St. Louis Post-Dispatch
July 29, 1928

Page 1

COMIC PAGE SATURDAY, JULY 28, 1928, oe J ON. | WANTS, HELPS, te alr: i ‘Classified Advertising REAL ESTATE ........PART 8 P SERVICE .............PART 9 j ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PART ONE, ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. PAGES 1—16. ee Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 118 Pages FIRST SECTION (NEWS), 16 PAGES. REAL ESTATE SECTION, WANTS—HELPS—SERV COMIC FINANCIAL NEWS, Part } CE, 6 PAGES. PAGES. AGES. PAGES. ae es PRICE 10 CENTS sz S ¥ ~ : ee AW =, FOL. 80. No. 326, I'M GONNA ee With Liquor Interests. / HEY! EVERY HEIMERS SHUT a Asserts Investigation lays TAMMANY PUT , MOAN WH 7 : ; ; ‘" . , : ; =) SC | Yipens ATTACK ”’ GONE. ITS ¥y SEVEN. ocloce™ . i >? ] COWN othe Z a TE Proves His Statement That Candidate Voted PRESSURE ON HIM hip h, ° fi TO AVOID WATER. fr said: “The real point of in- - m in that record for the Amer- m2 people now, if Gov. Smith will nd it, is the picture of Tam- any putting the presstrre on fine tg youpg men like Al Smith, wing them to use their courage, Rupon the evils of Tammany. fin behalf of the friends of Tam- ? Ll) . > TROUBLES ~- Y's Se ee ee S eeiteitie nen tied - 3 f ys Smith Was Subservient. Bitte rest of the statement said: ansman in a boob legislature, before a “kleagle” Or a fri,” was more subservient to track of the whip than was Al ambitious and effective and as chain lightning—in the IDESCRIBE WHAT ture when it came to a vote BY THE SAYING:” THERE Sives evekRy & Rue avient™ om Buy and to help the scarlet woman DEAR KATE O — ne bylon, whose tolls in those sure © CANe | always clinked regularly in SAY Two GIRLS ARE | Po pumany till ee Two SiDES OF THAT SUBIECT] giving the page and the WOULD BE ag Fovtows:4 & ph of the journal and the one GIRL Coutd SAY” © DOL staph of those pages, not to NOT INTEND GETTING \ ae that Gov. Smith fs as wet as MARRIED UNTIL E AMS ollie dog coming out of water THiktTY YEARS ovd> ANP Fagee & stick in his mouth, but to THe eTHER Coutd SAY>" = be wre that in the legislative pool Donor WTENdD BEING | MPmMth was in fact retrieving for THIRTY YEARS OLD TILe Many. It is not the humidity i GET MARRIED’ bis Votes, but the subserviency — Hortense = | Bm that should interest the erican people. To see these ye Pages of votes on the record Which Smith’s name is lined up m the plug-uglies of Fammany is ®n edifying spectacfe for those )wish to make a President out me Governor of New York. 3 many “Put on Pressure.” -@ * * throwing no mud at Gov. - He ts honest, he is brave, intelligent. I don't question motives, To get where he Is Phis crowd he had to do what ™ and from his viewpoint, it ‘*tobably worth the price. But Peal point of interest in that for the * Gov. Smith will defend it, Picture of Tammany putting Pressure on fine, aspiring men like Al Smith, forcing m to use their courage, not the evils of Tammany, but f of the friends of Tam- en NEITHER COULD WE gy = 1$3h¢s eevee * ee eee« ere record will show how “hy demands that a man of th's intelligence twist that e“ice into a weapon for - =ny's use; how it overlays _*onsclence with Tammany Hed on Page 3, Column 5. rt rT Hi : a ey: - pall t the saloon; to shield the ; ’ ’ ' | | American people } Ford Faces Struggle in Effort to Buy Old Organ If it Is the Berkeley Gift of 1733 to Trinity Church, Newport, R. 1., He Shan’t Have it, Bishop Declares. By the Associated Press. PROVIDENCE, R. I., July 28.— For the first time since he became one Of the world’s wealthiest men, Henry Ford may find his desires thwarted. Rhode Island million- aires and a Bishop of the Protes- tant Episcopal Church, are pre- pared to give him battle, with a little, antiquated pipe organ now in the Christian Church at Ports- mouth as the casus belli. If the organ in question proves to be the organ which George Berkeley, Lord Bishop of Cloyne, presented to Trinity Church, New- port, in 1733, and which was _ re- moved from the church many years later to 1.ake way for a large and better one, Ford, who has entered | into negotiations for its purchase, cannot have it, say Bishop Darling- ton of Pennsylvania, John Nicho- las Brown, former Gov. R. _ Liv- ingston Beeckman, and others. If it proves not to be the Berke- ley organ, he will be allowed to .. take it away and thus add what undoubtedly is a treasure of its kind—even without definite his- torical connections—to his collec- tion of antique musical instru- ments, in Dearborn, Mich. It is known that members of Trinity Church were greatly inter- ested in the Christian Church, Portsmouth, at time of its forma- tion and for many years thereaft- er, and it is believed that the little old organ now in the church was sent there from Trinity. _ There are indications that the old Portsmouth organ has been re-cased and it is known that the case of the original Berkeley organ was kept in Trinity Church and new works and pipes' placed in- side it. It was the Rev. Russell Clem, pastor of the church, who first told Ford of .ts existence and sug- gested to the Detroit manufacturer that he buy it. Agents of Ford later examined the instrument and began. negotiations for its pur- chase. MAN WAITING IN BARBER SHOP HIT BY HIS OWN AUTO Three Parked Machines Run Down Hill on Broadway When Brakes Slip. While waiting for a haircut inthe barber shop at 4044 North Broad- way yesterday afternoon, Joseph Crawford of 4444 North Four- teenth street, was hit by his own automobile, which he had parked around the corner on Bissell street. With two other automobiles, owned by others living at the Four- teenth street address, Crawford’s machine started down hill when the brakes became dislodged. It turned the corner and crashed into the barber shop. Crawford and Frank Childs of 4448 North Broad- way were cut and bruised. SAYS T00 MUCH. SLEEP MAKES ONE LOOK LIKE A VEGETABLE Mellon Institute Scientist Asserts 614 Hours of Slumber Are Enough for Average Person. By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Pa., July 28.—If If you overindulge in sleep you be- have like a vegetable and look the part, Dr. H. M. Johnson of the Mellon Institute, declared in an ad- dress here today. ® Too much sleep is vicious, Dr. Johnson said, when it interferes with. more interesting activities. Six and one-half hours in bed. is enough rest for the average indi- vidual, he added. “When a person falls asleep,” he said, “‘he loses most of his personal dignity. He begins to behave like a vegetable and looks the part.” Dr. Johnson said his experiments had shown that wives get far more rest than their husbands. Occupa- tional differences maye have some- thing to do with it, he said. ss BRITISH BET A BILLION YEARLY Commons Committee Reports Tax Is Paid on Less Than Half. By the Associated Fress. LONDON, July 28.—The total annual betting in Great Britain is estimated by special House of Commons Committee at $1,000,- 000,000. The committee reported the 3% per cent betting tax was not paid on more than half. 56 Sandino Followers Surrender. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 28.—The Navy Department was advised to- day that 56 Sandino followers sur- rendered to Marine forces at So- moto, Nicaragua, July 24- The men were granted the customary clemency. PBAPDAPBD LI | . 4 ! ee er | With a Large Garage So read the residence for sale ad he had answered. It was near the school, in a section of the city he preferred. The description told him enough to interest him— He bought the house. Describing property through a Real Estate advertisement in the Post-Dispatch is the surest, quickest way to reach prospec: tive buyers. . Call MAin 1111 for an adtaker. TWO MEN KILLED IN MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENTS IN DAY William Spachel Dies of In- juries in Crash—B. J. Braun, Run Over by Truck, Also Succumbs. William Spachel, 26 years old, 5417 Thrush avenue, died yester- day afternoon at Dr. L. B. Tier- non’s Hospital, St. Louis County. of skull fracture and other in- juries suffered at noon. His mo- tor cycle sideswiped an automo- bile Uriven by Harry Peters, 38, ®138 Esther avenue, at Goodfel- low boulevard and Roosevelt place. ‘Bernard J. Braun Jr., 21 years old, an electrician, of Valley Park, died at St. Mary’s Hospital yes- terday afternoon of injuries suf- fered at 1:20 p. m. when he was run over by a five-ton truck as he waited for a bus at Manchester and North and South roads, Brent- wood. The chauffeur, John Edmond, 34, a Negro, 2712 Lucas avenue, employed by the John J. Kean Trucking Co., 5833 Cote Brilliante avenue, told authorities he had swerved to avoid a collision with another machine after his brakes failed to hold. He was arrested. Timodore Turk, 18, 2144 Mc- Causland avenue, suffered a possi- ble skull fracture last night when he was struck by an automobile driven by William Oberding, 41, of Trenton, Ill., as he was replac- ing a spare tire on the rear of an automobile in the 3400 block of Chouteau avenue. Oberding, ex- amined at city hospital, was said to be suffering from acute alco- holism. INHABITANTS FLEE AS MAYON VOLCANO HURLS TONS OF LAVA All Villagers Reported Safe in Worst Eruption Since 1900; Doctor Has Narrow Escape. -By the Associated Press. MANILA, July 29.— (Sunday) — Belching tons of lava, the volcano Mayon early today was in the throes of its worst eruption since 1900, sending out a series of earth shocks rocking the countryside and terrorizing the western part of Al- bay province. (Albay province is in the southern part of Luzon, the island on which Manila is situated.) | | | Hours after the first molten rock | shot high in the air the lava flow and earth rumblings continued. At the first sign of renewed activity, the inhabitants fled and as the dis- turbance continued the few §re- maining citizens of Libog, near the foot of the mountain, moved = to safety. There were no reports of loss of life, but Dr. H. Windsor Wade, head of the leper settlement at Culion, narrowly escaped being trapped in the lava streams. He was a member of a party encamped at the 2500 foot level of Mayon. As molten rock, fire and ashes shot skyward from a new crater opened about 500 feet from the summit, women and children pa- raded the streets of Legaspi with sons and prayers for Divine pro- i tection. A vast area is slowly: being cov- ‘ered by the lava flow. Considerable damage had been done in the high- er country. Free Band Concerts Today. Forest Park, 3:30 to 6, Mome- no's band. Tower Grove Park, 8 to 5:30, Falkenhainer’s band. GANGSTERS BURIED WHILE DETECTIVES WATCH CROWDS $2000 Worth of Flowers at James Russo’s Funeral— Services for Mike Longo Less Pretentic:s. FOUR ITALIANS ONE PARTY GIVES UP ALL HOPE FOR AMUNDSEN GROUP Norwegian Newspaper Ex- pedition Returns Home, Convinced That Noted! Explorer Is Dead. FRENCH IN PLANES ARRESTED IN RAID) CONTINUE TO HUNT Seized Next Door to Russo | Two More Craft Arrive in Home on Anonymous Re- | Tromsoe for Further At- port That Murder Plot! tempts to Find Six Men was Brewing. James Russo and Mike Longo, slain gangsters, were buried yes- terday from their. homes in. the downtown “Little Italy,” while de- tectives with submachine’ guns cruised the district in automobiles and walked with revolvers ready amid the crowds of relatives, friends and sightseers who gath- ered about the gangsters’ homes as their caskets were carried out. While Russo’s body lay in state in the newly-painted tenement at}. 1218 North Sixth street, police raid- ed the house next door, at 1220 North Sixth street, on an anonym- ous report that a murder plot was brewing there. Four Italians were arrested, in- cluding Ralph Calico, known gang- ster and associate of Russo and Longo, who was tried and acquitted last winter for the murder of Al- phonse Palazzolo, rival gang leader. Calico was hiding under a bed on which the three others were seated. Four -loaded pistols were in the room. It was expected the men would be held the usual 20 hours and released. More than $2000 worth § of wreaths and other floral offerings were heaped on the sidewalk as Russo’s casket was carried to the hearse, while more than 250 men and women looked on. Longo’s funeral at 1017 North Eighth Street was less pretentious. Longo's hearse fell in — behind Russo’s at the latter’s home and the two funeral processions moved as one to Calvary Cemetery, where the gangsters were buried together. They were killed by gunmen Wednesday afternoon in a vacant lot at Plymouth and Sutter ave- nues, Ugiversity City. There were no church services. Jimmy Michaels, Cuckoo gang- ster, who was arrested as a sus- pect, in the Russo-Longo killings, is held at Belleville in default of $114,000 in bonds, having been turned over to St. Clair County au- thorities after his*release here. He had been sought for jumping bond in the $2800 robbery of the East St. Louis & Suburban Rail- way Office on Oct. 10, 1925, and is charged in other indictments with two other East Side robberies. Following his arrest, bonds which formerly totaled“ $6000 were in- creased to total $114,600. CLOUDY TODAY, TOMORROW; NO CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE tp ‘ Colom OSH OS ODA 1 a. *Indicates atree ding. _Yesterday's high, 79 (2:30 p. m.): low, 67 (5 a. m.). Official forecast | for St. Louls and | WATCH U.S. IN THE OLYMPIC WORLD SERIES, et vicinity: Partly cloudy today and tcmorrow ; not much change in temperature, a ly cloudy | x 29 2Vaie7> This Week's Weather Outlook. CHICAGO, July 28.—Weather outlook for the week beginning Monday: For the Upper Mississip- pi and lower Misso ri Valleys: Oc- /casional local showers or thunder- _ storms during week, but ostly fair. Ter.,crature will begia to rise first of week and readings will be mostly thereafter, Missouri: Part- | to!) cloudy today, tomorrow; | Partly | ‘ship for Copenhagen. A Fear «r above ROPERS | in the Arctic. By the Associated Press, OSLO, July 28.—Convinced that Roald Amundsen, Lieut. Lief Dietrichsen and their four French companions have. perished, the Norwegian newspaper searching expedition is returning to Trom- soe from the Spitzbergen area. With them ts Capt. Oscar Wist- ing, who was supply officer of the Amundsen rescue party. He, ) too, is persuaded that his erstwhile | comrades are dead, I'rench searchers, however, still hold hope of finding the missing seaplane. It was piloted by Com- mander Rene Gilbaud, with Lieut. Albert de Cuverville ag relief pilot, Emile Valette as radio operator and Gilbert Brazy as mechanic. Two additional French hydro- airplanes will join the search soon. They arrived at Tromsoe t®day on the French transport Durance. They have an action radius of 300 miles each and are in charge of one officer, three mechanics and three radio operators. The returning Norwegian expe- dition has been searching for Amundsen and Gilbaud for weeks with the fishing tug Veslekari. The ship now is off Bear Island, and Capt. Wisting and members of the expedition believe that Amundsen’s plane fell into the sea somewhere between that island and the south cape or southeast land of the Spitzbergen archipelago. Small Crowd Cheers Nobile and Party as They Reach Copenhagen. By the Associated Press. COPENHAGEN, July 28.—A small crowd cheered Gen, Umberto Nobile and his comrades when they arrived here tonight. They were taken to the Italian legation to be the guests of the Italian Minister, Count Viola. Prof, F. Behounek, Czecho-Slovakian meteorologist of the Italia expedition, was also roundly cheered. He was the guest for the night of the Czecho- Slovakian Minister. On the ferry between Malmo and Copenhagen Gen. Nobile re- ceived the correspondent of the As- sociated Press and expressed his delight at the friendly reception he and ris comrades had received ev- erywhere on their journey through Sweden. He pointed to scores of letters and telegrams of good wish- es and\many flowers which had been sent him at the various sta- tions. Both at Malmo and Copen- hagen tKe authorities restricted the number of people allowed in the | railway stations. When newspaper men suggested to Nobile statements on various matters connected with the Italia’s flight, particularly as to why he allowed himself to be res- cued first, and concerning Malm- grem, he answered only: “I shall not speak about myself. I must leave that to others.” Prof. F. Behounek, however, took the part of the Italia’s chief. Turning to the Associated Press corrspondent, he said: “Tell the American people that Gen. Nobile did not set out for the North Pole in a vainglorious and nationalistic mood to celebrate Italy’s entrance into the World War. “First he consulted Malmgren as to whether or not the trip was_ feasible. Malmgren offered no objections, and altogether he and Nobile co-operated most harmoni- ously. “It would have been murder not to save Gen. Nobile firs® He was suffering badly from a broken right leg above his ankle—and that is quite apart from the fact that his presence was badly needed at the base.”’ MALMO, Sweden, July 28.—Gen. Umberto Nobile and the survivors of the Italia disaster were given @ friendly welcome when they ar- rived at Malmo tonight to take large crowd had gathered and there were shouts of “Vive Nobile.” There were a few shouts of “Vive Malg- gren,” but no other evidence of un- friendly feeling. Flyer Says Nobile and Malmgren Were on Good Terms. STOCKHOLM, July 28. — Lieut. Einar Lundborg, Swedish flyer. who rescued Gen. Umberto Nobile Continued on Page 2, Column 4. roe. ee ee ae Peggy and Her Lord ie ee an, Sr a, Mase “e URES Peggy Hopkins Joyce and Lord Northesk at a beach table on Neither Peggy nor the young Brit- ish peer has denied reports of their engagement. the sands at Deauville, France. PLANTERS WATCHMAN DIES IN LEAP OR FALL Body of Ernest Mariette, Skull Crushed, Found in Alley Back of Building, The body. of Ernest Mariette, night watchman at the Planters building, 408 Pine stréet, was found last night in an alley at the rear of the building. His skull was crushed and he had suffered other injuries. Police found a window on the sixth floor of the building opened, and surmised that Mariette had jumped or fallen from there. His keys were found near the window and a freight elevator he operated in making the rounds of the build- ing was stopped at that floor. Mariette was 65 years old and lived at 2236A North Market street. AIR MAIL PILOT ON NONSTOP - COAST-TO-COAST FLIGHT Jack Knight Leaves New York for Los Angeles on Experimental Trip. By the Associated Press. ROOSEVELT FIELD, N. Y., July 28.—Jack Knight, one of the old-st pilots in the air mail service, took off at 4:28 o’clock this afterncon in a Buhl Sesqui plane on a non- stop flight to Los Angeles. Knight was given leave of absence from his air mail run between Cheyenne, Wyo., and Omaha, Nehb., in order to make the flight .or the Buhl company, which nas its head- quarters at Marysville, Mich. The flight was undertaken to study the feasibility of transcontinental com- mercial passenger service. In the first attempt Knight was unable to get the plane, a Wer'gnt motored “air sedan,” into the uir because of its heavy load of 359 gallons of gasoline. On the second try he got into the air, however, after a run of 3400 feet. He ex- pected to make the trip in 25 hours. Knight was accompanied by «t- tienne Dornay, designer of the ship they used, and also designer of the | ' French spad planes during the war. ‘Likewise CHILE AND PERU ON SPEAKING TERMS AGAIN AFTER 18 YEARS By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July 28.—After an official silence of 18 years the Presidents of Peru and Chile today exchanged friendly messages on the occasion of the anniversary of Peruvian independence. This amicable gesture follows Secretary of State Kellogg’s recent success- ful efforts toward bringing the two governments to agree to rer sumption of diplomatic relations. The text of the message of Pres-| law 49,626; Hawkins 5690; Wil- to! mans 3089. ident Carlos Idanez of Chile - ALL OLYMPIC CONTESTS OF 1932 WILL BE HELD IN THE UNITED STATES By the Associated Press. AMSTERDAM, July 28. HE Olympic winter sports Tas well as track and field, swimming and all other competitions will be held inthe United States in 1932, it was definit.ly decided today by the International Olympic Commit- tee. Gen. Charles H. Sherrill, American representative, urged adoption of the principle that the winter sports are an inte- gral part of the Olypmics, and the committee agreed. It is understood that the Tahoe mountains of Northern Califor- nia or Lake Placid, N. Y., will be the scene of the Olympic winter sports Which have been held in Switzerland twice and which Swiss authorities hoped orthern part of their State, and rowing as well, thus mak- ing the Olympic games an all- California affair. | President Augusto B, Leguia of | Peru as received at the Chilean embassy, follows: “On this glorious anniversary of your country it is pleasing to pre- sent to your excellency ané | through your worthy intermediary | to the Peruvian people, the expres- | sion of my asincere which is shared by all Chileans.” Congratulatory telegrams were exchanged by Chilean Minister of Foreign Affairs Con- rado Rios Gallardo and Dr. Rada y Gamio, Peruvian Foreign Minis- ter. President Coolidge also sent congratulations to President Le- guia. alata friendship, | ‘MOODY AND MAYFIELD Texas Election Bureau gave: ‘RADIO RINGSIDERS’ AT FIGHT SEND $10 TO TEX RICKARD “Unfair That Millions Should Be Entertained at Your Expense,” One of Them Writes. By the Associated Press, NEWARK, N. J., July .28.—Two holders of “radio ringside seats” at the Tunney-Heeney fight Thurs- day night reduced Tex Rickard’'s loss of $155,719 by $10 today. Leonard J. Reinhardt of East Orange, who Sstyled himself “one of the numerous knothole specta- tors,’ mailed a check for $3. The other was Thomas F. Burley Jr., executive secretary of the Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce. He wrote “that millions should be en- tertained at your expense is un- fair, and, therefore, I inclose a check for $7 in payment for my seat, which, although located on my front porch, was in reality a good substitute for a ringside posi- tion.” LEAD IN TEXAS PRIMARY Governor and U. 8S. Senator Scek- ing Renomination Ahead on Incomplete Returns, By the Associated Press. DALLAS, Tex., July 28.—Incom- plete returns from 177 of 253 counties in Texas compiled by the For United States Senator: May- field 48,204; Conally 43,713; Ows- ley 32,350; Blanton 29,201; Cun- ningham 6600; Molemore 2939. Governor: Moody 87,396: Ward Lieutenant Governor: Miller 56,- 255; Love 31,970; Parnell 12,428; Darwin 7480; McCall 6481. Nomination on the Democratic ticket is tantamount to election in Texas, Indications were Mayfield would be forced into a runoff primary next month with Congressman Tom Conally. Congressman Thomas L. Blanton and Alvin Owsley, former national commander of the Amert- ; OLYMPICS OPEN AFTER 6 NATIONS Prince Consort of Holland Has Charge of Ceremo- nies at International Games in Amsterdam. FRENCH AND DUTCH | PATCH UP QUARREL Gallic Delegation Refused to March After Gatekeep- er Struck Official—Apol- ogy Is Made. By the Asso¢iated Press. AMSTERDAM, July 28.—With impressive pageantry and cere- mony carried out in fine sunshiny weather after a stormy morning, the ninth Olympic games of mod- ern times opened this afternoon in the great red brick stadium in the southwestern outskirts of Am- sterdam, Nearly 6000 men and women, the flower of the atlhetic world, in colorful uniforms, with bands playing and the flags of all na- tions flying, circled the stadium track. The grand stands were packed with 40,000 cheering peo- ple. Outside the stadium 75,000 cit!, zens of Holland, as well ag many foreigners who came to the Neth- erlands to see the games, but found it impossible to obtain tick- ets, jammed the streets and plazas a number of nations had difficulty entering the stadium. 300 From U. S. in Parade. Three hundred Americans—one of the largest national representa- tions—partfcipated in the parade. Holland's competitors numbered 400 and Germany’s and the British Empire’s 300 each, but Britain's dominions and overseas possessions marched as individual units scat- tered through the long line, which took an hour to pass the Prince Consort's reviewing stand. After circling the stadium, each team formed a column oh the green oval within the track and from there & representative of each Nation advanced with his national banner for administration of the Olympic oath. The United States, as ‘““Vereenigde Staten” in Dutch, was next to the last Nation in the March. Greece, as the country where the games began, was first, and Holland, as host, last. The others marched in alphabetical order. Teams in Sport Costumes, Promptly at 2 o'clock the march of the Nations began as the Greek Olympic team filed through the Marathon gate. The athletes pa- raded in sports costumes mostly. the men with white shoes and trousers, varicolored coats and straw hats, with their national In- signia on coats and hat bands, and the girls mostly in sports dress. Following Greece came the Ar- gentine delegation, 100 strong, then the Australians, led by Winter, 1924 Olympic winner in the hop. step and jump. Next came the Belgians in pink sweaters, and haif a dozen Bulgarian army officers in uniform. Canada’s fine team of nearly 1560 men and women, all in white, was cheered-as it marched around the running track toward the review- ing stand. Chile’s team greeted the Prince consort with organized cheering like a college yell. The practical Danes marched in ordi- nary street clothes—the only na- tion represented which did not stop. | Germans in Formal Dress. Germanv’'s big team wore semi- evening dress and the Egyptians sported red fezzes. The Finna, blond and bareheaded, swept past in close formation. Britain's dele- gation followed two towering Scots in Highland dress, Like Hayti, Panama and Cuba had one-man teams which drew applause from all the grandstands instead of only those sections where their compatriots were seated. Ireland followec the Irish Free State flag, being the only British Empire delegation not displaying the Union Jack. Likewise the Philippine team carried the Phil- ippine fiag inatead of that of the United States. Italians in Alpine hate, gray uniforms and blue tics outstretched their right arms in the Fascist salute as they neared the reviewers. Japanese Wear Blue Coats. can Legion, aleo were within easy striking distance. Love, for Lieutenant Governor, was denied a place on the primary ballot in several counties because Japan’s team in blue coats and | Switzerland's in flaming crimeon jackets were among the most pic- turesque delegations. The place eof honor among the Japanese went of his expressed opposition to Gov. | Smith. Continued on Page 3, Column 3. PARADE OF . ee ee Ee eee eT pe 5 ers per ea me *¢ so that delegations of athietes o!. Silaeteseatlill m4 a 7 Neh SEMI PG sie her o A eh AI ct nth Bias WORM: MRE rigs, Sapo cb nag AMPS ae VAMP. setieiy ‘ ane aig 3 SB Rage em aR Se Re a ms Hs Fey ence! PS ee | ine omer mong SPER SE NT ee 7 ae tapped we ‘ we he a a , - - Se ay ae nS Pas ne 4

Page 2

Pet ~~ y = — . ae “ 2 A Geet A as Xe + ve ais a sare He a? > * lant a ee yr oS , ts ars Be ent veh ties Pe ? ee » aor f a > 7 ~ LAr f A , ie Bs ah et Re ae ee $ ee 2 Wess iy som ® - r — . ’ 7 . Pe re " 2 ca Te ae ’ me - a ee . . t bs * ‘ ‘ a ieee aie . " te op, Ce = EIS Ge 8 SPREE TS: peter ONC er RRR REE DLP “Py vs ; » at * = EPH wr eeSts die. a wr Te am " . ? . a> ‘ i as = ekabed - Z nr Doe ea ee ae atin % ee om an " ae a raga meee Tae ce parr a, or wt ae rm ae : pees ee nee, Near — hie eh eR erm TN eA A Cer RRO oR p gt ent : TOPE EY EM SM he SERN Ra REID RPE. REE A BIE LNT ETO R TES TALE 6 TTI My ae A, Bet eis Peake ae ae ee - I im emma i. b enn A eeiaginlinte - Parts. Sn i tee ~~ en RUT \. gia Whddalaed ali ee ee . awn a - mys 4 As = 5 sa ; = Ce ee ee eT en a - y- arerecetiand PE it gain: Bim Bs dt Veer.) 2s he, cone ge . ee ee ene fn ‘didate for Governor. PAGE WILSON AND HAY, CAULFIELD AND PATTERSON LEAD IN PRIMARY RACE Reed’s Attacks on Demo- cratic Dry Candidate for Senatorship May Help ~McCawley. PROCTOR MAKING VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN | G. O. P. Senatorial Contest Closest of All — Collet Likely to Carry the Big Cit‘es. by CURTIS A. This week, which 1928 primary campaign in Missouci, will find the candidates for non. nations for United States Senator, for Governor for the the minor Stute offices, in vigorous drives tu hold what they believe they gained and to build upon it. Yhe indications are that Irancis M. Wilson of Katisas City has some. thing of an advantage over State Senator A- L. MecCawley fer the Democratic nomination for Gov- ernor, that Charles M. Hay of St. Louis has a strong advantage over James A. Collet of Salisbury for the Democratic nomination vl! United States Senator, that ‘fenry S. Caulfield of St. Louis has a tong lead over Phil A. Bennett of Springfield for the Republican nomination for Governor and that the race between Roscoe C. Yat- terson of Springfield and David M. Proctor of Kansas City for the he publican nomination for United States Senator is close, with Pcss: bly a slight advantage for Patter- son. Wet Vote Will Help Frank. If any of the other candidates commands a strength even 4ap- proaching that of these supposed leaders, nothing to indicate it was ascertainable in a survey of thes important political centers of the State, in which several hundred politicians who should be in a po- sition to know conditions in their home communities were consulted. However, it appears certain that Nathan Frank of St. Louis, seeking the Republican nomination for United States Senator, will pile up a heavy vote in St. Louis and in the few wet counties. . While the apparent situation in the principal contests is as out- lined, there is a chance that the Democratic gubernatorial race may change, because of the deter- mination of Senator Reed co par- ticipate in the Senatorial primary in an effort to defeat Hay. Democrats in rural sections of the State, who to the nvmber of many thousand are as intensely anti-Reed as they weré six and eight years ago, have been restless under Reed’s attack on Hay, and considerable numbers have switched their support from Wil- son to McCawley as a_ protest against the Reed-Pendergast effort to dominate the Demoz2.atic pri- mary. Farty leaders in many counties, who have been support- ing Wilson, have said privately that a continuance by Reed of op- position to Hay would mean still greater losses to Wilson.’ Reed and Pendergast. Reed intends to deliver two anti-Hay radio speeches this week, one over Station WDAF in Kansas City at 9 o'clock tomorrow night, and one in St. Louis Thurs- dav night. To realize that Reed's participa- tion in the Senatorial fight has an important effect on the race for Governor, one must understand the lineups in Democratic politics. In the first place, Hay has the support of the dry and anti-Reed Democrats in the State. Through Reed's influence, Thomas J. Pen- dergast, boss in Kansas City, is Supporting Collet, HMay’s opponent. Wilson is the Pendergast candidate for Governor, In addition Pender- gast has a complete slate of can- didates for all offices which he is trying his best to »ut over. He is a boss in the wholesale field. In the minds of the pro-Hay and anti-Reed Democrats out in the State Collet is the Reed-Pender- gast candidate for Senator and Wilson the Reed-Pendergast can- When Reed attacks Hay, in whom ‘hey are particularly interested, they see .o way to retaliate except to .ppose Wilson, and Reed's two speeches this week may drive them to that course in sufficient numbers > make the result of the Wilson- MecCawley contest doubtful. Wilson's present advantage is due to a combination of condi. tions a) ord eee eee theeeeee 6 a0 order. express moncy "arel ieee gn Sie uf, iste, jlarge majority, ties Cyclist members of the rene as Olympic team oacitie out by riding around the deck of the steamship President Roosevelt during the trip from New York to Amsterdam. State and lined up for ais candi- dacy the party leaders in consid- erably more than half the coun- ties. To a considerable extent his ability to do this was due to the fact that he had Pendergast’s sup- port, the rural practical ; oliticians concluding that the big boss in Kansas City would be able to win and they wanted to be with the winner. Wilson’s Bad Health a Handicap. In addition, Wilson has a pleas- ing personality, a wide acquaint- ange and a good record as a pub- lic official. He has rather success- fully dodged the prohibition ques- tion, and it has not been difficult for his supporters to talk of him as a dry in dry territory, and for his supporters in wet territory to explain that he is entirely satis- factory to them, Wilson’s greatest handicap has been that he has been unable to make a campaign. Never in ro- bust health, he underwent an op- eration two months ago, which left him in a weakened condition, Un- certainty as to his health has cost Wilson many votes, Democrets hesitating to support a candidate about whose ability to make a general election. campaign there is any doubt. Notwithstanding there have been many authorized state- ments, from physicians and oth- ers, that within a few weeks Wil- son would be able to get actively at campaigning, this doubt has not been dispelled. McCawley Campaigns Vigoro&tsly. McCawley, author of the Mis- sourl bone dry law, has been ac- tively campaigning for months, vis- iting from two ‘’o a half dozen towns a day, but he has not taken full advantage of his opportunit'es Hie has concentrated unusual ef. forts in some parts of the St:te, while giving little attention to some of the big Democratic counties, which could easily decide the pri- mary. He will visit some of ‘hosof Albany, former chief of the New York Central police, a close friend. On his arrival at Canoe Place Irin, however, Gov. Smith found his old crony, William H. Todd, the shipbuilder, who had come ashore from his yacht on which he and several members of his famjy had came from New York. Through the maze of traffic the line of motor cars, with newspaper men and photographers bringing up the rear, wormed its way across Queensboro bridge over the East River, and on out through Jamai- ca, Mineola, past the country es- tate of the late Elbert H. Gary. past the small frame building on the side of the road where Walt Whitman once taught school, ang into Smithtown, about half way to the Governor’s destination, His car turned into Riverside Inn, and the others-followed. Smith cilmbed out, and as the women members of his party went to the veranda for a rest, he calléd t the newspaper men and cthers to join him, In a small room where for half an hour, three men wereekept.on the jump serving ginger ale, soda water, cigars and sandwiches, Smith was master of ceremonies, urging everybody to have a ¢ooling drink on him. “Don't take any money from these men,” he told the proprietor, “I'm running for Alderman and I need their votes.” As he sipped and iced soda ' tent 24 PLANES FINISH FORD AIR TOUR OF 6300 MILES John P. Wood Is Winner; Woman in Last Piace; No Serious Accident on Trip. | By the Aséociated Press. July 28.—Com-. DETROIT, Mich., pleting a 6300-mile circle of the western half of the continent, 24 planes of the National Air Jour landed at the Ford Airport here late today, the point from which they started on June 30. John .P. Wood of Wausau, Wis., who flew a Wright-engined Waco biplane, was announced the winner of the Edse!t Ford reliability tro- phy, the major award for the tour winner. Wood also receiver a greater portion of the $12,000 prize awarded to the first 10 planes to finish the tour. The awards were based on reliability and efficiency of planes and pilots. Frank Hawkes, Ford Motor Co. pilot, flying a huge Ford trimotor plane, finished second in the tour. Third place was won by Randolph Page Jr., in a Stinson-Detroiterc Jr. Mrs. Phoebe Fairgrave Omlie of Memphis, Tenn., who flew a tiny Monocoupe and whose avowed purpose was “not to win, but to finish,”’ ended the tour in last place after several minor mishaps en route. Mrs. Omlie was the only woman to pilot a plane. The tour extended to cities over 16 states. There was no acci- dent of a serious nature during the month spent in touring the conti- nent. JUGO-SLAVIAN PRIEST PREMIER BELGRADE, July. 23.—Tather Anton Koroshetz. a member of the Slovenian Clerical party, and pres- Minister of the Interior, »as formed a new Cabinet at the re- quest of King Alexander. ‘The monarch signed the list yestérday. Besides: being Prime Minisier, Father Noroshetz retains the Min- istry of the Interior. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs remains in the hands of Vojaslav Marinkovitch. The Cabinet is about the same as one which tried to take office a month ago after the shootings in Parliament in which two Croatian Deputies were killed. ”»” oO puffed a cigar, the Governor pulled from his pocket a $5 bill given to him just before he left the Bilt- more by two girls who said they had hiked from Houston, Tex., to make that contribution to his cam- paign fund. Smith, it developed, had accepted the bill on which the girls had written: their names, and in ex- change he had given them another one with the suggestion that they turn it over to the treasurer of the Democratic National but the best he could do was that one started “Caroline,” and the other “Amelia.” Looks at Prize Fight Art. As cigars, at Gov. Smith’s sugges- tion, were beng passed to members of his party, the nominee glanced around the room at old prints of prize fighters, one of them bearing the legend “Tom Cribb, Champion of England,” and the date 1842, but he seemed particularly interest- ed in a large photograph of the “signing of the articles of the Jef- fries-Johnson contest over a case of Pommery,” in New York in 1909, He sized it up for a minute or more without comment, then traced cn der of the route, ending with the remark: “And when -we get to Canoe Place Inn, we'll stop a min- ute, then continue On to Peconic Bay for a good swim.” When he reached the beach, the Governor found a crowd of young- sters in swimming and a smal! bat- talion of camera men waiting for him. He showed them that he could really swim. Joins Youngsters on Float. Walking into the still salt water, Smith started out with an overhand stroke and later turned a few som- ersaults in the water. Finally he made his way out to a float, pull- ing up there to join a number of adventurous voungsters Who had gone out that far. Mrs. Smith and the Governor's ddughter joined him in. bathing. They. walked out into the water with him a short distance until he advised them,. “That’s* about far enough for you,” and then he struck out alone. It was a sunny day, the weather turning out so excellent that the Governor was uncertain how long he would remain here on the first vacation he has taken since his nomination at Houston. parnray - sew eur. and an op Onan Gaan ho oben oe eh an eee sao te yy ee - rr eo a on oe ee . + at ; i eS eae : Po Fe ee ee ak 7 ees ey Fer ee & a ew ae we ey pape BEGINS MONDAY Are Included in This Sale. Poco DiscountSale A Yearly Event for Which the Discriminating Buyer Eagerly Awaits 10% to 40% Discount on Our Entire Retail Stock. AN OPPORTUNE TIME TO PURCHASE DINNER-WARE, GLASSWARE AND TABLE DECORATIONS FOR THE scat Royal Doulton China and Val St. Lambert Glassware COMING SOCIAL PROMPT CARE AND ATTENTION GIVEN ALL MAIL ORDERS St. Louis Glass @ Queensware Co. 1121-25 Olive Street eoeceseeet ee oe ee ene ee Se +o + + OP Be ee et ee a 2 seeceuves SEASON. -s fe be nah Giheiindin ain Genaeh Game ate 4 . — } Ae ete = “os ae See. ae ~ — eee eee an oe ~* a pe | instructed Cardinal 4 ~— oe) omen ate ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ____ POPE TELLS CARDINAL TO KEEP OUT OF U. 5 Wishes No Appearance of Try- ing to Exert Influence Be- fore Election. —_ By the Associated Press. ROME, July 28.—Pope Pius has Sincerd, who soon will leave for Canada, 20t to enter the United States on the trip. He does not wish the Cardinal to visit Ameriean territory during the presidential campaign lest his presence be interpreted as a desire on the part of the Holy .¢ to in- fluence the presidential election. The Pope wants to keep entirely out of internal questions in the United States. Cardinal Sincero is cailing for Canada on Aug. 9 to dédicate the Cathedral of Montreal. He greatly desired to visit the United states where he has many friends, but acquiesced to the ~-Pope’s desire acknowledging the justice of the Papal viewpoint. The Pontiff, on the other hand, willingly approved a visit of Cardinal Cerretti to the United States because he will ar- rive at San Francisco on Nov. 18 when the presidential election is over. Cardinal Cerretti .: going to Australia for the Eucharistic Con- gress there and then will visit Washington. NEWLYWEDS ACCUSED OF KILLING BRIDE’S GRANDFATHER Mr. and Mrs. 3. LL. Booth Disap- pear From Lake City, Fla., Un- der Charges of Murder. By the Associated Press. LAKE CITY, Fla., July 28.—A Coroner’s jury today charged Iz. I. Booth and his bride, Helen Booth, 18 years old, with the mur- der of Mrs. Booth’s grandfather, George W. Simmons, 78 years old, of Steubenville, O. Simmons’ body was found in th: woods near here last Tuesday. had been beaten to death, Immediately after the verdic! was returned a Warrant was sued charging the Booths’ with murder in the first degree. Witnesses testified before is the Booth car traveling along a highway at a high rate of speed. the young husband standing on the running board beating the aged man over the head, while Mrs. Booth drove the machine. Simmons and the Booths had spent two weeks in ~ one-room cottage at a tourist camp here and Committee. | quring that time witnesses related He tried to figure out their names | many quarrels took place. The trio left the camp Monday* vight. The Booth car was found aban- doned in Jacksonville -nd since then no trace of the missing pair has been found. Authorities be- lieve the old mag was robbed. Dry Agent Dies of Wounds. the Associated Press. LEAVENWORTH, Wash., July 28.—Ludwig P. Johnsen, Spokane prohibition agent, wounded in a fight between Federal and county officers here last Wednesday, died this afternoon. Johnsen was shot five times by Ralph Hand, Chelan County deputy sheriff, who himseif received minor wounds from John- By , ; | sen's vol¥ Ww ? ashe a wall eutomobi'e map the remain- | s revolver whe the two clashed Hand and Sheriff. Pete Wheeler, who also was slightly wounded, are recovering. County and Federal forces mistook each other for moonshiners. in the dark. | notification of Senator NATIONAL RALLY i) CURTIS. NOTIFICA me Hoover May Attend Cepaiy at Topeka, Aug. 18 99 His Way East, WASHINGTON, July 2. tional rally of Republican presidential nominee, Kan., Aug. 18, party leaders. ia The suggestion that | might be able to stop for mony gt Topeka on his retum Palo Alto, Cal., notified of his presidential tion Aug. 11, has been is contem held pending Hoover's plans. Curtis will leave Wes await the notification many campaign speeches leaders are counting On his ¢ ing much of the burden of campaigning for the ticket, Taking advantage of the publican ceremonies in the Chairman Work of the Nat Committee plans some party first one scheduled to take next Saturday in Chicago, committeemen and committe in. Another will be held in l‘rancisco Aug. 13, Senator Fess of Ohie, tem chairman of the Kansas tion of Curtis. The Chamber of Comm Topeka is arranging a civie {itors will include a group of ‘tor Curtis’ friends from E special train. & ; WASHINGTON, July 28.—A plan i new “he rules & Bof freight S American points. Wiached to through trains, . wacar retaine J -tamolested > Pt reac hed its point of destination. “@moved, thereby removing any sign omsbat the car had recently been tn PMirected solely against minor em- BDloyes. EP wi SMUGGLING | THROUGH CANADA ES. Thcanen Orders " Numbering of Blue Seals = Canteens 0 yTLEGGERS HAVE OBTAINED SEALS , Officer Thinks Railway | ‘Employes Were Bribed to E Across Border. the Agsoviated Press. shut off liquor shipments from as put into effect by the asury Department today, The regulations drastically tighten overning the inspection car. passing abebins untry on the way between Bthat co Assistan- Secretary Seymour Lowman, in charge of dry law en- said that bootleggers blue | agents to- inspected before |. American territory and! iy had been placed geals used by customs cars at these seu cals Wiheecil liquor, were at-| ear has passed the customs iInspec- Htion at-the point of departure and | allowed to re-enter the United States without reinspec- | tion at the point o*% arrival, Lowman said it was believed railroad employes had to as- yiso in the handling of the Cars, Seals tou Be Numbered. * Under the new regulations, he Hdecilared, each blue seal would bear da consecutive number and in addi- wition would bear the name and Omber of the car to which it was MA fastened. Thus, he explained, a tr n when made up for entrance >» Canadian territory would have through freight cars stamped th consecutively numbered blue seal also would bear entrance into Each blue p time of the cars’ ada and that. if it should be deluy ed customs agents would be Bimmediately on the alert to learts Mthe cause. Such delayed cars, he added, could be dropped from the train upon which they arrived, and if suspicion were aroused. The Assistant Secretary said : retofore a car, once it reached soil. could be disposed bootleggers with compara- by He explained that as long as the | iis blue serl it was) by customs men until This, he continued, enabled the tleggers through connivance h railroad employes to r.route car to a different American tint than the one originally in- ded. When this was done. he ded, the blue seal could »e re- Rternational transit and placing It h the same basis as thousands of her American freight cars. Lowman said he thought that Under the new regulations the would be as worked out Of the railroads affected. He em- Government's suspicion was The New Regulations. “On the arrival at the ‘iret port P the United States after trans riation through foreign territe- ; the railroad conductor shall resent a consist sheet showing me initials, car numbers, inter- sit seal numbers of each cas the train and a manifest for h car loaded, to the customs. “The United States customs seal ambers #hall be enown opposite h car number and initial. The Pector shall check the manifest received with the const sheet bitsitiichlianbl ~cernneronetotter een ; . y HE $25 after being loaded | wife ¢ ating nam Mon boy — score filled. Uni Ho folle las great team, ing the abre ing. then we a stood the which seve tan st disap Dute and | Mara ing tary. at ’ determine that a manifest has es MN tendered for every car and men Shall check the train from the Mist and certify to the correet *T-transit seal numbers found S the car. He also shal! examine fastenings on the car.” S$ SUES MOVIE DIRECTOR - 408 ANGELES. Cal, July 28. 2 by Miss Alys Murrell, motion Ure actress. against a promi- Hollywood motion picture “Ucer, Charles H. Christie. © H, CHRISTIE FOR $1,847,500 TA suit for $1,847,500 today was} ® suit charged Christie with) fe th of promise to marry and h of promise to employ.” Attorneys for Christie scoffed at Claim as a “simple case of wh mail.”

Page 3

} Chair: ivention NATIONAL RALLY mn CURTIS’ NOTIFICATION ———— Hoove: at Topeka, Aug. 18 on His Way ast. By ‘he Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July -8.—A » tionai raliy of Republicans at notification of Senator Curtis, Vice pres idential nominee, at Topeka, Kan., Aug. 18, is contem plateg by party leaders. The suggestion that Hoo; might be able to stop for the nad mony gt Topeka on his return f | Palio Alto, Ca! ew notified of h tied where he Will be : is presidentia! Nomina. tion Aug. 111i, has been made, but a definite announcement is with. held pending further news of Hoover's liaae Curtis will leave W ashington pent week for Topeka to th ie| notification ce renony, at will deliver the first of Paign speeches. Part are counting On his carr me much of the campaigning for the ticket. Taking advantage of the publican ceremonijes in the West, Chairman Work of the National Committee’ plans some party con. ferences on his Way westward, the first scheduled to take place a4turday in Chicago, when rn it Leemen and committeewom. ne Middle West will be called nother will be held in San Aug. 13. itor Fess of Ohio, temporary nan of the Kangas City con. will preside at the notifica. Lien of Curtis. The Chamber or Commerce of Topeka is arranging a civic celebra. tion for the notification. The vis. Mors will include a £roup of Sene. for Curtis’ friends from Ka City. who will travel to Topeka t — se Special train tye -- } ety leaders Re. one SCO 7) * sad 4 Hurt When Interurban Car Hits Bus. Post-Dispetch. Mich. July 2?8.— persons were injured seri. and eight .others were se. verely shaken up when an inter. urban car crashed into a Detroit. Chicago motor bus today. The Seriously injured: Minnie Bark. fell, e2 years old; Sallie Good. 2° Watren A. Good, 25, all of Chet cago; Vera Dziengel, 22, Ham. trameck. ‘oO the DETROIT, Ki ESELHORSTE Kimball Pianos. lhere are more Kimball Pianos in American homes than pianos of any other make. It is the only high- grade piano of world- wide reputation sold at popular prices— « $325 up KIESELHORST Established S7 pany 1007 Olive él a a tll... YPE’S Sale & SANDALS sting Groups “Sandals and ctive Styles at SAVINGS. $ 945 Formerly $12—$15 cte Sizes in Boys’, Children’s for Older Girls +s Come With Heels! feature in grace and Le From Top to Toe, $1.95 VOT s reach the pinnacie ITE CG. AT #O* ST. SALES FINAL May Attend poms rom | hat mino. railroad employes mmediately on the . The Assistant the railronds affected. Ip AV CHECK UPON OR SMUGGLING 3 — is Treasury Orders _SUNDAY MORN ey WROUGH CANADA | /Nambering of Blue Seals ‘That Show Cars Have Passed Customs. GGERS HAVE af y Officer Thinks Railway ‘Employes Were Bribed to ‘Help Sip Contraband | Across Border. the Assovizted Press. WASHINGTON, July » shut off liquor shipments was put into effect by from “eraue gury Department today. seguiations drastically ‘The i ef freight car- that country) on the way between. jmerican points. amistan: ‘Secretary seymour Lowman, in charge ot dry law en- | bootleggers biue | forcement, said that nef obtaincd many of used by customs a cars inspected the gents ignate before Meving American terrilory and these seals had been placed cars which, alter being loaded Mth Canadian hed to througii The blue seai indicates has passed the customs inspec- ion at the point of departure and onsequently is allowed to re-ente: he United States without reinspec- ion at the point o* arrival. Lowman said it was believed | had | ven bribed by bootleggers to as- t both in Obtaining the seals and iso in the handling of the cars, Seals tu Be Numbered. Tnder the new regulations, he ed, each blue seul would bear consecutive number and in addi- would bear the name and) ef the car to which it was! Thus, he explained, a liquor, were at- trains, that Lilie tia? min when made up for entrance Canadian territory would have | through freight cars stamped | consecutively numbered biue Hach blue seal also would bear time of the cars’ entrance into ida and that. if it wed customs agents alert cause. Such delayed i, could be dropped from the upon which they arrived, and ted, if suspicion were be | would be should Ff a. Ca re oy ee. Secretary teofore a car, once mefican soil. could be {by bootlecgers with e @25C. He explained that as retained tis Molested by customs men until fached its point of ination he continued, enabled the fers) through B railroad employes to r route Bear to a different t than the one originally in- When this was done. he the blue seal could »e re- i, thereby removing any sign kthe car had recently been in jonal transit and placing it the same basis as American freight cars. flowman said he thought r the new regulations ment of cars would as at present. deciaring that Plan had been worked = out the co-operation of officials He em- i that the Treasury in no Pintended to imply that these Mais had been connected with disposed compara- as tiis Pivue as dest that the AS be bootlegging activities and that | Government's suspicion was “ed solely against minor em- | The New Regulations. “On the arrival at the “irst port the United ‘States after trans- ation throuch foreign territo- the railroad conductor sh nt a consist sheet showing initials, car mumbers, inter- =sit Stal numbers of each ca- | the train and a manifest for 2 Car loaded, to the customs. United States customs sea! hall be eanown opposite “tar number and initial. The ter shall check the manifest Teelved with the con ist sheet ine that a manifest has tendered every car ond check the train from the and certify to the correet | “transit sen! numbers found me car. He also shal! examine ings On the car all for SS SUES MOVIE DIRECTOR CHRISTIE FOR $1,847,500 ANGELES, Cal. July 28. Suit for $1,847,500 today was by Miss Alys Murrell, motion actress. acairtst a promi- | Hollywood motion picture i » Charlies HL. Christie. Suit charged Christie ‘2 Of promise to marry Of promise to employ.” for Christie scoffed at | “a5 a “simple case of with and | ~5.—A plan | the | tighten | rules governing the inspection | passing through | to | Lithuanian | Luxemburg’s team | boy ‘score of ‘ United States (las Ma | great square to learn | he | ‘stood in ; which said ; Several it reached ; @neousty. istadium several connivance | from American | |hats and handkerchiefs to 'in the grandstands. friendships were thousands of | plause as each team marched past | | South ‘Olympic Stadium, ; controversy over | delegation rade. thorities ‘threatening /# required a ‘highest ati i matic OBTAINED SEALS v 3 > ae we: : , d ore SE le OS ae: ee » ga SNE : : Mey 2 Sa —_— Siaiieesians gee Diets te Ko he oe. Ne oad -International Newsreel photo. MRS. HESTER STILES HL wife of Vernon Stiles. $250,000 in Los Angeles, Cal.. John R. MacGinnis, ‘HOOVER ON WAY BY AUTO 10 TWO ING, DAYS OF FISHING | have long to wait for the Gover- Final Destination Is Brown’s Camp at Source of Klamath River Near Oregon State Line. the Associated Press. FORTUNA, Cal.,; By July Jeareed that you sent me dollar you ever earned, to help me! | dency of the United States. 28.—For | the first time since leaving Wash- | Hoover Repub- nominee, Herbert presidential ington, lican out of the lines of telephone and | |telegraph |W hen / party | River, communication tonight he headed an automobile into Bull Flat on the Eel 81 miles south of here. The i ment and ability to make up your own/| —— JULY 29; 1923 _ GOV. SMITH WRITES 10 BOY WHO SENT HIM FIRST DOLLAR - ss npliments Chicago Lad on His Ability to Make Up His Own Mind. sy the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July °$.—George | Fleming Jr., li-year-old Chicago boy who contributed the first dol- | lar he ever earned to Gov. presidential campaign, will not nor’s reaction. In the bustle ences with political leaders and re- porters, the Democratic’ nominee / took time out to write to his youth- | The letter follows: have just ful admirer. “Dear George—lI win My campaign you to know. that 1] appreciate it, and I’m sure your good wishes will bring me good luck. I can remem- _.; ber very well earning my first dol- went | |lar when I sold newspapers. “More than all, I want to 30 you on your independence , mind. 'nearest telephone was at Dyerville, | °4 ' a miles. south, but the ‘closed’ at 4 o'clock this afternoon. 'spondents | Hoover at ‘unable ‘tor back to Dyerville ‘ing to Btown’'s i waters ithe Oregon line. | biles . day, | vesterday opera singer, has begun suit for) against Mrs. | wife of a wealthy Montana copper magnate, charging her with alien- ating Stiles’ affections. OLYMPIC GAMES OPEN AFTER PARADE OF 46 COUNTRIES Continued From Page One. athlete, Hitome. athletes were led in a track ded to the girl girl competitor inclu men in purple Monaco. section scout, , and’s incl stockingless girls. Stadium oval was With athletes when team, headed b Houser and Johnny Weissmuller followed $y Major-General Doug- icArthur, swung through marathon gate. The team, wearing blue bear- ing red, w and thields oy t four The filled aimost the« COU ts and . ; iite di uc ere next in line leam with its coaches. sermbled national column formation formal opening cere included the thousand pigeons The birds circled the times before they disappeared over the low-lying Duich countryside. Cannon boomed and trumpeterg high up in the Marathon tower hera!ded the open- ing of games Prince Consort Opens Games. Aa the .-P ‘onsort pro- nounced the Olympic games a column of black emerged the top of Marathon 5 & it Ls VN euch The as then the the rince { emoke the tower. Departure of the athletes from the stadium was more than their entrance. They Close indicated by ap- the others on the way out, The Americans applauded British, particularly Canada and Ireland. The Egyptians cheered the Turks, the Jugo-Slavs and other Middle Euro- The Dutch. cheered the Africans, many of whom are Czechs’ pean: Boers. Because one obscure Dutch gate- ‘keeper punched one French secre- in the eye and barred French from practicing in the the shadow of hung for hours today picturesque tary athletes the whole ieant ry. French Fiefuse to March. The athtetic thrown into sudden ihe French, a ion uproar fter what they success:ve insults today at the hands of the withdrew their from the opening At the same time French au- delivered an ultimatum to withdraw all their athletes from the actual games “entisfactory reparations were forthcoming forthcoming conven! sidered day and ratekeeper, less a pPoOlories: They were ning. “we ee this eve- | re meh thici re accepted and the their stars thie e battle conference of will send into athietl ttit letic as well. as dipilo- officials of the two before harmony was restored. The incident was declared ciosed and the good. will thereof champagne after the pic Committee submitted forma! apologies and summarily removed the offending gatekeeper Threat to Peace of Mect. The incident Was on @ trivial and misunderstanding perhaps some Dutch officia! ness. It was short-lived, but it jasted it had the French ering imprecations and ‘threats in the stadium's press box while the Dutch were in conster- nation over the developments whole comparatively disput as well lax- winile i od ' ; The | by a] , i, Sult and | Two y Bud | ° iy the , releasing of | 2 or simul- | ‘MACHADO IN CUBEN FIELD ALONE open, ; informa! | waved | friends | national! | | party ian aI e a i today were Assistant United orney William H. Dono- @. Tilson. Republican the tav minee lez der in Wilbur, group Lyman anda pres- of ‘newspapers reporters and photog- | wate | ised to be a | portions. i the , second night 's }eled as news a 71. cA PAULI. i neé SUD -parched growth. first night’s encamp- Flat, the route leads Eureka and inland across line to Medford, StOp. be an the through Oregon ford jt will Brown's Camp, ing to arrive ing. While no undue _ S5eé has trip. Hoover has there be no forma! demonstrations en news of his de- Irancisco trav- easy run party expect- crecy surrounded the requested that welcomings or llowewer. parture from San wes the signal for pine greeting as it many sm “cong Caraval the towns along the Redwood highway. FIGHT FILM A uthorities—Prob- After Copies Were Madc. Associated |} OIT, Mich.,,July New York avia dered Federal today, after transporting films of Heeney-Tunney fight to De- from Néw York in an air- Fisher turned over to ‘ities the film negative Offi- hal, Py the DET l‘isher, "Tess. tor, to authorities here the troit copies of the negative had made. for local motion houses before Fisher surrendered. In simi has been unable tion in Detroit, ‘bec transported , but only the to obtain a convic- the is not exhib- cause orig- te = . ah Pon . ited, copies made fron ‘ ~t or} oa } the original. rn ee e+ a Colk ze Head Missing for 12 Days. j; apec eo tie Prom! birth athletes, | ; | De. Athletic | { stadium | promised the | | geen hitting | agreed to. cial | Pierre on. with the | and | ‘the French Minister to Holland, as) i witnesses. ¥ —y Vise patcn. R E D SBPRINGSB, N: C., July 28.— Police today began a search H. | family of George .Washington as sisters full report to to remain mining estate they may at the ' poor more. than 70} to pay the town home. and killed nish War vet- a desire its bill and re-est Lizzi: have been | Lewis Perry, a the last 19. er: in 1899, loQ-year-old!a plea of self-de ,ferted the n all avowal of are and ablish a 7 ‘ Morse Si i Spa Sara h j , aided years she ibly fense. had as- | home an for ene. i\iliar however. | poor belief persisted, sisters were arco not as Vanderbilt’s Parts home was loot- , P ) i 9 7T 50 ¢Y { d VM oman B ught ed last night, Phen ‘homes of wealthy have been visited by burglars recently. The ‘circumstances in the Vanderbilt remarkable in that no have heen found in the the : Mra, Vander! is away, charged with being howse fe ill by a : 7. « range ] *} hs Trai }- : ; bers of a gang which as defi a er and six ser including ed more than 100 merchants ” | Janitor .and his wife The passing spurious pay ‘ pes’ (| stars ved the furniture * 1 ‘ri > . - . “pe a ed on a portable press. The CON-|+..01y put nobody heard the eg . 4¢ is charged. borrowed |... eee ee spirators, it Is Peat OF 3 | rhe thieves also eluded the S| Po » € + "y Md Ie g if i ; children from a family of oe anelance of two private watchmen. fos > mT ¢ } iV } e asin se rrey deceived me rchants by fog - ben rhe housekeeper did not realize " — +ne yy" ’ ‘ Vala t_ rT "Ty @ ' lz Ma ‘ The checks purported to a this morning that one of the issued by the Huttig Sash & i Missourl and many. other the case are footprints “hree men and a woman ar¢ held at Station house. but the sarden oneiiedaptre ss Marnolia Avenue VPolice }eTIi- Varits, the ‘hecks : about noise, vigi- anythi was «he police, she discovered been Door Hardy Salt Co., Co., and other firms A suspicious mnerchant NOleG tHe saben hy number of the automobile they used and as a result the fous mated | persons were arrested. Detectives turns traced the number to Harry Dand- trip a painter, of 4426A Hunt) _ where they arrested Dand- ‘ ient doors wae open, She fottnnd Lamber. Co..; «.., se : : ; nat most of the rooms had Midwest Upholstery: __ ee ; wf ¢ > & , haer and ary Vi the but of the loss cannot be until Mrs. Vanderbilt She is away on a yac] Word of the robbery to her by wireless. Obiects of burglars, va 7s) i license amount WaAsB ridge, sent loan law, 'ers to national Kopff said her | | cessive, William C. Jones, a street i car conduc ;nue, and his wife, yesterday sued the court, | oe to enjoin the Personal Finance Co. farm indefinitely despite their | _foreclosing a chattel mortgage but was acquitted on | a ceim—q,”- | nies “bombarded him with adver- | him . | withheld ipaid $59.95 |; pany housekeep- | | Wares, jal] yesterday nse | FIGHTS FORECLOSURE BY LOAN COMPANY ‘Conductor Says Legal Interest Rate Is Excessive—Wife Claims Damages. Charging that the 6tate small which limits money lend- interest rate of 3% cent a month, was sponsored by a Organization of and that the rate an per “loan sharks” is ex- tor, of 3915 McRee ave- in the Chemical Building from on his furniture. Jones’ petition charges that the members of the American Indus- trial Lenders’ Association, operat- ing under the law, use similar |forms and advertising matter and co-operate in |and recover.ag on loans in dealing with customers. Jones charges that loan compa- lising and solicitations to induce to horrow,” until he applied fay a loan. The petition avers that Jones i $68 to two companies when -+ applied to the , nal Finance for a $300 loan, last Decen:- He was required to sign a e for the full amount. he charges, altnough the company $68 for the other rns. According to his attor- Roy H. Bergmann, he has in interest and about the principal, while the com- still claims $311 due. In another suit, Mrs. Jones asks $40,000 damages, alleging threats and slander. Agents of the com- pany, she asserts, addresesd her in a “loud, boisterous, ruffianly and rude manner.” threatened her with conce ney, £9 on |imprisonment and called her a re | “dead beat.” Jones’ suit also asks for the can- cellation of an assignment of the chattel mortgage and other inetruments, R. CC. McClanahan, manager of the. Personal Finance Co., declared his company’s claim was just and that no harsh methods had been used to collect it. ae lewal and or iiléegal . | efforts r ein - Jectric Railway Head Dies. ia ted Press, AGO, July 28.—Wayland L. Al aka, 65 years old, vice president of the Flgin & Belvidere Electrie allway Co., died from a heart at- ‘tack last night. 4 a ‘HIC avenue, ridge, his wife, Dorothy, and James SRS TEST Ts SSSRTISSSSeE 223382 Wilson. In a trunk they found a printing press. While the detectives were 4 telegram arrived from Norton, asking them to ain on which he would arfive night. Det met asdmitted he had California prison more this LO fhere, Melvin meet “4 ist || TAKE A GREEN veo = BUS DIRECT From Wellston Loop—(Ho- diamont and Easton) to our hangars at Lambert Field. Buses leave every half hour from 2 to 5 P. M. : FARE 25c ctives Norton served three vears in a for forgery, and had passed than $8000 in bad checks in : rict. The others refused talk. WS. Special Lo LOUISIANA, Rav, senior of Ray & Son, who washed gravel and died at his home here this dist “Dies in Touisiana, Mo. Post Juspatch., Mo., July ber of the Ray the EACH °8.—H. wae mem firm opera te rs | plaryt, after- LAMBE * ST. LOUIS FLYING FIELD sand * oeeeree eeeee eee see . eT Tee Pee ee o305esneesannee eter See er ewaeeeemate ceeeeee 53°. FLY T , : tas in one of our big, comfortable % 4-Passenger RYAN Planes Sister Ships of LINDBERGH'S “SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS” Enclosed Cabin Type Cool—Comf ortable Our Planes and Pilots are U. S. GOVT. LICENSED. Free Admission to Field! Von Hoffmann Aircraft Co. Drive Out Turn Netural Bridge Read, beta on Bridgeton Road PRC HPP CP eee ee eee ree e : s3sees i333 +33 +4 SPCR RC TROOP Ree e F er Oe A deed P e ] .ay ° one Mrs. his widow and dauzg rht © Be “MURPHY’S” LUGGAGE SALE THIS WEEK SPECIALS BUY NOW FOR when helJ AnN- if $7.50 Leatherette Hat Boxes. $15.00 Steamer Trunks $15.00 Fiber Dress Trunks... $22.50 Fiber Dress Trunks.... $25.00 Fiber. Wardrobe Trunks $35.00 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks $50.00 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks $75.00 Fiber Wardrobe Trunks $90.00 Fiber Wardrobe $140.00 Fiber Werdrobe $12.50 hitted Dressing Cases $3.50 & 34.50 Ladies’ Hand Bags $6.50 & $7.50 Ladies’ Hand Bags $45.00 Fitted Suit Cases Our “ur “ed Tranks Trunks $12.50 Wardrobe Hand Trunks 10.0 $12.50 Wardrobe Hat Boxes... 36.00 Fiber Auto Cases, 29x13x9. Special Our Why buy the ordinary kind Guaranteed Luggage at these prices? P.C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. | oven EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. (721 Washington Ave. YOU 10.00 L000 18.00 18.00 27.50 32.50 $0.09 6f) fi) 01) 00 J000 CEMMiams Double Eagle Stamps Monday a ' turned soles, VACATION NEEDS R Our $3.50 Fiber Suit Cases , Sizes 214, to 9 3.95 Widths Ato EE Our $5.00 Fiber Suii Cases....- 3. $3 .50 Our $7.50 Leatheretie NURSE OXFORDS Our $10.00 Leather Suit Cases.. Our $7.50 Leather Oxford Bags. Our $10.00 Leather Oxford Bags Our $12.50 Leather Oxford Bags Our $10.00 Fitted Overmeht Low Heels Sizes 3 to 9 Widths Bto EEL (Cases $5.00 Plain Overmht $F -00 (j “ur Cases “Constant Comfort’’ 2-Strap Pumps or Oxfords Light in weight, for home or street wear, made of soft black glazed kid, quarterdined with kid. Hand- steel arch, soles and Cuban rubber heels, — One cushion in- Strap Low Heel to cp/e FZ9° Sizes W idths Qhur 53.50 lisa ‘a ome P| 4.95 fer te ee a 245 500 ‘ 945 oe when you can buy Murpuys “Walk in Stylish Comfort” The CUSTOM Last Men’s Oxfords or Shoes The comfortable, neat-appearing Custom straight last makes a special appeal to men who pre- square effect, without the — Whe the Medium Wide Toe, inside box. Choice of Hazel, Tan or Black. Kid with stitched tip, or Tan Kid in Plain Toe. Sizes 517 to 12 Widths. A, C, E ON ea MAIL ORDERS FILLED ‘CEWiliams | SIXTH and FRANKLIN |e Quality Shoes for All the Family Seater eee Loew Theater Bldg. ee ee a ie ensiagtl* Seo > © a pm o PORE Ne BALE PH = ceed MRR, a oe anita METRO x ‘+ a & as , CREAT me shes psd ae Sather to . s- ¥ ee Oe ee arc ks Ae gc ay age mre cacy ehh bi

Page 4

" ee dines tplamndaaaatiantele, % a nips © eas ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ STEINWAY THE INSTRUMENT_OF THE IMMORTALS —an admirable investment Not only does Steinway command a nobler, more brilliant tone than the ordinary piano, but it comp. | tinues to command it long after the inferior instry. _ ment has gone its way. Calculated on the basis of — cost Steinway is the least expensive of all piaagg — Come in and play one. a teinway Prices in Mahogany Begin at $875 { . 3 venient Terms of Payment eS AEOLIAN COMPANY o& MISSOURI W.P. CHRISLER~PREVS!I DENT 1004 OLIVE STREET ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 PAGE 4 - 7 ) ~ ~ 3 Sea = 7 a fe) 9 ° mr " : - re eS ae a aa raw 4 s os %. SAN te a Re Ree 8 mmpesnttinn s 4 Us een alae soe ah ae ef 0 : 3 the Pere Marquette system were made today to the Interstate Comi- merce Commission, Sweringens put forward a scheme Ss Ee anaes The Chesapeake & Ohio, which now holds the commission’s per- mission to acquire control of the Pere Marquette, asked authority to buy 174,900 shares of Marquetiv common stock now owned by the Nickel Plate Railroad, at $134.33 a share. The Chesapeake & Ohio also asked the commission to modify its original finding in the merger and permit the company to sell 300,000 shares of its own new stock to .ts present stockholders at $100 a share. The funds derived from the new issue would enable the Ches- apeake to conip'ete its Pere Muar- quette purchase. The commission previously ruled that the Chesapeake & Ohio should issue but 200.000 shares of new stock and require its present stock- holders to pay $150 a share for it. The Chesapeake & Ohio-Pvcre Marquette merger marks the par- tial success of the endeavor of O. Pr. and M. J. Van Sweringen of Cleveland and their associates to bring about a merger of Eastern trunk lines. After the commission rejected their original proposal for the fusion of the Nickel Plate, (hesapeake & Ohio, Erie and Pere Marquette railroads, the Van -. give opportunity for he argument on the new proposal. for combining the Chesapeake & Ohio with the Erie and the Pere Marquette. The commission elim- inated the Erie from the proposed consolidation, but approved the combination of the Chesapeake & Ohio with the Pere Marquette, In dealing with details of the proposal | the Chesapeake & Ohio was auth- | orized to pay $110 a share for Pere | Marquette stock owned by the Van | Sweringens, and received permis- | sion to negotiate a price for the additional Pere Marquette stock owned by the Nickel Plate rail- road. The petitions today said that the Nickel Plate was willing to take $133.33 for its Pere Marquette holdings and declared this to be a fair value. As to the new Chesa- | peake & Ohio stock issue contcm- |; plated, the petition protested | against requiring the company’s | stockholders to pay more than par | for new stock, questioned the com- | mission’s legal power to fix a! higher figure, and argued that a lower figure was in the public in- terest and a matter of justice to railroad stockholders. It is ex- pected that the commission will g and 4 | August Sale poms (QF Furniture & Home Furnishings 20% Discount F°ROM plain figure price tags. Easiest credit terms in the city. price tags, deduct 20% and figure what you save. An extra 5% discount for cash. 30, 60, 90, 120 Days Considered Cash Look at the Sale Starts Monday | Posse Hunts Convicts In Davis, | was treed by a | wounded | When he refused to jump to the | pated i when /companions had not ‘tonight, although possemen thought | i all a) been closed. suffered severe burns about the body and a prison guard narrowly escaped death tonight when a box of moving picture films exploded in a dining room of the farm. Sixty-five convicts were watching the regular Saturday night show when one of them tossed a lighted cigarette in a box containing the films. Instantly there was a terrific explosion that threw the convicts into a state of panic. After Killing One hundred and fifty men, With 35 bloodhounds, late to- day were searching swamps near Richmond, 20 miles from here, for four escaped convicts. Four oth- ers of the original band of eight, who shot their way to freedom, killing one officer and wounding three others., were captured last night and today. As the possemen, many of whom desterted ranches and farms to join the hunt, drew tighter their cordon about the lowlands, the in- jury toll mounted. So for the out- break has resulted in the follow- ing casualties: Dead: Sergeant Henry Ward of Imperial -Farm No. 2. Critically wounded: Tom Davis. Slightly wounded: Jim Geter, prison farm guard, and deputy Frank Bell. Captured convicts: ae Tucker, held responsible for the slaying of Ward, R. R. Carter, Alvin Ireland and Bill Tomp- kins. All the captured convicts were wounded. Four Men Still at Large. Deputy Convicts still at large were Irvin | | Johnny | | Collins and Fred Burkett, serving | terms for burglary and theft. Ore Harvey Williams, of the escaped men was captvred after daylight today. . Tompkins bloodhound and in the left ear and Ieg ground, Davis was wounded when four of the fugitives engaged in a gun s fight with three officers soon ufter the escape. in the fight they were wounded. been found exits from the lowlands had The escaped prisoners, most of whom were classed as _ncorrigioles, i'were thought to be heavily arn ed. m They raided the home of a Negro trapper, taking two shotguns and | DAWES PROPOSED AS LEADER i ton to giva $5000-bond under the He and McManis | charge. were 70 FIGHT CHICAGO’S CRIME : indicted Thursday with six others. The only other of the eight in- CHICAGO, July 28.—A proposal that Vice President Charles G. Dawes assume leadership of all the various forces that are now at- Swamp | armed | [pal payrolls during jeampaign period. BAND CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY | tempting to fight crime in Chica_ | go, has been made to the Execu. tive Committee of the Chicago ' Crime Commission by Maj. Georgy A. Paddock, chairman of the Com- _ mission's Finance Committee. Lack of. concentrated force be- | hind needed reforms, and a useless | repetition of effort |! methods, were listed by Paddock |as reasons for his proposal. Ee |also expressed a belief that the | Vice President would be particu- | larly suited to lead such a co-ordi- | nated attack. | Frank J. Loesch, Special Assis- ‘tant Attorney-General, announced | last night his decision to impane! ja third special grand jury to carry !on the work started by the June land July special grand juries. It lis believed that the next jury wil! investigate the bombing of the homes of United States Senator Charles S. Deneen, and Judge John A. Swanson, leaders in the--anti!- Smal] faction here, and the killing of “Diamond Joe” Esposito, a poll- tical ally. The August jury also is to take over the study of city and munici- the election eee ne www | Second Free Program Under Aus- pices of Musicians’ Union, The second large free band coi.- cert wnder auspices of ‘he Musi- cians’ Union will be given at the Nathan Frank bandstand in For- est Park at 10:30 a. m, next Sun- day. ; | the smaller bands employed by the Two of the convicts who partici- | Surrendered | heir | A band of 75 pieces will eight selections, ing concluded before ‘noon. play the program be- The Series of concerts was arranged by | the union to give the public .n op- | portunity -to compare large band with that furnished city, and to demonstrate ‘he public interest in band music. The concert was given two weeks ago. Jewels Worth $35,000 “Stolen. ' By the Associated Press. DENVER, Colo., ly 28.—Dia- monds valued at $35,900 # were was disclosed today by de ectives by presen? |! music by a! ';poned for one week, ‘inclement weather,” np The announcement was at/§ 4 -~ | : - men from stolen from the hotel suite of Mrs. | Elizabeth Quotidomine, a spirifual- | ist minister, last Tuesday night. it | dicted Thursday to be named is Fred Lehmkulk of 9903 South Broadway, who has given a $10,- 000 bond to answer a charge of operating a slot machine gambling device. Tegethoff resides at 873 Foulalia avenue. He is 86 works as a plastering contractor. One of the witnesses against him and McManis was Charles Kk, Schmitz, vided by dissension in recent months. The grand jury, which was called by Circuit Judge * Mulloy, has a epecial prosecutor and a ~ep- resentative of the Attorney-Gener- al's office directing its These officials were appointed after Prosecuting Attorney Muel- ler and Sheriff Wilmas were dis- | qualified on the ground their of- | fices might come under investiga- tion. Kight other indictments were previously returned, one of them naming Tony Foley, notor- fous gambling house. proprietor, who was charged with setting up and operating gambling devices at his place in Wellstom and at tlie Los Angeles Club en Manchester road. The grand deliberations jury will resume its Mogpday in \he Ju- venile Court room of the Clayton Court House. Many witnesse re- main to be heard, most of them with information on lawless con- ditions in Central Township, which the grand jury is seeking to end by getting at: the source of immunity seemingly violation of the law. STRIKERS. POSTPONE PARADE 170 Outside Police Sent to New Bedford, Mass., Go Home. NEW BEDFORD. Mass., 28.—Parades: of textile without consent of city officiais, scheduled for today were . ost- union .eaders said. 11 a mm. because “ain had fallen early in the day, although | at 2 p. m., the scheduled time for the parade, the weather was fair. One hundred and seventy police- Boston, Fall River, Brockton and several other local in assist police turned home tonight. ats oh Abahani ats ee ee years old and! another member of the | Village Board, which has, Been di- | A ee ee oe — ade dae work. | fe enjoyed by | keepers of places operated in open | STOUT WO July | strikers | § “because of | cities | and towns, brought here :oday toij dispersing | : _the parades if they were held, re- | She announced a reward of $2000. | eer sy t-O je.) - ML [> a0 m Sy ct. a > OG oc Pi I Be o> JOE GLICK, PRES. Out-of-Town | 5190-5192 Delmar Blvd Work Solicited FOrest 4600 , . ‘ a i 4 ‘ ? Bae ¢ ry ae ck 4 ym ' Deco Extracts and Yeast Culture for Making Rootbeer and Ginger Ale Deco Extracts are highly con- centrated and make delicious, wholesome, thirst- quenching drinks, The Dry Yeast Culture packed in “1 the box gives you “Ia heavy foam and sparkling effer- vescence thrat fs A Great Sale Monday, in the Better Fitting Gne Bryant Basement Sizes 40 to 58 : . SIXTH AND LOCUST ; The Newest, Loveliest, Finest Values in fcences that fs 1 | a a refreshing. One ; : a ” So ee wee aia Tae oc 5 Seana im bottle makes 6 | eee 9) F we have ever a had the pleasure} =, S| of showing at the L/P] \\T Lane Bryant’s | 23C a Yeu’re Always Welcome at Walgreen's wr” The Safe Antiseptic a rifle in addition to the weapens | National §& they had taken from Guard Geter and Sergt. Ward. A safe, non-ir- Shoot to Kill Order. R, J. Flanagan, manager of the | POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT. | 4 , V2 oxoKe , : | ritating solution : | Rox \ es = - Fea ‘ a ec or Rsv fo Warr ee My. Te Za, ’ , ‘ ben ym ly etiocn s : i : ; : . 7 ‘ re ‘ - y At TB > hebp ks r x f - 4 . _ Z ' aad = = ==> "Zz . , , . . - 4 4 ~ “ , ip * ‘ . f , » “ww -™. o ~ . te ag ~ vy , ~S7 a a ly A A ce ee 2 ‘ / ‘ 4 ~ “—.* . me * ‘ 2 A r . ‘ * ; / = > c , x y ~~. te Ae Me a Pe 4 s ey / , * ‘ 4 ~ = - - * . ar -~ , ‘ ae . — we DRT RN ORES oO IPE RT asiacanie Good for Your Hair and Scalp 75c Ed. Pinaud's Eau de Ouinine Each Dress W orth $16.50 or More! For hot days—nothing excels the wonderful coolness of these fine quality Dresses— that fit perfectly and just wear and wear! Georgettes! Flat Crepes! Washable Crepes! Silk Prints! Gorgeous combinations, long and short sleeves. Be here early for first choice! ALSO—LITTLE WOMEN’S SIZES 16+ to 26-- GREAT SALE + STOUT ARC Widths to EEE The nationally known hat fF tonic. Removes” dandruff and stops } falling hair. In | \igorates the scalp” and promotes the. growth of halr. He has served as Assistant Circuit Attorney of St. ‘Louis and Probate Judge of St. Louis County. As a member of the Legislature he helped pass the Home Rule” bill for St. Louis and helped defeat the bill abolishing the office of Prosecuting Attorney in the middle of Howard Sidener’s term. Secured the law authorizing the refund of a part of the 25-cent special road tax to the cities of St. Louis County so that county roads through these cities could be taken care of. As chairman of the St. Charles Free Bridge Committee he ets a free bridge at no cost to the State or county. He was the moving spirit in securing a high school for Webster Groves, Mo., and drafted and secured the pas- sage of the laws that afford an opportunity for every child in St. Louis County to secure a school education. Fo a SDN RE i 0 Fete or oe A pe a ap ips pte oe na omen: Hy ap me rae - / ; A el Trade in Your Old Furniture as Part Payment for New Furnishings for Your Homes. Phone, CEntral 2630. Have Appraiser Call. He Will Make You a Liberal Allowance. No Obligation on Your Part What- ever! We Can Save You Money. All We Ask Is an Opportunity to Demonstrate This. buckshot. He died a few minutcs later. Old Bloodhound Redcems Himseli. “Old Red," ancient blood hound. the very lowest new prices. After looking the Tire and Tube market over for the or ree Severeyes 8 ew past year we decided to handle the Bruns. | chant for chasing rabbits and pris- wick lise. Frem our own experience in the Ole | ONE ; on officials said this made him no Tubes at the Phoenix as you would your Convicts, wandered off by himself Furniture. With a small cash payment and a o neee ae the balance in small weekly or monthly in- After rabbits again,” a posse- A Poe eee stallments. Quick service. Free mounting. man seid. “Let's kill him.” 'DGE SAM D. HODGDON, #| doned pumphouse, where Tomp- | 7, kins had been hiding. _ Tompkins : m=, escaped in the reeds and the other | | dogs were unable to find his trail. % Discount 10% Discount 30-60-90-120 Days Considered Cash redeemed himself today in the | good as a man hunter. All Tires Are Strictly Firsts and Fally Guaranteed “Aw, let's see what the old fool indorsed by the St. Louis County Republican Central Com- Red cisappeared once more, and | PHOENIX search for the convicts, just as he use of Brunswick Tires and Tubes on our 1 \ & jf) is yelling about,” another sug- mittee, and is only candidate who has filed to include If You Have No Account With Us shortly started howling again. This | was about to be shot. Red. in his own trucks and automobiles we found them | But today Red, with three mem- gested. in his official declaration the platform on which Please Bring Your Certificate of Title time the possemen rushed in his edad nate Nyy” PPR A plo x was struck down fy a full loal of celebrated Brunswick Tires and Tubes at younger days, was a good houna, ie Bee. Buy sour Brunswick Tires and bers of a posse seeking the escaped They followed Red to an aban- | he will endeavor to win the nomination. direction. He was standing under e+ é ug he aR Vs a ce ame ee, nate te Se a tree in which Tompkins was hid- ing. Red had redeemed himself. 12-Year-Old Boy Found Drunk. A 12-year-old schoolbovt was found on the sidewalk in a drunken | condition in front of 4576 Man. chester avenue at 12:30 p. m, yes- terday. The boy was taken to City | Hospital for treatment. He asa‘d | another boy, 16, a shoeworker, had given him whisky. The second | youth, arrested, said he had boucht | a pint of liquor from Angelo Ceri- | ottt, of 5032 Pattison avenue. Ceri- | | ottt was arrested. Both boys are | held for the Juvenile Court. Reptile Grein, eae * Black Patent and Black Kid. “Bar Reptile 4 | Patent Kid and Black a i ai 4 Pe Kolynos ts a very economical FOR WEAR—and every pe Paste, Double strength, One-! f guaranteed to give cc . ‘ach om the brush is suf comfort and satisfaction. > : : evar — BS : rnc Ky bt a % a i Pa: Baa . cir ee a ee 62 AS ‘ % 233 - } aes ¥ + saa ee: ne : : pe 5 + Pe BS . : 5. eee Paes, _ er . ‘é a = ‘ Missouri Voters Won’t Go Wrong in Sup- porting This Candidate for Governor— Election August 7, 1928 Many exclusive features— “Combination Last’”—Snug heel fitting—reinforced arch MADE 4 gnsit a pect ae SS ee ae ee bh Sd tite Ree sti Sp 9

Page 5

PAGE 95 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JCLY 29, 1928 _. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ WALGREEN S= Address Mail Orders to 3962 Page Ave., Add 10% for Packing and Postage St. Louis Stores 515 Olive St. 7th and Locust 8th and Washington 514 Washington Grand and Olive Grand and Delmar Kingshighway and Delmar Union and Delmar Belt and Pershing De Baliviere and Kingsbury Cherokee and lowa Hodiamont and Easton Skinker and McPherson This Sale at All Stores in St. Louis and East St. Louis ity ostment ommand a nobler, more inary piano, but it con- fter the inferior instry. culated on the basis of xpensive of all pianos. MATT eT Right Reserved to Limit Quantities All Clean, Quality Merchandise East St. Louis Store Missouri at Collinsville > Gigantic Savings for MONDAY Only Extra Special 60c Guaranteed Rubber Tea Aprons A large assortment of beautiful patterned Aprons in attractive eolors and eolor eombi Begin at $875 of Payment IAN MISSOURI PRESIDENT STREET Duo-Art Representative MTT TT Luba TEAL TT NULLITY LULL TT EMAL LAL LLALL TTT LGR TP bo TT ULAR TT Lub PLUM TT LUT MILLI TT LAAT TT LT SALT TTPT ULL TTT Leh TY Lie appt UU Ey PATEEL pgp netdEt gy pat tte hiya’ Smokes Reduced | CHESTERFIELDS, CAMELS, | LUCKY STRIKES, | OLD GOLDs, | } SEER: | rents Staff aicsladics who made an apt ‘patron complimented her . “ge : A Special purchase gin goods. She remarked & ) \ Fan 01 seihstlee tee to ottae- Shen > know and to serve.” , c Dou Julian, Dutch Masters, at this lew price. behind the Glick quality of 98c mowledge of how to do the will talk of favorably. a eee er Re ee eee eee ee Pe ae 3 KINGS, Carton $1.15 25c. ATM Cana Cana TT aa CMa Coa TTT EAL Cobh Coal TT ca TTT Laid TT Lill) Loa FT oe 2 packages, uations to eloese from, : Ben Bey. Chanczller. Ideal for household du } th, SIZ%€ 29c size Golden Crown, _ means to handle garments the difference between just ind getting it done right. undry Like Glick’s S| Reet ainda Rte 5 ren SS aa gn ect Mir = 50c Kleenex 75c Gauze, 5 yards Pond’s Cleansing Tissues Z27c, 53c Hospittal Cottton, DOURG. -oecesces 39- 50c Sanitary Belt . $1.50 Hot-Water Bottle FOOT REMEDIES Dainty Sifter [5.. Freezone . eo With Box Th Go sc ks ee Hudnut’s '35c Woofter’s Corn Remedy 3-Flower 25c Johnson's Soap Face Powder 25c Walk-Easy Foot Soap 75¢ 35c Walk-Easy Foot Powder | 35c Scholl's Pads FREE | 15c Chiropodine Plasters, 2 for... Gillette Ge HOUSEHOLD NEEDS : 35c Emergine ....... 26c Palmolive 35c Justrite Cleaner . .23¢ Shaving Cream $1.00 Mothex Garment Bags....... E9c 35¢c - TOILETRIES 60c Pompeian Rouge...----: 37¢ 50c Djer-Kiss Rouge....----> 37C 50c White Rouge.......--- 39C Coty’s Single Compact .....-- 83c Tre Jur Double Compact.. $1.00 50c Non Spi........--+-++- 34€ 6Oc Neet......-.2-eceee ees H2E 50c Perfection Depilatory Powder .....-ecceceeeee® Amelita Bath Salts..........@7€ Houbigant Bodi Talc...... $1.50 Odorono........-+-++++ BIC, $4€ Amoline ........--.-++ 23C, 44€ Spiro Powder ....17c, 3 for 50c DENTAL NEEDS Pepsodent .... Pebeco .. Pyrolac Paste......- Cato Paste .... 29¢ Revelation Powder... 23¢ Fletcher’s Paste ..... 19¢ 50c Squibb’s Cream. ..... 306¢ 60c Wernet’s Powder.... 39c Dental Plate Cleaner ..... 27€ Colgate Powder... .. 20c~30c Fletcher Mouth Wash .... 59C CREAMS—LOTIONS sisntarttnis S50 Bird Saeed ...scccnesessvcivn 15¢ 65c Pond’s Creams...... 39C Si ff eee Bath Towels |oreventing severe [385 Bird eed 50c Hinds Honey Cream .. 36c | \/ 4/ cuss qustity” “turkism [vnen chopping ice. [25¢ Dos Cakes 60c D. o R. Cold Cream . ¥ 39c NA 38e Peeche White Shoe Polish .. 50c Frostilla 37C Wash Cloths, pastel shades, 2 for. .25c $1.00 Lemon Cream..... 69c 35c Lemon Lotion ...... 27C 50c Boncilla Beautifier 39c Auditorium Cold Cream... 79C 50c Boncilla Clay ....... 37¢ Pompeian Massage .. 42¢—79¢ 50c Perfection Cream .... 39¢ 50c Bic scie Playing Cards Linen finished priced very HAY wai a gatvens IN P eee wen o Seis “pice tt REE. 7st: Nig hail Lit vg yeh » ' ade ‘ angie UNDRY —_. -; 5190-5192 Delmar Blvd. Je ovens? a ee PPP Ly ———— ee B ; | : | Deco Extracts and | TT TTT Tuma MMMM TLLMMMLLL TTY PCCEMOGLTT TTY CLLammnn EEUU TTT Py Eocamma ! TTTTLLOAALLLTT TTT Lbaamme TT Loman 11 Coan .29¢ RM eS Zic 19c 19c Z1ic 3Jc .25¢ 25c¢ Jar Coty’s Colcreme ‘ With $1.00 Coty’s Talc 89c FREE Autostrop Razor With 10 Blades 83c SHAVING NEEDS 65c Barbasol 50c Mennen’s Cream .. 70c Gem Blades . $1.00 Bouquet Vegetal ..... 50c Listerine Cream 25c Peau Doux Talc 50c Peau Doux Cream 60c Shav-Lux | Schick Razors SOAPS 10c Palmolive, 10 bars .. Creme Oil, 10 bars Ivory Flakes 19c; 2 for 37c¢ 10c Lifebuoy, 10 bars...... 25c Packer Tar...17c; 3 for 25c Woodbury’s, 4 bars... .5! 25c Cuticura....17c; 3 for ' Cocoa-Almond, 3 bars 25c Germicidal. ..17c; 3 for DRUG NEEDS | Epsom Salts, 5 pounds 25c Seidlitz Powders 50c Witch Hazel, pint 50c Aromatic Cascara, 4 oz..3 50c Boric Acid Powder Beef, Iron and Wine : Dae mae, 6. O82 &. . occ awe Z23¢ Caster Oil, 3 oz. ....- 40c Spirits Camphor, 2 oz. Rubbing Alcohol, 3 for ... REMEDIES 60c Bromo Seltzer .| 60c Syrup of Figs ' $1.00 Borden’s Malted Milk.63c 50c J. D. Sunburn Ointment, 38c $1.00 Supertest Petrolatum. .63c $1.00 Citrocarbonate 50c Sodium Phosphate ..... Nurito, for rheumatism x $1.25 Mead's Protein Milk. ..82 S. S. S. Tonic 89c, $1.49 Herb Juice, 83c, 3 for.. | POWDERS-TALCS | 25c Mavis Talc 60c Djer-Kiss Powder Houbigant Talcs 75c Golden Peacock $1.00 Azurea or Le Trefle. . .63c $1.00 Peter Pan Powder ... .69c $1.00 Amelita Powder ..... 63c 25c Hygienic Talc Mennen’s Talc... .17c; 3 for 50c HAIR NEEDS 50c Palmolive Shampoo .... 60c Danderine 50c Hair Luster...... 50c Hair Gloss 50c Packer’s Shampoo $1.00 Herpicide Tonic 35c Stacomb, tube Van Ess 83c, 3 for $2.25 50c Lemon Castile PILLS—TABLETS \ $1.00 Marmola Tablets ..... 69c $1.25 Arbolone Tablets $1.00 Rite Wate Tablets.... 25c Carter’s Pills . 35c Lapactic Pills $1.25 Vercolate Tablets .... 50c Urotropin Tablets 35c Ex-Lax Figs ... 50c DeWitt’s Kidney Bayer’s Aspirin, 24s. . 2 Bayer’s Aspiring 100s...... $1.00 Nujol $1.00 Pyrosana 50c Unguentine $1.20 Syrup of Pepsin 51.00 Sewibh’s Gil ........ 79¢ seidat} 70c Sloan's Liniment 3c . : 40c Castoria 60c Resino!l Ointment 85c Jad Salts 60c Sal Hepatica 19c / $1.50 Petrolagar . i. : ' Wel . cana Always Weicome oe green’s F _ || Wildroot : PERFUMES Stomach Good for Your | Hair and Scalp Hair T onic On Sale at These Stores Relie Se : 5c Ed. Pinaud’s 7th & Locust at OM ies worte, ™* ™ a oliiaieme a a. ‘ fr es pa gpg. ° . — : ite. . ra ay ee $1 0 _ Chamois 28 inches: stk »; Yeast Culture for ia Making Rootbeer mM and Ginger Ale Extracts | highiv cone } | Eee, ee Zonday, in the $1.00 Larvex, pint Enoz Moth Liquid .... $1.00 Flit, complete 75c Fly Tox 25c Perfection Silver Polish 50c 5 4% ee en ee 35c P. D. Q. Powder 30c Bug Pizen 50c Hudson Sprayers 30c Peterman Discovery . Stern's Electric Paste Pa iw eo Rat and Roach Paste .... PP Sapo Elixir $2.98 Red Devil Roach Powder... =. Me 4 ‘S aoe Pee, CUO. cs chee ss == | MISCELLANEOUS Ice Picks Water Coeleee «0 ciictc cots ceses 49c handle, 60c Rubber Aprons 28c 29Cc 29¢ 50c 50c 50c 50c 3 5c 3 5c _ Culture packed in e box gives you 1.50 | os FREE | Percolators SL AND LOCUST : 2st Values in ) FREE 50c Phg. ‘Twinplex Blades With Twinplex ot bs tm centrated and . A make delicious, i tS whelesrome, thirst- | ¥ mm GCuenching drinks. os The Dry Yeast — lini 75c Flacon Per- fume with box Fiancee Face Powder $1.00 = ere ee vt Us eit 7 ee “You're Always Welcome at Walgreen's Rubber Gloves =. = a -~ The Safe Antiseptic LISTERINE A safe, non-ir- [ ritating solution | particular] y | adapted to the | requirements. of | personal hy- Valuable usa gargle. Cor- wm 4 reets halitosis. the | ——— Spring in severe rene. ne -— ttn 7 Oe ae i l,i ili iti il li — i i i a a a a a purifies Mii. - —_ $1.00 Bottle vo oe _— i i Play Balls Twelve-inch a ll i i i i i Brow” Kid ont mach mead. | WEAR—and every pair | ateed to give complete | and satisfaction. Patent ~ | ‘igorates the scalp | ? ea, @nd promotes Eau de A Ouinine The nationally known tonic. Removes dandruff and stops falling hair. the growth of hair. =f fy waste > pa F 5 & Res a Sc Tube Kolynos ts a very economical! . Double strength. One-half Om the brush is sufficient 39c a ss 24 In- | delightful most eff- dandruff Use one. fo and cient remedy. W ildroet three times a week and you will be surprised with the pleas- ing results. 45c wf 8th & Washington iy colored. fun for Grand & Olive mag on ie gy $1.00 Ben Hur Perfume, 1 oz. original $1.00 Coty’s L’Origan Perfume, ‘4 oz., original... . $1.00 Azurea Toilet Water $2.00 Djer-Kiss Perfume, 1 oz. original $2.50 L’Peggie Perfume, bulk $3.00 Coty’s L’Origan, bulk $1.75 Amelita Narcis Toilet Water 50e Durable ¢ Baby Pants _ ° Ps in race @ 13 ‘ Electric Fans = | pcos, eZaversl ond 4 high-grade Fan that is white, arse and Me sturdily constructed ow oe inished tn black kel; &-Inch, Tennis Balls i to } H ermetically sealed to insure freshness. Lively boun cers. Well balanced. Tin of 3 rié*st , 1} ‘ 3 your mopvey vack. | . ] O ' ¢ tes 2 -& aS - . “ RE hee : ? — \ ae X-Ray Nlotor Jugs We 10-inch “AY 8 10-inch oscillating ... $1.25 Value Yeu're Alweys Welcome at Walgreen's i Black Flag The Nation's Insect | nouse holds ainable in Ailler The safc and ef- fective insect kill- er. Non-poisonous and harmiess. Kills ants, bedbugs. flies. roaches, flea 4s, mosquitoes an d -ertain moths and insects that infest and plants. Ob- powder or liquid. | Powder 2 Pkgs., 23¢ | R. & G. Le Jade Toilet , Water : You're Always Welcome at Wa'greens ) | , Golf Ba!!s ber with simpli fred universal faucet eonnertion. Use forfer bath and shampvr- img. ISc $1.50 Colered Bath Brushes Good grade bristivs ET earved handie with strap for hand ase In Sit aeeorted colors. hp ca) at VO9D09090999000000 000009 0000000000000000000000000055000000650000000000500008 Seat Pas Makee Criving eer fort Firmiy tehead ang a 9 | of high- grade materiai. SVs- #999999 990000000000000008 999999909000 0000000000055000500500000044 9OOOO8 09000000304 +O9O004 Ew

Page 6

ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 | ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH my 5 pride aa i Se . . wey gee? we Soy pat ; Sees ape ~ pa Siena acl ae es al aT SSE BE REO Bier HET AU cu 5 rr ‘ Famous-Barr Co. Is Ope . a4 Stores Co., With Stored’ | ‘ geles, Denver, a Begins Monday at Famous-Barr Co. The Annual Event So Eagerly Awaited by Hundreds of St. Louis’ Thriftiest Homemakers ? On no other occasion is our unusual buying power and value-giving dominance more forcefully demonstrat- ed! In the large, specially purchased assortments you will find the most recently created types by Amer- ica’s best makers... selections from which will not only reward you with substantial savings, but immeasur- able satisfaction, as well. Featured on this page are only a few of the many exceptional offerings. The $500 Living- ae Room Suite Pictured $395 Bedroom Suites ~ = by 85c Floral @ A 50-inch dresser, full-size bed and spacious chest gam At Extreme Left plete this desirable Suite, constructed of Avibera — nut veneers combined with hardwood. $ i : AC a Construction is of the modern dustproof AG type, and graceful carving lends a most ls & ~hS 4, SORE pga 208 os ee OR RF hte Si Sd Bt ee re) side ha iti 9 roi SR ROE eae paweret, ee ee ee rn ne > itt * a hee aie ey Pe aa 3 “ be ae i is ‘ ieee ; 7 Aha katte sates one , ae eat y Mat oo ees eT } B * , a> Tn ty ON eR ‘ ke. r y ih, ews at a ea ee ee ek ee oO ee ere gc oer eee ee a: eee nyeee Comey $a SR ENR ALR TELE. 0 i ead 2 Po he4e we PRO wee 2 +“ OP apres gt ee a pe ar eer ae asa 5 yh af Bt st a NF ais 2 sate Sag for. . araniell oe ie rata titipbten se - iit Won pow. ay , tie’ 4 i nds eQenr™ - at bee ake asad week — ——— ae ese hgh es SF, pe cit ih oe a eye 7 3 Ys -onw. rs oer ors > a OR Ree yaa ge ne At Ss rae UB: * by, ee at sh id suite BAe as See Dae Se te aes lc Ae = oY “4 oa PP ae ea ss EF ss - a - ier 5 Star 2 . ee eee Baas vilbnepe stakes 14S PARE LOTR. Stare inte ee ee eee — — — —— 4 artistic effect Flowered prints flaunt ti or delicately — groundes Not only its outward beauty, but its excel- pears: with aaune lence of construction and workmanship “ose — | recomends this luxurious overstuffed ne Suite to the connoisseur of good ate ‘ | | é L dd i 4 i= Fe : 98e Cool, Printed | furniture. Frames are of hand- carved mahogany with reversible down-filled cushions. Up- holstered with linen frieze seat and back with an- ) $ Toe a reo , Sey M a tique ve'vet trimming. j . “fh = oS ae = ae — 4 7 = : “Betty Ba es $115 Loungin 5 SK eeewa Va Saale ° Sis lee 8S a ee ~_ Oe Y et Lie Choice of Three =a SS es Chairs Sa ee em Chains of Thre OP gt ie 2 oe Break sti 4 . po . Vien r ’ ~ _ ‘ »* wR a! ‘ “a 4 - ~ : . _ " 5 ~ » a . ; a “ : : ban = “ & i " Z ~ ass 4 f od 1 ° "3 C - - ee . 2 ~~ : ae ; ~ ; " . ae a - : a i, '. é _ - ~ -: » ee -_ 4 ’ i . q ng wt : 4 x = , ~ . ~ . : —, : att “il . ‘ . “ - ~ “ nf - ial 4 s - “ Ne: ' MP. Fa co 4 ; ofa . io, ; : 2 wee, : . ‘ . 2 BY s : nt] L : ‘ - . * oe eed “ ’ F Nee —s ‘ 3 ; we ; ae ‘ ‘ b 7 e d . a4 : A . m j : a . A ~ , ; . . ¥ ‘ ‘ _ , . a . * : ' ‘ _ — } % a | . yy ' “ “ , ‘ a - + 4 ‘ ns ye i .4 : a ’ " : * — - a a size, at... a ; 3 5 Se « .* 3 * ie — a z 4 a) » aoa 4.4 By me E + o * ; ¥ j . a = Be wow \ o i 2. ae ‘ori PP 4 * ae & i : ¥ £ Per = > £ : ‘Se > ‘pal s.% % as > 2 ie = ; er * Be : ~e » ee i, “4 “fea , = & : eee ’ bat ae = ae ca at od - - % is bh © bee iS Et . Se Se mis -? : es : 28 Be a j . Ed he 3 : » 3 ; e Z 7 SS ee » ee. ri : is 3 4 > + Bs ’ Bee 3 a - a ee ‘ E mS 2 A ia € wa . 2 q © §. q + i ; ees . > 4 4 > - q + | | » ‘ ’ . ms i a | aF : * 3 hs = : ' ‘ : 4 % : z 2 i i Z = 4 4 . ; The very Chair for long pleasant evenings with philosophies or Sk Se . ys | £ 5 a ee Fe sieian co fit fiction! Solid comfort in every Re yet sei 4 4 RON a: i we oS Me ee 1nling- oor ul wt ‘ : | q Latte finished cloths, line! Covered with tapestry in a AS Se . ~~ ; gh oi ger OTS lia ee ae _ = solid colors, or with colc . . ] i a &. “+. } % See. ‘ : ‘ f Pen "4 ~~ ae : ey a . i varied choice of colors AAS Sa ON : 2 ae Gob a a Ae ee | ea The simplicity of line but serves to accentuate the ; a | cessories to Summer break: te. oo ct ae Se terful workmanship that went into the construction of t | | nw aye ng | 54x72-INCH - WR OO - i Up ee aS . PL ey =, handsome “Phoenix” Suite. Of rich all $32.50 Occasional! : ot ae ot LP eS walnut with cxauinely matched bul $505 5 F Beds ds Tables ° ‘6 9° me a : walnut. Ten pieces ! f | prea This $389 “Rockford” Dining-Room Suite By) 8595 c $695 Values $4.95 Z = nich walnut veneer has been so artistically combined with a base of sturdy $ rf py, | .’ | hardwood as to please the most fastidious... . in this splendid nine-piece Din- O ae a. “7 «COR | CColored Spreads with bro- Bac ee. , wwf d Charmingly designed of butt ing-Room Suite. Comprised of graceful buffet. china cabinet, dining table, pee ee cotton. wa'.iut veneer and hardwood... armchair and five side chairs with attractively upholstered slip seats. in the popular octagonal style that adapts itself to army vacant corner. Neatly turned legs and tretchers. " . ) $285 Living-Room Suites ° A t -piece Suit f solid hand-carve hogan: hat i] $35 Occasional bring enduring pride of possession. Al ee s s a ~ a a Ch . construction, moss and felt filled: upholstered $4 alrs in all- mohair with reversible spr ring ed _cushions of linen frieze oS oe $285 Bedroom Suites — So $250 Dining-Room Suit aS ; bility as well as beauty in ap- 3 —_ eS | ie A simple dignity of design that gives a quiet air of a. pearance. Upholstered in your Gracefully designed, with simple. restful lines, and well built be ee pitality to the dining room, is noted in this nis te choice of four patterns of high- of rich burl walnut veneer and hardwood, this Suite suggests +9 a “Rockford” Suite of soft-toned walnut 1 4) grade linen frieze. Strongly a bedroom of distinctive charm. Includes a | ee veneer and hardwood. Dustproeof -in 7 . : . Bg : . . . .* built. full-size bed, large dresser with stationary or | & ] construction, it will give splendid Swinging mirror, and your choice of chest or service wardrobe oa $39.75 Spinet Desks \ An Easy Way to Make Your $97.50 , 27> Income Pay for New Furniture For the room of colonial inspir- ation, as well as the modern Through our Deferred Payment Plan you can ex ~~ be aparunent, tthe _ tend your payments over a considerable period of "hee ttl ie SAE Gasine ehneon tame and at the same time take advantage of the August Sale savings. Future deliveries may also be arranged if the furniture is not needed at once. OPM Relgiticn ip Mate $49.75 Breakfast Suites . 1 a. 7 mA 0 _ > . Fi y r : acat 5 { "| ‘ i wee pele my on. ba Cur ne > ma eed 7 \ = YebSeud ii fy VR reee Py om Sa ia haing sR os at wy yar * nae ane te Medien + ketenes. ee Re Lee FE POR Pon Mp! tie ; Deen 5% My fi ~ pat a ; 5 : - ilak mbes 9? pictus depos nye Pais ele i iy AR I nn Sls, Lie Cs ipegh > DA) in Ses SAT igs af Ae as eine Rind pk IB Ao, eS bh reteee rs adn ‘ Papen ote» (sehen Ecce wien. iprcg a Ma ray Tees 4 gent $ econ e t a Se ie sags Wea ane EL A alge Sa: a a Bark Sea se eat cis rage mR Cae Het Maken Ha ao leah: FS 2 e Piont ea ee a SAT aE ON Oe Oe a SLY ; POT SNES TS aes ONY Oe 3 pace ‘i AO Bi cage lee fe plate, 6 uss Wiel Ana dae ¥ ad ‘ ius ‘ : te We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps $782 Charge Purchases Made Monday and Tuesday Will Appear on Aagust Statements—Payable in September } $250 Living-R Suites A cheerful setting for a fami] : chat over the son Dy al meal, re « @ Moderately priced, this two-piece overstuffed Suite fs & offered in this five-piece Break- triumph of value-giving. Gracefully designed, with dura : fast Suite of sturdy oak. Fin- ble mohair upholstery, and reversible $ 4 ished in soft gray or tan. | spring-filled cushions. The upholstery a | 3 has a pleasing design in attractive _—s Seventh F ¥, OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER. AKRON AND BALTIMORE shades. - Offered at Cte ,

Page 7

_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —___ PAGE 7 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AMOUSBARRCOS AUGUST SALES Begins Monday Morning | tvcisticis tent tifa at i) 1000 Challis Coolie Coats SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. Famous-Barr Co.Is Operated by the May Dept. _ Stores Co., With Stores in St. Louis, Los An- ___ geles, Denver, Cleveland, Akron and Baltimore Pacific Embroidery Packages Furnish Pleasant and Profitable Pastime 2 @ Such an assortment will be the signal for coming early to the Art Needlework Section on Monday! These fascinating packages contain interesting assortments of pieces which you will find delight in fin- ishing during your leisure moments and laying away for future use or — Cleverly designed and made of high-grade fabrics. Pieces in- clude: This super-value- giving cam- , paign is eagerly awaited by thou- sands of thrifty St. Louisans. The mere announcement of it will cause many to take inventory of their needs and avail themselves of the wondrous values this care- fully planned series of sales af- fords. Seasonable Autumn mer- chandise is offered in abundance at prices which evidence the in- fluence of our six store buying power. : ditional Savings on Your Cash Purchases the For the Home—F or $3.49 @ Coats that hint of the ease-loving Oriental in the cut of their lines, and the splendor of the colored designs. The present vogue adapts them for many occasions. Regularly 85c to $5... Exceptional Choice Monday at a Saving of .... Beach—For Vacation Travel In a Special Offering, at A new Event Every Day... so Look. for the Newspaper Announcements and Arrange for Early Participation. Boudoir Pillows Scarfs Boys’ Suits Babies’ Robes Gertrudes and Dresses Gowns Dance Sets Pajamas Rompers Babies’ Layettes Children’s Dresses in Sizes ltol2 . Curtains Some With Bloomers Spreads - Art Needlework Section—Third Diver Choose from blue, black, red or white back- grounds with gorgeously hued designs. Fashioned of silk or cotton challis, trim and cool for Summer wear. meee ce ply axe - Third Floor August Sale of 2500 Bags New Autumn Styles— | A Specially Purchased Group Just Received— Extraordinary Values at ee en ae i . a » ¥ -_~ # ay a DS MN ae a ee , . . as “ fo ab-mept POET sage Bay ee . 3 . - ~~ ee — ee a ae ~ oom. Suites bed and spacious chest com- tructed of Avibera and wal- h hardwood. ‘774 n dustproof lends a most A48c | Flowered prints flaunt their gay designs on white Ai oor delicately tinted grounds in this favorite of Sum- | mer materials, with permanent transparent finish. 40 inches wide. 98c Cool, Printed Linen.......68c Third Floor Gift Shop Sale Unusually Attractive Assortments “Betty Bates” Colored = @ This event, beginning Monday morning, > = ~ = z o : a —— z _ . 7 i, - > ; - id 4 - or Be -- i = ~_ ae ~ F — - -. a ee > : Pa ry » 4 ‘SS ” F-Room Suites serves to accentuate the mas- int into the construction of this Of rich all hand-carved matched burl *595 n that gives a quiet air of hos- bm, is noted in this nine-piece -toned walnut Dustproof in splendid s-Room Suites two-piece overstuffed Suite {s 4 Gracefully designed, with dura- and reversible he upholstery $ 50 in attractive — Seventh Fleer | . Sai ad EST iach Cages ype eater“. Ty Breakfast Cloths . 4:9 @ Lustrously finished cloths of rayon and cotton in solid colors, or with colored borders are dainty ac- cessories to Summer breakfast tables. 54x72-INCH SIZE, $5.45 54x54-inch size, at.. Bedspreads $5.95 to $6.95 Values $4.95 Colored Spreads with bro- caded stripes, of rayon and cotton, Large 59c Kind 48c Turkish Bath Towels with colored borders. 24x48- inch size. Third Floor Bath Towels $ 90 Hs % \ and Equally Unusual Values at . * | ay : , 2 B $7 00 not only affords extreme savings to the wom- en and misses who are fortunate enough to participate in it, but constitutes an interesting exposition of the new Fall styles in Handbags. With such wide selection you will find it easy to choose an appropriate Bag for each Fall costume. And perhaps, one or two for gifts. LEATHERS Pin Morocco Patent Leather Calf Trout and Lizard G:ains COLORS Grays Tans Vivid Colors STYLES Pouch Underarm \ Backstraps Novelties Framed Pictures, $1 Landscapes, figures and flo- . ral subjects in upright, ob- long and oval frames. Panel Mirrors, $1 Narrow upright Mirrors with pictures.at,top. In ar- tistic two-toned frames. Fancy Baskets, $1 Round and oval covered styles. Also envelope and shopping baskets. Wall Pockets, $1 Of hand-decorated glass, toned in orchid, blue, rose, green or black. J " ‘ ~L £ / — ~ 2 f SON hs o>. “ta Another August Offering Monday—1200 _ Kindergarten Frocks $2.95 to $4.95 Values $1 8 All Have Matching Bloomers / @ Fresh and crisp as.a Summer morning, and tailored to meet a’ discerning mother’s ap- proval are these new little Frocks. . .1200 of them. Quaint English prints — imported broadcloth and trim chambrays are the ma- terials, and every Frock has bloomers! Choice of 14 Styles. Sizes 2 to 6 Years Smocking, hand embroidery, contrasting piping, white collars and cuffs and other smart trimmings make every frock a new delight. All are tubfast. Tots will need at least a dozen for kindergar- ten days. Third Fleor oy Art Crete Furniture For Lawn or Garden 337370 @ This assortment includes floor samples and many one-of-a-kind pieces that will add interest and in- dividuality to your lawn or garden. Gazing balls or pedestals, urns, benches, sun- dials, fountains, bird baths and flower or fern boxes. Made of crushed marble and white cement. $5.50 to $125 Values at a Saving of tifth Floor Dainty Curtains In the Criss-Cross, Manner Are Featured $ 445 Monday at, Pr.... == It would seem impossible to improve the daintiness of fluffy and sheer Curtains of plain grenadine in soft sand tint, with liberal ruffles that beckon to the breeze. 50 inches wide, ample for fullness. Fringed Curtains, Special, $7.95 Pair Woven of finest Egyptian yarns in plain or allover shadow designs, with bullion fringe or deep lacy flounces. Fifth Fleer Photo Frames, $1 In facsimile of Aeather fin- ish, in green, red, blue or brown. Also pretty wood frames. Ash Trays, $1 That fit on the arm of your chair. Made of leather in various colors. Vanity Boxes, $1 Of wood in pastel shades decorated with pictures. Mirror on inside. Scrap Baskets, $1 Oval shape with circle pic- tures on side. In brown, blue, green or black. Beautiful Mottoes on' Various Subjects, $1 Sixth Fleer A Remarkable One-Week Offering of Pressure Cookers The Extremely Popular, Well-Known “NATIONAL” Cookers at the Lowest Prices Ever Offered in St. Louis $15 6-Quart Size $628 $19 10-Qt. Cookers; fully equipped. .$12.98 $23 12-Qt. Cookers; with utensils... .$16.98 $27 18-Qt. Cookers; with equipment, $19.98 $32 25-Qt. Cookers; this week at... .$22.98 @ Made of heavy cast aluminum with super- imposed inset pans, permitting different foods to be cooked at the same time. The pressure prevents intermingling of flavors. Canning rack, meat sack and lifter also included: An Opportunity That Hundreds Right Here in St. Louis Will Surely Want to Share! @ Health, convenience and economy are what you secure when you install a National Pressure Cooker in your home. Simply prepare your foods in the usual way, then place them in the Pressure Cooker. Allow one-third the usual time for cook- ing. Let a small flame —s the pressure to 15 pounds—then turn it low. nd when you serve the foods cooked by this method you'll know why millions of homes use the National Pressure Cooker. Terms: $5 Cash—Balance at $5 4 Month * Advantages of the Pressure Cooker 1—Cooks in % the usual time required, due to pressure. 2—Food retains all mineral salts, flavor and vitamins. 3—-Breaks down starch cells, making for easy digestion. 4—Endorsed by U.S. Agricul- tural Dept. and leading health authorities. 5—Built to endure indefinite- ly, of heavy cast aluminum. tages SER sie Oe ee A Re i DE iN StS Sia REA gt nag ig 20 oye P ’ on a ‘ ee LR cently » ated rod alte * i RA Ti ET Gee e

Page 8

_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1998 2 | WHHSTLES TO SUMMON VOTERS POPUIAR TO AID AIRPORT BOND ISSUE v ; } : ——s Seeamboats and Locome- Day. Aug. 7. | Steamboat, factory and lecémo- tive whisties will blow at 3 p. m. | Aug. 7, at the request of the St. | Louis League of Women Voters, a5" a reminder that only four hours | USED 8&2 YEARS FOR remain in which to vote in the | primaries and the specia] election | Colic-Dysemterry | i.'0 2.000.000 Municipal airport, bond issue. Maguire’s Benne Plant The league's Get-out-the-vote ittee is co-operating with the | fail Colic, diarrhoea, stomach- | Comm : og cholera. infantum. o era | Municipal Airport Bond Committee | as. Tux, summer complain. £ a% » & oe” - 2 | Maguire Medicine Co. 722 Chestnut, St. Loula, Mo. only 128,735 persons voted of the 4 $% } 4” as & " | . 4 : we | registered 259,789, and the com- | : 4% «= ee : : ‘ x | Ge : mittees are endeav oring to per- é 7 » 4 ? “i 4 j ° " i" es be s ; Stes ee , BS. ee % e 2 * : ’ eee +e + @@eeeeeeereseeees ' wuace @ larger proportion of the) i*.9 7,546 fregesioe this year to vote. DUTCH SONG | * 1+! attion of the tons ae ‘5 - 2 ~“624.*2 : ee ; can re é erds and answers to questionnaires | ) ( ‘¢ ff ( | 4 ‘ ( e: WED Peay as te a se ee ee es 2 abs x gigs : SOE CP y : roe One ‘ : is ” 39 > ety ae e ee ee Oe iS Sha: « OEY he %& et 7 fe ee ee 2 ae. 5s al - * 4 ; oe “ See See eh ETS : ee P, f KS. Rte ee ae ORS oat Sah ia ee Ragen uss, j wf ie ne res ee ee Oe aes Sota ates ot 3 yea ; 2 ey aye? aia Se ae ee eS ae Recs ale Fon he : f rey eae: i , » Sips —_ %,. aids Setanta d 8 “ty ‘ : 4 . PAF Rt a bys Seapets RET Lt 0 SEAS Sane se RM Eee Tee ie LoS > 5 at . A opt a Bee. Bits aaa, ft Oe hi . i 3 er . ot ER Bo pepe Os 5 “aaa ; ahd: er w 3 7. 5 5 ‘ . bd = 5 ai > ¢ q ee ‘a ae 7 eae ; + me Ps ay : ; ss, Ba e Toye . bE IO BELA IOS HE ye Three Days Only and reservations may be made. through Mrs. James Cook, WEb- | ster 1466, a en GE > 1 \ im Et @ Thousands of St. Louis’ best-dressed women, perience, realize that t R ibli I em ; n- frome age ; ; | | ae | a - — — ‘ : fe 4 r la ‘a ! Coat Sale 1 in St. Louis ee« and that one is C oe s-Barr Co. It c Sir 2 Ta Ai) = a in VARIETY, ASSORTMENTS, STYLE Ml GIVING. This sale congo Rigg see stage co ‘lengers and watchers at the polls’ lr ver-white, vellum-finishe he dav of th imary , ws | a, Rol Ree Se Se Prmcwerat tigen aml ge ge Re ae eee a wedding ert Ra « rr Ae * ion oi a orn ‘ | ed ee eae Ot aad to oo ao se Bio cices ase Ss We ae _— ee iis value-giving dominance! It hecenies more ; : year! You have oats i _-—— Pi, . At Sy », ; -_ — ee oS Me Te Pe ae ea met . Cheiee eof how HAS WILL TATTOOED ON BACK ee, :. rs = Fas : ; Ex ; a acs Ree next one long 1 in advance. The thousands of y iples and shaéed letterings including: a I | * , specially f Shaded Antique, Shaded ||.Man Sits Five Hoars im London ears. ; est new styles! Their beauty and — urge prea r for early solentiail re ee ee Dee 7 Ve ae e ou will even better appreciate the advan Ceat here in ust. eginte, Gite cap Hembdes “YONDON, July 28—A 200-word § ; ee we ae y PP tage a ce i Aug and Solid Old English. Bookform card case with will bequeathing money to several! your initial fn gold in- people has been tattooed on the! ee ‘J s = ee. y 3 cluded. back of a man who walked into /, , as , | | oS > _ Ae J he Fle ance | Trimmin Is Eu |a tattooing establishment in Wat- | | ie Sa a oo Cf Hy g g 100 Cards, $1.45 me of oe (ea ste. A > a or. a Wedd | - io tem OUt on & i Lf SS * “hee ; ;*_—¥ = M I me a 1928- 29 Mod : Tovitations, 100 for $15 ana ff Piece Of paper, and asked that it J | . > ‘Mee «o> oe! mA gt, Ore et wes up. ee es ee et | cL. 2. xe oss A : a to Ts while @ wWOrk Was a - =x peas * a oS ae | 4 ° e ai | Card Ba cama ge, me _— done, and the will was duly wit- - Boe YS ae 2 A 7 ON R } . Clever and generous variety of ) — and luxurious ¢ Inder the Clock. nessed. “He was a Colonial, and Ye as eo oa SAW ‘ et. of . uch he about 30 years old,” George Bur- a toe 4 | ee mee: “Si Pa 3 3 borders and richly furred T ACM , ae atri ute m to F amous-Barr Co. chett, the tattooist, said afterward. == | a oe | et i> SY eo 7 ‘ creations. In many instances the val © fur trimmings exceeds t We Give and Red “This is the first will I have ever | ee gs in : ees Pa | 9 > * Eagle Stamps tattooed during a long experience, f] 9. * ~ & Be : ae , Coat. Tere is = wide diversity of @ uu will be —— and it was difficult, tricky work.” | a LS ewe: cE 7 4 fn AS : : z ; fur applic tion each 1 in ni@ y and color. coe = Bim) . 4 the following: a 2 . a ts Bae ok ‘ a ms 4 /- mx: sah aes ’ Z - es } d oe, , =a = % vi ¥s ss ‘ SIF é 7. es Ad _ eee. ' . ‘ boa OS .. . >. an . ‘ 5 . aoe * oo WM . “ en ; 3 ¢ M BS . A : : : : Brekes, 4 a om bi a ' ae a y a . sty 9 : A “7 4 Pop pt ey in . ras ia Ze 2 e . ~ oye ABE ~ Ars : x 4 7 ‘ : & 3 é “ _ . P Oy ee v res . ‘ Sm Br, - : " : “ Rh ek. “ ’ oe 7 / a 4 fe A ee bys ws : } . , * ee : 7 ae , i ee, pr 5 : f r ~ = 4 4 ‘ 4 7 . . ; hs % a , ee cisen a ‘ ; 7 & i ni 4 - . ee (i. iy ae a % , Se — ° carmen ‘ ee ' 7 : ; oe : rhs, o : - a ; Ny ’ wt ‘ , . a : > 4 ir “ a oe —_ ae - 2 0 4 J ~ : $ , w « , = . ‘ = : é 4 % § . » , .” ae , i ox 4 ee ald y - — > o* » “ ‘ o- . y , ~ ¥ ~~. , me Aa = ® 4 ~ J ‘ec % , ¢ B, “4 ae La cap be - _— z a 4 - Pie>*k >.* . . *, ’ % —- NLY by trying Lablache will you — 2 _ NS 7 AN © \ | 3 understand why it has been the 2 3 ee é- §$S\ . AA. — \ A WV ide Re OTESE P Of F ashionable F : choice of parucular women for over fifty | ot > a . eee . 3 BN ¥ _ a years. . a oe =... 3 - aa “he Se i -—lend their beauty tof tic Coat styles for | § Its delicate odor and fine texture are : ) : See Te ea ee — Wi Hand m ¥ the rt satin, . that the chief charm of a toilet powder = 7 a NS} satin, rich and durabie@ 7 ns the many new lies in its unobtrusiveness. : | a 4 - -on) §$ To those women who do not as yet know | | | Se i a a % : o 8 ft Ge Mtn: this delightful powder there is 2 new pleasure in | | f Ree oe i: ' aoe M @j0Ta sun, Gubnauioue a Bee ee: ee ee ee | Dubarry size, delicately : ot Sa. RE EO ao “ ea ss . ¢ t + 4 s pase, Z. oe f Oy Sh > ee “AAs : ,* 2 2 é aay . aS) : ; wl 4 ri “ee Si - wy ; x ‘oa a iy ¥ x ; > ig Me ‘i ve Db a Pie " ae, : eae . a 5 ES : ee, 5 ey 2 eae » a ba 5 Se aae ‘ ~ . & feat eA t, tek 3 ; oak Se a xe ¢ joee + t q oe oer - TS . I é S “2 Se ee ere ® ¥ y 4 co A 4 i ; es g . £ at i ' ~ tic P ghaed ’ a rk ba. oS ‘, + is, & = oe 1 , oa. ie ; be * eee. Sys : : tune wad aS: =o. “eS 7 oa > 4+ { se a) Fi 7 '7 Bee 3 ee a Se ee ayia ty é se “ P : ee Be ees oe Se Bc 2 a ‘y E~ id he : Mas a? Seg ae ay aa meas |G ax . ‘ ; ; 3 1: a a a . 6 Fe. : > a vt 4 > a ve” z, 7 n > a 2 :) ie F x 2 3 a a SS a Pr Pe: . = q aa 3 q i io " 1 if ; tay 2 x : > me > - ave . ¢ 2 SO = " * mone S - 3 ?- ag , eB ae > 2 . pae Pry q =, oe % Be = > .: 4 >, See Zs ae ‘ = 3 i na « \ a “4d ae ay cSt, - By 2 i 4 . Md % G os Ss . ‘ & <4 ee . 3yeke 3 ¥ » Fs a ahr fe . BSA ; + ” a 2) & * ta 4 oA ee ee p42 4 ee 5d odes ae ae he : ari one g } ae fy i * -F ~ 2 ’ S ; -.» will hold any Coat until October Ist, when balance is payable. If desired, arrangements may be made at the time of selection, for charge purchases to be paid October 10th. Coats held in our Cold Storage Vaults until a | Oct. Ist. \ OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES C

Page 9

SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | CUBA CONSIDERS PRODUCING MORE ALCOWOL, LESS SUGAR Some Way Sought of Curtailing Output of Latter to Ketp | Price Up. | | By the Associated Pres. HAVANA, July 28.—cuban au- | | thorities are considering a plan for | gradually increasing the produc- | tion of alcohol and decreasing the output of sugar. | Dr. Henry Arnstein, Philadelphia 3 i. f a Oo — | q a : Pee : * scientist and industrial engineer, ‘ : an , MLS “fe recently conferred with Cuban in- e a 8 =. a Ps “ . dustrial leaders regarding attempts | . J 1% a ze is : = to curtail sugar production as a | £ . S ‘means of regulating the price up- | ‘ward. He said that Cuba must de- | | velop her natural resources and/ ADVERTISEMENT | Sugar cane by-products in order to! * s | overcome her natural handicap due | to increasing competition in the | aricose PINS sugar trade throughout the world. | He said that the theory of crop | curtailment was fallacious and | Reduced by New Method urged instead greater crops and ; more alcohol.’ Dr. Arnstein’s rec-| Varicose veins are reduced by Dr, > se .. + weg : P34 : ’ ee me . 4 3 ae , ae ** + ee 5 4 ai Big i, See ; ae y * 7 on Highways. nation. 3 By the Associated Press. : ee - | evening until 8 o PANAMA, July 28.—An impor examination FREE. ew i se ee 2 ee . ee Ris bd tant link in the proposed inter- vag i ce Foe F oe igs F American highway, connecting all Phone CHestnet 0417 nations of the western hemisphere,| P, D. Viscose Ambulatorium is expected to result from the re- Suite 516, C 1 National Bonk Bids. cant loan of $12,000,000 made to 708 Olive St. St. Louie, Me. the Republic of Panama by a New York bank. The terms of the loan provide that $4,500,000 of the total muet be applied to the construction of| , roads. Engineers are in the field to be- gin surveys along the proposed ex- tension of the highway from the Costa Rican border to the Panama Canal. The highway from Panama to Santiago, province of Veraguas. some 200 miles, is to be extended to the city of David, Chiriqui prov- ince, as rapidly as is practicable. | ae 7 According to the engineers, this Sergeanvs work can be completed within two years. It is their hope that the DOG MEDICINES entire work of constructing a high- Stenderd for over way which will connect the Costa 5O Years Rican border with the Panama - : | A Ge 1g | Canal will be completed within four isin Inetant Every Year a Vi 2 i; ee .~ a ichly furred Tuxedo frommtribute much to these smartest of new | § se va, /ee hi | é | many instances the val@ir trimmings exceeds the sale price of the ae , | rr Sets A Se io eo 4a s 2 wide diversity of stygm will be impressed with the perfection of n...each in harmony wetand color. The furs most prominent are ! BROS.& CO. fees The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World 717 Olive Street ’ ; . - » . ; . sa ) aa BE = 2 4 No | - Plushes sy | ‘Prov Tweeds % . " meee. : . fe ie ho a . ¢ pay DIR) . ‘ghee i Le we , ie-ursdiinsel BAK ae aS = ” aa) oe a « . r a AAT & he R Ot pT eg A wig! ere geal acy fap trey . AY Ras ne os Sie PRGA Lag, 0 — veer toe and ni iat ae cos Seales measles. Och, PP 80 By ing Poe Hy ie git . OT Fig ie co . - Fe ¢ ee ss « Sertich 7 e ¥ y' oth ) ; e, f ‘ | : fi. t ’ : weet a. } L | Imported | : ‘ '— A nine 9 ite Wel Diamond. EW eh white ; : | ) 3 - “Fe so ats TP y . mae , | | , . 7 gold ring. Superior | t | Novelty irtova _ Mixtures SIZES—MISSES' SHEXTRA SIZES—JUNIORS’ SIZES Be Here Whe ' i y Starts at 8:30 pena eR ES PO car i AE Ml St ABO A He 4 nae Mee, 42 ee ee ee wre ae a ree ae te ees a aA m4 Dos, 4 “apo ES Me AU ERROR RE SRE. RR et Mt Se $2.50 a Week $7.50 a2 Week ina sIV REM EAG TAMP F Extremely Wide Wateh J E AND -EAG LE S AM Ss | % —_ a 2 cen aR RO eCe RRR ERE i Very attractive, has solid i4-k white : 3 i < ‘ ae? ok Ry - Oe Se | HO ee enon : h reliable 16-tewel i Not only models for every type of figure... es | but a very wide selection for every type. | $25 ‘= Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18; Women's Sizes 34 to o tf RES RE SS PPR ae : 2 oe 7 : | | ; ¢ As ee Bn ke Extra Sizes 38% to 52Ye; Junior Sizes 13 to 1 | v

Page 10

PAGE 10 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1998 Boys’ $1.49 WASH SUITS in the August Sales at 97c @ Mothers of little boys from 3 to 8 will find satisfaction and economy in choosing from this group. Linens, Jacquards, beachcloths, broadcloths, and prints in the popular button-on style. Basement Economy Store ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Tots’ Chambray ¢ PLAY SUITS In the August Sales at 55c @ They are well made of a much better quality chambray than usua’. Cool and colorful, and cut generously full. Peg- dainty colors. Many sampigg aE top styles for girls, straight leg are included at this special leg 2m styles for boys. Sizes 2 to 6. price. Sizes 36 to 44 eS Basement Economy Store Basement Eceonemy Stee Costume SLIPS In the August Sales at $ 1 14 “4 Charge Purchases Made Monday Will Appear on August Statements, Payable in September . Store Hours: 8:30 A. M.toa P. M. Closed All Day Saturday FAMOUS-BARR CO. OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO.—STORES IN ST. LOUIS, LOS ANGELES, CLEVELAND, DENVER, AKRON AND BALTIMORE $2 Famo ? GIRDLES In the August Sales at $4.45 @ Specially purchased..and ar- rived in time for the August Sales! Side-hooking styles, of pink brocade with sections of elastic. Lightly boned. Good range of sizes. Basement Economy Stere NOW COME THE AUGUST SALES, EMPHASIZING EACH DAY OUR VALUE-GIVING DOMINANCE! | A t Sal of Curtains & Draperies | ( Presents savings of magnitude for the home-owner . .. for those who are refurnishing ...and for those just embarking on a home of their own; the resulis of |. €Slips of crepe de chine gaa dium silk and rayon-and-cotgga: mixtures in many styles €: STs a o De tae ae > 3 > Sabot a i ~ 4 . “ St laid . a ee ye a aii: th eae Stn: tat ies aah . = a ce ala - - ES ope en SPOR ogee and wee. SE ae ities , pe ee eae Pty wi Aer eRe 1 We yd * 2 bi Cite - a. aX; Shag PE Seabird AR EN yap Raa, 4 ih eas” ces ' BASEMENT ECONOMY STORE NEWS. A . Pt tS mx ve ¥ ti gif “* " thei ee = BOR ae emenne ey Peerage ee Eee ee ee eee eee are a ARs sk ite Atego bs Fag 3 = th Ses, reer So a aad ie fs rs, aE Sy St eg SEP Mf ky hee “~ PDS hh Ss, PR REGA hn wel eg oe AD peat Yah eS 4 ie ™ Prine Bene aT Roe ee eae weé RY ORGY SSR Dane have been placed stock of Living-Ri Bedroom Furnit Lamps and Mi leum, Oriental Re iy Se te CR Ne ore RY type ty ee wena ood eS en large, special purchases...making possible the most complete Basement Store Curtain and Drapery Assortments in St. Louis. = aaa | ) Uae 75c Detted : bs Drapery Damask ] Marquisette Ruffled Curtains 3 = $115 Offered at, Yard Just 1800 yards at this very special price! 1000 sets of these hne quality ruffled Cur- Novelty-striped and allover patterns, fully 50 tains, made of dainty voiles with a deep val- : " " ; i 71n- desirable for mak- ee ' " . inches wide, ideally suited tor mnkInE wim ine aries cies ae ance—rayon-and-cotton trimmed. In blue, dow drapes. Wide choice of colorings! tains. 50-in. width. gold, rose or green. Tie-backs to match. $3.50 Lace 35¢ to 5S0c $3.95 Lace $1.25 Velour J New 29%c ° Curtaining Curtains Valance Cretonnes 28c Yd. $2.95 Pr. 87Cc Yd. Offered at, Yard Grenadines, marquisettes 40-inch wide Lace Cur- In colors to match your 14¢ and voiles in neat woven tains, in either shadow or drapery fabrics! Has a j dot or crossbar effects, as filet weaves, with scalloped deep embroidered heading Tust 3000 yards! Many well as Jacquard woven and fringed bottoms. 2°, and a neatly scalloped and - 4 ++ otis eam. natterns. 36 inches wide. yards long. fringed bottom. new anc attra pa : terns are included im jj strong and subdued |; $2.45 Voile Sets $4 Curtain Sets nla liad: Filet and shadow lace Cur- $ ] 49 Set » WA A” Set 49c Yd. $1 Drapery, Yd., 45c i i : , 1800 yards of sunfast Dra-/ tain Panels, 40 inches wide, Made of good quality voile, Marquisette Curtains, in Imported Silk Pongee in = | ; one pery material, in beautiful in many attractive pat- with rayon and cotton woven dot or novelty ei- : the wanred matural color woven striped effects, at- 4H Pndins; 3 Ve " tom » . ee ee - ~~ 7 ‘ 3 a at EP pets So 98c J Window Shades ee Seconds of the $1 Grade, at. . C 36 inches wide, 6 feet long, mounted on a good spring roller, complete with bracket, ready to hang. Rath he sarees - “—. ce ad en ee eae, Ba etm Fe RE AD BER IGT Oe re eR NE ee arene een —nnene neem , Shadow lace weave Cur- tains, 38 inches wide and 2%4 yards long, fin- ished with scalloped edges. $1.75 Panels, $1.27 | 45 Curtain Nets 250 Ya: Suitable for door or win- dow curtains. Filet weave 4 Valance and terns, all yards long. fringed. 32%% f trimmings. matching tie-backs. cts, nicely ruffled, with valance and tie-backs. for making dainty curtains and draperies. 36 in. wide. Curtain Nets, in patterns that are new and pleasing. tractive colors. 36 in. wide. | Basement Eceunomy Store r,/ \ etek ae at . Beginning Monday — The August Sele of {it $4.00 Men’s Shi Tailored of Good Quality Shirtings in New —~_ Patterns and Large Assortments, at a 94° J: @ It is rarely, indeed, that such Shirt values are obtainable. Included are Shirts from prominent local makers—many are Troy-made Shirts, too— in materials that run the range of practical de- pendability, colors and patterns for any taste. The economical buyer will select a season’s sup- ply and thus accomplish a saving for months to come. ae i FE nS ae New. oe ee es Wee “ss gee YS y P at © ag Sy : Fe NR TO ae ss * ; , » Tee *g .g] remy , as — ine > cages ae ve a % : a + gel Soe Be ae : nw =. a . a : eee 7 od be | ae > ae at ees 2 aed eee Tepe > Ae, Sie * ee & } x a ras fe % Boe , oa a be, - 9 . * uty : : ae 2 eee : be ae ’ (es . ae. 3 me. oe z ay i Fee ; aa : : ‘ e % > & i 7 4 ie. > eee _ ¥ 7 os ete gy = 7 S a. e Wee * ra = See Sk 7 ins 2 4 + Sie) *, 2 m Fey ." oa ~ ¥ 4 Sie ¥. ae > 7 Jae 4 oo € 3S - % > ae ee ‘e. ee x : , Fe 3 e ee 7 4 5. ~~ i ae e + 2 2 ar a ti Ps ee = : Ries eo, atk : ifn eee t *y oon See ~$ ee ag ae ae Oe White and Fancy Patterns. Light and Dark Grounds. Stripes, Checks and Fig- ures. Neckband, Collar- Attached and Collar-to- Match Styles. satins, Plain, Dobby and Printed Broadcloth, Rayon Stripes, Dimity Cord and Woven Madras, Percales and Nov- elty Cloths. All coler fast 7 2 ‘ satin oe z eg A a mr . a5 oy ae a eee se Ite mish, Mem MESS Se Ne TL | Lich pT 2 Ee SO re are ee wet a arses dpb Ux eat hs Titi hte athe a emai cont See ae ae aes ee Poe L Sey: Sts pe NN a tiem ane 3 oe Caxs, ns hh ais NOU a Oy ee Oe a rae ee Cone ee as Gee Yi a 4 ; Pa Be CGR fas oa PS ib Waste, Cogs Ships a8 pt Nag a eA oh CO IETS Sed APY, eR REE OP wee. is pas Dy paeel i e § oe, X eee ie ‘ 3 Re Meany iat : t ‘ x; . “ \ LE AEE OF ae ny i ee EE ae Ae a seme a ic. Sa ore . Ce aca é pees low heels! Sport | feathers; white Oxferds for kid and Sea !sland <~— Misses. canvas. —. i vata tale AS gee OP a Fe Cenees Complete Range of Sizes, Though Not in Every Style Sizes 14 to 17 . . . Various Sleeve Lengths Basement Econemy Store ~ Basement Economy Stere — August Sale of UNDERWEAR for the Familu! |) hare in This Event—O © Family: |) Plan to Share in This Event—Offering Exceptional Savings in Underwear for Men, Women and Children ty A Special Group of Children’s Men’s Ray © Kfen’s Falher Women’s ~ Sc to Union Suits laden Suits ‘Unies — 4 ee stay SS8c | nion Suits $ 1 Underw ear Cruden, for page Base rae in This 48c Grades, for $1.50 to $1.75 Urades pecital Group at @ Athletic style im pincheck 24c 98c 50c @ Rayon chemises, step-ins and nainsook, knee length. Cut full Pincheck nainsock. with Made of rayon, in the pop- drop seats and tape rein- ular athletic, knee-length Short-sleeve and ankie- length style. Made to fit vests in dainty pastel shades. ‘in size. Carefully tailored, with » Easy to launder and retains its webbing backbands. Sizes 36-48. /,/' satlilteeariaieniatitiniatmmaes a eee ee ee eae ee ee —— a ee _ AES PE APOLLON A LEE ILE LIE OIL ALLIED GEA LLL LILLE LIED LONI AS PEN tn - “ ¥ on esate ye Aas ~ ERT cane om apons ener — ee —— mt 6 ee ee ee het aati r forcements. Boys’ and | style. Strongly made, for » snugly and trimly. 34 to 46. girls’ models. Sizes 2 to 12. e hard wear. tee Children’ pe ren’s Union Suits %. € Fashioned of pincheck nainsook im straight-leg or bloomer-knee AG< style, with double seats and tape reinforced waists. Sizes 2 to 12. Boys’ athletic styles, 8 to r6. Fashioned of fine-ribbed cotton with built-up shoulder or bod- ice tops. Open and closed styles. Regular and extra sizes. f

Page 11

Costume SLIPS the August Sales at $4.74 ips of crepe de chine, ra- n silk and rayon-and-cotton tures in many styles and colors. Many Samples included at this special] low fe. Sizes 36 to 44. Basement Economy Store _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH have been placed on a great part of our stock of Living-Room, Dining-Room and Bedroom Furniture; Occasional Pieces: Lamps and Mirrors; Rugs, Carpets, Lino- leum, Oriental Rugs; Curtains, Draperies. Yi) Wh Ww ' ai} s Siiy) ; if ax 9 “i ee eg. “ [Fao 4" A ‘ \\ 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite Unusual distinction is given thislow-price suite by the beauty of the mellow walnut and the charm of its design. These pieces are ideal for the modern dining-room. Table extends to 8 feet; armchair, five side chairs, and buffet. Walnut veneers and hardwood. Special, $ 1859 Server, extra, $29.00 China Cabinet, extra, $50.00 - - a - rs x. a » = = Vv * Wood mentioned is veneered on select cabinet hardwood. WASHINGTON AVENUE at FOURTH STREET — a J. KENNARD & SONS —_____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE Il Kennard’s August Sale Home Furmishings Rae ™ Begins MON DAY, J uly 30th + + CLO) ite thire is « wide selection, we would suggest your early attendance so as to obtain any piece you may have had in mind. This event be- comes your opportunity to buy Kennard Quality home furnishings at big savings. 5-Piece Bedroom Suite Pleasing design and beautifully grained walnut with con- trasting panels combine to give this suite a distinction seldom found at such a moderate price. Dustproof interiors are. of white oak. Walnut veneers are combined with hardwood. Full bed, dresser, chest,. round-front vanity with hanging mirror, and bench. Special, $44()00 CURTAINS - DRAPERIES Cretonnes—Imported and domestic; bird and floral designs, modern eflects, antique patterns in all colors and combinations. Up to, Regularly, $1.55 Sale price, 45¢e per yard Up to, Regularly, 1.75 Sale*price, 65¢ per yard Drapery Damask—Rayon and cotton in plain, figured and striped effects, self-colored and multicolored—all colors and color combinations. All are 50 inches wide. Up to, Regularly, $4.00 Sale price, $2.35 per yard Up to, Regularly, 5.00 Sale price, 2.85 per yard Up to, Regularly, 6.00 Sale price, 3.25 per yard Imported Cretonnes, by French and English designers. 52 . . - é inches wide. Regularly, $1.55 and $1.50 Sale price, 85¢ per yard Ruffled Grenadine Curtains, of good quality, with dainty dots and novelty figures, in white, ivory and ecru. 38 inches wide by 24 yards long. Have 35-inch ruffles and tie-backs to match. Regularly, $5.00 Sale price, $2.15 per pair Colored Ruffled Curtains*-Voiles, marquisettes, grenadines— some have colored dots and figures; hate colored ruffles or insertions. Full length and width“and come with wide ruffles. Up to, Regularly, $4.50 Sale price, $2.50 per pair Up to, Regularly, 5.50 Sale price, 3.50 per pair Up to, Regularly, 8.50 Sale price, 4.50 per pair f 14%4-YARD SAMPLES Tapestries, Damasks, Velvets, Friezes, Brocades, Brocatelles, Linens, Mohairs— for small chairs, pillows, scarfs, chair seats and cushions. LESS THAN HALF PRICE >. SS = oS Se Ft oe + hUF eo et eo eae ee ee ee © & © - ea gS) rites HE Reess Ba ee ee ee . cil eg onc A a Me AMES Se Reagan 2 Sic «I ating Oa eke eae the tin poets Aity ic Fon llamas Sth ag ne SONNE “iesiligingN ; ‘ eqns ae Blo sila deepite grinsiemidiahaiiien a. -tonateeainantcn Eien ab: ene Re: 4 * 2 " ipa ie. . 3 saat “ heii a ad af eit eer og a FE Mae ea, OS Set ct a- ved 4 a ode

Page 12

SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1998 PAGE 12 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ; | | | fed by 290 armed men between 5 Held in Alien Smuggling Inquiry. | a P | ) | ’ v | ‘ .| arrest here of Joseph Razeck, 15 | CREVE COEUR FARE PROTEST 'Tres Marias and El Parque, Mer-| NEW ORLEANS, July -ebity mil an wat Sensi iiaaien pe ) MEETING TOMORROW NIG 'elos, said a dispatch from Cuernar |men and a woman were in jail to- Chicago. Razeck confessed a Chi- : , vaca today. After a fight, in whtch/day while Federal authorities | cago syndicate of smuggiers re- HOLDS LEAD TREE URUU QALG coun vane Re ; Zor ’ 1} Rg, six men were wounded, the st-/ searched Chicago for leaders of an ceived $250 for each alien smug- | | *iaers’ Association to Meet in -Hall Se natagact oy 10 CET PAVING jf CANNON FAL , TODAY oa - weangeen te i ag c= recog as Fed- jalien smuggling ring. following the gled in, police said. ~“ * oo ed Overland. er ae sural on sok | js i~ & pienccararataeots rd ose e's Pilis Cascara | Tr. Arnica jFeot — a amine, | sailants were 1i—1 Free 1I—1 Free 1—1 Free '12c. fa @ Louis MERCHANTS EXCHANGE mass meeting of residents of | : | i ; | Weman Missing Since Friday. END-OF-THE-MONTH SPECIALS 25c, ; SSS a = Po ie wena ee : ine € 3-er 1 F .- . ee , ; 4 : verlan rho liv : r >xpectéd to Invade | ~” ane wae Ma gece geet: Police have been asked to search F a 2 a . saan nn ie bie Coeur street car line wil e held, ett? 3 bi 53 | 3c - seee, ‘nine & “trych,, ay a lose ° om the local >2CtsS All Bids on Ren- : ‘ Town to : seston tant of @ hall at Hood | for Mrs. W a B _——s gz. is OUR DAYS ONLY 1¢@e Mentha! Inhaler, jure .. ae ’ the ¢ of pg! a mith ne *, tomorrow night at ] 2 years old, 3622 Pennsylvania ave- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday - , shaw Contract. Pla te , ” . - pe) ’ : . jer SP. hy Onigre -> 5 a ] “yh tain es ines Ware OR TARA SY ene oe, ae ve BP OR on meperhim po hen Wary y ¢ arg’ Roane oe pees a A oage y te Lo ical va ad - ete $ Address and Tennysen avenues, te protest | nue, who disappeared from her against the recent increase in fare! nome Friday morning, taking with ito 16 cents on the line. or om supply ‘ clothing. No rea- The meeting is sponsored by the son for her sparture is known. Lake Line Patrons’ Association, | per son and his wife lived In the wy oe RC RE Set as ait Vac weve 2a. >* fw 4 a ~~ SIRES EGER pe a DB ihe Ri: ~~ 7 ‘ er ee sn e 6 + ing . EE On “ ¥ . * : : GD OS indy epg th 39 ie bgt ih ey E, te Ee, Ge ed a, /~ eed aati ith en el, nae AOR IR A pa Se tne ee BT ae Pees a ee Fy =p CHO On Mipe oge> » are de ii te ae tomorrow of the President the 200 Rebels Attack Train In Mexico. so universally done. e . | arrive on a ¥ : : 3 ers : “908 Olive Street ion. . which is $3013 a special train -orthern Wis- | ¥@¥ train crowded with Phone Lindell 8199. F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO., 423 N. Broadway =I) soar WAS the POST-DISPATC = RESU LTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ; : t __ +h - al ‘ —_ ~ Ve at +5 b less than the bids of thre -i¢ n shortly . “ ! a. . : a e = = Ke " . ar . *T™ 1. ~ ic 2 . ‘ _ : re THis contri : sch A 44 de ae 120°C ih aak st rs ad Lad « ; : five vears 1! Memorial. sti n c ‘ontractors + before 4 p. m c I Umarnes petition White House. CNR. 0 a4! if ia hi i L 4! AL a SL ae ad | *4 "7 a a ~~ , iat i} | f : ’ my ‘i ¥. ‘J i j \ \ 4 ; t H ; ' 5 ¥ ' 4 ’ ; ; oi 7 : 1. ehiavt . re . \ 4% : t ; ay iy j _- j , j ‘, ' fi H inh de! i g/ “ — ss ss tein ‘ eae : \ Se ' , | , 4 : { i} > ; J oO f f o Bae Z | Hai ; idl l isd , EZ 4 ~ « . United States. gat: eee = a d P —— a | tha . »* ere a to maa?e ine S.reei af ed as E f ~ : ‘ed ments for 3l1s¢ - ‘ it gincoee interests. Cash oats ihe primcipai ouyiag i : ,2* st i 7@ 2% *] gil so “4 | . . é " : 7 ? a i Oy ~ the outsider ; j i thr Ov > — ypcha: gec om ‘ 921%. cemember corn 97 %e BW re nel ) hie | mt if ha ee ee eee wbich were STL. | ee ee eee | LAE, La . con wtih 387.800 a jone wie HP ~S Ai ‘PH ME P| oo ae r ago. included | Fe of ; ~. - “ rm ; MY , s : i Core Te " ‘ ! ; | - were 121.500 Dushew, com- rs : | fant unvalliz api catue ot Oi. Ld - “lf ) Z Sime ‘ hij ~——— ae) ff ’ ‘ “ — * . or . - 4 , ' 2 4 : ; : aCTLIO! resS.ieTcay Was CQuirsyvaienm, ¢ salti mV ie, } ha’ ‘ 4° = as / Z ar A j A$. a . “ 4 Mm 7 : , “SS yy, = * = 4 | v4 ~ . 4 a . was L« a4 aad ase : : ' a fi} ‘ ——eee . : i {2 ; ; Z ; , ' . t : ; . LS 4ASt Ot . teal — : rhe ro 7m y \ | Sor if * \ MRR HOF? OF Pee i =," : 4 aE gg ee compared with 4007 « hee en he 4 : ~ ' Hy rt . t' St. ” paying ane SiUCt s . _— ‘ 3 : oes : a if \> : " . Db ; : s ; ; *, say Pe ‘i | ee . » = , : ° to get the required bidding blanks, Mgmober ee. fi : } : A gi a = : f. | li “: n. snd 339.962" P ‘ ae ; , , = - : ; 4 ’ ~~ @ S ; i @ ‘ . le] 3 j : tiée ¢! . 2g = = 7. a, , 7 . 74? Pees ygipels ©; Oats. r — oS } ' 3 if Me .. i ’ \ | j “a ifs 2) 11.977 hueheis af No. i} ; : ; f , me i % +” d aa, : =>. , vt \ : 391.113 hushe's of Se, ) ' i ; . . a. ARS oe : , & te Xo, t . &y, Ter ot ae A Gos gt AMES ‘gti Saar tes NLR He OER Rak ty tek; from the Board of Public lImprove-. toget ang bushcis «ef a = 205.912 bushels of Moe. oe = a board to award the Renshaw con- ity, and with other tract to the low bdidder, Street dd poiice officers wil! ported 458 patent (Sou Commissioner Connors said the re- police duties of the day. sponsibility of he Hogan com- pany was under investigation. Rejection of the Renshaw bids on the ground they were too high was urged last week by the Rea! Estate Exchange. According to the exchange, the same type of paving was being laid in Kirkwood by an East St. Louis contractor at prices 30 per cent lower than those charged in East St. Louis. City En- gineer' Brown replied that the a * Kirkwood work was one under different conditions and specifica- tions, which accounted for the ; 4 oo . 3 . lifference pric MRS. GULICK, FOUNDER wre 'wo Minneapolis and St. Pau! radio stations will broadcast Presi- dent Coolidge’s address, station KSTP on a wave length of 220.4 | meters and WCCO, 405.2 meters. The broadcast wil: start at 1 p. m.. central standard time. A part in the ceremonies has been reserved for. Mrs. Coolidge. who will be called on to unveil the memorial tablet on the pedestal of Gov. Christianson will i duce Mr. Coolidge. President Takes Saturday Off to Go Fishing. the Associated Fress. SUPERIOR, Wis.. July 28.—Fo!l- Owing nis summer custom of in the world 7~ SS S) pp rerceee ° P| 4! ip — — a a s ‘ oa | '@ \ “4 tg 9S-ID colton, ’ r cent, $5.90 duik, There were also sales srivate terme. +o!) brig. do decai i ' to the South. 2000 tris hard ments. The Hogan firm, for ,' son of Min complained that blanks were re- and Military leaders of 2. | it - ’ , 3 Ls ’ ‘ » hut 8 aereended in. gettin Present also will be | la fi if o- 1 pgyeel” ts . ab AV : 7 "es ce wheat, GI2S. bushels of Ba. 2 cor used it but it succeeded in getting Sem: ae lik OF ) ae i ath ff, af ty er ‘iy AS . == : | ae ‘yoshels of So, 2 yellow corm | them throuch a real estate dealer Minnesota Infantry, the nal i BH tt i A 5 o- “9 } \\ \ et s 2 : +5 . . . , “ss ee on Be Dies » i abe -% | . ;§ ty ; gt Ma ny : ; “3 _ ‘ 7 Nea. Ss Ww Wit who did not disclose his outside rd unit waicnh a A \ j & oe 7 \\ \ v 4 ; . ; “~~ Mfnnesota It ™ ee i) . 2 Ai Y \ , - , ; } Fiocur atu Mea os ; tions : Minnesota. it Wi m Ruiay hy ; iz u\\ \ | | trade was tant, . - uted ) ining the failure of the "US summer encampmen i ba . a =; i \ ' . 7 . n as = ; i : : ou ) \ get i ' j > F ; \ ; Pe ae . ‘ , er bulk : eof’ : : " : } 4 i! i \ . / “fp 4 ef : > vs ’ ; ( : . : ; . . I - " P s P a. — 4 . ti \\ ANN! f j , 000 : “J © > \ / yuvta tions nominally. ! vinter patents, $7.50 to §; Bo: | re: to . _ epring patents, si oe | . 7 Ne. 2 semincla, = s. 8% tandard 3%c aad Ne. 3 due BW fee flour—Quoted i caricts ™ 70; ane , white patent $0.10: straight, ‘ cae 4 : TU. extra heavy, 34.00; rye St. Loum Gay Market. COs Lil RNR SLA te ie SUR aha, DS RIMM TTS ge Re EN iii aie cae Rea Ri ti 8 ME IE ie cath on fe ' spending Saturdays away from his ' Uy) fate, fy —— : ee TT t : | OF | ae = sg yas , . ; = = ~ ’ , k . ' jaz ; ’ if ; He) ie - he. 4 : —— , . : ‘7 . ; Y t . . ’ Bie * oJ ? “ desk, President Coolidge slipped up OD Ate 3 Cage, ° ! : i! Wy ¥ a audi Le ae : = Ps ; oy Fh xy" Ps, Hay ales were as fallowe:, Timothy, t bed Comes at South Casco. Me.. ., a . i pa ' " Rett ~ Wi Lien : . wa: + Oe rr car new. $12. 1 car do. $13.50, 1 ear 4o, ' the Brule with his fishing tackle : “aad ee Wy $14. t car do. S26. 2 car old After Protracted Ulness; She today ‘before he could be ched i, I car good old Na. 3, $8. . YY : 62 Years Old iVWuie - i/ & @ . as . © VOUid a = reax - Sond an quetat7us: Xe. i timo- — a ' by his office staff with business By the Associated Presa. NEW YORK uly 28.—Mrs. Coolie NI YORK, : rs. Coolidge and John Ss j ’ eee .*% ° ho mii . Sesttnty ¢ ~~ > rs ‘ : od ‘ iM 2) ‘on : ee: B iott . PMLICLA,. AVL t 4 i.€ _ +> ; EF aan . 4 : reil as Everett San Camp re Girls, and direc ae4 5 . . : hay tana ' Ae . +2 eas % : tary to the President, ; grt’: _ ag ae ge eo ers ae ke ERLE LADS ATOR 5g PPh i AAR OO PP Sot RGR CR RB I 80 Me RN hy gah wae et ae en v: Paras ‘ the Luther Gulick Camps, is dea: ‘ | . | . . m 2 “ Sitios ‘ ~ " pany the chicf executiv UTT2 a 2 | ~ . ~~ — ; ' ty . » 4 / J | 4 — *~ at ner summer camp ai utD liens a es : . i! . — = eis a ‘ ae / i hy F “e wre 1 SPs he oe he Mi ° y i ee 3 ie A \ “ee ‘ te Cannon Falls, Minn. he pres! . - i a ' “iin + ) Sete yf} ; id ' ti a 1) th sz ui} hig i lad PG ; ee to $80; Ne. 1 prairm, ‘ asco, Me. Mrs. fs llilCn ©. b de ntial train 3 , \ ti ; j : i ie ty 1% } a ' ‘} i3 -- _ ; } , ; ; M # f iz ia} . J ; ‘ - f ’ , of, . . e Ne. © pra | $is to $is: Xa. J prainse vears old. He death came after a ee os | Sere. thin LN Lei eat ft = 7 BR lie, TD PERLE We 0 tt kam PEL Ths . a pew: neapelis by several Minnesotans. \\ | Ht i hy a one SE rs ; ie re | pH if a / be i ‘hs ff = St. Louis Bran Mark protra CLe ‘| : ij ’ ; : om : = on ‘ ‘ O aie Th o 2 ° ‘a ~}, a Lets — i ‘ : ‘ | ; it i i f sil : +! { / 4 é - f) 4 \ ’ i p ‘ if j fj é fi eo Ps j , j ’ } y A ’ n _ et. > hy > ~»# Psy » 75 ~ « . Ms aie 7 ¥» ne “A re 4 aad is “6 1a | ‘ ' ‘ = - ’ j : { t 1} : r i . 4 J Hf J Py 4 j i ' gZ. ay , | ; ios a a : ¢%: Wheat feed 3 AB rather sendy. Demangé ne Lut} i} LTRs, = os 2 2 . ‘ ; ; ’ : 4 : ‘ ; ; ; ; r 4 j ef j iz i; Ey . 50 » «} .. |S$o0n, and Mrs. Kellogg, wife of the 7 | iat Piwion © Tet ah | | 7 ‘6 ot is) Bill ag me i Of. eh MILT Ma - ; rd was poor, Pure bran was auoind SS* ye ers > ioe ; ' : . ' ; , ‘ . ° fi j / ' é 7 $ / j ’ j : es : which she owns nd dire: Will | seoretary of State | ea BR a Ai AY @ , | ! PAYEE LT fd fi | lif Jie | hy, GLASER and hard gray shorts S31 al = Sec tan f State. . ! a Pee ay Hs, j ‘a § 7 ; if id ve ig i 8 ment. while stendar’ sran ss aft ’ j : | : ; i : i . : ~ ei J ; Bil 7 j , i ; ; j | ae J j a , _ 4 'e a at os amt he ri cra ¥ ¥ ; . ial : yf Ly” #4, S/F mS Oatfeed wae quoted $°° immediate snip ment and Si2M) fer serirember ah 0 se ot ae White hominw feet was qcveted. $38 to,@ " * * red, 40 w $1.41 4 - - - e 4 A4MS ALAAAAEY Por.e '. 2 3 yellow ‘hard, ~nard, $118. xed. s+ wo on te, miz &.- . ~ : cant buy better heat ONSTANT circulation of moist, warm air—nature’sown plan— moisture and produces a chilling sensation. It dries throat and nose *~ sey Gulick, with. the ) Miss Marguerite Smit! anil ; : $ — ‘| will board the train at Minneapo- | , | an tn B oe , | i’ j hij | j i/ Bs ; ? . 4s ‘ Eaet be a ae y A yf ff : cute at S27 % enorte (from Casco Camp during «he summer ae lac} . —— ie ‘s : inuing his trip to Alaska. PS harm Brie S . and in Portland, Me.. i: : win- ‘Bit ie Sy 1 = #4 : Fie / fe ret : Sik ES POLE Ie Secsie ve lif J - Ff ; ; * ‘mired fred at Sa 1 eur eter aneree ter. She was born in Oberlin, O.. | 0 PARTIES PROMOTED i] Oe hie duiatt : ) , : YH , Uf * oe . pind, ¢ Pudi } é ' { ' | pid ffi y j °" m gerendhard eet | Ph ps / j ARIA | was quote? S75. Ne. 3. 9. enc cBeiee, was the first president of t'e ) : . i fy Pi f —aneuaiaaaaa tional Association of Directors ef In Announcing Four Speeches on ST LOUIS CASH SRAIN ' movement. : ; .. The radio party as an aid t }i campaign workers for Henry S. | | a, b. | ) : i $i40 te 31.46% a ren **? ~ “- e = ’ in In announcil > 1OuUur radio speeches by Caulfield this week, FOR RINT range to have a few of your friends | ~~ 'at rotur house and ask other friends 7 PY &. ¥ »hear Judge Caulfield?” Caulfield will speak tomorrow 1007 Olrve St. ! KRWkRK, St. Louis: Friday night at '$ from WDAF, Kansas City: Satur- rae ; 2 = ‘AA ABAAA a Sl \ G26 3 *” 5425e~ day night at 8:15KWK. | provides the best heat money can buy. This is the principle __ tissues, stopping natural secretions that possess antiseptic proper- doand odherealll ‘TWO KILLED OVER PETTY Suir © of the Holland Vaporaire System, built for homes of all sizes and _ ties and constitute nature’s protection against col mized, mize, — 2 oe ‘ $ 5 Two Peacemakers Wounded in Within easy reach of every purse. Heating response is direct, quick | mon complaints. Holland A cma eet i ce ae : ect, quics . Heating costs no more than ine and positive. Minutes change cold to comfort. Warmth is distrib- ordinary heating plants. For e, large homes the Deluxe System, | - a. are LXEOTA, Ok. July 28—Two men uted in measured volumes to all parts of the home. Uniform combining the ad of the heating-cooling installations used _ ini ) y town's main street 7 - @MAperature and proper humidity are maintained constantly and in modern theaters, schools and hospitals, provides year around. | sens’... Bate ie Keir es a8 ch Ha ais Cine at ets ME. ONG LEA EE Vea ree i Pa the town’s main street in In ’ any a wae : in . Zyle Library Frames aoe et chews a swat auttomatically. Floors are always warm and draft-free. The air comfort. For every home, large or small, costly or modest, there’s Cann, brothers, are dead: Judge like a running brook—is always in motion, never a Holland that guarantees comfort, cleanliness, con- w Was shot through th chee . . ° stagnant— s Le hot ‘act Sat Wwondertul to breathe—refreshing, stimulating and teeming with venience and econ omy, BS ged a ornate daily and uses as e Pag rs wadem € - pra ~~ s ; tt ea A PTAC TY Pay.ie adi and neck and Richard Pyatt - tireugh the arm J. D. Green-/ life amd energy. Stagnant air in the average home—drier than from 10% to 35% less fuel. The saving in operation costs me’ HOP HOR Ba Hepes righ, Aart . a PS Had Parr >a vieiia \ MB! Did ree tb ee ‘ : . ide, Pie. Sheehy neathe. id Sea. el & . ure wr A RS og ted Piel Slat Bs “= 4 se ma od FT! et. Bak * > 33 = 3 had dismineed a emall suit brought HOLLAND FURNACE CO., 4515-19 Shaw Ave., St. Louis, Mo. Phone GRand 4170-4171-4172 Go. | that he gave them a $171 check fixtures for a moter car accessor including chimney. systems, operating 524 direct factory Name ; — +. The principals hax just com © principals nad just come’ Dry air at this temperature causes rapid evaporation of /Canns. Low and "yatt cried te act as peacemakers. | | , Former Kemper Coach Arrested. | Br the Associated Presa. ; RANSAS CITY, July 28.—.\v._ 1. (Frenchy) Belgard. former Itni- with Insufficient funds in the bank A welueble Thee offices, which Beltard was o s opening No Fuse—N uss—— Dirt Dust and service stations oM No —No el sa > Sity Marsha! Jona Ruvkestatiana desert air—is a prevalent cause of general discomfort and ill-health. pays for the system. Your order now will assure installation before from the, courtroom of denrr versity of Kansas basketball ~tar HOLLAND FURNACES MAKE WARM FRIENDS 2 herd, 81.22%: a Call GRand 4170-4171-4172 for prices and informatica. wi $6 to Seok Cove eek, Oe City Marshal John Kuykendall and the first chilly day. Purchase may be made on a convenient de Spence. Justice of the Peace, who was heid byw the police todar on Suction Cleani 2 Broapway | ~~: | ng for All ea 609 WN. Y | to cover it. The check, compan: 8g Heating Systems HOLLAND FURNACE CO. 4715-19 5S . Leuk on * *. +e | ene bringing fog Belgard coached basketball Boenavillie, Mo. Ci a | | | fl ity. “— aanegagemarens — iia “9 . 4 : Sta. wore awen to the county jit at = Any Holland-heated- home is ideally comfortable at 68 ferred payment plan if desired. Get the facts and you’llgetaHolland. = § = >= 49a had dismissed a Ssmali suit br ‘ught Se Sag tie os compiaint of a local save COM >Dau..F officials said, was in parment for Cleans completely and thoroughly the entire system, World’s ‘ - ae Witheue * on ay part nls — he oe = j a b largest installers of home-heatin O Have a man 0 Send | ae of io.) +. “a at the Kemper Military Academy, |

Page 13

~ . ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH " NDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 PAGE 13 LF Gra | ADVANCE IN CORN FEATURE SHORTS COVER LATE IN | RAPID PRO OS OM eee ra eH Td lee "sh Fs ATES ATRAT FONDS =e - LOUIS MERCHANTS’ Jue '28.—Followin sc are the day's ‘ ie TRY EXCHAN July 28. Saree s 2 By the Associated Press. By the Associat te] Prese. ips. and over one lc tgagber at Sle; ies- ‘low, and *) high, ket "and avotatfone ~d s received — Kan- ifheon cigs wags | f | sas Ci and narkets CHICAGO, July 28.—lIncreasing popu- NEW YORK. July 28.—A less wine | Pos VASHINGTOR. J og | horns springs unchanged to ic higher at : l i ble 6 of weather prospects In Lic |; uly 28.—The Depart- | sy- @rity of nigher prices for corn DecaMe an | Be : . belt over Sunday. where re- | of Agriculture today i Sc to. Lic. ‘ pp ote Femertay | outstanding teature iu the Gor market to. | : SN emg conditions weer forecast, | PoGress in nearly all crops. Hasing is | BUTIEK — Creamery extras, | 45440; i ed actos 7 anak. it standard, 44¢: firsts, MWe; secon! 38e- No. . ; ; a upiry, . day. More than haif a milion Dusheis | Beads. apa tive hese -vpgyrtnte > gp By st t: il Nl sewing and th A i vera - ee to fill Chicago July cuutracis were | ee ie activ : oving 1 ward os aint a Rae “Untry. Sec _ ” ar over tuday by wrevious spccula- my G be i allie id . exe ‘ he - , 5 1001s MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE. tive sellera, but notwithstanuing tiis ey | cline to fic ry pws at ageddie wheel ok caster apart of rallied to “20. Hoc. CW | [cep a rains have interfered. of South BY ARTHUR W. AIDDY. despite chances of further heavy desuveries | ........... . sagpon l : Totals 95.705 104,042 :| Absence of. rains in the eastern b7.t | a crop would prob: ibiy be to make the to America if the Bank of England hac | *'\. AL ‘Cho & 130@170 Ibe, 14c to grain market the so . receipt w being | : l : 042 a rains OF Dis of corn in Chicago ere z ‘| served to olfset quite extensive al | corn-hog price ‘Tatio favorable to feeding | nol more or jess sterilized the gold. és los, up. 13% 14e: 110 te 1c vous of, uoder tru, eat. ’ erfume Palmolive After-Shaving Talc. 5-grain, 100... 1 cas = declined 1c and Xo 2 , applied either on old sales or on July con- | ° r > Rented: r . 1 art of the centro] afte: Oct ber, + r e r ~ ae Se ye 2 ig 2: ee gs 96 rh me ans thus although the arrivals tc eae op ie sorcumis conti nued to in- | With subsequedt inte ee a eported, | Compared with @ year ago, the Bank of | ;) ive ig anal °o. 2 0 er freely. taled cars no interference couid be) NATIONAL STOCKYARDS, Il.. July 28. | dicate gains in condition, the vigs, ‘ epring England's gold reserve has increased i24.- | &” ae on tes ahaa . = “yoo 3 : amie, SOG 75 De i@iSe ; = Poo e aD |: : noticed to upward trend of the market. | : av Dece 7 id ome, ' : vari |The cattle trade was featured by a de- bmw : 2, and gunman to 20.4: pegs 1|000.000 but private deposits sre only 2... pone TH1U*: «ll lambe. 912 ures ; 5b y This upward tendency was due in_ | ints. : ’ 1 x ee Seay See Oe Te ee eae tout Dols 1] ints, VEGETABLE MARKET about £4.250.000 above the ievel of c or jambs Ca: He; sheep. 3% @Se; bucks | ie @ Be rhun hy ¢ per ib, and No. 3 yellow corn were being bonded | a Ra 2 - es - PRR Ss Gee = ~ weakened .coen: '. ; oak QE Ghleaes elevatets today. 10 be | wets an very uneven trend of pricés here. a “the rolur Roce er anaes bo hee’ ie | Drevious year. : ~ 2 PF. foe Mae ae Ohne sinetes. F en grader. .Elevators purchased Ee eeenernanseese shipped elsewhere. avd that while much | lle a few of the best *icht vearling — neva ten - belief that the technie: = . LOWIS PRODUCE ROW. July OR lad additiona!] reserves of the Bank : pea RE atin rt O35 le daisies. 25%; ¥ z ' i> ; t sf . ' as 4 sw P j i a ; « ete ; . . « 4 - ~~ barn freely at $1. 3B late in session. on 7 corn is attracted to Cnhicago on account ol steers so'id stronger inere wae a @istinct!y | - 7 PF of the market had been strengt! Otatoe marke a Btinn ov England been added to ithe at Ge- +. wri voteg © rick "Se per pound eal wheat advanced ~c. hn and = beine : Pm premiums bein« paid here for Julv and tendency to weighty beeves. Best | (a hy the recent heavy selling. This wu} ino. ee a a im and | the 1 e ca ROGS—Ju $2 medium $1.75; » late sales vu! —— (44a 73% beptember deliveries an unusually laree | mix ariings and heifers gained some- | ances Te confirmed when. prices Palle 1 ‘qQuiry was foted. Supplie: home, | POMSS SAG, sarougs taem. % ie coe aad . . ih a. ten tad of the «rain = —_ — what, others intthe changed. Cows, bulis | raves be y from the early de« the joint stock banks, there would have ;° ICFEONS (Pm SQUVARS——-Lire pigeone, . . J = ; ; ¥ , cr i rom the Cuul- alc stocker qpttie i neraliv steady. ; * ” , ~ulty ring Cf | nt. : 9 irther expansion o ans “a . a 4 #e ° ka and Kansas No. ay ——— 103%, 103%, — — 4 voalon Sn Tisher Wohienic aleote iz, | Shorts found difficulty i) FOverink Cp | piers, of which 16 bulk Joad ere _j been room for further expansion of loans §) per dozen: Gres*e:! mae ws. 50c per ib, 1.23 to $1.: 23%. latter ll. (3 or MARCH CORN. Special attention be corn traders todr- | mo: * Jecline . : » § ke. nedium eS hare . cot nlaints of ho! ] weevl ] and dé posi le Dy about £00 000) (hid) I ‘ , . Pm i‘ een T-D g Mills pour s lew my No, Lo. Oe i ai —— as Kiven to assertions that : _ the |. weight and hg! pers steady 23c of ea of A pte yrehension Jest reports of hil oes 2 Ae a That the increased reserve has not Deen ng 245 105- freen @ \—Keee firm: POS pr ISPATC “ : 10 gd cen Drh- ulk of the whole visible supp y rn’ corn eartit r ‘ . iv ; ny . é , " 4 1 in reese } ; : h re e : . c Ma ~ Wi } ze rht soc . ‘ : . i} . ma ow» & Lae? | : we ; 7 and 7 s * g . asin RO * Oat : , oti mage 850U.0 crea c per . OX oO or reflecte he private deposi ie Gue t 34° cir 45 iba fe Cc; econus, CERTAIN nell GET prices $1.29 i JULY OATS. being concentrated in Chicago, and with 50 for some yearlings. mature a ae srospects of: more sbowers| -. i ree Kk & rose - Or ? an: sé b| ste + z . q ‘ Cs . ~* ? . i 2 9 * ’ , . i wo a een ¢ day were scarce, and previous ecliers of : “th | iter. ao’? ay _ Dear aa riers tion of a lack of pew interest on eu ; hite Sik and yellow | Bank of England to prevent an influx of | - coring GUCES 4 ™ ' « »ttw = = ~*% ‘ ‘ 4 P * , g . ' : A cent. Wheat turned reaction- . °-* L September especially were active as buy mig be la price ; for 8‘ m Ck a- con ir te v | hox } load ood red vata 20 te No ais : oe " Pas ° e* . %d lower on October and! , 102 44 ticular significance as attached in’ some rap pA a ante wees ig te a fe . idng the “aine nis there aS resulting from; ° Fs per “100 Ibs. (4 alifor of further credit expansion unless such | recripts ‘hy A ihe, Eegs unchanged: = ONEneG late . ove enor OM ) plained WU pC) ty] Jiine. on : acke! tite S$°.4 . jes! . a by} recesses Ss ee. a a Ming O12) % 2 : $2. . ” ' expansion is considered desirable, F ae AG. Jrily “” ch 7? nited States De- iz ber Winnipeg early Was | 04 ae wy quarters was ~~ i : yvessel-roorm ; - . ‘ tine * ey] : ~Lix ' DE EM R F « , 3 ale VeiEil.s Mie ; re price, 2 OS r local. Londe and mn 7 ok ire owa vel , ‘ } alts It} to sma! fraction esi 21 uw @ C : - BE R E. here for 20. 000) bat te @ rn to load ‘ ¢ if > ’ »s } tics 9D pe } al + 3.8: a th wa th re en ‘ ned qi": out a’ i ,i* ashire BiG I : . ©. thts ’ ‘ . . y. ~ o 7 In &D te of the Bank of England'a cat- eaiieiill seart af A ric i)tu Te bx Pa natores per wheat opened a 2 (Chi. ..106% 104% _ 106% 104i, Monday destined to Bu tase nsignments Choice kinds were'|] that cloth apd varn business was restfict- Madianm $2 and lar $2.25 del. No | , ment _ REESE, es mber corn 97% and Deceni: | = ey Wheat news was about ai ull nour. and | Saas aieas is Bac hither for the eee | " low and white tree ¢1.°3 tious policy. however. Lombard street has | lnited Sere - ' 1 ? ket averaged | aie most © the , aoa ~o 3 oF gener ae ; . ooo ti nice ft : a} ea rane 1. North Missouri sacked on and whi te ale gy Away? 7 , ¢he % ¢ re sien | nited Si orn ‘ A C | * the mar . Sf .~ al Or neal ete » ’ . ae) mt 8: . DOATC ’ ” } . 4 : taken re anlage Ol Lie hig ! Irv n ¥y ra » Tie fair epost receipts, ween ey B00’: D | Gr i M ee teeny. Dut the cicee was 8 Ke i of fat kinds sold in nd $1: . the end of. the wrek wat bales, | ions SI to: S125 del. Dt i a a me cS 's. compared wtib 387. eto” a al y ain ovement owing to the sireic ch displayed by corn, Olumis. thers vn seek tear ‘ fren Sig hell m i: * aa 1) a ‘ £0. LLIGATOR PARS—} Market was dull. ! both 1 New York and poe Berlin, to make j} re « Ss 0 a vear azo. included 1 Receipts of whe et mn an azn a eTlials apoiis 2) | : cars 1e oats ma 8 ? "|; week was ev _ I c be rther declines in the cotton ABBAGE— me grown cabbage loc to . en — 9 ago, included Kan. city’ 1546. quence ran inte heavy selling at times. however. Beef grade: p it thy market here to me pak ut week, Pre- | 20c ‘+r bu box Orme will last throughout the year. London is | ~~ as } th unwieldy hg a Mil’ aukee | 161) Provision es a easier for lard. | between $8 50 to | making bigh-| , jousiy them® had been considerable ne rv- @ SPROU TS—Home- grown 10 | naturally inclined to wonder whether | financial congestion an he Dulut but firmer for meats 1] “3 r ane ; e crop situation In Gry sec- | oc u. DOX ip. od Obs . speculative positions are ese pronounced mu s public sreve tors an = eo | ge Fe GF BES Lea Cash wheat piices were steady ee: $7.50, can: 1eTs S6 $s. bor although ry rman yy sted Suara. ‘and the ap pear CARR ITS-—Home-gerown carrots 25c to) France will withdraw any portion of her ce eel ak ae end of the summer. 1,503.i71 bushels of bt eat. Toledo . || ; | +++:! pared with previous eales. Trading un : kinds. ranged down to $5.50 d| ance of raims there evidently made a cun- per dozen bunches and bu boxes $1 to | balances. The steady improvement of the The belief that Wall street has to e2- 7 “| B ' frane naturally increases the caution of © ; ai sci wig 7 : ‘ , . : } “line and when S°OWN stock were light s ‘a. _ 4 avy? * > . + *.* caused | ceived, if Uc to 60c per 100 Ibs, § eli , PO BADLY POSED 3 BLA IIE IR BE Rh PRE RR A RENCE IATL BE: Sa ORG OBE: pb tes" mop inte tk Hl Ti sae ap } Ar Oe " mi 5 Ee Si cee ve & fee e corn. and 962 “ ’ ' > ral irm 1lacal ov. 7000 bushels. | £p.7 0. ulis heid firm throughout I ' r ‘ $ of oats. Grain mocks comprised | ene > | iiatage 7 ' - | pane sa tiane R171 bushels. Vessel jogn: swelling on an $8.75 down "basis | Siderable at the wl Ne mig tk that | TAULIFLOWER — Market was quiet. perience further heavy liquidations ie Khe oo 4,* red © woysd w heat P det hi ; mi? 210 6 oo. - . = . room as chartered rh r 450 nnn bushe's d OFF | li noted mostiv around $i) 2 my oo] Sera in the Fastern ay elt hai j oY i ado ¢ — w might he ve heen made with Cultivation, . .> ra : ; fle ael and } : ; ’ be a h } The effect of the fall in the price of details lacking. SCA IE De vehs ‘ ‘ ices maintained and on the whole. it seemed to he most cal ts Bik Oe. mazoo fiat | Reserve rate takes place, it ts sevee taas i bt , trikincly shown in the re Cash corn “demand moderate Prices on a sieady basis. seh gent sleers we neraly theucbt that the laset week 1m / cra! "C te 170% ‘ cra oe | England should get through the year on a! rubver wae pp pent d | steady to je th -rag-aggioe and ot AINE = ee ce ne ane : rs of supplies, a small | July was witnessing sume furtaer improve- 2 7 s aS white vata. | Chicago Provisions rades. ( ssncell ations, "360.0 72. bushels, | ic ngs mainiy irom vw 7 Judging from the market comment which { row n lettuce Meanwhile, however, the inflow is not Flour and Meai. , os = aeeal advance arlier iI he eek rnore ‘ter al , Others believe that the mar- | KALE Sie aemnek ye a bh box | " ce (3 f ‘ (> - es - de ati - POY a} ‘ 4 iii ’ a} ip! es trem oe County were neuueu | : "ee azo, Un hows over >| it 1 j i t! © vate ew bh La the erent from now on. ETT! "Cr New Yor] cases bi bostal 2 “ : , early Saturda) poried 6aits a “CGli and packing sows are Joc and spoils more Comparativ: few reports of actual | . - « bos uff to M2 te 43 40: apring patents, July wheat : 118 , Ss and 4U bu baskeis No. 1 duchess $1.40.) bigher than a week ago. 1 amage from bol weevil have been reach-, 3! S1 to Se. 50 delivered. according to con- Formerly Tom D ner’s Ss ck 80; No. 2 —— f. 0. b. Chicago cago, | September wheat ..120% 6U No. 2 duchess 9Uc, “oa orchard rhe | BNL .s handy weight hogs were fully | ing the trade during the week. but toward | ;iU0"- | Market on Fa gene, Men e; standard 3%c apd No. 3 dic Ww . . ‘ . | me $1. cm 2 Fa 5 eee rent esta niishen top priies purine the week. | a of be ot} na there were Fepgrts of | one _ es See p of cg! a Be agg! ms of Jacksonville, illinois waenes ab or) 45, an ) I pal bw e heavy and extreme heavy hogs too creasing injestation, particularly in parts, pre; f ‘S A jie Sa —Quo r in jute: | September corn .. 0 wf No. duchess 31.40.) th ckfield, bei im « i. whi as; Of Alabama, while Bo gs gly Barn fn cnneng Se aient 86. 10: “straight, $5.7 70; Rootoumenr ‘oats fits 3 Soo $1 350717 ‘80 paste $1. 49 straw-| Roieak “mecor of the lime, and in prices | weather in’ og had eT might Cy fol: | a vlog — Sclneet ee ak oo ~~ mcg aod “ot etl Mo. 70; extra heavy. $4.6U; rye ecm og stage ~, berry (emall and green) GUC; 50 duchess; which were 25c tu ae below top. igh | Jowed by increased activity in that quarter. | car weed $. gy a oy ew at $2.75 1231-33 as ington venue, u oats ... and trenton $1.25 to $1.35; 25 saps of/ top was $11.70. with the bulk of sales| Some traders have expressed rather less | —, Torn Sas hate eee oe Sl 50 delivered. Home-grown lettuce Second Floor Corn Mea tand meal in cariots, 8ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ Ae. wine $1.25; 75 bt: a “. 20 pippin| for the week appearing at $11.2! apprehension of serious damage from the A 27 and cream meal, $2.35 for 100 Ibs.| July 27.—Grain bids and offers 26. 18 ‘trenton $1. unknown} $11.60. Most light lights sold from | insects this year owing to the absence of | °” 1525 per bu box lonse ip 100-Ib sacks, gmall — charged. Bids. Offers, 31: 25; 5 duchess $1. TM ‘TL x | $1.20.! to $11. with pigs largely at $8.50 to $10,| serious complaints this month, but ot Be oy, 'STARD GREENS—Home-grown at inventory Over $50,000.00 and Consists of as Mark Se - "yy Y, Home-grown boxed applies 25c to §) per bu/ although some common stuif sold down believe that the boll weevil remains an | MU 1 A Piette Mi 1-Ib. St. Loum fizy eu. ptember wheat .. 123 box as in quality. mainly 50c to 75 to $6.7 5. Packing sows bulked at $9.75 important threat and that they may do | at 50c v —— Missouri cartons Follows: Hay salts of as follows: Timothy, 1 September corm! 2. ot wr 19 PEACHES—Market was week and siight- to $9.85, With lop at $10. Stags. $¥.75 | ereat harm during the next few weeks if | er. EY—Home- t 15220 , ’ car new, $13. 1 car do, $13.50, 1 car do, ly easier: fair demand for quality stock down. ES ‘ ,.| Bot controlled by dry. hot weather. \ eer desen | bunch ‘krowan 88 c 1,000 men’s and young men’s suits in serges, worsteds, cash- © main teature of the past week s RA DISHES—Home-grown tips at 5c to meres, etc., such as Society Brand, Patrick Curlee, Heldman, etc. ag geet cay; 6, 4,3" 1! ~ LIVESTOGK ELSE FL SEWERE Wat peor eiock not wanted. Jovbing, ouce' | gnecp* anc laubrirate “wer thet usiist| New York o. 3, car go00d old No. 2, Georgia—1, cars bu baskets elbertas, | ai oan ale hie tin oe cw ior Cottonseed Oil. 10¢ ner dozen bunches. 3 , , ‘ nce. tae $1.75, 2 car da. best $1.75 to $1.85 and | Which was called poor for this time of the NEW YORK. July 28.--The cottonesed | RHUBARB—Home-srown at 20@25e ate s and young men’s topcoats and overcoats of the at. ee 8 ti CHICAGO, July 28 (Untied States De tock, $2.25, 1 car and_100 du do | Je, Price Moctustions: were Jaceey, Oe | 61 d - - +" etoc r v : "9 ee tee OO 7 / @il marke | per dozen hanches. pariment of Agriculture }.—Hogs, receipts 65 to $1.7 15, 1 50 bu do $1.85, 44 car do | nent lt rset ‘the’ Weel quanta’ oe = | dav. closi he GE active Rope sag pale SPINAOH Hi Home grows flat leaf at 50c | ( ‘ { ovUU; maradet uneven; mostiy Sc to lov $i. ‘50 to $1.75, part car do (poor) $1.50; | choice lambs were little penny 7 com: | » sigher. Liquidation in Aumust due ito tte | eer | loose. ; 300 boys’ knee and long pants suits. lower tueu Fiidzy 6 average; epOts on light | arkansasJ2 cars bu baskets elbertas fancy | pared with a week ago. values are steady! © culation of tenders for 3600 ede SQU Home-crown white squash at | 800 pairs of men’s and young men’s dress trousers, such lights 2ov lower, tup 11.30 pai for choice ° and fair stock $1.50. % ear do (fair! |to strong kKeceipts during. the week were: dressed the nearby positions The new | 25¢ and Italian squash at 25c per | >; 2 : 19 sly pounc, shipprr tovk 15uu: esti- $1.2 5: | car ao (ripe and hail stung) $1] | adenine Piaih an a medium grades were (crop months yore ‘gleady to covering pro- | brands as Stag, Biltw ell, Stanley, S. & G., etc., also a lot of ~ to choice’ 250-850 Este iunds $10.35 medi um | to $1 25. Home-grown peacbes in 1-3 | glow geliers, with buyers continually care | moaned a a grein al of eotton and | . STRING “(FEANS—Fanes ane in god | corduroy, khaki and other work pants. . ‘ ; ‘ «mew, | ? i i nN loe\ } ther GU quel bi ; 4ara, N “" } arre is. rice emand: offering IRM. ennesse mu dairy alfalfa. | 2UU-250 pounas 3. slusce@l 30; 160-200 + hag ge eel 256 to $50 and in BG boxes | Sead tee tain’ tng ee tane| ROwinal: ‘thrice summer yelidw Biseey 8.405 cameure pols banee ak G0 aan Ur Gane 100 dozen overalls, jumpers and unfonalls of such well- on : Ree Soe ae mang Ae 617; fo'40G11 25: packing a Se se tant | PEARS—-Missiesipp! sand pears 60c per | has been seemed. Only | my oo al eloand. Rector ae tae ke 57; | bers ge maps “sr Bh -_ a 7303 Reng known makes as Osh-Kosh, Road Masters, Limited, etc. 0 o. 3 prair ; instances did quality Na | en ea: hl ~ ype v uary, | Town bea A ge ee de 0 to $12. ‘ate. a choice 9U-15U puunds, $Y "SLUMS —~ Homegrown wild goose and | medium. and then it, wus : w,| 99-80: March, $9.82. | box loose as in quality—top for fancy | " on dozen Stetson and Cosmepetttan hats and Rothschild rk e J ' ‘ op lJambs reached $14.75. wit! | > eat an eg caps. St. Louis Bran Market. Cattle, reecipts 400; compared to a week | Other varieties 40c per 1-3 bu chip basket. | oo) h ! 50 : SWEET POTATORS—Alahama bu: ham. | tfeed was rather steady. Demand es sirictly choice ge ate apd year- and steady. Home-grown $1 40 to $1.60 Sid: bid ; ba “louae of good kinds | bevinlbocn deur os bee 308 Soot | money tari thace tattle’ gots i uae ee oe Oe ee ee eee ee . ing slteady to Biru on vtarlings sDOwW- t u U . . : rd t “. pen | . ” AF hd a ao .———_0 on-—Spo —ilOopD for fancy la be wo he Loca ots -bu i 3 , - ’ sre Seen ae cunted (oe ‘hip, | 138 sirensth- Soren’ ain oo in gal ’be 19 | per 12-quart tray, mainly $1.5 ) : rege quiet; prices | ; American strict good | hampers white at $2 and nancy _ at | 00 dozen of varied sweaters, coat and pullover styles, such pes ore "standard. bran was Fm nd | ioe lower, . snbeush killing quality plain- FRESH Fame ayy refrigerator to largely $9. with skips at $6 to $8. Fet! strict. ea : 1166 eas AP $2252.50. brands as Jersild, Royal Rocknit, etc. : ber Lhe r qua ox wy ; io thiauerhawt the dank | oor ali ey. middalin oe: S— , gifs “and: ward stax, hurts” at $30.00. | & dg smaller; grace, cows | carriers), 25¢ per Quart BOX sax and | Suen, eld, steady throughout the week un-| Strict low middling 1iAder Ion’ maddie | Be sae ae eee Tome, rinse mainly | * 300 dozen men’s and boys’ assorted underwear of known wae quoted $20 immediate ship- | und £ra363 buteher heilers 25c to SUe olf; s light supply. Best ewes made $4 11: Ge ae 1 box loose and ship .. Mm and $12.80 for Septrmber binment many heliers showing more cecline; dowh- ‘er. Supplies plentiful. On track. 1) $6.50. according to weight. with culls! a) Cc; strict good may +7, tf 11 09¢. Sales | id 50¢c to 6% for half ripes and 65@ | brands such as Coopers, Haynes, Chalmers, Monareh and Wil- hominy {fee4 wae cuoted ea2 > turn on bulle about 25c to 4c; vealere | ©8° Arkansas standards $1 and flats 40c.' $] tw $3.50. ie pie a bales, inclu ans +000 American. Re- | 75e for fancy hari rines son Bros Su%0. Gales were rrporied as dehbes: '25e to Svc higher; evockers aud feeders | 9Chbing sales: California. cleanup _ Quotations: Slaughter stock—Strictly | Quiet. July Ameciean Oct’. pied closed | © TU rp 1 eager Erown ”" aan ee , Om car pure bran delivered to East St. | J@eely Steady; tong yearbngs reached turlocks. jumbo 45s ani 3 ~-#9 Bondi choice wether lambe, $14.é 29.1 10.79¢: March. 10.79: X cc: Jan.,; washed globes st $1 to $1.50. | i A large quantity of men’s, women's and childrer®s hosiery, Lowls at $27 A * $16.55: new high jor season: best beavies | «tanderd 45s and 36s $2.25: izona, air > good. : Fi ¥ les O ee. ‘7c; May, 10.78e. SAT ERKRAU Sag sy ae at $8.50 and h Hol “oof, T seve 7 ? i = ii - ieee ghee ‘os i $16.35. jew above $16. Most grain fed | C4? tumbo 45s and 36s $1.5 air Oo 4 ° } ~ 885 ne |half-barrels at $3. oes an oleproof, Triple R, Seven Point, etc. — immredia ent ‘ « v ” ) oe “es — 2 wary etre , > S13: cull : ‘onumnon, $8.. . | Pass’ , . and to £0 cut— CA ee per a at 8833 =. silvers aiid Yearisics pid upward, weer ae ep ye + noo ead wae ' ‘ } | $1 ): skips, S86 SS, 500% 0 ho oe Ncw Orleans Spot. } A complete line of mens and boys dress and work shirts, ; } 3 I At standard fiats ty ST). earli sthers J ? 5 ' NIEwW. orp “ 7S Julv 9R ~Snote cote 46 99 i Ss 2 ’ = ” ~ ‘ * ly $10 to $11. 5U, | elndine few soft 40c: Arkansas, a iy good, » $11: plain to me Sat eibbed tiet, 9 pouts up “Walee 107: low Cotton Belt ermal 8c on (@ flannels and wool, such as Elder, Artistic, Queen City, ete. S11: biet, 9 points up. a] i: lov Large quantities of pajamas, night shirts, slickers, rain- . 1 heii Pees eo03 ~ ‘ en eee aa “4 of No. 2 white corn: 4628 | Qo ae a ot nee at ae Es EE ! - how iit ue 8% d ype ey = ~ > ” ~ 5. = tat fa no vr estat oe ~ ¥ 4 “ . - m $A erg ” of nog HY gor Say gies Payee 7 2 “ a engine Fe ° ’ 0 4 cars stan dards $1] to $1.50 and tTiaté : ; , bea om m6 _ = gs Oe ints : ; ~ i] . y Rood j P - ‘ rn}: No. 2 im errondhand eacts | few ep. peouipes 2000; little esge ue ee he eee eee ce om wes, $6 to $6.00; plain) middling. 21.41. ° Rec: pis 422: stock 159.- Common Stock in Half Year coats, belts, ties, handkerchiefs and pther furnishings too numer- - J . ’ 7 ~ . ) £O0d, 2? to “$6 > ; an et) , . a € : pd | 9. eel = * The St. Lours-Southwestern (Cotton ous to mention. 1, $77, anc choice, |} 16,100 direct; 112 doubles ,irom . feoding | Seater $1 to hag Bow end, 200 crate 2m to $3.50: canners. § > $2.50, ue 3 St. - western «Cotton Stations: iat lambs closing 25¢ to 5Uc low- | 7*2° Cc to “~ jumbo 2 i aician na | Ngai g &~) | Belt) earned eight cents & oO | or er; tendency tu discriminate “tore on quali- | Wrapped) = $1.25: load fumbo 7 Horses and Mules. Memphis Spot Cotton. common stock in the half year, after Merchandise bought by out-of-town buyers will be packed ty. Sheep firm: feeding lambs 25c high- | (*rTapped) $1.15 to $1 35: load etandard| Another week of modest receipts in MEMPHIS. 28.—Spot cotton was preferred dividends, in caunreet to 78 cents | and shipped without charge. ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN er. The week's top & — oq flats Ms 40¢ to 60c: cleanup of car estand-| horses and mules brought little or no quiet, Mi 94) 450: 4 Hig coo. ye engl! HF share on the 5 per cent preferred in | lambe $15.60: eg | ards 51 to $1.25 and flats 45c: 190 crates | changes in prices. Arrivals were afforded) 19 ‘45 Se: good middling 90. &5c: sales. 408 the first half of 1927. Net income rose | BUYERS TAKE NOT ICE! RANGE OF PRICES 7; range feeding lam a eae 50c to 55c. California | ready outiet, a fair — — ng fOr; bales 3 . , | to $511203 from $15 55,167 a year ago. ! Thi ' ANG "ES. or week: F 15.50: oney ball melons. part standard 45s and / all kinds, although outclassed mules and | a | WHEAT. ; throwous ape 36s $2.25 to $2.50. jumbo flats $1.25] horses were the slowest movers. Local St. Louis § ) LEAD LING AND COPPER Year pe - the Moot Outstanding Auction Sales of the $1.48. Light gar-/1 > we $11; fat ewes Bhi mre M te “4 oe? of aces traders and pur —— ?.—_ the biggest sede uis Spot Cotton. | ; RMS OF SALE CASH. A Deposit of 25% ‘8 ~J 0 a an rd b of offerings “aTiy clearances being pot cotton wae uncrhange ns # is | > and etanda share offerings ged in St. Louis NEW YORK. July 25. y 28.—Expo rts af cop- Will Be Required of Each and Every Purchaser. ° metric f 3.50@14 ts winter $1.46% to $1. 47. ANSAS CILY, Mo.. | 2b. melona. stenéars Ge $1.25 and a Bs | ~ nen pally rth | ee dling. 18. Aygo may : J leclined | rT) 25 an ] t the wee low mid in 8.79¢; mi ‘75¢e:| per in June decli ws * and ee - losed . st OBO iy for ~ tons from 48, R97 tons in May. the Amer- pete se an COMPANY $1. 46. _ Garlicky partment of Agric ulture )— Hogs: 600: $) 50 eS oO? .S. SOC © ad Hi f > red, $1.43 to $1 44. Garlicky | top, $11.05 on 200-210 Ibs., bulk desirable d > : ATERM ype, . r to $1.41 Heavy smutty at 176-300 Metis 6510.90; odd lots pack- | erie. ae — Fesiner yoni (over P= vo aga a i ssbig140 x ood, to choice Chicago Cotton Market. Exports in April were 40,030 tone, CEntrai 8 n Sows ° be o~ 5: . des = . cS 3 ly «> oo rf T } r » red. $1.38 to $1.41. Smutty at | “SS ic. beak: -hGs: Ger eenns aie aoe eter 55 fiples. $275: | $50@ 60: choice southern horses $40 @ 59; ose io aeticae’ || Saa taeael een Crude Oil Price Advance. We Buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoe Stores and General Stores, City or Country. Grain fed yeetliogs and lightweight steers, | 26-Ib do en 3 cae 30-Ib und : >. care fair to yaad oe on ieee « sisGes: ~U.25c: Oct... 20.430e- Dec.. 0 350. a Ue By the Associated Press. steady to 25c higher: matured steers weak | Ib watsons $559 for the two cars. 1 car - | smoot! $0.4 4 D sOUtee $ DALLAS Tex.. July 28.—The Magnolia pee +Uss oo hee Petroleum Co. today announced a general apn are I Pet as s to unevenly lower; choice heavies 25c to | 30-ib watsons $260, 1 car 2R-lb do $250), ¥ QroT A ONS. 50c off: better kinds western gTasscrs ] car ©6. Ih thur ‘NAN TAY $s: 210 1 car 04. 4 gg ws eo E 7 ges 7 @ New York Cotton I i increase in the price for cru: de oj] in Texas, i . steady to strong: others 15@25c lower; | lb do “$200 Jobhine gales °S to 34-Ib =. 15 | | Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Loutsi- | she stock steady to 25c higher; bulls | watsons $1.60 to $1.75 per 100 Ibs iste. i ars. ine net pa PER son aaa Se ‘ pte NEW YORE July 28 —Cotion 'ana. The new price was made retroactive steady: vealers and calves strong to S50¢c ae , Feported sales included 2 carg 32-Ibj \- Pie ea ge oe - $150 a sot. | range AB opine Rat po aelen SmereT o July °26. higher; stockers and feeders strong to 25c | $1.50. _ sere ee as ant: ome bade Sh tnt :- —_—o ean The p for West Texas crude, coun- = s , higher: week's top: Yearlings, $16.25: OR ANG GES — California valencias. fan- | ;: woeneng =@1h- cotton mules. | — oe ose _ Prev. Close | ties of Crane. Upton. Winkler and part of | @ light and medium weight steers, $16: cy bi to _~ and choice $5 to S775. Ne Pwned : a iad 14 “45 ands. Mere U.09 20 de aay) 60- 63 OLO8 tchinson, whl be 69 cents per barrel | heavies, $15.75; bulk fed grassers, $12 corcing to stze a ehh:” meets ot “mares. rouch- | we’ eae ae OU ,O9-« at the well REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS $ LEMONS—Californi = | S90 @1lo: vee foe aay May...) 20.: 24), 2t -46 2040-43 | Panhandle crude was listed at from 68 ‘ « . . a i “ ’ a . oa ; Ae Ges hers ‘ Tyr t eruc ay ‘ " - top. $14.50; Texas yearlings, $10@11.2: BANANAS—In sh ipping war 5ijec . half broké, 15.2 to 16. hands $oU | 20.dle. la} cite! ind the ieumatamee oe Texas were PHONE CHESTNUT 6056 two-year-olds, $8.2 2540: top ewes, $6.7 75: lb loose and in ® ehi hippi ” order Be. ‘ >:- small cor nmon } nules $15 @ 40. > “= cente for ynder 30 gravity to $1.76 for most sales, $52500.50. 7 — | 43 gravity and. above PUBLIC AUCTION : 1.03%. . ST. JO SEPH, Rap July 28.——(United [ | | New Orleans Cotton - ee and Arkansas crude was fist SALE! bts irs inparns ct arent -“iee| —GOUNTRY PRODUCE, WOOLS, HIDES AND PELTS |New Orleans ¢ | gaara tate beim avis Yosh GROCERIES AND FIXTURES whi 1400; active: mostly lic lower: ~ : white, ri to 45¢ 180 5 180. anil atte @i0 sodi-05 aS: GRASS SEEDS—T 7) ’ : » be quoted | ture MW ORLEANS. July % advance of bp (= . fe to 45c. : ‘ to pounds 10 5 pac . a he >— imeoithby. $4 to $i. 50: es ie woo! market cont Gg 10 De }u : wd t ’ 2 . av a! OF ; . sows stead most] “4 09.75. trashy seed less: hog millet. 60: | dull and cae, = oe + fib ot ein be. ary. oD ME ZY, : an a an Seer entven. 406 Wor week: $183; fortune. $1.60 bulk: German ‘et. Migsour., iilinote, woesee i — M ey 20.20¢ bid, 20.2 So. asked; May : ———— 1 3969 ST. FERDINAND AV. . 43e Better grade fed steers and yearlin 10c right new timothy. $4.50 astern Venom... soe” " ial ae a el ek ee grade. 390. to 42 %c. to 15e¢ “lower: others weak to ie ewer. ET CLO, ERSEE)L—Cleaned. nom- s and simuar: A Pa Br “0.506 SI 9 pol ints, | : MONDAY, JULY 30th 11:30 A. M. vealers 50c lower: other killing classes un- nally . A. a 79 per 10U pounds, accord- jes medium, 47@48c, untied wT Dia é By virtue of the te f : 72 d eteers, $15.85: mixed; Mg to urry, 3&8@39c; hard burr | | the , oing, a@ very marketable og of Baek ne Me ah BR ny. Phew GRAIN AIN ELSEWHERE ies, BIER. fait og) steers anal BURPLOWER SEED — $7 per 100] 2260 ton aia ireit) ALGt. Ny — ag fle Sha" Panty Groceries and ' ri2: best heifers, $15.35; choice] | BEANS AND PEAS—Quote per 100 Ibs. | heavy fine Jong. { heavy fine short ) 378 8912 2 tT os. -* iter” Mill. Cash Register, PS ay A Scales, Display Bins, July 28.—Fiour , a - grass kind. $7.50 ae _Michigan hand-p.cked white beans |! 26@2Sc; lamb's Soak 36@ 3s October *...”. 7 30.38 15 2031-35 |] January and July, on fully paid [| BEN. J. SELKI ink. SONS, tes = carload” a, Say all cutters $5.50@7 medium bulls, . t $1 an arent Northern at $10 os Ca)- Southern Arkansas, N’ thern nd East- eo 20.3% Z0.28-30 shares, on prepaid certificates and | | & Auctioneers $i a" ye. ge ange bey 12.50. fornia iaree Go b0. nk beeen a na —— Southern and §& theastern | | NEW "ORLEANS, July. 28—Cotton, fu. | upon monthly installments; secured if BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE! in reenitings 50e to 75c lower: etock we ge FS 37. aes iad . Medium. 47c: medium, loose, Bes slight Bi Aa oqened ~g it a is Se. ¥. Fade af - dB. Bane a ae if wmnermginaY, ya + aan PT, 621 SECURITY BLDG. Westerns. ‘ ana ppocee’ 2.75: | burry. 38 @ 3c; bard burry, 2U@22c; light | 24 Cc: scember. 2 ' ' ) > 312652 Colorado. lambs, $15 -| pew era and mixed, $2.15 to $2.40 per 7 fine ‘ong. 366 38c; light fine short, 33q@ | aa" | ] ~ weg ne agent es if A OF oe eta ee ee, get > hg most natives, $18.50@ a1ags: 1 HONEY—Southern mild’ white in 60-Ib 34c: heavy fine long, 31@33c; beavy fine era! income a 8B id s Set we will ecll as indicated, the complete and modern office equipment lambs. $11.50@13.25: few year! $ cans, & to %c: bright amber, 6c to 8c, sbort. 26@28c. ols, ROOTS ANI ‘AND METALS _ mually; Rigi tate ~oy : | used by the bankrupt tn the conduct of business. ; ~- @i2; fat ewes $6.75 down. and dark. 5¢ per pound. Nearby comb- Minnesota, Central and Western lowa. Oe ne | Principal with 8% Divide ear- =i | ORVILLE LIVINGSTON, BEN. J. SELAIRK & SONGS, a cash No. - honey, $2.50 to $3 per crate: Colorado / pakotas. Kansas, Nebraska and similar: {| RUSSBE! RAGS—Couatry rags. $1.5 anteed by Certificate Contract, and | Trastee. Auctioncer pa ty ' f) by, an accumulating reserve fund, | . ve n Costs pra icall LL ; cath No. 3 yellow. white (2 tiers. glass front). $4.50 : | 19; ° é t}. . per eb nedium 4: Je; | lark medium, £08.35 Old pe—Ma Miia. . NS GD Sake ial cinerea" aod 2S TURPENTINE, FLAX AND LINSEED |=: i emia eae ese | Eel fk hogtteaatas Sue || hate peter eo pa ry. % 20c Hch fine kk @sbdc: lieht | ; mer phi: i ves, IC Tr ib and the 4% earnings over an issue tal 2 q ~ . » rT) ‘” ne rs : ’ s vee SEEKERS “ PP fF g sD MEE AE LORIE. BG amie Now aguci boise abe nl mer ahh ‘ ps = «2 ~ si R é B- y ate "2. pkatie 4 cays " sagt panes - my Gene nite E 9 rem, BK. HS e oir, gS ARG larg ‘ a P| wok. e ° ; . é Fetacmatcbit : Sf , t $3 4 pe. cong ribesy 4 z is a eka Lethe nich reat abil Py oe % WES s ania mi i vi) We ste ities! 4 bees! eo 4 ARNT hs eee lesan nop darn He sag : nf J a meage tos Meotieo.. - : a vans ome ee a ~ ~ a ca ee ee ga BEESWAX—S2c per pound. installation before ' ~ a Ml. July 28.—Cash corn 43. weal nd. i ry, 18 @ 20c: : s. 3% | | i Te | Bove sted dots, 1982 1 EAT ined. 95.58 per 100! fine short. 26@30e; heavy fine long. ths we METAUS-—1cr TCO |] ef common stock; mo fmitiation, | | -qggmmammemnnan aa — 6 mS Sa ter be d Re 2% ne c ; ee ee LR So bw. hes reu 0 S. | withdrawal. or other fees: no fines BIG FURNITURE AUGTION = Cc , ; = vetiow, $1 01% ; No. 6 yellow, A7c DULUTH, I July | and in tubs. ©%c per pound you'll get a Holland. Di Na. 2 white. fic. July, $2.13 % : as ng yl $2.85 20 & ¢ Kinds. ened Goods Solicited : : oe ry, medium, 30@ 32c; purry bard, | 7 1? Sh eon . ! . if ] 8 CITY, July 28.—Whest: Re-| SAVANNAH, July 2 ahi PECANS—12%c in» “ec per pound. 18 2c: a fine’ 186 20c. " FE ‘. ae —To | nd full erowa. 921 First National Bank Bidg. = 2004-06-08-10 MORGAN ST.--CHestnut 5394-95 ces liic lower to 1%c higher. yellow. MSc; 5 mixed, 97¢: sam- track, $2.15% @$2.17 % ; fe | SALT—Medium in car fot. $2.68 | Smilers hae EL 30: zine, $3: lead. $4.50; iead foil, $3: | -icalars. pain | — : ve Mediu: ; Meht fine, SOG3- tinfoil 3 : $11.50: | POSTAL SAVINGS & EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY AT. 10:30 A. M. ‘ 72 | Senet care: hanged to 2 ¢ 48%c; sales, 239; receipt, ; ' > CRWASHED—& Oc No 2 TON, TEXAS ; . 4 k : : Fa j ‘iments none: 5. ; in ; " TUBWASHEZ 0. I, Oc: VQ, as UC: , fs + Prime whit fe ive goene, HOUS N, d 4170-4171-41 | rm hand. $1164 @1 43%: a 5: 45e: hard hurry. * 35¢; | 0c 10 G5e. Duck—White. 65¢ | - Petes Mound City Auction & Storage Co, a. a. sexxmc, Anctioncer : B® Xo nd fic for boiled we YY » | > i t rT a convenient de- + | Fellow, $1.06: No. 3 yellow, $103 46; per pound for raw e et illo: fax TALLOW—Counrtry run in barrels, 7c, | Westeru {m-th Western Ok] iis ang | 25:09: cht ) r.| $8 0: eavy velios and ne forfeitures. Send fer par- —- R9% Gare Oats, 11 cara, un- | $2.15%; to arnmve September, | 1S barrel f£. o. b. St. Louls and granulated.| 7S": ™ oe , infc aluminum a Lo. wee ey. ISG | aroun in car Whe. $7G8 per ton. | LOAN ASSOCIATION Large Selection of Household Goods of AN slight burry. ; a JC; Weekly Butter Review. mohair or engora geat: Lone lustrou jored. 45¢. Chickeu-—-Prime dry-picked By the Associated Press. | Sle: short. 45c: alight burry. 3] to 33c: 0 i % I2c: colora 3%ec. creen or rd burrr. 1 2to léc mp, $2 ustvy not wanted. Chicken and | \. . * 1 : ha e 30: M. $8. 25@ 58.59. =. CHICAGO, July 28.—Relative scarcity of Ellack and dead wool—Clean binck sells | turkey—Mixea body, ac, | Turkey—Body, t full AUCTIONEERS ; OR, 25: 8. Seni @a SE. w mee $59.60: Ww. $9.85 medium and ower grades is an outstand- 0 " one i white full fleeced. ary. ” 0 white. | @10; x, win ing ——, * me a ‘are a eee: | RE ge ding as “ye lear dead, fleece green. 35c body. colored, full-fleece. ihicinien uppues oO ese §Ta 4 ans r Ac: , wrry, | ary. 5c: re ail, ic: N : Mark Revi finding s more ready outlet than is the | 53c: enort, ie gael gr eled 4 gm Bc: 140) ereen. wort? Ao 1 a quills | | oe U LEO 0 Ri AU C Y ION co Dry dick et Neview. case with fancy goods. and are command- | a Ste Se Sie: burry black and dead) ae Site de. cOiora, Biba, green of | WALTER T. DAVIS | = . . e i above the prices at thie time aS Ning + £0. _. -ika.) eine ee medetieceh. Bel rath. . UCTIONEERS ND APPRAISERS 74 hc. By the Associated Fret inst 7a. whereas top quality butter is HIDES—Quote current recetpts? Wet | are ‘Se to" god Ta cas tit on omni A. A. Selkirk A. & S. Co A A 2.10 cars: nominally unchaneed: NEW YORK, July 28&.—Cotton goods in/3%c up compared with a year ago. ee eee eee ae en bee” 2 cane | OS 2c.20 MAEOR, | "FURNITURE ee ee ee eee b white, S5@Q5Gr- No, 38. the gray showed improvement today. more ; ‘& lbs. “15 gan ty il oe} iv , y. 9 75 ‘ niden~S00-—e ve end biripped .| : o veaeen{ras. oa! Carpets, Rugs. Steves, Ranges, tt., Ete. . AUCTION TUESDAY 0 Send me literature : li : ‘a a ime deposits (average), $521).- ; . 4 , oe: wild gineer $1 owbhe | | i Y $1 .0nu €1.10: 1 of colored Juncheon sete and damasks »e- Clear iM | July | nae - , Bo Rg + ay ~ os get ao | _O Send your repair man yet BUNS Seria, 81.02% | ing atenay. Comtume, linens were auiet.| 200 sBTs5 tin4 454, eet E41 Pele tie to Sap fg GE | Bast artnoos 4, hace ‘Yada seme. | Thurs. Aug. 2d, 10 A. M. § MIS "s 8 T Ri AUCTION CO 2 % : ‘eHow, Te: No. Burla Bagge - ater oa” aleheane, where ee July 21 $6 +E 1 Clearings this | 92...) OF Sc: wil ' C. i oneasine pew _ All Must and Will Be Sold 2007-09-11 13-15 MORGAN STREET a ear . Bilk s were in bet- } Se | cow ar is tive Of ai eo AVIS, t | = 2 etme tae, .| ter demand ag O nomies Further lines a sg GOATSKINE— No.1 , common at | eign matter ae | ko aay inn oan. Mater rp | Licenee@ Anctioncers end Appraleers Seeel Mark : . A. le: No. 1 ¢ pees 2728 © Consianed Merchandise Solicited Whelessle ond Metall Private of tropical suitings for mene weer wer (ghort-haired) at §0c; clipped at Soe: | as New ‘York Silk. 1808 Chouteau CHestnut | rley. 65 ac te BSc. Tin ; a open showing advances over last year NEW YORK. July °8.—stetl wn- : | a Gove nk, “GES 0 venging from 3 cente to 7% cents a yard. changed, end glue at ld NEW YORK, July 28.—RKaw silk steacy. > Arey. AO AR ng NOP M ~ i ao by si nanan — “i we 8 ‘Vena ap

Page 14

Page 15

Swiae Con 8 40.. Issue Rate Due Yield : — — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY29, 1928 ' ae i. } SUNDAY MORNING, JULY429, 1928. — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA ; r ] | mek AVERAGES | ate : ; a ly os | er 7 = . -LOUIS POST-DIS oe PAGE 15 aie g .2-2 a i | ee ' 7 j : i ‘ , " ft : . : ' } i j . ig ‘ ee, ee . : : ; F L i i . e if ; : ; i 4 P 7 P : j I ‘ - ' EY the Associated Pregg. B | : Sack ase | : } a4) NEW YORK, j ) y the Associated Press. 7 ; 7 ST. Lou : ? | ei. Ee, » July 28.—Tot- : ° eee eee ‘ ah ae . UIS STOCK EXCHA i ay York Stock Wnkieeies’ take Tot-l transactions in bonds on the “ew NEW YORK, July 28.—The following is a complete list of trans- [| stocks On the local board — NGE, July 28. Total transactions in , : a Sales, $6,876,000: week cone ppl $3,737,000; previous day's | actions traded in on the New York Curb Exchange today giving sales (besides 2200 shares of cia tb week amounted to 14,235 shares a | Sales from Jan. 1 to date were $1 $81,129 year ago, $4,031,000. , Tetal highest, lowest and closing prices on all stocks and bonds. Symbols: (besides 500 shares of aie fe eee with 8644 a week ago 3 a | ‘* RADING ARFA “06,000 a year ago and $1.846 126.060 ~ padtepeagalams with $2,034,- nape agen ten A, Actual sales. UR, Under-rule. EX,. Ex-rights | pareg with $25,000 last eee - Bond sales were $34,000, com- | . | . Quotations on all Liberty bor cg sae & Share | | = Following js , eb oi ie ‘ddi : | | —— | erty bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconas | —-—— % ‘ The following is a completa list of tr tio os Auto Supply B .; 1) 30 [| 30 | 30 Pierce Gov ..... 2} di%; 31%| 314, |—Decrease. .__ Unchanged wih nce ce Half Year Earnings , g Session Range From sonal Operations In | highest, lowest ang closing pric:s: iia te Gomis a Am Cyan B.--] 33] saul as | op 4 propper Silk a 5 rite rt tte — $= seu = -s: m Cyan --0| 83) $4%j 35 | 35 Prairie Oil & Gas | 14 | 484, | Pes jfAnni - s . : SECURITY ; | , Am Dept Stores | 12; 20%; 20%; 20% | Prairie Pipe Line. '250a'201 (200 (200 2 | | | —iaaeanattanes : ] to Nearly 7 Points Sel Issues Feature ary " Sales. Hi h.} Low. Close, 7 Ama¥Fen Pow ~S, re 1. 16% | 16% | 1th % jon ae 1. 2% 234) 214 i e [Rts (Wy J oi % ~~ ‘ | ans : z Are Fairly Well | GOVERNMENT BONDS. _ BOND MARKET AVERAGES, || 2@ $2%,© FI --| 5.186% 165105 "| Procter & Gamble) 50a 270122704 2701, | _SECURiTY, _ Lin $. Sate! Het, Lowe iCieoe (Cena eae | Cee, | A revival of activity in Wagner , . 1 ib, 3h ' ween é S mmayon ...../ =; 15%, 18%s| 158%!) Puget sd P & Lt! ~; 8U%, 8U | 80% | First Nationa] states Peers ap ON £0. BIG | Avked EP : : - ‘ Main. Week's Business on New| 43-47. ¥ 4] 9D on! ad > ech Saturday ¥riday, |; 4™ oiling Mills) | a9 | & ; 88. | Richfield Oil war, 3) 19 | 19 | ly | Merchante-Laciede Nationgy 77 ¢7"" 15 50/325 [325. (325 |—S5% az [330 Electric common, which was bid } tained D | Lib let4i,«) 97) oe ~§ 99-—28 “TO fi Tie te O64 a of || AM States Sec A; 1 10%) 10%/ 30% | Richfield Oi! pf. 21 24 ‘| ZA 2 | National Bank . cs See eee 12, 10305 (305 os ge See ee t high int f h = es 1 : 5 s 4 3) ll 100 } 1— » ° i first grade rails 33.25 93... ; ? a ; Pry - ; - ; nd : | pont a % ee nik of Commerce. - } =~. ~-—s.- ~— @: - up e] a 4 po or t e€ week or ont. Exchen — Bo d [Lib 344%) 12/100 "sito 22)100—428 |} 19 Secondary rails ..95.83 y5.85 || 2.0m Lid rts w i} 2) 15%) 15%! 15% | Richmond Radiat; . 7; .18%/| 18 | 18 State National Bank. .’ Rb a tae | 877 41177 % | — % 157% 178 ) ' | Taking York ge 2 a oo SS Sates i CE || 20 public utilines 2.97.06 v6.97 || Am ta nd Ae a 4% | tae ‘“ Roan Antclope Ht oi 27%) oviai 27% | Mercantile Trust, ....°°"*** gk ie apihen pe nas \1 80 He 95%% {cllowing an initial loss of ~ ae - ° NS ee o_o ! | 10 indusirials... »-- 29.06 99.02 |; * - es | Ge. 2 oe - Rem + ove . ; on t i a : wl ‘Site a, “S9S4e 6eeenen we ° ] | ? B: a;ventury Electric, ....’. 6 10130 ; r- snares 0 @ stock change ands rther recovery which ca 7° * gf the industrial and railroad av-r- | Allis Chal 713} 1120533 rustic iaugd | PM Pet 5% 39:| 1) 92 | 92 "| og | Buff Nia & EasP 9] o3ig] S3z) B87 | Soutn comm . 22°] 8) BO%| 50 "| be | conmalidated Lead & Zine! .'2"t"le.93! “Goleaei tee tae” ferns perl on the rise. The net gain for the : : “hh Carrie « OBR 409% |105 44/105 4% | pie ot : tana tenn slat ed 138) an | ag | Southeast P& Lt 8) 50%! SH | 50” | Coca-Cola rei Moench Bd ae ee Pe teeee) 2 : umber of the leaders iil sic a a 8 ‘out of the narrow trading — eg Bg A itso ‘' if 107 %& | PoCaSiL oe ; rt 11105 lat [aoning Cee ees: .} 4 47% | Py bey , | South Ice & UtilB) 1) 23 My 23 23 % | Eider Mie ce 5; fe ilies at | Bs, roted on es 5 Keg y i 50 43) 51% week was 12% points. As a result round. Professiona] Spieate. grea within which they have bren an fel & T 5%; 17/107 106% ‘tor p= - - © 47... 7 101% 101% 101% | Can Mar Wireless, 13! 63, | 6% | bz ieee & diet Wanal ah) ely 10 °| ion jee. ge * ee Besa nek es sooscsf 6 ae oe +8 ae ee sei - largely of the activity in this issue : : : ; aT 7 . Se aoe es “ ; Sl: a iz * GQ at — * , a _ ' / ~ ! . a / —_ vy 2 y i & s0n } . i pt : ed ; oe «ef .@ : ontinued to dominate the m : ering for the past mowth. ry y oe 1a OS Ye 103 By 1103 He PateRic ares ma ete d = ! oat | Cavanagh Dobbs | 1; 3455) 34% 34% | Sparks Withing .|- &'104% 103 /104~ | Ely « Walker D. gee at 7] — oe qin 112 | gt. jtme |... | the total trad of the week extend- ; d apparently arket fiound iy wiht. T" S 103% j1U3 * (103% | Pub SvN , =| lyon atlas atlee ee | Celanese Ptclet pf 1135 % 135% 135% | Stana Oi] Indiana 4\ 76 | 75%) 75% | Ely & Walke oa eS ome ere eeejree, fas. 213 | 1%)... . 114 ed that of the precedin eriod t pparen y Succeeded in ‘ ce took place in the fuce ; AM WWEEL« 5s 1) V9 1, 09 1, | QO 4, | hes SvNJ 4 4 845) GO 121 My 12144 121 a Cent, Am Mines! 10) 5%} 5, | 5ly | Stand Oil Kansas’ 7; 9O7L) OWT oo 7 ip ; mee a Soe. Ge ow bana osih- OO} 525i eo 23h “9 PPD / og i 29%, p 4 Pp . £ acting a at- The advan Anacon Cop ts 52) 47 1031, 104%: ;* | Punta Aleg Su 7 7 105% 105 [105% | Cent P Ser - } | 99%! aut! een | = ‘o pf 200221 198 ise 2 | ted =Medart ‘com..... 7 ' ei imal o| 28 33 | 28- | 3.3 ‘| of ° Coca Cola Bottlin ritiecs was San outside following, » iness oer the | Andes CM 7s 43, 21274 457 8/103 * | RagJderseyCen ¢ 4c) 3 phe YS |Charie Corp 27} ti sot] S33) 28% | Stand Oi Ohio pf| 20a,121 — |121 jt. | Fulton. Iron Works pid col See ie lea Sa : ner = Seewes es wae 7 eme gains ranged from 2 ton of widespread peers ; Ana Arbor 48 953, 74 aa eH | RemRand 5% 47w 3 93 5 933 14 O35 % | ¢ hooker Gao nj 3 36 mm ~ od a Ptrmendfe pad a 1% | oy Ta | Granite-Bimetallic ... ets usiasck re ask bed aa -: ge te the other strong spot of the Jocal ae 7 points and wy ge situation. Frofessional oper- | Arm&Co Dei 5'45) 4 41%! 91%} uya, | Rep IneSti Size, 3,104 14104 4 1041, | Citles 8 Dew ...j 22) 66. | 65%! 66 | Seift & ~ylbees ag fo ae s; | Hamilton-Brown shoe .. 12.2.2. 7{""" "|" “go aos p22 ja") a7 | oy . | market, reaching a top price of . 2) fre fairly we) credit Arm&Co r'est 42 ‘ 90%! goa, | Rio Gr W 1st 4s) 2) 91%) 908.) 9102 1 ; 294%/ vgi,| ony | RWit & Co ....| Poe we itd~ j134% | Huttig com . : Nat"? os 1.oe 7 1 +e + AAiTitain d > 4 » ti , : 8 4, tS My | ot) & UD & . tt . mf ~ | ~i a] lub Al Uten -| 1} 9% aD 34 | 2% ee ee a 1], of) ty! dU IN, wt, } Ww MEF Sh tit ese eih 00 100 =i ; 2} . a —s | 1s 20 ye ~. 52%. There Was a reaction of SC vV- nes ed, despite the usua] ations in special issues, appareaily Asso il ret ts. 1,102 %4 10244 |1g2 a, | StLIM&S rig 4s.) 1) 98%. 98%) ORY 4 Colomb Syndi_ .) 1 ty 1% | Teck Hugh Go'd || 1. 9% | 9a | 03, | Rutug eee th UE pe em ie ccéeect vi So: OF | O97 | oF } «98 Pp “ reek-end profit-taking prin about a renewal j AT&SF gen S-.| 1, 490? ti 22%, Q ‘Ny } StL&sir ine 6s oe i 4 101 4, 101 le 10] ly Columbia Graph ' 1s! #4 a, | 64 64 l. | ‘Texon Oil & La! 2 By} 31 ' 21 | Eydraulie Press Brick pfd. taweacun 6 o5) m9 = i = = Yap . 1] era! points from the high. Sales. eo Ata 4 Sa intended to 1s (ATESP ert 4 05 1 $0" | oo og ~ | StL&SF p in 5e B: + 997.) ga ‘ a j ; - ; Per : 3 44 Tiday call rate holdg o, vg Bt femee aeeing the week totaled | Cent New eng 4! 3) a5 |'e? [282 Jun Pen ate sat 72 SS | STS) SER ieee tee Comndal tO0i5es ines ince: | Youmer ae a Wire) "4 42") 413| 49 | United Railways 4s 2... denned RIL Wt Rang) garg | R414 2" 3f) Rg ug] e412 ST LOUIS STOCK QUOTATIONS pi reek -erd, and ther er ths $31 660,000 as against > 22.000 und ; Cen Pac ist gid 4) o, an a, Ao x | 90%, bis ~ ar aby - Pia _ oa 44 3 #4 Forban be ke co tS 6: BO}, 30) Vy | 40 ls ' Zenith Radiy Ree a 1) RP, ) 87 ne RA 1% seroma Bear met. his eens een ees ’ se +] 2 102 102 4 102 ie, OME 16/107 le! © by ) ‘ 1 : other moneta ean: the week before and {73,000 999. hems Oe ee ee ees fee he ot an es et tt thee gion ee ve, a el 22 Me) 28 | Zonite Prod ....!. 2} 36%) 36%! 30% Sime mel eee mae TS pp ae tee a 100% |— 4/100 '1MAYy ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANGE, culy ‘| ; Ty accomm bs — - PE fem a eo 44, 8 98 | 97%) ve 4° : $10014 1002, poou, | Freshman Chas |.! 1 oe 7 ae Re Rawls aa nero « Seng a Pe SEEPS a = 218 Ws | I 141 NNIZI1N9 | c8.—— Last cuotations during week on ae ai i0Ns. A stiffening rm nit oda in the corresponding period mR | aa by “¢ con $. 1.10314,;108 ly 103 1g ln ter ‘Der 5°83 t oan oe | oa | en Sylphon | 5 BR SR %! Ba % | DOMESTIC BONDS. {In bond sales 000 omitted.). *Prriod dividend covers not stated —_—$—__. gsiocks that 4id not eell follow: ; i mat Week in connect rates. year. | Ches & ° ee tng 1) 99% | 99%) 99% |U s Rub Tigs SU; 7/101 % 100% 100% Steen — itt eer ae od O*s | Abitibi Pow 5..) 81 94 1s} 9419) OF, *Dividend rates us given in the tadle are in the annual cash payments based | SECURITY ‘lose | Close jeer: 1nth-end Fett! | spi with ° ” is 3u mf -| 9914) 99x n9 % 7 © mee Ge..... ' J) BBO | 85%) &O& ce lay * oj ral ay #4 oat Alab Pow 5 56. .| 1/101 45/101 14/10) 1, pa se the dividend totention panna ee ee ians. OF p case of new listed se. AND DIV. RATE. | Bid [Aske it i - emen ; ‘ « 2 ‘ " oe be ses] i 2 2 | ws, { uU Ss Stee] ef i 410645 106 14g 1064 ~ . . a 4 | os S| a ~ 4 Ay da 4 67 peti 2:3) q | a l,i Q47 ‘ 6 : y } 1 l . o me o oricinal 6 . - : ae " Ei Kpected but there js ahaa eeeement of new low invels C rs r » Be ae ot oe Me (20494 /108@ | Utah Lt&Trac 58.) 2) 96 "| 96.71 a6 | Gumeet t ee ss] H etd, 23% Th: | All Pack 8 39°. "[ “31 40 mI ce 7 rt =i yg ny tog Te hares as One are not included. ale and listing. ate oy agg PGP °** lang i ate . % w eo. ; 3 oe = ” 9 3 ‘i : | BB be j 4 "tie 4 | On ’ 5 es {iy & pce 0 eg th ae | ' nd a | ad je ‘ May A iz ” | . rr i sAst aie ep. w®, Ly — , : r , we ’ an arr » f : Ppread difference of Opinion me the your by British a a | cares > amere * 2; 6814 6815) 681% th ag ~ it 90° | oe ir tog | Glen Alden Coal | Silos [154 (158 am dane P spay 19) sealoe 100 “*Last sales June 18, 5 shares at 79, and 10 sharee at 75%% on June 2. . 8 nies S10 Facets oA 1 " pperal trend of rates in ty ond ren Camere’ ne ter 1c usr Poe 7 Sree PON iv i CaM cos | 6 ssl Oo Se bh a Sea oS) am PAL 4 2016.) s108 “fos hee” —— , Am Credit Indem 4........1 60 | 14 aree months , peat eign exchange market. Most of -"¢ | ~ 2 sin 9) 4%) 73%) Ta Tiakie e en © | | 3 90%) 2044) 98% | Crake chem .| 941 ania soit} gg1f | Am Roll M 5.48!) 3) 96%! 963 0% , eee eee aaesgenasceto) Se Rte, a4 Fi } , ; ¥ “f — o~- « 3 ; i > } F Int ‘ 5 ent “ ’ . i) h } i) i o ca = . ' . ' ’ 3 é ’ ; sti > 3. re 7 | . een eewetceret - 7 = ¥ Montgomery Ward continental r-tes also drifted lower. IChi & _ Ws 30/1033 55 103 3/103 % | Wabe “ a wa S| etl eethoae | Greenfield T&D .! j! 94) Ye} 9% re “te een 3 ee oe U7 % | 97 %& at ak ata pid Alles gest at, 4 * a9 2 1 ~ é are was the fe>. 5 k’ modityv mar‘zcts | C&NW gen 5 x7 1208 lim 108 | F as . ‘4 ; ~| %) ais * 4 Ee ys anne i lj 433%, | 43% 43 | Vn os ee “~ 107 ® 107% LOT % | : ; 1 “d's e* 110 ; i ure in today’s market Bo0arin 6% The wee 1 oo d : d b > ic R | & P 4% 2 5} OF % | 12 Sj ps bwi's. #%C 15 6 DU Ys | YU 4 ; YU le ! Hires Lg 1! bd a) plik } pis. | : are agg) b A wt 7 oo, 190%, 10014 $ i } ger ratios ad | — i oe ’ fi int A . gE ixed. Cotton advanced about ¢ py ~¢« rfe Serre nanioneeiwWi3% Om div 1, B33) SS%) AB Oy i OE ie oe ‘ ei wel “aa, | “a2, | APDal Pow 5 56) 10! 78%] 981.) ORY, | ae * = c } . ; i ~ : Motor Are Mixed. Call Money Fairly Plentiful. | D&RGWee fn’; 44 38% 89% oy | Argentine & 57-4 1 9032) born! Buse | Kinnene Brore, (| 21.25% | 15%] 15% [E* 8 65% 4m 9) 93%) os) 935 | Cy cid is ene eel meee (SUN meetings desanten cee tgs iy _ ors we “eerie | DetEdis col 5 33) ; 71 “fap now | Awmentine 6 58 B 9912) YO, YY1, innéar Stores 1/*33 33 #1 33 od A Lal me ade, "| + s+ | end profit-taking a eral a - ' iaG FF ind Dodge Bree ee Chrysler Call money was in fairly plenti- pe pais | 49 et see “orm fe % | Are 6 6fg 59 Jun, 25 995,' oul. 90%, | Kimberly Clark .j 5) 52 152 | Bo PS. "s Pp Edad oa 12) pac 975%! 97% bees ine ge en a Base oi oe yal — extendeg ite gain NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET ' i; 2iOs,. iBsBues . ; a; ; en + Ee f 3 hs i? am ' Lake 7 2 ’ eee ee pee om iny: ‘| 4a 96 | 96% | ment 2nds were a bi rmer. om- r Righ o or ; x ad = fudson ran up more 2 pale vn ae rape e an tee thee hd Aer Ne g¥ oa% i 6 i960 * al Wad x: back” i oem eae 32% Boa “ag | Cone Gas B 6 4% 110814 1106% 108% | paratively oye a oe a ee pret Theater Avan War. NEW YORK. Jury 28.—Rubber tures ihe Oints rate o per cent, W.aic ° Bana mera cosa cltene.. 1. we mie ; 3 i pow! ar ; ' | Lehict “eae oie et te aan pod i (ont G&R A 55! | 9144! 91%) 9114 | Were less than. $4. “UY, ' -HeOrs ictures we ] ’ ae orgy yee ’ Pay i tC the expense | BasiCubaSug 744 | 5 101% 10 10} _. Sao eee 1, 99% 99%, 991, | Lehigh C & Nav 2137 127% '1871%4 | ~ a ae am: SS a ee et : k bond prices | but dec} : re aso active,’ onened steady: Sept.. 19.00¢: Dec., 19. $ ¢ of an Overcrowd ~d freq +4 id Bite mt ‘2 | wo ‘se 10] a j A ie os > i : * co. | om - ; : 2 | Cudahv P 5 37 ‘ ”: ang | aR! 99 | While during the past wee 9 pr cec ined fractionally on fi : =’ . . ’ ‘ +* uently shaded in the “outside | RikhornCoal7 wir 1) 7842! 784s) Tet, | Ars GO 1960 Sept 13, 9945; 99%, gut, | Leon F & Mull.. 4). 30) 8151 30 | 7 "on. | Woe ey ies gradually moved lower as adjustments were; Bancitaly gaine. la prolit-taking,! March. 18. 8fe ; th interest, and General! Motors market.” Time money and bank- | a rr&im 5 67} 4) “4 & | 94 1, be s, | Arg 6 1960 Oct. .| 1; 99% 99%) vO4, Borne och Sb ae 1) 6%!) 663%! BH | Eg a $ on ~ Pay _ Ps Bolte, | + Hy, oade to- beevadiine loan rates, market ob- | Glen ‘Alden “Coal, Dieta caem Products closed quiet: Sepinbes 10 thee Tene ; a. : ar ) ? ren lie 718 | ty) 7) | Ars 6 1961 Feo. 09% 994, yg! sibbey } Glass! 99135 35 1 Soe OF oe we, OE fC owe 4. » Bev : Jambie’” et: § - 19.00¢; . a Packard and Pierce Arrow ers’ acceptance rates advanced, the | FedMetsis ae “; : 95%: Ss ae Aten oP agen hy G2 4 95 b, 95 B "3% , Lone lg Paty % 31 Bs | Benn: We ‘Peet ~ mee Gielioe of taken Maeaian Gk tle | tte, Sroup. United Gas Improvement and| received during the week subsided a lite A| a une railroad earnings re- cent between the two rates. poo v1 iis 13 98 | os ce 4 * | Berlin £1 El6 %s i fied ca Fass Mt & Guf oi) .:/. ii #2 | x2 | fe a settee ae D Mai. neat, BPM | sagged to 94 and. then recovered frac | 7 ‘egk ~g Rage mae Sevamees a tad x a hous gmp Ra rm ; rt were offse , ; : ! _ a yw PM, Bie aor . ait | pgiiiinens 1 ! Sete Ls oo > | ant See Cor Ss 47; 10 Iy 9494) 9414 | tionalle aféie ng at 95, was the fea- nt, Dut encountered profit-| maintained at abou e . «yY a, ‘urrent a by reports of larce The rise in acceptances, ‘coupled ; Hud Coal 5 A uz) 1) 86% Yael | Morcts neds '| . £1,929), 99%) S98 |S ess’; -3p 23] 28.-| 28 | Intern toe 6s 8%) 5] ee) weae 714 | ture of khe industrial geeah: Tie more | (aking at the close. Newmont gained frac.| Week ago, Sheet, strip and tin plate ai " car loadings, Particulariv the increasing commercial Se gre ad ine a = SAS ly 8 SA Le | Bosota Ss 40. eee] J 105 Vy 105_ 4105 14 Ses oe ong Say 2 1 18% | 18% 18% K« Iwinateor G« 26 : ] 6S x, 8 6s va | ment evidently reflected uncertainty over pa in the mine croup, while Noranda mills were decidedly active with advices rae nm Western carriers, (Chic: with ) ind Limest 6 41.' 2! 9415) 941, 94%, | Bolivia 7s 5S .. 2) 96 | 954%) HG Brg tees st’. ti 37%) 37%! 377, | Keva. Ted P 5ié6 | 'the possibility of the success of the pro- ined slightly. Oils were neglected. indicating they sre having the busiest aii ton f 5. . licago “a demand for funds. naturally Te- Indiana Sti gis 3,1 2 Be 102 1, 102%, Pazii /446 52 . 3 LU7 14 (407 1, ‘107 14 ee os | Manitehda P31. 2 . é - . ts : — LJ. .& : e XN; re Drer ; , 4 7 “4 a = = 3 lilwGé& E! 93%! 93%! O31, | higher. Sa bh a howed | 700.000 "Total — $5.510 200 00h, — fate ae emsere hala "abenie an Piet ¥ an o ? oe - SEEMS deb 45 28 11) 99%;' gO9& an @lidas F4.s 46 || vi 9 gy {| 99 “gay om Pond.; — 2j _ Go 66 -| Oswee 1! oR | siberty Firat ourt 4s show tabi . 7 oe YD, +} eust Gcelivery. ) bik er rates held firm commercial pa at Thursda; s meeting, allaying. LS&M S “a 312. 3 973, 97 i 72 (Can 5%. notes29, } a V4 108 te 100% Nipissing ‘Mines .! 2 3% 3 *y 3 | Pech ith ase ae od +4 a + | the widest ed oy the U. 8. Government $00 bone gr a oeane ga ccounte $15.- 14% for electrolytic delivered in the Con- ° al : tmporarily at least, the danger of | Loew's Ine 6 exw 2 100 %4 (100 %4 100% | Canada 4158 36.) 1) O8% | oa? ONa, | Ment Elec ...... 1; 21%! 21%! 21% | PennO Ed @s50uw 4.101 14/101 44/101 15 | 6ToUP. combined debits were $8.650.400 Ge: totai “i a Seana Was strong and active- isis | | accredit stringency | Lorillard Co 7s... 2102 t4 1124, 112%, | Chil@ MBkttss 57, 1) 9s3,) 98%! gga, | Noranda Mines 6) 95%) 55 1 So | Penn P&LisD53.! , 1100% 100151003, ee or to date to individual and bank and bank. | earie with a ane a tare ronert ‘ ae - . ah er |Lorillard Co 5s .| 2} 90%) 9024 70 15 | do 6%s ct 61! 8] 9%) b9%) 991, | Nor Ohio Pow ./ . 2! 27 | 27.1 27_ | PhilaRap Tr 6862‘ 11104 11041104 ° ; CHICAGO STOCK MARKET | ere’ accounts $40 800 N00. | ph Teg Day eter tran LH oe Fore rT Exch bee ae 5s ibe oy 102 «61102 boo - a? seexl 7| 944%! 94 “4 | Zoeticnat Pow 4 fg + had 25% | Pow CrpNY5 1647! 3° 96 | 96 | 96 | Hs ina a Sey 28.—Bar silver 5914. were the principal boyers of future post ep Y : ’ , Louis Nash 7s TOS% 103% 103% | Chile ts 61 ... || 4,94 [9 yy Pm TOD veces 4 ee By | 7 ‘ rs Pa ; peg can dollar 45%. - 4gat anye Brokers Loans Drop. | Man Sug Ties 42 1102 7102 * 102 * | Chile 6s 61 ctfs 17 9445 oa % | 04% Pac G&El let pfi 1) OF my. 27 6; | OF h& lage fey ne & Gas. 6 9715! sida | 971, |. CHICAGO, July 28.—Closing ee a WASHINGTON, July 28.—Trea eury re- > & with consumers taking offering . 4 i NEW Yo ‘ Brokers loans dropped more |Market St Ry 7s! 6) 9815; 98 | yx | Colom 6a 27-61 | 2! OTe. 91%) 91% | Palmolive PeetCo, Bi117 % 117 % (117 % | Richfield 0 6 “41! 61135 “'137 ” 13n1 , the following stocks on the Chicago Stoc 'Cefpta July 26 were $5.573.705.60- ex. Lrad was steady with the market fea... €) id: Suet RE, July 28.—The Eve- than $10,000,000 in the week end- | Midva'e Stl crt 51) 991, | 99%) 99% | Colom 6s 28-61 | 6] g1y% 91°) 94 y, | Pantepec Oi] V 1} 12%! 12%) 12% | sty Gaskc 6 47.' 5 9544! 93%! asi | Exchange were: 109 Seon ah $6.980.890.80: balance. $123.-|turea by a fair demand for prompt ship- (hae , : * a ee ayoes 2 Se j _—— 1 Ky y 7 gt SESS : > ; R71: ¥i om ry al + w a 9 1, ! Qi ; OL - ei f : * i ‘weve vee. so eee ee az, | bs a¥. ~~ 29 ntimony wae rmer 9 3 - — crchange market revicwu, Bock prices advanced within that |M S P &S 58 MN! vealed 4 s wo % Coie An 7458 39 ; ne i ge | >t. 4 | Penn Oh Ed pr pf’ :} 108 108 " an “ pe ge 6 2025 | 4°14 %: eli oa pt lg | sesee cae Fee Kesee ors, i oo png RS “= % a. Benes July arrival position. _ Cables” reported a tal | ‘ s ' j ma " ' ' » ) a ae r- et . A % ! , fy ° i ee ‘gh Be co ee © ew Ob ew 4 “4 . r vie ; PO a ee eseeeerere wi F pt ise ‘t—shor . ie ey § a. Period was interpreted as an indi- | “xen ea 2h, Al tie lone | Cordoba wae, «ee saan 2 a8 “nes” \Pullie Moot of Sage "ad oi Be South Ashes 6 27) 64'1383./136 "138 "| Central THinets P. 8. pid. ssarcces BF fas 1-16 per ceot: ‘three months bills; “eet @ the Far Bact. jes Hint. 2rOen exche : ! ; i eel as i On ess U 105 te ee wales nen i TN aE aah 3 % | Sou Cal. Ed 5 51.) 71% (100% 110014 | Central’S. W. Util... ..secceseaee SL [4 3- per cent ‘aif | e chi seinen “3 og ng mga ation that the congestion of new M eS at. i = dea a 4 oO 8 (1904) 44 $106 % 100.44 10014 | = @ Oo |! ai oad aie | oO. Fin and ms s Wf | 19% 4 O75 O7% | Par Ly M 6 FR! #' 99%) NAW) oni, 1 S Rub 81,' 3a! ti 94%4' NEY! N41y Curb Sales—Continued | | . is : andon to thie ns rold must come from ofan “election market” but g- eeebiy r&i & {4/105 &|105% 105 % | Finland 5% 58 ..' 5) 91 4: 91 | 91%/P O RR sf 7 54! 3'103%/103%1103% | 1 S Rub #%.31! .8 95 ! a5 tas” | —| hs proaches to s4 a4 kg if the rate closely n® two brokers agree as to when | ee ony qs seas here ora —— oy a ac; 198% 10513/105% | Peru 7% 56 =...) 1043, /10434'104 Pg | U S Reb 614 33! im’ 94 ! of 1 94 SECURITY | ales. S8lah.' Eew.! Cleese. | fags Dutch exchange w t will ; ie iby aia ak te ci, 64 .* 4 114% /114% 114% | do 7 59 --| 1/199K 100% [lONs | OS Rab 61, RA Ri ae ne YK! aey WEA AREY _Sales._Sigh tow hove. | ie | we | ae steadily anid. start and from what level. do Sigs A | ©2110516'1054,/105%, 1 dao 7 - wisar | a ee ‘ R1200% | ras b RRS) we a | ‘BRI, . Wheel St] 445 | @0: ge ! ge "i? a P = O71, | Q7 ot 97% oung men, cack French exchange wae ¢ ‘ are classified as the dom!- NYEZEd 52 44 ....! 2 103 S103 % 103 % do 6 BO July 1) 88%)! RRIZ! BR | Bors » on) ao 2 Be Rm sins, Da ln. hed 8 ee HR. GM We takes ‘ (1% i” M h | . “ i Bait» ee (exoha: increasing , bf 5 July ; 1} SRG | Porto Al 7% 66] 2/1081, '10¢32 1001 : : ‘ ogo °/ 98 | 96 , 968 ust haye at least one of the following qualifications: (1) SPPivy #1! throne the Sen et nant Market factors. There is a | NYNH&H co) tr ! | do & 60 Oct. |! 3) WRI Res a. een the re ~ A ~ 4 ~ 4 FOREIGN BONDS. i} Lomb El 7 52w7w, ve P| a oes fe a 88d islian are ecu fae “= | Vow Same eee 009% 108% | Ger exe loan 7 49! i'tpett ae ieee aioe tt RUT 208% linay i ce gi ge 2 jes Ce 7 Sot te ee ee es General sales experience. (2) Experience in a related busi EM emery wtablishea parities, CO* Pe i a eeneral opinion among |wynuan in a] (8) 13% 113% | Ger GEL 6% ex-| foe 8; 00 108% | Queensia 6 "BS. | $1 90%) cog eee, | 8 eee Be TT | Frome bh Sa ness. (3) Natural fitness for financial work Opportunity ee |, ARaitet Japanese attached to ners. Br ant bankers that business! ric %= 67 | sig | se fan [OTe Ot "Bil Mata! Rael Ram | Bie Gane Sal Bi RSM! 954! 05% | penta icity “6”bal 1G Stu! Reg! Roug | Memaognes 4 Ol] 2] gem ge | ov ji] Bees, (3) Natural | Id confidential Hi [ Japanewe exchange me hich in NYOLW lat rfe4ds 14! 31 21; 3 G . g "1 8 48 ©4' O°%' anaei aor | - 2 ; . “st FD 4, Be: ae | City G Ok 16 9] > y 1 N11 i MinasGeraes ike ] 4 ee Pp ies e conti ° Box M-271, P.-D. Fey a: nm yen OW for the year veaterday. the last half of the year Will | xyRy ine 68 65 | bi 241 247} 24 1! ec EP J 6. 50.! 1) 94ag! ag 1. | ni Sage “o"ee © #8 = 41106 1106 1106 Berlin El) 634 29; 6/100! 9P%! 99% | Potrerg Sug 7 47] 1) 75 1 7o 173) ;' . Pits n abies were down to 45.23, com- Compare favorab) with the first |NYTel rfe fs 41) 1107% 1Q7% | et a da oe) oe oe o 1 6 ..... #) 87%! 9715! 971% | Bos MB 7 47new! | 4! N21) NV! N24, | PrussiaFS 6 52.) 17) BO%) BO | Bt, aie ; “Argentine, Carly in the week Ssaaoned Rape INYTel deb 6 Yt Rares issact | areece 7 64...) oo Wf =| Rome 64, 52 a: O2 93 | Bue Air P 7,52 11100 i109) ito0 SantiagoChile7 40; 1) 99%) 9914) vYty , ik ey Lana, Sabrcially influenced by ip with the corresponding \}7,, o> 4%s } 10/100% foe eee meen eten’’***'| - * agit none Bo aeiecan a t' 2 108% 103% |103% | Chile: Mt RG Al 2) 9T%) NTR) ATR | SerbOr&kSl -7 62 144 85%) 8544! =” See Stes ’ > rov ia | n that coun- peri a b i j j Abad : . : ; : : ‘ | ; : ee ae o * ’ 7. + =a va or . a p| 110 110 "] 10 Co Pp Bk b | )* Pe RR ; RR RR! | @j) i P } oa oa) 14’ RQ 1, | MO, R. % soiemniediiiieeemell He made a new low fo th ear year ago. ut opinions Niag Falls Pow 6 1104 e 104% 104%, | Hamburg St 6 46 4' 98 &! PE! NH SantaFeArge 7 4°. | " wz! e ' = 2 be aa 2. 2 ; Slesia ° : ‘ ‘ | 94m | ra és. decline earryine t T _ Be Ps Vary wid ’ | Niae Fajls Pow 5! 1:100% ‘1e01 1004; ! Ban ary 7% 44 | 2102 MT HOR | ( 8 _ =e id 4) 96 2/ HAY | 9B ty | Dan Con 5% 55} 5! O7 % OTH! . 7% | Stinnes 7 A336 wa 5 14% 94% 2 =s. compared with a poche of ean “y as to the trend -f/ * ae al " gl frish F 81S BO! A BR ee 02% | SaoPauloCty $52) 4/1154111512 1115.0 | Danzig P 615. 52 4) 8614! RAK! BRIG | BtinnesT A46 wal 1 (93%) 94 ; rity of 42.45. /NL&OP & 55 A. 1 101% 10143/101% | Irish F St 5 80 6 9614) 9B! 9614 | SanPanios 50, 107 o * ine ~ aie ? 2 %3 | Stin: (100% |10€ Canadian h aA Das \ money rates. “ } j oT a . a i aa ce +) 2 Sa anuiost & AO 2107 109 1107 | Denmark 41 ~ey 67) Giz, ! 9 i |S Conf 53 ha fh 100% 100 “ 1% a x oola ne bo 50 "eadily in demand. In OO et al Sot tae © pe Re seu iinc oe seal 9} 2 aa a anal pt, | ShinzeteuEs 14 5m 1) 92% ' 92%! 92% | Frankfort 6 ly 53) 6 saat oe i! 08% | Tereikiceit 7 52! ¢ bi = as | S quoted at t- — | N . 77940) i. © een . mt Botnet 715 . 0 Gelsenki 2. 7 | Mw! 1, | , | tns 47 A .f Pwo moaths’ tutus tae comes ems of leading commission | \°P# 6 Non a) a 22D 36/211 % | Tals 3 Ba | te tate eee eee |e nttt BO Det pd! 301106 Hosyiinsy | Gene SE Fan. 2 Saal See! Oat | vie eo Be. | 271 a8%! 8%) BBs | hn or u un R was & factor in caust n : | Po =} ~) See | Oe > {Jap Ster Ln | . & 8. 1-93 1|/ AR% | Soissone 6 3B SC! 2 OR! ORY%!) OST | : nl Mi. 3s Bite tl sabe é' ' i one for Montres) bills. dana roam 4 : 7ance and some firms were | nae os ag he A) : iethine te Lyons 6 34... “W 4 oP & | MOXY) ON | Strria a yO ee 92 1, | a” 4 22, -——neeeeneeeamenemas | We give below a careful selection of well- ; ; : a7 ‘ef is ’ aA ye . ‘ 4 ? ' ar « ; ‘ ' | : cote * ee a, * * | Marseilles 6 34.7% 10) 99%! 998, nox | Sweden 5% 54 ..) 5 103% '193%, 1031, | secured bonds to yteld from 5.00% to 7.14%. BR 14! BRig! ARay Yas eke" pl ional) y airon ot + | = ter te cee reported al, Soe barely making ex- Ohio Riv Edis & 31048, 104%, 104% | Mex 99 sf & as45) 5 2111 (1104 (110% a Rt Ta | BR 5 wes Moving up from 23.86 to 23.88 % Pil ~e?. wt. . > j . } Sd fh. OR} ‘ 9 i “+. “1 se 44 9° { } c | | 7 —— ree — whereas three m nth |Or S$ Line rfg 4 0 ORS S ¢ 98% | Milan C , oi v2 | 92 92 | TohoE!Pow 7 55 Ri! 98%) ORs aire ie. Tels 28..—Foerrigg ex- the volum Onths 8EO | otis Stee! G....) 10; O9%| 894%! M9% IM M & A 7 Stwar 12105%'1054% 11054 |@ohnoEIP @ 29..| 3) AR % | ORY) oe, EXGHANT kent were es follows: © of orders was so large | Pac Gas & Elec 5) 5102 a2 1A Mont M & A 7! | TokroCit 5% 61) 6! 91144! 91%) 93% ee eee ae tents me crns could handle them FP Gis cies) recy liaowliiey | Oar cow, cos | as os [ramet y oS] ge Me, a a $4.8) & 3-16; anke. | . ; 5 37..| s05 ode eet | A. 80, WalesS $7) 5! 94%! 94%! Dex, | UjicawaEIPw 7 | 2} on”) an | 99 OQuothtions in cents: D. demand: C Prom ptness. Extra employes PT & T rfg 5 52} ] 102 & 102% 1109 5 New So W 5 58 7' 94%! M4%%! o4 1, 'TnStiBurbh 7 61! 1192% 103% Bs oe Ww Beir ar iaoe ae in some Cases been dismissed |? A P & T 6 34) 5 102% 10214 102% | Nord Ry af6% 50 3 100% 11004 10014 | UnSWw6t%y SIA w! 1) 9914! pt, ANd: at Trane. O 3OIU. | 3o1 % 874) vacatio Para F Las 6 47.| 19) 99%! 99 | 99 | Norway 6 44 ||! 2 102% (102% 102% | Urucuay 8 48 ../ 2108S 108% ToOR*! ay ide. D523. c Resa ns, Previously CaD-/ Pathe Ex 7 37 wi 2 70%) 70%! TOY Go 8 ges] | VINK ING Olt, | Truguay G6 O0...! Kl OTH! Are are SER MA Adlai Dy 12 onic have been restored. Penn Dix 6 A 41) 1:95 |/95 ! 95 | de 5% G8. "! 6100S TONS 100% Vabahamn @ AY! 9) Oe ati! art: . ; —aer r » os ia ’ ' 7 ¢ | ’ oe ae et + ¢ WA AN D— Florin, D 40 7 * ulpment shares were neavy — cae i a . gitit. tts ida és rs a oF oe : ; 3 . . * WEDEN_— nO": D x20. mg the passing of the Lima/| do 5 64 .°. half Semi-Anngelly 2 to 10 Years. Interest Payable Jeunary 1, and July 1. f 192 — Were, Tiree i ofa ngefininn Oe : Investment Securities Ar thur A els teal Estate Mortgage Co. tmen'’s Ban | . 27 Walnut St. times those for the fir {t ’ “at. A dividend of &1 a ~ A the first helf af 19° cyred stockee”® was declared on the ~ eee GArfield 0944, St. Louis, Mo. oi Kansas City, Mo. MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE] J _ Fifteen Years of Safe Investment Service | nn | Seebence BR, ae enna ee Al THRIFTY bookkeeper decided to buy in oes ee ee : anew subdivision. He watched his trad- Peabody Coal Company 5s 1953 5-35% Susquehanna Silk Mills ss 1938 5.§0% ing opportunities and now owns half a dozen rental properties—spending his time in a small Fred Medart Mfg. Co. 548 1930-38 5-§0%e Griess-Pfleger Tanning Co. ss 1948 $.§0% hse 99 j 14 store of his own. Other such opportunities Zila. a = a are to be found in the Post-Dispatch Real Fulton Finance Company = 68 —S_ gga 6.00% Colon Oil Corp. 6s 1938 6.00% Southern Cities Utilities Co. 6s 1958 6.03% —— > p Co. 6s ational Tile Co. 6% z 6. Koholyt Corporation Ht oe pea Roman Catholic Church German Welfare 78 : Department of Cundinamarca 614s 1959 7.14% All offerings subject to prior sale and change in price. Detailed Circulars Sent Upon Request. - “Mark C. Steinberg & Co. Members of the New York Stock Exchange Mezzanine—Boatmen’s Bank Building t-Srfield 4006 eT. Lar ae PTS = pee woe Se Sete “re ‘ Ch nena P .. re 5 . - y 7 va berry ie ™ PRE . * eal abe eae inal 4 Seed tits; " x wibray mal ey F SPB 2 i prow re nes resin sive e ie “ a>) ff Py Py x Mo os % ‘ ~* F , , war We ape - ; nt tee ; ae ieee Ne é : % : a etatee al reve e 7 ‘ Pr Bes where 44 oa. i. woe rts an 7 a - OO ARE Bo. ae My Spite > Nach ey J 4, Estate Columns every day. cat — Ns i eae ha oe on y Seg Week. Last Month, Last Year “he Post-Dispatch printed For More Real Eestate and Farm Advertise- iments than ALL the Other St. Leuis newspapers C ombine? ! | POST-DISPATCH - Aa eRe. ce AN ait commen = ah nm LT ESN nee NER . 4

