS__M, SALESMEN ~~ To call on retail firme with latest and biggest CANVASSERS M Ii Prvvosition. for iveetiq wil demonstrate: Pranta- sUl Statier SALESMAN — "Live wl wire wanting bugga ets really money-tme king oppurtunity fur par- with money e: we 103 sn eve thar vSU Wasuington, write Dayton Kainceat Co.. Dept. oan for live wires. SIT) AN—Young man PATIERN MAN— understanding drafting and reading of blue ‘ SHAR p Pi Co. 809- SHUEMAKER—Good : S no lay-off in dul) season; good wages for Tot S (; = ‘ —) i Pree 7 2 “* > %e - _ P rie Li Cc ooking ea: keneral Romar PT ode ll 9: 5H COLLEGE s rl DEN T OR 7 EAC HER— MAN AN ie) Wi PRE ine White; man must be 9 » Pelerences, JEffer. _ =olorded T- cook. maid, ' Travel for summer; healthful work; sal- experienced pgaruener, milk cows and at HOD SE KEEPER . ; hole day. "GArfield 7672... | aty $360 and train fare for 90 days. Box | tend poultry; wite to assist in housework, nj —Sit.; neat, reliable, S847 rr prefer work from 190 th 4) L-175, Post- Dispatch, or call 459 Paul Pevonsoa kh. ees Price rd. and Olive. tid. j . . *lyler ' riew. fhene ChlLaytol F ih o SEKLEP ER — Sit.; EVercreen 27 Brown Bidg. for interview i yton mot . : aig te RG Ee ‘ e : MANAGitK—We -have a mighty fine po- colored: re taurant work: | COMPANION—Eklderly man wante male |“ .iion ror an ambitious, aggressive man, in = x Dodier, : Tyler HQHOOW Oprella. cullpanion lor walk im suburb; no pay. Capabie of being inanager vt-a@a Chain ol HOUSERREPER— Si.: : eG ena References. "Pp Otherless i“ colored, day work; county | Box G-/0. Post-Dispatch, luuod dispidys nuw veiling estaplishea in ali | ot si KE KPER—Sit, ~Patkview SSSI. a aly eMitland 2QRRO. . COOK—And allround manu. Call Drimar | Migsuuri and Iiinvis Mba ‘rrilories. hspe- employed. Riverside one home i MAN—sit.. colored: housework. plain | _Uod (Cc) a en in vecelying applications | * fiolsE rE Ep ER—sit.. call 63J. 0 ving; reference. DEImar 1387W. CUO K-— “New Market Restaurant. laa vanes en gn centers Gulside of — St, ae + GRand 1773M_ & m, § = n; clean for eee ref-| 410 Morgan. {c) -, dust be active and industrious Bs , aN—Germa ’ and be able tu carry an Jnvestmeinl vi cOU et ie a elder erly Tady he 1110 Ferry. LUUF so ani gee sage § Rae D12U0U fuuy secureu. Earnings 24UUU anu —“sit.. colored: bundles to bring _Diy_atter p. Mm wV 5. : bonus. Aduiess ilur interview, Bux D- UM! erences, ais 3 of refe rences. 4 Al . SBR, Post-Dispatch. A. Haley. ] , : on 435 : aklin: a days out: call COlfax 414°W. COUPLE—Colored, for furnished basement | 40+, Post-vispaich, 139, Post. Dismay bettas ; MAN—Sit.; washing take home. 15lo rooms for work, Yd McPherson. (e wi HUNANIC—rexperiencegd on trucks, 1109 Tae with child taere ¥ Hinckrodt. COL PLaA—White; woman 10r cCOOKINE and Cass. (c) fo once. 2711 Howarg ome mAN—Sit., to co cleaning by day;) outsive work: state wages and reletenves: | MECHANIC—Experienced, Apply _Gilliau- HOU SEKEEPE R—Sit. = ——~ th seferences. FOrest 8461 W. St. Louis County. Box G-00, craig? a; Hpstein Chevrolet Co., 084% baston, (c) | upencumbered ; call “are en ONAN Sit: colored: work halt days; | patch, : ' ; ma MECHANICAL DRA IY SMAN-—Local mai” | rie Se" references. JE fferson 35°). COU PLES—UCooks, oh og Nort ulacturer, avout J Years’ experience lice. FOU SEREEP sont - 4 —a motherless home. LIin- housemenh, porters, Jani ors, 4 - ” eCSsary in macilne layuut aid delailie. oe ER- “ne gh Mir oy * 53). ait. "350 Page. ers, Maintenance, Bowers ate 2 ered Box -4, Fust- Dispaic li, “) . ns _ , TY s ** ‘ = . - “. Post-Dispatch. ” Geiman; about 4 days; tow lg ampayes §=6ASSD . eee eNGi NithinMan fairly OU SE KE EPER—Sit.; vo ede "3 seework. o7i7 N._ 20th. -| experienced in general maintenance and . thoroughly exjeay: in SoAK- SiC; colored: clean offices or wert 1 TE nt tg A gg ed foe spi (atee: CUNSIrUCTION Work, saypply vy icilev, Srti- tO G-304, Post- Dis atch Se armiture : reference, JEfferson 2694. Prag oh Oe 9 1123 Washington av. » el i y Protrletein riciwsences and salary pa uN 4 . by mail. 26324 N” fen day work — Ela ath TNA 7. | DESIGNEK—Capier and paaery route _x4o@ Bremen ay, (c) Lonel W NS = itads “**) silk dresses; experienced; all communica- — —————__—_—-—* bey . nemo young ve Deer. 1511 Hickory. tions “strictly confidep tial. Box. G- ge Mr pate i Be 3; ) riess private OMAN—Sit.: day work; cleaning OF | Post-Dispatch. (e) a a ; MoN—LXperienced i ornamental iron iow SEKE EPER—Sit.; by neat. ttle for family whe — appreciate’. = a 69. i e . laundry ; + in Lindell 71 DISTRICT MANAGER Wanied by old ¢ work ivr sfhop work. Sec ' WOMAN —Sit.; wants cleaning by the day. tablished lite insuraiice compaly for cit’ Wire Works, ude De nan Ot aay Call CAbany “B7RW and Bast St. wouis. Box D-J1ls. Post-Vis. ee } home and good pl) MiEN-—sSeveral, to sell monthiy pren:ii ain cooking: d y FISMAN—Experienced im mMacnine ' coe Colmay = pretium eae . day or week. |} DRAFISMAN- perle accident ana nea ; . Box ae 76, Post-Dig OMAN re colored se and tool designing; state age. : experience eokamrenie a eaitu lisuraiice, +p “pe a $37. aati: “aan 272, bost-Dis. : _ ch ee ow ge employ ed. ‘Call ee SOMAN—Sit.; age Fc ancy gaa me oe — me Hote ee —— as tal-appearing, bi sell the famous ah . . . : : Ww relerences n‘ nf SE "s V4unhbUW Ice creunm sandw 3 "ee or J318 Calvert ay. » Overland, ; Smad or experience in machine designing; state) make goud. APDIP wom ae ” ayers ‘y - . > ec 1be « igs DR wench . pnd (OUSE ‘SE WOM AN —Sit. by youn AN—Sit.; middle-aged: wants work Seeeenen. Cee, Sainry oS ce ay eng MEN—d experiencer in uirect selnug: per- apeneral housework Sang Tat cook of ‘any kind by day; references. Cali for | 2 Bt , ———-—-~ maneut pusiudiis tor meu Oi avlullv: 4 ing G 7366. DRiVr&R—Maryland xpress, Lido —. orders & Gay pays 9OU per Week. Appl» nut. Le 32U Planiers siag ugetey German; ¥ M SESE will take care of sick _or — — Us. ich} . ir 238 Louisiane, — care or children; stay on place, Lin- | DRUG CLEKK—Young man; experienced. | mmN—asu ivdit dor sture Miauagers; Mal ‘desires: Sark — 6835. 5295 Page. ried; experienced prelerrea; guud saialy "experience. CONS: . vee eee > D - FENDER REPAIR MAN—Must be experi- | Jefferson +606. (1) | . Dp ce; refer nee om ee bear yr on; ‘would like a few evening® WOrk: | enced: steady work. St. Louis Blow Pipe NIGHT WwW ATCHMAN—Must do porier | ; re a” : , bad - . e ad + > 5 oa . . ° ‘ j ° bn + in - 4 L400 i : 8 KE fferson 8877 Me or companion; can give reference. | & Heater Co., 1948 N. Mth. ‘¢) | work; white: 7 nights a week: state age, Tuesday, We dnesda) ‘ LUcust . exper if ne ~ J c olored: x Z -O50, Post- Dispatch. It IREMA N— Pianing mill. or contractor, | e Xpe rier M va) and salary Ww anted, Box H-2 7 jOMEN-——Two, want work together; Ge | to demonstrate and sell woodwurking Ma- | Post- Dispatch. “Tureday ; $2.85: references, Man and Irish: will give best of refer- | chinery; govd moneys can be made, Must | OFFIC colored, Monday, j e: capable of working. Write Mise | have car, Box G-124,_P.- ; as na Reuscher, Willisville, TM. Hotel or |*RAMt MAN—To lay-otf and machine | p-ys80, Post-Dispatcu jsowork. window. frames: experienpecd: ne feng] mindles. to A Seen: called for enka fa SVersreen 5710. ned: Xt ; “e Z lv doe 8, 4 ) experienced MUNG LADY—Sit.: will care ye chil- need a SSI —— wats on. ; Ing concern, xOINE business; good Oppor- | fren afternoons. COlfax BerSst rLANAULr ANU GUTTER MAN —Firet. | tunity, Box 43-74, Pogti-Dispaich, ie} class. Call at 182 Alired av. before 10 | plaeo; electric machine. a. m. Sunday moriwimyg (eo) | VRRICE MAN—or woman; plumbing snoy, me : : _ = — State age, typewriter w bility salary ce - GENERAL MANAGER—AN Es1Ab- | War | ‘ “fe © . . > sain on “ SUNG TLADY— Sit.: colored: like good) LisiiEv DISIRIBUTOR OF A HIGH. | Sox L236 Pus ‘Reply : white: reliable: Thurs- MUN; LADY—Sit.; to. do ae hin’ S. Broadway. { $3.15 ‘day. Arcelia, ooo fored: pitied piace with settied neople: general |GRADH AUTOMOBILE DESIRES THE colored; er housework. JEfferson 1346. SERVICES UF A GENERAL MANAGEK PAINTER— First class; non-union, Apply — (TO TAKE COMPL Bre CHARGE. THir , 4224 Baryland. Sunday, 1:50 p.m. ic? SINSE OF RESPONSIBILITY AND WILL ! PAINIER- t.xperienced: call between 9- : reits. collars, towels hand- dozen: uniforms. dresses, t f)at aoe. curtains. JEfferson 5425. I | -- 3 SINESS. BOX G-37, POST-Dis._ (c) | PAINFER—10; union; new work. 4109 be. oper MEN, | BOYS | BE COMPENSATE 2D ON THE BASIS OF | 1. EVergreen 4155. (e682) | we ours, 7 ° r tr . ; ks sis; ALS Gl TE AN OP >) wa P 4 ‘ 4 - , + in bundles taken home: CCOUNTANT — For install- | texrry oy SaARe IN PROVITS AND | 4a8p Gomme Ye) male or female. 156 |} ULTIMATELY BUY AN INTEREST IN | ae | U R ment furniture house: only (x , ose with exp rience n | ‘ : GRAINER—Must be able to xrain and: St. Louis. Brennan Yengst. , P pe e need ap- margleize on metal. Box G-211, Post- PAINTERS—Union, for new building. Call y, Address Box G-108, Post- | Dispaten. (0) 7 WORK—Sit. ; colored: clean- and Friday; references. = red; hotel experience; ian aes caters (e5) work, union: phone ag TURAL DRAFTSM AN—Y oung HAT CL EANER—Experienced; clean and Sunday. GRand 0471J. c) TKfferson T2978 colored: half or ss Am 38. apartment house work ; glve age, reéf- jo Ww é : Lz , © ! y oodrow av., 3 lock east nes, experience, telephane number and 261) Cars; call Sunday morning. drow a 2 b Lucas and JEffereon 129 Mlary wanted, Box (-196. P.-D. (tc) | HOTEL CLERK—Middle- -aged, es ref. | Hunt_rd. c Slored” references. Mrs. AULUMOBILE PAINTER—T erence. Taylor Hote], 920 N aylor. PAINLER AND PAPERHANGER—Must | a oe ) col sider ’ 402 EL L uck a: L Indell_ 2692, pai thership "C pain t busine 4, in Wabater HOULaSL AwbD YAKD MAN—W ho Cah diiVe i bret gS — by eee Addre 88 J. +; or housework: colored; very mfoves. Box G-218. Post-Dispatch. ({c)| car: Japanese preferred. WYdown 0279, | 4Parck. Bonne Terr 2: JEfferson 9319. BUIO MECHANIC——Who_knows battery (c90) | “Sy; able to haedie Means figure aod tone: | colored; references. Jeter peteee : apply today. Davis Auto Re- | JANTTOR—Colored; 12-family apartment; ase werk: scent shat Site Sees sad net | Ib N. Kirkwood. (c) references. Box L-272, Post-Dispatch. erence in first letter. Box G-170. P.-D. | ilght pousewors: good AWNING HANGERS—Two experienced. OPERATOR—Who Valley Structural Steel Co., 3117 Big Bend ieee Tie ric ne ed, “SR ELaHA ce Good STENOGRAPHER CANV ASSERS—This ts a anid a real money. this ts S real reuree and Sa ee sent covers wiht free Fun rain * gabon. oes $6. 90; maker if vou are a pet rartic “oars in letter. SALESMAN —UOppertunity sebing salestncn absuiutely in St. Louis, SAL ESMAN— —To sell Phone L. J. Mercicl. capital or experience needed to earn “$50 SA LESMA N— With spare or ful! time. silk bedspreads to departinent stores hiberul w~d, Clevelaad, 2 direct outside no cummpet) vou and will app al w better ype sulesmen; pusl- tivu worth Suvy tu $5uu per mynth, £ag- Leek O62 __tniladelphia, Pa. ‘ SALESMAN— You want permanent con- Wwe want competent man: Lindell Jol, Aton: shed CODIPTY 5 new snesaine wndise for re tremendous demand; ane ances. Bixier Lu., Dept. estab- Madison Shirts, d60 Broadway, ork. “oe ng gene "Houge ~ — bropus ion: SA LESMEN—Ca pable for wiilinge workers. Avoly Dt rhs “ut i UnS— exper moced, Koyal Importing Co. Cookery Co., 2535 ait mine ‘av. —de0 Salary ald Mberal com, SALESMEN—To sell gop a gal- ae ee al ition PARTNERS WANTED a : SALESMAN—Patabllibed ‘S88 Company, Den = Riinois town; AG ENTS——F neti egg Al SALESM BN ter phonographs and a cotetar ; te a red Ar man. protec ted Terntorr. PARTNERS Wta - distributor _agency. last selling tlvvd “Electric al Tel rigeration, SALESMEN S10 daily cane, We atart you in auto accessory business; no investment, no experience necessary : exclusive territ. ry. MAK E RS — George ee L PHC LL oF ERERS— Experienced. 3446 L os U Pp AOL STE RE RS—10; > LEAN arama ye “ ASHER—Must be r making “duminans cow ‘I en - = oe : Steady work and c00d compensation, WASHER—Expertenced, WOOD PRE DU Hae S M AK ER— Bodine apres J M A N_oitaperion: e 7 — rou NG WAN For one ag ‘position in nN sag ne el of bekily ration and of cond eacuoner WANTED "ICE BOY—-Must be 17 years; give} refcrence?s; salary $1U0 per week. Box! el) | OFFICKR MAN Mxperienceed, by advertis- | you to ol d responsi- bi) e and better- paying ; position ? |MAN MUST Bi AN EXECUIIVE OF UN- | VAINLERS—o ulllon | house painters, | TF etlerens + a good worker; HELP WAN NTED ‘USUAL ABILITY AND WITH A HIGH | Chares Raftery, @7y Bayard, Ac) | paar Rpts operate Cleetne i "“rgt 1 , lih to 6 vears exnerience. preferably block hats: also pressing suits, Greek,| PAINTER—To paint bungalow. , saRar | a fork Hi, fe 3 ) i you sell of aa Write po oe Chemical | AGENTS: —Sell Dlood tonie, OSes UIT per cent big seller. i; dic] a eee — quality; low tablished New York manufacturer of pop and children’s knitted essential to travel obiection to che yg non-con- BROKER —W anted, to sell @ g00d ahem lar priced infants’ BROK ER W anted, to sel Jellies. SALESMAN—Live wire can sell stock for cabinets, EN—Larse magufacturer furni- ture specialties wants salesm depart ne of tables, etc. Opportunity for pert stable connection. eclinig Ment stores, Popu- — and beuches, mt and proi- pb a comntiasiin. flicting children’s line. Longacre Building, New RADIO SALESMER—— should have car; chanee to make some real money. Monday, 2518 N. Taylor av. | Royster for appointment, DElmar 0191. SALESMEN—Chicago manufacturer, rayon undergarments exclusively, man to sell on commission basis: nish bank references. DISTRIBUTOR—For experience unneces ing, distribute and — drawing solneme and chance for large a N S—_w ite for SOAP “AGE T r refere nce required as to ability. Box a terms to agents on our a creams, aa AL ESTATE SALESMAN Experienced, years or over. to sel) oe Cyrus Crane : $50 drawing ac. following among _retallere or ueers a . seataiie plan: 511 Bank Block. see noe ‘nings ouly. Se oo for a — man rospect for Osak Grove Me- the million-dollar mausoleum, near- ing pole Fn others are makin $1500 a month: ne quick, highest commission, pa ne pian. ful] coo $500 to if you can qualify for this unusual opportunity a future is assured. Ld details awer E- * #%. . SMAN—Ten, at once, for real extate, big money be made paid on “oo automobiles extensive vertising y~ saleemanager room 217.- use two live "ie who are capable of making $1000 SALESMAN—We a ESTATE AGENTS — Go id sign letters” for store win- . ‘ _ oo it~ Ps e meen Se -r he t1ns s. Cv., ; - eo alary. 52 Vernon. —And lathe ‘ ood: governess, or co! stp or rapid advancement with work: room, board, salary > > Tagg ¢ rte ge open lk yg Titik oe | rowing concern, ?%7°7 Lo siwt “ust. fe —_ we > te » ‘ ) | MAN-—Experie nee d. og i make sheet fron we “MEER—Appis Wit Lick Wonks Ri an eR *] hour. Avply Monday, | heaters. 100 saad . wishes position ag cor rai 215 Weinwricht Bldg. WAN--Middle-nged:; | handy ; for restaurant | ————— ; or tutoring children: ‘tra’- Pr LAYERS ah " shuD. work: references. 94 N. 1°th. (7) a | epee: ee Beachwood ay. Pine E urone- oo pertenced; best referencet . and Dover re! MAN To operate concrete mixer for | Learn. before noon. ag : MARER Wust hate expert: | street work; state experience and wages, PLU MRT Fy neriencrd and paper hang aye Bit. : Wen Saree ee edu: arke , finishing, repairing; references. BNF Lexpectd, Rox T-244. Post-Dis. (c7) r oe Creat Seve vl oe eome ' erty ‘ i lich “‘_sti ; mus 7OLISHER—On jewelry: only experienced eee hawt 7 ~ .. RIN} hg MAKE KS-— Experienced on =o. "chaae” wetter . Sunday, S131 biinee. need anvly. Ror D-396. Post-Dis, — fe7) ; . . ® .? * ~ ine Smith DFimar S8RAW after 9:30 . os 10 Loin Mixture and Show | *ota, PORTERS—Colored, Apply 11°26 Olive at or nartionla ra, ; a 1 Cass av, _.. | MAN-—Industrious: as collector and 4o- 1 o'clock Sunday morning 7 iM, pre teraely frien pa —— EX DeTrionerd . for inside | licitor in southwestern part of city; state | TRESSMAM-—-One who understands srt- _ RY: werren “S417, G.29 finishing: must be reasonable. | ast. cxperients ang salary expected. Rox | tine vp forms and running cutting and ~s4, Post-Dispatch. (c) | G-824, Post-Dispatch. (c) | creasing press. Apply 2038 Walnut. (c7) aN 6 eprr “—_ ( AGENTS—Sell Fritch’s vegetable soap and rite AGENTS— ap fo To repeat: l0e and sells for ‘Ww ae inley Laboratory. AGES ge Miah c Tass novelty, and rummage sales, Wholesalers. Desk Jd, 429 1G ENTS Five hold National Fibre Broom AGEN TS—California : — coining monye, _AGENTS—T pay just to we ar and show cores ne oan no experience: ‘B00 Per vrei + samples free; mere, —_ RH. W. EN BI cae etl our 100 beauty for enlored: half profit. samples and specia a ee a an ee Pe ue ‘ F oegy free offer. YOUNG MEN. N Who want to make &7 ,3-$100 weekly. Write, 5-Cemt Siza want $20 vash commissions ey rcry dav? “nell world’s accone best woman buys. Ww rit e W: per. month: must be able to finance them- and a fine future, men and women to sel article that pulla the heart strings of ev- de be TapallTar with 4862 ’ 60 a week to your ineome: ADD Si eeded everywher?: - samples ag Ma Ric. ” ew, orizinal prop- housed itd scllers ev er SA yA AN— Experte ne od first-class references. “— ws es - “ood product. Looly Coating oO N, Servic e, Sheboygan, Wis. —Attractive proposition: ‘a etn no has-beens or chair Warm- Winters Hudson-Easex. Call LAclede 451. SArEaMAN— ne ve window shadcs. Rex sALESMEN—Manufacturer wire representatives. SAL. ERMAN With car, to sell spec _ T ad- $200 to $300 weekly; -— n ” To sell to retail grocers. ca Nes es. Box 412. “anto furn ished free: h-- — sel} stamped etee! chick: im erience not necessary; stamped ng — ay for REAL WORKER w tetlewing proven house. to- house and | “Wes aschina’ ale aa SALESHEN NTs @ crime for keeper Gy 5 protect his bual checks, rv ase wr ae dishonest employes, fraud. etc.; States Fidetity and Caprents Co ie lseu- covering only 8&8 cents per da ean and = hai SAL $ ur to half hour: write orders qr 1 ning any store- nhees aguinet the Uni items ou . bonus in addition, th et meney talty sales.ner, art time. to handle our well ¢stao- ine of. advertising specialties: pore for samples: liberal commission p on mocatps of orders. Patent Novelty Co. cl every Holly wood idea advertising service for no : 4 every permanrnt repeat business: cutie Retafl ~ Service Broadway, 64. New ment wee one of the largest public utii- radars Mg wil | SALESMAN — S2000-84000, traveling: bring references. successful og Pp. m. ‘TYler O3T7M to arrann? for an Interv lew Monday SA LESMANAGER— With experience In “Ts of high grade securities: invest some capital in going company pre- “real $250 weekly propos: Se oe forceful Fasley ‘Halpen, Dept. SAL ESM EN— alert 139 X. "Leelwood. Box D-494. Post-Dispatch. canvass and eecll SALESMEN~ Two; naces and repairsa to home owners: senna wontny Exceptions) repeat 3 “itickey’ SALESMEN Clty and read, Write paleguneneeet assing “utos imnossi morning after §:30. sALESMEN— Automobile: Newstead ‘and ‘Olive e. — || SALESMEN—To cover outside territory i Mr. N— ing can sel! a nationally abveal qualities. Commiasion basis, include department stores, stores, seed stores ang flor iste, Write a me re ~if nr EN-~—Harvest - SALESM tional aétartiont and used product: atate experience aud refer- saet.iereaeoseeese toe s XS ene ity SAL ms MA a SAL TM AN For “mechanical Tne selling 19041 N. V andevs nter, $3000: prospects SAI, ESMAN—Calling on oer peers Ri OUT—New patented “apron, Ss fd acl! suburban: pane and » - plenty of build } improvements: we furnie aseiet you in closing ~ * a ally good cormnmtseion., AND CONSTRUCT O1 ma Terrace, Florissant rd... er Monday from & ATwater &0. to e¢ll armatures | ‘than 30 years in the business. oume | be hustiers and sive reference in anaoring. ties ad: no strings or straps, averuge 100 par Commissions daily. Sta-Fut Co., 717 N. SALESMEN—Original Grandfather C nl weal and other all-different busines atim- “$33 > tr $40 to. men who eualify, Regt Exclusive reoreeen eustomed to meeting exeeutives and will. ine to work consletentiy: vertising or window an advantage: tion, backed by rational publicity adver’ tsing Practitele . Cineienati, « and com- te line of pet foods ith dealers’ > CO Verwesen Ca a. m. to & ( a & man buye on sight SAT. FEWAN—It you ate — Yor goo4 t viel wale. _biz profi .. a good commission, and constant iad age H. OP ee ae 476 breedwer, fy ” Metal Toy sMoveitien. | eaeeee— you ean call system service that coste them only a week commission: sermanent, rs territory - cootinueus repeat thte pareeeiiion ts * *. nes thirty ee Fs a.‘cer awfrsl year: entiafied etetumert.: -, meet . aa ree hte ver i bousa have ©¢ oofor pees, iF enced ears suk