Page 16

* . PAGE 16 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -°@ LAMMERTS’ AUGUST SALE SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928____ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ye ee ge cee oe pe 3 ie be: Pash * ae Sel Me ty it Ye oe Ti kay Ae bi PTS. A ed Be ; 4 Starting Tomorrow, Monday, July 30... Offers Reductions of 10% to 40% . | ‘oe yea : | : | Oriental Rugs ICED | Bedding Specials | | . SS , =| : ° : f he i 4 me ' - tine x FF . We Illustrate and Describe Some of the |. = — Asia Minor Rugs . . i wis ik. BS =f Exceptional Values in Our Bedding Section . 6hU A” A group of fifty-handmade Orienta! Rugs at about the price of domestic Lal ‘emt | KCEP > tT | } ARD i¥ Rugs. Strong and sturdy of construction, these Rugs will give years of 9.4 | re ya 3 O i | a = Stendard 8-Oz. ACA Tick Double Deck Coil Spring 4 at 10; 1 am Bowen | Ae =. fh _—— »*. a - ™ 84 in the opening game eof the T win Twin or Fuil Si ga rs Full Jae . «Rey hen their great pitching ace. i — at failed to fool the Wilton Rugs Axminster Rugs |=. SV | a ae Cl | : We : ae = 7% ‘2 oes a $ 8 ae: : re a fe) ‘a . oe fei 3 L a eee 43 23 a + + : Bag 3 ee rae ; ie - = a ts 4 4 z - =e y ae $ .. « eA 2 % Axminster Rugs at savings of 20%. gieadiness did rot last long, Dat desteable for living room, dining inate in Persian and Chinese designs. ’ : 0 | esl.f a lee . ; Other sizes proportionately low. .. . x aeFOUR-PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE ee. 2 : | — ee eee All exposed surfaces of genuine walmut with S-ply walnut veneers on hard- Floor samples of junior and bridge Lamps it] wrought iron, brass or _— rVhiiadeiphia runners Gn HrePernnt eenrerricman al 4 + male on. : : - 5 4 5 9x12 Size $ 75 9x1? Size ~ 50 lt of ceucs un Goudek aceon 9 .00 bronze. Table Lamps with metal and pottery bases. apllapprepencm Specially Priced ——= Specially Pniced pitas with highest priced suites. As illustrated. | : ee yf Jo ; e t rst, and the man at the plate 7 Bi : 10 0 tO 50 - | @ @ varia)'y resorting to the hit and | a . the Browns’ infield found am- 1] eae Bi - rf [2 opportunity. fer tf lays ll Parchment Paper Shades 10% to 25% Off te eee a. = 3 executed -five double Bive was especially brii- . Starting several force plays participating im all five double ge CRY ‘ . P , 2 ; date - : any ’ adie 1 pIN re . - a e at fot es pe My ag ge RR rae cit dee re nate SO tt cape they ooomtntentby « BNA ASR Aan sere MS: me 5 PEP Oe se pte; _— : — r : ia Eeealibeon re 5 a aber é BME) ARR Ae pe RL ue Five Double Plays. ms Rai» «Sp yee w wv pares ees aay Sah oS aed et, eee ekg oy hs Held 8 eetntiagoten 3 though he was soundly pound. a e first inning. Rube Wat-. came quite mrystifying as progressed and in the Browns had collected only : its Had the tremen- oF @ long of O'Reurke and Ma-~ aiien safely Im the first if-) nie the Rube* might havel 9 But ence past that, “7 settled down and worked | a | Pas SES : = , tinder a hic tead. Wniy in. 5% — Se ae Ss ' Ahh = Moe Seutertn ik ae Oe Ete hE : - a *s . Peer | ae Eda haan Nic ee ; , es ab: . _ a ? ma 2 #5 made. Specially priced. et. i) + third inning, couse? the 8 8=oB iste Beck. «who followed Crowder. St be rs a e he ano fell victim of the Rt barrage Coffman, “whe ‘ontimnecd on Page 38, Col 1. ate . = —-—-— -— = -— — = EE —E——E——Ee ee tial ” = : S ust By : Rs » a . -— . ; « A TO lt ate et te eee — —_ —— saeneteninomment A ee anne oe ee oe aiieeaneineteer neat neeeeneenen 2-PIECE MOHAIR & LINEN FRIEZE SUITE 10-PIECE ENGLISH DINING SUITE TUXEDO SOFA AND CHAIR +PIECE BEDROOM SUITE All be oe 2-piece Suite with — solid mahogany frame. An unusually good Suite at a very low price. Made of walnut Here is an English Tuxedo Sofa made in our own shops of the - ger y-s Suite of distinctive lines in conservative taste. F, d cotton f Linen frieze veneers. on hardwood with overlay o 3 2 finest materials obtaimable Only the best grade of white curied Made of butt and burl walnut veneers on gumwood. Fin- ' . : 4 yt ’ i reverse seat $ .00 burl walnut. Tudor design. White oak $ .0O naar and selected down are utihzed. Loose down-filled. cushions. ee a oe ] 00 = interiors. Covered in an English warp print as illustrated. August Sale Prices Fiigh quality in_cbmstruction, de- $ : 6 5 ‘a . - ° cushions. } mies : Ameuat Sale Price. .....cccecseees August Sale Price PRON GS Se: Chair. as [hustracte 4. .366.50 Set and firush. The 4-piece | Sofa m Sa Chair im Seteen..... $53.50 a os : a1 SSeesetn ean o Vleeeweeveenene Eulecscseceuccens

Page 17

nm vi? AN SRR , | f (& SS — of = WN > Xiang AS ~ Ee ae AT ST ros PUST- AISPATCH wa = Ve “Ie aA rvs 7 , eT a a q yee ¥ Ba C1ARTin ae ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY, MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. | PAGES 1—6S —_, ARDINALS MAKE 39 HITS AND BEAT PHILS TWICE, 7-6, 12-2 Pitchers Fail and Browns Lose to Athletics, 3 to 4HAFEY GETS TWO HOMERS, HOWLEYMEN THE IF TABLE “Rivals in Davis Cup Doubles Match Today __ FOUR DOUBLES, TWO SINGLES; p 10 FOUR cantons er 4 capone hic, ho pe a now are four and one-half games ¢ - os aga ‘ : m . ariscepeagates ; er . ‘ . =. RR. x , etc behind . ; 2° the lead B* TE HACK WILSON ‘ fy Finish Pa one Lee a Sit Bi a tsi Rae Nita SEI Ge ae sesiii ' , co poe be : New York Yankees would not be. Yesterday’s ocunts Re Ro a a Ne | — ca OF nt OS Se: : Bas wep pie stant . } ‘ 9 tf . 7 . i, eae Sees see = a we. : BE Seer ee ae iS a & oS ~ gh ‘ai ; : ae over the Cubs is six contests. with ¢ . : | | American League race. Mack’: Philadelphia 13, Browns 4. | ee OC , ae i Rg | ee Ee ee ca ae Mage aes os Fe _ a This te « eeatty Sake margin to | BY the Associated Press. cig n Spec ial . | men pounded the ball to all cor New York 6—4, Cleveland 2—29. eet Mp aos ‘ieee. RGR seers See” Cee -— ie ieee 2. ~ * ee ws ee, 55. IE 5 emy. Bill went six rounds and|._. i; With Philadelphia runners on Chicago at New York se ae SSA ree, : gee a > in that time permitted no runs | bring his season's total to 17. He = GoM gL ee Bee oe a — hee s ; hon ranks fourth to the two leaders ard me bases in every inning except. games.) in that time =| But this Hafey was a thorn tn Pe! Bissonette of Brooklyn, who ie first, and the man at the plate Cincinnati at Brooklyn. | es Be ee aes ites % se Peat es eee 7 ee ee ae : ) pe] | the side of the Phillie pitchers ali | 548 17. Rogers Hornsby, the for- Mariably resorting to the hit and Only games scheduled. ' | Bs BRS RE a agebalbigs ss . Dees th, the Browns’ infield found am- sen ee ae : ees pp ETE SE SESE SO fe =| | afternoon. All he did was to pound | ™e? fourth big slugger, now is | Er | ey gee OO a aaa py ‘out eight hits, and they included | ‘th with 16. we opportunity for force plays RS go ee s: aa mi double plays. Brannon, Kress Bz gh ec et a erences «Ei econ Oa _two home runs, four doubles and AMIOESCRS LAG nome mse and Blue executed.five double ee eee eee a Sis, pea PM ae re ee oS eee co, | two singles. He finished with six | artists, notably Ruth ane Gehrig. | AY Lae BS oS ee ee Se nS oc | : failed to break into print today. a otherwise going wobbly. The un- AMERICAN LEAGCTE. gieadiness did not last long, but Philadelphia at St. Louis. by the time the home lads had Boston at Detroit. geitied down Philadelphia had New York at Cleveland. jays Blue was especially bril- |in a row. Alec Ferguson and Bob McGrew |, YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS. nt, starting several force plays ° : +e ne) 7 se = ——— ~ | ' | , | M participating in al] five doubl: | Meets ee) wee oe ‘ : were the pitchers pounded in the | Mates. Cortinats. al , ity the Associated Press. ‘ ont ie EY opener. the pair being walloped for | m TORONTO, Ont., July 28.—Six | BE i Be eee ae 16 safeties, while in the nightcap Bee Sen S aee ae | — | Lester Sweetland and Claude Wil- | Athough he was soundiy pound : | Min the first inning, Rube Wal- of Canada’s seven lawn tennis | ; bmg became quite mystifying as FOR THIRD TIME achat kn eee ‘enks oi — were punished for a total eo gE ie game progressed and in the ee a ot 23 raps. Inctuded in the satr-| ATSONAL LEAGUR LEADERM hands of the United States today. AVIS up O 9 ties rapped out by McKechric’s| wjsen. Cubs. 23. Bottomley, Cardinals, . Sak Se ey dous , i was Canada able to save sume- SR BRE a doubles. a triple and four Loracrs laf 3 — . *T> i on eee iat — Te . — >) eee | : RNS = Ss. ipie anc ey. Cardinals. i nosh — s eeereee =e TORONTO, Ont., July . . . > = + ~ re iz i - . ~ ; os * hy “4 ,&- > ¥ H. L S open a few years ago, the first vic- The Cardinals opere! & new Lerian walked. Holm then threw PHILADELPH]A. sf |, rotra and Jacques Brugnon, whom that the match might be played. | . ~ ppapttn ; a tory of the Latins over the Scots. | this same pair beat in the Davis! it was raining hard at 3 o’clock, Sault on Willoughby in .he sixth. | wide on Deitrich’s roller and Sand : Holm singled and Frisch flied ovt | tallied. é . . A. PO. A. E. | Y if Str > Ww i cr again || ee : i AB. R United States flew high again . the national open’ CUP play of last year, but Cochet the hour scheduled for its start. , ls ins aia Not even iin the mixed doubles event, al- “ | ei " ‘champion, Johnny Farrell of New | 40d Borotra. 'The weather cleared somewhat | | th ‘s. Chapi o ; “ . | ? ° ° ee oo oe ee eee York, could overhaul the grimly | Lobbing Tactics Fail. | two hours later and the match was | Hafey s Home Run in 12th Inning | Doeg, of Santa Monica, Cal., were | ' : ) vee : | deterntined Espinosa, who took the; Tilden and Hunter had felt quite | started, but the showers returned | | given a stiff fight by Miss tGlad- , Msgs ° i e hort a say r,,| lead at the end of the second certain of repeating their 1927 vic- | again and part of the play ~ as in | Of F G D d S f aos. Ham, of To ‘round with a record 69 for the| tory, principally by attempting toa drizzle which increased to for- | irst ame ecides wat est | Settee Voss and Harold Thur-/| 6800-yard North Shore links.| !ob Brugnon out of the picture, bidding proportions. ) man. two Oklahoma youths, bat-| Neither could Abe's brother, Al but these tactics proved worse, Some of the spectators staged a, | 'ftled it out in the finals of the | Espinosa; overtake the eldest of | than futile against the combina- little demonstration of their own | things in which it was «ck, five brothers and a sister, all golf | Yon they were calied on. to their! when their money was returned at!then sock some more. Neither junior singles. Voss finally pulling | | ' ' out to victory im four sets, 2-6, 6-0, | Professionals. | Surprise, to face. 6 o'clock while a bright sun which | o1. ting pitcher, Haines or Fergu-| ~"" 8-6 6-3. In the other two classes| Farrell with two pan rounds of; The match didn’t go very far,| had been sulking the entire day Selatan , Phils came back with one. Schulte of competition. the veterans’ sin- | 72 today could do no better than | but it went far enough to indicate | came out in its brightest tronical | eres _— | walked and Ferguson sacriii.ed. fifth inning. | | gies and doubles. the United States | duplicate the score with which he | clearly that lobbing tactics against brilliancy. | Scoring started carly and contin- | High kicked Southern's roller nd Schang batted for Coffman i had no entrants. tied Bobby Jones for the national | = = /ued pretty regularly. Singles by | ee a ae a> Then ym 3 | | = | : : oie one for the book. ompson drove in | ninth. | aeseeieene cont open and finish second with 294, : Douthit and High and Frisch's sac- ae YACHT ZODIAC GETS tures strokes to the bed, white aj| moet RELEASED AS | SPIKE WOUNDS PUT | Douthit and High and Frisch's *8° | deep to Doutbit, Sehulte scoring. 2—i13 | Espinosa missed a 30-inch putt on MINOR LEAGUE MANAGER | DRESSEN IN HOSPITAL 7 ici cami ee * | Southern, thinking the bali would ere" ” 4) TO SPANISH PORT the final green for a tie with Far. | 3 ae i . - | But then McKechnie’s men “n-/| go safe. hed rounded second and = a : ee ny ee | aa “ 4 “ nego | By the Associated Press. | CINCINNATI, July 23.—Charies | corked some stupid play and before | was doubled. Lut th m the Caréi- MaM- | &F ‘He ,reil, aiter eing n secon Place | CHARLOTTE. N. Cu July °8.— Dressen, third baseman for the ; they came to earth. the Phile had nals kicked. Umpire Jorda ruled driven in—O*Rourke, Miller (>), Boley, Cochrane (3), SANTANDER. Spain. July 238.—| oa Petes. APM, Sue Fe. one stroke behind the leader at Cincinnati Reds. was sent to the | two. that the tally scored. “ > -_* ; | +i “- Sor Orwall (3). Bishop, Kress. Two-base hits: Cochrane, | ' y . , . oe 2 ric: acht Zodiac, one of | ‘ : Heinie Groh was given his upcon- | ‘Foxx Orwall. Three-base hits: Blve, Kress. Home runs: Coch The American yat t Cc, 0 the half way mark. 4 0 | Bethesda Hospital here today with| Southern opened with a clean | ' “2 » Weer oa > ‘fachts unre ted in t) > ' ditional release tonight as man- | : Be Manus, Bishop. Sacritice: O'Rourke. Stolen base: Foxx. Dou eT ei gb orp ee ark Horten Smith is Fourth, a eee . | an infection of the tees and was! single. Thompson bunted and was! ob McGraw Gors i, Ways: Kress. Brannon and flue (2); Brannon, Kress and Blue (2); | trans-Atlantic race for the King of | Densmore Shute of Columbus, | |} ager of the Charlotte club of t | anette wrenent tsinmen | ited ith ae set Hai se . Blue. Hit with pitched ball—by Walberg: Manion: by! Spain's Cup, arrived here at 20 | Ohio. and Horton Smith of Joplin, | South Atlantic League. ee “ 4 ital f¢ a7 personae He o es se The Cardinals opened the ameuit ‘ler » ff Coffman, 2; off Walberg. 3. Struck |minutes and 41 seconds past: 3/ yo shared fourth prize with 297, | ‘leave for his home in Cincinnati He will be in the hospita will played the ball poorly. On Hurst's) anew in the third. when Douthit ‘rT. Bases on balis—O o =; | ages * on ated, 3 GEG” Groh | several days and out of ‘he game. grounder. the Cardinals fatied to | singled. High doubled. Frisch @p- by Walbe teh record—off Crowder, 6 hits | o'clock this afternoon. while Harry Hampton and Jim! t® irst of next . week. ron | ) « , rg. 4: by Beck, 1. Pitching re ; A N for two weeks or more. Dressen cover first and the sacks *tre ested 4 Bott doubled : in 2 innings (none out in third); off Beck, 5 hits and 3 runs; The yacht Agara, which has not/ proyjis of Chicago tied for .ixth at| Played third base for the New s/s ae at With | Gilet: “Raaen Goedel Gale ae & an omley , te 8; off Coffman 7 hits and 4 runs in 4 innings. Time 1:45.| finished, is reported to be dis- York Giants and Cincinnat! Reds| was spiked in ga re te but Williame walked : 4 Continued Pege 35, Col. 2 Geisel and Owens. Losing pitcher, Crowder. masted. Continued on Pege 4s, Col. 1. ‘before coming to Charlotte delphi. Pere ce aS Sg ti ns —“EI°k 5. aa ee “eee. * . ee» é ve. led or been in a tie for ihe lead | doubles crown with a straignt set ery Sees ; ite ae bal | ait ae nit dameae Pe aE ae eee _. beat the Scots at their own game . Heinle Manush con::nued his ex- | at the end of each of the first | victory over Willard Crocker and using Bill Tilden and Francis Hun-, more hopefully d < "i Bape voll ae. te ee ee ee Loe eee 1 Bishop 2b g | Haas cf 0) Cochrane c .... 9 | Simmons if » | Foxx 3b oO. Miller rf g | Orwoll 1b Oo Walberg p » hd The opener was just one of those, Whitney's long fly drove in an- . nd other. | Harper's homer tied it for the Cardinals in the second, but the = | es co— me MS tS = 8 errr ry tT aleoeeenuetce« ts o4 es | ts cS SW & = 8S = OS —~——ee = © to ce me dm tl mt 0 0. @rreryvireoerrrr «| 3 i eS ~ = | SScew SSH teancscuwp in os taste. on gumwood. Fin- ee | ood e Scceotusanunse ‘Z SRR “fg ae le

Page 18

a ee EE rE — STEAM READY FOR STRONG OPPOSITION IN OLYMPIC OPENING TOD Olympic Games Revived in 1896 by King George WESTERN CLUB REDS HIT a ae pate : THIRD, CENTURY ROBIN P AMERICANS ARE FAVORED BUT GERMANS, BRITONS, FRENCH AND FINNS ARE RATED DANGEROUS —- Lee -heMy r? ’ OI al yt dpe, oct mind = sian Sates a colt aad 3 er RP BIE om oc nga ne Ls BERR S By Gerald Holland. : gt Louisans will seek two ma-) public parks championships | tee pak ee ee fi » > . lewing the first | | ‘ | = ris ) in brawn and skill with the Americans |) American member o me the “Tom Burke Olympiad, because fo ay : Se vl = oe ENIOR | FOCROARED sng in |) ternational Committee, but | et Btn : | : , : =. & MILE out! : Quine? os Serer Sees ove, ww 1) beady will net aantien th he was the winner of the “stade a . & ¢ } a | “* |. fee & Western, St. Louis. second: their pet events such as the shot- ,) Dody will not an latte Se | [. Se > a Louis. third. Time— 43 tv. a : put and the hammen games definitely until th or sprint race. +. ae - i ig ee -—-. ~~ ms 4 SPEED BOs 7 E. Bressler 1 = ; , ‘e771 ee ss ; ee ® YREE ria ~~ = issanettie Rival speed, brawm and skill all ) Dual meeting of 1931. n a will figure in tomorrow's opening |‘ 1932 games have been awat By Jack Alexander events which include the shotput |? °° Los Angeles. AMSTERDAM, Hofland, July 28.—Once more favored over allother _. ODAY, 1a! 4msterdam, the. ° ersteacarauioe : ; ee a tie! : tions to capture the 192 Olympiad, but facing the greatest threat to I ee ys ee W M be f U S Ol I d 32 Y 0 its supremacy it has ever encountered, the United States Olympic team games revival wil be begun, with ere em rs 0 a > ympic ua ears Ag ” . stars from 47 nations were scheduled to compete in the first five events maiority of firsts. | a 7 ; : , of the week's track an@ field program. The first revival, held S2 years : 1 the feliowing ©: a ae out tnt cventh, while Agia . ‘. ¢~ — Besides meeting the apposition OL. ARAA.R.aS,eennen at Athens. has aimost been } OT- beeen 5 ° . ~i te be all Dut forgotten. 4 ‘ 4 Ray nett. Soules oo ee i pe seta _ , next Tuesday. Middle Distance Hopes Bright. : , = | | . . : | Park noif tesen. kg Ait c The following is a brie? account . : ae ; hita ge i eres The Forest go com- . r ects depend : ‘ ge At Si RA AMSTERDAM, July 28. § "€ : samato, Fred McCoy and Eddie almost entirety Upon = cay ag Americans who journeyed te Ath- Donohue. arrived in Philadephia: — Seen ¢ ter | ated that it is practicaily yesterda track. the United States is better. , Stated equipped than in any Olympiad corse me for practice over the Cobbs — Creek course. The Cobbs Creek ber and many local professionals ‘who have played it, have expressed very often tn the public parks ent was ready for the opeming of the games here tomorrow. About 2500 sre Americans favored to win @ f Laque succumbed im the lew . qe on Aug. & at Cleveland and | ' , | | 3 st. . & ring back the national | chin | es. eight in all, have caused 3 aaa 3 . : Mi? iteatts toh b- Cul- i tea the resnectie ei tempt to b Americans have to ¢ontend this | Lik i t B | , aap a Me tRely to De | mae | first revival was won dy America tournament at Philadelphia contingent of French. Sees In the running evamts in which |? P — Davi 2 of the remarkable feat of the ten of Dr. L RB. vis, Togo Ha- :- stadium HE Dutch press yesterday , of the much-maligned od y in order to have ample ince th rar. Sspecialiv are her frames will since the wa Espe ’ links is of real championship call- the opinion that §9 won't be brok- The Forest Park team is a strong Ee et bree Cr saree SAE, Ate ae yy HS 2 virg . % 1 ra fae eran sn ila a ee ee ee ee ee Oe AYER Sono ROR ARORA 61" ete gM te “ ‘ . jy this season. : feeds the loss of Clarke Morse, a member of the team last year, who a» eas + Y a” ee ee i i i oa ee © et SAR IR ae and high jump finals as weil as +rials in the 400-meter hurdles, §00. | meter run and 100-meter dash, the holder of the Olympic title, and raphin Martin, French star, who iset a new world’s record for th 5 c OW, in the last decade of the | he nineteenth century of our era, | King George of Greece decided | to restore part of the glory that once LOSING, BY 6 TO 2 hes since turned professional -Morse was medalist in the national tourney tn 1327 but was eliminated sprint classic of the Olympics. America ought af least to split | distance a fortnight ago. even in the two field events for the Injury a Blow to Germany. quartet of Yankee Jumpers ied Dy, The German sprint force the Olympic champion, Haroli i fered a last-minute blow by was Hellas and decreed that in | ga. Se F . the year 1896 all nations of the, : BS : =: CF : “4 , “LEVELAND, July 23.—The in- world should be invited to take a ea : a. | — two games with the Eddie Donohue, the only funtor part in a revival of the Olympian % :. oS oe % Bes 3 es 3 : , ankees here teday, dropping tue : ~~ pifer on the team made good rec- athletic test that n 1a: _—- j : » - oe ¥ SS = irst to Herb Pennock. 6 to ian ; RW a) rt at td Flame rr 7 That was .1e@ s.at > Oi oes - re id . es. ? - 2 . — wa 4 exa 3 . ? , “4 t . ai; | ar # : : ' : ces it agaist ; rmat the quartet of flring Americans, at ot RE sieiiaidlia: Maa i ea : a ; : 333 } lead of the Yankees to. ers, et ee? ts vulle ~ 2 ter O'Brien who went on to the ; > ; "3 se of the Oiympic games in oder 3 . i. : . # : gy oft TCPT ace, Emi?! Hirschfehi. whos@ | Frank Wrkot? Rob McAllister ; I oa i ; as daaatinias and one-half games — a ; Se a ‘ . ° OO ci ie on - . {mes in antiquity open | 0 ee : = - * 4 seve nd one-half games. and Bissenette: © ; .} final. In the state qualifying round. world's mark of 51 feet 5 Se inches * as oo Wn we B Br — 4 ° » >. on : as *. AO oe i eee . as o * ° ssh _ ir a >. ” . : C. has been showing the best w.3 ¢or M onday Rh de cine thn ohne ed bal—Picinich, Winnie pe Cet ate title. his hardest competition — The reenit af the final America: Losing priche———Degk, & ihe resuit of the finai American cess, A mm ~terk od Pt ire s of the tournament, earrring the Herman Brix, Un?rersity of Wash-! 3 noedern . In ‘ : > 4 so? hoe tae h\)4 haa Pues te "¢ ~ a : i te m : m _ ' 3 ington star, next best, but th workouts have established Wykott Ceorge Averoff, acted same — ~ ~ “.@ — ehampion to the eighteenth green ”~ - . 4a 2 Stanford pair of Eric Krens and | and Feussell as the rinc:pal Amer- “angel” and financed th con | eS BY eS: , : a as eS ee eae Puritys Beat Fisks, = § before losing. 1 up. Harlow Rothert are capable of | “2” hopes. McAllister, who ts €X-' struction of the Athenian stadium a ae : = 3 esi Pirscats eaamaies es oA 2 ee a | Dr. Davis also made a good rec- rising to winning heights in a. uding confidence, may furnish & so that it was able to seat 6.900 4 se — a eS enema - _— \se isi ) +e Purity nine ip the ¥. RE -@r@ in both the state and district pinch. , eser aforaher g than he did in push- persors. The revival was looked . sg + | , fi | se Ollect a Bn. A. Les sue defeated the Fim “eg tournaments He went to the The Germans are banking heav-| tad Wykoft e the cmt in the; upon as a flowering anew of one ; e rs . a: : 7 ORK ay the Stans Park -serday 3 “quarterfinals of the district and ily on the giant Hirschfield, who —— finals at ¢ ambridge, ut: of the fa ied giories of Greece and 3 ‘ . : | 3 . b noon, ia to 1. Carl Whitney E Jest in the third round of the state in @ final practice session shoved *®27S are expressed that he ot lan athletes strove once more ee | | Ja a S | tence. Ti wee ee , 9 for the winners. 2 t Dick Bockenkamp of Midland the 16-pound ball the astonishing |; worked too hard. Bracey appar- the perfection of form and tire 7 ae etn. . ' iin i rs tut? SB | ~- BS 0 _ 5" ' Valley. distance of 52 fleet 1 imch, under, ®™t!y bas failed in an attempt to. =: action that lived in t . 4 » a er sha | . ms lazzeri, 2 wo oe . a ’ Togo Hamamato, Japanese star. conditions which he will likely "eS2n his best spring condition. Marbles of the ancient ton 7 | 7 — Keer 4 oe ee . Rorntz. * , . ; Sole : Te was medalist of the qualifying |. encouter @uring actua! Olympic T>e first Pie i ee i ge Peis, : e | . ” i@ inherited 1 Lmgic _ Runs. hatted N—— AT sal Lazpert = hough im the face ef & Hahn, the Boston A. A. “Express.” similarity ends. Hahn's workouts and Yanish victory in two = *. Of Olympics at Athens in 1896 Sa xg etie ability | the onei wee UR: eeu ni: ne Se enal game. seernament will be held ower antl and Dr. Otte Peltzer, former rec- | have been over varving rout sut e@d weight lifting. ce mand and the wild impetuesity vi, °° nam re. Cee papie—e Smith, on the other ‘Beptember in order to give & con- org holder, not forgetting the cap- all evidencing his remarkable speed st 7 ; te ; Lett apparently out @éerable number of candidates tor abilities of TDhoug las Leve, British | and stamina. when the final reund Degas O41 seconds. seconds. Creeks accepted the outcome with 4- sr Penr - Cmpires—Nallin Me brilliant 67, which tied Ge kK e Pit | F e . 400)-meter dash—Thomas E. Burke. Eeston A. A. Time, . eed " ip | 2% ee itis record. beosted bim inte @ . ail d of the winner of the ifv-m | S00-meter run—k. H. Flack. London (Enciland) Cc z6 : Ph z 2 ani ag Po eo : a Ss a . c. . A t] | ° T | : 13 ee a re was waned Time, 2 minutes 11 seconds. OTR ile gtmeenliedl gun: | Gta ie : | | ia 6° . 7% , etics e Opener - 4 of Bosten.* Them: pag 1500-meter run—E. H. Flack, Lenden (Engiand) A. Cc. wingin ring rt » German ~ or " . a etinds of €9 to triaw & teade | ae eS form among the Americans with $ z : ba S + + = 5 - § i 8 ? a . # ciehe Ary 4 Aon ne) Aa 0 ‘ re a eet sree a Rs aa 5 Spee and field events the heart of the pro- | se oi owsiki sath ur "The ag of ermes ing. Sf SR nis last round ieft ° i 3 . . _ ee ene. better than tied for second.” Par Not Good i i a : Fae al a ee ee ee ~ ——— 1-meter dash—Thomas E. Burke. Baosten A. A. Time. and Compston., a eae se a rumner-up position wit. Time, 4 minutes 335 1-5 seconds. emene will be euumemied at Mei to Kress ee —— Son won the pe 110-meter burdles—Thomas I. Curtis. Boston A. 1. Time. jlmad Valier. | the ball into the rigl.t field pavilion . ) ie tails wie 17 3-5 seconds. . derry Stanford Team Captain. . for a home run in the fourth in- Growing reckless, he Ath James B. Conno! Boston +h: Running high’ jwmp—Ellerv H. Clark. Uoston A A. : ’ The Forest Park junior papers ning. There was no one on Ddase letics res®rted to on¢-hand u t } ind Height, 5 feet 1114 inches. nounced that an Englishman and : ' ' nt e Which wi!! compete in the matches at the time. Biue's ripie and eatches. Haas executed one such . a en Eliery H. Clark. fi . Yxford ma: itdene the d Cots ie | s "4 » W be started Aug. 3 at Sunset. b . > . , " ** ‘ 5 . . ‘ ¥ ‘ sia se ‘ 3 a “as r : : . I - . : , . ? —_ ry ey \ . O'Rourke's sacrifice fly scored a thrilling maneuver and Bishop won the shotput 3 ay . me , panasise ark, Goston 1. A. Dis a eae » eninteethe mae ttt a On ey wel ee ae | announced by Bob Jordan. | : . ‘ * . . : . » : ; iS oe rer rt ic, Ps : run in the first. The other Brown- tried one even better. McNeely : tance, 20 feet 9°, inches. 1 classie Greek an ode celebrating EVELAN! : 19 ) ang & Gacen ned ako ‘ ry of the club, as follows: ie runs were made in the eighth. and Manush were the victims. $00-meter and i: meter events Running hop, step, jump—James B. Connelly. Suffolk A. C. | on ;, ; a ~ ane Stanford (captain). Ed Den- ‘targely through Walberg’s gener- Binge Mille he “lark of Boston. Distance. 45 feet Jack osity Me -Miner @50 tempted : ania p pitchers. He has Earnshaw, Ehmke! GOW" ‘se foul line in th ae ete. an beat 9% inches. and Rommel ready and he prova- enta iS Sut 26 missed con- wily will pick “arnshaw for todzy's nections and Kress turned game. biow into a three-base hit. : a : ' ale bs 5 4 ns. a © Fe i ew, 3 , ’ ve suv sy : SS ee a TY 2? . ban Howler probabiy will ser Ral 2 died on third. ee feet = inches. Jack Ogden to the box “OXX Made a cle teal of ., my CORP ra a Sa Discus throw—tHobert Garrett Jr. Princeton Universiryr. 8 te a ea wee iy ali Distance. 95 feet 7%, inches. (Weight of discus 4°. pounds. riamanhs Park these days bas . meee meg Bt Si ae of . acti ie hitter, Cobb tossed the Hall in - aAtec Press AiiY SUSESS a “hat eee ; ania s itii.@tic : Continued From Page 1S, Col. 1. play. ferced Haas Diece! Imereved an Each Beam ezri's« Arye : 16-pound shotput from square 6 feet 6%, inches. witheut follow—Robert Garrett Jr.. Princeton University. Distance, 36 € * i - an s shag Ned Oe eh i, Nagi te as XT the Te ee Tourney in Aagust. wey He , ck ont 7 | The ann f elf teur- 136 pounds S ounces. acted e ken column A fkir 2. Hiei? Shestv.. Rin Mac : a ment — webe iti é : r; : gat mat , , - : + % ’ " 2 ee : ~ - 4 " -_ 4 i : ; ' " =e : | ‘ és . ; Cheste- cy | * ~ » = THRERI LE rs. Brien, runnmerup LP CLUE ttbread for the State ~hampton Not one of the four hits ob } th Sime NCE tained by the Athietics in the ma Without driving one bs Sport oni) n ing statu in — at ie tof He pore second inning was impressive. if the let, The Bambino rot ™' ae Se . Oa iY ae . * 32 3 n : n . y Rourke, Kress, srannon and three singles and a double oe as called there Schulte were all close to making ‘Seteatnent Was SOme consternation among Sai "Ss Ari: ne? th » ie mei ——— is . riding st putouts on the taps which went ad pitchers ag the Yankees Americans for a time, but Robert jd ee oe . Sivided a dowd) — Sn tians ia ears — > #4 Pt. Warne 8&1: t -_ udie Reader, and his © » & ceton annodnce | opterems orgs ey ‘anodneed SELIGSON AND BELL WILLIE MACKENZIE Casten: ..70 85 S08 Com = ee ee ih ik ee WILL PLAY TODAY FOR Schyite rebbed Simmons vf a . | tition WESTERN ASSOC S TION. : TURF COURT NET TITLE TO DETROIT. 9 TO 3 air cuuiinial ghia Toe seme 3 ‘ ~FTis ae - ' — A , specuiaie on the reason ae “va ial aati ie . ‘ ‘ - - ot . Ap 7% t? eet i. prowess of the Americans and Lit CENTRAL LEAGTE . | agar é ile @ So ~ — TT RB. Le al . ) Py : yearvs :. wise ; : : ‘igs the Phillies. Harry Heilmann got) discus throwers of ancient times. |“ court tennis hampionships lay. fy, 4 :y ; _ : -~* be . Pp ~ a hits ii A aoubie bail at ee : “cure was ard th riva! that : ? " ee: mT ee? fnimorro } . , treit krroc kKetin »i — ‘ » : ; } 3 bd 7 Bine dominated the Lrewns’ | ~ Gers Keung “= average he Hermes of Praxitelesn tbe moen tn the finals. les SS er sere points to 792 nile: - _ eg ; s ee ey . th 7 Sipe PE Nh - . 3 @efehse in the fourth when he | ” “4 mis to .235. Hei manh marble figure rated closest to Seligser disposed o . gathered up difficult grounders ese ed the century mark in hits physical perfection in the male. . final reund opponent. Dr. George Sign for Title Bout. %, w iL. Pet i Lee Amecion 14. Preti an bl tre i : & é riate ee ‘ - : ; P al - & ‘ oma 7 emer ¢ : frem Walberg and Maas. wap : ast big Bx player so (eourkos strede eut inte the King of New York, today. after a ae pemedinins Prem Pentti t to i. * ol ba onl : Pacey Ahr watt a a eo 3 Pass hel ee oe ' t ween 7 - I pot s ella : saan - . - *. : chaiked square. the focus of 66.900 sensational five-set struggie. PaN aa Tule * . y : LS 22 3! eet true ‘2 ihe WESTERN \saortaTIas. Biue Makes ‘Em Gop. | STANDING*. : | ce eas agape — PANAMA, July °5.—Jose ‘ ~ : tae oa ; 6. AR 7 pairs of eres. With easy grace he | Scores were 3-—6. 6—1. 5—7. 6 ia 18 3! nas =f . SCeffman, spcilbound ov Blue's | Berner. Rraves : ‘ i went. through the mofiens of’ §6—2. Beil had a much easier sparkiing * eon Cechranc’s | 2. Fer: Pirate. 22 a : +h ' , ) RES ) a - , 4 lam tine ee ; wane il } play . as pS ag ( ardimei nrewing the discus and the stands with the veteran Watsen Wash- wah aae tegeieee s =H On, 2h roe 44artTr wes ~ete S38 44 50 Pumas BW SS Srounder in the sixth, ferget te Rush er aa ee arnet weywTe ~~ Reese ra rctres a? " Se + “uT? a? N ow ¥ rk ‘mmin ; ee | Si . 7 oe os : " * ; ‘ : AR .* wen 4 articiee for a 2 re ; . : bes . : ged gee . — . r : . ‘ ‘ . VATS Of OD a modeij Wi} ee een Ts an . ; sg aa ctce aoe 27 , » : en? . : ; ‘ ike? Rie) Re Daline 3 i ii ; * y . . re i€ . . hau " . > en ap © z gai # = : . ahabd Rei 2 Btu Ca RET Se OE Rane ecnmgi te Sith ‘ ' a _— » — — «+ . — - 4 , - > _ 4 % > ¥ 4 _ % 7 4) ° Myron. who carred : ‘versity ° i ae “ J . - ‘ ; ‘ > tn : — — f Metropolitan eA . oP Ses bal sh atin | ‘-@€3 445435 38 ee LRG E. : > ” + Ses “4434423 644-38 ee — : rMIric OpASsT ft rex tru CeAST LEACH F&F. ‘ ‘or Peaeertees F Veattie bs | : , Fay - : » Tl, ee » # Ixy - | JA PD. ; anama ratoery ¢€i INTERNATIONAL LEM,# E. a ~ - — = :. ——— ie . ww sk eee aN a

Page 19

Sip sa een ta ins POO —— REDS HIT THREE ROBIN PITCHERS. TO WIN, 7 103 he lated Press. BROUKLYN, July 28.—Cincig. ati turned back the Robing by 7 6 3 in the opening game of the ge. jes here today despite Brooklyn's : of 15 t© 11 im "ppteee $ A a. adgvani: Zoth starting pitchers failed x» gs the limit Bll Doak was knoek 4. 2 . . me ie iowers . wo-base hite—Kelly, Crit Bressler. Tree- base nite-—Crits” ain ette, Hendrick. Home run—Herman. Sac. rifices—Picinich, Zitzmann, Alen, Flow. ems, Callaghan. Double plays—Doak, Ban- croft and Bissonette: Ehrhardt, RBancroit and Biesenette: Critz,-Ford and Kelly (2) Left on bases—Cincionati 6, Brooklyn il. ase on ballie—Ofrft Logue 4, off Doak hite i ite in 12-3 Winning Losing pitcher—Deoak. sterk and Pfirmann. 2 Oe Puritys Beat Fisks. The Purity nine in the Y. M. €, A. League defeated the Fisk team at the Stars’ Park yesterday after- noon, 15 to 1. Carl Whitney starred for the winners. Cincinnati made two | welt .«! eseceseces - me . Pee rat ‘ * Ss & al PETITION FOR 4" Ss a. aS of aga oe fers.” = a ; : y rs, 4 . 27a ae ig Gorald Holland. ‘ ‘yt Ted Drewes will de- ‘eal bis national municipal tennis qe 00 Aug. 6 at Cleveland and tout Forest Park golfers will at- tempt to bring back the national “¥ 1 golf championship, “ich Eddie Held once owned, in the tournament at Philadelphia which opens next Tuesday. “The Forest Park golf team, com- | of Dr. I. R. Davis, Togo Ha- mato. Fred McCoy and FE-ddie : arrived in Philade:phia wont {in order to have ample “gme for practice over the Cobbs course. The Cobbs Creek Hinks is of rea) championship cali- ber and many local professionals oho have played it, have expressed the opinion that $0 won't be brok- very often in the public parks : ent | The Forest Park team is a strong | embination and all of its mem- ‘em have been playing consistent- itis season. The club, however, ‘gels the loss of Clarke Morse, a | member of the team last year, who tas since turned professional. Morse was medalist in the national tourney in 1927 but was eliminated ‘jp the first round of match play. Donohue In Excellent Form. _ Baddie Donohue, the only junior on the team made good rec- ords in the recent district an1 state tournaments. He qualified for both events, losing in the sec- end round of the district. and ad- wancing to the third round of the gate event where he lost to Ches- Wr O'Brien who went on to the of 75. ’ McCoy had the distinction of title, his hardest competition “i the tournament, carrying th2 WMTiONAL PUBLIC MS TITLE T0 TODAY}POUR FOR | ; ’ : : ' ' ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH EST PARK GOLFERS SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 __.. IN PHILADELPHIA FOR TO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __ PAGE 35 URNAMENT, OP * START TUESDAY - @ Louisans will seek two na- | pi public parks championships | : / | : ’ nal. In the state qualifying round, | he wes only three strokes behind | Piliott Whitbread's medalist card | ing Whitbread, who won the dampion to the eighteenth green before losing, 1 up. Dr. Davi« also made a good rec- ‘eri in both the state and district tournaments He went to quarterfinals of the district and Jest in the third round of the state t Dick Bockenkamp of Midland Valley. ‘WASHINGTON TAKES ‘ the | ; | ‘wae . "> é ‘ t y ee ee 4 ”. -° ae y at Philadelphia, starting Tuesday. ooo, OO POOL IP ™ rigkst GAME. CARDINALS. E. 0 9 Poauthit Chasing the Saturday Jinx | i j } ' SECOND GAME. CARDINALS. AB. RK. Douthit «f ....-5 TRIPLE A TENNIS. TEAM WINS FROM 1 GIANTS DEFEAT CHICAGO IN 13. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, July for New York. Artie Nehf extra inning contest starts to 25. in the Cubs’ 2 to l day. Played 38 innings in three games. homer. cRpeage English se ... 6 0 aguire 38] coummoostuP Joe Nehf have «| eascowoesc™ all ne i) 7 > ? ed Contest to Babe Ruth All-America Team Start Wednesday The Post-Dispatch’s will start Wednesday, Aug. 1, and close at midnight, Aug. 31. To choose an all-star base'a!! team from among the players of both major leagues with a view to having it coincide with one which Babe Ruth will select is the object of the contest. Ten players are to be named, two pitchers and one man for each of the other eight positions. Trophies of $100. $50 and $25 will be awarded to the three o>st selections and the winner of first prize will also receive a bat auto- graphed by Babe Ruth and an au- tographed league ball mounted on w blotter holder. Do not mail in your selection until you have read the rules g0v- erning the contest, which will be published in Wednesday's TVYort- Dispatch and every day therea ‘ter as long as the >ntest lasts. But you can start casting about right now for stars eligible for your team. Ruth will be aided in his task by a committee of sports writers in all the major-league cit- ies, but contestants will have to be guided by their own judgment and personal observation and reading. ——_ St. Louts in Dempsey to Be Seen in Big Fight, But It Will Be on Stage ——— By Sports Editor John It is a rip-snorting drama which would have gone big in the days of the old Haviin Theater in St. Louis, with hisses for the villain and cheers for Jack Dempsey, alias “Tiger Jackson,” as he foils the villains and knocks out his foe in the last act. The “Stain of Guilt,” which made Rube Waddell a “Cherry Sister” of histrionic talent, and “Strong Hands and Willing Hearts,” which convinced the world that the late John L. Sullivan was no Henry Irving, were namby-pamby shows beside the stirring vehicle which will serve to show Dempsey in the dua) role of fighter and actor. “It’s great and I like it,” ¢x- claimed Jack, his eyes sparkling boyishly, when asked how he was getting along with his rehearsals, “They kid me along and say I’m doing fine; and myself I KNOW I’m doing fine. When I first etart- ed to memorize the lines, I had only a few words to say, but they have changed all that. They've re- written the play until now I’m on the stage in speaking parts’ nearly two-thirds of the entire show. Take a look at this,” and Jack reached for a érawer and brought out his copy of the play. “I know this cover. Listen:” E. Wray of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, July 28.—Jack Dempsey will be seen in a big fight in St. Louis, within a few months. Perhaps it would be more cor- rect to say “The Big Fight,” for that is the title of the three-act show for which he is now rehearsing here in New York. lenged me. The gang is sunk, having put all its ddugh on the other fellow and I marry Shiricy while the police give the gang a ride.” “It's exciting and I believe it wild be a hit. The fight will be real enough, you bet.” Dempsey a Kid Again. Dempsey is more youthful now than at any time the writer has known since the early days of the championship. All fight cares have slipped from him and he is just a kid, again. When the writer called Demp- sey was breakfasting in his rooms with Grover Cleveland Alexander and Jim Bottomley of the Cardin- als. Joe Benjamin, the former lightweight boxer, and Floyd Fitz- simmons, fight promoter of Michi- gan City. Dempsey Mikes his friends. Me's stanch and loyal: himeelf, and without frills in his treatment of them. Dempsey high hats no- body. In fact, he never owned a high boy in his life. He runs youthfully to Panamas, pleasing colors and soft shirts. He is so obviously contepted with affairs today that it is al- book right through from cover to, And Jack started a quotation | most certain that he will not en- ter the ring again. Would Like to Have Title. Pe ed a. endl ¥_~ ee Ay *-o om atk noe pre oir ® LEO DIEGEL WINS CANADIAN GOLF TITLE Holm 3b Frisch 2b mae ato, Japanese star. | of a doubleheader from the White High Sb medalist of the qualifying | Sox today, the first by a score of Frisch 2b from his lines lasting over a min- | ute and finished with: “That's the “You know I should have retired FOR THE THIRD TIME Continued from Page 1§ Col >. | his last round left “The Haig” ne better than tied for second. Par Not Good Enough. 2 which determined the per- lmnne] of the team. He had a 75- | to 5 and the second 4 to 2. ‘$151 over the 18-hole Municipal | feurse which is recommendation ‘ough. Togo made the team last yer as did also Dr. Davis. Dr. Tevis lasted until the second The first was just another ball game, but the second saw Wash- ington make four double plays while Pitcher Burke White Sox only four hits. Wash- M ill s i tel oo | SHERDEL P ... ington fielded with accuracy and Rottomiey Ib .. liafey If HAINES P eoooreH SUH NH Or Co Oo 09 00 — een nuvnavnv-® ee See ee @eseeaesesosé Sw Bottomley 1b .. | mnenwvawneult “WESTWOOD, 5- ‘The Triple A tennis team won its second straight match in the inter- club series by defeating Westwood yesterday afternoon on the Triple ° enew in 12 innings ( off aatene. 1 in 2-3 inning. Losing pitcher—Nebf. game—2h and McCormick. 5m. Time of U. S. Crew Works Out. ad - way I have it all through the show. the lines down. I’m going to get a big kick out of this acting. : A Pugilistic Hero. “The plot? Oh, yes, I'm «@ fighter, ‘Tiger Jackson,’ in the It’s a real part and I've got all, after the Firpo fight.” Dempsey mused, as the subject turned back to the ring. “I wanted to quit then. Remember I told you at the time that if it were not that I fearea the championship might go to South America I wouldn't have anything to key me up for the wl omemm teu em ~wlenennwwowend fund when he was beaten by Carl Teutmann, who ultimately won| te title. | —_—— / sixth consecutive ‘@anior District Postponed. | White Sox. Garence Wolff, secretary of the & Louis district association, has | @nounced that the junior golf tournament will be held over until mber in order to give @ con- ble number of candidates for te title, who are now out of the tity, a chance to compete. A new junior champion will be this year for the first Compston has a rimilar story to tell. At the end of the first 54 holes the Britisher had tallied 214g oniv a stroke back of Hagen, th leader. tut the last 18 he toured in par 72 but par was not good enough in. the face of Diegel’s phe- .| nomenal game. Smith, on the other hand. was yi apparently out of the running , when the final round began bul @ brilliant 67, which tied the course record, beosted him ints a tie for ‘runner-up position with Hagen 'and Compston. The honers for econsistentiv bri- in three years since Herb liant f however. went to Al Waetre Grand Rapids. Mich. _ Al shot winner for three straight : is now ineligible because rounds of G9 io bring his 7° hole total , h KR wood eneush te ind him just bade gememe 2i-year age limit. The tour- A courts, 5 to 0. Last week Triple A won from Magnolia, 6 to 0, and now appears to be the certain winner of che pri- vate club title and the right to meet O’Fallon. winner of the mu- nicipal team championship, for the Werner Trophy. The Triple A team had no diffi- culty with Westwood and all of the matches resulted in straight-set vic- tories. The results: SINGLES. Josties defeated W. Skrainka, 6—, Hodge defeated N. Skrainka, 6—2, Finger defeated Sherck, 6—1, 6—2. DOUBLES. show, and am training for a cham- pionship fight. I’m engaged to Shirley, a barber shop manicurist, who has a bad egg brother—a gangster. He tries to hold out on the gang with some racetrack bets and they come into the barber shop to get him when I happen in and clean out the gang and save the kid. ‘The gang threatens to get him and me too, and they cook up a plan with Shirley to spoil my training and dope me the day of the fight. Shirley, in order to save her brother’s life, pretends to con- sent. There is a lot of incidental stuff, but on the day of the fight the gang finds out that Shirley in- tends to double-cross them and they get a camp follower to slip me the dope. Just as I'm about to take the coffee, Shirley dashes in and knocks the cup from, my hand and saves mé. “Then, some more roughhouse. But I go into the ring O K and fight the ring battle on the stage and knock out the geezer who chal- rattled off 14 hits. The games were > fight with the Big Bull? Well, that was the trouble. I lost my relish for fighting and the ambish that goes with the first trying for a title. My dater fights were just money-making, particularly the Tunney fights. Of course I still would like to retire a champion and you never can tell what a slick talking promoter may persuade you to do. But just now I have no intention of coming back. Money's no longer an object and the only reason for fighting would be to re- gain the title.” “What if Heeney won, would you try a comeback? Jack was asked. “You bet he’ would,” Benjamin replied for Jack. “He could poke that one over in a push.” Jack smiled and shook his head negatively. “I guess I'll stick to act- ing,” he grinned. Dempsey's day at the hotel was an almost continuous reception of well-wishers. In defeat Dempsey is more popular even than as cham- pion. He remembers everybody and befriends many. Still a Drawing Card. Fitzsimmons was promoting « fight show, earlier in the week: Dempsey consented to appear and help the show along with a word or two. The result was a $200,060 gate, when normally the fight would have drawn half that sum. Joe Benjamin suggested that the champion could capitalize his reputation by ng a night club. “I know a man who would give you $60,000 for the use of your name. All you would have to do would be to show your face there once in a while.” Dempsey pulled him up short. “Not for me—I don't need the money that badly ang I wouldn't | want my name connected with any such affair.” Perhaps Jack recalled the fate of so many champions of other days |who embarked in the resort busi- /ness with the view to capitalizing | their reputations. One by one it fene- the downfall of them ali— Sullivan, Corbett, Tom Sharkey, Jeffries. Instead of being gold mines, they turned out to be gold bricks—and broke ail four of the men named. “I've got good friends and a good | reputation and I want to keep | both.” Jack concluded. , Proving that a fighter can have | good sense without being a Shake- iperean scholar or reading De | Profundis. AMSTERDAM, Holland, July 28. —The University of California’s eight-oared crew, Uncle Sam’s rep- resentatives in the Olympic rowing competition, yesterday covered the full Olympic course of 2000 meters in a time trial The time was 6 minutes, 20 seconds. Canada’s oarsmen also rowed against time, covering the course in 6:33. the fifth and | PHILADELPHIA. losses for the . AB. ‘ Southern cf .. 7 | Thompson 2b . 5 | Hurst Ib 5 | Leach If E | Williams rf Jahn rf | Whitney 3b 2 Ee.) 0 Southern cf © Thompson 2b © | Hurst 1b 1 | Leach if © | Williams rf © | Whitney 3b .... 4 seek 7 ¥ %. FIRST GAME. WASHINGTON. H. 3.5 ors sOSC¢90-9o :0 os — Rarnes cf. Rice rf. Gosiin if, West if. Judge ib. .. Bluege 1b. ee oF SWEETLAND P ® WILLAUGH’Y P.3 Delitrich 98 | FERGUSON P.. 'McGRAW P | Lerian Friberg Co COE et et D> De his fourth extra-base hit of the day. Fandom in this city does not get excited over the Phillies, even when they are playing a double-header with the league leaders. Not more than 10,0090 were present for the battles. Leach made a wonderful catch of Holm’s drive in the big sixth. He raced back as far as he could and then leaped up to snare Wattie’s drive off the screen with his gloved hand. Bottomley’s homer was one of the longest drives of the after- noon, clearing the right field wall well over towards center. a salereounsenueP pleresneceneP wmlescceexscscoo”™ wlesseosunona™ nl eooeredencber Slecewe nn nmunld a | eesrw Ow Odi eserneenwvvrunvuanse ee Se eerwesvueseseosoowew! Ooernenrwsesesd ei -¥ Sth. 8 9—T. Totals 0 o—12 Lerian batted for McGraw a twelfth. | PHILADELPHIA 1008000 00 1— 2 . ‘ re iets 4 reifth. ties-Stuckman efeate ‘ . eens sen Ser Devin to See ies Getiel tewiy Oetbantiey (6°. | ke tera, O-8. Hafey (2), Harper, Wilson (3). Maranville, | Hodge-Bierman _deiea ted Ww. Skrainka- hem. Two-base hite——Bottomley, Hafey | Shetek. , &—*«. | (2). Wilson, Leach, Holm, Maranville. | Douthit. Three-base hitse—Maranville. es ry ~ Deitrich batted for W cduy's if DODH ID HH DHS O = 630" | 3) COCOOM Totals P , 14 *Ran for Kenna in the sixth **Batted for Brown in the sixth. ***Ran for Tate in the sixth. CHICAGO. AB. Innings. 1 2 3 Cardinals 1:1 3 Philad@’hia 2 1 0 * Runs batted in—By Frisch (*). Wil- liams, Whitney, Schulte, Harper, Thomp- son (2), Bottomley (2), Southern, Hafey | Home runs—Hafey, Bottomley. Stolen | | (2). Two-base hite—High, Bottomley. an sro een Ae ae. | McGraw, Thompson, Hafey (2). Deach. oe Save 7 |Home runs—Harper. Schulte, Hafey. Sac- tomley: Thompson, Sand and Hurst. Left | cia : . on basee—Cardinals 14; Phillies 8. Base | a meen , cag ponies ‘on balls—Off Khem 3: off Willoughby 2. | playe—Thompsen and Hurst; ‘Struck out—By Khem 1; by Willough>v Dosthit, | 8 in one and Frisch and Bottomley; Hurst, unassisted. (1. Hite—Off Sweetland. | 13. Base on balls—Off Haines 3; off | in seven and two-thirds innings. Hit by | Struck out—By Haines 1: by Sherdel 1. —Khem. Losing pitcher—Sweetiand. Um- Hitse—Off Ferguson, 7 in 2 innings (none Hart and Jordsa. Time of | out in third): off McGraw, 9 in 10 in- | ——————— | nings; off Haines, 9 in 6 innings; off Sher- | Sherdel; losing pitcher—McGraw. Um- | Bluege. Cronin, Sacrifices—Rice. New York. £17 i tim with the captaincy -f del, 6 in G innings. Hit by pitcher—By pires—Jorda, Rigler and Hart. Time of | ‘| Haines (Williams). Winning pitcher— game—Zh 30m. Double play—Hunnefield to Clancy. on bases—-Chicago. 7: Washineton, on RE! 4 Forest Park team. New York. 711— rn ae 3 a Grand Rapids. 217-—-° P Muny Tourney in August. 9. | o . , Bases om baile OF Faber Hafey Makes Fight Hits | o | ‘ . | lie MacFarlane, Tuckahoe. X. ¥- e14 The annual Municipal ‘ olf tour- off Brown. struck out—By Faber, 4: Brown. 2 1 | 2siew, is the most important lo- Guthrie and Hiidebrand. Time of game, 8 municipal or fee courses, | work hurt, as \cfore the round by 2: by Marberry. 4. Hits—Off Brown. | Cardi al i I i n Iwo inal Victories sean a. event scheduled next month. (SECOND GAME.) | uffalo. } WAS was over the Phils had two runs. ss3S35329 Lae we, strike on Harper in the fifth and was banished from the field. ! 5 wunnefield 2b.. Clancy Ib. o> ‘2 It was a mighty tough day for the umpires. The Cardinals did not pick on any one in particu- lar. They scattered their blows over Jorda, Rigler and Hart. Al- most every inning called for some sort of a complaint. The Phils did some fine field- ing in the seventh. First South- ern ran in for High's short fly and Whitney followed with good plays to retire Frisch and Bot- tomley. ° Cissell «8. Crouse c. awreiot OO ed oéos ascmes soe —_ sa 2 | SOM OM oox%S . : - 7 " | pi os: i lv i “gba es. te 2.92 c ¥ rate: 4 J Syn rr hf ne a - — . . = . a : Bist o> Sr. ; J ‘ Pa ‘ * » cxetabey By RR ee. ep Ee Per SEV AS a J R ; a " 3 Rua SF BRR coups Ps , hs, shat. eh bats " a i we pS hes + EPS nih PP epee, Re hase >t ie Ps 4 ee te by Ph-encd “ miei 2 IF SS ies " ids nal ea ‘s es - gaye atedy hee ee a Ns i i + ? Coss hits » ta > i aig . * eT dP POM bne INES ie AE ne wee 1 “ te se - tee * , ~ oe wae ey ae serve — — , 4 aa . - “ oi “ 7 ‘ aA e a4 # > aha ere * — Spee meray tern reth-g th yoy gon pr fp P te — sie Mee Oe ¥ —_ * 2 a a Pigee e i Saahsit heal ae ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ es ps nee } sm * - « * * a -_ eal x . vu ” oni » 4h he ‘ > wt ~ ne oe Roane -“ Se s ~~ - rey ie eee nae. oe aaa gs Rr ereed Vike SAE saeeh es ieh et bale aes e: pce Eds ta SIO SG CN ee AIRE ALS aT REITER OLE NIE Oe (orl NE Conga Rie 0 tinge e -ptian, 1 ite Phere er pe i ~ ~ ania - . “ meee nanan sno crn es 7 * mere . ee oes el Pn . — z Sa nian - ane & ee 24 / 4 al aod - f oy ? mt . : . . alo ~ ~} alo 27 otals 2 *Batted for Crouse in fourth. **Ran for Reynolds in fourth. Up-to-Date Batting and Fielding "Records of Cardina fecFarlane of Tuckahoc. »® - me wae in A fine snot at the end of the first @ Valley. as inna beyond repair. 89 @ gery Stanford Team Captain. him fust after Watrou.e Tw ‘ { oper 'of Buffalo and George Christ of Roc’ este, Bwaich will compete in the matches | Diecel Improved op Each Round. be started Aug. 3 at Sunset. has | represented rounds of 73. . Haeen liad shot 10 ® of the club, as follows: | ; n 8&3. three under nar erry Stanford (captain), Ed Don- McCurdy Cc. cracked on the inner nine, however. Wk Faber p a i John Eales. Donohue will | ty SR ge or a COR erat - PR, = O@-8-CGaVacsiu Harper's second inning homer over the convenient right field wall was his fifteenth of the campaign. | Oc -tuescenmanSakeueng titi at pee i bite as oe ee = ev we = enuwaXtzuenervas eweesesesso> @-19 Den “SOS ae = nw . stasetesuuxrucxea Ceeoee re BeSuncae Ave ae Eee t. s-ss © 23 z® me vy. PO. A. Ez. “2574 2112 107 85 exeo-e38S-eree ns 8 Hunnefield 2b .. Clancy o- One of those plays for the book came in the Phillie second —one on which a double play ended the inning, but a run scored. Schulte was on third and Southern on “first when Thompson sent a G@rive to deep left. Southern was beyond sec- ond when Douthit made the catch. Schulte scored. but Southern was doubled before he could get mack to first. The Cards kicked, but Umpire Jorda ruled that the run counted. Thompson, on the play, had a sacrifice, the honor of driving in a tally and he hit into a double play. Tie that! MicKechnie Pat Off Ficid. Manager McKechnie kicked on Umpire Jorda's calling of @ z Se = Bs : $ rs! | Cardinals - « : : nUERR: ~~ ' me—Position. G. oe 2 AOS SG —_ 7@O~SSSSSSSSO~O “OSS gi-I~O em ae saeeeeess? — a tw ~} “e pergite | omscuoesHooomm aod Bethel - atubllenauutubseeteagesees | OOS Did RH wr O335985 ' 3. MOD90000 DH OOOOn : +o &USSsa8 ~ = we Totals “=n 2 4 +Batted for Falk in seventh. +¢#Ran for Reynolds in seventh, Innings— ef 5 6 W ashincton i = © me ae ye Chicare .. ~ ©0892 20209 92 — 3 Runs batted in—Reynolds, Cissell. Biue- j 1. Burke. wo-bage hits— | BRhueece. Three-base en bases—Hunnefield, | Ruel. | 8 963690950 99S° oe ee ee ee TS ae ee ©@-0~800 00-c00-%~ S2eRs, S2eKG SvaVvraGenwuusGesvu m8 3445 43 5 4—36 vie - - ‘ "i :° 7 : uk r * i : exes inligs + weuhiastErrenuenen.&.88> ge z at : : Evanevitie 5; erre Flaule Mieemington T° Penville 3: Quincy B&

Page 20

‘ss — ST.LOUIS POST- DIS PATCH nn ary F* D AY MORNTSc teins, wei 29 1998 __ ST.LOUIS Pos POST-DIS PATCH KARL wL EITE BY CH sOAN, WINS CHICAG H TS H ii ™ wp, Vent hes ee om cy jf a 4 4 as ; no : fe 2 ee nae " dn ; oo paeicpliait hina a Sel hee hglige HE ¢ lA IS bo ee * : tat #) . oes 3 ; a a | OPP A AOA aiid # | | are me fk partly cl | 4 Ree 3 : ’ lL, spa oud ' ae ” ON J ich y; Ye = uly 28.—F ; track f Ti eligi | fat otart Baus wos | 24.—Follow 1 ast. NEW SETS + | Seort Price ele 4G ar arco on steltiees. F At : e rv 2 A TRACK REC } | Roxerotter = hisbl ties a ee . u a: 2: — > peg —foeney Eauivaient | five race, 7. ee se ke y | tang a eee be pod ; A * mm .W oil — ‘ 40) ' aid ” $600 » feed T LINC ORD | Macks pee baee a 3 =a «2 = a 3. MM ids to 1. | Bae Ee halt eS ,% OLN ? The H babe 5 a uy b te ~a 40 di. McTagu *Ja.5 fa - emo ' tas b 3 3 rs Sy FIELDS i Thee augue a One *-* ] | J + P Se ,@ : ad & OF yao. e. Bde Perry Beach 114 “ae | eae the Aseocie - F enog ee I ~ * ie oad - s0ned ~-¥ Macken 98 ja aie , (| Lire a‘ “+e Se. 2 . ~ = Oe wv. I 3. no ; | mae ze hE ae ¢ | Birete Goid 11..." o 7 a > wt Ga 5 wed 323 Specia! ‘ladne sat? es 338 Creve an > id. veenel oa ¥* ' 8 H. Bilston, 1 OG 1 Don a ie : IR H cETE, I 4 — ‘ius *G i we po: = e Dubeia. 64:4 attract feature : Lock vee ee 0107 Doroths: | ae ped ee e ARRY . dule 2¢ ) | alg Baby ¢ ey l hi* Igee } 9! ‘. Fro 7. SF .38 the races 24 Chermin oT iti ie. } , Be niry. ji ° : Y so . m Gar . . 11s gis Ww. Tk . oa 5 b en that *- i . it e ¥, int he Se ; | due in te wi ava 3 11.8 es Werne = orses tries Second gaan’ “737 Dag ie Hotel H he Oak P Seageum: ?| ground oan ae a well an ee + Fi, Roumier 49.25 j te now raci of th will | 32 race pee ©. +) ee Fields tod andicap ark Arnus ‘im: 7 AB em finished Sling men = Raving 12H “Pal . e23.53 ra courses mg at th Bt | p, ‘he xg “ay Turlongs i gee na . ‘ us LT dome peed - ] ~S.o+ pe at Pe soe ~ ozone ig oe s/o 3s Hig 2 bt “have” boon’ _pesponded wc 15:37 for each of have been ¢ midwes- Prater wang " i ters a nz co one mi Ow tra -. practi —_ nian ee egg te Ll 2 ufzin 3.27 the the éch w of em Nal 5 , Te: a 1:3 verin le anc cig § | Bilace * _ Wuiue. op neue aoe lene ot Sook oser up. saved grou takin autum three ed Dawn ? Fi :: aoe The tim _ fara eee ¢ g00d SECON: Se ae Bad break. ihe ye roane i ene atime mount Rn meeting Saturdays Oey neu 118 “107 | ‘ty Be - er tha © was nce in (ipr » « won D nate os Min war, sO SP a@ outrun but + erg a and s Jock of the of | Sad . Il¢ * he a a + mo Sixt: -he esa second rere Ferien St2e0. Roveds in 229-06 ate Goid was ag Fe ‘aus aturday ey Club, wh Fatfr- Bird of : H, the b *- ee : 3 : 4 P firet v last " mad j Pe a ee >, piace a= G 4eT i in >} > Sept. , ich Philip's A Claiming O07 tacksmith : os ee Le j yea by S| ao, Je-Bt ig saMe. img, ay ¥ 30.6: $14 y im ieee and © ud 1, and Opens -+3 F s ‘ ing ox rig ‘ie & § durin track Yr. This w y HORSE i -V6 — = ge year-olds. 06. show he bar- e Saturda contin I MeNeij es, > Lemnos year-olds His gigan ellow Sa fin may be Ss ae ete 7: = the 24 record was (| Meran SE uv Cation rede Pust five and $6.68. P | Manage ve Se Ues ; So ise Son me tic . 3 nexz due ; : i tate | | Hidden thougi Wr. P Soe De ime-halt tarte ; Rertis, | Feats r C. Bruce ot 15, Gen tolan St Paes 180 Lannie. -+2-.139| Whi wn | Round c.* ous ts ; eel 07 i ST. ly — 320U_ ren art. ” Dlinuies = Start | - rday. In Head an eral ro Uneas . ‘ “250 M ra: “s § ane “208 " his mak | is no 10W ean on cned i | a] Bh. Me CRET ted Press (| Nora ay, eo pcan ee 10L 12 gee % « St, S20 —— - gv inner | Special additi nhounc.d aa : “105 , A scone SS nothing e-up lin the he a@aper. 5 +3 | a E, (| Shasia Pei ie Wy: ES Hd second. $10) thine: aoe | Labo race is on . and wo. mule s™ Asa yelloe contains © of public wanted | By the s 4 i iis Eitel, a lo il, July Me nney Bebbics "= =2 388 » sa Re Re Jockey an z thare, ! M r day, M ag ce a - teen . A. Ay = a Laidiey 4.6 the hicago urned this ay Para °°” 10 Iri — “ss The blacksmi Out § are master gpinn toda ity Meetin uly 29 ei here thi lds ts Handi 0 SAmrecin® iaimek hase, Se ee - a. “2 : £ arch 7.2) assuranc where ont” 3 pon sew... a | th 00,000 going ers y 4 os : Be ih Dehind afternoe Ranastn’ Phases Fin 58 4 fo st ° 0D. Dae i eo ws of the ¢ nacner| Mar Bor 1t “Also eltatbie 105} win a nic went out ion, Sie thee Stem ioe with the «nani ‘. / 3 on 2.69 | ° ow ers s hinacial Silty — ni e Am bit thi ¥. oi ~ os We? ee a | | ae Secure to coe Ea p Shae Eee SS | Satie eae oe ws eine Bae a Pag — pleco _seena tees Sion oe S [aoe ana met The ; m by the | 2% 80d just mime y handion® oe @ ig & Meyer 9-21 fo res ey e | $24 UD. ‘mile gt? “Red Maroney" "2 4 think or to | es th Tex | thi ee ee. pitcher © - TEE Ee jus and m 12 .P r th w Mile 3 aioney * If} , t e rd. : er ete Emin winner a mate | sadly just mimed.” 3g died. py peed, 4 aw hilpot S44 local for the autumn 2 ~All agg a and 7) dighmtae a 100 | Ie Cham he’d have pi flop. As radio oe | Cial The mesma peti ‘ Ode of th ¢. © haere .2 Cc ence, was co Gutete ton la: d Up im ae astes disposed scher il of th wil meeting fhe Porte Beh.’ -+-105 yards: S-sueb cles ah Pion T lick rned far his | Di succ ting and fia in the & ew me eit oughlin both upled w _intert -- ji. on _— hn ey Pn jae ae a aaa op @ Hawth 1 follov The ti. Northland aa ee oe fight —— Seonias Tex "eo jemcmer cy The — a in b unday Scnoel — Fe ss ‘ft ers $2 Stable from th ith 2 mutuels ps ow Soom e pwnnang - Pet. Gun —— —" "a tu Latter the gee gem which | *Wishin mile and 4. Be place claiming am. ace $5.14 eae an osely | ee. mn m ition | Sam ner 10g atador : Th tralia, way from A the. fs best for ery he & pees run aoa Me ~ 1 the f e Fourth when | Hh ie w ree-Ds : to ” Com . Recinane $20. show eaftered 00 eting. book p 7 egy “eee. | Sai ere be us- urage im no day Cs ok pal eature Baptist = f 0 win, Vermajo es fin $900. ng. ne 74 - henna ; Bid t er mo ore in urses bal Earty to 54 + ee tae to the orses to drink ore whe is convi ehas | The wil be tation e@ Munici La 25 ie i his finish: = q. ished o« ainer, >’ >. mm. ures. re fo val fl] sta re Raymond’ rte eerie 1 whale cham ¥ shoe. a n advi ctio $406 aseba!ll =| ‘£2 i stab) ng to- 100 own A r th Ue, Seven I) . ‘ That as w quart ised os. | 20 after me BE: } ¢ mat a length 1 shot |i ** - er. t mile—s The e with aids th bais’*? , yu! jee ork of n Od noo games 3s oe ; ed the te ot ck cee Tim Dost § tart Speéecia!] and 98 « s the can outs milk ot t . e had nm, 13 | Bs ida f © fle » Zaca back Cur Atate .. 2. a e. 234-5 mes | same racing tee. | dn" 2, $800." pe very Wh he st ik afte . walk 15 stri to @ Ho 38 mile. fee dhe ba a Ranch “Lass *: NOR > so. 2 : 5. 471-8, | SP ~ oo. oe | Scissors * + and __, latming poy at do ef net fly Ode ra e work n ad Kn ‘wee ae i ee oe ‘hana 27 °302 os = 2. 2 Jo lent | and ph a. M -_ ae a --lue tone Artist” """} first, mad f= bird he j That's the es ee _ che a mE Ta13 3-5 ae on inan “wile or eee | tt 33 aye e §y be W. Barrett {TE prvetina thy tarphy, J Fairmount. ie Sand 222 HY Liberati 2H ei oe © & pretty , pear teen — ts the | i 3 3 se z es Pes 30 Robert seed will serv agen : " ie “allowance ze eS It > e th reund Gene manager nothing to Prete. allo M One-Sided aE. : se 4 ; e , . 5.17 ei - 106 has 0 ww == rw Shut ieee. Re | shots r of th $13.. 5 m 32 a 7s ad LA Pi ague oF i) will be Shelley ell c as track claimed. was e end; Wag 0D for ee, Gene Go ig |4n y cam ed him . a cQuay-Norris -out. Piet 4 1 in th paid @ winne 2 fT 100 eH 1% Qn Phil r 5 33 ii the and P At ast. seen by , ear- & manager ae Tunne ad ow e » Be shut-out vi scored J Tie + program. e early their ba r. 2 i3 116 tos . Dubols °5 92 porto Snyd placing + .- Cc. Gall First Saratoga. _. the way for a kian as Bags y. | length ey z Cadillac n ictory over &@ decisive -~ Pats: set @ zero pmo me to the out ae 5773 Campbell a judges and ger | anc pe the Wests the bia he was —_ oO” —s nd a halt. Jig ees aS fae a baie meeting“ aren etc nga ay’s | 2 oo too SE jm aces Pasay elite Gacae tle | ogee Peter one mile. Sewn te ee — x Je Jugzier was ot by Ne 3 kenmen “ion FLEE rece ne when } for th 1 shot, a x Agate tin — —.* — | =n pec rg rn an Senda Claiming. 3 to men had T Strategy nae. —_— = S score.of 3 Ney a aig et att “sete lew | Virgina cing room to che urn and, cl | man, Shelley wath Rneine oat. | Blac Soe “4g Seats e..* - &/ Ob, t se we} eae . ern pas. -_ winning | wige win rio th nt | . win $1 > ie ftom he tee ts and fe Seet S|. "Sage Bors oon BT? : eb ey en a as De =e = e losers ; 3 on ngs, e Macten ns Bena in G . lacksm ft} tered pitc! ts iF ia to place each $2 ath omen ! seMaxina. how ty was ge Se rush, | Requ the se alliger as pe a o+-- 2a heen ee, N dy fell ‘sa Suatihiens mantle the started reas: Clift tin. thevenle te ris. shire and $1 v 21.70 | show & uven a ba Cue groang {| C7 ests for retary’ his Re oatones . . Ug ya te ee, ° ow, fine make The made ring both or the homas. i aia ire was 7.14 ested; ‘onal taeggag 'n a eee ed gamely | Cil e indi stab! sc! ct Spa ion * - eee. “+ shadow stur- Tunney idea out safeties vict who | bale best Two Das =e meta sn 298 + aS page cilities will be tane eaten src mad Fong “ric tate Bed Cine” iitpag} Me = Always laugh himeeit to en hima, pied Cassant allowed | Bett a) & 1:12 3-5, Dans > nyse aataen, wo Dans, | ine ea | two miles: “ae 2 **Mones Mian T3 | ae abeug | conservatt sick. maining in pitched th who re- | Wit : ' -- * hich @une-cianth : DETRO to the ae fa. | «pet Se: year n Mount “tae! yell contains | Te and rvative, G a hit. nings wit e thre re-} Aa Pg ope ae Gar. @ field ead in * 7a . - 1 OF ray ae CAPTURE aes, | Stop” pani: “~ » 138 *4 — = —_— But Gen : nothing for @ flock fed to a just Ebeneze allowing ed ui Ps one Stab furlongs, 1 won the i—, "ese 106 ut ‘} > = or Eaai ee FROM | Capea ms tae Rndice Dettsaig ** 13 him flat. ply hamm : featherbeds. the alee Seamed the cham > be pan “sm le ae | Reece: + ae: m St) bE ee arene: | BY the meer sae oe 136 seta Sy * Hg | — mt eo cine. Braapiiienl champion. | Pax ui ; Semen? ke SS a : — dds to 1 y the Associ ird race, the F Py ae | 2 bE ; : nik ooo espe: pay $59.06 crossing | Dolz_S.- Sein” 108 3 5 gt o a Be E. “Shropshire aac! li ey X, 7-1 mar Clint pine Fr ‘tig@} = Tuan Perhaps. writi Trance, an Foe batt? Prato ihpe of fe in 1 ew mene Gat th pene | a. vives “1143 7 ? > sal - Ny E 4 Dogrett. “mas foe ce Tagg » 7 Altimeter ane jones 2 year-olds 146, ey's revi ae cutean rule, “= te 5-2 ge ge patron from ed : a 22° _ | > 1S = om ¢ i a> Miner. - idaa | "ep gaagagy nfinity _ °** --112 Bat ye time. T ‘7 Pee RRS een hte | Somes itel wr SER Siig Tener. sa. 2 30: tnew | Ten” met... 1g" 5 ee ngs ig M00ed. the” Saraiona mote tie” sips Leo Gow $2 | cummerss RACE Grange. j 2.90] stewen ohn B., Maiden, |B —— y his | Somes, Serer | a 200.3000.” $1006 ate ata te pea eS Eo Black Maria’ 22/15 Ban = Sees | ES. 4r Sees wine tin S| Bo “i ~— = Bourbon, | stewards refun 5; ledad clan bs IN TRI CATCHIN | Phe of Wale ee oor “8 st $ SiN. $120: ae Pmt Reman > ee b y + ; . olds, fi Tce ths raz Banh Car is : the Hover (3 atiers) -. 3-1 mates “4 wardson) RB. Rich - : sities | at Pe er but wd AME tse Princess weer en ‘¢ > @ 3 7 a Riinin teee ee . woo a , ae sn 42 . a mag cl? — ' x3 ae ne ‘a i} PY R: avery vis s 7 Seeeae Gg , ingie = Five s. Ma tT as ) Pan. tc J . Prep ain . ; I " sudden! ae ; e i cry « BD. r : a : fight e Cat of K3 arold | = umbese .*” ee ee ee . =r S - pe, pg goo pee ta _ =. a 118 Wier seme Jo Sten and any | ene Olly Bo; Barry & | John y at the tha LEAGU -@ a Na. — chi ansa ~~ TT eee lli 20 37 = Ss ga Fror ae + ie Asconer SE gee iris 38 Wiesie Was oe 2 Cw ah m_ee ee Boy, Ne ioe | B Maiben haé te un | oa oe oe - Im, here it out ng of s City Wil) e Picci - Aa v 1? _ ‘* @: G4] . Aeon be ai | Hevi a “ U . ; 7 oe ie Theor Wacrle “tial ortune iJ. Mea Kelsay half f: 3t songs RACE y. North cn Tan i . back. ae : 1. Pee * Fallon tomo tn — Jopli Mac Bank ** 8 @» e=-* oo 13 ld ite 6, ~2 kh ~ Pic ues se Set i moe. ‘a ¢? m i? ~ ‘a Pie wi ; ced $ Gain Gus ine a ? oer ba Time Sewerten . } on 7 i sur a ecelia. : Fi ern St ” I nto a Single ; . oa %. er Siete wi Na. t goif rto 30-ho n wit | 5° Pent swsseess. 113 a a3) tor 9: gs D. Dubois. pm tiemine Gg °° "a - & € § % Peareids. five. Pps sacs 1igy fan Lote ‘Pields) - - 22 zone (J ve and Star | “S"eth lead Sten the No. 2. st. Kedware on, 1:30; @'Pellon - c Ww fi le I . Wler re $@6 6+ - 14 + 134 9: R subois 1: ak, D dion ‘a ; ; “ Q , Sha divi feces a the Ctor i LS } t 8 i-o re ids } o** 3.5 Cu Spr: i - Ma- one ; 3, J and r é Pott can Eau Giesier. : @ Distri ampi Sr th mate | War Tim’ ""7*: ee ac.4 Totai a a gee. 0! Bares Kime od ae lis Sez OURTH . Meander” S 1-5 ing Bud (J hae | SS see ohn won by & nage ag acds go a e ct. onship @ amate hy rar time 222s e: aches 27 a 7™ 1S a +t. H. Philpor ‘ — re ee = M: m King _ one-half fore Poe RAC ander, Riizy 6-5 ae ig oes BS iF ond B. came iz tind Tripp & 1A LEAG ey 0: @ra- 7 Wil of the ateur | ch Lang’*"°*°*- 107 31 L2 r -s- ite ils M. Riches Re es a ty | Chic land 11 ‘ iurio ine ¢ | Sie Ww. He E—M izy alen n af Midw; 2 | # ortune’ by a - & AGUE—C 3 | , oe I * a8 135* b 1 Ez. wCRard @t).2 | | © ? - cain senha i= Mi nes | — | 2c! (E. eiSay i ile and 3180 (Lo Midw C8: Be « - 40 ' es four - |S € ancerdia ts hades” 2 reac Tristat ' ot °Mield ee 120 ~ 13 ri 14a 231 +s Pp Ook a8 Ph ed ; arner ‘= a rr ‘ J oe siohie @ daw d | =e 1tR B Int Say sem | —e it WV atte — 7O ' Ti Shea) ar -~ «@-s6 3 00 : worth Favor ‘ : herekee ; E +: —_ 7 Meco : Spri ‘ A time aco / + marge =t fustor The sed ne her - tes. _first hal > Ds °47 ti , Carr ail 4 I ~ 3 ‘ eta nos ly f SIXTH &. pe 7-19 > aton iW Te ' eM : eliston, eo disposing of | ben ving? Nek tinal iter Ma szecrwemne tee Stock Fase. ee oo: hPa 3 de na) | aston" Datee oF i." Seamiice a Ey + 690 32 : | EMPIRE LECCE Fore 300; | The kK aa. of of | Place mnutnels one’ eee — ee a me, CY ico ee wel sige Totals ee eee . 2 6 eirst ra wthorne. | Peles 2, ive furl Bear. | 7 = Brann te q @atine —— oak oe : Park Xo. a Neat a bre td the ft Kansas . Baxte ; $G_°° uels aan thror Cariv rica, a showin aiker + furton Inte le a] to + Inmen, ge _ = thas a l po ft anil mesa oy 1 i Cal ields) loom . Rese; longs: K. alex ner. go ntines, . ; : 2.00 ees Es 3:00 Ne. i ee as | z ret Ci ri! SIXTH she i Ka igh on Rey inten ~ ran ; z. M ad at the Bo«tk “> a oa erat I = Q Goiden arti. Hs we. , j mm i Wick a = &. +-j ° R: — ran tland } Bear:n: ow 2 4 ae " Foret Rie . Ne. | + expec to w tyan, ATH R&. w 36 a. Bite inside an — a d to one rood ermajo once Detr o . .@ é “ > , Mary M ac aWther aiming ic Time (RB. “Wactn 8-5 T™ AC ELA Yard. ine. = na ee 3 Vaile Park 3:08: F x %, i = me Oe i. Reins cru! * ; rac bt? 00 " . reit nao te ee £ > 3 a o~ setae .* a: oo s herne €¢ ; 3. : shat _— 434 : t . ‘i _& “a Sir a " ry : or j ? hands tome ‘ete So trem | im. Eime ny Mermaie. show" tuggiehiy and: cm Breese | he Be iiss “22 Sa3e% sis 2 sBaby Gaz U8 Sixty SI | an ll sts oor rae dre schatoEme Bil | tod cxrase Hawthorne, _ A ad Pe tou mor ‘@ a ba en ners, me BBUte. Start ’ k Pa how. $é piace $9 met mi up att nt " bane Tay ae * 0 6 “og 9 oe es x P. FE Q Sapuy M { E? oe —_ Pie" Essar i 2-1 | a a reat Bercinne 4. i ae . Kae: ENT Chereb | ri rna re a $12 -~4 1- Ww bad: w ry . 3 l a ; ar ‘ . QR i Re : ; on k > Ter 4445} (Se tone € } sé Ps ~ ~~ * m “ , ; . iith . =~ Teo LS ie = Mar Sia > re. ‘ z ee | ABE Opponent has see a the Dunmore. ‘sees wT. PP “ieee _ — “Traie poss 3 ane a ber to” 0 Geliringer ti De Woedal! | ° “ cond $e. Rimes Sloan, ‘Tot —_— ame gona. ez oe nae At es Eighth—J —e Worenn -& MERC AN 3 Bs a easily | Golden fatten : ty 35 k record). vs —— Or a Regan ‘on ee to. Me Diays orgs and Pace, $12 Canbe Patti. “349¢ Weather ‘air. ph ourth—Towa's | w Connaug! — Bonne out — : 2, an 8 SF INC SA . | Rothy Racket -°*** me: ¢s bie - Van P. Bri ~~ roll Griffin, tenes ieee — up Ward 1200, ciats ne ae ination _ Sixth, a ‘| eathe President” 25 > oe und . vs. . a IN VICTO) | peer i 2 @ + _ Sir a | oe fin, "4: oft ‘Sia agp on has _— i a plsleer c 115 mtr: teach | tao: | Kia (Wi r cloud Kelly. 56 4-3n sir Jom _ ol : ae WESTERN . | quarten ae me 2. +) a Fin. iii a Hin . out Slayton. 1 on n ases sBunthoras. a le and 3-rear- At NR Ty _ Ha (Wi RACE ¥: tr | wall. - 6 Sir Jona | a. o i ts ters, ry mt 110 § 4 oe 5 ‘ Joc Eg: | | Bin Mien. mee” a —— } balle— op milan TS .. lvh} °F one-six : | W; ang { inters } Six k f Hose. :5 4-5 Wet Life, : i ~sOSin dente 3 in- |} ishap oe 1. 107 Dar : ’ | > Peter we ’ th Sen Gren: 05 ‘ ai alll ae 298. Only Page 15, | ee in stresch: on @ ser ine Mg oo i = Ga Keily” I is vel. Tim Grafian 1 inning. Wild Bremcent ie oar pe tac og Baidhead abe ss wa track | Sm — Sublime. ayette. Crest 430 | Basket loan . aE ' fh-ealng paid: Sir. 1 leeds at round threw ‘rained i ~ 4 Sack traii mo” — wae Al Kn ym on Gra. Pats iv ieee ae |, Black on —- we . ich Walter 3 "sg was vinner, br. f. 4. Light” iS. 3-vear- Toinree quarters, eeting § WUliams if : 4 7 = 6S Pon ourth ra cE aren eee e173 Ge me, 1 -] Horvath} ee 7.40 #8 @5 : a ling Wra o ML, P 4.40) ++ 2 ‘ par La >." With | Cols Sone. WT. pp preadeRniema. "Pra one and vue (Be & -.2-. -—s &: 3 : ee ace. $154 MéLenn “se: 10 tter. Dark “avy eS: 98-23 5.80 | long @ RACE rack and Rep Teretsy. | Cayuga RP 13 ot ome » finteh Fields, title | Mary jean ag Jon % ST wx ue ma. Trainer. Re | one-sixtoent ook} 3D wee es. 4 eo ae 7 pr — a the 1s —— als0 ae Flag Angel 7 tache nm; a 14 Re Fair OW Five an cata | aoe Ss : &5 ee Ww ed in Whe Adie eiveiiece ia e2 , ners. S00 Ba At p h hy nn fe 2 “ v > 9 aMa al Per pward, reater Chi | THIRD of rence omp 4.50 | Aces Toddie: ’ . | .. : a ’ 112 6 ba q 4 : , S800 . Allen post 2 : iTWan eee ~% ( : ° ‘ . artie - tan mule Chi Aces == ce. Dp. Tilt ; 2:1 der u Pee one-half - beiiees cae cece Br} a tie n Aten r **« a 4 sR . 3° m. TF ~ rere: n-¢ e* l . (} 4 ’ } aa Firn t.7i2 ab c2- ' 7UN RA and . lie ' i= ; ila a 3 - fu ; 1 ® for | in 2 108 J xg Se se = r. Pn 200. $ Time x ‘Tr = ngs EF} t ire aa 2? By d one- Allegi at (es CE—One Ady - and Tim Schaef ttle) 85 ™ i at t with rrell Meh! » | ieee tee. Fe .- . . t ; ee acFarden + ee, pe ee lagstafr 104 SF ¢rome 5 gees Fe aime mi} venture e Airdron 1:03 3.5 - 3.95 > ? Fo 293 sha horn = ‘gp SR eronee: = + 3 ie ‘ a ONOY Beuivais , Rutt rden p .. 5 ae . aS By 2193 Chi oe, * e Cc | McGinnis) > a as FOCE) v3 3-5. Dance -- 4.90 2.70 7 stead ung i © red | -meede aan wibdenale ¢ If ] +? 2 R -— O¢ vaien “2g p cons G y . fy , Pes — P Chie ee mp Time vem, lis} 9.35 gi 4 apa FR Dance Cir 2 30 | - y St. olem n'n | Byeenags peices > . = 2» 3 De imei | “a ete ae oe ee mie so cago. ..|°** 113 Maker.” : aon Pane 5.55 Slacial oo ieee ons 30 | Pla t an th | : » aiabie sega as: fa° ' 3 i? ° pd ~ J get: oo} Totais A ? ~ ” i} Speed mace entry elas 232i ker. R 46 3 ae COE ie 55 2 Pin 1m ( Sch &CE—2 lame le. Cw 3.30 - ¥ kept ~Outsa Morse | R he aw art ay + —. > e = a cT 6.50 Re ps I ea ee ee six Hand: $5000 | -++118 ad a mane? po ee 3.60 whee! — 2 a nema ne a him nm, w | atride fta = wr ee o23 3 10 or 4 th % ; "Be Leen reo on tted Ps ee _— Pius: Qo a a is furton cap, 3 adda Phir pial. — oe 1} a 4 40 rap Ma) ann) RS: furionss: = a uring we! hose Seth Ta ta +e a ae i af . - & gy oT =e Batted or Tod 1a v > | ae 3 1z8 . -Pear-oic the # FOU rince ‘shn : ua - 4.85; 2 Time. | iis; 2.35 | holes, crack th ! in up 7 st raee vo Mt eS a ~" tk ‘ Shrer sn “¥ 3 for nla ain ad | ee ieee Di Dera. ~oids awthe ones em alae ut. Cc i. 7a Ca chen . £16 25 ; as 3.05 »- rete z : : ’ rs! 116 ' ninth - meena = ‘ and ome Katrin -_, an * ms ans) , mw oe 5 2 83. turning te nl = polinrel ar | Mbeten. ris ete ota — a 2% * are ne Laidley ref Warnes DETROIT cient ' 0 screened “sre bGaffem upward. Hatrina r. rl ose ual Brennen EPs - ane Nee Pro 3% By and he ga a thi ¢ | re Attics bes aie =“. - 2 Ss Tieer 2.61 =a 5 ' ' Es ae Tit Oh & _ Biandris , Hore — 2. > Patricia J. | M ~ ig nd.“ Ouket- wihes on ve » card ra 18 Y $2 at i Was do +¢ Came wi £ CATme . 10 Ww. ae = oe Se nus } ’ > 4 : TIE a > Run USan me eee art Ai j aih) &hal The a ws. t Wire sc 62 ‘ zei- ou eT ief, eee ade ely werr w & = ri > - PO Senne 2... - 95 kk. na 18 of Broeni 2” f for. | | Presh Mi — ig omen Shaan and withdre im « or 41.49 alree. mutueks enon ) after p ~ & ‘ast ed ‘in ~ a R. Pte 40.79 Rice mae op” 5 I A bétale Giese” og hVellas "7" -+.116 a , | MeTage wn) 20.2.8 ur | er — unden } Ses” yards: ler: from Joe J ~ tota? ~~ | ne ris ee Shen hree rive Lal eg adie s&h a he] ‘ aay Win . ; ° ‘} 2 E No " e +, aAle . . ** 104 ; «80 li Fart: ae 3 i : Or K aa 1 47 Schaef Se ed i . Ke the Ye. Younger Mo . of oss . 64: Rosetta, ‘St quarters. Ada 2 [sae — rot Sits | te eee Saaoe ° : > I : a cron canter toes "344 ‘Mine. ome nen los | Fasc - Nes Stan 3.30 | e SIXTH ales ny 5 yan ae 2.50 Wial, new as. ; a better than c e, th ; 1—To: — $4 Stone. wi bad kcther tt Cobe ded ~ "Ret | Tar eam a : el 2 : ’ i ° q *Carurs re, aE r 12 ; “on fii a a. *-* - 106 Ros: lete c ACE DR. Guar , 3 . } ery Serr: LACE. yal Wa i s29 | a] “ sah eo} Tee ! aE Sepa LIN 28 in odometer "Len nei Cale i) . : ? : > | fleet . aPr; : = SOSIDS -arlisi Mil rany | Lot m (J “i tch -.5@ sete Park, wT Becker shooting eman liane ee COLN F Calne; 225 r het oon | Foodsl! co . a6 = = 2 0 tuiaitor - aPrinee of Wai -198 ; “**aser (Hicks). © and - Rita | 3 ~~ (2. Santen tae - Odtain ee “tangard . ugh ro . Tevet jon s WIELDS Se 0: pi bare . well | oS w Soe a ) hTrphean, "219 Gan ot 'W ..106 > 7 ‘iim, -oe 19.4 70 | Sikos McIvy ith qd 70 . | ton DSO Plembing. | ~-Pbate n | we bainesw ood. : te wee DS SCR. inca Sot cana jpeching } Smithy. man 2 2 3 By 0 Btyphoon. .°"! 108 Gen omdan.- 115 Maid. wyene) 05 815 a 110.70 490" today's warko me | Fair Rr we & , ~~. Pen. Ral . 7 RA : . $8 Io : sh earir Vane ; . : 1 ’ QO a 4 {} ak ulle — laa Porch + t eee 1S mi ar 5 oats ee — 5 a5 3 inal ’ 3 fle . a enti a . C a ~~ - = } Brush, mola. Carthy Ee . show = | Vangiider ‘p °° a ae Sl eden car” t .103 Meckene 11S | StxTa a tee ; S. 7% | ace Petit Point --« S38 ng aagoras * =. 3 kere ad Fate Mar W inging EN. - 3620 | ee ay Pp. : 0 , Q 0 a) Pe st alti cLean- 5 OW, woed. = °* 102 “Ix Raia iL. Van am Smith , SEVE Jr Pornt. ~ es 4.50 Sign : ler arsha!! . 2 > +A arersy ba A “a ‘ fy : miry ¥ Nc nity isdom i wal > Gailloper RA h. Col Patri ith as niet and oe a Sg Call f . Angry : tg eae ce White} ve 2 . " ry : ey ; Q ‘4 Farm eR S Camden : bSe 7 “4 109 Hares RACE—One mi trick a Wilk nid Sand eer ~ ar v; : ; r Gi mmrave © 22. | a P “Som yee : Patriek. Compro- tnlaid (Kapns) we tgnCorn ictor: . Moed. ¥_McCiain, Red Seo - bil »p. _ ; : 4 ° L . G. Bedwell cia, a Aeram Siadie Fedonna (Re 7: smile, ran. mpbpro- gy ? Lael ! Z Sang aise ran The Roll ac : 2 Idol wt, Mtals * % 0 - i. a Sixt) - ont See ry. Shade f bre fans . 2 Ti eet... 11.73 ft Ca | . 2er aa — fy | ‘ mrre h Ke Sta . mah “tie ae ©. ] - t) . 0.30 me , tat urlong: Baidhead = - . = . Bi Bat reugrong . , net "ace nie bie Br ; + tle. $5 ae oo? 20 . 5 Roe ae . . 2. « — §.35 ; FS ulie H. rer amc for — - he , : = Raiioeel €1°00 - Farm entry. nar Via. Ts John Winn dies’ “ie 5.65 ¢- 80 Ed kiand aang ‘s-*"s. mae 330 3.90 | re a er a yodall in eighth. = a Traymore. |. ~ timing. 3-yea SEVENTH William “fi Red Bass, 3p. CONNACGI — ri ae .00 | AGamac i ~ = *% | we = rte O 2s sa 7 0 | Semmuar® ...- 108 Spin .ope-simteerth Wheat a RACE— Mi ct _piaze. Bonny oy rites Gur ae eat _Lanoil. | Cutatep on a : tiams. mg eR Serer. Seven NiGupERC Cuan ge he | ant Con ck a saé s GE nie ARK Dee | Gear. ag * ; *—Colonet * wt ; a - —. eao9 = 30 4. his enth rare “to. * Mine ero a .10e Bie Pins (Sent emMa|n i — peel : Farceur P nc 4 SCRA Mez T - - aani 3 in om Race Demme: o | Myer “oe Heil Gerber 46 es °*H and Pesos 1° a le meg ae & i Paria 6.65 six- | 3 Beau Ma rene Golden Or. tee .. sean €= eT ae | Ras Ee: Sie jee 18 pe ie a ae = scares | R undaacieaigmed | oi ae a eee : m ’ we * ; ” ’ c j meet} 7 . s Stry he of . n . an Mrer r ? + : eax ti ; ° Fe SSE i. ak tw : b * ° ; a od . : ‘ ' ; “O. a ee Prete. Htremet er Bawicott "Winaix fu ote a Par Away. peel 108 | Och Third—varoge t~Grankhusa, Dt | RACING TO ATTEM on 4. Sh — “ bins Seder af Wal . . s _ Minaia, — ife. |. Gow teeten ele ott. er . ‘ip x ahead i¢ Reecpescal gums = 2 + UChE ree acabo na. Dex. IN ° a ea as .) Se tl aca Grey | nase 3 min ae a 9 108 Mie Mice 2395 | oan peend, a ‘Omran. Cap. XG IN CALIFORNIA ee a eae | : Miee ¥. ; — tn tyes ER we > oes Hrno. “tows a 5 by te in tf?) ang: ; Kd F meant je oe rack he - ‘ - 10° The e. Fir 1. Ch bar, | . By t oem . iice fin Cuieidade Hegi rade SS, i hill . « te | 41.3 _ 1 three tha . ce «i Orr ror Ra Main th a _ he . | “ta. #.. air Chan sors. $- nite teat — te Y 1t3 omnes -quacters. Bate ge Per 9 ned 1A3 ge Pacts b—Deciared ott” os SAN Pp BETTING Geilian oa see ee » Shot | mt “ty e432 hee fi ee: ft | mS mile.) 160 fe, — end And n. we; Guate” ai , Tanti FRANC rewe. oe : “. Bao ere [hin of inning lescinee ofr — pre | Miss wom a ND more tenn a Bas A aay H B.. Sixtb— | eari Soran T CISCO | ag mine ? on Kin vires. ' .osing . Wir off Pus ack a: tt~ | Rya than / Wes Fim ttlefield. Annie Sny Ol lage yd rack, 2 Jul : eae : . , reo ~ oxing | ditcher—M lt wi eden , BY the and eather th oiler Mies Pie. jr 7 aci ays as fame y 24—/;28 St —_—— FSER oF : ate “ye chen Ma sete Me P a AmgOCt a Lad Partner ; pollct. “Bodveuard. th : 80 hg in Cali the cen “d in _ Pin. — ° Rana ™ ‘ taene wYDRArLC . e : ! . =? lan - tan mite. | FP O Pr WwW: chuntaaiiine ee be Angle , und forn ter the eehty. a ile a | =. E 4’ pp - oe Canne ~~ 28 HEI n. At ck bear i A to the od is of horse Ro a e . [= 4 RAtCLiC’ x ae " ity ~>5.— Pq: M, G tn | Raceland. ¥. ; ANDOuw beat 3 again Fai Sadie : F J @Srty Pt = 3 (7S sah e- _— al jz iw erm “oe RACE—Four ‘ | _ Uhat neem of pon t© re awk” ‘t -.. 7; MS.4 2 =z. Sc ji TY} 43 . er ; nglan ith M any ; M ‘Dp oOo the tra ent was les h wi , Merit rf ; War aa am Oo a6 € Tet. +? “1 t t Pa te ‘Pw, ANNA. Porte a *. | Calif - Miss E} ies Partria July Movie “tice wi ong: = San _ near — i ™ oon. Peete wi at 5 : 7 > nem “5 3 ** é ; | poe ; Belle *. | will heia | orni i SABO . . see” ext fal n | a De eae ff 3 eee - se acim Facet, eel aa i hoid bini, m defe zabeth R; eg Churchman Beviej “°° 11-40 “Sur fall ee ange wilt, ety limi 4 , 46f 2—Warrhox Be ' Clase os ur rboat Onal ? Oubles men ' ‘Swous a Jue -_"s 260 Nce 19 ing for em p~ne Chain con i - G = 2 A Schur c 4 at Perry Weman f TIMES, Sta - Lake | today ennis of th da in| Betty s ND * sim Bul and cord). | tor- i316 pa Prom Mer San > aan aT Sun Tote, - 4 a | | ” , of F, Rrewet rt at 3 mot this - Th teurn e in | Grass Samth RACE— yy; 7 gene rt ow Oter n | salete ‘a+ LZ ' ad co heen 9@e — | 2. temntncn Cam eB : be Spen- | 4:20 try the | Woeeke Mnte M 3.08 gam {froth 2#h h egal in | le : : ; 2 we 1 dimes den | a =m St. | FOURTH. usictan ee bling ee ini. s 06h a ehh or 33 a: Tr fle. cloc team, in | y . Stated “S8tstants rs... wad v e.* E con-/ i@ on K at starting Prince RACE — Pour —_ | re < ae ‘Seul at | Rousaim - a2 ts a mn ark. Th Toshing Zeid : (2: Qin and one-half i to year ago Tould no | Take — OR Sam wae: a Re: _* e 4 . | PCuUyY OPpe “ will ned ing (O° Ste tum | revive an attempt be Time .. Bettie = ; Sf to te Forest | Den. ch oath many? ¢ ough acing fas mad oe ~ BR: Mene call ant Psd. Checkm I. a - steps ; A certi a™ at : oe : . ’ , Pp. . aoe a #32 -? the ; the ; : . —- F co ran “Meanie Deciia” ai criber on te imeued — | . ™.. oll tunder C®Dtag i and entit ad L Tiga ¢. he if im to + ar if the : . : zi horse : eo sh? i243 shzli it 4 s co~') sau Park Highian da,. | at TH Rad ss toes Eat Mtiones ’ ruled

Page 21

i ah Teepe gs.. Black'r ib ieck'n ef 30) 0 |} Gentry ss. vu ' White Sb. 0 | Sexten cf. {)} | Geissert If * wm a> teas tomce et | will irclude 3 t at et te) SO tor Seo 29 MS Orr9e8 Sy we Gr Cron crm Or by o;cecec wi cecocice RS OMOMasecns mens m9 SOCS2S MP em wm rste SS Se et ed pe SSN tour Hp CNCOH Ome Cie pet SS Me Ore Stn c. ml cocomocece™ ee a is + 0 > CKUMGAG @ Seow ons Cc} ceehon tw Mee Wonk iz a 7) Ccoroccitono: ; 65. 2b. Co ee ie dO Cro lt OecoKoO me Shc ee? a* StS ie dane Ss ee OOD CS et et eet SO we Co > Ttoo9o0 ' ne 4 + wt Pte Coulee MOC y ml em Orsecaseige i * “ ESRI meets asl em? Bd ™ é - — on) = > a aa w 0929S O19 DS pape: Kis wae ee . eae wv we ¢ mm D Or Det et | J. Knobel ola: 0 Weis p.. ss | K’nedy Ib —- Stevens se 4 oe Foe hove Kom Toned om J on -_ os Totals. ~) tcl a he Ao qr ht Seis SSist we ba et So ide OT te ate Oey — Totals. —-- rf w Totals 392320 0 | H’hison lf 0 | peace Sb-n ” Innings— oe; | Cc cage T res Win by @ “ugere held to two hits by theewin- | Tower Camp ....40203 2 ion es . ‘door apparently is closed to George | BY the Associated Press. was sex. § Cliff Thomas. who 2 ii 24 3 | eee Cu a return match between Sharkey | ~ ho eae : gers’ pitchers. 3 +73 4597 § oz. James Sr 2 0 8 O1i—2: | : | Hessen ns | er worbase nits —Hille, Beremann. Berth, /and Johnny Risko has been cug- | Godfrey, Jack Delaney and Mike; COLOGNE, Germany. July 28.— : es OST. ; — 2: D | Cooni vorgenthaler, acrifice hite—Han- | . ; , =0 to 1 Shot Wing. 1 J sarted =4é Camani. who re- 0 len” bis.” steees mm uatrup ‘rink (2), Schaeffer. Sacrifice flite— | eSted but Rickard isn’t keen for ; , poth safeties a S3a Ho BE Nt tr RE ag ili eee ne Meih'fer pv { j| Hille, Schaeffer. Stolen bases—Bergmann, | it, remembering the drabness of was in for a start last year, has! group of Turners from New York turned @ form BE . : s —-{ Hille. Wild pitches—Heck. Berthel. Base been barred from fighting in this| and Chicago today resulted in a sal, when he ‘maining innings withéut allowing | Gerthoffer. She stick. Lehde, Stolen bases—Constenz, | Jinnings— i2 3 | off Slack, 4; off Heck, 2 ) ®, “rand Bey, with Jim a? linched the champion- : lig. i third. Vacation rushed right Pe. em aa Side ieciadines of “ Hiest. | Rose), (Geritz). Base on balls | hit—wWessling Home run—Kland Sac-| 2 hits. 4 runs, in 1-3 inning on - the Sou : Off Hiest. 6. Struck out—By Hiest 4. | rifice fly-—Diethelm. Stolen bases—Mc-| bases—Tower Camp 9. Sunshine B, 6. Time yall the pace 9 U ¢ ; mpire—Joquet. waking a doubleheader from the D U. P. 9. KINGSHIGHWAY C. 0. Mager. | Bases on balls—Off Sikorski 3, off Roach| UNION ELECTRIC | AMERICAN ne KI AB.R.H.E. CENTRAL . AB.R | moeffer 2. Pitching reeord—Off Sikorski. | ’ Yn another Senior Evangelical %° }; 16 hits, 16 runs in 5 2-3 innings: off | | Byrne 3b | Gaskil ec ; | Landy rf. Winning pitcher-—Suntrup. Losing pitcher | favorite w a me Heller rf .. = | Waker if . 7 in the fifth inning, the biggest | eOrge If. | Peters 7. Time of game—2h. _ Umpire—| Roche cf ; | Courtney. Scorer—McDonneéll, * but at the furlong Mote took the §. lead and won by halfa length. Iron es AB.R.H.E, | : Innings— ' Harkins ef “2 4 American Central ....0 00801 Union Electric ......2 41013 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH NDAY- MORNING, JULY 3 — SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 : 5 ______. 51. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH rack 58 a mr ” : ‘ : ; 10 2 STRIKEOUTS : The third and last of a series [| — | ar 4 . A ; swimming ¢. nts to determic the?’ H N t S da S Be ' ‘ ‘ ' : : : AT EMPIRE . (1? ST 'city championships in the various ere ex y 4 * é ; 4 | ' ) fay im i | P . | 5 the 21 ® ) Passed 9 > | he eo 28 I ae clas., is favored to ..in in the men’s | three polnt third place two ints Session, was the qd “Gay § Association baseball games Fit as nig . f balis—Off Boeckman | Sharkey will cons t | di ; nap Mains ngs » "7 ’ e irect Cause pl H aha ‘— _ , Seg F _ : , nioege ngs —— eae fo 1s rs to oore: uaternick to ; will run at Saratoga, where a 29.9 had 15 strikeouts and Krauss to Lungstrum. Passed pele. pirg——Roy Nel- pare, Bo a eaere. Wild | pitch—Adams. | hour 17 minutes. cx 9 giant so early in the 1928-| the strongest entries in the wom-. points will be State champion. He “ee itche¢ i : Nichols 2. : — ' : 2 avyw : ' . only four men, In addi- y Pitchea sail—ny Boyet, Eaves, ie aiid oe Geis & Off Adams, 5: off Weil. 2. Struck our— | TOWER CAMP. SUN * nae dion Psy spt trials, | en's division. will also be State representative . wwe 4 4s = i can m : « » . ‘ $4060 t , i : ENS AB.R.H.E. | :H ake the match he in the American Bicycle League o the winner, drew onty ‘Ofe rapped Out a two-base hit and BETHEL SHEL, Ji GRACE 3 Cwtens 38 On 8 AB.R.H.E- 4 Harsh'‘y three “orses with § i... , El wee’ | ¥ ‘3 ; i run in 3 innings. | Winni cher | nt epoy favor , a base. AB.R.H.E. | Forh'dt 2b | Roses if.. 2 0 , 3 io Innings. | Winning pitcher | | Vicing was seco 24 R. P'ce 31/15.W | Koester c . ° 4) : Adams. Left on bases— Hickory 8.18 t £ Madison Saqua . ee . iMmay come through. A year ago nd Choice, with another One-Sided Shut-out. | Ch’ket ol® . | Cherokee 7. Time of rame—ih. 452m. Um- | po hong 2b ohne EO Ae Pap ecrmgseed ony r fon ‘anybody would have scerned the Riders from Southern Illinois ris ¢. ae . ' . ein ANS ‘ ; ; Seasick zy , ansas City ae a 2 8 2 8 Boman 1b | PETERS 16, BROADWAY 0. eane'k ¢ | — 7 a oa A | W.P’ce lf-p a, oi oa ee BROADWAY. of PETERS. _ Hille If.. + 0, for Tunney a year from next fall. | °° Wore: ome up threnge Se ete |e ex oe : | ifield for a crack at the title. ers. r. |Gman if .2 21 0] Lehae cf-lf ; Kessler If, i : © inside § yg score of 14 to 0. The losers | Kalo'ski rf fo og a al 4g 9 °°! fights under his promotion | veterans Who will be back. The | Totals .29 ; | | ae ga 2b 2 * é ees totals | 24 6 | Beict . . Bb 2 | Sunshine B. +z QOge0 20:2 Q r the victors, allowed el WwW acs 3001 Fri ; ; ; ‘ho | = te fo G Pr ’ 1 | : 02001 0 0— 3 |Wieechan f: | cally | ete McTigue, Paul Berlenbach, who! A basketball match between & es uller’s Vacation 20 | & 4 Rg , ° : ~). Stolen --—— sininin £0 tof, him, pitched the three re- | nivie Sewing. 'G Walker hia on tt. | ter. Brown, Capstick: Sactifice hits+Cao- Totals..26 051U0' Totals. .391516]]| on ballse—Off Jacoby. 1:: of hel. z- | their last pout. | won the first race, leading ho a 7 te Off Ger 2346 67 4 State. victory for the Chicagoans, 8 to 2. me the s Heist to Hartman to Hartmann. Passed Broadway 000 b . s | EP FOE - ( 00 0 GO— y! by Heck, 0. Pitching record—Off Jacoby, — bails] Hiest, 2. Hit by pitched ball—Ry Two-base hit—Lessmann. A Meeobd 12 hits, 11 runs. in 6 innings; off Hee . ft | front, displayed a — ‘ : by Schneider 5. Left b E Senior Evangelical League by innings; off G. Walker 13 hits 11 runs in > te Se agateae OF ascs——St. James | Cormack 3, Ehrhardt, Suntrup, O’Rour of game—2h. 20m. Umpire—Donovan,. é. Friedens 1. Umpire—Banard. Scorer— | Gozzoni. Wessling. Passed 0 ee | UNION ELECTRIC 11, AM. CENTRAL "$i Matthew team by scores of NGSHI1 A EBENEZER 5. ST. MATTHEW 3 j 1, off Suntrup 2. Struck out—By Sikor- : ; | : : | » EBENEZER. ST. M: > ski 1, by Roach 1, by Su p 5, by Mei-. McG 2 1 | AB.R.HLE. | and 11-5. HE. | ns | % Di Sa het eteoar | i 3b 3 2 1.0 | Nichols 2b | . +2 / * ' Roach, © hits, 0 runs in 1 1-3 innings: “yep I . game, the Independents | Patterson p off Meihoefer, 0 hits, 0 runs in 1 inning Singin 6s TON B batted around twice for 14 runs, | Rich’son cf Digeen 2b —-Sikorski. Left on bases—Broadway 5. | second, and Brose H | - Ir over ‘ Z' er 2 i wai . . : ree of the afternoon. In- | 4¢rman 3b 4 | Cydin c.. Iren Crown cut out ithe early scoring SP by ? 18) ‘s R’meyer p Pace, B dependent won by a score of | GLASGOWS 11, MULLANPHY 10. | —~ | MULLANPHY. (« LASGOW | Totals 299111211: #£xTotals. 2h Cc 12 : z . oe Club 1.23345 67 rown was second by a head over Kingshighway Ch.) a 0) Totals. i L’eyer es 4 2 l , _ Janine s— 1 345678 ~ | Balter 2b 4 a » .4 Two-Base Hits—Ruthmeyer. Three-f ! | Hite—Henke. Home Runs—Henke. Sacrifice | , , -. : ” « Brose Hover. Today’s Municipal |Thind U.P... 002230 : J. E. Griffith's Single st | pat o base hit—Jones. — Three-bise hit— agree seca ses 000002 Ch'man 3b 2 0! K erge 2 Wakefi €P won the Baseball Games | Patterosn, | liom run—Byere. Stolen brsee | an ms, wong Tee i ee a a $3; Gilham c .5 2: | Wales a Hite—Yeck. Sacrifice Flies—Roche,. Stolen akefield Handicap, Over a track | Vogel, Jones, Heller. Wild pitch—Pot- WO-0aSe _* ratz (2). Three-bas hacer. | Lawiess : Bases—Digivonni, MeGee. Gillies 3. 4 pot ~ dl Ruf. Hit | Rs ‘ er, Shilling, Donble Plavs—Carte that was heavy. Johnny Maiben, arrnernemn af aa ! ait Backes. “Liem ecto Pee: aie ag . e ener by “du var Sh . ihe “a €@ | (768 Wild Pitches—Digivonurl Hit who rode John B., lodged a claim |) AMERMAN AMATEUR Leacce— * Rohe 8 lent By Weta att eet Crate, 4. § | dil . 66 210) Leiter "4 2 20] Pitched Ball — by Ruthmeyer, Schilling, } Of foul against the winner but the # Park No. 18, J. 1. Freund ve. H. WINNEBAGO.” WIRUOLID: BAPTIST. } game, Zh. 10im. Umntre--tiracter. amen a ‘otele BG61113 | ty gg: caaeer Anat mg off Di. | ‘stewards refused to allow it. For. Rig wed gg ar Ly sie Si tik ee tet fe ‘BENEZER 11. ST. MATTHEW 5. ot edly atic | ere nee bo ae Revtenteyer 5. “ . y were run ‘iostal Clerks ws. Wilson, 1:30; O'Fallon ming head and head at the tM ts'C's tietta acincs, is when suddenly Maiben had to take #. CONCORDIA LEAGUE—Concordia No. John B. back. Single Step them 9s Tripp K. E, vs. Cherokee B. A., 1:30 PSentt : -header); Minnie Wood Mem., Mor- *°°"*® ” ran into a lead and won by three B. M. A. vs, ideal Liquid Beat, | ae a aan | | seems. SP12 8 5 °: Totals 35 6129 Grimm rf lengths. i ; * gths. John B. came again ang § iuaieee— se e968 65 8s (Grimm rf. “a second by four lengths over § BE MOLAY LEAGUE—Sherman No. 2 a ild Baptists 11000000 6031—}° ~~ * =b ortune’ “av @ & Louls vs. Perfection, 3:00; Caronde- \Vinebago 2res.. 00101110 8 6 i See et ee The race was @ et No. 3, Harmony vs. Wellston, %:00: Two-base hite—Jenkerson, Meador, Pasee. | Totals. & $4650. : Park No, 7, Carondelet vs, Maple. "28° ‘it—-Kurz. Sacrifice hii——Jacobs Innin-s— “toien bases-——Jacobs, Covender. Williams. | Ebeneze: ‘ a a i me wt wl ed . v- Se ee es P AKERS 1%, TITANIUM 5. PAy- | Y-N BAKFRS, AB. R.HLE Glisgo. WG bef ; | Wilton 3h 320 2 BK , — «y4 » Iweo-base Mile Beckett. Home rut ' bils—hronenberger, | -~Kemper, Hosietter, | Bure rf... Wiil’me ¢. Ault pb. . >. ‘ nt ee ret POS i Sei : —— oe — wl Se LSU Slt T a ’ a . B. Warner if etal stetrese de cea ae ni Toy He — Ps Oa Selene ? ¢ ss “> ’ } Totale .°5 fh : its, uns fn inings; off ! met 3 rru cae 1 , r n 2 2-3 innings. if } ova os. . | ” . Warner 4 “7 ] a 4 “aie a8 ] bases—M ullanphy ry ' weed, 3:00; Sentinel draw ve. : ~ he ° tof - Gein d 7 8 a b; e r Double plave—Parker ie) NJ ‘Kenna. Par ker P i oe ee . ] ane __ EMPIRE LEAGUE—Forest Park No. 8, to Jacob-~ McKenna. Johnson to Cur- | ; U4 cee en . Stablut! an use. hite—Justi * haa ‘pe? | mht, -P, no ’ : | + ‘ Ra W, : ‘Types vs. Kolster Radio, 3:00: lorest ender tlahluth, Meador to Aldrich to Thr _— " as ‘> gi regis ‘ cing 0 ‘Tark No. 11, Bly Moss vs. Pants Store, | Jonnson. 3 n balls—Otr Jenkins . is aree- base Set ON RR eee Ota ~S J S ie + > 7 een’ 28: Foret Park No. 12, Rock Church | ('f Guker, ©; off Ault. 3. Struck out—! py, PP sin Sexsauer, Dou- I trial N 1 ores ut. | 2 ndustri o. bite abteteel at a > \ ~ A " : s | By Guker, 7: by Ault. 1. itehhL var ip Sexeaver Key: xy. + S208. |-—Off Jenkerson. 4 hits ‘ae é Hit sg y: 4, Handily; B, Breezing; B ixperexpDext LEAGUE—YPaircround | nines: Gauhee Ss Mite "4 russ in in- | pe By an (Rohmer). Baee on |) nnings—— 72436 | U, up. 7 J, Rock Isiand ‘>. Velie, 1:30; bar- 5. Umpire—Spencer. Pratiep, autwein. 1. Struck ont—By | “~~~ At Hawthorite. Ben 3:30: Ba sane ee LINGTON Peet (40 bite, 5S ron. in’ S Pe i ee McQUAY-NORRIS 14, OLIVER @. . ’ | . as ' : 72.3 Az, P i. a ” ed "2 Innin ‘@ ED Rae \ > s a ‘ Oe ie i fork No. 3, Manhattan Caps vs. ReLion ; » 2 1 ° ) "wen-hace aa PT , ay in. : 3:00; l orest Park Ne. 19, Weslerv ; " 7 gf Bove hits (ale Ruthm n. Rabin * \ . “ ' on, 3 imacher Three-bage_ hits—-Gale. Ma 8 i N re. vs. N. A. C., 1:00; Vorest | H. Patrick Home runs-«Sehumacher . ee oe ; ose 91 O09 ] Park ®, 19, Kiwanis vs. Boston Sweet | Robinson. De Hare. Stolen beses—Gale ‘otal > ” 4 aa ao sve-Cadillae ......,.0 UV UW YU ae 00 i Rubman, Robinson: Lobdel!. OO. Klier. | ] 1 2 34 . | hite—Lurts resi. ACC PPP POLLO OP OP ed PP H. tr! Kk, hemper, Wild nitches—H erat Ue ae ” hase hit—Plegge. Lieme run— Lu! > peal HOGANS 2 BUTLERS 1 Bells... $008 | Eke Petrik ve. Davideos Drews, 9:90; | Pick T? cit rurhingn, oe Strick ei Be | tw an ety ee) OY FOO | ee cscs Wambolf, Zitamani 3. Les: Go| Be TeR Marys Toy 1% 4-5d & Ne. G, Celts vs. Meletio, 9:38. | i Patrick. 5: by Ruchman @ Umpin. “ei tia * sal | joe te modes | Giekele. Guelker. | P 1:06 NORTH SIDE LEAGUE Fallon WN | oo ~h, wy y AUCAMmMAN, ‘ mpire=-— , RP: sp ud) PUUdIe, Valters. FEkine | 2). 4Ors 4, aiey, Bids she ees | Kandiac. . 1030 i Datetck we. Mavs ain 0. | Shertuer. sase f 4: off Ww. Bases on balle—Off Cift 0 —— 2 gg gp \ pang il ress, 3:30; 5 | THIRD BAPTIST 7. Be wine uck «out—By Ekins. 4: | Lee & | Struck vul—By Filion No Page me lag Se ager ie oD. vos a . Walters. 3. by Lee 2. by Cassani 2. » & ‘ ° nthonr, .R.LE. | a. oh-wes er . ; 2 | ‘homas. ts, \- Mi wae ‘ eht. 138 (doubie-header ). Gnough rf | Grenier 2) a) SEVER. BAPTIS? il, SIDNEY PRES, &. | an oy faaaeal. » hits, runs in 3 F sacneg A aaa 171-5b Joe Junior NORTH sT LOUIS INTERMEDIAT?: N and if-Ib;: 4 | S’orble : “ si, BAP, . | SVNEY S81 _»P ES. innings. Left on bases— : 3 ell re ) | oe AB.F.H.i.!| Cadillac 4. Time of game oO} Kem: lbr’ ‘ $3-5b Dinner LEAGUE—Puirground No. 5. Purple M'berger se ; Mere : - s : ; » 40m. >) : ) Dance. : -_ ms vs. Pine Grove K. H., 1:15; Fair- , oo. ~ ©; Stroer cf. ene 4 S mibe re ri 3111 pire—Meshane. Scorer—Polst. Hippler ¢. ..° 01G T Mery B.. ££ No, 5. Koah vs. Wabada "A Cc it >, ; a : bi ea. el é | Zwicki Sb 42 2 @| nt als , ——— ae nen ° - er " oat Kinet a | Kaneller Ib ! 1 Oi moat 32 3 5 3 8) Rocke as. 3 }} ENDICOTT-JOHNSON 11, PURINA 4. Totale .94 2 8 4 Totele (27 1.8 : _ ner? almey 1 20) treman 3h 3:1 5 1) apa ag ?) PURINA MILLS. | ENDICOTT: Regan 4: C, .....~..«1 2 @ OO 8 Us C ciga SEVEN-EIGHTHS. B Posy . — * Duck It 1:332-5d guy... 1:32 1-53 M NATIONAL ALLIANCT , ‘. np : ch ~b : Sinclair rf. If JOHNSON Butler teavde. O8)0:0 £ O—i Miss Chini- 3 urphy Playground, Polish»; toling r . ” . r | i. a, : % ae ‘ Q | pmo ~ By ah 4 - i TY: oan ‘ eine 45m | mpire—F ONE MILE. TD Ment: sot: Andrews, 1:15; Morphy | Clark 1, 10000) 9) 2D) B. Wers rf: 1 E. Yicki »p 3 0 3 U| MeDnid 11 M: sath ai A 1:47b Morocco.. 1:4 : Miravalle vs. Cadets, 3:00. ee jaiiiiaiebaaaanags: 3 ..31850 on So gee Ar’e'der If 3 | r . gy t et 24 Pride.... 1:473 «| MeL . ge one enereuette Totals. 2971 pie ' P2110) E J aus rf 3 0-0 0} eaake | POLISH EAGLES, | ; bi 141 3-5 aoe r Und, vs. er Tiumbing, | Innings— . oa Rf ; eer mometiien | mesenepoiniepa ti Biche ms : ; AB.R.}H.E. | f Chichi and” Morocco, worked Se MMM Sebiets Dark, Standard’ Chen ne. | cre tT. (507 if 33! rotate “7 8a0a) meine : AE : It’s Wm. Penn whose generous size gether and Joe Junior and Ma | Third Baptis: ...¢ a: x— Bethe} ae ~~ ¢ De i Pagiush a y beam AD 2 on 7 i Wheeler MONA » Gen lb oo @ ¢ itchese—lITIruwan 4. Hawkins. Passed bal's . aiwee . ee : =a mee ss Call, ti “Gi 52358. Whisle I ho 3 : : ae — | Wynn p.. Bean b / 1 Purina 6. Endicotts 5. " ; of gan . OPPO ¢ smooth and clean eee The ash holds ; Agel >. -§ 1;\:And'son ce. : —- ss 4 0 |?) om. l"mpire—Waechter. Scorer—L. | ¢ ( ieby rf.. © 0} Sto'rock 2b ay ras Merck if .3 U iF. Scott. a i Hauer ©. 5 1% 0|Lacker 1b. 3.0 0 | pihaus cf | Tucker rt [40.0 u | *° PS i . | ... If a bulkier nickel cigar flirts Rownan 0 | Forshaw | #all c ...: | Dunner p . HUTTIG 13. WESTERN 3. | | Forest Park No. 1i, Manches ‘ | Pane | meoceelions | wi ‘ » SL, . | : ie ee ; : ‘TTIG SAS WESTERN ELEC. | wnA~~~~ raaemstend. 9:00; Fairground No, 2,/ Totals. 4521163 Totale (34 | i ee |, Toetale ; — ee. | Hos. | eabeerm a. ae: CHAPTER &. © th your eye, watch out...It’sa - va. _Sefforsen, anaes Fale. St. Louis Park...1 0 1 see 03 De iecane as ; t = | Militord #4 > % 4 die lle Ay de SE CHAPTER 1. | CHAPTER 4. | ‘6 > hod » 4. Shopmen vs. §. Broadway, | Fourth Baptist . : = amin (erie iia 2 4") . » F. Bittr Miler ri. 3 | B.K.H.LE | pod *hree. | amilton brist ~ i100 2 Siohlm n 3b }| Boepple as AB 19 { a , ee short filler h ge ge of to- base hite-Thibs, Star Sacrifice Lite. edgar bite—Harrison, Vester, Roberts. | Delaney 2b ; Martin lb 430 ee ee ate I | Garrteon, Ulen. hacrifice thea ten, | poh e 3 Wood ot 00 0 bacco fragments. Bear in mind that the generous-sized Wm. Penn WAGON | STH Cll I | Hooke 21 0 is the biggest GOOD cigar you get 1 | minutes.” Umpire—Baxer > "OU"% 90 : Sal ES OG RIS se a ee oe for 5 cents... That’s why the Wm. 7 ©* oe ©* Oe he *, - tw etl ed eth ee ** 4444 +e 1:07h THREE-Q A 3 PPP LPO PLB POL OD Oe SP 2201 :28h Sir Peter ..1:27> @ Ind trial No. 2 , SARATOGA. N. , duly es. —Follc 4 teenn eee ~~ RARAS are today's work heavy. | yt Tike nowtae. — 27 ER 19, HYDRAULIC 4 Lark- © ~ | RYDRAULIC “s fs 258 G ¢.... R.H.LE | AB. ty - i i }O°Conns4 © 1 ‘ he he Dm 4, ink WAdeN ES 6. FOURTH CHEIS#S1t4aNn 5. ‘ty a Fs T 72a. E ke] J Struck out-—''\v Dor so Time of game—Qh 20m. Umpire A. Winke. >. . 7 ——_ — ond ; 4 a . lia se on belis —{{ Ff lon. Totals 3s 13 10 1 ; se He mhiar p 3s 8 1 5 Base on balis—Olff Wrenn 7: off Rounan 4. 2 Uden, ‘tole; as nyder «, | Humber cl ager. AurPIeOT, Sit T rar? ! Beck rf.. 4 R.HOF. | AB.R.} “” 1 ‘ 0) ] } tninutes T — x ker ~ Innin rt . $+ 4 ‘ , gee ie . , Bales | Huttig Sash . 1g) Qhaster Xo. 1 — e S et 0 Mers oe ucker, irq | dubbe p.. 1 \CENTENAKY M. E31 SALEM M. FP , A M. cs: @ : UK M. rv. } a . +9 , : : , I +O : > alld annainhe . Pi i ee EO ae. Gare Mae te ee rey ee a apical ic A a td ae ane on vi ‘ eh a AER oe Oe — ? “an aE MRL Aa : asain 7 ied : ow aN tty Ne Reg re oN a ie 4 ee ‘ ‘ rR 7 A ¥ a PFE io 3 ‘ees + “ampenis 4 2g) va = 2am ‘ x mi 2 Rea! : y zi 7 “ . aa Sn? tere ttienemiond ae eucbion si ‘ - PE tat eee inn ~~ -_ Joaq’an «f ae ‘ + Myt lb ae | v ee ; | aeetns 6 SR, : pate 8 1 ioe ‘) - | Hardin - 12 ) . 2 oO} SHOW UP WELL IN } balle— a mar. , aictiemaeen ° look for the Wm. Penn box Str ve en ae , em ar 5: Y fp tr : CHICAGO TOURNEY 4 Tm riir- ~~ mare. Seever—- Barrett : : Aw ~ i we Special to the Post-Dispatch. Fhe cptate ony 20: F ——————- CHICAGO, July 28.—The Mid-!,.. A jE. | Totals 3 Totals 6431 27 2 | : : ouly qT iid- |. He ie ‘flere rf.. tt. =» A . * me ce western archery championships are . 3 | Hager es-¢ 13, PCURTH FRAPTIST 0, S232 E¢7 99 | ee ie. 7 2 3 0) Leiner 2 . “3 Jn. 4TH BAP ” a@Ol OI tiiandl | opened today with 78 archers on ‘as'c i i Zurh'de Ib , ineneE |? , 980300610 i 6! . ‘es Ma rik | Stenson of ' d . . . ' hits ~NMiles. Went. Tliughes. the line. i Fohnson ? 4 4 . : , Tf-n Pe ee See ee Bush lb Tota'’s 3255 4% 020 x— 6) r ” , nf L'hofer ; .3 Totals 27 sent Carietias /-—2s20866 © 8 3— 8 ‘ quae t ristian ... d— Di Ne f nt | : Totals. .34 Two-base hit-—Mellow. Home rune — i obey ae, Spphene if Ewald, Heinrich. Mullen. Base on balie— | Franks ~% imp p.. . off Louther 4. Struck —s mt ed a te te De = me Se —! =) Pie We LR. Ee TR NR a _— . & er = i is iS'S Sis D~estsOt%e :: te 233 2 $38 Dts mete QAwmors ts t= D wat - * ee. @ a a on, 22.“s0i3i3:57 7 _ . * ; . ~via ache ae ss me Sa: : "39° > 9333301 Jamison ?P. Vorhies. Three-base hits— > ‘ . a ~~ 6 Vorhies (31, Wendt. Hughes. At the end of the first round in) 12 ‘i * ni . ( Hughes. Rases on ‘ ' ; b aD... raf. 3: off Brandt 3., the women's division, Mrs. Tyler | . _— a | ‘ ) Frank. 4:. by Brandt. tae SAG: . ; Tetals. 32 cia 3 SECOND CHRISTIAN 13. CHRISTY 1. Price of Chicago was leading. Miss. -aeenee2 0 | MeDon'd rf : SECOND CIIRIS. . sTYy ! . eae fa | Awaiarnment . . BS ; 3703 0 Hyle ib... ; * AB.R.HE eid’ adele bE Dorothy Tedford of St. Louis was ter No. 2-000 10 1 ae 8 ——m i Oeeey ¢,... 6 @ é | M'he! ga-b 4 0 Tg . *4) , : ( tennee ¢hh Skemen 23! Totals 890 © A Altman 3b. 5 211! Crote 0 second, leading Mrs. J. H. Curd of. M+ ae ——Hasenheume? a nae 97122 2 1—13 | M.Bal'n 205101 0 ad. ] 134% ae Spec h Anat 3 | Filing as. | Lorenz 3b. _ Walton If. Alberta c | Kassing cf, Maack p.. Benner rf. Totals. ..41! | Totals. 3613 : Memorial . .....3 0 ana Jr Fourth Bap.-0 0 06 0 @ 0.0 © 0— 0 Hatchard ss 4 oO > 3 Two-bare hite—toren 2. (4 1. wwarehle Henn'an cf 3 3B: ¥ Pr "ennai a: | Threc-hase hite—Evrard, Stolen besee— Falk 1b... 3 3 ine £2 0 ‘he 0 0 ] ] | MeGown If Rauman es Fiepup cf Schr'’der Th Tencater rf AMARV Ay . isI3i05 De >i | 4838 S'335 3“~isvrsanr— eae > SA DABS ADE — es om Ss 9i3}=@suD ye >| ig DALI Uwe Reaw vows RAO Ee: dere. his 04 j 5m 3 ale 9) sean rs) s Qis is s1oDa43s i) lSs—m058 65.%75 > —-j|Curd and A.’ W. Lambert were | Angthour, 12. Umpire—Kelley. Scorer— 4 oe @) O3~~43555959 OE A Re A NNN gt a | Tebeau cf 4 | Reenick If 38 sD SSM0ws— wssts ee a Ateeyw Bore 9.3 z Pevintss eteeptiag | SDrotera gece 13} O29099 | Boor p Totals 40 '4A,8 9 i 4 70060 Vesugd?Z here this season. St. Charies had | {| was second and Robert P. Elmer uled season in that league | the edge on Hugh May in a piteh- | innin * |of Philadelphia, Pa. was third. | this afternoon, Mt. Prem mer i ers’ battle. : , ' A i ae. . Mt. Garme oP. | in 423 inuinge. Shooting will continue tomorrow. | 4.2. due to Liddie’s good pitching x bs ~ 3 Cs — -— 7 zi -~ ae | x

Page 22

ee ee err wey Se SO ae SOPRA a fhe wv 2 Am gh ee ae ee Gr ends KS A oyeiae Se er Sd eee ee ae me iit anand yl ie y aathis ‘ vie , ie i ay ae by. Wes ws oe > af ym Pree , ? . foe ~tin ol ee ae eee ae Sea Soaee ‘ FSR CONGR nO BiB ty) IRI. ASL AME ean . oem wee meters soe aca s Estey ase Pa ey 9 2% aa ¥ a wit $i ae aN, Mey ee 8 is + Sesghe a iandiacae hae saat Sik eS eer eee te aan SS) ROE AT SL SALAS A 2? ete ay yt: Aba ipa a Seon scala TEM PREY “eset ied 70 RE RE SI NER. PAGE 6S ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GENE TUNNEY TO MAKE’ STATEMENT TOMORROW ee 39. 1928 SUNDAY MORNING. JULY ; — CHAMPION MAY Wrists Should Be Supple, but ee ae > ANNOUNCE HIS Not W obbly, Jones Advises RETIREMENT ssi baad Supple wrists and an easy és! jiaying golf. Where speed is By Bobby Jones, Amaieur Champion. (As Yold to a Representative of the Post-Dispatch. ) ip are unquestionably to be desired the essential quality, rather than 'NO ROOM FOR PADDOCK AND TEMPLETON IN OLYMPIC PRESS BOX By the Asso¢iated Press. AMST&BRDAM, July 28.—Despite heir protests as representatives of American (the working press section of the Olympic: stadium. “Because of limited two By William T. Tilden II. | ampere from the press,” Charles L. + ' | coaching staff. | to keep them newspaper syndi- | cates, Charley Paddock and “Dink” | Templeton were refused tickets in | 'year’s British seating fa- | ’ Ornstein of Baltimore, in charge of | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH i . . ithe American Press arrangements, | declgred. | “Paddock is here as @ sprinter | r ofthe | They have enough | until after | and Tempieton as a mem be busy competition.” Meanwhile Haroid and non-competing captain of this team, divided his time between press box : Abrahams, | 1924 Olympic 190-meter champion | duties and | Athletic style, made of neveilt ae 2 rayon-stripe fancy madras, checks, plain white genuine PARIS. July 28.—The French | team for the United tennis championship announced and Rene Lacoste is not a member. | For the first in years, the champion of the world, twice hold- z ; cilities for even actual working; parading. The press section seats -precs mea, we cannot accommo-/ 600, but at least a hundred more | | date those having dutics distinctly | jammed the enclosure, oe te eo ; ‘si datos st ha a i on ¥ ‘a cP eae F atta £ P sil whe SACRE zoe to Rasy strength, tense muscies ought to be tolerated, for the muscic) that is hardened by strain is not capable of rapid movement. But, e at some in my face. At the crucial mo- | time carries | ment each time, my left wrist gave tion too fa: ten y i /way too much to pressure, and ' wheeled the ball off to the left of | ,order that what i : wrist may green, once into the water of a . , 3 e relax upon brook er of the American title, will not To Keep Pp e Fit to eias us rf - j ; _ : fo ‘ an extent The great problem, of course, is| be playing in the United States hysica ily to keep a firm grip upon th? club championship. | Drink and Bathe in Nature’s Wonderful Sulphur Water and at the same time to use the | DEPT. FOR LADIES ; Lacoste is plunging wrists freely throughout the swing. FOURTH & LUCAS : BELCHER HOTEL, Dot B fancy check madras, ea stripes, etc. Ali are cut full and welfs Some have reinfored back, trip s bar tacked at ali straining points; armholes, V and Pound neck styles. Sizes 36 to 46 in the lot; choice tates FROM RING - ——— a is od \ weeety NEW YORK, x neariy everyon IEA Seg T otweee ies th pas Org Fe Peobiss” stab “2 i oe pS @)o sti s se ona ‘Nee HO 6 Nee aa * ey y Seay €, ae Swe pF x3 NEL FR el ape, NERD EN s* an , Ve time dominated more :* +h action (ne Prpae Gene Tunney, + *h Cel min tie he ee SIE te) xt —_—* Suiii- i, reent ™ = es ww & aw ade - #; for 5% sage * “4 Tec ty wh 4a ¥ ON ee ee ers ty None we over head. RRS Si i with —s Mes ee 4 a has ciub Swinging considerabie fores upon ball, ee ee a alle 4 Le “ Thursday would make the greatest ht. Gene MEN’S $15.00 GENUINE IMPORTED LINEN SUITS 38 on An, B2ANnNOoUNnCS. / ~~ le ; i Suit i = importance abiv Monday. ow} only f firm -» 446 the pe © * AIR EAS 8, PS Rae However great » Ro: not be A{ retirement he S44 *4 ie ted ® ARE: TT =? wa AG Baer pe: rN aa. Seiad 00 end ees, FER ce is that its greatest | United States. Six piayers will | and' make up tke personnel Henri | The Cochet, champion of France and | | sending MES i es , ten- 7 sal of qualified chall Gene May Marry. mention of templated will made in the an- nouncement, it learned, al-| though friends the titleholder are aware that Gene considers en- | tering matrimony after completing walking trip abroad with | Thornton Wilder, the novelist. Tunney will sail for Europe and through Germany Aug. 16. Postponement of the announce- ment. friends say, was made to permit recognition by the general | 0 p danger Pope p .* Shae SAR, Totals S7T1917 3 eo w Totals 371413 3 *Batied for Renner Innings— . 2° Ra: - tmning. Missoun Pacific Batted for Robertson in the ninth Laciede Christy inmarg. i ila . on. ve Gena on § ££ £6 6s © 2 eRe Two-base hits—Miule: Gene | ine 1eErs °° 0730210 x—215. Three-base hite—dHaie. has fought but twice. He whipped Two-buse hite—Kaiser, Wessling, Stuck- %08. Home runs—DSows. Thy ocr a the club may wobble out of posi- ete ce oe — and - aggres ) , siveness indicate he may soon ar " | tion. hat di s i S by ~ . . fighting ruler of the “killer” type | naan * ; : tion. That danger is increased by wane | » +) 7 - - half-shot iz he er he shaft. es eel pete Bien 8 : Ee reates ee ee net fame by defeating Borotra some & FINE PANAMA Following his smashing triumph | (Copyright, 1928. years azo, is ‘t such you! was ane ‘ - Fre ? Po | > Ce a “S. — _ J the Anzac, Tunney, —— be i ee a ea ee . ~ it AER 8 NIRA EET ELITE: dae dnl ~ spt, ngs Values of All igh t t champion In an *,° capetnss ane ; ar Newest tion as a great champi I Additio hy S ihe Fig ois 5 TER IN Y : io effort to win public favor once and) n ores : REATE QUALITY OF FABRICS: : no gpctepge | 1 : —GREATER IN BEAUTY OF PATTERN! @ killer” type as well as a master ee IO IO ‘let le newest 4 Lis Rnd POE « . boxer, Gene threw every ounce of | : S eins ; Pine Street Y cout WEIL Semt-A his strength and power into demol-' ) rr Tarn ua isting Heeney in 11 rounds of the ~'| the singles MISSOURL PACIFIC 10, LACLEDE 5. The French team will sail eithe P — . _t Tunney’s retirement will come. "« ae ae oh wich te tt OT ecco ==> ARMY STYLE Full size, as pictured, friends believe, when decides | Ke : to play in a. single fabric link popular as champion. His decision durable cot will provide for ii a7 ng Mri -O ing 17,536 Fresh, N 460 edd: deshben ffering 17, resh, New Mitte "Chance | Shirts of Amazing Quality . imake the Davis Cup team itse an uncertain grip upon the leath- . : > ° : vr over the New Zealand challenger. |*® Play a firm . (slight breeze which was blowing e oe Senusen's liewe, has waited general recogn!- r for all as a great fighter of the’ error” —@— @to™- —GREATER IN NEWNESS OF STYLE: Missouri Pacific C > needs experience and seasoning title tilt. LACLEDE-CHRI°TY MISSOURI-PAC. M ile > 6i 2 1 | hat he never can be genuinely | "a te 2» 42409 Marsh’) ri 5 2 2 t ioubles champi« hj The T nite: =~ —— . ron ¢ .41 0 les FEO Becouy eign Uhre an et ee ae a a ———= scrings. A , 45) States-French mate! hick ; . —-= : Psy ; 4 “A right eo : . , wreas S- : id id s225081 0 15 $e tee 53 ] u ' . J . Sex'n its U; hel at Germantown the >a) . a Dp ~ VU i John sexton : ; = } } =, of 6 ‘ 5 Y ' prior to th ~ * ees: ies > al 2 i - rit o. _ =~. " p 8 ' Chamr 2D 4 Pk Y wil he mPhance., : eee 4 te f 3 = %: Knight p .% ln ritie, the Frain Weseshne. 3 Hobbs, 5 off Wessling Intqungs: off Frain, imnings str + —2h : ms . { rr ~_ Scorer—Rip Ransom. power of in on basese—Gen however, | , Time of gamre— cOid. Score r—— MAarik 7. BOosTER F Sa: the 4 Reed rf-lb Turner ; Berry rf-ib 7s -_ Mik Tunnevy's drew little Hughes than dollars BOOSTERS Cald'll AR.R.A.E AB V'diver 3b 4 ; s . ; LsOCKE) 4 — . ’ : D'te that he, Bush ii-r crowds homas 3b * tries fortune. 51.0080 000 for the breve th ~ “ 5 rw > nn ot 2 | aia He has two and might aaad leg A sale that offers 17,536 Generously Cut... : Fuil Bodied . . . well-made Shirts of EXCEP- TIONAL QUALITY at $1.00! Ninety per cent of them in the NEW Long-Pointed Collar-At- tached Models!—FOR COLLAR-ATTACHED Shirts are what the Young Men and Men of Today WANT! ( up from his own nam* through wise jc taten eat ments, Tunney purchased a several acres of other land near (Jreen wich Winter and plans make home ahere. Little credence Is given to the report thai he may found a health Sen’ eat = ai _ —_— « ».> : it 7 "T+, -_ 2? Ten: . . Tw o-0ae0 hite——inrner . ? : ’ . r - ‘ . ’ bd wee | 2 WR i. 3 TT? hari ¢ rn ? . eS | 4 ~ eas Lith & * > 2 «- » "oO hi 5 nange iis mement. SERIO, NW LIRR oe ott pe ole Doubik Pfif*ner-: I bit TYilt mn i= Bey ‘ al "34 "TT" p] 774 A ie Sea 52 8! } ’ Ast ? iowedgd tne team to his » 42 4.54 on to Ptiitn eaten , hi ae tie , Weise Lnis big Frencn Stewie Parigewich> 7 ‘ ai 4 ~ ‘ . “Se : — 2+ wes oo iarm there, , out-—— I}; yneh |! Le! ? . vy Caldwel rs um pa “= a ‘ ; +. pa . Toi + . . tA 6 , - aA * eampinensipaliiaiatisitinien kocts Time State Bowling Meetings. re Byrne Seor- A reorganization meeting of the (; aVvols Scratch League wil! be held at the Gravois Alleys, 3663 Gravois avenue, tomorrow evening at 8 © clock The league wil! ‘ 12 teams. The meetin. —Every Shirt FAST COLOR! —Every Shirt FIRST QUALITY! —Every Shirt in a NEW STYLE! —Every Shirt ina NEW PATTERN be, BAS PEAT? & a a ee ee ae ae, ie i i i ee a i a umior Employed Boys a i i ee i i i i a i i a i a NAPS 13, WESTERN UNTON 4, WESTERN -UN NAPS AR.R.H.E Minerich. 7b 40 0 0 & . ones . orgs Oe My uke By * ‘ % \ Ls Pipe ae ba, we) ears tt Le fe Or FS Men ieee bl gigas arantiiph va Ses Pee Arig That 8k ae BA i rte PIN eam ek a A ? ? his yO ee Py PELE ada Ea bed . Saanich ned ape ang, consis! oF ~ pant ~ of the Cravois Han- | League will be held at the alley on Tuesday at 8 p. m. Sixteen teams will compete in this F icague, On Wednesda, women Hilker ss Soko] cf Humme! dicap a CLL oe Satine fo || BX ele aanas 2 DREN MATS Ae CHOOSE FROM: —Plain and Novelty Broadcioth Shirts with the LALUN- DERED COLLARS! —WNovelty Broadcioths in Pastel Shades! —fancy Dark Patterned Printed Broadcioth ' —Vat Dye Imported Engiish Broadcloth in Ptain T an, Blae, Green and Peach! —fancy Rayon Striped Breadcioth! —Clipped Figure Shirtings! —Rayon Striped Shirtings in Blue, Tan and Helio | | —Rayon Striped Dark Patterned Broadcloth: PROOF, AUTO AND —Tan, Helio, Blue and Green Printed Broadcloth! —Tan and Gray Jacquard Rayon Striped Shirting ! —fancy Figured and Striped Debby Broadcil-sth! —Piain White Imported English Broadcloth! ¥ —flain White Jacgeuard Breadcieth! YVening, Cembinatien Late and Wall with windews, made khaki treateq duck. we Pr. Sek ele ee non OY Ae Reed ed 7. ee eT iwd@tviate t hee bowlers wil! arrange a league schedule Sete Mr trot a* rr . > y — - ; Tea IMs, orn hon f : A , The will a . o200100—4 “You Helped Me a > = | acu Mig SP BE. Loa) A) igh phe PRR Oa oom — he ‘ Tramping the streets for monibhe. looking for work, with his family bareiy getting aiong as best ther could, this man came to Phoenix. His honestr, good character and willingness to do whatever work he could find impressed the manager $0, strongiy that be was advanced enough money to keep zoing until work was found. His wife refers to Phoenix as a “Life saver in time of need.” Yet this is only one of man? exampies of Phoenix Service COMMiunity. 0 eee 4.Cal ue Tiler rh * = a 5 BR Ag, Pg Pt fg ge, fag i me Jumor Evangelical I a I i i i ll i ie ee, ln, ee ea PETERS 5. ST. JAMES ES ST. PETERS. Pg ig ee — ~* . ef 62 (include 10¢ fer Postage or Delivery.) + y Be od “ie tt RY REA i IE ees, ee CO Wit er - “aT - ' x - BOGhix Service may be st at obtained in Louis SS Leeest St. 4. Cc. BOW EN. MGR. a compete it: may de * " ” cm ,nrre formati.s 4 pers UP ee) about this wrihout ohligatio: ae a > MIB Lit ii. medermn loan fir — Berschat?. : . Siekner, Read. Parner ai Trime. niar— 5 a 4 Peer : al & & Was , : 7 . a he 1] 10° INCTOR

Page 23

3 UP T051.50 made of novelty broad ancy madras, 88x88 mae white | meaty broadcloth - dras, “ye rayon are cut full and well pe nH triple~stitohed, aii straining ints; and nee taped c k 36 fabric iink é ; springs. A $ a if durable cot .—~ a for home or faze. Special . wrist Department we Ko Aten i vgn dye no Nee; Ste SR: Eee . a RS Ba ag ‘ribet rey, x ~ »s * “ SY “. + + 4 tthtitji LEAL 4; "“%, *%, Vii fY"" vA \ a LOISEL PAPIN She has gone to W equetonsing be with her ents, Mr and Mrs. Gerard B_ Allen, for the summer * 4 RN VAAY SS NN VPVY RAIL . “~~ v3 ee I FNP me ‘. yO ie aa S . . MRS. PIERRE SASS ~ can” “ Ror este” oe. W/7 to par- Msdsssibiddi a —Ashen-Brennes LZ ZZZLZZL ss A, 4 hi, 't “nt N : SSLOQA ss S ay : NA N Wawa. wt Ree Wy +x Sato REE See SS RN: Set SRE RETR Ne YY ‘ ~S ae ear 8 53 ESS 3 gS ee ae 68 ; Ry Se ee : ; ae > . . ? — ! v2 Whey hy, ?, “4 Mitt (lly , te te | PO, am, » eget Ngee * ee 7 SPUR DR eee oe SRE RRR SEES awk MRS. ALBERT A, BOETTLER With her son and daughter, she will depart this week to join the St. Louis colony at Wequetonsing. _sirsue With St. Louisans In Sport Events At Charlevoix Swimming and Tennis Open “so . ee See Se ee eee ae ed ee nes ee, Ce ee ear Preset te > oes if Pe \ WAN CANE TTT TOWELS, 5 FOR $1] | $5 Rustic Birch Chairs, now..$1.498 9 $5 Gasoline Camp Stoves, now $3.69 51) $1.50 Auto Luggage Carrier ....69¢ $5.50 Fey. Hammocks, fringed, $3.95 $1.25 Children's Steamer Chairs..75¢ a ; ine z who, with her family, is spending the summer in Wequetonsing. eS Mich. BO RE \ SS \ Whi bth —Strause ‘~S aN a W -. Vo ' CHARLEVOIX, Mich., July 28. Doings of St. Louis Vo; F MOVERS ct 95c $1.75 FLASHLIGHTS 300-foot spot-fo- 9 cusing. Complete with 2 cells and ‘bulb. This week. BESS2use ae | Combination Auto and Wall «tyte with windows, made ; khaki trentea duck, waterproef. | Size 7x7 feet. Can be converted inte wall tent, size 7x10™% feet- complete. ie | $40 COMBINATION WATER- PROOF, AUTO AND WALL STYLE TENT i | Khaki, sixe Tx9 ft., with 2 win- B | @dews and sewed in | floor. Size TxI2% 95 3 1 ft. when converted ' inte wall ten¢e . eee eee @ ‘Thester of “She Had to Know,” Miss Grace George, drew crowded houses each ee a © Society at Newport and Nearby Resorts ‘Golf, Tennis and Swimming } Occupy Time of Residents, in Addition to Series of Par- ties and Dinners. :. NEWPORT, R. I., July 28. “WAONIGHT many of the young people will T. found at the Clambake Club, where & the first fancy dress ball of the season @ being given by a group of members, in- ; duding A. J. Drexel Biddle Jr., Joseph Harri- Man Jr. and Bradford Norman Jr., the latter S brother of Mrs. Dan W. Jones of St. Louis. The performances at the Newport Casino featuring evening this week. Tonight Mrs. Fitzsimons _ Satertained at dinner at Harbor View, in hon- ®t of Miss George, Miss Ina Claire and mem- Bers of the cast. _ Baron von Prittwitz, German Ambassador _ % the United States, and Baroness von Pritt- Witz, who are spending the summer at Man- » Mass., were in Newport this week as ® the guests of the Greek Minister, Charalambos 3) 3 os and Madame Simopoulos, who are re Newport for the season. - Richard Washburn Child, former Ambassa- » dor to Italy, is in Newport for the remainder _ Of the season. os Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, after an ab- : of several years, opened their estate, pOurt, this summer, and began their en- >"Aining this week with a large luncheon. ' Brigadier General and Mrs. Cornelius Van- Serbiit entertained at luncheon last Sunday pet the Spanish Ambassador Alejandro Padil- o™ 7 Bell, who was also the guest of horor | luncheon given by Mr. and Mrs. Perry mont, and at a dinner given by Mr. and Arthur Curtis James. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Astor returned from \SHINCTON ws ory omer, paheee Saaia: pve, a, A ELE Ming Hie eT: Ste tsetse RPI» + Prong int Oats Be ew? +m Ree im a A 3 SUE BP GRRE OVER FRan OPE Ane oo Baal LEAR TEP NTT as Pe a 7 ‘ ne ——— nih et, ee ao etme wits vy Ae eevee en ee eee “a nding Ps - inks b:. eittee gig tee he oe ogg sis eatin piacleais a a a Sa ‘ re — sen iabiicen, s 2 * a ) te “2 eee x ht Dene et ge) ae eve ¢¢ etree Msn. 5 ps 5 4 . 1. ee Po ee . b> ad Peay * ¥ > a £ ih . “a Nea . xe ae my a= Ye tee aes aoe * pean 54 . Up CI a A os ~ re ahead : . “ + DS pola “i siti eae ~ LO prey {Melt A Pig he ee on it ost ~ ee i o ~ om ~ wt > * —~ ~ ro " ’ * di Pas ‘ * . a . . * Qn 4 woes ee esti... sith ~~

Page 24

PAGE ° ST LOUIS re __SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29. 1998 ST.LOUIS PQST- DISPATCH — we = eae gg teeeeeeannneneNNNAHAAANANAANLEAT NNT TTT germ SANTANA sees . ‘St. Louis Visitors ag Summer Travels Ne M eddings and SS ; MISS VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON MISS KRANCES VIRGINIA TAYLOR BS Furopean ‘ 4 -o - | a Engagements 2 ..\ swan SO . | Of ot. Louisanem ~. er ad ” = e : a wane oe .% ‘ WWeéo @ : ERT: edhe ae : 4 at . > re one ho eed hore ‘ oi te Dig: Sit Nl ie 0 iT ne a. 7 “ae 4 So a eu a) ae “ Fe Pork 3 4 “ 1 creo gees er: 4 4 Ada Spaete, daughter of Mr. and Mre. A. G. Spaete of 5628 Rae i Cabanne avenue, and Roy E. Gard- ner, took place the afternoon of July 18 at the Unton Avenue M. E. Church, the Rev. Dr. William Beil officiating. A reception followed ait the home of the bride's parents. The bride. who was given ir marriage by her father, wore a white satin gown with a yoke and full skirt ef lace. Her veil was arranged with orange biossoms and she carried roses and lilies of the valiey. Miss Louise Spaete was her sis- ter’s maid of honor, and Miss Mary Zook bridesmaid. They wore Nile and peach taffeta, respectively. with large hats trimmed with tulle to match their frocks. They car- ried butterfly roses. Myron Jac- ecard served Mr. Gardner as best man, and A. Edward Spaete. dbroth- er of the ride, was groomsman, A reception followed at the home of the bride’s parents. Mr. Gardner is a son of Mrs. Sadre @ardner of Maple avenve. He t9 a graduate of the St. Louts Urtversity Law Schoo! and is prac- ti tng. Tx marriage of Miss Lerena pone tay 24 % y DOGO P AM PE AREER 1G PERE SOO ld eed ne 7 OE Sf PEF AT FO PRELFOHFEFER EEE EE REL ADS $4 . alga 3 i LO Pe ee nh ta OES OE rine i otis RR aoe Cary, ont: wa ‘ Whe th oy 4 faa a re uncheon was given last, e Lnion Interallies ip te nant _om mander Dating | . honor of Capt Bw ally of | 1ong (re guests wag is, bar, 5 ie BEALL A DALAL DML e sAssbeeee SS as SOOOOTSS UNAS EA sit rr PrP. ee hh A hh Adhd Ld eee dL hdd LTALIEMAE 4s ens. Mr. and Mrs. Louis B® and Mrs. Atwell T. Linesta Louis, who are frequene 7 the Continent, have arrived ie ger is, where they are cuests ea- ae ins (> : Hotel Regina on the Rue de Bie— wr. and Mrs. Theo c. mes? p ; “- by venue will Maa- wts = ust. ter ABE: C0 2 hep BB eae > Rew i - Pin Mele "e Jeter-in w Avenue de Tokio until git. te il 1 Leslie he f 2 ' lo rslow Will eave LO- this nich for Venice was in « Mr. a! , ~ieago.- where they | Wel ty Ww - sa . ae = ee . Se. Sey retucnng home early part of Ox women from Stephens College for Europe to spend the . a is ees et ll SPECIAL : be aniisedeiae . , ‘ ne nee a an b bi eles he arog 4a jzhter of : , es i. : > DI TRING we ard Mrs. Jobn Thomas Dyer of Mery Millman will give you «a levely pie eee ae Ee PERMANENT a ae LeMur - Announcement was made Thursday of the engagement _ a aceecnu of Miss Taylor, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. a iedien ae Taylor of Webster Groves, and Clifford E. Fay of 5090 or ae Cabanne avenue. —* 3961 BLAIR AV. TYLER GE Bellefontaine Nort — | *. nr. LARRNE ~ —i 5@ ai wet Dowling Te9 —oe tT fav Jr. are spending the. eV « alata aa ; 2 % | Mra John J. 'Mooriands Drive and her three j >t =u A Nh a NT) 8U UA CE aa ner at the Farragut Bungalow, | daughters, erin sb Heien and A wave given on the new Nestle Circuline Machine, with ’ { Beach, N. H ary x r with her sor ideas. ts very beautiful. Deep. large wave with mngiet eucs. | oncwee at : M ; » Jane, togeth it Wi ag —_ OT “Loring and ail meneaiionm of yeatitr wo rk. 6 H : a = a P og . ré en eee . of i or- John Jr... are spending July and No Kinks Ne Discomfort A ad No Fri : | = to tan nn ugu th | h Lodge HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY i 2 ; ties" a eo domah — | SALISBURY ne TYler 0693 a : | iin he summer at Doug- Grand Haven, Mich. + a ED . Mr a na Mrs. Ed ward E.. ‘ 2 i PEGS 06 COE SSSSE SF CE CEE EDR GEE EE EUEE GBOEEE TESCO EEO HEME SMD HOCC SOS ler. 5330 Murdock avenue. and al their daughters, Virginia and Dor- NESTLE = - ae Heat Say ewe wee = ea eeaeaek * ead i Ss St RO gy gh Oe SOD CAE ILE AERP EAT EL AL EEMEAAAELEES Mr. nd Mrs i Behr of Chicago. | HARES Inde ore Pa aa LEALAL SALE abe Pp PPR P ITS Pe FSS SEAS A ALP A AA AAA RAL BAZ 7 4 Ad Ahhh hd Bee edd Ahn bh Ane Ed ‘fra ¢ °F f ISS ELUNEVA LYNN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lynn of Sparta, Ill. was married Yesterday to Arthur S. Goodall of this city at 8 o'clock in the eve- ning im the First Presbyterian | Church of Sparta. Dr. John lL. Roemer, president of Lindenwood College, performed the ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of ivory bridal satin. The bodice, cut high at the neck. had close- fitting long sleeves made of silk | chantilly lace. The full skirt fell | from the hip line in a long train | ef satin, save for a panel of lace in front. Her veil of tulle. which | was banded with pointe applique, was caught te her hair by a core-| net of orange biossoms. Her | flowers were bride's roses arranged | in a shower bouquet. ~~ + At £60424 mm vide as yh See eevee of me v Mathews of the ; he Dt ed A Be wor ‘errs Pesrerererrrererrrrrrrreee er rrrr ere » Rey oo ee | : Naw QW ; ee N WIN XN RQ » rer ee ee eee EE Oe eer Oe eee re ee eee eee 2 ssa ete seiha L Vth yMntlVlVlbl lb dh tly FALL, % “a The maid of honor was the) bride’s sister, Miss Lucille Lynn, | who wore changeable peach and | goid taffeta. with satin slippers te match. Her bouquet was of sun- | burst tea roses. The bridesmaids were gowned fn erepe chiffon in different shades ef blue, pink and orchid. They were patterned according to the Nenana Renee ith flaring skirts. “~ Ozarks. Following a wedding trip, the - ea : destination of which has not been Mrs. Thomas Revnolds Park- NSRES cess cee ae css Se eeee eee es cnt eee — = = oe disclosed, Mr. and Mrs. Goodall } rm na sma! son will arrive the : OK : MRAM IN MOY . \-iasnasee will take up their residence in Uni- first ofeth. eek They are on BONA IIQ\’ 2 TN. Peewee ‘cima, versity City, their way from their home in Nen MISS EVA ANDERSON, ; ow MRS. S IDNEY LOFGR cateeiasiititane loan Oeteruwzilt, . -. ‘ : sociiieoaes ai = = Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Tayler of visit Mr: p--ns8 Reraoney Mt: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. , -— ‘ = ye July Webster Groves announce the en- 27d Mrs. Oscar Biebinger, who Anderson of Webster Groves, a a — Gaugnter sagement of their daughter, Miss have a cottage there. Mrs. Clyde whose engagement to Henry Jen- zs ries Bobe. yin min Our Two Weeks Special of Frances Virginia Taylor, and Clif- Ustick of Glencve and Mra. E. E. sen of Edwar deville. lil., has been Nestie Circuline ford E. Fay of 5090 C Cabanne ave- Morris of Rochester, N. Y.. daugh- announced. The wedding will os 3 : : Permanent Wave $3 08 nue, who is at present in New York ters of Mr. and Mrs. Biebinger . a eS ORE? aes a ee, ‘ with the research department of already have arrived for the season take place next Spring. —Kandrier d Tiffin. candidate fi Chariton's Beat uty Shep Seager gna Co, at Osterville. Audits las returned from a cam- Marcelling SOc, except Saturday al announcement was , z, —_ — ————_ paigr hrough Southeast ; “ = made Thursday evening. July 13, The two young sons of Mr. and in the week for Selm: = here to reside. West Cent: ng ellen peggy se oe See ae — — . geal is vo ee ee ‘7 tier pi ? e . = . vw bein, é = . ~*~ Sees eens iteaisoceuil Rie > 4 ‘ ‘ , ; WAMAASOSMEL AAA A Lg Vy, ° % 4 as get Abhi h bs ddd bbbddddbdddddddshbssbddddsdsssbsdsbisbbsssbsssssshssbbassiigiiieiiiddcddddccccrceccdccnq5qqqunuuueccc EEE “e . “iy Z 3 5 CLihihihhh ; ‘ te pa : apt seagee Phir ie a ue ~ y. 1b nla AMIN OI 5 aR A a I TR wie ’ , . " at ee i 4 Gs Wy SS. Sth Sige Pe a one Be Robo cbbered pir nics heh pers ti" Weta Pei ~ . area Re el ENS RS ae en ete RANE et: ARRAN EO he SMR ek is . scndianas —_ aieaihen sia Ps aks Ra ee 3 Fest eae Saye hy 3 " ‘ ; of gnbeesre: r aoe 7 ¥ 9 o4 a ¥ Pee Pe se ees a a a eae 4, +4 he (tt tet tt th Be ao gees Go i see SOPOT FETT Ee en sh wet aden Oe ar ne Syimte BEI in. mute lle Ahhh he dh hhh hdd hd hhh hhh hhh hh dh hhh hhh hb hhh hhh dh Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw their children. accompanied “ff COMPLETE Me “ pe ™ . 7 SOA AANA SAA = er “4 - . > Ih rs. Sracsiaw = mot : “*hariton of 1372 Bur: Phene fer apporntment. er éop 2 OO vour conrvenience. Open Tuesday and Thursday Bree LA VERA BEAUTY SHOP 204 N. Seventh—N. E. Cor. cee ané Pine ; stein. Yee “as Phone GArtieid 1118 oH aor ’ 4 , arty +t} June. wi? - ee Se ee ee en en ee ee ee) wee, . eee ee - ' s +h ; > #8 rivy if Septet baa EEN TETREEL aS TEE TTT TE . DALAALA «te buffet supper and bridge party Mrs. Harry B. Hazelton of Wesley visit her uncle. V. M. Mason. — ~ & | ‘ a = e , Si, fer Saunders at the Taylor home, 740 Fairview 2venue are spending the summer g Mrs. Will Putnam of Lexington, by = Puesda ju She will fake ber t« avenue. in the West. Harry Jr. as the guest Miss Marv Sibi a ial Ky., is the guest of her fath« Mr p t W — fe 4 . = ton > ; ) | of Mr. and Mrs. G = alice lsc honor of her “- H- Shackleford, at the resi ermanen ave@ ga x Z i, ._— PERM ANE) a! ‘ren. Mrs. Mastin will go; George B. Logan a party vesterday in SESS oe ee ee tl? Sere Sipe “ GUARANTEED + ae | York for # tew Gays to) Paim street announce the engage- an Sandt utQ relatives in Leapord. who have recently com P. H. Shertd: cartasnes # © Pisin Feciat W AV E : 2 Semens aveme, ment of thelr daughter, Idell. and — , im " — 4 _ “orond a5. 2% sbroead Aus. r%., “eorge K. Schiueter, son of Mrs. Open Evenings by Appointment. No Students. Bm. J. Schiueter ofr Luchlde avenue. | 1a i al } an pei - aa > i o = | oF iy | ) Large “ §} Yimting with her som} «¢ i ie an. . John, of Cincinnat: wy a ee Grand-Olive Beauty Shop — y Va att, —o lial “a in- i | dauchter Cast. anal %, me os Ais apes gees ag A thi . ha Dev wad Se 2 oe The wedding will take place early “ en : oe ey ——- — 2 _— 320 “Nerth | 1B August : oer . wr - ~ ‘ L! —_. . — = + ooemmmasenial . 4 ' : ty) Oyley-Hughes of seinen _y —y at mee 4 » evr 2 . GRAND ' al id ; or Roun B” ' ; a oe > *~Aets a & \. oe : ’% = a ’ Ne ” ; > The : = = 4 , + , “ -* sa : a* , . ~~" ;. , + - of Mr. and Mr Cy : ‘ ¥ : touring (slendal: r ; on imc Store - ——- ¥ (eee , ie & Cherlies Bobe of .; re 1. : ; ‘ _— a \“f i-« James T. Carradine food tor ® . : 8 ‘land clase eee So3 Nottingham evenue have sen! OU Cards Announcing the marriage | Permanent Wave ae ee a C: : is ‘ Donn. — 2 home of Mra OR WITHOU™ APPOINTMENT = *=reiting se ; “— ae occ Homphrey Semple 6a] last week of their Gaughter. Miss Thirty-five years im the hair busi- $ i . & whic ne ieee Pt i ‘thet a ATION TIME IS HERE YOU HAVE AN IDEAL PERMANENT WAVE All work done under the Personal supervision of May Belle Lieberstein. Shampoo and Fin- $1 ger Wave. + : Antonio, Tex., is t cena Norma Bobe, and Sidney Lofgre — ih ~ hong the guest : Mrs. A.. i ‘ Sex of Les Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. nu -~ stig sa ee hea i. RH Lofgren. The ceremony was | 2’ *?®* irs. Turner was. former. ness in St. Louis gives us the ave leased for the] knowledge of wrapping hair for deep L son-in-law andi Noe Appeintment Necessary > @oee . and Mrs. Chester Ei- ty Mrs. Juli Thom pso , . performed at the Second Bavntist . ee of St. Waves with Ringlet Ends. No kinks. : Open Evenings—Sundays by Apporntment McPhersen ave- : Church. the Rev. J. J. Runyan orf- Louis. and is a sister of Mra R. O ficiating. ' |Mennard of Ferguson. Mra. Oscar Marcel or Round Curl. Our improved _ mci | : Ssteam-oil method that does not dry MADGE’ Ss PERMANENT WAVE SHOP Sh ‘pend part of the summerig or break the hair. but leaves it soft TH FLOOR HOLLAND BLDG. a - = » » “Sw ™ ™ The bride was given in marriagc> apm : and Mrs. H. D. Meara of by her brother, Charies Robe of ~~ °° ™"s Manne « entertained and lustrous. We specialize in Per- Phone GAriield S507—211 NW. 7th St. (Just South of Olive) oa ind Mra. ¢ “astieman | © manent Waving. oe a ——t acka, 2692 1 indell boulevard | Webster Groves, and wore whit- at luncheon in Mrs. Turner's hon Science—Se.svice—Satisfaction — —- senile teparted | - or. ec lav = + —— = nuff crepe satin pleated gown, with 9° Tuesday at her he me im the Our Reputation Is Your Guarantee — * ‘or Corenade Beach, Cal pace ay 51234 S&S. Grand Av. = aah clowe fi'ting pin tucked bodice ana D&Mt! Boone apartments « Talbot's Beauty er one long Neeves, and a train attached M . : > - ‘ cat adetindenctaiid deat ain, atsheningo nasal se hhh aaa DD AAAADADEDAAAEADBE EEE DD ee VOOO8 900080008 600000000008 A <nust at the Far-| wereve a abahatee tay iy iS a a na detent intel aii sched tat Pg et, PPMP Ree hbaea a Aenea satin and carried pink roses wiih Bill Pixley ts Ewes guest of Mr 2a an the ane which gives the most natural lnck- trip and wit ha en ‘pen Evenings & Sun- weve st a very special orice. Our boulevard has departed on a waca-. a AO cme oe | - ‘atgate avenge and their) F veederw kK Witham f “iii depart tie Ee is week for a moter tipg ' - a 2 Sug h ‘Siete We mn mean in Permanent Weuing end Deo wie ; “a sieniendii AN | «38 ’ 3 anc Mrs. (George J me 4 4 ein 3 —— o*~ + + $a : * . , MecPhersen « — : — 4 | «nil mext week fer = 7 Phomes: Chetuld Suab-anes *- : Fisher will return EV ENIN NORTH “UNION immediate Service With or Without ge oom atts pn Patt ef August, but == —— a OPEN EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT — ag and Mra Sears Letmant ot |§ | 3 q oro ooo Oo Oo @ Peerless French PERMANENT ® 78 WAVE SPRCiaAL, PRICE THe an ONLY Taome, MAm 7428 Row? oan _ ‘Bide . Bh wet ice -— 2 = oo: em em em «amp ae TCLS TET He Lainie ty Sigel

Page 25

: | a oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 — . ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St. Louis Visitors in Sumner Travels|News of St. Loz:sans With St. Loutsans aes ay “| Woren’s Clubs and |Mate> Home European Capitglel At Wisco R Dai IVES Oj Soc 1e Ly Folr lid Sneart’ Ey Jejjcrson Barracks | ea | Major Albert Sead Xaumere pr She U Of St Louisans nsin esorts: In oport vents ica | Social Activities spoke on the early history of avia- — Pi omar are Aarons al Newport and Nearby Resorts , At Crrariquoic| it cruea, te ae preziZent of | prominently identified through fa- AND PARIS nlf d Friend | Helen Meek, Jane Moulton, Mary || - : ISS JOSEPHINE COBB of; ers at the old Kinloch oie WILLIaw ne S| | Bruce Nichols, Katherine Read. Continuca ‘rom Page Once. itesses at a di i | 0, te so aah pe | mous pioneers at the ol GS of St. Louis have ar. | Elizabeth Schaeffer au ate Continued From Page Onc. Edgar F. Peters of St. Louis is ——e | me bigs ne me ; wresent aa —aeete with | ane yorem warn Flying Foes,” =e _— in Paris Guring the ‘Turner. % Est arriet | adie i ie on | registered at the Ocean House for and David Gardner, arrived a weck | home of Maj. and Mrs. Charles A. | - oa age a: Seth W. Cobb, is told of the vital need of an ade- | course or @ summer visit + a d Mrs. Edward K. Love s 0 € acn. mong ©! a short visi he ’ si Ross in h si . : rer mother, Mrs. oe ™. ™ quately equipped modern airport Pe ran |a short visit. | | ss in honer of Miss Ethel Fran- 7 , 10 | Continent and are at the oe 3 8 Westmoreland place, anad|. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mahon and | devotees of this sport is Miss Myrtic Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ross | 252: Pee Se See * | providing a week-end party for six and urged support on August 7th / Bohy-Lafayette. y gaughter. Miss Martha. an J daughters, Sally Ann and Patrica, | Lambert, daughter of Mrs. Albert and family of St. Louis are spend- | Mr. ang Mrs. Elias S. Gatch en. r 2 re WO, With her parents,’ children of the Catholic oe of the $2.000,00) municipal airpor' ; the vs ia > _ ar : ¥: . j : S faving , ae he ; sarin me °" ox “lor scant ave e ne . - h : % two sons, andrew and Ed-'|§ re at the Hotel Thorp for the sim. Bond Lambert, who with her fam- |, ing the summer at their cottage at |tertained 12 of their friends with aving soon for her new hom | Hom ee t Florissan venue a hend tesue. peg eon was given last dl K, Love, will leave the first mer, ily is at Sagamore cottage for the Qu yonochontaug | nat rE EERE OS Stimore avenue. Informal reports ef the recent if io : Pin apes linner and br e 10US* SRS 5 7 ‘Ter rath : tur -f ‘ics ; !n tan + ae Interalliee in Paris} b By t of the week for Biddeford | Mrs. Lewis M. Ramsey Jr. and summer. | Mrs. Joseph Gilman Milter of ci sae ee ag a i c pink andi white was carried out Miss Hele n Katherine urns « national convention of the Naticnal agents ommander Dallas Du. 84.) Me., for the rest of the sum- her daughter, Miss’ Margaret. has Albert Lambert Jr. of St. Louis st. Louis who is at her cottage bates say ae |in the flowers used for table dec. | 3658 West Pine bouleva:d, Miss) prederation of Business and Profes- pre in honor of Capt. R. cer arrived to spend the remaining part | W@5 in the group of young people} wijgwood, on Wauwinnet cient | ‘oTONSING. Mic] lorations. After dinner. the party | Marian Jacks of 5722 Maple ave-| sional Women’s Clubs at New Ore White, originally of Mente * a aie of the summer at the Hotel Thor,. | 4t the supper party given in hon-/ js entertaining a series of guests | WEQUETONSING, Mich., | played bridge. Additional guests, ue and Miss Florence Walsh of | jeans were made by Miss Gertrude Mo. Among the guests was me pr. and Mrs. s. Eug ec rage oma Counsellors’ at the camp from/| °F Of Mr. and Mrs. Ashbel Green | trom her home city. With ea ad July 23. | were Miss Marjorie Ross, Miss | 5128 Raymond avenue spent the | Ryan, Missouri State vice president, R. Merrell Jr. of of St. Louis. . a of 4545 Pershing ave- | St. Louis are: Miss Dean Hancock, Jr. of Mt. Kisco, N. is this eve- present is Miss Saw Finney In [)::: WILLARD BARTLETT JR | Jessie W i¢kharn, Miss Marie 'tast week at the Outing Home c(n-} and Mrs. Frances Gray. who servid | ition with which St. Louis was beth Graupmann were joint hos- ; " ?» rece , cape Muskoce: . Ok. A color scheme “lot Si , depart Tuesday for North- | s : I : , . voli 1 Chars : ao ite a RSC eS . children noe , ions ‘ ‘ le- Dr. and Mrs. Cl Charles Wh hite . | ich. saan callie “Waten | Mi ss Mary Jane Roach, Miss Page | Ing. : | August Mrs. T.. Fitzhugh Turner | has arrived at Wequetonsing : 8 etapa, Miss Mary WV ickham, | tertaining the children, he egy nig _ is a pigs : St. Louis have been for . a », Their youngest son | Wright, Miss Betsy Boech, Miss} Mrs. Webster Knight, daughter) wit) arrive for an extended visit. | Hotel. oy Sanedbplic Smith, Mig Marte! 2) wos | stastman ot 6168). oan. te as ae days in Berlin as guests of ~wetan ‘se mer vonagl ‘in iia iia Ella Davis, Miss Betty Kane ana /°f Senator Curtis, was among the) —_—— | Mrs. Gladys Carew and Stephen | Connor, Miss Ruth Jones and the | me ‘ . acid sal oe Ble Sinha president of the local club. F ormal tel Central the Ho. a dr. is spend re "| Miss Katherine Carr. Mrs. F. w./ suests at the informal supper party NORTH SHORE, Mass., July 28. Carew also were among the recent | Misses Cockrell of Little Rock, | tag aw 3 5728 W hated reports on the convention will be : . 3 perata camp in New Mexico. |Mabley, St. Louis, one of the di- | Siven by Mr. William H. Vander- HIS week every one has been arrivals. Ark, | Fremder = of ang ag = ie ce | made at the next regular busincss ee / i ¢ Oar avo i . . > " , r ~ { } * Pie —_——- | minating talk on soils and plant of the season last wee ishty at Rye Beach, N. H., as the! Miss Maria Taylor of St. Louis. Miss Anne Marvel, daughter of St. Louis was defeated by Miss; Mrs. J. C. Boyd entertained eight dove an a a - Jefferson | Miss Patricia Downing will give | life Z ; ‘ call - Edi ‘ross Si , . .'of her friends at the weekly brid: racks in honor of her house, | - ‘ ‘ Pe | * Dressler who is staying with of Mrs. Barstow's brother a i ie Josiah Marvel of Greeneville, Del., | ng iced = 5 - Franca. ~ | : cage ad the Patodher tine Wien! guest, Mrs. Mark C. Neff of Fort | a studio party and program xed The next meeting of the club will Coleb k et eg ee M ‘Rysegete = Democratic leader, winning the title | 0! the four seeded players, 6—2, | ‘uncheon a ee ee da | Shari 7. Sere readings by her pupils Tuesday| po yp A Sat G Summit to olebrook at her apartment ; 7 sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.| _ ,. 7 - as agian '! Golf Club. Her daughter entor-| Sheridan, Ill The guests were _be held Aug. 3 at Gray rAvenue de Tokio until she we the § & DS Sasiio Behr of Chicago. | EPHRAIM, Wis., July 28.—Mrs. | from Mrs. Louise DeKeven Phelps | Rho In the second round Miss | Goll : ‘aE; , fei Pr ae tena at bh brid | Mrs. Moon| N. Falls M sea ede evening at 8:30 o'clock, in her) stugy wild flowers under the guid- - : : : : at a . e S p P a ' g ’ > IO ws i€é of. m } 4 oO» a ae . svi TS. ‘Tré p. fawkins departed | Child's godmother was Miss Louise | ¢ Complete in 5 00 Up Dudley Kincaide and grant my : agal —— | Mrs. Julie Hurt of Kansas City es aes pce et ae M E Pe ‘x York 'Minn., has been announced. Por) myursaay for her home in Ken-/| Fisher and the godfather Leon One Hour ® . . an turned Mrs. Y.' musical, for which more than 260 | Mrs, Eugene Perry of New York en aS Te 7 amily have | sees, ; ees 4 _ William Scott. rhe Mrs. J. B. C. Lucas of 4411/who has been visiting her son-in- | jnvitations were issued. Mr. and _has joined her son, Eugene Per- | ay i a age poetic aie mept, Tie. acter spending several | sare pt Mrs. J. S. Danielson (Fan spec ndlgamae goes ip Pope and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs. Eugene F. Williams and Mr./ry, at the summer home of her Mrs Francis Adams Lane, grand-|..... wie seetreee © aarreres | The next meeting of Bailey Ctr- | Hurst of St. Louis) has lef a Way for Denver, Colo, whene she Benoist Carton, returned Tuesday | and Mrs. Andrew W. Johnson, new! mother, Mrs. Claude Kilpatrick of ‘mother of the young man, owned ee: of Bee Oe ee ee Daughters of Isabella, | Raat "45 ! Watch Mill, were in attendance at ry has been delayed by the illness cactained tisk me ia Caen of her fam- -W ickham | Knights of Columbus building, at 8 | D is Baell will spend the rest of the r inster | the musical and met many of their; of Mrs. Kilpatrick who is improv | ily each season. Lane's brother-; Capt. and Mrs. Lloyd Zuppann | o'clock. The meeting wit te vocial | | Miss Geraldine Gruner of 4745 going to Phalzburg to att Westminste: place departed | end the # ths at the Broadmoor : . co. 4 PRA: LGA. : Be | . , ay music festival. summer months at Wednesday for a visit with Mrs. Watch Hill neighbors for the first (ing at ¢ lifton Springs. ‘in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs.| gave a swimming party the eve-| and business combined. The Circle | Partly grown out or unsatisfactory pacman rewaved to look like new ment, $3.00. Removes wrinkles and blemishes. You will look years young er. Have a Hair-Back-Again Scalp Treatment—etops falling and restores a French Marce] or Wave art > es eee OO as I. Lawre , | ier ae pat : |'will give a boat excursion on ihe! $ Why have gray hair when ft can be eet home early part of Oc- Thomas F. Lawrence in Evanston | Ume. | At the New Ocean House.} Wells.Blanchard of Concord, Mass.,; ning of July 20. The guests were | noe aie oo ee ‘ieniees 1 ¢ go quickly restored to its natural color. aehier . nar j Al. | ar. and Mrs. —— H. Langen- | Swampscott, a children’s party was/| are spending the summer at their | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Albers, Miss | pemsannin “th a ice 22 AR T BENDER SPECIAL 14 @#@ : —— ie Sieben” « Meee of Lens | berg of Clayton, 1. Louis County, | given Wednesday afternoon, when| cottege at the Headlands, Rock-' Elizabeth Albers and Miss Ruth|“ °~ M s £2 # oe 4 - 4 . - - — “> ¥e “12 Aa xu “aw. p ¥ ": : ‘ " s ° . * ~ * ' : is Mise Elizabeth Dyer, daughter Of peach Cal. formerly of St. Louis. | ema _Suesday ythleniu -_ (games, music and luncheon were port. , Wilhite of Clayton, Lieut. and Mrs. A special meeting of the St. Louis. BEAUTY SHOP DURING ‘Meand Mrs. Jobn Thomas Dyer of | is visiting his parents Dr. and " gaged tnetr a home, ee enjoyed by the young people and TT Hee 92 2g | Robert H. Vesey, Miss Elizabeth} Business,and Professional Women’s Lindell 3608 359 N. Boyle AUGUST meme fegis apartments, de-| 4. 7 ¢ Herchenroeder. of 5793!) dinner sion Mr. and Mrs. | their guests. Among those pres-. BEVERLY, Mass., July -5. | Bridewell and Lieut. Edgar A.| Club was held at the Town Club on | Olive-Marylend Car 3. ‘par for Charlevoix, Mich., 10 Dewey avenue pe ‘ 7 ia T. : est Ae estmorelind | ent was Donald Thurber, son of Miss Caroline Ashcroft of S&St.; Gans. Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Dr.! — —e Sait ’ ian a ” | place, St. Louis: Mr. -and . Mrs. a . ; sis : ag ie a Mery Millman will spend the ee tae ene ) Mr. and Mre WW Ikellersman ! Bradford Shinkle, Mr. and Mrs Mr, and Mrs. Donald Thurber of Louis has been at the New Ocean; Mrs. Edmund Sebree was hostess} : ' — € . Ne | > : ‘ as Bias ; vane ss esi ‘ Ki: ¥ . , ¥ s is is = ; ; a } ‘ ‘ re - ~~ “ | sive you a lovely mer. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer and an- | eS a ae . st. Louis, season guests at the ho- House in Swampscott for a mid-|at her quarters in Jefferson Bar- | PERMANENT WAVE WAVE ? es ON THE NEW NESTLE MACHINE i i ee ee a Ne $3.00 Try a. Plastique Mask Facial Treat- 2 , a i i arents tomorrow afternoon. dec line Machine, with a “Rye Beach, N. ‘XH. | went in May with his debating | foursome at the golf club early in = Charles Thomas. from wave with ringlet ends, pea | “s or! feed. are abroad | tz 3 espending the summer at Doug- Daeck Raten Mites Tuesday they defeated’ Mrs. John Mrs. Hugh C. Weed, are abroad Dobyne for the late season on the} Special on $ Up} setae Gabe. ‘Mich. a arene mares a. ee ee oy Ne | : ae —— - BE. Owsle V and \Irs. Vy illiam E \ Sr. Mrs. Iced Wa rd W. VW hite of St. North Shore. rhe a nnual golf) ; PERMANENTS : . PERMANENT WAVE $5 — —- | Mrs. Josep] Steinlage of 7991 | ; } "Wr. and Mrs. Peter Bernard | ph A. rinlage of % ‘| dell with a low card of 90 and, Louis has joined Mrs. James I.,| tournament for the Inglelowe cup,;| © phone for Information Fifty years in the heir business in St. Louis 2? | Kingsbury var an her ran ; NESTLE PERMA- - , of os Wvydow n terrace will | Madinah io piceny ard, “pa ah * continued in the foursome Wednes- White at owanipscott for the re- ; Siven bv Mr. Dobyne, has been Cali Vois Beauty Shop Af ' f : . ' . = - ers, irginia ane J0n ia “sive ‘ . ; : ‘ fi E ; : Wee ei ‘ a ‘oi _ i s : i Gives US e khowledge of wrapp\'g hair for - Niday. Miss Pettus is the daughter Mainder of the summer. | played at the Essex County club Bellefontaine Car South deep waves with or without ringlet ends as ue early next week for the! p ; : ; V a ’ | Betty, are guests at the Hdge- ' ) Se PM ' this week ¢ ine NENT WA E ;e where they will stay for the | 2 , hg dge-} of Mrs. Charles Parsons Pettus Mr. and Mrs, Joseph W. Bray of iis ‘week ang Reeugi “— pe 4 2766 GRAVOIS — fo ae Ba POET TR pe ot = ‘ Water Beach Hote! in Chicago . f HAIR SWITCHES $1! UP e a . i teu a ° oT) On vad ly > ” , es ~? : . * { we b ) gv lf § i 4 | re of the summer visiting the iand is spending the season with st. Louis are spending the summer entry list of goers from all o Phone PRospect $772 The Collegiate, to cover the Bobbed Hair, $5 ® , } ” , 7 7 - , q co ' > te ; ie ' Mtious fesorts along the coast. {| Mrs. Charles J. Schroeter of | [°™ Sunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr./at the Brownland cottage, Man-; 7% colonies. Ticoestinentiestientientitindinastietientinntl ae HIRSCH’S HAIR BAZAAR, I —— 'Hampton Park will jep os bin *| Thurston Wright of Pittsburg, at! chester a | | » snc, ark W eemere tOmer- i... »: =: gee inte . Open Even! by Appoint ment, Miss Sophic B. Thomas. daugh- Road's End. one of the Hill's love- | - ' Mrs. Senter M. Jones and the : S ae ~~ P oO ? 1s, jaug >| row to spend the rest of the season |.,~ cen Co i ee nl 1" Brook mire. of fee : % poy Sap Pe, | 902 N. 7th t. Telephone CEantral 2304. of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin’ F./ at her summer home in Pewaul ly summer homes. Miss Singleton, New York} \y Misses Cornelia and Litsabeth . ; . — “We OC. | te — o ‘ ; Pa AVC ' orn Nas arr) ai hb) F lj : . Thomas of 4509 Laclede avenue Wis. Mrs Senroeter will be accom with her parents and two sisters, to spend Aucust a Seg fee wa Jones of St. Louis have becn. en-| : ° i = +s } 92 7 "OW7) ae ee : , SF , , cus Wi 7 I~ r- mother : . ‘ P ‘ { , oe - Traverse | nar ; ; . ms are registered at the Ocean House, ‘| joving a North Shore siay at Salem. P ™m om nerdy : ug. - a v8 ot a by her daughters, Adelsia: rie biggg | Mrs. Samuel M. Kennard of st |°” ing a North Shore sia} ut ] er anent : ° . : Ch. tO Visi ier uncie, r.'and Elvira and her son. Oscar. ar, } ate! “te on MIr id Nrs uw y French anc Phone for appointment. or drop tm at F Look. will atten #1 Sa riya ee a Quite a number of St: Louis resi- Louis : mr. ang amt + Duetes ssa , Wave your convenience. ‘ : l make the trip by automebil.. a nts are maki the © Ho Mr. an i Mrs al a Es Mirs. Chartes Claflin Alien of St, | a 4 - We give you the wave that is best foes . : . ‘ dl —-——_ i - ia , ~_ * “ a sS are iz King 1} cean OUSs* a2Ji. { 4 » da nnes 5 tt} ith ; q . . - = Open Tuesday and Thursday Evenings a8 Mr. and Mrs Mr. Schroeter and another son. ” 6 cy °F’ Louis are at the Coddington cot- Genu ine Nestle ; your hair. You may choose a larg, Re Ernest i. Iv lipst¢ in : ‘+ - } _— a ‘ vr Ys ‘o> 1 i =] : rnTroFr + - Louis 4 } S ye a ne . -—™ ; ] tne . .O7) ins pia tnis Sumin r. . . € r } n di] Li ive mid- lare at Annisquam for the palance - Wave by an expert ty loose marcel effect or _ round curl, . es Charles, will go North late in Au- i VERA BEAU I Y he Brentmoor Park will leave tbe | gust. ey . Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Singleton ar-| Summer at the Hote] Moorland. | of the cae : a who uses only genu- with or without ringlet ends. No fuzzy, ne scason. kinky, unruly effect, but instead «a mer part of August for Nantuék- | Sa 'rived earlv this 4 vith Miss! Bass Rocks. . | SHOP | eee ety thls ONES WA | ine materials. . mass of soft, lustrous waves that STAY Ct A teas. “ah Ahan! a 5 ban, ‘ ea es te . p 7 ¢ _ = 1; 743 1 Afi 1; _——— yemeeegs BBs ” ' be Stun Miss Alice Barry of 4959 Terry |) Susanne, Miss Elizabeth, Miss Julia Mrs. 1] ; : t "] > i . : 4 ce Ae >»; our » MISS HZ tH, Miss JUil irs. Luther Ely Smith and a Mrs. Thomas P. Barnett of St. few days at this | . . WHERE THEY ARE PLACED. Ff = wines a Te "Klis — “a ” — | avenue, has gone to White Sulphur | and James R. Singleton. They will) party of eight motored tress ‘te Louis is at her Bearskin Neck cot- | rice | bi ~ ‘ ee Se “7 Te btn ipstein, who has ,cen/ Springs. W. Va., for a month. /remain until September. The Sin-| k ' te ae a ae a aa Da ce | “ a. : work, as it is carefully Phone GArfield 1113 @ read since early in June, will re- — ie. se hinges passa coil _4\ennard summer home for dinner | tage at Rockport for the rest of MYRTLE ELENORA, he "a and skillfully done by ex- were Bl Miss Mary Heilman of 1452 /| sleton yacht is cne of the sum-/and dancing at Magnolia at the the season. 4676A W. Florissant i “Wi : perts. early in September. Tamm avenue, has returned fron: | ™er colony craft making frequent) weekend. — | 778-0524 | . | ca eee ee COlfax 6778-00 and wave set iM:-ccd eanagtaage ae : (trips to Fishers Isl: for golf on} —_——- f ‘or S - | 7 ; : Edward Vernon Mastin of /@ Visit in Murphysboro, am Oke | ae is] A A pee i RA M | Miss Hildegarde Frerichs of St.! ~ =n, om ae me. One ae | Yn with price, keel place will depart | companied by her cousin, Miss Fu- | the island’s celebrated links, Mr. | Glee te ak the Oceanside. Me "| G@. C. Tandy of St. Louis have been | | | y, July 31, for Saunders-|genia Heilman, who will visit reia- | and Mrs. Edgar G. Peters and Mrs./|)50 40) ay season. ~ eu at the Rockaway at East Giouces- | | aa Open Gvetings by Aggemiuent . town, R. I She will take her two | tives and friends is in St. Louis. | Roy Siegel and baby are the latest. oor .S | Be alert: Read today’s Want ad) BEAUTY PERMANENT + | st. Louis arriv tel. This| Mr. and Mrs, ‘Thomas Russell | | | POLLYANNA {norrz ‘Wall children. Mrs. Mastin will go I 5 ; St. Louis arrivals at the hotel. This Russell | a e r. X W rf | ; : Hee ae “3 ffers and see what is on the mar | Mr. and Mrs, K. N. Horwitz ¢ | week Mrs. Siegel is entertaining | Akin of St. Louis were at the Ritz-| “""" wai | ame Wo Pais 2114A EAST GRAND COlfax 9224 B® New York for a few days to % | | WAVE : eo meemeny Soparted | Mrs. P. M. Fahrendorf. of’ Boston. | Carlton, Boston, during the week, | | ket. Meet her mother, Mrs. Henry Lov- | yeste = ey ‘ yesterday for Europe. They will ‘ V x Si Melt Chase of Clemens avenue, who remain at Scheveningen. Hollanc Mrs. Maude Scudder Di Rosa of | on their way to their summer homa WE GIVE A BEAUTIFUL ; . sen, “+ | aerate ; is the st of | at Ry ac ' it return from abroad Aug. 1". | for some time, and in the fall will) GTECNN 1S? Liege a ‘ ser ei oe | PERMANENT WAVE $ TEC _ J Betas been visiting with her son-/tour France and Spain, returning. her sister and brother-in-law, vv, |, mr. and Mrs. 1 Ewing Hill of St. | RINGLEY ENDe re ve ee Te ee ee * ai "s e ‘ ‘ we St. | sin Marcel wand daughter, Capt. 2:4} home in November. ae mare. — - 1 Renae « ~ | Louis are at Green Gables, their | Aleo $7 and $10 War or Round Richard D'Oyley-Hughes of " . - ieee | Louis at White House. _ |summer home at Rye Beach. The!" * and ae Weves and Other J tebe Mr. and Mrs. G. E. McMichael! The Watch Hill Boys’ Club is| a: eedeaiilic . ; ed en wean ne tae Curl d, India, _ Mi aan aa : GRE, | Hew tennis courts at the Abenaqui {|| Marcelling and Heir Cutting a Specialty eee ; of Aiinneapols, Minn., and ther) having a delightful season and it8| Goi Club were opened this weet | ESTER BEAUTY SHOP _Mr. and Mrs. Jan James T. Caradine | three sons, have departed for their! members are attaining consider- | and in an exhibition 1 Mrs. wsdl lh nec inna « . - oe oe vem 2 a ; = = oe : i i € i) Nat hn Mrs. | Miss Clara Lee of Chicago is now at 88 Portland place have taken; home after visiting Mr. McMich-| ante proficiency in fishing. swim- | C S Scalp 4 of the home of Mrs. |ael’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John | ming and other sports. On a re-| with us specializing in ’ ends a , Treatments, Facial and Sham- | erick Humphrey Semple on;}H. McMichael of $8817 Rutger! gent fishing trip Jack Shinkle, son $ . ann eeTLE macnn NE — *D Se eee eae pooing. Separate room for men. . e McKnight road, St. Louis Covn- | street. eee of Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Shinkle We also give La Muer or Eugere Wave. Special Prices. | *y. Which they have leased for the Miss Louise Brockman Wilcox of, of St. Louis, brought home 11 good HAZEL Wave guaranteed, ent Necessary | x ao Their son-in-law and/¢420A Alamo avenue departed | sized mackerel, the banner catch | NANCY BEAUTY SHOP, 1307 N. Grand Boul. days by Appointment er, Mr. and Mrs. Chestér El-| yriday for Shelby, Mich. where| of the day. Among the new mem- | Lindell 9334 NENT WAVE SHOP ie Wright of 4406 McPherson ave-/ she will be a guest at Camp Mini-| bers of the club enjoying their first | ue, will spend part of the summer ghej| season at Watch Hill is Jackie | A TRS Lee oe pee wonca. Before returning home she HOLLAND BLDG. With them. will visit friends and relatives in Johnson. young son of Mr. and | ae. ne | : eg am ne 8] Pry | N. 7th St. (Just South of Olive) , A real M ae | Chicago Mrs. A ndr: w Johnson of St. Louis. 7 net marcel flat wrapped Wave, Dyed, ble at ‘hed or white hair . wilt be guarantced. We color bair any ehade after Permanent. 3515 PINE ST. INfferson 7989 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY a et and Mrs. George Castleman ae a EY Of 3693 Lindell boulevard | Their two daughters departed | THIS IS A REGISTERED PROF. DRANNON’S. }[ ta lay for Coronado Beach, Cal. | HAIR-AGAIN SHOP . ——————— Dr. and Mrs. LH. W. Soper of ~ 34 PRICE ON PERMANENT WAVES i and Mrs. Sears Lehmann of | By Special Request This Price Is Extended One Week : ; * Westgate avenue and their | GRand 4842 ah Park Av. Car ett ln ian tle il a ee omen re ee I Sit Re a ee Se eile: eile le ll ~~ a (Ma, Pp tg lg, ay ~~ We Specialize in Permanent Eight Styles From Which 4 Waving and De No Other to Select. Beauty W ork. LA RUE PERMANENT WAVE SHOP SEVENTH Floor, Carleton Bidg. Cor 6th and Olive—Opp. Famous Barr GArfield 6323—GArfield 3261. Open Sundays and Evenings by Appointment W ith or Without Appointment—Ne Waiting A gp ar a oe Oe ete gO: a ggg ty lg, ney, Re ee ee ‘ pt - ~ :

Page 26

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 6 of This Section. STIX. BAFR €& FULLER GRAND-LEADER—- JULY 29, 1998 _SUNDAY MORNING. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ SAYS PATRICK HENRY NEVER | Afternoon Tea at UTTERED TREASONABLE WORDS) §=Nathan Frank Home Prof. David Muzzey Muzzey Declares Vir- No! on wie abven on cers of the Women’s Advertising ginian’s Famous San wen he home of Na- Club of St. Leuis was held Thurs- Loyal to George | dell boule- day evening following a dinner soe the — Prese. party at Bellerive Country Ciub. Miss Norma A. Schultz, fashion editor of The Drygoodsman, was installed as pres‘dent for the com- ing year. The other officers in- clude Mrs. Ruth Crane Davis, vice president; Miss Grace Kinney, sec- retary; Mrs. Matilda Dierker,. treasurer. The following committee chair- men make up the beard for the Mrs . nay | ne t of it.” Slum s Kathryn pe. Jill gene am Edna Warren. a a . vt ee pea At Right ae Educational—Miss Dorothy E. Dr. Mu ; Thomas. words were attributed to Henry by Publicity—Miss Alma Meyer. William Wood, whe wrote henry’s Membarshtp—ities Careline © biography 52 years after the stamp 7 aieondtiine Ella Eller-| tax speech. Wood, said Muzzey, man. lebtained his story from a “youth vse tertainment—Miss Louise Ed-| 5. nis teens” who was in the lobby ay Sa tion—Mrs. Erma Per- of the building while Henry was ham eects . sys sted +, dante th , ' Engel- | Muzzey derided stateme: mat gum aa _— a | recent historians who have disput- — ‘ed “such legends” are pro-RFritish oe ite tein oa epuentn or get foreign gold for their work ia eceeimenieameienil PAGE 4. Women's Advertising | Club Installs Officers’ The annual installation of offi- ‘“ ern oon lawn of the ae ow 4 a . , duly x. (OWS Pe te cy Ree ee ene eee eT Begins Me With the scale ~ ae Pini ne ne eae NOR : . = Mor " . * ae ; ? Ae af % * > 4 ¥ >: ots & x Rn, * og - > . % 4 - beige eS % " & = be m £ a ee 3 a: i war) . a Sao 5 “4 Py, o tee i Se ele gy See . = > 4 yy oat oe 2 + Rode $ vat eo ey 2 >. Oc a ” an ? ry . « _ > Bey Pe x te oe am = ¢ . _— ¢ 2 - " Bt am . 7 4 x 4 . 2 ae fj 2 a ~ BP Ck Cie a4 7% a? 3 » % > ' a — x er’ 7 > SS * na; & Ps Metals, 2 Sa 5 ae. S - es +t. ee ag , aa? ae ie ay - oe + + tek Z Ca S ek % a > ) t ee we wee 4 ie 2 + meer eS a, x Pe Baer. as ae Lewy ws w y 05 . a it 7 A SN ~ a Ps es Spr, ; 24 ¥ A ggg ae ir at A Pe ees vets sate ae 59 pbash LOD ONY on cea "h: ah Se G0 ean Ps Scare at a ET eke tis certian CPR ar Bey cry a, Hy 5. ng fy Wd ae) ee eae 9 Peeaeoe iat aie oats ee ee “% i Bian eins 4 oyna pre Pe p ; BES SEP RREG She ER IE RAE ZS a ‘ee NEA Seen eet Rid Be Se ong ena Seer ae ek Wi Testy. MS | at cat WO Ae AS Aiiet 606-08 Wash:ng-on Bis ec ~ to Sixth St. Final Clearance! hon HOES 900 Pairs Taken From Higher- Priced Stecks Here is a spiendid oppcr- tunity Deauville Sandals in pump, strap or step-in sty/es. 3° All Sizes in the Group but Not im Every Style, So Choose Early! | KLE EF See Flos: ES OPE we eft 4 AN AIB TO LATER LIFE Wisconsin U niversity says Amateur Actors Learn Poise in Plays. MADISON, Wis. “Dramatics for all’ the Unitersity LaricnArcinm + + . ¥¥ Pn 8 URSLT ~wiatle = > % he Iped aires i ~~ . » ° year. Most + i = Q vy — ._ to wv > 9 ia news . lie © Mee ars wv 02 iwct MrO2 fra ~ . aii OM at Peas ed. On . Professor — ;, ine roies were en he profes- 00; thea- : imagination, , Dody and voice s ®SS€Miia.S to a Pali life, regardiess of his he said work iS not aimed, case of those of the | ? , COnWTTIO U- r and riche profes- except fee eat- *% 7 ++ _—~ + the student —.2 reer as mrt Ty A yy hi * ++4e ~~ + +s « » — J a '; > 5 _— oe j : = rfarnT > = ee Li . ° oF: 3° r@#lig Siapped - " - . ° - - > -- wnere cus.iomarvy Wen i.ai HARLAND BARTHOLOMEW TO HEAD wil Lng a ° ~~ Trt wre i~ ANG a - _— 7: oe “ar SeSsiol Arizona, Ltah, Nevada. rade, New Mexico, Te: Wy roming, Washington, This is the opening display of what will be the fash- ions in Fine Furs for 1928-1929—assembled from the style centers of Paris and New York and at decidediv lower prices than those in effect at the height of the season. A small display for Fail delivery. - 4 Ne . *« > . Finest Quality Furs at Popular Prices The Rev. David S. Wahl roserves any garment on ‘Alaska Fur Co. ; _ 710 Washington Ave. —_ [ ee ~ eo C—O, *< for Belle viik repiace — a be | AO re Signe: airy Weer hk aeT Charges of 7) The ch@eree wr: . 2 “ ._- mproper * wusteained at rahi iast iburedar. : nex? M * & . am fis” .* : Aft- Church. e~ Be % - ae. i t ‘te eee ~ ecend ict It Begins Monday—The Stix, Baer & Fuller PUGUST C@AT BVEN The Once-a-Year Occasion That Ushers in the New Season’s Styles —That Brings You the Supreme in Coat-Fashion and Coat-V alue HE announcement of this annual event is the signal for women and misses to be here early Monday morning! For it is well known that the advantages to be gained by choosing your Winter Coat from our August Coat Collections, are many! As to style... these showings may be depended upon to give a complete and accurate picture of what the mode will be—no sig- niticant fashion, or color or line escapes us. Fabrics and workmanship must pass the most exact- ing tests of quality. Furs are a story in themselves . . . often their value is almost equal to the coats sale price. In short, we present Monday morning an assemblage of Winter Coats of which we are justly proud ... one which will justify your highest expectations! Three Extraordinary Groups ot a ree Coats tor Women and Misses Fox W olf Lynx Fitch Skunk Caracu/ Squirrel Beaver Hundreds of Coats in each group! Each an expression of a Paris-favored fashion rich with the beauty of luxurious fabrics and lavish with trimmings of fine furs! Black Coats with glistening black furs . Black Coats with brown, gray or blonde furs . Beige Coats with brown furs ... Gray Coats...we can only begin to suggest the va- rety! Styled with youthful chic or with sophistication, for women and misses. An Exclusive Collection of Ultra-Chic Coats Another group of Coats . each a master- piece of styling in the a of ae and the most sumptuous of furs, = 9195 —Smartly Used in Paquin C ollars Deep Shawls Becoming Mushroom Collars Mutt Cuffs and Spiral Cutts Notable. even in our August Coat event. is this collection, distinguished not only by the great variety of Coats as by the $ | 65 rare styie-distinction of each Misses’ Store (Thad Floor) Women’s Coat Section Diagonal Bands Hem Borders that exceptional iiniieeien are model at.. yours in the August Coat event No Interes Deferred Pa ; —and first payment per cent with balance come.. the outstandi our convenient planf economical to conside also future meeds... vour purchases now cally low prices! F Asbestos Ta Exce ptronally Low Priced at Protect the top of “Leader” Pad, made to white leatherette tops ton flannel backs: size anteed to be heat ands paper pattern of half | Extra leaves to 12 3 -= 900 Summer Spreads of fine ma qui with rose, blue, gold. © Focta, witi: aiaen ooalealll Size Srx10q ———. at... IMPC Woo Karad, 9x12 We Quality that gives J . and price cra ni this group of « Rugs. artistic repre and Chinese = im

Page 27

—__ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 6 of This Section. STIX. BAER & FULLEI -GRAND-LEADER | THE AUGUST SALEOF = FURNITURE sa Begins Monday Morning at 8:30... Home-Makers Will Be Thrilled With the Sensational Opportunities This Sale Brings to Every Home! O THOUSANDS of Saint Louis homes...to your home... this sale will bring the exciting opportunity of realizing the ambitions of Host and Home- Maker! Tradition has built around this sale a firmly founded reputation for Furniture value-giving ... and the range of choice is as wide as the values are remarkable! Vast collections of Suites and Occasional Pieces are here . .. so that every room may profit fully! And even more important than the low prices. ..mere important than the note- worthy opportunities for econumy ...is the sterling character of the Furniture... inspiring pride in its possession and joy in its use! No Interest on Deferred Payments! —and first payment as low as ten per cent with balance out of in- come.. the outstanding features of our convenient plan! It is wisely economical to consider present and also future needs...to make al! From Period Styles to Art Moderne Interpretations of the finest pe- riod styles that will be in good taste as long as there are lovers of the beautiful...and also the new smart “Art Moderne” styles that interpret—in imaginative and rest- ful ways—“Today” for the homes Saving in Proportion to Your Homes Needs Just an occasional chair or table to add new beauty and comfort to the living room...or an_ entire room...or the entire home...the more completely you fill your home’s furniture needs now the more you can save... by these paral: RNs: a ES a Tee eee eae EI ERE ALE RRs Sy ONE AES: eal ea ee . . aah Wi nh agi Shes PERE Ss aint neinsinetianininnd haa Rita, | MO se é your purchases now at the drasti- cally low prices! August Sale prices! of “Today!” (‘Seventh Floor.) Furniture May Be Stored for Later Delivery, Without Extra Charge! _A Special Purchase and Sale of 1500 Ruffled Curtain Sets Vorle or Marquisette—Extraordinary Values at ® You will surely be amazed when you see these lovely Curtains ...a great special purchase from a well-known Eastern manufacturer ... extremely re- markable at this price! Sets are of voile or mar- quisette in delightful novelty style, cream and ecru tone, some with figured rayon insets... all with ruf- fles overlocked in pretty colors. Valances are made , with double ruffles ... and tie-backs to match! The Se mi-Annual of Nursery Furniture Brings an Excellent Opportunity to Outfit the Babys Room at Substantial Savings Because the hundred$ of pieces of Nursery Furniture are-wonder- fully attractive ... because they are sturdily constructed of excep- tionally fine materials . . . and because the prices are invitingly low, every baby far and near should have a comfortably equipped and beautifully furnished room. Asbestos Table Pads 562 Protect the top of your new table with a “Leader” Pad, made to order. With washable white leatherette tops and heavy green cot- ton flannel backs; size up to 63 inches; guat- anteed to be heat and moisture proof. Bring paper pattern of half your table surface. Extra leaves to 12 inches, $1.05 each. Exceptionally Low Priced at BASSINETS of selected hardwood , $4.79 to $13.95 CRIBS with drop side and kick-plate $10.95 to $24.50 WICKER WARDROBE, ivory enamel finish, decorated HIGH CHAIRS with tray and Safety strap NURSERY CHAIRS, with safety strap and chamber... $2.85 to $4. (The Baby Shop—Second Fioor.j © be here early choosing your these showings will be—no sig- he most exact- st equal to the Coats of which 900 Summer Bedspreads Spreads of fine marquisette and hard-twist voiles with rose, blue, gold, green and lavender color ef- fects, with edges scalloped to match. Size 8rx104. Special at $2.95 (Second Floor and Square 14.) For greatest economy .. . and for fash- ionable looking windows .. . think of your Fall as well as present needs when you take advantage of this special feature! (Sixth Floor and Square 22%.) Telephone Order Service—CEntral 6500. IMPORTANT SALE OF g 5 6" 5 Timely Home Needs at Greatly Reduced Prices Electric Fan, $11.95 Bread Box Set, $1.98 Ten-inch mahogany-finish Fan with 4 Five-piece green enamel set, including brass b’rdes, 3 speed oscillating. Univer- large-size bread box and canisters for flour, sal motor for alternating ordirect current. sugar, coffee and tea. Unusual value! Shcwer Curtain, $3.98 Rubberized Curtain, 70x72, Four-cup aluminum Perco- in assorted stripes and color- lator with colored handle and ed effects; also white. top. W axing Outtit, $2.69 Universal Iron, $3.19 Old English Set for wax- Six-pound, heavily nickeled ing floors includes waxer and Electric Iron with stand : can of liquid wax and paste. tached. Exceptional valuel/- WOOL WILTON RUGS Karadi, Kenilworth and “Special” Brands, 9x12 Size, Only Percolator, 79c¢ Knapp Fan, $3.98 Eight-inch high-speed Fan, green enamel finish, operates from any electric socket. O-Cedar Mop Set, $1.69 O’Cedar oil wedge polish ing Mop with 12-0z. bottle of polish. Very special! Bissell’s “Standard” Carpet Sweeper, guaranteed Medicine Cabinet, white enameled, with mirror 9x12 Worsted Wilton Rugs Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs 3 Quality that gives permanence to beauty An excellent assortment of 9x12 room- ...and price drastically low ... characterize $ OO | size Wool Velvet Rugs in the desirable $ 50 this group of distinctive Worsted Wilton é | seamless weave, finished with fringe on ends jteos Riond | Values of compelling interest . .. these Rugs, of unusual beauty and durability . . . among the finest and heaviest Wool Wiltons woven in America... at a price fhat proves the impor- tance of our August Sale reductions! Each of these Rugs is perfect, woven of long staple ¢€ wool yarns, has thick, luxurious high nap, and will give most satisfactory service. Fascin- Paris-favored fashion : eee au ating designs, woven in rich new colorings, insure ideal opportunities for selection! rimmings of fine furs! . gray or blonde furs gin to suggest the va- omen and misses. i (Fifth Ficer.) Telephone Shopping Service—CEntral €56¢¢. ic Coats | ; Rugs, artistic reproductions of fine Persian and in colorings guaranteed fast! Extraor- Coste. . . each: a manter- and Chinese Rugs in colors and designs... dinary values now at he richest of fabrics and the furs, shows $ antages are 195 Coat event _... (Sixth Floor.) Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged Fs Bs AR SR EI AOS cA ih aeathS eink» “ ag tee ” Fn at wine « 2 eet: . a , eo . oy av Beebe yr . argh Sabatini ee x Slit oplieumenean im. er Es 34-4 : ea ae et Seat ihe : . Meciete; , ‘ “ rs ; : , f ne WF. Ota ~ oe

Page 28

PAGE 6 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aii ___-- SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1998 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . +, in ¢ +; es fter will carry two or more of, berg celebrated thei fiftieth wed Ki | ‘CANADA 10 USE HOMING ithe — which they will liber-; ging anniversary July 21 at their) 2 * % @ k ’ a message in the event, 1... in Webster Groves. Mrs. | | — PGEDNS IN ARMY AIR PATROL aoe : mr ield’ss DRESSES...madeto « * Sei ies a tes — eas bs Tee ee 23 7 . 2 Satelit ded a» % a x z . ee m P ¥ gare " pin Siler pt LA Nihegh ik She coh eos ae ae) eer gine a “aah N a , ow a,’ & de aie dpe a I A Bc ge ey COR ot he ier nae a! “5 eat Ss « r - . J i . ee 15 a¥ — 9 a ia Re AIRE to peti ell a ane ES aR, we Ca me ae 6 Geo 4 ie 2 MaRS IyEh uneanratp nS erate hi on HRSA Se ea ads papborty, * rw AR RE ih Mie ey hey Seger ee pera jer ee Ae Sh amas, ¥ oe * ‘ 4 o i oe ~ c. he es eS, ae a a ert x he Ti Beg ee ite “RIE ae ae a Lis 5 ” z ee ae ee ee ee eile , am i i aa St re SRS, — - » Nee RE +e © RR igre Py rrr Le siya * ~~ a ee eee , ee, ee a0 ae. c° Ram » ; aa Tat ~~ i = se " + Pon A@ bes abe, ating > dx Pag boing 5 ee ¥™ ff eee ve gray ¥ RBM 5 eR yy ee ae eee eee ek | te a » pe Dae ts “2 ‘ - " "T “ 4 RAS te Ne Fe me on ey . ee eee * rite no ES reed tltandin ; orced landing in & remote! ..nellenberg is 69 years old and) io hraim, Wis. for several ; - “i inal models. An inspection of this MAR- aie a complete color as- oe . Bm lib) | the ideal Finest quali- | 18 sortment They will stop at Oconomowoc, ‘ay 4 dag fe eS CS : Wis. r SS es VELOUS ASSORTMENT will prove ii\ ) dress fabric. ty, all - silk, stripe . for a few davs with their son, woven 39-In. cetvable pat- tern and coi- John Daly. a \ 2 % : ——s e oY that these Coats are most EXTRAOR- /j NA) Black in every con- ; ack ‘ A luncheon under the auspices of YZ ya ~ : ua ves —EER EEE 2 DINARY VALUES at this August Sale , nesday at the Brownson Hotel. tn Nepean a) / / / / /./ | price. Select the Winter Coat NOW. Crepe Satin or; guaranteed fast Maplewood. Mrs. John H. Herron $1.79. $1.95 32 inches wide. will preside at the meeting. The : ‘ 7 | ff j : he 1 ~ | i aa aaa a These Lovely Trimmed | $2.25 committee in charge of the lunch- eon includes Mrs. James F. “vok , . . - ; ri $s W ith These ) Heavy satin -tace. i : Material : reversible crepe Satin Radiant, 79c Mrs. A. B. Crowe, Mrs. T. Wa!ker Hardy, Mrs. L. M. Woif. Mrs. W. M . \ i :' if, Mrs. W. M. ur . tj co . oe secure Billups, Mrs. Frank E. Goodwin. | Broadcloth F $ \ if — ~ oragraiiaa tga . needs at c new 1 tr . This heavy, shadowproot. rayon- able savings. 39 Mrs. George Percival. Mrs. Julius a Venise Manchurian Wolf* | (lntmal ‘ “ a . . : : futman, Mrs. D. E. Horton, Mrs. \ 4 and-silk fabric is ideal for slips inches wide. . makes a ' Duvemere highly lustrous and soft fin- most attractive Peach Glow ft | ish. Offered in the August ‘rocks. Swingley. Mrs. J. A. Gresskreutz and Mrs. Josephine Mueller 4 : ao Sale at this low price. \Rownstairs Store# ine tae . Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fiske of ) Wood Lawn have gone to Manitou Sports Fabrics Chinese Civet Cat | CW arge se 1IZé . ic = a e Beach, Mich., where they will “Chinese Cat spend the month of August. Th c ee B . | Age ser ee | e Popular Colors \ fF It H t 3 i 5 ated Pr | Black Grackle Tan e a S - * By the Agsociated Presa. PHILADELPHIA, July 28.—An- j nouncement is made of the enzare- / j Gray and Others A forerunner of the Fall ment of Mrs. Helen Wilson Glenn ; o > mode . smart Felts of Ardmore, Pa.. and Maj... Alfred M. Collings of Bry: wr, polo j / | — Ar th M ish Styl ge cgi sa 5 A : , player, explorer and aa nen PJ ec nthe Mon gc —— eo ter. e announcement was. | | WRAPPY MODELS ...N j ee iuai- : reit in : 1 2 iors. i oa eae bf LINE MODELS ... NEW DRAPED EFFECTS. With col- . The clever ant Reseming mother of Mrs. Glenn, who ‘s the lars and cuffs in the newest ideas. ll fully silk lined ... with styies are ma gradgatio widow of Thomas F. Glenn of At. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 crepe satin or crepe. Every Coat fully interlined. Just four of head sizes from 22 ee Se wating WEE take Women’s Sizes 36 to 44 of the many charming models are illustrated. to 24 inch. Select inact Large Sizes 42°. to 52°. Downstairs Stor the new colors, ei Le i : Cookie, Taw- . . y, Fuchsia, Royal, Navy. Black an d Natural. Ideal ond the women with DOMESTICS & BEDDING| ~~ Annual August Event Begins Monday 8:30 A. M. This is a most IMPORTANT EVENT Although the Pepperell Bleached Pillow prices on sheets and domestics have been raised 22 the ==") Tubing ( 4? .In. Wide), 1&c Yard Beautiful cotton market...we are quoting prices in this sale at less than regular prices based on old at + 1. | | | “7 . oe qs. Sa 3 Sheets Genuine bleached, soft-finished Pepperell Pillow Tubing in Vv a . ' al 1? . . _ 7 . : ~ ‘ 3 yes advantage of this wonderful opportunity the 42-inch width: al] seamless. come in desirable lengths Labeled Saiisburv because from 2 to ro yards. A splendid saving is afforded. at aaa be tes Scalloped and Hemstitched Sheets | son sii sas cvery sex | §]-In..Bleached Oakwood Sheeting imperfection. made of gen- wil] suffer unless proper- A) ; cae “ge eee nig nl . il are made of fine quality, soft-finished. bleached *] uine soit-anisn Pepperell Good weight. bleached, sott- finish sheeting . 39 eis d een heey ie cen i OF eaten AN tte el wit wee Nea CN! HE REN 1s mule FOES Sa eng sgl sd nie hae CBS aee Sia ee ST ie ae mile ea ik 4 ly cared for. To guard lia ; Bs - | o , bieached sheeting neatly tree from dressing...and of a very durabie quai- against e¢ye-troubie. one mec ae seamiess. The hemstitched Sheets are neativ emstitched n th . + ital : :" should have a thorough ec and come in the 81xgg-inch size. The scai- hemmed. ity...8:r imches wide... offered at this low pirce scientific examination, and oo are tancy scalloped and are in the 81xgo- Size 63x90 Inches .. 94c if glasses are required, Size 63x99 Inches. 99c 19 yng eamgge al - Size 72x99. Inches, $1. | ~~ ° 2 | experience and modern 3 §1x99-Inch Hemstitched ‘ | 200 Beautiful Colonial The women will be delighted with these dainty, . ts, V S . $2.95 new Frocks . .. excellently tailored, perfect fitting facilities enable us to ‘ give examinations in a Pequot Sheets, $1.69 Each and guaranteed fast colored. PRINTED BA- TISTES, 80 square PRINTS, TISSUE GING : ’ ~ +e e = technically correct way. This WELL-KNOWN BRAND Shee: neat! HEM. Wolverine A special purchase from one of the lergest manufacturers, ? : i ad “or ' Ts ; ; : - my ie STITCHED. in the POPULAR SIZE as offered in | ES ee ee HAMS, FLOWERED ORGANDIES. Youthful Speci rices co =o —= exsigy ies models for misses and matrons. and the more con- — Sale at this EXTRAORDINARY Low PRI CE. Sh design Slled wit light ! ; cottom and lined with ; are eneenlens aed aadtiy Gecche ts : igns.. filled with a light layer of cott nd li ith | Mh This Week jess and softly Smshed. ee a good grade of bleached sheeting . for three-quarter or servative straightline styles for those requiring Single-Vision Lenses are “2x36 Hemstitched Pequot Pillowcases, «8c Each Ef fine quality. bleached sheet- full-size beds. Just 200 to sell at this very special price. large sizes. Select from amail checks, polka dot, ? 1200 | Img : hemmed and seamiess. R Mix Goid Seal Pillowcases, 42x36 tioral patterns, dainty smal] figured designs on . Seamless Sheets crv durable and serviceable ayon- eo Bet sae ante of coteGenl white grounds. Misses’. wamen’s and large sizes (Street Fiver } Made of fine quality. bleached, soft-fnish sheeti: g quality. Spreads $2 97 musiin, bleached. | —16 to 34. neatiy hemmed ... of a very durable and serv: ceable ize , a Scalloped: woven in Jacquard 8:-Imch Unbleached Sheeting, Charming Sleeveless Dresses—C ool, Sum- } Stix, Baer & Foller|j = *"S: = rom “ : a - f i * iti finish- " | SRAMD-LEADER $1x90 Inch, S4c _ 81x99 Inch, 94c Size 81x90 Inches. $1.00 a am penne aes i . cae — 29 mery, Smart. 12 Styles. Sizes 16 to 42 m the August Saie. + igh. > 3 e Be bs = Be Phd ak SNM, Pit: x roe Pa. + ae Red Set tat Bette A 1p, RO ee by : pry: # sf. af :0W.. (On Sale in : chwey) Size 81x99 Inches.$1.15 = ands ; | | | (Dewnstaire Sorel,

Page 29

oe, 2 ats Net ir At a ae a —= ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928_. a 0 i} their guests Mrs. Leigh Jenkins ae 3 ~' : East St. Louj || EAST ST. LOUIS BRIDE || ana her children of Chicage. q “ . St of. uUlS i] ' Tras. ps ee INa e Oo ord 28 re a ‘| Miss Adaline Merrill ang Miss er ‘id | Louise Merrill have returned from | |a visit in Chicago ang Peoria, Iii. CHARMING midsummer wed- | UG ‘ ding took place Wednesday | e. os | morning at St. Joseph’s Church than it ‘ ne. 8 ph’s Churc fits. INDFVID. j wien Miss Olivette Holten became | mm) the bride of Edward -W. Frey. The | ~ os ee . — Yi to Be Properly Fitted 2 s Ad EXPERT DRAPING AND A | ceremony was performed at 9/ EE WHAT YOU SAV ) Mr. and Mrs. Smith K. Gerhardt and daughter. Patricia June, have ‘returned from a motor trip to | Kansas City, St. Joseph, Excelstor t ‘Springs and Fulton, Mo. Mrs, Joba H. Baker, Mrs. Gerhardt’s mother, =. ee a leatial os EE eee a 7 r Ba ea Dresses are better and les : O clock high mass by the Rev. | Father Albert Zuroweste. Miss to our new location where Esther Hoffman. of St. Louis and accompanied them home from ‘ Fashion Miss Esther Zuroweste attended | Fulton for a visit. the bride. Miss Hoffman wore a | Miss Jeanette Williams and Miss Dolores Rutiedge left today for Th Co b I I i h S| chiffon frock of ’ “220M trock Of peach shade made the greatest Coat buying opportunity “ the ff chitton sroci of peach sh te made In | 7 m Picture hat and carried pink roses city...In years gone, thousands of women have § 2°" 2% 3nd carried pink rose Miss Zuroweste’s dress was of or- | taken advantage of the unusual Coat values chid chiffon made similar to Miss Hoffman’s. Her flowers were yel- | |Long Beach, Cal, where they will stay during the month of August. Square | SeS 1307 Washington | Annual Sale: Miss Beatrice Fulgham and Miss ; Alice Mace have returned from a : vacation trip to Manitou, Colo. , | A party of East St. Louisans at- tended confirmation services at tenault, JIL, Thursday morning, when 40 children were confirmed in the Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Those who made the trip | o with a cluster of lilies of the val- Gr - *% 4 ie . ay =) a @ ley.. Her shower bouquet was of | =. so = = ey - | were Mrs. Anita Hennessey and rose and valley lilies. A wedding | ‘ . & = “$F |two daughters, Mrs. Louise Bois- | | & | breakfast was served immediately | 8 Ree. ff menue, James Burke, Corwin ' e | Ga . ' s after the ceremony at the home of et Burke, the Rev. Father Albert Zu- ' | | _the bride's parents for the immedi- | MRS. EDWARD W. FREY. roweste and Miss Mary IL. James of : ia ae ate families. Following a_ short i} EFORE her marriage last | Waterloo, Ill. ; offered in ovr advance sales . .. This year’s event offers the greatest Coat values we have Qc 20 on onsen ee bon. “he. bride wore white satin ever been able to feature for ONLY TWENTY-FIVE DO : trimmed with lace and seed pearls. ’ . Her veil of lace and tulle was Caught to her head at each side | ee motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Frey will | Wednesday, Mrs. Frey was Warrensburg to Graduate 432 m@ be at home with Mr. Frey’s par- | Miss Olivette Holton, daughter | 3 | 2 | ; ! | r, SNSBURG, Mo. 28. | ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Frey of! Mr, and Mrs. Julius Holten of Se ae gape gag i - Soe t | Signal Hall. Mrs. Frey is the, East St. Louis. studenta of the Central sah ae : | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius | : | State oo ae College will be ; | A. Holten of Gaty avenue. | have returned home after a visit | granted degrees, diplomas and: cer- | Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Halloran: ana | “'® Pr. and Mrs. J. H. Fulgham./titicates at the summer session children departed Thursday morn-|- Mr. and Mrs. Al Isaacs have as baccajJaureate services Aug. 5. : ues In 4 2 t Sale | ing for Perham, Minn., where they | | ; : will spend the remainder of the) 7 summer. | : Guaranteed i : Miss Dorothy Anderson of | | Bloomington, Ill, is the guest of | Miss Martha McQuilken. : : ' The Southern Illinois Golf As- | sociation will hold its annual meet- ing today at the St. Clair Country Club. Guests from twenty-one T . ’ a le s! eee cities In Southern Illinois are to Our iS S! ve r a ; he entertained. Each city has en- | tered fifteen members in the golf | : : . ' ' tournament and a bridge party | —Will Find the Following Offers of Unusual Interest! | during the afternoon will be given | Men’s Fitted for the ladies. E. C, Hall is in ‘ ; : ! ° 7 B® charge of entertainment for the, T 4 C : The only reason we can offer these handsomely fur-trimmed Coats at $25 is that each year popular-priced Coat makers goto @ visitors ourists ases . . . . . abor ay w el] ; i | the most exclusive Coat designers and buy a Coat of a style for sample purposes. Through our friendly business relations eee and Si ries of parties, bridge luncheons, : Contains military brush, tube. for tooth because of our tremendous volume of business . . . we are favored with these original samples that will sell later in the season § coi: tournaments and dinner dances brush, tube for shaving ‘brush. container ° ° ° thie lave bee ive he | -covered ) , he ‘ for $39.50 to $75. To complete style, size and color assortments we have purchased 1000 gorgeously fur-trimmed Winter Coats, Bre? ere eee een eet. 3 there and nail fie that fits into id. Black ‘ - Oo CAS . _ ° an ro ’ which assures every St. Louis woman the correct style in the correct size—- EVEN EXTRA STOUT WOMEN CAN §@ win be an at-day program with | golf for men, bridge for ladtes dur- | $10.50 $Q-6 Washable Crepe de Chine ; $1.69 1 Beautiful quality, soft, pebbly weave, all-silk; pure dye : and washable. A fee i as a ee oi large assortment of pretty shades for every purpose. 39 inches wide. Brocaded Silks $1.29 Yard A most unusual ef. s fering of fine qual- BS 4h ro a to *75 Values YAN sanae an NN tag e ec sseaba a sees ner and dancing in the evening. 9 in. long —_- BE FITTED at... $25. ing the afternoon a special din- Vales. Miss Theadel Rigden has de- 2% ‘in. deep. parted for Salt Lake City, Yellow- stone Park and Colorado resorts. i 10 in long, 10 in. Jong, 6 in. wide, $ 15 6 in. wide, 5D Miss Nadine Hollman has as 2% in. deep. =e | 2% in. deep. a guests, Miss Helen Coleman and $14 Value $16 Value Miss Priscilla Cannady of Marion- o ° | ville, Mo. ’ : | Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Grote are q Men's Empty Tourists Cases ‘visiting in. Chicago. They are = cuests ef their son-in-law and $3.5 — $39 $4.9 | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. — Haag. 8 in. long, 5 in. wide and 2% in. deep; ' fabricoid and leather in black and brown. im attractive colors, : For dresses, combi- nations, linings, spreads, etc.; the Quantity is limited. Heavy Suede Ladies’ Silk Empty, Tourist Cases $9.85 — $4.95 Newest Style Shawl Collars and Cuffs! Queen Anne Collars and Cuffs! — g v ‘ Se iemgmtgtenen tiie Pegret por / : Flat Crepe Elaborate Fur Borders! | fabeettied htt hl a Mrs. Paul B. Corr bas Pp loops for comb, ghears and nail file in lid. Very attractive and wueefuls M for Wisconsin where she will oe — = M : : [ = _— ery compact; has convenient ~ : ese aterials the guest of relatives. = Empty Cowhide Case =| — rH hi — $ ia. . © xe nc ama e ¢ : a, le envy he Z Miss Mary McCarthy entertained : ad : blue, gray and black. silk, heavy weight ? Black and brown; 10 in. long. ) 95 Crepe at ” thi - : H COA S with a bridge party Wednesday 6 in. wide and 2% in. deep; +5. = evening. Her guests were: Miss} fas leaps sorgome cnears and ("QDes Elizabeth Callison, Miss Marjorie — price, affords avery q timely opportunity a to secure your needs at consider- able savings. 39 Miller, Miss Carolyn Symonds, Miss 7 = Folding Umbrellas Kitty Little, Miss Evelyn Walter, Miss Natalie Earnshaw, Miss Esth- er Polk, Miss Thelma Beasley, Miss ' Duumere Duvbloom Ramshead Suede Ramshead Broadcloth Every man and woman traveler should have one: fits into 16-inch case or traveling bag when foifed. inches wide. .makes j " ; 7 ; - most attractive 5 Juliard Venice Gertrude W ood, Miss Dolor >s The following low prices include the ; N Fi Browning and Miss Josephine Mc- handles: ' ie t frocks. ewzelia Velsheen ; al (Rownstairs S f Carthy. z American Taffeta Union Taffeta 4 “nste : . 7; if cape so. : Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williamson == Can be made 7". to *6 _" to *10 bey . bE UR i. ABRI and Miss Mary Louise Williamson —— ‘te order in colors Hie are visiting in Bloomington, Til., the , Bil ° ‘ guests of Mr..and Mrs. Lewis Wil- Biss f Lapinex Plush Lambskin § liamson. HAI Raydora Baronduki @| Miss Dorothy Schmitt arrived | nel 2 ° home yesterday after a motor trip| re > Strooks P pew neh of two weeks through the east ase ay ' i erwits y Canada. qa’ x Mrs. Malcolm McLean was guest for STOUT WOMEN | Ad -, of honor at a party given Friday | | = o evening by Miss Mildred Gaffron. "BSA MPI SES el aa aan sR Me 2 : te : a 5 * turned from a visit in Delaware, Pek 4 $ rater 5 : | Ohio, dt ae e POR, erm used in the fur | Mr. and Mrs. William Meteer eu eit /3 \ oo purchased from a ‘and children of Detroit, Mich., de- hah fe Tan ... Winter Beige ... Sonora ... Weath- | Mrs. Dan Ring entertained Mon- d nm additi | ut a Geen. Weed Bark | aay evening with # party in honor who demand, in ition, the joy, | APY 95 Sailor Blue ... Red, Navy and Black. of Mrs. John J. ee oe the freedom, and the right of foot | We | marriage was announce y. ts : ee e Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Radfield comfort. % . pee | i rae ion three weeks’ as” s [navy voturnes tem 5 See aan Adaptos are built over the famous 4 stay ata ft veamaaiaiieic . : $ DEPOSI si: “combination last” which provides i einen . oe - : : Miss Edna Clossen ts going to restful, high-areh support and snug i; elighted with these dainty, Will hold any Coat in our Muskogee, Ok., accompanying Mise narrow-heel fitting. They are good j tly tailored, perfect fitting Will Call with small pay- Thelma Horton, Miss Bertha and ° cy ; colored. PRINTED BA- t a sa ments until Winter comes. Miss Laura Clossen, who have been to look at —good to walk in! 4 RINTS, TISSUE GING- 7 a i a her guests. | : Hh, ORGANDIES. Youthful | e =| Mra. Haze! ee Lome = | Sizes to 11 Widths AAA to EE i _= & seca ‘ow York City was ee Matr ss “ e New Yor : bw) one i on ] he Sizes Friday afternoon at a bridge) & Our * Foot Service Department will accord ' Styles for those requiring | The largest assort- : luncheon given by Mrs. Robert you free foot-ezamination and adcice, H small checks, polka dots, | ment of fine Coats ever 1050 Misses’ Coats, 14 to 20 Salvage of Signal Hill ie small figured designs on 7 offered to St. Louis 775 Women’s Coats 36 to 44 Mr. and Mrs. a c. Regen | "Under direction of Byron Schindler, Podiatrist if = . : ; oa ) fort ‘orty- stree : , women’s and large sizes 3 en. Over 50 racks 4 See on tame Sea 207 , ; wprcy these wonder-| 525 Extra Size Coats, 46 to 52 Nine, of over 75 styles, pictured— where they will: spend several | | .a ful Coats in sizes to fit x 5 to 53 “ae , weeks. ane agri : €sses—Cool, Sum- se every type of woman. 150 Super Stouts, 4 SEE WINDOW DISPLAY The regular fortnightly dinner | § . Sizes 16 ‘ _ : dance was held last night at the : : 16 to 42 | | St. Clair Country Club. | SIXTH AND LOCUST D | — NUGENTS BARGAIN BASEMENT |ume} ‘ocsesseo = rose | | - a a two daughters of Jackgon, Miss, , ies ae a q 4 er .