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SUNDAY, 2 AY 13, 192 MOMS FOR ra eno —Cleaii, ein toilet 847A N.— SP. LOUIS POST.DISPA‘ TCH. BOARD WANTED ROOMS AND connecting, private: { OOMS FOR RENT—West ¥ marking bath, . 1445—3 ie $7.50 wee TiN. 1904—Room for light house- all conveniences ial! conveniences; = Furnished roonis, house pple ght 8) SRS ne ’ PSA—Nicely furnished front ees entlem an: lolvl—sma!; RAND, 1439— Large double, . Grand, Bellefon aye ion; gentlemen on); mg: idea! locat Laine, . 2inPA—Front room, all convenience -e3, ee (| SIDE anne, PICS to bara bab | [207 wasnimenee— 5297 WASH? Neatly furnished RLATNE sore t WM) he IOT, 3971— —Thr, a ” , Aizat floor, we iatge rooms v¥ala- ~—Fro nt ro salt =conveniences, te — eee BLAINE - 5660 —2 rooms, ‘sleeping AR E a] a DEL} Ng rooms, from $4 up. (ez) ‘DE “| Pm wa ~ — secesaanney rivate 00M1s: also house. td. ‘or i’ Call Mrs. Mayers, furnished | BoT ye Al garage. 3 he is er 53° lw “4 "basin women. FOre [See ae a I: reo m, ~ nN ED ae ‘orher hoy Laie ; reliable WeA—Room 1 ili La — Koon for ONVEN ferns. S. SLOAW—. ; wen le ‘men pre 4547 Rarage, Modern - [oa Magee Tous r 3674 JEfferson Keeping. kitchenette TNBORT SUCS —m Koom in priv : wly keeping rot ream —_ 7 ¢ aA rnencertaneentsatt ’ (02) Naty Tuma To ti ‘4% - * , . '——— — COlfax $270. EMOR E pag or Wwithe ut board: aa = c akeevitie” roome ve a jr? WHin ee Paoter Ei ; Hileman preferred. be at j pBRILITANT IT SBA pm: ance. sink- @» or 4 Te siden. a ‘ — a ‘ ()] *. Modern — J Urnished 9 adults. ~—Med o: . ii——Fione= nee ping reasona hy} ol. =~ -N ic e clean roo! m 4 sa Orest f Ww as “Cai ld) "eee rates. ‘PINE rooms: ~ RENT—CITy ge. rentlement every cor Box G-12 8 goxee nal rooms adults —T wo — a family: alan -~ be 7 House. Pp rig 1742— Ater Fy rest Roo: Ths ke ping: all convenic * ee ; F rest 53Re] ¢ all Toom, Private ami couple in privaal ; > o “OnRe| 1a] "ye nl a Cai gentlemen or coum - the Noa 3 m O err Plex s; iln{: STE 513 a N.—-Lar Cc, a bot house} kee ping roomae JE —— b0ard jo; by me “¢ Ay sy On “JOB ILL ‘ 7 *-* P] - ae y aa . yi “1 = . enna ccaaeticererineneesinnees — - i tele zr } t Lak, sate 8 {c) 50 - Sa ARMA me —Front room: nea ‘Aousekeeping $x. TOUM and . ee “@ uple” a gen tle ° e- ne nosthitrtnittpme is pe | JE (ca3) oe = = i Private damit 3 £ te —_,_ ON 416-—23 nee ting front rooms wie itch we IT 53 Large. Bouskeeping $6. sleeping portend te bs Position whien os ping: all cony | lang. pet optional. jar ‘-T"} ACADEMY S20— RE bo yA = ar gm eke nee pare ee ON, Hou urnished rooms for Toe | with complete kitch we ee * wenn rooms, 5: + 2 peeping reoms Nien , $732. Twn second lioor: sera BO S Hid? BOARD — For rooms, Private BOARL—] Or 2 iimar ary Ly. neat rs nn, 2? Mi enient ps . ars: x housek re STA, ie) a a “ht hourreey rome Nat Mom Bi ‘tor ken — mar. nishe vk a 0 g HOTEL $127 Loco st—Cican; Wwe (co) — le it > Priy ate N.—Sleenine 8 with shower ba tha, ?09—Tght now if furnished hascoment front ‘Tooms, héug N—Light MUBek home fi IiTnished © Arkview S308_. Chean. South = BO Neath v furnis} UREK Rey} 1) - Ne wy fro seneer included.’ S11 ver * Nace netetianin aetna, - . housekeepine i +a 5 ra ms Fr r ain of thrae highly MAR RAND, ae tac 7 ia —Housckeco ty CON Ven iene s. Mode ry —. “Water at ct - ROMS WAN TED 3 rooms. y counties house. , Sink, aires ee iene es _Teasona! de. beau Tish — pte $5: ————— gn. POO - TePASONa hh) ~Sleening Porn, - Private family Slee mn n re ‘a f ng roo: ts “ty ; OA ‘ront room. i ous sie pi aL conventenc> Large front WO lizh pialaks or Deiter _— ’ = —_———— furnished. ws y Large "handsome- ep ng room : range, MIN — Ol ~~ : earage. Eels furaieid rooms, icO2) 340 = m i Priv ate’ family ' NE .Al 53d Tal | NE ene 4. 1 800—F SF Tt Nilenes i 7 38 YY Yin Eleganti Ntleme - all conven le lees -_ i oom f ON Dec ‘Leg house ke "OpING : ‘ ee -) usekeeping and st acing Toa —Sleeping room. gene ities ting ——Nea atly Tartished TA ri iB pt. Fi = i reasonable. = C ONT | 3 Laie ront slee eiieiisaapaie ate mene “garaee, cony venient a Moder I ? ~ FOr FELLOW, 1360—Too | SOODFETL SR <a CO ry; rr nt eMan - la dies ail Apt » 245 Fae ee a | Aurcnenctte leo gle "Or5 cle an housekee ine ‘Tr Grove ar ‘ (7) Kite her, - 7 or 2 ines very | rooms « Atvapd ATE HOME — Ly | emploveg people.

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_&"600 FARMS as or Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business C POST - DISPATCH, | Chances, , Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. FL. a? \Y id, 3862 ae SP ine od ____ BUSINESS FOR SALE __ _- BUSINESS FOR S SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR ‘SALE SHOP—Reasonable. oes a TUN I TIES wv ts. “ es eo bow oti a ts aS . Ts SI i tates eed un thn ee was a - ae . : ~ “ = vs Y - ee — as ?. DEFSBlctiis made ae 12 Call EVeraree WILL build store to tion tor any kind of husilless ; PARL OR—Wiret: Class a “ TO invest oanat c Di BEAU Ti SHOP— Le at improv ¢s sutomobile ‘Tan I manufacturing, — fos Pn PRB Bm, sa “Sh IP—VNV onderful Seve oper elo a FIRS Oe cae. PRP LP Factory paocation Wanted . ; {ij sl. PRos-pect LY16 GArt Se et SHOP-—Atiracuve, Bualmeu s Reus ; Building. ay S n ashi ngtol AbD y- , )- they AR—Good va i; ESTIGA for assigument under 2 tage so. ~ é eety ‘ \ - 7 one > a) ie has 13 }runswick-B; wl ND SANDWICH * faa done “ ~ ss y-stha eeiener bene a eter ogee orp t a "i ~ - ees 5 os - oe. ' er aly Os ca ad ng. EE Ea Se Sy % V2 Trae Sar eae ace SRA BA LET Mase eM AE a ie “ Sei Sle ne pe toga ager ' f * Li shen an nee com me a 8 Sere ere a =e Te ee dhl ern estat eicacnk ties Stee een ae DELICATESSEN er oy Bor 3 aw carte ape a Sty ye terrae ~ = er neo sapere : ” Scone - er ae ) “ ~ “GARDNER REAL re Y, » ao: azo N. i; IODS—Sal on im’ HOUSE Bargain: T OBA Cc % OG Od ° Tn ae rig we now Se ee ee ee e‘'fect that sales resistance buying enthusiasm : : a a - at tae * ary Le pew Ng it EL Ae hele AD A a Os ” ™ “ace ak J ‘ pany that wants a distributor STAT lON—E xcelle nt abe 9 nae r — sc an A FO ARO RE Oh le RR OR ot Mote exclusive contract. SSO00 needed to cover snnr ctniqlibperanpets eactZ ’ i NING AND PRESSING SHOP—1125 | . { | MARKET AND GROCERY STORE - i aT SE —Doi ‘ rNLOW n° to be appreciated: an SINESS FOR SALE Will teach vou ———— nae For Sale 'STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | THEATER— 1415 Cass. ihe business, —___ $20 O00 P ROFIT | FREEZER CASE—Hussman; A YEAR nearly new: 16 feet: sell very cheap. Call 1007 Mar Senn cangpaee een aee ’ 1. » gorage ne of the best in the; *el ee Paigag : 7 000: terms GLASS SHOWCASE—Flvoor §seale, Sale . * a | ; Bs hele é - > - , . porta 3 R ( Kk y I \ ( ‘ } ( ‘( ) lesk tables. G1 Are aie a {Oo > L 4 é i 4 “ “* “OT ATER GROCERY FIXTURES— Ver reasonable 14] S71 t) Paul Brown Bldg * scales Hussumanl pd bf case, e@1ec nines = + . 4 "oti | 7, 2. ‘Pe LQisAcer ES ’ ‘ ; Like collee grinder. National CBRSD rt , ‘ ) ry AND SH | AND [LI Nf ty ~~ meat blocks, cuunters aifu sheiving gh Wi ru ‘Tit ct mr iG ' will sell ¢ or part. * bd yy > ‘ A, ‘ a STAT i BROKERAGE ( (). avt | ; 5 Paul Brown Bidg guIpment, new @nag used ] blob 16 au aa 54.50) . root tioor Clana money for you on s.ore and OTe Casc™= ZUL1. VWS61Y Me P ROF OFIT SO000 A YEAR | 2m st te) UU CARBO... 41 OR—Pump rect | t ! aL tire Dusiiess % a»attus LOCK Bihs— Metal. Medart LiaAKe | tviit a-Cad and ! isihess ; ‘ doubls eg t mn vith &TOGU maa eit Liew W117 N. Sih. tc} ne honuble tit t,) . . — Z " ? ¢* ) ‘i,’ M éd ke [IN hi hRS —hheas ma bit : Aiwatel STATE BROKBRAGE CO. | 3gaT EXT, 1415-16 Paul Brown Bldg MizzAt GRINDER—Eiectric; used only STORE. $5000 [NN monihes, 41°+4 Naturai bridze. MiILLINERY STORE HARDWARE a ee FIs 1 URES—Gvuod as ( mipict studek and Tixtures 4a real tu nev i. heap. IO16 ~ Grand. tio joing a very good Dusihes (Orrick runnitUkKE—Conp.ete ) BROKE RAGE { ) at cost; desks ‘aire ilies. CuUuvlne: Bide Lypewritcrs, STATE 1415-16 Pau > uUUille UW OULIILS. machines. UiloO N. dSih ™ "A 11Ov1—Steel, LQOOO Ifcet, his it \( 1 ee new ‘g sel] very law piice,; Marke . BUYS ¢ a 10 practicall cheaper tua liU-ecar capacits wi al ag Sica, aj} WOCKU LUU% mappa ~ Toone : South Site hope atial icsiie ci =¢ Pi ren OKRN M A‘ HINE ; Butie: yy | (iy te UR \, je CO choice of ” fuleuo scales. Ralelt, OSU ST A 7 Ie rh Xf i. . : GiaVOis, {> 4 > 4s ¢ =m i. ~ 7s ’ ~~ | A | ie | rir iy Kak Al } | 4 ( UA 3 best mrice & an j terms. ~ -L. 1415-16 Paul Brown Bidz and Fixtures, 71) N_ ith st. OULD it—Stean tables wood or glass tops: new or used; uprignt boxes Lvuis Desk Brkt * enemas rer — KESTAURANT tQU fees ge able fix \\ 2 ( AN , LL, ~ures* compleie out! iers, Hew ana used Ou! neerese 4 eosts you nothing tf also made to order. Any style cash resis ve don Wi results. Ve advertise. ters, Clear Cases, counters, stoois, tables, , aw c's PC we 9 chairs, reirigerators, co.i.lee Urns. steam ta > ‘ ry A | AY (NG i SI NIGSS Hos hotel ranwzes lyoleums. lans, dishes. i! he had ber looking through our tists eookmg utensils, ete.: terms. at Jost rea It costs you nothing Come up, talk it sonable prices. Bensinzger, LUO Market re RESLtLAURANT, COMPLETH Ol bedi. 4 ae Py @°, 1 + Ste tables. reirigerators. VTE BROKERAGE CO, ble am tables. rel ps 0 Ss] 1415-16 Paul Brown she coolersa nd urn stands lunch we , CL EANING: PRESSING a a BUSINESS WANTED . CL EANING AND PRESSING—Must Sell ¢ ae into other business. Jl tables, chairs. coffee urs, ums. ete.: let us supp'y your needs in re stools. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES resiaurant combination water counters, linele- BUSINESS Wid.—Small Riverside 9586, 35 UsINe&SS Wtd.—Good eucnanxe for double. PRESSING Tatlin. _gstablished for lf 1324 Montgomery. f ‘ONF EC TIONE RY CLEANING- PRESSING SHOP ly — $60 to $110: r 7 y “gh TH BROKERAG kK; low Overhead: aaa outfit: con CTIONERY ON ECTIO ERY on terms: ideal for two. CM el And rre¢ nh OSE }) | Ss 7 ORE itty onde Tr Tul carrer cLo’ r HING—Second-hand, oe pre 4 = . si ars Rirend * i ok Tye ae a a a nar) ak Ate eel ‘ > aftock and fixtures around 276, Post. Dispate) . GROCERY — Re st and soft drink business. — first-class fixtures. - Meramec inicne. gt GOODS STORE w td. ome, ae | Sestier EXCHAN( aai: BU SINES S for > = tr “—F eS how er Oeil P58 . 3 fy or ea i R. nap (> tae ar ery or without stock. Box Wtd. —Inel nding prop- rT. MEET A EES: ARO IAN REELS! OLLI NS SURI HE NEL NRE ORI GA RR Saath sere - - re ¥ #2 sd Laos ¥* ‘ tise einai wes pias sige dretnn a _ - ar o 2 , he rs . x PTULING wily age mu particulars. Boy L-268. a Dispatch. _ AR Mapes een er CONF EC TIONERY— 96; b1 Pees Ay PI EY 2 vias ve ps A $1500 veash rive Pull details. . . ee ae a ABO LE GOES DY. Ae OS oa REM -ER o—Geod business. “CONFECTTO N gl AND Pil. L ENG STA TION; tat om 3- tamily tenant fiat; I 2°26. Pos CONF 'ECTION ERY Va riety L000 reason selling CTIONERY—Grocery, milk fa h. aE “ae agenda to joc ation ; * qaiones age’ 7 See ‘ a Ww iwi contract with 5 —~y Save x“ RONI TATE, i ng motors to rewind or repair: he delivered: cuaranteed w ork, a ea IO ¥ . who growing, profitable, se Missouri corpora. agreeable peeraet reta linea S at way clo CON — T TON ER 7 —itae et. For. particulars see CONF FEC SONS 7. a 9 ae rooms Wi BUY dry goods, clothing, shoes. gen- eral] stores. city or country. Levin Auc- tion Co.. 1635 Washington. CEntral 8089. See) i CONFEC TIONERY — T8TT eS eile: be = a ee : ‘ ’ . CONF ECTIONE RY— on BUSINESS FOR SALE AUTO LAUNDRKY—+ ey equipped: Sien-speme oe rv CONE BCTIONE RY =j007° AULO LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT —Good money a proposition, Brock Motor. 4418 Olive. AU 10 REPAIR SHOP—40x40, CON CONF EK CT Ic TN ER Y—Sen Pe, eae TEA ANS NIL eS OTN, OAD» STE 7. ab nae CONF EC TIONERY 968 CONF EC TION ERY AU To REPAIR SHOP— Mec hanic’s B chat ice, cving good business: ony rcs and 4- room c { CONFEC StONER Y- RP RGN CR norte sms CONFECTIONE tY- GROG Is RY — Two vi i unable to cehdaad s will make ‘ ONT EC TION RY —Corner sls gate. make offer. BAKERY —1808 S§. *TIONE ny are 3 lunch IAKERY—5800 Gravois, with or without | ; CONFEY TIONER bet? | good Sti | CONTE TIONFR ao 1836 | CON ONFEC TIONERY Laurantl equipment: easiest terms tii ciry, : . GLOBE STORE & OF FICK FIXTURE CO., For Sale 700) Franklin. GArfield S580. te) aiats ag Settee aaa _ a oo le cr ’ FIXTURE or outtit for any kind busi ROLL-TOP DESK—aAnd chair: oak: goo ness, at bargains.. Always at Bensinger s condition. S610 Michigan. LOO) Marte } SLALBS—-LuUus registers. shcine muchines CK BAR- . eheay © Aba Set f) | pHOW FLOOR ¢ 1SkSs— Display: all sizes AKRERY FIXA'PURI Cormiplete mach) and styles: about SOO: gsellines at rez fr bargain New Frank lixture, 20; hurgaeins, bensitnger, “100 S. 12th st. carket ) | SAOWCASES - ilall price Coultors, 1 Vi (iy kN Hloburt Wlih otf burne boxes, steam tobh tables, ehuirs, ets 1} Tol cpvire t } i? 169007 Nicarle: 1 Pecistiprs, «av pol if api cfits prev W noe u-e LARRY OU be ri Complete. cheap jt) eash or *terms Rrekensehl 2a N. Nth Mciie portab ven IS. Park SHOWCASES AND STORM kFINTULE: AK KX GAS OV EN { ooknS machine =amy “7 Pereveyy “gg cascs of al} Kitue pyar ; ry ‘ reap j } ‘ ory if & Ui vrrocrs., 1994 Cherok 7 PAL ae FUONS MFG. CO, _ ee a ee ee — — a . ‘ a‘? C PAF FIXTURES —Gn a” mal Wrank Piel ide i Mri RENTH S'l ‘ f* ied eet" [ee } eiits Pres Ean t Mi eeu Koh See hts — one . - - ee Wee —_ ) } ! \\ rte rigass Tt , AUTY SHO! Kalil Mi j tT hye OLA - 5. i. . f reese) ; ' P ; es . “ ‘ t's ’ x ¢ ‘ } 1 *} 4 ¢} tweets 14) and Rod Murs iniord ra. ie! = — ‘ Clb SUDA FOUNTAIN —~— Back bars. tabies ? I eeete ly a ~ | ; ‘Om ‘a> aot hCoHER SHOW (A s—Combtination ‘ aa ” tH - yh luwest orice: i d ‘eye mig) fs Y af re { " 44) I etn uriiys ‘ e rae, ! . a ne a ee a Ea ae ~ | Te ry a) “gy } hag! i 1] iVecHeR A be (OC ERY OQUTRIES ‘ , ty traliie irs went ‘ i boxes, al m mittite nm j L¢ eriis t¢ 1) by? Mover hoet } 1(*er® bun tes 7 ree ‘) .) le ferry t | . je ined Fi€ =" n ‘ ~ py YY or i i A eS ; i¢ i i | ’ sieniainiimintie ne Sr VENER Icy Ceo “in 7 } es] ‘ ‘ ' ‘ - | ) te ; | 4 i A I { | oti }. ts rt t » ! ; { ‘ ! ( =f § a ry ~ I i) \ ii ) itt ht whys 0 clita ), \1 | { | } ! n Ky : - ay x Qey May ‘ ( ONDA FOUNTAI O-foot lectrie: Ist ¥ : a 1) . tV ie lq iQ i’ 1h] with Cri iaaire o .* rit e AUN DJ ty in 0 i hy Y I IN'TI K . Li ‘) f mbar f ! Ti | > i =i \ i { t (il€ 7 fre tI is ~ 5 oa MOTs ,. ve ‘ qopprrea icy ! . pip ~ R a ’ buy su i val ‘egal Ino i) ; ‘ —* a od ena sieans tab uewieh toaster, ¢ Tufte lation 71) af tT ai ~ a1 b , tern C7) 106; \j tate } 7 nh by, SR ES oS Oe net. Bi [IAR .AND ¢ Ci! OUTEIRS SOT DRINK PARLOR OUTFITS-—a' | ? ? | ie ‘ ‘Y ' ee ? “. Le | ! : - sia 2i7eES Yeeopt o i \ ow > ‘ — ( inyte “ oe Lae | sprue} Paar, Nj cy i i ~ sid. 'é ri) if WW PR Re es — . — + eh | ee 2 te : ier TEE FILING CABINS TS—1 | ‘ 1 } , ’ ' = } = ids 4 Fo oot Ak Leal { } t? 2) de? F re F SPOR) ica a rCHER AND GROCERY OLTFITSCA bie bak: bekedes. | ater { ’ i ‘ ! 7 1 . i er Oilers. freer b, fe} i.GKER’S, 100 ss. } t ij ? Cc iso) Combat . ee = maamete inmetnnammettaieagin euehetennams is jt** is i‘ Zz . byl . ani eleetmy i 3 i t } fe . @ ius - cas u ~ 2 j l l é ty or rerins sierti ee MT net : ’ } tj3¢ ‘ ‘ j C A . ss it AC's yy Vi \ j } h biNXs , { A {+ { a? \ | rERIA COUNTER ; , Ty viine Oui } ‘. is ae. ~~ USCQd w« this; half price h41o ¢ yw Al (CANS FLS—— ko f nz I ii i (ehh erat ~* rrite isis bivt lie its ! As REGISTE! itiona Tine wy. FON . wt er. RH CALeS beradie i » Fla}, (te) A} ‘RIFICE PRICES —offi ute \s i 1 tt is S29 Terirat for g: Fea) raotry "tee oO sa as rt, tt? pedany ‘ a> Pitt} 1A ban like ihe very He" “esks chairs hHles SO Wroont i] Pie shy «yey \f Le gaf PeiAy qt See's = feos wate ei fala ‘ eho ¢ BS, Mea _—- — Rhy Mika 8 et erg! ic] tis! ahyte shy r. ffi Spee i i . 4 } ~ - ‘ ti } ; (,] it t Ori] eae ba cs wey tr Ml I" pave Desirable ’ hy yler sts hy ; om dele cciai aa vor | euar eCHution ( ki t! i} SOS; Grew }’ bade & t ’ 1 erg e3°7ay 6 ¢ rhe Piifi Oa ehh P . aid vl aD ew “ fnew ee 3 ae * 2 HT RE Is ip ; ash tes ( ASHI] ‘ Ay S HS National ( ash Rexisters “i ae aides ee m GUE FACTORY REBUILT—GUARANTE] . =f ah ite OMe ls “{ rOW se lis Complete stoelk. boo Prices fussy fernis Na take ea eee, eCVers One WIL OM Neo wmterest Wiis fake a Nanee ?’ aon Re era cae te oe eee eet Cee NATIONAL CASH REGISTER coO.. 1011 ‘BE NSINGERS beh Market Olive st. CKoatral $060, (COD ) He KN OGR Al > | ‘ [2 N. Sth st PLUMBING SUPPLIES (ONL DP iy —_ “1 1) | . 7 ( : on ay on = rs best om kind of New blemished stock of sinks, lavatories r>LIS fee } qr ~ ties prices: i Tris ' . P . t : . ai ‘ Z 36 ‘lose a with tubs eic.;: Must u Louis De a: and Fixtu er £3 Be es closes OUubiit a week business: aan B ore. Tea gz CONFE' TIONE in ha a a Re ee ae te a ‘CRONE RY Fine loc: RES’ ST AU RAN T— Good once; good reason. seen oO catalogue; real savings. "ARTETY STORE 7 like n cheap. yoo elas MISCELLANEOUS ye BATTERY ROOM EQUibae _tires. U. it] Vik ‘Lol Ot 2SR. Pn BOLTING—24-inch. sit es cheap. 1014 N ones isiNOCU L, AR S- V1G Prism: 14 ba bad, Park. ‘ 15 { iLDER= and surveyers new and use d. at attractive er, G15 N. sruadwaey. 5th BRASS PIPE—20U00 feet: ard lengths from 6 to 16 4 nave standard threads on a sid€ and vutside; will sel} eh lron «& Supply Ce.. LOth (} , =a AY "é field 422 A AMER. | 4 x4, serles § eit? ts Cin phat oy 4 combi a "OPN California. CAMPING Ol TFIT—Schini and bed Lan be seen Sy Inig SOUtl 5 _ pl. P-eciris Diaha: Whil neil oa CHAIRS T able. Ciegant Rs fice. 610° Wallis ct.. Qo ae onal ~kor eale and bull 4) "9 « COFFEE MILLS—Meat Cc and refrige rators: big SOU lens. Steiner, 9U6 -N. Bre { OlL —-| UO] carbonated or pi in arn. COlfax 2100 ; ul UTING and welding torch Call 1423 Clark. ; ELECTRIK airect apit'c i FANS 16-in,” current: cost $37 bee 1834 Locust. biLiee rit A N— serena large size, Duplex 2-we)] Bie hnign Sland, Lew, rea ons! B it } > g a J -inch a ne E AN\S—2 elecirie £040 Se FANS kiectric: 12 and coudition suuranteed; from 1) Victor 0106s FURNACE—New, hot air: am onstration purpose; $99 $541 Delmar. rURNACES—50 new and came Out of the eyclong water, hot air and steam. + Laciede av. Telephe a ver Fleectrie “Cn. GA RAGI,—Portable Steel, re Steel and Mfg. Co., 4920 mam W ATER HEATER umphirey automatic, $65 re le i, HORSERADISH SK yy. ee S642 Kingshighway N. WwW, HOtiL RANGES—Oup 5s mo used, gis or coal, afl F and sizes, real barcains of sinser Co., 1007 Market. HOUSE. PAT ad and zine per gallop, | Lise Z rf ‘ as ae © palli 2» r gallgn, $1. “a nish, per gallon, B2:. fiat: we Be? ai’ a NIS#i MFG. cou 4 ('Hesinut j IN’ rERIOR decorations: nades, suitable for jaree Pavillon: a bargain for any@ Use them: must dispose of | Appliv O. For rster building Hote} Statler. INVALID CHAIR~ 105 clark tf ; Shei ~In valid | bade rent; trusses. braces, e Supporters, ee Lehde INVALID WHEBI, or sale or rent: evely des riptlionu. 1} 2 O97 CHAIRS . sickroom 4 4219 0 j \-( O——-i¢] I hee MRT a1 re +a Post-Dieno teh ItowA ed py eu rv machine UAS WATER HE Pris’ fn Nl aours Fk a Mintni PRospect 5S48. HONEY EATR ACTOR—~ And che it? 3647 Robert LAU WE ets -—2tp- fot extension: i tien leon S58 Kasten, a LAMP BULLI About 1000 234 fell © tefri amp bulbs, cleat: ralf original price : Call “UnGcas or Mouday afternoon at Bea) ee mralehe ul Lawn MOWERR—Medigm elituesty, hore eee 5341 Wells. \! rors (lhie yacuuoMm a ieee ATP dean ee] 'Aclede O17 : \i + ¢h ~ ! } 1? 4 c’ ’ ‘ Tite: a ede | : nt 9 Morrie PiePiURE ’ -ryT 7 ° . f om complete } I a Minpex, $275 and ’ \f 3006 es in giameter, e . ae i fer Tee q Viich-erade. $I, eka ee 1408 Frank ‘| > We hace made it ’ witnt quality fe price amd “ > minis: Paint Co. —— eee e- - ' pide = } «} in? ECON D-HAND , for all purposes: Kk Uaranieees fittings. valve money soil ST. LOUIS an (ON l6in and ark. HAMPOQO = Bi AND SUB 2 G. \rfield 4 BOARD and ¢ chee reasonable. 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| ? + ORO COLOMBO EEN 18) MORTO MM’ + Statue of Christooher Columbus in’ Rome. By M. W. CHILDS Of the Post-Dispatch Staff NOTHER school book hero has been taken off the shelf re. served for im- mortals and smashed to bits. This time it tis Marius Andre, French historian, who undertakes the debunking proc- ess and the hero he seeks to deflate is the great Christopher Columbus. So thoroughly ts the debunking proc- ess carried out in this biography of Columbus, which has just been trans- lated into English, that when you finish reading it about the only thing that can he conceded to poor old Co- lumbus is the fact that he actually did make four voyages to the New World. That is, if you accept the view developed by the late M. Andre. To others must largely go the credit for the fact that Columbus returned safe- ly to Spain in each instance, the his- torian maintains A critic of the French original sum- marizes as follows: “The net result of our analvsis dis- closes Columbus as a ‘discoverer whose discovery had been made by an other five centuries before; an admiral! who could not navigate a ship who floundered helplessly through every cruise he ever made, brought his men to the verge of famine and mutiny and was saved from death and disaster only by the ability of his subordinates a governor with- out discipline or the gift of command: a traitor to his sovereign, who de- served to be shot; a professed Chris. tian apostle who murdered and en- slaved his flock; a man without truth, und«rstanding, honor, faith, gratitude, or loyalty.” But it must be added that a far more human figure, perhaps even a greater figure, emerges from this biography than the stuffed-shirt hero hitherto portrayed as Columbus. It is the figure of a Iiar, a bragegart, an unscrupulous charlatan that emerges. But a poet, a dreamer, with a fixed idea that not even the most terrible adversity could shake. The book is carefully documented. The chief criti- cism which other historians have ai- rected against it is M. Andre's inex- plicable failure to mention the Norse discovery of America by Leif Ericsson in the year 1000 This newest story of Columbus opens in 1485, seven vears before he wae to start on his first vovare to the New World The opening chapter, which is in fictional form, shows him with his young son, Diego, on the way to the monastery of Santa Maria de la Rabida, to see Father Antonio de Mar- chena. He meets Father Antonio. fa- mous map maker and savant of the time. Andre has historical background for the conversation that follows in the teatimony given at a trial which was entered into many vears later to deter mine who should get certain profits from Columbus’ first vovare OLUMBUS had had a most dra- C matic encounter while staving with his sister and »brother- in-law, who was Governor of Porto Santo, in the Madeira Islands. One of the few aurvivors of a= ship wreck had been tossed up almost at Columbus’ feet on the beach and he had carried the man to his home. where he had died a few hours later That man was Alonzo Sanchez and he was returning from a voyage of discovery when his ship was wrecked He confided to Columbus tn his dying hour that he had discovered. far to the westward, the island of .Antillla. one of those almost mythical coals Page Two. “Columbus at the Court of Ferdi- nand and Isabella.”’ According to Andre, nothing like this ever hap- dened. that fired the minds of explorers of the time. The dying man directed Co- lumbus to go to La Rabida and tell his friend and adviser, Father Antonio, of his discovery. This, then, was Columbus’ mission. Sut it was far more than this, for he in his turn had been fired with a zeal for discovery. He wanted to go to Antillia, and he had secretly vowed that the credit for discovering it should be his. He wanted to learn, too, all that he could from Father An- tonio’s maps. But he never would— he never did——confess his ignorance of the sea and of navigation and, ac. cording to Andre, there can be little doubt that the son of the humble weaver of Genoa was ignorant in the extreme, compared to the learned geographers and expert pilots of his time. He began by boasting to the priest of his noble birth, all of which was untrue, for, and Andre repeats this allegation which was first made some years ago, there are some rea- sons to suppose that Columbus may have been of Jewish orjgin. There- after the scene goes like this: OW in said Columbus, ‘I be- gan sailing the seas at the axe 6 6GOf. ti C14)~« ane 6 6 6tlUCUee never since ceasea. The art of nav ligation inspires those who practice it to seek out more and more the secrets of this world Il have given 20 years of my life now to this de- sire I have sailed every sea known to navigators I have conversed and corresponded with learned men, both religious and secular, of many nations Latins and Greeks, Jews and Moors. and numberless others. Our Lord and Savior has shown me much favor in regard to this desire by giving me an intelligent spirit lie hus granted that I might acquire ample knowledge. of the art of navigation, also all that is needful of astrology, geometry and arithmetic He has given me under- standing of mind and also the dextert- ty of hand needful to make drawings of the world and to mark on them the cities, the rivers, the mountains. the islands, the ports--each in jts true place And I have uged the intelli- gence He has given me to read al] that has been written on cosmography, history, philosophy and the other arts In our profession one must know inany things. Though our poor friend Alonzo was of humble origin. he had acquired much knowledge, by expert- ence and also from. books What a misfortune was his early death'’ ”’ An Admiral Who OW Its COLUMBUS Whos Bein DEBUNKED Of this conversation with Father Antonio, Andre says: tomio that he found, during his briet refute the tales handed down in a stay at La Rabida, fuel for his imagi- false history—tales for which Colum- ‘All that Columbus had related to nation. He read the ‘‘Book of Mar- bus himself was responsible—of his Father Antonio de Marchena concern- velous Adventures’ of Sir John Man- ing his illustrious familv, his ances- deville and was fascinated by that au- tors, the Roman Consul Colonius thor’s account ‘Of the Four Rivers (from whom he claimed descent) and that come from Terrestrial Paradise.’ the lords of Cuecare, his two caqusins This was a geographical illusion which the admirals, his own exploits, his Columbus stoutly defended to the end command of King Reno's galley, his of his life. Other illusions and wild own encyclopedic scientific knowledge. fancies he picked up during the few his voyages on all known seas, begun days he spent in the library. ancient at the age of 14, the islands he authorities long discarded by the in claimed to have discovered-——all, from telligent of the time, but to. which first to last, was untrue. The very Columbus was always to cling day of his arrival in Spain he had privations at this period. He wrote that during seven years, from 1485 to 1492, he ‘suffered cold and hunger,’ that ‘during seven years everyone re- pulsed him,’ that he was the ‘laugh- ing-stock of all, and only one poor monk had pity for him.’ Improving upon that text, the nineteenth century made of him an archtype of romantic hero, superior to his time because of a surpassing genius, and on account of that same genius forced to live in misery, unknown, scoffed at and in- begun enriching with new fabulous in- FTER a time he set out for Se- gylted by his inferiors. Legend claims cidents a legend that he had sketched ville. with letters of introduc- that Columbus, as a man of scientific out in his mind before teaving Portu- tion to the .wealthy- and _ to progress, was persecuted by monks, “kal. But what he had so far invented nobles, with the express purpose was as nothing compared to what he would be inspired to tell and write as events unrolled themselves and as he plunged in ‘the darkness of the Mid- of asking Isabella and Ferdinand, gqje Ages,’ who were frightened by his their Catholic majesties, to finance a daring. The truth is that he suffered voyage of discovery. The King and ~ neither persecution nor willful hostili- gave free and freer rein to an imagi- Queen were engaged in a. prolonged ty from either religious orders. or the nation magnificently endowed poetical- war to oust the Moors from their king- laity. The actual verity is the exact ly, but constantly tormented and dis- dom. For seven years Columbus was torted by disappointment and wound- to persist in the effort. His latest ed pride.” biographer says: It was in the library of Father An- “Without further delay we must opposite. His greatest protectors were monks as learned as they were pious, in comparison with whom he himself was but a poor ignoramus.”’ G wees a seran enough, since he ‘ : ¢ } Vayvany ¥ nl ¥. nd , ' was a stranger without cre- >* _@ PP i ” nia’ a ae eiaitia ‘ai@dia'a ‘ a i> iP B +4 at & 4 A 4S MARA A Kb Aad A 4.4. dentials, since his demands were do enekes that hang down from the trees and bushes and touch your cheek as ‘ou pass! It was a wonderful experi- ence, but to a weman with any trace unsteady nerves it would lead to nightmares, We found the manganese, iil right, but it was too far from &@ ‘hipping point to make mining it com- inercially practicable.” ‘ {Di mon, Costa Rica, and again plunged into the interior. High up On the side of an old volcano they found a stretch of jungle which was | deal for coffee. They decided to turn Bon, Panama they went to Li- *“truggxle to create a.home-in the wil- cerness, a struggle which has lasted (wo years and is not ended yet. ~The plece of jungle which we de- cided was suitable for raising coffee Wes part of a large hacienda which had “Lever been cultivated.’ Mrs. Wallis “aid “From the Costa Rican who Owhed the land we purchased about O90 acres. It was absolutely wild land covered with vegetation— creepers and trees, including many ce- dares Our first task was to clear off the land, a herculean labor. The cedar vroved to be very useful. What waant Cragged out to be converted into lum- ber and shipped away we used our- Félves for building. The work is all “One by native peons. The peons clear 4Way the underbrush with their long, Sharp machetes. The trees are then ‘ut down and hauled away by oxen. ‘As soon as we had cleared enough kround we bullt our home. It fs &@ ‘wq-story cedar dwelling, on a lattice foundation, and looks something like a Maine lodge. We are two hours’ ride by horseback from the railroad at La . Peralta. There's nothing there but a ‘Tall station and a warehouse to store “'uff that’s being shipped in or out. ~~