Page 30

es i aia Se ore : Kee ie, Lia AB ye ee ns oe ee at ee eae ¢ Art SSSK ~—— ery EN ONDA Ae ae: ra = * Pee wee hye 4 : : 2s Spey * aoa ~ ai % rhe ~ a ares po a, ay we ai : aocagi oa ~ an al ao se or es =) Sd catia Sakios cg 5 eae Das ; incline Rote Pe TIRE ome MOA of . va Sig eer w ae, Mee a Pe bcd Ce et ingt S a Habe eo Wise girded es Ewer To esti ae ea? e8 Ca ES ihe sya? ‘ Pee ae Taha i ca, ish, aCe OG hg il EE Mik. nai ee “4 ‘ erg ; te a5 ts eda SESE ADA ON ple wee s - = © ' — FES A ks Pl epee tie Pa eae ee 5 tasay Shah Si ia NON me ae RES Es Pies be , a ee _ - ‘et Happens K a eS ay ae Sie iba 200% pipe ipa Yt Paes} a emacs. a) ee to xo Ad ‘ye wr . ys “a . ¥ ay oe Sa 4 we i 3 rn ao ‘ . f i “y ; yo ae ee 3 : a 2 I ee Per ‘és SEMEL Sew pM 6 oy le A ear Basie’? ISS ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ STNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— Webster Groves Social News Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Piant of Swon avenue departed several days ago for Ephraim, Wis. to spend the remainder of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Charies E. King an@ their son, Edward, have re- termed from a motor trip through tuc East. Mr. and Mrs. Claren.e Comfort, of North Gore avenue and their family are spending a few weeks at Torch Lake, Minn. Mrs. William John Parker _of Lockwood avenue, who has been in Detroit. Mich.. with her son-in- | law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Custer Baker, arrived home last week. Mr. and Mrs. S. Blewett Wag- ener of West Lockwood avenue and thelr two young children wil! depart the first of the eek for Holland, Mich.. where they wi! spend the month of August 4a° Black Lake. The Lions Club of Webster Groves had as its speaker at the regular Thursday luncheon meet- ing Cecil Morey, a member of the Boy Scouts, who accompanied his fellow members on the “loving Trip” through the East.. Cecil, 14 years old, gave a most interesting account of the trip. Mr. and Ms. Isaac A. Hedges. § Westmoreland place, their daugh- ter, Miss Dorothea, and their son, Isaac Jr., are spending the summer at their home on Berry road and Lockwood avenue. Mr. and Mrs. S R. Plant avenuc and their have gone to Charlevoix, Mich., to remain untii the last of August. Mr. and Mrs. J. Perter Henry and family have gone to Fountain Point, Mich. Tyier of Mrs. W. D. Stover of Mason ave- nue and her daughter, .ard Jacobsmeyver of Ferguson, have gone to Northport, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Robinson of Reavis place have had as their guests during the last week Mr. the East for a short stay in New children | /-Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Ed-. and Mrs. Thomas M. Puenos Aires. Mr. and Mrs. Wood departed yesterday aftermeon ‘or York and Boston. They will sau Aug. 11 for London. Mrs. Reuben James Russell of Algonquin Lame was hostess at 4 luncheon of eight covers Wednes- éay, complimenting Mrs. A D. Forsyth and her daughter, Miss Kathryn Forsyth of Delaware, V.. and Mrs. James Guble and daugh- ter. Miss Lillian Guble, of Louis- Ville, Ky. Miss Adele Prudhomme and Miss Meda Keator of Bermuda La.. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mave Keator of Oak street. Miss Virginia Kleissie of Gree- ley avenue left Wednesday after- noon for Wilkins Camp at Piano. Til.. where she will spend two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Harry Rhodes and their two children are spending the summer at Ephraim, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Blake of Plant avenue were host and hostess at a party Wednesday eve- ning at the Westborough Country Club. in celebration of their six- teenth wedding anlniversary, and complimenting their cousins, Mr. and Mre. J. C. Lackey and Mr. and Mrs. J. Mountfort Aull, who re- cently returned from their honey- moon trip through the North. Mr. and Mrs. Cc. B. Fox of Park ‘road Geparted yesterday for Ch- cago, where they will spend sev- eral dars. Mrs. Fred Holekamp of Sher- wood drive was hostess at a bridge luncheon Wednesday. Miss Isabelle Blood. daughter of Hill road, has returned from a vis- it with Miss Chariotte Healey of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Robert A. Roesse! and twe children have gene to Ely. Minn... where they will remain until the first of September. Mrs. Roeesse! Wood of wi! S. Blood of Rock, join his family early in Au- Announcement was made this week of the engagement of Miss Wrances Virginia Taylor, daughter of M - and Mrs. Arthur G. Taylor to Clifford Fay ef St Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Doisy of Pacific avenue and their children eft this week for Hackensack, Mich... where they will spend the month of August. Miss avenue has gone to Syivan Mich.. to spend several Obear of Oak Ter- to Boston, Mass.. iil spend several weeks. Lydia Hospes of Old Orch- | Mr. and sara. Jasper Blackburn | of Hawthorne avenue daughter. M rs. Maurine Smith and her young daughter, Margaret Vir- and their. ginia, have gone on a motor trip | threugh the northern part of Mis- sour. Miss Kathryn ster Groves, head of the classical language department of Linden- wood College. bor, Mich., to do special work for an advanced degree. Hankins of Web- has gone to Ann Ar- | Before her ) departure, Miss Hankins completed | the compilation of centennial of Linden- “eee ~# ; iuxe Va tre wooed College, an edition de) inculding all letters, | memorials and programs ef the} > , 5 entennial celebration. Mrs. G. W. Spen cago is the guest law. Mrs. T. R. side avenue. Mr. and Mrs. mmit avenue are sm at Springtfieid, ts of reiatives. F DD. Beardsiee of Swon l be hostess to her read- afternoon. 2 j i) Line Goggin vivester avenue de- | a two-weeks ’ os ae he Ozarks. eiceeediees Miss -/~ . i ae » -— P| 7? departed Thursda: trip te Minnesota and Harriet for a Norman. .Chivvis and family spending the summer. at their re in Dougias, Michi. Miss Judith Healey. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jefferson road, wil v8 obert Bausch and ' ' : | Wis- | ’ | 16 to 50 Weeks to Pay By choosing the Morris or Club Plan of payment, one may share in the —- pe wr in the August Sale Furniture immediately. NUGENTS “THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” ‘Store Hours: 8:30 A. Mi to 5 P.M. Closed Saturday Furniture Department—F ourth ANNUAL AUGUST SALTe OUTSTANDING ©@ AUGUST SALE FEATURE $235 Two-Piece LIVIN G-ROOM SUITES ° A Living-Room Suite of enduring charm which is graceful and practical and very moderate in cost, has been selected as a feature in the August Sale of Furni- ture by our Furniture Department. This two-piece Suite includes davenport and armchair. Solid mahogany frame. Fine quality allover mohair covered with linen frieze reverse cushions. 1 / . Pay Only $18 Down, Balance Monthly Monday Thrifty St. Legg Homemakers share in extragr- dinary values. This year the August Furniture Sales give every promise of past records for vastness © excellence of its assortments, Unsurpassed savings, which St Louisans always recogmize at Nugents. Estimate your needs COXWELL CHAIRS $65.00 Value—August Sale $47.50 Covered in fine quality moqwuette and friezes, Trim- med in mohair. Web bottom constru OU Re eS ; ay $10.75 Daven- port Tables in the August Sale $6.95 $185 Dining Suite Pay Only $14 Down and the Balance Monthiy $7.50 Toric Eyegl Renuwrky_€ Memorial Ceremony. fl] of selected. walnut ve a ] g asses — ee Pn > coe with om | 39°" Remarkably Low Priced Satis “wiiiaamen a Gia cee gumwood and mahogany in- ieee iniiilibaiien eile — teriors. Dustproof through- Mothe: rs and other civic organi > t. “ fet, extension — . - © imis oe ; er tions participated in the laying ct table with equaliz slides mished in mahogany ov ; ie . - seasoned hardwood. inch he cornerstone of the $300,000 | ee Se See Seieet Sap 7s qetens Gareee Sih 2s ents top. Suitable for | | Pl pono library. Memorial Hall to be erected on the hall or “Ampus of the University of Ken. | tucky here. Frank L. MeVer, pre- | ident of the University. Presidec, and Maj. Samuel M. Wilsen. who | was wounded on the French fronr, | delivered the princiy address | Serolis containing names of a! Kentuckians who fell in Woria | War will adorn the walls o/ th, memorial. which will be used rs READING—DISTANCE—SEWING convocation Dbuliding bw the uni. | Examination, Frame et une , , 4 Death of Miss Chariotte Lace. | VAN BUREN, -Ark.. Iuiv ex .—! at 26 Ground te War Your Lenses and Case Complete . Funeral services for. Miss Char-| rotte Lace, 78 rearg old. who died iome in Suitable for reading, distance or sewing, relieve Wednesday were held eyestrain arising from imperfect vision. Satisfac. home Thursday. Miss Luce was) mom guaranteed. Your eyes tested free under the porn here, but spent the most ot | latest scientific methods. wer lite She was | : NATION BY EXPERTS a niece ho the tate Rear Admiral | EXAMI Stephen B. Lece end a member of & widely known seuthern | Her father was the tate John | | Biceker Lore. Miss Luce ts sur. , vived be @ brether. | Leabherk, Tex. and M. Coeke of San $35 Console Chests In the August Saie $250 Bedroom Suite | ee eee $195 Bedroom Suite Pay Only $15 Down and the Baiance Monthiy Effective Suite of walnut and gumwood with Sber $ 50 wood carvings and orna- mental veneers of Australian with antique gold bronze, floral decorat- Fort Smith | frem the -

Page 31

_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 area * . Be . Oe Se , a 7 " » we eae PA 7 Os : . 2 Rat st , aa * : : . oe TF . ee a ee S > vit , a 4 oe ee CR eS ~~ = Pe a we Mh. Me a Ss 4 ae. ~ ~*~ I Ae. Sat am ee « pe S E ONS ae ae at 8, Dade * *. ae ax, a ae ee es me ie. - > ae Ane act - ‘ % > of Cae ROLY PEE. ee ial Sor eee act tae i a et a tee ‘ ea ee 4 "Se => re > ed Ae *% ee ta 4 ae . toe . eee y seo Se et, et +? me eis : Na + eS aoe oe a eee es wee % Future Deliveries Selections will be held un. til — directions are given. Buy now, even though your home or apartment is mot ready fof occupancy. all Sale Begins Monday, 8:30 Second Floor | i Additional space has Efficiently trained salespeople will aid | , been given our Coat Manv Gifts Which Have Been you in selecting the style ...the color... € reg eat ae Stored Will Be Put on the —, ; se size best suited to you and tion in a spacious sec- your special needs. : Display. oa ) tion, ment—Fourth Floor |## | One-of-a-kind ee Many new exHibits, from that , Coats worth part of the Lindbergh collection s twice and more ri. which was kept in the vaults of Bi : . as much as we “Ss Mississippi Valley Trust Co. until ’ ee ere EINE ONE Vs IEE EOLA RASA EEE MIO PE SH NE NEES. AGASSI PL ER 2 ae See a. Aw resent them for recently, will go on display this in this advance ; week at Jefferson Memorial. season sale. "Dozens of huge packing cascs fill a room, probably 16 by 20 feet, : in the basement of the Memorial. 7 Bs sees: 24 ot 7 Many of them contain cits of ee Soe gees se * _— . oe on clothing and the like which will not ! ae ee a kas ? 5 be placed on display, but the more : . Rie ee j : ie suitable objects will be placed with 7... ree : | the exhibition when the Municipal Ser | | ‘ Opera vacates the west wing of ga. Sa Be | | : the Memorial at the close of this ‘ ' 2a BS ere | season. ee : lar eee A vase and a wax bust uf Col. a 3 | és ape i Lindbergh were crowded in among : we Pe Fs ots ‘ ii, the exhibits in the east wing last is ie og — se fees RO y ; = week. .A number of model air- | [s&s = ere ti : “a 7 ' planes, a silver plate engraved with . 3 Ree Sie ae. | | the autographs of Imperial Airways ee oS ell ey ee | pilots, cups from the Ottawa Kow- 4 a = : Fe ee A ing Club and the Stene Mountain J (4) O “3 2 ie en fe | % eae ry Confederate Memorial, a diamond- ; wee . ee i eo set black handbag from Cartier’s : : iB oe hg -_ pu7~ & mae ty in Paris for Mrs. Evangeline Lind- Thrifty St. Louis ; : ‘i Z papeen iia aS My : : bergh and many others probably ig es a am i pe me Rae will be on display by Tuesday. 's share in extraor- - Be & Big Uy Prin This year the ee ie | , ed | el Soxs a * — Lotte Sy, o*® te ten «en. le i, de oe ay -~ : all Rare Books Given. 7 Th Interest in the collection ap- 4 parently is growing. Daily from iture Sales give Monday: € $9 a.m. to & p. m. the narrow aise of excee ding ° j | aisles between the showcases ere fi A crowded. An increasing number, for vastness and rst D ay O Our nnuad ~ at this period, are tourist. ; fs ; | ° es Many visitors have been curious of its assortments. oe , , 7 I] d Wi t " t Cl y ‘ : £ ae ae Gee . | pf . | | | = about two huge, remarkably bound Za Savings, which St. BS Bi eg ff Fa an tn er Od aasstc te" and illuminated volumes of evident lways recognize at , ee eee 2 L & antiquity which the society received . me ae oe , \ a e 9 5 two weeks ago from H. B. Stebler stimate your needs mG : gee ib) | St Louis ate of Berne, Switzerland. A letter. : Ss bs 4 i | ° 3 : fonday for the big- ae we | MAN | - | wanes had been delayed arerres | Bee gee. - ih yesterday and explained that they : of the season. oo S eee Ue i | i} uts n Ing a ues & were Persian manuscripts of the ) he ‘ | b Jf | : | 3% Koran and the poetry of “Saadi” | aa “lO ee! oe | oe f 3 @j jor “Ladi. and were the gift of a gry ‘ Oy Me ae: ‘adi To convey in “mere words” a definite idea o pe | Dr. Pocroasky of Rue Stamboul, age Pi | > a. | tle the luxurious quality and marvelous value of the -#@ | Teheran, Persia, to Lindbergh. iS | are . ) 71 - ora | Ai}. : Annual August Sale is impossible. |. Calls tor a recently issued vol- _ Sac ; Mee ie ae Zs ¥ | . AP Cher Coats in our nnua 4 . f ; ume of photographs, picturing 265 | ads ey Gare s -« bpm Ly ia | ae (ip They are models that are the very quintessence O of the finest trophies, have been Gore .. 3 fo, ae i Ee A Vit i, refinement, representing the ultimate in Style : received from ‘every stute, Mexico, ida Re oe Re i. J sy _ Distinction and Fur Luxuriousness. They are ‘Mi | Canada, Central and South Ameri- 4 — ras Piers bap FZ tify Vie | 4 UP Uy | ; inal h ended thir se ca. The Pennsylvania Railroad has . ae ea.- fee oy 4 jm | ty | Coats on which the designers have exp ordered copies to be placed on the Ad a BW) tees La Ve \\, \ Yj : utmost talent, being exact replicas of the foremost . St. Louis-New York train, “The ef SP aia” (8 4 2... > Bae 7A Wp, .\ Shh M/A style successes, shown at recent Paris openings. ‘eu:@™ | Spirit of * Louis.” The booklets, ux ©Ee ~ Mie ‘ ats. et Sa a is f we. YG ip tH oY Ly, iy 4g a ° ° Gees . Missouri Historical : aa eee Ue by in | i time Monday. oe published by Ke PR fos se fe | vagy , ; Shown to the public for the first y : ea | Society, are sold at the Memorial : : eo - | Hwee Gm ie | * | at cost, $1 each. ; ee - Pe ; ! J ~ ais ree . En ‘ E>. 3 : j Li4 : : y om } é, WW i ye Ly Dy ti fe 1 4G Z OE Eph ae @ The Gorgeous Fur that of space, ‘by the Municip Vi = | ‘ ° eater Association’s action in giv- VA Rn Newest Fall Trimmings Materials Beaver... Fitch. . .Skunk ing up the west wing of the Me- morial, has brought the society face to face with another problem, cx Bawendi venient weekly or monthly payment ar- _& Gj jannual dues, and more than 125 Wood... Copper... Azure res hav: become active members, with thi Yy : , ement. Pegs" $i) annual dues. Wp AY) . : T Juniors’ Sizes 13 to 19 rang - paper LEE IAG Fall Leaf..Nut Meat..Light Tan Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 — ~ ees een. YZ, (if thy Gy, Charge purchases appear 6, BRITISH CABINET APPROVES sf —- a x ‘ Con i be 7? WY Sage Bark.. Navy.. Leaf Green Women’s Sizes 36 to 48 @ on October statements, oe . . — ff ey iY Gray .. Black .. New Blue Stout Sizes 4244 to 52% a payable in November. ce ne CABLE MERGER -Room Suite +H m GO UCU. Cherry .. . Wine a aera EE | Over Teiceraph and Mare nd the Balance Monthly in — fy, Gp : coni Corporations, ne “ y LY ot . | on (Copyright. 1928. by the P yO a a Ly tify Wy, YW rE 4. zer Publishing Co.’s (the New Rees, Vs! oa: Vy i Yay bv. Y “ee World and Post-Dispatch.) a 5 0 ee iy ae WY yp My 4 WH,” iY pie Ce LONDON, July 28.—The Cabinet tL . | 7% Vif i Be Bh Mi, 4 /, y % Uy c. Uys Yi “3 Lyf, - / ' has approved the wireless and GL - 3 4 fo K/ a y th “ pase : , AD Z % y Add Pn wy , y, 4 , ‘A a 4 Le, A i 4 ‘ 4 = A i ; > $ hip ‘ re } 4s Ch yj ; Ky Bes tf bs, y, A WY j i y / «-* : “ 5 ‘ ‘ ‘ " - . t ; | . i Y bj WG ; j : it Z, * ys ip Yyfiyys YY Z Le ; : th j Z ; “nS . ’ _y me ’ : » ; SL | Z Re- ; : ; : f H / s ' ‘ } : fi : Ys Z Wy thy iy y re oy Y bs Ve / ' s ; y a ’ ie. ’ : a “s " : ; ‘4 ay Yio Wy, Md Uf, ‘ : iy, ; > , Z s, way “ate vents ner 7 Pon » * 3 Peep IRS aby aie Ritegn SOP — “ . prin ty began grey sd ree - 5 ier og ae > eae 1 oe ae Dee a > at , Ds, etn cue 3 : i ae iV ee % = joe AEP ih Ala Oem aioe parte dih = oe ore " ene © ie ie bel LS gy AR BBP, PR rape % Saws SSS ~ mended in areport by the Imperial! Wireless and Cable Conference in Ottawa, Que., today. The recommendation wae that a merger be effected te take over the securities of the eastern exten- sion and Western Telegraph com- panies on the one hand and of the Marcon) Wireless Co. on the cther. Premier Stanley Baldwin will ,announce the Government’s de- cision in the House of Commons | Thursday. Several similar an. /nouncements will be made by the | Premiers of the dominions at about the same time. The Tory and Liberal members of Parliament will approve the im. perial combine. Labor will oppose it, but there is no reason to doubt that the merger will become an accomplished fact shortly. eo aoe Tornado in Michigan. YPSILANTI, Mich., July 28.— One bullding was wrecked, the roof blown from another and ten houses | were badly damaged by a tornado which struck here last night. No one was injured. The roof of « freight depot was taken off during the storm. cable merger which was recom- base. Mohair all over. Bate > . te

Page 32

remost Coat Iho Contribute ions Creat PAYMENTS the Will Call De #, Co-Operatio z er) Manufacture Their C of Am WINDOWS Presented W AND SEE OUR coon Lynx k Wolf in irrel irrel Badger Caracul iNGSs Pal insky Rac Ci UR -DIS Ff TRIMM Kol smimer Plat Easttong M Ombre- - ttch it Fox Natural Squ F K Kr Blended Squ Pudi ion 1S . ‘ new Coat 1C§ LLOU Norma demonstrat with superfine — e and Suede Fabr i] lla irelda cing gladly co-operated de hundreds of women Coat Special is wonderful opportunty MMED you plan a See our windows today and G furs alone worth this sale If Kashm Supreema Broadcloths and Velour de Norde . de values which are difficult to pensive 36 to 42 provi th ex gust Coat Sale as a con adin h year we WOMEN'S SIZES provi 1 g manufacturer has iably ly embellished w s have featured the Au be (Reg. U. 8. Pat. ixth Street. ine ecta MATERIALS AND-FURS ~~ . Bac Kashmir Se " SIZES to 20 ing 14 he August Sale invar ble values gs made possible by KI] MISSES ake advantage of th in t y are exquisite 10va Inc * OATS FEATURED lud lso Fine MODERN The Very Smartest P in year by all means t Ma 08 Washing later. Man 4 en the doors open Monday h as icate | dupl ine market prestige and resources and every le with us to provide incompara Winter Coats at sav this ! For many years Kline a - : - D ~~ ee : des - a y A — - .- & o~ price of Kl be on hand N ee, oe pr “ GIT wean he N fT” > ES + - ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TRI ET AS ets ek PAGE 10 Pekin teot AS oe. cake ake t . a ws , ier tiak ’ i ¢ ‘ RD phtred eodltede a tag Se mae ect ae > < be LOT. vaReed he eo. be ¥ ‘ee 3 ee yr: SILAS Pad * op Se 3 eh a Ree ee ae = evietneersnrmemtnrs Percent SEN he tae tage ces si AE I ABI. 8 He Rly me OR RR ak 5 a Fea Li Sy eR RS NOR A eed Pep pa “i aye ny cad aisiemas ra." S305 F giles | Va ARE SN San ate? Ne SP OU Sea PAE I a ae teat caper ety ' x FR ET eT, oh y an —_— ha one : . ioe a agi cds fay ch wer a = — . 2 = 7 Pe x Coe. rs Sate te oN, Ly eter . Napeanepeatitialiameebaiae i ientedieaslieaaiitia Se Mam es Ye Seton ae <te ae =" * rd as tu” 2 20. eR gO erty ber FN ee tgs FOIE TI sag hi gre OH ee I A TTL ES . Ae SAN Stipe i erate ian ec ae aoe ee ee i OOM MI JONES , ane mca. ' sai ‘ ‘ey Saas : Y ‘ “ © nO opp hi, ts Be 2 paar eae oe < : t eh. PRR I Eo EN AME Ad DS Oy ORT tit: ck TAU ee ‘ se , fats Ei 8 7 “Dah aie | ae aicee, S ee : » 5 Fe % Se RAE VS te Nhs CR hn rule’ ees : - < 55 wz = he, ; Carne ah 4 i" i Ste -~ hit 4 4 " "Pian. ae: oS. cats . 3 Me hee g ‘ * 7% *,* t : wes ke, bet = a Pe +. rt REE wie File os 4 $ Naheel js 4 4 ee noe = . ee ; a Pin: 7 Peas oe ak nes Fae eas Kawsees NCS SR a ek att Be Bh, Saag AR heey Sad meni a me y ty Pe 4 — z a

Page 33

r — . o = —_— — a - ‘ + SLADA’ HULL ALNG, JiLa mvs i et ee oe) ea ort Oren ree " a4 CF Se .: ‘ y as ee aS . A ‘ ¢ ; ° ate e ‘ . oft.) Wh. oe ; re See Sz ; : = a : . = a, » ~ ons ge \ acne ye ~ Bi cnn May git ee in ae. et tL eee kee cal Le ae er ae ‘ 3 Sy ape en in «nah Caansithetitats ate 1 RRO Ey RR tt, Qa +8 esented With Co-Operation MODES OF EXCEPTIONAL BEAUTY of America’ | remost Coat : HE AUGUST COAT SALE arrives! And what a packing | a gn 88 woman has ty i awaiting her! This year style is paramount, and our makers have achieved unexpected anu fac Cure NM Co ntr) ib ute gee heights in their designing. As usual, Kline’s have in this notable event assembled Coats of most. : L/ : oo) eg exceptional merit. . Many are one-of-a-kind samples which cannot be duplicated. Many were never The? r Ch J Creations ; Rk tad intended for selling so low priced. No Kline event in our memory has had the time and resources 3 lavished upon it which we have devoted to this annual Coat sale—nor have we ever been so bril- liantly successful! Once again Kline’s dominance as apparel specialists brings finer Coats and greater values to St. Louis women. A METS Riaher Tas cari he ee ‘MODERN MODES AND COLORS Spiral Cuffs : Art Moderne Cuffs Animal Cuffs : Side Flares : Circular Insets Deep Tuxedo Collars Paquin : .Scarf Animal : Double Skirt Effects > Self Bandings PRO ee eA OE Ny mn o attends oe . ps sin te - heres. 1h aries 2 Pot edcarelgete SMALL SIZES | LARGE SIZ 12 to 16 - 42 to 48 ee rage CBE OAL ~ 8 pre titin i. mnpercortn avers FALL SHADES A W ood-Brown Holds Any@p October 1st Fall-Leaf —- Filbert CHARGAASES | Green-Wind Will Be Bpember Furst Cari-Blue MAKE DERPAYMENTS Bunny-Gray Have Your Cathe Will Call Silver-Gray Montana-Brick Wild Cherry Black Arabic, Red Cardinal Marine Blue Ruska Green or AAS Rt Reece a a ea Pes yh A). as ae tare oe chshaimloneae en + saOnaiaitinde 2 aggre tem sn . “ PICTURED ON SALE MONDAY

Page 34

PAGE 12. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - MACHINE GUN STOLEN FROM theft in Hongkong of a machine | ing. . e gun from the deck of the British How Chimese coolies were able WOMEN VOTERS PRINI SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 Dessau Greets Two Bremen Flyers.. By the Associated Press. , DESSAU, Germany, July 28— pealed and a large crowd cheered them lustily. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ENS BROTHERHOOD = Postum Co. Buys Out Coffee Firm. By the Associated Press. destroytr Sepoy by harbor thieves.|to board a British warship and The British destroyer lay at an-| dismount and remove a machine , chor in its usual berth off the} gun without attracting the atten- navy yard when a refuse junk|tion of the watch on the vessel pulled alongside, presumably to; would make interesting reading, collect ashes from the warship.| but the British soins ee ; east | Inquiry will not make public its ; CANTON, July 28.—Bias Bay | aachabtoapring “thous geben dis- | an, til The Hongkong land and / Questions Answered by Most of pirates and Canton gun-runners | sovered that a machine gun, mount- | water police were notified of the | Those in Race, but Three are laughing up their wide sleeves|ed and clamped to the decks as a i theft, but no _ agg the missing ha Give Views at the British navy, following the! part of its armament, was miss- ‘run has been found. etusé to e ‘oF caaeeiadamainie nn , On Various eee, In Legisiature Is Cited as a Reason. © @ 45 indorsement of Charles — M. i. for the Democratic nomina- BY sor United States Senator by “ghairman and secretary of the Legislative Board of Brother. of Railroad Trainmen was public yesterday at the Hay- 3 nator headquarters.. Erne indorsement, addressed to . members of the organization, |} ~ 7 gorse HAY’S CANDIDACY Field’ss Coat Sale Values impossible to Duplicate Later. BRITISH WARSHIP IN HONGKONG Coolies on Chinese Refuse Junk Suspected of Having Taken Weupon, Clamiped to Deck. By the Associated Press. : ‘ B Capt. Hermann Koehl and aron NASHVILLE, Tenn., July 28.— von Huenefeld, after a tour of Ger- | one sale of the Cheek-Neal Coffee man cities, today returned to the!cCo, to the Postum Co., Inc., was spot whence they started the firct| ratified yesterday by the stock- stage of their trans-Atlantic flight; holders of the Cheek-Neal com- on March 26. The flyers came by|pany. Frank A. Berry, attorney air from Danzig in the Bremei’s|for the company announced. The sister plane, the Wuropa, and the/transfer_ will be made Aug. 1. entire Junkers staff turned out te; when the Cheek-Neal company greet them. Prof. Junkers and the | will become the Maxwell House local and provincial authorities] Products Co., Inc., a branch of the welcomed the airmen. Church bells Postum Co. , 235 5-51-~ 3eSS =S ne ee EE stg ae > 7 : - —- = = = ~ eo an == sapere 2 x ee eee RS 5 = Set es ee ee SS [=== Se SSS Seer Se: = D. May, chair signed by Ira ; ALL CHARGE PURCHASES PAYABLE IN NOVEMBER Abe + * Orie Ly FR aan dl = iy Bea” = hoy Paap *. pa a) ae ea eee we ape YSN ee SAS a Se A al cL a ie Pon FTE RT ie eae oe I? IO i SENSO OI, aD f MENLO ni] 4 iy . 2 RDA gp A et a: sepa gS Nana B : ’ 4 ee Fe. aay ees Wag RCO TCS, ee . eee CE Swe ey OE he AO Pr eat wn nom ty ee 5 te Age * no ne Ob pe op A Re : * ’ P. ; ee ee Shane ie lta: eee Se: per: peat My Aa on Bnd , Shenacth airect ry vont manly ae mote hia NRE MTR PO Ra ME Raat: RAO is AEN me BN ait OES GTO EOIN i Star the ae i ORE tN IPR ge agp aery ‘ ‘ TNS rome mae sf Sve ra Nie? wv ae. 4.9 a eh ne , mae — > “a , . ow . ¥ ; ventas ERIE OE MERLE PE IPO IEE? i Ny RNG SP: win Saas sy ee A - 4] a. = a ee i ot oun Se cy a Bae A ea ay oy oe Teer 4 Ay oe Lo . sO te as = Le ; ee, Pe | AUGUST EXHIBIT OF FURS ALL THAT IS NEw Is REPRESENTED IN OUR SHOWING OF FURS— EACH MODEL IS SKILL- FULLY MADE AND EXE- CUTED IN THE FINEST OF QUALITY PELTRIES. PRICE MODERATION ALWAYS A PRO- NOUNCED FEATURE IN Our Furs Is EMPHA- SIZED MORE THAN EVER IN OUR DISPLAY. WE FEATURE SPECIAL GROUPS AT $185 - $250 - $295 OTHERS UP TO $1950 te” cee ok oe Ee Y i, Ae MN hag Mae A wanere a wend re ae + = as pened eens ee oe eeas F S Weed Q oA 8 84S 58 BH 8 in the Missouri League News, cir- = culated yesterday, published the fF man. ited that when a member of one Legislature, Hay supported the naires seeking their view: on pub- ; . the safety appliance act lic questions for the information Gay edt measures in which the | ted. i seainmen were interes replies of several score candidates ——— Fe - to dozen of questions could not be pies: DETROIT, Mich., July 28.—De- ERT-ROOS ~ poe news article, but the publication - «.# you - See 3 has been denied a place on quarters. pe Fee remocratic State Committee. Of the candidates for United Republican, and James A, Collet, Democrat, did not reply. Francis a mee M. Wilson, candidate for the Dem- ee =— ocratic nomination for Governor, ~%Xe- ee ge & * WAS wst* unity for th sway from the di nel st. Edmund’s Hall FOR LITTLE BOYS Under direction as St. Masy’s a ig a carefully graded course im Enatish ‘under constant personal supervision gith the refining influences of the well ordered Christian home. , » tive Sisters at Patrons ace a re \ NEE ate duck” session of Congress and Muscle Shoals. Candidates for Governor were asked their views on consolidation of state departments, creation of a State budget system, the State primary system, permanent regis- tration, State participation in ma- ternity and infancy hygiene work, child labor, education, jury serv- ice by women and whether the candidate would pledge himself to make scientific training a matter of first consideration in appoint- ments to fill positions in. which such training and experience were | essential, | ‘PAVING OF LAFAYETTE AVENUE ¢ COMPLETED; COST IS $60,000 | ffs. a. _ Is Now a Major Thoroughare From | . > € : y, Broadway to Grand SIXTY-ONE years of sell- ; | ) ing “Furs of dependabte ff Boulevard. Smooth paving of Lafayette ave- | nue, between Seventh boulevard | and, Fourteenth street has been oe ee is a ee a way to Grand boulevard. quality” adds extra distinction to this 4 ‘ormerly of macadam, the sec- Leppert-Roos August Sale...an event which the fashionably inclined women of St. Louis have learned to recognize as authentic—both in the styling of the luxurious furs dis- | played and in the actual economes ,f presented during this sale. . Home 4 ies ¢ either institu address parse Sistes St. Mary's Academy, Nauvoo, titineis. aro * ost +s be ases® Sketched— Grey Kid Caracul with Side Cape Effect, Smartly Tailored. The new Castle - Heights Mili- tary Academy trains the boy's mind and body. Prepares for all colleges and universities. Physical Cul- ture system sponsored by Bernarr Mac- fadden. Investic gate the South’s most splendidly equipped school for boys. Write for View Book — Address Colonel W. H. F. Geod-| son, Jr., Supt., Drawer 37. “9CASTLE HEIGHTS Jilitary Academy ‘SE GANON, TENNESSEE ~— PRESS Ses SPSS i rc = en ae ee e + cerns 6 - oa ~ tion now improved has an amiesite surface. The work, costing $50,000, will be paid for by special tax bills | against surrounding property. * ee... CE De i. a dae a id isi dares nats oS uw ~ . : * o — > se ‘ GRY: 4 * “an — « = ‘ oe > OE nrg ieee AF Wn 5 he» rye ni Be tex eee, nee OE Ee te ia Pane tna hin eg i he wrt en e 5 4 ; Pee * : ee ttre Pada CYS 2 Reo Ne a tag EY ke ON > DERE oh Dont SLA oe . " eee be Cre Nn, “pole ay SBS ERR > / Sa a Me is SY as RRMA re. tO er es; a iow wl aN kom saa , . ; " . ar ante b, 23 3 wits ~ 3 SAD Sf se ley Pea oats jas ate ne ue RF RS atthe MET eae Ai, PE -— IF-YOU-ARE NOT. SLENDER You May Save From 20% to 45% in Our AUGUST SALE or WINTER COATS Grouped at Three Special Prices Re en ERR” age QUALITY - Only the choicest of pel y tries are accepted for § é Leppert-Roos creations. : furs with the unmistaka- ble mark of expert crafts- manship and originality of design. ” Py eed Bei epteen clgerhts dey mio nga VARIETY A veritable Fashion Show of. the season’s smartest modes is presented. . .lux- urious creations in a wide variety of peles and ef- « © fects .. . all authentically correct. August Sale Qnly Broadcloths and suede coatings are used. In the new colors which will be all the rage. The choice of furs includes every fashionable fur of the coming Winter. Straightline Coats. Flare effects. | 38s2 August Sale Only Broadcloths. Suede fabrics. Silvertip. Sports mixtures. Trimmed with vicuna fur, sable- dyed and lynx-dyed coney, marmink, ringtail, and badger-dyed opossum. - Jeading colleges. B’ acre campus, 14 n PRICES considerably lower during this August Sale, affording an opportunity gg hell rime Iie 4a af 4 to select furs of outstand- Stott. Sise - 4 oo he a i j ing quality and beauty at : Ales 4 | f prices that will linger long in the minds of thrifry buyers. On pay- ment of cash deposit your purchase will be stored without charge until No- vember 1st. SIZES Le ¥ oe x ¥ os eel A ‘ee -_ or of Se aya J . ' Be". ‘4 Bs ee’ 7 o> a . n = + ‘ ——_ Tes Sar “Shh 4 Ha « a P’ ( . Pe mentee oe tee weber age pin ae Fen 4 ~ . 7 » Le ? : Sapte ae . fe Hous pela dea tare Be dest eee ne os ie 0 ‘ Wo ees > gh Cee eee OR ee - “ ae ae Poke rile PONE, OME RE ER STOR HG TM Uptct ss ne as Nery 2 lai lst 9 et, oi en ee oe 7 uaa nd a wae en nye " 4 5 el lca . “isi ays! toe j “ters ; ae ‘ ee. ee ‘ ee ity Tilo apc aiiee SS ale, Se cin ie i POP 3 RMP 0 KR RG oo a ae Wee ee ti ig BD rahe ty abe tl fas ae i dike At a 2 , “ Se-Be 4 PEA) et es , v : Ba AR Mae, 7 — tems tia se ip - ps. eee weird ere ee ee ree eee ae sca oy, pe ee RT a aie, woah aie Wig alin. ong a emda é veers and Sy nnin) abet pRSIOM Hage 1 P athe tier ipa ne oak SIE SME sabe Wiad glee tye» A Cay a dni MN en i eabigcn sepia 3 nw Pere io ees a y eager pers v PPAR pice r shiho> ‘ oe Ni eas? ‘ ied. creo", meni ete ° #4 ware SI gp ote <eet hah cya oust saber vos, Bhs cen ae i it Taek ee %, ; (sda atdeih copes : “A ay ORE RG I Saha alana te Aee oe eit ib si Se Se iy ae SE oe SIXTH & CHESTNUT 3d BIG WEEK — NOW SHOWING af ; i 4 ‘ < % ss eee npn Ya SMe ees oT apes pe ane Peas ‘. c) voeaag: 4 ne A NORE Si IES Is SLT GRRE. aR EAE MAR STI = A Rp BREN : : Furs of Dependable Quality i E & Fashion Salon—Second Floor. jane. rya SIXTH AND LOCUST Mp tN 26 ‘A-tortl ys ‘ed re eagles ang SEO eve * ie ° Py Se eee Kast Soe . ae me SRN faa + Re 4 ~ tg sh Os aig ee ig | he ie a oe, Sidhe pee NS = ati Deposit holds any Coat til] you want it in No- vember. Charge purchases are billed on No- vember Ist. \Y | Bian 809 WASHINGTON AVENUE ~~

Page 35

, = oem —ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 13 -— g , | | jand d v f wing: . 4 ; Pee irs cavminacy BABY POINTS. QUT |sissce7SE 2 RSSsS5| SEEKS IDS ON MORE PAVING) 522725 oy we w man om | TREE Rowen tang a, A) 99: ie Mm > HAY’S CANDIDACY Shartel ruled against this, andj} Ulinois,. Announces Specifications | fect wide, on Route 1, Section 69.) quois County on Route 49 Se Pea : On Various Measures In Judge Bradley agreed with that for Work in Seven Counties. Near Beardstown, @.72 of a mile | tion 138. : ” poe ” @ éfezisiature Is Cited as NEF FOR AIRPORT rene By the Associated Press. in Schuyler County on Route 3, Near Coal City, §.13 miles in a2 season. | : SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July 28.—/| Section 85. Will and Grundy ) a Steamship Movements. Near Depue. 1.64 miles in Bureau dy Counties on + . Site TEEN TROLL ONS LES ONE TES an dorsement of Charles M. Specifications for sixteen and one- Route 113. conc eapeasneeeaey e Democratic nomina- ARRIVED. half miles o ng, r re the D LONDON, July 28. — American os Of paving, in seven coun United States Senator hy ties, were announced by the high- _”* Trainmen was a ; = ie bs se foe Railroad of Bond Issue. SOUTHAMPTON, July 27.—Stutt- Construction provided included es es ee eee veo dauarters. | gart, New York. eB. ¢. ee” Me ae haf - gy) EF ment, addressed to se Nepereyes BUENOS AIRES, July 28.—Vol- ; este ; . : $ ¥ * 2 ..: eS Yin " | x, eo é a taire. New York. y at i gta AES i tg (i me | | i : _ Shipper for New York. ee | ; that when a member of | ®Jéh stage of development, but one | ‘ 7 : : 4) es Sim “ssav supported tha | that the United States unquastn” | SOUTHAMPTON, July 27. — mero = Fars... . at Sarprisingly Low Prices ; é : cul tail (dyed lamb), Leopard, field. ‘ SHANGHAI, July 27.—Fresident beri ui ‘ mmer, *-s ° oane | sadine en were interested. we xn. somone eR ee Siberian Squirrel, silver Muskrat end aeterdt Muskrat. Bayer Aspirin stops such pain. Millions wouldn't use it if ; ts Bar Reputed Kiansman. commen | | it didn’t! ‘And doctors wouldn’t tell "ar i ; : | A_SMALL DEPOSI! , | has been po place ©D/ This was the message to St. | LIGHTWEIGHT & COAT: FREE STORAGE UNTO oes NY , (Has no effect whatever on the heart. )! | ire taken yesterday when |L°U* Voters received by J. A.| | Genuine Aspirin has Bayer on the box, : qembers of the organization, “European aviation, and espec- — SAILED. , ; ; [ ee Ri oe ; : OL. at ’ bill. the semi-monthly |®>ly will equal. When that day | Karlsruhe, New York. | ; i eserinentaeneteenteeeatanneeenmmetesamnenenten cnamemmmeeennemeinnnntiamneeee i ' ‘pemocr portant civic project now before St : | IT, Mich., July 28.—De- : : ae ars | ) : } : Loong as a reputed Ku Klux | Lvs. 1 cannot urge too strongly CLOSE-OUTS | men and women to take it freely, if they . 3 was taken yesterday when | 7,.. nocretesy af Cin Mémict | —*, Re . ye . . “age” eee , oe co A ' ~ modeling and Repairing of Fur | and proven directions inside. weirman and secretary of the Arriving From ; Air Tour of | fan oma te York, President way division here today, in prepar- : : , wy 4i.° ; . Satie a OTe | europe, He Urges Passage | adams, Manila for New York. | 21, for the opening of bids Aug. Bh, AUGUST _gigned by Ira D. May, chair lally that phase devoted to passen- : ‘ " wm) and E. W. Jenkins, secretary. | €T transportation, has reached a/ .. “ONDON, July 27. — American fr Now Presenting the Newest and Most Stylish whvans ves : =.) rT ” ° : , pill, the safety appliance act | COmes St. Louis will have found it} , oh ERP, July 27.—Pennland, Ot Included ta rr czectoculer display of Fur Coats are... Sometimes it’s the nerves. Other times, systemic. But pe bh Mmearures in which the | imperative that it own a first-class | NeW, York. y hein Oe erat), Raccoon, Cara- whatever the cause of an aching head, there’s an antidote. ! that St. 4 j iv : ¢ f Charles Black of Mus- ee ee ap eNT 200 GARMENTS didn’t know it to be perfectly harmless. the bond issue. body a andi airport Bond Issue Comimttee, Coats Our Specialty ta conventi ity. from Harold M. Bixby upon Bix- | , : ia , ?, . é Cleth, Silkk & Sports; = | | by’s arrival in New York yesterday | 1 sizes 14 t 1 SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. from Europe. Bixby, who is chair- | 52. eh err . the ’ Landers & Pearlman Fur Co. — jmme of spe Board ot Direttors of} ___ HALF PRICE a 7 4th Floor Mfg. Furriers 312 N. 6th St ‘the Chamber of Commerce, has) Ensemble Suits and —_— ‘ii Sncenay Mary’s Academy | been studying aviation conditions | Tailoreq Suits. Navy In Opp. Famous-Barr : - ‘in Europe with a party of mem-/} black and fancies. : Ualir e For Girls | bers of the St. Louis Air Board. | HALF OFF & LESS by the Sisters of the Order of Bixby declared that passage of) | , Benedict. Accredited to the University the proposed $2,000,000 STEWART’S ‘ ea ae Thecom7rd Px a Four-Year High at wi samen on Aug acon | 415 North 6th st SEND your mea ge to the POST-DISPATCH and GET The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation br the State Hos of uceti ~ X “ : ~.% J Si. . ve e : . na for theroush practice! education # tial if St. Louis is to continue in | )ggummmmmmmmmepppeee ese eeereeens _©:22%,JemesR Kendrick Caatnc.,Piiladelphia-New Tork RESULTS—S-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. of any newspaper in the Southwest. e distraction rf ity. — vad |the forefront of the “most impor- cominieiaa lamin ” —— Edmund’s Hall tant development in the whole his- | [EEESEERRERTErerrrererrrertrersreresererrereee a , St. tory of transporation.” : Sc essnseuonemamnsammesamsenspeeaere FOR LITTLE BOYS | : ies cape direction :: | ae Air Lines on Schedule. | carefully It would be hard to over-em- | Basis |phasize the importance of a good | the | ; : eed. Christian home. airport,” the message continued. arms may sce representative Sisters at “Members of our party flew many | bd Serr, 1b floor, from 11 A. M. tog) : f i. daily or at The Queen's Daughters’ § thousands of miles over the pas- | On Gene after SP. M. until September Ist. senger air lines of Europe, and al! Oe ee te ee ae - eT eT ee oe 7 . e ~ SR A EO MR AE rte -. Ch tere ce re AOD sowie ee ~ p. MO Pome ‘ uae. LT a ee ee ee a FRR SAA AARP RRP APR MEH ong vie ea taka PAPA ARR ARR ee AAAPARRB ARR > RA RARAPARARR PAR ARARARAAARA AA RA MRA RARARA PARA AA RA RRA RA RA RA RA A*AP Three great value groups 68 °78 °88 A sale of luxurious coats that are “‘so different’’ { TERS on record in favor of it. A cross — : : . ” . ° VARIETY RET SS section of the city le represented in |F : aA Only the finest quality coats are involved in MAARAPARA EA — ARR RAPA PARR Re RAR = for Catalog of cither institution address of us were deeply impressed by the | te dependability and comfort of air. appa the facilities of the airports for the | § ° safety and convenience of passen- ; gers. ‘ a The “Stanley Clark (Chairman of the . | fied Chamber of Commerce Air Board) | E | Modern and I flew from Paris to Zurich, ; Berlin, Koenigsberg, Riga, Reval, | Roe | ¥e dam and London. We used regular | B ‘ wey The new Castle {| daily schedules maintained by pas- | F QO + y . ‘=: senger air transport companies of | § a) rs of se]]- -E Heights Mili- England, Switzerland, Germany, | § ~ va. tary Academy | Russia, Finland, Sweden and Hol- : endabt : FT * : exactly on schedule and arrived at. oo Pp ~ f mind and body. our destination on time or ahead AR reepares for alt |of Ume. We found travelers, tn OUr TaAMOoUS | an an | railroads. Sale... event Physical Cul- | . . | | y! _ States has a tremendous future be- bly inclined ee ture system (yond any question of doubt. St. ‘iy al d i HAW i ve le ne to i+ Bernarr Mace | ward Jooking cities in aviation. The | bo h - # UG, fadden. Iavestie | bONd issue must carry so that St.) t In the | Louis will continue in the forefront | \ O i | IST sy | : I R r / ‘RIMM D CO . - i ’ A | S ous furs dis- | most splendidly equipped school | in the whole history of transporta-_ for boys tion.”’ Exchange Indorses Bonds. i Merchants Exchange yesterday sale 3 adopted unanimously a resolution son, Jr., Supt., Drawer 37. pointing out that St. Louis now has an opportunity to assume leader- | » 1¢ choi aw tablish immediately an airport of | y the icest of pel- Military Academy the first class,” the resolution said, | / (REBANON. TENNESSEE “will make St. Louis, home of Col. : importance in the country without | an adequate airpert, and it wil? be | 7” : of I a fes- | sire for aviation supremacy and S ip and originality Civic progress.” perior "s Academy, Nauvoo, tilinois. —— travel. We were also impressed by S h Helsingfors, Stockholm, Copenha- | ool gen, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Rotter- trains the boy’s land. With one exception, we left +1 , this bp, We) t | cluding many women and children ction to VES he colleges and 'using air lines just as they would universities. eres RQ MOOR Louis is recognized in Europe e-.d a d R sponsore | 5 , “a . by at home as one of the most for- | , gate the South's of the most important development l CCONOMMES © , ae. . The Board of Directors of the | | Write for View Book ) Address Colonel W. H. F. God-/ favoring the bond issue project and UA RITY } ship in the air. : ‘ “The failure of St. Louis to es- | Lindbergh, the only city of major | a serious handicap to the city’s de- | design The Merchants Exchange was the a RARAP APR RAR ARARARARARARAR fortieth organization to approve the | bond issue formally, virtually every ~ 7 = outsanding civic, commercial and | - | “ay social body in the city having gone | —— . | TaN | : Opens these organizations. the seasons ee ESRD MIVAS Se 18.1925! says OLD COMMITTEE MAY tel ges ‘fe |. sama:s| NAME HIGH COURT CANDIDATE DUS Creations in a wide ' ee eee S. Reey Chess Bator. | ~ | 7 . 3 4k equipped military mal Opinion on Filling Late ety of pelts and ef- | ic ) _ schools. Prepares Judge Graves’ Place. . +. all authentically (ee | eae '* | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | rect | : 3 rae 7 SPRINGFIELD, Mo., July 28.— es sy | ie me, “cre so dale 14/ Judge John H. Bradley of the’ , ._ os nga conn Springfield Court of Appeals, who has been one of those mentioned for selection by the Democratic | P RICES renee aren et gre eit oo | x this sale—that’s the only kind you'll ever find at this store Many women know the splen- did quality and style which these wonderful coats represent This einige presents the very newest ideas —fashions that are now in vogue in the considerably lower ee et Se tem | seeincy eunes Sy OS ents WI} smartest ateliers of Paris and other style cen- ng this August Sale, : make for success im life. _ an informal opinion to C. W.'§ 4 ; ters of prominence ording an opportunity | Write for view book and catalog. beer ot he commen ae the achect | Come expecting to select a “‘different’’ kind of coat—the kind you’ll be proud of and that select furs of outstand- CW i'that the present committee may, | your friends will like B gpalicy and beaury at cu raRsaaun, nar [for copacicsns’ of tne nee co Select one of these marvelous coats now at a price way below the regular fall selling price RARRP APR PRR ARARARS BARA APARAARRARA BARA A ear aaa Aer _ ces that will linger ————— m | mittee to be chosen in the primary, : in the minds of | /mame the candidate. . PHO | - 'e j yy his fry buyers. On pay- TOPLAY THEATERS I have no ax to grind by this . opinion,” Judge Bradley said, “So pnt of cash deposit your ‘far as my own fortunes are con- reine, se wi red g ‘cerned, I might fare better with _ be ts ps | ‘the new committee. Many of my “ a charge until No- « ‘friends think that I would, but I! mper ist. S| | ARAGA PA RAPACARARARARAD AARAR ay kes es ~ 5 ERS x : oe Ae aR EN ea RE ot aie |have endeavored, at your request, SIXTH & CHESTNUT | to give an opinion of the law as it 3d BIG WEEK ‘appears to me after careful inves- tigation.” NOW SHOWING | No statute covers the point, Judge Bradley pointed out. so th¢ uaa ah alias 5 sla el a ia » refed > booed ae RA RAPA AMAARARARA SABA RAPARA ' ro Exquisite furs | A small deposit will hold one of these Luxurious silk linings 1 y Men and oy | rule of reason applies. ane ate Only the finest winter-trapped : coats until November tea charge Our coats are all lined with only ' omen committee, he continued, cannot §& furs are used on our coats purchases payable 1" November ia the very best of beautiful silks ‘function until 34 days after the PROR FARRAR primary, hence more than one- | third of the campaigning time be- & 3 té tween primary and general election | — p | would expire before it could pick | E | acandidate, thus depriving the man §& | | 9 chosen of valuable opportunity. It | § | appears, he added, that the present §& State Committee may function le- | 'gally until its successor is organ- | — ized, but that the new committee | & ME could fill the vacancy if the old § / one failed to. F | dudr> Graves had been unop- - . rae athers and Mothers posed for the nomination, but died §& as in ton vente at TO way Bring Your after the close of filing time. There | Sons and was a movement to have a certain 3 | prospective candidate's name writ- |B NO CHILDREN UNDER 16/ ter on the ballot by a few friends, — | thus giving him the nomination

Page 36

¢ ae SR Ig cele Ry ORE As NE ab satin i " re - +s o> QetertRran sty - md aro r > cere DR gtk « Ne eta w wr y 2a Me: ible teint ie oan SAFER SL pees CSL ee eae Es sagen ates RAPE Pe a COL cell ST RETIRE RT CRNA ABR Male ATREYU MHS er | i = . ve —" BREE, ee 23 2aegiet: re oan PRE EAS, GR SSE ROR RIN a RO Silent epee ARE: U7 a en Eat. trie & : ie = as 2 3 m4 Mae 2 net Ss : ‘ $2 4 ws “ $ 3 a oa Se Sd Toe a Pyne 7 4 fhe gap SS koa eek ae pe rigs Rie PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . GUARDS FIRE ON PROWLER AUGUST AT JUDGE MULLOY'S HOME Two armed guards employed to watch the home of Circuit Judge | Mulloy at 9505 Emerson avenue, | Overland, fired on a man whom ‘they found prowling in the yard in the rear of the Mulloy home at (3:20 a. m. yesterday. ‘waiting automobile a half block Re FURNITURE SAL SPECIAL VALUES IN Floorcovering, Rugs, Gas Stoves, Refrigerators Auner’s~ ee 2122 South Broadway grand jury investigating | “syisting conditions” in the coun-' ter. He has been threatened fre-| quently hw mail and telephone for ainst gamblers and ‘special Cash or Credit iis activities underworld Groves home of candidate for the Republican nomination for, Sheriff. was bombed shortly before | ~ a imidnight Thursday. : v4 SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET RESULTS—S-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. EE | new owner of the | 'H Hill. president of the Hill Brick SPECIAL FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY 1,000,000 Rolls Reduced WALL cr: NOTHING IN THE CENTS ENTIRE STOCK NOW PRICED OVER ROLL INCLUDING VALUES WORTH UP TO | 3 R ee ee A ROLL 2 P AP Sensational Bargains CENT CENTS CENTS CENTS A ROLL A ROLL A ROLL A ROLL Your cheice of a millien rolis inciuding fereign and domestic N. 7th | Glynn. colorings: Oriental designs, tapestry effects, English prints; every conceivable color scheme and combination. Combins- tions sold only with beantful borders or bands. Over 400 patterns te choose from. The biggest dime’s werth er pen- ny’s worth you ever saw: WEBSTER’S » 7 Just a Few of Carrols )AUGUST FURNITURE SAL Unequaled Values ee ee a — «= * He fled to a. ‘away, and the machine sped away. | Judge Mulloy is in charge of the | | ty-first i facing Nationa: ‘Company, has sub _ the ' their suit was . from | ready to bring | M. : Mayor, introduced | Council, AQLACRE TRACT NOT I ~ FAST ST. LOUIS LIMITS Sale of Property Raises Ques- tion of Where It May eo ; " swat Be Taxed. Louis. ww * . ‘ wae oo East ~——n vrs ‘ ate 64 ~~ Forty acres through a rece! ship, has been outshi e : — ' to Be surrounded 14 the a ai‘a + - . - abe oh “17 > =? Tie’i 4 OW , n. 4 YARDS WIDE Genufne cork Lincleam with burt | fer Monday, at. 2 square yard... to Duplicate Later. of owner- 4 isolated | - Special Payments Terms suited tothe convenience of the purchaser will be cheer fully arranged during this Sal event. Charge Accounts * On Teri tect war ba ti. 1 s” on ato a he ai reg Gesi, Cilat 4 i oe WS S08 _ > (4 Y/ = ta et SRS EF % 1 ve Will De placed On Uctober state- . 2 ° * ~~ > 7 ; es . ment, payable Nov. Ist. Charge accounts invited. TA IM a where it enters East St. Louis The! + William tract as A ibmitted certificate ; — 7 om of title to City Counselor Dan Me J eu * ,r ~~ 7 Av ; must pay. $1,409 1 Cial assessment taxes Eighteen years ago line was moved cast. ritory square, ; " at: teor Geen the tract acqguirec oY il - “_ rer WahtiuZg . _ os i. ‘on 2) nauent se . ‘ 4 eee se a ai as 6.7% + +r o “ft. LO tilf Se | tha 7 4 ~~ +e ~~ er, lear . ie: ©. & © Pera © FE ' 169 acres cluded. Owners of 120 Hill tract cessive actions tn the Circ at Belleville protesting the assess- ment of a improvement ? They claimed they had been ally brought into the city, ° — sustained sewer ¥ by Court’s verdict. These decisions | dary line iclosin 12 Hill tract: parating it th except on one side. Two vears ago the State made National Highway into East St. Louis by Clair avenue. was unpaved inside M. Stephens. an ordinan move the boundary crossed St. Clair avenu2 from ty-first street west 1% hirty-third street. lin }. i ae. rea iine ‘+ . ont : ted ” be - > » to KnOW ii ¢€ | WASHINGTON AV., COR. SEVENTH Beginning Tomorrow — Monday We Present Our Annual AUGUST SALE Priced to Afford Remarkable Savings The ordinance was passed by the | and property owners on | | St. Clair avenue between Fiftv-first, " and Thirty-third streets were saved the cost of paving which the Stats paid to bring the highway city limits. The new line, however arated the Hill uous city and wondering if his property is in the city and is ords as county land. where is it STEEL CONTRACTOR FILES SUIT AGAINST SAFETY INSPECTOR William M. Brown George L. Reno Maliciously Caused His Arrest. -- . +7 - territor’ Side left it isolated. on the a te he as The Furs Rich Fluffy —Baby Beaverette — Mar- The Models Gracetul oo . Caracui— W olft—F ox Seai— - arounds wi aiways find favor—because the silhouette of the mink and ma iit the youthful i v tc , i other fashionable paramount in dyed and naturai smart mode. peits. Charges filliam M. Brown, a steel erec- | tion contractor, filed damage suits in Circuit Court yesterday, asking $15,000 George L. Reno, chief boiler and elevator for the city. and $17.59 gust La Tour of 4053A Blaine ave- nue, a policenmtn. He alleges that Reno - — irom > o | _ “ars inspetior from At- ei 2. ca usec a: F o- + - “+ bas > | Tour to arrest him on Apri! at 12-Pc. Bed- Davenport Living-Room Outfit 2 Rooms in 1 Allfor... 109 Nothing ever like this offer before! A COM. PLETE and COMFORTABLE Living-Room OUTFIT— all for the price of the SUITE ALONE! Nothing else to buy—and you get TWO rooms in ONE—with this invisi- ble DAVENPORT BED! The three-piece suite is covered in finest Imperial Jacquard velour. Finest Nachman spring construction throughout! A Chance of a Lifetime Monday to save as you've never saved before! DON'T DELAY! SEE this OUTFIT by all means MONDAY, if Savings mean anything to you! 9x12 Axminster 142 | Rug tina $94.8 hatbox and spacious 4 mew shipment of hanging c oO m pa rt- fan patterns just arrived. Strictly firet ment. A tremendous quality and fully big value. THE BIGGEST AD. but the BIGGEST VALUES You'll find larger Furniture ads in TODAY’S paper BUT you WONT find a BIGGER VALUE! And this VALUE is ONLY ONE example of the many SAVINGS that await you at this store! Regardless whether you buy a living-room, dining-room or bed- room Suite—we guarantee YOU a SAVING that no other St. Louis Store Can EQUAL! Get the Carroll habit of buying BETTER QUALITY furniture at LESS! Convenient Terms AR- RANGED. A Value Extraordinary! $159 9-Pc. Genuine Walnut Dining-Room Suite *82 CONVENIENT TERMS Extras Included at Ne Extra Cest! Davenport Table End Tabie 2 Book Ends Floor Stand and Shade Bridge Stand and Shade Magazine Basket ~ | pyogiel| Ms ; .* guaranteed, even at this low price, We guarantee a $50.00 savings on any Outfit over any department or furniture store in $t. Louis! LET US PROVE IT! ' 3-Room Outfit Here © ene of our many attrac- tive reem Outfits. teciuding all the necessary suites. together with entra pieces te attractively, 3 reems, y be purchased sep- @ ) "We Solas We Adertoe and Alp frien’ pieces ma fa aretety. tf desired. & . . . . . ; : : . 1 ‘ ; ' . \ \ ’ 7 j ' . - x j . } ‘ 4 r 3 ; ; . ; $ Easy Terms if Desired | : | & communist ' tment at the a buiiding site gaged. after accusin terfering with other person unde: Reno. where he Thi sarrest and prosecutio! Reno's avers, was mali wWithe foundation. in the tha othe? necessary though Brown J with beating and cursing Brown. Reno, former Director of McKelvev for Twenty-third the © who is runni ro » .- avai" ublic Safet the election as Ward Republican Committeeman filed suit i cuit Court yesterday again ‘ , Kelvey for $1900.900 damages. charges that after a “George E. Reno,” alleged by Reno fictitious character, had out of the committee Kelveyr broadcast yoters, saying dropped out in race, that McKelvey's favor George L. Reno alleges his cand!- acy Was damaged by McKelvcy’s Staten GEORGE SAND’S REPUTATION PUBLIC PROPERTY, COURT SAYS Libel Action Brought by Woman Novelist’s Granddauchter Against | Critic Is Dismissed. PARIS, July 28.—The fe and reputation of George Sand. nove!- ist, are public property. courts in rejecting a vprought by Mme. Lauth.- [t+ — - : “>. hoe ithors granddaugchter 3 — © Gaeciared HOUIANnger, of George 4 > ** cy af ©4 4% 4 ies ic, with defamation memory The Court said, in effect. even the persorfal details of a fa- mous writer's life became a part of literary history at death. Mme. Lauth-Sand cited as libel- ous a phrase saying that George Sand “changed her lovers as she would clothing.” Boulanger's defense was ° claim that he had used only facts known to everrone j George Sand herself acknowledged basis, he said. logical “woman of that her Wiic .} es : Lranai% With these as a he ae conc! Sion ie i had formed the that she was a > . > TIES tt Pe Cc— with a second — those who - Browns, Ta o na 4 \ * s\ 4 - Aen " »* , LA ‘ g a » vk } shades can & chem here im Teas of MONDAY BEDELL COAT SALON FOURTH FLOOR WOMEN A DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION s WINTER COATS | Aaron aed Press. rAMPTON. England. tand nas developed a new | : a pelieved will mark the open; water wer 'gouT? | : . acer fyi boat. engines Jury i . % Sy fitted wit! ) bigges= and contaiming 2) flying & 25-seat cabdin., which | sem thse ea oe eae ree! Oe eee eee ee ee tp 2 . a A Reaso —_-_will reserve Cali Dept. 4 “ IMPORTA? At 12 and 3 O'Clock —additional quantities these Coats will be stock. thus assuring factory selection Bo what time you shop. Black bread- cloth Coat with cape. cuffs and eoliar ef uncuried -erecal, $54 . ; - JUNIORS’, 13 t MISSES’, 14 to 2

Page 37

* _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ss SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. = _PAGE lo “4 ea Ls . . . : . : : Bid ° ‘ ' Dhaai Story of gommercial aviation. | water, in landing, and in floating | senger accommodation than any | Louisiana crude oil ranging Up to. ‘destroyers, 29 submarines and/Sixty million people live in these % 7 | on p BY BRITISH FIRM PS This is Known as the Short | on the waves, with difficulties the | other. land or sea air liner thus! 22 cents a barrel. Root Refineries LARGEST OF TYPE IN WORLD other craft. colonies and the area is many Umes a é ) RT | Calcutta flying boat. It develops | ordinary seaman or fisherman does ' far produced. It is capable of long posted notice of an advance of ¢ | Doct The flotilla leaders of the de- ‘that of France. Bo geecined Craft Weighs 121; | 1500 horse power, yet weighs on'y| not experience. His craft is dif- | voyages on the surface of the wa-/ cents a barrel for Rainbow City, pyo New Ciulsess en S 1 Tests Stroyer type are to be the largest; The British policy of “showtng 4 a 4 ra Other Planes Twice as | 12% tons, in ‘comparison with ferent in form from anything els2! ter under its own power, if the Ark., crude of 33 gravity. — —, ” | afloat. Two new cruisers built last the flag” on the seven seas and in ees a rena Cel | Prove to_fRBe Fleetest Craft of ecu | other flying ‘beats of ‘a. mextmur | that floats on the water; it wa3/| need should arise. The top price quoted on Louisi- Their Size Afloat iyear have recently proved by tests'the ports of every continent has ge Associated Press. Fragibnty one, : ; built for the air rather than for ADVA "eae R age iL PRICES ana crude under the new schedule PARIS. July - 28.—Information to be the fastest ships of their size | been adopted by the French. The Calcutta meets the diffi-/ the sea, and it displays an enor- | NCE IN C UDE 0 lis $1.76 for 44 gravity and above obtained at th : : ‘in the world. Squadrons flying the tricolor have culty of riding over the waves mous surface to the wind. The Texas Co. and Root Refineries Aan-| and a lower of 60 cents for -4 to eet eg 4 ie French Naval Min- ; The wartime French fleet, almost! gone on many long voyages these without danger of accifent. The! Calcutta, however, is able to over- | saiiiiaaaana Mew ae i °4.9 eravity. A seven-cent differ- istry has disclosed that the naval ‘obsolescent at the Armistice, ts be- last two years. rer flying boat, fitted with biggest problem of the builders of | come these difficulti¢s. By the Aenociated Preas. ential was announced in the price program. desizned to give France|ing replaced with ships that are| This new policy has stimulated a a engines and containing ai flying boats has been to fird a hull | The Calcutta is the biggest SHREVEPORT,. La., July $3.~— | of gravity. including 32.to 32.9 andia powerful. modern fleet. will be (fast. light and economical, ships recruiting to such an extent that L «i 15-seat cabin, which | seaworthy in all kinds of varying | flying boat in England for com-| Coincident with the announcement/a five-cent differential for the augmented this year by the con-|designed to guard the 36.000 miles enlistments in the navy have : ‘ pelieved will mark the open-' water conditions. The airman ‘s! mercial purposes. Its engineers! here today by the Texas Co. of an' other grades. struction of three 19,900-ton |/of sea communications between the |doubled since 1925. “AUTHAMPTON. England, Juty England has developed a new | : cial Payments ge elie suited to the convenience purchaser will be cheer- arranged during this Sale - ih _ A Reasonable Deposit ip ma 6G a Charge Patrons —-will reserve any Coat in our Will EEE. NE ERT IEE i es eres | "BOSE LEER TET EE —may select their Coat in this sale and Call Dept. for future delivery. : ; | | Fa “ee i 8 defer payment until NOVEMBER 1. s il : , ‘ ee eos am ee - ‘ ‘ ; # . , ~ eB é ee 3 ; : se apes’. f e a nee Se ur kane akties ig netted fe Ga «RB DE ee Be ek Be: : , ¢ sa aft ER : F vay * Ss ‘ause of other duties, are © oie Ft eregg eneglltanral pee ad: 8 Mies 4 ms aa ‘ | eo be Sm an ¢ ge Bee g° 4. a | not able to shop during reg- -o soonelineg ainereertina : as ae . yi ON RP 9h 4 ae BB ra eee ** aS # om ee ee OP Py He +a ular business hours. day et ie cea LOE REN NETL | ORM rmtmeOnD ASHI IEMY, REAL ere BeEBEeaDa eae Se BA eS Se y J # ae a ee > Left— “Suprema” Coat, collared, cuffed and banded in lyns $58 Rig hi ‘— & >. Wa ; f ‘ 5, “2,4 mi : a | Let + ote . * an" ” an oe @ — . uncurled % ; . ‘ O z : collar, cuffs them here in hun- s Es caracul. ee | Gerda -:- Velma and Winter Coats before purchasing would be " ee N Greater Attention and double : forego the opportunity of selecting from what 1s tN to Diteait, band of 4 is’ ee ‘unk, $53. > undeniably St. Louis’ most remarkable assemblage. gfe skunk, $ bea ” \_-* va KY *~ \* Ak : _ _ » 28% ‘ . dreds of models. vy vee J <andora and ’ : e “et oes . Se \ 3 a Melba x w iva cos oes The styles are all different, distinctive . .. being faith- VaR ful replicas of Coats shown at recent Paris openings ES and exact reproductions of those displayed at the = \ Fashion Show held at Hotel Astor, New kf ed 2 i] Wi Sizes f E ek pe of Fy ure AN York, July 10. At $58 they represent val- ae Appr OV F and inter Colors or very y £ Re. . ues that even this store HAS NEVER Fog be C Red ae near eae dieses : : ee Noe. BEEN ABLE TO EQUAL in Fy — i ¢ tae ee i ape a nf ag A —— JUNIORS’, 13 to 19 WOMEN’S, 36 to 40 HALF SIZES, ae any previous event. {y Hemlock (Green)... Fitchory (Fan)... Aduueel (Mine)... Gacete (las MISSES’, 14 to 20 EXTRA SIZES, 42 to 50 371/, to 49\/, ~~ VP Marine (Blue)... Filbert (Tan)... Flagship (Blue) . . . Platina (Grey) (‘Sonnenicld’s Coat Skhop-—-Third Floor.

Page 38

AGE 16 HS ISPATCH i ine SUNDAY MORNING, JELY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Ses ip ee 2, ARTIFICIAL TEETH ONLY , eg | 70 EXHIBIT BUGH FERRIS ion tenrerrew at the #. Lous i £ ; : si Se ae distributed | WATERFRONT PLAR DRAWINGS 2 oo oa the sixth flogr 0 ew Fireproo | DR. OTIS TROF SINCLAIR ING. TQ PAY Sic Sc Wares sn Engst on in a er $Q eee pam $10 o* neue es ee eee pee a Se ene aoe ita, Re ae BAPE ES: pete St. Louis Art League Will Show ecu 7 e b Bie its of soorrety. inh - Them at 325 Locust Street. BL zen ens 2 ro ' ‘ ‘1 aie f: Rs I) CENTS (IN DOLLAR aes) tht Crieinel ee TT ee iad dewntown business section 23rd and Olive tures agairt ae | : 7 Ne te : ‘ the » ii pant ~~ Jit iiss “ : ¥¢ 2ir0 ; ai1eTies ire Weekly Strictly Modern—Beauti fully Furnished W ly 4 ie Seca 4 ade 2 et woe Free Fans—Showers tipp eer anteed to fit. 30 rears’ experience. [85 “. TT. NE FAR PINE. Rife ter tess i ' & Pee! ek C4 — aya tee ie Whee ROAD ”" Soe ees wer et Sis ag Ses ie ak rissa OPE PO Ar a eee BP Re Rt i ec cll ae BRR a apie ine x i BOB f ir ake x SKY a a a ~ * . 5 aR - eee ore, ore, —". re, —_ ee ~ ere ae — — — — — care. POe, gt wee Puta —_—* — : ae ia mo, . **, -~ = — . “—™ Vf gPP%, wf. Om .¥¢. re, -¥f- oo ~. +f." yf. od “hs af” gree, io gree,» f..** > ie * mii oo) aie = t 46 *, 3 f * Yt. * ~¥¢. Wf. -?f. Tf. “IT ¥.- 4 © ) >t" ~ “ pS: . “er fate pb ‘. pa or ee? ss -—~ * he Hc "» “4 “ “al ae tes ‘ tte SR Ge 4 > ? 3 ho se. - oi ot” Gm. se —e + — a OS INS Bee... hak * - os Se y oe NP ae cole POR: Di CR atin eas” oP ae 2 cir Des Geer of m peajecsted | Ue Coats Charged Pay able in Novernber Use the “Will Call” or an “IBP” ek season of musical comedy : 2 stomers are invited to choose sie AR. ANTS A deposit will hold any coat, storage f: i ak wien veer | tacked fer and dec ancunt Week So r : i saul tet nana de ts cit ae unge mde opr c | ey Account may be started wit! t sw PAP: RIN; AO ROT AS al AGM Ao Be hap A ae A ame tana ni eat te, oy Wy, So La Bile Sa a “CORPORATES = Starting Monde yy... Establishes —— an Entirely New Stanaara of Cloth Coat Value for the Seasom! ® rine iy. Somes de enn! ‘ SO PEE He = ay” er et ee gt La Nn Th ad x ~ "y 3 ala = J rh ae CREE , 4 ted we Soon % - ae ayehigseg> ™ 4 S r, Fafa atte Y gta PS ANSE GL OS a2 eee * FP wobliptn 37 es ww - yv 2 if ete, ; TAP? (TH fe ¢ ’ 77 J sp OS a ea thy = Sta? oe HORS bs wee erty » ek ie rei eet Ps BE ERR, WE sae ym. ; ys PG ee T 3: im : Be dae. % Ase be ae aoe ‘ , R F This Presentation Includes Chosen frqm leading makers’ $75 to $125 lines for the coming sea- son, and this group naturally offers Coats which will not be duplicated later at this low August price. an alii alii aa a PD | Pa + fe ry, yy 6 yr ee | hea? te Vf. i a i i i Cont BiTiit those in the petition of the ts OWN suit W. E, GUY LEAVES $1,000,000 TO HIS FOUR CHILDREN Pormer Railroad President's Wil! Diviies Property Equally vet Williams 3 a UCH extravagance of design, fur and fabric at $58 has a only been dreamed of before! Highly specialized and -entralized Garland buying brings se lections here for our discriminating clientele that would, in the cases of ‘‘chain a buying organizations, be shared by an entire group of ee si. stores. WW e have space here to picture but seven of hun- than $1,000,000, shail be diviaed dreds of models that vie with each other in their distinc- tive presentation of youthfulness, individuality and everv- thing new in the Coat world. : : web as: aoe > halk. ia dat eaget hia to Bea bes a ed a eee TY” ce ae ae | ay Se fits or rear me 4 2: ak ge ee 3 Citi ryt : ae Seti Say bir 2h eet (ae e Pe $ yesteracay shows * three months ended 348.702 fewer uring the corr Menthe inat wear Prehibition Mowe in Sw itecriand. ee the Asmecmtecd | 7 LAUBSANNE, &» tzeriand, Jn . . Ta. —~ Swiss Prenribitionists haw: .~ ; a os . Ay ” A et eel ail ~ . as ADE kciaalaeel EM Rn NR cy oe ati fo cee. y & wigereus campaign | Pete

Page 39

_ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 17 FURNI BUYERS! | Sue fie oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH scarica nts ace 191, LOUIS COUNTY WATERCO. EARNED 8.30 PUT. IN 1927 combat infant saaehaliee in this country, said to be the highest in the world. Experimental’ work will be conducted in children’s State Public Service Board Audit Reports That Re- turn on Allowed Valua- tion of $5,285,000. TEETH ONLY DR. OTIS TROTTER | SPECIALIST putts “ult Cases’ Solicited, I Tit. it you need new Teeth or Teeth made which you cannot « io Me—Cornel greens 's free. Sine SN. TTR, | pear Master Contract f rate of 20-payment 1 } 4 . ‘dee 35 for $19.63 Monthly | $100 Monthly I Income | of disability. Keady cash te pro- pooe interest in case of death. Age. Write for Rates. oA i schonk- L. Haviin ». ith and Lecust Make 1 have far. « Tee th S4ij 6 wer complete, ¢ : health clinics soon to be. estab- lished in 10 leading Japanese citiés. Government physicians and Surgeons will be attached to the clinics and persons too poor to pay for medical attention will be treated without charge. CWelch & Ges EXCHANGE STORE ‘a ie | = 2315 OLIVE STREET — AUGUST — . Z FURNITURE SALE OF RECONDITIONED MERCHANDISE $125 3-Pec. *‘Kroehler’ short *' Bed’ Davenport Suite: beau- tifully finished, mahog- any frame, “two-tone.” Genuine $24 85 ‘Bakers’ velour . -_—*, $218 Kroehler 3-Pc. Bed Davenport Cverstuffed Sulte, upper at NEAR PINE. ae on ee “yor Real Estate Investments or. ese see the Real Estate pages. > *, a es Jf ~* Jf. x Sept pene Me a: AFF SF? [OKP SiC 4G0GEGGEGseeeneaeauns y » be iy ee Na p” arrance- “EBP” x ~ yw 7 ? om ai ri Ty, ayy ree ae! v; ; tw ss “A + | | By the Jefferson City Correspon- dent of the Post-Dispatch. | } | | JEFFERSON CITY, July 28.— | / ae? | Water rates collected by the St. ; | Louis County Water Co. for service |in St. Louis county produced net earnings in 1927. equivalent to @ return of 8.36 per cent on the com- pany’s rate-making valuation of $5,285,000 fixed by the State Pub- lic Service Commission, it is shown by an audit of the company’s rev- Ty | ; enues, completed today by the | : Ze. : : wv | coMmission’s accountants. = a ao eadacn a =A OS: meg Rf Ee ‘BAN NauPTIS VYCONQITION ~ iin Overstuffed $16.05 bordered « feit base Oxl” Rugs. nen — Ruz of game at- ra ve pattern tO match .. = $5. 85 PP weer rn Armstrong's felt- Anoleum:; an. ar- beautiful pat- “or ———_ en eh nant b lncludes COATS makers’ $75 coming sea- naturally will not be this low ‘cay Adhnl ela, or if rw a hee > 4) vy Das | r te ; rtd 1 te, a © + Bo) nde) vem Ae) \e abt ha! ca Ach os Let _— ee ere, CFTPe re os Lease eens Lee e) - Cre, ir’ ” ‘ a Sy AL oF sh rr we, 79" - ry vf, a ee Be ore ey Pal - ws a+ (1S te at ee ot b Ate, a DU oad a Pian 3 3 r eee ae Rami . ee i> fhe dict 5 Wine aa B ~~ os ms ver ; ¥iY ; a Are” eg Ais) a : ~~ 2 *“* - © vT Ty he am ‘st > Special .... . One, ae One Ero up of constructed Metal Beds; values up to $16.50. Your choi: full ot twin nize. . $1 85 c Gurably attractive (cho.ee One gr yn Sele lues to ; $98. ; $79.50 eray Sets. ticed wainy * 364, és “org enuine re Sy Og mo at . ‘ i« a4Ga ~ $59. 75 3 FREE! ~% 6 ' ww ’ - " CM@|\=: =e Oe oP SEP Pee CD fete) ED) a GaP ame) @ 4 "y ys oD “fF Mattrégsec« of full size or sing up of full mir- gs. 9 Duco - Oak psi — 4 Wardrobes. eo: finishea reakiast Beautiful Floor Lamp, Complete With a Pur- chase of $25 or More “CREDIT TERMS” Open Monday and Saturday Nights 2315 OLIVE ST. EASY EASY TERMS JME EN’S 35c tester BELTS, ‘EARN L vA FANCY Be VGRAVED BUCKLES 100) $1.45 a and WORK "PANTS Men atreng, gg ratiie hhaki and als«se bine pin- check. Made with euff bettom and fiap on, pockets. ( Elliott’s—main Floer.) sale All sizes. Silk Mohair and Panama SiS SUITS Marvelous re- d@urtiens. “marily lored. len x “tits, tai- rael, s°ry.¢e Don't Miss this hig bargain. ( Elliott’s— Mezzaninc.) Demonstration Is Fels Naptha Soap! tirren! park “15 96¢ FREE AMPLE Big Ben Alarm Clocks ( Elliett’ s— Main Fi - stripes. = and 3 3% and 3 Feet. Window Awnings Sale Price 2 ee ee 99¢ heavy fancy ( Elliett’s— Basement.) ( Elliott’ e— Main Fleer.) tunity of the year. kid or — leathers. MEN’S SMART SHOES High or Low Style, $6.50 Values saving oppor- Choice of Newest grratest (Elliett’s —Basement i 90c te 79¢ ters HOSE air 19C pair Union Suits 29c Fer Men end Young Men ( Elliott’ _— Mcin Fleer.) “Galvin” &- inch Fan, oscillating, ve $1.25 Values liquids or o—Main* Fleer.) Men's 50¢ TRACK Shirts 7 an iW, a/ | Ce Shorts 19c The return for 1926, the previous | amounted to slightly more 9 per cent, based On an ad- year, than ' justment of the commission's val- uation by deducting the net ad- | ditions to the property in 1927. The commission has not definite- ily fixed the rate of return the ' company is entitled to earn on the | valuation. but usuasiy has held in public utility cases that 7 per cent | is a fair and reasonable rate of re- | | turn. The commission recently institut- | ed an inquiry into the rates of the | Union Electric Light & Power Co. | of St. Louis, after it was shown the | | commission by | March, cent in 1927. That inquiry Union Electric to Rate-Making Valuation. i An order issued by the com- mission last July 10, fixed the val- ‘uation of the water company’s | property. used in public service, at | $5,285,000, as it stood last Dec. 21. | Non-operating property, which | does not figure in calculating rates | of return, amounted to §18,339, ' ; company earned more than 18 per | re- sulted in a rate reduction, and the | commission ordered an audit of the | determine | | | whether further reductions should | = | be made. ' | _making a total valuation of $5.- | | 303,339. The company serves all . | the communities and towns of St | wees County except Kirkwood. The valuation of the water com- —, property was made as the sult of a complaint filed with the University City in contending that the 1923 ~~ = Vs annual rental of $60 charged the city for each fire hydrant was ex- cessive. Several months later the ' company also asked for a valua- tion and the two cases were con- .| benefits derived from the practice be considered by | fixing future | revenue to the ‘are solidated. The formal order issued in the consolidated case by the commission deals only with valua- tion and does not mention rates, | inci- | which were discussed only . dentally in the hearings. Both University City and ee ee A Ty ct te le te is tt the | water company filed motions for | rehearing of the case, the city | contending the valuation wag ex- | cessive, while the company cone | | tended it should have been approx- imately $7,000,000. Net Revenue $441 794. The audit of revenues by commission accountants shows to- tal operating revenues of $884,- 93%.44 and total. operating penses of $375.842.47 in 1927. A total of $44,990.36 was set aside for depreciation, leaving 94.41 net revenue eating in 1927. the | ex- | $441.- | available for, This amount, on | a valuation of $5,285,000, provides | @ return of &.36 per cent. For 1924 the operating revenues | totaled $81 expenses $313,776.97. 3,021.36 and operating | A deduction | _of $56,815.28 was made for depre- | | ciation, leaving $442,429.11 revenue available for rcturn. The net additions ments to the property during 1927 totaled $444,566 according to audit. Deducting these 1327 tions from the $5,285,000 addi- valua- net | and better- | the | tion gives $4,840,434 as the valua- | | tion at the end of 1926. _ Valuation the $442,429 for return 9.14 per cent. Another Source of Revenue. In their report to sion the auditors called attention (to advances of On this | available ' in 1926 was a return of the commis- | money male to the | | company by promoters of real es- | | tate subdivisions in S&8t. Louis | | County, covering the total cost of | ‘o these Suggested the ‘water main extensions subdivisions, and by ‘the commission in rates for the company. The deposits cover the total] | of the extensions, where the t« | tory is undeveloped, and are rri- re- funded to the subdivision promoters | at the rate of $50 for each new cus- 'tomer who connects with the mains. | | No interest is paid on these depos- | and deductions | its by the company. made from the refunds at the rate of 1 per cent a year for dcpre- | ciation. | “In view. of the fact that when _ these deposits are returned, ' ‘tions for depreciation are made, the | results of the transactions are that | i the promoters, during the develop- | | ment period, pay the interest and | depreciation on the investments,” the report stated. The report said that while the arrangement appeared to be neces- sary to protect the company against. ‘loss on extensions “the sacrifices made by the promoters mnay, |fact. be considered as additional company over and above the regular tariff charg-s for | water.” These deposits with the company ‘amounted to $411,544 at the end of | 1923; $433.367 at the end of 1926, ' and $521,870 at the end of 1927 the | company | “Ost | no tn- terest is paid thereon, and 4d: duc- | in | | ee CRASH! This mighty Furniture Sale has taken the city by storm. Hundreds and hundreds of people are coming from every city, town, hamlet and crossroads for miles around. Our enlarged sales force is still unable to handle the tremendous throng—but extra precaution will be taken Monday. PRICES TELL THE STORY! Shop all over town if you care, but before you buy, see these furniture bargains that are real bargains. Sacrificed to save the Lindell Ce. from financial ruin. REMEMBER!—-you actually save 50c and more on the dollar—COMPARE | |! Welch © Co. is Open Every Night Until “9” Living Room Si Pease Special Values for Monday $5 Down and a Beautiful Floor Lamp FREE co Tt ol! Lvke tom tite S SSiO5 $115 Living-Room Suites ¢ G 4.30 $147 Living-Room Suites * 78.64 $ 89.00 $ 94.35 $159 Living-Room Suites $119.15 $147. 00 $5 Down, Sacrificed $174 Living-Room Suites $5 Down, Sacrificed REFRIGERATORS! $1 to $6 Down Delivers Any of These Bargains $27.00 3-Door, Side-Icer Refrigerator $185 Living-Room Suites $47.50 Refrigerators, 75-lb. ice capacity $5 Down, Sacrificed had Gibson seamiess, porcelain $64.75 Refrigerators Choice of beaatifal Bridge or Junior Floor Lamp com- plete with attractive silk shade absolutely FREE vith a purchase of $25 or more! On any Living-Reom Salte. Bedreem Suite, or Dining- Reom Seite tn the entire store—Senaational price cutse—“"HE AL RARGAINS*® READ! REALIZE! ACT! = _ a Read—Realize—Act Quick—Monday $5 Down and a Beautiful Floor Lamp FREE $110 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to $142 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to $155 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to $235 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to $286 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to... $300 Bedroom Suites $5 Down, Slashed to Oscillating ELECTRIC FANS $f .95 $cinch iin "that swing from side to side. either alternating or direct po rent. CASH AND CARRY! Only 1 to a Customer $129.60 $157.85 $164.00 On sale between 8:30 and 12.30 a. m. Monday. Extra constructed -— -— = -— = = = = = = = -—- -—- - = = = - - - - = = - OO rhUCUmcCrhUCCOrhUCCUCOCLUC OCMC Lh ehmCmhLeehmUCUmleehmCmheehmUCMme alt i , , Ye Ee YE EE YY KE Y KE EE EY Reae22deeedLeaeaeasOaSasaeaesseaeeeeeoeeoeoeaneoeeaaen $ 8.30 O'Clock “CLOSE OUT”’ BARGAINS Limited Stocks Sacrificed! WHILE THEY LAST value Card Ta- in Chinese red or RADIOS SACRIFICED! . $75.00 Freed-Eisemann Radios (2's... ..$28.95 $110.00 ‘‘Premier’”’ Six Tube }-7'*)cleetrl- §§3.35 975 8-Tube Radios All electrified in beauti- $97.60 fied Radios.. ful cabinet, with speaker.. i a All Electric in alr column $300 Freed-Eisemann Radios = ote, .* joes Trade your old Phonographs, Pianos or Radios as part payment on a new one. Liberal allowances. REED FURNITURE! $32.00 3-Pe. Fiber Reed Suites 3ecr't'ce4 $84.00 3-Pce. Reed Suites ook Cushions $110.00 3-Pe. Reed Bed Suites }°°% Cushions . $45.00 Fiber Chaise Lounge 273%... .. $35.00 Fiber Davenports While er Wet. i ivcecs ee $235 Living-Room Suites 3-door, 75-Ib. ice capacity $5 Down, Sacrificed $09 Refrigerators yr gg porcelain interior, -door side-icer = All seamless porcelain interior, 150-Ib., $150 Refrigerators ;; }-door side-icer for electric refrigeration $56.75 Al ] Need $110 Ice-Less Refrigerators ¢eisiey ey Bal $184 Refrigerators earn Porcelain Interior. 200-Ib. 3-doc r side- -\cer GAS RANGES and STOVES! $2 to $6 Down Monday 25 regular $4 jade green sacrificed at regular $4.75 value 3-legged En] Tables, nicely finishe:! in red, green or 1 39 Oo Btc. 6 mahogany: & regular $2.; wrought iron Magaéine Racks: 95c go at 0 regular $4.25 gold or bronze polyehrcme frame Console Mirrors; sacrificed $75 Puseidiie-Oe en Cabinet Gas Ranges.... $135 Combination Coal and Gas Ranges........ $76.00 Dining Room Bargains That Are Bargains--Monday $5 Down and a Beautiful Floor Lamp FREE! $145 Dining-Room Suites + 78.45 $5 Down, Reduced to cS $7.60 $175 Dining-Room Suites . 98.65 $116.35 $137.00 ARMSTRONG'S Felt ms $4.65 $5 Down, Reduced io SALE OF ROOMIZE RUGS! $237 Dining-Room Suites $5 Down, Reduced to... . $2 to $5 Down Monday—“Wonderfal Savings” AND BEAUTIFUL 27x54 RUG FREE WITH EVERY ROOM- SIZE RUG SOLD $245 Dining-Room Suites $5 Down, Reduced to $22.50 BRUSSELS RUGS on $40.00 VELVET RUGS and RUG FREE, at. $50.00 AXMINSTER RUGS ihc Pree’: $54.00 AXMINSTER RUGS $57.00 AXMINSTER RUGS $65.00 AXMINSTER RUGS OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 oval top, pedestal End Ta- finished in lacquer; constructed; ee One 8:30 O'Clock Special to a Customer—No Phone or C. O. D, Orders—Cash and Carry! Wonderful Savings for Monday $2 Down and a Beautiful Floor Lamp FREE! With a Purchase of $25 or More $15.00 5-Pe. Breakfast Sets $10. 45 $25.95 5.7, Braktnt St $18.65 'C. Brea 2 LINOLEUM CORK LISOLEL 4— Armstrong, 4-yd.-wide; substandard: yard £2.00 YD. INLAID LINOLEL “MH Armstrong, new | 62 accolac finish, yard, ’ 812.75 PELT-BASE RLGS— 9x12: and smal! Rug of same pattern (selections of pat- terns and color designs) 834.2 INLATD RUtGS—Armstrong, Sule. at «. £12 «12 $1.75 VD. LINOLEUM" * $14.70 as ll i i kh Eee ey , EDIE 9 Re EE eT CR PVRS SIN 5S eR ae Ree EES SPRINGS! $2 Down Delivers Any of These $10.00 Led Springs, while DAY-BEDS! $2 Down Delivers Any Day-Bed te Your Home Complete on Monday! $20.00 Automatic Smith & Davis Day-Beds $11.95 only a limited stock of these sample Coil complete $34.50 $18.50 Bed Springs, while they last Value Day - Bed. ¢omplete with beautiful pat- terned roll edge, tuft- ed cretonne pad. Sar- riificed at ....$19.85 METAL BEDS! $1 Down Delivers Any Metal Bed—Monday! $12.50 Smith & Davis Metal Beds, $1 ¢own $14.75 Smith & Davis Meta! Beds, $1 down $44.50 Simmons Metal Rea al and Spring. $1 down,.$17.80 —— —— te and RUG FREE 9x12, Seamlesa, all wool and RUG FREE 9x12, extra heavy all wool and RUG FREE, $12.75 Way-Sagiess Springs. while they last MATTRESSES! $3 Down Delivere Any of These $15.75 50-ib. plain edge “Swan” Mattresses .. $7.96 $22.50 50-1b. all pure layer cot. felt Mattresses $11.39 $27.50 65-Ib. layer felt 4-row side-stitch Lilly Mat- tremees . ¢ at... aaeseaneaet ~mmaneaanannanneaneane = Seer e' a lt atin Seen si TIITITITIOIITIIIT Ir tt OS 5 “1 I: T°) 7-110 9 -OLIVE-ST REET: — ae ti gery “ee Aetehdas enka elie a nee done, gs te ie ae os —_ Fee geet a Soapaseaane i ee Re ee eT oa . “ aa OAs te Soc Me «ay "enmaeat AOR RESO OS. in, 2 Aas RP eae Ai on th at we

Page 40

Shes eek estan: aig ma Me Sent ny Ra Paap eg +e ener neem PAGE 18 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 __ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH M 1 i we , Ms cal er oe es eT ee an oe ‘ ». tae SY soy Pas die — ee Met G De ee ee a ri ae se pi Rene; pa Hes WEE Synth ty ig a ae 20 apy teed de a a aol xt les ‘ te) " r ‘ ar Ogg tt “4 - r , Papiryd ~ AS © op es Ag en ae ‘ y . nw Dao a Horie al Starts Monday Morning at 8 O'Clock! Buy Now for Later Delivery So unusual are the values provided in Union’s great August Sale FREE A aw Vee “ : T er that we urge those prospective homefurnishers who may not Parking G eC beet) Ty % Friction Between Gens. F ruc eilvery need their furnishings until later in the Fall to buy NOW in ar g arage . = OF Ss Straightened Out by Ki i ie Ble Within order to share in the worth-while savings offered. It will un- Drive to Jefferson Garage, Ss. iO séodg Wéaalles Ecageer to Join White Porcelain Reasonable Distance of doubtedly mean a saving of many dollar Ss to buyers with fore- 12th and Chestnut. Bring a : . a Pe sight ... we have arranged to hold their selections until wanted. Us Your Parking Check Side Icer 4 HE Post-Dispatch presents here Gas Range OPEN MONDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK Lord Aa SS ee $44? fis 3 ve Min:ster of War, and Gen. Sir “ 0% ~~ as ae y é ictal Seas iaiagea Tse ee ao. e endl | ; ' se eae ee ORE agra a » he ae . * Ker. (RRO ORE BR Pog SS eee Kel OME ee ge RO, Ae ee ee eee et Se ee 5 —T Pi Pes ee ees RR Ne BU. al gh thst YP ie ge ert rei | ae Sh ike aes. Ae a 2, PO, ween Bas oe he 8 OTS a SP re ME Ba SoA: Bi eR RON nee aa, NBR ay ales ec j { Ai B a ve ~ ld ro 3 ‘tle ; ai i : E xe : a BY Lo Se * 5 hel ma NB ty gaara RT tpt ad R : v mee BU AR CRM Cite hia a ae ed wh yer i, i pectin: ae ae y M dae 5 sl " , . St Seed ortrcd ry , Ais books ae te he ae bigness Pott ut Ain. ee HEAL re aie eS NCCU RGA > Sate SB OS, Baylin pen an oo _ a — ed Peet ih aps 3 ie veka: Wey Na Ly oat Lig apd. ENA Magee ete ae. RANE me AE REN RR THAME s ¢ bs ri a at eal RCD 4 ¢ EDEN LOTTA ies ANN ah RNR ek nee ef p Benne +, ples ah», — oo oe 4 ir % FS ie rege ag % é is ; 5 ora a ag ee Le ey ‘ial " Vito sty Sh te PS cil Bs ee 2 ee ee As oe Refrigerator ten > a. == Bs ce te! tre ent mo the a8 (1:30 this morning. Winston pro- $2 Monthl) = wee >. ; 4 ieee 4 . ig ony oS ae ee ‘4 ut $2 i ; ae Dover, whence he would make his ‘Wy a dozen human beings realize) ‘that he is not at the War Office’ Kitchener Sets Things Right. Sept. 2.—After dinner a tele- /gram came in from Bertie and ‘Kitchener. K. (Kitchener) had Straightened out French's posi-: fon and thought he had better return at once, and as Grey (For- @ign Minister) and I concurred, he left Paris at 6 this morning. ‘father to my relfef, for you never’ 'know how far the German cavalry ‘May have penetrated, and he Would be the best bag they could | Secure. Sept. 3.—K. successfully ac) eoniplished his return journey ame paired here soon after seven dast evening, when we had a sec- SuEEEREEEEEeieeneniaenieea . nae! —" e Boy SASS i 0=° CO «Rd Cabinet. He went to Paris., PRRMRG Reg NS eS Se a = | i 5 ee : | : ? wT 4 we Gen. wresii ant his staff ° im. - #R there and the French Minister for) War, Millerand. I asked K. if 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite 3 Te . ‘ oS ee big édal - Ai in Ste. sey eae tare - ea? Lai P ‘ vie SER Ss os. - een a r. AOS re peti is ave ‘ Sua : as Se tar aad ive i ERS aS ris att x EAD. ~ metic ’y = ‘ ; s one ts Afetxs Fp sos * mg hs tee SOR lay Bia Se eis hoes Soe ass elie » arog i een . W% rh * ‘ 1 Se 3 4 ; ; i 4 Sire. we AS eS Be edad Driaing +b: Priteenpipgee tad ede pas abi aoe ne PN DAA SEK Gilt, duties Sioa, iccesndacaea eda re Pea a a Apt at os ge =f dia a - isc tniokaiy an Sep A Her lis © i ppt ‘ So taht ce a RO dels CD cag ‘ a shade . re hive r ane * a? ‘é a: > . r i ae ees eee Jo stg de Wee at Sig Cone ae A an ny % ane y ne ‘¥: ASH os ent bg PA Pek Pog er SWE TS GE CE Vy” Ae ge a yee sag ed AX bees ea Bee a RAS AE a Ny we sihies wont i al ¢ 2 ¢ is 7, veal a . La hi Poa PY Rea wth detest aa Kore SB Mp ate _ epee oP vs 5% By ta; te Pays Rss Ra eo4 eS * 1. ia Ne . Led ¥ 4 CA SE 05 one separ As oe wai tophepter Rypierre 2 Be it oh wre $ 75 a (This period was one of su-) 2 | | = Dreme crisis for the Allied cause. . 69 “He From the outset of the war f0T) og fe fire weeks the German “mM: ory vo an . : ’ ‘ } ] a : . 8 “ . oe phe » 4 : , ‘ee te oe 7 4ecy Ti? ? : - ; , * ~ 3 , Wer wah * ai tn, genuine walnut veneers over fine cabinet woods. A Suite ct quality the finest materials used in construction. The frieze covering is rich and colortu S a Srand-new design, just arrived for the “\ugust A Suite & a Were sweeping ..«. One that will he a pride and icv to the housew: . the inees eesti ee - he oT Pen ws op tae HE eee Cee REO i unquestionable quality . . . of rich walnut veneers over the finest under come = = Tthern France toward x : . ame! 2 : ‘ ; wad ALAR ~ bi ald USDUIONS are rev | . ne aav ror 7 PASTY CHYMRVETTES I mrn awetne om . we 4 : ‘ 2 t _— d 2 At this very s cia! price only dunneg the A; | Tw c ; i . g ao" : Ons da res ersidie. AiiC Ua yvenport IS €as AaY VL'LS eTLeG met s etry Struction OT seasoned capinet woods... and tinished mM mignignted walnut, gee a Toward the left of the Allied : — | ~~ — ' : . “ « on . . he 4 size comtortable bed. mooth as satin! Bed, dresser, French wanity and chifforobe. ae the Eritish army, under Gem. 2a John Fre been cet 3 -’0nn French, had Just $10 Monthly Pays for It! lust $8 Monthly Pav It! i wetresnttne ¢ . : lus Monthiv Pays for It: Oi Tereating from Mons before @ | @e Strushing German tide.) r Coxwell Chair Gr 5-Pc. Breakf m Sa ae : om waeigege EE Gen. von Kiuck's army ou Genel ~ 1 oup "Ee reakiast Set % , : . a : — , ae "22° of the German line was driv) i - | i ; 7 , et. + : . ing furiously southward. Paris; . i ~+ - > . ‘ , —_ +9 : *. Bay sOur pretty % y 7 , y ‘c - nae . « se . ; Seer, : i d ag Or tapestry upnoistered oxwell chair, iac chairs of solid oak in oS oP Generousiy 4 ae : a ; a ed seriously threatened oe 4 ee a aes * . | * . . : ” : ae ye ~ ¥ Net? Rene be Le a , os a . , . ; : 5 5 : yuerec anc Gecorated end tabie, compiete Omdegc sized and substantially | his high-crade Set 7 : , = © & oi 7 > ©2 Sept. 3 the French Cabinet * . « S an _— — — +4454 wa a, eS ; “a } ; ? ; , - ~> Pw « § aF hasii. As fy ‘heake B® tebae * pel en * - ‘ . amp WIth suk shade, anc an at- $ 75 is typical of the vaiues one mav 7 - Maa yp . gar Bo --—-~, - . ra 4 , : ; haw ‘ 4 ;, , ; e ractively covered hassock This “ ee / ed Lg 75 Ci 'Sordeaur. On Sept. 6 the . ; ad ” = “ ~ » san, © +. . “ = oe Se + “ q « ee . “Sy ant © ae ‘ m eS oo ’ 4 . yg 4 & , compicte group of four pieces uff 9 Se ee | 7 tg ' ae. Bate of the Marne began, z CG. - “2° 2 2S ee ee “ie LAL eer > ; ‘ - ; $e § = - A} ; » by _ a A L beats we Se Ce kk rs mati : tai % pe Vek Btw ha ~ my le Se & We ret. china Capinet, nost ~ - A VeTY tea -teere a } a ledam bis. “- — . - 7 ] ery attractive group of living-room pieces co: Beautifully styled extension table an aS Ses 1 SS I a ——-* uw ~ | command of Gen. Joffre. BY Just $2 Monthly 3. Monthiy | ‘ack many miles and the Paris averted. (Curiously) — “Sough, im Lerd Asquith’s diary.) ” ‘Qere is no allusion to the ¥ a2 28 /™ (le Marne or the stirring seriepi ~ (ft events involved in it.) —EDE/ TOR'’S NOTE.) 7 HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY ~ eee Of Rg peny— - aah aii ii s i TAO TERT Be Bk i EV BE

Page 41

ity and chifforobe. 3 i « Bra a ry : post | . : ~ stieesie x —_ , *~ SX : ‘ ao ‘i: an , - y ~ \ wget * : 4 . # aaaAnt eas i A ‘ = N a ~ CFS OOF IFE BREN »ees ‘ . ~\" . AA ~ AAAS, .. sASAAAAANAAAA z..a . . . ~. . ~ N “ ~s . ~\ . ~ . ~ ~," ‘ ~~ Aw ~~ . \ ‘ AA‘ . " ~ . ~ ~ ~ ~* ~\ \ ~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~\ \ ~ WAAAY ~ SSO Mou Is ~ . ‘ NNANAAANANAANAANAAAAAAAAAAAARAAAND aA MKASAAAAO RSA SS . SNS ’ ; WY ‘ ok at » 7 - = = ww . \ \. \ ~S SS OH - 9 . ~ I \ \ SS SN . ‘S ‘ iw , ~ SSS WR ar SS SOO . SQN RQ QQiVUOVnns8sWwsBRwwyo aN SAAN ANANA AS SAS , WA SN AS . AS \ ~ ‘ S SNS ~ SN WY Is ~\ IN SS WO SS SSN ~~ SSS WO Og PRL NS \ RMR My RMA°q°q°i6o°nno SS a RRR ) RN RSQ °444 8©8w@OQH OO ~~ * YQ ‘\ \ Ss SS ~ Ss \N ~ANAS A \ a NN \ . . : ~ WO \ VIMY + \ . Ww NAW \ SS SOSA SAA “s . . . WAY ‘ ~ . ‘\. . * ~. a ‘ .* ‘ ~*~ . 7 \ ‘ . . ~~ ‘ . ‘ +" . ~ a. . . . ~ ' AAAS . a : . ~ . ‘ ~*~" ~ .** ~* ‘ ~*~ ~\* ‘ a ~~ ~N \. ~~ : s en . ‘ ~~..." ‘ ." ‘ ~AS ‘ . “AA ‘ .* ~~ . ~ ‘ ~ \ . ~~ ~~ ue, n ~~ ." ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . . “oA ." ~~‘ .~* ~~" .. , AAAS \ ~~" . ‘ ~~ . ~~ . ‘ * . WANA ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . » ‘ ~~, . ‘ ~ . A\ ~~ , f ~~ “~ * . SS ~ WON A A ~S > ‘ ~*~. ~* ~‘ ~*~ el ‘ * AAS ~~ . ~~ ." . ‘ > ‘ ‘ ~%. ‘ ~~, ~ .*, vA‘ ~ i s ‘ ~s : .*\ + : ~ . _ ~*~" ‘ ~, . ~~‘ ~*~ ~~ a ~ANS ~A‘ ~~," ‘ AAAS ~ ~s . ‘ . ~~ . . ‘ . . ~~‘ ~\ ." . . ~~. . , AAA SOS . +. : . _. * > > AAAAN ‘ AAAAACAS . ~ AN . ~ SA ‘. MQ . Wo A. . «=! Be “ . we a WH . ~~ ~~ en * SN ~ » sWAAQ AA ~ “SS SOA AN ~* aA . »* \ we ~ wr . a ~* x S . » ~~ ~N ” ~. WMA ~ y WAAA SH ey ~ ~ . ~, . WA . Fe MMM Mj FEEL OCLEIEAE OSE SN . . ASA NS aw ~~‘ . \. . ." ‘ * ‘ . N » \ c + WRNANAAAARANAA RA ARAAAAL MAUNA MAA RAMAN ARDS HRN AAAS RAS ANA AANANNAAA ~ N ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. PAGES 1—6B } Wohurchill Wanted to Quit =: Cabinet to Fight at Front, Asquith’s War Diary Relates ~ A iction Between Gens. French and Joffre ~Straightened Out by Kitchener—Prince of Wales Eager to Join His Battalion. Side-Icer Refrigerator $4'750 a ‘Ygders in London and France. genuine Gibson Refrigerator j; ) eee oak case, well insulated andefin. 7D ghet his Marines were joining in the desperate efforts to prevent the inside in spotless white enamel. 1 Gemons from capturing Antwerp. The intrepid Churchill's thirst doors. Side-icer style as Pic- ea giltiary glory was so acute at this time that he begged Asquith to 4 em resign from the Cabinet and take command of British troops in 2 Monthly 4h de field. The Prince of Wales, then only 20, is pictured as eager to pr the front with his regiment. (Copyright, SEPT. 1, 1914.—We are a good deal mystified and perturbed by the war news, and particularly by Gen. French’s determination to ak beyond the Seine, which would mean that for at least a week come he would be of no effective use to the French in withstand- ing the further German advance. and I had a conference after 12 p. We came to the decided con- d@usion that the only thing to be ‘done was for Kitchener to g0 . without delay and unravel 4 situation and if necessary to sut the fear of God into them all. is a real sportsman when an vy nae pe ft, a> = Jiffy Folding ; Steel Bed $Q75 Sec oe RR EW : : ney offers, and went. lightweight steel Bed folds away | praight home to change bis @iothes and started by special a jiify and when closed stands on , legs with rollers. It can be rolled Cross about the smallest closet. Made with Bs $0 this morning. Winston pro-| steel spring. HO pided him with a fast cruiser at $1 Monthly | 3 tain from Charing ver, whence he would make his' way from Havre to Paris. MHard- y a dozen human beings realize t he is not at the War Office i Sets Things Right. : 4 Sept. 2.—After dinner a tele-| came in from Bertie and) hener. K. (Kitchener) had. ghtened out French's posi-: and thought he had better’) 4 gteturn at once, and as Grey (For- ‘j}@ign Minister) and I concurred, J “fhe left Paris at 6 this morning, be jf mther to my relief, for you never | fknow how far the German cavalry | May have penetrated, and he) uld be the best bag they could ure. | ® Sept. 3.—K. successfully ac- fomplished his return journey and | red here soon after seven) evening, when we had a sec- | Cabinet. He went to Paris., mw Gen. French and his _ staff and the French Minister for) , Millerand. I asked K. if) lerand was at all optimistic Bout the situation. He said,, "No,” but, on the other hand, are not at all dejected, in-| quite composed. They were the eve of moving, bag and age, out of Paris. | : 3 Yo iF room Suite 7S Mention of Marne Victory. : | (This period was one of su-| me crisis for the Allied cause. the outset of the war for| uve weeks the German armies d been rolling through Belgium d were sweeping down through tthern France toward Paris. *Oward the left of the Allied tine | #™e British army, under Gen. Sir) #ohn French, had been steadily, : treating from Mons before the! rushing German tide.) | Gen. von Kluck’s army on the, ight of the German line was driv-| furiously southward. Paris | ed seriously threatened and M2 Sept. 3 the French Cabinet re-| oved the seat of Government to) Tdeaux. On Sept. 6 the historic ttle of the Marne began, under; — = Bi mand of Gen. Joffre. By Sept. a hii. Ft | | the German advance had been oom at a considerable saving. the Aucust Sale. A Suite of eers over the finest under con- finished in highlighted walnut, ays for It! . od saeale " A AL LALLA * gettin age cay ted, the German armies driven | | 3 k many miles and the capture Mans Paris averted. (Curiously | ae =s0Ugh, in Lord Asquith’s diary, | ea “ere is no allusion to the victory the Marne or the stirring series events involved in it.) —EDI- It is plain from K.’s account t there has been a good deal Misunderstanding and some- ing approaching friction be- *en French and Joffre, each, I ®, thinking that the other ite 1928.) A telegram in this sense in reply to our remonstrance earlier in the day, came in just before midnight m. downstairs with Kitchener and - }Winston, McKenna and Jack Pease and later Lloyd George. i ‘Vibert’s “Coronation of the King of Rome” a Striking Work—Henner, Monticelli, | Among Other Noted Artists Repre- ' i } HE Post-Dispatch presents herewith the second installment of Lord Asquith’s war diary. It opens with the second month of the war and shows the conflict of views on policy among the | : There is friction between Kitchener, V1 de Minister of War, and Gen. Sir John French, commanding the AA titish forces in France; also, between Gen. French and Gen. Joffre, TT gho was then marshaling the Allied forces for the great battle of the Jf. Winston Churchill, the incessantly active First Lord of the AF Adsialty, is shown rushing back and forth to the Belgian front, was not giving him full caters | of the right kind of support. Moreover, although we have sent French all, and more than all, he needed to renew his army and replenish his supplies and equipment, there has been a lot of disorganization on the lines of communication and he has not received his proper reinforce- ments either of men or material. K. did his best to put all this right and we are going as soon as possible to send French the Sixth Division, fresh men who have seen no fighting, so far, and are intact and unfatigued. The two Indian divisions, the first of vhich is well on this side of Aden, will be halted for a few days in Egypt before proceeding to Mar- | seilles, Retiring Troops Battered. There is no doubt from what K. reports that French’s troops, always fighting and always re- tiring, have been a good deai battered and they need a few days’ rest. ‘of their Paintings Worth $100,000 Given to City Dieterle, Roybet sented. By WILLIAM F. ALLEN, Museum rejoices in the gift last week of 13 paintings, forming the collection of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Fowler of 35 West- moreland place—rejoices not only because, nearly every one of the 15 is a splendid ex- | ample of the work of the artist, but because the Art Museum likes gifts as free of restric- T™ Board of Control of the tion as this was. It is the first considerable gift unhedged PPL IDA AL OPED A ws, *, ae Ps = Poy eae , * - Peete Nr rt tr ee wee ¥ 23 bi Se Fs ; en ee Soe PouG ae City Art 4 4 4 ; ? | 7 | ‘ ve. 9 “at ™ . . 4’ P ly » « q ; 7 Kn 4 ' ¥ : ae AP, + ‘ . + 3 SY oe a » 5 ; : edo 3 SO as e ocrgeRmoe sot a : we oe ‘ RE at ie ae > ~ 2 aa q a < "rare PPS COCR RO I OO ON - e with “ifs,” “ands” and “buts” and the sec- ' ond one so substantial. the University, not of the Museum. iel K. Catlin collection, the only previous gift | of like proportions, is the property of the | Museum, but with restrictions that eventual-. | ly may imperil the Museum’s title to it. | Mrs. Fowler’s will makes tpe gift outright, | | with only one provision—that 10 of the pic- tures be shown together as a memorial to her husband, who for many years was president), of the St. Louis Symphony Society and who) died in 1926. Value of Collection Approximately $100,000 Not only are the Fowler pictures worthy specimens— ‘but many of them will prove very popular. The brilliant story picture of Vibert, “‘The | Crowning of the King of Rome,” is an exam-! creators—excellent ple, though probably the Vibert has least ar-| tistic value among the 10 pictures that are to) form the memorial. Pictures are exact appraisal, but local authorities that the Fowler collection has a market value of not less than $100,000. There is a Gainsborough landscape, for ex- During his hfe, Gainsborough found much greater market value for his landscape Yet, after his death, ample. than for his portraits. ithe portraits came into greater ' He estimated his cas- | ualties up to yesterday at abour | on | like the Gary in composition and 8000, of whom a large proportion are missing. He thinks that in a few days some 2000 of these will | have returned to the colors. Recruiting is now going on at such a tremendous rate, scape in Suffolk.” 30,000 | men a day, that it will soon be- | come possible to digest the new material and provide it with clothing and arms. The mines sown by the Germans in the North Sea continue to give a lot of trouble, mostly to our own and neutral trawlers. Kaiser’s Prophecy. SEPT. 8.—I have just been | quite good spirts and very pleased | _with his army. ee reading a telegram from Bucha-| rest to the effect that the Kaiser has written to the King of Ru- mania, whom he is most anxious) to enlist on his side, that the Ger- | man troops in France will have’! crushed the Franco-British forces in 20 days. attention to Russia. Meanwhile Kitchener calculates | gade of about 3000 men. that in six months’ time he will have 50 divisions of trainea that the new recruits were badly overcrowded. He did not deny it, but smiled of doctors were always insisting | on ridiculous allowances of cubic They would not allow in (the Cabinet room) space. this room more than eight men, while we | |and hence greater worth. a definite trend back to the landscapes and the evidence is that, within the months, a Gainsborough possessed by estate of E. H. Gary brought $360,000 at pub- | The Fowler landscape is not un- lic auction. The Charles Pettus collection hangs in the Museum, but only in the absence of any gallery possessed by Wash- ington University, for it is the property of || Now there appears MRS. CORA L. FOWLER, The Dan.|, Pictures in Fowler Collection Presented to City Art Museum | Thomas Gainsborough (1772-1828). | in Suffolk. | Adolphe Joseph Thomas Monticelli (1824- | 1886). Landscape with figures. Adolphe Schreyer (1828-1899). Arabds. Jules Dupre (1811-1889). Landscape. | Marie Dieterle. Cattle in landscape. | John Linnell (1792-1882). Hampstead | Heath. View | Jehan Georges Vibert (1840-1902). Coro- | nation of the King of Rome, | J. J. Henner (1829-1900). Head of a | Woman. Charles Emile Jacque (1813-1894). Large | || landscape with sheep, and small landscape | with sheep. Paul Jean Clays (1819-1883). scene in River Scheddt. ‘| FF. V. L. Roybet (1840-1920). Large por- || trait of Venetian Nobleman. | | Albert Neuhuys (1844-—). Winding Yarn. Shipping difficult of . agree ‘the old masters and presents water, sky, woods, figures. But the composition skillful- ‘ly brings the eye back to a fallen-away clay 'bank to which the artist brought his master ‘touch. popularity last six Monticelli at His Best the’ in Fowler Painting Arthur Kocian, local art dealer, | that the Monticelli in the collection is the fin- color, and | est work of that French artist. It is a wood- immediately took on a greater value with the 1114 ¢ined with strolling figures and handled sale of the Gary. 'with full, rich browns with the atmosphere The Fowler Gainsborough is entitled “Land- | under such control that great depths appear It is a large canvas iD in the forest. It is chock full of Monticelli’s the reddish brown universally employed by | characteristic imagination and rich color. A ieee Landscape by Gains- a borough Is Among the 13 Pictures Bequeathed With- out Hampering Conditions Fowler. | | The Henner will delight Museum visitors. | It is a portrait of a red-headed woman. In| it the artist displays to a great degree his| pastel’ handling of oils with soft lines. The painting of flesh in the shoulders is exquisite and the rich henna of the flowing hair is touched effectively with light at the crown of the head. The Museum has no Henner at this time and likely would have difficulty in market. The Schreyer is, as usual, Arabs on horse- back. It is rather lighter in tone than many Schreyers—glistening with Oriental color. ; Two figures form the central theme. There are two pictures by Jacque, famous painter of sheep. One is a large canvas, the other smaller. It is likely that neither | The cow picture by Marie Dieterle is , | ;color—of her declares | reaches the quality of two Jacque’s which | the Museum already possesses, one in the Par- /sons and the other in the Catlin collection, | but nevertheless they are representative. | Venetian Nobleman by Roybet, a Vivid Canvas Another of the pictures sure to draw gaze on the Museum walls is the portrait by Roy- bet. As it hangs in the Fowler home, it can scarcely be appreciated. It is too large for a home picture—an immense canvas, fitted only for museum walls. It portrays a Vene- ‘tian nobleman in a brilliant scarlet coag de-' ‘fore a background of a scene in Venice, anit one of that artist’s best. She was perhaps the most famous. of all women painters of | cows, inheriting the skill—in drawing ane ! famous father, Emil von |Marcke, unchallenged as the greatest of cow | painters. There is a Scheldt river scene by Dutch painter, Clays and a large landscape, “Hampstead Heath,” by Sir John Linnell. The Linnell will prosper in the museum. Un- der artificial light in the Fowler home, it loses some of its color. In the sunlight of the museum it will come into its own. |. Jules Dupre, prolific painter of landscapes, ‘is not at his best in the Fowler’ collection, though by no means is his landscape of fields, water and sky to be cast aside as unworthy of him. There is just the slightest feeling 'of the chromo, which is dissipated by the true display of Dupre soft color. Louis LaBeaume, vice president of the Museum Board of Control, expressed his per- sona: satisfaction with the gift. It is likely that the board will be called in meeting soon to accept the gift formally. The pictures probably will not be moved to the Museum until autumn, possibly in October. If they were mul- tiplied by six he says he would SEPT. 14—We had a longish Cabinet mostly occupied with odds | and ends. It is rather interesting | to know, as Kitchener told us,. that we have by now sent to. French 213,000 men and 57,000) horses. SEPT. 19—Joffre is very an-| xious that we should make a di-| version on the north coast 01 | and armed motor cars, his marine bri- As he mentioned cavalry, I, thinking of the old joke about) troops, which means a little more) than 1,000,000 men. I told him know it can easily accommodaw) 16 or more. Was an ample supply of tents, which in this weather one would think preferable to barracks. Resented Kitchener’s Visit. SEPT. 9—The adventurous Winston (Churchill) is just off to Dunkirk to superintend his new ‘to set on foot a better and more) has | business-like system. flying base. He will be back by lunch-time tomorrow. He shown me a very private letter to himself from French, who keenly | this morning and gave me a fun resented K's visit.. He seems in and vivid: narrative of his jouw He added that there | | horse marines, began to chaff him | as to the composition of his foree,| week or nine days, and the long | ™Ore than another three days. and what do you think I discov-| march will be good for his troops. | Winston Goes to Antwerp. ered? That he had, with K's con-, | .sent, dispatched the Oxfordshire grimly and said the damned fools | Yeomanry, his own corps, with “Brother Jack.” I fear we shall see very few of them back again. Trouble Over Supplies. | SEPT. 22—Kitchener presente | himself today in what he called/ hope that Joffre won’t through| the Ministers and try to infuse put | into their backbones the necessary frankly a white sheet, admitting | that the recruits had been and. were being badly treated in the way of clothing, boots and other necessaries. He says that his or- ders have not been carried out and he is furious with the War Office. We agreed to dismiss fhe Chief Director of Contracts, and SEPT. 29—Winston turned up | Sunday with Gen. French and his | get to Berlin in six weeks without) French help. ney to the front. on Saturday morning and spent and diplomatic troops, returning after a visit to his own little army at Dunkirx, | on Monday night. He went alt'| along the English line, about 1s) miles, and saw everything thar was to be seen. in the best guns at Antwerp, and The army was, possible condition, | superiority, | and in a perfectly impregnable | making the most piteous appeals| coming to their final assistance. | position, for the most part lintn, | for help. One cannot be surprised | Winston had already moved up hts jat this, or blame them, for the | Marines from Dunkirk, and they the north bank of the Aisne. French’s Plan. ln ‘Germans have been | French intends, if he can get | active the last few days in bura- | ‘France to frighten the Germans! Joffre’s assent and if Joffre can|ing their villages and shooting | doing well, but have already had He says he will then |as to their lines of communica- leave 500,000 German troops in| tion, so Winston has sent there, occupation of France and turn his|to reinforce his airplanes spare enough men to fill the gap, | the inhabitants. to disengage, as they call it, anc | great outflanking march Brussels to Cologne. He left here | America for a fortnight to try and settle up both our financial difficulties. has been a tower of strength. OCTOBER 1—The are pounding away with their big Belgians are in a large numerica) they seem to lost morale and nerve and are!|as they can, The fall of Antwerp would be to make with his whole force a|2 great moral blow to the Allies, via | for it would leave the whole of Amiens, Arras, Douai, Tournay, to | Belgium for the mom@nt at the. ithe line across Belgium fro.,,/' Mercy of the Germans. The com-/|country. K. — think that he will stiffen them up to the sticking point. OCT. 5—Far more interesting than anything else for the mn- ment is Antwerp. Winston suc- ceeded in bucking up the Belgians, who gave up their panicky idea He Germans though the going to hold Antwerp for as lons« trusting upon ou: have | unusually | are now in the Antwerp trenches. We hear today that they are 70 casualties. He had also sent for the rest of his Naval Brigade. We are doing our best for the Belgians, though we are danger- by the Will of Mrs. Cora L. |* of retreat to Ostend and are now | Framers of Primary Laws Tried to Tie Voters Down To Strict Party Allegiance Oath and Challenge System, not Used in Practice, Ignored in Attorney-General’s Ruling on Franchise Right. By CARLOS F. HURD, W favored niche. With the very important State and local primary only & few days distant, sections 4839 and Missouri are of interest to all the voters of Missouri, and section 5005 is of equal interest to all St. Louls voters, Section 4839, of the general primary election laws, applicable throughout the state, including acquiring one of such quality in the open! St. Louis, tells who is entitled to vote in the primary. “No person,” it says, “shall be entitled to vote at any pri- mary unless a qualified elector of the precinct and duly regis- tered therein, if registration thereat be required by law, and known to affiliate with the po- litical party named at the head of the ticket he calls for, and attempts to vote, or unless he obligates himself to support the nominees of said party at the following general election.” There it is, Politicians up and down the state are telling dis- gruntled voters of both parties— dry Democrats, wet Republicans— that the law requires them to vote the same ticket in the primary and in the general election. Gov. Baker, beset with inquiries, : sked the new Attorney-General, Strat- ton Shartel, for an opinion. Decision by Shartel. The Attorney-General replied that every voter was free to cast his ballot as he wished in the gen- eral election, regardless of his vote in the primary. That is common sense. It has been the view of legal authorities in past election years. But is it the intent and spirit of the pri- mary laws cf Missouri? This can be judged after reading section 4841. It makes plain how the voter is to “‘obligate himself.” Says section 4841—*It shall be the duty of the challenger to challenge and the duty of the judges of election to reject the ballot of any person attempting to vote other than the ticket of the party with which he is known to be affiliated, unless such person, wien challenged, obligates himself, by oath or af- firmation, administered by one of the judges, to support the party nominees of the ticket he is voting in the following gen- eral election. All judges of the election shall have authority and are empowered to adminis- ter such oath, or affirmation, and any person offering to ~ote who shall fail or refuse to take or make such oath or affirma- tion when demanded by such challenger, or required by any judge, shall not be allowed to vote at such primary election.” Sections 4839 and 4841, as stated, apply to all parte of Mis- souril, including the City of St.' Louis. But there is a special set of primary laws which apply to “Cities Over 400,000"—namely, ously short of regulars in this) is sending over to-. ; |mander telegraphs that he does! day to their help a force consist- He thinks he could do it in | not think they can hold out for, ing of the Seventh Division, 18,- | It would relieve Antwerp, which | the Germans in their flank and ing, and, I fancy, to the invasion of France. approved by Kitchener, and »| will go straightaway timidity or over-caution spokes in the wheel. “Americans Disagreeable.”’ The Americans are making themselves disagreeble about the seizure and detention of carsovs sent in their ships ostensibly to Holland, but for German sumption. We naturally do noi | but, if he was able to want to have a row with them,| justice in a foreign but we cannot allow the Ger- mans to be provided for. Rufus has agreed to ¥ quantity of starch. Sir John French way of Lille. I have ing Winston’s report. go tt - I was away, but Grey, Kitchen- | is going to be sorely pressed, take | er and Winston held a late meer- with. Grey’s Tear, break up their communica-| rather reluctant consent, the in- tions and if successful put an end : trepid Winston set off at midnight and ought to have reached An. It is @ great scheme, heartily | werp at about 9 this morning. He preparations to send assistance by | here this morning a talk with K. this morning and we are both rather anxiously await- con-| know how fiuent he is in Frencu, Belges will have listened to a dis- with a most decided negative, say- course the like of which they have ‘| mever heard before. I -eavalry division. They ought all ‘to be in Belgium by Wednesday o Thursday at the latest, and it i» to be hoped that Antwerp can last as long as that. K. has appointea one of the best of our younger generals, Sir Henry Rawlinson, to command the whole. Churchill Wanted to Join Army. | Then comes a real bit of tragic is makiny | comedy. I found when I arrivee telegrain from Winston, who propoegs to re- sign his office in order to take command in the field of this great military force. Of course, without consulting anybody, I at once tete- do himself .-aphed to him warm apprecia- tongue thw! sion of bis mission and his offer, and beara had a lon» I do nos /000 of our best infantry, and = and exclusively, St. Louis. Oath of Party Faith. In this urban category comes section 6005. “No person,” it says, “shall be entitled to vote at any primary unless a qualified elector of the precinct and duly registered therein, and known to affiliate with the political party named at the head of the ticket he calls for, or will make affi- davit or furnish proper proof that he is affiliated with the party whose ticket he calls for, or ob- ligates himself under oath to sup- port the nominee of said party at the following city election.” It will be noticed that section 4841 speaks of the voter's obligat- ing himself to support the “party nominees,”’ while section 5005, for city voters, adds the words “un- der oath,” and says “the nom- inee of said party.” Whether the change from plural to singular makes apy difference, might be argued as a point of casulstry. cannot but i Continued on Page 3B. } . The “nominees” would appear HEN a Museum of Legislative Curiosities is established, the primary election laws of the State of Missouri should have @ Rn RR NLS OEE om a 4841 of the Revised Statutes of to mean the whole ticket. The “nominee” might be understood to be the person running for the most important office on the tick- et—this year, the presidency. The one thing which seems clear, in reading all three sec- tions cited, is that their author or authors, meant and intended to bind the voter, or to make him think himself bound, im his ac- tion at the general election, by the party ballot he selected in the primary. In attempting this, the framers of the primary law were attempt- ing what appears to be impossi- ble, and what, if it were possible, They were making a law with- out a penalty—the height of leg- islative futility. True, the pri- mary law has a section stating that violators of provisions for which no speeial penalty is stated | shall be guilty of a felony, ane a shall be punished by two to five years’ imprisonment. But what fig} would constitute a violation of section 4841, with its provisions for placing the voter on oath? Refusing to take the oath would not be punishable as a fel- ony. For the law says that the person who refuses the oath shall not be permitted to vote in the primary. That disposes of him. The offense, then, would consist of taking the oath to vote one way, and afterward voting anoth- er way, in the general election. The offense, in that case, would not be committed until the ger- eral election. It would be an of- fense to which no other citizen could testify, as the ballot is se- cret. And if the evidence were obtainable, and the violation could be proved, is there a lawyer who thinks that any court would sustain a convictian? It would be a sufficient defense to plead a man’s right to change his mina. If the case were that of a woman voter, this defense would be sti’! more impregnable. Explained on Moral Ground. The explanation usually given is that, while the primary law. 4 does not bind the individual ie- is gally with the force which other laws have, it does impose a moral obligation. This raises the ques- tion whether the law has any 4 _ business imposing moral obliga- 7 MY tions on people. Law, frcm the . time of Moses to the present, has : said “Thou shalt” and “Thow shalt not,” chiefly the latter. It has not said, “It would be nice if you would,” or “You really ought not to.” It does not advise; it | commands. | But while seeing the futility of | what the primary lawmakers have 'done, it is quite possible to un- | derstand what they were driving at. They were providing a sub- stitute for the party convention system, in its local and state phases. Party conventions ex- cluded members of the opposite Fé party. Also, those who took part ; in a convention were expected to F abide by its result and support the nominee. Bolting was frowned upon. Therefore, the primary system, devised to take the place of conventions, must have some means of keeping out intruders, and must at least discourage boit- ers. Sections 4389, 4841 and 6005 embodied the best plan they could think of. ' ft they had succeeded in legally tying the voter to the nominees of the party with which he e@ligned sg) * tee % ee: 10 EN “ae Woe sate + “i? Oe aa . tine » — — a ++ | himself in the primary, just what rae eR rr : vt a ee ae os en Oe — —_—- Sr tne eM goku a e § — : a: i ants honed at faa a i nat ' al _— ae. — eo . z ™ ie 2 ERNE AIT OURO SSE INE IEE LE Eg ET ILE NOTICE would be undesirable. ia “poche, cel = 5 jaaer A, 3 Sy

Page 42

~~. — mee seas FIGHT STATE LEASE GAME PRESERVE gp Sell Outright the Prep- . gought Near Defiance, Charies County. : of State authorities to a game preserve in St PAGE 2B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 15°78 «Published by The Puliteer Publishing Company Twrlith Boulevard end Olive Street ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. a 3 + Labor is accustomed to hearing its reactionary em- | ployers utter pious fears as to what mischief satan will find for the workers to do if they get the extra hours of freedom they seek, or what frivolous and even harmful use they will make of the increase in pay they want. Most employers seem to have real- ized now that better standards of living among their ‘employes make for greater efficiency and a smaller RELIGIOUS BIGOTRY AT WORK. A citizen of New York informs the Post-Dispatch that there is being circulated an alleged oath taken by members of the Knights of Columbus, and that it is arousing prejudice among some Protestants against Gov. Smith as a presidential candidate. The cath contains vows of the vilest and most malignant . kind against all Protestants and Masons. The writer | ER Se eae imiralt says that the oath is circulated with a statement, | labor turnover. | a | . Fa eee, 20 miles west of St 2 bad a to give validity to it, that the oath is printed in the! A few barons still exist, however, who frown on =e i Ka * . ender @ pian to lease land | Congressional Record. He wants to know if there liberty and foster regulation as their means of keep- ers at $1 an acre, are ‘is any foundation for it. ing men regularly at work. When unrest sets in, they with oppost = | ‘Many lies and malignant partisan statements are | seek a cheap remedy—the gentleman from India : “es 3 an exile + + , | would, i printed In the Congressional Record. All of Senator wants prohibition. But the Labor Bureau has more erica fear the plan would | woul | Heflin's speeches made on the floor are in the Con-/| important matters to deal with. : ; : ) | Pe. multitudes of hunters, cre- — ional Record. , +++ es 5 > ~ : a gn intolerable ndit: pees The oath being circulated in New York is the’ KRATKY FOR SIDENER. A % > -.% : Byen season. | | same bogus oath which bobbed up in the contest for, Robert J. Kratky has prepared a slate for the guid- Ay : P so ) |g congressional seat in 1913. It came up im connec- ance of local Republican ward organizations in the ‘tion with charges by a contestant that it had been primary which carries the name of Howard Sidener. used against him by another candidate. Of course, This slate, issued, as it has been, oe Cone Head- it got into the Congressional Record. But the Con- ‘quarters, presumably is approved by all the Repub- ‘gressional Committee on Elections, after investiga- lican leaders who are thus committed to supporting tion, branded it as bogus and utterly false. Mr. Sidener for the nomination for Circuit Atterney. | At the same time it was @nvestigated by a com-| What bargainings, exchanges and compromises lie | ‘mittee of Masons of high standing and was con- back of this commitment can only be guessed at by | LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE demned as a vicious fake, without a shadow of foun- the ordinary citizen and may interest him only as address of the author | dation. joue of the: mysterious —_ by which politicians | mast accompany every contribution, Dut! The oath ts so vile and contains pledges of such move their wonders to perform. on request will not de published. Let-| malignant hatred and murderous intent, that no citi; With Mr. Kratky’s part in such negotiations, how- ters not exceeding 200 words will recewe | 1. Sith 9 spark of decency would charge it against ever, the ordinary citizen may be more than ordi- any other citizen. It is the product of a gangrened uarily curious. For Mr. Kratky but lately swept into | ee | ; : Pree brain and is utterly unfit for publication. Several the political arem& in the shining armor of reform Ae - “Se = When -_ Pry ~~ : Mere To the Editor ef the Post-Dispatch: | elergymen who read the oath publicly and several as the manager of Victor Miller's candidacy for ) wi . a ~ ‘Itt, ante HAVE lived too long and observantly | pnblishers who printed it were convicted of criminal Mayor. As his protege’s guide, philosopher and eal end aol ae I to look on the success of any Darty/iibel. The Knights of Columbus have offered from : THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM at he Was 45°80 mever belong to any party, always classes and public LPR . wats bis é Renate ms ppnent ne “om * - eee awe . ~— Sine ‘ hic alt ce aD a ee _ ee a my i Mie 4 of . “ye y we . ey Pee ey oe) > . 2 P is S ‘ " ‘ Fy ER 5 had RES Ae ag gis eg Hb: NG sieaal en ra a ah Co9 Dy 5 Pate > SE c= 2 ‘ oe ‘ am baie a F Bho NAN 9p BPRSS RT Ge eT ee a Be at ai ae Ieee. te « Ni SMe cy , iS Lae ik. Any J > | 9 i ae es ae, i et OI Rely dle BAI Se ae ; 2 "Ries! Weae EAE iy Sens Sig yee os aie ea +he a) aegis es A aia a Bie Cray eae eal : : i Z elie bo eT i ait y ag 3 : iE Pee Pe : aime “if an were ig eis F iP ‘ ‘ Hertel Mise Taee 2. 5 Be age ‘ ry : o wait a ¢ ape ; eR a PA rs, Whe, . 2 ae A. Paws. ag r . i ae “ sl ngs 6 Nae nes ne : . . , a : “aN iF ewes s 5 Gs Bs oe ey ae * ‘ . ad - . . 7 as . aie oe “ por ere 4 Ch 7 RAI A tae —* we Waal Lisette She M 4 = ‘ “i 4 aus fee DRG tisinr Ene dors ey eee _" ; ~ : . ‘ —- asta , ” - fas a ie ee . re SE ee. aah et Sea ee ops 6 Gti hie ae eer See ~ tag ¢ emt . a, tee ET xy , ; 4 soni: yf 4 » ~ : . a . - : i a ne Nae ‘ re 2 “ Be ek pe te eevs + By i : Je idee ms G Raed at RAY s wd by. s te 4 Sv & x 3 —. 7 re, ’ * Re pie: iy CS | one , : . =e . : re ates : a “a ‘ ; ) n ty rf exh ai ee mor phage ige® z ati hon “wr ah (he Rea EP E « ‘igw -— naa ar ete at ded Willige 2. gee ° a abs Ce ee was er Lis eee Bh. - So : . dee: Fao he yo. * ers : . 4 hg x SRK haa bat D> ag, Bh Divi és “ " ™ y J * a Se RASS - a P ion ‘ - A g2 JOSEPH PULITZER. ~ ? cutie a ae BOF ye Saint Sibel Pe is x) ta Pa ee abe ig be yar, BH GR cpa. aie The name and Su AINE LY RS BON. ct! ie nega Mote Bs, Me ty ea ae friend, Mr. Kratky challenged the wicked bosses as | or the election of any Man a5 & panacea tine to time rewards of from $5000 to $25,000 for he waved “the warlike flag of a great ideal.” for political ills. in submitting, —. one iota of proof that any oath of this kind has ever | The magical mission of reform having succeeded | nem. the ees wi upradhaen - been in the records of the organization or ever used gloriously in Mr. Miller’s election, it is now, appar- | eo. >, ently, discarded and Mr. Kratky appears as a prac- | next President, I am not such an optimist in its ritual. | — — | as to believe his election would reacting The oath has been revived from time to time in (tical politician, in full fellowship with the oid bosses | the main-| to pass in full all 10 beneficial results. | the interest of the Ku Klux Klan. In 1923, when it | working hand in glove with them for But I do believe his election would mat ‘was being circulated {n Missouri and neighboring | tenance of the machine and the apportionment of the | a tendency to produce cus ad pcan | states, the Post-Dispatch exposed the falsity of it. loaves and fishes. contrariwise, no hope a | It was charged at that time that the bogus oath was “Purity in politics is an iridescent from the Republican party or its nom-| _ slg inee along those lines. |taken by the members of the fourth degree in the cynical Ingalls. Kratky does not 1. The concept of religious tolerance’ Knights of Columbus, and we published the only Sidemer shouts it. and freedom may be proved to be a liv-| pledge subscribed to by members of the order. Its ing principle with our people rather than’ accuracy was fully substantiated. It follows: ” ee aonb by big I Swear to support the Constitution of the United business and selfish interests may be | States. I pledge myseif as a Catholic citizen and broken. | Knight of Coiumbus to fully enlighten mrself upon bi tt > - RADIO AND GATE RECEIPTS. | Losing some $200,000 on the Tunney-Heeney fight, | Tex Rickard anmounces that in future there will be | — 'mo more prizefights by radio for the stay-at-homes. 3. The granting of special pri ei my duties as a citizen and to conscientiously per | There is no doubt but radio has played havoc with y group or interest mag cease | + ; , to = Ase Ss aielaieats tn tel form them entirely in the interest of my country, | gate receipts in many types of entertainment. The this regardiess of all personal consequences. I pledge baseball owners complain of it, amd so do the peopie r opera. The radio has been | > . . colonel had been 11 cower wes ties to all. . 4. Corruption in high places may be; tegrity and purity of the ballot and to promote = perfected until respect for law and order. I promise to practice r to hear most entertainments in this wary at : : according’ y. ea _— Sa ee >. Our elections may ve iree TOM | | | : 7 e + conduct myself in public affairs and the exercise try, most of whic would not have seen the “- 6. The largest measure of freedom for | of public virtue as to reflect nothing but credit | Tunney-Heeney fight anyway, if Rickard made good the individual consistent with orderly | pay : ten | flourish and our country prosper to the greater if other forms of entertainment followed his lead. | the chief aim of a democratic society. (| honor and glory of God oT ——* sai :, ‘ 2 Encroachment of the Federal Gov- | : The radio has become a virtual necessity to the peo- | sr be checked, the exposure of the bogus oath in the interest of . it rescued them would work upon them incalculable 8. Our national resources may be con-/| truth and decency and to uncover the dirty under-/hardship. Some better plan than cutting out the, welfare of all our citizens. | 1 . ago Reva “ih ini ea nations | malictous charges ins presidential campaign which !have to be found. The radio has made the country | , ought to be free from that sort of thing. It is diffi- kin, and that kinship cannot be lightly abandoned. honorable consideration in our dealings | with them as would the most powerfu:. fluenced by such palpably false and malignant ma- able to a people scattered all over that vast area | oe inal tak iene which is the United States, some of them tucked hands of the wcoag mercy cata the lengths to which religious and partisan bigotry | away in corners which only the radio can find. ican party P : : | Will go im attempting to play upon ignorance and | 5O Life. (Signed) JOHN DOE. | credulity for their own purposes. We do not believe for a moment that reputable a 7 . Lindbergh's income for the last six months : To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: ‘Bance such base political tactics. But they should oo HE letter of Jas. Thos. Coffey criti- repudiate and stand openly and firmly against them. deal more. In thi Republican tells ex : | principle of equal rights and opportuni- | | myself to do all in my power to preserve the in- who hold the sack fo il it i uestion whether it is not seen for the vile thing it is and punished | my religion consistently and faithfully and to so to the coun- ey RS the threat of purchase. oh upon our Holy Church, to the end that she may | his threat, as it would be am even greater deprivation government may again be recognized as « : 4 : : | ernment on the sovereignty of the states) We reprint this pledge and the facts concerning | ple. ‘To put them back inte the isolation from which served and utilized for the protection and | ground work of those who circulate such false and | prizefight, the baseball game, the opera, etc., will | may receive the same exact justice and cult to conceive of persons so credulous as to be in- There would else be no means of making life toler-| +3 13 , ; : ) 10. The concentration of capital in the| terial. But the surreptitious circulation of it shows as @ dangerous trend in our national | COL. LINDBERGH'S INCOME. Progress in Mexico. leaders of the Republican party approve or counte- the $260,000 would ‘cising your “Obregon” editorial is ig eS ay Ee * Sa ee = = BiG BILL HIMSELF AGAIN. amusing. How could a revolution im- poverish a Mexican peon or Russian peasant who had nothing to begin with? Perhaps we were all wrong. Perhaps we did the The church was the loser, as he indirect- | high officials of American tennis a sli niin lv admits, not the proletariat. He quotes when we hurled our racquet at their composite head hey i Des SP eens.) 2 ae ee oc a ** w TT ? aenain ‘ " o When he flew to Havana a few months ago as part of the good-will tour of Central America, , 2 -— } : n r+ 7 ?4 fy + ~ > lh. + Lindbergh had been offered $100,000 if, on alight- you as saying that Obregon “wanted to. | 0 see the Mexican people freed from serf- | 22d stalked off the court in high dudgeon when th his plane on Cuban soil he would gay, @om and made capable of self-govern- | disqualified Bill Tilden. “Give me a ———.” naming a well-known brand ment” and then denies that they are ex-| Perhaps those astute and patriotic citizens knew of cigarette. To which, with the simpiicity that dangers it created. r O name J. J. Raskob chairman of the | time ercising self government. Unfortunately | just how to handle Tilden to spur him to his creat continues to characterize and to endear him, he ij Gor. Smith also named eas chairman of | siacieamiatiitin: Maisie teal, wea i VU in in the . ae : | a a had replied. “I don’t smoke.” the finance committee of the Democratic ; e a} t+ : the old novels we bought fora est effort. Anyhow, ron see what has happened ae enh ee characteristic piece of Al Smith strategy. | e = > anal a hans as JS bad NAPA nate oe ai aR SRR CN eon 87k OE sks es Fan ge BS ° HS. ‘ PRES oe aubes comes a dismal report. ER oa RIA it 1c A Ligen —_— > P ' gied Bee it Ssivt . ee lt END OF THE GREAT SHAVING SOAP WAR. After the classical wars, in which men fought over women, as the Greeks did, or to defend their homes, | as Marco Bozzaris did, it is almost impossible imagine shaving soap as a cause of war. Yet it has been the cause of a deadly conflict. ther has been flring to such a degree that > to see bow the matter was going. It Palmolive and Céigate have pooled Mage Low + dant ait — o 7 + ; - heir differences and their stocks. . here will be no more exciting window displays offering with each package of shaving soap a can of talcum, a safety. We will razor, €a Wooden Minnow and a wrist watch. get the shaving soap without the extras, peace will orood ower the shaving soap industry. and the armr of salesmen who hare been away to the war will be demobilized and sent home. . £ y if is Weil. PISS 0 Sacer asa ee ea Fat ed eee bee Se . . We mirht mention, too, that wae conversation is a lost art does net ‘much about a bridge game. «As We understand the matter, (eam cures for dumbness are an airplane p waning a bole in one. | Another thing that comes on ws } shock now and then is the fact | | Yankees have substitutes on ther e is Statistical Note. Some fancies are founded on If the bill boards along the hig | inid end to end, they would be | highways. Synonwns and wv Imaginary Conversati Wife: Where did I leave off? bee ; Big Brute: While dressing. *- - * We eee where some flatterer seugehadiealiad sna — ee) Ps 3 ee * est frames, te eetrered, ~tte epee inte > bed Easy Terms 1“ =

Page 43

bad "emt Near Defiance, St. ' 2 County. Continued From Page 1B. mtg of State authorities to/ ing we could not spare him at the - @ game preserve in 8&t. Admiralty. , e. County, icar New Melle I mance, 20 miles west of St. had not meant to read it at ue ynder a plan to lease land the Cabinet, but as everybody, in- mers at $1 an acre, are cluding k., began to ask how soon So erith opposition from the he was going to return, I Was at Sho prefer to sell their last obliged to do so. Winston is Pe tent an ex-lieutenant of Hussars, and jo ers fear the plan would would, if his proposal had been ac- = = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pe ac, Ben STE PAN | Chur chill Wanted to Quit | Ben ee Cabinet to Fight at Front’ pe : tera. i cepted, have been in command of ii cscoterable concert two distinguished major-generals, | ‘ not to mention brigadiers, colonels, season. etc., while the navy were only con- tributing their little brigades. OCT. 6—Winston persists in re- maining there, which leaves the Admiralty here without a head, and I have had to tell them to sub- mit all decisions to me. I think that Winston ought to return now that a capable genera! is arriving. He has done good service in the way of starching the Belges. Gloomy News from Belgium. OCT. 7—The court and ministers | have retreated to Ostend and the | Belgian army is completely worn out and demoralized. The trenches | Z - are good and strongly protected | Enjoyable Vacations and our men could, I believe, hold | ; and Home News them against any assault that the 7 oe decide on the date second or third German besiegers | ae going to leave, tele- would deliver, certainly until re- | | (MAin 1111), send a lief comes. But when the bom- | ' i aS coll end order the bardment of the open town once | , begins, the inhabitants, some 300,- | 000 or 400,000, are sure to get into | a panic ang to demand capitvla- tion. Our forces will in no case sur- render, but if the worse comes wil] retire on the road te Bruges and Ghent, where they wil] find Raw- linson’s corps entrenched and waiting for reinforcements. Much of this I got from Winston, who returned from the front early this CoNnROYS ING PIANO OFFER o clear our floors of all used Pianos we are ruth- y cutting prices—at the same time giving won- Story & Clark Used ee Be Te 3 5 ro ; ; ~~ Pa . - eee! Qe” || Player-Piano ee Complete With eae eee . —— ra it ssn pe : a 25 Music int Par RTS Ng eee wba ch | Rolls and Bench ne 6% - *« — I Ae — gee ua . . a. . rn é — te . - - > s - _* ’ , t ST ae = SSRIS 2 —— EE = : '- JUST A MINUTE FRRWGAY "8 $1.50 a Week (Copyright, 1928) a F J) — INFLUENCE OF GOOD BOOKS. | USED USED vith the books that we iove at cur ate | UL RIGHTS PLAYERS eee et ae As Low as in aly =p li bide; o he wings of romance, all our trouble’s $3 2-50 $ ; } 5 forgot and we thrill to the hero’s great ~ deeds, ; . e @ steady, good fellow, a man you cal Open All Dey rs Open Nights trust, it is safest to pick one who reads; Saturday Until 9 P. M. the pupils of Socrates, hearken again ye "aioe to the words of the master of old, 1 100 OLIVE ST. ihe pen of Kit Marlowe, we'll listel” ain to the tales that in taverns w re read at our leisure the authors love, but no book can recapture time a we sat in the attic and cautiously J bq | ' } a> do you go about accounting for the i@-*_ & hon of the rumble ncat? “rt. DAVENETTE SET 8-PC. DINING SUITES . ‘ eo oak ful styles. Buf- | ve micht mention, too, that whoever said eo benno $ 75 agg = wong table, $ 75 ersation is a lost art does not know very Rix, te opens into host chair and 5 side h about a bridge came. este ch Ms ° = a Easy Terms Oak China Cabinets s we understand the matter, the reliable and 3 in fine condition res for dumbness are an airplane ride and’ F Room 8 - * geome ing a hole in one. | j . . . bother thing that comes on eed : | L ck now and then is the fact 7, Living-Room : kees have substitutes on their roster. ae Buite **eee - *e eee . $25.00 BEDROOM — _ e . Statistica] Note. | Wites aie Paeaipaes 75 %-Piece Bedroom ome fancies are founded on facts, sn@gm : Mohali 7 , " . SS SECT versn. . = r ving= . . . Room Suite . cece *$85.00 — $69.75 the bill boards along the highways we?T® revi ae In many ae so a end to end, they would be along mWwoys. Easy Terms Sl ee Suites ..... ee j Odd Wood Full-Size onkms and snappy come-backs are Parior Suites $ ecb as. see. eeu Sacrificed ? rds that you happen to think of 15 mit es after the occasion for using them nee | Odd Dressers are special! ed. ® tevents, priced at... ....$12. . . > 7 —t_ Stare Only Easy Terms Imaginary Conversations. s | 2 Wife: Where eave © | ; ! emmacmmeraere ae || Olive :: 7th and Market :: 206 N. | 2th Stim We see where some flatterer claims pet NiO 5 talking movies are causing some of GO N $ 3 EXCHANGE STORES pular motion picture stars much 268 : ; | vanced through Termond and were | Belgian field army and of our na- morning. I had a talk with him and Kitchener over the situation, | and we telegraphed to General | French asking him to spare some | troops tor the relief of the siege, | if Joffre and he think it possible. | Winston is in great form, and | [ think has thoroughly enjoyed ad- | venture. He was quite ready to take over in Belgium, and did so, | in fact, for a couple of days, the) army, the navy and the civil gov- | ernmcut. The King remains at! Antwerp. Winston says. he Curiously cool and detached. Loss of “*»twerp. OCT. 8—The ws this morning from Antwerp wis distinctly bad. The Germans had been bombard- ing away all night, and Gen. Paris, who commands Winston’s Naval Division, talked of evacuating the | trenches, while Gen. Rawlinson, | who is still at Bruges, sent a re-| port that the Germans had ad-' -_- yn SN te me omnos——0n0o——10 moO threatening to cut through the line | of retirement on Ghent both of the val force. The French have diverted the | relief force which they had promised to send Winston from | Paris and Rawlinson with his Seventh Division, unsupported by | the French, is not quite strong enough to keep the road of retire- ment open. Kitchener has just been with us and is coming again in an hour’s time to confer with mc'| and Winston. I have still some hope that things may come out on the extreme left of France the next 48 hours are @ critical time. Sir John French ought today to be at Abbeville. ' Later. Just had a conference with EK. and Winsten. The French army having falled us and the Belgian field army being quite untrustworthy, there is, alas, noth-| I ine to be done but to order our | naval men to evacuate the trenches tonight, and Rawlinson will mect | | them and the remains of the Bel- | 'gians at Ghent, after which point) they are safe. Antwerp is, I am afraid, now in) flames, but if the naval men get. safely away, Sir John French’s army will be well reinforced and ought to be able to make whit Winston called a punch of an ef- fective kind on the German right Poor Winston is very depressed, as he feels that his missoin has been in vain. | Raw Recruits Sent. OCT. 9—The ‘news of the retire- | -ment is good. Rawlinson tel:- | | graphed this morning that 2000 of | the Naval Division passed through | Selzaels, close to the Dutch fron- | tier, this morning, making their | way via Bruges to Ostend, and that | the remainder were expected to go ‘through before dark this eveninz | Once they get to Ostend they wii! /embark in transports for home. | having had their baptism of fire. 12.—Gen. Arthur Asquit! | came to lunch yesterday and I hid a long talk with him after mid inight, in the course of which h: gave me a full and vivid accoun' of the expedition to Antwerp and the retirement. I feel the whole thing has been very foolish. Marines, of course, are splendid troops and can go anywhere and can do anything, but Winston ought never to have sent the two |Naval Brigades. I was assured | that all the recruits were being ‘left behind, and that the main | 'body at any rate consisted of sea- 'soned Naval Reserve men. A8s a | matter of fact. only about one- quarter were reservists and the rest | were a callow crowd of the rawest | recruits, most of whom had never | fired off a rifle, while none of | them had even handled an en- _ trenching tool. OCT. 15.— The news today is | neither good nor very bad. Gen | French has got all his troops round | and has linked up with Rawlinson | He lost one of his Generals yes- |terday; Hubert Hamilton was ' killed by a shell. Wales Eager to Go to Front. I went to see the King this morning before the Cabinet, at 11 and he agrees to open Parliament on Nov. 11. He'is much exercised about ‘the Prince of Wales. who is eating his heart out to go to the | front, his battalion of Grenadiers being already gone without him. is proposed that Gen. French should take him on his staff. OCTOBER (UNDATED)—Since I came back I have had a long call from Winston (Churchill), who, after dilating in great detail on the actual situation, became suddenly very confidential and implored m: not to take a conventional view of his future. Having, as he Bays. tasted biood this last few days, he is beginning. like a tiger, to crave for more, and begs that sooner or later—and the sooner the better— he may be relieved of his present office and put in some kind of military. command. The Impetuous Churchill. I told him that he could not tbe | Spared from the Admiralty, but he scoffs at that, alleging that the naval part of the business is prac- tically over, as our superiority will |grow greater and greater every /monthK His mouth waters at the sight and thought of K's new armies. Are these “glittering com. mands” to be entrusted to “dug-out _trash” bred on the obsolete tactics of 25 years ago. “mediocrities who have led a sheltered life moulder- ing in military routine,” etc., etc. For about a quarter of an hour he poured forth a ceaseless cata- ract of invective and appeal, and I much regretted that there was no shorthand writer within hear- ing, as some of his unpremeditated | phrases were quite priceless. He | was, however, three parts serious” and declared that a political career | |Was nothing to him in comparison | with military glory. Further installments of Lord Asquith's diary will be published tn , subsequent issucs of the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Berlin Necds 17,000 More Autos.| published by the German League/ the demand for motor cars in Ber-| More than 6900 automobiles arej vey, 4000 in Frankfort, 3400 in BERLIN, July 28.—Figures just| for Automobile Trade show that/lin exceeds the supply by 17.000.| needed in Hamburg, says the sur- | Leipsic and 3000 in Munich, ————— S Eyeglass Specia efficient service. If you were to pay much more you could not secure more conscientious service or more properly fitted glasses. a Buy a Stealey Home With Your Rent Money Bring the family out Sunday (If Yeu Own Your Let) _ Free Catalogue of Buildings to see the Sample Buildings ea). — ask for yours — or and get details, << SZ YA, phene—er write. —s Exceptionally Low Priced ee ———— eee = te ee he ee ee een ———————— Easy-Back te al = 2 LAWN CHAIR Sunday and | $ Evenings ee , 5 — This Week's | 7 Special Complete Made to Order Thorough Eye Test by Experts UNUSUAL VALUE | READING—DISTANCE OR SEWING Four registered optial specialists to render you the most ee osm —— This Is One of Our Five-Room Type Homes YOUR CHOICE FRAME OR BRICK I J Seat | 7, Bg Pg ie Ba Frame h-uses are carpen- pe ; . Pg ter built throughout, not FRAME OR BRICK » not portable. RAGES be arranged to include House complete, including — . Price includes two & ay DS maa $1 27 50 * s coats f t - . coats of outside paint and in- $e Concrete basement, fur Fir Siding ... Asphalt shingle roof. } : , 2-Car Garage wiring. Conerete Dost foun- ie nace, plumbing, electric Fir Siding ge, : ation, +. —<_: se we fixtures, etc. e EASY TERMS : sicto Pen monTH HE OTR ALEWY MFC. COMPANY i 91195 # Phone CAbany 5111 or PArkview 5119 im, ©601 Page Boulevard ::.:%.. Lenses, Frames and Examinations at One Cost Dependable jJaccards wig Service OPTICAL DEPT. LOCUST AT NINTH Fo mm 0 mm 0) 0) a 0) — 0} f} — (0 ono———aonoc——0 0 mo eS IOMO —_l : (= Men Make Furniture and Furniture Ma kes Men N DAYS gone by it was thought that men and women got their characters ready-made, from their ancestors. Fathers and mothers were credited with the virtue’ of their children and con- demned for their faults. Nowadays heredity counts for less and environment takesa more impor- tant place in the molding of character. Children and grown-ups are influ- enced by the inanimate things which surround them. People live with furniture. Furniture is more closely and constantly a part of city life than anything else of a material nature. Furniture reacts upon us favorably, or unfavorably, every minute we are with it, constantly exerting its silent influence in thoughts and acts. Those who are conscious of the subtle influ- ence of furniture, surround themselves at home and in their offices with the kind of furniture that combines beauty with utility. During August, St. Louis furniture stores and departments make unusually attractive reduc- tions in the price of furniture, rugs, draperies— all home furnishings, and the logical first step in the purchase is to read the advertisements in the Post-Dispatch even more closely and constantly. Seek thdailinan 2 eihe thio abhi : Seve , ” p Ay rs FA me, ~ paae , 7 es SS . ro - ~ 4 ae ae his: r Fa me: 7 it ca ae * . ty Phe “ Ss iceinaggn” ot 16, MYCN hhc a aia “ SP Atta tgs ASS UA) Chal yet ba oS eg eae es FS Pemtibage wn . w- “ - - re om ie St ate A

Page 44

__ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29. 1998 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CHARGE PURCHASES MADE REMAINDER OF JULY PAYABLE SEPTEMBER 1 TMGGS- Ud ACTVO0! LN, Ue Hours of Business: Daily 8:30 to 5:00—Closed a Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 4B hy alae » Buy on the Deferred Payment Pig > If desired, a small initial payment will ae any purchase, and the balance may be gy convenient monthly installments. m vantage of the August Sale through sf eral payment plan. A Ask About the Budget System A trained adviser—in the Fifth Floor Furni- ture Shop—will assist you in selecting fur- nishings that harmonize in style, quality and price, so that your home will be attractively and inexpensively furnished. No charge. caliente Waitaki ok eed hon. ol ans > 4 ROME Tet y th cathe, Orie ee RA Ir Ee eee 7 th. . sii 6: ie atiathe 4 . Per eae S Pye: ta: “he » %e Hs , CY mee Yiae e SUE tae Bee Be cpa ee 1 ee RR a a ge ee | eee Oe Pie tae BR RES BE RO”. SP UNIAN Rae > OR . . $ a ee 2 PO - et Se r BS AE AVS! ects ote RCA Sieh > Riv eating “ag % . ia neues a se F Lae GON pe a Mel Ng Ge . al ER» ete , es Dery ee chee + % ie bcheies ol " vu ers t: rate Orie 2) yp ptrd . % ¥ Ge Bh2ADD» > bedded beer +. {OOS OPS eee et cerregee TT CeCe ewes er er bss; og im ays Regular 0 ai Dining Rien Salm All panels in this beautiful Suite are of finely figured walnut veneers, and mouldings and stretchers are genuine walnut. 66- inch buffet, table and six chairs with tapestry seats. Regular $195 FourPiece Bedroom Suite, for This 50-inch dresser, chest of drawers, full-size bed and vanity $ dresser are of hardwood with figured walnut veneers on pan- 149 els. Excellent construction. together with specially priced pieces from our immense stocks, are offered at Q% to 50% Discount ‘ % : 2 4 Ma "j - 3 4 4 Se ie iy + of @ > = -_ ; 2. > = a % a ts * & : z = ‘ S Py ies BS! ;: + “a 7 ~~ . & 2% yf ted y & Lect # me & bed ns ¥ $ a oe F _ * * % ; x = : > « a r ¥ t , ¥ F 4 a = | a i + 1-Up Chair of English type Occasional Table of hardwood a scoop seat and back ot ccas7iomai iabdie ardwoo tapestry. Hardwood frame. with walnut veneered hexagon . $12.95 are fagg $18. 00 ; i : Table of mahogany finishe c 1! Chair with solid ma- Boudoir Chair. Choice of tour End Ta oxwell Chair with solid attr&@ctive cretomme coverings. hardwood, made with two one hogany carved frame. Choice — | Regulari rtment = , f coverings. Reg. 7 2 = a | 5 ie IS LS $3750 $27.50, for $19. b trough. Special.... f0 $55; choice for io | ‘ mahogany Gateleg Table with top 48x58 imches. Walnut imish on Console Table of gumwdtd with | . ; ; . hertweed. Te ancl Wi indsor walnut finish. Top 12x24 Regular $195 Two-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite for 9 Siu. $1975 = ee ee gs . ; , Ege eee i $27.50, for larly $9.75, for This capacious davenport conceals a full-size, comfortable bed | 19 ¥ Mapte Settee with seat and Wicker Fernery in green, red 3-Pc. Reed Set im several colors back of split came. Green or or brown finish. 30 inches. with attractive’ cretonne acks matural finish. $7 95 Metal pan. Regu- $3 95 and cushions. Regu-@4? Regularly $16.00, for e- larly $5.25, for . lariy $65.00, for High Chairs of hardwood finished in & mahegany or wainut. Just 1275. Regularity $12.06, special with an excellent coil spring. All wearable parts are covered with mohair. Backs of velvet. 150 Perch Chairs and Rockers with siat backs and Porch Rockers with split came seats. Fine herd cane scats. Regularly - $3. 95 mapie. Limmted sumber. $1 95 $5.00 toe $8.00, specia! Regularly $3.25, for Io - > Sas vy P Furniture pO nd Floor. Furniture Shop—F'fth Fleocr. Fur ure Shop—Fifth F'cer. Tea Wagon with drop-lcaf table and glass tray. Herdwood. walnut finished. Excep- $24.7 tionally fime. Regularly $52.50, tor | . 5 l M id . ; : re ‘ August Sale Floorcoverings ei ee Offerings “— Curtains and Bedspreads Exceptional Values That Warrant Your Summery Curtains Immediate Attention Seamless Velvet Rugs In Criss-Cross Style $4 .65 Pair aeoill $39.95 Unusually heavy weave that will All ready to hang are these dainty grena- for the ptincipal reoms of the dine Curtains in ivory, ecru or white. 56 give excellent service. A slight imperfection that is hardly notice- home. This extra quality will give inches wide. 214 yards long. Wide, full years of service. } cuffles. able enables us to price these at- Carpet and Linoleum Specials Koolite Porch Shades tractive Rugs at the very special Broad Loom Carpeting, 9 and 12 | Inlai ino! t wide, 1 t nd i2 nlaid Linoleum, 6 feet wide, in ll tile patterns, suitable Capture the Breeze = . Ww teet wide, in heavy, high-p - meat, sm colorful tloral patterns. At- | and Italian ares reduced ity. Regularly sold at ~ ae ae wa kioceals or bath. Recularly tractively shaped pieces. | one-third. Included are bowls, square yard, special $1.50 the square yard, special ; Tan and walnut colored stripes, or Ivory finish. Service for candlesticks, compotes, nap- gray and green will harmonize twelve. pies and other useful pieces. $3 95 $1. 00 with porch furnishings. All com- plete with fixtures for harging. 50-Piece . Encrusted Gold China ; , vg sags all sizes, from 3°; to sesame LL | Whittall’s An Jo-Persian Rugs a egularly 2 LESS 5 5 $2.65 to $12.25 | 79¢ $8.95 1 Table of discantinued open Curtain and Drapery Shop—Fourth Fiver. stock patterns, inc! : Semi-porcelain with ivory os oe C S Bhd rewe roidery Bedspreads ters, cereal bowls, chocolate finished body decorated with Choice of full size or twin bed size and 108 inches long. Nat- _ cups and saucers, chocolate allover colortulsdesigns. Serv- _ pots, covered ve getable ural colored linen crash embroidered in charming patterns. with bright woolen yarns. Regularly $15.00 and $16.50 for ice for six. dishes, gravy boats and other Curtain Sets to Match Midsummer Sale of Discontinued China and Glassware 100-Piece Dinner Set Regularly $32.50, for 7 This decorative Set, serving twelve persons, 1s of semi-porcelain with ivory tinish brightened by gay yellow and black designs. ~300-Piece lt Sets | Fine China | Odds and Ends, at pe. Regularly $22.50 Less $16.75 Seni-porcelain with allover 1 Table of Royal Dresden Finest Wilton Rugs 8.3x10.6 Reg. $85.00 ¥ 74.50 $67.75 An unusual purchase of the finest, heaviest grade Wool Wiltons, in lovely patterns and colors suitable o_o ay ae - ‘ - _ * ae bs z E rs S3 se | = f ea . . 3 2 a Pc. -y >. ‘2 2 - —_— +o > ot : ee *% S* 2 & Z > % > ‘ 5 i : -% rae F: 7. . : am & - 2° 4 : ™ “> + ; 2 : *" + ‘ PS &e s ’ a, 4 = “mt 7 4 s, = ae. = ; — a% ; = hd ate pe 2s =F GF : Ge > * A % ot . * 4 ‘ 4 * ‘ eg ol . o x "se > i a ey a 2 : . > Se eo e eS ¢ By 7 i ee r %, : f - Ser’ and 4, ‘ $w z, Se & : & ; om ; pA ed ‘ : hk a go) | oe Best a Pee See -.-> ae i ig’é : ee = ee bes . a 4 ¥ 3 ae’ 3 Ra Fort € ee? og Ra Pad . - 4 & . 4) . * oe a S See ” +> Ra a he # J rs RS he ze “e : . ee mM a a >= 5 i 2 gt ame Sg BRAGET xs he 3,2 i ar a de : Aga igtating: etas ty ete For Summer draperies and 1 covers, beach coats and ng, other home uses nothing is attractive than these c beautifully printed fabrics. | unusual quality. Yard, Continuing Only a Few More Days at 20% Discount Seldom do you find these nationally known Rugs reduced in price. Thes are patterns just recently discontinued by the mill. All are perfect. All beautiful design and coloring. We advise that you choose now. useful pieces. Imported Glass Stemware A > Ds 1 Table of goblets, luncheon 7-Piece Salad Set tumblers, iced teas, wines, in emerald or amber stemware. Regularly $6.50 to $20.00 the dozen, priced now $3.75 to $10. a Imported China in luster with bird and flower decora- tion. One large square bow! and six eight-inch plates in the Set, regularly $7.50 for $3.75 - Regularly $142.50, for 9x12 Feet 3” 8.3x10.6 Feet Regularly $131.00, fox *104* Other Sizes at Similar Reductions s Ne RRRIRE IL IN Raa eR seams oe i ie cz ue) Shs Rug Shop—Fourth Floor. b Crewel embroidery Sets to match bedspreads, made with 50-inch ed valance and embroidered with wool. Pair curtains’and va- : J 5 se P en Fy 2 2% visi Ss a Spee he Go Bae ance,

Page 45

ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 3B SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 VOTE “YES” FOR THE MUNICIPAL AIR PORT BONDS—AUGUST 7 Ceulggs- Vande Hours of Business: Daily 8:30 to 5:00—Closed Saturday Beginning Monday— Our August Sale of ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— The Candy Shop Charge Purchases Made the Remaining Days of This Month Payable September First Deferred Payment Plan | | aall initial payment wil] Secure . | ffers wrapped and choc os nd the balance may be paid in 0 PP olate-dipped athly installments. Take ad. caramels August Sale through this lip, 35c a P ound lan. 7 : First Floor, We Larmey Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth | Sale of Boys’ Suits | Monday and Tuesday Only Entire Stock Reduced Lé in Price Unrestricted Choice of All Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits and Youths’ 2-Trouser Suits Winter Coats and Furs Undoubtedly, THE Coat Sale of St. Louis | clearly establishing the exact savings on every Coat. This is THE SALE OF SALES and stands alone... having continued to do so for years... on principles that give each purchaser 100% as- Nowhere else will you find such a large collection of really superb fur and fur-trimmed Coats... Nowhere else will you find a better choice of inex- pensive fur and fur-trimmed Coats. ..Nowhere else will you find the August Sale prices compared surance of unusual value and style authenticity in with the actual September selling prices, thereby every Coat. 7 ALL PURCHASES STORED FREE UNTIL NOV. 1 AND PAYABLE THEN Fur-Trimmed Coats $69.75 to $97.50 on Sept. Ist 08 Many of these Coats could not now be purchased wholesale for $58—and they are all the newest Winter types; dressy, travel and general utility styles of lovely fabrics enhanced with fashionable applications of the smartest furs. Included are fine all-wool Suits tailored by Sam Peck and other high-grade manufacturers. There are boys’ fancy and blue kuicker Suits, youths’ fancy long-pants mae and youths’ blue long-pants uits. School and college boys like the snap and style of Vandervoort Suits. Every Suit ideal for Fall and Winter wear. In the August Sale In Women’s and Misses’ Coat Shops, Sports Shop and Special Size Shop Sh REAP LIE OO ARMENIA pt “EIT we et" amen ie aah) = an = ' . Some of the Clearance Prices Are: $12.50 Suits reduced to $ 6.25 $15.00 Suits reduced to $ 7.50 $20.00 Suits reduced to $10.00 $25.00 Suits reduced to $12.50 $30.00 Suits reduced to $15.00 $35.00 Suits reduced to $17.50 Boys’ Clothing Shop—Second Floor, Priscilla Sewing Cabinet of gumwood, neatly finished ia mahogany. $ 49 5 Special $89.75 and $97.50 Furred Coats $125 and $139.75 Furred Coats........$98 $150 and $165 Furred Coats The Infants’ and Children's Shop—The Juniors’ Ehop and The Black and White Shop Also Participate in This Sale. Modish Fur Coats All the New Kinds at Unusual Savings $225 to $250 Fur Coats Tan American broadtail, natural muskrat, brown hair seal, $ ] 9 5 oe “ae Oe i ee ee a . wiagnt 2) 4 ee S 3 F Reet ¢ ym: > Baeow « a al ont ¢ ‘eS : RR APR Creme ‘es #& RR ce > x i y Be + $i —.” + * Ol SRS : 4 $% ; Windsor Chair wit id ma- with hogany seat suitable for break- 12x24 fast room or desk chair. 6.95 Regularly $9.75 $14.50, for Chairs of hardwood finished in ivory, gray. many or walnut. Just 125. $5.95 riy $12.00, special Floor. ta 32% § a | Rayon Nightgowns $995 Splendid for warm weather and re- quiring no ironing, these Nightgowns . are made of fine rayon, in flesh or peach. The applique decoration in con- trasting color is very effective. Sizes 15 to 17 Glove Silk Vests bs Women who wear Vests will welcome the superior quality of these. They are made with bodice top and straps of self-material. All are flesh. Sizes 34 to 42 Glove Silk Step-Ins 1% These are Step-In Drawers, with elas- tic at the waist and finished with a plain hem, They are flesh, in sizes > te 7. Knit Underwear ®hop—Third Floor. A — - Oxfords and Ties © For the Younger Miss Regularly $5 and $6 The very young lady has been hav- ing things very much her own way re- cently—and we must say we approve. For we don’t like to think of the very ugly shoes we used to make her wear. However, these are sure to please her —for youthful smartness is their key- note. At this price are two-tone Oxfords, patent, cut-out Ties, and smoke elk Oxfords. Children's Shoe Shop—#ecend Floor, brown kidskin, sealined (dyed coney) and marmot Coats dyed to resemble mink. Pony and caracul paw Coats also. .s i oo $295 to $325 Fur Coats $395 to $450 Fur Coats...... on Gees Par Coats .....sienaces $95 to $125 Lambskin Coats (sizes 14 to 20 only) $82.50 to $98.50 $75 to $97.50 Sheepskin Coats (sizes 14 to 20 only) $62.50 to $69.75 —and many other groups, including the most sumptuous modes of the season. Offerings in Fur Shop—tThird Floor. Beginning the August Sale of Luggage Many will take advantage of this sale to secure Luggage both for vacation travel and the coming school year. Vandervoort Wardrobe Trunk, $42.50 Offering a specially constructed Vandervoort Wardobe Trunk, suitable for either men or women, at this exceptionally low price. Equipped with all the latest conveniences. Steamer Wardrobe Trunk Delightful New Ideas in Silk Lingerie Priced at $ 4% NIGHTGOWNS of flesh crepe de chine, are sleeveless, belted and trim- med with lavish yokes of Bretonne lace. Or perhaps you will choose the exquisitely tailored style, with clever Fine Imported and Domestic Cretonnes Summer draperies and slip vers, beach coats and aprons, an maer home uses nothing is more | ttractive than these colorful, @ autifully printed fabrics. Very WE ausual quality. Yard, Leather Bags, $11.45 Genuine cowhide leather Bags for 79¢ Fourth Floor Bedspreads 108 inches long. Nat- a charming patterns? ()” T 90 and $16.50 for | Bedspreads—Special ide stripes of rose, blue, green i gold with attractive Ji : lesigns, alternating with crinkle — ripes of natural color. Scalloped Miges. Size 80x105 inches. e bee sees 5 re pe X on. 2 re 4 ‘ . 4 ‘Gaieee ; # pve toe ; te Roe ee * ee pir se”) | ak " ‘ st * A LOAD ALTO CLT LE CE TC CER et TR er eet tt my * . é a ? : ’ Rr Pt ee ee ors: B $37.50 Ideal for short trips and European travel. Equipped to carry from four to eight garments. Suitable for either men or women. Steamer Trunks, $14.75 In 36 and 39 inch size. Round edge construction. Strong locks and bolts. Choice of either size. Dress Trunks, $15.95 36 and 39 inch size Dress Trunks for packing, storing or shipping. These Trunks are cloth lined and equipped with two trays. Choice of either size. men. The Bags have reinforced cor- ners sewed on and steel frame sewed in. Leather lined. With three pock- ets. 18-inch size. Lightweight Bags, $6.95 Assortment of lightweight genuine leather Bags in a choice of either black or brown, 16 or 18 inch size. Leather lined. Three pockets. Leather Suitcases, $16.95 New assortment of genuine cowhide leather Suitcases including black and brown leather. Beautifully lined. With pocket in lid and both ends. Choice of either 22 or 24 inch size at this price. Fitted Suitcases, Regular $50.00 Value, $39.75 Genuine leather fitted Suitcases, tray style; with fittings of imitation amber covered with various colors mother-of-pearl. Many with gold decorations. tr Vandervoort’s Luggage Shop—Second Floor, 4 Line of Beauty Honeycomb mesh makes this new Summer founda- tion garment. Joyously cool is this Summer com- bination, showing double thickness of material through the lower sec- tions. Ventilated elastic is used at the sides. 10 Corset Shop—Third Floor, hemstitching. PRINCESS SLIPS of crepe de chine are adorned with much lace—at the yoke, the hem and inserts in the skirt. Either pink or white, for Summer frocks. STEP-INS, trimmed with tiny hand- embroidered briar stitches, or Aloncon lace, come ina ravishing array of styles. ENVELOPE CHEMISES, perfectly fitting, choose heavy crepe de chine as their medium, and Bretonne lace and hand stitching as trimming. DANCE SETS, muchly trimmed with fine laces, two-tone ribbons and tiny handmade rosebuds are adorable. The tailored styles will please the practical one. - aie a ik: aati ma ell Silk Lingerie Shop—Third Floor,

Page 46

sow MP Ry oa ey as , SoS SES RON Beaks 4s Syne a Ana ie r ere . ? * PRO Ce Rg UA 4 MP Re Dey “ etd Sone ar ee whip -a0G rely ~~. . ,2. i _ meee eae, Misia q “ ? aint. eal ee: EBS 5 SPO: - ap. Pe: 5 Gal $ is es), cat Aa i Teas “S) REE BIN ce ats et ae een ne Ne SP Rh To a A fe Von Daa tt eaeae et ae Fela ; st Net ae eat be Ve el fa RE EA RES ad fhe tos A peepee (Ay Sal SW. Re ey. ss te NB oud he ELE Meh BORE LE cas MN seg 088 ah RD Aes, * adie Y aS. diet SIRE _ Seon Tre PEM e moe a MOE OS der es 6 Re thie eh ee: beg ei Soh" re eee DOL is eas Mods At ss ete: in’! wy RED PRE eat TES Ie, 2 > - OO e oF oF - 2 aed ; Hs hegre eye See aie Sian a. Coes 5 A dr ait ihe oon BS eS pee ieee RY ag ‘par pitts Pp id 7 * aS ; : eas as Dh Boze ho ABaer cigar gtk ¥ ; ac a ) ea i a Sth Fi Do * my a se y . ee 3 rate Pig ee an th My yes " a ea te Nei wins SB i . 5 eS Hy re med RY URS xo a n ‘ . ey . ee “ ane —s | - 7 “0 DF inte : t. y ‘ Mi ba " =" . - ay . = oe a Modan Cony ge _ nies 9 7 4 . . SPA. 4h ¥ om venue mag NE Apa e ks P89 Bae PRY pers? «+ AT 55 we gt ab Pine? wees na he eS $ " » ee ‘ » gpatoy vex ‘ - = - . tang : ; ee ee peri se oe aes ' io neseaamant mapunnad wana he , ; Serr age E ne! » *) Ss RMR ee ee a Pp fe 5 : _, sr" el ey * hods oes UN Sn ah, eng Se p s 3 ‘i rm ‘— ‘5 Pewee ss Var, > - A@inss ee ee ee ee oe Bee wie 3 eh RAR as ie PAGE 6B State Primary Election Laws Are Cleared Up Continved From Page 1B. would have been the gain to good | | cam nominations. With the ol se widely scattered, it would con- ceivably be possible for a candi- date backed by criminal elements, by marshalling a compact support. to get one of the nominations. And every voter who participated in the primary as a Republican would be obliged to support him. The same situation might arise as to the Cireult Attorneyship, or as to ~ ‘The result would be that, after one such experience, good citizens would keep out of the primary, to avoid tying themselves to bad can- didates. But all authorities on civie duty are agreed, good citizens should vote in the primary. What in fact happens, and what |. has been approved by the Attor- ney-General's opinion as right and proper, is that most intelligent vot- ers have a general preference for cne party over the other, and that |§ they express this preference when, |» at the primary polling place, the| =z clerk asks the question, “Which party ballot do you wish?” They 8 then vote according to the best in- | formation they have at the time, - t what is usually a long list of names, | 8 largely unfamiliar to them. New Facts Move Voter. Between the primary and the, genera] election, there is time for learning more about the party tickets, and about Individual nom- | inees, who are not so bewilderingly many as in the primary. On the basis of this information, the voter makes his selections,. not all from the ticket on which he voted in. s the primary. If campaign devel-. . opments, National or local, impel | ™ him to go ever to the other party, | 8 he does so. Thus used, the primary system is = a fairly sensible and satisfactory s method. But the attempt to tie wai. up with the taboos of the discard-| . ed convention system, as is done | in the sections of the law which . have been cited, should be aban- doned. 8 The biggest abuse of the pri- | 8 mary system—wholesale voting of | , Kiepublicans in the Democratic |= primary or of Democrats in the Kepublican primary—has not been prevented by anything in the law. It usually is checked by the fact that each party has contests to engage the attention of its own voters. But when there has been a big incentive to break over the line, as there’ was when Senator Reed needed the help of wet St. Louis Republican voters in 1922, | the elaborate challenging and Oath-taking system provided in Section 4841 has been ignored. When G. QO. P. Aided Reed. | There were threats to use it fn | 1922, but they were not translated | into action. Known Republicans by the score asked for Democratic | ballots in that August fray, and. voted them without being chal- | lenged or placed on oath by any- bedy. Those Republicans later | voted for Reed in the election: but if Reed's opponent had won in the gs primary, few of them would have |Z voted for him. ‘. Challenging a man's vote ts a § grievous thing to do. It is like a family insult, or an aspersion on a one's religion. It was by challeng- : ing the vote of Themas H. Benton. back in territorial days, that ‘htearlen Lucas earned Benton's 8 Yingictive hatred, which was sat- _ ified only when Benton, after wounding Lucas tm one duel. :. Gragecd him to & second encoun- 2 ter om Bloody Imlend and killed iin . Attorney-General Bhartel in his @ SVUMmMiUniCgtion to the Governor. He@kes Hho citation ef the nections “hich have been qveted in this erticie, and which are to be found e i &n Official compliation of clec. On laws, printed by the Secretary s of Btate for the guidance of elec- sg ton Officials, and dated 1928. He b4\ 5 - “A person who is affiliated with * one party can vote that party s ticket in the primary. His future | intentions as to how he will vote im the general election cannot be | § questioned by the election officials. | = The fact that he has voted one | ticket In the primary will not pre- | clude him frem voting as he sees fit tn the general election. “Our Supreme Court has said 8 that the election shall be free and s epen, and that our statutes in this regard are statutes of regulation e onty, and not statutes of prohibi- os tien. “This epinien carries out the 4 letter as well as the entire scheme sa and spirit of our election laws | a Any other holding would be con-| trary to sound public policy.” ) EX-KAISER RUNS OUT OF WOOD j All Dead and Surplus Trees Have | By the Associated Press. o DOORN, Holland, July 28.—For- » mer Emperor William II of Ger- ; Bsa asaes a / Soeecagons @ @B@e a 8B ry - - 2° 6:8.8:e8. many has practically completed his weoodman's task on bis own estate. The tmperial wood chopper must . go elsewhere if he wants to take | a hie favorite exercise of felling, @ sawing or chopping wood. Im his labers on the Hohenszol- lern estate, covering about eight years, the ex-Kaiser was careful | 4 te remove eniy dead trees or such s as hampered others {pn their growth | a er destroyed the aymmetrvy of his park. it takes jalf an hour at a 8 brisk pace to walk around j ; the i c= a@ate, which is inclosed y ' & high Wire feece surmounted by SLLOUIS POST- DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29 ee ne ese ee Starts Monday, 8:30 A.M....at J.D.Carson Co.,8th& Fra Semi - Porcelain Gas Range $2.00 » $99 An elegant high-oven Cab- inet Range with percelain trimm guaranteed baker. sale price, $29.75. full white 4 August gust Sa ugus $139 3-Piece Living Room 78% $5.00 Down 3 fime pieces covered in taupe Jacquard vwveleur. August aniec price, $78.75 , 1928 . ' +g 3t reg rt! ety 29 Tr _ ort i “aad .? ae if % 4 ) 5 he E iit j ; : ” ; ‘ J a ears ade eas 4 tee ith are baw ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH —_ a " . Not in All St. Louis’ History...Such Values.. © First of all this is NOT a clearance— it’s a sale purchases bought especially for this event. is over we firmly believe that J. D. Carson Co. stitution in all St. Louis. We are staking our future on the lenge every store in St. Louis to equal go elsewhere and compare! But a f others at every turn in this big store. COIL SPRING DAY-BED With — .¢= Walnut - cane panel agg ——y Spring Bed, opens te a double-siz« bed, with cretonnme-corere | felt pad. of the season’s newest styles, the The values offered in this sale are so great that will have won the name as the greatest value-giving in- success of this sale and fearlessly chal- these values. Come here Monday, see these offers, then ew of the bargains are enumerated below—scores of See them Monday! result of phenomenally fortunate when this sale Beautifully Designed Regular $165 4-Piece Bedroom Set Terms $4.00 Monthly this elegant Suite. °95 Price. appearance, quality—all are combined in Every piece is charmingly designed and daintily decorated, skillfully con- structed and finished im high-lighted walnut. Suite comprises large dresser, chifforobe, bow- end bed and French vanity. We urge you to see it Monday. Regular $165 value—for only $35.00. Great August Sale of Floorcoverings: $40 9x12 Axmin- ster Rugs ae Choice of several designs deep, soft $59. 75 9x12 Axmin- ster Rugs fors36:2 nog pure wool, Finest quality seamiess pure weel Kugs; beauti- ful patterns. $10 9x12 Felt-Base Rugs for ...§ 95 Splendid quality. pretty pat- terns, ond includes small threw Rus. 59c Felt-Base Floor- overing, Yd. 9 oe, = SO designs: square yard. Beautiful Windser style Bed in walmut finish ; square fluted tubing: full er twin $39.50 Inner Spring Mattress (enter of Matiress is of individ- ually wrapped springs, balance i ef finest pure eottlon f- eit Ss 739 Regular $59.50 graduate 31 teen Diener S Set S u b stand- -sgpnntr gg 59 te fe ly “plepdid INBASIL © trated. trit. ESO Tin $1.00 Down rniante mirrer q@oeatity n wits ae ilius Wainut fin- : i gl ity tT Ra! c= Livi Fine carved frame twoe- piece Set in beautiful fine mohair. Saie price, piece Suite b fine mohair. Oniy $119. 7) 119" $8.00 Down An elegant Kreehier 3- Room Finest quality “pring : 3- piece Davenpert *uite. price, $148.75. cevered in ~~. | OSS 2 | = $135 4-Piece Bedroom Set 7 3° $5.00 Down Very charming Suite tm wainut finish: 4 iarge pieces. includes French vanity. $198 4 Piece Bedroom Set *129= $8.00 Down Elegant genuine wainut Set. 50-inch dresser deme-tep robe, bed and full vanity. walnut-fin- Dresser, walnut steel Bed. seangless “pring and ali-cotten Martress. The com bina- tien eonir Large-size inhed SPECIAL! Floor Lamps and Shades Handseme wronght tron “age” attractive pleated shades. value , $225 3-Piece Living Room $148: $10 Down =siLiving Roof Pitas $169 3-Piece Elnaberately frame nite; in S. E. COR. 8th and FRANKLIN AVENUE “i MAAS ir rc 2 4 ees ) pak a ei 81 $15 Down earved rich mehatr with fimesr re- versibica. Saie at $157.58. ry AT Un Bedroom Set 148" $10 Down Cemplete 4-piece Set of xenuine wainut veneer; beautiful design; ull $39.75 Solid Oak Lacquer 5-Pc. Breakfast Set 95 Newest type extension tabie top, Windser «trie chaire of selid oak im cray er biended hbrewn lacquer finish. Amaz- ing bargain at Only $2.00 Down $15 5-Pc. Breakfast Set Drep-leaf table and i chairs for af ia « te. Co =ciBedroom: | $220 4-Piece $Q.85 Open Every Night to 9 O’C lock? — r=) ‘B! $249 4-Piece Bedroom Set 1637 $12 Down Finest constructieon— duastpreet tmterters; beautiful maple ever- lays; all large pieces. This $135 inh. $155.06 beautiful price $189 fine ie price ee Set—Sale nklin Av. ‘Zann emt Ome iH a = Furnitur Complete 9-Pe. | Dining-Room Suite — Charmingiy designed sarong Poa of best hardweoeds tn walzat fin- Cemprisces baffet, exten- ston table. china cabinet and 6 chaire—all fer enily Oniy $5 Down 8-piece $105.00 | Dinin — Set—Sale 210 Bed-Davenport St Fine Carved Frame Design A most charming Suite in a richly hand-carved frame— covered in a splendid French velear with reversible cush- ton seats—davenpert contaims a coil spring bed. just as shown, besutiful davenport, fireside chair and ciub chair: fillings are pure hair, moss and felt. August sale price *1 =i" $139.75) ee * edtisisaaeties SABE Co kek r ON ROE BM ARAL ype RR TP PI AAI VBR NR RE Sate ee oe ee ee ee 6s ae ee oe . Ad i te. : sii, " ue ee i. power on the same channel for si- | gery good service for 29 miles, good ip the only way to egsting service to fF multaneous © | yond & | ms! conditions, Hogan furnishsd j very ’ 4 Plans and Theories Necessary. 1 * is the Final Answe cation Under Consider Commission—Clear > —— By THOMAS ST MBHINGTON, MM ..stions is inevitable if maximum the present broadcasting band. gat ts the final snewer 6 ogi the new reallocation under consi . All along they have cont iy solution of the interference hearings for 162 stations their AE Jenn V. ee for high power stations furnish bread- rural communi- ies. If an attempt is made to put two stations of 1000 watts or more peration, said Hogan, interference and. heterodyne) squeals will spoil the programs be- few miles of the stations. Estimating the normal range of broadcasting stations under nor- the following figures: A 50-watt station can provide good service for two miles, good service for 10 miles and poor | service for 1990 miles. A 50906-watt station can provile very good service for six miles; good service for 30 miles, and in- different service for 300 miles. A 3000-watt station can ne are: service for 100 miles and indiffer- ent service for 1000 miies. A §0,000-watt station can pro- vide very good service for 60 miles, ; good service for 30° miles and in- different service to the entire coun. | “There are stations which. de- cause of pocr location. poor equ!ip- ment. etc, Which will mot serve areas that large.” said Hogan. “bat en the other hand there are others which serve larger sections The figures are an &v - for beth.” The thing stressed by Hogan was _— the nuisance or interference range at of stations of varying power. That: is the preblem confronting %® commission in attempting to elimi- te heterodyne squeals, be aid |“ An ideal separation which would | 5) prevent interference, he estimated, requires 50 watt stations operating on the same channel to be s®P-; | arated by 600 miles; 100 watt @a-) — tions on the same channel must bg 99 mules apart; 500 watt stations en .he same channel must be miles apart, 1000 watt stations Om the same channel must be 2708 ba Miles apart: 5009 watt stauions a the same channel must Se 6008 miles apart, while the nuisance area aS of a 50.900 watt stations extends! - far beyond the poundartes of thet United States. Any decrease in the abeve se7-) aration, Hogan said, would result im a corresponding decrease im the’ Service area, of each station af-) fected, because the signals of tne | Stations will beat against eher preventing reception of - Programa, Hogan said “111 could be furnished ig i watt the same nel were separated by only miles But two 5000 watt Gene will not work en the requency without interfering ‘ach other. He mid @ ef '2°9 miles for 500 watt and 690 miles for 100 watt ‘ ions would result in good . For purely local service, that #7 & imitation ef the service are® © each station to within s few & if we ‘- ‘west wer ¥ vt et ™ ee Darated by eniy "att stations or ay 1099 watt stations iien, and §2800 July 238.—A drastic | TOES Pier! oe

Page 47

_— Av. SALA Vn ut Tey 6 ere : ao oe 8 ot) Reg. $12.50 Val. _ Portable Phonographs $9.75 Pretty leatherette-covereg case; durable spring motor and has o splendid clear, sweet tone. Only @ne to a customer, Tall ure| | $298 4-Piece Bedroom Set *189= $15 Down A super quality set— richly carved pieces— genuine walnut weneer —the wery latest gftyle. 35 Complete 9-Pc. y-Room Suite designed Suite of oa $79.75 || *105.00 $139.75 utiful 8-piece aed aie 9-piece m Set—Sale rf . a] i} i : ina corresponding decrease in the * - 8 4 Ma 2 2. 2.8.6.8 818 hee eee ’ 5 : i: bb | m™ the same channel to be 7 waited by 600 miles; 100 watt sta- ® tions on the same channel] must be 2 0 miles apart; 500 watt stations SQW, um. oj} 1] vw ah 0 rv vv ~~ \ WN SX MANN NNVAWH ASA Wwe SR . SSS aad QQ A WS . SS Sis os ; QQ SON AN DQ QQ S SR QQgq SM DAWN \. AN \N \\ GK RSET eciemes > AC a rA Av. APY SX. s i \ SX WY aN R. ES + SSRN NNN HNN oO. SN ~ KERN ‘se ra 0t0t0 0+ 12 0ODDOOG, NE ace e yest eee eee aT... fh bb hee - © >. es eer © eS ee hk ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928. PAGES 1—14 Stations Inevitable pat is the Final Answer of Engineers a ~ Plans and Theories About New Reallo- cation Under Consideration by Federal - Commission—Clear Channels Declared } Necessary. —-— — By THOMAS STEVENSON. GTON, July 28.—A drastic reduction in the number of siations is inevitable if maximum service is to be provided by ger licenses should be renewed, themgincers reiterated this view. - fan 'V. L. Hogan, who has been - gquinted technical advisor of the 4 mmission, declared that cleared q@anrcis for high power stations jp the only way to furnish broad- Feasting service to rural communi- ties. If an attempt is made to put two stations of 1000 watts or more spower on the same channel for si- Fmultaneous Operation, said Hogan, interference and heterodyne squeals will spoil the programs be- yond a few miles of the stations. ‘Estimating the normal] range of ‘proadcasting stations under nor- mal conditions, Hogan furnish>d the following figures: A 50-watt station can provide very good service for two miles, service for 10 miles and poor grvice for 100 miles. A 500-watt station can provide very good service ‘for six miles good service for 30 miles, and in- different service for 300 miles. § A 5000-watt station can provide tery good service for 20 miles, good gervice for 100 miles and indiffer- ‘ent service for 1000 miles. A 60,000-watt station can pro- ‘aide very good service for 60 miles, | good service for 300 miles and in- ® different service to the entire coun- '' “There are stations which, be- tause of poor location, poor equip- @ ment, etc., which will not serve areas that large,” said Hogan, “‘but om the other hand there are others which serve larger sections. The figures are an average for both.” The thing stressed by Hogan was the nuisance or interference range | stations of varying power. That is the problem confronting the commission in attempting to elimi- nate heterodyne squeals, he said. An ideal separation which would Prevent interference, he estimated, » tTequires 50 watt stations operating sep- '@ the same channel] must be 180 ~ miles apart; 1000 watt stations on >the same channel must be 2700 > miles apart; 5000 watt stations on > the same channel must be 6000 —‘Biles apart, while the nuisance area fa 50,000 watt stations extends | far beyond the boundaries of the} # _ (United States. Any decrease in the above sep- aration, Hogan said, would result | area of each station af- mm fected because the signals of the “ations will beat against each | ether preventing reception of clear ' Programs, Hogan said that good service sill could be furnished if 1000 Watt stations on the same chan- ne] were Separated by only 1800 miles; But two 5000 watt sta- “ions will not work on the same | frequency without interfering with *ach other. He said @ separation °f'1200 miles for 500 watt stations *nd 600 miles for 100 watt sta- would result in good service. For Purely local service, that is * limitation of the service area of *ach station to within a few miles the transmitter, stations of 100 Watts on the same channel can be *parated by only 450 miles: 500 | Fatt stations by only 900 miles, | 1000 watt stations by only 1400 st and 65000 watt stations by ® miles. ‘The testimony of Hogan and oth- *r engineers was, sought by the “mmission to include in the rec- “aq &s evidence of the necessity reducing the number of sta- Ms. In the event appeals are ig to the courts, the record will | 4 ms that public interest demands “4 ones agg stations in order clea - ra} * oral r programs to ru ene to the testimony, the ten r of stations operating sim- “ eOusly in the broadcasting M€ should not exceed 359. | } WS the present broadcasting band. " That is the final answer of engineers to plans and theories about i pe reallocation under consideration by the Federal Radio Com- . All along they have contended that station reduction was gply solution of the interference preblem. Testifying in connec- don with the hearings for 162 stations notified to show cause why Sittig Trio To Play Over KSD Tonight T Rev. William R. Torrens, pastor of the} Gravesend RKe- _formed Church of Brooklyn, N. Y., will conduct the Summer Radio Church over KSD at noon today. The topic of his sermon will be “How to Meet Life Four Square.” The musical program by the Sum- mer Radio Church mixed quartet will include the American com- poser, Dudley Buck’s “O Sing Unto the Lord,” and the anthem “Thy Hallowed Presence,” by Charles Davis Carter. The program complete: Introduction Love Divine, All Loves Excelling Invocation—Rev. Torrens O Sing Unto the Lord ) Scripture reading by Kev. Torrens Response—“Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts” Watchman, Tel! Us of the Night Prayer—Rev. Torrens Response: “Chorale” from the oratorio “Elijah” Hark, Hark My Soul Sermon by Rgv. Torrens Subject: “Life Four Square” Come Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain -Sullivan | Jesus, I Live to Thee Benediction by Rev. Torrens Doxology by Ensemble Announcement Schubert's “Ave Maria,” played as a violin solo, and “Pizzicato,”’ from Delibes’ ballet “Sylvia,” will be heard during the Sixty Musical Minutes program over KSD at 1 o'clock today. The period will con- tain, in addition, such other ecxcel- lent numbers as Tschraikowsky’s “Song Without Words” and “The Old Refrain” by Fritz Keisler. The program: Pizzicato from “Sylvia” Orchestra She Is Far From the Land. Lambert Male Quartet - -Schubert . Delibes Ave Maria Invictus . 3 Baritone solo Song Without Words.Tschaikowsky Orchestra To a Wild Rose Male quartet Del Riego MacDowell Tenor solo Four Old Favorites (a) Narcissus .... Orchestra (b) Good Bye Male Quartet (c) Just a Song at Twilight Violin solo (d) Just a Wearyin’ For You— Jacobs-Bond Baritone solo The Builder Male Quartet The Old Refrain Orchestra Great Peace Have They... Tenor solo The Lamp in the West... Male Quartet Nevin bene oaeeu Kreisler -Rogers .Parker Genia Zieclinska, coloratura so- prano, and Winifred Young Cor- nish, pianist, will be heard in an- other of their joint Sunday recitals over KSD beginning at 2 o'clock this afternoon. The piano selec- tions will include the Liszt com- position, “Au Bord D’une Source.” Miss Zielinska wil) offer Bohemian and Czech folk songs in their orig- inal language, including the native version ‘of Dvorak’s “Songs My Mother Taught Me.” The program: Au Bord’s D‘’une Source..... Miss Cornish. (a) Gdy Mne Stara Matka . (Sengs My Mother -Taught Me) . Dvorak Bohemian—in origina] test. (b) Sly Panenki Silnici Czech folk song (Tripping Maidens—Czech folk.) Miss Zielinska. Concert Waltz Miss Cornish. (a) Sylvelin .. Sinding (b) The Herdsman’s Song...Berg Migs Zielinska. Broadcasting the most popular . Liszt works of the great march compos-. ‘Continued on Page 14. t * 4 : .-Mendelssohn | Thy Hallowed Presence ....Carter | iz "QUEER LAKE THROUGH THE ADIRONDACK PINES |A HIS VAST BODY of water, Queer Lake, is in the Adirondack Mountains, near Big Moose, N. Y. well stocked with game fish and is the summer rendezvous of many Vacationists. adie Like most of the lakes in that region, it is Army Testing Fast Motor Equipment great Powers will be entirely different from anything in the past. and that wars wiil be won by the | army which employs the grpatest number of fast-moving land and in the air. and rapidly moving relatively light gun equipment, very unite On | The airplane} ) ‘ ‘—— | cartographers omit vehicle with | | OME military experts believe that future wars between the | ITH a good road map of W York State, it only takes mobile and able to negotiate coun-| try without roads, will become the weapons for both defense and of-'| fense. The army to provide better maghods of motor transport. The conventional re- ‘that is a lure is constantly studying. i penetrated, 'yond the limits i'there are virgin forests of quirements of passenger cars, mo-'| tor trucks and tractors are being commercially used and improved | by private interests, and no one de- | Sires to see the army involved in| heavy expenditures for experi- mental purposes in these directions. | The high-speed armored passen- | ger vehicie and the four-wheel- drive and six-wheel cargo- caryying and trailer-hauling vehicles are finding some commercia] applica- tions, but the army will have to spend money velop special cargo carriers to meet | extreme conditions. | J cold lakes, big and little, and many _ THROUGH THE ADIRONDACKS | Delightful. Automobile Tour Into These Mountains | Over Good Highways Is Offered as an Ideal Way to Pass One’s Vacation. ¢ ey By RICHARD G. BAUMHOFTF, New haif an eye and a little se c te! see where the Adirondack Moun-! |tains lie, and where the scenery is | most beautiful—even if highway | the traditional | indicative of moun-'| sketches illustrative | that delighted the fuzzy masses tains and the of the country | Middle Ages. Adirondacks oads, a fact visitor rather They may be so far. Be- | highways Spicy | clear, for the motor to the a drawback. but just of the It is easy, possess few than Northern timber, countless another element of the primitive. | Within a few hours’ drive and then a few minutes’ walk, one may | turn from the radio and air age to the era of the Leather Stockings. so far as surroundings are con- cerned. | |road map fill most of 'Northern ear of ' le The Ordnance Department has’ the most serious problem in development of light tractors and the very heavy the no commercial use and precedent in design. hicles are provided travel at high speed on the roads and still have the ability verse off-road areas, port If motor ve- conditions of air attack. Nearly every condition of nature high-speed | tank-| h id a Chassis tractor for which there is | WOTriGewiS almost no| is found in our own country, and) the army to meet all conditions of tempera- ture, weather and terrain. In con- nection with this work, it is neces- dust filters, exhaust heaters, semi- track attachments, and so on. The War Department has con-|three or four day drive from 8t. stituted an experimental mechan- | Louis to Utica, depend should develop vehicles! way ‘direction of St. undoubtedly | hills lie. to de- | | where, which can! wa Z | has its attractions, but for the ma- as ike ‘jority of vacationists perhaps none motor trans- | will be much more reliable | than rail transport under the s | : P : ame 'from croquet to 'and -enough range for any “The blank spaces gaping on yqu: the big the State, save around the fringes, where the foot- | One highway runs diag- onally across this wild and scenic area from Southwest to Northeast, and several shorter ones intersect it. In a rough circle around the great blank is another series of roads, mostly in the mountains. In this delightful part of the to be found one of the collections of sports available - any- son of the year)! most Varied and recreations Every sea is better suited than the period of late summer and autumn now ap-| proaching. There is everything hydroplaning— cover a wide ybody! Goce, NM.’ 7Z.. ia the natural gate- to this whole region from the Louis. Jt lies at that should ‘the head of the Mohawk valley and 'on the way Sary to develop accessories, such as} | Lak pneumatic tires, skid chains, half. | . there one passes the noted Finger Lakes and, perhaps, ! Oneida. and feels the cool breezes of Lake Ontaria though likely nét glimpsing it. It is a ing on the| ized force of regular army units at. |party’s desire for speed, and time Camp Meade, Md., for the summer | |}may be saved and pleasure gained | of 192 g. under the direction of the | by taking a lake Erie boat over- commanding General of the Third Corps Area. torization of the army and in over- coming all The commanding officer at Camp) Holabird was designated to select, and make ready for this test the! choose. motor vehicles that will be required. | in so far as they are available. and ning north This indicates the in-| ¢ terest of the department in the mo-/! obstacles to motoriza- | tion at the earliest practicable date | night from Detroit or Cleveland to Buffalo. Scattered through dacks are resort pleces to suit purse and taste. Sojourners may stay in white flannels and evening clothes or in hickories and ‘tweeds as they the and every Adiron- camping New York highway No. 12. from Trun- Utica, marks te confer with manufacturers de-| pretty well the western edge of the siring to have their products repre- east sented in this demonstration. mountains, and No. &4. from the former. 7 extending not | far} ‘some distance, starts a little north ‘into the | runs ton chain of lakes, one of the fin- | highway | eery; 'there is 'and that is to Raquette Lake. | Cation |; Watery ‘land $1.25 ‘the cut iLake. ‘Slanting. north of Utica, runs close to the wildest portion of the region. The diagonal route previously men- tioned, so new that it does not bear the dignity of a number for of the junction of Nos. 12 and 54. There lies the beginning of the cir- cuit to be described here. The diagonal strikes speedily big hills and timber and beside the well known Ful- est sections for aquatic sports. In this vicinity there are, to be sure, a few local roads not on your map, which wind back} the forests and among the! aery ponds. But at Eagle Bay | Just one way into Raquette is not a huge body of | water, but the capacious ferry boat requires an hour and a half to) steam across its eight miles. In the deep, virgin woods hemming it | about, deer and bears are numer-/j} ous. In winter, when the. lake freezes tight, there is no communi- here save on snowshoes. foot trails go around the barrier. Much of the adja- cent land is said to be owned by Harry Payne Whitney, the sports- man. A number of fine On the shores. Dominating the view, miles before the car arrives at Raquette, is a majestic peak, towe- ering in haze upon the northeast- ern horizon—Blue Mountain. The ferry charge is heavy—$5 a car for each occupant—but State has been working on a fine, new highway from the south- | ern end of Raquette, around Blue Mountain and ‘to Indian Lake. where it will reach roads running to the north and east. Gov. Smith iS Said to have had a part in this project to relieve traffic, though | New York wisely is reluctant to | a single tree or turn a mossy | stone, and spoil] the face of nature} for the benefit of man. | At present there is a nine-mile| stretch of narrow, sandy road on | each side of Raquette. No. 10 is} the highway reached first, at Long } This leads through the Tup-| per Lake and Saranac resort and curative section, and to No. 3, Which continues the journey to Malone, near the international bor- der. Up and down, curving and | the road runs through a Northern beauty. sometimes it is high. with broad | veews: again it penetrates silent. | dark forests for mile after mile: it goes by fully a hundred ponds and | sparkling under a blue sky. haan are few habitations and tetw- | er towns. For the visitor in September or later there will be a riot of autumn Continued on Page 6. Only even for wonderland of akes. | Bellefontaine. | well e camps are | ‘end of Broadway, \terworks pumping station in a lit- | | few ithe next point of interest. beyond, at a fork of the road, the | high i cliffs, by | | twinkling? by night. | Burlington right is the vast limestone quarry | with bustling | Triangular Trip Over New River Bridges way toll bridges over the Mis- Vamos foapee of the twin high- souri and Mississippi Rivers, at ol voce Bellefontaine and Alton, re- spectively—particularly the one over the Missouri—has made pos- sible an interesting, new, trian- gular sightseeing drive of 70 miles, which. undoubtedly will be very popular. Its apexes are St. Louis, Alton and St. Charles. Heretofore, the only way to go around this triangle was by the way of the East Side and the crowded Tri-Cities, crossing doz- ens of railroad tracks and going through a dreary district into Al- ton, then over a ferry into St. Charles County. Now the north- ward leg of the route lies through a pleasant section of St. Louis left to go| County which has been little known | tc many St. Louisans. North Broadway leads towards Meriwether Lewis Bridge, at Fort From “downtown,” one may follow Ninth street, now paved, directly way, or from the West End can <o over Taylor or Calvary avenues between West Florissant avenue and Broadway. Eventually, Kings- highway Northwest will be the link to follow. If one takes a turn through O’Fallon Park there are fine views of the Mississippi Riv- . . In the Baden district, around the are a city Wae- tle park and the abandoned police station latély become a Public Li- brary branch. Crossing limits, Broadway becomes Belle- fontaine road, St. Louis The road has some interesting old | homes and attractive new ones, in fine groves on green hilltops. A miles out, the lishment of the. city’ Training | School for the Feeble Minded, re- 'sembling a college campus. Spanish Lake, a village remin- iscent of early history of the re- gion, with a nearby little body of | water bearing the same name, is Not far right-hand leads to Farms, the municipal home for de- linguent boys, but the runs to the bridge. At the bridge there is a really glorious age particularly at sunrise or sunset or | in the moonlight. Five miles ahead ean be seen the houses of Alton | Mississippi River or its myriad lights The cliffs are the chalky palisades of the Father | of Waters. To the left of Lewis} Bridge is the river crossing of the Railroad and to the the day, on of a cement plant, |donkey engines. From the one great stream to the Gontinucd on Page 10. é Gardens at Day’s Trip to Burbank Louisiana, Mo. Found in Famous culturist. Fifteen Hundred Varieties of Plant Life Are Pomological Labora- tories Only 90 Miles North of St. Louis— Developed at Request of the Great Horti- — of Louisiana, Mo., to carry on Water-Cooled Engines for Huge Planes ATER as a radiation for aero- W plane engines seems destined soon to replace air. Recent tests along this line have success- fully demonstrated the feasibility of using water asa cooling medium and furthermore have shown that it has many advantages over alr. A certain prominent motor manufacturer is now producing a new X-type water-cooled aeronau- lic engine which has 24 cylinders disposed in four longitudinal rows, resembling two V-type engines, one inverted below the other. This en- gine was recently used in a Navy plane piloted by Lieut. A. J. Wil- liams in which he tried to set a new world’s speed record. Al- though it was unsupercharged, it developed 1250 horsepower, or ap- proximately 150 horsepower per square foot. Its weight !s 1500 pounds and, according to the manufactprer, when equipped with supercharger, will deliver horsepower per each pound of into Broad- | the city | County. | on the left hand, is | neat and comfortable estab- | Bellefontaine | left-hand | w of the Missouri River, | weight. | So far as public utilization of air travel is concerned, airplanes cap- able of crossing the Atlantic with at least a hundred passengers are needed. Such planes will demand enormously powerful engines, and it is inconceivable that the great parasitic resistance of many ex- ternally mounted air-cooled power plants can be permitted. Further, the need for convenient access to the engine for minor repairs and adjustments during flight will also require that the engines be suit- ably housed within the wing, which leads naturally to the con- clusion that the engines should be water cooled. An additional good reason for the use of the water-cooled engine relates to ice formation on the wings and fuselages of planes, which is recognized as a serious handicap in trans-Atlantic flights. It seems probable/‘that if the plane were equipped with the wing-skin type of radiator it would be feasi- ble to prevent ice formation, espe- cially since it has been shown that the dangerous effects of this phe- nomenon are confined to restricted portions of the wings, notably at the leading edges. During the last year or two, aviation authorities have been prone to overlook basic require- ments of power-plants in respect to their frontal area. A. 200-horse- power radial air-cooled engine cowled into a cabin plane maker a very excellent combination, but ‘such an engine is naturally limited as to the load it can be expected to carry. The record, set, it is believed, by the late Mrs. Grayson in 4 certain amounted to 6009 pounds lper engine, or a loading of about 30 pounds per horsepower. Apply- ing this same ratio to the new 724- cylinder water-cooled engine such ‘as used by Lieut. Williams, it should be capable of taking into | ithe air a plane weighing 45.000 /pounds, which, it is believed, is larger than anything yet bulit. Recently. the motor world has heard of three separate projects contemplating the use of no iess | ithan 10,000 horsepower, in a sin- | gle plane, and such designs can be flight, | regarded as indicative of what can |be expected in the future. The | designs of these tremendously | large planes are all of the thick- ‘wing cantilever monoplane type. ; With cabins and engine rooms en- closed in the wings. The designs include multiple power plants, in some cares with | tractor propellers mounted in front of the leading edge and in other cases with pusher propellers .aft of the trailing edge. | Although such designs seem fan- | , tastic at present, it must be real. \ized that the general travelitg public will not be able to take ad- vantage of aerial transportation on a large ecale until such planes ac- tually are built and operated safe- ly. types of flowers, fruits and vegetables. ogist, and president of the American Pomological Society, was a lifelong friend of Burban; in fact, mological research laboratories in Missouri on a somewhat smaller . $a staff of horiticultural By ROBERT HENRY HALL, Automobile Editor. HORTLY before Luther Burbank, S fruit nurseryman, died, he called upon a Missourian, Paul Starke the famous pomologist and his life's work of developing new Starke, too a famous pomo!- he and his brother conducted po- scale than that practiced by Bur- bank at Santa Rosa and Sebasto- pol, Cal. The result was that last May Starke was given the jealously- guarded key to the Geldridge Ex- perimental Farm which Burbank conducted at Santa Rosa. He sent experts one | ‘from the Starke Research Bureau in Missouri and put them to work on a survey of the farm. Subse- quently samples were sent to the Starke laboratories at Louisiana for more elaborate tests and experi- ment. Today, the Burbank-Starke ex- perimental gardens at Louisiana contain 1571 individual trials of vegetables, flowers and grains. Acres and acres of beautiful flow- ers are found there, some so rare that money cannot buy them. If one can visualize going through a “Shaw's Garden” four or five times as lafge as Shaw's Garden in St. Louis, one has an idea of the vast scale on which the Bur- bank-Starke gardens have been planned. Weekly hundreds of motorists tour to Louisiana to visit these gardens. It is only four miles west of the town on U. S. 64, and there is no admission charge. Roads between &t. Louis and Louisiana are in good condition, being for the most part concrete, with several interspertions of good gravel. The route followed is U. S. 61, through St. Charles to just this side of Wentzville, thence north through Moscow Mills, Eolia, Bowling Green to Louisiana. This highway is concrete to 16 miles north of Wright City, gravel through Moscow Mills to Eolia, and from this point concrete is again followed into Bowling Green. For eight miles out of the latter town the tourist follows gravel and thereafter the road is concreted into Louisiana. On the return trip, one could cross the new toll bridge over the Mississippi River at Louisiana and proceed homeward down the TIili- nojis side. Motorists with plenty of time can do this easily, using U. 8, 54 to Pittsfield, IIL, U. 8 86 toe Jacksonville and then following State No. 3 down to Alton, where the new Mississippi-Missourt Lridges co.ld be crossed into Mis- sourl. The round trip over the route would be approximately 235 miles, while the round trip up U. 8. 61 and return aggregates only 180 miles. So take your choice. Entering the Burbank-Starke gardens one is beset by a myriad aromas from the conglomerate flower beds which rise from the ground on all sides. There are early blooming Cosmos, Dahlia, Flowered Zinnias, Four O’ clocks, Blue Petunias, Celosias, Scabiosa, Calendula, Phiox, Candytuft, Flow- ering Tobacco and a thousand eth. er varieties of flower plant life. Just to the west of the formal garden—which one enters first, is |@ large collection of Burbank | Shasta Daisies representing the se- lections from individual planis made at the Burbank Gardens in California last year. In a miscellaneous block of perennials and annuals are found Delphiniums, African Daisies, Eve. ning Primrose, Darwin Poppy, Yel- low Centaurea Flowering Mullein, Verbena, Pinks, Flowering Tobae- cos and many others. A section of named commercial lc jladiolus varieties for comparison | with the Burbank Gladiolus appear next. On the right are Zinnia | trials. aisc Bunflower for com.« | uarison with the Burbank types, BeGs of Petunias of various colors, also a solid bed of the Burbank Biue are to be seen. One of the beauty spots of the garden is the biock of Burbank Phios Drummondi. now in full bloom. Special attention should be directed to the many soft and 4eli- cate colors represented in this block. Visitors in the evening will see three distinct types of Burbank Four O'Clocks in full bleom. A bed of Burbank Mayfiower ' Verbena ts beginning to show the | possibility of this beautiful bedding pliant. Mayflower refers to the early blooming habit which is quite pronounced as compered with eth. er strains of the Verbena. Marigoids. Coreopsia. Gtrew~ Calendula, Petuniasg and Contineed on Page 2. Que te ee ee OR EPR Re iow —— ts - POET tt AQ Nan, ety ine te, aint a " 4 terry a we es resent enon - ms ee eto wee on - me et Ean ee

Page 48

” Seem aon ca ere Sod Bp i ee SPURT Ko xg — Ree ge OP a Py a eat, Aten ey he hy ae ent oe ” 5 NR AON RNR N,N ATER 2 _ an "Win aa) ce @ he i & _ % > a. 4 hae ep aoe . S- et * fim a 5 * fe os . -F a tp By . > , hie ihe Bose terise Aap MO uti: —- . oom " " 4 28 ° ad , a wa er * - tte ed Pe a ie ge Ene haste lai | eae Iareoe —-* ate tenn. dat Se ROEEe Sa coeenee corte ST be gin onsite agg ti5 i . : . PS eomamer etal, PRET RI ee my : a ~ ee eee ss nl PER IES eee » wt ~e ee C ° }time. Also in favor of @amm #5 % J ps) hey * *.) . .- s, ey ae, * en ar ay . a ig | paqcoce0os + ‘als overlapping and ineseess |}apparent expanse of color, A , ithese are some of the fipeesl ;ties of Gladiolus now in oy _ tion. me . Among the miscelflane | tables are found beyond an ' sections Burbank’g My ' Winter Rhubarb from jm well as from seed. The. aie’ » p if | row having grown from seaame egr? _ ae. | | in the greenhouse early : 4 a ~~ = be will be noted that ar : wees iS ii | Plants there are stalks | a ; /enough for table use, Ss : ; i a Behe ee German Bus Serviee, 2 | Rtee In Germany an alliange re ' tor transportation lines 9 nearly 1000 busses and $06 ‘2 See Phi, are 73200 | trucks, More than 49,000,008 . ERE IS THE OLDEST running Oakland in existence. | W. E. Noble, who is the oldest employe of the Oakland Motor Car) The car is one of the first made by the factory, and Noble has | the company since the first year it began business. | been with Sengers were carried by giae It is owned by | company last year. Be ede Valves Ground, Carben “\ Cleaned _.. “a dy _— see pei Connecting Rod aie. Day’s Trip to Burbank Garden At Louisiana Continued From Page One. — many others occupy trial rows in| this section. When the colors of flowers is Ai / come. size plants in evidence, but between | ' , ri cS ; tHe Bearings Tightened ; ¥ All Six-Cylinder Cass ) © B. & J, MOTOR ‘3 Not only are the blooming | bulblet, | this rows are planted many of which will bloom Piso ‘year. About 10,000 blooming size | Metor Busses fer 9 , bulbs are to be found in this block | Of hundreds of types and colors. Parties, Picnics, Trips, ew ield oo = : few named varieties of Bur-| GArfield 5634 $23 Rurbank Gladiolus. and | - Your MONOGRAM FREE with every job if you bring in this ad. The Lindell Auto Painting Co. Invite you to inspect their method of painting. of painting your car now so that every car owner can afford to have his car painted. Why drive a rusty car when you can have it painted for as low a price as you had to pay for getting it polished. Our work is guaranteed to give satisfac- tion and our prices are low, paint your car from We have a system We will $1 O22 Up —according to size and class. Your ear won't be kept more than 3 days. We have a two-day avstent. We also do repairing, dent work and trimming, Open Sunday for Reserva‘ions Lindell Auto Painting Co. 3426-28 Lindell. JEttfersen 6174 TIRES ba ans ¥ LOW PRICES Easy Payments if short of Ready Cash, use your CREDIT. Pay a little down and the balance in easy wee nae. We can make terms to stone, Goodyear rte Petigg cP thok- egam as low as the Other Standard| ! BALLOONS | HIGH PRESSURE 29x4.40 as low as J Down | 30x3'% as low as 20D Dew e | B3ix4 as low as ae 30x4.50 as low as 2. 31x5.25 as low as @ Ze 32x4 as low as a9 32x6.00 as low as 6, 32x44 as low as TRADE IN YOUR OLD Let us make you a Trade-In Offer, allowing you for the unused mileage in ruse . Dunlop, Fisk, : ' i ULD Tires to apply on NEW ones—Fresh Steck, First Quality, Lew MP iiine co 10 me Open Nights and Sunday ee who want ' as well as All-American HE addition of this strong company to the ranksofHupmobiledealers, reflects the high caliber of business men now being New and impressive beauty, new and brilliant qualities of performance now sur- round the entire Hupmo- bile Century line whether Not just smart ... these All-American bodies by Fisher. Not just beautifully appointed ... trim and arresting... long and low. But, in addition... they’re built for those who want comfort and luxury as well as All-American style. * * * Aa me feet Sale! ABR) wie * Pe at Eee ” ° he Re Be Me) 4 Teese ec gp ar 3 ° Bs Fe is * sd chew $A GR ea rect eee TR RS ST: FP a RS ie 4 Ry af te + we Sa Sia -S ¥ ek BURA Ai te Oa 5 ES yin ke WA Aah > os es tle ¥, De tga eaphtes oak yh, enal success For 20 years attracted to Hupmobile by the phenom- of the new Hupmobile Century Eight and Six. the name Hupmobile has been identified in the public mind with the highest manufacturing ideals in the automobile industry. Now to this prestige of engineering and manufacturing skill, is added the pres- tige of the Century’s greatest advance in unusual and distinctive body styles. your choice falls on the striking new Hupmobile Century Six the equally luxurious Fight—a car that'has consistently led all straight-eights in sales since first announced. We cordially invite the public to visit our new dealer’s showroom and inspect the new Hupmobile Century line now embracing more than guished standard and custom-equipped models on three different wheelbases. Hupr Motor Car Corporation Detroit, | Michigan and Eight or Century 125 fifty distin- Big bodies . . . with spacious interiors. Deep-seated . . . luxurious throughout. Staunch bodies . . . ruggedly assembled. Masterly construction combining hard- wood and steel. + * And beneath the bodies... all the stamin 2-Door Sedan, $1045; Landau Cou Cabriolet, $1155; Landau Sedan, Pontiac Six, $745 to $875. lowes OPEN SUNDAY E. A. HATFIELD, President. ‘MUELLER MOTOR St. @harles, Mo. BENNETT MOTOR CO., 104 Ww. Lockwood, Webster Groves. MEYER BROS. AITO CO. Belleville, It. Rt et tpn TS BY LTE A A IB ME te pee em Oty ” ‘ ). Lucas and Hunt Koad ST. CHARLES SALES CO. — . MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY Phone JEfferson 3542 HOPE MOTOR C0. Edwardsville, Hil. HOPE MOTOR CO. Madison, Granite City and Venice HURSTMAN AUTO SALES Collinsville, Ih - WHITE BROS, AUTO CO., 11th and St. Louis Ave., E. St. Louis Mo. and reliability . .. all the superiorities of performance resulting from All-American design. From the big, sturdy All-American chassis.. Powered by a 212-cubic inch engine with harmonic balancer and the famous G-M-R cylinder head. * - . Here are bodies and chassis unusual in quality and size... adding to comfort and convenience ...to owner confidence. . « to owner satisfaction and pride. Just what everyone wants in his motor car. Just what experienced motorists have hoped to obtain for as little as $1045. . $1045; Sport Roadster, $1075; Phaeton, $1075; 4-Doo Sedan, 1265 (Wire Wheels, a / wat All prices at factory. Check handling charges. General Motors Time Payment Plan available at minimum rate. ert Tires and Trunk Rack Extra). New Séries akland - Pontiac delivered prices—they include OPEN EVENINGS 2801 LOCUST ANGELICA AUTO CO, 4231 N. Grand Blvd, TRIANGLE AUTO CO, S761 Gravoels Avenue BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE wO- TOR CO... SAST & Ki way BURGDORF MOTO *). 27°73 S. defferten Avenues SHUBERT MOTOR CO. S209 Gravois Avengs CLAY GOODLOE AUTOMOBILE (O., 5341 Deimar Boulevard SADLO-FABER MOTOR SALES 49057 Natural Bridge Avenue IVORY AUTO CO. 7805 Ivory Avenue For Night, Holiday or Emergency Service, Phone JEtferson 3370 geen © pail pil R exhibition fly Pyuestions of 3 air Mail eeduction —_ into effect Wednesday. eer resent rate is 10 cents a halt- golume of f zouis-Chicago ’ $ts ships so Travel-A ir | wednesd | Gurn ey Penight be used as an auxiliary mail * Letis distributor for the products . airplane s was the + mail planes on exhibition today. ; ished in the same color scheme. + Heman is one of the old-timers at } Lambert Field and flies his own] - ship, a Waco-Ten. ' To Texas in Plane on Business, 9 _ - 4 ; ee ee om a ia LLL LANGA TOOLS A tice Pep te PM « r a Z > - eo a . ¥ re * % oy S ‘ . at \ a Pia © - = ea - . ist, ~ th. . ner 5 rs a .’ “4 ES . All the air’ mail 4 in their new garb of ma- ith gold lettering and silver will be on display and the ~ ots will be on hand to doe ‘ing and answer the visitors. week marks the radical in air postage which The k. ate will be 5 cents an ounce. he Pp ration for the larger OT ae expected under the the Robertson Aircraft operators of the St. lines, fs arranging; that heavier loads can) Its new Whirlwind was brought back av by Chief Pilot “Bud” from Wichita, where the had been enlarged and the arranged se it be hauled. Fanail pit ant cockpint “pit. 4 Heman Paints Mail Planes. Art Heman, secretary-treasurer of the Independent Quarry & Con-) struction Co., has definitely en- - tered the aviation business, after dallying on its edges for several * years. He has been appointed St. Brothers, marketers of finishes, and his first job) Alt painting of the Robertson ou * of Berry The finish, of his own design, is | last ) red, with silver wings, and | | ; the Robertson Aircraft Corpora- ‘+. tien’s new Packard sedan, for pas- ' genger transportation, will be fin- Bernard Von Hoffman, vice pres- ident of the Von Hoffman Aircraft (‘o.. left Lambert Field Wednesday in a Ryan monoplane piloted by El- mer Lindenburg. for a business trip to Texas. On the previous Saturday, Von Hoffman had flown to St. Louls from Milford, Ia, ', where he had visited Mrs. Von Hoffman who is vacationing there. Overtakes Train, Saves 12 Hours. F. L. Willard, flying a Buhl air- sedan, landed at Parks Airport o» i Ps y Gardner Hig Run, Out- “¢ ner Has Uo for Four Ye Eight for L

Page 49

5 a eee ea ee bank's own Choosing are e@ resented Apparently hig was made in tavor of Spikes ing many large flowers open at. Also in favor of the ‘having wide open flowers, the ; Lime. a ais overiapping and increas: . . asing : “apparent expanse of color. these are some of the finest jlies of Gladiolus now jn c Lion. Among the miscellaneous tables are found beyond the Sections are Winter Rhubarb from well as from seed, The see | row having Frown from seeds in the greenhouse early this it will be ‘noted that amon Plants there are Stalks enough for table use. var 4 ee German Bus Service, rermany an alliance of ransportation lines ones 1600 busses ang 300 ¢ re than 49,000,009 = ere carried by the AST year. Valves Ground, Carbon Cleaned Connecting Rod Bearings Tightened . All Six-Cylinder Cars B. & J. MOTOR SERVicE Motor Busses for Wire Parties, Picnics Trip ; . s, low $10 per day 7 GArfield 5634 F: * CREDIT. Dunlop, ’ Fire- im eas fe terms to low’ as the stone, Goodyear and 30x3'2 as low as L Down ’ j i | 32x44 as low as ig = Fresh Steck, First Quality, Low Prices. Other Standard Makes OUR OLD TIRES mEANTS 2710Washington | HIGH PRESSURE 32x4 as low as allowing you for the unused mileage in your JEfferson 067 a is ; Burbank’s Crime roots 4 ” a hauled. iba To Texas in Plane on Business. ee —— 4 “34 pe Lambert-St. Louis Field to J mark the opening of Air Mail ss All the air’ mail planes, 4 in their new garb of ma- en with gold lettering and silver een will be on display and the “gail pilots will be on hand to do Sasnition flying and answer the Hons of visitors. ’ air Mail week marks the radical _ suction in air postage which » into effect Wednesday. The ae rate will be 5 cents an ounce. 5 N house will be kept today re ‘a me present rate is 10 cents a half- Pe In preparation for the larger of mail expected under the ie rate, the Robertson Aircraft ‘corperation, operators of the St. Sawie-Chicago lines, is arranging ships so that heavier loads can Its new Whirlwind © vravel-Air was brought back nsesday by Chief Pilot “Bud” ney from Wichita, where the ail pit had been enlarged and the st cockpint arranged se it Licht be used aS an auxiliary mail Bias, E Heman Paints Mail Planes. - grt Heman, ss tered the aviation business, after * giving on its edges for several Sipe distributor for the products | hy ot Berry Brothers, marketers @f | ‘gall planes on exhibition today. ' (me red, with silver wings, ‘#s Robertson Aircraft i #ais new Packard sedan, for pas- Corpora-. Pemeer transportation, will be fin- | Ay ied in the same color scheme. '#) Heman is one of the old-timers at. ® tambert Field and flies his own) = ship, a Waco-Ten. Bernard Von Hoffman, vice pres- | ® ident of the Von Hoffman Aircraft | m (o.. left Lambert Field Wednesday | | ina Ryan monoplane piloted by El- | /mer Lindenburg, for a business | ‘trip to Texas. On the previous} | Saturday, Von Hoffman had flown | } to St. Louis from Milford, Ia.,| i. where he ‘had visited Mrs. Von | ' Hoffman who is vacationing there. P Overtakes Train, Saves 12 Hours. | F, L. Willard, flying a Buhl air- | ; i secretary-treasurer | ef the Independent Quarry & Con- | gruction Co., has definitely en-/} ; ; - girplane finishes, and his first job} j ; ’ } ' the East Side, Tuesday, on his way from “Tulsa, Ok., to Effingham, lil, to overhaul an Pennsylvania train. gers. were Mrs. Thomas Creek- more and her daughter, Miss Mary Creekmore, who were on their way to Martinsville, W. Va.. where Mrs. Creekmore’s husband is ill, Willard was also aczom- His passen- panted by C. A. Crump of Tulsa | He made the conneczion | in good style, saving his passen- | Airlines. gers more than 12 hours by the airplane hope. He _ stopped -. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH os i. :At St. Louis Air Fields:-: eastbound | , at) Parks Airport Wednesday ‘or ger. | vice and was back in Tulsa ugain | Wednesday night. Promotions in Air Service: William Wimer of the Thirty- | fifth Division Air Service was pre- | moted from Lieutenant to Captain | last week, and Second Lieutenants! Braznell and Sparks were promot- | ed to First Lieutenants. The | National Guard is to have its an- | nual camp at Lambert-St. Field the latter part of Aucust. Carload of Planes Arrives. A carload of five Waco-Tens was delivered Wednesday to the Rob- ertson Aircraft Corporation. Three of them have been sold «nd it is planned to put the other two into service for advance training in the Robertson flying school. George Lea Lambert Wins Cup. Louts | SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 .... A STUNNING CHRYSLER SERIES 75 MODEL This is the sport coupe model of the recently announced Chrysler Midwest Motors, Inc., the loca! distributer. 5 series, now on display here by 'a visit to Will Rogers in Los An-| | geles. His Whirlwind Travel-Air | ‘is piloted by Johnny Campion, who) iused to fly out of Lambert Field. | During their stay here the Travel- | | Air was overhauled by Parks Air- |lines’ mechanics and the wings, a ‘silver, were repainted a “high vis- ibility” yellow. George Lea Lambert, son of Maj. | Albert Bond Lambert, dean of St. Louis flyers, an instructor | Parks Airlines, won the OX-5 race The finish, of his own design, is! last Sunday and carried home the and ' Weil cup. will race today at 2:30 p. m. the Wiese Printing Co. cup. for, ' The Parks instructors | for | New Machines for Building Wings. | Woodworking machines for wing construction and repair have been added by Co. to its school equipment, which already includes cut-out motors, sewing machines and other appur- tenances for teaching school subjects. Last week | planes to be 'concern will be ready this week. Von Hoffmann Ajurcraft'! ,at Parks Airport in his J-5 Laird ground | the | company added to its staff of in- | structors N. B. Ison, a transport | pilot and photographer. Eaglerock, ordered by Hoffmann Aircraft Co. the A new) Von | recently, | will be ready for delivery at Lam- | bert-St. Louis Field about Aug. 1. Fred Stone Visits Airport. Fred Stone, the comedian, visit- ed Parks Airport over last week- sedan, landed at Parks Airport o” | end, flying back to New York after | with a minimum Arranges for Ford Planes. Frank Robertson, vice president and general manager of Robertson Aircraft Corporation, returned last week from Detroit, where he gone to make delivery of the first of the tri- Louis and delivered to the U. S. Inspection ai Airport. | G. E. Gardner, inspector for the | Department of Commerce, stopped | Thursday afternoon and left Fri- | day for Kansas City. Minimum Vibration The reinforcement of the Auburn | frame with an additional channel], and the rigiditv of the cross mem- bers .permit the radiator to ride of vibration . or “shimmy.” Twisting of the body under any road condition is prac- i Auburn had arrangements for | ; ithe type of mctored Fords to be put in service | |! between St. Chicago. | thig country,” R. H. The first of four of the big mono- | local | out. end | with no | placed practically tically impossible, Auburn engineers sav. . 7 3 . : : ‘ that spoil an automobile trip. To-| Automobile Has uae Sanwesiae: (a thousand-mile journey, and the ! even flow of power of the better. Summer Vacation ‘class cars, the smoothness of per- | | formance, the dependability, make) Changed Type of { Vice President . Says Person Now Thinks Nothing | of 1000-Mile Trip. ! “With one automobile to every. five persons in the United States, | summer vacationing | changed completely in| Faulkner, | points has been vice president of Auburn “The vast number of cars, how-; ever, has not been as big a factor’ j | in this as the type of car,” Faulk-'! ner says. “The fact that a family 'can get into one of the better class } of cars today and travel from one ' of the country to the other | mechanical trouble has ‘any “Not longer than 10 years ago, | most of us would have hesitated in taking an overland trip of 6500) miles in an automobile. We knew | before we started that we would | have engine trouble, tire blow-outs | and the dozen or more annoyances! we think nothing of ‘riding more desirable than in a) | Pullman.” ’ Goodrich" | Silvertowns, oe Si Apinun A.GUENIHER | 3401 OLIVE ST. | Lindell 4000 pleasure | REAL WORK | spot in the United States at the dis- Body and Fender Straightening | posal of everybody. R ENAMELED ...$20 Up! CA icceal ..$30 Up BY EXPERTS Glass Installed Carpets Made MISSOURI AUTO EQUIPMENT CO. RAY WHITNEY, Mer. 3120 GRAVOIS —— ; ‘Local Hudson | Sales Show Big Gains Monthly | Tremendous gains in retail sales | are being registered by the Hud-' | S0n-Frampton Motor Car Co., Hud-| | Son-Essex, distributer here. accord- | jing to A. §. : | dent. | During the first 24 days of July. | Frampton, vice presi- | Sales for this organization showed | \a 28 per cent increase over the | me period in June, which was the | largest month in the history of the | ,Comnpany. June records show sales: | Of 129 units. | The first 24 days of July 131) | Units have been sold, already mak- | ing this month the biggest in the | history of the firm. These figures. | include both Hudson and Essex | Sales, Frampton said. | Hudson sales so far this month | |Show an 8 per cent increase over the total Hudson for June, | ihe said. ' ; ' en Sa ies ; ' _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | Highway Department. PAGE 5 License Tag Seals Protective Measure sy the Associated Press, OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., July 28. | —The use of seals to fasten tags to automobiles may aid officers in apprehending motorists who are using stolen licenses, James Thomas, manager of the stolen au- tomobile division of the State has sug- gested. The department recently distributed 359,000 seals, similar to those used to ber of lost tags. “The seals, if their use is re- quired, would give evidence of a good tag.” said Thomas. “If an officer sees a car bearing an un- sealed tag. he would have good cause to investigate. If the seal had been lost a check of the mo- | tor number with the certificate of title recorded in this depart- /'ment would show the Neense. to be on the proper car.” lock boxcar doors, | in an attempt to reduce the num-_| Increased Demands For Tucks in | Wheat Country | ' Development of truck trans- | portation throughout the wheat i belt of the Northwest is reflected |by this year’s record-breaking de- -mand for new trucks to handle the crops reported in Kansas, Nebras- ka, Minnesota, the Dakotas and the Northwest, Figures announced by Dodge Brothers, Inc., showing that June retail deliveries of Graham 37Gta- ers truct:s were 49 per cent scheed (of any montaA wetnin the Mst seven | years in the Xansas City district. Pointing out that latest figures , indicate almost half a million trucks, or 20 per cent of all trucks |, registered, are in use on American , farms, Hloward E. Sneathen, direc- tor of Dodge Brothers commercial ‘car and truck sales, cited the ‘economy and dependability of , trucks as the chief factor in agri- | cultural activities. ' $ GARAGES SPECIAL PRICES DURING AUGUST closures. j ' ; ' ; Yn 7; 4 WM ye 4 te : ! - i : : Co me tal E. ” : *: - % : e BEL. “Perfect Built Garages | | 4054 Phones: RES. | DIVIDENDS ASSURED! ON YOUR VACANT SPACE | Pay No More Garage Rent 00 8B is unusual in g to comfort and confidence... pride. Just what motor car. Just OPEN . ° EVENINGS uM LOCUST ANGELICA ATO co, 4241 SN. Grand Blvd. TRIANGLE AUTO on, S11 Gravois Avenue BRRAHM-MIT* HELLETTE ™Oo- TOR CO... 34537 &. Ki bighw Bt RGDORF MOTOR CO. a 27°29 S. defferson Avenues . ws, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY The 75 Standard 4-Door Equipped and Delivered at Y POPULAR DEMAND Gardner Kight-in-Line Will Out-Pull, Out- Run, Out-Performa Six, That’s Why Gard- ner Has Concentrated on Straight Eights Sedan Fully for Four Years. You Can Buy a Gardner Eight for Less Than Any One of 16 Well- Known Sixes. $200 MORE }}Read This and |] Make $200! provided y strings—just buy the car on our regu there’s time—leave your old car and for Your Old Car THAN IT IS WORTH wtnsec’ cone ‘new i ‘ be—just bring it No matter what kind of a car 70 »vwn—no ma ter how old or how new it may | to “St. Louis’ Livest Automobile Distributor” and get all it is worth and $200 ADDITIONAL ou buy a new Gardner. Yes, sir—buy it at the regular s lar selling plan before midnight, August Your lar selling price—no extras—no 31. Come while DRIVE AWAY IN A SPANKING NEW GARDNER EIGHT! Our Great Volume of Business— Which Means Tremendous Pur- PRET ORT ie SS UE - eee eee aie ey ye et $ are j- Ge. ; TUTHILL GARDNER MOTOR JOSEPH STEINGER, Pres. 2745 LOCUST © "a 85 on 119, 50 gow" chasing Power—Our Unlimited M —QOur Ability to Fin Reasons ance Sales— Why We Can ARDNER RESENTS OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY Used THE 75 STANDARD 4-DOOR SEDAN Fully Equip- ped and Delivered at Your Door for —QOn a New——Jf Gardner Eight We Need More Cars BRING YOURS IN NOW Give You eans of Disposing of Used Cars Are Only Some of the Many A Better Deal Than It Is Possible to Get Elsewhere! 9 RDNER DISTRIBUTOR CALL JEFFERSON 5930 FOR ALL DEPTS. CORP. GEORGE D. TUTHILL, Treas. SOUTH BRANCH: 3438 S. GRAND PR. 4466 — ee Sry nag is, BIR ¥ — ee ee a. % ™ ry es = . ams 7: allt eos i Vipts-% : Dp AO «thang aps. Pairing an: - . te . ; a SRE Tal eR OS 42 the Sagle ae) & 7 Behe Fr el Ec Me ag ES REDS ia . apie se eet Teles De tees ae, ee ee ee * te jews patient me: sali ee 4 he, a mg ROH i . x * 2. Somes * ; 4 : a ie “ “ ee ad a »