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a : a Fa i Ss in 1, AC ~L jor a Po vg : a Man / ae ° i 7) The Dramatic Encounter ; ie . the English pub- Thus it is ey}. ea , oe lication of a Jap- dent,’’ Andre writes, ee laily anese daily and after summing up ag shortly after- Pinzon’s heroic ef- 3 te wind nee ta ( ards took ovet forts in organizing = the Tientsin Star the expedition, ‘not "3 ' , ;, : fl in Chima. She only that the expedi- ar! went back to $ tion of 1492 would Gs Tokio several! aba have _ sail % days before the without Martin Alon- A earthquake and zo Pinzon, but that 4: was there during he was also one of f that disaster its chief backers De. B. F. Wallis : ; 4 Then she _ re- spree se 08 a af t turned to the fas cons . Q greater than “i a By a Special Corresvondent of the Post-Dispatch i — : an nla 2 Sunday Magazine a and wandered off the Government. +3; » South rie aren i LP. to South Anierica The expedition was NEW YORK. Four hours’ ride +2} i as ) oa | —. again, where sne at last ready to start. ATHERINE MAC- by train brings : —" moecter Columbus, to whom 4 GREGOR WALLIS, us to the seaport Wallis the Queen had given, who, six years agoj on the Atlantic pe : moat dar- along with other gained the distinc- That's Limon, r ing adventu honors, the title af tion of being the and it’s 54 miles ¥ analesia in 192 Admiral, went first white woman away. We are cabin ; clea wae aboard the Santa to travel acrosscer- located about : before traverse Muria, of which the tain wild regions of 3000 feet above \ by a wuite wotn- nd cosmographer, Juan de the Andes Moun- sea level, and } sin she crossed is Captain. The Pinta was tains and the head- from the porch the Andes from | by Martin Alonzo Pinzon, waters of the Amazon in South Amer- of our house we vai Lima. Peru. to n, Francisco Martin, as the ica, is back in New York with another can look between Para, a t the and the Nina by Vicente thrilling story——that of the battle she the mountain mouth of the« ‘on, the youngest of three and her husband, Dr. B. F. Wallis, ranges and see Amazon River thers. have been waging to carve a home and the ocean more As the crow flies. y of how Columbus quelled coffee plantation out of the Costa than 590 miles it is nearly 3000 miles tiny on his ship ts well Rican jungles. away. That's Her purpose was to crops iis also must be added to it was during oue o! her adventur- why eo Ve the continent from west ls the “‘Columbian legend,” UN TOI ve Into Ecuads three vears named our place uM iad v to east. With her were an t yher says. It was Pinzon, et af she met and married Doctor So eae aa eee Wellies with gf te English guide, two mule- > Andre, who really quelled q Wailis, formerly professor of scology which, very {ree-" 4... of a South American teers and five pack antl- 7’ aboard Columbus’ _ ship, @ ‘| Bryn Mawr and Northwestern who ly translated, jaguar she shot. mala le €xpedition to sil on | Was then engaged in a search fur vil] may be said to “The American Consul ior American interests The newtl-- mean ‘High Watchtower Overlooking fee. as the pulverulent volcanic soil in at Lima,’ she recalls, Weds pulled up their stakes and wen! Land and Sea. which we have planted and the cli- ‘was annoyed with me fou D'S account of the three fol- gold hunting for themselves on the “Behind our house are the 10 or 12 matic conditions are both very favor- attempting the trip g voyages and of Colum- headwaters of the Magdalena River. siacks occupied by the laborers In able Costa Rican coffee ranks with Everyone said if I es- yrief period as Governor of Their hunt was unsuccessful, and late + 2 busiest season we employ about the finest in the world, but the United caped the fever and the what is believed to be the in 1925 they went to Panama, search- 25 cf them-.and they live there with States hasn't discovered that fact yet Indians {t would only be and of Haiti ic a dismal ing for manganese deposita. thei: families, if they have any. We Most of it is imported by England and to fall over a cliff or to cl nt stupid- “It's easy to talk about it now,” keep a small store, where we suppl) there distributed to the North Enu- be attacked by wild anl- false promises, misadven- | Mre. Wallis says, ‘‘but it wasn't 80 them with food and clothing at cost ropean and Scandinavian countries, mals Both of these lat- ering and general] incom- N a casy then. Those nights on the jungle prices. Everything that we have where the peopie are very particulat ter events transpired. The ring all of which Colum- # trails, with animals of all sorts around = shipped has to be hauled from the sta- coffee drinkers. fall over the cliff was the teadfastly to his belief that you, arent quickly forgotten! And tion at La Peralta by mules or oxen “Clearing the soll and planting a tery, amulets and worse. My guide and I were riding be- overed the Indies and that snakes that hang down from the trees over winding mountain paths. Com- crop has only been one of our diffi- objects worked in nind the pack animais when we came st around the next cove. and bushes and touch your cheek as pared with prices in this country, la- culties. We have had much trouble meta!, and pieces to a place where a landsilde resulting end there is fairly well ‘OU pass! It was a wonderful experi- bor is very cheap. The peons get abou! with wiid.Jife. There are innumerable yf gold. These from rains had shaved the trail vers evidence, according to An- fuce, but to a woinan with any trace turee colones, or 75 cents, each a day, snakes and we have to he very care- yraves are so Old thin. The animals tn front got pan- ‘Olumbus did plot against - Of unsteady herves it would lead to unless they are working on contract fat. Of -them. that nothing of icky and mine, crowded back by the ‘ alla when his rule as Gov- nightmares. We found the manganese. The mandador. or foreman, who 4dtI- There are many the skeletons now others, took me over the cliff l ireatened. Andre cites the all right. but it was too far from a rects their work. gets a salary of 25 dangerous an i- remains. We made thought it was all over then, but luck i chronicler of the time to - ‘hipping point to make mining it com- ecolones a week, equivalent to $6.25 mals, and Jjag- an interesting dis- ily we caught in some underbrush 30 it such a plot existed be- mercially practicable.”’ Although the labor is cheap, it is not uars not infre- covery one day feet below The guide said my muie nbus and his brother, Bar- very effictent. They wiJl do no work quently drift our When we dug up turned two somersaults in the air be Meanwhile Balboa, De ROM Panama they went to Li- in the rain, and when you consider tie wav and kill off one of the grave fore he landed Neither of us Was ucei and others were mak- mon, Costa Rica, and again rain you get there, you can see. how pattie. But worse stones we found hurt I climbed up and we hoisted nt discoveries and bring- plunged into the interior High Inuch they loaf It rains steadily dur- than either of that it had been the niule up with a rope le produce, dye-wood and up On the side of an old volcano they ing November. December and Janu these difficulties carved with the to Spain. Columbus died found a stretch of jungle which was” ary, and very frequently for the next to overcome is figere of am ere 66 ) ee ee don May 21, 1606. And 3 ideal for coffee They decided to turn two months They also manage to the loneliness phant Elephants | able thing about the trip was ped into such complete 0>- » jit into a plantation Then began a take off one or two days every week We have two have not been that I didn't get carried off by no chronicler of the time Struggle to create av.home in the wil- to celebrate some saint's birthday nelehbors The known to exist on the Indians The Campa tribes are . mention of this event. derness, a struggle which has lasted “On account of our remoteness and natives from this hemisphere known to desire white women The almost at once the crea- (Wo years and is not ended vet. the primitive methods we are com- whom we bought at least for thou- women are Kidnaped for the chiefs and legend that has grown up The piece of jungle which we de- pelled to employ, we have heen able our ground are sands of years. there is no question of ransom Thev Andre writes: cided was suitable for raising coffee to clear only 100 acres so far. This only a 10-minute Perhaps the Indl- look very fierce, with slanting red his own legend becomes Was part of a large hacienda which had ground is now under cultivation, and ride from us, but ans who carved stripes across their cheeks and crowns ; y his first two historians, Bever been cultivated,"’ Mrs. Wallis in another two years.we expect to hav they are people : that stone were a of plaited graes on their heads. They nando (by a woman of no- said. “From the Costa tican who our first coffee crop It‘ takes four of an entirely ~! any migratory tribe of are clothed in hand-woven garments m he met at the court), Owned the land we purchased about years before a coffee plant, or tree, be- different view %, : igh ‘a 2 | fae | - or remote Asiatic or dyed a beautiful mahogany brown. id, Las Casas. Others add 300 acres. It was absolutely wild comes productive While the early point and we , | : igin. Anyway, it with bead belts of white Job's tears about the middle of the land, covered with vegetation— work of clearing away the jungie was have too little in was a mystery to The Indians alwaya know when a party entury, the story of Chris- creepers and trees. including many ce- taking nlace, we were planting the cof. eommon to he us and would be ZOes through You never see them bus becomes crystallized dars Our first task was to clear off fee seeds in small nurseries After very friendly. Our other neighbors View of the. Wallis plantation. an interesting problem for archeolo- but they know by meana of inter-triba! st successful and extrac'- the ‘and, a herculean labor. The cedar four months rhen they had reached a are a family of English people who —<) Gomer- Morales gists. runners. Two men who came through tification’ in all history broved to be very useful. What wasn't heijgzht of about 12 inches, we planted have a coffee plantation only a Mra. Wallis ia now visiting friends in a day or two after 1 did were held acKing except the halo f Cragged out to be converted into lum- them in fields that had been cleared. half-hour'’s ride away We are 20 lo- and we go awimmineg there There is New York, but wil! soon rejoin ner captive and questioned for Beverai nd for 50 yearsa formida- der and shipped away we used our- ected that radio eeontion isn’t ver. ass ania hunting, but the best sport husband at home. With her is her 2- days because the Indians thought they without parallel in the ‘elves for building. The work is all / OFFEE plants require a lot of successful, so we have very ttle ne all is grave digging. That is, year-old daughter. Mrs Wallis is a were of my party They were after he church, was waged °° fone by native peons. The peons clear me shade, so when Clearing thes contact with the outside world. Our hunting for «ia Indian graves, some slender little woman of 35. The I/ast me, but the fact that I was dressed ic country of the world ‘0 4Way the underbrush with their long, jungle we took care to leave work, of course, keeps us pretty busy of scieai dating back two or three cen- thing a casual acquaintance would be like a man must have deceived the In nbus’ canonization. But Sharp machetes The trees are then certain of the trees with a spreading Our day bewins at 6 in the neruiiin turies apt to guess about her is the fact that dian® who saw me and therefore resisted the “ut down and hauled away by oxen. follage In addition, we had to plant We're preparing to electrify the place “The old Indians used to cover she is an intrepid explorer and ad- “When I came to Iquitos, after pad- ught to bear by the mii- “AB s00n as we had cleared enough others. The plants also need much at- now with a small plant, alk we've just their graves with a certain kind of venturer who has had more than one diing in a dugout canoe down the Pich- ; holics who had accepte¢ Brgund we built our home. It is a tention. Four times a year the earth put in-a kind of pumping. system. porous flat stone, over which they narrow escape She originally came is River, the people coulis Rarely & ends as history, not know 'WQ-etory cedar dwelling, on a lattice between the plants has to be spaded by Overlooking the crops, the teenie heaped dirt. We take a long iron rod from Waupaca, Wisconsin. She studied heve that I had come all the way from : were proved false by Co- foundation, and looks something like a palleros—skilled diggers, who wse a and tending to the thousand and one with a sharp point, and when we come journalism at Columbia University Lima When the natives saw my let | writings. Rome, by re Maine lodge. We are two hours’ ride special kind of very sharp et, As things that always need = attention to a likely-looking mound we thrust it duting the war. Then she decided to ter of introduction rom 6 Gn ization, decided the cas by horseback from the railroad at La our first seeds have been planted two inake our days pretty fu) in ieaesil feet If it's a grave, it will gee the world. She went to Havana in Peru they gave me a banquet. From the historians and critics & - Peralta. There's nothing there but a years, it will be another two years be- ‘‘aeaver, we find time for some touch one of these stones and sive and from there to South America there I took a launch down the Ama ought to light the truth.” small Station and a warehouse to store fore we get production However, we pleasures There is a lagoon on the ith a hollow sound. Then we dig in where she spent seven months In the ron to Para, on the east coast Pre “uff that’s being shipped tn or out. expect to have a very fine kind of cof. plantation of our English neighbors We have found many pleces of pot- wilds In 1923 she went to Japan Para to New York is only 12 da) Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 13, 1928. Page Thre: ‘ pe

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“Dr Louis Hoffman. By a Special Cerrespendent of the - Pest-Diepatch Sanday Magasina WASHINGTON, D. C HOFFMAN ry >” 3 = ~— 4 ) > : ? ' - +? S°eer 4 ~ s R ee OF Tr rar Vv HE Ly \ ) >} ' aii 2 ? * ° LN GLOr OO x Tm a . ane ‘J ~# is Wore rt s — fice was amali. din- gy Unpreposses- BSibg. Dut that Was , »t4 , +, > «- oe 8 , . ' of clients, too, mostly voung women e - > . in . cS o* es snd. what wit the man's anncunce- ound their way to his dovr for i i¥ purpose but to be Kneaded and fisted and tweaked in the accepted rry . practors Doctor offman went quietiy at his work a as far as the city’s police were con- cerned the man’s record was Deyond reproach But one day, not long ago, a rvouna Ww i her way to Hof{man's office That : : Ss * 7 yon | uw m4 i ae i 7 ' % go Out of that dingy little room alive. but her death started an investigation which may ilkely prove the uncovering of the most surprising medica! crime in the history of the capita! Bleane: Lehmans martyrdom seems likeiv to bring to light somber facts it now appears that Hoffman, the “Doctor of _ diropractic was Hoffman, deaier in sinister and unlaw- ful practice. and that the voung won- en who took themselves to Sis dismha Quarters went there not for casua! ailments Dut tn desperation. to avoid the unhappy iot of usiawful mother- hood [f the Diatrict Attorney can estab ’ * ; $ * ~~ . 3 se Sn Os suspiciona tne cate yf , . r “= ; s« . mieanor Lehman Doctor Hoffman t* : A ‘* iM Asi Prooeadiilzy Will recei¥te the ex- treme penaity For there |s an eyewit- ness to the whoie sinister affair. « woman Delleved by the police to be a “come-on for Hoffman, who accom- panied Flleanor Lehman on her fata! viait to the little dack office. This witness teiia that Hoffman oroke jie oatient’s neck IKE so tiany of the grea: 7 ¥s- teries in the annais of crime. the Lehman case did sot come inte the light suddenly and sensationa!!, The expose came gradualir Here was a younr air! a aten rapher in ea private office whe wa. said to have deen troubled with on tiatent headaches which oo me ssemed to cure Page F our. * fe What the Fate O Eleanor Lehman Uncovered About the Activities of “Doctor” Hoffman. & + 'o a Ww > } . ew 4 * ‘y - er igr Cr against the sO and ‘ ‘ oz rely 4 ‘o m8, sudder ime a new ‘lead 1kaln @e é gers ’ the iaw > - ~ , anonymous tele; a ri “" = = 5° ait a et + . Te. i. — > ” . — , a * - ms Ps & ‘ 7 ti « “= ? > > = ° 4 —~ Jw - y ox ee: Oe = » A + a ~ ~ a — ~ ve ” - 7 ' . st 3 a i a5 a ¥ is vv | ’ sa 6 ork... a] ~ * 3 é P an o Lac een ifsuec ; ‘ gre es 4 ° * > ~ i —_ ° , IR DING a rma ' a _ — - ~ 4 4 a . AL @ a a * + bot 4 7 5 ch a fice under circumstances sim . ~ A if 2 ¢ 4 ; nu -=e { ’ - st ¥ _— . ¢ . . > ~ . 7~ rer ,#s ~ bs 5 3 ifal deatn certificate Was issued ana Thee 3.4 } een 4 cer : 7% ‘ 4 ra ~ eo > - - ~~ 3 ; . 2 7 . - 2 ° - é . a6 yy + = ro vy cord “ 5 4 > a 3 - | + ” — o | ; ™— oct “= ans ore? ai é : ae 4 o ~ —. > - + . 5 3 3 - a 4 . “= > a. 7 . ad been duped Was ‘or , > ‘ ee > - P - . . « » « wee A. 4 mH a fe ‘ -— ; ¢ . 7 a i t Viias Me a Pen he Pat - a New Jersey ata ig that ‘ 7 ~ a nb a = a 4 ¢ Waa reg Yi = ; A 7 ? ‘ 7 af a 4 4 ia 4 3 3 ~ rs , oa 4 ed @ ‘ 7 ~ . ‘en ~ ze : } 34 in si ’ ° , . . J i . ae Wwe ; a° ura - ~ # r =~ 4 > h® -~ ¢ & + , “« : . * 4 - 4 | ws . me Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 13, 1928. - 2 -_ — - rom as many persona! experience [JENT to the “Chiropractor’s} “DER Office and NEVER CAME OUT ALIVE |@P2 Stt Assistant District Alterney Pearl McCall. ‘¢ said, explaining that have to be involved ip the e was a great possibility ad seen her bring the r M 8s Monroe co ‘old her that he hoped es ' -— 4 > i? v assuming & art. Mrs. Monroe @& iWay because she was i break down ff quam ild etray the whole told t the grand jury. ndictment of “Doctor *hargea of first-degree 49 ts * Was ‘m mediately at: >! wit . 02 bail {Dp ending a conference McCall and Deputy Com me *¢ rn ing ? ad -onditiona gir! at the time of he - as nad examined the girl's ®xspiained tmat he nac conducted ithout any idea of po ‘actice and could net ad been attempted of itopsy was held. Bt wae Vrs. Monroes descrip ehman's conditions 7% ace Vi “Ss Yopree t, Hoffman sat mouiem ee ie) "eit -* denying oything. After it ‘> asked whether ae nad 4 - iaw t i yet e. if?@u what she says is not true. erformed an operstios aoe _ Sa [ am nots know nothing of ss i know that this girl wes > 5 ha ve a + eadache died of a bDro«en neck ’ sare never . : re > eration of any kind ® Doc ‘Chil iffn an af * ‘ tor of C e made that state . > - W & “Ti in = ree = - Not the City of icaco Nor the 6 7 : os sta a : : 7 2 | sik \ 4 er , ie | it. ed State Govern- it waa the dern capitaiists. ~ g:¢ 4 : * sv 8A ¢ o ; > . 7 sy mn & | sure 4 : A ™ «a iz ‘ ; ‘ 5 : ; > ¢ : ght Who was it at dis- ; _ + et %* ‘ “ t : 4 C ry th a ie . 7 é ® > iis ered and annexed to tne ‘ > : « ° y a _. > ‘ “ve, Me Ww A [2 a set ‘ ; 4 ‘= . we Ut ‘. * : cd i a ; > ia . ry ' 4 * ; ‘ ‘ 3 a | A { Li sf : $3 8. ch « . se * | . - 57 = aA , = FF SunGa yee i8i wy ‘ 4, 7 > : ‘?. By é . tj]! « ; , : . ATS , 7? + Was 4? ad - : ** ” a 4 ri é $2 one | = + ¢ . _* '¢ : ts ’ : : . Ti’ } . (a * > os " > - “4 . | | a” mpany ret fT = ° - - : - z ‘ Wuetrs * Uist - ; e x A I : sa A let ; +. : ~ - . ~ A ~ PS ae ® ii . _ : » a? = ; . mi a La ad . @.. 7 = ere , . .gings - ey > ” ] rye a ' os = an 7 s > - i : 4 Wa? a ‘24 . ‘ " . . ° “~~ ~ = ’ i ' iF \ p- ™ : ” ’ 5 4 ~ Lz wa ¢ is 4 : — é : : . n id r} : » t & . es ne rigot DacKk Wit aii | » > °t.7 ©. i ae - = . : -~ ? oe ~~ = : er? 7 > af * . P + _ > ha q v~*¢ sist a a aa ¥ ‘ is i- - “AF - { . i on he a” A, : : & ia * : = yy A™ | ‘ry . ‘ory (rcs aat : ' ed ©® 45 @ 80OT% ; aGti nax : a f surely was tie most if + é ie as ize) te 4 "j ‘ ; ° 4 a. . r > at _ 1? aa? : . ¢ _ - by ‘ ’ WA a ; ? ; i424 : a“ ry tiv ’ . Y 5 | « ’ ror ip ~ * sa ee a ita 4 | ssimo of the “District of Lake gan War was war in those days. riis loge at rict Wasa about 209 "es of sand carried up by the waves Lake Michigan and deposited "ound his grounded houseboat. even- >} a.ly annexing iteelf to the -Chicage re He aiways claimed “2 “ait

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Assistant District Attorney Pearl McCail. , Bhe said, explaining that have to be involved in the ere Waa a ureat possibility one had seen her bring the iis office. | her, Mss. Monroe end broke up his big Sunday beer si ISPOSSESSED aw feorge Wellington Streeter was ness W THe Capitaists of cou sent QO ja | 1 iS proj] anachro S11 Pron : Middle ARES Then, seven vears after he was dead, erty wrecked and * followers hie was a sWashbuckler, an opport W20 finally won the 42-vear ‘‘battie scattered, the Capia, i;Ways Calne (, but a man without fear ana a man Streetervill mit Federa! courts HuacK for more i ept ¢ ‘ Vink who neve Knew Wwaen ® Was bea T OSe Bane de T Capita i the i I = Ur Ri€ if ‘ ’ ‘ AY dG re id tne SAVING xrace of a Be (EEO Tith and Trust Ce mMpany repre - HoTnia fina ’ ‘ I ) tT) VA : f uf iy HY Kew © Was a rid fenting big property owners of the dis- good in his eighty-f VA lous figure it IS Slit c tut (rict. They won it the other day when ie last conscious breath he deman¢ alion Trock ¢ and Tagged g Cap’n Streeter’s 24 heirs were denied ed that he be buried ik : ent wit his iOnRk ed halt uy part or share in the real esta nd mg-tailed vat And ft was Vee pia lustache and nenave boldings in “‘Streeterville’—-holdings Cone . how estimated to be worth more tha Nes ery ee | Cass But he knew, too. wen he sallied $500,000,006. The actson was that of Streeter recognize th: t e forth, shotgut and thus the United States Circuit Court of Ap- City of Chicago or the so. t See. t Struck resp ) Deals in dismissing the heirs’ appeal the State cf I}linois, yet he was an a! nj ey! th) | thro irom a former Federal Court decision dent patrict When the Untted states His INNUMeravle airests and The heirs came right back with an- courts intervened he always (tried | pearan ¢ always 1 the support Other Suit. wits i; Was W) ds r even { ah anti £ tf Ame ¢ « a) ; . dante ° mS , L 4 . the departed Captain's. It asks nothing wer influencing the Government esting officers ana of t eourt ‘ess than the ejection of 600 property against The Gove rie z Owners from a 260-acre district of sky- wouldn't persecute him at way. N¢ HI ntece . t mod Scrapers, 8mart shops and such ho- if they knew No, sir! He was Chi ATR. are “f \s you! ‘els as the Drake, the Allerton and the cago’s original “America Firs! > ea “ ” ’ 4 ‘ Davis The Sulit also asks for $5.0v00.. er along about the ! ‘ { 8 i When the Cir \ "00 damages, But it isn’t being taken Thompson, the prese! I enilsted as a ware In i very seTIOUS) T he Appeal Co Ts re Viavo? was abvsoroine ry I ee . , * i + ae 7 Cap'n and Ma: Streeter, both seated, after their “castle” was demolished. sprang up around the -ili-fated Hon- duras-bound Reutan, he, of course, was owner of it by right of discovery. And he was generous enough to annex it to the United States, instead of set- ting Up a separate government But this argument didn't prove ex actly tenable in court and the Captain despaired of further legal measures He settled down to a contest of arms and the long “‘battle of Streeterville’ Was On. Subsequent court’ decisions were all against him, but he hung on just the same. ‘ HICAGO lost interest In the ‘ourt proceedings, but for near- ly 20 years it was entertained by his military measures against invad- ing ‘capitalists,’ constables, deputies, police and process servers Uutil his death. he was ever on the alert wil bis shotgun. Time and 4xzain he chased invaders from the ‘‘dee-strict.” Other times he was overpowered and driven away, but he always returned Sometimes his abode was a horse arawn wagon, not unlike a prairie schooner. Then he got a dilapidated motor truck Driven from one part of the ‘‘dee-strict,” he settled in an- other, and, when too hard pressed, he took to his houseboat, the celebrated and historic ‘‘Vamoose Once, early in the fight, when it seemed that the “capitalists” would overwhelm him, he deserted the dis- trict and embarked in the good \ leun- ey Ola Streeter for the inland waters of Indiana. There, for a time, he scan dalized the good people with his night- ly solrees aboard the boat, for he al ways had a contempt for antiliquo: laws. Then he came back and learned to his astonishment, that Chicago had decreed no liquor was to be sold on Sundav. That was unthinkable | he had a great idea. Observing [tiiat his was Government territory. decoy ered by him and by him annexed toa the United States, he decided he wa not subject to anv such foollah Sun day closing law Here bexan the most picturesy stage of his caree! Erecting a lore rambling shack, he equipped it wit A iON bat and laid ina Die ritiidl SThT he had to close at 6 p. hn because fhe beer Was ail gone Phe next Sut if ‘j vi lute ai on Pave Y Page Five

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le I EAE RRP ORR SERBS oS OHS £ | ' ~ in, : - } S R i ? ‘or 4s w ‘ ‘ {““ . » After ali that happened to the ‘Bre 3 » x ° a“ q men and her crew, I cannot help but .ip.ane x e f , , a ? “ ? PY hs rs th feel that others, too, may have crossed €Qtis ht witha wave P . : . 4 \ ad re .- ~~ rT} 7. | oa the Atlantic westward by air, oniy ! Nungesse pped a erack up in some remote wilderness were pulled from “co oe ud the ship taxied ? ’ +} > - is J go er if aii mow } hece every “A eT g rile . 4 , aia s 4 = * a » renson to believe that possiriy ther oir i f $0 hoy airships crosaed the Aflantic acafely from 31 took off toward — s ‘ ‘ hk A - . y . - ® oe? An or Furope and tha \f ar are Aanging UL on the trees of Labrador.”—From Major hoped t nake ir ; Fitzmaurice s story of the Rremen (heir adliity to la flight hearoDy A few ? . ” rs . ° ° reiand ‘eporteq 1t By JACK ALEXANDER ee eonred or € } Jt (OO s8@8 Of the Poat-Dispatch eth meee nate Sunday Magazine Staff ays. *~ ~~ . 1 , a . HE dawn yf Va | ra ‘ on ~ & gf ’ “ } 327 oa Paria 5 . i r race had heard wha * h . a » & om - (7@ sound of an airp ® parties Zave up eturned EANWHILE making ‘teat = CoiumbDia = a iL. I., waiting for favorab wea e renorts for a é 2 > ‘A " 4 and Command Byrd Wes sland img: by with the America r San Diewo the flight commander of s the 110th Obdservation Squadron the Missour! Nationa! Guard was tun. > 49 » > '. . ws . 9 o ” Ai A Bi. Va! r Up ane ¢ >. ° > Pligk*¢ “ \ , eh . = P : velated fiig cross-country to Mitche Bie ad fe or a ae oe ss rigait “ -~ -) on ~ ee ~ i a \ 4 , : Two weeks later Lindber dronned dropr ” - “— 3 down upon Le Bourget airdrome and into wor d renoWn In ano? Ser oe. . e night Germany was playing. host tn Chambderiin and the eccentric Levine Splashed into the water at Ver-aur VJ ew nd a - i ~~ © ‘ + . mer an wam ashore in the dark %, ‘7 } ~ : Mut still no word from Nungesser and The westward crossing, with its ad verse winds and admittedly worse con et . 7 ions to face. still challenged. Fur ther ? oe ied > ~ er (.iights eastward were regarded as unnecessary Dut the westward journey stil: beckoned with bony fin gers and the “White Bird’ became the ¥mMm bo} + * e > | - ’ 4 . aymbdo!l o! ®e (tragedy that awaited arts stout ene ugh tf accep? the dare S| + 2: Hut there were others ambitious ¢ » 5 ai i .OUS » anie: Oy 4@ 61-year-old Princess T «ecto iia ~¢ — ‘oe a n ° a cA ert | ia - 4 DAVOS > +4 | +? England. August 31. bound for Ottawa in th rs ar | ~ 24 > . ihe monoplane St Raphae ‘oh oa 7. > + . Hours later they passed the Irish vil. lage of Inpervan an ce a f aix over the Atlantic During the night x , . . ‘ the lookout of the oi! tanker loalah M cy " $600 mil ma? Teo) , acy. : miles west of Ireland > Pil! r te g 7 +s f thrill ed to € sound of a motor over Sanday Reached DEFECT C Aste |» AGAINST | ' f : >. The “Bremen” in flight. ‘ MO UN De | pare TAIN HA : Of i Up if chin. Hamilton, Lowenstein-Wertheim, Hinchliffe and Mackay. Not one had ucceeded That Von Huenefe!ld, Major J. C Fitzmaurice, commanding officer of the Irish Free State's air force, and Captain Hermann Koehl flew from Faidonne! airdrome, ireland, to Green- ly Isiand, in the Strait of Belle Isle between Labrador and Newfoundland, is now part of flying history. It is also part of the record that their lane, the ° Riiadlnia ‘landed 500 miles of! its course due to variations in the compaas encountered near Newfound- land, and the happy circumstance that the ship did not land in the ice wastes co’ Labrador with empty fuel tanks in sighting a line was all ee ee ——« * Atr Voyabes Over , > of iuci tM -" t m * Ps) ~ © the Atlantic. — ee . +}, bei prey oO unsea e \ ** ; oa HOOF eer: > teiis Ol 1 « > , } Wroat yeie the 4 + - ** White Bird e =? Rapha ons a © J. eo at. ees | the “Endea' and *- = * . * a ss at. a Par ~ > a glimpse into s . = + + pages So oer. 5 > m i ° ‘hws o > i ww! at 4 {- $ eis an. Ce ~ 2 .. ti e- o- bad 4 a # me. anc ID- . - > 7 ae a e rr ‘ ira W , ’ a5 : 4 fate t eS . a. r - e 4 aris rn ¢ ha.- _™ a = - > ua . - x r, Se of, ~~: Pr x "a= i or a. ee ¥ - - 7 rs , P Dar * ‘ D Was uneve a4 he : Df a > gr ? ° Vin 2OoouUt Oa ee Na ~ + 4 YY & ° Pe Wa ~ an 4 “7% ‘7 ria ver a“ r - - Casiodgda Ss i & rs, “ - —~t?@ When 4900 miles off , = od -« -—- New VUAG AAG at D e + + - em ¢ ~ ra * z Pe) zg ste .. Ve. - the compass became }8e -28 (ere wv. nm - hi “_ * = are + aaa” eaten te a * 3 ‘ i oe P “ tn 69000 fon? If ees L oft. rhe darkness the —: * x i Ss Bremen’ passed made the , 7 - vor ’ lanundl Lejt to right: Capt. Hermann Kochi, Beroen Gunther »on Huenefeld Ove! Newfoundiand 4 ~ ~ . ; . Mare S and Majer James C. Fitremenrice and when dawn came the pliotsa knew that they were lost Judging correctiy from the character of the country over which they were fiying that they hed gone. far into Labrado: tugh they had no way of teil! yw far, they steered southeast, using the aun as a guide, and about noon, as thelr was and apirits were at their low- est. ebb. the lighthouse on Greenly Is land wae aighted and the landing made ecture aga to the fate of the lost parts First did not reacn continent: and a a P bh iw « i ~o ; MO ANY things besides gravity i ~~ * .* . . P onspire to piunge a trans- a ae. * '_- , on 3 " ‘ ” . Oc@anic alrpiane into the water '? =« + = be tetera A ‘ fea? @ 4 we y ~ if a high altitude is maintained. ice is likely to form on the wings and weigh it dowr This is due to the condensa tion of moisture on the wings and its eutdsequent freezing. Lindbergh spoke “f encountering this diffi ty and Gropping to a iower and warmer ait tude to meltitofrf. The “Bremen” was = fo ’ -— - _ ~ | : h 4 _- deubly guarded against this by a coat- oo eet ~ 3 ) ‘ - paraffin oli on the wings and a steadily maintained ieve! of 50 fee ’ i* eee a *& inegGg i ‘ ‘ Z ua , ' &a t es 4” e 30 Seemple Simon sad weesh pligze 1 should geeving a ‘look de pice witt a wiew to making from one a poichisa'! Wot kettegurries from pice do you sponsoring’? ‘We got Hepple, b..witt Meence, witt Bus- rimm, witt Lamon Moran, witt witt Pompkeen, witt Cuc- d'—Of cuss, dees is jost de ee pice—we could ulso king you to horder a pie Well 4 a ate take from you stomach de masure’! Wot you like? So Seemple Simon sad consoivative—in a hepple So de pie wandor sad ‘You got pan- “Someting 5 2° 4 "0 Seemple Simon sad duao't Z 5? So de pie-diller sad Hm—pannis he dunt got und pice he wants:: > By Albert Payson HEY called him “Soor’—which means ‘swine’ and means also . compiimenstary 6 toings. In fact, it is the lowest pot sibie term of reproach. Perhaps that is why such a wretched name was tacked on to this mongrel pariah dog. Dy ne Hindoos among whom he The Hindoos, for the most part, re gard dogs as unclean, and they toler- ate the animals presence in their ‘owns and villages only because the Cogs are seavengerse and keep the 3 streets and alleys cleaner than the sa- ves have energy te do. The poor brutes, as a rule, are half-starved and Are forced to-<depend wholly upon themselves for a living. They are “ongreis, and not prepossessing te ‘Son at So0r was a reddish-brown dog, done ‘2 and with pointed fox-iike ears. But for mere chance he might have o€en allowed to spend his whole un- happy life in nosing for food tn the utters, and might never have found his way into history. Here is his Story In the Carnatic district, early in the hineteenth century. the local rulers Sad soos for their own persona] amuse- ~ Ment In these were kept all manner Of wild beasts, and there were adjoin-