Page 50

7 = arid pnt rl disaaiiarstl we nee eRe) ines: Reg legOt agh OR ig t de RG EWE pee ate ' ; re ip igaod *.: > “he. iy a ed a a ke Pathan s yee ee Sic na sade es as ee ae Bhs Oi has os ver ¥ " 7+” Be i 7 : 7 ae ¥2 P ie, se ‘a 72 fi ae oe . ~~ bh? “ae: ze te $35.00 SEMAN, NR 9, é- 39. 50 49.50 37.50 PURTIeT I iL: Sets Sold on Terms as Nationally Knewn Sets in Set Department priced as ‘adie Service at STAR SQUARE Stores carry ° visit to any store will convince i A dedi die died dada de iad a a ee ee oe oe 2 oe oe oe 2 oe Oe oe ee oe ne ae a ae a * ee a“ on ot re ™ Y our -.Authorized RCA and FRESHMAN | institution with a mpatation. Low as $2.50 Weekly our Used | 10.95 low as. . 4847 ® > - hundreds of other articles. A you why STAR SQUARE is «a s*ealeig ole oe & & + |which are carried in front fender | | Many a male of her vocation might , | ingeniously she received on quote aptly from O. O. McIntyre. “speaking humor right out leud.” Her vivacity is complemented by a. slight stature and a charming | youthful spirit. Her weight is 108 | pounds and one would guess her age as nearer the proverbial 16 than her actual attainment of 24 years. Clad in a fashionable sim- | ple white flannel frock and speak- ing in low, clear tones, Miss Turn- | er on the evening of this interview | exhibited selling accoutrements, | both sartorial and vocal, of which | well be envious. A shrewd business deal gave. Miss Turner the unpremeditated | opportunity of becoming a sales- six-cylinder chassis. The price of| woman. She had been driving a. used car for some time and decided i to trade it in on a new car. Very | trade-in, a better allowance on her | old car than she should have had. ; / | business ability, proposed that she | |' come with them as a saleswoman. | _ Withholding her decision, however, | she since has joined a rival agency. Miss Turner has been with her ‘present employer three months. i i ' i ‘@ry prespect, /and ithe bid on the old car. ,color, class and interior « Most women | four-wheel brakes, ‘job and the deal goes throuch.” |her taste would conform to ° another color, ‘fused to ride ' demonstration, but The firs tmonth cars. she sold three she presents its in- the | | Soon after, the dealer, realizing her | Being delightfully absorbed | jin her work, terests fascinatingly. ’ i Each new praspect, she wil] tel? | you, has a new whim or fancy. a new financial problem. But ev- words, “I have no money.” upon Miss Turner trade-in suggests value of the car in use, immediately comes interested. Successful sale, The she says, and | rich or poor, greets | There- . the | the prospect be-| secret of a/| lies in| “Questioned as to her dealings | with women. Miss urner said >) od i Women, as a general rule, are not} as interested in the techr ue of! an automobile as they are in the | don’t know a tire from a carburetor, question & woman will 1 it go”’ rear ask me is: ‘How fast will Then if the color suits her, she is assured the car wil] stand the strain of such a speed, and she is reminded of the seven-bearing crank-shaft and -the she O K’s the Reminded of a recent incident, Miss Turner told of a sale she made in which a man came to her with the intention of buying a particular model. After burying it he was asked if his wife might not prefer a ccrtain color. He was sure is, se- lected a@ gray car and drove it home. The following day he re- turned to exchange it saying his wife re- in the gray car. though the model, make, price and | speed suited her nicely. Miss Turner does most of her demonstrating in the afternoon. Asked to demonstrate the speed of her car. she has on several oc- casions driven as high as per hour. Fortunately. she has 73 miles) coration. | but the first | for a car of | had no tire or engine trouble, or | other serious one feels if anything of such a nature should occur. she wou!d be entirelw ca- pabie of handling the situation. Miss Turner manages own saies entirely unless she is a ~ tie doubtful as to the value of th car to be taken in trade. In cial instances she usually consults emplover, but closes the dea] sonaliv. her ae + ; ner mishaps during a that. per- At present Miss Turner consid. | ers automobile selling her time work, as sh auditor for one of the large truck companies tn East St. Louis, but spare she hopes eventually to devote her to sellinc. New Hupmobile Devoid of Squeaks Advices received from owners ~em- eae officers sav in. the eateten din initiate af eile Cen tury indica‘e | cars are their striking beautyv is emplored as) of appearance and their unusual | riding comfort. One of the chief reasens for the | comfort enjoved in these plains Frank E. Watts, neer, tg their silence. the model being practically free squeaks. ratties and the noises that often anner motorists from ' This feature, says Watts, is due ws the pains taken {n building Century | bodies and the numerous provisions | made to protect them against fric- | 1,208 noises at every possibile point. cars, e@x- chief engi- | ~ + : Century | other | l+housands of the population falls known, feature the province of |exclusively within P | features, as well as |er. The cars -e on | Turner of East St. Louis is proving | Midstates Motor Co., | th at a woman can sell said item of street, | placed on a Chand ,;the price title of) for the tor cars—a new low priced six known as series “65.” In addition the Big Six series and Royai ‘85’ for which Chandler is already well newly designed and beautified bodies, and new | increased pow- display at the 2815 Locust distributer. greatly the loca! The leader of the line is the new “65”"—an entirely new type of Six. lowest. price ever ler automobile, range being from $87§ regular 3-passenger coupe, to $1075 for the 4-passenger cabri- olet. The sedan lists at $835, fac- list. The series “65” includes seven GENERATORS, STARTERS, CARBURETORS REPAIRED PARTS AND SERVICE Automotive Elec Inc. 22nd and Locust Sts. trical Service Co. SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 1? spark adjustment, as well as —s . ; | ‘THIs IS THE DE LUXE sedan mode! ’ models, CHANDLER DELUXE SEDAN | particulayly free from any tenden- si ley te “ping” ~- low grade all Greatly improved power, ‘er bodies, new changes previously described ‘with the other preval series. line. a metropolitan at $1525. will most popular on accoun~ ceptionally low price. priced model in this series 5 ‘ The Berline. models are a coupe. country club 4% coupe. cabriolet and touring car. From the standpoint of exterior oo. in ee ae ~ aeosee TURNS AA ROP GN A Da A METROPOLITAN DEALERS: ST. JOHNS MOTOR CO. GRAF MOTOR Mo. co. St. Charles Read, St. Louis Ferguson, BROCK MOTOR CAR CO. CREVE COEUR MOTOR CO. Olive and Newstead, St. Lewis Crewe Coeur, Mo. LAU MOTOR SALES CO. Tezes tvery Ave. St. Leuis o See ED Lhe Sa TE ain ARG iad SR ssp mS ie % y # = ¥ Z 7 xe

Page 51

__ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 _____'_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPaTCH | ee sappearance, th oval “gr _ i cba ye : € Ro} al 85 ie very ae . Sit iia! to the big six Series, 4 a. big difference being in the in the . a jrefinement and eight perfo ‘eriog = ‘Like the big six sert TMance § FC beep res 7 ans * 4 Series, the 4 Po a; So ‘teatures a low-priced - = : | passenger sedan, listing at $1 - }while the royal “85 Berline 798, 3 i $2295, the highest priceg ae ; in this series. A threenee Odel pjand four-passenger coy | for Economical Transportation | _—__| |) me th / f . . | } touring car are also included ang - ‘ ; tf ithe royal “&5” series. Ss A i . | ; / / The royal “85" motor ie . ey . | letenioht inhi . aa. ' . ‘£ | Alm sis aad line ty pe, bore ft oe ~ ‘ re ' l4% " stroke. Capable of 4 3 : : ARE AE NNN FO REAL RI jing better than 80 miles gt Ff | rr Y | . 3 = = . = a a ~ oy - ~ . i ee Le ee eS £ RICES ON TIRES Goodyear 41. Weather ji . ‘os 3Ox3% Oversize .__. ; 326 8. S. Oversize. . 2014.40 Balloon nade 5 | 21x5.25 Balloon ... 3536.00 Balloon Tey: 8.73 |29x4.75 Fisk 52 $8.9 30x5.77 33x6.00 United States, $13.95 Fisk Button, , $13.95 = RED TOP FISK CORDs Non-Skid, 3013} ears Dae” $9.65 affect the wearing cualities of these Ti 2914,40 Commander Bank Draft. & ip shipp! vz. O TIRE CO., inc. LOCUST &8T. JEfterson 11808 r Our Price List FR { All Parts of the City fen at a INDAYS TO SERVE OUR CUSTOMERS ae — Over 750,000 Bigger and Better Chevrolets delivered since Jan. Ist! semi-elliptic shock absorber springs . . . the safety and ease of handling afforded by big non-locking four-wheel brakes and a ball bearing worm-and- gear steering mechanism . . . the smartness and luxury of marvelously beautiful bodies by Fisher finished in modish colors—these are among the outstanding reasons why people everywhere have Acclaimed by bundreds of thousands everywhere as the world’s most luxurious low-priced car, the Bigger and Better Chevrolet has enjoyed such tremendous preference on the part of buyers that today it stands first choice of the nation for 1928! Over 750,000 new Chevrolets delivered to owners bor Sedan, $700 ALUE since January Ist! The largest number of automo- biles sold this year by any single manufacturer! Never has any Chevrolet enjoyed such over- whelming public endorsement—for never has any low-priced car combined such impressive performance, such delightful comfort and such distinctive style. conferred leadership on today’s Chevrolet! Come in and inspect the car that has won such spectacular nationwide approval. Take it out on the road and drive it. Note its comfort, its per- formance, its amazing handling ease. You’ll find quality you never thought possible in a low-priced automobile—an order of value so outstanding that it is everywhere acclaimed the greatest sensation of America’s greatest industry! The power and smoothness of a fa- The COACH mous valve-in-head motor equipped ~ with “invar strut’ constant clear- ance pistons... the riding ease as- sured by 107-inch wheelbase and The Convertible ; . The Imperial Ail prices £0. b. Flint, Michigan Landa Check Chevrolet Delivered Prices SP \ They inclade the lowest handling and financing charges avaiable gives for comfort and! and finely fitted bodies. performance true high gh the “Silver-Dome” engine using any fuel: | 5 | | The Touring $ 49 5 hic surety and ease of . iv or Roadster . 4. +-« nal expanding hydraulic kes with squeakless T ngs. y a few of the features th which are convine- on thousands that the standard whereby to ne lowest-priced fields— WELLS MOTOR CO.., 3008 N. Grand BI. DEXTER CHEVROLET CO., 8226 Alabama Av. BALLWIN MOTOR CO., Ballwin, Mo. HARRIS CHEVROLET CoO., 7800 Forsythe Bl., Clayton, Mo. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER: STANDARD CHEVROLET CoO., 1352 State St., at Veronica NEILL CHEVROLET CO., 120 North Kirkwood Rd. Kirkwood; Mo. J. H. BROWN & SONS CHEVROLET CO., Halls Ferry & Chambers Roads HILMER-BELCHER CHEVROLET CO., 2244 S. Kingshighway BI. RELLER CHEVROLET CO., 7239 Manchester Av., Maplewood SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO., 3645 S. Grand BI. Low C¢ LACKLAND SERVICE CO., INC. Lackland and Woodson Rds., | Overland, Me. GILLIAM-EPSTEIN CHEVROLET CoO. 5929 Easton Av. GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP., 6820 Gravois Av. REICHARDT MOTOR CO., Webster Groves, Mo. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO., 4333 Warne Av. A T ’ ST. LOUIS DEALERS: ALLEN-JAMES MOTOR CO, 3016 Locust BI. BIG FOUR AUTO CO., 2218 S. Jefferson Av. than the Plymouth -WARNER MOTOR CO., 2 your dollar’s worth. | 7200 Natural Bridge Rd. _ | MacCARTHY CHEVROLET CoO., J. 6320 Delmar BI., University City | FLINT CHEVROLET CO., reg 4714 Delmar BI. CHAS. PROCASKY, Belleville, IB Q UJ A 7 | T y GERSON MOTOR CO. q Edwerdevilie, Ii. ANHEUSER & RUTH

Page 52

PAGE 6 sd | en ° eG, y - the normal seasonal average for |; | Local Nash Sales W lly s-Over ind TO) NEW _ |[. ‘OLDER THAN THE ? AUTO TRADE _ |: wasoer eras sac, || Suggests Exhaust “||'Show Big Gains *| Output Greg CHEVROLETS | EXPERIENCING | tssse win o'er sna steady = | Pipe in Roof || All Over Territory In Its # mand existing in practically every ALREADY SOLD} er | GOOD SUMMER [ocr os 2 Of Automobiles | Dorr nan car bas verted ‘2 7 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | } - ¢£ dealer fran- | Fi , . a equally satisfactory manner and OR a long time there has | many reque wa First Seven Months of - nearly every manufacturer is en- been sporadic talk about, | chises, according to Frank McDon- | Se aad Glowing Account of Indications Are It Will be | soving a better than average busi-|| * and. here: and there, an ef- |/ald, president of the Southwest) Exceed Best = niawe Preview Showing. Prompt Delivery Being Made of 30,C ul Cars ) = ae gies ie: SP i ee =e ==" f I dust i models and to some extent a mar. || lurk around traffic-filled city (new line and interest in it by deal- | — = ERUM Each Week. =A a pcre i sige Soy ey | # >a ss bee - Sot ~ or in ry. ket carried over from last sum} streets. None of the methods ers has also been evidenced na- on ages yore SS py CAROLINE 5. - ee ' me ~ aes mee ake a PR | | mer, are all factors in the present | tried has )~cn successful. | tionally, accerding to McDonald, | oe and Cu - | . Rie oe —s a situation. Dealers. in many cases, Now comes New “York’s (who recently returned from the than seven months hes oe We ig se os ea | By Special Correspondent of the ; ; 4 : ; e Wis. | "x : R. H Grant, vice president of | ieacwuee ' -: | - Se pe ere ee Post-Dispatch. are in a better position than they | Health Commissioner with the '|\Nash factories at Kenosha, + | tts greaetst previous age he Cheeréiet Meter Co. tn charge| [ae Ss ts ee a eee =: ese te DETROIT. Mich. July 28.—No have been for months, with show-/|} idea of putting the exhaust pipe |jwhere, he says, the production d@-jtion With its total ‘ “B «ES er ee SS eee a. Sg ER pes a . room stocks low and used car,|| in the roof of the car. His partment ts v~~"‘ng overtime to production up to the ef sales, say that 750,000 igeer | “is 5 Bop. e = si - 4 .. Batt oa — ~ : : Seance ee - _ important change in output for | stocks being depleted rapidly. In | thought is to get the gases up get out 23,000 unfilled orders. The slightly in excess ot and Better” Chevrolets have been | rt oa Tg = Be a ot Se ee = ue) e ke c ae = a i ee ee eee! yy oe with J | it has been at any time this year.'| of novelty right at the start | 1.5 increased 275 per cent during 15,000 units to exceed thas neo. > i ee ee eee = ees) | JUly or with June. | op | Further experimentation m@y (june of this year over June of| previous year in the With deliveries ts secant ; 0 itis. Ste . : = ae me Se ae 2 = Schedules for the current sages Stutz Motor Co. i prove pe to have genuine merit, /1927, and greater increases are ex- | history—1925, when a averaging 30,000 cars a week, | op NE Ss ee eee Sees) | LOWever, are running approximate- | Earnin S ] | as well. “pected in July, according to Mc-/ built a total of 214,460 eum Chevrolet in the firs seven months as — pak ee = + Ge; ly 40 per cent in excess of July | F ! 4 NnCcrease : | Donald. . = ef the year, established a record ee eee : ae 2) 5 Sieeere| | last year and indications point t9/ ane P casag ia mer en Stutz/ of Stutz from Jan. 1 to June 2 = —— Se ced ok ae = Sa ag , wot . 2 . 5 =A ; ‘4 = tre " t cet aiid a ery fora p ect re 2. I ig t service . se ? rs a ss oe E | tablished by now, however, that | Until 9 O’Cleck. Sundays Until Noon. 3326 WASHINGTON AV. ’ , & gtd ~ sales division to make prompt de- . * ae Sa 5 ee | a is not wag Aap a the} Fisher’s, 4190 Delmar JEfferson 1453 , rs - live ediately on the an- | a” dd oe eee | ineustry may be expeciec ‘© op- Lindell 6244 : : im ep escola ~ ogy last Janu- ~ Pug Pi lela een oo ee | erate at levels considerably above m REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES ary. From Oakland, Cal. to Tar- | 3 . town is at the upper end of beauti- ; Tre Service ful Lake Champlain, beside which | ’ the route back through the Adiron- | dacks runs | many miles. | S distributors of the new HOOD SUPREX Across the lake is the dim bulk of and WHITE ARROW Tires, we're author- the Green Mountains of Vermont. | ed to serve you under the HOOD A. S. P. Land and water combine to give | : , the motorist innumerable captivat- | Under this plan the SUPREX line carriesan 18 ing views, gliding southward on U. months guarantee and the WHITE ARROW I'S. No. 3—the famous bootleggers’ } line carries the 12 months guarantee against the route from Canada to New York | folloying: Wheel mis-alignment, stone bruises, City, peaceful as any inland lane} giass cuts, accidents, rim bruises, or any other to all appearances. The road runs} » toad hazards. past the historic military post at | Tires under this service agreement are replaced JM. © *2°*SuTs and then by the head with NEW TIRES. no VULCANIZING or of Au Sable Chasm. This isa bold | REPAIRING. ;worge cut deep in rock by a very | marrow, rushin 20untain river. Come in and see us about this plan today. sea sm Ca a fair poate: from their seats; for 85 cents they | eee SSS *9 . they make take a bus and boat 3740 Washington Boul. trip there. if they care to pay to| see nature. - | JEft. 4473-74-4736 The road then follows along the | Road Service ble River, with the real | oa A M 9:30 P M on untains iooming to tie west. 7 . 7 to el . . Here th un i Sundays, 8:00 to 5:30 A ier, than in the other end of the| t none t less compelling | in their grandeur. It i surprise at Elizabethtown to fin: fancy | resort hotel serving a luncheon | en CT Pe that is worth the price. as nid : folly to stress this point, cn a NREL ts ON MR get ae : is a most important suDbijec : e * @ « your convenience - - - wanderer in this brisk atmosphere. | “ WwW quality beauty and style dominatin : *. 9 aa: OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P. M.— oO ni show ring on the bank of | . SUNDAYS TILL NOON Lake Pleasant. The route contin | FOURS : ‘SIXES liig and trees till LOOK FOR THIS SIGN—IT Is YOUR it connects at Remsen with No. 12. ihe Fey Laing? TRAC ae 25st gtk oth ae ete UNS : > sates ed Eaatinit Se pcan Roe m3 heen ng“ 40g Pebble Sigil ARS wie ie Te i wad , TLL a ONT i pa} Sie ;& AR dre iowa a Ie Wy eae Me Wy ter ky GUARANTEE OF SAFETY AND > soaring : SATISFACTION 1 eggernarriancn, ot cream | | Auto Show Chiefs | | eneral Meet July 26-28 WILLYS-OVERLAND, Inc., 23d and Locust annual meeting of th Brake Service ( oe METROPOLITAN DEALERS ile Show Managers will } , ROSE MOTOR COMPANY DORN AUTO COMPANY PINE LAWN AUTO 4&4 ELEC. co. “ ss > ,° na Drake Motel te Claytan 7013 Page 3142 Morgenferd Reed 6165-68 Natural Bridge Rd. EVergreen TI7O I 27 and 28. The aseocia-| J. & SCHRAUT-BOONE CO. INC. tion is made up of managers of Bouievard 1538 any ity Bhnvnncgo poe ae ezro 3338 5S. Jeffiersen Avenue PReepect 1368 automooile shows from 36 cities ; . eludin rea} sa 7 © A-D MOTOR CO., INC. ROEMRIG SALES & SERVICE STATION including Montreal and Toronto. | - 1648 S. Grand Ave. GRand 2400 Afften, Miscouri Riverside 1860 Can. The national president of the BLEDSOE MOTOR CO. KOHLER MOTOR — _@enociation is Ma). Robert E. I ) | is 3 obert E. Lee. | 3406-10 MN. Unien Bivd. EVergreen 1088 5633 Delmer Seulevard 1566 manager of the St. Louis Automo. | ‘ bile Show. nosed atl SGP I i

Page 53

ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 plese ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 7 Seago? il ~ sDVERTISEMENT Bra 7» Bea. 5 ne —~ es . ae ; Willys-Overland a ie | Output Greatest [gat THE SOCIETY 4 In Its Histo oo . 4 | REPORTER SAW - | First Seven Months of 1908 .| ~ a ; Exceed. Best Previone jam Glowing Account of Ss Preview Showing. . oo Year’s Total. Ce , F ey CAROLINE 5. KRUM : The Willys-Overland Co. in » “Saad ; than seven months has excoes.s i rolled through the ow its greaetst previous year's prea, i meded® er's Proving Ground and tion. With its total six moni oieeed #0 the left. There stood a group production up to the end of x ki oe —proudly shining new cars, slightly in excess of 200,000 ‘Wa. Mi gkagpglesming surisces seized the rays ys- s an “5 : and sixes, it was —es eg oe oon end nt ers =e curing July to produce less ¢ be f plese of glory. — 15,000 units to exceed the gre alll, ae a at ee, $0ie), a ole ¢ ate a ae Se ft

Page 54

ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ——_ —_—_—_—_ _ ST.LOUIS PD6T-DISPATC DR, Ae the iggy 2a te, «MTA oi ae $e alate Fe = Meatas PA ‘ . oo ihe i 2 } a a =. or hb ee See ee ek ee en ee ee es ee st EE AERIS yO EAT eh nee BB IE Se eT, pee ie ae me % gt a ee ie, ee Ree On s Re ae ete-2 Breit eRe es 4 « ae; ; ye oe ard era st wr m hes et » rie y ‘gt 55 Ror ‘ ‘ Maia: Phe st ib i ™ se : pase tee tae ‘ ; ; ot ‘ ‘ en ate PR ERED, PIED. SOM Sa or wot eee antiae ere a £6 Yo pees ‘Aah With te Air i RE em I PE St ae ny Peieeenige pinay 1 8 ‘ Napa ; sn eecoe dy Neem. ls cei yon 0 mb POPELES CMTE EO ce PS #15 Mga BE R07 be a ‘ “Fs Ae eG Pisin Se ake y SP : J ents 3 ~ > ¥ S re 3 MEE Mier kG ae oy ce Ree SR OUERE tale! sete re scampi cess age SRO LNAI ARR III WINS De aR PS ESSE ep AE ons pre eg Ror pidtevense aesaneis Perini mens rer Ki AMEE IEEE LEI AR: OE Bas ie Pies ‘ ae ¥ abe “s ae Y j Ivers ary if SilverAnn

Page 55

a ¥ * © ony ropesiaaion | , eS % Bm - ’ —_ a ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE ¥ « ba Baye Seo ve lh > as campo oneeanl MRI on POT | IRR ee | tm = DN a RI | RNR i eee | RMP en 7 a the * es | f f ; é | WHEN BTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM ~ tt all Buick Showrooms ™ =

Page 56

__. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH STNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 | ——j Auburn Frame Double Strength. in additional frame ch is pressed intc the regs ALONG AUTOMOBILE ROW _ ||. + soos scene sume is ore Sai" citenan rom tht 3 i vided on Auburn 38 and 115 mod- ‘regular frame to a point @ lels. This strength is obtained by | rear of the motor. - Laclede Motor Co., | Fandango Sales Co. = Made Dealer for To Sell Seat Covers} NS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH STANDARDIZED OLD FAITHFUL—WHICH Is TOP, WHICH BOTTOM? ROAD SIGNALS |—__—__——— ARE PLANNED Your Crosswore¢ And Answer for Last § The Laclede Motor Co.. Massachusetts Plans Uni-| form Traffic System, Throughout the State. _Laciede avenue. has been appoint- | it was announced the past 'by officials of the Weber Imple- |ed dealer of the Hupmobile line,/J- W. Schaumburg, week | (ufactured by to sell Fan- dango automobile seat covers, man- Fandango Products | Es a> ta | Se. ee 3 =. gilt “Wg > % oo : ‘ Z ey | Hupmobile Line The Fandango Sales Co. 2839 , — - eg SS: Se re ee | 4003 Washington boulevard, has een} @PEN MONDAY NIGHT TILL 9 O’CLOGE. | organized by Oscar Broyer Jr... and " N. ¥. Inc. The firm also tail- ment & Motor Co., Hupmobile dis- | ®- tributer here. O. C. Hazelrigg ig | °TS seat covers on jal orders | President of the company ard Fred | 27d operates a servite station |Himmelbaum secretary. | equipped to clean covers, tops and New Model 40! Only $5 Down! Hazelrigg is prominent aiong | lights, marks, signal systems and | car uphoistery. a designation of “through routes” or Automobile Row, having for year Broyer, who is president of the been sales manager for a large Lo- cOmpany, formerly was sporting | goods buyer for four years for Less Tubes arteria! highways throughout | jap s josie a _— , a 6 SR oe, } | cust street distributer. His firm | Gimbel Bros.. of New York, and Special te the Post-Dispatch. | BOSTON, Mass., July 28.—Initial steps to standardize traffic signs, Massachusetts achieving a unifor-— * ¥8 a4 engineering will display a full line of Hupmo- mity based on soun e bile cars beginning today. for eight years prior to that served | ' principles, have been taken. ae * Grand Leader here in the same | —: euce’ pe In order to accomplish these pur- | . capacity. _ sensitivity . . oe ata >ublic | . . a Schaumburg is vice president | new low price. ou cant poses the Department et. fe = 4 > n a4 is set for vaive ... Works has secured the services of | a — —- . | | Dealers Appointed PS sien eng i anaes anywhere! om has ———— au | os a ita af iets ea aoe ] : ‘ ks = ity that will carm it throug! the Albert Russel gyrase Bis ? te — a me 7 | pineal Two new dealers were added to Majestic Manufacturing Co., here. |§] years of hard service, iike the ‘tor Traffic Research of rva , 7 3 5) i 7 Prgit teeee ; - ? Ba sf . Sine ' “ » > me E ne Ft, 2 , | the metropolitan dealer organiza- | , . . : tion of the Hudson-Frampton Mot- ‘Two New Hudson Sth 4 ~ * Wt ait ee MIP 06 PD NE LO ARGOS ig Fs AP ae mode! 40 at Union on easy « champion that it is. Get your Durant Chiefs Here Jj terms! t'niversity to make a survey and to | establish an agency to carry out the : provisions of the proposed plan. This bureau has recently success- | fully completed traffic surveys in Boston. Chicago. Los Angeles, San Francisco. Providence, New Or-, leans and Knoxville. The primary functions bureau is the erection of basic standards for signs, signals and markings. together with the desig- nation of State routes within cities and towns as “boulevard stop” ar- teries. It is expected that there, will be prepared a “Commonwealth Sign and Signal Code” to give clear indication to local officials of the requirements of the departmnt and will make possible more intelligent iocal control pilannings. In order that the proposed code may be adopted with a maximum ef co-operation from loca! officials, the following factors were being considered: l. The present system of signs, siznals and marking in use by cities and towns in the common. | wealth. 2. Existing system of signs and markings used upon the highwars of the commonwealth. 3. Proposed national standards resulting from current studies of the Nationa! Engineering Confer- ence Committee, and the Depart- ment of Commerce. Hudson Salesmen to Make Factory Trip Thirty members of the Hudson- Frampton Motor Car Co. sales staff and of the firm's dealer organiza- of the ™~ - rhip , County, which ERE IS AN UNUSUAL photograph of Old Faith ful UNOeCzwOCOD € UNDERWCoOO 4% £ Gevser in Yellowstone Nationa! Park. It is so mirrored in the lake that one wonders which is the top, which the bottom of the picture. Triangular Trip Over New River Bridges Continued From Page One. next there ts a straight, lieve! speedway of concrete, built by the bridge company, traversing Mis- souri Point, the spit of St. Charles was largely under water in the great flood of 1927. The road is high and dry. Wil- liam Clark Bridge. over the Missis- sippi, is notable for the steep ascent of its southern end. for the struc- ture has to rise from shore level to the high clearance for boats re- quired by the Government. The adjoining railroad bridge is low and, therefore, has to maintain a raw span. ‘ Packets with the old-time out lines still ply the Mississippi. They shuffle upstream. with a plume of black smoke blotting out the oil refineries on the eastern skyline at Wood River, whistle for the drawbridge, drop gang- throatily , place to linger. tion spot where there used to be a regularly flooded wasteland, and it has a park on the biuffs which commands a splendid vista, Lovejoy statue to an early aboli- tionist, flour mills, old Shurtleff College, Western Military Academy | and the many biocks of steep resi- | dence streets are among the things te see. The well named the explorers of the They set out from St. Louis. dy way of the mouth of the Missouri, on their long journey into the new empire. But the returns “ark ridge and the pave- the junction of Missouri State Highway No. $4, where ne urns west into the duck-shooting q country of Missouri twin highway bridges are for Lewis and Clark. Northwest. 1928 motorist a rming a & 44443438 | Enterprising, it is | creating a new river-front recrea- | hotel. | Highway No. 409, which eventually The | nence, which is flood-lighted at night, are among its attractions. It has a recently opened modern ~ The toll bridge on U. 5S. is to become free, is the gateway to the St. Louis road. than which there its none better known itn the community. Although Lewis an Clark bridges have been open jointly “or only a week, they have thrown much travel onto Bellefontaine ists have taken advantage of this short cut. No. $4 is gravel except for asphalt near St. Charles. but traffic will demand that it dust- proofed, or, better, paved. fontaine road and its extension .0 Fort Bellefontaine are not built for heavy travel, but they are expect- ' ed to be paved by the county. wilh its new bond issue. or by the State. ‘with the bonds likely to be voted | or Car Co., Hudson-Essex distribu- | ter here the past week. | They are: the Townsend Hudson- ; Two prominent officials of the Durant Motor Car Co. visited St Belle- | Essex Co., 6153 Delmar boulevard. They are Louis the past week. oh with Charles C. Townsend as presi- Thomas Garrard. _-neral manager ; — — dent, and the B. J. Fitzsimmons of the Durant factory plant at LA Hudson-Essex Co., at 2337 Russell Lansing. Mich.. and B. J. Lewis of LB The latter company is New : just completing the erection of a new sales and service building, | built of brick and terra cotta at ai Louis factory vranch of the Durant | cost of $25,000. Motor Car Co. «| | Buy Now at Union on This Is No EASY TERMS | A reasonable deposit will _ deliver to you one, two, lor a complete set of ‘brand-new guaranteed _Geodyear Tires ... The _balamce you can pay in weekly or monthly in- | stallments convenient to | you! Quick service... no red tape...mo extra charge. boulevard. Durant’s personal staff at York. ‘road and No. $4, and many tour- | HOUSE FURNISHING COMDANY While here they were guests | 8 aes rm Seo"nners 4 owes wee : 4 ’ o boat i B. : Het labh LLL ihe . ~ nay sificatory group ef piants (ul.5 eieet.. 194¢—Chance in t ‘maxing organ ef 105—A grain tp) or stl kworm y v 7—Dish of ‘ ris a id live by : pune t} f vs. xt zeIveT Ss hy “divine mam Pee 15—. 3 “@ j 2 2 & fad. UState Speed Lim 4From 22 to 45M rae rhe LALA » MN serene in ac- i é yr on this did St. Chay@es is another hillside Lindenwoad Cellege and a picturesque courthouse on an erm©i- SIRT al REY 9 9 . sh abe pS tae “ik A i ¥ ae - ae dy saa ee eae ae ra 9 A eagle eet * ‘ : é oo bib oh at ‘ be es Pegi > nti See CDR dine Sue uneaa UND Rab) Saw bepaansa? als eli 2 ‘ ia 3 . ; bs , gets staal +6 7 Ao ee ’ 4 rt Lae he Sf Se or fos ™ + SB dA IRR CA RE, 7 a | *\ + poi pad ead ad bd DATING OMe 15D D rt Sr -PIS DN OW De * HID +I S 9. 21Si9i a > ae at Sas SRE. EEE CREO etapa sass ~eccnsene- Sane Td ae Seis vet i oma 4 dk nag eR PSS, ep god : EMITS Wt ye ‘ake poh wwe keg UB a Paar 7 far PS RE VON A Reo Sr Sie bah Relte te ce N ae weyd wats Motorists from Iilinois entering | of © cering states may increase their | 3 i: F Rae 2 ge i ay “VS ; eA ar Ee Rance i te Bene atene aS RN ==" Buick Dealers See New Models At Meeting Here Buick’'s Silver Anniversary mod-_ els—the cars which complete the / 1929 line—were presented fo the dealers of the Vesper Buick Coa., Se st ginal Wy 33 id rr € ‘Deine > RE en TE ihe s WO, OE RE Dato ps £-i0w la. and Kampala, Uganda. East Africa.” TRY THE CAR; IF ITDOES NOT f= SELL ITSELF TO YOU, YOU WILE = Jeo NOT BE ASKED TO BUY. ge AUBURNSST. LOUIS Co. Burley, chief — Se CEntral 2764 , Sf the Moto Meter Co. Darragh ved a moter “equipped with | Rebnett-WeHare. ( “tambin. Ye. Backer Garage. Rella. We. 4. ©. Heartting. on en pig neil “s such becomes at all mechanical, proportions 75 years ago. . ~e : : aa this dominant question is sure to follow: The showing of the new cars was . “Is it a straight-eight?’’ ceanten by John Dawson, adver- | " using manager for the distributer. Marmon’s great achievement was in The cars were presented to the removing the premium price from the dealers from a stage upon which ' ; i had been erected a turnstile that 8 t bringing it within the price allowed the cars to be seen from range of the average buyer. Two extra all angles. Each new mode! cylinders for extra performance and extra ee = oe oe eaten from the dealers and the concen- smoothness, but at no extra cost. sus of opinion was that hte Silver Anmniversarr Buick, with ‘t , Extremely liberal time payment terms full-size" 68" Sed : . 7 aow in effect. Your old yor Also, the new"78,” $1895 refinements and more powerfu! car may apply Prices, f. 0. b. factory. De luxe equipment extra motor. is the best car the Buick " factory has ever produced. ARCHER-MANN MOTOR COMPANY A luncheon was tendered the Lindell Boulevard at S , e dealers at noon and wag heid on ‘ Street Lindell 6400 the second floor of the distributer’s John T. Brewn. Alten. tit. , | building. . ‘ Vehicte Sapplr Ca. Cai . wee meta eg —— ~ Johaston City Aute Ce. Jehneten City, “hi on . eat “ide Wetter to.. ¢ tratin, 17. a ; T. Brewn, Bellevtite, 11. i & on nae # icago l'ribune ho yy ge Sells Last Horses Andersen Motor Co.. Mescew Willa, We. Because of the growing need of : : ts last delivery horses used in the downtown streets. “Tt was deemed no longer safe to Fue use them because of the crush of . - traffic.” said a sales report. ‘ttr, Wea. LARGEST PRODUCERS OF STRAIGHT-EIGHTS iti ia : A(R ee Sphere tig af a oh oe i > 7 ’ ‘ 5 ata ae we ’ oe Okt tee ieee 2 a ea

Page 57

an additional frame channe} > a ( is pressed inte the regular frame : “sgh our rossword Puzzle and extends from the front Of the 4 “a ‘ regular frame to a point ar a And Answer or Las nda rear of the motor. the | os j t Su y — 2 — oe — ’ TILL 9 O'CLOCK. AL eee sii ‘ ; Z 2 a : 3 e Only $5 Down! . * pry "i a : circle. cS L sao the top of. ! Cie Ie , z eae O hwnd viv as with trailing plants. wr as ions of a journey. LIA ry NI Up iolg Lilss group of plants (ul.) EIA VILIA eS s whie. s LIE Milo N “te . 194—Chance in betting. 48—IncidentalL considera- ri organ of 105—A grain { tions. Pa or silkworm VERTI AL. 49—Js ill. ; aster oe ae voice. roam portion. A -—Spo O° Be. 53—The t -th! ie boty ef dry land 3—Uphold. of “the Greek. an my n wet surroundings. 4—More adored. (pl.) 5—Falling 20 be carried. ee Soce ceremony. | 6—Conscious. S—Unit of land measure. ne who “diverta by 7—Dish of uncooked vege- 59—Departed (Scotch) ee a tables with Jressing tio0—One. , seal hill. (pl.) 61—Rim. y . Sweets. 8—Potato seed buds. 63—Either of two islands / ‘ Location. 9—Fusses. _ in Scoteh Outer He- ; Porioins. ae 10—More polite, brides. Soverns by “divine 1l1—Avoids. 64—Courier. right.” 12—Transfers of owner 6§5—C, onsumes. j Spanisn dollar. ship for remuneration. 66—Astringent fruit used To har by poe act 13—Below pitch m music, in alcoholic beverage. (legal term 14—Confidential officer as- G7—Reputed means of Cleo trate. sisting field cfficer. atra” s death /‘p!.) : —Versee in rhythm. Seat vrasp firmly. 69—Flow, as of the tide. Emits vapor. aces. Vm Rent. tilizes. S8—Souh Afric: an term for 74—Own. ING COMPANY 3 commonwealth as . Type of cloth water 20 0 Bohemian river. 8 Gathered in an inclos- OLIVE S ipe. 32—Sides of a triangle. re. Melody. 33—On the sheltered side ne beings. co information. of. $1—dend tar Mountain range divid- 34—Pron ng. &3—Pemon ga ne Europe and Asia. 36—A Southern State on S&4—Move furtively. . Unohst ructed. the Miesissipr River. &5—Persia. ~~ Para flise. ae in England. S6-—Back of neck. tl . Pate. 388—Drvice originatng elee- §$7—O : Fite. tric current. Sk—A. - n of Seth ‘ Bibi.) mn addition, 4%—Srize with the teeth. S9—Pertaining to atro ir Tear. $1-—Inactive. nautics, 42—Aceomphshment. S1—Facile. | x Joint. 43—Goal s, 92—Rub. ewrn 456— Measures. 983—Pens (var. pl.) Pa ‘2° o State Speed Limits Range rom 22 to 45 Miles an Hour ichigan, Montana and South Dekota. Merely Require That Motorist be “Prudent.” However, | 4 1 to the Post-Dispatch. |} BCHICAGO, July 28.—Tourists | unter a variety of speed limits | the various states, and for the efit of those touring into neigh- mE states, or making trans- tinental tours this sumimer, the ng bureau of the Chicago Mo- Club has compiled the follow- summary of the varying limits Motorists from Illinois entering ming states may increase their | five miles an hour on enter-| Wisconsin, Iuwa, Indiana or | cky, the states named having tof 40 miles per hour. Mich- has no speed limit, putting | mmatter of safe driving squarely | to the driver. Missouri's limit 2% miles an hour. Aegal limits for the open road es _ an 4 . -- ~~ a. IS ot De s ts) ‘ ae. ag a ~ > ® frange from Massachusetts to 45 miles in Flor- ida. | Montana requires that the motorist | be “reasonable,” | kota says that | dent,” in speed or manner deemed dangerous. (of Columbia has a Missouri is the only state with a 25-mile limit. to be observed lines and international borders the | Chicago Motor Club holds that t/ to do. is well for motorists making long | ae miles an hour in North Carolina and Nevada while South Da- he shall be “pru- and penalties are imposed | these states where either the | of driving is | The District 22-mile limit. With the different speed limits in crossing state trips to familiarize themselves with | the speed regulat ions. | a Bs ee 4 burn Meets Export Demands Ph the far away points of the where service stations are and where stamina and per- nee is the first démand of an nobile, the acceptance of Au- en fo j - has reached a new hizh | ¥ - ‘ » RS. Wiley, export man- +, Bays. - ; Auburn cars are found wher- *Wtomobiles are sold and *ver a truly tough job is to be Tmed day afier day prospects | know Auburn’s qualities are Ng out the car. Enthusiastic | @re to be found in such Moon Motor Car Co. has Kreater strides and June Good Month a4 for Moon Auto Moon states that the rade | : signed more | distributers and dealer accounts | tanley during the past 30 days than at an3 | Similar period in the history of the | | business. “June,” said Mr. Moon. “has not | generally been recorded as a goo | month for we actually trade centers as Indianapolis. Phi}- adelphia, Okjahoma City, Pittsburg. rm | Racine, geles, and Peoria during this same month dealer contracts; stfi1. | signed such important | Appleton, Louisville, Wis.: Los An- Toledo, Nashvil'e x @s Asuncion, Paraguay. . pore, &. &; Port Elizabeth, Africa: Batavia, Java; = put, Czecho-Slovakia: Helsing- ? Finland: Gustemala City. la, and Kampala, Uganda, h East Africa.’ ew Spark Plug Type * importance of proper “igni- | | for the automobile racing | ® Was evidenced in the recent * held at the Maspeth Race | Long Island, When “Billy” h defeated the French *nger, Charles Cyr, in two out three heats, according to Roy parley, chief ignition special- ® the Moto Meter Co. Dargagh loyed a motor equipped -~with MEW tyne of self-adjusting igni- | Unit. This unit, ealled the | Meter spark plug, Hurley | a8, is of comparatively re- | ene RIVER TRIPS sIerorts cle oo -@ ~€ - ; ' ' ' KEOKUK LOCKS | LAKE AND DAM .° En- joy a lift of forty feet from the Mis View the Locks and Power Plant. sissippi to Lake Cooper. Walk through tunmpe] fifty feet under lake. Stops en route for aburch and tightseeing. Vis- it Mark Twain Cave at Hannibal. Ly. every Sat. 3 p. m. Ret. Tues. a. m. Ly. every Tues. 5 p.m. Ret. Fri. a. m. Fare. including meals, berth and danc- ing. $15. Information Call or Write New St. Louls and Calhoun Packet Corp. Foot of Olive St. CHestnut 9166 _ Origin, its characterizing | : being the employment of | aa Kk gap that automatically | t Boul. a ets and expands with the/| l ture of the motor — * ‘sorts for you to marvel SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 Ye CITY OF “_—- ee ann ° natch tect eesseegees L diacteadnctn diedieiacdaddaedadocal POST-DISPATCH RESORT AND =—= Most wong Fe Resort Boating. bathing, . fishing; al] mod- “ern conveniences 7" Cabins. Excellent table. Write or phone for raeerve- tions. STEVE dia. Mo. Box & —MISSOURI- a THE WONDER SPOT OF THE OZARKS Where the Guest Comfort Is Paramount. On the Gasconade—high in the hills. Boating, Swimming and Fishing. Hot and Cold Showers; Electric Light. Food from our own farm. Write for folder. MRS. L. 8. SHAFFNER No. 5, Dixon, Mo. TILDEN ANDRES JEROME, MO., (On the Gasconade) . in the Heart of the Osarks For Every Vacation Desire 24 Years of Service st This Location. Write, Wire or Phene for Litersture. ames . MR. and MRS. A, NYSTROM, Dassel, Ming. AN The Roaf Gardes of ee L the United States “On the shores of Gitche-Gumee, by the | During 1927 the P -Dis ch | shining g-Sea- Ww ater '—bere is a ait. ‘printed 30,916 Female Help | erent vacation and. erness still) oes: | legend-laden. ret appointed with finest | ““Wants”—8721 more than the hotel and resort accommodations. Come, THREE other St. LoufS newspa- to Hiawatha Land. Come here to play | on the sandy shores of the cool northern | pers combined. venience. Write for Reservations. ; the Ozarks, 114 miles | | ARCADIA Lope RESORT Ocean End—7th Av., Asbury Part, a. & to Beech’ -~OKAWVILLE SPRINGS | “Where Rheumatism Meets Its Moderate Rates bah b 1326. , RA. & M &U Famous saineret Pont Mud Baths for troubles. a P . eae troubles. ealt an pleasure * Site sete, Hamat severe | 1 SIX ALL-EXPENSE RIVER TRIPS fishing. dancing. band concerts. Chick- c Gi to the en dinners every Tuesday. Thursday On the famous Cape Girardeau _f-and Sunday: 40 miles from St. Louis. histor.c to _ of Cape Girardesu. Start Highway 15. Write or phone Hotel : rad Fea Se a Sipe ee Saale a Po e - \ + oD Ss ae ae it fttnthe Pas Pe . .

Page 58

Lal PAGE 12: prices— Regular Price $139.50 145.50 165.50 205.00 295.00 Discount .$27.990. 20% OFF REMOVAL SALE ON ALL ac RADIO DURING the week of July 30th we offer our entire stock of fine A C Radios housed in beautiful cabinets, at these money-saving Sale Price 29.10. 33.10. 41.00. 59.00. Prices Include All Equipment Free Home Demonstrations. Easy Terms. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a SENDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Contralto Star 3 of Philco Hour Condenser plates, when permit-. P W ER B | ted to touch, will cause scratching ) y i} sounds. This unit should be ex-| H()R ANY NEED | amined at frequent intervais and . the position noted of the plates as | i they are slowly meshed into the A\ AILABLE rmit of straightening the platcs ; | chat are touching, correcting th's ‘Choice of Several Arrange- | trouble, which is quite common. | : ; | Sometimes the entire group of | ments for Amplifiers May | movable plates can be adjusted by Be Made. | means of the thrust bearings so | as to clear the other plates. | | given receiver rests largely on the | stationary plates. A little care will | The choice. of the best type of | ‘last audio stage to use with any | _ desires of the user. It is natural, | KIESELHORST of course, that best results may be | | | expected from the more costly in- | ' | stallations, which include heavy- | : duty amplifiers and reproducers, | but these are not always the best | combinations to use. | The conditions which hold true in the choice of the best type of automobile to select hold true to a certain extent in choosing the most Suitable power amplifier and re- | producer. Just as the most costly and p:r- | haps the most comfortable automo- | $4 {9.50 COMPLETE | bile is mot always the best to. Nothing More to Buy Fall Vision Dial Set» choose because of size limitations. | parking difficulties, high cost and running expense, so also it is some- Sunday Programs of St. Louis Statrons KSD 550 Ke.; 545 M. ef KSD for .o- ughout the week tn detail on KFWF, 1400 Kce.; 214 M. e000 A. M.—Service at St. Louis Truth Center. Sermon: Tenacity,” Rev. oe so ‘organ recita! ol st Fai Persistent KFQA, 1280 Kce.; 234 M. 11900 A .M.—Service at Fourth Church of Christ, Scientist. KFUO, 550 Ke.; 545 M. Ze PF. M.—Address: “Christ's Warning —— False Proph- ets and False Christians,” (German) Rev. Dautenhahn. O25. P. M.—Address: Peace Proclamation,” Hohenstein. Music. KMOX, 1000 Ke.; 299 M. NUTCRAC SUITE OV KMOX TOD Sennen ee piece Is by Request. Following are the ¢r | detail of Columbia chains to be broadcast through _ | day: 7 | Gloria from Mass of the Secret Heart . c Ce eC ROO CRO Resurgam ‘ .*- Full ensemble a : Bar itone ante Interiude—The Last Dream et pr. Steckman’s Question Box. the Virgin © wee of Nimht... ..caceeeees Watt Orchestra. a : Contralto soi. ) Credo from Mass of the Seat Ive Done My Work. Jaochodiall | Heart . Soprano solo. Has a Thousand opera star, heard each Wednesday night in| in the garb of Alam- A- Dale, a role she has ‘*Robin Hood.’ ARY HOPPLE, light the Phileo programs, often plaved in De Koven’s opera, . Reger +4 . ; sa at a ft oe vt f. q hase / he : sss Sie \ od Mito! 6 a if Sy ah aie: way Gu) oe eS eae ae Toe, ee sn Ore ap Pho ERAN webeeoyinny wat pliyeioen ¥ . TNE, ty kee we Ps ey mee Pd cc . m | ingle CX-350 may be employed. 12:15 FP. M—Hugo's orches- tra. ; | Everythin- £ 4g / OC nein a Ss 100 Pp. ML-Classic melody. | BL pyr CBE F/I $4.50 Kuprox Dry re. =" $2.95 . : $3.00 Ven Horn Power Qe ("5 F. M—Baseball game. |, Musical on: ao - Rios pe WE, 378. | PRA le | | : 6.45 P. M—Whittall MUSIC HOUSE mo 821 WASHINGTON AVE. Full ensemble | Aurera coelum purpurat (Chek) | Triumphant) . .».Pistre 4 Tenor and ‘ erahaninn: _ Benedictus from Mass of the | Sacred Heart ..ccccccon Angio The Night Eyes . THiS P. M.—Baseba!!] review. 7:30 P. M.—Chase orchestra. 8:15 P. M.—Studio program. 8:30 FP. } ase orchestra. 9:05 P. M.—Langes orches- tra. WIL, 1160 Ke.; 258 M. 100 P. M.—Wick's organ re- MAIL ‘ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED cital. Remittance—No C. 0. : rey M—Opera hour. | Gershwin-Katzmen _ M.—Basebal! game. Sacred Heart ree eee eee ; ‘ 4 = M.—School of music. Full ensemble. ith Many C3 ee y " # : oye Lactate Whittal auain Wenanalll at 6:45) fall of the Desert paper “Nubian Desert Sone... : ters ange ee Ce eet apie oy canine. ceaeliteditiees: tie a A ne ONS iy eo ' Pa a oe ee ‘Nodads . oe oe Seep et : agen ees | | Adagio Path etique oown ee Or. Ser oe M— Watch Tower cian iaaiiae eae M—Organ recital. a Reactirating Old Tubes. apa egeOeN | | _; i ; Mld tubes ef the thoriated tung- | sten filament types can be some-/| M.—Letitia tumes reactivated, either at — ) M—Organ recital with one of the portable reacti- ee ‘wators or by a radio dealer at ay WMAY, 1280 Ke. ; 234 M. gmail cost. If desired. reactiva-/) Se P. M.—Service of Kings- ' tion may be tried on a crude scale) — Ao SF | Eo . ooanen a ornate Bg gue “Dr. Arnold | the set at 1? per cent, overvoltage, | Lowe, preaching. with B voitages entirely discon-- nected. for 2 half hour er an hour. | “98 This method, hewever, does =f 2 Oe GeO NY AER sepeberenedinanmenanenitatapent Nelson atl weer Follow the Cardinals down the stretch to the Pennant with this genuine AC Electric Set! en. I pa RN ind wer got! prowide the flashing or briliiect | lightinzg of the Alament for a few | second, as‘in the usual reactiva- \tienm process. which serves to start | the proper action within the — Mament. An eight-hundred-millionth of a 7 ‘oun a power so faint as‘ te be be-! ; ; nd the grasp of the mind, is suf- | Stent energy to operate an onl mary receiving radio. a _ = = ee! "ES ry nee ; e - ‘ - * ‘ 4 “i te yon a 5 kane - & SS cae : ao = Pa a — aes: 2 i, ae L ia lS ne! = 2 = ao - > "y 7 — S § re 4 - = 2 2 he i 1 my 7 , ‘ Wx 2 Ve Shee “4 4 Vaeeey & - g PES J J & sh & jee fe f ” } ee 3 i 4 a) v 4 ie sty on ’ 4 , We é * bf 4 , 7, ake PGA \ A 6 * ~ 2 > ; Her k. HA Sa Me SIU SE) CA SALLE Radio Programs Central Standard Time Sunday, July 29. EDEA, Pittsburg (315m-950kc)—1:30 p- m.. Studio program; 4:30 p. m., West- inghouse band: € p. m. Program; 6:13) Dp. m.. Talk: 6:30. Music. KGO, Onkland (384m-780kc)—8:30 p. m.. “De r Symphony hour: 20 DD. m.. a lily” Berceuse oe Kent hour. Orchestra. KOA, Denver (325m-820kc)—7:30 pn, m.. | Casey, the Fiddler. ..... Brown orchestra: § p. m.. .Orehestra: 9 p. m.. Gpen air concert, EOTL Council Bivis (319m- 940ke)—10 | a. m.. Watch Tower program: lI: a | . ve } itai: 1 % - . - Our: 2p m.. Catnedral hea. | Bendemeer’s Stream. . OFT | Vernon Archibald, | name Polovetzian Dance Ne. 1, 4% United Military band; 11 20 | “Prince Igor” . ‘mn’ Andy: 12:30 a. m., Orch mite Ask fe ora ho me ee f 4 | | sits ‘Guin Seieitens (422m-710ke)—8: 3" \epring Chorus from. ce i 4 : : : MONDAY ONLY Rein, Sen” Sin, ater | Mined Quartet ane’ Oa demonstration = nae Pe ; ‘ iis Shae 4 ack ata se aa. sii Re SRE RRR to, Pie RADIO TABLES Genuine — with roomy PLLA LIRA 9 OS Ce eo P. m.. m. .Amos Wye : race asi . e ~ Rin. Sr tS “ad hy» REN fide i4 “ Le Bas R33 0 Me se te aS . oe Sa AA NES Moth, we - PRD et Te ee Tle ~ gr 10 -30 D. m.. Seiger’s orchestra: a ys > Bm. twater Kent cert. r in A or. ‘ ’ 8 to 11 A. M. a ata amines st ee Minor, Op. NO MAIL ORDERS, LIMIT OF 3 m., Service: Pp. m.. Dinner music " 7:45 p. m.. Mrs. Jones, soprane: 9 p. wOMaelA ts 89c A. m.. Music levers’ hour. | ‘Hungar' Mase h : r : UX20iA Tubes WDAF. Kansas City (370m-810kc)}—12 | from a $4.00 Apex Super De- . Summer radio church: 1 p. gy tion of Faust” Sixty musical minutes: 9-15 Dp m.,! Orchestra. Power and Light concert. ra prenne™ WEAK. New York (492m-610ke) United Military Band D | can sagem at 8 o'clock: ' BS Pa tan a ince he RE he File, Fock ¥ eae Y ree 2 Smee ONE SURE WAY of finding out what the Atwater Just as pictured in this beautiful walnat com- Kent electric set has to say— hear it in your own home. . sole with built-in famous Pipe Organ speaiser. $1.50 Extension Su Stxty Musical minutes ‘SDs. Any Atwater Kent dealer likes to give you a store dem- Be NOTHING ELSE,TO BUY : onstration or to bring an Atwater Kent 40 out to the house sy | . eee 2 Gena Zielinska. soprano (KSD)- and put it through its paces. ee See D. Atwater Kent Radio likes to be heard. So turn the Fu11- vision Dial and listen. And when your ear tells you “This is right,” don’t forget to lift the lid and see the evidence of all that inner fineness which makes the Model 40 so Bes satisfying, not only when you buy it but for a lifetime. a : Regular , ! “ . poe, ime al | nig ' 2n. m.. Fawn Tree- | $37.50 5-Tube Colo. n. m.. Lawrence | Salut D'Amour dorf Sets, 2-dial : ' Eliminator Tubes .. “see ee re Guaranteed Radie Tubes | Biggest Tube Value in the City — Every tube tested for proper United Military Band.” ie | Down the Trail to Homa | Sweet Home eee eee American Singers. © Oh, Dry Those Tears ...Del Trombone Sole, ‘S | Carry Me Back to O14 Virginny There’s power here! And tone! And range! And selec- a | tivity! And simplicity! And beauty of appearance, too. a | 43 And behind it the reputation of the greatest radio factory ee | —and its ability to keep price down! Campaign year! Hoover and Smith on the air soon. Be prompt! Ask for a demonstration right away! Prices slightly higher west of the Rockies Distributors BROWN & HALL SUPPLY Co. 1504 Pine St. St. Louis, Mo. le: 8 p. m.. Drake ensemble: | , Atwater Kent yprograrr: D. @.. song recital: 11 oo. m.. pre / Schenectady (39 7Tm-N7THke }—5 -30 o. Capitol Thenter progragn Tail by David Lawrence: imc Kem hour: dram | WH AS, “Lewievilie (322m-ASMkec |} —19 Radio Mart offers the most amazing sensation of 1928— the new DAY-FAN A. C. Set—using genuine A. C. tubes. $95.00 6-Tube Split- ’ sams #100 5-Tube Federal €9Q QE Ortho-Senic Sets .. Singie dial, multi-controlied. Fully equipped. Built-in . speaker. No batteries, no eliminators, no chargers, no Where My Dear Lady $67.50 Freshman Sets * $29.95 acids or water. Just plug im the clectric light socket. Vernon Archibald. Waltz: Wine, Song One ef = greatest eee a price so low that Sets .. meny who have never been abie to afford the finest “n , 38 Crosi FL3o0 S$ = can now buy. Full service guaranteed. 100 ~ . Rae, hen chive Tp m. Sixty Musical, value $85.00 Traveler Port- | a a ae - abie Sets : Singers. ‘ March: On Parade oeeee o«* _ Dream Pictures La > § - ; Radio's truest voice” pen 45 p. m.. Bihlical drama: $1258 Appoiodyne Bankers orchentra. Band. (5345m-H00kr}—1i a. | | 2 eeeiet ae Atwater Kent Rac io Speak- | a - Console Sets | WHO, Dee Moines cre: Models E. E-2, E-3, , - m.. Vieter preerem: I2 m.. Service’ i | German Folk & ae same quality, different in nr. m.. Sixty Muster! minutes: 4 ne Charles Hart, Tenem 93 Stetaon 5:2 ites} 7 size, each $20. oom ae oe ong eS ee ~ | Pan Americana Band. Adam Never Had No Mammy ... Arr. by 3 #54m-8080ke > —1 1 Singers, ’ - ’ a WHERE TO BUY ATWATER KENT RADIOS Ene oeimann am: ,koe's| Old Polke at Home and tm | : : be A te ‘x x 2 cee 3 p.! eign Lands. ... ¥ ' With Aatomatic R elay Switch 135-Velt Eli reveries’ 4 on. m. Leon | Band. * % fe * NORTH WEST erates sets using 3 to Sainthiri. — 4:20 ». m.. Lelita Guire — 5. KE. BAKER WUSK. BOTSE Works direct fea ge ee No ns | Little David, Play on Your. 24 Sizi S&S. Grand switch on set and $ 95 . | ——= best ” Louis. BATTER BROS. RADIO ELEC. CO. S417 S&S. Grand BSIGALTE ELECTRE (O.. 4545 Gravots BROOKS MUSIC (CO.. 7606 &. Broadway TIANG 2&2 MUSIC Ca. Broadway Tiz7 A. RULLAND MUSIC co. 1633 ~ — SOUTH SIPE AUTO SUTTLY cea. 3445 S&S. Grand DEEREN MUSIC East Grand—1953 w , ee — 3354 N EO. &. OONK esting S326 W. Fiericent ot Unies GAERTNER ELECTRIC Co. S581 N. Grand g. PF. MIELLER co, SI0R N. a RS . CENTRAL BARTSEL-DUEXENBERG ei: ~ PIANG Co. ee 2 GRIMS and Washingten - wines nce on c 8 Y Goens cn, Y. Washington, St. Charire 8&1, GERBER FURNITURE CO. liquids! No 5884 Deima SCHWEIG-ENGEL CORP. $979 Delmer Beul.—5911 Faston Ar. TODD — ELRY & MUSIC (oO. 43104 Easton A, ROGER PUTNAM co. 5719 Delmer MAPLEWOOD BOYD RADIO e “Tr 7 co 2812 Sure EAST ST. LOUW?S. [Lr. EAST ~ am ™ LIGHT «e@ wo. 7 Cotte ile AY, GRANITE CITY. ILI. PEERLESS-KFELAR AN ELEC. 1828 “tete © rect from light El BLE ERE HIVDIS#F > Oe PINE ST. takes current. d)- ket. $35 Value. Ready to Operate. , -«& , i f5 . = a Orrgn recita): Jes ~enahee ground lightning arrester’ ~ | made by inserting a spark ‘ts Griven inte the ground.

Page 59

| NUTCRACKER SUITE OVER JNB- | KMOX Topayy 7p FUE qT Tschaikowsky’s M.asy er piece Is by Special Request. | detail of Columbia chain fess. | day: Symphonic Hour, at 1°96 Prelude and Fugue in D ade String Section. Symphonic Poem “Die Moidanu” ..... Orchestra, Slow Movement from “Concerto” ... Following are the presrams ih to be broadcast through KMOX gq be "*s 2 ant _ > Strings = she pee eotap* ty: = te ne, - Downtown Headquarters for MAJESTIC Radios V. Russian Dance (Tre VI. Chinese Dance pak) Tow of the Volga Boatmen VII. Dance of f the Reed Pipes Chimes. Strings Contralto Solo —Arr. by Pochon | mt em Sone?. . os... . Curran | Daily—9:40, 10:40, 11:40 A. M: Quotations, Sunday, July 29 12:00 M.—Summer Radio Church Weather Reports and News Bulletins. Wednesday, August I 9:00 A.M.—N. B. C. Studio TYler 2260 Authorized Majestic Dealer | Professional: Full ensemble. The Voice of the Chimes... Orchestra. Kyrie from Mass of the Sacred Heart . Full ensembie. “Gloria from Mass of the Sacred SOS 2: osweeamaee cus Go Full ensemble. Interlude—The Last Dream of the Virgin Credo from Mass of the Sacrea Heart . Full ensemble. Aurora coelum epee (Christ , Triumphant) ....Pietro A. Ye Tenor and “erchestra. Benedictus from Mass of the Adagio Pathetique . sees ; Or Agnus Dei from Mass of the Sacred Heart ........ Full ensemble. o'clock: Dance of the — from “Prince Igor” ... Orchestra. Mixed Quartet. Moment Musica] Orchestra. Give a Man a Horse He Can American Singers, Minuet from L’Arlesienne Suite Orchestra. Believe Me If All Those Endear- ing Young Charme.. Charles Hart, tenor. Tambourin Elizabeth Lennox, contralto. . “Dolly” Berceuse - | Casey, the Fiddler Elsie Thiede, soprano. Danse Slave ‘ . | Bendemeer’s Stream Or Vernon Archibald, baritone. Polovetzian Dance No. 1, from “Prince Igor” DC Delilah” 2. Mazurka in A Minor, Orchestra. tion of Faust” United Military Band and ame can singers at § o'clock: Overture: Zampa.. Marche Turque : United Military Band. ; Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home American Singers. Oh, Dry Those Tears ...Del Ri Trombone Solo. Carry Me Back to Old pe ee EN: SOR oc Sw Singers. *| Salut D'Amour '| Where My Dear Lady Sleeps. Waltz: Wine, Woman Singers. March: On Parade . Dream Pictures German Folk 8c Charlies Hart, Tenor. Pan Americana Singers. y's | Old Folks at Home and in For- eign Lands... ~ Band. eee | go | Little David, Play on Your o ite — nme nd: Sextet from “Lucia” ; . Full Ensemble. ~-* March: Twenty-Second Kegt- : bee . . “* A combination ground conned one end of a water or ges three to five feet lions can be made after the is Griven into the ground. -Luigint | Massenct Pnes of Night ..Godard .. Godard Come to the Fair Hour at 9 .-Borodta After Many a Dusty Mile...Bigar -Old Irish Ft a eight- hundred-r millionth of a =e Em, a power so faint as to be be- — Spring Chorus from :“Samson and | Mixed Quartet and Orchestra. ; Op. 67%, nd z Hungarian March from “Damne- i Vernon Archibald, Baritone: . = . -Fester-Robert e ‘| tion and lightning arrester ca® be made by inserting a spark plug of ; Tve Done My Work. ‘Crown fj tion may be tried on a crude scale fected, for a half hour or an hour. | This method, however, does not! @wconds, as in the usual reactiva- , tien process, which serves to start Bike proper action within the tube eneat if sponsored by the Federal Ceuncal of Churches of Christ in America. 1:00 P. M.—Sixty Musical Min- utes. : 2:00-2:30 P. M.—Genia Ziclin- ska, soprano, and Winitred Cornish, pianist. 4:00 P.M.—Stetson Serenaders. 5:00 P.M.—National Mixed Quartet. §:25 P. M.—Final baseball scores. 5:30 P. M.—Capitol Theater pro- gram by Major Bowes and the Capitol Family. 7:00 P.M.—“Our Government,” by David Lawrence. 7:15 P.M.—Atwater Kent Radio Hour. 7:45 P.M. —Biblical drama. 8:15 P.M.—Lew White Organ Recital. 8:45 P. M.—South Sea Islanders. Monday, July 30 9:00 A.M.—N. B. C. Studio Program. 9:15-9:45 A.M.—Radio House- hold Institute. 1:00 P.M.—Hote! Statler Con- cert Ensemble. 5:55 P. M.—Final basebal! scores. 6:00 P.M.—O Cedar Shining Hour. 6:30P.M.—A & P Gypsies. 7:30P.M.—General Motors Family Party. 8:30 P.M.—The Cabin Door. see dés Pe‘its Violons. .Pessard Strings 4 Be Sockman's "s Question Box sat he Most Beautiful. Roeckc! | | Quartet. ate Cry of the First Bird..Guion | Tenor solo. | So: SG Reger | i Baritone solo. Pe. Btockman’s Question Box. } Wat ms Contralto solo. _JacobssBond | Soprano solo. The Night Has a Thousand | ae Nevin | Quartet. Whittal Anglo-Persians, # clock: fall of the Desert (opening). Sublan Desert Say A mani‘ | at 6:45 Moment Musi Ot Du 6 o's a Schubert The Man I Love-—— | 1 eee ee ds A ngs Frim! Him with Many Crowns— | Elvey Seactivating Old Tubes. | | Oi tubes cf the thoriated tung- | fen filament types can be some- | dimes reactivated, either at home | with one of the portable reacti- ' waters or by a radio dealer at a | gmall cost. If desired. reactiva- | Merely by operating the tubes in) the set at 10 per cent, overvoltage, | | with B voltages entirely discon- Tuesday, July 31 9:00 A.M.—N. B C. Studio Program 9:15 A.M.—Radio Household Institute. 6:00 P.M.—Voters Service. 5:55 P. M.—Final baseball scores. 6:00 P. M.—Musical Mfniatures. 6:30 P.M.—Seiberling Singers, 7:00 P.M.—Eveready Hour. 8:00 P. M.—Clicauot Club Eski- Provide the flashing or brilliaat || ghting of the filament for a few | i the grasp of the mind, is suf- mos, 8:30-9:00 P. M.—Palais d°Or Orchestra. ' i | s¢ itient energy to operate an ordi- , i iietemnn radio. it 9:15 A.M. — 1:00 P.M.—Hotel Statler Con- 5:55 P. M.—Final baseball! scores 6:00 P.M.—National 6:30 P.M.—WNenetian Nights. 7:00 P.M.—Hote! Statler Con- 7:30 P. M.—Palmolive: Hour. 8:30 P. M.—National Light Opera * + Ida. 9:00 A. M.—N. B. C. 9:15-9:45 A. M.—Radio House- 5:55 P. M.—Final basebal! 6:00 P.M.—River Choristers. 6:30 P. M.—Hoover Sentinels, 7:00 P. M.—Goldman Band. 7:30 P. M.—Maxwell 8:00 P. M.—Tunney 9:00 A. M.—N, 9:15 A.M.—Radio Household 1:00 P. M.—Hote!l §:55 P. M.—Final hasebal! scores. 6:00 P.M.—Cities Service Con- 7:00 P. M.—An evening in Paris. 7:30 P. M. —La France Orchestra. 8:00 P. M.—National Broadcast- 9:00 A. M.—N; B. i 9:15 A.M.—Radio Household §:55 P. M. 6:30 P.M.—Keystone Duo with 6:30 P. M.—Lewisohn Orchestra of 8:15 P.M.—Palase ee Na d io Household 2006 SALISBURY . Institute. ST. CHARLES, MO. We are now handling the new MAJHSTIC Radio—all models on display. Easy terms. Home | demonstrations. OSICK SERVICE STATION ST. CHARLES, MO. | ey “Service You Are Going GS | to Like We are waiting to bring ae’ A.C. Majestic Radio | cert Ensemble. Mixed Quartet. cert Ensemble. Co, presents “Princess of Thursday, August 2 Studio Program. hold Institute. s&Corcs. : House Coffee Concert. : . Heeney to your home for tria = Central Music Ce. | | Friday, August 3 B: C. Studfo Program. — $$ TE Institute | RX 110 N. Broadway MAin 4085 7 | Stat] 1" oo. Trade In Your Old Battery Set on a New sesttc RADIO AT TH QUALITY FURNITURE CO. RADIO SHOP Easy Terms on Balance GAr. 2792 1434 Franklin cert Ensemble. cert Orchestra and Cavaliers. ing and Concert Bureau. Saturday, August 4 Studio Program. Institute. Final baseball scores. Balladeers. Stadium Concert by Philharmonic New York. d°Or Or chestra. ; : [UNIVERSAL ‘@ ssc’ SUPPLY CO. Rett gaan oats . . axe oS IC See Piggy ed lt 4, “a 4 PREC RS ee: oe, F nag yk RN iy Ry eT ak g Lite My be oe ses Alea: rene oP are one a~* poe Sane he: + iyo nbige — he Cn SSE on ~~ e

Page 60

Ly * ar aed F ere: achoies ‘ a Ae pote to ae ’ ‘ ag o b. salieiieeg Vinee ae : el a eM yp be NB AA ALOR ALA BRS Rag BE wy 06 ee wey key ee « “eq hee tte ns AROS omer: ap 8 es re po “7 Ee Re. Np PRS ow fe Rye % * eo Sipe oP EY ae PSPS LIOR ep PBA GD Bs as > a ae Va a s o OM PL SUE AIT AEE * 7 % ‘ GRE TARE OS AMD BEL Sgn > OL : Ree raypee tee iP Saw O EAE EE Stay CAMB OP hoe - ee VO PERL eC REOIEF SEDI ME LE BRIDGE PAGE 14 PRYOR’S BAND TO PLAY OVER KSD MONDAY G. M. Family Party Pro- gram at 7:30 to Include Olive Kline. Arthur Pryor, world-famous trombone soloist and leader of one of the oldest and most popular bands in America, will conduct the General Motors family party over KSD at 7:30 tomorrow evening, with his celebrated company of brass, reed and string musicians, assisted by Olive Kline, soprano. The program will run a full hour instead of a half-hour, and | the host of the evening will be the Buick division, which will utilize the occasion to celebrate its silver anniversary. This will be only the second presentation of Arthur Pry- or’s band as a radio entertainment ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BAND LEADER feature, its first radio concert hav- | ing been given for the same spon- | gor one year ago. In recognition of Buick’s twenty- fifth birthday, a varied program : has been arranged, presenting | events and popular songs of a The Most Scientific RADIO SERVICE IN ST. LOUIS We lize in giving Radio ce in the home. $2.50 Authorized Sales and Service for RCA Radiolas Atwater Kent ers of the ARTHUR. PRYOR quarter of a century ago in con- trast to events armd music of today. Although he has made an out- | standing success as a band leader | in recent years, the secret of Ar- thur Pryor’s hold on American popular fancy dates back to his career as a trombone soloist. He ‘ith a trombone | could do things wi 'a long dash or “T;” but all three ‘signals came at four or five sec- at- (ond intervals and were only audi- explained his | fleeting second. ‘high degree of concéntration by ithe pilot and,made tuning difficult | due to the recurrent characters of never done before or since. Expe- rienced players of the instrument used to think he had secret tachments which trills, runs and tones. In Berlin a group of musicians called on him and insisted on inspecting his trom- bone, so certain were they that it was different from others. Sittig Trio To Play Over KSD Tonighi Continued From Page One. last half century will ! feature the Stetson Hour program SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 192 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ Radio Making Travel by Ships and Airplanes Sater Asathe: Push Pull Fine Tone and Ample Vol- ume May Be Obtained Amplifier Easily Made I jira Sockets Quarter ampere PUSH PULL PUSH PULL | FIRST AUDIO TRANS. TRANS. | . : INPUT ~ TRANS. 12a | Beacon and Compass Combination Saves Many Ships} Device to Guide Air Pilots Made Far More Effective. Half ampere res Audio Transformer Output push-pull t Input push-pull i2a Tube l7ia tubes Bypass condensers from Audio Device That Will Work with Any Good B-Eliminator Sup- plving 180 Volts. AHO At eA ee | By the Associated Press. | WRIGHT FIELD, O., July 238.— ‘The radio beacon has been made /100 per cent more effective for air- | planes by recent research. | This uncannily human device, which whispers into the pilot’s ear ‘and helps him keep his plane to ‘its course, now delivers constant ‘signals on an_ absolutely -fixed ‘wave length, says Capt. Paul S. Ed- | wards, head of the United States ‘Army Signal Corps radio aircraft iradio laboratory at Wright Field. | Heretofore signals were fleeting. The changes have been made by the staff of the laboratory under ‘the direction of C. C. Shangraw, ' civilian radio engineer. Substantially, the business of the ‘beacon is to flash certain signals |to a pilot as long as he is on the right course, and to din another 'set into his ears” when he gets to lone side. | Under the old system “A” and “N™ were sent out on either side of the course, and these signals interlocked on the course to make ble to the man in the plane for a That required a the signal. When weak signals were received, they often were lost in an attempt to readjust the re- ceiver. Under the new system, transmis- sion is constant, one loop sending out dots, while another sends for its full reading. It is q fa- miliar work, written in this coun- try, reflecting much of the Bo- dashes, so that when flying along Parts for Push ‘all | Amplifier 9 Wire, binding posts, ete A push-pull amplifier that is simpler to construct than the dou- ble push-pull amplifier described in this section recently is the type shown in the accompanying sche- matic drawing. It may be built as a complete substitute for the auliu/, midtapped secondary, while the stages of a receiver, or it may te/output has a midtapped primary. built to replace only the last aud:o 'The two cannot ha soe ete 1. i'The first audio transformer may ee ae een ee See oem Ibe any good standard instrument. er ee eee Fixed registers are used to lower the second case, it uses only the} ithe filament current to the correct two 171A tubes. It may be built | voltage. Bypasses of either 1 or 2 into the receiver, if there be spacs imfd. should be placed across the enough, or it may be plugged in two B battery leads. by means of a Jack. It gives fin:| As the current drain with the reproduction. ithree power tubes will be too hea v Special transformers are” neces. | ‘for batteries, a B eliminator is ¢s- sary with push-pull. The input has | sential for economic operation. [he the true course the dot and dash combine to form a steady and un- interrupted note. When off the course on either side, either the dot or dash comes in. “With this character of trans- mission,” Capt. Edwards said, “the pilot is able to use tuning methods asin picking up &@ broadcasting sta- tion, tuning into the carrier wave and adjusting the volume by re- generative control. The range of the transmitter is increased almost double.” A tri-motored Fokker plane, used in experiments at the laboratory, flew the beacon course to Buffalo and the pilots said the effect in go- ing off the course from the steady signal zone to that of the signal broken into dots and dashes was quite pronounced. | British Guiana E. H. Pereira, Geo ish, Guiana, an enth 9° 4 voltage on the 112A is 135, while the 171A’s require 180 for best Op- | eration. The C bias for the first) tube is 9 and that for the push- pull stage is 4°. The loud speaker is connected across the secondary of the second push-pull transformer, and the | hig B current is thus kept from) Pereira gets daily the N6 adjustment is necessary ng starting the amplifier. However, | the ‘ing steadily with nz /gium, Canada and the UY, | ters. Eveready Heur, ‘a slight improvement in tone. | Pereira’s letter saya ; 7 Te LO Reaches vai _ user, writes to the Nations] be Co., Inc., to the effect that ata |SH-BZL, which he built, iss a wave of approximatedy” On his cwn receieamill ; 3 . Added to Cast. “Il want to congratulats varying the C voltages often brings/| have both enjoyed over the p | Like wet nded Week’ s Offering 1 Forest Park 1 Kalman Operetis Ss “Be Given. for First Time by BI ssxnicipsl Opera Company ith Nonette, 8 Vaudeville nl s lilting melodies of Emmer- a Kalman, whose “Sari” and iss Springtime” rank among outstanding successes of the pa! Theater Association wil) heard again in the production “Countess Maritza” on the For- Park stage 45 Municipal Opera aw night enters the ninth its tenth acasen. sees Maritza” is the most etiy produced of the many light operas included in esrrent repertory of Municipal having opened the theatri- /geason in St. Louis only last with a week's engagement at Shubert-Riaito Theater. “The Song of the Filame,* » will be given its fimal per- ance tonight, “Countess Mar- - a > enioy' ed an unusual success in ww York City, where it played an eng agement at the Shu- and Forty-fourth Street The- oes It will be presented on the rest Park stage tomorrow night the first time anywhere in the Kolster Stromberg-Carlson over KSD at 4 o'clock this after- noon | SCH WEIG-ENGEL At 5 o'clock the National String *. CORPORATION Quartet goes.on the air, and among its offerings wili be included 4829 Delmar Al Easton Style Interpreter For Millions of People INVITES THE MERCHANTS ef AMERICA ae as he did In “Sari” and Miss Springtime,” has provided a Sepically Viennese score. Among . anding numbers are such ric lodies as “The Call of Said to“Leve Good- ‘Magic Music Ptiey.” “Cava- St. Louis, for more than a century the great, friendly whole prs.” “Her Proud Rca ene sale market of the South, the West and Southwest, speaks to EMR Tcaay” 1c | eee its vast trade-audience in terms of STYLE. For style is the | en eee ae key-note of present-day good merchandise. And to St. Louis— mt the origins) 65 a ae St. Louis the energetic, the far-sighted, the practical—half a rand Alfred Grunwald by HMar- $3 1 aS | mf on wre gi he estate nation’s populace looks for the Style of the day. — SME cc coun: “Tassie ies Kalman, Edward LaMonte, noted baritone, already well known as both con- cert and radio artist, will sing with Maj. Bowes’ Capitol Family over KSD at 5:30 this evening. LaMonte began his musical edu- cation as a very young child in Warsaw, Poland. He studied ‘cello ‘and oboe, becoming proficient in ‘both. He also took an extendd course in theory at this time. At j;the age of 16 he began to study isinging with Ostrowski, first basse of the opera at Warsaw. He then went to France and studied under ‘the two “Immortals” Jean and a Se © oulsi Menelu! — . | Have Tighe NGD wy ai gte ae abet eee > Ye roe a i ie eS FOrest 1885 CAbany 4576 Dvorak’s famous “American Quar- tet,” requiring nearly half an hour MONDAY SPECIALS So sO aePIN TRADE IN YOUR OLD SPEAKER . $25.00 VALUE THE YEAR’S GREATEST LOUD SPEAKER VALUE! SEE IT! HEAR IT! A 9-FOOT EXPONENTIAL AIR COLUMN HORN oS like the original voice or music as to be a)- mest indist inguishable from it. Complete with a special six-octave unit. eN in Salt Lake City, a Horn Only $ ‘¥ Q A Complete ixchange Unit Only $4.95 = With Your $18 List Radiola Horn Speaker $3.98 $6.50 Westinghouse RARE LS RT eR et eR IO ONIN ae Be no eee de BE PENILE PO IES assilo Emrody. «@ free tivinc nobleman of i Lis NT may be me, ‘sowslelv David Lawrence, | news correspondent, will give an- ‘other of his “Our Government’ talks over KSD at 7 o'clock to- i night. Washington Dei RT. a ri wey Subs Soel- ea pO y The Sittig Trio, internationalls |_famous group of instrumental artists, will again be heard in con- | ‘junction with the Atwater Kent ‘male quartet in the Atwater Kent $18 List Brandes g5 | program over KSD, beginning at Adjustable Loud $ s 7:15 o'clock tonight. The prograin Mcp: way eS Rey Per ket tes + Mitek DR DN M43! y 4 dks ADF Ra RO eee: Selle hake s ; é fad Re ¢ the la vyver Tile | 2% De ‘miliar “Love’s Old Sweet Song.” | |The string trio will be heard in| | Moszkowski’s composition, “Bo- | ‘lero.” and a string arrangement of | ‘Wolfram’s “Song of the Evening | “Star” from the Wagner opea “Tannhauser The program: * 'the American army in the Great ) } ag porters and manufacturers have . = aa derzo the agony © jlar singers in the field. ss =. Rwy r. Ne pomuk, informs him usable the ideas of a thousand artists. ve take her husband ‘yn | Merchandise characteristic of Se Meehan tum ee ‘Come! A score of attractions will make yf, 4 \ Yi ee" pleads for opportunity agrees. and Count the Exhibit of the famous Lindbergh fiery-tempered gypsy. but a few of the many things that say, Le PN is — mth or and live the free gypsy War, was gassed and lost the use ‘img his property sold under tit wili his last penny to Here St. Louis has ready the most | mf — Pemgiapen this. Count Tassilo is ex- , ’ | : , ; N eons 6 eplies with informa- the Market that knows YOUR Market! W/ / , | . fy eomek eae h infor minz Nepomuk that he will take the trip enjoyable to yourself and to eparts te repair his for- Trophies; the Special Wholesalers’ and ‘k Apa : ) wa OT [fallax Se a 66 99° | JS tele — - Her interest In the Count Come; come now to St. Louis! ba ff / | | | ‘aan ae 4 ss Pp a . i a i g ‘as . | : “ae bd 4 t es q 74 4 ; ~t tee pest .. ie r . 7) a ome | ae 2 3 F/ > a & : ee oS Ft, Pe ea 3 , > te “ae f oS . > - ‘¢ - > >. % , eS HM D Roe. Be e * = Ne Fs >| i » ae : » R Pe © eee se ae & aan or f : eae » > lied a —/> 5 2 . a ae & oo 2s . ee 7" 7 - — = Bey cP % d , a, bi e t as > 7 5 > 53 a : : & oe 7: 3 7 ate 7 eS 4 +e : +4 % x > _ & q . a 7 ; oat c ¥ = fe : a, a. , = ~ # - so re: & 9 *~ 2 bs ‘ Aes , t . Pe oy tp a > a - 7 5 { . co > y -_ >: - = - a 5 a“ q ym — * eg - y ce ee ¢ 3 aoe ‘S 3 io - 4 = ; ._ es ' ee a ie © ¥aes -_ + e a o) a st Re : at 3 . h oa r ets : : rn E . > © ae s _- ae a . bas “? oe oy a x aye i * ~ b) 7 4 .% 3 > r .* = >» ea a e. : € m2 * 2 J 8 a -3 *: . & i c x =e 7 s G A x a ? 4 a . = s 4 4 @ $ PSs 4 Cree . 2a é gt M4 ¥ . * Teh 3 Peas 6 -? ~~ ee. : 3 te pair es. “ ot 3 3 SRS gs . a : = z* 3 ; 2 a2 4 a : eee 4 a 2 ea . Se =) —_ E > > 2 Fe a ey rete oA ode | oe) : 8 ad a : a > , . ? +. (eS Y cos. a . . ., t 7 . oe aT iJ 3 : = i — . a eee ic ie ae = etre : yg on 4 ré t ae MH «mae . ee i we ; Ser id ¥ a 4 ; ss 4 $4 % 3 , — : - ‘ ‘ a P ‘ ; 7 os % e nae ant ‘ abs Tab a * > , ii “ ¥ if q i 20 482 Pe 3 4 "a — ee ;-3 ¢ Re 5 nie = Say ok oe ? te P ce ae 7 bh 7 tty ie. z [> ‘f — = of) a * > CN . he se ot Tee! tex ie Ets : a t ei . = 4 pay te, Rec wilee paler ipa? _Edouard de Reszke and with Giu- Ps oo -seppe Genzardi. He fought with . ° - o has wasted his for- Here an army of skilled designers, im- me in riotous Now he is 'of his voice for almost two years. a - «a He is today one of the most popu- assembled Fashion’s best. Here they ee? ems of an auctioneer aif, wha: S ) Love's Old Sweet Song. Molloy tts brah cee: nearby barracks comes % rercenzi, a young aris- : — ho recegnizes Count Tas- cOWSK) | ~ © By Page ? Sittig Trio —— | ‘ (tee » out who pledges Bimself fo | ees Poy 2? 4s sccret. The Captain, hew- (a) Peter, Go a-Ring-a-Dem Bells | : oo els asad cca mpc: Fe | —Negro Spiritual " is. peauGres ope = - ; . rr irs wis mest '(b) By the Waters of Minnetonka her kun Oe 23 —Lieurance ‘A Speaker will open with a group by the male A or B hatteries . Universal Tube Tester, for testing $295 Freed-Eiseman 6-Tube All-E co Console. — Type WD11 . Type UX280 .... Type UX201A quartet, a musical setting by Mer- $9.75 VALUE | win of Shakspeare’s “Blow, Blow, CROSLEYULTRA § 95 MUSICONE se in 4 “en & batteries, transformers, hegre wir- $7. Qs Compiecte with all instructions... . ; Pivat-Cle Renented TOSEs Type UX200A ) '69c DETECTOR C Type UV189 Type UX128 aner, Type UX226 ... 7 Type UY227 ... CUNNINGHAM CX 30! (unningham (CX 300 $1 $2.50 $2.35 | Bolero 'Thou Winter Wind,” and the fu-/| CONE SPEAKER ; circuits. $260 RCA 28—Set only, at less than '2 price... .$100 Type UX12 Type UX112-171 Power Limit of 1. gece ah: ghee ery Shue i hy ts sight $6.06 WS ea, VR gth.a SB te @ A. M. No Mail Orders . 80c i 2 tous OX he LA 79¢ Balkite AB Batteryless Eliminators Quartet. 41.50 M & to ae es ame. a | IV. >t 180 ery BNe Dealer | Old Uncle Ned Special 45-Volt 1] 2 | te - rod = 30 RCA cia 16 6 Tube, sects egtee . : PRA I} | | ticket agent. | > ie... .. a B hes" l-Diel Set. Used 95 Wil as demonstrater.. e Crosiey. Pup 1-Tube $2 95 Sets ‘ ass ae Odd 5-Tube Sets: Fre" $10 ‘ee. har) . r ; oo 4 ¥ po Q REDUCED : dic | S . Cunt ess, ~ because ot her RAIL RATES aes |}. is extremely suspteious * atid Reid | oer auitors, and imagines anna. | _— are —_— — — be . me q ed Ls (tan om her MIT y. bel roads during the | wO0ers she © 468 oa a poy vad ay eountry he we, and August 6 to 75. aE : E> q . at ’ ae rT Tasstlo " - w«iater ‘ ounts amrse- Baker es oc anes > ed ca sah ver = KR o iJ ge eo he, “s . . pe , ¥ ’ eM? apices AE ate. 2 ae A cepa Be ier ce , i + her 7F Bt in or os Spee he LE i Be RRO TRI ol Hl AER ie SEE Raho, 5 UN ae et" . WAS ; a ‘ } H a eee ee Fe yay ca ane’. eognized by Lisa her the knowl. lam Ford “Manley will present : ae — ee Ris weaetrin _ and the a the story of David and Goliath in re a. ) a? : lea. : _ ate ae a teils her that ¥ another of the regular Biblical k. : ens. 9 Bp pa yee : drama programs over KSD at 7:45 | 5 loves Orcauen tnt sEe man, Ames. Seanty. ee. , tonight. ‘ i ) | Be it Cause she had heard of $15 Electron Jr. 2%- — prenecrme | . | ) | _— cians ing the Countess’ honor 84 West- $ as Lew White will be broadcast over ot Met her on . — dl we er S.# , Cre. inghouse tonight. den: the Ceuntess We ares Gt o> iain : Bulb... This week's recita! presents an ali- uspicions of sufters with © ied , ‘Italian program deviating some- ) oe. a ef C of t what fr onventi ] - : a ton. ee olonel Populeseu. Storage t from conventional organ mu- . be = and pompous fellow 3 ? . . . - 6 - Volt. a » Sa sic. It cogtasne a unique arrange- rubber rally g ment of Donizetti's overture from EXIDE A ——— ‘is brother officers that - | 'o guin the Countess” charged. ae the opera “Lucia Di Lammermoor,” : on “ an “Italian Street Song” by Victor UNIT—6 Voits§ 95 In original factery ¥ 4 Boxes co : a el ee as DMRe ty Fac? hs MeOH Pree Coe ees Oe Sa eS is [ere ‘a a) ee Ted *9 z é : “thas 7 . ee H's de- ' Ser owever, when the Herbert, and the theme song “An- geia Mia,” by Erno Rappe. wit as Maritza announcer her The program: Pm ‘ent to a fictitieus Raron Overture from the opera “Lucia Dy Lammermoor” Donizetti Serenade Fight we Mae a aby 8 ee. the gypsy, centinues her = "lit of Count Taagsile. and . “ims hi see THE Sti. SOUKS CHAMBER ef COMMERCE Count suri with her muste. ' Joining in an abandoned iwo Italian Songs made famous dy “et ‘| and ITIHE INDUSERIAL CLUB of SX. 1OUKs - =e gp Pion Senne bma nd btn the song and tb) BMatmie de (Me $ . ., § him to sing again. Tas- Aegita Bein ar nae This is one of a series of trade territory advertisements published to help develop the St. Louis Wholesale Market, and Dantes, ., At in huff the Sounds from Sunny Italy . Langey appearing in 182 newspapers of 128 cities in the following states: — wnat ee oie bp ticce ILLINOIS KANSAS MISSISSIPPI NEW MEXICO OREGON ‘i wage os, Another South Sea Islanders’ | ‘Ss ‘2 lowe with Taesile de- INDIANA KENTUCKY MISSOURI NORTH CAROLINA SOUTH CAROLINA OKLAHOMA pee - scheduled over KSD at ba : #5 tonight, completing the broad. IOWA LOUISIANA NEBRASKA TENNESSEE A | - wy -~ Ralkite t Rates Trickle ( barger S-V tre Battery ‘ abies =e iryetal Sets ‘te t-Amp. Homecharger ay. Aorta ‘Rete: Le, UT be | Arresters. “he Tatts, 23.44 si See The New "3 34 ell German Phone Speaker Power Unit REA 18, ay ‘ w al Caneole, 83 valve . 1929 =, paprora Sets £7.85 — i ALABAMA ARIZONA ARKANSAS CALIFORNIA COLORADO GEORGIA ; Castin aE for the dar.

Page 61

Parts for Push-Puylj Amplifier Sockets Quarter ampere resistance Half ampere resistance Audio Transformer Output push-pull transfo input push-pull transform lita Tube “ i7la tubes Bypass condensers binding posts, etc. z ee ee Jueeeob noe twee ~~ A, inc British Guiana E Reaches Wo E. H. Pereira, Georgetown, - ish, Guiana, an enthusiastic .| user, writes to the National Co., Inc., to the effect that -~ SH-BZL, which he bullt, ig work. ing steadily with gium, Canada and the U. &. a. €@i'a wave of approximately 44 eiters. On his cwn receiver Pereira gets daily the latest from the world at large. “Il want to congratulate yoy on _|the Eveready Heur, which have both enjoyed over the radio,® Pereira’s letter says. ’ , : — WY) ‘ rT ‘ } r ‘ \ ! fir eee g ~ REDUCED RAIL RATES Specially Low Fares on all rail- 4 roads during the 3 American Retail- crs’ Convention, August 6 to I5. Be sure to get a Validation Cer- tifcate from ticket agent. | PF nn | MERCE EI. LOUIS —————— Wholesale Market, and TEXAS W ASHINGTON ROLINA E WEST VIRGINIA England, Bel. q@l mason in St. Mian ===" ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH * OD WW WK SG "lB Wh Sa « Ww Ry Ce NN QQ QQ wv °° °° rn rc. gS10L w NQG WE \ aa MQ ~~ we mg SS \ ~ RS. SS SN SS ‘ ~ SS Ee, & \... RSs mie an annie WAAL Ww wv ww Www SS % we ewe NA AWA ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNI NG, JULY 29,. 1928. PAGES 1—4A— itza to Be leok’s Offering | In Forest Park ‘Kalman Operetta to % Given for First Time by wericipal Opera Company Nonette, a Vaudeville _prtist, Added to Cast. iting melodies of Emmer- Kalman, whose “Sari” and ‘r Springtime” rank among Bcessine successes of the Theater Association wil! peard again in the production “Countess Maritza” on the For- eee stage as Municipal Opera w night enters the ninth ae of its tenth season. ess Maritza’ is the most produced of the many light operas included in arent repertory of Municipal Open, having opened the theatri- Louis only last with a week's engagement at Shubert-Rialto Theater. Ajke “The Song of the Flame,’ h will be given its final per- ce tonight, “Countess Mir- "enjoyed an unusual success in York City, where it played an nded engagement at the Shu- and Forty-fourth Street The- rs. It will be presented on the st Park stage tomorrow night the first time anywhere in the nied States by a repertory com- Kalman, as he did in “Sari” and iss Springtime,” has provided a ically Viennese score. Among outstanding numbers are such ful melodies as “The Call of “| Have Said to Love Good- “Maric Music Picy.” “Cava- rs.” “Her Proud Heart Free Nore.” “love Has Found My mR Teday.” “lf 1 Never Can ram of You” and others. The ming libtetto wis adapted mthe original of Julius Bram- rand Alfred Grunwald by Har- B. Smith. Is HE action b amelie S gi the estate of Count Tassilo Enrodyv. a ruiher free living nobleman of lapest whe has weasied his for- living Now he is undergo the agony his property sold under ¢ hemm of wuciionecr this debts n Lid. His informs him twill take his last penny to his debits and that, re- his sister. Lisa, will have no to take her husband. On me this, Count Tassilo is ex- ly mortified. and asks his it there no way of his his sister. ma dowry Nepomu k with inferma- in Mmotaus ced Lu of rth ym, Nepomuk, be ps as a is for replics shout a caretaker’s position ‘the Countess Mariiza. The fl pleads for tii. opportunity, mg Nepomuk that he will Posiiion under the n OWN caretuker, Bela the lawyer agrees, lo depurts to repair his for- Sasa caretaker for the proud haughty Countess Maritza inn ja, a flery-tempered fallen in love with Count “hd in an effort to win pleads with him Sher and live the free zVvps\ Her interest in the Count "sche thinks only a carctaker. lous ly observed by her gvpsy ", Lazio. Pron the take aine Torek. and Count of To gYDpsy, Tas- his at- to fo barracks comcs nzi, a young aris- “. Who recognizes Count Tas- Mt who pledges himself to ? Mis secret The Captain, how- “kirges Tarcsilo with being in with the benutiful and w -althy disguising himself to earby kere 4 qt - MOLI Mess and her love eae dlcenidctbaa n& "Hiy,? ULtess, because of Yealth, is extreme ly . » Of all her suitors. he suspicious gaa | and imagines , are more: int: sted in MMey than in her } vutv. To her ooers she «: 108 for FA) tet ! country hone, and th her Tassilo’« sister 4 Much to thy Count’s amrze- -~ \ount is recognized bv Lisa if pes P from her the know1l- by a poverty and the rensen Lik “et ork he tells her that os eally love with § the "SS —.. hanes fabrication that she a ‘ad ause she had heard of a . tne the Countess’ honor ts even though Tassilo had Mer her ing, a ent the Countess 40ns of suitors with Colonel Populescu. pompous fellow ‘ls brother officers that fo gain the Countess’ fa)} host, oo oe. em at tig er, when the eee 3 announces her ee © a fictitious Karon the gypsy, SUlt of Count him With ; ' Joining in Th Lome Over} Mands hin) cominues her Tassilo, and her music, an abandoned '€ Countess, who has interest in her cars the song and again. Tas- In a huff the leave, “88 the Countess Taesile, de- Continued on Neat Fag. ae Orderg hj rn ' Man ja ate | ine ir) to Th love w ith | How ee Se Oe et 8 ' — Amusement Calendar MUNICIPAL OPERA—Startir.c tomorrow night, ““The Coun- Maritza Emmerich tess An operetta by Kalman with th: American book by Harry L. Smith from the original ver- Julius Brammer an Grunwald. Last tin: “The. Song of the sion of Alfred tonight’ of lame.” LOEWS —Conriud Nagel Kleanor Boardman in “Dia- ' mond Handcuffs.” On _ the stasc, Nat Nazarro in “Vacua- Daves MISSOURI light,’ with Doris Kenyon. Frank Fay in “Encorc.” Sk. LOUIS — Frances Whii singinz comedienne: the “Eighteen Singing Cadets,’ 1" a vocal program; Joe Keio and Rosie Green; “*Liitie Mitzi.” child impersonatcr, Felovis, a juggler... On the screen: “‘Buck Privates.’ De Putti,. Malcolu: and Zasu Pitts. BASSADOR— ‘Man. W o1nr- Wife’ with Pauliie On the stage, Fd “Bowery J oilies.’ GRAND OPERA HOUSE—''Lit- tle 107-pound strong man: Other acts ANG ir 1j70N — “Burning Da,- Milton Silis ai On the stage, and with Ly: MeGr« ocTe A? an, and Starke. Lowry in Sampson,”’ SIX and “Chicken a la hing,” a picture, with Nancy Carroll | and Ford. Sterling. GRAND CENTRAL—“‘‘Lizhtis of | New York,” all-talking p.c- ture, and a group of short units is ¢ T. LOUIS, so far, is familiar the Vitaphone which is being Se ee Uk Oe ee) with but one brand of the Talkies, displayed at the Grand Central Theater. This same system will be used when the sound films ar: The Vitaphone is. really introduced at the Ambassador on a phonograph b¥ an operator synchronization with the picture. perfected in which the sounds to same strip of film with the pictu! who sees that the sound is Aug. :4. attachment to the film but operated entirely separately ~Wuar's Tyat P* Se an’ ate p ins 4 ferent Loew's which will when that house opens next winter. chots of John Gilbert, as they registered the words printed below the pictur HOLLYWOOD, July 28 ERY Important V screcn frequently an role is entrusted to an iIncxperienced but beautiful xirl; seldom, however, does a pro- ducer import such inexpericnced beauty across an ocean and a Con- tinent An exception is Eva von Berne, the Austrian girl discovered hy Norn Shearcr while she arf Irving Thalberg were honeymoon- ing abroad At that time Lva had yet to face her first movie camera. 4 few weeks latcr she began work in her first picture as John .Gil- bert’s leadin=s woman. a place filled during fhe past yea bv such ex- peri need actresses as Greta Garbo Ad ores What makes it a and. Renee particularly the girl Mask for “The of Vienna fortunate assignment from: Vienna is that of the Devil” is a and tne story script calls for a heroine who always slightly embarrassed. So Day by Day in Ne >w Y or By 0. 0. McINTYRE trade names, will also ha Sos be employed ve a talkie on Aug. re | | aie” es in other theaters here, at 4 and at the new Fox In the pictures above are seen Norma Shearer, Lon Chaney and Greta Garbo How these kept in perfect mechanical words look, on the film, is also shown by the ra ened: and greatly Other talking devices have been enlarged lines. By means of light cells these lines are re-trans- be reproduced are recorded on tlie formed into words and are heard, through a magnifying device while e. This system, under several dif- the picture is being shown. 7 ehin¢ é wcreens ul in ollywood' ' ! Eva will not need to feel at case rected. here and there along ‘the if theré were really any shortage > , \ - le en. Neverthe- in front of the camera, nor will highways ‘hereabout seems to be of 7oSRe leading men. Neverth ff hitecture less casting directors here say good she necd ft ttempt portrayal of a having its effect on = arcnitecture : 2 eed tO L€ } i’ ] orir bs ij c j is it . Oa 6 leading men of college age are nationality not her own. and Jandscaping in Southern Cail- parce jn Hollywood. Riis fornia. One Hollyw od residents Talking pictures have added an- la-.n Is decorated with plaster like- Glimpsed among the odds and loo! f Janet Gaynor, George ends of drama rotting and lonely hye +s tare , } . 4s On’ ( ~ esses rat Jan t ay aT. Be : : ; otner don’ to the don't OOK Des i an tee Seek tet ot «4 oe ert at the camera’ admonition im- O’Brien and Dolores Del Rio—the The sun-baked top of a submarine. pressed upon all screcn beginners. latter as Carmen—neatly set Out Wooden lily pads floating in an It is “don’t look at the micro- upon the greenswerd after the abandoned pond. Period of 1595 } : : lent front gate for American mansion. r) on Piaver . x wa cre } nann of ron 7e4 ai f yral f I s Inexperienced In hanner ) f ‘ The side of a battleship with pa- sound-pictures have the same tend- —_—- picr-mache armor plates. A church . , . . ? ' ern ency to glance at the microphone College students may be fond of pew. The gangplank of a steamer rat a +1Te 7 the cr microphones inte whi thejy Pasting C lura.Bow's picture on (hn Sane ac ey | ry? ‘ ] t hey seem ; fA *) , veors as & . e voices go us all sercen novices have wall-paper, but they de not | Not for ee gh s9p a on a to clunee at the camera while act- {o be screen-struck. An emissary iit of myst ry pes ven e¢ t e movie ae 2 ARNO a aaa : _ ss studios. Behind it all is Holly- ing If the microphe vo sent out by one of the largest pro- _ i eiciaied ; Be eae: ee ; wood's chief topic. of conversation; ealed from the camera behind a ducing orgenizations here to look talking pictures. Most of the talk- row of books on a tuble. the actor for screcn talent among the college ing is done outside the studios. in- . eos ss atlas eine e° conversaticn becomes on the other side of the table is lads of America met with ‘littie en ide, the conversatic : , " - etucents were in- More and more guarded, and at tempted to keep his eye on it. much ')usiasmM. many ae“ es the doors of the sound-laboratorics to the puzzlement of the audience Climed to doubt the good faith of where experiments keep experts ater On. the producer. Others apparently phusy day and night the wall of si- - - felt the 10 college .men picked by Ience is so thick that only a few } 1} -ould have trusted studio employes know ex- Arc ri .s} ven ictures ‘ «)y"s lati € iast vear Woul!l ¢ . . : Advertising new picture: vith First Nationa! [ast | actly what is happening on their statues of the principal players advanced more rapidly in pictures |... 14+ and they are as talkative inchimeinennes as clams. | All studios, ol ¢ se, are will- } Added To Opera Cast | ing to broadcast the news that they | gre making, or soon will r-:ake, talking pictures. Just how the NEW YORK, July 254 ROM Buffalo: “There are two F thines that hiss—a snake and a goose.” We never thought ofr that. From Chicago: “I lived in Nev York 22 vears and I despise if All right, all right, stay in Chicago From Newurk ‘The rose bush near my window is blooming wilu reses.”’ What did voy expect? Pineapples? From Beston: “You claim to love you keep one bite. But vet in New I'l] dogs, York. what must I] ask? ae Asheville: “What From do you think of Americans who spend for- at court?” thinking to be presented for of them at Los recently I tunes days without all. We go “In New charged From Angelcs: York cents for a glass of orange to this land of was 0 juice back just this morning for the thing. What should 1 do” drinking orange juice. Then 1] came oranges and was % same Stop charged 5 cents From San Antonio: ““‘We have a fellow in our store who asked thr. people in New York if they had ever heard of you and they hadnt Some place the number higher. But the everage is three. And wasnt it funny he just happened to run across them” _ — From Norfolk: Ww hat is the best way for one to become a newsp'- ee of = pauper rom You oth- that lending the helping mand?” It's. lam not competent te Judee the writings Macazines employ thing, iv judgment value, Aside from that scripts often cet in the and the resulting usion is tressing Lou! sville: “Why do ead f refuse to Manuscripis o ers: Is of others for that is of 1:0 manile mails dis- experts very lost conf Quentin in h’rom San ‘There is he is a di He's porch porch ever cal Prison here who relative of doing a 10-year climbing.” I Climbing relative mug ant isiant Sa \ - yours, Stretch for know of who ne Was ae mn there New YOU i Krom Sioux City. Ia any nolite York’ What ticket for? policemen did they give “We have in New cleared worrying me for land, here than clad hoen Port movies trom better Im that is nas York.’ up. It months Pueblo: “With others I an: ading Jim Tully's storics poverty, his father like a goriNa and his experiences as a From tired of r¢ of his early who looked exaggcrated hebo.” Mr. Tully's less interests him thing else and so far as I am con- cerned I have found it interesting right, 1928.) achievement doubt- more than any (Com “New York Day by Day Will be found on the ndge Opposite th: Editorial Page in the DAILY Post- Tepatch -_™ 1 ete ae a te Nonette, the “singing violinist,” company in “Countess who will appear with the Municipal Maritza, this week. are mastering the technical details. other picee of information: and those producers who think their sound-technique is a year or two ahrad of the field are guarding it with everything but however, is quite a. mach: suns. patents involved in a sound-recording processes being here are controlled by TMilectric or Radio Corpora- ll the Rasic installed Western t'smn of America, an i moet of the installations so far have been Western Electric. S» the basic principles of any studio’s sound- recording system are ho secret: an@® sound-recore.ng equipment can be leased by any producer who hes the money. But installation of does not teach a producer how to make talking pictures any more than buying his first movie cam- era taught him how to make mar- ketable movies. Without experi- enced cameramen a thipusand cam- eras would be useless and without equipment sound-tec hnicians trained in the super-precision requirements of rea king. the hest sound-picture equipment is just a white elephant. To make itt rrore interesting Warner Brothers and Fox, who for have been builging up their respective Vitaphone and Movietone departments have tied up all their valuabie sound experts and directors on long-term con- tracts. Paramount has been guard- ing its sound laboratory @s though it were the mint, and every pro- ducer who thinks he has a valuable watches over him § as though he were threatened with kidnaping. The slogan of the new and noisy era of sound-pictures is: Komeone may be listen- some time sound -man “Silence! ing Second Thoughts on | First Nights | By Alison Smith | ee ee ee a NEW YORK, July 28. ROADWAY iis beginning to B = 20% signs of throwing off its annual mid-summer lethargy and of getting to grips with the preparations for the next season. The beginning of the past week caw some eleven shows deep in the throes of rehearsal, and the fa- miliar sight of girls and boys, lined up outside various stage doors waiting pra? turn to show what they can do at an audition, is daily becoming seh 3 common. Yet over its lunch and dinner tables, during the lulls between ar- euments about the casting of this or that play, Broadway ‘'s conversa- tion is largely occupied with guess- ing at what problems these talking movies may present to the show business and those concerned In it. Among the managers to be found on Broadway during the past tor- rid week. the following expressions of opinion on this subject were forfheoming. They are given indis- criminately and with no signifi- ance in the order of their telling. L talking movies are at present in their infancy, I do not think they will ever eclipse the legitimate stage because the legitimate stage provides a personal element that no mechanical contrivance can im- EE SHUBERT: “Though the itate or reproduce. All the same they have a great future.” : Al Woods: These talking movics will probably increase the business of production all around.” Edgar Selwyn: “I think the mo- vietones will probably reinstate the legitimate business to where it was before the films started their in- roads on the show business and for the reason that in the face of this new development, it seems reasonable to prophesy that the managers will have to get together and soon in an organization to sup- port themselves and improve the conditions of their business in a way that so far they don't seem to have been able to do. Another thing: nothing will show up a play to be a real play. the genuine ar- ticle, or just a pretense of a play, in the way the movietones will.” George M. Cohan: “The sound pietures will no more affect the legitimate theater than the red rec- ords of the opera stars affected the phonograph. Diversion makes the bold move. It never hurt op- era to have its singers recorded, although when Caruso made his first record the wiseacres wagged their heads and said he would be through as an opera star in person The stage is an individual! calling with an individual! charm. If ticket brokers. hich prices and many a mediocre play continues to stir pat- ronage, ohe more novelty in the manner of entertainment ing to make one particle of dif- feretice to the legitimate theater box-office. I'm always in favor of innovations. [ convinced, though. that when actors are sren talking there surely will be more inclination from a wider mass of the population to see them in per- son. Stage folk as a rule don't movieize well. hence a new schoo! must be developed of talkers who screen well. I am not even think- ing of seeing an a'!l star Broadway cast in a sound film. I doubt tf the picture would come up to the billing. Therefore, the talking actor for the pictures will be one Continued on Neat Page. am Gee, isn't go-, On Breaking in The Movies As Lasky Sees It Paramount Executive Gives Some Sound Advice to Girls Who Are Hollywood Bound This Summer — Burlesque Firm Secures Empress The- ater After Considering Other Houses. By NIE, _—— =< HE Empress Theater, long the T nome of the Woodward Stock Company, has definitely gore into the hands of the burlesque show people, Irons and Clamidge, who conduct burlesque stock com- panies in several cities, ‘having leased the house from Skouras Bros. They will open it early in September, according to present plans. The new managers, as has already been told in these columns. came here to look over the field and investigated the possibilities of both the Empress and the Or- pheum for burlesque offerings and finally took the former theater. It is understood that they will pay $30,000 a year rent for the Olive street show house, an amount which will have to be charged off ut the rate of about $1000 a week, for, with no cooling system, the season will run only some $4 weeks. In the meantime there are rw mors concerning a big deal invelre ing some of the larger picture houses but so far the: are only ru- inors and nothing may come of the talk at all. Certainly the present managers Of ail of the cinema pa.- aces are going ahead with their plans for the fall season, chief among them being the prepara- tions for offering sound films on a large scale, adaptable for dramas ihan comedies, will mean a rush of mellers to the screen during the coming winter. Somber subjects, such as motion picture’ theaters spurn, are regularly finding refuge on the screen of Hollywood's one avowed art theater for films. But even at the,dilmarte “Johann the Coffin Maker” was rather unusual: and on the same bill with a revival of Nazimova’s somber “Salome” it must have satisfied even the most rabid enemies of the happy-ending type of screen entertainment. This picture opens in a coffin- maker's shop, takes the coffin- maker (Agostino Borgato) through the simple routine of a child's fu- neral and follows him to the ceme- tery at midnight, where his need for companionship calls from their graves a murderer, a soldier and a woman. They drink with him in his shop and tell him, each in turn, their. life stories, and the party breaks up when death appears in the likeness of a young woman to claim the coffin-maker as -her bridegroom. The lid of the coffin is the first object glimpsed by the audience as the picture opens, and the last as it closes. HIS is again the time of the T sear when the tourists are head- ing for California and probably at least one in every family ef travelers aiming at Hollywood in the old flivver hopes to wind up T 2c talking films, certainly more by remaining there and getting in the movies. It may interest these aspiring young women—for most of them are young women—to Rear what Jesse Lasky of Paramount has to say in the way of advice to giris looking for movie careers. Mr. Lasky'’s company probably gets more applications for positions the other producing ouwt- together and he knows considerable of the difficulties and the heartaches attached to the hard work of looking for work in the films. “Most of the girle who want to become stars.” eays Mr. Lasky, “have no conception of the diffi- culties they must overcome or the unending pains they must take. They feast on stories of stars who have risen from obscurity to fame overnight, and see in themselves the prospect of similar experience. They haven't the faintest know'- edge of what actually ties back of these meteoric rises that flash across the motion picture sky at rare intervals, whereas. if the truth than all fits put were known, itt would be discov. ered that the same regime of har4 work and painstaking effort pre- ceded the sudden eminence. The difference was that the culnvine- tion came more abruptly. “Somehow, somewhere, the years of preparatory effort went into the making of that individual's final spectacular rise. No one can pos. sibly attain a lasting success in motion pictures without having gone through the schooling of one kind or another that fitted them far pre-eminence, However, these overnight sen- sations are so rare ag to be negiig- ible in the sum total of film @s- reers. I mention them only &».- cause they form so definite a gart of that lure that every year brings Continued on Neat Pog-. . ~~ y gg ae mp wie 4 oaaliiad eg ag ' sie sp: ies. aia eal pacainainigies | £ ~ ae TER Cre mo a A a, ie ee ee — ’ ” eens ety Sete Set etl ate sd eee ee ee <r . ee i os i se © OAM, oe APA OAR oars Ro VE

Page 62

x 7 g ‘ , OR i a a . gat Br ALE aeh ald OAc, > We My 4 Ay Ray SEAN AE a alas Mie SS oe te ce eee ee S08 MRS ese, Ae we “ 4 r Le Z EE ANP It % ; 1 . Z “ * a . . ¥ es ; . Shey Reg 8 eve Fs ? si a gi ete at 7 a tes eo = a) ee ee cwtn ee he in r eee , “anit pad ck pi ~ 4 be ee ee fy “ine 5 in aia wl ; els oe i. ps Wert ake beta Z See re : , 4 I meres : 5 ee » * =p. ca neg,’ ay ee ty. 3 ‘eer : - er : w hy rn Wee pth P By ue) a oh ei By PE PO pO a Pvt: AT) 7 e ” . 3b ”~ LITA A OE NEO OR te ena omRE : {mee De MRE ORE EY YE 2) ng Se RINE, G9 IK” HE * PA am a ‘ . a > cemeeaeee ve. ane 7 . . wat “ ‘ . acon ' . . . . . : ‘ - - ~ a gt . % age? eae ae ~ A. ey Me jgpalr oy oe a oy ae hia De go aa MiP oa LS ia om ad “hn at be o ae ce 7 a pees ot a rie a 4 4 ; a z : ie rare a ed So aaeatia SS) ns ee 2 at ae . “ -* wa ; : yon ¥ ’ : : ' " , J ¥ : a eee eee ’ " ae aes a Seb eae . : ’ mae ks a ey aria os - . 4 ak mis , “ nie a we dai ah . ny stansantiet te . ~ erpeapaentnnt erent nroettat St” Sermecnannras a ‘ eG . “ ‘ os 0 . ed ¥ nr See “ws we et tn a ew eagyeet Pray ls gael i ™ eee > «t . A , - . we ~ s ’ re ia 7 5 *: . x ’ . — ~~ Dok aT anf . a J —" om at J. Bae siete ‘ - Sonic yal ov v Paes ay * POE: Re a ARES - . . deepest . eu oe _ neers set pent at eran “yh A ip gegen . a “es we ee aeehtieiniatee Tih oe apres etircin bii 3- urelei a ste 6 . ¥. ? ; ‘ . ; ‘ : r oom : : ; . = mags Proto aan - > 4 7 : : s os ¥ m amet -« aon x % - — ar : : ‘ : . : * : etn ¥ 2 » » m “ . i “ ¥ “ Ce niger 6a on Biden ae? ie wi hn a RS St i Ree Eee eR i tiny “*, > ? 7 : ‘Ze eee wl ; . wong sins . ¥ . ecuanen tetas a os ‘ od EA Sy Ni sie 0s io % Pa * - - - * PAGE 2A ._ ee Jesse Lasky Advises Girls Against a Trip To the Movie Capital | Continued From Preceding Page. | se pg *89 4 i “an - 7 as a n “~ / ei; j Ps : ; ; thousands of girls to Hollywood to| attempt to fame. Stee OTS Fi yetaate’ (ably FS . A tied wes A Aira 9 Ses 93 MaeryS 2 ee oh eg BT eid 4 pater nr en Maced nal ey. - * : ~ Sevens BO ree Sage het BANKS . , Luck.” Also Serial, Comedy & News. q Perfected Sound Pictures. & LOEW'S STATE, WHERE THE @ WORLD'S FINEST MOTION & PICTURES ARE SHOWN—Wil ~ ‘ tae Milton Sills akEFAY S. SNEORE’ With “MIss PERSONALITY” (Ruth Petty) Puplicating the “a Ms leg Dorothy Mackaill an 4d Jack Muthall in “Lady Be Good.” | wir BLE PROGRAM —~ QUEENS 4700 Mnffite RITZ WILLIA! AINE Grand & duniata “T ?_ aa = . WORLD” and Eetelle Brody and Jehn | Stewart in “Mademoiselle From Armen- tieres.”” Firat Run in City. Cont. 2:00 10 11:50 P.M. Washed Air Cooling System. | 6479 Robin pe . Enhance Them With + Fe of Every Program Will Hold a New C , 2 STATE SCREEN WILL SPEA ‘ * * WORLD CELEBRITION & WILL BE Ce @ SEEN AND HEARD “iy : BEGINNING AUGUST #& {© Doris Kenyon Jane Winton Romance—Action —a Story You'li. Thrill to Forever: appointment are her lot con- tinuously. She finally reaches the point where finances eompe! hoe te begin cutting @own on her food, until finally she is reduced to. actual want. Her pride prevents her from returning to the home she should never have left. She will not admit failure. So she hangs on until her money is all gone. “This is the most dangerous point in her experience. She reach- es @ Gesperate frame of mind that makes her a prey to serious temp- a a DEVIT Special Gilda Gray ia “THE DANCER” and Matinee Feature. Frank's Gavete« Nevue poet and d 4 tional - vervihing New! Everything Different! SHOURAS BROTHERS’ AST ST. Lot GRAND CENTRAL Ee = TURE PROGRAM—Com- 25th & State ot edy ao hers. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT Buyers and sellers become ac- ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. quainted through the Post-Dispatch <<" U0 OE om on Be he LITT ©

Page 63

small towns where it woy | possibic tv send the wouldarg jin fiesh and blood. As soon us aim through with this edition pthe * “Vanities,” I am soing to ct oe a job with these talking lies so as by the time they | ful) y developed, | shall know iit is all about from a Cinectagias standpoint.” ~_-—— = ROSBY GAIGE: Cc to make a definite state, ) and in their present satement | talking movies are too crude. oi iif they make the same oe }have the ordinary films gir © teal ) Started the talking m meng | becom € a@ very important facta ae =e show business’ Arthur Hopkins: “In thet, lent shape the talking movies ibur an addition to the ord films. And in their presen: s it doesn't look as if they we, | make the legitimate business « 3 / more difficult thah it is or has It is possible they ™M2yY pro. vide competition tn the Eetting of) suitable p lavers that up to now the | }ordinary straight pictures have ‘+ not.” Wi wapegsinet Ames: : rr =! are wietones are a force te oned with. But the poten latter : ies all the public has | to show its reaction. At pe /m¢ oment they are crude, as. is case with any new thing. As of the ‘eo *¢ ’ 4 | been the case with the films, they f will not hurt the legitimate theater ; in the big cities. The movieg took way a section of the publie that was only interested in Spectacle land scene. J] don't believe that any /mech anical reproduction can take pjthe piace of the sight and soung or the actual living actor. Radie has not hurt the Symphony cop. vr ihe completion of the MO- as | cert. : aa; What. 3 “Like the mey._ | Brownsvs.Philadelphia - gitimate theater, as we shall most ikely have to. produce Plays ef subtlety. better acting ang | quality than before The -'onlm answer the theater has is in ‘produce again superior art.’ just D- as was the case when the advent | of the films made it take » hitch upward.” i PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ——— bri T CRAND - Se AT cv Ate Pcopays DELMAR iC GLOOM CHASER! mhe of Joy for the Kiddies’ ® of Happiness ‘or the Grown Opa’ VAUDEVILLE) ive Mus:ce/ Comedy Ster reature Photopla ; E NO & ROSIE GREEN | yf llartous Pada” s | ae Juggier Hod 2 Tre Tiur Mimuc SEN SINGING CADETS In 4 Night on the Ucompus K PRIVATES’. Perfected Sound Pictures OEW'S STATE, WHERE THE PORLDS FINEST MOTION ICT I RES 4RE SHOWN—Will Rhance Them With NATURAL TONE VOICES Plovictone News Wii: Be a Fesiure f Evers Program and Worid Events Ml Hold a Nex { /harm—T he tg SCREEN WILL SPEAK We ORLD CEL Pill BE compe SEEN AND HEARD “+. BEGINNING AUGUST #& '' vietones nay react well on the le- — = much worth seeing—STAR. —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ' King and em Go to Cabarct. “uae i Be tm Associa | first cabaret show. They saw = Fi ve GT OPERA HOUSE , attended Lord Lonsdale’s golde: : ' : ; coe celebration. | 25 ——King George | and Queen ety have gone to the : hall with their own eyes when a “ IZ? MARKET at 6th THE YEAR’S WONDER SHOW Featuring LITTLE SAMSON Werld’s Smallest Stron See Rim Hold Back 2 Pulling 7 (posite Directions. ~ OTHER ACTS TO ASTOUND U wee ———— Phetoplay —————-- ~ CHICKEN A La KING Nancy ee ‘ * Fore Sterlin A Comedy Showing Why . Merried Men Leatre Home Today, 25¢ & 50c: Children 15e MATINEES, Except Sunday, ‘95 Children under 1° years, lic C rOOLED BY ICED AIR we Ao rite ter ts 170-page cloth bound bock by Marianna gg nationally known author- ity an superintendent Babies’ Hospital, N. Y. et easy “BEFORE THE BABY COMES” This comprehensive non-technical treatise on an all-important subject is offered FREE to every Mother- whe writes or phones for it. There is no obligation—ack for it. and it's yours. Mailed in plain “rapper. DO IT NOW! | BASEBALL TODAY Sportsman’s Park ane Bryant SIXTH ano LOCUST —_f ane STARTS AT 3 O'CLOCK. mis" “THE Fj OF THE eae GOOD SEATS AV AILABLE coral ALL PRICES Sests for tonight s final performance of the Flame” and all formanees of “Countres ‘Mari taa’’ may be easehh i today. beginning at 12 : st the Main Ticket Office, lower entrance to Municipal Theatre m Forest duly 30 to WEEK STARTING TOMORROW WIGHT “Se: 32° First Presentation at the Municipal Opera of the Viennese Operetta COUNTESS MARITZA MUSIC By EMMERICH KALMAN, Composer of “SARI’’ and ‘‘MISS SPRINGTIME’ HERE IS WHAT THE ST. LOUIS NEWSPAPERS SAID ABOUT “COUNTESS MARITZA” LAST SEPTEMBER ‘‘Countess Maritza’’ takes its place among the best of the modern im- ported operettas . . . It will be a fine offering for the great stage and the large company at the Municipal Theater—POST-DISPATCH. ‘‘Countess Maritza’’ is a splendid work ...above all furnishes an evening's enjoyment of much that is ornate and genuine—GLOBL- DEMOCRAT. Lilting *‘Countess Maritza’’ Nightly at 8:15 is entertainment of ing for “Countess Maritza’’ would seem to be the musical gem for which St. Louis has been wait 20 vears or theréathe uts—TIMES. NEXT WEEK “555"\.°.* FIRST TIME IN ST. LOUIS SPECTACULAR hte sr | LOVE SONG THE ay OF The OFFEXBACH TREMENDOUS—TUNEFUL—THRILLING SEATS NOW SELLING—MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED — Prices for all Municipal Opera Perriormances 25¢-H0¢c-$1-$1.50; Box s. $2.00. Adcvance sale of seats. Cally 9 to > Sundays 12 to 5 at Municipal seams Fxuclusive Box Office, Lobby of Arcade Lidge. Sth and Olive; MAin 1600. Ticket offices in Forest Park open nightly at 7 © clock reserved and may be purchased in acvrance at the downtown ticket office performances of the Tenih Anniversary Season. ‘ PHOTOPLAY THEATEES PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ee eee nO ee Washington at &th Continuous Today from Noon WeekéGays from 10 A. M. Metro-Goldwyn Meyer Presenis CONRAD NAGEL ELEANOR BO ARDM AN “DIAMOND HAN DC UFF ys LAWRENCE GRAY—GWEN LEE & SAM HARDY Greedy Men and Lovely Ladies Sacri*ice Bappiness for Glittering Diamonds “CLEOPATRA” Astounding M-G-M Color Film ON THE STAGE Nat Nazarro, Jr.’s “VACATION DAYS” WIth THE SUMMERTIME DARLINGS Collins & Peterson—Ledova & Co. Eddie Allen—Murray Leaf KIRK FREDERICK—ERNST HARES RESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. SEND your WANT AD " to the POST-DISPATCH. There wre an explosion. ‘Only | fessed by 48,5 'of the was by the superior civilization at to governmental! statistics, tion to 35,078 Buddhist chapels. ‘lions of population, which | unite tn honoring the mem | found | conquest | Peruvian coast. |} developed. | by tel | pebbles i came wi im to 'and governed it. | finally | World morement rr - ~~ : American ‘(New Turkey ‘cedented in i SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 BUDDHA WORSHIPED BY’ os 9A PCT. OF JAPANESE 200,000 Christians in Island Kingdom, 64,000,000 of Other Faiths. _——— Cy the Associated Press TOKIO, July 16.—The most re- cent religious statistics show thai Christianity has failed to make im- portant progress against Buddhism | and Shintoism in Japan. The worship of Buddha is pre- | 00,000 Japanese, ap- | proximately 94 per cent of all re- | _ligious believers in the island em- has made sone | | headway but the number of Chris- | 'tlans estimated at pire. Christianity only 206,000. a form of more than Shintoism, herents. All Japanese historians and pub licists stress the debt owes to Buddhism. Without this relizgion in the early developmen empire accompanied as it that time of China, Korea and In- dia, it is generally believed the high degree of refinement and culture which amazed visitors froin the Western world when the doors of the country were thrown open to foreign intercourse. 71.317 Buddhist Temples. At present there are 71,317 Bud- dhist. temples in Japan, according in addi- There are about 141,090 Buddhist priests associated with the temples | The richness ; of this organization can be sur- | mised when it is known that these. temples own about 59.090 acres of | in various capacities. land. And land in Japan, growing ever more crowded with thing in the empire. Christianity came sometime between 1548, when St. Francis Xavier landed at Kagos- hima. and 1637 when the rebellion of Shimabara was suppressed. As represented by the Roman Catholic | missionaries, the new religion was unusually well received by the Japanese and it was not long be- fore some of the leading military commanders were using it to fight the growing political power of the Buddhist forces. But Hideroshi and Iveyasu succeeded Nobunaga, who was the great influential friend of the Christians, and they drove the Jesuits from the country. Thereafter, the death penalty and other severe penalties were in- flicted upon any one convicted of being a Christian. Buddhism. Shintoism and Confucianism were the only religions permitted in the country with Buddhism then as now the most popular. Progress of Christianitr. It was not until Commoddte Perry arrived that Christianity again secured a foothold. Follow- ing the signing of the treaty be- tween the United States and Japan. four American Protestant mission- aries located missions at Nagas_.ki and Osaka. To revive the cause of Christian- ity was an almost superhuman task; for, although the laws against the Western religion had been re- voked, the natives viewed the mis- monaries and their faith with something like horror. Perseverance. event- ually won and the converts, al- though not especially enthusiastic. became numerous. But there was a secession of the believers some years later which was caused prin- cipally by theological controversies arose among the Christian members themselves. Since then the Christian advocates have been traveling an uphill road although, even the Buddhists and Shintoists admit, they are achieving steady and sound progress. There are at present some 1600 Christian churches or chapels in the empire. PERUVIANS CELEBRATE 107TH INDEPENDENCE DAY however. Honor Paid Gen. San. San Martin, Who Prociaimed Nation's Freedom From Spanish Rule. By the Associated Press. LIMA, July 28.—Pery celebrat- ed today the 107th ann: versary of her independence of Spain. ffictals and the genera! public ory of Gen. Jose San Martin, who issued the proclamation e; nai ng three cen- ies Of Spanish rule. July 28. 1821. Peru was discovered by Pizarro who had been Panama after a long search for the golden countries supposed to exist alonc the Pacific. He haa heard of a country where gold was to te on the ground like pebbics and he thought this was a goo7 Place to go He made Diego de tur resting in an agreement Almagro They and arrived at with to attempt e@ sailed southward an isiand off the They were forced to wait for supplies and a mutiny Pizzaro suppressed it ling the men about the goid Nevertheless only 12 men the mainland. ceneueret the countr: ts in came &s part of the great reflected in French revolutions Staaten the and Turk Kills Self With Dynamite. Py the As*ociated PF cee. EDREMID, Turker. July 28.— is becoming used to an unabated epidemic of suicides through drowning. poisoning. shooting and stabbing. but a meth- od of self destruction wnpre- Anatolia breke the monotonous chronicie recentiv when a melancholy policeman in this village stuffed his ears with | @ynamite and lighted 4 cigarette ‘have ‘ived a slightiy | | Instant rehef—a clean ancestor | worship, has about 16,000,000 ad- | the nation | that. Japan never would have attained | its mil- | is the costliest | into Japan dependence | To Armor — Horses. Sy the MEXIC i) crusade against horses in bull Associated Press CITY, ‘July 23.—A the slaughter oj ’ fights has been start- | ed by a group.of high school boys | and girls in Mexico City. petitioned the Muniicpal They | Government-to require that horses | sent against the bulls have armor) | to protect them from the animals’ | ‘horns. The students have organ- | “League for Help. of the} Helpless.” They are not attemf ing to stop bullfighting, but we 'want to end the goring to death of decrepit horses, now a routine : part of the performance. PAUL’S SKIN-EASE CHIGGERS Eczema~Burns SUN OR FIRE—POISON IVY healing liquic. 6'' Maguire Medicine Co., 722 Chestnut, St. Louis, Mo. BALDNESS'= CAN BE AVOIDEL ) ith Lacky Tiger, just like skin : can be corrected ——— = ADVERTISEMENT Keep Your Skin Young | Remove all tiemishes and colorations by regularly using pure mercolized Wax. any dru iné., c 171% aged skin peel off uhti ] such as pimples, liver freckles and large pores have Gis- appeared. Skin is beautifully clea soft and velvety and face looks years | vounger. Mercolized wax brings: out the hidden beauty. To quickly remove wrinkles and age lines, use this face Intion: 1 ounce’ powdered and 1 half pint witch hazel. dis- saxolite ADVERTISEMENT ECZEMA RU-BON, will remove every spot Derm «t tin, | Troubles, Excessive ivy, itching feet. | itching and heals the skin, | shaving. Ask your druggist, Meyer Bros. | _ . @ad 2. & Merrell Drug Co. wholesale dis tributors. L Sare Baby Kash. Dandruff or sore, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Poison | Cutaneous TORIES. Sta. N-72. ADVERTISEMENT 3sET OF Te OR DRUG HABIT CURED FOREVER OR NO PAY pentane wnt om triai (‘an be givem secret a privacy of heme. Guaranteed to oh forever al! Geaire for whiskey. cin. wine. home brew, moonshine optus, morphine, herein. paregorie. and laud snum. Costs $2.66 & cure, nothing # fails him from polean. STANDARD LABORA- Baltimore, M4. PAGE: 38 $5.00 ep. Teeth Ex tracted 50c. Upen Unt 7Pf. =. Sundays wwe PF. MM TEETH, $10 GP DE. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVS Geta (trewne Ne. 3 ERU-BON stops the | Use after STOPS HAY FEVER AGONY '§ application gives ormoncy back. Try it! y 22 = sn SINUSEP TIC fies You touch the most painful corn with this amazing liquid which acts like a local anaes- | thetic. | am less than 3 seconds. The first Washes sway the drzinage from infected s:nuses; rids nasal cavity of toxic secretions RELIEVES SINUS TROUBLE! instant reliel, wasb™ } Sanat cee ey ree er enon CIENCE has per-| Then soon the corn begins to shrivel up and loosen. You peel it off with your fingers. The whole corn is gone. Works on any kind of corn or callus. Ask your druggist for “Gets-It.” Quick results are guaranteed. fected new methods ending corns and The pain stops SLAASPLISAD AALS PALAPLAD ALA A « Z 2 z vA Z Z y 4 Z a 4 Z Z j j y 4 Z Z Z LLSLSAIA SAS AE SASS EAA AAAS SS he he LAWN MOWER $10 Value 3-Door Side-Icer Refrigerator $19 Value amazing value is the Refricerater in Really an side-irer size. shelves and interior. Aurust Sale ee se Coil Spring—Cotton Mattress An exreptionally beautiful! wainut finish metal bed heavy coll -apring and comfortable cot- *28.50 Odd Walnut Dresser ton mattress in- A rare a mien Sale Price edd This one Sa often ene finds e#n need! u! in the home thuiit, m ite walnut fin over hard- 4 aguet Sale Price i pi ps - Reet ‘Sl 3-deor apartment Heatproef construction, sanitary $14.95 3-Piece Bed Outfit Tiresaer hea wet) cormmmedieus and quite attractive $15.75 prices. Regular stocks and special purchases. Every piece and set a great big value. furniture, buy it now. Buy when you can get most and spend least. $215 Value Beautify your Bedroom! size bed, French vanity, Price, $159.75. $225 Value with heavy welted cdges. piece is ble bed with coil spring. $244 Value Now you can have illustrated is tn rich walnut carved. The style is ‘ery tension table and buffet aeats of tapestry. Jruty a Double Coil Spring $15 Value Genuine Smith ene Davis Gouble derk ing. rustpreef FURNITURE CO. Graceful lines and impressive pro Luxuriously upholstered in 3-tone Jacquard velour. serpentine frort. of the finest construction, strongly bu August Sale Price, $159.00. s{untiing handsome carving and artistic overlay panels. 50-inch dresser and canopy-top chifforobe. mattress and bench and rocker are included with the outfit. An amazing value. — SeCERTRE: 2 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite . veneers over hardwoad base, wnart and modern. massive and the host serite. 6 Made to sell at %, 3 and 1% more than August Sale From the best that’s made to the cheapest that’s good. Pieces and sets for every room. There is no sale like Our August Sale. of all sales. 8-Piece Complete Bedroom Suite, $1595 $10 Delivers This Suite This Suite is finished beautifully tn genuine walnut veneers, with All pieces are substantial and massive. 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite . -:- $10 Delivers This Suite portions mark this beautiful 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite. Reversible spring-filled loose cushions ilt for years of use. a> “=a & ~ $10 Delivers The china chair and 53 Open Until 9 O’Clock on Monday, Friday and Saturday Nights Carved mahogany base 20 This Suite - $169: the Dining-Room Furniture you want at a real saving. The 9-Piece Suite beautifully grained and handsomety cabinet of diners have lovely upholstered ; August Sale Price, $169.59. If you need Buy now at this greatest cotton. Full- Coil spring, good cotton August Sale colors. Tou ran Rot “aay thie value. Sale and top rail. Each Davenport opens into dou- Yeu will values in thle sreup. August aie a nanan Swe eres aul unusual desicon. the ¢:- Day-Bed (/—t teftied ead & —- in elerfel eretenee. terry reasceonea bt , Fine quality Mattress, layers art fekt and Covered In fall or twin size. comfertable € es beautiful fabrica. fied some wery weooderfal roe ee With Every Purchase Amounting to $10 or More Combination Cotton and Felt Mattress tep and bottom ater fo ,gamteee? Renee at Pe Set $24.50 Value 416. 75 ip Sample Coxwell Chairs o vattele af constrertion. *29.75 Small Rug te Match Given Free! } | , ROT ONE ay gp ORL AONE LEE PEAR AD BS ABBE ti & 7 i ed — 3 eng . . ens Se ae ee eee ne ‘ " w a > » aun “ be *. ae ° Sa " = te ». *% ee ees tS ve Baus A. Bi etn » aad > a en Neier a BO tai By en Sek

Page 64

ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 PAGE 4A _| May Stern’ August Sale o THIS ARTICLE MAY-STERN GUARANTEED General Ne ‘ “i ". PART SEVEN. Te we ete eee Moo et arent + — ‘ . “a mn ie Oi sa ates eines aS er teint: DN a |: (ot) wee ee - ening ee : . y - : ln BA Fe tales my oye me _— a F . - . - me, EMBL axa, ® : ‘ fe “ Ve ‘ - By Cai st ARE potgie® he We e healed thay s Nalin dg ? 4 ne ; ‘ oa y a ' ly | wee ar a 7 — - _— ; Weg OE Mey ber * See ee ee ne. eee er See tek cn. fon ee nN pear * ors gee Mines See te Pa eee toning Piha . Ve oe marie 4m me ime ess ps ame . a rtm hse ee ee ee are THIS ARTICLE MAY-STERN GUARANTEED 8 4 ARI Al MEER Rt LONE SS ABE AA IOP : a ope . r Dao ath Ae gia 2 " _ atseaiiin . . 4 4 tana ap 3 5 ye nee Paget ce Vie Fes Te aes Et bs i ee ee | et ee ae ror 3.4 dl ne ines . “sae Pia ite 9 ay ' ‘, 4 _ a Poe " ee Tiabey ee S ahS F o Aig: oRy 0 OR ae 2 x eg ay iets ae MES. ok LN ere, Pee ge CORT en Neat PN Sie a I Ete SN Na EL ita Meamlesiieg ibm ce ies Ld ain LE ala Re RY eae Ae aca Hee) ae é me dea Pst pores) Sid tin ons oF oP Bay Vp ate ny 13 OE AE 2 ae Beppe: na at ‘ xe sags SS ease EPING ee Ree - 1 PGE ER gigs Mag a { at. ia ca a a 6.“ on Les ee ae ate i OY Pee x AOE eT hg ES in OF Be MY a is cae Silene ce od Ape OR he aes Ln patie oO ay i . SN en Uae Sone ee o . thea (age Q nat es " te y Mi yes 7 y ath Spee pe re aot tay TS _ % nt wit ~ oa ee eal ‘ ° a4 + - st 2 ’. - grt Pegi SS tat Tete ne ¢ +n rhe os eee dee a tw * ote ee ~~ PORE RR ORS REE nese > . — et Tae ye — : ? 48% Pee ‘ 2 ag . R jeepooten ae > ie ss - pos Se BY de Ae Y ede BRS HD? hd , Har Fhe, 4 a bs om a AUPE RNG “ MPF BP eat — tok This guarantee tag (exact reproduction) appears on every article of furniture in our entire display re- gardless of price. It is your assurance of depend- able service and high quality. This. zuarantee tag (exact reproduction ) a pears cn very article of furniture in our entire desing re- gardies~ of price. It is your assurance of depend able service and high quality. > Bed-Davenport Suite, Bedroom Suite or} Dining-Room Suite in ‘Our Entire Display it - TONG eres —— a Store Open Every Evening Until 9 O’clock ¢ = i ~* es, ? oo ete SOON AY spasbithaacese Se, Sas Ras wick, i SSO sodas SS This 3-Piece $250, Bed -Davenport Suite This regular $25 3314,% during the August Sale. Jacquard velour covering with loose,, reversible cushions—all S: spring construction—davenport opens into full size bed. Sale Pay Only $8 Monthly Other Bed-Davenport Suites | At August Sale Prices $150 Bed-Davenport Suite, $ 5 Monthly... $96.75 $195 Bed-Davenport Suite, $ 6 Monthly... $129.65 $225 Bed-Davenport Suite, $ 7 Monthly... $147.45 $250 Bed Davenport Suite, $ 8 Monthly. ..$168.35 $300 Bed-Davenport Suite, $10 Monthly. ..$198.65 - $345 Bed-Davenport Suite, $11 Monthly... $229.50 $365 Bed-Davenport Suite, $12 Monthly. ..$243.35 $400 Bed-Davenport Suite, $13 Monthly. .. $267.50 $280 Bedroom Suite, $ 9 Monthly $425 Bed-Davenport Suite, $14 Monthly. .. $284.35 $300 Bedroom Suite, $10 Monthly $198.65 $450 Bed-Davenporit Suite, $15 Monthly. .. $296.25 August Sale of Dining-Room Suites —__= © —s Se OO SG Ro CEI OA mara: YN - oH * This $265 ‘i Pc. Walnut Veneer Bedroom Suite This regular $265 Suite that has just use placed on our floor will be offered at a saving ot 3314 during the August Sale. Note the artistic murrors—front panels > O 475° maple overlay—all picces very all flat surfaces are Pay Only $8 Monthly Other Bedroom Suites at veneer over hardwoods. Sale August Sale Prices $ 95 Bedroom Suite, $ 5 Monthly......... $57.65 $110 Bedroom Suite, $ 5 Monthly $130 Bedroom Suite, $ 5 Monthly $150 Bedroom Suite, $ 5 Monthly $185 Bedroom Suite, $ 6 Monthly $210 Bedroom Suite, $ 6 Monthly $240 Bedroom Suite, $-7 Monthly $265 Bedroom Suite, $ 8 Monthly ire 0 Suite ata saving of 3 oat Apr Chest, V anity a ” RE prey RA . max” sy, ob oh, et wes oe SRL AE AEE GEE LINE MEOH BOE EO oe - te Ra, att atm ae. ae Jae PRS Gs. gare as illest at panei. genuine One of the feature purchases f in two-tone walnut veneers wit mentation. Dustproof construc Jenotes quality. Priced so yo nS ae Fe re Aes, i. 2 aaa IRS ee oa hci — Wao hay x: ates > para “Eagle Stamps —wew.vrawews f y - : ! Fiat ; ae PARR ER RA RS AR RA ROARAAA nae RRR R RAPA RA ORE Ar Ph Latalalal | —* |Hear the World’s =i = a a WGI i> | Latest News on an} =e Ve AN il ib \ ALL-ELECTRIC AAPA FARRAR RARARA AAA AR AR OR RR RARER RR RARA ER AAR OP RRE ARR OR RA RR RARA RARER RRR RA RA RR RAS Items From All Departments At August Sale Prices Feather Pillows, each Rayon Fancy Pillows Electric Iron, complete Electric Toaster Electric Percolator ... oS Walnut Finish End Table pats Child’s High Chair Maple Porch Rocker Porcelain-Top Kitchen Table. Bridge Lamp Walnut Finish Phone Set Steel Spring Mattress ..... Enamel Child’s All-Steel Bed Refrigerator Walnut Finish Dresser Walnut Finish Chifforobe ... §-Pc. Oak Breakfast Set Day-Bed and Pad Kitchen Cabinet Refrigerator Refrigerator Gas Range Four Large $ Pieces .... APRA PARA RA PARARMAAAAAABARA . oe OS: . gies ow ; ’ : ; : : iss Abe Mae Cale ae MOMENT le APG ee FRY * f 4 F v wo ee ‘ af i. ae i . en S| “ bare 5 saan 1h ale peor “ . me S dos Me y Pe ed oe oe 9 Satine Aibe 4% oe PS Rad, Ap ey ws, kee age lS Me: 4 ane Si wey adie fs Big TY AO sr a Ore * P ee oa apelin’ POS os haat URI? GeO ONE defies teatime thy oR. ees sata eee tn) 26 ey Be ble ite bis ee dat ee Og Siegen Re on Rear Le eR EE RR! ORE ey A REM ok mae 7 LENE OSE G8 . on te Bi SE gan x me aly Fdweo Re. Palate mage age ALES wr ‘ mK . Sands & % hal iaiel ik thee ee ee Ni nies (isp Aibenhce Sta ais > ae SOR nae ks Be ome \ - rs: rad a ie Re: a $8 Ce ei ie At Another feature value on our Suite including extra large ore bed and triple-mirror vanity. f ronts, fine walnut veneers on an elegant Suite. MARA ee ak! ane Oe EE - PA CARARAPARR AR RARA aa aah PAAARARAAAHAAH PENS Peerenrrs = CLL © “’ f * ’ is - ‘i - ee ae Sais 54s r Natt Selb ak ewih ti) Sa cae te lie aaa Fane vd og Fy gE AOR Ue A wee -."4 an A SIX-TUBE RADIO AT A VERY LOW PRICE omg! ac}! contained; nt fy- taste FUL] VISION dial AC Receiving Set, ielded in a sutm finished cabinet. Small, powerful, economig@l rable P'iue astball scores daily. . you light socket and hear the 1% $2 a Week rt for It Other Dining-Room Suites $ 95 DINING ROOM SUITE— 5 38 65 $120 unane ROOks SUITE $150 DINING RGOid SUITE— 3 a ms $195 DIN pac RON SUITE— ‘7: 50 $6 Monthly .. AA RA AA RAP ABA A — RAPAPARARARARA _neemrees This te =@ =a «a» = GE «> Gp -apP | “fhe House of Honor” | « A me th Gas Range Gas Range 9x12: Velvet Rugs 9x12 Axminster Rugs 9x12 Week ww aiten Rugs One Price to All $225 9-Pc. Dining: on auate g Pi Pay ato $7 Monthly $225 DINING-ROOM SUITE— $7 Monthly DINING ROOM SUITE— $8 Monthly .. DINING-ROOM SUITE— $9 Monthly DINING-ROOM SUITE— $10 Monthly ..... $148.65 $179.45 $184.65 -. $198.85 PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS $4275 DARA RA RR RRR RE ERE LRRD ADS wewee ee For your Summer holiday: leatherette cases . 50c Weekly Pee a a ee -a a e e Store Open Every Evening Until 9 O’Clock ep Gp GE @pe «== Ge» =a»

Page 65

| ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH (=== A RIG ny 0 te spec: cities eee ‘ — —_——— en Terri eetenatenen : . —— ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 = PAGES 1—64 E ee VILs od Cedar Chest : ete $16.50 Large size Chest to harmonize / with walnut bedroom suites. . Wal i , re. epee easier, ‘Ten THIRTY-NINE YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICE . —————' SEVENTH AND WASHINGTON Monday Starts the Event of Months of Preparation ....™he >duction) appears on our entire display re- assurance of depend- ae an oe a pill, qttres-2- , *4 . rd - a Se." eG se yo Me Me ee we «) = Saat ee | a. green = lacquer. | "| aeresaeeryaae eg a Be ts Tt Decorated 1-Pc. Porcelain Lined | Se es I Bee 1 cea 18 End Tabli . . eae ee > |) ae ait BK rer able Refrigerator | = aeete "Gi umyeyy ts pte | T $1.85 ——— Leonard with walls thickly in- i ; " ' ° sulated with k e E speciz vee board. Interior of at $36: * oe ' i decaieed “aion ily cleanable white ee Frieze Davenport-Bed Suite t - tay teal arg: te porcelain. for to the living® Savings to 50%! , eae oom, Chest, Vani D 1 | § k 3 Large Pieces . Carved Frames if ag ate = est, Vanity resser Is $35 Side-Icer Refrigerator. . $24.75 August Special! Coil Spring Bed Mail Orders and Bed.... Extra $120 Large Porcelain Side-Icer, $65 ? : ec. . 4 ° $125 Sample 4-Door Side-Icer; One of the feature purchases for the August Sale...this large attractive Suite porcelain lined .. | A handsome Suite featured for the August Sale . . . built to our own specifica- in twottone walnut veneers with attractive paneled surfaces and scroll orna- | *!® All-Porcelain Side-Icer...$119 | tions with seats and backs upholstered in fine imported linen frieze. Arms and mentation. Dustproof construction ...metal drawer pulls. . . Every detail | ~—} — ST “ _ 7 1 oe Hanioet ¢ Odd 3 : CA aay SA NES SOE FeO} 5-Pc. Folding $739 5 : abeeokees H | | Citta lc | Se ; FP senien — Lo Pn go Nant IS -—t Bridge t a Red or green lacquered“folding Card Tables and four steel chairs. Leatherette table top. Occupies almost no space when not in use. AA... oo wr ee Eagle Stamps 18 Months to Pay » , — r Neon | | | | | 4 August Sale of Rugs 9x12 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, $ 9.95 a. | 7 . ~~" * J : A \\ Ves - wy ~~ = fect rolls; sq. yd bed and triple-‘mirror vanity. Beautiful burl walnut and highlighted maple | for carrying ree: Se ee | Poa : Spring; 90 double- CA ene : OS fronts, fine walnut veneers on cabinet woods. Dustproof and in every respect | ords. Eagle Stamps 18 Months 49 Fay oF he Pak el : , i So— | : —FRP——e | rod gp Ip G deck coils in blue an elegant Suite. RE - . , enamel frame. Su LADIO | ae Eagle Stamps 18 Months to Pay | Mirr ors; Choice: —— o Li | re teeta EAE ltl Se Walnut tal BE RADIO | | | 3 $4905 ° wc| | =F ieee WE Moan Metal Bed LOW PRICE P ii.) KY A New Decorated ee aa - % | Bras Steel Bed, full f ’ ok’ .4 i j } i : i 7 al ‘ : ) 1 i hl ; ' ' wr .~ ane = = 4 : ; “ i = . : ~ 2 — ' ; , : , ' : * 7 ve ’ - . nel . Pa 7 . , A 2 -« a —“s— oe — > o: ey es % a = — 4 55 / ® , 4! : ' . . ' ~—s 4 ~ " compiccely acl contained; - . | aoe a ———.. a0 sS ? . Ko ote , 7 ll a ack tf : ti 2 . ea : "t ra " at Fe . 7, ; , . = See TE | i ' a's a : ws . ; €:* T% Ast dial, AC Receiving Set, & Al aq. ae Hh Ce Ne | , age BO magenta as ‘ >, ca ize, i Wairut | 7 ee a a il aces me R gary Ot Sn geen Sant etalon eae | | aie le i ' i. Ad ; 4 — y 2 . : ‘ - i i oc - > he 1 t color. ‘ Won 2 * r NN. powerful t * cconomisg! - : "i 7 ‘ ; | I eget * ; aes She Sencael Gees eae, Wa ; a ‘i | 7 Ro CNSpt-ess a | >> 1. 4 Pees posts, large fill- ers. Pays for It j : ——_ gy oe Oa of many Mirror specials tin 5. y . . 7 Piece: | August Sale. Heavy plate Mirrors . 4 & . i fe s | ONOGR A Bhs ; 7 \ Fs @ burnished gold and brown decorated | 14x29;. buffet, 17x59 The regular price is $89 for the bed, hiboy frames. Console, : . | : tt tT eg | inches. -. $ 4 75 i and French vanity as shown. The color is : : | 3 | et a new putty shade and the decora- ‘tions are in blended harmonizing is | bee dade colors. While a limited number ot ah eS = ) . am «6 UT ———— ee i cenit “eer ee’ we ewew e , . " + | rh ’ 4 >) i ; i - . J =a | DAY Sica sie ms | a ae TT | pieces in Rich Walnut August . Typical Sale Price Hub Value A Dining Suite you will be proud to own. Built by America s craftsmen. on modified Tudor lines, in the designs that accentuate th- -harm of the walnut veneered surtaces. Frames of cabinet w« x id in waln io PPE AE AF BE OS At $179 we include the 66-inch buffet, extra large china cabiae-, . nosring hinmes. utility Gmetad “ . bd ’ ty “or : be. chairs and host's chair. Chairs have tapestry seats. -— "=e active grey-trunmed White Gunma oe) ae » We scl the leading mah es. + ge ‘ ze. : Rs ie > Beack. ee 5-Piece Solid Oak .50 Breakfast Set ... +42 August Sale Special! Massive double-pedes- color. tal hase Table as shown with four chairs to extension table, five side i match with red leatherette seats. Two-tone All electric iced’ cunen. Com- oak in decorated frosted tan duco finish Se ae ee 18 Months to Pa r » | , des , plete, without tur “463 2 smal “ ™ “ - er RD stones naRenmrenenE inte RI PLE LIES AE AE en ir ae

Page 66

eaten ent aah api age cat : , (ya per Soek a iss ¥ ee » f hae i 4 oh ass gs ah Tae 5 t _ Ee ae eee » wl mean a an “. a a Pa § a6 k 7 2 See. tee 2 -_ a s a Se PY ; - as & @ y - ad) a t a : 4: a te q ; _-. = ‘ : oe): Beas. : : i : ct, 4 ~s a : coe > oe : “eq ; —— : > os a - * 4 Fs 2 [= “aye ¥ 4 bak * y —_ ¥ - he ‘ d “8 ; ee -_ = pte a * 25, J " i ae ; a 4 ie a * es | ae : ag * * . > z . #3 h) i ; x ! Sa * . ce z —— aa 43 ax ‘e a > “2 ‘ oo . eh — 2 yt + ez ; eo ** a 7 7 p ; a a —— = ne ae ad A : . ; + > ; 5 K x A bed ¥ : Pa b Mt eR: rk rae ¢ 2 eae i, Ai taf Sigh Biden ly AY ae eciee 7 6 $6 ey? ik yes i. *e ae ra me shoe P ives ee ee Yee a Se eae eons SAT SE OBR Bx rn ‘ 4, aaa a Pg 6, PAGE 2A “THRONE OF BUDDHA AT SHAW'S GARDEN Theme Full Sacred Lotus of India, of Poets, Is in Bloom Today. The throne of Buddha the En- lightened—the Nelumbo, or Hin iu | sacred lotus—is in full-blown love- liness today at Shaw's Garden- Also at their height this month are hardy lilies scarcely less shovy than the lotus itself, in four pvols north of the new medicinal and rock gardens west of the main range of greenhouses. The sacred lotus blooms in the southern ecre of the pool farthest north, its eight- inch rose-colored cup easily dis- tinguishable from less stately bluse soms. “Lilies like roses,’ Herodotus called the sacred lotuses of the Hindus, with “fruit like wasps’ nests” and edible seeds “of the size of an olive stone.” Centuries earlier the Nelumbo had taken rcot in the poetry and religion of the Oricnt. It is the flower-throne of Bud- dha. the “padma” mentioned in Hindu prayers, and, most aptly, 2 symbol of feminine beauty. Oncc the world, the Buddists say, was a colden lotus. The Homeric lotus which bliss- fully delayed the crew of gUlyss«s among the lotus eaters was a tree. The lotus to which the Chincse poets compared the feet of their beloved was tiny and white. There is an American lotus, the yellow flowering lily which completely hides the waters of Upper Creve Coeur Lake in summer- None of the three is closely akin to the Nelumbo, and none is sosuperb as this exquisitely colored, entranc- ingly forced “‘rose55 of tranquil wa- ters In India. Surrounding it are hardy lilies in white, clear -yellow and pink deepening to amaranth or a red that approaches purple. This amazing range of shades was de- veloped from the barely pink- tinged native hardy lilies by one man, a Frenchman named Mar- liac. He produced the gamut of reds by crossing the Cape Cod Iily of the United States yith the alba of Switzerland, and the yellow— although he withheld the secret of this flower creation for several years—by hybridization of the yellow Florida lily, which is not hardy. The hybrids live outdoors in this climate all year. Retarded three weeks by cold June weather but already a mag- nificent sight, the tropical hybrids created at the garden by Supt. Pring will attain full splendor about the middle of August. No visitor to the garden can miss théin, foP’they bloom in the lily pools of the main entrance plaza. The giant bird of paradise flower, one of the most brilliant of the tropics, remains in bloom and a second is coming into bloom in the alcove house, west of the display house and east of the poo! in which the Hindu lotus may be seen. This augusta or giant vari- ety of the Strelitzia has half a dozen large purple and white blossoms, not unlike a flock of gaily plumaged birds pausing on the wing in the top of the banana- like tree. ei _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ ACTIVITIES OF BOY SCOUTS GYPSY RANGER RIDE THROUGH THE OZARKS . Scouts Will Start on | Weeks’ Trip From Iron- dale Wednesday. i | There will be varied activities at Irondale Reservation Summer Camp of St. Louis Boy Scouts throughout the fifth section of camp, starting next Wednesday. In addition to the regular section of the cabin camp, there will be two special events, the 200-mile ranger gypsy ride and the merit badge camp. After this section only one more period will be held at the camp. The ranger gypsy ride will take 40 boys, all first-class scouts and experienced campers, on a two- weeks’ horseback trip through the Ozarks. Most of the route will be across country, avoiding the main roads and towns. Camp will be made each night at designated swimming holes, where the riders will be met each evening by a truck carrying the heavier equip- ment. The boys will carry food for the noon meals with them on their horses. The ranger ride will be under the direction of “Skipper’’ Thomp- son, ranger camp director, assist- ed by “Bronc” Moller, riding mas- ter. While the rangers are on their ride, their camp will be occupied by the merit badge campers, sec- ond and first class scouts who wish to devote two weeks to earning merit badges. The merit badge camp is unique among Irondale is practically abolished, allowing the scout all the time he wishes to earn the different badges. The merit badge campers will sleep in the Adirondack shacks of the ranger camp, and will be un- Ger the charge of “Red” Leavitt, one of the ranger camp officials. They will have all ranger camp privileges except the use of horses, all of which will be used on the gypsy ride. Special outdoor activities have also been planned for the regular cabin camp for this section. Troop Notes North District. The father of Scout Hunt of Troop 3, meeting at the Holy Cross Church, was.appointed assistant scoutmaster of the troop at fe regular. meeting last week. Wil- liam Miles also became a scout at | this meeting. A hike to Kenwood | Springs has been planned for to- day, under the direction of Assis- | tant Scoutmaster Hunt. Tests in| nature study, @rst aid, cooking | and firebuilding are to be passed by the scouts. The Flying Eagle Patrol of Troop 83, meeting at St. Paul's Presbyterian Church, was winner in a water-bolling contest held by the troop at their last meeting. Signaling with flashlights was practised after the contest. Later an overnight hike to the Lions’ AFTERNOON BAND CONCERT IN TOWER GROVE PARK (ci patrol of Troop 88 of the ‘Salem Church, who were taken on Program From 3 to 5:30 I. M. In- cludes Three Compositions of Franz Schubert. A concert by Falkenhainer's sand will be given in Tower Grove Park from 3 to 5:30 p. m. today. The program, which includes three of the compositions of Franz Schu- bert in commemoration of his cen- tennial anniversary, follows: CCSVaERT: 1 taint e o ee es Ov erture, “Rosamunde”’ ; hbk eo +e bée es os oe a es ~LeRvtrternre tt . «ee Se oe are i ; SCHUMANN: . sees 4 i oice of Lave” “Wo Grenadiers’ wrenaerasioN. a. Wenenes “| from ° Lohengr ~. ’ oe Wagner ‘. Selection, “Apple Bloaso: a F. WKreteler 8. Scene from “Ernani”.... G. Verdi 9. Excerpts from Pmughty . . Victor Herbert 10. “La Reine ‘de h Cc. Gounod “Star- S pangled . Key-Arnolé BIXBY ASKED TO PRESIDE AT MERAMEC PARK DEDICATION Ceremony at New State Preserve in Franklin County to Be Held Sept. 8. Harold K. Bixby, chairman of Den was planned for today. Members of the winning Cam- a bus trip to Washington for win- ning that event, related their ex- periences at a recent meeting. A game of signal baseball Was Played at the last mecting of Troop 206 of the Ames school. The of- ficials then challenged the scouts to two more games and won both of them, Committeeman Godt gave a talk on the hike the troop plans to hold over Labor Day. Ju- lius Gilden passed his tenderfoot tests and received his card. Wal- ter Beard, an old scout, was a visitor at the meeting. South District. Troop 105, of the Assumption Church, is conducting a series of boxing lessons for the scout mem- bers of the troep. In connection with the lessons boxing matches also are held. The troop is ona hike to Sugarloaf today. West District. An investiture ceremony in which 12 Tenderfoot and 10 second-class pins and one first-class pin were presented to scouts of the troop was conducted by Troop 154, of St. Mark's School, at a Parents’ Night the Board of the Chamber of Com- merce, has been invited to preside | ceremonies of | ,. tions were given by the boys. at the dedicatiaqn the new Meramec State Park in Franklin County, Sept. 8. Mayor Miller, Gov. Baker, Senator Hares and other have been invited to ad- dress the meeting. The park is a natural woodland tract of 6899 acres. The “Meramec River flows for four and a hal? miles through its center. The river at this section is a clear. graven-bottomed stream The tract will not be artificially devel- oped as a park, but tts patura!l beauty will be rre served FOR CHURCH UNION IN BRITAIN Three Methodist ¢ ‘ongregations a Step Nearcr Consolidation. By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 28.—Union of the three Methodist Churches in RPrit- ain—the Wesleyan, Primitive and United Methodist Churches ~—— ad. | vanced another step todAy when j' was announced that the Weel van | Church Provincial given the necessary majority vot in favor of the union. The = Seay an Conference has approved the en. Fynods have abling bill for presentation to Par- | liament, and the other churchesare. understood to be generally in faver ®f the proposal. held by the troop a week ago Fri- day. Several scouting demonstra- Mrs. of the Hart, the mother of one served at the close of the program. A hike to the Eureka was taken recently by Troop 46 of the Immanuel Baptist Church. A number accompanied the scouts, and sononngres in the hike progran, which included a baseball game be- tween the scouts and their fathers. Two | A council fire, with games.. songs, |and talks, was held in the evening. | | An ice cream sociable, to raise | i money for the troop treasury, was Rk anken Cave neat | of the fathers | par- | (held by Troop 195 of Mount Cal- | ‘vary Church on the church grounds} 'a week ago Friday evening. A | large crowd of parents and friends | attended. | Suburban District. | Troop Overland 1, which is go- 'fng on -an overnight hike every July camp on a| Most of the | month. held its ereek near Overland. time over the week-end was spent’ __ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 |into a signal corps. have every scout in the troop in. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ in swimming. Training in signal. | ing iS given the troop by Junior | Assistant Scoutmaster Patterson, | who is organizing his graduates the corps by fall. Assistant Scoutmaster Harris and Senior Patrol Leader Duenke of Troop Webster Groves 3 have been working every week-end at 'Morse’s Mill, , | the troop has obtained the richt to ' on Big River, where use a camp site. It is planned to remodel an old log cabin on the grounds for a troop cabin. He intends to | ‘SECOND ROVING CAMP TOUR | turned from the East twe weceks/ be visited by the scouts; he | - go. } est time, however, wiil bes | FOR SCOUTS BEING ORGANIZED | Be second tour will be similar; the capital, visiting the e first, except that it is limited) buildings and monument, | 3 Applications Now Being Received “ a aaa group, and will take! A two-reel motion picture eg by Council; Boys Will Take two days longer. The scouts will) first tour has just been re Bus Trip to East. | travel in busses purchased this | the council for exhibition ty'am Applications for the second rov- Voice B spring by the council for touring| troops. _}| purposes, and will spend each night! Neg Missouri VU. — sag 4 tour, a eda gp toe except one under canvas. The eX-/@y the Associated Press. rg hi - i b conducted for| cePtion will be when the campers}; KANSAS CITY, Mo., | ” fe ayer st her the local | are taken to a hotel -in Atlantic; Marshall Bryant, professor @f yy | Seont pretionerd the last two weeks; City for two days of swimming in) st the College of Weel ‘of August, now are being received the ocean. peeks cq gae # az Oe ‘at local headquarters, according to| Besides Washington ond Sais Missouri, to succeed Assistant Scout Executive J. D./ City, Philadelphia, New York City, |} Wall, by the board of cw Wright. The first roving tour re-/ Cleveland and Niagara Falls wit]| Wall. b dias ee Bas camps in that the regular routine; Parents’ Club. Ice Going to the Seashore on Vacation? When you decide on the date you are Mg to leave, tele- phone (Ma LItL), send a card, or call and order the Post-Dispatch sent to you | while you are away. Price by mail, including postage, 9%c a | month. Address changed as | omen a8 you desire without extra charge. | members, presented the scouts with | a troop flag in the name of the | cream WAS | READY! Manne Bros. GREA AUGUST | URNITURE SALES, To Out-of-Town Buyers! During this August Sale we will re- fund FARE and deliver furniture FREE to destination on stationed of . or Our Once- Yearly Event! . Plenty of Free Parking _ Space—No Time Limit (up to 100 miles) more. Come Tomorrow, Monday Open Every Evening Until - 9:30 O'Clock During This Sale mr aE —_— * a * 2-Pc. Living-Room Suite Substantially made in solid mahog- any with all exposed parts of mo- Reversible cushions of import- Davenport easily opens into a full-sized bed spring construction for Our factory-to-you policy, enabling us to pass the middleman’s profit on to you, makes possible this unusual August Sale price of : hair. ed tapestry or damask. with coil comfort. nx _ — — _—_ _ 2 neers ron ai 4 Luxurious Suites With Solid Mahogany Frames Newest Serpentine Design of home needs on extra charges. Your Credit Is Good at Manne Bros. During this August Furniture Sale we permit you to buy any amount ment Plan—out of income—to suit your convenience—No 2-Pc. Fine Mohair Suite | These fine Mohair Suites are smart- ly tailored—new in design, with ser- pentine front—carved top rail and base—reverse cushions. Our éactory- to-you policy enables us to pass the middleman’s profit on to you, making possible this unusual August Sale price for Davenport and resnescunts Chair only ae NE) Si rg our Monthly Pay- interest or 4-Piece Bed Room Suite Large dresser, full-size bed, large chest, French vanity, dustproof construction, oak interiors; genuine American walnut. 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite Exquisite Bedroom Suite dresser, 4-piece consisting of t and especial! — be cause of its Pliers: Charming i $9-tnch res French vanity. large inch buffe chifforobe and bed. Most at 2 = tractive! fj a in walm ~ : ‘ 9-Pc. Dialog: Raa a st aes stiful “ iut on har dwoc 9 - piece Room Set consisting of t. oblong sable ¢, massive china, five oe a Dis CSNY Hf ayo ~ as ai ** . - ~~ Pes Peat . ai} - Ser fa th hea > ) s+ +t, pee Thee } “a eee Ps m oom ish tt i Ea Fe tee ; J Fi. ' ef. ; ¢ 4407 4 ‘Oris 9-Pc. Walnut Dining Suites (50 Suites.) Great August Sale Feature! A large, fortunate purchase brings this great August Sale value to you—to help you beautify your dining room. This Suite is of selected walnut with hardwoods—new wainut finish. Includes 66-inch buffet. oblong table, five dimers and host's chair’ with fine velour seats. Nine pieces. August sale price, 10% to | 50% Reduction on Our Entire 8 Floors of Furniture! All Goods Purchased for Future Delivery Will Be Held Free of Charge MA 5613-2 NE BROTHERS | DELMAR BOUL $264 4-Pc. The Big Annual Full department. Every ii and the special sale p interesting group off Bedroom Fawn-Decorated c. Mahogany Bedre Blended Walnut Antique Walnut $374 4-Pc. Shaded Walnut $220 4-Pc. Walnut Bedroom $100 4-Pc. Walnut-Finish B $338 yer $245 4-P $358 ie ' $189 3-Pc. Decorated Wal. | $210 4-Pc. Beds and $22.00 Metal Day-Bed, corr $57.50 Kroehler Day-Bed $ 5.50 Ivory Baby Crib’ $16.50 Folding Bed and $18.50 All-Cotton Felt $24.50 All-Cotton Felt Ma $16.00 Coil Spring, helical Odd Bedroc $98.00 Bird’s-Eye Maple D $52.00 Clear Ivory Dresser Walnut Poster E $80.00 Ivory Vanity Dresse; $16.00 Chest of Drawers... $62.00 Walnut 10-Drawer $33.00 Large Walnut-Fini $44.00 Large Walnut-Finis Dining $287.00 Solid Walnut Dini $294.00 9-Pc. Wal. Pedesta $287.50 10-Pc. Spanish Dir $320.00 10-Pc. Blended Wi: $368.00 9-Pc. Early Am. W. $363.50 10-Pc. Spanish Cat ing Suite ‘ esata $335.00 10-Pc. Early Amer $226.00 9-Pc. Walnut Dini $162.00 9-Pc. Walnut Dinir Dinette 298.70 7-Pc. Decorated W: $129.00 8-Pc. Decorated $294.95 8-Pc. Fawn Enam. Breakfz $34.00 5-Pc, Oak Extensic $65.00 6-Pc. Green Enamele Odd Chairs a $ 7.50 Decorated Fiber F $13.50 Cretonne Boudoir C $13.50 Mahogany Windsc $12.50 Ass’t Choke ail $19.50 Pull-Up Chairs, ass $31.00 Queen Anne Occ: $23.50 Coxwell Chairs, 9 $32.00 Easy Chairs, a $58.00 Coxwell Chairs; @ ( $86.00 Mohair Comfort Ch Victrolz $325 Orthophonic Vict ola Combination .........4 $575 Orthophonic Victrola Combination $375 Orthophonic Victrola Combination sane caso $550 Tuscany Victor E $375 Cromwell Victor I eoseesst om

Page 67

PAGE 5A SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1928 “ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be vis ed by the scouta.; The | est time, however, will be spege , the capital, visiting the Vario buildings and monuments. . g A two-reel motion picture of 2 j first tour has just been releaseq yy the council for exhibition by sreou troops. Sy the Associated Press. Missouri, to succeed Prof. Herbep: meeting here. y Free Parking o Time Limit y Evening Until During This Sale s With Frames Neessey * leat? oe tee re PMA 29 Ug ahc, aale en. '% * : Fay Ata 4 Bor . Pe, Se re a= ¥ } ae ert eo: $210 4-Pc. a —————. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . 9.75 $ 4.50 Footstools, Assort- ed Coverings...... $ 2.49 Bridge, Floor & Table Lamp $26.75 Junior Lamp with silk shade.......:.$22.75 $19.75 Bridge Lamp to match $18.50 Junior Lamp with silk shade.........$14.95 $15.00- Bridge Lamp to DR as sweeew ans $11.95 $12.75 Junior Lamp with Die oie... ...5: $ 8.75 $10.70 Bridge Lamp to TEE 6S oa es én $ 7.50 $ 6.00 Table Lamp com- plete with shade...$ 3.75 $ 4.75 Decorated Vase Lamp complete....$ 2.98 Sale of Odd Lamps and Bases Regular $7.50, $8.50, $9.00 and $12.00 values Special, $2.98 A variety of shapes, designs and patterns. Closing out the entire lot at one low price. Sample Go-Carts— 20°. Off Curtains and Draperies 75c—32 and 36-in. Cre- Ee ner 3S¢ $1.00 Crinkle Bedspread Cloth, 45 in. wide... .69c $7.50 Arabian Net Panel er ap $3.50 30c per yd. 314 and 3-in. Silk Fringe, per yd. .15c $6.95 Fancy Rayon Pil- DO wag ees dace es $4.50 $7.00 Full - size Bed- NE keke cianes $3.98 $3.50 Heavy Drapery Da- mask, 50 in., sq. yd..$2.95 $1.00 Rayon Drapery Ma- terial, 36 in. wide, sq. CREE $2.00 36-in. Drapery Vel- our, red, taupe, and See. baweeeS cae $1.69 $3.00 Ruffle Curtains in voile and marquis- OW icc cise emees $1.98 $4.00 and $5.00 Lace edge ON cis: $2.95 9% & WASHINGTON 7. Yy mS . ae Sage er reine efit ee ee as ape eres Eee Rie er cst ene Sie Mee gee te ly Been a ae | AN Seciacinaiae sts ena aaes eee eee . YS ‘ . g DASE / — Pa ase . ELLRUNG & GRIMM AUGUST FURNITURE SALE Our regular “Pay from your income” plan of payments will apply during the sale. Asmall down payment and © we willset any item you select aside for you. Purchase now—any merchandise held for future delivery. Special Sale of Sample Curtains Values that sold regularly | $2.50, $3.50. $5.00 and $7.00 Special, $1.00 per pair and per panel. A large selection Filet Net Linoleum Remnants lf, Price Stair Carpets $1.90 Brussels Stair Car- pets, 27 in. wide, yd. $1.45 SAVE 10 to t4O% HELLRUNG & GRIMM: 16# & CASS Se eR naa ae ae Bed-Davenport Suites $246.00 3-Pc. Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite .$198.00 $173.00 3-Pc. Red Decorated Bed-Daven- NT TN ok ak sc hn nc kean sane ee $137.50 $262.00 2-Pc. Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite.#149.00 $257.50 2-Pc. Mohair Bed-Davenport Suite $187.00 = | 7 Panels and Ruffle Curtains. $210.00 3-Pc. Jacq’d Bed-Davenport Suite. .$149.00 fe R ss 4 4 y oe $49.00 -Walnut Cedar- $169.00 3-Pc. Jacquard Living-Room Suite $134.00 g UW pew Lined Chest...... $41.75 $263.00 2-Pc. Frieze Living-Room Suite. . .$198.00 =e $62.00 Cedar lined Wal- = $210.00 2-Pc. Mohair Living-Room Suite. .$169.00 : 2 nut Chest......... o53-/5 $197.00 2-Pc. Mohair Living-Room Suite. $149.50 Cy t e & : : e : g a a | UL Mirrors 4}! we $ 2.50 Console Poly- . n . ft! Chrome Mirrors...$ 1.49 Fiber Suites ‘ $11.90 Buffet Mi $ 7.95 S $13.90 Buffet etseite . 8.75 $222.00 4-Pc. Decorated Fiber Suite... ....$146.00 \ | —m $31.50 Swinging Pier $126.00 3-Pc. Rolling-Back Fiber Suite ...$ 89.00 | 3 \ Mirrors .......... $21.75 $ 83.00 3-Pc. Lloyd Loom Fiber Suite... $ 69.00 Vy : id $ 52.00 3-Pc. Fiber Suites, ass’t finishes. .$ 36.75 y ? | Sy, > . Axminster Rugs $122.00 3-Pc. Fiber Bed-Davenport Suite. .$ 89.00 | io i $39.75 9x12 Axminster Ka | ‘Y S} BOM ccs ici $33.50 Z t | $42.00 8%4x10!4 Axmin- , | 1] | ster ~ toga bn cee $34.75 Odd Tables ? > wy | $45.00 Seamless Axmin- ; 4 a= L ster 9x12 size ..... $37.50 $ 9.50 Tilt-Top Tables, enameled.......... $ 6.75 : See a $49.75 Axminster Seam-_ $ 4.50 2-Shelf Radio Table. . ...-d 2,98) es ye on an ee ae $ 2.75 Enameled Half-Oval End Table... ..$ 1.98 St 3 f Pale aan e Pe $39.50 $ 5.20 End Table, RO vw ens uel $ 2.98 : 7 } $59.00 Axminster Heavy $ 5.50 End Tables, assorted colors eh 6 eta sa $ 2.98 fj : Ze oe WE Seamless 814x1012.$49.75 $ 2.75 Cloth-Top Card Tables............. $ 1.69 i Sv 4 —.* $59.75 9x12 Seamless Ax- ; $21.00 Enamel Occasional Tables... ...... $16.00 , : % hi ~ sites da alia =— $24.00 Walnut Occasional Tables ...:.... .$16.75 | ton a 953.75. 25.00 Walnut Occasional Tables...... aoc eneee M.- d ) $7.75 Oval Axminster $24.50 Solid Walnut Gateleg Tables. ...... .$18.75 GES " S eee am 6.50 2 I ee So $10.95 Axminster row Aw — | S Rugs, 27x54 ...... $ 8.75 ° —— >, ||| Ss Special Range Sale. scan —\,' | | — “Sy Te: . Velvet Rugs $ 51.00 Detroit Jewel Detroiter, black and : _—— — PN ITD $39.75 9x12 Seamless bi $ 39.75 It TAN \* Nes yf Velvet with fringed SOURNO a 6.5, os 6 8 a0 b 0k 6) te 6 Oe a // INS \\ \, “) “pee eee $34.50 $ 67.00 Sample Siegler, white and red por- ¥ >) i> \\\ Val _—— $42.00 814x101, Heavy CUM os ha oS kode os ~ 49.50 4 ae: Vi Velvet Seamless with $ 65.00 Roesch, all-porcelain, colors.. ....$ 55.00 i ZA\2 fringed ends...... $35.00 ¢ 63.00 Bridge & Beach “Superior,” colored \— $47.50 9x12 Seamless : 1 la; $ 56.75 a Velvet with fringed £ a -porce eee Ger 0 6 0ae as 2 2 0S 5 Se eS . eile. say ak $39.75 $$ 79.00 Charter Oak, all-porcelain........ .$ 59.00 $65.00 9x12 Heavy Seam- $ 80.00 Detroit Jewel, full white porcelain.$ 69.75 less Velvet, fringed §=§ $118.00 Detroit Jewel, sample, white porc..$ 77.50 ig $49.75 ee — ciapnagdt cia Ne tate ‘j $ 87.00 Roesh, colored all-porcelain....... $ 79.00 $106.00 Quick Meal, sample, white porc.. .$ 79.50 me Felto Rugs and $102.00 Charter Oak, all-porcelain........ $ 89.75 ; in $137.00 Detroit Jewel, sample, white porc..$ 92,50 ae A dogg spams SS $109.00 Bridge & Beach “Superior,” all-por- ™ echen and rooms, $8.75 ttmacv ee ceveabess $ 98.75 75c Felto Floor Cover- $154.00 Detroit Jewel, all-porcelain........$137.50 , ing for kitchens and ) rooms, sq. yd.. .59c Genuine Cork Refrigerators Linoleum $ 31.50 3-door side-icer, oak ............. $26.90 . / $1.25—4 yards wide, for $ 39.75 -3-door, white in and out .......... $33.85 | Kitchen, halls and $ 49.00 100-Ib., 3-door, oak ...:....05 +2, 00.78 : a Se eth ales ine $ 47.00 100-Ib., white in and out ....... . .$39.95 ‘ 7. Cork digo Riera " Ses “$13.95 $ 49.50 3-door, porcelain lined . $41.95 $ 65.00 3-door, porcelain lined $ 62.00 3-door Bohn Icyco .... $104.00 Bohn, all-porcelain lined .... Diamond Tires and Tubes on, Our 12-Payment Plan |

Page 68

Od Ni RRR Blip Meats pe os ee SA eh eithny Tiga canna n ip ey 9 5 ar i PAGE 4A __ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘ch = ‘a ae ages, SOP LMA BOR BS Sot oe. Pe Moksha 2 ey oo lee Srekedeutes BY ty ; 5 Ozark Gabi 'Tealian and Jugo-Slav Convicts Re- Ans leased to U. S. Authoritics, > — neh Gace haga a chad etait 7 today to two foreign convicts e Missouri. penitentiary here ‘vy v e de t Ree Ee i a we gt ‘ c. ies ee ee Delegation to World Sunday tages for 4 people with boat, $12.25 ; Per week, An idea! family resort, Succ 2 quiet and exclusi. -. (700d fishing. in th . ~ - th bathing, ZO TESTE A aa RC an Pp Be cm de _— me Se etc lease a oe ‘ the wathrcasiahie he Maritain id da i ee oc ee PRA: sank tyineaandae A ‘a Site _— “ - ~ : . | — + @ | United States immigration officiais 5 . ~ 3 : : - . "hac ? Vv - . 13 XN. Oe GArfiel@ S233) Lvnca Topalovacki, sentenced to . School Convention to Stucy ‘ee 15 years from St. Louis from Jan. St louis Churches j 77 * a> 2 oe 4 « aa — * # °5. 19818. for a statutory crimé, W111 ° Paying tenants are quickly found throuch Post-Dispatch wants. Phone your want ad or leave it With your nearest druggist. —— + be sent back to Jugo-Slavia. Pet¢ x “ }. (tnt el es - + aval « . Y’} | Fornoli, sentenced from C22ariton does mead »o ahey 2 > i 7 : jelegvation of 52 Japanese men County for burglary will be de- a eit - tytn oo v3 : . _ : * TY as mM 24a ood Ww ashe ported to Italy. and women, Maxing a & : ~ “? 7 2 - tour of the United States following * Pn ge A ya yan Metaentiliedinnndcnbe ds teh Abeeenies dhearb cine on ae chy SRA Satoregey wi LE AE OO et I ST gi Pa ys ie Cee es i ‘ iets | e es Passe ay & ; bh, - -.9af n ~ q« ° i ae 5 3 ST Louis at ‘ “a > mH. today and . . St 4eet te. ' : "ve ‘ tare: will spend the day . visiting the i. See é y oe 5 . ; - : — + Hy - 30 Ud city. with speciai attention given to . aa > é ae “+ ¥ i - 9 3 “7 , H in . = / gq study of St. Louis sunday scaoois - > ; = ra oe t “J wa. ‘ rec Hee ; oe a Our semi-annua!] } £ . * , cs age eesti meas : Se 5 % z il-a Ai Sf 'e@ } riyvPngTNTrTe rics H | Geroves _ a te : * ¥ 4 ~4Ohba~GQiiis bai ait Oi 4i4i4 £4140 Ul . sun - an¢ oi The delegation Will be met by | tae is now on. Here is your opportunity to secure some ion Committee headed ‘by a. 6S yeh ee Besa yaemngy a Reception Committee headed bs ¥ % +1. > ~~. . , ; a Fi : réeai Vaile Ss. ¢ us Liin x Whoa : ~ me ~ yi af Te. , ~ ’ : : . £ ie 3 eit : as ] nat this means, a ts Frank M. See, who is in charge of . . : . . * ~ i 2 €: 5 A quyction on a ectae - *h oF T~4 ware Trans (rhs . a ; sas “ tVwLUnm bi i Ss YS Dicer i * yf a at . a ‘7 ae ai ; : . : : +44 4 ai a } A , -. r mm Ad the program of enter tainment. a _ q - 2. 7 ° . 7 bo z= 2 VW Lil 1OiC PoHMMI a ~4 . ye + TI 4 . vy. Sen 2 a i — ATT a” 4 } rr? BH Aw & a rid el ‘( hase ie i ~ Roof Garde the chairman and iS . ' _ 1? eo. £ - 1 airman of the party will be : : Trece nted ww LOH a s tn ergh memo- * ' se Tt on | ? +} > - i Y ai } \ 7 ,. Hoara Oi Lue ¢ ‘ arr ar of Con m~rarrsa and the 7 §. other visitors will ‘be provided * with so nirs furnished by St im * Louis manuf rers = party 4 .) . then visit various Sundar se ’ | i. schools and c urches and later will é aa ze - i : ee $ hea II an Qrvests at hg homes a? ie various m mbers of the eommit- ine . . tae 7 > the ¢ “ning the visitors NS AND YOUNG MEN’S “nic suppe : will be guests ata p lic supper on the ‘ rou is Theolog mn] SUMMER — 33; 0FF ts% —. | a group of young Dp! m: P Louis churches will conduct a ves- 3 8 0 per service and pageant depicting it 3 ‘B z the development of good will he- Te HIGH-GRADE MOHAIRS, TROPICAL PLAINLY MARKED PRICES ¢ “"cgn Jere ang America. The PRAY — = 31] lear c+ T.o9uis late O- Hod BEACHCLOTHS, LINENS, SEERSUCKERS party will leave St. Louis late te £S * ’ nioht+ . : ; = iLige SUITS) |SUITS J Bes LL A oi 7.95 30 17.50 67 > . He suits)” |suits || ae % 4 i een emcee Wg suitsQ" |suits | J : wae | &-=:FRANKLIN niinal 3 , a ee oon hn REt ce srpltine: » P A. Starck: Fiano En. ANNOUNCES ITS GREATEST MIDSUMMER SALE . = 78 Pianos, Player-Pianos and Grand Pianos to Be :4 @ Sold at a Fraction of Their Real Value. Never Were ah: Prices So Low or Values So Great. Act at Once!! i: ~ , FIVE BRAND-NEW i oe = ¢ if Player-Pianos : : : 4 ~ While They Last ‘e n rs oe These bargains will be sold quickly. Your op- : % ea. - portunity to buy a high-grade Player at a give- 4 = away prce and on easy terms is NOW. Each Player sold with the Starck guarantee of abso- lute satisfaction. : Terms $2 Per Week : =| (USED PIANOS _ ; f USED PLAYERS Kimball . .. . . . $67 | Ernest Gabler. . 48 S$ | Baldwin ee $135 | Davis & Son... 37 Mang ..-.... da ~~ ees TS coe ee. Pie Wurlitzer.... 167 : ecmeee..... 20 DOWN?” a 375 Ss or DELIVERS MANY q MANY OTHERS | Weser ee 0 | USED PIANOS THREE BRAND-NEW : Former Baby Grand Pianos ..*“:... While They Last °375 These dainty Grand Pianos are brand-new and sold under the Starck guarantee of absolute satiifaction. Deo not delay. These beautiful Grands would be «a real bargain at double the price we are asking. a_— . . en Sw rweig 3X us pn a . J $i, ws) io +e - " ae basse > is dou a $a 2 Pepe ge Oo eee ‘ Se i as Pees: ‘ saat bb ighak ve Ls haghees RS ~*~ od >» adits» ae ty, fi 5 Dip hi AR. nay, i: Set a 6, ASD Y Si aa, Se * ae Pate oe 4, ag A li g Only a Manufacturer Can Offer Such Values o S WEEK orex 8 A Starck Biann Gn. Manufacturers of Starck Grand. Player and Upright Pianos 2018 OLIVEST. 3 / - 7 P| ate moan > 4s \ priation Snouid Ve maceé i. vail +3 — = + + ~ 2rnim am * far nacional or Siai.eée govern! haw OE Lor the enforcement of prohibition. Nathan Frank's’ Answer. Nathan Frank, candidate for the Republican nomination for Sena- tor, said he favored subDmission of - v the gut stion 0 re aie . > | = vote or the peopie, and that the eighteen amendment should be — - . ; - # § ure, sale and transportation of in- Bernard P. Bogvy and Henrv A. Bundschu, Republican candidates for Senator. sent wet replies, Bovy advocating repeal of the amend- ment and modification of the Vol- stead act and that there should b ~ 34 7 b ™ ‘ ~ ” nf ~ no Federal or State appropriatioi’s for enforcement Sundschu Sdiu f elected he would vote for modi- fication of he Volst an act to per- mit sale of liquor of a higher aivco- noik ontent. William QO. Atkeson, Republican, for Senator answered that h: would not favor change in the Vol- stead act other than to make it more effective $300.000.000 for Enforcement. Robert I. Young, Democrat, for favored repeal of the ind modification of the H ixed $ , } - ae t proper State appropriations ad whose i icy for is ‘ rai t Seri- ration, said that ¥ e n modification of th: iaxs +» Marrm >? tho - * — LU id h 4h4 4 & as > ~ re maar Wad 4 Pa ‘Asse 4 ~ a * + ~ ~~ ++ - hh > + mm ALCL on c [a- OT ent of the eigoht- re OnmAmant ana +h Vo} +7 2 ame igd@ment an ‘ Lne OTST ad . , were repealed. FUGGERITES CONTINUE TO PAY ONLY DOLLAR A YEAR RENT Such Is the Rule in Four-Century- Old City Within City of Augsburg. ; ; ia a i T + . - " @ —in tne face of an acute housing shortage, residents of Fuggrere’ have continued to pay $1 a year rent The rate has not changed i as 4n9 ‘ ars. 7 ures rr c +h, oldest an settlement n Ger- many still used for residence pur- poses. It is a city within a city, a part of Augsburg. Jacob io reror 7 i,Prman mor a ( ruse a ria ‘ ~ on ba + 7 hes —_— +} nant premce of the sixteenth tury, laid out a site for housing peopie of small maans. and todar ; }- ‘ Ahatead tid a 4 . +> . DMnvwe4 4 ~ +. Spe Oo ite i Si~-. isDea ii. YY" "1 = . : Pe ‘ t RR : . mad is y T :7 a ~ rut } oP ge Om ERE RS i Y . ws uiy w Prawment ~ # - * : — —— : - f , A 447 443 C444 Ou. Joda,06 ade ida imn- heritance tax on the estate of Pau} brown of St. Louis, former tobacco nanufacturer and owmer of larre estate holdings in St. Louis. was made to the State Treasurer todav by the Mercantile Trust Co. of St Louis, executor of the eState. The estate had an appraised value of $13,023,612. This is the largest inheritance ‘(ax Payment ever made in Mis- sie “on “~ | } - souri. ihe second largest was a | Payment of $433.179. made in De- cember. 1327, on the estate of Tx = se ale | >. . - James lneodore Walker. of 8&t. i£0OUIS, Who was killed in an ir- Diane accident in June, 192 An additional $796,969 in inher- *-. = “ - bin ‘ ' HANCe [axes 18 cialmed b the State : ie a TS $950 WEEKLY Pays for This Complete Outht —Nothing Else to Buy Come In and See Our 3-ROOM BUNGALOW BEDROOM—6-piece walnut bedreem suite, all-felt mattress, Simmons spring. pair ef feather pillows, cle«- breakfast set, solid eak kitchen cabinet. S112 Geld Sen! MUUUTUANUANTUATAUUA TUATHA UAT Completely Furnished .. LIVING ROOM—Bennutifal s-piece everstufifed Wring- % reem suite, inmp and davenpert tabie. end tabie ; recoim-size AXminsater Ruc. | tric bed lamp, reem-sized bedreem ruc Anything listed o— de AKITCHE \—Caaranteed enbinet lie rane. o—piere need may be changed or we cengoleum rug and a beautiful 100-piece dinner set. will give credit accordingty. fed SS SS SS Sea SS SS SaaS Ss SS SSS SS SS eS Ss ES ES SSS SS SS SS SS SS Ss Sa SS Ss OSs SS SS Sse Ss SSS Ss Ss Ss Ss Ss aS SS eeeceed faced fccrscd Pccoened f cttaced [ccmered [caine [comma [Simms ('amcceed [ cman f Cees f come fom There ts pothing mere conven- ient than ene eof these all-enk Kitchen Cabhinet«x« as illuetrated nhove. Large space fer all your kitchen accessories, fleur bin. silverware drawers, also a get of spice jars. sucar bhevwls, aah aginst "7 66> An Unusual Bargain at This Price VISIT OUR - DAY-BED This benutiful, walnut finish. CHIFFOROBE Day-Bed. that epens in«atant!* inte a f{nil-sised comfertable Just look—This massive Chif- bed. constructed with henvwr. forobe with five larre drawers, neon-sag spring. complete with a beautiful cretenne-cewered reomy clothes closet, and hat mattress ut this unusea!l compartment, finished in either price oak or wal- “om > j 4= nut. What. $ | 52> terms m a vaine at $1 Down Delivers Any One of These Unusual Values VAIS « FURNITURE Co ALnether geed bayr— piece Beq Ourfit, all-metni, waleet f nen-ang «pring, and 4 comfertahie. all , Tews, eftered - . S this > a aww a ar price ie:

Page 69

if mo ; = ie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MOR? 28 AGE 5A st ee . - . . => i \ \ LY 2 9 192 ~ gow - >! . wet Mceacaen cee, UNDAY MORNING, JULY 29, ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 5A z a “oS ee 5, Nantes get : “3 - ye espn ; a a Ae " 5 ~ Roe Tae ™ 7 \ ; ea oe ‘ : oe mt . Siar ~ Yat dct te Bh cdg ee : me . ae - Aon J » i beth: ry dl . tremendous values, el er aa ousands of dollars, JPA, ues yourself. a ends, end table, magazine rack i : e or junior lamp, with shade i : . ee EVER before in the leguaitacee aay of St. ‘beaks has thete been such exceptional merchandise offered at sale 2 G7 ; A I] prices, as is being offered during this great August Furniture Sale. Furniture and household accessories of the . : tores newest type—purchased at the great Chie ‘ago June F urniture Mark et for Fall business and offered at v ery much 4 ° ud ’ + S43 : a below their actual worth to give thrifty nn ist ted Home Makers the opportunity to buy NOW for their Fal! needs. - gis . Open | ill Note that every piece pictured below is an exact drawing of the actual piece, faithfully executed by our artists. T pi» @ ; erms : ; 618 FRANK LIN —4g— 9955 EASTON ; yl. | : oc to Suit You ra 7 5 io 2722 CHEROKEE STORES TO 7350 MANCHESTER igi: Vgc eee F SERVE YOU Aare Coxwell Chair and Ottoman . Occasional aif a. Every line of these handsome Coxwell Ge Chairs, with their deep, reclining back, | able Ses ae spells ease and comfort. Springs in the agen ie * seat, cushion and back and in the spacious This lovely Occasional Table t ; Ottoman. These handsome pieces up- is constructed of walnut ve- ! - 7 ° holstered in linen, friezes and moquettes, =, sw wr y. neer over hardwoods It has 7 fringe on the bottom : ‘it: ga eight beautiful turned legs, fs . ie z arms. Fringe on the - oe _=— te — eee matched veneers and rests , Ottoman. $85 Value. e = on beautifully curved and q ‘2 5M Selling at all stores. turned rails, Extremely mod- : if ern in design and a wonder- - ful piece of furniture, $35 | value. $9 49 | i: (Exactly as Illustrated) i ! — ‘ A we . M tic T | a : —_— odernis c Taboret , eine Two-Piece Bed Living-Room Suite Sa — iS Satan ff | n d . " eee i" full-size buffet, extension 2 i = —— t chair. Large beawtiful . —- ~ ——_ @esicn. Grasp this opper- 2 = — f Rp ee Es " ni ———_ 2 CONSOLE MIRRORS 3 a — bthe 8 C af : ° | ———— ——— [ is in the new | ey Lamps Junior Lamps | Be ag me | $ 95 twisted design. A Th da! Bria These dainty Lamps are { 25=- ac, —— imitation parch- ’ These dainty ae hes Po ron Ager nr le i — ; ee : za . ment shade and } Lamps are very ett leh : = | —— = : titel de 3 trimmed with rosettes. y ' == |, Oe ae . ' Iustrated eautifully co- able for the porch or sunroom. Dain Antique brass beds and — : ’ = a : Sa (Lxactiy as ustrated ) vated can. A rare & finished in antique bronze with ctand decorated with ' -- , : 4 = . és : re eign rte: lly po 2 some a mm tation glass ball - i . a | an 4 exceptional Attractive imitation parchment sha "poem yringeey hon: ™ | . \ ee — y = t + { “ terms to cheoes rem. - walling Tames y ling at all stores. ; | = a | = ‘ ‘ — eS a 4 4 > ' sale price. Selling at $3. 69 $3. 95 \\ — = os “ ‘ ' WwW nh ile } 60 last ‘ (7a) iVaAnizZegd iTon a fon dewntewn and # = — : container inside ue iting $ 45 ) > erokee Stores onl; , as 7 . ° . A si at Maplewood and Cheroe- S | Bridge Junior kee Stores only. | (Exactly as Dllustrated) (Exactly as Illustrated) rs 89 , B . e (Exactly ase : E Five-Piece Solid Oak Breakfast Set cme tinaeates) Cedar Chest Footstool ive-Piece | r : — h adh This ar uine walnut se ee 2 ee This handsome Five-Piece Oak Breakfast Set con- (i.xactly as f ‘of Xx Another geo nap ipa . Chests are constructed o© genuine aU" so ote gee sists of an automatic extension table with two v8 drawers, piece Beq Outfit, consints #6 . a gy Beautiful overiays m_ attractive reptiona priee « % leaves, and four chairs. Table hag six legs and iMustrated.) ali-metal, walnet finis designs. Lined with oy ‘ re chairs are sturdiiy built. boxed in to for one and hat ; nd a Tennessee Cedar. Size J 15 incnes oe 3 | in to form “—— aa / A non-«ag «pring. = oe Be 48 be 21 inches red Zapon Lest herett plece closed chair. Finished in blended oak with ulsite ' in either comfortable, ali-ce —e Turned lege: $45 | Walru finjeu Fama decorations of conventional designs. Selling at b “a. offered compit value. Selling m all rimmed ue — Seer ateores. (ze } ; = stores. pronse Nees oUly Lxnet Hustrated. ss = cay ee ros) Mirrors : ES price ee , | af -o* ie ’ 45 Fe pee = f Paha’ Cong eS Dl eB. PP YA se POR ae OB a ee au: eas : These very handsome Mir- 3 # ? e “ amir ae : vw a kf -- S_ 3 as a backed with gold desigus c A companion Chest, strmiflariy ‘fi Iijustrated.) ; The frames sre of hand- Reconditioned 3 whed, 48 by 21 inches. Hand- ¥: somely vurnished gold in Furn! somely decorated with overiays & antique designs. Two d#- Sample Walnut veneer Tennessee Cedar ; signs illustrated here. $11.95 With Terms at O™ | a CS vem. cong ot 5m y value. At all stores, : stores. : yee 4 Exchange — sere MAE )20 894-75 a . . (Esactiy as Miustrated) 412 N. be (‘Exactly as Ubustrated.) S i2th ST. J ‘ ry i me. i SE = a Hae ies a

Page 70

IS as See Ee OUR IPE re oe 8 Siena cars Spe: ed ated PAGE 6A ities SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 29. 1928 Free Delivery Service F rom All Neighborhood Stores BR ‘a a eee Bere « é Ri o 120 owt 7 a ay v4 . ie Ey iz ra ie ent ; : " ee od aoe # - 2 a : ‘ s be +9) ers ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ iz ART EIGHT. ‘ Pindex To a Classified ‘ Advertisement “ cs s ume, a Palmolive Shaving With 60c Dier-Kiss alc i Cream Face Powder S3c 89c | 35c 44c $7.00 75C 7S5c Houbigant’s Quel- | End Package With With 60c Bottle of Astringoso] Cc | : On the Following Pages: | Sdepios re ee inte mand Thine. aa ) aay ae ae o+ e080 4 Bee ss * : Si natertns and Teckpointing. 4 | WRIGLEY S “area MINT . | EEE Gusine. Opportunities oe Cool off with a refreshing ae ro See er Hot-Weather Special at one of 4 aa abet anil Builders... # | Wolff-W ilson’s Fountains. | ul ur Cores | Carpet Cleaning ‘(+ 2 it a Cemetery Lets . "renew J 4, a : ‘Clesning ons Myeding. .. .... .cc0 bd | — : — : —— | Coming Events ei , ; | , P Beocins 4s ” oe | FREE! | { FREE! FREE! || FREE! |{ FREE! || FREE! || FREE! FREE: Sa f con . ‘ , ‘ , Fiancee ~we eal Dainty Sifter With Shaker With 60c 25c Jar Coty s Gold-Plated Gillette 60c Bottle of ~~ a 25c Colgate ee Witk Box of 75. Box Hudnut’s Can of Thompson’s Colcreme With Razor With Djer-Kiss Perf Fiancee Face Three Flowers Chocolate Ma! ted $1.00 Bottle Coty’s Powder Face Powder ili Three 25¢ Bars of Shari ~~ ashmere Bouquet ae Soa | 70c | : sities | . tere Curtam Cicaning . Let end Pound ; ques Fleur, Idea] or ere Invisible Bifocal Lenses - Mon Boudoir Talc, 59c ——— ees’ a 3 = 5 @° | E cary n 24 hours, cold 72 hours. Pints, Special, 79¢ &§ Quart Bottle © .$1.69 a ecause they are Proud +h» +} ‘2e@ responsi {Neutrality imported Ma- Dility, the Phar. e to accept HS & * & & : : & Will keep liquid hot e =z e & Pir nee ce alee. WF hyena, veces , ” ee , age 6, 7 ying Aan a, Pe. jabee GAL oY eh tg OY Je Rl a eer Reese Bs sy ee PR a eae ne ee shes oti, ds a oR ; had , wd ‘5 iv: ‘ by Rete | Cigar Specials | . rescriptions Nn exactin 10c Str. Muriel. 4 for 30c i. re a2 . Two sights ground service. The ingredients used and dij , i. SU ast ri _ = ? oh tga rections for t priced at $15. During this r tek ane 3 for 25c E] Soltero, 5c str. “ “ing are of vita! im por-~ tance. Wolff-W ils n Pharmacists: are 8c Hauptman’s Hand 5 5 experienced men who five their una; e 4 undi- ee a 5 for 30c filling Prescriptions. - to work without no 8c Havana Ribbon 5 for 30c 2A Brownie $1.09 Miles’ Nervine. 73¢] Mouth Washes Fail $ 2? ere wil EPILEPS - ment tor | 29¢ Phenolax Wafers, 3 for. __ -30c | 5p CHECK OR PREVENT py. $3.19 60c D jer-Kiss Sesto ae etre your ORRHEA — because the saliva svstem ac. that ory "our, miued nervous | $1.25 Pimkham’s Vegetable meutralizes their oe ae ae $1.50 M . time “Ener tom fr me danees Rosine wil Compound __ iin e ta a hieuee a -0c Princess Pat ge! age gue EEE 59 é Miles... Oa, $1.00 Coty’s Pinaud’s Ean de Quinine, 69c, $1.23 # ra Regular $15.00 No 1A Pocket ‘ ‘ , Ez Kodak, Kedar $13 98 $1.09 Mahdeen Hair Tonic. cn ee ~ le aan ant ee ‘ 4 agen . ~~ | 90c Spring Maid $1.00 Herpicide Hair Tomic. .. 13 Dalincen ide anches Be ' Carry-All Cases irlove Baby, Ib. Ovaltine .. . 38¢, 65¢, $1.19 | i ia 30 Deodo See a Goreme | Hospita] ao, SOE: $3.98 JUICE OF : : mea eres! S| We We ch Hazel 29, | Schoenfeld Tea | 30 | Q ings and swim. ee PO OGe ewan o . : og os © 6 te «0 ae YOU'LL EAT B = ming. sty pin 3 for 59c $1 00 Iro : : y . 69 WORK B * * i: 1.50 Value | 75 R | : mized Yeast. nae c ETTER Aspirin : ’ 8 Price 25¢ Seuibb’ ached & . . - | $1.00 Pyrosana Mouth Wash. . .59¢ Sale = = wa 4 Mc |S0e R&C dade ae | On Piste Water, arge bottle... 2% — = b e 25¢ Blue Moon ee | Ci aie 19 “ 25¢ Zine Stearate..." ** 3 for 5c 25¢ Size, 3 Pkgs., ec 25¢ Cuticura astructed. = Narcissus de Chine. 3 for 20c We Recommend Z. . TANLAC Perfume on size. A con. ree Flowers __ ++. 25e, 50 | : _——— D . ri tin” Kenge |25e Beresia "755 | ciama ee eur "nay “| Department Specials ~ ; . : ; Oo} Rct Fram ttents hot a: 20c Mennen s Kora Konia. __ . . 39¢ Gas— Stomach Pains— a . ompeian ZZi Jt doe “ By cp: x ve oe i halt, : ‘ il aa a rie rs OSI re ue At 7th and Washington 408 Washington iness—Headaches and Grand and Olive en : | Stores Only For the Teeth able ingredients of ee’ Nett. | $4.50 Galliweg Perfume 25c Sanito] Tooth Paste a sili or C I the Uniteg “sites Pharma mein, : “c Ipana Tooth Pasie... 9, cr Million Bottles Used | *9-99 R. & G. Le Jade Squibb’s Tooth Paste PRI En 36c REG. MCE. $1.10- and. Fleur eta : $2. 39 . 0c Forhan’s Tooth Paste” S8t fe ee 19¢ : ¢ mee Sas e Hahna and How to Retain 60c Lyon's Tooth Powde : = $5.00 Inecto Rapid ee cn, $3. 19 Your Beau- C coal |__Hair Dye, $3.69 $2 Coty L? Sn lovin tiful Hair $1.90 Listerine Mouth Wash ae Amazing ny .neere, nate ae I 39 Pers Grey Mar ment $1.00 Pyrozide Tooth Powder, 79 ; ly 00 Cot 7 Wei hene es ‘ Powders Use any face pon ee aN De eee ow w+ 106 BAM POR Mi v8 we 25 Peek ae es i «tot oy ah ae Pe A oh ie f = # odors nas S Ra@Cura)o $1.35 Bottle, an Shades, $1.13 ie Fann-« SHA WPue to? he 4862 before &ppiring Restorer Pest . » > . 3 : . . + mie ee ii, i ¥ . : r -~ ° a8 RR if he POPE Or eri mS, almost ee Cc > = ry « 4 ~ "Fs et Oe ee ee j : ; . 3 ; PY ty af . sit e , ; : $1 50 N ace “ the?! PMN pre: im. 2 > “Pea ; t? ’ : > ee NOT we . sac T er : s4de Sng She. ——— ' MARRIAGE LICE? NSES. ? fo? ’ % ez é Pee ie roe e Peo hi W ‘ » a. . e ; — -s . p? ee RY $1.00 Mavis yee oe 79c pres " on eh lle . 7 ‘ar chin ws the hair +s Spring Maid oD? tee 26a Ges eth i oO OF £6 Sime “Ce te ose ee 6 _ eee? 6608 @en nae ts 10-inch, straight 1998 10-inch oscil. , $7948 a "e+ « — cay es Syringe io da ot eee sceconn — 19¢, 39, 79 Roxbury Hot-Water > Bottle ih * - 26 enews —_— Omega Combination cunt Syringe and Hot- Water a... eam, Ib... .39¢ | Qmees Fountain a eae " *¢ 066 Ce éeneca Z2-tb.. . . . 63¢ ts ——— -...39¢, 69% Ce " ded ora os $1.00 Golden Peacock Bleach . .59¢ | Rubber 5 E en een nl Pond’s. 2Ic. 33c: 1; -Ib Sponges | a ae Ram ScineiGer 2115 &. oth *. *® HMoltmasz 2 5 6.0 + «ae . eed de oP OPP O84 oheow & CF 6S =e 2 he w& ead Sa © 6--e on | None of the oid to end Dain, Dut af " As a E a sale rv - : ee S44 - then flushed from the aw’ om i = | akitie, Bethaitea. aL; Ruth Vom, =*tiz war az and bobbing friple O: ent very er eee 79¢ Close. Special. . wat 5. Leavis. S73E Mafttn, McParlang e144 &. i4th. GisnLs - . r Files. ails ~S 1. Vieten Qt. 2 2 > © e 86 « S ag a . TB484 Po. co. 39c : SESE ote 4 ; F i

Page 71

The Old-Time Favorite— Delicious and Tasty b / os WRIGLEY'S SPEARMINT JUICY FRUIT FREE! s A Handsome Bottle of Shari Perfume with $2.50 Shari Face Powder In white, green and brown. Sale Price 19c, 39c Keep Cool These Hot Days With an Electric Fan 8-inch, straight. . $5.48 10-inch, straight, $10.98 10-inch oscil. . . .$12.48 Syringe ‘Roxbury Hot-Water Gloria Ladies’ Vaginal Rubber Goods at Cut Prices 89c Bottle ... * > Omega Combination Fountain co an See $1.49 Roxbury Fountain Omega Fountain “SS Teer. oe Spray Syringe ......... $2.49 Oe oe ec seas: OO age Poss. $th and Lucas. Fhe. chember S& -s091¢e Connecticut. le ‘wa 7 “218 Lafavette aK 79° & ppc. - ; be | +A ane : . Schenc *k. AG LS, py 5 Wolke . #72 Births and 232 Deaths. Pitre were oe a births and =e reported in St, Louis last orty-seven persons died of - «6 372 mhic heart trouble, 27 of cat! - contol a cer, 18 of Bright's disease. 18 diseases of the nervous systecn of pneumonia, 7 of apoplexy an like number of appendicitis were 9 accidental deaths. and 1 homicide and.1 heat pros- tration. Casting aside everything in the faithful perform- of the duty to which we are called, we respond with such aagsist- ance as is needed. MULLEN Undertaking Company 5165 DELMAR BL. FOrest 0877 ance K ¢ TERIES K GROVE THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL MAUSOLEUM CAbany S608 GArfieli 8331 SEE SONSEY FIRST “The Park of Memories” on GRAVOIS ROAD Perpetual Charier-Perpeiual Care (NNONSECTARIAN Teams. Laclede 7052. Riverside 2470 (c99) cS) CEMETERY LOTS 12-grave lots. Mount Lebanon Masonic Cemetery: Lar- gain. Box K-4. Post-Dispatch ics UNDERTAKERS 'GERAGHTY ,,. B-L. A-T Orest @2R1. JEffersen 3608. DEATHS | Bender, doseph M. Bonnarens, Martin Bulie. Charlies J. Daffern, Ethel Cath- rn Davis, Eliabeth Dickerson, Kermit Dorfel. Helen. Edgren, Andrew Farrell, Margaret M. Garrison, dames C. Gillespie. Jennie M. Gindra, Carrie. Gorman, dames Hart. Nettie West. Haase, Henry 4. Hayes. dohn F. Hendricks, Edward Herbert, Charles. Herrmann, dacob Hetzel. Stelln bh. Joos. Caroline Margaret Kircneucter, dua. Winter, Helen Mary BENDER—Entrred into rest July 26, 1925. Joseph M. Bender, Office 2 Easton Av. B-.Y-L-E _(c62) ~ Knaus, dehn Kehna, Sophie Law. Richarg W. McMullan, William dames Moehring. Anna. O'Neill, dohanna,. Parke, Martha F. Rogers. Bertha Murphy Schukraft, Billiam « ~* Shea, Francis smith, Katheirne Stachel, William. Stuever, Dr. Francis L. Wagner. Catherine Wahaska, Andrew. Waszrkiewicz, Veronika Whipple. Mrs. nrother and Ruth Voss, | Eliza- | ( parlors. | Monday. Maisie Bender an@ our dear | uncle. Funeral from Mayers’ parlors, | Lindell boulevard, Monday, July 30, ou m. Deceased was a member Scomste’ Lodge No, 1, A. F. and A. M., and Rose Croix chapter No. 372, 0. E. 5. BONNARENS—Entered into rest Thure- day, July 26, 1928, Martin Bonnarens. Remains to be forwarded from shalls new {funeral parlors, 4469 Wash- ington boulevard, to Washingion, Mo. ic) ie BU . _— F ridar July ae 1928. 11:45 m.. Charles J. Bulla husband a Rose Bullo (nee Bhumenstein). and our dear brother. uncle and brother in-law. . Funeral from family residence. Dunnica avenue, on Monday July 2 p. _ to Vathalia Cemetery. vids DAFFERN— Entered into rest on Friday July 27. 1928. at 4:30 a. m., Ethe! Cath- rvn Dafiern (nee Qwsiey), dear wife of the late James A. Daffern and beloved dauchter of Anna L Walter. dear sister of Dorothy. Raymond and Edward Owsley and Mrs. Ga!! Ozburn. Funeral trom Cullinane Bros.’ funera! 1710 North Grand boulevard. on July 30. at vp. m. Interment in Laure) Hil] Cemetery: ie7) co opty: into resi ‘ rg ge 1928, at § 135 Pp. m.. Elizabeth Davi is inec Muether! ear wite of rai jour mother of Violet. Alv ng ond ‘Calvin. and our Gear sister. Sister-ih-iew and aut aved 45 years Funeral from Louis avenue. ? }?* | 30 at (cit epeyper- Leidner chape! 2220. Monday. July SO. at ~! ia - t+? -\ ; DIC t Fri¢dens Cemetery. (¢7) Friday. July 27. les. husband of Pinkston’. son f nee Dickerson - Pp. m. Intermen KERSON—On Ker rmit Di ck ereen. (nee “"* 7 | « 2 i and William | niate ; gl from reéi- ‘este dence. 918 ae. * 1t New §& |'Mareus Cemetery - McLaughlin, Sercien lin charge. Juir 2S. 19728. at Dorfel jee Huber} other of August Dorfel. dear sister of Barbers Hauber and Mary Esewein. our dear mother-in-law. grandmother sister-in- law and aunt, in her sixty-fifth rear. Funeral from residence her sister Mary Beewrtn. 34°71 Illinois iy 1) ec day. July 31, at 8:30 a. m.. t anes las Church. thenee ~te 55. Peter rf a Cemrtery. Decensed wae a member of . Avatha’s Married Ladies’ Society. i] EDPGREN—Entered into rest on Friday. a. 372s. Andrew 8. Edgren, be- July ~ . melia M. Edgren loved husband of E Laeahe weawtt, r father of red. ~~ and Ruth Ederen. and our dear er. brother-in-law, father-in- aw, uncle and grandfather. Funeral from 4°34 Manchester avenue at 2 Pp. Mi. Trinity Lodge Swedish National m, &.. DORFEL—On Saturday 11:45 a. m.. Helen t ¢ Wm. Ambruster chapr!. Monday. July 30 - a. 6 2... oné A. Ssomecty. oe Carpenters’ Loe! ic7} ” aS. N 1. a No. 1739, 14-—Entered into rest on Thure- ie ae 78. 1828 at 11 3° si Margaret M. ee ‘(nee MeGrea iv beloved wife of Richa dear mother of Richard M. Farrell. $e davtehter of Mrs. M McGrath. ar sister of Mark P. and T. Ambrose Mc- ba ~ | from resid it~ Milten avrenur, Guyrtand. MM. | ment in Grath. dear dauchter-in- law. sister-in-law aunt 30. at 8:30 a uneral, Monday. July ee Mo.. opty Souls Church. H Calvary Cemetrers. Ree hlocks south of All Souls’ Church mann service. ) » 2621 | and father-in-law, | Constant Lodge, oe Frid | wile Mabeth and our dear highway | day. Cemetery, Oakville. | KROHN—Entered into rest or 9 | | GAR SISUN— At Los Angeics, Cal.. da Minn. There | Miller Garrison. . SUicide | | GILLESPIE—Entered | M. Gillespie | of | Mrs. DEATHS on July Garrison of St. Paul husband of 28. James C. aged 49 years, Interment mupofeotaine day. guly 30. ly 28. into rest Friday. 1928. at 6:30 inee Helmer). M, Gillespie. dear J. July 27. beluved wife Robert mother otf Pearle | Jencks and Mrs. | Aubert avenue. | 30, at 2 o'giock. dear grandmother and mother-in-law. Funeral. from family residence, 1346 Monday afternoon, July to Valhalla "Cemetery. | XR A—_Entered into rest Friday. July | beloved daughter of a ng — ORE mane ane SO ee Ne tee Cet a et te 928, Carrie Gindra. aged 24 years, John aid Caroline Gindra, dear sister of John Gindra. Mrs. J. d. Spies and Mre. James Kirkpatrick. _ Funeral from Moydell parlors, Missis- Sippi and Allen avenues. Notice of time to be given later. {c) GORMAN—Entered into rest on July 27: 1928. at 1:30 a. m.. a Gorman, of Minnie Gorm (nee Woest- man), father of Adelheid ye Ellen Gor- man. Funeral from Kron parlors, Grand boulevard, Monday, 8:30 a. m., to St. Rose's Church, ~ ‘aig North July 30, vaic. Please omit flowers. (c) aes Sateres, into rest Friday. July 27 m., Nettie West Hart, Hart. dear mother of George D. and Melvin grandmother and ly at 2:3 dear ies of WU, Vera, Herman J.. Bb. Hart, our dear sister. mother-in-law, at the ‘uneral Monday. July 30. from the Kron chapel to Friedens Ceme- tery, 2707 North Grand boulevard. (c7) U p. bon HA ASE— Entered intu rest on. Fridav, July | || ye at 1H28, (15 o'clock a. m., Heary . beloved husband of Auns liaase Mvehrie)}, brother of Carl, Herman, August and William Haase and Mrs tbhur Delane. Fuueral from Arthur J. Donaelly’s par- lors, 3846 Lindel! boulevard. on Monday aiternvon, July 30, at 2 o'clock. - ipter- ment in Old st Marcus Cemetery. HA YES— Entered into rest on Saturday, . 1828. at 11:30 o'clock a. Hayes, beloved husband of | Ruth Hayes (nee Keating), dear father of Ruth Frances Hayes, beloved son of Jere- | miah and Bridget Hayes snes Lamb). dear | brother of Thomas, Leo, Mary, Robert and James ayes, dear son-im-law of James Keating and our dear brother-in-law. Funeral from residence, 6312 Audrey avenue, on Juesday morning, July 31, at 8:30 o'clock. to Nutre Dame Church. - oe li in Calvary Cemetery. HENDEKICKS—Entered into at ou I Batus- at | National ie a from | Manchester avenu | 1928. at ; Cemetery. — HOE I ey Po Asleep ir avenue. dearly Kirchoefer, | Kohn, iM Rauh, |Monheimer, Eva and beloved Gusband of | day, July 238, i128, Edward K. Hendricks, husband of Florence Hendricks Brown, brother of M&. Elila Bradford, and bruther-in-law. year. July ". #uneral Monday, irom fFendier parlors. Cemetery, a 30. at 2:30 p. 781 Michizan. Jefferson iY Barracks. | Deceased was War Veterans. Catron Keithley Camp, No. |15. Jefferson Barracks. | HE RBERT—Entered into rest suddenly Bourbon, Mv., on Saturday, July 19028, at 2:30 p. m., Charies Herbert of Rutger street, beloved nusband of Matilda Herbert ‘tnee Neintomber), father of Elmier Herbert and Mrs. ret Stoll and our dear brother, law, father-in-law, «grandfather and wunciec. at Due notice of funera! later from Ziegen- | ‘hein Bros. | HEKKMANN—On Friday. 2623 Cherokee Bed July mae chapel, 1928, Herrmann, husband of lather J. Herrmann, our and brother-in-law. KK. Lupion ODburitiary Monday, 2 p. m. ernber of Nv, 115. VU. M. & . daly 247. 192 T Nebraska Jacob Herrmanii. and Fred Services at Ct. Olive street, etzel of Abpcrew isi genom Hetzel. sister-in-law. ol Mouday,. Laugh. ee to rmez nt aine Cemetery me mber “of po nth Chap- ba eAOry Funera! soc . Ut ~ Lé AUXL lary m: Mol tial Met bode J00S—En tered into rest on Friday, tate 1v2s, at 6:10 a. m., Caroline Joos re. of 4322 > West Papin street. ‘dear mother of | Mrs. Witham Heid. our dear mother-ti-law, grandmother and great-grandmuther. ulmety-lirst year. Funera! from Kreigshauser chapel. on Monday. July 3v. 1:30 p. 1 lnierment St. E aye Saturday. at I.. tices zer) beloved of wife of dear mother of Cliver. Kirehvefer. Mrs. Ethel dear daughter-in-law, mother-in-law, grandmother in her fifty-sixth rear from the Biederwieden chapel, 1936 St. Louls avenue. Juesday. Iuiy 31. at 2:30 p. m., to St. hn's Cemeterr. ic) KNAUS—On Saturday. July 28 John Knaus of Oakville. Mo., beloved brother late Ferdinand Knaus and Sephie dear brother-in-law and uncle. years. Funeral from Hofimeister chapel, Kings- Park, at Virginia avenue. 20. at 2 to St. wirchoefer (nee Leena Maude and our -iaw, and ake ¥ ister and au ay Funeral Te Paul’ uly Friday. July 27. year, iale her seventietbh beloved wife of the Kohn, dear mother of Mrs. Wallace Renard, arcus residence. 5) 32 ’ July 30, at af “4 1928. m Funeral from the minster place, on Monday, | a. mM. 4356 | Bt ol | Mo.. gr andfather Mar- ' at | beloved | | lan, i (nee Rolf). i ret, 3445 | | Calvary MOEFARING—On Thursday. July 26, | Peter and Paul's Cemetery |; M.. * af- of |} and mother-in-law. | Foresters, mi . ' ROGERS—On Thuredag. July 26. 1928. at | i loved wife SCHUKRE AFT— Enterec Deceased war & eet | Baltic L odge une ‘Cote Brilliante avenue 120. at 8:30 F Interment Calvary Cemetery. SMITH— Entered 2 - ore Smith. | A. LAW —Entered into rest on Thursday, Prt : m. tichard W. of &517 Clifton avenue. Jennings, dear father of William Law and — F. S. Kroeming, dear brother of Mrs. E. Brad! ey. our dear unele father-in- a and great-grandfather, in his seventy-seventh year. Funeral Monday, July 1928 . al 2:48 °6 a Law Pp. 30, from Drehmann-Harral chapel, 190: ) G wigan Fr ' emete! July James Mache Sa turday. boulevard. to Me MU LLAN—On at 6:20 p. m., William beloved husband of Marie dear father of Marie, Grace and William McMullan. brother of Samue! J. McMullan. ty-ninth vear. .- Funera! from residence. 5427. on Tuesday. July 31, at 8:30 a. m.. John the Baptist Church, thence to Cemetery. (Clark service.) dear street... to. Dt. LVL. p. m., Anna Moehring (nee ' relict of Herman Moehring, be- of Marte Pezo'ld, Elizabeth Burns and Herman Moehring. and our dear mother-in-law. grandmother, sister. sister-in-law and aunt. Funera) from residence, Monday. July 30. Anthonys Church. at 1:40 Kienh: iz loved mother 411 Virginia at 9:30 a. m.. thence to SS. Deceased was Married Ladi¢s’ papers please copy. {c7) ai ge he ogy into rest on Saturday. July 28, 1428. at 12:30 ociock a. m Johanna O'Neill. ‘beloved wife of the Jeremiah O'Neill. dear _ and R. J. Hayes, and Mrs. R. Mack. grandmother of Grace. and O'Neill Mack, our dear aunt from family residence. street, on Monday morning, July 3i. 8-30) o'clock. to St. iue’ Church. In- terment im Calv ary Cemetery. Deceased was a member “of Women’s Catholic order of Court No. 832. into test on Thursday. . ~ a member of St. Anthons Sedality. ; Sanford ({Fla.' Ja mes Marie Funeral rARKE—Entfred July 26. 18928. F. Parke. dearly F. Parke and our mothrr. —" and *@unt second rec Funersl Mone: July 30. fram the jamil lr resikience, venne, to Notre Dame Church. Calvary Cemcterr.. Pieitech service. beloved — mother rrand- in her seveoty- at 93:30 a. ‘6445 My tle | {ev} m.. Bertha Murphy Rogers, be- ef John P. Rogers Funeral from residence. avenue. on Monday, July 30. Interment Calvary ‘Cemetery into 1928. 5 "45 }}. at 10 a. m Julv 25. we Schukraf rom Wackor-Heiderie char! 4034 i Monday. Juiv 30. at 1:30 p. m., thence to Valhalla Cemetery. ceased was a member of Mo L oS wos A. M. and Oxid Feliows. on , No. ie? — Ent 26. i hee Sull ivan’!. .dear - Marearct. Theresa, Timothy. and eur dear nephew. from family residence, on Monday. m.. at Notre Dame Shea ra! nee h ie7) A. inte rest on July 78. 1f2 t Dreokirn, X. Y.. Kath- Smith. ee * Cemetery, Mon- |; fel) | | a. m., Jennie | | thence | | to Memorial Park Cemetery. Interment pri- | | Ar- in hig riftieth | | m. | member of the Spanish | (c) | 28. i dear | |} Marga- | brotheri-n- | strect. | Carvline | of Mrs. Margaret Grath | grandtather 43449 | (c) | Stella | dear mother ol) | Meth odist : Temple } in her | 4104 | ohn 6 | (c7) Ida | M4edl John | Adam | Derec- | ' Bistcr, | Mon- (c) Suphie | Wiliam F. | “s senile of Celia M. Stuever. M Francis Xavier's Church on | oa 1928. | McMul- | MeMulian | Marga | in his for- | Bates | Jate | mother of Grace ! at 10:15 p. m.. Martha} vf Milton | theuce to! 1p02 Choutean ic7) Si}4) July | Raturday. | sw ar wife of the tate William | Remains at ~ ree, Harral chapel after i ANSWERS TO QUERIES HERMATITE, MO.—The charge | is one hundred sixty ($160) dollars for the schoo] year, for a student Louis high school, her parents not | being residents of St. Louis. D. V.—Your question about the | law stopping a person from com- | ing to your house is not clear. | Write something more of the cir- , Cumstances and see Legal Infor- mation for an answer. An in- | junction restraining a person is | possible under some circumstances. the Board of Education, see teleé- phone directory. As summer school is in session at the universities you could make inquiries there about preparatory course for an electrical engineering course. _. LENA.+To make sweet cucum- . ber pickles. cut ripe cucumbers in | pleces length wise. Cover with wa- | ter, allowing two i § teaspoomfuls powdered alum to each quart of Water. Heat gradually to boiling | point, then let stand on back of stove for two hours. Remove from | the alum water and drain in ice | Water. | LR.&—Awrit of habeas corpus | is a mandate issued by a court of | compétent jurisdiction to some | person, by Whom another person is alleged to be detained, directing | him to produce the body of his ‘| prisoner before the Court at a cer- | tain time and place, together with the cause of his detention, and | there abide the order of the Court _thereon. This writ may be issued by the court im session, or in va- | eation by any of its Judges, and ' may be made immediately return- able. it may be granted either on | the application of the alleged pris- oner himself, or on that of any person who is willing to procure it. The respondent, if the alleged | prisoner is in his possession, must bring him into court at the ap- pointed time and place, amd set | forth in his return the facts on which he justifies or excuses the detention; and after due ‘hearing the Court determines the further disposition of the prisoner. If it finds the detention to be unlawful it orders the prisoner to be re- | leased; if the confinement is on ‘mesle process” and is lawful he will be enlarged on bail: if the de- tention is by virtue of a family ‘right he will be delivered to the | person in whom the right resides. form from early ages, but has sidered. DAILY READER.—An X-ray ex- amination of the joints of the pel- Vis and lower part of your back | would aid materially in establish- ing intelligent treatment of your conditiom. MRS. R.—It is advisable to have the spring condemmed as it is dif- ficult to determine where the ty~- phoid infection comes from. is necessary that you drink water from this pring, MISS S—-An electric bath is _ probably used only | effects on the system. There are ‘|| other forms of electrical treat- of another town attending a Sty J. H. B.—Give your questions to, Make a syrup by boiling LEGAL INFORMATION | (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) 1 This remedy has existed in some, MEDICAL QUESTIONS Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- | Riagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. for its tonic} , certain odors and similar condi- tr it | ons. 1¢ | it should | be boiled 20 minutes before usine. | The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. Personal and telephone calls or answers ty mail cannot be given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. two pounds sugar, one pint vine- | gar, with two tablespoonfuls each of whole cloves and stick cinna- mon, the latter tied in a piece of cloth. Add cucumbers and cook 10 minutes. Remove the cucum- | he bers to a stone jar amd pour over || the syrup. Scald the syrup three | successive mornings and return to | the cucumbers. The recipe you | asked to have repeated is: Mixed | pickles: Three hundred small cu- cumbers, four green peppers sliced | fine, two large or three ae | heads cauliflower, three heads | white cabbage shaved fine; large onions, sliced; one root horseradish, one quart beans cut one inch long, ome quart | green tomatoes, sliced; put this mixture in a rather strong brine | 24 hours: drain three howrs, then | sprinkle in a quarter pound black | and a quarter pound white mus- tard seed: also one black ground pepper: let it come to a good boil in just ‘vinegar | emough to cover it, adding a little alum. Drain again, and when cold, | mix in a half pint ground mus- |i tard: cover the whole with good !| cider vinegar: add tumeric enough | to color, if you like. been extended and regulated by several] statutes, principally by the | Act of 31, Charles II (A. D. 1680). It is paramount to all other ac- tions and is a supreme and uni- versal remedy for all wrongful re- straints on the freedom of locomo- tion: and though it may be sus- pended in great national emergen- cies it can neither be curtailed | nor abrogated by the Legislature, nor withheld by the courts when a proper claim for its issue is pre- | sented. It may be employed to bring a prisoner held in lawful confinement into court im order that he may plead, or testify, or | satisfy a judgment, or perform any act or enjoy any privilege which requires his persona] pres- ence; or to regain control over a wife,-child, ward, or other person ' who is unlawfully kept from his superior or guardian: or to obtain the release of any person unlaw- fully confined. But it camnot = be used to bring the final proceed- ings of a court of competent juris- diction up for review on an error or appeal, or to reverse its judg- ment or thwart its execution. The failure of one application for the writ is no bar to another should | the circumstances change (Ele- | mentary law: Robinson).. Other | legal defmitions asked for will be | published as space may be are able. ment which are used for local and | specific conditions. More detaliled | information. may be obtained from ; | | | But th books on the subject. | G. M. T.—Asthma is a respira- | tory disease and is usually brought | on in those persons susceptible to the disease by pollen of plants, By a process of elimination it is possible to determine .the cause of a prticular case. Change of climate is usually ad- || visable to get the afflicted person | away from the cause in the partic- | ular case. Inhaltion of a few | drops of nitrate or amy] or chloro- | form serves to relieve the attack. | DEATHS STACHEL—Sucden!ly, 12:30. p. m., illiam son of Frances Stachel (nee Slawik) and the late Joseph Stachel. dear brother of Mrs. Basil Smith, Mrs. Geo. Pellom. Mrs. James Mullarkey. Mie Murray Donnell (nee Stachel), Victor. Edward and Helen Stachel. Funeral from Central parlors. 1841 Cass avenue, on Wednesday. Aug. 1. at 8:30 a. m. .to St. Adelbert's Church. Inter- £| ment Calvary Cemetery. San Francisco (Cail.) papers please copy, Vienna Austria on aoe a TEVER—At Francis L. Stuever, dear 1928, Dr. Mass at St. Monday morning. July 30. at ' Interment in Calvary “Cemetery. WAGNER—Entered into rest, day. July 26. 1928. at 10 Pp. m.., Cath- erine Wagner (nee Brand) of 4723 Ter- ' race avenue, wife of the late Andrew Was- ner. dear mother of Minnie Brand, Henry | L. Wagner, Kate L. Hansmann (nee War- ‘| per), and our dear mother-in-law, .gTand- ' mother. ereat-crandmother, sister. sister- in-law and aunt in her seventy -eighth year. | Funeral from Wacker-Helderie chapel. 3634 Gravois. Monday, July 30, at 2:30 p. m., to New St. Paul's Churchyard. (c7) Ww _—S i —eateree rs rest Friday. July 2k. at 5 . m.. Andrew Wa haska -j Pll a A og beloved husband 9 o'clock. in-law,’ grandfather. son. brother. in-law and uncle, Funeral from Wacker-Heiderie 3634 Gravois avenue. Monday. July at 10 a. m.. to SS. Peter and Paul's | Cemetery. c7) WASZKIEWICZ-W ALSH—Entered ete rest on Friday, July 27.° 1928, at 10 p Veronika Waszkiewicz. dear ‘mother chapel. m., from residence of sister. Mre. ©548 Warren street, on at &:30 a. m.. to St. Int erment Cai au Te ewes Jobn Skinulis of Monday. July 309 Stanislaus Kastka Church. vary Cemetery. “7 ) WHIPPLE—Entered into rest July in 1928. at 12 M.. Mre Marcarst Whipple fn Brock). our dear sister and grand- mother of Mrs. Artie Stuever and Mrs. Beatrice Bonus, 69 years a Funeral Monday. July 30, 3:30 3 m. Bopp’s chapel. 4356 Lindell (c7) WINTER—On Thursday. July 26. 1928. at 12:43 p. m.. Helen Marie Winter lof 3679 French avenue: beloved wife of William. Frank, Winter and dear mother ‘of Philomena and William Albert Winter. 'eur dear daughicr,. sister, sister-in-law - 3018 Ju- |; : from Southern funeral home, Michican avenue, on Monday. July at 2:30 m.. to Park Lawn Ceme- , tery TEMPLE CLI'B members will niease take notice of the death of our lete mem >>. Mrs. Andrew Hetzel. Funera! from M.« Laughiin’s funeral varlors. Lafarette an 4 'Missouri avs.. Monday. July 30. 2 np. m, RS. OTTO A. HAMPE. Pres MRS. J. GLENN. LEE. Secretary. ‘7 MAGNOLIS BRANCH. CHAPTER XO 375. O. E. 8.——Services will be held over i the seta of our iate sister. Emma Het- ze Bellefontaine Cemetery. Monday. will assemble NPORD” at Fe Fo # that car Call MAin 1111 and place your For Sale ad in the Post-Dispatch ERT - mm. fc) on July 28 1928. at | Stachel, beloved | on Thurs- of Anna Wahaska, aur dear father. father- brother- | in his forty-eichth vear. | 30. | Lae Waszkiewicz and our dear sister anc | | the Dd. | | offerings in 3. | MRS. MARY HYNES ANU FAMILY. | loss of our belored husband and | Messages o offerings received from our many |in our ead bereavement in the loss of our at | felt thanks ‘to the relatives and frie and KUNSEMU LER. CARD OF THANKS Wish to extend heartfelt thanks to all who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of my dear husband. ELIZABETH "HEIDACKET. Mr. Chris Mahlin wishes to thank his Many friends and relatives for their ki expressions of sympathy and beautiful Special thanke to Rev. Braun for his consoling words | ot my late bereavement. We wish to express our sincere thanke to relativea. neighbors and friends for their sympathy and for the beautiful flora! the sad — of our Mrs. eases Recke THE _RECKER FAMILY. {c) We wish to extend sincere thanks to our relatives end friends for their sympathy in the loss of our dear father and grand- father, John Pfeifer Jr.: — the Payer Ver. and the Germania Soc ADAM PFEIFER, EMMA SOLIS AND SOPHIE BRU NOL D. dear mother. We wish to thank our many friends and relatives for their kindness shown Us | in our sad loss of our dear mother, Mar- garet Scheer, and for the beautiful floral offerings: also Father Hoeschen for hie | kind consoling ~words ane Baumann Bros. | for their efficient servic oS THE CHILDREN. We wish kind sympithy dear wife and daughter. Annabelle McCabe. iis. emilin | MRS. HELEN FEENUP AND DAUGHTER 1 dunt two |} And th t FRU EWIRTH—Parenis. sisters and brvtb- |i rescuing the || MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN FRUEWIRTH |i. We all have suffered tablespoon | | Th | brother and is little to extend our sincere thanks | to our rela*»ons and many friends for their | hown us in the joss of our | IN MEMORIAM FIENUP—Brino- in loved husband and ik Up. "ae departed of my be- runo C. Fien- | this life on Aug. waye and pleasant face are & pieasure to recall. He ae * a kindly Some day we hope to meet him. Some day we know not when Zo clasp his | Never tu hand in the better land, wean for each beloved by all. _ FLYNN—~—Jn Fiynn. memory osrge Gilbert Died , tg on 1926 years ago today, Georgie dear, Ml ng away. ough we miss you more nag gh ior +, can em er — _ MOTHER. SR HERS ND . | Mrs. Emma Flynn, ——e Is39 O'Fallon st €rs thank their relatio ie their a ns. and friends Drecfation shown us for their pautiful flo ral offerings. Thanking ‘be . Father Wigger and the Rev. Father for their Kind words and als) the —— in Sullivan. Mo.. vy Wa more thanking AND FAMILY, 8555 Oriole avenue. St. uis, 0. for | 2. 2010" | KEDEMPT TON oF SOULS CHU | GOBBLE—In en ory af brother, Ota Gobb! a ae || We cannot express "in heartaches || Dear, in our hearts your memorg Swectiy tender, fond and true | There has not been a day since you left us | at we do not think of you. lingers |. Sadly missed by mother. nae. titan 1 Broadway, daughte AND MRS. vo. F. GOBBLE. _GRLESHAM MER— In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Caroline Gries- hammer, who passed away July 28, 1927. /One year has passed since that sad day The one we Fhe was called away. | God took her home, it was His will, But in our atte she liveth still. Sadly missed ue HUSBAN ) AND CHILDREN. HOWARD—in memory nory of our dear moth- Mary: Howard. depar a = 28. i904: while life Children ry Rose Farrell, Mamie Howard, John How- | ard, Joe meget Nellie Lichtenstein. “KN IRSCR— - - TKnirech, ~ y vod ~~ w this” “ite aul 28, 1927 . — We do not forget you, nor do we intend, We think of you often and will to the yt _ Gone and forgotten by some you — = ] Bury dear to our yesh 4 ou ever wi Sadly missed b 7 >30N IN AND DAUGHTER. MU HLKE—Caroline- + who departed this life two —— ago, July Zl. 1926. Sad) by, DAUGHTERS” SONS, GRANDCHILDREN AND ALL WHO LOVED HER. || itd | OBENAUTCER—In memory of Frank Obcn- auer, who passed away one year agu, Aug.-1, 1927. From this jand of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and reset God has taken you, dear loved one. Where you have found eterna! rest. Sadly missed by wife, Anna Obenaucr. | and Children, | PILLMANN—In loving memory of my dear husband, Charles E. Pillmann, who de- roy this life two years ago, July 31. } Gone ig the face I loved so dear, Silent, the vvice I loved to hear, Too far away for sight or s But not too far for thought to reach ‘Tis sweet oe amend him who once was ne And who tho’ absent is Fa as dear. Sadly y his Ba FLORA R. PILLMANN. missed if ‘+ | POTTER—In loving memory of Helen Ft ter (nee Myer). who de departed this | one year ago, July 8, 1927. | re is a mother who misses you And fae the time long since you went; And I think of you daily and hourly, But try to be brave and content. tears that i shed in Sadly. missed by her FAM SCHWAY—tn loving re remembrance of our dear mother who died ope year ago today. July 26, 1927. We have longed for you, Mother, Through one long weary year. Our heart is filled og =— Our eyes bedimmed with tea ALOIS, CHARLES, JOSEPH SCHWAY. SIE VERS—In loving. aut sad memory of | Our dear ther departed this life July Dear brother you are not av nd Tho’ on earth, you are no more, Still in memories, you are with us. As you always oe fore. Sadly missed SIS STEHS AND BROTHERS. THERIAULT—In memo of pur little girl, Aldia Theriault. ~ - died July 2J. one year ago. The flowers we lay upon your grare Will wither and decay. but our love for you, who sleeps beneat’, Will never fade away. Sadiy missed bv parents. brothers aad sisters MES. “‘THERIAULT. 41 4153 Washington ™. | THUDIUM—In loving memory of our dear daughter. Melva, who passed away one year ago, July 2€ Since you ieft us sad “and lonely, For your home up in the sky Oh. dear Melva, how we have miaoed you, In the year that has gone by. Sadly missed by PARENTS AND ALL WHO LOVED HER. UNLENBROCK—1In sad but loving memory of our dear son, Frank Uhlen dr... who departed this life July = cspgte The face I loved is now laid His loving voice ia still: The hand so often. clasped Lies now in death's cold chill. l often sit and think of him When I am all alone: For memory is the only thing That grief can call its own. Sadly missed by PARENTS. YOUNGERMAN—In memory of my mother. Alice Youngerman. who pa away July 31. 1927 From this world of pain and egg and to Father Connors. Father McCarthy end pallbearers for their faithful . serv- ice. and for the ings. FRA . McCA N Mr. AND SIRS. GEO. YOUNG. We wish to extend our sincere thanks to our neichbors and friends for their kino- ness and sympathv shown us in our late. sad bereavement in the lose of my beloved | husband end our dear father. Adam Yung. Also the Rev. Pau! Koenig for his consoi- ing words: pallbearers. Walther League, Hauck-Schmitt Undertaking Co. and | for the many beautiful floral offerings. MRS ADAM YUNG AND FAMILY. We wish to. extend our heartfelt thanks and apprec iation for the acte of kindness, messages of sympathy and beautiful flora!’ offerings from our many friends in our sad bereavement in the loss of vur br- loved father and grandfat>er “ mad thank the members of the Piaster- cal No. relatives and We desire to thank our sympathy friends for their kindness and shown us in our sad bereavement in father. Henry F. Aliso Rev. ing words, beautiful floral offering MRS CAROLINE SCHLU ETER FAMILY. We wish to extend our heart! and appreciation for the acts of William Schlueter. F. E. Schenk the allbearers. for hie consol- | and for the indness. frienés beloved mother. We especially thank the Rer. FP. He Krafft and Ladies Aid of | Bethany Evangelical Church. ’ MRS. A Da C LANFER RSTEC'- CHAS. | LEAS LAE RUNSEMUEL- | cere and heart- We hereby exiend our sin for th beautiful med neral of Marie the Rev. K ee | Father H A oN: RO a OTE SN) amen soling words: trian Ladies” Soci Ver. Xo. 1. , =... St. Louis and German Beneficia} Union No. their eo-one on and attendance a RUESTNER AND ADAM mower : Surrounded we are } In the midat of our jovra we are biue. With a ae on our fece we have heart- Lonrin= dear _m mother. for rou. CHILD CDREN ax AXD GRANDCHILDRES. We especially thank Geo. L. Picitch | ment beautiful floral | CEDpC- | fc) i; the | AND | fc) | f exvmpathy «and beautiful floral | | CHRIST CHURCH—Monday. 2». m. Rev. n | _ance Sof §._ 311) Comronee. . OF DIVINE aioe CHURCH OF “9 CEMETERY LOTS | GEMETERY a P—Caksreve Cemetery. | Riverside | CEM ETERY LOT—Lake Charlies Park, Sec. 6. nice location, cheap. FOrest 7179M. | CEMETERY LOTS—2. Cemetery. EV ergreen |GEMFETERY LOT—Oak Grove, close te entrance: reasonabie. 5905. Hali | CEME S—Choeice: T2232. (c99) 1 tet tt te 3 «rave: Oak Grove | sale CHestnut 8198. Box | CEMETERY LOT—+4-grave. in ; jot No. 194. $275: Sunset Burial Box Y-347. Post-Dispatch. (CEMETERY LOT—Caivery. cluding perpetual care and ings: section 23. lot 11395. | Post-D spatch., LOT—Suneet Burial sonable. Riverside 4457J. | LOTS—667, bas. section Park Cemtery. one-half price. E. Parmer. 103 8. 37th st.. LOT—in Lake mS Burial Park: 604 Section 50. 317 iv ania. - — £ Park. 3 graves, in- rave mark- x Y-140, Park. 6-grave; é. Memorfa: ; Write J. thanks | weer EU RIAL a ae i and tot 18. —_ . 28.2 om” Mrs. Waters. ay ‘«2a3n. SPiKI TALS: i Sunday, . : H. ~~ Ballot Lula De Witt. 2123 Oregon. Take Ruseell it FOUNTAIN OF LIF E—Tuesday, 2 Dp. m. riday, 8 p. ™.: will be wah 4. t pa A medium, Mrs. Adams. H. Wagner, 2553 Benton 6t. LOVE FIRST LOVE DIVINE DIVINE CHURCH. Services _Wednesiay. = m 4148 Delmar. Carroll. NINTH SPIRITLALIST CHURCH 5138 | GPAAEES Kobin. Meeting Monday, - Tuesd and Friday, 8. Mrs. Boyles. PROGHESSIVE CHURCH. 2223 ton. Meeting 2 o clock side yee” SCIENCE—Services Monday D. : Tuesday and Friday. 8 pv. mi. “ail welcome, Mrs. Dinssond. 28s Belt. & 39) r. aeiitiiv~ (cave SP pel naga «| afternoon. day. Wednesday. Messages and cE aoe Bb. wee Tylor. 4161 West Belle mn Lan dell w. SPIRITUALIST CHURC ; POAT E LIGUT—Dark seance Tuesday anne. something 5 a in 8 nor D. . will conduct the services. until further notice. 3127 rs. Reddic Th GE Cd aula. ; STRAIGHT ARROW MISSION SERVICES | —Sunday and Friday & p. m., Tuesday | 2; special healing Iectures and ‘nes- | all welcome. Magnolia Bodey. | “745A Madison. Linde!) 4441. (c99) TEMPLE OF TRU TH— Spit ityalstic serv- ices and demonstrat 7.4 all wel- come: splendid weehena. Bayard and Fountain ic Dp. m. only, THEOMONI Wednesday. Wakefield 2 R E - ; e ’ {t— Services at 2. messages. Mrs. M. Beinap. JAL CHURCH Nv. and Thursday. 8 pb. 4306 West le. ‘ ERVI Dp. m. 2105 N.- 12th. m.¢ v. SPI Services Tuesday Friday. 2 De m. Rebecca Edwards. pastor. JE R writing from higher Messages Wednesday, HEAR M In Greed. beautiful plane. For benefit of humans. for each. Sunday. 8 p. m.; 2 and 8 p.m. It's cool at 4117 Lindell. FIRST SPIRIT ABZOCIA LIOS. INC, NEW THOUGHT CENTER—4232 McPher- son: rs. Assman. Meetings Tuesday. 2 o'clock and Thursday evenings. SUNSHINE CENTER~—Moecte at 1909. st, Louis ay. sccond floor. Thursdays. 2 ov. M. Mrs Merifieid FAITH’ CENTER—4645 Margaretta - meets Mondays and Thursdays. & Mrs. Lyons See. PERSONAL ADOPTION ADOPTION— Wanted. | an from 1 to 7 t-Dis. 499) ADOPHION—W: anted . ses 12 years. age Post Diep aieae A —Wanted, at once, good home with refined. chijdiess been, Saeene for ai. av.: D. Mm. a sweet bab 4358A M COMING EVENTS A, “BIG TIME—Every Saturcay and Sun- day: Hollywood Beach, ou Meramec River lemay Ferry i? SE AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR BUS TRAVEL COMPANION Wtd.—aAt once: wate trip to | California: German oprefe Box - | tion West: wil] drive = oi], FOrest 5351R. AVEL © st. weet. north or south via de- FRAvEt ickwick-Greyhound busses. Lr pot 6th and Murrap Phone CEnir:) 7 +y. (cs) Consolidated Bus Depot half ga* ge & Blovers, who | dear | assed | Sadly DAUGHTER wed 7, AXD THOSE WHO LOVED HER EES 8. 50—CHICAGO—$3.50 | $3 Kem mea Ind. $4.00 | $1 00 peagred ieville, 11 09 $6.00 | $4 » Los AngeleaCleveland, ) Omaha 5 220 Om sg putt 1801 OL WASHINGTON. CHestnut ‘Bone-a52: NI-SUN BUS LINES OFFICIAL STATE PERMIT CHICAGO, $3.50 DETROIT, $7.50 TOLEDO. NEW YORK, $24.50 TON, LEAVE 9 A. M. Cleveland ; Atl’tie City, $24. 50 M Baltimore, $22.50 South oe Kansas City, Kas.,$4 TULSA, $9 DALLAS, $14 DENVER, rt FORT WORTH, $15 LOS ANGELES, EADS BRIDGE STATION 610 N. 3D oe CORNER WASHINGTON ARFIELD 33332 ST. wiueaen HOTEL STATION 602 CHESTNUT GARFIELD 6248 (c8) YELLOWAY- CHeetrut (cBo) - i near mausole um: will sacrifice for oe | PIONEER COAST TO COAST BY MOTOR STAGE ALL MAIN CITIES * BEST COACHES RESPONSIBLE For Renee one Schedules Pho 6254 DEPOTS, 520 CHESTNUT ST. 1806 W AY. (cB) PERSONAL PERSONAL—Kepneth, come home. All is forgiven and will be paid. a fc) | PERSONAL—Want cadress w or hter of dames ze. Atkinaon, Jefler- , pi oe Key West, Fla. ——As to the whe EVEGLASSE: ot 4210 Forest Lindell 379 FULDER—Last; reateet; Taclese ites F ri- | GLASSES— , with address boox. | Gach eye. — reward. ; ENG H B A i retprn i — Disvetch. FO HIENCED driver wants transporta- and pay | Pe LICE DOG Fiat reward, Phone Obn- . : POL $4—-KANSAS CITY, KAN.—#} | er DoG— | POODLE—Lost: Bend, $7.00 | LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost §—j st: saturcer. Park: reward. in front Phoue tes wa t Scare eneli: d3 Sem oe . ward tor return. tortoise on car ae ee st. between Pine ns ok Sunday. MAin 1111. i wes CE 5, army discharKe, won tens ha other receipts: missing pues 1249 Aubert; please return; pay liber reward: no questions asked. KETS— Lost: in leather pouch: name aid address On pouch: please return te on t- er and receive reward. 3626 Hebert. . «'i- fax 47605. ; (e4 ; wn: pars: July 25th: valuable to eovnuw Olive ednes ic} NC NE + Cherokce car; name on pack 710 Varreimen. PERSIAN CAT——Lost: ‘ellow. reward. Charlies Hertel, 8783 verview, — 58a2W (et POCRET BOOK —- Lost: ladics’ bla. cx: Rs KE. Collins, jcod day afternoon: near bet and Ca —. H Clawson Alton, _i PURSE Lost: ba sag wear 674i rea _ mounti widow, Eighth G Gyer and r xinth, owate. 1815 8. Eighth et. PORE Lon ak ae BIS near Highlands: reward. Victor Ww. PURSE —Lost. black suede: a - 8.; on Delmar car; reward. 60a West- Franklin: a TEDDY : geously fn ar with a... ‘ randell 54. a7) —white. ERS lowa;: a pa atk BEAGLE HOUND—Lost. black and wh oe one ont foot crippied. Riverside 5275W RD 1 white front leg: ing one eye; reward, hounds po white breast, tan Had on tan pPny with red Y-07 . LE 3 : and white, brown head; reward; to urn_to_5557 Greer. XHOUND— Lost: black eae white; ‘ard. Ray, 2200 T i Wa Lous, Goodfel. aw: aa EV black | FexHor™ return to ia) IRIS St. 526%. ic) tral 4780 or | [@Lic. DOoG—Lost: WYdown 0369, Lost: liberal rew rather dark: W edinesd: iy ev ening. turn to id's of precet reward, clede 17 PUP woe we c - Tvesdav ae KE I $ a: mar: email, black with 4 white chest and streak on face; JEffersen 2146. WALKER HOU xD wae Caro! ine, or strayed fro- 1th. iares 5e SBENOes bt. | BEADS—Lost pearl a 2 Greer niown Iri- tween Emerson, da Zion we H— ATi abouts of Ase Goodman, white. ~ and c layer. formerly s ad | at Brevoort an City Box Co: | -| aa) | | Post- Dispatch | PERSONAL—Mre. Pauline } Lake weosid | Miss Jeonct | Hose. Mre. | Mem puis, , to communicate with has a sister. named 173A Beal av., like Barry: Pauline Lake. Tenn. | PERSON AL-—Louis Ez. Nenhr, camier by by | res |\San Antonio. Tex.. trade. son of Mrs Ross is. rigided og | information wanted Serc- | to Box Y¥-7 Cel) | | Riverside 5562J, : | CGRav E LOT—Section 4. Memorial Park, |. $72 Bex N-T73, Post-Dispatch. its , FR. ayees | {oq PERSONAL-—Persons witnessing eonnen | at southwest ——— of Brosdway 1978. about 11 a. . When Mre. Heise! was iniured by eaat- need bes, please send name and addres | Post-I? tch. Gribbin. 2412 State issourt, do that I will not be reapone! oie LOST AND FOUND Miscellaneous Lost | See Wednceday. oder keep = keys and widows | keepeake. reward. Oot , et venir Oraha, Beb.:; Victer Last Yilovs white gold. with ne ribbon or bra | Delmar. near Moll's. Unites or Hodiamet corm, Of rew FrOrce: t sev; ter onda y night. To identify. ca rte | before | pt cons ees 4 ene is oo mG aN Aa 290' CS on . FM —— ce Fe ee aa