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6 $ KRAZY KAT tin — LOOK UPd By |, ae » Yow 'SUN* \ "" ZRIBVING aN WOLD WoT 4 Moon CZ aN A DAY LIKE SHINING. 50 BRIGHTLY — = So CUSTROUS, So ROU YOUR EYB ABouUr - Ay — 2. So QUAINTLY SO FUL) = “5 SHEECED A He || HS CARTH THROBS ABLooKn Wie His ARE YOU 7 FIELDS APLOWER FILL TO THe FRMAMENTS THEIR PRAGILE ARANCS. * SHEEN! OF SATIN SUR YOUR SAD S0UL TOA Tare dp Joy ” OF THAT SURT SULAR _ SWEETNESS — WT WILL CHEER YOU NO, IM HELTY - “THEN YOU. it's SO (MMITIRIC - ITs So ¥ TRIV VIL ), oF ~ tec a atmospheric depressions, 8pok. en of by the “Bremen’s” crew, which all but precipitated the Py 7 ship into the waves. A thing Y en 4 possibility is that of a defect tn the motor, or in the gas o ea ——— the ofl lines, or some other me. ey chanical failing © Except fur Fits. maurice’s clever. . ness in finding ang repairing an oj). _ line break, the | “Bremen” might | ‘| have plunged and foundered before ching Newfoundland. Then, of ree, such a thing as a defective ruq. , which is Known to have sent one -he trans-Pacific planes into a fata) obs tar TEN i "(es 4 cee WITH KK” YR EXPECTIN — DOWrT WORRY- DOr GeRievE - Dony Weer - Its Ar GoVNA HAPPEAL - “OFFICER PUPP” HAS JUST COUKED “THAY MOUSE ‘IGwAT2’ DAG VABBIT - IM AU RUV OUT OP “GOOD ABWS* tpin, is @ possibility. AND Pom > STIL }: ince, however, it has been demon- PUL OF . ll Z ‘ted that the prevailing westerly ~ fumm - AH-H- | Gor lt - WHY WWD Ar l THIN OF IT BEFURE?- HAA- HAA- HAA -— | Ye “THiS OOBS AY PUP A SMILE OVS dis DOLEFUL Pan y - is (It Nor Yes ” Sif mais “Ducte = You SURE ASPIRATED Ss =—_— ecg de over the Atlantic furnish no ip- . mountable barrier, critica, assum- a ACHING NIL = (A) “THE MUA KT FOR THE DAY the mechanicai perfection of the = | _ NOW LAUGH | , BURN ~~ — LAUGH a \ \ ‘ pe lost planes, jean to the belief t at least one of them reached land came to grief on this side. This ressed itself on the mind of Major ‘maurice as he sat down to write articles, from which the para- ¢ phe preceding this article are ted. Somewhere, perhaps, among | frozen hills of Labrador may be of these craft of high empriss en in the ice with the bodies of tH kbd 74) wf crew huddled in the cabin: or "Gif ft py, 4, I Gi “, hed against a mountain, or hang- | in a tree. It is even possible that | | a e of the lost aviators may have | | ed up a stray Indian hunting party | | © 1928 wy Inra Fearune Seavice. Ine he south part of Labrador or ‘Bski- o: | eS in the north part and are stil) try- , — . to make their way back to civiliza- i ee a CC ee eee oe O.. GROSS EXAGGERATIONS Doerersis idiand along the Great Circle Dumbwaiter. ©, its compass becomes useless and ust find its bearing by the sun SEEMPLE SIMON GEEVES A LOOK Wait teel it's illacted de Democrats pbrulter!' Woops, dirrie—-deed dot ‘“Hm--—-dot’s by yor puzzing?? You hnollequeen Insite you a beeg, “Ho yas—-foidermore it agrizz de % tars. The “Bremen” proved this. AT PICE WITT 4 WIEW TO in de bitwinntime notting wae a hoperation??!!” teenk we doong woik here for pene- strung, silent men from kerrs witt poddy frotn de foist pot in caze from - foz created near Newfoundland POICHISS. doonk!!”’ ‘Do you contemplating anny sutts putts, odde? texidrifers snepshots, wuzz-—a stoodent witt a teenker, a hunpaid payment it bicomes doo he contact of the Gulf stream wit! “Reemple Simon mat a piemen-—.” So Seemple Simon sad: “I could open hundertakings from a dangerous ha? Hect neteherei!”’ witt a scholar witt a pheelops- de tuttle pie... Hold Hindoo Prowoib. by you aybe a chodge accont?” witt a hezzerdous cature??’’ ““Wait--hozz abbott witt a smile? pher “‘T want mine ple!!” cold waters of the North may ob- ‘e both the sun and stars to such ? AN day it was gung Seemple W\ Simon by a connival. So on So de pie manecepulator sad: ‘Ho K.. Name plizze, in fool??” “Uleo a nuttery poblic-—don't forget dot. Hahaha—say—-I teenk wot ‘“Roidermore in caze de sickuritizz from de {ndusser could putting b) > ‘gree that only an expert fog flyer, Koehl, can find his way, and then de rote to de connival he mat ‘“Seemple Q. Simon.” l'i} hev minesalf toined hinsite you a gonisher on de pay-—-— half-blindly. ; gradually a salesman wot it con- ‘‘Fodder’s name?’ hout!"’ ‘ “Boo-hoo-hoo——-- I want mine ple:'” Vhat would befall a plane without seested by heem de moichindice ‘He was culled ‘Pitter.’ ”’ “Ill geeve you in a meenit sotch a “Sh+—here he is-—-jost a meenit—da oehi to guide it? It might pass from pice “Modder’s name—from a maiden na- emeck!! You dope! - Hm—wot foist quodder from de pie I diddoct- ween Cape Ray and Cape North So Seemple Simon sad: “I weesh ture?” deed I was saying? Ho-—-yas—you ing in edwence. Dees de hinterest | the great body of the Gulf of plizze 1 should geeving a took de ‘‘Meesus Sprett wot she couidnt it a men from dipp tutte witt a breell- . Sh—izzy—-de sacund quodder | Lawrence and, its gasoline supply pice witt a wiew to making from og ance weet it spockles like annytink taking huff—dees a bunnus—sh— ng, land on the rough waters and one a poichisa'! Wot kettegurries ‘‘Hoccupation?”’ —-a beet biting, perchence, bot non Walt-——de told quodder guzz to de loyyers fize—und de futt quodder—- de lass kindly irrigaddiessa.... A as surely and as completely as from pice do you sponsoring? ?’ “T lay cunneratunne by rond hozzes nid-Atlantic, without its crew ever So de pletician sad: ‘‘We got Hepple, ‘How Jung?" men from deegnity witt fuss witt PLOOK!! wing they had crossed the ocean. witt Pitcb. witt Meence, witt Bus- “Teel next Seturday!”’ resolve... (SMACK) (you'll scretch “‘Halp--he fainted!! Queeck a doc- R, PAS y : tinn Crimm, witt Lamon Moran, witt “Aver hed a seerous hoperation’” later de had) yat-—-not wittout tan- tort! Here doctor, .geeve Seem & . SING over Newfound- Strubbary witt Pompkeen, witt Cue- “Oh! Mi .. i —— | R { {tt ffac- look. ’ ) tana in the night, like the ie a =e h! Mine hoperation Wait yat, derness in conjonction witt affac ao = “Bremen,” it might fly too canot Costid!—Of cusa, dees ia jost dirrie. I'll told you from mine hop- tion... Is no?? A sombre poisen- Hm—a slight caze from lugguz from ond aa hesitant * nanan de raddy-made pice-—-we could ulse eration’ Oh, Modjie, you deedn't elity from manny moots wheech de bugghuzz-—-—— Awee nan Butts making you to horder a ple. we'll hoid a heff from it!! In de fuday Dastiny hez grebbed ahold frum und from pice witt pastrizz!!’ o00e00 in Labrador. Once over that vast seddened gradually und laft in de itory of the Province of Quebec, et — oe sturgeon tN ) “PICE!! PICE!! HERE YOU ARE aliy spoken of as Labrador (a!- 8 itp he naver.seaw sotch gullstunns like “I gung on a treep by Chicogxo—bot ‘Hm— smiles, ha? Leff clon sith No, large dipp heyes und wal cheezled Fite? ; : ~ ‘en a 4 tad 4 igh Labrador, strictly speaking, !8 0 eparuetie Simon sad: “Bometing me, dirrie!! You should see——— I'll culling heem huff!! no mine led! Insite you dun’t leff- nugz a yoining from a wague wit! = —— FRASE — ED ' @ strip along the seacoast), any —— a hepple. Foist dey willed me in de will-cherr. ‘Lata see. Him—weight; wah ing weestions: nature. . = wPainarenileh . ” ye Mbrthens bn disp oii he usual eventualities of the air de pie wandor sad “You got pan- So den de noises put me on de faze toidy tree. Height: seeting don, ‘“Hm—jis dees a fect? So you'll take plizze.”’ MEENCE—BUBSTIN Chine ht befall. In addition, the ‘mir niz??”’ de cohen. So in de cohen was hee- fife foot tree; stending oop, fur maybe by me Hex-Ray peectures?" “I puszing: MON MORAN ee penis gue tai ”’ mentioned by Von Hueneteld anil 80 Seemple Simon sad “a Sent ter wot dey told me 1 should brid- foot two. . Heyes: crossed. Hears “Sheh—-dun't hinterropting. Insite SNEP! PICE—-PICE ON CREDIT. maurice may have caused a crash. got!!"’ ding in dipp!! So hefter dees I bi- poipendeecuiar Hm-—yot'}] —_ you a deeference indiwidjil hallto- ‘‘De beeg ones you could heving for ‘“‘WE TROST YOU." s¢ men spoke of seeing the spires 80 de pie-diller sad: “Hm—panniz came unconscientious.. You should plizze now for de phuttogreph gadder ez houtsite. Houtasite you a seexty doliars a dozzen framed!”’ MILT GROSS. he dun't got und pice he wants!! see gulistunnse’! Rocks from Jib- “I’m pwazing!!’ clon—a montebank-—@ boffoon—-a ‘Ind de hepple ple??’’ ‘Copyright for the Post-Dispatch.) roofs of towns and fully equipped romes that vanished upon being ‘ed through binoculars. Apper- vy, these were figments of their yination rather than objective phe ene, a result of overstrained eye . —— —_ on ane a i a — aaa, — _ a he 7 oe i Cape nae ne me OO OGU OOO EE ETE" LL _—£2_{T = i. - By Albert Payson Terhune TALES of REAL D OGS At last the tiger drew back, bieed- Soor, Was a Tiger's Chum. pa Pariah Dog That stepped forward fearlessly and touched the desire they had to see a land- HEY called him “Soor’—-which ing tanks full of enormous alligators. (ors looked forward to an interesting clean through the « tiger's nostril spot. A less experienced flyer, of means ‘‘swine’’ and means aiso In a moment of thrift one euch rul- efght. The dog was later to be known Then, once more ducking out of reach ing and tortured and panting. He had noses with the great creature. Then | one who failed to take along ~,. ~reras «lene complimentary er hit on an economical method for throughout the region as ‘‘Soor ne flashed back into his corner and had enough of the strange duel, and Soor’s tail began to wag. | glasses, might well have &f- ) things, In fact, it is the lowest pos- furnishing the raw meat for his s@V- one of the few pariahs honored by any stood ready for the tigers next move he had no desire to continue assailing Turning his back on his recent an- pted a landing on one of these | sible term of reproach. Perhaps that age pets. It was costly to Duy cattle kind of a name Maddened by the pain of the bite, «@ foe which was everywhere and no- tagonist, the dog walked over to the eet” Geiaiine to ariel. and ony Guth « wretched name was _ and sheep and goats for the carnivora iis Meeks tn through the the tiger sprane afresh at the littie where, and whose teeth had such un- dish of rice and milk and began to ly, there is the obvious possibility tacked on to this mongrel pariah dog, to feed on. So he found cheaper T@- «maij door. and the door sia clapped dog Once more Soor dodged the erring punitive powers. The tiger was eat. The tiger followed, ranging 1e fuel running out and a perfect - - Hindoos among whom he tions for them. shut behind him. There was a wide’ charge, and his teeth met in the tigers through. panei the dog and eating om ing being made in the snow—!n = dish of rice and milk in the cage for underlip, ripping it deep!» and agoniz- Soor was yanked out of the cage. a Te etove etaceks San the mire of Labredor, synonym for ie ee ot Se toe pert, 20- eee that large quant: he tiger but the striped brute pre- ingly. Roaring with wild fury He had given the spectators rare sport That was the beginning of one of oge a T- } >. = ; 4 a » : . a ation ig 8 as unclean, and they toler ties of pariah dogs be caugot verred fresh meat He was savage tiger flung himself again and again at _. they wanted more of it. He was b : + da ' nimeas What fate overtook their gallant the animals’ presence in their and thrown into the cages and with hunger the corner where Soor crouched ‘ 7 there for pale cana oes eric af” Aieiiieeettes who 1002? towns and villages site Mean tha debe the alligator tanks. The luckless we sa Bs cue the met the pariah Gen bed learned stuck into a box and kept ere r history. Dog and tiger lived on. for ngly to the belief that at least one dogs are scavengers and keep the dogs proved an acceptable diet for the apartee ‘ie speed and several days, fed and watered, but not years in the cage, the dog going in is predecessors spanned the oceed. streets and alleys cleaner than the na- monsters. Also, it amused the cruel tiger bounded - strength and asllowed to eacape. Meanwhile, except and out at will through the small door re they killed in crashing? Did tives have energy to do. The poor spectators to watch a dog drageed 415 goor gart- fierceness in the for his dish of rice and milk and his The two ate together, romped togeth- im. with- er, slept curled up side -by side. It die of hunger and exhaustion oF brutes, as a rule, are half-starved and screaming below the surface of the wa- ed nimbly out of alleys where he had been forced pan of water, the tiger was left out food. He craved raw meat and was a spectacie that brought incredu- hey, or are some of them, fightin& are forced to depend wholly upon. ter by @ crocodile’s jaws or to see it vidi ue the * way back through a wildernes® themselves for a living. They are crushed to death at a biow from the nkatiie paws and to battle for his he grew frantic for the lack of it lous visitors from all over the prov- rest and a waste of snow? I! 4° Mongrels, and not prepossessing to paw of a hungry lion or tiger. Bier tie ie Hvelihood. He ince. know, but I sincerely hope they look at. In the cages of the larger carnivora wsiiiiias ne the was fearless, and HEN the keepers thought the (Yes, I know the story sounds fishy. peal Soor was a reddish-brown dog, DONe were gmalil doors, through which the cage. The tiger he was an in- W exe was hungry enough they But you will find it chronicled in ) the fate of the three planes and thin and with pointed fox-like ears. , se ' havin Sinai aspired fighter, shoved Soor back into the cage. Youatt’s authoritative work on ‘The eight pioneers who sat at their But for mere chance he might have Pl aii ne 4 in deadly and as The half-starved tiger launched him- Dog,” as well as in the “Oriental Pa- role remains a mystery. But the been allowed to spend his whole up- squeece their way, but through whieh tata nceshe ewift as a strik- self at the dox. Once again the for- pers’ of Captain Williamson.) wee of the “Bremen” encourages happy life in nosing for food tn the 40°88 could be shoved, for their daily ».. yy) ee de- ing snake. Again mer scene WAs enacted. Soor dodged Finally the tiger died. Soor was hope that the “White Bird,” the Sutters, and might never have found food. Crowds used to gather in front vain aa and again he and shifted and ducked the fierce at- inconsolable at the loss of his loved Raphael” and the “Endeavor,” one Way into history. Here is his of the bars ‘‘to watch the fun.” Soor ated eluded the tiger's tacks and countered by ugly wounds chum. For days he moped miserably il, may have made port. And !n my: ° One day a young pariah dog was under the crush- rushes. Again upon his enemy's face and throat. in a corner of the desolate cage, re- day, when man-made wings are r& In the Carnatic district, early in the caught in an alleyway and carried to ing teresaw that and again he At last the tiger drew beck from fusing to est. Bit by dit the gallant ng their supreme test over dis- hineteenth century, the local rulers the 200 to serve nes Steins for a gigan- sonal ‘in smash slashed or bit the conflict, as before. But this time, little dog pined away, dying in less es and amid conditions never b@ @ had goos for their own personal amuse- tic Bengal tiger, which was the ruler’s him tc a pulp. deep into the Soor seemed to read some new mesn- than a month after his tiger-comrade’s op See oe Salat, ean In these were kept all manner prize exhibit The dog was lively and and he drove his "wie tee the tiger drew Lock. tiger's face and ing in the siant's retreat. For, in- death | 8 sign Wild beasts, and there were adjoin- the tiger was hungry. So the specta- keen white teeth bleeding and tortured. throat. stead of crouching in his corner, he (Copyright for the Post-Diepatch) Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 13, 1928. Page Seven.

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a eT - + ~ va a- c a rv. - . er unse.[1shness 1 ek ae *+-s+s * . P Raa Po TT) = a! ahe is me oF ose peopie whom we call ‘saints , > * 4 * > - +7 4 ._ 1 earth, and this part lar bit | €arth is immeasurably the bet- hm me tt oem on C > in " ‘ 2 of the serenity at painters and hingcrea nhar he: a . Bae wht: as jn 2 w/ 6 “Taj i¢is ave Li Mia iis i‘ ex- , oo? + ) . . ’ hn pect Oo see upon the brows of there is a doubt that she listens to a sermon. or. indeed that she even sfena wit a fu attention to anwr’ " in fact . matter what Mrs. Bender may hap {mine ry ca eS we F . . . ‘~~ . i en u Ve GUIDE 240% Seems tC ee i - 7. 7. . + cf '- . . uti Conscience w [ dine ic l } Ce a >= . ; ak cooing somethin eRe es SS mei. there were always some critically ‘ 4 - ’ * Ly . *? ‘ : 1. incom plete Ta2an ae XN 1i¢ 3 a | .* * ¢ - > es * : ; ee OURD Lo oe vine herself And, indeed, there always ars such tasks upon her hands. and she ® alWays actual? r a! anxious hurry nm so much of one that sometimes a faints from ex- haustion She fainted five Tl? 1 one day when she was helping the dis- trict nurse at the pesthouse, dur >a i¢ muwet tne , -} ’ > aie herself anything he nurse said nr iA tee? , . : nd added. a little sour} nor give the form assumed by Mrs Bender's anguish of regret “It was more like remorse, and she insisted that we were both re- sponsible and that those two men would have been alive and wel! to- day. if we'd done the right thing r ‘em.’ the nurse said iater She upset me terridliy, because se Was sO upset herself arr while she Dlamed herself even mere than she did me, [I couldnt see the use of blaming anybod: Those two men cculdn't have been pulled through; they didnt have the vitality to resist the disease Page Eight. i By the time old Mr. Poished sedan whizzed imto the sponsibelity of a cyclone vet Vi Sa NAPOLEON 3] By Booth Tarkington Duripg her convalescenes Qi talking cheerfully to her +, n hour, he became a jjs,! Ont listen. You've new By a Special Correspondent of the Troop istened to me in your i, Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine period, 4 suppose I've noticg TOURS, France. ridge jm the pulpit? It’s SDdi le : ace had dat © thie: ee one rn OR some time past, Men naa ; fe Dest things Ive gaid wrgued that the Tower ol! dral by arguead (nat tse —— © Was overheated, he mu you have a letter yesterdgy § TE™* * ps es - Recer i understand that he ab o © w«4 een eh «= ¢ i) is’ Mr. Carmichael said § aroun: e atructure that had re? i - other adies f f Rie St ‘ig f‘ortr 1r through just as Wel jee | league been a great success. Ae _ and my ignorance. All (8 ver have happened, and, @ LT > fy “HroTrT j j armichael, the ministe- ner one day: be “a -_ | a” ‘ What's the use of t ‘Re =4 a & “+ anything to you?” be sas & “harlemagne in iours WO u eollapse uniess it sagging sup- murmured plaintivey if I'd only impressed ; ger strongly enough the os _ — *h ports were strengthened, and the 7 etd would lose forever one Oo airs P — rehitectiur +s r af famous arcoitec(urai 4. mOEs eelics of the middle ages Let- et : ; oockan ae Brit ters were written ant speecnes | pig and the n the Govern- topher go straight to his roo ange his clothes”... made calling upon tl here! Roger's all righ § ~ hat he's attending classe: § £4", mane, of weath from Header went on, un heed. i U a 144 b ‘ # tT’ A Ah, if [Td only made m ed over those pies of g 4° if 1 ~~ . : ath +4 won l can a 4 If I'd only made tim re § a°°4: ipposed weakness oO 4 . 2 . eT . ne 6 “J 7 a 4 hohe aineae a’ e'd have been ga wel toe .ower an nodern Dusiness prick y: and tourists renewed their surge against tal to fg stood for eleven centuries. Mean v sick person around her _ satin n mh appro- yt she returned unhappily — priation to restore Cologne Cathe- doned PS Streete it is. tee [ ought tg to reou..c the comparatively mdd- police, own that car was full @gern St. Pauis foe sault 0 . i Aen _ _ [2 =i iw es a *-. eT) a’ ey time for me fw choose to “id ing pritain Oad aKeD ist ad to be tats” ger wit rol | Chica a a ¢T) fin had t es? were me' The society#™ wees) The “OC heen tnere Mrs. Best N skir stoe When exhaust feat in ringin orm oO fer is energetic and intelli A 2c AVON GRAY Hair. ment.” he said. “Dee YES, GRAY HAIR can be avoided the cou .a great famineis § —‘f you know Koior-Bak, the clean, Jona eo clioriess liquid which brings color back 820% to » thava® Mrs. Bender . hair, whether blonde, euburn, brown or ers in lack. So gently and gradually that others this ¢ inds expressive of pig cant cetect the change, Koior Bak brings atienc Oh, dear! § Sack « natural appearance without harm- ‘ i oniy jet me git. ing the finest hair or the Fora "SG ee most tender scalp. Wwe came fn men or women wont picked use any preparations which so often produce *** ¥ weird colors worse than Streete ay, Kolor-Bak wavery iook ne differen: proposition! No ee worry over shade— the one bore is night forall. ‘y defo No uncertainty —you served needn't experiment ON two gy even one iock of hair — Koior-Bak is sold on a money-back guaranter ier’s out on crutches for one moment, pla e matter with you?” matter with me isst® Mr. Carmichael, its @ ni ‘ > months i ; you do, Mm ” : I do? That i> to be stopped, Mr. Gat “ ‘ Vrs. 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VDER a df ington le tracted on the train, reached 104 degrees. . During h Mr er convalescence, old Carmichael, the minister, to see her one day: but, talking cheerfully to her for half an hour, he became a little e a arier testy. “‘What's the use of trying to Say anything to you?" be gaiq “You don't listen. You've never really iistened to me in your life Doa't you suppose I've noticed that from the pulpit? It's 8 polled some of the best things I've said” we ’ ES, I know,”’ murmured Mrs. Bender Pp lai ntively, “If I'd only impressed it. upon Roger strongly enough ae he was overheated, he must aiways go atraight to his room and change his clothes’’—~—~— “See here! Roger's al) right. Didn't you have a letter yesterday Saving that he’s attending classes agein?*’ Mrs when Bender went on, unheed- “Ah, if (d only made my husband understand that he ab- sOlutely risked bis iife every tim climbed over those piles of If I'd only made him re- he'd have tr) am. 1e lumber! alize that, been a wel! man tadar!*’ “Helis.” Mr. Carmichae! _ said The only sick person around here is yourself.” “Yes,” she returned unhappily fine time to to acm = we. too! I to known that war of if there ever was a time when I just had to be well, it was now-——Roger with bronchitis, Hen- ry with a broken leg and the so ciety” a he for me choose OuUx ht nave Car full .* . » F rerms The al The other ladies have pu the bazger through just As well as if you'd been there, Mrs. Bender, and it's been a great success. And Mr. Bender's out on crutches. Lis- ten to me for one moment, please. What's the matter with you?" “The matter with me isn't Mr. Carmichael, it my neglect and my ignorance. A!! this eed never have happened, and, if fe si 7 2 i hed been as energetic and intelli ‘Dear me' right society s in v illness. 's gent as T should have been —-— ‘ he sald. “Did you know there's a great famine in Mrs. Bender?” Is there?’’ Mrs. expressive of pity and of impatience. “Oh. dear! If the doctor would only let me get out of this house “What Bender?" “What would 1 do? ines got to be stopped. michael “Wait a moment.’ Persia. “No nhiade Bender sounds would you do, Mrs. That fam- Mr. Cafe “Tl hope it will be. Mrs. Bender. But news still: It looks as if there'd be another war there's worse in the Ralkans.”’ “4 HAT'S cot to be stopped, be too, Mr. Carmichael. It § the most awful thineé that ever happened to me beins helpless at such a time \ relief committee’s got to be oF ganized right away, and we ought to form a Balkan Peace Society this very morning. Then just look TAost to tourists. i By a Special Correspondent of the 1s Dispatch Sunday Magazine TOURS, France. OR some time past, men had argued that the Tower of Charlemagne in Tours would collapse unless its sagging sup- ports were strengthened, and the orld would lose forever one of ts most famous. architectural relics of the middie ages. Let- ters were written and speeches made calling upon the Govern- ment to furnish the funds neces- sary to keep the structure from falling. But an impoverished treasury euld not afford an appropriation ‘« Tours went about its work of manufacturing goods d playing ’ People forgot bout the supposed weakness of modern business their ‘ 4 aa 5 73 Gil the Tower and and tourists renewed around the atructure th stood for eleven centuries while Germany ordered an appro- prition to restore Cologne Cathie- dra} and Britain had taken steps torebuild the comparatively moda- ern St. Paul's. ss eeeeneneemneetientiaieenannne surge at had Mean- See YES, GRAY HAIR can be avoided if you know Kolor-Bak, the clean, Dloriess liquid which brings color back hair, whether blonde, auburn, brown or & So gently and gradually that others an't detect the change, Kolor-Bak brings ‘natural appearance without harm- ing the finest hair or the most tender scalp. Wise men of women won't use any preparations } which so often produce WW weird colors worse than ir ; Kolor- Bak is a very Za different proposition! No worry over shade — the one bortle is right for all. No uncertainty — you needn’t experiment on even one lock of hair — Kolor-Bak is sold on a * money-back guarantee : Sale at all Drug and Department Stores Kolor-Ba Banishes G ray Hair He’s stumbling 7 crutches, withg ‘ " ‘ mS nh *band' ali over town on his ci nobody to look after him, and heaven knows when he'll fall again! and, worst of all, theres Roger, far away in school, all 5) himself and likely to brine 08 Another relapse of his bronchitis at any time and. no one to do mnything’ - ; The minister interrupted her again, and,-by a natural eoinc) jence, he was inspired to think of that other in whose resemblance* and disgimilarities to Mrs. Bender we have been taking some inteTt Pet “Mra Bender, I don't believe Napoleon Bonaparte himself would nave made himself responsible f ‘Coneluded on Page 9.! The only 10/ package — @asytouse. 26 beautiful, Permanent colors. Same pack- age dyes or tints a!! fabrics. Angel Dainty Dry Cleaner ted with naphtha or gasoline Pemovesspotsordry-cleans Satire garment. 35/ per tube. At Your Druggist's rR ’ & Patemt Office) 5 SeCHES, — and BEDBUGS. where hone CEntral 8685 a) N. 22n¢ St. St. Louis, Mo. When the Tower of Charlemagne Fell Cathedral at Cologne. Troop trains of the wartime period, thundering over a nearby bridge at the rate of 1000 a day had damaged the Cologne Cathe- dral by the vibration their move- ments set up. The soft sand- stone showed signs of crumbling St. Paul's dome was moving, Competent observers said, due to the fact that 28 of the 32 but- tresses of the ‘‘parish church of the British Empire’ were cracked and the masterpiece of Sir Chris- topher Wren in danger. Recently the Tower of Charle- magne, disintegrated by the effects of weather and time, and sufferine Was a a er Pe = “ ; ; ' Hand oH Famous ‘ + a While Thousands Look On. Suddenly Smites : : Landmark of Time ( ; St a Medieval A a We Tes ieee St. tures. At 8 o'clock in the eve- ning the old Tower trembled and bl The Tower awayed for the first time. A long of Charlemagne moment it hung, as though striv- | ing to remain erect. Then the at Tours. : south facade gave and in another moment the whole magnificent pile, a thing of beauty since the tion. Before the investigating middle ages, fell with a thunder- committee had fairly assembled, ing sound and became a litter of more cracks appeared and it was broken stone A great mass of apparent that nothing could be debris spread two hundred feet done to preserve the historic relic. down the street. Word quickly passed through This unique occurrence, which the town and by evening a large has no parallel tn European his- part of the 75.000 inhabitants of tory, marked the passing of the Tours were on hand, waiting for last surviving building of a once the Tower to crumble. Search- famous and powerful abbey, that crumbled into a mass of stones the Mayor ordered al! persons liv: lights were played upon it by the of St. Martin. The Abbey of St and dust. It happened suddenly, ing near the Tower to vacate their fire department and each new Martin, built over the resting before the eyes of thousands of premises pending an investiga- crack was traced with excited ges- place of its patron saint, was residents who, on a few hours : ooo ree ADVERTISEMENT notice, had assembled to wait for att | ~ ust Be b te a Paul's Cathedral in London. completed in the year &80V, orf thereabouts, but all of its build- ings, except that of the Tower of Charlemagne, have long. since been pushed out of the way by business development. Twenty-eight churches were under the Abbey of St. Martin and the abbey itself housed 200 monks. At one time it was the custom there to keep up a per- petual chanting in the chapel. To the abbey in the year 770 came the mighty Charlemagne, he of the flowing beard, great war- rior and statesman and one of France's best rulers. He came sadly, for his retainers carried the body of his wife, Luitgard. Near the foot of the Tower she was buried. — the weakened structure to tumble Eighteen hours before it fell, the Tower first gave signs of its approaching doom Cracks ap- neared across the face of it and Chicago Empire (Conciuded from Page from neglect, collapsed and 9 9 Cap’n Streeter’s brick and guaranteed to stand against ‘‘accidental'’ fires inciden- tal to police raids By this time Chi its cago had aban- joned Sunday closing and ~~ Streeter was troubled littie by the police, but there appeared a new foe. Or rather the renewed as- sault of an old one. The ‘‘capital- ists’’ were rallying again. The Chicago Title and Trust Company had taken over the fight and they were calling police and county aid. he “Castie” thereupon became a fortress, the stronghold of the he- leaguered Cap n and Ma. N THE almost innumerabie skirmishes that followed, Ma stood valiantly by the Captain When the shotgun shelis became exhausted she turned apparen. de- feat into victory several] times by bringing reinforcement in the form of huge kettles of boiling wa- up > ter. A score of men were wound ed and at least one was killed in the course of the jong battle One John S. Kirk, a watchman, was shot to death by Streeter folia-a- ers in one of the clashes, and for this the Captain served nine months in Joliet prison Forays into Streeterville bi came nightly affaires. Chicagoans picked up their morning papers to see what was the latest from tii Streeterville front, just as the) look now to read about the latest bomb outrages. One night, short- ly before the end, Chicago ob- served the amazing spectacie of two armed camps actually in- trenched within 150 feet of each blazing away all night with burning be- On other shotguns, campfires hind each line of trenches one side were 159 specia} deputies mobilfzed by the ‘‘capitalists'’;: on ‘ ry . . 6 ws —— « -4 rif oth Streete! anG t er. Captain his loyal followers. Lots of shots, few, if any, casualties but “INA Lasst . day 190 talists’ on a cold winter the ‘‘capi- Captain they de “Castie years caught unaware In daylight ecended upon the armed with al! sorts of legal doou- ousted Ma and the furniture demolished the build- with this blow Capnh was unbowed. With Ma f the AKO, the ments, the Cap- tain, threw into the street & Aod ing Even Streeter he spent the night in front o wreck. warming jis aged body by the heat of a campfire But tn a day or two he retired to the house- boat ‘“Vamoose’ and sailed away tr) the sanctuary of South Chicago, line. Three ie boat indtapa died on t} attem pted across the years later he Ma rv on the war after that. She pro- herself ‘Emprese of But three years ago she received a double coup de grace F old housebort was towed into the lake and sunk as a common nuisance for clutter- ing up harbor and violating the prohibition laws. Then, tn a $500,006,000 suit which Streeter had brought against the Title and Trust Company, a Fed- era! Judge decided that she had not been the Captain's legal wife She is now living on the charity of heirs Streeter {oO car: claimed Streeterville iret, the the Chicago the othe: eee eereeeseressereeeaserees eerveteeeaneeereteene Mrs. Bender and Napoleon (Concluded all the jobs you're setting out to tackle.” “What of that, Mr. Carmichael? These things have to be done, don't they? People like Roger and my husband have to be taken care of. don't they? The village society has to be put on its feet again, doesn't it? And look at the dreadful state the whole worids int War and famine! War and famine have to be banished, don't they?”’ “You Bender? “I do mean now. able that: such abominations should continue. Shouldn't banish them from the world?’ “Yes,"’ he said, ‘as s00n as cap. But I was wrong to warn you that you were taking more on your shoulders than Napoleon Bonaparte took on his. I've dis- covered what's the matter with you, Mrs. Bender.” “That's simple enough, I should mean right now, Mrs. You mean today?” It is intoler we we from Page & think Here I am laid with my family and my community and the whole world all going wrong When I get out again’’——— “eo, Mr Carmichael - said “Your good-works are beautiful, Mrs. Bender, and we al! need you to continue them But, when you get out again, you must surrender a little of the burden uni- verse “To who me to up of the m’ You don't for evolution edy everything, do you?” “NO,” he said “There must have been something before evolu- tion, I think, and ] if you'd ever listen to me tn church youd discover’ ’'-— “What would I discover?’ “You've just asked to whom you might leave a little of the respon- lity for the universe,’ he said “You might discover the answer It seems to be the theme of my weekly unheard discourse.” expec t Wait to rem- & believe. | sibi (Copyright for the Poet-Dispatch.} ee ann One dirty corner breeds Certainly it’s easier to gather with the yang on the corner than to sit and fret ina shabby, shoddy home. W hat a mission the soap brush has to pertorm! Let it brighten up dirty Even Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—May 13, 1928. another corners at home — and watch dirty corners every- where vanish. And and water can’t begin too remember, soap early in life totie up clean- \iness and character. dark deeds fee —before SOAP @ WATER Published oy the Aisocialion of Amertan Soap and Glycerine Preducer:, Iac., te ard the werk ¢ / Chleantimes: Inctrtute Page Nine.

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vU RE . § NES Ee wade : meng Le 4 ba: Li | Ol _ MAY 13. 1928 EEE 4 (ON BRIDLE PATHS AND COUNTRY LANES AROUND ST. LOUIS |*+| By Post-Dispatch staff photographer y, ceetenmetentian ted »* re - at | i Allen T. West and daughter Betty, riding in bridle path through woods in the vicinity of the St. Louis Country Club. Mrs. Adalbert von Gontard taking a gate on the grounds of the Bridle Spur Club. : Cet sae a in ae od ; , - Saba A Po: Se ? August A. Busch Jr., first whip of the Bridle Spur Miss Carol Club. McDonald. -~ ; + + ey NARS aT gS ERASE , 2 / at Lf +. : ‘ 7 Shene ie OY) . Johnson. OWT rL P : Ce e es aT S - ee. om eps some of the pack of the Bridle Spur Club—August A. Busch Jr., leading the way, fol- | Mrs. Talton Francis and, at the right, Jane Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Johnson, wed by Arthur Preece, huntsman. and Adalbert von Gontard, master. of fox hounds. .\ riding through the woods near the St. Louis Country Club grounds. 4 _

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— . | SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATL ~~ ccinratieatmaslasi sail NTING WITH THE JAN—Above, Shilluck natives pa - ° = ef b - ese - | a + S on | Below, two types of native men of flappers of the tribe. all dresse YOUNGEST TED Burr, de Pennsylvania. WOMAN ADMIT- SUPREME PRACTICE—She is Miss M. Vashti ney-Genera! of ~~ L> es PRIZES FOR LONG RACE A Lwo tt opmlies ror the Vacnots wnoich make the best time Irom BISMARCK’S GRANDSON A BRIDEGROOM—Prince Otto von Bismarck. descen: '_- _ ron Marie Tengbon. S . << ae rte Se Ge 8 Ge Ge ea EEE © 0.0.0. << Style A BEAUTIE SHC is having the n. ERMAN Y—Gen. A YOUNG KING AT PLA SUNDAY MORNING ole arrived in ti s. Clarence @ graftec certain Oran

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IO GT. Nantes tems MAY 13, 1928 — SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - s ~ DISPATCH ave AMERICA’S WELCOME TO THE BREMEN FLYERS City from the pilot house of a tugboat. Capt. Koehl, Baron von Huenefeld and Maj. Fitzmaurice surveying the towering skyline of New York A smd ted Press phots ile in a primitive canoe \° —Wide World photos A BRIDEGROOM—Prince ad «. * -«* “teee ~ : it of the “Iron Chancellor,” e Marie Tengbon, Wide a Swedish World photo c-- '—Six-year-old King Michel his cousin Alexander in the larest. p & A. photo ~~ , nd we The scene in lower Broadway, New York, as the trans- Atlantic aviators were transported in automobiles to the City Hall inanever- ending shower of paper. Interna Koehl. Wives of flyers, who arrived in time for the celebration. On left, Mrs. Fitzmaurice and her daugh- |, ter Patricia, next, Mrs. Clarence Chamberlin, who went down the bay to meet them, and Mrs. Hermann Wide World photo. Miss Margaret Nickols of RAED 0.0.00 0 0 Gil =~ — A CHAIR THAT GREW THAT WAY— John Krubsack, farmer-banker of Embarrass. Wis., planted 28 box elder trees in 1917. Year after year he grafted certain branches together Until finally, this year, he trimmed aw, most of the wood and had left what you see above. ye ad eh 3 ees oe te ers gino Albany, N. Y., queen of May festival at Byrn Mawr this year. Ase tec Presse phot ee i rm HOLDS WORLD RECORD FOR SHOT-PUT BY WOMEN— Mrs. Irene Castle McLaughlin, with three of the foundlings cared dog farm for waifs and strays at Deerfield, III. Wil h Miss Lilian Copeland of the Pasadena Athletic and Country Club, -_— oe casting the eight-pound ball for a distance of 40 feet 414 inches. 11 . > .* \ anu ‘ ' Prvee pr +

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Note desks and office furniture of the highest quality supplied by the Comfort Printing & Stationery Co., 107 N. Sth St. All business pertaining to finance is handled through the Park Savings and Trust Co., Clayton at De Mun. The Fred Schirm Contracting Co. of 4336 College Ave. was the general contractor and John Wunderlich the architect. The M. J. Conroy Plastering Co. of 3914 Pennsylvania Ave. executed the plas- tering contract and A. E. Mayer Plumbing & Heating Co., 3163 S. Grand Ave., the heating of the building, installing the vapor heating control method, the show room being heated thraugh concealed radiators covered with bronze §rilles. Lge rae « r ¥ Py a } VIEW SHOWING DISPLAY ROOM, with ample space to attractively display 25 automobiles. The fireproof safe shown was supplied by the General Fireproofing Co., Arcade Building. The entire flooring is Art Mosaic tile, installed by Arthur Girolami, 4234W Evans Ave., and the ceiling beauti- fully decorated by the Rehm-Joern Painting & Decorating Co., 4233 Manchester. The building exterior is neatly trimmed with Terra Cotta from the Winkle Terra Cotta Co., Century Bidg. All our insur- ance is handled by the Many-Blahd Insurance Agency, Pierce Bldg. : Architect JOHN WUNDERLICH Real Estate CYRUS CRANE WILLMORE CO. Boatmen'’s Bank Bidg St. Louis, Mo Building Finencing WOLFF-SCHIELD @ CO. American Trust Building St. Louis, Meo: Banking PARK SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. Clayton at De Mun St Louis, Mo. Ineuvrance MANY-BLAND INSURANCE AGENCY _ Pierce Bidg. St. Louis, Meo. Office Furniture COMFORT PRINTING. & STATIONERY CO 107 N. Eighth St. St. Louis, Mo. Cencrete and Craniteid FRED SCHIRM CONTRACTING CO. 4336 College Ave St. Louis, Mo. Plastering M J. CONROY PLASTERING CO 3914 Pennsylvania Ave St. Louis, Mo. Veper Heating System | A. E. MAYER PLUMBING AND HEATING CO 3163 8S. Grand Ave St. Louis. Mo. Fireproof Safe GENERAL FIREPROOFING CO Arcade Bidg. St. Lowis, Mo. Art Mosaic Tile Flooring ARTHUR GIROLAM! 4234W Evans Ave Interior Decorating ) REHM-JOERN PAINTING & DECORATING CO 4233 Manchester Ave St Louis, Mo Terre Cotta Trim WINKLE TERRA COTTA CO St. Louis. Mo. ro | PART OF THE FIRST FLOOR, showing ramp and overhead door, the latest in door equipment supplied by the Overhead Door Co., 201 Dickson St., Kirkwood. Mr All technical machine work in rebuilding engines VIEW OF THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT. All t res used Century Bidg ' here come from_ the Suburban met PO fy, ee supp! sir by the H. & H. Machine Co., of 42]6W Tire Co., 1426 8S. Grand Ave. 1426 S. Grand ree pdr St. Louis. Mo nnabede Jii Service by J. D. Streett & Co Park ve er 4st St a Door Equipment. OVERHEAD DOOR CO. Kirkwood, Mo 20!t Dickson St Machine Work H. & H MACHINE CO 4216W Easton Ave Oil Service 3 Dp. STREZTIT &@ CO Park Ave, at 4ist St St. Louis, Mo V4 S: Leuis, Mo ' wat NEW SERIES PONTIAC SIX ~ ~ $745 | The world’s lowest-priced Six with body by Fisher. Embodying engineering OAKLAND ALL-AMERICAN SIX ~~ $1045 Fast ... silent... flexible . . . with luxury and comfort at every speed » The car with all those qualities that Americans admire. features offered in no other car at the price. a

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Miss Virginia Supple ot Monmouth, I1l., May Queen at University of Illinois. \ae an ee = ‘ta Nina Castelian sthed to marry the dic f Spain, Gen. Primo | Rivera wi 4 Os, e. ta- de MAY 13, 1998 scalp, wash or rub off — Virtues 14 Shades, Biack te Bionde. Pri oote .60, Post Pag WHITE HENNA 'or lightening bionde hair grown pa. Pitiocarpine Hair Tonic Powertu: Stirmulant promotes hair growth, beautities. Price $3.00. Mon. B.PAUL. Dept. « 8,21 W. 33th Si. NY. Free Advice and Booklet Please, JO Lose 20 ibs. as I Y Si ~ Ne" oe a ; : . Why should not men helps. Corral i. Se Anna Friedrich, who will repre- as bie ase ipa keep Cause. Simp! . Thy sent the tiny Duchy of Luxem- |} ipei; figures, their Marmola table My burg at Galveston beauty | health, their —. = weigh 7 Excess fat blights bot lown O normal Pty : pageant. —International photo alike. And normal con- A pamphlet, Nisin ditions are as easy for package gives “ JP reper” » a ne sex as the other formul eee ak fF one sex as the 0 , ula Comes me aibie ioe Me eae Also the ) ’ About 3U years ago Ree a! AFR. _ Sp ele ol v sap —— : Th ithe | oP See A BD . great cause of excess 1S 1S ONE tow, 7 sol} is . tenet LUUMUD ED Goan Thik Ai ficiency which science Consider that | rT Lisl 5 as ue an & # * can supply | hysicians mola has, for . : gy RISE EIR + PHOENIX HOSIERY The fineness and sheen which make Phoenix Hostery so necessary-to the . ensemble of the mannequin will have ‘ the same beautiful effect when worn by you. Ask at any counter where ° Phoenia Hosters Is sold for aq nen . booklet, “ The Mode and the Manne. guin, in which eight famous models ° / Giscuss the matter of j correct dre cf. ee MA NM IN Donthave sgh Be youthful, gay, chic. admired _ ty. :; now B. Paul's Henna aft quick, safe, beans fying restoration, of natura to ;ourhai ing APPLICATION. Apply it yours ne — daintinn Absolutely permanent, har efies detection lions of fastidious women usé this youth. ving tion to banish gray hair. Conta le na, Herbs harmless ingredients. Nex DY oils, tonics ot ing. previous dyes, Turk ish aths. Does hs vou think it time to learn how muha mola prescription tablets. People have = ientific method means to vou a used them for 2() years—miullions of yours? The cost is a trifle. You boxes of them Note the results in glaldly give many times as muck every circle. Ask your friends about what a normal figure means. Then ge them. Slender figures are many times how easily people get it. as common as they were ay ee p escription tablets are sli bit ser ormal ete or diet is neither all ins iggists ct $1.00) per box, Any dry nor ‘ised, but moderation gist who is out will order from his ote sUND Ae * % a | 616 PINE STUPPORTERS an SUPP BDOMIN AND ELASTIC GIRDLES Made to your measure of very best materials on our own looms NEW DR. BURNS’ CUBOID SUPPORTS FOR ARCH AND FOOT TROUBLES TRUSSES, INVALID CHAIRS, CRUTCHES, ETC. Dawson Invalid Supply Co. $T. LOUIS, MO PHONE GARFIELD 8164 Mail Orders Filled ood-Bye | RAY AIR ODAY. gray hair regains ctly lighted * eee eeeseeeeeeeseeeeeseeeeesd pin fH oe . reaks are din 10 minutes. Gleam g brillian nstantly returns. Its clean and colorless as We hag ee eb mply comb {t thr: sugh the hair - . wash nor rub off. It's called ary 4 man & Hair Color Restorer. Test free you wis? Or go to nearest druggist. few cents worth restores color per- Costs nothing if not amazed and .----- TEST FREE------- Mary T. Goldman, 793. ¢ Goldman Bidg., Send free Outfit. Black...dark brown. .medium Miss —-- auburn.... light brown....light red.... Wenatc “ ie . ccaccescecedeseses 60eeeeeenee sents as. queer MIND coco ccscececnceuceesdeeeeeeuuuennea ! som fes Please anti your name ae address an ae = = — . Miss Fish as she waitin 1908 ly teer and glisten so. _ ted tWenty years. lgate’s. in foreign World over, thousan No wonc her teeth Sp M's: Marguerite Fish is blessed with ascepeioneay love- But it isn’t all good fortune that they gleam She's them with Olgate’s for the past Her dentist heartily ‘pproves of her choice. a matter of fact, most tists recommend In this Country, and countries the ou will ind thousanal and ids of men and Yomen who began us- ing Colgate’s ten, fif- en, even twenty years 480, and whose teeth — are exceptionally found and beautiful. Colgate’: certainly heept coudstion, tayi tre is nothing mysterious about tharcoma enviable results. Themenand Colgate’s en fortunate enough to secure ceprionall ™ did nothin 4 that you cannot In such Y do yoursel of the ¢ They visited their dentists for safer guid Bodie iooms ctions. And they used = ences of bon Dental Cream yourself? boos your dentifrice on che A of results. Follow the lead of cory = no have kepe their ceech So, for lo for years. make your hemPly adopt for your own use ness asset dentif-ice Most popular among your dru © with well-preserved teeth. Or, if ye mone nand you have: Colgate’s, free samp lef feature of which is thor- Let us pa issn barhroom. the other you have the fact this rest =< Colgate & Com $9% Fifth Aveave, 8 | Please sead mes em - Name.... 44608 Address. ....«eee8 «ee