Page 72

ok fl He ee =-200 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS in These Columns Today. — were POST-DISPATCH. PUCK PONTISGS & TUCKPOINTG; _ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES _, WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC | PATENTS | -@SETUATIONS—MEN, BOYS _) _ SITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS __) SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | _HELP w (PO ‘TING aierp prong. brick-' TUCK POINTING. chimney builder, patch PAPER HANGINt—And Citaning: wore | PATENIS — Trade marks: write oe mi ddie- exper: | ~ tl LAL NDRESS—+ NDRESS—Sit.: colored ; every day. cr) ACETYLENE . 2% if able. POrest 8087 plasiermg. Herchent, Riverside 4251. ‘@iaranteed: reasonadie. FOrest 07 we 4 free guide book. Be ge han OBTA in’ | iced steady._ Box ¥-03. Pe ¥-03 -ost-Dis, 2) * wae ae ny kind. Ties ag ET — JEfterson ackemth wurk S| Send model of sketch ‘and description cf | FIREMAN si experienced: aay imake | FOCRS MAN tT oie cepcicose Oss | LACSDRESS— Git: colored | weiek Baalding ~ ne ct vice | Lt o7 86M. elper tu the electrical trade. Box Y¥-25.| Thursday. reference. Lindell 1945). an® *Soed - : CEPOINTING-—Plosietine brickwork; | 33354 Ttaska- , —- 7 : oo rt _ —_ a ; PAPERING. painting. piastering. done at Se . per omy ee ne aad er CPHOLSTER! ~~: ae — gg oy once; reasonable: guaranteed. (We know your invention tor nga wd acy GARDE VER —_ ae COCO wow ne “ ; ' _ Pest; — ee _— . 3036. how.) FOrest 124296 (c3) - terms sonnets Victor J. _ Ey - it chauffeur. Ail refer- | Post-Dispaic! +. |} LAUNDRESS—Sit.: co : TUCKPOIN ‘TING, STAINING | = oe ine a ER HANGING—Juy and Ameumt “o.,_ 648 Ninth W sp. shoo. FOC" Sowers, trees. Gartielg | TOCNG MAN—Sit; Limieli — |AvtU M&CHANIC— Mun : J. A. ROBISON. sewing I ag oc Goctor ” due ax SE gue boone and sat ae NDERF LL "learie patent for ~~; | =a20. good chauffear: | LAUNDRESS—@it; col 3 ou. ae rr CHIMNEY REBUILDING ——_— eS. SS ee Se “room: work guaranteed. WA- eal opportunity. Don S.. 32204 Mera work: some gree single. house and yard 7592R. Suncay or cnn Tuesxiay cut. Bt | Sees OMCEILE SE TaNit — ty: stone foundations === =, {c8)> mec | ; on nouse experience: — LAL SDRESS—Sit. or oper > fn el | good references. 3i2,| YOUNG MAN—Sit.; GS 3s 8 Birr pee ines — ——_——___— : . | references. Mondar. Wednesday an hur : aanee Riverside 1 283. a c bts. — wal su c ‘Oltas ast _ em BALDN ESS, IT¢ ti ~ 4 “ALP A ee. ; af av : sTR INGINEER SITU ATIONS— WOMEN, GIRLS | dar. Je fiersen 45 A XLE TURNE x ; o 7 2 ter tem stecna ; ? ; beth 4% 4 ——t = 4 , -_ “ aw i e us :~ .» ‘ ee ' aapeoeees — — 4 r ao om | ae 3G iw A= ie J a wore euUaranieed 5 yeare ¥ estimairs cleaning. Por “eet 29 713. / iE} . ys - Rox Y. @] Past. cael t: » ocerate Saiary. | CLEANING Sit. laundry enlildren sj J? . - —— Bz ’ Co me — a. eaday and Thursday; reference. SARER—tm dread an — . ee fier T J R-—Sit.: for apartment house: *x- JEfterson 7478. ‘Phone JEfferson 9569. | baker. 6237 Natur, ig a | "time : F net a: 2 Q ne Noe. arcs ¥ me ths — LPO RO Space ew " . - f . . 7 a Lire 8 a Sve SS ES > : 7 - — “ “ Hy ay . ee F he LP AR « RE ela agy, Se ie aban ipcitlhee paige iibiae 4 . » “ es 4 , Pratt é ee a sar WOME ter ye HP: Bh Oc ay Stee rewee Mima" Ny wie aed adie ee a ae garages wh ogo ecTee;nns, yey werk: j ue ! _ cua: nm teed Stodgard Trier 2183. usck service; i work. Kiverside 5U57.' GOOD PAINTING by en. ae | Removed br 10- need! a electrolysis quielk.- permenced: references: Sunday. GArfie.d rivet © : ae . =; . itt ” —antwttnet ale ~ *: H T- ; CALL Wever, Tiler 28°26). House. earaz:. cone in ed. 4 “gees tor 44736. | THIS week bag ¥ wo, room papered sat oe. EUCLID AV. corner ema * ) SISTEM ARC ‘B MAN—Sit.: general ¢ COUPLE—Sit.; reliable: woman to kee>D | TT NDRES by day; fence Temairing and altering. cé) ; window caulking. reasonable — CAbany 343 pm 2 Simar 6186. _Ory or hotel work Box k k 162 as pn house for private family: man employed. “sjeaning- mornings: reference. Tirttereon Sa This — gp coalesce a of Of ade: | reference if required. CClfax #014. ALI work Fuaranteed: entire flat. $27.50. | | MaN—Sit.> to cut weeds. J. Mehl —— Box Y-1\). Post-Dispatch. aT O68. work experience. 38732 a ee ae UR ac 7 a | ee ee ay OF LAUNDRESS—SiL, wants Dlankets, «1k Boi_ER FIREMAN —Firsteieest clathes by day Or Dring home. erence. » ugine f 7 ot * — 2 yf ie) } ; Sie - red. i aoe at home, reference. iLingell . Yr len of MAN AhN——i It. col or janitor porter or any ——_—— "Waa ~ me Sd ' '; Talion yistten «rh 239 fa’ . kind of work. JEfferson 7941. DRESSMAKING—sit.. and alte 1 | JEtferson 23 _ | tax. See Caapreag tt! ore Morris, wimar ZIisw. ATT Nag r gg rt a = _—_—_— PA! : ane very reasofable: du wos ; ainda re “airs vee if 37851. ” fe ANY size room pagpered. $6; nting 7 plastering, cleaning. GArficid oe ‘EVergreen 4777. | — , | nite thy 00d. — WOrk ; our af a ns ee a : : Ret HM i APERE] . Sis and up: word ¥ Ry aceon cen tedRgniyy ics Been = aa —Re paring ali. kinds: wtiract; reasonable. (G Rand 5OR8R. . ~ hy 2 . work. Rand H40J. BES aE TAT NDRESS—_ an eolorad : Monday. BOY—To work im drug raeenabir GRand 65-6. PAINTING. decorating: interior. extericr- army i. Riverside S3OTW. icf pe er Sv “a a to DnES=sMAKER—Sit.. by das, magnificent | Zueretay, Seater: experienced : reference. Tavior. ‘are “: CARPENTER—New and repair work. rea- day or contract. R. Rows. FOrest 9202n. A N ruaranteed job: 4 rooms. Death. PERM ANE wrtn.y REMOVED —_—.— s # aylor cowns. costs. suris excellent styles for JEfferson 7793 (>) Be ha —18 years, a somabic: cslimaste twee. PAriview JOS2W. PAINTING—Papering. general repaimne. Paverec. se. esvimaie on other wore ee sonore geen ames aemeae gant itor or housework. staut ladies: guaranteed. JEfferson 6717. LAU NDRESS—Sit.: reference: want iaun-| ing. 2510 _N. 14 — CARPENTER—New. repair or painting. EVergreen 8156. Colfax e2ses. ‘coo, T22ts SS Porest_134iN By a ‘sgggr nee Using the Multiple Electric a a _ eee FILE CLERK—=i.. general office work. dry work, cleaning by day. JEfferson | s5y s—Work on - vegetal _cheap. DEtmar 20193 PAINTING and plumbing, repairs. non EASONABLE price for paperinz. Mey Xeedie. Absolutely her ruen oe Sores. Alas reve res outdoor position of” telepheme operator: competent. expert- | 335 | at piace. 5553 Powers. oh 4 CARPEN\TE : tients ete | _ - etise ” sa a rensanady) e Mo rin DElmar ; : e ‘ ‘aif e “Tria LA ee RZ 24 om alizing in = e ae Of Birthmarks, some * } Kk -j et # Pret - Dispet: ch. enced : eu t reierences. Box b-284, Poet- F "“NDRESS Sit... eolor mes expemenrec B ,v cell aperienced on _ . yas K Ps se a shiie , QR As ara ti i=. / Peery: oi - — . , . vel ory ‘ > - , : ory! “ - 7 ” & ~~ s i: het teen. ar | 74611 116% COliax 6104: rooms papered Tea. is a rEL aa martes women” MA Sit. : colerec: anv kind of work: re. Di spe te ‘90: ’ ence: 4 days week: $2.60. Linde il CARPENTER , ani aiverati PAINTING—Inierior and extemor ain sovabit;__work guaranteed. cS) DElmar_43%6 4549 LEWIS PL ale 2009 R. ctRr—_" _aiy kind of housework. Hiver- ; 0% general repsifs. screens. 10 ~35 1. my. enameling Schraeder & CGruber ARANTEED wall papering;: 1928 paper SS | MAN—Sit.: colored. chaufeur of any | wae SW \ | LaUNDRESS—Sit.: bundles taken home . Pa yepect °S45 Riverside 5053M. ; inetud ed, $5 room: patnting pinaster ger ne ror k. JEfterson 57H3. ee) sé " ri RI Eee Sits. re for general housework. hirts. undersuits. maie or femaice. 15¢ CABrENTER -— - ee Dil mer Interior and exteri save the difference. FOrest 497: = THEATRICAL r = 3 Jay te | or $1; soft collars, towels. harnd- nceme m ox Ahi ia 5, Balog *. Sac pils panes . B terior and ext rior, vor ~ rE é 4 Awt——Sil.. Wile: cosmr —s genera! house * - = : - - kerehiefs. 30c doesen: uniforms, dresses, Pree . we TY a:teTa Lior. ~?Ti. - 42nGg Orrick wore i 1 ope : ; “a +i r BK uhiman oe Ss : . ANING x > 5 ne — ~ ~ wees] ila rT PT bees 7 eee ee ored watts work - re fer- - ‘ 7 ‘ Ste & Nheoing Nem Rudesbe.-k : ee «£7 “ a oan a eee Olfex 661 3 a %1- ar} au mrarheed G Arfield ae eee ONCESSIONS Wid.— Lune! hn and drinks PP ti SEE is mi 78186. ir if 4 | reat sane. v si} flat work. curtains. JE ffersou ott — x Post-Di . - — — : ————— nnn | — ——_— ——s - SY a a omen ~ “and aehace open: showing under auspices AN. Wira—s.: on farm: w llin EE = CARPEN TER + ork. a? ons ete t ; ot , Paintin VICTOR. ca and rec ards ; ene | of colored St. Paul Church at Mar ae he : Box Y-298. Post- Dispatch. ; = at. "eg 1. be red elevator wor. MAID Gat soulicnenmell or genera! parece iv Go oifice wart: . ; Pee ye tas? & a tat tea PReener Ta tw er ’ a ae . Cg LY - ag = > wate Tw f4 ie eres a a ane — = ag ‘ = dicta ie heer e “ a ~t. an ene: Coes Aik iT FoR pering room Cardinal. opening Aug. 7. Jounny Bale -. Colored: yard, house man; city 4. JE! lerson $13 work. Lindell 1611. anne pene © P contra ) Da experienced Lindell Q7 ored; day work or .; | MALI»—SiR.- colored: - : —— . 8 chance | CARPENTER Furnitane incon gga ~~ work ruaranteed. Call Victor 2423. Ores: jaa and Easton or phom xperience Lindell msi?! oat oo me Ne26W. MAL Sit. eoored: expen nee. can fur- 1: t for bright energetic refimishing. 1 shep Or at home: rate very PLUMBERS \John Botz. 400 Lami : = = . ' meat market and grocery ex- | ————"—: " ley ' : : Pom _ ~ LPidell 4997 wv. s BATH ROOMS iInstacel. Tepalmimg. remod- | To a s eferences. ~J05. Arling- ; Gi 5S! se 0934R MAN sss WtrFr E—Sit. - empic yirent ng fe bl BA ‘- ienatech. EN ; >? __ bi ing. eenaren 4 Osceola st. | ILET ARTICLES. ETC —— a= : — | practical nurse anythin considered. : rENTER SCILDE hte a alterations. ' et mea ide 0) vsess eo - — | ATTOR!I ,EYS—COLLECTIONS RES E | AL >; DPOBITION as watchman: dav or G it.: eoiored: general ~ Semen | Phone FOrest 0408. 5582 aston. J aun a . oy - e s - r one _ FP, iF & >All -. = ap rh gaay men oo Lehmaa, 3915 3. Florissant, TYler| BATHROOMS installed: new or old: we JOHN B. SMITH. Lawyer. 313-20 Ful- ~ Spe gy Si mat « ae | gnaa. . furnish reference. Hlland plac jefferson 344 ———— MANAGER—Sit.; of apartment house: re- ‘Snd@s i LI ett t ER Sell B work from properts 40nCInN= On.¥: 4&2: lessons strictly private: | Pertence. also sales experience Box Y-71 ( ence, a ; aT7s. r P y entry W ood working TER — Sat. 4201 + nec elven. (cae) | owners. LIndel! 5381 W. (c99) + leseons. $5: 10 lessons. $10; open 8 a.-| Post-Dispatch GER | Or_out of town. Box Y-321 P.-D. '(62) _nurse: references. JEfferson_ 37" or children. LaAciede 8174. Hazel. ket, oe ed work - “s day. Call Victor O641. Ar : . m. ti “ Sundays. Pho : = - —— ' me . sIRL—Sit.: colored; wants office cieanm- NURSE—Sit.. hospital experience. or com- — en _ . PLUMBER -—- Registered: repair worn a/ (oc; ; 4 ~ cars _ or ADVERTISING MANAGER—Sit.: seeks MAN—Bit. - v=: college education: sercks — ee he — ie lEfferson 1675 = _— Wiles wt Speen “slumb t toy SThe—Geed brush hand. Jus in fer anv other information or , . : ; - ime at night: rebiabie. JET ere panion. Huland 0301. 241 Columbia. » — _evsition with local manufaciurer: age ‘DEINnE tO assist executive established. — ; - - — HELP—Na A alien : il it.; colored: assist with hous NiURSE—Ssit.: -olored housework : or | ra =m piov — 5 — _— . 4 aii STERLRS—Five. apety = emi kee teary, Ie Aca espn nia! sy an Pius ae ® iniz ne “lengthier at W sir ibetteaage Pe oe ewe pe. ee at Ie dd pect yey Fite «at Seba PbS Mt gthp ne jae By yeh ee an sel RARE gt bs RN te RMR ERY. GON ~~ rs de Pre 65 OF gp oe et gels nO lly se XN ap Ce mE Pe ity PIS Pte Mas tee fox Wissaneee Sao! et ahy ru ny SETS PRES ERIN IS) HIRE I Rg ii pepe i we ectingl a ramet ore aie Gok PAE icine RIAA oe ome, Lo pegs is et BN ile oe . — murfaced. Gnished, all Hats specialty. G. L. Ler. 2731 Accom: made like new. Victor 3 M. eSte | : “ “ —_ - ™—: for # f ym. Call reli ; Victor 1291. - Si oa oe ~6; married. Box Y- 145, Post- Dispatch. rellaDie concern where real future is pose | “'%--—*!t » ie HO 1) = ana : : =, & need: cool i help porches, aliens! jens, repairs: Dest work- | sonable ame 3 gre an Woe ck’ + Box 3 U6. Post-Dispatch. n an give referenct Wr m. GIrtl- gp ag 8a, ig a 7 ee ae —_ aa p ~ a. seco nd Pawo X. Pn an: ; “S00. icf? 7 : 1032 I. ae * wee ay £ Loar AU TU MECHANI a Sit. . expert & any Kind NT HT . = rn Ste — - ——— - ~ — . Wiin " om ; — ; |_WOrsk on suto repairs. Im your fara. G 4TCHM is ei — GIRL-—Sit.; colored: Neal: 50 assis, Wil: ——- — ——— — ——- - — Treena. Wile feunes, taintns.” Gand | GOMSING of all kinds installed al DETECTIVES Riverside 5441, | | from police: public. Albert Miller, 4127, housework. DElmar_ 8384. wg Al iy ng EE 1482. : ; Pa on 1433" Doin cost of matemm. DETSCTIVE SNYDEK—Shadowing and m- E it; good first hand. expen. S8mPr sIRL—Sit.. colored. housework. COOKINE Wh ferson_-669 west curner Magazine and FEPATRING-: > errea. ictor 4352 Ww. on reasouabie. 426353 Sewberry. | _* i. ar IS41A Sicner. MAN—Sit married: 35: spare time wor'r. nursing. experienced. JEfferson OT33 STENOGE. APHER— Sit: experienc cd: day morning. ” ; - ; ; ; he ® oP Oe Cae ia ; 4 r str ae reTv- if wo VJ > ; Batis aigacertc ” ?. ’ " 2" * . ; hear jou «Pt ~ | iM Cur . or ;: & & Chae - Charies Ensiey, 4863 Naturai Bridge. | ey EE ayy tow a oe age rr ME oe around a8 second oF. »~.. 5.” e veuings a week. Box ts colored, by day or week. Lin 43. Post-Di : _. caer ccom _ \RPENTERS T™!¥e ' 1) tC ces. iets ? - . ~~ ed 133 overne Aang: Po Ora eg hand a CEntral 5473. } mx -Disenr! eh. 3. si - Lispate . come oy vd » din & © cad 3 ¢ z Tt. a Kn isto > sae : = — Q _— a -ie -Rpe —— > . . vy Fe. Re . * Ye ge VET Te . —Repairing: §arTaes, screens: | vies 26 2a a endear DRESSMAKING—MILLINERY = - married; day work; BAS —Sit.. a aT enti es 7 oe oe IRL—Sit.: German; experienced; genera. STEN GAS Ree- — oF | ee eee » iterations. reasonad.e rice. Bard | WAIT "0 MAE IOC -— - ore : d exke. 2806 Osage. 3 an bili mil w im fac -' heusework. 1125 E. John COlfax 7841 fe ady, ge0d appearance. Linde \RPENTEER ic7Ts ' a 4, - AKT YOu HOME PRESS MABRIN'3 y For gvod W ork. cal) me 3 » ae * ; + 4iFS at DrAaSseT t. willing f fi] nf ~ " ge " ¢ 4 7 ott le petit 3. ) one work. ee Tie — MODERN? Rivereice &8OCH Ww ‘ ~~ eg Seer! iPSi-ciaee 8 86cake ration for future reference. GIRL—Sit.: colored: hail Gays. SMa) Sk’ STENOGRAPHER—dail.. 10 years °xperl-| 3u0e xX. 2 EL GAR AGE, SR. oo i ; We do plumb ing On easy payments: let Dhi Se ARIN - ant = ¥ } ad ys BelPimIe out or stcacyr. r >ast-Disne . ~ £. arr. Lind 18] OL 23W *, and collection letters: references. at Ferry 3 and Chi Piumbing Co.. Lisdell 6i 6 registered ia) wWik.s a. und, or se cond, wishes rot 7 cue Ro ~ 9792 , ry . reference JEft erson j26 = naces mastalled. repaired: easy terms: ay | city and countr ; = 19426 Arsena PRospect A a Re ame TY zs LA CHALF! FPEUR— tem thing in stee}] meta! work. CAbany 2503. sm oe = | VutosMAKiING—bBy day or at home: rea- | _Brockiein, 3 MEAT CUTTER—Sit.: 38 vears old: mar GIRL—SIL: colered : wants pousew ute o. STENOG sRAPHER—Sit.; age sep 12 s Com We Guld é4car Car brick earagces Com | te. | : BOTA pir ‘ resi adie. oe Ni ra. Mocre. oo - ages msi class alr ' td: om med pi VYPars ePXpertence enuttin and ™an sic ty : eferences, GRand 2 743. t ronal beginner: goed typist: ;' 428ix — a . . a —— - sew material. $800. Noser. 3741 West PRINTING AND ADDRESSING ako i: strittic ‘weber es tound: mar-| amnm: reference. Phone ATwater 246J or GIRI—sit.. colored. general house work. | with bonk keeping and filing; salary $°0. CHA‘ FFECT Pine. J¥fierson 4555. i - ee Breas oe at en le ee eee ne. lintiersen Six 7 e2) | useful im bag —— = , PUSINESS CaRDS 9 =f). - = as .. 4 ro city: references. Box ——— - —— . : B B . 2i7 2— —— ee : x ~ lg - >: aes 4: : 100 Hi. > ~ ae age ft? ee Bvie’. LIT! >t rat ee, j . , "m5 ¥ Pe : “ (* NIGHT Ww 4TCHM x aT ie - n tere . ’ +, ’ jored ; - ay a WEF kK. te dé eas 3 ba’ ot os - av . J8 + " i — TOR. ag 20. so . Century Priming - o. 715 N 4th. «89 Tree ati. rArgcwl . 5.81 > 4 ’ bi a KSMITH . a > apse : en ep 5 _ 2 sists r a ; : iY “Leon w tay 8 rr. a > es eee CHAL FF El R—Private _ am ~ Montenmerv. i 5 FICE MAN—=s; ae hn ‘ t ss. 441.— eo “uid na wiibe ae “ ” . LS > _ oun rm re) 4 ? . ractica ® “ ~e - r4 oe iM - a -% i i ROTOR ; Pe, i ' - i i-« : “T Geperal ienair to paint and tar vo. making, tailoring. 630 \. Caion. FOrest | 20S _itt_spare_ ‘me — Box_¥-302._P.-D. a = 7 caer areca oe ag * sya .: in motnerless home: good Al. WEIGHE XT , = CONCRETE & CEMENT WORK it's ny reoisa wilh the as epecia.. thd 3 o> ‘ Be F cme =it i + a’ arit — work if a any =~ kime Al N i R ——= i jak inside and Outs] faye: aryenced, ad we Lereon 44 - + , y - arence. POrest 451s. os r THC and salary ne ea , oo Wir h aie —— Hocia ; 4 * er T .eyers i, 7 " P4 ie ncaa (2 LH fi. - 4 “ ~egenapgat ’ + oe — 3 -. sa. , i $s a tice to. AS a, ; = o> CEMENT WORK— Walks. ——a aortic Abonv_ 6429 FURS REPAIRED. cleaned. relined, stored Louis Forrest. 3001 N. Jefierson. ———— , GIRL—sit.; coiprec, Te ee AN—Sit.; general housework. Pos Dispatch. 7 ss ss us y perches, basement Ueors. JEfferson S23 LET t S$ DO your rovufme 10 te | > reasonahie. COtlfs 40298UN.. 38237 Koseuih BO Y—=sijt. La to learn rade or any ; r Mae Ae ; mi ve , Siases al larmndiry, ci 2! : Gay. JEJIearsoen os: “i io. ts OUuL ECTOR—3O to && ome ¢ * Mor > ‘Se . whna ? » +? .* - d . . : O04 2. Broadw ee a fig new te ' oe fey ‘ %} wey le Singiet mn Ts fer ees 4 GArtic id 10 i f ” . Saws hucren w hile That e- : bake . . — if 02 Singieton. Jitfie-., —— LS a BOCs er: hememade pies and | IT LocTon_ a ; — . RETK walks, foundations. flogrs, (20S MOVING. $3. Tone distance 30c per | - ‘CT 7 ni -AINTER—sit.; tot ay: bh ‘adders er works, or trpist: " year hich. Werner _paste es, Victor 1055. ‘ COLE -SALESMA : . , ma ta€ sats a . aw ir we tee \ AT tield ] 6. ' INSTRU ION te * D A gi - Sit . genera: li © . eae - esunar x : : “ Ce i . ; ’ Ps t ? WOM a =i? ; ; r ” ih ; a4 k . Mew House ss ay and Rye , = a +e ee ‘all = - - A tek AE 4 7 _ — MA. vice housek per 2g CVO ! nish bond, Box M-mt, ye _— Varnisier yer OF gene fae nou - penne sRang GaTUW., Muors, G22S Greer. WV¥ergreen 4255. | 4 ~ tee ’ ,* fos ay ADULTS of neg iseted educeticn. 7 ' A : . ‘ viw —s - > > srs ir. aD or 33 a > - - - have Oris, work - ‘CAB ive retcuTeneces., , WOMAN—SiL. to aseist with housework . J ; sto a os =o) {} . . oo nes . ' : GRANITOID WALBS—Cellar and garage oa Te sy Entrai O21.i Dodson, FOrest 5298, 5337 Cabanne av. ©ox_Y-244, teh. der a . Pr “=v « rea oof wLOTAED. mor- | : . = S eee 72. Be +3 7, Ain FOr sumer “oors. sc hottier * A ban 85.43. Oe -— tate - wales ‘ ona bie sa | % eQQ ‘ FS gt AA, HS TT. CHLOTSea work a 112- 4 . rol + ye ix Ji®. Thy laundrr es. tbe W os » - + ~— ry ) Park #1 GRANITOID and culcrete; any Kind; first- | your nearest move fas | ALLL methods of beauty culture taughi o* ‘susonabie. Lindell O765R eae ANGFR— Not over 96 — oo | ees eS we an | i — sit. niared a _ nd amet ase 0 class: Pek eon A | ie, Ty er TSt. {z ac = Yay a "oO - ee x ~ | > + , s: Carn and earn: terms, $0. we es ~~ | SOe per hour. Address | ' “it: aX HOR V rr: Ps ree (ETI Cea . reference. iti . “ , dice “* s Pairs ee — od anu ; OK 7 hk. ; —r - ~ 7a —— : . = Tt hiv Gay. nignt. 350 *! . Beovle ‘ conor nter j sE ston. PAPER HANGE! R —Sit J2ec a reil. or $6 wh RRR IE ND Oa ae a - ee” — per heur 24 +) ye Fou ; ——— : —— = i 2 ored housew “go morn- DOMe . rege: . LSiOa §. Fth. sit x epteetanate nak? : lly eS itemien "41 Lok ! GB . : Lr Lit—— Si : , uilde ~ _—- a ; ; aot . : GorPt * . ;, . oh *, ' : ‘ , . ‘ z ; nie rie . > : a-.a\K" PT MRER—s ae _ iaeet : oe . , 2 z geetei iD a sardine, oming ' . ay tte J PL E— fF or ome : Al Ww IRING ol ail kinos: new, 4 rooms. wi Bart i chiropractic nd es 3 a! bi. ann Devs A. Hat = * e at mb. AC ensec Bon uUnIONn. Ai : 2 esse nde! ' bats y . agg I ”. ber ten -. relerenoues and with switches. Sid. Riverside 6U92J. General W archousi ng Co. Spinorraphy | day d tight | == Ox 1-290. Post-Liapatc —— — = ar house? 4 Box Y-149. “Post- - Dispatch, fe8) | STORING—MOVING—SHIPPING. ~ : fosne: eared how: writ PENTER AX : Bil.:| POCLTRY FEEDER — Sit.: GIRL —Sit.: colored; cook ar io oe | WO colored; di alf days. ° : >” 4 ri . r : } ’ a ? : i}, f r +? ‘. oes: * om aa ~— - ‘ Val . ley ATIRTLE ; +. HSrivai Dome. i r . ies . gents ryeri Rt CALL " Olax e453 first Sass 4aRrK . THE LARGEST LN TRE c ITY. “—- Us. : r . : tie “ri renaeirs, joboing and m2! rte ainence. 34224 ferences. Pore st “4 52 RT i¢ ae iriment r Dp ave Dd - u fax ; 4 Fn : Exe ie enced: scueadie prices on Old house wirane scm! the lowes; pool-car rates to arr point ; re —_ onemspineentioees Luna & PRESSM aN-—Sj1 Peret~ . sara ° ler wer ” . srt ee «=A icuiars ifee; write in clatels. m4 . — ~ PRINTER Ea ace By ns. $d. Cik?t VOMEN—Sit.: genera: oeusewor - Sng Jou eeu ize a machines > CARP danrvaheenee D.aslering, NTER—Sit I want &@ Steadr aon. ‘ WoMmMa* sit colar: mitie laun- | Youncs man. Yankees Girt 1 Sg GIR bhi pe Bi ES 0 so Peenltiogh her te ep WR TR ee ag ee fy P Pe - oe Me es atl ome - Trimhe 3 — ae eet - . : vie | oo ee " > a aie by , 3 = a. . ok > . ‘ —* Lae LLeat! ‘one e9y t i = . . \ » a ae 2 par aan , ; y¥ A ste Fojtyn. 3220 Towa. Repairmere, LAciede | FURNACES vcieaned.*+ $2.50: repa: ‘7. -, Special ch En t : and vocay- a .* an Sin. Che eBay 3 ; i. Il ATR : it. agoector or VaAS : mans Ure Ltvil\ ney BO ; . » ; a Pie . oF. re pe red es | ec} — hbuolldin * 4 oe winiitide d ! * ; A. Mate - union oo ij a rie : € if se f q . “4 rhe - - ~~ JEferson Fi. '#« : R ‘xX P.. ns z My teal ‘rude 4 rm NG aig ' . rT} ~ ' 4 iSilifs Oo ; interstate mers hae 2 o> Waas . ssinaed as . ee > : . MAN——Sit.. whit Skin ami house: | Dl MARER—Expertesen trys (os) Stalled: chimners swept, tuck pointing. .:... . . aia . ‘ oyaai ' a : > ‘erinesse “Pele: c. [> at: ® MIM aie } . ~~. ' a PS a 298 SeSe. t Fi : ‘ m = — . ; ; - . CLTHIC wirthg apd repairing. Natures; ELArkview J855R. ae? ts ' hes t> bes 110i ~& 1 te Cunt Box st-. + iar DBint?, o. @n S-pasce daily news- wee: ta une sae a lng ; kn : nearn ee ‘ Sh! ioh printer. ads. make- . . = ae ns . vrivate ; otaer a , s ¥4f es uM : ; VU>2.o8 siete “> b> print ds. mak NT . urivate. i Terry . ms ~~ antet, Box B-12%. eat is 5 pee Be; BANG Ye eee A FN + pba + wes ae yo z reasonabie, PUrest 3140. C pee 7 *594 | ANY eid chimner r furnace made to: ; : Herat! 8 mign-Cias {es craw; tuck pointing and repairing. Hud: | on ™ ‘aur ing, Manicuring SS at =~ . Up, lazFou ac hi 1 vear as “TO 13 (), rv. 7 aesaith elm gagy CARPENTER—Sit.. Dullder, Al mechanic, | UP. layout. maz r machine: 31 years work. . B51) J e ein) — : — - * . ‘ "sil 4 : 2 e*t ture - big ~ ier ~ * . . —: > A ers ei i. on , " . a ~ _—— tyr? ~~ j . : - > hy »¢ ‘ A ; son & Bresiin, 3217 Cass. Lindell Y261 Ww | d: al} vicht els a a —a a" 4 ure : ‘buildings. additions, remodeling, aitera- “ sd Joes, Ce $s &, : A steacs HOTSE ty, Se. - ‘aLorea] : "18in cenk- - - . : . " : ; DRAZ TSiiAN—On evil cHo of Reantyr Cr) Pe picademy LLoOns ‘epairs, ay or contract. Leiler, | -_, * » = te. Edgar D. cD od ; ith references, JEi- | W87-t4AN—™™! wile: cleanimg half days “a srs Dodie 3 a0 Fiabe ae TOR oew and cid heuse wiring cai) BORCHERDIN:. SUSU Virginia ar. cede Tif “183. Cash or terms. 33 VBP RNA“ £—REPAIRS a = Bn BS FIRE CRES— oy Bho ge atom oo eae 3 CHAUFF' : it ~oq1ered. best - yee ier Jig Oat rig 2 ULD house wiring. atv kind wire K une ane ; nce nds ty tf . : : meagonabie: fixtures. fans. motors e¢h RS rH. (c8) | nositions ane io Coe | references, JEYfferson 7440. : _ uly qualified to take complete 1} reg? ree Box ’ vat - Tene teh cash © terms. Si4 Lecas: CEntral 51 34 316 ‘x, THIRD —_— ow ae , ar independence eee of he purchasing depertmen:! i a Wo Wa Ne — — nate . er newts drafteman for : = : \EAR. OLIVE , + ; ’ 4 “t re if CHA : Ys , R —-- Sit : oT v hp fam ly pre manuf: aCctilr Ing ‘ORCENT} n St. = ° } ti 7 i} al . ‘ ' ter i - a i a ie e , - ~ i . : onnies artir ety? _ must have college QUICK Service on house wifi :; ail we mtr . » 47 4 FURN ALE RE: AL uN , , ine kas ee :, fos cheedore | arey 142 5A Menard . iPr té a zoo TMPRSONS 'O change his pres i% I : oe ae Ua t. — nye, - . eh ern hh) (perience Suaerantced: cash or time, Wrebt Klectroe Re "ye Mol or Sveseme “ oS CRAUFY FET R—Sit. ; . colored experienced; Sr © unguestionabie reference as F , more Tor home. est a *s pate, “ _ dishawasher OF mil and e: elevate : 2... bi & ded * 3d M 4 n 48. +x. Au. ome} : es Ms : ‘ “id 4 ? . Ca} wi lr Je! T7047. ve ed 4¢ : 1tegrity @ rls a MIST Pew at itr é bs ; ' ees SEE e : ae eT , Eteyii [or — - WwW ALL aren; CLEANING, E ] = ~ ' oe ory ae otek teien Peemtaieed “Box Ty -46. i. Post. enmatok . as 7 + = OMAN —-*=j rig sat he ¥ Wwasrks iT toe ietity } ee : Ww Tht ING—S$? per "OOTmnN and Rat fixtures , - irr —— & a ol ao - = mA a * N ‘ ‘ nite m experie™ i ee | > ane a ie Di Paix 4 &: ; ’ ae . S| 4 9. = aiid ee “~ : 43 : nec : ~ roe : ROAD: Quick service. WT ai, Vieror Mh CLEANING ©O.—AH reoms cieane ao ge “gages ~ and iearnes Om Gelivery ruck. JEffersan 8683 53%) RETA. MA: Sit es tiron ‘ heme or t family. oF est een wl i a cl ll ae SCTIpLi an as : 4956R. OD. McWhirter. 00; Si: paper hanging. Lindell gars soma ee | TAUCEE . walk” as hack m 1; Io Si - ee ee ant See , Posi-[ Oimetch. " —_ ee , — . a > . = : anes # - , -» ) eabest ang 2% . . me me ‘ * “ne ; Ws ; ~" . — snd - a ™ a . . oi : . “3 & : “i ney y ‘ " seh moe “ T ETS ware oy : rei ~{ isbDa GET OUR PRICE ge Miu M PAPrEHERD—S5 Dapper im- f ie if mn the Unio and (a: ‘Tt? , 5. Y-4! Yet .Tre ae ames ie i } TI Tt a : . 4i.. . — = unary hes {3x> work mr 4 ont cleanin : sia. mrp? rest ‘ _ "4 : . ri TT % at = —_ - - me : ms ba wd Jia ¢ ‘Ty* ar I? —- —- — e —— . - — Tar YMA Vania. = = . . " " — atte ; 7 | te Temes Tr ti . . 195 B. UNGER EY. i : "kt io cr. “! Tr é y Leas Late eqt Ty er 3 ~on vet = . . . : » 9 " - ‘ a : . . = — eCR a on es —- aae an Ri Sham ST ™ h 4 gel : Box y “ L?. my t T 1 ri? z sf - "si 4 ; ; -s : et — wo \ IP ersen = as a4 ae" ae dl * Pryact- Thiet th. N le vent " for er » 0 * ring 2 P . — rita es ’ : a een c .. 38 : A "yt aT? .* ki tt? 4 +h wo Boos ~ Al Es “i % ~) i yen —a . + ons » ity. ny) ; | ' i> . - ae =" ‘ 7 4 ; 7 na ‘ ; Da ent: E ' me - * neg a : rm _— ~ Z —~ ~ a . he A —~. “ Wahet the wi » ames woe 4 x whi ¢ ~ — p R 4 VERS —ixG erenced " -_ 4 ‘ '% ; } t+} j . « “ * te hate i A ‘ a 4 2 ¥ > _* oe a “4 : . . 7 a ont ta ath i 2 » - ; . ” ° . HAT FFEL R—Sit.: drove any make a ker. R be p santa ol eexpenenced: com 448 S+ inner snow ty well: able te de | ey f ’ Pet ek rrers ce - : , ferences re elerence ar vead Ssturs. Phone CHestnui 0227. ser Missou! Lneenarin £3 ‘imar “nrell now during our crand . a 25 ii! : ; . i : c i mer foprernyy: : ~ * ’ : sr is f . ‘ ; i“ _ 4 Sp Laity ; sir Nz 4 nt “iL bd * — Re ar 1 weg i K . “yi Dreret i ie salare mret e tis om ; - stn an Lid (yiy it. —Asseelaret GAS PIPE CLEANERS : ; ect ee i} x — ring nee Pu . A. >} nN Ay At FFE. R- Sif soultbamenal ees i” ae > ‘ : - . na dw >» ward , = *.Pgaee: — : eh eg Seagate Heit ge Commission. Box Y 136. Post-Dismat HOU SLAEE Pt ik Letwor:. = Fe - , SS, PIPES cleaned. $2; sieves Gunmected, *4MDics. extimaies furnishe - distance no Lew DIE IC Soniye taughr. * men acaba” Cat TEPeTINs, Sourmsg. L SALESMAN—Sit.. experie —— te idine Rede aid wares. experienced Ug Eas ———— on: -fay experienced, hrs | Page. {) * Saas fUaran teri, S. J. Secier. gare es Riverside { ee th. Wish oaten Mima “instructors 4479 saat — rs == - _ material, specialties and paint: first-class |) — a : - repay _ . wtnieties , : _— Dace CLERR -- Rewievered ; Themaa JE1lerson 807s >a De int a ANGING_ A ~ — ~ Fimmar ORO ak PFET R—sit ? 7 ears expericnee: elerences furnished. Box y 142 . Pp fe) Bi a sit. re. labile. eider! iF e dina ~ shily experienced, Ghead apa y 2; ;=LUP hunting job tor permancis | .., now “ity well privaic family. Call Cab- SALESM.A Si Hustie: ex ieee irineum bered Mrs. E. Barnes, CAbany WOMAN— Sit. colered. wht ry (okIme.’ AM. Gale aed bath (ear write Oeaient ie 0825 month. Cail a — —____— rade and condizior in Georgia nd Flor 1202M: , experienced, day or night. | © > anu Ua. ur write, © i 48 113 Arcade Bid AUPTET ‘ colored neat, kT: Bile ae i ; BO USEKE TEPER—Sit se liare moderate: je 4 age — SSS = SS sLliax VE J8, cS are NBDE: erence. Linde: nate tied meee ~onnect! on we references. reliable: czred plain cooking, Box WOMAN — Sit. in nee! ee lore genera!) : ay Pix 4° es a ‘ shied | et adh }: 4. r be 7 te i TAM Bey Bice 7 hid es +e a ah aa * ee NS a ee SP NOI lin EER ME ABR SCAM IRS ce a Ra Mg ie a ek, ns RES ht a a Medea, SS aero! Roe Rie REIN a, HASING At AGENT—Sit.. fumior exec: — —— _- ae — T : Aa OM gaa” 8 wee pam > toe mes | Ls f ‘ ' tie ‘ : RE il # ig ; m oe : ' ey} } . ot «= © TH” «. + ng aaitens | tour * ~ ~ * woo ~ ~ ~- te BLANKETS AND CO COMFORTS Wa — =n | SSeS 7 ad = | _e postions 3 ‘es te ae rE! R Sit. — ith , mood edu montion Fr rears ts |) aot SERFEPER —Sit for couple e¢™- SNGINEER Mor une launder . Diankets, Se. a titties tm Loc: reef - . : e i . — oa ? ee m = ork. "7a Tye ' * A . . ot 3 oe ~J \- 3p ee on an any ¥ d rs > i.” ven : ma : : Toy ' ‘3 : “ salesm: n: te ¥v - ihee oni "T} nrete? r ‘Ot tage. Wom s “\ — “tt HoT) wring out hae - _ i ; Di erences. 351'' Laclede, JEtterson _S6e7. PAPE > —— 2 naa Mi ditectesas =F FFE “i Riveraide — ROWT) ‘reimally by all the wense #3 - |, Atwater 1118. lay: experienced Lindeik 4087W. Gard- *"} 4 8a : ~ Ti PAP was i SING eo: wor om. CHAT” ee: Pit; Te olan) aad SRP, ae au : ST SEREEPE ae — ner iw —_ ce CCRTATS CLEAN! NG, 3 EXCL. teed. sa ples. , ita work gual Ty. “ linia Gla wertncecnn cieehe TET A. T. . tail grocers nd druggists # ERK! =R—Si* _wicow © ith child. a . - . - ENGINEERS — a SI ~4_:* a M. BOLD. PHONE 1: NX. . BD tO. oe ASSIS COG mteie fOr suction pb 1 CVG. | a8. 4 Te. bss ¢ lahem t of refer- m motberiess bome Forest 209 : OMAN—Sit ~HOred ertenc rs | poy he I“SLL, 7 cs. ig) : Pr APE Ri \ “ - ? size room. $- Rox ¥ ~ ’ « fi = 4 - + 7 — aiing? aad Pn add ‘Sealing Pry “ : ¥ hye if : re HTT) practice ~ * * pe! :T? “~~ milate service 23880 ~ ss CHAUPPEDR—Sit. ae chaulteur. wil de SSS Tal ers 8°65 : rr: . Bee 3 ~ knowiedme of combastion. | | ORE ERS . i F Hs i ; ¥ Be EE , . rn t loved TTr Pern . , " t to hon Verersen 8056. g- e~- pet SORT) ASS PR Iiug Ons .. Schools and Colleges refercecen, IEf fe rsom 81 15, oe ee a work afternoun. Have ca: ‘en - 4 oii” : Oa to, PS4s} L “Pin a Powt.[ ifoa tre) os wil y FARN PHOTOGRAPRY — = | 3 AR: ER’ t3 : GRAI wy i AUF PRR R Ry ‘T! ER im? ——— “+69 : ; DISPENSE - Beet ane atin ‘ EI en £526 ; é ‘ a R- mit ee j : ; i= - — , ' cpa mrp} ne abc = TI otheriess OMA. if mPa Licrrend use- COlfax 4682 fea N > iOT - ae a , 22aTIng. reasona bie TENS y " ane S NO ICES 3 ‘sr ; * Le tere ie z te) ee | : " ) ore’ . ~ai- : ™ . arse a - Ra ef rs is » Tt t Liz. ee ao —_ i , )° . — . , . a at3 ‘ me ~» % ; . F a) } : yeeey . mhn- le ‘ae ’ ‘ a aptolen a oe. Bee F \ inex? t ctr ' si La : : é F A x rm . te ik: aoe ome: best references 1202 E. Obear rea ci env tay on olacs ilar a re | mai MA ‘ees so ’ ee a ~ irom. ee ‘AS aix! gevuers i rePadritm a . : > ef : ia » . : “i =) . ‘ ; > ta Pe Wir) * ni) * , : : . ae | “% fm 7 ‘4 - » ¥ - ‘ gn . me s rs be 4 7 : ° ce? 23 : ~ — a — - 7 a ae NY work mY iM Ee eft BW YR t pin . 7 ' 7 . ” -s ae [Y 4 a > steer - ne d poe “6 _ . a fa. BLD ri t T a : a _ i 4h t iF + : mie —_ . . _— : ef ifting }' rye wer me “i. > “4 ae 3 ait _ i. : tr °j site . . ‘ 3 3 . : ee ‘ ~ —r — ” =n avian § A” nd 8E . caine tty . .} ‘ gene cers , ee ed ‘ iam . ar 264: j crmPes ~ . ——_—- R hi rR Saeko al ‘ 4 t ra pla : ; ; ; "en check i73 “s 3 Rn: se iE eb ee AD TEE age TO rt gc — wa aor - — FAY CUOK, couttraa Aa ; 225) See Get iis a : “ . or sores ae. . ‘ i opmivination, uaiget. > “ ~ precneeen denstineenee an . “s , ° . ier R = : . ee " +> . — t » be . . id ; " a : a i ‘ : : ; } ate , . ‘ ts. : ‘ A : Sete ’ = , . ees us i a GS aties by f fumination. noe es e if theat gape: se ba ae oes - ps : 5 % . by ‘2 — : yr 2 4 ce CRC TION wMaN 7 Wusi rs . ratiabie ee — ne t.. . wan _—— , ei : «33, ye othe | wh: ee) a rarreed and — iz ane gs BP “ ’ aly r itv. references. Call JEfferson. * MRS ec > GAY. Men ferenee oe leant OR 42°4 Weet Pine. - , Brey ouen | 46 i e- Tien im: wtiiena!. IE tferset a SEE or Rs + ee . : ary ana Wwrsrsiagwicets . | Petr r es [> werk along vrighs te ae duction werk, =x Y-i63. P..D, done at Leensiie prs ‘Tan n ve gemeral repairs for piagieritng. io eel a ipiomMa. ar oF ewer " TT M AN AGER- sit nd office men Souk. : ar eanerencea | ri = rOUNG LA! ee : ten, etuece, cement. chimocra leaker bese | PAPE RI NG—Painiin ; _— ? . on ir > 4 entale agrv?. ac . veers with oreeent «em. ¥ “I ; ioe —— en tah mulorn t im ec aE vunil ee wor oe emtiretiare + . : i AD ei bs Office. ists Ho?tamant, x wink : é "g bs ; ere . Steth cs : ; ™ wet ' r —_ : — ~ ——— #? DOMmer « » ? rit — Thurs ' _ “ile - “ + ay ‘ en bas : * See 6 | Pere Bey ’ 7 3. isawl : ‘ : * : . . a s m eens me ine ol ; ; Use wor en ’ , =. es Te uIpPMent - 4 RING—New or patch werk. oo: | moe Hy a Nig7 Ne; Saat i ommaadiiman : arTantice reew | . TS = . “lines ~ Tes 4 : ” sities mores: gt — — . ne “ ~. Printeng LL c 1 4242", io ge. a ett e ant ne Aya, ’ TESS re fond r “ can @eking mact * pevetinee wate Fork - rms Sc: apinge "Sc le experienced. eet LI a _ AN betel. clerk- knew). LAUCNORES ered. DurMiee taar - 4 ren m rie | Waals ai , ' . . » 3 . - Bs : : . : o_o leet? "sz . : “et sha a P — Ruin Reners trons ‘ : oxe eke wd , os . : : Si ; . ’ hy ie : : re ‘re Pe pg | Saree « PAPERING AND Pals rE ers ) se : “ . _ : " ‘ aa . . LTT o ey hd 7 if. , rs 7c C " ye a eS. . . ve 44m Ope. Pht Marredt 9 (s ana var. ope - . . . ; Laren Fan} Bri .¥ ; * 2g. SR we i = een ae rn ae Et «er = ; een" k > a MR... ca dasiche, . «as " Fi ie we “ot © — . ‘ |é/ . se pa] Pe 44 “uncer Pye VrrR “ -_ a ok Seat awning oT ORL toewr er @ see : igs relish > Pe trsme en67 . 1? = ; a =e ~~“ rs , n2n ' ’ ) 5 . ae ¥ om a : Pe Me Phase | 2s 7 ... eka! } Ae 4 BAS a tee ca eres | -lpe fren ’ 7 a4 —_—— 7 ee RE ik —_— as 4 WN. wt on “os — , i a) 3 she. te gd * o . . fe , thernaghiy °% aan q ata ———— am, Geet. PAs actew gr eter advite *rr - FANE? Seg wane ere ae re ind, Ess—Si ethene Gaypet e ’ a read? ‘or work, Mere ice Oaee Tite v .hrentare, 400 wiartice @ aie Bs | i ~e tn iS : . Li Wett ie weer un ‘ hd ae r a ive sams . te thr bea ~m pov on r Cr, we: . t 4°35 y * ** _/;- arr Pane Dic aener ~ 7 . ‘ ee 4 - ” B oe ad ~ k c ak SOE Tr . . . ‘ : a : “tate - aT iets - . +§ i -_ @ ad ~s04 N. Broadwar. me a ou. LA RESS— Sit Aest.claeg, coolers oe. wl = qualifications Bex 3 =K-SBT. “4 @Wencss: good irener. JEfferses “35°s. Poet Dispaten. +

Page 73

\ SUNDAY. 8ST. LOUIS % AY st'NDAY, 4 P : : , JULY 29, 1989, MN SULT 29,1928. S6°S500 MEN AND BOYS W WAN TED—Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? POST-DISPATCH, HELP WANTED—MEN =r? WANTED—MEN, BOYS ) HELP WANTED—MEN, anere ae anévein. canes = Taos | ra SENTS. Ww -- atte ) SALESMEN_W |____SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN WANTED | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS ACETYLENE WELDE ——_ a 50 years old, watch garage | YOUNG MEN—2. blacksmith wurk:; 330U . “an 3 >. m. to 6». m. Cali Monday, eg nd in ‘irect “sales: w a assist suics atch. isheg os Se : : a — the CARNATION line: new. original prop- Sa SMAN Ne ary goods stores and babies’ shops; com- nted aot as a . _ side line. £r2t- | ERIDG = PRESS ood Ww bat € “at id . | piewen’ Association, now at 610 3 9 t— ~« ~~ - Fs } ’ osition: the biggest household sellers ever \LE —With car; represent “Ww mission basis. Harry Werner. 448 4tn av.. oe Bt, aby bloomers, rub- 2h, i aa : uron wage, | ve * a- — = ose sal en tion | gotten ‘out. Send for samples: get started | woody en this territory. Hiland 3970. New York City. | Tt, or on ie sbeets, te. _ LEEsS BROS, INC. CHOn.S GIRLS-—PFor circult shows? sen * now; $200 and $300 weekly: every house- : SALESMAN—Old established house has Only reliab) . at ad and rolis: eS 1 weesa work: efter 5 p m. , et. ton part or full time; earning power $2 to $5| immediately: splendid opportunity for those | monthly calpa l ‘ou «Tape juice, all California grape va- and man for outside —ork: reference | baker. 6237 Natural Brid y fe mezzanine f NEW AMAZING WONEYGAKER. per hour: Monday or Tuesday. Mr. Booth, | see Mr. Radford 303 Grand View Arcade, paigns on popular | | rieties. Retails at $2, including 100 per Call Monday. July 30. at 921 Olive st.. BAKER—Experiencec " anizin , . 3u7 | ‘Busch Cigy Yeast DepaiaTX®: Anbengaimg e0S75,® Week: experience 18 NOt! 4 New York manufacturer seeks a dis-| Dig profits: make $87.50 a week. Write | Mctor Froduct® 1755 Lunt av. Chicago, —_ a ant este | onuses being | jified haying re t agent eet lines a, | CE RIDERE CO! leur’ Wane “Restalozei streets, SS Ninth gqgmiammg, Call 3t tng sire ee tribuior to handle their new NON-| today for tree demonstrator owe tae, “als tot” sapeubie ar Bead coupler Statler_Hotel. paid in addition to regular) clared under oath: “That the best wine | SL S00t. —— LAS | la om Glaplays. in tiie territory ee ic ne eee nee | et pans gary expected. "Box K-S34-| GALESMES $100 way cats Seams; |commission. Apply Room 414,| sage, bricke”™” However. “these. ate vir Crochet Beaders and “wo r 7s : — Ss-: . mpies Sa _—— 7 : Soren: FIREMA 3872 Bele. . Z sion. See Mr. Neilson. 806 This proposition sells on sight. Every GOOD AGENTS Post-Dispatch ' - c) i + hag ft no as ol underwear. Da. ‘ tended for wine making. only for plain Hand Beaders eran Carat Dag Tee ST me eSB Ld Be | merchant lea prospect MAKE Bio MONEY Sasa aad pea Hiationy methine new’ | Jamas, experience unnecessary, Ouiti | between 10 and 12 a. m., or 1/ srape Juice for nome use and cbursh 90°/ Experienced only, to work ipeide ot . ail at engine roo:n, : 0. o out- For details addr evccessfu!! ) post Wri ! cate OF fOr sacramental port or sherry ed engineer Sunday my tea advertisi: Applicant must FIRER AY SIGN = Bigs gy WR, slg rye ew York | sells on fight: big commission; gull re- free. ge Ba se Cariton Mills. to 2 p. m. The Laclede Gas) Apply to Vino Sano Co.. San Francisco. _e F ctw home work: RI aI EMBROIDERY. —To work in drug stor — t sppearing - $150 per month 4 . N COMPANY | fien spots: electric shoe-shining equip- | Postel. 2ccco, Sh) W. Ontario, Uniceg-’. | nc. 12S Fite sy - Lich 7 . (e2 | Cal. pipe + Se rai ae : ” pply 3503 N. Grand. (e3) 559 West 50th St.. New York. ment. modernizes and revolutionizes anti- | SALESMEN—Installment: house-to- wy SALESMEN—Make $50 to $75 weekly; ig t Co., 1017 Olive. Ca ) | 1307 ashington, second floor. : com ~6masters OF secre SSS | quated hand methods. Sold on deferred| Sell blankets, curtains, etc.: good co everyone needs shoes; cell Mason's all-| F-R-E-E * CROCHET BNISi Eee in 2510 N._ 14th. r red: dienified work: part or = to hotels. Bl SALESME? re epecial a nn men its usually paid district managers: unex- ur- ment for bright energe te o 5, | AGENTS—Bankrupt and rummage sales,| new Al Smith and Hoover campaign nov- | { ces and telephone num- ~ in the United States from coast to coast ae be enrich ~ ell nelle pane “rgetic young man, : a g2_N. Broadwas reom 207.(c2) $50 daily. We start you. f moa ws : elty. Nothing like it: retails 50c: price paign: give relerences ane telep celled —" satisfied @ustomers: $90) cna trom Canada to th Gulf of Mexi WE y r 'GUST —o a exesrineee Washi wife) M-&S._P so Dianatehy otne: Selerence, Bog a, cuuetrn, BOW di erything. Wholesalers, Desk 38. 429 W.,|to agents. $2 per dozen. post paid: it’s | wi box rsp BD ae Se Style It you have a clean record and want a| DNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Rage seein a (ch) = | tab) St. s Chicago knock Wy Address, Rockingames, Inc...) S——————————— 2 —— nter t, 48. Cincinnati. O. , ons - 20, Eh LOOr, . | BRICKLAVERS—10: bring Goo concern, how expanding St. | Superior. Chicago. a knocko ress, 5 ~1 iat ak tle chart ankeaes far hance, - ~~ permanent position and can qualify, this. (:30 P. M : —|.Ton pl. and Glen Ridge: in the voor | FT atrect basis. Small invest- | AGENTS—Send name for insertion on Na- | 2hnstown, Pa , direct selling er become a sales manager: yong gen pce ge pbs company offers you s wonderful future. DRESS OPERATORS re. | lands. tional mailing list; no chairge. Agents nationally advertised product. B L-403 Pply in persos only Monday between 10 rie on silk dresecs. A third — — 3 which is fully secured. Pex Staonal a i. $500 TO $1000 ? “% . —— - ; | gist sundried, novelties, greeting cards./ ang 19 o'clock a. m THE Experienced on - Apply runo avenue, 2 bloc AS “ . usiness § ery s ritor salary, drawing account or com- CT J ‘ : Call EVergreen “0908 ia ae Big gp lage wages. AGENTS—California perfumed beads sel | Tect to the public. We paid one part-| er jocal 100-store route: no selling: just | W. 234. New York, rae wee Mh aaieoe to wearer. rOrk ; | CARTS me MAKER—First-clazs, union Lr20 Post: a West Place SL ing like hot cakes. Agents coining money. — = = wey ~ a Year| distribute and collect. Apply Peris Mfg. SMAN— Educational, 2 ge ri- profitable. | those not on ' ents and office jrinta Foc 6584. ’ Big profits. Catalog free. Misson Fac- aiene eget Mt me — ccaneden ‘Stade 4 4 as Se rin. Pa oe necessary; experience in Style-Center, C aoa mo Care. | Centur Loan led please do opiy. Car. EVergreen 65 tory A. 2328 W. Pico, Los Angeles. Cal. sere fami} ietest-ared “ee so ESMEN—$200 weekly selling kegged j cational courses preferred: dignified” teenie: SISTRISCTERS— Maks mect money sell- ae ve working Co., 4217 ox. | Srak—Sit.: iurnishes ladders, brushes,| AGENTS—New wonderful eeller: $1.40] oat", 2amuls- Snes*-srace wine grape juices; season here; capita! | one a Tay West Side; must have car: | “ing our new Luminad quality signs: pon- ‘aia work: $7 day. Call Victor 0641. profit on every $1.50 sale, monograming | 50! direct irom factory on easy pay unnecessary. Califor nia Grape Products, cpnest to carn : eg K.| electric illuminated sdvertising: if you have a1 © | ving territory | covered. Strutwear : OI . OF ST. LOUIS : aa Delmar, _ beiween 10 and “a ¥, 20 Pm Ay a —— a gt a ae ee ee — A ow sagt A1100, South Bend, Indiana. 2 nly ‘Willens Co., 941 Van Buren, ienittine Co... Minneapolis, Minn. reat P IN te NIGHT SCHOOL, FOR TROQUE S CO. O $1 Uv RM CakPENTEROOSOS EES rie ap -aenadentions een. Apply a General Miz Co. Box 244-H. Oak Park. SATEEN Wii Following. io’ sell Tine senate ee WANTED. ) DIRECTOR, : NEW” YORK Lips, 1117 2835 WASHINGTON BLVD. Se ise mataine Magazine and Webster, Mee SER—Experienced on silk — éres ets Farn $100 weekly sell hirt PARTNERS WANTED aoe Tek cae. OR pai Po. | Geo Michigan, Wisconsin. Jowa and LIVE MAN—To eell tollet ood er SALESMEN WITH AUTO | CARPE NTERS > ma Lady Garment, 1307 Washing: “ties, lumber jackets and pajamas rest to — 560" Broadway, New York. ” ch ee a sa ogg al we: © “and department stores. in n St. Louis: also For new pateneed —— accessory. bungalows by contract or piece OTES -Ciass, one who can | Howard. Dept. ‘G-100. “421 13 Van Buren. city location. Box Y-1%, Post-Dispatch _ oe SMAN—Si State iis Seiad a RST-ZUCKER NECKWEAR ait lished. well-advertised _— liberal com- Moderate] riced. Co snistion basis. Appl: Monday _noun. 3214 _N. Taylor. 3 g00d paying’ proposition: can | Citraco. PARTNER Wid.—With $1500 and serv-|minion basis Box 388 Healeervi con, 132 WASHINGTON mission paid weekly. Address for interview. ply Box ¥-178, Post-Dispatch. $ | CHACFFELER— Licensed, for truck; roe i gauze as a side line; liberal com- | products. soaps. perfumes, household spe man, $300 Oor $4000, by party who has Manufacturer, 1522 | SALESMEN—We want two salesmen to : t be bl oy ish Al fe pad PERMANENT POSITION -j useful im bag factory, on. Box Y-313, Post-Dispatch. a on credit: nn # case. James © | a 6-family apartment. Box Y-144, P.-D. | Wells-V Buren Chicago. sell General Electric refrigerators;; this is Pn gel onde ay eo majgeee > Bo. ya pe _ Well-known St. Louis manufacturer | Bros. Bag Co., 217 El [GINEER—One with construc- Bailev_Co.._Dept._3._Chicagd. —__ PARTNER Wid.—wWith some capital; for . ' . Fast seller. Com-/{ not a $10,000 year job, but goed men can ply. Call at 5213 Gravois. 3 to 5 p. m, | ¥ants salesman; attractive salary and com- | — _CHACFFEUR—Privaie family. colored: | ial experience to travel part | AGENTS—$"0 weekly just 8 owing ew | _interior decorating sbop. Eox K-55, | mercial electric corn poppers at $15. | average $350 to $600 per month and be f mission: auto required: «ive refer G te, young, for work, f experienced, careful driver. Must undem@iime: must be able to read plans ac-| economy health steam cooker; priced | post-pispatch. (c) | Commission $5. Watertown Supply Co.,/ assured of a future: unless you can pro- WMA N--Preferably with teaching or sgales| 2” f details past employment. x a (oF * siand wash.ng end polishing cars, se.«—aMillt: good Opportunity to responsible | right. Ba yt rofits. at ag Ages, yg sane PARTNER Wid —For establishea ladies’ | Watertown, Wis duce, eave your time end ours. See Mr. ow psig mA have Phra rere ~My Bs 1-318. _ Post-Dispatch: (c46x) aentet erences requigad, State age. ealary em state . experience, salary. and | as eel ucts a ioe Chicago. bli . 4 » | established business. r cent com i+owns: permanent place. worth $6000 to TIoe8 indell bi.. has nines for several 38,000 candle powcr without. glare. — - - -- o.. £ Ss. gan, established business; good opportunity: | mission. Hick. 1018 &. Wa ash, Chicago. $8000 annually to producers: excellent | L ~ openings | Fits inside regular reflector. easy to in-| + COOI *ER—Tizhi basrels, trst cla Semnie nl, fc). AGENTS—Just granted U. S$. patent on | rapidly crowing investment: — 00. half SALES s in 8¢ i] deale Address energetic men who are anxious to get out | 1; dertul sented 4 100 | per hour. 2420 5. Fourth, : KEEPER—For construction: state | beautiful novelty rugs; absolutely free; ¢ash, balance from earnings. Box Y-277, "eau ter national organ Teation selling * ne ae Sg Bening Es 66. Lak ke st. | Of the rut and follow a orofitable profrs- ~ Bet light tae tae witteont | OF es | VWOUrLLE—Reliavice middle-agea: nust Ii ious job and employer Box K-12%./ samples and exclusive territory to. pro- | Post- Dispatch. fice equipment: some of book- Chien o. A pe PK my Bf te ' dimming or tilting. Pocket big money: | , o£! Civericuce In gen i iarm work on pope th. (c) | ducing men and women agents. Old Col- | == = ikeeping helpful. CHestnut e179 4 SALESMEN— Good money, all or part time. | ()] at the ahove eddress in nerson. (cy | Waiting for you now. Whirlwind seller, - k ont ‘ appointment. _(c) | “gelling Neosho Ozark Mountain grown WE want automobile salesmen. Can you ™akes astounding demonstration Low Ct. | 4877 in nella, wages or experienced Or bond. x | Ment house; saiary and commission; fg Mamine. 7 o'clock ens. Cincinnati. O : f i e fel-| nisi . ——~ =. ~ 2765 Monmouth, n : | manufacturing business. Ip = . . ; Box M-5U0, Posi Dispatch. PHER—Yo man = con- AG t responsible manufac- sibilities of daily and national consump ALESMEN—To —— Souler new oc FSR TT OETITION pa ee Steaths Aras Chess cor | Seaic wink & Site eee ele | Out experience, just showing the moet | (scale Box L-217. Post-Dispatch. cE: ~ mxperegnced furnace man. State |} ony Rue Mills, Union City, N. : 2 hi PL E—T or home in county; give 4 ¥ Rox K-27. Post-Dispatch. ie) | AGENT=—_We start you in business: no | SALESMEN WANTED SALESMEN—Amazing new discovery. . cute | — Bag: shrubs, roses, etc.: town or qualify .to represent a product of the! Asents cleaning 300 per cent profit. Bye = | perience, references and wages mon—Good: must understand furnace Capital or experience needed to earn $56 , AUTO ACCESSORY SALESMEN—We start tire. tube costs in half: a gold mine: ry; big season starting: Borrego made largest automobile company in the world? repeater. Selis on sight. Fine h sold Vu0ny : GIRL—Care for apartment: stale ne oe eal- ~f | Box Y-149. _ Post-Dispatch. Monday. 9817 Gravois. ‘o> | to $100 weekly selling shirts direct to you in wholesale buginess for yourself sell to Gentere. —— filling stations, SuR0 in six weeks; write todar: new sales For full detaile see Mr. D. M. Hewrtte,, %t# in six months and will _ seil over; ary: no washing, cooking. Eox 337, ic if i Exp ‘wneced: good pay, 4 fER— Capable of installing and lay- | W®'®tT: spare or full time. W rite. for fre without investment: $100 weekly sure to! etc. We_ stock on consignment. _—. catalog and free outfit. Neosho; 50,9 ¢ Jefferson av. (c83) | 20.000 sets this year: 74.000,000 pros- Post-Dispatch. _Milliue Co. 704 Washineton. See out furnace work: steady work. Phone | S@mples. Madison Shirts, 560 meane of | hustlers. Accessory Distributing. 64 E. | Amerivan- Dixie Rubber Co.. , Memphis, Tenn | Nurseries. Dept. S. Neosho. Mo. $10 TO $20 daily easily earned sel! ling | Pecte want this light. Write today. CIRI—-White. for ‘heousewore and cook- TCTTENR ASSISTANT—Als0 inistpmeson 0935 or appointment, ic) | Mew Tore City. ee 3 — (SALESMEN—So5 weekly extra paid | SALESMEN—1 cover large outside ter-| “opie for the larcest direct to wearer| AERIAL ELECTRIC CO. 341-W West! ing: experience unnecessary. young men to learn in ruffied DIUS ee rienced AGENTS—Superkeen. Amazing magnetic | | Promtply: ideal sideline; trade stimula-| ritory; eomeone who is not afraid to|, world at saving of $2 to , Chie ft. Chicago. , Post-Dispatch. ADJUSTER—Must be experien , sor blades oncern in the world at saving j a Tri factory. with some knowledge of sew “ nod detail man: possess sales ability. blade eharpener. Sharpens razor tT itor for merchants: new plan: no saie:| work. is a go-getter and knows he can $3 pair: some good protected territory still | - . | GIRL— White; machines: wonderful opening for ene K59, Post-Dispatch. ay magically by powerful en oi = BOND SALESMEN, no —- lea. L: Keeney (Manufactur-| sel] merchandise. We are not looking | open, Doublewear Shoe Co.. Minneapolis. | Answer Christmas Cards | aE must Yankee Girl Products, roe: - ane al apy , SUPER: An established first mortgage bond house | &78). 0 E. 4onn, Chicago. somreons who ene ye thinks he seene ~e Minn. You can make success obtain: orders | ADDIY W. ane’. . ; ; TRIMMER whirlwind be. 30. As let —j Tey with main office in Chicago desires sev- | SAL iM N—Selling drug or cigar trade; merchandise : an be ae gb a | the right LIVE SALESMEN WANTED for personal and business Christmas cards | VELIVERY BOY—White, to drive ced trimmer on men’s clothes. | KEEN Drawer —,— eral galesmen to work out of their St, | fast repeating side line specialty; excep-| sition: you w 302. Port-Dispatch ( Big money selling lox priced electric pop- | im your spare time; will shuw how to earn | truck. Anply 2843 Washin ton. r 301. Pnst-Diepatch. ine. —Something new all Scie |* Louls office. Applicants who qualify wili | tional Wiles Co. 1 ve all details first | people. Box _R-30%. Post-Dispatch corn machines. & Rock Island. 11]. | $35-$50 per week: highest comtn'esions 50 | DI MAKER—Expenenced, or mck DRIVERS—2 for Hug trucker. buy 2-3 and more. Selis for $1 —: 'bo given the proper training, and remup- | letter. tica Co., 2 8 Franklin, Chi- }SALESMEN—Enxperienced. to call on - ——— | per cent, and most attractive saniples i , | paper bones: slate experience and 6 ny iy Monday morning, 6 o'clock. 2807 your profit 300 per cent; ning. instruc: ,eration will be on a liberal commission cago, Tl. rtment_ and dry goods agen ‘ hela SERCaALATY SALESMEN Ammennes; our co-operation means positive | wanted, Box K-111. Post-Dispatch, , c} tree Sample offer and eel a“ a, Chi ‘and bonus basis. Only those who are | SALESMEN—Anto seat cover omega oo issouri, Kansas, Arkansas - ‘ We reauire experienced specialty sales- | + reees, starting now, Write for detase. | | DEAPTSTAS On oll netinery equlDeMMMMPONTER Good Cal Sanday aft: | tags MOC: CF. S18 S- Wel TBP | Over 26 years ot age. and cam” furnian | (£25,260 10 MulomOule | GTBRT tie” | Laine antepee noveitien, All big sellers | oO™acer emarvets betas, ineieationes ete | WN. TOOTHILL CO, 827 Spadicon. Ca . sariencod ti etrectese x, PS . cago. +. ay quality, low prices. ake 5 weekly: t o meat ma | engee | and pin ©. Graver Coryration ay os E. Case. Riv erside 402 ‘AGENTS LIG MONEY SELLING SHIRTS ely a er ll a eS ae pase samples free. Marvelo, 2300 {| Main or side line. . ee basis. = proposition offers good substantial earnings | Sf hicaeo 43 me et nt, $110. Loehbr — direst to wearer for large manufacturer: —'~ 4] ; cor fetta etter | Wabansia. Chicago. ; references and full, part ress Pox on a straight commission basis and pro LESMAN i orrerecuear? : mM, 745 Frisco. (c) ; established 40 years; no capital or experi-, Which will be hela in strict confidence. SALESMAN—Borax furniture. for store | 1/8. Post-Dispatch, motion to State managers for producers: | ; exc mae) large feed mayo ae : 1 "be — ack einai te anal Ow, | ence needed Write for free eaInDpies. Sam- i Box J-177, Posi-Dispatch. scar 2 : - —e ; SALESMAN— A large Sew York corpora- prev! ‘ous sales experience abaolut ely neces- : A cory tion spt a throughout the ; “ a er neeas Craftsman for anginerris6 | , . ee Robe me: } Gels Factories, 564 Broadway. New Sore. | eee ssellal: Gi Ge coun path. gpice A po tion offers a real opportunity to a@ 8Pe-/ sary: give Getaile in 4 letter to °.. ‘ _¥ desires the of a saleeman 2] rT > > : iP 4 : s Helix ; ae... y — . — - r ; ‘ 4 . . ~ | ’ r , avn z | | sae r re able “ot = ; : ctnerience and kno wiedse of ee an a : ———-S=*' | BORAX FURNITURE SALESMAN—For | experience and salary expected. Box M- | giaty salesman. to nell us: requirements A, | LAUGHAN CO. 740 NF pklin. Chicago, | of characte ne ee ees CARTS — lex periensed celulold coverers. ‘uid and e! levator lmn Gro a ‘ S. Luke's Hospital. ic) | “puto Det: sticks Base 4 at Ramage maxic preferred: state vaze “experience aid man | 238, Post-Dispatch. pe ag ni . DESTRICT —— tmme- ated firme. anuir nig” viene # . ved W. Mears Heel ~ 406 ; , a : : - 5 au Ht; sticks anywhere. On Car. WOU! p rrec, st ace, | ie cturer has im: : ho epi “1 &3 ¢ Seng? Ark. G Mies thane ta erst ai Seem CEASERS —Esoeriensed’ ON-/ gir Moun ching tout let | aa eapcted. Bak MUS. Pont Bipaich. | Sale cx are! taapirncn Uameeeanry | cen galen mateo Eo EE m._ 875, Ax-| slate goenine for man with enperenee fe |S" cTneon A RERICAN SSOURENY, Af | lL i>4 ; ‘ a, _ y hg ’ er: he ar are 7 Uy | AY. ef Baiea Man e er ww 7 al Wh po of experience and train Fi ~ - 1 ij ER magnet in base: t ——— ~ sof A cage none wear | “ TTHING | SALESMEN—Lowest priced Send self-addressed stamped envelope for | cade Bide. anag oo ing advertising calenders. ee ey 7 aa we | Re > | in 3 ligion, references, age,. ete. Box Jo, NDOW TRIMM 4 cccaaadener euick - cet a Et hr tel Dre- | — n "G tegen Bnggeran aca - reiR | informati ion. og an American Cigar Co., SALESMEN ACTUALLY GET RICH — yO enecialtics to aus ne BE ama poe EVerrren & | Pings. by = . “- 1 . - Ag a t nm | Hie} ae eee a an r remit : we Po a wes ag Pe - 2 be thoroughly opened ae mier Electric Co.. 1809 Grace, Chicago. for suit or overcoat. Commissivn $4 plue Ss _ er — T. = Selling Park- er cry P fit- ee Pa ggg portunity for permanent and profitable : and aseist with " ehlidren, home po hy oo Aah ~ ot maa exp " ‘ swe reference; steady work: g00¢ | 7-PNTs—New kind of mop washes floors. bonus. Preston. Tatloring Co.. onver, ee eer ed eee —e for eee bees: eiseuain with es write — ~ — 1h SELL XMAS CARDS | no Sunday " a 9 is “ at | fii. , s nee: wrings itese waxes 010. (90 I ak eur s ; wi ~ai€ : exira Dair u . | an give phone num r onn umgar i —s ‘ | DRIVERS—Eaperienced Ford truck: ‘8. 10th and Washington. (c65) and po! Ne oe veers pom make $1 on every SELL COAL oY) large income from ogg straight com-/| silk ecarfs free; $75 to $100 a bon | Co., 1219 W. Washington bl., Chicago. PR eck yen ine ng a oe ae . T : , “OAL. e v . Maz . rn ' . ~—y a if mod fare well ‘come bon a” ede a ane os “yet pe Pew oa si Lovis Horton gai lhe previous deposit. ct To family trade, as a side-line; men an‘ Standard, Cedar Rapige, Ta, at Sana set ai ent lg — Jive nay Fig Mh Ad: | CHRISTMAS CARDS sell on sight: we deliver and coliect; call | : , : ’ j ) = “ % . é ee | ve K-6. Post-Dispatch. c @_ Iron 96 Chouteau. _(c7) | salesmen average $1.50 per hour. Kiean- | 7OUtt wanted: commission hasis: now 1 G4. mmsanN—fell Christmas greeting , cress PARK- DANIELS a ee yy odes “trends. busi- | PROCES CR Oya "386 Areste GIRT— Young, | with DR UGGi>s—Assistant Tecistercd > \WOOD-WORKING EXECUTIVES ezy. Dept. H. Delphos, O. es tame; lowest cash prices. Century Coal cards: $15 daily easy: lowest prices: pay | 1715-31 Arapahoe Denver, Colo. Seana: Se stg tan ‘Seatares. jn- | Bidg.., 8th and Olive. Use ‘east elevators making; & frome — 5 a ou afford to overlook our service? | AGENTS——Somethine new. latest craze— | —--—JUSt cast of Vandeventer _on Park. | daily: elaborate $10 portfolio 75 —— | SALESMEN Postiions paying $35 to $190 | Mitiy {ree pede Eg fancy lined ¢ou- | (cB) | = t | OR ERR a assistant. Bett Positions in wood-working everv-| “rubber art rues in attractive patterns | ENVELOPE SALESMEN—Side line prop-| free. York Printing Co. 4416 Eleton av../ a week are available for a number of | pC Un ie without extra charge: start? —~—7 : ; ; 0 i RUG ¢ # ate oe a . are listed with us for your con-| and colors: practical, .erviceable, econom- | , Ssition, sell the finest Christmas card line Chicago. men with personality who have com- now. act encly anders. Game commienens CHRISTMAS CARDS necessary. Apply Sey & ma | 1h A 4 Bai te 3 — ». Your qualifications, properly | joal- soft, easy on feet: most women buy | ™ the country: French and genuine exciu- | SALESMEN. pleted our course In eamagerngemen Cl mena and bonus bring your earnings to 50 per, tTaergest publisher will pay you 50 per | Raabe on | Dr fey CLERK—Reg:stered ; : q it to any emplorer with our back-/| three: agents cleaning up: make S$ sive etchings; pave bigger. steadier profits; | We need 2 salesmen to complete. eS er tence * art oye ania’ no equip- | cent: sample book free. Individual Greet-) «ent commission weekly. You can easily GIR ctheen ai 501 Maple. Means rou weekly. Also 47 other fast-selling rubber wey gen mon & on ly limited) number); gales force selling the Majestic line of | purchase! s and Nays expense necessary: ing Card Co. 412 8. Market. Dept. 156, obtain orders with our persone! and basi- | _CoUmty. a, - Mrs. te, NEER—Licen , Go own 262 ; k ch . ‘ae | eneialties: free outfit. Write quick. Kris- | Ss™men accepted: reserve sample book! radios for an old established radio houre. | | ment. experience OF : lf in |} Chicago. | ness Christmas cards because they ne | : furniture plant. Peters 1 OT services . ” ¢ erage Cn. 14 Bar st.. Akron. O. ore ag ate lv. os hae ae Box H-360. Post-Dispatch (cP } ee infor: ee | ed ae ae int- | DVERTISING SALESMAN | best published alt ean ae $50 “waenty | GU In vest a or : ‘- oo, ee ce SF = - : idress ) eliv. +e : adison st.. | letter an! you w } y Ss]? . ; anf 35-8: ly | L— [Co.. 1427 N. 15th — Dositions open for manacers. * | SGENTS Make $250 weekly selling attl-| Chicago. ail replies canfidential SATESMAN—GOOD Wy RTUNITY FOR | ment. Pox 1-176. Post-Dig. ae l tunity is open to aj in spare time: everyone buys: starting | understands ENGINEER — Tor laundry work. Lae “i = re. Sm nee est all kinds ae ele: 75.000 sold in Philadelphia. Arti- SEL. FRIGIDAIRE ESMAN WARM- SALESMEN—Furth= expamsion requires | ME oy a tae tad semecidees ia i | now means certain success with our co-| Model Pante Co.. Tt esti ; 7c... im eT : ‘ ours " iend ‘a . ess . : Fae - - NG r ‘ > 5S a . JT - n wh ac » . 4 pT : ; ah A en ey) tne ag Dinks Parrish 1 b of wond-workine. extrem here ‘ Write : cle you will never etop BELINE : etric thy Former schoo! teachers or ice men pre- ATR HEATING “G VEO AGE, SALA “ty more salesmen: 10 men nee eeded bv an vertising to neich borhood merchants ite operat ion ; wr ite for details. ARTISTIC GIRL—Must be neat: | Ac Tk SER Slane ee _ F tor our hooklet. entitled “Porgrince irst-clases every respect: exactly osu ferred ; permanent, profitable position for FIDENTIAL.. Box K-76. POST-DIS. (¢) of the larzest independent on R peg lis @ plan new in St. Louis and will uct | BLISHING CO., 323 W. Randolph, Chi- mri week, room and board. boiler room prectice. bave ie, containing valuable“ information | price: ee estan giemeenta, | fe, andidate §=South Grand Co. 1861 | BEE EN—Baperienced, to drive aman | etimine companies tir ts men for, e|& ssleaman anywhere from $150 to $20 | SES —— | Zl Parmel) : ce. Re! interest weekly preposition appointing subagents. | Grand bi. ie) | SALESMA? apcrienced, +0 ari snail! and gasoline sales: also salesmen r ” , GIR te: ; - truck: peddling wonderful new advertiser! newest division. selling Skeleas. the bot-| a week; give age. experience past ~ years ; wi 5 s reference, phone nutber, etc. Box L-401 | Ww Bboinr 1886. - r ‘ net S ~ | kno wirdes of Bi te rliss D WOR & on N OUSF. | agencies. individual sales. Fagiey-Hal- | . " ’ RNITURE SALESMEN—Steady work; lie: ; tent t operation apd direct current genet J Te KER: , CLEARD G HOU “4 sips ‘ ” Philadelphia. |FC to the public; salary; no commission. Ap-| tied gae to dealers: all work permanent, : | erhorn xt. Chicaro, MM wen. Dept. A 714. Philadeip | experienced 5615 Delmar. ply personally, 4543 Delmar bl.; references | with — opportunity unexcelled anywhere | Post-Dispatch. | Gin’. (ce) of ability and character: IVES — General LOCAL: REP?RESENTAT ; | “dowustaire work; 3 ‘e family. ° ; eneainemeasanmne tet — a et ee ee ne ee nye Box K-1°5. Post-Dispatch. - — De | foTiw ato = agents and traveling ee BIE a mys - gg Pg fia | shine. Hhiand “ap neat. K. A Machine Works. (c) | "re: sensational low price: money-back | gth floor, Locust st. side ufact bi c 4 sn red: send photograph or two enap-| Having proved by mai a ; ns dor Bid W y | GiInL— Pe _ riMATOR—For ne g mill: Bane , Row Bn cvarantee: $25 sales outfit showing cuar- FAMOUS-BARR CO. ri ag ey = Le ogee = 7 ro Write a rs department, ay this bie school can be re en — —_ a. ~ : e established men | “make pm pe ato ve of hiftim ieme from plans : ehance for good A - t - c . C : ~arro O., | Bf . : reanizing a nationa! force of | , o get es * in a mee me rapenenee. salary expected. bor ° Room 6 BOs. 709 a 3 pS ig oe ag oy tan eine on MILLINERY SALESMAN—One that knows | 319 N. Albany. Dept. Chicago. Oi! Co.. Eidiorado, Kan. a | Sopresestelives. This is an extraordinary business that is permanent. dignified Ley work home, Flower rkview . Post-Dispatch, i) ar : University: e ance to Dent. 536. Madison Brothers. 131 the arose sg trade: hone ss SALESMAN—Traveling with car; wonder- SALESMEN opportunity for right man: exclusive ter-| ly remunerative and has a ’ ©o. FaAkM HAND—Middle-aged seed. | exp = experience. “Consolidated. 1204! South Peoris. Chicago. em Be Poe wg Fe nee gg ot — to ful line men’s straw and body hats; draw- 4 y: best of co-operation; write ques O Direct Ly 4 tly . Asis: Small Wages. M. Hense® Ss 7 is) AG Make $1000 extra money by Wosni gg pictie pico 25} a, — —s a Mi ~~ Prominent weihting se “er Syn Ww ard, petra it, atch. = Se 15 sales “trom 20° calls. plieante Adjacent Gre A oy gh See Mc - west Dus rietmas with new fast-selling won- RADIO SALES 4) —t | Oe ah a “ay > Wer Co.. | can use ambitious man with clean sc eases ch experience not essential ae w v N oa¢ COOK. COUNTER MAN—E cx pers Re. edvancement. CEntrs! C ‘ine personal Christmas greeting cards. ADIO MEN utaide work, now; | 3 West 4th st.. New York City. Earnings $5000 to $10,000 annually; 2 | $5000 TO $10,000 YEARLY. bot 66 teat an ae ee ¢ give train. : : der line pe fi rtunity for future ad | No trifl Box M- | aracter and abil- ; jaate oF one ~midanigil nem, combination; night, 4413 Net , (c2) lect! attractive desiens: née op ~ r © advancement. | SALESMEN—Calung intants’ wear stores: | real institution. -No triliers. 2) | SALESMEN AND DISTRIBUTORS.’ ity are the chief ntial : z —_ Comniete selections: on MEIOe - Pest. ttenntct pat c2) | FOR esse s. Must have college aca tion for ecners wemces. Bridg ~ ME collere students pre- | quality at amazing low prices; everrbody | = : Sg nea ne. Set Sepinte. ~ eclline specialty: | 239._Fost-Dispatc™. =" New necessity for men: elle itself: lig | s car. | ty _for “ATE MAN—Thorougbly famiher,4 me; Tor our * chvcalation derariment. | buys: generous commissions: new plan: | REAL ESTATE SALESMEN—We offer | every dealer buys: liberal commission on mC wN nrofite: exclusive territory to procucers. | Teom- detail installation of warm air with reference to Mr. Ailen. 936) ae deliver and collect: par you daily.| an exceptional opportunity with liberal | 3!) businese : OO) barticulars, inl a 4 SALES MEN Durham, Manager. 1619 Maliers Bidg.. | THE KITCHEN CRAF Cc. ping ; Siunee Tae for appolly wy Bide. | aye ; fir behind yeu. Free | contract for 2 or o experienced salesmen | Box 294. room 200, ‘Times Bide... New York | Chicago. | CNnNUBY CUNNECTION ene le | Phene JEf.ersen 0834 for : alf-centurr-old ™ sua . - sf good ch ete 4 hill ‘ n | Sal SSMEN cae $j NO for i —— NUBUAL ON NECTION general g.04 home, apart- _. ; men NG MAN—To gasist in «ales: keer | ontfit. Write quick. Mount & Co. cs | | oe proved ene = 4 — ar yp 0 - SAT —— $1560 ad per oot 1 fe | oy me mE c8 BE he ; WOMEN'S HOSIERY (me of the largest manufacturing con- | ment. CAbany ume W OF 56746 Westmineter. Pare: FUKNACE SALESMAN — Experien@lie Peoria: anewer telephone: reply in | Marnt Ridq~ leveland. O. ™M . J .“ hed Bale manast sage oe Pe aa, l saneted *30 Sean” le aaa NECKWEAR. FAX¢ i$ gney Seg Salesman: resident thorourhly experienced Ct'ms in America requires the service of an | Mr, ing in | lay out heating evstem for § Frege tine: stating salary expected | {REN TS—To take orders for “Art-Pomt, “eee Ea bre KSON & CO., INC. 834. 000.000. Write Liberty R — ll NOVELTIES ay ‘with fotlowing of desirable accounts to fxperieneed epecialty ralesinan to take over | no other but BaP ost- Dispatch, “Personal Greeting Cards. Rie demand | g540 — PRospect. 0175. Free Press Bide.. : Detroit, MMi , apie es ‘ CALAIS-BARMEN CO., IY TORE cover State; popular priced F. F. line to | socal, vratary. | HOME WORKERS n ¥. a ish PS x MAN—About 19 years old, to | from now to Christmas: distinctive. de Ane : gn = = ; a — 136-146 MADISON \ Fae} — i meet keen competition, novelty heels in- | , Salcoman will reside locally and work out | f epplication. Box K-7. Postis m Cigar store. night «school student | loxve line. processed with purchaser’ s name: | ge SALE -SMEN— Extra. Apply Famous ! SALESMEN—Stop ores specialty sales- | ‘eluded: immediate delivery: axgrerable as, the St Louis branch office. He will Must be experienced gm AND \VBGETAE . x Cal ‘30 Monday morning. sensibly priced. Nothing to buy; complete) _ Family Shoe Store, 6219 Easton. fc) Be i + yt olla age” a ‘loopy deal. | ALESMAN side line: commission besis: Gola. Masa | annem a ee ~ the cals | gee tion. Dunlap iv exterienced; city: er" ic) | asies kit free: valuable | S S 1 ant alle eg ee ae eee | 4 tails and pesereces firet letter, Gold Maid | developed from Nati Quarto - ones Fefaren, P: only Al clerk ~~ Sr “Falr educa- commissions hoe Salesmen Wilnen Go. Denmledions pad promptly.| 4 new furniture btore will open for | Hosiery, 319 W_Jackson eek n » |Seuad Seeteate gad tell eammeieniin on HOUSEGIRL— Housework eres Zastt n. — ie. Po ngPeearance to eli electric ap- 2% : ‘ ny “yey gioan ee : business about Sept. 1. Desire @ man eX | YOUR OWN CHR A il 17 Mi ~~ xD ts TRIAL INSURANCE Mic \— Bxer. ~ -Tadios: must be reliable: a | prepay postage. - Aan ~ siz. me.| “we are in need of the services of |SALESMAN—To introduce _high-c lass | perienced in selling and to take charge THB LINE BEAUTIFU “7 | with this pany f 7s iP Co : ricrea!: who ore married and vettled: Sige Poortunity. Call 9 te 12. 3521 or travel: 5 orders da : > eras guaran-| men of outstanding ability. to aug- broposition: unusual opportunity for man/ of sales department. Inquiries confiden- $75 weekly. spare. full time: 40 per cn | @ $300 to $400 monthiy aitbousrs nor fi mmission - promoven sseureg | ~ nd. liable house. 11 years 7. - emma, cme mlm £& oe? &- | with ability and willing to work. See Dr. tial. Box Y-36, Post-Dispatch. comrmisst plus monthly — bon Us. ie | others Ang making from $800 i. ek tr r atung right lines. 7) ae — Ped nave anid direct ment the force of our enlarged shoe eo onday. 9 to 10, 936 Century porttoio : OC OOR STUDIOS. ; é nan conmected (Her mors BVO = o a ” > . '¥ ~~ é | > give details. Art-Point Studios, Dept. department. Permanent employment. A celler: ainrvaltonns SALESMEN 40 § Wells. Chicago. . | 8° erage saleaemen due to on F GRAIN ELEVATI® MEN—OSOs0 5 i YOUNG MAN 65A. Sehastopol, (Oldest, largest Ss : » : i cg) -* , Iv Employment Ma r, -l h c } tore ; enenke SCP White. only, ~l 35. as assistant to sales man- process honse in West.) Apply Smployment —s Ba mong cleaner: r: selis in Bulle to ata Be ___ If you have reached a place in life where | - i on = sual connection for it Doure: | go he 9 OE ae Belle me Bian, F008 future with old-estah- MAKE dig money 6elling personal Christ- | nine floor. everywhere: 200 per cent profit. Write you begin to realize that you must anchor | en selling your territory | men of ebihity an opportunity to ; The - A oe 3 . 4 rm Call 8:30 to 10 mas greeting cards; unusual novelt.cs&. STIX. B AER & FULLER Great Stuff Products Co.. Dept. 5%. Minne- firmly, and begin to build on a solid foun- A A: n Our pro ition, requires no | avemmes $1000 a menth tl anh tetde seam ; | MESTIO Et x aoe on S08 reasonable prices; a sell et | sient: d | anolie, Minn. | Stes Se tee Sees oan ate > See capital and Re TE Py I of 00d rance mufle ent handy 3 OMESTIC ELECTRIC CO- | k free: beautiful, Dox | SPECIALTY -SALESNER—-THREE- WICH. : ——- | Fou. We are connected with an industry | ; successful WS57A | Rullding. Taylor and Biter. | oS | handsome sample book ee eeeekene deree SALESMEN —THREE. HIGH-! SALESMEN—Aimerica’s greatest tailoring | which is in its oe An industry which poune-to-houee. need apply. Sales manager ne grant inver- —- J assortments aleo, rit imp ; ADE. WITH ; lleceally and devute | vhe v te fol PRESS een ~Appls a commissions paid Rochester Art Co... : . uer : a oe Le eA nll — Le gyal all | is destined to grow br leaps and hg ge | full information, about “et | th we to al) appi ont. -— aiter oert of tional Shee Co "rtnti . 4 | . : ¥ | CHANTS AND — | wool: tallored-to-ord TIO? gener. | hic oo | ant i“hernker. pei — 3 YOUN » MEN | =- - Y 4 ms iw oe as va ‘s0Nes tional tow price: get outfrm at once Ad- - Se ee ne | ee - ving vo for ont manager, 21. Pe ge |= ¥Y; 4 —— ae eg te @ a Ca : JUST OUT—New patented apron; | UINN Bott LOCUST. MAX, an ee Dept. G81. Goodwear 844 Adams. ‘salesmen are ideal. Our product entselis mae MONEY MA: shtad oF all of ita. competitors combined. ~' AMAZDS men's parce inl , are the man J am trying to reach an i clothes: advance commissions; og on MACHINIGCT . : ee ae ee :, mm 864 LARGE CHAIN STORE : | a wit on making machinery. amit) | | SAIN STOR no strings or straps; $20 a day, 7 : ? , LESMEN—C alj EVergreen 20. ask fer | SALEAM EN—Unw ’ je line: @65 oe Hipolite, fe) | iy ar: or hech-avade gaye _sounds interesting to vou. cal] Hand &774 hown: wonderful patterns: gdvertisine embroidered on | for _aynointment. Mr. A. J_ Brock. (et) | Set, cn "time: fast profite: free out sit, Write MR. ND + : 4.Tp« fun Cn 29 Beannh , . ORGANI ON areata — aye prac - tn —a ‘oprnines for y tea every day; average 100 per cent Mr. ¢} i : we pxnerionced: give fol) information af L404 other territories. ‘Applicants | Profit. Commission daily. Write | SALESMEN—To sell coal: part or ee ee en aoe: © dt re Aes exeectod in ¢ «- 1% live with ries. ~ 4" ff STA- PUT CO., 717 time Larr Coa] Co. 825 8, 234. c) | back: every workman sinees, merchant adenine aliens wy ee FE Bee SALEEMAN—Exvericnwd. tedio. for Dal-| DronPrat, <uttit free. John Leediag Oo. SALESMAN mAS —T. solvd! plumbing and Bee wn and able to rive good N, lth St., St. Louis, Mo, (£99) SR ecc a ches ate Box Ra Pest Die SALESMEN—I? you ag want $6000 this year. work. 4469 Ov. cf ge enaser, 1908 Rallway Ex- MAN OR WOMAN inte = ea SA Riaz Pont peed galary to hustier. = % : MA wae —. ‘Ter. hepent wor rot : LY L0 direct 7 beoge 20 . “— & dat o£ A N—3 men w + = - Hberal week? Tae yee mir wt is , gg 'G Saas . office. ——- pparel ‘and. un rect ater: 4 orders @ day cn $60 advance to ducer Geo. ; wil 4 nitice 30% Commercial Padme i. « ORTH NINTH NEEDS person @ Dp : no tition: bie casn a — oo = lanters tt chy Mer. 2010 Rect, Dent, 670. Cleveland, 0. | BA N rp datiy $10 urward« celi- if . Tan: orale eam ae Cue 4 te eral repair. | opera! | e tion attendant. hy unique chants only. Write ne ee ose Prov: ing attractive exclusive. original versonal | Bide. Christmas carde: individual greetiozs: serv- pos Rat ghana aod | fasts Give ‘three trac for WO. Meran : “= new and ne Mray ier rcine , SS -~ 1 Al. of factoty —— rnimactive — . eer stow d ‘ 1 — a - . outfit free: act . , a Sore woe Nees Pemereness Ty ND LOTTI reas and ! - i . Hoover Mix. Co.. mes West 234 st.. New} eration: tends } aquired. Sidney Cohen. 1957 Eiebth W.. COPELA! ST. S co. i Tey you al we ne he 4 Janitor. eteremene, i Brease and Alemite cars. (c) | York City. = appointment, Seattie. Wash, | 3217-19 Locust. Metro Lite, 33 W. New ¥ ¥ } om Dispatch. e ae ‘% s . °

Page 74

al SUNDAY, ‘pw-500 MEN AND BOYS WAN! TED—Is the position _you seek advertised in these columns today?._ ea 2 4 gent 39,1088 eee cmt 5 es ‘ , ” Piso v Tae * B&ow ; * = we . rage. +e — - a od 7 a : ‘ po Rei “ . she Ee Sea ‘ . +5 . ae eee -y" =. week aes . : ) . . AEF SON. 3046 excellent 0 mish a. — a | A hght : etp- RUSSELL. TA—Laree Bont room a4 fgets a Sees ¢ rooms. ‘iret and second f ais pom r —_ . te@li : sieeping- Gkand_$$° - DELMAR. si ) a! ~ weg s . * $12 “hes | : eT front: gSt); he - Ab rte 5s6—Cool, c¢ welt and protector wo frients: $25 week. y aor | ae re c} CALIFORNIA. 18134-—Frost . : —- EPHERSO> KUSS : : - a : ter; cony eanole free. Easerex, 65 W. Acetm. Cot) vaie boas of gratdcatc aare, “SiS we x. Fy Sie . Bi .2@: ; | foome: is¢y preferred. V icur 4a26W — -- pre. — Treatise — aii & os care = inuoUs hot wa 33 }Orest OLS. bog ~ -~ | ‘. sa - s a “ee Sar a FF A i = 3. “ ; ¥ - ie ae 3 soe , nes me -~ a a tA i2 CnRNIA. 2219 A— a ” or 4 res ” $138 —Se0 = 4 - . ; Nicely peautfe! ime Ametica and gf omega 300i —Keom aoc arc = , FiiN x, etc ¥ decorated Farasned Poxpct. — ee 3. Seema: “cz | DELMAR. £ one ae oil “fle FERSOn uple . employed or gentlemen ' gy a? ’ peers eee wee - cards ? gts | Mere it. ’ % be, oto & meester. > - * . .__ Tee Dee me. far- ‘ Parmer bo. te : Cd ee at | = io- for * Geasver and er. ee - Ps z, e Ss 7 > P- me Lads > oe | e ees ' » Ri SsE! - “161— rz. front. yt AP “tt ABASHE s0G+—Room *e ) 2. ‘bowsek«uxsing: chilé welcome: 36 i ss ~ias niM -~ PRO wan e MGE a 8IKG SG gee . he- excellent Sta bs Oress £3 - ome: twin Gece: yee re. i aS "Eas InG CO. — aatusll “ . eee en tt to eeveters. GB) | CABAASE. iro — Bearstizel ’ . c A> pMaN 463 _— rge. aaty P ~ 4 - ~ a x Pers: co an ¢; Lats ears 325-359 workiy sare time | Gee i , Coupee, 290 en preferred — ge ‘rope Cotas | ) —— : — - - keepin . cme. wale; 4 et hen | By sawing pereonel Christmas a oD nd friends! roommate: ; : aoe ase agentes 2 Pom : Bees andi others ter (ent comm ; coma Tair ‘ancity. . = is 1S oj) wet tree: our eo-nperation Means wit @ABANNE. 5127 Saee ETT. 2912—Sieepimg room. — Seath : SHENANDOAH. mae — cnn: ae > C +} kitchenette: 7 water in kite Post | write {cr details. W. WN. TOPHILL CO. cxapie: also girl ma con-| an oreterved: pear F2irgrounds. ram: private eo 7. gentleman fe} | rooms: orivate home (45) mex 2 - emence bs STENOGRAPHER Ase 2 t% 25: mail 327 Modmen. Qucez: | Femences. : | BEATE. 4715—2 clean, well-furzis araishe! — 315 = tare: 8 ~ ngie south | © TEN AS iCOAH. 3954—Neatly ——_ : - : : re Serena, 4! po Lavely. u - Ce te bi pifieient. : — . o $334—Laree front room, beau-' _boUrekeeping Footms: private. i om p . BLCHANA™ _—— J ad o 4 ¢ iS nw 32 “4 : — ZW prest 3 oy — -*. 2 ae, ee wren nc . —— ie - Lew apartment Pemt -TAeria toh Fan io ob 2 Eg". DODIER. 2221— Farm ished rucms, ee . — ' TEt EP: ive OPEERATOR—And typist , y o PVP r > |. wethera © : pot RBA . keeping: baih, $4.50 wz. —~ “keeping rooms. sith wick $6 wore ens AXDOAN. * te on pr? | oe” daakene atthee- ane om experience’ EA RN $3 EV ERY HOUR pte Ms ne cocking: renoonabie. , EAST GRAND, 201il—2 clean farncwtec. COMPTON. 1913 8.—I1 tight bowsckeerins | vate. = ie —— on i salary $65 to siart_ Box K-49, PotD («| SELL XMAS CARDS CLEMENS. 353i—Froat_ south. | Ane ase rs mod. St) teem $5: private bome.__ ie i} | SIDNEY. 35182 fumighad bousekeeping: ON. 201s—3 ¢ ; Ton © ge So71—Larae front room y gl gS aa Aco'y' ‘The most beautiful line in America and —piezed: splendic sare. — OG of —~ ae” sccm Centon er Ag OR omic S10. ici | mee location: _empic ; 44—t i a Sor at reom; pris rmount i | we pay unususily large commissions: cards CLEMENS, 50: {me a ct | SOCRTEEN 5 fight house: } Popes ———— coment ving SY = =F with board: = ‘ae % ; ; Ay cA ngie tro . r4 ~~} _ . : + r t : " - ea te a . Aas = ns _ = te 7. - ie 3 ; ’ » —— pi ween 10 and 1 San- | ply Employment Manager, Mezza- ENRIGH 5245-—Lignt nowscherpins: | menee roein 5a SSeS — | FLAD. 3855—Light housekeeping frooms:| for lady employed: meals optional. GRand| {emt room a Sat 1 in riment _ SE tlerwon 2550. ( nine floor. . | glso cieesing rooms. with board m-| GRAND. SSISA N. — Neatiy furnished | reasonable: private family. 3299 M. ic} i J : : | ottain etratz x by at once. commtitehiag machine. | able. [} |} _foom: opposite park PLAD. 424; — 3 completely fur musaed | F. vine a ENRIGE LORRAINE HAT CO. 5852 [eetmar ‘ . -agiees STIX, BAER & FULLER | ETZEL. 5G22—LDesirabie south room. a¢- | GRAND 3501 N.—2 connecting comaplcte- | housekeeping rooms. southern hy ee . ice A. a wiyygeron ve; ' = ~- — *y Sindne {e CX [PT ericer, por gorers! | joiming bath; rusning hot water; 35: | ly furnished housekceping rooms: reason- | refined couple. GHRand S49sW. - | reasonable. Box Y¥-289. Po so: os . 7 ae : ter garage. Delmer restanrart . 2 =" Sean J Ww iry Sal | Men; priviiegte, home evoking. =e) | able. \FLAD. 4247—Two completely | “4 | TENTH. O71: S—Furnished room wits | Rg suite; = ; | “floor; water, eaten WA We MAN—H ner work fos t F € - a eslady | eee Bear 4957—WDelightfa! sl. | HARPER. o212—Rooms. housekeceping,! housekeeping rooms: southern exposure: te} | ENRIGHT a : — a 4 “ Milli T mers a . Adve 45 4a Dor a eer . ms) emt tab "ubDiIng War, Karece; reason | half block east Fair Grounds Park. (-O09: ‘refined coupie. GRanrd 5408 Ww. hod. 7 — ine - = § iy = a ZARYLAND. 4324—Housekee ne or : inery Trim | WOMEN Micdicaced white tos Experienced; attrattive position | abi. 5519 W—Neatly Yurnished | FOLSOM. 4178—Light housekeeping: wi FEXAS, SAI Preat, room oe) | ENRIGHT. SISS—3 eecnad . TT ee | j os whi or genera 1 | SOE ry ah ry iabed | > om ° t o or 2 rH - geasonabdie. c — ; 3 “oad Ex ced onl Apply | Perak: Deseant surroundings. 717 for experienced saleslady who has| Ol private. reasonable CAbany 24620. | jp ee eee ee Si | GEYER ST ee beekeeping | THIRTY-RIGHTH 1607 S—3 rooms. _bovecsereing rogme, . “qi03-—Nicely furnis indowrs perien y. pply | powework:, Dis (¢} i worked with discriminating trade. Se SE Tien cxeahes NanG see, "| “poms: water. heat: private home. kitchenette and bath: adults ESRI 7: * uneRee 7; int floor, oc =i. tamily; 16 | 0% , - Qigdy.., 64 ROR. 8 tage nineties Sh ene Oh ama nal lle Ail, Abia AM ee won ao, eaenparen mens e For gre wee nn tirnsvecen ab . TO RT rane OP of MaKe © . x: a qr et oneensy 4 orem “ Hr mensentate RN oe cant oR et ashen et Ame te , . b Sane toe jh an teenie A LABS ET on peat: Seis ae peneaplinvacianey .% ee es eye as tag! ae ee a. sa eee aon yo ee we Chao a). ¥ Maiy at place. yp! ' floor for co pie eri p> Loyed. or ib55 nt bd Kk ' Keer in roo fe we! i furnished: hardwood floors: tile bat th: | Saphay. 1438A Mote et S on: | a echt _housencepsng. — iS =. ~~! private: ~ent $45. “78) le Bia & §-~-Attract ipa ~,+a58a eee . ’ ‘e'4 SHOT: hancy to bus and car lines. Cabeny 5G — hot | GHA —a oe es rnecting or vat Pet ‘ aaenl MARYLA? " hitehen n-O "Brien N uer, 1718 | | WOM As ~Younr atiractive. : ‘ ts DIRIGOLD COMPAN 18S5°R. le — — . ase . ‘ > “nl l- - ‘4: pre > 3 gs aaa , 3 . ’ Washington. (C)is : and Sait Co ies : , je} 5236 Areade Bldg. KENSINGTON. 5101— Couple; large rooms = | GRAND, 1319 53.—Neatly furnehed roome, | as ae - = 90) ENRIGHT 6 ae - wink, 22 {ferson i . ee reas mabie ven F Orest -it -AMBDIN, 13——Housekeeping room in) all conveniences. “TOR. 2002A—Nice room: housekeep | *;° ' - a : c oom igi iS — Fk Housckes ng room WOMAN—White ntry sad | cabagsconnpersgemanegn — —_— ange ae oe =, oF ne! Tos | & ip ass 6615—- . _ ens i a - es a e ‘. porn’ ae 2S5 ; ss ag ae io? a board tor -— ey — oom nO hea v ‘ caning: room ane board: no pn calla. | KENSINGTON. 50Z)—Light. — GRAND, 32xx 8.—Room in apertment; | a OB TOF ee — | ON AS Bet aver G5. toe ene xing = . GRANL). 3204A 8&.—2Z2 rooms. clean and wht MORE. 2355 Som for lier - , POLES pes rae 4 i376 Furnished reom?: ‘Hy feieremete PeauirTes, 25 Van- averteresit. Ga80 Pershing. 2a ficer. les ANDET ats io oa south room, xogd RES POnS _LOOw = + nicely furnished: continuous hot water: | ; my - a (oe) 25} F a a a : ONTCLAIR. t te) ef; ner, ie; ) WiMAN-—WWiddle-aeed. taht housework Yor = di well ex erienced | location: ex me a ¢ NEW STEAD, EAD, 2918—Slerping or Tour: kitchen privileges: private family. je) | housekeeping and sieeping. cB ) , Prag x ep i hone: gun porch. . pA gen Lar eo Be ee te | wu) fermi. 9121 Rawk Milton. Over. yUnE iadies we periene MeV H rege 49; 771 Room and board, ni eo ee ee fe) | GRAND, 3320A S.—2 large front rooms: | WHITTEMORE PL. =320-—Gicening and ; Saeeeerer ce age TON’ , —— areas Hoe | Vntyd o. ; nie , . ye. ye COOKIt | oe ren 2 - - aiso single room adjoining bato: every | EM ouse ping rooms: ‘Je ck , 5 — PURITY OR -— lovely southern cx. | ~oet_Hilana 6066. eles gira eaperioencet on or Woman for #2400 Position POSED -—¥ ih board emsnanabantiice pele | heard: single $8 double $5. light housekeeping: ail 7 plage tase sed furi hed rooms: xf keeping. | ARSENAL, 5388—2 light housekeeping | # od ss . * - - ele ROM 8 +5 x et ts Rael Me SN, et TTR MRE: r' * a 2 . oS ve . - - a * - 7 a . . _ * - ~ o> . en wii ety 5a ee eatin At ee Be ad moe wiz 7 es Fs aes hone =f iy . TR en hg 1 x be - Ue ke eae ae ae PORES a te ” . ail Bo ORs “s ne van »tinde agin ert 4 cece ir Pe a el ’ is i SES fe Nt i PS ¥ 2 Pe ee aa - a te Cg A path os : Sane, aes “ 8 ee CL We eae Fee ee oa x, bs os 7 i ih pe wang 7 CUge wa. f 4 S Saeaae F ae hdres sa sen neni pede ae) , ay n phe pePatey PS sa ng! HF PO eee ie 2 bang vali elie Stag ‘with bo : 2 ¢ . t7W.) . Prac =o a h a ee private home. family: for one who appreciates foes | | modern. keeping: Jewish; cheap. FUrst G1 Ay " NG : 72 — Th NG, the man to eee G CCLID, 2732 BS iackeey-| CAFRYETTE 300TH rd ; 7 are looking - the beet money-making vom and bear rd; pri-| home. Gentlemen oily, cB) ont / ——Furnished house oo | LAFAY s901A—Large room, al | CADANNE. 3u5 Esath trent: di cars. Pout twin heds: good meals: reasonable, Fu sera ROOM—Modern: easy: aie | os twin beds: private family. sc? CABANNE. SITS —Deairable room: ‘singte keeping: range: jects, hot Be on “eying: F - \v ae oniie ait ‘ Tay yp yvely south} “2. pooonhac hg dee aole at, an aad per cs CABANNE. b171— 4° re rocm. bedroom eat, electric w ; —_— : ‘ Aree: need apply. OPELOWITZ | #XTESLAnTES—ser housewives guaran- aed at sider LAclede S194. ee tc) TEST, with home enoking: $7.50_ $8.17) oe See amet ee Eg: gooey hon mao an na 1435 ell fur- |) and kitchenette on third fieor of e.egant | LA xx—Well ture 4 b: tree parkin BROS 920 W ashi 5 h teed products: salary: commission. Ap-| CONNECTICUT, 3642A Room, board; ESTMINSTER, 3945——Front room with | LOUIS, 5367—Sleeping rooms: private ace mt sok. - oc; heat, elrctric, was, phone fur- ~ natal hot water. DE? a M--In xa tment —" : ”’ ington, th | nly_tox 1158 Blackstone. 3d floor. comfortable home: gentleman; very rea-| 08rd. southern exposure; reasonable. | home: for gentlemen. gn eg $131—24 floor: bedroom: | |; Fm Lee garage oj ti Gj ideal, couple. LA EDE, 4926—furaishes re B gotrakfast: gent pa. floor (e2 SA sADIES——Do you want a sales po-| sonable, WESTMINSTER. 4549—South front toom, 'ST. LOUIS. 4916—Cican. cool toome: not agi nad ek Pe gyn om rity 2 block CATES, 5055—Front houscheeping rooms; | nished: 3 private house i . sition with a real future? Give me five LAD. 4149 h T board: Tvate: board: running water. fam: reasonable | water: private family. (cB) | earage. LAcl pon cars. O ver week: hone. laundry: $5.50 (« 33x) convenience. ks s minutes of vour time. 10:30 to 4. 532-4 | “g¢ re 67) | SEMPLE, 1643—3 conn | arash Actede 491. (c53x) | Eres. 3°01— , LACLEDE. 4526A—5 | | poms ilk Arcade Bid : entlemen. GRand 198W. — , (0 4 . t—3 connect ing rooms, cOM- | NICHIG AN. 6817-1 “ n ‘ ATES, 53°01 —Cieht. Pleasant recom, $4 ACLEDE,. 4526A—23 ‘ rvs ia Refined, private Arcade Bide. (ce) WESTMINSTER. 4102—Cool sleepin pletely furnisheq for housekeering: large. ° i—~ LAOV Ty furnished bed, weekly; gentile m FUrest 3480R. sonable: private family. oS. wi a as8raze optional al GRAND, S144A aad room, board, #r2 breakfast reom, ch — — nt PR A oy a fo : SALESLADIES—-For house to house work: or 2 gentlemen or couple employed. rd. rooms; modern, shower; meale optiona,; | yard: cool for summer; 5400 west; Weils- | | able, - ADIES—To «ell Ralston cereals. ATO, sae Front hall room, board op- | boa 4 r m suitable for three, | WAGONER PL. —Housskeepine. keeping: ruunine water. Victor Siw. | conveniences: private family; potarenens, Priva bath: home] hower-to- house. 9 overine principal towns | onal; German people. (74) | W PINE, 4362—Excelient meals,| south exposure Wellston car. = FOrvet (o2) | CAbany 2 ; et Sa ‘eatly furmiened; Jan =] in Missouri: must be free to travel: .| OREGON, 3375—Three nicely furnished! ron on | 19% : . fe} TO TRS $2) ee oe NDELL, 41060 — He iil _ apartment; gentieaen. D. G. oy et — Fe ‘AB preg FP ag commission aa ato pth oy ees PRosnect 0203, (1) a. 3 bathe; reasonable. JEfferson a eae - wet ec) | GHTO 2 rooms, furnished or un- | C1-AYTON AV a _bat ; g traneapor avon. Apply Monday .| PARE. 3150--Front room ‘ ) furnished. housekeepin reasonable TINDELIL. — ae . } , cai Walker Factory, 7th 8 ks a ee ne exchange for_board, for gentleman. _ | OREGON, 3411— ig Fe CLEMENS 5736— pica ae. goal, | AD Pes,. Se =m q ROOMS wr 9 sete J. southera: - *? Ws wonderful selling ar. s.| _ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY : ric and gat, LAcled breakfast. nal, : aparimeat: all modern Seanty eee ne => = Tes L P ALODZZ —-Room, board; " so : . Floor, 16th & Loe)nx.9. see. 8 eerie: | ght? family: ‘young girl employed: reason. E ROOM —Tn “bachelor apart | pyre preg South Reno, TEA Bren Taye Se ean re fea | alee eater oon oa —— ° le {c) | ment to congenial business or profes- “. 4% ery gna 2 rooms: pri-| OREGON 1833-7 Pr Em rn CLEMENS: Satta room; priv care: INDELL. 4386—Beautifal spin 4 Pte sd taimily 1 or or 8 gentlemen. va 2) S| Room ara — piaand Tanai — acne Ghend 033 _ eek 5) Victor yaa M, adies or gentleman; modern. ing rooms: ev ory. gonvenience ; neat and _ CAbany 4742W, : gs . (af? comer clean. Victor 378 icD2) EN B35 vonme ad. Ngnee-to- MAN . sentinel aw | ROOM lates modern: prvare tam : care ae es ARMAND 3 S757 A—Roomse. single or te SY ott CLEMENS. o~- Lar “s fron Rogie > " C4 - ’ taranterd “articles: —. rates reasonable, $443 Gaseon-| _$ Call Sunday. GRand 7275M. (c) we , lences ; le. (7) fomipete ~ sink : ‘ant ha a8 AEP. CLEMENS S5G0~ tot 9 . B25 to $35 weekly | Ade Bt.” Riverside 1468. OOM—And sun parlor: housekeeping it | ARMAND. 2724-—Rooms. single or double: | sy RR —giTF— wes Wenn prefersrd: maaae ’ cool: bat tbe eel > ROM commission. Box K-54, ROOM ANI) BOARD—For 2; private tam: | desired. no other roomers, FOrest 1292, | 2) conveniences: reasonabie. .| vate family. f ment, “CAbany. 47: had pres yee YY eae , oe q Ree ntie Tor 3 tc} | ily: one block to Grand ‘cars: $37.50 ROON—Yn moders apartment: ¥ in family: ARSENAL. JO08A—Wall foom. conventent | 7 ox oat | CLEMENS. ESTE ckesrGoreT D.“alen ts: | eens mz - q we teach ano each per month, including yeundry. River- reasonable, FOrest 44 . to cars and restaurents; gentlemen. PARK. 2440 (in rear)—2 CLEME? 2—Apartment D: nie 426) £ y to § side 2RRaw, We Alas (c8O ) | 4ALG keenine reoms: tiie atove cation; large front: geniieman or com. nished ‘room in yoann FR ‘for 4 he's RO eee ‘ean hhousekes | ARSENAL. I-gant. front room: PESTATOZZ. : a ea wel oP hates RUTGER. 3 a" oY —Calt aft youll 17:30 Sunday: saa: Two large. lean Noe 142 tcepine | eatiomen; ail. conveniences, {ec front sleeping: he no lady Neahiy rh ‘want TLEMENS. 5047—DLovely swacr s - ; * ett ne eee IC) 5 4 whe * * ‘ ig convinced, wert “Si Weinwrizht Chie va NC , Tat Faas KSOit Fer gentleman: private home: iA a wary nl $600-—Gentieman orivele ei. iwis beds; hae» > if Fst ae con home: gentleman. CAbany. SOW (o3) mother’ ren Sg eee: priv ae bath: garexe CREENA j a sThlshed | ¥ ocation, ch) azce ae a. enir ergreen 72. (c) ee Oe eee 4 | ROOM—Front: | : : $3. COOK. S004—% connecting Tooma for LAW. ABA Excelent room and board | GLEEPING Ro OM gentlemen, “ST kh _ light nouns keepingg decorated: Ey ht he k , . Baca —— men, : magazines: guaran- per week. GRand 23n: (2) . $15 « ns 34 no selling ex. Soh A—-Large > ne ree, cool, new : : eoessary if auick to learn’ cali | 4ptgn, £0" 1 oF 2: board opitonal. GRand Central ei hor MS—4-room cottage, water, ar re. ‘Bynon. Statler "Hotel, | SHENANOOA an TERE WONET. 197 Locust eter: | nome: $3: | | pata atvier ote cent! : = ; : , 0606. emen in private family. ve $1 day: weekly rates with shower baths. ; : : etre’ near T4th and Lafayette. rag garage. ¢e8) fi 42225, 4 Rey ae tes: a #6 Bg ; Cee ern, SER aeas Carer? ome. * - . ‘ - i ead ee fet gon ME 2 v —* SAS. 4a Oe v -

Page 75

__ JULY 29, 1928. : sey _29, 1928. . = 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? | post-pisparcm _ -_— merreatetene A a ag a ae MS FOR RENT—West est ; ROOMS IN SUBURBS. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS FOR SALE | : : R ountry : ; ° BUSINESS FOR SALE ; S| oseTé ve ress front; south- | BELLEVUE. 1551 (Ru nd Height vag ul ped " nce 397M. th) . : “ ru 5 chmo eights )— $00 D shop: Fully ‘ wet FOrest 2932W. {c} ie ‘ai store; good trade $e bal- 10 operate: . planer, oie a yang lathe, 4" 4020 — Nicely furnishey separate reoms a “nice: on _Hiland ¢ - eihacaots oat , : t . . ' , or om eduits: ~ ies ; nee terms: $4500: invoice AB renscn, pacity: storage | siceping sho chesp./ apartment with business GOR ; Cofline ian ieee. . Dept. 265. ' | Sickness: no ts. Box Y-14 t- CONFE ears css Post- sich it c ueRCH NDE. or a8 . ~~ Algo . A —_ all stock. #0 te va- electric fan. Protes.ant s15— Ro B “ b 2167. roadwa New 2s, t =, >| line of drugs: good : 7 {c2 and substantial| terms; weekly counter sales ‘$400: liv: | ti n. . ocation; Bo competi | GA tery and electrical serv) riety stores: bargain for ne. Phone EMELE 307, > ( og a we ea highest wind: $330 ; ae can 1443" pesinenn. school: receipts from $45 t ‘S35 as aily.. And meat market : 3 —_— a " shipping welg aU cast erms. Ua nze : oO — "es : 3: pare ar a8 -o sURe yo S— rooms, furnished; nn, convene jent to car and school. eit pounds: no competition: moderate invest: tate pa as a rerte: Post-Dispat lished stand. 2800 8. 13th st. SON. 3945 — ERs {cB= e n merchandise required. ta-Put BARBECUE And | sandwich —. Goou CTIONERY, eck EN—2 1 sut-| © a fixtures; bargain. some. net and send Peta | ching! te faerie Cas cort™™ | “none “Some ie moar nose lover car | PHAR W0oe Ee vce ie eamatacrars | pM a eee S| aes MAR Toed cei on: te oe | tae Borel pee . FS invest in manu BATTERY “HOP—Price oa 4529 ain. light lunches: terms; no agents. GROCERY AND MA ith living Ths ol, clean Troon: N.— “south room; | TOUndings: convenient eo - sales a ition. eo ¥-94. Post-Dis Dis Easton. CONFECTIONER Y—Must = with | ¢somms: fixtures ape SE about | ARDN LTY. bu — Mot water: conveniences. : * DEimar iaacs. (c62; | table; reasonable; single or curs! ~— be s wants to a ding: wond 705 W BATTERY SHOl—Bargain. Call a J néerful stand 710 Lemay ae - = a : AR, = ai conveniences. " — (533 = 5 Apply Sunday afiernoon, Rio LATA 4189—Second Tir si M—EECON. 4160—Nicely a er FOrest $353R. POOPIE: | at Berry ra. share west abie weet dad Sette tet BATTERY AND = 5 oP Tas CONFECT ots vieg Seems: meee " @on Pe: —~ ‘RSON. iy : ° 2pportun ‘ rat. P z va ; CUTE—I240 dailies, 1030 Sun- ms) _fxporure: modern: ree, : = for couple employed or gentlemen. N—2-room suite. bouec- - , MAN with small capital and service to bE rol lig > fg ae rooms: one ic ine ee Gaunt 33 ae WaAbash "321. (c) | days, morning and evening; South: quick P niences ROOMMATES WANTED 384. in a good erowing business. Box ; eel "| Venter. GROCE! EGETABLE STORE — SS oa Y¥ 92, Post-Dis, ret tA (c2) : neatly (c83) Excellent Suth A A tabli : poco ae tch_| part rented every Sunday until end of 4952—Nicely furnished. _- . 26 pee a light house- ROOMMATE Wi t-Dis MA 5 pat ‘lth $100 Sy bean . . I . Pray. U, to take OP—Good location ; usi- | Maplewood: opposite (2 ; ched tr. , BEAUTY se . » 16 8, $13,000: 3 rooms. bath: = By re GROC confectionery: on S-ath | September; s Ses 1g, a tee Pooms : electric fan: telephon _keeping sleeping: modern. c68) : —#Orest 2 oi. 1) ce * . : ? nf 7 € st 2 (ei " ron yenient: per__wees UNION, 1143 N Apartment A: south | charge. of ‘ branch store; s, ood pay: give “ness. phone JE{ferson pt es A Side; £000. rH ing business: ‘reasonable: were SON, 4206 — Front connecting front rooms; m reasona share = tn _fiobt rooms, _ modern; _re - asonable. ic) furnished. Mra. Bo . 808 ~Kenneriy. OLD aac . , weeping rooms; running water; $12; 7 ERNON, 5142—Lovely room. homelike: | ROOMMATE Wid — ove =) ae | OF LD’ manufacturing concern, solug b sn Chane St or wel ettihes P 3 rn ick building in rear; sto d qe ee ctor 65) 52 lovely housek VERNON res rior mone — — ment. CAbany 1884. Parkview 2 a United States: 0 handle, FAC beg B34. * a a | “a mae $5000: Soles _ ee she. ‘ which is exact! f j anc ' ms, , ike: $11 a oa 2nal. _POrest_8817W. (cB) ROOMMATE W Wtd.—Relieble. clean couple | Sell all or part. fp Bre ‘2. Dis. “(eho) AT . modern: near schoo! ; arn! N. $2950. - Information, 3445 Park. ra G—Larse a room and ; liek 5349-——2 negtiy furnished rooms: | _t© share 5-room flat: party tates 3 who can invest from $3 to $5000 | .Quire G.. . morning. 72 : CONFECTIONERY = ee ae market: «ood “clean, cool: $8.50. JE Etferson Riso light hopsekeepi@e rooms. ___ic62) Or v9e9 Mail _siter ©. — GROCER Y— And rege pe | CAbany 4151M (c) | demands for ‘its goods, wil] make an at- MID-WEST EXCHANGE. st cae. Sb nebiern " op Citppews: larse | | Porgy between and 4 Sunday. c ving c With breakfast, for 2: o Dposi ; co ting bedroom: | for 1 ntlomen, FOrest 3778.(c8) le ith nnecting roo — S778.(c8) tractive and profitable offer to a good busi- CHestnut 9463 arest school, swimming pool and a hon. PRos- | GROOT BA — delice tessen: ope mile other reom ; ROOMMA’ DElmar su TTtePences: SS week com ee pivleec: homelike: convenien!; CRNON. 57086— large connecting ROOMMATE Wtd—congenlal youn ety DB yitem share apartment-hotel room: Lind = ness man who wishes to become actively | BEAUTY SHOP—We eauippe atest t 2 cen (ec) | south of § Highway S.. Call Se eee . m , DELMAR 4103—Qulel aaa . & , _housekeeping ; sink. __FOrest 2932W. (c) | " t. cool, & & fur- sot) reasonable. Box Y-85, Post-Dispatch, connected and is willing to make a reason-| permanent wave machine: heat. hot water private entrane new: eo AF ates — outta: | ae (c8) pf gene ME aa ovale Poem wih Mest) | OO a td.— Refined -Dispateh, ady to able investment; millions are io ‘be made furnished: well located: rent $40: cheap: ye a ge NERY—Saecrificed for $1500; Biveride Wea. Jol? Les wide Wee LOL? ti &arage : “ 5 a cae ae | ON —— { | share lov ely front room and board: rea- | 22 Florida and now is the op ortune time jon account of sickness. PRospect 9189. icatessen opening: fine for couple: no MEAT MA ae DELN CR, Pst floor. ee |S 25s 7 oie . — vc lg stip we 8 gee | Sonable. 5250 Waterman ay. * 2 4 et in. E. D. Tessier,, 603 Marquette AUTY SHOP—OQuick sale wanted: oct nan living room: low a growing AR. 5223—Nicely Tu ene double: twin | iences, ; @arage; all conven- | eoGt WATE Wid.—Single man, electrical SSE |, booths: near Shas’s Garden: good oppor- | wan. GROCERY 8TORiE—Good paylag Dusiness, Bs) Lares front . second | VERNON. 5416—2 well furnishea con-/to shar¢ this suite; give anaes Ny and write for territory. Sanders} the start with little capital, call Sun. : Louis av.; price) willing to encritice on accomnt tll health FOrest 0724. (c99) | Mecting housekeeping, sink, porch; reas- tion and other information a: Miz. Co., , Hawitie. Tenn. (Reference: | d-w and after 6 p. m. week days. River. «$3000: rent $45: ; 3 living rooms: sales | 600 Cho (2 TE: : - | onable, {c) | venient gara Box M-107 Post is ‘teh, Bradstreet. side 215°. 2) eekly: good selling. : 4 EA ng.e front room; pm VE rth demi or aan ara eerie rece Konrn rik REALTY = sane , a ¥ MA ET ir family. ERNON. 5553——Rooms well furnished; ; YOUN DY 0 share apari- | PACKING HOUSE Wonderfully equipped BEAUTY SHOP—Fully e pigoes: | — CONFECTIONERY $417 Bescon, fc) CUE AN D—Worth investigation. me E03 Light housekeeping na all conveniences; Hodiamont car: reason- JEfferson 1333. sechete —? st a . ty eg 7? ae B+ ing front for barber i P it a red: Soter chuech: date es ee to senool and Call Call_ Monday at Jefferson and Morgan.(c7) ; ; n ee eens (¢ J a % Kio own- | quarters - ka a tor selling investigate ry SB Hg ~ GROCERY — Meat market: no com et ) ‘ { ! ce Dont 2 oS?) beds Rs te enare lovely oe gh sues er ‘will turn over his business to buyer; | sal Call ; 4 o connecting house keen i : erm exposure: excelient meals; ait. a , ° f fesenera—feiscelogeau.. | 1 fom front: wk: #8 “Forest 727% | Semele, eygupmenes, 41 Wee Pint | vestment endo bold of cvralt-bun: |" ‘© P ®- Sundar 9 © Sto 9 00) | CoM HORE Eat mereticceeieetieesaee ica t - ~ (oO) i. (ec | ert tn a :| Swe PT ND, 4026—Hail room, reason VERNON. 6168—Two cool. connectins.;~ Box. ¥ 263 “Post T Di ~im — on ~~ oe | HOUSE —12 ‘rooms rooms; a "Dieser Ww nice fissures, “yr i Figg BE single poy go pal On ¢ . | _ Post-Dispatch urn ur Py} : e : . ° ° i. aia ee anti | ROOMS WANTED PATENT—New (and useful houschold ar | son 3 oT ; ; cheap lease. GUTH. 5988 Juli na (c) | KESTAURA - 24 front (co) VERNON, 5233—2 newly furnished roc «| hOOMS Wia—1 or 2 unfurnished: beat. | PRACTICAL | pes ..2 -181,_ Fost-Dispatc RUSINESS—Repairing and refinishing = RY At : ri 05—Second fioor weet, | southern exposure: gb n ef het water. Riversi e 2487M CAL inventions for =the “Models niture, account of ckness, COlfax 237%. a? . a a= 001 Tae in Se age: reference; $5-$4: double with tr) |} ROOM Wid. —— n Box azo home, = & “so 0- og — + PE a 9 ig BU BINESS—Establiehed Pa income: John’ ~ lee ling. 8908 St. Charles 7 ra. "Bt. at big barga Meh te . . Np, 4256 partment E. delight- | ou x M-2 #1-Dis. a 1 EES ——-— | can oper ate nexperien . cash, Box Ost- 7 | SOM Wt SMALL capital buvs efther half or while: For details, Pox K- i29, Post- Dispatea, (e) yn age yay rar bi m parlor. | GRocERY—_and Post-Dispatch. ~ front room, fan: southern oe WALTON, 741—2z furnished housekvepias | R pen coo 41 Bh" Sora ti 4 ; , nterest in established city soda water "Pa ca : BUSINESS—Jeweirv oe + a Op- | no competition: established trade; | Bonne: near echool. show. GRand | for selling, retiring: price $8000. ' ae : PEND, 2017— Housekeeping ; md, rooms, gas range: Man and wife; $7. 50, } and cold water in room, fact tRS : 4 wit ing suite; reasonable, — - fh waler. garage. DElmar 0060, ‘c7) | KOOMS Wtd.—2, Gpfarsiched. Boail Side Ss ie} 8D,_Poat-Dispatch {“) | portunity for man with dem- | a7 m4 e. ; | = . ee i . EAROOM—-Denver; sell or rent: fully | onstrati: lity rooms: pe, | ience 10m privileges; nea r ’ ience familr; ut i i - ne | : “6:3 i ENR) —_. 5188 . "ype +-~. (CBS) + SD. aan bod Nicels furnished room,' WARNER, 7447—Neat furnished room} ROOM Wtd.—Unfurnished, near spring | TOURIST HOTEL—For lease. r aA PETE proc. Se) CONFECTIONERY LUNCHERY —— : a Ath cott 7. : u onposite bath: 2 windows,! for wentinman; telephone and bath. Rich-| and Meramec; two ladies employed: Riv-!| osition: must sell aman adeee inter. | © AFETER a 2 geod bayer 8 seine fountain: excellent northwest corner: rood ; ontectlonery. — y oe -— =; v m Fe . e é {Cc 6 > ¢ . e; veariv ’ “4! ~goutt exposure; privaie family; | mond Height (c) | erside 7174. ¢) | ests. Box Y-335_ Post-Dispatch. bi ; See te at 13, Spi tery ie arly opportunity for right party: in rear of store. 2680 Califorma, | ‘ : reference. c) LWATERM AN, ‘330dA—Southorn aaeeeee. | ROOM W td. a ung man desires room WANT manager for laundry: good pion} 2 : — pout: “013 Spruce. fe7 living rooms if ame near Fairaroun?s. mee at erated housekveping suites: “large kitchen | ¥ WATERMAN SUES Mipactiv’ room, run- | ences. Box 48. Post: ‘Dispatch. _ | Post-Dispatch, scoala Von Hoftmana Pres rear}, sod’ Onandors ty A yatta eth at: ce | Van established cash and carry trade: | ale ick George, ENRIGHT. Si 79. if. jenitor service: ae tty ng furnished. |; ning water, twin beds arage._ (c62) | ROOMS Wid Te: gas, electric and Wa- | W WANTED, _tianagzing partner, depot hotel; | CG: ve: gatage aceommodation: business — $2 ; 6 a rooms and | 5 Oy, 1h lease; cheap rent; no agents. iIRANT-—Old e@tab ae % able. JEfferson 58%. (¢ koe 5257—-Large front room: | ter, Ist floor; prefcr Eleventh Ward. Chas. salary $25 weeklr: $1000 needed: secures ; cond: reason for selling. noor health: ber- location. NORTE olte f ly: wonderfel Box K-112 ost-Di HS (ce) cation; vansumenin: other business. eer - z R a | ‘AX. Gui 6—Housekecping rooms. Pa eign aoe ota mtr ong sould (teen eo business: =n. Sa se 3693 Ol ve, | ew: A i ings. ing rooms, $c “ar garage; lot 160; Trea-| suiburban city. TH $8 a ) Biiewar 475 m be. Prot —— aa a private pans. . ) Vv ASFHINGTON. $534——_Newly decorated ; ROOM AND BOARD Wt 1 —Tatholie young ’ cs gre he song + Agee es . — a eee - | co + r ANING AND y PRERSING—Cash ont h z son Bs selling. [ORTH SIDE REALTY. | RESLAL RANT—L: 30a oi “extr : - _— | my ; ” _ teh oA o . -_ 14h ; ! ‘* tas ss 4h? = ‘ , » 4s, u ms oo , oO“ id. mig N.— 4 ~ ‘aang oe i Regge a = — toe ls , farnished ; counecting bath. ' _lacy, . employed. Box rs "- 326, Post-Dis “ate for himself and ws—to this kind of a | Carr’ *; old estab established; _$300. TYler 3832 7 #1 ORE—One-man store. iuguire 5417 _ Beacon. aya eens: &vod ny NF ~ 2d f) PS a, - - — —, | W ASHING'TI ON, 463 — neatly furnished ROOM AND BOARD Wt td. —Near | Bevy | man we wil] give enourh counties -on TFs NIN a > TAIL DETKG- Est ab- 2500 tah. (7) GROC ERY AND ME AT iA d re ay morn De —Housekeceping, sieeping: ae > Bet - ?} iMPrCnam ise, rite et yeu save; K-3°%. ’ Jiepe g? 4 Se ; Le © _-—— —- vonage 3a N 7 vly furnished, > ras ogi gen SO “go oom: opposite bath: $5: garare. | RooMt AND BOARD Witd.—Ey profes in past and apple by letter, phone | Spa si ~ = ; ONE-MAN UG "ETO rE — Established: in pouthwest Missouri; doing $95.000,; RESTAUKANT——No Bunday work: . rout Teor: private porch, kitchen 3 —_—____—— MGITON, 2095 — Neatly furnished | ional Man, near Grand and At ‘penal: pr- | Me all. Liauid Se C 1 KANING—-E sta ished 4 years, living | reasonable: South Side. Box | business annually: located pm intersection lished b , c : estab- “t em completely furnished, optional, pri 5 4219 ‘Ant. B)—Pleasant Tuvris ont room: southern exposure. es » Box Y-23, Post-Diepatc! (7) |} pen Bide “C CP ogy oe rvice Co..| room in rear: rent $20. Price $500. | Post. Dienateh. (90 | 'of two highways: no trades considered: duwutwwa conus cw —— easy termes EVANS ST “ene ‘| Peppa inde 4 otk ror one. $7 io) | WASHINGTON, 4511—Lovely room, ad: | IM AND. BOARD Wid.—inivate fam- | = = | were (c99) | DRUG STORE—Suburbs, car line; fine lo- | 5 B00U. will’ handic: good reason for sell- CTH. S58 ‘Julian, : EVANS, 37I9—3 housekeeping ne . = ue | joining bath: apartment B. ( e82 ) ly: lady employed: reference.’ Box Y- | CLEANING AND DYFING—— Almost givint | cation; good business, all cash. Box Y- | ing. Box J-307. Post-Dis spatch. (cS) ae poly turuisheg and decoraied; to retinal for $+, or 3 for $10 weekly; niko § rooms | WASHINGTON. so1T—Connecting | and 148. Host-Disvatch. BUSINESS WANTED | Sway, Bccenes ot sickness, Box. K-75. | 274, Post-Dispateh. _—--- | GROCEHY—And meat market. Al loca-| SESTAURANT—Pixtures; ell or trade me, | Sveple. omnis i. or 3. ‘housekerning. S15: ¢ ican. 1 Seeping rooms; heat, bath, gas, pects. KOOM AND BOARD Wtd.—Cood, perma- AGENCY Wtd.--For pod salable artic!=. | ae Diepate Li. . {>) DRUG STORE—Best location South Si. | tion: no competition for blocks around: | .@uytaing; al tow worth $2500; oe @ eping. $15: cirl, 6; $3 week. Write} -~ i -8 r Al > Beta page (6%) CLEANING. DYEINC—Opportunity for} Louis: bear closest investigation: owner | big apartment and zvod neighborhood , $700 HM sold tomerrow. Adam >: somebody: no reasonable offer refused: | a other ae Box K- ry Post-Iis. | trade: cash business: rea) opportunity for | YOSA N. Broadway. _(e7e GS ea ens ee a me | WASHINGTON, 4511 (Apt. tied ' gg le yon for SUIEA MM 51 re th re c riam,. « re a % } south room. connseting bat! of) ari : — | BUTTER AND EGG ROUTE Witd.—Box other business: must sell. 1722 5. 9th. Food transter corner: good | @Myone looking for business: 2 rooms and | RESTAURANT —Located RE uN bi: « ’ 4, oll vee os BASEMENT ROOMS: GAS . ¥ Ss, LLECT | WASHINGTON £171-—«‘le ean modern ROOM AND BOARD Wtd ——Home for boy , -238. Post-Disi | cee 3 ——- — > os - eo , Wie. CVOLEST ROOMS IN CITY; $7 PA 5234—Connecting housekeeping : | recms: 6 wees me” Pate Lindell £406. weer . 15: intelligent. perfect health: pre- — ae + oa 7. — _ | CREAN ING Rd Eo npap cenilinnd a. | pepper tangy as ee yaaner businese F gy Ri —— rent. 602 N. 19th. en. day aud night siand: busy at all times, ~ a ; ; oe ——— +h | x _— ; ) ie Cee | . FOREST (cobs iy - ‘Door: sink. range. {c) | WASHINGTON. 3445—Slecy ping room, 2d 5628 Del Bg 2 oe Call Sunday. Box Y¥-838. al -Pispatch. nese’ mm have cash. Rox 1-124. P.-D. | DRCOG STORE—In first-class colored Death in family reason for sellitic: gv0d wen ow ue By wee unt o i PARK, 23830a— oat Fd om game ping TOOMSs: | fioor front: also housekeeping rooms : i =P ent Sane ite. CONF 2CTIONERY DE CICATESFEN ae uclathetened: tranclar aasane | ahle offer, (e2 . | Renith. Pe MEN BR. ¥.. 8. 12tn. ss JE {ferson dies Pa E. 4440 - h | WASHINGTON, 43860—Houreseeping - len | ———.. ne ay ARD 'td.— Employed OCERY. RE CURA ee ROOM! 13 | Suits pressed, hats cleaned and blocked | 56, Post-Dispatch, ; 7 HAMBURGER STAND—Central part of; bot "). ble BG: nae seeming Fx PRAGE. | 4440 ene “bos A. ming ©» "* | _sleeping: all conveniences; reasonatie. (ci | private family: South Side. are ferred; $17 | enax Wid Rs ss EALTY, while you wait: shoe shining stand; one | DRUG STORE—South Bt, Louis. new loce-| , ; —— | St gp vg _ private bath for 2 or 3, twin be t- So board optional must be vicinit Union G etal id.——To buy. oF si clion. ¥ 4 T W cs BRU T s—— DCE r irug store in | setiadlgarsaed AND CHINA whe rd Kes Tat T— : : keepin. steam heat, hot water. se —Furnished + room, couple or WACHING TON a0: aT sree house kerot 7! ROOM AND BOARI) Wtd.—By penfleman | rca Peer gammy . ) . owner selling account he 20 years ; ; | vacant lot or a sal) bouse: right in bus- a priate. room: e.eguntly furnished: water: laun- | and 16-year-old boy; Roosevelt High dis- | OCERYT ei wit laa in CLOTHING STORE—Secondhand traysient | same corner $6000; near Bt. ‘Louls, Box fe RET North St. Louls.| me# part of St. Louie, running day. end a oOG3— Neatly furnished room. Liln-/ drv-. $7 Ks trict: private family preferred ox Y- | — ¥-170), ys trade: must sacrifice at once. DE amar | 5-266. Post-Dispatch. ~. BIg: business; reason jor sell-| mgnt. cc. fh. HILL, 806 Chestaut et. ~ $1 76M. WASHINGTON. S51b3--Lovely Sleeping 264. Post-Dispatch. _GROCE ony STORE Wid. wit save Sour | Anes = = rr - ~ ye j ndl ‘'y a ™ ‘= BUS (res ,' Yr ri . * . rusekee large oe: wows. | WASHINGTON. a cocl sTeer- ing. wom tT eeiaes” te pan PD [ae th ogg ® "hee «190 | Sheep. tue. 2. eves. Di sel , e t } ~ e bed be ne ~ “ . ‘ J ad : : x J a ae Os c . Ad i - nd 5] se P CONFECTIONERY 1606 5, Comoton. 42 ling, . pent income $700 morth. 7646 talavette. 720 HAMILTOX | eo : oe ¢ f ; A) ° co en Bs Housekeeping. sleeping: conven ing: $6.50 week. JW >| Pe ony Presto ore we st | Post-Dispatch. | “GRang (e} | od Nbet: 2243 | HOTEL z -Downtown; up to 50 | Gand 3649 call today ‘between 9 HOTEL-——22 rooms. 1 biock of Trion Sta. | Tepsonabie. ' oH a - | KINGSBURY. 60°7_ ~?— ee i“ co connecting rooms, fur- WASHINGTON, 4420—Furnisned = rooris. 7 PO TU y ES 'p » = pom Market st. room priv mie 9 Cc ‘Abane 85303" "a eS complete for housekeeping; also 1 | housekeeping. modern: eguipped to se: BUSUNESS OP . eee 1 | Pe at. Dim e fon er | Se ae ~ 4 aan’ Lindell R104 DRY EOS Was and women s furnish- tion: moneymaker: bs Shap ter ne: RINGSHURY ate S764 soos: Tine ae ‘gnvenience. myees! | = ADVERTISE 2635 dificrent country tewapa- | OnirT - 53 a - | TONFECTIONERY--Al stand. with o| ings: well established business: low rent Mond Br. Baidridge DE ROX Ming | HOt se ished. Call eveni te @ ay ce, m1 ds : . 0. it, bea f ied ront | 3 RANT "td.—To buy or arr ad ' : OF oney -™ma kin ropos! ti tor . fg F 4 brs ao beds C 538 high weaul iful, ne’ vly url Lisl ed s:ore or ho me onlin radios in sour epare JEffe r30n 6410." ad | € ‘ NP ECTIONERY ‘oi A Re “st stati on: £000 lent location: owner retiring after ak capable mee rene © ‘el it Bl ~ ae aL He id S007 Want” NE: eR ee " K S NGTC fro it : E} *“, : : . ; rear room: southern and western exposure: pri- | time on ; , he | “ae e first. »* : ° are,’ ‘ 4 n . 442 Sou — “Poont: vete bath: free phone in room: ga rage on ; ail: eles ng : we gpg a — ie Pe e roomy — i KG Wa —Ssim: rT. 17) ——— stand: Stend: no OD position : - 5863 aston | years of business. 2915 Chouteau. € % Le 4341 West. Pine. : _ JEfte ‘son GORO a 7; deman; private family; oaer- * rk: get thi nderful new pro} SE “ 7 : ft oe os » 'y' . : . . # : “-s 4. sijet } reome: rons ~ ; XN, ~— tte Cars. } place * breakfast if cdiecsired: just lke hog - | Bilion at once. Box x-7 7 ev, Post-Lispai teh. net. over s Box ¥-44. Post-Die. $3 00 B ica 3 om > i - vs 7 7 “- 4 las. :* 7 ~ “pir ; i= hityo, = genticmen only; twin beds if desired. OOMING HOUSE Wtd—FEas ymente, | 20) Ox a ispatch a1 03 —— Tor u heé bi h; od income: — MOND. fi age i. ae) -- : ‘ BAKERIES pay bi rofi we spevialize HOM AL 2 asy paym nite, | ~ : EGG ROUTE—aAnd Ford coupe. ifat, atin: gO is iw: " KENSINGTON. ¢ M5734— 2 Jarmo. niu~ ee * ota — se oe ox (RO) (ce?) | in equipping @ A ge Shi a aaa Gerrett, 322 N. Grand. JEfferson 8249 , Cf INF EC ‘TIONER Y¥—Good Sontiont Tl 50 " Hiland 4555. | Jack MeDonald. Xew Heven. ROOM *, ‘ize arr 2 arge a ’ rooms fi Tie i 4 _ o " Tr vtiaatii — te t eT . Tero . . re WA NT t 7) t Y ic kory a . ow. Far ae satldine. Carta owe ables | WELLS, SO84A—Large we ern expos-| balance montniy: cash business. Bruce M. . © purchase filling etation. Whst : — custommera: @ reel Duy | ode Ps sare ne mae mest - : reason Pye - Donald Co., Kansas Cit have vou? Box Y-10, Post-Dispotch. ce we? Ei TION ERY—-Good for lunch room. | EGG (vet or eae eale. Box Y¥-177. floors, #t intersection of highways | Sw) BooNa oie vt ‘ . ? nd 13. .Werrensburé. Mo., first floor, 30x N 7.) seas) or a — e 4 wa ; : 7730 ure room: riuvat ait ¢ : ~~ . Prost 7730. private family. r zy - 7s) : routhern exposure; range; = 2 = - — ae BEAUTY PARLOR furniture, supplics and WANT a good wmercamile business iu. ——L RAN, £463 Shaw. GRand 6755. | Post-Dispatch. | @ coir room resi ‘at : 1), Nea tis WEST BELLE. mee unfurnished | ee mt- cas , - gat pA pect ll ei an 50. | CONFECTIONERS —With living rooms. FILING STANON—s [7 | 60: 9 sleeping rooms and two bathe up ROOMING Bo SE—Lesirebie 7- - 5 . - et RD. . equipment; cash, easy terms. é atalogue St. Louis or country, not less than 50,- : LING ‘ e. | stairs: full daylight basemen will lease | cence; 3 ; Aa iNG | es. m, citchen; quiet home. : : ' : o 16 rd. b : ‘AY. bi area - a oom, use _of | sent. Gibs Co.. §05 N. 7th, St. Louis N00 population. in exchange for food St. «t- a f a —_ 3 3 uae L . ' ’ , —— a aa Po Dispa ’ ‘ BOUMING HO “ube eres kitchehe tte: : 1 : Southern . 5059— ve ach ood wane? WESTMINSTER, 4044—L arme front room Mo, ong: income pronerts, ; Wm. Horwitz. / ny oe light lunch ; very | In TA ON ~~And battery shop a $950 nt = ff ar ng 106%. | down, wh Sei oss bie’ mar. KING ee ee ie bovely living room “for guests. Owner 's | _¥/th alcove, 24 story. for 2 {c) | CAPITAL Wanted—Concentrated gravity 3) Belt. FOrest 2293W. ae eS : 03: Cnoute 7230 §. Broadway. Riverside 2333. (cd*! | Main ¢ i. Sedalia, “ito. (7) | ROOMISG Pi Tur- ‘GSHIGHWAY, 18084 nase me ober. WESTMINSTER. 3824—2 an room. | -220Urimge unit. which will revolutionize | WASHINGTON AUCTION CO., 1329 CONFRCHONERY—Baraain™ roomie: neat | ic ND COAT Bal INESE—4976 Natu-| Piture; rene BUD. ba) Wael rt ie? ing, $6; sleepiug room, $3.50 Wee Rice estas 2d fi kitchenette: modern: garage, eGo) | LouUr milling induetry. 40 Benton place. | Washington av.: pays hichest prices for | school: $850: make offer, 4025 N. 26th. | * Xa) c sonable; $300, _ at ivider. ever “ote ROOMING HOotseE— : otha, 6 ZSRGR_ ie F ey furnished ~@ floor bouse- : ra 5, CAPITAL secured for established con-| ry goods clothing. shoes end renera, CONFECTIONERY—OCi8 S. Grawd execk PICTING STR FION Por aE. ~ 7 a 8 MING HOUS 14 roome UAL. EDF. 4 65 ' st 3 - —.- adults : .50 WE STMINS wR. 4053 Lovely furn shin cern: mergers confidentially nerotiated: | stores: city .or roumry phone us and em lent neighborhood: rooms: no ba 2 | a sO sale oF trade: : - ie ous “. rreaictra tener 3844 room: “ ; as ; 2K e€ ” — ‘ i. 505 urnish ,OTnS : Tr) ror - gentilerme n or ao (cRi;) / trades and exchanges cous uuima ted. i rearite. dd rn tra! 70 - 7) | GONFEC TT ANE Ry ; Sout) Sid. near - long lease. Box K- 58. Post: -Dispateh.‘c) “ii. b at # rariia. 24 WeMinG ge - = Nate bath: hot- -water heat; electric. (ck? WESTMINSTER, 4536-—Lovely yurakmed _ LEVY P. REXFORD &@ Cv.., Wk BTY drv coods. ore ing, shoes, cen-| “¢ Rox Y- A ow at-J) pon — © 17 ILEING I penetra Kingashich way - OAL B RESS-—Lomd wel bishbeds Shoes dows. 3 RIDGE 5091—South housekeeping room house hee ping. hot and old wate v. eink. | N05 Security Ridg.. St. Louis, Mo. fePo ) eral stores. city or eountry. td, Ane- oppose F, f 1oG. Pes is pat . | Northe no compet ‘tiion: no agents: fo ll Inapection wi! : trade fur rea! en: KO asi ; MOL Sula i _rage; _re at =e. SIS6A Eve aton. LACLEDE. 4 Newly furnishe ome Seen; co "te kite . “Tp Gee aes 4 " : : , pa ea = Sen S10, near Fords es M—Refined private home of 3 adutts: | W WESTMINSTER, 4102—Cool “eleeping , forms, Colonial Cuarter Co. Wilmington, | BUSINESS W. ANTED 2008 ) . E heat. elec 16-—3 ho ' ve 4 - optional. Lind tell. 2513. (che rooms: modern; shower; meals optional: | Del, :99) pane titeaggt sh pet ¥ ab Victor 0887 MRE £8 _—- counter a bargain for quick sale. Biz Tash | ROOMING TOUFE—10 rooms, $300. bare eat. electric, hot water. —_ = RHOM creepy ems ne oe - | phone. (eNT) | DANDY single; $100 down. balance Uke | . Manufacturing preferred. J have unlim- CONF ECTIONERY—\o competition: rea- Bend d and Barrett Station ICE Cs aM FACTORY —Wasm Len? Rood: | #2; good iovativn, 1210 Grattan. ACLI xx— We!) : 7 rae: housekeeping fae Tent: | WESTMINSTER PL. 5728 “Room for 2) rent. MOKHROW, Tithe Guaranty Bldg, | ite¢ Capital for the rizht business and will) sonable price, 4563 5. Broadway. (¢) nr — ae 7 3 be~ 7 WEETI) MINS TE rn P # Mae 4 53! Hou rT. ker: -/ ieley. ui ~— Rory ari nye y U ? k : ' A‘ ‘CESSORIES Garage. brake. batter) und Loud q =. Li : ae onal il cheap: 8! kKne es. i 4; SEDN EK "RY. aL TY, $0 a Grand bi. er.) yr Cane * ie t MING HOUsK— For reut ow _ sae “0 “| tire service; cash deal. GArfiela 0820. (¢) |“ INE Fa dION ERY—-With 3 rooms, clo FILL ING STATION — —On- 2 lghwer CENTRAL Staten c 3. OPERATIY E Washing ton. | nt ie 2 ; . i two si ls, 26 Mich’ gan i 47 es: barwain: emall dow La . : eT 2 5 OU . 64~ a) i aur =? | aus ' fr (pre STN? é HiUtLF cree Aa VIS & os : teer- tc } LAUREL 456 Corn SS “ ki VOMS—F yer: ip) . aed ' > Chicago, _— . 7 ae : eC; ‘ *TNiences. board ri wage, : iN TR TS / A i t —“ PA® vs *» : | . . . - E | ae Seer south: beautiful, tarec. ; wee Ir ffereon “R18 / ne 369° = or 8 nic: } for. oo MANAG “ tu. —Exeiusive omy = 4 te wy F - tnt i ] ~ ina. T tT INER yy KTORE; — N e ar oe! 100." ay “rt, gt ni... monthly. J F. i M«Far- Ronatmen'« ler KB dg. Ss mn eye oO ‘el ndule en Soom CAba atti ce a “> south front, $4} nished rooms for housekeeping: ais» aes ; cumipe ition: bic Se aa: theme Y-255_ Post-Digpatch. | st ell: lewving cits 601 Macklin’ | land. Lackland and Dayid_av.. Overland. _JEWE LRY sTOCK —-Pixtures and gving | | gee ma Rit et 6 reas aud bail; ~ , Ss = : : 8 . : ‘3 nits ane ct, id} ia , wae ; Ati, tie i> A qunenatn eo ae “ r : , ' " ad z~ rem .* 5 .: > Urest 3192 | Vceping Toons. : ans deus profits: experience UnnecesRary ; S500 AUTO TT. REPAIR EH: (aaa aad ween: com- TON ECTIONERY— Ci ap: opposite ~ park : AAXG ST ATION—Accersories, Farag A gaye oo onemmmnee = 1 ag : ay ome €°50. rent $56. 40¢8 Ove, aleenin modern QD 2 te i—ilerner ot morlern residence wishes | WEST PIXE. BROS + Secund floor ron: i te $i 000 Pa ash necessary fur merchi undise. ple Le line usec trock pa! ‘ ying busi- lear ing the chy 341. Socesuth ay. i au! 7) repelrifa. battery eer’ wr. good or: po. FR wn ll - seoutah Rep 7? yet pemmce ay ° ‘ ; re = a Elina > comm: nicate with gentleman or buet- | housekceping room (Cc) | Wonder Electrical Appliance e Cornh.. Ba!ti- Ness. ae. Eg. Mason. v _ victur 4 4490. “1813 Shwe P a Kk ‘ONF } aa INERY-—Pevelcy cream % . ; iner, eros riggs ae for full particu: wurve ~ , | PORNTTCRE STORY And | in -" * iy ‘urnished n relect nele: chee: | § | on second floor, reenensble a oe gener A ny _ —— : only $1500: m -Aon't mies thie: | Caatieman r ah equipped fixtures: wriced for quick sai¢; @ ree . ACER OG ee > new of attractive modern “home | Rear — ; —_ i fustrial an¢ home | burners: ema’l tnvest- | of a good location on South Side. on one bargain 1748 Chouteauv i runes alt seule a aan ened ‘ x... Rah caaeniaans ee . - ome | : ? ped. wat , ‘ . wie ren wires will bear strictest. investi Pm the eity * Main east an! weet etreets. ( ONPE CTIONER ¥—U p-to-cate fount Ae ‘ving ouartere combined. Pen: v2 a ‘atrieta “le goed traneent trade. Box | furn'ehet 3 oe 4iita le en , 4 thes emmunicate with wentiemen or ; ne} 6 unite for inetode beandt-new Srfbert o ; : Abs gasine pas ee ore ca yes “ ven. Sox | light lunches. ened tactery trade: wt Every thing first-class. 2649 Park Post Dispatch. , cmeoter. Ghasd = se wemean: ovt of dults ae me fe mi }Y Ark’ jee ogg5N. - ‘dinery : er ) : : vy F vst Dispatch. | fae Post Dispatch, me rifice oROE K. Jeffe racr. i lig sg POR SE ga ag SAMO ES SIE

Page 76

PRESIER SUNDAY, po JULY 29. 1 POST-DISPATCH. : BUSINESS FOR SALE ROOMING HOUSE—17 ——. neatly tur- 1503 North CONT FLORIDA TO BACK NOMINEES OF DEMOCRATS, LEADERS SAY =s-900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? __. eee HELD FOR KILLING By THOMAS B: WALKER, Rabbits and Pet Stock anywhere 3¢ searon $70 BOAT—16-it. King fekiing canvas: carry used cost 3325 Lindell or thone ¥ Call a ee ee ee age or ee ae seep at a 45g ayes RE SYR ete tenth we aks ee barge SNES Rete NIN AR et le mt ON Nae At TERI a 7 4 P -~ L sie om ~ “ - pa ed ing Ms Kotinghn Sais», mange — tos SOP AAR eich ns SN Clea 8" tg le lS te AT I ity, ORR IG PAAR EE BOE ARIA SM I Hwa ihm ee : $4 , ’ ” A Nae Fi 1 . . el a Shae Pt sec pele sevngie Se wees re xe 2 ngewe ageapegneraan aes eae a ee Bi BS gc Me ” . + A oy $ ‘ DEW Lh ee wt ets eee. eat Nee sl % —— vo ati« es ae > yet ean lpn oe. ore te pe ea aE ae TA dae ee et Si) “ wey > See ~ tah G TSE—7 roonmm, c immediate sale. Call Sunday. Delmar. heap 4810A {c) ROOMING HOUSE—1120 S. Sth st.: 13 Administrator's ! _ Public Orr 805 Sa Life aE (c) iG Ss 9 rooms kitchenettes: “leganily ty furnished: full: in- oo 160; $55; ROOMING sae rooms, 2 bat2s: all neatly furnished: sacrifice oR account of sic Delmar fed) ROOMING ‘House—i0 rooms: nicely tur- rad good income; il heath. . Russell. ROOMING HOU SE—12 beautiful —— ed rooms: 2 baths: otees: leaving city: eaay terms. 4133 ndeli. uo MING Hit sE—bM) rooms: thon: eheap for cash: reasonable 2707 Deimar. JEffersen 9169. -— NG HOUSE—l1l11 rooms. good i > nicely furnished, well > estminster. HoUSE—7 rooms: nicely fur- : good location; $150. 6502. ‘3658 Olive. ROOMING HOU SL—3424 Morgan: only: 10 rooma, furnished comp l(-reem tenement mm rear: rent Siz } month. With lease: o __ JEtierson 1568 jo OMING HOUS E—wNort hb Broadway: bargain. MID-WEST EXCHANGE. CHestnut *8463 ROOMING HOU SE—Iladustria! "MIDWEST EXCHANGE. pel 63 RoOMING HOUSE—12 rooms. ight keeping: double garage: house ull: must ecil account of sickness. S974 Delmar. ROOMING AO TSE—sS rooms. Tae light housekeeping: full; reasonable; own- eo leavimg city. 1152 XS. Kingshigh was hiDOMING HOULSE—® rooms: all od inc district: sacrificine on account >» $65: with double fa- 4963 Pacer. (CoO. lor '§ “o) c woe ROOMINw HOCSE-—1109 rooms, bath, electric: newly pevtect concit.on. Appiy A. Lily Pine. ROQOMING Eilers HOU SE—40xx i4 Treoms, Y-car garage. I am willme te sacrifice my Tooming house at a bar gu ja for ulck sale. Box M-358., P.-D. ROOMING HOlS&—FEverything in house upholstered. Price Oo Seven rooms. bath, modern, rent . Steam heat fur- nehed. C¢. B. HILL. 806 Chestnut st. ROOMING HOUSE—Investigate, § rooms. cad imcome, cheap remit: sacrifice quick | sule: other businesp. $7 50. Victor | 34a W. KVUOMING HOCSE—10 rooms. on Linded | and Page: K 8. Deime-> ail barrains: you and shew our howsea. Detmar RVOMING gg rooms; nished: cht housekeeping: Income $165 month: terms: sacrsfice evunt ‘sickdess. H. M. Caseboit. ae | Dwchouauettc. SALA ON-RESTALRANT —— Grocery and butcher: ee rent; geod bargain: eavine city. 1633 od. sax wit 7 2 r_apd Benny rd. (7) . SR NDWICH SHOP—And barbecue etand. | 5347. Lillian. Price $300. SANDWICH SHUP- — CREAM-FRL iT— | Sel) or exchange: best location mw North | St. Louis, have other business. 371 9th at McKinley Bridge a SELF- DRINK PARLOR — Ans eotfee hour: _Tnforma tion, 3954 Broadway. (e7 SHOE REPAIR SHOP— sell cheap. eu | 2317 Carr. _ SHOE REPAIR SHOP—Excelent ne: good paying business. oe K. a “jber ather Co., 512 N. 3a SODA WATER FACTORY—W: = rood trade: sickness, cause of sale. Box L- a Post- Dispatch, SOF: DRINK PARLOR—FPennsyls — aim avd Juniata. PRospec ct 9794. SOFT-DRINK PARLOR—Downtown cor- ner: @oing good business: established jo- neatiy f | rent gt roach. (cit) 11 land 5604. JEffersen | | 4322 BW. — } BC ee pitt gy OUse- | | most. | and reds; | munster. fille d - 4 (at stud; ak ; ; Chestnut : 12 | decorated: | H Westminsier. ; Co! | dreds: $2, a | Soca wee pedigreed: all a | COLLIE PU P—Pedigreed _ COON HOUND—With HoU NDS— Excellent cheap. 4874 Heidelver BEAGLE—Mother and 4 Tex hound pup | 4000 Bam BEAGLE = yUND—Male, broke ; cheap. 5725 Easton. BLACK “AND TaN—Real toy. isot!; car. _ison; Umoon car ; BOSTON TERRIERS—We sel. Boston! 31 Ouve. 3 tud: enneis. 4418 Miami. PRospect 4275. | BOSTON toe ee Nicely marked: ped- Sll 3S. Jefferson. | BUSTOX TERRIER PUPS—small; cham- breed in Riverside O2584J. ‘cl! Highiy good marking. reasonabie. Charies oo BO=TON TERRIERS—Seautil reasonable. @2iG Columbia. BOS1ON BULL PUPPIES—Well marke: house machine arama: cheap. Sus | Cabanne. porest H8s0W » $044 St ichiz | BU=TON TERRIER PU PETES Pedi @ beautifully marked. ryiand a) .. Ti rst east. BosTON TERRIER—Puppies: collars: both sexes: hi pcan. os at stud. Broadway. TYler ie} BOSTON Tees Geen eo wa ail ages: selling out. 3450 ian os =. Le? Linde Tats ANL SST =N $5 and $10 each. Beautiful, better thai Pet Shop. 3101 Oiive. fc99) CHOW CHOW PU PPiES— Registered stock, 7 champions in pedigree. beautiful biacks reasonable prices. 4404 West- | JEtfersen 8714. (cOh) guarantecd | | formerly Lauraice full white Bak aeee! ep 1 ai 9 Salisbury. | reds, rocks and orpingtons: CHOW-CHOW PUPPIES — And grown | stock for sale at reasonable prices; high- | | class ay gy and American-bred chows $50: chows board- Kennels, Troy. I!!.. {cOR) ees, $25 and ed. Woo-Fang Chow Hichweay No. 11. 11. COLLIE PU PS—S5: at ‘ at EVergreen _‘ 70. 31. COLLIE PUPPIES— dell 2439 ar 4131 Washington. LLIE PUPS—New werkly: males $8_ females $4 to $5. S111 Olive. | GOLLIE FP PCP — Reasonabie; 4041 California. COLLIE PU PPIES — 7 breds: $2, and GRan $6 to (cd) 26360 ’2a- sonabiy priced. 1335 aaibeetr Gust {ec . north 6700 Pa«ge)* also stud at service Gravois Collie ‘eens. Gravois. Riverside 8497J. _ COON DOG—-Also rabbit hound; teed. 4640 Newberry Seysane. (c99 ~S3f | 7907 Normandy Di. | S—Pediereed, male. "Tin- | , pedigreed. ; (c) weeks: thorough-. ic} | ; | i j ; i ' soe | : young and ow | Sas fer $35 rats: Tie os. JEt ferson 6.3 risk you take, $1 each; t uealings, honest merchandising made t! a wonderful Pet Shop. 310] Olive. (c99) CANARIES — 1928 teh, $1 each; ca~ mary bird seed lc pound: cages and largest selections: we meet com- petition everv dav and generally underseil at other times 3101 Olive. cB } Louis & Boat Co. | | 3917 Washington. Moraco Darbs, step cut A east Used Outboard — Motors and Boats Out- coos | ment $2 ‘| later with more money. up: ‘one used Hooten step cut hydro, oOo h. p. Hispano, guaranteed 40 miles one new 4-passenger run- | shout, Salty epeppesis _ ws |a servic: car driver, Charles Kerch- A new stock of racing motors | | Louis County, Outboard Motor | EXCLUSIVE EVINRUDE DEALER | ‘caused the inquest to be held tn JEfferson 6736 | | shooting bartender, igame yesterday morning, | Weber road, _|as Kelly was turned over to cow ty -| authorities to be held pending ac- ‘tion by the grand jury. i He said at first that ‘when the bartender won his money BARTENDER AFTER ~ LOSING AT DICE Thomas Kelly Awaits Ac- tion by County Grand | Jury for Shooting Thomas Hendricks at Roadhouse. ‘ After an inquest in St. Louis yes- terday in which he was named «as the slayer of Edward Hendricks, in a quarrel Over a Jice in Step Inn, a county roadhouse at 3654 in Luxemburg, Thoru Kelly, who is 31 vears old, ard 'lives at 536 West Hurck street. ce- 'clined to testify at the inquest, al- though he had already told the po- lice that he had killed Hendricrfs he had fired in the dice game, and later that he had snatched a pistol from. Hen- dicks’ hand and fired in self d-*- | fense. Mrs. Mayme Nejelski of Jz24 | Bates street. proprietor of the roaa- house. testified, however, that Kel- \ly drew a pistol and shot Hendricks without giving the bartender 2 ‘chance to protect himself. Kelly had come in after mid- night, dice game on the bar. He Icst and left, but return-d Again Ac lost. “All of a sudden,” testified Nejelski, “he pulled out a pistol and said, ‘All right. Mr. Hen- dricks.’ hen he fired two sho:s and Hendricks said, “Whet have you done? You've shot me.’ After the shooting Kelly ordered 7? er, of 200 Highland avenue, St. Park. Broadway and Arsenal stre°t, | where policemen found him laicr, ‘asleep under a tree. Hendricks died within an hour at City Hospital, a circumstance which St. Louis. Kercher’s account of tre was as ihrat > the same she said, and had begua a side aid “The party.” be sues tha other.” leaders, en next Until each adjourn dark days of ecarpetbagging. led astray by probiems The party. weicome speeches in various cities | of the State by outstanding party issues” in the campaign. Democratic party is the said the statement. rights an colors Florida w tare as of one party it was added. in is in controversial! much the interna! | as State Executive Committee Asserts Voters Will Not Be Misied by By the Associated Press. JACKSONVILLE, Fia., July —Florida Democracy has been “true” and “will not be .ed astray by controversial coming election, said a statement! (issued today by the State %.mo- eratic Executive Committee, which went on record yesterday posed to any large amouxt of out- 28. as oOp- party of the South and the party f the South Democratic | “The Florida democracy has been true and there is more reason wh will stand for its main true to its canmapaign than in any previous one | since white supremacy was finally | and definitely established after a. struggle of hard years through the | reconstruction and not | it d Te- | this ill is- the would inciuding .he presidential Friday, this. decision was until autumn as long established custom. I the King will make the prorogation were and vice presidential nominees. PARLIAMENT TO END FRIDAY New Dates for Beginning and Clos- By the Associated Press. LONDON, July 23.—The step in a new system of beginning! years.” parliamentary sessions will be tak- | first | taken, Parliamentary sessions were begun year in February, rupted in August by a three-month adjournment and were ended with | the King’s. prorogation f . is ; : ; _. | few days before Christm: to drive him to »s~ | y Christmas. |Louis. He left the machine at Lyon speech a/| By Future sessions of Parliament will bégi in October or November. according to the business on hand. adi Journ | announced for Herbert Hoover, is- Over the Christmas ' be terminated by the King in July. Next Friday Parliament will not | the | holidays, and is nstead, the | the | inter- LLECTOR, DIES |Minneapolis Millionairé, Who Started as Grindstone Sales- man, Succumbs at ’ : MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., July -5. —Thomas Bariow Walker, lumber- ‘man, philanthropist and art col- lector, and one of the wealthiest men in the United States, died to- 'day in his 83th year. Although he had shown remers able vigor for a man of his amg vanced age, Mr. Walker — to decline three weeks aco. “hen the 'end appeared inevitabie sens to- : day, three of his f:.“« children were i gathered at his bedside. For a time | he appeangd to rally, ard then fell ‘into a sleep. He came teathe Northwest as a grindstone salesman, built huge fortune in the lumbering iIn- dustry, his wealth, being estimat- |} ed several yea 000. He used ft to gratify his for philanthropy and collection cf | works of art. His art collection of was known throughout th as one of the most valuabie. was valued at $5,000,000 when '-presented it to the city of Minne- | apolis several years ago. Mr. Walk- | er took his first airplane ride less than two months ago, and after- ward he confided that it had | given him his greatest pleasure, be- | cause it enabled him to see from | the heights the city he had done 's® much to build. “I've lived in _Minneapolis 65 he said, “and this is the first time I have really seen it. Soeo e country he : when the current You get a great idea of how this session will be ended by proroga- tion, thug paving the way for hold- | ing the general elections next May. | OWEN SAYS TAMMANY city ‘is growing. HAS NO CLAIM UPON HIM mal Who Is For Hoever. Challenges. Gov. Smith's Memory. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, July ert L. Owen, former Democratic Senator from ‘sued a statement t-day disclaim- |ing the “accuracy of the memory” of Gov. Owen's sincerity in attacking Tam.- many and who had declared Owen | , sought Tammany aid in 192% as a/| Ip Oklahoma who has Slugs Deputy and Others Be With Fists, |Special to the Post-Dispages up ai MARSHALL, Me. uly After slugging and er ee: Deputy Sheriff Arch nent prisoners escaped from tie: County jail here late noon. They took the voiver with them, The prisoners were D } port, alias Jim Brown, being held here for Ca ty (Tex.) officers, whe for burglary and jail lis Collins of Sedalia, sentence for murder: John § heid ep a grand F Charles Handley, Charles | — ago at $190,906,- | ; . a ee : i? - © j pieces | Former Senator From Oklahoma, ; °8 —Rob- |a suite on the third floor ¢ jand Ferd Glavin, helg om |of theft The prisoners made ¢ for Hberty when Fields nied a woman relative of] jail to visit the wlll had opened the door te me rider for her to hand a paciiees Davenport when the six gp shed at hirx., Getting «is revolver, one of prisoners hit Fields em ge & with it, inflicting « Others beating aan their fists. $ Two of the presi : hour later took a Ford tom from three miles east’ of Wh French ran to the deer i he was threatered with; a The prisoners drove cs FOUR HELD IN SECOND . | i: ON CITY CLUB BL e | Prisoners Were at —- After First Swoop by & squad, / Four men who had been a and released on bonds Fri the poli ce gam bling oxend 34 . } ' to =e Bb ' Le dently | Ck ity Club Building were taken fi en ‘uStody again yesterday 4 eo | in “ anethar raid on the |The rooms adjoined the J | sive Realty Club, @ gam Smith who had questioned | tablishment where S@y | rested earlier in the- week gambling accessories ¢ Those arrested yesterday the yard of Eee ¥ a id , Biles. aT “NINE. ‘ a Berry Moore. ~ “ei learned that the Jpsurance Co., th sman-Spackler Real Estate has unde for the new 16-story Haw- a site Ree otde m fect east he loan is for -@ first deed of jing and site, e425 years, with of . bie Te tally y be made by the “ion in St. Louis, from inferred the large the ly. ung that future for construction ef this ST AARTMENT INST.LOUS fH YORK LIFE New York cm aan loan correspondent, the rwritten the puilding apartment project embrac- 175 by 213 feet on the | of West Pine of. Taylor avenue. $750,009, trust on the and is for a term interest at the 5% per cent, payable semi- Cost of the building, in- of the site. is esti- at $1.500,009, the amount of the lean. the loan is the first New York Life ce Co. for apartment con~ which resources will be available ee ee ee eee ob y we oe te + Pere eQH Ts: com pany speech (which he usually delivers ' 3 |in February) which will end the i928 session. In October of No- vember the new sessions will pe opened by the King with all the Dear Ferguson. GERMAN POLICE PUPS—Pedixreed. 43.4 Margrarrt |they were Arthur Sullivan, 4 Owen | Hunt avenue; Heney Aubert avenue: Morris Palm street, and Howard } field. 5112 Delmar boulev wt cheap. Box ¥- i P.-D. A ming i nea amd barbecue ~~ 9 rear: ark; jeaving city, quick sale a | 3101 Grand. SOFT. DRINK PARLOR—W ith large din- | mz room aud barbecue stand: «£ loca- | ten: selling acceunt of sickness. Box K- i=), Post Dispatch. c STOCK AND FIATU Ss. Grocery and seit drink parlor: best loca- SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENINGS. presidential candidate. “The press nnonnces,.” said, “that Gov. Smith questions} ‘my sincerity in criticising Tammany | and gives as an alleged reason that | OPEN ter. Qne Other Building Loaa. While the New York Life has lending money on real estate | pm. Louis through Hemmelmana- 4553 § | Cas daly: cage t description: new arriv c : See POLICE DOG—Male: year old; | wholesale. reasonable. WAbas oI. ic) | most: absolutely fiaranverd ma inser 1 GERMAN POLIC young. S50. or cages: largest seiection. owest prices: ira | ; 5 47 ’ | supplies, pet supplies: we ship everywhere; | will trade, DEimar ‘ 20433 44564 Clay- | Salton write or visit the larwest, fine. com BOOKS AND PERIODICALS : Lone i ’ e ww ’ v GERMAN POLICE PU PS-—Pedigreed : im- | } ggg yy Rg er ennny 7e mu Wanted ported stock: breeding blood of cham-/| tii noen. You are saie and saving here. | BOOK BOLGET—Good pion: descendent of Bendix V. Roudantal, | Nationa! Pet Shes. 3101-03- 05-11-13 Ol:vs | - a de ¢ . _ et Sheos. 3 * lin’s, 408 Buder Bidg.. Crntral |'given by Mrs. Nejelski. Hendricks was 49 years cid an lived at 3658 Weber road. prices. Laugh- *>*? wt . rity Open } SET—$=0: 11, e625 ne ee sm tc bureg2. ey t — - - REE 4 y Sureau of Engravi rooms ; loyalty.” read, | Tammany, of and is the been pre eV I employe , 2t 3% . candidates cheap became , nat had Governor is iestown, Oo. on t he Louis ig} Lo- cnuse flooring. sash L, GSGrs arc sige Ke nien A ait*® Sol- because prosperity cole 184 a mensions : all — —— PUPPIES —Pe digree a 2 pubie - t he ap. highly peaci- | niUM—oOrder now to $20 each: ing done: cement 30 cents: o09; | frames. most fish. Peterson. — | DElmar SOo7TsSw. FISH—Pracocks, plats, Melkes,. °417 S. Lith RED HELLER!I—Goi! AQL. feet jong July 2% alleged it is said, NEW YORK. |today raided an — rt Amer +19 of miliwork as used. famont. NEW lumber. most as ¢ neay clam. J. i Co.. 378 Hod HORSES AND VEHICLES W anted d piatts: cheap: piants tin one ume a w nidiyws GOors, ath - a a - = iIree. 121A East Grend. oem firature Kdward D. Mever ; ‘ + EB - TROPICAL F ISH—Li‘ ‘e food. Polke, | . + ‘ pate sac og Lahid & 5! ea ns N. Boyle. JEfferson 63509 ittle beauty : ped- TROPICAL FISH—+4500 months: aie 3522 Dodier. Palke. 2 Borle cheap. $ wt Gk of oniv red male | By the The new big building, a pen a surpassing scale, will com- 148 units — 39 four-toom i, 79 two-three room units, and) | two-room unite—in addition to) Mments for the resident rege ‘ and ‘anitor. , | struction will be ot sentueal +: ete. with exterior of Mgnt] with terra cotta and stone amin gs. A feature of the;’ ind oor will be a lobby T6x2519 Dancied in walnut. From this ancess thay be had to a large fMion reem or parior. tes are wel arranged for the; — ita convenience. : boxes will be in the main lob- for the tenants’ mail, and, 8) ~~~ : parcel room will be provided |“ Feceive deliveries to tenamt) West of JElferson Lac 1 ti 309. was ’ sae er" vs) “/ {J ey EE Wanted TARNESS Fa HORS = Wo rg “hate 3 ' Pars ahd Lyte, a ais: 4 ee - — Pedicrecd. tral 4052. r ne $14 to $20 per thousand: one of them will lo tw ies month: splendid | . nhe the Knights vn se Two | —~y~ MAKEK stock: 5S 9i5 bers of the Knig of That is the ne T « r aa) q-- 2918 Hebert. St. Louis Apiary Supply Co. 308 Lampdin. } a 1 ~ ic ; : tem x ~ : . x _ yize | POLICE Noland: “ag ing fixtures; new and used; Our im. Past Ohio, Western Penn the case of those who recent: ¥ a | Costes’ own. He TL 2a. OLICE > xtures: ne ead; our im-; ! theastern rio, estern enn- . oat | gtnd sold. Professional services rendered. ° 0" gg Will clear chose to $20.000 a wear hi. “ULICE “4 ys . Beffa Wrecking Co., tlnav ; Ai a year: 30th | POLICE Doc } of Hoover | this will mean that the benefits of | =: . rm AQUARIUMS, FISH, ETC. WANTED lare the appointment m Four Were Killed Blames Its ~ ~ - . . 2 i JF it y STATE BROKE RAGE U ‘0. Hib. fart mMmoehpsc : oid, over pupy tr , enee | Bs Presse, — . 500 Pi sheet ae- O00 nieoes of © HOLLAND. Mich.. July 28.—The to Have Exceeded ss0.000 0% —_— > tee. archi ts, ; : the plans — ue saler —: ——_ of banx greed, wonderful ones, $10 | } | Fall in Plane mens: 1 PS a Cian Mbt . blame in cennection with the 2495-16 Paul Brown Bhic ens: Must close out this fine litter: ; . ahs Lemay Ferry road. Riverside 5221W. stant Secret . —— Se i t oe rip | SiSvai} Secretarv f ; nf leas chose to a p00 a Year’ termes. POMERIANS Grown and puppies. FOr . dese eng : > a 0 ed $50,000 a week. “STATE BROKERAGE CO. | ; “a '.act be : Mm WiiCh Le the denh four persons and the | on his way to tae bd Los | gai STATE BROKERAGE CO. bargain prices. 3111 Olive st, (99) Aquarium “reacent, Weiiston. a s shoulder’ angeles | — resulted in the: @™ 1415-18 Pan! Prown. Bhig * s——Snow-white Spitz, over to select WATER “HY Aw NTHS—>e each. | Blade two . Zain im @ beauty: low prices, 3111 Olive. - i pDianned Lo. eave bere tomorrow for : caned with slight ring. ap id s = AGE NC Y | pC PSs—fp? every description: no reasonable FOR SALE WANTED CLUTHING—J | Tickets, records and othe® hn ae | PRs ; ‘\ ; i . ee = = .“ }Dins 3 . = Most popular car in city: clearing $3), | Y® ©8" furnish eny breed: also beautify! [ Gelber, 110) ND MARES— Harness and fs — was hurt as the plane wehr had been klesstv | Persian kittens, fancy pigeons, monkey's, a. HING Wta —Me uils overcoa f all kinds. 1906 N. 10th st. ‘c) | was flying over Somerset. He Teavelin= at: more th: that the pools ope a ee — ‘ - aiaies wee oi Cal th. | Only a baseball lottery but . | visit us oa rit > . i. 2 3, y- - —eene—memes at in th "2 } a ft ; hese oh$23-19_ Poul Brown Bide * baie BICYCLE Wid.— sed: for cash. alig 15 minutes H. Bit BORSE—And © four-« runabout seat in the cabin after being in the | pilot lost control of the speed boat, | National Pet Shops, 3121-1213 Olive.(c@9) | |. with tral and guarantee | QuUeSada, and three enlisted men. wehr John Nystrom. 14: Earl - T? ie os = 1, . : : : ‘ ys Be .- ae i 5 1415-16 Paul Brown. Bide. , nea S WOLF HOC a romsnored ee oe : he piane was landed here and! Van Lente. 18 and John Arends By the bees reen SICcYCLa— Profeesona! ack r See ” ee , ae . Rae eT ui ke - 14 > , : mien 7 on eared * ° “GROCERY _ | : peewee ‘pte Wardrobe Exch. 32309 S. Grand | “=~ )" os Team: | icon JOPLIN, July 2%.—Ore or. Stanicy Herisic Fenton, “ yo. ; SALE. Closing out trade. — NURSES’ UNIFORMS—Complete outiit Carter COlfax 1918 tnt 4 i trade-in motor : prereen (66), ——— (tour at Colh ere Th , Teint ower $100 a dar: ch 28 : ee Argentine now living in New York | Zine and Lead district the > PU PS—Snoa wh oe we for~pralng most beautiful Mot cn . ‘FLOOD We were injured The steamer! endin ‘ STATE BROKE R AGE t SQ, ones: $6 to $12. " 3105 Shiva ie |” fOTe O41 ay Lite and *#ave the het Aes ~ MIAMI, ARIZ. ig ggg ~ a | Damage Is $400,000: Men. Women. ~~" bodes cf the other four were Children Dig in Debris. ili cn | selling for $80 a ton. ft purchased 14.210 tons of ore, We | CK. N uly that the new ses- | accu@acy of his. memovy.” | Mi big per Lindell 7510. and grown etock for gale: 3 Angekoert | __lets and rabbits. 3940 1 North ] Market. BOOK OF ENOWLEDGE BLOWING ROCK, N. ll July 7 i 7 |Missouri Hotel Co.. and in i that for $2 ,600, 000 at & P - ter ster 3113M. M,. Maver. ic@G; i — Democrt*c | genes Llineis.. Box J-370, Post-Dispatch. & ; ; ood talker: res. | soOOK= — a | PARROTT—Good talker: canaries; BOOKS—Self-instructing. photography. presidential] nominee, not intend to engage in any con-' said steps would be taken ine from Olive ‘to Pine atreets rar | HOUND—Good for squirrel and coon do i: ivi ae doe: | kind; receiving ee — 798) . his relizion, Josephus Danielis, a | » | Sodas wi : | BUILDING MATERIAL tatement today was issued through | con a =! | § OTS. robeests. | a ‘ as 15! | Iipany have been vio ~ TEA ROOM—And ice cream parlor, [DS—Coon, opossum, blue tick. rea) PARROTS. parokegts, macaws, cockatoos; = block. ahs square. Hijan 7840. ly would carry North Car- | sp Pati a} he. Box kK - 2a Paat- Di ap vale h. | KY TTENS — Fluffy eoa ! ted Persians Sue PARRUOTDS—i¥2 78 batch youngsters: make ; — olina : ; sarees to _— Osi- Dispat en Tia fe nD “+ o* ry r h itt rare for lina. steeacs em 25 being the preva ng , 3103 Olive st. | BRICKS—150,000 hard face, $7.90 thouw- oa! stnalier towns: De competition: oper: 0 | Seibert, 203 Clive st (cB9) : ‘4 “7 | ee do not believe en which is under the “Neither Tammany nor Gov | (Copvriz Dyk the a en especial plumbing. sheathing, flooring. all matc- th ~ : ——Predigreed: reason . . = — | bureau had bee ut — 1; ‘ow hae | . , — . S they Ww v > . Ga veen put on pas ime which Gov. § TAs | 8 a. fo ioe a eanreaie 7 : —Fo 3 iy who say they won't vote for Smith b art tim i ; of speculation in stocks. S | PEKINGESE—Verv fine male: Central Hich School. DElmar 0438. ‘c&8! Ee ANI? 48 as ; SacTiiice. ‘ , Gov. i lion. . LOZ Locust, St be sold by | : ~* eG $5 and $10. 4564 Alcott. one oe] hinh ; 2 a within a Week Tetee miv = “3 »? . million feet good lumber, various dimen- which, he said, was smne CvVaNens age. ts in St. Lovis by tineurance a mechanical = refmegeration: breeding. Call Sunday a. m. King. 4700 The plane flew perfectly PULLETS—All popular breeds; Indian rum- TDMBER— vxl0. 2x12: t%.. Fuze phy- | the Democratic i] . : ; a” ae 2. RG er: Will taxe Far gale. lease or reut. a fully equipped | Lenhart. 9 N. Central, Clayton. _ OUTNGS geindgligy ~~ ee... July 4 oe jodie 4 : his Tammany day, 5067 W: patients © aheut te put an MUST LEAVE CITY BY AUG. 1. | | BoLice PUPPInSs—Pedigreed: 6 weeks Kor IBATORS —- Brooders, Buckeye, Senator | Th ii : 3N79 Alabama in an z , —- d a Neen CA |ised Lindbergh this little sh gaily receipis sacrifice. Eox: 6756. 6011 Ejtman. aK than promises wonderful ; ) i> ha te rma by > & ‘ er aad i : . Boland Drive, BEES AND BEE SUPPLIES brick and rubbiestone: ‘specia 7 i|days a month until Jan 1. when ourse. cerner of Ferkason ave; ICE Great Forest (rejuvenated Ku The ‘LICE Commeftial Midz.: 6th and Olive. (cud. a ER MAYRHOFER, ‘ Abany [hhS—Pedigreed: male S months BB xe Gest aw Diet old: on stock is ai vour disposa ‘ 1 Ww h ,| 2 Smal increase in pay under the |panied by Belloute, who ® svivanis ne est ig eard ve te. '416 Lacas. CPntral 4552. (eR) _—"s — o ‘ a: me lai cae rar ‘ “aD ae “iy - lone ie Ane me vg | mo = ‘sf der {41 pedigree. : at efferson. * of the new law will } 16 TAKEN IN ‘RAID : P| ~ = aad ¥ asia Tri¢ an noetning” te ; ares ~~. AQU ARIUMS—Ali sizes. Kinds. etc. Larg- 5 I beams long. 2S can : PGst ter Accitens: 1415-16 Paul Browsers Bide Pon omic t Democratic campaign,’ | . sete: 200 peers WAR SECRETARY’S AID HURT ' ; : | . -rew of the Goodrich Line steamer | 5pett#!.to the — og bulk construction of sajarr | bargains here. 3111 Olive. ; ners and su li ek’ _—~ par Shoes. i ~~ bh “t ‘. : : — | Stumbdied while returning to his 49 miles an hour. T.rle said. | a SE ig ee ot a |teries on daily balances G87 7 . pee : IT ¥ - ‘ . > dine one oe on ———— br ‘> r ? ' ” , _ ¥ ) a harnese and wacon een nite: eee, Bla tl . Ss sooty mal “ os a piane were the pilet, Lieut. Elwood paddlewher}] of the eteamer Land.- ; . oe, rite or wire Chas. Gjden. a te gee ~pauee CLURSES—Good. | re “STATE BROKE RAGE ( ‘oO, aah _—— ans GS BIZe ‘ ' . . 13 % > NI. Broadwav Joplin i Prices” Unch — | Robbins taker t : ; | ge : ' $3500 BU ¥s SETTER PUPS—pPa:r: aiso broken point- Limost nes eubibhe na r o the hospital. He | 32. all of Holland. were killed and 3 | J — were unchanged in the a SPITZ Beautiful pun. male: children's ChIGHS: easy 3 oid *? “ey § “Ic Ke bi | 4 4 i ; . 4 "Ti ¢ . ' a7 + ‘ 1415-16 Pau! Brown Bhic, WAL KER HOUND—Honts. 5219 Pink : ae S. Sundays 9 i2 ked up the two ininred en. | $ to $41 a ton, with prime Ws seaalins ee ' ‘ i ? Aii mak era the Associated Press. " : ) : M ! ; Tes? today ¥ HITE COLLIBD—HF > ‘ iC UR. ‘For Sale > : eS if wel es- w. Pacific. me — we —_ aah IN MOTOR CYCLE ADDRESSOGRAP 1 v WIRE HAIRED SCOTCH TERRIER—A Arsenal. wh side reasonable. 6742 “iy o00 plate with trays : ne’ monthe oid: males: pedigree stock: must noe 7: 2410 Dewey i tc} Nets, | Sil S829 Enrieht. Apartment 7 “ SSl4 N. oth | ADDING MACHINES AND TYPEWRIT- bh AT STUD—German shepherds. Thoroug- ‘ ee | BERS — Sold. rented, repaired: iow fnites a ; ed: fee S15. Evergreen 5452 fod i Stems ane ~ Harley: cheap: or trade’ dependable machines. Reliable Addin TNS 7 (AT STUD—Itmperteqd Al V = : i Laadie a Vereneen 44°). Machine and er beg co. 5 ; Sgn vat _ | ~wriznewineer: fee: 2 male mi PEORC YC! ~-Renderson: firsi-clase con- able Bide CHestnut 617 | mInpies bw A, for ea'e. G, EB. Forsch. | soomen Ms S332 Shenandoah. : TYP — a. “nit h | 3 Park ay., | MOTOR CY? “TE —~Harter-Davridson., 1927 a Pte a . Yeur business: a — . iz aeons 33 we" PAYING BUSINESS. Cap he had bey lweking through our a ae oan — (ome un. talk neferenoe “STATE ‘BROKER AGE CO, 1415-18 Pen! Brown Bite -_—————— — ; . ‘ : sion will be closed j 5 4 . aad +~ oy + i tion will be held ) SWEET SHOP AND POOL RO OM—Sell | _GRETHOU — caeernetianen track cogs: | females. 1I720A N. Grand. eyciopedia. jubilation. relizion in the South ws 7700 trovery of words with the Demo- | gamblers from the building, « the east side of Ninth street. oc- TAILOK SHOP—Nusi ay 4 sell _or ~ for good gun. TYler wholesale, retail . : ~ — ie dry, former Secretary of the Navy. But Net ney Chasen © . g eciee aad attractive. eniendid Weat End ll weeks old: frame, Wright Av.. largest selections, lowest prices; new lots | ASPHALT SHINGLES—Secunds. 4 in 1.| declared today Bec cks Displace the Resublican National Cen | ee a —— th -in- A se " . = EEAV ERBOARDS—300 feet: 12-fy0t | eae xy oan a Pei ' a THEAT#R—Nortiern ~ Missouri county | Pear y, Farmington. Mo. ae wee: Fe ag a TP nly 3 ocuny ee | ASHINGTON, July: -8.—Offi- | ‘ | cleats to Fly From Paris “ a ; es loans, notwithstan the is and an livered, Victor 1617-1214. — * eo eehig: &3 ae i: a wat, | “TNS — | PIGEONS—Homers, carneaux, mondains. sand and deliver ae ) ughte weekly; Ss000- Go not answer un PERKINESE—Home of champions; pu! a a ough voters can and Printing. ; PEKINESE ~PUPS—Foer sale; reasonable. PIGEONS—Carneaux. kings. homers. fan- | 2) 3740 Marine av. im Salvation army be turned Republican to overcome Department, denied to- | Smith has any claims whatever on; % Se ee: orthy in view of the recent | Lindell lavt LE ; : vIGEONS | ING 3 mitt VEGETABLE AND GROCkuY STORE— | able. 6639 Arsenal. Hand 5091. 3101 0 (a9) ll vote for Hoover. They simply | D€cause the increasing £ a part, has " ig. | 2¥iator, Costes, who made ae - will sacri- ‘flock == —F National 101 live. { | oie wi vote tor ver. 4A ey Si eee -asing uSe OL Ss poet Se ao | real estate fra- ’ _Tice. 4°48 Athlone. ic) (ING 7h For cheap 4002 | siden- | Members of the art wil Cc . say Vandeven! er eR) ; } Daniels deplored what he termed , ‘°F currency. tial er | old. 3448 Illinois, Janieis er vermed | ‘ | partment as indice- ‘PEA FOWLS—Beautiful. gorgecus, strut _1907 Mctausiand | Diane, a Breguet with a 608 & rine 5 Aug. 2. ‘eT tolerance, , pewer Hispano-Suiza met re ie BOINTER PC LUiti iit PRS e 2 . INTER PUPS—tTheir grandsires—Caro- nies mone. been working overtime. The di. “Tie n oo “ieee all - 7 - _ os JOHNSON & SONS MACHY CoO.. ‘ni thinkine : acd panies—especia ¥ n siablished business. COMax 54 ‘2 | Labadie ) Heflin at- Youngs cription certificates used: bs et gue meg 150 miles an hour, ~ A 4 = “ si ' “ aa - 4 oy - ner_ducks. 3940 North Market. thousand delivered. tor 1214. 1617 for! him because of | 3 mill, 40xt@” ft. large a ; POL cE Pi PS—Pedigreed: 2 months o: Catholic heir — pea ee ee CCMSER— Sa | ply the early fall de- he bolted the Democratic | An oldstablished bakery, wholesale and oid. 3 Corrflia av. Greendal Hot “Red-Heds.” 416 Lucas av. ; mand. ’ —" inde £ ae 3 . : + ; ie? i Li MBER—Second hand: aft ernoon. More ‘ rst and th: c oes inning Aug ta | + ul POLICE DOG—Female: 7 | , weary America.” I shall go via the Barbecue stand. ‘ i re | Clubhouse and garage materials. Shee ; : wae » and St. Charlies Keck road, $2000; PITPS——Good stock: pedigreed: 9 Se oe = ¢ ; the new bureau year begins > STEAMER’ § CREW EXONERATED : route to America.” weeks oc; Sash, doors Kian) trom Yor ungstown, os will be = — nk. BEES—Queens. honey and supplies bought $50 OO” BU YS . AR iW iE account of moevinr,.. $35 3632 mense oe Virgil me aa . * A & ” 4 -ALeS. we deliver ‘ ine: ij Sat uTca * IM uli irein ; ren ary! sa! . ; ’ a +3 * © ¢ r - * | | general salary increase islation ! . 3 Dee ae | Ponce Pi 5 l ATE oy ALS R: —askob. ae Republi} to ; them a cieioms tent wena, Beet ve. | wide: 2 12-mch 1 beams, 13 the Associated 1 Operations of New York limo | : STORE aon. nad just compieted an inspection : | Lyle and Rohert Mendrane. an pet tergain Si? ER Véergreen 4373. new Indian — ha Ore Wa ra te ER ERE e / a wh Selves Atlan: -_ reasonable Webster Groves. Pron me: , GON —"-hors pi TR APT aT Once 4 leew? Ww a rater i (299) , tWin-cylinder. cheap iS808 _Third st.ic} "st ~ OR ¢ Y CLE P 4 | BO ARDING KENN ETS “tires ot aa ARTS—Hariey Davidson, 9 : Tor. ¥ Ww. : yi ti Dew hal i prece 4] rf 15 ne PE Ww) ITE! a ionens _ a . wit! “oni ” —_ ~ acres to niae Concordia. ieierwnare 4 RX. x Sa oe “ ss dogs hl at ? dae cemete: - ee | H ARL Pi a “ | }4 136° Ar ) Florissant. Mo AT water 714. ohh } kin, 3047 = eet lig = ry? EW WRITER—W: racdstock comemasatan= s5 r and harness COAL—Clean Inmp, $4 tarnace. $3.75. tiPew ihe 2 UD: Tep ete.; larc- | load lots, city weight. Lindel) 8766ic14) > ™& Usien Troewri Ca. ee. ; 2 | TCAL— Standard nut. $4: ; : 2 32% Olive feSd) "657 farette Victor ‘sane, — ite and of? pets: PRICES OCentral Bird Stare $4.75. at a4 osm El By. os, Seid ice. tet. ® 95.2: GUINEA Pics : aoe Oldest Mormon Dies. trade-myr dia- . What haw . ha» second fleor east. +h COOK ER—Univertai: for — "SQGA Shenae ndeah., MOTORRBOAT—For aate or _cEchanee : zond me Com ST4) Bast av. WILL in —s * for aute or bie tr Patvhanr THAW. ic SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES PONDANA—Large beautiful: $10. Park. ten TROeW. SoD—Riue crnes, Wta.—Toy, mate Bin combination cases if cach |! Oo. Provided with : ing and drawer space. td — tal ar ty Tears «ic {all or write, oY _ lefewiocte com, ¢ J x a * te, ons r Bint Stere sean aps ones —- ews . em « saad, canaries, — ans We pay cash immediete? Cad or write > Rint Olive. (mM) (ome) rs \ é? indian 4 hest S25 wast, trade lot Hi rene ne or ches PEWRITENS Chderwood. Se5-850 | Tentals, 3 moutha, «, 36 upward: applies on Nrice. m wus Tt W.. Leo Area MAin 1182 1 ee WHITK SPL oar ta te | Saeoee be anf pertahie. We iot. AMildw aie ent. arti end repefr all makes, Pletcher came - dway 639-654, is) 'S. W. Ce. S184 Pion Mam 683.100) ‘ara Yom oa OO - : RIT Ine Ga ~ke to rhe ~" & 4n7 v4 aural Brice. . PROD TA, we ¢ ‘Mitchena ia provided for. | Continued om Page 1a | FOR ADDITIONAL REAL i EAre NEW SEE PAGE 7 Le machine cut. oud very

Page 77

SUNDAY, JULY 29, 1929 SX PRISONERS FS MARSHALL. MO. aS * One Slugs Deputy With Rey Vil Fists, : yd ¢ Special to the Post-Dispatch MARSHALL, eS - After slugging and brerpenll Deputy Sheriff Arch Field eee prisoners escaped from the ~ County jail here) late this noon. They took’ the Officer's » volver with them. . The prisoners were [DPD Daven, port, alias Jim Brown, ance = being held here for Coleman Gent ty (Tex.) officers, who Wanteg for burglary and jail breaking- pe lis Collins of Sedalia, under a j sentence for murder; John Se ite held op a grand larceny ch : Charles Handley, Charles By and Ferd Glavin, held on ch — of theft. The prisoners made their for liberty 7 ‘. & when Fields accom “jto the jail to visit the Prisoner, ive had opened the door lo the nord ridor for her to hand a packa apt Davenport when the Six men col denly .xshed at hi: :., Be Getting «ais re volver, one prisoners hit Fields on the with it, inflicting a Others beating the their fists. 2 Two of the prisoners a hour later took a Ford tourin from the yard of Lee Frenci : three miles east of Marshall. Wh 4 French ran to the door to a he was threatered with The prisoners drove . FOUR HELD IN SECOND RAID ON CITY CLUB BLDG. SUITE. Prisoners Were at Liberty on Be After First Sw oop by Gamblins Squad, 7 nen who had been arrested and released on bonds Friday when the police gambling squad raided a suite on the third floor of the City Club Building were taken into custody again yesterday afternoon & in another raid on the Same suite | The rooms adjoined the Progres- |8ive Realty Club. a Fambling em : tablishment where 24 men were ar. resied earlier in the week and samblinge accessories fonfiscated 4 Those arrested yesterday | they were Arthur Sullivan, Hunt avenue: Of the head deputy y-ity half a revolver. © Four r = | DNs at | field, 5112 Delmar boulevard. pon | The third floor of the City Club the | building has been leased to the | Hotel Co., and : ben | subleased to other interests. Lee did | : se aay ‘ad - A . A + >. dee SS 4 a » > re . . Z “Ne x 4 5 > 3 oi = OR : te apis" we Ws a istee ee ; I oe , . ONES, . Oe Vitae a, 4 ~ Pe eee OP OE DOP OES . ~ No ey) Sree Ne ~ + tw _ Ne wr \* ae o “ > he ee oA. ey : r . ,anandine pune, Don en ae eet tae : ae ae SBASAG ers Rdilp oie! Lady's Aa PS Po Aq " Pale ~~” SSS RASS) WW een TT ARBNA RAS LAPT ON *. * ame we edt tis ‘ Co ae RVMOAAN teat tad te dtabatr aly tabs OT cc ccccocccmcccccbtcccsbbmbbosssepssc5ecaccceedeccqucccle: 3 35 ag ag a RS Ea TS Sg 1 ¢ ii ‘ws Casey é' z . coms . ie oS a i y en 3 4 , . ‘ Se id a Pa eo ee , Pes >> 5 “> ¥ = : oredr . ie : oes . and ee Se ¢ os : »" S, LHed ~ a : ’ (es ewww « ou — ae ‘ Aa ee * ws ; severance >" ’ = alate > 2 Pm * se . . - . iw . v . oe 4 ee ae MKS Hy : Pate oe ‘ 7 - AA .% an Wa Aner CORON 3 2 oe LvAaAwy? . ot ~ \ RARE I, Sane LOXDOLY we ~s Pee MDs OER LY Te Ss eee, . eS SE a SR oe DOOM RESIS LR : : SR eee DL BERL CLL SE ALES SLP LOOT LLL ESS SE SLOTS, Vila a . ® . , ty = . bt , ote ; Sines > 5 ; ~~ - “ , i ee ° Q bas ‘ ee Si A 4 + “" ig 2 S : . ~ 7 . ae Py ‘ 9 (ae te ca aad v & an ee, WOO NY ae Pa 4 , » Oe oe ° rd 4 $ 7 4 ~~ « ; >» ~ s* A 4 $ Ae a ots y St . 4 f 3 . Sey » , ee ed > fe PISS ” Vite oy) S50 e , &. ne, , , ‘ - SS A” Be ns x " “ > A 3 4 ., a 4 ¥ A 4 4 “"@ ’ OC ba a2 ; ars % eT ee a A * . / tttttit 2 “#. gm vy ---— QS. ge ab Pa ess 2 ” od ee eo tea SiC gt Se! Save a 4B oe ¥ nt _ a, pO, eee ee “The Hawthorn,” 16-story apartment under construction on the north side of West It is being financed by the New York Taylor avenue. ine boulevard, just east of Life Insurance Co.—Pleitsch & Price, architects. SOUTH GRAND TO HAVE ANOTHER BIG APARTMENT ‘Carl Anschuetz to Put Up 10-Story $1,000,000 Structure at Magnolia, Opposite Tower Grove Park. to accommodate 180 cars, | ‘ Parking, on two levels, and | eve @ capacity for more than | | 120 cars. . P tars. To Have Three ‘Elevators. will be two “er and one freight Mechanical refrigeration . wih} : ill be included in the con- Pere nceg - Special features include i. combination cases in each ae Provided with _ “6and drawer space. Refrig- + “lige be built inte this com- a. Mechanical ventiletion ‘“O6hs is provided for. Continued on Page 16K. YR ADDITIONAL REAL ATE NEW SEE PAGE 16B high-speed | €le- | 7 : ’ ’ ’ ; ’ ‘ ] a a ) sold iots ® *'aze through a short passage | ents. The garage is ar- | Plans were disclosed yesterday for a 10-story fireproof apartment building to be efected on the. east side of Grand boulevard, just north of Magnolia avenue, at an estimat- ed cost of more than $1,000,009. Carl Anschuetz will be the builder and owner of the new building, | which will rival, if not surpass, the | finest of its type on the South Side. | The site, which is opposite Tower Grove Park, is one of the most at- tractively situated in this part of the city for a building of this char- acter. | nue. | man feet on Grand with a depth of 250 | feet, extending through to Alham- | bra Court. various sizes and three shops. A large garage is to be constructed in connection with the arrangements the Financial been completed for A eae building. | Two passenger elevators and one_ for freight will serve the tenants. | have | project. The building contract has been let TN ERR ROR | WY CRRA ER RHNOHHH0NnW ‘& ~ : ree ’ 7 > . sf ‘ _ 2 ~s . a * » ‘y >» na ? fe > ‘ \s a ee to the Boaz-Kie!l Construction Co., | with plans for beginning construc- tion this week. Hutcheson Arms Already Started. | Construction was recently start- | ed on an 11-story apartment, the | Hutcheson Arms, on the west side | of Grand boulevard between sel] béulevard and Castleman ave- Mayer company, architects and contractors, for a client of the Christian Brinkop Real Estate Co. It has a frontage of 117; to whom it was sold from the biue prints. Negotiations for several template in several instances hand- some business structures. Rus- | It is being built by the Her-| South | 'Grand »oulevard sites are reported | under way by the Joseph F. Dick- | There will be 126 apartments of | 'mann Real Estate Co. These con- The Dickmann Building at Grand | and Arsenal and other prominent. South Side structures were promot- ed by the Dickmann company. es NEW APARTMENTS RISING From this | agcess may be had to a large | AT CABANNE AND BELT An attractive addition to the Cab- anne district is found in the new Winston Churchill nearing completion at the pb east corner of Cabanne and Belt This is an eight-story, building of 112 apart- alternating. in five rooms and two baths, four rooms and one bath, three rooms and one bath, and one room and bath. There is garage space in the basement for avenues. The building is being erected by Victor Harry Rhodes. The firm of Eugene J. Aitheimer, William & Calmer, Inc... will manage the building. architects. Lots Sold by Mercantile Trust Co. The Mercantile Trust Co. has 54 and 55, biock & of Olive Street terrace, Apartments, | orth-| ‘MAIL-O-PRESS COMPANY ‘ ; ; ' ; : Proetz & Hall are the) | double Ce CHER OCA CR EE CAN AS ANE RA SOAR CARRS ‘ eo. . No meet, , Sete %e oe Pate _ ae" 4 a , . ‘ oS Nea sh ESSSELESISSS SIS SSSOO ASL CLL ee Le MOH DRSADADANDAPADENDAENAN ABAD nnnnnen MOO TEC REM CEC ERECT OS WOOO SN RV QQ AVQ A AVYA@BBVQVwna»g N SAPABANBSSPABAR VASA NS % Reese sto AX ~~ oe SASAS YD

ee NVQH S. Goodall. ELLE WHY Oe ee See ae ’ > ee % oy ; es ee - : "WM ecdccddddedeeeedecddeeeeeedeeecccdeeceeedcdaedccceecdececcdceedadceeted Recently completed residence at 7315 Kingsbury boulevard in University City, purchased by Arthur ie, SNAS WHY RRND MGV NOY RE a ig: Me * f . or, me - MCRAE COR RRA AS WS WHS ss ¥ : oo & RSS WMV MNWMNN WA ° Ss ¥; orn “ (ON — re MO RRA VV VdHoGdi\XO_unn WH ree ee ‘ masta Design for building to be erected at the southeast corner of Delmar boule- vard and De Baliviere avenue by Sam Hamburg r. and associates. It will contain 39 apartments and nine shops. | ALGONQUINWOOD DIVISION road is attracting investors. on the Berry both homeseekers and the subdivision with plans for handsome homes, according to the J. W. Kerr Real Estate Co., which is handling it. There are 41 private drive, thus forming most and underground improvements, which are nearing completion, are of the finest type. SY RWW WWWH ak, . WAAR WOOK ae eee oS oS . .ASRAAAAA —. | z < < ec eeedelededeeeccecccececccobecbacossobdasbocstsa WO ccc ccccccccdcccchecchetgegail Winston Churchill apartments at the northeast corner of Cabanne and Belt avenues, nearing completion. AIRPORT TO BENEFIT THE CITY AS A WHOLE, REALTY MEN BELIEVE By JAMES L. BARNGROVE, President of the St. Louis Real Estate Exchange. T is practically the unanil- mous opinion of real estate men that bond issues are highly beneficial to the city as a whole. Our experience with the results secured by expendi- ture of moneys provided for in the $87,000,000 bond issue show that increased value will in a very short while offset the cost of the improvements made. It is the opinion of real estate mep generally that now is the propitious time to pass the $2,000,000 bond issue for an air port for St. Louis, that our city may continue to occupy the enviable position of leadership in things aeronautical, con- ferred upon it by the heroic achievements of Col. Lindbergh. Any delay that would permit the options now held upon the present air port to expire would result in great loss, because these options are ut a figure lower than it will ever be pos- sible to again secure ground suitable for an air port in or around St. Louis. CHICAGOAN BUYS TRACI TO HAVE HANDSOME HOMES | The Algonquinwood subdivision | Many purchases have been made in | lots all facing a | attractive homesites. The surface | ON THE CONWAY ROAD TWO DOWNTOWN. ; BUILDINGS SOLD : 70 WALDHEIM CU. '5-Story Structure at 1117- 19 Locust St., Formerly Occupied by Lucks-Or- wig, Brings $190,000. Transactions in the business sections of the city, notably on Lo- ' cust and Pine streets, again were ' distinctive features of the week in ‘realty, with spaculative as well as ‘investment interest decidedly man- | ifest. The Waldheim Realty & snvest- ment Co., a holding corporation of | Aaron Waldheim, has | 1117-19 Locust purchased the modern five-story building at street, occupying a lot 50 by 109 feet, through Mar- tin & Breitt, for $190,009. The former owner was the Samuel T. ! i i “Martin L. Straus Invests in 57 | Near Westwood Club Site. Acres ! ~ | Martin L. Straus, of Chicago, has | purchased 57 acres on the south | approxi- | mately one mile west of the Bal- | las road, and the new Westwood Country Club. Julius Van Raalte ' who handled the transaction, said that the purchase had been made |as an investment, with no building plans. The tract belonged to Frank Federspiel, represented in the transaction by the Eugene Mosley Realty Co. | FIRST ELDORADO ADDITION HAS MANY PURCHASERS The first addition of Eldorado, the new subdivision development on Trampe road, has been almost absorbed, establishing a record for this type of property. It has bcen a Mecca for investors as w!l as those in quest of homesites. Many purchasers have resold or have declined snug profits for their Jots, according to the agents. The lots are being bought principally for homesites. Grading has been completed for Addition No. 2, which it is planned to launch within the next week or so.- All indications point to the |'side of Conway Road lots. The tract is being marketed by the William L. Heckmann Real Estate Co., transportation property. Transactions of Bellis Co. Milton B. Bellis, president of the Bellis Realty Co., reports the fol- lowing sales: 4830 Leduc street, for Augusta Halwe to James J. Smith; 6931 Arsenal, purchased by James Carson; 5734 Wabadie, pur- chased by Henry Hildebrandi; 7443 Harter, for Alvin P. Rausch- kolb to Wallace W. Page; and 1114 South Compton, business property. purchased by John Isom from Fred R. Priese. which has opened a/| branch office in Baden, where free is provided to the | McCormack estate, of which the St. Louis Union Trust Co. is ex- ecutor. The building now is vacant, but is under a lease until Septem- ber, 1934, to the Lucks-Orwig Decorating Co., which ftormerly occupied it. Buys Building at 921 Locust. Waldheim recently acquired the building at 921 Locust street. with lot 47 by 109 feet, occupied by the Leacock Sporting Goods Co. Fig- ures in this instance are not avail- able. Ground in this block is val- ued at $4000 to $5000 a front foot. Waldheim has been a consistent buyer of downtown property, —is recent purchases being principally on Locust and Olive streets. One of his more recent purchases was that of the six-story building *t the southeast corner of Eleventh and Olive streets, occupied by the H. W. Johns-Manville Co., manu- facturers of asbestos material. Several years ago he purchased the Equitable Building and site at the northwest corner of Sixth 4nd Lo- cust streets. The purchase of .he McCormack estate holding ws re- garded as further exemplification of his faith in’ Locust street as a business center. Waldheim also has large real estate holdings in Kansas City. Pine Street Corner Sold. The Burdeau Realty Company, of which George T. Burdeau. ts president, putchased the nerth- west corner of Twenty-third and Pine streets, 75x109 feet, occupied by old residences. Eugene Christy handled the negotiations. “he price was not announced, but it is understood it has established new basis for ground value in this section of the street. Zerega Hros. Realty Co. was the grantor in the sale. Plans are being drawn for a handsome business structure for ' | the site, which is one of the most early closing out of the remaining | commanding on Pine street, and construction is to be started with a minimum of delay. Sam Hamburg, Jr., already has Continued on Page 165%. WET OR DRY? Those shallow holes and broken slabs tn sidewalka where the water lays in peols in dry weather as well as wet, can be leveled witheut disturbing the walk. All ean be made perfect by the use of Hydre-Proef at a reasonable cost. De tt yourself or we can do it fer you. FLOOR RESURFACING AND WATERPROOFING CO, 400 N. Second St., St. Leute, Me. Phone CHestanat 4834. CHAIN STORE LEASES Morley.Company Takes Entire Building for Sale of Men’s Clothing. BUILDING MANAGING 608 OLIVE STREET. COMPANIES MERGED _James F. Cook Concern Ab- | The Isaac T. Cook Co. announced | vesterday that the five-story build- ‘ing loceted at $08 Olive street has ' been LEASES 4359 DUNCAN AY. The American Mail-O-Press Co, has acquired a five-year lease of a modern five-story factory ing at 4359 Duncan through the Julius Haller Real Estate Co.. The concern, which ts 'eapitalized for $700,000, manufac- ' new printing press ad- machine. D. O. Royster manager of the comm- tures a dressing is general pany. Albert Wenzlick Co. Report. The Albert Wenzlick Real Estate Co. reports these sales for week: Stores and flats at 6201-U038- Arsenal street and avenue. for Ansenal-Wat- to Anna C. Kretschmer; flat. 817-19 South Taylor * r r* 05-07 S001-b6 Clifton son Co. ‘avenue, for Anna C. Kretschimer to ; fronting 60) i feet on the west line of Partridge. ‘avenue, for Mrs. Nora Rippiey to ed Mrs. Ruth Elder. Also lot 19 in hliock 26 of University Park was | Botanical gold for William G, Callies to Jacob | Lewin. the south at the corner of Purdue avenue. Arsenal-Watson Co.; apartments at £5°4-32-40 Natural Bridge avenue, for Mars Realty Co. to John J, Brennan: 20 acres in Fyler avenue district for John J. Brennan to Mars Realty Co.: single flat at 926 avenue, for William F. Morgenan to Xavier Spraul; 7 acres in Jefferson County for Edward G. | This lot fronts 60 feet on | Roe to William Barth; single fiat. side of Stanford avenue 1634 Montgomery street, for Wi-) (liam Barth to Edward G. Ree. operating under the name of Mor-j|the Arcade, men’s |Carleton, Landreth, University Clu”, ;Chamber of Commerce, | ley's, 'clothing at popular prices. build- | T. Cook Co. avenue | for | entire |modern store | will , Store long term of store company, for a chain leased years to a and specializing in Isaac negotiatea the lease. Plans are now being prepared extensive alterations on the building, which include a front. with The the new be equipped equipment. | will be opened in the early fall. | the | ‘which The Cook company also reports combined with the Isaac T. sorbed by Firm of Isaac T. Cook. The James F. Cook Co., which manages the Chemical and Frisco) Buildings and other properties, has Cook Co., which has the management of Paul Brown, Buder First Na- ‘'tionat Life and other buildings and ' The building | latest | store | the leasing of the storeroom at 407 | North Sixth street for a term of years to the Associated Millinery Co. ‘This storeroom is part of the premises that has just been leased by the Lerner Stores Corporation, handles ladies’ wear, hosiery and lingerie. This latter firm has taken a long term on the feet front by a depth of $0 le ane is 27 . feet. ARTHUR S. GOODALL BUYS HOME ON KINGSBURY BLVD. The recently completed residenc: at 73815 Kingsbury boulevard has been purchased by Arthur 8. Good- | all of the First National Bank. The house was erected by the Ceorge F. Bergieid Co., Inc -« - é ready-to- | | entire premises, which | business property. The compary will conti.ue under the name of Isaac T. Cook Co. Isanc T. Cook. who entered ‘he real estate business in St. Joule in 1896, is president of the tirm of Isaac T.. Cook *Co., and James -. Cook, his brother, who associated himself with his brother in 1900, is |president of the James F. Cook Co. The latter will become an of- ficer and director of the Isaac T. Cook Co. G. A- Radford, president of Paul Brown Investment Co. will be a director. The officers and directors of the Isaac T. Cook Co. will be as fol- lows: Isaac T. Cook, president: A. H. 'Fuldner, vice president and James F. Cook, secretary and treasurer, i'who with Radford, Louis O. Honig, Carleton McCrea Cook, Brown A. Sherwood, will constitute the boaid of directors. Wil] F. Shannon, manager of .he Isaac T. Cook Co., retires from the firm, and will take a rest of sev- eral months before again entering business. ollie aa Tem me ee eee ——— a ,. : You ean save money, ti : on if you visit this 5 y | 315 North Tenth Street An Invitation to Home | You have 8,000 square feet of floor spac 7 saving and work-saving Building Specia 7 *o give you helpful and new ideas. | Murphy Beds (Eleven Different Installations )—Ironing Boards (Four Kinds)—Medicine lain, Venetian—All Bizes)—Steel and Porcelain Kitchens —Combination Breakfast Sets—Wall Safes—Invisibow!s ‘Concealed Lavatories)—Bernerators (Garbage Incinera- tors) —Wardrobes—Plymetl Clothes Vaults— Electric Ga- rage Door Opener and other new specialties. me and disappointment later display before you build. -MURPHY DOOR B Builders e here—filled with money- ities. Built and arranged Cabinets (Steel, Porce- CO ED CEntral 5670 a - nn See's ee 888 8'2' 8 8:8 SB Ore: @. Bree) oar ie — ne RON A Ce A nn 4 —_ 4030 Chouteau Avenue we” CH. 6913 LACLEDE BOND & MORTGAGE CO Loan Correspondents of THE METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. LARGEST IN THE WORLD PLUS SAFETY O FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES $500 and Up—Guaranteed Titles—Every Invest- or Has Always Received Every Dollar of Prin- cipal and Interest on Loans Bought Through Our Company—Let Us Help You to Sound, Profitable Investment. CHOUTEAU TRUST COMPANY Corner. Vandeventer 15 Years to Pay Get Our Plan Seegeesaaggaguseesea CH. 6910 * Se A a ae bg?

Page 78

Ea 2s a hs e3. TMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT — — — a : z= rs : 2 ENTS Op * fos ath a = ¥ 2 : te . aa og = . : : ' . : > — _ atl seu a - ; aol = i. 3 F : sich = Agee l; rT atte - , I : > , = BS ; 3 rooms meni emanmaiie . > . , ~ bets P ; ~ oe : ain , . roems 2+ - ? ; Nts RRS ADRS OE agen 9 PA le 5 NO sete (IS La Pe St SAS Oh eerie se ie & AMT 6 Bee PUR, Ger Psiise. 4 [ ———, sy . 3 et * 4 DEI mar a A . : DE MUN PARK s ogg ny arranged . MeinIN & SON. “61s, CHESTNUT. IDEAL APTS. tex? sansa Sima . u » . ffictencits -: modern. aD- ‘ : ‘ + A . ’ : : © a + cr — - - . . aie : 4 Gita (iT: es £ - a : : ieee - omens ? and ao tv wh e . ce ALN I a ESE ven ee 3 mesa , sivas ee ES en geen 3 5 Tienes ——- Seema: Rt ae | See ee a Sie : . PE ce ecacer. 6116 Bisel, first floor Se) Fave z . P =: ae nanopores itp ae : , on cme Sawer sre i Et) tet ee LAS Bees pide % DU NBC ry LE APTS. , oa ae a Bf : bas are 34 Waar : iesiteter Sie came - tes, r of Goodfellow san Maple; 3 and “3 —— ee - ~ -_— rma oe : - et oe. od aiasteaase. i hagg ik adele. alles. it a 7? Mewes 's s oe: eed me 4 ce ¢ » * — ™ is a oe & a ee be 9 bat) ; wl eB a » ”* Pees 9-28 “_Pereaatia m3 20S ae ‘ ' . LEW Ss & CO.. ‘oo hed SO AAPL NIC LILY he . , bi . r i ” fi + Te > are : = po BPE ane 2 pes ee ee ee : ' ate ne ; . oe eee ter service. a4 5435 o 65 Cabe ALTHE REIMER. WILLIAMS & . S17 Jf “hestn ut EN ———— ~~ ice 2d Floor, $72.50 2 “eg i : - = . , . e NOE FS ay, ‘ 8 i ex . \ bee SL DS ¥ tn f: Se ' its eat , Ss aT . — : : , rooms, cdarlictt aparimert. 3 ot tee ek Sn ~ inne 2 . -* “pees ems os oa 8: : Cae £cY * Sh Oe eo -- = + . : i‘ssing room with extra i | fo =, +3 : “It ~ hart , ; - ~ SFr wes: 7 5 to ee ' s : - - ~ a © ° 5 " 7 rt “a F e ! Oe merry tee a : a ~? , ~ - —- - - . 3 ; ¥ thay | i os "4 ~~ > pee es eet . . a. oe J “ss ’ pe ' ‘ - ; : , ist , “ ~ USB Bi a rae rr = — = : , e = . ; — mena ere “ err et va ‘ - be ~ . , por wpe Et a j atte i oe 2 =z , - : y ae . oe we} Cesign ; heat. - wh Sep etn : ~ ~ ; 4 — ots ah ” en . : ° al OF 22> wre. ow 3 cs . ' sh Cia! a ences ws cy a ee fue, CEntral 4589. (cfc (ESF a: etal * [ip 228m. aa pa _ tepaee rae _—e oe cea Sirs Saag? 5 cme WRG ) _ = - Tray more Castile . = , . ere locating on Lindel, ee. ul s#ia-Teerm ulira-tmx«ilern with two beths. Ready for — _ Qur representative will yy RANCISCUS BEALTY € : Cheetirut_»: MAin ost, fockR} te. PROOM EFFICIENCY APT. $75 MONTH large, cheerful sporue ; ; é . we = —r bist ties “ s - ek : —- _ 3 ei Westwood drive eTEnatoe: See | demeneet [ tremerey te > x i a eo Syngas m IE ay ‘amuhienes Mieokinds diaeelied diienntan tits ~~ aes hb 5 ee 7% wa nee Ss 7uin ef Wydewn bi.: modern tesa Ic0° 72 rea? cates rz = * 2 ' > i 1 diliees “ - , of 2 i oe . = ce . = ; eta . aaaisiaiall 3 piy tiret fieer porta, HM OK ‘ELACKW ELDER MAM Sttda>- FOO HE RWOC iD COURT APARTMENTS Berth west corver Taylor and McPherson. Svailabir. 1 €re0m, I > room and . F 7 + . 3 - ts _— 4 4 “e = 4 2 2. ; ; - = | = ; SETS Tt Ti Aw ‘ Terry rea : x - 7 : 4 : . ‘ % a 738 t es : om ° . ; an : qi . m ie Mee S " eet oe hes 4 » . 2 mae J t : i hn : “ ~y . . bar a ‘ a . " . - : - 9% . ‘ eR : ad Tee € = ? - ; ™~ : Dee = re : a . > ae. ma : > Lieee or DUBINSKY REALTY, roe mea ee Ten - fies = aut 2 ree. ore A eel al = 2457 ~ Cee ae en ame aK 7 ST 3 ELALTI « cee o = SS , x PSS me APR TMEN, 3% a a i tT : £3- ; . : ' te - ‘ic careres Stil , CTRO® - Faas T 407" rita Base rey neti Leaecet i my s toes = — 4 wd , e We Lk _- le . ae. 4 | | “ : a. a al 2 ) * pent te Seldan High an Saree S ‘ Paks ; ‘ oe 7 - me ae eee . : ‘ : wien om be i os: : oes _ it “ae saa - aa “Rooks. churches end tense a pe s :. Pe ETS, FB “7 a er Z ~O HNG her . =k Se 7 : . , ———T ee = Terese : : . : - : : , . . , - “ os 4 ~ - eens ae : —_ amass tHe « — * coeur . ‘ _ dina ae =m ee eserT? a FE SRE EpS oe. - 7 ' =) r / * | " . eo. aaiine rere ft ti eee Ban ess . me _ nina aie ileotedeiietian a “ in ' ‘ ‘ . \ ease _ E- | . ee : : 3 ae ‘ r= , tate athe , — ' J td ws ‘ Pe “$75. s STR St ie gs al ae w* —_—— : ™ ———a iss : 37 ee i | . oe we: _ . nv ; : . . a 7 +P? a ; a ’ ~% os : . - % " * wns? = Pe - ? é i , —_ ' ‘. Bei eee ae EN ACE eee ae i = 2 = : I ee a Tk ae = ~ | fiegant tectieed buiiiime is new there are ati! a? aera ee Mie 5.7 a. _ we topes ‘ . a - % ene - 3 — ' ; : aid ; ee > : a yt. : ’ y ee tag wea m 3 ~ & ' : o - ee = ivstrabie apartments om 3-4 T.aeretion era sae TESS 3.805 See neetow “Te Lati¢ve AND (w\ » > ASLEY EPSTEIN. Pec. ae M Ain en AR ) VW He Pan rete vie 7 —— : + a _ tenon ——- - eres’ ~ ~*~. ate ,e a : : at — - . ‘ ‘ , .. ie ma Rtgs i " ° ' ; cae ss Deere Mee Bt aes ve nae iP : "ose : 7 by Sry 8) FL ¢ Raw : eotas ' : ! italien =_ 3 hewatie 2 a ne, = — wibenne oer pecan ene a age oeeltae te a ee poy See tarniahed ~~! a a cs =. G: ‘ie * yt A ™/* Shin arte ai} MOTs =. ' ra [i wee oo — ' — , a eee: ee 0 Hae " ; a - . nr eae : , i el Geer ee : rar a. ~~ sel é . — Aas Be Ege teh ts Nie}: ie km | nN “e: ain «be Ninel ) : op ae Sad . oe a A Sa <ege eee as Res epyerowen Tohwex aes “ete ioe eftrecoam Be - SS ee « " NRE ‘ ONS » \y Toes 4 Es 3 eer om . men “<< gee wmenibars Sree - sa “| plliore os « i tdeuamentiienesenasmelllRecemartinenennasee Satan area - = lt male I cage Ae ar een oa < ee eee oo

Page 79

EUNDAY. -s i yoLy 29,_ 182%. BF 1500 —e- TS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. POST-DISPATCH. 9D JULY 29, 1928. ==. sENTS’ RENT LISTS AGENTS’ RENT | 2 — LISTS APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT. | ___ FLATS FOR RENT—North FLATS FOR RENT—North | FLATS FOR RENT FLATS FOR RENT water, | be is anu a B li e o Lek” rt ise TS aliviere, ffice CEntral 4590 e6. } : -- ‘ $: APARTMENTS. $435 AKL ANI). "3 1 oe 7 Sigh ie ae ad SHER M AN AP ARTME NTS — BROADWAY, 2UILTA N—-=, rooms, §45., month, will decorate: will give concession, | 3:29 Delmar; 4 rovumes _ 6-6 rovm ef- 21%; CLAYTON 3 roon « FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED electric; $10; 3 rooms, $14. J. W. KERR REALTY CO., MAin 2624. | 80 00 41-1" CLAYTON, 3 rooms CORNER SKINKERK AND McPHPE Ss HOUSES, FLATS ETC BROADWAY. 2417 N.—Second floor, 4 7 FLATS o* " ‘ . : 5 {> 4 i“ ‘ 4 spice CCA ‘ . . Paar . re 6 arsaes rt » 9 a> *>e% : 7“ 3 roume and e6un NORTH *® FLATS ana na te ATION IN THE TY Ble abet 4 . | rooms. electric: $12. 3 d, screens, fixtur . Ny shy 364 West Pine: 6 rooms: - 2326 Hickory: I ‘ounis. ° o* 15 5v oration: electric. gas. linens, fan: ™ 4520 Fe P af dl $2 . — enborboodc bath: ac 4 SGTON, 5- rvcms, eu 1108 N. 22D. 3 rowms 14 00 fined adults: $45 montn FOrest $3317 dw rest Park. secon loor. 4 rooms: rooms, large yard, wear 6c ools; 20 | MONTGOMERY 1803-—3 room : — RSE ain, §arage , ( FLA TX—FOR COLORED acer 85 UU | 2135A CARR. 3 rooms 14 OF dy csp ‘ i 3) } Tree A Weent. plant: $50 HH] bath t (e682) electric - Sik. J HAI cr > R a an om “aaee yg - rooms, bath.. ‘ 4517A Cottage: 5 rooms. bath. $40 0 & 0 x ° —. .: 2 se Bay - ae ies Poa — — (a0 rest. 9 rooms, € Datnh. sleam 6 9 rooms, $20: 3 roo want a + x HOTA S. Sarah: 3 rooms, bath I L509 Glasgow: 3 rooms, first. McPHERS: N ‘end TAY 1020B ATCHISON. 3 rooms...... 12 00| MELROSE APARTMENT — Corner West | plant: $50. “Eee cakes. masa, eloctnic. $ canes ge sobs ic, 101 ere 1S1TA— Se tN ze. 7 rooms.. 75 00 |1440 N. ISTH, 3 rooms ......... 9 UO furnished apartment: reasonable a. Lie 4A So thie’, - goer ey. — Sib7A ON. Smad palate gy ane a -| Gecorated: adults only. i o ; ERSON, § rooms. . "Bb OO | ; wk dell 1826. (c®) STORE. 3167A_N. 13th: o rooms, water, Kas, MONTOOMERY ae —- 4034 Gratiot; 3 rooms, second. y Mer rooms, first ——— OLIVE, 3675-83—3 rooms end bath. & 2214 Olive: 7 NEON: ST CO, FO 7 te, peters meet ee cee Sees eee eee 4017 Jennings Ra.; 60 OU |: LACLEDE, 10 rooms ... : BO on room ‘effic renecy 2 concealed beda: Pod oe UNION-E ANTON TRUST C€ rest 1370. duced Gee 32 rie — ernted: rent. re) 1821 Franklin, 3 rooms...... ; 3668 Park; factory, office.... | ? Lue AS, 8-room house....... ) | pletely furnished; all in uice order ; rept | “738 Fairfax, 3 reoms: CHAMBERS, 919—Three rooms and elec- e it today. Only 318 month; | ae ae : . HESTNUT, W » yi seo and $80. , ’ 38 on | .. 4468 Fairfax, 3 roome: $20.50, tric; newly decorated: 928. 7 — east tee i) | Tee}. Call Apt. 103, KS 1 JOHN § BLAKE & BRO.. 815 Piste — LIUS HALLER R. CO., 807 Chestnut. iri niy $11: open. (ce) North NATURAL BRIDGE, 32078 —— 4 large aiso 3 and 4 rooms in rear; gas and elec- S.. Northwest - amos. & FOOMS... . 2s sce ~ oh ao s for purchase of furnishing by MAin (184 MAin 1638. SLARE NCE. 45971A—o large rooms, near r . es . | : +) or ms hath. gas. be ectric: new paper: O'FALLON PAIR. NEW BSL BDIVISION. KINGSHIGHWAY. 5081 N.—Modern, §& i | es eal; 5A BRANTNER PL... 3 rooms. 2S ORE + ee aes ‘ — ~ K S60 or aes Z eater heat vv : HA MONTGOME RY. 3 rooms... , ' BE ms c t. . SCO » & 800 Chestnut. M NN DOW NG 9 = —— oS ho - | OD®n $3 curs ( ; } in) r > rey ;- rtll « RUSSELL. 6 roots a2 50) % N. 16TH, 2 rooms 2 50 | Funston Apartment , eCA ‘ LI CLARENCE, 4430—Five rooms and” ga | PECK ESTATE Co. 210 Wainwright Blow | cut peautltal Fuoms, MurODy pees eeeie | Hime ee dee el o ; E o CALAFURN 1 A, © rooms.... og vi STORES | : R E CLT Y CO TSEC, -_o o eRO), induw seat, copper ag -'° r stripping, $05 “ - penne Et Ee S 4859 A — “i : = ; z pe TONT. 3 reo! aoa ae hg (+) | me n > :, i ' 4461 ive: cus, light, heat. stove and a a . (LAY . 3519—4 iaTEe rvoms, bath: Taal j NEWHOUSE oreeey a ‘ } with Farawe. i ‘ug ax eT SW. fed E Ve js bal ~ rooms. adu if. ] ; NT, vu roons. 3302 MERAMEC ST... ¢ referer: _ - ba : “* ‘ 2 Saran | large rooms and breakfast nook; second | $45. ~ SOla——-Sive sarge Pp HIC rooms. . a: aiken ba , v0; BR AN N /SPECIALISTS IN RENT COLLECTIONS | (uits: reduced rent. mth, furn ae" rooms. | fiver. hardwood flours, tile bath, furnace; | AS >= : " > . - om. electric | a MARKET; 14x50 . i ‘>. EW F FURNITU R TURE FOR 5e& YEARS. IF DISSAT- moe ~ a 1 a a t math, acc... *. lini Murphy e S4u,. | LABADIFE, 4840—4-5 rooms, Up or down- emises 4 JEFFE! 4 rooms... 22 £ $107 Ss. GRAND, Store WW ith ‘large > ISFIED SEE Us. Go LLEG L. —-S ive-rooum f at: tot le NE - STI EA ». 4367 A N.——~Verv ; oe Al L id. J ARZEMSKY stairs single. $40. MAin yy 219. (ene: or . DS ETPTON. 3 = seems .see 22 | shop and guraze ........ G 61502 WA TERM AN—$80 | DWELLING®. —— are 330, = : th Ae | ia ws ence rooms: only $30; . lit eral tim 1002 St. Luuis rYler 0439. (c80) LABADIA. 4672A—S rooms. furnace. tie 8. COMPTON. 3 rvoms .... 20 O00 101 Ss. SIXTEENTH, stureroom These apariments in this elegant brand- 2345 8T. LOUIS AV. © room t INDE. » ‘ D3. gp la! ation: $3 Th 30. cas eles Ble ig. B.A. BENEKE, wit Wai: UNE MONTE s KENT FREER _bath: reasons bie. pa, TEXTE 5 rooms, ciectric. 16 (W and warehouse as 5 agg building are completely furnished and bath furnace. elec and electric; R000 _10ce I NINTH OTF" 1104 P vie ”~ rooms: $13. LABADIE, 4544A— om . 16 00 St * CHEROKEE. fine loc nthe .. 40 00 fully equipped, and electric refrmgeration, 807 N, way 6 - rooms. eee ..$40° 00 Ct dk smi qT, _, TE, s046A—5 Pomc ong poe H, ry o ng, pew mg? 1112 T yle : 4 rootpos: $18. 5-room flat. $40. ose amarante = | 2901-03 CASS, store and Y ro : _..., | gas, hight and heat is. furnished; location a APA MENTS bath, electric, gecora yara, age, rateu., rent reduced, 6. Se OSOKA N. Newstead: 4 rooms, bat 29. i-5 . 3 rooms Fae aye 8 on , 1191 3. JEFFERS! x, etore sects 30 00 unequaled for residential purpaees: see | 4007 LACLEDE AV.. 6 rooms, $40. LS) | NINTH, 2407A N.—3 large rooms, electric ~IIGA N, Broadway : ¥ rooms 7 doco gorge Og wor OB gu000: = SRCOND. “o ir mtd ae: 12 50 1310 NORTH LEFFINGWELL AV.. manager on premises. “a a ORE age service . : ‘ COTE BRILLIANTE, gent poe large Kas. decorated: $12. TYier 0439. — rated: $15 PER H 44 BIXBY & SMITH. 1001 Locust et. (« > | store ‘c = Og STANL = Y EPSTEIN. INC.. ‘ J rooms: mod- rooms, bath, eleciric; newly. decorated: | NINETEENTH. 4514A i COOPER, _CHestnnt _345% LE GTON. : im 3 rooms. ‘ 1Z ov 11123 S JEFFERSON. store . . : On4 | ‘be stnt MA in ‘4383 ern: 2 baths: ne why decorated $30). (e4)5) 3 “eoprtang ; : J A N.— Near Grand: | ’ 27 se Gas EXINGTO! 5131—Modern 5 room effi- > Ss . Dr cfs ww Ped» . \ = 35014 W. STI FLAT >. TAGE. SUSRA—3 roors, modern. SORTH . patn a oa . { 0! ax S67SER. } REE REN | - ~ - LS ph tage Ae am do mae . yw rooms : L | consisting of large living room, in-a- , ’ ih, f—-- ; ———— a ir = . oe URTH MARK op pep 3 rooms: $18 at LILLIAN S2U0A—4 roome, hardwood 4, APARTMENTS Dy muanioest 9 fo “I 45 00 | TAMM BUILDING, ». e, cor. Grand dor bed and bedroom. breakfast nancegiee tt Fe DobTix guvok—Deawtval 7 Foome, SF | “NG, J. REARDON. 911 Chestouts | O, Fallon Park—New Division tloors, ‘tile bath, COltax 7331M,_____ cee > sc TAR. 4 roome m0) | and Arsenal: fine offices: rea- oe kitchenette an bath Lot. of 2130 PINE, 11 rvoms, bath. elec DODIER. SoUNA—Clean. lixht moder flat | NORTH MARKET. 22: i—Two nice rooms. s Bare and sunroom: 7-room efficiency. | LOTUS, 5332A—Three large rooms and ¥ ‘ ; oret t¢ } PlOrs ? phy bed, coppe ‘ LEASE a g BASTON. 4 rvoms 3 | gonable rent ...+s-+¢eeeess owen nate Completely furnished for tric i sleeping porch: garage. Ne a $12 ae See Seen weether steipeins | bath, , . | ee : 1ousekeeping. 3130 PIN De ae OL |NO me | SFOUSROGS: IES FaG, Wile Cae. a: Pave ae (Chase Apart pF roo i >* LOFTS £95.00. 3130 PINE Ist floor ceseeeresee Ba ‘poODIER. 3O3L-32A—4 and 9 rooms: a! r i eg ti. — T, 4305-05A — Se COlfax 3359W. ___ (cd) gto ie 4 rooms, bath and garage; DELMAR, gmetad — §, $350 og ae IAMONT. 3 1% NS. E. COR. 9TH AND LUCAS, Sth ng includes all linens, silver, light, 28 @ 35TH. 4 rooms, electric. 3: | conveniences: rent reduced. lated: $35. agent my 4 Re OMS AND BATH, “$95 | OREON E. & R. G. SCOTT, 800 20 Coat cor, loor, 3506 ‘ - dayli am 3130 PINE. Jd filo Cea Ee: : 2 | DODIER, 3622—s3 large rooms: bath, tol tol- | NG ee 3 : é 10 rooms, 3 bathe : { sam : 300 O 8 {t. ° duy light Mechanical Refrigeration. v STORES 0 } le t. electric: all conveniences: $2 e' R TH M ARKET, ol 14{A— Good 3-room Pes L ‘ oo ayv.. 4 large vaso Mct Ar FERRY en oe, s653—4 WATERMAN, pa r ~ j ulldirg “eee eeeeveeaeneneaneee Manaeer Nn) eharce DFIimar ORR, or H07 PINE ST. - — DOD! Eh “a 31 7 . a , le tri Th : $° at, bath, elec +e icity, nicely decorated, rate entrance: weer I eng nn east; # rooms : | HOUSAM REALTY COMPANY: EE I os nos gos 0250: | Madulte: plenty closet apace. ___ 89) | NO % HAUSCHULTE R. E. CO., rane: $30. CLYDE 5. FISHER, PERSHING, . 722 Chestnut st ‘Hestnt 0270. 1907 5. JEFFERS SON AV., store — aa — NORTH MARKET, 450. 5—Preity 3 rooms: | 2407 N. Broadway. L658. ( oe ae . “ 6 'DODIER. 23390-—Newly decorated, 3 rooms, | bath, electric; big yard: $2 INEW On MA ~"Bli3— New bun 85 OF . APARTMENTS FOR RENT . ‘ |! 1328 MORGAN’ ST. ‘store’ ‘and “i | gas and electric; rent only 92. WOLF-POLLACK. 10UN. 8th. MAin 1858-9 | J- RO JM FLATS, $37. 7.50 | “large rocma: first floor. BOF | 3 ———— —FURNISHED F ( ambridge A pa rtments | ¢ | De Li SKY REA gt Fh er NORTH MARKET, 3651 — 7 ROOMS; , igtt fo ote mane bh st.. near Fai acer | MAFFITT. S509A—4 beautiful rooms: 6 récees aa eae : a sa ii 4917-19 McPHERSON |) ee cco OU Tih. gnt ELECTRIC; BATH; $40. CENT, 895°. say CO “4 oe 2 RY-RUTH. 110 XN. 7th conven to echools. churches and car OL I ° : ‘e oO west iY ‘ x - 4 OU a | ' i , . T). ~- aM ‘ . i Re. eT ree; ™ cy LINDELL 2. bse ‘bath |: | DUND AS AP TS. —_— om —— || ° Beautifully furnished 4-room effi- | FLATS FOR RENT | eee —— all 7), mp | UBEAR ae 1 OOet Wa WEE bo I ] \ ji S. $2: » 90 | MAFFITT o807A— Au elogani riek, with ¢ cor. Vende- TAYLOR AND WASHINGTON Ideal 3-Room Efficiency |!) elency; dressing room, bath, in-a-dor | | ARSENAL, 6403-9 rooms, Mur- EAST PRAIRIE 1803—3 rooms; nard-; rooms. hath: modern. 4a ey rooms, sleeping porch; beautiful craitex ii wee 4 phy bed: a!l conveniences: wood Foner modern. COlfax 2540.(c62) | PALM, 2501A—Four rovms, bath, modern { fice 8-room flat: oven today: 1401. N | walls. select hardwood floors, tile bath ; » 0 - mc + 9 : ; = today: -\+ | reasonable, WENZLICK, CHestnut 62900. | venter; 5 rms.; $60 to. KI : 37 / 4°03. # on? be utiful 2d and 3c , ENTS ¢ bed; homelike surroundings; $75 rental | os OLIN ES rms. $55 to 65 OR. — m _ 2 baths. Man- ee ee NIS HED _— ¥ |}} aneludes ali linens, silver, light, gas, | garage; reasonable; | jSAST PRAIRIE. 1804—First floor east.| S45. clectric. (ec) | Sarah st.. near Easton. | TL | OREON i .. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. MAKCUS, 3407A—4 rooms, bath, electric, 63509 DELMAR, 2d floor __ , a a ‘imar BSS8o. (Cc) 5520 NATURAL BRIDGE || ice, heat and janitor service; also hotel S204A _ 3 rooms, ; | 3 rooms, furnace, modern: $37.50, (PALM. 1910A—3 rooms, rent $21. ; m te | ec D | GLICK, Realtors. 2 Chestnut. , KNIC ~ ee iv FLEEK KLTY. & INV. CO. ROOK f pate Re epee i, | C NEW FIREPR( OF FLATS | MARCUS 26154—3 rooms, bath, gas, elec- 3d. 5 roome : ; : : me l | | | Hest hot-water. janitor dervice, light, ||| vom w:th private bath, in-a-dor bed, | | Qs ; ‘ ; savage south west DE MU N i ARK eas, refrigeration. incinerater. A very de- 1 | dressing rvom, with service, $55: Olive- | Ap Same 6 rooms, ba th, furnace 40 00 | ELEVENTH, 3143A N.—3 rooms, cas: | arene. CAtax 26356. | | = — — = ] NU! eee en gas, relrigeration, incwer | or. a ver oe | Ty oe wenn gg Manager on -Dremiecs. | | “eee aay rooms. Dati electric og only $15. (cB2) PEC = as 4 large and 1 hall nORT ° | NOTHING LIKE THE M IN THE CITY iric tcity, y. $3v. CAbany 753 | 7 an ist vipa be . | baths. show HE TNUT. per month. Agent at building today. See || Phone = mar O88, or wipesses ith ee 4 rvoms, | ELEVENTH 3070 N.—od floor: J roome modern: garage. Rent S45 war Te ee} ie 4000 N. 2ist; 3 rooms with 4-room ef- | M ARCUS US. 3529—3 rooms, ail a rick 1 EF ietN & SON, 617 7 CHEST? {OUSAM REALTY CO., if ; 01 “hath. laundry. elértric. Ba "| PENROSE. 911 agraemaprgs, peepee: “——— | fierency; tile bath, with shower; steam lences ‘$35; firet - a 904 EN . —.; ipo # HA SROLD E. WIL oe. Inc., ¢ o nen | | rooms, furnave { ain. laundry. ¢ a CENROSE, 911 A—Three large rooms, elcc- | heat, hardwood i * : a UC s - ij | S904 ENRIGHT. «3 roome. ° : IDEAL APTS. iE G Artieid 3742 18 N. Sth st. | 312 International Life Bldg. CH. 0270. i 37 24 North pl 3 rooms, batb. | ELEVENTE. 3966 Poca -family y flat. Bee tric: $18.- COlfax 3942. | wr aa most. mod rm flat 6 ghey — ——— wh wm at | . a : | i ; North « ' . | Eb be le *j War wy ie k Otel. PENROSE. RADA Wy r ( 1S ot? S40 per month; rf . , i rooms; ‘ath. ic) i ficiency hs dhcde code and 3 room efficiencies: modern; ap =e ae — “| 4597A Cote Brilliante, fy ‘roorns. | ELE E oS ot ae “>: P3Ls 4 N—4 rooms: water, | iii A dOSnA : Pou apa : BOSn, | BUSH-BU we] ( ( Ro? NATURAL BRIDGE. 45811A— a i} SA N. EUCLID, 4- 6116 Etzel, first floor west. South NEW STEAD, 316 N. — Nicely furnished; | bath electr = A c ns, ater,; furnace in good condition: near Gra. saciiatiaintaiaial BUR! 11 > Chestnut. (c63) ie ; x pi i seeing \ ficiency ‘room efl- pmanager. 0 (c89) SRRANS O71 5 in-a-dor bed. steam heat: southern: $13.11306A oir raretg 1 gg dicing ath, got ae 6 as, electric: rgasonable. Key on prem- PENROSE. 3920—4 beautiful rooms, hard-| FLAT TN NEW BUILDING a A OE ST | ievks won DUNBOYLE APTS yey ae Ag —* Be a NEWSTEAD. 19 N.. $70; ATTRACTIVE.| SS10A Evans, 4 rooms, toilet el. 2a oe a wood floors, all newly . decorated: rent} : NATURAL BRIDGE, 5107—2 ground floor com at 5. ) — Furnishings: newly decorated: living :oom:| 1802A N. Taylor, 3 rooms, bath, el. 24 ELLIOT -G22A—4 rooms. newly deco- | $42.50; now vacant. ONLY ONE LEF rT oaks he bath, gas, coee:; yard; boule- : a : z EDL NBOYLE APT | nadie | a 8) Gressing room, kitchenette, breakfast room. | S3610A Finney, 3 rooms, eiectric.. pd: 50 montn. PArkyiew 645”. POPE, 46t68—4 rooms. bath: all modern: 4°03 N. Grand: second floor, craftex r . or , NY 5 ' — 1 janitor service; rent reason- | GRAND, 3520A. S.—2 large front rooms: | Murphy bed. refrigeration, light and ¢as.{/ 1619 » N. Prairie, 4 rooms, toilet, ELLIOT, 24034 — O'Fallon Park district. (eS } leas” itd: aaa Se s : NORTHLAND, 512 TA—S rooms, sleeri: -_ - on premises (c99) | also singie room adjoinmg bath: every {eS3) |} ectric r 3 rooms. electric: $17.50 (c80) | RED BLD. 4063—U : | living room walls, Mur; o> bed; modern porch modern. aE AE. 4 er r 0 ises. —— | eonyenience. — _ ‘ | >i Anat _ 2 $17.50. », 4563—Upper 5 rooms, modern: | in every respect. Rent $5 , 7 A] ARTME? NTS . | GHAND = °0A S.—2 large . front Ace) | NORTH DRIVE, 6241—. pee sal te - | aval i ’ hest nut MA! 4 {) 14” ey g Si4 W aimw right Bide. * ~ ort west 7 ’ 7h 33% GO; eto yee Bf . 8715 — 3-room furnished apari-| 33-¢ : fen = | . = ROSALIE AND ATHLONE—Northeast , a NORTHLAND, 45836A—3 dandy rooms; al ow apy ies ua os co "bamncy Bos : Parke regs OO tt ae ati: earchre; inks cuearon, | ‘G elec —— A; &-rme.. ELMBANK, 443° -— a Bani, hot-water corner: large. 6 rooms and 2 attic: hot- ABNER, J4d3A — 3S Pri — newly also laundry: garage if desired; $27.6°. ’ : « {pj a8 rivdaie | hrs +? . ta i { ‘ « } (ex f rea ra , fn POO VW he ater a rooms . r deCuraied Orest , : a! . ms on : : i oe 00 EXE ETT. A. a oF “Foote, p val lOLIVE. 3 748—2 rooms, kitchenetie and} ¢§ A T : 3 rms.. lec " at, E Fass: ( Gite x 6906W ‘eMO) | wat heat _ Rarace : Of m, _ut eee $5U. FOrest 4 Bu Ww | NORTHL AND, 4765—-New 4-room slat: “y q i woe - | others: £9 and $10 week: children taken. | 13 SA Fren a ‘ *, | SSLMBA? NK. 4402A—4 modern brizqat | SACRAME>® ie 4213 W.—New 3-room!}ALDINe PL. 4946—New. 4 roome: ga- ail modern; Murphy bed, secreened-i ] H oe rms... bt - . rooms, bath $30 PArkview 2LOSR. 2 modern fiat, $438. fa) rage; rem $4o ic) | Poreh; cone essign to rellabie tenant: open. -| COl}lfax 4105M. . at: Bg eer yyy electric refrigerat ROOM S—2 SU N r ARLORS | LAFAYETTE. 3225—Furnished 5-room ef- | (e905) | BEN THEIMEL: & ERO. R E Al ‘ae “CO. ive, suites with e — oe meee | Pershing. second floor west: Mur- biciency; 3 iir st — adults; carage. (ct2 J PE RSHING. 5528 4-roomi efficiency: rue. F cats rooms modera - bath neniqonod F, TR, 416 > autiful new 4 rooms, tile | SACRA ESI 7 in 4°0° A — 3 rooms, tile ANDE RSON, 4815—Beautiful 5-room ‘sin- | single Page car me m me bed: overlooking Forest Park; very; Mick Eis, “4129 —2-3 room private furnishes | electric silver hot water, linens. dishes. | ors: garage: rent $40 C. J. BURDE, th; very reasonable. __. | _bath furnace, Murphy bed, | gle flat; 2 bedrooa.s, hardwood lloors, | NORWOOD, 3121A — #4 rooms, Murphy SCHROEDER- WATSON REALTY ; immediate possession. apartment: 36-511 week ___ SS) —.2 _fcR) | s ranite Bidg.. 406 Market. (c) RK, 4207A—3 rooms, bath. electric, | SACRAMENTO, #z19W—3 nice. dean) ee on a ee | oo WOCd S000, CECE feee>. S15A Chestput Su CHestnut 8514 % BS BLAKE & BRO. 81> Chestnut HOTEL APAKTMENTS PERSHING, 5544—By Forest Park: week- | “screens furnished; will decorate if de-| rooms, bath, electric; $28. MAin 1195.| “Wien END? | mr ROTORS. Pod (e972 | : | oT B- LEASE ' ] 1 ( ) 5 R¢ iS, Ms i Fino ao: ee hiy at gee f elegant O-6 ~ r : 7 ‘ (c) : : (ch? , ij E\ yergre en 62 PS -EALTY & 3416 Unica. | NORW ba Dv, 31 ] it Acroéa from new achoeo! | HOTEL SAUM. ) 8; unen, pmone, ice. CAbany 6800, Montciair, 3 rooms. ba th m+ | d + te —4 rooms, sun parior, Oppo- SARAH, bl: SUA N.—Mor ern o rooms: kf aly ecaauluin 4 rooms, sleeping porch; ga- A beautiful 7-room 2-bath apartment i 1919 S. Grand, facing Reservoir Park; wee fF eS Prairie, 5 rooms bath.. 3: | site Fairgrounds Park; $50 rage. C. E. Lund, 4900 San Francisco. | “pace greet vite iS rooms, bath, tur: | Re ts -. 46h 7+? ~- Ja t Dé ae ni s . d ‘ote Brill ante +) ee : ° : ; NT ( Son 2 TION. N ° rT) Ct est | : — .— ‘ (% - S35 ~~ ‘Mun Park. This is an opportunity to beautifully decorated and furnished: heat, Choice Furnished Apartenents) 3: ec eeiatthe % a : - © Wite -e10c.: 2 | - ——- : tags 11 Rae: MATEENTH, 15:4 N.—sS rooms, water,| WAL TER 7 ies i. E. CO.. 618 Chestnut. | “~ oo EE, o021-—-4 rooms; bath, furnace, THE MAYFI OWER ving. i light, refrigeration, running ice water; ga-| 5386 Pershinz: new!y furnished: all ot | SO14A Wyoming, yeaa ek lec. | FA LI. 2435—3 renee, ‘and Date electric; | electric; $16, (e6'2) | ARI INGTON Dans am ory Ficor : - ut | nardw ood sees” and garage; 2d floor. FE. WILLSON, INC... GAr. 3742. rage and dining room in connection; resi- | side rooms: 6-room “eficiency: Finn th aes tric: newly decorated; in: first- Sl SCHAEFF _ RE SAY a cr a right — E NTH, 10254 N.—~4 oe eleciric,| efficiency: ne wily dec ‘Oorated; ane OF ps ecccomg ; rs ay aS 605 CLARA AY. . 7 tj N ae 1T ee ~ | dent manager. _._.._ | for housekeeping. with or ‘wilhout linens se condition po 0 ann Se - —— Slo; third RS age 4 rooms, electric . H. FARISH & CU 713 Chestnut aay S~ -M, 5427A—5 rooms, bath, steam heat; Large living room, break mtion, Nurses and leachers | SEENANDOAH, 3641A—3 rooms, hard- | Tie JOHN DOCKERY & SON. 1002° Chestnut.) FIFTEENTH. 1917 N.—$ laree rooms, | toilet, "$12. FRANKLIN, EALTY CO..| “" MAin 2686, " ; oe ardwoed floors. $30. _CHesinut sv. room, kitchen, dressing closet — THESE NEW APTS.—OPEN TODAY | d floors, private tile bath; porch, hot | |= A 24 — $25. Garage. BELLIS, CHestnut 6059. on lin. CEntral 1334. ASHLAND Tan. a PALM, 4949- oi ow 3 ae near King:- bath. . q froome, with or without Murphy heds: uw aie: quite cobnvelient; adults. {c) i } ' i C 1 FL gt oy rooms, bath electric. Col- N &. 1521. Ndi rooms. bath, new ly Cail { ‘Abany 4540 ed rovmis an nar re) highw ay. COlfax SS18 R. fet. } a : tors, incinerators, janitor service, | Browning Apartments entra | fax 745 papered. $27.50. CAbany 4639W, (c83) | acHAND 4731-5 whee | Od 9998—Modern, 3 rooms, Murphy RENTS. $65 AND UP. $60 5455 to 65 Cabanne. Ww rror 1: | CASS, 2137A—4 rooms, bath, electric, |, FLORISS PT. 4405A—4 rocann, sun par-| SPRING, 1817 N.—Beautiftul lower three aaa pene Bon OU. EY 7. Se i; oak floors, tile bath, screened ae one 7-room efficiency with 2 ENE J. ALTHEIMER. WIL LIAMS &: est i DIO Pershing } wt. (Hesinut Svuo. ' jor: new: SHO, MAin 1194 (e62)4 rooms, bath, furnace, Bde; adultes. (c) ; fi , 43 ~~ EVerg. 4067 porch: $40. * . . : * = _ = ~ ; — i) , 4 = ’ the. These rents include fel, cs, MER, _INC,, § S17 _Chesinut 1 st. ACADEMY. -914A—2 rooms. 1 furnished: i Beautifully furnished 6-room effi- | | LA>S. "717—o large rooms; newly deco- | FLORISSANT, 4219 N.—4 rooms. bath, | SPRING, lots N.—3 rooms, $15. a fut pep 4524A—v rovms;.moderu: - a 5534 - 2k mo orch: garage: will decorate, sre ——— electricity, refrigeration: ica. . ”) " oc modern: reasonable. J Hedv) ciency, with 20-foot living ; } rated: reduced * ‘ t-water he: joder . INé -EARDON oe hes Seren W x7 —-— ci Choi vw d Floor 72.500 aa — BEDS a | tency, with 20-foot living room, large | | L_reduced to 320. 4+ . hot-water heat: modern. conveniences. (¢) JNO. J. REARDON, INC... 911 Chestnut. Soe ane meme ; ; Sat. ee ee wee. | pane rly vi iment, | APARTMENT—Beautifully | furnished, | 6-| sunroom, two in-a-dor beds | FOURTEENTH. 2210 N.—o rooms, $10.) SPRING. 25224 N.—3 rooms; gas, elec- ASHLAND, 5232—4 rooms; garage: 1st | —__JORX J REARDAN O11 Chestnut. apartment equi tiiu! 4 rooms, daylicht aparime! ' wer ' . S28, foul irst-class > . fh Orest 62°23. . ii ND . cages t{ i A TON. re ow, | rootiie and bath: wilt , PUBSillie 4 a OES: denen ‘ e Entoneyw +.+ ': : ined '* . ; j : . 4 - ae oe - J sh dara wot eemener : ls COT » ena] ' Le COPALS - « os . x springs. bed: unusvalty decorated in very; APARTMEN r— YY 2 or J roums, $Y-31¢ > . Also a 4-room efficiency, beautifully SASS. 2212A—3. rooms, water, gas, elec- | FOURTEENTH 2009 N.-—d rooms, bath. ' si. FERDINAND, J340— og v. 3 rooms. wee ve os aaa ca / Call Cher ompleted | oe $) 2o™. {ch OREON E. & R. sg. SCOTT ive new panel design: heat. ‘ater. | Week. Apply 440 i] Mary i ‘ ‘land. furnished: $7 oO. $17 Key Ou premises, | elpetric: reduced, _ Sex; : TOW s ROHUG. hard ood tloors, tile bath: $37.50. —- - — Roaesene . ais & estnut (3d. I “9 Ré _— 454 Second floor, 5 roomns, 800 cnn St. Meeier service: hich-class. choice location) APARIMENJ—Ciean, nicely ful uished, on | Rental includes hight, gas. refrigera- AD: So0CA—3 rooms: electric: gvod | FOURTEENTH. 21¢ ‘.—% rooms, ud, WEST END REALTY AND CONST, £90. ASHLAND, 908i —4 rooms, bath, hard-| étractly modern, hot-water heat. aduit: = - refined living. yan Adeinide. inti =| Clara. near Delmar {- Ahan (a4) ie} ston. all inens., sliver, heat and jJan- CUONULLIOI Si. Tl Y¥ier BOOS. ic} fioor: newly de corated: Sis. E\ ergr 441e6 Union. EVergreen #}* a oie whey ? ss00TE, a e530), bed porch, garuge, PLAY ER. aw yy, 4] Fiat, new, 6-room effi- : - is City. Office p. CEntral 4500). (cO~ A } Ait MEN ,, ee 4. rooRn. ful nished ay rh. ior cay a eievator: manager on "A oe 1804 a lst fl. reas’ ° voms $9 $468. {@)} i ST. LOU Is. YVYUS—2 br jeht @iry a . z = “ aoa nt aa Nt Ae | PL ie a y, "7 hot- water heat, $45. = eee . tet peri ree £11. SPeeRIeee. a] ' DA DAC RO] : ; cae as * meek = OTT; ‘ | oe ater electric: we | ASHLAND, O2.20-—4 large room bunza- "LOVE 325 9—3 41 eonven- : r che ~ and PY reel €ii1iciche). l **% --r 2 ~ ' CA RNGR - \ i é& SPT Ot s T . i aw r ° ‘LD Fat POLRTFE NTH, 4: 3° 22 2. WN. a, rooms, ;. fur- ; i S. Watt r. ¢ it Lric : $1 ° (¢ ) i } s . » pune os " ob rooms, a: con vet T oO FOUR ROOM - Tray more & astle 64 i ): 4 ¢ ABANY 62 ‘a or HOT 7 4A™M R. coO., A Ss. “3 re a =, saaaeite . , ‘ i nace tile be: th. decorated. sereened porch, ~")" LA IS “36] re ‘wae rooms. bath fur- | oir = re x Sliigie oe ie attr heat, ‘ . let ices, including big acreened poreh: revit Vy ; re : > « 4a . . i} i 3 ; ‘ ps . ; .d x . 4 we wr fa 4 i ‘% fi on ry f : “ @ettore locating on Lindell. see these) \panrMENT—Handsomely furnished 4 = International Life Bldg. “SNO. J. REARDON INC. O11 Chestnut, | $39.50. CLYDE 8 FISHER. MAIn 1658. | _nace_heat, hardwood floors; reduced:. $45 Wl; Maly? EL. MAip iol, | reasonaiie. _ae—p ; +s ” rt ~ — yay « 141€ Ahad BMG m , | > ~ —— — " oor ’ 7 ao - " art = ‘ et ‘ ache . - y : j ; » a oms {: APARTMENTS Be . ee ’ apa! reoms. to d@irable party $1 OU month. | estnut 62.6. CLEARY, 1437-1437% — 3 large rooms: GANO, 4320A—4-room flat, $ 22.00 per; ST, LOUIS, 1417—s rooms, bath: decO-| 2.family mentidiions s BP cruze ® = he. ay - | I ee v ro . Vapor heat; ga- ‘ uf} vo s seacy or occu- sem mdi 2 reg a — ———= '| Water. was, electric: cae | cadens : ~" month: will decorate. 1 rated: AS TY ler 3368. ic) 4° . * ” » . i Oe 2 —== lectric, newly decorated; $17. Mb: ORR REALTY CO. MAin 2624.| ir -YOlis aaook 2 rooma, beth, | $47.50. LLXDE Ss. FISHER. MAin 1658. ie WISSMATH,. 28238 N. GRAND. Susie aeeuer: bea -TY_¢ Sr. rath, new- | ASHLAND. 5203-—Modern 4-room double; | ROOSEVELT, 3847A—8 rooms, sleepin. i : ne caviceiew San cf z T tu Beautifully decorated, with , oe. t. i. Our representative will call | PArKvie. SH. ‘ ‘> |} SARAH-WESTMIN STE rR " A preee ge aertenm | CHestnut 8342. (60) | J. W. KERR ea. aes APARTMEONT—Furnished: private bath, : utiful new efficiency; | a 4003——é r 3 and kitchen- lv ‘ FUS LN - PRA NCIS( ALTY C : bp completely furnished: al test ce ae ’ ; lja——o rooms anc «hc y. decorated, $3u. USKIN-GABBERT- | “pjectric refrigeré alled: § cb Cc - ae 2 Small fa 4 Chestnut aa ain 440% foxR) | aS electric; $40. Apply 1915 McCaus { [P" ly furnished: | all atest conven-} $i8__\-Hestnut 8v05. “| Jette, tile bath, hardwood floors, etc.: | SLATTERY. Lindell _; 30G%. with garage ee eee SHREVE ar ori 1478s ro ie s pests Sb fe J land qeeeion - 2 —= —-. eariteesith i “y ASON, ee ee ns 4 reoms gas electri s ‘ ‘ ' ST J Ov IS 0), a, ) Le al 2 . a ~ ead . ig ’ 2 . Da v on mn So. tine Dain, BIXBY 4 SMIT H. 1001 Loeust at. «o) cpern ‘ft * | ilies preferred. BROOM EFFIC TENCY APT. | APARTMENT—Furnished. 4 large, Page i | | ees 206 N, cth. Chestnut 6942. eit ion Te pvere con a | grurpace: canonable,— Setterson_ 8862. | FELT, 2311—4 lovely lark mecdors ee Sparlis wTS o e oe aed ii wos ; bie rvuunis. coul. garage; open. DSUS age. ri a é ™ tr ‘ Lic’ eat mN = 4 * 7% tr . Pn $ - ; (i : , " i wT rn - ’ queen block BsuULI: oO} V ydown bi.: modern: Peco“ ’ . vate bath. Vitic : 19% dic i ] hae ivries—F ireproof, i nut Bi4".. 105 r sth. C Hest ds GARRISON 3RO5 N.—5 rovms, —, bath, * a —- % a gan = i te Tare Ls R D. ~GIGA—New lat, four modern | "root bail of ae & tres ae poms. wtraleht extra. App! os tir tlovu! eT —_—__—_—— ——~ siete ree in aia wren : dwoed fleors, new ecora- | > — e > rooms, Pat lace; reoms with 3 conveniences, (cp | _ FOO ata, nol-warer wat urpished ; =f floor north. of | TCantTuNENT — Corner: 4 foome, 5-6-(jj) arse and email apartments, fur- —— ne PH, 1225 N.—3 eee, EM, Clee P gy —— YDE 8. FISHER. MAin | 80d _sarage:_first floor. | CLAKA, 2629A—-o-room efticlency: aleep- | == (c6) i AVA AN. ay L ee roumns, cubveniences, |; poreh: newly decorated painted, Key | FT FERDINAND, Z854-—7 rooms. hau, : bath. reasonable: owner 5034 Lotus.ic? wy ; i ivD (eRy) | , eleetric: basemen vard, S30. FOr. ¢ SOAR Olfax VOOR. Sc) wom, tile bath. furnace, hardwood floors: | | | ’ é MENT—Peautittuct; Irnished; om: Deas | | SHERW OOD COURT : sl ae T2 ME: _——- aut —_ Bay . sg ee [a ir jarge rooms, bath, electric aud gas oe = . - | ‘ : + — ——- in = fi. Ee )? cir? ‘FRANCE cO.. a bl. oils N 6 Grand. J fax Jte >" 6. eri furnace decorated * rert re diced, ie) 5450-52A aT. SEE JANITOR TODA ‘ iments, corner Clara and Waterman | CATES, 5195— rooms and J rooms com- Argonne A pt Hotel caer Sie LS20A—3 rooms: electric: COlfax 2314 119 N. Gran TAY OK. Ik, 2821: N.—3 TOOSDB, bath, fur- | COTE BRILLIANTE. 656;—+ rooms, bath. 4 rooms. Murphy bed, gas, electric, batir, or call $ roome aud three baths. decorate to niete for housekeeping $o0 and $50 (csi' | “ i CROWDS 925 Chestnut | GREENL EA Pl... ORS— rom fiat, x pace: stri "tly modern, Su furnace: garage: reasonable. hardwood floors CORNET & ZETBIG, 7) Chestaws Gap 2" él-porcelain Leonard refrigera: | CATES, 6260—4 newly decorated rooms, | JUG4 WASHINGTON, SOURTEERTH Ta Ne roo ,.| ly decorated. JEfferson_ DBs : FEINBERG _& JONES, REALTORS, COTE BRILCIANTE. 4717-21--o rooms, KORTE, 10) = th MAN Seat Ain 4560. a Kelvinator; large sun r. Inquire 4245 Enrisht. | Just hall, bluck west of Grand; beauti- ectistins ¢ H, loll N.—d ott ee gav.| GOLLY 4231A—o rooms, modern, garage. EVergreen 8702 ~914 N. Union. | hardwood floors,” steam heat, FOr, 19640, | ST LOU is. 45 ot. 'fully furnished ti-room, 4-room efficiency: eiectric first-class condition: Sie. (eh) | $45. (el) | LN “010 N. — rooms, x, water, ar iCOTE BRILL UL. | ANTE 47}4-31—5 rooms, tile floor. highest class and | J0uitOr : : several 7 . with line ee a ; Some, bath, second, : —— | GEO. J WANSTRATH, iti Chestny i. ed: several desirable apartmeiits | CLARA. _ large rooms for summer: | with linen. gilve: helt, gas and ice; HOGAN, 142 G—> rooms, Dath ~% — $3 0 a trad ARD. 2599 A—Four large rooms, eleec- _rent reduced. MAin 1195. ~) | hardwood il oors steam heat, ge wly dew | ST. LOW TS. as i. “Cheat: sf. f i 7 ® ade 323 —5 J : 4% *Lr er o ‘a ‘ 1 re ' " pant Particd@lars — | “porches; ~ensonabic. CAbany 1632W.(c) compleie ior housekeepmg. dee mee a ; ings Rene — ae ‘ ong sec _ ¥ 7. reasonable. Riverside ROOT. ie) TF ENTH. 1924 N.—2Z. 3 or 4 rooms; WwW ii! | orated. bait 77 ed. i rest 195. ee?) water hea . « Si ss iad od - RCO j ¢ . e¢ , > - A erm ee 2 reco Me ae - s | HOWARD. 2620—Dand room flat: ball, make necessary repairs; rent $10 up | . - FEINB Es. He Heed EUCLID TERRACE | RANELAGH W ILMAR, | WATERMAN. 50x5—3 rooms, | “sleeping W. J. SPEED RLTY. €0., 3740 Lindell | imo AnD. 200 koe “ ee) | CUTE BR CIANTE, 5465A—4 rooms. | FEINBERG. & na? & JONE REALT - 4s Aa IL Pas ie LY perch: $05 month: OUxXx Watlermanpe -| MORGAN 360° 93—3 lar AS — _- a | on : = ; ’ os ee. ath, f ar Dace, Be wiv decorated: artults. | _— ; Md - Soe ie oe ates penne |! a sesiniamette e kit WARD 2727—Flat, > rooms, ga6, Cir | THIRTEENTH. 3128A N.—s rooms, 320. | (ese) | 5450-524 aT. Lovis am: e995 INO, J. REARDON, INC., 911 Chestnut. COTE BRILLIANTE, 4016A—3 large. 4 rooms, Murphy gar, “dlectrie. | : . *? ' ® aT ‘El rored Sow nionih +4 ix ach. CORNET & ZEIBIG si Al ART MEN T's AVARTMEN' HUT we CERT ATH —~ ol ores SS0E " OLIVE. S521—§ b b tric, ¢60. HO children, sf hatt h1°-12A—s larg fght | THEOBALD. 1028-4 rooms, bath; fur-;| leht reoms, b oh, electric: D OBES | | ba Oe i sh : rents % how . AR L>. "eH ] iv. , ia gc. ] 4 , Ww. , win : r 5 En ty , a uly ©10 7 OKT b.. 110 Ni. -_ ee Prt bel . » ? ) > +t . r large revonis, . 4 * and Suburban track, convenient!s i 44.) De Bali \ 1¢ 7 ve A\ S. fully furnished reasonabvie weiety _heat, . 345 (@) ‘ oe ; . Yet mane E 3 to all transportation. Now availa- | alli — ‘RSON —_— —— — ~ : room: gas: latest styie electric fixtures; nace; garage. Peters, Bpace: jove APTS. FOR LEAS regen. | Lloors, hot-water heat, it aah a i] os- 70 Waterman, 5 rooms. - wa BOUL, See Janitor on preniises or ae nae aaeee pe imag, Booger dif- ; oo a, decorated Eas, electric furnished. oT 7 = AD REALTY _ O, , "08 Chestnut. ' MORKEIS revs ‘A OR. oo.. INC. | 826 c hestnat | THIRTEENTH. 2183 N.—i large. ‘ lean cppert s ie ; TERRY. ol ] LA —— rooms, urpnry d, — a 6 rom, > 2 INSKY REALTY CO., 504 Wainwright ‘ferent size apartments available this | WESTMINSTER, 4014—3-room furnished bys eo ae hee J420A N.—S3 rooms and! JerPrFERSON 2601 N 3% rooms, gas room, $18: also 2 large rooms in rear. | McDONALD. 1115 CHESTNE T, MA. 014%. | Pe oo ements water heater and —_, So sesamestses 004006 . — “ pre i? ate - anh ee | aparimeni: running water: first floor | electri , r gS Three roon rent $10. CITTAGE, 40642—3 large roams, bath, | or. che } — 'time. A visit from you I8 ai we ee ae KNICKMEYER-F ‘LEER RLTY N | electric, water; S. rooms. .] : a rs Er, =: - : arp SE Ee EP ~~ -. . . - ‘ "y | - + ; " . ee ie Y ‘ tt) é , — tile be 5555 Pershing, 7 rooms, 2 baths . «9s > Ta\7 CO : 774 | you are interested in renting a furnished | WE: PMINSTER PL., 4100 — Furnished 3120 N. Grand, COlfax aA steieigoas $13; 1 room, $5. D. SOP HIR REALT) 3) | 20TH, 2623 N ee & yoome, 3x0. SHUC CH, Nisa E AL ry oe 44 ( a | _— aah. ELS ieee a See ae 4 16 L indell, 4 to 6 me — ¢ y IN a 0 DD AYS j or unfurnished apar tme mt. We have da ar tme mit. o roonis, hat n. Let floor. ic} Ww E NT THIRD, ia” , x qc? Hest nut Gi01. ROU Cc hestnut. icO~) }3 AR NG R, 4 rae , pte : ———— : | a a3 panes _~ earner taireara ant r aT STA, “S055 “ Hig. | “ venient to Soldan Hich. Princinia | ~ see ly wi ' Ww EST I INE, 4240 J room efficiency ; | (Diock from O'Fallon Park: adults only. | a! d_ sieepil porch. MAig 07 | PWENTY-SECOND, 20084 N.—d larae | © ane id Karage, Dds vw KNICK MET FER- HEODOSTA »SA—4 rooms, eciectric, P Sud | ee YEARS’ SUCCESS... Me ther schools. churches and traus- | (all CAbany 4586 or Housam Realty Co., | -.¢-i2 nto srosupigag: ~ 08 es Ping , en Apply _ FOO fiat, heat fur- | THEODOSIA, S5611A—)dD roorTns, furna rhace gas. electric. $18.00. PRospect wives LARADIE, 3820—p5 rooms, cath, furmece. | 7W ENTY SECUND, 1829 S.-s ished: rent only | | $40; vacant; aduite. Malt ers ic) eonens. second $22 ot LUBINSh (KALTY .CO., | THEODORTA. “5265—T wot 4 ar = i, pour reservation now as these TEaT PINE anual a ryeree bat Men: f . « ‘ : » | > * a‘ ? = ~ cnummuaiss J ] : , n ww il} now@remain for lease long IN yon vn Nad ay +. wet PS ee ASHLAN L}. 42 D0A a, oo 4 - roo : tiie i vWmstairse Beaumont Ss hoo! diatric >. ‘ rotiis. ‘ : ‘ e724 ‘ , - 4 I i sity ' ’ ; all ba th. a irnace, garage, GE aire g "Geers. LABADIE golfA—o rooms. modern: all a + jorge striping “ aa Is 4 ainwrixht Bidg. pot VOHERTY Cour $37 Be: open. eu5 union poutEvaRD «=69MBLAT)Y TN 15-DAYS re PARKVIEW $70, es 1D- y. ; ‘Apartments: 3 anc d 4 reom efficiencies, | Wrst PINE 49xx——Will aubleaac rote wa a the ,, a Chea H() P .fe Wis’ ; i] ; rket & al 2 trans rortation rates d. BOTT RL ¢ & Ce).. 806 Chestnut. i GLI! kK. a'itors. Reo? € nes nut. i KNIC ‘KMP vER- FL. EE y EL TY. .. INV £0. $s. ss : & ra ke: five rooms - Dee gO J RFARDON. ™NC., 911 , tnut. ershing, S60-5 io Bo weaver ac oye week or month (96) | sonable to responsible party for 6 months ; SR leggage ie — , ) 5559—5 rooma, se fur- p> ‘s oes — floors, bath, furnace, new Seeeres. | ric, furnace; geod condition. JEfferson | WERT! PYPTH 2024 N.—3 rooms and | by -FIF 2 ON ? Py peg By Fe RISSANT AND FLOY—New flats over | i . each - . : | ble with New York's finest Park 4 very desirable apartments o 3-41 FELMAR. plv0—3 south front rooms, | ——_—_—— ion Park: 8 rooms and spare room: hot- las ep —— t ale ' i pa wer . ae en saree roome. OAtH, a | Gl ] “KK. Lea itores ea neaetrut rege ‘ 75 | UNION, 1715-—65 f Connectiot Rent a ; “ee z one 4. al includes gas. these reeeh tative on premiers today and unfurnished: Kelvinator; new build | ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APTS. rent S45 ' — 5()f fF rooms. $40). furnace: oR) i ss f NR Bocthen : . Lite s%4 wesre din pollen tee ts buat ‘ rig - ‘ ~ A a8 | a rooms 8G a fven: # ehert Giocks Herth Sta aa ad PRET ge ON OUR mi eats Aer O es AN Ig a HTT OY Om ry 7 TE | STANLEY IPS NC | : . THE SENA a Chestny: EPSTEIN. M Ait “R4 West End. Call JEfferson 6248 for free w)\! t ‘lede - 517 Biair. a Ain 48 r | i t : - es i G ‘oral ae eae 3137. ic} conveniences S4 ~ “a ~ é “) MO rate 2000 | taxi te chew you; unfurnished: 600-970. AS LAND Ti? S f : . ' aa a LE ~» # - 3 gr40 Lindel! bisa f eater is rch: $47 aig ro ee d ri 4—F irst Hloor: 3 rooms: LABADIE, oy? - 3 rooms, bath. €iec- T Te ENT y. THIRD 305 H wea a: —_ Thre . ~ . i pe - P # {ci TH BO Lt LA. SalSA—-s rooms, garaae. ! ligh letely furnished: v FARLIN. 4890A—Newly Gecorated; rent} $55 is Stories—Fireproof. iargce and gc t; conte > 4 en loveiv 6-room apartment furnished: Tea- } ASHI AND 4106A i } a = * , A! AND, A—t rooms, hardw | LABA 3 kT an ‘poms, bath, eiec- ' )} . AGEN Co.. ( Mise Seven and eight fable sin thi ~ | reasonable : Seine Saace Memnls danse ~: aa me ood RADE. 4158 A—4 roo bat ‘ ' Grand fax Ji. | oy ~ juaranty Blag. CHestnut 2 THEODOSIA. ) Pp three baths, are svallable this & *legant fire proot Air Soe is now | DELMAR. o181—Newly decorated 2-room | _palbiontiteg: Mion y gv est loca | $47.50 or $50 with garage. CLYDE 7. 80) woe NYT AND F ge - clusive Cor : “ally ~~ a. . tion in Be - near Chase Hote! Phone ‘Tene > 5. . a ¢ =e smth - ' ' red wt painted: B20.ici é N s apartment building. ralncstl completed and there are till efficiency: hot wa.er’ adults. (C) ' , DE mar 721. R eferences exchi caine ie fous FISHER. MAin 1658. ~ IITA _ ae with ales Ing Hath: newir papereu and pain — wh tongs one 6-room five 4-room. Les ro. EV ergreen 8762. | — i 4 i y - : — +? - — i Eo. b ‘2 ouow f) roo + le gre INT ‘Re OF ] A NI woe rvcms. | ri = in ‘ ' . » 4 “i “ Epinted: | apartments. Svallable. which with refrigeration ‘ hed tne poreh: yard | ws see setee we tock trom © Fal. | th, convenient igrge family. mat | —- “* : tri get reduced. __ | seme ea ay f gy om aga Cail ad URIOR. LS2lA N sae oo ts aans vator | | |i Kas urnished apartment: porch: | yor ; LEE ees cK. creen 2175. artista sei ‘| rated rent reasonable, | Congress Ho a : and heat furnished can, be) ———— —- : pee, | 9 ~ » water heat: rent $40: with garage, $45 | “" : — | ea te! service if M the low rental of S60 to $75. ENRIGHT. ARVN—Efficiency ; furnished | | 419 4 W iE r J IN 1D BLY D. ATRL ONE. doclia—4 % ' furnace good condition: $40 i TON PLHL, 5200 (1 block west of Broac- ENEVIEVE 5044-——5 rooms. pew: moc. . ote Gum a. modern: garage: ‘out | | tricity aud refrigeration. &bdart ) ib] “8 rooms. modern.| TmrrINGWELL 715A N—Four rooms.| way. corner of Linton av.. opposite new | >: rensoushle sent: aorame. ae) | ttt eS FOrest_U501.___ic) Ree FT . bean ments will not long remain | ing: reasonanit —s A chame to get im a private home. KNIC ome YER. FL — RL TY. & aay CO. on { . rchee bi ‘ | v0 UO aa ee * ‘eager - STANLEY “TW ‘ . ; mi JX) | entrances rent ane porch Leet” at lie bath fur . mn . a estnit — MAii anna | = furnished: reduced rent: ‘c) ||; ing heat. hot water, janitor, etc. Rea- ma ~ 1NT2—S rooms een $99 50- La egg ver rece. ‘an, | GOODFELLONV tin 6a GLICK. Realtors, 822 _Chestny socom | EVANS, 4416-—4 lorec rooms, “nicely tur- sonable (eVO) rdulte on putes a ee) | rooms, heat: streened por Tre re: 4? | WABADA, 5805-5 er rooms; Mu:- Ww it. u XMs ‘ MORT G AGE. CO. MAin 3485. ARREN, 2240- rooms, furnace, bat! CREF ch ST wate aie bed and garage; $55 (Ge } i Pe 3% Ps Pe it wi. ional Let weet at re _ “ APADA. 58b5-—4 rooum: tile bath: fa: > . - ~" . 8 . ’ +7. . * * - Py ‘ ARTMENTS FOR RENT | EVANS. 4416—4 large rooms. nicely fur p+ et A SO dea MONTHL ¥. sto tr | porch: statiunary tubs: open. =a - aha mots : . —FURNISHED nished: 9 } bedroms: rensona bie. g aps "1 ae non urnisived efficiency ; ee — . . . LEAINGLTOSN POW — * rVvoms, | EN. 2a “iecxvrated Tooth! fax | oy oF nae = —_____ | KINGABURY. o16—Deeorated, newly Tr |Nuived icing Faw roat’ rape'2 | -lsiric. cad luoaiion. $50 OY | Eas Te tath, | WARMER, TASs —U room sg | HC me ope © | Kosten: $33. ones SOLAR — —Attractively furnishec; 4 nished 2-room apartment: gas, light, Pu | rooms: $50, Lindell 7389 for fi , taxi. | TENTON Looe a eht LENING TS L322-—4 rooms. tile bath. , 1457—3 rooms; $16. , a3e8M : ' | WABADA 6100A-—5 rooms, corner flatt P mrs sun porch, electric refrimer- en; weekly, $11; month, $40; garage, $5. sca geen i * ae Ase) Sia one pete Eggge * 3 nee Sot rooms, | furnace, hart rs: $42.00. | Vernon ‘Laas. 705 Chestaut, (Hest. 3500. = i aR we candi Hon cheap to cocd tenant; oe Fifficiency apartments of 3 to 6 trally located. J Efferson 8109. | 53x) ere LOCOS S } | DALK, FAs, C1ectric decorate: ; B23 .O0) rk, ‘ ANSTRA’] fer ee { estnut WARREN. 180: LA—d Pens ele etric: $25. fiAMME i i PL 3° A—-F our _— beet cat 5: sf. _— ie® rooms. | (o0) | rere 4087-7 all front rooms, fur-| MARYLAND MANOR APTS. | BEXTON, 022s Beautiful -ooms: lec. | LEXINGTON. 4200-3 rooms, bath. elre- | J815A Warren st.. 3 rooms, $19 | petamces “= ~~ . 08 WABADS “wTTA— ; Central nished apartment: see janitor. a 4501-15 Marviand: elezant 5-room eff- | — newly gecoraiesd, $20. FOrest 8696.) iric. garage optional. Colfax ph ae SH’ IRD TD : : - eT hestnat st. | Puy BED, STEAM ; Location _— attractice in eri — | - - ‘“Qyr ~ n) GI AR E APTS i erences pam moplete . so a fumras ‘aly irfrs ane ia i BEN TON, St Ti oe. ; a rooms. ax ; WE ca ‘RTE R 4140A 4 room. bat? HEBERT ad ode a iP RY fio a # TIPLE Ov c RAN #13 i. anc sumime AN. 34%4—1Le ffici a KENRI( K ; () AAG £ eee mmer rates, Phone DEImar Hibs 33 ‘they | tte electric: newly decorated: $71 (ec) | LINCOLN 4048— Desirable 3-room Fiat ter amd janitor service $40) aan anh tes hardwood Goors, ga- a 4 ei e enc apa S853 Lindell: 4-room efficiency: heat fanaa = eee BEN TUN ocee 3 furnished rooms: piano gas, electric, toilet; $20; garage. te} MORRIS. AAC a RK. ALE IM . #76 Chestnut " CHLANT . vere — 1355 bake water ' } be hardwood floors o. rete bt oy , “90m om,¢ « and) WHI eR o106—) roome and bets P MGOA-—Snappy > Pootres: | Bt ei 5 xa Al pen toe .” ; l } ST13o—S ilarge rooms: cas at WHITTIER. * ' Me ur sys 5 garag: reasanable CON. G674M URS " 4 ‘cho | ~ Complete} ne Call manager, DElmar 1285. — » letely furnished : alee hast ene | \licht. gas. refrigeration and elevator servy- 7 : an ) ; letely furnished; man- | | ( : A ‘KS CY R’ H Y N ——— TOO , wie lectric: 3° “wel jerrta ti ‘ us Ls » QO He RE TC ] R10 : Ooms, t ath . pe wiy ; ~ " et vy «(x ‘ sn ff - Aduits oe if SHI ee - an Os A— rooms. newly napered | WRIGHT, I°1Ga- “ se pe hie . Soe f > idptke rorths @ kK aat wot oh aia? 3 ARKET. 38436—9 nS. iq awe - | Union Bl. Entrance to Forest N” SROTA——Choice Tal. x tee | eg yard: regsonenie. | HALY MONTH | RES NT , FREE. Ce CT TL —r ——- | 466A Carter: modern, 4 t_ \ ; — 3 : ea: New moder aah omak ponent ~~ 800 VL iE LAND Park hic vard: £14.50 Ps — ahd wn ee k40 ous Cor "Ha onc bat} en tye ae : A yey " cmun«” den * | eft wieth y at rene’ aierping porch, garage ~ ; = % Se ~ we M4 " : by he " a>? r a é Pann ‘ ‘ "* a0 77 Of peo dl 7 , ; Z F & Fi f rz ot > nt re I A ts ja ae (ce Five-room efficiency. furnished | com. | WoLt POLLAC K. 101 N. Sth, MA. ISSR) SIs N ~ a0 — — wir dec- = as TEROOM F t : he . laece roots, vores North Newstead uf re joa be ~ Ps ‘ts KENNERLY, 4511 ee er ee ee 4-rour fleore. nice teeth cn wi lg vee LiMit. Completely turniahes. 1 or @ bedreams=: | Ca i . | BE NEON. o543-—Second fieor, 3: N. Jeffereon. 17 ‘ ) is OFFiCe, #1 m ‘amplete!v Servieed. , : 4. |] fersot MA. 4 rooms, bath. $37.50 ' ‘ tes v ' | . . ‘ d @lectric key next door west: Sf5, ’ R MILTE NBERGES 14 N. &th TT lun TOR = OFFICE, eat lin aT jFNNINGS RTT O- New 3 PoOOTS. ee FATRA par ' furnace’ on tue’ $36. LAclede PTR (oF) | §$216A Greer: 4 a Me bw 118 XN. Grand bi. ,ienees; Liberal con ersten. Lindel! 9081 if dry. furpace heat. {co} | Gh Bp. 100 NW, STH, COifax “ol4+,

Page 80

ge- 1500 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in These Columns Today. |___ FLATS FOR RENT—South | _ FLATS FOR RENT—South _| ___ FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT—South FLATS FOR RENT | McDONALD.” 3961—Modern four moms, | PENNSYLVANIA. 3055 — 3 large 5 . 28 ‘oper & fTooms, no Southwest | veniences $37. “a bed. xarage. Riverside 2320. bath. hot-water beat: rehsanabie. —— | childreg, LAciede NOD 2 ¥ room eifijency: Delmas % va tain iS ond Tare | 0 — ee ge | fe re) Sn2—New 3 a? « 7 ee ™ 27Aa— es aate ‘Fars >M. i233 ngs and - 9p msg wIva— roca, Sach of b- -w ye ~ By —6 reoms, bath.' (TTAH. 3415—8t. Pius’ parish; & rooms. bed. hardwood floors, tile bath. 73 y, tis ‘ . furnished: tt ornied. “$46 hardwood floors: tie th; a — Tn. nace. Sto = , Y. bath and garagc. $50- race tas ks, ee é M a7 — — and k.tchenette. McKEA - 3471-3 rooms, bath and fur- PENNSYLVANIA, 3637—0-room fat «itn TTAH. 3935-—6 rooms: suu room. clean. | ia eAD REALTY AND ning O.. x "GENE J LTH ES, “8 A aix large roome, : RENT condition. Riverside 348K | | eee int, w sieeping porch: modern. m5 c) 2436 Union Evers een 64 ALMER inc. =a en | , pao perch, best, $75, open | $308 A- 10-104 N. Union b!.. near Gen- i iv. at roou bath, lurnace: S95RA—S roome, bath: $40. wae ; $504—5 rooms, bath, etc.; spe a oeT get 2. icSz bath. furnace. tsa. 165! rowgps. mocern. Sara” vz 3 pose = & bath. norerens Ber ¢ wrike x PERG 14M. Sth st eater ‘eptiona |. PRospect_ [eee ie} terms. & CO. TI3 Chestast ot ate “- ne lh ial ey roulns, .- sauee “4. CAbany 3722. to. tm b me ER —— PERRY: RUTH. 110 N. 72 | porc ara - , EXE ae t. sash. k or Or 'J. H. FARISH Dus: 7 hestnut st. , water beaier; gas. 77 7 ton m: Rt | Bh io rooms, sum parlor, g L—_ ms. : come | ” open for im-| €as [AN 4008—ideal upver 4 rooms: | un. a oS room EM. Meus | So eens. shies rece or fe) | © ra pone seo oe ee a nel oe . “5A 500 ee ar bany 5123 Ay a ; 5 rooms: hardwood S. 3437 (third floor)——5 rooms, = PesTalo 31 as large rooms una —_—— —_ —g ) CasTL haw 4036—3 reems: good con- Ps ,Ors. tile bath. furnace aa ms math electric: as ; ath. eiectric. rent 32 ; ; hh: £49. ' - i. Ce ” - s fa ihe S078 ditiog: dath. electric. etc.: $29. | HIEMENZ REALTY CO.. CHestnu “AT nw Wi ol nice rOums, newly pa- PS ‘ vi—4 roums, = ied Dath, er ARLE hOOmS. G .. “ —— are eee fewer Ces: | 8 red. gus ang eiectric; $18 sion tu yh enant: $40. CHestntt sion, rack ekck CLOSEtS. RIVERMDE | {INERT INIA oc : — ytr — —-- —— . : wo tert lad rw. eel aes ’ 4254 aa prone | ith aeeemehll 4° . 2212 $.—J3 nice large rooms 7 McNat secu floor) : @ rooms. | PORTIS. a1304-—S roome — pee es aii, . watr, heat furnished, $75... Riverme ST. LOTTs POST-DISPATCH. gas, FOLSOM, os modern rooms; all eon- 10 Se tae ey PRE. tr rg. romans nm © were CARROLL. 919A rooms. electric, S20. | yaar a EIEN PAA EEA AB ABC SON RC Om a a ‘ es > a es : Ae 4 ike | “A. F. JAcoss : Ast.. "1023 _N Grand. _ $12 ' 5632 rn. : gp — : Pin. ‘ath electric: $a 15 0 mame : “ lw» ; , Recs . i—_— =) nele Fx} 7) ' + ro vest | he! / i +) i . wend " - : perch and \/ - porch; modern; $56. F Me 7 a aT: > . —- _oamien. electric, gas, m modern $35 Cc bany 541 ej. ; a 2 . as psa ba* B* Bz DO hardwe d fleers tile coin. furnace, mod- | A: >] Me 7 en mene no es . MO, te ¢ on decorate. aia: iy NEW FLATS DOUGHERTY RK. E. CO., 968 Chestant st. — lchen: dae a eee, eee ee eificiency: tle War cya tad a -- Ee = mm; each $37.5 sailint ie —- —— athampion —4 Tara BRO R F Co) =g5—Modern Groom “at; garage » . Pr; is ee CUT a taG | be Dat é OFS. “Js fan. 8 — a 3s nad sunrecm, iC} Realtors. S322 Chestnut st. — a _ , ; a , SINGLE AND apt | CHEROKEE 29044—4 extra iarge err JOHN B ABBOTT T. Realtor, 709 Chestnut PRR S810 liravets. _PRosnect 357" _second fieor: ai] conveniences. | Tine TER LSS (Moder — : : Ne EUCLID, 73a os room flat: al conven | eens of 5 seoms: | 2nd bath, 335. Cal Riverside 6818, FREY. i0244—5 lovely | a 315A—4 bath, eer. POTOMAC. 3 large rooms. u cies Giada te emai cee ent $87 3 — : —_—'— ew-y decorated: euag, Gam 65 Three ie ear 4-rouom efficiency. ’| CHEROKEE, 19964—$35. 5. rooms ane eieciric; beautiful yard, for $22.50. oe v ae = ie) cheap re Re — co 3 ix SKY SEALTY Co. Wis —s a. - So Tins ann Bre . ~oomms tile bath. LABADIE AY. i bath: renter could take roomers. App ys: WENZL ice c ~Hestng ; "6200, _ Tick: -- S25 light Ooms. new aang ER. vsl1e asi PRosepert 151° : a a HeroKke -_ ate 400 7 roorma, ~ a? are ANY REAL weSsTa -, im Tear : : —_— , iJLi A. q o — 4 ————$_$—_ ‘ ’ ; i? if : E fixtiu , oo" 7 CH ANBERLADNOW INGS or TT n ————~ | FREY. 102° bogs im Tdea! s-roem fi! ae moti yoreh age: Al order. e TTOMAL, 2835-—5 rooms and classed-in 0 FSS att ' =~ as Biss . X | [PPE WA. 4214W—4 rooms anc bath. | ejectric; will put in Al condition ae _ pen = —7 | " sleeping perch, hardwood floors. etc.. $35. ‘20 20F. 3004 — , . A NEW ROOM F T ATS ‘ “all LAciede 5742. : WER ENZLICK, c CHestrut - 6900, _ MA‘ Nt ILIA, o 5381i—. fine r TOO me and bath: Vernen Laux. 795 Chestnat. CHest. 8260. mace 7 ecplig percs. c Iwo A. nie au tc?n, 6f at ‘ Gee; Li : t ; for Ta L IIPPEW 2220A—3 lar rooms, iaun or , nae it cee si pen: Pood Steam a YrUNEL 4855—3 rr — : iCTO! it * rooms ; or : ill gi =¢ me.) B P36 - *; in aoe - : a = ' ~. hay ees. 3 large GEYER. 1806 aera : ORKON E. & R. ' OTT. 200 Chestnut POTOR AC. B. — (Ou P 7 ’ . _ ey r. Hes nut a ‘ , - : ‘. =f t : . ner fr hh. oC rent at $615-41 CLE EI AXD YD. 430s — of coms sun porch; , aaomte Tessie M. ARC EAT. ~-6 dh. neiuding _ ar : : !]) conveniences: nrick frest porca. See ag e£00t ca nditien adults: rept reduced. ner! -- —— ll tii ede ee raier. tg t - pewle decorated: wi qf. " EST END REALTY AND CONST, ¢ 0.. 7 SF °33 : hath. ¢ garage. WINONA. 3005. i—Be " armas lew modern : ‘ rooms: modern: ga- et bo } 3418 Unien. EV: -reTeen §* honr's parish 44). Riverside | : z ae ~ slecoing porch, steam z month. _ icon: ashianc. (CIS-PERRY-RUT. 110 NX "th st. CLEVELAN it eee ee Ps | & 5 9 ef ene | . THREE AND F 7 ROOM | “ace “ ° aoa oosaenaaie ee we ab crn Riv - : CELINE. 36504 (4600 8. iran —s QUINCY, T60i—4 nice roomie; steam heat; THREE AND FOUR a : = = v_ [One lat rooms and garage. Riverside 32375. A. 3400A—5 rooms. baih. electric. = core faou Bk... TIFUCL 71 an PE RR et ott, mn + 4 Se ee ee ; > Sy 2ihy inenist mgho ES eed wea: ¢ Uerapp 3s > ERR ee tie Slag A th ee ag. aa, Tee, stembsgnte De ae Nes Speier Rew teenie Seth Rinletgedebeee Ge cried 3908S A— | "4 meee nt “ — atin ae eae on | ‘ooms, sun porch. MARION. 718—4 rooms: gas: $17.50. CINCY. 46 3 rooms, bath, modern furn: iecorated. .cB3 hurman-: ¢ Max ote nice 4-room ff yanc 77 —— | the ren. t ——=_ - ‘s ' sad CK t seyTl, ; emt - Je +? , we § i? ae o See brick. ba 2 . : | $6500. GEO. J. WA» out; | CLE ND. , ~\ TES, NT | 6 rooms. (c62} | ' : - _ —_— . ‘ ia a | oo! GB Rao F ; : anc r e- Onen. - T/*¢ 2. . gee TRUt = Asa? - 1% —* : [> - - 4 EFF ICIE C. RE ) ~z EVELANT). 4203 ; rOOME. he th ; mod- = : 73: - 1 ! ms, 3 ; » . A’ a anea : . ¥4: — — MRS. mace. ing just completed, "Most modern fats in | race 42.54) Roe re i AM AEN ea gar, os 1 MACERY Ti20a—3 rooms. Sin arter, RISSELL. 44465——3 rms. Kitchenet eludi Ira th concealed j ~ — wad S Seow oy y cened ‘reels: ; Sh sso ne He wed Hardwoed floors, craftex walls, lat- | MORRIS AAC H R. CO.., ize! 826. C nit —— —- omngee o modern: furnace: garoge: $45. | AUG. B. GERLING R. GO.. 722 Chest yg = ieecoral rol ru eniy 86 “3 1 decorated. MAm 5208_icHi> ae, e » THOMESC mw R. CO.. 5873 Delmar. est style fixtures. Murphy in-a-door becs. CLEVELAND. 4019-——5 lizht rooms. i yg: ww een a MAURY, 206:°—Two-family flat. 5 reems. RUSSELL. 4033-—4) rooms, batt. furna:“ SRE ©. & MG SOUT ao RENT REDUC ED ; VANS, i — ~_#irst oF second floor, i Agent on premises al! day furndar. | bath, hot-weter beat: regu. ed to $45. - a at ALS adil wun parter: oak fleers: steam heat. wiv. decorated. GRand 53375 W ‘ WIL! 5 > rooms. In OMIT) ‘eteiaisas ; and furnac 4145-0 - gly $27 DUBINSKY REALTY Co., |; OTTENAD REALTY Co... 508 Chesinut — silliest COMS, REN DOC GHERTY RK. FE. CO. 908 Chestnut st. cUSSET i 4450—New_ modern. 5 route screened pu e Riverside o4808 22054 Bellevue: + ee bas SAFO a Dif rooms 3 4. 108 x “Hh. gz mas = . — iv ecor Led UNPeum re ‘ — : ois “ os = a ¢ hte te , & oka Ji tas, . - ase oe ; «3 > “ by rEé . - cle _ Led. b. A; pnt 3 qusuanemiensee a Tk ‘ 2 504 Wainwricht Bldg. C LEVELAND, 420i—_4 nee and ae abl a. SO, £600 fAURT. a1 ig ae sent cgge Basar tile Dath and geararce. PRosnmect S498 («- cm ante vases — - 1 aes? EVANS. 4640-4850 iain . ww. B. >: = : : ACOOMAC, 26s0A—s rooms, ¥ | rent $40: will decorate throughout. via 811, MENARD. is8A—3 rooms. $18 | heat. hardwood floors, Murphy bed a- ¥ MINGTON 3@5 rOoOmms —s v 14 71lif#—a» reams sun parier. oak BARNG sROVE & a a 7 wM. J. ABBO ! . “ ; we : € as eitc- q > " 4 4 . i dh . . = . . - ~-e« + A ae aal, ’ s . . ae ww Bd ~ . - . 4943-—F rst floor. 6 TT KLTY. CO.. 808 Chestnut ~”*"* : &e : MORKIs AACH R.CU., INC, Br8 Chestnut $45 floors, steam heat: gurace; $05: open | ' us : el mags bath. move: Dili GHER'YT _ Rg. yy. Cw... wes ( heat mat >t. EVANS. 4104-12 = * a 4 F aietied wie and u . ~ mn room. . A. : ' 7 — ~; See — 7 ACT mice gn tw mans COMPTON. Ratee , S.— Residence. 6 rooms, z ‘ lates tome clan MENARD 151 i6—S3 rooms, bath, electric. SS § an 114—4 rvems: modern: newly LMINGTON. 364 3 — recms. moder: ~ ’ a. conven ences. ent ’ oo ‘&, CLOSE: 5. i@unary $20. vorated hot- Waier BG@ai, sarage: $ : hs rt _ garage. Riv erside L408. on HE Ga Pt =, 1°s3A—¢ rooms. barcd- 4 & 7t. Mover — a o.. Lil NN. eB NBs Te ts geal ly ig! tb Sap ee eT @ nice, € rooms sce pained -" : : ; rac Der ee? j1- Sh. | thiale! nt poli $2” , ~ : th. elec: elec- M. Ws - t- carn SS. oe " . * Ooms. ‘hel! room, ne en Corner ne “ ¥ . st oat ; r = - ll wi baat mw. Se ae revoms. a i. . - “ 4 ze = é : SLBERT A. mye aod "gdulte on iy. : (cO-' 's aT = yen 7 rr i1AMi, 3045—-4 reoms. H. T. Robinson. RUTGER. 2334A- — “¢- On TO cas. WYOMING. Sd4-— rooms. bath and «3 ic: = G2) | Sta & on 2k - FRED. med SUA A—) rooms, sun »a>r' or and > aba iN. 3000 S.—4 nice reoms, bat eS cette gee ke ; a aeaee iestnut S228, Hiiand 6324. os —— ES mes 2 = ees SS! rage; . Prous anc edlue’ ~ ( 1m ti) a 4 ‘ ort iy . : oF ‘ -— -~ ~ * ~ —, ‘ A: -. its ‘ : ] ¥ ee ante na ay 3A a pl.; + “om, ta ~d 7 ioe A 3 _* ‘ Mmcujerri ; : rt : 3 ' PT naa ” ’ . ve ami i. 166—4 roms : modern . 1D- a- “dor PB a Lite iw. O il, bed CilPC- ye ey. ss ¥ Hint a rg as Procite Meds t r aponanhie ' 2! (Hestnut &§ 5, ————_ : : - — ‘ it Ha aTvit at: ; ; : ae 4 ming ~ 6" i 3 4; . - ae | > > mine. lo Wear. i Race ‘ “bad rooms, | : ae ll pa amet ID garace om sonal = as. Gieciric ; $-Q. . lich ry es i ee , | ; o> FOOLS and hath ° st cam LUTGER ie | veal . ree Soms. g) ‘ ; : Ni 77 G- ae rUunis. i 7 ’ ag ad + — eat oe * and COMPTON, 29124 S.—Modern 2° room: = - at furnseced Os aC +: exch § cit. ve } vue le Wat +) FTN S075 —8 rooms, newly 2 ; ' rooms Mai 2 i ' ER. S341—Z rooms lestric: ‘ ic altors, B2~ Chestnut et i Bid ras = : ong ra reasonad *. ; id i ~— Fa ‘ ~ > i wd 5’ —_—— Abad = - a * 4 : oo > = 37 A—o rooms. bath. farnacs, a . ta Ui, hear Page —_ — CORR OER Bete, zis” "3 es aes eae ra ine “OOrm ai re barg a “ . . NA. §702-04A—3 rooms, bath, $28- wl e i & ms, bath, excellent con | - - | 3 Sates t: - : ars. lta Aa | ae a e682) | CONNECTICUT, s0A—Near Grand; sec- BLD ae Ww WwW x. Cc 6200, oon : —t © DIt I . or SCHILLER PL 0*6— Three I AY = neus ENZLIC estnut ~ 5. —— PL., 40~ . nee Ww ENZitOK CHestnut 6000. | JUpERT 13¢1A— 6 rooms bath, leet: — ECG. Ye Te —— SO, ooms. “cd floor, $ ICHIGAN. Ji6l1 Prog ms, electric. — ? ‘ , $n ary ouU » 4% ‘ ot. ! . ‘ —_ “A 7 ‘= ~ : M : zAN. J161—3 roe a a = 3, MODERN KOOMS. #2750 | New.y decorated: reasoumbic rent. 3 «oe ee ae : rooms. . kot water —. Rh ame g , ooms, Dath OTTEN 4D RFa! TY CO. 808 ¢ hestnut kers 3150. neon _ i, wo LA SS. — $i0; "14 os = Geyer: lurce. inh . ig Bong ay: es — PRANA noderm, rvic 7 = : a tiorh op reat. > Cx>-s) " rer t eer pata an : — ~—— rewerrris, f = 7} a= fm eB iin hoe e ct : 2 : ‘ , pee agonalic tO got pope. at : a “eg : .., ee. Bas Bove, - MIGHIG AS %b4A—Medery flat. aa VEN TH ines at ome - a * $4 roums and Oreax oj ’ 1.” HACKMANN. 1000 Chestart. | Perret. WJ. is! C “% tigliA—v rooms, NMiudern VO mw Pred — am YTaAciede 7252 > Bin. 18224 3G. reari——2 roome, ae +4 ; — 4 an L ! 4 ; Berk ne on ge . sae “ip Beart ? cjecoergtert bot-waiter he Bteuw. ryt" tes , ; i? - bis rin! bh rDev ~ TF, — “seer? ' err} encdlwer GDeT Ph ers “3 34 : . ‘ . . io a4 - : reser - » ivan neat, 3 s ' i 2 pi —4 = & s CO eas ¥? Aare mune. a? eoat. 7) - , —— Dn si « vi “ , . ; 1s ’ = *be> ; od Do “ ; rf nT; 601 ~— Thre e reoms 4nd bat!:: . cond!t ion be. a 4 ' : & M ive é ; ee ¥ o = rs > . ~ : : er ~ — —_ - ', > - ma-der mode, eifines chy 2. nde ee Wye cvrict sdloaA ~— § rooms an RL. ner. Al } 174 ~ hed at om ani t rouims: gas. elec- urph be P i sleerm —* fi faa ond 4 rooms, hardwood REST PaRK. z. . > rooms. bath. a re a ee: low rent: 7 eHCs sunroom decer: ogy hot-water heated SVESIEL Shh - eae SE : ‘OTD rs moiern 340. .*s — —_— ¢ . . nee fa lh da fiver eB eubullion. (ic) alert ‘ — — ; ti aw ed {oS3) | $ wy ieee — we a 1 oY wi 4 ~ i o- roem = doub! , HA! . CO. SOT Chestaut 2 ola ear " | ; —— aerate ae ces ent, Wee. ——— = ae “Be fw low- : : rT we ; -— eter. 1 eee * (hestnut. CHest. TSfg BAR Tam nk ~ eas j—Bl reise g-Towm liat. é . Te / T3% cn. {oe a a ; ; . ; N Pcie 2 y iT bath, furnace : see yen a es : * Ra AL Rk, alte ; 9 AVE ae ee / CONVETIICNCCS ~ , Thomas parish ‘eighth- weders: large room flat- $40 vA 6242. ‘ a 5 a i . if ele ‘eg oe - _ * > = "= ott ve) wuve in. Apply gt 4 ae ents oe — ave } ‘ } +. " “ ’ s 5 . SPT - - . Ay por = ° = wl rooms. eas. ¢ ie c ‘ “ny “rs Oo 2610 FEDERER REALTY CO. 1520. : ; i a tr RE ¥ «ds $25 4 ——-04 rooms. modcern " - : , ona vei ae S980 W ‘ $s) . a r { re a 6223. ' che LY DEC or cATED—LoW page Ada! « atSin. > ‘ . : SSB ' . 3 ae | ins. ~ ey, o a . Os al not * here 9 om Ni lite. Fain” sean ae I 304 A 10 “‘Thst BAY Rl j A— ® reoms, pewly ao ~ @ 6 de re Hern WAG ; OOM: = — j rooms, Kitchepe (te . . +m. ' i ia} SEV EN OH. Pe fine roems. newiy ' A _ PB : D Biz . » Jad AuUserTn &@ regis, De J - , .,. oz . —. sae MA 4497 maacer ——-— 7 — MPHREY. SoS¢A—5 rooms. the bath: MINNESOTA. 351 E , pane re: ali i order | Ste: Reed oors. Sve befure § papsred. $i garage (ree, se guoa venant | tle bath, 960, Sema cic CRIL Ed REGAN, Main 4 | DE BRALB. °805-—3 lal ae Ub t rooms : —_s ieee . Ss oe ein iis mis a . i room, Tta- . palit estate = § —— on : i. ¥ nD = : ae te ak ; os 7 — : . : “ HAC “Ks . : roo mis fut water, gus and electric 1 50). | : ee a, ee Era. eona® adults. OKEON BE. : » SUG Cresinut. co h He BA a rooms: net wetee | | - . +. by $22.30 / ro" Z a os 2 os e c; $l # 4 (cR3 ~ > we . — x a — Tis - tect B35. Cal ; , er ——— (oy ' BERTHA. HISDA—+ reuils, UDElaira. : mais and , ‘ “ me sie OL - . C Buel it SUG ~. $47 +0 és * th ™, one HT amt 038 t¢ 8} so te A, Bia thy Sispe. a = eget awd pte eee oplrnctyt he ped en oes ‘ Migs hae Mee - ere ; co regres, electric, newly peperes HF TONTY. 4028—3 rooms. first — " ee brenkfo-t reom: oak fleers: $45. — = “4 a senile * al a ee : = d TOOMs and toile Per ¢HteaeTy KR. Fk .. e AS 2U NEB. igi dA_3 room flat tii . = 4 ; ‘4. icGs abi a! ood 1 re, 1 . furnace: $4), n touel: > i 4 i. © S90R Chestrnr «i oon END AND — . a ae . ~ . a ~/% rea TLS “is 2 So + " ESE ‘te 4 {Er o*3 () gl 4 +, per li “] Was id asf i+ ; _ °: ectrie: rie 4 _ Pooms and atl - Per F NS 7 ? sue Ch cstnut anew —: -. { sTSA7 PI. ] 47 ae “nems mode rn. 7. Pilla “ 4° — »OmMms moder 3 a —— eh - sae. 2 } 243% ' Veran . TL OR. 92 ~ 23 $3 et Ale. 4 2. 5831 if - SCLIN I : 4°C] revulis, bath fur- ‘ ‘ “ied i . wir + rt iWence : ats Ps iiy : rey ~ ; - ‘ i -Wrnhace =. MPLE. 1204—3 reiome: L347 os a, = . ey é _ ‘i. “ " " . ee . . - - oe ~ y e : - a sas ey : o } re ) ae 5 ts ™ | “e3 | ' " > ’ s y: : 2 . 4 - es ont a orn § at hy : 2s, steam heat ioe ace. 3) HN R 1A ea TT. fT, Realter, 709 ¢ hestnit. enw a aga nol iia . ChecLric HISFCOC RI, 32o45-—3 rooms, 24 flee Rs Si. ij2i—Overiooxing Saaws ly matierm: firs . woe — wile Ack. tank oni” rd . . mors wnat ae . 7 moms hot-™ ulel hi ai. DEW EY. &1: rs ee OO nd —¢ FoUMs. Modern. rz 4 . ~ ine emitters : «4 tate? + Berk luits. st a td) te Fie et iad. Tew .) kk ee ee : - - ne “ —®, 205—4_ rooms a bath, o ia . “trie, 4° ae . - 1 1320 | reeeerys @, dee 4 = - : : i : = , mn 4? . ermarere™ ~ : * . 5 ss “ “% t reg sv >. . Ee ; ° , ; ‘Beery . ‘ errs - rt a. 4 re ~. :; : 3 4 ele : ’ ane i guige : Bet reni Treas a Bi? PRoenect Uf oe a ‘ : ums, Regt fur- pr Ts imo A oy ¥ etig —_ septa? . — ' ‘ v . ; : ah screens, newly ~~ Chestnut. SEWED AT — — —— besdas tag acy llngat » & bas rig “E. AL if ’ “ n | non + pees em —_— ~at be So a" -- “ 7 —e ? $s 1g —e 4 F99 i ome SEs 7 fi iii - . . oo? 5 rooms, furnace; en ien wth is. i ee 4 rooms: TAC ' 5. F =7 SHEN ANDO. 77 oo _ oi y ’ -- Suuthampto ne tie bath. ih garage: 830. _ Ca: ix Seixas rr a “ig Wt om VE. izt3—J rooms me clee- | : redgecoruped. ereenns harweed, bath. eelctric. garage. $735. + Seale i ¥. cv) W - ‘ 0. ING g: 26; { “tee Sonal a A “ , ~ Baines += : = 3 ge H A ace REALTY CO. 921 Cheetnut. a wen oe + 259. WOLF-POLL Ad x. 101 NS. Sth. MA. 1858-9 MISSOTE?T O54 a. race. modern: So~ Slides eam | ara ee) | SS ae eS SS ee newly deoorateed: re i - 295 Chestret. €Hest. S708. : a _ ne ; : ; -, & ee 5 AM Y Tw a) ‘ed ‘ ae - th. e] *CLric ee. & “ag 37 , im ’ rT , ‘ ot. mii Ab. ‘ dud r PuUCcmSs uf ; bak La) — iT rN { we .y of we en emmmanmeadl ARSES AL. 4033A—S3 rooms. bath, elec- 5 ; ight roams JEF FERS BN. 311 | mice Poomes er) rene Xe a ectric: SHEXAND a 7 ; oo Sanam asm —— 1g Py Se ha Toot at for $20 et A MON. l47— + rooms, Modern; Sot. lid tiene panel a 2 1 r . 3 4 . 1e+- . ? j Path Pleetr “wy ———_———_ ——— — : ci ~ § ce Loonie iw ineiias ‘. : ee —— . pence os ms ou. - ae. . - Lis LF Shae - - . : +oee+ : eum tess. Hanswecd “eer: eoper™ Dolman. “HWENKER RE CO. 1123 Chestnu NFORD. 5031-3 rooms, bi HEX ANDO. : S ea edere PRANE “F MICELI. EVERGREEN 5241., DOYLE, 14 N.—a } ly KENSINGTON. b224—7 som i es or on — —— ay ~~ : rors “nh u ' elem as fe ‘ prone ay we [ i } i. 4 i—4 “OOM s " pureu Lc ‘prt it ve wats perch - r Oe a x L371 a—; fai hese rooms, 2: O ; new 7 ma a i aces, hes ~ tar, modern. si p Boe a4 block to bus Lines; HG: .. 170 iSINGTON. SOO? en ior 7 .. t i $35, - BENSINGTON. ; ens. ciectric: rent only 850 (Fysea, a Tower Grove Park: fiat, $41; garage. | : = 41 LAacinde 4958 . ‘ 7 8 re See a ON, ool! 7 om in MOP Ni iz . ’ - . —_—__——_ : : : . > 23 #4 im : : a - Mit? G tA wy RT ‘ d 5° — | nm a + : ARSENAL, 4500-—-First Door. 4 rooms. 6 Hi MENZ R. CO., 614 Chestnut altar acre shit pe cn ist. 3 ’ th id 2 a an —s @: adult + ALLE ‘ou DeTT ReT heat junmitor contingeus hot . ‘caN 24° . ms — _ — . - aUDGTY. Furnace Osis. ay: men . rie. sis N.—Pour an & Bardwoed | families seeking ae a Loun Chestuct. cas range. good transportati« mt im- . | pa 5 reoms. al see a elit ——— ' ’ — : . “ - — > “oe PRO. 3 LNSINGT Ee ; “TE | is rm a ; ve mgr oy and Mur | HermRerep) OT) bx = ; put EPeew ss: =. ORRIS “AAC H R. 0. ae : onmerr-apeiee , . al a. tile bat furbace, GRand BOSOM. ‘cf ;, et Wil ee a _ NERA NS TM ALB ERMANN. | ‘arm | es - room ef ee ey bet bat | i ph! . ry ? Smo a ae . cat ee Y 7 . ‘ a) ae - > . ° ” ~ : . ae tS Ty “ “tf " 3 } ° ; ; “ E pre . 3 -~ ’ lian $555—-¢ rooms, mi dern, | SAL “e0 5 rooms, 24 room anc 7] ATA, 3419—3": -) seene Ane 3 or ne " SHIENANDOAH, 41lo0-—6 moms, bath. PUTPREP. ena gga 403 rh N.——k rooms, baih, furmacs; | i : | floors. ‘am heal; garages. ee e faewor Fi | >> mit ,% sg | 24 ] > ‘ © ss ’ , aed | “~ rm IS avery 8 re pe rr? a os . . 3 ’ ee cures , 7 ated, painted. ” room ¢ iarge nace, § id 34 ont mean tananeed , , : 7a. “a RKin A\H x. cu. = * 42 Chetmut CHARLES WELZ. 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080 © A: ot —_ mse, Pewee | Jt $403 ure. rit ir _— ma — 131 reoms, hartiwoeod GRand 1558) eae wie ee Me RINGBRG - S. ea a Cee ; Png | lerates aN VENTER, S2aA N.— é | ts , ; Silica . ' ile hat! - on ie . ae : coneemente anaes i « — secs igh, site Forest , = 1 “ W. GIBSON R. tx). I tz 7th. 3 rooms. bath. fur- iA 3528 rooms BOG Condi i , . 155 OBLRME. YEK & BRO... FOrest 056) 2 tga. Sn aly my BERD, | Wal room, serecit | orate. Call ‘ilend io . i phone , ia pat : ; . 2 ) ; le , iy ; —— . = ‘ ae == Pee % ator service: Treasouaine. tc} Bu tiluns Liebe fe LF “lee i ~ gaa . *£745-a1-03—S [— Mod 4 ~ he £3 — POTTS S40) nt 1} + reoms, we ae a: 8 welt rVvonis ad Li é . * . "™ ims aS. ‘ _ ; : ‘ . res ' ° . ini se . , ; : re 7 = mais on . "4 : . ; + , 3 , " . . , i ; ry : " ari : Fy j det Ot he ‘ ‘ ; * ; x & . j ' "ts ’ ’ 4 49 . : P s : u' ; . ant xf ; "yy ———e — , . Pe : — - : . SPC rrwe The eee ee Awe. 1d: rent ;, Bp - yy te cae a > as pemired, “s Rite tt ' A riwe EBRASE A. 4852%4—3. eoomea. heath. - ig gt ‘ — aot aM * e Mui edo} Hlliand 31% ‘ oon. . a. Et 4541 (near re = Open fer thapedt isn. nolern convenienc et a ce ee oe Y cet hoeriny rr , heal “e . b hee (fut i . 4 Aj . eS , ~~ oe - ee oo , "KER ' : rs Ches' a; pemeente taued-ire -HTEENTH 9337 rat, yn med — i. idol | e, ive bex. furnace: new. $42.3 SENT BoA 14 me ow — cm (el diamont ¢ , andy an. efficiency: o- ra RERY «@ 30% mt ae | ve 7 ; a — am floors, netal > nm AL fe fh, ~fi19—4 reoms, ttle hath. Our Mosca f rae i? 37} “4. 2 on 2c : ~at ai " . J ~¥ i} x, ren , ees =, arag ; : , SUINSLAIng bew. $.:8. it} (es i ; en hard _ } ' oe eee ee ES , eegaee g Fane rwiy decorated, i cif uy >. , iecurated. GBH I: ‘Toy a nm, 41 rreapr ihe ir wa-| i ges to aes + tht ge : : : — >. : i j * rrvye Lary tee Oe Pw) oe - E , ‘" ‘ ; . : ti aie ; > P as . ” di ‘ ; ‘ ~ ; . . 4145¢A—4 rooma, bath. furnace, Sts ® is. oe ——mp POQINIG. Li uPehy y ' he meen i0 ganna . EA ' San 3 smn) ws In ar : Li S weona tl - = b eacage, cometh) uth a ; —= rarage Cpemiona!’: reasona ble : a} rnece. He +s. reasonabir itil. neuen ’ ce .o i r De ® canditigi G30 iT : af ocho temo Os “ : AT ; : e 3 — pay it o> te." ‘ es . Sere Ts > — = FEE = " ern ey —s —_ . me a bs 2 vac Si _— — — . z - pe oe : - wks te a! 4 : : ‘ t iful firet-f r nr ae block south @f ’ ; iN | (lestaet. ae ssl A reome and bat! (ERs : rogms, Dain rand. ST tis . ™ lest Mit . ea a ' wast Th He = ae. aiehiaeii ‘ AINSI ee fer rt sits ve ~ ne. ~~ ees ac: le i ®- “oe Ramsay . A. . 4 > oo ‘tarar is mo _ - - © OT, 3 : ! : ern. eles S - 66525— ht corner. new S-reem way & ne. Tauke SF ang iceDpu ery ns Pe tc - eee , ' Martie - me tr , xx Dlock south fk orem ; : etl . : i sae © : ; ; owas ; ‘ inane nian gS ‘ ; . pe OMS Dati $35 : a ons ° L ‘ 4 rooms and bath i) S.-J reenms, gas and . & _singie. steam heut. GRand S247. : ¢83) —-. = 4 outside ie oasis a : 2 F464 re. se TON, 4517%—S rooms, 1) ee “ hl ta > 4 . . 44R7U ry eee] a ‘ ‘ , _t, " ie Lenore Vernon Laws, 705 Chestrat (Hest. 8200 LAF AY? rk. 7% ern S-rac | NEOSG, -) i—Sew 4-room flat and — ; OF} POLITIC ee ke “anrryr © seneaarens . 2 = i :A ww asningtion, 7 roecms. Phome PA ae ie -— § rooms: good 00 nt A . wm Pg Oe erat wi ™ arage: rent reduced . ; -—- ——. rye" — ” rs - secona oer : garag . : A ae : hy ; i reves ltie ang rai? ‘ wera? ~ te _ . : - : +B. ceemmmenapnaimnisuinaiies = x ae — = . - - ’ " a oem hain. % (hl A arm Riverside SSSS5R ‘ Joaleatie et . VOMme. gliche . 7TreS IES. Water es BE Nab.. 7° 4 MOMs TTR i —_ - a ~~ . = e, yor “ eG PB ; be B | ; " '&. “hay 4 *4 F > - miner ee. Moti - j a ‘ ‘ mena mm o— MOUDELEN: KREAT REDUCED: ri ONCES- * = rights voalall, rOins, # - , as ~ ie, Clee ) le or — ‘ ! iN} Ria ' : re a ti we! ; ; ° “~rrt , Co. bey gom i try ‘- ~ . . be on -TON. TAC ’ ek S535. ; . , kad ‘ pete, ps . : 434 Lo sag : mu | an , Ki WUER on ; i . " un eb arhet . > sy ae , teas . ' ; gh eowt y: , Rl > rennet Sirk)” 7% = eenetiiieaas » eg go , MER, WME, ap , . . ma Lene ' ; al = —_— Kis A ACm Be > ’ Zz 4 : } z " ‘ 7 gure ; ai} exe , ‘ ie urated, # x t, ) carn 1 : - ev oii te EMESZ Rk. =e. GO. me pan rn, imi. "oule “aa reuse rris we” Mad 9 : . 2 abe : 4 g , ¢yrTt . : Ty Bet aye Pom: woms, tin wo 3 $20 : wenioneces, GRan WW. ick qums und furnace e : — | . sn ggg Rc , Bae — : McrHEnsos. oc! 7 t P ¥ : « : * *- : ° : 4 ; a ryt bs . PEE ‘ , a ae i : i , ne : ett. ae. - Cer niet : ips oa , . ry atiras VLEATHA 0a —New; mpliendid arcanans > ——— — -——. KIN jKIIGHY A " = : LARK i ne ; - BaoGr t a> Sew eee | caeien: eened ane ane meen : mercyr nti >» rooms, in-a-der bed. furnace; garage: “SPRING. 3724. "lve AY. 3 cone ; 1. ARS . vie . on “Ay ‘NC, a Te t ST ‘ft parcog | MLEVENTS, 9114 &—¥our large. light cs BAKEWELL. (# 3 electric refriceraiion: $55. hot-water heat. ng 4823 : VI pIEted remit pa) a ee | . WU. | GOPHERSO S — reems: gs, water: omen S17 . ight i. ot. (ee, ROOMS aND BATH 7 4 4 teak SB & stm. 625 HESTNT TNUT DETERRING, 3@27 Gravoin. PRes. 4:3534. . yg z ' 4 she t , PRE 3 ke + — ® > : . — > peig” bad = + . pramesit ’ r ~~ ’ . s 3 " ; 2 ; z. - - : i - J ca ri " a 4} ; ‘tease’ 9 494K tur s. G. BLANKE K. E. €0.. Til Chestnut. a A CLLEDE 8535. s 5 roems, bath. furnace: * [NG Rite ; rooms, modern ee ge ' . i — oms, Daih., ° ~* “es - . ae: Pe i ] : ‘ 3 , 17 .4 “) 7 id # * Shape i aiie. Li t " ’ . ~~ — ae SLEVENTH, Th4a 8 ronaRS elecin a te he . he °° a ace iPS tec 3 * ‘tne 2 ; an = n , : * f S fia 3 1 Chestin .? 2 ka , , ; ‘ ’ \ , ” ate g~ PDC cl ene: ~ i, Se A £ pelt aor laaasaata : © : \ ¢* 2e8 OES) | fev good tenant p = me % , ny ‘sen ~tayn , ers; é : 77s : 7 ‘ Lo mS. tiie ryi Pe TTT . — ‘ ae ~ee Ae aw B ud Hospect ‘ ; 9 s. +h WM co ‘7 : iad a «ee. 6S 810 ENZLICK, CHestnut 6200 — Tl © ee. BS _ Chestrut “ak BeOS Le, p. ANGE, rooms. toilet, ¢iec- KINGSHIGHWAY 4501 0 ~ col kh | OS — 3441. Et.Lz 4 toe tM. 1319 reom T Rents RRASt ; 5 mee . Goth: e | arage. $2! “Hestnut 8008 Saale gee sae : ws ee fist; = ‘ rv HAD (40——8iK Po L002 Chestnut candies at Pe $2. om fiel Mir | pee Cs —_— aLA. @ aie _ ama baln : os “= ~ a — Pye hi nitar sesmice furnished. ai! tr bic rents - : * — lal ae vs iA 10 5 Se oe . ti: oes on ~~ Shi he , — ri, 30 ri——3 rooms, gas rtati "1 ‘rny : mi ‘ ' + | 5 g2233 ; 3 sor TH. aM rT. ne COMPANY. nao dl N= tr ) Ponts nul whe ct a | ae a F Se ee ae tee >i reed) ; * ast? : , ' ‘ ” — ‘ bar. 7 3 —— Tr of eer? re re x +s oy ce ek aah Bs AM > eke. recite, bath. 34404 —4 o¢ ‘OMS. - toi wm. Sinewbichwas . __ Riverside | ’ Dive. ith PRT) 3 tthy 4 - ' tt iw $4 c a (AND DOW NI 405 A—xa tharnpty tons onan pad 10) A “20T8) he cee ; ft SA ‘ax Swot bath: rer = at ti i) ern ; =4 sein ‘ : ; - hs . “¢ j * “ w = ‘e : raished Poo: " me if oe ‘es “io al ‘TT " ’ : ; » ; " ¢ Le . i ‘ . = —_ j = 4 ai — $ . “ee 3 p ’ bi? , ~« ‘ ms - . . ‘ ® ~ ee 4 at _ 2a ‘ : ity _ -.} (nH: TTa alk; Pat? : ee a ode BY ge ’ : afte . . roti tq TE TINE na qe 4 oe ion * "Oot. and : a3 > i Ake. os wear 7 iol? PF i sah iJ | cy eg r 5 rvGms ir ; , - er rm “- > ,aah epea‘d i Saati =a ee ae > 62 - ' Sore hh ~ : 7% :? 7 ee tJ ma * 4 . o* 2” Wieimees > ’ ne | aa . = : a4 ee | a rs 2 : ry ATR - New moa —- & : arene oe * Sai r ae 4 it ‘ i€ So0 i ey - ; -_? sei ° > rls a ; rf ; ’ : ad at : } 3 é ‘ ’ ; rr ‘ ' .. M42. Js A. + be .- ; ret ‘ of)? 4 “ey : tvETRe pow | wu er 4 arge : ; : : ta "te ~ > ae aa Par ~ .* . = “ me LS. ga * ae : hare : ine a} ~~ nh? 44 mn : a ae © . .. : 2% ' . Me : i se ~~ ‘rm . b . a4 _ ’ - 3 ¢” . — e _ tur ePhary. t * — - : igerati on. | " ;+ an boa i ap i? niger . “ as ** w™. 2: “\BROTT Re? rT a f.. ROG Chestynt ' F ‘ , f 4 . . 7 4 oe + | 4 wae . reves ITs. net water « r 4 - ‘ 5 ba — rele r rooma modern Tia?, | Verne — soome and Sath Sav. eat, hardwood foors. garage efficiency. larme e-reen ’ . Z * wee ’ t = & bd y ee ~ 08 i , ° s ee . : - a on Sut mh ¢ hewtn ur. q E wN Ww _ a 3449——4 ‘arge “OOMme: hn t? Aas , art UWer Urouve car: = sy . 2 4 3] : ‘ rurniace ~aaf $4. ; ‘ - . . jae oe eo . ~ ° rv, yar a ‘’ . — . es 4 ‘ »f ’ ‘ “*? Wf cA | a! os . P — ‘ ryt . 2 4 Rn ae Pe stil: : os . ~ . i ~90 Ls. all on om. mANt BES m4 ' j ens , eet =) Te a arts , = " : . Now ter rr ereern mye agg a on gg a 1 DELMAR. 5iol—Lewer ¢ fat. ho ‘ , | eee, /L—i eee gee. tale. £OGd ctredit 474+5—Prur "lH &. bath. arare. es! for gdulta Seeding ee ae ' ae A Now aap Pet modern hey © ° ear Y carom Park. E “WENZLICK _ . ’ ” ™ oe" . 7 - ’ 3 > ~ —_ is ‘8 “ia . ‘ / + * waitin . “~~ ort bearer es iyi S 7 es — oe ' . . ‘ : : Segoe & 'tef i? # ak 4 10H. 8. ABBOTT. Rooter, ee ee ee —e Tu hard ti! ee : f Da Dt — — ; — ba — —_— : FAT LALTY: { iia heetrens . ae Ri ihH. 1] . +2 ; LS ee tit _ — were amt ALIPORNTA, 26284-—¥ roo h. hot- Zam Heat: very reasonable. see | | Ae ters SOTTA—3 Yar iM ai doh oe one. oe ORY ‘K. a. ABBOTT. Realtor. 709 Chestnut MT: Tz. | 2645 rn tiie eh, CELMAR. 4571 — 7 roome. @. mere WONTET. ATR. 3a3—2 3 2 e ; : : > . ‘ “n ‘ i € ££: 42 re r = ° . : a. Se Mittin: IR: de . be , , : . : : i: , m pai , : noaderr aA a ge nn RE Co. 623 | Chestnut, neasie semen ” dhe we Sin i - KAIME SRO ( rte , +8 om ks. 3428-3 rooms beth taree a: SG : ew $834 or JElfereon | tod - bee rT ie — roams en Se, caeered: fine pias th ke —— . : = a rm KNICK KMEA po rLEER BLTY. & INV. CO. = * $883 . rai "tac! ti : a ~~ ; SST e Sf Tre Tt Daj = ao P ati P » 3 . Mike ; ra | . " 3 ™ . Main ERSO Nes on KE BU ERMANN. a oe } Tine reams. hail we 77 ee — —-- . uf we a4 5017 ‘ MIL SUR = PEN =, , ‘Shi. aNT 4 LIOD A Ms 4 — o> ae | 4 : sis ; hewety Rut at. ‘ . , ie ; _ * s ‘ : “ 4 m » . ‘ a : bin | ; . - Bath. eRe, ~oo -—_ a as - a —— _ odern: adults: §F “ eT reams, cleciric, ee Sion. WANTON TRENT Ce CO. POrest 1370. a Secreted. — Seeping porch, phy | LMAR, 180K A w F wih eth sarees, Fo : womans: ne an ee good teomant - ua : ¥ y sn. Post aoa b. . , ; ; rh. i n ; a -—J Pome. water zus 7 flocr east he a” apes amd 3 Slave : ; $25 a) BERRY c.. ‘ rar 4 rooms and 5 rn ©: McDONALD 3 TPE Rg mmr Moor, a9 eoetrs Fon 2 sex. ah Oe 7y> rere. . Pime for nv . | cn Be x. 7 e Teen oath. eet ii o 4 a : r — ' " : at carn re _ wat oy a }! : , . : ~* I Mé f L E N Hé 1} fk ami te rT , " ? a bo use. See a : tt ta Sl) eb 8 TRV “ar - J ; i ¢ —- ASP ot . ee a Seta : sametintiinnie . ; ae. hot-water hea: ONALD 3558a—iA — —— eR BR BR. ECO. 119 N. 7th tie: der d. S15. ere BUILD inG AN SEAS TY ¢c@.. EASTGATE. 913 -Besatifa) new S-reom rem sor EAC. 7s oO q % , — } ¢* n . Gerir os _ . . oe, crafiex valle, Wi WSTRAL ee coe 3 J . : is aan Bh CO. inc... #28 | liarn Sieedt ante ae Mei x ake no ~ Pm bet ; $ lx - : - : ; ail . wiA... - . Den Ae ag I w BB T . +. a” ’ TTI ‘ “? OBR A _ sass Von iy teoerated ® 4 : » ; a . - = ' . ‘ as . . : é sos aa Tae { heat mat. ™ ‘i > r : a ' " sti : : . 7 ;™ f Ris . } . : y > WkAT EX > neal ry ave f —y ca - > (Be mes : ‘ : " | : MART BZ *“ 2é ' " : — Sw ‘ , ‘a 4 *" ~w - ms . ° —~ , 4 *% t 7 oe eae ar we ' é 4642 I “ - ' aia . ~ " *>s . , : 4 ‘ Ht a - 2 3) ode 0 al . a¢ ~ o%, —— i” F 3 ’ " — euiuiall we . pi efe CIT h —— sot summer | FO owns "Ty Peseta hi ries ww 2 Gravis Biv ° fra 3! . 5: ea Peary ei hot waier ij n% 2 : a he i ; , weet a) : y ee . ~s rman eee _ "me L352 T hat rew r Perexey? * ae 4 ‘ ‘ AN ry .25 4 #: _" - —a o " ~, . a Nt Py ” . * + west * : . . ~~ oo, nwt th, ————— EL a Ge reT °°" — manos - ' me a er pple en Rivermde 5°45 7. . «ee Teyt = a J ies . % - ry , . - a ; : ~ a _— + # —— ee eee os . i —_— 7 : : ‘ ; , ae VMieDe mN\ \! Ty . ei 6 Bea wti fi Lo ™OMET % wit? ‘ a5 4 ‘ P 4 + —-. " mt oe | ' ' “her fx a. e - . o 2 Oger ae . ‘Seat: cee : ‘ ” - f ™ Ss carr'S TariT™w * ifpare 4 = ' oy Chee? >. — . wie ett ?wM-“’Water Arete “PESO ED -e mee; * , ~ ” . } 4 Ms ed WET > ‘ GEA. ALERT. mB 3 : : a ; . ; . a Et . rege _ ee ery ¥ ge i au eet 4 WRG RII EG Ss cHtih Hn, rit. « eftieiens: hue Preach 4 atin WENZLICK CHestnut aoe ‘of : Mion, . m1 wrt | | _ . | : ad | teas | Terk he —_ - , a, 17 orm - e x ee ox : " a . . . emma oS aaa * , ’ : > a “garage 0 tee ’ she —eT) . 2 tif ever * cCRTER — . z va e = emae , she P > oe 4 eet. * » : om ay con th amet . , ; ist the , 2 tee = Tr é , ‘ manattineed ‘ . - eres ett a Tha . ; ; , he . ‘_ - - ™ y Mmreith , ae ‘% RPoeure . ‘ _ Pet A mom ie uy 3 Peer oR —_ nauniie m head &*i43 a _ $ pret nit MOSTES. Oye. eeet- > % .. % . , —_ » aan m3 ; > ‘ ae ; ee gine cn aithy ™?- water heat: wt ; = ht ‘ 7 al to i243 — _ te see ~ "te se Bs Foe. 93 a 7? -] coOorate » & §) " — cae H P Sti : Sut tet aed Tye a earace eT). Pee 2 a Rove ; 4 ee B. ma KER. 4954. Se - = -> 7 ; + — — mt id b id . oman nen rear } it a 3H4O0 Mf ‘ : , mf ft ‘Sinich ¥ by : aS . : ; / meni h 8 Tent fre ‘ s : Re CAR rranmged to anit sanasvt PENWET ws we — » “S19, ‘oe roeme, bath. ‘et: EE Tia , aie ie room, or rtment * ote rent $50 tee ~ | rare rae ‘ : % thas 4 itp pomnneny at h. Ph "4 ey ’ age ‘ ¥ St. Y ineant. YRand ? ‘Wer — ER. " ‘ ‘ mmaeoant ba ‘wee i. Ye ater | err ~3 hereh- #ernge €55 B. E. OO. 113 N. tem | Call CAban , iy fare . N. ot. , ot or CRestnut e514 al aaa rear, pe ” ’ 4 AT ee" : . , j " . \ a ~~ — wanes” 7 SG hyat i. sisaiehe. = ~3 po ‘Ss wt : aart - ye ° oe | WHODEE, SiIt—Z wom: die balk Fas ; “ AAD J - - a 7 rt <} af ; “o peg nuit (coe) | nace: a2 mo ‘ path, “| on eEDired ieper: 5 “norm, bre nk’ amt nem tee ' LAGe : noderr. - »arage ex ‘ehlent tore tion. or a Bit aXD ha ge? b is fe teem t rth tx Maat

Page 81

Page 82

ae ee hcg pw 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, _ Cottages, Flats, Apartments, K Residences For Sale Today. =) tien . : POST-DISPATCH. —__ 2 . ESTATE—EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE —_— PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES | REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ : _| jg RAl ESTATES 5 inesnigh= 7 WACAN ACAN Tools + Om *, + haley } J LET—BUSINESS PU | 1. \T Wid.— Exchange corner | t4i4 — TO LET—BUSINESS _PURPOSES TO | ~ a | Suburban DOUBLE vi off Grand. ? mg $2500 equity: | _gingie yey rs eh a ‘7. ad pe f ! Z fates ; : Reh E. Perfect S ting for the Home oi AND MEAT MARKET—Win CLUB SITE—40 acres, including a big loans $4000. O“ne “CHestut 0950. | mece of colored vrep- “K. £ eae CG A | GRO “ERY iin s > j ~ ~ ~\ ? ri d ca I fiehin mils Wi eel Vv St. Louis income. ~ ea — ———_ =o “= a a fixtures: will se! ii stock and invoice, $2800 i NEW STORES FOR RENT ey sp ng a) pon a . Bear good 48: ne, 5-n TAS | EXC HA? SE ia es Rox 147. P.D. eet ex M92 Post: Dispate! , -, WT woe el : | + ; & Or ase month business. CAbany 8025. (c7) || + ; range open woods for hunting; log casp want Los Angeies. Cal. _Box *-04'_—— | FOR EXCHANGE—Farm. 153 acres. 00d ace Mal “2 ie : Drive 7 L34—R S._ Sremom, Fwtosl. ix pont a -—" die av itt | . — ‘a ‘ > : 1H t Pad ow : A — gm 33 P la Hi : i: Dar- nt NMmip lecec Sua : livest spot ("i 7 Sa: Pat = de, Mern.- rey — mrich,. 4440 V1 atete, . —e- . Oo reper me shGetk" $5 Peal , my al — = mee “a t : R. R. ‘A gaye ny : og e sib ae $30): every- i engagtn A has 7 i s res ,. mm MieTH. €n ne : Valley Park ; } le for iA NG!) rrverity : yrick ar 16axd!h ae: > sa" ox ly } heat — — : 3 tT : ri rs ®, A 5 S%1ST AND PINE: od and 4th floors: 2 Gi 0.000 square feet; thing furn be ; “ts y respect: ide L : ration for u vacant of Pte is. R 13 “ ee ear, WAbdash 999. come; fer vacant sm i use OU “df a ma z. vier, : ) 4 a Maa M ANC HES | #2) i _ i i 4 ' : 2. grocery o.ner DuUsBII if $s. tl . = : J Mm. F ;iL— Reautif sa bungal x coal ‘3 ; Py 37 : me ~ ; AT . , . > S800 : t ke ‘ ‘ é 150 ‘ He ’ t sia 2. is, A in * re Oa ate a : Sd 4p > * s r if a did “ae r 3 sa Oe cay. Be —— L7G Gner q Surround Algonquin 9912-16 WASH ST. 3d and 4th floors; 26,000 square feet; | gaNciresTER “Store, ISxo0; next | PCRGI WAINWRIGHT BLDG. ul meet te for large Cia ¥ | EXCHANGE—Hord in S et ee rar prow ee F Specia ze . . ed by 4 ™, ») to eorner faril 4 eee ot SR Mian rain Agta oti, oy yet oes PREY ARE AEIAD (FES “een > Met ates 41ers @ ei ave OGG NORA tg we BNE Myo Re oh Rad ey me ¢ . #9 ay - Ngee te SNe LID. WRG Mey Oe Ret | eat) teTiIns: acr Cage iD ‘ ceoming house. 7. La ¥ i i) spatcn. : MAin 2757. cj} Ait ‘ BEON mst. it 0u8 Titie Guar. ldg. oe ~ J BILL. Agent, N. 7%B. eG RCE g31 Virginia sprinkler; elevator. | jo37 MANCHESTER — Better | | (09) eee ee nt penitence FOR EXCHANGE “420, ane rick bun- gees : oe : av. Fergus oe lie want flat. oS Sal . 3) li¢je : ; v7 ~ —_ a) ar re dance lete “ors? e 8TH ST., PARK TO RUTGER;; lot 380x120. 1-story build- | business location at a lower, fF; | good gs clubhouse: plenty of fish, also | 20°. St Louis property. Rivers |-galews; modern: o@ caf ise: handle. rental; : a beaut iful store, suit- DENTIs? to share offices with physician; | edge “98 heli he Elmont. Mo. 2X; “Hi ANGE —I0t get a Titie conan : EA a A NGE—S50 “™) clear farm. 200 acres Texas; rent ‘S255 we . up | sabew Bex M-2 on Space | good @ bhouse: : eet tor tore $500 ing : Si 1x120 clear sp ace. ; - lor Aunilne and sport. ~(h men ta made fx r gingie and dou! — ~ a ry wT EACH wae : * 3809 LACLEDE ° 1-story ; lo > 4 : . squa ei e able for anv business. CDS SESE ROOM—AI conveniel ices 1229 Celle “ front. | pox -° Post-Dispatch. ‘ — 4 FA. , UBH TSE — Riversice cash for home ar single flat. deed « rust $1 ane fouse. sine vi 4 est; $60; heat furnished. DESK ROOM—Wa got Dius.. =r} o7R2R fo ‘olumn. "| e e+ (cOl). restrict vacant, oe rs : - 71208. (oe) Tr “ee tf Inc? . T ~ ‘ } mt ~ inn Mus BEAR ‘se. JB A Meramec. = ~ : . - ts r . ous ‘ 4 .-" - e J. MAYRHOFER. — Abany reasonable. Box M OSt-+ (Ci. ; 7: = ea ae oe iy | Gowb or make ofter. Jt UuLRamMpter $ heat furnished. “_ ‘| OLIve. 41 Ji—Sstore. 25x07, 3 rooms MW fHrsK = ame. mail cee” ae — Ms : mn PE ag ite tt re heap. at EXCHANGE— oe SOCK So: one mg BONO Eine mek tai: ved, | | Bn: See Representative on the zx Oo : % u . haat . “2e20° ESA——P none. as oer? ' mee. Box 22. eargetown, Colo. oy tase ‘ante merchandise. Box A-S : ee 43203) ae — : 1900 LOCUST ST.: 46x155; 28,000 square feet. rear: reasonable. JEfierson S802. reasonable. 1263, at 705 Olive. _S ee Se ee) ee ee FO “HANGE—H260 -66-70 i | OLIV E. 384 > fi *aast of Vandeventer: iL' — -. . eeees . ° as v Theale : “ nisbed Son a wed & -4 : ‘ , ; “ LTe@! i 7 OOwW —_—*? stores. 3 fiats, morin itt 4 : Lert "48x15 tor an . . " a ; | = re j ‘ as — a - , . . ~ ig ‘4 ; - . ad y ra , ae : " Py th ate ¥_CO., 304 Wainwright oe ne a SOR me of: th st resor De oname “1! ake auto or let as firs , rear: will teade one v1 ay [2 et 2S Tam Es id : . | SKY REALTY (O._204¢ Waipwright oe BESKROUM—Modern office: desk. Ghones | ties in Northern Michigan. For particu gent. Box M-1L5, Post-Dispatcn. l four for residence. fiets or cood wa- | Dw _U! Os 1S: & al i . OLIV BE, “hesugin ' eation ideal. 502 Ambassador. (cz | la call o rite T.' s&s box ; nis- - —_— “a9 . ae . aT) n . : : —s ‘ ; wh « - ; & : 2 es F ae eae meee CHMGHED OFFICES A wi Fomor te St CEOs wae, EAST? Nor cuestout ot |” FEINBERG ¢ JOR ME og Realtors _ a ed 7 N. in ~a SER-KLEIN Te St) Pt , DAaAraie 3 -and-Olive-Lince THE RA: " farms, rancnes ep ry ereide +. 4 FOR ae ee Beethoven: fer ; = = ~ new. wide i — ; Gist ric st fr onal Jefferson 675 r fronts. See Stafford. Steeivi.ie “el .. Ses — " mn wautiful ro sale wr exchange. 5-reem Cojienial bunza- | iin? eM re- Roe! : 6: G D. 3175. —4-room office, est we a, ‘ae flats business prov lew, 3 and hall first fleer. > Page nn aaa ; e - - - UBINSKY- 3B BALTY Ct REAG!I LAYLS COTT zES. sts ESS ; Post. * h hath second fleer: t ~s | FOR SALE or exchange: 6-room punzal ow: Chinvewa — “” ‘ «“d«} aS. ‘ - = rs Washington Av., 5014) square feet, heat, sprinkler and e.eva " ntabi , y a aoe ey ae ee eeseotiggy tte = at -- | galow_or_clear_lot. ———————, | Box .a lton. . Phone 0G a. | aan tne mo — . ef concrete street, curb, 5-foot sidewalk, Washington Av. office and stockroom. + thoeepmes eam Bt; mw. , z yg ne tongs , sind é ih. is races il . : vist ‘OC bil : renee ye, SF ; a ’ —- = constructicn. Convenient ; _- LOR TRU! CO. ase. Beaut: ' : mbered. beautiful PS. Tet +? lots in Oklahoma: clear jones —_ ——_—_ — . ~ - vas a. 8. \EFER a gchool now under ‘i My ed ee sis Beit oat al / } | eediicne putema: stead mcoeomen eae te “” purine a serge ig vil tes Soaps a Ba a te np 7b ame ais RATE: see co, $e ‘doe thee Baek “oats? rac ip: ncaa ee aL pb cepa, Yager Pein tte nhs Pip ERIE Sine SN NLS CEs AIR Pedy AAR ROS re RN epke getth Peg he BO ph BPO EA ele Aig i stile Washington Av. 17.000 square feet (corner building.) ; Washington Av., S400 square feet (corner buliding}. Pay! nw SI a eee nt einch. hain “ie tiie 3 vt oe TE ocr = eer, icae tall Aa om. : gro x OR “ALE | abe Washington Ar : 9000 sq) aare £ sng t EE a oe 433 N. “000 te : AV ANTED TO RENT : . WIN 6 rt ‘SER . EK. ' i N . , My | . be e" o coan ) exokg Be : ae Be resi er Faas, . 4°80 nal +-{amily. , | May New Homes N ‘ow Under Pine St.. second floor (corner buliding). square f fy heat arid ja service i1 7. cos cae cole wee ai OOD Ryev Y wna ; | mars steam heat: tie jae N. Third St., 1500 square feet, beat. Janitor, light and elevator shed; rent only S. DUBINSKY REAL- D WAN ) ' Washington Av. 10.000 square feet (Fashion Square Bidg r ©. 304 ain rah ldg. sia : Seance AN D_AP’ r s TED BULLDERS’ COLUMN an S ugiwa _ tom * - re nd : wha aegis ciate — SQsT-M MILI. ALLER . OR. _=. co, ‘ ¥ ; e Morgan, Chestnut =t. _sius * i te he; ; " - + : 5 a ER a7 5 a} sit Wil) | mi Pe ‘ -T) & ah it y ; J . ~TZ 3 = . mee mete | furnace: a auick i om “ 2 N. Broadway. Lan — and basement, ES 2INE. +i68—Br “I building. ; >ART? [EN i : Wiii ica nogern. CoO rac! ( igo od pul : rour Aome, Sta NGE— Beautiful eee 1g : erty Fibmae i wren mig canned . _ ae , or ” 360 + ae RESTEIN ‘ - 64 N..2d St.. size 36x15 rrr Call FOrest 25920. { eo.) vi 51 will pay un to 83 ruarantee r «e st workmailship. Hills near Los Angrit io tor. * a — - —— + ee ' ha EX. Rasa: MORE y ~—s : as 3129 MN. Grand Bivd. S$. Main ‘St. five tioors and basement; contains 76.000 squ feet; fireproof: | “THE CRI CREAM OF LOC ATIONS A Se . or income. ’ gs emt } vin , et 7% ‘ | > - ———, *LENDID SIX-PAMILY ine Tooms, zr - EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Missouri Pacific track. i oR } ingeil: i 4 roonvis, 3 baths. hot- 7 ¢ r m § g% ‘ i. } ren? + ue L j i noce>©rn ngaiow, : 4 H. ANGE FOR st LE ‘ ON ; , There! ° : ans EXCLUS Rie “g Pat Thtd St.. four — ee tee sarniae. ‘ sh i nage an decorated: 6-car garage. —_ ? . 4 The - e. “2 | frame. "profitable =a INL x Be —s LEONE ey . south, or - oo ° . Main St.. two stories an ent: contains 1! © square feet. {CSo} | , 3 (e oT ANS : fen iy experienced ar- rooming house; “near General - ore - \ ’ W-110. POST-DISPATCH. |. , te — | ———— 311 S. Main St.. 30.000 square feet. aprinkler; Missouri Pacific switch: LARGE _—e RENT $65. "LAT Wtd.—3 rooms: Sou le: cou Lec ys i. wt KIverside 8353M foot | new w-car gara@we: want single = LF. = Bos “¥ Sfxi20 in Els- Brown and Geraldine Av, 25,000 square fect: terminal switch. Welleto: istrict. S739 Easton; store | th hild i (c9D> . flat. Box M 116, Post-Dispatch. [ RAVE 21 eee ee a it. pte i -% I a Cla -) ——{ : T we —t (haries Roek rd. suit age F a 706 N. Broadway. three stores and basement. ) re } - good any business. | 8750 TAN: and specifications: specalizing ' gx HANGE—single fiat. seuth; owner —“ email ll agate AB noe lots eelling SCC, — M. L See } Lae waon, S aa 1311 S. Broadway; 3 stories and basement. | GHE RTNER «. CO.. CABANY 9131. AT Wtad—Midcle-aged coule, residences. Reasonubie tees. Address Are = will take small bungaloweer clear vacant. - oe - would trade fer income or ‘wae @ War & 7 - N S : d rs pee é Dre. til “ee t. -% with sTANLEY bre rein, : ha * , bred Buschbaun. Overland. . . ‘= Chestnut a. . = : —] yD Fi ian _ ne FR ORE I SAREE Tw hai? Bea ant N. Levee: three stories, with heat and elevator. ' A DANDY CORNER LOC ATION | 8-reem modern: North fad RO4 Li 511 -13 N. Main St. 30. 000 square feet, large elerato Southea st cork b —— ito ” am WW al "tmer ; ° | rae ; 2c at y PT ‘ ‘ R | H} H choi - foub re ee . ; — ONE . ' orner } r: large rooming house age, ae 4 ty and | O AS wil m ake asonable repait O itera: ntti . saan oh ncaa “page “ - , . _— as 2 . ‘ ry} 7 ble , ° -_ > " —_ 9 ‘ ° ‘ ‘ Crgiis ou “ om 1 OF, : Vet a. 4 7 bt oe t , ot r rr} le ik) mn. bil - =~ ene ee oatmeal ~N & Sun. 617 c hestnut. st E. 4- BAKEW E] . = Ne hs oy " ' . ae : y ‘ ie . . . . 7 i4 new :-rvorm pnck bungaiow, 3. i EPSTEIN 4 : — a o~ ‘ ' : S$Al.ESMEN ox: er. . ie izi Was + TANCE __* 5 om 6 trade 5-rooiu sae, Bien n. T. “ph Bhs = 3 aa 4 ESTATE—WTD. TO Warehous wis ocust, auto salesroom, 22,000 sq. ft. thoroughiy equipped: se or sel thas t Ri versicae HOW, > inamanechaan wlan aruwoud flours pat Ts Ww Fxchenge coech. late mod a CHest Cth and | | - d $3500 second te buy houne - | oper . . i) Chestnut | j , en “ asia aaa. im, rest a kee suAgasu™ sso agg a dy omiemenniin , = t. * 2a -2TR _ innit a aa VE ged — & 7 2+ a A a ) SD i. SE if i a n ‘ : i bya: £23 erriail ‘ Tp. iJ Ty ‘ia For equity . £7 Lome BE SIN ~* “ fiat: w hete. Bod mon and 47,000 sq | ) — ; ; BU DE \G bX HANGE—o43x Te manne S and 3; | 307, Pete _—- New @t* ’ or any =Ss : : : Bay yg nana * Ryan nt E mcs ULS2 , mt: must have at 3a site ht n ior Dbungaiow. OT fid.- r lia’ ae ees seod =at ar : ' tee. condition use ebject; mon peyerte meee. - 3 u West End r c. ARTHU K FRE NT ROP, 7 oe Be : “ag ~~ BLL MENFELD kk. Eg. co. ed ' — e ~i10-]4-1§ Washington, factory or ware. : mous ac ks. — Me ee* J : . | ; n ms. ; +: a“ ? ng cr! *t) B } Bid &! R. Ee Co. je 18c1._ « . aes he « wl ese = ; _“. Business hotse, 30,000 & 44,000 sq. : JOST - MILLER m. F. CO.. 113 N. 16th. > > 7 — —— art 1 g. oe 2 ———— — a —— Soe | ts mg eh ae Ay — paagaeay ~ . 7 See: ..d1_—in town, suitable tor gam ¢ - *» . yRRT( y D] [ING mail family of ad its. Riverside 7USIiW ee 8 @rs , amil » S-rvem flats seperate fur cy’ eh troecery ane nari rc + na -y c chen raising; must be Dar- . ae a) N. od, factory or warehouse. ; pl ( Ey ; E BUT ILD 1a 1 { ray i : ACciea 0, R . j - m3 ces, subijes first , is of ti ust. What lo on ‘ oe ae f ock oak ae ‘i i: Bom ae dl Pedersen. 10147 operties $6,150 wg fe | cutStte Tad Jarre cemnnStI™ Seems | HOUSE Wii-=3 rooms paid, clean vars —— Open Sundays ty_apoowmment. (oO! Tevet eu io twrase’ Box MA87 E-D. | gittead 4B ane . a + oon ria S22:: to $40: con about - wl Adu ver 36 ACH HANGE— 1000 Peygp st.: une, sin td.—Or ‘ooded tract. within . Jay JOM E PRO "EE Y Wid—Anxious i f E tiage or bunga: ow | Ue +7 bs tag of y Ay " ud Pen touring. ae om any Grecription, Y-30 Ts Oita ef > Q > al ap ge “ ; re ‘pre ‘sen tative, or. ee by - G Ar fiel : "00 ) Broadwav and Locust Southwest corner ne , _ 3 ART-BILT CONST. vara, sCaALEU rn M a Pac. ny? Ka.; Wiul in - St. rT oii re" ° Lt trac nu e i - = office au d ecoufer person h Rid —/j ity or gee Vina Pars ae : , ia . , ! vacant | Box M-236. P.-D. fANLEY EPST SG efers state price. 8 7a Se Lous for vb. | & large rooms, second livor: exceuent 10Ca- Furnished Houses Wanted & INVESTMENT CO. © ; 4 r ity | | tion: low rent «i SHED BON a: $4:7S GRAND em, ARTHU R Ft iiversige "1 4S LOT Wtd.—Wil_ ——- $2000 equity in 904 Cheetanas st. “ f Wid— In Northwestern Ls — modern 5-reom buncalew on Bradley ave- , . a Mery buncaiew: give sir of —— ron UEASE ‘he Ragagenee — ee Pee aL : . 2 modern nue fer clear let on seuth. er southwest. °49-ACRE FA mS? tuil particulars, “Sex K-48. ‘PD (ae) SOUTHWEST CORNER KE KEOKUK AND : SST EXD GARAt short period: couniy preferred. Box K-12 r wants vacant lot or small coviage Box _M-127,_Post-Dipste)—__.—-— St. Charies. Mo. ene ef she a OS Wid — Cash for : CALIFORNIA AH AY Praet-Disnarel a ive RelA.’ ™ (pesiput. (Hes. 5603 | LOT Wid.—4 and 4 room Tat. ~ ¥ oC. worth er : will sell or | *, if ng ROLAND ys o-room flat above. warehonse REAL ESTATE oy or = y: .}| excelient conulvion, Pri _ S200 su wcre: larms i clear, ERS pen M Ain ond we 60x12 : a a ert M.1 \trk-—DUNIDOESS , ; ry , er caiil vant io rs ST STE BRt KE > 4 ; - ‘ra _ a ~ ty ~ef 1 Le irri o , 6 ‘ i ; p . . ate yt oe . te =f ‘ 4 “eRe te d “ ; RENTED | BL AST ST. s 8. ‘ : Fy ine Locat ion “for” rT Doete wot mai Out ~ is fuare fe ’ ver Laie ad mAlmANGE—Heve many pieces of prep- °° * “% —— bnwie iit Contarim. B71 si - tn. restricted Delmar. ' . AAT LyAD nr - 1) ari P : Bi NEA LL ae. INSTRICTION CO ‘s te exchange. beth tagge and sasaii. ~plew roggeey . ; : perty on Collinevilie av. 7 ef Skinker, soutn of i poet . AT I N\ th - Ris OT wright 4 1 } end , laid =e maicn years. What have_ : fer | 2 = > 500 ¥ in- os — = trade. a - h of Southwood; give cash price NEW STORI : 2 ear caren cesium He SCANDRs EES V ECS, ENC. | COP Wet Will trade Fased wale Tee STATE B AGE : 20), Post-Dispatch. v ST ORE 0 NT — Quis’ ct do4 Cuextinut st. »¥ 458 cle flat at Arsenal an ersen for es -M eee ge ES , a i oid . — " - — pap Sy Bing : oan : — 1i49 [47 >. res Want st SPSS ~~ NOL 955— ily, # roo yom , 13. one of ti - 2 Poet-Dienste Mewkae du XE W ~ | { } . = } Wa oe ‘ , by ans ‘ ae - ss — INC., Sud Chesinat ms ‘ _ . —s $100. Want 4 OFT geil or trade. « ‘heap. 23, Post-Disnst af cs. 2 2 ~ PRE ‘SOl TH IDE Ss Talis ; si ii : j . AL a Sgr A AND ANN J TT IRE aida , ; : : == . — REE Pea « ta A dL gusck acti: city oF Sever r eLores Wilalie for bar $131 -Morca ‘d: near Arsena — EXCEI! LENT Loca . —o, rae 7. 23 = cm oars: sas eat se : KX HANG E—Apartments: 6. L-. 4, wo) 2 Fou E. ' CORNELISON, ST. \TE BR¢t JKERAG / masts | Phooe DEimar 5750, sepees pix! 9 biidal ta. ott wr itp +3 rat “4 AU : Tr w OB bath: hest- open ape . si a “ ine : ‘ _" ; a . ’ - a . , , ae i ne Fa poene ogy ‘© j —= e —~ = reas 3 Pademure ind : “ASH A. KR repect 6212 | ti}? Paw Brown ca buy te ean ig erulties,. See . q*¢ 57 “ . . ’ . ‘ . . > ~ . ai’ ‘ . . " - , : , ' a 4 . «3 >¢ Wiis tsa A “ —_ - . ae , —— — _ RE: al i ~ TE . » = ~ > “—~— > = E Ey . F.. ® 238; A. 8K “ ay. lime vr - ‘ li- ' 2c } [ bor Re: : . eal = i : ~ee = Th es. 4% "a 4 y EK D ‘AN. Vi al R \ i Fe . + [am i% " erent s aru TA PD es s- .* . : ! awed eT Se ee sth. eit ~ 2k ment ap GS — hd od an va NC... BS Ches: wt. . Es. aa} ¥@ = CHTPR i ran x “ — : -- = . - ir : wee a i. nt “an . hong - . a IC T { )I Ss ( i. {* 3 a } . ' — 4 . , 7 : : on 7. ae cl ‘ “ ox. ~ % uD ‘ me - . SaRippe 4 wer rion é : poet Sas i ' } titi « sail - e oes IVVEDIATE SALE—ALA CASH i lites : : | pt wi! is Sees : ; ' mi i M-877. DES VTC a 7 : gine: 954%, Delmar: will lis sam ‘ana aa eee ST ATE BRU! ERAGRE , mb ; > l tae rt . sm » os : " ; , ‘ : ; r ¥ . ’ +? P i Eg }4 he. we . ; : ; om . ; tut - é a . P ; : j i ' - ~ . a anes Sa nities se - evi. - ai (srame. _L ie. j tisckd ; a ie T W Wo-Story Vv Bo ildine Bee en eee eS | re a un a " T°-rnr . rik AB ‘= oe — V4 ' 1? . wy 7 Tr) MES \T. . business property. 1? "= So os a — @950nn alee _ ened nation —_ — >. r ATI iy BRC ‘tae . be Al M ARK 1? | ——- om fen Deer Girect fre ners ihat will take other FARM Wiul.—For Ea : ww | gtalin 4 1U.000. Willmms, 5639 J 3-14 _ Pen Sow — — T ey ; 7 ry : ° r? ; ' Praperts :. oF Write us hat veo perpryt sox K-Ol¢ Post-Dispaicn.': ‘a ; ' , ; GRANT 40 a aie . A bs I dag [— hast Wes? _ . Zul Hai ni, price, caatiinemens owe "tg , re a ae ry mt ~~ — er a ' CHE V Y HASE, 2 be “ss ; lr te ane wae Sen: eend tees | ad wis oo) Woo slolue , uM what vou wart. Wo can make yee #:) ‘Role Mu. exchange ter itr oPoperty. jee as | 6440 : _ 70x150 an tf the Ww Me “a “ KINBES 32 _ GRAN D. ae | a : | : th j i ; = meena ot , = , wricht ei. ~ hi - ALS k i . W auin- . — ' 5 os a “T j i d = = r : | ; rie cal eel J +. r a EY. _: HEATH CO. GILAN ‘ ' E | var ' iB: = : Miran : yer RENEE ; LKM Wed —ter St. Lots most beeuth al : - rome wu & ; ee . . Ry \. £4 SISUER, Granite. & ' ; ' . ! I’ farmiiy apartment: ef) i 8 ‘* KERAGE r, ' MALTORS ield 3104, 3165 _eneambered. — sING é -_ DOL RLE WANTED * es | Brew . ‘ ~ S18 * = TRUEST cn. ‘ ar er + oGt “ Halts P n - é. TS wig on rue! at ¥ asa Sake Bea? mR AG Saigo te et hogs ie spy » - cee alle Se sos rs Rae "5 itn TEES os a oeccaese meant ree. 5 « Tt , i neon eet a h styl "Se cckie’ cee ennai 1. 4 > IN. GE ¢_ CRSNUt. _ _— arp 59MS Delmar. near Dam ey ee — KLoWSor residenc ith. $02] lows ‘ver: preferably soutn oF — | — ae. ih Bos K-377 It costs you oething te Lookt tare heat : HK! ; : t We may have — — 7)” Taw, : hiNéeshH! - - + Gras — and grocse nage ml — V// nisned, or par Pt rein 73. tieo van der Hayden aT ; ) imt: egully j FAR sake ger ee et. comin iT PETERSBCRG. Fla., wel-iecated mod-/ & weing 10 y 3 a iWay yt . artine ** ; ior ry rx ; \ See 2 aur be & — _ ‘ he : a . . she ~s : i ‘ —- : os oe He ‘nan : . os : ie > oor vee ern Ct x add) * at} ( unside ie CRATES ST “a ATee + | oriew- gocte u AULy speciaie: | CHARLES WELZ. $642 Gravois, Riv . peeiers. VACaes = SO.. S00 | “Colceeie Giver: tine fiabine bchion (Poe Owe, | Soom; Ferguson: | $1920 per year. Fut” ae cheam tart rentr o0UY. dalanve bank Mort ATE BROKERS Fs a P., Diggateh i AtJ, MA pole AY, SU’ RE ) : = ——_= : R — — resin ~ =. : : sees , i = i : Bo) Reese ? ath ail tene men rye v4 oo is ’ Vid.— a hance * ; , va- = ane gin ? ct _* ; : ™ i La j .- i , , ; —_ ~ oa if MERAMEC. J200—S1 ; er a Senin Mikal COR. GRAND AN: See “Gout “or — — UTD alse ir Punga ‘AT Wt-.—Tenement for 3-reem single. = ST m4 i. oe —y | ssc — | aa cs p balance memthly. ee bi xin Dasketiee Shans ) oe SS WI ae ne: ens ain —— ' “what have you B. K-. DOERFLINGER, Realtors, Vieter S22. “7 “ . tt. rie BE HU OR eee mae | , i et 7 + Sariety or hardware. CHestnut 7125 AGENCY ol T “one wl : rivet digger tc acre ‘on Merame cheese Mo 8 | —Smail: wil take lot, aut gax_ M2"): si - Disp wae XEMEN coieenies. sb-iina anced. Goud: centniee. 1 . — 22.5 | Ww EL sH- BEKGFELD R. te oe ee oT " | Bane AT™a) S-~4P Rail KAR T ¢ Whi fo ret deed nm good ment: BL NG ‘Low WANTED 1s EACHANGE Ve} ; want 4-f mi. fiat. south 3 my benutiful six-room singte flat; -oone Rat Bes 1 camuy Lat. Cth. | © 4é 945—Larce store: h —_ SSS eek: aigo for rert by. the ve: oe near Christian Brothers’ College. - noes i ae rou oe roome ing Oath in re Zs. . 00. ; s | TOTLlS ~ Pate Resort. Eureka. Mo Pt e FElLreka Lt. Post peptic. Til dah aes gS gy a TU EACHANGE—S3000) equity in Dt “RIN - ‘ j EN : » if ele i : sha ~ ; J ; " — ‘ = ~ iwviti : Be ge, ; 7 ‘ Tr “2 ~ rer pt ost ’ ; ? t room rie . : ™ ‘ a : = , , - ~izedy ¢ ¢ KY & 208 i ae pce Mh. ; pace d N- LoS | FEF‘ Rr LEASE a a : ide al 10% M4 ‘IT 800g aut mt bile. Ai. CALL WAGTITIRE. CABANY 8454. [~~ i~ 2 ot h ae i St. atTmc\T Y mT TT : re | nan eT es ee — FLAT WTYD—SINGLE OR DOUBLE. IN EXCHANGE room — ‘eaow erent HUMBOLDT Bl LB ee AM SERIALS S052 single flats: 3 EXCHANGE FOR 5-ROOM MODERN | ict ae down payment, smal monthly ry ~~ Ww ‘ ¥ ; a em en BiLcnene!l f m Oar eft r RtTweAarow -R214 VER ME oc notes crt us) med 4 ; DELM LR. 51 > RE As = ae aeaiha ‘ WMS gee - Se ass y m ca ; ‘ = (rr o> 4 , \rr x res ne me : FLAT VY td.— T wo-famiir flat: 4 and % S08 Cheetnut Eth ae ie os ———y apartment : — ] and Wachine , 5 ee nanatch, ne Si Gat Whe whe a m reams: west of Unien and nort ef Pere _— oo fine location for docter or beauty parlor rand ana Wasningto Ae i ict € ie, ¢ . See —— 7 a must be reasonable. Bex M-210. Peas«t- Dis. sche HEFFER BNAN. S14 Wainwright Bids. sath ehode FER. FROM 3 AIS ELD rche., 0 —e - tailor SHIT? jectric | SfELMAR. anv a aggre amggee gP ~ i? hl! . + . : —Do bbe . ’ > - 4 rocjcm x basement weorkcier *ast , Ty) Ty A yey e wt : { OM Tite A ' Li i ’ ei; “THE “SAN INGS ta ot OV. FI MA islo—si ae : . \ : . g as ‘ as ae . ‘ p , ‘ . ea " j . Ag ; ‘SAt scan ra ~. co re s . 4 - “ot tie : 1a) : ©} - inininees - ~ ¢ : »% 33 " 2 — . ie « : ss ns ‘ . r3 > iT o> s,* we el XK . 3 4 ; . 4 os - Sa ; ~eaes . - ” - ° ei 23-45 >i ™ . aA uf - or is q ' o _— ‘ , 4? sf} These ; , ‘ = — - . . rs - 7 : n'Me » fart a 4542 4) " Ty i} a at ‘ ae salt wt = . Caio : ‘ : ¥ 1“ oy rE T Fr Ta : : . Poa ? ; ba : ‘2 é e ae ~ ) 5 - 1? nn 2 AE , cow bh ren : of ~* ' , — . en ; ; FOENTECTIONERY Witad.—®r vartety stare. - "a i ce ; a eee es z - — ; abit ~~ ; xiang mit I, 40O8T-MILLER RR. E,. ‘ 7 ’ ert aver S200: heave clean 4-fam- EXCH ANGE—| acre grapelfuit grove — a * 19) -1Sli— kek » eh 47 1 19 T) > io ce - . : / t: S@-feet: all rented: valne 86500. FT. in Wia —cC ae Olive s«#t. erece $7500 Ss! Lait pragenrty ert Pay bo01-05 DELMAR 5 Sia : lestnu y ‘OLE. POL a K, 101 N. Sth. MAin jane preperty. west of Sarah. 4 tenants, .. ite H. Bernhardt. Reute 1. Vero Beach. a7a: DEGiv Suvi i a. ' Later : S0Ods oF shee rr pole 41th : ‘ —— Ce yarn ng consider flats or ‘e : } z 2.3 E ts2s——s ~ — a ~ E ; lie” Loe Fercusen (ar | “v4 Cl RROD em pone aggro a T hate ae family: price -iom 52 2X HAN! R— 3m i* t+ Mtoe’ & 51+ —— Lear 4 Le oe e— Ficeiient oration. . - ——--- on : : . mest : . ‘ ; . s2T BOR : “{ : mith . ‘ , Tt? EXCH 1 e-- rt) _Pagsiy Wve am] Atlantic Pact First fimer, ia " a Makes, TF AGE 4 — WOLr-ret LACK. io) N. Sth. Mile 1958-9 arten Lay, Mi sandy beerh: bag ee CHestret sas | second bern 5 vers ' HOUS] 1 nec; cheap. sine oa ag ae ararneal 7 : 2o/. LAT Wid.— Wil exchante L 0 | 2 a oot: will trade \ VEIL LTolo— Roa ming heus 2, furnished | 4 ‘MOA per get “7 a genes ; 7 , F: ' +: : rs rT) ret ef Tres tage TR. — : ; Wtd.— Will trade new 4- a -hard and com bhi : cmt om . hy " te ; co FRANC PREY re = - - - oe Te : { OTT VF \ ° ' 1 ; we ort oan ie ® : ——. 4 i - ttn ln ee a ia : vusy a = hy or 3 . OD ‘ single flat. “outh Side. snhiect te 864509 : 2it) watrean value S450) Box Y-?6 ? are orth of S41 ug av VANDEVENTER. 224 sy Sw. stores: | o's ati TOGTS. hat ita hy , ate ‘ Ja ASL Si Os n- ahd s .OTaY ‘Ty road. x00 Idan firxt deed. fer cettace or bungs'ew. roet-Tisnaltct mat lecetion - ~~, e 4 Lor ‘ai eatete office a eTTui moaner-r .T ion TO in ee a ti '¢ toed Ft “de. net aewer STO Box M-#! : - ag dere in amen: teemmee’ is . ; ~- Sona sit. : : : = tn 6-FaMiILy mJ: ee WireGinia, €:1a—Ricre and room in rear, BASTON, to — Le marge corer stere, $85. “—_. i WEE aad 9 LUCBHO on venience. [noe COTTAGE OR SMALL FLAT WANTED fie epiar Tek weave tre ineter maint DULMERTS KR. E. CO. 908 Chestnut. le ont. Derdeene #8} iy For 4%, oe. 41) miles weet of 81 a + nae $70 O° pert n “ E. d Ee? 2? ~—Hiare ro .GF any Kind YA ‘ f4fi 5A tazrri tas j Tries ff of werd | 6reac eee : Suen af trast. a @uick ‘ cool om v8 ~* ; - mo “ ' pas -- i“ng nrormerir toa BENS AMIN. wine SHLIN RF AL. TY co. - = SESE AAR eR . en CLIB SITES—BSarcain: Meramec Eiwer: m™ . G eek’ eS a ; . . ; . a ——— rm DEMRABRLE corners mM DER BLIM.. MAIN TAS. : sr N. 4548 : tora : ; - oo _ be nathtigg , frentaze: came ort “nda y. Lai 480x114. a es xKTry Pp — i R : —_ .& PATEIN & “N. ™M Aim 7162. ; i 3 Ze ‘ a . : ~ : 4 - . ailbe he tery art nig ats 7 22 mh at oo54) ‘sat tre 9 wien eee ieee acre Sites; Dickmann Park. arrows Me : CO. A “ y : ™e - er PLAT OR St SiNEeS PROPERTY oe — price Ste OOF Granc ai rs se he! 2 suite: r bt ae : a ; ws a ee . " e . . ‘ . 7 a? river from \ alle. Park cor et {hy “=f 137 ” CORT v e # OR am RI Ne: NG at ~~ ws NT r +? Thi. ; ; ; . , n , . ’ - ~ ot +be tz; . Pr i 1s *% a. service Peiag mares ig this rs -AST . Scaa—Biore rent a rex ¢ “ Beggs se wha a ; we fo . FOR THIS DOUBLE Tm wurr anx we tM Tee = ;. & wr foe es ‘ — REN ALTHE’ MER * SRO. a WELL, b bi} r at deiekiiciee a wMdern fr marie eg! iin . 4747-49 Me“Wen: weil bailt 5-4: fur- ; éth Flour, % and ¢ . : md 1ITS ten a Ras Rn ak Penion: far: | eaten: swage , tents: $2700 a year; see Moca Ww LEY Y Y ALT. CO nz’ % ANT Wie Foi onesie rn bungalow. Son RY . ye : i i | eet Peet oo) , wan TP Respect (i oe mmodion» - KARTS, ee eee. : rand Riverside 1887, —& 1 EPSTFIN & SON. G17 _{hestnut. ‘OR SINGLE FLAT NC. 906 Chestnat. Mile 484. es teh . _ ‘ ; > ' — ; — eee : Y ANNINGER. betes = x . —- —— : — — PRE "\ehatiee ~ «Si avr quale then. a Geico 3 oat Sock. fishine wekin i= : : — ee - ee 6- rourr Mn residence a and other services are e99) | ; Suit | wt: at man, Soe =. | | ange O0Ex inaehichwer, 2-4 fami’y | im the Post-Dispatch , A rt a OCe iu t iw. . ~ oo te y - . * . abie for ‘Grugsist. Parkview 2514W.( i poner. = Bresent eocupied as & caniee Page te seue TEE “ . - , ved ; | Gate. tat comnicted: 199 per cent rented olumns« eon Service Sy Me 7 :o4. | quiek a wanted, GArfield Ca ‘ , Box M-S6. Post-Di suaten, ic

Page 83

cog ~~ A Anam mga iy th — & ai ee ee oe. AY, rex - ilieeie: Cotea : nye 1B lats, Apartments, Ri Residences For Sale Today. POST-DISPATCH. ___, Bungalows, Cottages, F JULY 29. 1928. 2000 2000 REAL ESTATE For e FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. RBAN OP. FOR SALE , SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE ‘| SUBU PR ee PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FO BAN PR : Shrewsbury = st NDAY., SUBURB SALE ~ SUBURBAN Kirkwood five rooms: Bew | ail montis ments 7 JULY 29, 1928, P. FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | AN PROP. FOR is: funn ty home, or | | cEYER 712 N—Tile stucco, brick iim: | HOOD. 2336-—uncalow: reapect: Jot | Aei-tuilt S-1oom bungalow pe eR ee — PRO —— — —— | ° H , ite Today 20 ACRES—For ideal Phone. CHestnut 6 rooms. bath. sewing room: 2 vears Sere bac x fenced. (cP®) furnace, tloored attic Be sg ee and side- ‘ TATE bA =H O t d See his Ideal omesl will consider trade. old: 3-car garage: cone rete Street: $8500. es ————— ee ==! ! S0-foot lot with $3300 is ioes thaa evel. * - REAL ES —_— ay ; | Come u an T ' 6834. Ai ge See | Ot ponies. rooms, warage. chicken 7000: a i “ Box M120. Am, -LNSpetCs. HILLS” Clayton rd.. water, electric: 40 acres | F840: $6500: terms to | 104 N. Cl |) upe-7-room residence; 2 baths, (|| Dasement; one block 40, ic} | ” ‘eur soxcae: Ea ee Drive Uu | i] “THE NEW DEVELOPMENT ON TOP OF THE and Mississippi | Clayton rd. DE apeoved, $800 ver acre: | FOE e a gat aot SO ||! mot-water beat. hardwood roars, tl! | orice ane. Ab at T | | Og ns ies : ox hat will epan the Missouri Dallas rd.. well impro rd roac, 4- HOUSE—8-room modern: conveniently lo. nt odern Satures, 2-car garage: |. LOW _& rooms ic : soak vedhmtamtmaen ee at i Situated between both of the new britiges t 26 “acres. 8 acres timber, ware acres at | cated; lot SOxltlo on 7o0,. See) i) mo and yard. Wort j|!! BUNGA fruit trees, grape arbor: | : _ a ry ‘ oa la arge porch ), tj hardwood floors, ftrui rec WANT farms. jote or other > oor |} Rivers. use. $325 per acre: igh lo- | owner. Phone Kirkwood 625, 117 N. ee ae ; re =. price. $14.5¢ thy ls, church. near 21000 to $3500 down Reniucay D Hi] TCNow under construc se, fine parks, public and parochial schools and in ot | eterna Bo. rere: $240 acres, Broom | 20 Wal a veMY EAS) TERMS. ONLY 10% | eee ee “house. Call_ 8810 Windom. its) +} rogius a sth ‘vu a $ 41 pa : " .. 362 3 « cae e: 4 > es 7 6 Sd ia , = a ee . Sastre” gsttcn: See. Samiecer wae | AL (aS ag op goog fendence aus, qutbuldings deep wei. | RIREWOOD ED_aat Swat CASH URRQUIEED. nERDAY. ||| BUNGALOW Some Wk, Sa poh | 24518) for 3 yeais. rite » ne uy Club, acre. We ha ocated. Write y_& SMITH, 1001 Locust. (c) ait Like R . fe Ba ' brick w of u i yener to } Birdie, (Jong Slation. Dk) 11 | Thien ar ny ag oni "the big department stores. atie at a good price: well | corres S06—New English cottages. | 4 PATL SAC + gies |i arage: health are omer nT cW.. | | WE YRALDE iarms. ec og 7 ae d b Algonquin Golf Club Siclnete bit / DRIVE OUT TODAY or ca Cc. W. WIPKE. in 2 and 6 rooms, hardwood floors. tile | Granite Building. ” CHestnu ‘ a? . Reck rd. te} | thing quick, MORROW, "Tih - Surrounde y | it EP gee Quality Does Not Mean High Prices Kirkwood, Mo, __Phone_Kirk, 953. Blo.” cnet of High eee? Rouse. 31 1] Seema | EC NGRLOWE Troe ricln, Fant oon | | WE SPECIALIZE 2. sores AR. ait me ae _—— on Grounds Until 7 P. M. , go npmep yey Bons. ¢ast of high scho (eng, || —— ae — hard «00d sore. a — | —— rity and tarm for ian oO LGO y. - id ‘ s ; j a id wa a, - & ; f Uai.vy secure for you » hat pro tifwl setting in St. Louis ene SR agen egga is surround- |. 0 FOR HOMESIT kK Partial List of Acreage || WOODBINE. 700 W. ee cae ‘oan. Pine Lawn asin yg mena less than rent. H. J sR | Miss you have oe fronts 07 a, oa — hem ‘of Algonquin Club. Well restricted. || HERE BY AUTO | Rd. $ 8.000 | Ee. ries. arenes —e cane terms. | AVONDALE KAMP DN Oe ee eee | estate vou have B00" ides by the gol der contract. Completed | HOW TO GET T 14 acres, Gravom Rd....-.-- 6,000 || ctities. vineyar | 3733 aid ja rt aided . — LEY FP. & =EPORD & co all other . Several beautiful homes unde id oa —NO TAXES to. lendid for nursery | | Seiferth. | | day. lot: inatoo con LEY P. a 2 on wider. Priced low NO INTEREST d, then short d¢tance 20 acres, sp | sinenetaes —- _ : : . cozy brick bunga- | & E—3 rooms. nice jo O05 Security Bldg, Louis, ’ ‘ feet or lectric, gas, water and sewers. | urn arimcre Roa , “ . f view, i > 7x New, modern .5-room co COTTAG , churches oa \CH INGE 73 besudifai fol es pis include aoeaiaton.? Lecuied on Berry road south of Kirkwood- ' Drive north on Riverview Drive. t nsstief ast x: | | oo meres. ay lanl dae 21,000 |; WOODLAW N COUNTRY | low : near school and ear line. | Sates: Sear See bargain at $4000. 1 HEI WILL E aed ) immediate constru d Lockwood. ‘|| properiy turn right on Lari- | room did home site.. 25.000 ! ’ 4. F. ©; RELLER, and siofes’ a real tw St. Charles Rock rd. “1 os er rs # See tel ee Newees SaDEReNge am i Via Bellefontaine Road (a continuation of North Broadway), tu || SB acres, _— Clayton Rd.... 12,000 | CLUB LOT a! 3525 N. Broadway. BEL R, E. CO. mate —— ey oo gare Box M220. Post-Dispateh, HH] Road | #0 acres, nea 23,500 || 200: | k trees; a pickup | RRET 5T. REST. 8015—4 rooms. 300; | are Mi t Trampe Road. ; Sunset Hill district. 23, th 250x200; large oa 3414-18 BA tt | FORES Oxi6e: price $5 or WILL irade my uty of SSDUG in r , || More Road to ren, = A : R | 59 acres, Sun 4 m Ol: ter room efficiency ma brick: lot 50x FOr- fest, room and = h aan ie tor groves See Representative on the Ground Today, or Ht ht ond ot tab: “pre. tranaportation will be waiting at the | | 60 whose ny, gelnigen TR a ie So & ~ «oii | rick benpekenn Chie ieecaae eam Pann sa CHEMEL-GRIMM REALTY. a. | 7 “ Sih? pt mn, ai . t & Pucery Pha ae ' is | Broadway car. nort oO i OUSBC ~ctesene Rai in. enti 18,000 : vy etes 3 = f] rs: price $5500: terms to suit oe est “e228. a ve ; 7 soy : Sa ticle ‘ j . i} - i . J ‘ t 7 ie -room :' on near : ; . ‘ | eo Easton and Sars Lind ! bret ~ W KERR REALT Y CO. 1 WM. L. HECKMAN ecg scree, 5 rooms Ro - 10,500 | New thi 5-room: one floor: brick. "loeuaaer Ge trade for amg aes earns. $135 ih balance fio “mont we ep a it. als ui o iat OR ar. Om brit “a i 4 6 66s es 6 28 7, ‘ . : — a ’ Y “ } Jul Mein e \ reer 4800 a ee F | ce. bungalow: Jot SOxI2S: a real ‘bone: i z: as . : : ides, ) 8443 N. Broadway | 150 acres, all gy oe Sone or il (964 W ARNER AV. STOCK ‘SCO OTT KLTY. CO, EVergreen 8751. | BE’ crs 9009 ST. CHARLES ROD. elec- boa © ia $4 single at in CES MAin 2624 | 100 North 7th Street | 250 acres, 5-room house, 21,000) 0w""""S ar ; 37—o-room brick bungalow; bath, furnace. ' | t FEINBERG oe ne SL TORS, Ni th St Realtors | : i : , | AD | farm sseeeesesereeess : t PRICE LOW vpungalow: tile Lo hardwood floors. tone. a de corated ; lot SUxll0: price a ‘ine for a ; = We _ | corr rooms, Natural Bridge | © OFF ST, CHARLES ROCK BOAD. | | UST CO | LOCATION ESSEX AND TAYLOR AVS. unate. RLTY. & INV. CO. | 4nd URER-GHIO-BEFY A REALTY CO.. } ; 2 - ' SIU Th. ty! ‘ 4 BSt. - i “ Ls “ s F oes | pc encpac | . ee ares wine eee of Car- ho eee bemeaiad: oe || KIRK WOOD TR ” ip At the N. W. Corner. og gd KIC CKMEVER- ee opal TY. & EN. CO. | we ER-GHI Mieraon rreon_A6Oz. | of 100x200; made street: ‘o. wit. a " om re rms: $2850. Owner, EV er-| A pea ence; large lot: fruit trees, | || REALTORS _ home, magnificent crounds, = PO —_ . franse | R 8994-—4 roome. aes | and ' r double. flat w ; ah agg 8 ag as a ia: sanaioe: “trad tor brick bungalow i ery appointment cr gg . a ees | | SABTL E TeV E, TOGO Lara coun: | TUDOR. 1: Rarage, JEtferson 8892 -| for SIngie Oo oe ae | gree 584. : A, aae., | rapes. carde i) bauer ro) c 73 pation , &: Bo : a Fler — P ma: | eas Box M118. Post-Dispa | COTTAGE—4-room frame; lot 50x135: t+ St. John’s Station. t 1519. t | home. apy pagan han a We emphasize | Douse:. many — any reasonable offer [37 CASH--BALANCE $30 MON ed 2 WILMINGTON, 911—New Di ory brie gee has 35 fruit trees, grape arbor; cinder | FEDERER, 7610 Gravois. PRospect 1519. eee ie i vice is low and the ust well sep — a. = oe -poom ang karage. “tt will | 4 haapeealow: ti Sat ye too street: can be pool yA A ‘leone Gene Euketontaine vd 19 min- a: S. W. Cor. Manchester py AR e. “A sk us ; d Read. | | CREST. To $230 —0 rooms — saree rg fine ry Nogere and, tres owner | "ater heat. Dick garage; gud «$23 located close to Gra ¥ acres. near Bellefontaine rd.. lJ mi barns and out- |} res dern 1l-room stuc- | Nn u Mss bbery and fiowers. é ba - | propert =e Chippewa at if Nebraska. PRospect 21g Between Normandie and Bellerive Country Clubs ground; must sell because of poor, health: | Sotues: tees stnererd (rece: county wa- |i s Seen edaeaed aeaee rot || From its attractive lareq living 10cm | crore aban bien Co. ere ee3t. YOU’LL BUY TODAY . 200 LEVEL illincis acres, nears towns am + 3 | Small cash payment, balance ; | houses; . or ;¢ rier; tile bath; ||| fireplace and wrought iro Ee 301—Pretty 5-room_ bric low price 5 8 ~% | & a , ' “ te yas [R00 | | ith oil ourner; | | with firepla } ANELLA. 630 ty and extra OB to $10 noes 06 w i} Name, sol J u! ian | HOMESITE. Large lots, 50x150 feet. Improvements | 4. Te Cole y gy _ sei ag _Epw. i. KUAS RLTY. CO. phat wacucd | pant conventen ce, Grounts gr eet H | ee batho at a “the. flow of “only 2 a ag th Ste Bena ane nt only x of is, vungalow. you b sig - 5 * oors pati; : ex * for your . ; New | Td. Tom Colby, e av. I } (0 CASH, PAY LIKE RENT. H andscaped. All necessary o a Atop. this house be-| anxious to se miss i 50; 2-car garage: nd AOU 1S ic weal piace " water, gas and electric. tele 5 ae) *; water. electric: ga- | NO CASH, P - bath, close ly landscap lars call || the early morning sun. ; CLOSE REALTY C0.. lot 650x150; st decorated a as | — —— r b, 5-foot sidewalk, sewer, : COTTAGE—2 rooms: Hiei alow, 4 rooms, bath, Has rice and particu construction: 3 bed 4. B. ; ORRE honut; tile bath: ju r: GF) | “abd Lincel vacant for one, Bobe 2: fool now under construction. Conveuient to street care and busees drive out Si. Chatlcs ‘rd. to Dis’ sy), D400 | to DARGY, bungalo = lag gg OS FF EDWARD L. BAKEW ELL | rooms, a. blue, green and Tose ane: rots EAST Pie 3505-8750 saab and reat win | enrouRnent: OHS xectucns, You cam | i sat , ; " “BL: —. 1 block: ask RO: nat any re 37 Evergreen. 118 N. ater heater odern §-room fime additional. a “re mK CALs OR ~resit ee | New Homes Now Under Construction. See Them. Be? CJ, FRANKE REALTY 00. 8808 | omy BROOM COTTAGE: SL S007" - grelaaaes Kleen ‘heat tuberin. fact, “eversthing thet | punxalew; ‘cower, Sidewalks: deautifal 1o-/'not svend a dime additions) 4 vf St. Charlies r — | d- Re fi Open for in- Why rent? . ° to ew 0 _— rater. elec- $2 ASH. $15 MONTHL . kes for home comfort 0 cation. 4156 ¥. Modern apart. oweey + COTTAGE—o rooms, furnace, water, 4 e founda- =e N._ Kirkwod rd ; saianiiiiia : : - : : FT wteam heat: “tile” bath, bardwocdil | ge ihe ASO-foot hot: only gt Ph geen De gatotr, ” Lot SUx125. electric | “tinder gireet: Hog | j HENLEY CO, Realtors: “Kirkwood 38, | 2331 (1860 KIENLEN AV. fur University City of Salles | tj T hc 94 . , die: may be you 3 Poe ton: 61 . : * r ‘ t? Vattero *. Brentw . ee RR ral} w l-car garage ; ‘ ALLISON 7004 C nilnuation 4 MODERN So miler 2a cE -F leer Realty & Inv. Co. oe: way: here's your chance. ‘Take a 3 | aOR 34—O-room brick bungalow: nate; senders. heme | Atv Dundy little 4-rvom bungalow J nds Ol : | | MODERN 5+ 5s. j SINGLE fe ANTE a Iaic ey soon ee eg ge MER. corner, SRI ESTEE a BARGAINS — MUST /M > gra lg ae garage: bargain. (c¥9) : Maplewood : HA. AKE KE AL a CO., (eG8) atthe shane srior: Feenin , — go Pa gg ame tust For tungalew sichmon eights; six Tuestler i ‘ ie on te, 3 t Lackland. | i. oe SELL. a : _ ee "835 BARTOLD. ra. can be sent . ke -sesetee curmece: @ @ulck deal can be ar. REALTORS $425-6 ih gyn A ee rd... then | 1237 Sutter av. — nd Heights FOR wuburbes property to buy or ta Micmand oh, hot-water heat; Ph and 6109 (east ot dennings)—S-roem | She beste Fae? Ref hod conus. | ranged. ' Grand Blvd. COllax 3425-6. iw a hie 7 “— 9907 Arthur av.. Richmon iB OLS, change. ca i e: lot 75x95; first-class cond 4modern residence ; ot 23 J 4°. me offer. > 4 142° d. 1 EPSTEIN &@ \_& SON, 617 Chestnut, , 3129 N. north 2 block 1 | qiVi 4 Yeatha av. wood Bank R Co. | Sarag 125 N. tth, CHestnut 83 d av.. Phone Hiland ee =m eee ¥ = - mm ; BARGAIN—Beautiful | 6448 and 6449 Oleat} Brentw 00 . | throughout Kamp, ys. 6 ee ity ian ' = C Senmaaiii-en eraity City —kIve a MORE GOO GOOD TR: ADEs, am “ am Pal ? ;* -\ R. | COUNTRY HOME 7 ; leening | eae . av. R sa age : , BAKEWELL, a ait or trade for e¢ Rs . 2251 (Unie | Nine rooms, Webst ter. for 6 or 6 single Me EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR BEL 0 ae * Ow eeest brick, . 7 pois a a3 shruibieey i 2 ee Drive. Maplewood WEbster 2862. (¢80) : DWARD L. 118 XN. 7th st.) LOTS—20; pee 239 97. (99) yon arage. hot-water heat. ingle 45-5 outh. t ce — | porch; very. mnodern: trees and s I Se9 red rive, Maplewood, aw | CHestn ui 9555. 5 prep, ~-Beauti- 2-fam 7 5 pedarag + or ne 5 a orth. for cottage ”* owner PArkview 5100. -| 45 Circle a 4 P , | BUNGALUWs — Direct hy * ggg OAKDALE, 3522 LF Ae Pigg bath, | AMHERST. 7040 — 21 ts $190- per i prgteter : lot, north, ‘for gt ne — ‘ | | COUNTRY “HOM I uis: oo Bs aboot TS | S802 Victoria st. . SCHOLLMEYEDR | Carsonville btreet:” ont = Zac’ weatbia: cals a yg ggg ae + = heat. o_o a yf reed rea U sonable: $154 RK. Evo. o-9 single. south. for large double Peele || miles from st. Loui iataen mprov oniy 2 ; f ou SS Pegs {eur bome in Grantwood with city conveniences. ‘Approximately eee gate, cant pao oy. oh nae $950 CASH dining. room and Kitchen, “with, Kelvinator, | “modern coitaee all Br POMN ANG CB | nama, andious to ‘sci e e BUNGALOW Save $1000 on oes 5 rooms mod "NE AR ; AME cuit veh to the heart of hyena a a = the “Grantwood” sign. | soe ose ae Oxy (U ‘niversity City) Balance like rent, will buy the ag lit- bat egee Ay pe variety siove and, oven: plenty terest. CAIN & HARDESTY REAL fi ; + Pisce Me gay Clayton. WYdown O86. ee. “a ‘ex plaster, all improvements 4ahIv Lid ? 4 , follow the Gra ° ace | a oy tem ° “s ees vod fellow. aianc ens | TNT w: all im- ank 0 ce, ai and * a 350: near DO? . bo : : unty—Y% To reach Grantwood i re ‘ |) | bot. 490x100. Apply 1273 Goo lla; | Ue brick bungalow you ever f 1m end of Clay ton Ca in ; | FOR bunga Owes, . ‘ . ad aia “ ] Pstate ‘ } S bi an ) | ° nrenienc e* ni ant aennt Olttage wh: nm RN. 9917 M@ear Je rom ne pgs ’ : lot , ron : ‘layton rd.: smal) " ‘icinity cal! Rea e 2 6st - i O0x160: every co is HAUNCEY P HEATH Con GArfelg 3343 PRICE $25 TO $35 PER FOOT 4 vee 3403. ie sree eneaaee oe eek SG eee I gag “mponthly Depi. Bank of Maplewood tienen Ps (2144 68t SAYS SELL oflering theas at $5800. on bog py me front. > 4 MAin 346 Pon 100x4: ; idence; garage; ; This property is west o d 6701. —. tt brick bengalow: modern show them to you OU1lé 2 . No lots less. than 100 feet FRANC is PLACE, ‘rear; modern 1@-room res fer chiek- | money. This } n rd. PArkview 0103. | Hien é & rooms. sun 4-room matt br ‘ Waiter J. Edwards, builder, de bial cae O! exe mange Lots 230 feet —J50 fect deep. 2 | it - $ rooms. hard | ed on a beautiful lot; ideal for , property on Clayton r HOFF ON | GAYOLA. 7417—Bungalow, hag eee a-\ in every way: oo sO - uns. N 4258. up. kview 2765J - | Y , i} | Fniest stucen hungelow th; lot onan 4s; inspect this bargain; OHN AND eam TEGET tile bath, rock porch; Z-car ¢ | KORTE, 110 x . STH. MAIN 4258. Page. PArkvie new v: fu ° reSTM ° f floors: steam beat: tile ba ens or dog kennels; * 5 : room, tile . ic) | a SOrTH DRIVE OO Beae Delmar: for "tine m cottage. aieeer ‘or cheer ; apg KINGSHIGHWAY ; | ase MIL LER = ————— ; ie | : eng rg “i 3 WYdown os7o. ; . cen le flat: baths. steam heat: OME: LAW} bonne ve DIN er, PArkview ; Sane. 0 Sf - 2126 &. ALANGS ‘ oe : 3006 Troome and bath, bric 7 EState lor Sa 3 room sing :. Tth st. | HO ARAGE: PZR- PP G86 All improved; Oe te SALESMEN ON GROUNDS | GRAV OTR 03 50x157. Telephone WaAt-| - "eae E tat — terms. D. Ll. DIEHL, 107 N. 7th ND HALL: LAKGE G CoRBIPE, ~ G826— Fred Real Estate. Mortgag oa : |son 6611. wen CLAYTON RO: h Ferg: eee | sees. Bene: Groom) and bats, | FHCT CIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO.. ay ii— : io Trust C TE REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY “Also 3-room me. Inguire #300 Gravois.| 91 roome, 3 bathe: 9 seeping, porch. ‘rooms; large Jot. 1308 , Florissant toad. | HOUSE—Lovely modern 5-room)and | lot 813 CHESTNUT. — ~~ | _galow: ‘large rooms, fireplace: garage: [En | . so . ermi n a 2 lot: 1308 8. ———| in best 5 rice AL BARG > schools: 500 pose 260 rus Oo, —WTD. TO BUY er rd: own — k. and bath. | breakfast room: aon oy fine trees, shrwbs rooms; large road; 50 | nice garag a beautifu we A REAL modern: price ef to we CA 7120. wt ie! Telephone Bids. 10th and a rf = $3900 second to buy house Flats and Apartments Wanted “fumace dear garage: streets Made: side | ore ae Se A re Laocated at ae Jay ¢ “iruit treem, plenty of grapes: garage. Price $7000 0. $1500 a 2 Co). 7259 Manchester. ont “HAA KE REALTY Ct cd." (92) Pie Mr fereity Park} flo me is rer ee NER | Mt; anywhere. Br o ‘co6) FLAT ee ee cheaD: agen's “or | a A gaat t~ a For card of admission a $4900. ie — peng large lot: | HMland 0999. —faeee LAWN COTTAGE “FA RGALS 7-room go cll bermes: tateriae fintels pam. BUSINESS CORNER i becore for ony type of real es- _ re ag ggg age ee Bad rice. Box | CHARLES WELZ, 4642 Gravois. Riv. 2080 | CORNET & ZEIBIG, 719 Chestout.___ | CNG. a a tae 1 a a BARA| i Eran gy tee : his ao av.: 4room frame, — ee stucco: 2-car brick garage; rT phd : ‘ u * a ad ; 4 be Zs ———_——-—- -- -— . 4 . ° * 7 . . atl - — New. beautiful building: all leased: wit dition =e ob eurnest M 418. Post-Dispatch. : ng URS a Place oe ial Bide. MAin 2613. k. ego trade for a | coats le foundation small down paymen tile roof: open for in tion. : quire trade for cood wnt na i deeds of rom tr: condition MENFELD Sie. Er. cOo., matt oe wae room flat, from ee buncalow furnace: Riggio wet oy anata VY isit J argon BUNGALOW 4 rooms. hall. modern brick. welt kent” hhoine: Maplewood. KAMP, %. | and vrrTy easy ter CHestnut 6900. i A or aie or rent. roome: all 4a rat ~ ™ fruit and yo e mad ed. a 2 7207 RAY EN WOOD ‘ Po incht lin and school ‘ , : Exchanged® ee oteuee sel must be bar- | C CSS) r brick bungal N GROUND. nating be o be appreciate VALLEY. 2529— (eT) | BA letely modern; easy terms. De F_R amsey 6514 Bartmer. (c7) ; De ieces Mag and chicken raising: 1017 | Lispatch. ne 3 HIGHLAND AV. SALESMEN 0} ‘Ferguson; must co FERGCUSO N. eom house: $3300. | galow; completely (c2) | once, Robt. a : ra t Tor C. Pedersen, | d.—3-3. South Side nm: NO. g¢ & Realty CASE RLTY. CO. 3-700 Te yg og ; give detaiis. | SINGLE FLAT Wt -117. P.-D. »oms, hardwood n Building GRAF & lot 70x17 =o, R PL., 7343(nerth of Mane CREST. S731—> am “ce: Inust be : ix; During Past 90 Days ee: ne ee Sear ee be: soe we | ee, Abany 8799 COTERGE Ero en. fe, Jus | [aerogm moern hunalon Zar eae __817 Manola,. New a-toom brick: mod- | “heat be apureristed’ owne? leaving town | vie A -D.| TENE) i M-67, % i E. CO... 113 O. ee | Sarage rs; price $5: fruits, shru exe i real bargain. seen to 6860 © a hin ) i there's a reason. We give quick B: any description, Box Y-307, P |_buy equity if price is right. Box JOST MILLER RK. E. : berries, shrubs and flowe FERGUSON. ‘. Tth. CHestnut 8342. 40. Price is a 8154. ust sell. Call CAbany ; ring. | om ~ ‘# sur chents b 5 fair UuPak ‘ we pr operty a any ee. U , ven } ' ——-—— : pam: bt low: fruit | a QO S & CASE RLTY. CO.., 105 N. ‘ * DRIC KS-RU BEL ING, (Mee nth m 75%. room Ce: *, 4 = 1 and 8ails Ou | Agrees PAY caéh lor impr u right | Post-Dispatch. - : HILLMAN. 2957—4-room bunge h | NEW BUN IGAL W GRAF room bun-|— 250 CASH BU ¥ “BEND! M. DARTMOLT! T H. 68 ro sale: liix and handling their ext anges if Dbargaiu. bruwi, JLo Wailbw - ; WANT 5-b single flats: Kingshigh way “to | “yr * de three: 9 S00Cx202; just nort SEE l Bridge DARST., 7“ 23—Beautiful new 2 heat. tile wr F lk: 4 rooms. bath, furnace; g3a- OPEN } hd ote i To 5 ery conventenge: priced for ; id BUG | mien tt, Just a phone call wi | Borie: Lindell to Deimar; owners only. | and Boe ries Rock rd.: $6750. Bel-Nor, 8100 west on Natura modern alow on made street; hot-water will take stg a arrange balance in very easy NER SAYS SELL. olen er within. CAbany O611 : : " “tf He : - re > . { ¢ - e ’ ; t of Klie owner — ments | representative ? .? tert tier & thii, Cail at @ : . Wis —City , Or count ¥. \ Itlita I ars oO L362 Post- Dis yateh (c ; St. = re & F Pe KE. 1008 Chestnut et. ' 2912 Clearvie w drive, 5 rooms, Rua oy hurdwood floors. large Jot ay enc w tom wet pri 6303 Dardanella: just wes 125; price DARTMOUTH, C0D— Kew ‘brick. } ‘ @ 20f | office x: 1 confer per with sb a atv te price. box ¥-7t, P.-D. Box = — j REA nfinished home: “jot throug hout, garage: side ive. modern vacant; easy terms. ATwater term . ents Poa al CHestnut 7893. avenue; 5-room modern; lot 40x.1 DAR “ m: garage, side 4 1 = =So STANLA&Y EPSTEIN ooh —_— ; Louis for | | HOU St — Berean: Spohr Grocery, Collins | t 8301 Raequet drive, 6 rooms, good fruiy farm. Wm. | CORN-EBER — $6650. ie (cao) | , and sunroo gig Gnend axkom —- hee Au 3. | Wid —In SOTERwesters St. Louis for | iden Wanted | 100x250. Call at Spohr 3 FARM—5 acres; Ferguson, Mo. ” Beat OWNER LEAVING ALTY CO., FOrest 2284. (c terms; open Sunday ty in 904 Chesirut st Lidia tianninente® ae he . ay: of int, price | Res ces | throughout, garage odern Hudson & Smith, Ferg . —bar none: 6- | HAAKE RE ae el oo } — . Beory buncalow: give # ouse,' and Kirkham av. : ; i, Drive, 6 rooms, m Giebe, (99) in Maplewood VE OCT NATURAL BRIDGE TO 6900 : Bae ~40-ACRE FARM met ull particulare. Box K-48. 0, (eB gcc oy FO HOUSE—E& rooms; 3-room house v. Rie | geet “aparage. pen for in- | ————. — J! Spacious | oom, 13-inch. brick. semi ees ona | Dit Stop at 3528 and_3530 Kingsland ‘av DET sos than eed, Ditfalar | : Post-Dis at Fe rr re es |2.° Phone Hieh Riag *ked with fish. | iOW, PD GRA MA» - BAL — Ry; ( Corbitt a¥.. iates $15.16 Paul Brown Bide, #73 pat Dispatch te tor atamily PROP. FOR SALE | —I75-400: St. Charles Rock 1d.; | stocke NES. ALTHEIMER. WILLIAMS & anytiing in real estate. Ferguson, “Mo. | BPSD LARGE ROOMS; 3375. Rechesnd Plctebes AG. Ditmar Stak (pe) owe B +5 iT LE RIVE AC ‘R KS — LO -— 3 lots. suitat ally. oes | SUBURB ; agen ne HOT aee ga wonderful spot for tourist EU eT CALM MER. INC., 817 Chestnut st. REALTY Ooo. Realtors, (c6) LIKE RENT. RIV ERSIDE eee rn ar. | Cite --- ; a7 ge and Routh alk 2 | 7 will pav CASH wr s mer - po «ai : “ TN -319—4- room ram Ve a ) room t If Intereste Bee Ci + shed 1 - a em N AL L .¥ GO 4 * 2 1430 il New reruns “a ; ’ LA ¥T seieaneil x Ww . 7) bea u- BR pate feed es Wim, Box Fii23) Post Dicnateh, | “chlden house; S000: SW Abash 1: yu SP POMROY. INV. CO... 6221. Easton. COUNTY BUN (GALOW VS ie Estar . send dlleses: 6 2008 a ery NO oe i rat lot Ress ERE DSEOS 56 aN; SO.) Se ae — STEVENS BROS. OF | well or trade, « Darkaliis: GUICK action: City | -} th, Creve Coeur car. (c OY) | oo" 6-room house: m and one 6-room mod- i every modern «vnvenienc » | PRospect oasy | tiful trees, m ‘ ee ! ST A T if BR IKE R AG E CO, Phone DEImar 5750, qi oeX) | month eg HOUSE— Maybe teat aun os iow price. Fé] 8 ee © ele dee mga panne: Aino ied —— pa A ing Scar garace. See this cozy little home BUNG. ALOW —Nine ould a ge wa ae sautliul, new. @-room o } - bt iTEains in equilies, Washine- "LESS —i ale or i | 3 , 2 i see Mr. Rath es | ern jent to car line; sm BUNGALOW—} a : " Jarge t is sold, 7893. drive; nt n; would con MELROSE, 730: ern: hot water eels. | i] buy bargains in awake between | BAYLESS, 611—Yor s i-water heet. | sdvise you to come out anc . lec- | pancy; convenien ts. Call near — ore i CHestnut 78 ton ; M-9 29, Post-Dis. k: strictly modern: | GE | . ed of unimproved. bet 1. Bath, ho a : ~ 1a math, furnace. water, elec nthiy. No agents. sant: ‘ a ©) . LE, ealtors. pro pert y. "story brick: « for meani| REAL EST ATE— EXCH IAN el eewatend. Raymon ee ee a Caees te Eos, 8. farace 5 Se tae te ee oe a Cann Lindel | rounds. Neseuig, AT water 7 a oa a 9 wii SINGLE FLAT | BONGALC® Sok TOUS aud ue Foum. | neat: sair: 1 block north of Olive Rt. rd. DUNE a: | “OME €ann “Pie e Bide. St. Louis, Mo — aoe |S , o show vou. Take Lake x ‘ 4w must seli; real bargain ; auick sale: For in- (Of SAR rn . : = ] be glad to 35404. ct; rucUy modera; Fielel | Ceeur fine. ‘INC : fom R wi : ” | ad ae es , build NO COMMISSION—NO reper prc eonagnn ge E ~ somengy AT water 222 \tine ‘to Charlask rd. Bae revellers 3 BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES Glendale rooms mes s, on Lemay Fe “ rd.- 6 nice room # | ba th Ld oO wher there o ‘ay heat: hard woo = . tiful are , win R SOxxy Lan He S a ST. ‘es "vl tenements. Ln | BUNGAL chad: yo verge, Ah terms. er p- | L ee eet Farmers’ Clu yn heat, tile roof, garage: lot 50x | lot 100x150, ry =O. On0F Chestnut REDU CED $5000 — - jong Bn rage: wnen 40 Agent terms; open all _day. o r bua ~ TC ue oa ND a WISE. 114 N. 3th. Room 211. path. aed wood (c) CHARLES WELZ. 4642 Gravois. "Rie. 2 208? 200; positively best buy in county, open: JULIUS HALLER Be bargain. LaAciede O er Movi ing to New ork MLLLINN. ‘ALTERS KALTY (0. a at ‘ W } ARE ABOU T BUNGAL : ° blocks south of Clay- ; A # ovemen ts. 10- ac Te POU Itry Ps KORTE. 110 . SS HO45. ; “4 MANCH e ith his rdw vod floor. tiie ruc. iv ‘ : recnms. Or - hot- water hea'. 7. . 44 ; South road. 2 b (ec) | no Impr de either for i t ; VE. 6—Greendale, beautiful %-room = a tile bath. with elwrwer. ‘alle craftex. of! burner. ~ * sT ATE Rke¢ VK } RAGE CQ. ald - ear Springfield, Mo.; will tra d Inv estments ORMANDY DRI } 2-car | modern. de th” of over : ‘with ol! burner. © Pah tee per wa deuble brick prarax , . ; . ton road. -g- | Dear SF : ) r, 4053 Kossuth. Builders an NOK prick ae ow, « 27 feet frevtage by a today. io ‘ rage; side drive, ee vt elegant tile bath. ‘: neous |. nile lel arc Brown Bldg {R NG D OUT BUNGAL npg gs + ud ee ecioe and | aso ae Satie o-room ] arge Lots rb comang a — Box M-f4, Beh ciianns a Ow a ¥ he 2223. | meen nit ego! oF ae mighae © mf Fi eo all metal ee oa - ; ~ for | a Oe ce se Ta ate uray t reduced. a garage. logs DOERFLING 2 . _derfui modern home at low price: _ hot-water heater: i cor f “TING 4 ME $3 100) PE R Y B: ‘* & MEN NEED NEW a , | prick bungalow and garage; ren r. | : : 4 rater, light, gas, : F] | derfui . 1405 Woudland drive 2in i wm, @. er i rms _ ‘ Eas a | oF ; inninger, | 1} pcated with wa a a ; . nmson 1 pee Lion Owner. , epert © ©., tr : Tat. i family oxK N ‘ea Fo price & Burris: AD RE AL WORKERS. ee POMROY ENV. a ae Only Bie ate. “ps ae * (cO9) | e) Btn fl — street; ang en | Jennings ny Ty All Rooms on st oor | DLE 7583 (Richmond Helgnis)—-E-rosss | eae ~ rooms and sun : : ici i rig or t ain . t i Thomas Forey Stanford - GALA Ww anil room new modern ; ric - | Granite - 6 - qi - house s at monthly Be cial propos: i REALTY. | ‘. Pi nape iJe nnings en ar T day eke mn bungalow; but- water va .y FASDALE ‘ oe orifice for tr med - ; a , . Zipprodt BUNG. ; hing tuere: small pay- | [ore—will ell 5 low ane 4 r:| °° HERMAN TEGETHC FR . | COZZENS ay hardwved floors: ne 3 to 5 P. M. To | mrior: owner will «a é agents ; rove « A A P Re KE RAG E CO. ma. De Bow Ek. PD oe eee large lot: everything . ¢ on easy | . beautiful Meramec River | 14867 Evergreen. ick, tile bath.. ha eS ae O en ur | &aras TORS, =. : liberal termes: ne or win - ah Pan!’ Brown Bide. ? J. “Ey Bol ment weir — _bandle: co 8816 St. a oes ope” g Py in —— — Mrs. | " C MS AND BATH, $4000 )! high achool. Jeunines, Mo, aa. soa rand) Richmond pl. refrixeration, oil|ern: 40-ft NO ROURKE, REALTORS, . ain rs m regain: sell or tragt nAT NCEY 4 HEATH sac | unk: $2000. S me, A Fee Fee road, south | Md.; o t west of the Ballas rd. $29 per | tee ck residence; Front Rank furnace. elec \varace: lot 50x140; price $601 alow, | weather strips, ele in basement. awnings, wats! 4310. 5471 Gravois. _ : t, aan ies : 4) eg ~ 2 hin 3164, 3165) View Service Stetion, oad. oan, Jee sy terms. KENT. JARVIS, | wee ures; lot 50x175; ideal place to | BORD, 2447——6-room modern bung it | burner, billard room ‘ation. 100-ft. front. Rivers mm bungalow. , SEAT > BR KE R AGE - - ESTNUT a ; tile bath.) Peitor, 706 Chestnut ef ‘Taine chickens: # large shed with iol to stage: jot 100x300. ng account | Jarge lot in high nd tote of tseea, obrubs | THE Fa0b Steen ee ans | . — | ae | he 818 CHEST? NGG W—o-room brick; 4| Realtor, 706 as an | Fase + re s: all goes for ‘-car garage: Selling @ bh 2-car garage a t must Hiland 0774. — | 1 y4 i* Pan Br wn _ Bid — ¢ BUNGALO . rage: good = . Heights high and building materia: on premise o8 rapes and berries. wit is reasonable. bu Co : . ; ‘ : ee : d _ floors furnace; §arag 1. | LOTS—In vamona ange leetric: | dt $2500, 3 years at 6 per | trees, s and fruit: price ted. See this — aaa ETHEI AY ; — W VE ‘AN SE L} Wanted at % 00; small down a* ment, | healthy: shade trees. water and electric: | yp. $4000: 0 Bs wit purchaser. Ae of dea THS RLTY. -CO. Lindell 7809. | be seen inside to be apprecia i337 E - . : iver s we Cottages | leas than rent. H. small down payvme es } rbvrcbs ‘} . roperty well worth $5 45 HAMIL TO today. then _ & CO. RIiCcHMO? ZZ ; > 3 Your properts it costs Fo “a poth if m brick. ance gion av. Open a sis nee: toin the movement to the gu x tw real bargal! V: Be 64h HAMLL fn. op 50x128: price ° * HW EST REALT ¢’ the rettiest 5-reom bungalows ; : cigs : we N -_ JW —— or 5-roo Cc 0, . 6. 331 i a oO 4 rooms, | «sata the fresh hreegeer blow: why ewer ; Key next do SCOTT ROW Chestrut. 4- room frame: nee: 9 v i SOUT 4 t ° 00. (c) $ One 9 4 eights: every Convenienh«.. j ‘ : — Or Bees 7340), | BUNGALOW—Modern frame, age. |in the heat of the city? Drive out 10 | OREON EF. & R. G. | Jennings 2284. icf2) | .. Kingshighway. PRospect 2701 EP gre mF ‘schouls and churche> | 9: yi 18 'N RL 4 A B ‘ARG Al Sides BU? salts le; bath, furmace, Earage. in the heat of onertvy over, | x 7 Til2 4175. CO. FOrest : | 2309 S$. Kingshighy bullt-im features, near schools : LAr ugh out MALO pie Brick. 5 resem: a2oy | 8110 Springdale: Ox200, $4000: | Carsonville and look the Dr Y i. Luke |. REAL BARGAIN—#$9500 HAAKE REALTY | . dy ‘and Market street line. | , cv " TY costs you noth ite to la K through 0 mu t “ bargain. Box M- hardwoo floors, lot ae * Ww aton ; H ttention to bul! ders. Ww H, — . di y P * ne e Norman 9 oe ee eee and Mar ‘“ ‘ ravois. Pr 15198. : ch | Met. aed a? — a “a iy , ch. : SI Ive de terms ; " fe i . . ‘ ‘ Eve rv thin ¢ a c hic ken how: open loday © i #piew wood, : * deri cx E IME R & BRO. } St. __ Box K-363, P.-D. — == | reasonable price: easy sing oer ee. Ber. | 4 large closets und fine bathroom on ) arden, fruit trees. 6 and 5 _Toome: new: | 50 feet front. fully im- b EN. AL ri T y C QO. NGALOW Wed. 7, mn 2 sy one KAMP CO., 6331 Easton av. oe | 20° ti — nee TW icoaiae av.. south of caeeaie saeee. 5 hard Sees 300° Het ~ sted trées. —— - Wiguccagper we #0408 Nic- “Brigee 3 LUCAS AN th aa siveet Hiours sis Teal “focation for oe ig Pe ms W n Fu rniture ; “7 re Le oP o rodm brick ; direct rom . ar day. pretts ‘be Paes : ‘ ' . hot-water 162 ri i at th to 3545 | transportation Q Five poumte. tile bat 1. Ka i ck from Clayton rd.; $29. vot. q La | Box m be Riedern. close to Citw Limits et BU SGALOWs—5-reom bricks; es hn, A 6700 west or will build to suit: only! Bridge. rd.., then mats block sout . ‘Laran av. siaial & CO.. asement 2714 —_ OT3W. ic) 3 | . : : + ; —— = : : 7 Pat C DLACH and sitive, view 607 : 3 ' Real Estate for Trade Box oo JG2. Post- Dispatch oc | | end modern "a0-foo — — a Sub-) $32 © oad ne ee a a. a ee | Pine Grove. PERRY. RUTH.-110 WN. 7th. Tyler 0: PO . Gt akon) N ee ray. (o3") LILMEK.- DUTTON -KEBLES 7310 eR ATS with tile Fixtures ; : LOW Wtd.—4-reom ' n e ‘ ° i ribmoeno Pe. Bas “ A 2 tet Vos. © N. th ‘ - tile oleae se veces: beet — x {© wuthwent: will make $1000 cash | FARM. §& acres {room house. 2a M266 Post-Dispatch. UNGALOWS—Third and fourth nousss | GEO. F BASHF ety bargain. | MO icine, y TeoeTuorr EALTY, Cot ts 2 OveRA CAN BE oy 2 38i¢ © floors. hot-water heat. side le wh LIAMS, 7452—4 rooms, bath and fox springs: price $8000; leg SE Wid.—2. 3 or 4-roem: or boty ——" of Lackland on Niblic: 4-room — _ LOUts, 210 W. Roapert 7838. He _— nti ce open Sunday. WITH ie CP TO 4 ACRES. LaCatTE hardwood e; lot 50x150; priced to sel 4 anieiee matt brick: new side “> Outfits : ‘ +1 Oregon Coun ty, Mos want & de: th i tae tents. en ot California style ee ee £18 fo. PMospest, : penny waar eee PArkriew 6°14. 1467 Evergreen. _ } Apt KS SOUTH OF OF HALLS FERRY AART WIG. DISCHINGER, Lindell 2044. | garage: south of Clayton rd. just one Camping a Tet) un to STi eae: meas h. and garage: arg yen rx, 8) 04 St. MiLIT 8 ws elect ric: garage? | AND 1 BLOCK : od . BROAD- mas a, | = Be rr ' s —. See WEb- . 3 5 a © vesmaes ieee One See OS YTX all cash for genu-| St TiEDt price, | See Mr Beers. oi ST oo Acreage Way. EASY TERMS. petro building. | ACRES—@i,. on hard road ; berries im | BELLIS. KEALTORS. C ge = antl nner oe ey 50. | whe =Tr 5—5- ceryibie a POUR-ROOM modern brick reggae ae. a nin 64. ~_ ye gage a ion 6521.60, on pmvete Comer. 4 ‘and Garfield. ey Mo.: e vg Nes ‘built A AT ws er 701. erecisc; fer | ‘ on alow, i! a sunrvg | convenient to ev ~ 7 errand ors: pri m 12 to 2. A 2 : ace, garage, , he; orner “ tage als easy | trade ersing A : — | Kirkwood — ‘ bs . RE ALTOR ) - T | FEET +H rtabls: thin city | it is quiet, ye asonabir | terms. Will accep Call Schafiner, Be ge 30 minutes from | oe - A * Kirkwood _: RIv aide ~ Over: | bath, ete.; 50-fo0 | S00 PEE? Page coming boulevards 7 Wed ten table: wi Box | hi ols. etc. $6: 300: re negli ~ ‘seh On Kc n ‘pay roe lg : * ares: " NL FY i o.. » ann s epee ——$$———— verside $3 oom rrioks - Over ye se ¥ at once , mis: Decr car 1500 cash. eres, Game H. B. SURKAMP | as cash {ec nly $2250, Box M-184. P. HE . selling @t) E-RGALOW “Modern 5-F Box M- | listed; owner ss CHeet, 8005 ake 86 owner will assume : at ar ‘line; for § tc) | can be artanged. H. B. | ATwater 50R. : ony : LOW—4-room brick ‘c) | BUNGA like rent. x | LUPFER-ACKER, Realtors ) 4 | tak ed ete (PEE. Pos Diana: terms : ‘ pen Sunday. 2 nye in first-class condi we ) DO acres. = suburban | BUNGA VT 42d. 500. terms | LUPE “RESIDENCE ; , eRthiy ; na Soe eee ~ ytd hi oR Td — r §& room, —— down | : OO. S33} Haron _ av. ly close to all) RESIDENCE— a tygge B me agen and | ~ REAGE—T =e o : wend for list. | _cost_ $3950. WeEbster 2 Ch Te ik. | a ee Dispatch. for Rie OND IGF A. “5 7 ixtures . | “ . t city Income en ngage a BPmen:, Satenen monthiy. Box Y-304., BUNGALOW re balance leas than tion: near re furace pes and full base- HE NL E y CO. ‘KEAL TORS. Kirkwood 38. BUNGALOW —New, 4 jem large jot: | BUNGALA NGALOW—o- TOOEs | pg AN. 50-14 7323 ag ed ee alll «hy, show- i ¢ | t,¢ BR pT) PoIrrnesr Tester SLOTes, ‘ ; ‘ _ tion 3u . , - _ . * : : 9.Car } t . tile th arc tipaeren ‘g = py 35.600; | a conveniences ; this beaut- we gage i | terme Cc. TTT room house ; electric. woot: tile bath; : atch. on y decorate ice | rooms, ti) wh e 1000 under f i to Se ee ee int Ge SaaS heck | Una pen, ee ct ua | att, gat Phe Mal i git Oe oO | i tncenent, tar ewe 6000 er] tet erates : | = AL ~~ el nee Ps © ecard sy, 2007 Rn, oo? buy a at »* Post-Mispatch. | ful a tolls yodson rd. and Creve Coeur Reimemer, Drive out &t. Charles Rock stron, ane a bey ‘ries; price S845 | Barn NGALOW—- room: ge toe oN tile | CHestnnt 3484. ior, vlece | Market pee ‘ane Cheetnut, CHeet, 6900, _ rian LAYT., wonderfu L niversits — : near | - OwnNe Rox is aX ggg —eo St. Charlies Rock rd./ tracks. d : ri south on Woodsen te ae j GRAF & (CASE RLTY. CO. “FERGUSON. SON | heat, hardwaod fic p IB ome in basement BUNGATOW—Kew 4 eee yom ghrub- WENZLICK j ] B galow ° r Is? ; : wij xi A&G engt ne «af Kingsiand, as i" tracks. rive h on. Woodsen to Creve ito Woodso ‘ \ ¢ - — cres: 5 miles from bath shades. screens: PS to suit: | aa ’ hot reese f i :; 0 onia til) Mate ia ; , | > aieaialliaene : | Coeur tracks. ACREAGE—About 6 ai : $8500: terms tne: garage, ayment. Beautifu adi , Ree «3 beri Site tor apartment or eto ' Business Property Wanted to Woodson, sout : {c} i Coeur trac ~ottage: Alton. mi = tes th part of county. on good road: | Oper fer inspection ° Corena Park, Geyer bey Sa cash | ye oe besutiful Coloni bunsce- é | , md fists or gurage Call for para - ae Coeur tracks, k; tile | SALI", 2523—-4-room « = ‘Jot 686x156: | sein. See, Soe churches’ open See the a. st Se ma a A } a h. es rd. © neers ong tric: & _ te | acre © mee ) ; endid br a ~ rh, ¢ to ¢a ‘ | show reve your house or flat up to $15,006 i . eet Saar ent _ property. omy on «round or LTY ©€OoO a 5tK) en Laleann easy time po Mea onary /fasy terms, seo the thi yc eg a ous ls a of beautiful trees. pages | buy - eg mode 250: $000 | all day Sunday. Cheetiut. CHewt it AO ag . F each, | | 5755 PEGIVERVILLE, 8.rooms. strict. 2S Seat os “RBOR” RKE REA aati | OPTENAD REALTY CO. AUS Cues Pan iae deer as on te kaetheed oat ee Lae | Hlowers: Jot S0L5120, Ihe 2 O's te f m™ room, bath. basement, SOS00: | EE rabddde teens = || New and Used Article wach, S755 DEGIVERVILLE — : ae —-- = ungalow. Call) &t Char o« rd. ae » pl — t. ope : ments . | enn eens ae Hi} , ach : +B tam hot-w ate r heat. of] oe t tir no aeentis« ‘Box M-109 P.-D rey etd tt seems Ly > = | WOOpR as Bi Lge ry b lana to 5 rr — ef =e Estate Dep RUST CO. cash, ‘monthly Bag ne = $6400: $500 cash, ; — CG ¢] Reduced | Offers nm the ; a . a 7" garage will trade for ems i “ “*k for $3600 oug owner. ~~ | Ask for Mr. Armbrust Lit ie auiy meauc ; «Peng house or fiat: gO to mee thie encom . Fiat and Apartments Wanted ononaiie brick, an — a puy- Bang 4 male oe peste Sng dunjex a corner. mT rome | KIRKW On) x - 825 ERT. HEINRICHS. 2601 Woodson & ni Frice Gre: : F-roum residence: | i . gt LOT 175 test North Goodfellew ) hen only S300 down i Brand- | Will handle th Sn CAbany 2176) (R38) | FARM— BIBern YU he north of. KALTORS. ; 1" W Abaah 7* buna | | . of room, bearted ceiling ie | ve ~~ lh : begin Fea : ‘ -, td 4; single: near Meramec. | w rms. Why not see it. e nealiow: T°8O8 Pace eo i: 18 miles out: 1 miles no dl = ‘Drive aT Nee $-roem . eee oe large laving ; ‘modern con- ii’? ; roori@aant ror ily income. - —4-4. eit. are the term ries rd. to Lack bunges 7 SCHOOL, AND CHURCH ee . . Butler rd See owner | 34] E st Argonne LV ERT ic} i) f ace: every tGoderr 7. ! FEET. north side E east OF PRE Y15> Poss. Dispatch, Drive out St. Cha rd. OLIC SCHOOL ‘ in| Manchester ru. on go e os: ast 4 to Sth: ee By v8 th 2 bit > rer, Louis Conntr: saecric! | LAND—10%, acres; conte “yee a ore tion; a ” 200. Bee ow ; Bew Se idiand Valley | | : - Cty inceme up to $7), O00 : . Le Mow! Diss ntch. i then in & ©-story brick. northwest co a . =e “* ermont rat LS a . room brick heuse: wonderful ; bh and all transporta . and «© deetric: lot 5OxKL and ovteide. Near » a : wey P35 FEET. east tine Era et Flor 1 Wid—3-4 4 double must be modern. § pbruster, + } D etd Mre, Becker. 75°. ine 4 | lots; has , t *t Oharles rd. to} Churches ; operty . Orerland. oti Ciagh ané@ the Lake ine, ; A S S | F I : . : ids : : r i ! : a * wat -25 s F’.-D. A ——— ROOM MO ER! los f hor. Drive ou ts ‘ _ : . of pr pe Artine - Overland. Mo.)— FF Country iz. i. : rf Satine’ propatic’ as canna oP — c— far daplle: CLAYTON RC 4113 Glenn eon a Be pitts Figen (oe ae eee 2 ee po ees ot MIL ee eo ti. let. |) ‘Werth $15,000; reduced price § i Comng Npronert to $5 auth | ae. ue Sout} idle % ef Ballas: ets nric — orme Pens co. 4 hineke CAbany % : price 0 5-reom bung ow. z. Realtors. sei ua ONLY e i! DES) Ui ABLE corners. north and enuth & ka x } a =f. Post-Dispatch. side of Clayton. pas or att FR-GPIO-BEFFA — ALTY. : ORL feet. fronth 38 Clayton, in | ATSON-O’ROURKE. : i VERY EASY i ALAMCE "ty O L U M ie price $20.000 for toth: for cay @ = ae ate and Gravois, Box H- Lindell 9011 ae EA CTT wary PE lot. terme. PArkview 4395 (el : 1001 Lennet 3 ROOM MODE vari aeeen ‘ weet Ft. yg Pre ; i 7 ‘Tt itt) ti . tt ai ry re y . Newigne toh. AE Sree Pt cea woreer rer I - on south Bie fo - ’ a NEAR at meod- iit + | mii) BEN ALTHE'TMER & 8&6 BO R. Gd. i ' Lf Or 4- ‘Troobm: improved or un- ey T5x18?: faces Moorland Drive. K » > ot of ~ f Sappington rd coe ~ _DORRNDAL E Kirkwood 1138 i on 2808 Ashiand : bot 5 ee ar mM Granite Building. CHestnut 8125 uf ie. ||| “i2 Floor, XW. Cor. 7th end Chee ae roves! Sw, tm cash down payment. | 5% So" ih. Clestuet a362 wGlose to | “7 "~ BUSH-BURNS MAin_ 4527. 1 to 3 acre tracts: beautiful high Io- & roome. O.BEFFA REALTY CO. | | 3 eee b | galow eS ee 125 Ww. AOTTAGE—4 rooms. large re Tots close “4 ACRE PO'tLTRY FARM ofiern | cation: easy termes: reason nate Mg gee a. | EpWix AV... 15 ‘Glendale: ton 902100. rat PREM OHIO 4 the flerson reon 8892. i —-— = DR enrmee- ane nea ate + oe Ul pay cash on the south sar: $2500, WaAbash = ; aad Sut wat of. Wehaler: ig ——— 'buy_an _aere for the price of a eau bath. aleeping porch: garage; i 3640 Olre : . want e. be cheap: agente do not_ BP- 329 Midland, Overland ultry houses, for 16 a ‘lon Sunda MO. | Kirkwood 5443, : BUSINESS puis who ; : : sore (c53x) 4 on car et ee ink, $9500: leas than cost. . SON TY. CO. FERGUSON, i Ms te L358, + Tnapatch. “OTTAGE—6-room frame, <130.. : price h FERGUSON KEL sour orders for cleaning, repalrtas “ir y-— price, Box Y-153,| sidewalk and water: lot 50x30. te) | Box B- M- 10. Post- a ' i . ex. | 8Md other services are ens pp eerticulars and price, Box | K-73, Post-Dispatch. | , fom!’ | im the Post- -Dispatch Business ates | Columns, : “ 3 a Py on Aa pA ROR i ne Fa tes aaa cae gels ie! = 1 ety Mien ae een RMR ew CO pee aE Le Um aaah eller ent age “ Pe AU ee et ae Ba “ aisety : . , vem “ |

Page 84

pw-600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Per$onal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. x.y» “s : : ae set 4 r | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | aunguae ALLA A GLO SB ST. LOUTS "BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | "BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale Sale | Sale | eee EP OST-DISPATCH. _ ss eet “SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE | | SUBURBAN PROP. FOR SALE University City Webster Groves Webster oanae ad i 6-room bangs | BIB BEND. 7712—Bungalow. ares | 8352 Siete rooms sun-. lot 72x160; double ye every | _sooma, benk, SOO es reom, modern: fiose to schools; $7500; : tnudern convenience: priced . rems_or take vacant fi mall cash payment. ”| ABNER PL.. soe0 FOr : SHUCHART REALTY ¢ co. BAeD lel | SU“). MAYRHOFER. 7220. (¢) | A. 3 electric me Ch pri ately LICK. Realtors. estnut. WAaRDER. 5406 ( De rill } ith option EG - : 4182 L3@ fect south }—Is open for inspection nce | tet eae ¢ » Binoe pellen EBATER GROVES HOME [sia—Bungalow. @-room brick: | ww ny ee seme: © PFS’ | BUNGLOW—Duich Colomal, 5 rooms: ee goed condition; ieaving city; quick sere. Seteneetien: | large gunroom: hesement. carazt: ev Cabs : e - tines fot | terms: rear schools and eer 1555143; $8500: make offer. . — ees 3 } NGALOW—Dutch Colonial, o rooms) - - MAYRHOFER. mis « | Bes large sunroom: basement. garace. ehools and amaperts Box D-334, Post-[vs (er oox ) | COTTAGE—A mest attractive, moder. e room cottage. situated on iot HOXL +" lowner hes evervtbime in first-class coa tion and had no idea business condiuone would neceuattn te his leaving St. Leoais: the price is $5500 and must be cash for his eouity of $3750: if vou want a bar- gain come out at once and inspect Sil o i Big Bend rd. 20.000 | WeERSTER GROVES TRUST CO.. Agt.ic? a = : ee 35.000 | COUNTY HOME — Beautiful: NokTH “ae. oO is “i — c | ee Webster: sacrifice. Call 158: Lrg BIG ~~ skh ile BS 3 = Ae a PERE TRIS 34 Tt BED EE Bie Ney drive. Box M-114. Post-Dispatch. BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW 500 Domne. 5-room new brick bungalow. a oo hot-water beat, sirictiy *MAURER-GHIO-BEPF A ae ~~ ve St, gEtfervon |ALTHEN R. CO. 316 Wainwright Bldg. 5 ROOMS—MATT BRICK S27 (Webster, | Mo.)—J-room Living room across front, 16x24; oak | yea A ee &. Grand. floors, tile bath: practically new: concrete ——— rg ge street: —- “block 10 school: vacant: $4500: Bae GREELEY. 312—5 ? r | 8342 open: seen eet Gets Bartmer av P- ws —ipage os 4 GORE. S17-s25—2 very attractive new 6- 700 FAIRV IEW; CUT $14,500 bric 7 | rooms: siceping sunroom. KAMP. ’ 7, See al ie | FARM—2 i-3 acres: near Bend rd. and Berry rd. 6-rvom Seabees larme baru. | | facine 2 streets: bargain B. A. THOMPSON KE. . PArkview e141, | WELLINGTON 7406-10 room just completed; bie parties CARLETON 7336 | chase on a weaie a Only 3 iefi: don't fail to see the best- 220 H built 6-room homes in University City at af, rooms, sun room, a Valley Park BL NGALOW—Cozy 4-roem matched brick: | excellent conditio copper screened throughout, including porch, metal weather Stripped: buy from owner: $6350; smal) | @ reasonable price: just finished and open | ouaes See ' ee low price for tnepection all day Sundar: — wrest i and 2 blocks north of Olive bl: 5 blocks | JAS. an C. MORFIT. 8 from new half- milli@n-dollar hie school. | HOUSE— cut eames 2 oa L. B. LEHEW 5 Delmar. house fer cash. a new | but _ is = good one. “gonquin ~~ a Clab ub) make - Ideal, New, Ultra-Modern | Monday ana we will show | garage, 100x1 lat ~ Here is « Duplex 6 and 6, large ceioang | | ie eokFIT. 718 E- Bend Road. | -| LANDSCAPE, 913—5 rooms and inciosed re tome ts Surety Sor eel Se ge v ome Tniversi ity. is | re lot: a buy at rt ~ osetia ouse. eam tile bath with tile wa and built-im fixtures: with shades. ment. In Ferest; has 8 large rooms gether with large glazed and | | heated sunroom, sleeping perch and feces '— room, ee heat, hardwood | oors, 3 baths. guest lavatery on first; he egg paIWEn WATER | incinerator, Craftex, metal weather strip-_ AND EASY MONTRLY par. pe throughout, slate roof; beautiful large | a Ly “SEE US.” ” t with frne forest trees and shrubs. Ad- | unittemon by appointment only. THEO. R. APPEL, Realtor, 722 Chestnut. or 46 W. | oe INIT PARK) ERY Cozy " 5-ROOM a> 4 BOT - kockwese, W ebster. 579 ree... nn ge — = to ~3e a Tar. tramportation and J a ~~ * mF —. eo hardwood JAS. C._MORFIT, cis F. ra he ye ~-" i eppaelllacrtenemes OF 916 TUXEDO P. HEATH CO.. GArfield 3165. [ADRS The most beautiful Spanigh $500 "¥ bungalow in NEW BUNXG Ww ! Thoroughiy mod- BRICK OR os E ROOMS AND SLEEPING PORCH. LATEST MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. | SPRING AY. 5-room stucco Tuxedo Park. Artistic in every detail: ; tub and shower bath: basement; shade trees apd shrubs: beautiful lot; priced right. THEO. R&R. APPEL, Realtor, 722 Chestnut, or 46 W. ME ees sae Lockwood, Webster. macy fetes BALANCE. Ow A E—7 rooms: re- | $14. - See Mr. Mercer at é& M. CO., 110 W bulit-in cab- ideas | i : : Mr. La | Worth . n.” WM. J. HO Lawson | aay & (0. Realtors. 722 Chestn ut. mee a = Remembering S NON LATX 705 Chestnut. CRes. AUTI ENTE Six-reem etuceo on metal lath: 3 beqd™ ) heeutthal Rants id Papered: sleeping porch : | ” > a Ww. : ce og price reduced: Owner is | r. HILLSIDE AVENTE -— rard: besutifal trees and ehrub- | T-reom house: owner moving to new | home; Priced belew cont af construction : EXCELLENT Two-FAMILY *\PARTMENT ve lovely rooms ea screened porches [| entrance: jontbie farace: sma!) | c3eh payment; rent Bn t / tent will par the ven - other — | cE GREATIT. "REDUCED i Owner leaving city: your opportunity | | | to secure a big barcain: 7 roomMa, oak | floors, Spanish construction: 3 lovely bed- | | Prooms, tile bath: email! ench payment. WILL YoU HELT This man has been hurt and mn his home: brand-new 5 rooms. inclucing sunream, 1 Dedroem and bath an first floor ; 3 bedrooms and washroom on secone fioer: @-car garage: rice lees than $1 OOO: owner needs more moner te retcrn to the hospital : rou can iend «a helnine hand br ‘phoning us if rou know of any- ome whe might be interested ma new | Home of thie trne : ~ . ' WH nT? Second: mek ‘, .. .. : og raaaeh smal WA THON At ad RALrY i WEh« a OUR NEW 1 LIST JUST OFF THE PRESS many new letings: write or for it before ewming to Webheter phone | —o_ Trembley-Wilson R. E. & L. Co. 08 __WERATE | = NEW: BUNG GALOWS —~— 801-5 Lilac: o>POO eff ' futters and ee ~ a “a 4 aaere. | can arm eeetrie: _ lave A residentia} First: Dollars slip through the family purse when useful articles lie and rust in the basement or attic «t apT’ You can find your prospects through the Post-Dispatch Want Columns Call MAin I1I1I1 for an Adtaker eRGek 12 &. Sth st. | $7000: | bungalow dwelling: every con:enience and | to move in without spend- | 50-foot let: | ' and shed: |} complete. readv g2- ing a cent: double garage sv ) cost or worry to vou: orincipal and tn- } | Jou~ : — n: big yard and ‘trees, “ety LAFLIN. 2417-19—Buncalow PA | , out | edo bl. 2 biocks west of Bic Bend : al T uxedo ; | wood 'shrobs and | tive features, | of @hich ie marble: fim corne Lock- ii RACTIVE 5-room modern frame bun-| | terms | | ; oe ; DERBY Br NGALOW—5-room f) Tame - : many built EDW. L. ] BT NaaLow oa 5 pe tergpcreeneeee aa iy pe | gece | Condi tian , Preiticen hot- | and east McCausland) - i Poof, | concrete rar SOUTHWEST REALTY CO. ©3009 S. Kingshicshwar. PRospect 2 700. tc) . LOWS On “D” street. west of Grant blocks south of Big- Bend front and rear porch. basement, | hardwood floors, tile bath. walks, sewer, water, electric: ft.: only $4500 on easy terms MOUND CITY TRUST co., EVergreen 1006, Union and St. $40 MONTHLY—NO CASH Interest 6 per cent; practically new. furnace. beautiful 6§-reom beautiful location: financed for 10 vears with- terest start at $75. decreasing monthly. 701 Robinson av.. 250 feet north of Tux- biocks east of Wehster cer line. ); Open, 6 FoOrest_2623. wasws AGE—#8-room — at a earensn. | ew, Om low: brick, MODERN FRAME BUNGA-| coms tie tain. bom: ; nace. etc.; road, 3 | read: 4 rooms. street, side- | “iy 40x148 © | J0HN HB. Louis | | GANO, price reduced to! CLOSE TO WESTBOROUGH. 120 Edwin, 5S rooms. $6509. 204 Edwin, 5 rooms and sun room, new SS500. 25 Austin place, 6 rooms, $12.75 hy de Cornela, oO $1 3.000. Loek wood $15 5 "ENNO KRAEHE 732 E, BIG BEND. WEBSTER 3157. REAL BARGAINS 215 to avenue, new 5 and 6-room brick bungalows, built in best manner with 13-inch walls, floors. tile bathe. brick porches, basements lars. brick garages. i prices cannot be eq! ual and S8000 on easy ter of town: one bir nue block north and Kirkwood-Ferguson MOU XD CIty TRU pune ardw ood ‘Seaaeine ten price richt. EDW. L. KU HS RLIy. CO. EVer. 5960. WILL EXCHANGE FOR BUNGALOW 1047 Hornsbr: 4-4 room brick fiat: bath: l-car garage: near schools and churches; streets made: Sag right. EDW. L. KTUHS RLT cO., ‘er. G PRIC x. RE CEP. 1028 Hornsby; room brick bungalow. bath. te ll “floors. fruit, eellar and bin, 13-inch walls. pom foundation etreet and alley made. KUHS RLTY. CO... EVerc. 59609. OPEN ALL DAY. McLaran, new hardwaod and fruit cellar. 4) Levy made. EDW. L. KUHS. RLTY. CO. EVer NEW aRICK BL NGALOWS > rooms. hardwood f! electric fixt ures, provements mace. buy from ow ner and sare com nie- roa! EDW. L. RHI bungalow: floors. tile bath. near car line. 560. ) sion BATH. SEPARATE 2628—I0 minutes west of | Charlies : He | garag: 3 : CO! °Sn164 MAKE Cs AN OFFER 5SOBT DURANT: 5 snaass. TEED. ~ ALL SHOWER: KRRAFTEY WALL S. MIRACLE DOORS. WROUGHT | : SELECT 1-INCH OAK : DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE : ASKING 810.500: WORTH $13.000.: HALF | BLOCK. TO SCHOOLS AND BISSES: ONE BLOCK WEST OF KINGaHTGHW 4vy. TWH S ' oe FLORISSANT. OPEN | KN REL LIS REALTORS. CHESTNUT 6059. ‘ BUNGALOW BARGAIN $111 N. Sarah st.: lot brick, tile roof. hardwood floors. nace, Owner leaving citr and must er!) 3945. WANSTRATH. COl. 3948 ANY REASONABLE — ACCEPTED 4°49 San Francisco; S-rgom frame: |: fur- HAAKE REALTY CO. Fhirest 2284 (01) / | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale oe PAY™ment: hadance it rent. FO son BU NG ALOW—S5-room brick. bath 2-car earage. Side drive: lot n features ‘HS RLTY. C0., BUNGALG Ws—5 ro oms _ bath terme to suit. Inqu! ~200 McLaran. or apnomt Tre TN L. down 4525. furnace. 802127 Ine. pines Cail Lj: ndell 0449 | $-reom matt ; hardw ond + : Pry ’ + cd egn tr 3 ) Load ae > e) 3045 NORTH END “BI NGALOW. 8541 Concord pl. 8 rooms on ane floor: Matt brick bungalow: tile bath. furnace. ee | od floors, 2-car garage, vacant: open | beat AY ~ | EDW. 7. KUBS RLTY. CO... Ever. 5868. SEK DAY —BARGALN. 335 Chrietian ‘(7900 north). brick bungalow. bath. nace, hardwood floors: all impr vements | mace. Price reduced. . EPW. % KUBS RLTY. (9., Lindel TROAe. | OPEN FOR INSPECTION NEAR O'FAL LON PARK 4519 Mary av.; ne®™ 5 rooms. tile bath f' ners. furnace. a it- today terns Ww ANSTR ‘TH. CO! 3946 BU Nir ALGW—Just being comp! rete q reem brick bungalow price $67 Cash parment and term ee Ww. MESTEMAC HER. POrest 152 Toe N. Unien ar “oom it) t¢ orice and tern ne 3433 Oakdale ayv.. “MFSTEMA S320 WN. Umon av. . 5495 &§.—Bargain: must pel | 4-"9am yee Tine boncalow —aaee ’ br ‘ch ny gener * i tam eo rghe arr (c2) SM AL T, Rte r (5-roam brick one Rein Hears, tile set-in. bath, furnace ariveway, garage; lot 45x130: price ‘oleman: @ rooms. brick: «ple ndid ‘ hot GOxI30: gar age price S500 3-0 TJ a — i rane ng row mils. ry S800 each: toe = mame street | North Market a Treome-: water. ¢ne. garage; low price jum south Oskland &-tpem brick: slat: hardwood and ra Uplands subdivisions, at t weuit all: look i SaleSIMAN ON croun WALTER w. A2). i215 Vera TE ell cut 1 tm ¢ amece compost. hot-water heat agP: 6% , er saye “sell” JON & BLAKE & BRO. : : COl 3294 ‘WANSTRA} Sis ‘Chestnut. | | Facets. North Pointe Bungalow OrTEN FOR INSPECTION. $815 Park Lane Dr.. cor. North Potnte bh] new. 5S rooms, tile bath. hardwood floors. furnace See this today OOlfax 3945. WANSTRATH. COlfax 3948. | NEAR FAIRGROUNDS PARK 4275 San. Francteco: § ception hall. weather stripped: for card ° ineperct - ~~ See us COL, 3946 PRETTY L LITTLE HOME 37232 Penrese: 5 pretty rooma. beartifn! fixtures: ivory finish inside: nice'y locat- ed near. Paircround and Grand av.:. iuet finished: Tcar garage: vacant: open: bar- fain: terms. ns NORTH SIDE’S FINEST garage. i Drice CO... Lindell 7800. = | Soors, unfinished second floor; double ga- | Engiebert's = | | KINGGIDONWAY. 5349 N ‘c ’ 5414—5 rooms and recep- | of. lot 352178: ocation. '_C, BURGHOF OFF REALTY CO. COliax 3452, CEA ‘HY, 4968—Dandy 4-room bungalow | hed: tile | 239—4 rooms. bath. hot. | | (owner a to sell. | whole house. bath. bath, | ATL | 1502 St. Lonis. metal weather stripped. | bea utiful grounds. 34-foot — S*S3000 4121 N. SECOND. Five-room. 1 44 -story | frame: rock foundation and cellar under toilet, hot-air heat. Ee laundry. 2-story, 3-car garage: 4. JARZEMSKY, REALTOR. TYler 0439. ities | ABNER PL.. 3116—5-room bungalow. bar- | _ gain; deal with owner. ie} | | RAND. COl 4133. | Tage; |} Isi. | ARLINGTON. ; | ARLINGTON, 453 busses | * ‘Cc 06) > BELT, | moder | second § fk | Unien boulevard: | nace, urnace, xamine. ; “' 4-room matt brick. and | farage: ALCOTT. 4914—New 5-roem modern matt brick; tile bath, built-in tub; hardwood floors: garage: lot 30x125. ALCOT T. 5059—4-room brick: make offer to CURT Cc. MACK, Realtor, | CHestnut 5867. ANDERSON, 487 O—Modern $-room brick | bungalow; tile bath: “%-inch hardwood | sleeping porch; St. @Olfax 1U83R. tion hall, modern brick ——: l-car reasonable. COlt (c9Y AKLINGTON, i eam rT 4 rooms. tile bath. Sena; garage; street, alley | made: price $7350 | STROUD TMAN. & STRODTMAN R. E. CO., N. Broad a pop na — 5-room brick. on one floor. tile bath. | hardwood floors, furnace, jiffy heater. l-car garage, house weaiher stmpped. WANSTRATH. COl. 3046. — Beautiful §-roum ef- bungalow, tile bath. hardwood floors, wrought iron colar and coal bin. Just | all improvements CUl. 304 fic ency matt b : truit being comp PRN SU 2 ao ». . r= Ms k oes | a Lindell Pe. itd] IN, 5540—5437 Plover: rooms, basements: furnaces: streets made. car; terms; $0150 and $4950, Jtiv | —o-room | modern bungaiow ; offers EVergreen 7495. fer garage Ss ) BELT, 2i Claire: 5 rooms. hardwood tile “bath : will afrange terme 5660 perry: 3 rooms, screened-in HE? . 5301 EASTON. BUNGAILA) W—+4-roem brick: al! jence: $551"). — Pox K-158_ Post-Dis spatch. BUNGALOW—4 rooms, modern, one floor: double garage; fine condition, Box K-30. Post. Dispatch. LUNGALOW—4 rvoms;: $2500): $150 cash. AS. B. WILLETT KEALTY (0.. R728 W. Florissant. EV ergreen o750, ET NGALOW—Modern §-room: one block south of Swi iiger in De Mate Court. EV- frgreen {cAD)} | S8mail farr. i110 to 35. |} Wood floors, | BE J ; ' from builder: o from 1 ‘ KINGsHIGHWar__ 5050 N. w.—S rooms. inspect and SAS. | Darkon REALTY CO., C@ifax 7137 JANET. 5610-12-14—3 brick cot West, Walnut Manor: easy terms. ANET. 3 fruit trees, Owner ==. be on ndell 362 KENNERLY,. 562 — 6-room modern brick bungalow: 13-inch walla, % etreet and alley made: ciose price remsonabie: to schools: bath ee and ¢ ARTHUR 4145 Grand. | Winosmignwa, 5325 N. | ; i ; madgc | new, mod. | tile bath. built- in tube; fine | near | (65) ' i ~~ | 735—4 rooms. all modern and new, | > floors. | * conven- | | Orated and painted throughout: room bungalow. newly decorated: price ee ee consider renting to fier ec —€6 rooms. weather meta! strips; beautiful } water heat with sun room and Murphy bath, hardwood floors. fruit cellar and coal bin: Y2-car garage. Close to t Philip Neri and Ma Twain schools; 1000 cash will handle. bos -- oe AUD L N AND 710 “brick pee il. et hrcushout: & - KSICKMEYER-FLEER RLTY. & INV. cm _ 3129 N. Grand COlfax 3425-4 LEXINGTON, 4605__Brick bungalow; 5 rooms, tile J floors: ga- |Stro : lot 30x12 000. RODTMAN 4 MAN BR. E. €@.. aoa N. Broadw ON, 52x 5 rooms and sun |. . hardwood —— cre bath. hot-wa- | ; phone us for miss ORESI- PRANGE, & & room brick - Qear garage: $5600 Save $1500 5017 LOTUS 7 rooms, modern brick, newly dec- | this week: splendid location; pu ie and | atbolic echools close: must act quick. APRON REALTY CO... COlfax 7137.(c) ae Se: Fine, MAFFITT az modern: gar _O, SWISSMATH._ 2838 _=N MAFFITT. 5149—/Closing « estate) ern 4 rooms, bargain for cash sale. | KIN-GABBERT-SLATTERY. Lin. 3067. __ Grand. _ BU WanLoWo rooms: Gow payment 4AS. B&B. WILLETT $733 _ W. Fiorissant. EVergreen 27 BUNGALOW—£$6506: 5 rvuoms,. bath: rooms fires fioor: 2 large bedrooms. | ath. Or: hot-water heat. copper screens: pretty yard: all in Al condition: excrilent neichborhoed: 5358 Maffitt, BUNGALOW—5-room modern brick, $5000. reasonable down parment: easy terms. REALTY CQ.. 760 ee $2000: reasonavie | } } ‘ ; i } Taz | Rh MAFFITT, 4517—Dupiex frame, 5 rooms, bath, each side: lot 75x155: rents $80: price $5500. CED. J. WANSTRATH, 717 % Chestnst. 3|MANOLA. 3821—New 6-room bungalow: everything to make a comfortable home: price to eell. Salesman — show 2 to 5 mp. Mm — 0465. northwest industrial district. 4 biocks frum | i Cliiy, one-iare tran TT R mm JAS. B. WIL LE REALTY C6.. S723 W. Fiorissunt. EVergreen 2780. CALVIN, 4836-—New S-room brick: hard- | wood floors. tlie bath. furnace. See todar. | H. A. Schneider, CAbany 8065. 4843--—5-roorm matt brick, o h. hamiwood.fioors, furnace, garage: a ‘al boreain Wm, Uellerman: STUCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. _EVergreen 875 R751. CLAXTON, 5023—Matt brick. G-room ef- ficiency: a real oe terms. FOSKIN- GABBERT-SLATTER ¥. Lindell | 3067. ~ 5333—6- room. bat h 1 furnace, gar age; AR TLR. from O'Fallon san asson. STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO.. EVER... 8751. 4520 TON, Oo a rooms, bath, electric, furnace, ce rent terms, $7650: $650 SIL MER-DUTTON 3} oe ENBRINCK, i ] Trier 336 ic) | 5308 TLAKTO ON VW Near Floriesant av. one leak west of easy terme: sot 300x125 2-story 6-room frame bungalow: bath, fur- basement, electnc. Cheice home. BLAKE & BRO. 815 Chestnnrt. 3-room brick, — JOHN 38. CORA, 33543—New furnace, reasotiable: owner. 31 2i—o-row m mati brick larg yard. Irers, shrubbery: 3-ma- ine fCarace exeri fir : if) (ec) | {ile | | PENROS all improvemenis in, Chas. | j | Rece. bungca- | CURA AND ae type bun- | side drive, larte gamer: Kalliemeier. COlfaz 4558]. and: erenings, ae COTE BRILLIANTE 5558—Lovely rooms, hardwood floors. tile bath, open. FOSKIN-G ABBERT-SLATTERY. Lin. 3067. galow- lL left. every cay | POMEROY-BERG R. E. ~~ furnace, saree terme: $8200. es . ORTH 4935 N a rooms AND PLACE Fe gpm 4, bath. steam mas: roe condition: price ‘reasonable. LM. 3834—6- room brick. ba x “fur : Wm. S-car garage; only $6000. sme STOC CK-SCOTT RLTY. CO. FVergreen 751. E. 2i—Almost new 5 . conveniences; terms. FOS- ERY. LI 9-room cottage: lot 60«125- Eee at 937 00; ee. or will trade. WENZIC 010 Chee t Hestnut 6900 5! — frame, rock foun- dition; garage OF FEM WANTED EDW. L. KUHS RLTY. CO.. Lindell — PLOVER, 4760—Brand-new bun«a rooms: hard wood fluores: ti bath: etc.: NMicé location: smal! balance easy terms: wanted: ext ment: er; @uick sales 5402 OU 3O3D NARNEY 5-r00m a a room flat: ca RAAAKE REAL TY ALTY co. wees eoRn4. RUSKIN. 538°—4@ room sunreom, water. oil burner. $5000 under cost. CO.. Ever. T7067. 4624 RICHARD PL. eee it today: must eel]: New matt brick: ptee Relow coat. pn BRILLIANTE. 4747—»-room brick | ottage. bath and furnace: lot 35x208. WATSON-O’ROURKE. mes LTORS. Riverside 4310. 5471 Gravois. 4939 Attractive matt-brick bungalow. in this | excellent. locatinn, having 6 rooms, hot- , water heat, hardwood floors, Ruud hot- | COTTAGE —4 oaxi723: 4-ro0m : | EMERSON, | ‘EME BRSON, | flo ors. rar | ET a) | 2838 water heat: large front porch. tile roof. Come out today Owner will show. BIvSH-BURNS. —- cn rooms, $4500 cash. yOreat. cf DAHLIA. COZY COTTAGE. 4-room brick: well wept: good condition: modern: garage: $1000 down. Kengel-Weber, 32529 S. Grand. LAec. 9543. ISON, 507o— Modern bungalow ; - 4 large rooms and bath: same biock with church and school. DAVISON, 5508——5-room frame bungalow. one floor: arage c. BURGHOFF aL? octets 3452. D'AMATO T.—New bungalow S600; $500 c | POMEROY-BERG R. E. cO., sein 7067 EMERSON 491 8—4- -room low, modern: tlose to Walbridge School: tom small for owner: reasonahbie price. 5531—Brick bungalow: rooms, tile bath, hardwood nace: lot 300x125: price S770 STRODTMAN - STRODTMAN R. E. co.. N. Broadway. _ room frame Dunea!o w hard wooc Let wants schools: 4742 DAV] 5 125 ag “owner offer. Le? EDwW: L. KTH 331238 N. Gran‘. Be Handled With #200 Cash 5447 Cote Brifilante: beth furnace: ga- | all tm Tfiret-— tnetede interest and principal: — sy 7 New Bungalows, $6750 4900-12 THEODORE (ie ideal fur- | Streets | | and alley made- near churches, echoois and and outsiae: in | BUNGALO’S | 37 | order to 13° ey | Post-Dis atch. ace: double garage: priced | shower, | | Tent: t-in p @naey terms. ' | BARGAIN ; wood floors. gcaiow in «ap — sien cf BA re HOHEN STEIN RUPY % ALLEMAN 7850. + Sun. & Ev... | can BEETHOV EN. 41ls double BINGHAM. 445 trie. nice new, nepect today and | HUMMERT, L. KUBS RLTY. CO. Lindell 7808, | — nace BUNGALOW—o-room fn hath. furnace. Call € BU ome floor. 5967 Wands BU NGALOW—} -POOm See owner. 615 ‘wagner east Lemay =. ‘ = ae ~ ae arage ; ponent le cat Post-Disp: trh. INGALOW ou) der ly new, nifty er build some TY CO.. COifax 2800. | ; 3639 SOUTH COM. room modern bu CONCORDIA. 4079-—4-rogil street made side drive: i — - sal , 40¢ 2610 Gray wunty. dele Owner bargain COTTAGE TTAGE—Well-built @roas : conveniences: St. 45. Post- fe batch. COTTAGE ; = oot garage: price $3900. 8648. DELOR, + r furnace vac A DELAIR, téna-——S- reoem gaiow: $5500. LaAciede Ga DS : 05 D .) A pickup in @ rooms, tile low : e /_ FE | DEWEY. >4 galow. - DEWEY. 4560-4 fioers. rent 3508 Greroia. | DEW US +... . 4 roots and screened-im easy termes: will trade tor low LI oe See —_— ; 4304—4. vat -of-tewn this beautiful 5-reem i~ar garage; ultra lable offer will Puy fame 4067 2. af 3 blocks weet of Grand glassed-in sieeping porch; one-car garagt; lendi at So? sats i RESTEN reperr ye ly modern L1CHE Fi ; Bo ae something ; eae eee this Seay © oo lent 202430: doae uanae de O71 47 = COCs, | KUMMERT. 3505 Gravois. “iste ioe * .o~ oZy 4 ee % ge: me — i) — wATso age a os ¢ z 4 4 2 Don't > bs d ‘ ee “nF Frigidaire free u ock south of Meramec, 3 e NORTHWEST F 2921 N. GE Lindell 3520. ba Bate SEE 3673 ALLNORE_ os ust one mor of the e : in “the, Holly” Hille aisirict: 5 reoms ake © | ct res yon unga nia #ty.¢. 1 block west GRACE, —_" room. garacke : near K AL KBRE rpeoma x awoings and ehrub by aw mer jor reeperee - ‘ PL.. Se iis a. ait. wood floors. ecreens and es rrr 4¥1uU-—4 rucom. rimeet. 3 a drive. pear. south al © ish - eae ~ Riv liv ahv, $0) IDAHO, Ya lS ? IDAHO, > -tar hiwess: 4652-—Cotls PRospect : =ixTron pew, brick «garage: near real varsain. NAERT. an 3814 : | 1 4501—Lat 90x140; brick collage . mi ie «ct f- rout “WATSON -O ROT Rivermde 4 ITA™KA, 3a50—4 Toe rooms. . *) down, $20 a mouth clecje ti iv iat tee Teper hit: i: ~ 471s just arage. ee 81000 hi GsHlGHwaA 4+ : year ot, corner. 6 Ss itlt inepect 334 are! te s. Gr Lor ts is rd a ley scone YY arte CHARLES WK! 5516-—-New Sroew meee