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I 3 ul, gay, Chic, admired foe > Henna affects a quick, safe Deauti natural colortoyourhair in ONE . he poly it yourself at home — daint}! rer | es poe ’ UIT rsel y, ent, harmsess, — defies detection. MY: women use this youth- Ving peepee Contains Henna, Herbs - ‘Never affected by oils, or Other au $n or Sea baths. Does not wave 3 ~~ virtues proven over }7 y neces, Black to Bionde. Price $1.60, Pos: Paig TE ANMNA ‘or igntening biende hair grown da, : zerorne Meter Tonic owe wi , * $2.28. es har grow “iisieeee dg Rene ke. Oe PAUL. Dept. marae. C STOCKINGS onsider that Me. OMIN ! _ has for 20 a ~~ ge cei sae cen Winning why AND ELAS Made to your measure you W t you Want In an Casy j best material of very riais Pleasant way. Don’ Mar- you think it time to learn how much th a have scientifc method means to yoy and NEW__DR. BURNS’ CUBOID — lhe cost is a trifle. You would AMD FOOT TROUBLES gialdly give many times as much fo c gga aba about wv hat a normal figure means. Then leam TRUSSES, tines Mewreasily people get it . INVALID CHAIRS CRUTCHES, ETC. Dawson Invalid Supply Co. 616 PINE ST. LOUIS, MO PHONE GARFIELD 8154 Mail Orders Filled q Marmola prescription tablets are sold by aii Gruggists ct $1.00) per box Any drug. gist wi $] is out will order from his jobber , A iiessietion Table The Pleasant Way to Redue "8 + ong Vr — . a ‘= been achieved. THIS BUSINESS OF BEAUTY QUEENS—No can recall how it started, but nowadays almost every fair. convention, pageant, sport, college and industry } have a “beauty queen. ? has Undoubtedly the appeal of beauty is universal and pictorially some very fine effects have Such a setting as the picture to the right rises almost to the rank of art. THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH om omen” ¢/ to “, 7 a © ‘a= “MaidenFoum Concealed Pocket Brassiere DATENT PEN DOING For the modern woman, this delightful garment assures the youthful Maiden Form curves and ADVERTISEMENT fashionably slender sil- — hair regains youthful color ORANGES TOUCH OF THE ORI- ENTAL—Miss Ada Wil- liams of Anaheim, Cal., in royal Chinese robes, presid- ing as Queen Valencia at AND STANARDS ROYAL PATENT CAKE FLOUR houette by means of a concealed pocket, clever. ly formed as the garment is worn At Leading Shops Everywhere DEMAND TH/S LABEL The; ° Fi ‘Maiden form. \ \ BRAS SIERE / Iie Urigina Up/ PE Brassierse ENID MPG. C0.,245 Fifth Ave.,N.Y.C. PAGES TOMORROW in the POST-DISPATCH DAILY MAGAZINE A Page of News Pictures—Two Pages of Comic Features Hlousehold Hints—Bed Time Story—lInteresting Fiction ADVERTISEMENT et night. Faded brilliance Instantly returns. ply comb it through the hair. It wash nor rub off. It's called Mary & e Hair Color Restorer. Test fr y elighted Mary T Goldman. .¢ Goldman Bidg., ht. Paul, Minn. 223-F .... auburn eaks are ended in 10 minutes. Gleam- *s clean and coloriess as water You ou wish. Or go to nearest druggist few cents’ worth restores color per- tly. Costs nothing if not amazed and ! ! Send free Outfit. Black. .dark brown. medium | Miss .. light brown....light red.... iit T ee Leona Watson of Wenatchee, Wash., crowned ‘l/ as queen of the apple blos- i| som festival in that State. : Associated Preas photo. No wonder «ler teeth sparkle. ae COLGATE’S She's used since 1908 Miss Fish as she wasin 1908 M'ss Marguerite YA Fish is blessed with exceptionally love- Wy teeth, But it isn’t a// good e that they gleam glisten so. She's Motected them with igate’s for the past Oty years. Her dentist heartily proves of her choice. | Pas matter of fact, most Mtists recommend gate’s. In this country, and Oreign Countries the porid over, you wil! ad mousands and Sands of men and Yomen who began us- mg Colgate’s ten. £6. » €ven twenty years Queens %0, and whose teeth “ay are exceptionally bund and beautiful. did nothin ¥ do yoursel/ ] . 8 Ribbon Denra! Cream. r id results for years l Ost popular amon with weil-preserved teeth. One hand you have Colgate’ Cansing. Colgate’: certainly heeps your teeth im sound, bealthy €is nothing mysterious about enviable results. The men and a fortunate enough to secure that you cannot Visited their dentists for C inspections. And they used Se your dentifrice on the basis — ollow the lead of WhO have kepr their teeth te den adop: for your own use tiftice mos: chief feature of which is thor- the other you have the fact condition,” says the dentist te Miss Fish that countless people who have used Colgate’s for years now have ex- ceptionally fine teeth. In such a vital matter as the care of the teeth, could there be any safer guide than the actual experi- ences of thousands of people like yourself? Accept our free offer! So, for lovely teeth—for teeth that make your smile the social and busi- mess asset that it should be—ask & your druggist today for Colgate’s. Or, if you prefer, send for the s, free sample offered in the coupon. Let us pay for a test in your own bathroom. Thousands have made this test with remarkable results. ~ + Br og Pee $ ,.¥ 4 a Colgate & Company, Dept. 2211 1 595 Fifth Avenue, Meow 2 FREE ease send mea sample of Ribbon Denta! Cream +r Philadelphia, Penna ‘WHEN PIMPLES started to break out on my face I was frightfully embarrassed. I had terrific headaches too, with fre Quent stomach pains and constipation Seeing Fleischmann's Yeast advertised, I decided totry it. Soon I noticed that I was less constipated and didn't fee! socross. And when my pimples disappeared, too, my family was so impressed that several of them began eating Yeast themselves, with good results. rel 4) i / “A lumber camp was no place fora sick man” Seattle, Wash. ‘Ever since my earliest days in the lumber camps I can remember being bothered with boils. Often so bad I couldn't sleep. ‘‘One time the camp doctor lanced 13 on my legs. There I was, hobbling around, no good for anything, just when there was the most work to do —2 weeks of hard chopping. ‘Indigestion, too. I was a sick man!. Finally I went to the drug store where I had bought many dif- ferent patent medicines. The drug- gist said, ‘Do you want my honest advice?’ ‘Yes’ I said. ‘Then lay off medicines and try Fleischmann’s Yeast.’ ‘‘I did, and inside of three months —no more boils. Indigestion gone, too . . . I can’t praise Yeast too highly. va, LAE la SeLt (( t i\F Milwaukee, Wis “TI FELT IN NEED of athletic exercise. so with 15 or 20 friends I formed an athletic club. It was a great success— kept me in fine trim ‘Then came the ‘flu’ —a severe attack — leaving me badly run down, and con stipated. For two years I dragged along. trying various medicines and treatments Then I read about Fleischmann’s Yeast and decided to try that. I ate it every day. It proved so effective in my case that my brother and mother have also become converted to eating it.’ Cl. be #L thd HERE drugs and cathartics have failed, millions have found lasting relief in a simple, non- habit-forming food. Fresh as new celery, Fleischmann's Yeast combats the poisons from stag- nating food wastes. It stimulates the colon muscles. Keeps your whole intestinal tract active, clean. Your skin clears. Digestive troubles van- ish. Your youthful appetite returns. Buy 2 or 3 days’ supply of Fileisch- mann’s Yeast at a time from your grocer and keep in any cool, dry place. Also at many leading cafeterias, lunch counters, soda fountains. Write for latest booklet on Yeast in the diet—free. Health Re- search Dept. N-958, The Fleischmann Company, 701 Washington St., New York RELOW Los Angeles, Calif “TI HAD STUDIED so hard at school that when I graduated I was completely run down. The principal had advised that I be given a long rest. Instead, Mother.sent me to the family doctor, who said the best thing for me was Fleischmann's Yeast After a month I was amazed at my improve- ment. Now I am dancing for pictures al! day and in a local theater in the evening — but with the help of Yeast I am more than equal to the strain.” Sawa Wok +’ Tact Laura V. Kirkpatrick the local Se . OH BOY! That’s the best cake I ever made. ADVERTISEMENT 1“ fy, > a eo a 28) Eat three cakes of Fleischmann’'s Yeast regu , ' le: A. ler art between meals. Eat it just plain, or dissolved cr on! water y—before cach meal and before going ¢ e And train yourself t form a regular daily habit. As you are bene Ated by eating Yeast you can gradually dis continue dangerous, habit forming cathartics Mr. Dave E. Bart!. in one of the famous Douglas Fir forests near Seattle. Read his story at left An easy way to health, vigor: r any other way you nstipation physicians f } r 3% fi . stubborn «| | drink mg one caKe in @a glass ;

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The NEW FORD BUSINESS COUP professional man because of Beauty ‘Safety omfort eluability ow first-cost conomy and ow up-keep = new Ford Business Coupe has been specially designed tO meet the needs Of business executives, salesmen, physicians, and the thousands upon thousands of other nen and women w ho use an auflo- mobile for its practical utility in their daily work as well as for pleasure in their hours of leisure. will like You its low, trim, graceful lines—its beautiful colors—tts snug pro- tection from all kinds of weather—the 1 a .. ' 4 generous seat room—the unusually large | } -L luggage space provided in the rear deck— , te , sg . ai ae the rich simplicity of its finish and full- 3 : - = ee appointments—its alert speed , } ? NicKcecicd . ] . —- | ‘ . iis 2 a ae a | PUL QUIK NR ACLCOCICT GAIT In driving is another feature vou Ford Business ‘* ' eit } wre iT ‘ry rh a Will AD DOreciale | wii “ CW 7 ‘ Coupe because of the safetv of the steel 7 " > 7 4 J = . ' > . Ty & . 4 - ~~, a YWdCV, TOuUr-Wwheci Drakes and Triplex SN at- ef-proof windshiceilc | 7 - ~ * . od ;% } - on i . Long trips over rough roads and long aN . - ”~ *% _ 7 > po re ; 4 x eit Te gd by on “ause - ~ WEEGGE SLGe Letetio. GCASIRI UGC a S - pele . " | : . a ™ ‘¢ ’ . i C 2s lit or tne deeply cusnioned scat and the easv-riding comfort of the new transverse springs and Houdaille shock per gallon of gasoline means a consider- able saving in the cost of running this Car for vour own use or the use of } The economy of 20 to 30 miles VOur DUSINESS. eg . Teo %F ‘2 c \ * » , . ] But greater even than this beauty and these details of operation, comfort and hich WHICH The new Ford Roadster: another good car / Top may be rassed gurckiy and easily. or busrmess Se. Furnished wrth Tibm bie seat if desired at slight extra cost. Your chorce of # tariety of Colors. AA lence is the mechanical reliabilicy is such an outstanding feature of he performance of all the new Ford cart. This reliability means a great deal to every motorist and is of special importance to men and women who drive a car miles many each day the whole year through. It is the direct result of the simplicity of mechanical design of the new Ford and the enduring quality which has been built into ev ery part. Here is a photograph of the new Ford Business Coupe. Top covering and rear quarter are of long-wearing heavily coated leatherette. Rear deck has a luggage Space of 14 cubic feet and the opening is 35 3 8 inches wide. Large parcel shelf behind seat is another con- venient feature. For the low price of the new Ford is not due to cheapness of material or con- struction, but to established Ford methods of manufacturing and production which cut many dollars off the price you would ordinarily have to pay for a car of this kind. Every purchaser of a new Ford shares the benefits of the Ford policy of selling at a small margin of profit—of Owning the source of raw materials—of constantly giv- ing greater value without increased cost. Because of this policy, the new Ford is not just a new model — not just a new auto- mobile—but the advanced expression of a wholly new idea in mod- ern, economical transportation. The new Ford Business Coupe sells fot $495, which is the same price as the regula Coupe and the Tudor Sedan. The Road- ster sells for $385, the Phaeton for $395, and the Sport Coupe, with wide substantial rumble seat, for $550. furnished ¢ wo-rone All of the mew Ford cars are in a pleasing variety of beautifu! color harmonies. F. O. B. iaille hy- cal, mmtef | brakes, _ dshield, gasoline gage on instrument pane’, wind- shield wiper, dash light, mirror, combina uignt, cheft- proof coincidenra! ignition lock, and high pressure greas® gun lubrication. The prices given above are Detroit. They include four Hc draulic shock absorbers, mecha nal expanding-shoe type four-whe Triplex shatter-proof glass + t10on stop and cai! FORD MOTOR COMPANY Detroit, Michigan An unusually good car for the business an its ~ ea a an AE“ a He er va om ae ee “ ; “ —: ogre i r FSS Bes sae er: . x ~ p ip Pes ‘S thio # : aol ae + “ 4 ae Ps “ Pes : oe! q hie ; 3 ame 7 rrr . el a, -2. A WOMAN I MET UA WEEK AT & RUMMAGE SA ‘iVITED HER TO CALL ON MME AND SHES SEEN HERE SINCE TWO OCLOCK WAT!ITI coR ME TO ASK HER TO etay FOR OINNER. SUCH NERVE! SHES GETTING /oEADY TO GO NOW. ~ TOLO OUR wane , THAT TO R | a BACK HOME | . , a MAN WH : s CALL FOR ME ae MHELLO.....WVrHIO, 2. cee oF COURSE I PEMEMBE YOu....... WHA OO yee “2 SEE ME ABOUT Zu [LL ALL RIGHT... THE BUNGLE HOME...... HEIGHTS TERRA H' RD HOUSE FROM CORNER. .. o.oo ee RIGHT UP. — ~ Fe — - 7 a a | _ FE HEE *\ THERES T |YOU Boys | | "At Sa

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ness and aM NAT EN 8st Rags A Pato ee Te Wargecgce — s wae oe eet ae. . PO ey ro Th .« 7 Ny ree ” + ‘ » Thy si NS Oe sci a te KEN so ‘a Yk x 9 x4 ro Paris ry 4] 3 ie ses ‘ ss ae . * ; e. ri is na Pid ¥ bo ty 5 a wholly new idea in mod- al transportation. ord Business Coupe sells for the same price as the regular. e Tudor Sedan. The Road- 385, the Phaeton for $395, Coupe, with wide substantial r $550. 1ew Ford cars are furnished variety of beautiful two-tone es. given above are F. O. B. include four Houdaille hy- absorbers, mechanical, intef- shoe type four-wheel brakes, er-proof glass windshield, on instrument panel, wind- dash light, mirror, combina- nm stop and tail light, theft- oof coincidental ignition k, and high pressure greas¢ n lubrication. 7 © 1928, Ford Motor Company yy WNVITED HER TO CALL ON 4. ime AND SHES BEEN HERE NeINGE TWO OCLOCK WAITING goR ME TO ASK HER TO WERVE! SHES GETTING READY TO GO NOW. DON'T YOU DARE OFFER TO TAKE WER HOME (ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC (ST. LOUIS. MO.. MAY 13, 1928] This comic appears every day in one of the TWO comic pages of the daily Post-Dispa D } . | | & : 4 . iM: Me > 7 . ey “ a “ k 4 i aa 7 & & v “ be = » : % * : 3 ‘ . 3 » ° ‘4 _— ¥ ie, a o 4 ¥ > 4 y & 2 . ; : & f rN g 2 . 4 - ne ‘ ye ae a to 4 ae fe oe =5 be + bes er - ~ ’ Led me j 1S A WOMAN I MET LAST EEK AT A RUMMAGE SALE. | HELLO! OR DINNER. SUCH / HELLO! Sif titsh) 4 YES BUCKLYN, IM AT THE BUNGLE HOME...........ITE ON SUNKEN HEIGHTS TERRACE. THE THIRD HOUSE FROM THE CORNER...........HOW LONG?...... ALL RIGH I'LL WAIT.......AND GLAD TO MEET NOT YOUR ACQUAINTANCE JUNGLE.) \ BANGLE. IF T HADN'T) ) OCOWN BUNGLE: TOLD OUR Maid FOK One GIVE ME Z A MAN WHOS TO * oe 3 “9 THAT ID RUSH RIGHT} MOMENT, BACK HOME To see {777 BUCKLYN, CALL FOR ME I'D... 77 7 YOUR xx CM Ste “ BUCKLYN, YOU KNOW WHAT THE DOCTOR TOLO YOuU ABOUT DISCUSSING THE BOLSHE VIKi, or er Bakes the ae ee * , Passes WVPIO. cccscsse OH, YES OF COURSE I REMEMBER YOU....... WHAT DO YOU WANT TO SEE ME ABOUT ?....... WELL ALL RIGHT.......IUM AT 4 THE BUNGLE HOME....... “PP SUNKEN HEIGHTS TERRACE. FY THIRD HOUSE FROM ia CORNER........COME mae pae = eA eepae a) hae By H. Copyright, 1027. H. J. Tuthit?. GUN At oe : iad THE MOMENT THE DOCTO SAW ME HE TURNED TO BUCKLYN AND SAID, WASH MY HANDS OF THIS CASE, UNLESS: POOR WOMAN IS IMMEDIATELY RUSHED TO THE HOSPI'TAL. BUCKLYN HAD BEEN THROUGH THE SITUATION SO OFTEN DURING MY O — HUSBAND SO SORRY! YOU HAVE T RUSH OPERATIONS THAT HE REALIZED — eT oii oe Fw 7” THERE'S THE PHONE! Sf Teil CALs | MUST BE FROM THAT ’ OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMER YOU EXPECTEC TO CALL: YOU," ¥ ® BUCKLYN. é 1 DON'T CARE. IF \ ANYTHING GETS My ITS THE IDEA | THAT ARE WE GONNA LET OUR COUNTRY BE RUN BY A LOT OF BOLSHEVIK! ? ARE we? Say NO! — YOU ASK OH, YES. WHERES YOUR PHONE. AH GEORGE! YOU, MR... I FORGOT YOUR NAME AGAIN. THIS PARTY ON THE PHONE ASKED FOR LETS SEE. I! OION'T , CATCH THE NAME S OF THESE TWO . GENTS ce “© }MR.,......AH he THERES THE |\,. TAX! DRIVER ALE. ITS RIGHT NEXT TO THE POLICE STATION. BLOWING GO TO THE BACK HIS HORN DOOR. ASK FOR AGAIN. OSCAR. TELL HIM] EO, vou SENT YOU. ALSO PAY HIM. GET SOME : GINGER . oP ve “, ~ » RPO BL LOO PALL EP ALOT NICE FLOORS WE GOT ANY MUSIC BROUGHT WE TOLD OUR WIVES WE WERE YOURSELVES {OTHER BOYS ROTH aes. a ee I DON'T KNOW. I ASKED THEM FOUR DIFFERENT TIMES. TO LEAVE. ORDERED THEM OUT THEY GOT HARD ANDO THREW ME A PARTY: AT_ |; YOUR HOUSE ?2//, AND WHO'S ¢7; THROWING ] { HORTENSE, vane Fe Ai Nth oo WHEN I ‘ ey. ; Sah geese: giteee Pe ele BETTER GET HELP. LOTS OF iT, BECAUSE I FOUND OUT HOW FAR ONE MAN CAN GET THAT CREW! JIT trite.

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