Page 85

* Sap siity pts aay. mu Mey gua +a j uated . ae cole —— JULY 28, 1828 _BF 2000 10 REAL EST AT > . = E For Sale, Exchan: bt | ile, Exchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Rnerteiiiii made te oe s, Cottages, flats, Apartments, Residenc | s, Residences For Sale Today. | 71 6p POST-DISPATCR. For Sal : —s ~ 3 BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES BUN __Northwe : GALON — ee | _For Sale $ AND COTTAGES BUN | PRI 4 South or Sale GALOWS AND COTTAGES CE C = BUNGALOWS AND T g “az For Sale . ws COTTAGES | BUNGALO I |5-Room Colonial ss 3500 ; — : For Sale | BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES | BUNGALO ||| dweltings Seat, mat UDgalogme A ‘$500 DOWN, BALANCE LIKE REST. Southwest oc Salo | WS AND COTTAGES ; BU | dwelling: orick garage: tin a . . | qetztgom bricks, 4847 Germania or ST, | ARSENAT. 6558-—5 rooms, bai Southwest For Sale : NGALOWS AND COTTAGES | 50x140: "price “Te Ci fir eDlace: eek | DIEHL. 6801" Gravois, Riverside. “ferage, lot 30200, “Priced sieht. SURDOCK EEE Must wcll weak OH | For Sale FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE easy terms, reduced to” sarge ON THE (; | ix a raner Riverside EL REALTY CO.. 3548 § See Holbert, 5405 gy ~ Me , e offer Southwest 3 | IF ton tbls we se | Biliee toratongale se, ,20 Neill VOIS, SAYS | j| _ 2006 powee Sard eedis comp ont | att SansEnch: Sea AR ee RS NEW BRICK Wott ee ee | ** " z vo . * ? 5 w~ ~*~ - a 4 ¥ |, the Sans 6008 Sacramen Siar 2 ’ See aueuteatuee ns sce. thi nie a, tence in this fe oe one mag eee ee > Wiesehan ay BUNGALOW 5 5116 WELLS AV. | wide «i siéo0: § : 3 PINE I UNgalows. ” ang ae \| Ootpoe anne be e garage: this P ~ . -- 320 Calitorn uced to $6950 on acco we ravois; 4 . bear Kingshigh rooms. hot-water } us pgese. | | 9211 Natural Bridges 0. W ! 1 Necsg Gone tall ba tacneet tod reduced —PRospect 0267. __ fornia. | ness: a real bargain. See st unt of busi- yeniences; ee ES Thy ant Fay ole oa wood floors; seat. tile bath, hard- etrio® : - a. 4. . : arag | 0722 Natural Bridge.” Ver, : : _s02!9 “" HILLS REALTY CO ARTHUR, 6831—5 rooms, bath, furnace: CHARLES WELZ, $642 Grav is. Riv. | pel teens mance a oun oniy | school: pr peer St. Mark 7 donk and do wastal a baseient, bath ad seen: ee veces, flats, ear lot, we will build and finance bun ‘| 8830 PaPLENDID COTTAGE. BANCROFT. SOLE BETTT S. Grand. EOSHO. SET 3 a NEW BUN TGAI ows he Est ba ckmann “ i. 7 Co.. 623 Chestnut. | FARLINT Je AUR "RLTY €0., Lindell aaee ‘lo ) rece Vania av.: 4 c é . ~ buys 3-room : r -room I 3 exe) —* rooms, for sale Of ~ mm : | ii . basement : mevt ectric, concrete base- this over. —s 5007 Y ARE BEAU Wi - ingle fat Hitand 04] wat thy Aci ate easy terms, ee teem | | We hav orries about i | thre furnace heat: and jaun- clot 40x125:; am SCHNEIDER. ‘pivereic - J. ang. an AUTIES EST PARK. 5:0-32 a \ftat—4 ALABAMA, BIE rest 2949 treme, 9 4 wh a for many y ears and can give oe b - | and mane ‘oles. a Rg veniences: cupeet he aes | eo en “pourra HO. 5451— rae 24 ss Sangalon |2 Sand 6 gerd very attractive ES ag Bae : wie ee ae hy “payment “pornee 4340, ot: gy ne, bath. yA nd electri all; nice ne 3 Frame = EALTH. - appreciated. HI ° land Of us; priced ] ney brick b ' t room | every ngalow ; ~ ane a in | RNICKME ath. 412).35-— ae G Fav 0471 Gravets. 4424—- residence, 402 Devon land 12 or 195. ow. Hl-} siz ungalow: wu ery way: large n a VER-FLEER finish : seace for 3 cmores ew, ols ES MU ty $11—4- RUOM BRICK, MOD- neg ew sold: . ee — e; 3: ge (used as fiat ‘ Papin ge My and BU NGALOR ‘- | FYROLEAN, 4050 — | ety a oe convenient Pens npen AP uifully hand aie: walle beau : er 20 _&. BEY. & Fr rf » £0. i quick sale; $1000 ; reduced to 3504 IMPROVEMESTS $5500; WANT 7 afeegiere fee dale beters | ae. siley paved: asking car garage: street | moder, : W—New | Duplex, 55 rooms: | ¢ $500 cash.” balance cok eo ee Se irom. achuber’ a ae ek ee | eae eee SS ee oor 2016 | Hich INGTON, 4224-5 Near ‘praat ont 2850. N. 4125 — - — 3417 S. . OSEMUND | car it. i—Bingie fs fat a a4 _ 4 Oy sTavois. Riv. - —- > __ PRos -| Pr ) 471 ! re Crat nd alley made: price rea ; rgain: will make te ohn’s Par- 815 Chestnu M : erme: inguire do ; new, Inspect 0 Holly Fi ae «FRENCH, 3675—-Bunealow. . - RTIS. 3139—6 Gravois. 150 SOLD—3 MO 5 | Looe eee fen CHARLES WELZ. 4642 ay | BUN y ‘ WAN ALLSECE ROS. & wneteire, | i= idea) san lls, modern: large io’ . ooms.; reasonably rooms, modern. garage: > RE LEFT | __3318 Meramec sENCY. Gravois. Riy. 20M e G Al \ HIGH-C CL ANTED rooms é@ach: ang flate fur- | HUMMERT d as the ar 7 oi ain; ideal loca- ape Mg 5 2 n. garage;; 47°50 Allemania: 1G mec_st. Riverside 5700 WIESEHAN. B214-——Modern brick bunge ~ ae orad b | 7e28 ASS BUNGALOW Ca cach: barmain, GRECK et nis | MMERT. don and terms : -ALKBREENNER, SxO1 Cherokee. . ATSON-O’ROURKE. modem: only. as 4- -f-rooms: strict! COTT AGE—Modern. , eer + Pan low: rock odern brick bunga- ; Delmar: corner Central; 6 pe > LEE TYler 0875. Y. . vw > Gravois. Laclede ail 3635 GASCONADE Rivera $10, Ba Gravois | oe it weit oR, Se, Ualanee ike | as) water mn, Origk. tie roof: tex: | WIESEHLAN. 00—Aew~ bungalow —= THE PRICE WILL |Retaeriiees fer, comme | SARC AL RCoe See 7 | bungalo 3651—New, Esee ‘ HALF BI sell = nn ag -34A gee ~ i verside 5404. Dp eo ' DELOR gon, stories: 5 reoms: strictly a ow, “aT ) 4 hot-water heat: brick garage: | tile bath, NOR’ P wr water heat ‘$16.50. ae | w; 13-inch’ m, mode CK FROM GRAND. rgain. Owner, CC Well oe) | gel —o-room | bun retty place; bargal tern: - very SURPRISE YOU PROETZ-SCHN pes Sot ADOT EO. NINETEENTH 73} ios bog By BE floors, oie a toy Dapges| gene oe ii G6 rvoome; hot- _t151 QUINCY “oltax SUSSM: | Fi e -Arranged Bungalow cm s. bath. gurace: mgt OM weet a South. J gain: will soo4° rd vacant Six } 4 vik YOU Realtors, : mel t i. ‘ room. .- :Y sieok Jae = and f— pr bath, a; aiate roo8, oe Si. Anthony's | S modern ; $5400 sigh | pntne t and bath. b = ger ; s: | LAclede 6648. en yéraulic. wand-new matt brick hun | : Chestnut st, 13 ath. and 4-room cotta coum: | 8 — "cellar la lot “40. front fe and Cleveland High Schoo Ly ERBLATT. ‘Tn: garage: easy terms. 13-ineh walls. block i. Bardwved floore, | E. A. CORNELISO WINON - ( large rooms; with hard op vungalows: 5 € ‘OTT AGE B ARG he 6: price $12 500: ake, ene 4125 FEDERER, 2610 Gravoi OC mes 722 Chestnut. CH | 3 blocks Cl os irom Scrugss School: hippewa and Neb N. INONA 7126—6 tt) | erade, tile bath h hardwood floors of best ‘-: - AIN 461 ri aey term | BRINKMANN a real home ———— &. PRospect 1519. - ° estnut 3 blocks Cleveland High. 37 0 XK DUG raska. P Roepect 6212. low; modern: ¢ rooms; frame bune: A do b! s : with Penibrooke tub 7 } 4307 Hunt ay &-ro j «nm . room 6in : REALTY GOETHE. 4804-4 rooms. GUINCY. 4649—~4 (c53x } Ni eosho. AN, 5563—New, Sawn: face ruit trees, gra a uble-drain sink, miracl » tub, large} heat; 2c .! om brick: steam y modern; owne inte : Rivers $814 ner 1 e. : serenes ore ; widow must ann ONLY més le- drain sink, ac a cabinet. dou- quick sale. illand eaj | #truction. sepa-ate ¢ beam con. ASTON. —4- : 245 (O'Fallon Pa sion | SSA Ses wg pai, bea eee SAPHS | Gihilias Wiz, aese Gravois mie. oan | 2,095 ee ere ee | Ral at tne eran Gal bk HE | EAE UP Gal| evan sent Sek Set eehth| ~ AM FORCED TO | "gua, art | porktn Sel, Recteat a St tant OS ey + ett ‘ me rh, : ; mn: 3-car ® 49 OQ 4eunxt~ vr. 2080 ocks weet t M ' . aYv.; and 4185. ' ~ ee fae aD ning ron “ai & em for car rarege: ey, Se | BU oy eet wants 5 rooms ‘on GRACE. tt ns iy “Calle cad publle senadies Staak delle ake Catholic oc gett aan Mere ‘caey terme, See EICHELBERGHR, 5172-76-76 —3 sae? 9234 & 5238 WEISEHAN av Bi, Ca wha tees stale $6300. | sere ee ae SELL ab. ns rw. 1. tin we TY. £9. Lintelt_tnen ste - herr a | ; —iwew £-room {f . . 1 block west of . a make . ffer. : . 2 to os ox -room bri¢ Tw one hl to Tholozan av. Ps utely modern: 50 ft. f tED U , ) Reain. | enat Yon pee ws rame, $3000 of Grand ev. See | RAY TOMBRIDGE A bath. furnace ick bungalows. tile o new, modern bungal oe ae andj} bargain rontage: this with hn ' : east Lemay Ferry rd. *Y" «(98 BF le (99) . 4616—Frame bun (es) | _ 3318 Merame iE AGENCY. cellar sig A oc age ow cgi AE te gt mait brick alows. 5 rooms, WENZLICK, “1630 terms. at $10,500. Will make iu sun’ porcbes, tile bal GRA 395— room: n galow, 4 an 4 eramec st. Riverside and coal bi ore. cooling | on te ali arvund: Chesinut. CHest. es. Box L-35 3, P . us hard wood ° ths, forauain, Ny ae jALOW+-—Modern 4-room | Pee modern, sg pene 5 rooms, sun-| only ‘oo. garege: sizcet PK, apy we N rside 5700, _ | just west of nD ssa front porch; a. wil] sell | | GA0O. » _ Post-Dispatch. rental; pS ste ae @-car garage; good 4 Graftex | 399. Post Ding cnt ion; $700 . garage: near © level and His! a> doubie | LAclede 6048. J. Bodner, 3724 ityéreulic. fli oom Bungalows — near Our Lady ae: high eleva- 2750 gg gttoom. modern. M s4Y $300 DOWN ~ Beautiful ul Richmond Heights EDW. L. KU ie RETY. CO. _— ia [ r Cjevei igh ool. - 22.°¢ New n dailvw fr yrrows Churel J s —Beaulituliy decurav rside 5011. HE easy terms ; utiful baths, f arge rooms RAY rtunity: easy ter : ALO OPEN FROM 2 TO a t when you a arages: & reek, ber “POOR, j e offer. | ord nifty 5-roo “0 turn au rooms, 3 bedrooms curaved ©) ROSA, RTEL “41; | Dest of © . furnace. hardwood floors: _RAY R. ROSEMOND -—, } 5 ROO BARKG 110 Southw & TODAY eautiful, S-room bungalow oo GABBERT-SLA rain. BG * Zouuin: :¥ rder_to’ build some more. Bos’ M) and siveping porch. 4751—5 rooms Lc) | | onstruction; only $1000 dow rs: __ 3417 5S. Kineshieh INC., $500 IMS $5250 bath, f Ne Eee ee teeta ne Oe - 5 ; Post-Dispatch. ome more. Box gwhings apd shrubbery; new: cheap; built cash balance and. bath: Sou | eantiful Carondelet Parky down; in. gnway. Riv ‘se85_ cash buys this dand urnace, hardwood f! c@ | small month! yment men — UIs. 4° i _ M-1 by owner for ho pe terms. Cal) Rive $50 | from Caronde arkview: one block epee : bungalow tile b andy 5§-room new erated, weathe ors: newly dec 6067 Mi eared Call Hflanc ath. h 2-3 room fg rT Bi NGALOW | home: Jeaving City. ie7) | Ot “"HILLER PL... 4136 454 | CHR on let Park; People’s bu 0c DOWN burs 545 ing room’ ath. yr hee floors, liv- | fixtures r etripned, shades. screens 59e } for particu! eal ard wood Noors: ».car la shades: ck; hardwoog floo ing. neg brick: terms 1 jew Sroom modera | SCHI ; “GRAN. LACLED 46-41, ; new; 4 rooms and Clifton ewan inspect this haan, | ee ee constructed: lot’ $2x120: ¢a- UNGALOWS RED DD! ETY. Fr : Sune cr gurags, “alnoat™ ety? “SiSgme BEC. 22> eta hes a ie eon: $20 @ month and inter ~ OWNER TRAN ae ae eunperir: Nard,00| MESELICR ge Curaont. Buncay SGi Pak eRiBiaax, meter, Lae, goes 8,2, toh pt ss oad sLATTARY, SOURS vont spa aia $L NGALOW - (cO@ en ‘> ope : , : =. LAc! “4 mon and int ie 4 lar. 134 , “6 Cei- ae il. t. CHest, U00. oe isaac —. Beartor. Se ; . Carson rd. : ' GE 4 ‘ ‘ Gals aS 5 “tan being — & : en today. PRospect 3882.) Gy e 0158. one SACRIFICING BY NGALOW: OPEN bl ne sg walls, stone, 4940 saUiCK SALE $8900. . dream homes: 4 and 5 ~ os oe eeoat J. WANSTRAT *17% Che ; room : ilies, living. @ plete xx 6 rooms and carloecd yr - nda: 5 roo 2-5. Sorrows Pari n Our Lad ofir eosho: brick ovate : ’ W duced to close t) . oe re- | 5 Tr AN 19°) ar mT ' ut : ‘ | rooms, “ kitchen on seet titer a a porch; vapor heat: hardweog Gioors, tie N L AT 4144 well Duilt: “makes COZY ms and reception : arish; only $750, balance ike | he lr —0-room bungalow; hard- very best coustru ally attractive: NEW BU ING J : v sen at Kingshighway and 9 E THis AT ONC GALT 1d S357. 954 Telephone Bidg Bicg. _ CHes' SULLIVAN, 4610— ma? 4 8 8751 | PRospe _ pulider,- $12. 500: G 4 wood floors, tile bath, v ; saTu- | made, S870; ction; streets and all GALOW, $565 0. ois) —Erick, 4 rooms. Rl OPA- 5125 Dresden: dand . MEK. 6025—6 ruoms, ood estnut 7752, | immediat S- rooms, furnaces; E $3500 pets = ecreens and spouting apor heat. copper | ance like small cash payment, a SEE 4080 B ” verside 5911. | frame; bath, furnace: .. =P tion: all conveniences, PA kvi Saw. 5-ROOM BRICK—$4200 abie pr he Bt mn me S00UU0; any re ' -BURGEN, 4 Look th Brew yt for two cars. | ¢ e rent; open until 9 bal-} Four be URGEN AY. | FYLER.. 6927 (c99)_| for “ Al condition; "gaseee , rheview 1018W. 1241 Grah ‘r submities aeons ; 104— : this place over; real bar CAbany 06: ' p.m. 5 autiful r 69-7—6 quick sale. ts BAYARD, 790— eet . garace: ine e. a Ee HARTFORD, 4129-—0-0. Se 3a Tow: SHOUT MEYER a8 ates ste" poseona bag “and garage: immed’ —_ a; rae side drive; lot E._P. SENNIGER, Rea offer wanted. lies | 4700. g CS ccome, Dee Farace. Dr UNION- for quick TR Oe Loi 31004 MATa oun yr ae M: one | $440) close to church apee nang Oe ong gen posession ; si1.500' | pyame: stree — Modern 65- ° PECKEL. xlay, 21 -| May Re 3 - case wee ee eon Del 53235 Easton. Us? co 5-6 ri —Modern 4-family, t B90 SCROES Ee 3 : bany 72635. (c) L. G80] Gravois. RI 200. B O.. INC. ‘GILBON, 5324 rang. LAc. 9533 toes “modern w 5-room frame bunga- Sonauioer: 3 S-toom eoanee BEAU 7 > oy. BERT-SLATTERY. bar 3 BOC ce face, 4910—4- SHAW. 4449 vernide 2990. ungalow , - "532 3 rooms, . bat ‘throughout, wit oo rohes; all ing rooms: sleep TIFUL BUNGA : ndeli ern bungalow New 4 rooms, m 40x14°- ; -eom. modern etucco, i Brick. © rc on Riv er Bl . es $5850; gura th, furnace; cottage in rea h a 3-room bo ones, screens, had ing L Ww ished 6. baths. r14°- side drive, neat St. Georce >|, ing porches: tile i: yoms. and sileep- 2738 De u DIEH ge; street and alle +! Ow r:; Income $20 enaces. fruit troes IN RI MENT—North Ti Pd wood ed attics, moderate! Sad eal unf ish: 4 blocks sout! Cc haere nate Phun-aur baredes tetae coke O° | til lor ct.. 2-story brick: DIEHL, 6801 Gravoi , a. ner __on __premipes & month. | TTCK. 155 110 CHMOND HEIGHTS. evden enth; ble ¢a- WM. RERICHA, Builde priced, easy tert harenin. $504) dc nee a herokee ear line: | GELAN farace: price reasonable heat: ile bath and sunroom: one § rooms, 5301 GIL wie.__ Riversite 2002. $1000 : CK. 1lod5—4 rooms (C99) | oausl 3 Blendon pl. (3 blocks west of M we t; alw oO per er, Riverside 4100 HEIDELB down. Riverside 123). SIDNE CALTY CO... 5455_Gravoi | SE roof: sirictly modern. 7 heat: CORNER. ryt 5242 LOUGHBOR SH. nick sale wanted » Oath, Fernnet aanreeong just south of Clayton rd.): S| 3 oN we By et | CHARITON 32 (cA . UBERG. 4" sonst: oom frame; | - boa $618—Sive téomes vois_av. |} a KEALTY. BLDG. Block north gy ag ys ATIC yN, AND ROU -;, m NG ALLOW : (c) | hard “y large sunroom acroar the rear: . oo fiat: I gee; | condition; Ag pate og modern ater, cas. elect $3450: terms. PRospect brick, bath; clede S114. _Ren'ture. tant INV. CO. | and sunr ee Mill; 7 large room | aoe OLD; LY ORATED; down, ba “room, — modem $a00 wt floors, oi] burner; 2-car ga IRST, z W AC CHTER. R. Riverside ‘ad cara ies: Main + get ty Leg ae * roo bot- ; REAL BARG Vi domeoae doubl eearagt pa ety floors ala te roof. | ! SIDE REAL BARGAIN. RIVER. BUN oe 2035W. heautiful Ssheue beg Be fewly painted. ot 3: apiter wanted. ; OLOGNE. olde ge (—4-room brick cottage: r heat; lot 48x146; — 6 s * Al. _ DIMMITT-RICKHOF erms on thig BRAND SW RUNUALOWehbO CASI Jot 832x185; ; modern brick: RUSH-BURNS. » sre at once, sHOFF REAL etn. | improvemen o146—3 rooms and CROCS ee card only. admission by | tj 015 Dewey: 4 room 954 Telephone Bk r-BA AYER, | NEW BUNGALOW —$! Se) MeCanelan garnce: shade trees: wear MAin_ 4527 (RS \ an ’ — PONEMER J. A. SCH Teeth ie i UREA KE “Gi i—sroom brick cottage KALKBRENNER, 2801 tile beth, hardwood floors, single xarace: | Ol We onto Wheekne bell Gaede Gat SB | BRIAN 6x L033 _ Mitchel. Ry of 3 rooms each, 1 ¢ eanlly : is 5452 oR J. A. SCHN umace bath: doub ee: | SP Cherokre. Priced to sell; s. eingle garage; | 0 40 GOETHE ; rs nx, half block » AM. 63%31—4-roo SEE car . 1 of § rooms: 8. | A _Gravois, NEIDER day for tt ble garage. Open Sun-| toee Bixx’ 5.—Be en oe See Cae ee ee 4 oo STHE—OPEN 2—5 | ven round; 4 rooms, tile b ext of Wat. Sunday: 2_ block om frame; open HIS 1LM = oo yew , COLOGNE. 5141-—6-roo Hiversd 32408 , or it Py oO cE. REAL a reception hall: 2 ge pe cot- HOLLY HILLS REA Sie Psy near Lady Surrows: let b! a J | ventilating fs a_i and al sng ae hus | ToTTAcE on pe orth ae Genui B 1 are RyTsOs & EEULEND INCK, ‘ Sarage ; open Sunday m frame, modem Riverside 4310. “KK a7 LTORS. y made. J. Bodner 372 rm; street, 56°94 &. ¢ ALTY CO. ; ingshighway Se gee ee oc! West i: on 2 pen tor it- street cahutie , rooms. bath ; RETIN > nuine unga ow —-- A . ee . : fponth. og WATSON-O’ ay for inspection. Tat : 71 Gravois. | Aclede O0ss. » 3724 Hydraulic. _ Grand. _Riterside_ 4406. (c) ee ee ATT one lg» Sloe detionort DOERFLINGER, healiers,. ¥ - Oe S296. (oho) F222 EST, 3732-34—Corner 1 2265, {0) : cate | Riverside 4310 ROURKE, ER REALT LTORS. neracggeonin 3oag—Sercs modern brick | SF SING. 1547 S.—Here’ (ec) Modern Hollv Hillis B F Met hot-waier son tam A age ah merusd | TIF Tae Victor 2222. pak Saag retty G-rvom brick: furne rooms omg — west of Midland: 5 atutlies, 4 one, ware st.: four rel | COMPTON, aRa1 mek —1 Grave — ge; very reasonable; fine neighbor- _lot 49x147: SE mn eres on investment: ae Ss ungalow Henge) Weber ate S. Grand. LAc e513. | nae, Schotlmeser: strictly pio on. balance "rent. money: bargain: “ne floor; hot- water heat, attraccive room 21 rtm laandex: & $150 caeh ee arene yw. reet and alle rooms, bath, fur a" rn; front lot is ch rear: mod- BEF TODAY 300 . M, 1465—~—New. § | ; B51, | floors in kite ben, hall and bath; Bs BEY | entys ys regain; $4500; is built; exce mive and well E% ’ ” sd j STL ESAEI REA made: $4500 IDAHO, 4652—Cot . what can oice for 4-room f) « AY—OPEN FROM 2 brick bungalow ~ Sag rooms. matt | white oak: ath: ‘a-inch | w n pions E, =" ‘ an ahs ALTY ‘ oak ae $6300 tage, } rooms, modern: in ne A a # ae* at:. room moder bi TO 5 witl ‘ : ow, tile bath. recess =” copper gutters: $8900 : a. r eOr. f ACK. 1 Cory du bie ° “ f shower. | 2G ~ Ue.. 3548 8. G $6300, PRospect 4141, s [over ativ Let's talk it | Mom: hot-water 1 bungalow with = sun- | th shower, hardwood fiovrs,; cess tub 5221 Scholimeyer, ‘ ETZEL. x co ” NGE & a 60 p Toome it -_ on : 3 lar. etc: , 2089 SOT TH COMPTON oo, 5038——Almost new; 95 rooms: ELMER JA SCHNEIDER 452A Gr p i} ; oi - nce ~ } , rooms, h ‘ ' ? Pn hat od pa men! ol sade. side driv 6 go oe oy ' a gage are 390x140: brick Cottage. TENNESSEE, $400—Hotw t secant, aap canon td Park, 6 beautiful | CHRISTIAN. BRINKOF eg ' MOU.” or DIEHL, és0r man. GOT vcrade gain price ‘and terme. “den modern: bar: | ST ween eee id : Refinanced, ii - trate Rice take second deed of trust , Ww ATSON-O° room bungalow isance brick: bath, garag ater heated; 4- | floors, slate pore heat, tile bath, hardwood | 36°71 SS. Grand. LAc oan EK. C0. me 4 verside | Rengel-Weber, 253 oe ES anes. " UNTY, Makes this single a and Kepriced — ric rin Riverside a RE. REALTORS, Be P WANSTRATH. 717% Che 110. Call us and — garase; lot 40x | HAMPTON. Ta EAR #080. cG2) TER WANTS QUICK SALE PAC 9ST 7570 WARNE $060: peters Bs | triple bargain: o UT T008—4 ae TASKA Te a arr ed Nees PHIRTY-SEVENTH 4247 Z a sega Be ce ¥ HILLS REALTY CO BEAUTIFUL 1 BATH. FURNACE, HAND: ah enter WITH KENT MONEY 8707 Forest Av. |. : R ‘ P EP. SENNIGER = st ook ; . on fe , sea : - a6) 4 . ' . ' FEDERER, 2610 Gs to $50 wel p> % $20 a month sd innprest nisee re Hie “a — Se furnace, corner “G4 rand. aS Riverside 4408. {e) BELLIS, CME STRUT — TERMS. |? benutiful tocens. 9 ile ba: i ond furwece, dl cea frame bunga- | | y OPEN TODAY. ; ™ IGER. Mor, 7 ; - . ; . sACHe* = . : rN ' c 7 . ‘ ore ee en ees Neogene SRE AEA a beget =| Bungalow ite is. 6) | Ft PEE Ree | on waar en in ton wcreserens Mane:|| ter snare Pena wit ¢ || ee RP ce % « | terme , ow cost; b, . es . made “ ¢ 2 e yY term yr de math; | : 5S oor @ ; = “ : ; creas. __ ONE, 2860 Balens.. a ral bargain age, sirect aud alley ” grade: ee ENTE 0 8. througho ae ungalow Bargain Buys floFFM a ss i ie) | FP Say beautiful S-room matt brick bun- anos - le os oar vous and —— floor: studio, ein ALTER = bath furnace. fares a’ Ch ve irene | TCP Naps Pores Fare hw stones ee ees norms to Salt varenal eee Pte ee en malenaliled | — bd ining roam win at ees | | agli Samm : ‘ . | Tor?aGe_ ink : - h: qd gutters; 2-car tye o er dg oors, tile bath, celotex , Bard: | rage . a 2-car §a- | ry ‘ij stone; 2 cut ae 4-5 so. = AGE— Brick ne “as KING SHIGHW AY, 4416 W —So exchange for sing] garage; will 4116-20 WILMIN rt ascna bie -" ° ceioiex on: in basement: mace ¥ , bedrooms, kitcher $50; . on ROOMS; RENTS y ar Grand, me Xide " a uth | AN a . gle_or double These GTON, Y pric an d terms 1: | gehoo!) street: close to MS bath n and t GARAGE “: | ee SS fe etl sia, ers MERINO TR or zoom | Hraaie are Me ts eer | Rae ates Me tga anne, VALLEY TREE tt || winter eatin fi | He NE Rg —— : Tendon th | | ' ‘dob df HOUGS-40-43—New a vungalow: reception hall. beth fu brick - 7 oDis and car line: re: convenient to | Gravois on Fo Mpa * blocks east of | * or T-room residen t brick; trade , COTher bungalow; 6 large rooms, bre ee $200 cash, CHestuut 5003. 3 as ; must sacrifice. Call Pie h, electri , 4 oo future; § recasa, | walows: best in the me «(Serare. rHace. nable terme: | overlook t eman; 2 real buy. Don't | Kengel- Weber, 3539 S. Grane ‘nook: tile bath, with b ast: JULIAN 6518— , LoyS%) ; 9) | _ KORTE "i f $6: | serene. Cocar 2. Wendt, $16 Go & SE LEH. _6801_Grevois. __R . OREOQN E, & R. G, SCOTT, 8 ee ee. Se ae ee | LAKEWOOD. E. & Grand, LAc._9543 pedestal 0 ee aoe ge a | eee AD Sage Ti I a gm fur- | eT RACKIPC ONT UNION , e 10 NATH. MAIN 425 aera ) 2613. & IAMUGHBOROUGH. 41% ly me 2ip0- WAL SH. 41 28—7- a en a et CHARLES WELZ 4842 G of | nace: 50x13 “ey fers aealg rooms. fu: through; fireplace, métal weather — = G527_ 6U Pate et a_sacrint BL: MULL, SACKIFICY. ST. ’ ENGELBERT PARISH | DEWEY —W ee rooms. 2 unfit tag ~aufui | brick, modern: 2 b walow, matt] - ravols. Riv. 2080, | "eal little pla : ouse, fruit trees, | arae porch, carage is basement: al! See this well b . i ea oer song | | 4 rooms and ac floor: kel imfmished rooms on second WATASH, aths; $8500 (e1) | 0016 place; price $3900. Riverside ' veninnens Splend mt: a2 sop age uilt 6-room modern but- A HOM 0 fl Fuchard pi.; #4 and ¢@ t fary t and screened-in Orch : : 4 elvinator. awnings. doub! 0 3945—4 TNIV ~ cl) , ’ vereide | term plendid condition; price $7250: ralow; lot 4Ux200; 3-car gar 2243 Sem ’ at: im-a-dor beds, room brie a hk age sr boeing nd ‘maker gaan ctier. | sie alhenes room shah. farmers: |ew que HEART GF SOUTH & ~ | LARSOOWREL S200 Be cctine tanan) wt. worboway @ co. melon, |—SORTE 110 Hlth, sate anne. | naneall Dance candy bine, See | Po eas yy, beets Src | | Ken 5 nate y. CALTY €O.. ; . F SOUT | 5 large roome > alow,| MAin 1467. : : KT W1iG-DISCHIN NI ° — : re 3530 Grand. 5024 8. Grand. WALT ; PENNSYLN H S&T. LOUIS. he : and 2 small: he GER. «Lindell 2045. WAN | DE ae er z aes Cis a Riveraide 4406. a t. 222 0—S-room Bu j 2600 ANIA AND SIDNEY, . | heat. oil burner; l-car ge ; )l-water a Sea 4566 LEWIS PLACE rh 7 ANS TH, COlfax | well thie t ut-of-town owner? a oan -, S2y —— 4-room cotta ara : ace: garage: ren ngalow: bath. TH—2000 WEST. ‘ | See owner. gerage; 550x125. Northam ton B i } * : | ultra modern a oe et aE erences ta O) gait ne ws aright, j i Dareain | for; Moder: 3) MORE (NOW READY. . LAWN, g030—New bungalow 6 (c) | | 5011 Winona: _ 5 ungalow tie qu S-coom bunaaien Sh | Sleers, 6-6 EFFICIENCY DOU ~ My Ae ALE OR CHANGE le offer will h : irs ~ SALAS A, ili 9 “room de “ : sTavols R ; matt bri _* : OTF ; 1 -in. wall , schools, stores *b , : SS rooms ; nghsb ty moder f v fe r * + rage, ongertu Uy Hardwood 4 n new CHA ati brie lly @R trade for bu modern brick; WANDA. 60: nvois. Riv, 2080 ck: tile bath. t 8: . churches etre English type, _t n; owner. pen for inspection; Taylor bath . oar, tile and Eoaene: ly flats ; . | KRATZ r bungalow; price ght 506—4-room b wood fio . built-in tub, hard- et cars, bus. a WILL B —_—_—— , or Page cars. . screened Lig ng perch sten separate § ett : : 7 fi-puilt. | _4067 8 REALTY 00.. | WATSON. c rig | or exchange for 3-r ) bungalow: f 1 oors, metal w . hard $500 W uy. T G. BLANKE K. E warace : es; S-car brick ~ he lan renee. a : schoo's. | 5 : Sue Riverside i Biveraide 4: hy ROURKE, RE ALTORS. | WATER ReTROSSs try Couble Pong _ | os s. fine tear mend ee ees | LABET TS b 501>-—Beautiful 6-room a THIS west ot BRICK BUNGALOW. Fil Chestnut st. K v 3046. e age: rente $i9 + nek Selling to ya oy wil cic 4 ~; exchange for j we. ks west of Gr =f er Mille: tricvie ne 504: Seuss Se ally rx—- ae . andypath: good Siadiien fowgesd2a. large porch; corage: | | CRe-tnvt ee: tile bath: modern. rooms. 6101 ELIKABETE SD isic. AND VERE fo scout, LOT MODERN pba in a ae aaa dec ber . ; eae oe : * ’ " > > ; ; | wood wy pore h; _ bet re Toor : is ee: y odern, 5 roome and eun | erside Tren 5507 Penney lvania: “Td: OP oat are built and gold ove | LISE! MT EB. 0435— Enjoy the * OPEC] Al PRICE 4000. TERME. BELLIS. CHEST AUT rT O'FAL 10 . | ew splendid 1 fareee so ona: ful Me Wo tee this pl lace But das a real price. Call) 8504 * | and uae only bast Gneten the past oy ro bathe Living room 17x26, large dint -¥ KASY TERMS FOR ; McLAREN. | ) te FOUr-roem | onllig i dl om es aniP: inpngnanle manigiols and warmers | bedrooms and oe - of fh 3 inree | MORIN AACH R. CO.. UNC, 830, Chestnut try pe aggy A ingalow with, garage pow u)- | frome, ,tlectrie: $10.00. entrances: ttle: Figg oe & extce wall bun built: — - ij | 4 F : — , . ejec city. bh t adie | . WAa- dl } undar. Cc nd s open S| oore th wf j hardw pees WT ARTLING y ru Ww r mat ° al heot- _ roome, batt floors, at s. tile bath, hard ; Jot 25x125-: carage: eS snc - elephone Hesinut 252. south FICE : | i bow heautiful new S-reom brick * aa vers, LAclede 8805 | lot 74x134: inapectio ma, b eam heat, hip r wood ae made: only $32 rage: etreet and Sr anreom, matt oath ¢ ' leh wice oe er fmuir Lady of | WYOMING > ‘K~ THEM T be: dd V. EN FROM | e TOoO & TO , WAS ’ {e098 Single . %§. INSPRECTIO features: LRESDEN 5} 4 CHARLES. Lis WE L. : rig hit — | “ea! barwain 4° ‘ NG. 4120—S3 rooms, hath: £ BUSH. n ODAY SURE PRICE ONLY 495 1” Walsi PAY NASH ILL lp HE +: oak flat: $3500 o028-4° w N. : dandy reorme lot ne es , or F rere bunga ae, : RITE a . . 464° Gravois. Rly. 2OR0 ape termes bar ain me As le te 6440. a anenenntrunesed t RNS. MAIN Den (R23 TOT FRONTS LY &5°00—TERMS waiver he rat. "7 #t.: 5 rooms on e floor. hot- 2 et toda Cabany TOO6. . - HMENZ RK. CO., 614 Chestout fami} lia® ~ 4 la t At con. | 1Y_ modern ne x double garage; Ste aE} hae i755 ~— ~(ust listed. 4-toom ODERN BUNGAI 4 aM F 3440) #1000 “Red > ——— Ideal new A ag ON MeCAUSL AND || all other cor erdwood fleors. “riled bath: | NAS VILLE %pa0-—Cott : vitro bath, ah and _ 8 real | KICHELEERG vergide O7I3R 3 jie alley Pa 7 stone Porc. cHrage ; mae F S811 O°'MEARA: 4 B65 ERMN . niyY ww uction in ni] rice wood floors Soethaale soanent: ww. herd. a SJestoS 2 ait hmproveine built: earage: | smal] down papment, on ot ~ se North eo €or un-| been LEERGER, 7734-4 room: ie Way wil! be a ; Just — of ‘14-——6 ro 25 Wanda. lovely h-rac XN. paved. Jour onportunit reet and. alley | Prepared to ma ll to see it today. Come ! ” ER. 2610 vols. Rospect 1519, O TY-| america; $12.7 ver Saving for Bou.b | *'th shower entrances, tile bade : | FAIRVIEW st. c c. Finn, tardy torn ern: etreet | foome and sen- plow. let Dongee: Arar. ere Sue YERCKEL. EARICKSON Ee sah ore = dar, — ~tigg A sin os 8 8 SOLD—2 LEFT AM. 103 —Wuneslow. 6 rooma. = m A. tpi et a. T siripa, eve Paves ne A gggens steam heat. Cash | tic b rocms, Jus cumnpieted: a a » KE S WELZ. 4632 | $450 € v tnut. CHest. 830 oto Lit and transfer to bus, R nie. 0057-0063, H fyrnace, gaa. electric: gara = th. T bh ete. come Gut tod : : . i rt ~ X ravols. - . A : H BI 7 b ’ . @ > ' yea 0 eo ndenw Sehy } oute No MPTON ; 7 _____ 4 to seen: the fines ol ot yen want i race: gn. Ht ‘MMERT. S505 G 4 mth - RA ——@“ottage : Bhcem Seams only 840 Rh, KVIEW TAKE A BUS RIDE TO No. 1S. Fads ride Bi or bus. Route Sr MOST FO vocR MONE EY. East : e —~§-room . with sun Biz large ruDIn best fiate } re A try : ag Bs | OS Gravois, LAciede a Minas & rooms, eee. all conveniences. ee # Stal eee . 4 at McCausland’ av. and transfer to Bus b4 oe Rites ae 2 bal 7 you are looking Lar ee rg age heat ont auto storage tric. no beth no joo family: 508 gaa, elec eee oh © secre 1% destrabie terms imal: : "HO. 4487 ea cant: open; look tt ; Es ¢: var t; A RO eCausiand and o Bus ows 7000 hee garage; ope made; re mace treet. alley ae , ‘ ; eee | COTTAGE RE a Fe a Ta and niles brick binga low ; _SAMUEL “LIF RI rote. - . eeeet ROO. | NDELET MARMADU KE. ~~ — ws = my eee to Lisette nee 600). ew CHAUNCEY P. HEATH CO. ’ Gartiel4 8145 ripen PALL Ly CAS A AYMENT Chestnut. tant" Ce tet a HALL. ral ‘PORHO, 4308 5- ee naan DINDY RUNTALOW teste. || PARKVIE jate sacrifice ae 22 solenaid bungalow | ‘ER. 2610 Graves. PR S to 6 cach day.| “Wonnates large, lighe renine os roe 3 ithe Tooms. ; ems ogg t. Mee ihe “Seth cre jodern brick col- . Gran bl: & : ! W this and i sell ik La PRospert 1519 0 arce, ight reem ; ¥ : 5 aki g ' . . roo i cn . Ser s and & 86750 a2) &. wots BKINKOP Re. ok: co. ‘ion ORT 7 me — einiacastain madera: dot-water heat: double on | xKINGSHIGHWAY ti DOERFLIINGER. Realtors, Victor MU IBT | SELL TODAY oo. pullt of the best; north Fe ve HOMES 4 AN ND INCOMES ‘‘ r s@ heal a we ree > 2 4 | oo es } f ~ i ; 7 , - ee we | . 2 onst 7 PARREN. 42 . LACLE Fs OREGOR . “‘ garage: $5700 ae 5 Laclede 11 REALTY BLDG. é& INV. C AND MORGANPORD ah cae =uAS at ETTE. 6844—5-reem bric 5722-32 Finkman St : TARDE Troar {c53) . "| notwater, best loside near 54 room ba oe | sll modern: Siam brick ~Sungelewe Axe 1n2 a roomie aud sunroom ‘ © 8114. Realtors, 3607 Hartford or NEAR CARONDELET PARK iE sickens: cuties taceiun; WiGhe: wene:.| | Bungalow sacrifice; 5 reome. an war Ee .: eouth }——Somet ine Qiffereat tn ieee eres Sef edieg Eta ' ; ree . it . - Ht ieee “— — » * “The ' or , 4 * “* 4 4 . . * Seilewes: | en tne cen ee Oe nat 3 | CKMEVER. FLEE Located ¢i ehee CANE: {| EXCELLENT BUILDING LOTS | MARQUETTE. 7047-498—New bri. |e ee ee ee 2° roome up; beauti-| before a Sunday. Take a look | eommer Flat; eplendié condi sages a Se (ae cd toda iret floor. ns -R R1TY. one to 4500 ~ | . ,| galow: 5S-roo oe brick br eodiand Park: somewhere. ties ; rooms bath, furnace. : , 8 rec eR A INV brick Grand: 6 BEAUTI von ; m eff o> brn Kingshighway b $750 cach | aetter dent tat for ¢ : , end fleer: ne —_ hath on “RHG vr wer ad aungnrees ; cae FUL BUNGA . i pent: all tt ; iCHeNCcy ; {ter Finkman rTéf a us to} 2O¥D. - er chirepract 2426 Bacon: well ae : PANY f acvbeleses SAhS00-: terme. 434 0 O fax 3425-6. atreet bath. tpraece: gerage ~ene te LOWS | nent: al! poprevements in ertien rns Wie | DERE Se" Gree Pare i. weet. — rane mes “1% or er hemet! roome. beth. veri built 2 amily 64 mt 1870.1] 64 STEIN REALTY O% ai S AG ; Boho" an oe is 4552 | FEDERER, 2610 Gravois. PRospect 3021 &. Grand LAdiete || bath with shower: bulltin ‘tub: pedestal pan ig A Beg Ro 8 b beautiful bungalow. containing | eagic, ame o: $2000 2619 Natura) ad ‘ 1519. | 30460 ‘ hetand: ceder closet: br > pedestal | just north . 2 and painted: bath, bot-wai ter } - bea ytiful tile | . Gia cash with 5 2- | Aroning board. eineck” dediee mare closet: | bargain at of Manchester. Dou Don't mies this ge ae. tile roof, 2car ga- | PLE pron wl and 2 aaet teach a! BE ae . 3038 8. Grand. LAc. 9543. Sasi. pag a KAUFMAN. Forest D REALTY CO. Ay oT: electrie: 5004 engition 20 nah a arsine “34 ae 8500. Capt ) and 1019. a ype & 4 Ponies. | FEN ALL DAY SUNDAY. $7000, or wi exchanae, GLI Bashers | eae aT aks : ' 1509 | : oo '

Page 86

—- ger 2000 REAL ESTATE For Sale, Exchan re, Wanted, and Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. ___ ee JULY 29, 1938 _ ee = r FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE ; FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE} FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALEFLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR § ™ @ JULY 29, South ‘ South South i RESIDENCES FOR SALE West ra peer an = | + gg "Pl. eT. LOUIS i 10B ; -DISPATCH FLATS, > FOR SALEFLATS, pte FOR SALE | See tee ~ South _ CALIFORNIA. 5114—3- rooms, double flat, | 47003 HUMPHREY SIDNEY, 2922—3-3 rooms, tile bath, fur- WRISBERG DOUBLE FLATS bath, furnace. L.Aclede 6449 dee ee ee a. full size | quae: barnain. Riverside 6818R._ (cP) - conte perce oes Pt ee a4 : | CALIFORNIA, 3417—9-5 rooms, bath, “hot- mily, 5 roo j “tile “1 TENTH, 2304-6 S.—2Z. double, 8500; “sax > ; oe oo 2 ae > * (oo a ; | | i Sin eC a CS water heat: on first floor; garage: street bedrooms). hardwood floors, gen ss rent $1000; lot 500x150. Albert yma 4-4 rooms, Murphy beds, — aaseell © es “NT RT | oi —. | | and alley made; make ar offer. J. Bod- condition; beautiful o0-ft. lot: 2 2-car | 1615 _S. Broadway. ES RITE Own TORGAN FORD RD. AND TAgT. ee ores GEO. - — ¥ : | ner. 3724 Hydraulic, LAclede 6648. garages: a real home with monthly in- | ©THIKTY-SEVENTH, 4219 S.—Modern: 5- 4-family, 5-room effiicency. Well ti- SEES Se oe | i i Bea re ] : ; rem ~in 3 EXCEPTIONAL VALU TIFORNIA, 26xx——Single 4-5. bath,| come, — fuPrER-ACKER, REALTORS, room cottage; in St. Anthony’s Parish; ; market price. Built by Bulla eee S-car garage; only $3000 neces- : . CHestnut S505. | feasonable. : nanced: listed below é ined Mea TI rn : 4 Yo . £ Dodne r, 372 4 Hydr aulic. LAclede INDIANA. €9 5) DF meee D family, 3-room flat; UTAH, fama 4-5 rooms, steam heat. eat floors. | ? : 3 sity of rae ea gens” | | MODERN H¢ he Fe cae : te ines sacle tte Sl ible lia +k Aetna era : sx ; iF OR ee ey ee 28 yatta sake lamt iia Padalecki. cipal igo’ - \ Pwr we ese J el u use GONE entghttig 1 AEA ye ap OO : las ans eee ’ te i ste, anh wei’ pan oA » - : aoe * Y 7 ns A RO Mpa 1 ne ae aN ar ery te Sand 4 te ey a ee “gy ee Se ee ve, ” mene nee ‘ Sta ae % i Mihing Merten me Ps ae, nal rst Pi alles aes ‘\ : rte int Pres EY AB i A. feels Bt gh gir te Nn ty AEE ee. RES” BE Sine ait. 5S Miele ane eg stan . : ; - wil 2, ee” ea ay tee a ial or: Ag 82 ele | STAR PL 3520-22-26 Filmore street, in Holly Hills. 5 large rooms, vitrolite | (ALIFORNTA. ~2010—F4. ~ double, d-car | OTTENAD RBALTY CO., 808 Chestnut st. 3849 UTAH PLACE f : R / y . Sar age | ON. oooca RKE_ "Re RAI TORS, gals ea Double flat, 3 rooms; good in by Piney hot-water a iy wee leav- ML henin Results Realtor _—____ + 3 9 x Peoria ent 2 . , 4° 4 : ’ : ~~ t d . s . “ i ss > , % : aa A on ‘ Sa ; . a > other ; tiv Riverside $32": 5471 Gravois OWA SESS aoiers 4 and 4; best built Chestnut $443. aie oT TONY YNY’S ; smacsen ere ; $x Sees 22 5 aaa ard Saag : ir. 5 Westminster; 19 rooms, plaster, tile roof, side drive, double garages and many other attractive | —-Sspwa7 o738--Have a double flat. | 10 WA. 3832—Modern, g gbeet, built : . ah: Yd eared . : = sleeping veh, oll, parmers features income $3800: will sell i garage. LAclede 94381, room ; pats, furnace, garage: good invest- ; aby c . or trade for business property. =~, | IOWA, 8235—Single fila 3-3 rooms; | MEN _cheap.__Owner, 4823 Terrace. 3 My VERMONT, garage; fine condition, ‘ Rae BRICK CH: PTE | [S01 Cherokee er cash; price $5500. Will trade f G DIFFERENT. RCI MPL : MES 201223- ns . ‘ ~ con hae r rch, oil burner; ok Murphy beds: double | VARRELMANN, 4720—Single 3-3. nice pe - - an: & rooms, 2 baths. SEE THESE SUNDAY. CHIPPEWA. 3134—BRAND-NEW 3 AND | clectric. garage. Seo NALKDRENNEM. 61xx—3-family frame. live : ae ae Bieta SF senbie! wee: agers, BUNGALOW STYL . , _LAciede U740. in one; rents will pay your notes; $500 NEW BUNGALOW FLATS. Soba 2 OSES Bee ESE TS Peeks nas Waterman; 10 rooms, 3 bathe: ‘ jot; ofl burner, Kelvinator; walls ee ) wane; Gon s tall to eee tue bargain, M-128, Post-Dispatch. Meramec_st.. % block east of St. mae Sttteesstsiisstead: ! Waterman; eee, Ho oe 6955 rade home. L: RGE Hart Heinrich Rea 0 S SERTAES faba EAS nn- einr h R Ity 9 ° >AY °F. “SEE US.’ KRATZ KEALTY. CC L pat : LET TRENT PAY . .. CO.. G7 S._ Grane »_ 492: VICTOR, 1929— trie. | thony’s Church and school: close to publi: | ae. : | | 7 BRISTIAN BRINKOE ost > Se Riverside ae ly_and furnace . oc Wena actiecne pea ee ls. Cleveland High School. street cars So. OO Mee ee oS ; 10 oO Vent , (¢76) | JEFFERSON SUXX S—4 and 4, carace: . stures and opposite Marauette swimmin: ; ie : 5800 Gravois ~ Tyg A Se ‘ee we y preaktast room, pee oe 917%, | ane &S Grand. LAc. 3040-41, Ss Riverside 21 Dd) “ modern: seil or trade lor smaller prop-} VICTOR. 291 2—¢ ‘lean-cut z] 6, 812 S—Modern 45-6-ro9m See). SSls OF kt ue yD: webegs “ single. 0-6, | | d well built. 5 and 5 sata a sey in oie, F. A. Berrv. 9115 S. erty, & Rand 288% J. ( «) moet 2m ° investigate. _ I Rospec t x é poe’: pn Sg | Amy containing al] modern | nner ain ike. " a 3 4 wonder ful rock or » Teffercon. (ot) @eNTALA, HALF BLOCK FROM GRAND! VIRGINIA 3622-—3- 3 single. modern. conveniences. Open today. Rk FS oh acne oo. ' ie on506: * Kingsbury; 7 rooms, ath, hot- Northwest » MPTON. 2319 BP single, hot-water Attractive modern Oo and § room single; HOWARD E. KELSE Y, LAclede 6123. {c) Ez Us.” Set 3 SR se es ame . ae ean price reduced for quick cement COM big bargain. Phone LAciede 8035, VIRGINIA. 6451—3-4 room. bath, hot- CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. E. CU.. ; Soo PE Be ; mo R . 3621 S. Grand. (c9) as we ee oe a | ’ ay eT Pershing; 8 rooms, breakfast , 85-ft. lot: trade for bun- at aa af : FORCED SALE—4127 dJUNIATA water heat: aoubdle gurage: owner LAciede 3040-41. =. 3 baths. nf)" heat. poor. 10 rooms, 2 batty. LOOK AT 4024 Labadie: well-built flat of 5 and! calow. - s neh 5 a ft er : ON-O'ROU RKE, REALE Price cut to the bone on this 4-5 and VIRGINIA, 703—5:! : 4 y F ( age esd 7 Look $8500 WAT! arlor flat; bath, furnace, double ‘2- gara age; a nae 5 single “hath A W ant a Cheap lat f oS 3 Oa no soecocermocae Seeger ee Reena te 6249 query & 6 reduced for quick 3; ‘sista LS ye = pet-water heat; price reduce ete a anpetn a 6 large rooms; oe oe pains in \ ae condi- | Riverside 4310. ‘Ll Gravois. Sun parlor E prelate BUSH-I BURNS. “MAL N’ 4527, | CONNECTICCT JUST WEST OF GRAND | rage; a buy for someone Who Can appre- DOEKE LINGER, Realtors, Victor 2222. CHOOSE FROM THIS LIST. 54 | i a ne | 43xx LE nn SU SH-BURNS. MAIN 4523, Dandy 4 and 5 mo jern single: must sell | Ciate real alc, : ge VIRGINIA, 3628—Modern 3-3 single: Y——4 rooms, tile bath. Rance ~ $35 pies a a. nad 4 1 gale. ’ BLESSED SACRAMENT PARISH. 8535 PEDE RER 2610 Gravios, PRospect 1519 -| 3710 S. BROADW A r , ; ; ; Te a ny ao | rr rr i . ton Drive (Hampton Park} empty 4-5 fiat: poet as anen: Sor 2824 N. Euclid: 4-5 room single; bath, | this week __LAcls Sel ie ar le 4 ith 2} KEOKUK, 2202—Singie tlat, 4-4. LAclede wade for another single. REALTORS, one Autnace: a rood eee — ioe | SO OO nage 2 aaa tity F M. P ( c§2) ate 0 ywner will make o , ' clede 644! ety NEag tna TOW A—3-4 rooms, large Iet: dandy | union workmanship. Come out Sunday and look them over, Price red =F : ms sas _c8 AK i CKLIDER, FORE ta ben tonal. conten. modern; cheap, _LAclede_6249. bargain: make offer: price 38900. location; pickup for someone. sale to $17,500. "A. real bargain, LEE-SCHERMEN REALTY CO., 3503 Gha e | , FINE HOME SPECIALIS ss ee eS ote Meer bo ~~ ee ee ricer caine creation ge ACKLIDER, FOREST. *bs49. price right. See today 54% LAL “bE. gxx—vo ald 6 rooms, hot- VEST ST. LOUIS TRUST CO., : S WN D—A bargain in 6-5 > ECT TRAN en 3539 _S. Grand. LAc. 954: ALTHEN -k. CO.,} Easton and Sarah st. Lindel} 0461. bg sins cer awa rented. PROSPECT 7830. Northwest : SEE THESE NEW FLATS Kengel-Weber. garage ‘. Pat im we of Kossuth Bae et new 4-4 8008-10 CL ee as EEPING 316 Wainw He Blug. | WALSH. 3906 — New frame flats, — 2 BU SSELL—4-5 - rooms: right. cif . 7. — ae amily new ne ighbor 100d: watch eo “EXCE os | rooms and baths: street made; | only Grand. ‘ , J “12 N. 4 : IEAT: EXCEL- | LAFAYETTE, 2756—3 and 3 room mo é aw. ran ‘ ; ’ N UE 3-4 doubie, nc pie lebngg : copesruction theo ses ER. Lindell 2944 “PORCHES, EST ME: — : ern, one fiat rents $70 furnished; o,,.. «| 59000: terms. Gwner, CAbany 2730. SALENA—3-3 rooms, 3 garax%s: Sees @ room single tat: ea ae ee 4 tye F e ST HAAKE B REALTY cO., SRD ES 2 Wy Bh 2 -2PE DA EEN GE Senden 934 | GIR ALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., has first floor; garage: gargain, Souuv. — So Ae ‘his is a real buy baths: mada | floors, furnace; 2-car garag G If }] d : . Foner 2284, (c83) > DPECULATORS ATTENTION. 813 CHESTNUT. KAMP, 105 N. 7th. CHestnut 8342 WITHNELL, 923—2 single flats, 3-3} 2 SALENA—$4-5 rooms, are ~ | JOST-MILLER R. E. CO., “13 _N._ 10th. oodTenHow an Clemens | aii d-family of 3 rooms: 4424 Rosalie; 4 family: 5S rooms, | DE TUNTY i—o-. bargain; must; LAFAYETTE. 3146—)-6-2; beautiful flat: rooms, electric, KAL KBRENNER, ®sOl ‘ies te ceerane or Bas = = i 4-4 simile. BURD, 1: 382 eet re room single CHOICE SIX-FAMILY : : ee Greatest this new building with hardwood floors. nv gy oe eee y nee at brick through- sell. Call PRospect 7830 hot-water heat, tile bath, hardwood f:oors; | Cherokee, = 279() S. YHIRTEENTH—A 4-5. single: ick’ flat: siiiihirns throughout. Six large rooms: splendid floor | ’ tile bath and screened-in sleeping porches a $2 800 3 Sahin «mend io: ae = Pa Double: 3 rooms; tile priced very low for quick sale; see this WIL MINGTON, 3676—Modern single 5-3,| ~‘~ you Nl like it. ie KME VER. FLEER RLTY & INV. CO. extra Go feet vacant: faci n Most Poe s wea, ) ,make @ wonderful home and invest-| owner Teaving for "So South America — Mata mendeen. 314.000: $2500 cash will monty cee LEL-SCHERMEN, PRos-| with sun parlors; hot-water heat; 2-car| 7309 YERMONT—3 rooms, double: a| 3129 N._ Grand. COlfax 3425-6. ne rye “aependable — | Ol 4 : | T. A 0 LTY handle. Call before 1 o'clock Sunday or pect: : Sarage. agement pickup. CATES, 6408—7-room efficienicy, double; ‘i | me; ” “ : ep : IS PRACTICAL AND Wi © t é ‘ 7 ° S-0 . ; .? . P : price and term : L h®PpLAN 1S PRA 4 bs : sae tetate bron wer are closing | 2408 .N_ 25th st. ate ark; Monday morning. GRand 260i. soon | tenement; a real investment, Cali” | ‘garages ‘price; very reasonaples FEDERER jsteam! heat: streets made; open Sunday |“ FRANCIS-PERRY-RUTH, 14038 i ai. AND PROFESSIONAL y ) 2 | a > : . : r in i . y DE TC SOUTHAMPTON COMPAN E. A. CORNELISON, 2610 GRAVATS. PROSPECT 1519-1570 WATSON-O’ROURKE, REALTORS. Biggest Bargain of Todey SELECT A SIT E IS uti f vow Fe Pe ee ee aed SRY anit mah . ee i mere eee. e ime ee ee Lacaaaacan cane a te on this property. and will sacri- MAKVELO “ rf “pe furnace, tile 5112 Thekla. Inspect this ideal 5 and 5/ fiat; separate entrances: pp terms, | 4515 8S. Kingshighway. _ Riverside 5200. | Chippewa and Nebraska. _PRospect 6212. Riverside 4310 471 Gravois. 7532 Hoover; 4% _ block tice for $8000; one of the biggest bar-| ..- i . gle; jus completed; you will fall in| bath. hardwood floors: 4 garages, oh f°. gains otteres ¢ today ] ith it: 1 . : LOUGHBOROUGH, 406 4-4 hard-} WINNEBAGO, 3639 — N 5-5 9 St. Louis; 44 room new single flat, | 70V® it; low price; inspect Noday. | $1000 cash. balance easy. VROUGH, On——4-4, new, hard-| WINNEB: ,. a ew o-o Fooms, Southwest CONCORDIA LANE. 921 (HiPointe)—3-/rd.. 2 blocks south Clay h 04 floors. tile bath, screened-in Open.» DIMMITT RICK OTTENAD REALTY CO., 808 Chestnut st. Bec floors, double garage, tile bath, fur- single: 6 efficiency; steam heat ARSENAL 6336__5-5, barenln: low price. family apartment: ofl heat; garage. Call | 7-7 room flat: 3-car ve a ; ea porch; located near all schools and a ° ray — DEWEY, 5: 520—d- 6 single; a real bargain; nace, Call at 352 UJ Criiles. Rana St ____—- ROBT. DARR, GRand §2 47. P 4 ad ane a PArkview 3372. Open _$ Sunday . (c r4) water heat: must sell to com P ont iT FOR IT ov ey OF INCOMF. ‘ churches 254 Telephone CHestnut 7752 baths. furnaces, 2-car garage; strect and | LOUGHBOROUG H, 4563—Beautiful 4-4, | WINNEBAGO, 3639 — New 5-5 rooms, mospect 7550. —— 4) eg ant age & Evans av. Se te for the family and Abo os vahnen S301" EAST FOREST 5506-5518, rage, paved street. Price $17, 000: $2000 “DEWEY. 6001-3—4-4 ROOM DOUBLE. Piospect 7850. garage; owner upstairs, rate entrance, modern; want smaller! EASTG: “real 5 —Corner, 12-fami A al hg eerage” ean ees Cee ted Parks in the West Sor, \PTER I DIN ASHLAN})), 3305 o Modern 4-family; bar-~ — —e per age Agee interest. at 6 per All very large rooms: all matt brick: | LOUISTANA, ~3519—Beautitul 4-4; bar- | Wrominc °755-—Sini ee age eae place. 2 _ment, rea ee _investigete, jan — KAS TON. TAY LOK “TRUST ' 7 aa Investigate. thes aa ee Fosest _gain, CHestnut 9326. _ (ce) aoe a wie goa a Woda aw. en corner lot; val rented; good ine on 0 Price gain ; modern, PRospect 7830, — flat: Hoi CHestnut 5603. (c53x) RWATSON-0'RI ROURKE, Ps age botrme ENRIGHT. 51 gy Bag ot ee ex Four-F 7 FI — Out Wydown Bi.——7 minutes ASHLAND, 56226—Sing le, 4- -4 rooma. 1 k ye! 000. Owner Side & o-TO LOUISIANA. 4606—-Single flat. D and b TO — % — : “= 8l¢ « ° 2 ‘ " O ll ami Vv at E .. a of feet to entrance. L. 621 Chestnut. bloc west on Saloma. Ask for Mr. alow on South Sid “ Eg WYOMING, 2747—Single flat. 4-5 rooms. — | rooms, sun parlor, divided batb. CA neay 81 Cal a BUNGALOW =>15 - 1 ag 5-room = Ye > > = : trust; $1000 wi uy the 3625 MARCELINE TERRACE Eonpect ie. FLAT—New single 5 rooms; beautifully |MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; HOT apeae $11, JUQ ee PNR Peres Ye OS ay ij x a : owner BOUrCsneT Sag" mp a : Wiih BC: this attractive 5-room 56 at ie brick residence. aaa transi station pet me to sell at once; priced right; meet | siamo fag wbeds so Tae eee. | ith: price $16,000: make offer Call modern. PRospeci a4. ‘| tiful Benton Park: garage,- new furnace, . 5125—New 5-5 room modern; / reasonable on sma ager payment, 7th, | sacrifice price, sure : a: urches o flat; me between 2 and Oo Sunday afternoon or | lot. 4 : ~-Car brick garage: concrete et ’ hiv, sid 7958) First earnest MEN ARD, TEE “Ni . , weather stripped, copper screens; very vitrolite bath, etc.; brick_ garaze; want JOHN W, GIBSON _ R. CO, 114_N. 3 ; é KEMPLAND REA sweeties t Se . 200 Fe COE aa —aaed. | for Inet cane terme, Voda. Open | mene awaken (oD) | Pace SOMO CH etaUl MiOg, eS | SoBvenIent locatidn, (678) | Felvernide 50 ee eee eee OTT emits set | eS AN ee S Tate teal yi e lla »G- ribera ae Li ~ BAe. — : " i n ! Cl ak soe So 3 ; era: $ ‘rooms, hot-water heat 2 ‘double SUSTBURNS.__ MAIN 402 oa 341] DUNN ICA 3621- -23—Grand and_ Mera- BEAL BARGAIN—-DOUBLE FLAT. KINGSHIGHW AY. 3700 s—New flat; 6-5 | his T2-family fbn coetion of 4 and 6 SINGLE rus j Ges ee a: must « sell quick: will i suerte: “463 4 nel - a “ . . , ; / - A) 4 ‘ —t-? S arer 7 ~ x - / ep ¥ “tl - th EA TO CLOSE ESTATE Inspect this well-kept 4-4. modern: igure Broom. ingle. ber SEBASTI. AN REALTY, BLDG. ‘& INV. CO. JOHN’ potawater eat: 2-car_ garage, a ental Tio cash. balance ¢ on rhea. $90 malrwaya:'2 “car brick § “Hs ES 4! 903° beeen ae vestigate | at; bal VE R-FLEEK RLTY, & INV. CO., 5801 “angst Barston ee nice a a. oo nice _ home. LAc. 9543 Are ae by car L. A. KNOPP. CHestnat LAclede 8114. Beaitors ait Hartford, KINGSHIGHWA\ iG HWAY. 33928 a 3 —-Fine 7 cohen F des; wonderful investment for 5235 5-37 ‘Kensin ton; 4-5 roomst # ae Lovely residence: @ rooms, bath. nee 4 COlax_34- 3425-6. : | ee a PRICE REDU * . | this future | on. See yorches; 12x15; hot-water heat mame = ult. % il arran LA yee ote on eno “single, from ad ype lh Doors: Stat ves erecnee gon td aR P ty ni TED: mee See Pee MIAMI, 3022—Single flat, 3-3, bath, ga- b ee | aon 5-5 room single flat; water heat," metal oweather® Bo ny Pap 'H : + Mgueamaaees oe ut 9660.” wood : Pityy 3 a months # ns O. « en ey x hot SSX wales : beautifully decorated, keenite | and worth inspecting. See us for card of $3800: down $500: rental $36. "| MICHIGAN, 3337—Single 3-4; tile ao Ss S ae ten and bath. ee _— P L T; LARGE GRANVILLE “a 1009-094 Claytonia (Westen: 60 r : bath: elee- stucco, hot-water heat, Close to Catho admission. : - ~ furnaces: double farace. (cVE outh Side, SOxx west; rents $7 price WALSH, 7.9 RICE: REDUCED TO $8250 y ‘ ; Good ame 6 rooms, ‘ Is ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN SIGHTEENTH, 2919—Double and single. | $iCHiGaN. 4037——Sinele a d $7500: will exchange for 6-room bunga- DOUBLE FLAT OF 4 ROOMS; WILL 5 ana + rooms, hot-water heat, hara-| Tooms: steam heat, tile baw Bet BA O% ater heat: one-car garage, COB 644 oh x7 mo or low. For further details call Hlland land 8533. | SIDER VACANT AS PART CASH. wood floors; in ene cretaien | caress, rages. pricey $ feiall: lot = Me KORTE lecstes: or ee A ded , 1 s n . . ene ee me ree P s , nd sic wale mage. “Factories for both men. and Realtors, MAin 4593. 808 Chestnut, | _3 roome; cheap. LAclede naan Se seall- garenes pieog “a 47 © women within walking distance. For in- NEW SUBDIVISION ELEVENTH, 2624 S. SS anlG. 3-3. | HICHIGAN 3090, Sine aL IDEAL SINGLE FLAT. ARTHUR FISCHMAN, BUILDER MORRIS AACH formation inquire at Belka Bros, Studio, 4 $2000 cash. Bargain from owner, tog a nee gg WN 3-3, an th, fur- 2831. Accomac; northeast corner Oregon; __ 4054 8S. GRAND. RIV ERSIDE 3375, HORTON PL.. 6019-21—Big bargain in fl 2 nf bathe: ai 4776 lover av, NEW FLATS—56xx AND 57xx BLOCK | ELEVENTH S.—Single 2-2 and 3-3, L-car | ype stake: cheap. _LAclede 0449. n> Soa Nene > Leone ay apenas MAGNOLIA, 4n41-4051—Two a-family | double 3-rooin flat: baths, electric; mugt | 4t: fumace, bathe; ‘rent $i Mone es rion Park district, hot wate 39 NLEY RD APARTMENT LABADIE AV. garage: price i hndy only $1500 cash -| MICHIGAN, 231 7-19-—3 and 3 room, haty, | conveniences; 2-car gar flats; always rented: “subject to l deed. sell; cut to $11,300 price be | AKE & BR RL = hestuul 7500 Box yA Post Bnpaich oe, Most Ecnuttal Sfamily apartment in|. ©618, larce 3-room doubie: 3-car brick| neeccury. §) Bodner, 3724 Hydraulic. | or" business prope a Veo Sanenew HENRY HIEMENZ 1 Be. C0. 14 Chestnut. | Earle Deane, Kirkwood 1158, JOHN _H. ABBOTT, Realtor, 709 Chestnut | — - BLAKE $50. ULLIVAN. 3500—7-r00m rick vaidenice; = RENT a LTY. & INY. 00., 2 h ented Louis. consisting of 7 rooms, baths, 2 , large 4 and 4 single; 2-car brick = yiAG cs age i oe > ve eat - Pia Sy. on PE ee Spel 4 : RY Papen, > =. FASS OT Pa Pa, ae are, ae Pa a>. ea 2 es a AN 5 gh : ; § 4 « oh shower bath. all-tile kitchen and bathroom. ELLENWOOD. 4222—5-5 brand new; must | MI HIGAN. 4418—4-4 double; strictly 5733 Dewey. Genuine bargains: £ |New 5-5 room single flats. just being| NACES; D OLBLE. : Frigidaire, etc.; rental $700 per month. rage. bs ; BARNGROVE & SPE ' $16.000. 9 SS room double: sa or , He prcnnt oe sige’ oS venientiy located for price and card of ee : 7 a Vacant property as part paymen 48 - real bargain r (ce) ay TIT 1437 Penrose, corner : = wow’ Z HS am igsion MINNESOTA, 3939—5-5 modern bungalow _ Three almost new flats. all rented. cood at LE rie treets made; easy lerine, pee ane investment: ae balence; toe a 3 : 4 | “JOHN Ww. GIBSON R. CO., 114 N, 7th, | flat, in St. Anthony's parish: a real bar-| _311-Chestpat qe Ae Ke 2. income; all matt, brick: large cut-stone| MINERVA, 5853-—Single 4-4 room flat, VELL iT. ly VICHENSER, 104 _N. Seventh st, : + ay iy , : eee a 3 | fLAT—Minhesota, near Cherokee, single, | *2i0; streets and alley Jn: ade; will be sold | “4 BE, aan OSC. | porches, hardwood floors, shower baths. _modern, reasonable, terms. . 4 7, § POINTE : ow moving in tod: : aoe “ ey | i Ate Me 3-3; baths: garage: terms. LAclede 6449) at Si; pee SS SO 1012 Allen: a: Lk Seamer peal condition iaie Oe ye ag ly a7 a MINERVA, 5146—2-family, modern brick, 5 NEW as we . Werte Pointe bl. 6 large reoms, ~ a BSS ts eA RDiy, eee. aro, . : 4é » | o P ¥ : a - an asgememtt cs ee : 3 Ateeee eee =: Ec a EVerg. 7067 | ree eee Foe ee “24 | FLAT—Single 4-4, almost new; reason- | RLES WELZ, 4642 Gravois, Riv. 2080 904 Russell; 3-family flat, bath, toil . AY K. ROSEMOND. INC 4-5 rooms: St. Mark's parish: priced B Sniveriit § tiled walls in bath: lavatory on first floor; Bes Roe We: g : MISSOURI 3249-303. — y . et. RAY R. ROSEMOND S : AN REALTY € 7211 Tulane, Universe h hardwood floors; 59°23 GHLAN es x Bos Ree oe TSI able, cheap. PRospect 4141. chan a baths; cheap, laundry, 3417 S. Kineshiehway. Riverside 5885. res Mo JOHN P. DOL R et City; 5-5-room and Gi @ hot-water heat: ant construction: owner HA suntan LE a oe es RE Se »*4 | FLAT—Bleventh near Russell, double flat; |} = DENTISTS and «leeping porch, steam heat, weather- ee aa i -FLAT—w yoming, 3-3 single, bath: ga-| OGD Sunday for inspection. 919 Rutger; modern 3-3 room: 1-car! clayton av., 6 blocks west of Limit av. ONLY 85500 rage for 2 cars, side SE DOCTORS OR DENTE my hi 3 a ee cae i ie | me , WATSON- ‘0 ROUR E, REALTORS. garage; almost new house. Market or Cit Li s Lot 35x125: owner ¢says_ sell quick; | &4"46 ’ , oi ‘inped, garage: ece this today. Sure = ee ies tess... Eoopest 318 Riverside 4310 B47 :. s : iN *s. ) . % 4 ; 2} 3 efi oe it = © ee z 3 « BE ; ; ae 4 : é * i Siete ssession: owner. 3 Ho aa rete ase NGS HTC AND LEXINGTON—T1 | MPP gee gd | PE bath: Soz0e. PRospect 41 4).____ 3490 MONTANA ST $4950; payments $35 month. “WHYMAN, | Show yon, Se tO Appreciate. Owner | WON DEREUL INVESTMENT AND HOME V/ oe ne tee | J “. « Fl ante. pai ame eee. SOO). PRospect aa arene of the beet A and 6 stucles in Bt. 722 Chestnut, _CHestnut_8500. Kengel-Weber, 3539 S. Grand. LAc. 9543. 4 rooms each, with Murphy bed, tiled emer and sun parlor fam “ge 4 ot av; Taree rooms; rock: _ . iets - - - ra) ys " yo ATs. be - . Pix: “ ae ‘ si hw ad ‘ e* yy modern. Wholesale prices. Act quick | 3 aoe | 2 ee | FLAT—Double, 3-3, near Grand and Ar- | stripped: far Wa oe — Exceptional Value ROSA, 5443—4-1 . single, furnace, tile | D&SD. hardwood peice 10 SELL QUICK ‘ Cae OS Nina: Sfamie we front porch; bath on second 1 soist, ba r . x Pees $4 Seat “$ senal; baths: $12,750. PRospect 4141. FEDERER. 2610 Gravois. PRos. 1519. 562 1-56 D ‘i : bath. earage: term MORRIS AACH R. ). INC, og eatnnt rooms. . sun parlor first floor, Double garage: SSUTH. ; -—55 rooms, hot-water Y. °. Sees, 6 me | FLAT—Nebraska and Cherokee; single, 4-| NEBRASKA. 3455-33 single flat: cheap | 5-5- ang + nn flats tile . fgg ee on smth O'ROURKE, REALTORS RAYMOND . “sh i i ior bed; priced to sell. a come ow LTE R. Aerie? AR Aang Bag Sak 5: bath, furnace: $9500. LAclede 6449.| for quick sale ait ; cheap Janae’ what ke é nye ath, stone porch, meee ato Gravois. RAYMOND, ~ 6933 ‘ ere aS ar 7 we Pare 3 ms sleeping pan i RAC po at DWAY.” in angie, madern. garage. CAbany 7440. (ce) 42 patna, Frigidaire; rent $ ' — = SR doh, -1 _ New 4-family apartment; -4 room, bath, furnace: feos FLAT—Kingshighway and Gravois, mod- i TA. 3538—F MARTIN-S y y og | rented: "will trade for bunzalow. Yes ary hn Denies’ ern single. will sell cheap. LAclede 6449. oa 393 Flat, 3 rooms, bath, LAcieds pet STUBBLEFIE .% “eet ¢ (c) eos neighborhood: reasonable price; 2 r . b special in me. N#OCK RCo . But if you really want one of the best | FLATsS—Two. single. 4 and 4 efficiencies: NERP Ack 5 ae term : RIDGE, 5147—Here’s @ buy; 6-0-2; stone- | Tac priced to Drag & ove & ——— ia K-RCOT co. E.Vergreen 8751,| built flats in the northwest, just see thib: | o car garage: $10.3 * ~ ‘: | NEBRASKA, 3249—3- a baths; fine flat: $1000 CASH. TOON, 1 ROURKE. Realtors, front; beautiful; real ‘bargain: see it Stun- 50x Waterman, same ss 7 ee me; & large rooms, ideally a arranged: sleeping Sg» pea $10,000 cash, Cal vie) inspect. PRospect 4141. 1355 amnily, reat temas * income Riv bee 431( 5471 Gravois. day, _ Call PRospect_ 7+ 7830, good buy; rent $5100 year. ee CORA. 1716-—-N “305 a rooms brick ho , (c) | porch. white ‘onyx bath, shower, brick | PT-AT—-Madon double o Toons, Tor home | NEBRASKA. 2025—3 and @ modern; near | 5 0E = 200._Box_M-43,_P.-D. | SOUTHWEST. OF 5—4 and 4 room single | SAN BONITA, 6406—0-0 single, must sel.] 6324 Northwood: rete 3 family padern erate fireplaces, sidewall lights, %” select floors, and investinent: south subdivision: in- sstores, ¢ ar fines. THRE Kk NE W.. ik L ATS | flat, hardwood floors, tile bath, 2-car @Apany 7930W re A 2 no. bathe) Oe “4 ; beter | beautiful white cut- stone porch, bungalow int . @e000n . or . : . ' NEBRASKA, 4052— Moder o3 ; Kesh “ i. garage; reasonable price and terms. BU Sti- i ¢ ~*~ UT ‘ Ron (B70 west ¢ Pp an tluon; stric tly modern. Ae eae BRILLIA T , mpg et me $2880 a year. PRospect 9498.) (c) u . Murphy | SEE THEM TODAY, OPEN 2 TO 4 P, M.| BURNS. M rr; SHAWMUT, 1529 (5100 west at Page spare , te: 6m . Sap RaTn ] fiat. Forest “? 0 vac Gum steam heat; 2-car ga- | ot A Mineole: 4.%. ahs = — beds. baths, furnaces, carages: owner. 4331 S : gee 4 Ne Ain 4027, (c83) 4-5 rvuomes, tile bath, hot water heat; ‘ W. Pine; 6 aparimen a rm residence Sie (co) | Tage. Apply 5622A. St. Louis. The price | ginal. Single; 4-9; modern; $1000 down; NEBRASKA, 33xx——Sing! room” single oe béautifuly planned 4-4 | WALSH, 4935—4-5 rooms sunroom, bath, | hardwood floors, two-car garage; bus lit and bath: newly decorated; let A ASTON-TAYLO ; , ade ar , e “ ‘ “a NHEBRAS A. darz— . 3 3, s : po ait é a ‘ ° . ( om 5S. i are " ¥ « ys , tego cA . nears oun FFITT, 4728—Modern 4-5 single fiat. PRANCIO PERRY RUTH. 110 N. 7 ‘eee. YRomen 618 cation: $4006. Pioumect 4181” | hardwood floors: denita Tatatan eae furnace, hardwood floors; garage. Owner | and_service cars at corne! “aerial rent, $0100 year; & ee = * sennings; bath, electric. Holland furna ®-car ga- U } 10 are ith St. FLA T—Morganford and Walsh, slogle - s. NERRASKA. S51 4.4.5 rooms, bath, fur- | | attr active NSPE and tert ns. r ai eet RE ALTY e o. “8548 S G 7315 T LL ANE AV. E Ww PP cpa * greveinent a 4 aa y = ‘ie “a! aly Baden | snd shrubbery. iruit, ale age: owner on epremises. Call or phone baths, heat, $6300. $500 cash. LAcled nace; owner says sell or trade. INSPECT THEM TODAY, ——— st rand, ne ak EARY SEEMS «| Cal fee es ticulats ai ho te den, chickens: bus service, wonderful place COlfax 2a OR os (cD) South 6449 4145 8S. Grand, Riverside 188) YECKEL » EARICKSON & CO., INC. 3-4 ROOMS—$7300 University Park single flat of 5 and 5 2 of eee ’ "oe for retired farmer or business man; price * ——e - — - NEBRASKA (ho j 3542 Gravois av, PRospect O175. 6909 Magnolia av.; hot-water heat, 2-| rooms, sunrooms, brick mantels, double | J. M. LEVI & CO., ‘109 N. 7th. MAI ae S15.0000) h Lane, (7) aria ; room single fiat. FLA AT Oregon, near Meramec; modern, - ASHKA, J160—New 4-4: modern 3- od si > orate: . ra tan sie, ans . = 2-ear brick J ; LLEW, 2000-03— « ‘LAT— -r : 7 a-Car Drie Garage; Price : terms. | 6059. D: Mem ART ERE TR Res. | corer’ S170 ver month income, | (Tower Grove etnies Yor SY or aditbon | Guan, NAMEN: Ba Sasi JUST $500 DOWN O21 Tholozan. ulec 5-5, hot-water heat, | srt eA PARTMENT S100 “SUNSET HILL COUNTRY GLOBES |B proot shing}ra: bath. eae, ‘EVergreen 1000. Union and St. , BIXBY & SMITH. 1001 Loc ust St. Seunie : Bowtn Side pre ge must be! Victor 4200 ode 17.8. 12 2th, ere BALANCE EASY TERMS, showers, Saree hypo yeni scar ga- 938 Beach: “just off of 5900 Maple: 5 “at evant tyr fir aA ae a jot ww 5 ae a, ' fre lon: ° —__ : s@€parate en rances | 30x M-li: 1. Post-Dis. . : purchase an excellent sil gle flz : et : « Me: . . w i g e: 500 a oF Gran ae er; ( TERMS EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN brick garage: 50x148: 35 ¢ ‘ ( 4 Your investment in new. flats, 5039-51- Beautiful and up to-the-minute 4-family : 100 >A PIN—$ 1008 PAPIN— iree — : cash or terms. rooms: hot-water RSENATIT cae » been m ei near car ines Catholic and s. Rengel-Weber. 3539 S. Grand. LAe. 9542. rooms, 2- : clor 4: me: S3S000 Is “ ek gar: regain: di , 8, Pmt, - 7 la vay 4310 471 ae AP AC Suatticee ore ipa hl ba ance easy : 8945 5 FILLMORE ’ Rive side T1811. rect from builder. GI IRALDIN BROK TODAY. | conveniences; any reasonable offer emus is ‘ —— oy 3826 AN iT “AL. ry a ue ‘ 4- 4. with o— rooms, gA- | ah. 4642 Gravois. Kilw. *0R0 4 S Lease 813 H KE. Co., } f re ered | ruset sell - owner on prem Ree : NE cAR GRAND BOU LEV ARD.- ? we block Rose Fanning school], | SHAW. 4351-53-—4-family 5 rooms each: This beautiful, new 5-room English Well b 2 BARTMER. CIT TO FELT Fik ae ESTNUT. | ADELAIDE. 4: 14 -— OFallon Pat ¥ 7 modern hennuesaes 2-car garage: ico PRIC E AND REASONABLE a GRAND. “n925 JUST ae Bidg, sleeping porches, tile baths, hardwood | Pe. single flat, adjoining exclusive resi- | | com fe n aoa ~ ‘Band 6 room flat: good in- 1B ae ON f VOR si are 14 008—TP SOLD | trict: & rooms, hot-water beat, @ room th: a 6 rooma. bath. nae. electric. oo A. 8 i 2 — ST COMP L kK TED — furnaces: carage i ored ot 40x dential section of Holly Hills is uneur- | W Ritkne KO! LAS N F.. | conveniences: auy reaegonable offer @ od ou will tendo ot ¥a- pare: mt in « ondig ooondition. an A 7 0 +4 rents $190: price. $17,500. | passed anywhere for distinctive sype, good-! ~ ~ AS. MAin 3078. _ of New § and 5 i ie Tats: screened) | er red; post melt: Wiecez pn ae + ee room yy Ms pn Robt MORRIS 26 h We ER t : if B N aA > s ; ee eS > 1) DF WANS’ r R AT H{ ; 717 744 rt “*hestnut. |; Constiruc tion. interior finis? ) and workman- } {}- 2 Rd. family of 4 reoms, wit | with | s'eeping sparen rT 5] S1°5 mer ry onth: 7m . m - DROS net ~ ay res 826 Chestnut; L. ‘Gh mM ; EXC wer | SHEN ANDOAH. 30xx-——Double: "i waeame: chen | ship, yet costs no more than an ordinary | all modern conveniences: building {a Al; Hlot 40x150: side driyvew ay. T75°O Fthel a Rod aes on ps 4" poet eaate: rood bead —Double and | SACS TION : KOUIPMENT “COMPETE gilt bath: $2000 cash will handle. GRand | Prokerty., The rooms are spacious; %-inch | Contition; be eure to sce this bargain. | ay. 084, lock 9 mi 103": bi Centar a342. ae Fe wists, m | hardwoc loors, sanij-on x hath. built-in xx Ooreythe; this beautiful duplex a r OCOwN i* GARRETT oD: ee 45 5 ara b] Riverside 1881. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. CO.. ae k. c) ' kitchen cabinet s* hot- eaten heat: saan | 4 6 rooms. 4-car @arage. oi! ara. exedia | / FRED en KERTH RF Ar. Ty CO... | BA 4 tRE a Si ‘1 ti ock Fron brcbin BROADWAY. BY S—Convenient five | WLS. Grand. LAe. 040. ii. (e&3x) |} cellent 5 and & room, hot-water heat: "2: | FEDE TRER. 2619 Goazois PRes OF the. pretilery Pieter ee tee eee O06 | en ee ao nbare) 10 room, orated: Se : ‘ a. large ‘an ht: c : . . : ER. 2619 ¢ . oO 1” prettiest flat é ie ee a Painted ang « rate : ght; furnace, screens, ak GRAND AV. SINGLE © er eerage: unusual chance. Kamp. iravols. PR PRonoect 1519 | handle with $6000 “cash go Rig ng "TO CAS ye vend 2 |e im-touch with owner, Anton, *- ‘ - irginia av Riverside 4444. ee i RESIDENCE Fae had i and od nm: redu d to 40), S:_ th, c "| 44 _ Reaid Ce. é Troe hoe Se Lo] os; ~ vw By €r di + — hod A “ Hestnut R34% ~ OP} EN N K ( IR | XN SPE & TION easy terms: must make aBpointment tol ~ Pew -roem single fiate: strictly m BLATR. 44T3—— a k: KER R te cc 11°3 Che u | ern; well constructed: ltoent ed A sAl « et : rf ~T E 19%) mple av. 45°38. Grand 4-4 reom r | | hotewater, heat; ‘wood income: alwava 3123 SHENANDO TODAY UNTIL 5 P.M woe this piace. were _ - JATT tg 5658 Etzel: 5.8 room single. hardwood | Oxkview pl. (580@ Oakland): price only | steam heat: 2-car OnTM. ae? ne 3 Eastanente otter. ee Pari AY. 622 3 and 4 ¢ einglo, brick oa $300, down. Be. i —s Rare ‘ Two-family flat 5 ~ = r a vr >» 2 ¥% | at, and yy 1 Me . ee ; ounce at 0730" Marsantgrd | nant Et, SF, LOUIS TRUST co... | senaraue Tumacen, fwante enree eee” | OD19 TENNESSEE | | Roe tte to zicar brick enrages" owner | $1:.000; ot "eae arth ail eracoriin § Hae . N-TAYLON TRUST CO ae , Seen en eee ok: | Tete 200 vear: — $11.500: tee: Get Some new id ‘wes 1343 Montclai i Rospece at Dena tine Ct a i w —— foes ar. ie 551] GRAND BLVD. admission card neces g ms | constructio mare on ee Sree: of ardzoog —— tile ee. Gan bane aooeen ee ono ; NT oe Dandy Si. .. Bh ingithe 4 ~ Blessed Sacrament cae ; arranged for S families: baresiet Aen ooms and 2 non fen) a IW—Ne o kfast room; two-car garage: electric Beautiful. JULIUS HALLER R. “CO, R07 Ch + ~ 4 : modern sing! ' estnut, . a e; 5-6 room single; will sac- Nort tion; all modern: worth $15. nn: baths, hardwood floors, , 5-5 rooms, tile — or ae ay. hich-class: SAN ITARY FIN ISH Ww. } price. Taylor: & a's apt 304 | ade for modern fiat. LAciede Bie $064 snet: e have @ large jist available at wes ej mod iw "Olla NY UT UL 514 N. ELEVENTH Sh “t hoteeter heat: "a 4s ~ ; j 2 © 812.500: all ren $1000 will han- all 4 arge clothes clos- close to 4 - | car line: nd leaving city. Box ed: provements: fastest gro $10,950; Income ‘si = condition. Price MOELLENHOFP fg Call us for what you need in real | rage: st : . a 7 at nd -|, Six-room brick: can be arranged #0 Saths oa Satie a orcs estaut, 3, Post-Dispatch. cation in city, Get admi ra "Fron (83) YECKEL, EARICKSON & CO” card from AAMER REALTY CO... BULLDING ” & co | 3001-03 Gravois sy. LAcicas Sai’, (c)! 6417°8. Grand.” Riverade 2004, 301 EASTON.” YOREST. Hoos 5000-5318. | call 8 pS: BELLE 4. F. 0. RELLER, 3626 N,

Page 87

SUNDAY, % Denn + ens garage. Lot 200x300. Terms to = MUST BE SOLD | duced. RESIDENCES : oll burner, Kelvinator; walls | garage for 4 cars, | Lot 35x142'6"; 12-room brick; 3 baths; | 4605 Mel HERSON suit. ee fee ‘ated beautiful residence BROADWAY, 132: S.—-Two stores. . ’ -_ a4 8 1: » garace ! 5038 Raymond; 9 rooms, sunroom oil burner. i Lot 235x140: 9-room brick; rarase at ‘san eae see at o 3 abanne av 9 — iarge glaze d f ‘s. idea ate hd a location wi DE GIv ERVIL. LE, Bs 0—Beautifu ‘ 9 Waterman: 10 rooms, 3 baths; sleeping porch, hot-water heat; ca- oa ee ' For particuiare Rieepir ae be oreh ate oil burner Al ap, i busines a, wee rooms: hardwood floors, — ene 3 ; ; . J > . SCN O. ath. extra tonle car garage: lot, gat 7 tile wainseoting, pedesta wash- 140; ah gh-crade home FOR CARD OF ADMISSION AND FURTHER PARTICU LARS, SEE } ROETZ-SC HNELL 7 ao ey! 37: just reduced ¢: 3000, re ny a BROADWAY, 2123-27 &. (cor. of Ann) stoaeiiae Craftex walls. hot-water + | Ot rage. : = West Polo Drive; 8 rooms, ] 4146 Raymond; 9 rooms, bath, hot- Fl ET | Realtors 715 Chestnut St. pointment —-4 stores and 3 flate; will trade heat, l-car garage " ‘ a baths. oil burner; reek Fridigaire, 3-car garage: CHER R. HARRIS REALTY CO. Lij _ | WENZLICK, 1010 Cheetnut, CHestnut A900. | CHOUTEALU, 2834—Store and 3 fates: JEFFERSON, oa it—2 brick resi- | : | i. . eee Sere “PRINCETON ——. aur ay ; jot 3936x176. Future ury; 7 rooms, bath, hot- 5149 Cabanne: 9 rooms, “Ww ; . OWS: bargain; near new Commission dences, of price reduced for quick heat; fine condition: garage. mot water ' ©“00 NORTH FOURTH STREET R-room residence, vitrolite bath. vapor f R AL House project. ravcie widening. xx Southmoor; exceptional home of a , partcratt walls; Saragce, easy terme. | _ West End residence at 8043 Watkins | ershing: & rooms, breakfast 10 rooms; 3 baths on 2 floors; Sure. | -REEN. 3155 _5. Grand, LA o¢e as Drive, $32,500. Five hedrooms, three 8 baths. oi! heat. _ feld_ built: priced right. | -PRINC ETON — 6901—Open Sun-_ baths, lavatory downstairs, large living ; 5 rs ink I, ed 103 rooms, 2 baths, | 6368 Washington: 2 baths: . Sd ae . ; » baths: sun par- room, sunroom, breakfast room, gurage for ezz\ ee es e y Res-——ready » move ints. a — a An aS NT en peers - Hampion , h ‘3 © an ap = > he . lot 1-0 Res ronal le part) cap prac tically puy out rene : : ~~ arn . o~ rar Phy, - * ~~ et wade “ Soe tty. > Ante —* oo > ¥y ote» ero a eee . bacaemeenian 4 ener Frigidaire; l-acre lot; garage. 1omes at once. dust phone MAin 1778. | se a ae i —— i . " ini fs a atm AnD OAwereer TT eet 1455 STRATFORD AV., IN ALTA DENA McD.—5039 KAYMOND—McD, | Stop paying rent. , -_ : i J : y rit. 0 fro ms. #} ardwood a flor rs 7h) t Ww a Eiedes. ‘Shave Casual Ol ween, acces GEO. F. BERGFELD CO., Inc. Si sch wie tos ‘ene ah Ms MAMIEAL ties Gites eibees eeicernont | eee. hak Cote, ES Ueda ae | St, Eee me tne oom oe Business Property Investment will coset ovel S1 50, O00. You wil — --—- si Py ~ = & j ) rs ' ecu tm ! be DON ALD. 1111 Che t a MAI 61 » i Oa . ) an ta pe VY feo pat i ; . : Q :' | tently finished awnings. Lot 62x120. Lot is situated beautifully with 30 fine trees. ‘ es nu in a2. DAV IS Ky {) j fed buildings. Best material and a ain MAm 1d REALTORS 610 Chestnut |} Just east of Hanley road, 3 blocks south of Delmar bl., 2 blocks north of Pershing | RESIDENCE—11 rooms, nicely fun mished ; rr ALTY COMPANY { ia ~ - ; = a 7426 UNIVERSITY DRIVE, IN ALTA DENA | RESIDENCE—® roome, modern, double ga- | 09 | | | nee . ae condition, Soxx_ weet. $: 300 : 7109 Ws ashington Avenue | Ch d be th St S 9 C eg LISTING TOP ‘3 R NT A 6 rooms: bath with tile floors and walls: shower; copper gutters and screens: metal e4oW or 5019 Maple. ee Containing living rooms, parlor. dining estnut an en De, . . or. -. HK. COmMNER ~ | 9 H) K | of Pershin i on 2 F RIDGE. $861—-6 rooms, steam heat, siz hall and n first K g ave., east of Hanley road, Price $15,500. Terms to suit. Open 2 to oO p. m. 3H; LS0i-——-O rooms, ste eat, slate ‘hall and woilet on first floor: 3 bedrooms, Goodfe llow and Cle ‘mens . reo!, elc.: open. ving roo 1m and ‘iret fo eae on second Opposite New Bell Telephone Bldg ob ) i : ) liard room ind ; brick ga- I ve ni : : Six, large rooms: splendid floor q ~ ~ =") gs { . ; “re | — ape l. bp? : oOno7 ez . oo~¢ 105 x. rth. ‘ He «tniut 834 “* . oh pegrr et ae ox iti yoy { r) Lior ht et “4r ¢ oe Left ldi ; t; i in 135 Ho9 ‘xtra G5 feet vacant: facing Goodfeli. : : % MAin 2258 MAin 2259 x1 ae on An eight-story and basement bullding, containing 39,006 property ip first-ciass condition: desirabic O77 Most Pocketbooks = - — — | UNION, 14lo—9d-1 ge gg wore vow ae doe HF M MEL M ANS ¥- SPAC KLER RE CO. square feet of floor space, sprinkler system, steam heat, electric price and term “pepLaAN JS PRACTICAL AND WiLL APPEAL TO B XLe§ Sou rag ae > - {) ly mS. Is iA 4 4 0 LSsi2 | - FRANCIS: PERRY-RUTH. 110 W. 7p 1 st abe AND PROFESSIONAL MEN. th “MIKADO REALTY C0.. 5948 EASTON. |... HL POINTE FINE HOME feet or Chestnut St., 112 feet 8 inches on 10th St. Price right | themen av.. west of Grand; hot-water | must be seen to be appreciated; real bar- | 5405 VERNON AV. | 6239 Alamo, well-built. 7532 Hoover; % _ block off Bi 4 | DA if P] A K ' heat. tile bath, hardwood floors; Al condi- | gain. 12 large rooms: tile bath, hot-water heat: | narin: amo, well-bui rooms. sun- 0 8 nCatL. © ati harawc 4 , €a : » n: rior, by ric k ra ” yi] irner: rd., blocks south Claygon rd.; beaut ‘tut Beauti u tion; 2-car garage; wonderful location for | CABANNE. 55. 93-—Modern home, arranged | 2-car garage: lot 45x15 must close estate; gate HS me at bar. T 7-7. room flat: 3-car brick Sarage: hot. | high-class rooming house or home. Price | for two families: on large lot. with side) _ FRANC IS-PERRY-RU TH. 110 N. 7th. gain price. Bacrifice, MAin 52 WHAT YOU WAN >| come that mus Be appreciated: | s¢ —Is worth ok while y 29009 (* : s— QNk7 & ( —THEN BU ILDERS WILL BUILD FOR YOU ANT. i3—)]4-reom residence; now! © t ust be en to be app t | feet 9uth) orth a look wmile vou CORY St _* 4) ° | 2 2 & 3 Room FS - n home—the Rent Leak is stopped— buildi ek os Be house: 4 baths: rent | Teasonable price and terms, See owner On, are driving Sunday; 6-room home: new. 7 > ry " ~~ brick ga age. & " b n es . RCS T | oF dentist: will make (0) _Chestnu et elevators, light on three sides: exceptionally well built; lot 135 : ! 7a Tas eS @-Too?! w.ifnenc ' t. >T = ren rf ey | Or C€ li Cabar y 306 (et Biggest Bargain of Today — sixcT A SITE IN ReSIDENCE—Nine m residence ou Cas | ABERDEEN P41. ‘ omi—s residence; | a i VOO. eu") | OPEN TODAY. . and possession on short notice. 6 a very fair price. Interested builders | 7-room hot-water h i . P * WM. J. ABBOTT RLTY, 000) ROG ‘Chestnut, a yy, 5 oe $12,500. . LMER LN a ais uy ~— | See Mr. td oe a. - see s: reet, Sonam (cS0) | ae x Le ggg gore ees beater’ hot-wa- *wM. J. ABBOTT RLTY CO., = Six rooms 7 or eens me of & rooms. 8. I n. ice. : — a “SEE Us’ 1009-09 liner : P - elec: | a r | “OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL THIS ‘ie periecs tendition: o-car 5 CHESTNUT i : heat, tile, beuhs: wpew, a con consign = enecer as com | 2607 CALIFORNIA re, 2h en tenes ee | MOREIS. AACH RCO. ING. '826 Chestnut || pt nates | ment inside, and’ diiierent @ appearance) (i SALLE. 1910-16 soeme. Dein, [er | CHRISTIAN BRINKOP modern in every detail; lot 40x160: i ROE wee, ee SI . | chce: "029 Sidney; two-car 2-story garage. Be. = —~heaee All n , nace: a@ real rooming house, in cing | R mee; pice, F1t.5 maientiy, located. Sine ee eo floor. nesch “communicating | K._P. SENNIGER, Realtor, 722 Chestnut. | vy) ath ad form i ge gg Mi ges | “CALM, ING, 517 Chestnut, 7 ee : | Ww A SON 4 4 | L ; Ss 1 > 7 ‘ ' J . 2 BARN GROV E & SPECHT BOD" AN = STE ODI uM aw g&. &. CO./, q ORL HAY. REALTORS __ -r nen Clesigence in ideal location ; | GIRAL LpIx BROS _R_E. ce. S13 Chestnut. acrilice ti ace ss have to move. Ca MOORLANDS California, __PRoepect_O207. r "Fic? 112 N. Tth 07 N. Broadway | “aide porch, sil burner, large rooms. large | 3. 7-room bt ick residence in ideal 6700 CLAYTON ROAD MAG URE, CAbany $454. | } AND! | st RE AND FLAT—Co orner at sree it « North ~ as ps . et : ‘ I ! ~y oO r t f a) © law ‘ : eR - abuse i puis. e . j ; ve ‘i cation. tity ; - — ROM BRICK RESIDE NE os 5900. || * RF 2 Pass ag 7 nl recat Jos. F. Die kmann, 3125 8. Eocniel - > ion 0620 Beautiful 7-7 om residence: od | WESTMIN STER. 3505 — Re “side nce, ~. _ Attractive residence, 6 rooms, one: iy $: 3900 for quick sate. River- ; ORNE R LT— Penrose, Dressel: BEAUTIF UL i437 Penrose, corner Blair: — elec: | § nted; 750: terms: salesman there ?| TOWER GROVE PARK RESIDENC Be Sc ape: UME ible one e _:Ca a ae Ai - eR lew gn ee joors: Biv 0 gen is gh Re oe ee ae cae tile aon side 8414J. ic) { ” 4 « ae term i = ? . { r Ger 1 conditio ye CHOLL » i 8 ré pS badd Y MOS, pean ave oumne aw arage ; JX Do r ——— ne be ANT WELL-BUILT bie: both, street ea N. Seventh st | yor KOTSREAN REALTY CO. Mais. cat ben tr anki GIVERVILI Scar alee eee eaters mA BE ILLS: DINTRICT. | CORNER BAKE AND n ara re # ~ . -seuceainacss i sc‘? ' “ « 7 NEW FLAT ory TIFULL NOSTE POINTE FE HOME. | c ASTELEMAN. s50n.c Bane tetek, batt OBER ME YE x & BRU., FOREST. “0561. _ ' CHOIC EST HOME IN wl bisrnic T ‘ W ES r M1 NST ER KEMPLAND REALTY CO., Only siore loc ation, in in this rapidly de- | Peuen A “tors teal ‘ouner aac eine; i ” s 9°4 North Pointe oe arce rot 8, a n > ~ oe a Seven rooms, sleeping porct lardwood . ; : 3 ’ ton | ‘ 2 =" | veloping section. ; | tunit . vt - he 4 t} r 4) } furnac «-Car war ig street and ; { ) \ { dV E HE IG iH ; re ] uUTs ijl- aier re Lf ii muTriper - Ww en ag a bargain: very elegant in ( ayton and Big Bend. * . wa” + oe se PBR ree? cee oie ss ae h: 5 ee ey ee Ol fears: made: oe Batt eaten ieee dandy oan, wie | i. * ae CRY 2-story of 9 jan tater vt ge he wt eet ‘and select, goo rior; ar posh. | tile wall, oi! Hand 1019. || FEDERER, 2610 Gravois, og rae CH. Ani Es" Matt. 4642 Gravols. mig ity; 0-0- aus construction: rooming house. For car ; ont, ge, r ae thin th annreciate eee ~ | burn stone front, slate roof; price only |. '_____ stelheuiemiaaiciina ; ji} : e A? NCISCO, 42 xi 2"; 0 bath, sieeping porch, Yepor steam heat, ile roof: ver best construction; owner and information. ard of admission | tite hath. hardwood foo! aoe mae ue Bona a Spee $10 500 terms. WHYMAN, 722 — ee — | Good C orner, Groc ery ats for single fiat at. Seanaees just weet ry + 9 at oh } » Sie " } hardwood floors, copper screens, awnings e will_show, CHARLES WELZ. 4642 Gravois. i&Iv. eene | gy ik agence lg ve ge garage, MORKIS ARCH KC odriguat , Si —— Chestnut. C Hestn it 8900. 5501 Michigan. store. 5 rooms, bath. | of eae inds rage for families Eli ey = ner_is anxious to sell. PRospect 3882 | SAC RIF ICE DELM aie ae = Want * 29-FT. I OT—$1000 MAin 354?. th and Fine. ay or fur pti nfo allo | siz iil . 1S 9— room resicence, | rh fast room on first fioor with terazzo 0r; SACI LIFIC [CING One j ty > y rey us « , ‘ ' =" APARTME NT iF. 0, KELLER, 3525 _N. Rrondwas. = )| at 4515 Sh: aw : 1: 3.0%) square fect: plenty Us HALLER BR. Co., 807 Chestuut, \\/ = . ; “J : £ - . ; r “é Ler. renee =e - ree « « ock ‘9 = . ~ 1 FLAD. i ‘ : — ig nes JT DOCSer lot OUI v0; - so 45 fert ‘ "Ty. > r reve sees noe + ax bergals Bi Goodiellow FG at ror, 1avatery | navel nb Hloore ‘hot-water weet; brick wa FEDERER, 2610 Gravois, PRospect 1519. | Aaioinhng if wanted: great bargain. Phone 3710 W. PINE OPPORTUNITY | or, (208 Goavos. iuversie 2027. “Fe 1! Business Corner ! ! | irs adsito, om Darby” av.: ebean. a 0 rooms, sun parlor with in-a- iirst Noor, Do able gat ase; ; }j rf 40x132; | : nein 7 ca ares pr} het 9 ae brick ga- HOM E. SW EE T HOM ks Tar ( 40) : Nine-room eee oo a a KAMP, A SP LE NDID iInNY EST MEST. j NN E \WV ' ic rrRowss ye on Sgn eee , ° : ” ; | 105 N. 7th st estnu ‘ ee 7 - _— “4 — J oassut near arcus: r dor bed; priced to sell. come OU AU SCHULTE R. F. CO HENRY HIEMENZ R. ©O.. 614 Chestnut. | 3 MORE FINISHED. a OU 3 TODAY. DE L, MAR B: ARGAIN Busi ness corner: income $45.000: price TIFUL Bt iL DING. og hs for me Si vualy $50 5oxx Waterman; 7 rooms sleeping porch, #407 NX. BROADW ay. 38419 FLAD; ST. MARGARET'S, 4600 block Tierman., Louis comes > oRr Delmar. bi.: 10-reom 4 VW vdown Terrace a st I eS Post-Dispatch. | 26 PER re 4 GAIN ON YOUR INVEST- 8ox_M- - Post-D Dispate baths, Frigidaire; rent $5300 year; ga A GOOD BUY; INSPECT 2-5. or 5 room, DU ungal int” "sewer. pgs ay 100 at) furnace; wonderful money-maker. —-rTresee an aT ‘DY STORE | LOTs— uM nice rage; priced to bring a special income. electric; sidewalks; lot 39x220; £9 to Bi00 EXCLUSIVE SUBDIVISION Ice cream and lunch: on busy Sovth | ound TMRECT, em a Spalding. IER. — ly g. fF. 5893 Nina: $-family, 6 front porch; bat “le “ — This convenient'y located 6-room steam- so i gg tr 7 sae tims a “ . / 1} : ‘ ’ r nm ¢ ) t pe property ciear, will tane back large first . r) ) Us ‘y » . " Oxx Waterman: came as above; a Northwest ES he: | paths c 733, Post-Diepatch. (eut) | ‘ + good tny; rent $5100 year. CORA. 1716—Nice orm brick home; / win make price right. e gta tag ~EB ASTIAN SEAL TY. BLDG. & INV. co. | & a : a“ née Choatnet sLit Mi a} nn 4182 E. A. BOKERN R. E. CO., F ¥ ul llerton Bidg. ' — =o 5 SECOND 87 SECOND FLOOR. | LOi—in ptiractive a aaaeiad subdivision ; O424 Rorthwesd, sora Longer ts apari- P modern: garace: a ee MAL _9208. | Rengel-Weber. 2530 S. Grand. LA. 9543 LAciede AF ealtora. aoe Hartford, | ZEL. tore. 9 : : but i NEW— : ROOMS em atc ain ond’ tt i oo negro Siig ao oeel _ _ CALL SUNDAY TILL 4 P. M. leis 3 will trade; reasonable, EVergreen 1767. ment; 7 rooms, 2 the; garage, refrigera- ’ ENS! LR. pul ( estnut: in FLORA BL._REDUCED £10000 » 5! -Resit ence > large lot: make} eee ‘ . Ooms; ‘ ot 2o. 4272 W. "Pine: tj apartments; 5 rooms @ omy Bae mony | water heat. especially arranced tor a doc: | ! bath __sacr fice. Owner. FOrest 4694). | peat and th modern appointments; 2-C8f = 3.story extra wel! built: 18-inch walls: & ‘ae Baden od Jennings; strictly | 9-roorn house. well eonstructed. al] con- the improvements in neighborhood: @ bar- +! _ price rea »conabie, Cal Kirkwood | ALBERT G&G. BL ANKE x F. . 0., water heat: $10 506 CH BY terms. or ‘ ay fig 2 : rer @° ‘eo aes | “Bell Me aa _ weliae distance “Get- 4-5 and 6 rooms: in splendid condition, se; lawn, 6! = ohana ful net | weniences; screened porch. sleeping porch: | =*'"- WEST &T. LOUIS TRUST CO.. ad ; | 341 Chestnut st. {Ain 3046. | HENRY HIEME NZ REALTY CO., , 3 ibe omer leased for 3 woe | eral Electric,’ General Motors: will doubie Call for particulars : chickens: bas service, wonderful | hot-water nents rse, 2 cars: $12,500 - . wl o4f1, | &B VANS, 4006—2-story brick og ¢, 4250. i114 Chestnut st. f~ 84 pales 8dr 90? Ch en” | price: other lot bar eine, EVergreen 9574, = NW — ents ‘ red ‘ or r business n val ae ec i ~ ~ . mw | > aston nT a Sarn Tore f ve a st ir © Sah ‘ 6-ROOM BRIC K. $ ry . sLAC . tealtors. Sal “ee een Jt t 3 Rt THE 2 & 6 RL HE JM. LEV! £00, 108 XN 7h MASS 4 B Sioa weee Park Lane. (7)! wen-wuit. fe heme S | BOOMING HOUSE OWNERS” ATTENTION 7 Sees, renreen Bee. heek Se: 1449 GRANVILLE PLACE. | ) | in 41" [iis Desirebig a we a 1a) Ca : # e] . put : ne ‘to ;wme. 9 rooms ” bath- : b + ce * reas bably pric ed - - owner “Milil #2 how R; th. furt ilies 4 ds eorated: $450 } Ce: j Wa aie Te “away See = a eee * ATT S—+I sirable ES or ; EMEKSON. | Poomes, Jarge living — frescoed: hot-| 175 3 W AV E RL y ? LA‘ | ill consider frade for. sitigle fiat ae | $s \ ace tn nth: open toda entra KI H Rs Oe ee -~! family flute: 0700 oes Labadie r ‘ es 7". o -- t : , ’ : - ere 4a f p a 3) Per mo i; open tucay. ee ext-erowlig ueines ce er: : RESIDENCES FOR SALE ’ a %% . ry: ’ oft | : 4 > OS eee weet at heated ma rR “t f . ° cars. ; ! , 3 ROOMS — RATHS $8500. Ds he c iT TRU ST Co@.., Agent. a t) oe $ 3 ° 21 oF & ASS Ss nA * ; Psee nt : ay etree he buildi ‘Zz ad a Ba - t* e Avs. pon. 8 pre ; he FiAMILTON AV. | ooo all BREtG +0 _.Caecaomeuaeeme ».. 615 Chestnut. | SEAT OO OM an - Union and St. Louis. N NES REALTORS, oe /« = we | aieted: $798.000: almo i rented, Cutter ow es ee 2 BlocKs P-room qodern residence. in food condi- wer (eM?) | 1619 SOUTH GRAND | OPEN 2 TO 5 TODA) SYTHE. 7055—O-reom brick with | kve NBERG , & , 30° retin inion Comm and coer eapeiiele: tad beden okt Delmar. Ione POdert 4528." | tia Beet ot att tion; made into + gpaee apariments. . = —— 7 sag Hot-water heated residence, parkwar, un parlor and breaki room; 2 ali-ii N OUMING HOU cE S50 r Asti | $4000: store and 8 rooms pros “ on : Price ——, + — ps Oe } “0° bath. = eae i ~~ ly case Tare horse, 10 | street handy to 4 car Lines ; ype: | has , hi t-™ rate r eal ith thermostat: gf yay POO! “ house % Bre eant: 3123 | we * V CA Tr " N & r ) eo Chestnut R EAL IN V ES mM ENT “rage on eanie - a1000. Bon x ¥. . on i . Pine ca ‘ . ‘ Lai Qai¢ " ; ‘ ike 4 iy Ae nestnu i a & ns , my , 4545 LINDELL BL. . SE ee se 3655 HARTFORD; WNEAR GRAND. F. Dickmann, 3125 8S. Grand LAc. 0620 ata Geese Coaiinme: taare tte : ’ — ' . | . “5 Desirable vacant for single flats or bun} Large 16-room a with lot 100x @& 4942 FAKLIN | This well located 9-room residence is ger ) IwIMNINTC ‘aeoean: An $85 per Sonth: $80 10. Call 4529 Gib a eee bw, seamen tile | 2108 FRANKLIN AY. | 4515 & Kingshichwaz. Kiverside B200-(¢) | eriows. 4600 block Anderson and Beane 250: rapidly growing neighborhood, Card. r 6room ®- Method bat $e -60; close athoue ana AOin Seven rooms. reception hall and sieep i x 14% we tte 1 Fee “3 iS . P ~ * ee yey few select jote leit. Come neal - LAN E. "86 oe Ae 6- room brick resi- STI i REALTY co... 3548 Tih o- room house; gree bath. hardw ood floors furnace he at. two- MISSOURI, °8)]8—Brick house. two roorms., | tee Oy or Bagg tl ay 4 * 2 " i- OW NER ON PRE Wists. > TO 4. DAILY x «CF rE ral m7 AT ii ; A ND Ros ALIE Orek. 15 offices, iarge bh: rryer ur ‘3 ’ ah to the eet. ' Prices very reae 1( JB i 4 PIN— serait’ cash or teTma. (c99) @car garage — reduced. Owner will! basement room. laundry; garage. STOCK-SCOTT Rt TY C0. EV tn a 31 7300-7302 Mc Kain, ; corner a ‘ nae par are a & @ivided in two: | @ub-hasemen t. pay 10 oer cent ol sahil Phone " — $22 a -§ 3. ‘s Richmond Heights. 1 biec rom ¢a Me . ; Cc Aba! iy S701, Joe. GUNDLACH & COMPANY. Eke : (show you thrc | Rms th: hh | : § poe | it ©"50x1i45 feet: ~-room ugh j ODELL. 6515-—$§ rooms . bal , ot- water ; > ys "pia? vie I {- &-room fia \ at? stl : aaeh roonu s. 4 * re - > -~—- ae er ar-o Ps " - Only $500 cagh needed, balance ef BE tour vary ane ‘chicken howe; shage | HEMMELMAN-PSPACKLER BF 200. ooo aS eieen in wood condition: | LINDELL, YO30-3008—VERY | DES.RA: | new 6-8 room brick, hardwood feort tick | waier heat. scar xarage: ideal location | ENMIGHT AND BRINKER —2@x200 U15@ | soy 9, Ol Giggiies Precige! ee * tl brick house; new root, rult -$8000: terms. mus ‘se a a LAFAYETTE AV. . : Owner, ————— | KO TL OT sre ow NER. 5424 PAG E. ; crema. For price and terms call | for art . = é and doctor: can make at- per foo emens «a ale. eet; : road Way electricity: painted; has oaed future proe- . @ — str for fair fiat. Baldri e. = Mode a a hell ait | SI'F FO! eae 7614 7h 9 Pant = ae — Tis ; VISTA RE aE TY Ce.. nd BRT, (re) ra res 2 "pric , ov arse @Weiseviaet Bite ae "pac 46 feet on Clemens. £100 " | pec F : ‘ r re ! ace | y ee _ - "AU SUR. nwrs Oe. . ~ vt pies CARTAN & co. 798 Chestnut @ YY ANLAN { weet on Mar- _ bath: peewee. cea aes Sorese for Sere pt 1b right; must eell, leav- Of: 24 L INDE LL AVY. 4283 Wamnineton, so gp nl ne €LARA AND ASHLAND NF. CORNER J. MAVRHOFER. CAbany 7170. (+) South *: : : = Jam ASL a caret 2 ears: priced rig or guic € Hl ad 1083. | ‘yy av net u : * } ND SARAH-—DP, busi ae ‘ ta) —Sybstantial brick residence. a F in eity 11an eS ; Ja a jel) i P eye large — } Orme. Two stores two Tia ny Léa al ‘ Ie bas A. isin ls WS STS SiPP! / — teutns and sunroom. hardwood floors. bath, dos, F kmann, 3125 8. Grand LAc. 0620 SUNSET TERRA RR a -. HO OMES——Beautiful | mn improveme 3 iS, advance _rap- —~ arated: oti. sit rooms: excellent inside | leased 5 9: | pronerty: quick sale wah tt, | AL ree eee lae VALLEY ONLY 86800 me 'Wmace garage. convenient Ad omnece and - 4344 ¥ AV INVESTIGATE | location ; 3: 2? 500, $27,500 and idly: Parkytes H. ‘Tegethof?, 146 et ee ° oe to 3. Owner. | a Lic CKLIDER. FOREST 58 49. SEORGE FE. KOLLI 616 Chestnut x , 4 ¥ 'Mée CASS AVESTE see . fet ' bera LTOR ; aa — heat: wonderfully $50.000 ta Psy $6500 | green. Ps rkview 214. Entra} 2 _i¢) FAST GRAND. 2029 31—2-story rick : Ae 5 A tnd 4 “pea os Dehn a . 3.2 oi ea ‘REA tlie } ,0t-water eat: ; ’ $50,000. E OME. Bove. Ms . ) Te ms, 2. bath Oo 4- WN large ‘ryt and 7 To un e above in the oF] at +3 bY enaia - | eunen’ with csopung 168 1502 bt. Louis av. TYler 0439. (c bulls garage 2 cart: $2000 cash wil! . hes . ew | ter hes ” roomin, g house, sacrifice. (c76) OWSER aor "nt ee -ateoageallll art of East Grane Oueine omrie gi PeReas TKI “T Co. | CHRISIAN BR ior} ja net, th Jom "4 hae 4 yes sags: ° . ne 7 ne- | . Be — Modern ; rick rr ; 3 : 72 3 4351 Wrrne : . ' L332 SB ee ; , | suitable for building. Price® — . 233—7-room brick: hot- = =| MS XCEY P. HEATH CO. GArfield 3165 Cee ae ae at M. | een — . 7 beta, 4 ne hot _ &-room residence: — a wa : — SCTE EG : CO.. 2621 %. GRAND. LAC. includes both 1145: ; oan ” mea a pares LOUISIANA DO-—~— 52 ; corner Sid. Tun at J HOLDOWA AY & C teal- | tion. r noet. a ee eee | See mot-waeee nee, Oe loors, 8 Ei -. £97 00 ee ee ROOMING HOU Sh ARKANSAS $5ux—105a175;— ran “sm 3 , . price ri FPIiAWA, aa iver & as? 10" 1487 J, { {J 4 . " pon e ,ar “eo n barcain at thi price hrepiidimg : o, tert ri ff Dh} . 7 me : te - a) ; é ~ee — a oT he . ® Chestnut st TY CO., any oft Neier re 22 Newberry ter: 13 roome 7 bathe alley ide. tr autifail location for aspart- OAD A, secede no dag | Fo " | z y LOR TRUST ejide entrances: 2-car garage: easy term:.— c=: GREATLY REDUCHED PRI ro 215 M AR ty LA ND—B ARG Al? \ HAAKE RE Aur (e92) ST. FERL HINANI yy: Store riti An. ANTE ‘TAY Pricer: rs A ca. DE! anid ment fiat i Bodner, LAciode (6468 fe? sis ieee | 7 yooms. bot water QPTENAD REAL ye NE M3 ae 4352 ARSENAL STRE r poe oom residence: excellent shape. Kamp. ~~" PARK VIEW HOME st floor; 4 “ Ne A 08 Te need’ | 1 AMVERGER. @xx—T120 fect.” Liclede * ¢ th, electric; open. McNAIR, 2633—-3-room houst, electric, S-room residence; opposite Tow — oN. Me. fBevtnnt $292. | 6379 WATEKMAN ith. fui t and alley CAs ted tcp North . 3 SADA. 5O50-—A rooms, furnace. haréd- #2 nice big yard: good iocation. Park; tile bath, hardwood floors, h eowe’tr | MARYLAND. 421°—For sale or leas BEAUTIFULL TEN- ROOM ‘KESIDENCE. . io “kt "HS RL Th. “CO. "Tangent 7800. LOTS FOR SARE—VACANT j Mi TAMBERG eit fOxus-——120 feet: Park evod: : — ny LAIDE. wan} o : ae. Od fi . mode oubl rage: good | vf Th—_- an 5 room resi- | heat, ng roof, 2-car garage, ‘ot 4+) guiteablie for high-class rooming honse: THREE BATHS AND SHOWERS: SLEEP- . % a ae nina — 2 e; 4-Tro0m Tat bi. 2 \eitS. LAeiete 6648 bo “ 7 7 ma ‘ od : ag : "617 76R. f Cena gee opidy r d ‘ fi th i This is real barxain. | rooms, 3 baths r Wate all bed IN PORCH. fix a TARDE i ; et vu s, t- r mode's . 4 terme. ew | verted to fiat wi or bis ¢ | rooms, S baths, running water in all be LOOr | a 1 ‘ ae conveniten ces: an any peauenanie after consid TF —" + _ | donee: oan be oom atreet made DIEHL, | PROETZ- SCHNELL! | gee wn cate }roome: walle decorated with texton GIRALDIN BROS. R. E. CO., ST KODTMAN : “STRODTM AN R. E. CO.;; GA VILLE ase OAKLAND —T we | 2710-12 8S. BROADWAY (ered: rout sell: owner on premised, -_ o 710 W agoner AV. 7000 6801 Gravois. Riverside 2/90. | nen item. 715 _ Cheetnut st. shades: electric lighting fixtures acreens 813 CHESTS T. 3607 N. Broadway 7 room frame, 265 ot: garage: close 50 | Excellent 3-story brick beliding. fantail ‘ - el ae : “eS ROO rrr ~~ * tion " 2 . / “ONE BLK FROM ai [ “ ne ADELAIDE. 4514 — O Fallon Park ot iy oom modern residence: 2-car garage: Pes oe: oes | —~¢6 ROO WK SOUTH SIDE 1 BRICK. | furnace: Al condition, WM. REMMERT 7x SOLD Me Fig Beg oe WATER TOWFR. | ©? WA TSON-’ROURKE. REALTORS, | ing 2 stares and % fists. 3 or © reeme trict: S rooms, hot-water heat, moder "3 PRS, term i) m ae -| 4436 Kingshichway § .W., an ideal mod- | CONST. CO... Hanley nc. and Shirley drive. | MUST BE > | D. Large store with Riverad 10 3 v OMe nd Beth and ent of 3 foor~e ana imal B-, convremences; pny reason ble offer wes 7G INTAY LOR ‘TRUST or73 | pered and a ; nt: (ern home. in & beautiful neigh sberhoed: | PArkview 7763. WYdown 0863 4204 Finney. 4163 Fairfax. 8-room - ) flat, be ag fu rae Beng ment and jaun-| miuscside $: arecom.. vis $2280 per rear, Stine We! P] area: ov ner E4107 —6- a bat 4% monthiv Open : ; | gound and solidly built: jiarge bright MINERVA. 5083—8-room modern: hard-! dence with store in basement; 3 and 3 ¢ Wy su (; ron ve Building 7 OTS tate price $18 G00: a wf fer, Ft ] sfureace carage: ear. public school. | 722 Chesturt. CHeatrut 5A03. (C53x) } rooms. pile bath. mowers: 5 Oak od floors; idy to For , oat ain: | room single fiat: offer wanted. Call -| EDW. tL. KUHS HS RL TY "CO.._Lindell Bee. rat ; HEM MEL MANS 4P\CKTE R. F. CO, - ' — —— . 4 a bargain: oper 4 . pen Sunday ¥ thas rest Pte) tr on 6oRS SB Busan . PORES Coirate and rcue Ox105 . “ , on6lw (cy) ams ie + tne CAbany “2g vr : 4 ah de ” Penrose av. S0x1 08, 5860 Dal ig . WILL SAC R CE. | housekeeping: rent }300 monthiy. C : = i . pargsit at “ Jae - 93D A XN | ) B ENT‘ mN ST. Parke Late 40%1 65 , > tet “4 le Naahs thie for cheep Tonk A Park }—10 Tae j : ,.'°! Ariineton: T-room bungalow: mod- | $15,000. _Own (22) | A BARGAIN O (1D VE, 74il “(Moo nde) — 6224 SAN BONITA yp ' t ' ‘ , 2 ar and t Dive ot. ' 62 HIIDEL, MAtw 2675: Kiyeravig 78: | newly painted end decorated: 2-cer # | AAKe REA} 7 + } | MONTANA: BAe =3 gg Crk rc. | 497 4 Odell 6-room brick pominenee bath _peautifully constructed bric 1 sidence. e.. le bath - o¢ oy pee: a peti wnat +m 8 ae t Be 33 roo . " hoor an v4 Soor aud y ~ ty. DERS Frigg He hy — get in-touct , : > 784. ic) | . c cr 4 , “ > ving room with fireplace. dinimg room. | arRe ~_ i “Goo ae x aa" ie” a: rd g Se ont whe > f om % one: « ne uch with owner An ton, Kreft. 47° = ' ba A, LTY cn, POrest 2 *TTi. Onen fo: “jnspe “tion. . PE 2-car +b brick ga ot roticlane kf fast rnomM ‘ how : foe? Sf , ..) : wrworris Or ita P : BLig Fi to De! ma ’ e trust Lows T Voginia av Eilverside 4444. SF REALTOR, CHeetnut a — SRA TIE co. GArfi id 31485 2308 Bent ton at STOCKE-BUERMANN, | BARNG ROYV EB & SPECHT (RAND ANB OxlmoL Penna ee = RPSL — Cc ” Oa ng : rn ar ’ | 9 . 4 ‘oe : : steam heat: *- ae $ 7th. st. e221 4, ym, STRODTMAN & STRODTIMA ce.. 3 Ban RAK ae fee! ev; and Arsenal: bargain. Box M-170. P-l). | steam heat: 50-ft. jot: will make very | Doe "'isji__peaidene or Invectin mT $111 Enright avr: 1: wiine, 2 bath sCHT ER. os ttt a: 542 < nvestin wt | i, eee : * ervide 1 aires te, & 4607 nee aoe E , ASTON Tavis LOR TRYST CQ. DEL | REsIDENCE—Ou account of iliness. must! Jow terms: ¢ heap price: ae made: or it SROxtee. owner tearing <1 — hot-water heat. .mod lendid ing | Northwest , 7H enet s ao” | ai 53 COTE cet Blessed & Sacram t Panmsh oa S| x % ' wit! trade for Denver prope a low Anny on po om a . a | BPowMe: 4 ery reasonable terms ; z : ; ‘on. WAL Wren Riv Dandy * roome: : ¥ en A. : a | OREON E. & &.G SCOTT. “R00 Phostnut, . W. HARRISON WOOTEN. 818 Chestnut. | STOKES AND FLAT*® THE ART-BILI way ie, 2 Tink 35 th 1 T Vonnaeaed. a piccgineits a 1617 M : ’ mm ——~-+ , erranged for © families; oP ® Room i 2 Bath a00; must | PAGE, 5035—8-room: hardwood fleors:| Garfield 3165. FOR SALE On TRADE | PE tise tor seeders T sand 2 Baths _| $6000; mu ase 2 ko SY ee | Northwest comer Arlington and Wabada -BILT ¢ Da ihed tae Sal a ae _—-. 9 ; — es ume L a 4964 Wahada this ” qell-conatracted terms, _ Box M56 Poet. Dispetch. Ps (ee) ; W est ia gga cara of A (™isMon Necessary. **Beaut ful W est End Home’ ores ot 3 fiate of 4 rootae | ART pochentr T. a ra Sielfons: doe | 2514 N, ELEV ENTH <a omens hot-water heat: oi! burner. re-| R [DENCE fourhwet 119. ee ae or ick used as i GEO. F. BASHFORD. 715 Cheetnut | 6485 Wedown. near University ‘ane: | ren $3800 per year. hi i . oO a . Leal. Stx-room etete : can be arranged tor Ss |} 2 Bax? ‘all, storage Yer © 2-car garage: | end Osage - t-water heat: a!) | 2-family apeetanens: good income: les PERSHING. 5816 — Beautiful seven -room new. owne bul t- 90 toome, ® hathroome, | clear ocr ase in part pavenent. i $417 5 GRAND LAPT = : . on Taderer ve families: barcain, : EUGEKE CHeatnut 45466, my Somes iences. Call Bumbelt 62°8 | ing town: good term, PArkview Copnw. home: modern: well built: off burner. built <tr e: lot 1452180. | AX ‘DEEs0s Fe ERMAN. 4 ass Hille; barrain: Gai wie owner, je ¥. 0. KELLER, 3525 N. Broe@waye* CALNE Mt eiWe Re WILLIAMS . or Riverside 6408M.: (cB9) | (e685 } | SCHUCHART RFR. CO.. 814 Chesinut. Henke HIEMENZ “a as 614 Chestou' |, MAI B 4583. eaere G08 Chestnut! |, E165, Post Dapetes ; ne ; ; 7 ’ }s

Page 88

Sm a sale ied aA SU NDAR. _§ _ JULY 29,1928. 3 w-600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Ciena Wanted and F: or. Sale Ads Today. xiny th taal 3 = = | FARMS FOR SALE | __LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL ESTATE | | HOUSEHOLD ¢ GOODS § BoUser SHOUD GOODS FOR. Saas) | chen poe LOTS FOR SALE—VACANT INVESTMENT PROPERTY oa _Misse . : om, complete “ SH, =40 -— MuNTH | inois ouri if i me 2. ing anc hing pew. JS8OTA S. ai yascun H | ANIMALS R N Tu is ings ovresyt (¢53x) | FU I | in - TRE—$§2000 oultit; must be S i oy CA ; AIT—3BOVUO biock on Randali 5o- oot; ; 3 ‘ha OCT's i Sa | = , - oO t stock. m chit Vv river, Hi aw mee , ou. Apply 41424 5) H | ) sac moe 3 room ectrie: white tenanise: | FAKm—7U acres, with a ery | & ' bargain for cash. Riverside 7231. RX RS 6. — a Tata weg | crop and furniture; iarge arnee. barn and Pleasant. , . ~ ii] i POULTRY AND BIRDS és, : ee moon «(8s — Rye og yy Sg ae a neiies. north side: side: | JOHN BLAKE & BRO... 815 Chestnut. ' outouildings. Box 520d, Red Sed? Lit. Kara | FARM—40 acres. OD bizhway : eurvey : | a 4 ao kitchen : ma rt be oven | hoice business lot: 51) feet 0 to aseicn- | FARM—77 acres; well improv on har crops. horse, tovls, chickeus, furniture, | | . é Sere . Jd. A. SCHNEIDER. 5452 Gra yo. ASSIGNEE 'S SALE—Purs Pursuant | - ¢ . 3 : buijuings: ail for 3:17v0; sickness | |’ i. ON MONDAY, IU UL ' e Bs: sth . — a ment for the benelit of crediturs of Mey« | road No. 16. Herman J Mueller New | i ina Albert Stout. sieeie- at 5Y, B WR ITER AND ADDING ¥ - ee be . ~ gany sT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. l FARMS FOR SALE ere 2 5 ope a ne Het wn sey “ xi a ) wa County. | Memphis, Il. reason tur seine. THURSDAY, AUG. 2D\ 39-05 4 3 Tae — Pen: LOT—sSouth side of Loughborough, wert rest | Browne rs. Walnut Hill, Marion iis. heiaileaataiiiialeaiaaas A hair ol Gravois 3 blocks: 35 feet, Kiverside | bed assignuecs otfer ior! > __ oe TPE * ¢ od and and build- ville, Mo., star route, ~ | sg ce " ‘ Lm | sinots, the undersizn FAKM—227 acrce; good I uild ' Fr ARMS—5 acres: beautiful 5-roum bunga- 2004-6-8- 10 Morgan B 7 pe _- Contents of 6-room Mat; 2231. - | Sale the iollowing described proverty, ®ul- | “ines: trade for smail tarm or city prop- as : : UR LOT-—Good for auto showroom or any | ject to terms hereatter set forth. ert 5307_Putnam. low; electric lights, granitoid | basement, ae a ee We have for th =— g NIT re; cheap; no dealers. 4015A a y- hut-watcr neater system: plenty iruit trees: Ample Funds A, vailable. Prompt Replies on All Applications. ||| BICYCLES—MOTOR CYCLES wens fine tet os week's sale ge ME plain furniture; © to | AND PERIODICALS have had consigned to ug fem! omp te. & i s. Soa f é ; ‘orty acre orchard comprisig f[ificen ' caeinaee : rooms ; kind of business suth Jefferson. Box Forty @ tive - rAKM—o ) acres, jilinois; 3 barns and mt | OLY & miles irom St. Louis; iar silg.: } storage houses for eale and na. | lot; see this for bar- oom, “: Py Laclede, 24 floor west, Re $89. 5 am oi ic) | acres of peaches, 6ix years old, twenty-tive | in house; level land. on road: about } i Leona, in Gran - arava ois Park; kel Moric Counts nd No en- | FARM—s” acres: 40 miles from &t. Louis: | ey 3 Dan as - > acres, 6 miies- ~ south | | A The lot consists of fine . and ete os ge ag — ote = improve-_ cumbrances ie . | bargain. na EP Er rEVED gas : vt iM Danas “2 Mite West ol St, Lous, | Sey nth d Ch S 5 CLOTHING odd dreaera, boas chan ! BS ITURS = Fi: — = Pitts —— | "Modern one-story brick store room. iia oie a ARTHUR wee » 4861. Sine Bus wuuitty ane fruit; geod Stood e€ an estnut Sts. | he eggs beds, chairs x. sant asonabie. Apply. 2011 Bast MIF o—WE ave a tew choice * 1° | 50. located on jot approximately SUx2Ut oS. Grand. O54: | same wud outbuliaimgs; 10r quics |} AL COKE AND OOD 7 ses, blac eray 3 cha — = Katliroad (« ‘AKM—d2U ucres: .6-room house. phone | -- ¢ house | Sit.o; DO trades. KR. srul-j |, HEMMELM A NN N-SP ACK | ER R. Kk. CO. | CO 7 led, fine Edison talk p 8082 aves " i: . $7 Louis. Wl “ wae % by ra a ne bd te ee ° 7 a Aaa nnight: tee. Ie age TR AP eI oe « 4 ° a . Ae 4 Pate, pe Perera ey >. 2s coe axe top 4 olen red: ae cote signica Sate STRESS nie Re cage tc tiga ae Cah ales tie es wae Ee eh ra Vas 2 . . eS wee sieicidee side ee Te ee rene — — (irand: strects and alleys made. D. 3 | Jevierson County, illinois. Subject ha tonce | Fal go ani eo | improvemente: $90. Riverside D°49W. | new with garage and Outbuiidings. loca lz . i ee os | ARM—One of the best improved chicken | highest bidder. third addition. East Bludc rd. farma in the etale, consisting of 80/ terms: J2% miles suuth of St. Louis. La: In 78 *k 0 iferd road. is : + ee ee MUO Tite Guat, Bldg | Railroad Co, improvements. $1. posi 11g. N. 7th at. * | FARM—400 acres: fenced Preven agg a ree re ee mortgage of approximately ( 12 acres corns ; meauow, bal- . ; - ; : Vacant for Subdividing | To be sold separately or collectively to | FARM—140 acres, Waterloo, Tl.. &% mile | ance timber; well improved, ; 50 FARMS FOR SALE MONEY WANTED =Oi_ paintings . @ want to save money the highest bidder for cash over and above, to concrete. SU to St. Louis ; g00d land miies west, id ; » BU, : St. Louis _County | GONEY aa Lae — Se Se ge ant sQu tga a en ay MER on A. A. S XI og ie ro don't fall to get : bui ag § ones: CO. SOT Ches rvic€| violins, china, coins. e N_ Boyle. *. of Pastels. Exchange Stores. Ashby, Hiland 3137, {mortgage of approximately $1,000.00. St. Louis prope In. timbu; 4-room house outbuildings. o | surings. ~ cisterns; team, COWS, hogs. poul- — NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO in Peppies ee = - s | Jeffersan C . Ps, : AC RE} | seteerasn Commi. Lines. Deaventansdy Jo acres, about six miles’ from A a clede HL9Y. 4811 _ Chipvewa. (CSU) Mound City Auction B : | {PURE Escola ion Toee. ie —_ iv One block from Carondelet Park; : eemere, buildings; S30 acre Another | hunting, farming and dairying; $10,vUU: PENNSYLV ANIA 44xx—Lot 775x123: es Une 5-rvom irame bungalow eens i} OTTENAD REALTY CO. 808 _ Chestnut. ae smpiements and crops: price S7ovu “at ° e ( Cc . i} | | cated with reference to Lllinois entral | Tiinois. J. E. KAIME & BRO. R. 3 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2004-6- 8-10 MOR 2 ae room laneous items: a! first-class : td 5 s 4 ay sacrifice : iverside 1820), encumbrances above mentioned. Said sale ad age “9 nents Ov ds. Bre adwa POULTRY FAR ‘i ; wher Bargain, 70 5: ~' half cash. Miss Neukum, Luepbering, Mo.| POULTRY FARM—Five acres; fruit: IULIUS. HALLER R, CO., 807 _ Chestnut. DINING-ROOM ee waist panes: | (Auctiopeer H._Branditz Riverside so : (es ~ pro Paap Pang ery ae ceee’ te | FAKM—2U-acre truck, dairy: rich. level: | _tc¥y ) rooms; near a mile Cherokee &., | estate, Southwest a ios Goaniibemee Oatd | ar cece Guage: mile town: sree high | | FARM—W0 acres, % mile Irom the Mera- Gardenville av.. R. 7, Box 12, Affton; Al | “sums of To) LOAR Dn ro J. | REGAN, | able, 8005 ‘Kingsbury. gi ot A 04013. | oe pg ties yy SEACTIFUL wooded lots and acreage. | bids to be deposited at the office of Orville | Kinmungy._ ill. elee ie caciten Ger once ong tao Rn gta » Bb a Ne | a a | sais ROOM —Linal Cd eer OF tee Bt Lous Ameo | FARM—280 aces, on highway, Close £0 | acres umber; idewi hunting locaton; good | Texas “M. Levitt, 722 Chestnut. "Garfield 0657 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR ia! American walnut: uge (9 | STL ELECTRIC RADIOS—Also battery | DINING SUIT SsvuITE— Almost new: : .— : ee: 2, rooms rented: e expenses, a - 5 a terrace and Gravois rozd and S&S... Sunse ‘Clation of Credit Men, and opened at that; St. Louis; brick residence: large barns: | beets ittine bate, DOTa Wate. boule, ed —Rio Grande y, r - | 2 | rigated citrus land; S250 Pha on a si}- | MORES +0 a you want to muke | “sets; big price. cuts to clear out surplus| —™M@hair; rug 447 ere ern. leaving rae. 41 on your estate. come tO &€/ stock. Some half price and less. @xchange | DENTS SUIT E— Almost 3 re ; Webdster. DIEHL, 6801 Gravois, River- mn ton ¢ avy. August 10. 1928. side 2900, peo yet Raa gin the right’ to te. | Tich black 1 i gy ag oe 2 pianty Wé-| house; ior an ummiediate suic, D1UUU, C. GOETHE. yg og street and alley ject any and al! bide for any reason. by eer e reduced, Sd os ; ze. Lewis cuba. Mo. 5 Pe, 31 Magnolia. St. Louis, LaAcide PRospect 7830 them decmed pron —L5 acres, locate § ce RM—400 ecres: fenced; very proauc- | “7 + a. 1 NIS ALTY CoO.. AS0;: . walnut; eh “ me a t-ipehaaptens 60 feet, $150). Dated Py is 5th “ey of July. 1928. north o1 a ne ye stom ‘modern | tive; 12 acres corn, 148 meadow, bal- | 4202. (cU9) N. ROENISROETTER SHAD evenings. . te Ricety ps one yen; VS week. | DINING Rook an + —— 2 asin an ao Box Y-270, Post- -Dispate! {Sizne . stucco Uosalow, make ideal location for} ance timber: well improved; spring; 24 | (co) NY—49TH YEAR| _ sell, sacrif lox on a tech ~ Gout 7 fer ee OHNSON shier. mmer hom ‘BY aoe | KIESELHORST COMPA crifice._ 3610 N —— ent flat. FOrest . LOT—Hartford and Clifton cor comer, 60x oy 2 gomme a | JOST-MILLER R. E. CO.. 113 _N. 10th. Hunting, farming Higoway Mo. = OO e| REAL ESTATE—OTHER CITIES | | MONEY ee ee county: gowest | Est. 1879. (CEntral 5200) 1007 Olive. ic) | DINING-ROOM SUITE—And 6h x eli wt La atte ee: S74, i vit Centralia. Illinois GSTON |FARM—70 acres, S-room haquse, out-| half cash. Miss Neukum, Luebbering, Mo.| COUNTRY HOMES—Two, modern. with | ns. as See oy age a BED—Strol lier, bugey. Dlay pen, da-/ ture. 4261 Washington. a : LOT—40x125: Poiomac st. Kingshighway ORVILLE LIVING STON. _Mer.. M houses, well, cistern: about eight acres (99) } acreage: foothills of the Ozarks: prices | Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnut 5608 Pershing, ic) | DINING ROOM sET—S- ' BS ay = room ao DEimar 22546. STF — oy : ee of Credit Men. | timber, near Lebanon, Ill, 44 mile trom} Pappy M—40-acre Missouri farm, mile from | Tékbt. Louis Timeus 4908 Deimar p_ bi. (c30) BBY BED—Like new. | 1U°% Hamilton, Apt. 15. — Ff “ebox, fiprary ti table, ehiffo M3 y ome $25) a rernide SO45M. — St. Louis Missouri. et ne highway. J. ROGER INGE, 11 | flighwey 6, %o cultivation, 6-room FARKM—3-room cottage. barn and 6 acres | MONEY LOANED—$100.000 on improved | 2617 Oregon. ;, | DINING ROOM = SUTE—. drawers. bed: > 38. S20. verside 4oM. a4 OLIVE ST | Jetferson. trate -house, barn, granary, % chicken! land. located at House Springs: Mo.. on; St. Louis real estate, at lowest interest; | BABY BED—Wih felt mattress; cheap. new; cheap, 3121 1_ Cora pah. ° y house rear of | FARM—Ideal 80 acres, dairy; —— 1 | houses, snivke housc, price ‘31900, includ | Gravois rd. Gwner, Mrs. Mary Hensen. | advance on rents, second deeds of trust.) 42°09 N. FlorisSant —— | DINING-ROOM SUITE—W Til. ; | House Springs. Mo. |vUOHN 8S. BLAKE & BRU. 815 Chestnut. BABY BEDS—Brand-new Simmons. latest ~ rug: table and lamp SPRATT ete ee ate ah Datos hey x eaten a ee cyte ON AREY nae oy MMe ede tales oe as =r lean hea tn PRD AL ONG Rents IR Se pe AB ee oe — Searcy lass ~My ps Pe ees ee Ca 7 pray ¥ at a ‘ ™ he " STR RENE. SIA pede ie vey ey att sein AB : F adiniailimeaniins we one oe ate a ee “© ber ¥ Pere e olxx Watson rd. T. Park Saari: Hlliand 6301. capa wit amily oo — of — i " modern | aS team, cow, 7 hugs, chickeng, farming | House Springs. | LOTS—S$22 aud $27 a toot® $50. down ; 2116-18 GRAVOIS A\ ouse, orc sard. 3U-COW airy arn, c implemeuis, crops. c. J. HILL, Agel, | GLENDALE, CALIFO RNIA. : ted) elyles; slightly scratched; new pads to DINING-Rc — bevsac aves —Be 8.87 Acres for Subdiv 1sion N. E. COR. (TH * ian new paved leis deere kanes teen 8 pa pe toe cmc nd yg aure. 1 — this as part of an | Seas PLENTY of money tO loan on g£00d city | BABY CAKKIAGE—Lloyd: tan reed: good | French waleee’ al ‘ Three blocks west of Kingshighway, be- recto: rent, $128 month: $15,500. sg 2 cisterns. 6 rings in pasture: varieiv oad ‘tor clr n> ty. Out will consider REAL — estate: prompt answer: reagonahie condition: bargain. 5424 Arlington. “(c) | 6013R. en tween Eichelberger and Goethe. 16988 M 2TH BT. fruit trees: alfalfa: all kinds crops: 2/W, J. VOELKERDsNG. Federal Commerce |: Ai, ROT ATE—COUNTRY __ | f>aryes., 800, Us Le c76) | BABY, CARRIAGE—Like new. 4247 | DINING SUITE —Desuill northeast Godfrey and hard -oad: Trust Bidg. CHestnut 7554. HOUSE—7-room, and garage; 21-3 acres: WE MAKE SECOND DEEDS OF TRUS? .| Sbreve. , : — | ish walnut: new: ALLE, SECO > | BABY CARRIAGE—Lloyd's, ‘ike new, | 0948. 31534 Chir wa, Wien ote ate ae, Wd (eds tens vhs ~~ _ Bonn large, cost $05: reasonable. 4941 Fink- | DINING-ROOM sui EK. P. LUECKING., = Title Guar, ir. Bidg. + "6.8 13 *| miles on ~~ store and flats; lots «0.5% ha reasonable. Owner. Henry Pilcher, God- : ; 7 all kinds fruit, grapes and berries; 44 AT FIVE PER CENT INTERE mile from Highway 61. Beautiful grounds. BORROWERS LOAN CO., 722 Chestnot. | Peg (c&) | Itahan mahogany: ) ,Q 47 | : 120 Feet on S. Kingshighway ay | HENRY HIEMENZ R. CO., 614 Chestnut. «li ve oe St. take | Mrs. Nesselhauf, Kimimswick, . Mo. / « iture: oe month: appointment. Louis. ee mv As %® Be; ~ i oe "50 % South | Kingshichway p Established 1873. Phone CHestnut 8490. of pp M—120 ae 30 miles from CRINDInE wv eet mu 0 j~—_— ouis; “ miles off hard road; 5-room ‘leg : — . FINE FAR FINI FISHER ¥D . | ee SAP SUITELIA . ‘take yay Baa ear Lindell RO77. t j e . viens 3 rr ! Ss ) SHE ST ji : pci: 4 Pp —Aimost new, janu- | 5 fourth big timb r, pavement to St. a) hey trade matched 7500 & est a who could help pg gy | CALL US FOR MONEY. LACLEDE 9543 sonre walnut. rug. cheap. 4476 McPheigo. | DINING: OOM a | LongL GeUMCOM SUITE — Walnut: aiso UxiZ| ets, tables. chairs. rockers, : f a 2- large garage, chicken houses, etc,: fruit rp 2 : West eee > Big ioe ng nowy Sy Mg trees, every thing in good condition: will | ee Soe 0M aun PAT ie ee Wie ya one an tii See. ~_ | REAL yg see ti. —_—— - — | story he good investment for .somebody. Cal] | . . im irom. Victoria, Mc.:;;} K-37, Post-Dispatch. tc) Our insurance connections rovide at- CATES, 6524—8 rooms, frame: lot 65x n idexnl iocation for light manufactu ng | terms $500 cash. bal se p 148; elegant apartment site: will sell for | or storuge purposes: has 3 street en-| a at EVcrgreen 7316. - | trade fo. aes iy prope: - F | x mead “ed i“ ete ge Ay prvi eit oa —. ee ‘We D. WALLER & CO.., ene OO Shaye ne gga ot ue % 2 . CLUB SITE and far ) = rs | . a aes. Si; pay smali commission, EVergreen oom than $200 per Jovi: see and buy at er i. WISSMANN. J iis Ns gg farm, 100 acres: rich soi!:| rn 4 ad 7 0a ; r eee | os c v va i BR ee. = soubhla: | ; . TITEL Gixx—3 lots, 30 feet each; price floors, bath, gas, slentare. 7 4008 oe | [wet + vaget “esr iz. Address H. K., 496: perv"; shundance. Bg essen po Agee al gh 6a ee ~~ or re | JOST MILLER RE ac0}) | BEDROOM | ooes Tale: 4-piece, $75 ‘ | garage: price right wher Cook, | . ——————- —=- |-@y « ; OU acre farm, got ruildings livered. ,2723 Lafayette. (Cc) | Sp j ern anne I 34x13 10 acres, | Eindeli ¢: 221 Ww. : (c®*) | try, 4 "el tad aaa acme Bry sin mortgage aS security; will pay small | Can make you real estate loans pepo BEDRC OM SU cre Dresser, chifforove, | oe tee go ts eds urs; BROS. yURS entire near Country Club, HUTCHINS INGE, 11 |} evi LAGE, 4040—4 rooms: beautiful bath. ‘ | Old reserve; must be sold to settle estate bonus.__Box_K-118. Post-Dispatch. ‘°) | or county property: prompt and efficient bed; $50. Call Monday 1127A Forest. | AP. ton bx) a cee — 9 houses. . well an 3 cistern, ae ah een desmr es loan. of $1500 fro n private party | improved RUST & n¢ ; aS iY 88, BEBRPROOM SUITES— Beautiful Wa! Owl: Dyteenen WR ST rr ta 5653, ; — st / rvoms, bath, electric; inspect und oa | FARM S—Get my lst of Missouri oy nee corner. West End. stores and apart wil! pay fair bonus. Box K- 117, P.-D. (c) cheap. DT4. De Giverville. tc) — oR S-—55; beds. 33: ae and used. all under ope ToT vUX1EO ; . a> sonable: fine ocation ; ts for cheap price and easy terms, BREN 4145 7 we FRE N TROP, | ments: big Income and future: take otber | MONEY W td.— SOv000 at 6 per cent inter- 4 6% eae No AE IEEE BEDR OOM SET—Icebox,. rug Gxi2, sew- mace du. pond Cica ran am sake. : : ol it all om one bil. Ari ah RS ieee —-—— | Se FINKE, Keultor, CHestnut @703. (c*) | 2 Grane Riverside 1881. | property. Box Y-28, Post-D spate! |, st. without commission, on 2 stores and ing machine. xrafonoia, chiftforobe, lino- ak ‘allo, _2Y: ive. / ae COR Cai ity oe big lot, bargain Wa ASH. 16190—6- family brick building, 3 FARM—: Small equipped poultry : 400 PROPER’ Ty W td. —For exec ae ae = flats: modern building: in gr00d business Plan pars off entire loan either at death leum, gas stove, 6040 Etzel. rs fe} LRESSER, CHIFFUOKOBE--V / = — - nd guaranteed, nr at MRE Host a ae | in front and 3 in rear; rent $1360; . - ri | a } ) Cc ud ouse high loca MY NT. i If Y Ou i Need Money Quickly BE DROC iM SUITE Rugs, linoleum kite h- tically new; sacrifice, ee ee ee ee ye! + * = hipster ix te ite ae SA een tant sean ee a teen ‘~*~ zoe = “ Saat wihecee na ebeainiataeiidl ean 6 an. - Pee ete) OBERMEYER £ BRO. FOREST 0. 361. 7 7 cash, C CHest nut o03. (c*) | a U acres; 30 miles south; —— tion, wonderfi | scenery, hu af + hex M- Post. Diepatch. LOT—Corne:, S800 ‘est Park av. 2 ‘_AT—4 Sanford ay meer Dalc ac | aie a cae oat ae cone | oon ea es Rca Route 61;.30 muin- _ tracts of 40 acrcs and up; well located; | MONEY Wtad. eels to consult with pri- | PE DS br E TRU ST At ee $100. ye ag ct 61 agp ng ‘4 peas, ony ol. poe ge ony” Gdxx weet, with all improvements; $27 | irame, new baih, new panne and paper. | fruit. Ri verside ‘3804 . S. schovis, springs, const gpl hey yer descriptive list on | Pa ate party on arranging a second deed of | 6 ER - ENT IN “agen pe (c82) | mont. se ; $a per foot: eaey terms, Hillan a _SPsp cc) | me: cranitoid laundry: acant Ok | : -— nt lye ee mo, . ptivers, Pied mont, _Mo. |; trust to net me S$15.000. The sec urity We let von ake wour own ter ~ENDPAhU er ———- - : _ 1 West 1 it th | FARM—66 acres. near Pacitic; valley SED THIS TODAY will be a new fireproof modern apartmenj B. M. F RANK REALTY AND Several io Stk Sousa te ane and Ameri- "new. washous: ani aa : - U C T 10 0 N Can walnut; 4 pieces: igchudes bow-end | customers on the floor: your | Same , ate we | was sh: uwent there. or call CHestnut 8% am LOT—My eauity in West University { SrOUeh: went th farm: nik >» nah Mel a _& a ‘€¢ home barns. . 4366 Manche ster, fe) est } ' CASH ace, 9 month, buy 40! pis ane this kind on the | eommissions and {ees r ' 2 gga aS rOT—laeal ling station ae re. BALANCE ae. 2 A ILL BUY 222 _ cg agg, wiis*ouri ae: vther barzains. | i | ~ J. LS ty M pipaaeae 7394 Bedford ! 358 for = alee re as pn a ess Box M- Se. °1 8 Co. ‘ BART Aes po eS bee n | “aMiBA 5 Nea piece; ‘ i “4 228 ' } is t. Ver ion, ed sit 1 aoe eo S ‘ Aclede 3841 $52 Pan b!. sut elichtly amawged: wi ge at ow vonshire. : KEMPLAND REALTY CO., ADAMS; KOOMS. ELECTRIC, BATH. = | FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST. | 'RW €G@. eo a Clayton and Big Ben rds. Hand 1019. INSIDE TOILET. STREET MADE. LOW, 'ARM—5 acres; house. garage: trum: | SHADOW L. AW N FARM . |. We own and offer sighet cent loans of | MONEY 5% to 6% price. LEVY BROS.. 313 S. 14th st. | FU RNITURE Contents 0 rooms, LOTR—3, 40x140; all improvements; re- | PRICE, BAKRNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. | 43 iniles out, a: ay 61; price $2250 A nicely locatea f f 9 , $4500. $7500 and sob with perfect | LOANED §21]. °n0 LAS * BREAKFAST SET—y-ourucr white enamel | furnished. 492 Delmar "p “aheteted 45 bonetiows and fiate: ‘neat! “TH ST. gee * , e BROWN = CO., 5-25 Wainwright Bldg. | miles aid Su} qe seh) of 100 acres; $ | titles’ and fire and tornado et A eee AST WEEK. apartment stove, library table. chairs, | FURNITU a rooms: barf rR mye me parochial school and churen: now being) ~ WINDSOR PLACE SINGLE Frat. ~ (ARM corte’ eae see eqQuinped | improve 2 ge ue gt omy oar Ses | |_WALTEB F. SHEEHAN. 721 Chestnut. no delay: no pe lg on real estate: | rugs, beds. dressers and other goods: bar: | city: , ho dealers. 1213 ts 2009 MORGAN ST. ( bullt: owner wants reasonable offer. Phon: . and 6 rod “oe fnanen bath sand | No. igniemente: ectric lights. .R. KR. | large yard with beautify) ne conte “ "is- GOOD ‘cond deed of Soon on new bun- |range to nay back w hole ae ek — on hath 3924 Washington. a | FURNITURE—Conitents 4-room fh between 18 and 1 o'clock. MAin BOD. ' brick “0 rage: big ee rain LAclede 8335. ae . Bax 4. Hema tile, Mo, tern, orchard sufficient for a family: ate f gaiow At Pine Lawn: “7 months to run | in terest date perinr v | BREAKFAST SET—O6-piece; Herz day be sell irmomediately 1023 Eller * we: ie pees: PENNSYLVANIA PARK — Princeton br .. | garage, big es ° (9 | FARM—320 acres, 160 best Cultivated { Of berries: 100 uecres in eo wltivation Ramtie | Box M-9®8. Post-Dispatch. . ra Be Sure to G t O Fi mahogany | windsor rocker, occasional | PU RNITURB—7 rooms; % 816 " OLD FURNI ruRe& in EB ‘Hhmone 1 Hei ehis: 40xL50: reasongl'e : _~ : | dand: 24 miles from city near highway: meadow ; remainder good timber land A GUARANTEED D FIRST DEED SS 1€ ur igures | tabl . smoking Stand, porcelain table, also | yw Ebster mW eset ae °O NEW BBs ne yee 4000, _ $5000, $5500. 'EDW. K. I OV E REALT : | BE af each, new: at 20 per cent discount | ree: re ne svcriiee . Ww EXTREMELY LOW FPR overing, 1 | From 10 A. M. te @ FP. & Missourj Auction Ce. w27414.%nNa" ¥ U R N I T U B F 00) 9645. Will trade. like , ; i aieeken oxy | 72 mile from Victoria, Mo.: price $4000: - WILL SACKIFICE : Ment away. 2B terme. Gilmere, 2 hippe ;| “me acre, within 34 mil { a7 weetmocr: €5 fect on Moorland drive. | PARNAS goee Cree Gee SES miles from’ St. Louis’ and ae the | GEO. “~ tle and” ample: insurance. 2 [aim 1207. 706 Chestant.. - Mate 1208 BUFFET oak ‘$10. 272 | “Liay:._av. Lindell $143W, a Daven USCHROBDER-WATSON EE 8 $200 CASH | dome, Bt. Lovis’ Comty. house, yo -rovtongy nmedige Se een & S-coom | are he eee7e) | : _Lafayette. (c) | FCRN{TURE—Reasonable, ~S0 x13 Felt » heh bo + aii ie a _ silleide: a : Ps : . y1Ia rn " ; — - " Ree ttc RISA Chestnut. Ciiestnut 85) 4. Buya 71 ; x. Whittier: 8 rooms, ant and | Si06. atte 2 Yoel truck | farm, CAbany (that cost $400. és bagel poultry buildings | INVEST your money. in our good first. fi - BU oS ge BO LANGE—ALL GRAY POR- nona. = dealers. acnisiiltguing ATTENTION. HUILDERS: | electric; building in nice shape: will sell | tena, | trees and a fine garden for $1000. terms | 4¢e48. $1000 to $4500 LAclede 9543. | ||| es (} || $0. 331 2 ol H. es FURNITURE | FURNITURE—3-piece living Tou, == il] O *: 1516 k _FRANKIN (c) dav enport suite, reasonable i.; $ : 2 Roonss ¥'urD . aie and lo at a “big barcain and easy payments. FARM acres, ts { 0) ee ” | Arthur av... Weetmoor. near Bolin drive: it a rte abe & ms -room house With ce)- $2 OO cash and $10 a mont! ae mt $37 ner fout- SH0 value. WHYMAN, 722 Chestnut. CHestnut &. ¥ | ta and porch 7x2 Ss, barn, chicken house | Five acres in Oak Grove Farms. ca, HI MON EY TO LOAN in sums | CARVETS—Runne T's, ri kinds: some ~5e | ee oa city. De me E WALKER-ARM Oo H, and she $1050 | division of very desirable small farms | LE), PCR) |} to suit on St. Louis or |}! yard: rugs. 4301 Evans. 1) 5628 Enri ne ln the Line tent B KORTE. 110 N. ATi MAIN 4° OTTEN AD REALTY sTY CO., 808 Chestnut | m i m Hestnut.| withim 145 mile of Sullivan. Improved | ‘ , . , |; CHAIRS—A large assortment of Frieze FARM—3 a ‘Tee. 4-room house: plenty of | With a brand-new frame house of 5 rooms | CL Dek a ounty property. Quick an- N!{ and velour covered pull-up cones: at gf ag La Te Conte 6. : , 7 4 $19 $2 24 $99 — FARMS AND FARM LANDS | eng fine me ation; 3 See from De; 4nd " —e — a wired wet eiectricity : H Swer; lowest rates, ‘|| big discount: some as low as $14 'PCRNITURE—Almoat new . 4 en Be epee renmnenearnen . DATRAIN T a quick gale ° becket pood cistern. arc arti ariv { s Tt a7 if x SSE 322 oa ciel “ h47 ~ Wil? buy lots in Gravois City Limits Park FARMS FOR RENT | Seto, Mo. Star r_Rou te. —. grapes, berries, fr ar he gps Mage AS . at Wtd.—For 3 months, 3 ati [ot | epee F -statepaaned me Fp iv EL | enti: separately; cheep, 4 oa ¥ renin e in naif the time —T cave eoncTrete Btrects sewers Water Yar termes - - FARM—100 acre ——— eee | Slo, terms S400) h 20 +} white diamond as sec urity Will ay ‘Ca- Established 189! tii | CHEST OF DRAW ERS gi LOTS OF | | FU RNITU RI Se ] rey 2 of y simply eit comforts “50 cush $10 per month: 43 minutes’: PARM—s acres: -all improvements: Tele- | } —100 acres: 75 cullivation: 4-room = * Garden tr t 1 aud $: @ month. “eg bonus; no loan sh a Daw ae THEM: $5 AND UP. H. i ha FL = reral pieces i73W. aa Bers pe os the pieces throrgh orive we city limits en Gravois rd. eravh ri. Forder Riverside 6F7T0W. | nen Sn ry outbuildings 55 miles south: | oy, ve Pana gon k Pid ee ra ve brokers. - Box K-11, Post- Dispat atch. . | IRQ Zip z AN |) | NITURE cO., 1516 FRANKL (ec) | | gh RITthE é ee a. ~— le ge - electrically operated : , , Foy: hicien | & ~ Ui 90 cash, me , veel r Ts _t Bicapaace a Ld sae bise gy UR aoe ; eal al war our © ener On ground today. I agent yo ir-room shack: S actes: chicken | Kinsey. Mo. ~ ames Cook. /small farm’ homes ut reasonable prices on | LET YOUR SAVINGS KARN | REALTY Hy “eeee FORGBE — = 5 learee _ turer TOE octl all oo ark: roome. sligh 74 Ee irenr:s, floor samples and demonstrators. |, ON OUR FIRST DEEDS OF TRUST. | ry Cc aD Seer | Fo KNITUKE—o_ rooms; reasunal oe offered at substan reduction from. : ‘el heir regular price a The et a8 —_ meneed iiiles city: S16, box $14. is e_—— — i mnonthly paymen Ww . | FARM—153° acres: — - - lenis. Will advance a liberal i aah Dis} at h P > ATES ¢ g00d | improveme Tit °. part of improvement costes. Th the following amounts. riz.: 81200 i | CHI FFUKOBE—-*_> cresecl Si 3° ct ae! . 40140 Pass { ' se wth), | ' . ea lens re. P i ue: $560 : a : months to pay the be Silo, fruit, grapes, © hours driv Wi J. H. BENN a Ai erifi ee it . ‘uh Cy) #s ann oe. ENNETT. Owner Sullivan, Mo. i» 00, $1500. $170 500. $2750. 7 ae ts bet wah eter (i } seritice edufly tor cast. COltax 3853) , iful S $2800. $3000, $3500. $4000. $4500, $6205: | ||| 4006 Chouteau. GRand 6378 ||! - IFFOROBE—ONLY 81577 DAVIS | FURNITURE—All_ kinds =. & Gas Light Co., Olive at FARM—I0 acres on highway 1 souil, | peautiful ummer 00. Ample fire and tornado insurance: | ||| (cOY) ||| “FURNITURE CO., 1516 FRANKLIN. (c) | -S024%_2930 earns : of Festus, $700, or 23 rose 8 ime | t titles — each loan. Call or | ' — —T5 ‘HIFFEROL#S—Uak aid waltut: at. ex | FURNITURE—S UCR: ae | Ww ALTER » J D vis ; ius ee : Wi ss § POA r e a: . : 7 4 C ottage > for our fist. __KORTE. 110. N. STH. MAIN 4258. 51 Will receive applications |; ———c*: a a | FURNITURE 4 rooms e 8 -_—- jaa 3% 7 “CHIFFOROBES. _ god I iff | A. A. SELKIRK A. & 8. CO. > La ’ » I } IMP’VED PROPERTY FOR SALF | | CHIPPEWA” AND OHIO ‘southwest _cor- __Hunting Grounds | ner) ‘“ 0 stores ond three fate. i rrerer — : GUPTEN A MEAN Go Siw Chatnue, | AROS Hentinn jem yl | IMPROVED P Ror K : r v.. On c “lemene hivhw av. For Pr coe and termes a dart 2a | 10 Hoo acres high w ay _ frontage ' line apartment site, family leaving city. | Citizens’ Realty Co.. owners, Steelvilie Mo. | gain prices, FISHER, 750 S Broad Iwas. | Have a fine 141-acre tract of land PAtkview 7 : a = we ; Sa ne etn tet TaN ; - and | : Parkview 7110 ' pong 5 acres. 16 miles out, near Hich- j with ple Biy of wood timber ; a new 3-room | GET OUR OFFERING for Loans on Improved American walnut. oak or mahogany: bie | 7 2c . . F | y 5-room house, outbuildings: | we th large porch, just completed; | Rave especially t > City R E _ lot to tk fro will sel) at | ‘| RNITUE of a. ) rh \f INVESTMENT PROPERTY ARMS _ WANTED / Might trade for single flat. **. | plenty of shade surround! ne cottage; ioe 2 Segcee a. vibe pitvodins real a ty ‘eal Estate in any amount. | for a . Evy VY BROS. : “313 S “lath. prices | chean,. 2016 el 5 "x 71 ;, i } U RNI | FARA Wid Cheap. within 25 miles Box | 2 PETTON, 320 N, Grand, sett. sogo, | iii0! (in foothil's of Ozarks; just’ 20 | denees, buciwce potth, abartments, | resi- Pp ' CHiN Tike mew: | FURNITURE > rooms a BUILDING of emall apartments. on Do. | Y. . Post-Diapatch. FARM—169 acres: hei 3 Garetel —- south. of St. LOMs on good country | $1000 to $10. 000" "Gaae wae toe | repay ment Privileges A $id One WSEI—Oak: Ii like new: che aD. “rent flat. B229A Cates RE OR. AU CTION SALE » : a } ; ; . Ss : ‘ ‘ . : ’ at i . ¢ re t » “ - = ’ ; ———— — ~ Md — 4! Ne : uy aye are “ O00. Box 1-100, Post-Dis. Fak ow ut Clear, for my bungalow. | P papraniaryes 4 aed harles Co.: Fe0d road: | spend. your = fi gage ol t everioek tne | | very: interest 5 per cent to 7 per cent: | S500 & ( i | COMBINATION RANGE—Blue enamel. | }URNITCRE-—ur _ prices are a Sah eee ty, Groom brick: Turnace. | _ a eet Dispatch, | Davis, 30S) Maw REF Acre; 1-3 down: |bargain: priced $1450 if sola sre eens | security 2 to 1; only clean. modern build: PIV to $1,000,000 _$20_delivered. 2723 Lafayette (c) | -Dtat.__Vastel, 614 Franklin, — i, Bale at Our Modern Auction Rosmm oh poetiy pot oy , en ’ “ae Ge t Py \ id 40 acres. about 40 "hh, —— . inh, St. ! harle S, Mo, ' terms to suit: if re » drive south Ings; c ari un loubtedly Bult you: real em | ¢ a C % Mi: j N ATL I anciseus “py: atgain. 4)7 Bates . a —_— + eee > = | atk Rr “4 S921 Delmar well built: J1 reome >. Post-D spatch must be cheap. Box FF ARM — 12 o: a acres: . ood eT. oe - | et EA ton, oy (c) Edw ard K. Love Realty Co €a y 0. COMBI ATi r- Cu cL AND GAS RAN i FURNITU RE— ‘ontente of & : | ' a ANGES. ~My «) ile be a t Seas 2 ‘ ~ . - ? ~ yg era sh te t) ho ee . a ~ 4 ae : G i re : 72. tee Re . VWeDONALD, ‘Tilt, Chestnut ut, MAin @142 | Wid —A large fact or several | Uae: fishing, _ =a ee t\ESPONDENT FOR —Quick Meal; lete mode}: gray enamel: ; _10oms rented. Call Victor an. | Th ursday, Aug. 2. 10 A. M. : ama .: y) PRT ; 7 Oe ae —-~ — —— ; fmm. § r trac ts of furm la nd: unimpro. ed: j pat. miits 8 uth: DPavs } OG oe G05 Che st- ; MONS Ais County i ae e ow n a nd oft ffer r 7% to to 8a F iret I: N T I AL IN SC" RA N CE | st Ss] 6. oO: hw lj for SHu. 915 “ Fl ESITCRE—F rooma, complete: . i = iz : . ww A; TER +. DAY vis. ee es ee te on ‘ane | Post Dincrtch Valicy disirict. Box M-178 ete 8 Bie ACR REAGE—, AGE—And sutc eubdtyistion, from Mortgage Bonds. Int le | COMPANY OF A MERICA | Broadway. (qe) . r arra rut. = E Leng CH JUTEAU | Shhh F AKM—45 acres. 13 miles south. 4-room eR mee res. Riverside 5P1j ORB) | ik, Gnasher ve SO4 CHESTNUT STREET COMBINATION R. ANGE ~ Quick Meal: FURNITU RE—Movebie 4 re d Excellent Security. = — oy dining room table and chairs and velvet | ets and hanging space. _Quick Mea! stove. # Sse tes eae 58 LRA es - erfeet cond ition: “is KANG ro = : ing cit KAKLE _ DEANE “Kirk onl s SR 2 = a x wy ." woul JI. . tile soil, with ge0d improvements: on @crTe bot tom land: price SO800. terms. | mouth of St. Louis on ; r ’ j Cular X 7 SeenON set floor, of hard road: close to St. Louis. - Want to Riverside BAOST. | roon ly wood. Calif (99) |} rst and Second Deeds | Irma. ‘CAbany Sota. ‘ he 6 ha i : a f Ap +} - ' - ; ~ . “FE =. _ " r ~ +; {808 4X. DUTTON 220 N, Grand, JE. Roan. ater m e% a Ouls; may consider trade. ) } er eo ae S FARMS — FOR SA ai sv acres on State Highway, @iear | Sede ofoy, At f amc GOOD ST VN EN > ii} | @is0 charger $20; 7-ft. step ladder 2. S LE Mig St. Prancis Rive VOD F IR i ROSENBERG BROS. if canal rhubarb and chmate pase . apartment. S864 Delmar: 3d : se i . : : > "es. % 4 Poo THA, th 2 vO e fra ° Carag " : ve ay , i nara ane a ba ] t! or: Jare ane Carag exchange 2 modern adjoining rooming | F ARM—10 acres fronting concrete hy zh: | water, bath. electric stove, large chicken ie HOLLY W OOD DEVELOP- MONEY? Ras, coal: first-class condition: ed nice flat. Lindell 6074R. 30128 ” an @ ‘ esi dence nted ar 410a0 \ : - 5 é ‘ no ee ee am 6248—S-room residence, rented for : Vest Pine, §t. Louis, Mo. (99) RROWN & CO. 524-23 Wainwricht Wide. | Cedar trees: bea utiful park; ig interested | SOUTH wry egg CO., : . . : FURNITURE—Good: 4 _—— Business propert l0-room | Must have timber and good spring on it.) plenty fruit trees, po ultry. stock and im: | -ARM—29 acres: ~ 6§-room house; electric ) CURTAINS—50c to Tide pair: ir: s. | ost St eed reome: pric reduced all conrenioncess, | arte . iver; house. barn. go | : ig miles o Te} onde, &. : ‘ rs S i cM ‘ »s ht. on e} legrraph 7 red re ‘ : mr ara. ° Pel > s+? oe t 7 safe? Te =. ‘ f ? +P . truc kine: 0 h { } Tugs!) ° 3 ‘ ty Sur had ie he ° 1 ‘7 .>* a house outi woo t) c DEEDS Or i RL S i 4 un RTGAGE COMPANY per A Lien . aluminuni “ are. no 3 ale re Fé = - — 7 i we fer | [RNIT(RE--Showener, counter BIXBY & SMITH. INC, | FARM— Gi) RCTeS in good cultivation? @5 | FARM—-3 acres. an —aemccete _E. DU TTON, x2 4 : “ “wil atic ; & AIVGo-. res. e ad ne « h Mun g2) .: 4 +o EO ge 0 Grand. JEff. 5960. * Tc . * ; “. i SF de « 2 —" les northeas , ; aren manemeerarcenmrenie ‘ 4 FUR NITURE.- ‘ ontetits ot 4. : DAY r Be : - go denlers: atte, tena fits, alwe ® renhewd: et i Pern leay. ' “— — Sg | FARM-—40 or 60 acres of good level ter house, Out bi ildings, spring fruit, 3o- | COUNTY HOME—With 20 acres. 4 Write for cir- = —— -—_- ST ara " a rug. Kitchen cabinet; all like new, 4369 FPURNITURE—0Oda pieces: Hiloed to eell, or will trad: WALTER | nouse 5 : | poses, 15 rooms each, as part paymem,| way: house, carage plenty fruit, nice | DOUse. garage. etc; 400 fruit trees: 300 ET e NITURE—4 rooms, © $37 AYN ms. bargain. tc 500 aerem. with or TOR! 617 CHESTNUT ArT. T—S-piece, quarter-eawed | 5a Pp FOreet rents S000: price SLS.O) owe 0) per FATE : WATS( Ss ent cross faery terms, Bux ¥-37, Pp. : M--FOr gale or trace: 167 acres: 6 NAV ROU RKE, RE ALTORS, | without bulldinges E. T. Werner "go> oe INVESTMENT PROPERTY. . Cattle. hogs, machinery. Riverside 431 S471 Grav ois. | Gravois Rly rertide 227, seiner ESE Ss cers: hed s ic. | FURN . | 1901 | FARM id roe ‘1280 Graven we Former ( ah Wi La } : mee aah rth Laundry. F. H.} ay SPORT—Librery intl ana a FCRNITURE—3 age — img stettenieeteeeee ee ee a oom: ; out ‘ ee ee 4 * Ph go oy . ~ : 4 5 oa M. HAMMEL REAL } ESTATE CO., 5 other rood buildings, orchard, grapes, BROWN & CO. 524-25 Wainwright Bi -| 5 acres at Grover: 5-reom hie 8: | Pree Ad a ys mm one, “ge £ oie’ 8) i *irable articies af furniture Cal ¢ve- Call Mr. Chap a 1928 \ re a e Fine corner, at only wy ri AC RE AGE—100 acres on Hig! way 50: 70 Ris ; rita : , eee cte: $8000: 12*-ncre ‘ats Pe poy oi Corn. Le Comnte Coupler Condie- | : ‘ : ws ~ * eat . y . T fadcyv 7 e- & = =" Tri-State Mining. Victor Motors. Measure-| VAVEXETTE—S$5- Wilson heater. 85: rr RNTTT RE— rooms of pish-aare | Pereage ; } city propertr. | PARKM mre: FS. enome- _ § 7 FARM —m Ny mautita PAPI E Be thd OM BK Neteg d ne: $ Rout —2\, acres with beautiful Forest | san er EPP E seconds rates reasonable. MAIn 31208, | ather active stocks Get our prices 43 DAVENETTE SETS— Latent style: has. Fr RNITURE Icehe ed hest. 2 siores. flats above: @ flats in rear ane iy Finjrs “MHtineg +} furnace, built. i ete Ne ; } at? : : : } t.3n gern ce : 7 Liles mom city. a ’ : ay reseonable Phar tuick service Boe KS AND BONDS low price. LEVY BROS. 311 S. 14 reer ~ ii ’ . th *t Sis ; CL mT , ee FURNITI RE —Contenta of S : a e 1 acre of land. Give me an! River and yreposed Dixie 1. $100 3 road ete af hut, _s rat) x ET OF MS MAIN : sft: Pree : : aid Cor ‘es ere w. ar WANN Av E ” wv bg ¥ 50 | RK, 811 CHEATS ‘tT 14! rth 4 from at barweine. We ; A 7A 7 ~~ oa 7 fe) 3 J reome A ~80O acres, all le vel: A. oo he rs | fenm. "00 chic kere: Saline ~ ° r ™m Aowse., Bi rors fc $: Rg rf e eh; ieater rd. * The ty 4- re com bunga) low: « $000: | second deeds or trust col fax 66 71 T 7 ai a! well, c istern BO Miles rom city are e) frine jin . : ‘ eee tmeier, 3615 Juniata al. ary ta ig Other de- muat eel! ence as ie ‘ @N GRAY Ors == | Another Fisher Bar Kain, 7509 rvad- | ARM —A0 res ° Biate Wie} way eS - | a OG _— Ra ogg +4 at Ellisviile: i e | DEED OF Ti: UST—S$5250 second oe for i ~ pave for sale: Evergreen Mine Mines. Sure- | mings. SS20A Harrie av. - CORNER OF GANNETT . pk * ! near Minera) -s a rs » — ms 0 acrom, 7 ? room | #ale, on double store and flat worth $2i:- y, oan. General Grocery preferred, Elec. DAVENE SET ——meeee | FURNI ments 3-reom Gea | f | Courtois | house: ou Manchester 34. ; Prine. - all rented. Diseount 15 per aaa | Sanya horany adel Laclede 558 velour; ma- | ter euallty barkain. 823 N. Kime terma: bie future; + for income | “iles from St. Louis; improved: {deal | 0 c ' FIRST DEE i KTanh &: nt ited Accounting Machine An- owing machine &i- flhoar lam mp. s° Be. . ~ wit hen hen n't : ; i ' Ye and 6 per cent: also | napelis Lead. Canario Copprr and many | 't clack RON Pith. ine ouee. eere ye Fe , s. ‘cr 4430-5°- By PEAS ELE FEET ites 2068 Matin TS. 3. | ier Eg ph dy o~d: gchoent, | Ses: . Pict nanl ‘eens: ~~ ra. 4448 Gi ' © ee ae , Cis “QANwirheer, bine! CRAUNCEY P HEATH (xX? eld 21K Arkansas Sees ein, asta eee, Pt, mn hard road $62 o0). " 709 We b ) ene ct ee PIR , WStte: peasonetie.. 401A / a “ . ee 4 nena y Chm) S430 23) fy stash ys er ry? ror ~ P a eyes . ae f hestnut. ° ! well eer quote ; > wenras: 12 sere: pare waite | ePiondtia incation. om highway ana sat} City: beau ful high location. $325 per LOANS ON CITY OR TOM TY IMPROVED Sh % ome ove Coupler. Turman (nl, Menzis pg tts a ug gaa an a. .. rs been Ment as . ‘int atl ‘ ~~ ees et. ¥. gt" 4 + tate bie z mo: es Se —- > : : m TER OF, nited Accounting Machine. Broad. tke new: wil Y foe - ine cit oe ae . r innesota: @-4 room brick flat . ray crman 1802 N, ih st. ; hlent = > e- erles setae. acres, 40 miles from St. Louis: : ul sil for cash or terme at s FORNITURE of sl) kinde bic ot te - } aie ‘vanlly: ~gnend fog cork ,. me de tor J. 18] Stee om ree in hb! ue Tass pasture : 30 acres creek | ANS—On } orth St. Lots real estate a Be ow ' States Life Insurance Cant! nents! D y BED— “T IGHTLY t Fr a = ; hae Ki — — saewnieaunaen <3 re a , a a" Ta : “ — | 80 acres ‘pe * A “Ultivs va ran acres” haves and or abottinc. | ince | : ~ ne swater with springs; a/ specialty at lowest rates in mums te suit | one re urance Miller Train Control. Mar- DAVIS FURNITC RE co. ” 1S Rat te: | Sees tT BROS. 319 6. “4 + all a eee: 1 onrviont Rank a tl larse ewine crone heen | me Dareain at $4000 i\J H. GU NDLACH CO.. 3615 ¥ wi | quette-Easton Pinance, Miesour Lnvestmen' 316 FRANK PURNTYTT RE—Canttente pus , “i sn, : ' head highway. th of Hot ; crowing crons S ) 5 N. Broa ‘o & N. rvoming Tai Le Springs. : OPRe, ce us for arre tracta, farms of any | wer. Car! Stifel. nresident. feRn, « urety. Loan, as well | active = reretma; good condition: ee , ; OS | stocks and onde Get our prices OE LAT -L SEPARATOR—No. 19; cheap. | Rell. me | EVY BRC Al vrra ° tea - ‘orma, Nowlinte Catr = Astatuntie =: Orle. ~05 2 tiene Nor es ee ee | — price And, description Let us know + . J ATTELMA NY. Second. <GArfiel4 4471 FURNITC . 9 Chestn: i: , f trust; low ra | : . NTTCRE—3 | : : | jPERGUSON REALTY CO., Ferguson, Mo. | STUESSEL REALTY (1° 3548 §. Grand. te et ational Bank ‘i si 208 one TRG. HD tate? PCs walnut. Tow | washer, vacuum = <a is cout, raaysiae: eine: ar Pale ‘ 2 tc? | Causiand ‘ * Pe ew - coed

Page 89

"DA THU RSDAY, ava - nel, Di SINGH OOa os r SeI—3i Hartiorg, #e0. The Sieber by ra aoe DINING} R COM st oss RU et BE eealione” condition 68 Were DINING ,_ ROC = e x] ; eX. —Walni Rios so = chairg M SErs. —LENY I LOS. LETTE Cc CHINA. CLosea ANI ao vrass bed, 2 ch of te « =. _DRES rr —————— TF REsor iW nut, eve ry yelbions Pore ‘ap. ny Seer _ ghweeper. ii pa «A . x. _ 2-bur Ter oven, $30, - & G AND FU TIT i d monsirates hy tbe . o e for yoursel!; very END EARDW ARD co., 40 O44. a 4. room io =a +_Eiler. mas of very Tino sow te ™ eel) 467 3] (oP) ail or — on ——_ — Cont ules ~y b-room flat: ' Pcetead Freon ot complete: po deal- re : in Pop * Se in = 2 eee LI : ————me 3c : \e . \ ’ : : ; TG ee : av rooms. new, for 250 SRO 4 ‘De aah 3d ‘ely from, tag room suite, orvatal age charges. merit 192K ‘8 Franktin. nn Ay oe i ontents | S-raor 3 reom Ro: eee suipetiee W800 HOUSEHOLD nee ee - SEHOLD GOODS FOR SA SALE HOUSEHOLD tE—: mu be m. cunpiete kitchen. ‘exi2 Style: ‘bass — . . De ryihing = JSUTA S. Grand. they last: very as! styles: while wl SOLTH END HART RE—S$2000 outfit; FUESISURY as possible; NGES er ; mand kitchen: mu: . ted. $085 - nnsrivanta. in the least: ve cheap. - ; mahoga wa U ND HARDWARE Cco., fs chair. 3633 Bowen, Riverside “ee ct 4044. 861 G Gravois. (c) NITURE — Contents of 6-room fiat: a fant tell these rebuilt Quick Meal m furniture: cheap; no dealers. n(c) | the from new ones until you look at pla 4. fc) the pri price, In fac f00d rest &O N fact, they are really as fasitcRe Compe 5 roams: linen ens, as new They’ ve been put in perfect con- by or jot: see this tor bar- | dition at the Quick Mea! factory and you -; SoBe Laclede, 24 floor ae can buy them at much jess than their $ E—lLuffet, table oeseenal Price; some as low as > all ad Apply 2011 Bast | he > down and oss ~ month. Ti terms, ; ue. E La- peating stove, oy ng 4727 A Nat- CAS sTov Es bomen cra Call Monday. : Bridee. - (ce) FaNiTe FRE—3 rooms, complete: cheap: | GAS 5 = Ab- pes UE ; €ap rent rooms, 1631 “any 4151M {e) city: joa 105 GAS STOVE—A. EB high oven; warbrode. AITRE— Excellent furnishings: din- laundry stove. 3227 Minnesota, fc) m, living room, kitchen com! GAS STOVE — Blu “Tew: oP Scealianeous items: all in pingt-class dandy a RCT $i"). = 3528 Th WV gey "tat awe Riverside 1820] agg tion: sacrifice. VES UICK MEA ) cae f Jou want to save ee Davis FURNITU RE Co., te Snaxk |c “ new or used goods, don't fail to eet! LIN, ___(e) rices. Pastels, Exchange Stores. GAS STOVE—White enameled: Quick mm will se!! ne ee only 50 Humphrey - | 25-foo copper coil ta water heaters fee JRE—5S rooms; complete. mod 12. Dis : s as iintee winseds nave expenses, also ved AT Dlay room 11 N, Grand. er} gio deciric; leaving city. 38224' Fol- HEATER—One Wilson and one black an geen white uick Me 1, ap. - WaNRURE Five toons alee : _ ne | Pd Q ai. cheap. 60114 — jgded if desire w ee eneap iff TIN Ss VE ressing a at once: can Trent flat. FOrest 0329. Sea 1 535A Benton: cde wey, a tt Euclid. ROUSE FURNITURE—No dealere gu? ; wratiklin einigiiia aD eal: Lorraine attach RE Contenas of 5-room oe 4059 McRe ment; like a mers: will retain rooms i ~ i :, fat: 3 ain 3037 West Pine. 24 Stove | GA A EY [TURE— Dressers. twin beds and don. 1 5449 Easton, basement. Sunday, 10 - «ng library table. chifforobe. | o'clock. gore, drawers. daybed: reasonable HOUSEHOLD G Ora Ds— Bulfet, china clos- 4 peenandoah. GRand and 6142J. |; ¢t. table, 6 chairs. odd chair: good mest BNI E— dressers, ruzs. . £ae | Condition. 3728 pe - LAc. 3861. ranges and cout ele home furnishings - | HOUS ILD OODR— ntire contents for cash: special prices to roum-| of Sr0om fist; all or art. 4515 La. ag Seve cud bed large quantity gre | clede ‘ , (e) 3901 Delm | IP BOXES —at acrifi sell, 4 S—At ¢ icé prices: must SNITURE— —_ of 4 rooms. ‘ist; 1419 Franklin. lags gr | tly used: overstuffed o~ 064 | | ICEBOS ES At clo devs. table. mirror. 9-piece wainut bel. | Pastel a: on prices. gem suite. Rane eet, _rerieerator, gocd “ bargaing. Cates. c) ITURE—Aimost new: pontenia ¢ red Sass White enamel. $20. Gall sAciede 2? (c) fmom apartment: living,’ dining 40: STANA, 3654—lI¢e iv nite te Frost, ‘2 pen suites, Coxwell chair. beautiful —. in_good co condition. ot gis. mirrors, lamps. breakfast set, etc: | ICEBOX—3635 Humphrey; §5; a Toor wes tely: cheap. 4476 McPherson.(e56) aR ntents of presidence: ot "EBO ‘erty porcelain lined: will sac. wed petiful Irving, dining and bedroom rifice. yd t. Louis, (c2) ; rugs. 628 range, ctc.: new: sell sep- | EBOX—Sideies rd: in ndit oe cheap. 5735 De Gwervilie. | reasonable. 750 Weessiee it “t) | eae RE—A barzain for $400 cash | | ICE POX— Green Duco; reasenab cs groom completely furnished flat: go | ICEBOXES—side™ top icer: gas, coa and I} i ture: can rent or tease flat: corner ~~ rood neichborhood: rent none" 202] wr month: leaving for California: write | Sunde. tne anpoin iment. Address Postoffice box | 40k Ja—10Y pounds: nard: — dish- | af Tavis. a. lined, cak- roed ¢ andition : cheap: no . | Gealera, 3x* oA \_ Labadie. fe} | ist of walnut bedroom seis, $45: | er eegen rugs, beds,/ sell at a low price- cash or te J Sving-room sets, $35: Cressers, LEVY BROS. 311 S$. 14th gt. and mattress, chifforobes, $12: iiecaters, $5; chairs, rockers and-oth- | IN-A-CLOSET BED—For mie cottages @ fumiture of all kinds. D, Goldberg,| oF sleeping phos "a ahae oer: Ss ruge, §SE0. aplece | KIMBALL ULBRA™S =f SLIVE, aa Pir) T : om bu miece ‘i tA CK. ZE- | mae wo thy on om sik OS gy range. $4: “af HORST, VICTROPS BRU NSWHe ZE- friverator. $4.75: A&-piece brown mahogany | NITH, ATWATER KENT, MAJESTIC | bring room suite, $35: 8&-niece dining room | RADIOLA —Best names, (ogg od gite, $18.50: mahogany piayer-piano, man-/| Prices; easy pay ments. Save money, dolin attachment: dressers. phonographs, i don’t ‘sell Oul customers’ notes to ee complete outfits: all from storage: chea lenders. Pept wna credit. Buy and Slean Morag » Bovine Co., 3908 Washing. | bank in game ton, Lindel] R07 {c62 KIESET, HORST ‘COMPANY—49TH YEAR FORNITURE—A _roome,~? fine. or rer Est. 1&7. iC Ent 4 521 OT ve, ‘c4) will sacrifice al! or part for cash: | Kl’ C A range, Victro- el " ah air overstuffed suite. 1 COx- | la. piano . ot04 Union, COlfax 4617W.ic) wal’ gee eccasional gable. end tables | KITCHEN CABINET—"arge. perfect: $25 Junior bridged lam ps, player- eae at ble §& it Brunewick combination radios, 2 bedroom | wt Mk = 4 ee — opiere sun parlor Fuale, fest set. 1 gag stove refrigerator. ie | 14t HEN CAHINETS— 10% samples - erny. eid Inoleum. i Wilton velvet rugs 9x1°?: | white, green duco; $26.50: worth double. j fn Gr be geen Sunday only after 9 a. m. | Warehouse, 208 &, J ‘4s ders, Cd.) = #4955 Moraine a\ fei CHEN ¢ ABINET— Also enamel Ouicx | EX XCHA E & Meal stove; 100-1) icebox; apartment, BROS, FURNITCRE Co. / Second east. B37 McPher day Am now eocnpying almost an a meek | mieten or Mantay. . + tc ion second eor) entrance on ret oor | } > ai 19th and Washington, At east half of | Mot Te ABINETS —— ee building is Langan Bros., al] new furniture | iment $0 ner thane & om ganas ao rm At west end of building is the Furniture | 2/mos per crn ow SeEE price ; Erchange: large stock of used goods which | #f you would like one of these step-sav- we pel very cheap. either cash or time, | ¢78 in your kitchen here is a chance to rad wv Tou come im the 19th and ashington | siete inn Light Ga. Olive at Wiewsnen (2, ; ' enirapee and salesman can show you both mew and used. a!) under one roof. and have it all or one bi? (c76) offered for gale at a big reduction: these | CO FCORNITCRE —Cheap: fully Fecond!-| are strong, beautiful tables that will jnok toned and guaranteed. Becis, $2.95-' wood: in any kitchen. The Laclede Gas | springs, S2.9OR: case ranges. $i.95: day- | light Oo., Olive at Eleventh. beds, $7.95- refrig: Tators, $10.85: daven- 'LEat ATHER cor —G am ies, SIVAS: chifforobes. $15 M5: bed- Metrog itan ig. OOS Gaeen. Om Culicg, $34.45. Hundreds ef other Sirus. Always jow prices and cusy at f ‘a gvud pth Se reasor 1abie, 4437 Tthenwrod. | IVING-ROOM SUITE -plece, mohair. | $45. Call Monday. 7801 s. Broadwa FURNITURE EXCHANGE pes ae ia AVE. | . AUC TY] ON mf _ Furniture Auction | TE— piece. va4 Jat- 7 oy sats SL ural] Bridge. apt. 9. IVING- ROOM ry tae 3916 Town vat9 rug an eae LIVING ROOM—Teautifu 2-piece errr F U R N | Hew: secrifice. 5527 P, rshing. first weet. | L I T U R MEN IXG HirnoM S&T ITE—Beautiful mo lair: VUTeDiS of 'esidence : new, sS€parai.lv: ii Tuesdey From 10 A. M. ee Pm. Missourj Auction Ce | LIVING-RooM S#¥T—Overstufied. | Call before 12:50. Hiland 8466. ott} 2? ; ippeteiinbesea: st, E | Eilis. Mapiew, nod, iv ml LIVING ROOsM SUTTC—2 -piece ; monair: 2009 Mt MORGAN | ST. (00) (NOks filled; en account of ieving, ay cli | > Shawmut. OLD FURNITURE i] IVING-ROOM SET. | yy PEBVY BROG: att S144 | ay a EW proce for cash 1. EXCHANGED i OR NE (liv ING ~ROOM—Beattiful ge air: oe 7. } : USED FURNITURE ane chair and odd chairs. Brie A ; : Grand fe) IVING ET— . EXTREMELY LOW PRICED | +02 GROIN eT Uke pew. $60: La Daveneties, $10.00; Rockers, oe “4 Zieh pematcaa ; x12 Felt FE an $8 95; | ue household mangie; will | #400; Springs, $3.00: Dressers. ib: sacrifice, Huntington Arms Hotel, 5500 (Gee Ranges, $8.00: Extension dice. Pershing. ( 187.60; Kiteben Cabinets. $15.0¢ #.| Xo rR] — Kk, N pian ) Booms a ‘urnished as Low ag $149. 00. | nographs, radios. ne pel radio can Pinations. Old. reliable Kieselhorse, herr 2 WALKER. peo hag = A Tg cv. ge yoore. Always co gee control. > t our low prices. rye terme. 1009-31 OLIVE STREET (ev?) | KIESELHORST COMPune Y-—49TH YEar c ¢ TD &: tral S200) ne, ¢ i } >) IROUONERS—Wil] de your Ath 18? STR p>" at Was elect moun in hulf the time wit wave FOU lute capacity ph 25 toa pply building su- ‘werk You simply git comforts) ly in a “alr and guide the pieces thr: mgh the “mer Four of these electrically operated Ns, Lloor sampies and demonstrators. oftered *t a substantial reduction from er regular price: $10 down and 12) Months to pay the balance. The Laclede Gas 3 Light Co., Olive at Kleventh. = = | WALTER T. DAVIS i i | oP cone Ae... E.. ¢ -*y Stix, Baer ; ul les We PARLOR SET— Mahogany . leather. $6.50. rc w eWivel chair. muatirces. eideboard. tables: Biter furpiiure : cheap. 0228 8. Kings. im) ies lA} OREO" $72. $85. to $j repaired, guara anteed: exchange privilege | Bd paid one year. Sold new BS00 to di KI Prominent makes: $1 weekly. Cash | iscount. “ete a 1 eer YEAR Est. CE 9200) 1007 Clive. tc4) A A. SELKIRK A. & 8, CO. ‘9 rolls, ca piece | t ) | FURNITU RE whving room set. Rs. pitt x15; edlavenport | : , | oor lamp. 5086 wer av, AU CTION SALE ‘ ie RANGDU—White thameled ; a eas range. 714J. Bale at Our Modern Auction Reoms, [| | S15. Phone COitax 57 - (c) | | RANGE—Detrott el ombination : ] 808 i HOUTEA U AV . ie , on onc © yi75 ’ uss ” 25 ic } OF HOME FURNITU RE AND FUR- Wuick Mevi: caitivrouc. bed aud | NISHINGS. CARPETS, RUGS, | Chiftenicr: exeell yt cundivion. 26 | | STUVES. RANGES. = ~~ ae iF Clarenden, FOres: 7 Hal i@ ‘e ; I; hANGE—Combination. Erer Ready; rea-| Thursday, Aug. 2 10 A. M. FOnabIe: gued condition ; ne mats sm Me 2840 WALTER ‘y DAVIS. AUCTIONEER '} St. Louie, Lindel) Gy3pJ. call ~ 18Ng CH UTEAU CHESTNUT 2225 || KANGE—Combination bungalow; , lo be appreciated. S25A , -B. oi Tat Cab RANGE—Biue ename!; bargain. isis Bridge. (e) | é sarr ig. COlfax 1227 See a i RANGE—Bungalow “Be: very cheap; ote RANGE Side oven, $10. coa! holes, guaranteed baker. mish Lafayette. (e) | SOUT inf" HARDWARE co. CAS RANGE E—Small high oven Sanico; | hans cig 044 61 Gravois. () |. fine pee enamel. blue enamel] com- bination ranges and See YTanges;: very i). 6662 St. Louis. GAS INGE BI api ene maerraae Yr ute enamei, . tin | Coie Brilliarit v. cheap; slightiv used. J. H, Schwa be Hard- GAb WA) ‘CEB Quick : Oven. | Ware Co, Jetierson gnd Hebert st. (ce) 8? s. Kingshighway. months vid ot . Open M a? day creuing, Morr e0eec ee $11.50 Up Dining-Room Suite, $49.7 | 5. “pe. Breakfast Sy Ty tanges ORE es 75 Uy orobes (large size), “19 27 Buick Master | reut i ry .oU for er S04 i cpa NTiAo "COACH, 1927, “05 | PONTIAC COACH, 192 | FORDS Wis —Servlens EpeEX = Coach: 19 _, Prices paid, ee peimas ia i meno ny exce eee ehane: yY fine + gga car Po so0senses es BEKO Ce || TRUER Wes Po a “SILVE RSTONE’S Reconditioned and Sample Te ~5 BUT K c 7) AC H A ri i] ehair. COifax 3836R.” 30444 Lexington. WwW id. mh ight de cal very, ACHINE—Good “eacclent. - dealers ene ire Ba regains | cheap. 57 30 De Givervilie, (ey | | | 7 ae APS $100 Diaaitan T— 1028 oe late pen: bractically | ay are 7 i; eee eam For Sale Reautifur 5- reom com. kat: wonnseeds . rh LOR: $185 Task, i. ' i elit’ — — pong file shape; berkaili, rt i. bore: a B= Browham: HOUSEHOLD a ce ai Si. @ Wanted. P F. = Bab _ of furniture wel a ig OO tral ¥ is Sea a 6 how gee $95.00 MISsat RI AUCTION Co. Sasa 1 MORGAN ST. “Auction Tuesday, rifles oe fer S285, 26: v2 standard ” coup 4-o “REPO ay ISSE ESSE "0% BA RGAIN aM Bid oe | TRON a CHEY ROL bY ae 5 ee and F.. We Par Highest ‘Cash Prices for “han bon overlook this buy, Be VICK i ROU GILAM, 199677 ARROW'T isthe ien, rth NN. Puchi ay. 27 BROL GH AM thie ear wae traded ac 6; everything origina! = OLIVE a penta ee “eR TOCER K COUPE ~~ 4. “y ery Rare Canopy ANTIQUE POSTER BED The only one we have pnd abl PRICE #150. 00 2—C ae “4006. | MISSOU RI AU CTION CO. — prices Schober. CHe. ome ¥ ROT. ET Pac h, Bee © tg locate | BEDS 8. 5 83) _ Louis. Tit DSON COAC Hed 1926, hes, Brongn [a EV Te Si Leach; pe dindll Ptgeoen'd oe {3 10 Wi Hudson C3 rae ne Br ICK € Ol PE oon had carctal owwsp lue aft Or i low price. $i) bE BU he “. “¢ H AND LER R BROU GHi AM 5 00 =# 95. oy oe e wf Pay ay Highest c ole Prices a F urniture. ~ HEY) WOOD-WAK NEW CHAIRS AND ROCKERS AT LESS THAN 4 490 new Felding Chairs. 00 new tonya Vienn “Tyee é tg oe - Coa hes ati atid eOUpes: Tn ¢ 1; ¥ & AF de R On. " Toa ‘h, {ane reprce pis ra ; uy POINT TT RE Wed. . t orivate parte. By, Vx ibe po pr sive, ” 1927 BU ICK COUPE ve "urine ~- AMS, - fully ee £5. ; rR. ia ., Redhead roe hain th i | Yee OKR aiid rune like a new one ~ HUDSON wre oaC $1.95 valve . Bc * — Pn aeenettingas . —_ CLATSWARE Wis pay | CARD NT R eee Brougham, This beaut! fut cur “hae oom ow te r \ aving voun- oe Bo x x _R- 17 _ Gardner op hs “Brougham — #65, © 5 ae BILL -G permine f wf fe wissou R] AU CTION ( CO. 1926 Br ICK COU fd 2007-09- i MORGAN ST. OF. R ST FRE Pr 'e BT TTT Jt Wer r ——t. och, | this popular car; ~~ 193% TW) igpedh ( RCT a Ve Pay Highe ‘st ‘Casi Prices fon Fy ur) ture | Curr ROLEY — Coach ; ully THER SED Wia- STANTING NG NEW | Phone C . tral & RP WW {LL BUY | FUR RNTTC _ Sti Senrts of ae | low! » and rut 8 “tive | apa ten Larnt Lae rar 314 Keir ( u hulp os ripped. feo A oagenie. (nage Locust, Cadilns Pass. Coupe A TE Bt gph Rg 1p23 Cu’ P] five ~MARMON cx COA ACH ae Sale New and Used Furniture Hay Y2 Off B-ROW oe OUTF fy FOR » SROO thie: wee = only a the r | Mae nf ARTHY OH ws eT 29 2 MOON COACH rune emeots and gatos | "ieaethe $340 : [OON COS S ‘Il gare ry & ot, [ ASK R KINANe ce BRU G Hf AM. PIRRC m ARROW pis pont TATE MOTOR co. Dew) , Bessie Just St: -_ Ww e Buy or Spot gem SEIGEL’S © -200 Franklin Ave. 5 5,000 )F Furniture TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION CONSISTING OF: Room, ae ratte ae $4 ae ‘mM MITCHELLETTE y AT che cane a thie wendestal’ ‘ er before poy Se Cosmud TuF bkODM EAD Pade a3ie Ww Bute e avail ery Nive war ad cinge,, aT VA Coe witeee 4507 th ae 24 quantity, * seman siecle te aoe les, close- outs, nt ‘DSON BR ROUG naM WAy®. Ores ASKER FINANCE, 9028 “1997 x aes y ROL ET COACH: oe Auction Co, = 2009-17 Morgan ni it ii DEAL FR'S soe Lind aL Tat rand, ~ 1996 Chev me Be “Coneh, $100 aE: L AR ANTY MOTOR 4 a Wiliams 4486" meen. feo) geerery ‘es RE a —Ail white porcelain, i kane ~Quick Moat high oven, bad i100 Ibe capacity; new goods: .regular Tr Lard, 8705 Washington price $185, sell for $113. “p15 'N. Bes ad- ry ANCE “uick Meal. hi ic) Ga i is) | = RA --- 2, RANG b— Be ria in. Leonard floor samples at Toews g only Room, Kitchen Arkview 45474 ) SOUTH END HARDWARE C As vE—White ename PRo 4044. 2861 Gravois. (c) eg, rine S:tachment; used one month: REFRIG ATORS , Jefterenr, (ene \ New end vse. Sor ice or i ae about | tchenette | 150: at very low prices. BEN INGER’ S. s. t c $13.75 p15 Ne Brvad- 100 | 2 th 0 ew “po Gas ’ » an , : ANGK—Tinek: lack end 3° ‘50, soe othera: ic reductions. Yo Wolte ; r. aOremet: Bleck ¢@ 50 per cent. Warehouse, 201 § Jer. Wan ? : 1 saver Oneb) . 4012a W. uae 34 ontolig (26) A’ | burner a gel —Ename! retriseraiar, enan- /REFRI | @ Pare bar. ; y.. French Vauliy: cheap for cash. e712 | gain: it's the only one = have left and ee ry (7) ) | we're offering it at « areale “tagge conte ‘AN 7a. 6~8Cand | tifully finished in white percelain ename Mak op wil} =o uek Neat ane “ae and nicke! trimming; a real beauty; = C connected free $5 Gown and you heve 15 months te 7) ne: ROS. the balance. The Laci Gas Light 0. rs A? —BO; new oT ae Mlive at PFieventh. Makes and vn ; , wm Warehouse, Sor g*Sho,'2, oe | CO., 1516 FRAN 1936 CHEY ROT. ET oT COAG ween : 0 eo na Chairs, So gree Lam pe, Baby Grands M¢ ) TOR CO.,, Office Furni. 13 298 PARKER: FINANC “E, Open Nites and Sundays. J SOU ND" \ A AL r 1 ; | etc. w il] be sold to the highest bid-. Mac HI (We ume, | " F Saas ieee TUESDAY. 10:30 A. M. Missouri Auction Co. 2009. -17 Morgan St. "FoR INSPECTION EVER the ©; Feet Bm on ie “e a aoe 3 — «= oo ras Pela: ; mari Fore Jot Nash 6 em ms omg Ps the tail , anee due an mere | “Moon eee Only S806. 4p A fen Peas terres. xis 195 | var en Rea he} 18% | $444 ;ae ie Be f \. almost = very down: je: buttonhole atachment: a eee

Page 90

SUNDAY, ST. LOUIS ge-800 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in These Columns Today. _ JULY 221928, sUNDAT, POST-DISPATCH. UTOMOBILES AUTOMOB —_— JULY_ 29, 1923 AUTOMOBILES - AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES cy A : les @ ns —— Roadsters For Sale Sedans For Saie Sedans For Sale et NSS =a |: 7 I | | | i CA tae A Bt Ae SE RN RR A A ORR A ER OTS RR ty a van epee e Stee 7 CHEVROLET— 4 coupe: good condition; “kgod, S100. gy looks and at PONTIAC Coupe, $4: (cB) Sain, S65 ow Natural Bridge. ‘°?\ gain; 1925. Jack Norder, 4464 Tieton. 4-wheel. brakes, balboons, dirt cheap: | | a es Hats at 1337 Aubert. ae ate 193 emai watetes real PONTIAC—Coupe, 1928; 3 months old; Fa) es coupes, tudor and tour- (c7) | $295: $95 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust. | | ii ROL —Coupe, 1924; needs littl | PORD—Cou ae Lotus special job: will take in trade, 4925 ings, late models, $35 and up; open Sun- ag FI INT ED AN, 1924 : work: $32 today vnly, 3844 8. Broad- | condition: - 3125. 4909 1 to $100 Way Thekla. tc) | day. 3933 Olive. | Cadill 1 1s - S . $300. i ee ‘ : extra nice car; adl ac mperia edan | (= ive-passcnger, ke aed C E Rae: | : rage or terms. A jen James mater, FORD—Coupe, 1925: 5: good condition; wil tes e 3521 Page. (ce) lor Swed ening. Morris. 2810 Olive. : 1 : on 3024 Locust ©) | sacrifice; $110. 1457 Cass. De ATIPE 1097 @a0n | FORD: = Roadsie’. 1925 model, 00d cow: H otek 1927, type 314; spe. ||| 439 _N, Buclid_av, Open Sunday. | : PON TLAG COUT K, 1927, $395 dition. $125: call between 8 and 12 || cial Fleetwood body, beauti- FORD—Seuan.: 4-door’ . 1924: pas ithe Broadway and O Fallon. Ctléntra Se eat a ’ . ———— : . Be => = FORD—Coupe, 1925; perfect condition.) pH FLYING CLOUD—Sport coupe: ex- | FORD—Roadster: late 1926: wire wheels; |) wheels and fend e@ ier 512 —" ROLE oo COUPE. egg 17 ond bargain, $110; terms, s114 Case. | client condition. Steiner-Fahrenkrog,| perfect condition; guaranteed: $75 dowr | | Veer atisecties wells. | 20 others, cheap: $1 holds, 1512 Lo “ust, | 4 : ike new; rea bargail: tering, Giljlam- FORL ( ‘oupe, 1926; new tires; $195; oth- 4000 Pace. fe) PR49 N Grand. ‘c) | OL IVER CADIL LAC CO., 1] FOR D—Tudor. 19°27. excellent oe spunea at i Taw ee se) a | b |! reasonable: owner. 5465 Arlington \\ ‘S| : OF - ad ts eg oa FORD—Couve, 1927 model: good shave. | RICKENBACKER -— 4-passenger coupe; | FORD—Roadster; late ~o; haule CHEVROLET — : ‘ - > rm cB Py r = n — - —-— terms, - 2860 McNair. aay eile _ yg FF gd wheel ay | eeooi terms. TTT $30 down. COUPES, SEDANS TWO 1926 FORD ROADSTERS | CHEVROLET—'26 Imperial sedan: looks. GED. ees —-dai: cheap. Jack Nordcr. ; rigi FORD—Coupe; runs pertec (c) Come to the Laclede Motor Co. for anr- Also coupe; like new. Phn-s a perfect; 5 good tires, DUMpLTs; | 4464 Easton. (oF) different colors, recond: tioned, $3 new, trade; terms. a . 3 ri $350: cz ade, = ne 1927, 1924; clean. 2207 | PACKARD 8 LIMOUSINEE GUARANTY MOTOR CORP., 2936 Locust. CHEVROLE ti'-—Landau: very late a EE Bag tg ar Sala OP eas eeyrow 2528. Lynch. —-— | W-passenger. like new: bargain; terms. 1927 GARDNER SPORT ROADSTER. like new: bargain; terms: open Monday | _Morris’ Bargains, = ——— MacGARTHY-CHEVROLET. 6320 Delmar : Almos +; $175 down evenins, Morris, 2810 Olive, . FORD—Tudor; de luxe body: 1923; iock 6 FORD—Coupe; Cheap. PIERCE-ARROW DISTRIBUTER, ee ee CHEVROLET—-1924, sedan, perfect run- wheel. trunk. 457 6_ Kennerly Jha J ~ Fs . v4. * 24 o2 § >i 1927 Buick 4-Door Sedan; this new car, priced ow regular! waston, Lindell 3154 {C)) Louis; ‘e s ~ | Louis; body siaped like boat; car only 2/ 7 : : xte ersce. See it 2 ames ss a +} ‘ . > . rs b 4 . dw .. 7 3 hy cach, Evergreen 4878._— (c7) | FORD—1926 coupe; real buy; $90 Ty: sell ; - $35 up. Terms, trade. | Riverside 0439 8005 _Tvory. a ai Se eats “Easton. DiI Piggy Eco Noni, ani Sele Sf i CHEVROLET ene coupe, Tow, maleate: | eee ore cous; Tesndiioned: “lke | 3521 Page. (c)| Motor Mart, 4823 Easton | ‘sios Chatnam, Wellston. Parkview 203i | pqnpe nt inert pecrar gms r ICES — C ion +i HERE ARE A FEW } > 2. Seedion: res snd Fane Ske | FORD-—5920 Coupes : Ford roadster, Ford touring Word) GHiMVROLET—4-door sedan; late model: | KUHS-BUICK. 2004 Natural” Bridge. Poe 4) | HE | | \tlor THE EXCEL- | m tte; everythin original; any ‘ , os ‘ : YT bumperetic: everstin ’ (c9%) 2dt9 N. Grand. _ - thing in used cars: we have everything TI MOTOR CO, | $370__Flint Chev. Co., 4710- 20 Delmar, KORD_ Tudor 1033) motor, walnt. tires LENT BARGAINS CHEVRO LET—"25 coupe: overhauled mo- | FURD——Coupe; late mote: partes one ce are erms Sor . Sade. Ll 2108 CHEVROLET—Sedan, 4-door, 1926" ice excellent condition. 52 13 _Finkman, HOULD SEE tor: Sad Duco: 5 good tires, 2 bumpers: tion; $40 down. 2849 N. Grand. —— aTLAC LEDE MOTOR, CO... 4003 Laclede. LOCUST shape: bargain, Schnure, 22138 Lucy: v. FORDS T ae my &A5 to $135. me YOU S , st ” ; Flint Chevrolet se FORD— D—Coupe, 1925; pet pena runs 48) : peu a av uncay, a ; ‘ Shere 6:5 “ awe ‘ | Be 3 a1 : 4710-20 Delmar. ti, $100; terms. _2860 McNair 27 Gardner 80 Roadster, $300 CHEVROLET—Sedan, late '26; good con- | 831 McNair. . ——— | | \ fete a a BE FORE THEY CHEVROLET—Coupes, 1926. new duco | FORDS—Two coupes. late 1926, like Limousines For Sale Down: can't. be told from new: save big | dition: $279: call Sunday a, m. Carl | FORD—Tudor sedan, | 1920; newly paint- | | ) : E “air 2. TK. J own: can 5 ! .. Beckmann, 3700 S. Broadway. ed: $125: terms, 3713 Cass. c Go! Used Car Dept, 6406 Olive Street mi. COlfax 2469R. (c) | DElmar 0188 Used Car Annex, : 1 so" oe CHEV. COUPE, 1926, $195 , 9— 19223 coupe; rups good. 56264 | 439 N. Euclid av. Open Sunday. MOTOR CO, ning condition; good tires. 6527 Ply- Eo ood, $40: Dodge coupe, “| FORI ~ ow Pp + j 3108 mouth 192 $250. 1 ; K nlien, il lik new Reut_yargsin:_terms. 8521 Page,_(c) | _Ueacon. [Mabaral ‘Dridee.” Rivesside 1%" | LOCUS? CHEVROLET-—Sedan, 28 model: will | FORD Tic fen 1b28* bargain: $240: | || —_ : : SOT ” 7 FORD—Coupe, 1925; balloons. bumpers, Natura ridge. Riverside 127 | 4 oar ah ate pape) rt wo dy udor sedan i: ~wtv: | 1927 CHEVROLET COUPE |‘ §x507 Kiriwood 219W._ (c) | any_time, (c99) | GARDNER “‘8’? ROADSTER | , trade and, give terms. 4209 Ellenwood.| terms, 4557_Easton,—_—___ ith , ) 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet: bar- $100 down. All extras. Very good | FORD—Coupe; latest 1926, original fin- | Repossessed; rumble seat; refinished | GiisVROLET—~Baby grand: looks and | ~>ORD— 192 eda: aa0 Gras | ain condition, MONARCH, _3137 Locust. ish; like new; guaranteed; $5 down, Roadsters For Sale | beautiful 2-tone maroon: side-mountea| ©***' - ‘on 400 th of extras guaranteed ;_$295._1320 S_Grand. | | ie. New 1928 Chevrolet Coupe | Dalance $6_per_week. 2849 N. Grand. (¢) | ——-—— q 5 | wheels: only one like it in town; you bet-| runs like new: bas $400 worth of extra: | PORD—Tudor sedan: new — rubber and || No Reasonable | 97 Dodge Sedan; bargain. , als " ster—1928 | ter C Always paint; $135; terms. ive Cc : . e : FORD—Coupe: first $12 takes ity also 1925—Auburn Speedster—1928 | te > Merny Ww DES "| CHEVROLET—1928 sedan. run less than | Ponpo—Padec sedans 1028: $245: like BY 2927 Yods — ! lown, 2849 N. Grand. (c) | see the classiest Tookin ar in city. JORDAN—Sport roadster; $95 cash, . tho , | %6§ CHEVROLET COUPE =. = 5 MOTORISTS. 1834 T ee 2 bumpers, 5 good tires, seat covers; dan- i. FORD—Coupe, 1925 model, $125; 1924 good tires. 3145 Alfred 98; 1926, $195. Terms as low as $d J roadster; ear! NaS EC Bp | tae toon Mike gg = | ia Yeblem, 1099 _N-_ Grane: 1028; reasonable, aoe ut ger (99) | | ATE ROLET 37 dan; new Duco, seat trade, terms. 2847 _ Wisconsin ‘ . = ‘ ‘ od abnetitiate ~ tr: pean ——e iow. Terms. Trade. || FORD—Coupe, late 1926, like new, lots of BUIC K—Sport roadster, real car, eet ¥ LaSalle Ro adster f ee ” ‘a Ey d * rood tires: car | FORD—Tudor; extra good condition; “— , veal 4-Do ted oe re ||| extras, lady leaving city will sell at bar-| _$50 down. 4593 East ton. (ce) | |i |= | 1o3ks and rune like new: $475. Flint Chev-| tor perfect: $60, 412 N. Sarah, (ec a | © Cye © Oy? ayer © : 1926 Chevrolet or Se ; TATE MOTOR CO,, Ine. |/|| gain__4562_Natural_ Bridge. BUICK—Sport roadster; very good condi- : ‘rolet Co., 4710-20 Delmar. ( FORD—Sedan, 1926; practically new: || Oo: 3 bargain. || | PORD—Coupe. $036 Russell; 1026; gong | tion: repossessed; S1N3__ 3843 Easton.cc) Very little used and im ||| GipvVROLET—Sedan, 1928, bumpers, eco: | $225; private party. 2704 McNair. (¢) | | ‘ee ' : ; of wear: customer tun | FORD—4-door sedan: excellent condition ; | | Graham-Paige Distributors _ tae Coach: bar ots ||| 5 1926 Pontia | coe. Manchester rd. dy running car; $325. Flint Chevrolet Co., FORD—1926 4-door sedan: like new; — bargain. ae ante A ECCT SS ei cealinann cali ne neni EE Open Nites and Sundays. JEff 3715 jj $35 down, balance monthly. (c) perfect: terms. 1805 Russell. c i powerful and_ attractive '!| | FORD—Coupe, 1926; good motor and a/ BUICK—Roadster: standard 6: Tan? H A truly fine roadster at a oe NS een # PE tet eager — re et 1927 Buick Standard Coach; like new. ey (tis Es Bie Sats ashi Kt eee 1927 S-passenger coupe, with prac-| FORD—NEW SPORT COUPE: NEVER. $135 down. Graupner. 3816 W. Florissant. | guarantee. See this today at the trade: terms. FORD—Tordor: x 10e LACLEDE MOTOR CO., 4003 Locust. oo and wag es i extras; $125 down: ye Rarreen i e-Gie y “i aa ah IG wie Seed en oe ~ ™ ‘ oo named a4)- 5ST aston, {c) : OY 2. now. Dexter Cugvrolet Co., 8226 Alma. new; $200; terms. 5570 Eas BARGAINS coupe, Ford tudor; all late models. 4825) runs good: only $6U down; trade: terms. | FORDS—5 sedans: perfect; $60 up; trade, 2860 McNarr. vies Sdn trae: ed: e, money: lots of extras: special price [920 | FORD—Sedan. 1923: only $20: bargain. Olive. Here is the best Bey. ig prtesed. See | “ Studebaker touring. _— Condon, 4237 ‘y. a ate . ‘4 Se | Oper > bel Classiest and fastest automobile in St. | LASKER FINANCE, 3028 Locust. (c) 2000 miles; Al condition: cannot be told n@éw everyway;: terms. 4106 sOlive, (c) 1 Offer Refused 1927 Hudson Sport Roadster; 3041-43 Locust Bi. ||| condition; must sell today; price $160; | BUICK—1927 port roadster: standard f: | best of condition; ren Vel covers: no signs ( able to meet payments: condition eric motor perfect: $65. 6431 Ridge. teed: ante Saving, Oven evenings. 2 Ar't- > eects : ; .N—Sedan, 1923: special made Fordor | — ° . , d splendid car; $195; terms; open Monday | seat: sacrifice. $345. Kirkwood 2?19W | substantial saving. | view 252 FOR Natural | || 926 Jewett Coach goo - Ao = me ots i IW. : ° body; -bargain: $85. 4229W atura? | | t 192 , 4 4 ogg SRE y Seoew * 950° Mary- a =; Morris, 2810. Olive. aon nese spon re acer sport tone || OLIVER CADILLAC CO. | taca ARTHY-CHEVROLET, — = serene Uridee, . _ (ce) | | c + re a In . uls ee ‘ : shape. ville av c) gs DOr ee on ster G oa” ih eee | JEff. 3084 3333 Locust 927 CHEVROLET SEDAN ORD-—-Late Tudor sedan: Al condition: ° , CHRYSLER G0—Coupe: latest Lin “ab- ton. Greeomer BOIS Wt, Fetienet rer caster ae I |. Not ® scratch on it. Looks like oe dag) 2 accrmreries; erree pale; we dealers. a Grahal )-] alg e Town 1925 Buick Sport Roadster; ely like a new c rougho are | Ha ~ : a at ; ie Et Be mag $195. aera, W eo tere (e) FORD—Tudor, coupes, roadsters and tour- painted 10 “8 color: @ beauty. Schnu.r- | MARMON—Speedster, 6 wire wheels, bal- - Sort See Seeccry MOTOR co FORD—Tudor sedan; mice, Clean car r for new Duco. CHRYSLER—Coupe: late 1927: you can’t | Sunday. 1as033- Olive, $35 and up. open | Buick, 2218 Locust, AO | Joon tires, $325, 2752 Armand _pl___ AW : aS: 2900. Came df tell it from new; real buy; $475. Royal | FORD—1926 coupe: $195. Chevrolet BUICK ROADSTERS || Nema trade roadster: Praadae $420: 13108 KUHS-BU CK, 2837 N._Grand.Lin- 2000. | 1925 Buick Coach; good con- stor Bales. 3}18 Locust. | coube, $05. Overland, 1925, d-paasenger. | | 1024 and 1925: newly painted and me.| sore: trade, S44 S._Hroadw: cece | Fa eat rae "Semen heen, Ole Sedans Por Bele Sedanp Foe Sialic 1m dition 1926 Chrysler ‘*70’’ C os MB Rs heanically o k; 75 per cent rubber; small | MOON—{Readster: "980 CHEV. LANDAU—NEW 885 Del (062) a or ail ° rysier oupe FORD—Coupe: everything good condi- down paymen sas aes gaa Cabany 808". c) pPinscresir vans 1 anne a ) 26 ir $$}; | OAKLAND—Sedan; wire wheels; 00 pe — | — MONARCH. S137 oa ggng new. | tion: repossessed: $90; terms. 3843 Eas- Se MpW i » Mo a ae Munssitie SiON” ROADSTER, $150 Wonderful_bargain:_terms._3521 eemeri tr ge cyte ‘and many other exiran: $75 | : cent condition; 93200; ood buy bebo: |) 1928 Buick Standard 4-Door ‘ ‘ 4 u oh ~ ) 2 ANTTT a *) 3" _ > . € ” - . : cépe9 9 ton a tudor. roadsters and sae 2928 Locust Agi renin A eae 4910.| Down. Rumble seat; perfect in every way. a 62—Sedan ; bargain. down: balance $6 ner week. 2849 _N. Grand. 1926 Hupmobile Sedan VARY. Sedan; like new. 4 3 > - -- = ° a ° ‘ ew : 1928 Chrysler *' 62" Coupe _ | ings: jate models; $35 and'up: open Sun-| BUICK SPORT ROADSTER CONTE [eee aic, CO | SHR ESLER Srae Griesk ircass toms. | jeneap: Monday. TH28: an wood sa new: | Only $220 cash. balance easy terms,|| | ier 1928 Gardner & Gee eel little; msi 0 $330 ‘on i gerd FORD—C Dupe. 1925: excellent condition; | ,,. ana I new duco; many extras: price LOCUST span Blanes af, tie oan pie ae 1 i ao See te 7 poe thy eo me body ‘condt| ||| : to estar i ster; special job. ame MONARCH, 3137 Locust. a Point, 1800 Montgomery, TY-| )70> .°?‘?: special sale price $300; vue S ‘ASH—Roadster: $550; trade on motor | CHRY! SL -ER— Royal aA a wilt a dition: bumners, lock. ete.; $85 down: | |||tion like new, Hit Dow "ie eRe SEDAN—§I0 OE y oom - * | ww ° | boat. 306A Mell ul conditon; cost $210 ‘ ade. | N. Grat ‘CNT Y 1) n h eaut : ° New Chry sler **52"’ Coupe FORD—Coupes. 1926; painted latest color: Bae Gieen nies” ” ~~, SNE) Dp | $495. Royal Motor Sales. 3118 Locust.(c) a ae tn 2849 _N._ Grand —_ inat _ | HUDSON BROUGHAM iH land coach ul condition, Also Cate 1 1928 Studebaker Dictator Se OF ag pcodh orgie cat, saving of nearly 3033 Olive.” respect; $245; terms, trade. | 3021 , nemet ~ TEM Per a 234. (co) NASH ROADSTER CHRYSL ER—60: — “— tly gg (= beh ajcciomngig enone t sy rms. Onen Monday eve- $195 cash. hetance pg Mise ure | ( o)]1 Oe MOTOR hee 4 dan like new. c a firs id you won't regret | : ive : - mp %*) little: rea bargain sre Sse ine Masta, 0650 new |origina!l finish is perfect; balloon tires, |' it. Hurry to 1644 S. Jefferson. FORDS—10 coupes: reconditioned: 87> N on Paates « toadster: abe 1926; like meet LATE “26 Dealer. 4418 Olive. JEfferson 8200. sat Tad = 19s like new: bumpers. |:|sport trunk, bumpers and other extras.’ 1 , és 99; UD; trade: terms. 2506 3S. Jefferson. TERK ze terms. 4557 Easton. ace This is the classiest job on the street: |) @yRY SLE R—Roadster 62, 1928: Royal ne thi ic, $263: terms: trade S856 See the toda heey i CHRYSLER IMPERIAL ‘‘80 (co7x\ | CHEVROLET—1927 roadster: extra fins: | has everything that can be pui on it tO | ‘Coupe 72: coach: all demonstrators; cheap; everything, $265; : ; ee BF e m y. | balloons: very solid; dirt cheap: $385; | make it eee brand-new tires: will gtd 1903 Sidney. eaesnon: > + 19°97: wire wheels | HONEST VALUES Look! Oakland Sedan, $350 tically new tires: original finish like new:| BEEN RUN; HERE IS YOUR CHANC E aaa Tk ae 1} || Real bargain: OTOR C ralen, cur terme 97 Chevrolet rt Coupe; | guaranteed mechanically. ‘The best thai ud GET. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. CAL wp od eatin: Ghee: 192 ; dag Tin ot dae Sunday homie Soand e {| : i] GUARANTY MOT ‘ia i 19 evTo », Spo ¢ \it money can build Fu represents this : # E CN i1 AN 1. AN Dad erms,; trade. 406)! _— — — - . = ee i, N ’ Y value. Also. a 1926 Sepassenger sedan. Waser Fix > AND'7 P. MAT AND Easton. (e) | 1927, OAKLAND ROADSTER, $150 | $789 Universal if pet arene has tudor. TOs: ~ good | REO DISTRIBUTING CO. | Oakland Landau Sedan 1 special jo today. P from I hry- 4 ( CHEVROLET—Roadster; 928: itior own. umble seat; beautiful roadster; rubber; periect, ~ . : ‘ii yy ocust . o ts ay from your income, Chry PIN ¢) Roadster; 1928: condition 2°07 Lynch. ® : $675. — ae runs like new, ! | 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet; bar- } } ¢t gain. Sce sler South Side Store on like new : low mileage: wonderful value. real buy. i 99 220 MIDWEST MOTORS, INC | 1 Ford Coupe, 1925........$1 | | 4823 Easton, (o)fl 1] V7 MOTOR cQ || Brand New 322 FORD—Tudor: Tatest 1927: wie Waeeei HOME “MOTOR CO., 3150 mph a\i 1} ~ RR Y ~ Vv ve . ~ yan + " . . “ ° Se { Ly 9108 | \ 1998 Essex Locust ||} | aown 2840" Ne Grand. HN83 down. Graupner 3816.W. Floriseant.| 1927 OAKLAND FIVE-PASS | LOCUS? ity = ; . ‘ , x8 : oO Py ol ° 1927 Dodge Sedan; real bar- 2501 S. Jefferson. Victor 5055. i Ford Coupe, 1926. - «$i | | CHEVROLETS—1926 and 27 model road- . e Sonne, balloons, $i85; ‘terms: SADLO-FABER MOTOR CO. \ ae sigh iced} opp Poecd “De Lewy * gra ai +4: pecniciamneate do rade. Russell, a 4933 Natural Bridge. ad; priced low; from $295. to o — _ - FORD—New_ mode 8 oF HUP 6—1926 4-door sedan: real beauty: 2D / / “g . 5 a 7 4 Lae - [2 ; > ; - Roe s% : , ieee ot z Ps j 7 > 34 ’ ce o> aM kim > . ee 3 P = r ¥ : 4 ieee & - ; ‘om | as bas iy ; ¢ 3 ae : ao ee 4 9 oupe; bargain. HUP—Sedan. one of the old reliable Ke | WEST SIDE 1927 Ford C pe; ge by tion; little tnoney. Huber, 2601 Lo Ocust._ Down; like new; bumpers: C — y DODGE, Hssex 1925 coupes: balloons; $75 | GUAR ANTY MOTOR pers: special eel 1926 Chevrolet Roadster—$¢22U 1926 OAKLAND ROADSTER | $995 I Coreen oT Taoor late model: every-| {OF $165. Westside Nash Co., 143 I Kinghsighway and McPherson, | — | (997 Hudson Sport Roadster; DODGE 19°? ang ts em ry S355. FORD COUPE, 19: 27, $195 wend: ES Gown. anay Tek. bie er naggg Poot —— condition; if N “Buy |! thing: perfect condition: private party: mar, = + i Open Sveniagh. DEl.na - saad bus terins, trade. 4867 Easton, . (e2) | Real buy, onl Page. (c) | CHRYSLER—1927_ 70: roadster: perf2ct: LASKER FINANCE, 3028 Locust. (¢) | | Brand NEW More |'| | 35 3550. SLL. T3A Nebraska. iene ue (c) 192 8 HUE MOBILE SEDA “310 Gown, Gee Bit We vi ? Century 6: run about 2000 miles: big 1997 Pontiae Landau Sedan; DODGE—lLate 1927 coupe; little money | cheap; terms; trade. 3844 S. Broadwav. AKL: ND ADSTEI | IQ * Chr sler Wisely.” (|: | - _ Py , . | Huber, “601 Locust. | NEW 1928 FORD SPORT CHRYSLER—OU; used very little: owner VU Ae ROADS b | 1928 :aeae ) | 1926 FORD SED AN, $75 digcount.__MONARCH, 3137 Locust. | 1928 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN | - i DODGE—Coupe, late 1926: like new; | anak * Fully equipped, leaving city: must sell quick: sacrifice. ALL AMERICAN SLX Sedan ae Down: ren) bargain: like new: equipped. 1925 HUP CLUB SEDAN This car run very Uitte: bargain. ;_ terms. 2860 McNair, MOTORISTS, 1534 Locust. Brock, Chrysler Dealer, 4418 Olive. Only 4 monthe old; has 6 wire wheels, | | sylar price $1350 GUARANTY MOTOR CORP.. 2936 Locust, $100 down. Myer, latest style. -Fully | from. new and can be bough Cae | ° 2 Business coupe: overhauled; SOUND V CHRYSLER—New ‘62’. roadster: folks, | well fenders, rumble seat, Lovejoy shock | | | Reg i F R: ANKT IN SEDAN equipped. NARCH, 3137 Locust. worth while SOUTH SI DE B — al 1927 Oakland Landau Sedan; L right: cash only, 5251 Lotus. (c) , ALUES think of getting a brand-new sport model | absorbers; everything a car could have: | ||) tt : : 9G J LAclede 7600-7604. Grand and Winpebazg, » new tires 4 mn 1927 COUDES: “ggg es : 1926-’ ° Ford coupes; refinished: new a a big discount. See it now at| looks like new and will be sold with a} |i DAG | 9-B: gretintohed: Duco paint: a real bar- 1926 HUPP SEDAN, $495 : ia Gat . c eap: trade; terms. 2506 S. Jefferson, | tires: oer ect motors; easy terms; guar- ipiln case eet new-car guarantee, come in and let us) ii | | Fain, Hey 1 6-cylinder, 4-wheel brakes: chance of Hy Wh (e57x) | anteed, : Chrysler, 60 roadster, 1926. —— j} explain why we are able to offer this tt . " | sia FRANKLIN MOTOR CC., o nme pot agg bar on a 7 $4965 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan £ | 19°6 Dodge Coupe; like new. DODGE—4-passenger, coupe: late 1925: KOENIG COST rete AUER. Teena Nee Coach, a a ee OO 8 trand New | pen evenings MILTON, 3214 Locust, _ whey 1: |) : excellent eondition: must | .——_. J aiayette “hevrolet coupe. , _ : bo Pr >} Sart Hi In excel!» - 3 malt ’ ‘ 6414 S. Kineshichway. (ec) FORD COUPE Essex coach, 1925. BRAHM- oe eae Pe atthe HWAY. co., ||; E xtraor-| 1928 Moon | Franklin Sei tn 11 Sedan HU PMOBILE SEDAN Fully couisaol S anon ae gn ws a aa Alt Cars Are = Good Mecham 7 Dodge sedan, 1924. nm sa . i '|dinary Sedan ah ite oan Tene By EL. oo. 1925: 4-cylinder: newly painted; car has|'|,;| day. Pricsd low, Terms. Trade, H | ical Condition, " DODGE OUne: 1927; best buy in. city o J - Rs $450) Inspection iny 1926: 5 wire wheels, balloon tires: ex- | NORMANDY MOTORS. INC. Ge OD WILL USND CARS Deane as carefully driven and inet 7 bly hauled ih dij! i | 5) : ata ikem anes Chrysler sedan; 70; refinished; recondi PIERCE ARROW DISTRIBUTER, Always op “ perfect; eae | PAYM EN TS - —asnneis eee > at the price. ways open. 2 Dodge Coupes—Sacrifice | (ABPNER--1923 coune. al: dirt cheap; KER FINAN( “ $35_down. Graupner, 3816 W. Florissant, Classiest sport roadster, model 70: some} PACKARD—Single. 6 roadster, like new; | tioned: easy terms: guaranteed: a $2100 | r . | Real buy; terms. 3521 Page. (c) | GARDNER—Coupe; 1927; convertible, | Tare bargains: $57 ae cheap. 4031 h Natural Bridge. car for L O } U S 1 DElmer 0188. Car Annex. LASKER "EINANCE, 302 ) 5 * 2, $570. 439 N. Euclid av, Open Sunday. PACKARD—Sedan: stralabt 8; 6 S595 aoe eae ar Thar ane with rumble seat. Jack Norder, 4464 MOTORISTS 1834 Locust. PACKARD—Roadster, 192 real class; KOENIG, CHRYSLER DEALER, —_— J a 1! 126 DODG is COU PE—$395 Easton, CHRYSLE R, 70 RO ADSTE rumble seat, 4-wheel braken. $745; terme. 2651 Lafayette. 97 Gardner 8 Sedan 1926 JORDAN SEDAN custom built: bargain. 603 ir. ‘ $100 down. extras. GARDNER -— Collapsible Coupe, Sued ‘ “ Us R 45933 Easton. (c) | DODGE—1923 4-door sedan:, big value; | i $1195 Eight-cylind ll be ised at Be BSUS, lass cade . NURE MC NARCH, 3137 Locust. seat and wire wheels; must be sold at ears new oe ye mak = looks and| PIERCE-ARROW-—Roadster, 1918, 4-pas-| $115: $40 down. Graupner, 3418 Locust. | In very nice shape. the ominetah aaeenien: new appesra nee, | PACKARD Sedan; go00; . . DI once, Chase Garage, 221 York, DElm: ike new, best of tires; the most pop-| senger; $295: runs like a clock. Morris’ | DODGE—1927 Fordor; Jooks new; small] %) lary Way 's ion: for quick sale, U; no “a Ul C DODGE COUL 1D 4s enced viar type of roadster: reconditioned by Rargains, 5810 Olive. down payment; trade, 3667 Olive. (c62) 27 Gat dner 8 Coach $1050 | x tert ms, soggy deoendsae ap sone Forest S301 R. , ; B CK O Completely reconditioned, TATE MOTOR CO., SOUTH BRANCH, PACKARD — Twin 6 sedan, Good tires - motor: car very clean: | HU Po 10ds 4-passenger coupe; dandy; our service department: $315 down, trade, PONTIAC—1927 roadster: classy; rumble | DODGE—-3 sedans: like new: will trade; 5626 Gravois I ide 4540. FI 1d bod h 7 5 ravois, Riverside eet woe y. Chase Garage, a DElmar 6482. nee takes OUTH SIDE BUICK. ‘$05: $35 down, Grausmer. 2410 Phone Siow ST MOTORS, INC. seat; fine. balloons: classy; acta penne terms, 1903 Sidney. 96 Nash Special Coach 5R5 ” ‘ acus Hona = “eg ' : > 2218 Loeust and 18th and __ Riverside 043 RO0O5 Ivory, HUP- tg oh sane $575: $190 down, Graupner, DODG b—1927 sedan gZ00d rubber anu ‘at j ON ~ Original coadition. Lincoln Sedan ‘PACKARD c CLUB S a : Olive, Corner, an ~—Coupe, 4-passenger, 1925; $195: 2001 _ 8. Jefferson. Victor 5055 SOU N D V ALU 1D) Rr rms: trade, t903 Sidney ? ne ctor _ 5052. — en yi KER—Sport egg 2 oe 4- ae paint: mechanically perfect a. $495. 2819 19°} Dodge coupe: refinished: otor: | PNOBIL. E 6—Coupe, rumble e - R20 DSTER ee eee Meee. SOTNe. S57 | S._ Jefferson, PRespect 1000. | "96 C S » ‘ feather upholster ine: biggest: ee “4; $750, 8322 Alaban — VA S Cass. _() | pODGE—Late 1925 4- door sedan: balloon Hb Chandler sedan S685 presents new appearance: wonderful buy “i IERCE.: OW Di bet ‘ne ; heard of: it will more than pay vou to | fis PMOBILE— id be, KOENIG CUR Vs. ‘Ee R DEALER. pret it, _ & vd cundition: racrifice; eep. Iakl: ro; adster, with rumble seat: eel) S150. Jones, 3823 Folsom. (cy) | BRAHM-MITCHELLETTE MOTOR CO.,, as Sh lee | HUPMOBILE—4-passenme Thre ‘Bes wheels and 6 tires: STUDS BAKER—1925 roadster. balloons: | 1049 8. BOYLE AT) MANCHESTER. Repaisted and renickeled. Qo ? | / 1996 DODGE ( ‘Ol PE model: in eet-elaan candtiian’ “abi : ba .6 ws 4 a ; it ‘ry solid: very classy: dirt @heap at GOOD WILL USED CARS. set 99 C er i alta 1927 NI ASTE R BUICK SED AN I! I2 6 PAC ‘KARD 6} 6 + SED Li CEntral ee | Take new feet “a : and battery; will sell cheap: excellent a a bl cont. Foadster late 1927, with | $: 51 $100 down. Graupner, 3418 Locusi, | Open Sunday and evenings, GRand 8537. | 1927 Jverland 6 Coach $415 See this Buick sedan: has original fin- Five. PRCE AR! like new: $1100; Gat ahh ? rie dled -Ay?, Le eat: ce Pw: 9 7 a, gun ’ , J : ; has new tives. full cusioment and guarap: for_ salesman, PArkview 5340, (eo) rumble sort 9 aa with ramble seat: ye titio a we * end ve running 1928 DODGE SEDAN a ee : et OE. aig mee ~o ae SIDE u wie | DEInia Os DIS al teed Tern i . : LiNCOLN- ik -_ . oP yt aon. . ini ; he sg cain ee com Ou; new tires; bargain; must ell; be ; a + ans 96) ‘ ~ ’ yer ier SOU bs) JIC ‘ a T ATE MOTOR. co. SOUTH BRANCH. Snmtheeas eb ie come? onan 4U3U i Pe iad A 7* beauty; you can’t tell | eail Monday. -Owner, 390L Delmar. te) Victory 6; new car guarantee; your op- «0 Chevy rolet Sedan $360 3 Acieds 7600-7604, Grand and Winnebago _ N._ Euclid ee , H6L26 Gravois. Riverside 4540. LINCO] iN P A Dit ROYAL MOTOR SALES. af DEBAKER—Special 6 roadster, $185; portunity oe he toe pad new car at a@/ In good condition. MARMON—oO-passenger ~ series 74 sedan; | AIGE—Late 126.” "ie ouael Z DODGE BUSINE ‘DL 4ELNU La }- d 5s. COUE K 3118 Locust. (eo) $0; S85 down. Williams, 4867 maaan. great saving: ide 9 195 R cannot be compared with the average OHOt Poeun ¥ es ; 4 N SSS COUL E Latest 1927: an unusual opportunity to DIAN A—1927 straight & roadster: % (c2) sae MOTOR "CO. ‘SOU TH BRANCH, o Reo Sedan $565 used car: new maroon duco: Miller -tires, | —22h Locust, —— Newly painted: 6-volt system; excellent purchase thie: wonderful late model Lincoln class: sumnbie rat ty "lit = ogg’ real STUDEBAKER— —Roadste r, $185; classy, 5626 6 Gravois. Riv erside 4540. New paint and tires. perfect; recently completely overhauled Pier A Ww ¥ rubber and mec namenty 2 Your care- | at a substantial reduction in price. Posi-| $785:'$260 down. Graupner edie Tocene 1; original; baked enamel, shines like new: Q9 . N mec hanically: a real bargain at $1000; Ce= rro ful inapection invited: $175 7. The. cannot be distinguished trom new. DODGE—Roadster, ive acc us t hear motor, dandy car, worth more. 1924 DODGE SEDA? TUTHILL-G ARDNER terms, 5222 Itaske st. 1927 series “80” 4-door 5-passenger ene Poh MOBO STORE. A318 pedhead Co., “mene car aJepartment, bargain. * pate ay ©2810 Pal car, $150; 5008 Minerva, Guaranteed wonderful condition through- - . dan; presents a very attractive eee mR IN« mE Bi oe ashington, Efferson 74 91. Open DODG ' STU TZ—Roadster: he autiful new duco and | Out: very good appearance, beautiful ve- ‘) 7 3 9 66 99 ance and is in excellent condition — 3501 =e Jette reson, Vv Ector rp H055. 1 and eve mings, ee ee Bee bases — tine nickel job, 3630 West Pi lour oy oe" any other extras: te oil - ” out: bis saving for you: open Sunday eS Somes Se ne a cn ees qQ") Pant jy At TR dL Pe UICK, ss Arc ust, c7) | WILLYS-KNIG rand . percoiator and many other extras; terms, | room _ | evening co ; fit 1928 MA RMON COUPE DODGE—Roadster, 1925, $250. Ros) Sok lang I iS other, Bit z % rfect, 185; eet trade. Oven Sunday | LO cS U ST Sedan; very late model; Al condition: | per ERODHEAD co. A Ae DODGE COUPES Hid cane ne: rumble seat: 5 weeks old:| [Vory. (e682) WiL LYS. nae iT — agi 66 Hie 4 TATE MOTOR CO. ‘SOUTH BRANCH. | ‘ original pn sis 2 bargain. ; JEfferson 7411 : / an thi 0 e , 3 Ss. | ee ene garce £ : | : || ance ss Bh gg By ote AB for _bal- he titic te kage 4: roadster; perfect con- sport ro adster; very classy new tires: 5626 Gravoi: Riverside 4540. | > S S > $ S $ Franklin Distributors. Open evenings PONTIAC C—Landay, sedan, Tf : We On eat gene ioe Segre TTS aye) dition: $35. 421 idee, $185 _down; may trade, 2246S." Grand, 1928 DODGE SEDAN. ce) | -Hlndell_6785. 304i Lindell | files. Schnure, 2218] Be DEBAK ’ . Lilt t i J ro ‘ * ‘ D: 4 - — > Ro ° oa Get our low prices on these cart ike PooAsc ai 2028 Locust. _(c) “1928 ESSEX ROADSTER Senior 6: new car Sse wonderful | . s) ane a CSS SASS, Get CBORD; " entetulls 10 Tanda wean: at $50 ae Cae today. Terma Trade, $45: §: + ole y= 7 b raupaer, a Pas meas): Latest model, rumble seat, everything in paar’ Sedans For Sale buy for someone: will pass for new: runs | FRANKLIN—Sedan: 10-C: real car. $445 ean a o> amare 3418 fovea $200 down. Graupner. 3816 ad Fiori = r Tl 3 5 = : ‘ oO A0cust, | equipment: run only a few weeks: big | AUBURN-—~-10°@ sedan- will eacritice 2a perfectly, but offered at a substantial sav- ‘ 593 Kasto! Paes Katia seni r= SO an ’ repossessed ; : ee ~y- 4 TATE MOTOR >... Ine. Mc ON is 3, o¢ upe: 4- wheel brakes. new | duction. BARKER. 7486 weeks; big ig re- teas 1926 sedan; will sacrifice, Oe) BE wedgy om A ggete aettncdate ot sa mn aT onan and worth the money: $160-$185: f gh inn 5 — acden: Oe e . » ~ wh Be auleetiie le $ ‘ms. S4; "astoy i ee . 7 ’ —_— . 4 © new: €kX- | > o> \y ‘ a 3041-45 Locust BI. JEff., S715 MOON—4-pas = East i | : “s cu. BUICK-—Standard 4-door sedan, 19°7° Hie 2 m0 E MOTOR CO.. SOUTH BRANCH. celle ne shape; balloon tires: $225: terms: — oe on eee me) plete. Will seli at a hie discount, * .. a passenger, late model; $125; PORD—19°26 roadster: equipped: wy n : bargain. Schnure. 2218 Loc ant (nPy | 56° “6 .Gravols sencenmtnandincnaititin _Riverside_ 2540. trade. i JU8 Easton (c) | MOON — Sed j | } Coodloe Auto Co,.. 5841 Delmar ‘- x Viork : —— —— —Sedan; gone over in our shop: re- EP: & me Sunday or Monda | : pe ch 14573 Cass. i Open Nights and Sundays rontontap . 8: trade. 804 Rusesil. tires: $130 cash POR See ~ . ed CHuBn, wt A (ypear, BU Ic ae seins 19 ’ | 1 | | attractively pondition :. .supit soenien ‘| only $150 down; terms to responsible Deo: | MON ARCH ates ee STU DEBAKER | ven ae ratte . tator neer. oew Bas cheap: also ‘6. cylinder sport touring; coupe; 90 per cent ‘ FORD—Roadster: La 2: looks . ain. Schnure, 2218 od tires: terms. 2715 N, Spring. condition; at @ price, Huber, 2601 | perfect: $S5; terms. 4106 7p Beompy — wt Locust. cee i Ii Wonderful selection; all models; | LASKER_ FINANCE, 3028 Locust. (c) RN , pra Cus rt c . c UICK— ste r ” > re i -_--— — - “2 UB N-S 2 7 + -_ 5-p afae ESSEX Coupe pre aE seaehaninells Twocust, Bo os go aie Te Tas a5 “ (c) Br , 3 —Master 6 se ign: new tires. orwt- , in good condition and ready to go. || 19 , tne AVBU i T. LOUIS CO.,_ 2007 Locust st. 1927 PONTIAC SEDAN, 5 Bie $495: Goat fail to eee : WAL; $85," 2343 ‘Chouteau, —{o) {a De Seeing pen gel: | open Monday night. Morris, 3810 Olive: | BUICK atont Godan fare ciaes ese | ||| Sodan Pee dm thee care | 1926 GARDNER SEDAN| MOON SEDAN, 1927, $495 | be tuxe-tanas 4-door sedan: cat a 2 —: ve new: must se eav cae —- dard 6 sedan: first class con-| ||| today. Teri Tr Hy ' ( : cau, oor an: | a Essex Coupe, 1928, Sacrifice Clede RA35 ing town. LA FORD—Roadstc a al plore top: good con- dition: a real bareain. 5429A Bates. (c) i pees : ——? stems, from new: tremendous saving. ge — heal buy; terms, 3521 Page. AS) } it's been used: a real buy: om see it ;% STU DEBAKER SEDAN Real buy; terme. 3531 Page. (c) | ‘ASH—Coupe: atandard 6: Jate 1997: 6 | ix RD Roadster ai { ast Davis, _ BU ae eer nic wees ; mew paint: $295. rA TE MOTOR C G.. Ine. it war a Poo : Moon 8-80 Demonstrator ; MILTON, 321 : 7. P =e... smner. S15. 04 Natural Bridge. | ||| 3041 43 Locust BI. | | KER FINANCE, 3028 Eocust. (c) 1929 model: sold for $2370; special sale ae ontiae De Luxe Landaw at car for touring , wheels and 6 tire r ’ . FORD—Coupes. late modela, all like new: | new: $495. oval actor sale, M118 Tae | t N OTOR CO., runs like new: ch : seda al Nee. r r ' Ss ’ pote ta corms. 1903 idney, ie cu st (ec 7 RD. adete r. 1926; sacrifice Sil; i new: terms. trade. 180 mussel]. ORD—Coupe; late 1976: like new, $185° | NASH—i97,_ !-passenger coupe: dandy Rirkwood 219W, '| BUICK—Sedan. 19°22 ) | panenonen aeaeareerateateens reer ! SEB en ore. ae en model Bae hen ol —— oo most new; run less than 2500 miles. 302 STUTZ DISTRIRUTORS. —pASKER WINAN 1 Locust. JEfferson (224 (ce) nore en veral prices rAnging encrifice: terms, VS1 aston, litt'e car at low « st: new 1 FORD—R ; 5 ay poe ; —————— - | ao 0 ~) ires, aplen- ‘ Oadster 196: need rk: «? ceor:; lke new Scl re cc1as* FURD—Coupy - JY26: new tires: motor — finish; sound motor: worth investiga- | 805 cash or terms get 0. it. 2849 \. : AR pe wi : — at pe ~ Dodge ‘Sedan | Giv en Awa ay Good reason for selling. Whoever gets | : ; =; | KUHS-BUICK, 2837 N , ne nN: Pe- | this saves $900, 43 Kingsbury Pl. (c) || NASH—-1024 sedan: real bargain: $275: | 4 ah og Wd nak La? | rani S150. BaU ; N. Grand, Lin. 900 possessed: $165: terms 3843 Kast ote) fect condition: a real buy 489% ; model: beautiful. mertecs eat | S90 down. Graupner. 3816 W. Florissaut | REO FLYING ClLOUD—Exce — ‘ K! ee ‘eri erfect: $195: terms, 4106 Olive, cer Don,” () ; ter : Ta FORD 1973 a my repainted: 6. o ' RD ve roadster: good. condition: re | 3 U le —_— + Standard 4-door sedan: oy | Forec ‘loge don n vortwage: first tein Kets down, 4711 Natural Bridge” "_() ~~ Nash Coupe G FORD— Roa ister, 95 alie : | Past fe) | 19° S49 NASH—Advance 6 seda d riaght.| thon: reduced price for quic ———= HV i av acistet 1O25: balloons . - we 60. . . & d. Your own ter ~ 0o9 f seuan, price right. " luce prix or quick : ; Kpor . wire w :e : ; ” | oe Aw ay 1 roadster. $10 : ai Used a short time; gust broken || Seven-passenger; good paint and 5 rood | NASH—Sedan. standard 6. 1027: tune and TATE OroR R CO., SOUTH BRA de 3 abels FoRD—Co ups §=126; perfec condition: OLDam OBTLE—Coupe. 197s Whe hew: | Locust. en See “Tr BUIC K SE DAN reduction. Terms, Trade. ice car: PR ga nae now's will « give it away for 5626 Gravoi ly a ane down 31) 8 = ws Ww) Linade terms, 1903 Sidney at. FORD. a Roadster; 1990; rune pe ; Master 4 as Fishe bod l » hh TATE ‘MOTOR co. SOUTH BRANCH. ? oy Motor ales es, 35118 Locust.(c fei STAR 6 3 3 ae sai in, $2 donn, OVERLANI + ptr rfect: r dy: good tires, | T ATE MO 7 OR + Q., Ine. i 5626 Gravois. Riverside 4540. NASH— Advance 6 comee : — $i s in SEDAN : like new: tires 80 Ee a ) $a ee ay. specia 495: 4 _— ef ‘ : or someone. West . vee Sila BER TU tain iketpthing: At Bag +f al. ee owned. 3953 ick herson. fe) | 4001 Connect t. " FORD—Roadai —— ore hiding . HE. ie aR: a a new. we enere PIERC k- RROW 30 COUPE “3713 TER ' nes ete aw rus — Se. value ats 305 arn M. a. Cc terms pcre . ae Nien and Sunday x 3715 ! HUDSON— 1928 sedan ; 4. door, vay trade. Westside Nash Co.. 5143 | This beautiful car is just like Sak ve to wi ee ie —_~ en a2 ‘ baie : ~ 2 “n a sin fornia. LAclede anny au aoe 7k 1685. at a real bargain. i D- R hy eect ain: See ™ Pichu be es ny coe _ had athe val care and is 192 Essex 3 4-door aecdan: latest tm. 28 HU DSON SEDAN Nash § Sedan $75 Down STE ARNS—1924 Militaire ‘ : . Ay ‘ . 39 S. Grand. ‘od wal rms omen Mon dae - i a} hroughout: a gub- proved model, Cost over $1000; sacrifice, sincean this month and run less Beautiful advance 6. 4-door de tuxe- 2anl a for little money. — : ; ay SSI st gir repos PONTIAC it a evening Morris bate mo tial saving ear nade o . TA; 99% soupe. uant a. PORT a “ ts = — -| erade Bagperne ‘ 5. > on this high- | $595, Terme. EM. mre ede $300 _" miles; an opportunity to save | *°ine for $205: terms, trade. iTUDEBA : a ro ‘ ‘ wy X cor « N. Grand os 1 . o , de, cheap. trade. terms. 2500 Ps ‘meton. fe} 1: OO miles: cont Sx! mn: a - . $05: real Value: orfe ~* ‘. " eee 10 lies forme, WwW iNHame, 4867 Kaston, ~ Ant ct Cash, terns; private. 2274 Yale, | "hae Ph r 199s E SS SE E car. terme. tra OARKLAN a | : PONTIAC A ree ee Yes ePherson. an IX SED AN CST MOTO : : a ae > cant cant | uve: looks and rune = ftk FORD -—- Roadster. 10°. tat Open evenings. DEImar_ imap 0305 Like brand new: will give it a ‘ gy chad ees RS, INC. OT me 2 iS biewest er tte ia siso f 100" ol gear: | CADILI. AC . ~~ way to ysler Car Store, UARKLA wh value ever offe ~ ee : hoe ; | down: trade. _ wilt 7 % little money. ruber’ 2601 posed. $595. Royal Motor Sales, 311 aneedy vr: ~Sedan broug ; r : tion; Locust. i Locust, gnnee and pretty: two-tone brown: $195 » model : ke new: ys > og og no ed a “— buy er — Ph aaa a& Peal 2928 Locust, JEfferson 4919. own J ng paste, a Ke an ri rifice; . he 7 6 AKLAND—2 an — ‘coupe, e sas eo te a SRD; 2 ea aera er wetter seni gene nets ca say tae ‘ SND RB + tangs SS ae ee ' -TaT 4 Sagi so a RES a ‘ ewig & vines “ a ee ! ILTON MO on sedan: perfect con- : MILT 1OTOR fo.” % 14 Locust. dition: open Sunday. 1805 Russell. (c) price right: trade: terms. idney st. suntels ee 218 9 20000 rc real 4 sell; up. " * ’ ; ‘ Fee

Page 91

BUNDAY, JULY 29 1928. SUNDAY AUTOMOBILES " . JULY 24, 1928. ae-800 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and i aeewinclas Wanted and For Sale Ads in These Columns Today. es. ae POST-DISPATcHi. AUTOMOBILES 5 _AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES : AUTOMOBILES AUTOMOBILES ____ AUTOMOBILES | AUTOMOBILES _ __ AUTOMOBILES July —Ss|||—~Ss—i‘sW#WRUDSON-FRAMPPTON |) Sells More Us ars Than Any Dealer i Hy ——~_ Clearance se se City Any Deal il of the CRE “itis I) 84 » QUALITY AT A~PRICE AI ct MIDSU Mi OF | ‘| See These Cars Today—They’re Real Bargains Care-Free nyt Cash, Terms or Trade i | | ‘ ab 1928-—Hutson, Sedan. demonstrator .......... $500.00 ft | at Qo8 - Master, perfect ........ 400.00 vit eransportation = ||| 19—Hupmoblle Sedan oe? es 2122. R88 i | 1928—Essex Sedan, demonstrato 250) 1928—Essex Coach . QLOT ee eeeeeee es. 250.06 | Prices i SS ose gees ill At the Weber Implement and Automobile Co. 4 : | This is really and truly a clean-up sale. Every Car MUST GO! Our prices have been cut to the bone. Slashed i AIDSGN | If you are thinking of buying now or in the future don’t fail to see the greatest bar- fi gains we have ever offered in our history. ARE A FEW | | FRAMPTON | ° YN ° > : i leave EXCEL. | 0 eres Only a Few Are Listed Here — Come and See Our Choice Selections LENT BARGAINS | P rade ay 1925 Ford Touring, alloon Tires....................8 95 1925 7-Passenger Flint Sedan, 5 absolutely brand-new | YOU SHOULD SEE | | pi XS A nee St fos RU OE OMG gi es ee seme ersieegececs. +s, kaw Mohawk tires, bright original finish, only. oe cal { py a in P | 3389 Locust Wie oe. © Se NE I is ad ix bee bo a bee Cede. sicee LAO cee ee eee eee. Side Wi ings, Six tires, BEFORE THEY | | i | 1927 Model 60 Chrvsler Roadster, Original Finish, Per- equipment ..:. Be ee ee a se ee GO! ie , | 1 Wee IO oo kee gs cas . 795 1926 Hup 4-Cyl. Touring. Perfect & Shape. ae | ppnamees cau 1926 Model 70 Chrvsler Sport Touring. . 395 1925 Hup 4-Cyl. Sport Club Sedan...... 1927 Buick 4-Door Sedan; i ine ah 9 5 oD) fl . 1925 Chevrolet Touring, real good condition ee 135 1924 Hup 4-Cyl. Sport Club Sedan...... let? Chevrolet Cabriolet: bar- |i! |} Vy INere Wall You Buy § : 1926 Buick, 4-Passenger Coupe, Standard Six, new ee 1927 Pomtiae OOM cn ccs ic. cb bis s cba we ae gain. il A ae ee uote NOW Tires 2... je ee iene cee sen eeseeces 695 1 126 Hup Eight Sedan, a real beautiful car, only. —~ 1927 Dodge Sedan; bargain. ||| reputation of derving the public with the highest grade of Used |ij 25 Master Six Buick Touring, Winter Enclosure. 495 1926 Hup Six Sedan, new tires, new paint............ Nr et emits 1111) tomer seices after tity have thoroueniy reconditioned them. | Remember! Our cars are plainly priced. (A Liberal allowance on a trade in of your old car.) like new. — ~ ee ee —=+ os ecnaperuemniinanion - — - . or - Sedans For Sale dition. : sepa aera 0 nes sane ener tee agen pee 7 1 | OAKLAND—Sedan, wire wheels: ; | Sedans For Sale Touring Cars For Sale Touring Cars For Sale ' Trucks Fee Sale Trucks For Sele_ ) per 4 i >= — - ~ " rea FD | = = | . ee aT il cent condition; $200; good bu Buick Standard 4-Door ; 7A = vere per Nee Rea es | ROLLIN-—-1925 tourlug car: pert ct con-| FORD—Truck: %4-ton panel body; 1929. | /—————— ——— | boay. Huber, "2601 ‘Locust. for woe — oe Ee | SOUND VALUES Peet coll es tas) Beh ee | ition; B25: terme. 5670. Baston, {c)| 3222 Magesine st | RMAC r OAKLAND—New landau sedan: Orixine! . , ‘ 1924 sedans: Z and 4-door: refinished: FOR 7m Tourn — 1025 maaele Al; | STAR—Touring. 4-cylinder, Bn: : | FRUCKS—10;. all kinds and sizes. 4163 TRU CKS || price $1750: big reduction: - perfect motors: ; v ‘ ee i ie . : n 1905 ney Manchester. | : . Save your- ’ / a Ol bargal id if . eet rde = 14° ex ne e> £100 - . | Ga AKD .—19O 24 good running condi-/| joa] condition: gone 7500 miles. 25819! ‘bod ce from 0 ¢t 185 3041-43 Locust Bi. Jet. 3719. | 4’ Oakland Landau Sedan 1927 ) special job ick roadster. Der rtect: 33. 25 moe Emmet, | g. Jefferson. 'PRospect 1900, . " 7 oR ce MOTOR co. Open Paton ts and Sundays. i] ooks e : —_ runs lik e ) . car mh at NES— ing: od cond i NIGHT ie) 64. 10923. 39; Natur: ri t Un sreen 2 cpaonanatnart connor aaa cee cen | ome © new, ‘bly Chevrolet Cabriolet; bar- Pate DE MOTOR CO. Eph mw A AY es Touring: good condition: real) WILLYs-ANIGHT—Model G4. 1923. 3930 atural Bridge at Union. EVergreen 2354. | -————— 3 ’ buy: $85. 291 ny N. Grand. fc) | Pennsvivania (c} (c62) a age | 352 W A SHINGTON 4894 DELMAR : 3 . ; + ‘ - iu , > : ; cenit ws | - ; HOME MOT R CO.., 50 LOC os gain. | Open ali day Sunda. HU Ds oN— Touring, 90 per cent condition; | WILLYS-KNIGHT—Touring: runs g00d;| WHITE—Truck, 3%- : | o 4 Oe ee ee eee | | é . $%4-ton; extra good con- | Automobiles For Sale—Miscellaneous QT | > = . it_a_price.__Huber. 2601 __ Locust. | $50 down: your terms balance; others: dition: $350 for quick sale. 2120 Wal- | ————— - Sater BIVE PASS. | Dodge Sedan; real bar- Touring Cars For Sale ic PMO BILE—1925 touring. Jack Nord¥ | open Sunday. 3933 Olive. nut. muitos : ot FORDS FORDS FORDS |' >i mr AL Pe a I > Eta : Pp eee ~ on er r Os (e7) | APPEKSON — t-cylunder, | -passenger __ 4464 Easton. DEimar £3. '100 USED CARS—AI kinds:)} wHrTte TRUCK—1%-ton; with jar We h he be 1926 aE = ecm Z 4 a & 2° : } ze ave the best assortment in - a ; ‘. excellent shape: this high-rrade Gen- gain. touring: tarter ailiu generator, Eiseman HU P—1924 touring: dirt cmasD at $25 0; i 2 ? stake body and solid tires: $SO00. The | and 1¥27 Fords that we have Spr had } (eral Motors product can be bought at ea Magiicty: 5 new oversized cord tires; me- $35 Gown. Graupner, 3816 W _ Florissant. | any price; sacrifice: MuUSt | White Co.. 3815 Laclede, | Selling at oorea's rices. CLAY-GO DLR if . - ; te i} . nt i : ? - ? 3 >. ae ¢ real saving Price $605 ‘MAC terms 1927 Ford Coupe; bargain. |) chanically good condition; needs paint and HUPMOB ILE—To uring: runs perfect: $58. "T | AUTO CO... 5841 Delmar. fe) ti! &. ) : aegrgge: | batiery: price ig right. A. H. Me 2508 s. Ps Sane ell: $3: ; .| WHITE TRUCK—2%%-ton; special for =—Fac- | | | 5823 Julian, 2506 _S._ Jefferson, ;{sell; $35 up. Terms, trade.| WHITE TRUCK— kocttnes “Wecke tan | Bouem TENT OR LIVING TRUCK—Fac ‘ : WEST SIDE BUICK tory made sale or trade: perfect : _ Winghsighwav and McP? erson., . “PMC - > : Open evenings "_DEl.aar 0305, | 2? Hudson Sport Roadster; | BUICK—Master 6 touring: 2-toue fiiusu: | nolan Cs earene, a + down: 3521 Page. (C) | new: large stake body and dual pneumatic | eondition: _facrifice. 3036 Easton, JEf- 4 ' o i . c) ae 4 terms. trade: others. 393 . tires: a bargain at $2000. The White | OLDS—4-door sedan: cxtra «cr real bur. | open Sunday. 1305 Russell. _ 35 , del cae Co., 3815 Lacle "| Secon 2 Ce, th | $40 down. Gravnner, SKI6 Sg : | BUICK—1023 tourmg: winter top. S135, : aCPMOBILE— ik es one —_ | Look, Service Drivers >. Saree —— | INTERNATIONAL—Bus, 1926, 20-passen- cinta SLX SPECIALS TODAY 1927 Pontiae; Landau Sedan; avout $45 duwu. Graupwer, $418 Locust, | —E | _ Here's your chance to make big money: | 2%4-TON TRUCK—For gale or trade: like; ger: priced right. 4163 Manchester. (c) | || hy . 1928 OLDSMOBILE SEDAN Bi it K—1925 Master 6. gias@ inclosure, | #U y: pepainte?: rood moto California | 19% 5 Studebaker bie 6. 7-passenger du-| new: will teke pleasure car as part pay- | : P D ) ’ ‘ ) : F 7 aaa ited: wonderful bargain: F133. | ple hae tour with pull-down eur- | ment: terme to Box 1,312. %.-D Motor Mart, 4823 Easton This car run very liitle: cannot teil ae bargain, | cheap, Sou. 1.2 Delmar 121 9851 Lafavette. Paamen Sours Ww! seme gg balane Suit. - oat) 2 ae - : . from new and can be bought at a sevug ‘4 | BUICK—std. touring, overhauled ane | JOR ; tains: repossessed on mortgasc, valaure : | Ford roadster. Ford touring, Ford coupe, | 1928 Peerless Coupe; rumble seat. 1928 Studebaker Victoria. - | ; 7 : - barca chuur ) | ype ren rif car: aluminum body; | $195: terms. trade RELIABLE USED TRUCKS—At the Gen-/ Fo uN te model 4823 Easton. | , i ‘ | ev ig B00. 7604. , irand_and-W Sasa m i 1927 Oakland Landau Sedan; po us! duco;: bargain. schoure-Bu ! " [ ea YAHLEM. 1035 WN. Grand. eral M: Truck factory branch. Ford tte il ta Heerernr Te a — 1928 Peerless Sedan; 7- passenger. 1927 Oldemobile Coach. 4 ’ , * ; . AI t. 8 ; AT a oo om to — ra) —e “ J » i eg 4 od & 4 (mou A 2 ' " . : —————— ) | new tires. | BUlCa—S-passciger. enclosed top, wire | “aes a pect Bind CRent 6386. aaah tose @ reel barwain. con. | .model_ 33: bargain. Chase Garage, 221 |! 1926 Studebaker Duplex Phaeton. 1926 Oldsmobile Sedan. , | wheeis od rubber: seul cheap; Sunday; —— Russe " GRand 63 Trucks For Sale * tomy ae: 8 *| York, DEImar 6482. 2 (e) | 100 OTHERS. Oldsmobile Sedan ! * 19°96 Dodge Coupe; like new. oni. . er ir Ras a : fcr} e z N- Cu @* N- S CHEVY ROLES — A ruck : wn mm > neck Chevrolet. 1927 1-ton stake body: house- | PIERCE-ARROW Some as low as $25 down | ! BU it h—Touring, 26; stancard ©; in the | | cheap; terms; trade. — aye OR aaa _— with me ee tires: extra ow he tio: only $750. Cité v ypc te chesag [OP Al cor condi- C all or Seé S. B, Janes Motor Truck Co. a - - : . : NS ee | Open Nites cnd Sundays, JEL 3710 Select rom. | paini, tow perte riced tog e¢li qui tion Tae «1 hy} . oa: SOO de 9Wh. bal- | 2640 Washing ton. JEffe reon 0230 cinanecernmoeteants ——— oe ame ron>ounenest ~ amie an | PRANALIN murok cu. +| Lineoln 7-Passenger Touring | ance houtea u , Hi OES ee, : | 3949 Lindell. Upen evening: Refiniahed two-tone black and mulberry | CHEVE! POLET Truck. 1308 NO Oth. 3 Tr | Automobile For Sale—Miscellancous Auto Trailers For Sale ote — NO ee tape = - a 1 brakes: 2%-ton. almost bnew: trade, : on 9 9) has ; ) Tr . CC ‘+ CADILL t—Pheeton, LYS. Gh: wen- | marc: reser! onderfu ames 1 bn 9 - n e for one-ts "os : iF | = - ins re ERLA: AND—Sedan: lave 29; god condi- q LIBE R AL TERMS Gah aCe phecton. Schnee be Seed $97: ee For: yoo baledandiaestaampnatelanaametataae Dy * f | -| | FO! Sale Sunday Specials Bargai : ‘ tio; SI2LS, 1457 Cues. (c) ) —s oon ata one 7 tas . ' | Fore aad y' a id , : eriahg “4 Cadillac & , | SHEVROL ET olor nck ete 10877 eal LVUY | iH A wan : ivers For the man looking for good trans - OVERLAND “6”? SEDAN | ADIETAC— Tooting: wl qrade for Fors etiliac Sport FRAC i cor ao te “Wires chans ‘soadl. | | . y | \s ee eer Ui Sal Peete Oh ee es ee eee 44 =) , rr . a cr = I a i} er : 1927 nde} in onlv TO laa: | sy A > te OD gets at? aie eon - Ranle ¢ o to ngs, coupes sf ane, s ~~ > ae ut Sai. - . oa wm # m J 9 rtin Osisy ‘ 0 mirfs: ?€) tr od rTr ; a N ‘ 7. ’ j = ¥ orth orice | De Luxe: overhauled: beautiful 2-tone tan cCASY i] I ME side Oat ow. peer 6 fully. equipped: large trunk and tonneau | —-= wala A SERS cata a: 4 ; Guaranteed Used Trucks : R ENOSSESSE™ : sgandies 3229 ' 00. Many © double the care | 00: new tires; motor perfect ; eacrifice. . P AYME LTS C ATDAI.S it Leuring medel Y-3 ¢ ee hield: ; ‘lose esamibation will prive | { os hag oes - | J ca r uc pe pee ‘ i i . a S/ > | ; 3 —_— Hf ask. Need room, must move 33 Aiways open. . ae arte, cage ROR ay sa Goaotee comm . v2 Uae as = | | 6 -US a: LASKI [R_PINANCE, 3028 a ic) . ~- - he La of condition: Be Br Poe od oe tem pik ‘Li ly a Ph pu res guaran : 47 “tert us. pen 5-ton Indiana Stake. ' | Locust PACKAKD—Sedan: straight late “30; | ‘Open evenings. WArkview 2528. inco n port aeton DEE —Truck od condition; $150. 214-ton GMC Chassis Brand- | Always | custom built: barge wi. 5U36 » Devonshir:. . iM 4 an TI iy wh THE » RO! ET. 6:32? {j De elmar. E. . . , : oe ue - = go Cor dito! _ ‘ 7 - : +e t ; ’ . ' cul | >] | Ma quipped with every imaginable useful | 2702 “ Ruseeil. 2 ii | voem. Auto Riverside R303. LCaed Ler ot. 6406 vlire FEtreet rd acve . ns “4 = on Indiana li ke new. i t PACEARD @-Sslant Gus aces cool | i. een: cae lee ee nigh. GobGE—Ts uckT_sereen: AT ebope: S180: ‘ton Indiana D | New | g edali; -C cond E~| . yo a | in town; also large assort - ost oF ' : Pe—-Curteine ons. ion: for quick sale, $900; no dealers. ) CADILLAC 1927 PHAETON | rade closed cars a terms. _trade__ BOs Buses. ; oy 3 procter Regina. 1925 Hudeon sedan. | “Bu yi — a wedane. Phone FOret S331R. 4 l Same Sth- con ale ONO ealles: fully Open Sunday and evenings. DODGE—Graham dump truck, 1926 mod-| 'g ton Indiana, pneumatic tires. 1926—2 Essex Coaches. ii \ 1928 and\ aoe mer chr eg Ae > PACKARD — Twin 6 sedan, 5- passenser, z . . equipped; special extra reduction. 00] = BRODHEAD CO.. (red Car pent. el, comp. _£13_ Hons _s Ty | 4-ton Reo Panel. | os? eee oe. i Wie.” Ht! " Fleetwood body. Chase Garage, “ =21 York. | this one over; you will be inte-ested. is WwW Sshington. JEfferson 7491 af ey ge camp our] te Dodge- Graham. Pod 1925 Page 7-paseenger sedan. 929 Cars re DEimar 6482. ) a Brodhead Ce.. used car department, | Mia iar: N 34—To uring, Tear end cluteh: | , (Graham): $475; cost new “son | 1y27 Dodge 4 coupe. i \1929' Batteries 4 a ’ ze 18th and Washington. JEtierson 7491. pen motor new, go tires, tools, extras. | trade. 1903 Sidney st. 6 -to nedin ne Dum ) : “PAC RARD | 6 CLUB SEDAN | 2218 Loeust and day and evenings. 5 ba rrain. ‘DE imar 429°wW. DOUDGE—1928 truck, 6-cylinder, @-wheei| . eee a: wre . 4 d mornin sss 4 “Ope ap ; | loons; rebuilt: $485- erms. oo S| rage. D 'O -R ale _ a i or 1926 PACKARD 6 SEDAN CEntral 2218. CHEVROLE® Sf iourine. 1925. recomdltion- | Grand. | “46 (S| FEDERAL KNIGHT—Panel body, 1956 I liana Truck Co. | evoy ein él er | Roe No se! Just sheaie Ib ‘PIERCE nRBOW mist ys rT — a) | ed. like new; $199; terms ” 58F Uv ) East a Tank N—1L927 o-paseenger touring; mA ee ere eee. SSte &.. Sareeenen naa : : . | CORN E K HA MIL T ON AND Whippet ome meg om th - Sanaa 1926 if U Is’ ‘RI 3 iE . mt ” . “ = crondl On} ono; ferme. ARTO ‘Ea ston tc y ‘ : 7% ie roiet the . fers«rt, fan: |) \IGE—Late "26: Tpassenger sedan; Sedans For Sale Nonder. 4464 Easto n Dp Elmar RTT) | Ve ring. $55: Nash. 19°04 ~ Soenl FORD Truck: closed body: good udi- | Open Sunday 9 to 1. | meneoubeinenemnegitn ; ~ . ? « ots “tude baker relieve we - a . i : ts Se F 0° ' rine. | iO ai Fil ' . ~ ‘ s] {) Reductions ae ' ‘ ‘are w ben) } ie A oVe . Ay - eo; one] e nt go ttle money. Huber, | Winfmker— 26 standard six sedan: | a PET Fees errr 315. | £145: int nN touring. $295 . ‘de | tion: $60: bargain. 5553A Hebert. Tas Ln? "ye jae oe “lp } 3029 5. Jeffer ires, | = axcust. a engina!l paint: perfect mechanical! vs $150 | others: terme. 4503 * aol ‘ fe) | S88 ‘%, elms | FORD- Ton truck: Universal! hift: ro Livery car must be seid today. “7 8 liquidation of ats FoRD —4i§ heeals, 1 ty ’ : gyen balan ce , i ae | At pif ’ J mci Pp terns. J933 Olive. = ; co | touring | BN Washington : shia. . ee nw else; | * ¥ ONS Sidney x ‘| FORD Tent delivers truck: Tate model 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan Accessories, Parts—For Sale 7 . evenu | iiinasiiieiamaiean saipagh | tert — Dit Fi ‘ aS5fi Sp uj “i ef aS. . PON riac ms 1 2s forder sedan: like ne@# att shape Graupner, 3418 Locust. t CHE \ ROL EeT-—Ana R. ora «8 PINS. base pane, i | generators | ty? | eat ; ale Londioe Auto Co, 584) Delmar. ic? New York Tursday : $65 cash. Call arny- Sovascer—ast- touring; practicaii)s | -* PRSsCUse! ine Hew iy ue | eo jeer 8667 Ob et. SOME OOD AS NEW AND (hevroiet Coacn T ARTE (S—And generat aii Cypee ex V ary wventert ta 7e- | &me Sunday or Monday, 120A Collinsville r $95 down iy | coed: 29 + cen n@itior: ttle mor — . 1 ae ACTORY C -ANTEED 1q°7 obile Coach SO? eee enition salverye | a IREs 2. S438 Swienharct tires. bF2d . é » . r *. wh? 5% wd Aa? ' ne w good ta Lown tir es Dot ak 1 ‘ ee egna oO gr . ; , : st J > “ape t tryek +e t] . ; ' “% ] A OR y GL AR As 44d tPF Cpldam tie ¥! } . “4 . KF, si TT ah 192 8 ontiae Landau Sedan East St. Louis, Ill, EAst 48820. se | | guaranteed. trade your eld car, cite 2-CT ea — a Terms, 3: . Broadwa: ve seed ; i — | Pioriegant._ . . ‘ aries Siena Fr *) vr ot a. | r we ne > Ls “ Ft : hn “ASI Spert tevring: ju ry" hauled: 6! : . seat oo Rae: “+1 al 1 Hf (5 \ . Chevrolet Sedan | VULZANIZING « UTFIT-—Gas = Fr REST, 35m i like new. Call before $2: a o- . ms a“ a " 6 ‘ 7 . ; 1 ‘ 22h a , ‘ -eens : “ | f ; } . ‘ be a _* ik oe » . a , ‘a et) aon 2 ites” i * 4137 re = miles. a STL DE BAK ER SEDAN | C os SEG }- \ EL ANT ~ Ti an in é like new. « heap: | * he ele: aii @exiras : . rFr 5608 "oe. pegs nS ’ 7 oe = oe ; oo ia FIBE, IA] ' A V 6 ni of Fords ai! tric je is a r ‘ aa ' ry eiie aw fT _lsis %s t, ele = ; 4 P clack Muki * 4548 Ran P retic ye #3 3137 Loe B Victato, 3 Uring , n . eo) penn s a ere ns ght ged — tenga Brit , deposit with you. Open all iS GAL. MOTORLENE Off, $2.50; some ky " md iresi - ‘ a r pas a * bs 3 W. itt 3 1? qos om si " , ” . . 4 , “ss ng 3 , ’ r in ‘ , - ud hew wae = 1927 P s a 75 | mys eg ee og — will trade. 260° ~= > r- | NASH 6—Touring: perfect condition; must “2920 tO - . oo CoN > roR r BRANCP | day Sunday. Terms or trade. as good, none better, 408 N. jet, 1c9g) | 12 RS” -Cheew:, 5 4 | "ill Tam d ONT [AC SED AN, $5 | 695: don't fail io Orel. 4 t DODGE-——Tourne. 192 z $75 ow, * sit oe fice: $125 if sold todas ae Re aon ; ura: Bride eS} DIR ECT FAC QD ad pari ur car on the lot ‘j -— Guek. 6aaea d : é As . merific a if hej dary. 2 5) 2 po. Se 2 ; Tive 1°} ~ tit + ee ri ¥) ‘ «75 Le it) —_ a ~_ . e r ‘ luxe landau. 4 doar sedan: can't tell a TON. 3314 Locust. in; good car. Morris, “810 Olive. ar —e “ , BLY aia om mene eee af? ; - vd > eee * Sea 2s co | sng ton. cl) i Ba m trucks, D0; rms, trac enyony oo Q’ QT no charg? ™ ! 3 do) | H's been used. sual pur sce tots STUDEBAKER SEDAN _ | Sopci—Togring, 1923, soot” shave: a= ida | See pe 3030-32 LOCUST ST. . | 2" get 2a} sot 13 4 gS ee Seat: p. . } — t nonnabneeseatipn EI ee NRE A a —— ~~ — ——— . ¢ Pa *? Li} Me. 3 > ‘6 i) eae * * eens : *F FE: . : * gt™ o Il 1 aN 3214 Locust. pen ap. 2574 Montgomery. —, som ti t; open bods. hone JEfferson 2803. St Louis (evo) | Ne rej anf Neari a Ne Bry 3ox8 = 4 i vin : eo ners nite. — atee pit track, Om . ~~ 2s oe ds r cneat. 1). : : 7 : r ~s } 4 oy i hens ; ob tw 7 ' ; #7 4 ; : $ ahd Pontiac De Luxe Landau T (-Passenger re DODGE Ford eeeview Gaon crit N ‘ASH = ne : a wi GUY lival Wwtl | 2 Sets 4056 dual y | pepe Very late: perfect condition: looks ah ¢ a an ideal car for touring; 6 Al: dirt cheap: |) -—— : /- om rd Tr uck Given Awa Vv rm 9 Corde ++ VLA, » wane ring. 40x85 vmeuimatte with ja ne . cheap. Always open. all ~ : 6 wheels: oa buy at $32 5: tg 1 =a. tou sraupner, 3418 Locust " Semin sake a aggrede 3 tra nso. 192 x noun pee Se Hi, > yea . it . N “i. yar trucks. b2°R 3 fori \ WY \3 ! 4 Fastor ; commence | 2A . 3 ENJAMIN MOTCR C pen Sunday ene ! WY , + per ° ri -- oH | eer My V doe ; ‘ wiew « ai rat > TRUCK BODY—Undernesth heist fons $: 305, Sieg r > " . | : ‘ OLDSM BILE o-Pastsfnger LOUTINE 0 | - : sicat current type and desc. are Us i™Mi Le 3 FS a, > oe : Riveride 4 7 _ 30%} eat: DISTRIBL TERS ° fc} 1925 DODGE TOU RING sf | per cent condition: Uttle money, ener | PANEL BODY—For ‘%-ton Ford uck, | en Hot tory executives and repossessed from | “otf f-ton, Plerce Arrow chasse, 8 tun 4: 2004.60 $2: ail laree ye’. STAR 6 c 8. te : * at | Perf mechanically: all new rubber: | 980] Locust, } $i 7319 Lemay Ferry rf. ia). I Kes Pte ees apacits hotet. 4475 Norfolk iol} f * ee ” cqmpints met ng ga Ed mesmee, " . liayY pce pat rh * i t , Pp’ a ; ~~ “2 of Sew? r ; ; “% : *s * ay » oe e SED AN like new tioen RO - : 1 bar- | original “3, 8 ike ie See this tuday FAC & aRN—Tournn zg’ bargcain: quick «al FIONFER—= 3 ton, © che: at 4 St. Fer ant ian DA «mene a me 4 ues a i i} ERSKINE BODY—1007 rwedseter. JOT? * ion omt-ot vein and rel Soper Rubber Ce.. et SIVA, ; Pain { oy | Guaranted } St. Genre sf (en } wert 29 Moon | ny : ' | Jetlersea iv) « Sine af 3 i of som ' . - “4 own : . * aa : S14 Glive st. St. Legis e) This beautiful car is just like new: hee . 3 Westside Nash Co. 5142 Delmar.ic) | TATE MOTOR CO. aa TH ag ae ip te PUIG —Recond and third series RE -—S peed wagon. stake body: Op : : ; = Y Moon S75 ¢ Heda FORD —Fourtne bod Ist of Tee coal" amet = a : -~ meget Raney wher! brakes and ~ nel 4 . — — . — Pz ) _ a8 Gravrot-. Iverside 4.0 ¥ peseenerr touringse; exegpent eondition " 1 a , AlLiG ow Ue ati wo reyre La rye stock to Se le et from. ta ai. ote : “m / N mites ra! fi, ida '? ©) TR I { ‘kK TIRES—-SALE | ine: fintehed in the latest Durant pon . 2 ‘al iin ~ylinae ail n Huber, 2601 oc ust. . stowke SUC BS) A . , 2 mon} - ¢oor ofen — m. 99% €207 0) SPREE ' weg CN Some rebuilt and almost good Var ory Guarent , FORD PODTES—Of ai) Binds: bergaine icbtty vecd: saad ifuen Ties. 2m — ) 4 wT LE ig nit TOR trae }99 : to 3! ————_—— ~ md iv am party LAcIede 3054. Packard Touring, 1925, $395 canopy ton, press beats : pe , 1} Vari trace. Calkisu “o9W datural Bridge rake a Gants, vege a ~e : ' OTOR CO. ons Laclede. : any | 2a r ; io an - "7° aitela . : eran ~4 2 a) wet Yuu ¢ sew, with pew ruvoer. -s ' tulek Readseter. SOK i¢ t pheeg rea be op te. a7) epere, CC), Vehe Diktrihetorse—lmen ‘ ‘ . a Sit ped lly 5° Knight 6 Sedan SLBA Nebraska. : - sont Pag : ~ or sane -a ome oo sap ; : t--oueeeneg aia re agg “v ur eer mew pt} Sundays — on - f. . ' ge ob ; ; . STEARNS—1924 Militaire 4 — . a Be MONS Mad 209 a FORD—Touring. 1925 balloons: sae — 2 corens bods: newly painted. Goo ous sizes and prices, and 27 Meow Seder en “oe 8 (3 down. 813 ant »p ’ ‘- ',itn be bought for littie money. . | ONARCH 3137 is rood: $30. 2343 Chouteau, eS ie fl leondition, $795. 2819 8. Jefferso o* Oukland Landen Sedan. $554. . , 7 ' auto Tm PICHAPGR. ; ‘ Locust, ; x Pia ISS KS ha =. NN OUrIne. TOe8: .— “—" 3 first " aoe 77? : Cri , ~~ . —') "> . : Will Trade. Terme | Mandar evening. 1aer) Naeths Tweilth | rr Dr BAKEN. Sedan, Ele q ss Brin KE} E “cP “puice ee FoRD—f or terms " see S ran. ; Pac Ka rd 6 } ail — maa - ens . EASY TERM Pn Biggest savings Ever Oftecred. i ‘te ib FO rake “M Bodies — —— yt Ew Ww INNTER van nee TRL | cheap trade terms." 2506 8. Je - = He BUICK. 2ays De—4 tourings Tack Nord. | == = ; | ates Ame: Sind. See8. Sf : STUDERARER— 10% 2 - Delmar 0873. «<7) | ff, in excellent eongitto AFPIC— ston. cab on : | ; ) Mi a Motor Caiec [ne | o%s22 F Pty: f and 1% ton | She.” All other siaee, tn biggest value ever offered: ® 10 USED ( ——— <1 inde: wae axe gee fully equipped: 5 goed tires ogg SER apie. tke The W hite Co. Mag n M6 OF oaits, bint | . bodies for % any ‘ Co. om 14 Olive oi. “ner eer a - ire i OE ee : he i Leiner. Fahy tibet rec ke. coal, gacG. express and fur. | Rubber down - ‘* he ee | ; storumerr } 4-wher! brakes. Special Sticine tracks, ets coal, gre J : . . . h P t 1 Mor ha . 450 eo + ton truck : witt; : yond ‘» 4 tr Ay. w Ss t+, gt rf? ari? ew Lax ust. . 23h bh Fe oan De. ealicen an Mma ee. a . 4 CHEBAKER—Tictator | ny price; sacrifice; must OE .. } "OLIVER CADILLAC va Bec! - aoa co 3815 Laclede - 116 aohington and 38 sete a csenalie oftse setuced? GM JE 3084. - 3333 Locust St. | | FRI: SEP ge. Greham. 19° L. ou a Open Suit days and Eveu'nge. AUTO BODY CO. 1068 6 12%. : motel: run 2000 miles burkais ebro. ® *ell: ° . “. rn ee Cae ah | $52] — - hin xed ' FORI—Towrine: new area, batterics: / ener ee trucks; $200, 2318 Merket. sie age. (c)| condition: $350. 1420A Tempe, _—

Page 92

SUNDAY, 16B 87. tours _ a 200 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted and For Sale is in These Columns Today. ors _SULY 29, SUN 29. 1st POST-DISPATCH. oy MUSICAL MUSICAL | MACHINERY | MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE__ | TWO DOWNTOWN a RNER ON THES UTOMOB MUSICAI B _LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES __ LOANS ON A Wanted Talking Machines For Sale For Sale SECOND-HAND PIPE BUILDINGS a EG a er eral —_-- 2 ; 75) : © WE CASH for your piano. Write | PHONOGRAPH—HFEdisor, cheap. 5728 | MACHINE SHOP—Fully uip : ready Radiators. building iron, angle beams, TO WAI D ! eee Thiebes 1103 Olive. Phone MAin 4510,| Kennerly; cali Sunday or after 4. (c) PR A gh ages pene, shaper.” Crile lathe, Sour beg A gy Raper" “fitting of all ay ae © PHONOGRAPHS—Portable, _— leatherette 5 (c S; ac) ed From Page 15. ; - be NTRA PIPE AND SUPPLY, Continu Kr Instruments For Sale ease, $10. 2017 East Grand. (¢) | USED MACHINERY—Wonderfal bareaine: 1318. Chestnut, CHestnut 9125. {c98) \. : S—wN $14.50; all colors;| drill press, power saw. line shaft, ball- — —_—_ ACCORDIONS. $5 up: new, $250 piano ac- Pome “carrying size: just the instru- | bearing hangers: emery stand. etc.: sell | POOL TABL tian Ba Ralke reguia- had several flattering offers for cordeon, with course of 20 lessons free. | ment to take with you_on your vacation: | Chean or trade for used car. 3631 Easton. | tion size; cheap all Sunday, 7234 s2 dels this offer only for eo Bin st. » | Others from $5 to $25. hiebes Music year gue ga —St. Louis’ largest and fin- | Zephyr pl. “Maplewood, | the southeast corner of Delmar | bees. & ee CO., 1103 Olive st. c est stock, both new and used machine : a aves | BARGAINS in used saxaphones, banjos. | RAHTOLA—28, orthophonic combination; | Shop equipment. woodworking machines and | Used recon- Used ooo | boulevard and De Baliviere J. Garneau Weld and Fe sheet metal tools: lowest pr ditioned Pipe: ogee ~' | 148x100 feet, which as head | : preps | Wade Jr. Buy Lot ¢ 0 me 9 er a “ ‘ ‘ ee ee Seen Ape o« ve No * oh tae one rene ty. e tw . % a ane ae, A ter: s ” Ai ak Se pa ic din Ee RS ean é R ag 4 VE ae Sis vist ia vat gf s mie « x. : 4 A TEE las pei Aa OR er eA yw hs MS tat Paes tty es As an tins : beh ie re 9 en PARAS ry Vr elt St orrow Money drums. etc.; we have anything musical . bought for valance of ic You Can B and our prices are most, reasonable: write Pin ood, singed Mg y per week ai i ane McDONALD MACHINERY COMPANY, all sizes at ll on your car, 1531-35 _ N. Broadway. TYler 1042. (c99) | low prices. low pr smaller db nee ‘or refinance it with for catalorue ai 609 Pine st Mrs. Hoffman's machin PLA DRO 9 bt. 'WURLITZER. 1008 Olive. (c62) | MACHINERY—Lathes, drill presses. mill- victor 240% D. WOLFF SONS | lan. You drive | : ents under the Phoenix p ; at AND BANJO—Cheap. h - -year lease, osite Cou | Ba sages Prompt, reliable service. If you HANNAN GUITAR Arkview 074, (cy | CSED PHONOGRAPHS—S$5 to $05; sold! ,ing ee” aa planers. erinders. | 219 S$. Fourth. (09) | quired under a 99-yea P rthouse, “ $50 to $425: exchange privilege ses. eh with an options to purchase, i Cc. Bowen, Mer. XOPHONE—Conn. E flat alto, with; mew LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP'Y | (co ~/7US7¢ mn “| cheap: some records. 3048 Delmar. | fang: | rewinding. , renaire and wiring: | potest eth ST PLANT OComplets: ful | Pending for o nue, through 6) — | TON VV | VIC *TROLA—Flectrieal t J ee ee . * ! 82 WASHING ' ing city; reasonable. 4776A Northland. | —_fc535) | at once: real bargain. 100 5, beth st. placed with Cornet .: Zeibig. Con- z MON EY SAME DAY! VIETROLA at ee i hn eas ‘ 4 7 ¢ ee ee —_— “ * ” o . nie . r ee : ‘ _ rte saws a ee Raw re A 2 mage . 2 so » - ’ - - " . o a ty ~e “ Ps * Pe * ¢ . bi oe a — : ae Hohner, 60 Bass, Piano Accordion, $127 oe | TALKING MACHINE—Table model, $6. GOTOR—5 inrsevower feetere eas ia | et cakes inne. eoneee fans. ete. ; ' j ORR Sytem oe EE ORs BE aR BNE 5 OI Oe ha oe Pi Oe gh ‘ stage te Re tot oot ate Mat ee See a See tai ape a 1 Penance Tene ae on (PR ete y. Meneveenciin abies te tate ayy IB ome tans aaa igen emma: PA oe Ari pee “theme toy . hee tS ™~ 2 oe. ae ses eee ee tp a Se ee el ge ESE orthophonic: leav-i Wright Electric Co., 207 N. 3d. MAin A855. ly connected: large capacity: must sell of the new building has been Co.’s real estate de USED SAXOPHONES — $35 up: Cornets, | $350: sell S65 OO4 Morran. ‘e late style: at real bargain, 1007 Market. . , UNDER STATE SUPERVISION $5 up: hundfeds of other instruments at | fToToR VICTROLA—S150 value. with | BP gpeniy 8 ey gy ec eee | STEAM RADIATO ——150- ton, jn good con- Other Buildings Sold. corner in Clayton, an@ is to TO REPAY sacrifice prices. HUNLETH MUSIC CO..; ¢50° worth records. all for $50. mi] | eatipment. —e ~ al ge ne Fo special elect C | dition. _D._ Woli_& Sons if 8. 4th. Negotiations have been conclud- known as the “Judge G 20 MONTHS 516 Lecnst_ st. (c62) other furniture. 4022 McPherson. LIndell | tr ce 4 4th st. GArfield 7004. (oO STEAM COOKERS—2. large, $15 each. Mullin-Walters Courteously we are glad to lend you $10 to $300 on your iurniture or auto at | TRUMPET—Like new; sacrifice. . ay 24 2W. ie) | a —— ee) | Victor 1214. 1720 8. 18th. ,ed through the Mulin-jwaners | corner,” opposite the remains in your possession, You get the say nae IN ANY AMOUNT UP TO $300—AT LEGAL RATES dition; a good buy for teacher or advanced | wil sell at bargain. 3124 RE ny “ELECTRIC SERVICE Co... 209 i paenrlen A LARGE quantity of rubber and leathe | with large built-in tubs and large | building there. i i You don’t have to spend your last cent every pay day | pupil; specially priced at $J40; terms $10 *b) (cDa) | ting | i e = ~ oe Fourth. ul en ail . at the attractive schedule we offer you in repaying a Loan. , Month. LT ~ er ree | : D. WOLFF SONS. 2219 S. | pedastal lavatories, with all ac- a LEHMAN PIANO CO., 1101 Olive. | ULTRADYNE—g tubes, complete, S50. | A. C. MOTORS 'A FULL LINE of builder’ and survevers’ | ‘ : ; | Figure the amount that will be ge one far a scattered bills and let One Small KIMBALL, GU LBR ‘es N. ene | Bano poor Sw i ed real bar- , 1*12 to 44 horsepower: large frame, just instruments: new and used: low est prices. cessories built into the tile walns- Report of r Dimmitt Rk ha INIZIAL MONTHLY PAYMENT ON 300 IS 13 ». VICTROL: ENITH At'> | oon eee anes Re eee en | Fight fox experimental! use: vargains; while | Wissler Instrument Co., 613 N. Broadway.| eot, Each bath is equipped with The Dimmitt Rickheff Bayer Naswewrscrerasenssasessesseseess® . - ; M ASE STie R ADIOLA: PIANOS—Trade RCA, ge re Maiestic 00 la (ogy ' z a } INITIAL MONTHL LY PA YMENT oo *se@enreneeteneeeeeenereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaes 200 Is j best names; manuiac turers’ pr ic es: eas ’ raciioe, Kemper. .Aciede 120. (c99- 7 A. te ERN. 17th and Chestnut. ' shower and a large medicine cabi- | Real Estate Ce, Ine., throngh its net. president, Leslie A. Bayer, reports INITIAL MONTHLY PAYMENT 0O ON *@eeeeweeteeeaeeewvpeaeesevevaeev ee eeeeaeeveeaee 100 18 o ' payments: gave mo ne y. We don t sell pore A RADIO—4-tube R. ot A. oo STD. "017 East | P C M P-——Motor and sutomatic : for dee D MISCELL OUS WANTS SL Each apartment is equipped with | six sales this week as follows: Se OAND D INTEREST seeceeesesesesseess SOS 3 | customers’ notes to money lenders. Con- Grand, well: must -move it this week Box By fidential credit. Buy and bank in game f S15: nat. pcention: &. ¢ ec | aos 4 Aig tant ec . : : RICE ay ki ~~ tyre -Hasband and wie only omens sequined inquiries from your Employer, Friends, | store. ees eit nee ae \ tong | Me Zoat Depa ton. Fhe -aty ae ca yo nd aay san: one or more concealed beds andi 5720 Ké@hnerly avenue, teem ae ww ves or Neighbors. No interent collected in advance, We are under State super- KIESEI. HOR ST’ COMPANY—49TH YEAR | RADIO—S.tuhe in cabinet. will eakeor: | AANNERS TK JOLS—Brakes. square Tear | ——— = TE Wid —Phval : ; cgetige Phone, Writ Call Het. 1879. CEntral 6200. 1007 Olive. ict) | $40 59 OO1T * gel ge sire ; (e) | folders, etc,: complete stock. Brown Ma- } — uA ‘gee Ped cag dane gh FO td.— ne all bedrooms are of a size ample} bungalow, sold for Fred W. Ben- 7 » Write or Call — PACKARD PIANO—Mahogany: fine tone. | Framon —————— —— | chinery Co., 323 N. 9th. (c99) | cians. ol = | sceive twin beds. The : sis n hogany: fine tone. | RADIO—Al cleciiic K. C. Act Hew: sel | WAPRING Fit 1ingi harfow 60 | FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Wid-i cr 5 | to receive twin beds. The apart-| sing tq Rosanna BE. Devils sim easy action: very carefully used: excep- | “a... — os Fk I JT! ; ie Lf: | THE CAPITOL LOAN CO tional opport unity for teacher se nt; —— Jt “MP es MALE fad, | teeth. 3945 Easton. rear. | used or pew: give , weekly. AEOLIAN CO.. 1004 Olive. | —GRand 91123. 4429 Norfolk. Ge CALL GARFIELD 1203 | FURNACE Wid —Secondhand, Phone JEf- ished, except for carpeted ‘floors; low of five rooms, sold tor Freak, L. ‘Birk to Louis H. Peiker; © 202-203 Central National Bank B) . “ (c97) RADIO— Kennedy, with charger; cost over | [f you want to buy or ge!l building tron, | ferson 2906. JEfferson 1217. | and corridors. eae oa ei FOR Obra. CHestnut 5247 REGAL UPRGHT—Used, $60; in good Sho. for $15. 100 Kingsbury. radiators, pluinbing and steam-fitting sun-; KITCHEN SINK—Building. pin Fence Arsenal, 6-room bungalow, rr —— a condition: St monthly . ask for Mr. Mi- RADIC saree tube, fine, 2 weeks old: eacri- | plies, machinery and shop equipment. cable | electrical a al material, etc.; buy, | Po dleton, L111 Ohlive. ice. S048 Delmar. wife, hose and packine. ! trade Rox "325. Post-Dis ! G. A. Venker to a client tin FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN—2 per cent per month | ROYAL UPRIGHT—MShorany, good con-| RADIO—o-tube T. Ro Foret S12) bra | L_A, STERN. 17th and Chestnvt, | Hee VSPAPERS wit —Curry paper stock. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | x. Schmoll; 1233 Claytonia amon s. 3 ( H a ‘ ine fa : 7 ‘ 1? j ~ te 2s Ee. ° f 1 eo a , Te ’ read 0 . 7 f ; / ~ LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y Dunn’s. 912 Franklin. "Weteblished’ 1e73. Proton al . eaie aa. et easecie one eas “2935-Howard, er pideanh ' PANKS—T ANKS—'t ANKS | - ee at rE ee ST | For Sale a modern o and 5 single, paar Oe : — fe30) | AEOLIAN CO.._ 1004 Olive st. (c44) ) RADIO—L ae 1928 model: 6-tube- ial a ays eo 200-gal. ay gered Wtd.—EVergreen 3505. Pnone before; FLOOR SHOW CASES—Cheap. ' Simon Goodman te F. a. Pfeffer : Planter Bla, ny Lo : STEGAR GRAND. | eoptre ol; electrified: cost a will sell 4 *.% t. diameter, ~ it ars co a |} noon. | LOL? Olive (c) | Jr.: 4619 Ty rolean avenue, §-room fa ) ov , - § ' , one 6 ft. di meter, : = eS) | Beautiful a Case ° wonderful a Mit ist Sac Fitic : t igo mamen 59 cal. fiche A & . -ineh both | SHOTGU N Wtd:. —F or radio, Cord ate. M. ‘ WREEZER CASE foot CASE > cash or bungalow, sold for Joseph . .% Bie. Tal th people: easy payments BORROW FROM ‘condition: a real bargain at $295: terms. ay. 384° Russel! J, C 40 E time. . $627 * co tia 1881 Railw ‘Excban 6 Bid Fo | LEHMAN PIANO CO.. 1101 Olive a0 ¥ ~ slichtly used and priced right tor quick | _C°..5740 Easton av. aime, S0r i 5.) roudway. ee ay & Id THIS STEINW AY & SONS GRAND PI pea te grim genre hy I: Dei S350" saceit oe: i -ale ao: & . Bene. .40e ‘and Chestnut. | vee ICE CREAM PARLOR FIATURES— | bert to Arthur ) = Beck;. 6927 Juni-« Stvle A , -wngg meni tone an ad eondition gn. i = si 2 Gurney MC. r b! lock e ast i =. Sh W k | STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES | he stp greg em bey “1007 po Big ® ata street ew b-room bungalow, ' a ex aug r ar®rt LV Steinw * red ‘ o UO .' pee inds, an - - nae Py ye J rs ; : continence - z | B A I ty hE dag ag el toe oa its Sh 2 at a FOrest 1282. one rt hour, a'so oo grinding, polishing and tin- | NEW REGISTER Wid.— Prescription and | MEAT CHOPPERS—Silcre. retrigeratore tusy I ortnight for Dickmann | We will lend $10 to $300 to responsible G L tt (e384) STEINITIOSAICIeetn padios or trade Tor | SE ALOE Nets st win xand complete store equipment; easy terms. | The Joseph : F. Samame Heat people on their personal property. Tran: i all TECHNOLA PLAYER—88-note, made by | good touring car. 3319 Klein eee Sig | a ee a ee PE 9) | wetate (% the ine actions bet husband. wife and Ct ene Ne Tape (Pore pager a pare eae, Bae Goo peep es All Makes madios Sold Te _ _ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE _| gn yp alleabrenniter ne lacaneaceecie © | MILLINERY FIXTURES — Reasonable. Estate Co. reports tie gate of nino MONEY SAME D AY | special, D197. including $15 artist Tro) is NEW AND USED R ADIO E xc H ANG E - —_ —r enna — ee . : s = 1534 5. Broadway residences, two farms, a flat and : i ch: exchange vour silent piano: | 1343s, Bros way. GArfield 3267. en ee eee een eens Fee | PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE—! two strips of va ant ground in the 1 to 20 Months to Repay TTA, «(bay ment. $6 monthly. x ; choap.._ 1001 Eee —, | For Sale | Leon tubeless; used 2 months; $150 cash plaaadc ses . e time On Household Goods, Auto, Ete. AEOLIAN CO., 1004 Olive st. ic62) | ALL CTRIC RAD TOS—A sO batter’ ' A\tCTO BED—For camping; $12; Stol! B0U. N. Tayior. ‘} Jast two weeks, as follows: 4242 ’ | PIAN( 700G: —_ Sets; Re price cuts to clear out sul ‘plus “mak 0 ff .| A FIXTURE or outtit for any kind busi- Lesli possession) ‘is ‘accepied as’ eccurit, Just Phone CHestnut 6133 |“Apartment Ti SEAM 9U2S Enright | stock: some halt price and less: exchan | Seats spueeumue ge ite? ieee Oe ee Bensinger § | Raker ae and “used Jor | Russell bi. sole ae Bleek athe uc | rivrer Dp ice TF ne or * Vee . - sein RSE ut ‘ S ut rs Pile ss - ers i . # a Our representative will call at your | PL ANO—Gray ee stove, Bridge & von 2 A we eee ers mm, ORS. | 2UR2Y ft. 2353 S. 11ta, oi BAe A Shoe | rants: "ter ge selec tion at barzains. derlippe to Ben Marconi; 1753 home and explain our plan, FREE. Beach. 4241 W. Page. ‘c¢) | KIESEL HORST. c “pha \NY—49TH YEAR OV EN—Middleby-Marshall: double | “i: 500 _ Parkview. : | singer’s, 100 S.t 12th st. Waverly place; 3857 Connecticut, . PIANO—Gabiler It good condition : > Est. 187 9. (Cc “ntira 6200, ) 1007 OviN le . like new: very. cheay D. 1007_M Market. poe, Me.5J x | RESTAURANT FIXTURES _ c ~ a C - Fea Si Ents : ‘ iB R’ \ Bt > | e LOL . A. : ompiete; O ne ROYAL LOAN CO. sonahle, O45 v ‘lemens. (c y) (c4) BATH ” TUBS— Goed Used tubs. T. re | BAKER ya “D Hn Su Market. Fe cough r ") | real bargain: te: rms. "SOU Ww ashington. for Charies H. Ww arner to ‘Arthor a 527 PAUL BROWN BLD i} PIANO— é WE are Ziving a 2 Der cent discount off | _Johmann, _ 3118 __Osce Ola. ee er. O589J. | Sibir pat Sistema “For a i a ; D - KESILA URANT FIXTL RES—Of all kinds | Risch: vaipi Harry’ s Lane, for the rvice ne “ z G. Hamilton. Appiv 2025 Hebert. ‘¢) | list price of all pening z-( arison petios. re A "TERY CHARI :ER—Ger ne ; al Blecuric: | ese: maw GF weed: ee sate y “a Paps ort o — exe mane Fes So as ground. Ar ; Sant wereld Building and Realty y | cade Restaurant } : on ae ’ “ vm : hen Nye sot) Aline aappdaad ven en tyh ss aX ete no. ; Silien mitineniinante sith conn acoustics ae Sn eee Cee spendin, by x , xs ‘ 2 te on : PG eT ae ee eee we ONY AOR NaS py be Rh meet sere — Rie Re ethoteps memes NPR E ae cAI te eer lh + ss - .* iin ry = a ~ . ate, we 7 ‘ + > Abe! aie ont at Male See Ai > a 1 hea Ralls el Biles 3 teaga alps eg a he agi alt Oa tee . oe ar eames * ee ee eee eee AAlatincveremiee + 9 os Aa ang PN aa . ras ys pte ~ ‘ietihnes er ee ee + Fon. ee Seisage hiro pone type on ae oe Ae at eben * vane = ie si meen coruer Bo? teats na, 5 fl weer wna ae He ge 3 sen thae MRP aA nes nier'bs abate een moe et ewe eat tum ee Dee on "eetaronaal PTaaaiien. altace an ; P [IANO—Beauti ful oa upright: must ell | Buy lu W and reali ZC a amp mercury jer: che ap. ae Seale s ion a ) c) = i K 1 Be these wonderful - Tel 3. | 435% \\ ashingtou, 1, nde “a 54: “e oulis Desk and Fixtures, 711 Be _7th. | RESTAURANT FIXTURES— White White nord Co. to Mrs Madonna Rouesell; $269 507 Louderman Bld ‘| &t_ once. $30. 6261 Gravois. Thiebes Musie (Co. 0% 0 | ————— - | ROOTHS—8: : } ‘* » f ' ~~ P , 3 j 7 J »s—-t ; s : Dale: . ) J se “ Bldg. | PIANO—Sohmer crand: must sell: H Olive. BATTER TESTER — Weidenhof?, § TOOTH npaeeali yond eae e. 92 pa Sa = | top tables, counters. ranges, steam tables. | Fairham avenue, to the Vinita Park , - — | cotie urns, new or used: bargains; terms. will | , : inate caeemes : Ww. COR. 11TH *. pocusT. LOANS UP TO $300. | acrifice Jos quick sale. Lindell $744. | st. Louis Radio E aaa ichinan owaweld lead burning outfit. O04 | TCTCHER AND GROCERY OUTFIts — | soe um beck and-Fistares 711 Boe Methodist Episcopal Church for & Garticnd.: feany ) PIANO— Upright; good. condition: cheap. | We have a larse stock and complete aa arge 3s r ‘ ; 506 Milentz. mre" | dibeee Gt Gamay mnakece af vadicw whink | Bids LA ART T. ABIL. k—3x4: needs coves Louie Th scleat hae tie eau St. | (RESTAURANT OUTFITS — Complete ive} parsonage; 8234 Fairham aventity ANY FAMILY CAN GET PIANO—Lacond a Cabinet grand, uprig mht: are offered at tremendous reduction: com- ? $29 a dai" THUR TT ars CaS hae maa poo | SR COMETS. SESE Fae. Cote Sere to Mrs. Martha Schultz; Mi A LOAN ON THEIR it oak case: gvod condition. R. W. Bates, plete lines of accessories at low ‘prices: 5- | Bib mere sale, OxD. order mace,; PULCHER AND GROCERY OUTFITS— | urns anc sicam tables: cash or tortie, 721 : | I Hy! HOUSEHOLD GOODS 1] 6025 Barter. PArkview 1018W, — (fe) | tube sets, $10 up. | re th le j3S74 Eastou. | Rell pgpenic AE os. at otsore a a Sith =. _—_ | ton avenue, St. Louis County, for — - 4 4 7 : ' , 7; Fi we peta " h - re Wit} +} » "p try Pry , +) iT Lt» — ! _— | , >? =s reaches P e ~ { of 7 R ST 2 J { uction. ou ve c cL ome need a Twelfth and Washincton. idiators % Jun R. sAcled -| or terms Stern Fixture Co... 7231 WN. 7tin. | tables, coffee urns, rang cuunters. cash } dan: 6413 St. Louis avenue, for Get together all your sma!! $ 3.00 is initial payment on $ 50.00 | | Piano, this is your chance. Bux K-47. vd “AMERA—: x7: cheap: prism binocular | BUICHER AND GRot re oe de - . ~ost-Den: o pA4UNh, As WCERY OUTFITs—- | resisters, tables and ech. tte... must sell, : bills, ase our money to pay $ 4.00 is initial payment on $100.00 00 D7 Pat —,— sare 7 SED ocr. | Navixators compass $5: Day dark | Complete: latest’ style -cuolers, scaeuee:| Bie ae, ee ae coer O 9i3''N. sth: | Henry Niedringhaus to Ellen Dem $ 9.00 is initial payment on $200.00 | PIANO- Chase. upricht. or exchange for AT A BIG SACRIFICE camera, $20 0 gly bike. $10. Leav-| cases, meat blocks, counter bins. shelviux, | RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT—-And tix | ora Fendler: bungalow on Re them off, keep your word and i $13.00 is initial payment on $300.00 if olin. 3700 M ashington. Mr. Card. te) re . “ais iH: ae Sa oe C35. 1") Bieri 1 a7 pray i: £t. 9 cash registers, scales, slicers, meat arr! tures: complete outfitters. new and use). ' Willi Vv. tb eredit good, owe just one and |. Plus Lawful Interest. | | PLAYER-PIANO—$3150: ew; regular A, Radiola 2 in eabinet.... 50} CAMP TRAIL ak Zaselmeyer auto cami | Cofice grinders, etc.; bargains: _casti or | also made to order: any style cash resis. | 2VENUC for am ’ ] Hn} SHOvu player; must be a3 7" aI "es | M: a£DavoyNr bhrsilt-in , aker.... %% tiler: good condition: half price. A. P : 1s. low prices. "‘Bensing er Co.. 1007 ters. Cigar cases, counters. stools. tables. Randall | 4 Cole: fart ia North. let that be us. 1) You get the full amount in cash and | | ciated: first person to see is_player | Freed. Bisemann N. Roo 2... - 8 Hartman, S828 live st. Lo) | arnct st. | chairs, refrigerators, coffee urns, steam field Additi St. Louis Count, g Yy in 7 i you have one month's time before ||| Will buy: come Cariy., : ravois. — | Grim Reflex ee ee. CKILING FANS—L. ¢.:; $10 each. 4 A: CASE—Refrigeration, attractive: | tables. hotel ranges. linoleums, fans, dishes, 1eic 1110n, re repay us seve Hi we wt — payment. PIANOS—S60, $72. $S5. & .a- | $Qnable_ prices. __Bensinger. 1007 Market. : to et B. ve ghost g ' call CHESTNUT 647 if pri ce maid one year: ihe! new s 3 ti; ; Sw E rie NGI P * ORI ORA | LON iernat ae “A irre t: “s tion a! slightiv used: a bargail: pritinr SCALES—Computing, pew or rebuilt: low May Goode: 70 acies on the J . | Our representative with call at your |}{ 3°50: prominent wakes; $1 weekly; cash TAME Fastititily ‘ ?-blad Tmerson S14 } | BRO Olive St. prices: libera’ terms: work guarantecd. side of Clayton road, two miles | home. No inquirics made of your em- | | discount -blade Eme ° CASH REGISTERS—G: ‘builts: | Dvuthern, JUZO_Olive st. (cOv) \ } ' = rau "ide oe —Guaranteed rebuilts: | : J cu: ll ; roa the CLE ELAND : ployer, neighbors or relatives. Only | | Ay ori HORST COMPANY —4 phe YI ay Radio proe -blade Westinghouse. Lik cee ee oe low prices and iiberal terms. Buy here | § HOW | p" ASES—Two: counter, cash regis- west of the Ballas d for husband and wife need sign. i} Est. tk tral 62 ] oO. Se Als 2 e it . ut a antecd. and you take no chance. Seuthern. Suv | ’ arae i (ctu 5 = i Le Oy, abe Mig shee PIAN eer ter. ‘Abany 3329J. ‘c)| Michael J. Mert estate to i—_ CALL WRITE -HONE Be criad ne SiG Sh ae tan et | Sea, memes Teperred; epécialise on Radiola | .. 3 = oo Olive st. YU) | SHOW CASE—Beauts shop fixtures. CA | Pasky: 63 fe ; . LOANS MORTGAGE CO. . . PHONE ee h set Sa: ioe | Ss! arb! ih service; Bu ‘anteed (‘| Oli “H ANGERS —— (ne Ww — ‘ { ‘ASH REGISTERS | any 311%: 585 Adelaide. Lasky; itt ee on the oe € x ‘ a 7 T ? _” ™ ; Pt OVETIOOKR iis OUNCE é. PAPAS } s ua A aon yLDVE } “3¢) . ! ; . ? ¢ “KY a i ./ & ‘ o » " : ~. ee . © ’ 441 Arcade Bidz.. Sth and Olive Sts. THE CITY } IN ANCE SE i have been cone ver in Pernts enue ‘ .anuel ] Y Ullve., U ry t ghee | oT x = = : a - “Ue a se Sow — a al aa Fi - se heats! gg rhe ( Fg ae ab ane bo cases* | Lucas and unt roa ch Chas, > y 7 oP #r6 ' 22 Wy : t and rive ir ae a is Saal a6 >. .-foot: o smal tanies;: ate sijie, .allonals f Z >: : oo r 1 acrifiee, $71 “7 Sur- Phone CHestnut 8214 (c76) 232 PAUL a =e i terms can be arranged a8 low os Si. cer | (AU PRespect 1333 adio eervu. | 10 chairs. 2349 He bert. “TYler 2208. very large and compete stock, See’ us aie: “gash ict sell: sacri 3 . Sachse to +E = —: oe FLUe (eZ) |!) week. : ; nt Pepairi thorized dealer of the DENTAL LOCATION— Best in West’ St. | Yar ‘guarantec. sae Bensinaers.' 100s Max | SODA FOUNTAIN COUNTER—One, with _kamp realty Co,; 72 feet on | B , "f Ku c igers, JU 4 ai” | Mart ble top; y graft arms: $20. hs stre¢ ft. for the De Tonty Realty Coe | . A. STARCK PIANO CO. i ee. TG, ae Bteinin outs. Box. M-306, Post-Dispate h. COLLATEKAL LOANS, 1O1S OLIVE | aa ar Diet sea hi gt ria Chae ne riage RAV ES— 14: all made but to wire: eR a — | Kansas. = | ‘ ‘rank Ditt- We make collateral loans on deeds ot LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES PI, AY ER- PIANO—1] Bea utiful ess ron E XP rn “4 ? . — . : i , , : oF. ts for ON ctollinsvibie : =i ; National 4 asi Registers SODA F¢ MINT. ep eney feet. latest. sts le . ©. Fe presented by the k j. trust, jewelry, stocks and bonds and al] | ——————— : eotder: $75. 91 ) . ed Shee mask Toe | ee, I EAnt 4999 c FACTORY REBUILT—GUARANTEED, | ,‘itrolite front; cost $1250; sacrifice tas oe | meicr Realty Co. ‘to Hemse other good security; O suit, CONFIDENTIAL, | LOANS gr wae ree | PLAYER-PIANO—Cost St00. cheav. LA-| oo = IMM ORS—Four: used. , WEbeste: Complete stock, iow prices: easy terms: | BUG Market. ‘)! Giudicy of the St. Louis Tile, aa M. FRANK R, & MORTGAGE Co., | _tinanced. bought. ube “601 Locust. | clede 6041. . ie) | = ae ~~ T.radvo repairing. A. M. Duke. f v2vo6 (ic) | no interest, fhy take a chance ~ "+ SOFT-DRINK PARLOR OUTFITS — Ai R_7 | Terrazzo Co, | 2» ®. Broadway. sb) Jutiiata. LAclede 637 16 N. Sth st MAin 4498. (c&3) | CONFIDENTIAL LOA Autos > A. _Cails $: ) TAVER— Must : pei a RA — fi- | PLAYE 77 PT ANOS 2 SS-note: Lk nem - ae JAS, EDMOND PERMANENT WAVER—Must NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.. tuli {| _kinds and sizes: exteptionally low prices. ~ Danced, bought § to 2 a. \Tea4 Ss. — 3844 S$ Comntor apes — ke xP 5 RT ‘adig service an: ‘pairilg : el] ( Abeny ots M. : fet}? Olive st. CEntral 4060. (onyy | Bensinger, LOOT Market st. ' ba a. a? ee may pi ————— cS) | PLAYER-PI ING NEw, Will sell cheap | qe per call. CAbany 7748. ELECTRIC TRONER —And. L. €. Smith | CUOPFFES URN—Um stand. barbacue ,; STORE FIXTURES—Good bargains, — Diestelhorst Reports Sales. FOR QUICK, Ane AUTOS today 41° : seis — R Nit ) 2 > pert; rie 1 ] i} ] . ase a TS om pany MAY. AW Le, , oe ‘ REP AIR ING > expert $1.. shot2zun: do L el: like Ww: 1} | _Stove, steam table. 1810 Chestnut. | . plete outfits. shovwtcases, counters. IMMEDIATE USB PL AYER-PIANO — Avolian: F ke eo an hour. FuUrest 3140. CEntral JSS er ” un: O59 54 ‘ing bars a. nek: Pe DENTAL CHAIR—Favorite, , Columbia, | boxes, tables and ehairs. Beales. cash re “- $ The F. W. Diestelhorst Cc HOUSE HOLDERS - KIRKPATRICK i Co.| bench. music cabinet. 3217 N Tavlor —— vas ic62 ELEC TRIC signs, dentist's; a” bargain. | 713 oN. Kingshighway, _ (e} | Sea wy a ee RICKENSOH!../ reports having sold the Cabeam imo Dter the supervision of the State Bank. 1120 LOCUST (cS3) Tey. 35. a cuwi—Service call, ~ aeria s. Phone PRospect 7433. {er} LENTIST'S OU TFIT—Cc omplete: Slvv, | - a - ‘ H Vv nue, 3 ‘3 a Bac M4 fas te} | ; 3 aa tant tegen: mod otel, 5545 Cabanne ave con 4 Departm am Sy Bh and in conformity with the AUTOMOBILE LO NS = PLAYER-PIANO—Starch perfect condi: | gs tax 71: eg built to orde? or r paired. pre FANS—_16 ine h Emerson oscillating a. c.: _Cord Stg, & M, Co., 5740. Easton av. bgt “$e oR fica? “ie — feet; bargain; letely fur: tren Smal \, A i tion: also Victrola, $12: combination : ‘ CC: dike 1 new. 13 ; Ss. First, DE: SK—Rolltop. - N. h , taining 60 rooms comp N 2306 Angelica. |W ALLCASES—For ready- Th i sae milli-) nished, for the account of Ww L ; . th. ORR b- tthe haetal BS 2 EES ILO ES AF hte hn ar ees = v . e wr 6 2 vy] " 4 4 = - 2 - i - i nN me oe bd or i ii 2 3 4 " be e A =: y , ae >a Al * ae 2 + x » b A eR a re Vee mer ear e” age Saleh pth are LAOS oag ttf ei od hic PCS DCS rear ae 5 wor yh ie - A a oi Ts ™ f i RE ae ay SE ath FTES NE NT SR CR re ete ee ead haga —_—_— _ 1 w oD »* stove, §$ 3 N { « , extend it nite. reduced. c; old loans paid off; pay. | Pr. re : 3_N, Florissant av *\NS—3: di mersone oscillating, Les ——s | nery, drugs _barg: ains. ; j ‘ Veka ie s 4 ‘ t 3 © $300 for any emergency MORG AN, 2307 OLIVE. (et) Léh) re ll« PTs » ide K09] J 7) ' at tre 'O.—Forced : = -__ thing aa Ose. eae ka TC *) ‘ ‘me Eice- pets, hat tree. cee 1 700, 506 5 Olive. f c2) CO.—For anford | ANS For rent; all sizes. Acme Eire | | nut an 3] xcel} ae ne FOR RENT ¢ ! - cs dbs aE cheap. ws _ Market. ‘“) } shelves, wall cases. upright boxes,. display | ed by Stanley Epstein, Inc., oot greg Raf Wy Pa vaarues ~s SE i JACK NORDER reasor helt ee Re far be 1: 49: 341 dition: @ are tin Bcofiy ALF Co ae te ll prwed _ 1000 FANS DESKS—-Mahogary. flat, typewriter, con- } freexe a OOF Oo ) Mi arke t. : re, ren rted pric e of $100, 000. ni of unpaid or overdue , Aut: oane: muey loaned or aa . ey a eee Lees. stig Gury ‘ew and used; desk atl ce iling stand- ference table. chairs, ca! Woodstuek | sa" Ee rn oP lot Bilis oo ~ gnats vou me ottain an i me... only > gh i gy to PL A Y E R p ] A NO—M: ahoe my cake ° Yl! secon te ye “ po . tay j Th ‘G equ! F. oj yeh reace ’ , . di large se lec tion ; very | typewriter. 0 emg me ray > Bank Bade ey j ‘ ASH ‘ T AT. KS AC Th rN NEEDED , ' Also re ports having sold 12 4 ret nayment on an in- , me — . olls. nnet. hene enld . = rer! ; v err eon ibe rE 0 rs ley ee har on gers.”” 1007 wat ar ; eae aster pment — ompiete OGUETIE auies reacyv-wear «Ari: ‘ for vestment - matter what the need for) ey i te . ale i a “os sol femant ning W nn id will sel! fo Smith Co., cbt Pranklin. JEfferson US83 feat hint rzains. ~ Bensin ’ 5 af DESKS—Filims cabinets, wood or steel | ary goods fixtures: beautiful mahogany! in block 2 of Milentz avenue Money ins - t+ LaSion, mIMar US ser. Cs ) i « « = ee ' OD) fat oy : , Olfice partitions, new or used: bargains | fi, rirele . nilow tures eall on our manacer—exsiain sour $304 | Di OS ( SI35- terme § ca e werk ¢ arty fi 9. “ 1,’ LEHMAN PP bANO co vite 0} Fr sanagasaan URN ACE-—Front ootaw will install if; St. Louis Desk and Fixtures, 711 N. 7th. | and all accessories: fine for larzé store: | [He acc Kir- on™ are Giade to the husband and, é 102 aby k EAD PLAYER PIANO-—Ho card. S8-note: fr W d 4 ee or = 14x1 t “tropdiler colteartumash: beeen Sl Bs eae oe 3 bel Ame, t0:] ne ee ae ry U ae te ta , ME agrees pata : Se de ae eee ante sARAGR—G atv ANIRe 1; S'xl4xI2; almos typewriter compartment: linoleum hak | fixtures must Le moved before Aug. BO: | * ONO INDURSERS REQUIRED” MONEY — MONEY—MONEY | wrt 4c2 ata Fo match: this com. FINNERS” TOOLS Wtd—Used ®-foot_tm Ww. S27 os At Inquire SOP University Club Blog. ‘(ey | bestofter buys, Box M-234. Pust-Dis. | Win. contracts having Beem MAE . ; _ a ' . le ! . al ce oe ae - “ s : ES ch - _ ti ti ? "Bia “sk SN % ‘ apatite os en . ~ at t} , a ig 5 Get al! the money you need. Dont} piete outf it priced for quick sale for only bers brake and -crimper, Call. Munda GAR AG E—Por table: “TRxL4: will exchanze. | UESKS—A complete line of oa ma- | ALW AYS € ‘OM E TO ADAM> AMS} *"* cme tion of a 8-FOOm $148: terms $1.50 per mst sig H land Pat O0. é ie) what have you? _ 6000 Gravois. (c) hogany “fr wainut. tn rot! or flat. filme | sal 9 lose any time. Loans made in § minutes week. We will refinance and advance you more | ie aie zs AR ’ () y =~ | GARAGE—Stee!: Os LEN arga vabinets olfice partitions and = chairs. | FOR LOWER PRICES. ont oOpu ar Finance y apt I TARCK J Ae CcO., G\RAGE—St nost new, bargain. | Stern Fixtun- Co. 721 N 7th. All roll-top desks at 40 percent discount, | Also reports having seld & money; Bo red tape. or itndorsers: bay back 1018 OLIVE 8 ! : Box K-3t33.. I ost- Dispat hy. fe} ‘ ; CORPORATION as little ae ou can: open till D. m, | AYER PIANO—Beautiful Milton oases For Sale | GARAGE _Siccl BIAS, American as | DESKS—OFFICE FURNITURE pene lots of oak. mahogany and wal- dence e at 407 ° Concordia avenve. 4 GUARANTY OTOR CORP, a Locust Bg" pa ate inet eae a : | : = Latest style. practically new. oak , | Hut chairs at 50 per cent discount, Room 310—604 Olive St ‘. cs ase. nch an selection jate rolls; ' — (OMP RESSE RS — Used, and wiv 3. } Stee] Mfz. Co., 4920 Easton. RE eet | maho my desks tables ‘chair . Prone se Steel filing cabinets, S$°U 50). ji for the account of Robert kL Rose. ° oo fom hi PHY Se «i. uarT- Vergreei (U0) c ’ » Pai, ce Bea : yr re est a Three steel filing afe Jo er cen ‘) ara > > Se r Soon} t z ce af bm +’ rs bid = S. pe . 3d Floor CHestnut 6934 | MUSICA ? )' , “ ao we = ter Ws out-' ATR COMPR ESS( ne —11x1!) single stage at STEAM RADIATOR—Clow: chean: | pects a = re Be yyy gy nt te oy discount. _ ADAMS CC . ' represented by the A, ona! LSo sal ce -— _— belt-driven. Bo $44. Post-Dispatch tet) | bo sections. 4127 Juniata. fc) | vains. Bensinger’s ey te. ee eee 5 JAMS ao Y. | meyer Real alty Co... to John Ball. Yi 9 | 4 : P. A. STARCK 2. ANO CO.. AIR COMP TESCO ‘Curtis; tank, motors; GASOLINE SAVERS— Graphite crease. CTEThic ~pIAN pee aie a _ 455 ‘Oth st. Ain 2215, | y € . . . . ‘ goan he 7. eck : ie a vi iz: . a 520 N. Grand BI. Room 20° Musical Employment | 10OIS OLIVE ST ew? $180. Acme Electric Co. 221 ae sas a oa ck. aa w_ OF04, | perfect order: worth $1800: suitable for | Plumbers’ Plumbing Supplies | New Salesroom and | Garage | y Ros , MUSIC sf a ? PLAYER PIANO—Baldwin eo ee woh OThL RANGERS—Our speciaity, new and | cafe or ice cream parlor; sacrifice, $25*), 2d Floor J Efferson O01 ‘| te aiker ‘and his. Mem Dhia oo > At hogany ‘ASO, 4 a Tr nate mae. 1 COMPRESSORS — Boilers, engines, used: gas or coal: all standard makes and terms. 207-09 Market. fed | y R ICE OU RS KF IRS’ [' Wrecking of old buildings ond Seer senin and Greed ‘bl_te8) | LAciede 2580. ie fee Ulich eae nent Rene VO match: | ties Eonks Jobin Mamenin encraio” SMa | singer_Co. los Market. any style. Ben- | TILE CAGINET—Roll top, oak: 42 Inches | Stock of new A. B and C grades ename! | excavating was started ot : onsionapioanemsapninanannanenennenea ee CTA aeS ! ne , . ot ae qepagenmare es @% SLOSS itaska. FINTURES—store aid office: a STE STERN, AS38 Chestnut « “a > wy | ee ee, | BOILERS—90 10 350 hor pretians 7) big bargains, Rickensohk #15.N_ 8th ccs) L_Chetnns st. | streets to be occupied entirely MON Ie y —G ic 99 ) aa A ; = 0 to 350 horsepower: pumps, | INVAL rp WHEEL CHAIRS AND BEDS— tC TXTU RES on wr . the Big Four Automobile CO» . G ACH'E SCHOOL OF DR —1605 | ‘4 steam, belt of e/ ectrically lriven: hoists For sale or rer it; sickroom equipment of | “Une 6-foot counter case, one bi FOR A SUMMER WS. Grand. GRand 6830, nina ety P LAY E R. PI ANC S Whee ane slocts — every os eri] ption. 4219 ‘Olive st. Phone: - el Or Stag Fo the two, 1826 . Plumbers’ a = Supplies Chevrolet dealer. ror ah m. \. JV ~ S Sé Lindet] HOS 7. oO) | AN. Prairie, inde! 281. (eo) > =ts4 PAs BA r ‘eule i te instruction; s we W Sheen os new, + oe e i foe G5 iii N12 “ aa gy Png Qi CO., qurutTs S UNRE eat et — ‘>. | PIXTURES—AIl kinda: mostiy so I ‘PLU MBI NG S&S UPPLIES The building. which will be of, ' e ¢ v0 voice o234 N. Ow - #08 Fr 572—CEntral On 4 a ~! 4;uls = s-—— M: ie: § ach. CAb- | a Fs ee de: nos ) mn VAC ATION~— | stead, ” BORING ; MAC HINE—St. Louis, cylinder, | _#tiy 26283. 026_ McPherson. (c) | Globe Store and Office Fixture Co.. 700 New blemished stock of sinks, veterans. brick with stone and terra Ge | ~ -s PIAN "|? . ee — —— N wssour}] Aueti ion & o tt note! , ' 5123 Del sm “ CAUNDRY EQUIPMENT — lete: will | Pranklin GArfield 2760. (cB): | Closet outltis, bath tubs. ete. mus be | ~~ “FOrent aa20R. °° — aa ~U07-09 ll M RGAN , OB RS OUTFIT—Singer 3-7" =) } : ' i ; " © . " } 2 ° a BiePctric- ine : > mae ast & “} ils » hattleshin: ; ures mace v rt septi le Co, Big bLar- tig line ww 20 enormot tha ‘ _ » 9 mag ee ) . awning = ring Bet, Hates R Z B co et0n sa OTH YEAR Re ‘1 . ae L first class coudition, ‘Wi used at Central High. cere ai very | #4ins. Call Monday, 725 Spruce st.. first | possible te enumerate all the Saedn n thie | Koert is the architect. terest, repays 3100 to $200 cash loan. PIANO Coming, expert, 83: aepeining guar. ; 6200, 1007 Olive. «c4) | pp Sweet S14 _Lucas._ daira tel | low price: barzail BENSINGER'S 1003 | floor. faba wit 'mal ot ese tt oor bee oe 10 to $15 monthi lus lawful in- =%. _teti2) | advance motor: n eo ait Ann a A game. arket ) ae FIXTURES—Butcher and ¢ poe 4 2 ead ey a repairing. guaranteed. | Talking Machines For Sale mail cone “ng g! rledes. ‘Sasle Meet "31 | MOVING PICTURE CAMERA—And. pro-| ers boxes. display " treeser. +-{t. freezer. SEPPLY Cay? PLUMBING mgan b>, . aC ~p ee ee eee ee ee Shenandoah. PRospect | BRUNSWICK—Phonssraph. $7 eee os ee jector;, Eastman. 7141 Alamo, second] scales. registers. flour cascs. mills: every- em MR 5 a | The C. M. McDonald Real 7 92) Py tomar. S40. " west. Arkview 59] 4w. thing or seperate good jocation: if wanter! “? : Seem nl t IRON “os t t i w SS eee 2 P ‘ . ; ¢ o. re sorts closin the f 3 Every repayment reduces the NG— concert tun- | BRONSWICK—And 60 tecorda, Call TIT. New at wit nem ae OPERA CHAIRS Geeciee | Ne cay. EO fe ft See Refrigerators | sales geen the cans week: 44 . a | Manchester —Oee_e interest cost at reduced contract tuning | _iand 7607 ROWN- MAC HINE RY co , stvie: real bargain for quick | = ; REFRIGERATORS and | . +s. Qur m & or ty CO... M araitg 7k tid and display cases: easy , partment does piano rebuilding al. factory | CONSOLE Vie {yg Starck “vorigh ; Pa iP TMler 301. (90) PAINT high z ration. | Modern Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear| terms. Steiner. vOG N. Broadway. (89) Delmar boulevard, modern Cali, W rite or Phone prices: du: = i rr asoana ble ar: > ct ; ik Ref ae } ; 7 Tow ae, L lara ' - ee —- ihe grade. $1.50 per ga on. i ” a. bl a es . - GARFIELD 4567 prices Estimates free | & Ril. - Victor, with “RC A 104 loud | 22sec". drills, Rear, 10235 Soutarc. - i iberg ros.. 140: ranklin. “ Tl ES Md makes of meat ae grocer cotmn- etal ’ ' . KIESEIHORST COMPANY—49TH TEAR! epea' ‘T, brand new, $17 sf ; Oomplete wood-turning. with % - r EY T—DIR ECT FROW FACTORY: 81.°5 American walnut. in use one wear. Can : tere: aleo reconditioned Hesemacn freezer Lee J Sloan; 1414 Waldron o t. 1879. (CEntrai 6200.) 1007 Olive. | LU DWIG Mi SIC HOUSE. Av) W ashingto Orsepower ac. sing'’e phase brand-new | q ae ALLAN: WHITE rg My Lb. 4205 he bought very reasonable for cash: must | counters, ¥on can't afford to be without | [In Garden Heights, new J | ——_ oem (e821 | ORTHOPHONIC Vin TR OL ae gor ' Motor, WIR S. ikth ST EASTON. Lindell” 12 sell tmmediately all Monday. 6543 &. | @ dien'ar curmter at ovr low bri i j f Joh | Tuning and Repairing _—_,_,. “1#8tic:_ cost. $3335: ca bought “a ATHE—* \lnel , ~ between | PAINT—Outside. white, cray “$1.25 wal. | Grand. Riverside _5537J. toy | HARRY 1, HUSSMAUN REFRIGERATOR | FiCK SUREON SUF Ser FINA NCE CO Pianos. players. «lectri i ng. | . count: terma, $2 per week.| 95° Urili meeee? Cate fe . No can cw lon. TLS S oli a hae T | fe ige =e hei r; like new; $16 es _Rrvalwar to Charles W. Roth: vacant { ; ° ric anoa: telle for | oO Urhurn’ eniniens —e ) a : iis Drews ith Pew: ais ne Ye ns allel exe hs . Cree oung ; = ; . an . ae se 2 ia RS ae > R. ber Ae Ss, Re. Ty LE R "sO" ri “ve o {i «5 r,. ‘"3? ire { Aine oo. and _ tanps 820 AINT SP R AY AY Bex iTH— ~Sompie ie wri h . LAM mm Cc FF ay le erate glasa. 7 Tesest : SAFES | peo the . south aide of Bt ROOM 405 CH A " ° Lio. Member } a PHONCAIRA WH SATE. , a ower Grove fe? e " exhauet fans air ‘comporeesor and air | ehean, 6339 Wellema nue, University City, ior - ‘ rena) from: al} J . ALE —Bareains to select LEA A’ i HE R RE remeiver tank H. Pauk & Son Mig. Ca., | PR EF? ieR aE XRG cares | CUMMINGS 3 SAFE AND FIX Tt RE i t. Salz t Joseph F . Tria fs ar 14 tv ies an Pee d q w 4 . : . : 4 |# r A | bf : : se man 9 ™ “ 21 OLIVE ST. civen away: others sev from $10. ue N : LTING Lehner: , le) |“ New and used, various styles. Hussman | Used safes: expert mechanics for all bank - ~ eae 9 & ‘to 6—Saturday 8:30 to 1 PrANOS— Wanted On many you can arrenge terme es low i« do: Gony y 3 inches to 4 Ine hes Pic UTRES— Machines, piano, films, com- | and Gruendler. 6 8. 19, 12, 18 foot sizes: | 224 safe work. 9 N. 0th ot. (c0xz1 | and vacant ground on : ae ic90) ANOS—Trade RCA, Kolster. MSlalest® as $1 ver week. bay pee bo OM PCS we ber cent arn! | for wetures on road. Box Y-32. | overstocked: real barcains | able. CAbany 5123. T111A Dartmouth. | $25 for quick sale, 4607 Macklind. (c) | offer. 827 8. 11th Rosa Kimball. ee ’ ; : ; a

Page 93

ed Pes Race Me - eee, I Seiatip'n Agen ” yep en Repti omy ’ * ® pith thet 2 ere * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eect AC LALLA LCE LL ete es : oe, Mem f . tid +" ™ ete htt) m ¥ aye wae ~s kee Bing ex wenersn, op a 4 ee _ ty e 4 ih i Ln | — —_— a ‘6 cba’ ee Ra Pt ae me hey Be A 4 eee +i th : 2 * Rr ae haver, ’ * tn 4 i irle (é44 F¥ty Drom the Lacntys-Sivth International By ANTONIO MANCINI . So . ¢) kalishatt n of Paintings 0 | thre | (of my Peemted on the Pou Dispatch \ ° Carnegie Inertute, Pircherg ; Color Rote Press °

Page 94

BILLY HILL—the More He Won, e Gave Away Hill and an old friend. By JULIUS KLYMAN of the Post-Dispatch Staff ILLY HILL would give a hundred dol- lars to anybody who needed it, and not think any more about it. But he wouldn't bet a dime unless he thought he had an even chance.’’ A man who had been close to the late Billy Hill told me that. My in- formant was in a position to know. He had shot ducks with Billy Hill, he had fished with him, he had stood and talked to him in the pit of the Mer- chants’ Exchange when grain tumbled, when grain soared. He had spent win- ter evenings. with Billy Hill at his hunting lodge, those sort of evenings when men wax philosophical and, un- tying their urban reserve, tell to old friends just what they think about this business of living. “Billy Hill,”” my informant went on, ‘“‘was just about as generous and be- nevolent as a man could be. When he made his killings on the market he began writing $100 checks for chari- ties. When it came to business—that was different. Then he was the care- ful investor. But generous. I must tell you about the $1000 doughnut!”’ Now it may seem unduly informal to speak of a philanthropist as Billy Hill. It is true his name appears in the tele- phone directory as William T. Hill, and no doubt it may so appear in other more or less official volumes. But I have yet to hear anyone who knew him allude to him by anything else but Billy Hill. That is a pretty good rec- ommendation in itself. Billy Hill, president of the Teas- dale Commission Company, died early in July. He was but 53 years old when the end came. Let us tell the story of this diverting and colorful nian. N MAY 28, 1875, a young man, who before very long was named William T. Hill, was born out in this State, the particular town be- ing Sedalia. His father was a Circuit Judge, but before the boy had gained many years his father died, and the business of rearing him was left al- most entirely to his mother. In 1892, however, when young Hill had reached the age of 17, he packed up and came to St. Louis, where he went to work for his uncles, Thomas and Charles Teasdale of the Teasdale Commission Company. Billy Hill’s job was that of office boy. The job of office boy for grain. brok- ers did not entail any more perception in the gay ‘nineties than it does now. Hut jt required a lot more leg work. in 1592 it was not possible to stick forefinger in a metal-edged hole Hai #0-and-80, who had ventured Wild as it West as Kings- possible to hop hegeotlate the distance An office bov had to be and being one excellent opportunity to marathon runner conceded that Youn” down his job, or ran {It 4pproved manner; any a bright mething about the etween errands. A few and he was promoted to Krain Saie@stnan for ) ‘ wraih buetine “ ) . ‘ ‘ Years passed is Company on the fioor of. the Merchants Exchange There it was that he learned what he needed to know to become a first- ve " ° lf : rate speculator For he became a judge of grain, he watched the mar ket as it went up and conversely, as it went down And, being of an in- quiring turn of min he not onl noted the change figures as the miarket fluctuated began consider } . ti. it fluctuated And the Page Two. next point in his evolution as a trader —and it certainly was obvious—was to wonder how the market would twist and turn in another month, or two months, or six months. It can be stated without any research that everybody else who ever worked as salesman on the ‘change floor has cogitated in the same manner, so Billy Hill did not stund out from his fellows for medi- tating in this wise. Nor was there anything outstanding in his first personal manipulations. He invested a few small sums and that was the last he ever saw of them. trous adventure between young Mr. Hill and the fickle wheat that two good sisters ventured into the office of the Teasdale company, just as they had many times before, and asked for donations for their cause. The nuns met their usual reception. The lesser lights gave dimes, a few others gave quarters, there was the usual dollar or two folded into a lump and quietly placed in the nuns’ palms. Then it came young Hill's turn. One |: WAS after a particularly disas- py NTN FAN PR os t. ZB aw ~.- The Most Successful of St. Louis Wheat Speculators in a Quarter-Century, Cleaning Up $3,000,000 in a Year, He Was Noted Also for His Coolness as a Plunger. William T. Hill. day's trading, called-to Hill and asked, ‘What did you do?” Hill shrugged his shoulders and, in the non- chalant manner of a man who has just lighted a cigarette, re- or: 6 | 6 kl UO had $28.74 left in the bank, so I gave it to them. I wanted to know how it felt to be absolutely broke.”’ He made his first substantial winning in 1914. Burope was at war and Europe needed wheat. Hill had some money to invest, and he did it ex- pertly. A few years before that ae: he had won $300 A photograph of Hill taken last winter in Florida. of the sisters walked to him. smiled and waited for his gift. He had al- Ways given some small sum _ before, and the good woman had every reason to believe he would. do it again. But instead of returning her silent (he young man disconsolateély book The sis- their they stubs of his check shook his head her companion and. hat: office finished. Walked toward the exit They had just about: gotten through it when Hill. plucking a pen from its holder, called out “Sister! Wait a Minute She did, and she returned to his desk > lastily { neck ner Griancin filled out a tore it f and handed it to % check she saw it was for $28.74 She thanked him and departed And one of not far Hill's away, a friends, sitting friend to whom a short time before Billy Hill had con- fided he had “gone broke’ on the overnight with a $10 bill that. a debtor had _re- turned to him, and from that time on small winnings had accumulated. But in 1914 Billy Hill was no longer a catch-as-catch-can speculator. He was a student of the market in the. best knew conditions letting his horizons, he sense; he not only in his own country but, glance go over the far considered agricultural and economic conditions and statistics in the distant reaches of this world When 1914 money and a lot of knowledge arrived he had some The iarket was going up, and that was the sort of market Hill liked For he began his speculations as a bull, and The bear side of the game didn't appeal to him; he unfitted for a bull he remained to the end. was congenitally such maneuvers The man’s tngrained characteristics would not permit of his selling on a cropping market: he wanted to make his money when prices were soaring when conditions were. mountine with Sunday Magazine—St. Louis LEE LAE le ee ns ene ee ~ the figures on the board, when times were high. To suggestions that he “sell” - grain he replied with the old couplet that became with him a matter of principle: “He who sells what isn’t his'n Must pay the price or go to pris- | But the 1914 Hill and his catch. change. By that year the some- time office boy had become known as one of the most astute grain traders in the land. He knew his market, he played it ac- cordingly. And, standing on the floor of the Ex- change, he saw the market rise and flop and he never batted the proverbial ey e- lash. He was the biggest plunger on the floor, and the coolest. Now, in 1917 Hill. showed the stuff he was made of. He dis- played his pow- ers of far vision and his knowl- edge of condi- tions. He § fig- ured wheat was due for ae dis- tinct gain. Why? market was to his liking and he stepped. out of it with profits well over—as the wheat pit knows—a couple of hundred thousand. What of those days when Billy Hill had told his friends that once he got $100,000. together he was going to guit the game? They had passed and Billy Hill’s old opinions of money had passed with them. A hundred thou- sand didn’t seem as big to him as it had in the days when a check for $28.74 left him flat, and the war had brought great changes in the value of the dollar, Billy Hill stayed on at ‘change. HOSE differences in his opin- of the value of $100,000 were about the only changes one could have found in the man. He was Outwardly the same fellow who a few {fons years before had won or lost a: hun- dred or two. The only way to know Hill had made a big winning was to note the differences in his alms-giv- ing. Where he had given dimes be- fore he now dispensed $100 bills himself able to in- And he found dultge those fancies that a man who starts to work at 17 finda little time for He came by his long-cherished desires to be a hunter and a fisher- man He was never the best shot in America, but that.didn't perturb h He missed a duck with the same perturbability that he took a from his fickle friend, wheat. Then 1917 Billy Hill shook the foundations of that big hulk Merchants Ex- arrived and of a building. the Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. Hill the hunter. ed it a little more than badly. wheat of the Well, warring Europe needed wheat and need- Where was Europe going to get it? There was plenty of wheat in the United States. but the speculators said it never could be taken across the Atlantic. There was wheat in Russia. But the only way Europe could get that Russian was through the Dardanelles, and Turkey gave no indication of withdrawing from that all too strategic With Turkey in Dardanelles, Russian might just as well stay where it was But, Hill figured, Europe have to have wheat, and they would have to get it from America and no place else, no. matter what others said Confident that American wheat would be taken across the Atlantic, by hook or crook, he juinped on. He bought for around $1.80.a bushel a little suddenly, it Down it went, down, down, down It position. possession wheat would It went up hen, turned showed no sign of stopping. ILLY HILL'S fortune was slip- ping out of his fingers, but you never would have known it. His calm, his poise, were in no way af- fected, he was the same affable, smil- ing Billv Hill market. Down, down. went the And he smiled and remained true to his opinions It would go up, it had to go up, he told them, and as figures drooped and his fortune slipped, as wheat persistently slid to where so many of the veterans of the game predicted tt wonld slide, he held on Then came a dav that war but defeat. Thev could have sold him The Hill residence. out, had they wanted to. He was that near to being broke again. Wheat had dropped like ae mine bucket, and when the market closed that night Hill knew that another day such as that day and Mr. Hill's fortune would be no more. The next day came, as days will. Mr. Hill smiled. There was good reason for Mr. Hill to smile. For the market turned about and up it went, and that is the direction it kept to, Up, up it soared. It reached the fig- ure at which Hill had bought his wheat; it took no cognizance of that fact; it kept on gaining altitude, Up and up and up. And after each day’s market close Hill offered to buy or sell at the final quotation, for {ip that way he offered opportunity for an adjustment of contracts without forcing a ‘“‘squeeze’’ in the market. Up, up, that wheat insisted on going. It hit $3.38, and Hill got out. He had made $3,000,000. And he with. drew from the Exchange. T ALL happened right at the close of the war, my informant told me. He and Hill were walking through the Pierce Building on their way into the Exchange when a Salvation Army girl, a tray full of doughnuts in her arms, tried to sel! one of the cakes to Hill. “Buy a doughnut, please?” she asked, and Hill, stopping, wanted to know if they were any good. The young woman told him she thought they were, so Hill said: ‘‘Well, I'll try one, and if it is, I'll buy it.” He bit a piece out-of the proffered ‘cake and noflded his approval. ‘Come to my office,” he told her, “and I'll pay you.’’ She did and her customer sat down and wrote a check. It was fora thou- sand dollars. It is recorded that the young woman became so excited that she dropped her basket and all the doughnuts therein, and ran for her headquarters. In 1919 Hill returned to the Ex- change. Returned, he said, because of his love for the ‘“‘game.”’ The other members of the Exchange knew he was coming back, and on the morning he walked on the floor the whole crew of them put their respective hands into their respective hip pockets, drew out their purses and, throwing them into the pit, walked en masse off the floor. Hill played a bull market in 1919 and he made another killing. That was his last consequential winning. For since 1920 the market, with a few exceptions, has been. decidedly a bear niarket and it wasn't to his liking. In 1925 stories were circulated about the town concerning the $250,000 killing Billy Hill had made as a wheat bull, and some put his winning at a half- million. For a time during that rise in wheat he did have a paper profit of perhaps $500,000. But that was one time Hill figured wrone. ~ He had lots of company, for most of the other Dig speculators figured the same way he did. Hill held on too long, the market turned about, and he lost considerable money. ND he lost a lot more money 1D the years that have passed since 1920 Those setbacks didnt stop the flow of his charity. They tell a story of his being asked. to contrib ute toward paving a plece of street be fore a convent, and how he paid for the whole business And many such pleasantries A year ago his malady assailed him so utterly that he was forced to re participation in the most of his time tire from active niarket. He spent in his home on the St. Louis Country Club grounds. Last February he and Mrs. Hill fourneved to Florida—they had no children—from there they went to Asheville, North Carolina he wheat market got bull- early this year, t Hill was unt- able to play it He those near to him that this market was just the way he liked it, and as he said it there was the sort of a look in hie , that meant business Billy Hill died of can Ul hev never told him e nature losses of inability lliness Between his last eight vears and his play his kind of market when the chance came, his fortune {sa said (to have been considerably reduced A man rivy to his affairs says his en tire estate will total less than a mill ‘ ,Oon = THIRD A ; By R. Special Correspondent of PARIS HAVE just hag glimpse of the b protected treas house in this wo It is well-nigh pregnable--one almost willing say it is impre ble. It is the & terranean fort of the Bank of France, and the im nation involved in its creation 8& of old mystic tales. I almost belle 1 was dreaming when I saw it. To protect its $1,000,000,000 including $200,000,000 gold coin recently shipped from the Bank of France has b 200 feet down in the earth, bes bolid rock and an underground Of water, this gigantic storehouse covers two and a half acres under reserve York Very heart of Paris The fortress is incredibly powe Imagine a solid rock foundation Us the Bank of France Down 100 and you find the top af a big formed by an underground river ¢ ‘he Grange Bateliere that flows w Paria. Neastling in this pool ts an nense chamber with 20-foot steel To reach you must Concrete top and walls Chamber from above three thick steel take an elevator down through And water. and then at the bottom ‘hrough three more steel walls. this sounds like a Jules Verne ad ture at the bottom of the sea, BD Must be true for 1500 men have working for three years to fints lf an enemy Outside yarda through wails, tries to tunnel! in through @ thea he must cut of solid rock and

Page 95

ne re >it ae " o '. eB s he) ea re PB tag seer. ceo t i. * ” lane oe The Hill residence. out, had they wanted to "To ‘ ees He was that near to being FIRST | | - : broke again. Wheat had BASEMENT | : : 7 yy = & : lropped like a | : *, Ghai -.. x | 17 ‘oe ucket, an when by ~~ lee 4 , / that another | ) , ) ich as that day and ne S () I w s days wil] ~~ ® Re ee eee 5 rian . REA on, ‘ “A good =e | Ne. telat anes In Solid Rock and a Subterranean Pool, the ction it kept to reached the fig za 3 re £ ide . wa na 5 c ps i , —_ © Sg i ot ENTRANCE i ee i ate ensidicis ie had bought Peat tox > cognizance of it kept on gaining altitude >and up. And after each close Hil] offered to the final quotation, ray he offered opportunity for justment of contracts without ga ‘squeeze’ in the market. ~ A 2 ——_— a | — GA guate _ up, that wheat insisted on going. a ‘ | | WALLS WITH $3.38, and Hill got out. He ; ) | er es bie ) ; TURNING TOWERS ; bade $3,000,000. And he with- from the Exchange. ALL happened right at the close the war, my informant told me. and Hill were walking through erce Building on their way into , ee” SE ‘ | boca | change when a Salvation Army ne 3 Bi : i eS ee - ae ee tray full of doughnuts in her SUBTERRANEAN POOL FORMED Bit , ee. nitte'%s tried to sel! one of the cakes to LY AV UNDER CROUND RIVER z RE-iNFORCED | ae sles. ES: , : 5. gf glade Tin a a CALLED THE GRANUOE BATIL/ERE oo } » i gue oil $ | + laa cues 1, THAT FLOWS UNDER. PARIS muck aa Bie * .¢ MNDERGROUND. RIVER. 9 pn OE Bite wy 4 : teh i ’ ; i oe in yw Aa) + fer Pt: c 5 ; *S f haw — 4 : , pl ona | , . - *% Pha * pt: ye : - . ae - : al thought Ne ET i or " a 2 OR Ate > age, ROOF OF SUBTERRANEAN FORTRESS RE-IN FORCED COWCRETE 20 FLEET TH/ CK RE-INFORCED CONCRETE THREE MORE STEEL WALLS WITH TURNING TOWERS returned to the Ex- he said, because sp love for the ‘game.’ The other change knew he was id on the morning he he floor the whole crew of 7 IQiet = leir respective hands into respective hip pockets, drew out purses and, throwing them into apes nd ~My pit, walked en masse off the floor Senet DINING ROOM KITCHEN | SUPPLY ROOM . SAFE DEPOSIT . ae aaah MI played a bull market in 1918 a. - SS WHERE MORE THAN THERS ARE FOOD SUPPLIES ON HAND AT ALL TIMES © BOXES SOLID ROCK ling. That 1, wt. ~ “ - TO FEED /BO0O MEN FOR. THREE WEEKS i sequential winning , aa ’ Me ies a — y ¥ the market, with a few is: been. decidedly a bear ial 2s eo ee : FENDRICK aed dae tice weak stay Cows -hree months, if ne \d the moisture on the ceiling is car- might come » Btories were circulated about the By R. S. one , ity ne a ted off in this way, and then biown oncerning the $250,000 killin pressed air Kil 16 Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine ? J ; , ‘ Hill had } a wheat bu!) , ro " i. ; head hrai down tc th thirc i jethod i¢ piace is Kept wate? ough there Lmense financial t considerabie amount Of seepage Fran¢ : pt} f Pari 2 . nocked it to « of solid rt 4 suddeniy foun We are ne lerve ge! 4 i yi f “vw G | . rs , . - ss weve ie D1 i BHOU PVeET W&8S Bi8O LOE y t "Re any O0G Treason gasaec ¥ ZB o, ¢ wh gale | DeiT Wob | BAY P ~ he _? 4 : M . > " ‘ P P thie market . P ame pa i 2 ——e P| 4 , of ser " ; ( . » i . . ti cre 7 TT } i} ‘ see j — if if WorTrgd 42DOL 4 4 _ ’ ed | a us oi 4 ; - ; a . 4 a . * nsidera: , the nd Wnr . 9 BBIGETA OSS eaving a large amount of mor : throu one might see what ‘HOuUssDas Working ¢ + . - a he nr j . ‘ , ‘sz Tr) rotected } ‘ . B workman pressed & , Tt) a LA bY si ‘ (ake i ’ or less 5 . " ‘ , ' r ‘a : ‘re? rnc w , ’ * ? rs rn] , e¢ w ¢ hi military experts Of a u itto An 4 huge mass of stee ere is C e and wate sank staf! guid saving that: cities it iow! d around $0 degrees, & gassed even more in tne busipess almost as eerie as the Open - ’ ‘ ° bh, ¢ . to , a .v almost believec r directors of the Bank of Sesame of the ‘Arabian Nights” There - : wre T TH i " ; , be os - Pe on ry ri ’ 7. Was dream! en I saw it F THE day e ] D d id the beat-pro- Was now disciosed a To protec 1.000,000,000 gold bank staff hs OD ( » tol tected ¥ , couUlt ag we . iv . a , reserve includin $200,000, 000 in fastness in . rth they yn RR tanner lhe icc Foes Pye ’ ; ? . a, Gold coin recently shipped from New ib! ) re for weeks : “ . i @ ho , , PS P ‘ rT af ? ; | ic & : ‘ 4 . ‘ ‘ ‘ ef “ ; ; 4? ; 4 P i > i ¢ als bid G York. the Bank of France has built. 200 feet down in the earth, beneath ’ = Olid rock and an underground poo, Of water this gigantic storehouse that weeks kep nanc ail ie in vy ordinary treasure 7» ‘ . } " rye , covers two pnd a half acres under the. There & lining roo bedrooms anc | ag , ‘* ; .e 13 1 Be aT) ¢ r) orneyr = . 4 } .* : . - ' . " " ¢ . very heart of is bathroome Snow eiectric pow On|! tion was to Du + Bet vr) irfs te . : att eae ; nrro1 gt The fortress | 1c?! ¥ powerf er CaD:eC& unni * BUrTriace D ® Dp as we ¢ and #8u tee | . = ‘Magine a sol! indation under cut the Bank of : own 100 feet underground ¢% : yotors = ir ghoid which r turbp 6 generate vy OW we could ndergo an} id off. there is a fue! oi! suppl) Lown protective device & Dig Poo etron : ag icity would sort of bombarcment, ever underground river called And ; | sort ! net h€ Grange Bateliere that flows under , ‘ a7 ; *" | ; , +a ‘gy? nar ig Paris. Nestling in this pool is an !m- tilating system, caring ‘or >: : ne slightest anxiety fOr © 5°10 put to work ru gae, anc we wouidc not bave : ; s+ Ts. ' ' , ef 74 ) a ’ OE me hense chamber wit? °U-foot atee., anc doing otine necessary 30. OU e.a&i QO: Cierks ADE Concrete +, ; and Wa.is To reach t! are secret telepnopne lippes anc secret y ee 4 4 KnocKec ‘hlamber from above you must passageways leading to the outside ,; ver. nuld Db thick steel wails y two or thr Kno ir dow! | ugh ere is some sor armed C Water and then at t bottom past fe hich is also kept: secret fo is te Kreater | 101 BtO passe: more stee. Wa. x ;ner Means owers this BOunds like a Jules Verne Gven 4 an if an enemys ‘Ure gt ett; fr the fea Must be true for 1500 men he uf other meaner ¢ liv KNOWEF about vague. u Outbreaks occasiona!:) tr om ‘ Working for three vearr t: v¢* ; as “ €n enemy tries tx s Sees Outside he iust cut thre I perience during the World War 1 ; . ‘ , ‘ * »% ,* 7 fortress is hie see ) 1} Y . Prepared ’ P , se : ' f : 7 if * 4 Yards of solid rock id the official of the bank explained as we > ug mis , OB 1a¢ Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. Page Three.

Page 96

LOL OR RET ti SS OMe = HE QUARREL IN DUBLI} OVER A NEW PLAY Sean O’Casey, the Bricklayer Si ( - Who Turned Playwright, Disputes the Merits of “The Silver Tassie” With the Abbey Theater Directors. Ledy Gregory. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine UBLIN. NCE again a violent row has broken out over Dublin’a Abbey Theater literary controversies figurative blackthorns and brick- bats fly with a life-and-death ven- geance. It is about a play iS he Silver Tassie,’ written by Sean O Casey the Irishman who gave up brick- laying to write for the stage. The directors of the theater, including such distinguished names as those of William Butler.Yeats. the poet. Lady Augusta Gregory and Lepr- merits of the plece. They decided to reject it. Now, it may be possible to s back a play to a New Yorker or Londoner, with the polite regret of the producers But not Dubliner. Not, at any rate. when the Dubliner is a former bricklay- er who has tasted success Sean O'Casey | i he : . recetying the new profession of writing | - - % Hawthornden In Ireland's long. grim strugg! — a Po : lsterery for independence the Abbey The William Butier Yeats, now end - ) prize. . ze vears éf0. ater has played an important part s Around it centered some of the most distinguished figures in th and told Irish movement who surpassed wake Ireland to. consciousn night her past. Riots and turbule acts, and scenes have marked its history fourth Once before a storm came up ove: Sean O Casey interested every mome a ~ You have When an earlier play of his, a at “The Plough and the rs,’ dea) piays wrote out ing with the events of t! te? musement with life or Week Rebellion. was first put o of its tragedy; you were excited there was violent rioting mié we ai. Caught your excite- who called out, “We you were exasperated de- widows of Easter Week, invad y ndurance by what yo! the stage and struggled with actors The plarwright himseif took a hand in the fight that fol- you ! J SWwitt Li m0! » dDecau [ cannot a lowed ) rari ut yOu are not you t D ®e play. it ) re t me Yeats leaped to the front of the interest ine | yor co abstract, after the first act of skimmed mi tage and made a dramatic ap- , peal You have once more. as with Synge's ‘Plarboy of Western World. rocked the Irish genius. The fa O’Casey is born tonight and thi Bat ia ead: rtici cnere this pla! Of iO write nd mine—maki is his apotheosis. ‘8 no cominat: character, no itself, it rds i ne [am too dominating ection, itd 8) outh f all the characters while sort of mean and petty HE poet must have thought chological! of those words when he I see nothing for it but this lousy perversion of 7 nm -" ra 7¢ oe . 7 ~- something you have rhere is goin the creation of some ound no newspaper writer secrecy with ok Ie = : Ane Siver lassie unique character who dom ind | business Abbey's » % a ‘ P| A i 4 > ~ ee é aw We e r Casey Your play was eho 4 pray Wa : im and was Does he sent > t 9 f ee ' ent to me,at Rapalio by some impu in som tion th a tice in my Mistake of the theater's It ; r fram in ! ' ? z ser Mu os y from beginning tc ut th >€™ Bt) of this iet nd wretchednesse that [ laugh i fuente . ho A : rived ,usi ai.er iA i he mere greatness of the was returned from there has thwarted vou t af + As s + w Ne -*% . e . 7 > . 40 i found | i i 2) bi Use Secome mere back- - we DOOwdliin fo T — reached Dubiin f | round, and obtrudes itseif Ww AAS rote this letter O Casey 7 > >. ™ ~—- pon c.osed with } P opini: | +> _ * .osed with it ne ¢ One | he stage as sc much dead wood that x urn w-'* *h wo irae at » ead a ‘ ‘ * is & ie - > —s v5“ ‘nm - maiic ure VTamatiic action 5 a = 7” e _ ‘ > mm . sl. @ »~ 4 Aw a U8\ uA § ‘ i> everytaid vut itse,! room in joes not great hope excitement ae History oO t} ; ad mus , . ; he had asked to withdraw reading your .y Decause of my admiration fo: which the your work. for I bore in mind that . % Concurs With | rorward with fuced to il p : mt oc! lal for revision As and speak the Abbey owed it recent p AdDbey owed ec pros dramatic a: as perity to you ff you had not the author's inions: while h etter was mailed, ‘Lady Drought us your plays just at that writing he moment [| doubt if it would now know anrthin: *xiat | read the first act with tion of that a admiration; I thought it was the poee for one momen!’ > Casey. passing etters whipped Se rer ~ ~ 2s , | - o. . . 7 ry et fk : i Ga Written peare ecucated Hamie ni in Wrath He wrote ' i, ad s — | | Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, . ¢ nds to handle. was not tnterest- in the Great War’ aD statement, +4 ~ee “ tse oatt mean write DP CA Use say you lefiteids x Sint A Jatt.@f.eics wen serious, vou dictated that——rea. ’ Was Shakspeare at : — — poem about Ti: ' * i ‘ a lf the prevaricatio: at 1928. header Walked some Lie .@g.¢s86, aoa the 8 |#ii- a head bdDored (ack @¢ast Gat | point wi?t> otal a i ,k 2 a fia *~ VO anow - saw Pantosser Barney Far nishment No an Estaminay - a re 8 as & Aan * ding articles. have read of a your ticles, or do are talking ink of leading God, Mr. \eading ar- HAVE pondetfed in my heart your expression that the history of the world be reduced to wall paper,’ can find in it tentious Digness of a pretentious I thank you, out of mere politeness, but I must refuse even to try to do it. hat is exactly, in Opinion (there goes a cursed ion again), what most of the y dramatists are trying to do ding up, building up little of wall paper, and hiding ing life behind it all I'm afraid I n't make my mix with the sense of im- ortance you give to ‘a dominat- ng character. God forgive me, but it does sound as if y pined for a hero. ! And so, when I have th very thing you are looking for—something unique— you shout out: “Take, oh, take this wine away, and, for God's sake, bring me a pot of small beer.’ Your statement—about paychological unity and Dramatic ac- ‘ everything but itseif tory of the wor!d must be reduced wa c ll paper, in front of which haracters must pose and speak while an author is writing he has no business to know anything that isn’t a part of the action are. to me, giid. glib. glib ghosts It seems to me they hare been made, and be spoken for- Sy professors in culture and pro- Dagation | drama. | was have heid these thousand times they are all the same—fat. iifele wrinkied one a pain in his them be giad for the re- its rejection.— persona. wishes YHEN all ence Was puDdi! Irish Statesman the con- troversy immediately spread far rond the bounds of the theater's associates severa 8% as seen manager who thou - : . &88.¢ a grea’ lrectors a be ne agreed with tain weaknesses that the decision versed The settin o (oe » » ~ ) Ime is — - wh ihe _- 4 ‘_. we the characters wins a ail’ anc gassed and himself put s..vVer ‘assie ypie of discussion There are arguments ners The average Dut ion sutside. of ant be summed Senator Yeats “asevy is a Mrs. Caroline Watson. By ARTHUR STRAWN Special Corresvendent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine NEW YORK ™ HE amazing , domestic triangle in which Stan- ley Yale Be aeronautical € and wealthy ber of an old England played the wo homes for 6 his native Stratford Connecticut, to itward appearance a modei hus Yet almost every that period he eonyY apartm re he was kt there to spen ne Watson. to Strat d ne Ra and by ais daughter ‘act atout th sWee! ear anad Wiad Vayfia wn the foil¢ es were pleased pugh they neede¢ i muste LZ beg Ya.e decause sade undergraduat werer he -emained at x ‘ise degree as DAC = ‘ather pare ° ne on the next to & ‘ime two sorn to | high social aze seemed [to Beach himeelf os Na.ureei tesigned and se cars tartn -y With ary owasa (909 his a fai @

Page 97

Ge DUAL LOVE-LIFE o¢ e Stanley Yale Beach Wealthy New England Aeronautical Expert Maintained Two Establishments for Twenty Years But Finally Married article. I don't know >. “Ee His “ Ambition-W oman” h about leading articles, - "ae | may possibly have read : ‘ | ‘ : en I had the mind of a i 4 ) After His I don't quite get your , here. And do you know | ae 6¢ 33 py are thinking about when ve : Love-W oman of leading articles, or do | w what you are talking | Ps | D ° d H . en you think of leading . : “ r tVOTCE +m . Surely to God, Mr. ou don't read leading ar- fi _ \ a CE ang EN alin ete iy AVE pondeted in my rt your expression that he history of the world reduced to wall paper,’ i : 4 | mn find in it only the pre- . i. ) , a : co g bs \, | r Winifred bigness of a pretentious | ¥ / =- - e9 ti = ~ \ ; > een I thank you, out of mere : ; > / SAN as" , : . \ , 7 ee, , but I must refuse even "3 da og : y a , ” ; ay & r. , me daughter > doit. That is exactly, in : : : yi shes nion (there goes a cursed again), what most of the ramatists are trying to do | ng up, building up little Mrs. Ceroline Watson. of wall paper, and hiding life behind it all. By ARTHUR STRAWN afraid I can't make my nix with the sense of im- Special Corresoondent of the fe you give to ‘a dominat- , Post-Dispatch Sunday Magasine pF 8 : — | | | Peete: * ‘ te, gaan ae? yt elie iy yh a ae? and her unusual beauty excited admi- cter.’ God forgive me, but NEW YORK i ee A ' id } I dden! ~ in wna og ' > ae ic Lt es that | suddenly re- 1@ | Tey eth Sa te Thee fee = > 4 lize avity of the s#) n. MY med for a hero in the mi, domes tic tag: a. Eee Nea bait | + ascuicasiene ee will oe : : svi it >} \ . _ 42, e ' o4 : q ~ th s t)} & we a vi nD .. And so, when I have f ’ Hi triangle ; | VUE see iy? sins song ony A ‘ We hi at Wid 4 ore . , , luxury at Stratford. n ijere Was the very thing you are t - . on I saline : geass” ¥ | ee sae j é ‘ , ‘ | a Beach ~ a ‘doe Yale Oommuted between the two homes, to share in my estate and would be ” . ae . ea. f 4 : . we P ‘ , oi SS ae 66 pei 7 ‘ : , Beach. arrying On his experiments and re- jeft practically penniless. I decided . * cr} ~ ing but itself . the his- ; nner a ee i . b decided to take horn The mother was deathly sick just begun his practice as a lawyer, the world must be reduced a ne ee eau = emerged from } ; apartment together in N id not seem able to survive the and Beach went to him for advice! He paper, in front of which 7 ea York rdeai. Beach first didnt know told him the situation, saying that he . - 7”? “She knew I was) | ) turn for advice and heip, was speaking for a friend who didn’ not racters must pose and me in ) moce: jut ng mo! rious than The ae save Beach. i then he bethought himseif of his want to reveal his identity From ; .. while an author is Boss every Morn- he has no business to | ie es “ | bute COZY apartment | A : is * 3 " ’ : ' ' aything that isn’t a part sf car his plane ekidded and aa : beyon the paie of conven- the situation and asked her to come advice until] it finally dawned on the . ere ne as new iin oe ‘ 3 "" ~ é 7 * ’ ; | : Deusen... are, to me, | y : : turned over, smash- “4 , tion d Caroline agreed to New York. And Mrs. Beach came voung man that his father was really ib, glib ghosts. It seems if ee eae wat ing a Wing and tune be . to. ah my life with me on to New York. saw that the mother and asking advice for himself. He followed eering gear ru rondition I remember baby received proper care and prac- his father to New York one day and nore period he com- : ie ee 101, 4" Nove He telephoned her, explained time to time he came to his son for m De they hare been made, and Htinue to be spoken for- md ever, by professors in | a ae it regs 5 % gs tae | unsecratched Then « , . > wrung the promise from to iif This fact was firet made pub- ught matters to a climax Beach for the culture and pro- stp = oa. ane i . . . P . . rkie, another of the the ae @ rubber ba 1e pial malec OY nis accoub’ Of in si i Mrs. M. A. Beach ia) _~ a J » ; a ‘ j 5 { ’ ac ‘ ; , ent | warty However, he remainec ai 24/€ s ee ae ' is , Se Pee ; ) Girectors, who felt that the | ADC WAS smear eC ve: vert sUGCu es So h h h | sily took his ¢@egree as bachelor is mother, who op houidé be produced, although | 3 ee ne ear siete Except for a few bruises & nimself strongiy attracted to tl ou posed him. eed with Yeats it had cer- ul oma 7 s thor- Weaknesses it is probable | ACH’S father gave the coup: Beachs enthusiasm ‘or aviation | iehiy symipathigec with fis talures Bpartment Stanley he decision will not be re- lovely home on the ban : ‘mained u d He his ¢ rT id he s he lau : eaid. ‘on your word a. The setting of the play | | “ Housatonic River. next to i ne Scie . mi ound ne hat yo the Dublin slums. One of | estate at Stratford In titme two son ican, became president bAaracters wins a eilver loving 8nc a.daughter were born to t! } Airpiane and Airs! the tassie) for his part in a ! They had wealth and high social posi- vented a number of cevices li] match and is honored and 0n. Their marriage seemed to be an and even became patent by. his friends and neighbors ‘uUBUaA!l KUCcCeSS Beach himeelf was mark attorney with specia. out Caroli a D it night Beach returt he goes to fhe war, is lamed | an editor of the Scientifte Amer- on. More centiy ! iyec possi: ac & ye ioved i hi ) at Stratford anda of es al : tmaoant tor? eo | + os ris oan? BSE C AD - reiurns to find . BY e : CR . 4 inguished ‘or ’ .. ran pre ef ka er a ake ‘Tf ~ ns -" 4 .*,' a BO! ; at 44 2OaRYe nis ¢ _ mentai a4gnG si 44 eweetneant oe ; ‘ ' . Griven he i eee and asking for t! appointmen > — ‘ trust fund The in- ; +} eye = +h + AeA ? ; Biil OuRD Lnes need a aii . : . ; j P ‘ quickly and. telephoned iffics ad been havin m as now paic the conservator e ff . , * bh = a ~at : . '‘¢ r , : uence iney cou! = mei ’ "Bee arn ee ‘ c OY) p Ao an it to Beach necticut coerce him into ‘turnin to Con expressed a fear tren manage t¢ nave him comm nromiae me He therefore oF RAS me A® *-r aviat bf put on the shelf, while the | 7 mechanical aciences tnissing aviators was interested taseie stands as a sardonic | Jid residents of Stratford today reca!! off the art of Labracd , ne ith Heiet mre nt ar bie. fo) man t¢ ve my Own ni8 past £ioTy r he . fire? t years and there ' " . : i » 4 ’ *¢ f 4 ae , ~ @ reacnec er ; . ers C inn rig) Was & MOF’ } : ; Lie - , uid i e' : : ; ‘ + " ‘ ¥ . » ° a ‘ ‘ - Pu! y ’ ’ ’ * : save sf rf ~~ > ~ ; r re Eee 3 oP" . La i ia a 4 ‘ A } ' —_ VEC Bmasned ib & 4 : . é ’ ? . ' ’ iat. : ; } i , 6 ; ' r4 ae P - ‘ Ton! , _* -pervuacectcrmt : a 7 . , : : eT ; ; ‘ » 6 . . otis = - . oad , a P y by : 7 = : LJ weime 6FOrk 6Creace.§ 6 6track : ; ed | Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. . 5 : . . rT ¢. i +. ; - + : t i . : : d ' , August, 190% is ane : t : ;

Page 98

By a Special Cerrespondent ef the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine LONDON . MmOst one of his patients. and this woman was married land was told by the General Medica! Council that he must either have his name stricken from the register of physicians, which would mean that he o ionger practice hia profession Must agree not to see the wom- month And to make his binding, beyond al. chance eave England for that period hoie professional career was And that is no slight thing is considered that his fees are estimated to be $60 000 a vear He had spent the best vears of bis life in the profession He was passionately devoted to its advancemen: trickiand proved himse!l? Presented with the bh. he Was expected to he said ‘I'm damned if I do Whereupon ,2e@ 8 8=6medica. struck hame mean. how- _e-t = Sa as .¥ a a He has be- Standing beside from the anonymity gave her is the proceedings she was referred etters h the medica! the woman. Dnr- the coun- Mrs. A. B written the news- disclosed herself as 1e@ of the wealthiest England was pre- case Hurst's husband He , aaa sented the most damaging piece evidence which was "OURC, a le | Ase i iis mr (he medica, Strickland « Dora larlingest or "OU which save Sweetheart. rou time to read and have never Deen out of my thoughts since this morning. and 1! you got on this evening IT have Deen dreadfully lomely. dar- Once you find life t{mpos- sible for you other considerations are nonexistent You have me to come to, and [ will work 23 out of 24 + urs -s * i met der Fou how won- ling Page Six. a anc everythin es ded Matters Zz e.8 ward in Dr. Strickland's mounced the proceedings i, which had doors. She expressed t such cases should be a \ as o2e@arin 2 council been held c.osec the sub- much the ~ m hlin Wwe | Nu : Ww VWs a #4 *% + the gam it stand by Dr been Se@tweenb ast _ The 924 ~~ surgzgednh wae nting 4 acmit Magazine—St. Loais Post-Dispatch—Jaly 29, 1928. HE IS ORDERED] K®4 NOT tw SEE HIS PATIENT for . LHS e eh at pre © ae “xf bene) “ (fe Gay tft a edding Jaly ce have I her 1924 professiona. wary what the Genera. is. in effect 1914 her cCasua..yY since have never attended Medica! ye She was patient You iove With a ig@ & married al.egations. were ** ~~ 7 +. ADVY.ALRE Wrong i ue nave oa patient woman Mace against CcOmpiaint ~_— > . -— & O oe » A ~~ - im pi’ ww & . @naBaAiDp a i@inani, tae a+ 4 Wile ang husdand o mrYrse.- um — . r man’ Ke were veg rs— "aisec it ADT is AZ D Zt became dropped out o ™ 4 . 4 - . rep tae pictur emained friends with _ufrist mas fat Continuim ee | a? ~~ ~ & ~ a» we Oe & 4&2 OS . : ‘ ; ie. 7 Mra. Hurst. Dr 4 ae wee DE wid 3 speak tc — = =e 4 hme ~ sc Tic “~ -« — » © © De Bud Saic FEW months aa * Mire she . 23 UTS “arec zg ve ~ azo Susdand an ut ZUATantee Gree nor Weaead ea .eTeCQ Or the that. she would hencefor- agreed .t: arrangement? we that Carried com pact vrerr iget com piainant. 4 ~ “ l@manded that _ . nm the street—after Sis | Dr. Strickland, London Surgeon in Love With a Married Woman, Defies the General Medical Council and May Lay the ““Outrage’’ Before the House of Lords. treet ee rceeenena > , _ a » ac as poe! oS - nm tinn % fen uc as successfully nt = . ~ Fida... Decause amroked Medica! against Os ft ~~ & s&h eo Sutrage would be “Rited States wou proceedings ‘8 a great m Medical Association General Medica! D-:¢ 7” tot. a m= & a” a et. OU dCi - & ar - = 7 iV as Aas a tae Association late the soc! Nor does ie iove affairs cf ~ - ~~ > ~”~ > Pprooiems tne great ve of American i. ok State. i bocdcr — » ~~. ios OU Ost . . “prs, sguadbdie .n@ AMerican sociation pass ‘udgment 5m the parties 4 nY. jUst a howerer does and concerned few years ago on om ee ee ”_ -* - American ry 1@ SAMe Princ pie enhou cal O: ~*~ ws ts mem- ntertfere members a” “= repre- eaves a aXe execute sentence of Dr. Haroid F. Strickiand. brilliant surgeons of New world-famous figure, fell the wife of a muiti-mil- list—and what Wms most a Ug ustri It was a sensational affair. The newspapers were filled with accounl of the ‘scanda! in high life.’ Well, the cOurts settled the whole mat ter. The surgeon's wife divorced him. The ‘woman in case also secured her freedom The surgeon and bis newly-discovered ilove married and nave been nappy sinc Now, suppose this New York City surgeon had been a London surgeon, think what would have happened’? He ould have been wiped off the medical giving way to a humaa emotion—falling in love It would have meant the oss of his distiz guished ab behalf of Bw 4,vOorce 7’ * oe4 ever tar ~ we register i? veaes | certain that the House be forced to settie has attracted & attention since = unusual problem in the profession “rown should Medica] Coun- r to oust Dr sractice of bis omises to take couse of Lords for s the courts uphold r. Strick- his grievance before the ,F BD a.most Lords wil he gispute, which great dea! of here raises a very ethics of the medica! — —) ~ + ‘* Ours ji tue arliament says Mrs. H ‘is the quer be answered man be ruined proter thus rendered incapable ursi + ave ae paign against high-handed ‘tact! MuUunication the woman in the case be mam the medica] man and te surgeon to guard timsel! against the divine passion” Again. the great Goctor is safe” oo Ton GOO AOR SA THAN THAT Rants Stan SHIR YANG SANDS Of AND WAY P ND WAY PéSwEE 3 COCONINO, GRoWwWA T OF A UNION) SPATION ENCGULP ME HEC TORS DE FEITLEBAU™MS GONNA BE. OV DE SCREAM. RS. YIFNIF—Hollo Meest \ ] Felt \ebaum Wot vou doos train? FEITLEBALCU MW—Hm-mam int esk We gung dy Hollywoo we sheil be by de moofing peectu _ - ~* = \eTe CO Ge VARA. - Sectors [IST DORE—Ba-ba. xk! pocvies too” LOOY—Woops, ats snappy be Your agent. stoopid tchers Ob. SOY -Tin-Tin's TIF WIF—Hectors rou . oe — cream ‘ace VRA MRS. YIFNIF—So wherr 's Feitlebaum im eonjonctic bore? LOOY—Ha ha t de observation Locusts De ‘armers pars de piatfo a folly sit on covotes an 4e state & a 4 ~see > sae = By Albert Pa E WAS a poodle—or as muck cerhaps, a8 anyta else He was a regiments’: & "or the Third Zousves, duriag © campaigns in A.ge? that he saw military service ler lands. including Mex records im a8 @ the Beni-f yo oc e French * > Bt r rw *' wet the Zouares ‘nD conquered Algeria Dece to keep & The ruler craney hest. and ‘assum French Consul cal cress a disputed inden : ‘+ Lisi) in his parilion Ome > ™- 2 Whee ese The his temper. curing struck the Co ‘th his fan The Ce rou bs but France n the strength of this Msu.t tos “*Dresentative. France landed an af ‘D A gerta. seized the capital and oy mile began the conquest >ack country and of the A itaineers. It was during one ‘ese campaigns that we read first

Page 99

e lS T for Dr. Harold F. Strickland. @ most brilliant surgeons of New brk City, a world-famous figure, fell love with the wife of a multi-mil- Haire industrialist—and what was e outcome’? | “It was a sensational affair. The papers were filled with accounts the ‘scandal in high life.’ Well, the orce courts settled the whole mat- The surgeon's wife divorced him. ne ‘woman in the case’ also secured r freedom. The surgeon and his bwiy-discovered love married and ve been happy ever since. “Now, suppose this New York City rgeon had been a London surgeon, ink what would have happened’? He Duld have been wiped off the medical Pgister for giving way to a human motion—falling in love. It would ve meant the loss of his distin- ished abilities in behalf of hu- anity.’’ T IS almost certain that the House of Lords will be forced to settle *the dispute, which has attracted a eat deal of attention here, since it e@ a very unusual problem in the Rhics of the medical profession. f the courts of the Crown should ide that the General Medica) Coun- 1 was without power to oust Dr. rickland from the practice of his Ofession, that body promises to take he matter to the House of Lords for & Bal word. Should the courts uphold be medical council, then Dr. Strick- nd will lay his grievance before the Dper chamber of Parliament. This, says Mrs. Hurst, is the ques- On which will have to be answerec “Should a man be ruined profes- Onally, and thus rendered incapable f earning a living, for falling in love ith a woman’ And what answer the lordly parlia- bentarians will give to this question O.one even attempts to guess. Aiding Dr. Strickland in his cam- ign againet what he terms the high-handed tactica of the Genera! ecical Council’: ia Sir Arthur Conan voy ie In @ communication to the London rgeon, Sir Arthur, who, besides be ng & noted author, is one of Britain * &@mous medical practitioners, as#k* he questions “If a physician is to be deprived of is living for falling in love, eve> hough the woman in the case be mar- ec, how is the medical man and the surgeon to guard himself against the divine passion’ “Again, the great question is: “What BOctor is safe?’ ' rr YERED| KRAZY Kage % By {ae CAN BE FOUND. 4 ARA ‘ WAN THAT WHIT StANRS * SHIEPNG SANDS oF * WASH “HE CITTCER A SIZE THAT SO WSS YOU ey wari” OR SETrPER “Bure: DEEP / ee ill alg = te . MOJAVE ~* OH-H “Toy BSAUTY ~- _ “THOU “TOY OF “THE GIANT GOPS ~ HBAR THe OP ME - ONE CF PROPL WOULD THArT | WERE OF AS | Do A “BRICK ’- siti & - | COULD Reour SsUsT BE My THAT ‘tRAZY oP) Be HANBCES PU a. AND | WIGHT FURTHER WISH “Hay Were Werke 4 “ar’ gen ae SI 0. U x <4, A ~ BRICK * So Tos sep Wit HONOR AND RBSPECT. idee STATION Me TO THE Size yay j ‘| oa * ‘ bv aay WOULD ce os 7 ai ay ‘ ‘ yh As 7? ' \ as ofp, yy! A. . af r j Aly Or / mame OWSLL- APTAQ Yu - | GQUESS “THIS 7's / Tears bali NY MLNS. , Oy te “TEENY - WEEN | “BRICK: | Wi HAVE To Do % . Ji. { & ILL HAVE TO Do in oo HUH WIL HAVE To Do LIE I, fe Bee ig v HECTORS DE FEITLEBAUMS’LL GONNA BE, ON DE SCREAM. RS. YIFNIF—Hollo Meesus A [ Feveneue: '! Wot you doong 4 here on de train? MRS. FEITLEBAU M—H m-mmm— Dun'tesk!! We gung by Hollywoot. e we shell be by de moofing peectures hectors! IKIDORE—Ba-ba, kid I act boovies too? LOOY—Woops, ‘at's snappy. Lemme be your agent, stoopid. Fer talkin’ pitchers. Oh, boy'! Your voice an’ Rin-Tin-Tin's face! Wow' MRS. YIFNIF—Hectors you'll be o . de scream? lOOY——At's right. De old man's gon- na star in “O’Feitlebaum of the Royal Mounted, or Gottlieb Gite His » as id + ‘ e 0 Man!!’’"—ha ha. Den we play “Ivan de Terrible.’ I'm Ivan, an’ he’s Terrible. Ha, ha. MRS. YIFNIF—So wherr is de Meester Feitiebaum in conjonction witt Is- idore? GROSS EX MRS. F.—Looy! Looy! No, Meesus Yifnif, de Meester Feitlebaum is in de compottment rehoisting witt Isi- dore for de dining car hattiquat witt menners. LOOY—Oops, ‘at reminds me! gotta be sneakin’ some grub out to Snoot on de Drake beams. Where's de old man's doiby an’ a rope?’ MR. FEITLEBAUM’'S VOICE (from com partment)—Noo, goot-for-not- ting, pay attantion. So wot is diss? ISLDORE'S VOICE—A fork. MR. FEITLEBAU M—Corract (SMACK). You dun't ecretching witt heem de fullish head So wot is diss? ISIDORE—My finger. MR. F.—Corract (SMACK). You dun't itting witt heem proonz (SMACK) you should trow hefter on de flu rr de peets. So wot is diss’? ISIDORE—A tablecloth MR. F.—Corract (SMACK). You dun't washing witt heem de doidy faze ——— oe Dey Gung by Hollywoot. | oe AGGERATIONS ¥ MRS. F.——Mowrise it's a shame de Baldy can't lay a fork on de barn- passangers. Cott heem alrady de yard boy. Oops, dere dey go in a squap. clinch. Fast life beginnin’ to tell on MR. F.——Hm, of cuss, of cuss! Noo, Feitliebaum. Squab jabs, an’ Baldy goot-for-notting, hend plizze de jabbers. Referee puts screen around utensils und geeve a obsolwation. battlers. Both men are in center Hm—mm—lat’s we should see— of dining car floor! Squab backs We have here asquap. Hmmmmm! Feitiebaum into neutral) drawing So foist we using de knife so—oh, room. Occupant Jands mean drop- dot's a spoon’? Denk you, waiter. kick on Feitiebaum. Referee warns Feitiebaum against usin’ plier in de clinches. De boys are now in de club car. Oops, Feitlebaum gets toe hold on Squab, but—can’'t———seem Heh, heh—I made poipussly wrung, goot-for-notting (SMACK) you should ketch me de mistake. Hm— lat's we should see—— Den we greeping folmly like dees Oops, —to pin—both—shouldersa———to de oxcuse me, meester, I deedn't meant —tmat, ha ba. Feitlebaum ciaims illaven creps, we shell procidding ruddig up add dowd the aisle. de squap should fly in de faze— dey got horseshoe in Squab. Woops gradually by de dining car LOOY—Oops, Mount Feitlebaum in heh, heh. It soitinly soives dees —sepectators jumpin’ off train—aAll SCENE IlL.—The Dining Car. eruption! Slip him a -moutful of railrote tarrible sléepry plates. ready now——— MR. F.—Noo, goot-for-notting, geeve unguentine on de next lap, mom Hmmmmm—aham! Lat’s we should BOOM!! BANG!! CRASH!!! BAM!! a watch de papa he shell put cor- ISIDORE—Ba-ba, cut by squab for be. see. Dees is a squap—mmm—! PLUNK!! ractiy in de mout a potato. Foilst Whed you fiddish rudding, I bead. LOOY—Well, well, gadder round ISIDORE—Battlig Feitliebaum (that's witt de fork we hoisting heem opp MR. F.—Hm—A texidoimist I shell be, folks, an’ tune {fp on de battle of de by father) lands odd Looy (that’s den we insoiting heem so in de ha? (SMACK) Botterflice you century!!! BONG! BONG! BONG! by brother—he's a dope) with chair mout birrxsgsplijrxx®®.??7!!!! could ketch you should taking dem Baldy-locks Feitiebaum an’ Battlin’ add table—WWUD—TWO—THREE MRS. F.—Halp!'! Mowriss! Hot po- apott, ha? De radio sat witt mine Squab!—Graham McLooje at de —FOUR — FIVE — 8IX — BSEV- Terhune E WAS a poodle—or as much a By Albert Payson poodie, perhaps, as anything H else. He was a regimental mas- cot for the Third Zouaves, during one of the French campaigns in Algeria. After that he saw military service in Many other lands, including Mexico. But history first records him as mas- ‘ot of the Zouaves in the Beni-Ratan expedition. France conquered Algeria because Sone fat man’s inability to keep his ‘emper on a hot day. The ruler of Algiers sat in his pavilion, cranky and irritable from the heat, and fanning himeelt. The French Consul called ®2 him to press a disputed indem- Uty claim The Dey lost his temper, during the “gument, and struck the Consul itroas the face with his fan. The Con- " said calmly “Tt is not I, but France, you have ruck.” On the strength of this Meult to its "*presentative, France landed an army Algeria, seized the capital and then, _ by mile, began the conquest of ‘Se back country and of the Atlas Dountaineers It was during one of ‘hese Campaigns that we read first of the valorous poodle, Thoutou. As foli- lows: A man in the uniform of the First Zouave Regiment trolled into the camp of the Third Zouaves. He was a pleasant chap and likeable. Moreover, he was free in buying drinks for his comrades of the Third. He was wan- dering happily around the camp when Thoutou happened to see him The poodle rushed up to him, bark- ing and snarling, and would not let the stranger advance astep. Such odd behavior on the part of the usually friendly Thoutou aroused the suspicion of a group of officers who were pass- ing. They ordered the visitor brought to the Colonel's tent to be questioned. and ae rigid crosse-examination proved him to be a spy. He was courtmartialed and shot. Henceforth the men of the Third Zouaves regarded Thoutou as having ab uncanny power of reading human nature Nothing too good for the clever poodie But this was only the beginning of Thoutou’s military exploits. Less than a year later the battle of Palestro was fought. The French advanced to- HERE a search of his clothes TALES of REAL DOGS LOOY—Ha ha! De farmers pays dem Zon! «TOOT!!! TOOT!: tatiss in de mout. A kencer you'll watch you could pooling dem in Mike. Hello; folks—Step up to de ED—-EIGHT—DIDE—TED~— He's to sit on de observation platform MR. F.—Twalf ho'clock. Noo come on gat' A beg-piper from hot hair you pieces, ha? (SMACK) But a squap Mike, Baldy, an’ say a few woide to out!! 8o's de coyotes an’ locuste'll folly de alrady, Meesus Und you, dope, bicame! you hunable you should separating de folks back home in de Zoo MILT GROSS. train outa de estate. stop alrady witt de putters de savan ISIDORKE—Ha ha. bDa-ba looks fuddy ha? BONG! BONG! BONG! Dey’'re off! (Copyright for the Post-Dispatch eee _—— _— oe ae ee ae ee oe ~~ ee ae _ —_ ee Thoutou, War-Dog of the Zouaves. ward a narrow but deep canal, on versary in preventing them from barks would arouse the whole line and Fourteen campaigns of war service whose far side the enemy were lined bringing the cannon into position give them time to prepare for the in- Two severe wounds (exclusive of up in battle array, with their artillery Q@gainat us.’ tended secret attack and to repel it the aforesaid loss of half his tail) ranged to sweep the French vanguard Then . Thoutou accompanied his Still later he went with his Third Three contusions or bruises. inci- Thoutou dashed ahead of the loved Third Zouaves to Morocco, serv- Zouaves to Mexico, where the French - cent to shel! explosions French army and plunged into the. ing valiantly and wisely in the cam- Emperor, Napoleon III, made his fooi- The foregoing record was deemed cana) He sewam across and rushed paign there, and constituting himself ish attempt to seat Archduke Maximil- sufficient to relieve Thoutou from barking among the ’ = see 1 an informal senti- {an of Austria on the Mexican throne. active service. He was formally re- artillery horses of ‘ ~~ ne) He would ex- The native Mexicans resented the at- tired and was sent to Versailies to live the enemy, biting Hf eo a a plore the bushee tempt and there was sharp fighting There. in honorable and well-fed lazi- their noses and a beyond the picket ness, he spent the remainder of his heels, making them line in search of HOUTOU wasinthethick of one long life, often visited by his old-time and of into the rear and bolt throwing much the vanguard confusion by panic he caused among the steeds which were bring- ing up the cannon. According: to a report made at the time, ‘“‘This indom- itable dog contrib- uted much to the succeseful crossing of the canal by the French, by the con- fusion he créated among the artillery horses of the ad- Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. skulking Moroccan battle after another. In one of comrades of the Third Zouaves snipers who might these battles an exploding shel! Occasionaliy, during his yeare of be hiding there to cut off half his plumed tail. But he retirement, Thoutou would vary the pick off isolated went on fighting. In another he was monotony of life at Versailles by a trip sentinels. knocked senseless and left on the field to nearby Paris His method of mak- When a. recon- for dead, by the concussion of a bomb ing the journey was simple. He would noitering party of But he always turned up again with board the train at the railroad sta- the enemy would at- his Zouaves He was at the siege of tion and ride unmolested to the me tempt to steal up si- Pueblo. and was over the earthworks tropolis lently upon the 40 feet ahead of the foremost of the When he tired of visiting former French lines, by soldiers. He was here and there and soldiers of his acquaintance at Paris he would trot to the station and board the first Versailles train, curling up under the seat in the nearest carriage and remaining there until the train reached its destination. Then he would walk sedately home and remain there until he decided to visit Parise again (Copyright for the Post -Diepeteh) everywhere, wherever there was trou- ble. He knew no fear. He reveled in danger and excitement. At last the military authorities de- cided that Thoutou had had quite enough of warfare. By that time he had rolled up the following official martial record night, Thoutous sharp ears anxd sharper sense of smell always detect- ed their distant ap- proach, long before the pickets could Giscover it, and his Thoutou was in the thick of the battle. Page Seven.

Page 100

LOST in the FOG The ‘ - t, “ we ne we e : Bays : 4 , Specta SPSS Se CESR SEE HERE EO HOSA CHARLES B. DRE ommander Byrd Describes the Historic Flight cross the Atlantic That Almost Met Disaster After Reaching the Goal. PART V of “SKYWARD” —, . ee” By RICHARD E. BYRD ~~ - aba oY checking [OT pass We 4. Ey Tanagec a revolving ‘igh | a Ll took to mS Sourget. Our des¢ KOL.DZ showed g at Parts *s seemed at an end l wrote out 4 Mr Wanamaker Was never to be "Wr and Saw the revel aD instant of ZOD ouse ocean light had gone wrong— n'a great circle. T get on again wo e course and check dials, checke/ * extra standard com we carried, and got jocscoesnenlll Again we set out for ‘oung wvsei’ tm me weier oulsicg¢e sermming ground im Pricny gare ene rain. 1" were toesed about e , . jae ose ? in € —- ~« ne 2A4TaD ° ard on the coast We afterwal entire storm knew we .5 arose the necessity the gasoline kness wouid ertain disease r some of ‘how » x oe - 2s Saad | Ae * e reckonilg » t 48x eresria ting ADVERTISE ME ans-Atiantic # at he and Gu waiting for od at not sve Deen abie he very & — we should ™ a ‘Th Se EST it Pp 40 | . Yous Cums IT , vi Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928

Page 101

ee © > * ¥ ocmie ey * a aie 2 eenes peer St The Woman Who Commanded a _ Pirate Ship ay be ie xe EXPCTiCnces Skyward,” is the drama tale of his trans-Atlantic flight Charlotte de Berry W as Expert W ith 20 oben: te i ee ee ey, the Cutlass and the Knife, She : She plunged madly snto The ship's’ name was changed to pie es by a gale the fray. the nimaginative. name. of The rescue ship was itself ee we got Only occasional 2}; ; , atin 8 ) limp : of the lights of the towns, ang me Fought With Reckless Courage rader. Craising- nay emedolen: the: GHCRAE Ay pirates Ditore Teaching \ thick, low-lying fogs or lens V (ricer ist. many rich prizes: the me. port The battle: wa f drenched the plane and again » and Met a Spectacular End. . abtured anda ance atin Vk 6h wien ekente OF | ; were tossed about in the been -_ st: tole eeeiadee da al isdiy thane what: : ness without being ab) ander's.cabit to play. - In the midst the fight ve B able to see on, By CHARLES B. DRISCOLL ae te bikin 5 eee ie piece ce ¥ hands before our faces. a € } f F HERE “ere 17 be . if ve hit inisterre afte . : — —_— Rh de £0 de were a ai Was Carriec gi a he t iis Asia - SS 4 4 ? - ef? | * » ? 4 7 { °? ’ ’ Se most 2000 miles of blind ¢} lying. Ne aa any Wom ner = ie aresseq in me! s clot’ ee G }»’ € t) a } t ‘ . a i + - ru - . ro ? a = = ew ra ‘ Ys thought we certainly ought to be en pirates, first and visited the barrooms. tha ve odds a fight 1g on deck and dashed ; = tie . a» . A lec? Ait 4 . — ‘ a . . ; + the tts . , - ; able to reach Paris, a few hup and i@st, DUl Only were frequented by sailors. She e attack uf e De é r - > - e - "y Pf " ‘ ’ * +. ; Pe ° ared miles off. [Ww O71 I em are afssun er a 11) © ali‘ no \ art + +¢ s i ENA DD =} a Vv ere AT ’ W A 7 «A 4 4 a es * — 2 a oe | ’ - - >. > 3 a f + as ** , a . , rt ’Y * : + We were using the Carth-indus ever Ww ‘ t eS - n anc SOmew!? at Siient ‘ ora 1K > + ‘2 l , Yas 4 = ? - mf p= Ss + > 4 me U bos G , \ ° j A rs , ~ © o \A ~~ 7 — — , = , - .f , % *-¢ 7°% ceiient to steer by, better than th Read and Anne she had a great varn to te ae eing epaire , ance ick rie nd ie 7? t . > ‘ 7 + - f e 7 , ‘ m5 , c c . ‘ aa - ‘ + y , ray a Ti. - - -] 4 - ‘ Ordinary Magnetic compass The m=’ have had more than their girl friends RE aga Jose San- ‘ea > e Phe, be ° pres : : - ° 4 os . w , _ 7 >. » . an a nas > . - ~*~ . - ; P ‘ De ’ 2 ts A & (= } piiot had before him the pointe *%¢ of ~- soa ‘ aes & - if ay ; - She ne + + ee vis ae ee Ps Pa ‘ W + ‘ } a oT A ; Ga + . ee i r . ‘ ” ? " : ‘ ? e ae ; Wage a 52 ee £ : ’ ‘ x + + é r Y: { « } r pi i+ ‘ of the earth-induction COM pass pee There were at i@ast a@ Seairont pud, Chariotte met her ; Tau ne — . . ? ¢ = > | - y Me ; 4 . hs 4 > , - ~ ns vy . n - ‘os *, i ‘i : - : " : n ann ¢ Tas s e* C3 + 4 ry , > ? | v ¢ e 7 f 4 ‘ y + = nize with @ pointer in the navig pirating as Anne and Mary, Jack Melis. but he was known, | sri d ? a. , aed ¢ ’* > — “a+ ™ ~ > ° , ‘ . *, Pr . » eo YQ a on a ~~ wr on Bia ae a - 4 a? if herse:! “~~ A F ? ee Ve a ry . 4 a) = ° \Or 8s ¢ mpartment. A number of od Charlotte Ce mers was nN part} 3a reason a « Ja: lk Tit rr a : ° + + + 4 . te ® ¥ | ; - + - *¢ + eo ee . : tI- wo , : late Lis married urile erse eadionz times 1 found my pointer Conaid. met" their super n everv wav. He was about Vea Gd at the . om t@i Tse oe ; ’ ™ . L ‘ . c ry € ; - a + 4 } NeG ? ra or? rT, ‘ Sea erad.y off. One of the POinter har otte Was apta @: eT ? me ape the meet ny with ar- J + 2 id ; = ait — oe ; \ — Pe , © hex se Was a DI ner- ; P f Pos epat ap} epeertis Was sticky. We wou wip. 2nd she yielded to no lotte, and he had been in many as a prospe p) ° ? 4 - . . ~ - r > - my © A 2 4 = I WwW r ~ nda eS arene REED a ow tap the dial and by checking wit, Me in bravers, CaS5. Crueity ana patties usband > ad -eakness roved a valuable addition to the the aiedaed COMPASS we alway, panto. She 24¢ One weakness ce a Fi wv , , r ¥ ry 7 oo, —— e } = arent uu +} xy gue ® 2 my . ~ ° e i . + ? ? ~ 2 4 ler He nanaged to get On it was e she snared 1D ~~ iME Very next war that hap- | P . . , + ¢ . 4 ~ > nn . , : = ° - A Y . >a . 4 i iz as Veil. a> 312 COU if the course Bge£air -*{ omen Puce ,ovegd t Gress pened JacCK Was aiseq rc nava " @ : sé - . : f xy cn i \ a a YT} C 4 “1 ? IY ean — DY { |» a" ty nrr ~n + > 4 _ a : . s » 4 i a/ a About the {ime we st Ber yy ite Bist. e7tr ee te nlanazgzec te : . r ‘ 7 a) he be - ? ¢ + ’ ‘ ) a1 - + i a +. 2a e expected to hit Paris aspore Chariotte a.Wwarys ap 6 6§ Snip abdoara the same man-of- r A 4 1? the Tee ‘en “he x ° : to mu aA i‘ ; oo ¢ = ™ go A © . ° - a - - . 4-2 G%4 ‘ Wak wT¢ ReU ee we £0t temporarily av! in the most resplendent war as a common seaman. Suct A Sure Way to End it i ? 4 > ries ? { v * le ws r. ae : ; > ~ . B * a 6 = ‘ - +> J, is a a 4 ;'Gat Clg iu out of the thi wine attire she was ta and inhsiances successIui disguise bv , - : a ck Met how © ~s* x = ae a sa ; ‘ ‘ 3 ‘ ; * TAART , se _ ’ ‘ = ef i ¢ Cavs )}7 oer eee mer | gegen and gentie in her manners @ woman wishing to serve in the ‘ soa * ~- o- ** a * ] f : f Se yy me , a = ° Alter a week : ‘ - 3 i r at % > .% ~? - — ~ 7 | ‘ , , = 6 a4 . i bright lights ahead Fem cressec &s @ lady navy we not unusual! in those ~ tities ro: ) 7) A ‘ : ; : *) » IJ, A . j wa’ | ef*{nay y ‘ . cf \ * > e maimnr: @ «* a eri d- 9 “eee : * - — ~ mo} Z Oa” i —S 4 ~o ; é j . mia gGUIIlLy uu i BnG & revolving light | wee. QUTing the years Of ner wes se FOR? Alar o/ry = ail aa - : j | a : lou , ™.)? ) ery nee . ss s 3B on oe $en eaten i Do. oe ‘ je . , ‘ , cA shh b gy G smidi ada i which tr ' s pareer rariotte was a rea _naf’ri at Was 2 IU t hor . hich I took to be gr cCarec: Cha G c ‘ en ae: ehais. thia mca He , ’ ; 5 ae, eee - t & - ms 6 : . 3 A + ai Gr P Le Bourget. Our dead Spat. With the saueateness oO. the Se Jsocand ana ignt beside Neral ; ' ; : ‘ ; cs PTaie Sea ine! aad Ose avs ly + ‘ ~ - anefr ’ “ rr r ry TY >» vy ™ 95 , ed ad . a - recKOning showed ul sng room transiormec into GQ #iaai si, SAN Thajor engagements tne mast f ree siInCe 2 «ss im next : ma! A Fé T ,engzetu woma!:s vernea!r Diana "a ¢ fata Nevre rd . : . a -- \ ZrO avoard was ; i Sel ; » @ . 7 ~ \ P sf . ° a ~*~ 7 ams ¢ i « — m ai = to be just about at Paris. gf executive manner NO Bea- - ™ AssCurehaiil riOWSE, a neue «€6©OT Sk 6 6hLWHOTG UWaSk ' Dever muci ef ve Wit! Charlotte ang discussed Jor MuliIny and murder: chroeen : yietin Pst after Fur . ha as be basi a ‘Ah Git ; oS Ges ‘ . error ae ae @¢n: Mas t? hs, y siete Aine an | Our troubles Re emed at an end at was eel UE D a 4 T ney . JOSS . - SPaissit ‘es Siu miseg t 1? avai! =? ay { { rer « "er a @ ? al c ner Ca- °,# ‘ne al ta } Ther e he ar @ % ‘ dé me ’ ‘ : 3 a™= ‘ j . ws ~ aa X i * ; s a4 ad +4 A a4 { ‘ | a,* a j eat ana i suess ~ —— ~~ ae as ae cal Far ' - oe . 7 ° « It War a relie’ I wrote out a faToatl wWaese * mp tant a + vw rf L -~-+ C as J a al —_ ter oe | ‘rn ay ‘ yred + aa lz ~~ - ra" v gn% “A a. ~ ¢ = ~ > > . * c ° ° it % a oo? “~ © rr o : 7 . pe .* radio for Mr Wanamaker. t cut sne set Luc Cu ass © Wa “’ = ‘ r eT i , eet i = Was G es , ae ee 4% - i. ra mney Ga {ma N [- sa arn ec _ — —_— TT) * ooked down eh ene ney a oY eDe ¢ wiee eet » e ailit¢ Ua } 4 : t.e7 ~ c at ra . + og a > i y ’ + - troaten ra r & Y ore - » > f ¢ ‘ . and Saw ihe a . i — es , re , os = ~ aay “4 j vy - ea et a im 7 } t me k Hut not-eaten. for a sa was 8lzght- (2 - | ' 2 = Sor 7 a 4 . - y 4 = es a ine light flash for ab in ant 0c ene Was afraic I ri * ees 7 = + A > “ee i * OY > ec > are acer . every vYeoaae fa +1 as arc ec? rY eo tc treat NMrHek. . e , 47 tT: 7 . ° Ow 4 a As o ‘ be é @ v etim ; A oor . ak “ 2 JUSL alté aq i rg ° : = ~ - ) oy a n| ? ? ryt « > > , ‘ o e » * water. It Was a lighthouse bheriotte Was DOrD 1 BOgiand a aar © away mM eT n the fleet. Jack died OF his tentn — pet e Sa rs W!? refused tO jOiID and i stay wit! t mutiny, s ' ¢ eat! ’ - + _* ; ar = 6. © by = "Ss on >| - yn a co ers _—— o- a £ ° ™ . a 4 77 knew there was nO ocean light-§1636. Her fatner was a ruinec 4ENa@NG, anc severa mes r gpeing S ew at his command---me nad whatever ippens Under the -strair Charlotte house ne ar Pari s. W . ~ “ ning a. w "ic re A owned Sey. dere ¢| J art k if oe 7h Nore Side | a ~ . * > , . “a 4 > As ’ she ws ss nes : r ~—s ' : se we es ¥ age Fo 4 iGDiiasd ~~ ¥ SD GC... Ps GQismissi as€=l uu a wo les ‘t » = . Ji s + Ad kA = a} _- ‘ ix b a* Ve ? S'arre TY acd. ~ e and her ‘ + ¥ * . aoe - 1 o - a ~oe a > - , - + - ~ + ¢- nm " a oe - eae “ 1 ‘ é ai as where on the coast of France! [fp vessels that had been cap- most Cesperate encounters, on w, and was met with a brief em- ma the eve of sailing soon as the captain was asleep panions were treated well by H . Si. SF én at F Le ~ F ; ; » oad 7 } : 4 “ad ° 4 bas . , } 5 r ¢ "WrTry) e Ty ’ . 4 ~~ + a “ oe: “ ~—e } , “~ @ : . - b Pe . . ~*~. 2% P ‘ “ Oerne - PS ‘. : deed. - young acy was aqgventurl- managed : ~~ Se ht -* 4 c ing t 17 UES iss eart as - =slTade- vf [ Normand 1% > 1% sad at rot Silla: mianD AK i iec T > - rew rai; eG cf? antyy a7) tfnat hs 4 recs en thom = 4 “ ia + 4 s wh esi sad 5 . . ~ o « c > wa ~ , os ~ oa - ~ ~~? +r rr ° — . - - . an > - *? = oa 7 i. , v -— ne . e ° had taken us in‘a great circle. The intelligent than any otner Was ing to #¢ e pretty iittie Charlotte escaped from the ship te arlotte went ashore with captair for. the imired her seemed to recover physically. but r -_ . > } " : . ? ‘i - al , ‘ > ; > fA ’ ™ec iz . LJ eee. } P ' . a aa - hee ms. Dp em 3 a rie 4 a oy oe eecali A is ; : : ' “s Oniy way to get on again woul lin the seaport town. anc SHE +482:1%: uimseil rié rOURnL- pefore tne murder was discov- the ianding party sne opservec herve, and they recognized that her mind was a hopeless: chaos e % A$: iS ager ae ag , sa ; pie a et. : i a ; > erj- argres ai ge. a ;ai&seé against ere eelG. Tne ¢ eet Nappented to r wa Frou; Ol seven ma ontents ene had more ah} ty ana” en ais CS} "aondAacrod ahnit e+ Se T e r : : rilt} I Sne wandere tne ship. = says don't use gero ¢ be to lay some course and check @equentiy displaycd her suy “and messy dyes that give the hair a dull, = > ar - > ‘rtm . cr 7 ¢ , Fe r "i o_ - 7? ry > . ~~ oo ~ ) ome + ~~ «+ - ¢ =~ . s * *r . ara a ‘ . 5 U ; the com jRRRES. , eee - ROTC = UnUE Ga » ¥ c- . In —— a tir 7 + + 1a¢¢) 4 i - os : & s . of > e was rn¢ > on ¢ lested Tr e aeton ad acts QUICK: ly, S' ire! Ws and in A scientifie a iW re PCESEC SCRE ak J id ‘ A&a > F Ji TOE \ is manner. It is easily applied by anyone. Won't We tapped the dials, checked # treath-taking One of her fa- the Lieutenant with Ne * by - . +. > e . —s a o e% o- ~~. Y cr . 5 ¢ r — | - ath: , - a ~~ +? id ~~ ° © + aa “ * . - * > 7 w + > . them with the extra standaré com- entures, at ne age oO: JACK Wak iO0uUnd £uU e e at e i nz & ree nearody ne at piracy. was e only occupa-. pirates told the ship's captain that wash or rub off: takes marcel, water wave or pass we carried, and got them permanent: cannot harm the hair or cause it ; PTTTIITTT Itt ddl ll SESSSHESETESSERSSEERSE SHEE SEEESHEES ESESESE SEES SEE SEESESESESEEEESSERE SHES HESS SSSEHES SSS SSSSSEH SS SSERESSHSSSE ST SSSSSSSHSSS SS SHEE SSS SSE SSE SSSSE RSE SESESERSSESHS ESSE SSSESSSEPESSSSSEH SEH SESESSSSEESSEEES to lose justre Brownatone is used by thou- sande whose friends do not suspect it Two colors: blonde to medium brown, dark brown o (Poms a ee mre to black. A!) druggists sel] Brownatone under T in the FOG OVER FRANCE ithe - ©? ©¢ ad -ONTINECS dows Page Se] an absolute guarantee of satisfaction or — ——_——————- money back O K. Again we set out for Paris and again were tossed about } the storm and darkness It was raining very hard on the coast and nie é : a ga — - ~ - - -~ner r . fer a an > ¢ ~~ cc Te e vw £ ¢ wr Cry »§ ot 3 . ~ ia : Ber _&e y T giowi Yr L t la G $ © ia - Ju & a a’ i i Bseemec is 3 ee Da 1tey eme - , ake j- , ro mar r the — P a ry - P iain ee Vi8iDILyY Was bad. It was much c = 2 . S ” = ” bli , BsUULESS peopie O. me us ine peopie Wwe! mad oe ery Z . nie ~# > .. © hal -e ore -“ - a7 % Tr) ax qr } ~ * + oe ¢ ale oe > . + THe eoracr r . bf . . > * We Po * + A é , ~ *hat *?> , A ere Was a. Gis we Saree ©' , K aco Uadét G = } Seas =. a See e a ri a a. o™ ance We 1) e¢ ac ere 4. ? sercrme t¢ nea tna® everv- : d iOunB (hat the é€ntire siorm was : ; . ' “ ; M esiGe 4 ‘ Send name and adcress to if mess Gt ifs topography. We could We had some navigation fiares stiff biow. over the heart that thoue e ¢ @ rdiv stand uf tel] ¢ ‘et 90d-hn. France had been our blood | The Kenton Pharmacai Co., Over Mor nr ‘e r ve ..S ~~, * > « “ “a 6 a". ~ . 4 . o a hls me oe = ‘3 a . aes = a we one I f a € a be ae ws . : cial a i knew we were , é . : Bi Z = | Dept. 6 Brownatone Bidg., st mA a = - ‘ -4+¢ > . - . . ~ ‘ »* ° aa =? ee - aw . aa - ? — “> , ~~ oe + rie ‘ * * “ar r > an d Jj . f . , an: — wii-e x tOWE!I ds Pa ris. ® a ianging +e ' .* is w ki i eo ee S aa pS a : sf mace j Jeal } Yr Uiai ¥ OF a . i ag eer “ } F ’ ia ra eo } & vv scenes of ‘eh: ar TR’ OC i- re af yes wW Ee Cf Bl rt TO) r ave re- Covington, Ky : for FREE ba 2 WA 4G ‘\ d é . J ad . ‘ , . tert tt yf Brownatone. Z > } —_ So? > ¢ "Fr olfg , vy © Fry wri? > a —_— ~ ‘ ‘ vy ie 2 | ¢ * P ye ‘rr Lent bottie of we tnen ew over tae gnt- ing the water ana Bive a iis Jt 67 ths a.terwarc 4 20UDC ies ata ance g0t OF Db come ®W we received whereve eived a more .-jovous -welcome Be sure to state color de- pes a or A — fo O% . Giaea > a © 2 & + ee- ~ r+ > e a , e ~~ + b+ ta aha @ bene? “ rt c 3 . ewe ~ o+or aba -& ris e ww 77> . -@ ¢ * ~~ Y ¢ oF to ‘* “a 7h 2 e on @ - rT ae , a. | enrea TR... " . . } + | | red eee Address: ; : “= il and. Dv tne Quick 71a8h | a iew minute ’ D obae S oes ik 1 ater outsice 1 op €. Wibh@g A then :0ungd tial we wel France are r be rance ave her very bes HEN aros he necessity of ,™ rs “ S - L. oad i al al YOLQ Frail > gay US Le] ery VOCs JARANTEED HARML ES Windsor, Ont. asoline very forced lang e “ha . . , . as a « > = a F -¢ ~ a . c , > © _ - , ¢ . —— y - e+ = > - - r - - > { ~ ma? ey a ‘ ° revoiving beacon we ould a number Oi iiares aS neari¥ in a ming around } pitchy dark ana tHe reason i-cou d not get.any an- my power to describe When we pitiianisnndnimian +’ + — — . . ~ ot 7 3 on r . 7, al “- > 7. a | Corr F . T - - . © ; * 4 ‘wee . . a r , ry © ~nmnnm ? 3 e _ _ al ‘ or »3 ° . . : at we were over Wa4.er ang in€é as we J:G, avour 4a yarGas Pé@) ; uid hear Noviile calling swer trom tnem was 1a ne arrivec at: Paris, it Was a iong (Next Sunday Commander Byrd BR ~ « . 4+ — > L. - © ~ ‘> ref wwe . $$ wnnte am re > > ser A eh aaeinene *enaPrino Ffrne 4 Y “wre ale . pap : : a aay a —— , . ; i " , ; bid ji a4 f 4 ; \ 2 ©} « iN : ee Mma CS i VGiisiwm «Vi 3 « A Time ef Te vue iG Fel awa talks of spectacular flights and Tints GRAY HAIR ANY S$ #AD a 7 > ain? —— - + - ; x Yr Tne darknp aa would D GCisiing uis . & a’ re neé + -* . a ea 2 om — ~ c ¢ ~ was + "eZ “ ho . au rectar? v e or “ en Yor th oir hoate ran tor . r . % , é i . Ty ane? ee e™ . - .oc ; in Ai ¢ “Ks . eBC ls © a@iat- 4.10 -&as c “ aie 4 c wa , 30) ’ ‘ o*- aU = As asi 0 e Sle pne enwurTe City « 0 s p or his air expe iy have meant certain disastef , “ pity tells of his plans for a ft e+ > %~e - e J _ + — . ¢ - ens _* *r ™ * * stor ~* . 2¢ ~ & © ~~ of oss © ~ # ww ao & r.¢@ on ok mo ow A 7 i oe "enor . ; — - eae : ‘ i . ‘ ‘ ‘ > for us, but also for some of thoseF’..* “** st Was § fain- “we mus Pee eee =e ee SSYe wal Noville was getting out of deafened them.. As I had used ear seemed to have turned out to wel- dition to the South Pole.) iz 4 : : is ‘ bs ai i ek is as : i al - “hen . *. ’ - » > ~ > n+ ~ *- ~ ‘ ‘ . x Y ve ~ + . — - ~~ * ..* , "ee ~~ *% “ono? a ea on in 1 T¢ hance ye I ?? Us Aiming enema , , K Vu se chuastel © = P - 9 Ww 2g Ww . — as G i = — G as & w a= sgl “ on = ; “A + } RR. nF r 7 rt he at ? 7 yrurtu ca * Wa ~ a - ~“ Gas ws as&kKec ass > Gass be ‘ee + J va ?) s* ses r an - sf “Zz ae | , . ’ _ . e Oy z¢é cr _— ca + P| - , Ser or rs ave tne ers ft ‘ > A - Was - t: ane wwe wer a r r sec re bar? be bea ne ¢t ew 1. as Wie s &a ¢ Ji G Gs. Wa ut aoe al y ere I na oFruisec Dereces ry ——— er er - e + cw e ° c ? Ker ; , e , fe ¢ arr warers Ce he was b> ° + a - om * Shia pie” ~~ a Gass . Gc ak & . e > - ~ » j so a -" Gs ‘os - oss se a 4 could see -nothing—nothing de ra : . » sn e / mo a te all Yr Th? Et i ewrninme aa *>, *? , mou? ._ + +. °- @w Fe ow Tas i. rT AMA “+ o Aes + ao? ex" ° —— ot neath us—nothinge but the iumina-F- ot were 2D agi YT ewe WMEBARE IBHGCINE Witn toe meal le i ee n bai en and §& e qd } a we pumped > 3 oe , *, - ‘ ; ; or . an a y+ ‘rh 4 «a? ’ _ rr a > “en ad + ; . mr a mre? A r i eA ~~ - ro v & “B66: 4 ww i io a a j wv on O° r e - ~~ i { ~ o 4 - 4 Pe WwW ous lights of our steering instrp ” ee ; iii e : - “ ae g . * rh roe f . ’ on o “oe v ; ‘ . ° ¢ > , y ? a 7 . “ . + a & >" soe 4 tinue we could no ve mt Good ry z ws . . w+ as J tb (1a oF JU Saiary Ui ot ? : ; . . » 1° os Ag £ e ‘ hare : 9 ‘ o- + Ps ie ~ t tho é 7h ~~. - 4 an. , "On 7 “* ©) . , an: & turned {ft the coasts waters @n uUiG C Bee. ] oD ee are c s ; ae Ut £O. a to Wwe Weari.vy: Mad LOT ti BUOTEe > the coastal ery TE AT) Ons Pt see it; only oc ie wart aor ”~? we ¢ A imished egaw e aneac ¢ UE and venea anni-r y ‘ : ’ ee +, ‘ ) ‘ 7 ¢ ry r “te i ies af reserve [8 einai the iandging gwear is secure : . “ ¢ and Bez: 1 exiri- 7 & WERE 28 mile ron “wer © :¢8 Ka..O00D§ ve rese cvancement Write "7 ee . ~~ ¢ + *-. — . r* ‘ ners - T¢ 4 ‘ ’ , , > rv? n+ + Y . = 4 ~ — ree , tails tc ane Wit a remendcgous ta ‘ i u vy fié © BUI Fa s ’ ake mye aite order to cruise around for a lané ' . . . — eo eo PI fe . i ‘+ v“ o S a "\ ry i a> ro + , VA m ¢ fe t io ¢ q 7 " + 1? ‘ rep Cc? o C if Vv & = 4 ent ing place that we might not eves nox ; ahaha. as ot S > ~o? - . 5 c Yc wwe? , ? c K ‘ - Fa , U T ¢ + — ne - ™ ec cy 7 4 Sere —. 7 = aa 99 *> 7 ® « , i a -_ . er " 4 e ef 772 vy. q = A ee is ee c A J a “ ° - 4 > ‘ nae Wh s s+ aes = Aa s ~~ > ~~ we & ~ Ww ¢ inen Ting l believe at the me si 6 > in? é @> - — TL . ¢* . re ‘ oO? a ¢ + 6 x ee 4 ct roa i ; ; a ~ ‘ ana cg ervcIing ¢ +r arTniege ef) TY) G- a c . e. . ; = . = . ‘ . . a s wh ‘ ad oe . Q@ivu ws w! bed ment ve turned we were neal : N jai Us t p +a. '¢ ; ‘ Ri iz€ - - . " P "T here + & 4 PR 11¢ kc t ictured AT frst piance ‘ hot . . . ’ Was SOMEW t GCazed i: eB: ang We Wel UDBuUcCeSsE. U - vernal os ili ee . , | = abe 7 ea BG ntens - ste — asada etal +) 17 7 } l+ve ) T examine them c Se. 22 ()? ‘ eee re 4 BSED SEA ERE Re i EES Ny se . spiindeamentih = - _ ~~ Lan) a ° 4 ¢ i ¢ 1% . Aid 2 i z' ith Meehes Blas ge. ee eta et fave ~ e? 4 r j r + rrni€éyv dail IVURBR di LC ae We sases - eee ee = ¢ ’ 3 ; . _— a 7 re ¥ ‘ ‘ : ere: ey 3 35 . . , . , . Tec? Nee 17 Vou Caf&n) hind Tne f " > ‘ & .& j A + } Cs \Oowr » if . ; an ‘ os: HE } QF m is and sae + wt** 4 , aie é - e- . 6 staec?i 5 T> IT’S FREE. VA rar stom 69th Ane r ret trans-At.@ ¢ . "y £ 4 ? é. , T ; fA? | . ¢ ° , ~ Xt ¢ arr > a ' A ferent Du *k— © “ ~Aii With *s . Vas é- ™ \ > ‘ = ~- P 4 ‘ j . ,. ,s t Cad . e..€0 : Ke} eCing yet anc ecrag- ~ . T + } . 2 . “--F : ’ ASH 4 - + - sr 9|¢€ 3 aw ra er) : r wf : rid $& tt all He au - . : t TY r ’ Tnere -v ’ F .-, wu ° q - e a . . “u , “re? a j 730. 00 & . & % ba . as easy ae es s\/ . ‘ aw A ve - / we = + O c - - — = - ‘ ys © > 4 ‘ ee - —_ : r=’ I". , - ¢ » . : _? ° ee hs | 446 French aviators waiting for us nrmiant >> ‘it ww © ws > ¢ y 7 — sai . e% . . ’ ny ' i ist : uTke ‘ agreed : ai . O% 7 3 rf , io es x ewer + ° . , , ° ad , “y ) ’ ‘ . Sry , “ ? + y * > , “ aici > ; i} ¢ A ers a * | om , we ra . 3 , . ba dboaksi & 5 iss G A et A ‘ a & : decor he fgeerfere re. se! i we not have been 80:¢ qa — ar . ‘ y oi . Pepi ” . _— _ * \ Bae ’} & y} & ae 4 , on > @ . T\ o> 9 hata . c * . . + ’ , > ‘ : 3 : hi ¥ £ " . : ‘ j i oe 4. ¢ Aoaet Ace vet Gis i , “ z > bd \ } “nm (He Me FU Fr a is © and . ry . row ¢ of the rer’ eS: “ -, 9 2° > a i { t ai the ¢} ‘ c > “veg ‘owe?’ Diu? th oy cen? rrié the . bbe or a " rk p ‘ vw e; thor hee? tof . a’ oOuic i@ é a y : a - . A \ et a -_ — Po . a sa 2. / Gi we ! : Vu a t e’ He rrius have hege ct res wy al » ‘ ~ 6 a uw? ‘; y o i | “ y 2 ; a a . ‘ “A i ‘ ‘ " 4 ; ‘ i ‘ \ * ‘ ve > se A m= aia «== ;' we al . *-. ) . ; hos © * ¢ a“ . . “se ‘Tes ! mink arounc oO. ere somew hers uid talk Fre: it was deat , pees tempted it T T : ' : rT r o iy in THE nark? 2 ¢ ¢ ra aan = > ~~ ‘ A ye rey " “ ey > y ° and ‘ ‘ as 4 Cri « " as os ‘ nt Nok oa. ; thir on do was ' Youa Gas . : , 5 . a4 £ ra cn Ty , oy _ > s _o a, ¢ > ; ° ad ‘ kha ¢ - . ~s Fe ‘ Ga \ Go issi © w is tO =o +e eu rr, BOEe . 4s & i iuiea i. ai : "+ ’ ¢ i'n | eee wer ha , aing ye " é F a ‘ ~ . 4 nr az ‘ . & | > + ¥ 4 ~~) - > > 4 ~° ¢ > on @ . _ ‘ . . J ‘ . + ° t ‘ a ae vies é y ae ‘ ‘ ‘ a ee wa a ‘ ae G aS HK € é \eTs we were a £ank’ I TrOUZNDecKS as Pas izes 4 ¢ Ck Mz / . ~ y¢ . an on > % me % wa . a i ~ Bre , > be Se aaa Mas your pores are gettin ? ee Oe oc Oh cask: we es ness: rs Sie ; *t Re et idee MG) re : e e ‘ usQl 2D&Wer—astkec me naoer tne weatner7 But when at : «: - - @4 . ENC} ; ; sv cre ssiamete , sys ‘ a ror r $4 not carry safety with it. It mean aa et tells why wome th ar ‘ ; : nave ; . t rg a a . > e ? a5 ; _ i ar * _ a . uv > ‘ e r - al > e “— ai - _ " . . ‘* ° = . > \ Le ee s I c a n © e -.. + ale ~ { ve P o A ~ ate i . * a UL & ‘ rs \ ~ > + a > Cc é os 4 S a Ga J > s ors . J j . a * > 7 “ ’ tin A . % ‘ . . a é 7 : : Vert ould ATKe , » » 4 . . y 4 P au a ay - : ecg : — or ee wie = : vigaraieg ‘ : fine . : " 2 ~ far I e;,ner "\¢ , amGaed at \ er-sur-Mer naving anyer*.se my ous ness°and % , lg &if S| ¢ : e « a 'T rTrTee , 24 Ye > ep t -“? « « . mone Vv rs = ‘ .¢ + Si 4 > ve \4 ev ry =o" a ae _¢ a " ; r ae x ¢ ’ ‘ ’ K eT Ce Pa ’ +> . oe? ° c , er ? "mT o ‘ornan ? ‘ “ue? ger bs 40° — or « P os " v"« Ss . 1 . M Te? + ; ws A ‘ & . ‘ a oe an | ie : ‘ s Ga ai es x 4 Ase ar ~~ Pa = @ por ‘ =~ : ‘ > i - — % ~ s * VW * ~ t “u c rae for t? . Light . xit . 7? ? / . + { res wT - , : wy ° ; = ? ts * ’ ‘ 4 "¢ - + - * ™ ae : f | 7 > ,e > v + ‘ ; - a . ' ¢ ind ' ; or: ees . . . t = er . — ri7es pai ase of ties we = vy it sing ~ 4 re : ‘ ‘ a . — vr ¢ + ; ae » when. Th Lgiesing them. The mors nt and one dollar. Remembe De ae be enpirtence ete 0.00 Cash Extra— For Prom tness i ws . . ; " « > : , “ th "iar . — . . rer . ‘ 7 . ° . Ane , ss “Fr + - » ~ TI . | ¥ : off a bi - Tes ° sil - ne . a me e AT RiILe«s : ¢ Tre f z we : - F , , ’ ths . re. . r ve "Re ~ t NAaAtTes« 7 "¢ . Te vy Kz ae & ? “ ro & vr s ae ‘* se > bh ¢ ; c > cs 4.a a -o& had rece y ‘3 Cat wi’ ire wick ‘wat o — ~~ e a a - en ej . , ’ . » ~~ * ’ . — v : . a ‘ . , one P a : P f ee Me Sf . C k there. we were 4 Bee +) ert , he durk wv " : alk t " describing it ¢} 0) 9 extra—or—$2.750.00 CASH nswer quick. Find é . . 7 7 ~ ‘ + . ~ t ‘“ ‘ + ~ ‘ ' t ' - . » 4 t s P rr ‘ rt ro , an ‘+ wY © > ry? - “re 7 ‘* £ 7 , ‘é rc . Vv e . | V oy . ‘ ‘ o. + K «¢ ar. —oe gre lige os K é . ‘ + ez anh > . . w a + 6 oor ‘ ° ¢€ fe A ‘ e¢ a a ii ae ‘ne \ 4 K Pa « aaa © i¢ ) a 4 © 3 : . ; » . * he - ‘ 4 ~ ; f “9 ¥ MR the siightes: feat en- KO we Vher . each vour name and address to me TODAY on a posta u , * : » @ were o — 7 . ° 4 > -. *- * - ~ 4 * e . e > . > — = : Aw] iL é a res ~ ‘ ns —— 4 a t é > * \ > + = “ . > ae wer a 7 a ‘ Aa " ; + wpe . “ ‘ \ \t . ‘ % -* . ar - etter Ae A +1 he «av ruick \ is erert , ’ | a © > 7 ’ . > ° > 4 _ : * r . ° ‘ 4 ° 7 ’ a 4 es T . © + * “~ > ? sis ° > > v wr ‘ v >" P | ’ ° ; « ‘ ne 5 ¥ .. : ; + a avi? ~? x * ‘ t : t , + . r . % ‘ ‘ ‘ A ericg 4 pe ‘ ‘ ted - z 3 the P ere r’ ease te fT) rie ~w I Car get +> 6 . ’ Yea ra 7 - + “ ‘ ‘ ; e* ° re 4 . > ° , & 4 . + j ‘ > i ‘ 3 3 . eee — e - .** iu ; ’ . 3 Se i a8kec pbaicoe . creas ‘ : : pated nac ap peur ana Wwe “ we ur pre J8 records watnt , ¢ ? e _ > = : a fro *, my. . i 537 y 1) ae b Sr t ek ee ere” z ph 7 oc ged gta Mihara the Fest me throug! In the meantime the tide had beer r. E. BAILEY. 4 earbdorn Stree nt Pv WGOer . eit ~ . * * ’ t ¢ . "Y ate BY . Te vw AF ’ it & Pa " VA *> ~* ee *%c Go? } or nv. « We . . , ~ % er Department 4 \* 4 if A ¢ > IL! INQOIS k " os pe , { : é g ‘ Apid anc . a iad —— en | - ‘+ Kee P tes = : ‘ . . re ra © "7" ’ . A ¢ Tr? ; ’ sé , 7 ¢ 4 = ’ , : ms ; + er a 2 > . , ° * > " _ & > > * . ‘@ ‘ated ’ : a . s™ nm iw ** t j ’ "2 f - + ° Tees > ‘= oa eo . ad Gi. i” . * Rs a » ‘ . ‘ " : }» ‘ 3 . 5 ] ¥v > : N a ; . ~ afk at -* me ve -? a ‘ zg “oO ° — . , + os ¥ a* wai ‘7 : . . rj ; + . ° Y TY as — . 22 23 ? " — ’ y act paep , : , ‘ : e , if oa . ° . ¢ ¢ el * . . - , . eee Te that ve he « oF Lf te? . A Min. Your 4 ~~ } “ty res ‘ any ex | ‘ wing ¥ a “ 4 ? ‘ We e? PX tu : ary Some ‘ahd é t a “a ¢ 9 ° od : : a et a eo ’ hs - — . ‘ oa > — — ‘ lare ee rr) * ai > > 4 ‘ ee f at Wwe 2G Ve ® thous as hy mas he rest of your ta~w © Dy that time agers appearec anc heipec s UR . . _ 9 -s “ Ring 4 en began | OY njrove in beauty Then powder | Rr” ~ Te oc e * he t, ree mY : a . é _— Cone _ ‘ oe « Ps . orry r a a’ “rte en ‘ ‘ mt ~ *eNta fi , ’ your face with La May The mor \ NOVI wa a * bX oflk a! J 48 &2€2nG a@ ew C #! = ; * ris ge’ re Teme ai a" ~—m : x : w b>, 4 ght ; *?r . eet ‘ n, iit Sus - . . al - i« ° > - +. . ? - 2 " . _ ° aA . e a *> 7 4 . KP ’ " Pet 29 . vv? , » » ‘ > ‘ ° —. ’ + al i 4 © ° an; a. ‘ zx 4 ° | i , ‘ ‘ . o i an © ‘ ’ i? et, on } ive . af +> . . e 3 Be r ner re AT. aze ai trie new ¥ = ‘ a . “ , 7 ' > 7" 4 > > on . . 7 ¢ ; Ts Lar AY . - . y he . ; ‘ ca a ‘ ak j se er. te A's s States whic? were t riy oper the Hex as We ive We Car never for- vA + Bre a ard an 4 Save this Trt * , Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. Page Nine.

Page 102

POISONED BY RADIUM, Their Strange Malady Was Contracted as They Painted Watch Dials— And Cannot Save Them. By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine Jersey. young NEWARK, New HERE are five women in New Jersey condemned to death. For them there is no hope of reprieve, no court can save them, radium corporation. She is dead. Quinta McDonald is an attrac- tive woman, with long, dark hair and dark eyes. She has two chil- dren, a boy of 4, a girl of 8, both seemingly bealthy and wholesome. But their moth- no Governor can commute their sentences. There women, from whose souls al! hope has fled, have dor2 no evil. They have been good wives, good mothers, good daughters. They have walked out of their homes while in their ‘teens, leaving school behind, so they might do their share to support them 3) iw er worries over them: ashe won- ders if her dis- ease is heredi- tary, if they are doomed as she is doomed. Phy-. sicilans cannot! tell her, for! they do not, | know. “It's fate, 1 | guess,” M rs. | McDonald told | the correspond- ent. | “My hueband tries to be! selves. They have gone along honestly and humb!\ are condemned to die. They look out of their windows and see other women of thelr age. apry and youthful and happy. They make their painful way slowly down the atreet and are passed by other women no more deserving. whose eyes are alight with the hope and expectancy of the young. But for these [five there always hovers near the frightful shadow of not too distant death. The lives of these young women are being burned away as surely as thongh emall tongues of flame were eating at their bones and their tissues end their joints. Just as certainly are they going to their death as if a molten band of laad were aiapped about their akuyile Yet they very Mrs. Quinta McDonald. brave. He — me a good|) sport’ —- sh e; laughed witb her lips, but not | with her eyes. | “Tl can't bend over now. Hip trouble came, and now one leg is) longer than the other. My Knees | and feet are bad. So are my el-' hows. And now my teeth are be- | ginning to loosen. | “Albina, my sister. hoth of her children were horn dead, | vears after In 1919 I married, after working in that place two years, I diod my. children, and then came Auguet. | 1923, and all once T have all sorte of sickness ond have tn call, a doctor it wae Julv, 1825. | fore they first knew what it was “T don't-entoa, ek had don't know vou have this thing Tee it. | tno vou contract Von pi he | —__ ena 4 apon them they, awpre of ite men The clnees gre] oe ace. Yoagra ag” as they seat int plant of the [on'' ed States Radturn Corporation ' Orange, New Ia: sey, painting Ii inone dials watches, it w their habit to put fhe tins of thei: ling hbruehes within thel) mouths, eo they might the hetter see my sister, | Albina. Talk ing now would | only make the! poo) kid feel) worse She war put hed weeks acy, thank to call Alhina Is en nn. Sho her and two) Id) not to vou on her haponoy livee with hiehund and that By hburder eleter. ahe gehe 10 eveorvhods. with | All thie ferrihe fro's —— point the brush ends with their lips. In that way radium it war radium paint they used in- troduced into their hodies, plhyel- Clans way, and it is that radio ac- tivitv, eo let lonse, which now fe burping away their liver joint | ngainast ration. Now the rutt settled with the following aions: Each -of the receive $10,000 tn recelye a pension of $6090 a year. All pre vinus medical expenses, not to ex $7500 in the aggrerate, to paid the corporation. At- torneys fees, fixed at $15.000. paid by the corporation. For gal expenses incurred hv these at- the corporation pay All ‘‘ordinary and reason- medical expenses for the fu- tnre to be a recognized deht of the And a New whore name Mrs. Wee entered a for $1,770,900 radium sufferers enit the HESE Corpo- has heen provi- women {sa to Fach ceed he by le- farneys, to $ 4 OO. nhje™' earporation. Jersey nhilanthropist, nit was has volunteered to nee $3000 yearly money ehould the corporation moet financial reverses, a contin- regarded are most unlikely disclosed. the pension vency Theses five young women. who enffer from an illness for which the ecience of tmedti- Albina Larice. trouble. “She worked | August mead, 10 Then it wae the same | old story 120, had to call a doctor. In Octoher.. 1925, she learned, like all of us what really was wrong.” Mre. Edna Huer«man house Hilleide Her came to the door, a eplendid-lonk ing man of 28, devotedly, cares for hey Mra. Hissman its a gentle jit- tie blonde, with hair almost white a | life till thie happened,” she said. and at the “this” she’ gestured to point out that her left | leg was some inches ahorter than | her right “T do hope that there | Is some way that J mend. Just ao [T can go on and do ‘ings for my huaband Hle helps me discouraged | Then, except don't know what I'd there fron: June, 1919 December, ahe lives ina in bushand | who WAS never ill a day in my can be ed. sO much. l pot sometimes, though. for him, f do. Mra. Husaman, her lawvers aay. | le only 26 vears old. and the mast incapacitated of the } havine at the plant. five suffey ere throneh worked long eat Katherine Schaub ts unmarried She ia 26. of German deacent and a Catholic. At 1% with all {ts has cine, progress, found no. cure, are Miss Grace Fryer of Newark. Mra. Fdna Huas- man of Hillside. Misa Katherine Schaub of New- ark and Mrra. Quinta McDonald and her atater, Mrs. Albina La- rice, both of Orange. They had another ais- fer, Amelia Mag.- Kia. She was the firat of the three = YY she went te for the corpo That April She left work radium ration, WAR 1917 thet July, 1920 returned * plant in employ. in Shy the No- the to in veinhber of same year and. continued there | until June, | 1921. Todav ahe | has difficulty In | walking and' to work for the Mrs. Edna her lawvers at-! Hussman. tribute her’ Science mental conditinn to the presence of radin-active poisone in practic- ally every bone in her body. even in her skull. On the second floor of a dral fwo-story apartment house. in Newark, Katherine Schanh stood on one foot by the front window. She has pale hlue eyes, her blonde hair is rather unkempf, her ex- pression is that of one who {is not completely normal said. “And it was my first job.” “T was fifteen when I went to Her talk hecame rambling. dis- work for that company. she connected. Miss Katherine Schaub “Oh, I'm going to die, I know it. Oh. I must do something. I don't want to die! I've got pains all over me. And I'm just a bur- den to my family.” She paused. “Tt's no use. Nouse. They tell me I've got spots all over me. Ra- dium aspots. My bones are full oF it.” FRYER its oe Spai- She is a depart- ment head in a _ large bank in Newark. She has worked there for seven years, ever since she jJeft the radium concern in January, 1920. Asin the cases of the other four, it was not until several years later that the sin- ister symptoms appeared. Today she wears a brace that extends from her hips to her neck, for a RACE tan. Now she cannot raise that arm “T couldn't say I'm happy”, eald. “but at least I'm nop utr dievouraged. I intend to a. the most of What life ihere is me. I dance a Jittle. ] EO motor I even swim--though |} only in the water about two Minutes a time. You see. | can't leave brace off my hack very long 4 there'« MANY a serre? ®0rrny he forgotten in a gond theater go where J want | buy what want. even if they tell me | not live to wear some of my thi out.” Miss Fryer did not Mention she informed the doctors t -_ . ,n ’ Miss Grace Fryer. spinal vertebra has weakened. causing her apine to sag. A few weeks ago her left elhow stiffened. might be saved Rut that {e Why ehe did, jor its‘ flavor ig Strictly Union Made d with Bohemian Hops DELICIOUS HEALTH BREAD RECIPE 6 cups flour Have water warm and allow bran 3 cups clean bran to steep in it for 1 hour. Have milk 2\¢ cups milk hot: stir in Puritan Malt Extract. l cup water honey, butter and salt. Add the 14¢ top. salt bran and water. When cool. add 13¢ theps. butter yeast dissolved in a little luke- 1 thep. Puritan Malt warm water. Then stir in flour. Extract mixing and kneading well Let +4 cup honey or table rise in warm place until light and hess springy. Divide and form into 1'g cakes compressed loaves. Let rise again. Bake in yeast medium oven. Send for FREE Puritan Recipe Book Puritan Malt Extract adds a delicious flavor to soups, breads, puddings, cakes, candies, cookies. pies, desserts. Send now for a free copy of the Puritan Recipe Book. Puritan Malt Extract Company, St. Louis Office: ¢ 29-31 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 419-429 South 12th Street Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—July 29, 1928. might experiment on her {py ni f | fort to find a cure. ao the rte = v2 7h) 4 Ne, ‘ * Ey» hy * a re Puritan is an “All Barley" Malt Extract made from the finest No. 1 Minnesota Barley. Its rich, full flavor and supreme quality have made Puritan the big- gest selling Malt Extract in America today—more than 1,000,000 cans a month. You can always depend upon its uniform quality and purity for the results you want. -- 7 e a» + . + 4 +7 Si 2 oe ; * : ’ 1. yr rrr a *@* LOTTO 3 di —— a > * -” ra - _ > 7 Y The upper picture shows 4) train to be taken to his h¢ shows Genera! Obregon. !

Page 103

Now she cannot raise that arm ‘T couldn't say I'm hap fald. “Dut at least I'm no} dierouraged. 1 tntena the most of What lire , aA time. You pee. | Cant brace off my hack ver, there « MANY @ ae he forgotien fn a gong Ko Where | want : Want. even if they te}} not live to wear some or! rr) 3° Out Mise Fryer did nor men: might experiment on her 2 ¢ might be saved Rut thar te wh 8) she Aid PY.” gh to Make NPre jp, = me I dance @ little. J] 46 ti j rven @wir- ‘though } only . the water abont two mings } ae | dortore (hey Te. ‘DAD ef Al] Barley” Malt the finest No. 1 Or and supreme Puritan the big- xtract in America 1.000.000 cans a always depend quality and purity DU want. ’ wo hY2 Ulen a P Pave the j, long Ang *orrnw — =- @ io — CC, mm 0' TO ee $88 BOOBS *S+O41G +O Si O18 +S + 10101010 +6 WYYIY TY rrr rr ts te tk kk JULY 29, 1928 | OQ SSS : j — Se “ Ah 4 | THE TWO FRESH TRAGEDIES OF MEXICO od *-* > a ad - | -*~ aD 2 of 7 - ee oe Muhsin oe - eee ee . ‘ > Br, 4. — OO . Ss EP ee Tos - pip chit - ’ lj ‘ Ne “ae —~ ¢ the left are seen three Scott Field airships flying over the special train that brought the body of Capt. Carranza, Mexican good will flyer, to St. Louis on the journey to Mexico for burial. The train was traveling about 65 miles an hour when a Post-Dispatch photographer snapped the picture from the airplane of O. E. Scott, manager of Lambert-St. Louis Field. The upper picture, above, shows U. S. soldiers firing a last volley over the body of Capt. Carranza in front of the Pennsylvania station in New York, while the picture directly above is of the Sas cortege passing through New York's streets. Poe *- er picture shows the crow r d at the railways station in Mexico City when the casket containing the body of General Obregon, the assassinat : va . a as he +7 ae Nationa w it is the scene at the National Palace when the murdered Mexican General was brought to tne - a Belo . B , minutes before he was shot and killed lasses. seated at the table at the banquet in his honor at San Angel, a suburb of Mexico City, a fewn be taken to his home in Sonora. General Obregon, in center, wearing § ed President-Elect, was being placed upon the funeral! \° Palace in the capital, while the larger picture Nr es 3 \ we a) 4 ’ “* ~~. ” ey setielaiann th oh ea a a me mma 4 rerting *, % Te. callie atic. tes © Pe ety eee. ae * og » 4.9 .

Page 104

SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ~— . - aot? 8 —tHThe groom is very visible Ddut th = Sb | _ . **¢ . . ‘ . . = 7 ; in the case.is well hidden oy tne shower of rose petais. if ~ - w York, to Walter Gurnee Dyer at the Newport summer home ~~ = 4 & hotograph was made after the wedding of Miss Betty Tailer of -_ 7 ~ - ~_ - . - anc Vr Suffern aller [arent at + mew a . he iVi TS. — — + « * &6 a Gada - i . ss ww a se we ee - =. « “—— * os 7 a, XT ?—The presidential yach dr oston while Mr. Coolidge is ; > t yo ~~ * tae Brule River se W isconsin. . A Ge VA ric A GIANT OCEAN AIRSHIP—England’s new Burney-Rolls Royce dirigible nearing THREE BEAUTIES—Miss Irene Arnold, completion. She is as large as the steam- lected as the prettiest American girl if Paris ship. Mauretania and almost as luxurious. | Mile. Marguerite Dufresne, the French “Quees This view sho one of the cabin decks. | nd Miss Betty Arnold at the Fourth of J r> —— ‘ ~ * - ; ) | = . ? —P. & A. phot cerernonies in the French capital. wide world one —— Seg ee | “3 i: ae ss z Pe ote yt poe oat > EGATTA DAY IN ENGI AND Ho r ¢h re Aur _ —- ‘, - eh lettin ¢ Wear’ , -ar — 2 >» @& 6 7 = a4 — + Ned ae . bf a 5 Ow Ls1eé Ww 4 OW Gs ane $rr ' ; a eae = cL1€e te er et se at 6r.e@n.ey wnen ak mean. i. , . dnt et * na : a 5% ,; . e > . -—_ - tne jesus Louege OCigont cereatec tn =&ton crew in ta » bo? F WHEN AMERICA Li 7. Dp. > o_o te Bill Tilden and F ‘y - + aie. P is ie ” ‘ ‘ f j * , oy " ‘ . $ it inden Baglend é x n in plan iled to take the air and dived into the mud flats atte The pilot and two passengers were taken out™ ee ' ce . | Ya

Page 105

ee | E ST. LOUIS POST -DISPATCH > THE SEARCH FOR + THE ILL-FATED EXPLORERS | UY) OF THE ITALIA NORTH POLE EXPEDITION | 3 Q2 & x * Ni RE Se i ge 9 A RNIN ie eas oP ote Liaw on Re © H., v. atin ) $ \ \ ee , mere — 4 , $4 - Milt RI RO ie Pte ee im eS + age , oe " x ) Photo copyrighted : Paramount Newe-Associated Preaa BS Titina, Nobile’s pet dog and mascot, which was res- cued with him, seems none the worse for his experi- ence now that he is back on board the base ship. Photo eopyrighted, Paramount News-Associated Preas. UTIES—Miss Irene Arnold, se- prettiest American girl in Paris, | ‘ ite Dufresne, the French “Queen” és : es ‘ y Arnold at the Fourth of Jul y / aes t : — 2 ie CM CODIGNI was once, BE te, wae ° | © \y 4 > ee . | Major Maddalena, photographed after he 3 + Th. Pe , ee had discovered General Nobile’s party on se the ice and had returned to the base ship. The Norwegian guide, Noiss, and three Italians setting out from the ice-breaker Braganza, after that ship These men likewise be- to report. With him is Mercanti, one of had been blocked in the ice, with dog teams, to search for the missing explorers. the backers of the Italia’s flight. came lost on the ice and were rescued later by the Russian ice-breaker, Krassin. Photo Paramount Newas-Assoctated Preas Photo copyrighted, Paramount Newe-Associated Preas copyrighted | y | Wy) This remarkable photograph, taken from Major Maddalena's plane during the search tor the Nobile flyers, shows the tent, and signals at the camp on an Arctic ice floe of the main party of the Italias crew M ews Pictures-International News It was from this group that the numerous wireless messages were received by the base ship, Citta d: Photo copyriahted M (ys | Milano. The group was later rescued ge A Photograph taken from the plane of Major Maddalena, of the island off of which he discovered nd dived int fter it : ved into the mud flats a éneral Nobile and several members of his party. two passengers were taken out of Wide World vhote

Page 106

me» SUNDAY MORNING 29 SUNDAY MORNING | te veya co a. Oy > a Bey ; eA ¥ es ety “4 ; . a ee x a f oh , 4 a é > Lee ae * my , Boh 9M, «=? 3 * bd a » Y : a - z .* ; . © one may get an idea of what the surface of the moon is like from these two new photographs made at the Mount Wilson Observatory. : + —Underwood & Underwood photos. SOCIETY AT NARRAGANSE —Miss Auerelie Murchison of I York in a comfortable summer g at the Rhode.Island resort. International ph a SHO0OQ SCHOONERS R THE CREATOR OF “THE BONDMAN”—Hall Caine, well- SCHOOL FOR AMERICANS RS RACE AT BILOXI—The saailin known English novelist and playwright watching the filming | at the University of Mexico boats . the Annual Regatta Week down in Missiesine!. ee ee orents of of his book on the Isle of Man are taught. on —-. —Wide World photo. é Wide World phot. i oe. ae e. elle mee en age Dy a DAYLIGHT TELEVISION—Ph : we ee a © ect, he temegs oF me OF Sitaehs Se ~~ York City and transmitting a ig Oetiag a golfer in action on the roof of a building in New : — men co wet _S. e oe ee . Rast > below Picture of the occurrence to a screen ina room . Ow. several floors TRY THIS ON YOUR CRANIUM~—“Req”’ ids Weis been on his head at the Issaquah (Wash.) rodeo. TO VIRGINIA PIONEERS Veiled to the settlers who left 'O right are: Capt. Sir fan H Astor, M. P., Miss Nellie T Assistant Bishop of London, A \ mn Fl < —* Ss Wall of Calgary ropes a horse and rider while standing ric] phote,

Page 107

JULY 29, 1928 iat ee —— “s } : ¢ ds: . > wit a > Bier > / ¢ | % 3 ‘ . #5, ad a . * ww « * cx ' ) /~ : . & bs — * Y ~ Z i ww 4% A* ‘ % ’ - ne ied 12 tes a be “ a g —Underwood & Underwood photos. = - ; . a — ~. > . ” ot ~ BONDMAN”—Hall Caine, well- laywright watching the filming Wide World photo. > is | y > . » -- porn ea aa . a ae To , ‘ o —— ee ~ oe . 4 x = ae _ : - -_ .. . 4 —— THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH rm ’ 4 4 z 4 : . ; + by ‘ . ] : ‘a # i "e + ' “4a, ji! Rae i . | yyhd a? % Hin, “ , = i . Sibi, — : = SOCIETY AT NARRAGANSETT —Miss Auerelie Murchison of New York in a comfortable summer gown at the Rhode,.Island resort. —TInternational photo. peers |} ) AND HERE IS THE CHIEF HIMSELF-—Sir Ofori Atta, the first African A SIGHT TO SET BEFORE THE KING ruler to be knighted by King George, talks over the radio in London while sur- —A mother duck and her brood picking the rounded by his retinue. —-Underwood & Underwood photo. moment when the visiting Chief of the African Gold Coast was to arrive at Buck- a ingham Palace, in London, to slip through the crowd and cross the palace yard. --—Wide orld photo. oF as a SPORT IN WALES—Welsh girls in native costume bowling on @ horse and rider while standing Wide World photo ra -~ the green at Llandrindod. .__International photo SCHOOL FOR AMERICANS IN MEXICO—A session of the summer school (-,¥ ; i at the University of Mexico where the Spanish language and Mexican literature are taught. International photo. ‘ ° | | = a -~ vn Seo om | , 4 oe % , . é & % at jf os & \ : o/s a . ri ots he : . od Ri \. ue - | ie TO ~At the ceremonies in London when a tablet was un- ' i ih SIOnSES nd founded a colony in Virginia. Left . as. CHIFFON FOR SUMMER—A blue and white | H Veiled t ho left England in 1606 a ‘irgin og right ioe. ‘oa oe ios Hamilton Benn, Miss Athelia Serpell of Virginia, Lady Astor, M. P.. Miss Nellie Tyler of Richmond, Va., The Rt. — Herbert Bury, Assistant Bishop of London, and Miss Sue Taylor of Richmond, V4. —tnternational photo IT IS CALLED SPORT—A diver staging a battle with an costume seen at the races in Paris. - p «4 a photo octopus in a tank at the Los Angeles Zoo. Herbert photo J

Page 108

: | £ = AT THE REGAL BALI : : er... GIVEN BY THE i ~=§|| DUCHESS OF DOUDEAUVILLE IN PARIS —Underwood & Underwood photos SUNDAY MORNING | TH E 5]. LO U | S PO S T . D | 5 PATC H i | SUNDAY MORNING -~ ke _ eo Fd “ a , * SAW Ae. ee 4 + Git LE ALTA, Oh fF, é , ee -_~" & eoo0e9 a bee ’ _ The Duchess of Doudeauville, hostess of the ball, M. Chlapowski, j ' a ) a ee lit Count de Moltke and his Polish Ambassador to France, and Mme. Chlapowski. The affair ‘ei ¢ me, eG eR "= : | daughter, in the picture was the most brilliant of the Paris social season. ? ‘a — | "4 : above, at the left. Directly 7 > _ ‘ above is the Count de Pour. tales and Countess Jean Pillet Will. a 7% The Countess Assako. The Countess de la Rochefaucauld. ~ = . = * ~ - 4 ’ a bd i. A ‘ he a y lot a . Pea poe ; : . a ° °f > . ka oy ; : ; oe wey , et “ N f Pr ¥ é » 5 % fe t Secretly and Quickly Removed! OU can banish those ensoyiag, embarrassing freckles, quickly and surely, in the privacy of your own boudoir. Your friends will wonder how you did it. Stillman's Freckle Cream bleaches them out while yousleep. Leaves the skin soft and white, the complexion fresh, clear and transperent, the 2 ee: | face rejuvenated with new beauty of natural coloring. THE LAST MANCHURIA The first jar proves its magic worth. Bri ade Results guaranteed, or money re- —The Forty-seventh brig : funded. Atall druggists, 50cend$1. ated the Chinese city and whi S ll , serve order, after the retreat ti mans torious Nationalists were abo Freckle Cream AL} Removes Whitens Freckles The Skin Seeeeuseezacesesasssess? g The Srillman Co., @ 41 Rosemary Lane, Aurora. I. Send me vour FREE booklet on ski# treatment s* f The Countess de Viel-Cartel. State. ....+> nanneensoennneeenel When Fat Departs new beauty comes, new youth, new health excess tat is a blight to evervone has friends who beauty, to health, to lon- will say that the reason @ gevity and youth. Any man ~ \MIarmola or woman who fails to cor al There is no secret about / rect it limits the joysof life 4 | t Marmola employs jut But get the results in the \ what the best physicians rightway. Notbyabnormal } 4 crect this ab exercise or diet, for such , normal condit Che com extremes are dangerous. ; * th lete forn appears Combat the cause. Modern .od a Dook ex science has found that it olains the reasons for eae often lies in a gland def: | ood effect [his to prove Srency—in a gland which that the a if weight is assists nutrition And phys: F ul cians the world over now » not change habits a treat obesity by supplying : a rad way Simply take that lack ' four Niarn . tablets dail When this discovery was made a until weight comes dow fo norma. oe : great American laboratory embodied | he way is easy, pleasant va tific, real. al ~” = , . ei ; that help in Marmola Prescription tab Start today, for your o% sake, and ge : ' . lets They have now been used for 20 watch the results Learn what others : 4 Ps ee, years—-millions of boxes of them Users have learned in the 2 ars of Mat , ; have told others, until the use has grown Ola. Your whole life may be changed . ' to nearly 5,000,000 tablets a month by this test Marmola prescription tablers are sold by all druggzwes at $1.00 a box Any drum Y & Excess fat is disappearing fast. Almost gist who s hw jobber. pea e, Another picture of the hostess at the aristocratic fancy dress ball with her Mme. del Campo and Prince Aage of Denmark. (7) son, Count de la Rochefaucauld. M A RMOL A Prescription Tablets ) —_ The Pleasant Way to Redueé A LIVING CHESSE recently. - ™ a ‘we ~ All can see the results in every circle ‘? out will ord

Page 109

JULY 29, , ee : eb s. é cate oe MP Me pee es e ——— _LOUIS POST - DISPATCH —————— | ————" fe a Pe eG Pe ee nitnin oP ye nd 4 en NS ve - Xe, we ee oe ae ITE TEM ERA eR be, +e Sate Ck ae »_ We Ree a aes S| — 4% 1 ye Se yon 4 4 £ nt. das * 7 Dat Se ee ea ir ae igh Ca ee anaes ea ee er ee ere . ewig lead hs pee te Hy int eign $e lA a ila ate s ae gia é ye ; ’ ‘ Re a . ; 1 elie SB ah s**t single. Ae. the in : ere a Pith i Bia " ae he any Sane ee She ra ot, ;, = ~ a ~ . Oe 7 - > ’ ’ . | 7 . : ” | A 70-YEAR-OLD KING TAKES oe | : y , ) Breil 2 “Rep if Count de Moltke and his by | : . Sp! | ; . : THE STAND—Gustaf of Sweden PERSPIRATION daughter, in the picture : | ae, | takes part in the national celebra- | *"4 = ate above. at the left. Directly Le 4 a : . | Py tion of his birthday in the court- ee in above is the Count de Pour. g | | ' yard of his castle in Stockholm. vietnam domi | | . aap ant. Apply it any tales and Countess Jean es ™~ \ | \ = ) . \ wy 2. ) 7 a time. day or night, while you are Pillet Will. ) G ft i” ng ete , res tra?t mereéeivy isdo®m gil r ght ‘ | punctt repairs alwavs mean under-inUleted tires , :, ia . flatec tires mean Drokxen casing wailis—and Carry a Shaler if And I have seen too many cars hurtled Cc Paced Your Car its to take a chance on anything reps rs. 74 2 OSS eee™ ; . - T wroere ae rube reneirs must A rf. : ae rhe ‘ ct .? of continuous ? gf speecs Sha@ier Patches a r¢ get a repair thet will stand up essential ; | ; q . Py ‘ 5 ‘a ‘> ; ; ' “ ‘ - s =» J ‘ . ~~ , ; i ¥ -¢ - - . . . oi ‘ , 4 r r . ’ ; e. . » = 4 an view : | = | . A . , e : — ’ . 4 a * ; ; -, ° ° 4 r ’ ¢ : . ’ " h ” one : : r } 7 imier . ‘ ~ asd " he . : - * ” ’ ¢ e ss x» 5 ; ~ wd * ~~ » ~ Y , : pairmen. ‘ *? ; . 4 . ¢ . aan 4 ey . - Vuleanize Your » new youth, new health | : her 51 t which all mo } 3 | ee ee: he ce mee tg Repeirs ne has frienc who sav that the reason “out ust ans = THE Ls ’ Worids arte: pm ‘ f c a rss in we a si en ; * > ,e7nere anc heipfu: | = SS J Mar not change habits in 3 e | | “ul | Bre ”~ on “ s ‘ ’ F oreign = 3 wavy simi tabiet iown f¢ t. scrent ur own sak ” “> SHALER COMPANY s the reasons ; t This t » Ay 4 rn what ee oO vears emavy be ch; f tadiets are so: ne oTS at : * a OOA Any « “4 eter ‘ror hu rept Preeceistiies Tablets j Redace 4 ‘ im The Pleasant Way to Redac? A LIVING CHESSBOARD—An interesting game being played during a fete at the racecourse in Vienna Awok ¥ . recentiy.

Page 110

SUNDAY MORNING THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH a” rg ‘ i S. oe . ¥ - ee ~y fey, we # * £ Si ' Ed Avie = ¢ me ’ eit Ee ee Pe Oe ee Pee oe mY " > + oe" Vd 4 n'y . ‘Mw ‘ °" . F Bg. - 4 . [= JAPANESE GUNNERY—Houses in the City of Tsinan, China, destroyed by shells fired over the walls by Japanese artillerymen during the recent battles in the Orient. Associated Press photo. { NOT A SHIP LAUNCHING—Just a motor truck making its way through a little lake formed by a bursting water main in the roadway near Forest Park Highlands. THE BUNG =a, i WE AVENLY DAYS. HERES oH. I JUST KNOW THEY LE UNTIL THE COWS COME panto THEN THEY LL EXPE A BIG MIDNIGHT ' ee a ” ih “4 —By a Pocst-Dispatch staff photographer, A NAVY CHAMPION—The powerful wings of one of the fine carrier pigeons bred and aa at the Naval Air Station at San Diego. PEARLS AND FEATHERS—A novel set of costumes worn during the recent Costers’ Pony and Donkey Show near Lon- don. The feathers are real but the pearls are made of buttons. Pr & A. phot . oo aA i 4 . “She Arfume of 4 7 ae c Cagnetsm p — COTYS NEWEST CREATION “LAIMANT, | THE MAGNET GS GS ) | Y abn Ol fea / of ,, J : : Keale wt — the /ragrance of sheer vibrant mag ae ~ kk AY e, f bexfume oe Se wth a2 Magic of lovely seduction in its te. A / / OE 288 we e oF debtAs he box of SAIMMENITYS shark-shin desion the cut crystal Macon. ob des 1972 the cul cHYS la flac On, Rive a perfect exbression of the new dynamic beauty of today PRICE — FIVE DOLLARS t THOUGHT I 6 AW SOMETHING MOVING. THEY 1 FEEL IT. WELL, SWEET, I GUESS WE'D BETTER TODOLE ON, ER. & a, & 1,’ ote “a «at ~ r * of ee ee ~p eS ee MY WORD, MOSCOW. THE GLASS IN OUR. DOOR IS BUSTED!

Page 111

JULY 29, 1928 Ae ee Y ” “ a : he nc : - i er om he . ee ee “FT HAMMER ON THE OCOOR WITH YOUR CANE. AND RING THE BELL AT THE SAME TIME, MOS COW.. SR See ce “y ih dee ee ce | oe . ‘ ae : rt ty, Hua its way a a little lake est Park Highlands. By a Post-Dispatch staff photographer. ———s pn - =~ - = ~~ * _— met Oy ieee ain ate WELL, SWEET,\ Fob f VES THERE'S THEY VE BROKEN QUICK! I'LL MAKE HIM \} /vyes \ | WE WERE)” 7» NE t GUESS WED sh ee =-R PLACES | | THE,GLASS. THE PAY FOR THAT GLASS. OWT fx, / YES. ON OUR by, BETTER TopOLE }) | |. jingles ! c! STOPPED cat ane (ag IDEA! THEY'RE QUICK! THROW ON / FOR COME WAY eee oo : ; ASR , WJ, rm GOING AWAY YOUR CLOTHES. WELL A LITTLE S RIGHT JP, WHEN & ie YI | TOO. SUCH RUN’ OUT THE BACK WAY! |\ STROLL. UPSTAIRS ves sana ANO MEET THEM - ) WITH US, YOUR COMING OUT. QUICK . | FOOTSTEPS: BEFORE HE fo GETS AWAY. moi MA TH YES SIR, 10')}: te ( LISTEN, JO, LET ek | § GIVE TEN (ib tY rie ie : GO! DONT TRY TO REATION ie | eH SMACKERS \ TWENTY. | : TALK ME OUT OF il f : ALF a\ | TO KNOW. WHO /’ 4} a com TRIMMING THAT in. s SURPRISE. BUSTED star © | 7 SUCH A PHONY! ILL TAKE . THAT GLASS. jt ee SURPRISE. HIM DOWN IN’ ae be open! | | a. THE ALLEY. ILL M | LST) Rag || Uy Gren. CF a) od 4 A ail oe & SHOW HIM 5s brant mag on ints tk -shon dive ® PRICE _ Five DOLLARS et etl et AN. ZN ig

Page 112

_ ity, (TLL SeEM Good / T BE HOME AGAIN 4 ~~ a * , ae = -- - . ner CaN D, GooDY, Goobr; GoobY GooDY e aes 4 lee 4 as ist ats —s _-—- bad ae ee ae Hie HS pen ar of e? ee IT SMELLS FUNNY DOESNT iT? MY STARS NI - DON'T FLY oFF THE HANDLE ! THosE THinGs ARE BOUND To HAPPEN J; . DO ‘You REALIZE THAT BEVERY THING WILL HQVG T'BE CLEANED ? THEY ve BEEN INTO EVERY THING | THinsx ILL TAKE A Good BATH AND. RUN DoWn To THE CFFICE jil ii SS Siti SWS | 1 OUGHT To RUAN DOWA To THE OFFICE FOR A FEW MINUTES AND f, | uf FH ib iif P sa ey 2 ko ac OR RATERS. 1 er reeeceemmenmmen- —_ cn a - : . ~ ~ - . . - 4 f om aah be won 0beceneeeee. $ ? eae eae t / \. _ i ae oe a h ae te oles : m ek Hie @ " ae Ait ree 7 a > ae? i . bi Rio “ x 7

Page 113

_By BRIGGS ’ : ~~ . . 7 ia : Ri > i 3 : : — 5 4 Soe = 4 . ef * | brik u A oa F dah bik sPtPes> ones oe Pe oH ; “ Dea, >. +S | WHAT A RELIEF FOR BROTH MIND ANID POCKET BOOK TO SE RID OF AARORAS THAT INCONSIDERATE AND UNAPPRECIATWE GOAT. \Waacee ~~ WHAT BECAME OF THAT > MISCHIEVOUS GOAT NOU HAD. HE HAS A DISPOSITION LIKE A 4 STICK OF DYNAMITE START- & ING TO Work. BUT 1 GOT RIO OF LIM ALLie2IGHT 1 COULDNIT SELL HIM Or GIVE HIM }AWAY ANID DIONT HAVE THE HEART T KILL HIM SO 1 GOT MY BRAIN TO WORKINIG ANID WHEN MY BRAIN STARTS WORKING, SOMETHING'S -6OoT TO HAPPEN | By SOL HESS THAT GOAT CosT ME SO MUCH MONEY THAT YM AFRAID TO FIGURE IT UP_]| * HIS ORIGINAL COST WAS $B9° BOT THE UPKEEP WAS TERRIGLE. (SO 1 TOOK AARON ANID’ PUT HIM IN MY CAR COVERED HIS HEAD with A SACK 380 HE COULDNT TELL WHERE HE WAS GOINIG ANID DUMPED HIM OFF IA) SOME FARMERS LAND_-SOME JOKE ONI'; THAT FARMER ! = SF IM GLAD 1 HAD ADBRONI- LIFE SEEMS SO MUCH MORE PEACE- FUL AFTER HE'S CONE. Mp + Lio! Ho! so IT's you! Z WHAT ARE YOU DOING- TIDVINIG UP THE =a PANTRY Tes cee ~ ae ic Oo Cari, . * - " - J — of \\I THE FUTURE REMEMBER {THE JAM WILL BE SEPVED \ ONLY BY REQUEST Or AT THE TABLE ~ NOW YOu CLEAN) OP BELL. YoU Dipbn T HAVE WT Go TH OUR OF eiCc]e ANY Moke ddan § DID: tT CAN EASILY WAIT Titi Tomarec You WArnT To GET Mowr THERE AND Do A LOT OF Back- SLAPPING AND HAN OSHAKING THATS ALL THATS DEMANDING HOUR ei TENT tON Hun, 50 YOU'RE THE MAN THAT PUT THIS GOAT IN) MY PasTUReE !_ HE BUTTED DOWN MY FENCE AND THE COWS GOT IN MY a THAN F302" BUT IF YOU ove ME*F2see CASH ,IT WILL SAVE YOU A LOTTA / sRouBLE! ~~ = BAAA, WOULD NEVER Sve GOT HIM BACK WHEN HE RUN AWAY R-A,

Page 114

BRINGING UP FATHER # | DON'T WANT TO RIDE IN ONE OF THOSE. BABY CARRIAGES- i ITS WOT A TOUCH OF THE GOUT- HE HAO BETTER GOTO THE COUNTRY AND REST FOR A FEW WCOEKS:- 5 GET HIM A WHEEL: ‘ee Car RESTS St i, F APONTE TAMI, | orem PE alall yaa i WOU LOOK A®& IF WOU SPENT ALL YOUR LIFE IN THIS BURG: VE SEEN MUMMIES FOUR HUNDRED NEARS OLOD- THAT LOOK BETTER Te ik cella COME BACK AND PUT THIS CHAIR IN THE BAGGAGE CAR- ale i ROPE |! MAKE I‘°T- |} DION' T HEAR YE- WHATT'D YOU SAY ? ‘stalemate iM GITTIN' SICK OF THIS: THE NEXT THING: MACCIE WILL BE BUNIN'’ ME TOYS TO PLAY WITH: ee \ GOT HERE- THE AIR WILL ALL RIGHT LETS Go O60 KOU GOOD: BACK "TO TOWN -: a # DRESS FOR DINNER- . ‘ ‘ CAN'T: I'VE. | GOT TO GIT. RIGHT GACK TO THE ARE YOU GOIN’ TO CALL AT BOBKIN'S FOR A RAKE ? a AEORERS ARR i> a aie NIONSENSE- WE JUST L + By MORNIN SIR, BE “= NOW HE I" — Bricks we wel be Oy fmarisnir * EVROPE1$ 172. (| CRAANNEL Witl SE a ee ae; | “OH, JOE, ISN'T 17 WONDERFUL? ROD MADE \T-- L CAN : Per aa cae tare /~ Sy\MMIno WE Ai tetas aaa ea LL NEVER BE AGLE TO MAKE \T BACK, BUT 1 OON'T; CARE -- RESE ROCKS ARE SO Nice: CORRES oc TONIGHT, JOE, iS STARTING nfo) Zé RAIN “HERE <ins) ¢. \\ WON'T BE any: JG Y=? a ONE IN THE os water —A , pene v6 or Va gies een ss TLL LET YOu OFF \otear CAP, THANKS!) (OW, DEAR I DO Shee BELIEVE COD HAS DESELT- ad af DANCES ARE ALWANS SO MUCH a MOrmE ROMANTIC ON A RAINY os ae ate GUT #E FLEDGED LIFE GUAKY NOW ---HE CAND» oF TAKE NOU TO "MET DANCE wax © TONIGHT aT ) FINE HE'S A FULL: 28 SAO x 3 . a 7 wl a SRS . ’ N + 5 ‘ & £ my . ae Re tbe Dstbaat ae CS = es ; * ¢ é “A

Page 115

SECOND SECTION ee pee |. 27 BILLCONSELMAN ana CHarcie PLume—= ad GOIN' TO 7 ee NOW, REMEMBBPR WE'RE "yy, 2a. “4 ~ IM SURE THE THEGITY=| | BR , BUT BP oe é CINDERS GIRL. WON'T EH? Redes PRBS ROAR ae ae 38 AKE : ‘iS AN. OF SOCIETY { E THE SKIMMEO yf MILK |! | ‘T REFUS Se Yt Hey'RE a _ I $ // r - EN ERERRE Ne A R 1a rte nee Me Mlle Meal we at. Ur woe eka... Mone me WN “ ¥, PPO PY MEO ‘t. . s a AE ‘i + ~m o Pee v oe Swamy By ye ena a : ~ 2 oe ne -¢ 3 — Nae ™ ith * tang» oe Se opty am gy > oe apetphgttiinn “yh a6 Co — Niacs-A ss) f wett-HEe CANT THATS AS HAVE ALL THE YY AS YOU: >) LUCK IN THE T SEE HOW jL_. WORLD- ee ~ Le a. oe ee SO AHE CAUSE — STAR IT's | 4 IMMEDIATELY, : : S e >> - ORS Sy ite age > & Py a ea SF is & Fo De § Ay 4 1 a arte rw Sa \e } ny ae, A . &* x 7 + es kt Lath, Aes - < 4." “%. ={ \S “HAT ABSOWTELY! A, NECESSARY, SS CAPTAIN? §=/- — ~~ + Me 3 ec =e . Ray ke ae oe —— - = : . z ” Sus re i HURRY, . HURRY, HURRY ! WHILE THEY LAST, KISSES ONE DOLLAR “ RR: FINE- HE'S A FULL- FLEDGED LIFE GUARD NOW ---HE CAN TAKE NOD TO HE | DANCE | TONIGHT ST? : “oy a .y - - - We Nit SO_ SAPS . Ak SA " » 5 UNDERST THE EFFECT, IT'S. HAVING . WE SOLD THEM KISSES, ALL RIGHT— N THE BROW A BIG STUFFED Cis —* eu & Pet ON; 1928, Be Pee aceite Rae a

Page 116

pgpetyte yt as : = oe ‘3 = 3, S Sg Bi at eae 7 . ee : Pa ag a ; : ‘ae Bae " ~e Ma ea ’ ] Paks a > 4 . of : : a oe -_ oe f nie? wig 4 Fr om - ~+ - . . eS PS ee ’ * r . wc ae : 3 4 . n i ce iy’ é E ? ~ ‘eae es : - - 4 kf s - ¥ F . -_ 4 * —_— > su88 te ; ee ¥ ' “ . . ’ , x Pi , _ oF , * N * P a *2 % 4 a — eager Ye : at - ae. ; " : ; . re . « xs et ad ad am . ; ‘es wf. 2 , » 7 . b eos ss Se E 4 Ge : ~ : . Lye” ‘ ; , ; .. es % “" . ye oe ae , ’ é ; "hake ‘ ~ 3 > ar = _— > - * bie ‘ . 7 7 : q to ‘- wh we oe . 7 " be ees y" 2 , 5s ae ee , y Agen 3 ‘ x ; r , ow i LL = panes on , " " Pos $5 a a , : , ‘ ae F ad ’ ‘ t ¥ , 4 My ~ ee +4 ame rt , ¥ q ' ; ts Rs ea ¥ he a - uit R.. ob Sree “2 ae, “ 4 e — 3 - & = W- . i ‘ P, oe ‘ a fy 9 Fees » eS ; a, Page : we re YS aeene Se - : “ ' baths e w Re JueyVs, 7 ; (fee ee i, © lh A 5 Sha ya A j “f A ~ ek: a * > f ‘i- © a cae ‘_ Fos i sf a om ' 2 en Oh fk - ; : “¢ ad * -, “ ; = *% ai ol aad ht MARAE eng ‘ye wi : ) ’ , : py ae we : a3 % T 52.48 nN Ay “can )ONI . : : | a bearer wHo Leokt oe YOUR NOME 2 ? le way) ee wie GReieie i : 5 , gu Fw ea ere So et. ‘eat pe gO Be ‘¢ ae ee mae Es “By R. DIRKS S Par O % Trade Mark, 1928 Reg U ar Of Originator of the Katzenjammer Kids PA rah SS ASK PPR ‘ SS SN AN “ x he " C¥Ou GOT RIGHT ; aii. a: TROUBLE AS DER | Te 7 \ | DTS NAPOLEUM, VE ISS , i lite y AWAY THAR THAR SHE 7 MEASLES ! el : 7 es 1 oF oe: s- A COUPLE OF SAPPERS! we BLOMIS ! ITS THE | — BM r rm it VEN 7 TINK OF MA- | SWABS AS SWIPE D | GIFF A G00D | ae, O0-LA-LA;: LOOK:. | NVELL SMARTY, GET pirzy \, Phivoon PINCERS iced Aas ae “ ME CREW! UP | (soice mir ped | |, Zammt TS DER INSPECTOR AUND SHOW DER VAY HOME * | 4A1) NOODLES, iM CONWINCED TE ala ¢ > | RBVUNCE UND | es ra 1) — —_—- = ) UND FRITZ OR COMES | ee aan! A CHAB ON DER BREEZER!? j ie 11% STANLEY HAS Gone ATE A | AND TAKEN THAT BIG QUILL PEN FACM MY PESK : ae Sas VUN MINUTE , YOU! | 3 | | - UND IF YOU DON'T : mie Sa COMES ANY MORE 4 ae BELIEF ME,GO UND 5IT 4S AWOY, ME OF DOT MONKEY - OIXTEEN MEN Ga ON A TACK “ HONEST, GOODNIGHT- HEARTIES ! WEL- ~BIZNESS, GIFFS ON A DEADMAN'S Ae INSPECTOR SUM TIMES DER LOONY ! -COME BACK TO ¢ IT MOIDER , CHEST £3 YO HO HO “ie (YOUR DUMBNESS MAKES YOUR OLD MESS- ! : yy AN’ A BOTTLE 0 RAN than La g GIF UP! ia ey: 00 ! VARE VENT B DER INSTECTOR? 1p a gy “HERE domes THE TROLLEY Wish IL dourP SPEAR © THE SKIPPER AS HE = i 3 ey, LE wisn ¢”?. 3 es ¢ de es “ne mw Weep “tl Favmitis HOLD ON E— = : es CHEERIO, MATES ) |, SER | (ayy apoarD J LADS | HEAVE (ADTAIN Uy ig i") ae : : i AVA (La FER THE os ca \ an ee lic ie — 0 , : be rg : : MAI N $ : vHoops be [~. : . - ee - $ ee ie a PER, Fh “, Re F Nowee ik rs : %? ee, 3 { A : 5 e. yy \. ‘ Beers Ce ae aenee is a4 " a . p ¥ ‘ an ot . oj - . eae ee ° : * ee Seg os « - 2 P ‘ aA ; : ; es wee = ; San a . ' , ae cide ‘ a ee \ - ee > at a * y « ‘ 4 = * ° Bee, i Boe oh eae a SRa SS Aaa ove Se ‘ . . 3 ‘ _ ee Me 4 - | \ on C2 Mat SW sae Feaxt ’ al - ’ % 4 ss PS . SF BO - 5 ORY ne x avis “ : : : 7 Me > So ae 7 . ‘i > Ke Oe : - .s a poe te ad Sona . iss } 4 r * > . “ y . : ve . yee « P f ait SRvigh Pres, Pebbihong Ce (New York Werld) aaa.

Page 117

ee os _— J AND JEFF __ JEFF'S TWIN BROTHER DOES HIM A FAVOR _ By BUD FISHER _ BS TWIN-BRoTHER JULIUS, MUTT Kwows A BS : —~ ee | i ag a noche ; i Se ; _ a ‘te KAOW ZL’ , >” DOC WHO CLAIMS He CAA) MAIKCE nae EO - wey Lt, 3G, THROeN re fer ee eee ae ure mao fers a he ey GO IN THE NExT ROOM | / rir Ke YOvA TALLER > THEY DOW'T KAow t Have eens. ../ TEN O'CLOCK , $0 AT TEA) SCL Ock You SPit™ Bi/BeoticeR THAT LOOkS GRAcTLYy , MA aed A BroTHEef wHoO LooKxt EexaAcTry Alkee > Be STAAIDING OUTSIBE THe HoSsPITAL ea Like ME OR THAT He's rrhe ~ Foe. TALLER € Me AND WE OUGHT " Door APd iT'CE CONFUSE THEA — STRONGEST LIT TLA@ MAN (fi THe To HAVE some TELL hae - ——1 _. WHE) THEY SEE YOU: — | WORLD: ies ! > geste YOUR stHene, Ee 4 bit 2 5 J 4 4s * an - oe Con Bey * Pee. D § Way # ih Re eee a ten a ee eat eae Sot & “jee ic, Bs 4} oT ie Fy i J \ 4 , ae R. DIRKS the Katzenjammer Kids NOPE, NOT . in lweight TO YoUR Feet HURT: HEFFENS DER IN- S | 2 oa sa! | -SPECTOR ? LISTEN a a. 7 > .\\ &a& eS S f 2° i aa ‘ : SRS Uv ai Office # is! Great Britgin Rights Reserved Trade Mark TOONERVILLE FOLKS STANLEY FEATHERS A HARD BED 4 “SKIPPER! PLEASE, IF You SFE | ee LITTLE STANLEY, GRAB HIM “ cs : | WeTtsS HE PoINn BiG. QUILL PEN | WZ ANP? HAUL HIM Home ! He's 4 ere | To THAT aeT MY QUILL PEN, A opi facings" : : is RED FEATHER ~ © STANLEY HAS Gone. ANp TAKEN THAT 7 : 4 o fz 3 3 : = : ‘ : : basins pert ak Sa f : og ae ; 3 . / ait Z : re aT Sel SS ; ; : y a Z ae P ’ -- See. Se Sas : ; oy i oP ° ~ ~ Sie } . =F ¢ 4 in = a ee = eee IN. .ENNYTHING &Z ef , f ‘ e 7 =: ” at: ; ~~ TS Soe en ee : — = - < a ia J - "wong 4 - —_ 7 a —~- p - * es - — Fon er mene - x z: - a a ~= . ”, 7 7 4 —_ : = aa 7 “ : : Eres — —~ » : J ‘ : eerdie tok = 4 ’ , ' : — Wes so . om ’ ¢ = ; ae : Ses = = —_ _ - - - = : e A as 2 ™ . = 4 _~ q “oe dag ; ox a a oe : ; RT : q : po eee . oe ~ ey ; x Ps me APPLE SMOOS* mi REMEMBER VE HAFF | PROMISED TO FIND DER KIDS, SO KEEP DER SHIRT ON UND — FIND ? a : | ; ’ aS “HERE comes THE TReLLEY! | : “. | umm! A RED FEATHER FEN! THEN | 2h. a . | LITTLE STANLEY MUST BE SOME : PLACE NEAR BY ? ZEKE, Do ME WiSH JTL douLP SPEAR wy a THE SKIPPER AS HE GOES . | ws ai ¢ A FAV?R; LiE DeWN AND PERTEND } , e | YouRE BAGLY iNJURED. “ZEKE! IL pent BELIEVE You'RE sa = “°WHY Yes! How pip You KNowW HE GoNNA Live! THIS LooKs LIKE A YL WAS HOME? HE ¢AME HOME ME? wane cet FOR THE POLICE. | - . oF His OWN AdcoRD f ANP FER WHE EVER PONE “THIS , yo SOME REASON oR OTHER, HE'S a wiki de se Jain!” / Cae 2 HIDING UNDER THE . oa

Page 118

NIZE BABY THE VAYMENTS Mrs. FEITLE BAUM HA HA THATS DUST WHAT THEY ALL ASK ME_ ITS THE SIMPLEST THING IN THE WORLD- EVERY DAY You DROP A DIME IN THE CUP__ a THATS A LOTTA NANA OIL!! « ~ age gett hme ET aia ae . ; ; ' 4 oe a ee oe RS aa ns nt —" gn EOE .. ' nar Gy ee _ ae —— : - . Ts a ~ ert re ¥ 4 3 ee ~ 9 fr. r¢ SRS, ~ oy td eae orl iss (Sy 1 . * : ‘ ‘ WA AOA , X NA Cy mah ee A . WE AS . “® \' * \ A ‘ ‘ . Ny es ‘ — a Ge. * A A Aas Pi ee oe ee eS iar i re ra 2 r 2 a ~ o _ “ ar ““ Mo - pa a ofl a es - eee seo ere gamma IT 2 eee eines ay 4 Age oS yf e 7 Ag a ™ eas gis ae os ia " * J r Katte ) ‘ ae tee Pagar ~ By Milt Gross _ANO AT THE END OF THE MONTH. THERE ‘TIS ft YOU HAVEN'T EVEN NOTICED (TT. THATS HE WAY WE SEL ALL OUR VACUUM CLEANERS YE. gh Li ty, " £9 di Oe mas ttf - ‘Wf tafe ee) * IVIL WO GT WiFi it . ? — i git t2. ; 1 I ARIE SSRIS TG fs ta, VM ST i, DO ; ‘ Lae oat be eae ee ‘St - CAD a 4 7 Y “> <y @ iy i? ? bs Cola os 8g Ss en TR, Le 4 ae sa a0 , aa ¥ Give A LOOK_A PANNY SAFED is A PANNY OINED_ _GREAT HOAKS | FROM LIDDY ACORNS GRow tt DATS RIGHT YER RIGHT + N v \g \ BY \\ IMAGINE ! ‘ : With Ty “fF Slains for De for Ge TAKEN BY Owner | and Py Denie Feud | Willie # giter tell leaving “Tf Marked nies belo ‘slazsé0lo « = te : ppolice of ~@ Russo wil @ day night § his brothe last Wedn in Lniver Pether can was killed fin, was 4 the Two of th rothers, Tony Kup Spicuzza, and killed Ask Willie 4 remained Pkilled We likely tla Pkilled if their hidj o@ guurds, a oe mst Satur B® in less th Bisted wil ange ie gasolitt Pduce stag ad ave th: (upa "Yes, { So tw fav the { been he] ome Whil: Dol » 2: Willie Maren ane and lrat were if Where th The de BOs off } quire the learn wi IN DE CUP WAS FIFE DOLLARS iS WELVE CENTS —NOO UND IN DE SOCK WELL NOW | WAS SIST GONNA EXPLAIN DAT PoP_— ,